Calumet High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Gary, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1989 volume:

Stoppin’ in our tracks . . . r -. m w � % « w m !■ r S IS I ' fVr ' f ' t ' i « i f � • 5 «| f_I f « f jr � H?e i“ i -N t i j Stoppin’ In Our Tracks Chieftain Vol. 40 Calumet High School 3900 Calhoun St. Gary, IN 46408 (219) 838-6990 Most of the year had been great for seniors since it was their last year of high school. Part of the year had not been the greatest for freshmen since it was their first year at the high school. Sopho- mores and Juniors continued to look ahead to next year. Throughout the year there have been many memories and through- out this book these memories shall be relived. We will use this book to help you stop in your tracks with memories you helped create! a. Ms. Green proofreads the works given to her from Tina Perrryman and Charlene Kain. b. Jean Guzman prepares chicken during cooking class, c. Mrs. Potoma conducts the band during practice, d. Joe Clark catches up on his z’s 2 OPENING a. Robbie Olsen and Tremayne Salinas work on the newspaper lay- out. b. Chrissy Gal- lagher dances the night away at Homecoming, c. Mrs. Ralph prepares the printer for Mr. Tauber, d. Art students display their awards from the art exhibit, e. Ramone Stallings helps Travis Simmons with his work. f. Mr. Keehn grades papers during his prep. OPENING 3 STUDENT LIFE 5 HOMECOMING SPIRIT WEEK Homecoming spirit week started with a blast. Monday was sweat- shirt and t-shirt day, Tuesday was shorts day, Wednesday was hat day, Thursday was 50’s-60’s day, and Friday was Red and White day. Many students participated in the “Level the Devils” spirit week. To help everyone catch the spirit of the homecoming football game, the drama class performed a re- view. The review included skits about how great it is to be a War- rior fan. Coach Voris, dressed in full Indian headdress, accompa- nied his team on stage and in- spired the student body with his pep talk. Thursday also included a pow- der puff football game. The senior and sophomore girls proved to be the victors in the entertaining af- ternoon game. A few football players reverse rolls with the cheerleaders during the powder puff game. Gina Valentine shows her spirit during 50’s-60’s day. Gina Sullivan (34) is stopped by an opponent as Angela Norman tries to throw a block. Tencia Serrano and Ms. Simic show spirit during 50’s-60’s day. 6 SPIRIT WEEK BASKETBALL SPIRIT WEEK Basketball spirit week was used to get the boys’ bas- ketball team prepared for sectional play. All the students and faculty participated in the daily themes. The biggest day was red and white day on the day o f the first sectional game. At the usual pep sesson, each class was assigned a skit to perform. The cheerleaders and pom pon girls gave spirit fever to all. Mr. Traicoff came onto stage with his team and gave a very uplifting pep talk. STOMP THE MUSTANGS a. Mike Grant and Benjamin Woods show off their enthusiasm by participating in Red and White day during basketball sectionals, b. Need any toilet paper? Mr. Traicoffs room would be the place to go during basetball sectionals, c. Don Peters displays his work of art in hopes of firing up the Warriors for a victory, d. Laurie Noesen decorates a basketball player’s locker during spirit week. SPIRIT WEEK 7 HOMECOMING 1988: LEVEL THE DEVILS On Thursday afternoon the girls at CHS played the annual Powder Puff football game. The contest pitted the freshmen and juniors against the soph- omores and seniors. The game was close from the start; however, by the end of the game the sophomores and seniors were victorious. The drama class performed the tra- ditional Homecoming Review, which included skits from Satur- day Night Live to PeeWee Herman. Mr. Voris came onto stage dressed in full Indian head- dress to introduce his team and to get the crowd fired up for the big game. Game time arrived and the an- nouncements of the 1988 Home- coming Queen and King. Dianne Bogdan was announced 1988 Homecoming Queen, and she commmented, “I was pleasantly surprised!” Homecoming King honors went to George Montgom- ery, who stated, “It’s a good ex- perience.” 8 HOMECOMING QUEEN CANDIDATES: Shreemone Anderson Dianne Bogdan Donnell Kluga Dianna Solis Donna Solis Mr. Football, George Montgomery, runs the Lowell Red Devils down. Diane Bogdan gets crowned Homecom- ing Queen of 1988. HOMECOMING 9 WINNERS QUEEN Dianne Bogdan KING George Montgomery HALL DECORATIONS FIRST PLACE Juniors SECOND PLACE Seniors Sophomores FLOAT DECORATIONS FIRST PLACE Freshmen SECOND PLACE Juniors GAME CALUMET 21 LOWELL 7 CHS FULL OF SPIRIT MACBETH REVISITED Ms. McCray’s senior hon- ors English classes read Mac- beth every year. This year they added a personal touch to the Shakespeare play: they acted out scenes. No two groups in the same class were to re-enact the same scene. With all the appropriate cos- tumes, the seniors pulled off Macbeth at its best. George Montgomery gives a look of sur- prise as Rick Fite prepares to stab him. Lisa Amos reads a message intended for Lady Macbeth. Eliza Ibarra delivers her solilo- quy. 12 MACBETH Tony Lomelin stabs Banquo as the two hired murderers look on. Dan Stadt and Mike Grant portray Macbeth and Lady Macbeth. George Montgomery and Rick Fite partake in a sword fight as part of their scene. Eliza Ibarra continues with her so- liloquy. MACBETH 13 BAND WORKS HARD The members of the CHS band were kept busy through- out the year. From the be- ginning of school they were in charge of providing pre-game and half-time performances at all home football games. During the winter, the band provided pep at all home bas- ketball games. And in the spring the band worked hard to perfect their sound for their annual spring concert, not to mention all the time needed to rehearse for band contests throughout the state. Each member contributed valuable sound for the proud CHS band. a. Mrs. Potoma gives last minute instruc- tions to the band before they begin to prac- tice. b. Andy Hescher, Mike McBride, Kim Holmes, and Adam Hutchinson add the smooth sounds of the brass section to the band. c. Joe Cudziol, Karen McBride, and Christine Metcalfe concentrate on the mu- sic as they play their parts. 14 BAND a. Jennifer Cruse, Mindy Mullens, and Michelle Rhone con- tribute the sweet sounds of the flute during practice, b. Richie Ja mes and Doug Tharp add the beat of the drums to the musical score, c. Carolyn Terpstra plays her flute with great concen- tration. BAND 15 A DAY AT WRIGLEY FIELD Ms. Payne decided this would be a good year to take her fifth and sixth hour classes to a Cubs base- ball game; so, on April 26, 1989 she did just that. The classes were comprised of mainly freshmen and seniors. Ms. Payne also invited Ms. Green’s yearbook staff to go along. In all, fifty people from CHS atteded the Cubs game. Everyone was excited to see the Cubs battle the world champion Dodgers. The Dogers won the game 4-3, but the trip was well worth it. Signs were made and displayed for the television cameras during the seventh innning stretch: GO CUBS! Karen Wheatly displays her excitement about being at the game. Kim Kasarda tells a classmate about the ball Andre Dawson threw to her that a stranger stole, as her friends listen to another account of the story. 16 FIELD TRIP MRS. SAJDA: TEACHER OF THE YEAR Mrs. Barbara Sajda was elected Teacer of the Year by her peers at Calumet High School. She attend- ed Union University in Jackson, Tennessee, where she received her BA degree. She went on to Purdue University where she received her MS degree. Mrs. Sajda has been teaching at Calumet High School for twenty-three years. Mrs. Sajda has taught English 9, 10, and 11. After receiving her honor, Mrs. Sajda replied, “1 have seen a change in students. They like more in-class work now and less homework.” a. Teacher of the Year Mrs. Sajda shows us her pearlies, b. Mrs. Sajda types a test on the computer. TEACHER OF THE YEAR 1 7 NHS LIGHTS THE WA Y The National Honor Society held its annual banquet for its new mem- bers in honor of their achievements through tout the year. Twenty new members were accepted into the or- ganization, including fourteen fresh- men. Part of the banquet was the traditional lighting of the candles to symbolize the light of knowledge. To become a member of NHS, a student needs to achieve and maintain a 3.0 grade point average. Ms. Yatsko welcomes students and par- ents to the 1 989 induction of new NHS members. Michelle Ferguson sings “One Moment in Time” for the new members. A look at the new NHS mem- bers with their burning candles of knowledge. Tony Lomelin delivers an inspirational speech to the new mem- bers. 18 NHS FOR ITS NEW MEMBERS Candice Jimerson receives an award of honor from Mr. Joseph. Beth Pat- terson and Julie Quinones exchange stories of their first NHS banquet. Sophomore Debbie Anderson signs her name to the NHS register. Fresh- man Kim Hinshaw receives her flame of knowledge. Ms. McCray, Mrs. Kaptonavic, and Mrs. Walters enjoy the banquet before giving out awards. David Gibson receives an honorary award from Mr. Joseph. NHS 19 MAKE IT LAST FOREVER Turnabout is the traditional Christmas dance. It has been held annually since 1969. This year’s turnabout was sponsored by the band boosters. Many students enjoyed dancing to music provided by an area DJ. The theme for turnabout, “Make It Last Forever,” was ap- propriate as many students did not want to leave. The traditional dance is the girl ' s opportunity to ask the boy to the dance, thus the name “Turnabout.” a. Karen Harper enjoys her dance with John Wood. Shannon Hurley dances with her date during a slow song. Isabel Vibanco and her date take a breather between dances. 20 TURNABOUT Michelle Kuscera and Chris Cantu share an intimate moment. Tracee Tigner and Rich James enjoy a slow song during Turnabout. Dawn DelaCruz kisses her date as they pass under the mistletoe. TURNABOUT 21 CHORUS SINGS OUT LOUD The 1989 Spring Choral con- cert was a huge success. It in- cluded six solos, one each by Dawn DeLaCruz, Kellie Hos- kins, Marsha Witham, Michelle Freguson, Michelle Kuscera, and Tracy Raub. Also included was a duet by Dawn DeLaCruz and Tammy Meulmans. An in- teresting touch to the night was a performance by Michelle Kus- cera, Claudette Neri, and Tracy Painter; they sang “Poor Man Lazerus” in acapella. a. Choir members perform one of their songs for their audience, b. Tracy Raub performs her solo “When Whoevers in New England.” c. Reatha Williams sings her solo for the audience. 22 CHOIR a. Choir members perform for the audience during the spring concert, b. Claudette Neri, Traci Painter, and Michelle Kuscera perform their acappella number, c. Dawn DeLaCruz performs “Real Love” at the spring concert. CHOIR 23 DRAMA PERFORMS COMEDY SKITS The Drama Club performed comedy skits in the tradition of the old Carol Burnett show. There were fifteen skits about different situations in life. A few of the skits involved married couples, the eld- erly, etc. The comedy skit format allowed many students to shine as stars in their own skit. Not one student was the sole star of the show. However, as in the past, seniors Dianne Bogdan, Dan Stadt, and Shane Lowden did a fine job, as did the other members of the cast. a. Is this a prediciton of the future for Dianne Bogdan and Dan Stadt? b. Shane Lowden displays his love of nature by ‘stomping through the tulips.’ c. Dianne Bogdan adds last minute touches to her make-up. 24 DRAMA DRAMA 25 a. Senior Lois Tucker gets frustrated as senior Mike Grant tries to give her tips on acting, b. Junior Lale Johnson tries to collect money from seniors Brian Ward and Mike Badja back stage. SENIORS RECOGNIZED WITH BANQUET This year’s senior banquet was held at the high school to award the seniors for their outstanding achievements. Stu- dents were awarded for academic achievements, honors program achieve- ments, and, as in the past, gag awards. Teachers from the honors program pre- sented awards to the senior who has excelled in many areas. The gag awards were voted on by the entire senior class. An award appropriate to each gag was given to each receptiant. a. Ms. McCray recognizes the senior class officers during the banquet Tony Lomelin, Secretary , Dan Stadt, Treasurer, Dianna Solis, President and Dianne Bogdan, Vice President, b. Shreemone Anderson and George Montgomery display their Academic Athlete and Most Outstanding Sen ior Athlete awards, c. Tony Lomelin accepts his plaque, which recognize! his appointment to the Air Force Academy, from Major Mark Donaldson d. Dan Stadt presents Paul Hobbs with his “most studious” award. 26 SENIOR BANQUET a. Dianna Solis gives her speech to her classmates, b. Dianne Bogdan, the student council president and senior class vice pres- ident, delivers a speech to her classmates, c. Duane Paints re- ceives an attendance award from Mr. Manning, d. Janaetta Jones, Donna Hendricks, Tencia Serrano, and Jason Pepko wait in line to enjoy the dinner at the senior banquet. SENIOR BANQUET 27 HOLD ON TO THE NIGHT PROM NIGHT ‘89 The Junior-Senior Prom was held Friday May 12, 1989 at Wicker Park in High- land. This year ' s theme was “Hold onto the Night.” Prom Queen was Nicole Goode and Prom King was Brian Gronkiewicz. S.A.D.D. members hung a mural reminding promgoers not to drink and drive. As the promgoers came into prom they signed a star and put it on the mural. When they left they took the star as a re- minder not to drink and drive. a. The 1989 Prom King and Queen: Brian Gronkiewicz and Nicole Goode, b. Tim Simko enjoys taking Angie Blythe’s garter off. c. 1989 seniors: Gina Sullivan, Dianna Solis, Jeannie Robinson, and Jay Jones show us their style, d. Chris Ols and Jeannie Robinson pledging not to drink and drive. 28 PROM IhoIdH [HO LOON . w D N T O r I h K PROM taw ■PM 1989 ★ ☆ a. The 1989 prom theme, b. Keith Shingler and date show off on the dance floor, c. Eliza Ibarra and her date take time to have a picture taken be- tween dances, d. Troy Camp- bell and Elana Flores share a slow dance. PROM 29 GRADUATION After twelve long, hard years, the seniors of 1989 were given recog- nition for all their work with the traditional commencement exer- cises. Many friendships were formed and broken, and many memories were created along the road. However, the senior class of 1989 realizes many new friend- ships will be formed and new memories await them. Good luck seniors and congratulations! Mike Grant delivers his co-valedictorian address to his classmates. Co- valedictorian Beth Patter- son delivers her speech to the class of ’89. Salutato- rian Dan Stadt impresses upon his classmates the great achievement each has made. The seniors congratulate one another after the ceremonies. 30 GRADUATION Senior Troy Campbell shares his graduation excitement with girlfriend Elena Flores. Shreemone Anderson receives her diploma from superintendent Mr. Abramson, as Ms. McCray looks on. Corey Davis and George Montgomery show their pleasure with their graduation. The senior class is escorted into the fieldhouse for commencement exercises. GRADUATION 31 o • •— H E « 85 U P o 42 V 42 ■ - a 5 ■o u a v o u. C cd D X U L £ L U Pu, CO • 42 CO •c u a a CJ P « O 42 ■ ‘C « 9 00 = S 5 S -g ? 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Tara Adams: French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Honor Society 3,4; Band 1 Eric Allen: Swimming 1 Phillip Allison: Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 3,4 Julie Almodovar: Spanish Club 1,2; C-Teens 4; S.A.D.D. 4 Aleisa Amos: French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Honor Society 3,4; Track 4 Shreemone Anderson: French Club 1,2; Honor Society 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2,3; Varsity Club 1,2 Bas- ketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3, 4 Joe Arwood: Swimming 2,3,4 SENIORS 34 SENIORS Mike Banzen: Varsity Club 3,4; Swimming 2,3,4; S.A.D.D. 3,4 Tracy Barricks Elana Blackwell: Spanish Club 1; Warriorettes 3,4 Student Reprensta- tive; Varsity Club 4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; S.A.D.D. 1,3,4, President, Secretary Dianne Bogdan: Spanish Club 1,2, 3, 4 Vice Preident; Student Council 1,2, 3, 4 President; Class Officer 1,2, 3, 4 Vice President; Debate Club 2,3 Theresa Borgo: C-Teens 2,3; OEA 4; S.A.D.D. 3,4 Sereta Braunm: I.C.E. 3,4; OEA 3,4 Historian; Student Council 1,2 Secertary John Bridegroom Shane Burkhart Carrie Buvala: Spanish Club 1,2, 3,4 Sally Campbell: C-Teens 1,4 Troy Campbell: C-Teens 1,4; News- paper 3; Yearbook 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 3,4; Football 1,4 Brett Cardwell SENIORS 35 Butch Carpenter: Varsity Club 3; Cross Country 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3, 4; John Castillo: Varsity Club 3,4; Swimming 2,3,4; S.A.D.D. 4; Lisa Cather: Spanish Club 1 Patricia Cayton: S.A.D.D. 1,2 Kimberly Chiaramonte: Spanish Club 1; S.A.D.D. 4 Joe Cudziol: Spanish Club 1; Band 1,2, 3, 4 Scott Dailey: Spanish Club 1,2, 3, 4 Honor Society 1,2, 3,4; Tennis 1; Football 3,4; Band 1 Linda Day: Spanish Club 1; Varsity Club 3,4; Swimming 2,3,4; Band 1,2 John Devine: Wrestling 1,2 Karen Wheatley and Donna Smith take time out of their schedules to pose for the camera. Mike Grant tries to improve his computer knowledge. 36 SENIORS Brett Diaz: Spanish Club 1,2,3 Kelly Dilling: C-Teens 3; I.C.E. 4; OEA 4; Lettergirls 4; S.A.D.D. 3,4 Kathy Donahue Lori Drexler: Spanish Club 1,2,3; Honor Society 3,4 Kimberly Dunning: Chorus 2,3,4; Band 1,2; S.A.D.D. 1,4 Michael Ferri: French Club 1,2, 3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Tennis 1,2, 3,4; Swimming 2; Baseball 2,3; Band 1 SENIORS 37 Richard Fite: French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Society 1,2, 3, 4; Student Coun- cil 4; Varsity Club 4; Tennis 4; Track 4 Tracy Foreman: C-Teens 2,4 Vice President; I.C.E. 3; Varsity Club 3,4; S.A.D.D. 3,4 Ron Frenken: Honor Society 1,2, 3, 4; OEA 4 Louis Garcia: Varsity Club 3,4; Foot- ball 1, 2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4 James Gibson: Spanish Club 1,2, 3,4 Mike Grant: French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Society 1,2, 3,4; Football 2; Band 1 ; Debate Club 2 Sean Graves David Guerrero: I.C.E. 3,4; OEA 3,4 Jean Guzman Donna Hendricks: Chorus 1,2 Geraldine Herrera Andy Hescher 38 SENIORS Anthony Hilson: Varsity Club 3,4; Football 1; Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4 Shariss Hindman: C-Teens 4; S.A.D.D.4 Paul Hobbs: Varsity Club 3,4; Swim- ming 1,2,3; Band 1,2 Michael Hord: Pep Club 1; I.C.E. 4; OEA 4; S.A.D.D. 4 Angela Huddleston: Spanish Club 1 . 2 . 3. 4 Shannon Hurley: French Club 1; Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Newspaper 1; Cheerleader 1,2, 3, 4 President; Varsity Club 3,4; S.A.D.D. 2.3.4 Eliza Ibarra: Spanish Club 1,2, 3, 4 President; Varsity Club 3,4; Track 2 Marlon Jackson: Wrestling 1,4; S.A.D.D. 4 Maurice Jackson: French Club 1,2,3; Cross Country 3,4; Basketball 3; Track 1,2 Richie James: Spanish Club 1; Foot- ball 1,2,3; Band 1,2, 3,4 Secretary: Dallas Johnson Lashaunta Johnson: French Club 2 SENIORS 39 Christine Kacher: French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 1,2, 3, 4 Treasurer; Varsity Club 3,4; Volley- ball 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4 Jeff Keefer: Spanish Club 1,2; Tennis 3,4 Glenn Kilbourne: Spanish Club 1,2,3; I.C.E. 4; OEA 4; Swimming 1,2,3 Donnell Kluga: Spanish Club 1; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; C-Teens 1,2,3 Presi- dent; Student Council 1,2, 3, 4 Secertary; Class Officer 3 Secertary; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Volleyball 1; Let- tergirls 4; S.A.D.D. 3 Tony Konja Gary Kuse Brandy LeNoir: C-Teens 4; OEA 4; S.A.D.D. 4 Steven Lewter: Honor Society 1,2, 3, 4; Newspaper 2; Yearbook 2 Anthony Lomelin: Spanish Club 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Class Officer 4 Secertary; Tennis 3; Wrestling 1; Basketball 1 Shreemone Anderson quinches a thirst after a hard day in class. 40 SENIORS Shane Lowden: Drama 3,4 Kelin Mark: Basketball 3,4 Rhonda Mears: Spanish Club 1; S.A.D.D. 4; Band 1,2,3, 4 Tammy Meulemans: I.C.E. 4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4 President; OEA 4; Softball 1,4; S.A.D.D. 4 Ralph Mickey: S.A.D.D. 3 DeeShane Miller: S.A.D.D. 4 SENIORS 41 Stephanie Molnar George Montgomery: French Club 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2, 3, 4 Vice President; Varsity Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 3 Juana Mooring: Bible Club 4; C- Teens 4; OEA 4; S.A.D.D. 4 Theresa Mosley: Spanish Club 1; C- Teens 2; I.C.E. 4; OEA 3,4; News- paper 3; Varsity Club 4; Basketball Statistician 1,2, 3, 4; Wrestling Statisitician 2 Crystal Munsie: Spanish Club 4; C- Teens 1; I.C.E. 3,4; Honor Society 1,2, 3, 4; OEA 4; Newspaper 1,2 Kerry McClelland Tequia McCullough: Spanish Club 1; I.C.E. 3,4 Treasurer; OEA 3,4 Treas- urer; S.A.D.D. 4 Joann Nedreau Raul Nieves: French Club 1 ; Spanish Club 1; Chorus 2; Tennis 1; Swim- ming 1; Basketball 2 Tara Adams and Todd Stage t alk during Mr. Tauber’s class. 42 SENIORS Christine Kacher grades papers for Ms. Green. George Montgomery looks for his English book before going to Ms. McCray’s room. Angela Norman: I.C.E. 4; OEA 4 Vice President; Newspaper 3,4 Editor; Varsity Club 4; Swimming 1,3,4; Softball 1,2, 3, 4; S.A.D.D. 4 Kristie Nusz: C-Teens 2; Honor So- ciety 2,3,4; Yearbook 2; Basketball 1 Johnny Oakes: I.C.E. 3,4; OEA 3,4 Veronica Ojeda: French Club 1; War- riorettes 1,2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3; S.A.D.D. 3,4 Mary Oldenberg: S.A.D.D. 4 Kirk Owens: Drama Club 3,4; Var- sity Club 3,4; Cross Country 1 ; Foot- ball 2; Wrestling 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 1,2,4 Duane Painter Spanish Club 1,2; Football 1,2; Wrestling 1 Jeffery Paladini: Drama 4; Football 3 Elizabeth Patterson: Spanish Club 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Society 1,2, 3, 4 SENIORS 43 Robbi Peek Rhonda Pratchett: Health Occupa- tion 3,4 Marcella Quick: Pep Club 1,2; Dra- ma Club 2,4; OEA 1 ,2 Tina Quillen: C-Teens 2,3; Softball 3.4 Juliana Quinones: French Club 1,2,3; Honor Society 1,2, 3, 4; Student Coun- cil 1,2 Tracy Raub: C-Teens 1; Chorus 1. 2.3.4 Vice President; Swimming 1; S.A.D.D. 1,4 Regina Renfro: Spanish Club 1; C- Teens 2; Band 1,2,3 Jason Repko: Spanish Club 1,2; I.C.E. 4; Varsity Club 1,2; Cross Country 1; Wrestling 1,2 Kenneth Roach: Drama Club 2; Var- sity Club 4; Football 2; Wrestling 3 Larry Robertson: C-Teens 2; Basket- ball 2,3 Shannon Robinson Jeannie Robinson: French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Society 1,2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 2; Class Officer 2 Sec- retary; Varsity Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Tennis 1,3; Volleyball 1,2, 3, 4 44 SENIORS Veronica Rodriguez Emilio Ruiz: Spanish Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Class Officer 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Football 1; Wrestling 2; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; S.A.D.D. 4; Prom King 3 Elizabeth Sanchez: French Club 1,2,3, 4; Honor Society 1, 2,3,4; OEA 3,4; Varsity Club 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4 Treasurer Dawn Schiller: Spanish Club 1; Bas- ketball Statistician 1 Hortencia Serrano: Spanish Club 1; Chorus 2; OEA 4 President; Warri- orettes 3; Basketball Statistician 1 Terry Shrader: French Club 1,2; Var- sity Club 3; Tennis 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2 Deanna Slade: French Club 1,2,3; I.C.E. 4; OEA 4; Tennis 2,3; Let- tergirls 2 Steve Slone Matthew Smeltzer Donna Smith: C-Teens 1,2,4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Softball Manager 1; Let - tergirls 1,2,3; S.A.D.D. 3,4 Treasurer Dianna Solis: Spanish Club 1,2,3 Sec- retary; Honor Society 1,2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 1,2,3, 4 Secretary; Class Officer 1,2, 3, 4 President; Varsity Club 3,4; Tennis 1,2,3, 4; Volleyball 1,2,3; Lettergirls 4 SENIORS 45 Donna Solis: Spanish Club 2,3,4; Honor Society 1,2,3, 4; Student Coun- cil 1,2,3, 4 Vice President; Newspaper 2; Class Officer 2,3 Treasurer; Var- sity Club 3,4; Tennis 1,2, 3, 4; Vol- leyball 1,2, 3,4 Daniel Stadt: French Club 1,2, 3, 4; C- Teens 1; Drama Club 2,3,4; Honor Society 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Class Officer 4 Treasurer; Tennis 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2 Stats; Band 1; Debate Club 2 Treasurer Robert Stage: Spanish Club 1,2 Angie Stone: French Club 1,2,3, 4; C- Teens 1,2; Honor Society 3,4; Stu- dent Council 4; Lettergirls 4 Gina Sullivan: Spanish Club 1,2; C- Teens 4; I.C.E. 3,4 Secretary; OEA 3,4; S.A.D.D. 4; Volleyball 2; Softball 4 William Sumrall: I.C.E. 4; OEA 4 Tammy Sutton: C-Teens 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Cheerleaders 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Cross Country 1; Swimming 1; Baseball 1,2,3 Stats; S.A.D.D. 4 Doug Tharp: Drama Club 3,4 Tracey Tigner: French Club 1,2; C- Teens 4; I.C.E. 3; Swimming 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4 President, Vice President Brett Diaz narrates Mac- beth for his English class. Troy Campbell works on his layout for the yearbook deadline. 46 SENIORS Shreemone Anderson and Dianna Solis sharing secrets. Donna Solis and Shreemone Anderson leave Ms. McCray’s classroom for a moment. Shelly Toczek: French Club 1; Pep Club 2; OEA 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Basketball Statistician 1,2,3; Wres- tling Statistician 2; S.A.D.D. 2,3 Rudy Trevino: Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Var- sity Club 3,4; Football 4; Cross Crountry 1,3; Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4; Track 3; S.A.D.D. 4 Lois Tucker: Bible Club 4; C-Teens 3,4; Drama Club 4; Newspaper 2; S.A.D.D. 1,2, 3, 4 Gary Upchurch Anthony Vaseloff: Spanish Club 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4 Cynthia Velasquez Natalie Velasquez: Spanish Club 2,3; C-Teens 2; Student Council 2; News- paper 1 SENIORS 47 Sylvia Velasquez Jane Vines: Spanish Club 2; OEA 4 Brian Ward: Newspaper 2 Darci Washington: C-Teens 4; S.A.D.D. 4 Ron West: I.C.E. 2; Wrestling 1 Karen Wheatley: Spanish Club 2; C- Teens 1,2,4 President; I.C.E. 3; Var- sity Club 3,4; Basketball Statistician 1; Wrestling Statistician 2,3,4; S.A.D.D. 3,4 Marsha Witham: C-Teens 1,2; Cho- rus 3 President; S.A.D.D. 2,3 John Wood: French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Tennis 1,2, 3, 4; Swimming 1,2,3; Golf 1; Band 1 Edward Yost: C-Teens 2; Chorus 2,4; Newspaper 2; Wrestling 2; Baseball 2 JUNIORS Abegg, Brandie Allen, Anthony Allison, Tracy Anderson, Curtis Anderson, Dawn Anderson, Shannon Ard, Chris Arnold, Patty Ashlock, Tim Austin, Michele Barry, Michelle Belinsky, Bob Bencze, Tom Bewley, Brandon Blackwell, Ami Blyth, Angela Botts, Tony Braunm, Johnetta Brown, Mark Bruce, Mike Buckner, Dena Byers, Greg Campbell, Tammy Carter, Sherri Cheek, Sara Clark, Joseph Clodfelter, Mark Cobb, Curt Coleman, Danard Colson, Mike Cox, Tracy Cudzoil, Robin Cullum, Christina Cummins, LoraLee Denham, Steve Derr, Kim JUNIORS 49 a. The Junior class perform in the ’89 Sectional review. Dickerson, Erica Diehl, Holly Dillingham, Marcus Dillon, Kimberly Donson, Lamar Duncan, John Edwards, Latrice Elea, Charles Eriks, Carol Farrar, Billy Fendley, Karen Fendley, Kelly Flores, Elena Forbes, Stephen Fowler, Laura Fox, Trade Fultz, Debra Gallagher, Christine Gallagher, James Gallagher, Kerry Gamer, Nancy Garrett, Tracy Gidcumb, Brian Gronkiewicz, Brian Guerrero, Laura Guevara, Melissa Gutierrez, Anthony Haines, Julie Harper, Larry Harrison, Shelly 50 JUNIORS a. Mrs. Witcomb helps Ami Blackwell with his clay sculpture. b. Samantha Olsen wonders about her future as a bus driver. Haynes, Shannon Herkenoff, Cynthia Hernandez, Shelly Hetrick, Wendy Hodge, Jarvis Hogue, Robin Holmes, Robert Hoskins, Kellie Hosted, Kim Hubbard, Thelma Hucko, Matthew Jackson, Maurice Johnson, Lale Johnst on, Tim Jones, Jason Jones, Johnathan Jursic, Jennifer Kollar, Gina Kubina, Judy Landon, Otha LeLoup, Frank Lopez, Ruben Madsen, Julie Major, Alexander Marimen, Adam Marinceski, Naum Marsalek, Anthony Martinez, Eric Martinez, Laura L. Martinez, Laura M. JUNIORS 51 a. Vincent Russell works on his art masterpiece. b. Lamar Donson finishes his weld- ing project. McBee, Tammy McBride, Karen McClelland, Christy McDaniels, Billie McIntosh, Gerome McNash, Teresa Metz, Jason Miller, James Moore, Terri Morrison, Michael Moser, Ronnie Nance, Tia Nelson, Desiree Neri, Claudette Ols, Chris Olsen, Samantha Ortiz, Julie Page, Jennifer Painter, Tracee Pedersen, Tina Pendley, Carl Perez, Michael Perryman, Tina Peterson, Daniel Phelps, Jim Prickett, Delberta Pritchard, Norma Rader, Dawn Rader, Dale Richards, Susan 52 JUNIORS Richardson, Mia Roark, Karri Roark, Shawn Robertson, Jennifer Rubalcaba, Luis Rubalcava, Linda Ruehl, Norma Salgado, Cynthia Sankowski, Jim Schoon, Glenda Schweighardt, Joann Sears, Diane Shelton, Sam Shingler, Keith Shinkle, Lisa Silva, Ricky Simko, Tim Spradlin, Kim Stasko, Elizabeth Stiller, Christine Stone, Robin Taylor, Tommie Taylor, Stacy Taylor, Darrell Thomas, Paula Valandingham, Daniel Vancuren, John Waters, Mindy Wells, Sean Wieser, Jeffery Williamson, Reatha Witt, Larry Worthingham, Eric York, Scott JUNIORS 53 SOPHOMORES Adcock, Roy Aldridge, Darren Anderson, Carol Anderson, Debbie Anderson, Eddie Barajas, Anna Barry, Yoland Bates, Dontaye Beehn, Michael Benjamin, Jayna Bloxham, Douglas Borman, Frank Brinkley, Michelle Britt, Joseph Buchanan, Herman Burge, Adam Burns, Paul Bytnar, Brian Cannon, Kourt Carman, Wesley Cassoday, Walter Chandler, Gregory Colon, Maritza Combs, Kacey Coomer, Katie Corbett, Shawn Cox, Kevin Davis, Renea Deering, Scott Dillingham, Jeff Dilosa, Ayanna Doran, Tanya Douglas, Dina Duffy, Patrick Duncan, Denise Duncan, Sheila 54 SOPHOMORES Dunn, Aasteria Durham, Steve Edwards, Kimberly Ellis, Nickey Ellis, Jonathan Farley, Melinda Farrar, Tim Felde, Keith Ferguson, Michelle Fitch, Stephanie Flud, Roger Foster, Thomas Fowler, Art Fugate, Wendy Garcia, Luanne Garcia, Teresa Gardner, LaTonya Gibson, David Gonzales, Cecelia Gonzalez, Fernando Goodson, Eric Gray, Mellissa Gutierrez, Araceli Gutierrez, Victoria Hager, Cheryl Hall, Derek Halon, Teresa Harper, Karen Harper, Melinda Hayes, Jerry Henderson, Missy Hernandez, Manuel Hill, Becky Hoffman, Carol Holmes, Kimberly Huddleston, St ephanie Travis Simmons, Greg Chandler and Dave Schubert show off their school spirt on red and white day. SOPHOMORES 55 Jenkins, Bryant Jiles, Rozell Jimenez, Carlos Jimenez, Frieda Jimerson, Candice Johnson, Mary Johnson, Nichelle Kemper, Guy Kemper, Larry Kluga, Jennifer Knight, Spencer Komoscar, Joy Krayniak, Shay Krisko, Jennifer Kucsera, Michelle Lane, Shelly Lebreton, Michael Lessner, Michael Levy, Jeremy Lindemann, Rodger Lindsey, Jennifer Luna, Lucyna Magdziak, Ronnie Martinez, Phillip Mata, Raymond Mata, Robert McBee, Tanya McBride, Michael McCasland, Randall McLaurin, Thomas McMunn, Mary Medley, Roger Metcalfe, Christine Metzka, John Meyer, Lisa Mitchell, Serena Molnar, Suzanne Monik, Chris Morales, Vincent Morris, Ronnie Moshinsky, Jeff Mullens, Melinda 56 SOPHOMORES Muzek, Thomas Nesmith, Chad Noesen, Laurie Norden, Robin O’Bannon, John Owens, Frank Partin, Chris Paul, Steven Pempleton, Monshari Pena, Randall Perry, Danielle Perryman, Brian Peter, Donald Payton, Glen Pierce, Max Price, Keith Rattray, Rachelle Reid, Eliza Rex, Corey Rhyne, Mike Richardson, Douglas Ring, Jacinta Robbins, Dana Robertson, Mark Robinson, Ruby Ross, Billy Ross, Steve Russell, Terence Rust, Tanya Sanchez, Raul Sanders, Heidi Santillan, Julia Schaefer, Jacob Schiller, Mike Schneegas, Jayne Schneider, John SOPHOMORES 57 Serrano, Alex Sierra, Antonio Sierra, Henry Simmons, Travis Skinner, Melissa Skomac, Alex Skomac, Nick Smith, Anthony Smith, Eddie Smith, Paula Smith, Phillip Smith, Tommy Smith, Tony Smith, Travis Stallings, Ramon Stover, Tammy Stump, Allison Sutton, Jason Schubert, Dave Sechrest, John Taylor, Tonya Thomas, Derra Tillman, Ronald Titus, Shannon Toledo, Anna Torres, Roger a. Dave Schubert shows he can cook during French class, b. Allison Stump shows us her talent. 58 SOPHOMORES Trevino, Andy Turlo, Robyn Valentine, Catina Valentine, Gina Vandewater, Kathy Vargas, Precious Vaupel, Jenny Vibanco, Isabel Wabbington, Corey Ward, Eric Washington, Gina Watson, Jeff Wells, Scott Wilcox, Terri Willis, David Wilson, Duvall Winters, Mathew Woods, Benjamin Wright, William Wright, Tracy Wriston, Kenny Zakula, Anthony Zeiter, Russell a. Heidi Sanders and Travis Simmons try- ing to figure out who’s right and who’s wrong with the directions for crepes, b. David Willis shows us his studious side. SOPHOMORES 59 FRESHMEN Akers, Christina Alexander, Almquist Alford, Marion Anderson, Charles Arnold, Bryan Ashlock, Jim Bajmakovich, Chris Beal, Sabrina Belcher, Jamy Belcher, Mike Benson, Teresa Benton, Brian Bewley, Robert Bittke, Richard Blackwell, Makiel Boesel, Tracy Boesel, Gary Bolden, Anthony Borgo, Louis Borman, Ralph Botts, Dean Branson, Melissa Brown, Connie Brown, Jennifer Bruce, Charles Burke, Salena Calhoun, Joseph Campbell, Laurie Campbell, Chris Cassoday, Stacy Cather, James Chancellor, Eric Cheek, Stephanie Cheeseman, Kevin Cole, Erick Collins, Timmy 60 FRESHMEN Cottrell, Shawn Covey, Adam Covington, Sara Cox, Amuel Cox, Tina Cozad, Jeremy Criswell, Larry Crook, Jeffrey Cruse, Jennifer Cullum, Melissa Curtis, Thomas Day, Kerrie Day, Tina Delph, Billy Deremiah, Christina Derr, Tim Dickerson, Mindy Dillingham, Robbie Dilosa, Kayanna Dodson, Craig Doom, Vernon Dorado, Leno Douglas, Marcus Duszynski, Cynthia Duszynski, Roger Eaton, Ruth Esquivel, Mario Esquivel, Oscar Farrar, Mark Ferri, Cindy Fosburgh, Aubrey Fowler, Eddie Frey, Kelly Fulton, Adam Garcia, Ana Garcia, Cherise Gass, Terry George, Lesley Gonzales, Jennifer Goodson, Shannon Grant, Denise Gregory, Michelle FRESHMEN 61 Carolyn Terpstra plays her flute during band practice. Gregson, Jeannie Gunn, John Hamilton, John Hampton, Consuelo Hardesty, Nancy Harper, Roxanna Harris, Daniel Hill, Joe Hinshaw, Kim Hirsch, Michele Hobbs, Patti Hobson, Michael Hopkins, Joe Houart, Rich Hubbard, Candi Hucko, Jodi Hutchinson, Adam Jackson, Cynthia Jackson, Sherard James, Phillip Jaramillo, Angie Jenkins, Beryl Johnson, David Johnson, Hedrick Johnson Jr., Jesse Jones, Danny Jones, James Jones, Jesse Jordan, Drinda Kain, Charlene Kasarda, Kim Kelly, Tawnya Kubina, Jayme Lamarr, Chiquita Lambert, Jeff LeLand, Rudley 62 FRESHMEN Loomis, Anastasia Loomis, Rachel Lopez, Alex Lopez, Brian Marinceski, Gordanna Martinez, Kristine McAfee, Jennifer McCloud, Angelique McDaniels, Jeremy McGuire, Kathy McGuire, Kimberly Mclnemey, Kathleen McLain, Crystal McLaurin, Erika McNece, Angel McQuen, Troy Meyer, Brian Michalik, John Miller, Christine Millspaugh, Kim Modglin, Chad Moore, Stephanie Morris, Penny Mose, Cynthia Neal, Amy O’Brien, Deanne Olsen, Robbie Outlar, Tameika Owens, Golda Padilla, Frank Palo, Carrie Partin, Corey Patrick, Gerald Patterson, Deidra Paul, Laura Pearey, Michael The freshmen English class work hard on their assignment. Robbie Olsen signs Cindy Duszynski’s cast during class. FRESHMEN 63 64 FRESHMEN Denise Rubalcava types an article for the school newspaper. Brian Benton tunes up during band practice. Perdue, David Perez, Eliseo Peters, Mark Phillips, Tasha Piunti, Thomas Podkul, Amy Pogue, Helen Powers, Angie Proctor, Candice Randle, Patrick Raub, William Redd, Michael Ring, Amanda Rixie, Sherry Roberts, Deanna Rodgers, Shawn Rodriguez, Anjanette Rohr, Stacy Ross, Becky Rubalcava, Anisa Rubalcava, Denise Rushing, Regina Russell, Scott Salinas, Lynn Sanchez, Nicky Sharp, Joyce Sheppard, Derek Shrader, Chrissy Shumway, Kendra Sierra, Manuel Silva, Michelle Slade, Caryn Slemin, Robert Slemin, Melissa Slone, Dan Smith, Jon (rtiaw Smith, Michael Smith, Phyllis Solis, Rosie Stage, Mary Stankus, Kimberly Stevens, James Stewart, Kim Stewart, Linda Stover, Larry Sturdivant, LaShawn Svast, Rochelle Swindle, Tracy Terpstra, Carolyn Thomas, Markeith Toczek, Roger Torres, Jose Torres, Rae Tucker, Hazen Tuggle, Kristina Turlo, Stanley Turman, Schawan Valentine, Mike Velasquez, Lourdes Von Ogden, Kristine Wadkins, Carl Washington, Terry Weaver, Michelle Wells, Robin Westbrooks, James Whiteside, Chad Wilbon, Troy Williams, Brian Williams, Joshua Williamson, Vincent Wilson, Eric Wilson, Rafel Wilson, Steven Wilson, Tracie Witham, William Zaborski, Paula Zakula, Nicholas FRESHMEN 65 CHS FACULTY AND STAFF Mr. Robert Joseph Mr. Thomas Manning Mr. Fred Sanchez Mr. Tom Adams Mr. George Ahlgrim Ms. Laura Baird Mr. Paul Borlick Mr. Dennis Bunda Ms. Betty Cheliras Mr. Jeff Clinkenbeard Mr. Tom Dakich Ms. Maryann Dodd Ms. Zella Doty Ms. Sherri Green Mrs. Deborah Gulley Mr. Chet Higginbotham 66 FACULTY Mrs. Mollie Ivaldi Mrs. Jackie Kapetanovic Mr. Milos Karagin Mr. Johnathan Keach Mr. JefTKeehn Mrs. Ann Korellis Mrs. Dorothy Long Mr. Robert Maginot Ms. Karen Markovich Mrs. Wilma McCain Ms. Johnnie McCray Mr. Bill Miller Mr. Bob Mizera Mr. Robert O’Connor Ms. Robyn Payne Mr. Joe Portman FACULTY 67 Ms. Belinda Potoma Mr. Mike Prohl Mrs. Margaret Ralph Mrs. Vikki Rodriguez Mrs. Barb Sajda Mr. Leonard Sajda Mr. Ted Seabloom Mr. Greg Shmagranoff Ms. Eva Simic Mr. Doug Starewicz Mr. Don Starkey Mr. Stan Surdy Mrs. Carol Sweeney Mr. John Talias Mr. Jerry Tauber Mr. Carl Traicoff 68 FACULTY Mrs. Shirley Traicoff Ms. Eilene Triana Mrs. Louise Vale Mr. Robert Velasco Mr. Nick Voris Mr. Jim Wadkins Mrs. Laura Walters Mrs. Joyce Weakland Mrs. Nancy Whitcomb Mrs. Sue Whitworth Ms. Marsha Wislocki Miss Pauline Yatsko Ms. McCray takes time for a candid picture. Ms. Green displays school spirit by wear- ing her strange hat on weird hat day during spirit week. FACULTY 69 ADMINISTRA TION AND STAFF School board members: front: Mrs. Barbara Upchurch, superintendent Mr. Abramson, and Mrs. Virginia Dusseau. back: Mr. Hen- ry Ensweiler, Mrs. Patricia Hepner, Mr. Dale Nimetz, Mr. Steven Crist, and deputy superintendent Mr. Nick Julius. Our Dean of Students: Mr. Fred Sanchez. Mr. Robert Joseph, our Principal. The generous cooks: Evelyn Ketchem, Calayetta Lawrence, Dorothy Raymond, Denine Brakely, and Marylou Kuehn. 70 ADMINISTRATION AND STAFF Mr. Chet Higginbotham reads over the col- lege application of a student. Mrs. Debbie Gulley smiles for the camera as she takes a break from checking a student’s file. Mr. Don Starkey reviews a student’s course list for next year. Guidance secretary Sue Whitworth gives basketball coach Carl Triacoff a new play for an upcoming game. Mrs. June Triana checks the attendance of all students daily. ADMINISTRATION AND STAFF 71 72 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS 73 CLUB DIVISION 75 BAND MEMBERS PIPE THEIR WAY TO VICTORY ISSMA Contest Participants: back: Candice Jimerson, Norma Ruehl, and Allison Stump front: Stacy Taylor, Liz Sanchez, and Anna Toledo. Liz Sanchez conducts the band during the Christmas concert. Band Members: front: Christine Metclafe, Michelle Rhone, LuAnne Garcia, Angela Krejci, Anna Vibanco, Selena Burke, Jennifer Cruse, and Jodi Hucko row 2: Chris Bajmakovich, Kevin Cheeseman, Lisa Meyer, Carolyn Terpstra, Denise Grant, Kim Holmes, Elizabeth Sanchez, Stacy Taylor, Rhonda Mears, Kim Dillon, and Karen McBride row 3: Mia Whitehead, Allison Stump, Brian Benton, Melissa Skinner, Mike Perez, Amastasia Loomis, Richie James, Anna Toledo, and Tina Cox row 4: Rodger Lindemann, Adam Hutchinson, Mike McBride, Melind Mullens, Tom Vibanco, Joe Cudziol, Andy Hescher, Louis Garcia, and Bryant Jenkins 76 BAND CHORUS SINGS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR Fourth hour officers: Tracee Painter, Kim Dunning, Tracy Raub Mr. Velasco, and Tammy Meulemans. Fifth hour Choir: front: Penny Rhoten, Shannon Anderson, Joyce Sharp, Carol Anderson, and Claudette Neri row two: Sara Covington, Michelle Ferguson, Debbie Anderson, Ca- tina Valentine, Gina Valentine, and Mia Richardson row three: Marsha Witham, Denise Rubalcava, Anisa Rubalcava, Heidi Sanders, Melinda Harper, and Dawn An- derson row four: Stephanie Fitch, Charlotte Robinson, Brian Meyer, Pat Randle, Dean Botts, Kellie Hoskins, and Ayanna Dilosa Fifth hour officers: Gina Valentine, Char- lotte Robinson, Marsha Witham, Claudette Neri, Michelle Ferguson, and Mr. Velasco. Fourth hour Choir: front: Melissa Alford, Julie Santillan, Lucy Luna, Laura Martinez, Jessie Ring, Kristine Martinez, Donna Smith, and Eddie Anderson row two: Dawn DelaCruz, Selena Arnold, Reatha William- son, Tracee Painter, Michelle Kucsera, Matt Smeltzer, and Tia Nance row three: Jayne Schneegas, Theresa Halon, Julie Madsen, Kimberly Dunning, Tracy Raub, Tammy Meulemans, Becky Hill, Michele Austin, and Corey Wabbington row four: John Allen, Shalanda Harper, Mike Schil- ler, Chad Modglin, James Westbrooks, and Steve Goff CHORUS 77 DRAMA AND S.A.D.D. DRAMA MEMBERS: front Sara Cheek, Tanya Rust, Mr. Borlick, Heidi Sanders, and Lois Tucker middle: Denise Duncan, Michelle Kuscera, Steve Brunn.and Kim Chiaramonte back: Sherri Carter, Dan Stadt, Ken Roach, and Mike Grant S.A.D.D. MEMBERS: row 1: Julie Haines, Loralee Cum- mins, Keith Felde, Nichelle Johnson, Shellie Lane, Lale Johnson, Marsha Witham, Kerry Gallagher, Tracy Foreman, Mia Richardson, and Kathy Ar- nold row 2: Debbie Wheeler, Becky Ross, Tonya Taylor, Karen Whetley(Political Chairman), Don- na Smith(Treasurer), Darrell Taylor(Secretary), Elana Blackwell(President), Tina Pederson(Vice Pres.), Freda Jimenez, and Lois Tucker row 3: Steve Denham, Danny Jones, Veronica Rodriguez, Dena Flores, Laurie Noeson, Robin Stone, Shelly Harrison, Tammy Meulemans, Julie Madsen, Mindy Walters, Charlotte Robinson, Selena Arnold, Carol Eriks, and Mr. Jon Keach, row 4: Aleisa Amos, Carlton Smith, Karen Harper, Robyn Turlo, Shannon Titus, Suzanne Molnar, Tracie Fox, Tracee Painter, Lisa Shinkle, Kim Hosted, Reatha Williamson, Jennifer Krisko, and Michele Austin row 5: Lucy Luna, Anna Barajas, Matt Smeltzer, Stacy Taylor, Cynthia Jackson, Anastasia Loomis, Kelly Dilling, Teresa Borgo. Theresa Halon, Stephanie Doran, and Mike Banzen 78 DRAMA AND S.A.D.D. NHS AND STUDENT COUNCIL NHS MEMBERS: front: Whitanya Alex- ander, Jennifer Page, Alicia Woods, Kristie Nusz, Tara Adams, Angie Stone, Gina Val- entine, and Susan Richards row two: Dale Rader, Scott York, Donna Solis, Liz Sanchez, Jeff Wieser, Cecelia Gonzales, Denise Duncan, Mike Grant, Tanya Rust, Beth Patterson, and Lori Drexler row three: Scott Dailey, Shreemone Anderson, Aleisa Amos, Ron Frenken, Keith Shingler, Steve Lewter, Patrick Duncan, Candice Jimer- son, Chris Ols, and Kim Roach row four: Rick Fite, Dan Stadt, John Taylor, Tony Lomelin, Rodger Lindemann, Mark Clodfelter, David Gibson, Derek Hall, Mi- chael Beehn, and Douglas Richardson STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS: front: Christine Stiller, Angie Stone, Dianne Bogdan, President; Christine Kacher, Treas- urer, George Montgomery, Vice President, Dianna Solis, Secretary, Paula Smith, and Gina Valentine row two: Jennifer Page, Derek Sheppard, Scott York, Debbie Fultz, Jennifer Jursic, Phillip Allison, Donnell Kluga, Vince Williamson, Tina Pederson, Missy Branson, Denise Duncan, Whitanya Alexander, and Susan Richards row three: Debbie Anderson, Jayna Benjamin, Jenni- fer Kluga, Cindy Mose, Donna Solis, Rosie Solis, Rae Torres, Anjanette Rodriguez, Chris Ard, and Chris Ols row four Dan Stadt, Emilio Ruiz, Dale Rader, Eric Ward, Douglas Richardson, Candice Jimerson, Chris Bajmakovich, Kim Kasarda, and Ca- tina Valentine NHS AND STUDENT COUNCIL 79 SPANISH CLUB a. (row 1) left to right: Wendie Fugate, Vicki Gutierrez, Melissa Guevara, Joyce Sharp, Jodi Hucko, Carol Anderson, Pre- cious Vargas, Maritza Colon, (row 2) Claudia Jimenez, Selena Burke, Anisa Rubalcava, Whitanya Alexander, Julie San- tillan, Stephanie Cheek, Kerrie Day, Amy Podhul, Amanda Ring, Anna Barajas, Lau- ra Martinez, Scott Taylor, (row 3) Lucy Luna, Alex Serano, Tina Pederson, Tonya Taylor, Linda Rublacava, Beth Patterson, Carrie Buvala, Corey Wabbington, Mike Perez, Jeff Wieser, Darrel Taylor, Michelle Gregory, (row 4) Tanya Rust, Chris Ols, Debbie Anderson, Cecila Gonzales, Scott York, Mike Schiller, Angie Rodriguez, Pau- la Thomas, Chris Cullum, Helena Buckner. b. (row 1) left to right: Cindy Mose, Stacy Rohr, Kim Hinshaw, Mindy Dickerson, Er- ic Ward, Derek Hall, David Gibson, Don Peter, Shawn Cottnell, David Willis, (row 2) Angie Perez, Anna Toledo, Melissa Gray, Rochelle Svast, Tawnya Kelly, Eliza Ibarra, Donna Solis, Rosie Solis, Cynthia Ferri, Rae Torres, (row 3) Scott Dailey, Tony Lomelin, Tony Vaseloff, Brian Meyer, Dianne Bogdan, Kevin Cheeseman, Jennifer Lindsey, Araceli Gutierrez, (row 4) Cheryl Hager, Kacey Combs, Shannon Ti- tus, Chellie Brinkley, Jayna Benjamin, Dale Rader, Mindy Waters, Ben Woods, Dontaye Bates, Nicole Goode, Mary John- son. 80 SPANISH CLUB FRENCH CLUB a. (row 1) left to right: Rachele Rattray, Christine Metcalfe, Heidi Sanders, Jennifer Page, Cristine Stiller, Claudette Neri, Tara Adams, Angie Stone, Gina Valentine, Aas- teria Dunn, (row 2) Mrs. Korells, Jennifer Jursic, Allison Stump, Catina Valentine, Christine Gallagher, Karri Roark, Shawn Roark, Phillip E. Allison, Mike Grant, Eliz- abeth Sanchez, Denise Duncan, (row 3) Curtis Cobb, Travis Simmons, Ruby Rob- inson, Candice Jimerson, Douglas Richard- son, Derek Sheppard, Jeannie Robinson, Christine Kacher, Michael Ferri, Aleisa Amos, Michelle Furguson. (row 4) Rick Fite, John Taylor, Dan Stadt, Rodger Lindemann, Mark Clodfelter, Phillip Mar- tinez, Patrick Duncan, David Schubert, Ron Tillman, Ramon Stallings, Greg Chan- dler. FRENCH CLUB 81 LETTERGIRLS AND VARSITY CLUB LETTERGIRLS: front: Jennifer Page, Anisa Rubalcava, Tammy Campbell, Linda Rubalcava, Denise Rubalcava, Kim Dillon, Renea Davis, Melinda Farley, Angie Stone, Claudette Neri back: Kelly Dilling, Delberta Prickett, Melissa Skinner, Trade Fox, Tracee Painter, Latice Edwards, Karri Roark VARSITY CLUB: row one: Whitanya Alexander, Serita Braunn, Michelle Kuscera, Sherri Carter, Candice Jimerson, Shannon Hurley, Jennifer Kluga, Elena Flores, Donna Solis row two: Susan Richards, Christine Gallagher, Janaetta Jones, Chrissy Stiller, Laurie Noesen, Tracey Foreman, Karen Wheatley, Elana Blackwell, Tonya Taylor, Kim Edwards row three: Travis Simmons, Ron Tilman, Alex Serrano, Rudy Trevino, Mike Bruce, John Wood, Kirk Owens, Andy Trevino, Corey Davis, Troy Campbell, Chris Ols, George Montgomery row four: Joe Clark, Mike Banzen, Greg Chandler, Diane Gronkiewicz, Kelin Mark, Eliza Ibarra, An- thony Hilson, Micheal Beehn, Scott York, Matt Smeltzer, Bill Ross row five: David Schubert, Dale Rader, Christine Kacher, Shreemone Anderson, Michael Ferri, Emilio Ruiz, Paul Hobbs, Cynthia Jackson, Rubin Lopez, Roy Adcock | M A t J i,’ w U JLM. R? 4 1 A l o it? if? m t|l T rll I_bjBh3 82 LETTERGIRLS AND VARSITY CLUB C -TEENS a. (row 1 ) left to right: Keith Felde, Rachele Rattray, Anna Barajas, Cynthia Jackson, Paula Smith, Jenny Vaupel, Robbie Olsen, Jamie Kubina, Maritza Colon, Claudia Jimenez, Donna Smith, Laurie Noesen, Susan Richards, (row 2) Michelle Brinkley, Araceli Gu- tierrez, Lucy Luna, Carol Anderson, Christine Gallagher (Secretary) .Karen Wheatley (President) , Tracy Foreman (Vice President) .Michelle Kucsera, Elena Flores, Andy Trevino, Paula Thomas, Chris Cullum. (row 3) Reatha Williamson, Bonnie Proctor, Anisa Rubalcava, Jennifer Krisko, Tanya McBee, Kathy Donahue, Tammy McBee, Joy Komos- car, Melinda Farley, Luanne Garcia, Roy Adcock, Joann Schweighhardt. (row 4) Teresa Knight, Mark Robertson, Tracie Fox, Tracee Painter, Cecelia Almodovar, Robyn Turlo, Jayne Schneegas, Kathy Vanderwater, Anna Toledo, Darci Washington, Robin Hogue, Brandy LeNoir, Glenda Schoon. (row 5) Jennifer Fitch, Tracey Elliott, Leslie Hamilton, Lisa Shinko, Kim Hosted, Mindy Waters, Debra Fultz, Troy Campbell, Dana Robbins, Karri Roark, Kacey Combs, Cheryl Hager, Jennifer Lindsey, Manuel Hernandez, Michelle Ferguson, Kimberly Roach, Derek Hall, David Gibson, Jayna Benjamin. C-TEENS 83 CHEERLEADERS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: front: Chrissy Gallagher, Chrissy Stiller, Beth Stasko back: Elena Flores, Nicole Goode, Tammy Sutton, Shannon Hurley JV CHEERELADERS: front: Tanya Rust, Laurie Noesen, Gina Valentine back: Ca- tina Valentine, Heidi Sanders, Michelle Kuscera, Jennifer Kluga Elena Flores and Chrissy Gallagher get the crowd fired-up during the boys’ bas ketball sectionals. 84 CHEERLEADERS BUSINESS PROFESSIONALS OF AMERICA AND WARRIORETTES WARRIORETTES: front: Gwen Corbett, Jennifer Robert- son, and Tina Pederson row two: Precious Vargas, Michelle Gregory, and Robbie Olsen row three: Stacy Cassoday, Shannon Goodsen, Holly Diehl, and Tawyna Kelley row four: Tracy Swindle, Tommie Taylor, Leslie George, Melissa Branson, and Deanna Roberts. BUSINESS PROFESSION- ALS OF AMERICA: row one: Reatha Williamson, Kelly Fendly, Tracy Allison, Lora Crook, Samantha Olsen, Tencia Serrano, Mariam Ornelas, TeQuia McCullogh, Brandie Abegg, Susan Richards row two: David Guerrero, Johnny Oakes, Mindy Waters, Jane Vines, Debbie Wheeler, Tammy Meulemans, Theresa Mosley, Donnell Kluga, Shelly Toczek row three: Mr. O’Connor, Kelly Dilling, Gary Rainwater, Danard Coleman, Teresa Borgo, Robyn Turlo, LaTrice Ed- wards, Brandy LeNoir, Sereta Braunn, Gina Sullivan, Jim Sankowski, Miss Simic row four: Juana Mooring, Sean Graves, Steve Forbes, William Sumrall, Robert Holmes, Tony Konja, Glenn Kilboume, James Wilson, Jason Repko, Ron Frenken BUSINESS PROFESSIONALS OF AMERICA AND WARRIORETTES 85 NEWSPAPER STAFF a.Dana Robbins works to finish her newspaper article, b. front: Kim Millspaugh, Denise Rubalcava, Robbie Olsen, Ms. Green, (row 2): Charlene Kain, Isabell Vibanco, Melinda Farley, Carol Eriks, Tameika Outlar (back): Tracy Swindle, Michelle Kucsera, Dianna Ross, Dana Robbins, Jennifer Kluga. ' IBB i i 86 NEWSPAPER YEARBOOK STAFF Staff Members: front: Tonya Taylor, Joy Komoscar, Samantha Olsen and Ms. Green, back: Troy Campbell, Darrell Taylor, and Steve Denham. Sophomore Tonya Taylor works on her spirit week layout. Junior Steve Denham checks for spel ling errors before send- ing pages to the printers. Sophomore Joy Komoscar has Ms. Green check her senior lay- out pages before her deadline. YEARBOOK 87 si. ° -g s s t- c « o p c o Q£._ 0) 3 oS 3 C o -c o x: 3 ■§.3’° 32 g a c o a a ed © J 2 (A a ■ S cd - c c U 03 O - i5 ° 13=3 ! 8 V) . 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The Warriors were led by George Montgomery who was elected the Defensive Player of the year in Northwest Indiana. George was also sleeted to the All-State team for the second straight year. Coach Voris and senior George Montgom- ery lead the Warriors to the battlefield. Sophomore Ramon Stallings launches a bomb to one of his receivers. Senior George Montgomery breaks loose in the open field for a big gain. 90 VARSITY FOOTBALL Aiumet VARSITY FOOTBALL 91 FOOTBALL CHS OPPONENT SCORE 13 Clark 21 12 Horace Mann 26 6 Lake Central 43 24 Highland 43 6 Griffith 48 20 Lowell 7 6 Munster 21 12 Crown Point 48 SECTIONALS 18 Benton Central 6 0 Clark 14 Senior Troy Campbell and soph- omore Ramone Stallings cele- brate after scoring a touchdown. Sophomore Ramon Stallings completes a pass just as he is be- ing hit. 1988 Varsity Football Team, back: Coach Agerter, Coach Feeler, Coach Bunda, Coach Voris row 2: Corey Rex, Scott Dailey, Dave Schubert, and Dan Peterson row 3: Art Fowler, Ramon Stallings, Troy Campbell, Tony Zakula, Alex Majors, Moses Lofton, Ron Tillman, and Chad Neismith row 4: Ruben Lopez, Chris Ols, Alex Serrano, Brian Ward, Tom McLaurin, Tom Vibanco,and Eric Martinez row 5: Travis Simmons, Greg Chandler, Mike Hunt, Matt Hucko, Rudy Trevino, and George Montgomery [ CMB T.T l CALUM ' j£v. ' M | ™ Adi f 7 ' W 9 MW ■DMET « CUUME! CALUBEf CALUMET CALUMET CALUMET “WMj 1 Al;fc jL6 ' £S 204.‘ 15 f 21 92 FOOTBALL JUNIOR VARSITY AND FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Lack of numbers hurt the War- riors. With the lack of numbers on a football field a team is helpless. One good example is the Warriors J.V. and Freshman Football teams. The Junior Varsity ended their season with 9 and 6 record and the freshmen won two games, lost two games and tied another. One thing about the Warriors is that they never quit. Even with the lack of numbers the people that stay with it are still winners in many peo- ples’ hearts. a. Sophomore Greg Chandler calls out the signals to his team. b. Coach Brady gives some instructions to freshman Mike Peatry. c. Coach Ageater explains the strategy to his players. JV VOLLEYBALL STRUGGLES THROUGH SEASON The JV volleyball team struggled through a tough season this year. They finished with a 2-15 record. First-year coach, Karen Markovich, commented, “They never gave up and looked forward to each game. They never thought they could not win.” 1988 Volleyball team: back: Coach Markovich, Roxanne Harper, Katie Coomer, Kim Kasarda, Rosie Solis, and Beryl Jenkins, front: Chris Metcalf, Kelly Frey, Carylon Terpstra, and Maritza Colon. Freshman Rosie Solis smashes the ball back to her opponents. Soph- omore Katie Coomer sets the ball for a team- mate’s spike. JV VOLLEYBALL 93 VOLLEYBALL The Warriors volleyball team had a 6-19 record. The volleyball team had a good season although the record shows differenly. Most of the matches went to three games. At sectional time the girls beat Lowell, who defeated our Warriors earlier in the year. The Lady Warriors then lost to Mun- ster in the second round. Three seniors led the team: Jeannie Rob- inson, Jay Jones, and Chris Kacher. a. bottom: Whitanya Alexander, Donna Solis, Janaetta Jones, Jennifer Page, Judy Kabina. top: Assistant Coach Karen Markovich, Tommie Taylor, Jeannie Rob- inson, Candice Jimerson, Chris Kacher, Joy Nelson, Coach Laura Baird. Donna Solis sets up the ball for Chris Kacher to spike. OPPONENT SCORE Valparaiso L Bishop Noll L Chesterton L Whiting W Andrean L Merrillville L Morton L Griffith L Gavit W Lake Central L Clark L Munster L Highland L Lake Station L Lowell L Crown Point L TOURNAMENTS Hobart W 2 L 2 Lowell W 1 L 2 SECTIONALS Lowell W Munster L 94 VOLLEYBALL a.Candice Jimerson puts the ball over the net. b. Tommie Taylor controls the ball by hitting it over the net. c.Janaetta Jones hits the ball over the opponents hands. d.Jeannie Robinson spikes the ball. VOLLEYBALL 95 CROSS COUNTRY GOES THE DISTANCE The Calumet Cross Country team finished their season with a 5-4 re- cord. They also finished fourth in the Clark Invitational and fifth in the IH- SAA Sectionals. There were only four seniors on the squad, so the Warriors should be a strong team in the future. There were four awards presented to the team at the annual fall sports’ banquet. Junior Joe Clark received the Most Valuable Runner Award. Senior Maurice Jackson received the prestigious Mental Attitude Award. Senior Matt Smeltzer was honored as the Most Improved runner, while freshman Adam Hutchinson was vot- ed the Most Outstanding Freshman. a. Cross Country Team: (row 1) Scott York, Craig Duggan, Jim Jones, Andy Trevino, Matt Smeltzer, and Joe Clark, (row 2) Coach Sanchez, Maurice Jackson, Corey Davis, James Wilson, Mike Beehn, Adam Hutchinson, Chris Parton, and Adam Marimen. b. Senior Corey Davis and Maurice Jackson keep pace with each other during a race. c. Junior Scott York sprints toward the finish line. 96 CROSSCOUNTRY CROSS COUNTRY CHS OPPONENT W L Hanover Central W L Lowell W Roosevelt W L Crown Point W E.C. Central INVITATIONALS 1 1TH Lowell 4th Clark SECTIONALS 5th a. The Cross Country team gets ready for a quick start at a meet. b. Senior Corey Davis leisurely runs toward the finish line. c. Senior Maurice Jackson shows a little agony as he races toward the finish. CROSS COUNTRY 97 REBUILDING YEAR FOR TENNIS TEAM The Calumet varsity tennis team ended its season with an 0-15 re- cord and were ousted by the Lake Central Indians in the first round of sectional play. If there was a bright side to the season it was Most Valuable Player Dale Rader. He finished the season with a 6-9 record and was the leader of the team. Coach Gobbie went into the sea- son with the idea that whether they won or lost, they were just going to have fun. With the lack of expe- rience they had on the team this year, the Warriors used the season to build for the future. Senior Mike Ferri reaches down for a back- hand shot. Junior Dale Rader prepares to return the winning shot. Senior Jeff Keefer extends his reach to keep the ball in play. TENNIS TEAM: top Mike Ferri, Rick Fite Dale Rader, and coach Gobbie; front Jeff Keefer, Mike Colson, Jarvis Hodge, and Patrick Duncan. 98 TENNIS Junior Patrick Duncan dinks this one over the net. Senior John Wood smashes the ball to the ground. T E N N I S CHS Their Score Opponent Score 2 Wirt 5 0 M’ville 5 0 Highland 5 0 Crown Point 5 2 Clark 3 0 Griffith 5 0 Andrean 5 2 Noll 3 1 Lowell 4 1 Lake Station 4 0 E.C.C. 5 1 Lake Central 4 0 Hobart 5 0 Munster 5 SECTIONALS 0 Lake Central 5 TENNIS 99 RECORD BREAKING SEASON The girls’ swim team ended its season with a 4-9 overall record and 1-5 in the Lake Suburban Conference. Several records were broken by this year’s squad. A few of the records broken were the 100 meter backstroke and the 50 meter freestyle by senior Linda Day. Freshman Patti Hobbs broke 5 records and was awarded the Outstanding Freshman plaque. The most valuable swimmer was Linda Day. Stacy Taylor was the Most Improved. Freshman Caryn Slade won the Pride, Hustle, and Desire award. Coach Stariewicz com- mented, “Our girls had an exciting sea- son and demonstrated the fine Seahawk tradition that swimmers in years past have instilled. We give our congratu- lations to Linda Day, Shannon Rob- inson, and Angela Norman. They all had very fine careers at Calumet High School.” Patti Hobbs competes in the 100 yard breast- stroke. Patti Hobbs does an inward dive during the Lowell meet. Karen McBride makes a suc- cessful dive to help her team to a victory. 100 GIRLS’ SWIMMING Caryn Slade shows her backstroke form during a swim meet. Patti Hobbs about to enter the water after completing her dive. Caryn Slade warms up before an important swim meet. SWIMMING CHS Opponent L Munster W Griffith W North Newton L Crown Point L Kankakee Valley W Hammond High L Lake Central L Hammond Gavit 6th LS Conference L Merrillville W E.C. Central L Bishop Noll L Lowell GIRLS’ SWIMMING 101 TRAICOFF GETS 300th VICTOR V The Calumet boys’ basketball team ended their season with a dis- appointing loss to Munster in the Calumet Sectioal. The Warriors were 14-6 on the season and 4-2 in the L.S.C. The Warriors pulled off some impressive victories. The Warriors defeated Munster by 15 points, and nipped Crown Point in OT by 2 points. Coach Carl Traicoff earned his 300th career victory when the Warriors defeated the Griffith Panthers 85-78 on January 6, 1989. The Warriors were led by seni- ors Willie Green, 18.5 ppg, George Montgomery, 17.6 ppg, and Kelin Mark, 1 6 ppg. Senior Kelin Mark attempts to win the tip for the Warriors. 1988-89 Boys’ Varsity Basket- ball Team: front: Herman Buchanan, Mark Brown, Willie Green, DonTaye Bates, Troy Campbell, and John Scheidt. back: Maurice Jackson, Kevin Brookshire, Dale Radar, Kelin Mark, Sam Shelton, George Montgomery Ramon Stallings, Mike Ferri, ass’t coach Wil- lie Cross, and coach Carl Traicoff. Coach Tra- icoff calls a play to his team during the sec- tional game. Senior Willie Green manuevers his way through the Munster defense. 102 BOYS’ BASKETBALL Senior Kelin Mark tries to avoid being trapped by the Mustangs. Junior Sam Shel- ton glides through the air to dunk against the Brickies. Senior George Montgomery goes up strong to lay the ball in. BASKETBALL CHS OPPONENT SCORE 49 Portage 59 80 L.Central 76 96 Kennedy 64 71 Lowell 85 66 Chesterton 63 85 Griffith 78 73 Andrean 78 (OT) 63 H.Gavit 57 77 Munster 62 55 L.Station 49 73 Highland 57 60 Crown Point 58 (OT) 83 T.F.North 65 65 Griffith 70 88 Hobart 73 74 Lebanon 82 78 H. Morton 53 73 Whiting 58 83 H. Clark 59 SECTIONALS 70 Munster 78 BOYS’ BASKETBALL 103 JV AND FROSH IMPROVE The junior varsity boys basket- ball team ended their season with a 6-13 record. The j.v. won their last three games to finish with a bang. They lost some close games throughout the season which was evident as they lost five games by fewer than five points. The freshman basketball team ended their season with a .500 rec- ord at 8 and 8. They also were in some close games, losing four games by four or less points. They were led by Troy Wilbon, who av- eraged 10.4 points per game and Frank Webster whose 10.5 points per game and rebounds a game helped the team drastically. Freshmen team row 1 (L to R); Frank Webster, Terry Washington, Shawn Sturdivant, Mike Pearry, Coach Sweeny, (row 2); Alexander Almquist, Anthony Bolden, Hedrick Johnson, Troy Wilbon, Vince Williamson. J.V. team row 1 (L to R); Travis Simmons, Jarvis Hodge, Troy Wilbon, Joe Britt, Greg Chandler (row 2); Coach Tauber, Benjamin Woods, Tom McLaurin, Dave Shubert, Roger Torres, manager Dovell Wilson. Sophomore Greg Chandler soars through the air and lays the ball in the hoop. 104 JV AND FRESHMEN BOYS BASKETBALL J. V. GIRLS STRUGGLE The J.V. girls basketball team ended a long and frustrating sea- son with 4 wins and 12 losses. They lost the last three games by less than five points, but defeated i Merrillville, which was one of the highlights of the season. The girls never gave up, and always fought until the end. a. team: row 1 (1 to r) — Denise Duncan, Rosie Solis, Kim Smith, Kelly Frey row 2 (1 to r) — Coach Rodriguez, Tasha Phillips, Eliza Reid, Ceceila Gonzales, b. Freshmen Rosie Solis and Beryl Jenkins hustle after a loose ball. c. Sophomore Denise Duncan tries to drive past her opponent. JV GIRLS BASKETBALL 105 LADY WARRIORS FALL SHORT The Lady Warriors had a great sea- son, which ended at 16-5. They ended the regular season at 14-4, 5-1 in the Lake Suburban Conference. The Lady Warriors played their first sectional game against Hobart, who the Warriors had already beaten twice in the regular season, the Warriors beat Hobart 47-46. The next game was against Lake Station, the Lady Warriors won 60-24. The Lady Warriors were in the finals against Mer- rillville, who beat the Warriors in the regular season by one point. Our War- riors were looking for revenge, but Mer- rillville did it again, ending the Warriors season by one point — 41-40. The Lady Warriors ended the season with the best record in the CHS girls’ basketball his- tory. a. THE 1988-89 GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM front: Christine Kacher, Eliza Reid, Whitanya Alexander, Jeannie Robinson, Kelly Frey. Top: Coach Sherri Green, Candice Jimerson, Di- anne Gronkiewicz, Shree- mone Anderson, Janaetta Jones, Assistant Coach, Mark Rodriguez, b. Christine Kacher shoots the ball while being closely guarded, c. Di- anne Gronkiewicz concen- trates on her free throw at- tempt. 106 GIRLS BASKETBALL f$9S a, Janaetta Jones helps Shreemone Anderson up off the court as the season comes to an abrupt end, with Candice Jimerson coming to help. b. Janaetta Jones dribbles to the in- side to drive past her op- ponent. c. Jeannie Robin- son shoots a three point basket, d. Shreemone An- derson goes up for the shot. BASKETBALL CHS OPPONENT SCORE 53 Morton 31 68 Gavit 36 52 H. Central 43 32 Andrean 30 53 Highland 30 54 Lowell 29 30 Bishop Noll 47 51 Lake Station 34 MUNSTER TOURNEY 50 Hobart 46 38 Munster 47 41 Hobart 32 29 Crown Point 24 53 Griffith 25 57 Lake Central 55 39 Chesterton 35 49 Whiting 27 59 Merrillville 60 SECTIONALS 47 Hobart 46 60 Lake Station 24 40 Merrillville 41 GIRLS BASKETBALL 107 BOYS SWIM TEAM This year’s boys swim team re- lied on the strong performances of its freshmen members. Each mem- ber of the swim team improved throughout the season. One new record was set in the Freshman Medley Relay by members Charles Anderson, Carl Wadkins, Jeremy Cozad, and Brian Meyer. Awards were given to senior Joe Arwood for Most Valuable Swim- mer, senior Mike Banzen for Most Improved Swimmer, and to fresh- man Charles Anderson for the Outstanding Freshman. The swim team is looking forward to the good things ahead as the returning underclassmen break more records. Team Members: front: Richard Bittke, Pat Duffy, Mike Banzen, Joe Arwood, Phil Martinez, Carl Wadkins, and Mike McBride, row 2: Tom Falk, Dean Botts, Brian Meyer, Mike Colson, Jacob Schaefer, Mario Esquivel, and Adam Hutchinson, row 3: mgr. Christine Gallagher, John Wood, Kevin Cheeseman, Jeremy Cozad, Vernon Doom, Joe Cal- houn, Fernando Gonzolez, Charles Anderson, Caryn Slade, mgr., Stacy Taylor, mgr. row 4: Coach Tibbs, Isabell Vibanco, mgr., Tonya Taylor, mgr., Lisa Meyer, magr., Patti Hobbs, mgr., Kathy Vandewater, mgr., Kem Roach, mgr., Anna Toledo, mgr., Anna Vibanco, mgr.. Coach Wood, and Coach Starewicz. Mike Colson pulls with the breaststroke during the 200 IM. Senior co-captain Joe Arwood gears up for flight while doing the butterfly. ■m MAKES A SPLASH BOYS SIMMING OPPONENT W L Horace Mann W Kankakee L Morton W Lake Central L Roosevelt W Highland L Gavit L Lowell L West Side W Griffith L Crown Point L ECCentral L Hammond W Munster L Wallace L Wirt W North Newton W Invitationals Kankakee 6th Calumet 2nd Conference 7th Sectionals 8th Diver Joe Calhoun goes for an entry after performing his dive. John Wood does the breaststroke. Senior co-captain Mike Banzen shows his winning style. Brian Meyer does the backstroke. BOYS SWIMMING 109 TRADITION EARNS RESPECT The varsity Wrestling team earned some respect from a lot of people by the end of the year. First of all, the Warriors ended the season with a 10- 1 record. They finished second in the Lake Suburban Conference, and sec- ond in the Calumet Invitational, be- hind state ranked Chesterton. The Warriors went to the Mishawaka tournament and placed fourth, fin- ishing ahead of five state ranked teams. The Warriors added to their record their tenth straight Sectional title, their second straight Regional title, and a second place finish at the Semi-State. After the Semi-state, the Warriors were ranked 19th in the state. Finally, the 1988-89 Wrestlers earned the state’s R-E-S-P-E-C-T. Senior Tony Hilson wraps up one of his opponents for a quick victory. Junior Scott York tries to spin around behind his op- ponent for a takedown. Senior Corey Davis gets his arm raised in the victory circle. 1988-89 Wrestlers: back: manager David Willis, Coach Sanchez, Coach Wadkins, Coach Stigall, manager Craig Dodson, mid- dle: Tony Hilson, Corey Davis, Rudy Trevino, Mark Dillingham, Adam Marimen, and Ron Tillman, front: Bryan Arnold, Andy Trevino, Jimmy Jones, and Butch Carpenter. i : 110 WRESTLERS CHS WRESTLING OPPONENT SCORE 59 Roosevelt 18 34 L. Central 29 28 Crown Point 38 42 Highland 21 50 Hobart 13 52 Munster 12 62 Griffith 3 53 Lowell 2 36 K.. Valley 23 63 S.Newton 12 63 N.Judson 9 2nd TOURNAMENTS Calumet 4th Mishawaka 2nd LSC SECTIONALS First Place REGIONALS First Place SEMI-STATE Second Place Senior Tony Hilson has his man in a hard to get out of postion. Senior Butch Car- penter shows little emotion after a victory. Senior Rudy Trevino prepares to slam his opponent to the mat. WRESTLING 1 1 1 Scott York gives his opponent a lift as the official looks on. Tony Hilson begins to make his move on his opponent. Corey Davis is about to pin his opponent. Rudy Trevino thinks about his plan of attack from this hold. Mark Dillinham and his opponent go head to head before attacking. 112 WRESTLING JV BASEBALL a. team — front: Fernando Gonzales, Gary Boesel, Adam Fulton, and Vince William- son middle: Mike Rhyne, Larry Criswell, Travis Simmons, Billy Ross, and Greg Chandler back: Dan Slone, Nick Sanchez, Brian Meyer, and Stan Turlo. b. Vince Wil- liamson discusses pitching strategy with his coach and catcher Dan Slone, c. Vince Wil- liamson delivers a strike to his opponent. JV BASEBALL 113 BOYS BASEBALL MAKES A HIT The Calumet baseball team fielded few returning letterwin- ners. Among those returning were Mike Bruce, Troy Campbell, Ruben Lopez, Emilio Ruiz, and Tony Vaseloff. Many of the Warriors losses were by one or two runs. Each ath- lete gave his best but was not al- ways capable of coming through in a clutch situation. Coach Feeler commented, “Potential is here, but it’s a new year and they need a lot of work.” a. team; front: Brandon Bewley, Woody Bruce, Alex Serrano, Ray Mata row 2 Mike Bruce, Tony Vaseloff, Chris Ols, Ruben Lopez row 3 Coach Woody Feeler, Emilio Ruiz, Daniel Peterson, Troy Campbell, John Schiedt, Assistnt Coach William Shocke. b. Ruben Lopez makes contact with the baseball, c. Mike Bruce releases his pitch. 114 BOYS BASEBALL CHS OPPONENT SCORE L Gavit 5-6 W Wirt 10-4 L Hammond High 3-7 W Lew Wallace 12-6 L Morton 0-1 W Crown Point 10-4 W Horace Mann 7-5 L Washington Twp 1-5 L Highland 0-3 W Lowell 13-12 L Andrean 1-8 L Lake Central 1-2 L Griffith 2-7 L Munster 2-8 W Crown Point 3-0 L Highland 0-10 L Lowell 5-6 L Lake Central 0-1 L Griffith 5-6 L Mun Tmy Noll 1-8 L Mun Tmy Mun 3-6 L EC Central 4-5 W Hammond Clark 3-1 W Washinton Twp 4-3 W Munster 21-8 L Roosevelt 0-1 a. Emilio Ruiz prepares to release a pitch, b. Troy Campbell watches his hit go over the fielder ' s head. c. Chris Ols races for first as Ruben Lopez rounds third. BOYS BASEBALL 1 1 5 The girls softball team struggled through a winless season. The girls worked hard, but failed to outscore any of their opponents. The team did not sport many returning let- terwinners, but look forward to the future. a. team: front Chrissy Gallagher, Judy Kubina, Anglea Norman, Jessie Ring row 2 Anisa Rubalcava, Tammy Meulamens, Delberta Prichett, Jennifer Kluga row 3 mgr John Schniedis, Robin Stone, Steph- anie Doran, Robin Turlo, mgr. Karen Harpis and Coach Mike Prohl. b. Tammy Muelamens and Stephanie Doran try to pick up a bunt for a play at first base. GIRLS SOFTBALL STRIKES OUT 116 SOFTBALL SOFTBALL OPPONENT SCORE Andrean Rained out Morton L Whiting L Crown Point L Hammond(DH) L L Highland L Lowell L Lake Central L Griffith L Munster L Crown Point L Highland L Lowell L Lake Central L Griffith L Munster L ECCentral L Gavit L Clark L Judy Kubina tags out the runner trying to steal second. Judy Kubina makes contact with the softball. Tammy Meulamens de- livers a strike to the opposing batter. SOFTBALL 117 BOYS TRACK OUTRUN OPPONENTS The boys track team did very well in the invitationals and the relays. The boys track team finished second in the Andrean and Griffith relays and came in third in the Munster and Calumet invitationals. The boys finished fifth in the Lake Surburban Conference while the team fin- ished sixth in Sectionals. Many individuals did well for the boys track team — Sean Wells and Brian Gronkiewicz both made the All- Conference team. Tony Hilson, Sean Wells, and Brian Groniewicz made it to the regionals with Sean Wells advancing to the state competiton in the high jump. a. team front: Craig Dugan, Tom Muzek, Dovell Wilson, Willie Green, Joseph Britt, Joe Clark, Marice Jackson, (row 2) Mike Beehn, Ron Tillman, Terrence Russell, Sean Wells, Adam Hutchinson, Joe Calhoun, (row 3) Brian Benton, Thomas McLaurin, John Love, Tony Hilson, James Stephens, Brian Gronkiewicz. (row 4) Steve Ross, Robert Wilson, back: Coach Mark Rodriquez and Coach Jeff Clinkenbeard. b. Joe Clark shows his pole vaulting form. c. Brian Gronkiewicz concentrates on his techinque as he prepares to throw the discus. 118 BOYS TRACK a. Willie Green gets a good jump out of the blocks, b. Terrence Russell leaves his opponent in the background during the 1 10 high hurdles competition, c. Dovell Wilson prepares to throw the shot put. d. Sean Wells demonstrates his winning form in the high jump. Calumet Boys’ Track Indoor Season Opponent Score 4th Frosh Soph LSC 7 Teams 49 Portage 60 49 Andrean 26 — Wirt 62 4th LSC 7 Teams Calumet Outdoor Season Opponent Score 44 Griffith 23 — Lake Central 92 34 Crown Point 83 49 Highland 73 69 Munster 53 Lowell 26 2nd Andrean Relays 8 Teams 7th Highland Inv. 8 Teams 3rd Munster Inv. 6 Teams 3rd Calument Inv. 7 Teams 2nd Griffith Relays 6 Teams 5th LSC 7 Teams 5th Frosh Soph LSC 7 Teams 6th S ectionals 13 Teams 22nd Regionals 53 Teams BOYS TRACK 119 GIRLS TRACK The girls track team had a shortage of athletes this year. Each of the girls worked hard to accomplish individual goals. Senior Shreemone Anderson was the sole athlete to qualify for the girls state competition. Shreemone finished seventh in the state in the high jump. a. Shreemone Anderson shows her winning form as she clears the high jump bar. b. Eliza Reid prepares to throw the shot put during a meet. c. Beryl Jenkins soars through the air during the long jump event. 120 GIRLS TRACK a. Luanne Garcia lets the shot put fly during a track meet. b. Lisa Meyer concentrates before releasing the discus during competition, c. Shreemone Anderson shows the proper technique to use to clear the high jump bar. GIRLS TRACK 121 GOLF SHOOTS FOR PAR This year’s golf team worked hard but struggled through the season. The team consisted of two freshmen and two juniors. The young men met the chal- lenge of each golf meet with much enthusiasm. CHS can look forward to more produc- tive years from these young men. a. team: Dean Botts, Mario Esquivel, Tom Benzie, John VanCuren, and Coach Stigall. b. Dean Botts shows good form on his drive, c. Mario Esquivel concentrates on his putt. d. Tom Benzie prepares to chip onto the green, e. John VanCuren approaches the green with this nice chip shot. 122 GOLF GOLF 123 GIRLS TENNIS SMASHES ON The girls tennis team managed to net their first conference win in three years by defeating Lowell. The lady netters were paced by seniors: Janeatta Jones, Jeannie Robinson, Dianna Solis, and Chrissy Stiller. Coach Tauber tried many different doubles partners in hopes of finding a winning com- bination. Freshman Stacy Rohr managed to use her abilities wher- ever Coach Tauber put her. a. Team — front: Chrissy Stiller, Jeannie Robinson, Janeatta Jones, Dianna Solis back: Coach Tauber, Stacy Rohr, Rosie Solis, Candice Jimerson, and Denise Dun- can. b. Jeannie Robinson concentrates on her return shot. c. Chrissy Stiller stretches to return the serve, d. Janeatta Jones hus- tles to return the ball. 124 GIRLS TENNIS Dianna Solis concentrates on form for her serve. Candice Jimerson seems to have no problem returning this shot. Stacy Rohr shows her aggressive form at the net. Denise Duncan won’t let this ball get by her. Janeatta Jones rushes the net to make a quick return. Junior Varsity team — front: Tanya Rust, Melissa Slemin, and Precious Vargas back: Kristine Van Ogden, Allison Stump, Rosie Solis, Crystal McClain and Coach Tauber. GIRLS TENNIS 125 Brian Meyer concentrates on the approaching pitch. Diane Gronkiewicz puts up a shot against LSC rival Lake Central, as teammate Jeannie Robinson looks on. These football players watch the action on the field. 126 SPORTS Kelin Mark looks for room as he is corralled by the Munster Mustangs in first round sectional action. Dean Botts lines up a putt. Rosie Solis makes the pass as Maritza Colon is ready to help. 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CLOSING 137 Abegg, Brandie 49, 85 Adams, Tara 34, 42, 79, 81 Adcock, Roy 54, 82, 83 Akers, Christina 60 Aldridge, Darren 54 Alexander, Almquist 60 Alexander, Bournes 54 Alexander, Whitanya 5, 79, 80, 82, 94, 106 Alford, Marion 60 Alford, Melissa 77 Allen, Anthony 49 Allen, Eric 34 Allen, John 77 Allison, Phillip 34, 79, 81 Allison, Tracy 49, 85 Almadovar, Julie 34 Almodovar, Cecelia 83 Almquist, Alexander 104 Amos, Aleisa 12, 34, 78, 79, 81 Anderson, Carol 54, 77, 80, 83 Anderson, Charles 60, 108 Anderson, Curtis 49 Anderson, Dawn 49, 77 Anderson, Debbie 19, 54, 77, 79, 80 Mike Grant, Beth Patterson, Dan Stadt, Dianne Bogdan, and Dianna Solis wait in line to receive their diplomas. Anderson, Eddie 54, 77 Anderson, 5hannon 49, 77 Anderson, Shreemone 9, 26, 31, 34, 40, 47, 79, 82, 106, 107, 120, 121, 142 Ard, Chris 49, 79 Arnold, Bryan 60, 110 Arnold, Kathy 78 Arnold, Patty 49 Arnold, 5elena 77, 78 Arwood, Joe 34, 108 Ashlock, Jim 60 Ashlock, Tim 49 Austin, Michele 49, 77, 78 Badja, Mike 25 Bajmakovich, Chris 60, 76, 79 Banzen, Mike 35, 78, 82, 108, 109 Barajas, Anna 54, 78, 80, 83 Barricks, Tracy 35 138 INDEX Barry, Michelle Barry, Yolanda Bates, DonTaye Beal, 5abrina Beehn, Michael Belcher, Jamy Belcher, Mike Belinsky, Bob Bencze, Tom Benjamin, Jayna Benson, Teresa Benton, Brian Benzie, Tom Bewley, Brandon Bewley, Robert Bittke, Richard Blackwell, Ami Blackwell, Elana 49 54 54, 80, 89, 102 60 54, 79, 82, 96 60 60 49 49 54, 79, 80, 83 60 60, 76 122, 123 49, 114 60 60, 108 49, 51 35, 41, 78, 82 Blackwell, Makiel Bloxham, Douglas Blyth, Angela Boesel, Cary Boesel, Tracy Bogdan, Dianne 60 54 49 60, 113 60 9, 24, 26, 27, 35, 79, 80, 137, 138, 142 Bolden, Anthony 60, 104 Borgo, Louis Borgo, Teresa Borman, Erank Borman, Ralph Botts, Dean 123, 127 Botts, Tony Brajas, Anna Branson, Melissa Braumm, Steve Braunm, Johnetta Braunm, 5ereta Braunn, Sereta Braunn, Steve Bridegroom, John 60 35, 85 54 60 60, 77, 108, 122, 49 54 60, 79, 85 37 49 35 82, 85 37 35 Brinkley, Michelle 54, 75, 80, 83 Britt, Joseph 54, 104 Brookshire, Kevin 102 Brown, Connie 60 Brown, Jennifer 60 Brown, Mark 49, 102 Brown, Tonya 54 Bruce, Charles 60 Bruce, Mike 49, 82, 114 Bruce, Woody 114 Brunn, Steve 37, 78 Buchanan, Herman 54, 102 Buckner, Dena 49, 80 Buckner, Helena 80 Burge, Adam 54 Burke, Selena 60, 76, 80 Burkhart, Shane 35 Burns, Paul 54 Buvala, Carrie 35, 80 Byers, Greg 49 Bytnar, Brian 54 Calhoun, Joe 108, 109 Calhoun, Joseph 60 Campbell, Chris 60 Campbell, Laurie 60 Campbell, Sally 35 Campbell, Tammy 49, 82 Campbell, Troy 31, 33, 35, 82, 83, 87, 89, 91, , 102, 114, 115, 143 Cannon, Kourt 54 Cardwell, Brett 35 Carman, Wesley 54 Carmen, Wesley 54 Carpenter, Butch 36, 110, 111 Carter, Sherri 49, 78, 82 Cassoday, Stacy 60, 85 Cassoday, Wally 54 Cassoday, Walter 54 Castillo, John 56 Cather, James 60 Cather, Lisa 36 Cayton, Patricia 36 Chancellor, Eric 60 Chandler, Greg 5, 54, 55, 81, 82, 91, 92, 104, 113 Cheek, Sara 49, 78 Cheek, 5tephanie 60, 80 Cheeseman, Kevin 60, 76, 80, 108 Chiaramonte, Kimberly 36, 78 Clark, Joe 2,49,82,96,118 Clark, Leslie 54 Clodfelter, Mark 49, 79, 81 Cobb, Curt 49 Cobb, Curtis 81 Coberg, Bryan Cole, Erick Coleman, Brian Coleman, Danard Collins, Timmy Colon, Maritza 127 54 60 54 49, 85 60 54, 80, 85, 95, Colson, Mike Combs, Kacey Coomer, Katie Corbett, Owen Corbett, 5hawn Cottrell, Shawn Covey, Adam Covington, 5ara Com, Amuel Com, Kevin Com, Tina Com, Tracy Cozad, Jeremy Cranack, Shane Criswell, Larry Crook, Jeffrey Crook, Lora Cruse, Jennifer Cudziol, Joe Cudzoil, Robin Cullum, Chris Cullum, Christina Cullum, Melissa Cummins, Loralee Curtis, Thomas 11, 49, 98, 108 54, 80, 85 54, 95 85 54 61, 80 61 61, 77 61 54 61, 76 49 61, 108 5 61, 115 61 85 15, 61, 76 14, 56, 76 49 80, 85 49, 80, 85 61 49, 78 61 Dailey, Scott David, Conti Davis, Corey 110 , 112 Davis, Renea Day, Kerrie Day, Linda Day, Tina 56, 41, 79, 80, 91 54 51, 82, 96, 97, 54, 82 61, 80 56 61 Candice Jimerson is all smiles at the honor society banquet. Deering, Scott 54 DelaCruz, Dawn 21, 25, 77 Delph, Billy 61 Denham, Steve 49, 78, 87 Deremiah, Christina 61 Derr, Kim 49 Derr, Tim 61 Devine, John 56 Diaz, Brett 57 Dickerson, Erica 50 Dickerson, Mindy 61, 80 Diehl, holly 50, 85 Dilling, Kelly 57 , 78, 82, 85 Dillingham, Jeff 54 Dillingham, Marcus 50 Dillingham, Mark 110, 112 Dillingham, Robbie 61 Dillon, Kim 76, 82 Dillon, Kimberly 50, 76, 82 Dilosa, Ayanna 54, 77 Dilosa, Kayanna 61 Dodson, Craig 61, 110 Donahue, Kat .y 57, 85 Donson, Lamar 50, 52 Doom, Vernon 61, 108 Dorado, Leno 61 Doran, Stephanie 78, 116 Doran, Tanya 54 Douglas, Dina 54 Douglas, Marcus 61 DreMler, Lori 57, 79 Duffy, Patrick 54, 108 Duggan, Craig 96 Duncan, Denise 55, 54, 78, 79, 81, 105, 124, 125, 144 Duncan, John 50 Duncan, Patrick 79, 81, 98, 99 Duncan, Sheila 54 Dunn, Aasteria 55, 81 Dunning, Kimberly 57, 77 Durham, Steve 55 Duszynski, Cynthia 61, 65 Duszynski, Roger 61 Eaton, Ruth 61 Edwards, Kim 55, 82 Edwards, Latrice 50, 82, 85 Elea, Charles 50 Elliott, Tracey 85 Ellis, Jonathan 55 Ellis, Mickey 55 Eriks, Carol 50, 78, 86 Esquivel, Mario 61, 108, 122, 125 Paul Hobbs is all smiles after Dan Stadt gives him his gag awards at the senior banquet. Esquivel, Oscar 61 Falk, Tom Farley, Melinda Farrar, Billy Farrar, Mark Farrar, Tim Felde, Keith Fendley, Karen Fendley, Kelly Fendly, Kelly Ferguson, Michelle 18, 55, 77, 85 108 55, 82, 85, 86 50 55, 61 55 55, 78, 85 50 50 85 Ferri, Cynthia Ferri, Michael Ferri, Mike Fitch, Jennifer Fitch, 5tephanie Fite, Richard Fite, Rick Flores, Dena Flores, Elana Flores, Elena Flud, Roger Forbes, Stephen Foreman, Tracy Fosburgh, Aubrey Foster, Thomas Fowler, Art Fowler, Eddie Fowler, Laura Fom, Trade Frenken, Ron 61, 80 57, 98 81, 82, 98, 102 85 55, 77 58 12, 15, 79, 81, 98 78 11, 51, 82, 85, 84 50 55 50 58, 78, 82, 85 61 55 55, 91 61 50 50, 78, 82, 85 58, 75, 79 Frey, Kelly 61, 89, 95, 105, 106, 140 Fugate, Wendie Fugate, Wendy Fulton, Adam Fultz, Debbie Fultz, Debra Furguson, Michelle 80 55, 80 61, 115 79, 85 50 81 Gallagher, Chrissy 5, 11, 50, 81, INDEX 139 82, 83, 84, 108, 116 Gallagher, James 50 Gallagher, Kerry 50, 78 Garcia, Ana 61 Garcia, Cherise 61 Garcia, Louis 38, 76 Garcia, Luanne 55, 76, 83, 121 Garcia, Teresa 55 Gardner, LaTonya 55 Garner, Nancy 50 Garrett, Tracy 50 Gass, Terry 61 George, Lesley 61 George, Leslie 85 Gibson, David 19, 55, 79, 80, 83 Gibson, James 38 Gidcumb, Brian 50 Goff, Steve 77 Gonzales, Cecelia 55, 79, 80 Gonzales, Fernando 55, 108, 113 Gonzales, Jennifer 61 Goode, Nicole 80, 84 Goodson, Eric 55 Goodson, Shannon 61, 85 Grant, Denise 61, 76 Grant, Mike 7, 13, 25, 30, 36, 38, 78, 79, 81, 138 Graves, Sean 38 Gray, Melissa 55, 80 Green, Willie 102, 119 Gregory, Michelle 61, 80, 85 Gregson, Jeannie 62 Gronkiewicz, Brian 50, 118 Gronkiewicz, Diane 82, 106, 126 Guerrero, David 38, 85 Guerrero, Laura 50 Guevara, Melissa 50, 80 Gunn, John 62 Gutierrez, Anthony 50 Gutierrez, Araceli 55, 80, 83 Gutierrez, Vicki 55, 80 Guzman, Jean 2, 38 Hager, Cheryl 55, 80, 83 Kim Smith steals the ball from the Lake Central girl as Kelly Frey offers support. Haines, Julie 50, 78 Hall, Derek 55, 79, 80, 83 Halon, Teresa 55, 77, 78 Hamilton, John 62 Hamilton, Leslie 83 Hampton, Consuelo 62 Hardesty, Nancy 62 Harper, Karen 55, 78, 116 Harper, Larry 50 Harper, Melinda 55, 77 Harper, Roxanna 62 Harper, Roxanne 93 Harper, Shalonda 77 Harris, Daniel 62 Harrison, Shelly 50, 78 Hayes, Jerry 55 Haynes, Shannon 51 Henderson, Missy 55 Hendricks, Donna, 27 38 Herkenoff, Cynthia 51 Hernandez, Manuel 55, 83 Hernandez, Shelly 51 Herrera, Geraldine 38 Hescher, Andy 14, 38, 76 Mr. Higginbotham offers Carol Eriks a little support. Hetrick, Wendy Hill, Becky Hill, Joe Hilson, Anthony Hilson, Tony 82, Hindman, 5hariss Hinshaw, Kim Hirsch, Michele Hobbs, Patti 62, Hobbs, Paul Hobson, Michael Hodge, Jarvis Hoffman, Carol Hogue, Robin Holmes, Kim Holmes, Kimberly Holmes, Robert Hopkins, Joe Hord, Michael 51 55, 77 62 39 110 , 111 , 112 39 19, 62, 80 62 100, 101, 108 26, 39, 82 62 51, 98, 104 55 51, 83 14, 76 55 51 62 39 Willie Green enjoys the meal at the senior banquet. Hoskins, Kellie 51, 77 Hosted, Kim 51, 78, 83 Houart, Rich 62 Hubbard, Candi 62 Hubbard, Thelma 51 Hucko, Jodi 62, 76, 80 Hucko, Matt 5, 51, 91 Huddleston, Angela 39 Huddleston, 5tephanie 55 Hunt, Mike 91 Hurley, Shannon 39, 82, 84, 135 Hutchinson, Adam 14, 62, 76, 96, 108 Ibarra, Eliza 12, 13, 39, 80, 82 Jackson, Cynthia 62, 78, 82, 83 Jackson, Marlon 39 Jackson, Maurice 39, 51, 96, 97, 102 Jackson, 5herard 62 James, Phillip 62 James, Richie 15, 21, 39, 76 Jaramillo, Angie 62 Jenkins, Beryl 62, 93, 105, 120 56, 76 56 56 80, 83 56, 78 19, 33, 56, Jenkins, Bryant Jiles, Rozell Jimenez, Carlos Jimenez, Claudia Jimenez, Frieda Jimerson, Candice 76, 79, 81, 82, 94, 95, 106, 107, 124, 125, 139 Johnson, Dallas 39 Johnson, David 62 Johnson, Hedrick 62, 104 140 INDEX Janaetta Jones is pleased with her award at the senior banquet. Johnson, La Shaunta Johnson, Lale Johnson, Mary Johnson, Michelle Johnson Jr, Jesse Johnston, Tim Jones, Danny Jones, James Jones, Janeatta 39 25, 51, 78 56, 80 56, 78 62 51 62, 78 62 27, 82, 89, 94, 95, 106, 107, 124, 125 Jones, Jason 51 Jones, Jesse 62 Jones, Jim 96,110 Jones, Jonathan 51 Jordan, Drinda 62 Joseph, Britt 54 Jursic, Jennifer 51, 79, 81 Kacher, Christine 40, 43, 75, 79, 81. 82. 94. 106 Kain, Charlene Kasarda, Kim Keefer, Jeff Kelly, Tawnya Kemper, Guy Kemper, Larry Kilboume, Glenn Kluga, Donnell Kluga, Jennifer 86, 116 Knight, Spencer Knight, Teresa Kollar, Gina Komoscar, Joy Konja, Tony Kourt, Cannon Krayniak, Shay Krejci, Angela 2, 62, 86 16, 62, 79, 93 40, 98 62, 80, 85 56 56 40 9, 40, 79, 85 56, 79, 82, 84, 56 83 51 56, 75, 83, 87 40 54 56 76 Krisko, Jennifer 56, 78, 83 Kubina, Jayme 62, 83 Kubina, Judy 51, 94, 116, 117 Kucsera, Michelle 23, 56, 77, 78, 82, 83, 84, 86 Kuse, Gary 40 Lamarr, Chiquita 62 Lambert, Jeff 62 Landon, Otha 51 Lane, Shelly 56, 78 Lebreton, Michael 56 LeLand, Rudley 62 LeLoup, Prank 51 LeNoir, Brandy 40, 83, 85 Leslie, Clark 54 Lessner, Michael 56 Levy, Jeremy 56 Lewter, 5teve 40, 79 Lindemann, Rodger 81 56, 76, 79, Benjamin Woods eyes the basket before attempting his free throw. Lindsey, Jennifer 56, 80, 83 Lofton, Moses 91 Lomelin, Tony 5, 13, 18, 26, 40, 79, 80 Loomis, Anastasia 63, 76, 78 Loomis, Rachel 63 Lopez, Alex 63 Lopez, Brian 63 Lopez, Ruben 51, 82, 91, 114, 115 Lowden, Shane 24, 33, 41 Luna, Lucy 56, 77, 78, 80, 83 Madsen, Julie 51,77,78 Magdziak, Ronnie 56 Major, Alexander 51 Majors, Alex 91 Marimen, Adam 51, 96, 110 Marinceski, Gordanna 63 Marinceski, Maum 51 Mark, Kelin 41, 82, 102, 103, 127, 137 Marsalek, Anthony Martinez, Eric Martinez, Kristine Martinez, Laura Martinez, Phillip Mata, Ray Mata, Robert McAfee, Jennifer McBee, Tammy McBee, Tanya McBride, Karen 14 McBride, Michael 14 McCasland, Randall McClain, Crystal McClelland, Christy McClelland, Kerry McCloud, Angelique McCullough, Tequia McDaniels, Billie McDaniels, Jeremy McGuire, Kathy McGuire, Kimberly Mclnerney, Kathleen McIntosh, Gerome McLain, Crystal McLaurin, Erika McLaurin, Thomas McMunn, Mary McNash, Teresa McMece, Angel McQuen, Billy McQuen, Troy Mears, Rhonda Medley, Roger Metcalfe, Christine 81, 93 Metz, Jason Metzka, John Meulemans, Tammy 85, 116, 117 Meyer, Brian 63, 51 51, 91 63, 77 51, 77, 80 56, 81, 108 56, 114 56 63 52, 83 56, 83 , 52, 76, 100 , 56, 76, 108 56 125 52 42 63 42, 85 52 63 63 63 63 52 63 63 56, 91, 104 56 52 63 33 63 41, 76 56 14, 56, 76, 52 56 41, 77, 78, 77, 80, 108, Ms. McCray examines the pictures of a few of the senior girls before graduation ceremonies. INDEX 141 Dianne Bogdan enjoys a laugh during class held in the library. 109, 113, 126 Meyer, Lisa 56, 76, 108, 121 Michalik, John 63 Mickey, Ralph 41 Miller, Christine 63 Miller, DeeShane 41 Miller, James 52 Millspaugh, Kim 63, 86 Mitchell, Serena 56 Modglin, Chad 63, 77 Molnar, Stephanie 42 Molnar, 5uzanne 56, 78 Monik, Chris 56 Montgomery, George 9, 12, 13, 26, 31, 33, 42, 43, 45, 79, 82, 90, 91, 102, 103, 142 Moore, Stephanie 63 Moore, Terri 52 Mooring, Juana 42 Morales, Vincent 56 Morris, Penny 63 Morris, Ronnie 56 Morrison, Michael 52 Mose, Cynthia 63, 79, 80 Moseley, Theresa 42 Moser, Ronnie 52 Moshinsky, Jeff 56 Mosl ey, Theresa 85 Mullens, Melinda 15, 56, 76 Munsie, Crystal 42 Muzek, Thomas 57 Nance, Tia 52, 77 Neal, Amy 63 Nedreau, Joann 42 Neismith, Chad 57, 91 Nelson, Desiree 52 Nelson, Joy 94 Neri, Claudette23, 52, 77, 81, 82 Nieves, Raul 42 Noesen, Laurie 7, 57, 78, 82, 83 Norden, Robin 57 Norman, Angela 6, 43, 75, 116 142 INDEX Ms. McCray offers help to Shreemone An- derson and George Montgomery during class. Steve Denham proves everything is not as exciting as believed if one is on the year- book staff. Nusz, Kristie 43, 79 Pena, Randall Pendley, Carl Perdue, David Perez, Angie Perez, Eliseo Padilla, Frank Page, Jennifer 52, 79, Painter, Duane Painter, Tracee 23, 82, 83 Paladini, Jeffery Palo, Carrie Partin, Chris Partin, Corey Patrick, Gerald Patterson, Beth 19, 80 Patterson, Deidra Paul, Laura Paul, Steven Payton, Glen Pearey, Michael Pedersen, Tina 52, 85 Peek, Robbi Pempleton, Monshari 63 81, 82, 94 27, 43 52, 77, 78, 43 63 57, 96 63 63 30, 43, 79, 63 63 57 57 63 78, 79, 80, 44 57 Pratchett, Rhonda Price, Keith Prichett, Delberta Prickett, Delberta Pritchard, Norma Proctor, Bonnie Proctor, Candice Quick, Marcella Quillen, Tina Quinones, Juliana 57 52 64 80 64 O ' Bannon, John 57 Perez, Michael 52, 76, 80 O ' Brien, Deanne 63 Perry, Danielle 57 Oakes, Johnny 43, 85 Perry, Mike 92, 104 Ojeda, Veronica 43 Perryman, Brian 57 Oldenberg, Mary 43 Perryman, Tina 2, 52 Ols, Chris 5, 52, 79, 80, 82, 91, Peters, Don 7, 57, 80 114, 115 Peters, Mark 64 Olsen, Robbie 3, 33, 63, 83, 85, Peterson, Dan 91, 114 86 Peterson, Daniel 52, 91 Olsen, Samantha 51, 52, , 85, 87 Phelps, Jim 52 Ornelas, Mariam 85 Phillips, Tasha 64 Ortiz, Julie 52 Pierce, Max 57 Outlar, Tameika 63, 86 Piunti, Thomas 64 Owens, Frank 57 Podkul, Amy 64, 80 Owens, Golda 63 Pogue, Helen 64 Owens, Kirk 43, 82 Powers, Angie 64 44 57 82, 116 52, 82 52 83 64 44 44 19, 44 Rader, Dale 52, 79, 80, 82, 98, 102 Rader, Dawn 52 Rainwater, Gary 85 Randle, Patrick 64, 77 Rash, Tim 37 Rattray, Rachele 57, 81, 83 Raub, Tracy 22, 44, 77 Raub, William 64 Redd, Michael 64 Reid, Eliza 57, 75, 106. 120 Renfro, Regina Repko, Jason Rex, Corey Rhone, Michelle Rhoten, Penny Rhyne, Mike Richards, 5usan 85 44 44 57, 91 15, 76 77 57, 113 52, 79, 82, 83, Richardson, Douglas 57, 79, 81 Richardson, Mia 53, 77, 78 Ring, Amanda Ring, Jessie Rixie, Sherry Roach, Kem Roach, Ken Roach, Kim Roark, Karri Roark, Shawn Robbins, Dana Roberts, Deanna Robertson, Jennifer Robertson, Larry Robertson, Mark Robinson, Charlotte Robinson, Jeannie 95, 106, 107, 124, 126 Robinson, Ruby 57, 81 Robinson, 5hannon 44 Rodgers, Shawn 64 Rodriguez, Anjanette 64, 79, 80 Rodriguez, Veronica 45, 78 64, 80 57, 77, 116 64 57, 79, 83, 108 44, 78 5 53, 81, 82, 83 53, 81 57, 83, 86 64, 85 53, 85 44 57, 83 77, 78 44, 81, 94, Rohr, 5tacy Ross, Becky Ross, Billy Ross, Dianna Ross, 5tev e Rubalcaba, Luis 64, 80, 124, 125 64, 78 57, 82, 113 86 57 53 Rubalcava, Anisa 64, 77, 80, 82, 83, 116 Rubalcava, Denise 64, 77, 82, 86 Rubalcava, Linda 53, 80, 82 Ruehl, Norma 53, 76 Ruiz, Emilio 45, 79, 82, 114, 115 Rushing, Regina 64 Russell, Scott 64 Russell, Terrence 57,119 Russell, Vincent 52 Rust, Tanya 33, 57, 78, 79, 80, 125 Salgado, Cynthia 53 Salinas, Lynn 64 Salinas, Tremayne 3 Sanchez, Elizabeth 45, 76, 79, 81 Sanchez, Nick 64, 113 Sanchez, Raul 57 Sanders, Neidi 5, 77, 78, 81, 84 Sankowski, Jim Santillan, Julie Schaeffer, Jacob Scheldt, John Schiller, Dawn Schiller, Mike Schneegas, Jacob Schneegas, Jayne Schneider, John Schoon, Glenda Schubert, Dave 91 Schweighardt, Joann 53, 83 Sears, Diane 53 Sechrest, John 58 Serrano, Alex 58, 80, 82, 91, 114 Serrano, Nortencia Serrano, Tencia 53, 85 57, 77, 80 57, 89, 108 102, 114 45 57, 77, 80 57 77, 83 57, 116 53, 83 55, 58, 81, 82, Serrano, Tencia Sharp, Joyce Shelton, 5am Sheppard, Derek Shingler, Keith Shinkle, Lisa Shrader, Chrissy Shrader, Terry Shubert, Dave 45 85 6, 27 64, 77, 80 53, 102, 103 64, 79, 81 53, 79 53, 78, 83 64 45 104 Shumway, Kendra 64 Sierra, henry 58 Sierra, Manuel 64 Sierra, Tony 58 Silva, Michelle 64 Silva, Ricky 53 Simko, Tim 53 Simmons, Travis 3, 55, 58, 59, 81, 82, 91, 104, 113 Skinner, Melissa 58, 76, 82 Skomac, Alex 58, 75 Skomac, Nick 58 Slade, Caryn 33, 64, 101, 108 Slade, Deanna 45 Slemin, Melissa 64, 125 Slemin, Robert 64 Slone, Dan 64, 113 Slone, 5teve 45 Smeltzer, Matt 45, 77, 78, 82, 96 Smith, Carlton 78 Smith, Donna 36, 45, 77, 78, 83 Smith, Eddie 58 Smith, Jon 64 Smith, Kim 105 Smith, Michael 65 Smith, Paula 58, 79, 83 Smith, Phillip 58 Smith, Phyllis 65 Smith, Ron 89 Smith, Tommy 58 Smith, Tony 58 Smith, Travis 58 Solis, Dianna 9, 26, 27, 45, 47, 79, 124, 125, 137, 138 Solis, Donna 9, 34, 46, 47, 79, 80, 82, 94 Solis, Rosie 65, 79, 80, 93, 105, 124, 125, 127 Spradlin, Kim 53 Stadt, Dan 13, 24, 26, 30, 37, 41, 46, 78, 79, 81 Stage, Mary 65 Stage, Robert 46 Stage, Todd 42 Stallings, Ramon 58, 81, 89, 90, 91, 102 Melinda Farley and Carol Eriks work on their newspaper article. Troy Campbell can’t think of the caption he needs for the yearbook page he’s working on. Mrs. Sajda helps Samantha Olsen with her assignment. INDEX 143 The room of doom . . . Stankus, Kimberly 65 Stasko, Beth 84 Stasko, Elizabeth 53, , 84 Stevens, James 65 Stewart, Kim 65 Stewart, Linda 65 Stiller, Chrissy 53, 79, 81, 82, 84, 124 Stone, Angie 5, 46 79 , 81 , 82 Stone, Robin 55, 78, 116 Stover, Larry 65 Stover, Tammy 58 Stump, Allison 58, 76, 81, 125 Sturdivant, LaShawn 65, 104 Sullivan, Gina 6 , 46 ,85 Sumrall, William 46 Sutton, Jason 58 Sutton, Tammy 46 , 84 Svast, Rochelle 65 , 80 Swindle, Tracy 65 , 85 , 86 Taylor, Darrell Taylor, John Taylor, 5cott Taylor, Stacy Taylor, Tommie Taylor, Tonya 58 108 53, 78, 80, 87 79, 81 80 53, 76, 78, 108 53, 85, 94, 95 78, 80, 82, 87, Terpstra, Carolyn 15, 62, 65, 76, 93 Tharp, Doug 15, 46 Thomas, Derra 58 Thomas, Markeith 65 Thomas, Paula Tigner, Tracey Tillman, Ron 58, Titus, Shannon Toczek, Roger Toczek, Shelly Toledo, Anna 58, Torres, Jose Torres, Rae Torres, Roger Trevino, Andy 110 53, 80, 83 21, 46 31, 82, 91, 110 58, 78, 80 65 33, 47, 85 76, 80, 83, 108 65 65, 79, 80 58, 104 59, 82, 83, 96, Trevino, Rudy 47, 82, 91, 110, 111 , 112 Tucker, hazen 65 Tucker, Lois 25, 47, 78 Tuggle, Kristina 65 Turlo, Robyn 78, 83, 85, 116 Turlo, Stan 65,113 Turman, 5chawan 65 47 Upchurch, Cary Valandingham, Daniel 53 Valentine, Catina 77, 79, 81, 84 Valentine, Qina 6, 33, 59, 77, 79, 81 Valentine, Mike 65 Vancuren, John 53,122,123 Vandewater, Kathy 83, 108 Vargas, Precious 80, 85, 125 Vaseloff, Tony 47, 80, 114 Vaupel, Jenny 83 Velasquez, Cynthia 47 Velasquez, Lourdes 65 Velasquez, Matalie 37, 47 Velasquez, Sylvia 48 Vibanco, Anna 76, 108 Vibanco, Isabell 86, 108 Vibanco, Tom 76, 91 Vines, Jane 48, 85 Von Ogden, Kristine 65, 125 ■ w Wabbington, Corey 77, 80 Wadkins, Carl 65, 108 Walters, Mindy 78 Ward, Brian 25, 48, 91 Ward, Eric 79, 80 Washingt on, Darci 48, 83 Washington, Terry 65, 104 Waters, Mindy 53, 80, 83, 85 Weaver, Michelle 65 Webster, Frank 104 Wells, Robin 65 Wells, 5ean 53, 119 West, Ron 48 Westbrooks, James 65, 77 Wheatley, Karen 5, 16, 36, 48, 78, 82, 83 Wheeler, Debbie 78, 85 Whitehead, Mia 76 Whiteside, Chad cCC _ _ 65 Wieser, Jeff 53, 79, 80 Wilbon, Troy 65, 104 Williams, Brian 65 Williams, Joshua 65 Williamson, Reatha 22, 53, 77, 144 INDEX 78, 83, 85 Williamson, Vincent 65, 79, 104, 113 Willis, David 80, 110 Wilson, Dovell 59, 104, 119 Wilson, Eric 65 Wilson, James 96 Wilson, Rafel 65 Wilson, 5teven 65 Wilson, Trade 65 Witham, Marsha 48, 77, 78 Witham, William 65 Witt, Larry 53 Wood, John 48, 82, 99, 108, 109, 127 Woods, Alicia 79 Woods, Benjamin 7, 80, 104 Worthingham, Eric 53 York, Scott 5, 53, 79, 80, 82, 96, 110, 112 Yost, Edward 48 Zaborski, Paula ■ 65 Zakula, Micholas 65 Zakula, Tony 91