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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1984 volume:

138 Nineteen Hundred Eigh ty-Four A Milestone Is Attained This edition of the INGOT is dedicated to a the Class of 1984 has the distinction of being the special group of students, the Senior Class of 25th graduating class. 1984. The graduation of this class represents a The people pictured on the pages to follow re- milestone in the history of Hobart Township present 25 years of involvement, development, Schools. Although 1983 saw the Silver Anniver- and most importantly, educational advance in sary of River Forest Junior-Senior High School, Hobart Township. 57 COUPLES ATTEND TURNABOUT The Turnabout Dance was held February 11 in the Ingot Room. The room was appro- priately decorated with valentine hearts and unicorns. The theme was “All Night Long” and the music was supplied by Devo- tion who played a variety of top 40 hits. Couples danced to the beat of such songs as Jeffrey Osborn’s “All The Wings of Love” to Michael Jackson’s “Beat It” and “Billie Jean” and Lionel Richie’s “All Night Long”. 4 Clockwise from top on page 4: Gilbert Vallejo and David Verduzco along with their dates enjoy refresh- ments. Mike Uhles and Delores Tellez cuddle during a slow song. John Page and Melissa Cecil sit out a dance. Mr. Brown and Mrs. Tallman chaperone. Clockwise from left: Becky Cook and Carl Chambers seem to be enjoying the company of Michelle Duffee and Mike Bartolini. Anthony Hill and Christal Campbell enjoy a moment together. Margo Dowd and Jimmy Funes share an intimate moment. William Ramos and Nor- ma Schumacher enjoy a break while John Gaydos and Louise Baltrushaitis share a dance. J.H. Students Display Royalty At King And Queen Dance The Junior High King and Queen Dance was held on Friday, February 10 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. It has become a traditional event for the junior high, given by the Student Council and Miss Kubiak, Student Council sponsor. Four cou- ples are nominated from each grade. All junior high students then cast ballots in class for the candidates of their choice. The winners of the voting are announced at the dance. Jeff Muha and Donna Collins were crowned 7th grade King and Queen, and Tim Armes and Tina Bartley were crowned 8th grade King and Queen. Below: The 8th grade court included Tim Armes, Tina Bartley, Dwayne Wilson, Carmen Tellez, Phillip Guzman, Glossie Gilbert, Ron Calvert, and Pau- lette Paradine. Bottom left: Taking a break from dancing are Bernadette Arceo, Julyssa Berrios, Christina Ast, Paulette Paradine, Shelly Mar- crom, and Alethea Hinshaw. Opposite page, clockwise from left: Luke Rios, Jason Carter, Doug Funes, and Leslie Fischer flash their threads. Bottom right: Steve Manns struts his stuff. Donna Collins is crowned 7th grade Queen. Dwayne Wilson and Carmen Tellez share a quiet moment. David Gonzalez, Steve Manns, and Rick Suit look for support from each other. Prom Was Heaven Brought To Earth May 12th at the Assumption Hall was the scene of a most festive event, the Junior-Senior Prom. Art Guel and Lydia Bristol were crowned King and Queen for the first crowning in sever- al years. Couples enjoyed the music of Midwest Express and a special appearance by Ricky Val- lejo, singing tunes by Elvis Presley. The tables were decorated with stars and balloons to help carry the theme “Stairway to the Stars.” The refreshments served were tuna sandwiches, cookies and punch. Keepsakes for the couples were glasses, napkins and a booklet. Pictures were taken by Spasoff photography. This page clockwise: Paula Christakis and Rod- ney Thompson enjoy each others company. Art Guel and Lydia Bristol are crowned King and Queen. Greg Viator and his date share a mo- ment. Next page clockwise from top: Ricky Val- lejo entertains the audience with an Elvis im- pression. Richie Tellez and Judy Cruz share an intimate moment. Donna Hampton and Dave Verduzco embrace during a slow dance. Tim Craigin and Lori Alderson relax between dances. The couples dance to the music. u The Wassail, a program of medieval Christmas traditions, was presented by the choral depart- ment under the direction of Mr. Brown. The din- ner has been held annually for more than a dec- ade. Each presentation of the Wassail seems to outshine the previous performance bringing new dances, new costumes, and revived stories of the days of chivalry. The Wassail has evolved into more than just a dinner complimented by song and dance. It is an awaited event in the community. It is the one event which truly gives meaning to the words “Merry Christmas”. This page, clockwise from left: D. Morton and D. Barnes lead the dancers in a medieval dance. G. Vallejo lights one of a hundred candles which adorn the Christmas tree. P. Christakis enter- tained guests during dinner with her flute. M. Carter, S. Groover, N. Schumacher, and M. Ondo wait patiently while their guests finish their din- ner. Opposite page, clockwise from top: Elabo- rate costumes and props add to the production of the Wassail. Mr. Brown uses care in serving the enormous array of luscious desserts. The wench- es treat the guests to a song. Alumnus G. Reed returned to do a juggling act. A. Wright and R. Vallejo perform banner waving. W. Frank and L. Lawson bring the dessert course. V. Baker dem- onstrates a magic rope trick to Mr. Tallman. Oklahoma! The Choral Department presented the musical “OKLAHOMA” which ran for seven nights and one matinee. The cast was plagued with many mishaps. The original “Laurey” had to be ad- mitted to the hospital and had to give her part up. Rick “Curly” Vallejo also had to be admitted to the hospital. He was able to keep his part, but missed a number of important practices. Kelly “Ado Annie” McKinney suffered sickness and was unable to attend many practices. In spite of the mishaps, the play had a successful run. Clockwise from top, page 12: Rick “Curly” Val- lejo tries to convince Robert “Judd” Wait not to take Laurey to the dance. Carla “Aunt Eller” Rael and Leticia “Laurey” Alatorre listen as Rick Vallejo sings about the surrey. Carla Rael looks at Gilbert “Ali” Vallejo’s merchandise. Don “Will” Pavy shows Larry “Ike” Pearson the new dance. Clockwise from top, page 13: Rick Vallejo serenades a dreamy eyed Leticia Alatorre. Gil- bert Vallejo is persuaded to marry Albert “An- drew” Wright’s daughter. Darla “Gertie” Mor- ton talks Rick Vallejo into helping him water the horses. The “OKLAHOMA” cast gives their cur- tain call. The girls gather for the box social. Ricky Vallejo , Jeff Freeman Wed Lydia Flores , Tina Lunghofer The Mock Wedding Becomes Tradition For Family Living The fifth consecutive Mock Wedding was held in the Ingot Room on Wednesday, December 7th at 6:30 p.m. Unlike past weddings which were officiated by local ministers, senior Jimmy Dai- ley performed the ceremonial rites. The wedding was a project of the Family Liv- ing class. Each student was assigned certain as- pects of the wedding preparation for which to be responsible. The majority of the student’s grade was based upon a required wedding notebook. The process of being chosen for the wedding was different than in previous years. Each per- son who wanted to be in the wedding placed his name in a hat. Mrs. Wilson then withdrew names for the various positions available. Bridal Boutique, King Tux and Stephans don- ated dresses and tuxedos. Gerties Florist donat- ed the flowers for the wedding. Two of the dress- es from Bridal Boutique were donated to the school. The reception was held in the Ingot Room im- mediately after the wedding. Ricky Vallejo brought his stereo and acted as D.J. The students brought food and refreshments for the reception. Sloppy joes, deviled eggs, homemade tomales, taco salad and potatoe salad were some of the dishes. Students could attend the reception by invitation only. Each Family Living student was allowed to invite one quest. Above: The wedding party included Michaelene Burton, Dave Bruns, Betty Osborne, Groom Ricky Vallejo and Bride Lydia Flores, Groom Jeff Freeman and Bride Tina Lunghofer, Frank Spear, Michelle Duffee, Ken Collmar and Mary Self. SENIOR CLASS POEM by STEPHANIE NELSON As the long awaited moment of our lives approaches, We find ourselves greeting each new day with mixed feelings. Elation and fear of the dawn of a new life as adults, Emptiness at thoughts of leaving old friends behind, And hope for all the tomorrows to come. We will use that hope to achieve our goals And strive to be the best we can be. We pray that we have learned from our mistakes And, with God’s blessing, will be contented with what life has to offer. Seniors 1984 The 25th Class To Graduate Christopher Trezak C7 President r Chris Trezak S Vice President Phillip Pfautz Secretary Gloria Shuler Treasurer Vikki Salinas 1984 Leticia Alatorre Lori Alderson Frank Alfaro 18 Seniors Michael Bartolini Cathy Baughman Ronald Beverly - • 1984 Tina Blanton Michelle Bowden Lydia Bristol •5 Seniors Jennifer Canaan Jennifer Carter Antoinette Cesare 1984 Dave Bruns Darren Bryant Michaelene Burton J 19 Seniors Create Special Memories 20 Seniors Kenneth Collmar Ramona Conley Becky Cook 1984 William Chappo Jerry Clark Joe Collins Seniors Denise Delorme Donna Dziubla Rosemary Edwards 22 1984 Cathy Evans David Evans Victor Figueroa 1984 Maria Fontanez Connie Garbe John Gaydos 1984 Johnny Hand Bill Harding Karla Hazelton Seniors Theresa George James Gibbons Donna Gilkey Seniors John Green Glenn Grissom Art Guel 23 SENIOR CLASS OF 1984 war 1984 Seniors Debbie Kiser Dawn Klinger Margaret Laas 1984 Wendy Heridia Laura Holmes Robert Johnston Christine Mills Lawrence Mills Seniors Mike Monnier Debbie Linsner Ronda Lockhart Daniel Mattox 26 Seniors Regina Narkiewicz Stephanie Nelson Raehelle Neumann 1984 Dale Paxson Joe Perez Robert Perez 1984 Charlene Morrison Darla Morton Barb Mosley 27 42 § a a t X -fa W) £ N 4) c £. c H ,J2 fiQ 4 x 4) X M U ' fctf sc 63 a $• 4 C | | © -4 63 I- � O IT. 4 .2 •§ U £ « o o 5 C - • ■§ 2 5 -w Qj ,C8 • !, I s. be 4� c .2 — u •« aj? « .2 t s ■ « = - © •— - - a JJ •5 .§ O “ 5 £ j?£ O «- o ec CO - © © s .© s.a LS 3 = ■ ec «► -r . 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I a l ■ X — i x « 3 .2 O C — % u 1 29 1984 Seniors Vikki Salinas Lee Ann Petroff Gloria Shuler Tammy Potts Ricky Sizemore William Ramos XT7 r° 30 I ' -B Seniors Ricardo Vallejo Sherri Vanaman Greg Viator 1984 Ron Wilcox Derwin Wilson Ken Wood 1984 Richard Tellez Theresa Trinidad Jimmy Umfleet Robert Wait Eddie Wasniak Frank Westerlund SENIOR CLASS ACHIEVEMENTS Leticia Alatorre Lori Alderson Student Council 7, 8, 9 Yearbook 12 Frank Alfaro Teri Bailey Louise Baltrushaitis Honor Society 7, 8, 10, 11, 12 Pep Club 7, 8, 10, 11, 12 Lisa Banks Student Council 7, 8 Cheerleading 8, 9 Honor Society 8 Michael Bartolini Football 7-12 Basketball 7-12 Baseball 9, 10, Cathy Baughman Pep Club 8 Choir 8 Honor Society 8, 12 Track 9, 10, 11 Tennis Team Manager 10, 11, 12 Athletic Booster Club 12 Intramural Basketball 11 Ronald Beverly Tina Blanton Michelle Renee Bowden Student Council Intramural Volleyball 8 Lydia Bristol Band 9-12 Cheerleading 10, 12 Volleyball 11, 12 Homecoming Representative 11 Homecoming Queen 12 Dave Bruns Darren Bryant Michaelene Burton Choir 8 Track 9, 10 Volleyball 11, 12 Matmaid 9-12 Auxiliary Corp. 10 Jennifer Canaan Cheerleading 7-10 Basketball 7, 8 Honor Society 7 Pep Club 10 Volleyball 10 Student Council 12 Volleyball Manager 12 Matmaid 12 Jennifer Carter Choir 8, 9 Volleyball 11 Pep Club 8 Russian Club 10, 11 Marcia Carter Antoinette Cesare Choir 7-12 Pep Club 7-11 Auxiliary Corp. 9 Baton Twirler 10, 11 Track 9 William Chappo Youth Advisory Council 10, 11 , 12 Jerry Clark Ramona Sue Conley Becky Cook Jim Dailey Denise Delorme Pep Club 10 Chuck Doom Donna Dziubla Honor Society 7, 8, 10, 11, 12 Student Council 7, 8 Rosemary Edwards Choir 8-12 Cathy Evans Honor Society 7, 8, 10, 11, 12 Student Council 7, 8 Victor Figueroa Maria Fontanez Auxiliary Corp. 12 Band 12 Connie Garbe John Gaydos Theresa George Cheerleading 7-10 Choir 8 Student Council 7, 8, 9 Yearbook 11, 12 James Gibbons Donna Gilkey John Green Basketball 7-10 Honor Society 7, 8 Student Council 9, 10 Vice-President Freshmen Class Track 11 Boy’s State Participant 11 Glenn Grissom Football 7-12 Track 7, 8 Baseball 9, 10 Intramural Basketball 9-12 32 Art Guel Football 7, 8, 9, 11, 12 Basketball 7, 9, 10, 11 Baseball 11, 12 Johnny Hand Bill Harding Karla Sue Hazelton Choir 7-12 Cheerleading Manager 10 Pep Club 10 Wendy Heridia Laura Holmes Robert William Johnston Student Council 7, 11, 12 Pep Club 7, 9, 10 Track Manager 8 Youth Advisory Council 9-12 Debbie Kiser Choir 7, 8 Pep Club 9 Frank Kitchen Dawn R. Klinger Band 7-12 Student Council 12 Matmaid 12 Margaret Laas Debbie Linsner Ronda Lockhart A1 Martinez Daniel Stephen Mattox Melinda Ogden Basketball 7 Newspaper 9 Russian Club 10, 11 Yearbook 12 Honor Society 7 Suzanne Reed Student Council 8-12 Honor Society 7, 8, 10, 11, 12 Pep Club 8-12 Newspaper 7, 9, 10, 11, 12 Booster Club 12 Track 9-12 Tennis 10, 11, 12 Basketball 8 Victoria Salinas Track 7 Basketball Pep Club Student Council Newspaper 8-12 Choir 8-12 Auxiliary Corp. Volleyball Cheerleading 11, 12 Robert Serrano Gloria Shuler Basketball 7, 8 Track 7-12 Student Council 7, 8, 12 Auxiliary Corp. 12 Senior Class Secretary Ricky Wayne Sizemore Football 7, 8, 9, 12 Basketball 7-12 Track 7, 8, 11, 12 Baseball 10 Catherine Snyder Rosemary Soria Frank Spear Richard Tellez Basketball 7-12 Track 7, 8 Football 8, 9 Band 8-12 Christopher S. Trezak Football 7-12 Basketball 7-12 Track 7, 8 Baseball 9-12 Student Council 7, 8 Class President 9-12 Theresa Trinidad Jimmy Umfleet Ricardo Vallejo Sherri Vanaman French Club 10, 11 Choir 8-12 Greg Viator Track 7, 8 Basketball Manager 7, 8 Cross Country 10, 11 Baseball 10 Robert “Duke” Wait Choir 10, 11, 12 Track 10 Student Council 10, 11, 12 Eddie Wasniak Frank Westerlund Ron Wilcox Ken Wood R.F. Graduates Ninety-Five Seniors Graduation was held May 21, 1984 in the high school auditorium. The class of 1984 was the smallest in the history of River Forest, with 95 graduating seniors. Suzanne Reed was valedic- torian and Louise Baltrushaitis was salutatorian. A speech was given by both to their class. Rev- erend Richard Orlinski was the Baccalaureate Speaker. The choir sang, “Like an Eagle” and I ve Got the Music In Me.” The band played “Flashdance What a Feeling” with senior members performing for the last time. Opposite page, clockwise from top: Suzanne Reed and Louise Baltrushaitis deliver their speeches to the audience. Frank Spear steps down to receive his rose. Jimmy Dailey and Bill Harding smile with their diplomas. This page, clockwise from top: Eric Riise and Ron Beverly perform for the last time. Seniors listen to the speeches. Mr. Tail- man bids farewell to the graduates. The girls wait in line for their diplomas. Popular Songs 1. Against All Odds 2. Footloose 3. Karma Chameleon 4. Sister Christian 5. Jump 6. Love Somebody 7. That ' s Why They Call It the Blues 8. Beat It 9. All Night Long 10. Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Popular Movies 1. Police Academy 2. Stayin Alive 3. Indiana Jones 4. Footloose 5. Hard to Hold 6. Friday the 13th — Part 4 7. Hardbodies 8. Flashdance 9. Against All Odds 10. Sudden Impact 36 Popular Entertainers 1. Boy George 2. Rick Springfield 3. Cyndi Lauper 4 . Steve Perry 5. Laura Branagan 6. Lionel Richie 7. Michael Jackson 8. Tracy Ullman 9. Paul McCartney 10. Van Halen Fads And Fashions 1. Parachute Pants 2. Punk Look 3. Ear Band 4. Preppie Style 5. Muscle Shirts 6. Mini Skirts 7. Break-dancing 8. Moon-walk 9. Black Leather 10. Mohawks STUDENTS ENJOY VARIED EVENTS 38 Clockwise from top, page 39: Vicky Baker, Gloria Shuler and Eric Riise. John Page, Wendy Heridia. Jr. High students enjoy the King and Queen Dance. Melinda Og- den and Steve Ast. Clockwise from top, page 38: Denise Hoobyar, Donna Collins, Dawn Roberts, Stacey Baston and Tammy Morris. Glossie Gilbert and Phil Guzman. Ann Hazelton. Susan Page and Sheila Westbrook. Homecoming Homecoming it 40 Homecoming Homecoming INGOTS TRIUMPH AT HOMECOMING For the first time ever instead of having two girls nominated for football homecoming queen there were three. The nominees were Becky Cook, Leticia Alatore and Lydia Bristol. Glenn Grissom was the recipient of this year’s Mr. Football Award and Lydia Bristol won home- coming queen. Five girls were nominated to re- present the senior class for the Miss Ingot Spirit Award. They were Lee Ann Petroff, Jennifer Canaan, Leticia Alatorre, Maria Fontanez and Suzanne Reed. Chris Trezak won the Mr. Bas- ketball Award and Jennifer Canaan won the Miss Ingot Spirit Award. 41 %A Florida . . . Oh What A Good Feeling On Monday, March 5, at 8 a.m. 125 students boarded 3 Greyhound buses and headed for Or- lando, Florida. They arrived in Orlando, Tues- day at 10:30 a.m. Along with a performance at Disney World, the band’s tour consisted of: Wet- N-Wild, a water fun park; Epcot Center; Mystery Fun House, a combination of a haunted house, disco, arcade, and a minature golf course; Jetty Park Beach; Florida Festival, a shopping mall; and Sea World. Page 42, clockwise from top: Tony Lewis enjoys the helicopter ride. Ray Palmer shows off his muscles on the beach. Darla Morton and Jennifer Canaan have fun at Wet-N-Wild. Becky Cook and Ron Montano wait to have their tee-shirts designed. Page 43, clock- wise from top: Dwayne Marlow models unusual head gear. Pam Kolczak, Paula Christakis, and Yvette Wilkie relax at Epcot Center. It’s kiddie time for Chris Cox and Karla Kadish. The Magic Castle shines against the dark night. Bryan Col- lett walks along the shore of the beach. ' •ViViViYiYiYm Clockwise from bottom: C. Cox and J. Vallejo enjoy a day at the beach. Students visit an English Castle at Epcot Center. Band members play during some free time. K. Wood relaxes after a hard day. Students visit Epcot Center. Page 44, clock- wise from top: G. Vallejo and M. Ramirez get comfortable. R.F. students display their spirit. Band members enjoy the long ride. The band performs in the Main Street U.S.A. Pa- rade. M. Kanizar enjoys her beauty rest. J. Haxton, V. Rheinholtz and M. Schavey huddle for warmth. Arocho, Tony 11th Grade Officers President Gilbert Vallejo Vice President Arroyo, John Joe Nunez Secretary Lisa Gallagher Treasurer Anthony Hill Arts, April Ashcraft, Robert Augustine, Rebecca Baker, Vicky Banks, Tina Baron, Jacqueline Best, Laura Biggs, Penny Boyd, Diane Burge, David Burns, Terry Cook, Clay Cotton, Patty Cruz, Judy Csokasy, David DAloisio, Anita Daniel, Ramond Davich, Michael DeMoss, Charles Duffee, Michelle Enochs, Tammy Fields, Lisa Flores. Lydia Freeman, Jeffrey Gallagher, Lisa Gonzalez, Anthony Gonzalez, Steve Good, Melanie Graham, James Grdgon, Joseph Grissom, David Guel, Tina Hall, Brenda Hall, Robert Hampton, Donna Hanna, Danielle Haxton, Jill Henson, James Hill, Anthony Hill, Mark Hogan, Alana Hollifield, Chris Hoskins, John Howell, Wayne Janine Schiller relaxes on the bleachers. Hurley, Vincent Kadish, Mary 48 Kanizar, Malissa Keene, Collette Keene, Robert Judy Cruz has that devil of a look. King, Debra Kinser, Mark Kiser, Nikki Kolczak, Pam Lewis, Terry Lewis, Tony Liberto, Denise Logothetis, Thomas Long, Allen Lunghofer, Tina Majka, Sherry Marlow, Dwayne Martinez, Teresa McMullen. Karen Miller, Charles Mills, Perry Mitchell, Thomas Muha, Lisa Norman, Margo Nunez, Joe Ondo, Margie Osborn, Betty Page, Susan Palmer, Ray Patillo, Mike Pelfrey, Vincent Phares, Susie Quick, Joady 49 Rael, Carla Ramirez, Fernando Ramirez, Genaro Reberg. Doug Richardson. Tammy Robison, James Rodriguez, Israel Rodriguez, Wanda Romeo, Sam Rosado, Ruth Santiago, Joseph Schavey, Mikki Schiller, Janine Self, Mary Siebert, Kimberly Sink, Randy Soria. Rita Spencer, Robert Springman, Jodi Torres, Esequiel Trenshaw, Laura Trusty, Kimberly Umfleet, Gary Uribe, Ramon Vallejo, Gilbert Verduzco, David Vernon, Joni Voutsinas, Kim Warwick, Tony Westbrook. Roy Westbrook, Shelia Westmoreland. Richard Williams, John Yost, William 50 10th Grade Officers President Greg Tenorio Vice President Dawn Whitmer Secretary Peggy Byarlay Treasurer Shawna Davis Alleman, Brian Aired, Darla Back, Melissa Barnes, Joseph Beverly, Rhonda Blankenship, William Breneman, Ron Buchanan, John Byarlay, Peggy Cagle. Victoria Cajigas, Norma Carson, Candace Carter, James Carugati, Michelle Cecil, Melissa Chambers, James Chambers, Tina Collazo, Nelson Collett, Bryan Conley, David Cox, Brent Cox, Christina Cox, Manuel Crane, William Crum, Steven Davis, Shawna Delulius, Robbie DeVault, David Diaz, Angela Dobson, Kathy Doom, Mark Dowd, Margo Dyer, Pamela Feldpausch, David Fogle, Mike Fraszczak, Cynthia French, Chris Gard, Kim Garrison, Ron Garza, Fernando Garza, Jorge Gibbons, Jerry Grasham, Joelle Green, Freda Green, John Guel, John Hall, Steven Handley, Bill Hankins, Kelly Heridia, Devra Heridia, Evonne Ivers, Kathi Jansen, Patricia Kadish, Karla 52 Kirkbride, Cindi Lewis, Dannie Linsner, John Lowe, Vickie Marshall, Yolanda Martinez, Monica McKinney, Kelly Mendez, Ruben Milam, Curtis Mills, Tim Nafus, Charles Nieves, Annette Norman, Saundra Nunez, Armando Ortiz, Frances Osborn, Angel Pavy, Donald Pearson, Larry Perez, John Perez, Mary Persley, Keith Popenhagen, John Poulson, Lora Ramos, Gina Vicki Cagle and Vicki Rheinholtz chum around before a work out. Ramos, Joe Reeves, Tracey 53 Reynolds, Susan Rheinholtz, Vicki Rich, Theresa Rodriguez, Elizabeth Rosado, Angelica Rosser, Tracie Rust, Tony Santiago, Franky Schwager, Patricia Shelton, Jason Smith, Bradley Smith, Tracie Smolek, Debra Snyder, Dennis Sobel, Darren Soria, Miguel Spargo, Theresa Szwedo, Christine Tellez, Delores Tenorio, Greg Tenorio, Tina Thormann, Douglas Trezak, Kevin Uhles, Mike Uribe, John Wagoner, Kim Wefler, Mike Whitmer, Dawn Wiatrowski, Mike Wilkie, Yvette Williams, Tammy Williamson, Joey Wood, Charles Wright, Albert 54 Acevez, Angela 9th Grade Officers President Kelly Collmar Vice President Glinda Jestes Secretary Carmela Guel Treasurer Missy Carter Adams, Lisa Agnew, Charles Alexander, Deanna Allen, Elizabeth Allen, Mark Anderson, Donna Antal, Virginia Aubuchon, Steven Bailey, Joe Bailey, Pennie Banks, Gina Barnes, Darryl Bartley, Tommy Batchelor, Johnny Baughman, George Best, Kevin Bogle, Ronnie Breneman, Rebecca Breneman, Robin Brownfield, Susan Bryant, Michelle Buckner, Tamara Buffington, Jennifer Burge, Dale Burton, Jack Camp, Harold Campbell, Christal Cannon, Michael Carrigan, Mike Carrol, Lonnie Carter, Melissa Chapman, Leroy Chappo, Mary Cherne, Kristine Christakis, Paula Collazo, Ruth Kelly Collmar Corralez, Jaime Craigin, Cynthia Craigin, Timothy DelValle, Alice DeMoss, John Diamond, Dorene Dickson, David Dixon, Lisa Dotson, Gregory Dougherty, Deanne Drury, Jeff Dubois, Tommi Evans, Keith Fields, DeAnne Fischer, Tammy Flowers, Steven 56 Fraley, Donna Frank, Cathy Gaydos, Jim Gilbert, Anita Gonzalez, Michael Groover, Brian Groover, Shelley Guel, Carmela Gulley, Richard Guthrie, Gretchen Hazelton, Ann Hendrix, Leah Henson, Joe Hernandez, Susan Hinchley, Elizabeth Huffmaster, Donna Hunter, David Jestes, Glinda Johnston, Tammy Kackos, Richard Kallok, David Kanizar, William Keene, Terri Kemp, Tim Kisner, Dewayne Kitchen, Jeff Langston, Fonda Lasinski, Christian Lawson, Kimberly Linsner, Valerie Majka, Walter Manns, Kim Mansur, Karla Marrs, Dana Medellin, Richard I 57 Mercadante, Oreste Mincey, William Miranda, Scott Moneta, Tiffany Montes, Trinidad Napier, Beverly Nelson, Stacey Newsom, Barry Norman, James Orto, Jill Page, Mike Patillo, Tom Pavlinac, Ann Marie Paymaster, Ronald Peluyera, Leticia Perez, S uzette Potts, Melissa Quick, Troy Ralph, Donald Ramirez, Marcie Rampis, Harry Reeves, Kelly Reynolds, Jennifer Rice, Ted Rodrick, Julie Rust, Brenda Santiago, Rosin Santmyre, Kimberly Scasny, Sonia Schiller, Phillip Schindler, Neal Schumacher, Norma Sinks, Lori Sizemore, Elizabeth Sizemore, Joyce 58 Soderquist. Marie Somers, Charlie Spencer. Virginia Stanfill, Rodney Stevens, Ricky Stone, Tina Suit, Bill Szwedo, Shelly Taylor, Tiffeni Tenorio, Joseph Thomas, Rachel Thomason, Dennis Wanda Frank, Ron Bogle, Cathy Frank, and Lee Chapman take a break after lunch. Thompson, Paul Trenshaw, Barb Trial, Robin VanBuren, Donna Vernon, Jeff Vernon, Kathy Voisine, Thomas Walker, Kelli W ' arren, Melissa Watson, E.J. Wilson, Danny Wilson, Deanna Wilson, Edward Wilson, Sonia Yager, Michelle Zambrana, Juana Zblewski, Marq 59 Alfaro, Mike Alleman, Autumn Allison, Joey Arceo, Bernadette Armes, Tim Arts, Oscar Ast, Christina Augustine, Chris Baker, Bryan Baker, Pam Barrera, Danny Barrera, Reyes Bartley, Clifford Bartley, Tina Bastin, Gary Beke, David Bennett, Tammy Berrios, Julyssa Best, Teresa 8th Grade Officers President P.J. Wiggins Vice President Christina Ast Secretary Fred Canen Treasurer Jason Trusty 60 Bolles, Kimberly Borja, Eddie Brewer, Christina Brown, William Buchanan, Billy Buchanan, Joseph Burton, Delana Cajigas, Alex Calvert, Ronald Canen, Fred Carden, Velma Carter, Jason Cecil, Gale Childs, Christopher Cissell, Robert Clark, Judy Cochran, Lene Cole, Frank Cothren, Michael Cruz, Angel Davis, Shawn Davis, Tiffany DeBoer, Robert DeLeon, Danny Diamond, Dianne Dixon, Melissa Doom, Richard Dotlich, Robin Dubois, Tracy Dziubla, Shelia Enochs, Veronica Fannin, Eric Fasel, Richard Fields, Andrea Fischer, Leslie 61 Frank, Wanda Funes, Doug Gallian. Becky Card, Tracy Gilbert, Glossie Graham. David Gurley, Kim Guthrie, John Guzman, Phillip Hampton. Joe Hardesty, Connie Henson, Julie Hernandez, Marisol Hinchley, Cheryl Hodges, Lesa Hooper, Jamie Hooten, Bobby Johnson. Kenny Jones. Fisa Keith, Howard Kiser, Lori Knox, John Lambert, Michael Lawson, Launa Lemmon, Robert Lewis, Glenda Lockhart, John The eighth grade cheering squad takes time out from practice. Logothetis, Ann Lyons, David 62 Marcrom, Shelly Marrs, Theresa Martinez, Pauline Mattox, Dawn McClure, Holly McKinney, Charles McWhirter, Joe Mundo, Patty Newlin, Spencer Nieves, Kimberly Norenberg, Patty Norman, Pixie Norman, Robert North, Steven Nunez, Salvador Otero, Joel Pacheco, Jesus Paradine, Paulette Paris, Jimmy Pendelton, Troy Perez, Brenda Popenhagen, Tina Price, Alicia Prince, Deanna Proffer, Diana Propeck, John Quick, Daniel Reed, David Richardson, Bobby Riffle, Michael Rios, Luke Rippe, Lee Rivera, Eliu Rivera, Rebecca Roberts, Bruce 63 Rosado, Danny Rosado, David Ross, Donna Rust, Kelly Samuels, Terry Santiago, Peter Schaefer, Natalie Schau, Lisa Sharp, Lori Sherman, Stacy Smolek, Bridgette Snellgrove, Mary Soderquist, Keith Soria, John Soria, Richard Tellez, Carmen Thomas, Tony Torres, Ladislado Triplett, Mark Triplett, Mat Vallejo, Jessica Vanaman, Steven Verduzco, Alejandra Wallace, David Wallace, Johnny Warren, Randy Watts, Marija Watts, Sara White, Patricia Wiggins, Pamela Wilson, Dwayne Wilson, Lisa Wilson, Rachel Wright, George Wright, Steven 64 Alexander, Kim 7th Grade Officers Represen ta ti ves Stacey Tenorio Stacy Bastin Jenny Kanizar Dave Ellis Corey Childs Mary Christakis Don Phelps Tammy Alleman Alfaro, Tina Alleman, Tammy Allsbury, James Barrera, Valentino Bastin, Stacy Belcher, Jody Berkley, Tracie Biancardi, Ann Biancardi, Rebecca Bogdanich, Jennifer Borowski, Brian Bowden, Ruby Braid, Allan Bremmeyer, Allen Breneman, John Buchanan, Pamela Buckner, Teresa Buehler, Marc Burton, Michael Butler, Jerry Byers, Michelle Campbell, Dwayne Cantu, Scott Cessna, Will iam Childs, Corey Chrich, Jerry Jr. Christakis, Mary Cisneros, Julius Clay, Stephen Click, Greg Collins, Donna Collmar, John Concepcion, Julio Cook, Donald Cook, Travis Crane, Jerry Cruz, Billy Daniel, Barbara Devaney, Michael DeMoss, Gary Deyarmin, Kelley Diaz, Gladys Dokmanovic, Shirley Dunn, Patrick Dwyer, Dan Dyer, Rachel Ellis, David Evans, Donald Evans, Glenn Filla, Paul Fleck, Tracie Fuentes, Maria Gamble, JoAnn 66 Gill, James Gonzalez, David Griggs, Lessie Groover, Theresa Guertin, Barbara Guzman, Jason Hand. Harvey Haskins, Suzanne Hinshaw, Alethea Hoobyar, Denise Hopper, Victoria Horton, Larry House, Dawn Husarik, Lennea Hyatte, Eulalia Jansen, Shelly Jenkins, Karrie Jestes, Luffman Jones, Denna Kanizar, Jeanette Kinser, Ann Kitchen, John Lavrick, Amy Linebaugh, Leah Long, William Lopez, Juan Majka, Maxine Manns, Steve McClaskey, Penny McClure, Mary Ann Meade, Darrin Mendez, Lisa Miller, Anita Mireles, Demas Monnier, Kelly 67 Moore, Charlotte Moore, Sandra Mora, Angelica Morris, Tammy Muha, Jeffery Munoz, Frank Newsom, Misty Otero, Hector Otero, Peter Page, Timothy Palmer, Tamara Paradine, Gregory Parkhurst, Roxanne Patten, Paul Pavlinac, Barbara Pavy, James Pavy, Tracy Pearson, Todd Pelfrey, Scott Petroff, Dina Phelps, Donald Phelps, Wendy Pitlow, Robert Popenhagen, James Potts, Lisa Pulsoni, Timothy Ranke, Derak Remus, Lisa Rich, Michael Rios, Yvette Roberts, Dawn Rymer, Tina Schavey, Johnny Schindler, Tonya Schuffert, Matthew 68 Scott, Donald Self, James Sikora, Lois Sliz, Richard Soboleski, Nina Sosa, Christopher Sosbe, Jerry Junior High Students join in the hall after the Halloween Dance. Stefanovich, Paul Stone, Danny Stone, Janice Stover, Cecilia Suit, Richard Tenorio, Stacey Trusty, Jason Vargas, Saul Verduzco, Julisa Waddell, Judy Wefler, Mark Werner, Wayne Westmoreland, Pamela Weyer, Torri Wilcox, Terry Wilkie, Billy Williams, Kimberly Williams, Sheila Wilson, Gretchen Yuhasz, Eric Zambrana, Joseph Zblewski, Jay 69 p MICs English Department Pilots New Program To Write K-12 Curriculum 1984 was a busy year for the English Depart- joined the English Department this year as a full ment. Not only did the department have to adopt time instructor. Bottom, clockwise: An English new text books, but it also was selected to pilot a class finds humor in an author s remarks. Steph- program to write a system wide k-12 curriculum, anie Nelson delivers a speech. Mrs. Keller ex- Work for the department began in early Septem- plains a lesson to one of her sophomore classes, ber and continued through the end of May. This Top, next page: Mr. Garcia s class studies dili- year also saw the addition of a 7th teacher. For- gently. Bottom: Bobby Spencer is engrosse in mer guidance counselor, Mrs. Sandra Hurey Huckleberry Finn. C4 Junior Senior High School Faculty Gene Adamczyk Fred Baker A1 Bromberg 73 The Mathematics Department Expands Curriculum To Meet The New Challenges Of The Computer Age In the ’83-’84 school year, the Math Depart- ment geared itself to meet the challenge of the computer age. With the computer becoming a way of life in business, industry, and the market place, it was necessary for students to be trained in its use. Two important changes took place to help meet this need. A three week computer lit- eracy unit became a requirement for the seventh and eighth grades, and a computer programming class was introduced for high school students. Page 74, clockwise from top: Mr. Reygaert teaches his students trigonometry. Darren Bry- ant copies off the board. Connie Garbe works on math skills. Michelle Bryant finishes her home- work. Page 75, clockwise from top: Seniors uti- lize their computer skills. Jennifer Carter and Cathy Evans work on a computer program. Frank Santiago studies his math quietly. 75 Experimenting And Learning New Things — Wondering What Latest Science Can Bring A variety of classes was offered for the high school students in Science. Among these were General Science, Biology I and II, Conservation, Chemistry, and Physics. Classes for the Junior high students included Science 7 and 8. Mr. Marszalek was added to the Science Department teaching roster. This page, clockwise from left: Jennifer Canaan observes as Dawn Klinger dis- sects her pig. Students inspect a night crawler under a microscope. Mr. Rosner conducts his sci- ence class. Opposite page, clockwise from top: Ray Palmer and David Csokasy study the anato- my of pigs. Leticia Alatorre examines her project while Darla Morton cleans up. 77 Exposure To Well Rounded Curriculum Is The Key For Successful Physical Education Program The Physical Education Department exposes students to a well rounded program designed to keep them physically active long after gradu- ation. In team aspects the department offers sports such as soccer, volleyball, football, bas- ketball, and softball. For those more interested in poise and grace, along with strength, there are aerobics, gymnastics, tumbling, and folk and square dancing. For students who excel in an individual activity there is the challenge of arch- ery, self-defense, badminton, wrestling, track and field, and tennis. Page 78 left to right: Mr. Hook’s class listens attentively to his lecture. Lisa Remus practices her routine. Mike Burton and Bill Wilkie work- out on the universal weight machine. Amy Lav- rick and Don Phelps square dance. Page 79 left to right: John DeMoss, Joe Henson, Mike Page, and Troy Quick relax on the balance beam. Demas Mireles and Matt Schuffert workout in the weight room. George Garza demonstrates the parts of the respiration system. 79 Home Economics Joins In Art Fair Competition With Industrial Arts; Foreign Language Whets Appetite Becoming involved in the Art Fair was one of the highlights of the Home Ec. classes this year. The classes supplied both food and clothing for their display. The Family Living class organized a nursery school to which they invited children from ages 1-5 to spend afternoons. To brighten the year, the Spanish and French classes took a fieldtrip to Cassablanca Restaurant to whet their palates to Spanish cuisine. Page 81 clockwise from top: Spanish students converse in the lan- guage. Mary Perez volunteers an answer while Monica Martinez looks on. Dawn Whitmer stud- ies for her next Spanish test. John Perez and Frank Santiago offer responses to Miss Turpin. This page clockwise from left: Julie Henson and Kim Nieves enjoy the fruits of their labor. Mark Doom and Terri Keene check their pizza. Stu- dents prepare their next culinary masterpiece. 80 Natalie Keller Theresa Kirsits Joe Kapciak Diane Kubiak Paul Klarer Gloria Komosa ”, ¥1 Ik 81 History Is The Study Memorable Moments By The Social Studies Department was quite ac- tive this year. Many field trips were taken by the history and government classes. The STP stu- dents went to the career center, Chicago, the Dunes, and many other places; the history and government classes went to the annual Law Day at the County Complex in Crown Point. A new activity tried by the government classes was holding their own elections. They used our com- puter facility to tally the votes. Of Events That Die , Of The Days Gone Page 82, clockwise from top: Mark Kisner and Ray Palmer work on team history activities. Danny Quick finds the lecture amusing. Lisa Gallagher and Judy Cruz find answers to their study guides. Page 83, clockwise from top: Sam Romeo finishes his social studies questions. Kel- ly Rust reads her assigned work. Allan Braid and Hector Pacheco take notes from the board. Rick Self takes a break from geography. t Drawing , Singing , Performing Too — All Of These Are Fun To Do All areas of the Fine Arts Department had a very active year. The Choral Department per- formed Oklahoma for seven nights, and one matinee. The Instrumental Department held their Jazz Fest and performed at several con- certs including the Southlake Mall. The art classes had a combined Art Fair with Home Ec. and Industrial Arts. The classes also attended the Art Institute in Chicago. Below left: Mrs. Georgian uses the color wheel to instruct. Below right: Ken Wood, Lee Ann Petroff and Richie Tellez take a break during practice. Bottom: Robert Johnston and Robert Perez use water colors to paint. Students Represent School In State Competition As Industrial Arts Strives For Quality Craftmanship. The Industrial Education Department which strived for quality craftsmanship during the 1983-84 school year, had several opportunities to display the handicrafts of their students. The industrial arts students competed in various lo- cal contests and fairs and a number of students represented the school in a state project contest in Nashville, Indiana. Also, for the first time, the industrial arts students joined with art and Home-Ec students in a combined project fair held in the junior high multipurpose room. Below left: E.J. fixes his error. Below right: Jim Gra- ham receives instructions from Mr. Klarer on the lathe. Bottom: Terry Lewis and Fernando Ramirez pour molten metal into a mold. Page 87 clockwise from top. Ron Beverly chisels out a face for his project. Jim Gibbons shows his mas- terpiece. Vicky Baker receives first aid attention from Mr. Rajsic. Reading Programs And Punching Keys — Could Somebody Help Me Please The Business Department offered a variety of courses including Typing I-II, Shorthand I-II, Accounting I-II, Business Machines, General Business, and Business Math Recordkeeping. This wide variety of offerings gave students a choice of acquiring either a basic business back- ground or a development of skills for entry-level jobs. Page 88 clockwise from top: Students in Typing I class work on their assignments. Ruben Mendez concentrates on his accounting assignment. Gina Ramos looks at her typing book. Lydia Bristol and Becky Cook work on their accounting as- signments. Page 89 clockwise from top: Kelly Hankins checks to see if he typed the right key. Vicki Cagle types. Mr. Bromberg aids Charlene Morrison. Opposite page clockwise: Secretaries Mrs. Trena Rad- cliffe, Eileen Paradine. H.S. Asst. Principal Mr. Donald Tippett. Asst. Superintendent Mr. Robert Flach and Di- rector of Special Services Mrs. Peggy Chnupa. Treasurer Mrs. Barbara Grusak and J.H. Secretary Mrs. Donna Lo- casto. Top: School Board: Mr. Herbert Warren, Mrs. Betty Jonaitis, President Jo Ellen Breese, Mrs. Geraldine Pe- truska, Joseph Kasper, Seated: Superintendent Dr. David Dickson. Above: Principal Mr. Dwight Tallman. Left: Jr. High Principal Mr. John Newton. 91 Clockwise from top, page 92: Dr. Robert Wright — tenth, eleventh and twelfth grade counselor. Mrs. Dorothy Sapper — secretary. Mrs. Mary Bencie — nurse. Mrs. Fay Iorio — seventh, eight, and ninth grade counselor. Mrs. Rachel Nicoloff — secretary. Page 93, clockwise from top: Mrs. Joyce Choncoff — librarian. Mr. All Gibbons — audio-visual. Mrs. Phyllis Broda — Food Service Director. Mrs. Kal Petruska and Mrs. Carol Needham — library aides. SEATED: Louise Baltrushaitis, Suzanne Reed, Vicky Baker, Cathy Baughman. STANDING: John Hoskins, Ramon Uribe, Randy Sink. Honor Society H.S. Council I I Pep Club High School Student Coun- cil: 1st row: P. Byarlay, J. Schiller, N. Schumacher, G. Jestes, K. Collmar, M. Bowden, J. Baron, T. Du- bois. 2nd row: J. Shelton, D. Klinger, J. Canaan, D. Morton, E. Riise, R. Wait, R. Johnston. 3rd row: G. Ramos, K. Siebert, T. Mitchell, G. Shuler, A. Hill, V. Pelfrey, S. Reed, D. Kallok, M. Carter. 4th row: J. Nunez, C. Trezak, M. Ondo, V. Baker, L. Fields, G. Vallejo, L. Pe- troff, R. Cortez, G. Ten- orio, S. Aubuchon. High School Pep Club: 1st row: Louise Baltrushaitis, Sue Reed. Margo Norman. Lisa Fields, Catherine Baughman. Saundra Nor- man. 2nd row: Robert Perez, Tommi Dubois. Dawn Klinger, Darla Mor- ton, Lee Ann Petroff, Jen- nifer Canaan, Terry Lew- is. 96 Junior High Honor Soci- ety: 1st row: Randy War- ren, Shawn Davis, Kim- berly Bolles, Launa Law- son, Wanda Frank. 2nd row: Kim Nieves, Holly McClure, Jessica Vallejo, Carmen Tellez, Pat Knox, Marija Watts. 3rd row: Richard Soria, Mary Ellen Snellgrove, Chris Childs, Rick Fasel, Tina Popenha- gen, Ann Logothetis, Pam Baker, Miss Ford. Junior High Student Coun- cil: 1st row: David Ellis, Lene Cochran, Stacy Bas- tin, Pam Baker, Launa Lawson. 2nd row: Corey Childs, Jenny Kanizar, P.J. Wiggins, Christina Ast, Jessica Vallejo, Miss Kubiak. 3rd row: Robin Dotlich, Mary Christakis, Stacey Tenorio, Joe Otero, Tina Popenhagen, Don Phelps, Randy Warren. I J.H. Honor Society J.H. Council I 97 YACS Russian Club YACS: 1st row: Juana Zambrana. Fonda Lang- ston, Christine Mills, Stephanie Nelson, Norma Schumacher, Missy Carter. 2nd row: Mrs. Broda, Rob- ert Johnston, Charles Mill- er, Robert Perez, Joe Perez. Greg Dotson. Russian Club: 1st. row: Virginia Spencer, Jill Orto, Missy Carter, Leticia Alatorre, Darla Morton, Yolanda Marshall 2nd row: Marcia Carter, Debbie Linsner, Josie Nieves, Charles Miller, Stephanie Nelson, Vince Pelfrey, Pa- tricia Schwager, Gene Adamczyk. 98 Auxiliary Corps: 1st row: C. Guel, K. McMullen. V. Cagle, G. Shuler, V. Rhein- holtz, M. Ondo, C. Szwedo. 2nd row: J. Baron, K. Sie- bert, D. Morton, M. Caru- gati, C. Rael, M. Fontanez. 3rd row: C. Cox, Mrs. Whiting. M. Warren. P. B.varlay, J. Cruz, N. Schu- macher, B. Trenshaw, D. Anderson, M. Kanizar, S. Norman. L. Trenshaw. M. Norman, T. Reeves, J. Zambrana. D. King. Mat Maids: 1st row: Mary Self, Chris Cox, Gina Ra- mos, Peggy Byarlay. 2nd row: Theresa Martinez, Lydia Flores, Darla Mor- ton, Jennifer Canaan, Dawn Klinger. 3rd row: Terry Watkins, Ruth Au- gustine, Michelle Yager , Chrissy Campbell, Debbv King, Michaelene Burton. Auxiliary Corps Mat Maids I 99 Concert Choir Mixed Ensemble Concert Choir: 1st row: R. Collazo, K. Lawson, J. Zambrana. J. Baron, S. Vanaman, C. Garbie, K. Mansur, T. Guel. 2nd row: K. Santmyre, M. Ondo, S. Groover, S. Nelson, L. Ala- torre, R. Trial, N. Schu- macher, D. Alexander, M. Self. 3rd row: S. Hernan- dez, S. Reynolds, T. Mon- eta, A. Evans, K. Siebert, D. Morton, C. Cherne, E. Sizemore, J. Sizemore, V. Salinas, C. Racl. 4th row: R. Wait, L. Pearson, D. Re- berg, D. Evans. D. Pavy, W. Blankenship, R. Val- lejo, A. Wright, R. John- ston. Mixed Ensemble: 1st row: Melissa Carter, Carla Rael, Leticia Alatorre, Antoi- nette Evans, Jill Orto, Kim Siebert. Darla Morton, Shelley Groover, Nor ma Schumacher, Margie Ondo, Vikki Salinas, Kim Santmyre. 2nd row: Richie Tellez, Albert Wright. Don Pavey. Dave Evans. Duke W 7 ait, William Blanken- ship. Darryl Barnes. Ricky Vallejo, Gilbert Vallejo. Larry Pearson, Robert Johnston. Junior High Choir: 1st row: L. Schau, L. Kiser, T. Dubois, A. Fields, J. Hen- son, K. Monnier, M. Mc- Clure, J. Stone, A. Lavrick, D. Petroff. 2nd row: R. Dyer, T. Davis, D. Ross, R. Dotljrh, V. Enochs, C. Har- desty, G. Diaz, G. Lewis, L. Linebaugh. 3rd row: S. Williams, L. Sharp, A. Hinshaw, P. McClaskey, S. Dziubla, T. Morris, R. Parkhurst, B. Guertin, M. Fuentes, D. Diamond. 4th row: K. Rust, R. Pitlow, L. Jestes, M. Christakis, G. Cecil, D. Jones, C. Ast, T. Best, L. Hodges, J. Clark, P. Buchanan. Girls Ensemble: 1st row: Melissa Carter, Carla Rael, Leticia Alatorre, Shelley Groover, Norma Schu- macher, Vikki Salinas, Kim Santniyre. 2nd row: Antoinette Evans, Jill Orto, Kim Siebert, Darla Morton, Margie Ondo. J.H. Choir Girls Ensemble I Pep Band Intermediate Band Pep Band: 1st row: Dawn Klinger, Paula Christakis, Sue Reynolds, Alice Del- Valle, Yvette Wilkie, Gina Ramos, Chrissy Campbell, Jill Haxton, Fonda Lang- ston. 2nd row: Larry Pear- son. Peggy Byarlay, Larry Mills, Mikki Schavey, Marcie Ramirez, Rita Soria, Jenny Buffington, Delores Tellez, Kathy Ivers. Penny Bailey, Keith Persley. 3rd row: Joey Williamson. David Conley, Kevin Trezak, Gilbert Val- lejo, Chris Trezak, Richie Tellez. Ron Beverly. Tony- Lewis, Chuck DeMoss, Erik Riise, Ken Wood, Ray Palmer. 4th row: Tammy Buckner, Ricky Vallejo, Joe Nunez, Laura Best. Intermediate Band: 1st row: D. Fields, H. Mc- Clure, M. Watts, M. Can- non, A. Price, J. Vallejo, T. Dubois, K. Kadish, C. Guel, P. White. 2nd row: L. Dix- on, S. Wilson, F. Ortiz, K. Dobson, M. Warren, D. Prince, C. Brewer, P. Thompson, C. McKinney, K. Best. 3rd row: D. Wil- son, J. Kitchen, L. Carroll, M. Fontanez, J. Berrios, C. Szwedo, A. Aceves, B. Trcnshaw, D. Sobel, S. Flowers. 4th row: B. Cox, J. Corralez, C. Augustine, R. Warren, K. Evans, J. Carter, P. Knox, B. Kani- zar, M. Page, D. Rosado, J. McWhirter. 5th row: K. Nieves, R. Soria, B. Suit, B. Tenorio, D. Kallok, D. An- derson, K. Bolles, S. Davis, E. Fannin, T. Lunghofer, T. Quick. 6th row: C. Cox, K. Johnson. 7th row: D. Burge, G. Baughman, S. Aubuchon, Mr. Slater. 102 Beginning Band: 1st row: C. Childs, M. Yager, T. Pavy, B. Santiago, P. San- tiago, C. Hinehlcy, T. Palmer, L. Husarik, S. Hoskins, P. Westmore- land. 2nd row: J. Kanizar, C. Campbell, C. Cox, D. Roberts. S. Bastin, J. Wad- del, D. Collins, M. Newson, T. Bennet, P. Paradine. 3rd row: D. Marlow, E. Hyatte, F. Santiago, K. Persley, A. Cajigas, D. Funes, G. Bas- tin, F. Cole, G. Paradine, J. Cisneros, M. Hernandez. 4th row: B. Richardson, J. Muha, J. Garza, J. Nunez, J. Pacheco, P. Otero. M. Riffle, J. Buchanan, L. Kiser, G. Wright, P. Wil- son. 5th row: Mr. Kapciak, P. Bailey, D. Evans, B. Bu- chanan. B. Borowski, H. Pacheco, T. Wilcox, D. Quick. Beginning Band: 1st row: S. Sherman, L. Sikora, D. House, M. Byers, D. Hoo- byre, V. Figeuroa, J. Ven- duzco, Y. Rios, L. Mendez, T. Alfaro. 2nd row: D. Gon- zalez, S. Marcrom, A. Kinser. S. Watts, T. Sam- uels, M. Snellgrove, L. Mills, R. Bowden, T. Weyer, B. Gailian, A. Lo- gothetis. 3rd row: J. Con- cepcion, J. Popenhagen, D. Bruns, L. Rios, S. Dokman- ovic, H. Kieth, A. Gonza- lez. M. Lambert. B. Nor- man, J. Otero, B. DeMoss. 4th row: D. Reed, L. Torres, T. Pearson, S. Cantu, L. Rios, T. Thomas, M. Lockhart, M. Dixon, T. Buckner, R. Doom, D. Ly- ons, J. Allison. 5th row: Mr. Kapciak, A. Allcman, J. Zambrana, O. Merchan- die, D. Mattox, J. Lopez, B. Long, E. Borja, D. Wilson. Beginning Band 103 Jazz Band 1 Concert Band Jazz Band 1st row: Kevin Trezak, Lee Ann Petroff, Larry Pearson, Gilbert Vallejo. 2nd row: Randy Sink, Ricky Vallejo, Joe Nunez, Joey Williamson, David Conley, Dwayne Marlow, Ken Wood, Ri- chie Tellez, Ray Palmer. 3rd row: Ron Beverly, Chuck DeMoss, Ed Rush- er, Tony Lewis, Erik Riise, Dave Bruns. Concert Band 1st row: D. Klinger, P. Christakis, S. Reynolds, C. Campbell, S. Page, J. Haxton, F. Langston, L. Petroff, L. Bristol, B. Cook, D. Thormann. 2nd row: D. Ver- duzco, T. Lewis. J. Robison, G. Ramos, A. DelValle, T. Reeves, Y. Wilkie, D. Hanna. V. Rheinholtz, J. Cruz, S. Page. S. Phares, L. Muha 3rd row: P. Byarlay, L. Mills, M. Schavey, B. Yost, K. Walker, K. Reeves, J. Reynolds, M. Ramirez, R. Soria, J. Buffington. D. Tellez, K. Ivers, P. Bailey, K. Persley. 4th row: L. Pearson, J. De- Moss, D. Berg, K. Trezak, G. Vallejo, C. Trezak, D. Dickson, R. Augustine, R. Vallejo, R. Tellez, R. Westbrook, J. San- tiago. R. Palmer, D. Marlow, K. Wood. 5th row: J. Perez, J. Williamson, D. Conley, J. Gra- ham, M. Soderquist, C. Mills, A. Gonzalez. T. Lewis, D. De- Vault, B. Smith, D. Bruns, R. Sink, R. Beverly, E. Rusher, C. DeMoss, E. Riise. 6th row: M. Uhles, G. Dotson, T. Buckner, M. Gonzalez. B. Collett. D. Cso- kasy, S. Romeo, J. Nunez, L. Best, Mr. Slater, Mr. Kapciak. 104 Yearbook 1st row: Theresa George, Sherry Majka, Me- lanie Good. Rita Soria. 2nd row: Mr. Muir, Melinda Ogden, Lori Aiderson, Pat- ty Cotton. Newspaper 1st row: Greg Viator, Sue Reed, Vikki Salinas, Mr. Muir. 2nd row: Annette Nieves, Pau- la Christakis, DeAnne Fields, Kelli Walker, Gil- bert Vallejo, Brad Smith, Mike Uhles. Yearbook Newspaper 105 Football Football Football F ootball Football Football Foo Jr. High Has The eighth grade team finished their season 3- 2. This was the second consecutive winning sea- son for the Ingots. Eighth grade Coach Rosner said that the winning season was a direct result of a total team effort. The seventh grade team finished 0-3. Seventh grade Coach Hess said offensively he had three standouts, Rick Suit, Jeff Muha, and Pete Otero. Although the team finished winless, said Coach Mixed Season Hess, the entire team showed great improve- ment and promise by the season’s end. Clockwise from left: Coach Rosner and Jason Carter watch for the referee’s signal. Quarter- back Jeff Muha looks for a handoff. Juan Lopez waits for Coach Hess to send him in. Bill Long hikes the ball to Jeff Muha. Bill Long grins after a score. Angel Cruz tackles his opponent. Chrich. 2nd row: M. Davaney, J. Lopez. J. Cisneros, H. Hand, F. Mitt Hess, P. Otero, J. Osha, B. Long, J. Crane, R. Suit, J. Guzman, Coach 1 Filla. 4th row: T. Page, J. Collmar, J. Muha, D. Evans, J. Kitchen, B. 109 football Football Football Fo Page 110 from the top: D. Verduzco leads the way for ball carrier R. Westmoreland. The Ingots offense breaks a hole for R. Westmoreland to zig-zag through the Spartan de- fense. An Ingot holds the ball for another kickoff by D. Lewis. The Ingot offensive line waits in its stance as quarterback Jack Burton calls out the signals. The freshmen team boasted a 25 man squad. Page 111 from the top: The J.V. and Var- sity squads were composed of 27 players, only 2 team members more than the freshmen team. Two Ingots take off around end in search of running room. J im Leonard and Head Coach Dennis Leonard watch as Asst. Coach Fred Baker shouts advice to the players. 110 I I otball Football Football Foot Freshmen Post The River Forest freshmen football team fin- ished their season with one of their best records, 3-1, losing only to Wirt. Coach Lebo said that he was lucky that the 24 boys out for football stayed with it. He said he was also lucky that his linemen averaged about 180 pounds and that there was a lot of natural ability on the team. The team is well disciplined and they enjoy playing good Winning Season hard football, said Coach Lebo. The varsity squad ended the season with a 4-6 record. One highlight for the Ingots was achieving a first place standing. River Forest was part of a 3 way tie for first place in the cluster. Victory for the Ingots came against Knox 14-8, Lake Station 13-7, North Newton 16-14, and Hammond Clark 15-11. The Ingots achieved 126 pts. scoring to their opponents 185. m tolini z. Second row: Coach McDaniel, C. Treza’ First row: R. Sizemon and Coach DetteiUni? basketball Basketball Basket BASKETBALL BASKETS t Ingots Succeed Over Whiting 60-51 The varsity basketball team’s regular season ended with a 7-13 record. Coach McDaniel said that he was very pleased with his players’ per- formances. One highlight the Ingots will always remember is when the Ingots beat Whiting for their homecoming game, 60-51. C. Trezak for- ward for the Ingots, was named Mr. Basketball. Chris averaged 11.8 points and 4 rebounds per game. This game meant the most to seniors M. Barto- lini, C. Trezak, R. Tellez and R. Sizemore since it was their last time preforming at home, said Coach McDaniel. He added that sophomore B. Collett showed his talent by grabbing a game high of 9 re- bounds. P. Mills led the team in scoring with 17. C. Trezak and R. Tellez also scored in double figures, 15-14. Rick Sizemore led with 10 assists. One hinder- ance to the squad, said Coach McDaniel, was sen- ior M. Bartolini’s injury. He broke his wrist near the season’s end and was unable to play out the season, said McDaniel. Clockwise from top page 112: Varsity boys basketball team. B. Collett makes a good shot. P. Mills trys for two points. C. Trezak shoots and goes up for a rebound. Page 113: D. Verduzco shows he has confidence in his shot. Coach McDaniel gives a pep talk. B. Collett wins the jumpball. M. Uhles shoots a freethrow. 113 Basketball Basketball Basket 114 ball Basketball Basketball Bi J. V. Basketball Has Mixed Season The J.V. basketball team won four of their last five games to end the season with a record of 6- 12 . Danny Lewis and Jay Shelton led the team in total scoring with 161 and 153 points respective- ly. Tommy Mitchell led the team in freethrows by hitting 75% from the line. Mike Uhles, who averaged 13.5 points per game, was the only player to achieve a double figure average. Sam Romeo led the team in assists with 27. Page 114 clockwise from the top: J.V. basketball team. Jay Shelton out leaps his opponent on the jump ball. An Ingot goes up for two. Page 115 clockwise from the top: Jay Guel drib- bles around a screen set by Danny Lewis. The coaches give the team some advice on their next play. Danny Lewis makes another freethrow. Sam Romeo shoots for two in the last few sec- onds. 115 Girls Varsity Has Winless Season; J. V. Suffers From Inexperience The girls varsity finished with a disappointing 0-16 season, including a first round sectional loss to the state champion, Crown Point. The team was young with little experience. No seniors and only 2 juniors were on the squad’s roster. The remainder of the players were sophomores and freshmen. Vicky Baker provided the team with leadership, said Coach Hess. She was named most valuable player. Freshman, Shellie Groov- er, who played varsity and junior varsity was named most improved, said Coach Hess. The junior varsity won four of its first seven games and finished 4-11. The team was extreme- ly young and suffered from inexperience also, said Coach Hess. Carmella Guel, a freshman guard, made the sectional roster after a fine year with the junior varsity team, said Hess. Page 116, below: Varsity team picture. Page 117 left to right from top: Shelley Groover, Tammy Fisher, Kim Wagoner, and Marcie Ramirez “relax” be- fore their game. Coach Hess instructs the J.V. team’s next play. Janine Schiller dribbles the ball down the court. Varsity feaq lst row: jWHTe’Schiller, Yolanda Marshall, Olga Hernandez, and Delores Tellez ' ! er, Vicky iakeiWiH Orto, Angie Diaz, Shelley Groover, and Coach Sawyer. w: Kim Wagon- 116 ball Basketball Basketball B, Junior Varsity team, 1st row: Janine Schiller, Marcie Ra- mirez, Carmella Guel, Juana Zambrana, and Glinda Jestes. 2nd row: Kelly Collmar, Yolanda Marshall, Jenny Reynolds, Tammy Fisher, Shelley Groover, and Coach Hess. 117 Basketball Basketball Baske tball Basketball_ Basketball Jr. High Girls Learn Fundamentals The junior high girls basketball season ended with the 8th grade having a record of 2-6 and the 7th grade having a record of 1-6. The girls were plagued with several injuries and eligibility problems. Coach Kirsits started the season with 15 girls and ended with only 9 and seventh grade Coach Georgion began with 28 girls and ended with less than 10. The girls who remained out spent the season building fundamentals, said the coaches. Page 118, clockwise from top left: 8th grade team. Christina Ast waits to put the ball back into play. A 7th grader goes up for the jump. Shelia Dziubla takes the ball down court. Page 119, clockwise from top left: 7th grade team. Dawn House and Theresa Groover show their winning spirit. Girls huddle to gather momen- tum. Stacey Tenorio shoots a free throw. Basketball Basketball Bask r n i 8th grade, first ryv: S. AjgvwHt), R Cole, row: D. Wilson, r. Kn«, C. Aug ■ mbe rt. jlartei E. Borja, J. ■ 17 an !� E. Borja. WlcWhirter, D. Kunes, L. ffCtocirWlllllhg — Fischer. 2nd 25 23 ' 30 13 11 10 Uv iE 21 grade, fir l uJM. Hr 2nd row: S. Marer l t CollmSTci. Click ' , thagen, Muha. P. Filla, iWMtlow, T. Wilcox and CoatK Rosn«?r CoaOTi Rosr Gonzalas and 120 prifh Medellin, and Phillip Schiller. 2nd row Jrk Agnew, allock, Jack Burton, Bon Paymaster and Coach I er. tball Basketball Basketball Even With Losing Seasons Teams Show Some Promise Although the seventh grade team finished their season 1-13, Coach Rosner said that the players never gave up and showed much im- provement of which they can all be proud. The eighth grade team finished their season 3- 11. Coach Whiting said the players worked very hard and showed a lot of potential. Coach Whit- ing also said that the team had problems with freethrow shooting and that the team was inex- perienced having only seven out of thirteen players returning from the year before. Angel Cruz lead the team with an average of 11.8 points per game. He also excelled in passing and re- bounding ability. Rich Fasel showed great po- tential toward the end of the season, said Coach Whiting, who added that he got better as he got more confidence. The freshmen team finished their season with a 0-15 record. First row: Troy Quick, James Corrale John Bachelor, Danny Wilson, Dav Varsity: Lee A n. Eric RiiseTTLnti. Bruns ai f m Hensoi CheerleadersCheerleaders .Tina Alfaro f Wend y and LiSfiMendez. 7th : L,isa nemua If Lisa Rem Tam Palm Georg m J M r gionar e. M •a Banks I ie Bailey a 9th: Dean r cevez, i herty, Pe onda ' Mlgston, Tommi Dubois. CheerleadersCheerleaders Lifters Added To Squad The varsity cheerleading squad added some- thing new this year, male cheerleaders. This is a first for River Forest. The guys enabled the girls to do many more partner stunts and mounts. They practiced twice a week to get things per- fected for Friday night games. Practice also paid off for the eighth grade squad. They received the spirit stick three out of the four days they were at camp. They also received three first place rib- bons and two second place ribbons. go Dowd, Kalhi Ivers, th and Gina Ramos. J. V: Kelly McKinney, Dawn Whitmer, Karla K. urton. Holly McClure, Car- n and Judy Clark. V resiling Wrestling Wrestlin . Hill, V. Hur a, L L - -ig� hanan. Secondly: J. Ramos, G. Tenorio, R. Carroll. P. Pf%z. A. Martinez. !U-4«lHaiLA5s ' - Coach Some ™ g Wrestling Wrestling Wres Varsity Wrestling Squad Breaks Two Records By End Of Season The River Forest wrestling team finished their best season in three years with a record of 9-6. Phil Pfautz set two new records with his season record of 19-3 and with his total team points at 82. Out of six wrestlers who went to sectionals, five earned third place or better. Phil Pfautz and Anthony Hill took first. Ray Palmer and Steve Crum took second, and Greg Tenorio took third. Five wrestlers also earned regional berths, however, of the five only Greg Tenorio earned any honor by taking forth place. Another highlight for the grapplers was their defeat of Lake Station. This was the first time in five years that the varsity squad defeated the Eagles. The Jr. High wrestling team’s record ended 1-2. This was also the first year for morning prac- tices. Morning practice was held to avoid conflict with the J.V. and Varsity practices. Page 124 from top: Wrestling team. A. Hill is victorious. G. Tenorio and C. Somers show their stance. Page 125 from top: E. Torres demon- strates a cowboy. P. Pfautz and A. Hill working out. A. Martinez looks exhausted. J. Shavey is ready for the whistle. 125 Volleyball Volleyball Volleyb 126 all Volleyball Volleyball Vol. Freshmen Players Dominate JV; Varsity Hampered By Young Team The varsity volleyball team ended their sea- son 2-18. According to Coach Rieck the team was young and inexperienced. Only three seniors, Lydia Bristol, Lee Ann Petroff and Darla Morton played varsity. The Washington Twp. Tourney was the highlight of the season. Although the Ingots lost two in close matches, Coach Rieck said the team played their best ever. The J.V. team ended their season 1-19. Coach Rieck said that this team had the largest fresh- men roster since she started coaching. Fresh- men players composed approximately fifty per- cent of the J.V. squad. Clockwise from bottom: Shelley Groover and Diane Boyd are still wondering what happened. Vicky Baker goes for a spike. Clockwise from bottom right: Janine Schiller bunts back to the other team. The J.V. celebrates after a win. Mikki Shavy strains to return the ball. Volleyball Volleyball Volleyba Eighth Grade Improves With Play; Seventh Grade Shows Promise According to Coach Hilla, the eighth grade squad had a disappointing season. Several matches that should have been won were lost. However, said Coach Hilla, the girls did show improvement with each game that they played. The seventh grade team had a fair season win- ning a number of matches and losing a few close ones, said Coach Hilla, who added that the sev- enth grade squad showed promise for seasons to come. Page 128, clockwise from left: The eighth grade team. Penny Biggs is in position to bump the ball. Christine Szwedo sets up for the return. Page 129, clockwise from top: Angie Diaz goes up for the spike. Janine Schiller goes out of bounds to save the ball. The 7th grade team. Vicky Baker spikes the ball over the net. Wiggi !ecil, C. Eighth grade team, first row: son. 2nd row: C. Hinchley.lP. Berrios, K. Coach Hilla 11 Volleyball Volleyball Voile v ' ross Country Cross Country Lack Of Fifth Runner Hurts Team The Cross Country team ended their season with a 4-10 record. “The team didn’t have a good season because of the lack of a fifth runner,” said Coach Burleson. He also said, “three or four run- ners ran in fifth position throughout the year because nobody was aggressive enough to take the fifth position.” He added that it was not that the students didn’t try, it’s just that the runners had limited potential, and that the team had a lack of depth. Burleson said that next year the team should be go od because they will not lose many run- ners. “If our runners return and if we pick up some freshmen, we’ll be o.k.” he said. Top Left: Cross Country team. Right: Cross Country team groups together before meet. Mid- dle left: M. Uhles leaves the court. Middle: T. Mitchell follows through on a serve. Middle right: R. Ashcraft follows the action. Top right: Tennis team. Middle right: C. Somers warms up. Middle left: J. Graham stretches out. 130 Tennis Cross Country Tenn Tennis Has The Best Season Ever The River Forest varsity tennis team ended their season 5-10, their best record in five years. The team’s highlight came when they defeated E.C. Washington 5-0. “This is the first time the tennis team defeated E.C. Washington,” said Coach Oury. After losing to Crown Point 5-0, and Calumet 4-1, the Ingots won their next four matches. R.F. shut out both Gary Roosevelt and Han- over Central and then defeated Lowell 3-2 and M.C. Marquette 4-1. The team suffered four straight shut outs in their next matches against Hobart, Edison, Por- tage, and Highland in the sectionals. Coach Oury said that the team finished the best that they could and won every match that they possibly could have won. The team was considerably larger this year than in the past. The 13 member squad consisted of three seniors, four juniors, one sophomore, and five freshmen. The team also had the largest turnout ever for girls with six on the squad. 131 1 t “ ' U t-J d ao HL Jp fiSoH mMmfc in ' ’ � S V w . 5jrfjRsr , ' y 1 m‘ ■ JfT - k gSaEfr v � jJfS ' ,.. ■ | w V 1 - .‘. r • I m% ’ P 1 , i% r . ck Track Track Track Track New Records Are Set For Girls And Boys Track Teams The boys varsity track team finished their sea- son with a 4-6 record. Victor Figueroa set two school records — one in the long jump with a distance of 21T” and the other in the 100 meter dash with a 11.24 time. J. Perez, J. Collins, R. Beverly and V. Figueroa tied the school record in the 400 meter relay. The girls track team also experienced two new school records. Becky Cook established a new time (16.55 sec.) in the 100 meter dash and Patty Cotton set both a school and meet record in the 200 meter dash with a time of 28 seconds. Page 132 from left: D. Dwyer stretches the tarp on the pit. Coach Georgion measures a shot put throw. Jr. High runners at the starting line. 133 Track Track Track Track Jr. High Girls And Boys Track Teams Wallow In Victory The junior high girls track team finished their season with a 4-3 record. Coach Kirsits said that both teams did exceptionally well considering how small they were. The boys track team finished with another winning season of 7-4. Outstanding performers were Juan Lopez, Rich Fasel, Dwayne Wilson, Saul Vargos, Danny Quick, Pat Knox and John Schavey. Jr. High hoys Ifcck, front row? J. pllma J JTlflSly, 1 M Ca|ter, , Second row: iJgSs er, M. Wefler. G. VrigJ� t.|). Phel s .B. PflowfD. ol� T. P son, and EJ� orja. Third row: M� Lhmiert. ri|Scott, S. I A|e,IK£llis jod Schavey. Fourth row: S. Davis, H. Hand, J. Breneman, J. Conception, J. Lopez, D. DWyer wnd J. BuoWnan. Fifth row: Coach Spencer, R. Fasel, P. Knox, C. Childs, S. Newlin, D. Wilson, F. Munoz, J. Crane, T. Armes and Coach Golf Golf Golf Golf Golf Inexperienced Golf Squad Takes Toll On Season Record The golf team ended their season with a record of 0-13. This was a result of the fact that none of the players had any golf experience, said Coach Leonard. The Most Valuable Player Award went to Randy Sink and the Most Improved Player Award went to Esequiel Torres. Page 134: S. Tenorio attempts the shot put. Page 135, clock- wise from top: E. Torres holds the pin as R. Sink lines up his shot. R. Deiulius and A. Nunez are on their way to the next hole. J. Popenhagen gets advice from Coach Leonard. Varsity Loses In Sectional Finals ; J. V. Gains Needed Experience The varsity team ended their season with a record of 8-12, which included a loss to Portage in the final round of the sectionals. They defeat- ed Washington Twp. 14-1 in the first round. This was the second straight year the varsity made it to the finals. Chris Trezak was the leading hitter and led the team with 5 homeruns. The junior varsity team was very young with a large freshmen roster. Jack Burton led the team in hitting. Page 136, below: Varsity team picture. Page 137, clockwise from top: Junior varsity team. Tony Lewis waits for the next pitch. Chris and Kevin Trezak watch the game from the side- line. 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A Note Of Thanks Although each year of production brings new challenges, this year the yearbook staff encountered more than their “fair share.” They have the distinction, for ex- ample, of not only being the youngest and most inexperienced staff thus far, but also of being the only staff to complete a produc- tion without the services of fulltime photo- grapher. My special thanks is extended to a deserving class. Sincerly, Mr. Muir Acevez, Angela 55, 102, 122 Adamczyk, Gene 73, 98 Adams, Lisa 55 Agnew, Charles 55, 121 Alatorre, Leticia 12, 18, 29, 33, 40, 41, 76, 98, 100, 101 Alderson, Lori 9, 18, 33, 105 Alexander, Deanna 55, 100 Alexander, Kim 65 Alfaro, Frank 18, 33 Alfaro, Mike 60 Alfaro, Tina 65, 103, 122, 134 Alleman, Autumn 60, 103 Alleman, Brian 51 Alleman, Tammy 65 Allen, Elizabeth 55 Allen, Mark 55 Allison, Joey 60, 103, 108 Allsbury, James 65 Aired, Darla 51 Anderson, Donna 55, 99, 102, 132 Antal, Virginia 55 Arceo, Bernadette 6, 60, 118 Armes, Tim 6, 60, 108, 134 Arocho, Tony 47 Arroyo, John 47 Arts, April 47 Arts, Oscar 60 Ashcraft, Robert 47, 130, 131 Ast, Christina 6, 60, 97, 101, 118, 119 128 Aubuchon, Steven 55, 96, 102, 1 1C Augustine, Chris 60, 102, 120 Augustine, Ruth 47, 99, 104 Bachelor, John 121 Back, Melissa 51 Bailey, Joe 55 Bailey, Pennie 55, 102, 103, 104, 122, 132 Bailey, Teri 18, 33 Baker, Bryan 60 Baker, Fred 73, 136 Baker, Pam 60, 97, 118 Baker, Vicky 10, 39, 47, 86, 96, 127, 128, 132 Baltrushaitis, Louise 5, 18, 33, 35, 96 Banks, Gina 55, 122 Banks, Lisa 18, 33 Banks, Tina 47, 122 Barnes, Darryl 10, 55, 100, 110 Barnes, Joe 51 Baron, Jackie 47, 96, 99, 100 Barrera, Danny 60 Barrera, Reyes 60 Barrera, Valentino 65 Bartley, Clifford 60 Bartley, Tina 6, 60, 118, 123 Bartley, Tommy 55 Bartolini, Mike 5, 19, 29, 33, 111, 112, 113 Bastin, Gary 60, 103 Bastin, Stacy 39, 65, 97, 103, 119 Batchelor, Jonny 55 Baughman, Cathy 19, 33, 96, 131 Baughman, George 55, 102, 110 Beke, J. David 60 Belcher, Jody 65 Bencie, Mary 92 Bennett, Tammy 60, 103 Berkley, Tracie 65 Berrios, Julyssa 6, 60, 102, 118, 128 Best, Kevin 55, 102 Best, Laura 47, 102, 104 Best, Teresa 60, 101 Beverly, Rhonda 51 Beverly, Ron 19, 29, 33, 35, 86, 102, 104, 133 Biancardi, Ann 65 Biancardi, Rebecca 65 Biggs, Penny 47, 127, 128 Blankenship, Bill 100 Blanton, Tina 19, 33 Bogdanich, Jennifer 65 Bogle, Ronnie 55, 59, 110, 124 Bolles, Kimberly 61, 97, 102, 134 Borja, Eddie 61, 103, 108, 120, 134 Borwoski, Brian 65, 103 Bowden, Michelle 19, 33, 96, 128 Bowden, Ruby 65, 103 Boyd, Diane 47, 126, 127 Braid, Allan 65, 82 Breese, Jo Ellen 91 Bremmeyer, Allen 65 Breneman, John 65, 134 Breneman, Rebecca 55 Breneman, Robin 56, 132 Breneman, Ron 51 Brewer, Christina 61, 102, 118 Bristol, Lydia 8, 19, 29, 33, 40, 41, 88, 104, 122, 127 Broda, Phyllis 93, 98 Bromberg, A1 72, 89 Brown, Rex 5, 10, 75 Brown, William 61 Brownfield, Susan 56 Bruns, Dave 14, 19, 29, 33, 41, 103, 104, 122, 133 Bryant, Darren 19, 33, 74 Bryant, Michelle 56 Buchanan, Billy 61, 103 Buchanan, John 51, 133, 134 Buchanan, Joseph 61, 103, 108, 124 Buchanan, Pamela 65, 101 Buckner, Tamara 56, 102, 104 Buckner, Teresa 65, 103 Buehler, Marc 65, 120, 134 Buffington, Jennifer 56, 102, 104 Burge, Dale 56 Burge, David 47, 102, 104 Burleson, Joe 130 Burns, Teri 47 Burton, Delana 40, 61, 123 Burton, Jack 56, 110, 111, 121, 137 Burton, Michael 29, 66, 78 Burton, Michaelene 14, 19, 33, 99 Butler, Jerry 66 Byarlay, Peggy 40, 96, 99, 102, 104 Byers, Michelle 66, 103 Cagle, Vicki 51, 53, 89, 99 Cajigas, Alex 61, 103 Cajigas, Norma 51 Calvert, Ronald 6, 61, 108 Camp, Harold 56 Campbell, Christal 5, 56, 102, 103, 104, 131 Campbell, Dwayne 66 Canaan, Jennifer 19, 29, 33, 41, 42, 76, 96, 99, 127 Canen, Fred 61 Cannon, Michael 56, 102, 108 Cantu, Scott 66, 103, 120 Carden, Velma 61 Carrigan, Mike 56 Carroll, Lonnie 56, 102, 110, 124 Carson, Candace 51 Carter, James 51, 61, 134 Carter, Jason 6, 102, 108, 109, 120 Carter, Jennifer 19, 33, 74 Carter, Marcia 33, 96, 98 Carter, Melissa 10, 56, 98, 100, 101 Carugati, Michelle 51 Cecil, Gale 61 Cecil, Melissa 5, 126, 128 Cesare, Antoinette 19, 33, 100, 101 Cessna, William 66 Chambers, James 51 Chambers, Tina 51 Chapman, Leroy 56, 59, 124, 133 Chappo, Mary 56 Chappo, William 22, 33 Cherne, Kristine 56, 100 Childs, Christopher 61, 97, 134 Childs, Corey 66, 97, 103 Chnupa, Peggy 91 Choncoff, Joyce 93 Chrich, Jerry 66, 109 Christakis, Mary 66, 97, 119 Christakis, Paula 8, 42, 43, 56, 102, 104, 105, 130, 131, 132 Cisneros, Julius 66, 103, 109 Cissell, Robert 61 Clark, Jerry 22, 33 Clark, Judy 61, 101, 123 Clay, Stephen 66 Click, Greg 66, 120 Cochran, Lene 61, 97, 120 Cole, Frank 61, 103 Collazo, Nelson 51, 133 Collazo, Ruth 56, 100 Collett, Brian 43, 104, 112, 113 Collins, Donna 6, 39, 66, 103, 129 Collins, Joe 22, 111, 133 Collmar, John 66, 109, 120, 134 Collmar, Kelly 56, 117 Collmar, Kenneth 14, 22, 96 Concepcion, Julio 66, 103, 120, 134 Conklin, Willie 61 Conley, David 102, 104 Conley, Ramona 22, 33 Cook, Becky 5, 22, 29, 33, 40, 41, 42, 88, 104, 122, 132 Cook, Clay 47 Cook, Donald 66, 134 Cook, Travis 66 Corraley, Jaime 56, 102, 121 Cortez, Ruben 96, 110 Cothren, Michael 61 Cotton, Patty 47, 102, 105, 132 Cox, Brent 102, 111 Cox, Chris 43, 45, 99, 102, 103, 126 Cox, Manuel 52 Craigin, Cynthia 56, 126 Craigin, Timothy 9, 56, 110 Crane, Jerry 66, 109, 134 Crane, William 52 Crum, Steven 52, 124, 125 Cruz, Angel 61, 108, 109, 120 Cruz, Billy 66, 109 Cruz, Judy 9, 47, 82, 99, 104 Csokasy, Dave 47, 76 Dailey, Jim 14, 29, 33, 35. 40, 136 D’Aloisio, Anita 47 Daniel, Barbara 66 Daniel, Ramond 47 Davaney, Michael 66, 109 Davich, Michael 48 Davis, Shawn 61, 102 Davis, Shawna 51, 97 Davis, Tiffany 61, 101 DeBoer, Robert 61 Delulius, Robbie 52, 135 DeLeon, Danny 61 DelValle, Alice 56, 102, 104 Delorme, Denise 22, 33 DeMoss, Chuck 47, 102, 103, 104 DeMoss, Gary 66 DeMoss, John 56, 79, 104 Detterline, A1 75, 112, 114, 134 DeVault, David 104 Deyarmin, Kelley 66 Diamond, Dianne 61, 101 Diamond, Dorene 56 Diaz, Angie 101, 128, 132 Diaz, Gladys 66, 101 Dickson, David 56, 104 Dickson, David 91 Dixon, Lisa 56, 102 Dixon, Melissa 61, 103 Dobson, Kathy 102 Dokmanovic, Shirley 66, 103 Doom, Chuck 33 Doom, Mark 52, 80 Doom, Richard 61, 103 Dotlich, Robin 61, 97, 101 Dotson, Gregory 56, 98, 104, 110, 135 Dougherty, Deanne 56, 122 Dowd, Margo 5, 123 Drury, Jeff 56 Dubois, Tommi 56, 96, 102, 122 Dubois, Tracy 61, 101 Duffee, Michelle 5, 14, 47, 122 Dunn, Patrick 66 Dwyer, Dan 66, 109, 134 Dyer, Pamela 52 Dyer, Rachel 66, 101 Dziubla, Donna 22, 29, 33 Dziubla, Shelia 61, 101, 118, 119 Edwards, Rosemary 22, 33 Ellis. David 66. 97, 125 Enochs, Tammy 47 Enochs, Veronica 61, 101 Evans, Cathy 22, 29, 33, 74 Evans, David 22, 41, 100 Evans, Donald 66, 103, 109 Evans, Glenn 66 Evans, Keith 56, 102 Falvy, Pat 75 Fannin, Eric 61, 102 Fasel, Richard 61, 97, 120, 134 Feldpausch, David 52 Fields, Andrea 61, 101, 118 Fields, Deanne 56, 102, 105 Fields, Lisa 48, 96 Figueroa, Victor 22, 33, 103, 133 Filla, Paul 66, 109, 120 Fischer, Leslie 62, 108, 120, 134 Fischer, Tammy 56, 116, 117 Flach, Robert 91 Fleck, Tracie 66 Flores, Lydia 14, 48, 99 Flowers, Steven 56, 102 Fogle, Mike 52 Fontanez, Maria 23, 29, 33, 41, 99, 102 Ford, Mary Ann 72, 97 Fraley, Donna 57 Frank, Cathy 57, 59 Frank, Wanda 12, 62, 97 Franszczak, Cynthia 52 Freeman, Jeff 14, 48 French, Chris 52 Fuentes, Maria 66, 101 Funes, Doug 62, 103, 108, 120 Gallagher, Lisa 47, 48, 82 Gallian, Becky 62, 103 Gamble, JoAnn 66 Garbe, Connie 23, 33, 74 Garcia, Sergio 72 Gard, Kim 52 Gard, Tracy 52, 62 Garrison, Ron 52 Garza, Fernando 52, 114 Garza, Jorge 52, 78, 103, 114, 124, 137 Gaydos, Jim 40, 57, 105 Gaydos, John 5, 23, 29, 33 George, Theresa 23, 29, 33, 105 Georgian, Jan 77, 84, 122 Gibbons, A1 93 Gibbons, James 23, 33, 86 Gibbons, Jerry 52 Gilbert, Anita 57 Gilbert, Glossie 6, 39, 62 Gilkey, Donna 23, 29, 33 Gill, James 67, 109 Gonzalez, Anthony 48, 103, 104, 135 Gonzalez, David 5, 67, 103, 120 Gonzalez, Mike 57, 104 Gonzalez, Steven 48 Good, Melanie 48, 105 Graham, David 62 Graham, Jim 48, 104, 133 Grasham, Joelle 52. 132 Grdgon, Joe 48 Green, Freda 52 Green, John 52 Green, John 23, 33 Grenent, Robert 77 149 Griggs, Leslie 67 Grissom, David 48, 111 Grissom, Glenn 23, 33, 41, 111 Groover, Brian 57 Groover, Shelley 10, 57, 100, 101, 116, 117, 26. 127, 132 Groover, Theresa 67, 119, 134 Grusak, Barbara 91 Guel, Art 8, 23, 29, 33, 41. Ill, 136 Guel, Carmela 57, 99, 102, 117, 126 Guel, John 52, 111, 114, 115. 137 Guel, Tina 48, 100, 126 Guertin, Barbara 67, 101 Gulley, Richard 57 Gurley, Kim 62 Guthrie, Gretchen 57, 132 Guthrie, John 62 Guzman, Jason 67, 109 Guzman, Phillip 6, 39, 62 Hall, Brenda 48 Hall, Robert 48 Hall, Steven 52, 135 Hampton, Donna 9, 48 Hampton, Joe 62 Hand, Harvey 67, 109 Hand, John 23, 33 Handley, Bill 52 Hankins, Kelly 52, 89 Hanna, Danielle 48, 104 Hardesty, Connie 62, 101 Harding. Bill 23. 29. 33, 35, 131, 136 Haskins, Suzanne 67, 103 Haxton, Jill 45, 48, 102, 104 Hayden, Pat 77 Hazelton, Ann 39, 57 Hazelton, Karla 23, 33 Hendrix, Leah 57 Henson, Jim 48, 101, 110, 111, 122 Henson, Joe 57, 79, 111 Henson, Julie 62, 80, 101, 128 Heridia, Devra 52 Heridia, Evonne 52 Heridia, Wendy 26, 33, 39 Hernandez, Marisol 62, 103 Hernandez, Susan 57, 100 Hess, Kent 77, 108, 109, 116, 117 Hill, Anthony 5, 47, 48, 96, 111, 124 Hill, Mark 48, 124 Hilla, Larry 79, 128, 129 Hinchley, Cheryl 62, 103, 128 Hinchley, Elizabeth 57 Hinshaw, Alethea 6, 67, 101 Hodges, Lesa 62, 101 Hogan, Alana 48 Hollifield, Chris 48 Holmes, Laura 26, 33 Hontz, Tom 79 Hoobyar, Denise 39, 67, 103, 129 Hook, Paul 78, 79 Hooks, Kathy 79 Hooper, Jamie 62 Hooten, Bobby 62 Hopper, Victoria 67 Horton, Larry 67 150 Hoskins, John 48, 111, 136 House, Dawn 67. 103, 119, 122, 134 Howell, Wayne 48 Huffmaster, Donna 57 Hughes, Ron 79 Hunt, Melissa 134 Hunter, David 57, 110 Hurey, Sandra 72, 79 Hurley, Vince 48, 124 Husarik, Lennea 67, 103 Hyatte, Eulalia 67, 103 Iorio, Fay 92 Ivers, Kathi 52, 120, 104, 123 Jansen, Patricia 52 Jansen, Shelly 67 Jenkins, Karrie 67 Jestes, Glinda 57, 96, 117 Jestes, Luffman 67, 101 Johnson, Kenny 102 Johnston, Robert 26, 33, 84, 96, 98, 100 Johnston, Tammy 57 Jonaitis, Betty 91 Jones, Denna 67, 101 Jones, Lisa 62 Kackos, Richard 57 Kadish, Karla 43, 52, 102, 123 Kadish, Mary 48 Kallok, David 57, 96, 102, 110, 121 Kanizar, Buddy 57, 102, 110, 137 Kanizar, Jeanette 67, 97, 103 Kanizar, Missy 45, 49, 99, 137 Kapciak, Joe 81, 103, 104 Kasper, Joseph 91 Keene, Bobby 49, 135 Keene, Collette 49 Keene, Terri 57, 80 Keller, Natalie 72, 81 Kelly, Matthew Kemp, Tim 57 Kieth, Howard 62, 103 King, Debby 49, 99 Kinser, Ann 67, 103 Kinser, Mark 49, 82 Kirkbride, Cindi 53 Kirsits, Theresa 81, 118, 134 Kiser, Debbie 26, 33 Kiser, Lori 62, 101, 103 Kiser, Nikki 49 Kisner, Dewayne 57 Kitchen, Frank 33 Kitchen, Jeff 57. 102, 110, 124, 125 Kitchen, John 67, 109 Klarer, Paul 81, 86, 121 Klinger, Dawn 26, 33, 76, 96, 99, 102, 104 Knox, John P. 62, 97, 102, 108, 120, 134 Kolczak, Pam 43, 49 Komosa, Gloria 81 Kubiak, Diane 6, 81, 97 Laas, Margaret 26, 33 Lambert, Michael 62, 103, 120, 134 Langston, Fonda 57, 98, 102, 104, 122 Lasinski, Christina 57 Lawson, Kimberly 57, 100, 132 Lawson, Launa 10, 62, 97 Lavrick, Amy 67, 78, 101 Lebo, Mike 83, 124 Lemmon, Robert 62 Leonard, Dennis 135 Lewis, Danny 53, 70, 114, 115 Lewis, Glenda 62, 101 Lewis, Terry 49, 86, 96, 104, 111, 122, 137 Lewis, Tony 42, 49, 102, 104, 111, 136, 137 Loberto, Denise 49 Linebaugh, Leah 67, 101 Linsner, Debbie 26, 33, 98 Linsner, John 53 Linsner, Valerie 57 Locasto, Donna 91 Lockhart, John M. 62 Lockhart, M. 103, 108 Lockhart, Rhonda 26, 33 Logan, Bill 83 Logothetis, Ann 62, 97, 103, 118, 134 Logothetis, Tom 49, 111 Long, Allen 49 Long, William 67, 103, 109 Lopez, Juan 67, 103, 109, 134 Lowe, Vickie 53 Lunghofer, Tina 14, 49, 102 Lyons, David 62, 103 Macrom, Shelly 6, 63, 013, 118, 120 Majka, Maxine 67 Majka, Sherry 49, 105, 127 Majka, Walter 57 Major, Betty 83 Manns, Kim 57 Manns, Steve 6, 67 Mansur, Karla 57, 100, 126 Marcrom, Shelly 134 Marlow, Dwayne 43, 49, 103, 104 Marrs, Dana 57 Marrs, Theresa 63 Marshall, Yolanda 53, 98, 117, 126 Marszalek, Robert 133 Martinez, A1 33, 124 Martinez, Monica 53, 80 Martinez, Pauline 63, 128 Martinez, Teresa 49, 99 Mattox, Danny 26, 33, 103 Mattox, Dawn 63 McClaskey, Penny 67, 101 McClure, Holly 63, 97, 102, 123 McClure, Mary Ann 67, 101 McDaniel, John 112, 113 McKinney, Charles 63, 102 McKinney, Kelly 12, 53, 123 McMullen, Karen 49, 99 McWhirter, Joe 63, 102, 120 Meade, Darrin 67 Medellin, Richard 57, 110, 121 Mendez, Lisa 67, 103, 119, 122 Mendez, Ruben 53, 88 Mercadante, Oreste 58, 103 Milam, Curtis 53 Miller, Anita 67 Miller, Charles 49, 98 Mills, Christine 26, 98, 104 Mills, Larry 26, 29, 102, 103, 104, 130, 131. 133 Mills, Perry 49, 112, 113, 130, 131, 136 Mills, Tim 53, 114, 130, 133 Mincey, William 58 Miranda, Scott 58 Mireles, Demas 67, 78 Mitchell, Tom 49, 96, 115, 130, 131 Moneta, Tiffany 58, 100 Monnier, Kelly 67, 101 Monnier, Mike 26 Montes, Trinidad 58 Moore, Charlotte 68 Moore, Sandra 68, 134 Mora, Angelica 68 Morris, Tammy 39, 68, 101, 119 129, 134 Morrison, Charlene 27, 88 Morton, Darla 10, 12, 27, 42, 76, 96, 98, 99, 100, 101, 127 Mosley, Barb 27 Muha, Jeffery 6, 68, 103, 109, 120 Muha, Lisa 49, 104 Muir, Davee 105 Mundo, Patty 63 Munoz, Frank 68, 109, 134 Nafus, Charles 53 Napier, Beverly 58 Narkiewicz, Regina 27, 29, 131 Needham, Carol 93 Nelson, Stacy 58, 100 Nelson, Stephanie 27, 72, 98 Neumann, Rachelle 27 Newlin, Spencer 63, 109, 120, 134 Newsom, Barry 58, 131 Newsom, Misty 68, 103, 128 Newton, John 91 Nicoloff, Rachel 92 Nieves, Annette 53 Nieves, Josie 27, 29, 98, 105 Nieves, Kimberly 63, 80, 97, 102 Norenberg, Patty 63 Norman, James 58 Norman, Margo 49, 96, 99, 136 Norman, Pixie 63, 123 Norman, Robert 63, 103 Norman, Saundra 53, 96, 99 North, Steven 63 Nunez, Armando 53, 133 Nunez, Joe 47, 49, 96, 102, 103, 104 Nunez, Salvador 63 Ogden, Melinda 27, 29, 39, 105 O’Kelley, Scott 27, 29, 41, 111 Ondo, Margie 10, 49, 96, 99, 100, 101 Ortiz, Francis 53, 102 Orto, Jill 58, 98, 100, 101, 126, 132 Osborne, Angel 53 Osborne, Betty 14, 49 Osha, Joseph 109 Otero, Hector 68 Otero, Joel 63, 97, 103, 109 Otero, Peter 68, 103, 109 Oury, Dan 131 Pacheco, Hector 103 Pacheco, Jesus 63, 103, 109 Page, John 5, 39 Page, Mike 58, 79, 102, 110 Page, Sue 39, 49, 104 Page, Timothy 68, 109, 134 Palmer, Ray 42, 49, 76, 82, 102 104, 111, 124, 136 Palmer, Tamara 68, 103, 122, 134 Paradine, Eileen 91 Paradine, Gregory 68, 103 Paradine, Paulette 6, 63, 103 Paris, Jimmy 63 Parkhurst, Roxanne 68 Patillo, Mike 49, 137 Patillo, Tom 58 Patten, Paul 68 Pavlinac, Ann 58 Pavlinac, Barbara 68 Pavy, Don 12, 53, 100 Pavy, James 68 Pavy, Tracy 68, 103, 119 Paxson, Dale 27 Paymaster, Ronald 58, 121, 137 Pearson, Larry 53, 100, 102, 104 Pearson, Todd 12, 68, 103, 134 Pelfrey, Scott 68 Pelfrey, Vince 49, 86, 98 Peluyera, Leticia 58 Pendleton, Troy 63 Perez, Brenda 63 Perez, Joe 27, 98, 104, 122, 133 Perez, John 53, 80 Perez, Mary 53, 80 Perez, Robert 27, 84, 96, 98, 122 Perez, Suzette 58 Persley, Kieth 53, 102, 103, 104 137 Petroff, Dina 68, 101 Petroff, Lee Ann 29, 30, 41, 84 96, 104, 122, 127 Petruska, Kal 93 Petruska, Geraldine 91 Pfautz, Phil 29, 111, 124, 125 Phares, Sue 49 Phelps, Donald 68, 78, 97, 134 Phelps, Wendy 68, 122 Pitlow, Robert 68, 120, 134 Popenhagen, James 68, 103, 109 120, 130 Popenhagen, John 53, 135 Popenhagen, Tina 63, 97 Potts, Jim Potts, Lisa 68 Potts, Melissa 58 Potts, Tammy 29, 30 Poulson, Lora 53 Price, Alicia 63, 102, 134 Prince, Deanna 63, 102 Proffer, Diane 63 Propeck, John 63 Pulsoni, Timothy 68 Quick, Daniel 63, 82, 103, 108 Quick, Jody 49 Quick, Troy 58, 78, 102, 110, 121 137 Radcliffe, Trena 91 Rael, Carla 12, 50, 99, 100, 101 Ralph, Donald 58 Rajsic, Bob 86 Ramirez, Fernando 50, 86 Ramirez, Genaro 50 Ramirez, Marcie 40, 45, 58, 102, 104, 116, 117 Ramos, Gina 53, 88, 96, 99, 102, 104, 123, 132 Ramos, Joe 53, 111, 124 Ramos, William 5, 30, 110, 124, 133 Rampis, Harry 58 Ranke, Derak 68 Reberg, Doug 50, 100 Reed, David 63, 103, 109, 134 Reed, Glenda 10 Reed, Suzanne 29, 30, 35, 41, 132, 96, 105, 131 Reeves, Kelly 58, 104 Reeves, Tracey 53, 99, 104 Remus, Lisa 68, 78, 122, 129 Reygaert, Jim 74, 85 Reynolds, Jennifer 58, 104, 117 Reynolds, Sue 54, 100, 102, 104 Rheinholtz, Vickie 45, 53, 54, 99, 104 Rice, Ted 58, 110 Rich, Michael 68 Rich, Therese 54 Richardson, Bobby 63, 103 Richardson, Tammy 50 Rieck, Kay 85 Riffle, Michael 63, 103, 109 Riise, Eric 29, 30, 39, 35, 96, 102, 104, 122, 131 Rios, Luke 63, 103 Rios, Yvette 68, 103 Rippe, Lee 63 Rivera, Eliu 63 Rivera, Rebecca 63 Roberts, Bruce 63 Roberts, Dawn 39, 68, 103 Robertson, Vonda 30, 33 Robison, Jim 50, 104, 111 Rodrick, Julie 58 Rodriguez, Israel 50, 124 Rodriguez, Wanda 48, 50 Romeo, Sam 50, 82, 104, 114, 115, 131, 136 Rosado, Angelica 54 Rosado, Danny 64 Rosado, David 64, 102 Rosado, Ruth 50 Rosner, Rick 76, 85, 108, 109, 120 Ross, Donna 64, 101 Rosser, Tracie 54 Rusher, Ed 104 Rust, Brenda 58 Rust, Kelly 64 Rust, Tony 54, 82 Rymer, Tina 68 Salinas, Vikki 30, 33, 100, 101, 105 Samuels, Terry 64, 103 Santiago, Frank 54, 74, 80, 103 Santiago, Joe 50, 104 Santiago, Peter 64, 103 Santiago, Rosin 58, 103 Santmyre, Kimberly 58, 101, 101 Sapper, Dorothy 92 Scasny, Sonia 58 Schaefer, Natalie 64 Schau, Lisa 64, 101 Schavey, Johny 68, 124 Schavey, Mikki 45, 50, 102, 104, 126, 127 Schiller, Janine 50, 96, 116, 117, 127 128 Schiller, Phillip 58. 110, 121, 137 Schinder, Neal 58 Schinler, Tonya 68 Schuffert, Matthew 68, 79 Schumacher, Norma 5, 10, 58, 96, 98, 99, 100, 101 Schwager, Patricia 54, 98 Scobey, Robert 85 Scott, Donald 69, 134 Self, James 69 Self, Mary 14, 50, 99, 100, 120 Serrano, Robert 33 Sharp, Lori 64, 101 Shelton. Jay 54, 96, 114, 115, 136 Sherman, Stacy 64, 103 Shuler, Gloria 30, 33, 39, 96, 99, 132 Siebert, Kim 50, 96, 99, 100, 101 Sikora, Lois 69, 103 Sink, Randy 50, 104, 131, 135 Sinks, Lori 58 Sizemore, Elizabeth 58, 100 Sizemore, Joyce 58, 100 Sizemore, Ricky 30, 33, 111, 112, 113 133 Slater, Weldon 87, 102, 104 Sliz, Richard 69 Smith. Brad 104, 105 Smith, Tracie 54, 132 Smolek, Bridgette 64 Smolek, Debra 54 Snellgrove, Kenny 64 Snellgrove, Mary E. 64, 97, 103 Snyder, Cathy 29, 30, 33 Snyder, Dennis 54 Sobel, Darren 40, 54, 102 Soboleski, Nina 69 Soderquist, Kieth 64 Soderquist, Marie 59, 104 Somers, Charlie 59, 124, 130 Soria, John 64 Soria, Miguel 54 Soria, Richard 64, 97, 108 Soria, Rita 50, 102, 104, 105 Soria, Rosemary 30, 33 Sosa, Christopher 69 Sosbe, Jerry 69 Spargo, Theresa 54 Spear, Frank 14, 30, 33, 35 Spencer, Bob 50, 72, 131 Spencer, Jim 87, 134 Spencer, Virginia 59, 98, 131 Springman, Jodi 50 Stanfill, Rodney 59, 110 Stefanovich, Paul 69, 109 Stevens, Ricky 59 Stone, Danny 69 Stone, Janice 69, 101 Stone, Tina 59 Stover, Cecilia 69 Suit, Bill 59, 102, 110, 137 Suit, Richard 69, 109 Szparaga, Timothy 54 Szwedo, Chris 99, 102, 126, 128 152 Szwedo, Shelly 59 Tallman, Dwight 91, 35 Taylor, Tiffeni 59 Tellez, Carmen 6, 64, 97, 118, 123 Tellez, Delores 54, 102, 104, 126 Tellez, Richard 9. 29, 31, 33, 40, 84, 100, 102, 104, 113, 132 Tenorio, Bobby 59, 102, 110 Tenorio, Greg 51, 54, 96, 111, 124, 125 Tenorio, Stacey 69, 97, 119, 129, 134 Tenorio, Tina 54 Thomas, Rachel 59 Thomas, Tony 64, 103 Thomason, Dennis 59, 137 Thompson, Paul 59, 102 Thompson, Rodney 8, 40, 136 Thormann, Doug 54, 104 Tippett, Donald 91 Torres, Esequiel 50, 124, 125, 135 Torres, Ladislado 64, 103, 109 Trenshaw, Barbara 59, 99, 102 Trenshaw, Laura 50, 99 Trezak, Chris 18, 29, 33, 41, 96, 102, 104, 111, 112, 113, 136, 137 Trezak, Kevin 54, 102, 104, 111, 136, 137 Trial, Robin 59, 100 Trinidad, Theresa 31, 33 Triplett, Mark 64 Triplett, Mat 64 Trusty, Jason 69, 134 Trusty, Kim 40, 50 Turpin, Carolyn 80 Uhles, Mike 5, 54, 104, 105, 112, 113, 115, 130, 131, 136 Umfleet, Gary 50 Umfleet, Jim 31, 33 Uribe, John 54 Uribe, Ray 50 Vallejo, Gilbert 5, 10, 12, 45, 47, 50, 96, 100, 102, 104, 105, 124 Vallejo, Jessica 45, 64, 97, 102, 118 Vallejo, Ricky 9, 10, 12, 14, 29, 31, 33, 100, 102, 104 Vanaman, Sherri 31, 33, 100 Vanaman, Steven 64 VanBuren, Donna 59 Vargos, Saul 69, 134 Verduzco, Alejandra 64 Verduzco, David 5, 9, 50, 104, 110, 111, 113, 114 Verduzco, Julisa 69, 103 Vernon, Jeff 59 Vernon, Joanie 50 Vernon, Kathy 59 Viator, Greg 8, 31, 33, 105 Voisine, Thomas 59 Voutsinas, Kim 50 Waddell, Judy 69, 103 Wagoner, Kim 54, 116, 127 Wait, Robert 12, 31, 33, 96, 100 Walker, Kelli 59, 104, 105 Wallace, David 64 Wallace, Johny 64 Warren, Herbert 91 Warren, Melissa 59, 99, 102 Warren, Randy 64, 97, 102 Warwick, Tony 50 Wasniak, Eddie 31, 33 Watkins, Terry 87, 99 Watson, E.J. 59, 110 Watts, Marija 64, 97, 102 Watts, Sara 64, 103 Wefler, Mark 69 Wefler, Mike 54 Werner, Wayne 69 Westbrook, Roy 50, 104 Westbrook, Sheila 39, 50 Westerlund, Frank 29, 31, 33 Westmoreland, Pamela 69, 103 Westmoreland, Richard 50, 110, 111 Weyer, Torri 69, 103 White, Patricia 64, 102 Whiting, Betty 89, 99 Whiting, Kirk 87, 120, 137 Whitmer, Dawn 51, 54, 80, 123 Wiatrowski, Mike 54 Wiggins, Pamela J. 64, 97, 118, 128 Wilcox, Ron 31, 33 Wilcox, Terry 69, 103, 120, 136 Wilkie, Billy 69, 78 Wilkie, Yvette 43, 54, 102, 104 Williams, John 50 Williams, Kimberly 69 Williams, Sheila 69, 101 Williams, Tammy 54 Williamson, Joey 54, 102, 104 Willing, Arthur 89 Wilson, Danny 59, 110, 121 Wilson, Deanna 59 Wilson, Derwin 31, 41 Wilson, Dwayne 6, 64, 102, 103, 108, 134 Wilson, Edward 59 Wilson, Gretchen 69, 128 Wilson, Lisa 64 Wilson, Pam 103 Wilson, Pat 14, 89. 132 Wilson, Rachel M. 64, 128 Wilson, Sonia 59, 102 Wood, Charles 54 Wood, Ken 31, 33, 45, 84, 102 Wright, Albert 10, 12, 54, 100 Wright, George 64, 103, 134 Wright, Robert 92, 93 Wright, Steven 64 Yager, Michelle 59, 99, 103, 131 Yost, Bill 50, 104 Yuhasz, Eric W. 69 Zambrana, Joseph 69, 103, 109 Zambrana, Juana 59, 98, 99, 100 Zblewski, Jay W. 69 Zblewski, Marq 59