Calumet High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Gary, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1988 volume:

In Memory of Windy Patricia Gallager (Dec. 7. 1 970 — Oct. 1 3. 1 987) Tragedy struck Calumet High School in the year 1987. A very dear friend and fellow classmate Windy P. Gallager died. But even as she has passed on, her memory still lives on in our hearts and minds. Windy came to the Lake Ridge School system in 1985, which was her freshman year. She participated in the Warriorettes and was the manager of the swim team. Windy was indeed a very loving and caring young lady. We will miss the sight of Windy’s cheerful, reas- suring face and that gentle air about her immensely. Windy P. Gallager In Our Thoughts (by Val Villerel) I know you’re with us though you’re gone You’ve left us here to carry on We’ll think of you each night and day You’re in our thoughts when we pray Although you’re up there in God’s care How could he think to ever dare To take the one that made us smile And peacefully make Our day worth while So as the night turns into rest We’ll know you’re up there with the best Just hear our prayers oh when we pray I think your soul is here to stay You made us laugh You made us cry Oh how I wish this wasn’t Good-bye. 4 Opening c. Carol Eriks checks through the newspaper for some last minute changes, d. Aaron Lubek and Mike Sahm just returned from their hairdress- ers. FROM EVERY ANGLE As we look back upon this year we can cherish the many memories we developed. The school year saw some changes, from the room change of the Guidance Office to the addition of new teachers to the retirement of science teacher Charles Cole. Mr. Sopko was nominated as the best Athletic Direc- tor in the State of Indiana and re- ceived a $1,000 scholarship for a stu- dent athlete at Calumet. We hope this yearbook will help you recall FROM EVERY ANGLE the things that helped make this year special for you. a. Eric Worthington and Susan Farler wait for a pass so they can run an errand for yearbook, b. Here is a classic example of our faithful students goin g to class, c. Mr. Prohl is going over a math problem that has his class stumped, d. Patty Arnold and Laura Martinez study a layout for the newspaper. Opening 5 6 Sports 8P0 a: Michelle Widelski attempts a lay up. b: Junior Willie Green attempts a pass, c: Junior George Montgomery is tackled by his opponent, d: Senior Troy Johnson eludes tacklers. Varsity Football CHS Opponent 7 0 Hammond Clark 19 14 Horace Mann 6 35 Lake Central 6 35 Highland 20 39 Griffith 8 35 Lowell 6 33 Munster 8 54 Crown Point 36 0 Plymouth (Sectional) b: Senior Bill Priller punts the ball away, c: Senior Troy Johnson calls a play. 8 Varsity Football Montgomery All-State Numbers along with inexperience are the two main factors for the foot- ball teams record of 2-7 The coaching staff was very dis- appointed with the team’s final re- cord. Since Calumet was reclassified to a lower class, regardless how tough their conference schedule was or what their regular season record was, the coaches truly thought that no team in our sectional was that tough and that we should have won sectional competition. Calumet’s team record was not impressive, but we did have some oustanding individual performances. This helped tremendously to relieve the pain for their failure as a team. a: Calumet Warriors Varsity Football team: Back row: Coach Nick Voris, Coach Agerter, Coach Sivilich, David Oswalt, Troy Johnson, Bill Priller, Harley Tigner, Coach Dennis Bunda, Coach Jim Wadkins, Coach Woody Feeler. Middle row: Carl Evans, Naum Marincheski, David Fuson, Tom Vibanco,’ George Montgomery, Rich Tauber, Willie Collins Bottom Row: Manager George Lewis, Mark Dillingham, Chris Ols, Paul Farkas, Luke Donsbach, Louis Garcia, John Haynes, Manager Carlton Smith. b: Warriors swarm a Panther ball carrier. c: Senior Willie Collins tackles a Lake Central ball carrier. Varsity Football 9 Rough Tough Volleyball Stuff 0 8 0 1 The girls’ volleyball team began the season with only three returning lettermen, but managed to pull off a very impressive season. The girls worked hard all season to maintain the team spirit. The team ended the season at 8- 16, but shows much promise for the future. The team will miss it’s three seniors, Michelle Widelski, Michelle Kasarda, and Barb Haynes, but will build on its seven returning team members. a: Girl’s JV Volleyball team; row 1: Tyra Rosborogh, Jennifer Page, Judy Kabina, Precious Vargas row 2; Joy Nelson, Debbie Anderson, Katie Coomer, Tommie Taylor, Coach Sherri Green, b: Senior Michelle Widelski with an intimidating serve, c: Freshman Precious Vargas sets the ball up for a kill. OlWr 5 w Boone Grove L Hobart L Clark W Wirt L Valparaiso L Bishop Noll L Chesterton W Whiting W Andrean L Merrillville W Morton W Griffith w Gavit L Lake Central L Clark L Lowell Tourney L Munster W Highland L Lake Station L Lowell L Crown Point L Sectionals (Lowell) 10 Girl’s Volleyball a: Girl ' s Volleyball: row 1: Whitanya Alexander, Donna Solis, Barb Haynes, Jay Jones, Michelle Kassarda row 2: Coach Laura Baird, Becky Robinson, Candice Jimerson, Michelle Widelski, Chris Kacher, Jeannie Robinson, Allison Stump, Coach Sherri Green, b: Jay Jones, best defensive player, passes the ball to her teammate, c: Junior Chris Kacher, best setter, sets the ball up for an attempted kill. d: Senior Michelle Widelski, best spriker, dinking over an opponent, e: Junior Jeannie Robinson, most improved, passing to the defense. Girl’s Volleyball 1 1 Warriors Opponents 1 4 Merrillville 1 4 Valparaiso 3 2 Gary Wirt 1 4 Highland 2 3 Crown Point 4 1 Hammond Clark 1 4 Griffith 1 4 Andrean 4 1 Lowell 1 4 Lake Central 1 4 Hobart 3 2 Lake Station 0 5 Munster 1 4 Merrillville (Sectional) Boy’s Tennis 12 Boy’s Tennis New Coach Arrives Under the new guidance of Coach Gobble, the Calumet Warriors tennis team stabilized a fair season. The netters exemplified a skillful season in which many goals were attained. For example, Senior Rawn Emig qualified for state competition and unfortunately ended up with second place. Next year will be a rebuilding year for the Warrior tennis team due to the loss of many senior tennis players who led the team this year. Senior Rawn Emig had a 43 match winning streak over the last two years. During that two year period he did not lose a single set, he was also undefeated in doubles over the last two years. He was also selected to all-conference team in ’85, ’86 ’87. The tennis team will lose a great competitor this year. a: Tennis Team: row 1: Randy Pendleton, Damon Schaefer, Jeff Campbell, Patrick Duncan, Jeff Keffer, Mike Colson row 2: Robert Cantu, John Wood, Rawn Emig, John Taylor, Dale Rader, Mike Ferri, Mr. Gobbie b: Senior Rob Cantu returns the ball with a smashing forehand. c: Senior Damon Schaefer gets ready to execute a shot, d: Junior Dale Rader smashes a devasting backhand, e: Senior Randy Pendleton now awaits a possible return from his opponent. f: Junior Jeff Keffer blasts a smashing return. e f Boys’ Tennis 13 CROSS COUNTRY Mr. Fred Sanchez, coach of the Cross Country Team, thought this year’s team had “a rather good sea- son.” The award winners were: Kevin Jones — M.V.P., Andy Trevenio- outstanding Freshman, Joe Clark — Most Improved, Scott York and Corey Davis — Mental Attitude winners, and Joe Clark — Most Consistent Runner. Team Members: L to R: Nick Skomac, Matt Smeltzer, Joe Clark, Scott York, Kevin Jones, Andy Trevino, Greg Byers, and Corey Davis. 14 Cross Country Cross Country 15 GIRLS SWIMMING Opponent L Munster W Griffith W North Newton L Crown Point W K. Valley L Bishop Noll W Hammond L Lake Central W Gavit L Highland L Merrillville L Lowell a. Senior Malin Gunnarson prepares for her next event, b. Freshmen Laurie Noesen and Melissa Morvec watch their teammates make a relay exchange, c. Sophomore Karen McBride demonstrates a forward half twist dive. 16 Girls Swimming The 1987-8 Swim Team showed much improvement over previous years. They ended their season with a 5-7 record. Throughout the season the girls broke many records — Malin Gunnarson broke three records: the 200 yd. freestyle, 200 yd. medley, and the 100 yd. freestyle. Karen McBride broke two records: the one meter spring board diving — 6 dives, and a record with eleven dives. Stacy Taylor broke the sophomore record in the 100 yd. breaststroke. Malin Gunnarson, Angela Norman, and Linda Day broke the 200 yd. Medley Relay record. Malin Gunnarson, Angela Norman, Shannon Robinson, and Linda Day broke the 400 yd. Freestyle Relay record. The other record to be broken was the freshman 400 yd. Freestyle Relay Team consisting of Cindi Jackson, Laurie Noeson, Kim Holmes, and Melissa Moravec. Girls Swim Team members: Back L to R: Coach Tibbs, Linda Day, Stacy Taylor, Shannon Robinson, Karen McBride, Bonnie Simmons, Brian Gidcumb, mgr., Coach Starewicz. Middle L to R: Tonya Taylor, Chrissy Galagher, Kim Holmes, Angela Norman, Melissa Moravec, Mollin Gunnerson, Tracey Tigner, Coach Wood. Front L to R: Roy Adcock, mgr., Pattie Hobbs, Missy Rivera, Cindi Jackson, Jessi Ring, Laurie Noesen, Jay Castillo, mgr. T ' a: Sophomore Jessie Ring competes in the breast- stroke event, b: Junior Co-Captian Shannon Rob- inson shows her form during the butterfly com- petition. Girls Swimming 17 Laporte Triple Dual Opponent L Gary Roosevelt W Lake Central W Crown Point W Highland W Calumet Tourney 2nd Hobart W Munster W Griffith W Lowell W LSC Conference W a: Andy Trevino over powers his opponent, b: Rudy Trevino and Mike Sahm proudly show off the sectional and regional trophy, c: Rudy Trevi- no is awarded with the win. 18 Wrestling Wrestling Has Successful Season The Calumet wrestlers ended the season with a very impressive 14-1 record. Their only lose came against 18th ranked Penn High School. The Calumet wrestlers placed fourth in the Mishawaka Tournament, out of 27 schools. The Warriors finished 6-0 in the Lake Surburban Conference and won their ninth sectional in a row and thirtheenth overall. They also won their fifth regional crown. Three wres- tlers, Kevin Dodson, Mike Sahm, and Team Members Front L to R: Andy Tervino, Kevin Hocking, Corey Davis, Mike Sahm, Butch Carpenter, Kevin Dodson, Fredio Jimenez, and Rudy Trevino. Back L to R: Coach Stigall, Coach Sanchez, Ron Smith, Luke Donsbach, Tony Hilson, Harley Tigner, David Oswalt, Mark Dillingham, Romero Garcia, Terry Schrader, and Coach Wadkins. Rudy Trevino made it to the state match. Rudy Trevino was surprised because he played the first part of the season on the junior varsity squad. Wrestlers who finished the season with creditable records were Andy Trevino 26-3, Butch Carpenter 27-5, Kevin Dodson 29-5, Mike Sahm 27-10, Kevin Hocking 20-8, Mark Dillingham 23-10, Tony Hilson 24-7, Luke Don- sbach 27-6, Ron Smith 21-4, and Dave Oswalt 16-8. a: Butch Carpenter shows how to take an opponent off his feet, b: Romiro Garcia gets ready to pin his op- ponent. BASKETBALL a. Sophomore Sean Wells, a junior varsity player, goes up for a layup, b. Alex Serrano passes the ball to an open player after finding he’s not open for the shot. c. After bringing the ball down the court, Robert Holmes waits until his teammates are in position, d. During a time out, the team huddles for special instructions, e. Benjamin Woods takes an outside jumper. Basketball 21 BOYS BASKETBALL a. Varsity Team Members: Front: Maurice Jack- son, Kevin Jones, Robert Mitchell, Steve Wil- liams, Willie Green, Bryan Graves, Antuan Wilbon, Mike Ferri. Back: Coach Cross, Mike McCoy, Chauncey Whitaker, Troy Johnson, Ke- lin Mark, George Montgomery, Rawn Emig, and Coach Triacoff. b. George Montgomery shoots over the defense, c. Willie Green drives around his opponent. 22 Boys Basketball The boys Basketball team’s season was like riding a roller coaster — up and down. The boys worked hard but lost quite a few close games. The determination not to be quitters was evident on all the players’ faces as they headed into sectional play. They were the un- derdog team who upset the Mustangs. In their next sectional game they went into overtime. The Warriors lost the game but showed great poise throughout the game and sesaon. a. Rawn Emig shoots a jumpshot. b. Coach Triacoff cheers his team onto victory, c. Junior Varsity Team Members: Front: Herman Bu- chanan, Ramon Stallings, Troy Campbell, Sean Wells, Mark Brown. Back: Coach Tauber, Dale Roder, Sam Sheltor, Tim Johnston, and Roger Medley. Boys Basketball 23 Widelski All Conference The Girl’s Basketball team enjoyed a very successful season with a record of 12-6 overall and 4-2 in the con- ference. Senior Michelle Widelski led the Lady Warriors in field goal per- centage and rebounds. Junior Jay Jones was, as Miss Lis stated, “like Robin Hood — she stole from her opponents and gave to her team- mates.” Jay lead the team in steals and assists. Junior Jeannie Robinson led the team in free throw accuracy percentage. Widelski was voted onto the All-Conference team, the sectional team, and the Post-Tribune all-area team. Shreemone Anderson was se- lected for the All-conference second team while Jay Jones and Diane Gronkewicz received honorable men- tions in the conference. a: Junior Shreemone Anderson looks to score against her opponent. b: Senior Sandie Solis shoots over the defense as Junior Chris Kacher heads for good rebound position. 24 Girl’s Basketball Opponent Hammond Morton W Hammond Gavit W Hanover Central L Andrean W Highland W Lowell W Bishop Noll W Lake Station L Munster Tourney W W Hobart W Crown Point L Griffith W Lake Central L Chesterton W Whiting W Merrillville L Munster W Sectional L a: Girl’s Varsity Basketball Team: Back Row: Coach Sherri Green, Shreemone Ander- son, Christine Kacher, Michelle Widelski, Diane Gronkewicz, Coach Lis. Front: Whitanya Al- exander, Mickey Kasarda, Jeannie Robinson, Jay Jones, Sandie Solis b: Girl’s Junior Varsity Basketball Team: Maritza Colon, Cecelia Gonzales, Whitanya Al- exander, Erica Dickerson, Candice Jimerson, Denise Duncan, Kym Smith, Coach Sherri Green. c: Junior Chris Kacher prepares to shoot as Junior Jay Jones looks on. d: Junior Jeannie Robinson shows concentration on her free throw form. Girl’s Basketball 25 BOYS SWIMMING a: Diver Tom Falk gives it his all as his teammates look on. b: Diver Tom Falk shows his perfect entry into the water at the end of a dive. The boys swim team swam on a lot of pride and determination. Everyone worked hard at his event and never gave up during compe- tition. Bob Cheeseman was awarded the Pride, Hustle and Desire award. Steve Boyles and Cheeseman were given their Four-year letter. Mike Colon was presented with the Most Im- proved Swimmer award, and Brian Wilis was voted the Most Valuable Swimmer. 26 Boys Swimming Opponent W L Horace Mann W KKV L Morton L Lake Central L Roosevelt W Gavit w Lowell w Calumet Invit 1st West Side w Griffith w Crown Point L Hobart L Hammond W KKV 4th Munster L Lew Wallace W Conference 5th Gary Wirt W North Newton W a: Brian Gidcumb striving for a victory in the 100 yd butterfly. Team Members: Front L to R: John Wood, Steve Boyles, Paul Hobbs, Brian Willis, Bob Cheeseman, Mike Banza, Mike McBride, Phillip Martinez, Phil Bridegroom, and Patrick Duffy. Middle L to R: Tracy Tigner, mgr., Roy Ad- dock, Joe Arwood, Jerry Hayes, Mike Colson, Glenn Kilbourne, Tom Falk, Chrissy Gallager, mgr., Patti Hobbs, mgr., and Karen Findley, mgr. Back L to R: Nancy Garner, mgr. .Isabel Vibanco, mgr., Theresa Halon, mgr., Diving Coach Tim Tenel, Coach Doug Starewicz, Ass’t coach Jody Tibbs, Shelly Lane, mgr., Tonya Taylor, mgr., and Malin Gutterson, mgr. Boys Swimming 27 GIRLS TRACK Top row L to R: Coach Surdy, L’Teshia Harrison, Staci Jack- son, Michelle Widelski, Shreemone Anderson, Penny Smith. Bottom row L to R: Tyra Rosborough, Dawn Rader, M’Tore Harrison, Elana Blackwell, and Luann Garcia. 28 Girls Track The girls track team had a good season. Although their season record was below .500, they had four girls, Shreemone Anderson, Sta- cy Jackson, Penny Smith, and Michelle Widel- ski, qualify for regionals. Michelle Widelski qualified for the state track meet for the discus and came in second with a throw of 135 ' 0 . Widelski and Penny Smith were awarded the Most Valuable for the team. The War- riors will be looking forward to the next few seasons with the returning young talent they have. Penny Smith demonstrates her long jumping technique. Shreemone Anderson shows determination to cross the fin- ish line first. Girls Track 29 B0Y9 TRACK Track Team: Front L to R: John Evans, Dovell Wilson, Herman Buchanan, Robert Holmes, Tony Hilson, Jeff Campbell, Kawane Weaver, and Ami Blakwell. Back L to R: Coach M. Rodriguez, Tony Vaupel, Willie Collins, Ter- rance Russell, Robert Mitch- ell, George Montgomery, Kevin Jones, Mike Bean, and Willie Green. b: Willie Collins shows his quick hurdling form, c: Willie Collins walks back to the finish line to claim his first place. 30 Track The Boys’ Track Team enjoyed a very impressive season. Every indi- vidual bettered his performance as the season progressed. Senior Willie Col- lins enjoyed a very commendable per- formance in the hurdles during the season, but was disappointed and de- feated at the Regionals. a: Junior Robert Mitchell races to the finish, b: Freshman Tony Vaupel shows determination to vault over the bar. c: Junior George Mont- gomery dashes to a quick finish. Track 31 GIRLS TENNIS The 1988 Girls Tennis season began March 30, 1988 at Lake Central. Mr. Tauber was very op- timistic about the season before its very first match. The girls contin- ued to play hard, but couldn’t mus- ter up a win until they went up against Clark. The next win was a long time coming, but the girls and Mr. Tauber continued to play with much optimism. Tennis Team: L to R: Mr. Tauber, Diana Solis, Jeannie Robinson, Donna Solis, Janaetta Jones, Tonya Taylor. Front Row: L to R: Christine Stiller, Becky Robinson, Valerie Stiller, and Pam O’Deen. Valerie Stiller volleys to her opponent. Pam O’Deen shows the fore- arm technique as she re- turns the balls. 32 Girls Tennis Opponent Lake Central L Highland L Hobart L Hammond Clark W Griffith L Andrean L Valparaiso L Crown Point L Munster L Lake Station L Lowell L Bishop Noll L Lake Suburban L Lake Station Tourney L Merrillville L Morton W Sectionals L a: Chrissy goes all out to return a lob. b: May Stewart hussies to return the ball. J.V. Team: Back L to R: Tonya Taylor, Nichole Cross, Candice Jimerson, Allison Stump, Ruby Rob- inson, and Mr. Tauber. Front L to R: Claudette Nari, Christine Metcalf, Denise Duncan, Deanna Slade, and May Stewart. Girls Tennis 33 VARSITY BASEBALL EXCELS Team Members: Top, L to R: Coach Feeler, Mike Adams, Rob Cantu, Ron Blythe, Danny Randall, Troy Campbell, Mike Bruce and Coach Schoke. Bot- tom, L to R: Tony Vaseloff, Joe Sanchez, Chris Ols, Terry Keller, Mike Ferri, Emilio Ruiz, Ruben Lopez, and Rich Murga. 34 Baseball The Varsity Baseball Team got off to a great start winning six of their first seven games. When the conference started the Warriors record was 6 and 2. In the Lake Suburban Conference, the Warriors were in the race for most of the season. The Warriors were 7 and 3 and one game behind Munster when they played Griffith. If the Warriors would have won that game, they could have been co-conference champs, if they had also beaten Munster. The Warriors got ready to defend their sectional championship hoping to make it to regionals and revenge their heartbreaking defeat last year to High- land. a. Junior Troy Campbell displays good hitting form. b. Senior Joe Sanchez warms up between innings, c. Sophomore Chris Ols waits for his turn at bat. Baseball 35 a: Senior Rawn Emig, teeing off. b: Kieth Strickland chips on to the fair- way. c: John Gibbs keeps watching his ball after a fairway shot. 36 Golf Golfers play above par The Warriors linksters consisted of four strong golfers: Rawn Emig, John Gibbs, Kieth Strickland, and Harley Tigner. Gibbs and Strickland are three year letter winners, while Emig and Tigner are four year letter winners. The Warriors won their first game against Gary West Side, then dropped the next three before winning against E.C. Central. Coach Ken Stigall com- mented, “This looks like the best team Calumet has ever had.” Golf 37 QOFTBALL TEAM STRUGGLEQ mu The Softball team strug- gled through another tough season. They ended the sea- son at the Hobart sectional with an 0-19 record. The team worked hard but were held to a limited number of hits in each game. Barb Haynes was voted the most valuable player for this year’s team. a. The team goes over game strategy with Mr. Prohl before the sectional game. b. Thirdbaseman, Kim Newell, stretches to get the runner out. c. Brandy Abegg shows great concentration as she hits the ball. 38 Softball a. Angie Blythe concentrates on the batter as she holds the runner on first base. b. Angela Norman tags a runner out at home. c. Pitcher Lisa Anderson shows her form as she delivers a strike to the batter, d. The Softball team huddles between innings, e. Angela Nor- man prepares to place the tag on the runner after Kim Newell’s throw to the plate. Softball 39 a: Varsity coach, Ms. Lis, and Janet- ta Jones go over the game plan, b: Sophomore Chris Ols impersonates a Greek god. c: Theresa Mosely is working hard during her business class. a: Senior Joe Sanchez looks busy at the computer, b: Members of the Junior Class show their spirit on the homecoming float, c: Our male cheerleaders show their spirit at the powder puff game. People 41 a: English teacher Ms. McCray types her students grades into the computer for the grading period, b: Sophomores Brandie Abegg and Susan Richards stagerly leave their class, c: Junior Dan Stadt brouses through his locker, looking for his Algebra book, d: Ron Emig gets ready to shoot a basketball to make points for Angel Murray. d 42 People a: Senior Steve Potosky and Tracy Cox stand- ing in the hallway with nothing to do. b: Junior Donnell Kluga is running an errand for a teach- er. c: Senior Mara Djordjevic and Angel Murray study during Mr. Tricoff’s class time in the library, d: Senior Gilbert Vargas collects in- formation for Mr. Miller’s class in the library. People 43 a: Jennifer Jursic studies before an English test, b: Ms. Long takes a rest from grading papers to take this picture, c: Mr. Tauber pauses to con- sider a question, d: The Freshmen cheer as their picture is taken. 44 People a: Mr. and Mrs. Sajda look for seats to watch the football game, b: Mrs. Ralph keeps busy loading programs for the next class, c: Calumet students show their sup- port at a basketball game, d: Sophomore Carrie Roark is on her way to her seat in English, e: Mrs. Demo conducts her speed reading class. People 45 Teacher of the Year . . . a. Mr. Harkabus works on a test for his class, b. Mr. Harkabus seems to be saying, “You’ve got to be kidding!” c. Mr. Harkabus puts grades into the computer, d. Mr. Harkabus (in striped shirt) proves he enjoys more than teaching. d 46 Teacher of the Year MR. RANDY HARKABU8 Mr. Randy Harkabus taught phys- ics, computers, Algebra 2, and ge- ometry. Mr. Harkabus was also the assistant athletic director. Mr. Harkabus showed his great school spirit by always being at games. He enjoyed teaching at Calumet High School for 21 years. In that time he taught numerous subjects and coached many sports. Mr. Harkabus always worked to better the education of his students. He took time out to help individuals when they needed that little “extra” attention. Mr. Harkabus is truly a dedicated edu- cator. Topping off his title of Teacher of the Year, he accepted the position of Director of Student Personnel and Trasportation. He will be missed in the classroom. Congratulations, Mr. Harkabus! Mr. Harkabus helps his students with their assignment. Teacher of the Year 47 CLU a. Chris Kacher and Jeremy Levy en- gage in a discussion before Ms. Green ' s class, b. Steve Denham heads back to work on his yearbook pages, c. Mr Keach tries to hide from the camera during a SADD meeting, d. Harley Tigner proudly holds his candle during the NHS induction. f r v 48 Clubs Clubs 49 OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Group: Front L to R: Sharlene Zimmerman, Allyson Collins, Frank Rubacava, Carey Yock- ey, Melissa Crass. Row 2: Tracy Wilcox, Kim Newell, Deanna Cooper, Hope Hernandez, Dawn Delacruz, Nicole Cross, Melissa Stewart. Row 3: Christine Perez, Robbie Peek, Patty Lockhart, Sereta Braunm, Phil Bridegroom, Phillip Hogan, Miss Eva Simic. OEA — Occupational Educational Association changed its name this year to Business Professionals of America. They worked hard selling suckers, Christmas kits, balloons, and carna- tions throughout the school year. OEA also competed in regional competition, placing four people in the state com- petition. In the state competition win- ners were: Sharlene Zimmerman, fin- ishing third in Information Processing Specialist 2, Phil Bridegroom finishing with a seventh place in Data Assistant, Steve Potosky finishing eighth in Data Processing. Bridegroom, Potosky, and Alan Spraudlin won fifth place on the Computer Aided Graphics team. Phil- lip Bridegroom and Sharlene Zim- merman competed at the Nationals in Louisville, Kentucky. 50 Occupational Education Association DRAMA PLAYS TWICE The 1987-88 Drama group was busy preparing two performances for the community. In the fall the group performed “The Invisible Man,” and in the spring they performed “The Wackiest Resort in the East.” Both performances exemplified the talent at CHS. The Drama group was also responsible for performing for the school during pep sessions and spirit week. They are to be commended for their hard work. Drama Club Members: Front L to R: Emily Collum, Mona Perryman, Cassandra Givens, Melissa Stewart, Sue Magniot, Tracy Fox, Shan- non Carter, and Mr. Borlick. Back L to R: Atlyson Collins, Mary Gonzales, Kirk Owens, Todd Cliborne, Brian Willis, unidentified, Erica Podilla. Drama 51 The Spanish club, sponsored by Ms. Carmen Lis, journeyed on a trip to the Mexican Res- taurant “Casa Blanca.” The trip was open only to third and fourth year students. The group experienced a new type of food and atmosphere. The club also sold Santa Grams during the Christmas holiday to raise funds. a. Row 1: Missy Henderson, Melinda Harper, Maritza Colon, Jarvis Hodge, Tara Adams, Natalie Velasquez, Pam O’Deen, Alicia Woods, Wendy Fugate, Melinda Farley, and Tina Pederson. Row 2: Lisa Meyer, Kacey Combs, Dana Robbins, Donna Solis, Lorna Snopel, Dianna Solis, Brett Diaz, Tom- mie Taylor, Latrice Edwards, Mary Johnson, Alisa Reed, Jaye Jones, and Nicole Goode. Row 3: Leslie Hamilton, Mindy Waters, Debbie Fultz, Norma Ruehl, Tony Lomelin, Dale Rader, Scott Dailey, Rawn Emig, Chris Ols, Dontaye Bates, Art Fowler, Karen Harper, and Aleisa Amos. Row 1: Melissa Moravec, Stephanie Huddelston, Shirley Haner, Lori Noesen, Missy Rivera, Laura Martinez, Alta Herrera, Corey Wabbington, Darrel Taylor, Sara Cheek, Pepper Orneles. Row 2: Sandi Solis, Scott York, Carrie Bulvula, Angela Huddelston, Beth Pat- terson, Robert Holmes, Crystal Munsie, Shelia Duncan, Tonya Rust, Michelle, Kussara, Debbie Anderson, Julia San- tillan, Maria Sanchez. Row 3: Ruban Lopez, Keith Shingler, Blanca Sierra, Di- ane Bogdan, Tony Vaseloff, Jim Gibson, Glenn Kilbourne, Eliza Ibarra, Benjamin Woods, Lori Drexler, Eric Ward, Jen- nifer Lindsey, and Kim Roach. Row I: Tammy Campbell, Jessie Vibanco, Lisa Anderson, Bob Cheeseman, Jeff Campbell, Susan Farler, Steve Boyles, Damon Schaefer, Rose Cole, Casey Cornelius, Robin Houston, Cecelia Gonzalez, Precious Vargas, Andy Trevino. Row 2: Carol Anderson, Cindy Jackson, Carlos Jime- nez, Steve Denham, Tim Ashlock, Isabel Vibanco, Dena Vasile, Linda Rubalcava, Melissa Guevarra, Mike Perez, Tonya Taylor, Angela Perez, Jeff Wiesen, Ms. Carmen Lis. DEBATE AND C-TEEN9 The 1987-88 Debate Club was sponsored by Ms. John- nie McCray. The organization researched material in prep- aration for the debates. The group consisted of twenty- one members. The team had a competitive year. The C- Teens started the year by decorating and delivering Halloween treat bags for the Headstart Children. The group then conducted an an- nual food drive contest be- tween classes. The products from this went toward mak- ing Thanksgiving and Christ- mas food baskets for 24 needy families. Debate Team Row 1: Kathy Pena, Michelle Adams, Denise Duncan, Jessie Vibanco, Casey Cornelius. Row 2: Dianne Bogden, Candice Jimmerson, Patrick Duncan, Whitanya Alexander. Row 3: Mau- rice Jackson, Judi Parkes, Bob Cheeseman, Stacy Jackson, Melissa Garcia. C-Teens Row 1: Mrs. Joyce Weak- land, Tammy McBee, Robin Cather, Judy Kubina, Tina Quillan, Nicole Cross, Donnell Kluga, Lisa Yarchan, Linda Rubalcava, Louann Garcia, Chrissy McQuellen, Melissa Guvara, Pam Hoard, Lois Tucker. Row 2: Meshawn Pratchett, Rose Cole, Cathy Wilson, Marsha Witham, Christine Cullum, Tammy Sutton, Al- lyson Collins, Cindy Salgado, Carrie Roark, Tracy Hendricks, Tammy Campbell, Claudette Neri, Shelly Jenkins. Row 3: Angela Huddleston, Cathy Doherty, John Love, Theresa Borgo, Kelly Dilling, Jimmy Miller, George Norton, Robert Aldaz, Brynat Jenkins, Norma Ruehl, Traci Painter, Delberta Prickett, Robin Smith. Debate and C-Teens 53 WARRIOR NEWS The newspaper staff worked very hard to put a newspaper out every two weeks. The students were allowed to express themselves more freely this year than in the past. The WARRIOR NEWS staff worked to make the news- paper a paper that everyone could enjoy. a: Staff Members: Front: Joy Kosmoscar, Lori Bytnar, Angela Norman, Carol Eriks, Darrell Taylor, Lori Fouts, and Ms. Green. Middle: Ed Hernandez, Damon Schaefer, Tracy Cox, Randy Pendleton, Dina Douglas, Laura Mar- tinez, and Patty Arnold. Back: Paul Farkas, Kevin Hocking, Troy Campbell, John Gibbs, Tom Borders, Aaron Lubek, Ed O’Brien, and Stacy Taylor, b. Angela Norman, layout editor, rushes to meet the newspaper deadline, c. Art Staff: Front: Mrs. Whitcomb, Mary Odenburg, Jim Rhone, Mirko Momorovich, Esperanza Ornelas. Back: Becky Conti, Tony Vaupel, Jer- ry Fletcher, Joe Sanchez, and Molin Gunnerson. 54 Newspaper YEARBOOK STAFF The 1988 Chief tan yearbook staff had the task of deciding on the theme, layout patterns, and captions for all the pictures. Putting together a year- book is hard work and thanks to Steve Denham, who joined the staff the sec- ond semester, and Eric Worthington and a few members of the newspaper staff, this year’s yearbook was com- pleted on time. a: Staff Members: Front L to R: Susan Farler, Sherri Carter, Eric Worthington, and Robin Houston. Back L to R: Michelle Kasarda, Willie Collins, Steve Potosky, Michelle Widelski, and Alan Spradlin, b: The Yearbook staff working to meet a deadline, c: Michelle Widelski is thinking about a copy for the volleyball pages. Yearbook 55 The Chorus performed well throughout the school year. They held a Christmas concert in which freshman, Gina Valentine, had a solo. a. Members: Front: Claudette Neri, Donna Smith, Jody Hoskins, Tracy Barricks, Emilly Collum, Shannon Carter, Gina Valentine, Carrie Gal- lagher, Tina O ' Bryan. Middle: Shan- non Palmer, Carol Anderson, Nikki Norton, Heidie Sanders, Catina Val- entine, Marsha Whitcomb, Candy Proctor, Precious Vargas, Candy Fitzgerald, Gina Vasile. Back: Sheely Jenkins, Julie Madsen, Theresa Halon, Michelle LaMantia, Tracy Painter, Anthony Bowens, Tracy Fox, Michelle Ferguson, Becky Conti and Dawn Anderson, b. Eddie An- derson, Robyn Wells, Melinda Harp- er, Dawn Evans, Tammie Sutton, Paula Smith, Kelly Carpenter, Lynn Salinas, Penny Rhotten. Middle: Becky Hill, Kim Dunning, Tracy Rob, Tammy Mulliman, Michelle Austin, Melissa Crass, Jennifer Thompson, Nichelle Johnson, Hope Hernandez, Dana Fleming, LouAnn Zeiter. Back: Chuck Boone, LaTanya Williams, Tom Huber, Sandra Marsh, Bill Pril- ler, Kelly Hoskins, Mickey Kasarda, Felicia Wilson, Debbie Anderson. 56 Chorus BAND Band members were busy this year performing for the school, entering contests, and performing for other schools. Many Band members were awarded first places in the contests they entered. The Band was a very exciting place to be this year. a: Luanne Garcia and Richie James perform with the rest of the band, b: The band, led by Mrs. Potoma, perform at the Christmas concert, c: Band Members: Row 1: Alfreda Jimenez, Tonya Tay- lor, Angela Krejci, Chrissy Gallegher, Kim Dillon, Kim Vanderwatr, Bridget Hodgeman, Tracey Tigner, Becky Robinson, Lis Sanchez, Karen McBride, Michelle Rhone, Doug Tharp, Missy Henderson, Missy Rivera. Row 2: Christine Metcalf, Allison Stump, Anna Toledo, Travis Simmons, Stacy Taylor, Cindi Sal- gato, Shannon Robinson, Candice Jimerson, Rhonda Mears, Missy Skinner, Luanne Garcia, Kim Holmes, Michael Perez, M’tore Harrison, Isabelle Vibanco. Row 3: Andy Hescher, Tommy Vibanco, Norma Rhuel, William Wilson, Louis Garcia, David Scheubert, Patrick Duffy, George Norton, Roger Linderman, Joe Cudzoil, Melinda Mullins, Karen Harper. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Holly Diehl, Gina Valentine, Michelle Kas- sara, Nicole Goode, Catina Valen- tine, and Jennifer Kluga. 58 Cheerleaders Cheerleaders The cheerleaders had the responsibility of getting the student body cheering at games. The cheerlearders did such a good job at sectionals that they, along with our fans, won the spirit award. The Varsity Cheerleaders: Rose Cole, Shannon Hurley, Tammy Sutton, Mechelle Moore, Angel Murray, Pam O’Deen, and Tammy Austin. STUDENTQ AGAINQT DRUNK DRIVING The SADD chapter at CHS was busy all year. SADD is an organization to help pre- vent students from driving drunk. A contract is signed between each member and his parent(s) for transporta- tion from a party if the stu- dent gets drunk or is to ride with a friend who is drunk. The parent agrees to come for the student with no ques- tions. SADD is a great way to save lives. Everyone should belong. a. Members: Mrs. Long, Donna Smith, Tracy Foreman, Elana Blackwell, Felicia Wilson, Alan Spradlin, Sandy Solis, Kathy Pena, Julie Madsen, Vickie Morris, Mrs. Whitcomb. Middle: Donna Kluga, Jennifer Kluga, Karen Wheatly, Mindy Waters, Kelly Dillion, Rose Cole, Barb Haynes, Hope Her- nandez, Cassandra Givens, MeShawn Pratchett, Alta Herra. Back: Robin Houston, Chrissy Curtis, Cathy Wilson, Cathy Doherty, Mike Plancarty, Steve Potosky, Mike Benza, Jaye Jones, Theresa Halon, Stacy Taylor, and Jennifer Jursick. b. Shelly Zane, unidentified, Lucy Luna, Frieda Jimenez, Darrell Tay- lor, Larry Kemper, Fredo Jimenez, Tina Peterson, Kelly Harison, Ve- ronica Ojeda, Julie Higgins, Patty Katon. Middle: Mr. Keach, Jesse Vibanco, Marsha Whitham, Louis Tucker, Billie McDaniels, Tina Per- ryman, Linda Rubacana, Ratha Col- lins, unidentified, Tracy Coapstick, Chrissy Stiller, Lisa Anderson, Ellen Upchurch, Theresa Borgo, Delberta Pickett, Cynthia Salgato, unidenti- fied, Danny Jones, Allyson Collins, Marie Sanchez, Nichelle Johnson, Eliana Florey, and Kim Derr. SADD 59 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society was busy this year selling candy at lunch and doing vol- unteer work throughout the community. A dinner was held to induct new members. a: Row 1: Pam O’Deen, Gerg White, Christy Nusz, Whitanya Alexander, Mike Grant, Melissa Garcia, Keith Strickland, Angie Stone, Jennifer Page, Michelle Adams, Rose Cole, Jessie Vibanco. Row 2: Sandi Solis, Becky Robinson, Scott York, Donna Solis, Diane Solis, Jeannie Robinson, Chris Ols, Patrick Duncan, Crystal Muncie, Bonnie Simmons, Mark Clodfelter. Row 3: Steve Lewter, Bob Cheeseman, John Taylor, Rawn Emig, Dale Rader, Ricky Fite, Harley Tigner, Robwert Duffy, Scott Dialy, Tony Lome- lin, Ron Franken, Shreemone Anderson. 60 N.H.S. LETTERGIRL8 AND WARRIORETTES The Lettergirls had to help the cheerleaders instill spirit in the crowd. They were at every game showing their school spirit. The Warrioret- tes entertained the crowd at halftime of basketball games. They worked hard at perfect- ing their routines. a: The Warriorettes practice a rou- tine for an upcoming game, b: Let- tergirls: Carrie Roark, Tracy Allison, Jessie Vibanco, Chrissy Stiller, Al- lyson Collins, Tammy Campbell, Jennifer Page, Claudette Neri, and IS Lorna Snople. Lettergirls and Warriorettes 61 VARSITY CLUB The 1987-88 saw the start of a new club at CHS: the Varsity Club. The club was formed to help athletes win scholarships to help with col- lege. The Varsity Club sold jam shorts to help fund the scholarships and pay for a field trip to the Chicago Cubs baseball game. a. Front L to R: Paul Farkas, Kevin Hocking, Jay Jones, L’Tesha Harrison, Jay Castillo, Tracy Foreman, Louis Garcia. Middle L to R: Shannon Rob- inson, Tonya Sutton, Kirk Owens, Mo- ses Lofton, Kevin Jones, Corey Davis, Linda Day, Mike Benza. Back L to R: Brian Hudson, Mike Ferri, Emilio Ruez, Mike Adams, Rawn Emig, John Wood, Joe Sanchez, Robert Foster, Robert Mitchell, b. Front L to R: Alta Herrea, Butch Carpenter, Angel Murray, Tom Falk, Pam O’Deen, Danica Chirich, Ve- ronica Ojeda, Lisa Anderson, Donnell Kluga. Middle L to R: Barb Hayner, Eliza Harra, Diane Gronkiewicz, Jean- nie Robinson, Micky Kasarda, Sandi Solis, Valerie Stiller, Karen Wheatley, Chris Kacher, Shelly Toscak. Back L to R: Anthony Hilson, Shreemone Ander- son, Michelle Widelski, George Mont- gomery, Phil Bridegroom, Troy John- son, Harley Tigner, Chauncey Whitaker, Willie Collins. 62 Varsity Club STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council was very instru- mental in getting things accomplished at CHS. They were in charge of Homecoming, National Education Week, and planning an open house for grandparents. Student Council also helped C-Teens with their food bas- kets. Student Council Row 1: Jessie Vibanco, Jay Jones, Jennifer Page, Chrissy Stiller, Donna Solis, Donnell Kluga, Sandy Solis, Catina Val- entine, Gina Valentine, Pam O’Deen, Jayna Benjamin. Row 2: Lisa Andeerson, Diane Bogdan, Tina Pederson, Jennifer Kluga, Cathy Wilson, Robbie Smith, Angel Murray, Chris Kacher, Melissa Garcia, Whitanya Alexander, Scott York, Ceila Gonzales. Row 3: Phillip Al- lison, Diane Solis, Chris Ols, Rob Cantu, George Montgomery, Dale Rader, Bob Cheeseman, Jeff Campbell, Shreemone Anderson, Candice Jim- merson, Stacy Taylor, Debbie Anderson, Michelle Ferguson. Student Council 63 a: Nick Brown and Emilio Ruiz build a model out of tinker toys, b: Mike Sahm’s hand is raised after winning against his opponent, c: Micky Kasarda shoots the ball while Ms. Green tries to block her shot, d: Angel Murray was crowned Homecoming Queen for the 1987-88 year. 64 People a: Ms. Lis smiles after her team scores, b: Valerie Stiller and Mike Sahm walk down the football field before the results of the Homecoming Queen was announced, c: Veronica Ojeda, Jennifer Robertson, and Tina Pederson pose for a picture at the Turnabout dance, d: Melissa Garcia stays after class to talk to Ms. McCray. People 65 a. Mr. Frederick discusses the day’s assignment with his class, b. Ms. McCray presents awards to the seniors, c. Mr. Wadkins prepares to begin his class lecture, d. It’a A pin! 66 People Greek Mythology is a: After presenting her collage to the class, Linda Rubalcava tells of her god. b: Chrissy Stiller portraying Thena, the goddess of love and beau- ty, truely fits her role, c: Dawn Rader helps her brother Dale into his costume. 68 Greek Mythology Kepi alive at CHQ This year Ms. McCray’s 10th grade hon- ors English class was assigned a Greek god project. For this project the students were to prepare a collage describing or symbolizing their god, and to dress up as their god, and to tell about their god by acting as if they were that god. Although most of the stu- dents were not overjoyed with this assign- ment in the beginning, they learned to ap- preciate the work and effort put into it. a: Jennifer Page, Mike Colson, Mike Perez, and Tina Pederson wait their turn to portray their Greek gods, b: Curtis Cobb tells of a time in his god’s life, c: Latrice Edwards closes her eyes in contentment as she ima- gines herself as the actual goddess Athena of which she protrays. c Greek Gods 69 ACTIVI a: Junior Julie Almodovar and date George Jimenez relax after dancing at the Turnabout held on Dec. 19, 1987. b: Sophomore Tracy Cox and Junior Steve Pendley dance with friends at the Turn- about. c: Senior Robert Aldaz takes date Robin Cather by the hand to escort her to the Prom while Junior Rodney Wat- son and Senior Kim Newell stand with Chaeuffer. 70 Activities Activities 71 SENIOR BANQUET The 1988 Seniors enjoyed a won- derful dinner and awards presentation in their honor. Many of the class of 1988 attended the banquet. Seniors voted on such categories as Most Pop- ular, Best Dresser, Best Couple, etc. Some seniors received scholarship money to help finance their college education. The banquet proved to be a wonderful ending to the high school carreers of the Class of 1988. a: Mr. Joseph welcomes the seniors to the 1988 banquet as Mr. Higgenbotham prepares to pres- ent an award and Ms. McCray looks on. b: Rawn Emig shows his appreciation for the fine food at the banquet. 72 Sr. Banquet a: Melissa Garcia and Bob Cheeseman look over their awards for Valedictorian and Salutatorian respectively, b: Mike McCoy is enjoying the banquet little surprises, c: The senior athletes display their Varsity Club Awards proudly. Rawn Emig — Outstanding Senior Male Athlete; Michelle Widelski — Outstanding Female Athlete; Sandi Solis — Chris Tricoff Scholar — Athlete Award; and Harley Tigner — Chris Tricoff Scholar — Athlete Award, d: Todd Cliborne tries to steal the spotlight from Sandi Solis. c Sr. Banquet 73 THE INVISIBLE MAN When six college girls take over an isolated, broken down lodge (Rainbow Lodge), things begin to happen. Years ago the previous owner hid a map worth millions in gold. The search for “the pot at the end of the rainbow” re- sults in mystery — murder — and mirthful situations. In the middle of it all we find The Invisable Man! a: Deputy (Senior Bill Priller) falls madly in love with Linda (Dianne Bogden). b: Hamilton (Junior Dan Stadt) and his fellow friend Linda (Junior Dianne Bogden). c: The 1988 Fall Cast: from T to B and L to R : Shane Lowden, Brian Willis, Tanya Rust, Michelle Kucsera, Lois Tucker, Denise Duncan, Dianne Bogden, Dan Stadt, and Mr. Borlick. 74 Fall Play CAST Hamilton Dan Stadt Linda Dianne Bogden Gertrude Michelle Kucsera Karen Denise Duncan Susie Paige Roberta Lois Tucker Jack Griffin Fuller Beasly Shane Lowden Jane Beasly Deputy Bill Priller a: Junior Dianne Bogden and the Wacky Mr. Borlick. b: Jack Griffin (Senior Brian Willis) moves in on the kill on Jane Beasly (Freshman Tanya Rust) and Linda (junior Dianne Bogden). c: “I ' ve killed my husband now its time for you to die,” said Jane (Freshman Tanya Rust) to Linda (Junior Dianne Bogden). d: The Spectacular 88 actors and actresses in action. Fall Play 75 a. Mrs. Kapetanovic takes a moment to look up from her grading, b. Paul Burns and Kacey Combs read intently their English assignment, c. Ms. Dodd’s biology class get a close up on a boa. d. Freshmen Jeremy Levy, Michelle Brinkley, Art Fowler, and Alex Serrano look a little frightened about high school. People 77 TURNABOUT Turnabout is the annual Christm as formal dance. This year’s theme was “IF ONLY FOR ONE NIGHT.” The twist with turnabout is the girl asks the boy of her choice to dance, thus the name “Turnabout.” The evening is a great way to spend time with friends. 78 Turnabout Turnabout 79 a. Judy Parkes, John Taylor, and Me- lissa Garcia ask, “Is this what a double date is?’’ b. John Taylor and Melissa Garcia pose for their Turnabout pic- tures, provided by Spassoff Photogra- phy. c. Kim Greenberg and John pose for their Turnabout pictures as a sou- venir of their romantic evening, d. Kevin Cox, Tom Borders, and Richie James flex before the camera, e. Shelly Her- nandez and Jimmy Harbin are enjoying themselves dancing together at the Turnabout, f. Damon Schaefer and Elena Flores share a slow dance on Turnabout night. The Wackiest Resort in the East In “The Wackiest Resort in the East,” five foster girls were trying to keep their foster mother from going bankrupt. They did this by opening their old house as a ski resort. They, and friends, posed as guests and workers of a successful ski resort in hopes of deceiving the bank into giving them an extension on the loan. Because they could not pay their bill, the local utility company was going to shut off the lights; however, with a few wacky guests and some really weird employees, the resort was saved and resold to Manfred Milton the third. a. The cast: Michelle Kucsera, Mike Grant, Brian Willis, Dana Robbins, Heidi Sanders, Ken Roach, Tina Valentine, Tanya Rsut, Dan Stadt, Dianne Bogden, Mr. Borlick, Lois Tucker, and Laurie Noesen. b. Junior Ken Roach with freshmen Heidi Sanders, Tanya Rust, and Laurie Noesen during a scene, c. Dan Stadt is trying to convince Lois Tucker to come down because things are not as bad as they seem. 80 Spring Play Gil Fullerton Lori Harris Nancy John Artie Karen Carla Sybil Julie Gretchen Ms. Potter Ms. Hutchins Christina Naomi Orville Manfred Milton Shane Lowden Dianne Bogden Tanya Rust Dan Stadt Ken Roach Heidi Sanders Laurie Noesen Sara Cheek Tanya Taylor Lois Tucker Dana Robbins Denise Duncan Tina Valentine Michelle Kucsera Mike Grant Brian Willis a. Juniors Dianne Bogden and Mike Grant with freshman Michelle Kuscera. b. Junior Dan Stadt and freshman Tina Valentine, c. Senior Brian Willis with juniors Lois Tucker and Dan Stadt. d. Senior Brian Willis and freshman Tina Val- entine. Spring Play 81 PROM This year the Junior-Senior prom was held at the Serbian Hall in Merrillville. The theme for the 1988 prom was Fairy Tale Fantasy and the juniors provided the band “The Mix” for this special oc- casion. Crown bearers Angel Murray and Mike Sahm passed their titles to Prom King Emilio Ruiz and Prom Queen Donnell Kluga for 1988. Prom pictures were taken by Spasoff and the prom decorations were pro- vided by the junior class. Some of the students were taken to the prom by limousines or just drove themselves. A popular place for post-prom was Chicago, either to eat or go on the carriage rides. The day after prom the popular place to be was Turkey Run. a: Promgoers pause for a refresh- ment. b: Robin Houston and her date pose for their pictures, c: Diana Solis, Diane Gronkewicz, Damon Schaefer and Troy Campbell enjoy a dance together. vr Prom 83 a: Gina Sullivan enjoys a dance with her date on prom night, b: Steve Potosky and Tom Borders stand in line to pay for their prom pictures, c: Steve Boyles and David Worthington pose for the pictures at prom, d: Prom Queen Donnell Kluga and Emilio Ruiz share a slow dance after being announced King and Queen. a: The 1988 valedictorian was Melissa Garcia, b: Valerie Stiller gives the welcome for the 1988 graduation, c: Bob Cheeseman, one of the two salutatorians, finishes his salutatorian address, d: Sandi Solis, after receiving her diploma, turns her tassle from right to left, e: Michelle Adams gives the second of two salutatorian addresses. 84 Graduation a: Donicia Chirich thankfully receives her diploma, b: Steve Boyles shakes hands with Mr. Abramson while receiving his diploma, c: Valerie Stiller, An- gel Murray, Shelly Jenkins, and Stacy Jackson anxiously await to get their diplomas. The Class Of 1988 Graduation 85 National Education Week National Education Week was held in November. The week is set aside each year to recognize outstanding students and teachers. Student lead- ers were recognized with a special day. Students, who were selected by teachers, traded places with a teacher for the day or just for an hour. The students then became the teacher and realized just how difficult the teacher’s job can be. Parents were also invited to the school for an “Awareness Day.” a. Mark Brown is eager to an- swer a question for Ms. McCray. b. Ms. Simic awards Laura Crook with an Outstanding Stu- dent ribbon. 86 N.E.W. a. Artie VanCuren checks with Mr. Sadja before teaching the lesson of the hour. b. John Wood eagerly greets his students before their biology lesson, c. Tony Conja helps Mrs. Walters by grading papers. N.E.W. 87 Spirit Week The 1987 Football sectional was the purpose for Spirit week. Spirit week consisted of dress-up days. The dress-up days were twin day, ethnic day, class color day, bum day and red and white day. We also had a homecoming review and a powder puff foot- ball game. At the powder puff game we had our boys football team dress up as cheerleaders. The powder puff football game was won by the seniors and sophomores. a: Juniors Dan Stadt and Dianne Bogdan show their school spirit by dressing up on teacher day. b: Stephanie Doran provides a block for Tammy Williamson. c: Members from the varsity football team cheer on the powder puff football teams. d: Junior Tracey Foreman dodges her opponent. 88 Spirit Week a a. Mrs. Weakland takes a break at the girls’ track sectional, b. Mr. Tauber prepares to lecture as Allyson Stump whispers the answer to a friend, c. Ms. McCray, the senior sponsor, helps check out a senior before graduation, d. Mr. Starewicz waits to take a swing in his P.E. class, e. Mrs. Gulley catches up on the news before the school day begins. Teachers 89 a: Angel Murray the 1987 Homecoming Queen, b: Deanna Cooper Homecoming runner-up. c: Valerie Stiller Homecoming runner-up. d: Sandy Solis presents crown and rose to Angel Murray, as Rawn Emig and Bridget Hodgeman look on. e: Steve Boyles and Lisa Anderson showing school spirit, by joining other Seniors on the float before the parade. 90 Homecoming Homecoming The Warrior football team struggled during the on Homecoming game but were still defeated by Griffith (39- 20). The Calumet Seniors, Juniors, and Freshmen were defeated when the Sopho- mores won the float contest. Homecoming week consist- ed of festivities such as Spirit week, a pep assembly, a pa- rade and a dance following the game. Senior Angel Murray was crowned Homecoming Queen and Harley Tigner was voted Mr. Football. Both were to meet on the dance floor following the game. a: Angel Murray waiting for the Homecoming parade to begin, b: Seniors showing Homecoming spirit during the parade. Homecoming 91 PEOPLE a: Tracy Tigner and Becky Robinson express their happiness for music and friendship, b: Senior Michelle Widelski is surprised by the photographer, c: Junior Donnell Kluga leaves the office after run- ning an errand for a teacher, d: Seniors Kathy Doherty and Steve Potosky pose for the camera. Mr. Robert Joseph Mr. Thomas Manning Mr. Fred Sanchez Mr. Tom Adams Mr. George Ahlgrim Miss Laura Baird Mr. Paul Borlick Mrs. Betty Cheliras Mr. Charles Cole Mr. Thomas Dakich Miss Maryann Dodd Miss Zella Doty Ms. Sherri Green Mrs. Deborah Gulley Mr. Randy Harkabus Mrs. Dorothy Hepp 94 Faculty Mr. Chet Higginbotham Mrs. Judith Hott Mrs. Jacquelyn Kapetanovic Mr. Milos Karagin Mr. Johnathan Keach Mrs. Ann Korellis Miss Debby Langel Miss Carmen Lis Mrs. Dorothy Long Mr. Robert Maginot Mrs. Wilma McCain Miss Johnnie McCray Mr. William Miller Mr. Robert Mizera Mr. Robert O’Connor Mr. Joe Portman Faculty 95 Mrs. Belinda Potoma Mr. Michael Prohl Mrs. Margaret Ralph Mrs. Barbara Sajda Mr. Leonard Sajda Mr. Ted Seabloom Miss Eva Simic Mr. Richard Sopko Mr. Douglas Starewicz Mr. Don Starkey Mrs. Norma Sweeney Mr. John Talias Mr. Jerry Tauber Mr. Carl Traicoff Mrs. Shirley Traicoff Mrs. Eilene Triana 96 Faculty Mr. Robert Velasco Mr. Nick Voris Mr. Jim Wadkins Mrs. Laura Walters Mrs. Joyce Weakland Mrs. Nancy Whitcomb Mrs. Sue Whitworth Miss Pauline Yatsko a: Mrs. Ann Korellis answers a question for JuniorJohn Wood, b: Mr. Paul Borlick takes time to rest between his busy class schedule. Faculty 97 Freshmen Adcock, Roy Aldridge, Darren Anderson, Carol Anderson, Debra Anderson, Eddie Bailey, Tammy Bates, Dontaye Barry, Yolanda Beehn Michael Benjamin, Jayna Birs, John Thomas Britt, Joe Brown, Tonya Buchanan, Herman Burge, Adam Burns, Paul Allen Burns, Heather Bytnar, Brian Cannon, Kourt Carman, Wesley Carter, David Cassoday, Wally Chandler, Gregory Choate, Greg Colon Maritza Combs, Kacey Coomer, Katie Cox, Kevin Daniels, Daniel Davis, Renea Dillingham, Jeff Doran, Tanya 98 Freshmen Douglas, Dina Duffy, Patrick Duncan, Denise Ducan, Shelia Ann Durham, Steve Ellis, Scott Eriks, Carol Escue, Jonathan Evans, John Farley, Melinda Ferguson, Michelle Estes, Franklin Flud, Roger Foster, Thomas Fouts, Heather Fowler, Wayne Fugate, Wendy Garcia, Luanne Garcia, Teresa Gardner, Latonya Gibson, Gavid Gonzales, Cecelia Gonzales, Fernando Gray, Melissia Gray, Larry Greer, Steven Gutierrez, Araceli Hall, Derek Haner, Shirley Hardesty, Nancy Harper, Karen Harper, Melinda Hayes, Jerry Hill, Becky Hirsch, Shannon Hoffman, Kim Holmes, Kim Hopper, Jeff Huddleston, Stephanie Jackson, Cynthia Freshmen 99 Jenkins, Bryant Jiminez, David Jimerson, Candice Johnson, Michelle Kemper, Guy Kemper, Larry Kirk, Lenn Kluga, Jennifer Knee, Robert Komoscar, Joy Krejci, Angela Lane, Shelly Lawson, Chad Lessner, Michael Levy, Jermy Lindeman, Roger Lindsey, Jennifer Luna, Lucna McBride, Michael McIntosh, Tommy McKenzie, Tim McMunn, Mary Madsen, Julie Madziak, Tom Martinez, Nikki Martinez, Phillip Maryonovich, Laurie Mata, Raymond Mata, Robert Metcalfe, Christine Meyer, Lisa Mikuta, Joe Mitchell, Don Mitchell, Sarena Morales, Vincent Moravec, Melissa Morris, Ronnie Morris, Tim Monik, Christopher Moshinsky, Jeff Mullens, Melinda Nesmith, Chad 100 Freshmen Noesen, Laurie Norden, Nikki O’Bannon, John Owens, Frank Palmer, Shannon Partin, Chris Pempleton, Monshari Pena, Randall Perez, Angela Perham, David Perryman, Brian Peter, Donald Pruitt, Derek Puckett, Jason Rattray, Rachele Rex, Corey Rhodes, William Rhyne, Mike Richardson, Doug Rivera, Melissa Roach, Kimberly Robbins, Dana Robertson, Mark Ross, Bill Ross, Steve Rust, Tanya Salinas, Lynn Salinas, Tremanyne Sanders, Heidi Sawochka, Carol Schaefer, Jacob Schiller, Mike Scheegas, Jane Schneider, John Schurbert, David Sechrest, John Serrano, Alex Sierra, Tony Simmons, Travis Skinner, Melissa Skomac, Alex Skomac, Nick Freshmen 101 a: Sophomore David Scheubert gets his picture taken opening his locker, b: Jim Phelps and Tracy Tigner have their pictures taken in the band room. Smith, Philip Smith, Travis Smith, Allison Sulak, Steve Sutton, Jason Taylor Tayna Titus, Shannon Toledo, Anna Trevino, Andy Turlo, Robyn Turner, Dashawn Valentine, Catina Valentine, Gina Vanderwater, Kathy Vaupel, Jeanette Vicanco, Isabel Wabbington, Corey Ward, Eric Washington, Gina Watson, Jeff Wells, Robin Wells, Scott Willis, David Wilson, Dave Wilson, Tammy Woods, Benjamin Wright, Tracy Wright, William Wriston, Ken Zeiter, Russel 102 Freshmen Sophomores Alexander, Whitanya Allison, Tracy Anderson, Curtis Anderson, Dawn Anderson, Shannon Arnold, Patty Ashlock, Tim Austin, Michelle Beasley, George Belinsky, Bob Bencze, Thomas Blackwell, Ami Blythe, Angela Borman, Frank Botts, Tony Braddam, Joe Braunm, Johnetta Brothers, Melinda Brown, Mark Bruce, Mike Buckner, Dena Byers, Greg Campbell, Tammy Carter, Sherri Castillo, John Cheek, Sara Christensen, Mike Clark, Joseph Clark, Soyna Cobb, Curt Clodfelter, Mark Collie, Tenon Colson, Mike Cox, Tracy Cudzoil, Robin Cullum, Christine Cummings, LoraLee Sophomores 103 Danaher, Dawn Denham, Steve Derr, Kim Dickerson, Erica Diehl, Holly Dillingham, Marcus Dillion, Kimberly Doran, Stephanie Duncan, Patric Eastman, Phillip Eaton, Gloria Edwards, Latrice Ericks, Carol Estrada, Mark Farrar, Billy Farrar, Tim Faults, Debbie Fendley, Karen Fendley, Kelly Forbes, Stephen Foreman, Tammy Fowler, Laura Fouts, Lori Fox, Carl Fox, Trade Franco, Mathew Gallagher, Christine Gallagher, James Gallagher, Kerry Garner, Nancy Garrett, Tracy Gidcumb, Brian Goff, Steven Golden, Lisa Goode, Nicole Gronkiewicz, Brian Guerrero, Laura Guevara, Melissa Halon, Theresa Hamilton, Leslie Harbin, Jimmy Harding, Linda Harper, Larry Harrison, Shelly Haynes, Shannon Hepner, Twyla Hernandez, Shelly Hescher, Andy Hodge, Jarvis 104 Sophomores Hodgeman, Bridget Holmes, Robert Hoskins, Kellie Hosted, Kim Hubbard, Thelma Jiles, Rozell Johnson, Jamie Johnson, Mary Johnston, Tim Jones, Johnathon Joyce, Edwin Jursic, Jennifer Keller, Terry Kirkley, Scott Knight, Spencer Kollar, Gina Krayniak, Shay Krisco, Jennifer Kubina, Judy Landon, Otha LaPradd, Bob Lebrenton, Mike LeLoupe, Frank Lewis, Eric Lewis, LeShawn Lindahl, David Lockhardt, Dwanye Lopez, Rubin Love, John McBee, Tammy McBee, Tanya McBride, Karen McClelland, Christy McConnell, Daniel McDaniels, Billie McNash, Theresa Sophomores 105 Majors, Alexander Marimen, Adam Marinceski, Naum Martinez, Eric Martinez, Laura L Martinez, Laura M Moore, Terri Morrison, Michael Moser, Ronnie Mshat, Wally Nelson, Joy Nelson, Scott Neri, Claudette Norton, George O’Brian, Eddie Olesha, Anna Ols, Chris Olsen, Samantha Ornalas, Theresa Page, Jennifer Painter, Tracee Pederson, Tina Perez, Michael Perryman, Tina Perterson, Daniel Phelps, Jim Pierce, Max Prickett, Delbertta Pritchard, Norma Pruitt, Tom Quick, Marcailla Rader, Dale Rader, Dawn Rainwater, Gary Rattray, Aaron Reed, Alisa Rhodes, Anthony Rhoten, Penny Richards, Susan Richardson, Mia Ring, Jacinta Raork, Karril 106 Sophomores Roark, Shawn Rosales, Ramona Rubalcava, Linda Ruehl, Norma Russell, Vincent Salgado, Cindy Sankoski, Jim Schoon, Glenda Schweighardt, JoAnn Sears, Diane Shelton, Sam Shingler, Keith Silva, Rick Simko, Tim Smith, Tom Snopel, Lorna Spradlin, Kim Stasko, Beth Stiller, Christine Stokes, Josh Taylor, Stacy Taylor, Darrell Taylor, Tommie Thomas, Paula Trevino, Rudy Upchurch, Ellen Waters, Mindy Wieser, Jeff White, Julie Williamson, Reatha Williamson, Tamala Witt, Larry Wlodarski, Ray Worthington, Eric Yarchan, Lisa York, Scott Sophomores 107 Juniors Adams, Tara Allen, Eric Allison, Phillip Almadovan, Julie Amos, Aleisa Anderson, Shreemone Arwood, Joe Bajda, Mike Banzen, Mike Barricks, Tracy Black, Keith Blackwell, Elana Bock, Carla Bogdan, Dianne Borgo, Theresa Boron, Allen Braunm, Sereta Bridgroom, John Brown, Rick Brown, Stacy Burkart, Shane BuVala, Carrie Campbell, Troy Cardwell, Bret Carpenter, Butch Cassoday, Bradley Cather, Lisa Cayton, Patty Chiaramonte, Kim Coapstick, Trade Collum, John Crook, Lora Cudziol, Joseph Daily, Scott Davis, Corey 108 Juniors Day, Linda DeGard, David Devine, John Diaz, Brett Diaz, Rachel Dilling, Kelly Donahue, Kathy Donson, Daryl Drechslen, Cecile Drexler, Lori Dunning, Kim Elliot, Tracy Evans, Dawn Faulk, Tomas Ferri, Michael Fite, Ricky Fitzgerald, Kandi Frenken, Ron Garcia, Louis Garza, LeTicia George, Sam Gilman, Sam Grant, Michael Graves, Chris Graves, Jimmie Graves, Sean Green, Willie Grondiewicz, Diane Guerrero, David Guzman, Jean Haines, Sue-Ann Harper, Shalonda Harvey, Kim Hausele, Meredith Hendricks, Donna Juniors 109 Diana Solis, Chris Kacher, Jeannie Robinson, and Ms. Dodd lean back as Montezuma, the biology pet, moves around the room. Hilson, Anothony Hindman, Shariss Hobbs, Paul Hoffman, James Hord, Michael Huddleston, Angela Hurley, Shannon lharra, Eliza Jackson, Maurice Jackson, Maurice Jacobson, Connie James, Richie Johnson, LaShaunta Kachur, Christine Keefer, Jeff Kilbourne, Glenn Kirkley, Khristie Kluga, Donnell Konja, Tony Kuse, Gary Lanoir, Brandy Lofton, Moses Lomelin, Anthony Lord, Lajuana Lowden, Shane Luter, Steve McClelland, Kerry McCullough, Tequin Mark, Kelin Mears, Rhonda Meulemans, Tammy Micky, Ralph Miller, DeeShane Mitchell, Robert Monglin, Tammie Not Pictured McQuen, Jamie 110 Juniors a: Lori Drexler studies before she takes a Geometry Test. Montgomery, George Mosley, Theresa Munsie, Crystal Nedreau, JoAnn Nusz, Kristie Oakens, Johnny O’Brian, David Ojeda, Veronica Oldenburg, Mary Owens, Kirk Painter, Duane Patterson, Beth Pennington, Bobby Powell, Pat Quillen, Tina Quinones, Juliana Rash, Tim Raub, Tracy Repko, Jason Rhone, Jim Roach, Kenny Robertson, Larry Robinson, Jeannie Robinson, Shannon Rodiguez, Veronica Rogers, Prudence Riuz, Emilin Sanchez, Elizabeth Schiller, Dawn Serrano, Tenica Shaffer, Melissa Shrader, Terry Simmous, Ronnie Slade, Deanna Slone, Steve Smeltzer, Matt Juniors 111 a: Diana Solis and her date take time out at the prom for refreshments. Smith, Carlton Smith, Donna Smith, Tracey Stadt, Danny Stone, Angie Sumrall, William Sutton, Tammy Taylor, John Tharp, Doug Tigner, Tracy Toczek, Shelly Tucker, Louise Upchurch, Gary Van Dyke, Henry Vaseloff, Anthony Vasile, Dominic Velasquez, Cynthia Velasquez, Sylvia Vibanco, Tommy Vines, Jane Wachowski, Daniel Ward, Brian Watson, Rodney Westgreen, Patrick Wheatley, Karen Wheeler, Debbie Williams, ZaTonya Williams, Steve Wilson, James Witham, Marsha Wood, John Worthington, Dennis Woods, Alicia Yockey, Kenny Zaborski, Pat 112 Juniors 9eniors Mike Adams Michelle Adams Teresa Adams Robert Aldaz Chris Anderson Lisa Anderson Rob Ashlock Tammy Austin Jody Belcher LaTanya Bell Ron Blythe Tom Borders Seniors 113 Steve Boyles Phil Bridegroom Nick Brown Lori Bytnar Jeff Campbell Robert Cantu Kelly Carpenter Andrea Carillo Shannon Carter Robin Cather Mike Chandler Bob Cheeseman Danica Chirich Lewis Claiborn Rosemary Cole Allison Collins 114 Seniors a: Senior Kelly Carpenter tries desperately to open her locker. b: Smiling, Senior Hope Hernandez completes on assignment for Miss Eva Simic’s second hour Intensive office lab. Willie Collins Emily Collum Sherry Combs Julie Cook Deanna Cooper Casey Cornelius Melissa Crass Nicole Cross Seniors 115 Chrissy Curtis Berry Davis Tony Day Louis Donsbach Cathy Doherty Cecelia Drechfler Robert Duffy John Dye Marilea Edwards Rawn Emig Susan Farler Patrick Farris Dana Fleming Robert Foster Traci Fox David Fuson 116 Seniors Melissa Garcia Ramiro Garcia Cassandra Givens Kim Greenberg Malin Gunnarsson Kelly Harrison L ' Teshia Harrison Tina Heier Ed Hernandez Frank Hernandez Hope Hernandez Tammy Hernandez Alta Herrera Julie Higgins Gary Hofer Phil Hogan Seniors 117 a: Mr. William Miller’s second hour Economic’s class takes a trip to the library to work on reports. b: Rushing to class. Senior Jesse Vargas pauses to flash a smile at the photograher. ■iaa Jody Hoskins Robin Houston Staci Jackson Shelly Jenkins Jaye Jones Kevin Jones Ronna Kanelopoulos Michelle Kassarda 118 Seniors Cheryl Keel Paul Konja Jason Lawley Patty Lockhart Cindy Lopez Aaron Lubek Sue Maginot James Matthews Deanna Mayes Michael McCoy Shannon McCulloch Lisa McMannes Jamie McQuen Rick Merrick Steve Modglin Michelle Moore Seniors 119 Richard Murga Angel Murray Kim Newell Darren Newlin Pam O ' Deen Esperanza Ornelas Judi Parkes Kathy Jo Pena a: Senior Melissa Crass enters the fieldhouse to watch the activities. b: Senior Michelle Kasarda poses as the photog- rapher flashes the camera. 120 Seniors Randy Pendleton Christina Perez Mona Perryman Erica Padillia Mike Plancarte Steve Potosky Meshawn Pratchett Michelle Moore Dan Randall Becky Robinson Frank Rubalcava Joe Sanchez Damon Schaeffer Mike Sahm John Sheline Robbie Smith Seniors 121 a: Senior Robbie Smith works on an assignment for Miss Eva Simic’s second hour Office Inten- sive lab Tammy Smith Sandy Solis Alan Dale Spradlin Mae Stewart Melissia Stewart Scott Stewart Valerie Stiller Jill Stotts Richard Tabor 122 Seniors Anna Tidwell Harley Tigner Kim Vanderwater Jessie Vibanco Orval Voohies Greg White Michelle Widelski Heather Widing Antuan Wilbon Tracy Wilcox Brian Willis Cathy Wilson David Worthington Carey Yockey Kim Yockey Sharlene Zimmerman Seniors 123 Senior ' s Rule This is our last year to attend Calumet high. There will be many mem- ories of our friends and our long school hours here at CHS. We have made many future plans for af- ter we graduate and I hope we all achieve them, for when we walk out the school ' s doors we will all be on our way to these certain goals. Farewell good friends, farewell Calumet and good luck to all. 124 Seniors a: Seniors participating on Senior sweatshirt day. b: Seniors Jesse Vibanco and Michelle Widelski roam the hall in their spare time. c: Senior Robbie Smith enjoys a snack during Miss Simic’s class party. d: Senior Rob Cantu types a program during Mr. Harkabus’ second hour computer class. e: Senior Patty Lockhart carefully reads over her notes in Miss Simic ' s class. f: Seniors show their school spirit while riding on their homecoming float. d: Senior Willie Collins works on the Calumet yearbook. Seniors 125 a: Senior Harley Tigner gives advice to underclassmen Dale Rader and Pat Duncan. b: Senior Michelle Widelski takes the place of Miss Lis during student teacher day. c: Senior Tom Borders assists Mr. Tauber in his consumer math class, d: Senior Jessie Vibanco assumes Mr. Reach’s responsibility and teaches his Quest class on student teacher day. 126 Seniors a: Senior Judi Parkes takes the place of Miss McCray on student teacher day. b: Senior Steve Potosky cleans out his desk in Miss Simic’s class, c: Senior Valerie Stiller and David Worthington share a dance at the 1988 Turnabout dance. d: Senior Alan Spradlin is, as usual, in the computer lab. Seniors 127 a: Seniors Barb Haynes, Frank Rubalcava, Ramiro Garcia and Jim Phelps use their time to study in the library. b: Senior Michelle Moore shows her school spirit. c: Seniors Mickey Kasarda and Steve Boyles at the 1988 Turnabout dance, d: Senior Tom Borders shows senior Judith Parkes how to operate a computer program. 1 28 Seniors SENIOR CREDITS Adams, Michelle: Chemistry Club 2; Biology Club 2,3; Honor Society 2,3,4; Debate 3,4 Adams, Mike: French Club 2; Chemistry Club 2; Biology Club 2,3; Newspaper 3,4; Baseball 1 . 2 . 3. 4 Adams, Teresa: C-Teens 1,2,3; Boys Basketball Stat girl 2.3.4 Alexander, Mike: Football 1,2, 3, 4: Wrestling 1,2 Anderson, John: Wrestling 3 Anderson, Lisa: Spanish Club 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2; C-Teens 1,2; Student Council 2,3,4; Cheerleader 2; Warriorettes 1,3,4; Swimming 1,2, 3, 4 (Manager); Basketball 1; Softball 2,3,4; Lettergirls 1; S.A.D.D. 4; Varsity Club 4 Anderson, Paul: Spanish Club 1; Wrestling 1; S.A.D.D. 4; Band 1 Ashlock, Robb: Football 1; Swimming 2; Baseball 1,2; S.A.D.D. 4 Austin, Tamora: Spanish Club 1,2; Pep Club 1; C-Teens 1,2,3; Cheerleader 2,4; Lettergirls 1,3 Bell, LaTonya: French Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1; C-Teens 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Let- tergirls 1,2,3 Blythe, Ron: Spanish Club 1,2,3; C-Teens 1; OEA 1; Foot- ball 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; Base- ball 1,2 Boone, Chuck: C-Teens 1 Borders, Tom: French Club 1; Newspaper 4; Yearbook 2; Cross Country 2; Football 3,4; Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1 Boyles, Steve: French Club 4; Spanish Club 1,2, 3, 4; Swimming 1,2, 3, 4 Bridegroom, Phil: Chemistry Club 2; Biology Club 1; I.C.E. 3,4; OEA 3,4 (President 4); Football 4; Swimming 1,2, 3, 4 Bytnar, Lori: C-Teens 4; Health Occupations 3; Newspa- per 4 Campbell, Jeff: French Club 4; Spanish Club 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Newspaper 3; Tennis 4; Swimming 4 Cantu, Robert: Student Coun- cil 4; Newspaper 3; Tennis 3,4; Football 1; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4 Carpenter, Kelly: Chorus 1,2, 3, 4 (President 4) Carrillo, Andrea: Pep Club 1,2,3; C-Teens 1,2; I.C.E. 1; Chorus 1; OEA 2; Student Coun- cil 3; Newspaper 2; Yearbook 1; Class Officer 2; Tennis 2; Vol- leyball 2 Cassoday, Ray: C-Teens 1,2; Swimming 1 Cather, Robin: Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 1; Bible Rap 3; C- Teens 1,2, 3, 4; Health Occupa- tion 3 Carter, Shannon: Drama Club 3,4; Health Occupation 1; Cho- rus 1,2, 3, 4 (Secretary 4) Chandler, Dirk: Health Occu- pations 3; Cross Country 1,2; Football 3; Basketball 1,2; Track 1 Cheeseman, Robert: Spanish Club 1,2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 2,3; Biology Club 1; Honor So- ciety 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Swimming 1,2, 3, 4; S.A.D.D. 4; Debate 3,4 Chirich, Dancia: Spanish Club 1,2,3; Cheerleader 2,3; Softball 2,3,4; Varsity Club 4 Cole, Rose: Spanish Club 3,4: Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 2; Biology Club 1,4; C- Teens 1,2, 3, 4; Health Occupa- tions 3; Honor Society 1,2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Basketball 1; Track 2; Lettergirls 2,3; S.A.D.D. 2,3,4 Collins, Allyson: Bible Rap 2,3; C-Teens 1,2, 3, 4; Drama Club 4; OEA 3,4; Newspaper 1,2,3; Lettergirls 2,3,4; S.A.D.D. 3,4 Collins, Willie: French Club 1,2; Yearbook 2,3,4; Football 1,2,4 (Captain 4); Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2, 3, 4 (Captain 4); Varsity Club 4 Cook, Julie: Pep Club 1; C- 129 SENIOR CREDITS Teens 1,2,3; Honor Society 2,3,4; Newspaper 2 Cooper, Deanna: Spanish Club 1; C-Teens 2,3,4; Health Occu- pations 1; I.C.E. 1; OEA 1; Stu- dent Council 1,2; Class Officer 1 (Secretar y); Volleyball 2; Let- tergirls 2; S.A.D.D. 1,2,4 Cornelius, Casey: Spanish Club 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 3,4; Let- tergirls 4 Crass, Melissia: I.C.E. 4; Cho- rus 1,2, 3, 4; OEA 2,3,4; Year- book 3 Cross, Nicole: Spanish Club 2; Bible Rap 2,3; C-Teens 1,2, 3, 4 (Vice President 4); Health Oc- cupations 3; OEA 3,4 Curtis, Chrissy: Chemistry Club 2; Biology Club 1; Health Occupations 3; Newspaper 2; Lettergirls 4; S.A.D.D. 4 Davis, Barrett: Track 1,2, 3, 4 Djordjivic, Mara: Pep Club 1,2; Bible Rap 1,2; C-Teens 1,2; Health Occupations 3 (Secretary-T reasury) Dodson, Kevin: OEA 4; Cross Country 3; Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4; Track 3; S.A.D.D. 3 Doherty, Catherine: French Club 1; Spanish Club 2; C-Teens 4; Warriorettes 1; Tennis 2; S.A.D.D. 4 Donsbach, Louis: Football 1,2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4; Var- sity Club 4 Duffy, Robert: Honor Society 4; Golf 2; Band 1,2,3 Dutton, Brandon: I.C.E. 3,4; OEA 3,4 Emig, Rawn: Spanish Club 1,2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 1,2; Bi- ology Club 1; Honor Society 1,2, 3, 4; Tennis 1,2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1,2, 3, 4; Golf 1,2, 3, 4 Farkas, Paul: Spanish Club 1; Newspaper 4; Yearbook 3; Foot- ball 3,4; Varsity Club 4 Farier, Susan: Spanish Club 1,2, 3, 4; C-Teens 1,2,3; Quill and Scroll 3; Yearbook 1,2,3 (Editor), 4; S.A.D.D. 4 Farris, Patrick: Band 1 Fleming, Dana: I.C.E. 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; OEA 3,4 Fletcher, Jerry: Swimming 2; Golf 1 Foster, Robert: Baseball 2,3,4; Varisty Club 4 Fox, Tracy: Drama Club 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4 Fuson, David: Biology Club 2; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2 Garcia, Ramiro: Spanish Club 1; Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4 Gibbs, John: Spanish Club 1; Bible Rap 1; Newspaper 4; Golf 2,3; Baseball 1 Givens, Cassandra: Pep Club 1,2; C-Teens 1,2; Drama Club 3; Health Occupations 3; Track 1,2; S.A.D.D. 3 Gonzales, Mary: Bible Rap 3; Drama Club 3,4; Health Occu- pation 3; OEA 4 Graves, Bayon: Basketball 2,3,4; Track 4 Gray, Trina: Spanish Club 1,2; Health Occupation 1; Basketball 1 Greenberg, Kimberly: Span- ish Club 1,2; Chemistry Club 3; Biology Club 1,4; C-Teens 3; Tennis 2; Lettergirls 3,4; Harrison, Kelly: C-Teens 4; Warriorettes 1,2, 3, 4; Swimming 3,4; S.A.D.D. 4 Harrison, L’Teshia: Spanish Club 1,2,3; Biology Club 1,4; C Teens 2,3; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Let ‘ tergirls 2,3,4 Haynes, Barbara: Volleyball 4: Basketball 1; Track 2; Softball 3; S.A.D.D. 1 Haynes, Johnny: Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; S.A.D.D. 4 Hernandez, Eddie: Newspa per 4; Football 1; Baseball 1,2,3, 4; S.A.D.D. 4 Hernandez, Hope: C-Teens. 1,2,3; I.C.E. 1,2,3; Chorus 130 SENIOR CREDITS 1,2, 3, 4; OEA 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Lettergirls 1,2; S.A.D.D. 4 Hernandez, Tammy: Spanish Club 1,2; C-Teens 2; Health Oc- cupation 3 Herrera, Alta: Spanish Club 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2; Softball 2; S.A.D.D. 4; Varsity Club 4 Higgins, Julie: C-Teens 1,2; Warriorettes 1,2,4; S.A.D.D. 4 Hocking, Kevin: Newspaper 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 2,3,4 Hofer, Gary: Football 1; Swim- ming 1,2 Hoskins, Jody: C-Teens 1,2; Health Occupation 3; Chorus 2,3,4 (Librarian) 3,4; Lettergirls 1,2,3 Houston, Robin R. : Spanish Club 1,2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 4; Biology Club 2; C-Teens 2,3; Yearbook 3,4; Lettergirls 3; S.A.D.D. 4 Hurley, Darrel: Yearbook 2; Football 3; Basketball 1,2 Jackson, Staci: French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Biology Club 1,3; C- Teens 2,3; Track 2,3,4; Let- tergirls 2,3,4; Debate Club 3,4 (V.P.) 3,4 (Secretary) Jenkins, Shelly: Spanish Club 3; Pep Club 1,2; Biology Club 1; C-Teens 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Frosh Basketball 1 (Manager) Johnson, Troy: Football 4; Bas- ketball 3,4; Varsity Club 4 Jones, Jaye: Spanish Club 4; C- Teens 3; Chorus 1,3; Track 1,3; Lettergirls 2; S.A.D.D. 4; Var- sity Club 4 Jones, Kevin: Cross Country 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3, 4 Kanelopoulos, Ronna: News- paper 4 Kasarda, Michelle: Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 1; C-Teens 1; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4 (Librarian); Year- book 4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2, 3, 4; Softball 2,4; S.A.D.D. 4 Keel, Cheryl: Chorus 1,2,3 (Office); Lettergirls 2; S.A.D.D. 4 Koonce, Harry: Swimming 3,4 Lawley, Jason: Health Occu- pation 3; Band 1,2 LeBreton, Michelle: French Club 2; Health Occupation 3 Lockhart, Patricia: I.C.E. 4 (Treasurer); S.A.D.D. 4 Lopez, Cyndi: Spanish Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1; Student Council 1,2; Class Officer 1,2; Tennis 1,2,4; Voleyball 1 McCoy, Michael: French Club 2; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2,4 McCullough, Shannon: Bible Rap 2; C-Teens 2; Health Oc- cupation 3; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4 McMannes, Lisa: French Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3 Maginot, Suzanne: French Club 2; Bible Rap 3; C-Teens 2; Drama Club 2,3,4 Mathews, James: Health Oc- cupation 3; Football 1 Mayes, Deanna: Chorus 2,3,4 (Vise President); Band 1 Merrick, Rick: Football 3,4 Modglin, Steve: C-Teens 2; Football 1 Momirovich, Mirko: Cross Country 2; Football 3; Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2,4; Weight- lifting Club 2,3,4; Varsity Club 4 Moore, Mechelle: Cheerleader 4 Morris, Vickie: Bible Rap 2,3,4; Health Occupation 3; S.A.D.D. 1,2, 3, 4 Murga, Rich: Spanish Club 1; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4 Murray, Angel: Spanish Club 1,2; Chemistry Club 3; Biology Club 2,4; C-Teens 2,3; Student Council 4; Cheerleader 1,3,4; Class Officer 4; Tennis 1,2, 3, 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Let- tergirls 2 Newell, Kim: French Club 1; Health Occupation 3; OEA 4; SENIOR CREDITS Volleyball 1,2; Basketball 1; Softball 2,3,4 O’Deen, Pam: Spanish Club 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2; Biology Club 1; C-Teens 1,2,3; Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 1,2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1,2, 3, 4; Tennis 1,2, 3, 4 Oswalt, David: Football 1,2,4; Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4 Ornelas, Esperanza: Swim- ming 2 Parkes, Judi: French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Student Council 3; Warriorettes 1; Class Officer 3 (Secretary); Debate Club 3 (Officer), 4 Pena, Kathy Jo: Spanish Club 2; Health Occupation 3 (Secretary Treasurer); Student Council 2,3; S.A.D.D. 4; Debate Club 4 Pendleton, Randy: French Club 2; Biology Club 4; News- paper 3,4; Tennis 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2 Perez, Christina: Spanish Club 1,2; C-Teens 2,3; I.C.E. 4; OEA 4 (Vice President) Perryman, Mona: C-Teens 1,2,3 (Vice President President); Drama Club 3,4; Chorus 2,3; OEA 3 Plancarte, Mike: C-Teens 3; Newspaper 3; Golf 3; S.A.D.D. 4 and Scroll 3,4; Yearbook 2,3,4 (Photographer Asst. Editor); Basketball 1; S.A.D.D. 4 Poatchett, Meshawn: Bible Rap 1,2; C-Teens 1,2, 3, 4; Health Occupation 3; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1; Lettergirls 1; S.A.D.D. 4 Pratchett, Michelle: C-Teens 2,3; Chorus 1,2,3 Priller, Bill: Drama Club 4; Chorus 3,4; Football 4; Baseball 3,4 Rash, Tim: Football 1; Robinson, Becky: French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Society 4; Ten- nis 3; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Drum Major 2,3,4; Debate Club 3,4 Rubalcava, Frank: I.C.E. 2; OEA 2; Student Council 3; Base- ball 2 Sham, Mike: French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Biology Club 4; Health Occupation 3; Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4 Sanchez, Joseph: Spanish Club 2; Health Occupation 3 (Rep.); Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4 (Captian); S.A.D.D. 1,2; Band 1; Varsity Club 4; Weightlifting 3,4 Schaefer, Damon: Spanish Club 1,2, 3, 4; Biology Club 4; Health Occupation 3; Newspa- per 4; Tennis 4; Basketball 1,2; Track 4 tion 3; Chorus 2,3,4 Smith, Penny: Spanish Club 3; Bible Rap 3; C-Teens 1; News- paper 1; Track 1,2 Smith, Robbie: French Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1; C-Teens 1,3; OEA 4 (Secretary); Student Council 1,2,4; Warriorettes 3,4 (Secretary); S.A.D.D. 4 Smith, Tammy: Bible Rap 3; Drama Club 4; Health Occupa- tion 3; OEA 2; Cheerleader 4; Warriorettes 1,2,3; S.A.D.D. 4 Solis, Sandi: Spanish Club 3; Honor Society 4; Student Coun- cil 1,2,3 (President); Newspaper 1; Class Officer 2; Volleyball 3; Basketball 3; S.A.D.D. 1 Spradlin, Alan: OEA 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Yearbook 2,3 (Asst. Editor), 4 (Editor Asst. Photographer); Football 1; S.A.D.D. 4 (Treasurer) Stewart, Melissa: Pep Club 1; C-Teens 1,2,3; Drama Club 3,4; Health Occupation 3; I.C.E. 4; OEA 4 Stewart, Mae: Haelth Occupa- tion 3; Tennis 3,4 Stiller, Valerie: French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2; Student Council 1,2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2 (Vice President), 3,4 (President); Tennis 1,2,3 (Co-Captian), 4 (President); Lettergirls 3 Stotts, Jill: Pep Club 1; C Teens 2 (Treasurer), 3, 4; News- Potosky, Steven: OEA 4; Quill Sheline, John: Health Occupa- SENIOR CREDITS paper 2; Lettergirls 3 Strickland, Keith: French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Society 1,2, 3, 4 (President); Wrestling 4; Golf 2,3,4; Varsity Club 4 Tabor, Rich: Spanish Club 1; Chemistry Club 2; Biology Club 1; Football 1,2, 3, 4 Tidwell, Anna: C-Teens 1; Newspaper 1; Yearbook 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Lettergirls 1 Tigner, Harley: French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 3; Bi- ology Club 4; Honor Society 1,2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2; Foot- ball 1,3,4; Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4; Golf 1,2, 3, 4; Homecoming Queen 4 Vandewater, Kim: Band 1,2, 3, 4 Vargas, Jesse: Swimming 3; Wrestling 1 Vibanco, Jessie: Spanish Club 2,3,4; C-Teens 1,2 (Secretary ),3; Honor Society 2,3,4; Chorus 1; Student Council 1,2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1 (President); Vol- leyball 1; Lettergirls 2,3,4 (President) Whitaker, Chauncey: Basket- ball 3,4; Track 3,4; Varsity Club 4 White, Greg: French Club 2,3,4; Chemistry Club 2,3; Hon- or Society 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 1,2,3; Newspaper 1; Tennis 1,2; Swimming 1; S.A.D.D. 4 Widing, Heather: Bible Rap 3; C-Teens 3,4; l.C.E. 4; OEA 4; Basketball 1,2 (Co-Captian) Wilcox, Tracy: OEA 2,3,4; Lettergirls 2,3 (Secretary) Willis, Brian: Chemistry Club 2,4; Drama Club 3,4; Swimming 2,3,4 Wilbon, Antuan: Basketball 2,3,4; Varsity Club 4 Wilson, Cathy: French Club 1,3; Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 1; C-Teens 1,2, 3, 4; Student Coun- cil 3,4 Wilson, Felicia: French Club 1; C-Teens 1,2; Health Occupa- tion 1,2, 3, 4; Track 2; S.A.D.D. 4 Witham, Ed: Wrestling 3 Yockey, Carey: C-Teens 2; Health Occupation 3; l.C.E. 3; Chorus 3; OEA 3; Swimming 2; Lettergirls 3 Yockey, Kimberly: C-Teens 1; l.C.E. 3; OEA 3; Swimming 2 Zaborski, Joe: Swimming 1,2, 3, 4 Zimmerman, Sharlene: l.C.E. 4; OEA 4; Newspaper 2; S.A.D.D. 4 (219) 924-7930 Homestead Motors, Inc. 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