River Forest High School - Ingot Yearbook (Hobart, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1973 volume:

Ingot 1973 Volume 14 River Forest High School Hobart, Indiana 2 Student Life 16-49 Organizations 50-67 Introduction 1-15 3 Beginnings September 5, 1973, marked the beginning of the school year. It was the beginning of many things. For some it was the first step towards a high school education. For others, it was the dawning of their last year. 4 But, for all it was the be- ginning of different class- es, different teachers, renewed friendships, fresh faces, and novel knowl- edge. It was a new start on life, a time for all to rec- tify mistakes and try again. 5 y i 7 9 10 The beginning of new and different emotions and notions were started with the newer, more mature ideas people had developed. It was a new lease on life, a time to do things that had not been done and experienced before. 12 13 Student Life BUSINESS. . . Typing. . . Sec. Lab. . . Business Machines. . . Records. . . Bookkeeping. . . General Business. . . Clerical Lab. . . Book I and II. . . Sales. . . Business Math. . . Shorthand. . . remember . . .your aching, cramped fingers. . .figures dancing before your eyes. . . machines all looking the same. . . ENGLISH. . . Reading. . . School Publications. . . Yearbook. . . Journalism. . . remember. . . HOMEWORK. . . memorizing. . . diagramming. . . pasting. . . headline. . . deadlines. . . the wonderful grades. . . FINE ARTS. . . Bells. . . Choir. . . General Music. . . Art. . . Band. . . Stage Band. . . remember. . . singing. . . choir practice. . . Wassail. . . the mess. . . the wonderful teacher. . . FOREIGN LANGUAGE. . . Russian. . . Spanish. . . French. . . remember. . . constant practice. . . What did you say? . . . SCIENCE. . . Biology. . . General Science. . . Chemistry. . . Conservation. . . remember. . . leaf col- lections. . . bug collections. . . the memorizing elements. . . dissecting. . . SOCIAL STUDIES. . . Economics. . . History. . . Social Studies. . . Government. . . World History. . . remember. . . team teaching. . . pages of notes. . . research. . . the wonderful grades. . . SPECIAL EDUCATION. . . Government. . . Economics. . . Math. . . English. . . Health. . . Reading. . . remember. . .working toward your goal-a diploma. . . AV has helpful equipment Audio visual. . .films. . .tapes. . .projectors. . .video taping. . . filmstrips. . . records. . . reels. . .darkroom . . televisions. . . no pass. . . sneaking by. . . getting caught. . . convicted. . . sentenced. . . A1 Gibbons Joyce Addison Linton Agee Wayne Agee Henry Aguilera Joan Anderson 18 To achieve is our goal The RFHS special education class grew to 33 stu- dents, and also kept its work- study program. The stu- dents learned gov- ernment, econom- ics, math, English, health, and read- ing. Some of the students received pay and credit for their work and others just received credit. 19 Their business is business Business. . .typing. . .general business. . lab. . .bookkeeping. . . records. . . sales. . numbers. . . records. . . books. . . timed writings . . . bookkeeping. . . footnotes. . . margins. . . speed. . . learning the position of the keys. . . racking your memory. . .words per minute. . . mistakes. . . squigglies. . . adding machines. . . broken typewriters. . . broken nails. . . x. . .+. . . those aching, aching, fingers. . . modified letters . . block letters. . . modified block letters. . . piles upon piles of useless typing paper. . . . . business machines. . . clerical . shorthand. . . keys. . . figures. . . . secretarial lab. . business math. . Fred Baker Lynn Heller Laura Langley Ron Me Ate e Pam Mellon Terry Watkins Penny Bellar Mark Berland Paula Bianco Larry Biggs Kathy Binkley 20 Rick Blanks Cathy Black Ken Blanton Terry Board Fred Boessel 21 English classes supply knowledge English. . . Yearbook. . .Journalism. . . Reading . . . School Publications . . . writing. . . answering . . . sentences. . . literature. . . research papers . . .grammar. . .diagramming. . . poetry. . . pastingup. . . justifying. . . typing. . . cutting. . . making the headlines. . . getting ads. . . sub- scriptions. . .deadlines. . . stories. . . copy. . . layouts. . . artwork. . . racking your brains. . . Tom Hontz Violet Kosanovich Viola Soderstrom Sergio Garcia Natalie Keller Betty Major Wanda Strange 22 Marty Cantwell Sandy Carrigan Candy Carroll Kenneth Carson Willie Carter 23 K. Cerajeski 24 Toney Corley Pam Cunningham Norine Czekaj Ramona Davis Sally Davis 25 Aurora DeLuna Kathie Eaton Dottie Ellis Joanne Ewen Wanda Fraley ?6 Art dept, hosts Mr. Naguyb Fine arts. . . bells. . . high school choir. . . art. . . high school band. . . ringing. . . ringing. . . screaming. . . playing. . . and the band played on . . . assemblies. . . concerts. . . art. . . Mr. Naguyb. . .a sculptor. . . decorating showcases. . .sculpting. . . painting. . .wood cuts. . . plaster crafting. . . paper sculpting. . . independent pro- jects. . . messes. . . alto. . . tenor. . . soprano. . . base. . . ensembles. . . solos. . .duets. . . nerves . . . tension. . . squeaking voices. . .good perfor- mances. . .work. . . Rex Brown Charles Hardt Camella Cheslek 28 Paula Hairston Karen Hall Dale Hardesty Tim Harmon Lindell Hendry 29 Language students keep busy Foreign Language. . . Russian. . . Spanish. . . French. . . What did you say? . . . Huh? . . . May I say it in English? . . . Why put those funny hooks on the letters? . . . How come does your alphabet look so strange? . . . learning folk dances. . . coloring Easter eggs. . . in- tonation. . . Is it hard? . . . Not really, except sometimes. . . What ' s it like? . . . Gene Adamczyk Carolyn Turpin Sodonia Henke Dan Hennings Cliff Hodge Rick Holsomback Carolyn Hinkle 30 Judy Huff Terry Husarik Jeff Hutchens Barb Jennings Gail Johnson 31 Dances, a parachute, and Charlie enliven p.e. Health and physical education. . . health. . . physical education. . . camp counseling. . . notes. . . Charlie . . .drugs. . . alcohol. . . smoking. . . kids. . . trees. . . the wilderness. . . roughing it for five days. . .calisthenics. . .tumbling. . .gymnastics. . .dance routines. . .basketball. . . bombardment. . . running laps. . . volleyball. . . Around the World in 80 Days . . . practice. . . showers. . . relaxation. . . i Jesselyn Johnson Bob Johnson Rose Kail ok Ruth Kallok N. Karageorge 32 Paul Karas Elizabeth Keene Joe Kendera Dan Klinger G. Kokkosis 33 Offer boys ' courses in home cooking Home economics. . . advanced foods. . . child development. . . foods. . . home ec. . . boys foods . . . tailoring. . . housing. . . mess up. . . sew up. . . cook up. . . measure. . . pin up. . . stitch up. . .draw up. . . eat it all up. . . where’s the Alka -Seltzer . . .clean up. . .exotic. . .veg- etables. . . prices. . . cakes. . . Pat Hayden Jany the Plummer Pam Hintalla Michele Korbar Steve Kovacevic Bill Kristelli Glinnis Kritner Kathi Lane 34 Library is useful to RF students Library. . . books. . . periodical literature. . . pamphlets. . . HELP!. . . researching. . . si- lence. . . concentration. . . study. . . read. . . film- strips. . . assistance. . . card catalog. . . books on any subject. . . helpful material. . . Dorothy Boling 35 Industrial Art classes open to girls Industrial arts. . .electrical shop. . .wood shop. . .metal shop. . .drafting, chine drawing. . . architectural drawing. . . planning. . . blueprints. . . lines, niture. . . figures. . . drawings. . . waves of elec- tricity. . . smoke. . . shavings of the wood. . . sawdust. . . safety glasses. . . learning. . . build- ing. . .noise. . .bloodshed. . . cuts upon cuts. . . taking notes. . . learning to draw. . . trying to draw - properly. . . improving. . . mastering the various techniques. . . . projects. . . ma- . position of fur- Ken Berquist Bob Raj sic 36 Joyce Michna Kathy Miller 37 waft. . ’ v , . basis matfu . , „ „ g© ; v ' w . « , . 4 proofs . a onsons . „ aidtegJ ,,a§- sent ' p � � ;. ' ■■ Miles � i . Itg s || pi| � . is jtS ■ imm , . ,.poatiM?o � rtbeo- ■ ' ' ' • aoTollarfes � AbsSbih’ IHI k ' - Science stresses living Science. . .biology. . .general science. . . chem- isty. . . conservation. . . leaf collections. . . pa- pers. . .written reports. . . experiments. . .dis- sect. . . animal research papers. . . oxidation . . . pollution. . . class discussion. . . films. . . film reports. . . bug collections. . . tests. . . pop quizzes. . . Jim Wells Helaine Graves Kathy Hooks Harry Nush Frank Olivarri Debbie Pawlicki Daryl Perkins Peggy Plylar 40 Jerald Quillen Russell Ragon Twyla Ready William Roberts A. Rodriquez 41 Team teaching proves helpful to students Social studies. . . economics. . . government. . . history- team. . . history. . . social studies. . . world history. . . psychology. . . marriage. . . team teaching. . . skits. . . projects. . . notes. . . homework. . . study questions. . . boredom. . . charts. . .worksheets. . .tests. . .quizes. . .our country. . . learning. . . forgetting. . . memoriz- ing. . . cheating. . . failing. . . summer school. . . passing. . . Robert Grenert John LaBounty Don Tippett J. Ron Hughes Don Niksch Don Watkins 42 Charles Scott Richard Smith Mike Spiegla 43 L. Stangebye Brad Stilley Judy Striker Greg Stull Rhonda Surer 44 Steve Szewczyk Darlene Szwedo Margie Taulbee Rich Teeter D. Tatalovich 45 RF has new administration Edward Tellez Darell Thomas Randy Thomas Maria Toledo Luis Trinidad 46 Mr. Newton, principal Pam Tuley John Vale Donna Warren Sherry Watson Marie Wayte 47 Guide me to the nurse Guidance and Nurse. . . Nurse. . . new nurses aid-Miss McClaran. . . first aid. . . eye checking . . . T. B. skin screening. . . audio testing. . . check for Impetigo. . . guide students interested in the field of nursing. . .guidance. . .painted walls. . .talked to students. . . scheduling. . . sophomore tests. . .gudiance. . . 48 Frank Wischman Leon Wolek 49 Organizations Cheerleaders. . . Pom Pon. . . Choir. . . Band. . . Stage Band. . . Student Council. . . Honor Society. . . Russian Club. . . Students United for Action. . . Future Teachers of America. . . Girls Athletic Association. . . Russian Club. . . the plays. . . Office Education Association. . . remember. . . bake sales. . .candy sales. . . candle sales. . . concerts. . . Wassail. . . Mr. Brown. . . Russian concert. . . Russian dinner. . .folk dances. . . induction. . .uniforms. . . calling in experts. . . quarrels. . . No Dumping. . . play practice. . . stage fright. . . Hontz fright. . . forgetting your lines. . . RF rahs boost school spirit Varsity cheerleaders raised money to purchase new uniforms by selling household cleaner. They had great precision perform- ances at all athletic events. Led by their co-captains, the junior varsity faithfully backed their teams, throughout the year. Five energetic freshmen cheerleaders backed the freshmen football and basketball teams with great pep and enthusiasm. Millie Banokovich Debbie Ball Judy Banister Bonnie Barber Jerry Barney 52 Nancy Benka Tim Black Tina Black Bob Blackford Debbie Bell Donna Bookhammer Bernie Breese Kathy Buda Cindy Burge Jack Carroll 53 Wanda Cottrell Charles Cowart Mark Crafton Debbie Cummings Connie Daniels 54 Left . . . right. . . left . . . left . . left Pom Pon girls started the year with new uniforms. They joined the band at the football and basketball games where their color- ful routines added much to the half time festivities. The Pom Pon girls marched in the Veteran ' s Day Pa- rade in Hobart. Diane Danielwicz Roy Deluna Dave Devaney Panda Denny Bobby Davis Don Diamond Luiz DelaCruz Dianne Loving Paul Delagado Tony Doxtater 55 The River Forest Concert Choir currently consists of 91 members and is divided into four parts including soprano, alto, tenor, and bass. For three weeks, during the summer, the choir sang and toured their way through Europe where they traveled through many cities and saw several historical landmarks. This trip was enjoyed and will be remembered by all. One of the main activities included the Medieval Wassail Dinner given annually in December. This program, typifying the traditions and customs of the 13th and 16th Century Old English, has grown to an extent that it must be given in two consecutive evenings. Connie Escabalzeta Penny Estill George Fazedas Joal Fedor Teds Fields 56 1st ROW: D. Rosendaul, D. Welton, S. Newsom, P. Williams, L. Stangebye, K. Wheeler, D. Swedo, P. Hodge, M. Korbar, K. Eaton. 2nd ROW: R. Nunez, L. Iliff, M. Olivarri, S. Kamane, B. Barber, P. Tuley, C. Riffle, M. Garza, L. Turner. 3rd ROW: J. Cox, P. Shire, D. Lightfoot, R. Westerland, M. Parks, B. Miller, A. Rainwater, D. Haley, J. Olivarri, L. Gulley. 4th ROW: F. Barrigan, C. Trump, M. Zoladz, P. Delgado, D. Flores, B. Partin, R. Coots, R. Blanks, M. Barrigan, S. Newson, K. Cerajeski, Pres. 1st ROW: M. Fraley, P. Highsmith, C. Strimbu, D. Elder, J. Banister, C. Burge, P. Fraley, J. Banister. 2nd ROW: N. Nunez, M. Ramirez, E. Corley, K. Loving, E. Cesare, D. Tabla, B. McGee. 3rd ROW: D. Cummings, R. Olkoski, K. Paradine, V. Kiser, C. Kaplon, B. Boy- ington, J. Kralik, C. Bottom. 4th ROW: R. Davis, D. Warren, R. Hayes, D. Flores, R. Bull, R. Leitch, J. Estill, J. Carroll, G. Riffle, J. Hibbard. M tk 9 Francine Flores Judy Garrard Mike Garret £1 t ) Nettie Griggs Debbie Gustoff Donna Gustoff Lynn Gaskins Tom Hall George Gletzbach Bill Hamady S7 RF band members receive 46 medals 1st ROW: Joan Anderson, Janice Hickman, Rose Wojnarski, Jenny Kukral, Patty Kania, Nita Johnson. 2nd ROW: Candice Boyd, Cheryl Mioduski, Debbie West, Shirley Duffee, Kim Para- dine, Donna Micic, Debbie Zimmerman, Dixon Tabla, Joal Fedor, Dean Klinger, Mike Tay- lor. 3rd ROW: Donna Forrest, Sue Kendera, Denise Richard, Cindy Hall, Dawn Hyde, Tod Johnson, Ken Carson, Dale Morris, Dave Williams, Ed Knox, John Serratto, Don Waldrop, Jim Price, John Baltrushartes, Kevin West. 4th ROW: John Palmowski, Jeff Skalik, Larry Johnson, George Micic, Jeff Wamp- ler, Frank Elizondo, Ruben Gonzales, Bob Johnson, Mr. Hardt, Director. Concert band started with marching for home football games and in a Veteran ' s Day Parade. They went on to a solo and en- semble contest and won 46 medals. Also, they went on to a band contest and a spring concert. They played at the commencement exercises. Michele Hare Elmer Higgins L. Hazelton Debbie Holt Donna Hook Ed Hesford Janice Hickman Cathy Hugely Lavig Fliff 58 Stage band places second A group of saxaphones, cornets, trombones, drums, guitar, and piano makes up the stage band. Their function is to play popular, contemporary music for assem- blies and to provide experience in solo playing. Its small size allows it to adapt to many play- ing situations. This year, the stage band played at home bas- ketball games, assemblies, and for the elementaries. They came in 2nd in a stage band contest. William Jenkins Cassandra Kaplon 59 Student Council plans year Student Council, made up of members from all of the classes, was involved in activities including the FB and BB home- coming games, the can drive, and a num- ber of dances. 1st ROW: Gail Johnson, Linda Stover, Sherry Payne, Michele Korbar, Diane Lunghofer, Terry San- dala. 2nd ROW: Lori Pope, Angelica Marquez, Norine Czekaj, Donna Lunghofer, Linda Nunez, Sheryl Bottom. 3rd ROW: Pam Olsen, Paula Phelps, Shirley Thorman, Debbie Pawlicki, Debbie Thomas, Norma Stanfield, Dorothy Zimmer. 4th ROW: Mr. Hughes, Frank Barrigan, Bill Moreland, Jim Cooper, Tod Johnson, Tom Kaufman, John Evans. SUFA — an aid to ecology 1st ROW: Mr. Willing, Patty Klutts, Penny Estill, Ray Car- ney. 2nd ROW: Tod Johnson, Mike Whittinghill, Mary Mc- Clure, Dan Waldrop, Dan McClure. Students United For Action has been quite active. Concerned about the looks of the back parking lot, the SUFA members had No Dumping signs put up and had a fence built so trash wouldn ' t be put there. Some soil conservation ex- perts made a survey of the soil and land lay. Barb Krueger Tony Krysak Jenny Kukral George Laba Glenn Leitch 60 OEA helps business students find work 1st ROW: Margaret Gomez, Donna Lunghofer, Pam Cunning- ham. 2nd ROW: Judy Striker, Candy Carroll, Rose Kallok. 1st ROW: Sherry Moreland, Norma Serranno, Panda Denny, Sandy Marquez, Rich Chamber- lain, Tom Cooper, Tod Johnson. 2nd ROW: Dottie Ellis, Mrs. Hooks, Darlene Weaver, Mr. Grenert, Bill Moreland, Steve Kovacevic. 3rd ROW: Dan McClure. Honor Society. . . inducted new members, had bake sales, kept the signboard in front of the school up-to- date, and chose seniors, Darlene Weaver and Rich Cham- berlain to apply for the national scholarship. Rich Manning Texal Marks Wanda Mast Paul Mayfeild Francet Martin 61 Russian Club is com- posed of students who are either currently- enrolled in or have been in Russian class. This year after elec- ting officers, the members of this club enjoyed several films and discussions on Russia and Russian life and learned many Russian folk dances. Members enjoyed see- ing the Beryozka dan- cers and attending a Russian dinner. Russian Club views Beryozka dancers Cathy Miton Carter Mitol Sherry Moreland Joyce Myers Jim Nedza 62 GAA, Girl ' s Athletic As- sociation, was an intra- murals group. GAA, a more recreational than competitive organization, has the following sports - soccer, softball, volley- ball, basketball, gym- nastics, bowling, ping- pong, and badminton. Recreational club attracts girls Rosella Parks Cheryl Patterson Larry Perkins Vicki Petruska Cindy Peveler Sandy Ogden Veronica Page Pam Newcomb Sheryl Newsom Linda Nunez 63 Snoop and group cross RF stoop You ' re a Good Man, Charlie Brown was the fall play in the round. The cast consisted of Jeff Westerhout as Snoopy, Joal Fedor as Chrlie Brown, Dottie Ellis as Patty, Willie Roberts as Schroeder, Bob Johnson as Linus, and Mona Davis as Lucy. David Hayes was pianist and Bill More- land and Tom Cooper were light technicians. The play was so well liked that it was later produced for the ele- mentary schools and the Hobart Methodist Church. Bruce Pierce Rebecca Reyes Denise Richards Daryl Polk Martha Price M. Richardson Carl Samuels Mike Ray Delores Schlarp 64 Steve Schiller Kevin Smith Jeff Snellgrove Ruth Snellgrove Vicky Sebella h Norma Serrano Sharon Shaver Laurie Skalik 65 £ For a distinct change in tempo, Mr. Hontz directed two spring plays this year. The first, The Mystery of the Silver- Backed Hairbrush”, was a mystery and or comedy. The cast members were: J. Grew- some-Smith- Ricky Bull, Minnie- Nancy Davis, Flossie- Mary Ruth McClure, The Murderer- Jeff Wester- hout, Chesterton -Tod Johnson, and Dobson- Bob Johnson. The second play was a western and or comedy. Pam Sinder Joe Szpakowski Dixon Tabla Mike Taylor Dale Thompson Patty Thompson 66 Hontz “hangs it up at Sinimin City The Hangin ' At Sinimin City cast consisted of: Casper- Joal Fedor, Mart Baverick-Willie Roberts, Ma Lightfoot- Lynaya Stangebye, Lester Lightfoot-John Bultrushaitis, Bullet Benson-Bob Johnson, Pistol Pete Peterson-Don Eat- on, Big Tom Pooley-Matt Yakab. Girty Deal- Mona Davis, Matilda-Kathleen Cerajeski, Jasmine- Joan Anderson, Sugarboot-Steve Westmoreland, Stagecoach Driver-James Cooper, and extras-Shirley Thorman, Debbie Beal, Nancy Davis, Mary Ruth McClure, Jeff W ' esterhout, Ricky Bull, and Tod Johnson. Don Thorman Gloria Trinidad Claude Trump Denise Tsimblankis Harry Wallace Russell Walker Faith Webster Donalyn Welton Kevin West Jeff W ' esterhout 67 Sports Cross Country. . . Field Hockey. . . Football. . . Wrestling. . . Volleyball. . . Basketball. . . Golf. . . Track. . . Tennis. . . Baseball. . . remember. . . running. . . chasing. . . passing. . . kicking. . . pinning . . . serving. . . shooting. . . putting. . . jumping. . . tennis balls. . . homeruns. . . aching muscles. . . bruises. . . grouchy coaches. . . victories. . . defeats. . . Nush and Thomas lead RF team Varsity football team had a record-breaking sea- son. Randy Thomas and Harry Nush led the of- fense with Randy ' s rec- ords for rushing-338 yards and number of points a game-30. Harry broke the record for the number of passes completed and several other records set by previous quarterbacks. Joe Szpakowski led the defense with the great- est number of tackles - 179. 1st ROW: Terry Gault, Mark Berland, Chris Stanfill, Don Thorman, Mike Stan- ley, Willie Roberts, Les Bullington, Phil Arocho, Frank Wischman. 2nd ROW: Coach Feagler, Coach Berquist, Paul Loving, Mike Ray, Joe Szpakowski, Harry Nush, Randy Thomas, Jim Light, Mike Orange, Coach Baker, Coach Freeman. 3rd ROW: Terry Shepard (Mgr. ), Larry Loving, Ed Knox, Ed Hesford, Norm Samuels, Matt Yakab, John Wheeler, Steve Kovacevic, Dave Nelson, Bill Jen- kins, Warren Lewis. Cathy Wheeler Don Wiggins Jo Ann Wilkins M. Whittinghill Bob Williams 7 Carlene Williams Rose Wojnarski Bill Woolsey Pat Vale Tom Vann 70 RF OPPONENT EMERSON 0 42 WIRT 12 19 RENSSELAER 12 13 GRIFFITH 14 2 N. JUDSON 32 7 CHESTERTON 6 20 E. GARY 0 42 PORTAGE 0 20 CALUMET 0 14 N. NEWTON 39 7 Michele Zoladz 71 JV has a trying year Junior Varsity and freshmen teams were small in number but battled in every game. The Junior Varsity team beat our rival. East Gary, 6-0. The freshmen team won two games and lost three. Both coaches expected that the teams would develop into a good varsity in the future. WIRT GRIFFITH E. GARY CALUMET LOWELL RF OPPONENT 0 6 6 23 6 0 0 12 0 18 1st ROW: Danny Bell, Buddy Prince, Rich Manning, Carroll Thomas, Danny Waldrop, Jim Long, Ted Fields, Phil Wazer, Rick Coots, Kevin Gault, Mario Villanueva. 2nd ROW: Terry Shepard, Steve Westmoreland, Dennis Flores, John Bently, Ron Coots, Warren Lewis, Tim White, Walter Poturalski, Rick Long, Jerry Nelson, Coach Feagler. Ellie Alasevich J. Baltrushaltis Adislado Alford Betty Barber Debbie Archer Mike Barber Becky Arnold gk Manual Barragan Ray Arocho Debbie Beal 72 RF OPPONENT LOWELL 2 0 L. CENTRAL 6 20 PORTAGE 0 12 E. GARY 22 6 VALPO FRANKLIN 14 12 1st ROW: Jeff Skalik, Mike Ondo, Terry Gamble, Stanley Turner, Carl Peterson, Ron Alford, Jerry Combs, Raymond San- tos, Richard Guzman, Kevin McClaskey, Don Lightfoot. 2nd ROW: Coach Berquist, Warren Lewis, Steve Orto, Gary Moore, Ron Gibson, Steve Newsom, Mike Knox, Rick Henry, Wesley Evans, Phil Black, Tom Cantwell, John Estill, Ed Mullins. Danny Bell Henrietta Bible Tim Benidict Paul Bible J. Bentley Ed Bickett Sheila Bethel John Biggs Mark Barco Nancy Biggs 73 Varsity team has trying year This year ' s team was considered a more persistant and driving team than any in recent years. They scored a new record high of 108 points. Mr. Basketball was Curtis Martin who set a record scoring average of 31. 1 and get- ting 47 points in one game. Curtis was considered the 1 player in the Calumet area and ranked 2nd in state. This was made possible by the skillful playing ability and strong backing of the team. Linda Blanton Thomas Bruns Betsy Blystone Peggy Bruno Mary Jane Bowles Ricky Bull Candice Boyd John Burgos Tony Brewer Maria Burgos 74 Hobart Chesterton Portage Andrean Boone Grove Kankakee Valley Hanover Central Whiting (Holiday Tourney) E. Gary (Holiday Tourney! Griffith RF 69 OPP. RF OPP. 78 Hebron 77 86 63 96 Lowell 73 55 59 94 L. Central 64 69 ‘ 64 98 Munster 58 70 78 79 E. Gary 75 77 66 Gary Wirt 102 93 108 89 Hammond Gavit 70 71 -7ir 77 Horace Mann 81 96 • 77 73 Lew Wallace 71 106 rjN 72 Whiting 64 84 km k 1st. ROW: Coach Hook, Ed Knox, Steve Schiller, Dave Burton, Curt Martin, Bruce Kaplon, George Glotzback, Matt Yakab, Fred Bossel. Ray Carney Brenda Chambers Phyllis Chavez Tom Clary Don Cochran 75 JV team improves Junior Varsity consisted of many valuable prospects. They excelled from an unexperienced team to a new, strong, skilled team. RF OPP. RF OPP. Hobart 36 62 Griffith 25 28 Chesterton 21 48 Hebron 38 43 Portage 38 61 Lowell 46 40 Andrean 51 56 Lake Central 41 40 Boone Grove 36 55 Muster 38 5 6 Kankakee East Valley 35 57 Gary 45 43 Hanover Central 47 59 Wirt 49 36 Hobart 32 50 Hammond Gavit 41 37 East Gary 44 46 LEFT TO RIGHT: Dennis Flores (35), Jeff Orange, Dennie Szpakowski, John Bently, Ron Coots, Matt Yakab, Tim White, Coach Burlison, Ron Eaton, Scott Crafton, Don Eaton, Buddy Prince, Carroll Thomas. Janet Davis Nancy Davis Arie De La Cruz C. De La Cruz Dan Delgado 76 Frosh has disappointing season Freshman team was lead in scoring by Ron Gibson with 184 and Tom Henley with 151 points. Garry Moore led the team in re- bounds with 136 and Tom Henley led the team in free throws, hitting 54-71 for 77%. Although having a disappointing record, the Frosh did upset Lew Wallace and Lowell with impressive victories. RF OPP. Munster 47 42 E. Gary 52 33 Griffith 38 46 E. C. Washington 29 64 Portage 28 35 Whiting 43 47 Andrean 43 55 Lew Wallace 50 42 Hobart 38 45 Lowell 49 39 Wirt 42 36 Taft 40 42 Valpo Franklin 44 65 1st ROW: Wendell Patton, Whig Bright, Phil Hayes, Gary Callian, Ramon Santos, Terry Davenport, Don Lightfoot, Tom Henley Doug Ordway, Mike Cotton, Steve Lewis. 2nd ROW: Coach Spen- cer, Ron Gibson, Tom Cantwell, Kevin Farthing, Steve Orto, Warren Lewis, Don Ford, Garry Moore, Mike Knox, John Estill Ed Mullins, Stan Turner, Terry Gamble. John Delph Jessica DeValle Dan Deutscher Dan Diamond Eddie Duarte Don Duncan Don Eaton Ron Eaton Jim Edmonds 77 In the ring they do their thing RF. OPP. Andrean 33 27 Emerson 12 48 The backbone and supporting members of the team were Mark Berland (captain), Dave Devaney (co-cap- tain), Russell Ragon, and Ruben Pedroza. Mark Ber- land had every individual record of the team-wins, points, pins, take-downs, tournament points, most valuable player, and most consecutive wins -while Devaney was a close runner-up in all of these catagories. 1st ROW: David Duarte, Steve Guth, Glen Ragon, Ruben Pedrosa, Steve Kollar, 2nd ROW: David Davaney, Danny Bell, Dan Deutscher, John Burgos, Steve Newsom, Glen Wilson, Mike Zoldaz, John Baltrushaitis, Rudy Milchak, Mark Berland, Coach Bob Jackson. Merriville 8 51 Griffith 9 47 15 fafV Rensseloer (Tourney) Hanover 16 Hobart (Tourney) Whiting E. Gary Horce Mann North Newton E. Gary (Tourney) 15 T 5 9 27 48 36 47 45 39 39 Donna Forest Nancy Emmett Mary Fraley Nancy Ewin Kevin Gault Mike Ferguson Brenda George Micky Gibson 78 Sheryl Glovier Rosie Gonsolas Ruben Gonzales Terry Greig Harrison Gunter Helen Guiterrez Jeannie Hankins Bill Hanna Linda Gulley Elaine Hayes 79 JV wrestles with a weight problem Andrean 12 36 Emerson 30 39 Merriville 6 48 Griffith 21 48 Valpo 38 9 Hanover 36 27 Whiting 27 18 E. Gary 33 9 Hoarce Mann 38 6 The J. V. wrestling team had many potentialities including Dan Deutscher, Dan Bell, Rudy Milchak, and in particular Mike Zoldaz. Both Varsity and J. V. faced special challenges as their largest wrestler weighed only 155. Donna Hendrix Vanessa Holland Evelyn Hernandez 4 Andrew Hritz Sherry Hill fl Penny Huddleston Dennis Hutnick Debbie Hoefflicker Larry Johnson 80 Virginia Kiser Patty Kania Patty Klutts M. Karageorge Janice Kollar Shirley Kamano R. Korreckt Susan Kendera JoAnne Kralik 81 73 track team has good season Varsity track had an above average season. Strong competition was given to all the opposing teams in the track meets. New records were set by Steve Kovacevic in the shot put and discus. The strong arms of the team were Randy Thomas, Tom Cooper, Keith Moorman, and Steve Kovacevic. Sandra Kreischer Janice Maldanado Kathy Lancaster Phil Marquez Lupe Martinee Kathy Loving Mary McClure Paul Loving Jenny McCluskey 82 1st ROW: Mike Knox, Danny Waldrop, Mike Cotton, Jim Long, Carroll Thomas, Glenn Mitchell. 2nd ROW: Coach Burleson, Ed Hesford, Steve Kovacevic, Tom Cooper, Eddie Knox, Randy Thomas, Keith Moorman, Tom Bruns, John Estill, Ass ' t Coach Feagler. Cheryl Mioduski John Miranda Glenn Mitchell Honora Mitol Virginia Monroe 83 Tennis team racks ' em up This year’s team was better than many River Forest has had. Wayne Agee, Mike Hibbard, Joe Long, and John Gunter were outstanding players for the team. Mike Hibbard and Wayne Agee placed third in sectionals. The team contains many good prospects. IN Becky Morris Cindy Morrison Jerry Nelson Frank Montogmery James Moore Ninon Nunez Ron Oldham Margie Olivarri Jeff Orange Mike Orange 84 85 three? Hole in one . . . two . . . Dale Morris Don Iightfoot Bill Potts Paula Phelpts Tom Henley Don Lightfoot Tom Cantwell Melody Powers Buddy Prince Linda Prince 86 This years outstanding golf player is consider- ed to be Tom Henley. The 1973 Golf Team comprised mostly of underclassman, 6 Fresh- men, 2 Sophomores, and 1 Senior. This is the team that will be the new building material for next year. Every week there is a new starting line up, given only to the well deserved. For this sport is played on skill and concentration. Each player goes through great amounts of pres - sure and tension. Tom Cantwell John Putman • A Diane Roberts Tom Henley f 12 Glen Ragon Rohonda Rainwater Cindy Rogers Betty Roop Don Eaton Debbie Richardson Bruce Roberson Greg Rosas Marlene Rosas 87 Varsity BB has disappointing year Baseball had a disappointing year with many losing games. Errors and poor hitting, especially in scoring situations, killed them. Ken Carson led the team with . 364 average and Mike Ray was next, with .333 average. The team was made up of 5 lettermen: Terry Board, Ken Carson, Joal Fedor, Mike Ray, and Willie Roberts. Mandy Rudolph John Serratto Barb Rushing Wendy Shepard Marsha Saylor Debbie Simmon Jfc Mike Sebella Bev Smith 1 7 Loyd Series Jim Snellgrove 88 1st ROW: Bob Johnson, Ron Gibson, Dave Wilkins, Terry Board, Ken Carson, Willie Roberts. 2nd ROW: Coach Baker, Matt Yakab, Mike Stanley, Mike Ray, John Gunter, Paul Mayfield, Ed Mullins, Joal Fedor. Lisa Sobel Debbie Tabla Judy Tatalovich Bob Thews Carroll Thomas Kathy Thomas 89 1st ROW: Mike Delgado, Herman Brite, Terry Davenport, Lloyd Denny, Kevin McClaskey, Jerry Carroll. 2nd ROW: Coach Callahan, Jerry Nelson, Matt Yakab, Mike Stanley, Ron Gibson, Dave Wilkens, Ed Mullins, Harrison Gunter, Carl Peterson. Shirley Thorman Stanley Vandiver Thelma Trojan Patricia Vann il Bev Tucker Dianna Vaughn Lynn Turner Mario Villanueva Patty Vincent 90 JV baseball season was highlighted by improve- ment. Although the win-loss record was disappointing, the over- all playing of the boys was exceptional for the limited number of hours spent in organized sum- mer baseball leagues. The boys tended to be consistent throughout the season and showed desire and hustle throughout every inning: Whig Bright, Terry Davenport, Kevin McClaskey, Ron Gibson, Dave Wilkens, and Ed Mullins. Callahan was here S. Westmoreland Tim White Dave Wilkens Barb Williams Bobbie Williams 91 Cross Country keeps on truckin ' Coach Marzalek, Don Eaton, Ron Eaton, Dave Burton, Keith Moorman, Kevin Smith, Ken Mioduski. This year’s team was led by two out- standing players -Keith Moorman and Ken Mioduski. This was a year with many good prospects -Ron and Don Ea- ton, Dave Burton, and Kevin Smith with Burton and Smith leading. Glen Wilson Neil Y ates Bill Wood Polly Yates John Woodruff Cathy York Rich Woodruff Debbie Zimmerman Matt Yakab 92 Rose Hector Alguilera Alfaro m Phil Black Randy Blanks Lonnie Reinaldo Alford Arocho Mary Cheryl Blowers Bottom Jill Banister Bonny Boyington Cindy Bartolini Toby Beals Shir lie Beasley Bev Billips P Y, tfU ' i Whig Bright Lamoine Brown Mike Bull Gene Bullen 93 Girls prove athletic ability The Girl ' s Athletic Association offered five interscholastic sports in which high school girls might participate. The girl ' s teams traveled to surrounding schools in Lake and Porter Counties and played games in field hockey, volleyball, basket- ball, gymnastics, and track and field. 1st ROW: Sherry Hill, Michelle Korbar, Diane Lunghofer, Liz Keene, Vicky Montemayor, Sharon Augustine, Debbie Pawlicki, Phyllis Larson, Sherry Minton, Donna Lunghofer. 2nd ROW: Miss Schafer, Linda Stover, Esther Tellez, Debbie Miranda, Noni Nunez, Penny Estill, Nancy Benka, Panda Denny, Nancy Biggs, Vanessa Montemayor, Dolly Padron, Debbie Padron, Dorine Hendrix. Tina Karen Bunnell Burge Sonya Mary Tom Burgos Campbell Cantwell Jerry Carroll John Carroll Linda Kathy Caudill Chamberlain Reuben Chavez Tom Coffman Jerry Combs Randy Conge Dino Conley Mike Cotton Danny Cowart Connie Cox Robert Czerkaj 94 1st ROW: Denise Tsimblakis, Esther Tellez, Dianna Simmons, Linda Stover, Michelle Korbar, Donna Lunghofer. 2nd ROW: Jill Banister, Jenny Kukral, Jean Jasinski, Cindy Bartolini, Vanessa Montemayor, Debbie West. 3rd ROW: Dolly Padron, Linda Gulley, Joyce Jasinski, Debbie Padron, Sherry Payne, Dixie Stanley, Honora Mitol, Liz Keene, Penny Estill. 1st ROW: Kathy Cerajeski, Vanessa Montemayor, Nancy Biggs, Panda Denny, Esther Tellez, Patty Klutts, Linda Stover, Debbie West, Vicky Montemayor, Cindy Deutscher. 2nd ROW: Cindy Bartolini, Jean Jasinski, Dianna Simmons, Debbie Padron, Cindy Hall, Liz Keene, Dolly Padron. Kellie Terry David Daniels Davenport Delgado Mike Delgado Lloyd Cindy Lois Denny Deutscher Diaz Paquin Cheryl Diaz Dixon Steve Darlene Jean Dobson Dominoski Doxtater David Duarte Shirley Duffee Mary Duncan Pat Duncan Darrell Easton Wesley Edmonds 95 1st ROW: Miss Schafer, Miss Green. 2nd ROW: Mimi Santos, Dolly Padron, Linda Stover, Diane Lunghofer, Liz Keene. 3rd ROW: Nancy Biggs, Dianna Simmons, Noni Nunez, Vicky Montemay- or. 4th ROW: Vanessa Montemayor, Debbie West, Shirley Weeks, Candy Thomas. 5th ROW: Panda Denny, Cindy Bartolini, Nancy Benka, Wendy Shepard, Donna Micic. 1st ROW: Panda Denny, Donna Lunghofer, Diana Lunghofer, Vicky Montemayor. 2nd ROW: Kathy Cerajeski, Dorothy Zimmer, Debbie Pawlicki, Nancy Benka. Charles Donna Robin Elder Elder Elijah John Estill John Claudette Kevin Evans Farley Farthing Diane Flores Luke Flynn Donald Ford Patricia Fraley Bret Freeman Dianna Freeman Gary G alii an Tom Galvin Terry Gamble Maria Garaza Debbie Gibbs 96 Carlos Nora Gonzales Gonzales Kim Gowins Steve Arthur Rick Guth Gutierrez Guzman Cindy Ha j vert Diane Haley Cindy Hall Rick Henry Classes SENIORS. . . red -white -blue. . . Tromp the Trojans . . . assemblies. . . senior sweaters. . . spirit . . . pictures. . . caps and gowns. . . senior gift. . . prom. . . open houses. . . graduation. . . another new life beginning. . . JUNIORS. . .burgundy and blue. . . Beware of Ingots Bearing Gifts”. . . won 1st place in floats. . . We stress academics . . . ZILTCH. . . SOPHOMORES. . . purple and white. . . Shake ' em up . . . 2nd place in floats. . . assemblies. . . candy sale. . . jerseys. . .t-shirts. . . FRESHMEN. . .green and white. . . Strike the Trojans . . . pep assemblies. . . wall and hall dec- orations. . . high school life. . . beginning. . . A Carol Majka fi John Maneno Debbie Manning Alex Martinez Uriel Martinez Kevin McClasky Cathy McMurray Frank Medina Amy Maldonado Linda Meeks Donna Micic Debbie Mills Debbie Miranda Steve Vannessa Nita Moffett Montemayor Rainwater George Ramiree Maria Ramirez 100 Freshmen: Chris Karas Sally Davis reigns as 1973 Football Homecoming Queen Queen: Sally Davis One of the most exciting events of the homecoming activities was the selection of the homecoming queen. The candidates were; freshmen, Chris Karas and her escort Raymond Santos, sopho- more, Wendy Shepard and her es- cort John Biggs. Sophomore: Wendy Shepard Senior: Patty Rodriquez Junior: Gloria Trinidad � = O f) A A Marla Ready Becky Reeves Carloyn Riffle Theresa Rios Robby Robb Frank Rodriquez Margie Rodriquez Donna Royozinski Vicki Roop JL £ A Jerry Rosas Billy Russell Terry Sandala Luz Santos Junior Santos Raymond Maggie Santos Schlarp Tina John Schlitz Schafer 101 Our man Thomas has lots of promise More candidates were; junior Gloria Trinidad and her escort Paul Delgado, senior Patty Rod- riquez and her escort Frank Bar- rigan, and the 1973 homecoming queen, Sally Davis, with her es- cort Rich Chamberlain. Mr. Football: Randy Thomas (Photo courtesy Gary Post Tribune) Terry Shephard Paul Shire Craig Shumar Dianna Simmons James Eugene Snellgrove Spargo Norma Stanfill Greg Stewart Steve Still ey Linda Cheryl Ester Stover Strimbu Tellez Sandra Candy Debbie Connie Stan Tenorie Thomas Thomas Thomason Turner 102 Basketball homecoming had Mr. Basketball, Homecoming Queen, Miss Ingot Spirit, and Spirit Week. Mr. Basketball was Curt Martin; Homecoming Queen was Kathy Cerajeski; Miss Ingot Spirit was Mona Davis, and Spirit Week had seniors -first, freshmen-second, sophomores - third, and juniors -fourth. RF Ingots demolish Wirt Troopers Denise Wallace Jeff Wampler Bob Wauser Shelia Watson Sh aron Webster Shirley Weeks Darrell Welches Debbie West Patsy Williams Darlene Beth John Scott Dan Willis Wilson Wolek Woodruff Woolsey Judy Zanzig Mike Dan Mary Zoledz Villanueva Volkapich 103 We ' ve only The music started and the seniors, in their red and gold gowns solemnly filed in. As they sat through the vari- ous presentations, the minutes slowly ticked by and they drew closer and closer to that moment when they would receive their diplomas which repre- sented twelve years of work and school. Ron Gibson Danny Holt Sheryl Gilson Linda Horton Phil Glovier Dawn Hyde Becky Goings Inez Jackson Ruben Hernandez Bernadine Jansen Pam Highsmith Jean Jasinski Bill Hill Ron Jaynes Cindy Hill 0 Gliff Jennikins Tammy Holder Curt Johnson 104 -J ' r ' just begun . . . A name was called, a senior went up and received that precious bit of pa- per. It was all over. All the work all the trouble, all the odds and ends that had made up school, were over. The seniors stood for the benediction, then triumphantly filed out. Chaya Jones Ralph Julian Chris Karas Paxton Ann Keefover Kendara Preston King Mike Kisner Mike Knox Eddie Kujawski Abby Kulak Bob Lay Sandy Leonard Steve Lewis Warren Lewis Don Lightfoot Brenda Lira Eddie Lockhart Bob Laeffler 105 Sounds from the Orient made a night to remember On May 4, at 8 o ' clock, RFHS Junior-Senior Prom was held. Fifty couples were met at the door of Marquette Park Pavilion by doormen in oriental costumes. Whispers from the Orient was the theme, carried throughout the evening. Prom King was Willie Roberts and Prom Queen was Gail Johnson. It was a lovely evening, enjoyed by all. Shelia Long Vicki Mike Gary Long Lunghofer Moore Wayne Ogden Don Oldham Julie Olivarri Robbin Olkoski Mike Ondo Doug Robert Debbie Delores Kim Ordway Orto Padron Padron Paradine 106 Carl Paterson Diana Podrecca Richard Polak Bret Porller Denise Poturaiski Jim Price Randy Prince Bill Propeck Connie Puentes 107 Ads We take this page to thank all of our advertisers and patrons. Without them, we wouldn’t have been able to have a yearbook. Buying or Selling Your House? Call Ann House At COLONIAL REAL ESTATE 962-4184 Check Our Ads For Your Place of BUSINESS Compliments of Leon Wolek HOBART TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR i- ? ♦$-•• • T-7T ‘ Compliments of H A S. S. FLIGHT INSTRUCTION Air Rides Open 7 Days 3426 N. Lake Park Hobart, Indiana 962-1189 WALT’S PLASTER CRAFT 3321 Michigan Hobart, Indiana 24 Hr. 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The new school year. . .homecoming. . .floats. . . bomb fires . . . wars . . . skits . . .best buddies. . . charity week. . . turnabout. . . Michigan. . . miseries. . . Mondays. . . Mac ' s. . . papers. . . passes. . . prom. . . parties. . . ditching. . . cruising. . . snoozing. . . boozing. . . ten speeds. . . the beach. . . open houses. . . and graduation are all memories now. Our high school life is over forever and we are beginning a new life of our own, no long- er protected by our teachers, parents, and friends. We ' re on our own and we will learn to make it by ourselves. Still always we will keep the memories of our years at River Forest High and someday we may look back to our years there and smile. 120 121 HAXTON’S SERVICE CENTER BEAUTY SPOT RESTAURANT 3806 Braodway Gary, Indiana Family Dining Every Day Private Rooms Available for Graduation Parties. 800 W. Ridge Rd. Hobart, Indiana 46352 Phone 942-9161 Compliments of: OLSEN FRUM FUNERAL HOME Compliments of B J MUSIC PATRONS Good Luck to all my fantastic friends — Donna Warren ’73 Plaza Grill Jim’s Sunoco Service Jewel Shop Good Luck to class of ’73 — Carolee Epperson Best of Luck to all my seniors. Don’t forget to come back say hello! Mr. Gene Adamczyk Best of Luck to the class of ’73 — Mr. Faidherbe Congratulations to the class of ’73 — Mr. Feagler Good Luck, class of ' 73 — The girls at the kitchen Good Luck, graduation class of ’73 — The Industrial Education and Technology Dept. Good Luck, Kids — Mr. Koslovsky Best of Luck to the class of ’73 — R. Marszalek Best of Luck to the class of ’73 — May the future hold happiness and prosperity for all — Mr. Newton Good Luck to seniors — A. Pangere L. Shearer To all the seniors: You made it in spite of the poor advice — Robert Scobey Thanks to all the graduating guidance runners for their help throughout the year — Mrs. Semerau Peace Love — Mr. Wells 12 th Addison, Joyce 18 Agee, Linton 18 Agee, Wayne 18,25 Aguilera, Henry 18 Anderson, Joan 18,58,59 Arnold, Dan 19 Arocho, Phillip 70 Atwood, Melody 19 Augustine, Sharon 19 Barrigan, Frank 19,57,60 Bellar, Penny 20 Berland, Mark 20, 70, 78 Bianoo, Paula 20 Biggs, Larry 20 Binkley, Kathy 20 Black, Catherine 21 Blanks, Ricky 21 Blanton, Kenny 21 Board, Terry 21 Boessel, Fred 21,75 Boswell, Terry 22 Bullington, Leslie 22,70 Butala, Mike 22 Caesar, Garry 22 Candler, James 22 Cantwell, Martha 23, 61 Carrigan, Sandy 23 Carroll, Candy 23, 61 Carson, Kenneth 23, 38 Carter, Keith 23 Cerajeski, Kathleen 2,7, 10.24.57.95.103 Chamberlain, Richard 13, 24,59,61, 101 Conrad, Debbie 24 Cooper, Linda 13,24 Cooper, Tom 24,61,75, 82,83 Corley, Anton 25 Cunningham, Pamela 25,61 Czekaj, Norine 25, 60, 61 Davis, Mona 25, 52, 64, 65, 67. 103 Davis, Sally 25, 101 DeLuna, Aurora 26, 55, 61 Eaton, Kathie 26 Ellis, Dottie 26, 13, 15,52, 61,65 Ewen, Joanne 26,61 Fraley, Wanda 26 Frost, Linda (Delgado) 27 Gamble, Jerry 27, 101 Gault, Terry 27, 70 George, Nancy 27 Gibson, Jeffrey 27 Goings, Peggy 28 Gomez, Margaret 28,61 Gunter, Johnny 28,84,85 Guth, Jeffrey 28 Gutierrez, John 28 Hairston, Paula 29 Hall, Karen 29 Hardesty, Dale 29 Harmon, Tim 29 Hendry, Lindell 29 Henke, Sodonia 30 Hennings, Danny 30 Hodge, Clifford 30 Huff, Judy 31 Husarik, Terry 31 Hutchens, Jeff 31 Jennings, Bardara 31 Johnson, Gail 13,31,55,60 Johnson, Jesse 32 Johnson, Robert 7, 32, 58, 59,64,65 Kallok, Rose 32, 61 Kallok, Ruth 32 Karageorge, Nick 32 Keene, Elizabeth 33,95 Klinger, Daniel 33 Kokkosis, George 33 Korbar, Michele 34,55, 60.95 Kovacevic, Steve 10,34, 61,70,82, 103 Kristelli, William 34 Kritner, Glennis 34 Lane, Katherine 34 Larson, Phyllis 35 Long, Joseph 35,84,85 Loving, Larry 35, 57, 70 Lunghofer, Dianna 35, 60, 63,95,96 Lunghofer, Donna 35,60, 61.95 Makowiecki, Rudy 36 Markle, Patricia 36, 59 Marquez, Angelica 36, 60 Marquez, Sandra 36, 61 Martin, Curtis 36,75,103 Martin, George 37 McGee, Charlene 37 Michna, Joyce 37, 52 Minton, Sherry 38 Mioduski, Kenneth 38, 92, 93 Montemayor, Vickie 38, 63.95 Moorman, Keith 38,92 Moreland, William 38, 60, 61 Morris, Dale 39, 58 Morris, Sherry 39 Nelson, Dave 39, 70 Neyhart, Bruce 39 Norman, Terry 39 Nush, Harry 40, 70 Olivarri, Frank 40 Pawlicki, Debbie 40, 60, 93,95 Perkins, Daryl 40 Plylar, Peggy 40 Quillen, Jerald 41 Ragon, Russell 41, 78, 70 Ready, Twyla 41 Roberts, Willie 7, 9, 41, 59,64,65,67 Rodriguez, Annabelle 61 Rodriguez, John 42 Rodriguez, Patty 42,101 Rosendaul, Darlene 42 Samuels, Norman 42,70 Sanchy, Martin 42 Scott, Charles 43 Series, Mary 43 Sinks, Ann 43 Spiegla, Michael 43 Stangebye, Lynaya 44,57, 67 Striker, Judy 44, 61 Stull, Greg 44 Surer, Rhonda 44 Szewczyk, Steve 45 Szwedo, Darlene 45 Taltalovich, Diane 45, 52 Taulbee, Margie 45 Tuter, Richard 45 Tellz, Edward 46 Thomas, Darell 46 Thomas, Randy 46, 70, 102,83 Toledo, Maria 46 Trinidad, Lusi 46 Tuley, Pam 47 Vale, John 47 Warren, Donna 2, 5, 8, 12, 47,52 Watson, Sherry 47 Wayte, Marie 47 Weaver, Darlene 48,61 Wheeler, John 48,70 Wilson, Dennis 48 Wilson, Duane 48 124 Wischman, Frank 49,70 Wolek, Leon 49 11th Alasevich, Sonya 52 Allred, Dan 52 Arroyo, Patricia 52 Arocho, Patricia 52 Augustine, Thomas 52 Baimakovich, Millie 52 Ball, Debbie 52 Banister, Judy 52,57 Barber, Bonnie 52 Barney, Jerry 52 Bell, Debbie 53 Benka, Nancy 53, 63, 93, 95 Black, Timothy 53 Black, Tina 53 Blackford, Bob 53 Bookhammer, Donna 53 Breese, Bernard 53 Buda, Kathleen 53 Burge, Cindy 53 Carroll, Jack 53 Cesare, Elizabeth 54 Chamberlain, Don 13,54, 59 Conger, John 54 Cooper, James 54,60 Coots, Ricky 54,73 ’ Cottrell, Wanda 54 Cowart, Charles 54 Crafton, Mark 54 Cummings, JDebbie 54 Daniels, Connie 54 Danielwicz, Diane 55 Davaney, David 55,78,79 Davis, Bobby 55 DeLaCruz, Luz 55 Delgado, Paul 55, 101 DeLuna, Raymond 55 Denny, Panda 55, 61, 95 Diamond, Donald 55 Doll, Diane (Loving) 55 Doxtater, Tony 11,55 Duarte, Joseph 56 Dunagoo, William 56 Duncan, Ray 56 Dunn, Steve 56 Elliott, Julie 56 Escabalzeta, Connie 56 Estill, Penny 56, 60, 95 Fazekas, George 56 Fedor, Joal 12, 13,56,58, 59,65,67 Fields, Ted 56,73 Flores, Francine 57 Garrand, Judy 57 Garrett, Michael 57 Gaskins, Leonard 57 Glotzbach, George 57,73 Griggs, Nettie 57 Gustoff, Debbie 57 Gustoff, Donna 57 Hall, Tommy 57 Hamady, William 57 Hare, Michele 58 Hayes, David 5, 8, 11, 56, 57,58 Hazelton, Linda 58 Hesford, Edward 58,70 Hickman, Janice 58 Hibbard, Michael 85 ■—-.H iggins. Elmer 58 Jk Holt, Deborah 58 Hook, Donna 58 g Hugueley, Cathy 58 Iliff, Laura 58 Jania, Linda 59 Jansen, Ernest 59 Jasiaski, Joyce 59,95 Jenkins, Susan 59 Jenkins, William 59, 70 Jones, Debbie 59 Kallok, Shirley 59 Kaplon, Bruce 59,75 | Kaplon, Cassandra 57, 59, 62 __ Klinger, Dean 58,60 Knox, Eddie 58, 60, 70, 75 Kollar, Steve 60,78 Kritner, Linda 60 Kroledge, Shirley 60 Krueger, Barbara 60 Krysak, Tony 10,13,60 Kukral, Jennifer 58,60,95 Laba, George 60 Leitch, Glenn 60 i Light, Jimmy 13,61,70 Liszewski, Marilyn 25, 61 Little, Donald 61 Loeffler, Raye 61 Long, Richard 61, 73 Manning, Richard 61,73 Marks, Texal 61 Martin, Francet 61 Mast, Wanda 61 Mayfield, Paul 61 McClure, Dan 60,61,62 McKee, Barbara 62 Mercado, Rudy 62 Micic, George 13,58,62 Miller, Barbara 62 Minton, Catherine 24,25, 62 Mitol, Carter 62 Moreland, Sherry 61,62 Myers, Joyce 62 Nedza, James 62 Newcomb, Pamela 63 Newsom, Sheryl 63 Nunez, Linda 60, 63 Ogden, Sandra 63 Page, Veronica 63 Parks, Rosella 63 Patterson, Cheryl 63 Perkins, Larry 63 Petruska, Vicki 63 Peveler, Cynthia 63 Pierce, Bruce 64 Padgorskim, Mary 64 Polk, Daryl 64 Price, Martha 64 Ray, Mike 64,70,89 Reyes, Rebecca 64 Richard, Denise 58,64 Richardson, Melinda 64 Samules, Carl 64 Schlarp, Delores 64 Schiller, Steve 65,75 Sebella, Vicky 65 Serrano, Norma 61,65 Shaver, Sharon 65 Skalik, Laure 65 Smith, Christy 6 5 . Smith, Kevin 65, 92 Smith, Sue 65 Snellgrove, Jeffrey 65 Snellgrove, Ruth 65 Snider, Pamela 66 Soohey, Bonnie 66 Stanfill, Chris 66, 70 Stevenson, Dennis 66 Stojanivio, Angie 66 Szpakowski, Joseph 66,70 Tabla, Dixon 58, 66 Taylor, Mike 58,66 Thompson, Connie 66 Thompson, Dennis 66 Thompson, Patty 67 Thor man, Donald 67, 70 Trinidad, Gloria 67, 101 Trump, Claude 67 Tsimblakis, Denise 67,95 Vale, Patricia 67 Johnson, Tod 13,58,59,60, 61. 66 125 Vann, Thomas 67 Vaughan, Debra 67 Walker, Russell 67 Wallace, Harry 67 Westerhaut, Jeffery 59,64, 65,66 Wheeler, Kathleen 70 Wiggins, Don 70 Wilkins, Joanne 70 Whittinghill, Michael 60, 70 Williams, Bobby 70 Williams, Carlene 70 Wojnaroski, Rose 9,58,70 Woolsey, Bill 70 Van, Tom 70 Vaughn, Debbie 71 Yakab, Marc 71 Yanez, Robert 71 Young, Susan 71,93 Zimmer, Dorthy 60, 71, 93 Zoladz, Michele 71 10th Alasevich, Ellen 55,72 Alfaro, Adislade 72 Archer, Debra 72 Arnold, Becky 72 Arocho, Ray 72 Baltrushaitis, John 72,78 Barber, Betty 72 Barker, Mike 72 Barragan, Manual 57, 72 Beal, Debra 72 Bell, Danny 73, 78 Benedict, Timothy 73 Bently, John 73,76 Bethel, Shelia 73 Bianco, Marc 73 Bible, Henrietta 73 Bible, Paul 73 Bickett, Eddie 73 Biggs, John 73, 101 Biggs, Nancy 73, 95 Blanks, Randy 57 Blanton, Linda 74 Blystone, Betsy 3, 55, 74 Boweles, Mary -Jane 74 Boyd, Candice 58,74 Brewer, Tony 74 Bruno, Peggy 74 Bruns, Tom 74 Bull, Ricky 24, 25, 66, 74 Burgos, John 74, 78 Burgos, Maris 74 Burton, David 3,75,92,93 Butala, John 75 Campbell, Margie 75 Campos, Alex 75 Campos, David 75 Carney, Ray 24,60,75 Chambers, Brenda 75 Chavez, Phyllis 75 Clary, Thomas 10, 75 Co charan, Donald 75 Coots, Rolley 76 Coots, Ronald 73,76 Corley, Eileen 57, 76 Crafton, Scott 11,76,90 Crisp, Laurie 76 Davis, Janet 76 Davis, Nancy 6,53,76 DeLaCruz, Aracelia 76 DeLaCruz, Carmen 76 Delgado, Danny 76 Delph, John 77 Delvalle, Jessica 77 Demmon, Linda 77 Deutscher, Daniel 77, 78 Diamond, Daniel 77 Duarte, Eddie 77 Duncan, Donald 77 Eaton, Donald 24, 25, 76, 77 92 93 Eaton, Ronald 76, 77, 92, 93 Edmonds, James 77 Elizondo, Frank 58,78 Emmett, Nancy 53, 78 Ewen, Nancy 78 Ferguson, Mike 78 Flores, Dennis 73,76,78 Forrest, Donna 58,78 Fraley, Mary 78 Gualt, Kevin 78 George, Brenda 53, 78 Gibson, Mickey 78 Glovier, Sheryl 79 Gonzales, Rosemary 79 Gonzales, Ruben 58,79 Greig, Teresa 24, 79 Gulley, Linda 55, 79, 95 Gult, Kevin 73,78 Gunter, Harrison 79 Gutierrez, Helen 79 Hankins, Jeannie 79 Hanna, William 79 Hayes, Elaine 24, 79 Hendrix, Donna 2, 13, 80 Hernandez, Evelyn 80 Hill, Sherry 80 Hodge, Peggy 70, 80 Hoefflicker, Deborah 25, 70,80 Holland, Vanessa 70,80 Hritz, Andrew 80 Huddleston, Penny 70, 80 Hutnick, Dennis 70,80 Johnson, Larry 13, 58, 59, 70,80 Johnson, Nita 58,81 Kamano, Shirley 81 Kania, Patricia 58, 81 Karageorge, Michelle 81 Kendera, Susan 58,81 Kiser, Virginia 81 Klutts, Patty 60, 81, 95 Kollar, Janice 81 Korreckt, Roberta 81 Kralik, Joann 57,81 Keischer, Sandra 82 Lancaster, Kathryn 82 Long, James 73,82 Loving, Paul 13,59,70 Maldonado, Janice 82 Marquez, Phillip 82 Martinez, Lupe 82 McClure, Mary 2, 60, 66, 82 McCluskey, Jennie 82 Micic, Mary 83 Middleton, Brenda 83 Milchak, Rudy 70, 83 Miller, Bill 83 Mioduski, Cheryl 58,83 Miranda, John 83 Mitchell, Glenn 83 Mitol, Honora 83, 95 Monroe, Virginia 83 Montgomery, Frank 84 Moore, James 84 Morris, Becky 84 Morrison, Cynthia 84 Nelson, Jerry 73,84 Nunez, Ninon 84 Oldham, Ronald 84 Olivarri, Margie 2,7 Olsen, Pamela 60, 85 Orange, Jeff 76, 84 Orange, Mike 70,84 Or to, Rene 85 Page, May 53, 85 Palmowski, John 58 Parks, Michael 85 Patton, Darlene 85 Pedroza, Ruben 78, 85 Perez, Ralph 85 Perkins, Karl 86 126 Phelps, Paula 55, 60, 86 Podrecca, Christine 86 Pope, Lori 55,60,86 Posey, Phillip 86 Potts, Bill 86 Poturalski, Walter 73,86 Powers, Melody 86 Powers, Sue 86 Prince, Buddy 73, 76, 86 Prince, Linda 87 Putnam, John 62, 87 Ragon, Glen 78, 87 Rainwater, Rhonda 87 Reeves, Kathryn 87 Richardson, Debra 87 Roberson, Bruce 87 Roberts, Diane 87 Rogers, Cynthia 87 Roop, Betty 87 Rosas, Gregory 88 Rosas, Marlene 88 Rudolph, Amanda 88,55 Rushing, Barbara 88 Sebella, Mike 88 Series, Loyd 88 Serratto, John 58,88 Shepherd, Wendy 62,88, 101 Simon, Debbie 88 Smith, Beverly 88 Sobel, Lisa 13,53,87 Stanley, Dixie 2,89,95 Steele, Sherry 55, 89 Szpakowski, Dennie 76,89 Tabla, Debbie 89 Tatalovich, Judy 53,89 Thews, Robert 89 Thomas, Carroll 73, 76, 89 Thomas, Cathy 89 Thormann, Shirley 60, 90 Trojan, Thelma 90 Tucker, Beverly 90 Turner, Lynn 90 Vale, Steve 90 Vandiver, Stanley 62,90 Vann, Patricia 90 Vaughan, Dianne 90 Villanueva, Marie 73, 90 Vincent, Patty 90 Waldrop, Dan 58, 60, 73, 91 Wanzer, Phil 73 Watkins, Lynn 91 Weaver, Karen 91 Whyler, Brenda 91 Westmoreland, Judy 91 Westmoreland, Steve 73,91 White, Tim 73,76,91 Wilkins, Dave 91 Williams, Barbara 91 Williams, Bobbie 91 Wilson, Glenn 78,92 Wood, Bill 92 Woodruff, John 92 Woodruff, Richard 92 Yaknb, Matt 70, 75, 76, 92 Yates, Neil 92 Yates, Polly 92 York, Catherine 92 Zimmerman, Debra 58, 92 9th Aguilera, Rosemary 93 Alfaro, Hector 93 Alford, Ronnie 93 Arocho, Reinaldo 93 Banister, Jill 57,93,95 Bartonlini, Cindy 24, 93, 95 Beals, Tony 93 Beasley, Shir lie Jo 93 Billips, Beverly 93 Black, Phillip 93 Blanks, Randy 93 Blowers, Mary 93 Bottom, Sheryl 60,93 Boyington, Ronnie 93 Bright, Herman 62, 77, 93 Brown, Lamoine 93 Bull, Michael 93 Bullins, Eugene 93 Bumnell, Eugene 94 Burge, Karen 94 Burgos, Sonia 74, 94 Campbell, Rose 94 Cantwell, Tommy 77, 94 Carroll, Jerry 94 Carroll, John 94 Caudill, Linda 54, 94 Chamberlain, Kathy 94 Chavez, Ruben 94 Coffman, Thomas 60, 94 Combs, Jerry 94 Conger, Randy 94 Conley, Diana 94 Cotton, Michael 77, 94 Cowart, Daniel 94 Cox, Connie 94 Czekaj, Robert 94 Danials, Kellie 95 Davenport, Tery 77, 95 Delgado, David 95 Delgado, Mike 95 Denny, Lloyd 25, 90, 95 Deutsher, Cindy 95 Diaz, Lois 95 Diaz, Paquin 95 Dixon, Cherl 95 Dobson, Steven 95 Doxtater, Jean Ann 95 Duarte, David 78,95 Duffee, Shirley 58 Duncan, Mary 95 Duncan, Patricia 95 Easton, Darrell 95 Edmonds, Wesley 95 Elder, Charles 96 Elijah, Robin 96 Estill, John 77, 96 Evans, John 60,96 Farley, Claudette 96 Farthing, Keith 77, 96 Flores, Dianne 96 Flynn, Luke 96 Ford, Donald 77,96 Fraley, Patricia 96 Freeman, Bret 96 Freeman, Dianna 96 Gallian, Tom 77,96 Gamble, Terry 77, 96 Garza, Maria 96 Gibbs, Debbie 96 Gibson, Ronnie 77, 104 Gibson, Sheryl 104 Glovier, Phil 104 Goings, Becky 104 Gonzales, Carlos 97 Gonzales, Nora 97 Gowins, Kim 97 Guth, Steve 78, 97 Guzman, Ricardo 97 Hajvert, Cynthia 97 Haley, Diane 55, 97 Hall, Cindy 57, 97, 98 Hamilton, Ron 97 Harding, Pam 97 Harmon, Tom 97 Hartman, Bonnie 97 Hayes, Phil 77, 97 Hendrix, Frank 97 Henley, Tom 77, 97 Henry, Marsha 97 Henry, Rick 97 Hernandez, Rueben 104 Highsmith, Pam 104 Hill, Billy 104 Hill, Cindy 104 Holder, Terry 104 Holt, Danny 104 Hyde, Dawn 58, 104 Jackson, Inez 104 Jansen, Bernadine 104 Jasinski, Jean 95, 104 Jaynes, Ron 104 Jenkins, Cliff 104 Johnson, Curt 104 Jones, Chaya 105 Karas, Christine 101, 105 King, Preston 105 Kisner, Michael 77, Knox, Mike 77, 105 Kujawski, Eddie 105 Kulak, Addy 105 Lay, Robert 105 Leonard, Sandra 54, 105 Lewis, Steve 77, 105 Lewis, Warren 73, 77, 105 Lightfoot, Donald 77, 105 Lira, Brenda 105 Loeffler, Robert 106 Long, Sheila 106 Long, Vicki 106 Lunghofer, Mike 25, 106 Majka, Carol 100 Maldonado, Amy 100 Maneno, John 100 Manning, Debbie 100 Martinez, Alex 100 Martinez, Uriel 100 McClaskey, Kevin 100 Me Murry, Cathy 100 Medina, Frank 100 Meeks, Linda 100 Micic, Donna 58,59, 100 Mills, Debra 100 Miranda, Debbie 100 Moffett, Steve 100 Montemayor, Vanessa 63,95,100 Moore, Garry 77, 106 Mosby, Donna 12, 24, 106 Mullins, Eddie 77, 106 Nagy, Linda 78, 106 Newsom, Stephen 106 Ogden, Wayne 106 Oldham, Don 106 Olivarri, Julie 106 Olkuski, Robbin 106 Ondo, Mike 106 Ordway, Douglas 77, 106 Orto, Steven 77, 106 Padron, Debra 95, 106 Padron, Dolores 95, 106 Pabadine, Kim 85, 107 Parks, Charles 107 Parks, Newton 107 Patterson, Cindy 107 Patton, Wendell 77, 107 Payne, Sherry 60,95,102, 107 Pedroza, Delia 107 Peek, David 107 Peek, Doug 107 Peterson, Carl 107 Podrecca, Diana 107 Polak, Richard 107 Porlier, Bret 107 Poturalski, Denise 54, 107 Price, Jim 58, 107 Prince, Randy 107 Propeck, Billy 107 Rainwater, Nita 100 Ramirez, George 100 Ramirez, Maria Ready, Marla 101 Reeves, Rebecca 62, 101 Riffle, Carolyn 101 Rios, Thereas 101 Robb, Robby 101 Rodriguez, Francisco 101 Rodriguez, Margie 101 Rogozinski , Donna 101 Roop, Vockie 101 Russell, Billy Joe 101 Sandala, Terry 55, 60, 101 Santos, Luz 101 Santos, Ramon 77, 101 Schlarp, Maggie 101 Schlitz, Tina 101 Shaffer, John 101 Shepherd, Terry 70,73, 102 Shire, Paul 102 Shumar, Craig Simmons, Dianna 54,95, 102 Skalik, Jeff 58, 102 Stanfill, Norma 60, 102 Stilley, Steve 102 Stover, Linda 60, 63, 95, 102 Strimbu, Cheryl 102 Tellez, Esther 95 Tenorio, Sandra 102 Thomas, Candy 12,54,102 Thomas, Deborah 55, 60, 102 Turner, Stanley 77, 102 Wallace, Denise 103 Wampler, Jeff 58,103 Wanzer, Robert 103 Watson, Shelia 103 Webster, Sharon 103 Weeks, Shirley 103 Welches, Darrell 103 West, Deborah 58, 59, 95, 103 Williams, Patsy 103 Willis, Darlene 103 Wilson, Beth 103 Wolek, John 103 Woodruff, Scott 103 Woolsey, Dan 103 Zanzig, Judith 103 Zoladz, Cichael 78, 103 Vorkapich, Mary 103 Villanueva, Dan 103 I would like to extend special thanks to Mrs. Wanda Strange, Mrs. Pat Lindemann, Mr. Ray Dobbs, and the ' 73 Ingot staff, without whose help, this year- book would not have been possible. 1973 Ingot Editor )(fbhju JLd