Washington High School - Memory Lane Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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Our Miss Memory Lane will suffice as an example of bringing in the new. Yes, our freshmen have been a new view too. They -have come to W.H.S. for the first time and will share the memories we have. They will also receive many ideas for new traditions and carry on the spirit of Washington that has kept it one of the best. . Miss Memory Lane Crowned For First A new tradition began at Washing- ton High School with the crowning of Miss Memory Lanen on September 30, 1961. The festivities took place at the yearbook-sponsored dance held in the gymnasium amid pumpkins and corn stalks and other fall decorations. Vicki Skubis and Janice Modory were in charge of arrangements for the dance. Gloria Bie- buyck was in charge of decorations, and the crowns were made by Sandy Sekendy. At 9100 p.m. the court was announc- ed. Each girl wore a white mum corsage and was crowned with a glittering green crown trimmed with white fur. After the introduction of the court, the queen was announced. Jeaneen Hicks became the first Miss Memory Lanef, Jeaneen's first official duty was to select the winner of the free subscription to the Memory Lanef' Then, dancing resumed with the coronation dance led by Miss Memory Lane and her escort. The queen, court, and escorts: Paul Drzewiecki, Bonnie Buda, Len Starczewski, Carol Ols- zewski, John Seanor, Erica Olson, Steve Sayer, MissMemory Lane, Lorriane Swartz, A1 Ridenour, Kathleen Olejniczak, Dennis Thompson, Cathy Thomas, Dennis Nemeth 'S ,. ,f i i . . . . . .the glittering green crowns. lleftj The Coronation Dance O Il e U t w o c h 3 I c h a -cha Next is Miss Carl Olszewski escorted by Len Starszewski -5- FUN THE CUE in H6299 Activities is the key to a room full of mem- ories for the year 1961-1962. As in years past, and in years to come, no other field in our cur- riculum will be more cherished. Clubs always offered us many chances for activity. An example of this is the Booster Club which participated in the decorating of goal posts, selling of school buttons, and the selling of pro- grams at the football games, all which promoted school spirit. Plays were presented, dances were held, and courts were crowned. All this was part of the memories we would like to share with you as you leaf through Memory Lane. ACTIVITIES AND CLUBQS An Average Day An average day in the life of a typical W.H.S. student begins with breakfast. If you are on a diet or try- ing to get into a special weight class in wrestling, your breakfast may be like that pictured on the left-the fruit juice for your sunshine vitamins and the vitamin pill, to make up for the lack of food in the meal. After a good, healthy breakfast, the student prepares for school. Be- fore going out to catch the bus, our devoted student takes one last look at his English assignment, then rushes to the door. He says goodbye to his parents and the next moment we find him standing on the corner wa1t1ng for the bus The picture below was taken after a vigor- ous bus ride and there s nothing l1ke a vigorous bus ride, complete with pushing and fight- t Although the cafeteria serves many fine plate lunches, a hamburger, potato chips, and a malt can usually satisfy any student's appetite. So another nourishing meal goes by and back to class go the students. This class looks like a boys' study hall. All interest at the moment, though, doesn't seem to be centered on studying, but rather on a student who is evidently overcome by the activities of a busy school day. Wake up, Tom, it's almost 3:15. -10- School's out, and look at the expressions on the faces of our students! I think they are the happiest we've seen them all day. But why shouldn't they be? This average day just happens to be a Friday, and there's a game tonight. The bus ride home is very similar to the ride to school, but because the bus is headed in the opposite direction, the over-all tone of the conversation is on the lighter side. Linda Van Paris decided to get a little of her homework out of the way be- fore going to the game, and we see her hard at work in the picture on the left. A telephone sure comes in handy when you aren't sure about the assignment. -11- k Many of Washington's students use their time out of school to earn extra money. Above, Jim Badowski, a senior, is whon working at a neighborhood store. Below, the stands are filled for the evening's basketball game. Enthusiasm is at a peak as the boys try to out-yell the girls and cheer the team on. -12- Mike Kalb provided extra enter- tainment at the dance as you can see in the picture on the right. After the dance, the crowd usually meets at a nearby restaurant to prolong the evening just a little longer. Ordinary procedure seldom includes a mouth full of tea bag, but tonight was an ex- ception. Chris Jackowiak does the honors for Cathy Hiles as Eileen Quinn, Cynthia King, and Jerry Po- mush look on, amused. The day of a typical Washington student ends on a happy note as the next one begins Washington's Candid Camera Pam Hernicz walks in, unsuspecting, admit in hand. Did you ever wonder what you'd look like on Candid Camera? Well, eleven Wash- ingtonians now know. Of course, it's not Mr. Funt's original, but we think ours is just as good. Certain students received mysterious ad- mits during their study hall saying simply-- Please come to room 912 for about ten min- utes. Each admit had a different time on it, and one by one the students started toward 912. Little did they know that room 912, a little vacant room near the yearbook office, had a camera waiting to catch the expression on their faces as they opened the door. There was a variety of results and Wash- ington's candid camera was a success. See for yourself. Carol Wozny: Hee hee, my pic- ture'll be in the Yearbook. Hee Sharon Pomush: What??! hee! Art Jaronik: Oh, for Pete's sake! -14- Connie Williams: What could they want? for? Joanne Stroup: There must be some mistake. Willie Veldman smiled--he was on Candid Cam- era! Bob Stewart: Aw oh! I thought there was some- thing fishy about this! Jim Burnham: If they thinkidid it, they're crazy! -15- Tom Haluda: Maybe if I sneak in quietly .... Mr. Heineman was even taken in by our stunt. vf lt I H Royalty Reigns Over Orchids In The Moonlight Amid frills and flowers the juniors danc- ed to the music of The Eddy Knight Orches- tra at their annual Junior Prom. Orchids in the Moonlight was held on April 29, 1961 at the Progress Club. Reigning over the Prom were Prince Richard Kraft and Princess Bar- bara Borowiak. The court consisted of: Diana Rozanski, Dan Paczkowski, Sally Lanchsweerdt, Robert Zel- lers, Geraldine Jaworski, Robert Zygulski, Kathleen Olejniczak, Ken Ziolkowski, Mary M. Nemeth, Geza Loczi, Princess Barbara, Prince Richard, Penny Milliken, Al Ridenour, Lor- raine Swartz, and James Witucki. Newly Crowned Queen Accepts Crown And A Victory For Washington Beverly J erczak reigned as Queen of the 1962 Washington Basketball Court at the an- nual Washington-Central basketball game and royal festivities on January 25, 1962. Selected from homeroom 521 to com- pete against six senior queen candidates, Bev- erly waited excitedly with the other finalists for the half time announcement that made her queen. Part of her royal duties included the traditional exchange of roses with the Central basketball queen. The queen's court was made up of four junior girls and four senior girls and their escorts. Arrangements for the basketball court were made by the Booster Club. Halftime an- nouncement of the court was made by Sandy Sekendy, vice president. Vicki Skubis, presi- dent, did the crowning. COUNT Julia Dillon, Karen Cwiklinski, Queen Beverly Jerczak Marsha Bowman Darlene Balcer zak, Dorothy Meek, Janice Milliken, Marsha Wrobel ESCOIYSSI Len Starczewski, Weldon Collins, Ken ZlOlk0WSkl Al Ridenour Larry Schultz Tom Forsey Jim Dinges, Jim Kaczmarek, Washington-Riley Roundup Highlights The Beginning A Hnew looki' for an old traditionf' establish- ed at our second football game. The old tradition: The new look: The old tradition: The new look: The Washington-Riley Roundup! The queen and her court escorted to School Field in Chev- rolet convertibles. Gloria Biebuyck and Riley's queen, Sally Yoder, exchanged bou- quets of roses at half time. Gloria interviewed on television at half time by sports announcer Bill Etherton of W N D U. Queen, court, and escorts: Queen Gloria Biebuyck, Willie Veldman, Pat Wasikowski, Jim Sabinas, Judy Tarr, Bob Zellers, Billie Goralski, Bob Zygulski, Gerri J aworski, Al Ridenour, Carolyn Pica, and Ken Ziolkowski. Of A Senior Year Of Traditional Activities Gloria Biebuyck, a senior from homeroom 519, reigned as the Washington football queen in the 1961 Washington-Riley Roundup. Although the staging was different, the Washington-Riley Roundup still fostered friend- ship and established good sportsmanship between Washington and Riley. The Roundup bef gan on Thursday, September 14, with Riley playing host to Washington in their own back yard. Rich Kraft and the Riley football co-captains lit the bonfire which signified the spirit of the Roundup. Tension mounted as the court awaited the crowning. After speeches by Principal MacNamara, Coach Roggeman, and sports announcer Jim Wilson of WSBT, the court was announced by Len Starczewski, Student Council president, and crowned by the cheerleaders. -19- QQ 99 Drama Club presents Harvey Harvey , the mythical Pooka, was presented by the Drama Club on May 26 and 27, 1961. The Mary Chase farce was the third Drama Club pro- duction. The action of the play concerned Elwood P. Dowd, an elderly and eccentric bachelor who lived with his sister at the Dowd family mansion. Elwood was the only person Harvey haunted and the ensuing circumstances caused Elwoodls sister many anxieties and the audience many laughs. Members of the cast were: Myrtle Mae Simmons ............ Noreen Mays Veta Louise Simmons ..... .... D onna Plencner Elwood P. Dowd ....... ..... W illiam Harbin Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet ...... Barbara Pietrowski Ruth Kelley, R.N. ......... 4.Margaret Chrastil Duane Wilson ................ Edward Linetty Lyman Sanderson, M.D. .......... Vincent Vairo William R. Chumley, M.D. .... Norman Piasecki Betty Chumley .................. Cynthia King Judge Omar Gaffney ...... ..... J ames Howard E. J. Lofgren ......... .... R onald Golba -20- Drama Club Scores With Jump Over The Moon What happens when a chimpanzee invades a peaceful household? Well, if the chimp's name just happens to be Harry, and he invades the Parker fam- ily the result is mayhem and plenty of laughs. Jump Over the Moon a Vera and Ken Tarpley comedy which was presented by the Drama Club, on Novem- ber 17 and 18, 1961, depicted such a situation--- laughs and all. Pat Wasikowski .............. . . . .Louise Parker Jim Howard ....... ......... C y Parker Lewis Gross ....... Marilyn McElhaney .... . . . Tom Haluda ...... Leonard Cenova. . . Marlene Righter. . . Cynthia King .... Catherine Hiles .... Stella Kowalski .... James Witucki .... David Grzegorek. . . -21- . . .... The Delivery Man . . . . . .Vicki Parker .Herman Sherman . . . . . . .Bob Parker . . . . .Mimi Walker .........Fran Johnson Mrs. Adele Walker Miss Julia Hutcher . . . ....... Dr. Underhead ...........Ha1'ry Senior Christmas Party Is The Last Class Event In '61 On December 8, 1961, the Senior Class Party was held in the cafeteria. Dancing was preceded by a skit in which the seniors were carried back to the days of the Wild West and Marshall Mi1lon's Chevy City. After the skit the Seniors danced to the music of the Mark V's. -22- Many new styles and fads have appeared at Washington during the past year. To name just a few, there were circle pins, bubble hairdos, rock bracelets, leaf pins, fur hats, Liz Taylor blouses, short skirts, fur on boy- friend's rings, twist blouses, and of course, the twist, the pony, the Continental, the stomp, and even mashed potatoes. To the right Jim Molnar and Becky Hag- quist model their matching shirts, another fad that has spread among the couples at school. Above are some of the various shoe styles the girls could be seen wearing this year. Tom Wruble and Linda Krug stand by her locker with their matching sweaters which have come to South Bend in many different styles. So ends a busy and exciting school year for all involved. Booster Club-Spirit Amplifier Row 4 J. Schadenfroh, J. Ferris, R. Benson, S. Szczechowski, K. Kubiak, K. Sekendy, M Makowski, S. Garrison Row 3 S. Stafford, P. Rajter, H. Kubica, M. O'Chap, Stroup, D. Plencner, N. Maeshall Row 2 K. Andrysiak, F. Herman, N. Wiatrolik, C. Szymanski, I. Zwierzynski, J. Wrobel, K. Johnson Row 1 D. Thompson, J. Dabrowiak,S. Morman, C. Zmyslo, S. German, S. Scott Sandy reports to the Club. - 24 - Booster Club L-R Row 4: M. Celichowski, L. Gross, R. Geabler, D. Kazmierczak, J. Witucki, C. Kreiger, K. Thomas Row 3: L. Leeper, C. Balcer, C. Gapinski, P. Rychuralski, M. Lukaszewski, A. Musialik, C. Bauch, S. Orosz Row 2: L. McKelvey, M. Bryant, J. Tarr, N. Slaby, J. Wheeler, D. Balcerzak, J. Milliken Row 1: K. Badowski, W. Rizor, C. Ferris, P. Milliken, M. Klaybor, L. Patterson, R. Jelinski L-R Row 4: B. Foltz, K. Kusz, C. Hunter, E. Kolodziej, M. Simpkins, C. Zalejski, K. Engle, M. Lewandowski Row 3: P. Young, H. Wierzchowski, S. Maeyens,C. Pilarski, D. Medich, P. Van Autreve, N. Zmudzinski Row 2: S. Van Paris, N. Choitz, E. Winkowski, E. Jenczewski, M. Jagnecki, E. Quinn Row 1: C. Grodzicki, M. Wierschem, K. Piechocki, B. Schrader, C. King -25- Booster Club L-R Row 4: C. Maslowski, C. Olszewski, C. Herman,P. Cichowicz, C. Pica, C. Kaczorowski, S. Wincek, J. Witucki Row 3: R. Janiak, J. Jenczewski, C. Ganus, S. Chiszar, L. Glon, B. Crowder, S. Torok Row 2: A. Stepien, M. Jozwiak, G. Jaworski, K. Delinski, S. Sekendy, E. Jerzak, R. Puchala Row 1: M. Nemeth, B. Borowiak, G. Langsdorf, J . Hicks, J . Sciba, V. Skubis, M. Leda Officers: L-R Sec: C. Kaczorowski V-Pres: S. Sekendy Pres: V. Skubis -26- The Booster Club is a relatively new or- ganizationg it is in its third year. The club's primary function is to promote school spirit and participation in school acti- vities. Any student is eligible for membership. Some projects sponsored by the Booster Club are selling programs, decorating goal posts for home football games, making post- ers, holding dances, selling buttons and mums, and organizing the Washington-Central Bas- ketball Court. Much of the money raised from these projects is used for purchasing cheering uniforms. Operators Club Always Ready To Serve L-R Row 4: J. Spychalski, J. Fish, T. Osowski, S. Molenda, T. Martin Row 3: J. Moore, L. Cenova, D. Nemeth, C. Celmer Row 2: P. Zillman, J. Gorski, T. Miller, P. Kush, R. Crowder Row 1: J. Kazmierczak, B. Patterson, O. Davis, V. Saftuik The Operators Club consists of boys who volunteer their study halls to operate movie projectors. These boys first have to learn how to operate the many pieces of equipment. The members of this club render an invalu- able service to the teachers and students of Washington. Terry Martin and Mr. Pilarski investigate the trouble. -27- Latin Club--Education and Enjoyment L-R Row 4: R. Opaczewski, C. Vandermark, M. Stawicki, R. Wojtasik, D. Szabo, T. Osowski, D. Celmer, D. Mayle, M. DeLee Row 3: Y. Wroblewski, J. Paxson, L. Lentych, L. De Beck, K. Sekendy, C. Walesiewicz, L. Carstens, M. Cinal, G. Luchowski Row 2: S. Kowalski, H. Plonski, L. Miller, C. Sulentic, C. Biech, B. Crowell, S. Zwierzynski, A. Frankiewiez, C. Sowinski Row 1: S. Kurzhal, M. Kling, L. Lompe, V. Thompson, E. Marker, G. Renter, M. Soos, S. Kinney L-R Row 4: D. Grontkowski, P. Kush, D. Kaczorowski, P. Zillman, R. Miller, J. Kleinman, M. Hernicz, L. Cenova, R. Osowski Row 3: D. Leeper, D. Banicki, C. Hunter, . Winkowski, H. Szostakowski, R. Jelinski, S. Pal- kowski, N. Zmudzinski Row 2: S. Love, S. Mroz, S. Martin, S. Van Paris, J. Johnson, E. Quixm, P. Van Autreve Row 1:5 D. Swilo, C. Grodzicki, R. Ellsworth, L. Glass, N. Choitz, D. Piencner, C. King -28- Latin Club L-R Row 4: D. Wenger, M. Celichowski, D. Kazmierczak, C. Talboon, A. Van Ooteghen, S. Gar- rison, D. Morrison, J. Stacey. Row 3: L. Jarze, C. Ganus, C. Maslowski, C. Gapinski, J. Jenczewski, M. Chmielewski, A. Stepien, P. Hernicz, R. Emerick. Row 2: C. Rinke, C. Bauch, R. Lopinski, M. Bryant, P. Szucs, L. Patterson, C. Kaczorowski, C. Zalejski. Row 1: K. Badowski, N. Slaby, C. Ferris, D. Matteson, L. Wasikowski, C. Ciesielski. The Latin Club activities are centered around its meetings. These different activi- ties include talks by city foreign exchange stu- dents, movies concerning ancient Rome, and studies commentaries from speakers on their experiences in Rome and foreign countries. The only prerequisite for the club member- ship is a student must be enrolled in Latin, or must have earned a credit. Officers: Standing L-R D. Morrison, Treasurer, C. Maslowski, Secretary, D. Kaczorowski, Sergeant-at-arms, M Chmielewski, Social Chairman, C. Kaczorowski, Vice-President. Seated L-R J. J enczewski, President,Mr. Miller, Sponsor. - - Y-Teens-Fellowship and Citizenship L-R Row 4: E. Kolodziej, C. Pica, K. Kusz, S. Wincek, J.A. Jelinski, C. Jagmin, K. Engle Row 3: J . Tarr, A. Tuttle, N. Marshall, L. Sumpter, R. Jelinski, H. Szostakowski Row 2: H. Wierzchowski, L. Wasikowski, C. Ciesielski, J . Horvath, N. Slaby, J . Martin Row 1: R. Pope, M. Wierschem, D. Thompson, M. Klaybor, J . Shrack The Y-Teens is a service organization for girls. The organization's activities are affiliat- ed With the YWCA. Some of the projects the Y-Teens participated in this year were the Y- Teen Carnival, which promoted World Fellowship, Officer's Training, which was designed to -acquaint Y-Teen officers with their duties, and the Y-Teen's Annual Prom, a City-wide formal dance. The Y-Teens have a membership drive in the fall. They meet monthly and plan pro- jects in which everyone can participate. t.rl,m X -30- Y-Teens L-R Row 4: D. Olson, C. Szczypiorski, S. Torok, K. Olejniczak, P. Cichowicz, M. Seanor, C. Kac- zorowski, P. Wasikowski Row 3: L. DeBeck, M. Arelt, C. DeGreave, M. Ziolkowski, K. Kubiak, M. Chmielewski, E Winkowski, D. De Wells Row 2: K. Badowski, P. Milliken, M. Bonczynski, C. Bauch, E. Janczewski, M. Jagnecki, S Kurzhal Row 1: B. Crowell, K. Piechocki, L. Radke, N. Boyer, S. Fuller, S. Voss, C. King L Standing L-R 1 Pres: P. Wasikowski ij Interclub: M. Chmielewski Worship Ch.: M. Seanor Secretary: S. Torok Treasurer: C. Szczypiorski Seated L-R . Finance Ch.: C. Kaczorowski Sponsor: Miss Hunsberger V-Pres: K. Olejniczak -31- Hi-Y--Building Character L-R Row 4: D. Kazmierczak, J. Seanor, J. Pomush, J. Sabinas, B. Krempec Row 3: C. Rinke, W. Glon, R. Geabler, J. Olejniczak, R. Carlton, T. Kmitta Row 2: T. Kapczynski, B. Horvath, M. Lindley, D. Banicki, M. McDonald, J. Duke Row 1: R. Leichtman, D. Secrist, E. Akers, J. Cahall, P. Zillman Us . -1 ,, we ' 1 ' 1- - ' Officers L-R: J. Seanor- Pres. J. Sabinas- V. Pres. T, Wantuck- Tres. M. McDonald- Chaplain Mr. Hosinski- Sponsor The Hi-Y, an organization for boys, is affiliated with the YMCA. Under the spon- sorship of Mr. Hosinski, the club strives to fulfill its purpose which is to create, maintain and extend throughout the home, the school, and the community high standards of Chris- tian character. The major activities of the club include selling football and basketball pencils, spon- soring the annual Hi-Y and faculty basket- ball game, and participation in the citywide Swing Heart Sway, a formal dance open to all students. All boys are eligible for membership in the Hi-Y. Once a member, however, they must not miss more than three consecutive meetings. Library Club - Serving Their chool L-R Row 4: G. Jones, R. Mulhaupt, C. Chichester, C. Barbell, N. Rozow Row 3: J. Bowers, I. Mroz, M. Jagnecki, R. Grontkowski, M. Kendziorowski R ow 2: C. Wojciechowski, P. Staszewski, C. DeGeaeve, E. Winkowski, M. Krol, C. Frazier Row 1: D. Barns, P. Vogeley, L. Hodges, L. Kline, C. Wojciechowski The Library Club is one of the service clubs at Washington. Members exhibit a genuine interest in serving their school and fellow students by assis- ting Miss Hunsberger, the club's sponsor, with the general maintenance of the library. Checking, mending, and shelving books are just some of the many routine duties that each member performs daily. If a person is interested in joining the Library Club, he must have and maintain a HB' average and must be willing to complely sacrifice his study hall period to serve others. P. Wasikowski- President Miss Hunsberger- Sponsor -33- ! Future Doctors Club- tudents of Medicine L-R Row 2: J. Hildebrand, T. Kapczynski, D. Thompson, M. Hemicz, L. Lentych Row 1: C. Grodzicki, N. Choitz, D. Taberski, E. Olson The Future Doctors Club is a new club, organized at Washington just this year. The sponsor for the group is the St. Joseph County Medical Association. At the convenience of the doctors in the Association, the clubs from all area schools meet at the Medical Founda- tion. Here the hosts show films introducing the students to their chosen profession, help to familiarize them with specialties of the medical field, and answer their questions. Since Washington's Future Doctors Club is quite new, it is not too active o . its own yet, but once it gets its start, it should prove to be very rewarding for its members. L-R N. Choitz- Secretary M. Hemicz- Treasurer Henry- patient Miss Murphy- Sponsor E. Olson- President -34- D.C.E. --Training On The Job L-R Row 4: B. Coats, S. Horvath, B. Ladd, R. Palicki, S. Collins, P. Nagy Row 3: J. Brugh, D. Gregory, C. Jackowiak, J. Hillman, G. Coats, B. Tidey Row 2: B. Borowiak, M. Nemeth, M. Nemeth, S. Isaacs Row 1: M. Jacobsen, P. True, D. Rozanski At 7:15 every morning the sleepy-eyed crowd in room 913 are the sales clerks, mechan- ics, cashiers, and business men from Washington. These students attend regular classes for the first three hours and go to their jobs in the afternoon. They are members of the Diver- sified Cooperative Education Program. D. C. E. provides for business training on a part-time basis--learning as well as earning --growth and achieveement in a chosen occu- pation, a close cooperation between the school and community, and enrichment of the high school curriculum. Left to right: D. Gregory B. Borowiak B. Tidey Mr. Glod -35- J Girls Ushers Club - Girls In Service L-R Row 4: K. Olejniczak, K. Cwiklinski, K. Kmitta, S. Agala, B. Crowder, C. Szczypiorski Row 3: P. Wasikowski, M. Chmielewski, C. DeGraeve, C. Ganus, L. Krug, S.Orosz Row 2: P. Cichowicz, C. Pica, B. Collins, D. Balcerzak, A. Early, M. Wrobel Row 1: P. Soos, J. Sciba, S. Dlugosz, L. Patterson, P. Young The Girl's Usher Club, under the direction of Miss Murphy, is a service organization for junior and senior girls. Members are selected in their junior year from a list of candi- dates recommended by the junior homeroom sponsors on the basis of character, personal- ity, and dependability. The senior members in the organization vote for the final selection of the new members. , The club ushers for all plays, dinners, and other programs which utilize the building, At dances and basketball games the club checks coats. All proceeds from their activities go toward the purchase of blazers and emblems which will make the group more uniform when they serve. L-R Miss Murphy-Sponsor P. Cichowicz- lst Lt. K. Olejniczak,-Bd. Mem P. Wasikowski-2nd Lt. P. Sods-Bd. Mem. J. Sciba-3rd. Lt. -36- 1 Boys Ushers Club-- ervice Unlimited Row 4: N. Cenova, J. Spychalki, T. Osowski, C. Mc Coy, E. Hudson, L. Cenova, H. Pickens, D. Sheets Row 3: N. Rozow, P. Szymanski, D. Nemeth, D. Celmer, G. Toth, W. Wieckowski, J. Bow- Row 2: P. Boggs, B. Gale, B. Ciula, E. Cash, J. Kowalski, W. Arnold Row 1: B. Patterson, D. Krol, D. Gale, J. Hullinger, B. Clawson If you are at a football or basketball game and you canit find your correct seat ask one of the boys in the green sweaters for help. These boys are members of the Boys Usher Club. They are present at all sports activities to provide assistance whenever needed. The club is sponsored by Mr. Guin and any male is qualified for membership. Officers L-R. Vice. Pres. C. McCoy Pres. J. Spychalski Cap. N. Cenova, D. Nemeth Sec. L. Cengva Sponsor. Mr. R. Guin. -37- r The Washington High School Band L-R Standing: J. Miller, W. Glon, L. Phillips, M. Townsend 'Row 4: R. Stickler, R. Wilson, J. McCoy, S. Czemicz, G. Chichester, R. Peregrine Row 3: S. Meszegeto, J. Libertowski, J. McClain, J. Dabrowiak, T. Butiste, R. Glon, P. Ro- berts, S. Fuller Row 2: N. Choitz, L. Pejza, R. Krueger, D. Rossow, C. Bickle, L. Krug, S. White Row 1: P. Young, B. Sletten, M. Rypa, G. Reuter, J. Pilarski, H. Butts -38- Music In The Making L-R Standing: L. Gross, A. Snyder, J. Naessens, G. Ollman, R. Lovin Row 4: R. Poweis, A. Roberts, T. Wruble, R. Goldman, B. Van Kosky Row 3: D. Thompson, J. Moore, R. Mahnesmith, D. Rhoades, E. Cuzinski, D. Batz, M. Arelt, R. Warniers Row 2: M. Pilarski, L. Morman, J. Hardin, J. Jerzakowski, S. Van Paris, C. Otto, A. Frank- iewicz Row 1: S. Morman, S. Smith, B. Hixson, D. Thompson, S. Cornwall, M. Wierschem -39- Glee Club--- Bringing Enjoyment And Entertainment L.-R. E. Olsen, A. Early, D. Plencer, R. John- son, W, Coates, S. Anderson, B. Ingle, J. Shrack, T. Graham, C. Pica, T. Forsey, C. King. L-R Row 4: R. Broadway, L. Adams, C. McCoy, M. Brooks, J. Dembinski, T. Forsey, J. Riedel, C. Adams. Row 3: R. Johnson, D. Overmeyer, T. Graham, J. Douglas, D. Howe, B. Ingle, C. Stammich Row 2: D. Mayle, M. Fye, M. Finn, R. Johnson, R. Anderson, W. Coates Row 1: R. Mahnesrnith, A. Kelly, M. Polack, E. Cash, N. Jackson, J. Davis. The Washington High School Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. FitzHenry, is made up of students selected from the Glee Club classes. Approximately one hun- dred students are selected for the large choir. Smaller, groups varying from about twenty to fifty perform for the P.T.A. and other groups throughout the city, such as business men associations, the YWCA residence halls, and church groups. The Glee Club also has three special groups: Melloettes, an all-girl triple quar- tet, Mellomen, an all-boy triple quartet, and the Barber Shop Quartet. The mem- bers of these sections are selected by Mr. FitzHenry after participating in tryouts which include singing solos, sight reading, and blending voices with other singers. These groups rehearse in the mornings at 7:30 a.m. two days a week. The governing body of the Glee Club is the Glee Club Board. The Board con- sists of four members of each class and meets either during homeroom or before evening rehearsals. GLEE CLUB BOARD - 40 - opranos Row 4: P. Cichowicz, K. Cwiklinski, L. Dunn, S. Coats, H. Plonski, C. Maslowski, C. Zalej- ski, D. Wozny, B. Colquitt Row 3: J. Dillon, B. Pritchett, J. Borowski, Y. Kaluzny, L. Matthews, L. Sampter, E. Win- kowski, C. Wozny Row 2: B. Bucher, P. Libertowski, C. Dickens, P. Hansell, G. Plummer, B. Schrader, E. Quinn, C. King Row 1: J. Shrack, C. Weaver, P. Kelley, T. Carter, S. Tobias, E. Olson, E. Chrapliwy, S. Miller Altos L-R Row 3: S. Ferraro, C. Czerna, C. Pica, F. Gibbs, G. Kwiecinski, S. Johnson Row 2: J. Mc Clain, M. Kindziorowski, B. Krill, P. Van Autreve, C. Otto, S. Anderson, L Van Paris Row 1: A. Early, C. Zultanski, D. Matteson, M. Hipsak, N. Slaby -41- Glee Club MELLO MEN Row 4: T. Graham, T. Forsey, J. Riedel, L. Adams Row 3: D. Mayle, R. Johnson, C. Stammich Row 2: J. Douglas, M. Finn, W. Coates Row 1: R. Mahnesmith, R. Johnson, J. Davis MELLO ETTES Row 4: Row 3: Row 2 Row 1 . Pica, F. Gibbs, B. Colquett . Wozny, C. King, S. Anderson . Plencner, M. Hepsak Shrack, A. Early, E. Olson Performing at Christmas - - ational Honor ociety .V ' - 77Ma?fV1?ffg . ' ' 1 5 if lf? '11 L-R Row 3: C. Szczypiorski, D. Thompson, K. Olejniczak, P. Wasikowski Row 2: S. Anderson, C. Kaczorowski, S. Torok, P. Cichowicz Row 1: E. Olson, J. Hicks, -I. Jenczewski The National Honor Society recognizes those members of the junior and senior classes who show outstanding qualities of citizenship, leadership, and scholarship. Students inducted into the Society are selected by a panel of teachers and are re- cognized at an assembly in May. The induction ceremony is conducted by the senior members of the Society. Admittance into the National Honor Society constitutes one of the highest achievements a student can attain. Junior Members of 1961 -43- Y l Drama Club-Providing Enjo ment For All L-R Row 4: L. Gross, L. Cenova, T. Haluda, C. Zalipski, T. Osowski, E. Dohosiewicz, D. Nemeth Row 3: M. Kalb, M. Moody, P. Van Autreve, N. Zmudzinski, L. Van Paris, D. Gregory, S. Isaacs Row 2: N. Choitz, G. Biebuyck, M. Nemeth, B, Borowiak, C. Hiles, T. Cencelewski, P. Pilr ler, C, Baldwin Row 1: L. Janicki, J. Shrack, D. Grzegorek, D, Plencner, M. Leda, M. Lukaszewski Mr. Harbin and crew work on lighting - - 1 Drama Club-Entertainment Is Their J ob 5 l w -.Y e l L-R Row 4: H. Plonski, J. Howard, T, Borden, R. Miller, -I. Witucki, C. Jagmin Row 3: S. Anderson, C. Olszewski, J. Stroup, S. Kowalsi, L. Paulinski, M. Soos Row 2: P. Nowak, C. Weaver, B. Hixson, E. Quinn, B. Schrader Row 1: L. Krug, C. King, E. Olson, E. Chrapliwy, S. Morman, M. McE1haney A relatively new organization, the Drama Club is responsible for the produc- tion of all plays at Washington. The club is sponsored by Mr. Harbin and is open to any student who is interested in any phase of drama. Pandemonium breaks loose in Jump Over the Moon E -45- y Future Teachers Of America-Learning While Te ' L-R Row 4: J. Witucki, D. Kazmierczak, M. Celichowski, F. Gibbs, P. Cichowicz, L. Dunn, S. Kinney Row: 3: C. Olszewski, C. Gapinski, J. Dillon, K. Henney, A. Stepien, J. Jenczewski, J. Nagy Row 2: L. Krug, C. Bauch, K. Badowski, K. Delinski, S. Kowalski, E. Winkowiki Row 1: D. Matteson, M. Anda, C. Ferris, P. Szucs, R. Ellsworth L-R President-J. Witucki, Treasurer-M. Chmielewski, Sponsor-Mrs. Kercher, Sec- retary-P. Young, Vice-President-L. Patterson -46- Future Teachers Of America- The Hope Of The Future I L-R Row 4: J. Schadenfroh, H. Plonski, C. Zalewski, M. Chmielewski, D. Niedbalski, J. Tweza, C. Frazier Row 3: M. Sikorski, R. Schultz, M. Bryant, S. Najdek, M. Bland, D. DeLee, S. Martin Row 2: D. Kocsis, J. Bierwagen, S. Smead, S. LeeVan, C. Otto, L. Patterson, C. Wojciechow- ski Row 1: B. Patterson, P. Young, M. Klaybor, N. Slaby, C. King, J. Shrack, B. Crowell l J l i The main objectives of the Future Teachers of America is to develop and stimu-J late interest in teaching to those who want to enter the teaching profession. its acti- vities include having guest speakers at meetings, attending conventions and organi- zing field trips. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Kercher and the membership is open- ed to anyone who is interested in teaching. -47- Home Economics Club-Future Homemakers lf' . f L-R i We Row 4: C. Frazier, C. Baker, F. Gibbs, S. Kinney, M. Mc Duffie, S. Bone Row 3: D. Combs, S. Brown, C. Jagmen, H. Syostakowski Row 2: J. Jarzakowski, P. Luczkowski, C. Berus, C. Hom, J. Horn Row 1: S. Dlugosz, S. Wall, J. Diehl, R. Mahler, M. Major L-R Officers F. Gibbs, J. Hom-President, Miss Pfaff-Sponsor, M. Mc Dufiie, H. Szostakowski -48- Under the direction of Miss Pfaff, the Home Economics Club is training our future homemakers. These girls receive valuable experience by serving at school functions and P.T.A. meet- ings, by sewing club aprons and many other realistic jobs. This is open to anyone who has an interest and has had a semester of Home Economics. if I ath Club-Combining Talent With Interest L-R Row 4: D. Thompson, K. Ziolkowski, A. -laronik, M. Stawicki, B. Dowlut, D. Niedbalski, -I. Turza Row 3: D. Balsbaugh, L. Gross, C. Rinke, B. Brzezimski, N. Cenova, L. Cenova, J. Wirth, R. Miller Row 2: J. Witucki, S. Sevee, M. Celichowski, P. Zillman, D. Secrest, W. Mc Kesson, A. Van Oteghen Row 1: R. Crowder, C. Olszewski, C. Grodzincki, K. Horvath, M. Mc Elhaney, L. Patterson, E. Winliowski L-R Officers Mr. Henriott-Sponsor . ' ' D. Thompson-President T h e m al H 0 bJ e CU V 9 0 f t he M. Celichowski-Treasurer Math Club is to teach its members S. Levee-Vice-President the new and different techniques in Math. In their first year they already have accomplished a great deal. One of their first projects was studying the slide rule and by now most members have mastered this instrument. A special service to members of the Math Club is being able to take advantage of its tutoring service in which those members who have taken higher math courses help those members who need help. The Club, sponsored by Mr. Henriott, welcomes any student who has an interest in any phase of math to join. -49- Student Council- tudents In Action L-R Row 4: C. Fujawa, J. Kaczmarek, H. Leffel, J. Opaczewski, T. Forsey, E. Sniadecki J Bier wagen, O. Kreczmer, D. Mayle, T. Conner Row 3: M. Cinal, R. Bobelenyi, M. Celichowski, M. McDuf5e, S. White, M. Moody C Woz ny, J. Egierski, -I. Slater, J. Buda, J. Phillips Row 2: B. Butler, D. Elliott, S. Dygulski, D. Rossow, M. O'Chap, D. Balcerzak D Kocsis, P. Hansell, C. Beckel, J. Schadenfroh, G. Santa Row 1: R. Goldman, C. Dickerhoff, J. Libertowski, J. Horvath, P. Nowak, S RUSZkOWSkl G. Althouse, J. McClain, J. McKinney 44 The Student Council is a student government made up of responsible stu- dents, one boy and one girl from each homeroom. The Council works as a media- tor between the school system and the students and serves as a sounding board for the problems that confront the school and the students. The Council reflects the students' view and awakens deeper loyal- ty and regard for Washington High School. School. Activities sponsored by the Student Council include a back-to-school dance in the fall, the Washington-Riley Roundup, and the American Field Service fund drive. Bottom: President Len listens attentively to a problem presented by a representative. -50- Jw' tudent Council-Representing Fellow tudents L-R Row 4: D. Kaczorowski, W. Hasbany, T. Paczkowski, D. Mulhaupt, J. Witucki, R. Zygul- ski, S. Jones, K. Ziolkowski Row 3: D. Leeper, C. Stammich, B. Zellers, B. Filchak, B. Crowder, C, Walesiewicz, S. Rob- ison Row 2: M. Nix, S. Van Paris, K. Henney, B. Schrader, A. Vogel, J. Johnson, P. Soos, S. Se- kendy , Row 1: D. Matteson, R. Ellsworth, N. Slaby, L. Morman, L. Patterson, L. Haluda L-R S. Sekendy-Social Chairman, B. Krempec-Treasurer, B. Zellers-Vice-President, C. Pica- Secretary, L. Starczewski, Mr. Ernst-Sponsor -51- panish Club-Learning Through Language L-R Row 4: D. Wozny, C. Stammich, B. Huffme, J. Kwiecinski, J. Schleis, B. Dowlut Row 3: C. Horn, D. Meek. C. Ciupinski, G. Shidler, M. Ziolkowski, S. Smith, M. Bowman Row 2: C. Krieger, B. -Ierzak, C. Baldwin, J. Kring, J. Williams, S. Bolka, S. Stafford Row 1: J. Tarr, G. Langsdorf, P. Milliken, J. Hallinger, D. Osowski, V. Saftiuk The Spanish Club is one of two lan- guage clubs at Washington. It was organ- ized for Spanish students who are inter- ested in increasing their understanding of the Spanish Language and Spanish cus- toms. Among the events sponsored by the club was a recreation dance for the stu- dent body. During the Christmas season the club purchased and decorated a Christ- mas tree for the front entrance of the school. L-R J. Kwiecinski-Social Chairman Mr, Guin-Sponsor C. Stammich-Vice-President J. Tarr-Treasurer G. Langsdorf-Secretary 'T Future urses Club-Preparing For The Future L-R Row 4: C. Piech, D. Colpart, S. VVincek, S. Wozniak, C. Maslowski, G. Jones, S. Torok, L. Wroblewski, C. Gapinski, M. Weymon Row 3: C. Slulentic, S. Mroz, M. Sparazynski, R. Lopinski, D. DeLee, K. Thau, M. Riden- our, S. Bryant, D. Rossow, C. Hunter, M. Leda Row 2: J. Bourn, A. Johnson, P. Rajter, L. Wasikowski, C. Ciesielski, A. Musialik, R. Jelin- ski, L. Piatkowski. D. Battle, R. Puchala, M. Lukaszeeski Row 1: G. Langsdorf, P. Libertowski, P. Nowak, L. Lompe, M. Kling, J. Horvath, R. Pope, M. Zurawski, K. Andrysiak, J. Wrobel The Future Nurses of America, sponsored by our school nurse, Mrs. Shahin was organized to create and develop the interests of future nurses. The club's acti- vities include visiting various hospitals and observing the different types of Work and making gifts for children in hospitals during various seasons of the year. Mrs. Shahin, club spon- sor, and Susie Issacs discuss future plans. l -53- Kiwanis, Lion, And Rotary-The Best Of The Senior Class Robert Hadrick Kenneth Ziolkowski Terry Martin Sam Levee Kiwanis Kiwanis Kiwanis Kiwanis Richard Kraft Delbert Bloss Lion Lion An activity for outstanding boys in the Senior Class is to represent Washington at the weekly meetings of the Kiwanis, Lion and Rotary Clubs of South Bend. These boys be- come junior members and attend meetings for a nine week period. These sessions consist of lunch, song fest, the regular meeting and a guest speaker or a movie. The main purpose of this activity is to give high school students a chance to meet and exchange ideas with the South Bend bus- inessmen. Robert Zellers Terry Borden Lion Rotarian Len Starczewski Willie Veldman Dennis Thompson Rotarian Rotarian Rotarian -54- rt Club-Mastering The Arts S 4 L-R Row 4: J. Howard, -I. Garcia, J. Kwiecinski, T. Borden, B. Brezezinski, S. Jones, P. Szyman- ski, J. Schleis Row 3: J. Witucki, B. Fouts, B. Coats, M. Reiter, M. Sirnpkins, M. Moody, B. Cukrowicz, L. Cenova. Row 2: C. Olszewski, M. Dickens, N. Zmudzinski, E. Quinn, D. Medich, L. Paulinski, L. Van- Paris. The Art Club, under the guidance of Mr. Paradis, enters into many activities- the most important being providing scenery for the school plays and musicals. They contribute posters to boost school moral and visit Art Centers and Chicago. The Art Club is opened to anyone who has an interest and is taking art in school. Mr. Paradis, club sponsor, and Terry Borden, President, work on a new project. -55- G.A.A.-Physically Fit And Able L-R Row 3: G. Jones, B. Harris, S. Love, J. McClain Row 2: D. Swilo, S. Kowalski. M. Lukaszewski Row 1: N. Choitz, M. Leda, S. Bryant, M. Laberge The purpose of the W.H.S. Girls' Athletic Association is to stimulate participa- tion in girls athletics and to promote ideals of health and sportsmanship. A few ob- jectives of the G.A.A. are to help build your character and ability to get along with others in work as well as play, to teach leadership and, most of all, to teach respect for others and their personal possessions. The club provides athletic participation in many different sports, both intra- mural and between schools. Although the G.A.A. ismainly for athletic participation they also sponsor dances, have bake sales, and many other activities. Any girl is eligible for membership in the G.A.A. Sandy and Miss Shively -55- G. A. A.-Girls In ports L-R Row 4: E. Causey, D. Olson, P. Hernicz, P. Brodie, K. Johnson, M. Makowski, K. Sekendy Row 3: C. Silvers, K. Jozwiak, S. Herman, E. Laskowski, B. Stevens, S.xPejza Row 2: C. Erhardt, S. Zwierzynski, E. Agnew, B. Blake, C. Johnson, C. Jackson, M. Town- send Row 1: L. Vogeley, K. Piechocki, E. Williams, S. Smith, P. Vogeley, G. Reuter R-L Sponsor: Miss Shivley, Pres.: Sandy Sekendy, Vice Pres.: C. Williams, Sec.: J. Williams, Treas.: M. Pilarski, Point Recorder: P. Cichowicz -57- Business Club-Todayls Students, TomorroW's ecretaries. if L-R Row 4: D. Olson, L. Wroblewski, C. Jagmin, L. Leeper, J. Wheeler, B. Jankowski Row 3: S. Orosz, B. Lichkai, S. Ol'SZLllak, S. Kosmala, L. McKelvey Row 2: J. Dalrowski, W. Rizor, J. Borowski, C. Pietrzak, D. Buczek Row 1: S. Momxan, M. Wierschem, E. Chrapliwy, S. Dlugosz, M. Zurawski The Business Club of Washington High School was organized during the fall semester of 1961. This year, Miss Walsh has been sponsor of the club with Mrs. Di- mich, Mrs. Schenck, and Mr. Rarick as associate sponsors. The club was organized for the purpose of better acquainting those students in- terested in Business Education and in business as a vocation with business proce- dures, business practices, and business opportunities. In order to best accomplish these objectives, the club is visiting offices to learn business procedures first hand, it is having speakers from business offices, from em- ployment agencies, and from members of various specialized fields such as members of the National Secretaries Association, from the field of accounting, etc., it is hav- ing movies and reports by members of the club. It also plans special observance of National Secretaries Week which is the week of April 22 through 27 this year. -58- Business Club- olding Their Future i 4 L-R Row 4: M. Van Autreve, S. Chiszar, C. Ganus, Y. Baich, D. Pocza, S. Toi-ok, J. Harvey, C. Thomas Row 3: C. Kreiger, L. Glon, R. Grontkowski, M. Jozwiak, S. Sekendy, L. Kohler Row 2: G. Jaworski, J. Tarr, G. Langsdorf, B. Jerzak, K. Delinski, M. Macon Row 1: M. Leda, M. Lukaszewski, P. True, J. Sciba, M. Gorbitz, P. Soos L-R Standing: Vice-President-D. Pocza, Secretary-J. Jaworski, Sponsor-Miss Walsh, Social Chairman- M. Van Autreve, Sergeant of Arms-Y. Baich, Seated: President-C. Kreiger -59- Hatchet Staff-Reporting The News l Mr. Harsh, Staff Advisor, and Carolyn Pica, Editor, inspect the new copy. L-R Pat Cichowicz, Layout Editor, Gloria Biebuyck, Typist, Cynthia King, Asst. Circulation Mana- ger. L-R Carol Olszewski, Staff Writer Jim Witucki, Asst Adv, Manager Sylvia Tobias, Typist Hatchet Staff-Producing Our Entertainment L-R Mike Celichowski, Asst. Picture Ed. Erica Olson, Staff Writer Laura Patterson, Adv. Manager The Hatchet is a biweekly news- paper published by the students under the sponsorship of Mr. Harsh. Stu- dents who contribute their talents to the Hatchet spend much time after school putting the paper together. Reporters, although a separate group from the Hatchet staff, are vital to the success of the newspaper. Staff members are chosen from the report- ers who have contributed in turning in good copy and who attended re- porter meetings regularly. L-R Vicki Skubis, Society Editor Jeaneen Hicks, News Editor Paulette Young, Feature Editor Marie Gorbitz, Circulation Manager L-R Lee Cenova, Photographer John Dorogi, Sports Editor Lewis Gross, Picture Editor Gene Cenova, Photographer Yearbook taff - Reliving The Past L-R Bonnie Buda Diana Rozanski Adele Stepien Sandy Sekendy Pat Soos Susie Torok C yndy Maslowski A w-. M, .ff wa, One of the busiest rooms in Washington is 917, the year- book office. From September until May the yearbook staff of seniors is busy compiling all the memories of its past four years into what they boast will be the biggest and best yearbook everf' Limited in scope only by the number of pages in the 1962 Memory Lane, the staff has employed many new ideas includ- ing color to present the student body with a Memory Lane that will not soon be forgotten. 8 r 62- Kathv Olejnlczak Edlto r L-R Gloria Biebuyck Barbara Widawski Lorraine Swartz John Dorogi Len Starczewski Rich Kraft Marie Gorbitz Janice Modory Kathleen Kimitta Yearbook taff-Producing The Yearbook L-R Kathleen Henney Barbara Niezgodski Pat Cichowicz Pat Wasikowski Carolyn Pica Erica Olson -Ieaneen Hicks Candy Szczypiorski Vicki Skubis, Asst. Editor N. a 1 Y A aiaa .. -p ,, s J . I 1 xl 'K --Nr, -- M at aiiaaaa aaaa at Not an easy task is this business of putting out a yearbook although the sound of laughter mingled with the sound of the typewriters might indicate otherwise. Pictures must be taken, copy written, advertisements solicited, subscriptions taken and deadlines met before the 1962 Memory Lane is delivered to you. Jim Badowski, Photographer L-R June Jelinski Terry Martin Susie Isaacs Linda Kohler Carolyn Kaczorowski Gerri J aworski -53- Hoosier Girls' And Boys' State- Learning Government Proceedings Carolyn Pica and Pat Wasi- kowski served as alternate and del- egate respectively to the 1961 ses- sion of Hoosier Girls' State. Girls' and Boys' State is an American Legion activity developed from recogni- tion of the need for youth training in practical citizenship. It functions in co-opera- tion with all the Indiana high schools. Pat Wasikowski, Carolyn Pica, Len Starczewski, and Rich Kraft were selected by Mr. McNamara and sponsored by American Legion Post 357. Pat and Len repre- sented Washington High School as delegates while Carolyn and Rich served as al- ternates. Girls' and Boys' State was held at Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana. Girls' State was held July 1st to 7th while Boys' State was June 17th to 24th of 1961. This program was organized as a school of government and practical politics de- signed to give all who attend actual experience in the problems of self-government as operated in Indiana. Len Starczewski, delegate, and Rich Kraft, alternate, were Washington's representatives to Hoosier Boys' State. -64- T.B. League-Representing Washington 1 E L-R Mrs. Duggan, Washington sponsor, Mary Ann Bryant, junior class representative, and Louis Gross, senior class representative, check plans for the future. Once a month two representatives from every school in the county meet with Mrs. Brown of the T. B. county office to discuss and learn new ways of raising money to combat T. B. One Junior and one Senior are selected to represent Washington at these meet- ings. The present representatives are Mary Ann Bryant, a junior, and Lewis Gross, a senior. Two main projects sponsored by the Junior T. B. League are the Christmas seal drive and the poster contest. -65- Junior Achievement-Eventual Businessmen L-R Row 3: L. Verhaegen, M. Celichowski, D. Colpaert, S. Comwall, S. Ives, J. Wegenka Row 2: M. VanAutreve, C. DeGraeve, D. Olson, S. Coates, J. Wheeler Row 1: K. Lovitt, C. Smith, C. Smith Junior Achievement is a nationwide program established by business, educa- tional and civic leaders. It organizes groups of young people between the ages of lif- teen and nineteen into miniature companies of their own. J. A. teaches what it means to own, manage, and work for a business enterprise. It is an extra-curricular, learn-by-doing activity and gives boys and girls experience in record keeping, pro- ducing and selling goods or services, paying and receiving wages, and using capital. Joe Duke, J. C. Moore and Leo Verhaegen serve as J. A. pres- idents from Washington. -66- Grchestra-Reviving The Classics L-R Row 2: C. Piech, J. Pilarski, J. Naessens, C. Vandermark Row 1: P. Gish, K. White, R. Mc Coy, J. Grabowski, J. Moore The Orchestra, now in its second year, is composed of nine members. Starting from the very beginning, Mr. Jay Miller is building up a fine but small group that is interested in advancing music at Washington. The group has performed for the Style Show, for Central and for the Washing- ton P.T.A. Much more activity is expected in the next few years. -57- Cheer Block-Reviving School pirit V01 I .WZ ' if -. in rf? 111 AE Row 7: E. Kolodziej, G. Gnott, K. Kusz, N. Zmudzinski, M. Wierschem Row 6: J. Martin, C. Engle, J. Stroup, J. Crotty, N. Bartorff, R. Gruber, S. Cross, C. Smith Row 5: S. Nowak, L. Wasikowski, J. Larence, S. Waslicki, J. Vargo, M. Jagnick, K. Jozwak Row 4: D. Howard, M. Major, C. Frazier, N. Marshall, M. Ray, C. Burnes, S. Bronstetter Row 3: C. Silvers, C. -Iamrock, L. Dion, P. Luczkowski, L. Matthews, J. Parker, D. Stewart, V. Compton Row 2: -J. Deardorff, S. Bone, J. Dabrowiak, S. Williams, B. Foster, S. Piejza, P. Gish, M. Bland Row 1: A. Frankiewicz, B. Luczkowski, E. Causey, P. Van Autrieve, M. Van Autrieve, I. Mroz, W. Slaby, D. Felix Under the supervision of Mrs. Heineman, Washington High School formed its first successful cheerblock. This group, all girls, consisted of 53 active members who displayed their talents during the 1961-1962 basketball season, at the assemblies and games. Their uniforms consisted of white blouses accented by green bows at the col- lar and white gloves. We wish continued success to this new organization which pro- moted strong school spirit. Proudly waiting to perform Cheer block in action -68- Homeroom 915--The Yearbook's Second Waiting patiently for the Memory Lane pictures to be completed. Headquarters To express our great appreciation to Mr. Heineman, Mr. VanGilder, and freshman homeroom 915, we, the Club Editor and Staff would like to dedi- cate this last page of the Club Section in our yearbook. During two long months, these people co-operated wonderfully by al- lowing us to literally push them into the hall. Finally managing to complete our picture taking, we would like to acknowledge our many thanks for their kindness. Thank you Mr. Heineman, Mr. VanGilder, and homeroom 915!!! Carrying on the greatest amount of business in the least amount of space. While waiting for his classroom to be evacuated, Mr. VanGilder reads the I-Iatchetf' - - VICTORIES MANY, LOSSES FEW ' H6299 The teams of Washington High have brought us many wonderful victories this year. In years past our teams, such as the football team and basketball team, have done wellg however, this year our football team started the season off with a bang by winning the Eastern Division and Northern Indiana High School Conference. To the Senior Class this was a mark of greatness for the team. As a matter of fact, this was great to the whole school because this meant a good begin- ning to a good year. We know well, too, that all the other teams of Washington High School have done their best to bring WHS MANY VICTORIES ---- LOSSES FEW. S SPORTS ni. .., Panthers Capture NIH C Title First row, left to right: D. Johnson, H. Jenkins, B. Hadrick, S. Sayer, R. Kraft, M. Kalb, B. Schultz, J. Butler, J. Pomush, L. Starczewski, J. McFadden. Second row: J. Judd, W. Mid- lebrook, M. Castleman, N. Morenc, C. Fujawa, J. Corbett, J. Molnar, B. Lloyd, A. Caro- thers. Third row: J. Duke, D. Howe, R. Rozmarynowski, B. Ingle, M. Vellner, R. Bobyleni, S. Townsend, D. Smith, J. Kaczmarek. Fourth row: M. Hernicz, J. Seanor, G. Chichester, D. Szymczak, F. Jones, E. Thomas, A. Jones, R. Ciesielski, R. Blood, J. Garcia. THE TEAM Wahington High School's 1961 football team ended with a 10-0-1 mark. The only mar on the record was a 7-7 tie at Elkhart. Rich Kraft scored 7 touchdowns to lead all scores. Kraft, Hadrick, Kalb, and Sayer were elected to the All-Conference football team. Kraft made the All-State team with the three others getting honorable mention. Great thrills were experienced by the team. A 13-7 victory over Mishawaka in the final 18 seconds was the big thrill. Another was the winning of th N.I.H.S.C. title from Gary Mann, 20-6. In ten games the Panthers compiled four shutouts, and scored a total of 190 points. RECORD St. Joseph 13 - 6 Michigan City 29 - Oc Riley 26 - 14c Ft. Wayne N.S. 38 - Oc Elkhart 7 - 7c Adams 20 - 6c Central 28 - 0 Mishawaka 13 - 7c La Porte 20 - 13c Gary Mann QNIHSCD 20 - 6 Cc-conference games! - 72 - QQ 99 ' ' 9 B Team Provides Experlence For Next Year S Varsity 34, 48, 1 Row L-R. M. Hernitz, J. Garcia, E. Thomas, J. Molnar, D. Smith, D, Howe, R. Rozmary- nowski, R. Bobyleni 2 Row L-R. W. Jones, E. Pianstki, J. Papczynski, T. Paczakowski, D. Smith, C. Cartwright, J. Moore, D. Kowalczyk, J. Kaczmarek 3 Row L-R. D. Jaronik, C. Turner, A. Jones, F. Jones, B. Ingle, A. Chichester, D. Szymczak, R. Bloode, M. Vellner 4 Row L-R. R. Ciesielski, A. Grzynski, L. Zakrocki, B. Kapaczynski, T. Kmitta, T. Paca- kowski RECORD GOSHEN 0 WHS 28 ICJ MISHAWAKA 6 WHS 32 ICJ ELKHART 0 WHS 6 ICJ MICHIGAN CITY 6 WHS 20 ICQ LAPORTE 7 WHS 6 ICJ RILEY 0 WHS 7 ccm ST. JOSEPH 12 WHS o CENTRAL 6 WHS 13 Icy ADAMS 20 WHS 6 Icp WON 5 LOST 4 C DENOTES CONFERENCE GAMES -73- John Seanor-End Mike Castleman-End Mlke Kalb-2nd team -All Conference-Center Len Starczewski-Tac , 5' 'Xie . 1 W7 kle Bill Shultz-Tackle mgggmn ,ww we mf -1.334 Jlm McFadden End Steve Sayer-1st team A11 Conference-Guard 1.-if ,QIMEMJ L3 . A , If lm, fi iw' ' 5' , A M-Jade -52--'SWL' if ii , 11, -:A ax V Q-,ap J-, ...ff 55, 1 nf. 3 Wifi 5-wwf? 1' in 1' J ww Q. Yi' it sg R , I .fx eXe1.yw,i.h,x:i' Ag' ,335 .nv E55 in ' -w wfwv ,. 4. 3- . Lb f- f ' . pw :ppm-gk , ' A , 5 3 1 1 w p.. m Nfl MAQH--5Km :f1f,.fx-A K Q, 1 ' U ' 5 ,f Vai- A ' 'V V' 1' - 'iffi -f L? K .f , S ' ' 1 '-..g:iNf?v,, u?'g:!4S,:,wef.Qf' W 1 , ., . Rich Kraft-1st team All Conference-Fullback A W., ,wg N ,, ,. , it m :W m S, ra pf mA 'L 5-5 Doug Johnson-Halfback 1 ff - 1 443, , -1 g , 5 A ' 5 Bob Hadr1ck-2nd team All Conference-Quarterback Bill L10yd-Haltback Jim Corbett-Halfback Henry J enkms-Fullback Joe Duke Halfback Panther Gridders In Action Henry Jenkins and Dick VanDyke fight for possession of ball. Lloyd outsprints nearest Central opponent to goal for one of WHS's many TD's against the Bears. Preying Panther, Rich Kraft, stops St. Joseph's Tom Szajko for short gain. Hadrick skirts end for 'a tally in the NIHSC playoff game behind a good block thrown by captain Rich Kraft. Cross Country Closes With A Record Of 5 Wins Top row--George Jones, Durmon Butler, Jim Sabinas, Bob Krempec, Mike Fye, Ron Leicht- man, Coach Jon Jepsen Bottom row--Jim Coleman, Dan Soley, John Pawlowski, Bob Mitchell, Mike Corty, Tom Coleman 1Mgr.J Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington 1961 Cross-Country Record Penn New Carlisle Mishawaka Adams Goshen Central Michigan City Washington Clay New Carlisle Riley LaPorte Elkhart Ft. Wayne North Side CCI denotes conference meet. QLower score denotes win.J Won-5 Lost-7 Tied-1 City Meet 3rd place K 63pts.J Conference Meet 14th place f365pts.J Q22 teamsb Sectional Meet 7th place Q209pts.J Q25 teamsl Ron Leichtman, Washington's No. 1 Runner, strides across the finish line. - 77 - Won Won Lost Lost Won Tie Lost Won Lost Lost Lost Won Lost Gur Wimmers Add Hours Of Practice To Their Skills And Abilities. 4th Row fLeft to right! John Douglas, Tom Tobolski, Gordon Kaylor, Al Kane, George DQ- Smet, Sam Levee, Dave Nagy, Fred Chmielewski, John Spychalski. 3rd Row fLeft to right! Dan Horvath, Ray Maxson, Dave Chmielewski, Harold Mays, Bill Gale, Bob Krempec, Don Horvath, Ron Wilson, Stan Czernicz, Dennis Kring, Dennis Reiss lMgr.l, Coach Jon Jepson. 2nd Row fLeft to rights Eric Wincek, Doug Copelin, Creighton Miller, Bob Patterson, Fred Walorski, Larry Radics, James Deardorff, Ken Horvath, Dave Balsbaugh, Paul Boggs iMgr.j. lst Row 1Left to right! Rick Krueger, Paul Orban, Walt Smudzinski, Mike Fye, Doug Gale, Joe Csabi, Larry Carstens, Mike Miko, JimMcKinney, Dennis Rhodes CMgr.J. -73- Seniors Capture Honors Al Kane Sam Levee George DeSmet Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Gordon Kaylor Record 1961-1962 40 Penn 60 Portage 66 Froebel 48 Horace Mann 40 Hammond 35 Culver Military 25 Valparaiso 42 LaPorte 43 St. Joseph Michigan 60 Lew Wallace fGaryJ 53 Gary Wirt 61 Goshen 20 Riley 56 Whiting 40 Central 35 Howe Military 63 Michigan City 41 Adams Won 8 Lost 10 City Meet 4th place -79- Panthers Thrill Fans With Victory Over Centra 1. B. Lindsey, W. Middlebrook, B. Hadrick, J. McFadden, S. Sayer, S. Townsend. 2. Coach S. Nowicki, H. Jenkins, R. Bethel, B. Bloss, D. Johnson, S. Forray, D. Davis. Washington High Schools 1961-62 basketball season ended with a 10-12 record. The round-ballers were very successful in the 1961 campaign, compiling a 7-3 record, then an eight game losing streak hit the team. Victories over Gary Roosevelt and Laporte were highlights of the season. But the victory over highly rated Central was the brightest spot. The sectionals were played for the first time at Washington. Washington defeated Riley in an overtime, but lost by two points to Adams in the final quarter. With about half of this year's varsity returning, WHS should look for- ward to a successful season next year. Washington 66 Washington 4 7 Washington 5 8 Washington 5 7 WashingtonfCJ. 62 WashingtonfC.l 48 Washington 74 WashingtonCC.J 64 Washington 8 1 WashingtonfC.l 42 Washington 64 WashingtonfC.D 46 WASHINGTON SCORES WashingtonfC.J 52 LaPorte Noll Washington 54 Gary T. Penn WashingtonfC.J 57 Adams St. Joe Fort Wayne North Side Washington Riley Riley Washington Central East Chicago Roosevelt Elkhart Sectional W?'shmgt0n Clay washington Riley form Mlshawaka W h. Adams Fort Wayne Central as mgton Catholic Goshen Central Won 10--Lost 12 Washington QCJ 73 Washington 64 Washington ICJ 55 Benton Harbor Michigan City fC.J denotes Conference Game 1 YK Q QA .Q . Wfwxf MQ-1 Y 3'-1 if X-K sfhgnm is iv A 'WI ,ure J VW, , ,- ,--,HW Our Future Varsity Row 1-Left to Right: Mgr. F. Skubis, A. Jones, F. Bass, G. Johnson, L. Gillian, L. Kenney, K. Milliken, Mgr. J. Pacay Row 2-Left to Right: Coach Lewandowski, B. Bloss, M. Hernicz, F. Jones, L. Zakrocki, D. Szabo, D. Bargielski Bob Bloss Larry Gillian - - Matmen Experienced Rebuilding Year lst row-J. Pawlowski, D. Harris, A. Jones, D. Sims, J . Garcia, R. Zellers, D. Paczkowski, R. Rozmarynowski, W. Ingle, T. Paczkowski, J. Pomush, R. Kraft, W. Schultz 2nd row-M. Horvath iMgr.D, S. Becsei, D. Plonka, C. Horvath, D. Kowalczyk, D. Howe, T. Kmitta, L. Jarze, D. Jaronik, J. Coleman, S. Rozmarynowski, E. McNary, C. Dickerhoff, T. Paczkowski, J. Jud, A. Steenbeke, E. Thomas, B. Campbell Senior MATmen, Richard Kraft 8: Dan Paczkowski WHS-- WHS-- WHS-- WHS-- WHS-- WHS-- WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS-- RECORD 21--John Adams 21--Riley 29--W. Clay 3--Central 15--LaPorte 15--Niles, Michigan 16--Penn 14--Culver 15--Mishawaka 35--Howe Military ' 26--Elkhart Won 2 -- Lost 9 ici denotes conference. fc? CCD fc? fc? CCD fc? Clndermen Eye A Successful Season Top row, L. to R., J. Ebel, M. Janiak, M. Hernicz, L. Gillen, J. Bogucki, R. Emerick. Mid- dle Row, L. to R., J. Galvos, Mr. Vanilamp, R. Jones, T. Paczkowski, W. Coates, F. Jones, F. Bass, D. Smith, B. Coldman, R. Berta CMgr.J Mr. Klaybor. Third Row, L. to R., A. Kel- ly, R. Leichtman, R. Broadway, H. Jenkins, D. Johnson, D. Davies 1Capt.J, B. Lloyd, W. Mikklebrook. GW Refi-3 5 Top Row, L. to R., D. Nowicki, D. Chmielewski, D. Fields, M. Papai, J. Baumgarrer, T Majewski, J. Fish, V. Steinhoffer, B. DeVos, T. Dale, L. Kerr. Middle Row, L. to R., F. Kerr J. Davis, W. Wieskowski, R. Marciniak, R. Deszcz, D. Howe, A. Stienbeke, I. Nowacki, J Rudbeck, J. Buda, B. Opaczewski. Bottom Row, L. to R., B. Young, S. Freel, C. Dickerhoff, R. Miller, D. Chichowicz, J. McKinney, G. Jones, J. Kehoe, B Mithcell, T. Bourdon, T. Ry- churalski, O. Davis. I - 85 - Baseball Season hows Tough Competition 735 -.rn Top row, L. to R: N. Morenc, G. Chichester, J. Duke, J. McFadden, K. Ziolkowski, J. Din- ges, J. Sabinas, D. Nemeth, V. Saftiuk Middle row: R. Ciesielski, J. Kolesiak, F. Skubiszewski, R. Sinkiewicz, J. Dorogi, R. Zygul- ski, R. Hadrick, M. Castleman, J. Forray, J. Kaczmarek, C. Fujawa Bottom row: P. Harrell, M. McDonald, R. Lanchsweerdt, D. Morrison, V. Bogunia, A. Van Ooteghem, S. Garrison, C. Cartwright, J. Galentine, J. Wirth, R. Carlton The B-Team will supply next year's varsity - 86 - Mike Castleman John Dorogi Jim McFadden Bob Hadrick Jim Sabinas J06 Duke B0b Zygulski Ken Ziolkowski The Reward Of A Hard-Fought Season 'iw f, 'Z' Left to Right: Mr. Kapsa-end coachg Mr. Van Camp, Assistant back field coachg Mr. Rogge- man, head coachg Mr. Redling, line coachg Mr. Klaybor, back field coach. Captain, Rich Kraft presents NIHSC Championship Trophy to the principal, Mr. Mc- Namara. -88- The Beginning Of Better Things Row 1-Left to Right: J. Kehoe, B. Polinski, W. Major, T. Nowicki, R. Dzuibinski, G. Jones, L. Gill Row 2-Left to Right: M. Kwicklinski, F. Thomas, T. Hecklinski, J. Baumgartner, S. Kluszc- zynski, B. Johnson. Row 3: W. Chapman, T. Majewski, F. Kerr, L. Kerr, E. Sniadecki, D. Olson. Row 4: C. Adams 1MgrJ, G. Wlodarek, G. Fish, J. Bierwagon. LEADING SCORERS J. Baumgartner F, Kerr - 89 - Freshmen Win Conference and City Titles 1 Row L-R D. Gopelin, C. Dickerhoff, T. Rycnnrawski, J. Kehoe, S. Rosemarynowski, R. Marcinicak, D. Elliott, J. Slater, D. Finley, J. Davis, J. Jones 2 Row L-R D. Noviwcki, T. Majewski, V. Price, W. Chapman, B. Cinosey, J. Williams, L. Lakarczk, M. Phillips, W. Pellow, M. Hecklinski, T. Hecklinski, M. Pollack 3 Row L-R P. Galuis, R. Buda, D. DeBieser, J . Brown, D. Cichowicz, J . Carlson, G. Keyser, L. Dasaro, F. Thomas 4 Row L-R A. Jones, R. Deszcz, L. Kerr, P. Cottrell, R. Kinns, J . Laskowski, K. Goralcyzk T. Aranowski 5 Row L-R B. Cambell, B. Opaczewski, B. Wiseman, L. Versmesse, G. Johnson, L. Gillen J . Dials, W. Wiekowski, J . Fish RECORD LAPORTE 0 WHS CCD RILEY 6 WHS KCJ MICHIGAN CITY 7 WHS fCJ CBARKERJ ST. JOSEPH 0 WHS CENTRAL 0 WHS fCl MICHIGAN CITY 0 WHS QCP' QELSTONJ ADAMS 0 WHS MISHAWAKA 6 WHS WON 8 LOST 1 C DENOTES CONFERENCE GAMES 4' forfeit -90- Cheerleaders Lead Football J eaneen Team To Victories Vicki Skubis Barbara Schrader Barbara Borowiak uyck - Panther Mane Gorb - 91 . Senior Girls Dominate 1962 Varsity Basketball Squad k b Barbara Borowiak Vicki S u is Schrader PANTHER Beck Chris Czerna Reserve-Marie Gorbitz Janice Milliken Jeaneen Hicks 92 B-Team Cheerleaders New e W L-R L-R Jackie Schrack, Consuella Jackson, Nancy Slaby Leslie Fausnaugh, Becky Hagquist, Carol Wozn Pep Assembly Skits Help To Raise School Spirits The students really have a good time .......... so do the teachexs. 93 A TEACHER'S VIEW in sz Ever patient, ever eager to help, the teachers we will always be indebted to. A teacher's responsibility doesn't begin and end in his classroom, nor does his interest in us lie in teaching only. If you will but look back and remember, who were the ones to sponsor our clubs and activities, to guide us through periods of un- certainty, to cheer for and with us at the games, to cry and laugh with us at our plays and proms, our teachers were always there. Ever remembering, ever grateful, the class of '62 sends thanks to you. TEACHERS They Helped Sponsor Miss Marilyn Baer Mrs. Grace Buchanan Teaches English Teaches English B.S., Purdue University B.A., Mt. Union, U. of Wis., U. of Col. Q K v W... . Mr. Elmer Berta Mrs. Thelma Cowan Teaches Latin, C. Civics Teaches English A.B., St. Edwards, DePaul, U. of Notre Dame BA., M.A., Barnard Col., St. Ma.ry's, U. of N.D Mr. Richard Guin Mr. William Harbin Teaches English and Spanish Teaches Speech and English B.A., M.A., Westem Mich. U., U. of N.D. .A.B., Ind. U. -96- The Extra Curricular Activities e .331 . if A.B., Goshen Col., Ind. U., U. of Kentucky Mr. Harry Lewandowski Mr. Hubert Miller Teaches English Teaches Latin B.A., M.A., Iowa State U., Ball State MIS. Kay R851 Mrs. Martha Svendsen Teaches English Teaches French and English A.B., Birmingham Col., Southern Colorado U. B.A., St. Mary's Col. MiSS Gefifgina V011 Mrs. Irene Duggan Teaches English ' Teaches English ' B.A., MA., Trinity C01-, U- of Minn. B.A., Albion Col., U. of Mich., U. of N.D -97- Teachers Developed Our Mr. James Henriott Mr. John Hock Teaches Algebra, H.S. Math, Trig. Teaches Math, B.S. B.S., M.A., Ind. State. and U. of N.D. I. U. and Ind. State U. Mr. Jerome Hoffman Mr. William Poole Teaches Algebra, Geo., H.S. Math Teaches Algebra, Geo., H.S. Math B.S., M.A., I.U., U. of N.D., U. of Warsaw B.A,, M.S., Glennville State Col. and U. of N.D 2 LB. Miss Suzanne Rogge Mr. Robert Van Camp Teaches H.S. Math, B.S., M.A Teaches Algebra and Math , St. Mary-of-the-Woods Col. and U. of N .D. Ball State Teachers College Interest In World Affairs 5, KE 2 Mr. Patrick Gullifor Mr. Leonard Kapsa Teaches Biology Teaches Biology and Phy. Ed. B.S., M.S., Ind. State Col., Purdue U., Ball State Teachers B,S,, M,A,, Ind, U,, U, of N,D, Col. Mr. Stanley Klaybor Miss Marguerite Murphy Teaches Health, Biology, Phy. Ed. Teaches Chemistry and Physics B.S., M.A., Hanover Col., Ind. U, B.S., Purdue U. NN Mr. Joseph Redling Mr. Thomas Roggeman Teaches Health and Driver Ed. Teaches Biology, Driver Ed., Phy. Ed. M.S., Central Normal Ill. B.P.E., M.P.E., Purdue U. Teachers Helped Us Mr. Francis Jones Mr. John Fitzhenry Teaches Machine Shop Teaches Vocal Music, Harmony, Music Apprec B.S., M.S., Ind. State, I.U. Ext. B.S.,. B.A., M.A., U. of Scranton, U. of N.D. Mr. Richard Lovin Mr. Jay Miller , Teaches Band Teaches Orchestra B..M.M.E., M.M.E., Jordan Col. of Music, Ind. U. B.S., Ind. U., U. of N.D. Mr. Gerald Ollman Mrs. Margaret Heineman Teaches Band Teaches Phy. Ed., Swimming A.B., B.M.E., M.M., Wheaton U., Ill., Northwestern U. B.S., Ball State Teachers Col. -100- ' Outside The Classroom Mr. Jon Jepsen Mr. Sebastian J. Nowicki Teaches Swimming and Phy. Ed. Teaches Phy. Ed, BS., Purdue University U. of Notre Dame Miss Twila Shively Mr. Wayne Harsh Teaches Phy. Ed. Teaches U.S. History, C. Civics B.A., M.S., Ill. State Normal, Ind. U. B.A., M.A., Franklin Col., U. of N.D. Mr. George Heineman Mr. Clare Holley Teaches C. Civics, U.S. History Teaches U.S. History B.A., M.A.T., U. of N.D. B.S., M.A., U. of Mich., Huntington U. -101- Mr. Harry Paradis Teaches Fine Art B.S., M.A., I.U. Mrs. Norma Schenck Teachers Encouraged Us Mr. Marion R. Pilarski Teaches Art B.S., M.A., U. of Ind., U. of N.D. Miss Margaret Walsh Teaches Typing, Intro. to Business Teaches Bus. Com., Typing, Shhd. B.S., I.U. B.S. Ind. State Mrs. June Dimich Mr. Lowell Rarick Teaches Office Practice Teaches Bookkeeping and Typing B.S., Ind. State B.S., Ball State To Do Our Best Mrs. Norma Bauman Teaches Clothing I and Foods I B.S., Indiana U., San Francisco State Col., Notre Dame U. Miss Catherine Pfaff Teaches Home Economics and Foods B.S., M.A., St. Mary's Col., U. of Arizona, U. of Minn. Mr. Glenn Hallaron Teaches Mechanical Drafting A.B., M.A., Ill. Northem U., Ind. U. Miss Jane Carter Teaches Home Economics and Clothing B.S., Purdue U. Mr. Vemon Dudley Teaches Auto Shop B.S., Ball State Mr. Kenneth Jacks Teaches Woodworking B.S., Ind. U., Ball State Mr. Ronald Hosinski Teaches U.S. History, C. Civics B.A., M.A., Ball State Mr. Elmer Robinson Teaches Am. Gov., Soc. B.S., M.A., Ind. State U., I.U. as of ..o., T WM r ' ,-f- ' ff f N Teachers Challenged Our Minds VX XX X ig C X X N .-ff' K Mr. Joseph Lawecki Teaches Am. Gov., Econ., Soc., C. Civics, Wld. History. M.S.. U. of Ill., I.U. Mr. Lynn Van Gilder Teaches C. Civics, U.S. History A.B., DePauw U., U. of Durham QEnglandp ff sf' 'ff :J ess' GTX vs -.ag 5 s resins.. Mr. Francis Emst Mrs. Sylvia Kercher Guidance Counselor Guidance Counselor A.B., M.S., Ind. U., Purdue U., U. of N.D. M.A., Purdue, St. Mary's, I.U. -104- Studies For Excellence In Our Mr. Eugene Wulf Guidance Counselor A.B., M.A., Valparaiso U., U. of N.D. QM ' .JV ' 'r Mr. Eugene Glod Teaches Diversified Co-operative Education B.S., M.A., Aubum U., Ala. U., Western Kentucky State Col., Purdue, U. of N.D. Mrs. Louise Pagin Guidance Counselor A.B., U. of Ill., Northwestem U. - ,,,... J , .gz.Eg..,5gg:jzA 5, -5 , N' if L, J c T x z Q 2 T D U ' Y D 1' H P 1: H 'IP' K lb .Q 1 . ' f iq., ...Lf .w ef f f' Miss Gertrude Mickley, R.N. School Nurse R.N., B.S., U. of Mich., Ind. U. Ext. 4 VW, .,,. ZW Miss Louise Hunsberger Mrs. Martha Redden School Librarian Study Hall Supervisor B.S., M.A., I d. U. B.S., H - 105 - M.S., Ball State, Northwestem U., U. of N .D The Administration. . ..... . . Mr. John H. McNamara , Principal A.B., M.S., U. of Notre Dame. Ind. U. N4 gxx C - ..,. .,- Mr. Edward H. Pilarski, Asst. Principal B.S., M.S., Central Normal, Ind. U. 4 ,- 8 9 Miss Patricia Aftowski Miss Justine Banicki Mrs. Connie Wallis Clerk Clerk Clerk - 106 - Our Necessity Mr. Victor Pine, Head Engineer Mrs. Phyllis Combs, Cafeteria Supervisor , , Q Z . The Cafeteria Staff Operational Staff E if w l l Operational Staff Operational Staff - 107 - THE CLASS WE KNEW -108- in 62', Yes, this is the class we knew in '62. This is the class we shall remember. Together we shared ideas, jokesg together we cheered our teams to victory, and most important we studied together to pass our tests successfully. Individually our Senior Class has done well, and we will well remember all four years of fun, sweat, and making the grade. So, we would like to present the class we knew in '62 and their part of Washington High which is now a memory. SENIORS -109- Class Officers Choseltln FRANK ALFORD JERRY ALLSOP SI-IELLEY ANDERSON WAYNE ARNOLD II JAMES BADOWSKI YVONNE BAICH CHERYL BALCER JOHN BARCLAY DORIS JEAN BATTLE DAVID BATZ Final Year At Washington High MARY CATHERINE BEIER DALE BERTA GLORIA JEAN BIEBUYCK THERESA BILSKI GLADYS BLAKE DELBERT BLOSS FAYE BONDS TERRY BORDEN BARBARA BOROWIAK JAMES BOWERS Senior Class Leads Student Body MARSHA BOWMAN RICHARD BROADWAY MICHAEL BROOKS BARBARA BROWN BARBARA BUCHMAN N BONITA BUDA JAMES BURNHAM DAVID CARLSON -112- 5 K s JUDITH BRUGH ROBERT BRZEZINSKI E A S E 'lf 5 Through Activities For '61-'62 BRUCE CARPENTER PENNY CASH MICHAEL CASTLEMAN SHARON CHISZAR PATRICIA CICHOWICZ REBECCA COATS SHIRLEY COATES WILLIAM COLDMAN WELDON COLLINS BARBARA COLQUITT Queen And Court Crowned At JAMES CORBETT SUE ANN CORNWALL REBECCA CROWDER BRIAN CUKROWICZ KAREN CWIKLINSKI DAVE DAVIS - K C - 9 fi In KAREN DELINSKI GEORGE DE SMET JULIANA DE VOS MARLENE DICKENS Annual Washington-Riley Roundup 1 ff , E A JULIA DILLON ERVIN DOBOSIEWICZ JOHN DOROGI TONY DOUGLAS , , ,.W,-.2A X 1 1- .L . 5,.,.: f..,, ,- -f ,. f-fqamg. ,R - ' AF, , N' BYE M, 1.,,L.., . . , ,,.,.A , ...V ., . 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S, S52 Eu , asdwgwifiigftiq-Q W ws EXSNQ Q DOROTHY ELZEY BILLIE FILCHAK DORENE FOUTS JEFFREY FOY K 1 Q52 5, -za: ,Quin 4. wg. v,: , ..,, : wk -f 5 Football Team Captures Conference Title CURTIS GADIE CAROLYN GANUS CAROLYN GAPINSKI RONALD GEABLER N I Q k K u FAY GIBBS LORRAINE GLON I W fi l BILLIE GORALSKI MARIE GORBITZ TRACY GRAHAM DIANA GREGORY I-1 I As Seniors Play Their Final Game RITA GRONTKOWSKI LARRY GROSE LEWIS GROSS WILLIAM HACKWORTH ROBERT HADRICK DIXIE HALL JOAN HARVEY KATHLEEN HENNEY CLARA HERMAN JEANEEN HICKS Dodge City Scores A Hit As CATHERINE HILES JAMES HILLMAN MARY JEAN HINES JOYLENE HORN BERNARD HORVATH KATHLEEN HORVATH SUE HORVATH SUZANNE ISAACS SANDRA IVES CHRISTOPHER JACKOWIAK hristmas Party Features Skit MARGIE JACOBSEN ROSEMARY JANIAK GERALDINE JAWORSKI JUNE ANN JELINSKI JOAN JENCZEWSKI HENRY JENKINS GLORIA JENKINS BEVERLY JERZAK ELDON JEWSON ANDREA JOHNSON TW ff-ix-' '?l'fe4Lf, A V- Seniors And Court Reign At JUDITH JOHNSON LESLIE JONES STEPHEN JONES GWENDOLYN JONES MARIANNE JOZWIAK CAROLYN KACZOROWSKI MICHAEL KALB YVETTE KALUZNY ALAN KANE THOMAS KAPCZYNSKI Central-Washinsrton Basketball Game GORDON KAYLOR DENNIS KAZMIERCZAK ARTHUR KELLEY KATHRYN KENNEDY KATHLEEN KMITTA LINDA KOHLER CLAUDIA KRIEGER JOHN KOWALSKI GERALD KOZUCH RICHARD KRAFT Entrance Exams Are Taken By JOY LYNN KRING JERALDINE KWIECINSKT JERRY LACY EDWARD KRILL BARRY LADD RONALD LANCHSWEERDT SALLY LANCHSWEERDT GAIL LANGSDORF SCOTT LATHON MARY LEDA Seniors As College Choices Are Selected RONALD LEICHTMAN SAMUEL LEVEE PATRICIA LIBERTOWSKI WILLIAM LLOYD JEAN LONG MARGARET LUKASZEWSKI TERRY MARTIN MILDRED MAJOR MARLEE MACON Excitement And Confusion Pre vailed As Anxious Group CYNTHIA MASLOWSKI SHA CHESTER MCCOY RALPH McCOY JAMES McFADDEN EARLYNE MILES ANNIE MILLER RON MILLER MILLICENT MILLIKEN JANICE MODORY THOMAS MUMAW Prepared For Class Trip To Washington D.C. ANNA MUSIALIK JAMES N AESSEN S PATRICK N AGY DENNIS NEMETH MARY HELEN NEMETH MARY MARTHA NEMETH SHARON NIEDBALSKI BARBARA NIEZGODSKI IRVIN NOWACKI LOUIS NOWAK Gift Committee Chose Wisely For Presentation KATHLEEN OLEJNICZAK ERICA OLSON CAROL OLSZEWSKI J UDITH OSOWSKI DENIS OVERMYER DANIEL PACZKOWSKI gat WILLIAM PAULSEN LORETTA PIATKOWSKI CAROLYN PICA HAROLD PICKENS Of Traditional Class Gift T0 Washington High AA AA A DOLORES POCZA ROSALIND POPE BRENDA PRITCHETT ROSE MARIE PUCHALA ALBERT RIDENOUR JACK ROGERS DIANA ROZANSKI MARGARET RYCHURALSKI JAMES SABIN AS JANET SAVKO Theme Chosen, Decorations Assembled As Class Of '62 STEVE SAYER JAMES SCHLEIS WILLIAM SCHULTZ JUDITH SCIBA SHARON SCZEPANKIEWICZ JOHN SEANOR SANDRA SEKENDY PATRICIA SHERRILL MARILYN SIMMONS VICTORIA SKUBIS Prepare For Final Fling---The Senior Prom THOMAS SLISZ CAROLYN SMITH PATRICIA SOOS JOHN SPINNER CLIFFORD STAMMICH LEONARD STARCZEWSKI ALLEN STEENBEKE ADELE STEPIEN PATRICIA STROZEWSKI ROBERT SWANSON Commencement And Graduatlon Mark The End Of Four LORRAINE SWARTZ CANDY SZCZYPIORSKI MICKEY SZILAGYI JUDITH TARR DIANE TARWACKI CATHERINE THOMAS JAMES THOMAS DENNIS THOMPSON ROBERT TIDEY SYLVIA TOBIAS -130- Memorable Years Together For The Class Of 1962 EUGENE TOMKINS SUSAN TOROK PATRICIA TRUE MARIAM TUTTLE MARCIA VAN AUTREVE WILLY VELDMAN LEO VERHAEGEN SHIRLEY VERSMESSE RALPH WADZINSKI LINDA W ALL -131- TED WANTUCK GERMAINE WARD PATRICIA WASIKOWSKI KAY WEIDNER DAVID WENGER VELMA WHITTAKER BARBARA WIDAWSKI CONSTANCE WILLIAMS SHEIL WINCEK KAREN WISNIEWSKI JAMES WITUCKI LAWRENCE WOLFE GREGORY WOOD ROBERT ZELLERS J ERALD ZIELINSKI CHARLES ADAMS GEORGE BOLING KENNETH CONNER DAVID HATALA STANLEY MACHOWIAK KENNETH ZIOLKOWSKI SENIORS NOT PICTURED -133- ROBERT ZYGULSKI SHARON POMUSH LEROY STEIN BRUN N ER GENE STIGN ER SUSAN WOZNIAK DONALD ZIELINSKI UNDERCLASSMEN TOO -134- in QQ6299 'Rx 4 Those we leave behind, the underclassmen. They now, will fill our shoes and carry on the principles of loyalty and honor that we leave to the credit of Washington High School. Underclassmen are a multitude of things. They are Washington High now and in years to follow. They will compose its teams, its clubs, its classes. They will remain with us as memories of PA contests, bewildered faces, sincere smiles, and helping hands. JR. SOPH. FR. -135- 3? ' Us 1? ll Officers. -. F is . A ...jr N if L-J -- L.- ' g 'IQ' E .,. Q tg -M P-as . ' Sys . Z . L T S-4 Cabinet Class Officers Plan V.. . 0 Susan Dlugosz - Social Chairman, Mary Ann Bryant - President, Paulette Young - Secre- tary Treasurer, Linda Krug - Historian. Kathy Kelley - Vice-President is not present. 1 ' . rf -l 3-1 n l wi fi 5 if ' 5 ss A 1 X K -. - - I N ' ig : i 5 L . Q . K .. v 5 K -li L f X - i- Q . istandingr Richard Sinkiewicz, Robert Stickler, Thomas Forsey. fseatedl Nick Morenc, Joan Landman, Class Sponsor - Mr. James Henriott, Laura Leeper, Rick Kellogg. W 'ss' T 'il' Sli . X as ' I : ..,.X, Q tt'i 1. aasl -' Y ,,.. 5 5 is -136- Adams, L. Agala, S Anda, M. Anderson, Badowski, Baker, C. Adams, W. Ambler, A. Abraham, M B. K Fund Raising Projects on vw wwwfrf' 5 2 W 'f 4 , ww 5, ,J, AA'1i M MP' 'N . . . f 5 4'0 159 f A052 . , J et? 'N ' j e, . A . IVVA .V gm- 1-.. ' 'V .. m,,, ,My . iggiw.ff,,,f, V7 a s i Mi, 'SEQ gg V, 5 Q an-wv ,V .A 952, 'U F ..., - , f A. .- , f -4 e m 'f :' f 5 -,,1. 2 ww . V :EY E v 7 1 bfi: ,Q fl? . ,, 4 R -4 A , , , p 4 R , . a , W W, fb, .M f. W- 4?-12 ,jf f 1 ,fi . ' c if Q. f. ,f , , ,, .M ...i, ii 5. f ,- f,.,g:v,5g'f V ug . L 1' ii Wil. ' V I M' I i'- .1253 . . W '1 ' -137- Ev af - . . T43 'W rw . 1.9 . 2,A A,2.1 . .f Q W! ir , ,f . ' .e ,. . ,VA.A. 1 ,,kV t L. HW 15: 4 Av , fa . W., . . girlie. gig ' W 1, , l , Balcerzak, D. Baldwin, C. Baskin, R. Bass, F. Bauch, C. Bethel, R. Blake, D. Bloss, R. Bobelenyi , R. Bogunia, V. Bond, M. Bone, S. Bourn, J. Brown, A. Brown, C. Bryan, M. Bryant, M. Buczek, D. Carlton, R. Carothers, A. Carder, M. Carter, T. Cartwright, C. Celichowski, M. Chmielewski, F. Chmielewski, M Chrapliwy, E. Chwalek, B. Ciesielski, R. Ciesiolka, M. Ciupinski, C. Clayton, L. Coats, G. Coleman, T. Colpaert, D. Cowan, G. Cox, W. Crist, P. Cruff, S. Csabi, J. Cuthbert, B. Czajkowski, C. Dallich, S. Davenport, M. Degraeve, C. . V Deguc, S. Q , DeKerr, K. zz DeLee, D. Dembinski, J. Diehl, J. Dinges, J. . Dlugosz, S. J J, Dorn, J. j Drajus, J. if .V l Dunn, L. Early, A. Ebel, J. Egyhazi, V. Elia, G. Emerick, R. , Ferrell, R. Ferris, C. Flemming, D. F orray, J. Forsey, T. Freel, S. Fujawa, C. Galentine, J. Galvas, J . Garcia, J. Gasko, R. Genchoff, N. Gentry, P. :'i Q ., Glon, R. ,E Glover, C. Hall, T. ,ii Haluda, L. Haluda, T. ' iii Harris, R. ,,, A Hart, A. I V, Hernandez, R. . V ' , ' Hernicz, P. Hill, K. Holloway, D. '2 - -I . .mf isle W. . fa MY' -+ f f f 1 f Busy Juniors :V I f- ..,,. 3, ,J Q up '2 . , X ,H ll... . frm ' Y 1 f A-f . . . W . 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Jenkins, J. J erzakowski, J. Johnson, R. Johnson, R. Johnson, S. Jones, W. Jud, J. Kaczrnarek , J. Kahlmorgan, R. Kalb, G. Kapiszka, E. Kaplachinski, Kasznia, M. Kaufman, B. Kelley, K. Kellogg, R. Kinas, R. Kinney, S. Kitkowski, M. Klaybor, M. Klimowicz, H. Kline, M. W Klodzinski, M. Kolesiak, G. Kolesiak, R. Kosmala, S. Krempec, R. Krug, L. Kwiatkowski, Kwieran, M. J. Lancaster, B. Landman, J. Latosinski, T. Leeper, L. Leffel, H. Leichtman, L. Lewandowski, Lichkai, B. Lopinski, R. Lovitt, K. Mahler, R. Matteson, D. Mays, H. McCoy, C. McCoy, J. McDonald, M. McDuffie, M. McKelvey, L. Meek, D. S. Mendenhall, E. ' W Mlddlebrook, Miller, C. Milliken, J. Molnar, J. Moore, J. Morenc, N. Morrnan, L. Morrison, R. Naessens, S. Nagy, D. Nagy, J. Niedbalski, G. Nimtz, E. Nitka, L. Olmstead, D. Olson, D. Olszewski, J. Orosz, S. Orszulak, S. Papai, M. Patterson, L. Peck, E. Calendar Of Events For Q.. H . ... W . AV I H V .L A 7 .'i -If 'L 5 -w' A pr' ,1- J We new f Y 1 i v . .. 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H V .,f'f 'fiQ V, - 140- Junior Year Is Extremely Full or ,, A J A i g: . e R 4 ...gg-gy., V. gf... I '.ePj,,5i3f , A F A , I A . V ,,,,,, V ,, I . - If M P? ,, W . M .,,,, ' 4 ..lQ'- .gf fr A ...iff -. e 4? ffillbd I 9 VVVV I A 46 Q J rrrre .4 , . ff M -M .:- .2 ,,ef ...f 3, .M ,ij to '1 eee e . 'Milf A Q 2 :. .1 ,,,,,g.f saw ..- fe 'Wf MMVI' M. . le. . sf 4122.71 ,. .. s11z.'1f1m, .4,-gw f -I w. 'A r 11' ii - . rrr V W t f- Iv J -141- rerr in- Pendl, K. Pickens, E. Poklinkowski, Pomush, J. Pope, R. Rader, H. Raspovits, D. Rhoades, D. Richert, G. Ridenour, M. Riedel, J. Rizor, W. Robison, D. Rodriguez, E. Rozmarynows Schoen, S. Schrader, R. Schultz, L. Secrist, J. Semak, A. Shidler, G. Sidorowicz, J. Sinkiewicz, R. Skwiat, G. Sletten, B. Smith, C. Smith, C. Smith, D. Spychalski, J. Spychalski, J. Stacey, J. Stammich, C. Stickler, R. Stoffelen, J. Switalski, M. Szucs, P. Szymanski, B. Tafelski, D. Talboon, C. Thau, K. Tobolski, T. Toth, G. B i Townsend, S. . W Trump, B. Ullery, B. 4 Underly, L. 4, VanKosky, B. W TW M Van Ooteghem, A. W ZVVV W W Vellner, M. filii - ' A Vogel, s. ,,,.,,, , Waelbroeck, W. A M Walker, B. Wan, s. T Wawrzyniak, P. Wawrzyski, D. 2 Way, C. A Wegenka, J. .VV 43' W ' Wells, W. W i fi Wentland, C. H Wheeler, J. - .. x I i White, K. White, T. . Wieczorek, D. B' - W Williams, F. + W Williams. J, f 'JF 'Q' V ' Williams, E. W. ..,,.,, , Jr. hui.. HW, ,V .. 1 2 .V H W A ... '... ' A K . .,.. V . ,.V.,.. N, H 1.-jj 40.5 A... ..... A f 5' .www 'V 2 4. 17 W f 5. Mak 'We Time Passes Swiftly 1 . 5 ' 2 W 1. .. 4. Lk M , ' 1' 7' I V T ,QW .W-ff 'mmf K. Dm ,AQ 'VC -.,.. in .,i' .f 'xsu lg ..,.. ... . A vw - 41- se , IW I J ... as I W . I I v,, 2 I J f . .,. 'ew me . . sli' . A -I A: W EIW ff 3 A. Wilson, . .. ' . . , VV v u 5- Wirth, J. . A M . ., W Q ' 'M' f Wiseman, S. W W WA f M! krlff' Wisniewski, L. -M l . I ivi W N ,,. . ff Wituski, J. T F . .sf. Wmbel' M' . . ' W fl ...... A ' l ' T Wruble, T. ,g W Wi .,,i . W . A , ,,,,. Wojciechowski C WAWW W :zu A x i , Wozniak D i I L . W W T W if i h 3' F' :li-M li . . if ...,' :.e: i , .. Wozny' D' ii? lll W 11 T if - WQYQTVW B Y011r1g, P- W .. . s iWWWWl 5' WWW V T zakrowski, A. .... le? I Zarobinski, ,. Il - ky ..f. v,i K VV A I is Zepka,.S. U , Yu' W SM ,i : if gb AAA Q K I.. Q, E., Zmudzmski, K. . wiv T T iil i 5. Xi . Zolman C W sl.. f f' ' ' I .-ei' . 'M if. ff .. WW' Zrobek, M- ..... l 2 - B e,' . .vi i . in W V Zurawski, M. A , ,,., sf ,Q A. . A -142- For Underclassmen I . .,, . V ' 1 in--v 1 'f'-L S d ' :sh K , we . M 1 - ' Q -- ' . - I hd A .. ,' . 3 in V I J' d U - ' ' Q 5-fs. 'Tl A J .V K r, ...I I Ar-k . I . . :ig 'r d AAA.' 5 . VVAA i .lf I .L,-- li ' A A .. . Q111 I KJVV K ' 'H .V ,,. . - . H ' ' ' 'f 1.5 I s - Arrs . L,.' I X.L., , .- ::-1 I . . . sm vm'- Adams, C. Adams, F. Agnew, E. Alford, J. Anderson, F. Balint, J. Balsbaugh, D Banicki, D. Barfell, C. Bargielski, D. Baughman, E Benson, R. Berta, R. Biebuyck, S. Blake, B. Bloode, R. Boal, J. 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T., 90,151 Arelt, M., 39,151 Arnold, W., 37,110 Ashlev, D., 151 Butler, D., 77,152 Butler, J. 143 Butler, W., 50,152 Bum. H., 38,152 C. Cahall -I. 152 Daven port, M., 138 Davis, D., 81,82,114 Davis, J., 40,42,90,153 Davis, K., 153 Davis, O., 27,144 Dean, P., 153 Auger, B., 151 B Badowski, -I., 12,110 Badowski, K., 25,29,31,46,136 Baich, Y., 59,110 Baker, C., 48,136 Balcerzak, D., 25,36,50,137 Baldwin, C., 52.137 Balint, J., 143 Balough, -1., 151 Balsbaugh, D., 49,78,143 Banicki, D., 28,112,143 Barclay, J.. 110 Barfell, C.. 33,143 Bargielski, D., 83,143 Bargielski, R., 151 Barnes, D., 33,152 Basker, B., 152 Bartosik, B., 152 Baskin, R., 137 Bass, F., 83,137 Cain, C., 143 Caldwell, R., 143 Calvin, M., 152 Campbell, R., 90,153 Campbell V., 153 Carder, M., 137 Carlson, 90,153 Carlton. R., 32,137 Carothers. A., 137 Carpenter, B., 113 Carpenter, M., 153 Carstens, L., 28,78,153 Carter, T., 41,137 Cartwright, C., 73,137 Cash, E., 40,153 Cash, P., 37,113 Castleman, M., 74,113 Castleman, P., 153 Causev, E., 57,68,143 Celichowski, M., 25,29,46,49,50,60,66, 137 Celmer, D., 27,28,37 Battle, U., 53,110 Bm, D., 39,110 Bauch, C., 25,29,31,46,137 Baughman, E., 143 Baumgartner, J., 89,152 Becker, T., 152 Becsei, S., 152 Beier, M., 111 Benninghoff, J., 152 Benninghoff, -1., 152 Benson, R., 24,143 Bernas, C., 152 Bernas, L., 152 Berta, D., 111 Berta, R. . 143 Berus, C., 48, 152 Bethel, R., 137 Bezeredy, M., 152 Bickel, C., 38,510,152 Biebuvck G., 18,19,44,60,62,91,111 Biebuvcl-cl S., 143 Cencelewski, C., 44,144 Cenova, E., 61,144 Genova, L., 27,28,37,44,49,55,61,144 Cenova, N., 37,49,144 Chapman, W., 89,590,153 Cherry, J., 144 Cherry, R., 153 Chichester, G., 33,38,73,144 Chiszar, s., 26,5-9,113 Chlebowski, P., 144 Chniielewaki, D., 78, 137 Chmielevsski, F., 78,144 Chmielewski, M., 29,36,46,47,137 Chodzinski, A., 141 Chodzinski, L., 153 Choitz, N., 25,2s,34,3a,-1456.141 Chrapliwy, E., 41,45,58,137 Chudzicki,11., 153 Chwalek, B., 137 Cichowicz, D.. 90, 153 Cichowicz, P., 26,31,36,41,43,4G,57.60, Bierwagen, J. 47,50,89,152 Biervtagen, J., 47,50,152 Bilski, T., 111 Bladecki, R., 152 Blake. B., 57,143 C 152 Blake, Blake, D., 137 Blake .y .1-1., 1'2 Bland, M., 47,68,152 Bloode, R., 73,143 Bloss, D., 54.111 Bloss, R., 83,137 Boal, J., 143 Bobelenyi, R., 50,751,137 Bodnar, D., 152 Boggs, P., 37,78,143 Bogutki, J., 143 Bogunia D., 143 V 137 Bogunia. Bolka, S., 52,143 Bonczynski, M., 31,152 63,113 Ciesielski, C., 29,30,53,144 Ciesielski, R., 73,137 Ciesiolka, M., 137 Cinal, M., 28,50,153 Ciula, R., 37,144 Ciupinski. C., 52,137 Clark, M., 144 Clark, S.. 153 Clawson, R., 37,153 C1ose,B., 153 Coates, S.. 41,66,113 Coates, VV., 40,442,144 Cum, H., 35,551,113 Coldmon. W., 113 Coleman, IJ., 153 Coleeman, G., 144 Coleman, J., 144 Coleman, J.R., 144 Coleman. K., 144 Coleman, T., 77, 137 Bond, M., 137 Bond, V., 152 Bonds, F., 111 Bone, S., 48,58,137 Borden, T., 45,54,55,11l Borek, J., 152 Borowiak, B., 16,26,35,44,91,92,111 Borowski,-1..41,58,143 Borowski, T., 152 Bottorff, N., 68,152 Bourdon, L., 152 Bourn, J.. 53,137 Bowers, J., 33,137,111 Bowman, M., 143 Bowman, M., l7,52.112 Bovd, -1., 143 Boyer, N., 152 Bratton, D., 143 Broadwav, R., 40,112 Brodie, P., 57,152 Bronstetter, S.. 68,152 Brooks, M., 40,112 Collins, B., 36 Collins, W., 17,113 Colpaert, D., 53,66,137 Colquitt, B., 42,113 Combs, D.. 48,144 Compton, K., 144 Compton, V., 68,153 Conner, T.. 50,153 Copelin, C., 153 Corbett, J., 75,114 Cornwall, S., 39,636,114 Corty, M., 77,153 Cotton, J., 153 Cottrell, P., 90,153 Cnwan,G.,137 Cox, W., 137 Cressler, C., 153 Cressv, C., 144 Crist, P., 137 Crow, S., 68,153 Crotty, J., 68,153 Crowder, B.. 26,36,51,91,92,114 Deardorff, J., 68,78,154 Deardorff, N., 154 Debeck, L., 28,111,154 Deliuysser, D., 90,154 De raeve, C., 31,33,36,66,138 Deia, K., 154 DeKerr, K., 138 Delater, G., 144 Delater, L., 154 Delchambre, G., 144 Delee. D., 47,53,138 Delee, M., 28,154 Delee, R., 144 Delinski, K., 26,46,59,114 Dembinski, J., 40,138 Deroeck, G., 154 Deroeck, L., 154 Deszcz, B., 90,154 Devos, B., 154 Devos, J., 114 DeWells, D., 31,154 DeWitt, J., 154 Dials, J., 90,154 Dickens, C., 41,144 Dickens, M., 55,114 Dickerhoff, C., 5O,90,154 Diehl, J., 48,138 Dill, P., 154 Dillon, J., 17,41,46,115 Dinger, P., 154 Dinges, -I., 138 Dion, L., 68,154 Dlugosz, S., 36,48,58,136,138 Dobosiewinz, E., 44,115 Dobosz, J., 154 Dobrucki, T., 154 Dom, J.. 138 Dorogi, J., 6l,62,115 Dorris, L., 154 Dorris, W., 154 Douglas, D., 144 Douglas, J., 40,42,78 Douglas, K.. 154 Douglas, T., 115 Dowlut, B., 49,52 Drajus, -1., 138 Drzewiecki, P., 4,115 Dudeck, K., 154 Dudeck, K., 154 Duffin, J., 144 Dukai, J., 154 Duke, J., 32,66,75,115,144 Dunn, L., 41,415,138 Dyeson, J., 154 Dygulski, S., 50,154 Dxialakiewicz, A., 144 Dziubinski, R., 89,154 E Earlv, A., 36,41,42,138 Ebel, -I., 138 Egierski, J., 50,154 Egyhazi, V., 138 Elia, G., 138 Elia, L., 154 Elliott, D., 50.90,154 Ellsworth, R., 46,51,144 Elzey,1J.,115 Emerick, R., 138 Engle, K., 25,130,144 Engle, P., 144 Engle, S., 68,154 English, J., 154 Ennis, J., 154 1I?rhardt,C., 57,154 Faltynski, E., 144 Farkas, J., 154 Farthing, R., 154 Fast, S., 154 Fausnaugh,1.., 93.144 Felix, C., 68,155 Ferrara, 41,155 Ferrell, R.. 138 Ferris, C., 25,46.138 Ferris. -1., 24,155 -170- Fields, D., 155 Filchak, B., 51,115 Finlev, D., 90,155 Finn, M., 40,42,155 Fish, D., 144 Fish, J., 27,89,9O,155 Fish, S., 144 Fisher, B., 155 Fisher, J., 155 Flanigan, P., 155 Flemming, D., 138 Fletcher, S., 155 Flora, H.. 155 Flotz, B., 25,144 Ford, C., 155 Forizs, J., 155 Forray, J., 138 Forsev, T., 17,40,42,50,136,138 Foster, B., 68,155 Fouts, D., 55,115 Fox, N., 155 Foy, -I., 115 Frankiewicz, A., 28,39,68,144 Frankiewicz, C., 155 Frazier, C., 33,47,48,68,144 Freel, S., 138 French, R., 155 Fu'awa, C., 50,138 Fuller, S., 31,138,155 Futa, S., 155 Fye, M., 40,77,78.155 G Gacki, A., 145 Gaczkowski, M., 155 Gale, D., 37,763,155 Gale, W., 78, 145 Ga1entine, J., 138 Gall, S., 155 Galvas, J., 138 Galvas, P., 155 Ganus, C., 26,29,36,59,116 Gapinski, C., 25,46,53,116,145 Gapinski, C., 29,53,l45 Garcia, J., 54,711,138 Gargis, K., 145 Garrison, S., 24 Gasko, R., 138 Geabler, R., 25,32,116 Gean, D., 145 Genchoff, N., 138 Gerbasich, P., 145 Gibbs, F., 41,42,46,48,116 Gill, L., 89,155 Gillen, L., 83,90,155 Gish, Glass, Glon, Glon, Glon, P., 67,658,155 L.A., 28,145 L., 26,59,116 R., 38,138 W., 32,238,155 Glover, C., 138 Gnott, B., 145 Gnott, G., 68,145 Goebel, L., 155 Golmann, R., 39,50,155 Golichowski, R., 155 Goralczyk, C., 145 Goralczyk, K., 90,155 Gorbitz, M., 59,62,92,116 Gorski, J., 27,155 Grabowski, J. 67,155 Graham, T., 40,42,116 Gre ory, D., 35,44,116 Grosizicki, C., 25,2s,34,49,145 Gromski, S., 155 Grontkowaki, D., 28,145 Grontkowski, R., 33,59,117 Gross, L., 21,25,39,44,49,61,65,11 7 Gruber, R., 68,155 Grywczynski, A., 73,145 Grzegorek, D., 44,155 Grzeskowiak, F., 155 gumkowski. M., 145 Hackworth, W., 117 Hadriek, B., 54,75,7s,a1,a2,117 Hafron, T., 155 Ha quist, B., 23,193,156 Hag, D., 117 Hall, T., 138 Haluda. L., 51,138 Haluda, T., 15,21,4-4,138 Hanna, P., 145 Hansell, P., 41,50,156 Harden, J., 39,156 Harges, D., 156 Harges, I., 156 Harlozinski, G., 156 Harrell, P., 156 Harris, A., 156 Harris, B., 56,145 Harris. D., 156 Harris, D., 156 Harris, M., 145 Hart, A., 138 Harvey, J. 59,117 Hasbany QV., 51,145 Hatten, W., 145 Hayes, S., 156 Heck, D., 156 Hecklinski, T., 89,550,156 Hecldinski, M., 90,156 Heick, R., 156 Henderson, M., 156 Henney, K., 46,51.63,117 Henry, li., 156 Henry, M., 156 Herman, C., 26,117 Herman, F., 24.156 Herman, S., 57,156 Hernandez, F., 156 Hernandez, R., 138 Hernicz, M., 28,34,73,83,145 Hernicz, P., 14,29,57,91,138 Hiatt, N., 156 Hiatt, S., 156 Hicks, J., 4,26,43,61,63,91,92, 1 Hildebrand, J., 34,156 Hiles, C., 13,21,44,118 Hill, K., 138 Hines, M., 118 Hipsak, M., 41,42,156 Hixson, B., 39,415,156 Hlawacz, T., 156 Hodges, L., 33,145 Hoffman, A., 145 Hojara, D., 156 1-Iojnacki, R., 145 Holloway, D., 138 Holloway, P., 156 Holt, D., 156 Homeleski, M., 145 Hominiuk, P., 145 Hoover, M., 156 Hoover, T., 156 Horn, C., 48,52,145 Horn, D., 156 48 Horn, -I., ,118 Horvath, B., 32,118 Horvath, C., 145 Horvath, C., 145 Horvath, D., 78,145 Horvath, D., 139 Horvath, D., 78,145 Horvath, J., 30 Horvath, J., 50,53,156 Hurvath, K., 156 Horvath, K., 49,78,145 Horvath, M., 156 Horvath, N., 156 Horvath, S., 35,118 Howard, D., 68,145 Howard, J., 20,21,45,55,139 Howard, J., 55,139 Howe, D., 40,715,145 1-ngak, K., 145 Hudson, E., 37,156 HufGne, R., 52,139 Hullinger, J., 156 Hunn, R., 145 Hunsberger, R., 139 Hunter, C., 25,28.53,145 Hurley, C., 145 Hurst, R., 139 fluskey, R., 156 Ingle, W., 73, 139 Isaacs, S., 35,44,63,118 Ives, R., 145 gves, S., 66,118 Jachowiak, C., 13,35,118 Jackson, C., 57,93,157 Jackson, G., 157 Jackson, N., 40,157 Jacobsen, D., 139 Jacobwn, M., 35,119 Jagmin, C., 30,45,48,58,139 Jagnecki, M.,25,31,33,6s,145 Jagodzinski, T., 157 James, M., 157 Jamrock, C., 68,145 Janczak, J., 139 Janiak, M., 146 Jamak, R., 26,119 Janicki, L., 31,441,146 Jankowski, B., 58,146 Jmmk, A., 14,49,139 Jaronik, D., 73,146 Jaronik, L., 146 Jarze, L., 29,139 Jastrzebski, W., 146 Jawonaki, G., 16,18,26,59,63,119 Jedral, C., 157 Jelinski, J., 30,63,1 19 Jelinski, R., 25,513,146 Jenczewski, E., 25,146 Pacav, J., 83,160 Jenczewski, J., 26,29,46,119 Jenkins, G., 119 -Ienkins, H., 75,76,81,119 Jenkins, J., 139 Jennings, B., 156 Jerzak, B., 17,52,59,119 Jerzakowski, J., 39,413,139 Jerzykowski, J., 157 Jewson, E., 119 Johnson, A., 53,119 Johnson, C., 57,157 Johnson, D., 75,81,82 Johnson. G., 8390.157 Johnson, J., 51,146 Johnson, J., 28,120 Johnson, K., 24,57 Johnson, K.,24,57,157 Johnson, R., 40,139 Johnson, R., 42,89,l57 Johnson, R., 40,42,139 Johnson, S., 41,139 Jones, A., 73,83,90,157 Jones, A.. 73,83,90,l46 Jones, C., 157 Jones, IJ ., 157 Jones. F..73,83,146 17 Jones, G., 33.77,89,157 G Jones, ., 53,56,120 Jones, J., 90,157 Jones, L., 120 Jones, S., 51,55,120 Jones, V., 157 Jones, W., 73,139 Jozvsiak, K., 57,68,146 Jozwiak, M., 26,59,120 Jud, J.. 139 K Kaczmarek, J., 73,139 Kaczmarek, R., 146 Kaczorowski, C., 26,29,31,42,63,120 Landman, J., 136,140 Landuit, L., 158 Lanisdorf, G., 26,53,59,122 Lap iewicz, E., 158 Laskowski, E., 57,146 Laskowski, J., 90,158 Latha.n, H., 122 Latosinski, T., 140 Lechtanski, D., 158 Leda, M., 26,44,53,56,59,122 Leeper, D., 28,51,146 Leeper, L., 25,58,136,140 Leevan, S., 47,147 Miller, L., 28,159 Miller 147 Miller, R., 28,45,49,147 Miller, S., 41,124 Miller, T., 27,147 Miliken, J., 17,25,92,140 Miliken, K., 83,147 Milliken, M., 16,25,31,52,124 Mink, T., 159 Mitchell, B., 77,159 Mniszewski, J., 159 Modory, J., 62,124 Molenda, S., 27,147 ,Q.. Kacorowski, D., 28,51,146 Kahlmorgan, R., 139 Kalb. G., 139 Kalb, M. 13.44.74,120 Kaluzny, Y., 41,120 Kane, A., 78,79,120 Kane, D., 146 Kapczynski, C., 157 Kapczynski, T., 32,34,73,120 Kapiszka, E., 139 Kaplachinski, R., 139 Kasprzak M., 157 Kasznia, M., 139 Kaufman B., 139 Kav1or,G.,78,79,121 Kazmierczak. A... 146 Kazmierczak, D., 25,29,32,46,121 Kazmierczak, J., 27,50,157 Keener, B., 146 Leffel, H., 50,140 Leichtman, L., 140 Leichtman, R., 32,77,123 Lekarczyk, L., 158 Lentych, G., 158 Lentynh, L., 28,114,158 Leodanski, D., 147 Leodanski, V., 158 Lesniewiuz D., 158 Levee, S., 49,54,78,79,123 Lewandowski, M., 25,158 Lewandowski, S., 140 Libertowski, J., 38,50,158 Libertowski, P., 41,521,123 Lichkai, B. 58,140 Lindley, M., 32,158 Lindsey, B., 158 Lisek, T., 158 Llovd, w., 75,715,123 Molnar, J., 23,73,140 Molnar, M., 147 Moody, M., 4-4,50,55,159 Moore, B., 159 Moore, J., 73,147 Moore, J., 39,66,67,73,140 Moreno, N., 136,140 Morman, L., 39,51,140 Morman, S., 24,39,45,58,159 Morrison, R., 29,140 Mroz,1., 33,68,159 Mroz, S., 28,513,147 Mroz, T., 159 Mrozinski, P., 159 Mulhaupt, R., 33,51,147 Mumaw, P.. 160 Mumaw, T., 124 Murphy, J.. 147 Musialik, A., 25,53,125 Kehoe, J., 89,90,157 Kehoe, J., 89,90,157 Keller, D., 157 Kelley, E., 146 Kelley, P. 41,157 Ke1logg,R., 136,139 Kelly, A., 40,121 Kelso, J., 157 Kemp, C., 146 Kendziorowski, M., 33,41,146 Kendziorski, S., 146 Kennedy, K., 121 Kerr, F., 89, 157 Kerr. L., 89.90.157 Keyser, G., 90,157 Kiemnec, K., 157 Kinas, R., 90, 139 Kinas, R., 90,157 Long, J., 123 Lopez, H., 158 Lopinski, R., 29,140 Lopinski, R., 29,513,140 Lnrence. J., 68,147 Love, S., 28,56,147 Lovitt, K., 66,140 Luchowski, G., 28,147 Luczkowski, B., 68,147 Luczkowski, P., 48,68,158 Lukaszewski, C., 158 Lukaszewski, J., 158 Lukaszeuski, M., 25,44,53,5fs,59,123 Lukaszewski, M., 147 kivczynski, S., 158 Machowiak, P., 147 Macon, M., 59,123 Myers, M., 160 Myers, V., 160 N Naessens, J., 39,67,125 Naessens, S., 140 Nagolski, E., 147 Nagy. D.. 140 Nagy, J., 46,78,140 Nagy, P., 35,125 Najdek, S., 47,160 Nemeth, D., 4,27,37,44,125 Nemeth, D., 160 Nemeth, M., 16,35,44,125 Nemeth, M., 35,125 Nemeth, R., 147 Netherton, N., 160 Newton, D., 160 Niedbalski, D., 47,453,147 King, C., 13.20.21,25,23,31,4o,41,42,45, 47,613,146 King, P., 146 Kinney, L., 83,146 Kinney, S., 28,46,48,139 Kinzie, J., 146 Kirk, B., 146 Kitkowski, M., 139 Klaybor, M., 25,30,47,139 Kleinman, J. 28,146 Klimowicz. 139 Kline, L., 33,146 Kline, M., 139 Kling, M., 53,157 Klodzinski, M., 139 Klusczinski, S., 89,157 Kmitta, J., 146 Kmitta, K., 36,62,121 Kmitta, T., 32,713,146 Kobiemik, E., 157 Kocsis, D., 47,5O,157 Kohler, L., 59,63,121 Kolesiak, G., 139 Kolesiak, R., 139 Kolodziei, E., 25,68,146 Kopczynski, J., 157 Kopczvnski. S., 157 Korros, B., 157 Kosinski, K., 158 Kosmala, S., 58,139 Kovalenko, G., 158 Kowalczyk, D., 78,146 Kowalski, J., 37,158 Kowalski, J., 37,121 Kowalski, S., 21,28.45,46,56,146 Kozuch, G., 121 Kraft, R., 16,19,54,62,64,75,76,88,121 Kreczmer, D., 50,158 Krempec, R., 32,51,77,78,139 Krieger, C., 25,52,59,121 Krieger, D., 146 Krill, B., 41,158 Krill, E., 122 Kring, D., 78,146 Kring, J., 52,122 Krol, D., 28,37,158 Krol, M., 33,158 Krueger, R., 38,78,158 Krug, L., 23,36,38,45,46,136,139 Kruszewski, R., 146 Krych, D., 146 Kubiak, K., 24,531,158 Kubica. H.. 24,158 Kuhl, J., 158 Kurzhal, S., 28,31,158 Kusz, K., 25,30,68,146 Kusz, P., 27,213,146 Kwiatkowski, G., 139 Kwiecinski, J., 41,52,55,122 Kwieran, M., 139 L Laberge, M., 56,158 Lacy, J., 122 Ladd, B., 122 Lancaster, B.,140 Lanchsweerdt, R., 122 Lanchsweerdt, S., 122 Landis, R., 158 -171- Maeyens,,S., 25,147 Ma dalinski, J., 158 Mailer, R., 48,140 Mahnesmith, R., 39,40,42,158 Majewski, R., 158 Majewski, T., 89,530,158 Major, M., 48,138,123 Major, T., 158 Major, W., 89,159 Makowski, D., 159 Makowski, M., 24,57,159 Manczunski, W., 159 Mangum, B., 159 Mangum E., 147 Mamniak, R., 90,159 Niedbalski, G., 140 Niedbalski, S., 125 Nierenz P., 160 Niezgodski, B., 63,125 Nija , M., 160 Nimtz, E., 140 Nitka, G., 147 Nitka, L., 140 Nix, M., 51,147 Nowacki, 1., 125 Nowacki, J., 160 Nowacki, M., 160 Nowak, J., 147 Nowak, K., 160 Marker, E., 28,159 Markin, J., 159 Marosz, K., 147 Marshall, N., 30,68 Martin, J., 30,158,159 Martin, M., 159 Martin, S., 28,47,147 Martin, T., 27,54,63,123 Maslowski, C., 26,29,41,53,62.124 Matteson, D., 29, 41,46,51,l40 Matthews, A., 159 Matthews, L., 41,68,147 Maure, T., 159 Maxson, R., 78,147 Mavle, D., 28,40,42,50,159 Mays, H., 78,140 Mays, T., 159 McClain J., 38,41,50,56,159 McClendon, C., 147 McCoy, C., 140 McCoy, C., 37,40,124 McCoy, J., 38,140 McCov, R., 67,124 McDonald, M., 32,140 Mv:Duffie, 1v1.,43,5o,14o McE1haney, M., 21,45,49,147 McE1henie, R., 159 McFadden, J., 74,81,124 McJunkins, L., 159 McKe1vey, L., 25,58,140 McKesson, W., 49,147 McKinney, J., 50.78.159 McKinney, J., 50,78,159 M1Nary, E., 159 McNeil, J., 159 McPherson, 1-'., 147 Medich, D., 25,55,147 Meek, D., 17.52.140 Mell, S., 159 Mendenhall, T., 147 Meszegeto. S., 38,159 Middlebrook, W.. 82,140 Miko, J., 147 Miko, M., 78,159 Mikolajczak, B., 159 Mi11ar,B., 159 Miller, A., 124 Miller, C., 140 Miller, C., 78,159 Miller, D., 159 Miller, J., 159 Miller, J., 147 Miller. J., 38,159 Nowak, L., 125 Nowak, P., 45,50,53,160 Nowak, S., 68,147 Nowak, S., 147 Nowicki, D., 90,160 Nowicki, T., 89,160 Nyczak, S., 160 Nye, R., 148 O O Chap, M., 24,50,160 Odom, G., 160 Odom, M., 160 Olejniczak, -I., 32,160 Olejniczak, K., 4,16,31,36,43,126 Olmstead, D., 140 Olson, D., 89,160 Olson, D., 31,57,58,66,140 Olson, E., 4,34,40,41,42,43,45,6 1,63,126 Olszewski, C., 4,25,45,46,49,55,60,126 Olszewski, J., 140 Opaczewski, C., 160 Opaczewski, J., 50,148 Opaczewski, R., 28,90,160 Opaczewski, R., 28,148 Opaczewski, R., 160 Orban, P., 78,160 Orosz, S., 25,36,58,140 Orszulak, B., 160 Orszulak, S., 58,140 Osowski, D., 52,160 Osovsski, J., 126 Osovi ski, R., 28,148 Osowski, T., 27,28,37,44,148 Otto, C., 39,41,47,148 gvermeyer, D., 40,126 Paczkowski, D., 16,126 Paczkowski, T., 51,73,148 Paczkowski, T., 51,713,148 Palicki, R., 35 Palkowski, S., 28,148 Papai, M., 140 Papczynski, J., 73,148 Papczynski, J., 73,160 Paptzynski, J., 73,160 Parakowski, U., 160 Park, C., 160 Parker, J., 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SHELLEY ANDERSON. . .Latin Club-1, 2, G.A.A. -2, 3, 4, Band-1, 2, 3, Glee Club-1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society-3, 4, Melloettes-3, 4, Glee Club Board-4, Band Council-3, Drama Club-4, All City Orchestra-1, 2, 3 WAYNE ARNOLD II. . .Boy's Ushers Club-3, Football 1 JAMES BADOWSKI. . .Library Club-3, Yearbook Photographer-3, 4 YVONNE BAICH. . .Business Club-4, Yearbook Representative-4 CHERYL BALCER. . .G.A.A.-2, Latin Club-2, 4, Y-Teens-4, Junior Achievement-3, 4, Home Eco- nomics Club-4, Nurses Club-4, Booster Club-4, Teacher's Club-4, Teen-O-Scope-3, Glee Club JOHN BARCLAY. . .Boy's Ushers Club-1, 2 DORIS JEAN BATTLE. . .Glee Club-1, Y-Teens- 4, Nurses Club-1, 2, 4, Latin Club-1, Booster Club- 4, Science Club-4 DAVID BATZ. . . MARY CATHERINE BEIR. . .Advanced Swim- ming DALE BERTA. . .Football-1 GLORIA JEAN BIEBUYCK. . .G.A.A.-1, 2, 3, 4, Art Club-1, 2, 3, Booster Club-3, Home Room Vice- President 3, Junior Achievement-3, Football Queen, Basketball Court-3, Drama Club-3, 4, Hatchet Re- porter-1, 2, 3, Hatchet Typist-4, Art Club Vice- President-3, Secretary-4, Business Club-4, Year- book-4, Panther-4, Prom Committee-4, Teen-O- Scope THERESA BILSKI. . .Nurses Club-1, Booster Club-1, 2, Latin Club-1, 2, Y-Teens-3, 4, Business Club-4, Home Economics Club-4 GLADYS BLAKE. . . DELBERT BLOSS. . .Glee Club-4, Junior Achieve- ment-3, 4, Math Club-4 FAYE BONDS. . .G.A.A.-2, 3, 4, Art Club-2 TERRY BORDEN. . .Art Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club-3, 4, QPresident-3, 49 Stagecrew BARBARA BOROWIAK. . .Y-Teens-1, Glee Club- 1, 2, Booster Club-4, Spanish Club-2, 3, Nurses Club-4, Student Council-3, Cheerleader-3, 4, Jun- ior Prom Princess JAMES BOWERS. . .Boysi Ushers Club-3, 4, Li- brary Club-2, 3, 4, Student Council-1, Home Room Treasurer-3 MARSHA BOWMAN. . .Booster Club-2, Tri-Hi-Y- 2 RICHARD BROADWAY. . .Glee Club-3, 4, Hi-Y- 1, Track-2, 3, 4, Football-1, 2, 3 MICHAEL BROOKS. . . BARBARA BROWN. . .Glee Club, Student Coun- cil-1, 2, Home Room Historian JUDITH BRUGH. . .Latin Club-2, D.C.E.-4, Booster Club-1 ROBERT BRZEZINSKI. . .Latin Club-2, 3, 4, Science Club-4, Art Club-4, Advanced Swimming- 3, Life Saving-3 I BARBARA BUCHMANN. . .Y-Teens-1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club-1, Future Nurses Club-1, 4, Junior Achievement-3, Home Room Historian BONNIE BUDA. . .Y-Teens-1, 2, Drama Club-2, 3, Booster Club-2, 3, Yearbook-4, Spanish Club-3, Latin Club-2, Business Club-4, Miss Memory Lane Court, Home Room Secretary-1 JAMES BURNHAM. . .Operators Club-1, Drama Club-4, Baseball-1, Intramural Basketball-2, 4, Prom Committees-3, 4 DAVID CARLSON. . .Hi-Y-4, Student Council-2, Home Room President-2, Football-1, 3, Basketball- 1 BRUCE CARPENTER. . .Glee Club-3, 4 PENNY CASH. . .Spanish Club-2, Y-Teens-4, Booster Club-4, Glee Club-1, Swimming MICHAEL CASTLEMAN. . .Student Council-1, Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball-1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Escort-3 SHARON CHISZAR. . .G.A.A.-1, Booster Club-2, 3, Teacher's Club-4, Yearbook Representative-1, Business Club-4 PATRICIA CICHOWICZ. . .G.A.A.-3, 4 fPoint recorderlg Y-Teens-1, 2, 3, 4, Teacher's Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club-2, 3, 4, National Honor Society, Girls Ushers Club-3, 4, Art Club-4, Junior Cabinet, Latin Club-1, 2, Gypsy Baron, Teen-O-Scope, Y- Teens Court, Panther-3, Senior Cabinet, Home Room President-2, 4, Yearbook Staff-4, Hatchet Staff-1, 2, 3, 4 REBECCA COATS. . .Art Club-1, 2, 3, 4 SHIRLEY COATES. . .Y-Teens-2, G.A.A.-2, Span- ish Club-2, 3, 4, Vice President-3, Junior Achieve- ment WILLIAM COLDMAN. . .Football-1, 2, 3, Bas- ketball-1, 2, Track-1, 2 WELDON COLLINS. . .Baseball BARBARA COLQUITT. . .Glee Club-3, 4, Mel- loettes-3, 4, Booster Club-4, Nurses Club-4, Home Economics Club JAMES CORBETT. . .Student Council-3, Hi-Y-4, Track-1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club-2, 3, 4, Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball-1, Wrestling-2, 3, 4 SUE ANN CORNWALL. . .Band-1, 2, 3, 4, Nurses Club-2, Junior Achievement-3, 4, Y-Teens-2, 3, Home Room Treasurer-2 REBECCA CROWDER. . .Nurses Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader-1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club-3, 4, Y-Teens- 1, 3, 4, National Honor Society-3, 4, Student Coun- cil-3, 4, Ushers Club-3, 4, Science Club-2, 3, 4, G.A.A.-3, 4, Hatchet Staff-4, Junior Cabinet, Sen- ior Class Vice President, Junior Basketball Court, Home Room President-3 BRIAN CUKROWICZ. . .Art Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Year- book Photographer-4 KAREN CWIKLINSKI. . .Glee Club-4, G.A.A.-2, 3, Y-Teens-2, Girls Ushers Club-3, 4, Fashion Club- 2, 3, Yearbook Representative-4, Swimming-2, 3, Home Room Secretary and Treasurer-4 DAVE DAVIS. . .Glee Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball- 1, 2, 3, 4, Track-1, 2, 3, 4, Cross-Country-2, 3 KAREN DELINSKI. . .Y-Teens-1, Booster Club- 2, 3, 4, Teacher's Club-4, Yearbook Representa- tive-1, Business Club-4 GEORGE DeSMET. . .Football-1, Basketball-1, 2, 3, Baseball-1, 2, 3, Swimming-2, 3, 4, Cross-Coun- try-2, Track-1, Boys Ushers Club-1 JULIANA DE VOS. . .Art Club-1, 2, Y-Teens-3, 4, Junior Achievement-3, 4, Nurses Club-4 MARLENE DICKENS. . .Glee Club-3, Booster Club-4, Drama Club, Student Council-2, Junior Achievement-4 JULIA DILLON. . .Library Club-1, Glee Club-3, 4, Art Club-4, Booster Club-1, 2, 3, Junior Achieve- ment-3, Teachers Club-4 PAUL DRZE WIECKI. . .Latin Club-1, 2, Miss Memory Lane Escort, Drama Club JOSEPH DUKE. . .Spanish Club-2, 3, Hi-Y-4, Junior Achievement-3, 4, Football-1, 3, 4, Base- ball-2, 3, 4 DOROTHY ELZEY. . .Glee Club-1, G.A.A.-4, Hit the Deck BILLIE FILCHAK. . .Student Council-1, 3, 4, Art Club-2, 3, 4, Home Room Social Chairman 2, 3, Prorn Committee-4 DORENE FOUTS. . .Library Club-1, G.A.A.-2, Art Club-4, Y-Teens-4, Booster Club-1, 2, 4, Busi- ness Club-4, Teachers Club-4, Yearbook Repre- sentative-2, Prom Committee-3, 4, Intramural Volley-ball-4 JEFFREY FOY. . .Hi-Y-1, 2, Student Council-1, 2, Screen Club-1, Baseball-1 CURTIS GADIE. . .Glee Club, Basketball-4, Track -4, Intramural Basketball-4 CAROLYN GANUS. . .Y-Teens-1, 3, Booster Club- 3, 4, Latin Club-1, 2, 3, Home Room Vice-Presi- dent-3, G.A.A.-3, Business Club-4 CAROLYN GAPINSKI. . .Latin Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Teachers Club-2, 3, 4, Booster Club-3, 4, G.A.A.- 1, 2, 3, 4, Nurses Club-2, 3, 4, Hatchet Reporter- 3, 4, Y-Teens-4, Science Club-4, Business Club-4 RONALD GEABLER. . .Latin Club-1, 2, 3, Boost- er Club-4, Hi-Y-4, Football-1, Cross-Country-3, Track-3, Home Room Vice-President. FAY GIBBS. . .Nurses Club-1, 2, 3, G.A.A.-1, 2, Booster Club-3, 4, Home Economics Club-4, Glee Club-4, Melloettes LORRAINE GLON. . .Y-Teens-2, 3, G.A.A.-1, 2, Booster Club-4, Junior Achievement-4, Future Nurses Club-1, Band-1, 2, 3, Library Club-2, Busi- ness Club-4, Intramural Volleyball-4 BILLIE GORALSKI. . .Glee Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball Court-4, Business Club-4, Spanish Club MARIE GORBITZ. . .Booster Club-2, 3, 4, G.A.A.- 1, 2, Glee Club-1, 2, Y-Teens-1, 3, 4, Latin Club- 1, 2, 3, Teachers Club-2, 3, Hatchet-1, 2, 3, 4, Year- book-4, Cheerleader-2, 4 TRACY GRAHAM. . .Baseball-1, 2, Glee Club-1, -174- 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y-1, 2, 3, Mellomen, Hit the Deck, Gypsy Baron, Stage Crew-2, 3 DIANA GREGORY. . .Booster Club-3, D.C.E.-3, 4, CSecretary Sz Treasurerj RITA GRONTKOWSKI. . .Band-1, 2, 3, Library Club-3, 4, Literary Society-2, Home Room Presi- dent-3, Home Room Vice-President-4, Business Club-4 LARRY GROSE. . . LEWIS GROSS. . .Mathematics Club-4, Science Club-3, 4, Junior T.B. League Representative-3, 4, Spanish Club-2, 3, 4, Hatchet Reporter-1, 2, Hat- chet Staff fPicture Editorb-3, 4, Drama Club-4, Booster Club-3, 4, Teachers Club-4, Band-2, 3, 4, Glee Club-4, Orchestra-3 WILLIAM HACKWORTH. . .Wrestling-2, 3, Cross-Country-3 ROBERT HADRICK. . ,Junior Class Historian, Senior Class Treasurer, Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball- 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball-1, 2, 3, 4 DIXIE HALL. . .G.A.A.-3, 4, Y-Teens-1, 2, Boost- er Club-1, Drama Club-1, 2, Business Club-4, Dra- ma Club Representative JOAN HARVEY. . .Y-Teens-1, Glee Club-2, Busi- ness Club-4 KATHLEEN HENNEY. . .G.A.A.-1, 2, Teacher Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Achievement-3, 4, Student Council-4, Drama Club-3, Yearbook CLARA HERMAN. . .Booster Club-2, 3, 4, Span- ish Club-2, 3, 4, Drama Club-3, Y-Teens-4, Nurses Club-4, G.A.A.-4, Home Economics Club-4, Busi- ness Club-4, Home Room Treasurer-1 JEANEEN HICKS. . .Y-Teens-1, 2, 3, 4, iSecre- taryj Booster Club-2, 3, 4, Latin Club-2, 3, Hat- cher-2, 3, 4 fNews Editorj, Yearbook, Varsity Cheerleader-3, 4, B-Team Cheerleader-2, Science Club-3, Girls Ushers Club-3, 4, National Honor So- ciety-3, 4, Literary Society-2, 3 1Vice-Presidentj, Junior Class Vice-President, Miss Memory Lane, Home Room Vice-President-1, 2, 3 CATHERINE HILES. . .Drama Club-4, Junior Red Cross, Jump Over the Moon , Booster Club- 4 JAMES HILLMAN. . .D.C.E., swimming MARY JEAN HINES. . .Spanish Club-2, 3, Y- Teens-1 -l 75 JOYLENE HORN. . .Future Nurses Club-1, 2, 3, Booster Club-1, 2, Home Economics Club-4 iPresi- dentj BERNARD HORVATH. . .Hi-Y-2, 3, 4, Latin Club-2, Science Club-2, Swimming-1, 2, Basket- ball-1, Intramural Basketball, Prom Committee KATHLEEN HORVATH. . .Y-Teens-1, Spanish Club-2, Glee Club-3, Booster Club-4, G.A.A.-4 SUE HORVATH. . .G.A.A.-3, Y-Teens-2, 3, Boost- er Club-2, 3, D.C.E.-4 SUZANNE ISAACS. . .Nurses Club-3, 4, G.A.A.-3, Junior Achievement-3, Booster Club-3, Y-Teens-3, 4, D.C.E.-4, Drama Club-4, Yearbook, Future Nurses fPresident-43 SANDRA IVES. . .G.A.A.-3, Junior Achievement- 4 CHRISTOPHER JACKOWIAK. . .Hi-Y-2, 3, 4, D.C.E.-4, Baseball-1, 2, 3, Prom Committee-3, 4, Art Club-4, Intramural Basketball-2, 4 MARGIE JACOBSEN. . .Y-Teens, Junior Prom Committee, D.C.E. ROSEMARY JANIAK. . .Y-Teens-1, Booster Club -4, Home Room Historian-2 GERALDINE JAWORSKI. . .Booster Club-2, 3, 4, G.A.A.-2, 3, Library Club-3, Yearbook Staff, Senior Social Chairman, Junior Prom Court, Foot- ball Court, Business Club-4, Junior Achievement-3, Cheerleader-1 JUNE ANN JELINSKI. . .Y-Teens-1, 2, 4, Busi- ness Club-4, Booster Club-2, 4, Nurses Club-1, Class Secretary-2, 3, 4, Teen-O-Scope, Junior Achievement, Yearbook Staff, Prom Committee JOAN JENCZEWSKI. . .Y-Teens-1, G.A.A.-1, Teachers Club-2, 3, 4, Latin Club-2, 3, 4 K Vice Pres- identi, Booster Club-2, 3, 4, Literary Society-2, 3, Cadet Teaching-4, Home Room Secretary-3 GLORIA JENKINS. .. HENRY JENKINS. . .Hi-Y-2, Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball-1, Track-3, 4 BEVERLY JERZAK. . .Y-Teens-1, 2, 3, Booster Club 4, Student Council-2, Junior Achievement- 4, Spanish Club-4 ELDON JEWSON. . .Science Club-3, 4, Football- 1, 2, 3, Track-3, 4 ANDREA JOHNSON. . . JUDITH JOHNSON.. .G.A.A.-1 GWENDOLYN JONES. . .Future Nurses Club- 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club-1, 2, 3, G.A.A.-1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, Library Club-3, 4 LESLIE JONES. . . MARIANNE JOZWIAK. . .Student Council-1, 2, G.A.A.-1, 2, Junior Achievement-3, Booster Club- 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens-1, 2, Business Club-4, Home Room Vice President-3 CAROLYN KACZOROWSKI. . .Latin Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club-2, 3, 4, CSecretaryJ Y-Teens-2, 3, 4, Nurses Club-1, National Honor Society, Year- book Staff MICHAEL KALB. . .Student Council-1, 2, Prom Committees-3, 4, Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Track-1, 2, 3, 4 YVETTE KALUZNY. . .Spanish Club-2, 3, G.A.A. -I, 2, 4, Y-Teens-4, Panther-2, Home Economics Club-4, Home Room Treasurer-4, Glee Club-4 ALAN KANE. . .Varsity Swim Team, Audio Vis- ual Club THOMAS KAPCZNSKI. . .Band-1, 2, Hi-Y-3, 4, Latin Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council-1, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Treasurer-2, 3, 4 GORDON KAYLOR. . .Student Council-2, Swim- ming-3, 4, Home Room Vice President-4 DENNIS KAZMIERCZAK. . .Hi-Y-2, 3, Latin Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club-4, Booster Club-4, Teachers Club-4, Art Club-4 ARTHUR KELLEY. . .Glee Club-2, 3, 4, Latin Club-1, National Honor Society, Class President-2, Basketball-1, Football-1, 2, Track-1, 2, 3, 4, Home Room President-1, 2 KATHRYN KENNEDY. . .Y-Teens-1, 2, 3, 4, Art Club-1, 2, Booster Club-2 KATHLEEN KMITTA. . .Girls Ushers Club-3, 4, G.A.A.-3, Y-Teens-1, Home Room Officer-2, 3, Bus- iness Club-4, Yearbook Staff LINDA KOHLER. . .Y-Teens-1, Student Coun- cil-1, Yearbook Representative-1, Latin Club-2, G.A.A.-3, Yearbook Staff, Business Club-4, Home Room Social Chairman-4 JOHN KOWALSKI. .. JERRY KOZUCH. . .Junior Achievement-4, Base- ball-1, 4, Wrestling-3, 4 RICHARD KRAFT. . .Glee Club-1, 2, 3, Latin Club-3, Student Council-3, 4 fPresidentJ, Glee Club Board-3, Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling-1, 2, 3, 4, Track-3, 4, Baseball-1, 2, Class President-3, 4, Junior Prom Court Junior Prom Prince CLAUDIA KRIEGER. . .Latin Club-2, Booster Club-4, Spanish Club-4, Junior Achievement-3, Home Room Treasurer, Business Club President-4, Yearbook Representative-3 EDWARD KRILL. . . JOY LYNN KRING. . .Band-1, 2, Spanish Club-3, 4 i JERALDINE KWIECINSKI. . .Booster Club-3, Glee Club-3, 4, G.A.A.-3, Spanish Club-3, 4 fSocial Chairman-45, Nurses Club-2, Social Chairman Home Room-4, Drama Club-3, Y-Teens-1, 2 JERRY LACY. . .Band-1, Math Club-4, Booster Club-2 BARRY LADD. . .Booster Club-1, Visual Aid-1, 2 RONALD LANCHSWEERDT. . .Hi-Y, Football- 1, 2, 3, Baseball-4 SALLY LANCHSWEERDT. . .Y-Teens-1, 2, 3, Spanish Club-2, 3, 4 fSocial Chairman, Presidentj Drama Club-3, 4, Junior Achievement-3, Junior Prom Court GAIL LANGSDORF. . .Spanish Club-2, 3, 4 QVice President-43, Y-Teens-2, 3, Booster Club-4, Nurses Club-2, 3, 4, Junior Achievement tSecretary-31, Business Club-4 SCOTT LATHON. . .Wrestling-2, Baseball-2 MARY LEDA. . .Spanish Club-2, Drama Club-3, 4, Booster Club-3, 4, Y-Teens-4, Home Economics Club-4, Nurses Club-4, G.A.A.-4, Hatchet Report- er-4, Home Room Historian-4 RONALD LEICHTMAN. . .Glee Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y-4, Art Club-1, 4, Track-1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling- 1, 2, Football-1, Cross-country-2, 3, 4, fCaptainJ Hit the Deck, Gypsy Baron SAMUEL LEVEE. . .Latin Club-1, Science Club- 3, 4, Band-1, 2, Baseball-1, 2, Swimming-4, Home Room Treasurer-2 PATRICIA LIBERTOWSKI. . .Glee Club-3, 4, Nurses Club-3, 4, Junior Achievement-4 WILLIAM LLOYD. . .Track-1, 2, 3, 4, Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling-3, 4 JEAN LONG. . .Y-Teens, Glee Club MARGARET LUKASZEWSKI. . .Booster Club- 3, 4, Drama Club-3, 4, Spanish Club-2, Y-Teens- 4, Home Economics Club-4, Nurses Club-4, G.A.A. -4, Hatchet Reporter TERRY MARTIN. . .Operators Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council-3, Future Doctors Club-4, Boost- er Club-3, Glee Club-2, Mathematics Club-4 MILDRED MAJOR. . .Homemakers Club-4 MARLEE MACON. . .Glee Club-1 CYNTHIA MASLOWSKI. . .Y-Teens-1, Booster Club-3, 4, Nurses Club-2, 3, 4, G.A.A.-3, National Honor Society-3, 4, Latin Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club -3, 4, Literary Society-2, 3, Yearbook CHESTER McCOY. . .Glee Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Boys Ushers Club-1, 2, 3, 4, CSecretary, Vice-Presidentb RALPH McCOY. . .Spanish Club-3, Latin Club-4, Orchestra-1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming-3 JAMES MCFADDEN. . .Baseball-1, 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball-1, 2, 3, 4, Football-1, 2, 3, 4 EARLYNE MILES. . .Art Club-I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club-4, Glee Club-4 ANNIE MILLER. . .G.A.A.-1: Band-3, Art Club- 1, 2, 3, 4 SHARON MILLER. . .Glee Club, Hatchet Re- porter-2 MILLICENT MILLIKEN. . .Y-Teens-1, 2, 3, 4, B- Team Cheerleader-1, Panther, Glee Club-3, 4, Spanish Club, Booster Club, Junior Achievement' Junior Prom Court, Business Club fTreasurerJ 9 JANICE MODORY. . .Student Council-1, 2, Boost- er Club-3, 4, Junior Achievement-3, Yearbook-4, Glee Club-1, Home Room Secretary-1, 2, Home Room Historian-3, Prom Committee, Co-Chair- man of Miss Memory Lane Dance ANNA MUSIALIK. . .Glee Club-4, Nurses Club- 3, 4, Y-Teens-4, Science Club-4, Booster Club-4, Charm Class-3 JAMES NAESSENS. .'.Band, Orchestra PATRICK NAGY. . .Latin Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club-3, 4, Student Council-1, 2, Junior Achieve- ment-3, Intramural Basketball-4 DENNIS NEMETH. . .Escort for Miss Memory Lane MARY HELEN NEMETH. . . -Y-Teens-1, 2, 3, G.A.A.-1, 2, 3, Booster Club-2, 3, D.C.E.-3, 4 MARY MARTHA NEMETH. . .G.A.A.-3, 4, Y- Teens-3, 4, Booster Club-3, 4, D.C.E.-3, 4, Art Club -2, 4, Hatchet Reporter, Junior Prom Court, Home Economics Club, Home Room Treasurer-4, Project Committee-4 SHARON NIEDBALSKI. . .Y-Teens-4, Booster Club-4, Home Economics Club-4 BARBARA NIEZGODSKI. . .Y-Teens-1, 2, G.A.A. -2, 3, Business Club-4, Yearbook Staff-4, Teen-O- Scope-2, 3, Yearbook Representative-2, 3, 4, Charm Class-2, Junior Achievement-4, Home Room Presi- dent-1, 2, 3, Prom Committee IRVIN NOWACKI. . .Cross Country-3 LOUIS NOWAK. . . KATHLEEN OLEJNICZAK. . .Y-Teens-2, 3, 4, Booster Club-2, 3, 4, Glee Club-2, Yearbook Edi- tor, Girls Usher Club-3, 4 iPresident5, Junior Prom Court, Miss Memory Lane Court, Teen-O-Scope ERICA OLSON. . .Nurses Club-2, 3, G.A.A.-2, Glee Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Melloettes-3, 4, Hatchet Staff -4, Latin Club-I, 2, Spanish Club-2, 3, National Honor Society-3, 4, Y-Teens-1, 2, Yearbook Staff, Future Doctors Club-4, Booster Club-3, Gypsy Baron, Miss Memory Lane Court, Senior Project Committee CAROL OLSZEWSKI. . .Latin Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Art Club-2, 3, 4, Teachers Club-4, Hatchet-3, 4, Junior Achievement-3, Literary Club-2, 3, Miss Memory Lane Court JUDITH OSOWSKI. . .Teachers Club-3, 4, Junior Achievement-3, 4, fTreasurerD, Senior Cabinet Member, Spanish Club-1 DENIS OVERMYER. . .Glee Club-1, 2, 3, 4, Screen Club-1, 2 DANIEL PACZKOWSKI. . .Football-1, Wrestling- 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Court, Senior Home Room President WILLIAM PAULSEN. . .Band-1, 2, 3, 4 LORETTA PIATKOWSKI. . .Y-Teens, Nurses Club, Art Club, Band-1, 2, 3 CAROLYN PICA. . .Booster Club-2, 3, 4, Y-Teens- 1, 2, 3, 4, fTreasurer 2, Vice-President-3, Service Chairman-45, Teachers Club-1, 2, 3, 4, fSecretary- 2, Treasurer-31, Hatchet-1, 2, 3, 4 CFeature Editor- 2, Story Editor-3, Editor-41, Ushers Club 3, 4, Glee Club-2, 3, 4 tBoard-3, Board President-45, Mel- loettes-4, Gypsy Baron , National Honor Society- 3, 4, Literary Society-2, 3, Student Council Secre- -177- tary-45 Home Room President-35 Class Treasurer- 25 Football Court-45 Teen-O-Scopeg D.A.R. Award -45 Alternate to Girl's State HAROLD PICKENS. . . DOLORES POCZA. . .Glee Club-2, 3, 45 Art Club- 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens-1, 25 Business Club-45 Home Room Historian-2 ROSALIND POPE. . .Y-Teens-1, 45 Nurses Club- 1, 45 G.A.A.-45 Sophomore Class Social Chairman BRENDA PRITCHETT. . .Glee Club-25 Student Council-15 Basketball Court-3 ROSE MARIE PUCHALA. . .Glee Club-3, 45 Jun- ior Achievement-35 Nurses Club-45 Booster Club-45 Y-Teens-45 Senior Prom Committee-45 Doctors Club-4 ALBERT RIDENOUR. . .Student Council-45 Es- cort For Football-45 Miss Memory Lane Escort-4 JACK ROGERS. . . DIANA ROZANSKI. . .Y-Teens-15 Student Coun- cil-1, 2, 3, 45 Drama Club-1, 25 Junior Achievement -35 Yearbook Staff-45 Booster Club-25 Civitan Club -45 D.C.E.-45 Junior Prom Court5 Home Room So- cial Chairman5 Business Club-4 MARGRAET RYCHURALSKI. . .Y-Teens-1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 3, 45 Booster Club-3, 45 Junior Achieve- ment-35 Business Club-45 Spanish Club-45 Nurses Club-4 JAMES SABINAS. . .H-Y-2, 3, 4 fVice-President- 415 Cross-country-2, 3, 45 Baseball-1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Basktball Court Escort5 Senior Football Court Es- court5 Co-Captain of Cross-country JANET SAVKO. . .Home Room Treasurer-2 STEVE SAYER. . .Band-1, 25 Student Council-15 Basketball-1, 2, 3, 45 Football-1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball- 15 Miss Memory Lane Escort-4 JAMES SCHLEIS. . .Spanish Club-3, 45 Art Club- 45 Track-2, 3 WILLIAM SCHULTZ. . .Football-1, 2, 3, 4, Wrest- ling-2, 3, 4 JUDITH SCIBA. . .Y-Teens-1, 35 Booster Club-2 3, 45 G.A.A.-3, 45 Girls Usher Club-3, 45 CLieuten- ant-4J5 Student Council-15 Home Room Treasurer- 35 Business Club-4 I SHARON SCZEPANKIEWICZ. . .Y-Teens-2, 3 45 Band-15 G.A.A.5 Home Room Vice-President-2 45 Business Club-4 7 7 JOHN SEANOR. . .Hi-Y-1, 45 Glee Club-15 Stu- dent Council-15 Junior Cabinet5 Baseball-1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball-1, 2, 45 Football-1, 45 Sophomore His- toriang Junior Basketball Escort5 Miss Memory Lane Escort5 Home Room President-3 SANDRA SEKENDY. . .Y-Teens-1, 35 G.A.A.-1, 2, 3, 4 fPresident, SecretaryJ5 Junior Cabinet5 Booster Club-2, 3, 4, CVice-Presidentjg Latin Club-25 Stu- dent Council-1, 4 fSocial Chairmanlg Steering Com- mittee-45 Junior Achievement-35 Yearbook-45 Bus- iness Club-45 Home Room President-2, 3 PATRICIA SHERRILL. . .Library Club-15 Busi- ness Club-4 MARILYN SIMMONS. . .Library Club-15 Busi- ness Club-4 VICTORIA SKUBIS. . .Glee Club-1, 25 Y-Teens- 1, 2, 35 Girls Ushers Club-3, 45 Hatchet-1, 2, 3, 4 f Society Editor-415 Business Club-45 National Hon- or Society-3, 45 Assistant Editor of Yearbook5 Var- sity Cheerleader-3, 45 Booster Club-3, 4 fTreasurer -3, President-435 Nurses Club-15 Home Room Sec- retary-2, 45 Chairman of Miss Memory Lane Dance THOMAS SLISZ. . . CAROLYN SMITH.. .Latin Club-1, 2, 35 Glee Club-1, 25 G.A.A.-1, 2, 3 PATRICIA SOOS. . .Junior Class Social Chair- mang Business Club-45 Senior Cabinet5 Yearbook- 45 Drama Club-35 National Honor Society-3, 45 Student Council-3, 45 Booster Club-2, 35 Girls Ush- ers Club-3, 45 Spanish Club-25 Y-Teens-15 Home Room President-2, 45 Home Room Social Chair- man-3 JOHN SPINNER. .. CLIFFORD STAMMICH. . .Student Council-45 Spanish Club-3, 4 fTreasurer-495 Glee Club-3, 45 Mellomen-3, 45 Future Doctors Club-45 Track-2 LEONARD STARCZEWSKI. . .Football-1, 2, 3, 45 Track-25 Memory Lane Escort5 Student Council President-45 Hoosier Boy State Delegate5 Latin Club-1, 25 Teen-O-Scope5 Senior Historiang Home Room President-25 Senior Cabinet5 Junior Rotarian ALLEN STEENBEKE. . .Hi-Y-1, 2, 35 Latin Club -1 ADELE STEPIEN. . .Teachers Club-1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club-1, 2, 3, 45 Booster Club-3, 45 Science Club-3, 45 G.A.A.-1, 2, 3, 45 B-Team Cheerleader-25 Home Room Historian-35 Yearbook-45 Literary So- ciety- 2, 3 PATRICIA STROZEWSKI. . .Booster Club5 Y- Teens5 G.A.A. ROBERT SWANSON. . .Hi-Y 45 Spanish Club-3, 45 Mathematics Club-45 Wrestling-4 LORRAINE SWARTZ. . .Y-Teens-1, 25 G.A.A.-15 Student Council-25 Yearbook-45 Booster Club-3, 45 Junior Prom Court5 Miss Memory Lane Court5 Business Club-45 Home Room Secretary-4 CANDY SZCZYPIORSKI. . .Girls Ushers Club-3, 45 Science Club-2, 3, 45 Latin Club-1, 25 Library Club-3, 45 G.A.A.-35 National Honor Society-3, 45 Y-Teens-1, 2, 3, 4 CTreasurerJ5 Vice-President of Science Club MICKEY SZILAGYI. . . , JUDITH TARR. . .Spanish Club-2, 3, 4 CSecre- taryjg Y-Teens-1, 2, 3, 4 Clnter-Club CouncilJ5 Booster Club-45 Y-Teen Court-15 Football Court-45 Junior Achievement-45 Business Club-4 DIANE TARWACKI. . .G.A.A.5 Booster Club CATHERINE THOMAS. . .Booster Club5 Miss Memory Lane Court JAMES THOMAS. . .Glee Club DENNIS THOMPSON. . .Future Doctors Club-45 National Honor Society-3, 45 Band-1, 2, 3, 45 Dra- ma Club-35 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 5 Latin Club-1, 25 Baseball-25 Escort for Miss Mem- ory Lane Court5 Mathematics Club-45 Junior Ro- tarian-45 Gypsy Baron Orchestra ROBERT TIDEY. . .D.C.E.-3, 4 fPresidentJ SYLVIA TOBIAS. . .Y-Teens-1, 2, 3, 45 Booster Club-3, 45 Spanish Club-35 Hatchet Staff-3, 45 Glee Club-1, 3, 45 Drama Club-3 EUGENE TOMKINS. . . SUSAN TOROK. . .Yearbook Staff-45 Y-Teens-1, 3, 4 fSecretaryJ5 Booster Club-1, 2, 3, 45 Library Club-2, 3, 45 Nurses Club-45 National Honor So- ciety-3, 45 Business Club-45 Literary Society-2, 3 PATRICIA TRUE. . .Y-Teens5 Booster Club5 D.C. E.5 Yearbook Representative MIRIAM TUTTLE. . .Library Club fSecretaryJ5 Business Club MARCIA VAN AUTREVE. . .Junior Achieve- ment-3, 45 iTreasurerJ5 Student Council-1, 2, 3, 45 Nurses Club-1, 2, 35 Y-Teens-1, 45 Booster Club- 2, 35 Art Club-3, 45 Spanish Club-45 Glee Club-1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A.-4 WILLY VELDMAN. . .Science Club-35 Escort Washington-Riley Round-Up5 Prom Committee LEO VERHAEGEN...Basebal1-1, 2, 45 Junior Achievement SHIRLEY VERSMESSE. . .G.A.A.-35 Junior Achievement-45 Nurses Club-45 Home Room His- torian RALPH WADZINSKI. . . LINDA WALL. . . TED WANTUCK. . .Hi-Y-3, 4 CTreasurerJ5 Sci- ence Club-3, 45 Latin Club-2, 3, 45 Hatchet Staff- 3, 45 Assistant Sports Editor5 Prom Committee5 Intramural Basketball-2, 4 GERMAINE WARD. . .G.A.A.-2, 35 Latin Club-1, 25 National Honor Societyg Glee Club-1, 25 Library Club-2, 3, 4 PATRICIA WASIKOWSKI. . .Y-Teens-1, 2, 3, 4 tPresident-4, Treasurer-255 Booster Club-2, 3, 4 fPresident-395 Latin Club-25 National Honor So- ciety-3, 45 Girls Usher Club-3, 45 flst Lieutenantjg Girl's State Delegate5 Science Club-35 fSecretary- 3J5 Student Council-1, 2, 35 Library Club-2, 3, 45 G.A.A.-35 Washington Riley Round-Up Court5 Sophomore Class Vice President KAY WEIDNER. .. DAVID WENGER. . .Latin Club-3, 4 VELMA WHITTAKER. . .Glee Club-1 BARBARA WIDAWSKI. . .Yearbook 45 Y-Teens- 1, 2, 35 Nurses Club-15 Booster Club-45 Teen-O- Scope5 Charm Class-35 Bbusiness Club-45 Glee Club -1, 2, 35 Art Club-3, 4 CVice PresidentJ5 Hatchet- 3, 45 Home Room Social Chairman-1 SHEILA WINCEK. . .Y-Teens-45 Nurses Club-35 G.A.A.-25 Booster Club-2, 3, 4 CONSTANCE WILLIAMS. . .Y-Teens-15 G.A.A.- 35 Spanish Club-2, 35 iVice PresidentJ5 Band-1, 2, 35 Glee Club-1, 45 Drama Club-35 Junior Achieve- ment-35 Nurses Club-1, 2 KAREN WISNIEWSKI. . .Booster Club-3, 45 Y- Teens 3 JAMES WITUCKI. . .Latin Club-15 Booster Club- 3, 45 fTreasurerJ5 Teachers Club-3, 4 lPres.J5 Stu- dent Council-3, 45 Junior Prom Court5 Hatchet-3, 45 Art Club-3, 45 Junior Achievement-35 Literary Club-3g Drama Club-4 LAWRENCE WOLFE. . .D.C.E.g Baseball-2 GREGORY WOOD. . .Projectors Club-1, 2 ROBERT ZELLERS. . .Wrestling-1, 45 Baseball- 1, 3g Football-15 Student Council-1, 4 1Vice-Presi- dentlg American Field Service Drive Chairman-3g Booster Club fVice-Ppresident-31g Latin Club-1, 4g Science Club-3, 43 Mathematics Club-4g Home Room President-25 Junior Prom Courtg Football Court Escort JERALD ZIELINSKI. . . KENNETH ZIOLKOWSKI. . .Student Council-2, 45 Cross-country-2, 3g Basketball-1, 25 Baseball- 1, 2, 3, 4g Junior Prom Courtg Football Courtg Bas- ketball Courtg Junior Kiwanian ROBERT ZYGULSKI. . .Baseball-3, 43 Student Council-3, 45 Junior Prom Courtg Football Courtg Cross-country-3 .'X r, NN' L x , 231, f 1 i kvf Autographs lx W ' 'V I Q llff I V, K' , yy , Ll 1 if .ffixl jfbb A as VXJCJ V lull 4 luwll. Q flvw lv ,V if in I. N V F , X' i ,fri N ,Q ' N. I I J 5, l x n. YI. J J t - 180- V., ., , 1 f. . I-7 if vpn I E X VX' ww . ,C , A 'f IZ ff ' If-' J ff, , Y. 4' ,F A KW! Q' M' ,x v 1' 4 I Rl rv 'M 'r 1 je VM.,- LV QLVL D yi' W' if My fbi! X ' J I 3 H Z f , r -f bL' ' N J ,, , 1 FLA! I ' . f 'if' 'fu ' QI, My uQ,J' 1 'jwf'-SkA5V y 12 ,jjj V . IJ3 5 x, Lj.!J' 4 M Cw M' Jw KM I r 1 s E-Q