Hammond High School - Dunes Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1966 volume:

Dunes Divisions . . . Student Life 2 Academics 18 Activities 34 Sports 54 Organizations 76 People 100 Advertisement 158 The Student Lives Hammond High represents many faces and several personalities. This book turns the spotlight on these faces showing their differences as they live the part of a student. They may be relaxed, happy or annoyed in their many sided lives but all act as one in forming the student body of Hammond High School. The Faces of Activity Football cheering sections, initiations, talks in the halls and monitor duty — all give the student a form of activity. The Faces of Study and Fun After studying in the library, little disagreements, and being a finalist in the National Merit English contest, a student finds time for dress up dances and bringing the team in for a victory. Faces with Meaning Expressions reveal many things about a person. A solemn face might be worn by a band mem- ber as the “Star Spangled Banner” is being played. Or a happy face sits in the cafeteria at lunch, on the bleachers at a game or in the speech room. Hammond High School contains many faces with many meanings. The Faces of Enjoyment and Creativity A Fun Fair offers enjoyment for those who like to perform, eat or play games, but a school room offers a place to create a theme, a beautiful dive or a batch of cookies. Top Kat members listen to their sponsors as to their next project for earning money. Clubs Hammond High Clubs add worthwhile activities to the student’s life. A special learning comes whether a student is in French club playing Mille Borne, Spanish Club listening to records, earning money in Top Cat club or studying the basic lines of movement in expanded arts. Clubs should be a part of every student’s life. Expanded Arts Club decides on their new officers. n i j The French Club gazes admiringly at the replica of the e iff el tower. Folk 15 sings a song during club period. Clubs strive to achieve a definite purpose for each student. They may offer ancient folk lore, business practices not learned in class, a little more about German or minature modeling skills. 14 Could that be Hitler hiding behind the cover of a German reader? Members of the Miniature Modeling Club assemble replicas of sports cars. H-Men go over the accounts with Mr. Papais. Speech Arts members learn about diction. Hammond High clubs offer participation just as classes do. Speech Arts members do phonic exercises as H-mer ponder on ways to earn money. Chess club members learn to play the game during club periods just as a future nurse listens to a speaker talk on the benefits of nursing. The Future Nurses Club waits anxiously for another speaker. The game of chess is mastered during club periods. 17 The search for knowledge with the long hours of preparation, constitutes an invariable phase of our curriculum. Courses change, teachers come and go, but the basic pattern of learning has endured through many periods of modernization. The student of Hammond High strives toward the education that has become such a necessary part of all our lives today. The addition of many new courses has been of invaluable assistance to students who want to widen their fields of knowledge. The basic pattern in our curriculum is present as it has always been, but it is the minor changes that give our school the growth necessary to an ever-changing, ever-expanding world. Art Art Projects Holiday spirit at Hammond High School is given an added boost by the art students. The festive decora- tions that adorned the halls during the Christmas season were due to their craftsmanship. Students with a creative mind are especially at home among the paints, paper, and glitter of the art room. Christmas display in work room was put together by Miss Schubkegel (above photo) and her assistants. Tt jHgjQKAjrf g Tjt! § — ij I 1 ’’■5c V ; -jsLj m .1 ! If. • « Tfc . £ : V je 7 S t. v : 1 ll • Business The business world is within the immediate future of some of Ham- mond graduates through extensive courses in typing, shorthand, book- keeping, office machines, and related courses such as business law and Busi- ness English. Hammond High stu- dents are prepared to occupy a useful and profitable spot in the realm of the business world. Mr. Schubert, Department Head, offers his experienced skill. Speed and accuracy’ in typing will be a must to the secretary. One of the lighter moments of a Comp. V. class with Miss Fisher. English Strong emphasis is placed on English at Hammond High School: It is the one course necessary to succeed in almost any profession. Two objectives are apparent in the English department; effective communication and literary apprecia- tion. Developing an effective means of communicating means learning to speak and write in a precise manner. An appreciation of fine literature and knowledge of how to recognize such literature are rewarding traits of anyone. Mr. Preston , Department Head, takes notes on students during classtime. Language Why does any school offer courses in foreign languages? The answer is that students who are inclined to be more tolerant of other nationalities and to recognize them as people much like themselves. Latin, Spanish, French, German, and Russian are offered for eager, knowledge- thirsty students. Not only the language, but also the dress, customs, and history of the country are delved into and examined. Classtime couldn 7 be this discouraging. Math Under the direction of Miss Thelma Abell, the Mathematics Department of Hammond High School carries on its goal of advancing stu- dents in their field which has become one of the most important studies for the future. Math has been called the language of science or some- times defined as a science of numbers. It is an intricate, precise and challenging study which develops an orderly mind. Top; Miss Abell casts an approving glance toward one of her students. Left; Is it Indian signs of Algebra Mr. Bennett? Bottom: Math students show interest in solving problems. Under the direction of Mr. Jay Wood the Sci- ence Department offers many basic and ad- vanced courses. The fundamental courses are biology, health, and safety, physics, and chemistry. For scientifically inclined students there are accelerated classes. The study of Science can hold answers to many problems. The study habits of the Science Department includes experimentation and taking notes in class. Science Under the direction of Miss Johnson the Social Studies department offers clues to the perplexing problems of today and tomorrow. Our economic, geographic, and social world is subjected to ringing debates, enlightening lectures, and animated discussions as teachers endeavor to illuminate the Above: Miss Johnson looks to her Government class jor participation. Right: Mr. Carroll uses a map to help in class teaching. lamps of the past. Social Studies Miss Thiel uses her experience to teach her students the proper procedure in sewing. Home-Ec The Home-Economics department is headed by Miss Georgie Thiel and Mrs. Martha Hugus. In clothing I, stu- dents learn the basic fundamentals of clothing construction and good grooming. In Clothing 2 and 3 these skills are applied in making suits and dresses for any occasion. Foods classes teach the basic arts of cooking and nutrition. There are also classes offering the study and functions of certain ingredients and experimental cooking. This year the Home- maker of the Year award went to Miss Connie Brazina. Students complete many projects in cooking class. Judy Tally and Bonnie Bishop (sitting) confer with Mary Swanton about news for the HERALD and the Hammond Times Dave Novakowski, Ralph Hardesty, and Kip Thornton plan the sports ' page. HERALD Staff: 1 st semester Editor-in-chief . . Managing editor News editor Feature editors . Sports editor Sports writers . . Business manager Business staff . . . Photographer . . . Beverly Kaminski and Dave Couch discuss possible con- tacts for HERALD advertising. . . Mary Swanton J u dy Talty . . Bonnie Bishop ... Nancy Pruitt Sherry Wollenberg Dave Novakowski . . . Kip Thornton Ralph Hardesty Beverly Kaminski Dave Couch . . . . Tom Dobosz Herald Staff 2nd semester Editor-in-chief Managing Editor . . Feature Editor .... Sports editor News bureau editors News writers Feature writer Sports writers Ad managers At the beginning of the week, the HERALD staff meets to plan the up- coming issue. Back row: Elizabeth Glaros, Kelly Sang, Judy Talty. Seated: Pat Petrick, Carol Muenich, Candi Waters, Bonnie Bishop, Carole Fraker. Front row: Dave Novakowski, Greg Sargovetz, Jim Demakos. . . Mary Swanton Judy Talty . . . . Nancy Pruitt Dave Novakowski Bonnie Bishop Carole Fraker . Marcy Denmark Elizabeth Glaros Pat Petrick Candi Waters . . Carol Muenich . Jim Pratt Jim Demakos Greg Sargovetz Beverly Kaminski Kelly Sang Nancy Pruitt, Marcy Denmark, Dave Novakowski, Mary Swanton, and Jim Pratt look over the new issue of the HERALD. There’s no such thing as an unsurmountable obstacle in yearbook production. Special sessions after school in room 13, pages of 3 R’s spread out on ping pong tables in Munster home rec rooms or stacks of pix, copy pages and portable typewriters on the dining room table at the ad- visor’s home. Even the pet dog scratching a resting place in discarded piles of copy, couldn’t stop the production of the 1966 Dunes. Dunes Top — Ad Manager, Patti Granger, smiles as advertising sections are al- most completed. Middle — Sports Writer, Bill Dorigan, types away. Bottom — I.D. Editor, Paula Tuem- ler, looks for idea in old Dunes. Editor, Mary Eaton still smiles after missing numerous deadlines. FIRST SEMESTER STAFF, Left to Right; Tom Dobosz. photogra- pher; Renee Gershwinn, Organizations; Loanne Lockcy, Seniors; Torrie Dardis, Activities. SECOND SEMESTER STAFF, Left to Right; Burma Konsynski, activities; Sandy Mc- Cauley, Organizations; Patty Marince, Sports; Ed Aubrey, Ads; Patty Granger, Ad Man- ager; Mary Eaton, Editor. Student Activities “Activities help a person to make his mind, body and soul stronger. They are as much a part of the student’s life as are his studies.” Homecoming Perhaps the biggest activity of the Hammond High School year is Homecoming, which most of the student body attends. This year the traditional bonfire was cancelled, but the parade was glorious with the senior float taking first place. The crowning of the queen, Linda Sherry and her court: Jane Boyajian and Jane Dycus, Senior Princesses; Cindy Long, Junior Princess; Dawn Dorsey, Sophomore Princess; and Linda Rooney, Freshman Princess, was the stellar half- time event. Senior Princesses, Left to Right; Jane Dycus, Linda Sherry, Queen; and Jane Boyajian. A lot of Wildcats in for a tackle! Above: The cheerleaders await Homecoming events with excitement. Right: Everyone enjoyed the Homecoming soc-hop including a tired football player. The Homecoming game this year was against Ham- mond High’s rival, Tech. The cats tried their hardest and played what was said to be their best game, but couldn’t break away for a victory. After the game everyone attended the Homecoming soc-hop which featured the Mystics; then went home to wait for next year when the Homeco ming events would again take place; that is, all except the seniors who re- membered this was their last Homecoming at Ham- mond High. Washington — New York Trip This year’s juniors and seniors had a chance to spend a week in Washington and New York City with other area students. In Washington the students visited such historical sites as the Washington Monument, Lincoln and Jefferson Memorials, Arlington Cemetery, Wax Museum, Smithsonian Institute, and Mt. Vernon. New York City was the next stop on the trip. Students viewed the awe- some sights of the Statue of Liberty, the Empire State Building, and the United Nations’ Building. A walking tour of Chinatown was also included. An evening on Broad- way best describes Saturday night in New York. Stu- dents viewed the Rockettes at Radio City Music Hall and then were free to spend the night “on the town.” Some stayed to see “The Great Race,” while others caught a sub- way to Greenwich Village. A cruise around Manhattan Island the following morning officially marked the end of the tour. An inspiring sight — the Nation’s capitol building. The General Assembly of the United Nation ' s building which students visited. Nancy Burt’s guitar playing is getting through to some people. The United Nations Building was included in the tour of New York City. While standing in the rain, the students watch the changing of the guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. A shocked LoAnne Lochey. Has she Students chat in the diner of the train before These students are happy — they have just passed their just received the bill for he r nightly retiring. dear Alma Mater on their way back home?!? room service? One of the most beautiful sights seen on the trip was that of President Kennedy’s grave and the eternal flame. Students learned an important lesson from Michigan City pnsioners. The band adds enjoyment to many auditorium sessions. Many of us have enjoyed the adventures of C. J. Albrecht, introduced here by Lance Springs. Auditoriums During the school year, students anxiously await audito- rium sessions to see many different faces that cross the stage. Entertaining programs are always given by the vocal department and the band. This year Folk 15 not only entertained, but also taught some history. Adventures are offered each year by C. J. Albrecht, with his movies of environment study, and this year an important lesson on the evils of crime was offered by prisoners from Michigan City. Top: Santa Claus came to Hammond High ’s Christmas auditorium this year. Middle: A cheery Christmas carol was sung by the Girls ’ Chorus. Members of Folk 15 Club listen as Rock and Roll is combined with folk music. Couples enjoy dancing to the music of the Johnny Nolan orchestra at the 1966 Junior-Senior Prom. Prom All enjoyed the many after prom parties held at the homes at various students. Luanna Luconi, Rich Euccee, Pam Lewis , and Jerry Gardner leave for the “ Madi Gras’’ which was held in the Civic Center. 42 Two of the most important events in the sen- ior year are the prom and graduation. The 1966 “Mardi Gras”, held in the Civic Cen- ter, was followed by more fun and excitement at the after-prom party, morning breakfasts, and the Dunes. Baccalaureate Service and Commencement Ex- ercises in the Civic Center officially closed the year’s activities and ended high school days for the Class of 1 966. Luanna Lucom and Sue Terry persuade Rick Euccee and Tom Good to play a game of ping pong at one of the after prom parties. Graduation The Choir sings and townspeople watch the wedding of Emily Webb and George Gibbs. Our Town “Our Town” by Thorton Wilder was presented by an all- school cast, Friday, November 19, 1965. Starring in the production, under the direction of Miss Oza Cunningham, were: Sta ge Manager Gary Sauder Asst, stage Manager Wayne Riddle, Dennis Kelley Mrs. Gibbs Jane Rodems Mrs. Webb Helen Netos Doc. Gibbs John Seddlemeyer Joe Crowell Richard Szany Howie Newsome William Fariss Rebecca Gibbs Priscilla Gates George Gibbs Jon Christopherson Emily Webb Connie Brazina Wally Webb Don Chastain Professor Willard Dennis Boyle Mr. Webb Bruce Nierman Lady in Balcony Sara Singleton Gentleman in audience James Husted Lady in audience Diane Weems Simon Stimson Stephen Baxter Mrs. Soames Abby Tweedle Constable Warren Charles Atkins Si Crowell Michael Dec Ball Player Mark Manzo Joe Stoddard Larry Grudzion Sam Craig Frank Palfi Mr. Cozad Richard Reich Mrs. Heaton Sherry Bryant Mrs. Wills Susan Reich Mrs. Stahl Patricia Remich Mrs. Bagley Rita Lambros Mrs. Karns Terry O’Bryan Mr. McCarthy Lance Springs Mrs. Prall Cathy Vansco Entire family of “ Our Town ” assembled after dress rehearsal. Sam Craig (Frank Palfi) and Joe Stoddard (Larry Grudzion) confer in the eerie graveyard scene. Breakfast in the Webb household ( Foreground ) and Gibb household (Rear). Singers participate in the City Music Festival held each spring. Music Departments Give Concerts h - i I ' m ;PPI| Musicians play a selection in the Winter Concert. 45 Members of the vocal and instrumental mu- sic departments participated in diversified musical activities this year. They entered contests, performed in the City Festival, and entertained at concerts and auditorium ses- sions. All helped make the past year more melodic and enjoyable. Senior Play “The Perfect Idiot”, a farce by Eunice and Grant Atkinson, was presented as the annual Senior Play on March 18 at 8:00 p.m. The story is about Dan Tennyson, much- despised Boy-Genius of Center High, who “corrupts the whole school” in his attempt to become socially acceptable. A schoolwide crisis arises when the brawny but brainless football star, “puff” Witomski, is disqualified from all ath- letic events. Dan alone can save the team by tutoring Puff; but in return for this favor, Dan demands that the kids at school make him appear popular. Top: Dan ( Mike Speelmen) asks Linda (Ann Slattery) to wear his pin. Middle: Mr. Tennyson (Casey Rader) demands to know of his son ' s (Allan Malo) misdoings and asks of the happenings. Bottom: Fights come even after a girl has a boy’s pin. After Dan (Mike Speelman) has been given a sedative, Roger (Casey Radar) Margaret, (Jane Rodems) Mr. Bernard, (Craig LaFolletee) and Dr. Von Barf (Rick Reich) look at his IQ lest, which was a perfect zero. Dan ( Mike Speelman), demonstrates his ingenious invention by making Puff (Bill Farriss) recite his English lesson as Jackie (Allan Malo), Carla (Vicki Spudich ), Linda (Ann Slattery) and Jeannie (Cathy Connor) watch with dis-beliej. “ The Perfect Idiot” Cast Mike Speelman Dan Tennyson the young genius A1 Malo Jackie Tennyson Dan’s brother Janie Rodems Margaret Tenneyson mother Casey Rader father Craig LaFollette Arthur Barnard principal Ann Slattery Linda Barnard principal’s daughter Ellen Arbeiter Miss Baker a teacher Cathy Connor Jackie’s Girlfriend Vicki Spudich Carla Carlson Puffs girlfriend Bill Farriss Aloysius Puff star athlete Anne Robinson Reporter Karen Haskins Rhodora Tennyson’s Maid Ron Reinstein Policeman Rick Reich Dr. Von Barf psychiatrist Dick DeLay Soap Manufacturer Latherby (Dick DeLay), while hiding in the closet is pursed by Policeman (Ron Reinstein), Roger ( Casey Radar) and Miss Booth (Anne Robinson). Latherby (Dick DeLay) scares Miss Baker (Ellen Arbeiter) and Rhodora (Karen Haskins) as Puff poses as a hatrack. Pep Sessions Display Enthusiasm! A little fortune telling for the Wildcats is done by Casey Rader with the help of Connie Culp and Peggy Spam. Boy Cheerleaders who would seem to drive the Wildcats to defeat were Allan Sarverm, Rich Warner, Paul Kamch, and Marty Reitz. An exciting game with H.H.S. against Morton was portrayed by Rom Dardis, Marcia Maroe, and Mary Jo Sargovetz. In background is Sue McHie, Burma Konsynski and Vickie Spudich. Holiday Tourney! Ecstatic H.H.S. cheerleaders and boosters go wild as the Cats score versus Tech in Holiday Tourney. Later cheering for their team as they took the Tourney trophy. Coaches “Gunner” Wyman and Dawson express a look of wonder as they watch the Cats on different plays. After the Chicago Carver game, just about everyone attended the Fuggle Hop, sponsored by the Dramatics Club. The Social Science Club takes part in an active panel discussion. Jeff Glazebrooh won the prize for the best “Fuggle. ” Club Activities The Christmas tree, which adds festivity to the season, is decorated each year by the Expanded Arts Club. Folk 15 gives an enjoyable auditorium session. 51 Active clubs mean active individuals. Here at Hammond High students find interesting and different activities in the clubs that they have joined. From guest speakers to group discussions, well rounded programs are offered. Members of Chemistry Club discuss Reduction- Oxidation results. Club Students broaden their interests in science and mathematics by listening to speakers in Sci- Math Club. The Future Teachers of America listen to a teacher of today. Activities A discussion is held by Y- Teens chosen to represent Hammond High in a conference. Chemistry Club Future Teachers Sci-Math Club T-Teens Athletics Athletics are a vital function for a well- rounded student. The body should be given as much care as the mind, for our bodies are our permanent possessions. The following pages illustrate Ham- mond High students who have developed their bodies through athletics and fur- thered the Wildcat Spirit. Hammond High School offers almost every avail- able athletics activity to its students. Through participation in swimming, tennis, golf, baseball, cross country, track, football, wrestling, basketball, and newly added gymnastics; students learn the meaning of athletic honesty, hard work, fair play, and satisfaction. THE 1965 WILDCATS: George Leus, Nate Stegall, Nelson Rivera, Jim Noojin, Terry Gootee, Terry Fischer, Ralph Hardesty, Jim Demakos, Bill Dorigan, Greg Sargovetz, Jerry Conant, Jay Duncan. 2nd Row: Bob Almy, Ed Rosenwinkle, Jim Heilman, Mike Sprovtsoff, Dewey Fair- child, Tim Voris, Rich Bass, Warren Hoemann, Larry Noojin, Pete Masich, Tom Petska, Jim Arges. 3rd Row: Ron Jefferson, Bill Schleizer, Rich Bessler, Bob Gilbert, Eugene Gillyard, Rich Jakush, Paul After receiving state-wide acclaim for their performance in the Whiting Football O’Rama, the Wildcats trounced Hammond Gavit in the season opener, 28 — 6. The victory was a decisive one, but the Wildcats were forced to forfeit the game because an ineligible player was used in the final minutes. Although the infraction probably would have gone unnoticed, the results of not reporting such an error would have been disastrous for the Wildcats in all sports. Coach Krueger should be commended for his honesty in handling this touchy situation. Melshen, Stuart Waite, Terry Rogan, Brant Ha yes, Tim Lamb, Jim Mosely. 4th Row: George Edmon, Tom Schoon, Rich Dan, Dave Grandbois, Rich Broz, Gene Vrane, Dave Palkovich, Larry Fisher, Bud Hopkins, Joe Visnyak, Leon Earl, Dave Jakush. 5th Row: Manager Mike Speelman, Larry Richardson, Bill Almy, Greg Vick, Rich Roames, Noel Heinrich, Rod Rancifer, Managers Dale Golgart, Jim Levan, Ron Blashill. Hammond High, hosting a fine Whiting team, won this contest 12 — 6, but needed a goal-line stand in the final few minutes of play to preserve the victory. Next on the schedule for Hammond was the long awaited journey to East Chicago Roosevelt for a duel between two of the state’s top teams. As expected, the game was a hard fought contest. After the smoke had cleared, however, The Wild- cats had gone down to defeat 14 — 0. All-Stater Jim Demokas sprints out in a pre-game warm-up, as rugged junior tackle Bill Schleizer looks on. HHS Opponent 13 Football-O-Rama E.C. Washington 0 0 Whiting 0 28 Gavit 6 12 Whiting 6 0 E.C. Roosevelt 14 6 Tech 14 7 Valparaiso 14 27 Clark 7 20 E.C. Washington 12 Morton 22 20 Bishop Noll Quarterback Terry Fischer gives a powerful straight arm to a Morton Goveror as he battles downjield. 57 Nate Stegall (30) looks towards pursuing Jerry Conant (49) for a downfield block. Quarterback Tom Petska sets up to fire a pass. The opponent for the Hammond High Homecoming was the Tigers of Hammond Tech. The Wildcats put out their best effort to date, but couldn’t stop Tech, who won 14 — 6. The Wildcats met defeat at Valparaiso, but exploded to a 27 — 7 victory over the Clark Pioneers the following week. With the losing streak snapped, the Cats defeated East Chi- cago Washington 20 — 12 on a freezing evening in the Steel City. A large crowd was on hand to watch the Morton Gov- ernors, Indiana’s top team, in action against our Cats. The half ended with our upset minded Wildcats on top 7 — 6. Morton could not be contained, however, and scored twice in the final period to beat our Cats 22 — 7. The Wildcats tripped Noll to end the season with a 5 — 4 record. After receiving help from Bud Hopkins (80), Jim Heilman is brought to the turf by two Clark Pioneers. 58 Senior center Bill Dorigan, practices the vital punt snap. Tim V oris (39) and Greg Sargeovetz (38) get off to a fast start on the opening kickoff. Hard hitting fullback Terry Gootee rams his way through a herd of Tech Tigers. Dr. Rasch and Coach Krueger help injured Terry Fischer off the field. Senior tackle Ralph Hardesty fires out on senior guard Mike Sprovtsoff in pre-game warmup. 1965-66 HAMMOND WILDCATS. Front: Manager Tom Dobosz, Bob Nelson. Left to right: Coach Dawson, George Edmonds, Terry Fischer, Bill Lightsy, Krim Blackman, Tom Schoon, Rodney Ford, Lance Mack, Ed Robinson, Tim Michaw, Eric Ford, Hilary Hudson, Coach “Gunner ' Wyman. Fugged forward Tim Michaw (22) controls the boards against Noll. With three regulars returning from the 1965 Sectional Championship team, Rodney Ford, Terry Fischer, and Tim Michaw, the preseason outlook for this year’s squad was that of happy anticipation. With a very demanding schedule in front of the Wildcats, a successful season would indeed be something of which to be proud. The Wildcats opened the season against Indianapolis Washington, the defending State Champions. Despite a top flight performance, Hammond bowed 86 — 75. Clark provided the Cats with their first win, Hammond winning 72 — 56. Following the Clark game were three important clashes which would give an idea of the future for the Wildcats. Hammond nipped Lafayette Jeff 58 — 56, trounced Gary Tolleston 65 — 51, but finally ran out of steam, losing to highly tauted Michigan City 81 — 72 after leading the Red Devils for three quarters. Hammond High added another feather to its cap, defeating Morton 75 — 57, and Tech 79 — 62 to win the Hammond Holiday Tourney. Following the Tourney, the Wildcats defeated Horace Mann of Gary 84 — 55, Gary Emerson 71 — 56, and respected East Chicago Roosevelt 74 — 62 before running into Val- paraiso. 60 Gunner Wyman has a few words with team before play resumes. Little Hiliary Hudson sneaks under the guard of a Senator for two points. Following the Tourney, the Wildcats defeated Horace Mann of Gary 84 — 55, Gary Emerson 71 — 56, and re- spected East Chicago Roosevelt 74 — 62 before running into Valparaiso. Playing in ancient Boucher Gym, the Cats suffered the same fate as top rank Gary Froebel and East Chicago Washington, losing 60 — 58 to the host Vikings. Returning to the Civic Center, Hammond High pounded Gary Wallace 82 — 61, then journeyed to Whiting where they gave the Oilers an 88 — 50 licking. Bishop Noll was next to fall under the ax, bowing 64 — 57 on their home court. Guard Terry Fischer drives doumcourt in the unforgettable East Chicago Washington game. The top scorer of the Calumet Region, Rodney Ford (23), pulls down a rebound against Bishop Noll. Coach Wyman hollers advice during the heated contest. Bill Lightsey jumps high against Hammond Tech as Eric Ford (25), looks on. Eric Ford lofts a jump-shot over the out-stretched arm of a Noll Warrior. Wildcats gain possession of the ball as other players run down court. February 1 found the Wildcats host to the powerful East Chicago Washington Senators. The game, which drew the largest crowd in several years, was nip and tuck all the way. The buzzer found Hammond High desperately trying to get off a shot, trailing 61 — 59. Following the Washington game, Hammond High pasted arch-rival Tech, 86 — 64. The Cats were then handed a stiff lesson in basketball in the form of a 86 — 73 beating at the hands of Gary Froebel, the nation’s number six team. The regular season ended on a cheerful and hopeful note, with LaPorte falling 73 — 54, Morton losing 71 — 68, and Chicago Carver bowing 74 — 56. Cats Win Sectional After a successful regular season, the Wildcats prepared to meet their first tournament foe, Hammond Clark. A 72 — 50 victory over the Pioneers advanced the Cats to the sectional semi-final against Whiting. The Oilers could not cope with Hammond’s style of ball and bowed 64 — 54. This win put the Wildcats in the final game with Morton. Hammond High won its second consecutive sectional title with a 75 — 60 win over the Governors. The first game of the East Chicago Regional saw Ham- mond defeating the Crown Point Bulldogs 67 — 53. Follow- ing this game, the Senators of East Chicago bumped off Gary Roosevelt to set the stage for the Regional final. The fieldhouse was jammed to capacity and television cameras were on hand for this clash. The Senators chose to play their best game of the year and whipped the Wildcats 71 — 52. Despite the disappointment, Hammond fans can look forward to next year when the entire tourney team will return. Terry Fischer jumps to stop a shot by Johnny Cousins (42) in the final game of the East Chicago Regional. 63 Left to right: Top row; Sherman Hopson, Alan Sarver, David Schmueser, Ken YVright, Phil Chancellor, Jim Eret, Darrel Kcim, Tim Carlson, Mike Huber, Coach Robert Nicholson. Bottom row; In his initial season as cross-country coach, Mr. Bob Nicholson, showed everyone that he meant business. Despite losing three players for disciplinary reasons, Coach Nichol- son ran up an impressive 1 1 — 4 record. This record was good enough for a fourth place in the Conference. With several lettermen returning next year, the future for the Wildcats squad looks very good. Opponent HHS 32 Merrillville 27 36 Horace Mann 19 City Meet First Place 40 Morton 21 39 Clark 19 42 Tech 19 36 Horace Mann 21 44 Whiting 19 35 Emerson 21 Hobart Invitational Fifth Place 46 E. C. Washington 15 44 Gavit 25 27 Lew Wall 28 32 Tolleston 25 44 Froebel 17 50 E. C. Washington 15 15 Valparaiso 42 20 Hobart 36 15 Gary Roosevelt 15 Sectionals Seventh LaPorte Invitational Eleventh NIHSC Fourth Chuck Haley, Bill Swick, John Benoit, Mark Manzo, Steve Willis, Ollis Howard, Ted Johnson, Mike Heath, Tom Schafer, Randy Wright. Not pictured: Ron Powers, Kevin Wright. Rich Warner and Jim Eret lead the pack in Memlville meet. 64 CATFISH OF 1965-1966. Front row, (1 — r) — Dave Jakush, Phil Daley, Bill McHie, Perky Singleton, Ben Konsynski, Jim Agler, Charlie Atkins, Walter Hyrb. Back row — Coach Jules Papais, Barry Wheeler, Jim Husted, Steve Anderson, Ken Behling, Marty Reitz, John Rosevear, Rich Jakush, Terry Gootee, Ron Newcomb, Rick Bowers, Aurelian Bukatko, Walter Ebert, Bruce Nierman. Swimming Season Summary HHS Opponent Opponents 32 Lew Wallace 63 36 La Porte 58 50 Horace Mann 38 34 Bishop Noll 61 64 Gary Roosevelt 21 51 Munster 46 58 Whiting 37 35 Valpo 59 51 Munster 46 58 Griffith 37 20 Froebel 74 63 Chesterton 32 Ron Newcomb and Ken Behling prepare to dive into the water as Bruce Nierman and a smiling Marty Reitz return. 65 Row 1, left to right: George Danciak, Neal Kitchell, Kip Thornton, Brian Mangold. Row 2: Dick Levin, Bob Geisen, Brian Benko, Ron Reinstein, and Coach Dawson. Under the leadership of Coach Dawson, the 1965 Wildcat tennis team went undefeated to capture the NIHSC Conference Cham- pionship. The team included Kip Thornton, Neal Kitchell (both conference champs) and George Danciak in the singles division, with Brian Benko, Bob Geisen, Brian Mangold, Rich Levin, Ron Reinstein, and Rich Fandrie playing the doubles. The team compiled a 9 — 0 mark against tough conference competition. The outlook for next year is good with the undefeated doubles team of Benko and Geisen re- turning. Also back for next year will be Levin and Kitchell. These boys will make up the nucleus of the squad with freshmen Mc- Hie and Kramer also figuring in the plans. Kip Thornton receives his trophy from Coach Dawson at Fall Sports ' Banquet. 66 A new era in sports at Hammond High School was begun this year with the addition of gymnastics to the athletic de- partment. Gymnastics stresses strength, flexibility, and bal- ance in its seven events — tumbling, free exercise, sidehorse, parallel bars, horizontal bars, rings and trampoline. Although the sport is young at HHS, the gymnastic team already has competed against teams from other schools. Next year Coach Nicholson’s gymnastic team will have a full schedule. nngs. Frank Palfi is pictured holding a double elbow lever in free exercise. Charles Bums demonstrates the scissors on a side horse. Dale Alger holding back lever on Below is Bill Heath holding handstand on the parallel bars. the Members of the girls hockey team are, Top row, 1 — r, Gloria Slonaker, Lynn Christopherson, Lee Hoagland, Nancy Farmer, Nancy Brauer, Sue Terry. Bottom row. Merry Stover, Lorraine Turner, Cindy Erwin, Marion Grandbois, Tina Chintis, Sheila Reeves. This year the girls’ physical education department has been widely expanded. A girls’ field hockey team coached by Miss Rita Grose and Miss Judy Patten was sponsored by GAA as an extramural activity. The advanced physical education class added bowling and modern dance to their list of many activities. A new life saving course was also added to the curriculum. Girls learn life saving skills. Right to Left, Donna Hazen, Jana Gott, Virginia Storey, Judy Austgen, and Susan Galatzer. Girls Take Part in Sports Nancy Farmer, right, and Wendy Thomas, left, enjoy bowling in their advanced physical education course. 1st Row L — R, Dave Lewis, Dan Luncsford, Dennis Eucce, John Benoit, Rich Roames, Vic Barks, Jon Sienkiewicz, 2nd Row, John Mears, Fred Deboe, Chuck Krueger, Kip Thornton, Joe Burgess, Mark Haley, Dennis Papp, Chuck Kremke, George Smith, 3rd Row, John Aranowski, Chuck Shakes, Ed Rosenwinkel, Jim Demokas, John Haley, Rick Eucce, Warren Hoemann, Charlie Storey. Wrestling Though lacking in over-all ability, this year’s Wrestling squad featured some great individual talent. The outlook for the Hammond sectionals would seem to be somewhat dim compared with the team record, but the Cats went out onto the mats determined to end any doubts about the ability of the team, both as individuals and as a whole. The sectionals place boys against each other on the basis of over-all individual records for the season. Of a possible 12, the Cats had eight boys who placed into the afternoon matches. Though the Wildcats finished second to powerful Gavit, they made their best showing of the season. Batmen Left to Right, First Row, Walter Kelly, Rodney Ford, Jim Petro, George Leus, Pete .Vlasich, Dave Novakowski, Tom Petska. Row Two, Eric Ford, Bill Schleizer, Warren Hoemann, Joe Visnyak, Mike O’Brien, Phil Peacock, Bill Caroll, Jim Heilman. Row Three, Dan Mayer, Jay Duncan, The Wildcat baseball squad looks very promising this year. With a nucleus of experienced players including George Leus, Pete Masich, Jim Petro, Tom Petska, Jay Duncan, Dave Novakowski, an d Rodney Ford, the hard- ballers show potential in many areas. Steve Anderson, John Benoit, Jim Banker, Howard Petroski, Joe Huber, Mike Radbel. Row Four, Bill Swick, manager, Rick Broz, Bob Walker, Manager. Phil Peacock hurls ball towards waiting Tom Petska. Dave Novakowski gets ready to fire one in during practice session. Jim Petro, at first base, throws to home after fielding a grounder. Varsity Baseball Schedule April 5 Griffth April 12 Bishop Noll April 18 T.F. South April 20 Highland April 25 Clark April 27 Gavit April 29 E.C. Washington May 2 Tech May 4 E.C. Roosevelt May 6 Whiting May 9 Morton May 1 1 Clark May 13 Gavit May 16 E.C. Washington May 18 Tech May 20 E.C. Roosevelt May 23 Whiting May 25 Morton There Here Here Here There Here Here Here There Here There Here There There There Here There Here Senior Wildcat center- fielder Pete “Willie Ma- sich demonstrates the proper bunting stance. 71 X 5 i titan i“«5? � “ . ♦ “« v£2fc rfl) _m u. 1l? «Stm m kv ♦ £ sV ii ' v � q , o Mi 1 SR 14? J® � © SS WILJOT1 ' ©? ' «© ' ’« • ! ,c ' t““ r ! S ' ' JWn _ SP rnSCn m X X £ M t i , t f 4 ' ■ “ J b $} ” §J Tf v ” i }� • ,t v v v . v .. - ' £ ' 1 4 _ r v t — VARSITY TRACK TEAM, left to right, Row 1: B. Rarick, mgr., C.’ Burns, F. DeBoe, S. Hopson, C. Storey, A. Phillips, A. Sarver, T. Gutierrez, R. Eucce, G. Eberhardt, D. Boyle, R. Warner. Row 2: Coach Nicholson, R. Caine, T. Carlson, T. Gootee, G. Smith, D. House, R. Powers, B. Almy, K. Wright, J. O’Brien, G. Sargovetz, B. Dorigan, B. Lightsey, Coach Bob Cohoon. T R A C K FROSH-SOPH TRACK TEAM, left to right, mgr. B. Rarick, C. Haley, F. Borman, M. Manzo, D. Schmueser, P. Nagy, R. Roames, J. McMahon, E. Gray, H. Claussen, S. Span. Row 2: M. Heath, J. Quiroz, T. Lamb, S. Waite, D. Jakush, D. Palkovich, S. Willis, K. Wright, T. Stanger. Row 3: Coach Cohoon, R. Caine, mgr., A. Pouch, L. Lynk, P. Carlson, C. Pearson, D. Golgart, R. Stringer, J. O’Kic- hich, A. Butkatko, Coach Nicholson. Track team must practice even in the snow. Members of the track team who are returning lettermen are Rich Warner, Allan Sarver, Sherman Hopsin, Rich Eucce, and Tim Michaw. Also included are John O’Brien, Ron Powers, Tim Carlson, and Bill Lightsey. New prospects for the track team include Tim Carlson, Sherman Hopson, John O’Brien, Art Phillips, Ron Powers, Alina Sarver and Gentry Smith. Other Hopefuls are Lorenzo Stegal, Rich Warner, Rick Eucce, Tim Lamb, Tim Michaw, Mike Heath and Steve Willis. 72 Rugged Wildcat Dewey Fairchild (36) downs an East Chi- cago Roosevelt Rough Rider. Sports Highlights Charlie Storey rides his opponent as referee watches. Gymnastics became a part of our athletic program this year. Wildcats Tim Michaw, Terry Fischer, and Rodney Ford accept the sectional trophy. Even winter’s cold and snow can’t stop busy members of this year’s track team. B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS — Top: Nancy Arnold, Renee Andree, Willie, Liz Colby; Bottom: Mary Jo Schock. and Connie Culp. Nora Wolff goes “Wild.” VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Left to Right, Kathy Meinzer, Jan Gescheidler, Nora Wolff, Janie Boyajian, Willie, Barb Dietrich, Linda Sherry and Jan Carlson. Supporters Much of the school spirit at Hammond High School is inspired through the Cheerleaders, Pom-Pom Girls and Majorettes. The aim of these girls is to urge the crowds to join in the excitement of the sports activities. The cheerleaders lead yells all through the football and basketball seasons and decorated the halls with signs urging our teams to victory. Our majorette and our Pom Pom girls enter- tained at half-time during the football season and also took part in the Hammond Christmas parade. Nikki Peck, talented Majorette for Hammond High, performed at football games adding much to the halj-time entertainment. POM-POM GIRLS; Left to Right: Linda Simmons, Suellyn Hetrick, Beth Creasbaum. Debbie Swing, Debbie Wilkenson, Cindy Maksay, Terry Bartlett. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS; 1-Row; Darlene Callahan, Kathy DeGuilio, Linda Edington, Susan Galatzer, Barbara Singer, Carol Fraker, Liz Glaros. 2-Row; George Smith, Mrs. Turner, Carie Weeks, Jean Moore, Janice Clark, Marjorie Berry, Mrs. Roesler. LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS, 1-Row: Linda Edington, Vice-President; Jan Nottoli, Sergeant at Arms; Ruthellen Behling, Secretary; Dan Banyai, Presi- dent; 2-Row: Jaime Alishio, Treasurer; Mrs. Roesler and Mrs. Turner, Spon- sors. Clubs at Hammond High School fork into different areas of interest and intent. Combined they form the heart of the school. These national organization chap- ters, hobby clubs, occupational associations and service groups, form a unified reflection of the school society. Members of the Speech Team proudly admire the trophies which were won in competition. CABINET OFFICERS, left to right: John Rose- vear, Student Discipline; Carolyn Smith, Student Publicity; Pete Bullard, Student Activities; Greg Sargovetz, Student Safety; Marcia Maroe, Student Elections. Courtroom action takes place as Andy Anderson is tried for not having an admit. 0 F F I C E S SENATORS, left to right: Joe Duba, Freshman; Fred DeBoc. Junior; Steve White. Sopho- more; Connie Brazina, Senior. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, left to right: Barb Warme, Diane Mrache, Debbie Dorsey, Cindy Nawracaj, Karen Poteet, Patty Petrick, Sandy McCauley, Debbie Cornell, Guy Smith. Second Row: Jan Nottoli, Nancy Carlson, Mary Gorman, Linda Burgess, Hiliary Hudson, Mickey Fisher, Bud Hopkins, Priscilla Gates, Mike Leimback. Third Row: Marie Biestek, Aleta Grady, Marjorie Berry, Burma Konsynski, Marcy Hart- man, Dewey Fairchild, Dick Cantwell, Kathy Vansco. Fourth Row: Pat Marince, Lynn Flusche, Nikki Peck, Steve Johnson, Jan Neumaier, Rick Eucce, Dave Jakush, Sheila Gerson, Rocky Reeder, Speros Vhrehas. Bill Myers, Judge; Lance Springs, Judge; Donna Guy, Court recorder, John Rose- vear. Chief Justice; Ken Klamm; Ron Harmeninger, Judge; Jackie Reed. Scholars, Civic Leaders Carolyn Smith, valedictorian of the Class of 1966, was also the recipient of the D.A.R. Good Citizen Award. A National Merit finalist, she acted in the all-school play, went to Germany on the Indiana University Honors Program, and served as Secretary of Student Publicity and president of German Club. Ranking second in the senior class, salutatorian Nikki Peck has participated in many extra-curricular activities in addi- tion to receiving scholastic honors. Highlights of her senior year included being chairman of the Publicity Committee for the House of Representatives, performing as a majorette, and flying to Dallas for the Miss Teenage America contest. Seniors Mary Gorman, Linda Simmons, and Connie Brazina were Hammond High’s dele- gates to Hoosier Girls’ State, held at Indiana University last summer. They met together with representatives from various Indiana high schools for one week to discuss and participate in the principles of American government. 80 SR. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, (1-r), Row 1: Ann Slattery, Carolyn Smith, Mary Ann Petrick, CJeorgianna Marks, Candace Vergin, Donna Brauer, Janie Rodems, Connie Brazina, Sandy Mc- Cauley, Barbara Gottschall. Row 2: Mary Gorman, Joan Jacke- wicz, Anne Robinson, Jane Dycus, Carol Muenich, Sharon Kcagle, Margaret Dick, Linda Todd, Barb Szypkowski, Elaine George, Sue Glinski. Row 3: Julia Caldwell, Mary Swanton, Martha Kindling, Helen Nctos, Annette Wisniewski, Linda Scatena. Row 4: Susan Clark, Tim Martin. Jerry Krysa. Eli Cohen. Jane Webb, Diane Wiersbe, Kris Beare, Vernon Hestermann, Row 5: Frank Palfi, Tim Seehausen, Pete Bullard, Marty Reitz, Steve Baxter, John Surowiec, Jefi Juster, Ronald Long. Row 6: Ron Reinstein, Rick Wells, Craig Hlinka, Gary Sauder. Louis Lambros. Jr- and Sr. National Honor Society The National Honor Societies set the standards for the scholastic achievements made by the students of Hammond High. Members are chosen not only by outstanding scholar- ship, but also by leadership and participation in school activities. The purpose of the Honor Society is to stimulate interest in scholarship and in service to the school and community. JR. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, (1-r), Row 1: Liz Colby, Adelcnc Mabry, Valerie Davis, Luana Luconi. Row 2: Barbara Singer, Marcy Denmark, Nancy Brauer, Sue Kanich. Row 3: Molly Bomberger, Priscilla Gates, Abby Tweedle, Linda Spoolstra. Row 4: Glenna Crooks, Kay Bracken, Denise Babetz, Carol Creasbaum. Row 5: John Gibbs, Neil Kitchell, Debbie Cornell, Sue Terry. Row 6: Kirk Pinkerton. David Pal- kovich.John Lambros. 81 Miss Andersen and Mr. Fruehhng discuss discipline problems that confront both boys and girls. One of the jobs of a discipline administrator is to see that the signs in the halls are proper. Discipline Miss Georgia Andersen as Dean of Girls and Mr. Theodore Fruehling as Dean of Boys, go quietly but firmly about their daily tasks to keep the Good Ship H.H.S. at an even keel. Problems too numerous to mention come up throughout the busy days. Phone calls to and from the homes and the various offices of the school are all part of an endeavor to keep the in- dividual in school as a worthwhile citizen in a well-organized society or com- munity known as Hammond High School. Association Elections NEW ASSOCIATION OFFICERS, Left to Right; Warren Hoemann, Vice- President; Jan Gescheidler, Recorder; Fred DeBoe, President. Some of the candidates in the primaries were from Left to right; Suellyn Hetrick, Luana Luconi, Terry O’Bryan, Cindy Maksay, Julie Rosenthal, Lynne Goldstein; 2-Row; Dan Dobrowski, John Seddelmeyer, Fred DeBoe, Nancy Burr. G.A.A. OFFICERS. Left to Right; Diane Cofield. President; Cindy Erwin, Vice-President; Lyn Christopherson, Treasurer; Bonnie Wagner. Secretary. FOLK 15 OFFICERS Left to Right; Sherry Wallenberg, President; Doync Campbell, Vice-President; Ann Slattery. Secretary. 84 G.A.A I ' he Girls’ Athletic Association was formed to stimulate participation in girls’ athletics and to promote ideas of health and sportsmanship. Social activities, such as parties, playdays and sportsdays are off ered for the enjoyment of the members. Folk 15 Club meetings of the Folk 15 Club are spent listen- ing to, discussing, and singing folk music. Included in this year’s activities was an enjoyable audi- torium session featuring various types of folk song. Top Kat The Top Kat club, established to promote student participation and interest in athletic events, has now grown to be the largest in the school. Some of the money earned from candy sales was used to sponsor buses to away games and buy flowers for the cheerleaders at tournament time. Members busied themselves painting posters and working in the concession stands at football games. TOP CAT OFFICERS, left to right: Mike SprovtsofT, President; Joe Spraggins, Vice-President; Sandy Shaw, Secretary; Nancy Lundquist, Treas- urer; Mr. Carroll and Mr. Bennett, Sponsors. 85 QUILL AND SCROLL MEMBERS, Left to Right; Paula Tuemler, Liz Glaros, Judy Talty, Patty Marince, Mary Eaton and Mary Swanton. HERALD AGENTS; Mary Rudy, Bill Gaskey, Ron Reinstein, Jerry Weaver, Kip Thornton, Sarah Singleton, Bob Walker, Laura Rosembaum, Sandy Herald, Patti Granger, Edwinna Zisofl, Marcy Denmark. DUNES AGENTS, Row 1; Mary Rusy, Joye Baiden, Sharon La Jeune, Sheila Gerson, Sandy Herald, Pat Petrick, Connie Ivey, Marta Pearson, Marcy Den- mark, Chuck Creasbaum; Row 2; Bruce Lynn, Kip Thornton, Carol Gage, Becky Hutton; Row 3; Bob Rudy, Jerry Rudy, Dianne Cofield, Carol Muenich, Bob Walker, Bill Dorigan, Tom Connolly, Ron Rheinestein; Sitting; Burma Kon- synski. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS; Left to Right; Kathy Winebrenner, President; Arvada Patten, Secretary; Krim Blackmon, Vice-President; Bob Baughard, Treasurer; and Mrs. Scrsic, Sponsor. The Spanish and French clubs have interesting projects and are among the top ranking clubs in our school. One of the Spanish club’s activities this year included the adoption of a child and a bake sale. The French club publishes “La Ragout”, plays Mille Borne during club periods and sang Christmas carols for Doctor Feuerbach in French during the season. Many other activities include seeing pictures, listen- ing to tapes or speakers, and developing interests not as easily cultivated in class. It is not only knowledge of the foreign language which you receive, but also the tolerance, acceptance, respect, and admiration for another country. FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS; Left to Right; Jim Vrehas. Treasurer; Tom Doukas, Vice-Presi- dent; Miss Kessing, Sponsor; Kiki Deavours, President; and Lynne Goldstein, Secretary. Our Band The Nation’s and Hammond High ' s flags led our band in the Hammond Christmas parade. The Hammond High Band marched in the Hammond Christmas parade. The band practices formations for the next football game. Row 1, left to right: Donna Rubick, Doyne Campbell, Nancy Hilde- brandt, Peggy Getz, Jane Dycus, Nancy Jackson, Linda Preda, Sheila Co x, Judy Jackson, Gail Dodge, Donna Hazwen Row 2, Susan Galatzer, Paula Taylor, Paula Tuemler, Christine Yaroyski, Doug Dodge, Tom Doukas, Larry Woolard, Mr. James Qualkinbush Row 3, Bruce Mauer, Charles Burns, Kendall Powers, Rudy Leimbach, Molly Burton, Larry Rutz, Phil Phillips. Row 1, left — right, Jane Dycus, Gail Dodge, Diane Wiersbe, Judy Jackson, Suellyn Hetrick, Barb Collard, Mary Beth Stover. Jan Kocman, Linda Simmons, Nikki Peck, Sandi Galiani, Sue Mote. Row 2, Pam Gentry, Judy Chidester, Karen Schau, John Pesta. Debbie Swing, Terri Bartlett, Beth Creasbaum, Chris Mauer, Nancy Hildebrandt, Tom Agler, Marilyn Gower, Elaine Brown, Marcia Frisk, Pam Perky, Penny Ahlf, Pam Spero, Row 3, Linda Sorenson, Debbie Runyan, Ken Behling, Ron Pitts, Jackie Foss, Leslie Cheatham, Cheryl Gunther, Sue Eckenrode, Sue Borbely, Don Newcomb, Nancy Jackson, Georgianna Marks, Row 4, Peggy Getz, Gwen Cross, Tom Brown, Cindy Maksay, Jane Webb, Linda Todd, Evonne Jonas, Eli Cohen, Paul Nagy, Tom Borbely, Ken Powers, Tony Jaeger, Rudy Leimbach, Rick Friedman, Larry Rutz, Charlotte Redden, Phil Phillips, Mollie Burton, Ron Newcomb, Steve Makarewich, Row 5, Dick Thompson, Donna Hazen, Donna Rubick, Andy Burbick, Charles Burns, Roger Studebaker, Chris Cole, Jim Fulk, Bruce Mauer, Mike Leimback, Curtistean McKenzie, August Hawkins, Wayne Sebenste, Doug- las Dodge, Sterling Taylor, Tom Doukas, Larry Woolard, Sheila Cox, Linda Preda, John Aranowski, David Marks. BOYS’ CHORUS: Front Row (1-r): C. Van Dyke, J. Chambers, E. Petty, D. Lloyd, L. Lynk, J. Mosley, N. Stegall, R. Wilkinson, R. Smith. 2nd Row: M. Tharp, M. Schmidt, D. Oswalt, M. Banjura, D. Hanus, T. Mustain, J. Larkey, P. Ulm, J. Herbst. 3rd Row: D. Eder, S. Johnson, T. Fisher, B. Rarick, D. Heimback, M. Fisher, B. Jewell, L. Marisett, R. Mc- Pipe. 4th Row: J. Derousseau, B. Short, I. Richardson, C. Tyler, B. Hopkins, M. Lungsford, B. Howarth, C. Podkul. Boys and Girls BOYS’ ENSEMBLE, Row 1 (1-r): M. Tharp, B. Rarick, T. Fisher, B. Swick, C. Creasbaum, P. Chancellor, M. Zafran. 2nd Row: R. Helm, O. Moore, H. Volk- man, R. Coffman, C. Hors- ley. MELODEARS, Row 1 (1-r): L. Reese, M. Pearson, S. Gerson, P. Tuemler, K. Schau. Back: G. Crooks, D. Sweitzer, C. Wolf, M. Findley, M. Adams. 3rd Row: J. Douglas, C. Weis, B. Creasbaum, R. Vezmar, J. Smelko, C. Pearson, P. Chancellor, J. Thomas, K. Wright, E. Robinson, D. Wilkinson, J. Eppler, T Burns, D. Wcem, S. Du- Pont. 4th Row: S. Foster, S. Walgren, S. Terry, P. Carlson, C. Horsley, M. Phillips, B. Norman, M. Zafran, J. Duvall, J. Davis-, M. Fentress, M. Biestak, S. Thon, D. Cattledge, K. DeGuilio. Vocal Groups MADRIGAL SINGERS (1— r), Front: S. Wallace, S. Clark, L. Selsor, J. Caldwell, N. Burt, E. Zisoff, L. Biddings. Back: R. Coffman, L. Springs, N. Netos, M. Craig, R. Helm, C. Mackinnon. MIXED GLEE CLUB (1-r), 1st Row: K. Kamm, D. Rubright, W. Hubbard, D. Dorsey, B Singer, R. Lambros, M. Malone, C. Downen, S. Borberly, J. Hershberger, S. Shaw, L. Pittman, M Bomberger. 2nd Row: A. Golgart, S. Parrish, A. Mosley, J. Edmon, H. Volkman, P. Daly, D. Rhyne, J. Kocman, B. Clark, B. Swick, N. Heinrich, R. Rattay, P. Kaply, D. Wagenblast. CHANSONETTES (1-r), Front: Y. Lyons, S. Neal, P. Mirkov, B. Berger, S. Stillson, C. Lang, C. Bruhn. Back: D. Callahan, V. Davis, J. McFadden, I. Steinmetz, S. Craig, S. Biddings. v GIRLS CHOIR (1-r), Row 1: A. Juskiw, M. Elkin, M. Rudy, N. Koslovsky, P. Lenzo, K. Schau, R. Bchling. M. Carter, S. Johnson, C. Harasz, C. Wilbert Row 2: P. Moffitt, M. Mau, J. Wilder, K. Lovely, S. McAllister, M. Morgan, B. Welch, P. Tuemler, B. Wroll, S. Paradise, S. Gerson. Row 3: C. Wolf, P. Gates, W. Slipcheck, M. Mil- ler, S. Stillson, D. Kovack, M. Findley, N. Wagner, C. Creasbaum, S. Bolla, N. Shaver, L. Chalos. Row 4: T. Tieman, S. Davey, G. Crooks, D. Spivak, D. Campbell, G. Scott, K. Lynn, B. Berger, I. Steinmetz, S. Lanning, M Adams, C. Lang, A. Norris. Choral Groups GIRLS CHORUS (1-r), Row J: J. Smith, L. Veller, J. Harvey, B. Watwood, D. Lorance, J. Kottka, B. Felder, J. Homrich, D. Merchant, K Kennedy. Row 2: D. West, L. Mason, P. Burbridge. S. Cox, L. Kowalski, M. Milakovic, E. Amos, G. Bell, S. Galatzer, I. Vargas, M. Craig. Row 3: L. Ford, M. Liggins, E. Brown, J. McCartney, B Reid, C. Kelley, N. Brauer, B. Konsynski, N. Farmer, K. Pazdur, M. Berry, N. Stern. Row 4: D. Crews, P. Smith, M. Gower, T. Chintis, L. I hornton, E. Spencer, L. Robinson, S. Fisher, C. Szany, G. Macy, L. Rooney, D. Jones, D. Mrache, S. Quesada. CONCERT CHOIR (1-r), Row J: L. Reese, S. Neal, P. Mirkov, Y. Lyons, S. Wollenberg, C. Bruhn, P. Vergin, C. Vergin, B. Haryasz. Row 2: m’ Pearson, S. Wallace, J. McFadden, S. Crute, J. Caldwell, E. Zisoff. D. Brauer, K. Weinbrenner, S. Biddings, G. Marks. Row 3: V. Davis, D Callahan, D. Sweitzer, J. O’Brien, T. Lorance, N. Netos, G. Fansler, M. Craig, O. Moore, C. Creasbaum, S. Craig, L. Biddings. Row 4: L. Selsor, S. Clark, D. Loser, M. Finley, T. Carlson, B. Stanners, L. Springs, R. Coffman, R. Helm, C. MacKinnon, A. Phillips, N. Burt, K. Anderson. Mrs. Laura Hall holds proudly the trophy that Rich Reich, Craig Lafollelte, John Seddelmeyer, and Rich Wells won in a Debate. Members of the speech department took many honors this year. They participated in various contests and won numerous awards. Varsity debaters compiled a commendable record; Rich Reich and John Seddelmeyer became the first Hammond High debate team to qualify for the Nationals since 1959. Mr. J H. Wood and his 40 boys keep the visual aids room buzzing daily from the time they check their assignment sheets till they go wheeling down the halls with their projectors for showings in the various classrooms. Monot- ony is usually broken daily by teachers breaking in for many requests for tape recorders, record players, and transparencies. All in all this is a busy project straight through the lunch hours till after school. Mr. Jay Wood smiles proudly as his 40 boys await assignments. 1 1 jv : BT Jiq . JBP 1 J iT 1 « If y. iM : i W j l German Club Active members of the German club held two profitable bake sales this year. Dur- ing meetings they saw slides and played Spiel, which is similar to bingo. A few of the members made the secret known that the club had Hitler stored in the foods room in a large glass jar. There was a banquet held at the end of the year to honor members. GERMAN CLL B OFFICERS, Left to Right; Carolyn Smith, President; John Surowiec, Vice-President; Suzanne Lanning, Secretary; Jeff Juster, not pictured. Treasurer. J.C.L. OFFICERS, Left to Right; Chris Weiss, Secretary; Marcy Denmark, Vice- President; Vince Mogle, President; Shirley McAllister, Treasurer; Judy Austgen, Vice- President; Miss Work, Sponsor. J.C.L. The Junior Classical League is a national organization whose pur- pose is to encourage among young people an interest and appreciation of the language, literature, and cul- ture of ancient Greece and Rome. This year members saw movies, heard Miss Esten speak about the Roman Wall, and celebrated “Saturnalia” at Christmas time. FUTURE NURSES CLUB OFFICERS, Left to Right; Selene Tesch, ' ice-President; Bertha Nobel, President; Mrs. MarySutor, Sponsor; Carol Bruhn, Secretary; Virgina Storey, Ireasurer To stimulate interest in nursing is the main objective of the Future Nurses Club. The club helps needy families at holiday time and visits places in the health field. Dur- ing club periods movies, speakers and group discussions help the girls choose their career in the health profes- sions. Guest speaker, films, panel discussions, and reference material contribute to the guidance of students interested in teaching as a career. One of FTA’s projects was to help needy families at Christmas and Easter. A project in which interested seniors pent four weeks observing and helping in classes of their choice within the Hammond school system promoted the student teaching plan. FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB OFFICERS, Left to Right; Mr. Janies Soderquist. Sponsor; Darlene Callahan, President; Candace Vergin, Vice President; Linda Spoolstra, Treasurer; Sue Lawson, Secretary. Crescent City Jazz Club members enjoy listening to records during club periods. Crescent City Jazz Club was created to promote a greater understanding and appreciation for America’s “foremost music.” Club meetings are spent listening to records and discussing the various types of jazz. Social Science Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Victor Georgas, has no officers and meets on an in- formal basis. Members are given a chance for active participation since students take turns leading the discussions. SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB MEMBERS, left to right, Front: Sherry Hendrix, Donna Brauer, Janie Rodems. Mary Swanton, Yvonne Jonas. Back: David Soderquist, |ohn Seddelmever, lini Levan, Bill Veith,Jim Pratt. H-Men Acting as the executive branch of the H- Men’s club, the H-Men’s Council is com- prised of representatives of the sports offered at Hammond High. H-Men’s duties include ushering at basketball games, selling basket- ball programs, and aiding fellow H-Men to purchase lettermen’s jackets and contact lenses. H-MEN OFFICERS, Left to Right: Paul Anderson, Treasurer; Greg Sargovetz, President; and Marty Reitz, Vice-President. Sci-Math Sci-Math Club is open to any in- terested student who wishes to pro- mote his understanding of science and mathematics. Members are encouraged to undertake individual project work and participate in planned field trips. Sci-Math Club sponsor Mr. Lawrence Lundgren, Secretary Bruce Young, and President Eli Cohen. Chess Club sponsor Mr. Thomas Feeney with Corey Pearson, vice president, Diane Hopkins, secretary, and Howard Petroski, president. Chess Club The Chess Club is designed to increase school wide interest in the challenging game of chess. Members play each other according to ability and also participate in tournaments. The object of the games is to see which member can compile the greatest amount of points through- out the year. Monitor Captains MONITORS, from left to right. Row 1 — Patti Lenzo, Susan Wallace, Connie Brazina, Pam Lewis, Cheryl Gunter, Carol Gaze. Second Row — George Lewis, Greg Sargavetz, Rodney Ford, and Tom Good. Cafeteria Workers CAFETERIA WORKERS, from left to right— Marta Pearson, Carolyn Williams, Hazel Walber, Sandy Brown, Pam Sutliff, Sharon Lejuine, Pat Kolbus, and Linda Schneider. Second Row — John Harper, Larry McMahan, Larry Wadlard, Jerry McMahan. Monitors From left to right. Row 7 — Dorothy Sweitzer, Tom Petska, Julie Dalton, Mike Sprovtsoff, Dewey Fairchild, Marty Reitz, Greg Sargovetz. Row 2 — Torie Dardis, Pat Marince, Eric Ford, Mike Speel- man, Kathy Klapkowski, Joanne Teliga, Diane Koehler. Third Row: Sue Terry, Carol Hanford, Dorian Miller, Margaret Fletcher, Debbie Cornell, Kay Bracken, Peggy Moffett, Jane Dycus. Fourth Row: Bruce Nicrman, Duane Miller, Cynthia Fosbender, Bob Geisen, Sandy Herald, Priscilla Gates, Richard Levin. Fifth Row: Paul Nagy, Linda Stafford, Bruce Lynn, Joe Granny, Ted Schmidt, Fred DeBoe, Jeff Wallish, Chris Mauer. Sixth Row: Paul Melshen, Joan Jackewicz, Don Brown, Mike Finley, Pam Spero, Donna Doell. Monitors Front Row, left to right: Brain Mangold, Connie Brazina, Susan Wallace, Andra Morgan, Carol Gage, Peggy Spain, Arna Kaye, Janice Wilder. Second Row: Jerry Rudy, Ruth Rattay, Jean Mc- Fadden, Linda Selsor, Kathy Meinzer, Barbara Funk, Terry O’Bryan, Cindy Boysen. Third Row: Sue Lawson, Nancy Lundquist, Susan Clark, Vir- ginia Storey, Julie Rosenthal, Bob Nagle, Paula Tucmler, Nancy Pruitt. Fourth Row: Nick Netos, Paul Coulis, Tom Good, Nancy Jackson, Charlotte Redden, Mike Zafran, Bruce Young, George Leus. Language Assistnts Front Row, left to right: Linda Burgess, Liz Glaros, Denise Orloff, Melinda Adams, Yvonne Jonas, Ann Slattery, Bob Gula. Back Row: John Seddlemeyer, Bruce De Paula, Gary Sauder, Lance Mack, Ulrich Rattay, Bill Roper. Monitors Front Row, left to right: Shirley McAllister, Sandy McCauley, Loanne Lockey, Marcia Maooe, Barbara Dietrich, Susan Sinclair, Donna Guy, Pam Lewis. Second Row: Linda Todd, Pat Mirkov, Donna Brauer, Sandy Galiani, Molly Burton, Kathy Olszewski, Pat Lenzo, Luana Luconi. Third Row: Trudy Tieman, Mary Morgan, Chuck Krueger, Rick Glover, Nancy Queer, Lynn Flusche, Cheryl Gunter, Linda Crook. Fourth Row: Debbie Dorsey, Jaime Alishio, Janis Neumaier, Dean Rod- da, Helen Netos, Cheryl Conway, Elaine George, Lydia Reese. Administration Dr. Feuerbach was a very busy man this past year, but he always found time to attend various meetings. In the pictures below he is seen at a meeting of the Hammond Central Lions Club and attending a tea for the North Central Evaluation Team. Dr. Feuerbach leads a very busy life. This year he had many meetings with faculty personnel and also met with evaluators from the North Central Association. In February he traveled to Cleveland, Ohio, to speak at the convention of the National Association of Secondary School Principals. Outside of school he is active in the Woodmar Methodist Church and Hammond Central Lions Club, where he is third Vice-President in charge of club programs. At the games he can often be found in the locker room or on the bench, giving encouragement to both the coaches and the players. In spite of his hectic schedule, he still finds time to become acquainted with students whom he meets throughout the day. Superintendent and Board Dr. Joseph L. Hendrick, Superintendent of the Hammond Public Schools up to March, 1966, has conducted affairs and responsibilities that have benefited the school system. Dr . Joseph Hendrick — former Superintendent of Schools The board of the Hammond Public Schools consists of five members elected on a bi-partisan basis. They are Charles N. Scott, Dr. Henry Eggers, Mr. Leo Bereolos, Mrs. Margaret Allen and Mrs. Claire Stern. (Left) Dr. Oliver L. Rapp, Acting Superintendent of Hammond Public Schools, discusses a project with Mr. M. H. Thorsen, Administrative Assistant, was former social studies teacher at Hammond High. Dr. Rapp was Principal from 1949 to 1962. Mr. A. L. Spohn, Principal of Hammond High from 1919 to 1951 Many changes have taken place and many new faces have made their appearance in the dunes during the 1900’s. There was Mr. A. L. Spohn, who gave way to Dr. Oliver L. Rapp in the Principal’s Office. One fine April day a man from Allen County, Dr. Kenneth Feuerbach came into the office and said, “I’m the new prin- cipal here.” Then there were new faces at the Board with the coming of Dr. Hendrick. Now this June we find another but familiar person, Dr. Rapp, who took over the Superintendent’s duties when Dr. Hendrick left in March. Best wishes go to the new superintendent as he takes over the reins. Dr. David Tronsgard, Assistant Superintendent in charge of Curriculum, discusses subjects with Mr. Ellis Hays, Intern Acting Director of Secondary Education. 103 Guidance Director, Mr. Robert Brock. COUNSELOR; Left to Right: Mr. Barry Strong, Miss Marion Dieterich, Mr. Herbert YVattam, Mr. Homer Hightower, and Mr. Robert Brock. NEW TEACHERS: Left to Right: Mrs. Mary Sutor, Mr. Thomas Feeny, Mr. Herbert Wattam Mrs. Nancy Turner, Mrs. Virginia Roesler. NEW TEACHERS: Left to Right: Mrs. Ruby Inge, Mr. Barry Strong, Mr. Robert Nicholsen, Mrs. Martha Hugus, Miss Edith Tewich. Miss Thelma Abell, A.B.; M S.; Mathematics Depart- ment Chairman. Miss Elizabeth Andersen, B.S.; M.A.; Commercial, Dramatics Club Sponsor. Miss Georgia Andersen, B.PE; B.S.; M S.; Science, Student Activities, Dean of Girls. Mrs. Barbara Pauline. B.S.; Commercial. Mr. Richard Bennett, B.S.; Mathematics; Top Kat Club co-sponsor. Mr. Harold Binkert, B.S.; M.S.; Social Studies; Associa- tion co-sponsor. Mrs. Bridget Bodefeld, A.B.; Language; German Club co- sponsor. Miss Alice Bollin, B.E.; M.A.; Mathematics; All School Play Business Manager. Mr. A. T. Bolt; A.B.; M.S.J.; English; Journalism Director, Publications Department; Jun- ior Class co-sponsor. Mrs. Geneve Boyd; B.S.; Home Ec., City Cafeteria sponsor. Mr. Robert Brock, B.S.; M.A.; Guidance Director. Mr. Dennis Burdock, A.B. English; Freshman Football Coach; Golf Coach, Sopho- more Class Sponsor. Mr. Frank Carroll; A.B.; So- cial Studies; Top Kat Club sponsor; Basketball Scorekeep- er. Mr. Donald Clark, B.S.; M.S.; Mathematics, Wrestling Coach; Assistant Freshman football coach. Miss Oza Cunningham; A.B.; M.A.; English, Speech; Drama Auditorium Committee Chairman, Drama Director. Mr. Hugh Dawson; B.S. Sci- ence; Tennis Coach; Assistant Basketball Coach. Mr. Karl Deak, A.B.; English; Assistant Wrestling Coach. Miss Marion Dieterich, B.P.E.; B.S.; M.S., Senior Class Counselor. Mr. Robert Dunham, B.S.; M.S. Commercial, Business Advisor Dunes; Herald. Mrs. Vera Erickson, B.A.; English, Sophomore Class co- sponsor. Miss Virginia Esten; B.A., M.A., Science, Model Club sponsor. Miss Carol Fisher; B.S.; M.A.; English, Association co- sponsor. Mr. Theodore Fruehling, Ph.B., M.A. L.L.B. Assistant Principal of Discipline; Dean of Boys. Mr. Charles Garrett; A.B.; Mathematics. Mr. Victor Georgas, B.S.; M.S.; Social Studies, Social Science Club sponsor. Miss Elizabeth Gligor B.A.; English; Folk 15 Club spon- sor. Miss Rita Grose, B.S. Physi- cal Education, Girls Athletic Association sponsor. Mrs. Laura Hall, A.B. Eng- lish Director of Speech and Debate Activities; Debate Coach. Mrs. Mary Alice Hannon, B.S. English. Mr. Homer Hightower, A.B.; B.S.; M.S. Junior Class Coun- selor. 105 Mrs. Nancy Jacobs, B.S., Vocal Music. Miss Emily Johnson, B.S., M.A., Social Studies Depart- ment Chairman. Mrs. Dorothy Karris, B.A., M.S., Science. Miss Mae G. Kessing, Ph.B., M.A.; Language; French Club Sponsor. Mr. Robert King, M.R.E., Science. Mr. Bernie Krueger, B.S., Physical Education; Head Football Coach; Assistant Track Coach, H-Men Sponsor. Mr. Steve Kucer, B.S., Social Studies. Mr. Lawrence Lundgren, B.S.; M.B.A.; Science; Sci- ence Math; Club Sponsor. Miss Ellen McGranahan, A.B.; English. Mr. William McNabney, B.S., M. S.; Assistant Principal, Sen- ior National Honor Society Sponsor. Mrs. Margaret Mcrtens, PH. B.; English; Junior Class co-sponsor. Mrs. Janice Montgomery, A.B. Language; Chairman Foreign Language Depart- ment. Mr. Don Morretton, B.S.; N. S. Commercial, Business Occupations Club sponsor. Mr. John Nichols, B.S.; M B A. Commercial; Monitor sponsor. Mr. Mark Panton, A.B.; M.A. Social Studies. Mr. Jules Papais, B.S. M.S.; Science; Swimming Coach; Backfield Football Coach; H-men’s Club co-sponsor. Miss Judy Patten, B.S.; Physi- cal Education; Cheerleading Coach. Mr. John Preston, A.B.; M.A.; English; English De- partment Chairman; Chess Club sponsor. Ed. M.N. Ed Instrumental Mr. James Quakinbush, B.M. Ed.; M.N. Ed.; Instru- mental Music Concert Band and Orchestra, Music Ap- preciation; Pom-Pom Girl’s sponsor. Music Concert Band and Or- chestra, Music Appreciation; Pom-Pom Girl’s sponsor. Mr. T. D. Reed, A.B., M.A. English, Speech. Mr. August Schischka, B.S. Commercial, HiY sponsor. Mr. C. V. Schubert, B.S., M.A.; Commercial Depart- ment Chairman. Mrs. Josephine Schubert, B.S., M.A.; City Language Depart- ment coordinator; German Club sponsor. Miss Olga Schubkegel, A.B., M.A.; Expanded Arts Club sponsor. Mrs. Mary Sersk, A.B.; M E.; Language. Mr. John Shields, M.A., B.S., Commercial; Freshman Bas- ketball Coach. Mr. Jack Siatta, B.S.; Social Studies; Varsity Line Coach. Mr. Charles Sizemore, B.A., M.S. Science. Mr. James Soderquist, A.B., M.A. Social Studies, Future Teachers Club sponsor. Mr. Ned Staley, B.S.; Social Studies, Debate-Speech Arts sponsor. 106 107 Miss Edith Stanley, B.A., M.A.; English. Mr. Norman Stenzel, B.S.; Social Studies. Mr. William M. Strater, B.S., M S.; Social Studies, Baseball Coach, Freshman Football Coach. Miss Georgia Thiel, B.S., M.A.; Home Economics. Miss Vera A. Thomas, B.A., M.A.; Mathematics. Miss Esther Waterbury, A.B., M.A., Vocal Music City Co- ordinator. Mrs. Jean Webster, B.S., M.S.; Science. Miss Margaret Williams, B.S. in Commerce; M.S.; Com- mercial. Miss Ellen Wilson, B.S.; Mathematics, Red Cross Spon- sor. Mr. John Wonsowitz, B.S.; Social Studies. Mr. Jay Wood, B.S., M.A.; Science Department Chair- man, Audio Visual, Building Co-Ordinator. Miss Margaret Work, B.A., M.A.; Language; Junior Clas- sical League Co-Sponsor. Mr. Orlando Wyman, B.S.; Physical Education; Head Basketball Coach, Assistant Baseball Coach. Mrs. Maryann Zubrycki, B.A.; Mathematics. A few of the student teachers who taught here this year, STANDING left to right, Bob Brightwiser, Physical Education, Armando Reyes, Physical Education, Miss Debra Brown, Social Studies, SITTING, Miss Mary McMunn, English. Custodians Keeping our halls clean and free from debris, cleaning and straightening classrooms, even clean- ing the swimming pools and preparing them for use — these duties all fall to our custodians. Rain or shine, summer or winter, they keep our school a pleasant place in which to work and study. Frank Kouial, John Newell, and head custodian George Earl take time out to pose for our Dunes photographer. ADULT STAFF (1-r) — Marion Dobrzynski, Barbara Fagen, Margret Kokinda, Vera Chap- man, Naomi Allen, Virginia Laird, Isabel Adoba, and Cecelia Fabryanic. Mrs. Virginia Laird and Mrs. Marion Dobrzynski spend countless hours preparing tasty meals. Cafeteria Workers Hammond High’s cooks work hard all morning to prepare a well-balanced meal for the student body. Mrs. Geneva Boyd, cafeteria supervisor, directs the adult workers and student helpers. 108 Office Help Marcia Tsouchlos and Donna Glass ord are vital members of the office staff. Duties of the office staff include checking attendance, answering the telephone, and compiling records. In addition, they issue college transcripts and complete eligibility lists. The processing of this clerical work contributes to the smooth operation of the school. Being a good typist is just one of Joan Pawenski V fine qualities. Busy Hazel Lindstrom spends most of the morning hours checking attendance records. Judy Rutz, Janice Neumaier, and Mary Script enjoy help- ing two prospective customers. Bookstore Various functions of the bookstore staff include han- dling school accounts, selling tickets to school activities, handing out test information, and selling books and school supplies to the students. Along with the ad- ministration of the bookroom, Mrs. Judy Rutz, under the supervision of Mr. Theodore Fruehling, also heads the switchboard. The Senior Class of 1966 CLASS OFFICERS, from top to bottom; Miss Elizabeth Gligor, sponsor; Mr. Jay Wood, sponsor; Bruce Nierman, president; Charles Atkins, vice-president; Anita Mojeski, secretary; and Nancy Lundquist, treasurer. David Miller In memory of senior David Miller, who lost his life in a plane crash with Doctor Stanford Sweeney, October 1965. no BOB ADAMS: Glee Club. NIKKI ANGEL: Jr. National Honor Society, Prom Comm., Top Kat Club, Monitor, Counselor Office Staff, Foreign Lan- guage League, Wilbur Wright: Student Council, Y-Teens, Cheerleader. RALPH ARANA: Debate, Government Comm., Edison High: Track. ELLEN ARBEITER: German Club, Jr. National Honor So- ciety, Sr. National Honor Society, Prom Committee, F.T.A., Wilbur Wright: Cheerleader. BETTY ARGES: Monitor. MELINDA ADAMS: Language Lab., Girls’ Chorus, Glee Club, Girls’ Choir, Dramatics Club, House Rep., Prom Committee, Cafeteria. MIKE ALCANTAR. Baseball. Independence: Track. BOB ALMY: Football, Track, Cross Country, Prom Comm., H-men. KATHY ANDERSON: Girls’ Chorus, Girls’ Choir, J.C.L., A Cappella Choir, DUNES Agent. PAUL ANDERSON: Treasurer of H-Man Council, Golf, Basketball. ARTHUR AROS: Freshman Football, Varsity Baseball. CHARLES ATKINS: Jr. National Honor Society, Vice President of Senior Class, Swim Team, Chess Club, Gymnastics. JOYE BAIDEN: Nurse’s Aid, Library Drama Moni- tor, Top Kat Club. Wilbur Wright: Y-Teens, A.V., Library Staff, Drama. KEN BAKER: Crescent City Jazz, Glee Club. MARK BANJURA: Football, Track, Art Club. ROBBIN BANSBACK: Chorus, Top Kat Club. Ill NANCY BARNETT: Band, Hoosierette, Pep Band, Majorette. RICK BASS: Football, Horace Mann: Football, Wres- tling. ROSA BATLINER: Junior Red Cross, Future Secretary Club, Business Occupations, Crcsent City. BOB BAUGHARD: Swimming, Spanish Club. Wilbur Wright: Science Club. DORAN BEAMAN CHRISTINE BEARE: Bookstore, G.A.A., J. Honor Society. Secretary of Red Cross. CYNTHIA BERDINE: Future Nurses Club, House Rep., Junior Red Cross, Monitor. STAR BIDDINGS: Cresent City, Girls’ Chorus, Glee Club, Girls’ Choir, Concert Choir, Future Nurse. MARIE BIESTEK: Top Kat, G.A.A., Girls’ Chorus. BONNIE BISHOP: Chorus, Top Kat Club. HERALD, Newsbureau, Monitor. Wilbur Wright: Corresponding Secretary of Y-Teens, Chorus, Student Council. RON BLASH1LL: Football Manager, Top Kat Club, Prom Committee. SCOTT BLUMENTHAL: Spanish Club, Golf Team. Wilbur Wright: Chorus, Camera Club, Shop Club. SHERRY BECICH: DUNES Agent, German Club, Folk 15, Wilbur Wright: Student Council, Vice-President of Y-Teens. JOE BECKMAN: Swimming, Spanish Club. Wilbur Wright: Chorus. KATHY BEDNARSKI: Y-Teens, G.A.A., Orchestra, Expanded Arts, F.T.A., Cafeteria. JOE BENISH 112 DONNA BRAUER: Girls’ Chorus, Girls’ Choir, Glee Club, Concert Choir, Top Kat Club, J.C.L. MARILYN BRAUER CONNIE BRAZINA: Secretary of National Honor Society, Girls’ State, N.F.L., Speech Arts, House Rep., Wilbur Wright: Student Council, President of Y-Teens, Chorus. CAROL BRECHNER: Future Nurses, Top Kat Club. WILLIAM BOBERSKI: Visual Aids, Sci-Math Club, Band, Jr. National Honor Society. CHARLES BONK DENNIS BORMAN JIM BOROWSKI: Wilbur Wright: Aero Dynamics Club, Biology Club. RICHARD BOUDI: Freshman Football, Monitor. DUNES Agent, H-Men Council, Top Kat Club, Golf, Tennis, Chess Team. JANE BOYAJIAN: Freshman Princess, J.C.L., Fresh- man Class Treasurer, B-Team and Varsity “Willie”, Senior Princess. JAMES BROCKMAN DAVE BROWN: Band. EDDIE BROWN CAROL BRUHN: House Rep., G.A.A., Secretary of Future Nurses, Concert Choir, Girls’ Choir. DALE BRUMM JOYCE BUCHANAN: Girls ' Chorus. Top Kat Club. Prom Committee, Glee Club. 113 PETE BULLARD: Freshman Football, Tennis, All- School Play, Top Kat Club, President of the Dramatics Club, Secretary of Student Activities, Prom Co-Chair- man, Monitor. Play “Cabbages”. LINDA BURGESS: Language Lab Assistant. House Rep., G.A.A., Y-Teens, Top Kat Club, F.T.A., Cheer- ing Block, Prom Committee. ROBERT BURKE: Top Kat Club, Spanish Club, Prom Committee, Driving Rodeo, Wilbur Wright: Lit. Club, Newspaper. ANDREW BUTLER STEVE BUVALA JULIA CALDWELL: Glee Club, Girls ' Choir, Con- cert Choir, Channaonettes. Top Kat Club, Honors Choir. PATRICIA CHAPMAN: Cresent City Jazz, All School Play, Future Nurses Club, Monitor. JOHN CHEEK: Expanded Arts Club. JUDY GHIDESTER: J.C.L., Concert Band, Pep Band, Prom Committc. RICK CHUMBLEY: Freshman Football, Varsity Bas- ketball, Boys’ Chorus, B-Team Baseball. SUSAN CLARK: Girls ' Choir, Girls Chorus. All- School Play, Biology Club, Melodears, Prom Committee. RAYMOND COFFMAN: Vice-President of Associa- tion, Madrigals, Boys’ Ensemble, Concert Choir, Sci- Math Club, Ring Committee, French Club, Speech Arts, Glee Club, Boys’ Chorus. DOYNE CAMPBELL: Girls’ Chorus, Glee Club, Girls’ Choir, Prom Comm., Top Kat Club, Secretary of Folk 15, Wilbur Wright: Home Ec. Club, Y-Teens, Chorus. JANICE CARLSON: Top Kat Club, Prom Committee. Homecoming Committee, Varsity Cheerleader. ROSEMARY CAUDILLO BOB CHAPMAN: Swimming, Spanish Club, Top Kat Club. r s. 4 wyi i 114 DIANNE COFIELD: CHERY L CONWAY: Secretary of G.A.A., Latin Club, Top Kat Club, Jr. National Honor Society, Monitor, Prom Com- mittee. RONALD CORIE: Bookstore. DAVID COUCH: Tennis, Top Kat Club, Homecoming Com- mittee, HERALD staff. PAUL COULIS: Biology Club. JIM COHEN: CHRIS COLE: Basketball, Baseball, Concert Dance Band, House Representative. JERRY CONANT: Football, Track, H-Man JIM CONDES: Visual Aids, Top Kat Club. CATHERINE CONNOR: Secretary of Speech Arts, Cheering Block, Jr. National Honor Society, Mclodears, Foreign Language League, Girls’ State Alternate. DENNIS CRABHILL: CHUCK CREASBAUM: Wrestling, Visual Aids, Boys’ Chorus, Glee Club, Concert Choir, Madrigals. JOHN CREWS: Tumble Team. LINDA CROOK: Top Kat Club. CHARLOTTE CURCIO: Cresent City Jazz Club, J.C.L., Monitor, Nurse’s Assistant, Library Assistant, Top Kat Club. JULIE DALTON: Bookstore, Switchboard Operator, Crescent City Jazz. 115 GEORGE DANCISAK: Tennis. TORRIE DARDIS: Quill and Scroll, Associate Editor of DUNES, HERALD, Homecoming Committee, From Chairman, Cheering Block, Top Kat Club, Monitor, Spanish Club, DUNES Agent, Wilbur Wright: Y-Teens. German Club, Typing Club. EDNA DAVIS: French Club, Expanded Arts Club, Booster Club, Cheering Block, Prom Committee. CRAIG DeLANEY: Camera Club, Top Kat Club, Wilbur Wright: Basketball, Band, Chorus. DICK DeLAY: Freshman Football, Varsity Swimming, House Representative, Chairman Prom Committee, Crescent City Jazz, Language Lab Assistant. JAMES DEMAKOS: Football, Wrestling, Track, Monitor, Top Cat, H-Men Council, Wilbur Wright: Football, Basketball. MARGARET DICK: German Club, Junior National Honor Society, Senior National Honor Society, Wilbur Wright: Y-Teens. BARBARA DIETERICH: Cheerleader, Prom Com- mittee Chairman, Folk 15 Club, Top Kat Club, Home- coming Committee. PAULA DIETRICH: Gavit: Y-Teens, Art Club. TOM DOBOSZ: DUNES Staff, HERALD Staff, Bas- ketball, H-Man. CAROL DONIAK: Chorus, Expanded Arts. BILL DORIGAN: Varsity Football, Varsity Track, H-Man, President of Junior Class, DUNES Staff, House Rep., Top Kat Club, Wilbur Wright: Football, Basketball. STEVE DEMOFF: Track. LYNNE DENHOLM DEL DE PAULA DF-BBIE DEUTSCH: Top Kat Club, Spanish Club, Crescent City Jazz, Wilbur Wright: Y-Teens, Typing Club. 116 LINDA EDINGTON DOUG ELDRIDGE CORRINE ELMORE JULIE EPPLER: Jr. Red Cross, Speech Arts, Dramatics, Prom Committee, Chorus, Glee Club. PHILLIP DOWNEY: Boys’ Chorus, Spanish Club, Jr. Red Cross, Top Kat Club. JANETTE DRUX: JANE DYCUS: Association Recorder, Band, Orchestra, Junior and Senior National Honor Society, Senior Prin- cess. GEORGE DZIEPAK MARY EATON: Editor of DUNES, Vice-President of Crescent City Jazz Club, Treasurer of Sophomore Class, House Rep., Vocal Department. Prom Comm. Chair- man, Homecoming Comm , Jr. National Honor Society, Monitor, Wilbur Wright: Student Council, Cheerleader, Choir, Y-Teen. WALDA EBERT DON ERWIN: Football, Swimming. RICHARD FANDREI: Varsity Tennis. MARGARET FANO: DUNES Agent, Office Practice. GEORGE FANSLER: Boys’ Chorus, Glee Club. Acap- pella Choir. WILLIAM FARRISS: Cross Country, W’restling, Track, Prom Committee, Senior Play, Wilbur Wright: Football, Student Council, Art Club. MARIE FARICELLI: G.A.A., Wilbur Wright: Y- Teens, G.A.A. 117 LEE FARSTER: Basketball Manager, Tennis, Cross Country, Spanish Club, Top Kat Club. SUSAN FARSTER: G.A.A., Top Kat Club. SUSAN FEATHERGILL: Bookstore, Homecoming Committee, Prom Committee. JOE FERRO MARTHA FINDL1NG: Jr. and Senior National Honor Society, Top Kat Club, German Club, Office Practice, Prom Committee. MICHAEL FINLEY: Prom Committee, Dramatics, “R.U.R. “On Borrowed Time”, Homecoming Com- mittee, Glee Club, Choir. Herald Agent, J.C..L., Moni- tor, Boys’ Ensemble. CAROLE FRAKER: Prom Committee, Cheering Block; Office Practice. Wilbur Wright: Y-teens. JANICE FREEMAN: Top Kat Club, G.A.A., Wilbur Wright: Drama Club, Biology Club, Home Ec., Library. JOHN FREKOT PAM FRYE BARBARA FUNK: Vice-President of G.A.A., Ex- panded Arts Club, Cheering Block. CAROL GAGE: Top Kat Club, G.A.A., Wilbur Wright: Drama, Biology, Home Ec., Library. LARRY FISHER: Treasurer of J.C.L., Monitor, Top Kat Club, Prom Committee. MIKE FISHER: Spanish Club, Dunes Agent, House Representa- tive, Wrestling, Wilbur Wright: Football, Chorus, Basketball. LINDA FLEISHMAN: Glee Club, Choir. LYNN FLUSCHE: Monitor, Spanish Club. 118 RENEE GERSHMAN: Crescent City Jazz Club, Prom Com- mittee, DUNES Staff, F.T.A., Quill and Scroll. Wilbur Wright: Y-Teens, German Club, Typing Club. STELLA GERTOS: HERALD Agent, Top Kat Club. SANDRA GIFFORD: Girls’ Chorus, Future Nurses Club. SARA GILBERT: Future Nurses Club, Spanish Club, Jr. Na- tional Honor Society, Girls’ State Alternate. SUSAN GAILMARD: Top Kat Club, Prom Commit- tee. Wilbur Wright: Newspaper, Library, Y-Teens. SANDY GALIANI: Concert Band, Pep Band, Orches- tra, Expanded Arts, Monitor, Folk 15, Prom Commit- tee. DOTTIE GALISON: Chorus. EVA GARCIA: Girls’ Chorus, Glee Club, Girls’ Choir, Top Kat Club, Homecoming Committee. PAMALA GENTRY: Speech Arts Club, House Rep., Jr. and Senior National Honor Society, Band, Monitor. ELAINE GEORGE: F.T.A., Jr. and Senior National Honor Society, HERALD Agent, French Club. LIZ GLAROS: Prom Committee, Wilbur Wright: Y-Teens. JEFF ' EREY GLAZEBROOK: Prom Committee, Ex- panded Arts. RICK GLOVER: Spanish Club, Golf, House Rep., Freshman Basketball, Monitor. JIM GOLONKA: Track, Cross Country. TOM GOOD: Monitor. TERRY GOOTEE Co-Captain Varsity Football, Track, Swimming, M-Man. 119 MARY GORMAN: Girls’ State, Science Fair, Jr. and Senior National Honor Society, All School Play, House Rep., Prom Committee. Wilbur Wright: Y-Teens, Stu- dent Council, G.A.A. JANA GO ' 11 : Top Kat Club, Speech Arts Club, Speech Team, National Forensic League, Folk 15, Girls’ Chorus, Glee Club, Prom Committee, Wilbur Wright: Y-Teens, Chorus. BARBARA GOTTSCHALL: Jr. and Senior Na- tional Honor Society, J.C.L., Prom Committee. GEORGE GOUTANIS: Freshman Football. PATTI GRANGER: DUNES Staff, HERALD Agent, F.T.A., Quill and Scroll, Top Kat Club, Girls’ Chorus, Glee Club, Girls’ Choir, Prom Committee, Foreign Lan- guage League, Wilbur Wright: Y-Teens, Choir. TERRI GRAVES: Girls ' Chorus, Mixed Glee Club, Bookstore, Jr. Red Cross. DONNA GUY: Monitor, DUNES Agent, House Representative, Biology Club, Biology Lab Assistant, Top Kat Club, Prom Committee Chairman, Recorder of Court. RICHARD HALE: Wrestling, Boys’ Chorus, Spanish Club, DUNES Agent, Crescent City Jazz Club. JOHN HALEY: Wrestling, Freshman Football, DUNES Agent, Herald Agent. RICHARD HALLE: Audio-Visual, Cross Country, Boys’ Chorus. ELAINE HAMPTON TOM HARBISON: Band. PAT GRESKI: Crescent City Jazz Club, Future Secretary Club. SUSAN GROW: Band, FT. A., Prom Committeee, Wilbur Wright; Y-Teens, Band. CONNIE GUNTER: Chorus. RUTH GUTTSTEIN: Top Kat Club, Prom Committee. 120 LINDA HAYES: Girls’ Choir, Fencing Club. WILLIAM HEATH: Stage Crew. RICHARD HEGEDUS DOREEN HEGYES: Girls’ Chorus, Girls’ Choir, Business Occupations. RALPH HARDESTY: President of Association, Foot- ball, B-Team Basketball, Senate, House Representative, HERALD Staff, Top Kat Club, Track, H-Man. MARCY HARTMAN: Prom Committee, Future Nurses. New Albany: Booster Club, Future Nurses. BERNADETTE HARYASZ: Girls’ Chorus, Glee Club, Girls’ Choir, Concert Choir, Red Cross, Bookstore. CAROL HARYASZ KAREN HASHING RONNIE HATCHER ROGER HELM: Boys’ Chorus, Glee Club, Concert Choir. RICH HEMPHILL: Frosh Football, Monitor, Herald Agent, DUNES Agent. SHERRY HENDRIX: SHARON HERALD: Drama Club, DUNES Agent. REGINA HESTER: Girls’ Choir, Office Practice, Top Kat Club. VERNON HESTERMAN: Monitor, Crescent Jazz Club. 121 CRAIG HLINKA: Jr. and Sr. National Honor So- ciety, J.C.L., Concert Choir, Madrigals, Boys’ Ensem- ble, Honors Choir, Debate Club, Prom Committee, DUNES Agent. JUDY HOEKEMA: Fencing Club. Wilbur Wright: Biology Club, Home Economics Club, Hobby Club. JAYME HONEYCUTT: Girls’ Chorus, Glee Club, Top Kat Club. BUD HOPKINS: Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball. BILLHOWARTH BILL HOWARTH LUIS IGARTUA: Track, Cross Country. JOAN JACKEWICZ: Jr. and Sr. National Honor So- ciety, Prom Committee, J.C.L., Office Practice. Wilbur Wright: Biology Club, Y -Teens, Art Club. JUDYJACKSON: Band, Drum Major, Pep Band. BARRY JACOBSON: Monitor. RICHARDJAKUSH: Football. MIKEJAMBIK MIKE HUBER: Cross Country, Track. SANDI HUBER: Top Kat Club, G.A.A., Bookstore, Monitor. JAY HURDISH ROBERT HUTTON: Prom Committee, Top Kat Club, Ex- panded Arts Club, DUNES Agent, Monitor, Spanish Club. 122 PAUL KANICH: H-Man, Varsity Track, Frosh Track, Top Kat Club, Student Activities. SHARON KEAGLE: Monitor. JANE KEELER: Dramatics Club, Girls’ Swimming Club, Foreign Language League. DARREL KEIM: Cross Country, Track. CATHY JANESKO: G.A.A., Girls’ Chorus, Glee Club. MARGE JOHNSON: Top Kat Club. BEVERLY JONES: Girls ' Chorus, Glee Club, Future Nurses Club. RAYANN JONGSMA BONNIE JURANOVICH: G.A.A, Latin Club, Top Kat Club. JEFF JUSTER: All School Play, Dramatics Club, Lab Assistant, Cresent City Jazz Club, Speech Arts, Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, Prom Committee, Treas- urer of German Club, National Merit Semi-Finalist. Wilbur Wright: Student Council, German Club. WALTER KELLY: Frosh Football, Frosh Basketball, Baseball, Basketball Mgr., Prom Committee Co-Chair- man, Monitor. NANCY KIEL JIM KINGMA: Football, Track LINDA KINNANE: Chorus, Prom Committee, Top Kat Club, Wilbur Wright: Student Council, Y-Teens. Chorus. VALERIE KIRKER KEN KLAMM: Hi-Y. 123 KATHY KLAPKOWSKI: Booster Club, Fencing Club, Folk 1 5 Club, Prom Committee, Monitor. Bookstore. DAVID KNOWLES: Top Kat Club, Swimming Team. DAVE KODICEK: Visual Aids Roosevelt: Frosh Bas- ketball, Frosh Football Manager. DIANE KOEHLER: Monitor. Wilbur Wright: Y-Teens, Chorus. DAVE KOENIG: Wilbur Wright: Science Club, Cam- era Club, Language Lab, Library Assistant. HARRY KOESTER JAMES KOWALYSYN MARTY KRAEGEL: Swimming, Jr. National Honor Society. Wilbur Wright: Math Club. BOB KRAMER: Sophomore and Senior Senator, Na- tional Honor Society, Bookstore, House Reps. DONA KREMKE: Y-Teens, Fop Kat Club, DUNES Agent. CHUCK KRUEGER: Wrestling, Monitor, DUNES Agent, House Reps., Prom Committee, Homecoming Committee. Wilbur Wright: Football, Basketball, Chorus. JERRY KRYSA: Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, Language Lab Assistant, DENNIS KON NANCI KOPACZ: J.C.L., Top Kat Club. DAVE KOTTKA: Booster Club, Football. DEBBIE KOVACK: Choir, Top Kat Club. Gavit: Drill Team, G.A.A., Spanish Club. Pep Club, Y-Teens, Choir, Ensemble. 124 PHYLLIS LANGER: Top Kat Club, Girls’ Chorus, Girls’ Choir, G.A.A. LUCY LANGLOH: Future Nurses Club, Glee Club. SUZANNE LANNING: Girls’ Chorus, German Club, Cheer- ing Block, Prom Committee, Wilbur Wright: Vice-President of Art Club. RICHARD LARSON 125 CRAIG LaFOLLETTE: Debate, German Club, All- School Play, Speech Arts. KAREN LAH: Bookstore, Girls ' Chorus, Glee Club. LOUIS LAMBROS: Biology Club, Chess Club, Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society. CYNTHIA LANG: Top Kat Club, Ylclodears, Folk 15 Club, DUNES Agent, Girls’ Chorus, Girls’ Choir, Chansonettes, German Club, Foreign Language League. HEIDI LANG: Speech Arts Club, Chorus, N.F.L. JOE LANGER: Irving: Football, Basketball, Track, Chess, Art, Visual Aids. SUE LARSON SHARON LATHAM: Girls’ Chorus. Monitor, Office Practice. SUE LAWSON LINDA LEEB: Gavit: Math Club. SHARON LeJEUNE: Fop Kat Club, Y ' -Teens. DUNES Agent. Expanded Arts Club. LINDA LENZ Jr Red Cross. PATTI LENZ: Glee Club, Girls ' Chorus, Top Kat Club, Expanded Arts Club, Art Projects, Prom Com- mittee. GEORGE LEUS: Football, Baseball, Track, Cross Country, Basketball, H-.Vlen’sClub, Monitor. RAY LEUS RON LEVENBERG: Cresent City Jazz Club, Swim- ming. DAVE LINDSEY: Stage Crew, Red Cross. LOANNE LOCKEY: Top Kat Club, DUNES Staff, Monitor, Spanish Club, Prom Committee, Quill and Scroll, Homecoming Comm., Office Practice, Recorder of Court, Cheering Block, DUNES Agent. Wilbur Wright: Newspaper, Y-Teens. TOM LORANCE BILL LORENZ: Spanish Club, Swimming. MARGARET LOZANO: Bookstore. Prom Committee. G.A.A., Top Kat Club. Future Nurses Club, Cheering Block. NANCY LUNDQUIST: House Rep.. Monitor, Treas- urer of Fop Kat Club, Treasurer of Senior Class. KATHY LYNN SUSIE LYONS: G.A.A. 126 PAT MARINCE: Monitor, Top Kat Club, Spanish Club, HERALD Agent, Prom Committee, House of Representatives, DUNES Staff, Class Ring Committee. CAROLYN MARKHAM. Top Kat Club. DAVID MARKS: Concert Band, Dance Band. GEORGIANNA MARKS: House of Representatives, Treas- urer of J.C.L., Folk 15 Club, Dance Band, Pep Band, Concert Band, Orchestra, Girls’ Choir, Concert Choir, Jr. National Hon- or Society, Swim Club. Wilbur Wright: Chorus, Band, Y-Teens. CLIFTON MACKINNON: Boys’ Chorus, Glee Club, A-Choir. PAULA MACY: J.C.L., Cheering Block, Swimming Club, Future Teachers of America. ST EV E MAKAREWICH: Concert Band. NANCY MALCOLM: Girls’ Chorus, Girls’ Choir, Top Kat Club. ALLAN MALO: Cross Country, Spanish Club, Top Kat Club, Prom Committee, Biology Club, Senior Play. Wilbur Wright: Camera Club, Literature Club. BRIAN MANGOLD: Tennis, Basketball Manager. Monitor, Prom Committee, Student Activities. MARCIA MAROE: Secretary of Sutcent Elections, Foreign Language League. Top Kat Club, Folk 15 Club, House of Representatives. Prom Committee Chairman. Junior Float Committee. TIM MARTIN: House Reps., Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Senator. WANDA MARTIN: Future Secretaries, Y-Teens. Top Kat Club, Bookstore. Switchboard. PETE MASICH: Football, Basketball. Baseball, Moni- tor. LaDONNA MATLOCK: Future Nurses Club. DUNES Agent. BETTY MATTINGLY 127 DAN MAYER: Stage Crew, Library, Audio-Visual. Wilbur Wright: Football. LINDA McANULTY: Monitor. Top Kat Club. Prom Committee. SANDY McCAULEY: Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, Future Teachers of America, Top Kat Club, Spanish Club, J.C.L., Prom Committee, House of Representatives, DUNES Staff, Monitor. BILL McCOY: Track, Cross Country. Top Kat Club, Spanish Club, Crescent City Jazz Club. Wilbur Wright: Chorus. ken McDaniel TOM McELMURRY: Frosh Track. Frosh Cross Country. KEN MERTEN’S: Chorus, Visual Aids, J.C.L., Glee Club, Physics Lab Assistant. MARY ' MILLER: House of Representatives, Top Kat Club, DUNES Agent. MERRY ' MILLER: Dramatics Club, Y’-Teens, Dra- matics Club Play, Library Club. Wilbur Wright: Art Club, Vice-President of Student Council. PAT MIRKOV: Girls’ Choir, Glee Club, Girls ' Chorus, Prom Committee. RONNIE MITCHELL: Camera Club, Art Club. Frosh Football. ANITA MODJESKI: House of Representatives, Secre- tary of Senior Class, Secretary of Crescent City Jazz Club, Girls’ Choir, HERALD Staff, National Honor Society. BILL McGINNIS: Top Kat Club, Intramural Basketball, HERALD Agent, DUNES Agent, Frosh Football, Frosh Base- ball. CURTISTEAN McKENZIE: Top Kat Club, Future Nurses Club. CAROL MEDCALF: Future Nurses Club, J.C.L.. Dramatics Club. LINDA MEISEL: Girls’ Chorus. Glee Club, Y-Teens, French Club, Prom Committee. Wilbur Wright: Y-Teens. 128 LINDA MYERS: Bookstore, Switchboard, Cafeteria, Girls’ Chorus. KEN NAGEL: Top Kat Club, Biology Club, Boys’ Chorus, Wrestling. SALLY NAU: Lop Kat Club, Folk 15 Club, Monitor, Prom Committee, G.A.A. HELEN NETOS: House of Representatives, German Club, All- School Play, Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, Biology Lab Assistant, Social Science Club, Swim Club, Monitor. VINCE MOGLE: Vice-President of J.C.L., Dramatics Club. JEAN MOORE: Monitor, Expanded Arts Club, Fu- ture Nurses Club. MIKE MOSS SUSAN MOTE: G.A.A. , F ' uture Nurses Club, Band, Orchestra, Pep Band, Jr. National Honor Society. DENNIS MUNTEAN: President of Freshman Class, Football. PAT MURZYN: Top Kat Club, Baseball. RON NEWCOMB: Swimming. Pres, of Band, Cres- cent City, Orchestra. PAT NEWELL EDDIE NEWMAN: Top Kat Club, Monitor. Wres- tling. Prom Committee. KEN NEWTON: Top Kat Club, Vice-President of Freshman Class. MARY NICKSIC: Top Kat Club, Expanded Arts Club. BRUCE NIERMAN: Vice-President of Junior Class. President of Senior Class, Swimming. Folk 15 Club, Prom Committee. 129 DAVE NOVAKOWSKI: Baseball, Cross Country, Frosh Football, HERALD Staff. JOHN O’BRIEN: Track, Cross Country, Boys’ Chorus, Glee Club, Concert Choir. KATHY O’CONNOR: Crescent City Jazz Club, Prom Committee, Cheering Block. Wilbur Wright: Chorus, Y-Teens. PHILIP OLSON: Language Lab Assistant. Wilbur Wright: Math Club, Chess Club. SUE OMILEAN: Top Kat Club, Y-Teens, Bookstore. DENISE ORLOFF: Spanish Club. LAVEDA PARKER PHIL PEACOCK: Baseball, Frosh Track, Frosh Foot- ball. NIKKI PECK: House of Representatives, Treasurer of Jr. National Honor Society, Sr. National Honor Society, Concert Band. Majorette, Prom Committee. KEN PENCE: DUNES Staff, Monitor, Fop Kat Club. GEORGE PETRICK: Camera Club. MARY ANN PETRICK: Prom Committee. Spanish Club, Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, Expanded Arts Club, Homecoming Committee. GREG ORTEGA: Chorus, Dramatics Club. FRANK PALFI: Cadet Band. KAREN PALMATER BEVERLY ' PAPP: Top Kat Club, Bookstore, Office Practice, Prom Committee. Wilbur Wright: Y-Teens, Home Eco- nomics Club. 130 DAVE POTTER: Frosh Football. JUDY POWER RONNIE POWERS: Track, Cross Country, H-Men’s Club. JIM PRATT: DUNES Agent, Social Science Club, German Club. JIM PETRO: Baseball, Football, Basketball, H-Men’s Council. TOM PETSKA: Football, Baseball, Top Kat Club, H-Men ' s Council, House of Representatives, Monitor. ART PHILLIPS: Boys’ Chorus, Glee Club. PHILLIP PHILLIPS: National Honor Society, Band, Debate, Vocal Music. RON PITTS: Wrestling, Band. Pep Band. GWEN POORE SALLY PURBAUGH: Top Kat Club, G.A.A., Girls’ Chorus. Mixed Glee Club, Prom Committee, Y-Teens. Wilbur Wright: Home Economics Club. TOM PYPLATZ: Top Kat Club. NANCY QUEER: Top Kat Club. Wilbur Wright: Cho- rus, Y-Teens, Home Econ omics Club. SUSIE QUESADA: Top Kat Club, Cafeteria. KENNETH RADER: Prom Committee, Spanish Club, Top Kat Club, Monitor, Swimming. Wilbur Wright: Football, Math Club, Newspaper, Biology Club. MARK RAFACZ: Spanish Club. Bishop Noll: Math Club, Football. 131 STEVE RAKOCZY: Frosh Football, Swimming, Weight- lifting. CHARLES REESE LYDIA REESE: Secretary of Future Teachers, Girls’ Chorus, Girls’ Choir, Glee Club. RICHARD REICH: Debate. Chess Club, Biology Club. JERRY REIDELBACH RON REINSTEIN: Track, Tennis, Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society. HERALD Agent, Top Kat Club, DUNES Agent, Wilbur Wright: Basketball, Student Council, Chorus, Tennis Club, Boys ' Ensemble. DON RILEY NELSON RIVERA: Football, Track, HERALD Agent, Monitor, Spanish Club, Junior Senator, House Rep., Boys’ Chorus, Glee Club, Top Kat Club, H-Men Club, W’eight-lifting. ANNE ROBINSON: Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, Dramatics Club, Spanish Club, Prom Comm., Swim Club, Folk 15 Club. JANE RODEMS: House Rep., J.C.L., French Club, Sec- retary of Jr. National Honor Society, All School Play. BARBARA ROEBUCK: Fop Kat Club, Future Nurses Club, Prom Committee, Girls’ Chorus, Glee Club, Girls’ Intramurals. MARTY ROGERS: Track, Baseball, Frosh Manager. MARTY REITZ: Vice-President of Il-Men’s Council, Swim- ming, House Rep., Prom Committee, Monitor. PAT REMICH: Dramatics Club, Speech Club, N.F.L., Secre- tary ofJ.C.L. CHARLES RICHARDS WAYNE RIDDLE: Stage Crew, Prom Comm., Cross Country. 132 JIM ROSE: Frosh Football, Top Kat Club. MARY RUETH: Chorus, Glee Club, Choir, Business Occupa- tions Club. RON SABERNIAK: Hi-Y. RENEE SALAT: Top Kat Club. GREG ' SARGOVETZ: Co-Captain of Football Team, Track, President of H-Men’s Council, Secretary of Student Safety, Monitor, Prom Committee, Homecoming Committee, House of Representatives, HERALD Staff, Basketball Usher. LINDA ROSENAU: Jr. National Honor Society, House of Representatives, Crescent City Jazz Club, Homecoming Committee, Prom Committee. EDWARD ROSENWINKEL: Football, Wrestling, Track, Biology Club, Weightlifting, Prom Committee. Wilbur Wright: Football, Chorus. JOHN ROSEVEAR: Chief Justice of Court, President of Biology Club, Swimming. JEROME RUDY: Crescent City Jazz Club, Jr. National Honor Society. LINDA RUDZINSKI: Top Kat Club. Prom Commit- tee, Gym Assistant, Crescent City Jazz Club. Wilbur Wright: Home Economics Club, Newspaper, G.A.C., Y-Teens. MARY JO SARGOVETZ: Crescent City Jazz Club, Monitor, Prom Committee, Homecoming Committee, Cheering Block, Swimming Assistant. LINDA SCATENA: Office Practice, Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, Crescent City Jazz Club. KAREN SCHAU: Glee Club, Band. Saint Francis High: Accordian Ensemble. MARY SCHILLING: Future Nurses Club, lop Kat Club, G.A.A., Prom Committee, Homecoming Commit- tee. TOM SCHOON: Football. Basketball, Track KENNETH SCHWERIN: House of Representatives. 133 EUGENE SCOTT : Cross Country, Track. SHIRLEY SCRUGGS TIM SEEHAUSEN: Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, Vice-President of Biology Club, J.C.L., Cross Country, Track. Wilbur Wright: Chorus. JILL SEIDLER: Expanded Arts Club, Top Kat Club, Dramatics Club. Wilbur Wright: Chorus, Biology Club, Drama Club. LINDA SELSOR: Concert Choir. Girls’ Choir, Madri- gals, Chansonettes, Treasurer of Dramatics Club, G.A.A., Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society. JOHN SERAFIN: Concert Band. Orchestra, French Club. T.F. North: Cadet Band, Intermediate Band, Con- cert Band, All-School Play. LINDA SHERRY: G.A.A., Girls’ Chorus, Glee Club, House of Representatives, Junior and Senior Senator, Monitor, Varsity Cheerleader, Sophomore and Junior Princess, Homecoming Queen. LINDA SHIPLEY RICHARD SHOOP: Football, Wrestling, Stage Crew, House of Representatives, Visual Aids. TOBY SILVERMAN: Band, Dance Band, Dramatics Club, All-School Play, Dramatics Club Play, Pom-Pom Girl. Wilbur Wright: Chorus, Y-Teens, Dramatics Club. SHERRY SIMERLY: Top Kat Club, Cheering Block, Library Assistant. LINDA SIMMONS: Concert Band, Pom-Pom Girl, N.F.L., Treasurer of Speech Club. PAT SESTRICH: Chorus, Glee Club, Gym Assistant. JOHN SHABER: Spanish Club, Crescent City Jazz Club, Bas- ketball. NANCY SHAVER: Future Teachers of America, J.C.L., Glee Club, Girls’ Chorus, Girls’ Choir, Nurse’s Assistant. JERRY SHEETS: Football, Hi-Y. 134 BILL SMITH: Football, Baseball, Monitor. BRUCE SMITH: HERALD Staff, Top Kat Club, Monitor, Frosh Football, Frosh Basketball. CAROLYN SMITH: Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, All School Play, Secretary of Freshman and Sophomore Class, Ger- man Club, Biology Club, Lab Assistant, Prom Committee, Sec- retary of Student Publicity. DAVID SMITH CAROL SIVULICH: Top Kat Club, Nurse’s Aid, Prom Committee. RONALD SKERTIC: Track, Monitor, Spanish Club. DON SLACK: Spanish Club, Boy’s Chorus, Top Kat Club, Wrestling, Wilbur Wright: Football. ANN SLATTERY: President of Jr. National Honor So- ciety, Secretary of Junior Class, Prom Committee, Indi- ana University Honors Program in Foreign Languages, Sr. National Honor Society, Wilbur Wright: Secre- tary of Y-Teens, Treasurer of Student Council JOSEPH S.Y1ELKO: Boy’s Ensemble, Glee Club, Con- cert Choir. RONALD SMELKO DEBBIE SMITH: Glee Club, Top Kat Club, Girl’s Choir, E.C. Roosevelt: Student Government, Modern Dance, Red Cross, Girl’s Chorus. FRED SMITH: Library Assistant, Bookstore. JULIE SMITH: MARY SMITH: Top Kat Club. PAT SMITH: MARGERET SMOTHERS: G.A.A., Future Nurses Club, Booster Club. 135 MIKE SPEELMAN: Football Manager, Track Man- ager, National Honor Society, Social Science Club, Mon- itor. Martinsville: Football, Track. PAM SPERO: Concert Band, Orchestra, Prom Com- mittee. JOE SPRAGGINS: Frosh Basketball. Basketball Man- ager, Tennis. Vice-President of Top Kat Club, Baseball. LANCE SPRINGS: Boys’ Chorus, Glee Club, Concert Choir, Boys’ Ensemble, Prom Committee, Student Judge. MIKE SPROVTSOFF: Football, President of Top Kat Club, Frosh Basketball, Monitor. VICTORIA SPUDICH: Glee Club, Girls ' Chorus, Girls’ Choir, Prom Committee, Top Kat Club, Student Activi- ties, Future Nurses Club, Library Assistant, Nurse’s As- sistant. MARION STEPNIEWSKI: Monitor. RICHARD STEPNIEWSKI: Frosh Baseball. JOELLYN STILLSON: Girls’ Chorus, Glee Club, Girls’ Choir, Chansonettes, J.C.L., Jr. Red Cross, Future Nurses Club. PEGGY STINNETT: Girls’ Chorus, Glee Club, Girls’ Choir. ROBERTA STRAUB: Top Kat Club, Chorus, Glee Club, Choir, G.A.A. MARY STRODE: Spanish Club. NANCI STABLER: Art Club. Wilbur Wright: Chorus, Y-Teens. ROBERT STANNERS: Boys’ Chorus, Glee Club, A Cappella Choir. DIANE STAVITZKE: Girls’ Chorus. NATE STEGALL: Boys’ Chorus, Football, Frosh Basketball, H-Men’s Club. 136 MARY SWANTON: HERALD Editor-in-Chief, Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, House Rep., French Club, Prom Committee Chairman. TIM SWARTHOAT: Spanish Club, Frosh Football. DENNIS SZANY: Track, Cross Country. CATHERINE SZENDE: French Club, Crescent City Jazz Club, Prom Committee. Indianapolis Broad Ripple: French Award. RODGER STUDEBAKER: Band, Prom Committee. DON STUMP: Frosh Cross Country. ELAINE STUMP: Girls’ Chorus, Glee Club, Girls’ Choir, Concert Choir, Cafeteria. JOHN SUROWIEC: House of Representatives, Prom Comm. BARBARA SUTTON: Future Nurses Club, Chorus. MARCIA SWANTKO: President of Expanded Arts Club. BARBARA SZYPKOWSKI: Jr. and Sr. National Honor Society, Vice-President and Treasurer of Red Cross, Office Practice, Monitor, National Merit Semi-Finalist. BARB TALANIAN: Top Kat Club, Monitor, G.A.A., DUNES Staff, Quill and Scroll, J.C.L., Cheering Block, Expanded Arts, Prom Comm., Homecoming Comm., Y-Teens. JUDY TALTY: House Rep., Jr. National Honor Soci- ety, HERALD Staff, Quill and Scroll, Prom Committee. Wilbur Wright: Art Club, Y-Teens, Literature Club. DAVE TAPPER: Boys’ Chorus, Glee Club, Frosh Foot- ball, Football Manager. NORMAN TAPPER: Library Assistant. JOANNE TELIGA: French Club. G.A.A., Chorus, Y-Teens, Monitor, Prom Committee, Business Occupa- tion Club. 137 SELENE TESCH: J.C.L., Future Nurses Club, Out- doors Club. WALTER THORNTON: Wrestling, Tennis, H-Men’s Council, Top Kat Club. LINDA TODD: Band, Orchestra, Prom Committee Chairman, Top Kat Club, All-School Play Commit- tee. Wilbur Wright: Band, Chorus, Y-Teens, Student Council. CAROLE TOPOLSKI: Future Nurses Club, Top Kat Club. Wilbur Wright: G.A.A., Biology Club. GEORGE TUTTLE: Monitor. ROGER UNDERWOOD: Frosh Cross Country, Top Kat Club, Prom Committee. APRIL VEZMAR: Top Kat Club, Future Nurses Club. BILL VIETH JOHN VINSON: Top Kat Club, Track, Crosscountry. HERB VOLKMAN: DUNES Agent. Boys’ Chorus, Glee Club, Monitor. TIM VORIS: Football, Wrestling, Top Kat Club, Chess Club, Band, Boys’ Ensemble. JAMES VREHAS: Monitor, Treasurer of French Club. JIM URBAN: Hi-Y Club, Top Kat Club, Monitor. RICK VANCE: Golf, Track, CrossCountry. CANDACE VERGIN: G.A.A., Melodears, Girls’ Chorus, Glee Club, Girls’ Choir, Concert Choir, Prom Committee, Vice-President of Future Teachers of America. PAMELA VERGIN: G.A.A., Melodears, Girls’ Chorus, Girls’ Choir, Glee Club, Concert Choir, Prom Committee, Physics Lab Assistant. 138 HAZEL WALKER SUSAN WALLACE: Madrigals, C.hansonettes, Concert Choir, Girls’ Choir, Girls’ Chorus, Art Club, G.A.A. RICHARD WARNER: Track, Cross Country, H-Men’s Coun- cil, House Rep. DON WATWOOD: Glee Club, Boys’ Chorus. SPEROS VREHAS: Monitor, Wrestling, German Club, Library Assistant. PETER VUKOVICH: Monitor, Spanish Club, Library Assistant. RICHARD W ' ADE: Swimming, Biology Club, Band. DANNY WAECHTER: Boys’ Chorus, Glee Club. NANCI WAGNER: Girls’ Chorus, Girls’ Choir, Jr. Red Cross, Concert Choir. BOB WALKER: Football, Basketball, Baseball. Top Kat Club, DUNES Agent, HERALD Agent, Wilbur Wright: Football, Student Council, Chorus. DICK W ' EAVER: Cross Country. JANE WEBB: Band, Top Kat Club, Jr. National Honor Society. NANCY WEEMS: Top Kat Club, Future Nurses Club, Y-Teens, G.A.A., Red Cross, Spanish Club. BETH WELCH: Girls’ Chorus, Glee Club, Girls’ Choir, Top Kat Club, Cheering Block. MARSHA WELLS: Business Occupations, Office Prac- tice. RICH WELLS: Debate, Swimming, Chess Club, Biology Club, Art Club, German Club, Frosh Football, Speech Arts, Prom Committee. 139 DENNIS WIECH DIANE WIERSBE: Concert Band, J.C.L BECKV WHISTON: House of Representatives, Mon- itor, Office Practice, DUNES Agent. LYNNE WHITLOCK: Student Activities, Expanded Arts Club, Top Kat Club, Prom Committee. JUDIE WIGNALL: Bookstore, Top Kat Club, Prom Committee, German Club, Homecoming Committee, House of Representatives, Wilbur Wright: German Club, Y-Teens, Newspaper. CORDELIA WILBERT: Girl’s Chorus, Glee Club, G.A.A. ANNETTE WISNIEWSKI: Top Kat Club, G.A.A., Prom Committee. MARY WOJTAS: G.A.A. SIGI WOJTAS NORA WOLFF: Junior Class Treasurer, House of Rep- resentatives, Varsity and B-Team Cheerleader. SHERRY WOLLENBERG: Office Practice, HERALD Staff, Girls’ Chorus, Girls’ Choir, Concert Choir, Folk 15 Club, Prom Committee, Speech Arts Club. MARILYN WOOD: Girls’ Chorus, Glee Club. i m . F 5 DAVE WILCOX LARRY WILKE: Chess Club, Boy’s Chorus, Glee Club. MARILYN WILKINS: G.A.A., I’op Kat Club, Jr. National Honor Society, Prom Committee, Wilbur Wright: Y-Teens. CAROLYN WILLIAMS: Top Kat Club, Future Nurses Club, DUNES Agent, Melodears, Girl’s Chorus, Girl’s Choir, Glee Club. MO LINDA ZACHER: Bookstore, Cafeteria, French Club, Prom Committee, G.A.A. JOHN ZANDY: Swimming, Golf, Spanish Club. EDWINA ZISOFF: Girls’ Chorus, Girls’ Choir, Concert Choir, Melodears, Chansonettes, Vice-President of Future Teachers of America, Prom Committee, G.A.A. MIKE WOOLSEY: Top Kat Club, Wrestling. BESSIE WREN: Future Nurses Club. VICKI WRIGHT: Band, Pom-Pom Girl, Top Kat Club. DAN YARCK: Swimming. MAAIKE YONKER: House of Representatives, G.A.A. BRUCE YOUNG: Sci-Math Club. Juniors Plan Prom SPONSORS and OFFICERS: Left to Right; Jim Heilman, President; Pam Lewis, Treasurer; Luanna Luconi, Secretary; Mrs. Margaret Mertens, Sponsor; Peggy Tuck, Vice-President; and Mr. A. T. Bolt, Sponsor. The juniors have finally become upperclassmen. They toured Washington and New York, wrote term papers, planned the Prom, and anxiously awaited the activities of their coming senior year. M2 Adams, Nancy Aleksy, Lhirley Allen, Jane Anderson, Andy Anderson, Steve Austgen, Judy Bailey, Connie Banker, James Bonnister, Kathy Barbera, Sue Bartlett, David Baxter, Steve Behling, Ken Benko, Brian Benoit, John Berger, Rebecca Berumen, Yolanda Bessler, Richard Blackmon, Krim Bomersback, Robert Boysen, Cindy Bracken, Tom Brauer, Madeline Brich, Dennis Bridges, Sharon Bright, Raymond Brown, Bill Brown, Don Brown, Ola Brown, Sandy Brown, Tom Bruhn, Wayne Bryant, Karl Bryant, Thelma Burns, Lily Burton, Molly Callahan, Darlene Cantwell, John Carlson, Nancy Carlson, Tim Carrell, William Carrillo, Delores Carter, Margo Cattledge, Doris Chalos, Linda Clabby, Linda C.laussen, Peter Clemens, Jeff Conley, Terry Sue Cooper, Sandy Connolly, Tom Couch, Judy Craig, Mark Crute, Sharon Culp, Connie Culp, Pat Davis, Valerie Deavours, Kiki Dodge, Gail Doell, Donna Dorsey, Debbie Drux, Suzy DuPont, Suzanne Eberhardt, George Eckenrode, Susan Edmon, George Emerson, Steve Eucce, Rick Felder, Barbara Fisher, Lynette Fischer. Terry Ford, Rodney Foss, Jacqueline Franklin, George Friedman, Rick Frisk, Marcia Garcia, Mary Ann Garner, Jerry- Gates, Priscilla Gebhard. Hildegard Geisen, Robert Geiger, Pat Gescheidler, Jan Getz, Peggy Giffor, Liz Glinski, Sue Goldstein, Lynne Gordon, David Grandbois, David Gruendel, Jutta Gunter, Cheryl Gusic, Paul Hall, John Hampton, Susan Hanson, Karen Haskins, Don Hazen, Donna Heath, Gerald Helm, Donald Hetrick, Suellyn Hill, William Hjertquist, Tom Hoemann, Warren Hojnacki, Bob Honeyctee, Jim Hopkins, Diane Hopson, Sherman House, David Hudson, Hiliary Hurt, Margaret Husted, Jim Ivey, Connie Jenkins, Lynn Johnson, Susan Johnson, Ted Jonas, Evonne juskiw, Alexandria Kaminski, Bev Kambiss, Bev Keller, Bonnie Kelley, Dennis Kirsch, Cheryl Kolbus, Pat Koliada, Sharon Komorowski, Marie Konsynski, Burma Kornaus, Beverly Koslovsky, Nancy Kowalkowski, Daniel Kremke, Charles Kwolek, Jane Lammering, Dean LaPosa, Col man Latko, John Lenzo, Pat Lessner, Paul Levin, Richard Lewis, Pam Lindahl, Martin Little, Mike 144 Long, Cindy Lorance, Dana Loser, Dick Lucas, Margaret Luconi, Luana Lynk, Betty Lynn, Bruce Lyons, Yvonne Macietewski .Judy Mack, Lance Maksay, Cindy Martin, Harold McAllister, Shirley McCay, Laurie McCullough, Pat McFadden, Jean McHie, Susie Mehan, Tim Meinzer, Kathleen Melshen, Paul Michaw, Tim Miller, Dorian Moffitt, Linda Moore, Oswaldo Morgan, Andra Moore, Archie Morgan, Mary Morris, Myrna Mudd, Steve Muenich, Carol .Ylulvihill, Ralph Myers, William Myron, Bruno Nagle, Robert Nawracaj, Cindy Neal, Shirley Nebel, Bertha Neumaier, Janis Norris, Ann Novakowski, Richard Nowan, Nancy O’Brien, Donald O’Brian. Mike O’Bryan, Terry Olszewski, Kathy Opach, Harriet Paolucci, Patricia Parrish, Maxe Patton, Arvada Pearson, Marta Perkins, Bill Peschke. Art Petrick, Pat Petroski, Howard Phillips, Mike Pickel. John Pintor, Gabor Popa, Janet Porter, Jim Porter, Patricia Pruitt, Nancy Radbcl, Mike Ramos, Marie Randel, James Redden, Charlotte Reese. Charles Reid, Beverly Riley, Phyllis Roames, Rich Robinson, Letaya 145 Rogers. Brenda Rogers, Dorothy Rosenthal, Julie Rudy, Robert Rutz, Larry Sabotta, Jane Sang, Kelly Sanso, Bartolome Sarver, Alan Sauder, Gary Schafer, Tom Schilling, Timothy Schmal, Barb Schreier, Agnes Schreier, Christine Sebenste, Wayne Shields, Bruce Shulruff, Danny Singleton, Sarah Slay, Sandi Smith. Gentry Smith, George Spivack, Dara Spoolstra, Linda Stafford, Linda Steinmetz, Ina Stephenson, Cindy Stillson, Sue Storey, Tim Storey, Virginia Strauch, Don Sturges, Frank Sutliff, Pam Sweitzer, Dorothy Swing, Debbie Szabo, Donald Szany, Cecelia Tatum, Roger Thompson, Dick Tieman, Trudy Tolley, Don Tuck, Peggy Tuemler, Paula Turner, Larry Tyner, Janice Vargas, Susan Walker, Pat Wallgren, Jim Wallar, David Wandrey, Kathy W ' aters, Candy Weaver, Jerry Weeks, Carrie Weis, Chris West, Carol Whiston, Bob Wilder, Janice Wilkinson, Debra Winebrenner, Kathy Winfield, Janice Wright, Ken Zellers, John SPONSORS and OFFICERS; Top to Bottom; Susan Terry, President; Mr. Burdock, Sponsor; Liz Colby, Vice-President; Susie Kanich, Secre- tary; Mrs. Vera Erickson, Sponsor; Molly Bomberger. Treasurer. Sophomore Officers and Class The Sophomore Class returned for their second year with more confidence, new friends, and better study habits. They participated in school activities, school organizations and academic progress; and all awaited next year when they would be upperclassmen. 147 Adams, Deborah Ahlf, Penny Aleksy, Shirley Alger, Dale Alishio, Jaime Almy, Bill Andree, Renee Arnold, Nancy Avery, Alan Babetz, Denise Badgley, Caroline Banyai, Dan Baruas, Dan Beaman, Darrell Behling, Jim Behling, Ruthellen Bell, Gwyn Bevel!, Steve Bier, Jan Bishop, Paul Bola, Sally Bomberger, Molly Borbely, Suzanne Bowers, Rick Bowton, Jerry Bracken, Kay Brown, Elaine Brown, Greg Bryant, Sherry Bulsatko, Aurelian Burbick, Andy Burczyk, Sue Burgess, Joe Burns, Theresa Butler, Marilyn Carley, Jim Carpenter, Shirley Caudillo, Rachel Ceasor, Joe Chancello, Phillip Chastain, Don Chokor, Eric L. Clark, Janice Clark, Bill Clavier, Jeff Clayton, Dexter Clemens, Jeff Colby, Liz Collard, Barbara Condes, Greg Cornell, Deborah Collopy, John Craig, Suzanne Creasbaum, Carol Crews, Debbie Crooks, Glenna Crezier, Carole Cruse, Carol Dan, Richard Davey, Susan DeBoe, Delores Dec, Michael Denmark, Marcy Deresch, Jean Dernule, Ellen Dippon, Darrell Dodge, Jeff Dorsey, Dawn Drux, Mary Lou Duba, Cathy 148 Duba, Joe Ebert, David Eckstein, Barbara Egyed, Karen Eliou, Lenis Elkins, Michele Elmore, Ella Erb, Linda Erwin, Cindy Eucee, Dennis Faenza, Mike Fetch, Durenda F ' indley, Mary Fletcher, Margaret Florence, Barbara Ford, Eric Fosbender, Cynthia Foster, Sandy Frailich, Scott Galatzer, Susan Gard, Kathy Geisen, Teri Gerson, Sheila Gibbs, John Gluth, Rick Golgart, Dale Goodwin, James Gonzales, Yolanda Green, Levora Grimmer, Rick Grobner, Cheryl Grudzicn, Larry Haley, Sue Hanas, Juzy Hanford, Carol Hansen, Bill Harwood, Cheryl Hayward, Toni Heath, Mike Heinback, Don Helm, Regina Herald, Sandy Hershberger, Joellen Hickman, Kristi Hiller, Marjorie Hodon, Ken Hopsoh, Karen Honeycutt, Todd Hubbard, Wendy Hutton, Beckey Ivery, Dennis Jackson, Nancy Jaeger, Tony Jakvsh, David Jamriska, Tom Jancosek, Rick Jasionek, Jane Johnson, Betty Johnson, Gary Jones, Debbie Kambiss, Georgia Kanich, Suzy Karwinski, Kathy Kaye, Arna Keightley, Candy Kennedy, Kathy Kenney, Lihda Kessler, John Kimbrough, Jan Klar, Mary- 149 _ Kocman, Jan Krysa, Irene Kulm, Joe Kuntz, Patrice Lakauicus, Jennie Lamb, Timm Lambros, John Lang, Trudi Langham, Theresa Latham, Ronald Levvallwn.Jane LeVan, Jim Lofton, Sara Lovely, Kathryn Lukowski, Suzanne Mabry, Adelene Macy, Gwendolyn Matasovsky, Keith Mau, Susie Mauch, Carol Mayer, Richard McAllistor, Patricia McElmorry, John McFarland, Don McMahon, Jerry McPipe, Roy Molton, Charles Melton, Charlene Melton, Johnetta Mitchell, Lennette Moffitt, Peggy Moore, Mike Morgan, Jeanne Mosley, Antonia Mosley, James Mote, Terry Murzyn, Anne .Vlusgrave, Sande Nelson, Robert Netos, Nick Newcomb, Don Norman, Bruce Nottole, Jan Olszewski, Linda Patterson, Randall Palkovich, David Paradise, Sheila Parrish, Deborah Parrish, Sharon Parsons, Carol Paznur, Kathy Pearosn, Corey Pearson, Tim Phillips, Joyce Pinkerton, Kirk Poskul, Charles Pogach, Ken Potter, Audrey Pry, Denny Puekwy, Pam Ramos, Angie Ramsey, Fred Rarick, Robert Rash, Joe Reed, Richard Reeder, Roger Render, Mary Reich, Susan Rooks, Latrice Rubick, Donna 150 Rudy, Mary Schock, Mary Jo Schreibcr, June Scott, Georgia Sims, Elizabeth Sinclair, Susan Singer, Barbara Skrip, Mary Slipcheck, Wendy Sibert, Gary Slonaker, Gloria Smith, Michael Smith, Pamela Smith, Phil Smith, Rose Smith, Sherlyn Smith, Sherry Smith, Sherry Soderquist, David Spain, Peggy Spolnik, Ken Stahgen, Terry Stanford, Doug Stickley, Robert Stover, Merry Synko, Nick Szabo, Bob Szany, Richard Szymanski, Margie Terry, Sue Thon, Sandi Turner, Cindy Tweedle, Abby Twomey, Sue Vancso, Cathy VanDyke, Charles Vargas, Irene Vaughn, Pat Veith, Pat Vezmar, Rudy Vezmar, David Vick, Greg Visnyak, Joe Wane, Gene Wagner, Bonnie Wagner, Kay Waite, Stu W ' allgren, Evelyn Wallish, Jeff W ' eems, Diane Wheeler, Barry Whitelaw, Matt Wiley, Sue Williams, Gloria Willis, Steve Wohrman, Don Wolf, Carol Woomer, Kathy Wright, Betty Wright, James Yarovsky, Christine Yerrine, John Zafran, Mike Zcmaitis, Tim Zenos, Peter 151 Freshmen Plan Class Party The FRESHMAN OFFICERS and SPONSORS, left to right — Mrs. Margaret Hugus, sponsor; Mr. Jay Wood, sponsor; Bill McHie, president; Larry Anderson, vice-president; Beth Creasbaum, secretary; and Tom Fisher; treasurer. The freshmen started a new life in High School. They joined clubs, attended athletic contests, and cheered our teams to victory. Abercrombie, Mike Agler, Jim Amos, Lee Anderson, Larry Aponte, Carmen Argentine, Mary Bailey, Deborah Balsley, Warren Banker, Kathy Barkley, Larry Barks, Victor Barney, Deborah Bartlett, Terri Beegle, Nancy Beeson, Mark Berry, Marjorie Bickers, Terry Biedron, Delores Blackland, Dale Blackmon, Thelma Bogdan, Bob Borbely, Thomas Boyd, Ronda Brauer, Nancy Broohs, Steve Brooks, James Buckmaster, Carol Bullard, Ann Burbridge, Paula Burczyk, Steve Burrows, James Campbell, Maurice Cantwell, Richard Carlson, Peggy Chambers, James Cheatham, Leslie Cheek, Jim Chizk, Rosemary Claussen, Harry Cooper, Brian Cordell, Eddie Cox, Sheila Craig, Merrie Creasbaum, Beth Cullins, Madeline DeGuilio, Kathy Deem, Catherine Dobosz, Michael Doby, Jack Dodge, Douglas Dorsey, Denise Douglass, Juli Duvall, Joe Edcr, Daniel Edmond, Richard Edmonds, Wayne Edwards, Debbie Eitel, Dean Elmore, Gloria Engle, Dwight Erikson, Kris Farmer, Nancy Fisher, Tom Focht, Pon Ford, Lillie Mae Fowler, Linda Franiak, Ed Fuller, Gil Garcia, Rose Card, Kathy 153 Gard, Richard Garner, Paul Gaskey, Jerry Gasparouic, Linda Gertos, Cynthia Getz, Kathy Gilless, Bob Golgart, Alexis Goreloff, Karen Grady, Aleta Grandbois, Marian Greenland, Victor Griffin, Jacqoulyn Grobner, Cheryl Haley, Charles Hammonds, Bill Haryasz, Stanley Hawkins, August Hayward, John Helm, Regina Henderson, Sue Hennessee, Ann Herschbach, Raelynn Hinds, Charlotte Hoagiand, Leanne Hoffmann, Hannelore Hogan, Jackie Homrich, Judy Houston, Linda Hutton, Leon Johnson, Christina Johnson, Jula Johnson, Steve Johnson, Bill Jones, Richard Jones, Virginia Kaminski, Frank Kaminski, Kathy Kaminsky, William Kamm, Kathy Kaply, Patsy Kayes, Pauline Keller, Virginia Kelley, Cynthia Kilmer, Joyce Klam, Sam Kolodziej, Janis Kritsch, Danies Lahners, Carolyn Lambros, Margarita Langel, Jeanne Laposa, Robert Leimbach, Mike Leonakis, Dean Levin, Ted Lloyd, Dennis Lorig, Joseph Lowe, Grant Lucas, Debra Lynch, Carolyn Mabrey, Bertha MacCartney , J udie Macy, David Malia, Jack Malone, Merrill Manley, Anne Martin, John Martin, Sandra Marynowski, Gerald Masepohl, Joanne 154 Mauder, Chuck Maurer, Bruce Marisett, Leeotis Melton, Betty Jo Miller, Duane Moore, Greg Moore, Margaret Morales, Elvealino Morales, Luz Mrache, Diane Mucha, Dianne Mulvihill, Annette Musgrave, Robert McAllister, Leroy McHie, Bill McGough, Maurice McMahow, Bill Mulligan, Carolyn Mustain, Thomas Nagy, Paul Newton, Tom O’Bryan, Dennis Odom, Partia Okichich, Joseph Orr, John Owens, Laura Panchisin, Linoa Paolucci, Linda Papp, Dennis Parker, Tom Pcarman, Marti Perkins, Lynda Phillips, Brenda Pittman, Lynda Plumb, Rodger Popa, Vicki Poteet, Karen Potter, David Pouch, Alan Preda, Linda Pritchett, Pat Quick, David Rattay, Ruth Reed, Jackie Reeves, Sheila Reid, Betty Reyes, Olivia Richardson, Irving Ripple, Bruce Robinson, Susan Robinson, Frances Rodda, Dean Rogan, Sallie Rogers, Joe Rooney, Linda Rubright, Diana Rubick, Janet Rudy, Linda Runyan, Debbie Sanchez, Gloria Sanso, Belinda Schmal, David Schmueser, David Schneider, Kim Schultz, Craig Schwartz, Paul Scott, Mary Diane Shakes, Chuck Short, Robert Shoup, Dennis 155 Sienkiewicz, Jon Sikora, Ted Sims, Rudy Siupski, Michelle Smith, Elvy Smith, George Smith, Guy Smith, Judith Smith, Ronald Sorenson, Linda Sparks, Rudy Spoljoric, Carl Stanford, Rick Stone, Linda Storey, Elizabeth Swick, Bill Szanyi, Russell Szelestey, Chuck Tapper, Linda Taylor, Paula Taylor, Sterling Tharp, Martin Tite, Linda Trohn, Bradford Turner, Glenda Turner, Lorraine Tyler, Chris Tramm, Connie VanTil, Linda Vellner, Linda Vickery, Sharon Wagenblast, Deborah Warme, Barbara Wawre, Walter West, Darlene Whitfield, Steve Whitlock, Patti Wilbourn, Sherry Wilhite, Ruth Wilkins, Susie Williams, Gloria Williams, Godfrey Williams, Roberta Williamson, Vickie Wisniewski, Jim Wolucka, Stan Wong, Choi Wright, Barry Wright, Randy- Yards, Richard Zachau, Doug Zisoff, Donald Zych, Mary 156 Incoming Students 1966 Alexander, Connie Anderson, Suellen Aranowski, Joe Badis, Debbie Banninger, Peggy Besterda, Charlene Butler, Debbie Carlson, Paul Cloe, Richard Daily, Andrea Darnell, Nickie Davis, Mary Engelmann, Linda Farster, Jack Fulk, Sandra Grawt, Tom Hanus, Dave Harvey, Joanna Heilman, Jeanie Hembree, Ronald Kottka, Joann Kowalski, Linda Levin, Stan Luncsford, Kathy Luttell, John McCarty, Danny Medvid, Keith Michaw, Kathy Milakovic, Maryjo Newcomb, Kathie Nicksic, Joe Noojin, Phillip Oswalt, Dale Pease, Leonard Petska, Don Pratt, Cindy Pylypczak, Mike Rarick, Buenna Salazar, David Sample, Bill Shaw, Mona Singer, Tom Smith, Debbie Smith, Karen Smith, Larry Speaks, Keith Spencer, Mark Stern, Nancy Swan, Ricky Tharp, Norma Thomas, Virginia Thomas, Wendy Vezmal, Linda Williams, Bill Wyrozumski, Donna 157 BODIE PHOTO Indiana’s Finest Yearbooks Are TAYLOR-MADE mill Hammond High’s Personal Representative and Official Jeweler for Class of ’68 Jim Bell 1912 Monrovia Michigan City, Indiana THAT MEANS THE ULTIMATE IN CLASS RINGS, ANNOUNCEMENTS, DIPLOMAS, CLUB PINS, MEDALS, AND TROPHIES JEWELRY’S FINEST CRAFTSMEN HOOSIER STATE BANK of Indiana Fogarty Gr Schoop 6 Convenient Locations Completely Air Conditioned In Hammond: 479 State Street 5255 Hohman Avenue FOUNTAIN SERVICE CARRY OUT ORDERS 4204 Calumet Avenue 5452 Calumet Ave. Woodmar Shopping Center Hammond, Indiana In Schererville: U.S. Routes 41 and 30 WE 3-9415 In Ross Township Broadway at 55th 215 Ridge Road Munster, Indiana Insured by F.D.I.C. — A Full Service Bank TE 6-6233 One Stop Banking Service — Available at the above convenient locations. Our Congratulations Newspapers to the Make Class of ’66 A I Big Difference In Peoples Lives M ' THE HAMMOND TIMES r Calumet Region’s Home Newspaper 4 Downtown River Oaks FAT BOY Best of Luck DRIVE-IN to the 0 SuiCco iK X Invite You and Your Family To Be Their Guests Away From Home Class of ’66 6730 INDIANAPOLIS BLVD. HAMMOND, INDIANA Distinctively Different (fjonAcvc WOODMAR A YOUNC STORE SERVINC A YOUNC COMMUNITY 6600 Indianapolis Boulevard. Hammond Shop Monday 12 to 9; Thursday and Friday 9 30 to 9 Other days 9:30 to 5:30 ALEXANDER’S CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS MERCANTILE NATIONAL BANK OF HAMMOND FOUR CONVENIENT LOCATIONS: THE HON. Calumet Avenue Office Woodmar Office 7227 Calumet Avenue 7250 Indianapolis Blvd. EDWARD C. DOWLING Mayor of Hammond Downtown Office Griffith Office 5243 Hohman Avenue 200 W. Ridge Road MEMBER: F.D.I.C. BANK WITH US SAVE WITH US GROW WITH US YOUR FUTURE’S BRIGHT IN I NIPSCOLAND We will be happy to discuss your career opportunities at NIPSCG . . . drop in and see us! NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY serving today . . . building for the future If your eyes are on far horizons following graduation, here’s a suggestion from Peppy Flame and Reddy Kilowatt: Look around you right here in NIPSCOLAND! There are vast and challenging opportunities in northern Indiana for trained young men and women in industry, commerce and agriculture. Some of the greatest challenges await the talent and imagination of young people in the investor-owned utility business. — INDIANA SCHOOL PICTURES 3619 North Arlington Ave. Indianapolis 18, Indiana The Calumet National Bank of Hammond YOUR BANK 5 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Main Office 5231 Hohman Highland Branch 2842 Highway Hessville Branch Munster Branch 6611 Kennedy 758 Ridge Road 6603 Columbia Where The Young Crowd Loves To Shop! STATE STREET HAMMOND, IND. Our Congratulations to the Members of the Senior Class PEPSICOLA General Bottlers Inc. East Chicago, Indiana COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL INSURED — UNION SINCE 1886 Consumers Roofing co.“ c H.R. GLUTH £ SONS WE. 2-3304 Mam Office Warehouse 2323- 165th STREET HAMMOND, INDIANA • Tar Gravel Roofs ■ Aluminum Siding ■ Asphalt Shingle Roofs ■ Siding Materials ■ Damp-Proofing ■ Water-Proofing • Insulation — Blown-in ■ Built-Up Roofs ■ Caulking ■ Roofing Materials ■ Free Estimates MIRRORS! MIRRORS! All Sizes and Shapes Custom Work IN OUR NEW SHOW ROOM LANSING AUTO GLASS TRIM We have everything in Class, Upholstery for cars, boats, furniture, canvas, trucks. At All Three (3) Locations ALL WORK GUARANTEED Hours — 8:00 to 5:30 Week Days — Saturday 8:00 to 1:00 Shop 1 2209-165th St. Hammond, Ind. Tllden 4-9512 Shop 2 312 Jefferson Lowell, Ind. Phone 696-4331 Shop 3 1607 Lincoln way Valparaiso, Ind. HOward 2-3766 fflfUiTO PICTURED: Ken Brooks Fred Sporman Moe Short CLARK’S SUPER 100 Service Station 6318 Calumet . . . Hammond Once You Know . . . Ton Go to Fred Sporman ' s J. W. MILLIKAN, INC. 449 STATE ST. The Newest in Records by Your Favorite Recording Artists on Top Labels Cameras and Supplies Sporting Goods Gym Supplies IF IT ' S BORDEN ' S, GREATNESS IS NEVER ACHIEVED SUDDENLY LEO P. KNOERZER 6313 Hohman Avenue Hammond, Indiana IT ' S GOT TO BE GOOD Hammond Milk Division 402 CLINTON STREET TELEPHONE WE 2-0536 HAMMOND, INDIANA AT YOUR STORE OR AT YOUR DOOR The Store for Men and the Court Shop for Young Men Joe Hirsch HAMMOND 5252 Hohman Ave. - 933-0363 Hammond, Indiana JiicMlUut MOTORS INC. Dunhill Formal Attire 201 0-1 67 th Tuxedo Rentals Hammond, Indiana And Sales AUTHORIZED SALES Phone Tllden 4-5489 AUTHORIZED PARTS 6947 Indianapolis Blvd. DEALER SERVICE Hammond, Indiana All Phones: 844-2100 BUYING OR SELLING SEE KAYE ROACH REALTY 7027 CALUMET • WE3-6950 HAMMOND, INDIANA BEST WISHES TO THE JERSEY MAID ICE CREAM SERVICE CLASS OF ' ‘66 ' ’ 4641 Hohman Ave. SEARS AND ROEBUCK WEstmore 2-1 122 They Are Known For Their Prompt and Accurate Service and Deliveries 452 State Street WEstmore 2-3620 FORMAL WEAR RENTALS AND SALES WEstmore 1-5070 5315 Hohman Avenue Hammond, Indiana SPECIAL STUDENT RATES CONTINENTAL STYLE POWDER BLUE Also Choice of Cumberbunds and Shoes NAGLE PACKING JURGENSON’S COMPANY DAIRY QUEEN Lansing, Illinois F.T.F.I.M.C.N. 5831 Calumet Avenue For the finest in “Words Can’t express this tasty treat Meats call Nagle. try it yourself— it can’t be beat! � t ssateH •%: t L •5 � T cV� £.« £« J ■ £«$ :•$; S i Z ‘ y +Z r t ' Z L •i-s-SSS? ■Sgg M 5L gS ir -; y§ %$ ■ sV k s . ' ■ .. wS w -. ” ■� •• B ‘ v O ' - ■ • •«. J$s o ::• ' . 1 § ? -i is?S x s xL - s. 0 x gfes.. 5 3 V ' v . J� vS ■ s %V i s v s H SO Ks Bs- c z ZP An V open book can open doors In our recruiting we ask that applicants have completed their High School education. That ' s because we try always to fill higher, more responsible jobs from the ranks of our employees. And the records show — the better the em- ployee ' s education, the better he is at his job — and the better he does for himself. Inland employees continue to gain knowledge and ex- perience in special trades through formal apprenticeship programs offered in the following trades — Machinist, Patternmaking, Boilermaking, Welding, Shop Electrician, Wireman, Mason and Pipefitter. Many concentrate on certain phases of steelmaking by working in production while others work in laboratories helping to assure quality or developing new and better products for our customers. How about you? Inland Steel is steadily expanding. More and more opportunities will be open to you as our growth continues. Are you ready? An Equal Opportunity Employer in the Plans for Progress Program Indiana Harbor Works Personnel Department 3210 Watling Street East Chicago, Indiana INLAND STEEL COMPANY BURGER ' S SUPER MARKETS 165th Street Ridge Road HAMMOND, INDIANA MUNSTER. INDIANA CAM-LAN RESTAURANT 132 Sibley WEstmore 1-5115 CITY BAIL BONDS 5309 Calumet Ave. Hammond, Indiana HANSEN BROTHER’S FLORISTS 5320 Hohman Ave. WEstmore 2-0201 RED TOP TRUCKING COMPANY 7020 Cline Ave. Hammond, Indiana SHAVER PONTIAC, INC. 5800 Hohman Ave. Hammond, Indiana SEALTEST ICE CREAM 4808 Hohman Ave. Hammond, Indiana BEVERLY SHADE AWNING 6317 Columbia Ave. Hammond, Indiana Pullman-Standard a Division of Pullman, Inc. 1745 — 165th Street Hammond, Indiana WEstmore 2-3280 The staff would like to thank the student body of Hammond High School for making the 1966 DUNES possible. This year our goal was to show you in action, even candidly at times, and without your help we could have done nothing. We hope you enjoy reading the book as much as we enjoyed working on it. Mary Eaton Editor of the 1966 DUNES 176 $ —7 , AJ. •