Chesterton High School - Singing Sands Yearbook (Chesterton, IN)
- Class of 1964
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u 4 1 I I 1 2 X XX ,. , MQ '- X-1 X f fx fx C- i ' ff M11 'Q x .A N f x X N ff ' If ,A . NX ,N -Z I X V' XX M K x xx X I XA fax XX z f X 7 'M 'x K x X PRINTS GF '64 X X 5 XX X X N X X x xxx X X X i 'XIX A K fyffr-Sh3,Aw fx ,J y t H, .J W 3,4 f , A34 -X X f 'J I i Q1 W4 K XR g ik? fix A K g 1 -x .ff yi 7 SY e - X . t 'u-.ff ' J' Aw ff f NL W: i xii X X wi! A 34 e La' yf Q . , 1 ,li 3 Q, ee e ' Y X .::-' .. 'I i -'::. W5 S L: V J vi. in f If , '-of ij f 3,1 I f ,L egg MQW, as I, s f 'EE e fa-H e, 'hm' sf' 3 ,,,. exft i -. ' 5 1-.Zigi-ll'-is if r'43-asf:-L-1- --1 L gg N ,.L1,..-m.. Q ,. . fe ll 2 Another school year has come and gone, all too quickly for some of us. We have spent nine short months of trying to put into words and pictures the happenings and highlights of a year at Chester- ton High School. Wle of the yearbook staff, will always remember the work that had to be done, the deadlines to meet, grades to maintain, new friendships found and the hope that this will be the best Singing Sands yet. A small group of people, aided by the tireless efforts of Mr. Grotrian, have lived through the pain, pleasure and frustrations. Now the job is done. It has been quite an experience. We hope that through this book we will preserve for you the memories of the past year. And in the future, when you look back on this book it will be with fond memories that the pages unfold. James McGroarty Editor-in-Chief x 1:1 ! pci tv 'X ii b ff fax? iff nw f K ll N KJ! f , 45 f K l ' NW ff W W E M A .. ' l so A . llllii N E' -MAH W ii -me is is l l if il M f if are fy , a weve' 1'-4-x..4-- Table of Contents Introduction . . School Life ..... Administration .... . . . Faculty ...... People .... Athletics. . Academics. . . Organizations . Index ...... . . . .2-7 . . .8-19 . .20-27 . .28-45 .46-119 120-149 150-163 164-203 204-208 ' 1 N wlxwfm ,gf ,M V: ,QM Ydyr 1 f .TQ YY Mggsga M, Q iw.. W ww f we ' vii 'T 'Y Qriswmf 7 KKJHGMVZ I Fifty' Hlfykw' 3 ,iwwx f IN DED N533 W ''4f,'-'fvl75-3i5?E7Qzff51:Q:4 WQSGQ? up giytwu-:3l.5gg'4:'Q',' ,f 1- , ,w,:,i, . 51451 2355 f, ,134 X5 Vf I ,,,, V, Y fur' ww, A 1 A . Vg . , , ww .M-W 21 ' ' ' A '2' .mQ2'2wY2WWaQL?i,3r OIWIOMI whadw VIEWS C W 1 an N ' 5 gif Q - X 5,555 V W K1 If is S gi, F, Q f Y .rf 11 f W Q 1 S .1 if i L i CH f Q Geisha girl, Karen Martin, passes out prom bids. Prom royalty, Dwain Holmgren, Ingrid Anderson, Carolyn Edmonds, and john Humphrey. As winter lapsed into spring the Junior class began preparation for the 1963 Jr.- Sr. Prom. The theme, Whisper of the Orientf, was molded into a wonderland of pagodas and paper lanterns. Shimmering pools and tiny bridges strewn with lotus blossoms paved the way to a fleeting mo- ment of happiness. At the stroke of mid- night the enchanted melodies ceased. A breakfast was served in the transformed multi-purpose room. After the breakfast the exhausted but happy couples mean- dered homeward to dream of Oriental nights under a full yellow moon. 763 PROM: HI PER OF King John Hurnphry 2 the grand march. A japanese tcahouse surrounded by Cherry Lrfxc-s gravcs the K't'IllL'1' ml the flour. Nlr. Kriviskcy Cruwus prom priurcss Ingrid Audcrsmm, as qmtcu Carolyn Edmonds looks On. leen Carolyn Edmonds load 4'-w:x,g-Q Seniors gather ,round for aegame of spin the iugf' Senior girls dance at the sock-hop 6 i I I I 4 w Members of the Elite band for the Sadie Hawkins dance de- cide on their next song. Everybody gets in on the cha-cha. Third time's a charm! 'TTESX DA CE MAKE RHYTHM AT CH Sophoniores Cindy Yoquclet, Dan Radtke, and Jeri Rucker enjoy inter- mission at the Homecoming Dance. Sue Williams, Tim Ailes, and Pa- trice Bapst watch couples dance. The Tod Trio entertained at the Homecoming Dance. 11 1:5 1 -iff Queen Cheryl and her Court pose f or pietures l i.. till., i T W l1lvLK3 .. ,1 ,i Brilliantly colored leaves and crisp autuinn days an- nounced the beginning of another football season. CHS students eagerly awaited the exciting games and also their 3rd annual hoineeorning. Days before horneeorning, CHS'ers worked hard build- ing gay floats for their hoineeoining day parade. Their efforts were rewarded by an outstanding array of lovely floats and beautiful weather. The Senior float, L'Tin1e to Beat 'Enif proved true that night when we defeated Highland. The highlight of the evening occurred during half- time when Senior Cheryl Johnson was Crowned l963 Homecoming Queen. Her court consisted of Princesses Jean Bliekenstaff and Judy Powell, Seniorsl Candy Cooper and Linda Dalton, Juniors. Nik- L-gms 4 . Q, , I S-2 TIMETUBEFVT 'EM Senior float 'vfime to Beat 'Emv won honors in Class clivision. after halftime Ceremonies. E Jw, F', HN? HEC I-LAW Wo Conquer All, was the combined efforts of the Langllagv Clubs. 1962 Homecoming Quvvn, Carolyn Eclmumls, crowns senior Cheryl Johnson during half- time Ceremonies. Lgmv I-lolwusow JU4145 Powew MwdomwZadmf 4.-.1....i...i........ - '64 Basketball Queen Candidates and Escorts: Pat Aaron, Booster Club Secretary John Murphy udys Escort Larry Aaron, Lynn Hoffman, Greg Mitchel, Marianne Lynn Hokanson Ron Kniola udy Powell Dvwain Holm Zadra, Jon King, Karen Krone Booster Club Presi- gren dent, Judy Bush '63 B. B. Queen, Cheryl Johnson, JUDY POWELL CRO ED Q EE A sea of white blouses among maroon and gold pom- poms is a familiar sight during the basketball season. To a itrue, Trojan, basketball is a wonderful form of entertainment, and on a Friday night a faithful Booster member may be seen at Goldsborough Gym cheering them onto victory. Besides exciting games, basketball season also brought a special honor to Eve lucky girls. The basketball team se- lected one girl from each class, and one to represent all the classes to be Basketball Queen. This year, Lynn Hokanson, Judy Powell, senior, Marianne Zadra, Junior, Lynn Hollf- man, Sophomore, and Pat Aaron, Freshman, were chosen for the competition. At the sock-hop on January 17, Senior Judy Powell was crowned the 1964 Basketball Queen, by last year's Queen Judy Bush. Queen Judy Powell and last year's Queen Judy Bush. This Page Sponsored by THE CHESTERTON TRIBUNE Top ranking seniors in the class of ,64 are: Rod Folland, Molly Flaherty, Anna DeSantis, Susan Weyniier, Tony Kwiatkowski. Representing CHS at Girls, State was Judy Ray with alternate Brenda Hodge. CHS's contribution to Boys' State was Tom Bushore, alternateg Bill Kurfman and Dwain Holmgren, dele- gatesg and Phil Glawe, alternate. IORS SHI E Honored for their athletic ability were Greg Mitchell, Mike Vincent, Joe DeSarro, Larry Aron and Clarey Bernard. Representing SCOOP at Journalism Institute were John Riggs and Madelynnc Diness. DAR Award winner Anna Marie DeSantis also represented the year- book at Journalism Institute. Delegate to the Governor's Youth Council was Dwain Holmgren. 3 I K YJPW in, 7 vw f Q-flfg' rf X Q 4 Winners of National Merit Scholarship letters of Leaders of the class of '64: Mike Vincent, Student Council presi- C0I'I1IT1CI1Cl21ii0I12 KHYCI1 KFUHC, Jim Wallin, Beverly dentg Jim McGroarty, yearbook editorg Madelynne Diness, Brooks- SCOOP editor. fm -. .filing f W?lK'E, K T'Y'i ?7 TF' .Newt M2 wascw- H Q ri. :msg ,V ff-, ff i i ., 1 ,- Q ,,M,m,, ff.. 4, 5 .f + aww ii' Us 'sf wif, ' A536 r it Q V- - ,,, I 7 W fi ..-,, . . . S f Molly Flahcrt : I.U. Latin Summer Seminar UN. Trl , - w sf ' L : y ' P - A . Merit Scholarship Finalist. is BQ 3 it i if Tony Kwiatkowski: Notre Dame Summer Math Seminar sponsored by National Science Foundation. 18. This page sponsored by CHESTERTON PHARMACY. Karen Krone, our American Field Service exchange student, traveled to Norway last summer. Karen models the oHicial cos- tume of Norway. A.F.S. CHOOSES KARE Karen practices knitting in Norway. After many tests, questions, applications, and shots Karen Krone was on her way to Norway. She was selected through the American Field Serv- ice as the foreign exchange student from Chester- ton High School. Many new experiences awaited Karen in her 'iadopted country. Her second family exemplified the typical existence of modern- day Norwegians. Learning to knit, traveling through thc countryside and visiting the major cities gave Karen a broader outlook and under- standing of Scandinavian culture. This page sponsored by RAY'S TOTS TO TEENS 19 1 M 04,1 ,ff on 4 mink, - f . Ing O fur1CU0n er . he p1'0P IU t . 21 brinle factor - IS I . trat1On dmlnls f the a . o ff-HCICUCY The 9 with tudcnts Q . HCC to S Her then' Hsslsta ly to O be IWC s t 21lWay a school' counselOf5 mus - ce Guldan . 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Nelson Junior High Principal 3 .-do-w AV 'll Benjamin Franklin once said: If a man empties his purse into his head, no one can take it from himf, I am sure that each member of our present graduating class appreciates the efforts of his parents and community in helping to provide the Hpursen to reach this most important step. Cn behalf of our well-qualified and dedicated faculty, may I extend best wishes to the Class of 1964 for continued success in the years ahead. For the classes to follow, I should also like to express our sincere desire to provide the best possible educational opportunities to help in preparation for the many chal- lenges of a fast-changing world. Lyle K. Klitzke gf 1,22 ,. Superintendent fl' 24 CHOOL BOARD in 'Nou 1 nn' bpd-'V' 13, ,fm 'bf s....-. Q-.-M .--qs,-N fthw... if School Board members: left to right: FIRST ROW - fxlwx Rugv. .Xllfl1'l'lCyl Dr. Joseph Griffin, Prcsif Johnson,Vice-presidentandLaverne Jenson. clmlti Klrs. Elifalhcth Copp, Secretary. .SlI'fC0.YD ROW: Edward Ilarringtcwn. Treasurer: Howard ra w Loft to right: Mr. Millard Cube-n, Vice-president: Birs. Howard Nash, President, Mr. Paul Flaherty, Treasurer, Mrs. Rll'll31'Ql Collins, Secretary. 25 --HZQHI ECRETARIE KEEP CH RUNNING The CHS student who walks into the of five at 8:00 arn discovers a busy oH:1ce crew already hard at work. Answering phones, typ ing stencils, and recording attendance are just a few of the numerous jobs that con fronts the ofhce help. Secretary Mrs. Mc Groarty assisted by Mrs. Greene manage ev erything hlike clock-workf' Chesterton High School functions by CHE ciency and efficiency is expressed in the of lice by the work of the secretaries. CQOKS A D CUSTODIA Cooks: Mrs. Valpatic, Mrs. Lukes, Mrs. Dille, Mrs. Radiger, Mrs. Howe, Mrs. Henry, and Mrs. McClure. High School Custodians: Allen, Sunwall, and Fred Theo- High School Cusmdians: FIRST ROW: Paul Redner Sen- Doris Falls, SECOND ROW: Raymond Nicholson, Dal- las Baugher. This Page Sponsored By: MORGAN CONSTRUCTION 27 , 7 5 -ki fKf', g ,av lg, 1 ' Aw wt DO i P 5 c 5 'la X W4 5 'Q s? if CB 5 4 CD V1 Sgillll y X X K ' .,2:,4ff?'W : . , S .3 1, 5. In ancient times the teacher was the very essence of the school. Students came from all over the world to learn from respected scholars of Athens, Alexandria, or Rome. Today, too, it,s true that the teachers make the school, and in that area CHS really shines. Our teachers are more than just capable-they are dedicated. Sincere concern for the students motivate them to give time and attention above and beyond the call of duty. Respect for our teachers is a vital part of pride in our school. 1252 it -'Sf' fl ff 'yrs r 1-S ex .N 1 5 l A l 3 5 5 S 20. 1...--- . 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Sponsor: Vocal Rlusic: Department WILLIAM MULLIN Department Head Valparaiso University, BA. Indiana University, M.S. E GLISH DE GLEN GIERKIL Valparaiso University, A.B. f. ...J MILLARD GOBEN Illinois State, B.S. Mr. Mullin instructs Senior English class. RUTH GUNTHER Northwestern University, MA. IPARTMEN MARTHA SATTERLEE Valparaiso University, B.S. RACHEL OESTINGS Earlharn College, B.A. Sponsor: Junior High Student Council DOLORES MEADOWS Valparaiso University, BA. ROSEMARY FOLEY Indiana State College, B.S. Sponsor: Scoop RODNEY LETNER Drake University. B.S. State College of Iowa, M.A. RON DeNARDO Notre Dame, B.A. Junior High Basketball 1 HGME ECO GMIC DEPARTME T ALMA BAMESBERGER Department Head Iowa State University B.S. Sponsor: F.H.A. DELORES BENNETT GEORGIA CHRISTNER University of Wisconsin B.S. Stant State College B.S. Sponsor: F.H.A. Purdue University M,S. Sponsor: F.H.A. Mrs. Bamesberger teaches FHA girls the fundamentals of homemaking. l I DU TRI LART DEPARTME T THOMAS ZACHARY Department Head Murray State College, B.S., M.A. Sponsor: Public Address System WAYNE NOEL Indiana State College B.S. Sponsor: Junior Class GARVIN MCDANIEL Indiana State College B.S,, M.S. Power Mechanics 13 ROBERT E. JONES Ball State Teacher's College B.S. Intramural Coach Assistant Track Coach Mr. Zachary approves scale drawings of projects '21 v MATHEMATIC HAROLD HANES Department Head Purdue U., B.P.E. I.I.T., M.P.E. Sponsor: Student Council FRANK LEE Indiana State Teachers' College, B.S. Sponsor: Sophomore Class Mr. Hanes explains a formula to his advanced Trig class. JACK WRIGHT Indiana State College, B.S,, M.S. I Junior High Counselor 36 I- , DEPARTME T KENNETH ECKERT Ball State B.S. Sponsor: Freshman Class REAL TURCOTTE Michigan State B.S. Booster Club CAROLYN MOSELEY Arkansas A8cM. A.B. University of Arkansas M.S. Booster Club JOSEPH QUARTUCH St. Joseph's College B.S. 37 GERALD E. NIENKE Valparaiso University A.B. Sponsor: Junior Class, Science Fair i CIE CE WILLIAM H. MILLER Indiana Central College B.S. Cross Country Coach Trark Coach LORENE NIENKE Central State College B.S. Sponsor: German Club Srience Fair Mr. Nienke conducts an afternoon chemistry class. DEPARTME T JAMES STRANGE Indiana University B.S, Sponsor: Camera Club MELVIN BAIR Indiana State College B.S, Junior Varsity Basketball Golf Coach FAITH HALLEY University of Chicago MA. M.-XKRICE BOSTICK Indiana State College BS Varsity Wrestling Sponsor: Electronics Club, Concessions Club LANGUAGE DEPARTME T MARY EILEEN CAUFFMAN Department Head St. Xavicr's College B.A. Chicago Teachers College M.S. Sponsor: Senior Class Latin Club ROBERT HOSTETLER Purdue University B.A. Sponsor: Drama Club French Club 40 JOAN SCHUSTER Valparaiso University B.S. Sponsor: Spanish Club National Honor Society Freshman Class CCI LSTUDIE DEPARTME T 5 y HARVEY GROTRIAN Valparaiso University B.A. . WILLIAM LAWSON Annual Advisor VICTOR JEWELL l Ball State Teachers College S .F h Cl Department Head ponsor res man ass University of Chicago B.A. University of Illinois M.A. B.S. Mr. Jewell instructs his Civics class in the fundamentals of Indiana government. C, H. HANSON KENNETH LENSING Evansville College B,A. Indiana University M.A. Sponsor: Booster Club Hi-Y JACK LAKE Indiana University B.S. Central Normal, B.S. Butler University, M.S VIRGIL LITTLE Department Head PHYSICAL EDUCAT -shawl' Northern Illinois U., B.S. Purdue University, M.S. Athletic Director Varsity Basketball Coach PATRICIA ROY Ball State Teachers College B S Sponsor. Cheerleaders, G.A.A. GERALD WENZEL Q St. Joseph's College, B.S. Indiana University, M.S. Assistant Football Coach DEPARTME T NORMAN KOSELKE Indiana University B.S., M.S. Baseball Coach Sponsor: Senior Class RAY BANARY St. Josephls College B.S. Varsity Football Coach CAROLYN OLER Ball State Teachers College B.S. Sponsor. Junior Hioh GAA BOB FULLER . ,. 7 4 '-', 7 -Q1 S3 C ,, .W , WERNER HOSPERS Valparaiso University B.S Indiana University M.S. Varsity Swimming Coach Ball State Teachers College B.S. Frosh Basketball Coach Assistant Track Coach Sponsor: Junior Class :H 1 K PECI L EDUCATIO f l f 5 2 5 ! ..J SEATED: Mr. Paul Meyer, Director of Special Education. STANDING: Mr. Raymond Bailey. Special Education is that part of our school program devoted to the education of our 'iexceptional pupilsf, The CHS school system provides an excellent program for those students considered to be exceptional There are provisions for students having special health problems. The physically handicapped, for example, are aided by homebound and school-home phone in- struction for Junior and Senior High Age students. Psychological testing is available for the emotionally and socially malajusted. Special classes for the educable and trainable mentally retarded are an important phase of this program. For those with speech, hearing, or visual problems there are corrective methods to improve their condition. Classes are offered in speech correction and lip reading. Tests, with screening and complete evaluations, are frequently given to detect hear- ing and visual difficulties that may aflect the normalcy of everyday life. 4-4 YI GUIDA CE an f . ,-ff q --...-A, I +1 1 r L 4 K I , t , . ' 5 V ' 15 A fi if i I ' 1 L - , Q. ,W .1 E S L. Mr. Rodney Letner and Mr. C. H. Hanson, Guidance Counselors Along with the education of the students, the faculty of CHS strives to help in solving 'imajorl' problems. They oller advice which contains common sense, and a touch of sympathy that makes it personal. The guidance counselors are always will- ing to conie to the aid of any student with a problem. CHS counselors provide guide lines to maturity. f M 'M 3. my fm, K my 25, xf-V' 41 we if mt ,Z E W .Fm Q., W -v-.-l' wc' if ,aiu Sf . t , -:Af-:: a: r :if ' Wifi sw Q: 3-i 'w I in ,' : 4-1 ' L f I L f ff A kr rv ' , ,,. , , c . 5 :ms Al-1' The adult who thinks back into the past, will recall the classes and incidents that led to graduation. The seventh and eighth grade years prouiisecl thc end of grade school and a new and exciting experience' -'high school. As the student progressed to high school, different incidents hecmue important. l'Jrivcrs license, dances, prouis, and graduation were highlights of student life. 'llhc high school year quickly slip away. hut the nicuiories are 21 constant reuiindci' of a carefree time. 11 nf, wWM5kf.-f, 6 ff . V, , .Mgyf-.5 '-uq,lngn.,- F E Snr nv! fflwlll uw...-nLr. Hl'Ii'I5- Fl 'l ,K -r HH' -'I Nl SUI? Lf --4. -f. X. 4. 13.911 .-'- v'L:?f1'4:1' b V if 4' 'tux N,,mn,V?.A , eu.. , . - . 4A-A-,frvf J ,-'5'gQE9 '1-3 jg? ez., . 5, :A 1 f' , ' JJ!'-'.SJZ'f-7i.13GifU ' Y 'MTW- f f ' ,- N fl if iwizzgg I '3 A -kg ., 7' 4 ,S H : '-.Biff .: '. '.,f 47 1 w 1 f?ff Eg f , 37' ' ' f Lf-,- gn.-2 W ., K i ww -u 4 a,??ff2l'fXfy . ai?fQ,g3 t 5igf'?1,,, 1 us' Q is ggitxygw ,xg r y v n LP a n tn V A L PiQi?.sef!ii5 554 A N A ,I iff! fx? 3. tv iyflffg M?2,.4?5+t ., N ,K , ,MJ gs., .,. it ,A A 3' ws 3' M5 Y? fy f 4229 ..-ear me EJ 24. f E, yfffff?22fsff?53 March l7, i964 To the Annual Staff 1 lt was a pleasure to have choosen the Queen for your yearbook. When I was First asked to serve as judge, however, I had some misgivings. l hadn't had much recent contact with young men and women in high school, and so l wondered whether or not their current ideals of feminine beauty would be ones with which l could be in sympathy. Upon seeing the Five portrait photographs, however. l realize that these young women did not aspire to some strange, artificial ideal, but instead, they seemed to capitalize on the freshness and naturalness that is the special possession of all young people. ln a way youth is its own adornmcnt. Careful grooming, and a friend- ly, genuine personality complement this natural attractiveness. From what l can tell in these photographs, your Queen and her court have blended these qualities to a high degree and in ways particularly appropriate to each. You should be proud of them and be pleased that your senior class can be so well represented. Best wishes, Richard Brauer Acting Head, Department of Art 48 Queen Diana3Dale Diamfs Cowdi une H iser uajf Samuelson n Dimnafs Cowdi Betyf Solzlberg Ingrid Anderson Most Beverly Brooks Neil Stewart OKfnow let's hear LOW cw Talented 1ltCSt Ingrid Anderson Tony 52 Condeni pea '4Oh, Tony, aren't we pretty This page sponsored by: CASSIDY PLUMBING 8a HEATING Two out of thre M Most Typical Mary Anne Brown Tom Bush ore UHK-y Annie-what ya get your letter in?', e, i1lie?', This page sponsored by: YVlNf. C. ROBE Y RTSON MD. JOHN E. READ, M,.D. Most Athletic Joe DeSarro UT 53 Maybe this will help the heating a littlef' Most Likely to Succeed Molly Flaherty John Riggs Move over, John-make room for the rest of the trashln This page sponsored by ROLAND V. CLINE 54 Most Scholarl Anna lklarie DeSantis Rodney Folland J L o iii' J, Phil, thafs not in the S Most Soho chool songlu ol Spirit Dawn Sponcellor M. . Hey, Da This page sponsored by' BAILEY'S CHESTE RTON PAINT 81 wn, watch me hit 1ke Vmcent that ref !', WALLPAPER Best All A round Lynn Hokanson Phil Glawe 55 Going UP! Most Humorous Jennifer Connoly Jon King 'LStop hamming it up and help me pushln This Page Sponsored by: KATHRYN LONG, REALTOR F riendliest Cheryl Johnson Jim Mcflroarty E IOR 5 Semor Officers were: Bill Kurfman, Presidentg Lynn Hokanson, Secretaryg Diana Dale Treasurerg and Ronnie Kniola., Vice-President. The Senior year is the climax of high school, It is a farewell to the hard work and good times that are all a part of a well-rounded high school career. This year the graduating class of '64 experienced the excitement of their last year in many and varied ways. As a result, they have memories that will last them throughout their lives. Among these, the Seniors will not forget the outstanding leadership of their class officers: Bill Kurfman, Presidentg Ron Kniola, Veepg Lynnie Hok- anson, Secretaryg and Diana Dale, Treasurer. PATRICIA ANNE AMELING Boosters 1,24-g C.A.A, l.2g Y-teens 1,21 Yearbook 2g Mel- bourne 3: Drama Club 4. INGRID CHRISTINE ANDERSON Y-Teens 1,2g Yearbook 2,3g Prom Princess 35 Boosters 1, 2,3,4g Cheerleader 4g French Club lg Concessions 2. 153 GAYLE SIJZANNE BATEMAN Boosters 12.3.42 C,A,A. 1: Y-Teens lg Latin Club l.4g Spanish Club 43 Concessions 2,3g Drama Club 3,43 SCOOP 3g Glee Club 4: Hall lklonitor 2. GARY WAID BEAVERS Lew Wallace l,2,3g Baseball 4, LARRY LAVERNE AARON 'T l Basketball l,2,3,4: Football l,'2,3,4g Track 3,43 Letter- man Club 3.4: Hall Nlonitor 3. THOMAS ELWIN AILES Boosters 12.3.-1: Latin Club 2.3: Chemistry Club fp' JAMES HERBERT AUSTGEN Letterman Club 3.43 Track l,2,3,4g Cross Country 1,2,3, 4g Hi-Y 3g Scoop 45 Boosters l,2.3,4g Hall Monitor 33 Basketball 1,2,3: Latin Club l,'2. GAYLE ARLENE BABCOCK Booster Club 2,3.4. V ,O CLARENCE EDNVARD BERNARD Northeast ClXlieh,j. Liberty High. Morton QHammondJ Nlicllancl CKIic'h.J 112,31 Cross Country 41 Swimming 4: Track 3.-1: Lettermans Club 4. JOYCE CECILIA BIELAWSKI Boosters l,2.3,11 Concessions 21 Olhee Nfonitor 3g Choir 2.151 Cleo Club 41 Chordettes 3: Drama Club 4g Chanson- ettes 11-: Latin Club 2. JANICE BISHOP Boosters 1,2,3,-lg Y-Teens 1,21 SCOOP 1,21 CAA. 11 Cheer Leading 1. KI.-XRY JO BITTNER Boosters 2,41 Camera Club 21 F.H.A. 4. MARY JANE BLAKELY Boosters 1.2.3141 G.A.A. 1,2,3,41Y-Teen 1. WARD THOMAS BLANCHARD Boosters 1.2,3.-1: Football 1,31 Band 1,2,3,4-5 Drum Ma- jor -lg Drama Club 2,41 Projectors 2g Pep Band 1,2,3,4g Dance Band 3 ,-1-. .nl 'P-I ANN LOUISE BLEY Boosters 1,2,3.41 Lutin 112,411 G.A.A. 1,21 Choir 1g Y- Teens 1,21 SCOOP 2,3511 French 4g Student Council 2.33. SALLY JANE BLEY Boosters Club 1.2.3.1-1 Latin 1,21 Chemistry Club 31 C.A.A, 1,2,3,4-1 SCOOP -1. 59 JEAN ANN BLICKENSTAFF Boosters 2,3.4g Latin Club 23,45 Spanish Club 45 Major- ettes 1: Y-Teens 1.23 Yearbook 4. DAVID CARL BOO Camera Club 3,45 Yearbook 3,4g Hi-Y 4g Dance Band 2, 3,4g Pep Band l,2,3,45 Intermurals 35 Monitor 4. or-... BEVERLY JEAN BROOKS Boosters 1,2,3,4: Y-Teens lg National Merit Letterg Choir 1.2.3, Vice-President. 4 Treasurer. KLXRY ANNE BROWN Boosters 1,2,3,4g Latin Club 1,25 Yearbook 4g SCOOP 2,3g Business Manager, 4 Advertising Managerg Student Council Representative 35 Concessions 35 Monitor 4, N9 :. LINDA SUE BRADLEY Band 1,2,3,4g Dance Band 3,4g Pep Band 23,41 Y-Teens 1.2: Drama Club 2: Monitor 3: Boosters 1.2.3.4-. MARY EVELYN BROCKSMITH Boosters 23,45 G.A.A. 1.2.3 Representative, 4. LARRY BROWN DANIEL E. BRUHN Boosters 1: Camera Club 3,45 Yearbook 3,45 Hi-Y 2,45 lXIonitor 13. , DOUGLAS ARTHUR BUCZKOWSKI Boosters 1,2,3g Concessions 2,35 Football l,2,3, Basket- ball Manager 2, Lettermenls Club 3,4. THOMAS WILLIAM BUSHORE Latin Club l: Cross Country 2,3,45 Track 2.3,4g Wrestling 3,45 SCOOP 4: Hi-Y 2, Treasurer, 3, Secretary, Boys' State Alternate, Boosters l,2,3,4. ilu: SANDRA KAY CARPENTER G.A.A. 1gY-Teens 2, Boosters 2,3,4g Choir l,2. WILLIAM PAUL CHILDERS Boosters 2,3,45 Choir l,2,3,4. DONNA CAROL CLARK Latin Club l,2,3.4: Boosters l,2,3,4, Y-Teens 1,25 Span- ish Club 43 Office Monitor 4. WILLIAM ALVIN CODD Cross-Country 3g Boosters 3,4. ANTHONY SAMUEL CONDENI Vandergrift High School 1,25 SCOOP 4, Cross Country 3,4g Track 3,45 Hi-Y 3, Letterrnarfs Club 4. JENNIFER THERESE CONNOLLY Boosters l,2.3,4g Drama 43 Y-Teens 2, French Club 4, Scoop 23,41 Yearbook 4. MARTIN COONEY Football 15 Hall Monitor 3. DONNA JEAN COSLET Boosters 12.3.43 Y-Teens 1,25 C.A.A. 15 F.H.A. 25 French Club 25 Monitor 45 Concessions 3. ANNA BIARIE DESANTIS Boosters 1523.45 Y-Teens 1,25 Latin Club 15253545 Con- cessions 35 Yearbook 3 QAssistant Editorj, 4 CBusiness ManagerJ5 National Honor Society 3,45 Science Seminar 25 Journalism Institute 45 DAR Good Citizen5 SCOOP 3. JOSEPH ANTONIO DESARRO Football 12,3545 Basketball 1,2535 Track 1,2535 Letterman 1,2,3,4. 'ilu DIANA JOYCE DALE Boosters 152.3541 Band 152: Chorus 35 Choir 45 Drama 35 Y-Teens 1,25 Class Treasurer 4, SCOOP 4. ROBERT JOHN DAWSON Football 2,3545 Letterman 3,41 Boosters 25354. cf-?' MADELYNNE RENEE DINESS Boosters 1.2531-lg Cheerleader 15 Y-Teens 1,25 G.A.A. 1, 2: SCOOP 152 COflir'e Managerj, 4 QEditorj, 3 flVIanag- ing Editorj5 Student Council 15254535 KSCKTYCIBYYJQ Con- cessions 35 National IIonor Society 3545 Monitor 152. MAUREEN LEE DRESH Boosters 15253545 Y-Teens 15 Choir 152,354 DAVID ALLEN DUNN Boosters lg Track 25 Cross Country 2,35 Swimming 2,3,4. RUTH E, EASON Boosters 2,33 Ofliee Monitor 3. DIANA LYNN DRUDGE Boosters l,2,3,45 Y-Teens l,2g Choir l,2,3,45 Librarian 2 Chansonettes 25 Chordettes 4. DARLENE DUNN Student Council 1,23 Boosters l,2,3,4g Latin Club l,2,3 45 Drama Club lg G.A,A. lg Concessions 35 Y-Teens 1,2 SCOOP l,2,3 CAd Managerj, 4 CManaging Editorj. E-Q JAMES ALLAN FIDDLER Spanish Club l,2g Freshman Basketball. MARY ELLEN FLAHERTY Latin Club 1, fSeCretaryj 2.3 CPresidentj, 4g Spanish Club 43 Boosters l,2,3,41 SCOOP 2,35 Annual 4 fSales Managerjg National Honor Society 3,4g U.N. trip 3g Y- Teens lg I.U. Latin Seminar 33 Science Seminar 2,3. LYNNE KATHLEEN ERICKSON Jackson l,2g SCOOP 3,4g G.A.A, 3g Boosters Club 3,4. CHARLES FEETE DM?-N viii- MARTHA JEAN GAMBREL Bond 15 G.A.A. 1: Boosters 1.2,3,4. TERRENCE ELMER GASSOWAY 'Track 1,2, Projectors l,2g SCOOP 4, Camera Club 3,4 fVire-Presidentjg Boosters lg German Club 1,2 CPresi- dcntj, Hall Monitor 1,2. idk' JUDY LOUISE GRIFFIN Latin 1.2,3 CVit'e-Presidentj. 4 fPresidc-ntl 3 Y-Teens 1, 2g Boosters 1.2.3511 Hall Monitor 2,3g Glce Club 4. RICHARD CIIRISTOPIIER GRIFFIN Football 1,2,3.4g Boosters 1.23.42 German 25 Hall Moni- tor 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1.4: Intramurals 2.3g Letterman 3,4. RODNEY GEORGE FOLLAND Basketball 1,24 Intramurals 3,41 Track 1,2, Cross Coun- try 2,3,4, Latin Club lg National Honor Society. SUSAN MARIE FRENCH Student Council 3,4g G.A.A. 1,2: Boosters Club l,2,3,4, Scoop 2g Girls' Glee Club 4: Drama Club 4: Y-Teens Club 1,21 Yearbook 3.4, tOrganizations Rlanagerl, PHILIP EDYVIN GLAWE Cross Country 2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,4, Swimming 2,3,4g Hi-Y 2,3, fTreasurerj 4, Swoopers Association, President 4, Boys' State Alternateg Boosters 2,3,4g Letterman,s Club 3,45 Chess Club 43 Eagle Scout 1,2,3,4, SCOOP, Sports Editor. JACLYN GRANAT LIND Y-Teens 1,25 Hall Monitor 1,2g G.A.A. 1,2g Booster 1,2,3, 4. ROBERT HAUBER SUSAN PEARL HESS Glendora High School 1.2.32 Boosters 4: National Honor Society 3,4. :Dfw LYNN BTQCHAN HOKANSON Boosters l.2,3.4: Student Council 1,23 CTreasurerD, 45 SCOOP 4: Class Treasurer 41 Y-Teens 1,23 Latin Club 1,21 French Club 4: C,A.A. 1.2: National Honor Society 3,4 CTreasurerj. DWAIN EUGENE HOLMGREN Football 1,2341 Basketball 1,23 Swimming 3,4g Camera Club 3: Hi-Y 2,31 Yearbook 3,4g Lcttcrman's Club 3,4g Class President 31 Boosters 1,2,3,4g Student Council 3g Boys' State 3: Governor's Youth Council 3,4. HAROLD HENRY GUNDER ProjeCtor's Club 1,2,3 fPresidentj, 43 Boosters lg Hall Monitor 25 Library Club 35 Wlrcstling 3g Golf. CAROLYN SUE HARVIL Y-Teens lg Boosters 1,25 G.A.A. 2g F.B.L.A. lg Major- ettes 15 Hall Monitor 3. JUNE ELAINE HISER Y-Teens 15 Boosters 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,4. BRENDA JOYCE HODGE Boosters 1,2,3,4: G.A.A. 1,331-1 Girls' State Alternate. -IACQUELINE JANOWSKI JOANNE LYNNE -IEFFERY Boosters 1.13.41 Scoop 4g G.A.A. 12,35 Class Vive-Pres 13 Drama Club 4: Y-Teens 1.2. JCDN WILLIAM KING Boosters 1,2,3,4: Basketball l,2,3,4. Band 12.3.41 Foot- ball 1 1 Track 1.2: Hi-Y 1.2.31 Spanish 4. PHILIP SANIUEL KING Boosters 4. LINDA LEE HOYVARD Boosters 1,2,3,4g Hall Monitor 2.33 F.H.A. 4. THOMAS LEE HUNT Boosters 1.2,3,4g Hall Monitor 3: Wrestling 3.4: Letter- man 3.4: Baseball 4. CHERYL JOHNSON Portage 13 Boosters 23.43 French Club 4: Homecoming Queen: Y-teens 25 Scoop 4: Drama Club 4. CAROL ANN KADO Boosters 1,'2,3,4. SHARON THOMAZEINE KING New Buffalo, Michigan 1.2: Boosters 3.4. ALAN KLASER Band 1,2,3,4: Pep Band 1.2.33 Hall Monitor 2,33 Boosters 2.14: Hi-Y 2,3. EVELYNNE YVONNE KOLADIN Boosters 2,3,4: Choir Ensemble 2.3. RICHARD HENRY KOSMATKA Boosters 1,2.3: Letterman Club 3,4-g Football 3,4 fMan- agerj: Cross Country 1,2 fManagerl: Track 1.2: Bas- ketball 1 : Intramurals 2,3,4. RONALD LEE KNIOLA Football 1,3,4: Cross Country 2: Basketball 2,3g Track 1: Baseball 2.3.41 Letterman Club 2.3.41 Class Vice-Pres- ident 4: Boosters 1.2.3.-1: Hi-Y 2.4 CPresidentj1 Basketball 4. ROBERTA JEAN KOHLER Boosters 2.3,4: Chorus 4: G.A.A. 1:F.H.A. 1,2,3.4, SHARON ROSE KOSMATKA Boosttrs l,2,4: F.H.A. 1: G.A.A. 1. KAREN LOUISE KRONE C.A.A. 1.2: Drama Club 1: Band 1,25 Y-Teens 1: Boost- ers 1,2,3 frfreasurerj, 4 fPresidentj, Scoop 1,2 fCirc'ula- tion Managerj, 3 COfFiee Managerj: National Honor Soeivty 3.4: N.M,S. Letter: Exchange Student: Chemistry Club 3: Student Council 1. ROBERT KLTRCZEWSKI WILLIAM WAYNE KURFMAN Ili-Y 3, QViee-Presidentj, 4 QPresidentQg Class vice-presi- dent l,2,3, President 4-5 Boosters 1,2,3,4-5 Football 1,2,3,4g Wlrestling 3 CCaptainj, 43 Basketball 1: Track 1: Letter- man 3,4. DWIGHT WILLIAM LEW I S Boosters l,2,3,4g Swimming 2,3,4g Latin elub.1g Year- book 4 QSports Editorj. KENNETH EVERETT LEWIS Boosters 2,4g Basketball l,2,3.43 Baseball 3,45 Football lg Hi-Y 3,4. 'Wf-f..,,,,.l' mu. 'lZ, ,. '- MARY PATRICIA LEE Boosters 1,2,3,43 Drama Club I,4g Latin Club 21 Y-Teens I 5 SCOOP 2. NORRIS EDWIN LEIGH Football 2g Swimming 2,3,4: Basketball Q, if N.. DALE WARREN LIND Boosters 1,2g Track I,2,3g Letterman 3,4-. JACK LOOSEMORE 'Qu LINDA RUTH LOWTHER Boosters 1,2,3,45 Hall IXIonitor 2,35 C.A.A. 2,33 F.H.A. 4g Spanish Club 43 Clee Club 4: Drama Club 4. .IUANITA SUE MARTIN Boosters 1,2,3,4g Latin Club 2: C.A.A. 1.23 F.H.A. 4 Chess Club 3. CHERYL MASON SANDRA MAUKE Boosters 12.3.43 Y-Teens 1.2g C.A.A. 1,21 Spanish Club 4g OfIiCe lvlonitor 4. 'Hina-r.,,,,.,.3 N5 KAREN LOUISE MARTIN Boosters 12.3.42 Y-Teens 23 F.H.A. 13 C.A.A. 1,21 Office Monitor 4. RICHARD MASON Boosters 1,'2.3,4. ROLINDA SUE MCADAMS Boosters 1,2,3,4gOHice Nfonitor 3,43 F.H.A. 3,4. MICHAEL EUGENE MCCLURE Boosters 1.23.41 German Club 4: Travk Mgn. 3: Foot ball 81 Basketball Mgn. 4. WARREN HOWARD MCCORKEL Boosters l,2: Hi-Y 1,23 Football l,2,3,4: Basketball l,2, 3,4, Baseball 1,2.3,4g Class President 1,21 Letterman's Club 2,3,4. JAMES EDWARD McGROARTY ProjeCtor's Club I,2g Class Treasurer 2,31 Yearbook Edi- tor 45 Hi-Y 2 CSccretaryj, 3 CCl'1aplainjg Boosters 2,3,-4: Band l,2,3g Dance Band 33 Pep Band 1,2g Student Coun- cil 4. DAVID GREGORY MITCHELL Baseball l,2,3.4: Football l,2,3,4: Basketball I,2,3,4: Let- terman's Club 2.3.45 Boosters l,2.3.4: Hi-Y 4 QViCe-Presi- dentl. ROBERT LYNN MITCHELL Boosters 1,2,3,4g Football 1,2,3,4g Swimming 3,43 Intra- murals 1,2,3,4g Letterman's Club 4. CAROLINE THIAN Mt-ousoo F.H.A. 1,2,4. JUDITH VICTORIA MIDDLETON Boosters l,2,3,4g F.H.A. 3,41 Drama Club lg lVIixed Chorus 3: Hall Monitor 2. Ko' PAMELA JANE MORGAN G.A.A. l,2g Y-Teens 1,23 Boosters 1,2.3,4g German Club 1,2, Latin Club 4: SCOOP 4: Yearbook 3, Chorus 1: Student Council 2,3,4 Crfreasurerj. MARCIA ANN MOULTON Boosters 1,2,3,4: Y-Teens l.2: Latin Club 2.3.4. SCOOP 4 fCopy Editorl, JOHN JOSEPH MURPHY Cross Country 15 Basketball l,2,3,4g Baseball lg Track 35 Letterman 3,45 Hi-Y 3. MICHAEL NELSON Boosters 1,2,3,43 Chemistry Club 33 Hi-Y 4. WILLARD OLSON HENERY JOSEPH PAWLOSKE Boosters l,2,3,4. DENNIS OTTO MUELLER Football 1,2,3,4-5 Basketball 1,21 Baseball 3,45 Track 1 Boosters 1,25 Intramurals 3,45 Hi-Y 2. STEVEN JAMES MULLET Gage Park High School l,2. Boosters 3,4. ,f CHRISTINE MARIE N1oHoLsoN vw' Boosters 1,2,3,4g Latin Club 1,25 GAA l 5 Choir 2,3,4. ROBERT ALLAN NICKEL Boosters 1,2,3,4. Kg. JOHN MICHAEL PLETKA Boosters l,2,3, PAUL CARL POPAROD Boosters I,2,3 fRepresentativej, 4: Hi-Y 2.35 Football 1, 2,14 CTrainerJ. Intramurals 1.2.3.-I: Basketball Trainer 3,4g Track Trainer 3,4. KENNETH ROGER POPP Jackson Township High School 1,21 Boosters 3.4. JUDITH KATHRYN POWELL G,A.A. lg Boosters l,2,3 CVice-Presidentj, 43 Drama Club 2 CTreasurerJ, 3 CViCe-Presidentj, 4 fPresidentD: Year- book 3 CAsst. Editorj, 4 CCopy Editorj. DEANNA PERKINS GLENN W. PETERSON Boosters l,2,3,4g Hall Monitor 25 Intramurals I. MICHAEL JOHN POPOVICH Band I,2,3,4 Cljresidentjg Dame Band 13,41 Pep Band 2,3,4. Boosters 2,3. HARVEY WARREN POPP Jackson Township High School 1,25 Boosters 3,4-g Cross Country 4. K3 PHILLIP GORDAN RAMSEY Basketball lg Intramurals 23,41 Chemistry Club 3, JAMES EDWARD RAY Boosters 4-g Intramurals 3,41 Basketball 1. MICHAEL LYLE REILLY Football 1,2g Wlrestling 3,41 Golf 3.-lg Latin Club l,2g Projectors Club 1,2,3g Library Club 3: Booster Club l,2, 3,4. JUDITH RIETSEL Boosters l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 1,2 g Monitor 4. JUDITH PURDY Booster Club 2,3,4g FHA QA. KARLA MARIE RADTKE St. Maryls Academy 1. Y-Teens 25 Latin Club 2,3,4: Boosters 2,3,4 Qrfreasurerlg Concessions. 1: at JUDITH MARIE RAY Boosters 13,45 German Club 3 CSeCretaryD3 Girls' State 15. TERESA MARY REEVES Boosters 2,351-g Girls' Glee Club -l. Eb SUSAN IRENE RUHE Boosters 1,2,3,4g Y-Teens 1. WILLIAM LAWERENCE RYAN Boosters 1,2,3,4g X-Country 2,3,4-g Basketball l.2,3,4: Track 2.3.45 Letterman's Club 2,3,4. 'F'-. CAROL SCHAUB PATRICIA ANN SCHROETER Boosters 1,2,3,4g Y-Teens 1.2 1 Drama Club 3.-1. , 4 JOHN RODNEY RIGGS Boosters 1,2,3,4: X-Country Q1-: Wfrcstling 3,41 SCOOP 41 Hi-Y 2.3: Journalism Institute: Football 1.2: Hall Monitor 3. LEONARD KEITH ROBERTS Boosters 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Dance Band 1,2,3,4. ,gg-,-rv' WILLIAM JOHN SALTZMAN Boosters 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,331 X-Country 4g Letter- man's Club 4. JUDITH KAY SAMUELSON Boosters 1,2,3,4g Class Treasurer 1: G.A.A. 1.2: Y-Teens 1gGlee Club 4g Chorus 33 SCOOP 4. DAVID SCHULENBURG Monmonth, 1,25 Boosters 3,4. DIANE MARTHA SCHULENBURG Monmonth 1,2, Boosters 3,45 Drama 3,4-3 Latin Club 4. 'lm-uv ROSE EILEEN SKINNER WELDON JOHN SLATER Band 1,2,3,4 fTreasurerj, Golf 3,41 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 1,2,3,4g Intramurals 1.2,3,4. Sign? BETTY ANN SHOWEN Boosters 1,2351-g F.H.A. 4. WILLIAM BRUCE SKIDMORE JR. Boosters 1,2,3,-lg Swimming 2g Track 1, Cross Country 1, Choir 1,2,3g Hi-Y 2,4g Intramurals 3. 4 JOANNE ELVIRA SMEDMAN Boosters 1,2,3,4g Y-Teens 15 Latin 2, G.A.A. 3. SHARON LOU I SE SMITH G.A.A. 1,23 Y-Teens 1,21 SCOOP 1,2g F.H.A. 4: Boost- ers 1,2,3,4g Drama +1-g Hall Monitor 2. HERBERT RAYMOND SNYDER Traek 1: Swimming 23,41 Letterman Club 3: Golf 3,43 Boosters 1,2,3,4g Art Club 4. BETTY JOANNE SOHLBERG G.A.A. 1.2: Y Teens 1.2: Drama Club -11 Boosters 1.2.3.-I. ,rf DAWN RAYE SPONSELLER Cheerleader 2,3311 G.A.A. 1.2: Y-Teens 1,21 Yearbook 2: Boosters 1,2,3.4: Drama Club 4: Class Secretary 1,2,3: Hall Ivlonitor 2,3. VIVIAN JEAN STEVENS C.A.A. 1gF.H.A. 3,41 Boosters 1,2,3,f1-. VERA SUE SPANN Boosters l,2.3,4g Freneh Club lg Yearbook 25 Y-Teens 1 3 Hall Monitor 2. CHRISTINE ATHENA SPIRSON Boosters 1,2,3,4g F.H.A. 4, NEIL WAYNE STEWART W 415-W Band 1,2,3 fViee-Presidentj, 4 fSeeretaryj5 Choir 2,4- fViee-Presidentj g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Intramurals 3g Track 1. GEORGE WILLIAM SUMMERS Band 1,2,3,4g Boosters 33 Dance Band 3,4g Pep Band 1,2,3,4. ROSEMARY SWAIM Boosters 1.2.3511 Drama Club l,2.3.4: Art Club 4. CHARLENE ANN SWANSON Boosters 1,2.3.4: Y-Teens 23 Monitor 2.4. JAMES G. TON Dance Band 1,2,3,4g Pep Band l,2,3,4g Projection Club 3.4-g Boosters 2,3,4g Library Club 3. LINDA LOUISE TULEY Boosters 1.2,3,45 Y-Teens 1,21 French Club 2,45 Monitor 3,11-1 Choir 2,3511 Concessions 3.41: National Honor So- ciety 3,4. GERALD THARP NORMAN ROSS THORNTON Boosters 2.3,4g Football 1,2,3: Track 1,25 Swimming 3,45 Art Club 45 Intramurals 1,232 Letterman 3,-l. MILDRED REH TWEDDELL GAA 1,2,3,4 CPres.l: Y-Tccns 13 Monitor 31 Boosters 1,2 3,4. GEORGIANN THERESA USKURAITIS Vandergrift High 1. Boosters 2.3.41 Latin Club 2.3.4 Y-Teens 2. JUDITH ELLEN VALE Boosters l,2,3,4: Chasonettes 3.43 C.A.A. 3, Y-Teens l. RICHARD WAYNE VAN LOON Hi-Y 2.4g Boosters l.2,3,4: Spanish Club 25 Intramurals 1,2. .-2:2 'ir LAWRENCE VOEGTLE German Club lg Swimming 2,3,4: Basketball I: Boosters 1,2,3,4. JAMES CARL WALLIN Boosters I,2,3,4g Latin Club 1,21 Cross Country 43 'Ilratik 43 Projectors 1,2. 'Uh ai RICHARD ALAN VILLARS Boosters 4 5 Concessions 3. MICHAEL HOBBS VINCENT Baseball 1,25 Basketball Ig Football I,2.3,4g Letterman's Club 3,4-g Student Council President 4g Boosters l,2,3 fSecrctaryj, 4g Hi-Y Sergeant-at-Arms 2,3g Spanish Club lg Hi-Y Secretary 4. re JOANNE SUSAN WASZ Boosters I.2,3,4: Latin Club l,2,3,4: Y-Teens 13 Con- cessions 3. BARBARA SUE WEIDMAN Boosters l,2,3,4g G.A.A. 3,4-g Y-Teens lg Latin Club 2: OfHce Monitor 4. s. KT:- 0 WILLIAM WESTBURY EDWARD LEWIS WEIGAND Boosters 1,2,3,4-5 Football 1,2,3. ARTHUR FOREST WELLS III Boosters 1,2,3,4g Intramurals l,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Golf 3,4, Lettermans Club 3,4. SUSAN WEYMIER Boosters 1,2,3,4g National Honor Society 3.4: Choir 1,2, 3,4g Chansonctles 2g Chorale-ttcs 3.4: G,A.A. l.2.3,4. 4,l 'sN L, FREDRICK WILLIAM WILLETT ROBERT LEE RAY WILSON Boosters 1,'Z,3,+1'g Intramurals 12,3511 Baseball 3. KATHLEEN ANN WHITE or is ? .,,f pl Boosters 1,2,3,45 Latin 1,2,3,4g G.A.A. l,2,3,4g Conces- sions 3g National Honor Society 3,4g Drama Club 43 Y-Teens 15 Chem. Club 3. LUZETTE E, WIGHTMAN Boosters 1,45 G.A.A. 1gY-Tee HS 'wb JOSEPH MICHAEL NVUSCKO Boosters l,2,3,4. RAYMOND THEODORE YAGELSKI Boosters 1,2,3,4g Baseball l,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3g Cross Country l,2,3,4-3 Letterman 3,41 Latin l. 80 ROBERT PAUL WISEMAN Trafk l.2,3,4: Letterman 3,4g Boosters 4. JUDITH ANN WOLF Latin l,2,3,4: Spanish 4g Boosters l,2,3,4g Y-Teens l.2. muy In Memoriam 1917 John F. Kennedy 1963 I LOOK FORWARD to a great future for Amer- icafa future in which our country will match its mili- tary strength with our moral restraint, its wealth with our wisdom, its power with our purpose. 'KI look forward to an America which will not be afraid of grace and beauty, which will protect the beauty of our natural environment, which will pre- serve the great old American houses and squares and parks of our national past and which will build hand- some and balanced cities for our future. HI look forward to an America which will reward achievement in the arts as we reward achievement in business or statt-craft. 'LI look forward to an America which will steadily raise the standards of artistic accomplishment and which will steadily enlarge cultural opportunities for all of our citizens. i'And I look forward to an America which com- mands respect throughout the world not only for its strength but for its civilization as well. HAnd I look forward to a world which will be safe not only for democracy and diversity but also for per- sonal distinction, President -Iolin F. Kennedy October 26,1963 Senior Motto 'gAsk not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your countryf' 81 i E IOR Some people don't hke to have their picture taken . . . if f .J Would you like a bite of my braunschweiger sandwich P ACTIVITIE I Excuse me Patty, but did you just see a hammer Hy past us? Senior boys boycott HI didn,t win 'ilt happened last summer. I was walking along the beach and f sau.: .W . - n N-W-4,41 X A r.. . 45 ,li 'iz ki 'fs ., as 'Hui If 1 milligram and 2 milligrams equals 3 milligrams, then 2 milligrams and 3 milli- grams would equal . . , 84 ,O ,I WN-x ' Q- JU IOR r Q cik F' . . Q kkrh V it V, sis f If ' V E , b , 5, , Z- yn H Anf'WA..,V W Lyrk L . arf, if 1' L l f AL'L A Z V? K ie Vk': ' 7 L Q ',-. 1 ,1f. ER Q La , X gr-'Q f a , si . E .J Q Leading the class of '65 were: Neal Krieps, Vice-Prcsidentg Marianne Zadra, Treasurcrg Tonic Ray, Presidentg Nancy Reiter, Secretary. The thrill of being upperclassuien at long last, the joy of being old enough for a driver's license, the excitement of planning the prom are all part ofthe busy junior year. Despite their many activities juniors take time to plan for the future and the final goal of graduation is nearer than ever for the on-the-go class of 565. Ailes, Timothy Alberti, Sharon Anderson, Michael Babcock, Patricia Barney, Charles Ed Bedenkop, Pamela Bennett, Lynn Billerbeck, Kathleen Bishop, Margo Bloom, Bob Borg, Bruce Boy, David Brinkley, Patricia Brown, Lee Ona Bryarly, Harley Buchwalter, Larry Burzynski, Leona Calengas, Peter Campbell, Bonnie Carlisle, Patricia Carlson, Mary Carmody, Maureen Carpenter, James Cash, Marchal Charlson, John Clark, Connie Cline, Larry Coleman, Mary Cook, Candy Cooper, Candace Copner, Ralph Corazzo, Nina Cordaro, Cheryl Craven, Robert Cwiakala, Mary Ann Dalton, Linda Decker, Janet Deuberry, Ruth Ann Dietrich, Jo Ann Dolk, Frank Dresbaugh, Mitchell Dunn, Tom 86 1' Q if iAY fW , ,,... same Dutcher, Ed Dutko, Carol Ann Evans, Dennis Evans, Doneata Flatz, Michael Fisher, Judy Flynn, William Foley, Thomas Friday, Ray Fruzen, Shirley Fuller, Lynda Gillies, James Gland, John Gland, Robin Glinstra, Robert Goodwin, Robert Griswold, Marcia Gucciardo, William Hadady, Mitchell Hamilton, Pamela Herron, Sylvia Hill, Sandra Hodge, lNanda Horton, William Howe, Daniel Hrapek, Mike Hunt, Richard Hyden, Arthur Jaegar, Mary Johnson, Bonnie Johnson, James Johnson, Janine Joyce, Thomas Kamaski, Donna Kamaski, Louise Karner, Barbara Kasko, William Keck, Carla Keyes, Janice Koehler, John Kosrnatka, Joanne Kozlowski, Sandra Kraft, Kathleen Lease, Kate Lee, Leslie Lee, Thomas Lee, lyilliain Lesher, Robin Lobsiger, Robert Long, Loren Mabin, lvlllllllll Maeflomlmie, Dennis M3gI'3IIlL'S, Trifon Mannaltrit-, Bruce Manos, Diana Martinez, Claude Masterton, Karen McClure, Alice MC,CO1IllJS, Doris MCOune, Carl MeQuiston, Pamela Meiers, Sharyn Bleltz, Rick fVIiller, Kathleen Miller, Sain Miller, rllllOlIl21S Nfoody, lleluorixh Moore, Karen Morris, Linda Moulton. Carol Needler, William Nelson, Richard Nelson, Sharon Oatsvall, James Olson, Kathy Olson, Kenneth Owens, Ray Owens. Robert Pangburn, Pamela Parker, Sue Pearman, Linda Pearson, Terry Pell, Scott Peters, Peggy Peterson, Patty Peterson, Lois Pisarski, Alive Pisarski, Susan Pluta, Henry Poparacl, Bernie Potts, Sharon Pryhysz, Michael Randler, Healy Ray, Tonic Rcitcr, Nancy Rickard, Randy Riggs, Penny Rinlaer, Fred Rouch, Carol Ryo, Sheilah Sainanas, Robert Scliracler. Nancy Sexton, Bill Sharpes, Nlarilyn Siglvr. Kim Sliihhic, Carole Snyder, Carolyn Solley. Ewlyn Sovicli, liill Sfl'lIllJl'l'Q, Carol Still, Linda Stoughton, Mike Stupica, Donald Sullufrlancl, Sheriu Swanson, Arlene Swanson, Claude Swartz, Donna Tarrggart, Randy rllllilfli. lion 'lic-inann. Dcwannl rll0II1Sll'll, Cathy 'l'urg'i, Sissie 'l'wcclcl0ll, James Utlcy, -Iohn Vuclvn, Sandra Virden, Joe Wagner, Katy Walters, George Warnacutt, Sally Watkins, Tony Wesley, Ray Willett, Jeanne Williams, Mary Williams, Sue Wilson, Becky Wiseman, Wally Wojtanek, Janice Worthington, Loretta Woynaroski, Tim Young, William Zadra, Marianne Zane, Sandy Zehncr, John 90 JU 1011 ACTIVITIE Nothing like a brisk walk between classesf' 'iLook Jeffrey, if you don't take your bread and move. . ,N 3 Q .gt , , of :wg for 13' 3' 1- Q 'Q wr , s I fi W - 1 2,3 IW ,X X it 4, ' V - '9'i-s,3vKf ':' ,, ,. .,,,. .Q if. 'N s m -f V K is Y r f -'-f ' -- 1 ' . . ,u f-my ' mz:..,s '- f -fe 'lt ' 'iAr1ene, you're not watching 4 , ,x if , , I use Crest toothpaste. GPHOMURES sw N -. ,VH r rs if 2' -...,, ZS.- t ' as -'W an , W -Q as W .,,. ,V T y s yyiyy L5 LK ll , fa - f f A H W r' is 9-5 - X, y ' 5 ' E f ' : L f -, ,Q Tim Vincent, Vice-Presidentg Bob Hess, Secretaryg Elsie Ferguson, President: Dan Radtkc, Treasurer. Y'Vith a year's experience of coping with high school life, the Sophomores willingly offer their Hsuperiorw advice to the Freshman. This brotherly attitude immediately sets the nervous 'Troshw at ease in his new surroundings. The Sophs visible self-confidence expresses his slight advance- ment into an adult world, while it shadows a fear of growing up. This year is full of familiar but enjoyable experiences which help to calm their anticipation of their last two years. Alton, Pcarl Ania-ling, Rchccca Anclcrshock, Diana Anclcrshock, Joyce Ayres, Ralph Bankort, Marsha liapst, Mark Barncs, Clctus Beavcrs, Dcnnis Bcttcrton, Karen Berry, Alan Billings. Suv lioguc. llarrcn Brandt, Laura lhisliorc, Stephen Callis, Patricia Caniphcll, Douglas Clainplicll, Uuanc Camphcll, -lcffcry Carlson. Nancy Chappo, Linda Clicinrna. Eugc-nc Collins, Mary Cook. Rlary Lynn Uopncr, Ralph Copncr, Richard Corrniclc, John Coslot, Anna Coslct, YVclclon Cuellar, Sandra Cwiakala, Patricia Darling, Honnic Darragh, Lana Dccs, liloyclc DcG1'ofl', Dcborah lJl'lllX'l'l'y, Eclwarcl lliainoncl, yvlllllllll Dickinson, Wlilliam lliclclot. lylichacl llillc, Dianc liixon. Karcn Earle-y. John Eastman, Susan Eklund, Dale Ellis, Marc Evans, Susan Fieffer, Shirley Ferguson, Elsie Fisher, James Flaherty, James France, Karen Frazier, Helen Fuller, Betty Fuller, Gilbert Fulton, Dorothy Galvin, Mike Gladden, Linda Gland, Jeffery Grifhn, Joseph Griffin, Mike Grismer, Dick Hall, Delbert Hauber, Patti Heller, Marie Hess, Bob Hess, Clifton Hoffman, Lynn Hofrnan, Joe Hood, Robin Hudson, Rodney Hundt, Keith Hunt, Donald Hyde, Connie Iler, Linda Isaacson, Jacqueline Jackson, Susan Janowski, Larry Jeffrey, Dick Johnson, Dana Johnson, Dave Johnson, Judy Johnson, Patricia Jones, Charles Kaiser, Carol 94 Kaiser, Dale Kamaski, Sue Kara, David Kashak, Jack Kearney, Steve Kelly, Cindy Kelley, Linda Kenyon, Christine Keyes, Sandra Kilander, David Klatich, Mark Knepp, Penny Krone, David Kurezewski, Jim Kwiatowski, David Lambert, James Lambert, Karen Land, Jon Lawrence, Cyndy Lease, Mike Lesch, Lyndon Lickus, Roland Lind, Toni Lively, Dale Lorenz, Carole Lukach, Jerry Lukach, Paul Lute, Shirley Maclean, Ken Marsehall, Johnny Marschall, Steve Martin, Frances Martin, Jerry Mason, Sally McAdams, Cliff McMullen, Williarn Meyer, Bill Miller, Charlie Miller, Kristelle Millet, Fred Mills, Nancy Mitchell, Fred Mitchell, Richard Morris, Chris Morrison, Patrick Navarro, Joseph Nelson, John Nelson, Linda Nueschwanger, Cheryl Nicholson, James Novakoyich, Linda Noyer, John Oddi, Nancy Olson, Linda Oyerbey, Rhoda Peri, Pamela Peters, Linda Peterson, Patti Pliske, Betty Prybysz, Dan Rabe, Bill Radiger, Del Radtke, Dan Ramey, Judith Reilly, Dale Riovo, Jim Ritter, Linda Robertson, Dorothy Rucker, Jeri Saltzman, Raymond Sauter, Shirley Schmidt, Mickey Schmidt, Robert Scott, Jerry Seigh, Steve Sexton, Dick Simpson, Candance Sims, Kathryn Smith, Judylyn Smith, Nancy Smith, Susan Snyder, Ralph Solberg, Gary Sponseller, Donalene 96 Stravopoulos, Judy Stegeman, Jim Suess, Jane Sutton, Roger Swenson, Yvonne Tomsich, Mario Tuter, Charles Tuthill, Linda Ure, Sandy Valpatic, Keith Varner, David Vickers, Bill Vickers, Patricia Villars, Sharon Vincent, Tim Voegtle, Tim Vukovich, Linda Wagner, Kathy Watkins, Nancy Wfatkins, Pamela Watson, George Waugh, Gary Wesbrook, Steve Wilding, Sheila Wfilhelm, Richard Willet, Marcy Williams, Tim Windquist, Dianne Witte, Pam Witte, Penny Whitten, Betty Wolf, Rick Woynaroski, John Wucsko, Beth Yagelski, Barbara Yagelski, Jim Yoquelet, Cindy Zehner, Becky Zeigle, Becky Zumwalt, Leah CPHOMORE CTIVITIE I'm wearing my new Red Ball Jetsf, Seeing is bclievingf' I get to read it next FRE HMB Freshman Class Officers are: Lorma Darling, Treasurerg Susie Smith, Secretaryg Angie Con deni, Vice Prcsidcntg Dennis Keck, President. From their first uncertain day in the big new world of C.H.S. until that momentous day when they become sophs, the freshmen have a lot of growing to do. Their initiation into the joys of foot- ball season ancl high school dances is coupled with the demands of more challenging classes. By the end of the year the class of '67 are seasoned Trojans, eagerly awaiting three more years at CHS. Aaron, Patricia Allen, Anna Alton, June Ameling, Ted Andershock, Thomas Anderson, David Anderson, Gail Anderson, Judy Anderson, Lois Arnold, Sam Austgen, Janel Austgen, Janice Autrey, Bobby Baker, Keith Bazik, Glen Bartoucek, Stephen Bennett, YN'ayne Berndt, Rex Beschinski, Michael Biclawski, .loan Billerbeck, Mary Lou Bishop, Linda Black, Jim Bolinger, Michael Boo, Don Bovards, Glenn Boy, Linda Branoff, Mark Bratcher, Michael Brennan, Martin Brocksmith, Sharon Brockway. Elva Bross, Robbie Brown, Ronnie Bryarly, Linda Carlson, John Garr, Laurie Carr, WVilliam Ghurnley, Marshall Glark, David Godd, Lauren Colley, Diane 100 Compass, Lynn Condeni, Angela Cone, Deborah Cooney, Patricia Cooper, Robert Coslet, Diana Coslet, Michael Crowe, Ronald Crull, George Cutler, Judy Cutter, Martin Cwiakala, Frances Dale, Priscilla Darling, Lorna Dasse, Jo Ellen Dasse, Kurt Davis, Scott Davis, Sharon Danden, Ron Dawson, Eileen Decker, David DeSantis, Susan Dickinson. Linda Dolk, Linda Donahue, Catherine Dorsett, Danny Drudge, Sue Karen Duncan, Sam Dutcher, Richard Earley, Patricia Ergang, Craig Evans, Helen Fancher, Linda Feete, James Fisher, Paul Flaherty, Daniel Flatz, Jerry Folk, Dan Fraley, Drenda Gillies, Nancy Gladden, Dan Gland, Marie Diana Q, kg, 1 , . 6 25 5 441 Gland, Thomas Goodloe, Linda Greenfield, Ron Grisnier, David Guldberg, Linda Hadenfelt, Carole Hamilton. Howard Hannon, Diane Harger, Fern Harnach. Ann Hearle, Bonnie Henderson, Dennis Henry, Erland Herring, James Heying, Jerry Highsrnith, David Hill, Auston John Hiser, Earl Stephen Hodge. Micliael Hodgson, David V Holdren, lVilliam Holma, Lee Hopper, Elizabeth Horn, Chris Horton, Ronald Howe, Jayne Hubbard, Lillian Huclzik, Ted Hunter, Marrianne Isbey, Linda Jankowski, Paulene Joyner, Pat Kaiser, Pamela Kasko, Karen Keck, Dennis Kelly, Galen Kernp, Patricia Kinel, David Kitchin, Raylana Kleckner, Carl Kleekner, Paul Koehler, Edna Koslnatka, James Kosmatka, John Kozlowski, Steve Kuhns, Donald Kuhns, Phillip Lambert, Norman Lawrence, Sharon Lee, Janet Lind, Karen Longan, Ed Lorcnze, Donna Lorenz, Roberta Lively, Susan Mabin, Laurie lklarquardt, Diane Martin, Carl Martin, Judy McBride, Jack McCo1nbs, Roger McCorke1, Michael McCorkel, Susan McCormick, Carolyn McCune, Patricia McFadden, Sandra McLeod, Darlene McMullen, Merle Meese, Deanna Meltz, Robyn Michaels, Dolores Michaels, Roni Moore, Dale Moore, Deborah Mook, Kenneth Mook, Ronald Moore, William Murphy, George Navarro, Elisa-o Nelson, Thomas Nicholson, Dorothy Nicholoson, .Izuncs Noble, Dwight Uatsvall, .Io Ann Ohm, Linda Olson, Robert Ott, Yolanda Pangburn, Linda Parker, Patricia Pell, Douglas Peterson, David Phelps, Marcia Pirch, Bradely Pluta, Greg Poling, Wlalter Powell, Jane Putchaven, Cletus Radtke, Teresa Ray, Susan Reichert, Kathy Reling, Ray Rentschler, Carl Rickard, Jamie Rizer, Carol Roach, Danny Rouch, Patricia Ruge, Thomas Ruoff, YVilliam Schrader, Douglas Scott, Haney Senecal, Roberta Sharpe, Cindy Lou Sherwood, Gerald Shivalec, David Singer, Mike Sitar, Keith Smith, Mary Susan Smith, Sharen Solberg, Ronald Solley, Alma Spencer, Donald Spirson, Frank Spisak, Donald Spoon, Gayle Stavropoulos, Denise Stephens, Linda l 104 Stewart, Leroy Byron Sutley, Sherry Swanson, Robert Tanbert, Gerald Taylor, Larry Thames, Judy Tidaback, Dan Vallangeon, Harry Valpatich, Peter VanFleet, Hlilliam Van Fleet, XVilliam Varner, Mary Lou Veden, Cathy Virden, Steven Walker, Jack Walker, Rebecca Wfard, Edward Ward, Edward XVayne, Robert Wleaver, Lucinda Weeks, Harry Wellman, Larry Weymier, Debra YVhite, Randall YVhitney, Guy NVillett, David Wilson, Dick Wilson, Harold Winn, Michael Winn, William VVireman, Darlene Wiseman, Kathleen Wiseman, Mary Wood, Brenda Woodruff, Harold Zeigler, Linda FRE HM ACTI ITIE You should see the size of the plates we use in the cafeteria. sid' 4' 4110 , , '-ww -'wiun as 4090. yt , . t A I X 7333, as ,gf-+-'..L Wmgi 1 ' fn ' K . -v 'sn ,,,w ,M ,. .AO , UUI1, my 1-yu! , , ur group had 87 E more cavitiesf, a JU IOR HIGH CHOCL uk . T- 'J jr. High Executive Council: SITTINGg Jane Wells, Presidentg STANDING,' Terry Still treasurerg Bonnie Randler, Secretaryg Don Samanas, vice-president. The Junior High Classes experience the last phases of their grade school education. They are informed on what they may expect as prospective Freshmen, and learn to accept the responsibilities they will encounter in high school. The Jr. High Student Council is a replica of the Sr. High Coun- cil in which the respective classes are governed hy selected repre- sentatives. Ailes, Ted Anderson, Peter Anton, Robert Babbitt, Cherie Babcock. Kathy Bailey, Nancy Ball, Clem Banghart, Lorena Bartruflf, Sylvia Bateman, Barry Baumgardncr, John Bearup, Janice Bennett, Judy Bennett, Lowell Benson, Norman Boehm, Vlalter Borg, Kevin Boy, Daniel Lee Bross. David Brueckheimer, Connie Burnside, Karen Burton, Anne Bush, Davis Bushnell, Michael Campbell, Leslie Canright, David Carlson, Terry Carpenter, Dennis Cartwright, Chris Charlson, Lynette Cincoski, Larry Clark, Kathy Coan, Donna Copner, Sharon Cornett, Wloodrow Costlet, Brenda Craven, Bonnie Crawford, Dave Crihfield, Mary Cruellar, Barb Cullcrs, Mike Cutler, Rhonda i fl WH ' 5 Q, , it Q 'E I -4' uf, ,f,., 3 X 4 ir- 'L V-1 t ., - i if x i , Decker, Paul Dees, Kenneth DeGrofT, Darla DeKoker, Daniel Deniass, Michael Demorotski, David Dewar, Paul Dickenson, Ray Dietz, Terry Dillc, Bonnie Dresbough, Richard Edquist, Bert Ecklund, Don Evans, John Fagerstrom, Arthur Fannin, Martha Fisher, Ruth Flynn, Barry Folland, Clifford Ford, Dennis France, Edward Galvin, Tini Gaston, Bob Gavagan, Gregg Gifford, Jody Gilkey, Charles Greenwood, Lloyd Griffin, Chuck Hamilton, Bob Hankosky, Carol Hardin, Deborah Harvil, David Hausler, Rick Hayman, Cindy Holman, Lynn Hommey, Karen Horton, Sherry Howard, Romance Hrapek, Paul Humphrey, Jack Hutton, Mike Isaacson, Joe ' 1 . . 1-'wif 9' srl Q j',!5iS5:'S3fll?iplir3-ii' Y ,- ll safe ? f - -- Q. , Q, sts Q ' 555 , 109 Iverson, Julie Johnson, Lorie Jones, Craig Joyce, Susan Kearney, Gregg Keck, Chuck Kennoy, Debbie Kennoy, Larry Kettler, Terry Klaser, Earl . , 25522: .'-. . Q. Kozlowski. Stanley fi ' - :ffl W f on-. t M Krone. Peggy Kruck, Tony Kuhn, Cheryl Lambert, Carolyn Lee, lN'illia1n Lesch, Donald Lively, Starla Lytle, Kevin MacLean. Torn Markley, Patrick Marks, Terry Martinson, Betty Martin, Carol Martin, Charley Masterton, Bonnie Masterton, Edith Mayfield, David McAdams, Jefll lNIcCorkel, Pat Meiers, Dorene Michaels, Judy Miller, Marrianne Millet, George Mitchell, Doris Mitchell, Valerie Moore, Carol Morton, Karen Neuschwanger, Dennis Newkirk, Dan Newlund, Don Nulf, Randy 110 sf ,.., . .. YM? sr 4' Pangburn, Susan Peri, Phyllis Peterson, Cindy Peterson, Doris Piper, Linda Pliske, Kenneth Poparod, Susan Potter, Linda Rabe, Judy Randler, Bonnie Rinker, Linda Rhoda, Leonard Roberts, Rhonda Rogers, Tom Sabinski, Kerry Samanas, Donald Schallon, Nancy Schmid, John Sheeler, Clifford Simmons, Carla Smith, VValter Snow, Bruce Snyder, Becky Splitz, Nick Sprague, Jessica Stant, Cathy Stavropoulos, Janice Still, Terry Stupiea, Bruce Summers, Collyn Sutherland, Nancy Suttley, Clark Targgart, Tom Tavernier, Greg Taylor, Randy Tidabeek, Andy Tiemann, Diane Tholen, Dagmar Thomas, Russel Thompson, Roger Twedell, Tammy Vale, Paul Veden, Linda Voegtle, Gary Walker, Douglas Walker, Richard Warren, Dick Wfatkins, Barbara Waugh, Joy Weeks, Robert Weidman, Bill VVells, Jane Weltzin, Denise Wfightman, Diane Wilczynski, Lyn Wilhelm, Chuck Williams, Linda Wfilliams, Terry Wfilson, Wilson, Wilson, Don Roy Shirley Winn, David WVireman, Judy Withrow, jim Wippel, Rosemary Wfood, Doyle Wood, Melvin Wright, Diane Yoder, Dave Young, Young, 112 JoAnn Stralene Adams, Jeanne Akers, Donna Alspaugh, Doug Anderson, Ronny Arvidson, Joann Baker, Richard Bagby, Chris Barney, Robert Bartousek, Gary Bender, Richard Berndt, Jack Betf, Susie Boehm, Fred Bogue, Bill Brolsma, Connie Brooks, Laurie Brown, Joann Bruce, Anthony Brundcr, Debbie Brunder, Donald Bucy, Debbie Cant, Laura Carlson, Amy Carlson, Carolyn Carew, Mike Carr, Ricky Chappel, jim Chappo, Bill Childers, Cheryl Chumley, Martha Cincoski, Mark Clasen, Don Cleek, Vicki Cole, Kirk Constantine, James Cormicle, Marcine Corsbie, Ricky Coslet, Deborah Crothers, Connie Dack, Cynthia Dawson, Linda DeMass, Dan - --,' if Q t K is Y yu ff? 113 Dewar, Billy Dickey, James Dietrich, Charles Dietz, Tim Diness, Vicki Dixon, Bruce Dutcher, Don Dutcher, Ronald Dutcher, 'Thomas Eastman, Sandra Ellis, David Ergang, Cheryl Fagerstrom, Bill Fagerstrom, Patrick Fallis, James Fields, Virginia Fisher, Norma Frank, Chris Franke-Polz, Eric Franke-Polz, Rom Freele, Michael Frodin, Sandy Frye, Greg Fuller, Stephen Fulton, Dianne Gatewood, Lida Gavagan, Tom Grant, Debra Graves, John Green, Vicki Greer, Pam Grismer, Tom Guldberg, Arlene Hadenfelt, Brenda Hamilton, Gail Hamilton, Susie Hanson, Bill Hart, Vicki Hays, Mike Heilmann, Michael Herron, Jerry Himes, Dirk 114 Hodge, Henrietta Hoinrney, Robert Howard, Howard Howe, Paul Hunter, Keith ller, Jackie Jackson, Lorie Javor, Ellen Johnson, Adele Johnson, Brian Johnson, Christina Johnson, James Johnson, Susan Johnson, Ted Justus, Douglas Kelly, Cynthia Kimberlin, Ken King, Doug Kirk, Patricia Kleckncr, Jacquelyn Krepp, Donald Lacosse, Bob Lewalski, Keith Lind, D 21WI'1 Lundberg, Victoria MacDonald, Eugene Mackey, Karen MacLean, Bruce Macrander, Vicki Mahone y, Charles Markley, Nancy Marschall, Donald Martin, James Mason, David Mason, Deborah Mason, Ronald Masterton, Leslie Mauke, Brian McAdams, Connie McCoy, Russel McGroarty, Jean McMeans, John gif r sq f.,w,g,:, smsaen' s's s.i. 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E , Q .1 . , Q ,,'p,,. on ,,a 4 0 . .aQs,, e Ps. ,1 I B ,. . s,.. , . ..,..... .,,. , k i.. if ., X V EX-Xing. ., ,A ,AQ Q -gr .t 5 MCQuiston, Vicki Michell, Sarah Miller, Gordon Moor, Vern Murray, Christina Murray, James Nagroski, Edith Nash, Tom Nelson, Terry Neusehwanger, James Olson, Karen Clson, Michael Olson, Paul Park, Donald Parker, Martha Parsons, Allen Patterson, Sue Pearson, Keith Peterson, Keith Petroski, Julie Phelps, Diane Piper, jacquelyn Potts, Rhonda Pratt, Ron Putchaven, Larry Radley, Charlotte Reling, Diane Reynolds, Steven Rinker, Guy Rizer, Dale Ross, Daniel Samila, Charles Sheeler, Cynthia Sheilds, Leona Sickle, Eileen Silverthorn, Susie Simpson, Larry Skeds, Jon Smith, Jeff Solley, Sharon Stange, Darlene Starr, Susan 116 Stefanko, Gayle Stegeman, David Stephens, Janet Stewart, Doris Stoltz, Ricky Stone, Bob Stone, Norma Stoughton, Debbie Styonavich, Cathy Summers, Julie Taylor, Paul Tengblad, Stephen Tharp, Terry Tharp, Tim Thompson, Glenn VVatkins, Clay YVebb, Randy X'Vellman, David Wesbrook, David VVhitworth, Gary Williams, Jill YVilson, Anna Marie Wliseman, Linda lfVoodruff, Linda Woodruff, Stephen Wfright, Gary Wyatt, Ross Wynder, Steve York, Danny York, Dennis Zaideman, Mike Zenci, Linda Biddle, Bobby Bogue, Terrylea Hamilton, Mary Harger, Dennis Olson, Marjorie Targgart, Billy Thames, Lee Thames, Ronnie A-MQWPW Awww ,5-2' nmmnm tsasmsiflflil' Q 'E' Minis is WK or kJMkW?,m,..V . , , .,,k ,,.,5VS,55yV::.k t ,.,V Lk, k.,,V L ,k.kS,5V,i,,5t,fVk, 5 .,k, i.V,:V,:.Vi k.k.k ,,,kk., ,i .kk, ,km.t:k . ,.V5::j,:5r,y I Classes are of the greatest importance at C.H.S., but the athletic program is also highly emphasized. Sports of all varieties are avail- able to interested students and the potential athletes have the op- portunity to better their skills, Although the players and spectators derive pleasure and satisfac- tion from the sports, they learn valuable lessons in sportsmanship and teamwork which will be beneficial in later life. 120 f-an S 1 Qi' EZ 1 1 X f S, G 0 ' X 'M wb 5 K , ,XM x V Q . X Q ns ff fA' ., Q 4wA .f vii 93 , +1 , 1' 4 G . fb n Q 2 ,V Coach DeNardo Coach Wenzel Head Coach Banary The 1963 football season was kicked off by the com- bined effforts of head coach Ray Banary, Coach Wenzel and Coach DeNardo. This spectacular trio was assisted by Coach Doerfller and Coach Ehrick. The football team was only as good as its coaches and the Trojans had a winning team. 124 3' , ,gf .W Q5 A ,. . ' .. y1 . , iff-gg CHS Coaching Staff: Coach Ehrick, Coach Wenzel, Head Coavh Banary, Coach Doerffler, Coach DeNardo. Banary fires up the team in pre-game huddle. Coach Wenzel barks instruction at practice! 125 CHS V XRSITX FOOTB XLI TEAM FROINY ROI1 Bruce Manakee, Bob Bloom, Claude Martinez, Bob Lobsiger Paul Poparod Trainer Warren Mcfbrkpl DHL Crlfin Bob Craven. Dennis Evans, Bill Flynn, Bob Dawson, Rick Frog lklitchell Don Magnuson Dennis Mncllc-1 Bill MGIIZ. R011 Kniola, Ed Wvigantl. THIRD ROW: Coach Kurfinan Dwain Holmgren oc DcSarro Mike Vinrcfnt Bfillafy, C02lCl1 WCHZCI, TCCI lNillli2ill15, BCrniC Poparad Bob Mug-hell S1fC'O7XD ROW M11,C Rf-111, Ixlanagpr Pom Joyce, Milton Rye, Mitch Drcsbough, Ken Glson Gary Wirt . Gary Edison Lowell ..... Valparaiso . East Gary . . Portage .... . . Highland . . Calumet i .... . . . River Forest Crown Point or-is 26 41 20 14 27 0 s 12 ' 6 27 A is Randy Targgart, john Zehncr, Mike Griffin, Dick Kos- matka, Larry Aaron. FOURTH ROW: Tim Vincent, Rick Mitchell, Dave Krone, Stevc YVesbrook. Jim Yagel- ski, Ed Dueberry, Coach Defxfardo. A trojan ball carrier plunges for yardage W ,. , L ,A L , , . 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Deuberry Valpatxc M Schmrdt T Vmcent Manager B Schm1dt R Lxckus W1ll1ams M Grrffin. M14 l 'l 132 -. ff. , ff. Ist ROW7M. McClure, B. Schmidt, S. Hiser, K. Dasse M. Coslet, J. Kosmolka, Hine, C. Wayne, B. Carr, T Arncling, and Mike Reilly. 2nd ROW-Keith Sitar, N Griffin, R. Keck, V. Jones, B. Ruoff, P. Kleckner, H FRE H 9 ! Hamilton. 3rd ROWfCoach Doerffler, D. Boo, G. Murphy, N. Lambert, R. Greenfield, S. Kozlowski, D, Grismer, D. YVilson, T. Ruge. Freshman Fnotball irhqmmm.f A M1Ch1g2Ij City . . . . . Gm' . ' EETTQ fjfff! .eei A River CHS This Page Sponsored By: ANN CARTER REAL ESTATE hast 'lr 'Q W 5 'N 65 su df K V .. 13 if .. '4fq,,,, .- f 1 : WS . .K ,H rf. A vi 7 QQ: T X ., , , , I. ,.,i,,,Jg , J, 3 1, mawwqwsf .ffw 5,1-sfy y .,i,g,.ff 211: 5 .ff ',.,:g,,,,'.f:1. A FOGTBALL TEAM il 'A on esrys A . . . g 7 . r . 14 7 ii..i. Q .Te 38. 5 .. ... s s X 'rii . 0 0.6 ..,. .32 . VVV, . , I Qrl ifg. i :' ' as 1' gf .rip if 1 V . -4 ,, if-e,. 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Gaviiiffi ff R 'R River Forest Merriville i V ilss . fi R 13.disQnQ Horace Mann R 44. 40 54 R 415 seg .i .. 1 Qf ...f : l 49 31. W 69 44 62 .49 67 .. M kk..k,, l.ss. f i..s 3 5 54 50. R .gize R R ...,. if R ss . This Page sponsored by MOX RUGE ML ncy FRC H COMPLETE BIG YEAR ROW I. M. Beschinski. K. Sitar. R. Lindsey. D. Keck. N. Griffin. ROW 2: H. Hamilton, R. Swanson. G. Kelly, C. Putchaven. G. Murphy, Coach Fuller. Finishing with an overall 27-6 won-loss mark, Coach Fullc-r's Cagers won both the Valpo invi- tational and CHS invitational for the first time. Season victories included Valpo C44-42j, Port- age Q45-365, LaPorte, Hobart Q41-375, East Cary f65f-53l. and Michigan City C54-373. The Frosh B Cagers Finished with a l2f2 slate. VALPO INVIT-TOURNEY CHS 43 Valpo 40 CHS INVIT-TOURNEY CHS 37 LaPorte 35 This Page Sponsored by LARRY'S PIZZA Front: M. Brennan ffwlanagerj. ROW I: G. Kelly, T. Ruge D. Schrader, W. Poling, J, Kosmatka. R. Parker, ROW 2 Coach Doerfller, R. Wilson. R. Greenfield, D. Folk, C. Rent- schler, Coach Fuller. 139 JR HIGH BA KETBALL l 1 ROW I: T. Williams, Schmidt, D. Demorowski, C. Griffin, J. Humphrey, B. Edquist. ROW 2: P. Hrapek, C. Cartwright, T. Galvin, D. Leasvh, C. Jones, D. Neuschwanger. ROW 3: P. Vale, N. Benson, G. Tavernier, C. Keck, B. Gaston, D. Sarnanas. ROW I: R. Pratt, B. McClean, M. Zaidemen, K. Hunter. ROW 2: D. Brunder, G. Mc- Donald, R. Karr, M. Olson, S. Wynder, B. Taubert. ROW 3: Mgr. T, Dutcher, T. Galvin, J. Graves, S. Tengblad, B. Fagerstron, Neuschwanger. ROW 4: P. Taylor, B. Hanson, D. Justus, P. Olson, T. Nelson. This page sponsored by: MRS. WILLARD MEYERS-Photographer TRQIA TEE OFF ,li . 5'4 KNEELING: Divk Kosmatka, Forest VVells, Bob Goodwin, Wleldon Slater, Martin Cooney. STANDING: Coarh Bair, Bill Sexton, Mike Anderson, Harold Gunder, Mike Reilly. 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HALLL wa., 7 N A VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY BOYS WERE, Coach Miller, Rod Folland, Jim Austgen, Ray Yagel- KNEELING: Larry Ryan, Bill Saltzman, Tom Bushore, Tony Condeni, Harvey Popp, Bill Mabin, STANDING: Bernard. 10th Hobart Invitationals 6th Calumet Conference 5th Sectionals CHS OPPONENT 45 Valparaiso ........ . . . 15 40 Portage .... . . . 19 19 Froebel . . . . . . 40 36 Roosevelt . . . . . 19 38 Hobart ..... . . . 20 28 Merrillville . . . . . . 29 27 St. Mary ... ... 29 41 Calumet ...... . . . 18 36 Crown Point . . . . . . 21 16 Dyer ...,..... . . . 42 20 Gary Wirt . . . . . 37 22 East Gary . . . . . 35 22 Portage .... . . . 33 23 Highland ..... . . . 32 24 Michigan City . . . . . . 31 29 Gary Andrean . . . . . . 28 29 St. Mary ....... . . . 26 This page sponsored by CHESTERTON RURAL LOAN AND SAVINGS .ASSOCIATION ski, Phil Glawe, Jim'Wallin, Steve Kearney, Clarence CROSS Top Senior Runners: Larry Ryan, Phil Clawe, Clarence Bernard, Ray Yagelski. .Jaw 'Bi r 1 ii' ' ' .fri 7' 1' I' 'F 6 f i 5 J A at x W I 5 - za mi V ,mi N M N N xiao, Q' :Htl 1 ij wh 'Q JUNIOR VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY BOYS Varner, Jim Gillies. Mike Morrison Steve Kearney WVERE, FRONT ROW: Mike Besfhinski, Bob Lindsay. JeffCampbe1l, Coach Miller- Wally Poling, John VVoynaroski. SECOND ROW: Dave OPPONENT CHS 24- Froebel ..... 32 Hobart . . . 15 Michigan 51915 ,Q This page sponsored by KLUG FUNERAL HOME nfs.. ,ju .A w . . K aa 'wif Ili . if lk Lu. 9 '7' I . 1, L. ' Q J 5375, f , A .. ,f . 3 kfixru, f . ' 1 iS......n' -rxsweyg M ' 'W 1'- EPL. 'R gun' ef-f' res QQ , M, ,W RM fs. ,uh 0, .. ,. ,Quai -151.81- gum wwlsw Q K aw ,Q ,,,, . D hw his I 53,31 v xp . CHS VARSITY TRACK TEAM, KNEELING: Mike McClure, Dale Eeklund, Tony Condeni, Larry Ryan, Bruce Mannakee, Joe DeSarro, Larry Aaron, Milton Rye. SECOND ROW: Dave Kilander, Doug Varner, Tom Foley, John Humphrey, Denny hlartinson, Dennis Evans, Coach. if ya.. ja Q V' Gene Lorenz, Bob Craven, Bernie Poparad. THIRD ROW: Mr. William Miller, Coach, Evan Mannakee, Bob Bloom, Phil Clawe, Paulo Ferreira, Jim Marks, Larry Weaver, Bob W'iseman, Paul Poparad, Mr, Robert Jones .sfewdnkm 1 iff A 5' Joe DeSarro takes the lead in the 100 Yard Dash. This Page Sponsored By CHESTERTON PHARMACY 144 2 if 3 Y - sa ,- cpl, Agfa Q ' we A JV TRACK TEAM, KNEELING: Tom Foley, Jeff Campbell, Dave Kilander, Dave Varner, Keith Valpatic, Ken MacLean, Steve Bushore, Mike Didelot. SECOND ROW: Coach Robert Jones, Dale Ecklund, Bob Craven, Tony Condeni, lVIilton Rye, Jim Twedell, Bill Mabin, Ed CH CI DER E 2nd 2nd 6th 2nd 4th . . . . . . Andrean Relays . . . ..,. CHS Relays . . . Valpo Relays . . . . . . Hobart Relays Culverlndoor lst Calumet Conference Championship 2nd Calumet Conference Divisional Duel ...........,.. lst 2nd Triangle .. .. 2nd 2nd 3rd Quadrangular .. .. lst Dutcher, Clayton Earley, Eugene Chemma. THIRD ROW: Bob Bloom, Mike Griflin, Scott Pell, Dennis Evans, Bob Wiseman, Neal Krieps, Bernie Poparad, Jim Gillies, Tim Williams, Coach William Miller. sf, ,n . ---- 5 4134, . - Q I f .,.e 9' . . K ,M 5 ',i i ' . R , ' I 4 1 ii-' A . i -aff: ' 1 45, ki, Q ' V . V g Lx Q --- V Q ' 1' ,,, - X f ' ,E 5 , Q-,., , T A 2 . . 5... ,fe ng,-0' P, A A N t 'TE 'ef-v -.,, as-J we 2, ,, XSWI W Q- X 1' 'sts ' f S 3 Qsggglirxffel ,Ng tfgzb 'M s 9 Nw Varsity Baseball Team. Ist ROW-Randy Tavernier, B. Schmidt, G. Gierke, R. Knoila, P. Brennan, R. Yagelskl Wilson, K. Lewis, L. Long, R. Rickard, C. Martinez, G. D. Magnuson, G. Mitchell, D. Mueller, B. Given T Lobsiger, D. Clem, and R. Meltz, LAST ROW. B. Jones, T. Davison, B. Fuller. C.H. . BATME HAVE CHS OPPONENT Mitchell hesitates for bad pitch 5 Hammond Tech 8 St. Mary 2 Calumet 4 Portage O Valpo . 8 Lowell in 6 Highland 5 Gary Wirt 5 Griffith 4 Gary Edison 6 Merrillville 4 East Gary 6 Dyer 3 Hobart 3 Crown Point 0 La Porte 'W A L '-.4 I, 353 7,1- lmnnvqusa-qamfgw Q, W V . .- .... o -K 5 1 gym J.V. Baseball Team: Ist ROWfT. Ailes, B. Kasko, W. Yagelski, D. Prybysz, Cormicle, L. Wittlock, K, Sigler Dickenson, Woynoroski, T. klagrames, B. Lobsinger, J. Nelson, D. Johnson, Coach Goben. Nicholson. 2nd ROWJB. Hess, P. Gambrel, D. Kara, J. l N NNING SEASO CHS OPPONENT 7 10 POYUISC Sigler takes mighty swing 1 4 DuMontc fd QQQAS p -1 CH F ROGM ROW If D- Holmgren, D- Lewis, D- Dunn, C' UF' Arnold, M. Schmidt, L. Lesch, J. Ovary, K. Mac- Sang, U- HEUCYY, H0SPef5 lf-, L- Voegfles P- Glawes Lean, M. Anderson, T. Voegtle, H. Woodruff, B. N. Thorton, N. Leigh. ROW 2.' Coach Hospers, S. Horton. Thorton does swan dive .at meet. ,513 as . .i.i ioh. .di ,.... s W ss ....... . .... ............ .L s , . . . . ..,,. ,..,.,.......,. i jj 2...-of f ,. ,. . f' '-F . sh- Q : s. S11 ?k3aipararso.w fi ,Wallace A Larry Voegtle practices startling dives. Q ,,,,, dllsl isil is This page sponsored by SNYDER MOTORS C.H.S. MATMEN WRESTLING TEAM: ROW I: C. Jones, E. Dutcher, Coach Wenzel, R. Brown, F. Dolk, H. Bryarly, J. Zehner, T. Hunt, T. Ailes, B. Mannakee, K. Olson, S. Dasse, C. B. Lambert, T. Dutcher, M. Reilly. McCool, D. Evans, E. Dueberry, R. Meltz. ROW 2: This Page Sponsored by LONG'S AUTO SUPPLY Wirt ...... Crown Pt . . . Andrean . . . Portage ....... . . . East Gary Michigan City Emerson ..... Edison .... Dyer ....... Michigan City River Forest . S. B. Clay Merrilville . . . Griffith . . . CHS 30 41 21 21 40 49 0 12 34 36 45 13 28 28 CHS matman Chuck McColle finished fourth in his division in the state finals. 2- ,ff Jil ',,,, , at ,i - will 3 1 I W ,. ,xg , . an i s- txt? at Q f w 150 K it S Q viirv-at IW' . ,pr CHS maintains a high academic standard. The various depart- ments offer outstanding programs in their specific Fields. Our teach- ers are well qualified to provide students with excellent instruction which will prepare thein for the future. Vlliether a student from CHS intends to attend a College or wishes to go into business, his high sehool education will prepare hiin well. U1 -Us f ggi. rflqfffvl' . ,qv -3, L' , 5 A ,ff- , Aw., yr w....k ?!: 1-,Z,f1f1', 552 3 ' 'sh S J 1 ' 1 -Qt' 1 76- V1 -1 . 1 15 TOMORROW'S BU I ESS LEADERS TRAI ED TODAY The business Held has rapidly become one of the great activities of the world. In order to prepare C.H.S. students for such an occupation, a wide selection of neces- sary subjects are offered. Among these are: General Business, Bookkeeping Typing, Shorthand, Transcription, and Office Practice. v'Vv ,1fb'56 v, iuN N4b X 4 Qd. SQ!! V' T fe! ffaf K' ' I Lx N f '. Mrs. Callis teaches students the alphabet sl1 htly rearranged Vfxf 3 ,x ' Q-1 ' s V V div' + '-'mere fs ' . .i ff ,S '?!' ngggk 'K f fiff ' x T X Y X' T is xkxffi .i . f. 'Q RSI 52,4 X xgf S ' ' ' , ' -. 3, B I 'Vin ' ' ' 1 B. YN 'fffurf . ' , . f E550 'Ima K, F. 5 Q ,, fda 5 N Q I iff al 590' 152 Mr. Doerfller explains a Fine point to his business law class E GLI H PREPARES STUDE T From the Great Iixpvrfatimzs of the Fresh- men to .llafbrtlz in Senior year CHS English students get a varied View of life through lit- erature. Knowing how to read the language is only half the battleg you must also be able to write clearly and correctly. English teachers are determined that no student shall leave without understanding the difference between a noun and a verb: therefore, half of each year is spent on grammar. The end product of all this training is a person whose horizons are a little broader than beforwone able to hold his own in today's avalanche of printed mat- ter. Mr. DeNardo discusses the symbolism in Silax Marner with his class, Mr, Gierke teaches Frosh English students the fundamentals of grannnar. Logic and reasoning are two of the topics discussed in Mrs. Satterlee's Junior ling- lish class. 150 J FI EARTS INSPIRE C.H. . Mr. Kelly listens carefully to detect flaws in the band's rendition of a popular tune. i'Oz Ton fiddles around in dance band. Harmoneers rehearse for Spring Concert. 154 Band concerts, vocal concerts, and art ex- hibits are just a few of the activities of the Fine Arts department. Besides these projects for entertainment, the department has various fund raising projects throughout the year. During the football season, the band pre- sents half-time shows at each home game. Basketball season brings the pep band which adds a welcome note to the Booster section. The dance band provides entertainment for dances and club meetings in the community. Three choral groups present concerts to varied audiences: students, adults, and organi- zations during the year. The six ensembles from these groups add interest to the programs. The art departmenfs work is most evident at Christmas time when lovely decorations adorn the halls. The Fine Arts department gives Chesterton High School a needed 'imeasure of colouru to set the mood for special occasions. GIRL LEAR HOME EC SKILL Home Economics is basically, educa- tion for personal and family living. Knowledge is acquired and applied in areas of: Management and consumer education, food and nutrition, clothing and textiles, and other important func- tions that will be useful to the future Homemakers of America. A problem- solving approach has been developed as a means of working-out the solutions to many of life's perplexing situations. All this, and many other values are taught in this course which molds the people of tomorrow. Miss Christner discusses chapter in book with her Home EC. students. 2 x wwf 5 X s X-x.f s -41 ,gg-... as X ,P . t' gd Mrs. Bennet shows Home Ec. pupil how to press a scam while making a skirt. Students study their assignment in Home Ec. class. fa it -'-fl Kwan 155 HCP TEACHE MECHANICAL KILL In the Industrial Arts depart- ment boys learn to use the tools and building materials properly. Tables, larnps, and stools are con- structed in the shop. After the boys are finished building their projects, they learn the art of ap- plying varnish. The result has a Hpolished and professional ap- pearancef' lYood burning, metal work, and engraving are the other phases of Industrial Arts that are taught at CHS. AN Li A X, A if' Mr. DeLong shows lst yr. Algebra class a method of problem solving. Mr. Turcotte helps student in his lst yr. Algebra class. MATHE ATICIA SABGUN T CHS From Pytliagoras' theorum to Pas- cal's triangle there is an infinite choice of subjects for study in the Held of mathematics. A budding mathemati- cian uses such varied props as Z1 slide rule, straight edge, and compass to study ideas dating from the Golden Age of Ancient Greece. At the same time lie learns concepts as new as the Rocket Age. and somehow his math teachers lie them all together. 'Ill-1-, 1-Q.i-, 1. Students reeord for posterity, what Trig. teacher, lklr. Hanes, has to say. 157 P.E. ENCOURAGES TOTAL FITNESS Girls' gym class gives its all to an exciting volleyball game, X4 ff is N Boys battle for volleyball in gym class. 158 One, two, three, four . . . the physical education classes do their calisthenics to a constant rhythm. Muscle tone is empha- sized, and vigorous exercises strengthen the body. Each six weeks a difjferent phase of ath- letics is introduced to the Freshman gym classes. They develop skills in basketball, field-hockey, tumbling, volleyball, and baseball. Folk dancing was added to the list of activities, and the result is utter fun! The physical education program helps build physical and mental health. Mrs. Nienke points out the parts of a clam to 6th period zoology students. CIE CE TUDE T DI CQVER In todays rocket age the real national heroes arc-n't Enancial niagnates or base- ball players, but scientists. C.H.S.,s sci- ence department provides an opportunity for the Wernher von Braun or Dr. Salk of toniorrow to learn the fundamentals of biology, Zoology, physics, or chemistry. Mike Nelson sets up his apparatus NDERS OF U IVER E Chem II students need skill and patience for their titration experiment. 159 OCIAL TUDIE TEACH CULTURE Students discuss a governmental problem during a buzz'l session in Mr. Lensing's Civics class. What could be more interesting to us than the subject of peoplew-social studies. In world history and American history we learn of the roots of our culture and of our own American heritage. In civics we gain the knowledge required to intelligently exercise the rights of citizens. In geography we study manls activities as related to his environment. Familiarity with these subjects is vital to any- one who desires to take his place as a well- informed adult in the world of tomorrow. Mr. Jewell explains an assignment to one of his students. Mr. Hanson's history class ponders a thought provoking statement. 160 MQ TUDE T TRAVEL WITH LANGUAGES Miss Schuster looks over papers as the class studies. lt says here, class In this age of jet transportation you can be in a European country in less time than it takes you to Hgure out the subjunctive of its language. In other days, foreign lan- guages were a strictly academic branch of study-now they're definitely practical. Each student can reasonably expect to someday use l1is Spanish in Spain, his German in Germany, or his French in France. How about Latin? you say. You can use your Latin right here to help you speak English well. Study foreign lan- guages . . . and see the world. 161 2 3 rj, 2 gg M ' DRIVER TRAINING , r -'Q 01, A . eeafwcr - J awww m. l Mr. Koselke lectures the class on traffic safety Although it,s occasionally wearing on the nerves and tempers of the instructors, driver's training provides a valuable service to prospective motorists of CHS. Stu- dents not only learn how to react to any trafhc situation, but also learn about traf- fic laws and safety rules. Behind-the-wheel practice is supplemented by classroom instruction designed to instill in students the proper attitude for safe, competent drivers. .1 5 'ga w k Q , IH ' -' g K Q5 Q gt -- D gear, , , . e P' ef - , , - 4 .. Q W Kathy Tomsich shows her skill in parking. This page sponsored by: ANN CARTER REALTOR OADET TEACHER Cadet Teaehers are: KROH' lj Pat Sehroeter, Sue Me- Rosemary Swaim, lklillie Tweddell, Lillian Klimek, Karen Adams, Sharon Parker, Judy Powell. Judith Nliddleton, Kaskog KROW 31 Diane Sehulenberg, Linda Bradley, Paul Sandra Maiikeg KROW 21 Lynne Erickson, Karen Krone, Poparod, Ward Blanchard, Wfcldon Slater, Neil Stewart. The eadet teaching program was re- sumed at CHS to promote an interest in teaching as a Career, and to give students an opportunity to know the personal satis- faction that may be derived from teaching. Cadet Teacher Pat Sehroeter aids lst Graders in the fundamentals of This page Sponsored By: reading. DRS. WM. ROBERTSON AND JOHN READ 163 4-as 3,8 0-'N mm of From chorus to camera club, thcreis somcthing for everyone in the extra-curricular lifc of CHS. There are acaclcniic clubs. publica- tions, scrvicc clubs, and cach belongs to a cliffvrcnt group of stu- dents. All the-sc contrasting activities arc part of thc well-rounclccl 'gpersonalityu of Chesterton High School. G Afi 42'2'L .. ' 11: '-X F mf' .-:X f f-,uw ., x fm ,-,s..x,,.. ' 'QWWZECX -1 ' Jygiw?:,z:'?-kfvv.-f':'I-WZ f H- .Ax :I-.. . may 193: -2 , x-Qsgxggff , 1 wa --f hw' ti klffaigyfugfg gfifff wj ,tw-3, WEEK! ' eggs' Z: 31 1 :ld-vw A 'El 4 I ,L my , QE? 3939? if 5 5 Rfiiyf MQ Q Q my we np M fi 'gf M: .. .. 5' f-ff' .W F.: ..'L:u Z?- i -'-:, ,TajLp.12::. : , :-f':1 : :. J -1: :'.Hi.: 1 ::Ca-'.H :mf-:' J 165 .C. HOW DEMOCRACY IN ACTIO Helping to unify and coordinate activi- ties of the school, fostering cooperation between the faculty and the student body, and furthering the interests of the students in their school are just a few of the pur- poses of the Student Council. This year the members have worked un- ceasingly to attain these goals through the organized activities of the council. During the football season, the Student Council worked on Homecoming preparations and sponsored the Homecoming Dance. The Annual Christmas Cotillion is conducted by the council, and Opportunity Nite is also a council project. Through its unending devotion and well organized system, the Student Coun- The 1963-64 STUDENT COUNCIL officers are, Pam Morgan, Gil has Slfcfffeded in Promoting 21 Stronger Treasurer, Candy Cooper, Vice-President, Mike Vincent, President, School Splflt- Mr. Hanes, Sponsor, and Dotti Robertson, Secretary. STUDENT COUNCIL Members are, Ixt ROW: Karen Dotti Robertson, Jeri Rucker, Nancy Oddi, Cindy Krone, Lynn Hokanson, Ann Bley, Susan French, Made- Yoquelet, Birdie Carmody, Tonie Ray. 4th ROW: Lorna lynne Diness, Pam Morgan, Mr. Hanes, Sponsor. 2nd Darling, Cathy Veden, Roni Michaels, Angie Condeni, ROW: Pam Bedenkop, Candy Cooper, Sheilah Rye, Jim Elsie Ferguson, Mike Galvin. McGroarty, Mike Vincent, Bill Kurfman. 3rd ROW: This page is sponsored by: THE CHESTERTON STATE BANK 166 Ylfzzzfd . Q , ROMANS OF THE S' .,,g LATIN CLUB-ROW I.' Debra Weymier, Kathleen Wiseman, Teresa Radtke, Lois Anderson, Pat Earley, Pat Kemp, Sharon Lindquist, Paulene Jankowski-ROW 2: Roberta Lorenz, Kathryn Schrader, Gail Anderson, Linda Dolk, Eileen Dawson, 'Brenda Perry, Debbie DeGroFf, LATIN CLUB OFFICERS: Elsie Ferguson, Secretary, Karen France, Vice-president, Miss Caufman, Sponsor, Judy Griffin, President, Jim Flaherty, Treasurer. 168 Karen Kasko-ROW 3: ,Io Ellen Dasse, Linda Isbey, June Alton, Mary Lou Varner, Susan DeSantis, Cathy Veden, Pat McCune, Mike Bolinger, George Crull. ROW 4: Tom Ruge, Bob Lindsay, Sam Duncan, Ray Johnson, Paul Fisher, Dwight Noble, Larry Taylor, john Carlson. Is that column Doric, Ionic, or Corinthian? demand Latin students of each other when they pass a classical building. Greek and Roman archi- tecture is just one of the interests of Latin Club members. Among others are the culture, literature, and art of the Ancients. Club members also show a lively interest in the ancient diet at their annual Roman banquet. Other Activities are cooperating with the Language Club in their spring dance and holding a Valentine Day sock-hop. This Page Sponsored by: PORTER LUMBER 8t COAL CHESTERTON LUMBER 81 SUPPLY CO. CDER ERAU ITE FIRST ROW: Linda Gladden, Pam Morgan, Sally Bley, Marcia Moulton, Donna Clark, Judy Griffin, Chris Ken- yon, Sharyn Meiers. SECOND ROW: Dana Johnson, Trish Callis, Susan Wasz, Gayle Bateman, Karen Dixon, Georgiann Uskuraitis, Judy Wlolf, Diane Schulenburg, Kathy VVhite. THIRD ROW: Cindy Kelly, Jane Suess, Katt Wagner, Nina Corazzo, Pam Peri, Jim Carpenter, Mickey Schmidt, George Watson, Jim Flaherty. FOURTH ROW: Karen France, Elsie Ferguson, Bonnie Darling, Jackie Isaacson, Nancy Smith, Mark Klarich, Jim Nichol- son, Dave Kwiatowski, Mike Griffin. FIFTH ROW: Joe Griffin, Steve Wesbrook, Charles Miller, Bill Kasko, Pam Sitar, Barb Doyle, Carole Lorenz, Dan Radtke. FIRST ROW: Yolanda Ott, Dotty Nicholson, Cathy Donahue, Sue Ray, David Kinel, Dan Flaherty, Dan Tidaback. SECOND ROW: Lorna Darling, Marcia Phelps, Sharon Davis, Sharon Brocksmith, Joan Bielaw- ski, Diane Hannon, Judy Anderson. THIRD ROW: David Highsmith, Jerry Taubert, Sharen Smith, Robyn Meltz, Denise Stauropoulos, Ed Langan. FOURTH ROW.' Marty Brennan, Tom Gland, Sam Gladden, Ron Crowe, Craig Ergang, David Clark, Dick Stouten. 169 Danny Bruhn and Anna DeSant1s Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Copy Editor 5 Photo Editor Sports Editor Organizations Manager l Class Picture Manager Sales Manager Advertising Manager Assistant Editors Assistant Copy Editor Calendar Watclier Copy Wfriters Typists Photographers Nanc Reiter looks on as Steve Bushore and Dwight Y Lewis work on the Sports pages. This Page Sponsored by: THE SPA 170 STAFF EFFORT Jim McGroarty Anna DeSantis Judy Powell Danny Bruhn Dwight Lewis Susan, French Dwain Holmgren Molly Flaherty Karen France Nancy Reiter Marianne Zadra Tonie Ray Cheryl Neuschwanger Mary Anne Brown Barb Karner Steve Bushore Jean Blickenstalif Judy Grifiin Steve Wesbrook Dave Boo Joe Griffin Jim Yagelski Terry Gassoway Mickey Schmidt it Judy Powell and Jim lNIcGroarty. RE RE RDED l When help is needed in Annual, Mr. Grotrian is always hanging around. During the year, terrible noises, hysteriea. screams, and muffled curses were heard from the isolated yearbook room. The industrious staff as- sisted by the Camera Club worked hard to meet the appointed cl iadlines. Copy written, pictures taken, and deadlines fi- nally met, the stall' relaxed, and prepared fu enjoy the l96-l- Singing Sands. Danny selects filter for picture development, This page sponsored by BARBARA'S PASTRY SHOP Yea.rbooker's take time out for a little refreshment. OFFICE MO- ITOR SENIOR HIGH OFFICE MONITORS are L. to R: Rietscl, Patti Babcock, KSEATED is Mrs. Gobenj, Arlene Donna Clark, Sharon Parker, Sue INIcAdarns, Donna Swanson, Suc WVasz, Judy Grifhn, Barbara Wiedman, Coslet, Juanita Nfartin, Sandra Mauke, Linda Tuly, Judy June Hiscr. JUNIOR HIGH OFFICE MONITORS are L. to R: Gayle Bateman, Mrs. Davis, Secretaryg Roberta Koehler, Mrs. Johnson, Secretaryg Bonnie Randler, Charlene Swanson. Missing are Susan Ruhe and Bonnie Craven. This Page Sponsored By: BETTE PRANGE CASUALS FRE CH CLUB Parle vous Francais? It really isn't neces- sary in the French Clubfthe meetings are conducted in English. However, many of the members try their skill in le francaisa' just for fun. Throughout the year authorities such as Frenchman, Real Turcotte, gave interesting lectures to the club about Franceas culture, history, and people. Although most of the CHS 'cParisians will probably never see the Eiffel Tower or Arch de Triumphe, they will be acquainted with them through as- sociation with the French Club. This Page Sponsored by French Club officers are fleft to rightj: Guy Whitney, Secretary BARTEL'S HARDWARE Treasurer, Cheryl Johnson, Vice-President, Mr. Hostetler, Sponsor Dotti Robertson, President. French Club members are: ROW IfSheila Wilding, Pam Peri, Guy Whitney, Ward Blanchard, Dotti Robert- son, Mr. Hostetler, Sponsor, ROW 2-Trish Callis, Tonie Ray, Nancy Watkins, Marsha Bankert, Jeri Rucker, Nan- cy Mills, Linda Dickinson, ROW 3-Connie Hyde, Sheryl Neuschwanger, Cindy Yoquelet, Nancy Oddi, Nancy Smith, Linda Morris, Lois Anderson, ROW 4-Tom Utley, Lynn Hokanson, Ann Bley, Jenny Connolly, Cheryl Johnson, Linda Tuley, Pris Dale, ROW 5-Wally Wiseman, Mike Galvin, Jerry Lukach, Mike Lease, Dave Varner, Bill Horton. GERMAN CLUB GERMAN CLUB Members are, Ist ROW: Pat Rouch, Diane Dille, Bonnie Hearle, Kate Lease, Wanda Hodge. 2nd ROW: Bob Goodwin, Tony Watkins, Harold Woodruff, Bill lkiabin, Mike McClure. 3rd ROIV: Bob Owens, Sam Arnold, Tony Kwiatkowski, Bill Flynn, Carl McCune. German Club Officers and Sponsor: Mrs. Nienke, sponsor, Robert Goodwin, President, Tony Kwiatkow- ski, Social Chairman, Tony Watkins, Social Chairman Wanda Hodge, Vice-President, Mary Williams, Secre- tary-Treasurer. Sprechen sie deutch? The members of the German Club do, and they do it with a Hair. With the help of outside speakers, they spend their meeting learning about German culture and customs. Meetings are held at members' homes and are main- ly social gatherings rather than of a busi- ness nature. As any German club member can tell you, the language of the sciences definitely has a lighter side. This Page Sponsored By LSLM BOOT SHOP ,5 if EL ofRoULo ESPANGL SPANISH CLUB Nlembers are: ROW I: P. Aaron, B. Zehner, P. Witte, S. Mauke, L. Lowther, L. Codd, J. Powell, WV. Wiseman, K. Betterton, M. Coleman, S. Ved en. ROW 2: S. Kamaski, D. Sponseller, B. Yagelski, L. Hoffman, L. Darraugh, Y. Swenson, Johnson, S. Ma- son, S. Lute, Howe, J. Smith, D. Tieman. ROW 3. iHola! Spanish students greet their ainigos at meetings of the newly formed Spanish Club. Through club activities they de- velop an interest in the Spanish people, and the culture, and may- be even in Spanish itself! Wfith the help of special speakers, the members become more familiar with our good neighbors HSouth of the Border' and also in Europe. lTenga un ano buenol fFor you 'iyanquisw that means Have a good year. J 'Mffwaf H M. Cook, C. Skibbie, H, Randler, Rl. Jaeger, L. Wiseman, J. Andershock, B. Carinody, NI. Zadra, K. WVagner, D. Gland, K. Drudge. ROW 4: D. Jeffrey, S. Kearney. C. Erlang, K. McClean. M. Tomsieh, K. Sitar, R. Ayres, S. Bliller, R. Wilhelm, D, Mt'Combe. This Page Sponsored by SPANISH CLUB Officers are: Susie Kamaski, Serretary-Treasurer: Patti THE FIRST STATE BANK OF Aaron, President: Kiiss Schuster, Sponsor: Marianne Zadra, Vice-President. PORTER P.A. BOYS AND PROJECTORS we-' '- Q PRO.IECTOR'S CLUB, FIRST ROW: Tom Fiefler, Ken Stec, Jim Ton, Bob Samanas SECOND ROW: Walter Kniola, Mitchell Dresbough, Mr. Eugene Brunner, QSponsorj. P.A. Boys, FIRST ROW: Henry Pluta, Bill Lee, Eugene Chemma, Mike Hrapek, Bill Young, Art Hyden, Ken Stec. This Page Sponsored By: BEN FRANKLIN DIME STORE 176 NATIONAL HO OR OCIETY an y s 1963-64 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Members are Joan Schuster. 2nd ROW: Molly Flaherty, Karen Krone - Ist ROW.' Mrs. Mildred Callis, Sponsorg Sue Hess, Sue Weymier, Linda Tuley, Beverly Brooks. 3rd ROW Kathy White, Lynn Hokanson, Madelyne Diness, Miss Anthony Kwiatkowski, Rodney Folland. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY S 'ff 5 A E, 'E I' 1 7 A Z S The purpose of th-e National Honor Society, as stated in the charter, is to encourage scholarship, worthy leader- ship, character and service in students. The Chesterton chapter of the National Honor Society has tried to fulfill these aims through several projects. The main project for this year is the formation of a tutoring bureau staffed by NHS members to be available free of charge to students who request it. The members of the Honor Society are elected by a faculty board with no more than 5M to be elected in junior year and no more than HW of the class to be elected in the senior year. This page sponsored by SCHOOLI IOUSE SHOP HI-Y PRO ROW I: Kim Sigler, Phil King, Steve Mullet, Cary Beav- lenburg, Jim Wallin, Dick Kosinatka, Peter Calengas, ers, Clary Bernard, Ray Yagelski, Warren McCorkel. Greg Mitchell. ROW 4: Rod Follancl. Sain Miller, Tony ROW 2: Dave Johnson, Keith Valpatic, Gary Waugh, Condeni, Randy Rickard, Micky Needler, Bill Saltzman, Ron Greenfield, Bob Lindsay, Dennis Keck, Forest Wells. Dennis Mueller. ROW 3: Ray Snyder, James Ray, Bob Nickel, Dave Schu- The Hi-Y is a service project organization. It is an afhliate of the YNICA and promotes Christian living. The rneiubers learn co-operation and have a standing fellowship. One of their main projects is to maintain a coat check room for the spectators during the basketball season. They are helpful and courteous to our out-of- town visitors and Drojcct CHS's wurinth and friendli- ness. This Page is sponsored by DAVE CARTER, INSURANCE 178 LE DER HIP Hi-Y Officers are QL, to R.j Dave Schulenburg, Chaplaing Greg Mitchell, Vice Presidentg Mr. Lensing, sponsorg Ron Kniola, Presidentg Bill Kurfinan, Treasurer. ROW I: Dave Schulenburg, Ron Kniola, Bill Kurfnian, Mr. 50,17 Dave Vamey, Dan Radtke, Tim Vincent, Steve Lensing, Nlr. Turcotte, Jon King, Claude Nlartinez, Bob Bushfire, Harold Grinder, Danny Stec. ROW 4: Trifon Bloom. ROW 2: Jim Austgen. Larry Voegtel, Tom Bu- Magraines, Tony Concleni, Randy Rickard, Loren Long, Shore: HNVCY POPP, KCUUY POPE Miki' RCMY, NNW Bill Flynn, Neil Krieps, Dennis Evans, Gene Chcnuna . Nelson, Gus Lobsinger. ROW 3: Paul Poparafl, Bob Daw- This page is sponsored by SMEDMAN'S FOODLINER 179 M 'll 'tj at ,div 4. ,W 1 ' LIBRARY CLUB5 15: ROW: Richard Dresbough, Col- 3rd ROW: Mitch Dresbough, Richard Tarnowski, Jerry lyn Summers, Dave Wesbrook, Paul Taylor. 2nd ROW: L'-1k?1Ch, Chuck FSHC, MY. BFUYIYICF, SPUHSUF- Tom Fieffer, Mike Cullers, Kenny Dees, Jim Nicholson. LIBR RY CLUB The purposes of the club are to aid the Librarian in providing library service, to promote librarianship as a career and to promote interest in books and library related material. The main activity is helping the librarian with li- brary services. Members of the club are also members of the North- ern Indiana Hoosier School Librarians Association which holds a conference every spring for student li- brarians in the area. Attendance at the book fair in Chicago has also been one of their activities. This page sponsored by CHESTERTON FURNITURE 180 The enthusiasm of ecstatic Booster Club members rang through the gymnasium as the cheerleaders conducted the yells at pep sessions and games. Good sportsmanship is encouraged at CHS, and Booster Club membership allows the opportunity to exercise the basic quality. Capable Booster Club Oihcers and sponsor handled the difhcult homecoming and sec- tional activities during the busy year. Loyal Boosters backed their teams throughout vic- tories and defeats. School pride and courtesy was displayed to our visiting rivals in the tra- ditional CHS way. 1963-64 Booster Club Officers are CL. to R.j Mr. Kenneth Lens- ing, Sponsorg Karla Radtke, Treasurer: Karen Krone, Presidentg Cheryl Johnson, Vice-Presidentg Susan Weymier, Secretary, and Mr. Real Turcotte, Co-Sponsor. BOO TERS S PPCRT TEAM Freshman cheerleaders are clockwiseg Lorna Darling, Patti Aaron, June Alton, and Mary Lou Varner. This Page Sponsored By THE PORT DRIVE-IN 181 BOOSTERS-HA D . , H?-92,97 THE 1963-64 VARSITY SL J.V. CHEERLEADERS Are Front to Back: Ingrid Anderson, Dawn Sponsellcr, Birdie Carmody, Linda Dalton, Karen France, Bonnie Darling, Donalene Sponseller, and Becky Zehner. This Page Sponsored by DUNES LUMBER SL SUPPLY HEARTS, HYSTERIA p f X 5 kia uxx ax, 9 , I 'X su -it W we .fn NQM, Q, f , K x This Page Sponsored by M. SMITH AND SON! ,G 1 L Q, ski, A I 35, e, , ..-di.. K if FIRST ROW: Madelynne Diness, Ann Bley, Darlene Dunn, Judy Samuelson, SECOND ROW: Linda Olson, Mary Anne Brown, Robin Gland, Diana Dale, Lynn Hokanson, THIRD ROW: Miss Rosemary Foley, Candy Cook, Lynne Erikson, Susan Jackson, Cheryl Johnson, Carole Skibbie, Marcia Moulton, Joanne Jeffrey, Dottie Robertson, Sam Miller. Bob Hess, FOURTH ROW: John Murphy, Ron Kniola, Jim Austgen, Jon Riggs, Toni Bushore, Phil Clawe. Tony Condeni. COOP REPORT ACTI ITIES C.H.S.er's', must be very careful about what 1 they say in the halls, because g'Scoop Snoopersi' are always on the lookout for hvaluable newsf' Interesting information and amusing articles are published each week by the creative staff of reporters, writers, and editors. For several years the Scoop has had the honor of being rated 4'All American' by the National High School Press Association. Its wit, con- tent, and humor make it a weekly highlight in the lives of the 'tkidsw at C.H.S. Editorial Staff SITTING: Madelynne Diness, Edi- tor-in-Chief STANDING: John Riggs, Business Manager: JoAnne Jeffrey, Feature Editor: Phil Glawe, Sports Editor, Darlene Dunn: Managing Ed- itorg Marcia Moulton, Copy Editor. i. This page sponsored by CHARLES STRALESKEY---Jeweler 184 SPORTS STAFF SITTING: Ron Kniola, Phil Glawe QSports Editorj, and Sam Miller. STANDING: Bob Hess, Jim Austgcn, Tom Bushore, and Tony Condeni. Q i ' Ai W ' 5 'fi ,Illini . yu. AD STAFF SITTING: Mary Anne Brown CAdvcrtis- ing Managerb, STANDING: Linda Olson, Ann Bley, Robin Gland, and Susie Jackson. John Riggs, Terry Gassoway, and Tom Bushore dem- onstrate the mechanics of the mimcograph machine. This page sponsored by DIXIE DAIRY 185 GAA PRO OTE HE LTI-I A D PUR As stated in the Constitution, the pur- pose of the Girls' Athletic Association is 'to stimulate participation in girls, ath- letics and to promote ideals ol' health and sportsmanship through organized activi- ties. Tuesday afternoons are filled with softball, Held hockey, archery, volleyball, basketball, tumbling, hit-pin baseball, bowling, swimming, recreational games, and many others. Besides sports, GAA events include State Leadership Camp, District l Clinics and Camps, annual Christmas parties, and Mother-Daughter Banquets. Miss Roy helps Sharon Brocksmith to perfect a headstand. M ll! ROW: Sue Smith, Ann Harnach, Kathy Veden, Diane Hannon, Mary Blakely, Diane Schulenburg, Imda Teresa Radtke, lylary Brocksmith, Brenda Hodge, June Lowther, Carol Kaiser. 3rd ROW: Donna Lorenz Shar Hiser, Barbara YVL-idnian, Deanna Meese. 21111 ROW: on Potts, Sharon Nelson. Mary Collins. Karen Mastcrton Sharon Lawerence, Kathy Donahue, Kathy VVlSPIIl21I1, lylillie, Tweddell, liinda Fuller. Linda Dille. 186 This page sposorecl by: llARRlNtl'l'ON'S lXI.-XRKET IA HIP The 1963-64 GAA OFFICERS are, Ist ROW: Linda Lowther, Sr. Rep., Wanda Hodge, Jr. Rep., Cindy Kelly, Soph. Rep.g Denise Stravopolious, Frosh Rep. 2nd ROW: Millie Tweddell, President, Karen Masterton, Vice-President, Miss Roy, Spon- sor, Diane Dille, Secretary, Mary Collins, 1 l Treasurer, l GAA girls precariously add the third layer for their ten girl pyramid. A glorified leap frogu is demonstrated by Janine Johnson during GAA. This page sponsored by GATEWAY LANES Concession Club, FIRST ROW: Kathy lNIiller, Bonnie Johnson. Sandra Kozlowski. Nancy Schrader, Pam Me- Quiston, lX'Iarilyn Sharples. Nina Corazzo. Pam llamillon. Robin Gland, fSeeretary-Treasurerj, Mary Carlson. SEC- OND ROW: Sue Hutton. Pat Carlisle, Lois Peterson, Peggy Peters. Mareia Griswold, Candy Cook, Sue Par- ker, Mary Williams, Kate Lease, Mr. Maurice Bostiek, head sponsor. THIRD ROW: lkfr. Frank Lee. sponsor, Sam Miller, Bob Glinstra. Clayton Earley, Kim Sigler, Mitchell Hadady, Bill Horton, CPresidentj Lee Ona Brown, CVic'e-Presidentlfnot present. CONCESSIO S CLUB Mr. B. smiles as the line grows. The purpose of the Concession Club is to raise money during athletic events. They provide the hot cup of Coffee during a Cold football game or the glass of cool pop for hoarse fans during the basketball season. The eoneessioners never falter even when starving fans stream thru the gym doors and jam lobbies waiting to pur- chase refreshments. Regardless how crowded or impatient their customers may become, these workers always remain ealm and efficient. 188 This page sponsored by LOMBARD RAMBLER ART CLUB Art Club Members-Ixt ROW---Cissie Turgi. Katy Candy Cook. Lois Peterson. Linda Pearman, 3rd ROW Wlagner. Mary Cook. Linda Morris. Lynn Bennett. Pat flledy Randler. Pam Mc'Quisten. Alice McClure. Pat Brinkley. Kathy Olson. Leah Zumwalt. 21111 ROW- Carlisle. Ray Snider. Ralph Ayres. Dave Varner, Dave Birdie Carinody. Pat Callis. Nina Corazzo. Kate Lease. Johnson. Mr. Haynes Sponsor. Although all the members of the Art Club may not be Michelangelds many of them display a remarkable artistic ability. Their creative drawings and posters were seen throughout the school publicizing dances, sock hops, games, and plays. Decorations for Christmas decked the halls in a festive manner during the Yuletide season. Art Club Officers for this year are: L to R+Nina Corazzo Treasurerg Ralph Ayres, Vice-President: lNIr. Haynes Sponsor: Kate Lease. Secretary: Pat Brinkley, President. This page sponsored by BASSE'l l'. THE FLORIST 189 FIRST ROW: Roberta Kohler QRecrc-ationj, Karen Mast- erton QVice-Presidentj, Sue NIcAdams CPreside-ntj, SEC- OND ROI1 : Kathy Billerlaeck tHistorianJ, Linda Glad- den fSet'rc-taryl, Linda Tuthill QTreasurerj, Janine John- son QJunior Representativej. FHA TRESSES THE The Future Homemakers of America is an extra curricular activity for girls who are in- terested in the art of homemaking. Many girls are unable to Ht Home Economics into their tight class schedule. The FHA club is an excellent solution to this problem. Girls learn to sew, cook, and prepare at- tractive table settings. They participate in style shows and make colorful decorations for the various holidays. The FHA girls are well prepared to manage homes of their own some day. A' 1 FIRST ROW: Mrs, Bamesherger, Kathy Billerbeck, Ja- nine Johnson, Dorothy Fulton, Kathy Riechert, Linda Goodloe, Judy Hopper: SECOND ROW: Karen Master- ton, Juanita Martin, Linda Lowther, Sue McAdams, Vicky Middleton, Sandra Mauke, Anna Coslet, THIRD ROW: Elva Brockway, Virginia Mitchell, Diane Colley, Mary Lou Billerbeek, Linda Tuthill, Linda Gladden, Leah Zumwalt, FOURTH ROW: Linda Boy, Sheila Wilding, Charlotte Edmonds, Patti Peterson, Becky Ameling, Linda Olson, Linda Ohm, Betty Fuller. T RT UF HGMEMAKI T FHA Members: ROW I: Linda Howardg Thian Mc- Petersong ROW 3: Becky Walkerg Judy Thamesg Do- Leodg Christine Spirsong Betty Showeng Judy Purdyg neata Evansg Darlene McLeodg Sharon Smith. ROW 2: Betty Pliskeg Dot Fultong Judy Marting Patty The FHA Hoat won first prize in its division in the FHAmembGfSS211heff0fCOfH mast- Homecoming parade. This page is sponsored by RIGGS DRIVE-IN 191 CAMERA CLUB At all the important algfairs at CHS flashbulbs flash and shutters click, as our Camera Club mem- bers gather pictures for the year- book. Candid classroom scenes, human interest shots, and the var- ious organizations are snapped by our amateur 'Lcarnera bugsf, The darkroom staff, headed by Mr. James Strange, produces pic- tures while achieving an art of 'iprofessionalw quality. ,x CAMERA CLUB Officers are--Danny Bruhn Photo Editoi Terry Gasso way, Vice-Presidentg Mickey Schmidt Secretary Jlm Yagelski Treasurer ' Steve Wesbrook, Presidentg and Mr. James Strange Sponsor 'Cid' CAMERA CLUB Members are: Ist ROWfLarry Foote, Craig Ergang, Pat Callis Pam Per ry, Karen Dixon. 2nd ROW-Lyndon Lesch, Mickey Schmidt, Danny Bruhn, Mark Bapst This page sponsored by 192 MoRoANs HARDWARE This page sponsored by BAILEYS PAINT AND WALLPAPER STORE CHOIR ROW I: Linda Tuley, Joanne Kosmotka, Carol Steinberg, Bruce Mannakee, Larry Cline, Charles Tuter, George Dorothy Fulton, Marcia Bankert, Bonnie Johnson, Mary Watson, Kathy Kraft, Sharon Alberti, Judy Vale, De- Williams, Nancy Mills. ROW 2.' Linda Vukovich, Car- wana Tieman. ROW 4: Chris Nicholson, Bev Brooks, men Chell-berg, Judy Fisher, Bill Horton, Bob Owens, Lois Peterson, Neil Stewart, Mike Anderson, Ed Deuberry, Walter Kniola, Dick Grismer, Larry Buchwalter, Judy Ron Crowe, Jim Carpenter, Bob Goodwin, Ray Owens, Ramey, Karen Masterton, Susie Weymier. ROW 3: Eve- Pat Vickers, Diane Drudge. lyn Koladin, Diana Dale, Judy Obrecht, Bill McMullen, Complete silence enveloped the gymnasium during the Christmas convocation as the chorus presented lovely yuletide melodies. The CHS choral groups, conducted by Miss Littell, also displayed their ability in several other outstanding performances. They included the Autumn, Christmas Vesper and Spring concerts. The chorus is divided into three main groupsi the Girls, Glee Club, the Choir, and the Mixed Chorus. There are ensembles from each group who entertain outside functions and organizations. The CHS chorus furnishes the school with a deeper appreciation for music. This page sponsored by PETERSON'S PHARMACY 194 E 1 .X . X Chordettes: Chris Nicholson, Diana Dale, Bev Brooks, Nancy Mills, Diane Drudge, Missing from picture Sue Chords: Mike Anderson, Ed Barney, jim Carpenter, Ray Weymier.Front:MissLitte1l. Owens. Choraleers: Front: Marsha Bankert, BACK ROW: Dorothy Fulton, Ron Crowe, Linda Vukovich, Bruce Nlannakee, Pat Vickers, Bob Goodwin, Judy Rainey, Dick Grismer. This Page is sponsored by FRY'S RECORD 81 HOBBY SHOP GIRLS' GLEE CLUB 1 w-M14 r f - 1 I MIXED CHORUS lNIixed Chorus members are: ROW I: Lillian Hubbard, Judy Anderson, Harry Weeks, lylarsliall Chinnley, Dan Dorsett. Leah Zumwalt. Deanna Meese, Yvonne Swen- sen, Roberta Seneeal. ROW 2: Cathy Veden, Roberta Koehler, Diane Gland. Sam Gladden, Jim Stegernan, Gene York, Pat Rouvh, Nina Corazzo, Lynn Bennett. ROW 3: Kathy Wagner, Linda lsbey, Gary Solberg, Carl Martin, Dave Clark, Delbert Hall, Joyce W'ilson, Karen Kasko, Jamie Rickard. ROW 4: Pat Babcock, Cindy Lawrence. John Nelson, Ron Greenfield, Wlalter Knoila, Keith Valpatie, Pat Aaron, Yolanda Ott, Debbie Wey- rnier. Harmoneers: Cindy Lawr- ence, Pat Babcock, Ron Greenfield, Roberta Koeh- ler, Delbert Hall, Lynn Bennett, Dave Clark, Yo- landa Ott, Debbie VVey- mier. This page is sponsored by SMITH MOTORS fi 'l'E,f ff? 'E N A-Q-fm' ff fy ,L , if Zi 4 n l ,Q 'gf .JU M, Q 5. ak A its , U as 3 '04 wg v i R, . I -L2 .ff f I jfs 53 V Je W8 W- , x M111 if' Q-af ,gm if 5' qw V, fm MS, W 9 ' ss, 3, AZ J, W , if .V , Q 2 if , sg! , 5 ,rjlffl k yi, VV.Vk, g ' ' V 'kiy 1 I jul. fi k.Vhk, , if l aw- T? ik wif' 'WHEQIY T Pep Band: ROW I: Lorelie Childers, Phil Cambrel, Steve Kearney. ROW 2: Toni Lind, Diane Dillc. ROW 3: lX1ary Collins, Kristelle Niiller. ROM' 4: hlike Popovieh, VVeldon Slater. ROW 5: kiark Klarieh, Jim Fisher, Dave Boo. ROW 6: VVard Blaneharcl, George Seargeant, NOK' Ton. Dance Band: ROW I.' Galen Kelly, Mary Collins, Diane George Summers, Larry Cline, Weldon Slater, ROW 3. Dille, Connie Clark, Lennie Roberts, Kristelle Miller. Toni Lind, Dan Boo, NOX' Ton, George Crull, Dave Boo ROW 2: Dave Kara, Mark Klarich, Ward Blanehard. This page sponsored by SHADYSIDE TRAILER PARK. 200 J.H. BA D-POM-POM GIRL J.H. BAND are, Ist ROW: Kathy Babcock, Terry Still, MaryAnn Miller, Susie Poparad. 2nd ROW: Berry Flynn, Mike Bushnell, Rose YVippel, Judy Bliehaels, Donna Coan, Bruce Dixon. 3rd ROW: Joanne Brown, Anita Brockway, Susan Betz, Cheryl Ergang, Adele Johnson, Linda Wiseman, Becky Snider, Cindy Peterson, Cindy Kelly. 4th ROW: Diane Reling, Kenny Dees, Gordon lNIiller, Don Parks, Bill VVeid1nan, Dan DeKoker, Lenny Rhoda, Larry Kenoy, Darla DeGrofT, Terry Ket- . Rxv N. N . N5 X Q.- cw, - 'Q lf . 1 - J' V! ' h . if l K ,Q ,S ' -- ya' n ' ' JLG c f ler. ROW 5: Lowell Bennet, Dick Dresbough, Randy Tayler, Dave Demorotski, Cliff Folland, Greg Gavagen, W'ayne Summers, Dan Newkirk, Doug King, Torn Gris- mer, Greg Kearney, Gary VVright. 6th ROW: Ron Pratt, Terry Nelson, Samuel Saniila, Keith Peterson, Steven Fuller, Pat Fahrishtron, Torn Dutcher, Jim Murray, Chris Frank, Marcy Cormicle, Cheryl Childers. Cadet Teachers: Neil Stewart, WVeldon Slater. This is the first year for the Pom-Porn Girls section in the band This page sponsored by STATE PARK DRUGS JU IOR HIGH TUDE TGGU GIL FIRST ROW: Connie Cruthers, Richard Corsby, Carla Simmons, Bonnie Randler, Don Samanas, Jane WVells, Terry Still, Gordon lN'Iiller. Niiss Ocsting, SECOND RUW: Danny York, Jean Adams, David Wlellman, Edith Masterson, Jack Humphrey, Diane Fulton, David Ellis, Darlene Strange, Thomas Grisrner, THIRD ROW: Clark Sutley, Gail Stafanko, Dennis Ford. Liza Crifhield, Ted Ailes, Joanne Brown. George Millet, Karen Hornrney, Steve VVeymier. Helping to unify and co-orclinate activities of the school, fostering eo-operation between the faculty and the student body, and furthering the interests of the students in their school are just a few of the purposes of the Student Council. This Page Sponsored By: CARL EDMONITS FUNERAL HOME 202 THE 1963-64 YEARBOOK STAFF-Ist ROW: Jim McGroarty, Nancy Reiter, Marianne Zadra, Judy Powell, Tonie Ray. 2nd ROW: Molly Flaherty, Jean Blickcnstaff, Susan French. 3rd ROW: Mr. Grotrian, The 1963-64 school year is now a thing of the past, never to be relived. It was the duty of the 1964 Singing Sands stall to record the events of this school year. WVe hope that we have fulfilled this challenging task. VVe, as a staff, remember the confusion of scheduling pictures, the anticipation of receiving them from our darkroom, and the rush to meet deadlines. As fall turned into winter, and Hnally winter into spring, a feeling of true accomplishment could be felt in every staff member. Our book was beginning to fall into place. Pages were no longer pages but became sections in the developing Singing Sands. The school crest, which appears for the First time on the cover of this book, was designed by the 1964 annual stall. The phrase, Lux et Veritasfl Light in Truth, which is found on the banner across the book of knowledge, briefly states what all educators strive to attain. The dedication of the 1964 Singing Sands was given to a deserving man, Mr. William Mullin, the head of the English department at CHS. His de- Sponsor, Danny Bruhn, Dwight Lewis, Steve Bushore. 4th ROW: Karen France: Anna DeSantis, Mary Anne Brown. 5th ROW: Barb Karnerg Dwain Holmgren, Sheryl Newschwanger. votion to this subject, his students, and his school can be forgotten by no graduate. For these reasons we dedicate this book to a man, to a teacher, and to a leader. A friend of ours was senselessly killed this school year-the President of the United States. The news of November 22, 1963, will remain etched in our minds for many years to come. It was with supreme admiration, not only for a man, but for an assassi- nated President, that we decided to record this saddening event in the Singing Sands. To extend our appreciation to everyone who aided us in producing this book would be impossi- ble. However, special thanks is given to the Chester- ton Tribune for pictures given to the school free of charge, to Alice McClure and to her art instructor, Mr. Harris Haynes, for help with the title and in- troductory pagesg to the businesses of Chesterton and the surrounding area for greatly aiding in fi- nancially backing our yearbook, and to the students, staff, and administration for giving us their full co- operation. The 1964 Singing Sands Staff 203 SENIORS Aaron, Larry 58,127,128, 136,148,130,17 Ailes, Thomas 58 Ameling, Patti 58 Anderson, lngrid 58,28,29, 182 Austgen, Jim 58,142,179, Babcock, Gayle 58 Bateman, Gayle 58,169,196 Beavers, Gary 58 Bernard, Clarence 59,142, 178,16 Bielawski, Joyce 59 Bishop, Janet 59 Bittner, Mary Jo 59 Blakelcy. Mary 59 Blanchard, Ward 59,173, 201 Bley, Ann 59,184,185,173, 166 Bley, Sally 59,169 Blickcnstafln, Jean 60,12,83 Boo, David 60,198 Bradley, Linda 60.201 Brocksmith, Mary 60,186 Brooks, Beverly 60,177,194, 195 Brown, Larry 60 Brown, Mary Anne 60,184, 185 Bruhn, Dan 60,192 Buczkowski, Douglas 61 Bushore, Thomas 61,142, 179,185,213 Carpenter, Sandra 61 Childers, William 61 Clark, Donna 61,169,172 Codd, William 61 Condeni, Anthony 61,14, 148,149,178,179 Connolly, Jennifer 61,173 Cooney, Martin 62,141 Coslet, Donna 62,172 Dale, Diana 62,184,194, 195 Dawson, Robert 62,126, 127,129,148,130 DeSantis, Anna Marie 62, 16,17 DeSarro, Joseph 62,126, 127,129,148,130,17 Diness, Madelynne 62,177, 154,17 Dresh, Maureen 62 Drudge, Diana 63,175,194, 195 Dunn, Darlene 63,184 Dunn, David 63 Eason, Ruth 63 Erickson, Lynne 63,184 Feete, Charles 63,180 204 I DEX Fiddler, James 63 Flaherty, Mary Ellen 63, 177,16 Folland, Rodney 64,142, 177,178,16 French, Susan 64,196 Gambrel, Martha Jean 64 Gassoway, Terrence 64, 165,192 Glawe, Philip 64,14,148, 184,185 Granat Lind, Jacqueline 64 Griffin, Judith 64,168,169, 172 Griffin, Richard 64,126, 129,136 Gunder, Harold 65,141 Harvil, Carolyn 65 Hauber, Robert 65 Hess, Susan 65,177 Hiser, June 56,186,172 Hodge, Brenda 65,186,16 Hokanson, Lynn 65,177, 184,173 Holmgren, Dwain 65,126, l29,8,16 Howard, Linda 66 Hunt, Thomas 66 Janoski. Jacqueline 66.198 Jefifrey, Joanne 66,175,184 Johnson, Cheryl 12,13,66, 173,181,184 Johnson, Roy 66 King, Jon 66,136,201 King, Phillip 66,178 King, Sharon 67 Klaser, Alan 67,201,198 Kniola, Ronald 67,126,128 136,146,179,184,185 Koehler, Roberta 67,197 Koladin, Evelyne 67,194 Kosmatka, Richard 67,127 141,178 Kosmatka, Sharon 67 Krone, Karen 67,177,181, 166 Kurczewski, Robert 68 Kurfman. William 68,127, 129,179,166,16 Kwiatkowski, Anthony 177,16 Lee, Mary 68,83 Leigh, Norris 68 Lewis, Dwight 68,179 Lewis, Kenneth 68,136,146 Lind, Dale 68 Loosemore, Jack 68 Lowther, Linda 69,175, 186,187,190 Martin, Juanita 69,190,172 Martin, Karen 8,69 Mason, Cheryl 69 Mason, Rick 69 Mauke, Sandra 69,175, 190,172 McAdams, Sue 69,189,190, 172 McClure, Michael 69,132, 136,148 McCorkel, VVarren 70,126 128,136,178,135 McGroarty, James 70,166 McLeod, Thian 70,191 Middleton. Judith 70,190 Mitchell, David 70,127, 128,130,136,146,178,179, 17,135 Mitchell, Robert 70,126, 129 Morgan, Pamela 70,169, 166 Moulton, Marcia 70,169, 184 Mueller, Dennis 71,127, 128,146,178,201 Mullet, Steven 71,178 Murphy, John 71,136,184 Nelson, Michael 71,811,179 Nicholson, Christine 71, 194,195 Nickel, Robert 71,178 Olson, Willard 71 Pawloske, Henry 71 Perkins, Deanna 72 Peterson, Glenn 72 Pletka, John 72 Poparad, Paul 72,126,136, 149,179,145 Popovich, Michael 72,201 , 198 Popp, Harvey 72,142,179 Popp, Kenneth 72,179 Powell, Judith 12,72 Purdy, Judith 73,191 Radtke, Karla 73,181 Ramsey, Phillip 73 Ray, James 73,178 Ray, Judy 73,16 Reeves, Teresa 73 Reilly, Michael 73,126, 132,141,179 Rietsel, Judy 73,172 Riggs, Jon 74-,184,185,17 Roberts, Leonard 74,201, 198 Ruhe, Susan 74 Ryan, Larry 74,136,142, 148 Saltzman, William 74,142, 178 Samuelson, Judy 74,184 Schaub, Carol 74 Schroeter, Patty 74 Schulenburg, David 75,82, 178,179 Schulenburg, Diane 75, 169,186 a Showen, Betty 75,191 Skidmore, William 75 Skinner, Eileen 75 Slater, Weldon 75,141,198 Smedman, Joanne 75 Smith, Sharon 75,191 Snyder, Raymond 76,178, 189 Sohlberg, Betty 76 Spann, Vera 76 Spirson, Christine 76,191 Sponseller, Dawn 76,182 Stevens, Vivian 76 V Stewart, Neil 76,194,20l, 198 Summers, George 76,201 Swain, Rosemary 77 Swanson, Charlene 77 Tharp, Gerald 77 Thorton, Norman 77 Ton, James 77,154,176,198 Tuley, Linda 77,173,177, 194,172 Tweddell, Mildred 77,186, 187 Uskuraitis, Georgiann 77, 83,169 Vale, Judith 78,194 Van Loon, Richard 78 Villars, Richard 78 Vincent, Michael 78,126, 129,166,17 Voegtle, Larry 78,179 VVagner, Rose Wilson, Robert 79,146 Wiseman, Robert 80,148, 149,145 Wolf, Judy 80,83,169 Wucsko, Joseph 80 Yagilski, Raymond 80,142, 146,178 Wallin, James 78,142,178 Ward, Mary Wasz, Joanne 78,169,172 Weidman, Barbara 78,186, 172 Wells, Forest 79,141,l78, 201,198 Weigand, Lewis 79,126, 128 Westbury, William 79 Weymier, Susan 79,177, 181,194,195 white, Kathleen 79,1s9, 177 Wightman, Luzette 79 Willett, William 79 juniors Ailes, Timothy 84 Alberti, Sharon 84,194 Anderson, Michael 84,141, 194,195 Babcock, Patricia 84,197, 172 Barney Ed 84,195 Bedenkop, Pam 84,166,201 Bennet, Lynn 84,189,197 Billerbeck, Kathleen 84,190 Bishop, Margo 84 Bloom, Robert 84,127,148, 149,179,145 Borg, Bruce 84 Boy, David 84 Brinkley, Patricia 84,189 Brown, Lee Ona 84,188 Bryarly, Harley 84 Buckwalter, Larry 84,194 Burzynski, Leona 84 Calengas, Peter 84,178 Campbell, Bonnie 84 Carlisle, Patricia 84,188, 189 Carlson, Mary 84,188 Carmody, Maureen 84,175, 189,166,182 Carpenter, James 84,169, 194,195 Cash, Marchal 84 Chapman, Alan 84 Charlson, John 84 Chellberg, Carmen 84,194 Clark, Connie 84,198 Cline, Larry 84,194,198 Coleman, Mary 84,175 Cook, Candy 84,184,188 Cooper, Candy 8'4,12,166 Copner, Ralph 84 Corazzo, Nina 84,188,189, 169,197 Cordaro, Cheryl 84,196 Craven, Robert 84,127, 148, 149,145 Cwiakala, Mary Ann 84 Dalton, Linda 84,12,182 Decker, Janet 84 Deuberry, Ruth Ann 84, 201,198 Dietrich, JoAnn 84 Dolk, Frank 84 Dresbaugh, Mitchell 84, 126,180,176 Dunn, Tom 84 Dutcher, Ed 85,189,145 Dutko, Carol Ann 85 Earley, Clayton 149,188, 145 Evans, Dennis 85,126,149, 179,145 Evans, Donnetta 85 Flatz, Michael 85 Fisher, Judy 85,194 Flynn, William 85,126,129 Foley, Tom 85,136,148, 149,145 Friday, Raymond 85 Fruzen, Shirley 85 Fuller, Lynda 85,186 Gillies, James 85,143,149, 145 I DEX Gland, John 85 Glinstra, Robert 85,188 Goodwin, Robert 85,141, 194 Griswold, Marcia 85,188 Gucciardo, William 85 Hadady, Mitchell 85,188 Hamilton, Pamela 85,188 Herron, Sylvia 85 Hill, Sanndra 85 Hodge, Wanda 85,187 Horton, William 85,188, 173,194 Howe, Daniel 85 Hrapek, Mike 85,176 Hunt, Richard 85 Hutton, Sue 188 Hyden, Arthur 85,176 Jaeger, Mary Beth 85,175, 89 Johnson, Bonnie 85,188, 194 Johnson, James 85 Johnson, Janine 85,187, 190 Joyce, Thomas 85,127,136 Kamaski, Donna 85 Kamaski, Louise 85 Kamaski, Robert Karnelr, Barbara 85 Kasko, William 85,147,169 Keck, Carla 85,196 Keyes, Janice 85 Klimek, Lillian Kniola, Walter 176,194-, 197 Koehler, John 85 Kosmatka, Joanne 85,194 Kozlowski, Sandra 85,188 Kraft, Kathleen 86,194 Krieps, Neal 149,179,85,89 145 Lease, Kathryn 86,188,189 Lee, Leslie 86 Lee, Thomas 86 Lee, William 86,176 Lesher, Robin 86 Lobsiger, Robert 86,127, 136,146,147,179 Long, Loren 86,146,179 Mabin, William 86,142, 149,145 MacCombie, Dennis 86, 198 Magnuson, Don 127,129, 146 Magrames, Trifon 86,147, 179,89 Mannakee, Bruce 86,127, 149,145,194 Manos, Diana 86 Martinez, Claude 86,127, 146,179 Masterton, Karen 86,186, 187,190,194 McClure, Alice 86,189 McCombs, Doris 86,175 McCoole, Charles 156 McCune, Carl 86 McQuiston, Pamela 86, 188,189 Miers, Sharyn 87,169 Meltz, Rick 86,126,146 Miller, Kathleen 86,188 Miller, Sam 86,175,178, 184,185,188 Miller, Thomas 86 Moody, Deborah 86 Moore, Karen 86 Morris, Linda 86,189,173 Moulton, Carol 86 Needler, Mickey 86,178 Nelson, Richard 86 Nelson, Sharon 86,186 Oatsvall, James 86 Olson, Kathy 86,189 Olson, Kenneth 86,126 Owens, Ray 86,194,195, 201 Owens, Robert 86,194 Pangburn, Pamela 86 Parker, Sue 86 Pearman, Linda 86,189 Pearson, Terry 86 Pell, Scott 86,149,145 Peters, Peggy 86,188 Peterson, Lois 87,194 Peterson, Patricia 87,188 Pisarski, Alice 87 Pisarski, Susan 87 Pluta, Henry 87,176 Poparod, Bernard 87,127, 148,149,145 Potts, Sharon 87,186 Prybysz, Michael 87,147 Randler, Hedy 87,89,175 Ray, Antoinette 85,87,173. 166 Reiter, Nancy 85,87,89 Rickard, Randy 87,146, 178,179 Riggs, Penny 87 Rinker, Fred 87 Rouch, Carol 87,197 Rye, Sheilah 87,166 Samanas, Robert 87,176 Schrader, Nancy 87,188 Sexton, William 87,141 Sharples, Marilyn 87,188 Sigler, Kim 87,178,188 Skibbie, Carole 87,175,184 Snyder,,Carolyn 87 Solley, Evelyn 87 Sovich, William 87 Steinburg, Carol 87,194 Still, Linda 87 Stoughton, Michael 87 Stupica, Donald 87 Sutherland, Sherrie 87 Swanson, Arlene 87,89, 172,201 Swanson, Claude 87 Swartz, Donna 87 Targgart, Randy 87,126 Tharp, Don 87 Tiemann, Dewanna 87, 175,194,196 Tomsich, Cathy 87,175 Turgi, Suzanne 87 Tweddell, James 87,145 Utley, Thomas 87,173 Veden, Sandra 87 Virden, Joseph 87 Wagner, Katy 88,89,169, 175,197 Walters, George 88 Warnacutt, Sallie 88 Watkins, Anthony 88,173 Wesley, Ray 88 Willett, Jeanne 88 Williams, Mary 88,194 Williams, Sue 88 Wilson, Rebecca Joyce 88 197 Wiseman, Wallace 88,173 175 Wojtanek, Janice 88 Worthington, Loretta 88 Woynaroski, Tim 88,147 Young, William 88,176 Zadra, Marianne 85,88, 175,198 Zane, Sandra 88 Zehner. John 88,126 Sophomorer Alton, Pearl 93 Ameling, Rebecca 93,190 Andershock, Diane 93 Andershock, Joyce 93,175 Ayres, Ralph 93,175,189 Bankert, Marsha 93,173, 194 Bapst, Mark 93,192 Barnes, Cletus 93 Beavers, Dennis 93 Betterton, Karen 93,175 Berry, Alan 93 Billings, Sue 93 Bogue, Darren 93 Brandt, Laura 93,196 Bushore, Stephen 93,148, 179,98 Callis, Patricia 93,192,169 173 Campbell, Douglas 93 Campbell, Duane 93 Campbell, Jeffrey 93,143, 149,145 Carlson, Nancy 93 Chappo, Linda 93 Chemma, Eugene 93,149, 179,145,176 205 7 Collins, Mary 93,186,187, 198 Cook, Mary 93,175 Copner, Ralph 93 Copner, Richard 93 Cormicle, John 93,131,147, 201 Coslet, Anna Marie 93 Coslet, Weldon 93 Cuellar, Sandra 93 Cwiakala, Patricia 93 Darling, Bonnie 93,169, 166,182 Darraugh, Lana 93,175 Dees, Lloyde 93 DeGroff, Deborah 93,126, 131,194 Diamond, William 93 Dickinson, William 93,173 Didelot, Michael 93,145 Dille, Diane 93,187,198 Dixon, Karen 93,192,169 Doyle, Baraba 169 Early, John 93,131 Eastman, Susan 94 Eklund, Dale 94,148,149, 131,145 Ellis, Mark 94 Evans, Susan 94,201 Fiefler, Shirley 94 Ferguson, Elsie 94,168,91, 169,166,198 Fisher, James 94,201 Flaherty, James 94,168,169 France, Karen 94,168,169, 182 Frazier, Helen 94 Fuller, Betty 94 Fuller, Gilbert 94 Fulton, Dorothy 94,190,98, 191,194 Galvin, Michael 911,173, 166 Garnbrel, Philp 147 Gladden, Linda 94,169 Gland, Jeffrey, 94 Griffin, Joseph 94,131,169 Griflin, Michael 94,126, 148,131,169 Grismer, Richard 94,194 Hall, Delbert 94,197 Hauber, Pat 94 Heller, Marie 94 Hess, Clifton 94 Hess, Robert 94,147,184, 185,91 Hoffman, Lynn 941,175 Hofman, Joe 94 Hood, Robin 94 Hopper, Judy 190 Hudson, Rodney 94 Hundt, Keith 94 Hunt, Don 94 Hyde, Constance 94,173 206 I DEX Iler, Linda 94 Isaacson, Jacqueline 94,173 Jackson, Susan 94,184,185 Janowski, Lawrence 94 Je1Trey, Richard 94 Johnson, Dana 94,169 Johnson, Dave 94,147,178 Johnson, Judith 94,175 Johnson, Patricia 94,196 Jones, Charles 94 Kaiser, Carol 94,186 Kaiser, Dale 95,131 Kamaski, Susan 95,175 Kara, Charles 95,147,198 Kashak, Jack 95 Kearney, Stephen 95,143, 175,198 Kelly, Cynthia 95,187,169 Kelley, Linda 95 Kenyon, Christine 95,169 Keyes, Sandra 95 Kilander, Dave 95,148,149, 131,145 Klarich, Mark 95,169,201 Knepp, Penny 95 Krone, David 95,126,131 Kurczewski, Janes 95,131 Kwiatkowski, David 95,169 Lambert, Earl 95 Lambert, Karen 95 Land, Jon 95 Lawrence, Cyndy 95,197 Lease, Michael 95,173 Lesch, Lyndon 95,192 Lickus, Roland 95,131,578 Lind, Antoinette 95,198 Lively, Dale 95,131 Lorenz, Carole 95,169 Lukach, Jerry 95,173 Lukach, Paul 95,131 Lute, Shirley 95,175 MacLean, Kenneth 95,145 Martin, Frances 95 Marschall, Johnny 95 Marschall, Steve 95 Martin, Jerry 95 Mason, Sally 95,175,196 McAdams, Clifford 95 McMullen, William 95, 131,194 Meyer, William 95 Miller, Charles 95,169,201 Miller, Kristelle 95,201 Miller, Fred 95 Mills, Nancy 95,173,194, 195 Mitchell, Fred 95 Mitchell, Richard 96,127, 131 Morris, Chris 96,201 Morrison, Patrick 96,143, 98 Navarro, Joseph 96 Nelson, John 96,147,197 Nelson, Linda 96 Neuschwanger, Sheryl 96, 173 Nicholson, James 96,147, 169 Novakovich, Linda 96,196 Nover, John 96 Oddi, Nancy 96,173,166 Olson, Linda 96,184,185, 190 Overbey, Rhoda 96 Peri, Pamela 96,192,169, 173 Peters, Linda 96 Peterson, Patricia 96,19O, 191,196 Pliske, Betty 96,191 Prybysz, Dan 96,147 Rabe, William 96 Radiger, Delysea 96 Radtke, Dan 96,1 79,91,169 Ramey, Judith 96,194 Reilly, Dale 96 Riovo, James 96 Ritter, Linda 96 Robertson, Dorothy 96,184, 169,173,166 Rucker, Jerilynn 96,184, 169,173,166 Rye, Milton 126,148 Saltzman, Raymond 96 Sauter, Shirley 96 Schmid, Frank 96,131,169 Schmidt, Robert 96,192, 131 Scott, Jerry 96 Seigh, Steven 96 Sexton, Richard 96 Simpson, Candance 96 Sims, Kathryn 96 Sitar, Pamela 169 Smith, Judylyn 96,175,198 Snyder, Ralph 96 Solberg, Gary 96 Sponseller, Donalene 96, 175,182 Stavropoulos, Judy 97 Stec, Kenneth 179,176 Stegeman, Louis 97,197 Suess, Jane 97,169 Sutton, Roger 97 Swenson, Yvonne 97,175, 197 Tomsich, Mario 97 Tuter, Charles 97,194 Ure, Sandra 97 Valpatic, Keith 97,149, 178,131,145,197 Varner, David 97,143,149, 179,189,173,145 Vickers, Bill 97 Villars, Sharon 97,198 Vincent, Tim 97,127,179, 131,91 Voegtle, Tim 97 Vukovich, Linda 97,194 Wagner, Kathleen 97 Watkins, Nancy 97 Watkins, Pamela 97 Watson, George 97,169,194 Waugh, Gary 97,178,201 Wesbrook, Steve 97,126, 192,131,169 Wilding, Sheila 97,190,173 Wilhelm, Richard 97,175 Willett, Marcelle 97,196 Williams, Tim 97,149,131, 145 Windquist, Dianne 97 Witte, Pam 97,196 Witte, Penny 97.175 Waitten, Betty 97 Wolf, Richard 97 Woynaroski, John 97,147 Wucsko, Elizabeth 97 Yagelski, Barbara 97,175 Yagelski, James 97,126, 147,192,131 Yoquelet, Cindy 97,173,166 Zehner, Rebecca 97,182 Zeigler, Rebecca 97 Zumwalt, Leah 97,190,197 Freshmen Aaron, Patricia 100,175, 181,197 Allen, Anna 100 Alton, June 100,181,168 Ameling, Ted 100,132,133 Andershock, Thomas 100 Anderson, David 100 Anderson, Gail 100,169 Anderson, Judy 100,169, 197 Anderson, Lois 100,168, 173 Arnold, Sam 100 Austgen, Janel 100 Austgen, Janice 100 Autrey, Bobby 100,133 Baker, Janell Bartoucek, Stephen 100 Baker, Keith 100,133 Bazik, Glen 100 Bennett, Wayne 100 Berndt, Rex 100 Beschinski, Michael 100, 133,143 Bielawski, Joan 100,169 Billerbeck, Mary Lou 100, 190 Bishop, Linda 100 Black. Jim 100 Bolinger, Michael 100,168 Boo, Don 100,132,133 Bovards, Glenn 100 Boy, Linda 100,190 Branoff, Mark 100 Bratcher, Michael 100 Brennan, Martin 100,139 Brocksmith, Sharon 100, 186,169 Brockway, Elva 100,190 Bross, Robbie 100 Brown, Ronnie 100 Bryarly, Linda 100 Carlson, John 100,168 Carr, Laurie 100 Chrisenberry, Dale Chumley, Marshall 100, 197 Clark, David 100,197 Codd, Alan Codd, Lauren 100,175 Colley, Diane 100,190 Compass, Lynn 101 Condeni, Angela 101,166 Cone, Deborah 101 Cooney, Patricia 101 Cooper, Robert 101 Coslet, Diana 101 Coslet, Michael 101,132 Crowe, Ronald 101,194 Crull, George 101,168 Crumpacker, Janeen Cutler, Judy 101 Cutler, Martin 101 Cwiakala, Frances 101 Dale, Priscilla 101,173 Darling, Lorna 101,181, 169 Dasse, Jo Ellen 101,168 Dasse, Kurt 101,132 Davis, Scott 101 Davis, Sharon 101,169 Dauden, Ron 101 Dawson, Eileen 101,168 Decker, David 101 DeSantis, Susan 101,168 Dickinson, Linda 101 Dolk, Linda 101,168 Donahue, Catherine 101, 186,169 Dorsett, Danny 101,197 Dowden, Ron Drudge, Sue Karen 101 Duncan, Sam 101,168 Dutcher, Richard 101 Earley, Patricia 101,169 Edmonds, Charlotte 190 Ergang, Craig 101,192 Evans, Helen 101 Fancher, Linda 101 Feete, James 101 Fieffer, Thomas 180,176 Fisher, Paul 101.168 Flaherty, Daniel 101,169 Flatz, Jerry 101,133 Folk, Dan 101 Gillies, Nancy 101 Gladden, Sam 101,190,197 I DEX Gland, Marie Diana 101, 175,197 Gland, Thomas 102,201 Goodloe, Linda 102,190 Greenfield. Ron 102,132, 133,178,197,139 Griffin, Nick 133 Grisnier, David 102,132, 133 Guldberg, Linda 102 Hadenfeldt, Carol 102 Hamilton, Howard 102,132 Haney, Scott Hannon, Diane 102,186, 169 Harger, Fern 102 Harnach, Ann 102,106 Hearle, Bonnie 102 Henderson, Dennis 102 Henry, Erland 102' Herring, James 102 Heying, Jerry 102 Highsmith, David 102,169 Hill, Auston John 102 Hiser, Earl Stephen 102, 132 Hodge, Michael 102 Hodgson, David 102 Holdren, William 102 Holdren, Carol Holman, Lee 102 Hopper, Elizabeth 102 Horn, Chris 102 Horton, Ronald 102 Howe, Jayne 102 Hubbard, Lillian 102,197 Hudzik, Ted 102 Hunter, Marrianne 102 Iler, Bruce Isbey, Linda 102,168,197 Jankowski, Pauline 102, 168 Johnson, Allen Ray 168 Johnson, Lee Jones, Vernon Paul 132 Joyner, Pat 102 Kaiser, Pamela 102 Kasko, Karen 102,168,197 Keck, Dennis 102,132,133, Kemp, Patricia 102,169 178 Kelly, Galen 102.139,198 Kemp, Patricia 102, 169 Kinel, David 102,169 Kitehin, Raylana 102 Kleckner, Carl 102,132 Kleckner, Paul 102 Koehler, Edna 102 Kosmatka, James 103,132, 139 Kosmatka, John 103,133 Kozlowski, Steve l03,132, 133 Kuhns, Donald 103 Kuhns, Phillip 103 Lambert, Norman 103, 132,133 Laugar, Edward 169 Lawrence, Sharon 103,186 Lee, Janet 103 Lind, Karen 103 Lindquist, Sharon 168 Lindsey, Robert 133,143, 148,168 Longan, Ed 103 Lorenz, Donna 103,186 Lively, Susan 103 Lorenz, Roberta 103,168 Mabin, Laurie 103 Marquardt, Diane 103 Martin, Carl 103,197 Martin, Judy 103,191 McBride, Jack 103 McCombs, Roger 103 McCorkel, Michael 103 McCormick, Carolyn 103 McCune, Patricia 103,168 McFadden, Sandra 103 McLeod, Darlene 103,191 McMullen. Merle 103 Meese, Deanne 103,186, 197 Meltz, Robyn 103,169 Michaels, Dolores 103,166 Mitchell, Virginia 190 Mook, Ronald 103 Mook, Kenneth 103 Moore, Dale 103 Moore, Deborah 103 Murphy, George 103,132 Navarro, Eliseo 103 Nelson, Thomas 103,133 Nicholson, Dorothy 103, 196 Nicholson, James 103,180 Noble, Dwight 103,168 Oatsvall, JoAnn 103 Ott, Yolanda 104,l69, 197 Pangburn, Linda 104 Parker, Patricia 104,139 Pell, Douglas 104,133 Perry, Brenda 168 Peterson, David 104 Phelps, Marcia 104,169 Pirch, Bradley 104 Pluta, Greg 104 Powell, Jane 104,175 Putchaven. Cletus 104 Radtke, Teresa 104,186, 168 Ray, Susan 104,169 Reichert, Kathy 104,190 Reling, Ray 104- Rentschler, Carl 1014 139 Rickard, Jamie 104,197 Rizer, Carol 104 Roach, Danny 104 Rouch, Patricia 104 Ruge, Thomas 104,132, 168,139 Ruoff, William 104,132 Schrader, Douglas 104 Scott, Jane 104 Schrader, Kathryn 168 Senecal, Roberta 104,197 Sharpe, Cindy Lou Sherwood, Gerald 104 Shivalec, David 104 Singer, Mike 104 Sitar, Keith 104,132,175 Smith, MarySusan 104,186 Smith Sharen 104,169 Solberg, Ronald 104,197 Solley, Alma 104 Spencer, Danald 104 Spirson, Frank 104 Spisac, Donald 104 Spoon, Gayle 104 Stavropoulos, Denise 104, 187,169 Stephens, Linda 104 Stewart, Leroy Byron 105 Sutley, Sherry 105 Swanson, Robert 105 Taubert, Gerald 105,169 Taylor, Larry 105,168 Thames, Judy 105,191 Tidabeck, Dan 105,169 Vallangeon, Harry 105 Valpatic, Peter 105 VanFleet, Willian 105 Varner, Mary Lou 105,181 168 veden, Cathy 105,175,186, 168,166,197 Virden, Steven 105 Walker, Jack 105 1Valker, Rebecca 105,191 Ward, Edward 105 Wayne, Robert 105,132 Weaver, Lucinda 105 Weeks, Ralph 105,197 Wellman, Larry 105,133 Weymier, Debra 105,168, 197 White, Randall 105 Whitney, Guy 105,133,173 Willett, David 105 Wilson, Dick 105,132,139 1Nilson. Harold 105 Winn, Guy 105 Winn, Michael 105 Wireman, Darlene 105 Wiseman, Kathleen 105, 186,168 Wiseman, Mary 105 Wood, Brenda 105 Woodruff, Harold 105 Zeigler, Linda 105 207 2 3 2 if 4 Q ia S2 55 H 3 E s 5 4 'G Q 5 Q E ? L 3 5
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