Boys Technical High School - Artisan Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)
- Class of 1980
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Experimenting in exploratory auto and aero course,oCorl Davis drags his hand forward, to test if his plane flie-s.2.Liso Merkei wonders if the mug shots come with the 'arrest' pass, as Mark Nisror finds comfort in posing. 3. James Wever executes the last of his leg stretches ost Peter Schloikowski waits for the rest of Mr. Borowicz's sixth hour class to catch up to him. 4. Ron Egle meditates. Boy, have i got on air-tight alibi. 5. Nic Drvenkar looks up from his woodworking Shop 200. 6. On death row in 110, Ceciiio Johnson and friend await execution from Mr. Magna during seventh hour. 7. Brion Swortwout, Joe Polka, and Neat Schoofs bide their time in line for Tech's newest wind tunnel, the Beaties' haiiway by the auditorium. ax, wx 'Q v + N, A, -I . 'K f aff ' s , -:Ji 4 - Mil Q QQ., , 'M QE' QQ' ' X ,V 'X' ,VM qw f l 'H 't .' 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Each mae: warm and esteem to Exim represents a self-made fans Qarher En me srcmcis. ..-.x.s:. af each vaiaze is as Emporium ilrasir an me fieisi jus? as John . ' Tiff' - - :mar a ye!! Baader, dressed and Q. . ' iike a rear jim Reperri. .- . . Linda 'french grins about her firsr ,' Q Z. in Era-prember. 2. Breathing 0 ' 1 ' ' ' rome, Scart 3-iarcour draws XR 1-' . through his fingers and out -,I-Hf'. ' -',' f. . , 21:3 Ream 169 Wifh jazz. 3. After ' ' ' Mark Wilson smiies at his 1:' cirsrirrg Mr. ScEwsrer's second hour Q ' ' r-' Swan Haba-rr sta-ps firm! aoiishing I U Q' l far Track, smirking ar a feiiaw - sruciemfs: jake during Mr. Tevz . ' erghra hour taurse. 5. Lora Labre ' , I ' ae: chair drawing nearby. 6. em rarzeie during Mr. Hanserfs sixrh , riaray Rcmciie pauses from grid , 4 an exercise in Eine design. 7. Sieve ' his pinning jab for squareness . ' - sevemh hour in Shop 200. K VF -Tug I .' ' ' , , ' - . 4 L., ' .'A ar- - ,. 'ln ,'.4X '0. 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Eric Upchurch ' and Peggy jenkins smisfy the-if sweet- iwesrarts sweet Ioezafhs. kissing away the de- tetaii rim? :soon lunch cmd their moment to- gether wiii be over. 5, Chczperoning of the 'ii3'?f? Prom, Dr. Zirbezfi pfonces and struts, perfszrming his disiinctiv-9 one-fwc:-Zee-four siege is the afnnciescsifnf hem of the bond. 6. Many Weber 'finds Eaore-dom cz stronger Fec- '.' mmf than his rea-usher, cs Kfisteile Uirich takes refugee in 'These United Stores, this yemfs new ifaismfy book. '-,', 0 , .'. ..- Q, . Y tl: 5 -' I., '- 5 - .-. w.-2,..'.'.'- -,,-.u-A -, ' . .lx - f-hc -, .3-L ,- 'y,'. l A . . D .-.- - f , - .--.'. - -- .?..,-:- 0 ,, . Ly... .. ' ,.s Q an r 0 ' .. ttecause their proximity yields mightiertf and shot on sight. 2. Tarlon Herron, on n 'IZ gravitatianai attraction for each other, ' his way to fourth hour, passes by 275. S.: ' M.. 1 , srnali groups of stars congregate and cius- A clenched fist, raised screwdriver, and H j . :Z ter. Different peapie iured by common in- greasy forefinger steal time from ' A ', re-rests, group together, chipping in to buy machine shop, explaining to all . - ' K. aT:,q,:-grit Q . W, r the aero shop substitute a submarine sand- , .Q- 4' 1: wich because he found out about 'lSub 4 . ilfayf' finding a railer skating partners in 1' rhe hand, or discovering cz choir 'on the -- soccer team who knows the words to , 'lWhen the moon in the sky is as big as a r pie, thats amaref' - . , . Milwaukee, including Fourth and Bruce, Tech's Number One! 4. Mr. Tevz's H seventh and eighth hour cabinet trade r students draft the plans of the chair they ' each will build. 5. A group of freshmen .- in 348 indulge in the laid-back atmosphere of the exploratory electric course. 6. First hour on a glowing ' - . 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Our light flows out to other schools, contiguous and removed, blinding their inhabitants with ' - brilliant light from the deeds and successes of the n' lives of Tech students. . 1. Ron' Gramza flies the friendly skies of the third floor Pink Hallway, the graphics in the bend furnishing the take-off runway. 2. A student 1'5 checks over tonight's homework, questioning, Do . C l really need to take my algebrg with me? 5 .,, - . , . . , T 11-.k-. If.-:-sv.- --. -7 f .WT Twenty-four hour winners Tie doy, the rug of wor, purple ond white doy oll creoted energy during Spirit Week. But the climox wos the eighth hour pep rolly where the Blues Brothers, Dr. Zirbel ond Mr. Dusold, led the cheering in Tech's version of l'Fridoy Afternoon Live, The gorne itself vvos o reol thriller with Modison tolsing on eorly Ieod by chorging into the endzone ofter recovering o blocked punt on Tech's one yord line. However o screen poss from Torn Fsebotzlwe to Cornelius Robinson seoled Tech's victory, finolizing the score ot 14-9. The donce wos ogoin held in the gym where Jerry Bloodworth ond Down Nowols reigned over the festivities. lncognito ond The Sunshine Bond provided the beot for oll the doncing couples. Homecoming Court: Milse Nueburg, Lorroine Montgo, DeXVoyne Smoots, Deirdre Cotton, Milxe Kortz, Christine Trovio, Mike Gollow, Suson Borlrovvslsi, King Jerry Bloodworth, Queen Down Nowols, Edgor Joclsson, Potricio Rodriguez, Eric Jones, Terri Blythers, Cloyton Patton, Wendy Wqcmon, Wilie Hu, Syonthe Davis -I4 Not getting into the music of the first bond, Morls Kopplin ond Mory Fredricls discuss 'sweet nothings' ,4 ifrmesg-safe Q T amwvi FE? av-:trawl-uf nirmtgsnfvfki f' R qu, nf no si 2' hw' i .as 1. Anchored by Steve Presnol, theluniot class, strained faces illustrating their winning form, out-sweats the sophomores in tne second rug-of-war on Wednesday morning of Spirit Week 2. With his pom-pon toupee trimmed for the occasion, Ken Kessler poses with his Spirit Weels bride, Carmen Roman. 3. Pictured here in the opening skit as the Blues Brothers , Dr, Zirbel and Mr. Dusald host Friday's pep rally along with Ms. Meyer Many students called the assembly the best so far in the year, due ro its original Friday Afternoon Live theme. 4. As Modison's 48 clutches his waist, Steve Miller C435 embeds the ball in nts rib cage and drags his opponent for another yard, 5. With Jeff Hansen as Sparky, Jim Dane, Joanne Arbella, Vkicls Kartz, Linda Kartz, Dan Karts, Mr, Hartz, and owner-driver Doug l-lonlse comprise the Purple Crush Fire-Up Department l M si ,,,,,,....--r--' ' WM 'M- .......------ ' 'l H ' I , 'A ' -...,,, --is Qi ll-6415555-v.n.ri gg- .MM F . l 99- . A ,I 1 I 'Q I . 'Q Qi' ian NVQ Q9 . ' ' fur -- In eoch Whor mode rhe evening of Moy 18 1979 disrincrly memoroble for 17o Cou- ples? Prom Nighr 1979, held 8:00 ro 11:00 in rhe school gym, gyrored ond spun ro rhe melodies corered by UWM's DJ. Club, Bur mony orrending prom rored rhe mu- sic os only foir. lf nor prom, rhen vvhor? Perhops rhe posr prom, ossembled from 11180 ro 1130 om or The More Plozo. The mognificenr femole vocolisr filled rhe holl wirh hormonic emorion, Creoring o luxu- rious ond ogreeoble doncing ormo- other's orms sphere. Bur rhe row sreol-z ond solid, un- yielding pororo derrocred from rhe exe perience, The refusols of vvoirers ro bring Worer ond rhe locli of drinlsing founroins was disgusringly funny, for exiring ro re' vive one-'s self meonr no rerurning ro posr prom, under o ridiculous Plozo poli- cy. Whor rhen Could occounr for The Complie ments oworded rhe evening? The hor- mony flowing bervveen rhe rwo people flowing ond svvoying ro rhe music, os ir hos in rhe posr, iusr os ir will in rhe furure, iusr os ir will olvvoys ond forever. Doug Koross und Pom Loiselle vore for prom courr eorly in rhe evening ourside rhe oudirorium Left: Coach Dirkholz was deeply touched by the autographed ball and trophy presented to him by the soccer team including John Zawlocki. Below: Honored by Coach Ad- ams, Greg Boehm, Kermit Smith, Mike Sczesny, Dave Dollsiewicz, and Mike llosolels represented the Cross Country Team. R WN, A O ,I Below: Football stars Rob Slsonodzinslxi, Dave Morbeck, Mark Lubinski, and Dovid Gilliam, received their awards at X the banquet. e ,, i I , , KP' bw. if , 'hte Athletes feted at banquet The minor, major, and chevron winners from the fall sports were honored at Gonzaga Hall on December o, 1979. This year's banquet was a bit different because of the many people attending Cover GOOD and the lacls of time. Mr. Prichard- son commented, With as many athletes as we had to honor, we had to eliminate the guest speaker, otherwise it would have token too long. One special honor, the Harry Stys Award, was given to the outstanding lineman of the year, Kurt Kucharslsi. This award commemorates one of the Trqan's former players from the fifties. With Mlke SmIth's trophy glimmer- ing in the foreground, Dr. Zirbel and Coach Foster discussed the banquet. Student Life 17 Below: Silk blouses, vests, and plaid skirts are all part of the fashion scene as Debra Lucas knows. Right: These foxy ladies, Tommy Srampley and Sharon Johnson, and the handsome guys, Phil Grant and Patrick Walker, are in with the latest fashions of boots, scarves and jackets, pu-,. , 1 pn.: '.---- Right: This new wlld and crazy style is an original by Jeff Jansen. Far Right: Flannel shlrts and blue jeans have almost become a uniform for many Tech students. 18 Student Life Below: As the new decade came the era of disco with John Travolta went, leaving behind on entire disco industry of fashions and record. Right: The long tunlc top, combined with the side buttoned skirt, worn by Renerte Brown, are currently in vogue. Below: The Jefferson Starship has survived two decades, but can it make it through the eighties with the departure of Grace Slick. Bottom: Calculators have replaced brains in 1960 math classes. X ,,,..r,, s gg., uuvbu QE Q9-7 rt.. as Z tn- G, --- X - f ee.ee 1. J ' f W 'tt eet.t' Fabulous frivolities Fads, fashions, and fancies fill out futures with ficlsle feelings and frivolous followings, finding a fabulous finale before finishing for- ever. Following full-fledged fads frivels away fought for finances. Forwarned, followers will fend off falling flat for a finish. Any discerning reader can tell f's are in. Here are more in's and out's for the eighties. Sl-ziing, jogging, racquetball, and electronic games have supplant- ed snowsledding, play-do, and pet roclss. Miss Piggy, Bo Derels, and Benny Hill are replacing Farrah, Mr. Rogers, and Danny-O Day. New Wave, Joe Walsh, and Leif Garret are topping disco and Rod Stewart. Clogs, levi cords, hilsing boots, Suspenders, lsnap saclss, and three piece suits are in vogue, while saddle shoes, Sears polyester doublelxnits, elephant bell pants, and lunchboxes are out. Small cars, gasohol, and solar power malse it, but lead sleds, tanlss, and nuclear power don't. Student Life 19 9 5 E B ,N an x . 1. Right: Jazz ensemble member Nes- ror Hernandez solos on his bass guitar. Below: Unltlng their voices In song, Patrice Beresford, Carmen Thomas, Le- manuel Highrire, Carla Jackson, and Judy Nash harmonize with the Vocal Ensemble. . X . ' U ,Sal Right: Band director Mr. Slmlele ex- presses his infense concenrrarion in his face. , , ,,:.a 'll' -f .ws , 1 Q Jor- l i xl .FW ix! F J ij V Ol'fT1 O . ' tra and has i ' rv f 4 1 l 1 fx . ' l il ' ti f 1' 1' i ii, . x V F f il ,-4 1 yeqlz, in i f ,x J 4 is bmw ,K ,J L , ol lf Ml X VV il ff F 1 f wp M Ml, V! -.Fillf X' l rudenri X ,R www' Left: Thelr bodies expressing the lyr- ics, Cathy Bernhardt, Sharon Dossett, Beth Doerr, and Lisa Spence imitate the willow trees Lisa is singing about. Bottom Left: The sax section of Barry Mitchell, John Lubenon, Dave Renaud, and Robert Kohlman performed with the Jazz Ensemble. Bottom Right: Sololsts David Renuad and Victor Durgos combine their talents on their horns. Q ? 6: 1.52- fisiy! f v Counterpoint opens Yule season Winter Counterpoint, was presented on De- cember 12, 1979 in the Tech Auditorium. A full house attended the program with the first half of the concert containing the concert Band, lnter- mediate Band, and Concert Choir. A variety of Christmas and seasonal music was presented. After intermission, the Tech Orchestra, in its sec- ond year, performed. Vocal Ensemble, assisted by the Theatre Arts Dancers and members of the Jazz Ensemble presented four pieces with a highlight being the music from Roots, featur- At their bowing best, first violinist Charles Guenther is joined by Steve Es- tes, Carl Lovendahl, and Wayne Krusdrike. ing soloists Lisa Jordan and Victoria Robbins and a dance presentation by the Theatre Arts Dancers. Jazz Ensemble exhibited a variety of jazz styles and featured many outstanding soloists, a tight ensemble sound, and a driving rhythm section. The latest edition of Winter Counterpoint closed with the Tech Chorus and Band combin- ing to perform the Hallelujah Chorus from Han- del's The Messiah . Student Life 21 Desks stands empty during the weekend, waiting for Monday morning. Below Southridge is a popular week- end spot for bargains and members of the opposite sex. Dan Shine rests from shopping near the waterfall, fd ,Warn l Crusing along the lakefront or highway 100 on Saturday night Sunday afternoon fills many hours for Tech students. 22 Student Life Of it Hu Aany Tech students show support for their teams by ittendlng sporting events or Cbelowb exerclse themselves y taking ski trips to local hills like Alpine Valley. Besides a time for Michelob A-Mvw..'Q ' t Cf- tal- 'f Weekends are . . . A time to relax and hope Monday never comes. Mike Gorc- zany A mini summer vacation. Philip Sliwinski Two days you wish you could turn into three. Peter Janik Rest from a long, hard week. I can finally put my thoughts together because they were so cluttered during the week Dan Lang A hopeful date on Friday or Saturday night which usually ends up in no date at all. Kristelle Ulrich On weekends you can let your spirit soar. You can be what you want to be, Tim Dittloff The two best days of the school week. lt's the time to catch up on the sleep the teachers didn't let us get in class. Brian Marciniak A time to spend more time with your girl friend. Dave Mor- beck Srudenr Life 23 24 Student Life Speed skaters Beth fbelowj ond Eric Heiden dazzled the world in the 1980 Olympics held ar Lalse Placid. The death of John Wayne from cancer saddened the world while the policies of the Ayatollah Khomeni inspired darr- board posters and T-shirts. Milwau l 1- urnal Photo jar , r ,x,, l he-'lt-4 fr l ,F , . K f., ,,l,,,,M W ..,fg,g ., , Uh. ,. + 45 i M , 3:74 ,f Fi-fu wi, 52555 A. ,W , W, 5 an 'T X ,X ff ' 'NS f l i l X 'XX km jf!! ll ex f gi Plwoto gg MM., M -ig i ward Kennedy, l 'as f A - ..,'.z A year to remember With the invasion of Afghanistan by the Russians, world ten- sions increased to the highest level since World War ll, Jimmy Carter has told us. Tech students will remember this years from now, especially those who will have to register for the draft because of it. Here are some other events we will long remember -V moments of concern, joy, triumph and trage- dy. Americans bitterly hate lran's Ayatollah Khomeini after 50 Americans are held hostage in the American embassy by radical students . . . Pittsburg Steelers capture the Superbowl title for the fourth consecutive year with the defeat of the LA. Rams . . . Chicago school system shut down because of lacls of The popularity of Jimmy Carter increased during the lran and Afghanistan crises and helped him tend off the candidacy of Ed- funds . . . Eleven people die in stampede at the Who concert in Cincinnati . . . Summer gas crunch, driving prices over a dollar, caused by OPEC's strangling grip on oil prices . . . lnflation rages over 1279 . , . Volatile gold marlset sees prices jump over S800 an ounce . , . John Wayne, Jimmy Durante, Keith Moon die . . . Clean up of Three Mile lsland continues as support for nuclear power dwindles . . . Cambodian refugees face starvation and possible extinction and the Boat People struggle for survival . . . F,l3.l. sting brings bribery charges against U.S. Congressmen . . . Judge Christ Seraphim faces an inquiry into charges of misconduct . . . All DC-1Ojet airliners are grounded after crash at O'Hare lsills 275 people, the worst air disaster in US. History . . . Bo Derels is a perfect lO . . . , . . . Student Life 25 Right: Students from the nonh- west side come to school on a yellow MPS bus. Bottom right: The 0:00p.m. rush is on and students wait po- tiently for their bus. Bottom left: Barely hanging on, Tim Hall and Bob Dutschle travel south on Thirteenth Street. Til? ,..,..,..MW-N-, Limited parking space ls a prob- lem at Tech, unless you have a motorcycle. For right: This Chevy flnds o prime parking spot on Fourth St. 26 Student Life L ' ig 1 IQJV ,. t , L' :faflffzy fl!f'z:1lf rf: I , ,VN iNVjl,.,,gn5g-li, ., With thoughts of home on hls mlnd, Mike Fuchs enters the no. 11 bus. Below: Feet are one form of transportation common to all students. Here students are walking from the bus stop. msghfi 1 Transportation poses problems Tech is located on the near southside side of Milwaukee in the heart ofthe cities' original industrial area. Transportation to and from school becomes an important part of the students' day. Many use the Milwaukee county transit system. Unfortunately though some drivers of the bus lines shun the thought of picking up students. Towards the closing of last year, problems arose, and immediately the buses were infested with undercover cops. After a few minor fines and even some arrests,'the after school bus lines were once again a bit more peaceful. Parking is a big problem at Tech. The school is surrounded on three sides by small, polluted streets. Many of those who drive to school get here much earlier than is necessary and sit in their parked cars. Unpredictable snow storms create sloppy roads and heavily congest- ed streets. As the spring draws near, more students can be seen on their bicycles or motorcycles. Some living closer may even walk to school, and transportation becomes less troublesome. Student Life 27 Homeroom students on the east side of the school watch the rush hour traffic crossing the harbor bridge. The street and the community are named 4 after one of MiIwaukee's founding fathers. Below: Looking like another factory, Tech is situated in a highly industrialized area. 28 Student Life -Hui' Walkers Point: a historical community Have you ever heard of Walkers Point? Well, Milwaukee Tech lies in the midst of this historical landmark, once laden with cobblestone roads and early 19th century architecture. The site as we know it today extends from west of Scott Street, the southern border, to west Florida on the north , south 2nd marks the eastern boundary, while south 5th borders the west. Walkers Point's History began in 1884 with the arrival of pio neer-settler, George H. Walker. Walker was one of the three founders of Milwaukee. Solomon Juneau Cconsidered the origi- nal founder of both the city and countyb began a small settlement in the east called Juneau Town, while Byron Kil- bourn founded Kilbourn Town in the west and George Walker began what is still known as Walkers Point, to the South. ln 1848 Walker built a house between Third and Fourth Streets at Bruce, and lived there for four years. From the porch of his house, it was said, he could see down the aisles of Holy Trinity Church which was built on the west side of Fourth Street in 1850. Milwaukee Tech School of Trades was opened in 1904 founded by what is now the Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce at East Oregon and South 1st Streets, where courses in carpentry, plumbing, pattern making, and machine shop were offered, it became part of MPS system in 1907. Fire destroyed this building in 1909, and William W. Maxwell a faculty member, drew the plans for a new school on the present site which incidentally is said to be a part of Walkers original cabin site. Milwaukee industry played a big part in the beer tawn's developement. By the late 1800's the city was a bustling community and much of its early history still lies in the bricks of the, still standing landmarks, one of which is only 2 minutes from Tech. The Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church, with its tall, impressive steeple is the third oldest church building in the city still in use. This is a constant reminder of the historic richness of the community about our school. is A W ,ss .s . The largest four-faced clock ln the world rises above Allen-Bradley, providing a serring for Tech runners. Below: Houses In the area Cthls one on Third Srreerb provide charming exampies of ninereenrh century archirecrure. eo t ,- -fire 'r Nl Window views of Our Lady of Gua- dalupe show the church buiir by Jeff Fiene's grear grandfather. Srudenr Life 29 0 a Q . o ,O Q O I D 0 . Q ' . 1 I s' 9 0 Q , 0 Q ' ' .I A 1 . ol . . . , I .. . , . ' i 1.1: . 0 . , .fa If ' P' ' .I I U Q . Q I 0 ' ' . ,ff . 76 V l Lx ' 0 Q U- Xxa 0 5 I . Q 1 ' . . O o . ' I O . . Q . . . Q Q 1 0 . ' . o C 1. Ploning the roughness our of his prcgecr, Robert Dryer repeors o hideous rosk during his 3rd ond 4th hour Cobi- ner shop. 2. Taking time off, Torn Tobosko ond Addo Willioms hove eorned o breols from rheir drofring closs. ev 32 Acodemics 3. A T.V. designer or repolrmon of the furure, Gory King shorpens his skills during his lsr ond 2nd hour Elecrronics shop. 4. Reading his blueprint, Mike Sczesny esrimores rhe omounr of more- riol needed ro finish his elecrric shop prqecr. 5-..., xmwxm-i-. s---w-..-.-- - .13 Job oriented skills honed in shops Shop closses ore routine ot Tech. We enter either o the- ory or o shop room, reody to begin onother doy's worls on o prqect, People in Metol Fob, Auto, ond Plumbing pull on their over- olls or oprons, students in Ar- chitecturol Drofting shorpen their pencils, mochinists pull goggles over their heods, orrists opply colors, oll dili- gently worlsing to occom- plish something. Of course, there is some time to tolls to friends, give someone o friendly shocls with o copocitor, stond y U..-+1 1. Using the skill of his craft, Doug Kozinslsi disploys his tolents of wood- working on o bond sow during his Wood shop 2. Suprised, Elislbeth Jen- lsins was worlsing on o colloge in her drofting closs, Room 265, 3. In o fresh- mon Plumbing shop, Scott Finnessy ond Sondro Gonzalez threod pipe. oround in the holls between periods, telljolses, eot, sleep, ond if you're oheod, do some homeworls. During theory some dutifully tolse notes, others try to lseep from folling osleep, Problems ore ossigned, questions ore onswered, ond difficulties ore discussed. lf the teocher finishes the les- son, o short breols occurs before the bell rings. Then the students tromple out, glod thot for onorher doy shop is over. Acodemics 33 84 Academics 1. Showing off his peach fuzz phy- sique, Todd Booth stands guard ar his moniror's posr while carching up an some geornerry readying. 2. Place foot on brake, rurn key, srarr engine. Bur What do I do nexr? Pam Na- keisky asks os she checks her manual in her Drivers' Educarion class. 3. Setting up for a jumpshot, Roy Carre-rai Iow- ers ro spring up ro his fullesr height, as Tony Green prepores ro biocls rhe shor. Academics prove challenging for Techites Remember studying A Tale of Two Cities for an English test, who can put a price tag on the experience of dissecting a frog in Biology? And who can forget being taught how to use the library index Cfor the fifth time it seemsb, and copying the answers to a math puzzle? English and Math take the two top prizes for the most challenging academic classes. There is no one in the school that has not felt the sting of a low test score in either of these sutjects. It doesn't help to know that the person behind you got his best score of fr? kv we Isa the year on the same test. But there are lighter moments, like taping commercials for radio play in Creative Writing, turning the desks backwards in pre-calculus, or prepar- ing for Mrs. Fellows spelling bee. Some sections of academic classes have no obvious use in the everyday world. Chemistry students will probably never use an electron-dot representation of an atom, physics' students, depending on their dedi- cation, may or may not remember the formula for potential energy, and German students will hopefully never have to use the English word for schlieren in a sen- tence. But who knows? You may be saved from stumbling over a dangling participle, getting pi in the face, or confusing the Bay of Pigs Invasion with your first visit to the farm. for anyone who cares, schlieren , is the discoloration that occurs when rainwater mixes with large amounts of salt water. 1. Practice makes perfect, Marcia Angland hopes, as she is being over- looked by fellow student Wilbur Hull in room 188 after school. 2. Solving Re- sultant force problems, Mr, Ron Ad- ams teaches his class in room 207. 3. Trying to solve another solution, Christine Martin and Cynthia Ricks have a go at it during their oth and 7th hour chemistry class in room 220. 4. Taking a last glance of the outside world, Anthony Lee hopes to survive physics one more time. Academics 35 The gross is greener where? Afrer receiving his diplomo or Mor- querre in 1955, Mr, Wilkinson, Tech's nevvesr ossisfonr principol, foughr sci- ence ond hisrory ond counseled or Boy View, Moving fo on odminisrro- five posirion in 1968, he worked or Fulron ond rhen Lincoln. These exper- iences Ied ro his direcrorship of Cenrrol Ciry Teocher-Communiry Projecf, dedicored ro creoring o more produc- rive ormosphere for core schools, in 1967 Mr. Wilkinson srorred o rhree yeor rerm os o member of UW-Mil woukee's foculry, moving on ro Modison ro work on o PhD. in urbon educofion. He rhen direcfed rhe Unir- ed Technicol lnsirufe, o privofe droff- ing ond elecrronics school. Pserurning ro MPS, he hos served os ossisronr principol or Modison ond Woshingron. Becouse of his exposure ond impres- sive credenfiols, Mr. Wilkinson wos osked ro compore Tech ro ofher schools. Tech srudenrs ore more commirred ro irs goois, porriolly be- couse srudenrs who do come here elecr ro come. The some rhing is frue of other speciolries . . . Tech srudenrs ore more commired ro ochieve- menr. This resulfs in fewer problems, especiolly rruoncy. The ulrimore resulf is o berrer leorning ofmosphere. Since more kids ore in closs, rhey Creochersb ore oble ro moinroin higher srondords. They see olmosr every sru- denr olmosf every dey. This circum- sronce, Mr. Wilkinson surmised, cre- ores greofer conrrol of siruofions, smoll problems eliminofed before lorger in- cidenrs germinore. Mr. Wilkinson con- rinued, Tech hos on envioble repuro- rion. I don'r know of ony odminisrro- for who wouldn'f like TO be here. Pousing for 0 second, he excused himself ond rushed our of fhe room. Reoppeoring o momenr lorer, he osked ro use fhe phone. He poced nervously woiring for rhe office ro re- ply ro his coll. Dr, Zirbel, rhis is Mr, Wilkinson, There ore rwo srrongers in rhe building . . . losr seen in fhe rhird floor, middle corridor, moving wesr ... Yes ... All righr ... Good. He quickly lefr, illusrrofing how smoll prob- Iems ore eliminored or Tech. E c if I llllllll Qin--w-4' W l ,1 ,.l N Mrg V Wikinson, Vice Principia? X Dr, Zirbel, Principal Mr, Dusoid, Vice Principe! ,-1- '1 W X., Ms York, Assisrdnr Admxnisrroror L. ,A ,..- ,,,, ' 'Wh 4.. , g 1 , S ,c c in A Q.. ,N 1. With the precision of o trained craftsman, Doug Kozinslsi curs o piece of wood on o bond sow 2. A glooting smile on his face, Mr, Torolovich gers boci-Q or Don Pirelii in his Communicorions Medio closs, i Mr, R. Adornsf Physics, Cross Country, Golf, Archery, Ski CIub,Firsf hour Tordy- i Arrendonce Monirors fp 'Q ,ff 1 J, if r i , , i Mr. R, Angeliz Engiish Longooge, Oroi Cornmunicorions, Debore, Forensics f fblkiygf fc., Y., Ffa' I cc JXNQJ Q iii' f. X I W X f' X i J Mr, B, Arnold: Explororory Auro, Generoi Drofring, Woodwork Drowing ' R, ,, -' Mr. VK. Boird: Morh ond Compurer Concepis, Chess Mr. R Boni4s1 Mochine Mr W Bornes- Mochine Ms D Benrieyf Algebro Conceprs I, Advonced Morh i, Advonced Morh II Mr, C. Berry: U5 Hisrory Ms, S. Berry: Typing Mr R. Dirlshoizr Expiororory Shop Cfvierol Foo ond Plombingb, Soccer Acodemics 87 1. Senior Carl Gresen calibrates with a micrometer in a machine shop. 2. Autobody students Don Donohue and Mark Ronczko re- build a 1956 Chevy, a collectors' classic. 8. In full dress uniform, Mr. Love poses with his bagpipes. 1. Mr. M. 2. Ms. M. 3. Mr. D. Head 4. Ms. K, 5. Mr. o. Mr. O 7. Mr, F. 8. Mr. Pi. 9. Mr. 10. Mr. IK. 11, Bogdan: Metal Fabrication, Track Bonnett: Typing Borowicz. Physical Education, Assistant Basketball Coach, Tennis Coach Boyle: Algebra Concepts I, Geometry, Advanced Math I P. Drautigam. Geometry Broeske- Exploratory Wood Shop Budzisz- SwimfGym, Varsity Football, Swim Coach Cboysb Bushman: Physics, Ski Club Advisor, Girls Softball Coach T. Buszkiewiczz Algebra Concepts l, Geometry I Callenden Economics, U.S. History Mr. J. Campion: Occupations, Exploratory Plumbing, J.V. Baseball Intramural Basketball 12. Ms. T. 18. Mr. C. 14. Mr. W 15. Mr. 16. Ms. P. 17. Mr. C. 18. Mr. D. 19. Mr. 20. Mr. 21. Mr. E. 22. Sgt. J. 23. Mr. R 24. Ms. C 38 Academics Cocking Special Education Conrad: Guidance Counselor . Cox. Freshman Counselor M. Creighton. Automotive Shop, Organ Club Deshpande: Geometry, Algebra Concepts ll Detrmann: Exploratory Electric and Electronics Digerness: Vocational Counselor M. Dill. Electric Shop, Electronics D. Dohrwardt: US. History, Am. Gov't, Hall Lockers Eggert, Technical Drawing I, Metal Fab Drawing I Evans. J.R.O.T.C. Advisor . Falk: Exploratory Graphic Arts . Fellows. Science Fiction, Composition Dog loves Love's piping Whor is Mr. Love, rhe cobiner molsing reocher, doing wirh rhor srronge con- rroprion srropped over his bocls? If you were here or rhe close of school on June l5,,1Q7Q, you moy hove heord rhe eerie, full sounds of Mr. Love ond his bogpipes over the public oddress system. Eirher you lilse ir or you don'r, he soid when oslsed obour people's ref ocrions. Some moy nor core ro heor rhe pipes, buf mosr don'r reolize rhe hord worls, co-ordinorion, ond endless -hours of procrice involved. Mr. Love resides os o member of rhe Highlond- ers Bond, on offiliore of rhe Tripoli Shriners. They con be seen morching in rhe different porodes obour rown on speciol occosions. Even though people, including his own fomily, lsid him obour his pipe ploying, Mr. Love isn'r inrimidofed. Of- ren he con be found in his bosemenr srrengrhening his lips ond co-ordinor- ing his breorhing os he procrices. No- body buf rhe dog con heor me rhere, ond rhen he'll give me o howl, he soid wirh o smile. . XX , x . X , s pl TEQC 'Iyar The best invention since sliced bread. Above o low whisper oimed OT one srudenr, o second voice corved irs woy rhrough Room 260 ond defined rhe finer points of colculus. Though if wos only chonce rhor Mr. Von de Comp reoches his Iunchrime colculus closses in rhe remediol mofh room, the siruorion proved opposires orrrocr. Ninereen-eighry morks rhe fifty-fourrh yeor of Mr. Von de Comp's reoching coreer, the Iosr eighr off the poyroll. Whor keeps fhe mon coming? I like fhe suqecr ond rhe people. I like young people. I rhink rhey're more serious rhon odulrsf' Speoking os o rrue moihemoficion, Mr. Von de Comp nored how rhe closses hod offecred his own colculus skills ond odded, I Ieorn more eoch rime. I'm more sure of ir now rhon when I quir reoching. I pride myself on rhe success of my srudenfs. You con'r meosure if in dol- lors ond cenrs. Some people like ro smoke, drink, rrovel. I do rhis. where. I'd come down for one if I only hod one in my clossf' When osked if he hod nored ony chonge in pupils over his mony yeors, Mr. Von de Comp replied, I don'r think srudenrs hove chonged much. Whor obour reochers? They don'r dress the woy fhey used ro, even rhe women folk. They ol- woys dress cosuol now. Srudenrs ol- woys dressed cosuol. Bur rhere were no beords Con reochersD when I worked here. Thor oll come offer I Iefr. He poused, folded his brow in comfem- plorion, ond odded. I don'r know why. Mr. Von de Comp's srudenrs con'r help corching rheir insrrucror's enthusi- osm. Don Kiernon srored, To pur in Mr. Von de Comp's own words, I rhink rhe closs is 'rhe besf invenrion since sliced breodf' I hos o chonce ro reoch older people my oge, Bur ir's hord ro drive noils info concrere. Thor wos or rhe Loyron House. If I don'r reoch here, I won'r reoch ony- Mr. Von de Comp finished o rwo-yeor term os vice-presidenr of the Rerired Teochers Associorion in 1978, He re- fused o strong nominorion for presi- denr. 40 Academics --45 1 1,4 1. Calculus teacher Mr. Van de Camp talxes a break between his 5th and oth hour classes. 2. Work- ing diligently, Ms. Mlhm's 5th he 4. ' 2' gf , 27 , i 614,25 1. hour Creative Writing class revises their short stories. 3. A man of quality and refinement, Art teacher Mr. Gill displays his good taste in ties. Mr. F. Ferguson: Exploratory Machine 2, Mr. P. Foster: U.S. History, Girls Swim Team CHead Coachh, Doys Swim 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Q. 10. 11. 12, 13. 14. 15. 16. Team CAssistant Coachb Mr. P. Gallagher: Geometry, Algebra Mr. D. Gill: Commercial Art Mr. C. Gnewuch: U.S. History, World History Mr. G. Goessner: Mechanical Drafting ll, Technical Drafting I G ll Mr. Pi. Goralz English, Composition, Intramural Swim, Assistant Tracls Coach Mr. P. Hansen: Print ll, Print Offset, Graphic Techniques Ms, A. Hanson: Advanced Moth l, Algebra, Algebra Concepts, Mu Alpha Theta, Math Club Ms. C. Haywood: Concert Choir, Vocal Ensemble, Prep Chorus, Color Guard Mr. G. Holman: Electronics lll Mr. lk. Holz: Electric Math, Electric Shop E: Trade, Industrial Arts. Ms. R. Holzman: Vocational Counselor Mr. M. Howard: English, Journalism, Craftsman Mr. A. Ivy: Drafting, Monitors Mr. T. .laclslandi Chemistry Ill Academics 41 Mr. Angeli geors up for fitness. Doctor Cooper is rhe mon who reol- ly ser rhe norion jogging ond run- ning, soid Mr. Angeli, The enrhusiosm of Tech's English reocher ond debore cooch for Coo- per's oerobics progrom is convincing resrimony ro irs widespreod effecr, Aerobics is bosed on eorning o sum rorol of rhirry poinrs, poinrs figured by comporing the omounr or rype of exerrion ro rhe rime needed by on individuol ro finish rhe exercise Fewer minures for rhe some drill meons more poinrs Cycling is one of rhe recommended ocriviries ond since I used o bike for rronsporrorion os o young mon I gor info c clin for condirionin Y 9 Q Mr. Angeli pedols yeor-round, Dur- ing rhe summer monrhs, I only bike, he sold, I pork my cor, which in- volves cycling ro Morquerre Universiry from his norrhside home ond ro ony summer job. Whor obour vvinrer? I hove o ser of rollers in my bose- menr I use my normol ren speed ond do five ro ren miles o doy The posr rwo Augusrs Mr Angeli por ricipored in rhe Senrlnol SAAGBRAW o five doy rhree hundred mile resr of enduronce ocross Wisconsin 5 Z 2 Q I I 52 ri -41- ' 7X ,fl 1,1 V ,A ,uf 5 I, , .f 42 Academics ig.-Q C 7 18 ...M 1. A three year conditioning pro- gram Cincluding the SAAGBIRAW race pictured here? has changed Mr. Angeli's physique to one of tense thighs, solid stomach, and popping pectorals. 2. Safety glass- es protecting his eyes, Chris Heisler operates the horizontal mill- ing machine in machine shop. 3. Angelic sounds waft heaven' ward as the Vocal Ensemble prac- tices for the Christmas concert. 1. Mr. P. Jacobs: Art Metals, Art Foundations 2. Mr. D. Johnson: Exploratory Drawing, General Drawing 3. Mr. IK. Johnson: General Drafting I, Industrial Cooperative Education 4. Mr. M. Keileyz Algebra, Algebra Concepts II, Freshman Cross Country Track 5. Mr. P. Klein: Social Worker 6. Mr. W. Klopf. Plumbing 7. Mr. J. Kohlbeclsz Print I, Graphic Techniques 8. Mr. 6. Komlodiz Machine Shop 9. Mr. T, Konowalslsi: Driver Education, Football Assistant Coach, Head Baseball Coach 10. Mr. T, Kostrivas. Machine Shop, Welding, Wrestling 11. Mr. W. Kramer: Plumbing Drafting, Student Council, Rifle Club, Special Activities 12. Ms. E. Lee: English, Drama Club 13. Mr. G. Leland. Physical Education, Freshman Football 14. Mr. R. Lithgow: Photography, Commercial Art I, Photo Monitors 15. Mr. J. Love1 Cabinet Mal-ting, Tech C1 Trade 16, Mr. C. Lovell: Guidance Counselor 17. Mr. A. Lund: Machine Trade I, Machine Trade II, Machine Tech I 18. Mr. G. Lundgren: Print Design, Photography 19. Mr. T. McCallum: Exploratory Art, Commercial Free-hand Drawing 20. Mr. N. Magna: Chemistry, Sophomore Football, Assistant Track 21. Mr. P. Marcella: Algebra, Algebra Concepts I 22. Mr. E. Marshall: Library 28. Mr. F. Mayparkz Plumbing 24. Ms. M. Mead: English, Composition Academia 43 1. Adjusting the carburetor of a Ford straight six-cylinder engine re- quires full concentration from tech- nical auto student Adam Mrozels. 2. Tier's arm tears through space propelling the ball pinword down the Eagle's Club lanes. 8. Picture perfect form provides points for Kegler Gallagher. 1, Mr. R. Meier: Drafting, Equipment Manager 2, Ms, N. Meyer: English, Cheerleader!Yell Leader Squads 8. Ms. Z. Micic: Algebra, Algebra Concepts 4. Ms, E. Mihmr Creative Writing Short Fiction Artisan 5. Mr. R. Morrison, Mechanical Drafting o. Mr. M. Oestreich1 Auto Shop, Exploratory Auto Shop 7. Mr. H, Ohlyz Cabinet Shop, Pattern Shop 8. Ms. B. Olson: Mythology, Language Slsills 9. Mr. M. Olson: Architectural Drafting I-ll-lll 10. Mr. J. Olsewi: Industrial Co-op Education 11. Mt. C.,Pagel. Cabinet Malsing, Weightlifting 12. Mr. W Parkinson: Chemistry I E: ll, Freshman Football Varsity Daslsetball 13. Mr, D Persinger: Metal Fabrication, Welding 14. Mr. D. Petruna: Metal 15. Mr. J. Pezoldtf National Honor Society 16. Ms. 44 Academics Picciolo: Advanced Composition, American Authors Pep Club l ff ,l Y i f 1' i S X i W mi , .4 ' r 'i , ,, Q, , , 4 - , , , A f Y , A All . W , F 1 ., 2 L. lf. i :fl ii m - 1 ,y 1 R l , W Vg. Ir's Wednesdgiyk Hump lflightlvrvll i l Ir's Wednesday, rheimiddle of rhe weels, as far as you cdh possibly ger from rhe relaxarion of a weelsend. So whar does a person do ro malse ir rhrough ro Friday? Since 1076, Tech reachers have GTTOCISGU rhe mid- weels blahs in rhe Milwaulsee Men's Faculry Dowling League or fhe Eagle's Club, ln 1977, a second ream jelled. Borh squads, coverous of rhe name Tech agreed a roll-off could decide rhe honor. To add greater bounry ro rhe por, the losing foursome would wear rhe label Turlseys. The veteran team rriumphed, averring rhe chol- lenge ro rheir rifle, The Turlseys, CB. Bushman, B. Arnold, L. Komlodi, K. Jamesb, frue ro rheir names, have bagged rhe cellar ever year since. This fall, rwo addirianal crews assem- bled, rhe Purple Crush and rhe Tro- jans, In mid-season, wirh four wins and four losses, Tech members CP. Gal- lagher, M. Olson, H. Zirbel, P. Jacobs? found rhemselves pirred againsr Pur- ple Crush, rhe hor upsrarrs wirh a 5-8 record.'Bur coming off an 882, rhree- game series, including d 265 game by Dr. Zirbel, Tech was bowling srrong. Too sfrong, ir loolsed. We're going go ger lsilled, we've builr our average up so high, one member said. A few players, raising time our from the horly conresred game, discussed rhe merirs of bowling rogefher one nighr a weels. Ir's good exercise, Mosr people don'r realize how hard ir is ro ger exercise when your behind a desls all day, said Dr, Zirbel. Ir's rhe relaxation, confirmed Mr. Olson. Bur Mr, Gallagher summed up the rhoughrs well. lr's Wednesday, 'Hump Nighff' From rhere on, ir's Crhe weelsend'sD downhill. If lsids in school have been acring up, you can go our and relax. Ir's rhe comraderie, frarernal comraderie, lr's a lor of fun. As rhe game resumed, Tech mem- bers sreadily chipped away or rhe 65- pin handicap the Purple Crush was allocated, proved their srrengrh, and realized vicrory. mul ISFHUX S4 Q i FMU ' E s i 5 A im c C 1-Sk Y gg W ,gi A -,,' . Q x T4 L ta ---A J 0 u'l' o-I v, O gl ,.f', 9',oo:f51 Q ik s -U uf-v'.1'P, I iff Academics 45 1. Kiss fan Chris Amell erioyed posing for the photographer. 2. Henry Barnett, Regina Grace, Scott Love, and Tony Green tal-se a breal-z from electronics class. 3. Mr. Egger! displays some of his wood carvings for interviewer Greg Sweets. 1. Ms J. Poclsat Communications Medio, Freshman English 2. Mr. P Polster: Geometry, Algebra Concepts ' if gy 3. Ms J Preissr Librarian, Pam Pon Squad or Wit , ff , 'f' ' x , 4. Mr. D. tzeiaai. Print Shop fi, i-1 ,J J s , Q f ' d '1 f 'L S . 5. Mr J. Richardson: Phy. Ed., Athletic Director , KLM' L! 4,4 f T ,I 'S ' Y! o. Ms. H. Richmond: English J XS-a ' L J. 7. Mr. H Robinson: Gen Drafting, Expl Drafting 3' 8. Mr J Robinson: Math Q Mr J Rogers: Music Appreciation, Guitar, Music Theory, Orchestra 10. Mr. G. Rqohng Science 11. Mr. B. Rosenblum: Guidance 12. Mr. B. Sarenac1 Swimming, Swim Monitors 13. Mr. R. Scheibe: Pschologist, Human Relations Club, Psychotic and Schizophrenic Students Club 14. Mr. K. Schmidt, Autobody 15. Mr. J. Schuster: Biology, Booth Crew 10. Mr, T. Schwalbachi Commercial Art, Commercial Freehand Drawing 17. Mr. G. Seiser: Physics, Science Club 18. Mr. R. Simiele. Sr. Bond, Int. Band, Jr. Band, Jazz .Ensemble 19. Ms. K. Simons. US. History 20. Capt J. Simpson. JROTC Advisor, Drill Team 21. Ms. J. Singer. Science Fiction, Composition 22. Mr. N. Slsaros: Counselor 26. Mr. W. Sowlles: Electric 24. Mr. J. Stole. Chemistry J avi-.. .f J 'mel sf S. muinllii Lis 'fx M7 l 9 ,av- X l we I 1 ay 'S -V .Q k gm 772 i llf i fx 2 Study hall wood carver ln his spare rime Mr. Eggerr enjoys woodcarving. He gained early exper- ience in woodworking and afrer graduating from Tech's woodshop in 1940, became a woodshop reacher. He began wirh smoorhcarving which incorporares some machining worls such as power sawing and sanding. Misralses plagued him ar firsr, sending mosr of his worla inro rhe fire, After ren years of increasing success, his inreresr rurned ro chip carving, a pro cess requiring only a few simple lsnives and producing a more inrri- care, precise final producr. Mr. Eggerr carves when he's in rhe mood. One carving fools him rwo years ro com- plere. - I ' -fi I couldn'r ger rhe feel of rhe wood, he said, so l'd ser ir aside and rhen, maybe a monrh larer, l'd fry again, Finally, afrer rwo years, while sirring around a campfire, I gor rhe feel of rhe wood and complered rhejob rhar nighrf' Mr, Eggerr has been ro var- ious arr exhibirs displaying his wares and also is a residing member in rhe Narional Carvers' Club chaprer of Wis- consin. One fine piece, which incidenrally is not for sale, was valued ar nearly 5150. Carving in srudy halls isn'r unusu- al for him. When asked abour one such incidenr, he srared calmly, lf gor boring down rheref' Q! ,f Q -'T-'f'f' .fit 'ef c ,iwiin N iiiicc c 3 X f g yg if 13 XY' kg 15 Q 6 X X . J X w X Q: K 1 E., 5 YY! ,a 4v .,w1xx.1,fi - 5 1 il ' Q ' 1? e fn E R 0 s . i R CXXS roi lgbg I1 24 gil i l Ewan, 3 ,is Sm The mysterious Mr. T. Who is rhis fall, suave man in rhe plaid suit? A man well versed in finer living, an arr collecror, a relevision rallsshow guesr. An English reacher or Milwaue lsee Tech? Yes, oelieve ir or nor, these are all rhe same mon, our very own Mr. Taralo- vich who appeared wirh his wife on Channel 12's Dialing For Dollars. The show was relecasf live from rhe Mil- waulsee Arr Cenrer where an exhibir enrirled Emergence G Progression. Six Contemporary American Arrisrsf' was being shown. One piece 'Nowe Miasrro, a handecolored, molded pa- per relief by Frank Srella, was loaned ro fhe Arr Cenrer by Mr. and Mrs. Taralovich foi rhe exhibir. Mr. T. found rhe arf piece OT rhe former Irving Galeries. Their arr collec- fion consisrs mosfly of prinrs with the addirion of one sculprure and the molded paper relief. For rhe relecasr, a temporary ser was builr in rhe lowf er level of rhe Arr Center. The focus of rhe show was rhe arr exhibir, wirh Mr. T. coming on ar rhe end of rhe show ro falls abour arf collecring from the average person's poinr of view, 'll was flarrered or being aslsed ro be on the show, Mr. T. said. l was also embarrassed because I never rhoughr I would be on a relevision show as an arf collecrorf' .rw 1, . ,M M. l .V f. - W 7 74 . ..,, , V :, 'X l X QSM i' JF' M. fr 1 if ll.r fa. 4 Y, 4 AV!! J, 1 4? dl .,,, , Q ,W ,....,.. ., 'F My '-'55 A -f-W-qv-,w,...,.M V C?-2 'Ms 'Y fs is V irsv S.. ' 'UI-K N. f.-Q' R S 5-.LG :1 E . KTTH YW 'Q 1. At the Art Center along side his Stella paperfrelief Clower artpieceb, Mr. Tatalovich displays the camou- flaged facet few students know, the soft-spoken, elegant side of Mr. T. 2. Mr. Tatalovich and his wife discuss the dimensions of their col- lection with the hosts of Channel Twelve's Dialing for Dollars. 3. Bruce. Williams, while in Mrs. Picdolos class, si enty replies to the rumor he was heard saying, I like English Mr. R. Starszakz Physics Attendance Office Mr. F. Stephens: Electronics Mr. D, Stevens: Environmental Studies, Environmental Action Commit tee Mr. J. Stoisolovicht Auto Mr. M Tatalovichz Communication Media, Language Skills Lab, Year- book Business Manager, Intramural Basketball J. Teschendorfz World History T. Teschendorf: Aero Shop, Aero Club J. Tevz. Carpentry G Cabinet Making Mr. W. Tier. Special Education Thomas: Physics, Chemistry, Intramural Bowling Ski Club Mr. W, Towne. General Drafting, Woodwork Drafting, Stage Crew, PA Announcers, Drama Club, Rifle Club Mr. B. Treu. German, English, German Club Mr. C. Tueller: Plumbing.Post Graduates and Seniors Ms. E. Walker. English 9, Composition Mr. W. Wegner1 Drivers' Education Mr. W. White. Electric G Electronics Drawing Mr. R. Wilker: Biology, Environmental Education, Track Coach Mr. G. Williams: Accountant Mr. K. Williams: Myth and Folklore, Language Skills Lab, Driver Educa- l'lOr1 Ms. B. Wilson: Physical Education, Volleyball Coach, Track and Field Coach Ms. E. Wozny' English Q, Language Skills Lab Mr, J. Wronski- Commercial Art Ms. S. Zaidinsz Reading Mr, T. Zelewski. Electronics Listen to your Grommo Tech's the best The scene. A cubicle with two terminols, computer poper strewn everywhere, crumpled bolls testifying thot there ore no Doctor J.'s here. Chorocters: severol students tolking, others busily working. A short, stout womon pushing o broom enters left. She immediotely shouts in o voice Iorger thon herself. Hey, you guys! Pick up thot poperl Quickly typing the end of the present line, the students rush, grob- bing every piece of scrop, this time ensuring every poper finds its woy to the gorboge. Affectionotely ond kiddingly colled Grommo by students becouse of her oppeoronce ond personolity, Ms. Estelle Micholok exploins why she isn'tjust moking herjob eosier, I know they Cstudentsb ore working oll doy. But they should know Cenough to pick things upb. If I get in o closs, I wont to do my best, yo' know? I wont it Cthe room? to look good the next doy. Itjust tokes o few seconds to put the gorboge in the bosket, yo' know. They chonge Croomsb every hour. Then she soid, empho- sizing every word, The room should be cleon for the people coming in. Ms. Micholok loves herjob, When I come here, my doy lights up. Sometimes, I don't feel like coming but I get here ond I like it. lt's exciting, yo' know. Footboll. Roh! Roh! Roh! Cheer- Ieoders. Prom. Every doy is exciting. I'mjust the cleoning womon, but I get into o closs ond I see whot they did todoy. I don'tjust cleon. l'm interested in the students ond whot they do. I tell you the truth. I don't wont to retire becouse I eryoy working here. This is my Iife. Prior to storting work ot Tech twenty-two yeors ogo, Ms. Micholok lobored four yeors ot other schools throughout the system. When osked to compore them, she replied, 'll like working here better. I like the teochers. This school is cleon- er thon others. It hos olwoys been token better core of. You osk onybody else. They soy Tech's the best. 1. It's not mine, is no excuse when Mrs. Micholok demonds thot o student pick up the poper in room 269. 2. AIDES: Ms. Spek, Ms. Murrell, Ms. Povlic, Ms. Kozck- owski, Ms. Robinson. 3. SECRETARIES: Ms. Elliot, Ms. Bulletset, Ms. Just, Ms. Nolon, Ms, Dreitboch, Ms. Luther, Ms. O'l3rien, '45, R 5... Vaigtffjfzw Q I 5 . dl? X it 2 ' . 1 '1-ft ,Q 'tilt H. . Y 2 X :gig :AK MTKW 1. ENGINEERING STAFF: Mr. McCollum, Mr, Staszalt, Mr. Grice, Ms. Michalale, Mr. Roberts, Ms. Abate, Mr. Delmumeur, Mr. Fare, Mr. Triplett, Ms. Niemann, Mr. Plizlsa. 2. CAFETERIA STAFF: Row 1: Ms. Wolslsi, Ms. Pattie, Ms, Pilarslsi, Ms. Thoennes, Ms. Marzion, Ms, Haug. Row 2: Ms. Niclsolas, Ms. Schlachter, Ms. Baron, Ms. Sponder, Ms. Klatlxe, Ms. Jasinslsi, Ms. Brezovar. Raw 8. Ms. Ruslsiewicz, Ms, Szymczals, Ms. Powalisz, Ms. Grzybowslsi, Ms, Fuhrman, Ms. Mane, Ms. McLay. 3. Mrs. Kazckowski keeps the peace in the cafete- ria, quieting rowdy students, providing rags for spilt mills, and making students talse their feet off the chairs. 4. Students use the cafeteria for other things besides eating the famous Tech lunch. Here sophomores are raising a standardized test. K, ' v , u QA. M.: 9 l Q ' C . Sl l ' i . . Q + ' . 4 . 0 W x . ,qc ,. - A' Q - X, ' 4 f - . . 1. 5, , ,. , l ' Q ' W' A' . 0 s ' , Q 0 ' .- Q r ' I L 0 Q 5 .'l . U Q 0 t' . ' 0 .1 ' 1 Q it O . 'a 4 Q gl , n in 5 , . 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Reine:iB's und fmxrifh heur prim shop, fieuun prepares to put offset ink can me press rollers. 0 ' 0 V me S, ww ff W L Tammy Dunlap, Miss Popalariry, manages ro hold her rhoaghrs on drafring during Spirir Weels ar leasr for sixth hour, daring Mr. Whire's elecrranics drawing class, A Piaberr Aansrad James Ackerman Andrew Adarnczals Angelique Adams Steven Alexander Michael Alvarado Karhleen Ambrach Anroinerre Anderson Donald Anderson Pamela Anderson Sreven Anderson Perer Andlar Michael Anella Marcia Anglin William Arnold Sfeven Asr Brian Augusrine Nadia Awadallah 54 l im, 3 43 f 2' -4. 5 ' 'A E V8 . 1, fi Z -rw, . W . in My 'f,' 4: r 4 all ' ,W M, ' 1. Q f X Lt': M1 'xv www ,gf 5 Mixqff MY' 'W QM , ,Q 11 'E if '-Q vi! ,W I 4 mf 5145 ir YA ' f 1 3 a. 'f' . x .,. 'QW Q f ' ,.. - '15 A JI: ni W 'W Q ,M ' '1 Xl . Q, Y 3 'sl' V r .w4 in 3 Air X ,, k 1 f SE R '-'zz ' s' QV! ww 5 3? is LW fag At , I F' V, 14 M31 fri F s a x W V Qi' A gl xi Q 18 19 3 7? A , H. I e Ax W, 5 W sr- , Ah, .,. 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'WF' W 1 ,f 42 Poul Moled-xi Morrhew Moiinousl-zos Bord Molinovic Andrew Molinowsi-si Scorr Moniol John Monojiovic Brion Morciniois Bruce Morcinioi-2 Timorhy Moreis Monique Morquordr Morrin Morrhews Rosernorie Morrhews Thomos Mouei Michoei Mourer Greg Mcl3eorh Lindo McConrs Reginold McKinley John Meion hd Cynrhio Psiclxs, Pomelo Anderson, ond Porrice Beresford, friends since freshmen yeor, discussed rheir furure coreers in business ond chernisrry. Angel Collazo checks rom ,QQ orrow's chemistry homework uh Mr brol4s slxrh hour closs Mxchoel Mncholslsl Crozg Mrchels Joseph Mll4OllC Mlchoel Mllsulovsky Sreveh Muller Llso Mlher MIOdUSZGWSlSl Jomes Moeller Renee Momoh Roberr Moherre Lorrolhe Mohrgo Thomos MOFOOSISI Dovld Morbecls Srohley Moreou Greg Moss Morle Mrozels Morls Mueller Dowd Musso . . in 5 Michoel l' 1 ' ' R XZ l im N wx gin 9' W 3 M ge 1 Q1 , W V 1 L w'EMw3M IW? , -' H az M s 8 r AN. . an Y-.QV L 9 S if iw -r . W ' F A QNX, QA! ia , 4 J 'E QF 17 ,, , , . W!! ij? 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V X WW f-we gk .f at We fi 3, 1 8. 9. 10 11. 12 18 14 15 16 17. 18 KW .sw Q dxsploys the anlrnatlon he caught during splrlt Week Grant Gorln er shows school orlde all year lang vvlrh has PA announcements and Pep Rally sklrs but thus eye to eye smile Robert Trlscarx Lyle Truox Jeffrey Tuchalskt Krrstelle Ulrlch Alan Usher Dennls Valuch Mlchael Verbrugge Glen Vetsch Lisa Vogl Timothy Voir Todd Volt Maurice Wade James Wogner Kenneth Wainright Michael Waite Keenan Walker Kerry Walker Steven Wallace -A 1 M w 4 2' X K Nm ? A ' Q if K 6 xii 7 11 'Q 'fide w , 4. :, V 1 5 5 if if . ,- 154 1, 5 fi' ,A-w.,,,,,,..w-W' rf- 35 j l9e ,, 4 4.5, 1 -f 4 U 5, 1 155 5, N Y' Vi 'N ,L QW I x , w' 3 ,x .gfvi 8 Q? ,. w N... R, 3 . X16 5 U, n ' Y Senior Directory Aansfad, Robert: Technical Architectural Drafting Adamczak, Andy: Soc, Technical Electronics, Soc- cer, Tennis, Trqan Head, Numerals, Minor, Major, Chevrons Adams, Angelique: Angel, Technical Chemistry, Track, Numerals Monitor, Junior Band, Intermediate Band, Senior Band, Honor Roll, Major, Chevron, Certifi- cate, Service Pin, Most valuable player in Junior Band Alexander, Steven: Alex, Pre-Engineering, Radio Club, Honor roll Alvarado, Michael: Eldorado, Technical Auto Body, Monitor, Body Builders Ambroch, Kathleen: Kitty, Technical Cabinet, Mani- tar Anderson, Antoinette: Roadrunner, Technical Commerical Art, Basketball, Track, Chorus, Vocal En- semble I, Monitor, Certificate, Service Pin, Bowling, Stu- dent Council Anderson, Pamela: Technical Chemistry, Junior Band, Intermediate Band, Senior Band, Chorus, Vocal Ensem- ble, Monitor, Major, Chevron Certificate, Service Pin, Honor Roll Anderson, Steven: 'lThe Grog Monster, Technical Mechanical Drafting, Football-Sophomore, Numerals, Monitor Anello. Mlchael: Pre-Engineering, Senior Band, Major, Drum Major, Anglln, Marcia: Bubbles, Tennis, Bowling, Numer- als, Mqor, Drama, Dance Ensemble, Vocal Ensemble Arnold, William: GQ, General Football, Wrestling Trqon Head, Numerals, Minor Augustine, Brian: Auggie, Technical Aero Awadallah, Nadia: Electronics Baez, Nancy: Technical Print, Pep Club, Allied Arts, Honor Roll, Monitor Ballsterl, Carrie: Bibi, Auto Trade, Pom Pon Squad, Honor Roll Banach, Steve: Coach, Print Shop Tech, Monitor, DJ Club, Band, Trqan Service Program, Honor Role, Ser- vice Pin Barbee. Daphynle: Duck, Commercial Art Tech, Volleyball, Chorus Barnes, Max: Orlando, Commercial Art Tech, Bowl- ing, P.A. Crew, Stage Crew, Monitor, Vocal Ensemble, Varsity Chorus, Student Council, Suggestion Committee, Service Pin, President of Y.B.C. af Junior Achievement 1978 Barsch, Dan: Cabinet Shop Tech, Football, Wrestling, Trcgan Head, Numerals, Minor Beresford. Patrice: Tricy, Chemistry Tech, Host Club, Bowling Team, Certificate, Service Pin, Minor, Major, Chevron, Vocal Ensemble 162, Chorus, Monitor Berns, Edward: Eddie, Cabinet Shop Trade, Intra- mural Basketball, Intramural Baseball Bezold, Sharon: Chemistry Biles, Leavett: Sweet Veet, Commercial Art, Bas- ketball, Trcjan Head, Jr, Band, Intermediate Band, Ser- vice Pin Binder, Pat: Carpentry Trade, Football, Track, Trqan Head, Numerals Bltney. Mark: General Blanco, Martin: Harnishfeger, Electronics Tech, l.C.E, Program, Honor Role Blomberg, James: Pre-Engineering, Monitor Bloodworth, Jerry: Flame, Chemistry, Football, Baseball, Swimming, Intramural Basketball, Trqan Head, Numerals, Minor, Major, Chevron, Body Builders, Monitor, Honor Role, Homecoming King, City Cham- pionship Medal, CFootballD Boelter, Brian: Metal Fab Bogrand, Austin: Oz, Metal Fabrication Trade, Track, Numerals, Minor, I.C.E,, Monitor, Honor Roll Bonds, Michael: Mr, J, Machine Tech, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Bowling, Junior R.O.T.C. Bordeaux, Damita: Mita, Chemistry Tech, Volley- ball, Basketball, Manager, Numerals, Minor, Major, Chevron, Pep Club, Student Council, Colorguard, Moni- tor, Tutoring, Honor Roll Bordeaux, Randall: Randy, Commercial Art Tech, Basketball, Track, Trojan Head, Numerals Boston, Vernon: V.B., Track, Minor Boyd, Troy: Mr, T., Commercial Art Tech, Basket- ball, Track, Trojan Head, Marching Band, intermediate Band, Junior Band, Senior Band, Band Mqor, Band Pin, Band Certificate, Forensics Bozekowski, Steve: Boze, Auto Tech Brahm, Steve: Machine Tech, Student Council, Crafts- man, l,C.E. Brandenburg, Jeff: Brandy, Carpentry Trade Bransted, Kyle: Aero Tech Bridges, Greg: The Master, Auto Tech, Football, Intramural Basketball, Bowling, Trcgan Head, D.J. Club, Monitor, Stage Crew, Jazz Ensemble I. and ll. Senior Band, Junior Band Mast Valuable Player, Intermediate Band Rookie of the Year, Major, Chevron, Service Pin Brooks, Ray: Sugar Roy, Auto Tech, Wrestling, Tro- jan Head, Numerals, Minor, Major, Body Building, Moni- tor Brost, Larry: Bro, Printing Tech, Stage Crew, P.A. Announcer, Monitor, Student Council, German Club, Pin, Major Brown, Engene Joseph: Joey, Auto Tech, Intramu- ral Basketball, Junior Band, Intermediate Band, Senior Band, Jazz Ensemble ll, D.J. Club, Honor Roll, Major Bruno, Anthony: Bronae, Metal Fabrication Tech Brusewltz, Jeff: Pad, Auto Tech, I.C.E., Archery, Movie Monitor. Buchwald, Philip: Aeronautics Tech, freshman swim ming, Trqan Head, National Honor Society Budney, Paul: Bud, Electric Trade, freshman foot- ball, sophomore cross-country, varsity football man- ager, Varsity Basketball, track, Trqan Head, Numerals, Minor, Major, Artisan Staff, Monitor, Service Pin, Service Mqor, Honor Roll, 1002 attendance, Intramural base- ball and basketball, Polish Falcons Buechs, Patrick: Beakus, Cabinet Making Trade, Sophomore Track, Yell Leading Ccaptainl. Numerals, Mejor, Forensics, Senior Council, Service Pin, Minor Burant, Paul: Machine Shop Tech Burgas, Vlctor: Vic, Electric Shop Tech, Jazz Ensem ble I, Jazz Ensemble ll, Senior Band, All City Junior Band, All City Senior Band, Service Pin, Mqor, Chevron Butler, Merrltt: Kermit, Cabinet Making Trade, Ten- nis, Swim, Gymnastics, Trojan Head, Forensics, Model Railroad, Monitor, 152 place ribbons for Forensics, Law 6 Government, Music Coda, Kevln: Cato, Electronics Tech, Honor Roll Cain, GIendaLlugntie Bones, Print Shop Tech, Hu- Lnan Relations, Drama Club, Monitor, Service Pin, Em- lem Calrney, Thomas: Red, Commercial Art Tech, Swimming, Trqan Head, Numerals, Minor Cardona, Jorje: Electronics, freshman Football, Trqan Head Carignan, Thomas: Joe, General Shop Carpenter, Scott: Scarpenter, Commercial Art Tech, Photo Club Carter, Charrelyn: Charlie, Electronics, Forensics Carter, Kelly: K.C., Chemistry Tech, Tennis, Basket- ball, Softball, Trqan Head, Major, Chevron, DJ Club Cpresidentb Pep Club Cpresidentb, Student Council, Senior Council, Monitor, Movie Monitor, T-Club, Craftsman Staff, Certificate, Service Pin, Emblem, lntermidiate Band, Senior Band. Carter, James Prez , Machine Tech, Archery Club, Tutoring, Honor Roll, Casey, Kathleen Kathi, Drama, EAC. Castaneda, Bernardo Beno , Carpentry, Trade, Pre- Engineering. Chambllss, Andrea Chauneine, Electronics Tech, JROTC, Vocal Ensemble, Pep Club, Radio Club, JROTC Drill team, Human Relations, Bookstore, Honor Roll, Ribbons-JROTC, Junior Achievment, PSAT-N MSQT- Commended Black Student, Major. Champeau, Larry Teddy Bear, Wood Working Trade, Football, Body Building, Ski Club, Intramural Bas- ketball, lntramural Baseball, Trqan Head, Numerals, Minor, Major, Chevron. Chartler, Neal, Electric Trade. Cherry, Mark Lram, Auto Body Trade, Track Team, D.J, Club, Monitor, Body Builders Club, Pius, Certificate, Major, Christiansen, Tom, Cabinet Trade, Intramural Base- ball, Intamural Basketball. Chrls John, Daniel, Wahoo, Automotive Tech, Sophmore Football, Sophmore Wrestling, Weightlifting, Monitor, ICE., Prefect Attendance, Numerals. Clifton, Carmen, Smiley, Commercial Art Tech, Vol- leyball, Basketball, Track, Pep Club, Monitor, Student Council, T Club, Intramural Basketball, Most Valuable Track Runner 78-79, Volleyball Captain, VEC. Essay Contest Contestant, Milwaukee Striders Summer Track, Junior Olympic Finalist 78-79, Trojan Head, Minor, Ma- jor, Chevron. Collins, Kenneth Ken, Architectural Drafting Tech, Freshmen Football, Junior Varsity Baseball, Yearbook Staff, Bodybuilders, I.C.E., Chess Club, Intramural Base- , . --Y' Wlth smillng faces, Karl Karch, Paul Malecki, and Greg Galaska anxiously wait in line for the movie during 4th hour lunch. Senior Directory 61 ,fs During 1st and 2nd hour, Grant Garringer works on a painting in commercial art, ball, Intramural Basketball, Honor Roll, Perfect Atten- dance, Trqan Head, Numerals, Service Major. Cooper, Petreslcla Smiles ,Technical Machine, Track Team, Softball Manager, Junior Band, Intermediate Band, Senior Band, Vocal Ensemble, Jazz Ensemble, Chorus, Monitor, Stage Crew, Color Guard, Numerals, Minor, Manager Pin, Major, Certificate, Chevron, Ser- vice Pin. Cortez, Enrique Henry, Electronics Tech, Enviorn- mental Action Committee, Hall Monitor, AFJROTC, AFJ- ROTC Drillteam, Movie Monitor, Bookstore, Student Council Representative, Human Relations, Trqan Ser- vice Program, Honor Roll, P.T.S.A, Scholastic Improve- ment Award, Perfect Attendance, Major Cotton, Deirdre Dede, Printing Tech, Track Volley- ball, Chorus Vocal Ensemble 162, Monitor, Pep Club, T Club, Intramural Bowling, Homecoming Court Certifi- cate, Service Pin, Service Major, Minor, Mqor, Che- veron Craven, Michael General Crego, William: Metal Fab Crisp, Jim: Crispy, Electric Tech, D..l. Club Crisp, Thomas: Tom, Mechanical Drafting Tech Cross, Kathryn: Kathy, Commercial Art Tech, Bas- ketball, Volleyball, Track, Trqan Head, Numerals, Mi- nor, Major, Chevron, Senior Council, Student Council, Monitor, Chorus Fund Raising Committee, Dance Com- mittee, Class Trip Committee, TClub, Service Pin Cruz, Hector: Electric Tech, Cross Country, Soccer, Wrestling, Trojan Head, Numerals, Minor, Major Cummons, Brett: Brut, Electric, Track, Football Czernlakowskl, Gary: Hardware Hank, Plumbing Trade, Football, Track, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball, Trojan Head, Numerals Czysz, Douglas: Shitz, Autobody Tech Dane, James: Daner, Architectual Drafting, Tech, Basketball, JV. G Varsity Baseball, Intramural Basket- ball, Trqan Head, Numerals, Minor, Major, Artisan Editor G Business Manager, Weight Lifting, Prqection Crew, Archery Club, Student Council, National Honor Society Davis, Syanthe: Shane, Print Shop Tech, Track, J.V. Cheerleading Captain, Varsity Cheerleading Captain, Numerals, Minor, Major, Chevron, Homecoming Court 619793 Captain's Star Dejewskl, Daniel: Dan, Cabinetmaking Trade, Honor Roll Derengowskl, James: Big Jim, Electric Tech, Math Club, Archery Monitor, Honor Roll, Book Store Staff Deutschendorf, Lee: Deutsch, Electric Tech, Track, Swim, Trqan Head, Honor Roll Devine, Colleen: Shico, General, Chorus, Certifi- cate, Service Pin, Emblem, Chevron, Monitor Dewey, Timothy: Tim, Commercial Art Tech, Intra- mural Basketball, DJ Club, Student Council, Senior Coun- cil, Office Monitor, Craftsman's Staff, Body Builders, Vocal Ensemble, Homecoming Activities Diesch, Edward: Auto Trade Dlllon, Andrew: Dilly Dilly, Cabinet Shop Trade, Swimming, Trqan Head, Numerals, Minor, Mejor, Chev- ron Dlttloff, Timothy: Timmer, Machine Tech, l.C.E. Pro- gram 82 Senior Directory Dixon, Jeff: Dix'on, Aero Tech Dobersteln, Dennis: Auto Body, Ski Club Dobson, David: Metal Fab Tech, Monitor, Body Builder Donbrowskl, Tom: Auto Trade Donahoe, James: Dona'who, Machine Tech Donahue, Don: Auto Body Tech Dossett, Charles: Auto Machanics, lntermiediate Band, Senior Band, Jazz Ensemble, Monitor Drake, Jared: Crazy Drake, Cabinet Tech, Swim- ming, Bowling, Trcgan Head, Numerals, Minor, Monitor Dreyer, Bob: Noah, Cabinet Tech Drezek, Erlc: The Drez, Chemistry Tech, Football, Trcjan Head, Monitor, Senior Council Vice President Dryenkar, Nicholas III: Lou, Plumbing Trade, Wres- tling, Numerals, Major, Weight Lifting, Intramural Bas- ketball, lntramural Baseball, Yell Leader Duhalme, Jim: Dewey, Metal Fab Tech, Monitor, Drama Club, Chess Team, Intramural Bowling Dunlap, Tammle: Tam, Electronies Tech, Basker- ball, Cheerleader, JV, Baseball Manager, Numerals, Minor, Major, Human Relations, Student Council Ser- geant of Arms, Executive Board, Monitor, Radio Club, Pep Club, Service Pin ' DuPuy, Donald: Cabinet Tech, Swimming, Soccer, Intermediate Band, Senior Band, Jazz Ensemble l and ll, l.C.E., Ski Club, Certificate, Pin, Major DuPont, Paul: Electric Trade, Student Council, Polish Falcons, Honor Roll, Perfect Attendance Dzlerzak, Mark: Cowboy, Auto Mechanics, Track, Wrestling, Trqan Head, D.J,qClub, Monitor Echols, Richard: Ritch, Architectural Drafting Tech, Intramural Basketball, Basketball, Track, Trqan Head, Numerals, Minor, Major, Chevron, Band, Chorus, Dance Ensemble, Vocal Ensemble, Monitor, Human Relations Committee Eckert, Gregory: Greg, Automotive Tech, Football, Track, Trojan Head, Numerals Edwards, Blllle: Baby Dinomite, Pre-Engineering, Math Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Junior Achievement, Hon- or Roll, Mathematic Awards, Marquette Upward Bound Ehlert, Brian: Plumbing Trade, Football, Trqan Head Elchman, TlnaMarIe: Giggles, Commercial Art, Tro- jan Head, Numerals, Minor, Major, Chorus, Certificate, Service Pin Ellls, John: Machine Tech Ergen, Michael: Mike, General, Wrestling, Numerals Faulds, David: Scotty, General Fantl, Peter: Frampton, Machine Tech, Football, Track, Trqan Head, Numerals Fayne, Debra: Hotstuff, Chemistry Tech, Pep Club, Student Council, Marquette Upward Bound, Pre-Health, Honor Roll Flene, Jeffrey: Architectural Drafting Tech, Football, Intramural Basketball, Softball, Bowling, Minor, Artisan Spons and Advertising Editor, Monitor, Senior Council, Honor Roll, Service Pin Fllss, Dave: Ub, Commercial Art Tech, Swimming Track, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Trojan Head, Numerals, Minor, Craftsman, Artisan, Weight- room, Service Mn, Mqor Fajut, Donald: Commercial Art Tech, Junior Band, Intermediate Band, Senior Band Franken, Jerry: Mungo, Plumbing Trade, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Body Building, Monitor Freibergs, Martin: Automotive Tech, Model Railroad Club, German Club, Trqan Service Pin, Trcjan Tutoring Service Frltsch, Ronald: Chemistry Tech, Swim, Trqan Head, Ski Club, Tutoring Club Fuss, Steven: Pre-Engineering, Swim, Trcjan Head Galaszewski, Dave: Skid Row Gulla, Mechanical Drafting, Wrestling, Numerals Gallow, Michael: Metal Fabrication Tech, Basketball, Track, Football, Trcjan Head, Numerals, Minor, Major, Body Building, Monitor Gaplnski, Mark: Ski, Auto Body Tech, Monitors, Major Garaccl, Robert: Machine Trade, Football, Track, Tro- jan Head, Numerals Garlnger, Grant: The Godfather, Commercial Art Tech, Drama Club, Student Council, Secretary-Treasur- er, Executive Board, P.A. Announcer, Forensics, Cho- rus, President, Vocal Ensemble, Pep Rally MC. and Skit Coordinator, D.J. Club, Student Director Drama, 1979-80 Gates, James: Jim, General, Intramural Basketball, Monitor Gawron, Mark: Pre-Engineering, Swim, Golf, Trqan Head, Numerals, E.A.C., Body Building, Ski Club, Honor Roll Gayle, Joseph: Mechanical Drafting Tech, Wrestling, Weight Lifting, Intramural Basketball, Numer- als, Minor, Aero Club, Student Council, Senior Council, Body Builder, Monitor, Perfect Attendance, Monitor Certificate, Prom Committee Gehllng, Chrls: Auto Mechanics Trade, Intramural Bas- ketball Genac, Gary: Machine Tech Genac, Jeffrey: Ugly, Mechanical Drafting Tech, Student Council, Monitor Glass, Anthony: Automotive Tech, Baseball, Numerals Glazewskl, Steven: Aeronautics, Intramural Bowling, Intramural Softball, Math Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Science Club, Junior R.O.T.C., Senior Council, Rocket club, 1st and Grd Place City Math Meet, Commendation Nation- al Merit Scholarship Program, Senior Car Decoration, Homecoming Parade Committee Glowackl, Davld: Electronic Tech, Football, Golf, Tro jan Head, Numerals, Honor Roll Glubka, Steven: General Godley, Donald: Donny, Electric Tech, Football, In- tramural Basketball, Trqan Head, Numerals, Monitor, l,C.E, Golla, Davld: Electric Trade Gonzalez, Sergio: Plumbing Trade Gore, Celeste: Les, Chemistry Tech, Student Coun- cil, Pep Club, Pom Pon Squad, Honor Roll, V.E.C. Essay Contest Contestant, Student Tutor Gosseck, Jeffrey: Little Jeff, General, Swim, Drama, Art Satellite, Drama Certificate, Art Satellite Certificate Gotthardt, Robert: Stoney, Patternmaking Tech, Basketball, Football Manager, Trqan Head, Numerals, Minor, Mqor, Student Council, Executive Board Grabowskl, Jeff: Grub, Machine Trade, Basketball, Baseball, Trojan Head, Numerals, Minor, Major, Weight- lifting, l.C.E. Grahek, Jlm: Gram, Pre-Engineering Grant, Philander E. PhilIidog, Chemistry, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Bowling, Jazz Ensemble I, Vocal Ensemble I and II, Monitor, Chorus, Section Leader, S.A,C. Committee, Executive board, Senior Band, Certi- ficate, Service Pin, Major, Chevron, Marquette Upward Bound, Most Outstanding 1077-78, Human Relations Committee, Honor Roll Green, Mlckrln: Bernard, General Greenlee, Gerald: Chukley, Automotive Tech, Ju- nior Band, Intermediate Band, Senior Band, Jazz En- semble Il, Stage Crew, Monitor Greenlee, James E: Little Joe, Automotive Tech, Baseball, Trqan Head, D.J. Club, Monitor Gregory, Scott: Electric Trade, Football, Trcjan Head, a beacker In her hand, Kelly Carter works on a lab in istry Ill during Std and 4th hour. Numerals Gresen, Carl: Machine Tech Grey, Doug: Sabbath, Auto Body Tech Griffin, Ricky: Gtiff , Chemistry Tech, Intramural Bas- ketball, Track, Wrestling, Football, Environmental Edu- cation Club, Chorus, Philosophy Club, Monitor, Vocal Ensemble I, Body Building, Music Certificate, Service Pin, Trcjan Head, Numerals, Minor Groce, Doris: Metal Fabrication Tech, Freshman, Sophomore Basketball, Intramural Basketball, Monitor, MSOE Upward Bound Program, Trcjan Head, Numerals Grubich, Wade: Technical Aeronautic Guenther, Thomas: Tom, Preengineering, Junior Varsity Wrestling, Tutor, Monitor, Monitor Captain, Tu- tor President, Math Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Numerals, Service Pin, Service Mqor, Service Chevron Gutierrez, Antonio: Tony, Machine Tech, Wres- tling, Sophomore Football, Body Building, Trojan Head, Numerals, Minor, Monitor Gutknecht, Dell: Auto Mechanic Tech, Monitor Guzman, Juan: Charlie, Machine Tech Haapakoski, Brian: Electric Tech, Weightlifting, Moni- tor, Perfect Attendance, Honor Roll Haban, Byron: Pattern Making Tech Hagen, Charles: Chuckie, Machine Trade, Fresh- man Swimming, Trojan Head Hahn, Helmut: Dr. Love, Aeronautics Tech General, Sophomore Football Halas, Richard: Dallas Dick, Machine Tech, Cross Country, Numerals Hale. Linda: Da Commercial Art, Tech Hampel, Peter: Rocky, Auto Mechanic Tech, Freshman Soccer, Sophomore Soccer, Trqan Head, Numerals Hand, Colleen: Cocoa, Chemistry, Monitor, Student Council, Drill Team, Guidance Monitor, Honor Roll, Out- standing Achievement Award Summer 79, Upward Bound Science Fair Best of Fair 77, Most Creative Writer Award 78 for MUUB, Marquette Upward Bound Program, Numerals Handlos, Jeff: Electronic, Junior Band, Senior Band, Rookie of the Year, Certificate, Service Pin, Minor, Major Hansen, Jeffery: Duker, PreEngineering, Sopha more Football, Varsity Baseball, Monitor, Student Coun- cil, Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Numerals, Minor, Mqor, Chevron Harmeyer, James: Cabinet Trade, Intramural Baseball, Weightlifting, Body Building, Archery Club Haunty, Tim: Spanky, Carpentry Trade, Intramural Basketball, Freshman Sophomore Baseball, Archery Club, Weightlifting Hayes, Robert: The Brain, Architectural Drafting Tedi, Track, Trojan Head, Math Club, President, Mu Alpha Theta, Chess Club, Chorus, Most Valuable, Jazz Ensemble I and II, Vocal Ensemble, National Honor Society, Milwaukee Music Director's Outstanding Musi- cian Award, Honor Roll, Music Certificate Hees, Erich: Chemistry, Ski Club Hegwood, Terrence: Teck, General Heidemann, Terry: Heidy, Electric Trade, Trcjon Head, Numerals, Minor, Mqor, Polish Falcons, Honor Roll, Intramural Baseball Heinowskl, Mike: Farmer, Carpentry Trade, Body Builders Club, Monitor Henderson, Michael: Aeronautics Tech, Tennis, Trqan Head, Junior R.O.T.C. DJ, Club, Junior Achievement, Chorus Henley, Claudia: Claude, Mechanical Drafting Tech, Vocal Ensemble l and ll, Chorus, Monitor, ICE. Hennecke, Richard: Cabinet Making Tech, Swim, Tro- jan Head, Numerals, Minot, Major Hennings, Regina: Gena Pena, Print Tech, Track, Volleyball, Basketball, Trqan Head, Numerals, D.J. Club, Monitor, Certificate for Basketball Herron, Ray: Cowboy, Commercial Art Tech Henandez, Nestor R.: Santana, General, Baseball, Jazz Ensemble I and II Herrlges, John: Automotive, Ski Club Hervey, Erlc: Stanley Clarke Jr,, Machine Tech, Jazz Ensemblel and ll, Monitor, Captain, Outstanding Rookie Jazz Ensemble Il Heyden, James: Plumbing Trade HIII, Sherry: Tinkie, Architectural Drafting Tech, Pom Pon Squad, Monitor, Pep Club, Human Relations Com- mittee, Service Mqor, Certificate, Service Pin, Perfect Attendance Hllllard, Angela: Angie, Aeronautics, Basketball, Monitor, Junior Achievement Hllllon, Ruth Hazel: Soldier Girl, Chemistry Tech, Debate G Forensic, Philosophy Club, Sanctuary I, Pep Club, PA., JROTC-Drill Team, Certificates, Minor, Honor Roll, Monitor, Band CSeniorD, Marquette Upward Bound, German Club Himes, Daryl: Electronics Tech, Chemistry Tech, Cross Country, Track, Intramural Softball 6 basketball, Trqan Head, Numerals, Minor, Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Perfect Attendance Hodgson, Albert: Big AL, Metal Fab, Basketball, Trojan Head, Senior Band, Dance Ensemble Holcomb, Donald: Happy the Man, Electric Tech, Football, Trojan Head, Numerals, Archery Club Holt, John: Johnnie, Carpentry Trade, Wrestling Hoslg, Richard: Rick, Machine Shop Tech, Swim Team, Golf, Monitor, Archery, Houston, James: Hue, Print Shop, Junior Achieve- ment Hubanks, Willie: Big Hue, Machine Tech, Football, Basketball, Track, Intramural Basketball, Trojan Head, Numerals, Minor, Major, MSOE Upward Bound Program Hudlett, Charles: Roadrunner, Electronics Tech, Soc- cer, Football, Tennis, Weightlifting, Track, Cross Country, Bowling, Trqan Head, Numerals, Minor, Major, Chev- ron, Philosophy Club, Forensic, Environmental Action Committee, Monitor Staff, Archery Club, Human Rela- tions Committee, Jazz Ensemble, T. Club, Honor Roll, National Honor Society, Perfect Attendance Movie Monitor, Hall Monitor, Assistant Monitor Captain Hughes, Jennifer: Smiley, Commercial Art, Softball, Craftsman Staff Hulkoft. Robert: Snake, Aero Tech Hutchins, Annette: Little Hutch ', Commercial Art Tedi, Senior Council MSOE Upward Bound, Forensic Club, Service Pin, Library Monitor Hutterer, John: Hunter, Metal Fab Tech, Monitor, l.C.E. Program, Movie Monitor Ignaslak, Michael: Electronic Tech, Honor Roll Jashlnsky, Harold: Machine Tech, Ski Club Jasinskl, Jeff: Space, Electric, Trade, Football, Trqan Head, Numerals Jaskolskl, David: Electric Trade, Wrestling, Varsity Football Manager, Numerals, Minot, Major, Archery Club, Monitor, Polish Falcons Jones, Eric: Joe, Electronic Tech, Basketball, Foot- ball, Track Trqan Head, Numerals, Minor, Major, Chev- ron, Monitor, Homecoming Court Jablonowskl, Brian: Jabet, Electronic Tech, Honor Roll Jablonskl, James: English, Commercial Art Tech Jackson, Carla: Mrs, Gordon, General, Monitor, Pep Club, Senior Council, Human Relations, Chairperson, Chorus, Vocal Ensemble, Forensic, Craftsman, Honor Roll Jacobson, Richard D.: Jake, Architectural Drafting Tech, Football, Numerals, Senior Band, Certificate, Ser- vice Pin, Service Major Jaeckels, Stephen: Jake, Electronic Tech, Senior Band, Jazz Ensemble I and II, Service Certificate, Service Pin, Major, Chevron, National Honor Society, Rookie of the Year 197677, Most Valuable Player 1977-79, All City Senior Band 197860, McDonald's All-American Band Jaglelskl, James: Mechanical Drafting Tech, Senior Council Jahnke, Steve: Machine Tech, Swim, Trcqan Head Jakubowski, Andrew: Electric Trade, Polish Falcons Janlczak, Craig: Carpentry Trade Janczak, Jeff: General Jankowski. Daniel: Dan, Pre-Engineering, Honor Roll, Monitor Janowiak, Michael: Jay, Auto Body, Swim, Cross Country, Trqan Head, Numerals, Minor, Monitor Jarman Jack: Electronic Tech, Cross Country, Track, Wrestling, Trqan Head, Honor Roll Johnson, Carolyn: Love Bug, General, Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Trcjan Head, Numerals, Minor, Mqor, Chevron, Pep Club, Monitor, Service Pin, Certificate Johnson, Vanessa: Nessa, Electronic Tech Jones, Bernard: Starr, Automotive Tech Jones, Calvin: Cal, Mechanical Drafting Tech, Bas- ketball, Monitor Jones, Gregory: Captain, Electric Tech, Basketball, Football, Trqan Head, Numerals, Monitor, Vocal En- semble Junior, Rochelle: Rhody, Metal Fabrication, Tech, Color Guard, Monitor, Stage Crew, Service Pin, Certifi- cate, Major, Chevron Karpinskl, Gary: Karp, Electric Trade, Polish Falcons Kaehler, Mark: Comic King, General Kanter, Mark: Metal Fabrication Tech Karch, Carl: Pattern Making Tech, Golf, Basketball, Trcgan Head, Numerals, Minor, Major Kartz, Michael: Kartze, Cabinet Making Tech, Base- ball, Basketball, Varsity Football Managet, Intramural Basketball, Trqan Head, Numerals, Minor, Major, Chev- ron, Body Building, Senior Council, Monitor, Scholarship Pin, Service Pin Katzer, Michael: Mike, Electric Tech, Swim, Diving, Soccer, Intramural Basketball, Trqan Head, Numerals, Minor, Mqor Kaufman, Mark: Stoney, Machine Tech, I.C.E, Kazmlerskl, Mark: Kaz, Machine Tech, Track, Wrestling, Trqan Head, Numerals, Minor, Archery, Ski Club, l.C,E., Honor Society Kendall, Karla: Goldie, General, Chorus, Service Pin, Certificate, Major Kendrick, Sandra: Ladifidone, General, Chorus, Ser- vice Pin, Certificate, Major Playing paper football, Kerry Walker passes time during 4th hour lunch. Senior Directory 88 4 Looklng at a fellow student's lab, Jimmie Coffee concentrates on his chemistry homework during Brd and 4th hours. Kessler, Kenneth: Colonel Ken, Chemistry Tech, Swim, Yell Leader, Trqan Head, Numerals, Minor, Ma- jor, Chevron, Vocal Ensemble, Junior R.O.T.C., Colonel, Group Commander, Student Government, Student Council, President, Major, Honor Roll, Civil Air Patrol, Badger Boys State 1979 Klernan, Danlel: Space, Pre-Engineering, Soccer, Trcjan Head, Numerals, Chess Club Correspondence Secretary, Math Club Correspondence Secretory, Mu Alpha Theta, Artisan Editor-in-Chief, Organization Editor, Service Pin, Major, Chevron, Debate Club, National Honor Society, Ski Club Kilgore, Lauren: Porkie, Print Tech, Basketball, Tro- jan Head, Numerals, Pep Club, Monitor, Vocal Ensem- ble, Certificate, Service Pin Kimbrough, Darlene: Doll, Chemistry, Assistant Track Manager, Marquette University Upward Bound Klng, Gary: Kingo, Electronic Tech, Monitor, Honor Roll Klelnschmldt, Michael: Bird, Electric Trade, Polish Falcons Klosowskl, Michael: Pre-Engineering Knack, Danlel: Machine Trade Kohlbeck, Ronald: Ron, Automotive Trode, Moni- tor Kokta, John: JB, Metal Fabrication Tech, lntramural Basketball Komorowskl, Ward: Sap, Architectual Drafting Tech, Math Club, Senior Council, Honor Roll, lntramural Softball Kontowlcz, Michael: Cabinet Making Trade, Golf, Tro- jan Head, Numerals, Minor Kopczynskl, Donald: Kopper, Machine Tech, Foot- ball, Track, lntramural Baseball, lntramural Basketball, Trojan Head, Numerals, Minor, Major, City Champion- ship Medal, Arm Wrestling Champion, Bodybuilding Club, Powerlifting Club, Honor Roll, Perfect Attendance, Scholarship Pin Kopczynskl, Mark: Kopp, Aeronautics Tech Kopplln, Mark: Markie, Automotive Tech, lntramu- ral Basketball, Junior R.O.T.C., Craftsman, Monitor Kordaslewlcz, Ted: Kordy, Machine Tech Kotduckl, Mike: Duck, Metal Fabrication, Tech, Football, Wrestling, Trcjan Head, Numerals, Minor, Ma- jor, Chevron, 2 City Championship Medals Football, Body Building, Monitor, Honor Roll Koslnskl, Mlchael: Electronic Tech, Math Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Tutoring, Monitor, Honor Roll, Perfect Attendance Koskl. Brian: General, Swim Kotlarek, Russell: Ace, Electronics Tech, Jets Club, President 197679 Kowalski, Kenneth: Ken, Pre-Engineering, Football, Track, Trojan Head, Numerals Kozlowski, Dan: General ' 84 Senior Directory Krause. Edward: Grampa, General, Swim, Trqan Head Krajclk, Ken: Hips, Machine Trade, Bowling, Junior Achievement, Monitor Krawczyk, John: Big Foot Aeronautics Tech, Golf, Trqan Head Krowksy, Kurt: Bert, Machine Trade Krueger, Wendy: Electronics Tech, Volleyball, Softball, Trqan Head, Numerals, Minor, Major, Chevron, Senior Band, Student Council, Bookstore, T Club, Honor Roll, Service Major Krumral, Thomas: Krummer, Chemistry Tech, Cross Country, lntramural Basketball, Ski Club, Monitor, Honor Roll Kucharskl, Kurt: Kuu, Metal Fabrication Tech, Foot- ball, Track, Numerals, Minor, Mqor, Chevron, Body Building, 2 City Championship Medals -A Kulls, Judy: Puppy, Commercial Art Tech, Certifi- cate of Merit State Fair Art Show Kurtz, James: Jim, Machine Trade Lablnskl, Mark: Slick, Auto Body Tech, Football, Weight Lifting, Numerals, Minor, Major, Service Major, City Championship Medals, Monitor LaFever, Ronald: The Knife, Cabinet Making Trade, Student Council, Monitor, Honor Roll Lanctot, William: l'Demon, Auto Body Tech, Bowl- ing, Monitor, Movie Monitor Latawlec, Kevln: Machine Trade Latus, Kevin: Machine Trade Latus, Ron: Machine Trade, lntramural Basketball, Monitor Lazzaro, Joe: Crazy, Architectual Drafting Tech, Swim, Trqan Head Lee, David: General, lntramural Basketball, Body Building, Monitor Leeser, James: Carpentry Trade, Cross Country, Track, Football, Trqan, Head, Numerals, Honor Roll, Perfect Attendance Lefebvre, Brad: Metal Fabrication Trade Lelntz, Sue: Print Tech Leltermann, Jeffrey: Jeff, Metal Fabrication Tech, Monitor, Stage Crew, Captain, Service Letter, Service Major, Service Chevron Leonard, Thomas: 'lWhitey, Automotive Tech Lepak, Shawn: Don Nelson, Chemistry Tech, Wres- tling, Numerals, Minor, Honor Roll, lntramural Softball Lester, Anthony: Ears, Chemistry Tech, Mejor, Chevron, Forensics, German Club, Bible Club, Senior Band 1976-77, Monitor, Marquette Upward Bound, Ex- ecutive Board Alumni Chairman, Perfect Attendence 1978-79, Award in State Speech Competition Lester, Elisabeth: Beth, Mechanical Drafting Tech, Student Council, Pep Club, Executive Board, Service Pin, Service Major, Honor Roll, l.C.E, Lewlnskl, Leonard: Leo, General Llgman, Kevln: Automotive Trade Llgockl, James: Aeronautics Tech, Golf, Track, l.C.E., Ski Club, Monitor Llndstrom, Lane: Automotive, Movie Monitor Lolselle, Pamela: Auto Body Tech, Volleyball, Soft- ball, lntramural Bowling, Minor, Major, Chevron, Run- ner Up in City Wide lntramural Bowling 1978-79, Stu- dent Council, Monitor, Color Guard, Executive Board, Service Pin, Service Certificate Lonergan, Timothy: General, Bowling, Monitor Loosen, Kevln: Metal Fabrication Tech Lopez, Isldor: lzzi, General, Weight Lifting, Track, Numerals, Minor, Mqor Lorenz, Wllllam: Brother Will, Machine Tech, Moni- tors, Service Pin, Service Mqor Lorezl, Steven: Electronic Tech Love, Deborah: Pilgrim, General, Senior Band, Vo- cal Ensemble, Stage Crew, Color Guard, Monitor, Pen, Service Award, Major, Chevron Lovendohl, Carl: Atl, Electronic Tech, Senior Band, Orchestra, Radio Club, Service Pin, Major, Chevron Lubetskl, Michael: Cabinet Making Trade, Football, Numerals Lubus, Eva: Evaready, Commercial Art Tech, lntra- mural Basketball, Monitor Machajewskl, Jeff: Terror, Plumbing Trade, lntra- mural Baseball, Rifle Club Maclejewskl, Jim: Mac, Electric Tech Maichle. Scott: Electronic Tech, Stage Screw, Service Pin, Minor Mack, Lyle: Electric Tech, Track, Numerals, Minor, Ma- jor Maleckl, Paul: Electric Tech, Football, Baseball, lntra- mural Baseball, lntramural Basketball, Trcgan l-lead, Nu- merals Mallnauskas, Matthew: Hippie, Machine Tech, Swim, lntramural Basketball, lntramural Bowling, l.C.E., Monitor, Honor Roll Mallnovlc, Boro: Serb, Mechanical Drafting Tech, Soccer, Trqan Head, Numerals, Major, Math Club, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, Honor Roll, MATC- Skill Olympic Mallnowskl, Andrew: Metal Fabrication Tech, Swim, Trojan Head, Body Building, Honor Roll Manlal, Scott: Electric, Trade, lntramural Bowling Monojlovic, John: Architectural Drafting Tech Marclnlak, Brian: Bruce, Pre-Engineering, Baseball Manager, Trojan Head, Math Club, Archery Club, Mu Alpha Theta, lntramural Basketball, National Honor Soci- ety, Perfect Attendance Marclnlak, Bruce: Brian, Machine Tech, Basketball Manager, Baseball, Trqan Head, Numerals, Minor, Ma- jor, Archery Club, lntramural Basketball, l,C.E. Program, National Honor Society, Perfect Attendance, Scholarship Award, Arm Wrestling Judge Marek, Timothy: Timsy, Commercial Art Tech, Swim Team, Trojan Head, Mqar, Chevron, Swim Moni- tor Marquardt, Monique: 'lMimi, Chemistry Tech, Cheerleading Captain, Numerals, Minor, Mqor, Chev- ron, Captain's Star, Artisan, Honor Roll, National Honor Society Matthews, Martln: Spider, Pre-Engineering, Track, Chess Club, Math Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Audio Visual Aids, Photo Club, Honor Roll, Veteran English Award, Marquette Upward Bound Program, President of M.U.U.B. Student Government, Student Council, Nation- al Junior Honor Society, Science Fair Award Matthews, Rosemarie: Little Professor, Chemistry Tech, Track, Photo Club, Philosophy Club, P,A. An- nouncer, Pep Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Math Club, Moni- tor, Student Council, Honor Roll, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Literature C: English, Honor Award, John New- berry American Literature Medal, Junior Author's Med- al, lnterscholastic Scientific Literature Award, Science Fair Certificate Maurer, Michael: Mike, Electric Tech, Weightlifting, lntramural Basketball, lntramural Baseball, l.C.E. Pro- gram Mouel, Tom: Auto Trade McCants, Llndo: Smiley, Chemistry, Senior Council, Math Club, Monitor, Marquette Upward Bound Mc Kinley Reglnald: Reggie, Architectural Drafting Tech, Junior Band, German Club, Drama Club, Stage Crew, Monitor, P.A. Crew, Student Council, Student Council Vice President, S Pins, S Majors, 3 Chevrons, Intermediate Band, Senior Band, Drum Major, Sugges- tion Committee Chairman, Honor Roll Melon, John: Pre-Engineering Track, Intramural Bowl- ing, Trqan Head, Math Club, Monitor, Jazz Ensemble, Honor Roll Mlchalskl. Mlchael: Electric Tech, Football, Wrestling, Track, Trqan Head, Numerals, Monitor Michels, Craig: Weekend Warrior, Plumbing Trade, Intramural Basketball Miller, Steve: Ice-man, Pre-Engineering, Football, Basketball, Trqan Head, Numerals, Minor, Mqor, Chev- ron, City Championship Medal, Football, Basketball State Championship Medal, Basketball Scholarship Pin, Body Building, Honor Roll Mikollc, Joseph: Muff, Cabinet Making Tech, Track, Cross Country, Trqan Head, Numerals, D.J. Club, Weight Lifting, Homecoming Parade 1979 Mlkulovsky, Mlchael: Commercial Art Tech Miner, Llsa: Juicey Fruit, Commercial Art Trade, Track, Human Relations Moeller. Jlm: Walt, Commercial Art Tech, Cross Country, Track, Trcgan Head, Numerals, Minor, Crafts- man, Artisan, Service Major, Honor Roll, Blue Ribbon- Journal Calendar Art Contest, Blue Ribbon!Gold Key-Scholastic Art Awards, Wisconsin State Fair Art Show-Honorable Mention, Blue Ribbon-Tech Winterfest Art Show Monette, Robert: Bob, General Montljo. Lorralne: Little One, Machine Tech, Track, Numerals, Mqar, Student Council, Pom Pon Squad Moranski, Thomas: Spider, Machine Tech, Body Building, I,C.E., Honor Roll Moreau, Stan: Stash, General Motbeck, David: Marble, Cabinet Making Tech, Football, Basketball, Trqan Head, Numerals, Minor, Ma- jor, Football City Championship Medals, Basketball City and State Championship Medals, Body Builder, Honor Roll Moss, Greg: Auto Body, Senior Band, Jazz Ensemble I and II, Monitor, Mqor Mrozek, Mark: Mako, Pre-Engineering, Monitor, Honor Roll Mueller, Mark: Electric Trade, Tennis, Trcjan Head, Numerals Mussa. David: Metal Fabrication Trade Naplerala, Curt: Stash, Plumbing Trade Nash, Judith B.: Judy, Commercial Arts Trade, Girls Tennis, Gymnastics, Girls Track, Pom Pon Squad, Movie Monitor, Drama Club, Pep Club, Student Council, Book- store, Vocal Ensemble Nash, Kimberly: PeeWee, Commerical Art Tech Nastulskl, Karen: Printing Tech, Softball, Captain, Vol- leyball, Major, Chevron, Student Council, Attendance Monitor Nelson, Jeffrey: Metal Fabrication Tech, Monitor Neumann, Anthony: Tony, Printing Tech Newsome, Robert: Bobbie, Cabinet Making Tech Novak, Tlmothy: Stork, Architectural Drafting Tech, Golf, Band, Monitor Certificate, Service Pin, Major, Hon- or Roll Nowak, Dawn: General, Cheerleading, Numerals, Mi- nor, Major, Chevron, Artisan, Chorus, Monitor, Home- coming Queen 1979, Certificate Nowak, Denise: Blondie, Chemistry Tech, Cheer- leading Craftsman, Colorguard Nuhemaker, John: Buzz, Electric Trade, Swim, Foot- ball, Basketball, Trqan Head, Numerals, Photo Club Offutt, Laura: Laurie, Commerical Art Tech, Host Club, D.J. Club, Senior Council, Chorus, Photo Club, 1977 Purple and White winner, Service Pin, Certificates, Mon- itor Oldham, Phyllls: Phyl, Printing Tech, Monitor, Pin Olejnlczak, John: Van Halen Jr. Chemistry Tech, Swim, Cross Country, Numerals, Minor Orr, Laura: General, Drama Club, Student Council Orr, Llsa: Automotive Tech Osgood, Scott: Oz, Machine Tech, Football, Trqan Head, Numerals, Body Builders, Honor Roll Osgood, Steve: Oz, Electronics Tech, Archery, Hon- or Roll O'Shea, Timothy: Little O'Shea, Aeronautics Tech, Wrestling, Numerals, Minor, Mcjor, Chevron, Archery Club, Chess Club, Monitor, Captain, Service Pin Ottow, Bryon: Metal Fabrication Tech Padgett,Charles: Chuck, Architectural Drafting Tech Pawlak, Derek: Pre-Engineering, Tennis, Soccer, Nu- merals, Minor, Mqor, Booth Crew, Monitor, Weight Lifting, Ski Club, Service Pin, Major, Honor Roll Pawlowskl, Brian: Bubba, Automotive Trade, Ski Club, Monitor Payne, Debra: The Payne, Mechanical Drafting Tech, Basketball, Library Monitor, Dance Ensemble, l.C.E. Payne, Shella: Short Cake, Chemistry Tech, Chorus, Pep Club, Secretary Treasure of Chorus, Ceftificate Pecard, Rlchard: Professor Wildman, Pre-Engineer- ing Pescheck, Clark: Brother Clark, Machine Tech, Monitor, Library Cosa Placentlne, Thomas: Petrochelli, Electric Tech, Sen- ior Band, Jazz Ensemble, Monitor, Certificate, Service Pin, Letter, Chevron Pickerlng, James: Cabinet Making Trade Pietrzak, Tom: Electronics Tech, Swim, Trqan Head, Numerals, Minor, Mqor, Chevron, Math Club, National Honor Society Pillow, Steve: Pillow, Automotive Tech Pllzka, Jeff: Pyro, Aeronautis Tech, Track, Football, Trojan Head, Numerals, J.R.O.T.C., Squadron Com- mander, Perfect Attendance, Honor Roll Piorkowskl, Leanne: Commercial Art Tech, Volley- ball, Softball, Trqan Head, Minor, Major, Chevron, Arti- san, Service Pin, Honor Roll Plontek. George: Crazz, General Podjaskl, Linda: Merriadac, Commercial Art Trade Pollock, Greg: General Przubylski, Sharon: Buzz, Electronics Tech, l.C.E. Program, Honor Roll, Perfect Attendance, Monitor, Stu- dent Council Representative Purdy. Darryl: Gantizer, Electronics Tech, Soccer, Band, Service Pin, Major Music Quesada, Dolores: Chemistry Tech, Monitor Marquette Upward Bound Radke, David: Chemistry Tech, Tennis, Major, Chev- ron, Honor Roll Rakowskl, Richard: Metal Fabracation Tech Ramirez, Carlos: Pre-Engineering, Track, Numerals, Major, Senior Council, Chorus, Student Council, Honor Roll, Prom Committee Randall, Tony: Tiny, Cabinet Making Trade, Bowl- ing, Chess Club, Bowling, Bowling Trophies Randolph, Jennlfer: Jen, Commerical Arts, Basket- ball, Softball, Volleyball, Numerals, Major Chevron, T- Club Randt. Thomas: General, Swim, Trcjan Head, Monitor, Body Building Ranney, Thomas: Cabinet Shop, Ski Club Rathkomp, Tim: Tiny Tim, Printing Tech, Intramural Basketball Rathkamp. Thomas: Rat, Chemistry Tech, German Club, Monitor, Intramural Basketball Raymond, William: Clyde, Electronics Tech Rebatzke, Tom: Stud, Auto Trade, Football, Base- ball, Trqan Head, Numerals, Minor Major, Chevron, Body Builders Club, Ski Club, Honor Roll, City Champion Medals for Football, All City Baseball Regalado, David: Disco, Electronics Tech, Football, Wrestling, Bowling, Body Building, 200 Pound Club Repetti, James: Tex Critter, Auto Mechanics Tech, Wrestling, Body Building, Yell Leader, Forensics, Senior Council, Trojan Head, Numerals, Minor, Major, Chev- ron, Service Letter Repetti, Timothy: Cabinet Making Tech, Soccer, Swim, Yell Leader, Monitor, Trqan Head, Numerals, Minor Rhodes Leonce: Teddy Bear, Pre-Engineering, Swim, Sophomore Football, Junior Football, T Club, Tro- jan Head, Numerals, Minor, Major, Chevron Rich, Maureen: Commercial Art Richson, Jeffrey: Auto Mechanics Tech Ricks. Cynthla: Niecey, Chemistry Tech, Track and Field, Baseball, Pep-Club, Monitor, Chorus, Vocal En- semble, Colorguard, Philisophy Club, Vice President of Chorus, Card Section Pep-Club, Senior Council Repre- sentative, Human Relations Committee, Numerals, Mo- jor, Cheveron, Certificate, Service Pin Rlener, Mark: Scriener, Aero Tech, Wrestling, Tro- jan Head, Numerals Rivera, Ruben: Robb, Pre-Engineering, Intramural Basketball, Office Monitor, Hall Monitor Roberts, James: Mom, Electronics Tech, Tennis, Sen- ior Band, Jazz Ensemble I and ll, All City Band 78 , All City Band National Literary Finalist, Honor Band 79 , Numerals, Cheveton Rodriguez, Gregorla: Sylvia, Technical Printing, Chorus, PepClub, Attendance Monitor, Certificate, Hon- or Roll Rodrlgiez, Patricia: Patty, Auto Mechanics, Tech, Junior Varsity Basketball, Pep-Club 'vu With enjoyment, Tim Haunty builds a miniature outhouse in carpentry shop, during hours one through four. Senior Directory 85 Roman, Carmen: Pre-Engineering, Drama Club, Movie Monitor Rose, Michael: Rose, Electric, General, Swim, Track, Football, Trqan Head, Numerals Rucker, Vanessa: Nessa, Chemistry Tech, Monitor, Dance Ensemble, German Club, D.J. Club, Honor Roll Ruiz, Carmen: Pepper Belly Environmental Action Committee, Bowling, Monitor, Baseball, Chorus, Color Guard, Senior Council, Minor, Major, Chevron Rupnlck, Curt: Rupp, Automotive Tech Rush, Mark: What a Rush, Cabinet Making Tech, Monitor, Student Council, Perfect Attendance Russart, Patrick: Rez, Cabinet Making Tech, Basket- ball, Cross Country, Intramural Basketball, Trojan Head, Numerals Rutzlnskl, John: General Ryan, Edward: Crash, Carpentry Trade, Student Council Ryerson, 1001952 Auto B9dV Saffold, Johnathan: Johnny, Chemistry Tech, Foot- ball, Intramural Basketball, Trqan Head, Senior Council, Human Relations, Honor Roll, Marquette Upward Bound Program Saffold, Tommy: Twin, Machine Tech Saffold, Tony: Chemistry Tech Salfer, Jlll: Print Tech, Monitor Sanchez, Esmeralda: Emi, Print Tech, Pom Pam Squad, Artisan Business Staff, Monitor, Senior Council Officer, Service Major Sanchez, Javier: Hopeless, Automotive Tech, Soc- cer, Weightlifting, Archery Sanders, Mark: Colonel, Chemistry Tech, Math Club, Monitor, Library Cosa Nostra, Honor Roll Sargeant, Kelth: Sarge, Metal Fabrication Tech Sattler, Kenneth: Scrapler, Machine Trade, Foot- ball, Numerals, Minor, Mcjor, Ski Club, Weightlifting, Bridge Building Record Holder, Honor Roll, Tutor Sayles, Cherrl: Electronics Tech Scaffldl, Mark: Speedy, Machine Tech, Intramural Basketball, Body Builders, l.C.E. Schallhorn, Timothy: Artie, Electronics Tech, Inter- mediate Band, Senior Band, Jazz Ensemble ll, Certifi- cate, Service Pin, Major, Chevron, All City Trumpet Corps 1978, Band Banquet MC 1979 Schenk, Dennis: Machine Tech, Wrestling, Numerals Schlefelbeln, Robert: Shifty, Machine Trade, Intra- mural Basketball, Student Council, Bowling Schllz, John: Cabinet Making Tech, Football, Trqan Head, Numerals, Monitor Schllz, Thomas: Machine Trade and Tech, Football, Trcjan Head, Numerals, l.C,E,, Honor Roll Schneider, Ed: Metal Fabrication Schober, Dean: Machine Tech, Honor Roll, l.C.E. Schoen, Michael: Shane, Metal Fabrication Tech, Track, Numerals, Minor, Mqor, Body Building, Monitor, Student Council, Service Pin Schoettel, Michael: Cabinet Making Trade, Intramural Basketball, Captain, intramural Softball, Captain, Body Building Schott, Ken: Monty, Carpentry Trade Turning his attention away from the football game, Tom Krumrai loola for excitement in the crowd. 86 Senior Directory Schneider, Scott: Schtz, Machine Tech, Swim, Track, Football, Trqan Head, Numerals, Minor, Major, Chev- ron, Monitor, Body Builders, Honor Roll, 2 City Football Championship Medals Schuetz, Keith: Metal Fabrication Trade, Track, Nu- metals Schultz, Steve: China, Machine Tech, Football, Tro- jan Head, Numerals, Minor, Major, Monitor Schulz, Daniel: Electronics Tech, Basketball, Track, ln- tramural Basketball, Trcjan Head, Numerals, Minor, Ma- jor, City Basketball Championship Medal, State Cham- pionship Medal, Monitor, Honor Roll Schwenn, Michael: Electronics Tech, Honor Roll, 10096 Attendance, l.C.E. Scolare, Michael C.: Volare, Architectural Drafting Tech, Junior R.O.T.C., Squadron, Honor Roll, P.S.A.T. Commendation and Scholarship Award, Monitor, Sen- ior Council Scott, Kevln: Chemistry Tech, intramural Basketball, Tutor, Monitor, Perfect Attendence Seehafer, Phlllp: Automotive Tech, Football, Track, Trqan Head Semega, Donald: 'Smegs, Electronics Tech, Track, Intramural Bowling, Trqan Head, Student Council, Ex- ecutive Board, Sergeant of Arms, Inter-High Representi- tive, Junior R.O.T.C., Service Pin, Service Major Senner, Richard: Rich, General, Intramural Basket- ball, Ski Club, Bowling Shaffer, Chris: Auto Body Tech, Wrestling, Numerals Shelton, Brian: Bryon, Metal Fabrication Tech, Weightlifting, Monitor, Ski Club Shelton, Sharon: Brown Sugar, General, Craftsman, Monitor Slmonls, Mark: Lumbeqack, Automotive Tech, Bowling Tutor Sludzlnskl, Laura: Suds, Electric Tech, Swim, Soft- ball, Numerals, Minor, Debate, Vocal Ensemble I and Il, Chorus, Service Rn, Major, Chevron Skadahl, Keith: Metal Fabrication Tech, Archery, Ski Club Skaradzlnskl, Robert: Skar, Machine Tech, Football, Weightlifting, Trqan Head, Numerals, Minor, Major, Monitor Skowronek, David: Scurb, Electric Tech, Track, Crass Country, Trcjan Head, Numeras, Monitor, Captain Slaske, Greg: Automotive Tech, Diving, Numerals, Mi- nor, Mqor Monitor K Sluplanowskl, Larry: Shoesful, Plumbing Trade, ln- tramural Softball, Intramural Basketball Smaxwlll, Gary: Architectural Drafting Tech Smlth, Mike: Smitty, Electronics Tech, Football, Track, Trqan Head, Numerals, Minor, Major, Chevron, Weightlifting, Honor Roll, Intramurals Smoots, Du'Wayne: Electronic Tech, Basketball, Intra- mural Basketball, Trcjan Head, Numerals, Monitor, 197960 Homecoming Court Sneed, Mark: Spiderman, Machine Tech, Movie Monitor Sopa, Jerry: Electric Trade, Polish Falcons Sparangls, George: Rango Kid, Aeronautics Tech, Football, Wrestling, Trcjan Head, Numerals, Minor, Ma- jot Spaulding, Dale: Blondie, General, Craftsman Spychalla, Dan: Spike, Mechanical Drafting Trade, Honor Roll, Monitor Stachowlak, Paul: Stach, Metal Fabrication Tech Stadler, Daniel: Useless, Electric Tech, Soccer, Nu- merals, Minor, Mqor, Chevron, Ct Years All-City, Cap- tain, Intramural Basketball, lntamural Baseball, T-Club Stanke, Anthony: Slick, Electric Trade, Swim, Foot- ball, Intramural Basketball, lntamural, Baseball, Trojan Head, Numerals, Monitor, Student Council Stathas, Steven: General, Football, Trcjan Head Steffes, Ronald: Ron, General, Monitor, Junior R.O.T.C, Stelnmann, Jeff: Sabbath, Commercial Art Tech, Monitor Y Stern, Ervin: Curly, Architectural Drafting Tech, Cross Country, Track, Trqan Head, Numerals, Minor, Major, Chevron, l,C.E., Honor Roll, Prefect Attendance Sternlg, Dean: The Dream, Machine Tech, Baseball, Trcgan Head, Numerals, Minor, Major, Monitor Stewart, Cynlthla: Nita, Chemistry, Cheerleader, Intramural Basketball, Numerals, Minor, German Club, Monitor, Bookstore, National Honor Society, Honor Rally Perfect Attendence, Certificate, P.S.A.T. Test Commen- dation Stojsavljevlc, Marcia: Bubbles, Chemistry Tech, Swim, Track Manager, Numerals, Monir, Major, Color- guard, Certificate, Service Pin, Service Mqor, Honor Roll, Intramural Basketball, Monitor Strolka, Ronald: Stroka, Automotive Trade, Strothenke, Ann: Stro, Commercial Art Tech, lntra- I g 'lf , , j g TSN . 1 - 3,4 In Electronics shop during 1st and 2nd hour Steve Osgood works on colored television convergence, mural Bowling, City Wide Runner Up 1978-79, Student Council, Monitor, Human Relations, Service Pin Struck, Christopher: Pre-Engineering, Golf, Trojan Head, Numerals, Minor, Artisan, Ski Club, National Hon- or Sociery, Honor Roll, Basketball Manager Stumps, Rose Marie: Commercial Art Tech, Pep Club, Forensics Club, Drama Club Sujeckl, Paul: Suijecarilliac, Pre-Engineering, Track, Intramural Basketball, Trqan Head, Numerals Sved, Matthew: Swede, Electric Tech Sweets, Gregory: Swiz, Electric Tech, Wrestling, Soccer, Gymnastics, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Bas- ketball, Trcyan Head, Numerals, Forensics, Artisan, Hon- or Roll, Service Pin Sylke, Dan: Karate Kid, Commercial Art Tech, Swim, Trqan Head Szydel, Chester: Chet, Machine Trade Szyjakowskl, Michael: Sij, Pre-Engineering, Soccer, Minor, Weightlifting, Honor Roll, Senior Council Tatum, Brenda: Pete, Chemistry Tech, Monitor Taylor, Jeannie: Dinky, Commercial Art Trade, Track, German Club, Vocal Ensemble, Certificate, Moni- tor I Terch, James: Cabinet Making Trade, Swim, Trcjan Head, Ski Club, Bowling, Body Building, Monitor, Student Council, D.J, Club, Monitor Tessler, Timothy: Tim, General, Baseball, Numerals, D,J. Club Thlen. William: Doc, Chemistry Tech, Swim, Trojan Head, Numerals, Minor, Major, Chevron, Honor Roll Thomas, Carmen: C.T., Chemistry Tech, Intramural Basketball, lntamural Bowling, Drama Club, Vocal En- semble, Student Council, Executive Board, Secretary, Treasurer, Chorus, P.A, Announcer, Stage Crew, Dra- ma Club Srudent Director 1978-79, Gong Show Group Winner 1978-79, Certificate, Pin, Mqior Thomas, Joseph: General, Senior Band, Service Pin, Mcjor, Honor Roll Tollver, Jane: To, Chemistry Tech, Track, Track Manager, Pep Club, German Club, Monitor, Marquette Upward Bound, Student Government Marquette Up- ward Bound, Sergeant of Arms, Marquette Science Fair, First Place Tomczyk, Steve: Commercial Art Tech, l.C.E., M.A.T.C, Skill Olympics, Second Place, State Fair Student Art Contest, Second Place Torres, Edwin: Commercial Art Tech, Human Relations Tousey, Larry: Automotive Tech Trlscarl, Robert: Electronics Tech, Honor Roll -'kc Truax, Lyle,: Lord Lover, Plumbing Trade, Intramu- ral Softball, lntramural, Basketball, Track, Tuchalskl. Jeffery: Jeff, Electric Tech, Swim, Diving, Soccer, Trqan Head, Numerals, Minor, Major, Office Monitor, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basketball Ulrich, Krlstelle: Commercial Art Tech, Drama Club, Anisan, Layout Editor, Tutor, Colorguard, Captain, Pom Pon Squad, Pep Club, Certificate, Service Pin, Major, Chevron Usher, Alan: Beave, Machine Trade and Tech Valuch, Dennis: Aeronautics Tech, Track, P,A. An- nouncer, Student Council, Colorguard, Honor Roll Verbrugge, Mlchael: Boogie, Chemistry Tech, ln- tramural Basketball, Archery, Student Council Vetsch, Glen: Machine, Monitor Vogl, Lisa: Vog, Chemistry Tech, Swim, Captain, Trqan Head, Minor, Major, Chevron, Honor Roll, Schol- arship Pins, Wresling Scorekeeper Volt, Timothy: intramural Baseball, Intramural Basket- ball Volt, Todd: Auto Body Tech, Football, Intramural Base- ball, Trqan Head Wade, Maurice: Moe, General, Tennis Wagner, James: Warner, Electronics Tech Walnrlght, Kenneth: KK, Plumbing Trade Waite, Mlke: Metal Fabrication, Football, Track, Crass Country, Trojan Head, Numerals, Minor, Major, Chev- ron Walker, Keenan: Klynhon, Chemistry Tech, Track, intramural Basketball, Debate, Forensics, Marquette Up- ward Bound, Junior Band, intermediate Band, Senior Band, Monitor, Student Council, Junior Academy af Medicine, Most improved Upward Bond 1978, Most Outstanding Upward Bound 1977,79, Service Pin, Honor Roll, Major Wargolet, Kurt: Metal Fabrication Tech, Wrestling, Archery Club Wargolet, Wllllam: Wargie, Machine Tech, Track, Football, Trqan Head, Weightlifting, l.C.E. Washington, Rosa: Rachell, Commercial Art Trade, Drama Watson, Floyd: Pre-Engineering, Football, Numerals, Body Bulding Watters, Davld: Big Dave, Aeronautics Tech, Foot- ball, Trojan Head Welnman, Desiree: Dizzy Dez, Chemistry Tech, Basketball, Volleyball, Softball, Trojan Head, Numerals, Minor, Major, Chevron, Math Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Tutor, Honor Roll, Rookie of the Year Senior Band Wendland, Debbie: Red,C16 Commercial Art Trade, Pom Pon Squad Wesolowskl, Deryl: Pre-Engineering, Monitor, Senior Council, Honor Roll Wlchman, Michael: Wick, Automotive Tech, Foot- ball, Tennis, Trojan Head, Numerals, Major Wick, David: slick Wids, Plumbing Trade, Track, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Trqan Head, Numerals, Minor, Mqor, Monitor, Weightlifting, Honor Roll Wldor, Jody: Chemistry Tech, Tennis, Minor, Color- guard, Artisan, Senior Layout Editor, Drama Club, Stu- dent Council, Certificate, Service Pin, Service Major Chevron S-sn:..B Wlllla rugL Brew, Electronics Tech, Intramural Bowling, lntramurdl Basketball, Debate, D.J, Club, P,A. Announcer, Monitor, Human Relations Committee, Honor Roll Wleland, Paul: Paulie, Electronics Tech, Soccer, Nu- merals, Mqor, Monitor, Intramural Basketball, lntamural Baseball Wllglng, Michael: Electronics Tech, Wres- -.3 ,f X 5 'fs at Y f l f , S is ,,:. : ir' serri rriiii ,x -it c Llsa Vogll, Mlke Katzer, Donna Krystowlak, Jeff Tuchalskl,: and Andy Adamczyk make use of their lunch hour talking and studying. tling, Intramural Basketball Wllllams, Ricky: Auto Body Tech, Intramural Basket- ball Wllson, Valerie: Electronics Tech, Radio Club, Monitor Wllson, Wade: Flash, Electric Trade, Tennis, Intra- mural Basketball, Polish Falcons, Honor Roll Wlng, Keith: Electric Tech, Monitor Wlngers, Louis: Chemistry Tech, Honor Roll Wlnlckl, Brian: K.M.R., Plumbing Trade, Intramural Basketball, Body Building, Ski Club, Archery Club, Gym Monitor Wlsnlewskl, Marc: Architectural Drafting Tech Wlssbeck, John: Little John, Machine Tech, Ski Club Wodke, Eileen: Print Tech, Pep Club, Student Council, Senior Council, Monitor, Bookstore, Service Pin, Service Mqor Wojtalewicz, Karen: Commercial Art, Honor Roll Woldanskl, Scott: Waldo, Machine Tech, Weightlift- ing, l.C.E, Woo, Sanford: PreEngineering, Weightlifting, Math Club, Bookstore Woodard, Doreen: Wendy, Commercial Art Tech, Tennis, Major, Forensics, Junior R.O.T,C., Forensics State Winner Wroblewskl, Michael: Lumpy, Electric Tech, Rifle Club, l.C.E, Wycklendt, Dominic: Nick, Pre-Engineering, Math Club, Chess Club, Photo Club, Ski Club, Movie Monitor, Honor Roll Yanasak, John: Benny, Machine Tech, Track, Tro- jan Head ' Yets, Steven: Metal Fabrication, D.J. Club Zaleskl, Daniel: George, Machine Tech, Honor Roll Zolewskl, David: Chemistry Tech, Honor Roll, Monitor Zamblto, Joe: Smoking Joe, General, Football, Tro- jan Head, Numerals Zawlockl, John: Janek, Mechanical Drafting, Soc- cer, Trqan Head, Numerals, Minor, Major, Skills Olym- pics, Second Place Sheet Metal Drafting Zdrojewskl, Kathy: Bucky, Print Tech, Intramural Bowling, Pep Club Zeldler. Ronald: Tex, Automotive Tech, Swim, Golf, Soccer, Weightlifting, Trojan Head, Minor Zlllner, Jeff: Pre-Engineering, Swim, Trojan Head, Nu- merals, Minor, Major, Chevron, National Honor Society, Honor Roll Zlnky, Joseph: The Zink, Machine Trade, Football, Track, Intramural Basketball, Trqan Head, Numerals, Minor, Major, Chevron, Stage Crew, Monitor, Weight- lifting, Senior Council, Service Pin, Major, Chevron Zube, Michael: Plumbing Trade Zulkowskl, Alan: Zulu, Automotive Tech, D,J. Club, Box Club Pausing to look at a friend, Leonce Rhodes walks down the stairs. Senior Directory B7 Q A 7 - IQ The magnificence of the night s y lies not solely in 'the ' brilliance of the brightest light and in its contrast to the dark, ' but also in the mystery of the big and small. Brillkunce at one end of the galaxy is but a flicker at the oqier end. The ' 5 supernovoe may light the wcPy but only to the next star. Seniors'may feel that they are the most important group in the school, but without the undercloss to carry on the excellence into the coming years, the iors are merely a brilliant star sliding by into darkness. TJ1 must be a light in the distance ' to lead ,Tech onward. and anojherfgbt, and another, and . . . 9 4 'I 0 Q 1. Dave Hildebrand catches the.cd'ntagious concentration of then intensely-involved Mr. Jacobs during art metals class first hour. 2. When the photographer walked into first and second hour exploratory print shop, Lisa Hagen, Rita McCallen, an,dbReneg Sims take a thirtieth-of-a-second smilebreak, as 'theigaassmote demonstrates the male instinct and tries to shoo the menacing fntruder away with his folder. '-94' -fb il., Q And another , T I A 4 . , 0 9 . ' v 1 Q Q 0 . - 0 O - ' 4 - . QQ ' ' 4 ' . O ' . 0 ,,,nf. ,.,...-M 'U ' . f Q Q n 5 9 ar ' o a U I T I . ' v I Q 0 0 , . O . 6 -. 'I Q 'Q 5 I Q ,' 1 W 0 . Q I K 5 ' 0 'lv ' 9 Q , 1 4, . 4, 1 , G Q 0 ' K Y v I 1, Y' t Q9 1 ' x I 4' 1 9 . 7 U D a Q ! u 5 -1 nf I U I 4 - S n - , I c- , W ., 3 1 Freshmen Adams, Darryl Agee, Darin Alado, Alan Albertson, Geoffrey Alelcsic, Boris Alexander, Mark Anderson, Angela Anderson, Debbie Anderson, Keefe Angeles, Steve Angelo, Cindy Appleton, Hubert Archie, Marion Austin, Ladette Baker, James Banks, Tania Barnett, Sears Bartee, Anthony Beasley, Kevin Beckley, Maurice Bedward, Kurt Behnke, Michael Benford, Marvin Benton, Steven Besler, David Blackman, Thomas Blackmon, William Blackwood, Michael Baine, Joseph Blair, Tyrone Blair, Yvette Block, Timothy Blockmon, Otis Blohawiak, Gregory Bond, Karen Bordeaux, Reginald Bouchard, Guy Boutot, Maris Bowie, Theresa Bozich, Kevin Braatz, John Brahm, Jeannie Brosnov, John Braxton, Carla Bresnahan, Sean Brixius, David Broaden, Steven Brown, Kathy Brown, Rennette Brownie, Jeremy Brzezinslsi, Joseph Buchanan, Eric Budney, Peter Bugqski, David Bulko, Paul Bulton, Daniel Busalacchi, Philip Caballero, Michael Caldwell, Barry Cameron, Jeffrey Campbell, Gerald Campbell, Robert Cannon, Jeanette Cargile Jr., Robert Carver, Edwin Casarez Jr., Francisco Castelaz, Scott Cathey, Rosemary Cetton, Darryl Chamberlain, Bart Charles, Curt 'W 3 if X: Cherone, Gary Christian, John Christiansen, Julie Chucka, Paul Cichosz, John Cigale, Robert Cistrunk, Zannetta Clark, Everett Clermont, Patrick Coates, Maurice Cockrofr, Milton Coffey, Terrance Cole, Timothy Coleman, Carole Coleman, Derrick Collins, Timothy Colom, Regina Correa, Miguel Costello, Darin Crape, Rodney Craven, Paul Crawford, Ricky Crumble, Marcus Cruz, Jose Cudnohowski, Jeremy Curley, Timothy Czaplewski, Scott Czubinski, Jerome Daniel, Todd Douer, James 'vb sew nests Mr. Williams and friends, Turkeys present goose A turkey for a Thanksgiving gift may seem the appropriate thing to give, but when it weighs 60 lbs., has feet the size of your hand, and is as much alive as you are, it's less likely that you'll be giving one to anybody, no matter what time of the year it is. On November 21, 1979, the day before the Thanksgiving break, a turkey was to be delivered to Mr. Howard, a frequent visitor of Mr. Williams' senior homeroom. I made the mistake of calling Tony Stanke a 'turkey,' and that was it, Mr. Howard said. After that homeroom 395 unanimously decided to pitch in and rent a turkey from The Ranch in Menomonee Falls, but one thing prevented them. Because of its size, Dean Sternig wasn't able to bring the turkey back on November 20. lt was just to big. lt wouldn't fit in my car, he said. So the next day, he, Tony Stanke, and Tom Krumari, all piled into Tom's Gremlin and headed back to Menomonee Falls. This time they didn't return empty handed. lnstead of the turkey they got the next best thing - a goose. My car was just a mess when we got back, Tom said. The lady warned me too, she said, 'When it - - - -'s it shoots. She was right. We stopped at Mac's once we got into Milwaukee, to get a box for beneath the cage, but by then the back seat was a complete mess! When they got back during second hour Tony managed to sneak in the front door of Tech and slip by the offices to open a side door for Tom and Dean with the bird. After receiving the bird, Mr. Howard was heard muttering, Some- day, Tony, l'm going to get you. Underclass Q1 Associations ::::::::: E 1E :!ii Qiigaals i'!Q5g5g55:::::?r Qigggggggessliiigs. :ig 1!5:::: --I-I-III IIII Il II III IIII . I ll IIIII II llll I ! I I I I: III lIIIll II! I II' ' ' '- --- -- : Il ...::::55:i'I ... , .....iiE .......::::':i !......::: ..,,. . I .::::: I I ll I -----3 i - I --- - -'T sm: :: E g5':::...5::::gg.i . .. . : E, ....::::i:Q .......5g5:: ...,::,. '. :::' ., . g, qngpqgu git. gg gui Emil!--all ll t V V EEE. r i ri ubwl z:see!ase':!F::nI:rit:f. I tr :.a:::!:e!:ie:::11:ue::ili!- :.:!v:g:z: r 2.!:i..:.:J: IIIIIIIIII Y. IL I I ' :I-AIIII- I' :IIIL'U'.I5 ' I-Ii: IIIIII . :I il tlY IIIII I L Ill , 4 : in I. , null , 3 I I I l ll , , , g . EEEEEEII ' ' ::I I -I Eiiiii .:E.EE::iEEEE!E 'liiiiiiii ' EiE Amateur Freud's You always wondered if the guy behind you in English wasn't a bit short of the deck for scribbling those insane drawings all hour, and he's always wondered if you weren't dealt from the bottom of the deck for telling those stalejokes, Here is the satisfaction both of you have been waiting for all through high school. Just lie back and decipher these word associations of the first things that popped into several of 158 minds, find out how your friend compares, and the answers and psychologist's diploma are yours. School: Tech, learn, not worth it, homework, books, Maryland Ave., teachers, lunch, pain. Lunch: Eat, relax, The Box, garbage, burgers, tacos, like, slop, umml, wouldn't know, more pain, Yearbook: Pictures, Artisan, excellent, fair, sharp, fun and jokes, memories, Job: Easy, money, monotonous, boss, none, work, artist, l could use one, computer operator, paper route, OK. Graduation: Can't wait, great, adult, college, celebration, may- be, finally. Survey: Dumb, boring, statistics, crazy, mess, ha! hal, question, test. Saturday Night: Live, sleep, work, good time, fever, movie, skating, for me to know, disco, fun, Class: Of '8O,5h0p, history, English, 1st, homeroom, none, tardy, dunce. Tardy: Never, late, always, excuseless, DT. so what?, busted, trouble, sometimes, 2, deathroll, list. Homework: Always, boring, What's that?, all, all right, too much, books, dreadful, time, pits, easy, study, math. Friends: Doc 'Z', togetherness, cool help, companion, Eva, Tracy, Pete, refrigerator. Date: Old fashioned, fox, good time, 15, guy, girl, Joe, dance, 10- Qofl, 5-11, 1-11-79, July 24, Dec. 25, today, 8:30, June 16, 1980, D.T.: Never, food fight, Adams, jail, after school, tardy, talk, 5, thirty minutes, none, '72'i Milwaukee: Wisconsin, dirty, partyville, home, city, great town, weather, harbor, Tech. Tech: iii, trade, good, great, school, best, Trqans, rules. Q2 Underclass Freshmen Davis, Adrian Davis, Carl Davis, Dwayne Davis, Joyce Davis, Rhonda Davis, Roderick Dawson, Jeffrey Deall, Lisa Dejewski, Timothy Dieringer, James Dillon, Terry Dilworth, Charlene Dipronio, David Dixon, Linda Dixon, Rosalind Dobs, Michael Doelle, Frank Dolan, Brian Domagalski, Darryl Domrzalski, Scott Donate, Luis Doneis lll, Armin Dotson, Kevin Dotson, Lori Dotstry, Velma Douglas, Oscar Drewek, Ann Drezek, Karl Drobnik, Paul Duerr, Robert X Qi! Jw if Y 7 423, 'f 4, Preengineering sophomores Daniel Pirrs, Jim Kiernan, and Chris Wojciechowski work on an experimenr ro prove RT:R1+R2+R3 ... J X . x K hy Xa 1 L Es i i h . , Dufek, Perer Dulsar, Michael Eddie, Percy Eder, Jeff Edwards Jr , Cal Edwards, Lisa Edwards, Parricls Edwards, Sieve Egglesron, Oddie Einer, Daniel Elkins Jr,, Joel Erzel, Chrisropher Evans, Annamarie Farkas, Ernesr Feider, Parricls Feldner, Timorhy Fierro, Anna Figures, Teresa Finnessy, Scorr Fiore, Raymond Fitch, James Firzgerald, Paula Ford, James Foster, Danny Fraser, Terrence Freeman, Deborah Fudurich, Todd Fularczyl-s, Gary Funmalser, Sandra Gamez, Arruro Gardner, Brian Gawronslsi, Gregg Gayle, Pauline Gehling, Anna Gibson, James Gladney, Debra Glazewslsi, Gerald Glisch, Brian Goggins, Kennerh Goll, Gregory Gonzalez, Rafael Gonzalez, Sandra Gordon, Rurh Goreclsi, James Gorslfi, Jerold Goudy, Russell Graham, Chad Graham, Charles Granr, Larry Gray, Marilyn Gray, Raphael Groshels, Thomas Guenther, Sreven Gulledge, Bennie Haacls, Roberr Habeclx, Gregory Habermehl, John Haclserr, James Haclserr, Ridsy Hadnor, Dexrra Hagen, Lisa Hall, Anrhony Hall, Jael Hall, Julie Hamilran, James Hampron, Brenda Hardy, Richard Harmon, Felira Harrell, Parricia Harris, Carherine Harrung, Anrhony Underclass 98 Haygood, Pievance Haynes, Sheila Hees, Robert Hein, Jeffrey Hejdak, Chris Held, Daniel Herrenbruck, Steven Herrera, John llerron, Tarlon Herron, Stacy Herschleb, Pamela Hinkley, David Hirschfeld, John Hire, Jeanne Hoefler, Ronald Hofer, Paul Hoffman, Jeff Hollenquest, Lanard Hooper, Cariethia Hoskin, George Houston, Tracy Hugdahl, Paul Hughes, Gwendolyn Hurley, James Hydusek, John lsom, Rex Ivy, James Jackson Jackson Jackson Emmanuel Jerome Jackson, Jackson, , Joycelyn Reginald , Stefani Jacob, Michael James, Alton Janik, Michael Jarchow, Donald Jenkins, Elizabeth Jines, Linda Johnson, Bruce Johnson, Jeffrey Johnson, Lisa Johnson, Lisa Joiner, Debra Jones, Ferdinand Jones, Fredrick Jones Jr., Otis Jones, Steven Jones lll, Wade Jordan, Leonard Kaplan, Mary Karch, Donna Kasal, Stephen Kas rzak Scott P , Kehoe, Timothy Kekesi, David Kentowski, Jeffrey Kiefer, Dean Kierzek, David King, Jennifer Kirchner, Cynthia Kloparek, John Klusman, Kathleen Klusman, Thomas Knetsch, Jacquelin 94 Underclass Freshmen -109.9 Zi 5 5 i N 'f With channel locks and muscle power, Norm Pratt loosens an EMT connec tor to start another job. if 3 snurowslai, Stephen Korduclsi, Douglas Kotlarels, Craig Kottke, Janean Krason, John Krause, Kenneth Krawczyls, Kenneth Kress, Robert Kriescher, Edwin Krueger, Gerald Krueger, John Krueger, John Kurszewsl-si, Glen Kurtz, Nancy Lafleur, Renee Lagalbo, Anthony Lamprecht, Terrance Landowslsi, Robert Lapinske, Jerola Lawson, Lucy Leach, Gregory Leazer, Maryan Lecourt, Michael Lee, Danny Lee, Trung Lee, William Legwinslxi, John Lembach, Charles Lemlse, Thomas Leonardelli, Giulio Dave Chandre and Jim DeLuca practice CPR Health fields probed The casual observer may not be able to find a connection between watching a video-tape of an autopsy and slsiing down the hills of the Playboy Club. But Dave Chandre, Doug and Dan Kazinslsi, Marie Fiedler, Sue Garcia, Jim De Luca, Paul Barnett, Vince Lazzaro, Steve Gluplsa, Lane Lindstrom, Denise Nowals, and Joe Selsatch do. They are members of an Explorers Post that meets monthly at St, Francis Hospital and who have participated in both activities. The Explorers post is designed to acquaint students with various health professions. They have studied the life saving techniques of parame- dis, practiced cardio-pulmonary and mouth to mouth resuscitation, and delved into radiology and dermitology. They let us lsnow thejob opportunities in the health field. l'm going to try and get my first job there, maybe in dietary transportation to learn the internal worlsings of the hospital. l've always wanted to be in the medical field, Dave Chandre said. Doug Kazinslsi added, The autopsy was interesting because it was a new experience. At first I felt sicl-2 when they cut his head open. Dut after a few minutes you forgot it's a person and you focus on the internal anatomy. However not all the members plan on going into a health profession. Paul Barnett plans a career in carpentry but attended a meeting because, I thought it would be interesting to go because l didn't lsnow much about health professions, And fringe benefits lilse slsi trips, dances, and parties malse the learning fun. Underclass 95 Careers explored at A-B Have you ever been bored and have not known what to do? Well some students here at Milwaukee Tech became explorers of Post o14 at Allen-Bradley. They meet every other Wednesday from 6:80 til 9100 o'clock pm in the lobby of the Allen-Bradley Company. After a brief introductory meeting, the explorers split up into units which spe- cialize in different fields of interest, like woodworking, metal work- ing, fire safety, electrics and communications. ln each unit there is a different prqect taking place. For instance, in the metal working unit, explorers make barbeque grills shaped like Allen-Bradley Clocks, cribbage boards out of plexi-glass and little tin plant holders. In the woodworking unit explorers put together music boxes while in the electric unit explorers are repairing radios. The last two units Fire Safety and Communications are fairly different from the previous three. They are not making prqects to show their craftmanship but are learning facts about these fields. ln the post at Allen-Bradley there are 60 explorers, together they have parties and go on fieldtrips. At the end of the year the post goes on a weekend camp out. This camp out sums up the year for the explorers of post old until next fall when it starts all over again. 96 Underclass Leone, John Ligh, Chi Ligocki, Joseph Lindner, Bernard Lindquist, Tammi Lisiecki, Paul Lloyd, Richard Lloyd, Thomas Lokken, Peter Lovendahl, Daniel Lucas, Debra Lucas, Ronald Luter, Henry Lynn, Keith McCollum, Regis McCollum, Rita McFarlin, David McGee Jr., James McHenry, Kristina McKay, Thomas McNamer, Timothy McSweeney, Michael Macias, Rudolfo Mack, David Madish, Richard Magno, Kevin Makola, Robert Makowski, Paul Malletr, Michael Martens, Thad Freshmen ul ,W ln his seventh hour gym closs Steve Unulf rests from his workout on the universol weight lifting mochine. Mortens, Timothy Mortin, Dolores Mosolewicz, Doniel Moson, Thomos Motousek, Todd Mozzoro, Russell Meloy, Lowrence Merriweother, Theophilus Meyers, Jr,, Allen Mills, Robert Milosz, Robert Minzloff, Michoel Misko, Dovid Mitchell, Anthony Momon, Leslie Moore, April Moore, Jerry Moore, Terrence Moore, Theresso Moroles, Roberto Morehouse, Gus Morgon, Robert Morris, Normon Mosher, Motthew Mueller, Jomes Mydlowsl-si, Michoel Nopierolo, Angelo Novorro, Anthony Neol, Deondre Nelson, Dorlene Neumonn, Mork New, Lori Nipper, Scott Noble, Michelle Novok, Jeffrey Nowok, Steven Ochs, Duone Olinger, Youlondo Oliver, Michoel Olsen, Joy Olson, Joseph ONeill, Kevin Opgenorth, Jomes Ordonez, Rosa Osheo, Koren Osmonski, Steven Ostrowski, Williom Otis, Bridgette Ozonich, John Padgett, Troy Polowslsi, Anthony Polmisono, Michoel Porker, Loville Porrett, Anthony Patrick, Glen Potrick, Regino Potton, Donnie Powlowslsi, Dorin Pelishek, Alon Peno, Lorri Peplinski, Williom Perdue, Williom Perez, Noel Perkins, Neno Undercloss 97 Perry, Jeff Perry, Roy Petrelli, Theresa Petroff, Roberr Pettis, Kelli Piatek, Walter Piclsl, Troy Piech, David Pietraszewski, Dennis Pinkas, Patrick Pinlsowslsi, James Piontels, Kenneth Pluer, Marla Pluslsata, Dean Polka Jr., Joseph Pollock, Todd Pope, Daniel Porter, Wayne Potega, Deborah Pounds, Wanda Powalisz, Tad Pratt, Patrick Prescott, Leonard Price, Jacquelin Primeau, Anthony Pritzlaff, Thomas Pugh, Karen Purdy, Treva Rabehl, Wylie Raflil-r, Donald Rakowslsi, Jay Rakawski, Jon Ramsey, Pamela Ray, Anthony Reed, Tracy Reeves, Ida Reible, Glenn Reich, Raphael Reiff, Richard Reszczynslei, Ronald Rewosiewicz, Franls Rivera, Jose Rivera, Rafael Roberson, Gregory Roberson, Rosalind Robertson, Randal Robertson, Randsom Robertson, Sharon Robertson, Sidney Robinson, Carmen Rodriguez, Eduvges Rogan, Brian Rose, Victor Rouleau, William Ruditys, Matthew Rudnick, Paul Russell, Deborah Sadowslsi, Steven Salley, Darryl Salomqne, Philip Sanfelippa, John Santiago, Anthony Santoro, Steven Sarandos, Jim Sargeant, Deborah Sasser, Robert Scharpf, Wayne Scheibe, Donna Schell, Joseph Schlailsowslsi, Karen Schlemm, Gary 98 Underclass 'x J. is 1 at i i 5 ' Sl i Q E K K quiet spot inthe library provides Rosa Oraonez with a break from her eighth hour study hall. i f exf T l s S 'Jessi l it R Lx 2 , - O: -A i . Freshmen Schmidt, Ronald Schmidt, Sarah Schnabel, Selena Schoofs, Neal Schuessler, James Schubarth, Ricky Schultz, Kenneth Schwan, John Scott, Kenneth Sell,. Steven Semanko, Roberta Sesini, Stephen Severson, Mark Shaffer, Joyce Shareef, Sonji Shoate, Michele Siejkowslxi, Bryan Simmons, Carrie Simos, Kelly Sims, Reginald Sims, Ryan Sl-sartebo, Eric Slowinski, Steven Smerlinslsi, Patrick Smith, Casimir Smith, Denise Smith, Lisa Smith, Michael Smith, Phyllis Smith, Sharon Opinion Pulse What's your fancy? Early in 1980, students were polled for their favorite anythings and everythings. The most popular responses appear first and bold. CAI! ties shown are actualb Other revealing, but not so popular responses follow. Hangout: WSU, Southridge, Leon's Foods, Strip: Highway 100, Wisconsin Avenue, 10th Street. Ice Cream Flavor: Chocolate. Fast Food Place: McDonald's, Chiclsenland. Restaurant: Ponderosa, Lel3isto, Pieces of Eight. Pinball Machine: Captain Fantastic, Space World, digital. Brand of Jeans: Levi's, Calvin Klein. Sports Star: George Gervin, Marques Johnson, Lou Ferrigno, Nadia Commen- cia. Comedian: Steve Martin, Richard Pryor, Robin Williams. Movie Star: Cllnt Eastwood, Suzanne Sommers, Burt Reynolds, Richard Pryor, John Wayne. Teacher: Mrs. Meyer, Mr. Ivy, Mrs. Fellows, none. Radio Station: WLPX, WOFM, WLUM, WNOV, WRKR. Des- sert: cake, ice cream, jello, Pop Tarts. Shape: circle, So-24-50. Time of day: 2:58, 2:06. Yearbook Section: Sports, Student Life, Index. DlscolDance Hall: Teddny's, Auntie Teal4s, Disco Teen, Food: Pizza, stealqjunls food, anything. Pastime: Party, girls, driving around. Toilet Paper: Charmin. Car: Chevy Camaro. Day of the Week: Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Thursday. Sport Cto watchl: Football, drag racing, soccer. Sport Cto playl: Baseball, drag racing, Frisbee. Album: The Cars, Dark Side of the Moon, Off the Wall, Grand Illusion, Who's Next! Book: Guiness Book of World Records, Gone with the Wind, The Bible. Candy Bar: Butterfinger. T.V. Show: M.A.S.H., Dallas, oO Minutes. Administrator: Mr. Dusold. Counselor: Mr. Cox. Name for a Girl: Pam. Name for a Guy: Mike. Rock Group: Styx, Led Zepplin, Supertramp, Commodores, The Knock, Jimmy Hendrix, The Beatles. Hangout: Friend's House, The Box, Coney Island, Jazz Ally, Letter of the Alphabet: J. Period during the Day: Eighth. Class: Shop. Hair Color: Brown, Aburn, Purple. Paint Color: Blue, Midnight Bronze. Flavor: Chocolate, Lasagna. Flavor of Lipstick: Strawberry, Black Orchid, Bubble Gum Wouldn't Know. Writing Instrument: Pen. Number: 10, 18. Soda: Pepsi. Movie: Star Wars, The Jerk. Perfume: Enjoli, Musk, Babz, Cachet, Moondrops. Cologne: Brute, English Leather. Fruit: Apple. Vegetable: Corn. Underclass Q9 5' qqiuuuli Leonne Piorkowski or rhe 14rh sr. store. McDonoId's does it oll ln the yeor 2000, 2511 of rhe norion's populorion, 25 ond under, will hove worked for rhe McDonold's Corpororion. This sounds omozing, our who doesn'r know or leosf one Techire who works rhere. Denise Nowok, o senior in chemistry shop, overoges rhirryeone hours o week -or the resrouronr on Loyron Avenue. I rook the job so I could hove experience of hoving cijob, she soid. And offer one ond o holf yeors Denise is srill rhere, l've been promored from crew person ro hosress ro crew monoger - so rhere's o lor of odvoncemenf opporruniries. Wood shop junior Thereso Summerfield, who works or rhe Copirol srore, commented, The only thing l con rhink of rhor is wrong vvirh working rhere is rhof you don'r ger ony rime ro breorhe. For exom- ple, you might work rhree hours with rhe srore pocked, ond when you finolly do ger o breok in rhe crowd, you're doing some sorf of cleoning job. In other words you work! Nor everyone con roke rhe poce. Afrer working for only o week, chemisrry senior Jody Widor quir. Ir wosn'r rhe ploce I didn'f like, ir wos rhe job irself. Some people ore righr for rhor sorr of rhing. l'mjusr sorry, l'm nor. Bur in rhe yeor 2000, 251 of rhose under 25 will hove found our, Nobody con do if like McDonold's con. 100 Undercloss Sneed, Moe Sporks, Chrisroph Speener, Gory Speier, Chrisroph Spence, Liso Spoke, Dovid Sporrek, Michael Sporrek, Trocey Sprewer, Dorren Sroszok, Jomes Srec, Dovid Srelloh, Brion Srelzl, Timothy Srerling, Poul Srevlingson, Doniel Sriewe Jr., l-loword Srinson, Roberr Srys, Sreven Summerville, Doris Svobodo, Croig Surron, Drendo Sworfvvour, Brion Swiercz, Jomes Swierrz, John Swifr, Trocy Szwedo, John Tobosko, Michoel Tolly, Jerome Toronrino, Srephen Toronrino, Tommy Freshmen Tate, Patrice Tate, Patrick Taylor, Marlena Tennyson, Gregory Terry, Darryl Terry, Mary Thiemer, Daniel Thimmesch, Arnold Thomas, Gregory Thomas, Yvonne Thompson, Rosamary Tobolski, Timothy Todd, Jesse Tovvnsel, Peter Trensch, Lynda Tyler, Dilly Tyloch, Jeffery Uecke, Robert Upesleja, Steve Vandusen, Jaymie Vaught, Kenneth Verbunker, Kurt Vermiglio, John Vogt, David Wade, Cynthia Wagner, Timothy Waite, Matthew Wallsworrh, Grant Walton, Robert Ward, Carlean Ward, Mark Warkoczevvski, Robert Washington, Lisa Watkins, Robert Watkins, Willie Watson, Geraldine Watters, Mark Waukau, Mervin Weber, David Weddle, Patrick Weinkauf, Mark Weis, Daniel Wendlick, Steven Wentlandt, Bradley Westfahl, Steven Wheelock, Todd Wierzelewski, James Wiesner, Larry Wiggins, Robert Wilkerson, Michael Williams, Adell Williams, Annette Williams Jr., Claude Williams, Robert Williams, Venitta Willingham, Stephanie Wilson, Clifton Wimmer, Joyce Wimmer, Ronald Mnkelhake, Jeffrey Wqnarovvicz, James Wolters, John Wood, Shelley Wotnoske, Jon Wright, Youlonda Zaboklicki, Andrew Zaboklicki, Mark Zajac, Daniel Zander, Scott Zawlocki, Mark Greg Sweers and Mike Michalski Champions of the ice Who's everybody's big brother? Well, on the ice at Mayfair it's Greg Sweers and Mike Michalski, members of the Ice Chalet's Skate Patrol, Young children crowd around them, shouting, My brother keeps tripping me, or That girl in the red sweater keeps calling me nasty names. But with skates flashing and firefengine red jackets displaying the bold white letters of ICE PATROL, Mike and Greg have acquired a certain respect from the younger skaters there, When asked about this, Greg said in a relieved tone, I never fell out there. I'm glad because l'd never hear the end of it. The only experience they ever had was winter skating. But with the increased practice, they have become much better on the rink. Bruises, cuts and scrapes commonly occur in the circular rat race, and even Ice Patrolman Mike Michalski admitted, I almost ran over somebody's fingers, I-Iowever nothing serious has yet confronted them. So the two electric shop seniors continue fighting crime on the ice, even in chaotic conditions. 102 Underclass Zeroth, Lawrence Zimmerman, Andrew Zinky, David Zirbel, Christopher Zuelsdorf, Brian Zych, Gregory Wm.. Q M,ste,....f 1 kc 'lf' Qitsp sg ' ' . ssh? 3 W N5 IL After playing football in gym, Victor Williams, a green belt karate student wenr into a body builder pose. Freshmen Taking a break from his homework, Rick Kartz watches Tim Kaczkowski, Brian Hcgak and Ralph Kornburger diligently doing theirs. i' iii- A X 1 X tc X illii ,vigrx E S ., ws ' 5 -t X .X Sophomores Abt, Stephan Ackerman, Michael Acosta, Jose Adamczak, Gary Adams, Cedric Adkins, Evette Allen, Paula Alonzo, Nicholas Altman, Steven Alvarado, Jacqueline Alvarado, Lisa Amell, Christopher Amich, Gregory Anderson, Delores Anderson, John Anderson, Mark Anderson, Thomas Angelo, Don Angelo, Ron Atns, Gloria Awadallah, Judy Baez, Josephine Balisteri, Joseph Banl-6, Lmonte Barbee, Anita Barnett, Paula Barnett, Yolanda Bart, Douglas Baumann, William Beay, Thomas Becker, Kyle Beene, Zaun Behnke, Darryll Beining, Daniel Bell, Thomas Bermke, Lori Berna, Michael Bernhardt, Kathleen Besler, Dean Birenbaum, Michael Biwer, Andrew Black, Paula Blackman, Cynthia Blankenberg, Robert Bledsoe, Donald Blundon, Christine Bobo, Charles Bode, John Bognar, John Bolda, Jeffrey Booth, Todd Borowski, Mark Bostwick, Richard Boswell, Fred Boudreau, Steven Bowen, Brenda Bowens, Christopher Brasted, Renee Breitrick, Thomas Brewster, Michael Briggs, Mark Brillowski, John Britt, Marvin Brown, Roy Brunker, Kenneth Brusewitz, Gregory Brymt, Douglas Brzezinski, Deborah Underciass 108 Buchanan, Todd Bucio, Gabriel Buda, Paul Julanek, Jay Bullock, Jacqueline Durgos, Daniel Duschmann, Michele Bychinski, Edward Campbell, Colin Carrera, Roy Carter, Darrin Carter, Michael Castona, David Cares, Michael Ceasar, Vincent Ceman, James Cerrillo, Luis Champeau, Michelle Charles, Carol Charles, John Cheely, Chrystal Chevremont, Gregg Chmielewski, Gerald Christan, Derek Cole, Mark Coleman, Brenda Colla, Salvatore Collier, Collins, Collins, Collins, Oscar John Kenneth Patrick Colon, Charles Conway, William Cook, Haydee Cooper, Sreven Coralline, Ill, William Corothers, William Costello, Dean Cox, Paula Culver, Thomas Curtis, Anthony Czajka, Alan Czarnezki, John Czechowski, George Czerniak, Gerald Dahlen, Scott Daleccio, Edgar Damico, Anthony Dauer, Michael Davis, Fred Davis, Sheila Davis, Terrance Deangelo, Peter Degeorge, Gary Desoto, Steve Dettwiler, Daniel Dix, Paul Dolata, Paul Domagalski, Timothy Dombrowsl-ci, Michael Donner, Johannes Dossett, Sharon Drezek, Kurt Echols, Stevan Edwards, Willie Eineichner, Michael Engel, Kevin Engl, Bruce 104 Underclass Esser, Cathy Estes, Steven Evans, Jr, John Evans, Monica Everett, Teresa Evica, Frank Fair, Lynnell Falkenberg, Calvin Fergelic, Kim Fernandez, Gilberto Filo, Teresa Finca, Tammy Fischer, Katherine Fisher, Julie Fix, Jeffrey Flagg, Merielle Elees, Dale Foth, Gary Fowler, Roy Franke, Robert Gajewski, Richard Galezewski, Robert Gallert, Gary Galligan, Matthew Garza, Ernest Gasperettl, Timothy Gaspie, Suzanne Gayle, Paul Gdaniec, Garrett Gedig, Daniel Sophomores Mark Sanders at work From sterilized gloves to cadavers Transportation of patients inside a hospital is a keystone to its reliabil- ity. At Mount Sinai Hospital senior Mark Sanders is responsible for transporting everything from sterilized gloves to cadavers. When asked about a memorable experience Mark responded, The first day of work l had to move a man from ICU. He was about 50, living on a respirator, oxygen, and about five intervenous bags, he didn't move, open his eyes, or mumble a word. About four aids and l had to take him down one floor for a chest x-ray. Mark also has to take patients to surgery. Describing the patients' attitudes he said, Most of the patients are friendly. Some complain about the hospital life but generally the patients treat us with re- spect. He reported a few drawbacks to the job, There are only a few things that bugged me a little, dirty sheets which contain blood and fluids, and the cardiac patients because their surgical wound is a scapel cut about four inches, which is located above the breastbone and is held together by about 82 stitches. But for 58.85 an hour it's a good job, especially for anyone going into the health profession. 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Although the 'excellent' rating suffered, students still felt Tech was 'good' when seatec' against suburban and statewide schools. Academically, how would you rank teachers at Tech? Excellent-107, Good-MZ Fair-361, Poor-och No opinion-TX, How do teachers treat you as an individual? Excellent-4fX-J Good-452 Fair-SOCK-J Poor-8'Zs No opinion-42 How do you think Tech ranks solely on the basis of its techni- cal aspects Cshop facllltles, shop classes, drawing classesj when compared: Only to city schools? Excellent-4796 Good-842 Fair-142 Poor-QW, No opinion-SZ To city and surrounding suburban schools? Excellent13596 Good439'36 Fair-187, Poor-SZ No opinion-52 To all schools statewide? Excellent-2871 Good-421 Fair-181, Poor-51 No opinion-7'Xs How do you thlnk Tech compares academically CEngllsh math, sciences, etc.J when compared: Only to city schools? Excellent434'X-, Good-451, Fair-142 Poor-51, No opinion-22 To city and surrounding suburban schools? Excellent-1870 Good-5371 Fair-182 Poor-57, No opinion-o'7s To all schools statewide? Excellent-1o'Xs Good-5O'X-J Fair-252 Poor-TX, No opinion-TX, How do you think Tech compares in sports when compared: Only to city schools? Excellent-681, Good-262 Fair-SCX, Poor-21, No opinion-12 To city and surrounding suburban schools? Excellent-421, Good-482 Fair-111, Poor-SW, No opinion-M To all schools statewide? Excellent-STX, Good-AACX-J Fair-221, Poor-VZ, No opinion-VZ, How do you think Tech compares overall when compared? Only to city schools? Excellent-451, Good-481, Fair-QW, Poor-11, No opinion-21, To city and surrounding suburban schools? Excellent-271, Good-572 Fair-121, Poor43'Xs No opinion-11, To all schools statewide? Excellent-22? Good-522 Fair-221, Poor-OZ No opinion-M Do you feel most of your homework Is: Very worthwhile?-C311-J Has some importance but isn't very impor- tant and worthwhile?-5O'X, Little importance?-OZ No importance at all?A'Xs No opinion-SX, Does lt bother you If you don't do your homework? Yes, very much-822, Yes, somewhat-472 No, not really-OZ No, not at all-194, No opinion-496 How much time do you spend on homework in an average week?, 0-4 hours-372 5-8 -SOM 9-12 -1o'X-J 18-16 - 5'Zs More than lo hours- CTX, 106 Underclass Gelhaar, Guy Genac, David Gillessen, Heidianne Gilliland, Ray Gladney, Margaret Glassman, Jenny Glazewski, Dennis Glembocki, Robert Glover, Patricia Glowacki, Rick Glyzewski, David Gofoe, Angela Gomez, Silvia Gonzales, Frank Gonzalez, Eduardo Gonzalez, Nereida Goodlow, Enid Gorecki, John Gosline, Robert Grablewski, Michael Grabowski, Richard Grace, Regina Graham, Jacauelyn Green, Anthony Green, Danny Greenlee, Jesse Greysen, Christonher Griffin, Veronica Grimm, Matthew Gruber, Jeffrey .J, J' X . JANQA an M Unconvinced, Mr, Wilkinson listens to Kevin Jones' story. Darnell Coleman also has a hard time believing it. X I 4 ,N 4 M' .A 1 ya as Bw TJ' G' ggi? Grueneberg, Gregory Grunl-ae, Matthew' Gruszczynslsi, Paula Guenther, Charles Guhl, Karl Gutierrez, Eduardo Hoag, Michael Hodnot, Kelvin Hoertl, Chris Hamilton, Sonja Hannah, Michael Harbin, Curtis Harmon, Michael Harper, Ronald Harris, James Hatcher, Jeffrey Haywood, Tracy Hegwood, Wendy Henderson, Marilyn Herbert, Scott Hildebrand, Dean Hohl, Jeffrey Holifield, Sharon Holub, Paul Horigan, Kelly Hron, Annamarie Hrupcin, Garry Hudson, Thomas Hughes, Amy Jablonski, Daniel Jablonski, David Jankowski, Roy Jareclsi, Robbie Jasinslsi, Richard Jelenic, John Jernigan, Thomas Jesmols, Thomas Joers, Robert Johnson, David Johnson, Gregory Johnson, Marie Joiner, Terrol Jones, Kevin Jones, Kimberly Jones, Latisha Jones, Victoria Jorgensen, Annette Joyner, Bennie Kalisnig, Dean Karlovich, John Kartz, Richard Kasabuske, Rick Katuszonels, Barbara Kaufman, John Kendziorslsi, Jacls Kiernan, James Kierzels, John Kierzek, Joseph Kinsley, Timothy Kipp, Jerome Kissinger, Douglas Kleinowski, Ronald Kelppe, Jon Kletch, Joseph Klimecls, Kim 4loss, John Klugiewicz, Joseph Koerner Jr., Donald Sophomores Underclass 107 Sophomores Kofler, Scott Kolanowski, Steven Kanter, Michael Kopco, Andrew Kopczynski, Carol Kopp, Norman Kornowskl, Keirh Karonka, Cliff Koscinski, Robert Koszuta, Edward Kowalski, John Kodosky, Kevin Kroemer, Kevin Krause, George Krause, Mary Krueger, Gregory Krueger, Robert Krumrai, Anthony Krystowiak, Diana Kulaszewicz, Frank Kupferschmidr, James Kurlinski, Elizabeth Kurszewski, Kevin Kurtz, Diane Kuzminski, Mark Laabs, Richard Lamb, Mabel Lora, Erlinda Latus, Steven Law, Jewell Lawnicki, Curt Legros, Craig Lelinski, Jeffrey Lena, Jeffrey Lentz, Timothy Lester, Dwana Lester, Thomas Libecki, Daniel Licht, Charles Ligocki, Robert Linski, Richard Logan, James Lorenzi, Michael Lorincz, Peter Love, Scott Lovendahl, James Lowe, Eric Ludwig, David Luebben, -John Lukas, Jonathan Lykins, Randy McCabe, Marthew McGill, Sharon McKinley, Kevin McNamer, David McNeil Jr., Joseph McNew, Marthew McPartland, Thomas Mocaluso, Joseph Magyar, Karolyn Makarski, John Malaczynski, John Malecki, Linda Marek, Perer Mariscal, Tate Marshall, Mark Martin, Terry Morinez, Anronio 108 Underclass Setting o good example for Tammy Tarantino and David Grochowski, Mr. Sarenac quietly does his home- work. S523 xr 4. 1 17, 4. C V,-HW! imfstaiwl V. i xy N ,. A 3, IF? -1- if Q5 ag il K A. Y K I!! 'Y F- A 1? I2 1 . 4 V 1 5-.. xi 4 X, X. 5 Martinez, Hector Mattheis, Harry Matthews, Patrick Mauel, Michael Mauger, Cory Maypark, David Mazzara, Scott Medina, Marybel Meinhardt, Markus Mendoza, Ruben Mercier, Thomas Merkel, Lisa Messling, Donnie Metz, Tomothy Michaels, John Michalovitz, Robert Mikorski, Robert Miszewski, Richard Mitchell, Corliss Mititch, Milan Mitten, John Moegenberg, Richard Moore, Eric Moorer, Michael Moreau, Patricia Morgano, John Morris, Adrienne Morris, Rocklyn Mueller, Francis Musiedlak, Steven 53 sn S J' i'.- . 5 --,, i . J,,,f- ' y is Sandy Ramos Ramos dives into state Despite Tech's successful fall sports season, only one athlete ad- vanced to state competition, Sandy Ramos. Taking first place in the City Diving Meet and at Sectionals, she also became the first girl at Tech to go to state competition. Sandy started diving in sixth grade, quit, and resumed diving again in eighth grade. She went to St. Joan Antida for her freshman year, where they have no diving program. The next year she attended Hamilton. After the first two weeks she decided to transfer to Tech. At Tech she is coached by Mr. Foster, but has had continued help and encouragement from her neighbor, Mr. Paquette. He's like a fa- ther, she said, He helps all the kids in the neighborhood. Mr. Paquette comes to every meet and coaches her every night with her practices at South. The small, two person diving team is made up of Sandy Ramos and Sandy Funmaker, a freshman who finished third in the first year City Meet. In addition to diving, Sandy Ramos swam backstroke and butterfly on the swim team. ln spite of her city championship, Sandy was disappointed in not breaking her city record and in the lack of competition in the city conference. The only thing I don't like about diving is the lack of competition. I don't push myself. The state meet at Madison offered more competition. I was really nervous. l knew I was gonna psyche myself out. My dives were more difficult than the other divers'. ljust got scared. Sandy wants to have a good season for her senior year. To prepare, she is planning on joining a club and working out over the summer. Underclass 109 Tim Russell Russell captures 2nd One year ago from this January, Tim Russell was delivering a speech at a club meeting, when Al Young, a Readers' Digest representative, approached him with an application. The applica- tion wasn't for a five year subscription to the Digest, but instead, a one time speech contest, sponsored by the magazine. After a short talk, Tim decided to agree with Mr. Young's offer and accept the entrance contract. lt wasn't until a year later that the Milwaukee area contest tools place. This was Tim's first attempt in any public speaking contest, and it was to be held at the Scouts' Service Center on 37th and Wisconsin Avenue. Tim received his topic Preparation for Life the day before the contest and prepared a six and a half minute speech. A first ploce position then tools Russell to the area competition which included the state of Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula. This meet was held at the Wausau Holiday Inn. Again Tim's winning ways held true. Another first ploce meant that on November 10th Tim was to compete with contestants from six different states in Chicago. The winner at this regional showdown was in turn given the chance to capture the Readers' Digest National Spealsing Award. Tim gave it his best thot day, only to fall short with a second place trophy. l was disappointed at first, but considering it was my first exper- ience in any public speaking contest, l was satisfied, said Tim. 110 Underclass Sophomores Muth, Michael Nakelsky, Pamela Napierala, Lizabeth Nasgowitz, Mori-s Nash, Terri Nastulski, David Neal, Sheila Nelson, David Neuberg, Robert Niles, Elwood Nolden, Coraga Olcott, Andrew Olinger, Raleigh Olszewsl-ri, John Oneill, Jay Osmanski, Paul Ozminlsowski, Thomas Padron, Joseph Paikowski, Richard Palmer, Ltanya Patolsa, Jeffrey Patterson, Terrance Patzke, Timothy Paulke, Eric Pavelchik, Jeffrey Pawlak, Lisa Pecard, Arnold Pelishels, John Perry, Scott Peschek, Curtis aff, CF qbx 4' is 2 yn Swv k in'- The exacting eyes of Paul Dalisrreri, measure the mo- lecular weight of a gas in the graduated cylinder. 7 Q4 Peterson, Gary Peterson, Robert Petrelli, Rita Petre, Richard Phillips, Willie Pickering, William Pickett, Glenda Piekarski, Alan Pierce, Lee Pinkerton, Suzonna Pinkas, Telesphor Picjda, Edward Piarrowski, Jon Pittman, Patricia Pitts, Daniel Planning, Gordon Pieugers, Randall Plumb, Edwin Polk, Christopher Popavich, Shelia Porter, Kendrick Porter, Richard Pounds, Dennis Powalisz, Lance Powell, Wallace Pugh, Sharon Purdy, Andre Rabiega, Dominik Radke, Scott Rajchel, Donald Raschke, Kathy Ray, Letitia Reich, Susan Reid, John Reimer, Laura Remsing, David Remsza, Gregory Renaud, David Repech, James Richards, Frank Riedelsheimer, Michael Rinehart, Dean Rivera, James Roalkyfzn, Lars Roberts, Denise Robinson, Jose Robinson, Scott Rackenbach, Bret Rodriguez, Anthony Roeglin, Todd Rohloff, Myles Roknic, Joseph Rongholt, Matthew Rosensprung, Charlene Roth, Theodore Roth, Tia Rozwodawski, Daniel Rucker, Philip Rush, Valerie Russ, Renee Rutzinski, Jody Sabez, Jonathon Salavo, Ronald Somolyk, Paul Schenzel, Michael Schlax, James Schmid, Paul Schmidt, Kenneth Schmitz, Mark Schneider, James Schoba, Mark Schroeder, Emery Schuetz, Gregory Schulz, John Schurion, Joseph Scott, Debro Scott, Timothy Seidl, Poul Seipel, Christopher Sekoch, Joseph Sericoti, Jeffrey Shine, Doniel Sidney, Michelle Simoschko, Suson Sims, Rodmon Sincloir, Kevin ' Singer, Poul' Sitzberger, Robert Skenodore, Lourie Sloslse, Morls Sliwinsl-ii, Dovid Smith, Eddie Smith, Melonie Smith, Poul Smith, Reginold Smith, Thomos Smith, Timothy Smulsowski, Morls Sobonski, Brien Soilse, Thomos Sonnen, Kenneth Sowinski, Thomos Sporongis, Theodore Spotes, Gory Spek, John Spoerri, Arthur Sprewer, Chorlene Stonislowski, Jomes Stonlxovslsy, Joseph Stelmoszevvslfi, Alicio Stemo, Robert Stephonski, Donold Stevenson, Anthony Stilso, Joel Stonino, Gregory Stroit, Keith Streom, Clorls Stroiko, Koren Strook, Cody Strothenlse, Todd Subel, Thomos Sulewski, Joseph Sumlin, Melvin Szpel-i, Timothy Tobosl-to, Thomos Todysols, Troy Toylor, Demorio Thurmon, Thereso Tibbits, Tino Toepfer, Eric Toepfer, John Troglin, Dorboro Tumidojewicz. Gregor Twilley, Morion Urbon, Joseph Urboniols, Michoel Vonminsel, Poul Vorgos, Robert Venus, Jeffrey Verbrugge, Ellen Vesel, Fronk Vetsch, Dwoyne 112 Undercloss Y Q .NM - I , Cn AXE A VK! ls o Huddled ogoinst the woll to stoy worm, Christine Blun- don ond Bonnie Messling stond outside Tech during their lunch hour. Sophomores il nn. 0 it 'X N 'iw . Stew ' AQ U J tb J' . lil six A xlf 55: 5 ,len 1 is K' 'ef I S Vnuk, Steven Votis, Teresa Waldow, Carl Walker, David Walker, Elaine Wallace, Carolyn Wallace, Laverte Ward, Gary Ward, Wayne Wargin, Christopher Wargolet, Christopher Wargolet, Karl Washington, Darryl Washington, Tannia Watson, Michael Weber, James Weber Jr., Robert Wedelstadt, Diane Weinman, Jim Weisner, James Wellnitz, Donald Wells, Suzanne Wendland, Daniel Wheelock, Timothy White, Darrel Whitehorn, Starr Wibbert, Craig' Wichman, Scott Wilkinson, John Williams, Michael 2 E T . 1 as .., , .,...., X -tc ,xx H it , sf if Fung u , . t - i 9. i Jim Moeller and winning artwork Adeline's wins contest Adeline's, an outdated, two-by-four diner, stands on Vliet Street, remotely secluded from modern life. Despite itsfbleak appearance, Jim Moeller's opaque watercolor depiction, entitled 'lAdeline's On Vliet, won a Blue Ribbon in the 1980 Milwaukee Journal Student Art Calendar Contest. In addition, he was awarded a S150 bond. His artwork appears in the 1980 Journal Calendar. Jim has been interested in art all his life. This is not surprising since his father is a professional, freelance wildlife artist. ln 1969, Jim won a Blue Ribbon in the Milwaukee Beautiful contest. Now a senior in the Commercial Art shop, he won a Blue Ribbon and Gold Key in the 1979 Scholastic Art Competition. He also designed the 1979 Artisan cover. Mr. Wronski, Jim's junior shop teacher, entered him in the Journal contest as well as the Scholastic Art competition. The Journal sent a letter and a banquet invitation, telling him that his art work had been picked for an award. I didn't know it was going to be in the calendar, Jim said. At the banquet, he learned that out of 992 entries, he had won one of the top twenty prizes. Adeline's is near Jim's house, He picked it for his entry for several reasons. I used to eat there when I was in junior high, he said. I liked it because it wasn't remodeled since it was built in the forties. I also liked the old 'Coca-Cola' signs. Ijust liked the atmosphere of the pIace. Jim is entering the contest again this year. He also plans on studying art in college. Underclass 113 4, i I xv' gf' ,iw ,,,i -uf Steve Joeckels Cleft? ond Scott Melko meet Rosebowl queen Julie Rootz ond bond director Poul Louelle Surprise! Anyone ottending the Homecoming pep rolly recolls the exuberonce of the student body. The onticipotion of o victory over the Modison Knights, the triumphs of the soccer teom, girls' swim, ond Steve Joekcel's election to the McDonoId's All-Americon Bond fed the hunger for elotion. But whot olso stonds out is Steve's reoction to the honor. Steve looked os if he wonted McDonold's to forget he ever ployed o trumpet. Steve exploined, l didn't even know he CMr. Simieleb sent in the opplicotion, Fridoy wos the first I leorned of it. Selection to the bond is bosed solely on the bond director's recom- mendotion ond o musicion's petsonol ochievements. Steve's included 'Rookie of the Yeor' in 1977, two yeors 'Most Voluoble Ployer', ond All-City in 1978. After on intense seven-hour-o-doy week of proctice in which the bond left the New York Sheoroton only for o quick tour of the city, the members performed ot Cornegie Holl on November Twenty-First, Sold Steve of the indoor music omphitheotre, Clt wos? wild. l've never experienced onything like it before. The holl wos reolly nice. The following doy Steve morched in the Mocy's Thonksgiving Po- rode. Steve olso commented on the people he met, l'Nobody knows onybody else, but by the end of the week, you're the best of friends. Flying to Colifornio the twenty-eighth of December, Steve found Posedeno o lot different. We motched for four hours o doy. We went to Universol Studios ond Disneylond. They showed us how speciol effects ore done, ond old sets. l sow Beover Cleover's house, he grinned. CAt Disneylondlwe morched, then we got three hours free time. We went on oll the big roller coosters ond left. How wos the Rose Bowl? Gruelling, he mosochisticolly loughed, then soid, lt wos o lot of fun, Just the ecxitement of being in the Rose Bowl Porodef' Why gruelling, though? Clt wos? hot ond seven ond o holf miles long. You con't compore it to wolking. You've got your honds up ond you're highstepping. One kid dropped out, He got sick. But when the time to leove come, Steve exploined, emotion took over os he thought it would. All the girls cried. Steve poused for o moment, Uh, I don't know it wos reolly emotionol. But some of us ore going to get together this summer. Overoll? lt wos probobly the most exciting experience of my life. 114 Undercloss Willioms, Vivion Wilson, Antoine Wimes, Alon Winter, John Winter, Mork Wirtig, Potrick Wojciechowski, Cotherine Wqciechowski, Christine Wqtosiok, John Wojtkiewicz, Suson Wood, Leonn Wood, Timothy Woods, Quendolyn Woyte, John Wozniok, Jomes Wright, Dovid Wright, Ill, John Yoniok, Mork Zobler, Ronold Zohn, Dole Zojoc, Gregory Zowicki, Jeffrey Zembrowski, John Zembrowski, Peter Ziolkowski, Dovid Zoltok, Michoel Zorro, Cloudlo Zube, Jone Zudo, Woid Zwinskee, Horvey Sophomores 1 J Gif' 7 J -1: slsl ls,, s 7 1 f Q f' I 5 Iifj 1 s,,,,, lts, sllll 7 Adams, Richard Alamo, Arruro Alberron, Joseph Alexander, Crysral Allen, Davis Alvarez, Anrhony Alvarez, David Andlor, Mary Ash, Donald Asman, Jeffrey Audi, Yvonne Axrell, Edward Backus, Thor Boker, Darrell Baker, Denisia Balisrreri, John Balisrreri, Paul Balisreri, Sherry Baron, Marc Borchus, Jamie Barczak, Roberr Barnerr, Paul Barono, Rance Bares, Brian Bearrie, Bernard Bell, Thomas Bellmonn, Heidi Bellows, Elizaberh Belrer, Edward Bequesr, Thomas Beranek, Mark Bergeman, Douglas Berno, Thomas Berry, Angelo Bessy, Bambi Berringer, Kurr Bieniek, Lawrence Birenboum, James Birrs, Reginald Biwer, Edward Blaine, Carherine Block, Roberr Boehm, Gregory Bongard, Gregory Bonrempo, Frank Borkowski, Ronald Borucki, Andrew Bowman, Claude Brefka, Ronald Breirrick, Ann Brimley, Roberr Brooks, Darnell Broske, Roberr Brown, Charles Brown Jack Brown Rebecca Brumirski, l-lenry Buechs, Richard Bukowski, Sreven Busalacchi, Joanna Burler, Angela Burschle, Roberr Burzlaff, Jeffrey Bzdawka, Marhew Cairney, Roloerr Carson, Mark Casarez, Carolina Casraldo, Theresa Chandre, David Charles, Scorr Charlesron, Loren Childs, Milton Chojnacki, Robert Christenson, Jay Christiansen, Sharon Clemins Charles Clover, Keith Coffee, Robert Coleman, Darnell Coleman, Yvette Collazo Jr,, Angel Collins, Jeffrey Colon, Miguel Craine, David Craine, John Crego, Marlene Cruz, Jorge Cruz, Jorge Cunningham, Carmen Darren, Richard Davies, Joseph Davis, Paul Dean, Michelle Decou, Mark Degeorge, Dean Degner, Kevin DeLuca, James Dent, Randall Diesch, William Dieter, James Dillard, Derry Dillard, Dennis Dillard, Rosemary Dlobik Doerr, Renee ' Beth Dolkiewicz, David Domagalski, Phillip Daminiak, Andrew Drake Jr., Sheldon Dropp, Jeffrey Duchac, Jeff Dufek, Michael Dupree, Shelley Durharm William Dyson, Yolande Dzikiewicz, Terry Edlebeck, David Edwards, DuWayne Effinger, Reginald Egerson, Terry Eggert, Tracy Egle, Ronald Ehardt, Robert Ehlert, Randall Elizondo, Abraham Engel, Michael Engler, Donald Englund, Michael Epple, John Erickson, Jeffrey Erickson, Robbin Eschenbacher, Scott Estrada, Eric Evans, Landry Fabian, Regina Falkowski, Kenneth Farness, Tim Feider, Peter Fenger, Claus 116 Underclass Ns. Juniors Fettig, Christopher Fiedler, Marie Finn, Paul Fischer, Glen Fischer, Gregory Fischer, William Fliss, Jodi Folker lll, Frank Foster, Connan Foster, Michael Friedl, Thomas Fritsch, John Fuchs, Michael Fuerte, David Fuller, Larry Galioto, Thomas Garcia, Susannah Garski, Kevin Gartzke, Keith Genich, Randy Gibas, Michael Gilben, Stephen Gillon, Carey Glenn, Clarence Glisch, Michael Gomez, Marivel Gonzalez, Luis Gorczany, Michael Gostomski, Loren Graham, John Steve, Cynithia, Andrea, and Mike Just a 'nice job'? Four Techites, Steve Glazewski, Mike Scolare, Cynithia Stewart, and Andrea Chambliss, displayed academic achievement in the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. But peer response ranged from lukewarm compliments and half-hearted pats-on-the-back to cold satire. Steve Glazewski said, They Cstudentsb recognized my name. That was it, Mostly, just teachers, congratulated me. A lf Steve's plans work out, he will start studying astronautical engi- neering at the Air Force Academy this summer. With scores of 560- verbal and 780-math Cboth on a scale of 8003, Steve definitely has good chances of succeeding. He has also applied for an ROTC scholarship in case he falls short of his primary goal. Steve was asked what was his attitude toward school, considering he did so well, but is thirty-second in his class as of September. l do what l can. lf that's not good enough, then that's not good enough. But if l'm really doing poorly in a class, he added, l'll put extra effort forth. lt's aero shop that's been bringing me down How did Steve's parents react? They didn't really care. They saii 'Nice job' Thnr Wm about it. Mike Scolare obtained more satirical responses for his commended student status from 660-550 SAT scores. Kids would come up to me and say, 'Hey, l heard your name on the announcements. Lucky guess, huh?' or 'After getting the spelling on Glazewski's name right, it gave you a good score as one last dying throb. ' His parental reaction wasn't far from Steve's parents' low keyed recep- tion. My mom said, 'Hey, that's really good,' but nothing spectacu- lar Cin her responseb. l didn't get a steak dinner at the plaza or anything. Mike ranks 10lst, kind of down their from all the brains, as he put it. Mike also leans toward engineering and a career in the aerospace field. Cynithia Stewart said how her parents were affected. They were happy for me. But they didn't make a big deal out of it. Andrea Chambliss received the warmest reponse over all. Well, a lot of Cfriendsb congratulated me. CMy Parents? were happy. My mother went off and bragged to her friends. Her father, she mentioned, just took it in stride. Oddly enough, Andrea also seemed to get the most out of the commendation. ln the begin- ning, l had no idea where l was going Cto collegeb. Since I took the test, l've been getting three or four letters a day from colleges, giving her a more informed, wider choice of a college, she said. 'll was sent an application from the General Motors Institute. I was surprised because one teacher l had said l didn't have what it took. I showed him the letter and he was shocked. Andrea has no interest in attending the institute, however. Underclass 117 III E ' I I II I I II I IIII IIIII IIIIIIII III IIIIIIIIII IIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIII I I '::::::'E::::::::::::E:::'::::.:::::::.. .:.:::::!!:::::::::::::::: !::::!:E'E III III IIIII IIII! 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In an early January auestionaire, students saw Ronald Reagan as the man they'd like to see in the White House by a relatively moderate percentage 65.523 over the next contender, Edward Kennedy. The surprising statistics also state eighteen percent were undecided. Stu- dents were asked for opinions on the present administration and current issues. Again, undecidedness was high. Persons polled felt the Iran situation, possibly because of the direct involvement of American lives, as more serious than the grave threat of Soviet expansion into Afghanistan. Assuming you could vote and that the presidential election were held tomorrow, who would you vote for? John Connolly-5'Xs Jimmy Carter-181 Ronald Reagan-20.51, Edward Kennedy-162 Jim Anderson-51, Jerry Brown-7,52 Howard Baker-42 Other-61, George Bush-57, No opinion-182, How well do you think Carter is doing his job as a whole? Excellent-21, Good-301, Fair-422 Poor-2411 No opinion-QCZ, Do you think Carter is handling the Iranian situation to the best of his ability and in consideration of all options available to to him? Yes-406 No-882 No opinion-22'Zs 0 Do you think Carter is handling the Afghanistan situation to the best of his ability and in consideration of all options available to him? Yes-2862 No-861, No opinion-361, Which situation would you go to wat over and submit yourself to a draft for? Iran-SOM Afghanistan-TX, Both-191, Neither-SILK, No opinion-1370 Do you feel the energy crisis is real and serious? Yes-57'Zs No-402 No opinion-SZ What is the thermostat set on in your home? 72 or higher-182 69-71 -831, 66-68 -817, 68-65 -82 62 or lower-27, No opinion-181, How do you feel about nuclear energy? lt's unsafe and we shouIdn't use it-221, lt's unsafe, but we should use it until we find something else-191, We should use it at the present levels, which I consider safe-221, lt's safe and we should increase its use-122 No opinion-25'X-, Ralph Kornburger feels, I don't get into politics, but I care who's in there. I want somebody who's going to run it right - probably Kenne- 118 Underclass Grams, David Gramza, Ronald Grant, Jeffrey Gray, Charleston Grifin, Marilyn Grochowski, David Grundy, Jeff Haapakoski, Robert Halas, Robert Hampel, Jeffrey Horamis, George Harcourt, Scott Harper, Annette Harris, Christopher Hastings, Ervin Hawkins, Thomas Heisler, Christopher Heirzmann, David Heizler, Ricky Henderson, Bernadette Hendricks, Robir. Hendricks, Rodney Hering, Frank Hernes, Ike Hightower, Richard Hildebrand, Timothy Hines, Dianne Hmielewski, Ronald Hobach, John Hoffman, Gregory Q., ,AQ M25 ' V I at , , ,J N 3 ,T Q 3 X 'U' -' if H, 7,4 H , With a slight disadvantage, Tom Tabaslsa, duels with Mari-2 Dzierzal-r os Rick Jacobson loolfs on from o safe distance. 'Q1 v . n 1 w Xl Q 1 7 r' .- fi V I . . 5 1' in . wr' V E650 Juniors Hqals, Brian Hordyls, Robert Horigan, Timothy Hornals, Thomas Houdels, Joseph Hubanks, Mark Hudzinslsi, David Huebschen, David Hughes, Pamela Hull, Wilbur lrven, Cedric lvvanski, Brad Jaber, Mohammed Jacloon, Clinton Jackson, Patricia Jackson, Todd Jacobs, Keith Jakubelf, Diana James, Donny James, Larry Janils, Peter Janlsowslxi, Denis Jansen, Jeffrey Janus, Peter Jorchow, Robert Jasinslsi, David Josinslsi, Steven Jenkins, Peggy Jesmols, Gerald Joachimczyls, Thomas Job, James Johnson, Cecilia Johnson, Dennis Johnson, Grant Johnson, Kim Johnson, Sharon Jonas, David Jones, Elliott Jones, Joseph Jones, Parnell Jordan, Brian Jordan, Lisa Jozvvials, Joseph Jumbecla, Steven Kaczlsowslai, Timothy Kais, Connie Kania, James Karozewski, Patricls Karwowski, Stephan Kasullse, Robert Kaufman, Carol Kazinslai, Daniel Kazinslsi, Douglas Kettner, Christine Kimbrough, Kelvin Kirsop, Scott Kiss, Steven Kloclxow, Kurt Knetsch, Cheryl Knetsch, Jerome Knurowslsi, Robert Koehler, John Kohlbecl-t, Kenneth Kohlhopp, Joseph Kohlmann, Robert Kolosso, Timothy Komans, Ferdinand Korber, Nancy Underclass 119 Koss, Ricky Koszuta, Steven Kottl-te, Jeffrey Kowalski, Bart Kowalski, Keith Kruschlse, Wayne Kruse, Tammy Krystowialr, Donna Krzeminslsi, Daniel Kubiszewslsi, Michael Kulesza, Edwin Kulwicki, Daniel Labre, Lora Lang, Daniel Laslsa, Joseph Larus, Scott Lavine, Kerri Lazzaro, Vincent Leach, Mary Levan, Michael Ligman, Daniel Linls, Charles Lisron, Maris Uujic, Tomislav Lopez, Kevin Lorenzo, Alexander Lubetslxi, Mari-t Ludwig, Joseph Lusz, Henry McConce, Richard McCorlsel, Ronald McGonigle, Terrence McKinley, Geneva McMurrin, Marshall McNeil, Francine Machqewslxi, David Maciejewslsi, Paula Mack, Steven Macon, James Maliborski, Paul Marrari, Davis Martin, Christine Martin, Elizabeth Mason, James Massingale, Jonathan Matelski, Duane Maternowslsi, Daryl Mather, David Martheis, Andrew Matrox, David Mayer, Scott Mehail, Daniel Mejias, Luis Meleski, James Melsheimer, Suzanne Metz, Jean Meyers, David Miliacca, Gregg Mislsowsl-si, Sheila Mitchell, Barry Moen, Daniel Mohorlsa, Richard Monfre, Dean Montoya, Judith Moran, Paul Morris, Vince Mrazels, Adam Murphy, Linda Juniors 120 Underclass E. E S wx K X X 51, X T I' 4.1 5 iff' i f- t R J , 1 ,X X if ' t yr? f ,4 4 f X? Aff' jg , 44 Typing ll student Phil Seehafer Derry's fifth hour class. N Xt 2 .git sssl 17' X lrxf, K ii .ff 32 Mu-ww .WK ,--aa 2 -,W V4 sew-..3, , 4' practices in Miss ACU-li f Musha, Brian Najera, Paul Napierala, Claire Naranjo, Ruben Nash, Laurie Navarro, Juan Nelson, Florence Nelson, Kenneth Neuman, Michael Newman, Todd Niggemeier, Christopher Nistor, Marls Nowak, Paul Obluck, John Ochalels, Paul Ogrodowslsi, Daniel Qliver, Genevieve Onisch, Scott Orchel, Arthur Oree Jr., Phillip Osrovich, John Ostrowieclsi, Dennis Osrrowslsi Jr., Ronald Packard, John Paikowslsi, Paul Parin, Gregory Patrick, Calvin Paquette, Joseph Pawelslsi, Bonnie Pawlowslsi, Kevin . 5 :V 'fi J 6 rx. JK 5 J y . i Y J' ' -f. . 'W ,Q ,V . N ' 3 Q lir ii, , 2- . ',' W t. 33 ' ' f W Q A -is. 1 ' . . A MA g.: ' ma? Y 5 J . . tim f J U i i if 7' ' W J P 1 ,,tt ff ' ' E Si sfai I 153' V f ' Who are those twins in the Grd row from the top? Born with a friend lf you were a baseball card collector when you were young, you probably traded your doubles with your friends. But what if you were a double? Would you also become as insignificant as that duplicate card? Here at Tech we have ten sets of identical twins whose parents would never trade them away. Out of the 2600 students here, there are 21 pairs of twins which is approximately one out of 62 people. What is it like having a mirror image of yourself as your brother or sister? Well, a twin may lose uniqueness as an individual. Sometimes we are considered as one person, said Tim Rathlsamp, an indentical twin. So the struggle to be unique carries on, and sometimes an identity crisis developes. Many of the things one twin does are associated with the other twin. Carolyn Johnson said, I was accused of being truant from Mr, l3erry's history class, when it was my sister's class. ln spite of the crisis though, many twins feel it is a special thing, and some enjoy the advantages. Companionship is one of them. You can experience things together with someone you trust, said John Schilz. Chris Wqiciechowslsi said much the same thing, You I-inow there will always be somebody that you can trust there to talls to. Twins have something that no other single person has and are very special in that uniqueness. Afterall who else is born with a friend? Underclass 121 Tom Derno ond Josie Boez Whot if we lose! Desiring to cover the story behind on unusuol onnouncement chol- lenging onyone ond everyone to o spelling contest Colthough finding no tokersl, the editors of the yeorbook with help from their stoff, ogreed to confront Mrs. Fellows' third hour composition closs in o spelling bee. Miss Mihm, finolizing the orrongements for thot Fridoy, perchonce during third hour, discovered whot she thought would be o closs of noses in books studying spelling wos opporently o confident teom tolking profusely. She decided to give o quiz in homeroom Thursdoy, but would o test of words from the ogreed upon list help ot such o lote dote, she questioned,ond hodn't Mrs. Fellows been testing for, well, months ot leost, other members on the stoff wondered. The next morning scores of five ond seven wrong, out of o selected twenty-eight words, confirmed her feor1 The Artison stoff wosn't reody ond would surely loose, ond who would buy onother yeor- book from o stoff thot couldn't spell? The closs lived up to the expectotions, shooting down stoff member ofter member. But suddenly the ottrition slowed, stopped ond then reversed itself. The ronks of Mrs. Fellows thinned os the plot thick- ened. Finolly, only Josie Boez stood os the imposse between victory ond defeot. Tom Berno confronted Josie with o correct spelling, but Josie continued strong. She succeeded ogoinst Don Kiernon olso, but Elizobeth Kurlinski proved too much. As things turned out, none hod reviewed since the first spelling bee, including Mork Decou, its winner. There were no months of spelling quizzes. The solo spelling event wos the broinchild of Mrs. Fellows, who expounded, I wos going to be obsent ond gove the choice of whot they wonted to do from o list of ten things. The spelling bee won. Mrs. Fellows quolified her logic, I think it's o lot better for o substitute to be oble to come into o closs ond work something with the students, not just some prepored lesson they jump into the cold. As it turned out, I didn't hove to be obsent. Whot she liked most obout the contest wos the extro enthusiosm ond incentive the events hod spowned. Typicol of response received, Chip Stonkowski soid, lt's ocodemic ond it's fun, too. lt's better thon o regulor spelling test. You con cheer for your teomf' So, the Artison, with it's victory con go right on selling yeorbooks, ond the students of Mrs. Fellow's third hour closs didn't loose out either. We got on extro credit 'A' onywoys, Josie Boez commented, or is thot comented? 122 Unoercioss Peordot, Brion Peck Jr., Frederick Peerenboom, Doniel Pellowski, Tino Pence, Gole Perry, Mork Petso, Suzonne Persick, Thomos Peterson, Cossondro Peterson, Keith Peterson, Kurt Perrovich, Zoro Philleo, Jeffery Pickering, Colleen Piekorski, lkonold Pikulo, Alon Pinchord, Lone Pionek, Kevin Pirelli, Donold Piworon, Julie Ploce, Kroig Pleli, Josef Plesnik, Sherri Plimpton, Jomes Pollock, Brion Pope, Christophei Porte, Thomos Potego, Joel Potters, Michoel Prodorelli, Stephen .. c.. B 3 X lx sit? ik, , if 9, lit if mga, , , ' - a ' X'-... .. 5'-1 Q N .wp ,V The Cilento photographer used Claire Napierala as a model and shot her reflection in a mirror, Pratt Jr., Norman Prengel, Cheryl Presley, Bernita Presnal, Steven Prinz, James Puerzer, Charles Puhl, Franls Purdy, Kenneth Qualman, Rodney Ramos, Sandra Raschlse, Robert Ratajczyls, Nicls Raza, Joseph Regan, Jonathon Reilly, Christopher Reimer, David Rich, Michael Richey, Robert Riclfs, Trony Riedelsheimer, Richard Riley, James Robbins, Reginald Robbins, Victoria Robertson, Donna Robinson, Calvin Robinson, Cornelius Rodgers, Danon Rogers, Joseph Roman, Mirian Rose, Mark Roslanowslxi, Julius Rosolels, Michael Roszals, Richard Ruditys, Timothy Runte, James Russell, Timothy Rutzinslsi, Paul Sabatinelli, Marla Santistevan, Richard Sargeant, Renee Schad, Marla Scheibe, Robert Schiller, Veronica Schilter, Stephen Schlachtet, Morls Schlaikowsl-ai, Marla Schlarb, David Schlax, Jerre Schmidt, Fred Schmidt, James Schnabl, Kurt Schreiner, Martin Schultz, Brian Schultz, Kevin Schultz, Paul Schwingshalsl, Michael Sczesny, Michael Settles, Matthew Shaffer, Barbara Shaffer, David Sharp, Celesta Shepard, Alan Singer, David Singleton, Charles Sinyakovich, Joseph Sitzwohl, Charles Sliwinslsi, Philip Smart, Everlyn Smith, Kermit Snipsrad Jr., Virgil Snyder, Duane Snyder, Paul Solvang, Jerome Spals, James Spates, Richard Spaulding, Dawn Spears, Carol Spenner, Randy Sponder, Lawrence Spottek, Warren Stagalsis, Emmanuel Stahl, Carolyn Stampley, Arrillis Srano, John Stanke, Kevin Stefanski, Brian Steinaclser, Edwin Steltet, Lora Stemo, Michael Stephenson, Grace Stingley, Jeffrey Stolowski, Patrick Strand, Edward Srrieter, Judith Strothenlse, Jeffrey Strzyzewski, Michael Studer, Gregory Summerfield, Teresa Svehlelx, James Svoboda, Christopher Swiatkowski, Daniel Szmidt, Kathryn Sztopka, Joseph Szwall-siewicz, Paul Talavera, Manuel Talbert, Howard Tamblingson, Merlyn Taormina, Peter Tarantino, James Taylor, Daniel Taylor, Karen Tews, Mary Thiemet, Perrin Thompson, Felicia Thornton, Margarita Tilden, Gerald Todd, Ernest Torres, Raul Trepczyk, Paul Tramp, Michael Turner, Gregory Turner, Gerald Ulrich, Robert Upchurch, Eric Urhanials, David Vandezande, Paul Vanminsel, Steven Vanwieringen, Niels Vaughn, Treacy Veasy, Celisa Vermiglio, Jodi Wagner, Gregory Wagner, Michael Walker, Brian Walker, Sheldon Wallace, Lamont Ward, Gwendolete Ward, Michael Ware, Kevin Washington, Lucretia Wasmiewski, Thomas Watson, Tracye 124 Underclass if ics S XJZX sm 51 bf I. -3 ., ,feat . .E ..:1, -is x, ' is X i 'H -. , i EER C ci -1 X. 1 Juniors s Watt, Kimberly Webb, Collisa Weber, Marty Weber, Scott Weiland, Allan Weinman, Tangerine Weis, Brian Weis, Brian Weissinger, James Wqcman, Wendy Welsch, Elliott Wentland, Kurt Wheelock, Terry Whiteside, Valerie Whittley, Rodney Wichman, Brian Wierzbinski, Donald Williams Jr., Addo Williams, Victor Winter, Scott Winters, Vanzella Winzentsen, James Wqczak, Peter Wcjtycslsi, Daniel Wolff, Eric Womack, Chanda Wooford, Brian Woznials, Cliford Wright, Stanley Wroblewslsi, David Wronslsi, Stanley Wysoclsi, Scott Young, Deborah Young, James Zoren, Darryl Zdrqewslsi, Scott Zeroth, Paul Ziegler, Randall Zierer, Chris Zietlow, Daniel I I - . . -I . 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' :K --I IA IIII IIII I r IIII. :II I 4 I I I 1- IIII IIIIII II I E i V II I I I ll I I Government When surveyed in the first month of this decade, a far higher percentage of Tech students gave their government a fair or poor rating, as com- pared to persons participating in 1973 national survey. lf you had to rate our government as a whole in terms of honesty, fairness, and justice, what marls would you give the system? Nation wide, Tech students, 1978 1980 percent percent Excellent 7 2 Good 84 19 Fair 47 41 Poor 10 5 Don't lsnowfno opinion 2 8 What marls would you give our governmental sys- tem as a whole when it comes to efficiency in han- dling problems it faces? Norton Wide, Tech students, 1970 1980 percem percent Excellent 5 1 Good 38 18 FOil' 50 AA Poor 11 84 Don't lsnowfno opinion 2 8 Talsing into account what you would Iilse America to be ten years from now, do you thinl-t a basic change will need to be made in the way our govermental system is now set up and organized or don't you think this will be necessary? Nation wide, Tech students, 1978 1980 percent DGVCGVTV Change 54 O8 No change 36 o Don't lsnowfno opinion 10 01 1970 survey results used by permission. From State of the Nation, edited by William Watts and Lloyd Free, pp. 244-247. Copyright, 1970 by Potomac Associates, Washington, D.C, All rights reserved. ln honor of all the Z's in the alphabet who have always had to sit in the last seat, who have gotten their tests and report cards last, and who appear on the last page of the underclass section, the Artisan gives special recognition to DANIEL ZIOLKOWSKI. 't it V Underclass 125 U ' o 2? f ' 4 s o .- -'- A ly' ' 0 .6 0 .' . 0 ,. xn 1 uxmvfl Q . C Q . O 'n' City Chompionship looms in future Tech's trocis teom hod o fine seoson, helped by the best spring vveother Wis- consin hos seen in severoi yeors. The Trojons hod their shore of individuol City Chompions. Tom Kuiich, in the two mile, Joe Zinisy, in the 880, Corey Giilon, in the 4110, Bryon Gordon, in the high hurdles, ond Mike Motthews, Dovid Wilson, Clevelond Sonders ond Corey Giilon in - the mile reloy. I G 5 4. 128 Sports 1. VARSITY: BOTTOM ROW, P OchoIeI4, D. Wicls, M. Schoen, D. Fiiss, ROW 2, Cooch Keily, L. Mock, E. Jones, V. Boston, J. Zinlsy, J. Mossingole, Pi, Echols 2. Tech's track teom ot South stadium fights off rough compel rition for onother Trcjon victory. 3. Dove Wick springs oirborne to conquer the heights of on- other voult. 4. Rich Echols honds the poton to Milxe Schoen in perfect stride. . Af X. The Tech rroclsmen won rhe Kozy Re- loys ond rhe Sourhside Chompionships ond finished second in rhe ciry reioys. The Sourhside Sophomore Chompionship olso wenr ro Tech. One yeor . . . soon, ciry chomps, soys heod cooch Mike Keiley. - 1 1 I I I I i 1 l 7 i I Q 'Wir his . ai, -ps .f 415455, fx A b 1 h . - K 1 ,K . ,. as., Q 5,13 . K, K-, x 2 . - ., Q .. ,- :' Q, 5, . X , ,Ti M41 TEIIH 1. A Trojan-Covolier confronrorion ieods ro o well foughr Tech vicrory 2. To move lead such o distance rolses greor efforr, which Tony Hron disploys. 3. Ervin Stern uses every muscle in his body ro complere o disronce . .avr--1-inf-1gw.y ,' - '7ii'i2.15'75Qv:2:A 5 ilzii 1. 'rvfkr-1-Q.:-uf 3: ,L '-Jzrsefeif. + ., - fm., 1:15, 1 . LA, 7 iz' 1.12 inf ffffx.. 4132. .. 2 -31 43' . 11 y,f,n,-gm?-v5,n, .qzinj 1.., 3'- : -ng I,.,,Ai.1 ft.,,1i f1 .1'. '11..,.a .. zrrffbszxs. . . .4:5,gLg1gg ., x ...x f ' vfms+f'a 4' .. . .M . ,i 1... gf' '1,...i ..:'.2 Q, :f:a..:q ..,... , ..x.., x.. W- lv 7 . . -.ff+ff:'s:1fe,fs c ' '1-fwfsw f ,5.:,,.i..',Q3.-L If ,v , . V3 f,- ,,,, '--- - 4 ,N ,,,..,,,. .. 1. 4 .ur.:....n .. ... 1 .- Tfq- Z4'3- --L !.f.. 2'.J Sf-.1 -s :E'- ?' ' - - 2-z-: 'w m:... ..... I ry- zz, V. .Mg , agaeav- WA... , W' W- wmv --' . V - .L-ran f I , T, -.--.-up 5 if .. . ,f W , is . ' ffi Q Lfii 3-.2-+L. . ' jump or Sourh srodium 4. JUNIOR VARSITY: BOTTOM ROW, M. Word, B Pickering, D Mochojewsi-ai, J. Rozo, J Porego, L. Cirello, M. Cherry, P. Osmonsisi, P. Jonus ROW 2, C Irven, P, Oree, R Whirrley. ROW 3, R. Pierdzioch, T. Rodriquez, T. Pinlsos, J Oblucis, R, Burrs, M. Rosoieis, M. Sczesny, G Turner, D Dollsiewiez, G Boehm B. Mirchell, R. Smirh, K. Nelson, G Fischer, C. Svobodo, R. Spores, E Wolff, D. Chondre, A. Olcorr, C Link. Sporrs 129 lll ill 1. Truck'in on is Theresa Thurman in the heat at another race 2. VARSITY: BOTTOM ROW, C Clifton, J Toliver, F Nelson, D Tay' lor, C Johnson, F Thompson, J Dullocls, ROW Q, C ilosensprung, C Fisher, A Hron, R Curace, T Thur' men, G Stephanson, D Cotton 3. Determination is written all over the face of Anna Hron as she prepares to launch another satellite into outerspace 4. Up up and away is the only way to stay as Cathy Woicie chowslsi demonstrates a longiump attempt 5. Passing off the paton is Lor- raine Montigo to Pam Nelson in on .ks 'N m Cu j Miiw, south, tem Horlicls 5' Jedi 5 J D , i t krii t e 24 T , Custer Custeriiech 70 Meet arlfliulaslsi Hamilton, Pulaski, Tech at 27 25 ettort to win the reloy 6. Arm outstretched, Cecelia Joh- City Relays , 4th place in the Blue Division son puts her heart and sole into 1 every attempt at the hurtles. Girl's Tracls Meet at South Custer, South Milw , South, Tech 50 40 18 18 Meet at Racine Horlicls Racine, Franl-zlin, Tech 59 49 17 Meet at Juneau Tech, Juneau 50 43 Meet at Marshall Marshall, Pulaski, Tech TOO 80 24 Meet at Custer Custer, Tech I 70 17 ' , -4-MeetatPulciskig 'A if H Vi bi T 27 J , V 252 , 5 Cityiiietoys J r 4th place in Blue Division CG3. Boys' enthusiasm 130 Sports bolsters girls in poor season 3 1 INN, hm.w ' .A sl- JK-3 NS- Q' MN Despite the season-highlight victory over Juneau, last place after last place ushered the girls' tracls team through a disappointing season, Even the forces of nature worlsed against the squad last spring, as Victoria Robbins tells, Our relay was second at the city outdoor meet. Then after the turn at the end of the racel the wind piclsed up and put us in last, Another problem the team encountered was an overworlsed coach. Unlike the boys, team who has four coaches to cover the various events, the girls only have one, Miss Wilson, lt's a bad situa- tion. l've got the distance runners. Then l have to do check with the sprinters, They need a lot of individual attention. Then l have to see.how the hurdlers are doing. Finally, there's the field-event people. But there still were enjoyable parts to the sea- son, even during practice. Victoria Johnson stated why she lilsed practicing with the boys, They didn'tjust let us mosey around. Kim Watts add- ed, They run behind you to get you going taster and faster. They really cheered us on. ii it Tl situation Coach Adams 1. Concentration is the name of the game in golf, which Jim Maas will testify to on a putting green 2. JUNIOR VARSITY: BOTTOM ROW,J Schultz, J Schlax, J Schlax, D Jablonslsi, D Jablonslsi SECOND ROW, K Kozloslsy, L Sponder, G Chmielewslsi, M lionrowicz, D Wichman, C Strucls, R Zeidler, 3. Tech's golf captain Kevin Lindher explodes out of a sandy 4. VARSITY: J Svehlel-2, J Svehlels, I4 Lindner,J Maas Tech Varsity Golf Results 'II. M d I Civ Meet , , O Bom 321 '1 Testi ttttmt ett Iaee C Hflmlbfi JJ 346 'ls' W., I sf, W , my View Q50 W ottt 'X f ,QA '.f,.,,4 Cgsyer MQ Jim Maas - MVP, 41,5 overage Kevin Lindner Tx, Sgrgiifff., Pulaski 375 best 9-hole were in 5 YQOVSJ ttaa A 1' 'nvlf ' Riverside 380 ' ' I Q i X 1' I IIYE fx' 'iffffffflfif If tems . 1 g . X. C., X , . . 0. , we-1' n a ' I- sshd' -, . ' dffxii C 'W i we S. fy I If I 'T' 4 GJ , Improvement noted in 2nd best finish Improvement was the word for Coach Adams and the Tech Golf Team, having had its second best finish in the team's history. The Varsity and Junior Varsity each placed second in the city meet at Paganica Golf Club. The regionols at Whitnall proved a bit tougher with Tech tolsing fourth place behind South Milwaulsee, Cudahy, and Day View The freshman team's 20 record was its best in the last five years. Techs league plays winter rules through the entire season, even into June. Winter rules permit a player to move his golfball six inches with the clubface, Chris Strucls expressed praise for such logic, especial- ly after last year's unbelievable snowfall. That's good in Wisconsin because the winters are so harsh. The fairways and green really talse a beating. One time melting snow filled a fairway so we played one hole on the other nine. In general, the weather treated the golfers horribly all year, raining out the first scheduled city meet and threatening others, such as the West Allis Central match at Greenfield Paris, Sports 181 Tech provides tough rivolry The Tech boy's fennis feorn ended fhe seoe son wirh on impressive 2778 record, the besr finish in the reonn's hisrory. Cooched by Mr. Borowicz, rhey ploced rhird in rheir confere ence ond second in the Ciry Tournomenf. Dovid Rodlse fools second ploce in singles, Mike Dionne ond Neil Fuchs following in rhird ond fourrh. Tolsing the Ciry Chornpionship in doubles were Gory Pol-xryzwinslsi ond Morls Schobo. The girl's rennis reorn, cooched by Lourc Wogler, hod on osrounding seoson, fied fol firsf ploce through most of rhe yeor. Theil roughesr rnorch come or rhe end of rhe seo son when fhey ployed Sourh for firsr ploce The girls won 32, our srill finished one gonwe shorr of firsr ploce becouse of o rule chonge cc? A A .. - -K -be nu-- .nn .M sn annua- Jammu nun. :funn num..-J... annum uuun qw. ui.. -.., uw .1 . - .f nun JL' Qt !'n ,fEC' f .GY :mg T' b l , .... Tech - e s- T Q 1 iis' T ' jlizrjp-4 A V vs + f 1 .A iiidi X . 0 ccsc i sis - ,TO M if T If 182 Sporrs ii- V fu-.1-1'lviileif,:ff1:-5,25:5fiE25iZ12f'i5f..2-1 is 1. VARSITY: KNEELING, A Adornc zols, M Schobo, D Rooiego BACK ROW, A Winnes, D. Rodlse, A Mor rinez, M Model, D Sliwinsl-xi, S Angell, J lloberfs 2. On o cool doy in spring, Andy Adomczols prepores ro refurn o serve 3. Returning an overhcind smash, Neil Fuchs follows rhrougn .. , swf Lori Nash and Ann Brierricls gave oursranding performances, coming in wirh almosr perfecr records. The pair also placed firsr our of eighr reams ar rhe srare secrional rournamenr. An example? Why the rremendous irnprovernenr over lasr year's fourrh place? serious than Iasr year, said Claire Napierala. My parrner and l were losing one-five, Whof ObOUf The Training fOCiOr7 explained Claire, because she and her parr- ner had slaclsed off and were literally Ierring She's CMS. Wagler :sb grear rhe best coach rhe orher ream win, The rwo serrled down, we ever had, She lers us worls on our wea and we carne up and won ir Cseven-fivebf' lsesr poinrs, wharever the player feels rhose We wanred ro win. We were a lor more continued Claire, poinrs are, Claire said I I - - - - - - - - .rj , ---- -Q f, . 1 J :I r imma: vu nominal!! girl, A I' K A an -Ze '- ' f . , 2. .c.. 4,1 , , ' I t - ,.s,, f I if na ' i , .fy -. il ' A k . s J A V' r 5 fy' x V K , .ww V M. - C .Awww J 1. VARSITY: Borrofvi now, K A ' f .,,. W 1 ishww 'l'l' Coach Wagler, J. Glassnnan, L, Ma- xx A ' 4 1 I V, 2 .1 1 leclsi, L. Nash, D, Wedelsradr ROW T N- mr - f ,ix V' - T,-L' Q54 2, A. Drierricls, J, Srrierer, M. Dean, ' E -X -. .,., as I 9 'Q' ff 'f'ff ' K, Kenner C Na ierala 1 , , 1 ' v v Q- K V O 9' 'fn f,-Q' f .Jug ' p ' 'Q:0z4 ig 3 ' ' V, Q , Q,J,jfff r 2. An over hand Iob is rerurned assi 2 'Q-fl M iw 'A Le fffjrlfr 1 X' if by Diane Wedelsradr wirh an over f' Q s susi isgffssf f T P1006 mosh- i2gf33 w 5 A !f i Q Tlnrli T' C 'D 3. At the net Claire Napierala ref ,asa T T i'r X if Qs, 'Sf . . . , 3 -M Q, My A V isis., ly. V turns a volley as if ir was rourine. -' j l ' 'ws 'rr 4. Following through, Jenny ,I Glassman rerurns a baseline shor. U QQ sl KR i f 1 w., QEM Us wg, X xg, -,I ' ' 5 Y, f ' yyabl Girl's .'r, y Tech 23 Sourh Tech 441 ,,,, Washingron Tech 4-1 Pulaski Tech 3-2 . Riverside Tech - W1-4, ,,,,111rf 2 Day View Tech Norrh Tech 4-1 : Wesr . .W is f -ff . , ,,,, , .i,s, T - , 3. ,,-f' ,',,, ' ,, ,f'k 7 'i xjl 1 ,, '?fQ.1'lyf s's, fj'?5',7if' -L .Q T f - ' . rf,' ,, f iill W T VV ,, ',,, ,A s 1 rilr rill w 5 Vu ,v ,WZ A ii SDOVTS T33 ' ' f M ,, Q, WWE wig ' sfgzf 4?p7' 1!2E22 if 134 Sports . -if is ...Anil 1. Bob Putze of Pulaski hustles bocls to first base as Jett Brezavar sets up 'P 2 ' Lh, ' .. f:,, 5255-if-t1'Q J the picls-aff ploy 5 L-31' li 'Ss v 2. Kerry Antoniewicz delivers a ff'9YJ'l pitch in a perfect tarrn 3. To be ready for anything is a third basernans job and here Mike F Kartz is a good example if .D A' ,rt Sie it-112 N..2-1: iTLCf3Q r ,f'.'- 2 ' ,'.x+4...R ,p ' K Q. j g w i--x we NN 1 JI 214, 'Never say die' motto sparks comeback victories The varsity baseball team, with only four returning seniors, did an outstanding job, considering a lacls of experience. The tear'n's strong point was their 'never- say-die' attitude. Led by coach Konowalslsi, captain Kerry Antoniewicz, and allfcity selections Torn Rebotslse and s. '-K al wa v fm' K my 4 its f V -'T 1 f 3' ck ff3.i... , 7 J E- T' V I 3 4 --V X, R 1. A panning shot shows off rhe Trqan defensive orrack. 2. VARSITY: BOTTOM ROW, K Anroniewicz, M Nueberg,J Granr, D. Barr. ROW 2, D, Renaud, J. Done, M. Karrz, P. Zerorh, J. Rose, T. Kaczkowski, D. Angelo. ROW 3, Coach Konowolski, J. Brezovar, P. Bloodworrh, J. Grabowski, R. Van- Deck, P. Wilson, J, Drezovar, T. Re- barzke, D. Srernig, J. Hansen, 3. An umpire keeps a close warch over Rich Vanl3eck as rhe nexr pirch approaches. 4. Keeping his eye on rhe ball paid off as Mike Nuebery connecrs for a hir. , ' ff.WMarshall ' . ?.g1yjjfff5Yff'J . I-.Dfesr 18. -, .VJ, I LuLincoln 1 '--' Lilamilron 9 V rh 3 View 14 ,J 1 Q..M0dlSO!'1 ' 6 -,.' V WCusrer 5. ' 3 VY lVJuneou 'll VV,. 1, Wwashingron .J n NOfl'h T 'fvjif iilii j ' Wwe-sr 6 L Juneau 7 Pulaski 2 -WDay View A 7 A- Hamilton 9 W South 9 lvlliverside 8 lyPul05ki fse vc L VQVSWV iB95?bQnff! . .. . ,.--..A a gffiijgqfig . .. .,, ,,f,,...,.'1 . 19 . T-1 7 .4 -1 Q13 -15 p ,2 I 1 '4 -4 0 -8 -1 -8 -7 Rick Vonl3eck, rhey proved rhis as rhey came from behind ro win many times. ln one conresi, against o srrong Pulaski ream, rhey rroiled io in rhe borronn of rhe seve enrh inning. As Tech carne up ro bar, rhe Tech bench exploded, firing up rhe Trqon offense. The adrenaline flowed as ihey scored six runs, winning 7-o. Sporrs 135 136 Sports Third championship sets permanent city record o 3 season by winning a record third consecu tive city championship The season started slow with a loss to Thomas Moore 8 20 Angry protests lodged at the loss questioned why the Moore team marched into the battle with two games already played while Tech had none. Said one playe who was good But you can t say we didn t play good ball Coach Budzisz and the team came bacls winning four of their tive conference games and one of their two remaining non confer ence games. They defeated Madison for the third year in a row at homecoming 14-O. The CCS - The Tech varsity football team completed a er, T'We couldn't lools at our talent and see 1. VARSITY AND JUNIOR VARSITY: ROW 1, M. Schlacter, P. Olinger, C. Syoboda, T. Kaczlfowsl-xi, S. Kiss, D. Gotth- eardt, D. Jaslsolslsi, P. Budney, J. Svehlels, C. Patton, M. Korduclsi, M. Weber, ROW 2, T. Heidemann, T. McGonigle, J. Barchus, J. Christenson, E. Jaclfson, C. Robinson, J. Butz- laff, D. Allen, K. Ramirez, M. Liston, E. Jones. ROW 3, Coach Konowalslti, D. Kopcznslsi, K. Kucharslsi, T. Galioto, K. Dettinger, R. Kornburger, S. Miller, G. Fischer, R. Gramza, J. Grant, K. Sattler, Coach Budisz. ROW 4, D. Gilliam, S. Love, P. Moran, J. Bloodworth, M. Gallow, T. Rebatzlse, B. Kowalski, M. Rose, K. Watts. ROW 5, J. Sulewsl-ai, M. Dufels, D. Edwards, M. Smith, L. Champeau, M. Foster, K. Drezels, M. Kartz. ROW 6, S. Schultz, D. Slsaradzinslsl, D. Morbeclt, R. Mendoza, Gillon, S. Schneider, M. Labinslsi. 2. Mike Smith lsiclxs one of the many extra point attempts after a Trqan touchdown. AXQIHV .Lg wi It ?1,r,,'-g 2 ,,. 1-' .L ge, 555. ., -f eff AL S 'I hr 6' TN 4' ' A1 g H ,Ai ye .I . r 7 I . F . ' n A ' I ' A ., AA . ' I . . A -' ' 1 Q 1 . Q It W 4 ' ' E '? if ' 'I' E it M k 'I . I WIP. li 4. , .4 5 H I . I S Q ,' ' X 5' 0 ' wig 1' 'LUAVF S ' dl... .fi ,mpg l 5,4 Q. .' - 'H ' -fs . i.rirr fa ---- . .995 -nun: fl , , 2-tif' 'vM' .! H Wt 4' . a Tiff ' -tw .19 ' T' I . - I gg gtg-IW. 'fain F i , f ribs.. sr. .1 1 ' Ji . -i S tw Football vs Opponent Tech 8 Thomas More 20 Tech' V,i. 12 fflf Custer O techs 20 W View 0 im' if' za Wren 20 Tech Q ,W Horlicls 2 rem , . 14 yt! Wtqoison Q tem I as LL scum 13 TECH 1-4 Morsholl 6 'Tech- 27 Hamilton U W . sat ' 'City record teom's only conference defeot wos to South, 8-13, their first victory ogoinst Tech in twenty- three yeors. The loss olso ended Tech's twen- ty-five gome winning streols in the city confer- ence. Boll hondling, including o fumble on South's thirty ond one ot midfield, thworted the victory drive. Joe Zinlsy commented, We were over confi- dent becouse everyone thought Modison wos the only teom thot could beot us. ln the city chompionship gome, quorterbocls Tom Rebotzlse threw four touchdown posses, connecting with Milse Foster, Cornelius Robinson, ond twice with Corey Gillon os Tech beot Homilton for the city title by 27-O morgin, olso 0 record. These exploits, be- couse of the eliminotion of chompionship ployoffs ond o new conference olignment, will never be brolsen. The sophomore teom hod on impressive seo- son, finishing with o 5-2 record. The up-ond- coming freshmon ended their seoson with o 6-O record. 1. Weber of Homilton ollows Ru- ben Mendozo to enter the boclss field to setup o screen ploy, 2. Mike Korducki storts in motion to deceive the defense from the rrop ploy it reolly is. 3. Couch Dudisz, still o boy at heart. poses for o yeorbools con- 4. A screen ploy to Mike Foster is being set-up with Lorry Chompeou Q I - I I I - K 1 - - 1 2 146k ,Mr gr Q ' , 4 'g. i ' 4 -. W 'Tiff ' D 'Gr 'A ' . has-'i f.! . 'sf.2?f 1 T 'f I .5 -.f'ZU.1'!' T ,-i t f Z' l ,- ' if--y. T , 1' -' 'w fi4'z-,, , 1- I, LU bm. ' ' f ' 1.2 ' if Ee-,,f. rw if r lift-wr ' ' 2: T t- ei' it. 65 , V'AA 1 tqq'E:fA 2 fr nr-- M ,-U-, 4 Lu!! 1-531' ' 3' ,vw QV 3, 5 ul-'g gi In , .jimi H Q. f -f 'ff' Q wx '45 'ff ' rw i .' 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Wirh ren rninures lefr in The second holf, Tech's holfboclss finolly connecred wirh N TT 1 140 Sporrs ,Tk rhe Blue Division rifle wirh rhree gomes srill the righr wing, Andy Adomczols. Centering lefr in the seoson, Tech eorned o posirion in rhe boil srorred o flurry of shors. Greg Tumi- T . . The ciry chornpionship gonne. dojewicz pierced The Morsholl defense ro rie d rhe gome. Afrer rime expired, The referee The Trqons foced Morsholl for rhe rifle ploy- declored overrime, rvvo, renfrninure holves. S off in o long, firing boffle. The culminorion of 'iii T fhe firsr forry manure period found Tech rroil- The fighf continued. This holfrirne, however, ing, ollowing MorshoIl's rolenred offense one found' bofh reoms scoreless. Wirh only Two 3 Ca - 1 ' V T T'f rrr' . . fivv 'ii' l'r ff i rssiii QAVT: T ss i V I fi T. VARSITY: BOTTOM Tow. TT Towfm. Tr ri ' ' T M ROW 2, M. Correr, D. Mehoil, D. Zohn, B. his r'l Q' -I ',, . . 77Z'.'... -..'T . Sczesny, R. Molsolo, M. Zowloclsi, J. Kiernon, 5. ' ' A ' 'ff'. . ff ' ' 'V 3 '.,r' 'H it Z Vg, 34 V Angeles, K. Worgoler, G. Tumidqewicz. ROW ,. 5-f, , T fir V V ' 3 5,4 Dy 4, ' 24535 8, T. Reperri, P. Wielond, S. Desoro, Pi. Porrer, A .. Q 75 H ' H ,J wg A. Adomczols, M. Szyjolsowslsi, T. Curris, J. ' ' 'mf , Q 5 if ,555 sfhiox, N. yonwiemgen, B.Dolon.kI1OXV 4, VV T' T 5 45 , T . W A 'Q Q.: 4. . fi 1 i 1,3 5 V Cooch Birlsholz, D. Powlols, M. Korzer, P. Jonils, 5 . gf y 'fi VV - - T f :VVVI Z AAAV, Hl, V V J ' V J. Tucholsl-xi, D. Srodler, M. Drogisic, J. Sonchez, ' X31 .VVjVV. sq V' f' .T J. Zowloclsi, B. Moianoyic, M. Meinmrdf. m gg ,,, A ,. A . V 2. On o scoring drive from his forword posie :T if ' H rg xi 19 fa., PVT ., , , . , A W .1 ' ij T Q 45 T T A - .1 'r.' ' T3 Wi ' 'T 527 i.. Dlx 6 ' 'T ' ff, rion, Jim Kiernon ourruns his Toso Wesr oppo- T 1 Va, . If. q 5 Vyggviyigg V T' T w Vyggg MWJVVV5 VV VVA VV JV VV V V .W V VV V W .V, v Lap Henri V VV , VV V ,.VV VV.. V. . 3. Tech's Mike Kotzer chorges o Toso Wesr ' i'ii'f I AVVVVV4 fi . T LTV, ployen defending Techfs midfield posmonk MV V Vw VV - V V J IVV, V V, .V,V TZffVVi.,.?,ff,,LVV Vgtwtifi ,, V T , T is l minutes left in the second period, another tie seemed imminent when Marshall sud- denly scored, Coach Birlsholz and his players moved on to the State High School Soccer invitational at Custer Stadium. Defeats of King, Depere Ra' pids, and Custer pitted the Trojans against Kimberly. Tech bowed to the eventual statechampions, one goal to four. Though fatigued and less aggresive after a weels- end of tournament play, Tech soccer beat Wauwatosa West in their final game to talse third place. Officials honored Tech by awarding the school the sportsmanship trophy. Coach Birlsolz commented that this year's team blended well, resulting in good, intere changeable ability. All in all, this year's team is the finest l've ever coached, he said. The season concluded with due respect to five all-city players: Andy Acamczals, John Zawloclsi, Pete Janils, Jeff Tuchalslsi, and four-year, all-city picls Dan Stadler, -eb .. A an -f ff, so ,NK X k e,' ' S ss ri c if ' -si -'N at f f Q ' ET' if Q, N .9 uf' SQ? 'WD' Hamilton Day View Pulaslsi Juneau South Tosa West Toso East Hamilton Bay View Pulaski Juneau South Tosa West Tosa East tion, in defense of Tosa's goal, Tech v5,Soccer Opponents if-Tech's listed first 12-1 State invitational 8 O 80 King., 2-O 3-1 DePere Rapids . 2-1 SY1 is .:-' ff, K V 'k,kr Qugtef 1,4 8-2 Kimberly to 21 Tosa West 12 it 1141- I ' t..,,,t 'Sportsman 4-1:5 lyl' f ilg awardiat the 4035 5559 tti ' if , 1 T, 1 1-01 1 1 H 1. A Tech-Tosa confrontation in 5 V, front of the Trojan goal finds Greg Tumidavewicz bloclsed out of posif 2. Senior Jeff Tuchalski's power- ful foot pulls the goalie to the pitch , cs, ' guy: 1 , .o,, l1 Sports 141 A-. 1 fsxfid EVN-N v ., Q 1 sf L' 1. T 'V . . , U L X N , s' , I c -0' w - V tp. as - ries rfb: v .x N s .gift 5. 4 Q. ,-.. fi 142 Sports 1. Determinotion is the nome of the gome in cross country ond Eric Woiff, Dill Pickering, ond Miises Sczesny hove it writen oli over their foces 2,Cruisin' on through Mitchell Pork, Rich Miszevvsisi ond Poui Ocholels find time to enioy the sce nery 3. A rare time for o cross country runner is o time to Iough ot ond here Greg Deohm, Kermit Smith, Joel Potego, Dove Nostuisisi ond 1, M, , s rm, WIS' ' rf--f TECH TECH TECH Bob Kosuilse do 1 Qu Inexperience hinders teom, but records improve The Tech cross country teom finished the seoson with o record of 57-41, Led by co' coptoins Rich Miszewslsi ond Poul Ochoieis ond cooch Ron Adoms, they fought their inexperience ond, os meets possed, the teoms' times become foster. All vorsity ond junior yorsity runners finished the seoson with their best personol record times. The Trqons beot South ond tools o close second to Thomos More in the Thomos More lnvitotionol, only to beot More three weeks loter in the Tech Invitotionol, Top runners in the Tech lnyitotionoi were Piich Miszewslsi, fourth, Poul Ochoiels, fifth, ond Eric Wolff, thirteenth. At the Southside Chompionships, they finished third behind South ond Homilton. M Q .QTL if 'ml f 'XJ -.0 i AQ1- . SX -e AJ . . if - wir ' Tech Invitational Hamilton Tech Thomas:-More Marshag' Racine Parls Bay View Pulaski West Washington 1. FRESHMEN: BOTTOM ROW, D Pluslsora, M Waite ROW2 D Brix' ius, D Jarchovv, I4 Kravvczyls, M Caballero ROW B I4 Dorson, R l-loeffler, D Zinl-ay, P Budney, S Kasal 2. JUNIOR VARSITY: BOTTOM fin J Cross I City Meet 75 South 77 Marshall Hamilton OO Madison 111 Tech 152 Pulaski 157 Boy View 202 West 252 North Riverside Custer Washington Kleinawslsi, J. Repech, S lsasal 3. VARSITY: BOTTOM ROW, J Pa' tega, M Rosalels, K Smith ROW 2 M Waite, P. Ochalels, M Sczesny B Kasullse, Coach Adams ROW 3 G Boehm, B Piclsering, E Wolff, R Miszevvslsi, D Nastulslsi ,y p 9' 2' 2 Row, coach Adams, D Doi lsievvicz, M Ward, ROW 2, J Alder- TOO, C Niggemeier, M John, M Rosolel-2, G Turner ROW 13, R When aslsed what hurt the team most, sophomore lettereholder Bill Piclsering con- firmed the obvious, l'Lacls of experience. Having lost seven of their top eight varsity runners last year, the team sported no vet- eran seniors. Greg Boehm added, 'IA lacls of dedication: no running on weekends or over the summer. Noting the Tech runners finished fifth in the city after four consecutive years as city and regional champs, Joe Alderton's observa- tion sums up the year best, 'lWe had to learn how to lose. Piclserin uiclsl a ended, 'lBut next Q Cl Y P year, vve'll be bootin' on theirs buns. ln contrast, the junior varsity finished their season 58-12 strong, including a first place sweep in the city meet. Sports 1113 'if Fl VZ Swimmers dominate city once again The boy's swim team remained a marls of consistency, raking their fifteenth City Relay championship in as many years. They showed the signs of a successful season from the beginning, when Jeff Zillner tied the school record for the one-hundred yard butterfly At the Nicolet Invitational, a time of 8 min- utes, 27.1 seconds, was enough to give the four-hundred yard freestyle relay team of Todd Jackson, Kurt Bettinger, Jeff Zillner, and Tom Pietrzals a new school record. The team continued its winning tradition at the Menomonee Falls North lnvitational where I - - --'I - ly- 1 . 6 1 1 'ix 1 W ,,. A Qt. a is. T s 1. Catching his breath, Kurt Det- tinger rests up for his next chance to get wet. 2. Falling flat into the water of Sourh's Pool, Kurt Dettinger begins his leg of the race, 3. Triumphant once again. Tech rolls to its 15th Championship in a row, a city record, 144 Sports Bill Thien won the onehundred yord bocls- strolse. Joe Poquette olso led the teom to victory by setting o new school diving re- cord of 460 points. When oslsed if the teom could breol-2 oll the City Reloy records, Cooch Fronls Budizisz commented, lt's oll up to the swimmers. The teom then proceeded to tolse nine out of ten reloys, eight of them new City Reloy records. After the victory, Andy Dillon soid, l'm reolly proud to be o member of this teom. - , as f V X .. five.. ,gy xx -4 X .4 ...W .sf fc' -es. W . i,cc n ll 4. 'al' fr Y . . . - g . - , ..-A , - f I. . - , . g X, .k . ,Qc. . T lf ' K 3 ,,:N , E. ,N A cxA I .. gs Z E ti t . s .4 J -it s t ' c n...,gMv-A fr' t 'ess B - . - f Q -QT. In Tech Swim Ool-t Creol1s.Reloys 1st Hodog Relgys 'Ist Nicholet 4th Cordnol 4th City 1st Folls Northiiiliivitotionoi lst North Stor lrsvitotionol 5th, . Trqon lflvitcjfipnol Qnd City fri TST Store Secfi ls 2nd 1. Don't be fooled, lt's not o flsh, it's Horry Wozniols executing the breast stroke. 2. Pulling owoy from the competi- tion, Tom Pietrzols stroins to increose his speed. 3. VARSITY: Row 1: T. Dell, C. Potton, R. Kornburger, T. Horigon, D. Chondre, R. Jorchow, E. Plumb, R. Joers, J. O'Neill, D. Ligmon, D. Ren- oud, Row 2. D. Lovendohl, J. Lueb- ben, P. Matthews, T. Pietrzols, J. Woyte, M. Aclsermon, Row 3. Cooch Dudzisz, J. Poquette, J. Drolse, H. Wozniols, W. Thien, K. Bettinger, T. Joclason, J. Zillner, A. Dillon, S. Chorles, T. Motels, R. Glowocki, J. Dropp, G. Schuetz, J. Spek, Cooch Foster. 4. JV: Row 11 T. Groshek, J. Schwon, P. Hofer, M. Mcftweeney, M. Pluer, J. Wolters, J. Swiertz, P. Pinlsos, K. Schultz, J. Comeron, M. Bloclswood, M. Smith. Row 2. D. Zinlsy, D. Dolon, S. Kosprzok, J. Dol-ter, P. Molsowslsi, J. Gillette, R. Reiff, C. Speier, T. Mortens, D. Jorchow, T. Collins. 5. Everyone into the pool, ond thot includes you too Cooch Budzisz. 'suul f rr. Sports 145 .1 1. Pre-meet meetings are o com- mon occurrence for Coach Foster, Diane Jalsubels, and Ms Coclsing 2. Valerie Whireside's coiled body prepares to spring into the water at South Divison's new pool 3. VARSITY: Kneeling, D Kurtz, D Krysrowiols, L. Vogl, V Whiteside, Sitting, C. Woiciechowslsi, C Woicief chowslsi, C Dluedorn, L Trensch, Row 3, Coach Foster, 5. Funmolser, N. Kurtz, L. Wood, D lolsubels, P l-lershleb, Row 4, G Arns, S Ro' mos, C. Kois, l-l, Gillessen, D Krysrowiols, L, Pawlals 4. When coming up for air, Lisa Vogl con't afford to waste one pref cious second. Girls Swim 8th ar ciry with a 139 points. City Champs Sandra Ramos-diving Diana Krystowials-breast strolse city record 1118 if ,B 2, 152+ r 31,7 M A i -2 r iq, if , g' 0 my si 'XJ N 2 g r 'rfr , 1 wg. . . 1 ' ' f, , ,:,. ' l H I' , 5' 1 ,S . X 1 . ' M- if 9' , . . ' fl , 1, f irc A r X L -R, . 5 Q A tr A A arirrr lr. irra A 55if1,,,f,, .rf-1..,i . . ,, an bf. vw' Ev, I NNN, I' 1 'F A 45'-2 5 R wifi ir 4 L 2,4 it .1 . 1 W hi D jg' Cv A year 'four' accomplishments 146 Sports ln its winningest season of a four-year existence, girls' swim team recorded eleven wins and four losses, and claimed their first South invitational vice tory. First places, assisting in subduing opponents Bay View, Washington, and South, included the med ley relay CC, Wqcieshowslsi, D. Krystowials, D. Jalsubels, L. Voglb, baclsstrolse CC. Woiciecowslsib, butterfly CD, Jalsubelsb, and diving CS. Romosb. The team didn't forget the losers, however. Said Diane Jolsubels, When someone comes in last, we'd still keep on cheering them on. A lot of times rhey'll Cother teams? forget about the losers. But we don't. Despite their supportive attitude, the girls couldn't pull up to seventh in the two city finals. A third and two fifths tools eighth in the city relays. Diana Krystowial4's city record-seting triumph in the breaststrolse and Sandy Psomos's diving victory, along with a fifth in the medley relay and a sixth in the butterfly by Diane Jalsubels only stole eighth in the city meet. Marshall Hamilton North Juneau Pulaski South Lincoln West Custer 55991509 Bay View Riverside Washington 'NU' .- Us V-Fug ,fig , AN .. .,, 4 W .sg sr , ,.. -5 J Tech vs Softball Opponents Tech's listed O12 Ci- 4 29- 7 14-16 S-28 B- 9 27- 2 2- 4 B- o O-21 o-10 14-12 4- O first CAPT Jodi Fliss MVP Jodi Fliss Tech was second in Blue Division, with 14 team home-runs. Leanne Piotlsowslsi and Liz Bellows were among league, leaders -inl1.Bl's Z' M 25' W 1. A routine ground ball is fielded by Bernadette Henderson, show- ing her seasonal consistency 2. ln the heat of the game, Carol Kopczynslxi denies the eftarr of a Pulaski Ram the right to third base 3. The most loyal fans in the game, the bench plays on impor FOOT port in how the games out come is determined 4. VARSITY: BOTTOM BOW, D Sharp, J. Hughes, M Ouesada, C Kopczynslsi, B Henderson, D We- delstadr, ROW 2, I4 Nasruslxi, J Fliss, E. Bellows, D Duree, L Prorlxowslsi, G Lester, S Papovich BOW B, Mgr B, Angelo, Mgr P Cooper, J Randolph, T Summerfield, C Kettner, J Srrieter, A Brerrricls, P Laiselle, Coach Bushman 7' 'T ,f- ' M I 7 ' ' ,N---'iff A if gi ' 4r A'.4-'67 .-.. . . , Kr ggi vf'f4 Q H.R. record second ki league The 1978-1979 girls' softball team strucls out in the blue division, as their four-and-ten win-loss record loudly states. But the year wasn't as big a loss as a first glance might indicate. Four games fell by two points or less, a big improvement over last year as Bernadette Henderson reports, l'Other years, we were whomped by twenty points or more almost everytime. Well, maybe only fifteen. This year it Cthe score? would be lilse CTechD 18 to Copponent'sD 14. We hit a lot more home runs, The girls belted fourteen out of the paris, placing second in total home runs hit in the league. I thinls the team worlsed better. We worlsed together more Cthat last year? said Jodi Fliss. Other years, we weren't as organized, Berna- dette added. But doesn't the team get discouraged? 'lWe really don't worry about the record as much as other teams. ln games we lost we played like dynamite, ln games we won, we played CpoorIyD Jodi cited. Bernadette asserted a similar opinion, We did it for the fun of it, Sports 147 2 x. f E5 gl fx x at Y K Q LV x -X V. f -T, .?. .. 1 .g. N. I 'f -Q If J i , Tech Boy's Boslserboll yi y CTech Vs. Opponent? I' 'gyg ,,4.: ' Norrh I 63 I .58 A T 60 t 61 e niir l or f 63 iiii. .ii .49 it 43 40 6 T' i1 .. Til iT e 1 ri T T 49 PUl5Ski'i .4 Pork ly 51 45 M6fShdfI With only three returning seniors, Heod Cooch Win Porlsinson tools on o bosicolly young ond inexperienced teom. Mony of the juniors did not expect to ploy, much less win o storting position. They got their chonce ofter severol seniors quit. I wosjust lucky, soid Glen Fischer. Corey Gillon com- mented, l thought the seniors from lost yeor wouldjust tolse over becouse it's usuol- ly o senior-orientoted teomf' The sophomore teom, cooched by Dovid Borowicz, hod o strong seoson, overpower- ing most of their opponents. lncorporoted into the lineup were two freshmon, Dorryl Terry ond Greg Leoch, who hod outstond- ing success ot the stort of the freshmon seoson. After the loss of these two ployers, Cooch Jim Novols's freshman teom become o close-knit unit, finishing out their winning seoson. i' l i i i 1. Having his shot blocked, DuWoyne Edwords reoches to re- gain rhe boil. 2. Our Mr. Magic, Cornelius Rob- inson floors through the oir. Rodney King gives us onother 0 chonce. ei 4. Pressing fullcourt. Corey Gillon presures the boil hondler hoping for o turnover. 5. Driving to the bucket, Mike Quesnell husrles through the dee fense. Ugg Sports 149 1. Flying high to the rim, Angelo Derry shows off hisjumping abiliry. 2. VARSITY: Dacia: Mr. Parkinson, D. Edwards, C. Gillon, G. King, C. Karch, M. Fosrer, M. Dufels, C. Srrucls, Fronr: D. Marcinials, W. Hu- banks, A. Berry, M. Quesnell, A. Williams, G. Fisher, C. Robinson. 3. JV: Sirring: D, Terry, J. Zawiclsi, R. Gilliland, J. Kloss, J. Logan. Kneeling. J. Greenlee, D. Joyner, M. Surnlin, T. Sowinsl-si, D. Barr. Sranding. M. Taylor, J. Anderson, T. Smirh, A. Wirnes, K. Collins, D. Nasrulslsi, G. Leach, M. Cole. 4. FRESHMEN: Sirring: G. Fularczyls, B. Johnson, K. Magno, D. Neal, Kneeling: E. Gomez, S. Edwards, P. Budney, J. Goreclsi, 6. Blohowials, T. Kenoe, M. Wilkerson. Sranding. D. Hadnor, R. Williams, M. Coates, D. Foster, K. Dorsun, Pi. Landawsl-si, B. Linder. ' . Yes!-VliW5Vl '4,?' , ... , 4 5, J. -..x ,,, J 5 'ZLL 2 - - I fn. 3' X. A C -. ff 1 l 4 Y V AXKA' 5. A 150 Sports GJ tech Gifts Bosketboll J CTech Vs. Opponent? 52 87 45 m ,.. 39 . Riverside goum 02 Pvlwlsi 36 51 Modison 79 Juneou 18 So Homgtfon Custer 48 47 Norm 46 LWQQQ e . 40 74 Boy view 41 40 47 Wgshingfon 1. Jumping high into the olr, Jew- el Low ottempts o shot thot will be blocked by o West teom member. 'f 2. On o fost breok, Lucy Cosos ' brings the boll up court before West's defense con set up. 3. iuruoa viuisitvi Dock row: Miss isoiiiierr, v. Griffin, A. Stom- pley, S. Pugh, S. Hoover, A. McCloin, T. Thurmon, K. Bond, Front row: L. Roy, S. Neol, G. Pick- ' ett, J. Bullock, L. Dotson. -fi 4. VARSITY: Dock row: Ms. Ponote Ccoochb, K. Toylor, R. Groce, J. Ron- dolph, K. Gross, M. Johnson, S. Du- ' pree, Front row: J. Low, C. Clifton, C. Johnson, L. Cosos, C. Johnson, M. Quesodo. 3 Fons, drills ond cooch spark teom Whot's hoppening in girls bosketboll? Well, occord- ing to o few of the ployers this is the first exper- ience in cooching for Ms. Ponote, ond things hove gone extremely well. Cooch Ponote conducts proctice o little differently thon previous cooches. Storting guord, Corrione Johnson commented, We're doing less running this yeor ond more skills drills. Upon heoring thot, storting center Kothy Cross retorted, Thot's for sure no more running for holf on hour through the holls. Another oreo hos developed. When osked obout ottendonce, Kothy replied, Lost yeor the stonds were procti- colly empty, but this yeor we're getting more support during our home gomes. lt's been neorly five yeors since girls bosketboll storted here ot Tech ond critic odmit thot girls othletics hove come o long woy. For Tech it's not just o begin- ning but o growing of enthusiosm ond constructive competition, Sports 151 J'You don't like running the stoirs, or cutting couse everyone put out 1102. Riverside weight. You like winning, soid wrestler hod o pretty tough squod. They surprised . Jim Repetri when osked obout the source of us, but we beot them too, soid Mike Kor- his inspirotion. And win they did. An impor- ducki. tont seoson victory wos the City Crossover. 0 0 0 Their defeot of Modison ond Riverside gove A costly defect by Juneou cost the wrestlers them on edge in the City competition. We the number one soot in the city. Cooch wrestied Modison firsr. They hod 0 tough Kostrivos feir Juneou vvos vuineroble. Soon teom, but we've been working hord, in- ofter Tech defeoted South, Juneou wostop- I cluding our cooch, ond we beot them be- pled by South. -4 Y - 152 Sports , Mjigiyfgir-p1'i5','::rriwff ' ' ' ,' ' ,K W , uv ,ff .Jn W C, VJ.::,.,, ' i :J i 1. Another victory for Ruben Mendoza os he our clossed his Ju- neou opponent. 2. VARSITY: Bottom. J. Bode, D. Heirzmonn, S. Perry, J. Knetsch, J. Cruz, J. Cruz. Top: S. Wronski, R. Mendozo, A. Elizondo, E. Jason, R. Erickson, M. Korducki, J. Repetti. 'NWT Tech finished third in the city wrestling tour- noment on Feb. Q. Plocing fifth for Tech wos Robin Erickson, fourth Jerome Knestch, ond third Monny Tolovoro, Milse Korducl-ai, ond Ruben Mendozo. The new city chompions this yeor were Edgor Joclsson ot 145 ond Jomes Repetti ot 167 pounds. l i l 11 .1 Ag! Tech Wrestling , 7-1 city conference 1.943 over oil 1 R Q' ,j 2nd in duol meet schedule if Std in city tournoment ' Jomes Repetti - 167 lbs Edgor Jocisson - 145 lbs city chomps 5. 1. Anticipating o pin, Jim Repetti it stroins his fociol muscles. , 2. Shuffllng for position, Chris Nig- ft gemeier tries to flip his Juneou op- ? ponent, 3. Using o leg pick up, Edgor Joclnson prepores to orbit his oppo- nent oround eorth. uwunm v' ' 4 4. FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE: Sitting: J. Leone, S. Kosol, T. Jernigon, R. Morris, R. Smith, C. Streom, T. Bell, Kneeling: M. Cockroft, D. Milosz, Petroff, J. Olsen, J Wierzelewski, C. Willioms, J. Bode, N. Alonzo, M. Crumbie, O. Dioci-smon, Sronding: Cooch Bogdon, E. Rodriquez, D. Korduclsi, D. Flees, A, Wilson, D. Stec, E, Guttierez, T. Booth, M. Motty, F. Doelle. 5. J.V.: Sitting. R. Moroles, S. Kosoi, O. Dlockmon, C. Streom, M. Crumble, Kneeling: J. Leone, R. Morris, D. Milosz, J. Wierzeiewsisi, C. Willioms, J. Bode. Standing: J. Goyie, R. Smith, A, Anderson, J. Christensen, E. Guttierez, D. Stec. Sports 158 Intramural sports provide un G riva ry n ramura o g oes ge tion at Tech even though a fair amount of students participate Every Tuesday from 3 SO ro 5 30pm about fifty bowlers gather at Southview Lanes For five years Mr Thomas has been the advisor and organizer of Tech s intramural bowling league When asl-ted about how he manages to form the teams Mr. Thomas replied, Usually the eams orm on t eir own ur l t ere are any singles I either assign them ro a team or have them form their own lr usually worlss itself our After the teams are formed and a schedule is completed the bowling gets underway for 12 weeks with a first and second place trophy awarded along with individual trophies for high game, high aver- age, and high series winners. I r lb wlin d n'r tmuch arten- t f h ' , b 'f h O I ' ' ' If I ' ' ' . , ' Q ' I wi vt, ...,,, W -W .,,, ,.,,,, .t ,,,,,, 1. For a reasonable price. Jim Terch ergoys o mid-week game, 2. Eyes focused on the plns. Ger- ry Jesmok prepares for a strike 1 3. With the eyes of Tony Ran i doll on him, Dale Ciczl-ri releases l the ball. ,,, As everyone who hos hod Phy Ed knows, rhere ore some people in every cioss rhor could jusr ploy boslserboll endlessly. The in- rromurol rournomenrs, orgonized ond co- ordinored by Mr. Torolovich ond Mr. Compi- on, gove rhese rireless individuols 0 chonce ro shoor oround, ger inro on orgonized gome, or jusr show-off. The five-gome, single-eliminorion evenr in Ocrober wos divided into rhree closses - freshmon, sophomore, ond upperclossmen. All gomes were held in rhe old gym, ond despire irs cramped size, mony reoms drew cheering secrions. The ovoid confusion, the enrire freshmon schedule wos ployed firsr followed by rhe sophomore ond uppercloss- men. Volunreering services os referees were senior Sieve Bender ond junior Kevin Wore. Homeroom 265 emerged victorious os freshmon chompions. Tolsing rhe rifle for rhe sophomores wos Homeroom 253. defeor- ing rhe combined homerooms 55 C: 848. Homeroom 888 6 261 rriumphed in the uppercloss gomes. L Z. :Qs if ceives rhe poss. 'Q -K .-4, rhe rebound. ShOOfir1Q of Poul Budney. 1. Ever-alert. Tony Krumroi re- 2. The skins of 55 ond 348 rry for 3. The shirts of 253 ore unsroppo- ble. 4. The champs. 388, score on- if' other bosker wirh rhe precision Sports 157 O ', . 0 . Q ' . 0 Q ..- . uh . '33 Q U O s 4 ' 0 LyiQ galaxy, the into associations. characteristic and position in the sky common origin. Friends and discover organizations with one another. But laboring for a common inserest binds these smaller cliques together, creating new relationships, enhancing old. 1. While backstage practicing her 'old hag' part for Drama Club's 'IA Christmas Carol, . Krfstelle Ulrich looks up to investigate quote, falling noises, unquote, as an unaware Kevin Engel continues to memorize the script. Apparently the photographer regained his balance!living to .snap Kristlle's picture. 2. As Daryl White starts W ' ' on another customer, Perr er rings up a sale ga ude 0 , , Boweman. The totcil xperience, No one questions the foct thot the time required to produce on onnu- ol is immense, but only o stoff member begins to grosp whot the ocruol number of hours is, os Kris- telle Ulrich discovered. I don't know whot to soy obout yeor- book except it's o lot more work thon I thought it would be. Sue Gorcio ogreed. You never reolize how much goes into o book. It's o lot more thon the ten or twelve dollars. But did the rewords exceed the exclamation! she grinned. Al- though he olso odmitted . 'll thought it would be eosier, Jim Done felt the some woyu you get to do things, meet people. All the woy ground, you hove ci good time. Sue, 0 commerciol ort student, viewed the hours os on invest- ment. lf in the future I got ojob ot o studio, l'll hove 0 knowledge of grophic design, loyout work, und photogrophy. l won't be in the dork if they osk. Mott Golligon ism. Miss Mihm cidded, Obviously it must be worth it becouse they ore willing to spend so much time on it Jeff Fiene, commenting with in- sight, summed up this yeor's hop- penings well, I think we reolly hod o greot stoff. The seriousness wos there. CYeorbool-0'5 much more per- sonol thon other orgonizotions. You're 0 lot closer to people. It o I cost? Sold Kristelle, immediotely, horbored similor feelings. You WQ5 Worm the Img hours or Y Yupl You con write thot, yup, leorn 0 lot of things oboutjournol- nigmf' was '-i If iiii i f ., .....,......... .....tt ..... M ttss 160 Orgonizotions -K -- K ......... i f -' ::: SNS., Q ,..,... . ,,,..,-, . F' gIQl1fI.ft L. 5, f 65:12 : Q Nita Building a What do bodybuilding and furor- ing have in common? Borh organi- zarions, run on a come-as-you-lilse basis, revolve around crearing a berrer self. Mr. Taralovich gave an explana- rion of ruroring. l'Our basic goal is ro help srudenrs on an individual basis in suqecrs rhar rhey're hav- ing difficulry in CassisringD eirher on a shorr rerm or long rerm basis. lr's purely volunroryf' l've had reachers come up ro me and say,'Hey, so-and-so needs help. ' He poinred our, rhough, People rhar are pressured inro rhis siruarion normally don'r sray long. Why do srudenrs furor, giving free- ly of rheir rime? Marylin Henderson clarified, I lilse helping orher peo- ple. Sreve Glazewslxi had his reasons, l've been doing ir for a while on a friend-ro-friend basis, so l figured, l l l 1 162 Organizations better you why nor do ir for someone who really needs ir. This year body building enjoyed an enormously srrong influx of new members. Bur rhe wave of parriciparion wasn'r just a sudden resulr of a healrh-conscious fad or school, Advisor Mr. Pagel un- maslsed rhe siruarion. We've had a for srronger rurnour by foorball players, swimmers, rracls people. I rhinls if reflecrs the coaches' rhinlsing. Coaches Kosfro- vas, Konowalslsi, Budzisz, and Bog- dan have realized rhe value of weight lifring. Bob Joers' commenrs were rypical of the arhleres urilizing the weighr room. Lasr year I was mainly go- ing for muscles, This year l'm going for gerring more our of swim- ming, Bur Bob warned, lr raises a while. You're nor going ro come down here and lifr weighrs and see muscles rhenexr week. F uf ,,,,s u VI A., I 5 'Vx G 'fp ' W ' 1 .ss n i ., X-s-A A . g, M Orgonizorions 168 1. Freshmen-Sophomore Student Council Members: FRONT ROW S. Haynes, J. Buliocle, B. Chornberioin. ROW Q: D. Anderson, D. Sprewer, T. Swift, A. Gehling, 5. Neol, R. LoFIeur, J. Korrlse, H. Tdrlpn, J. Woyre. ROW 8: L. Cisrrunls, J, Adler, P. Srerling. ROW 4: J. Mueller, T. Bell, A. Martinez, C. Edwords, M. Bernd, T. Reed, R. Modish. R. Cigole, J. C. DMS' D- . ... Defhmfdfr. FR T P. Bolisreri, J. Cruz, J. ..,. Wollser, J. Sriko, J. Dewey, K. Kessler, R. McKinley, A D- , C .. . ... . rr ONT ROW A d i RSV RRJJ WS' .... . . -f WJ'J A'Ji 'i RRRR TfJ 'R'Aii' I .. .Lr',, lvl .,., KL. A ' ? iii 164 Orgonizorions Dewey, J. Zinky. 4. ENVIRONMENTAL ACTION Committee FRONT ROW: K. Casey, T. Castaldo, C. Dlaine. ROW 2: Mr Stevens, K. Johnson, M. Adler, J. Glassman, D. Green. ROW G C M ' e R Barona wp' , AV, VEfflfZEfflE.f5i?l wf W f .,,,, ,,,.,.. . ..,.y, ,,,,,..., ,W AT g ...... Z . artin, L. St lter, Karczewski, B. Doerr, M. Tews. ROW. A. Hron, K. Johnson, P. Martinez, T. Creating a better environment, in and out When one hears the word enviornment, a body normally pictures the great out-of-doors: soaring trees, unfathomable, green meadows and hills. Although in real terms, the out-of-doors are infrequently so grand, with littered mountains, and polluted rivers. Besides dynamically changing the effects of decreased mindfulness with a cleanup of a section of the Kinnickinnic River, the Enviornmental Action Committee worked to alter the cause. Sponsoring the school's annual Sun Day to spur increased awareness of solar power, the club also advocated energy conserva' tion with a booth at the Milwaukee Sentinel Sports Show. Kim Johnson and Beth Doerr also attended a fresh water ecology workshop conducted by the Isaac Walton League in Kettle Moraine. Enviornment also means the surroundings where one lives and works. Under Mr. McCallum, Human Relations labored to maintain good communications between students, teachers, and ethnic groups. Early In February, Mr. McCallum talked of Human Relations efforts. Currently, we're having a workship to give studnets an opportunity to meet each other and discuss school situations. ln the first workship, it's like twenty questions: what would you do if you spilled coffee on someone, what was the most embarassing thing that every happened to you. Later, the students break into groups of five and talk about, say, what was important to them during junior high school. The purpose is to get students to know each other more, notjust say hello in the hallways, or, worse yet, just walk by. Becuase Mr. McCallum taught at Madison High two years ago, he was asked to comment on why Madison had problems earlier this year while Tech maintains peacefulness. Both schools have good students and good faculty. But at Madison, they are too lenient, and that was a big prob- lem, getting the students out of the halls and into the classrooms. He add- ed, i'Also, there was a breakdown in communications. While commenting on Student Council and its effect on Tech, Elliot Welsch unknowingly revealed a similarity in the two groups. The purpose of Stu- dent Council is not only to give students a voice, but to create relationships, just like Human Relations. You can't help meeting people, lt comes to the point where you're notjust meeting, but be- coming friends. Organizations 165 Why monitor? Why do so mony students sign up for monitors' posts? From on outsider's viewpoint, the job looks like Q totol bore. Why would ony rotionol person wont to sit in o hollwoy for o period to moke sure the lockers don't get up ond wolk owoy? Is it just to get out of o study holl, or is there more to the job? My first interview seemed to confirm my hypothesis. The only reoson I took it wos to get out of o study holI, Ike Hernes sold. Whot obout the loneliness ond quiet thot sometimes occomponies o moni- tor position, I questioned. I'd rother be olone Cto studyb, You get some clown in o study holl ond kids Iough ond moke o lot of noise. Ike Herne's discription wos unique omong the people interviewed, Most soid o lock of noise in study holl mode them decide to become o monitor, Sold Ed Pogdoy, l'It wos so quite, ond I didn't know onybodyf' Becouse he wotched the busy Virginio Street entronce, I osked Poydoy if ony- thing different occured ot his locole, A lot of people come in ond osk directions or wont to know where Dusold's office .rr IS. The doy of the Poydoy interview, I ron into Roy Gillilond, I osked Gillilond the usuolr why did you become o monitor? I don't knowgjust to get our of o study holl, soid Gillilond. But isn't there more? If I wont ro stop kids from fooling oround in the holls CI conD. Loter thot Ccontinued next page? loo Orgonizotions l l ,-,,,,,..,,. L. . ,Ly - a MQW' V4 uwQwi an ? 5 Q W .a 5 , 4-P A' is ff, K i 8 a , 1 4 5 ,,, fm fm - E ig. 49 3 'if ,W V Q13 41. . 4' ,gf WNW. 9451, 4' 4 X J' Ha, G0 mm Jl NM M Orgomzonoms 107 Investigotion doy, the full impoct of GiIIiIond's stote- ment hit me, I couIdn't sleep nights. I wondered, questioned, pondered, inquired: could there be substonce to this monitor thing? I hit the streets, er, hollwoys. I ron into Todd Joclsson. He gove me the ston- dord reply: So you don't hove to sit in o study holl, ond you con tolls. If o friend comes by, you con soy hello. He then odded, And you still get oll the benefits of o study holl. Yet you get on oword, it's service to the school. The jury was in, Life os o monitor meons much more thon bugging peo- ple for posses. Shol-ten by my findings, I Continued went to Mr. Ivy, president of the Iocol monitors' union, to see if he held similor opinions. There ore severol reosons why stu- dents become monitors. Some, just to get out of o study holl. When some find out you're going to be strict, they go bocls to their study holls. But some ore very serious. He suggested I seek out o coptoin for o more concrete exempli- ficotion. I troclsed down Robert Slaorodzinslsi, first hour coptoin, ond inquired why he Iilsed the job. PowerI he grinned. He then odded, seriously, To be in control of the situotionf' Ccontinued next pogel 115 git 2 it www: - ivsweits Www, www, ,vii V K .A 5 ., W t at-img, Sfflw my wfttwssvects Q was tzfggww ,,,,,,.,,i. sim,W,, L. fsswwwn stabs settles 14 phwww . it i Mi. I sw. eww 5' ,cfiswf wsgm,.am,,.gst,wggm 1 R1 rwbwga dm-'.wfs y,,v,,t2Efg we ,was Mwst wt s1gW5m,s5.,,gP,st.am sw iw ,g,M1tfs,w,2m?agw if we itr, , i W, A . 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Mics slawtwzg at 1 1 it ' i , fp tm r j'fifi 'r 1 is ,Q M, ,,. ,, ...W ft ff . ..,1,,,,5gez,,,p , Af, mm-,, I-.,i,t ,,,, tti- .s,,s,, ,I ,. ,,,,r,,, fmt, ,.tn54p7.,,,.t ws f1',vfffms'5qg1fv its-Qiigyp dw at H5 M, ,. 1, V ' ft if ,. , I , f , it .,, .. , i4,.Mt,,-UIQ? ,- ,,tit,,f.f5W,,,. ,. ,, ,.,,.,, , ,.,,,,4,, ,, , 168 Orgonizotions sfgzerptiwfas 1 , at H 'lfmrt ' me if 3 t 'W E ff , T aw P 44 far' A-v fwtatqrg z l Qi I jf' it M . + 3 , if ,M , ,1 ig, eng' I ,. 31 4? .W i I E Lee, R. Grace, Tuchofski. ROW SLM, Fosrer, D, Sharp, C1 Cunningham, 5. Charles, B. Henderson. RDW br M. Hubonks, J. Weissinger, R. Spares, D, Edwards, L. Rhodes, D, Giliiom, D. Skowronet-Q. 5. Seventh Hour Monitqfsz FRONT ROW3 G. Johnson, S. Per7sQ,lM, Aivorqdo, M. Zorro, R. Mcfotr fum, R. ReFf,,43f.,RQrhl5orfxp. C. Wikilqms, 2: M. Hcrduclsi, T. Dewey, LQ Edwards, T. Repetri, G. LeC1Cfig'ifkQ??5riffin, A. Hurchirms, J. Tony, a. cox1fn5,.xxow sr c. smhu, Mprfragg, A. sromprey, s. Jackson, C, Evans, J, Toyior, V. Schiller, 1. Riarch. ROW 4: M. Schoen, D, Jcnkowslsi, R. Kohlmonn, J. Drake, D. Ziolkowski, E, Krause, C. Singleton, D. Wesolowski S. Schultz Bock round I , . I Q z lltusrroring me hard life of o hollwoy monitor, Sheldon Drake T035 over cz sf4efd3 wi-'He on dury. . , 4 P., . N I v , Jw z it 4 5561? , .... .,.,,2,. .. . . If - ' rw . .irisfey W 'rr 1 ' ' , L . F . fm.. f fm 4 ...vi flaw., . ' L Xa 1 L. ' 1 5 42 wr ru 4 . ,.-... s! bff P5 UR QX Y - S Orgonizorions 109 ' fi I I I I I I I I I I , , I 1 I s I I 1 Q 1 X is ,K - M N-EV' ' 'WN . . K, I j. Q sf 1 , an ' 3,0 Q . on 5 v I S ,A M ,, ,fp K I ff I I I I 1 .N U. 3 I I , I I .4'.0.- ug-ag , ig-1253 ai gaze' J QW, 52.141 .flgjx?'Pa ' I Q f'+E:5'iffffri'T figs In I -5211 L-L' A57 Wi-Tgillglixx F g ? fm -1-ifggsg L Ki! I Power.' he grinned Continued Eighrh hour coproin Tim O'Sheo felr rhe some woy. Ir gives you o sense of ourhoriry. You wolls oround ond, well . . . he sropped ond odded, I'm sorr of proud. I don'r lsnovv how ro exploin ir. You're like o foremonf' I wonr ro rolse over rhe world some- 170 Orgonizorions doy, he smiled, our l'll sove rhor for lorerf' As rhe yeorbools invesrigorive reporrer, I discovered I nod uncovered some- rhing significonr, our I never reolized how reolly big unril now. sk Lg. 2 fm- f 13' if v mi kg , Qi QA I ,f J I iii' 3 Orgonizormons 171 Q -'.. -AA. A .xkm i ,xixki AL,:: g ' 7 .Qf1 il2Qfg 'ff 1i 2 2 llgi , - ' , V , LAmLA ff ' -S. X . QL Q : PQI Q K'..L 1 L A :K f. 4 1? fsif W Q, ,, w M - . ,, King!! I , , Ag -. , mlgkwgs, .Q -K ' ,, f K 'Q - z,1- 2 X -, sf--Ei ,Xa ,.--.HW wi , ..JL. X Q -- -9 - sg' ' ,Q i i ss 2 if T , . 0 QW f 4 - 1 M T 1 fp 555215 ' -. ' af-1 +A- Nl. ki -- 15' M3 z--- - .A f' Lk - - M: S 1' -UB ---Q. 1 mvixa-, , 1 'fiiasfi 'fa ri'-Y Q 4 1 2 L A 172 Orgonizorions M. Orgonizorions often form ond function with the singulor purpose of providing entertainment for their members. But o latent result of mony clubs included perporing o person for o job. Jim De Luco joined orgon club to rebuild the Tech's grond ouditorium keyboard machine. l'm involved with theotre orgons, ond I ployed the Tech organ ond found out how bod o condition it wos in. Jim mentioned thot he Ieorned obout the instru- ment from his fother, who rebuilds them. Does thot meon Jim is thinking obour o job in his dod's footsteps? lt's in mind. Thot doesn't meon it'll hoppen, but in mind. Derek Powlok hod one intention when he be- come o booth crew member. I thought l could get Q job ot Spring Moll Cos o prqectionistb. But most ploces won't hire you unless you're eighe teen. But l won't be eighteen untiljusr before I go to college ond most people won't hire you for three doys. Derek discovered the job to be 0 lot of fun. You get out of closs, go to pep rollies, meet teochers. lt's something to do over lunch. Then he smiled ond odded in his unique, sotiricol mon- ner, The reol reoson Ijoined is o dime is too much ro poy for the movie. Bookstore stoff, one of the most visible service Ccontinuedl Sure, clubs for fun, but job experience? s 1 e T- Orgonizotions 173 174 Orgonizorions Wk C, So I sold him a replacement continued organizations at school, lends itself toiob recomen- dations, if however little, said Perry Thiemer, Say you need to put a reference down for aiob, you can put it down. It's better than nothing. How did Perry get picked for the position? He CMr, Wil- liams? called me down from one of my classes and asked me if I wanted to work in the book- store. I said 'sure, why not?' I wasn't doing any- thing after school. The staff was questioned what was different this year. What do you mean? Jim Deren- gowski replied, implying things didn't change much. Then what is the bookstore out of? Jim gave a list that could be taken from any year: pocket folders, eraser shields. But Perry noted the customers differed from 1978-1979. They haven't been as rowdy. Perry also pointed our a student confronted him with a problem he hadn't faced before, One kid come in with a mechanical pencil he had bought. He said the eraser didn't work. What could I do? So I sold him a replacement eraser. A novel crowd hung out among the pencils and theme folder, constituting the one thing that does change from year to year. Carlos Ramirez, although not paid, reports as regular as the staff. Said Carlos, as he was slipping on his parka, lt's like another lunch hour. Carlos stopped, unable to slide his hand any farther down his sleeve because someone had stuffed cardboard in the coat. See, that's the kind of stuff we do in here, Carlos chuckled. Organizations 175 176 Orgomizorions ii WF bw- Lost yeor ot the stote bosketboll tourno- ment, o comment wos mode to Dr, Zirbel, proising the outstonding crowd support. However, cheering doesn't grow out of the sidelines. Pep needs inspirotion. Circo 1980, inspirotion is bought spend- ing long hours procticing for holf-time octivities, scheduling busses to corry Pep Club members to owoy-gomes, brewing Purple Crush for pep rollies, selling purple cowboy hots, ond ex- housting the night doing homework becouse ofter-school time wos devot- ed to perfecting cheers. Mrs. Meyer reveoled why so much time ond effort were involved. l'm in shock, Holf on hour. Thot's the fostest yet, she excloimed ofter the sguod hod finolly flowlessley executed o new yell. Usuolly it tokes hours ond hours. Side-liner Ccheersb ore good, They go quickly, But mounts toke hours. Clt's the? choregrophy of getting everyone into plocef' Although this yeor's oddition of yell leoders didn't put more time in the doy, the chonge relieved the cheer- leoders from some pressures ond ol- lowed them to soor to new heights, literolly, Tommy Dunlop odded We don't hove to worry obout girls lifting other girls. The guys con do it. Sold Monique Morquordt, Lost yeor we hod to stick to bosics. We con go o lot higher in mounts now. lt's kind of like college cheerleodingf' The Artison uncovered the some hord- work situotion in pom-pon squod, which meets two, sometimes four times o week, os the sports' schedules dictote. Sold Ms. Priess, teom odvisor for its second yeor, lt still omozes me how much time it tokes to moke up ond develop, ond to leorn ond perfect o formotionf' Eoch circumstonce, she sold, demonds o different response, the porticulor ploce, ond even o member's heolth, offects on oppeoronce, be- couse there ore so mony voriobles in the perfect performonce. Coptoin Sue Perso exploined how the teom does it The sguod is reolly cooperotivef' Pep is hord work ,,ls, fr Orgonizotions 177 .iv lf Rlf T- X ' S xpsxl eo-, X X , ,Md fr -. f i Oi 'S K X .X X J,ha,X-K ,XI K They thought we rc X X my Q- Wg, T lfmi. K were nuts! Although the Milwoukee Areo Technicol College runs the post- groduote plumbing course, tro- ditionolly Tech groduotes hove filled the ronks, giving the pro- grom strong ties to the school. Whot's the experience like, in controst to high school? How is the leorning process different? Steve Mojeske exploined, You're pretty much on your own. At the end of the yeor, He Cteocher Mr, Tuellerb looks ot whot you've got done, ond gives you credit on your op- prenticeship. lf you get the en- tire list Cof job ossignmentsb done, you con get up to two yeors off your opprenticeship. lf you screw oround, you'll get moybe six months. Lost yeor, we went out, skipped closs, it wos just working for o grode. CThis yeor,? it's not going for o grode. The whole yeor is o test whether you're going to moke it. lt's whot you know, not whot you're leorning. You're olwoys doing something oll the time. lt's not 178 Orgonizotions like school ot oll. lt's just like working, except you don't get poid. You gotto poy for it, Chuck Perry odded, Except for the course fee, the progrom functions like o job in every other ospect. He CMr. Tuellerb oppoints o foremon ond o subforemon Cwho is reploced every seventy-two hours of shopl They ossignjobs ond you hove to report to them. Steve odded, The foremon- subforemon get chewed out if something goes wrong. But however much the closs operotes like ojob, the students below the post-grods, their former fellow Techites, still reoct negotively to seeing o groduote leorning ofter high school. Sold Steve, We went out ond ployed footboll in the street once, ond oll these people looked ot us ond thought we were nuts, coming bock to school. -XX FXS... KXJSL wx is 2 F' 14 I ffIgfg4gjE:'fi-J-.?2fff' ., , ,,,, ,, '12 H, 'Y ' ,MQW Orgonizorions 179 ' 4 1.'Forensics: FRONT ROWI V Sniron, T Culver, Row 2. T Russell, Row 3: K. Roscnlse, F, Vesel, Row 4 S Dosserr, M, Jocfobs, Row 5 T. Lee, Mr Angell, K Gorslrl, T Russell, Jf Gdrslrl, Row 6 T Lester, K f9lonrek,rG Sweers ZJROTC: FRONT ROW: K. Kessler, ROW 2 D Dallorcl, S, Glozewslrl, ROW 3' T. Joccnimczylf, M Sco- lore, F Pecgls, JT Plizlror ROW 4 A Evons, L New, L Porlre-r, G Giozewslsl, V Dorsrry, J Szwedo, D Cos' rono, D Dergrnon, N Alonzo, L Wood, C Lernbocn, J Evons ROW 5- T Swlfr, T Eve-rerr, G. Rerble, J Olsen, L Jrnes, P Hersclwleb, D Doulron, K Pems, C Joclsson, W Word, C, Porrrclf, H Lusz, R Srnlrh, M Tromp, T Rorh, M. Andlor ROW O P Butler, F Hicks, D Hull, T Rodrlgues, K. Johnson, D Snoffer, C Llnlr, J, Roslonf owslsl, D Swyorowslrr, S Whlrenorn,,zY Aucll ROW 7. F Jones, K Mlclrelson, M, Twrlley, K lpugh, D, Worson, D Rosclfmlre. 3. De-bore: FRONT ROW K Gorslxl, T Culver, K. Roschke, D Russell, ROW 2 J Krernon, F Vesel, J Gorslsr, A, Czollso, ROW CJ R Allen, S Dosserr, A Lee, G. Arnlcn ROW A D Kiernon, D Angelo, V uSmrolw, M Jacob ROW 5 K Plonrels, T Russel, A Lesrer 4. Notionol Honor Society: FRONT ROW. R, Hoyas, C Srruclf, ROW 2 D Mollnovrc, D. Morclnlols ROW S, 5 Joeclsels, J Done, ROW 3 J Zrllner, J Aclsermon, D I-llmes, ROW A C Ere-Worr, M Morquordr, ROW 51 D Krernon. Background: Korlwy Roschlse orrocl-as C1 fellow deborefs offirmorrve plon wirn incrimlnofing quesrion ng ond doubrful fociol expresslons durlng the Mrlwou leee Tech, Alle-nbrodley De-bore ' 'Q 5 4 T lm C ,, .52 ' 4' aff., ' f xr w , rs. 55 y , -5 r fe' . S-f ' Z ww- ' - ' .Q I wb? A A if Q . N I 1 P 8 Y' 4 7 . 5 A r 3 2 3 2 s.. ,L rogerher ar one rime has aided communicarions. We can rails ro the whole cader body ar once. Bur because of the disrincrive funcrions of JROTC and rhe Iocarion in Room Sixry-rhree, rhe corps profired beyond rhe expecred correspondence im- provemenr, parricularly rhe Exhibirion Drill Team conceived rhis year. Said is X if Sreve, We used ro have ro pracrice on rhe playground, and when ir snowed, ir made ir Cmarchingb impossi- ble. JROTC, achieving maruriry as a rhree- year program, became eligible for narional awards. , ,. Specialty homerooms spur communications Organizarions 181 IAS gi Q..-nv' New 79 1 wg 'IQ' 4 ' K 4--W, Ry R J 'N V -5' wg .i nh ,ff Jw ,Vi L g 5.7.4 'Y 1 1 ,ff T 'll . Y f by rv. W Q! Q.. 182 Orgonizorions ' . I , M 1 8 I , , al. 1 1 . J. iw ' 3 ' ' ii. . ,4 5, SENIOR BAND: 1. Low Brass: FRONT ROW. K. Toylor D. Sworrhour, D. Purdy. ROW 2: C. Srrools, D. Whire, H Brumirslfi, J. Hondlos, M. Schloilsowslfi. 2. Trumpets FRONT ROW: J. Roberts, J. Dercole. ROW 2: E. Corver T. Podgerr, D. Bledsoe, E. Todd, 5. Joeclsels, D. Morerf owski, T. Schollhorn. ROW 81 D. Love, S. Walker, M Direnboum, R. Koss. ROW 4: J. Reimon, S. Wichmon, S Kosol, P. Cooper, E. Jones, M. Dobs, R. Cigole. ROW 5 C W ,Jill ig 'J mf: . ......l , C. Srreom, S. Sessini. 3. Color Guard: FRONT ROW. S. Gorcio, ROW 2: R. Junior. ROW 3: M. Srcgsovbevic, Y. Dyson, M. Fiedler, K, Ulrich. ROW 41 R. Dillord. 4. Flutes and Clorinets: FRONT ROW: T. Worson, J. Fliss, D. Angelo, E. Smorr, S. Reich, F. McNeil, J. Price, L. Wol- Ioce, A. Adoms, R. Porricls, D. Weinmon, K. Correr. ROW 2: J. Novorro, Z. Perrovich, M. Arello, M. Gorc- zony, D. Mehoil, J. Weinmon, S. Osmonski, W. Hull, L. wqsnsngron, D. Q mm, T. ' ,,. Sexes: FRONT C. M. Grunke, R. Solovo, K. Schol m i,'E,' Plumb. ROW 2: G. Bi'idQE?W',Cole, lg. Chor sv n,R. Kohlmon, R. Spares, C. Alexander, J..DirenboLJnjQ,D, Reoud, D. Rozwodowski, J. Lovendohl. Wilkinson, G. l-loromis, M. Fosrer, B. Mitchell, E. Clork, M. Rose. ROW 4: E. Esrrodo, S. Horcourr, D. Fosrer, R. Birrs, tv Growth yields exceptional year Growth in the music department, from increased student participation and an expanded curriculum, created an exceptional year. Under the direction of Mr. Simieie and drum majors Mike Anelio, Reggie Jaclsson, and color guard captain Kristelle Ulrich, the Tech marching bond performed at football games, including the city championship. With charting assistance also from Mil-ze Anello, the squad constructed formations rated by one student as the best in the city. continued, 3 1 ff, A 1.1 P' C I .Q 22 V . 9 ' 5 . . .car . k 'J . W' . I ' . 5 M' rw' , Wt Q 2 . ff if --'fwii' 5' fr' 'fi 9' ,sir . ., yr ' t t .W - . V' .9 t mg f , A I I Katz. Q my N Pda V 1, -' , V . 2 ff M 2, W i ,' K . . .3 W V , V Q , 7 4 if - H.. - ,J 'M . Q- - -H is ic :iv J- 'f . .. R A R ' ' Q I ir w iv ' V, , , i ' Q , 4 . 5 Q ' H V. . ,L -In , . . .f ,,iV h , i fi' 'ft' ts 's t ,,.i 'MZ i'd 'i i . K 1 R K f ' ic f Q: X ' , - ,sW, ' K ' 5 Z W I fi.. , i K . ' ' B. Jordan ROWS: D. Derwiler, R. Ostrowslri. 6. Drums: FRONT ROW. C. Dosserr, P. Granr, K. Kornowsisi, ROW 2: D. Josinski, P. Oree, S. Schmidt, K. Koziosky, J. Lud- wig. ROW 31 D. Weis, J, Potega, K. Walker, D. Cole- man, M. McCabe, G. Drussewitz, M. Matty. Back- ground: The 1979 Tech marching band dispioys one of its stylish formations, distinctive of this year's squad. il QQ on N' -i sv 1565? 'KW 'Jw Organizations 183 -7 :if-rw f ,,1y,. i. 1' -- . , - -, ' ',,', f .. is W 5 ..... now 11 mom now. T. swiff, ., ..,. ., .... . . . lil V. Lefiore, T. Moore. M. Briggs, L. Spence, K. Berrihordr, R. Jockson, ROW 3. J. Holi, A. Swamp, BfDoerr, N. Baez, now 4: 14. casey, L. Pocioski, R. Dixon. 2. Vocol Ensemble: FRONT -ROW: G. Jones, C. Joclxson, P. Gronr, J. Jeienic, Cooper. ROW 2. M. Jocob, L. Highrire, L. Siudzinski, J. Baez, L. Jordon, C. Ricl-ss, J. Nosh. ROW 8: A. Srompleg, P. Beresford, P. Corson, V. Robbins, C. Thorfnos, K. Worr. 3. Concert Chorus: FRONT D. Dolser, S Herron, K. Johnson, 5. K. Jones, R. Colon, K. Brown, M. Groy, McCoiIurn, J. Shoeffer, S. Poyne, D. Sum M. Kopion. ROW 2' M. Toylor, C. Horris, Johnson, M. Leoch, . Goyle, C. Devine, Gobion, L. Jordon, V,,. m- D. Toylor, E now rs. K. WQFP, z. C. Speors Durden, G. Srephensork Jo' W iner, C. heeiocls, 5 M Cole, J. M. Jacob, P. Srer- Love A G Goringer, R. Hoyes, T Muhomrnod, R. 'Gr Y Wrighr, F. Dosw FRONT ROWQ Ch W Kruschlse, Row Mirchell, D. Rienoud, M Direnbourn, J. D R. McKinley, M. Medingf now 3. F. Thompson, J. Winl Hoopoisoslsi, L. Jofr, S. Esres, V. Morr' , . COFJCQIT X il public oddress sys eors of srudenrs 184 Orgonizorions - o s W' - s,',l', 1 I V .gu i ff: 3 ' if 11 -V.. J., M ,, I .review-'W' My .. 5 ww.. Qffgzfif ' J 4 i fs 4' . ,,, ,i .04 C 'ft v i ,W ri, 1 5? Q 41 if L ,ii y 3 4 ' fl 14. ,yi 4. x ' , , -uf .f :iii ,..-i A so r'f ' . V ,VV f J- 3, E21 At 120 members, the 1979 edition formed one of if not the largest in Tech's history. Mr. Simiele commented, With rhe increased student participation, we could do more things, . . . we had a bigger sound. Those are the obvious things. When aslsed what were the unobvious results, he said, You don't have to worry about people miss- ing. That's one of the real subtleties. The new affiliate to the music program ot Tech, Mrs. Haywood, lead the concert chorus through numerous outstanding performances, including recitals and festivals, on appearance at the Planlsington building during the Christmas break, and o joint concert with the West Division Chair. The orchestra, in its genesis year, enjoyed continued development in numbers and quality throughout the year. The jazz ensemble performed in jazz festivals at the University of Wisconsin at Green Boy ond at Milwaulsee, and Dominican High School. The musicians were also invited to entertain at assemblies at several MP5 junior highs. Said Mr. Simiele of the Green Day convention, lt was great! We not only participated, we got to clinics with professional artists, and the students heard their peers play. They heord the bands from across the state. ,ic ,,,,,,cc , ,,, .,,,,,.,,,,,, ,, bigger sound continued ff 1 ., if J, ,, 1 , 1. n W ,, ,Q . Organizations 185 Growth in numbers and quality continued Steve Jaeclsel's election to the McDonald's All-American Band undoubtedly qualified as an outstanding highlight of the year' Cstory on page 1143. Students were chosen to perform in the All-City Band, Orchestra, and Jazz Ensemble, which Mr. Simiele direct- ed again this year Closing the year with its annual dinner held at Serb Hall, the music department honored students with awards in front of more than five-hundred people. 186 Organizations ,f ',N ? ,. ' tn' M ef , . av E ss 5 4 K C-from, R. H. Morrinez, C . ' ROW 4 D 5drrorw, U Pfdlrwds, K Mmewry, B Cole-mon, E. Walker. ROW 5' G. Spores,'LQ.Highrwe, J Greenlee, E. Dobeccio, R Crawford R Hendrrcks, C Johnson. ROW 6. K D. Hodnor, K. Horns ROW 7 W Rornem, M Chrlds, C. P, Gorry. ROW 81. KQQ'ESrfT1brough, C Bowehs. 4. Jazz Ensemble ll: FRONT RQW. Colgmcn, C. .LQ 'l fbxomon, N. Hernandez, F. Cosorez, D Dilrord ff rm ROW2 G. Fosrerl G Moss.E Bmwn- 45058 C Sffeflmr M V Y , fzgmg -,,, xr. - N , .V ,,w, .V , . 9596 QW 'H 'mwfoflfr Offhe WW rrrr rrr . V L ' . ' - ..., - - 9 . , W 5 ji, :f ,4, . wfr ','r Q ..,. V , ff fl M- ff. rr fr H Y +, ,A V .W nf-ff.,,,gw,f' Z. v,,,,, f f. nf , k gygy' , , , :Q:,f.. 7L , , ,, , H E rr I. , A ' , A' r is 6-WW' U V Z Jr 2 Cerebral rivalries thrive What draws people to clubs like sci- ence, math, or chess? They might look as dry as a mouthful of crackers. But the immortality of science club, math club with its seventy-plus membership, and chess club's invigorated popularity this year testify differently. Why would anyone want to strain his or her brain after eight periods of mind-challenging thought? Competition, said Martin Matthew when asked why he liked Math Club. Competing against other people and winning. Jeff Jansen expressed the same feel- ings. lt feels good when you hear, 'First place . . . MILWAUKEE TECH TBO- JANS, Jeff said, remembering Tech's triumphant victory in the junior-senior class math meet at Lincoln. Tech's Un- defined team earned a fourth place in the same division. ln the freshmen- sophomore competition, Don Stepanski and Doug Kissinger glorified their school with perfect popers.Most students, as Billie Edwards said, joined the group because I like math. The motives of chess club members paralled the drive of math club partici- pants. 'Cause I'm a chess nut, laughed Jeff Asman when confronted with the question. Said Mr. Baird, when asked about dif- ferences in this year, A little more experience, more desire, more play- ers. They like the competition. There's the added beauty of the game, There's also the ego-center, in that win or lose, it's you. But Chess Club disregarded the loosing i f - fr part, heading for their division title very decidedly with only a fluke loss against the North Division team, caused by playing extra boards to give the lower players practice. Jeff Asman clarified the team's aspiration, I think state is within our grasp. I'm not sure about nationals, though. Even Mr, Baird, team coach and State Chess Meet Coordinator, conservatively put the team in, at least, the top five in this year's competition, a consederable im- provement over last year's twenty- eighth. Why the change? Said Jeff, typicalfof the teams' response, He CMr. Baird? may come up short in some things, but as far as chess is concerned, he really goes all out. fl' 1 y .J . f f ff' Jag! F gmt. 'kg' - gf.-ta'-:mi fi M W H ,jr ' :ff S 5 E 3 . i 188 Organizations ' ft A ' xv W? , . 5 a 42 .ml gl l f -f A-if M , -P -f fi f W Q 4, , mf., 1' 1 , sv hm A ln' A 4, 01 45' if if Qs. J lil! 5. Woo, B. S. 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Orgonizorions 189 Soccer 140-141 Albertson, Geoffrey 90 Barczak, Robert 115 277 f Inde 190 Index ADMINISTRATORS 36 ENGINEERS 50 CAFETERIA 50 SECRETARIES 51 AIDS 51 TEACHERS Mr. Adams 37 Mr. Angell 37 Mr. Arnold 37 Mr. Baird 37 Mr Banks 37 Mr. Barnes 37 Miss Bentley 37 Mr. Berry 37 Miss Berry 37 Mr. Birkholz 37 Mr. Bogdan 38 Mrs, Bonnett 38 Mr. Borawia 38 Mrs. Boyle 38 Mr. Brautigam 38 Mr. Broeske 38 Mr. Budzisz 38 Mr Bushman Mr. Buszkiewicz 38 Mr. Caliender 38 Mr. Campion 38 Miss Codsing 38 Mr. Conrad 38 Mr. Cox 38 Mr. Creighton 38 Mrs. Deshpande 38 Mr. Dettmann 38 Mr. Digerness 38 Mr Dill 38 Mr. Dohrwardt 38 Mr. Eggert 38 Mr. Evans 38 Mr, Falk 38 Mrs Fellows 38 Mr, Ferguson 41 Mr, Foster 41 Mr. Gaiioghef 41 Mr. Gill 41 Mr. Gnewudi 41 Mr. Goessner 41 Mr. Goral 41 Mr. Hansen 41 Mrs. Hanson 41 Mrs. Haywood 41 Mr. Holman 41 Mr. Holz 41 Mrs. Holzman 41 Mr. Howard 41 Mr. ivy 41 Mr. Jaclsland 41 Mr. Jacobs 43 Mr. Jamrozy 43 Mr. Johnson 43 Mr. Johnson 43 Mr. Keiley 43 Mr. Klein 43 Mr, Klopf 43 Mr, Knersdt 43 Mr. Kohlbeck 43 Mr. Komlodi 43 Mr. Konowalski 43 Mr. Kosn'ivas 43 Mr, Kramer 43 Mrs. Lee 43 Mr. Leland 43 Mr. Lithgow 43 Mr. Love 43 Mr. Lovell 43 Mr. Lund 43 Mr. Lundgren 43 Mr. Mcfallum 43 Mr. Magna 43 Mr. Marcella 43 Mr, Marshall 43 Mr. Maypark 43 Miss Mead 43 Mr. Meier 44 Mrs. Meyer 44 Mrs, Micic 44 Miss Mihm 44 Mr. Morrison 44 Mr. Oestreich 44 Mr. Ohly 44 Mrs. Olson 44 Mr. Olson 44 Mr. Olszewski 44 Mr. Pagel 4-4 Mr. Parkinson 44 Mr. Persinger 44 Mr. Petruna 44 Mr Pezaldt 44 Mrs, Picciala 44 Ms, Podeat 46 Mr. Polster 46 Ms. Preiss 46 Mr. Reindl 46 Mr. Richardson 46 Mrs, Richmond 46 Mr. Robinson 46 Mr. Robinson 46 Mr. Rogers 46 Mr. Rqahn 46 Mr. Rosenblum 46 Mr Sarenac 46 Mr. Scheibe 46 Mr, Schmidt 46 Mr, Schuster 46 Mr. Schwalboch 46 Mr, Seiser 46 Mr Simiele 46 Mrs. Simons 46 Mr. Simpson 46 Miss Singer 46 Mr. Skaros 46 Mr Sawlles 46 Mr. Srok 46 Mr.Starszak 49 Mr. Stephens 49 Mr. Stevens 49 Mr. Stoisolavidw 49 Mr. Tatalavidw 49 Mr. Teschendorf 49 Mr. Teschendarf 49 Mr. Tevz 49 Mr. Thomas 49 Mr. Tier 49 Mr. Towne 49 Mr. Treu 49 Mr. Tueller 49 Mrs. Walker 49 Mr. Wegner 49 Mr. White 49 Mr, Wilker 49 Mr. Williams 49 Ms. Wilson 49 Mrs. Wozny 49 Mr, Wranski 49 MBs Zaidins 49 Mr. Zelewski 49 SPORTS Baseball 134-135 Basketball 148-151 Cross Country 142-143 Football 136139 Golf 131 Gymnastic 154 Individuals 155 Intramurals 156 Softball 147 Swim, Boys 144-145 Girls 146 Tennis, Boys 132 Gifs 133 Tradx, Bays 128-129 Girls 130 Volleyball 139 Anderton, Joseph 115, 143 Aieksic, Boris 90 Alexander, Mark 90 Alexander, Crystal 115, 183 Alexander, Steven 54 Allen, David 115, 136 Allen, Paula 103, 176 Allen, Renee 176, 181 Bozidt, Kevin 90 Barnes, Max 55, 173, 166 Barnett, Paula 103 Barnert, Henry 103 Barnett, Paul 115 Barnert, Yolanda 103 Barnert, Seats 90 Barona, Rance 115, 165 Barsch, Daniel 55 Wrestling 152-153 ORGANIZATTONS Artisan 160-161 Band CSeniarb 182-183 Body Builders 163 Bookstore 174 Alonzo, Nicholas 103, 153, 181 Altman, Steven 103 Alvarado, Jacquelin 103, 188 Alvarado, Lisa 103 Alvarado, Michael 54 Alvarez, David 115 Alvarez, Anthony 115 Booth Crew 172 Business 160 Cheerleaders 176177 Ambrodi, Kathleen 54 185 Amen, Crhistopher 103, 174 Amich, Gregory 103, 181 Oiess 189 Chorus 185 Colorguard 182 Debate D,J. 175 Drama 181 172 EAC 164 Forensics 180 German 163 Human Relations 165 ICE 178-179 Anderson, Angela 90 Anderson, Antoinert 54 Anderson, Debbie 90 Anderson, Delores 103, 176 Anderson, Donald 54 Anderson, John 103, 187, 150 Anderson, Keefe 90 Anderson, Mark 103 Anderson, Pamella 54, 166, 185 Anderson, Steven 54 Anderson, Thomas 103, 138, 162 Intermediate Band 187 Jazz Ensemble I 187 Jazz Ensemble ll 187 Junior Band 186 JROTC 181 Math 188 Monitors 166171 Mu Alpha Theta 188 National Honor Society 181 PA Annauncets 173 Pep Club 176 Photo 173 Pom-Pon 177 Post Grads 179 Ordtestra 184 Organ 174 Rifle 174 Science 189 Senior Council 164 Ski 174 Stage 173 Student Council 164 Theatre Arts 184 Tutor 162 VICA 178 Vocal Ensemoe 185 STUDENTS Andlar, Mary 115, 164, 181 Andlar, Peter 54 Anello, Michael 54, 182 Angeles, Steve 90, 140 Angelo, Cindy 90 Angela, Don '03, 182, 135, 162, 154, 181, 174 Angelo, Rm 103, 142, 150, 154 174 Anglin, Marcia 54, 172, 165 Appleton, Hubert 90, 162 Archie, Marion 90 Arnold, William 54 Arns, Gloria 103 Ash, Donald 115 Asman, Jeffrey 115, 189, 164 Ast, Steven 54 Audi, Yvonne 115, 164, 181 Augustine, Brian 54 Austin, Ladette 90, 160 Awadalloh, Judy 103 Awodallah, Nadia 54 Axtell, Edward 115 Backus, T'hor 115 Bart, Douglas 103, 135, 150 Bonee, Anthony 90 Bates, Brian 115, 166 Baumann, William 103 Beasley, Kevin 90, 187 Beattie, Bernard 115 Beay, Thomas 103 Bed-set, Kyle '03 Bedier, Tracy 55 Beddes, Mario 186 Wardlfiedsley, Maurice 90 Bedward, Kurt 90 Beene, Zoun 103 Behnke, Daryll 103, 166 Behnke, Michael 90 Beining, Daniel 103, 174 Dell, Thomas 112, 145 Bell, Thomas 103, 138, 153 Bellmann, Heidi 115, 176, 162 Bellows, Elizabeth 115, 147 Belter, Edward 115 Bender, Stephen 55, 166, 170 Benford, Marvin 90 Benton, Steven 90, 162 Bequest, Thomas 115 Beranek, Mark 115 Beresford, Patrice 55, 185, 166, 165 Bergeman, Douglas 115, 181 Defmlse, Lori 103, 139 Berna, Michael 103 Berna, Thomas 115, 161, 172 Bernhardt, Kathleen 103, 176, 184 Braatz, John 90, 173, 154 Brahm, Jeannie 90, 176 Brahm, Steve 56, 179 Brandenburg, Jeffrey 56 Brandt, Victor 179 Bransted, Kyle 56 Brasnov, John 90 Brasted, Renee 103, 165 Braxton, Carla 90, 176 Dtefka, Ronald 115 Breitrick, Ann 115, 133, 147 Breitrick, Thomas 103 Bresnahan, Sean 90 Brewster, Michael 103 Bridges, Gregory 56, 166, 175, 183 187 DNQQS. Mark 103, 184 Brillowski, John 103 Brimley, Robert 115, 188 Britt, Marvin 103 Brixius, David 90, 143, 162 Broaden, Steven 90 Brooks, Darnell 115 Broola, Ray 56 Broske, Robert 115 Brast, Larry 56, 173 Brown, Charles 115 Brown Jr., Eugene 56, 187 Brown, Jack 115 Brown, Kathy 90, 183 Brown, Rennette 90 Brown, Rebecca 115, 185 Brown, Roy 103 Brownie, Jeremy 90 Brumirsl-si, Henry 115, 182, 187 Brunker, Kenneth 103, 138 Bruno, Anthony 56 Brusewitz, Gregory 103, 183 Brusewitz, Jeffrey 56, 162, 179 Bryant, Douglas 103 Derns, Edward 55 Berry, Angela 115, 150 Besler, Dean 103 Bessy, Bambi 115, 164 Brzezinski, Deborah 90, 103, 176 Buch, Robert 56 Budwanan, Eric 90 Buchanan, Todd '04, 138 Buchwald, Philip 56, 174 Aanstod, Robert 54 Abt, Stephen 103 Adserman, James 54 Adrerman, Michael 103, 145 Acosta, Jose103 Adamaak, Andrew 54, 140 Adamczak, Gary 103 Adams, Angelique 54, 166, 182 Adams Adams , Cedric 103 , Darryl 90 Adams, mimic 115 Adkins, Ageet Alado, Alamo, Evette 103 Darin 90 Alan 90 Arturo 115, 187 Baez, Josephine 103, 185, 176 Baez, Nancy 55, 176, 184 Baker, Darrell 115, 166 Baker, Denisia 115, 176, 166, 164, 185 Boker, James 90, 138, 145 Balisteri, Balisteri, Balisteri, Bolisrreri, Balistreri, Banodt, Banach, Joseph 103 Carrie 55, 176 Sherry 115 John 115 Paul 115, 164 Stephen 55 Robert 179 Banks, Lmonre 103 Bonks, Tania 90, 176 Baron, Marc 115 Barbee, Anita 103 Barbee, Daphynie 55 Barchus, Jamie 115, 136 Bertinger, Kurt 115, 136, 145 Bezald, Sharon 55 Lawrence 115 Biles, Leavert 55 Binder, Patrick 55 Birenbaurtt, James 115, 162, 184, 186, 183 Birenbaum, Michael 103, 162, 138, 184, 183 Birts, Reginald 115, 187, 183 Birney, Mark 55 Biwer, Andrew 103, 185 Biwer, Edward 115 Block, Paula 103 Blackman, Cynthia 103 Blackman, Thomas 90 Blackman, William 90, 186, 181 Blodftwood, Michael 90, 145 Blaine, Katherine 115, 161 Blaine, Joseph 90, 162 Blair, Tyrone 90 '03 Dorudsi, Andrew 115 Boston, Alvernon 55, 128 Dastwick, Richard 103 Boswell, Fred 103, 185 Bouchard, Guy 90 Baudreau, Steven 103 Doulton, Daniel 181 Boutat, Mark 90 Bowen, Brenda 103 Bowers, Gtrlstopher 103, 187 Bowie, Theresa 90 Bowman, Claude 115 Boyd, Troy 55 uozeirowslfi, Stephen 55 Buda, Gabriel 104, 138 Budney, Paul 56, 136, 161, 157 Buda, Paul 104, 138, 174 Budney, Paul 56, 136, 161, 157 Buedts, Pattid1 56, 176 Buechs, Richard 115 Bugajski, David 90, 186 Bukowski, Steven 115 Bulanek, Jay 104, 162, 154 Bulko, Paul 90 Bullads, Jacqueline 104, 151, 176 Buront, Paul 56 001995 Daniel 104, 188 DUVQOS. , Victor 56, 187 Busalacchi, Joanna 115 Busalacdwi, Philip 90 Buschmann, Michele 104 Butler, Angela 115, 165, 166 Butler, Merritt 56, 165, 166 Butler, Pamela 176, 165, 181 Dutschle, Robert 115 Butzaff, Jeffrey 115, 136 Bydtinski, Edward 104 Bzdawka, Matthew 115 Caballero, Michael 90, 143 Coda, Kevin 56 Cain, Glenda 56, 165 Cairney, Robert 115 Cairney, Thomas 56 Coleman, Coleman, Brenda 104, 187 Carole 91, 176 oooer, Mlarloel 104 Davies, Joseph 11o Caldwell, Darty 90 Cameron, Jeffrey 90, 136, 145 Campbell, Colin 104 Campbell, Gerald 90 Fabian, Regina 116, 185 Falkowski, Kenneth 116 G ' pomdx 167 Campbell, Robert 90 Cannon, Jeanette 90 Cardona, Jorge 56 Cargie, Robert Jr 90 Catigsan, Thomas Jr 56 Carpenter, Scart 56, 173 Carrera, Roy '04 Carson, Mark 115 Carson, Peggy 185 Carter, Chartelyn 56 Carter, Darrin 104 Coleman, Darnell 116, 183, 187 Coleman, Derrids 91 Coleman, Yvette 116, 166, 176, 165 Calla, Salvatore 104 Collazo, Angel Jr. 116 Collier, Oscar 04 Davis, Adrian 92 Davs, Carl 92, 186 Davis, Davis, Dwayne 92 Fred 104 Davis, Joyce 92, 185 Drezek, Kurt 104, 136, 138, 165 Drezek, Karl 92 Drobnik, Pool 92, 106 Dropp, Jeffrey 116, 145, 162, 163 Drvenkar, Nicholas 59, 176 DUChOC, Jeff 116 Duert, Robert 92 Gallert, Gary 105, 138 Galllgan, Matthew 105, 161 Gallaw, Michael 60, 136 Gamez, Arturo 93, 150 Gaplnslll, Mom oo, 178 Garaca, Robert 60 Garcia, John 60 Doxds, Paul 116 Dufek, Midnael 116, 136, 150, 162. Garcia, Susannah 117, 161, 182 Collirs, Jeffrey 116 Collim, John 104 Collins, Kenneth 57, 179 Davis, Rhonda 92, 116 Davk, Davis. R0deriCk92 Sheila 04,176 164 Dufek, Peter 93, 138, 162, 172 Collins, Kenneth 104, 150 Colins, Parrid1 104, 138 collins, 'Timothy Q1, 138, 145 Colom, Regina 185 Colon, Charles 104 Colon, Miguel 116 COSQY. Carter, Carter, Caner, Carter, Carver, Carver, James 56, 179 Kely 56, 176, 175, 186 Michael 104, 140 Sean 186 Edwin 90, 183 Gary 178 Casarez, Carolina 115, 176, 185 Casarez, Francisco Jr 90, 187 Casas, Lucille 57, 151 Kathleen 57, 164, 172, 184 Ccstaldo, Theresa 115, 172, 164 Castaneda, Bernarda 57 Casrelaz, Scart 90 Ccxtona, David 04, 181 Cates, Miahael 104 Carhey, Rosemary 90 Ceasar, Vincent 04 Ceman, James 04, 138, 166 Cerrilo, Luis 104 Certan, Daryl 90 Conway, William 104 Cook, l-iaydee 104 Cooper, Pettesici 57, 147, 166, 183, 185 Cooper, Steven 104, 162 Coralline, William ll 104 Corarhers, Wnliam 104, 186 Correa, Miguel 91, 138 Cortez, Enrique 57, 162, 165 Castello, Dean 104 Costello, Darin 91 Canon, Deirdre 57, 176 Cox, Paula 104 Croine, David 116 Cralne, John 11o, ioo Crape, Rodney 91 Craven, Midlael 57, 162 Craven, Paul 91, 162 Crawford, Derrlds Crawford, Ricky 91, 187 Davis, Syanthe 58, 176 Davis, Terrance 104 Dawson, Jeffrey 92 oeall, Lisa O2 Dean, Midlelle 116, 133 Deangelo, Peter 104 Decou, Mark 116 DeGeorge, Dean 116, 174 DeGeorge, Gary Degner, Kevin 116, 174 Dejewski, Daniel 58 Timothy 92 DeLeon, Maria DeLuca, James 116, 174 Dent, Randall 116 Dercole, Jeffrey 58, 183 Derengowski, James 58, 174, 188 DeSoto, Steve 104, 140 Deutschendarf, Lee 58 Devine, Colleen 58, 185 Dewey, Timothy 58, 164 James 92 Diesch, William 116 Dieter, James 116 Dllard, Derry 18, 116 Duhaime, James 59 Dukar, Midnael 93 Dunlap, Tommie 59, 164, 172, 176 Dupont, Paul 59 Dupree, Shelley 116, 147, 151 Dupuy, Donald 59, 179 Durden, Mary 176, 185 Durham, William 116 Dyson, Yolande 116, 166, 183 Dzierzak, Mark 59, 166 Dzikkwlcz, Terry 116 Edlols, Richard 59, 128 Echols, Stevan 104 Edsert, Gregory 59 Fai, Lynnell 05 Falkenberg, Calvh 05, 138 Fanrl, Peter 60, 179 Farkas, Ernest 93 Farness, Tim 116, 162 Faulds, David 60 Fayne, Debra 60, 166 Feider, Patrids 93 Feider, Peter 116 Feldner. Timothy 93 Fenger, Claus 116, 166 Fergelic, Kim 105 Fernandez, Gilberto '05 Fertlg, Gltistopher 117 Fied1er, Marie 117, 161, 182 Fiene, Jeffrey 60, 161 Fierro, Anna 93 Figures, Teresa 93, 176 Fla, Teresa 105 Gardner, Brian 93 Garinger, Grant 60, 172, 173, 185 Garski, Kevin 117 Gartdve, Keith 117 Garz, Ernest 05 Gaspererri, Timarhy 05 Gaspie, Suzann 105, 139 Gates, James 60 Gawran, Mark 60, 174 Gawrandsl, Gregg 93 Gayle, Joseph 60, 153, 162, 164 Gayle, Paul 05 Gayle, Pauline 93, 135 Gdaniec, Garrett 105 Gedig, Daniel 105, 138 Gehing, Anna 93 Gehiag, Christopher 60 Gehaa, Guy '06 Finca, Tammy 105, 176 Finn, Paul 117 Fhnessy, Scott 93 Fiore, Raymond 93 Fischer, Glen 117, 120, 1:16, 150 nsaner, Gregory 117, 173 Fischer, Katherine 105 Fischer, Melissa 60 Fisdwer, William 117 Genac, David 06 Genac, Gary 60, 179 Genac, Jeffrey 60, 179 Genlal, Randy 117 Gbcs, Michael 117 Gibson, James 93 Glbert, Stephen 117, 170 David 60, 136, 166 Gillessen, Heidiann 106 Gillette, Jonathan 145 Flores, Luo 181 cnarnoerlaan, 0an 90, 1o2 Chamblas, Andrea 57, 181 Giampeau, Larry 57, 136 Champeau, Midwelle 04 Oiandre, David 124, 129, 145 Carol '04, 170 Jon 104, 138 . Curt 38 Scart 115, 145 iii? Charleston, Loren 115, 172, 183, 185 Chartier, Neal 57 Gieety, Chrystal 104, 176 Glerone, Gary 90, 183 anerry, Mark 57, 129 Gwevremont, Gregg 04 Chids, Mntan 116, 187 Chmielewski, Gerald 104 Robert 116 Chrsrensan, Joy 115, 135, 153 Christian, John 90 Christiansen, Julie 90 Chrsriansen, Sharon 116, 176 Christiansen, Thomas 57 Chrisrjohn, Daniel 57 Glrston, Derek '04 Oludsa, Paul 91 Cichosz, John 91 Cierki, Dale 57 , 189 Cigole, Robert 91, 183, 188 Cistrunk, Zannerra 91, 185 Clark, Everett 91, 183 Clark, Royce 186 Crego, Marlene 116 Crego, Wiliam 58, 178 Crkc, Peter 178 Crisp, James 58, 174, 179 Crisp, Thomas 58 Crows, Kathryn 58, 151, 166 crornole, Gysral 184 Ctumble, Marcus 91, 153, 187 Cruz, Hector 58 Dillard, Dennis 116, 174, 181 Dillard, Rosemary 116, 166, 176, 182, 165 Dillon, Andrew 58, 145 Dlilan, Terry 92 Dlwarth, Chariene 92 Dlpronio, David 92, 172 Ditrlaff, Timothy 59, 179 Dix, Paul '04 Eddie, Percy 93, 187 Eder, Jeff 93, 172 Edlebeds, David 116, 161 Edwards, Edwards, Dille 59, 188 Col Jr 93, 138, 166 Fisher, Julie 105 Fitch, James 93, 181, 186 Fitzgerald, Paula 93 Fix, Jeffrey 05 rlogg, Manelle '05, 175 Edwards, Duwayne116, oo, 150 Edwards, Lisa 93, 176 Edwards, Parrids 93 Edwards, Steve 93, 150, 186 Flees, Dale 05, 153, 162 Fliss, David 60, 128, 179 Fks, Jodi 117, 139, 147, 182 Edwards .Wlie'0-4,138,186 tqor,Dona1aJroo Gilliland, Ray 06, 138, 150 Gilon, Carey 117, 150, 136 Gladney, Debra 93 Gladney, Margaret 06, 176 Class, Anthony 60 Glassmon, Jenny 106, 133, 164 Glazewskl, Dennis 06, 188 Glazewskl, Gerald 93, 181 Glazewskl, Steven 60, 162, 181, 188, 189 Cruz, Cruz, Cruz. Jorge 11o, 152 Jorge 110, 154 Jose 91, 152 Cudnohowski, Jeremy 91, 138 Dixon, Dixon, Dixon, Dlobik, Jeffrey 59 Linda 92 Rosalind 92, 186 Renee 116 Efhnger, Reginald 116 Egerson, Terry 116, 166 Eggleston, Dodie 93 Foker, Frank l 117 Ford, James 93 Faster, Connan 117 Culver, Thomas 04, 181, 180 Cummons, Bren 58 Cunningham, Carmen 116, 176 Curley, Timothy 91 cons, Anthony 04, 140, 187 Czajka, Alan 104, 154, 181 Czaplewssi, sean 91 Czarnedwi, John 104 czeanawslrr, George 104, Czernidr, Gerald 04 Czerniak, Steven 58, 170 Czerniakowski, Gary 58 Jerome 91 CIYSL 00119105 56 Dobersrein, Dennis 59 Dobson, David 59 Doelle, Frank 92, 138, 153, 164 Doert, Beth 116, 184 Dolan, Brian 92, 140, 145 Ddara, Paul 104, 174 David 116, 129, 143 Darnagobki, Darryl 92 Domogalski, Phillip 116, 166 Damagdski, Timothy 104 Dombrawski, Midnoel 104 Dombrowski, Thomas 59 Andrew 116 Damtzalski, Scart 92 Donahoe, James 59, 179 Dondwue, David 59 Donate, Luis 92, 138 Doneis, Armin Ill 92, 162 Dohlenr Scott 104 Datsan, Lori oz, 151, 176 Clemins, Charles 116 Clermont, Patrick 91, 166, 181 Cifron, Cumen 57, 130, 139, 151, 166, 176 Clover, Keith 116 Coates, Maurice 91, 150, 187 Cocroft, Milton 91, 153 Coffee, Coffee, Jimmie 57, 162 Robert 116 Coffey, Terrance 91, 186 Cole' 'Wk 1041 1501 155 Golezewslrl, Robert 105 cole, trnorny 91, 183 Doiecaa, Edgar 04, 187 Damico, Anthony 104, 138, 166 Dane, James 56, 135, 151, 152, 164, 181 Darnieder, Richard 116 Douer, James 91 Donner, Johannes 104 Dassert, Char1es 59, 166, 183, 187 Dassett, Sharon 04, 170, 176, 181, 185, 180 Datson, Kevin 92, 143, 150, 188 DOISFYY, velrna 181, leo Drogisic, Milan 59, 140 oralre, Jared 50, 145 Drake, Sheldon Jr. 115, 1 oo, 169 Eggerr, Tracy 116 Egle, Ronald 116, 173 Ehardt, Robert 116, 188 Ehlen, Brion 59 Ehlen, Randall 116 Eid'iman, Tinamarie 59 Eineidlner, Michael 04 Einer, Daniel 93 Elizonda, Abraham 116, 152 Elkins, Joel Jr 93, 162 His, Alftedric 54 Els, John 59 Engel, Kevin 04, 172 Engel, Michael 116 Engl, Bruce 104 Engler, Donald 116 Engtund, Midwael 116 Epple, John 116, 161 Evgen, Midwael 59 Erideon, Jeffrey 116 Eridoon, Rabbin 116, 152 Bchenbadwer, Scan 116 Esser, Cathy 105 Btes, Steven 104, 138, 184 Estrada, Eric 116, 183, 187 Etzel, Christopher 93 Foster, Danny 93, 138, 150, 183, 187 Foster, Midwael 117, 136, 150, 183 Foth, Gary 105 Fowler, Roy 105 Franke, Robert 105 Franken, Jerry Fraser, Terrence 93 Freeman, Deborah 93 Gl9f1'1bOC14I, Robert 106 Glenn, Clarence 177, 172 Gisch, Brion 93, 138 Gisch, Michael 117 Glover, Patricia 06, 166. Glover, Rodney Glowodd, David 60 Glowodsi, Rick 106, 145 Glubka, Steven 61 Glyzewski, Davld 06 Godley, Donald 61, 179 Evans, Annamarle 93, 181 Evans, Evans, Evans, John Jr 105, 181 Landry 116 Monica 105 Dreyer, Robert 59 Everett, Teresa 105, 181 Freberg, Martin 60 Fried, Thomas 117 Fritsch, John Frltsch, Ronald Jr 60, 174 Fuchs, Michael 117 Fuduridn, Todd 93 Fuente, David 117 Flkrczyk, Gary 93, 150 ruler, Larry 117, 1o5 Funmaker, Sandra 93 Fuss, Steven 60 Gajewski, lxrnoro 105 Galaszewskl, David 60, 166 Gofoe, Angela 06 Goggrls, lsennern oe, 100, iso Golabawskl, Mark 61 Gola, David 61 Gal, Gregory 93 Gomez, Marivel 117, 162, 176 Gamez, Sivia '06 Gonzales, Frank 06 Gonzalez, Eduardo 06, 165 Gonzdez, Luk 117 Ganzdez, Nereida 06, 176, 165 Gonzalez, Rafael 93 Gonzalez, Sergio 61, 154 Goodow, Enid 06, 176 Goraony, Mlanoel 117, 182 Gordon, Ruth 93, 181 Gore, Celeste 61, 162 Goredsl, James 93, 138 Goredsl, John 06, 150 Gorman, Jerome 180 Garski, lselm o1, 101, isa, 180 Gorski, Jerold 93, 181, 188, 189 Drezek, Eric 59 Evta, Frank 05 Gdiota, Thomas 117, 136, 162 cosine, Robert 06 index 191 Gossed1, Jeffrey 61 Gostomskl, Loren 117 Gortheordt, Robert 61, 136 Gaudy, Russel 93, 185 Grablewski, Michael 106 Grabawski, Jeffrey 61, 105 Grabowski, Richard 106 Grace, Regina 106, 151, 176, 187 Graham, Chad 93, 186 Graham, Charles 93 Graham, Donnie Graham, Jacquelyn 106, 176, 184 Graham, John 117, 170 Grahek, James 61 Grams, David 118, 187 Gramza, Ronald 118, 136, 162 Grant Grant Grant Grant. 185, Grant, Gray. GGY. Gray. David 186 Jeffrey 118, 135, 136 Kenneth 187 Philonder 61, 162, 183, 185, 165 Larry 93, 174 Charleston 18 Miariyn 93, 185 Raphael 93, 181, 185 Green, Anthony 106, 189 Green, Danny 106, 164, 172 Green, Mickrin 61 Greenlee, Gerald 61, 166, 175, 183, 187 Greenlee, James 61 Greenlee, Jesse 106, 187, 150 Ciegory, Scott 61 Gesen, Carl 61 Grey, Douglas 61 Greysen, Ofsropher 106 Griffin, Marilyn 118, 165, 166, 176 Griffin, Ridry 62, 185 Griffin, Veronica 106, 151 Grimm, Matthew 106 Grace, Boris 62 Grachowski, David 118 Grashek, Thomas 90, 145 Gruber, Jeffrey 106 Grubich, Wade 62 Grueneberg, Gregory 107 Grundy, Jeff 118 Grunke, Matthew 107, 183 Gruszczynski, Paula 107 Guenther, Charles 107 Guenther, Thomas 62, 188 Guenther, Steven 93, 184 Cuhl, Karl D7 Gulczynski, Peter 179 Gulledge, Bennie 93 Gutierrez, Antonio 62 Gutierrez, Eduardo 107, 138, 153 Gutknedtt, Del 62 Gumnon, Juan 62 Hoods, Roben 93 Hoag, Michael 107 Hoapokoski, Brian 62, 166 Haapakaski, Roben 118, 184 Habon, Dyron 62 Habeck, Gregory 93 Habermehl, John 93 Hadaerr, James 93, 166 Hodsett, Ridry 93, 186 Hadnot, Dextra 93, 150, 187 Hodnot, Kelvin 107 Haerti, Chrs 107 192 Index Hagen, Charles 62 Hagen, Lisa 93, 139, 176, 165 Hahn, Helmut 62 Halas, Ridward 62, 179 Hdos, Roben 118 Hole, Linda 62 Hall, Anthony 90 Hal, Jael 93, 186 Hail, Julie 93, 173 Hamiron, James 93, 186 Hamitan, Sonja 07 Harnpel, Jeffrey 118 Hompel, Peter 62 Hampton, Drenda 93 Hand, Colleen 62 Handlos, Jeff 62, 182 Hannah, Midwael 107, 150 Hansen, Jeffrey 62, 105, 162 Haramis, George 118, 183 Harbin, Curtis 107 Harcourt, Scart 118, 183 Hardy, Ridiard 93, 185, 188 Harmeyer, James 62, 162 Harmon, Felita 93 Harmon, Michael 107, 154 Harper, Annette 118 Harper, Ronald 107 Harrell, Patricia 93 Horrs, Catherine 93, 166, 185 Harris, Giristopher 118, 166 Hans, James '07 Harris, Kenneth 187 Harrung, Anthony 93 Hastings, Ervin 118 Hatcher, Jeffrey 107 l-kzunry, Timothy 63 Hawkins, Thomas 118 Hayes, Robert 63, 185, 187, 188, 181 Haygood, Revance 94 Haynes, Sheila 94 Haywood, Tracy 107 Hees, Eridn 63 Hees, Robert 94 Hegwoad, Terrence 63 Hegwood, Wendy 107 Heidemonn, Terry 63, 136 Hein, Jeffrey 93, 173 Heinawski, Mldnael 63 Healer, Christopher 118 Heitzmann, David 118, 152 Heizler, Ricky 118 Hejdak, Chris 94 Held, Daniel 94 Henderson, Bernadette 118, 147, 161, 162, 166 Henderson, Marilyn 107 Henderson, Michael 63 Hendrid-ss, Robin 118, 176 Hendridss, Rodney 118, 166, 187 Henley, Claudia 63, 179 Hennedse, Ridword 63 Hennings, Regina 63 Herbert, Scart 107 Hering, Frank 118, 174 Hernandez, Nestor 63, 187, 187 Hernes, Ike 118, 166 Herrenbruck, Steven 94 Herrera, John 94, 186 Herriges, John 63 Herron, Taiion 94, 172, 189 Herron, Stacy 94, 185 Herschleb, Pamela 94, 166, 181 Hervey, Eric 63, 166, 174, 187 Heyden, James as Hicks, Felicia 181, 184 Hightire, Lemanuel 185, 187 Hghtower, Ridiard 118 ll, Sherry 63, 170 Hliard, Angela 63 Hllion, Ruth 63, 162, 165 Himes, Daryl 63, 181 Hines, llanne 118 I-inkiey, David 94 I-irsdnfeld, John 94 lite, Jeanne 94 Hmielewski, Ronald 118 l-lobach, John 118 Hodgson, Alben 60 Haefler, Ronald 94, 143 Hafer, Paul 94, 145 Hoffman, Gregory 118, 166 Hoffman, Jeff 94 Hohl, Jeffrey 107 Hojak, Brian 119 Holcomb, Donald 63 Holifield, Sharon 107 Hallenquest, Lanard 94 Holt, John 63 Holub, Paul 107 Hooper, Cariethia 94, 181, 184 Hoover, Sonya 151, 184 Hapgood, Marjorie 185 Hordyk, Robert 119 Harigan, Kelly 107, 138, 162 Harigon, Timothy 119, 145 Harnak, Thomas 119 Hosig, Richard 63 Hoskin, George 94 Houdek, Joseph 119 Huston, Tracy 94, 181 Jablanski, David 107, 174 Carla 64, 176, 185, 165 Clinton 119, 181 Edgar 64, 106, 152 , Emmanuel 94 , Jerome 94 , Jocelyn 94 . Patricia 119 , Reginald 94 , Stefani 94 . Tamara 172, 184 . Todd 119, 145, 166 Jacob, Michael 94, 181, 185, 180 Jacobs, Keith 119 Jacobson, Richard 64 Jaedrels, Stephen 64, 183, 181, 186 Jagielski, James 64 Jahnke, John 64, 178 Johnke, Steven 64, 178 Jokubek, Diana 119, 176 Jakubowski, Andrew 64 James, Alton 94 James, Danny 119 James, Larry 119 Jonczak, Craig 64 Jonczok, Jeffrey 64 Janis, Michael 94, 186 Janik, Peter 119, 140, 162, 188 Jankowski, Denis 64, 119 Jankowski, Daniel '07, 166 Jonawiak, Midwael 64 Jansen, Jeffrey 119, 164, 188 Janus, Peter 119, 129, 162 iiiiiiiiiii Hron, Annamorie 107, 139, 165 HriJperi, Garry 101 Hubanks, Mem 119 Huberiie, Willie Jr oss, 150 Hudierr, Charles ca, me Hudson, Thomas 107 Hridzirisiri, David 119 Huebseneri, Devid 119, 174 Hugderri, Paul 94 Jardwaw, Donald 94, 143, 145 Jorchow, Robert 119, 145 Jaredri, Robbie '07 Jarman, Jodi 64 Jcshinsky, Harold 64 David 119, 183, 184 Jasinski Jasinski . . , Jeffrey 64 , Ridward '07, 173 , Steven 119 Hughes. HUQDPS. HUQHSS. Hughes Hulkoff, Amy 107 Gwendolyn 94 Jennifer 64, 147 Pamela 119, 166, 185 Robert 64 Hun, Wilbur 119, 182 Honey, James 94, 172 Huston, James165 Hutchirs, Annette 64 Hurterer, John 64, 178 Hyduseir, John 94 Jaskalski, David 64, 136 Jelenic, John 107, 185 Jenkins, Elizabeth 94, 176, 184 Jenkins, Peggy 119, 166 Jernigan, Thomas 107, 153, 176 Jesmok, Gerald 119 Jesmok, Thomas 107 Jlnes, Undo 94, 181 Jaadwimczyk, Thomas 119, 172, 181 Job, James 119 Jaers, Robert 108, 145, 162 John, Michael 140 Johnson, Bruce 94, 150 Johnson, Carolyn 64, 139, 151, 166. 176 Johnson, Corrieann 64, 139, 151, 166, 176, 165 igrieeieir, Miemel 04, no irverr, cedrie 119, 129, 162 sem, Rex 94, iso ivy, Jerries 94, 181 iwerisiri, Brad 119 Hldebrond, Deon 107 Jaber, MOi'l0fTll'TY?d 119 Hildebrand, Timothy 118 Hi, Berry 181 Jablorski, Daniel 1Cl7, 174 Jabkbnski, James 64 iiiiii , Cedlia 119, 187 , David 107, 173, 174 , Dennis 119 , Grant 119 . Gfe90'Y 107 Jeffrey 94 Kim 119, 172, 176, 185. 1 181, 165, 164 Johnson , l.isa 94, 116 Johnson, Lisa 94, 176 Johnson, Marie 107, 151 Johrisori, Sharon 119, 160, 176, 185 Johnson , Tracey 185 Johnson, Vanessa 65 553555 E ii Debra 94, 185 , Terrol 107, 108 David 119 Bernard 65 Calvin 65 Elliott 119 50, 187 tic 65, 126, 106, 170 Ferdinand 94, 187 Fredridr 94, 181 . Gregory 65, 166, 170, 185 , Joseph 119 , Kevin '07, 187 , Kimberly 107, 176, 185 Larlsha 107 Jr Otis 94, 138 Parnell 119, 166 Steven 94, 186 lil Wade 94 Victoria 107 Jordan, Brian 119, 183 Jordan, I.isa 119, 185, 185 Jordan, Leonard 94, 184 Jorgensen, Annette 107 Joyner, Bennie 107, 150, 186 Jozwiok, Joseph 119 Jumbeck, Steven 119 Junior, Rodwelle 65, 182, 173 iiiiiliiiii kaczkowskl, Timothy 119, 135, 136 Koehler, Mark 65 Kois, Connie 119, 176 kdisnig, Deen 107, 174 Ridword 65 Konia, James 119 Kanter, Mark 65 Kaplan, Mary 94, 185 Karas. Douglas 65, 166 Karch, Carl 65, 150 Karch, Donna 94 Karczewski, Potrids 119, 164, 188 Karlovich, John 107 Karpinski, Gary 65 Kanz, Michael 65, 135, 136, 162, 170 Karrz, Riaiard 107, 138 Karwowski, Stephan 119 Kasobuske, Rids 107, 138, 174 Kasal, Stephen 94, 143, 153, 183 Kicsprzak, Scott 94, 145 Kastenholz, Mark 65 Kasuke, Robert 119, 143 Katuszonek, Barbara 107 Katzer, Michael 65, 140 Kaufman, Carol 119, 166, 164, 176 Kaufman, John 107, 138 Kaafman, Mark 65, 179 Daniel 119 Kozhski, Douglas 119, 164 Mark 65 Kehoe, Tirrothy 94, 138, 150 Kehring, Laurene 65 Kekesi, David 94 Kendall, Kcrlo 66 Kendrick, Sandra 66 Jads 107 Kenrowski, Jeffrey 94 Kessler, Kenneth 66, 164, 176, 181 Kenner, Christine 119, 135, 147, 1oo Kbfer, Dean 94 Kiernon, Dowel 161, 181, 188, 189, 174 Kiernon, James 107, 140, 188, 181 kKierzek, 'Dava 94, 186 Kierzek, John 107 Kierzek, Joseph 107 Kilgore, Lauren 66, 166, 176 Kimbrough, Darlene 66 Kimbrough, Kelvin 129, 187 King, Gary 66, 150, 179 King, Jennler 94, 136 Khsley, Timothy 107, 138 Kipp, Jerome 107, 166 Kirdwner, Cynthia 94 Kitsap, Scott 119 KBS, Steven 119, 136 Douglas 107, 138, 166. 173 Ronald 107, 143 Kleinsdrimidt, Michael 66 Kleppe, Jon 107 Kletch, Joseph 107 Klimedr, Kim 107 Klodsow, Kurt 119 Klapatek, John 94 Klasowski, Michael 66 Kloss, John 107, 150 Klugiewicz, Joseph 107 Klusrnon, Kathleen 94 Klusman, Thomas 94 Knods, Daniel 66, 179 Knetsdx, Cheryl 119 Kriersai, Jocquelin 94 Knersdw, Jerome 119, 152 Knurowski, Roben 119 Knurowski, Stephen 95, 138 Koehler, John 119 Koeppler, Gary 60, 178 Koerner, Donald Jr 107 Koller, Scart 108 Kohlbeds, Kenneth 119 Kohbedr, Ronald 60 Kahhapp, Joseph 119 Kohlmann, Roben 119, 162, 166, 172, 173, 174, 183, 184, 187, 188 Kokta, John 66 Kolonowski, Steven 108 Kolosso, timothy 119, 'loo Komans, Ferdinand 119, 173 Kamarowski, Ward 66, 188 Kanter, Midiael 108 Kantowicz, Michael 66 Kopca, Andrew 108, 138, 162, 176 Kopczynski, Coral 108, 139, 147 Kapczynski, Donald 60, 136 Kopczynski, Mark 66 Kopp, Norman 108 Kopplin, Mark oo Korbeln, Keith 179 Korber, Nancy 119 Kordasiewia, Thaddeus 67 Kordudsi, Dougias 95, 138, 153, 162 Kardudd, Midwael 67, 136, 152. 162, 166, 152 Kornburger, Ralph 118, 136, 145 Kornowski, Keith 108, 183 Koranko, Cliff 108, 174 Roben 108 Michael 67, 166, 174, 188 Koski, Brian 60 Koss, Ricky 120, 183, 187, 187 Koszuta, Edward 108, 154 Koszuta, Steven 120 Kotlarek, Craig 95 Kotlarek, Russel 67 Kortke, Janeon 95 Kortke, Jeffrey 120 Kowalevvski, Parridr Kowalski, Bart 120, 136, 164, 166 Kowalski, John 108 Kowalski, Kenneth 67 Kowalski, Keith 120 Kozlasky, Kevin 108, 183 KazJowski, Daniel 67 Kroemer, Kevin 108, 174 Krajak, Kenneth 67 Krason, John 95 ' Krause, Edward 67 Krause, George 108 Krause, Mary 108, 109 Krause, Kenneth 95 Kraut, Peter 67 Krawczyk, John 67 Obluds, John 121, 129 Krawczyk, Kenneth 95, 146 Kress, Robert 95 Kriescher, Krawsky, Krueger. KVUQQGV, KfUe9et. Krueger. Krueger. Edwin 95 Kurt 67 Gerald 95 Gregory 106 John 95 John 95 Robert 106 Kreuger, Wendy 67, 179 Krurtval, Anthony 106 Kmmral, Thomas 67, 166 Krusahke, Wayne 120, 164 Kmse, Tammy 120, 164, 166, 176 Ktysrowiak, Diana 106 Krysrowiak, Donna 120 Krzemlnskl, Daniel 120 Kublszewskl, Michael 120 Kudwarskl, Kurt 67, 166 Kulaszewicz, Frank 106, 166 Kulesza, Edwin 120 Kulis. Judith 67 Kulwld-tl, Daniel 120 Kupferschrnld, James 106 Kur1lnsl4, Elzabeth 106, 169, 161 Kurszewskl, Gien 95 Kurszewskl, Kevln 106 Kurtz, Diane 106, 174 Kurtz, James 67 Kurtz, Nancy 95 KUIfT11l'Skl, M0111 D6 Loobs, Richard 106 Lablmki, Mark 67, 166 Lobre, Lora 120, 166 Lafetnier, Kely 139 Lafever, Ronald 67 LaFieur, Renee 15, 176 Lagoba, Anthony 95, 136 Lamb, Mabel 106, 165, 176 Lamprecht, Terrance 95 Lanctot, Jr William 67 Landowsld, Robert 95, 150, 166, Lang, Daniel 120 Loplnske, Jerald 95, 166, 154 Lara, Etllnda 106, 169 Laska, Joseph 120 Latawiec, Kevin 67, 179 Law. Lotus, Steven 106 Lotus, Kevin 67, 179 Lotus ,Ronald 67 Lotus, Scott 120 Lavlne, Kerri 120 Jewell 106, 151 Lawnlckl, Curt 106 Lawrence, Robert 106, 140 Lawson, Lucy 95 Lazzaro, Vincent 120 Leodi, Gregory 95, 150 Leach, Mary 120, 166, 165 Leavitt, Richard 106 Leazer, Naryan 95 LeCourt, Michael 95 Lee, Anthony 161 Lee, Danny 95 Lee, David 67 Lee, Trung 160, 95 Lee, Wllam 95 Leeser, James 67 LeFebvte, Brad 67 LeFebvre, Kurt 106 Lel-'lore, Vonzet 164 LeGras, Craig 106 Legwlnskl, John 95 Lelntz, Susan 66 Lelnweber, Kenneth 66 Ldtermonn, Jeffrey 66, 176 Lelinski, Jeffrey 108, 166 Lemboch, Charles 95, 161 Lemke, Thomas 95 Lena, Jeffrey 106 Lenrz, Timothy 106 Leonard, Thomas 66 Leonardelll, Giulio 95 Leone, John 96, 156 Leooir, shown oe Lester, Anthony 66, 162, 161 Lester, Hsabeth 66, 179 Lester, Dwana '06, 160 Lesrer, Gwendolyn 66, 147 Lester, 1'homas 106, 160 Levan, Midtiael 120 Lewlrtskl, Leonard 66 Llbecld, Daniel 106, 166 Licht, Charles 106 Ligh, Chl 96 Llg'non, Daniel 120 LJgnon, David 66, 145 Ligman, David 66, 145 Llgmon, Kevin Llgodsl, James 66 Ligodrl, Joseph 1, 96 Ligodsl, Robert 106 l.lndner, Bernard 96, 150, 166 Llndqubt, Tammi 96 Llndsrrorrt, Lane 66 LJnk, Owaries 120, 129, 161 Linslrl, Ridtiord 106, 162 LIQQCN, Paul 96 Llsron, Mcrk 120, 166 LMC, Tarrtislav 120 Uayd, Ridward 96 Uoyd, Thomas 96 Logan, James 106, 166, 150 Lolsele, Pamela 66, 147, 164 Lakken, Peter 96 Lonergon, Timothy 66 Loosen, Kevin 66 Lopez, Jr lsidor 66 Lopez, Kevin 120, 172, 166 Lorenz, Wiliam 66 Lorenzl, Steven 66 Loren1J, Midiael 106 Lorenzo, Alexander 120 Lorlna, Peter 106 Love, Deborah 66, 176, 166 Love, Scott 106, 162, 136, 165 Lavendohl, Cori 66, 164 Lavendahl, Daniel 96, 145 Lovendahl, James 106, 166, 166 Lowe, Eric 106 Ldoetskl, Mark 120 Libetsk, Michael 66 Libus, Eva 66, 165 Lucas, Debra 96 Lucas, Ronald 96, 166 Ludwig, David 106, 120 Ludwig, Joseph 166, 167 Lueoben, John 106, 145, 167 Luedtke, Gary Lukas, Jonathon 106 Lusz, Henry 120, 161, 169 Luter, Henry 96 Lykrs, Randy 106 Lynn, Keith 96 Mdleath, Greg 619 McCabe, Matthew 106, 166 Mcionce, Richard 120 McCants, Linda 69 McCain, Andrea 151, 176 McColurr1, Regis 96 McCol1um, Rita 96, 165 McCar14e, Ronald 120 Mcfarlin, Davu 96 McGee, Jr James 96 McGill, Sharon 106 McGonigle, Terrence 120, 166 Moienry, Kristina 167, 96 Md4ay, Thomas 96 McKinley, Geneva 120, 176 Mcklniey, kevin 106 McKinley, Reginald 64, 164, 176, 168, 164 McMurt1n, Marshall 120 McNarner, David 106 McNomer, Tlrnothy 96 Mdlell, Francine 120, 162 Mdiel, Joseph Jr 106, ice Mdlew, Matthew 106 Mdfartland, Thomas 106 Mdweeney, Nlldwael 96, 145 Mocaluso, .Joseph 106, 166, 167. Mochajewskl, David 120, 129 Modwajewskl, Jeffrey 66 Mooas, Rudolfa 96 Moaeiewsirt, James 66, 174 Madejewski, Paul 120 Mads, David 96 Mock, Lyle oe, 126 Mods, Steven 120 Macon, James 120 Madish, Rldward 96, 166 Magna, Kevin 96, 166, 150 Magyar, Korolyn '06 Maidwie, Scott 66, 170, 176 Majeske, Steven 179 Makarskl, John 106 Makola, Robert 96, 140 Mdsowski, Paul 96, 166, 145 Malaczynskl, John 106 Maiedri, Linda 106, 166 Maiedsl, Paul 69 Mallnouskas, Matthew 69 Mallnovic, Dora 69, 140, 161, 166 Mallnawskl, Andrew 69 Malibotskl, Paul 120 Malett, Michael 96, 166 Manial, Scott 69 Manqilovic, John 69 Matdniak, Brian 69, 161, 166 Maciniok, Bruce 69, 150, 179 Marek, Peter 106 Marek, Timothy 69, 145 Marlscal, Tate 106 Marks, Robin Motquardt, Monique 69, 176, 161 Matthews, Martln 69, 166 Matthews, Parridr 109, 145 Matthews, Rosemarie 69, 166, 176 Matrox, David 120, 174 Matty, Martln 166, 106, 166, 162, 156 Mouel, Michael 109 Mauel, Thomas Mauger, Cory 109, 166, 174 Maurer, Midtael 69, 176 Mayer, Scott 120 Maypark, David 109, 174 Mazzara, Russel 97 Mazzara, Scott 109 Medna, Marybei '09, 169, 164 Mehai, Daniel 120, 140, 162 Melnhardt, Markus 109, 140, 162 Mejias, Lub 120 Meleskl, James 120 Melon, John 69 Meloy, Lawrence Melsheimer, Suzanne 120 Mendoza, Ruben 109, 136, 152 Meraer, Thomas 109, 166 Merkel, Llsa 109, 165, 176 Merkel, Mark Merrlweather, Theophilu 107 Messllng, Donnie 109 Metz, Jean 120 Metz, 'Hmothy 109 Meyers, Jr Allen 97 Meyers, Dom 120 Midwoels, John 109, 166 Micholovltz, Robert 109 Michael 70 Midwels, Craig 70 Midvelson, Kenneth 161 Mttrdio, Joseph 70 Mlkorski, Robert 109 Mi-uovsiry, Michoel 70 Mliocca, Gregg 120, 174 Mler, Steven 70, 166, 162 Morehouse, Gus 97 Morgan, Robert 97 Margano, John '09 Adrienne 109, 162, 166 Norman 97 Rodslyn 109, 156 Vince 120, 164 Mosher, Matthew 97 Mosley, Marlin 5555 Moss, Greg 70, 166, 175, 166, 167 Mrozek. Mrazek, Mueller, Muelier. Mueller, Adam 120 Mak 70, 166 Francis 109 James 97 Mark 70, 174 Muhammad, Terry 161, 165 Murphy. Undo 120, 166 Musha, Dtlan 121 Musiedlak, Steven 109 Mussa, David 70 Murh, Midtiael 110 Mydiowskl, Michael 97 Nayera, Pool 121 Nakelsky, Pamela 110, 176 Nopieroio, Angela 97 Nopieroio, Clalre121, too, 161, 164, 176 Napieroia, Curt 71 Napierala, uzooerh 110 Nararyo, Rlben 121 Mler, Tracey Mls, Robert 97 Miasz, Robert 97, 156 Miner, Llsa 70 Mlnzlaff, Michael 97 Mloduszewskl, Michael 70 Mbka, David 97 Sheila 120 Richard 109, 140 Mltdiel, Arthur Mitchel, Anthony 97 Mitdnell. Darry120, 129, 166, 164, Nasgowtrz, Mark 110, 170, 176 Nash, Joseph 71 Nash, Judith 71, 172, 176, 165 Nash, Klmberiy 71 Nash, Laurie 121, 166, 165 Nash, Terri 110, 176 Nastdskl, David 110, 146, 150 Nasrulski, Karen 71, 147, 164 Navarro, Anthony 97, 167 Navarro, Juan 121, 162 Ned, Deandre 97, 150 Neal, Sheila 110, 151, 176 Mortal, David 120 Marshall, Mark 106 Martens, Thad 96 Martens, Timothy 97, 166 Martln, Gtfstlne 120, 164, 172, 166 Martln, Dolores 97 Martln, Elizabeth 120, 166 Martln, Terry 106 167 Mitdwell, Cotilss 109 Mltltch, Mllan 109 Mitten, John 109 Moegenberg, Rld'iard 109 Moeller, James 70 Moen, Daniel 120 Mohorko, Rldiard 120 Maman, Leslie 97, 167 Monette, Robert 70 Monfte, Dean 120 Monroe, Donna 176, 167 Montlio, Lorralne 70, 176 Nelson, Dariene 97, 166 Nelson, Davld 110 Nelson, Florence 121, 160 Nelson, Jeffrey 71 Nelson, Kenneth 121, 129, 164 Nessler, Terry Martinez, Antonio 106, 165, 175 Martinez, Hector 109, 167 Marunowskl, David Masalewicz, Daniel 97 Mason, James 120 Mason, Thomas 97 Massingale, Jonathan 120, 126 Matelskl, Duane 120 Maternawskl, Daryl 120, 166, 167, Mather, David 120 mrgusek, Todd 97 Marthels, Harry 109 Mattheis, Andrew 120 Montoya, Judith 120, 176 Moore, Moore, Moore, Moore, Moore. April 97, 176 Eric 109 Jerry 97 Terrence 97, 162 Theressa 97, '64 Moorer, Michael 109 Morales, Roberto 97, 150, 166 Moran, 174 Paul 120, 166, 162, 166, Motonskl, Thomas 70 Morbeck, Dava 70, 166 Moreau, Patricia 104, 161 Moreau, Stanley 70 Neuwrg, Robert 110 Neuman, Midwoel 97, 121 Neumann, Anthony 71 Neumann, Mark New, Lori 97, 161 Newman, Todd 121 Newsome, Robert 71 Nlggerneler, Christoph 121, 146, 162 Nlies, Elwood 110 ripper, Scott 97 Nlstor, Mark 121, 165 Noble, Michelle 97 Nobles, Rodney Noiden, Coroga 110 Novak, Jeffrey 97 Novak, Timothy 71 Nowak, Denlse 71 Nowak, Dawn 71, 176 Nowak, Paul 121 Nowak, Steven 97 Nunemoker, John 71 Ochalek, Paul 121, 126, 146. Odts, Duane 97 Offutt, Laura 71 Ogodowskl, Daniel 121 Oicott, Andrew 110, 129 oiohorn, Phyllis 71, 170 Oiejticzak, John 71 Ollnger, Raleigh 110, 166, 16 Ollnger, Youlando 97 Oliver, Mldtael 97 Oliver, Geneviever 121, 166 Olsen, Joy 97, 153, 161 olsoh, Joseph 97 Olszewskl, John 110 O'Nell, Jay 110, 145, 165 O'Neil, Kevin 97 Onisdti, Scott 121 Opgenorth, James 97 Otd'iel, Arthur 121 Ordonez, Rosa 97 Oree, Jr PhlllIp'121, 129, 160 Ott, Laura 71, 164 Orr, Lisa 71 Osgood, Scott 71 Osgood, Steven 71, 179 O'Sheo, Karen 97 O'Shea, Timothy 71, 166 161 2, Osmanski, Paul 110, 129, 174 Osmamkl, Steven 162 Osrovidt, John 121 Osttowiecki, Dennis 121 Ostrowskl, Jr Ronald 121 Osrrawski, William 97 Otis, Bridgette 97 Ottow, Bryon 71 Ottow, John 71 Ozanidn, John 97 Osmlnkawski, Thomas 110 Padsard, John 121 Padgett, Charles 71 Padgett, Troy 97, 166 Podron, Joseph 110, 166 Paul 121 Paikowski, Richard 110 Poiirowsiri, Anrhohy 97 Palmer, Ltanya 110 Palmlsana, Midiael 97 Poqoerre, Jaseph121, 145 Parker, LoViIle 97, 161 Partett, Anthony 97 Patin, Gregory 121, 166 Patoko, Jeffrey 110 Patrick, Colvin 121, 161 Patrick, Glen 97 Patrick, Regina 97, 162 Patterson, Terrance 110 Porron, Clayton 71, 166, 145 Patton, Donnie 97, 167, 166 Patzke, Timothy 110 Paulke, Eric 110 Pavelchik, Jeffrey 110 Powered, Donnie121, 162 175 Index 196 r l Pawlok, Derek 71, 140, 172 Pawlok, Lisa 10, 166 Pawlawski, Darin 97 Pawlowski, Brian 71, 179 Pawlowski, Kevin 121 Payne, Debra 71, 179 Payne, Sheila 72, 174, 105 Peardat, Brian 122 Pecard, Amald 110 Pecard, Richard 72 Peck, Frederick Jr 122, 181 Peerenbaom, Daniel 122 Peete, Alexander Pelbhek, Alan 97 Peishek, John 110 PelawsH, Tina 122 Pena, Lorri 97 Pence, Gale 122 Pepilnslri, William 97 Perdue, William 97 Perez, Noel 97 Perlrlns, Nena 97, 176 Perry, Charles 179 Perry, Jeff 98 Perry, Mark 122 Perry, Ray 98 Perry, sean 110, 152 Persa, Suzanne 122, 166, 176 Persids, Thomas 122, 174 Pesdwedr, Clark 72 Peschedr, Cixtis 110 Peterson, Cassandra 122, 176, 161, 162 Peterson, Gary 111 Peterson, Keith 122 Peterson, Kurt 122 Peterson, Roben 111 Penell, Rita 111 Perrelli, Theresa 98 Petre, Ridiard 111 Pertaff, Robert 98, 138, 153, 181 Petravich, Zora 122, 164, 182, 184 Petris, Ken oe, 176, 181 Wea, Jeffery 122 Pliips, Wilie 111 Placentine, Thomas 72, 187 Plotek, Walter 98 Pickering, Colleen 122 Pickering. James 72 Pickering, Wilbm 111, 129, 140, 151, 174 Pldsett, Glenda 111, 176, 187, 165 Plckl, Troy 98, 189 Plech, David 98 Piechawski, Michael 72 Plekorski, Alon 111 Plekarskl, Ronald 122 Pierce, Lee 111 Plerdzioch, Ronald 129 Plerraszewsk, Dennis 98 Pierrzak, Thomas 72, 145, 188 Plsxla, Alan 122 Plnchord, Lone 122 Pinkenon, Suzanna 111 Pinkas, Patrick 98, 145 Pinkas, Telesphor 111, 124 Plnkowski, James 98 Piajdo, Edward 111 Plonek, Kevin 122 Plantek, George 72 Plantek, Kenneth 98, 181, 180 Plarkowski, Leanne 72, 147, 161 Piottowsld, Jon 111 Plrei, Donald 122 Plrrman, Pa11'ida111, 176 Pitts, Daniel 111 Plwaron, Julie 122, 166, 175 Place, Krug 122, 172 Planning. Gotdan111, 138 Plei, Josef 122 Plesnk, Mark 194 Index Plesnik, Sherri 122, 166 Pleugers, Randall 111 Pimpton, James 122 Pizka, Jef1rey 72, 181 Plner, Mark 98, 145 Plumb, Edwin 111, 145, 183 Pluslvata, Dean 98, 143 Pocjoski, Undo 72, 184 Pak, Christopher 111 Poka, Jr Joseph 98 Pollak, Brian 122 Palods, Corinne 166 Polodr, Greg 72 Palock, Todd 98 Pope, Christopher 122 Pope, Daniel 98, 138 Pope, Kelty 72 Popovidw, Shelia 111, 147 Parte, Thomas 122 Porter, Kendrids 111 Poner, Ridnord 111, 140 Porter, Wayne 98 Potega, Deborah 98, 182 Potego, Jael 122, 129, 143, 183 5555555iiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii sssssiitigisifirgirsfiisrg sszfiiisgiiiiiiis QQQZB8 gggugsgg 862' :egg 2 2 Qin 27 iii i 555555 , traoney 123 . Dolores 72, iso . Martha 147, 151, 176 Miahael 72, 150 l1Dl10VVSKl, Jay 98 Rakowski, Jan 98 Rokowski, Richard 72 Ramirez, Carbs 72, 185 Ramos, Sondra 123 Ramsey, Pamela 98, 186 Randall, Tony 72 Randle, Kathleen Randolph, Jennifer 72, 147, 151 Rondt, Thomas 72 Ronney, Thomcr 72 Roschke, Kathy 111, 181, 180 Roschke, Robert 123, 181, 188 Ratqczyk, Nids 123 Ratayczak, Brion 179 Rathkamp, Thomas 72 Rathkamp, Timothy 72 Ray, Anthony 98, 151, 181 Ray, Leriria 111 Raymond, Wiliam 73 Raza, Joseph 123, 129 Rebarzke, Thomas 73, 135, 136, 162 Reed, Tracy 98 Reeves, Ida 98 Regan, Jonathan 123, 164 Regolado, David 73 Relble, Glenn 98, 181 Reidw, Raphael 98 Reich, Susan 111, 182 Reid, John 111 Reiff, Ridnard 98, 138, 145 Rely, Christopher 123 Reimonn, Jeffrey 162, 183 Reimer, David 123 Reimer, Laura 111 Remsing, David 111, 138 Remsza, Gregory 111 Renaud, David 111, 135, 145, 183, 184, 187 Repedn, James 111, 143 Repern, James 73, 176 Reperri, Timothy 73, 140 Reszczynski, Ronald 98 Rewrniewicz, Frank 98, 138 Rhodes, Leonce 73, 165, 166 Rich, Maureen 73, 166 Rich, Midwoel 123 Richards, Frank 111 Richey, Robert 123 Ride, Angela 176 Rido, Cynthia 73, 166, 176, 185. 165 Ride, Trony 123 Midtiael 111, 174 Richard 123 Riener, Mark 73 Riey, James 123 Rinehart, Dean 111 Rivera, Jose 98 Rivera, James 111 Rivera, Ruben 73 Rivera, Rafael 98 Roolsvon, Lcrs 111 Robbins, Reginald 166 Robbins, Victoria 123, 185 Roberson, Gregory 186 Roberson, Rosalind 98 rxaaerrs, Denise 111 Roberts, James 73, 183, 187 Robertson, Clarlssia Robertson, Donna 123, 164 Robertson, Randal 98 Robertson, Randsom 98, 184 Robertson, Sharon 98 Robertson, Sidney 98 Robinson, Calvin 123 Robinson, Carmen 98, 176 Robinson, Carnellus 123, 136, 150, 183, 187 Robinson, Jose 111 Robinson, Scott 111 Rodvenboch, Dret 111, 162 Rodgers, Danon 123, 166 Rodriguez, Anthony 111, 129, 181 Rodriguez, Eduvjes 98, 138, 153 Rodriguez, Patricia 70, 176 Rodriguez, Gregorio 73, 176 naeglin, todd 111 Rogan, Brian 98 Rogers, Joseph 123, 162 Rohlaff, Myles 111 txalsnic, Joseph 111 Roman, Carmen 73, 172, 176 Roman, Mirion 123 Roncd-io, Mark 73 Rongholt, Matthew 111 Rose, Jeffrey 73, 135 Rose, Michael 73 Rose, Mark 123, 136, 183 Rose, Victor 98, 186 Rosersprung, Charlene 111 ROSl0'KJVlSkl, Julius 123, 181 Rasolek, Michael 123, 129, 143, Roszak, Richard 123, 183 Roth, Theodore 111, 181 Rath, Tia 111 Rouleou, Wiliam 98, 138 Rozwodowski, Daniel 111, 183 Rudser, Philip 111 Rudrer, Vanessa 73 Rudtys, Matthew 98 Rudtys, Timothy 123 Rudnidr, Paul 98 Ruiz, Carmen 74 Runte, James 123, 161 Rupnids, Curt 74 Rush, Mark 74 Rush, Valerie 111 Russ, Renee 111 Russart, Patrids 74 Russel, Deborah 98, 181 Russel, Trnothy 123, 181, 180 tiurzlnsia, Jody 111 Rutzlmki, John 74 Rutzirski, Paul 123 Ryan, Edward 74 Ryerson, Jr James 74 Sabarineli, Mark 123 Sabez, Jonathon 111, 138 Sadowski, Steven 98 Saez, Riben Saffold, Johnathan 74, 165 Saffold, Tommy 74 Saffold, Tony 74 Salavo, Ronald 111, 183 Saler, Steven 74 SONET, Jil 74 Saliey, Darryl 98 Sdomone, Philip 98 Somolyk, Pau 111 Sandiez, Esmeralda 74, 161 Sandwez, Javier 74, 140 Sanders, Mark 74, 166, 188 Sanfeippa, John 98 Santiago, Anthony 98 Sanrbtevon, Richard 123, 166 sanrara, steven oe, 17a Sarandas, Jim 98, 138 Sargeant, Deborah 98 Sorgeant, Keith 74 l 179 Sargeant, Renee 123 Sasser, Robert 98 Sattler, Kenneth 74, 136 Sayles, Chem 74 Scoffidi, Mark 74 Schad, Mark 123 Sdwallharn, Timothy 75, 183 Scharpf, Wayne 98 Sdwebe, Donna 98 Sdieibe, Robert 123 Sdiell, Joseph 98 Schenk, Dennis 75 Schenlel, Midnael 111, 138 Sdmiefebein, Robert 75 Schler, Veronica 123, 166, 176 Sdtirer, Stephen 123 Schiz, John 75, 166 Schllz, Thomas 75, 179 Sdwlachter, Mark 123, 136, 162 Sdiloil-lawski, Karen 98, 183 Schlatkowski, Mark 123, 182, 184, 186, 187 Schlarb, David 123 Sdhlox, James 111 Sd-Jax, Jerre 123, 140 Sdilemm, Gary 98 Sdwmld, Paul 111, 138 Schmidt, David 75 Sdimidt, Fred 123 Sdwmidt, James 123 Schmidt, Kenneth 111 Sdnmidt, Ronald 99 Sd'imidt, Sarah 99, 183 Schmitz, Mark 111 Sdinabl, Kurt 123 Sdtnabl, Selena 99, 176 Sdmneider, Edward 75 Schneider, James 111 Schneider, Robert Sdwneider, Scott 75, 136, 170, 179 Schoba, Mark 111, 162, 154 Schober, Dean 75, 179 Schoen, Midwael 75, 128 Sdioettel, Michael 75, 162 Sdioafs, Neal 99 Schott, Kenneth 75 Sdwriener, Marlin 123 Schroeder, Emery 112 Schubarth, Ridsy 99 Schuessler, James 99 Schuetz, Gregory 112, 145 Schuetz, Keith 75, 166 Schultz, Brian 123 Schultz, Kenneth 99, 145 Sahultz, Kewl 123 Schultz, Ridtiad 162 Schultz, Steven 75, 136 Sdtulz, Daniel 75 Schulz, John 112, 174 Sdwulz, Paul 123 Sdtiurlan, Joseph 112 Schwon, John 99, 138, 145 Sdtwenn, Midwael 75, 179 Schwingshakl, Michael 125 Scolore, Michael 75, 181 Scott, Debra 112 Scott, Kevin 75 Scott, Kenneth 99 Scott, Timothy 112 Suesny, Midnael 123, 129, 143 Sczesny, Roben 140 Seehofer, Phlip 75 Seid, Pad 112 Selpel, Gtrlstapher 112 Sekoch, Joseph 112 Sell, Steven 99 Semanko, Roben 99 Se-mega, Donald 75 Senner, Jr. Ridiord 75 Sericati, Jeffrey 112, 138 Stephen 99, 183 Settles, Matthew 123, 166 Severson, Mark 99 Shaffer, Barbara 123 Shaffer, Oirstoph 75 Shaffer, Dovb 123, 164, 181 Shaffer, Joyce 99, 185 Shareef, Sarji 99 Sharp, Celesta 123, 147, 166 Sharp, Delores 176 Shelton, Brian 75, 162 Shelton, Sharon 75 Shepard, Alan 123 Shine, Daniel 112, 161, 173 Shirah, ViCrOria 181, 160 Shoate, Midwele 99 Sidney, Midwelle 112, 176 Siejkawski, Bryan 99 Sielickl, Thomas 75, 179, 188 Simaschka, Susan 112 Simmons, Carrie 99 Simonis, Mark 75 Slmos, Kelty 99 Sims, Reginald 99 Sims, Ryan 99, 186 Sims, Rodman 112 Sindoir, Kevin 112 Singer, David 123, 166 Singer, Paul 112 Singleton, Charles 123 Sinyakovich, Joseph 120 Sitzberger, Robert 112 Sitzwohl, Ouorles 123 Laura 76, 185 Skodahl, Keith 76, 178 Slsaradzirfski, Robert 76, 136, 166 Skott, David 76 Skorteba, Eric 99, 172 skaneoa, Mark 179, 188 Skenadore, Laurie 112 Skowronek, Dowd 76, 166 Slodse, Gregory 76 Sloske, Mark 112 Daw 112, 138, 162 Siwinski, Philip 123 Sl0WlfBl4l, Steven 99 Slupianowski, Larry 76 Smart, Everlyn 123, 182 Panidr 99 Smith, Carlo 99, 176 Smith, Casimir 186 Smith, Denise 99 Smith, Eddie 112 Smith, Kermit 124, 143 Smith, Lisa 99, 176, 184 Smith, Melanie 112 Smith, Michael 99, 145 Smith, Michael 76, 136 Smith, Paul 112 Smith, Reginald 112, 129, 153, 181 Smith, Phylls 99 Smith, Sharon 99 Smith, Timothy 112, 138, 150 Smith, 'lhomcn 112, 138 Smoots, Dewayne 76 Smukowski, Mark 112, 173, 188 Sneed, Mae 99, 165, 176 Sneed, Mark 76 Snlpsrad, Jr. Virgil 124 Snyder, Duane 124 Snyder, Paul 124 Sobanski, Bren 112 Salke, Thomcr 112, 174 Solvong, Jerome 124 Sonnen, Kenneth 112 Sapa, Jerard 76 Sawirski, Thomas 112, 150, 162 Soak, James 124 Sparangis, George 76 Sparangis, Theodore 112 Spcrla, Christopher 99 Spares, Gary 112, 187 Wallace Spares, Richard 124, 129, 183 Spaulding, Dale 76 Spaulding, Dawn 124 Spears, Carol 124, 185 Speener, Gary 99, 124 Speier, Girsrapher 99, 145 speir, John 112, 145, 162 Spence, Lisa 99, 184 Spenner, Randy 166 Spoerrl, Arthur 112 Sprewer Spoke, David 180 Sponder Sparrek. 51-Xfrrek, Spartek. , Lawrence 124 Miahoel 100 Tracey 1w, 138 Warren 124 Sprewer, Charlene 112 , Darren 1C0, 138 Yanasak, John 80 Vermiglia, John 101 Tiiden, Gerald 124 Spydwalla, Daniel 76 Stochawiak, Paul 76, 178 Stadler, Daniel 76, 140 Stagakis, Emmanuel 124 Stahl, Carolyn 124, 164, 166, 174 Srampley, Arrillis 124, 151, 175, 155 Sranislowski, James 112, 138 Sranke, Kevin 124 Srankovsky, Joseph 112 Stana, John 124 Sraszak, James 'M Srarhas, Steven 76 Stec, David 100, 138, 153 Srefanski, Brion 124 Steffes, Ronald 76 Srelnacker, Edwin 124 Steinmann, Gregory Stelloh, Brian 1111 Stelloh, Mark 76 Sreirriaslewsk, Alicia 112 Srelter, Lara 124, 164 Sreld, Timothy 103 Sremo, Midwoel 124 Stemo, Robert 112, 154 Srepamkl, Donald 112 Stephenson, Grace 124, 166, 185 Sterling, Paul 1111, 185 Sternig, Dean 76, 135, 166 Stern, Ervin 76, 179 Stevenson, Anthony 112, 162 Stevlingson, Daniel 100 Srewan, Cynirhla 76, 181 Stewan, Susan Sriewe, Jr Howard 100 Stisa, Joel 112, 168, 188 Stingley, Jeffrey 124 Srirson, Robert '113 Stojsavievic, Marcia 76, 161, 182 Srolowski, Patrtk 124 Stonina, Gregory 112, 166, 174 Strait, Keith 112 Strand, Edward 124 Stream, Clark 112, 138, 153, 183, 187 Srneter, Judith 124, 135, 147 Srralka, Karen 112 Straika, Ronald 76 Srrook, Cody 112, 182 Strorhenke, Ann 76 Strothenke, Jeffrey 124 Srtorhenke, Todd 112 Srrudr, Christopher 77, 150, 161, 18 Srrzyzewski, Michael 124 Studer, Gregory 124 Sys, Steven KD Subel, Thomcs 112 Sqedsi, Paul T7 Sdewski, Joseph 112, 136 Surrih, Melvin 112, 150 Summerheld, Melsa 77, 188 Summerfield, Teresa 124, 147 Summerville, Doris 100, 185 Surron, Brenda 1111 184 Sved, Mathew 77 1 Svehlek, James 124, 136 Svaboda, Christophe 124, 129, 136. 161 Svoboda, Craig 100, 138 Swarrwour, Brian 1111, 182 Sweets, Gregory 77, 161, 175, 180 Swialkowski, Daniel 124, 181 Swiercz, James 100 Swienz, John 1113, 145, 174 Swift, Tracy 100, 181, 184 Sylke, Daniel 77 Szmidt, Kathryn 124 Szpek. Timothy 112, 162 Sztapka, Joseph 124 Szwalkiewicz, Paul 124 Szwedo, John 1C0, 181 Szydel, Chester 178 Szyjakowski, Michael 77, 140 Tobaska, Tabmko, Tadysak, Talavera. Michael KD Thomas 112 Troy 112 Manuel 124 Talberr, Howard 124 Tally, Jerome 100 Tamblingslon, Merlyn 124 Taormina, Peter 124 Tarantino, James 124, 166 Tarantino, Stephen 100 Tarantino, Tammy 100, 139 Tare, Patrice 101 Tare, Patrlds 101 Tatum, Brenda T7 raylar, Daniel 124 Taylor, Delmana 112, 130, 185 Taylor, Jeannie 77 raylar, Karen 124, 151, 1aa, 182, 184 Taylor, Marlena 101, 155 Taylor, Michael 150 Tennyson, Gregory 101 Terch, James T7, 164 Terry, Darryl 101, 150 Terry, Mary 101 Tessler, Tlrnarhy 77 Tews, Mary 124, 164 Thiemer, Daniel '01, 174 Thiemer, Perrin 124, 174 Thien, Wiiam 77, 145 Thinvnesdi, Arnold '01 Carmen 77, 166, 173, 185 . Gf990'Y 101. 130 . 1052911 77 Yvonne 101 Thompson, Felicia 124, 184, 188 Thompson, Rosamary 101 Thornton, Margarita 124 Thurman, Theresa 112, 151, 165, iii? 176 Tihbirs, Terry 77 Tbbits, Tina 112, 176 Tobolski, Timothy 101 Todd, Ernest 124, 183 Todd, Jesse 101, 186 Toepfer, Eric 112 Taepfer, John 112 Trislcari, Robert 78 Troglin, Barbara 112, 176, 185 Tromp, Anne 184 Tramp, Midlael 124, 181, 188 Truax, Lyle 78 Tudwolski, Jeffery 78, 140 Tumidajewicz, Gregory 140 Turner, Gregory 124, 162 Turner, Gerald 124, 129 Twilley, Marion 176, 181 Tyler, Billy 01 ryaaa, Jeffery 101, 174 Uedse, Roberr 101 lJb'ich, Kristelle 78, 161, 172, 182 Unch, Robert 124 Updiurch, Eric 124 Upesleja, Steve 101 Urban, Joseph 174 Urboniak, David 124 Usher, Alan 78, 179 Valuah, Dennis 78 Vandezande, Paul 124, 162 VanDusen, Jaymie 101, 188 Vanminsel, Steven 124 Vanwieringen, Niels 124, 140, Vcrgm, Robert 112 Vaughn, Treacy 124, 165 vaaght, Kenneth 101 Vecsy, Ceisa 124 Venus, Jeffrey 112 Verbrugge, Ellen 112 Ver0rugge, Michael 78 Verflunker, Kurt 101 Vermiglio, Jodi 124, 162, 176, 165 Vesel, Frank 112, 180, 166, 181 Vetsch, Dwayne 112, 166 Vetsdr, Glen 78 Vnuk, Steven 113 Vag, lisa 78 Vogt, David 01 Voir, Timothy 78 Voir, Todd 78 Voris, Teresa 113, 165, 176 Wade, Cynthia 101 Wade, Maurice 78 Wagner, Gregory 124 Waldow, Carl 113, 162 Walker, Walker, Walker, Walker, Walker, Walker, Wallace Waloce Brian 124 David 113 Elaine 113, 187 Keenan 78, 164, 165 Kerry 78, 183 Sheldon 124, 183 Carolyn 113 . Lamont 124, 188 Wallace, Lavetre 113, 182 Steven 78 White, James 138, 181 Whirehorn, Starr 113, 181 Whiteside, Valerie 125, 164 Whirtley, Rodney 125, 129 Wibberr, Craig 113 Wiattman, Brian 125 Wldwman, Michael Jr 79 Widwman, Scott 113, 183 Wtdl, David 79, 128 Wiclar, Jody 79, 161 Wieland, Paul 79, 140 Walsworth, Grant 101, 174 Walton, Robert 101, 138 Ward, Carieon '01 Word, Gary 11:J Ward, Gwendolete 124 Ward, Mark '01 Wierzbinskl, Donald 125 Wlerzelewski, James D1, 138, 153 Wiesner, Larry 101 Wiggins, Robert 101 Wiging, Michael 79 Wnkerson, Michael 101, 150 Ward, Michael 124, 129, 143 Ward, Wayne 113, 181 Ware, Kevin 124 Wikinson, John 113, 183 Williams, Adda Jr 125, 150 Williams, Annette 101 Wargln, Christopher 113, 138 Wargoler, Chrsropher 113 Wargalet, Kun 79 Watgoler, Karl 113, 140 Waraaler, William 79 Wdkoczewski, Roberr 01 Washington, Darryl 113 Washington, lisa 01, 182 Washington, Wwiam J 79 Washington, Rosa 79 Wadttingron, Luaetia 124, 188 Washington, Danny Washington, Tannia 113 Wcsniewski, Thomas 124 Watkins, Roben 101 Watkins, Willie '01 Watson, Don Watson, Floyd 79 Watson, Geraldine '01, 184 Watson, Michael 113 Watson, Tracye 124, 166, 182 Wan, Kknberly 123, 176, 185 Watters, David 79 Watters, Mark 101 Wans, Keith 136 Wciukau, Mervin 101 Webb, Collsa 125 Williams, Wiliams, Williams, Wmiafns. Wlliarm, Adell '01 Bruce 79 Claude Jr 101, 138, 153 Michael 113 Ricky 79 Wliams, Robert 101, 138 Wiarm. Terr'l188 Wiams, Venitra 101, 176 Wliams, Victor 125 Wioms, Vivian 114 Wiingham, Sephonie 101, 176, 182 Wilms, Daniel 101 Wlson, Antoine 114, 188, 189, 114 Wison, Carol 79 Wison, Clifton 101, 138, 187 Muon, Mark 172 Wnson, Valerie 79 Wilson, Wade 79 Wirnes, Alon 114, 150 Wimmer, Joyce '01 Wimmer, Ronald '01, 187, 174 Wing, keith 79 Wlngers, Louis 79 Winidd, Brion 79 Winileihaise, Jeffrey 101, 184 Winter, John 114 Winter, Mark 114 Weber. David'01 Weber, James 113, 136, 152 Weber, Marry 125, aa, 166 Weber, Robert Jr 113 xveaer, scan 125 Weddle, Patrids 101 Wedelsradr, Diane 113, 133, 147 Winter, Scan 125 Winters, Vonzella 125, 166 Winzenrsen, James 125 Wisniewski, Marc 79 Whsbed-1, John 79 ivitttg, Patrick 114 xvnuilawskl, Joseph waht, David 114 Wright, John III 114 V Wright, stanley 125, 161 Wright, Youlonda 101. 185 Wroblewski, David 125 Wtoblewski, Michael 80, 179 Wronski, Stanley 125, 152 Wycklendr, Dominic 80 Wysocki, Scott 125 Yanlok, Mark 114 Yets, Steven 80 Young, Deborah 166. 176 Young, James 125, 162 Zabler, Ronald 114 Zabaklidsi, Andrew '01 Zoboklidsi, Mark '01 Zdwn, Dole 114, 140 Zajac, Daniel 101 Zajac, Gregory 114 Zdeski, Daniel 80 Zamblto, Joseph 80 Zalewski, David 80 Zander, Scart '01 Zaren, Darryl 125 Zawidsi, Jeffrey 114, 150, 1a2 zawlaari, Jahn eo, 140 Zawlocld, Mark 101, 140 Zarojewsld, Kathy 80, Zarajewski, Scott 125 176 Zeider, Ronald 80, 166, 176 Zembrawski, John 114 Zernbrowski, Peter 114 Zeroth, Lawrence 102 Toivet, Jane 77, 130, 176 Torres, Edwin 165 Torres, Raul 124 Townsel, Peter 101 Trensch, Lynda '01 Trepczyk, Paul 124 Wagner, James 78 Wagner, Michael 124 Wagler, 'Hmorhy '01 Wainrighr, Kenneth 78 Waite, Matthew 101 Waite, Michael 78, 143 Welknd, Alcrl 125 Weinkarj, Mark 01 Weinrrlon, Desiee 79, 182, 184, 188 Welnman, im 113, 182 Welnman, Tangerine 125, 139, 176, 182, 184 Weis, Brian 125 Weis, Brian 125 Weis, Daniel '01, 183, 188, 174 Wesner, James 113 Weissinger, James 125 Wejcmon, Wendy 125 Welnitz, Donald 113, 172, 188 Wels, Suzanne 113, 176 Welsch, Elan 125, 164 Wendand, Daniel 113 Wendand, Debra 79 Wendds, Steven '01 Wentland, Kurt 125 Wentlandr, Bradley 101, 172, 188 wc-salawslrt, Deryl 79 wesrfahl, Steven 101 Wheelods, rerryl 125 xvheelaar, rlrnarhy 11:3 Wheelods, taaa 101 White, Darrell 113, 174, 182, 1a7 Woake, Eileen 79, 176, 174 wagaechawsk, Catherine 114 xvaiaealawsll, Chrbtine 173, 114, 166 Wojczall, Peter 125 Wainaraawicz, James 101 Wojtalewicz, Karen 79 Wojtasiak, John 114 Waitlriewicz, Susan 114 Wojtyzski, Daniel 125, 174 Woldanski, Scott 80 Wolff, Eric 125, 129, 143 Walter, Ridlard 189 waiters, John 101, 145 Womodr, Chanda 125, 165 Woo, Sanford 80, 162, 188 Zeroth, Paul 125, 135 Zieger, Randal 125 Zierer, Girls 125 Zierlow, Daniel 125 Zimmerman, Andrew Zlner, Jeffrey ao, 145, 181 ae David 114, Dcniel 125 ZNY Zlftlfv Zkbel, Zaltak. Zorro, David 102, 143. Joseph ao, 128, asrlsraaher 102, Mialael 114 clauala 114 xvaaa, Wood, Wood, xvaaa. John 80 Leann 114, 181 Sheley '01 rirnarhy 114 Woodud, Doreen 80 Woodford, Brian 125 Woods, Qaenaayn 114, 17a Wotnoske, Jon 101, 138, 182 Woyte, John 114, 145 Wazniak, Clifford 125 Wozniak, James 114, 145, 172 Zube, Jane 114 Zube, Michael 80 Zuelsdorf, Brion '02 102 .5 145, 173 173 138, 187 Zdsawslri, Alon 80, 175 Zych, Gregory KJ2, 138 N --t E. Index 195 'N N rl: . 4 - v . ' O Q 'I of . ' V PHI HOC-R'XI'IIN BY ' v8 VH Sl I fill NAVINW1 C EAST e 0 wfsr 1 171 ' ,IN K I-100 LASI CNPITOI DRIVE MIl,VVAUKlQlg,WlSCiON9IN Q32l1 41-1, Nw4-6161 gf INN WLS! .xl L1S,w1sc,oNslN N210 ,Nga -1l4!'327fmGll :- ,Wi 4' . s And in the end the the the the the the the the the the the end end end end end end end end end end end The remise of the 1980 Artison consisted of o Iools ot the ost school D yeor in on ever-extending bridge of memories ro the future. But the construction of on ever-reoching connection demonds on olmost endless omount of wotls, o few establishments ond speciol people deserve recognition. A good ploce to stort is with Kristelle Ulrich, whose over-flowing ond untiring tolenr produced the sophisticated opening section. As I write this, I only hope Jostens understonds the complicoted instructions. Speolsing of Jostens!Americon Yeorbools Compony, Tech's represento- tive, Gory Byrne, totes with the best. l-le would drive in from Rochester, Wisconsin for 7:00 AM. meetings to comment on Ioyouts ond smooth out problems. Mr. Lithgow ond the Tech Photo Club receive o grocious thonls-you, but porticulorly Don Shine for oil the hours he shot Cpictures thot ish, devel- oped, ond printed on school nights ond weekends. Also my grotitude goes out to Tony Cilento ond his crew for filling our requests under time pressures. The stoff ot Yerlses Observotory won our odmirotion with their odvice ond co-operotion when we needed division poge photogrophs to convey the theme. l'd olso Iilse to give credit to oll the persons not yet mentioned: typists, Ioyout copiers, indexers, etc. Without their helpfulness in oil the worlx- house jobs, this yeorbools wouldn't hove even hinted ot whot it hos become through their oid. Building on the quolity of the post two onnuols, this yeor's stoff oimed for the 1980 Artison to be the best this school hos yet seen. Thus Iostly ond most of oll, I personolly thonls Miss Mihm ond Mr, Totolovich for giving me the freedom to ottempt the previously men- tioned gool ond for choolsing the reins when I ventured too for. Only the troveiets on thisjourney of remembronces will ever Isnow if we suceeded. 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