Clay High School - Minuteman Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1971 volume:

-.i (5 N Al I FN rniiNT ' ' PllHI r I IHPAI ' 3 1 llllllllllllllMIIIIII 833 01877 6366 GC 977 202 S08MI, 1971 iiai««m£:ui)K£K£i«A««mfnm i 1971 Minuteman Clay High School South Bend, Indiana Vol. 39 Winning . . . Through Living WINNING is not only victory in the ballgamc, Or leaving with the prize in a debate meet, Or the acquisition of a new job. Winning is more . . . It is a spiritual sense, A sense you keep deep down inside Or shout to the world. Victory is felt through involvement in activities. Victory in winning a new friend. Victory in learning to conjugate to be in French, Victory in working on the steering committee. Victory in taking Easter baskets to the hospital. This feeling of victory was felt every day at Clay By students as they faced their daily life. The experiences and goals of each student Created some feeling of winning to the individual Whether he felt the inner satisfaction, Or shared his feelings with others. These feelings combined to make a memorable life For all Clay students Through Being, Achieving, and WINNING. Clay ' s Victory Bell was created as a symbol of victory and winning. With the loyal support of spirited Colonials and the rugged determination of the teams, it has been rung and rerung. Although now not frequently seen, the Victory Bell is still alive in the minds and hearts of Clayites. Winning . . . Through Sharing Winning . . . Through Learning Winning . . Through Belonging Winning . . . Through Communicating mi ' ini ' f T ' li- Ji htii ' , ' m-t ti ' ' .!«.£ _]. ru. Winning . . . Through Competing Winning . . . Through Contributing  v,i V K - Colonial Spirit Flourishes Clav students have displayed their spirit in many ways this year. Not only have the halls been decorated by numerous posters, but students of each class and members of various clubs spent many hours preparing floats for the homecoming parade. For the first time at Clay, divided pep ses- sions provided a more organized show of spirit. Despite the division of the pep assemblies into Freshman-Sophomore and Junior-Sen- ior groups, there was lively competition for the spirit jug. spirit Queen Shelley Amor rides with AFS student Peter Schmutzler. Varsity and B-team cheerleaders engage in a comical skit m which . . . all the king ' s horses and all the Kingsmen couldn ' t put Humpty together again. Varsity cheerleaders ignite Clay spirit with a rousing victory cheer. The spirited varsity football team rides to victory. Students join in a cheer be ore the lighting of the bonfire. Clay supporters inspire the players as the team runs back on the field after half-lime. Right: Clay spirit derives its source from the ever-active Spirit Club. Below: Spirit awaits the mighty Colon ials. Clay Claims a Homecoming Victory Above: Freshman, Ann Porowski. Below: Sophomore, Cindy Young. Above: Homecoming Queen, Ruth Ake, escorted by Bdl Howes. Bottom left: Spirit Queen, Shelley Amor. Bottom right: Senior, Judy Granning. Rain didn ' t dampen the spirits of the 1 970 Homecoming crowd as the Colo- nials played for a 52-7 victory over Penn. Queen Ruth Ake and her court reigned over the half-time activities which included the crowning of the queen and the traditional ride around the field. Above: Junior, Sue Towner. Below: Senior, Sally Thellman. 12 Students make their way over to the bonfire for an animated pep session. Elated court representatives and their escorts commence the homecoming activities. Left: Enthusiastic seniors ride on their float in the parade. Above: Mike Meyer and Rick Wilson tote a log to the woodpile. 13 Mr. Irresistible Makes the Girls Talk Abore: Among the crowd, the winning boys dance with Y-Teens. Right: Mr. Irresistible Buddy Palmiter and Y-Teen President Sandy Nicodemus watch Fred Lowman crown Miss Gabby, Carole Barrier. Below: Buddy Palmiter turns m tickets to Jeanne DuBois, Becky Heideman, Judy Sloan and Donna Kopke. On November 6, after a day of silence, the Y- Teens held their annual Mr. Irresistible Dance. The evening was highlighted by the naming of Bud Palmiter as the most irresistible boy and Carole Barrier as Miss Gabby. Belovj: Y-Teen ojjicers and Cabinet members stand with the most popular, handsome, resistible and charming boys. Right: Clay member of the band ' Gunn, John Bayman. imhh liiauL ' ; iiii5- 4iii, Above left: Anne Chabot and her escort, Richard Green. Above center: Court members and their escorts wait to be announced. Above right: Nancy Polman and her escort, Joe Potraza. Right: Queen Pat Zoller and Tom Kinney. Below: Mr. David Kasper is crowned Spirit King. Lower left: Sherry Amor with her escort, Pete Bradfield, is given a flower. Lower cen- ter: Leah Stinson presents the flowers to the court members. Lower right: Linda Stopczynski and her escort, Bob Hibiske. H jfl O 1 fa M 1 E jumJ C =ffl O M ' 1 I .- ' c; :- • N A G «i OI !«l. Dance Follows Homecoming Victory you o Sophomores vin the hall decorating contest v.nth posters like the above. Above right: Senior poster stevs the enemy. Right: Cla couples congregate during inter- mission. Belov: Freshman poster wishes good luck to the team. Belozv right: This poster gives an invitation to visit ' Junior Junction. 16 Right: Queen Pat ZoUer and her escort, Tom Kinney arrive at the Humecomuig Dance. Above: Freshman couples pose for a picture at the dance. r- ■ This year ' s Basketball Homecomin! ; Spirit Week resulted in mueh competition and ri alrv as the (lasses tried to out-decorate each other. After all posters were posted and all riljhons huna;. the Soph- omores were chosen as the best interior decorators. The members of the court, chosen bv the Seniors, were: . nne C habot, Sherry Amor, Xancy Polman. Linda Stopczynski, and Queen Pat Zoller. The fes- tivities were concluded with the Homecoming Dance in the gym. %A aVkW Dogpatch News: Daisy and Abner Wed Dogpatch residents decked out in their Sunday best sit around the wood stove. Marrym ' Sam, alias Mr. Ralph Radecki, plans a wedding for Edna Grenert. The End of the Beginning pro- vided the music for the annual Sa- die Hawkins Dance which was held March 20, 1970. Amidst the rubble of the Dogpatch setting the girls caught their guys and marched them up to Marryin ' Sam. Mr. Ralph Radecki performed the services for all the anxious cou- ples. Junior Ruth Ake was named Daisy Mae and Li ' l Abner was Sen- ior Joel Haney. Left: Jim Sullivan gets a scolding from Debbie Tirotta. Above: Cindy Bow- ie talks Jeff Snyder into a weddin ' . South Bend Progress Club Hosts Prom Last spring the Juniors broke from the annual tradi- tion of having the Junior-Senior Prom in the gym, and deeided to have it in the South Bend Progress (Hub. Mid- night in Central Park was chosen as a theme and was carried out with lanterns along the walls and a foun- tain which was purchased by the Junior Class. Reigning at the Prom on May 23 were King Joel Haney and Queen Gail Papaeh. Music was provided by Eddy Jarrett and his band. The After-Prom was located at the Niles YMCA. Many activities were provided for entertainment, including swimming and dancing. Movies were shown and The End of the Beginning provided music. King Joel Hane and Qut ' t-n Gail Papaeh reign at the 1970 Prum. Above: Couples gather under the lights and talk as they wait for the next dance to begin. Below: A member of the court, Kris Robinson, and her escort, Dave Popovic. Below right: Onlookers gaze at a fountain m Central Park. JV Colonials Griissen Herr Schmutzler Abore: Peter and his American brother, Mark, study in the Sanford home. Below left: In his spare time, Peter enjoys playing football, one of his favorite American sports. Clayites welcomed Peter Schmutzler as their 1970-71 AFS student from Bamberg, Germany. During his event- ful year, Peter lived with the Ralph Sanford family and enjoyed the com- panionship of his brothers Mark, Dave and Jeff, and his sisters Kristine, Kathy, and Kelly. As a senior at Clay, Peter studied Contemporary Society, French IV, Chemistry II, Math IV, and elective English. He also partici- pated in AFS, German Club, and French Club. S m -:k VK x: Ifk ' I r m 7 ' -i ■ .1 5 Above: Peter sits engrossed in the olre Dame-Texas Cotton Bowl game. Left: Peter makes a purchase from Peggy McFarland at the school bookstore. SUMMA CUM LAUDE VALEDICTORIAN Dfhra Schrntyifr SALUTATORIAN Susan kapu ' . a Jebbie Schrocder and Sue Kapusta Cum Laude Mar Beringfr Denise Butterbaugh Janice Colvin Gail Coquillard Mark Hahn Deborah Kilkmrski Deborah Kruyer Mark Langel Rebecca Moffett Lynn Peterson Arlene Pogotis Pamela Shearman Manlee Tihen Palncia W ' nj ik Students Of Distinction Liesbeth Akkerman Shelley Amor Sherry Amor Cynthia Augenstein Susan Ball Susan Balog Eric Brown Pamela Bybee Robert Critchlow Steven Deranek Jack Free I Guy Frederick Katherine Fultz Elizabeth Girvin Judy Granning Jen Green Carol Hiler James I sham Lmda Jackson Roseanne Kintzele Michael Kirk Donna Knpke Edward Koiatch Debbie Lipsky Carolyn Lowrance Todd Maher Teresa Marozsan Beth Miller Wanda Myers Linda Paul S ' ancy Polman Tamara Rupert Brian Shafer James Schmank Lmda Stopczynski Martin Tyl Rosalie VanLue Douglas Weiler Mary Wright Patricia Zoller MAGNA CUM LAUDE Above: Sharon Uardman and Pal McFauL Right: First row: Doris Buzal- ski, Andrea Detro, Karen King. Second row: Terry Graves, Claudia Flatt, Kathy O Dell, Karen Ralstin. Third row: Linda Medich, Mary Lemke, Ann Bradfield. Mary Suter. Fourth row: Kurt Eisbrenner, Ronald Cole, Joan Makielski, Barb Snell. Fifth row: Ellen KuszmauL Susan Wever, Diana Partridge. Mark Sanford. Absent: Ed Windhorst. 21 Winning . . . Through Learning f Winning . . . through learning. Whether it was struggHng through geomctrv proofs. Or a copy of The Red Badge oj Courage, Clayites became winners As they gained in both cxpcricn( e and knowledge. There were frustrating moments for manv. But to the individual. The sudden understanding of how verbs conjugate. Or seeing whv point . connects to point B Made it all seem worthwhile. Some gained membership in National Honor .Society Or National Forensic League. Others were proud of a ' C on a term paper. Not only through academics did Clay students learn. Talented ones wrote music or sculptured. They became active in church and community groups. All who participated won Through asking and learning.  - «• 23 No. 1 and No. 2 Have Principal Jobs An inlornied and interested adminis- tration is a necessitv for anv school to function properlv. C ' lav was fortunate in ha ini); Mr. Phillip Ell. principal, and Mr. Robert .Sikorski, vice-princi- pal. t(i provide such an atmosphere. Throuo;hout the dav both could l)e found at their respective jobs. Mr. .Sikorski adeptlv handled the difficult and often trxins ; job of student affairs. Mr. Ell was in charge of the faculty, and the smooth runnin of the school. He supported all sports, including; the baseball team to the state title, and received a championship ring for his participation. ($AJtL 61. [SXL. Belov:: Mrs. Frances Lein. Secretary to A r. Ell . . . Flat- tery i Jill get xou nowhere — V ' ; must see the principal today. f t K ffm Li ' Jt: During School Spirit iVt ' ek for Baskelhall omecomin , Mr. ill could be found at Officer ' s Headquarters, Fort Colonial. Helov (Center: Mrs. Cleo Kisbrenner, (. ' lay treasurer, keeps very busy preparinff school bookkeeping records and selling supplies from the bookstore. elov Left: Tom Saunders, School Athletic hrector, beams approvingly at the final score as Ir. Phillip Ell, Principal, congratulates Coach unes Waller upon winning the Homecoming jme by a one-point margin. Below Right: For- gn Exchange Student Peter Schmutzler and Jr. Ell discuss the drawings of Senior Heroes. Below: Mrs. Lucille ) ' ( rk, secretary to Mr. Sikorski, Jack says that he n at home, real sick. J I 1 Good Guidance Heads Are Hard to Come By To provide more adequate coun- seling for students in the area of scheduling, careers, college admis- sion and scholarships, a part-time counselor. Miss Clare Groner, was added to the Guidance Department. Also new on the staff was head coun- selor Thomas Vandewalle and secretary Grace King. Other services included a graduate survey and help with Jr. Hi. scheduling. . A r. Thomas Vandewalle, Counselor 2. Mr. Robert Turnock, Counselor, Tennis Coach 3. Mr. James Remebold, Counselor, Baseball Coach Secretary Mrs. Grace King . only smile you ' re going to get! ' :: M: r ' Crooked or not, it ' s the Left: Sue Wever, Mary Suter, ' Would you let go of my hand- ' ! ' ' Beloiv: Wynelle Gay, I won- der if I could get into West Point? 3m Services Aid Students j ' jii . li. nnly hurts when I laugh! itates Chuck Ake. 1. Mr. Edward Hanyzewski, Study Hall 2. Mrs. Helen Manuszak, School Xurse 3. Mr. Bliss Butts. Librarian 4. Mrs. Roselyn Cole, Speech Therapist Special services were available to Clayites through the efforts of four people. Through- out the day study halls were supervised by Mr. Hanyzewski. Mr. Butts managed the library, helping the students to make the best possi- ble use of facilities. Mrs. Manuszak, school nurse, made the well-being of each individual her main objective; while speech therapist Mrs. Cole attempted to help students in need. Jim Stoll broad. ' Ick. look at thai ■- _ y Elective Course is Successful ?. Mr. David Malson, English I, IV 2. Miij Ruth Yeager, Speech and English III 3. Miss Sheila Dempsey, Engluh III, IV J. Mr. John Mouros, English I, II 5. Mr. Daniel Kasper, U.S. History and English II. IV 6. Mrs. Sandra Rowe. English I, II You ' re pro- As an alternative to regular Senior Knglish, the Eleetives program was installed on a trial basis, open to all seniors. Out of a variety ol courses ranging from contemfjorary books to Classics, the students chose three. The program is to be expanded next year, offering a wider choice of courses, adapted to the students ' parti- cular needs. A new face seen in this department was Mr. Dennis Johnston. Right: Shelley Bowland, Mr. Krause the one about the traveling salesman? Students Study Plays Belov: Sand Marks, Kevin Butlerbaugh. Cindy Curtis, and Janette Craven present I William Shakespeare ' s A Midsummer Night ' s Dream Bnitnm righl: Debbie Freel 1 ... Shakespeare said thai? Vickie Pagel, student teacher Miss Sue Keres, Alary Rommel, Mr. Krause . . . ' ' Smile, candid camera! 1. A r. Ralph Radecki, English II, I Latin I. II 2. Mrs. Maryland Lipscomb, English I, II. 3. Mr. Robert Krause, English III, ! ' . Students Study Foreign History . Mr. Alphonse Aguirre, Spanish 2. Mrs. Rosemarie Bradford, German .3. Mrs. Jessie SchiUe. French 4. Mrs. Barbara Grusz mski. French and English 5. Mr. Charles Reams, German Mr. Reavis, Ron Gray . . . Today I shall i ive you students a higher education. Besides grammar, culture, history and back- ground were also among the studies of foreign lan- guage students. C hosen as one of thirty Spanish students throughout the state of Indiana, senior Sue Kapusta spent eight weeks during the summer studying in San Luis Potosi, Mexico. She was Clay ' s representative in the Indiana University Foreign Language Honors Program. Department Initiates New Program Team teaching, advanced courses, and a study of general elections were part of the Social Stud- ies Department. For the first time, team teach- ing was used for U.S. History and several classes were taught through the joint efforts of Mr. Kaspcr and Mr. Spears. New subjects included an advanced history class under Mr. Fretz, with students electing the class and the department making the final selections. Also offered was a Comparative Political and Economic Systems course, with Mr. Huston as the instructor. All social studies classes studied, in some detail, results of recent elections of state officials. 7. Mr. Eldon Fretz, U.S. History, World History. 2. Mr. Leon DeWitte, Introduction to Social Studies, Government-Socio- logy. J. Mr. Milton Harke, Introduction to Social Studies. J. Mr. John Stmson, L.S. History, Government-Sociology. 5. Mr. James Spears, L.S. History, Government-Sociology. Je f Bishop, I ' ve got the whole world in my hands . Above: Wayne k ' urit:, That ' s where our boy ' s rugby learn played last. 1. A r. Meredith Huston, Introduction to Social Studies 2. Mr. Daniel Pulizznttu. Introduction to Social Studies, U.S. History 3. Mr. Glenn Xelson. i ' .S. History, Contemporary Society Left: Sue Reichold, Sandy Beckman, Alan Leek, Student Teacher Kathy Barry, Ron Bennett, Cris Dembmski, Jan Dubois, I didn ' t know they allowed them kmda books at school. Below: Cathy Reihl, Cath Barlow, Mark Hane , Seat-o-torpedo, ate a tomato, mommy salomiH Mathematics is Challenging Both advanced placement and hdnors courses were available in the Math Depart- ment. Advanced math for seniors was com- bined into one section of analysis, which (inered ala;ebra of vectors, mathematical induction, and analytical geometry. Plans were made for advanced trigonometry and . lgebra 2 to be offered next year. Honors students took part in an invitational math contest in the spring. 7. Mrs. Muriel Goheen, Business Math, Elementary Algebra. 2. Mr. Virtus Felton, Geometry, Trade Math. Left: Tom Hadle . . . Slide rule, if you don ' t give me the right answer Til break you!! 3. Miss Sheila Mcintosh. Elementary Algebra. Geometry, Algebra-Tngono- try. High School Math. 4. Mr. James Gerhold, High School Math, Elementary Algebra. Belovj: Ij X doesn ' t equal y. ivhat does!??! PiirrStlitnulzli--r. . . ) ' iiii Durnkuf fs. llii a rj circU ' ' 1 X .J 1. Mrs. Frances Seinard, Elementary Algebra, Analytics. 2. Mr. Mark Brumbaugh, Algebra-Trigonometry, High School Math. Ken Goodhew . . . Gee yhiz, this tsn ' l as easy as it looks! .3. Mrs Patricia Cole, Geometry. High School Math. J. Mr. Kenneth Slankiewicz, Geometry, High School Math. sijuy AJUj ) a || H % m • Science Faculty Expands Rick Garnand . to get ya-- ' ' ' Are you coTnin ' out or am I comin ' in L Mr. Lloyd Johnson, Biology II. III. 2. Mr. Xorris Lockman, Chemistry I. II. Biology II. 3. Mr. Galon Miller, Biology I. -I. .Mr. James Waller, Biology I. 5. Mr. John Grabuzi-ski, Biology I, Physical Science. 6. Mr. Howard Smith, Physical Science, Physics Below: Joe Goebel, Greg Gember . . . ' ' Is that all there zi .- ' Using three members, the Science Department dapted the team teaching concept to Biology I. Mr. wliller concentrated on bio-chemistry, Mr. Waller on lotany, and Mr. Johnson on ecology. Among third ear biology projects were testing for substances vhich produce cancer, birth control hormones in mice, he effects of chemicals on the growth of hydra, and he effects of elements on plant growth. Above: Randy Herr, Chris Hosmski, Mike VandeZande, Kris Cuughlin . Hey. watch it, your hands are cold! Below: Rick Garnand ■ ■ ■ This time I ' ll make sure he gets out. ■-1 iihiiiiiiiiiitEiiBliaailliBacB (!!li:illlllllllSIIIIIIIIRIIHIIJ illllU =--t. lillilli:;::i;:l:t::=a-t:t.-B ' ,if: [iiiiiiiiiuwijaiiHg!iia ' :|!i:! rinniii(iin liBilBB Biiff! s!| ti iiuiiuanaiiaiFBB ■■iiBw-.iiai [: IIIIJIIIIBnillllBB HIIBiSIl llE- ' isiiSE :KJ:£:t;-.j! -i:e; liliilliiil JSSlBlSfi :aBIII :B«E laBIIB ' IBB tS ' C.3 — mm F II ' 11 -F 1I5T iiu ■laia S ' . = ! 3 = - EiSSSSli liHigao ' IBItBISESE ' ;. ' • . •• '  -; .iaitBBti aiaiDBza ' SI m 1 Students Strive For Perfection The Business Department trained the larg- est number of students in its history, with courses in diversified fields of secretarial, cleri- cal, and personal skills. Typewriting classes were updated with the arrival of new Olym- pias, and notehand classes used new texts After a general introduction to business sub- jects, students could select more intensive train- ing. Manv students received further on-the-job training through COE and ICT vocational programs. 1. Mrs. Virginia Kraus, Shorthand II. Office Training, C O.E. 2. Mr. Dan Dimich, Typing, Office Training I, Introduction to Busi- ness. .3. Mrs. Geraldine Walters, Accounting I, II, Xotehand Typing. Left: Donna Kopke. Karen Marciniak, You ' ve got to bejokmg?! Selov Left: Tern Kubiak, -Good Heavens! I ' ve lost invoice 1112! ' Beloir: As the class prepares for another day of typing their teacher remarks, Get on your mark. Get set, Run! Dave Snyder, Now I ' m gmng to tell it like it is! 7. Mr. Thomas Saunders, Typing, Introduction to Business. 2. Mrs. Connie Hague, Shorthand I, II, Office Training I. 3. Mr. David Gleasim. Typing. Business Relations, Introduction to Business. Left: frf kik dcd lol ivi ;p: aqa frf juj ded kik ivs lol sws Belov: Miss Cecilia Flaherty, itudent teacher tu Tim Vermande: We don ' t type things like that m thi: class. ' Graphic Arts Added to Program 40 Vocational opportunities in various fields were open to Clayites. In Power Mechanics, studies of small gasoline engines and auto ba- sics were made. Vocational auto shop students held in-depth studies on the aut omobile. In the drafting area four advanced courses were offered, while in Graphic .Arts different types of photography were learned. The combined classes offered students a wide range for voca- tional study. Mirni Bombrys. Tom Popovic. Mr. Baldvm your goggles? ' And where are . George Friedman, Vocational and Pozoer Mechanics ■ Richard Williams, Power Mechanics, Drafting I, II: I.C.T. . William Baldwin, Power Mechanics, Vocational Auto Shop . Gerald Van Laecke, Electronics I. Graphic Arts . Jack Lowe, Drafting I Below: Tom Popovic . . Well, this is how Mr. Baldwin said to do it! I. Mr 2. Mr 3. Mr J. Mr 5. Mr 3 Home Ec Develops Basic Principles . ;V ry. Ijns Olson, Clothing, Family Living 2. Mrs. Carnlyn Shvlaker, Foods J. Wiss (Carolyn Jf ' flfl, Foofh Home economics courses fall into the three categories of foods, clothing and famih ' living. The overall objective of family living is to help the individual develop wholesome attitudes and understandings concerning human rela- tionships, child development, and the respon- sibilities of family life that will increase the chances of building a happy future. Basic principles and skills of living are introduced to the students in foods and clothing classes. Right, . andy Hecklinsku Mrs. Olson, I ' ukie Buckles . . . A slilch tn tinif saves nine. Below: Joe Cast . . . ' IVhat ' s thai fly doing in the stew? ' ' - .Mr. Raymond Stafford. Basic Art, Drawing and Graphics, Ceramics. 2- .Mrs. Bonnie Brueseke. Basic Art, Painting, Commercial Art. ' . i Art Department Enlarges Curriculum In order to accomodate the growing number of talented art students, an additional drawing and graphics class was added to the Art Department. For the first time, advanced courses were offered to students on the basis of their per- formance in the Basic Art classes. The department worked closely with the junior high art program in an attempt to encourage potential art majors to begin courses in their freshman year. Above: Robert Jrme ' :, Who ' d you expect, Leonardo da Vinci? ' Right: Gary Mester, Roll On! 42 Music Department Has a New Look The Music Department, with a new ioolv, contin- ued to grow as the number of strings in orchestra tripled, glee club increased to a total over 200, music appreciation doubled its previous enrollment, and Miss Linda Sims was added to the instrumental staff. The new look included formal wear for the orchestra and plans for new c hoir robes. ■iboir: Chuck Kr der. Doug Parsons . . . We gonna sing! Health Buildi Bodi les Confidence as an individual and as a mem- ber of a group was gained through the studies of health and physical education. First aid, drugs, and social behavior were among the stressed topics in health classes. Coordination and a competitive spirit were installed in physi- cal education students through such activi- ties as volleyball and gymnastics. 7. Mr. Ray Emruk. Health 2. Mr. Jim Warren, Health 3. Miss Mane Kruckel, Health 4. Mr. Thomas King, Physical Education 5. Miss Joan Mitchell, Physical Education Left: Gary Rhodes, Janet Sweeney, Jim Young, Yvonne Brennan, Mr. Warren, and Dave Hartman . . . Oh hen, I Jorgot the eggs today so you ' ll have to use books. Above: Shem Whitley, Mary Guljas . . . If you don 7 get that pencil out of my ear . . . Below: Al Moss . . . ' It would be better if this ladder had steps. Good Food Clean Halls Although Clay students mav seem unaware of their ser- vices, the custodial staff and cooks are always occupied with assisting them in many ways. The cooks spend their mornings preparing meals for the stu- dent ' s convenience. The jani- tors are always present in case of emergency and are available to perform many necessary and sometimes unpleasant duties. Above: Mrs. Lela Seal, Airs. Henrietta Ridenuur, Mrs. Marilyn Martin, Mrs. Anne Warner, Mrs. Geneva Neely, Mrs. Violet Kajzer. Mrs. Galista Burtsfield, Mrs. Jeanne Ladewski, Airs. Joan Alel- ser, Mrs. Geraldme Blake, Airs. Aiargaret Couch, Mrs. Evelyn Starkweather. Mrs. .Margaret Snod- grass, Mrs. Bertha AicCormick, So, you can take what we dish out, huh? ' ' Left: Mrs. Warner, Mrs. Melser, I ' d rather smile than look at this stuff. Right: Mrs. Neely. They tell us it ' s coconut cream, that ' s v-hat they tell us anyway. Below: Seated: Jim Powell, Mrs. Anne Schlundt, Alichael Sarich. Standing: Ray Beard, Anton Homyak, Harry Alel- ser, Waudell Newman, Quick, snap the picture; same kid just turned the hall lights out. Below: Right: Mrs. Schlundt. I need Eric for these tall places. Winning . . . Through Belonging Winning . . . through belonging. Meeting during homeroom or after school. Clubs offered more than an interlude From the routine of classes. They allowed students with cf)mmon interests To band together. Designing posters and washing cars, Clayites discovered a sense of belonging As thev made new friends. Activities ranged from honoraries. Where members were selected. To service, where volunteers helped others. Understanding was promoted through food drives. Hosting an exchange student, .■ nd exploring foreign cultures in language clubs. Clayites all won By sharing experiences through belonging. 47 NHS Membership Based on Scholarship, National Honor Society members are selected on the basis of citizenship, leadership, scholar- ship, and service. To be considered, juniors must have a point average of 3.2, and seniors 3.1. Activities induded a float for the football home- coming parade and tutoring program designed to help Clay students. Officers were president Steve Kirk, vice-president Debbie Schrocdcr, secretary Karen Ralstin, and treasurer Sue Wever, with Mr. Galon Miller as sponsor. 48 First Row: Mark Langel, Ann Bradfietd, Karen Ralstin, Sue Wever. Deb- bie Schroeder, Stere Kirk, Sponsor Mr. Galon Miller. Second Row: Sue Kapusta, Sue Ball, Ten Cavender, Denise Butterbaugh, Marilee Tihen, Mark Hahn, Ed Windhorst. Third Row: Karen King, Mary Lemke, An- drea Detro, Debbie Kruyer, Joan Makielski, Becki Moffett, Pat McFaul, Lynn Peterson. Mark Sanford. Fourth Row: Dons Buzalski, Ellen Kusz- maul, Claudia Flatt. Mar Suter. Diana Partridge, Sharon Hardman, Kurt Eisbrenner. Ron Cole. Leadership XHS Induction speaker Lavrence XUK ' nincy, inductee Jnel (i iel)et. and Principal Phillip Ell cunt ratulate Tddd Maker, winner of the Teenager nf the Year plaque gn ' cn b the YMi A and the . li ha-Bend Kivann Clnh Senior members: First Roir: Carolyn Lowrance. Pain Shearman. . anc Polman, Pat Zoller. Shelley Amor, Barb Snell. Second Row: Eric Brown. Terry Graves, Janice Colvin, Sherry .-{mor. Beth Miller. Debbie Kitkowski, Linda Medich, Todd Maher. Eric Brown, senior mducte receives his plaque. Honorary member Peter Schmul;ler. Junior members: Eir t Ro:: ' . anette Fabler. Tnii Kingiafer. Jerri Sutherland. Kathy Kilian. Debbie Hood. Mark Schallwl, Gar Olund. Seconil Row: Karen k ' annex. Claire Cordon. Despte Fausch. Kathy Robbms. Leslie Choit;, Debbie Lane, .-ilicia Allison. Vesta Stepniewski. Third Ron ' : Debbie Freshley. Susan Frantz. Jenni Call, Libby Lutes. Mary Wallers. Debbie Casper. Becky Girvm. Pat Allison. Pat Rose. Fourth Row: Sue Towner, Jean Suter. Tom Blake. Bob Heffernan, Greg Gember, Debt Gordon. Ruth Brenneman. Absent: Joel Goebel, Cindy .Martin. Student Council Serves School Council spiinsur, Mr. Gi ' rhold, listens as Mr. Ell addresses Stu- . ' ' dent Council and Spirit Club members at a joint meeting. Elected by their classes, ccjuncil members served as the governing bcjard of the school. They were the sponsors of the annual Football Homecoming, Christmas Dance, and Sadie Hawkins. (Officers were Presi- dent .Steve Deranek, Vice-president Judy Granning, Secretary Jean Suter. and Treasurer Shelley Amor. Sponsor was Mr, James Gerhold. 50 First Row: Mark Granning. Kathy Robbms, Ann Bradfield, Chuck Kelderhouse, Steve Zimmerman. Mike Meyer, Dennis Xiedosik, Steve Deranek. Second Row: Bonnie Lesicki, Debb Berg. Maureen Towner, ton Horvath, Nancy Suter, Pam Jackson, Sherri Lybarger, Gwen Copsey, Sponsor Mr. James Gerhold. Third Row: Despie Fausch, Ruth Ake, Cindy Young, Shelley Amor, Judy Granning, Sue Towner, Mary lams, Jean Suter, Jacki Waggoner. Fourth Row: Mari- lee Tihen, Margie Woljson, Pat Zoller, Sherry Amor, Debbie Wiggms, Kathy Sagi, Kevin Smith, Jeff Cook, Kns Sholty. Fifth Row: Betsy Farquhar, Debbie Dar- nell, Sally Eisbrenner, Kim Webb, Peggy McFarland, Pat Hall, Cmdi Bowie, Terry Forrest, Bill Bodnar. Steve over CO Deranek, President, presides uncil at meeting. Freshman and sophomore members: First Row: Hope Collier, Kathy Colvin, Ann Porowski, Debbie Lady- ga, Amy Loefjler, Sue Huddleslon, Linda Schlotfeldl, Bonnie Lesicki, Sue Bert, Joan Torok, Peggy McFarland. Second Row: Peggy Frederick, Tracy Webber, Sue Dickens. Maribeth Zelmer, Mary Baltnta, Connie Kilian. Sue Hintz, Sherri IVhitley. Becki Baker, Frani Bauer, Maureen Towner, Debb Berg, Mich- ele Hall. Third Row: Barb Lewis, Kalh Leake, Karen Lonstrom, Chris Buzalski, Claire Zoller, Sue Barth, Elaine Riggs, Jeanelte Kmlzele, Cindy Young, Cindy Van iVynsberghe, Renee VanDusen, Carol Barrier. Fourth Row: Nancy Wever, Sharon Knight, Chris Zawlocki, Doltie Roberts, Carolyn Weller, Mary Gillen, Jana Moore, Terry Forrest, Martha Gordon, Wendy Briltam, Sally Eisbrenner, Cindi Bowie, Pal Hall. Fifth Row: Becky Towne, Debbie DeHaven, Diane Coddens, Joan Chabot. Margie Babura, Martha DeVolder, Cindy Thornton, Carol Bye, Cheryl Los. Sixth Row: Connie Bradjield, Betsy Farquhar, Beth Roden, Carol Girolami. Jean Smith. Pat Zawlocki. Mary Han ' cy. Kathy Harrington, Sue Harner, Sandy Bohartc, Pat King. Promoting spirit through- out the school was the objec- tive of the Spirit Cllub. Under the leadership of Mr. Dan Kasper, the group was responsible for the manv decorative posters put up to spur the teams on to victorv. They were also responsible for the Guardian Angel Week, in which girls in the club watched over boys on various teams. Spirit Raises Morale Junior and senior members: First Row: Barb DeRuyver, Robin Dershem, Lori Meyer, Sally Thellman, Louann Lang, Sherry Amor, Janette Craven, Lori Thellmann, Debbie Freel, Marilee Tihen, Sponsor Mr. Dan Kasper. Second Row: Karla Towne. Anne Chabot, Debi King. Mimi Bombrys, Sue Peterson, Sue Ball, Shelley Amor, Margie Wolfson, Debbie Schroeder, Ruth Ake. Third Row: Starr Knight. Kris Kues- perl, Pat Hollisier. Michele Martin, Beth Lockwood, Mary Wallers, Pam Miller, Kathy Wales, Debbie Wiggins, Becki Moffett. Fourth Row: Debbie Beach, Tom LaRue, Linda Stopczynski, Bernie Bauer. Pal Wojcik, Sue Parker. Cathy Reihl, Barb Snell. Jean Suter, Despie Fausch. Fifth Row: Atary lams. Kathy Sagi, Linda Hardin. Ten Wenke, Chris Esberg, Cathy Berg. Laurie Broe, Pam Voight, Jem Call, Jacki Waggoner. Sixth Row: Sue Towner, Kathy Symon, Jeanme .Miller. Kathy Jones, Cathy i ' aldusky. Ellen Akkerman, Denise Butterbaugh, Pat Zoller, Deb Broadrick. 51 HSS ' 71 is a Winning Minuteman Skipped lunches, rushed dead- Hnes. and Ions; hours of workin ; during and after school became routine for the Minuteman staff. Training workshops. layouts, picture croppings. rewritten copy and many proof-readings were all a part of the production of a yearbook of which the school could l)e proud. ©eo oee© Above: Photographers Joel Beckman, Gary Lueneburg and Mike VandeZande decide irho will take the next series of pictures. Below: Jeanne DuBois works to finish sophomore class copy before the deadline. Left: Pat McFaul, Editor, and Mrs. Geraldme Walters, Advisor. Above: Mary Beringer prepares to make a deposit. Below: Seniors: Mike Vande- Zande, Liz Girvm, Sandy Nicodemus, Sue Kapusta, Lynn Peterson, Betty Muellner, Mary Beringer, Pat McFaul, Garry Bayer, Gary Luene- burg. Right: Lynn Peterson and Liz Girvin. Far Right: Underclass- men: Front: Debbie Hood, Deb- bie Casper, Kalhy Hummer, Mary Waiters, Jeanne DuBois. ■yt ; Joel Beckman, Libby Lutes. Consisting of page editors and spon- sor Mr. Dennis Johnston, the newlv estabhshed Student I ' .ditorial Board reviewed conlroxersial .irticles for the Colonial. Continuing as a bi-weekly publication, the paper presented cur- rent articles of interest to the student body and doubled its previous size while enjoving a higher subscription rate than ever before. The Colonial printed the student directory, plus the annual Christmas and Senior specials, and, with the yearbook, sponsored the Publications Subscription Dance. Editorial Board Established Colonial Staff membera prepare for deadline Staffers pasting-up. «i.m Mr. Donald Dake Superintendent of Schools Mr. Phillip Ell Principal Mr. Robert Sikorski Ass ' t, Principal Mr, Dennis Johnston Advisor Shrtfuliniial The Colonial is a student paper published bi weekly and is a stand- ing member of Quill and Scroll and the Northern Indiana Press Associ- ation. Clay High School 52960 Emmons Road South Bend, Indiana 46637 Editop-in-Chief Steve Kirk News Editor Sherry Amor Assistant ..(■•■■. LouAnn Lang Sports Editor Thorn Kinney Assistant Joe Goebel Feature Editors, ,. .Debbie Frazier, Marcie Wolfson fit Ellen Kusrmaul Artist I ,o ,, .Eric Brown Artist. Photographers . Eric Brown .Scott Guttermuth Cheryl Warrick Business Mgr,.., Debbie Schroeder Ad Mgr Robin Rice Assistant Kathy Wharton Circulation Mgr. . , Pat Z oiler Contributing Writers and Workers... Chris Esberg, John Fey, TerT - Wenke, Bill Howes, Cathy Wal- dusky, Mn Chabot, Jim Davis, Dale Damp, Craig Webb, Steve Lynch, Evelyn Thornburgh, Barb Snell, Claudia Flait, Joan Far- quhar and the students of Clay High School, Printed by Ramarr Printing Co., Elkhart, Indiana Advertising rates : column inch. $2 per Subscription rates : $2 per year. Band Demonstrates Its Talent First Row: Kathy Robbms, Leslie Choitz, Diana Partridge, Kathy Hey- tng. Sue Ball, Karen Bare. Second Row: Kathy Greenway, Ann Brad- field, Betsy Farquhar, Scott Ntckerson, Gilbert Martin, Carol Montague, Liz Hyde, Lynn Peterson. Third Row: Jeanne DuBois, Kathy O ' Dell, Debbie Squint. Jeri Messmore, Sandy Strope, Dan Barber, Ron Sud- darth, Dan Borkowski, Jeff DuBois, Mike Frazier, Dennis Wilson, Mark Chidister, Jim Effertz. Fourth Row: Denise Beach, Janet DelVecchio, Steve Kovatch, Tracy Klemz, Michele Wolf Mary Black. Fifth Row: Con- nie Bradfield, Mike MacCausland, Jeff Brittain, Gary Montgomery, Brent Proctor, Richard Allen, Dennis Thrash, Tom Broadrick, Elaine Galvas, Ron Gray. Drum Major, Rocky Leroy, directs band in the school song. 54 In Concerts, Parades First Row: Euelyn Sandeen, Sheryl Lybarger, Kathy Thompson, Fran- ces Moss, Joanne Balog, Jackie Colvin. Second Row: Sandy Porter, Jeff Nickerson, Richard Barth, Jan DuBois. Cindy Martin. Tim Collins, Jim Shaul, Sue Balog. Third Roiv: Chuck Kelderhouse, Jeff Kope, Brian Nelson, John Gish. David Lowry, .Sue Muckenfuss, Joan Celmer, Mike Gatchell, Steve Deranek, Gerald Barnes, John Foster, Bob Hibiske. Fourth Row: Steve Bice, Dave Baker, Richard Hon, Mark Peterson, Craig Lamb, Doug Watkms, At AIoss, Mike Marvin, Scott Gutermuth, Brad Lunde, Rocky Leroy. Directors: Miss Linda Sims, Mr. Richard Lovin. With Mr. Lovin directing and Miss Linda Sims assisting, the 82 band members provided colorful entertainment during football half-time with a variety of tunes. They participated in the annual Memorial Day Parade, and also in the Holiday Parade. The band received a first-place rating last spring at contest, with individually entered members also doing well. Funds were gained through the sale of holiday fruitcakes. Band officers were president, Steve Deranek; vice-president, Lynn Peterson; secretary, Elaine Galvas; and treasurer, Bob Hibiske. Rocky Le- roy was the drum major, with Connie Bradfield as majorette. Twirlers: Debbie Kruyer, left, and Elaine Gal- vas, add an extra feature to the band. 55 Pep Band members: Kathy O ' Dell Tracy Klemz Kathy Greenway Ann Brad field Sue Ball Jan DuBois Cindy Martin Mike MacCausland Dennis Thrash Rich Allen Mike Frazier Ron Suddarth Dennis Wilson Mark Chidister Sue Muckenfuss Ron Gray Scott Gutermuth Dai-e Baker Director: Miss Linda Sims Bands Spur Spirit Rousing school support with music was the job of the pep band, who per- formed at all home basketball games under Mr. Richard Lovin. The band could be heard striking up the school song at morning pep assemblies, spur- ring the team on to victory. An excellent rating was received by the dance band at the annual XISBOVA contest. They were also available for dinner-music engage- ments. Dance band members: First Rovj: John Foster, Bob Hibiske, Jan DuBois, Tim Collins, Jim Shaul, Ann Bradfield, Gerald Barnes, Steve Deranek. Second Row: Lynn Peterson. Brad Lunde, Scott Gutermuth, Al Moss, Rocky LeRoy, Mike Marvin. Third Row: Mark Chidister, Jeff DuBois, Dan Barber, Ron Suddarth. Fourth Row: Gary Montgomery, Mike Mac- Causland, Brent Proctor, Mark Langel. Ron Gray. Spring and Fall Concerts Presented Spring and fall concerts were presented by the or- chestra, in conjunction with the band. With Mrs. . rthe- da .Spencer conducting, the orchestra soloed at the Clhristmas Concert, the in- strumental festival, and various dinner music en- gagements. Joining with the glee clubs, the group also played at the city-wide musical program ' ' Motion and Commotion. Above: Mrs. Artheda Spencer directs the orchestra in a selection at the Christmas concert. Right: The orchestra proudly displays their new uniforms at O ' Laughlin Audi- torium. Musical Entertainment For Musical melodies ranging from Christmas carols to modern favorites were provided through- out the year by the glee clubs, under the able direction of Mrs. Dorothy Powers. O ' Laughlin Auditorium was the scene of the annual Christ- mas concert, which was sung to a capacity crowd. For the first time, a city-wide musical program Motion and Commotion ' ' was sponsored by the school corporation, with Clay students singing a medley of World War I songs, complete with props. Ake, Ruth Alpert, Stephen Altic, Dennis Armes, Janet Armes, Karen Aurand, Debra Berry, Kathy Bombrys, Mary ' Brenneman, Ruth BroiL ' n, Eric, Accomp. Buzalski, Christine Carroll, Margaret Carter, Julie Clark, Barbara Copsey, Gwen Cutler, Sharon Dales, Patricia DeRaeve, Marsha Dickens, Sue Erickson, Paula Ernsberger, Craig Eujemi, Christine fahler, Nanette Freel, Deborah Denotes Szi mg Choir Members Second Period Glee Club Grauel, Timothy Gray Ronald Grove, Elizabeth Guljas, Mary Guljas. Rose Hall, Michelle Haughee, Amy Hinz, Janine Huddlestun, Tern Hunn. Kenneth Jacques, Robert Jones, Kathleen Jusczak, Deborah Keresztes, Donna King, Dawn King, Patricia Kollar, Thomas Korn, Kathy Kramer, Mary Krych, Christine Kryder, Linda Kuszmaul, Nancy Ladyga, June LaRue, Tonette McBride, Michelle McCain, Roy AlcCain, Russell McDoyjell, David Mohn, Sandra Morozowski, Julie Nagy, Karen Newcomer, Linda Nicodemus, Sandy Polman, Nanc Schroder, David Schreiner, Joseph Seese, IVilliam Seybold, William Sheneman, Patricia Siebrecht, Enka Singleton, Denise Smedley, Linda Snyder, Jeffrey Stabnik, James Thornton, Cynthia VanLue, Nancy Voss, Juergen Wright, Nancy Freshman glee club members form living Christmas trees as the orches- tra begins the processional. All Provided by Glee Clubs Left: Glee club members line up for the processional. Above: Mrs. Dorothy Powers directs the glee clubs. Augenstein, Cynthia Barlow, Ken Barrier, Carol Bauer, Bemadette Berger, Michael Bowie, Cynthia Card, Candace Carter, Sharon Chabot, Anne Collier, Patience Colvin, Kathryn Colzc ' ell, Roland Combs, Carla Corcoran, Suzanne Coughlin, Knstine Crabbs. Carol Darnell. Deborah Detro, Andrea Detro, Mary Eisbrenner, Kurt Fausch, Despina Felton. Sandra Flatt, Claudia Denotes Swing Choir Members Third Period Glee Club Fordyce, Douglas Girvin, Rebecca Green, Vicki Haney, Linda Hankins, Timothy Hawkins. Jean Heideman, Becky Heiden, Michael Higgs, Coleen Hollister, Patti Hulecki, Deborah King, Deborah Kingsafer, Tom Kryder, Charles, V.Pres. Kuszmaul. Ellen Landick, Janice Lang, Louann, Sec. Liggett, Patricia Lonstrom, Diane Madey, Deborah Marozsan. Teresa McFaul, Patricia, Accomp. Melton, Mindy Midili, Emily Miller, Jeanine Parsons, Douglas, Pres. Partridge, Diana Phillips, Bonnie Pinckert, Deborah Quiggle, Pamela Rost Patricia Rupert. Kevin SanJord, David Stopczynski, Linda Sutherland, Jerri Thornburgh, Evelyn Treash, John V ' an W ' ynsberghe, Cynthia Voight, Marrla V ' oight, Pamela Weiler, Douglas Wenke, Teri Williams, Ronald Wright, Bonnie Ziegert, Deborah Brad Lunde — Bass Guitar Michael MacCausland — Percussion Capacity Crowd Enjoys Concert Sixth Period Banji, William Beamer, Rebecca Beckman, Sandra Berg, Debra Binder, Susan Bishop, Jeffrey Bonnell, Patricia Borkowski, Mark Bottorff. Robert Boyd, Beverly Bra , Stephen Brown, Gregory Clark, Glen Coddens, Diane Collier. Hope Cutler, Karen DeHaven, Debra DelVecchio, Janet DeVoe, Kathryn, Accomp. Farekas, Jo Ann Fladeland, Leanne Frazier, Deborah Gibbs, Christine Harvey, Mary Helling, Nancy Irby, Brenda Jenkins, Car la Kay lor, James Denotes Swing Choir Members Glee Club Keen, Elizabeth Kline, Mark Koch, Lelia Kopke, Nancy Ladyga, Deborah Landis, Beverly Larson, Judith McCune, Kathie McGeehan, Patricia Panis, Kathleen Parsons, James Polman, Patli Porowski, Ann Porter, Barbara Roberts, Dorothy Ryan, Bruce Saz, Marjory Shanley, Patrick Smith, Craig Smith, Terry Staner, Linda Thompson, Kathy Towner, Rebecca Turk, Stacey Twitchell, Stanley VandeKamp, Kathleen Wack, Theresa Welsh, Janet Above: As Mrs. Powers directs, junior Becky Girvin performs a solo from Handel ' s Messiah while accompanied by the orchestra. Below: Swing choir members use a soft touch as they tell what Christmas Is. Artistic Ability Demonstrated First Row: Sponsor Mr. Raymond Stafford, Sue Balog, Marsha De Raeve. Janette Craven, Kath Borkowski, Ralph Anderson, Barbara Braden, Ann WiUtams, Betty IVishmsky, Maureen Borowski, Debbie Broadrick. Second Row: Lori Meyer, Debbie Kruyer, Dee Lonstrom, John Fey, Tom Broadrick, Charlette Turk, Suiun Pelka, Mike Schmaltz. Third Row: Marilee Tihen, Becki Moffett, Chris Puchala, Lou Ann Coe, Karen Xagy, Iind Melton, Linda Paul, Arlene Pogotis. Fourth Row: Bunni Studt, Laura Brae, Margie Wolfson, Kathy Jones, Mark Chidister, Janice Stanley, Kathy Thompson. Clreative talent flourished in the Art Club under Mr. Raymond Stafford. For a small fee, deeorative posters advertising any club event around Cla ' were made. .Artistic efforts were shown at the annual spring art show, where manv works hv students were hung in the halls. Officers were president Deb Broadrick, vice-president .Sue Balog, secretarv Maureen Borowski. and treasurer John Fev. 61 Y-Teens Donate Time and The Y-Teen symbol. The triangle represents the girl and the globe represents the inter- national scope of Y- Teens. junior and senior Y-Teens: First Row: Spon- sor Mrs. Connie Hogue. Sandy Nicodemus, Ro.xanne Koeppen, Debbie Lane, Laura Dodge. Second Row: Jess Krillenberger, Bec- k Heideman, Pat Liggett, Cindy Lidecker. Third Row: Kathy O ' Dell, Mimi Bombrys, Bernie Bauer, Chris Gember. Fourth Row: Debbie Wiggins, Mary Walters, Michele Martin. LuAnn Pfaller. Fifth Row: Ann Bradfteld, Libby Lutes, Donna Kopke, Pat Hollister. Sixth Row: Sue Smith, Pat Rich- ardson, Mary Bottorff. Below: Debbie Lane, membership; Sandy Nicodemus, President; and Mary Bottorff, service assist in present- ing the championship baseball picture to Mr. Phillip Ell, principal. Open to all Clay girls, Y-Teens offered opportunities in both the social and service areas. The first big event was the annual Mr. Irresistible Dance, at which Buddy Palmiter was crowned the most irresistible boy and Carol Barrier, the gabbiest girl. They also spon- sored the Thanksgiving program, which featured the presentation to the school of the framed color pic- ture of the 1970 State Baseball Champions. .Service to the com- munity was given by the presenta- tion of Christmas baskets, and caroling at the St. Joe County Home. Sponsors were Mrs. Wal- ters and Mrs. Hogue. 62 Service to the Community Mary BotlorJJ, Bud Palmiter, and Sandy Nicodemus enjoy the highlight of the evening, the crowning of Mr. Irresistible. Right: Denise Butterbaugh of O.E.A. poses by the Y-Teen Christ- mas tree in the office where she fulfills her on-the-job training requirements- Freshman and sophomore Y-Teens: First Row: Kathy Grounds, Chris Dembmski, Linda Schmokel, Betty Jackmovich, Debbie Romak. Dottie Roberts, Pam Herring, Kathy Vrabel, Donna Szymczak, Nancy Kuszmaul, Jeanne Klavnter, Dorrine Johnson. Second Row: Elise Lennon, Linda Kryder, Judy Sloan, Linda Polman, Carol Bye, Terri Canlwell, Julie Car- ter, Wendy Brittain, Debra Buzatski, Becky Perkins, Sponsor Mrs. Walters. Third Row: Jeanne DuBois, Anyce Snyder, Chris Krych, Mich- elle McBride. Carol Barrier, Sue Dickens. Frani Bauer. Shem ] ' hilley, Debbie Lloyd, Cheryl Los, Teresa Branum. Fourth Row: Beth Terry, Cindy Horn, Kerry Mulderink, Jan DelVecchio, Anna Cheh. Cindy Mar- tin. Tracy Klemz, . ' ancy Kopke, Jan DuBois, Connie Bradfield. Fifth Row: Kathy Sanford, Maureen Haney, Nancy Suter, Lori Honath, Kathy Thompson. Fran Moss, Men Kramer, Sue Hawk. Clubs Sponsor Programs til-) nit-rnber ' s: First Rmr: htuuw u i ' )sik, Eugene Wuergler, Paige Patty, John Lindzy, Mark Granning, Ralph Anderson. Second Rov: Mark Smith, Brad Stewart, Frank Frick, Scott Gutermuth, Jim Kumle, Joe Schreiner. Third Row: Sponsor Mr. Dan Dimich, Gar Evans, Jim Peterson, Dennis Wilson, Tim Sullivan, Ron Klute, Al Lewis. Fourth Row: Paul Porowski, Steve Deranek, Rich Green. Jim Sxmon. Terry Gutermuth. Left: Mr. Tom Saunders. Lettermen spon- sor. Right; Hi-} ' Symboi.The cross sig- nifies the central place of Christ in our lives. The triangle is the symbol of unity, signifying body, mind, and spirit. Lettermen ' s club: First Row: John Tyl, Alike Ryan. Ralph Anderson, Jack Freel, Tom Popo- vic, Marty Tyl. Second Row: Rocco Sacco, Mike Watford, Jim Pogotis, Rod Davidson, Gary Evans. Phil Bonadies, Tom Kinney. Third Row: Don Fejer, Dick Arndt, Bob Barrett, Jim Peterson, Chris Morrow. Mike Heiden, Todd Maher. Fourth Row: Larry Emrick. Tim Penkala, Steve Deranek, Walter Wagner, Guy Frederick, Jim Archambault. Fifth Row: Kent Juday, Garry Bayer, Rich Green. Kevm Butterbaugh, Paul Porowski, [ ' incton Ake, Gil Martin. Sixth Rovj: Dave Aurand. Andy Replogle, Gary Niedosik, Joe Goebel. Greg Gember, Mike Reed, Craig Sulen tic. Ih % ic s y President Paul Porowski, vice- president A! Lewis, secretary Mark Granning, and treasurer Frank Frick planned an active vear for Hi- ' . The annual ' ' Has Been, Will Be game and an Easter program were among their undertakings. Lettermen ' s club was com- posed of boys who earned a letter in some sport. They operated concession stands at the football games, and made a donation to the Indiana State Basketball Hall of F ame. A.F.S. Hosts Student First Row: Laurie Broe, Mike VandeZande, Doug Grauel, David Imhof, William Kirk, Mike Glaser, Juergen Voss, Peter Schmutzler, Co-Sponsor Miss Sheila Dempsey. Second Roio: Patti Collier. Candy Card, Connie Bradfield, Leslie Choitz, Carol Montague, Linda Nevjcomer, Dorrine Johnson, Jeanne Klawiter, Michael Miranda. Third Row: Mindy Melton, Sue IVever, Beth Miller, Candy Vitdenhoiven, Chris Gember, Salli Wood, Emily Midili, Judy Moon, Nancy Kuszmaul, Jen Messmore, Fourth Row: Mary Wright, Mark Sanford, Cindy Martin, Becky Towner, Hope Collier, Joan Martin, Bev Landis, Beth Keen, Kevin Rupert, Kurt Eisbrenner. Fifth RoiiK Karen Nagy, Cindi Bovne, Jana Moore, Carolyn Weller, Karen Burbridge, Peggy McFarland, Pat Hall. Sally Eisbrenner. Mia Gember. Qw-- - ,. ' ■ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ,r Peter talks with A.F.S. sponsor Mrs. Olson V Peter Schmutzler A potluck supper for area foreign exchange students and their American families, the annual Fish Fry, and the A.F.S. week were among the many activities of the A.F.S. committee. Money- making projects such as candv sales and the Talent Show helped to sponsor the past year ' s exchange student, Peter Schmutzler. Co- sponsors were Mrs. Olson and Miss Dempsey. 65 Human Relations Sponsors Panels First Row: Betty Jackmovich, Becky Heideman, Patty Liggett. Cindy Lidecker, Linda Medich, Teresa Marozsan, Mary Kramer, Sue Hav k, Cheryl Pastor, Fran McCollester, Kathi Mudunlder, Davjn King. Second Row: LouAnn Coe, Pal Dales, Judy Edwards, Ann Williams, Emily Midili, Jen Messmore, Nancy Kuszmaul, Karen Nagy, Mmdy Melton, Sandy Nicodemus. Third Row: Karen Campbell, Erika Siebricht, Jerri Sutherland, Karen Kanney, Kath Sweeney, Betty Wishmsky, Meg Dryer, Ralph Anderson, Alicia Allison, Jem Call. Pat Allison, Roxanne Koeppen, Debbi Lane, Tern Cantwell, Sponsor Mr. Gra- bowski. Fourth Row: Cindy Augenstem, Peggy McFarland, Mary Battisla. Sue Barth, Cindy Young, Sue Corcoran, Bonnie Phillips, Priscilla Peterson, Laurie Broe, LuAnn Pfaller, Debbie Wiggins, Mary Walters, Lori Thellman, Libby Lutes. Fifth Row: Mimi Bombrys, Marilee Tihen, Pat Custard, Rex Emmans, Cathy Barlow, Jeanine Miller, Ka thy Symon, Ellen Akklrmen, Mark Sandford — President, Linda Stopczynski, Joan Farquhar, John Fey. Sixth Row: Perry Sams, Marti Montogomery, Debi King, Sue Hill, Carla Combs, Jone Boggs, Bev Celmer, Gad Coquillard, Kathy Jones — vice-president, Debbie Broadrick, Dee Lonstrom, Bemie Bauer, Rick Baer, Doug Fordyce, Dave Sanford. Front: Maggi Carroll and Gail Coquillard, advisory board, Kathy Jones, vice- president. Back: Mark Sanford, president, and Laura Dodge, secretary-trea- surer. An active schedule was planned by the new- Human Relations Club sponsor, Mr. Grabowski. (Jpening the projects was a car wash, followed by a bake sale at local stores. Funds obtained were used to finance the year ' s programs. A Thanksgiving Food Drive was undertaken, with the food being donated to the C;iay Neighborhood Center. They also held several parties for nursing homes and centers, and presented panel assemblies for each class. Debat ers Gain Experience First Row: Vicki Buckles, Mark Sanford, Juergen Voss, Kurt Eisbrenner, Marilee Tihen. Second Row: Cindy Remke, Sponsor: Miss Ruth Yeager, Bill Howes, Kathy Sagi, Despie Fausch, Chuck Kelderhouse. Third Row: William Kirk, Craig Webb. Brent Hansen, Brad Stewart, Kirk Hnsmski, Lort Meyer. Fourth Row: Rick Baer. Becki Moffett. Cindy Martin. Z,!c Girvin. Mary Wright, Liz Hyde, Barb Snell. Debaters became environmental activists as they argued the pollu- tion problem throughout the year, highlighted by an overnight clinic at Purdue. Students attended meets at various schools, enter- ing in a wide range of events, from debating to model legislatures and discussions. Degrees were re- ceived in the National Forensic League, a speech honorary. Mem- bers also assisted speech classes in the sale of TB seals, in which Clay sold more than any other city school. J.««5 ' f f ► ai -v SE: Cindy Curtis buys Christmas seals from Paul Porowski, a speech class member. 67 Spanish Club members: First Roic: Kathy Vrabel, Debbie Ladyga, Kathy Svjeeney, AlaryPat Hef- feman, Betsy Farquhar, Rita Ellis, Rita Probst, Karla Towne. Second Row: Marcia Leer, Cindy Martin, Debbie Lane, Ann Bradfield, Connie Bradjield, Jane Smith, Dorrine Johnson, Judy Waltz, Kris Coughlin. Third Row: Cathy Catanzarite, Bonnie Lesicki, Karen Kanney, Michele Martin, Sue FraTL z, Vesta Stepniewski, Pam Shearman, Sue Kapusta, Karen King. Fourth Row: Joan Martin, Deb Kitkowski, Roseanne Kintzele, Laura Dodge. Despie Fausch. Lisa IVtng, Debbie Darnell, Sue Corcoran, Beth Roden. Fifth Row: Joanne HeJJernan, Martha DeV older, Sue Dickens, Jamie Pierce, James Xunemaker, Tom Frisz, Kirk Hosinski, Carol Girolami. Sixth Row: Jan Dhoore, Xancy Ferro, Shem Whitley. Becki Baker. Mary Battista, Sue Hintz, Connie Kilian, Lloyd Palmiter, Mark Langel The Wind City Cultural Interests Expanded Spanish club sponsor . Ir. Dennis Johnston. Spanish Club planned a busy year, under presi- dent Joan Farquhar, viee- president Mary Pat Heffer- nan. secretary Betsy Far- quhar, and treasurer Kathy Sweeney. Activities planned included fiestas, at which members devoured Mexican food, and the annual trip to Chicago. Under the direction of Mrs. Schille, the French Club planned their annual trip to Chicago, and also worked to attain a series of French language films to be shown at school. 68 French Club members: First row: Nancy Kopke, Patti Polman, Linda Newcomer, Kathy Greenway, Jerri Sutherland, Joanne Mulligan, Eric Brown, Ruth Brenneman, Miss Dygulski, Claire Gordon. Second row: Sponsor Mrs. Schille, Karen Sly, Karen Burbridge, Carolyn Weller, Mary Gillen, Maria Gember, Jon Gember, Stephen Alpert, Peter Schmutzler. Kathy Fultz, Paula Erickson. Third row: Debra Buzalski, Karen Lonslrom, Chris Golubski, Debb Berg, Elaine Piggs, Jeanette Kmtzele, Audrey Molenda, Karen S ' agy, Gwen Copsey, Mike Miranda, Pat Dales. Fourth row: Mark San ord, Kathy Leake, Linda Labu- zienski, Marrla I ' oight, Sandy Felton, Xancy Weuer, Pam Jackson, Sandy Beckman, Betsy Burbridge, Al Levjis, Martha Gordon. Fifth row: Deb Kitkowski, Kathy Symon, Bernie Bauer, Cheryl Smith, Laura Dodge, Becky Mester, Chris Janiszczak, Mary Lou Lemen, Mary Kay Black, Chris Gibbs. Si.xth row: Joe Kruyer, Debbie Hood, Mark Gleixner, Joe Wmterbothani, David Imhof, Scott Hmtz, Jim Craig. John Nevjcomer, Marc Merrill. 9 © German Club members: First Row: Debbie Squinl. Diane Robinson, Mark Frazier, Mike Marvin, Roberl Jacques, Jeanne Klawiter, Sponsor Mr. Reams, Michelle Szigeti, Becky Girvin, Karen Ralstm, Chris Franklin, Maureen Borowski, Peter Schmutzler. Second Row: Kris Kuespert, Tern Richardson, Sue Binder, Alicia Allison, Roxanne Koeppen, Pat Allison, Kalhy O ' Dell, Sue Ball, . ancy Kuszmaul, Scott Trnger, Rick Baer, Juergen Voss. Third Row: Robin Dales, Stephanie Girvin, Kathy Sanjord, Candy I ' ltdenhowen, Paige Patty, Dennis Xiedosik, Bob Cantwell, Joe lams. Bill Bodnar, Dennis Graham, Ron Klute, Mark SanJord, Tim Kirk. Fourth Row: Greg VandygriJJ, Jim Haynes, Tom Blake, Joe Schremer, Craig Ansbaugh, Mark Schallwl, Craig Peterson, Scott i ' ickerson, Mike Glaser, Karen Bare, Leslie Choitz, Doug Grauei Fifth Row: Nancy VanLue, Pat Dales. Deb Kitkowski, Maribeth Zelmer, Debbie Gatzka, Pat Zoller, Lori Thellmann, Dennis Thrash, Wayne Waggoner. Ed Kovatch, John Cook, Mike Schmaltz. Sixth Row: Dennis St. Germain, Gary Montgomery. Ron Gray, Craig Ernsberger, Mary Rom- mel, Pat Rose, Terry Graves, Cmdi Bowie, Eric Brown, Kevin Smith, Jeff Cook. Foreign Dinners Held A German dinner at Hans Haus Restaurant and the Clhicago trip were among German CHub activ- ities. Flans were made to send a group of students to Germany for studv. Latin CHub was open to all students interested in the classics. A Roman din- ner was planned for the spring. Their main pro- jects were the building of model aqueducts and thea- ters. Latin club members: First Row: Tom Broadrick, Mark Makielski, Cathy Barlow, Arlene Pogotis. Sponsor: Mr. Ralph Radecki. Second Row: Tim Taylor, Mary Smith, Lee Worman, Linda Polman, Kris Sholty, Jim Davis. Third Row: Mark Chidister, Paul Nowicki, Tom Mulligan, Linda Paul, Janette Craven. Fourth Row: Joe Lemke, Tim Vermande, Jana Moore, Beth Terry, Mary Ann Sluyter, Kathy VandeKamp. Above: Biology club members: First Row: Gary Rhodes, Bill Farmer, Kevin Joziviak, Mary Wright, Rick Baer, Bill Bodnar, Paul Akkerman, Sponsor Mr. Lloyd Johnson, Kathy O ' Dell, Deb Kitkowski, Mike Schmaltz. Second Row: Terry Gutermuth, Scott Nickerson, Mark Schal- liol, Robert Jacques, Mike Mauel, Rick Connors, Karen Ralstin, Chris Hosinski, John Newcomer, Michelle Szigeti. Third Row: David Imhof, Al Walker. David Hollenback, Debbie Schroeder, Marilee Tihen, Sue Ball. Sue Balog, Debbie Kruyer, Julie Carter, Tern Canlwell. Below: F.7.A. members: First Row: Co-sponsor AIiss Clare Groner, Kathy Fullz, Pat Liggett, Vesta Stepniewski, Cindy Lidecker, Debbie Jusczak, Kathy CDell, Paul Ditlinger, Co-sponsor Mrs. Sandra Rowe. Second Row: Deb Kitkowski, Chris Gember, Renee Radecki, Karen Nagy, Paula Erickson, Patti Sheneman, Judy Sloan, Linda Kryder. Third Row: Brad Stewart, Becki Mo Jell, Karla Towne, Erika Siebrichl, Laurie Brae, Jem Call. Debbie Bohanc. Fourth Row: Arlene Pogotis, Linda Paul, Donna Kopke, Debbie Hood, Mary Smith, Evelyn Thornburgh. John Fit- terling, Jim EJjertz- Biology, F.T.A. Take Active Stands Fighting environmental pollution with action, not words, was the attempt of the Biology Club. Local field trips to places such as sewage treatment plants helped members to understand how vast the pollution problem is, and led them to plan clean-up campaigns. At meetings dissection was also studied, with fdms shown. Reading materials, films, and field trips to local col- leges constituted the year for Future Teacher members. As part of their preparation, they worked closely with the Cadet Teaching program of South Bend. They also worked as a coordinating agent with the White House Conference on Youth, discussing issues of national attention. 70 rm Car Club members: Greg Kope. Sieve Bice, Dennis Maike, Cliff McCauley, Jan Seach, Gary Cook, Roy Dowdy, Fred Lowman, Larry Peak, Torn Mur- dick, Terry Jones, Larry Rhodes, Dave Marvel, Dave Williams, Pete Kidder, Bruce Brovni, Ron Cole. Ralph Morales, Dan Borkovski, Herb Eddy. Rick Rankel, Kent Wyatt, Bob Mead. Sponsor . Ir. William Baldwin. Tom Popovic, Phil Albert New Organizations Formed Amon the new organizations at Clav, the Astronomy CHub was open to those with an interest in the constellations. With Mrs. Frances .Seward as sponsor, members studied the stars through telescopic lenses. Service repairs were done on cars belonging; to both students and teachers bv the Colonial Car (Hub. Members gave up studv halls to work on the autos, under the supervision of Mr. William Baldwin and Mr. Richard Wil- liams. Officers were Tom Popovic. president; Phil .Mbert. vice-president: and Ron Clole. secretary-treasurer. -._,. Astronomy Club Officers: I ' ice-presiden t — Denny Altic. Treasurer — Sally Eisbrenner. President — Terry Forrest. Secretary — Martha Gordon. Sponsor — Mrs. Frances Seward. - ««    « fs Si ,iismm, mm smi MS„iiMai Mr. Richard Williams, who sells tickets at home basketball games, confers with Mr. I ' an Laecke, School Comptroller, who also doubles as Ticket Manager. Assisting in maintaining; order at all home games was the purpose of the L ' shers CHub, under the sponsor- ship of Mr. Gerald Van Laecke. Members also ushered at a teacher ' s convention at the Notre Dame AClCl in the fall. In the sprina;. the club held a joint fish fry with the Letter- men ' s Club. Money from the fish fry was used to purchase new jack- ets for all members. Officers were pres. Bob Held, vice-pres. Mike Jacobs, sec. Chuck Grove, and treas. Greg Powell. Ushering Service Offered Head Usher Bob Held consults with Steve Cherrone on upcoming duties. Fint Rovi: Sponsor Mr. Gerald Van Laecke. Dennis St. Germain, Robert McCain. Second Row: Rick Mortakis. Gary IVillis. John Kempner, Mike Held, Chuck Grove, Greg Powell, Mark Smith, Russell McCain, Roy Jacobs, Jerry Porter. Tim Vermande. Steve Cherrone. Roland Rosander. 72 Students Gain Work Experience First Row: Brenda Milliken, Jenni Mitchell — Historian, Colleen Gard- ner, Chris Kryszczuk, Sharon agy, Debbie RehmeL Beth Miller — Vice President, Cindy Lidecker, Pam Bybee — Treasurer. Second Row: Spon- sor: Mrs. V irginia Kraus, Denise Butterbaugh, Vicki Gallagan — Secre- tary, Vicki Kom, Barb Williamson, Karen Lamb. Michele Mendlikovski, Sharon Hardman — President, Rosalie VanLue, Sue Smith, Jessie Knll- enberger Martin. J Brenda Milliken, of UEAl, fulfills on the job Irammg. i fS f While other students settled down to the routine of classes, members of the OEAI were out working in local businesses. The major activity was the annual COE Ban- quet, to which the girls brought their em- ployers. Under the motto of Preparing for Lead- ership in the World of Work. VICl.K mem- bers had the chance to work with fellow students who shared their interests for half of the school day. E  Sealed: Debbie Bayer, Linda Jackson, Ten Calender, Jen Green, Barb Harwood, Jean Green, Cathi Crump, Carol Voyles — Vice President, Debbie Burkhart, Sara Cole, Paddi Morrow. First Rozv: Standing: Karen Mrozmski, Patti Collier, Norman While, David Anson, Jim Melser, Deb- bie Kerr — Reporter, Judy Holtz — President; Jan Seach. Gary Ladyga, Tom Murdick, Jerry Bella — Parliamentarian, Larry Peak — Treasurer, Al Fristoe, Greg Powell, Pal Tebo. Second Row: Standing: Sponsor, .Mr. Richard Williams. John Kempner. Randx Corley. Dave Williams, John Szucs. 73 Students Offer Assistance Guidance Office Workers: Sue Parker, Salty Thellmann, Ten Havens. Sue Muckenjuss, Shar- on Shaba:, Cathy Reiht. Jan Hayden, Jacki Garver. Nurse Help: Sealed: Bev Celmer, Gwen Sayers, Carol Wallace. Standing: Doug Weiler, Sandy Marks, Ray Roberts, Jay Dow. 74 Bookstore Help: Kalhy Wales. Kathy Fultz. Sue Wever, Mary .Suter. Betsy Hatfield, Peggy McFarland. Attendance Office Workers: Sandy Barrier, Edna Grenert, Krystal Durski. Patti Custard. Deb- bie Kelly, Gloria Cole, Brenda Farkas, Cheryl Los, LuAnn Pfaller, Linda Medich, Linda Soule, Carolyn Lovrance, Darlene Singleton, Connie Emerick, Shirley Kelly. Many Clayites could be seen throughout the day assisting in the different departments. In the book- store, girls served as cashiers under the direction ot Mrs. Eis- brenner. Secretaries in the office were helped out by students who did a variety of jobs. In both Guidance and Mrs. Manuszak ' s office, students assisted bv running errands. Athletic Office Workers: Karen Kanney. .4nn Bradfield. Joan Farquhar. Mam Office Workers: Sue Reichold. Becky Heideman, Chen Isham. Donna Kopke. Jeanne DuBois, Debbie Beach, Linda Jackson, Shirley Kelly, Karla Toivne, Judy Granmng. 75 Winning . . . Through Competing Winning . . . through competing. Foremost in the minds of proud (lla ites Was the State Baseball title. But winning did not mean the championship alone. Winning was completing the twenty continuous laps Of butterfly or crawl, Finishing the five-mile run on a windy day, Passing a football or receiving a punt In ninety degree weather or cold, drizzling rain. Winning was also getting the tip or pinning vr)ur Or pinning your opponent. Long hours of practice were involved In swinging a golf club or a tennis racquet. Often the practice involved skipping meals Or extra hours of sleep. . But Clayites were all winners When thcv knew thev had done their best. 77 Homecoming Highlights Year MIN. $EC.| ii QTR. ■!♦••• TO PLAY DOWN 1SIT0RS HOME YARDS TO GO Top score of the season. A 52-7 Homecoming victory over Penn highlighted the gridiron season. The team was plagued by injuries, including those of seniors Phil Bonadies, Gary Evans, and Tom Kinney. Other valuable injured players were juniors Mike Ryan, and Ralph Anderson, both of whom suffered arm injuries; and soph- omore Jeff Cavender, who was put out of action with a broken leg. The overall record was 2 wins and 5 losses. Varsity coaches: Standing: Jack Lowe, Dan Polizolto. Kneel- ing: Dave Gleason, Tom King. Above: Seniors ride civil defense truck in Homecoming parade. Left: Where did thai ball go. ' 71 — f 8 .rK-Tt 1 S4lao, 3 v H VARSITY P ' flB I SES ' lOliS SlantJtng: Cli f McCauley fl [ . fl Garry Bayer S H Sli-L ' e Deranek Gary Evans P ' iJ I B I Jim Archambaull C: J 1 Walt Wagrier Kneeling: OjH Tom Kinne Gilbert Martin F l Phil Bunadiei ■ioAi ■l - l T,„td Maker 1 £-. % C - JL MORS Standing: Chris Morrow Jim Peterson Rick Plunkett Mike Reed Bob Barrett Rick Green Kneeling: Tom Hart Ralph Anderson John Tyl DickArndl Craig Sulentic Kevin Butterbaugh SOPHOMORES Standing: Jeff Singleton Tom Hadley Jeff Snyder Rod Davidson Mike Watford Kneeling: Joe Wojak Rocco Sacco Jim Pototts Winston Ake 79 Injuries Hamper Gridiron Season Above: Jack Lowe paces inipatieritl as his Colonials atlempl ihe extra point. Right: Cheerleaders take bumps at the bonfire. Below: Team warms up for the second half. 80 B-TEAM: Kneeling: John Chabul, Pat Lovjer, Steve Kramer, Luis Morales, Dan Fischer. Jim Craig. Tim Haney. Randy Alantei, David McWhortor. Standing: Greg Kramer. Dave Papai, John Frank, Gene Wuergler. Jnhn Barrett, Ron Sordblad, Brent Hansen. Gregg Smith, Larry Simmons. Kerry Harrington. Varsilx 11 Thex Bishop Luers 19 Jackson U 13 St. Joe 42 Penn 52 7 Miles 14 40 Marian W4P LaSalle S 24 Goshen 52 1 B-Team We They St. Joe 42 Penn 77 20 Riley S Siarian 8 32 LaSalle 8 28 Frosh IIV The Central 16 14 St. Jne 19 Grissom 16 20 Adams S 38 Washington 35 Riley 11 20 Slishavaka 20 FRESHMEX: Kneeling: Bruce Landy, Ron Evans, Steve Bowen, Bob Neeser, Paul Kavanaugh, Bob Schools, JeJJ Cook, Joe Keultjes, Paul Wills, Mike Corson, Mark Stradtner, Chuck Bybee, Steve Zimmerman. Greg Kit- kowski. Dale Damp, manager. Standing: Coach Tom Saunders, John Wil- son, Dennis Graham, Larry Singleton, Gregg Kramer, Craig Lamb, Randy Coleman, Dave Sanders, Jeff Bishop, Joe Lemke, Stanley Twitchell, Ar- thur Horvath, Kris Sholty, Steve Wojcik, Dale Sanders. Xorman Soule, Jeff Brittain, manager, Coach Glenn Nelson. 81 Turnock Takes Over Tennis Team Standvi . Ljn Emrick, Greg Tepe, Guy Frederick, Jim Kumle, Coach Robert Turnock. Kneeling: Kirk Hosmski, Kevin Smith, Jim Parsons, Jim Jenkins. Tim Grauel. With Joe Goebel as most valuable player and Guy Frederick as winner of the sportsmanship award, the tennis team finished their season with an overall 3-6 record. Under Coach Robert Turnock, the Colonials were second in their conference, with a 2-1 record. High scorer was Joe Goebel, who advanced to the finals of the sectional tournament. Larry Emrick positions himselj to demon- strate return skills. Larr Emrick charges into the next court to save a mis-served ball. Above: Defending the upper court is Joe GoebeTs specialty. Lejt: Guy Frederick gets ready for a powerful sving. Swing For A Victory Golf learn: Front rov: Mark Hahn, Bob Heiden. Back row: Todd Maker, Mike Heiden, John Szuci, and Bill Olson. Nine wins and ten losses constituted the Colonial golf season. Under Mr. Bud Emrick, the team played the city schools on area golf courses. In the conference the squad ' s record was three wins, seven losses. Bob Heiden was the medalist in a victory over Mishawaka with a score of 80. Mike Heiden set the school record with a low score of 74. Ahore: Boh Heiden ' watcher his ball soar dov- ' n the Jairu ' a . Belov: Mike Heiden prepares lo sink a difficult putt- Todd Maher: Chats before the tee-off, talks over tee-off with Mike Heiden, lees off, takes long walk down fairway, and sinks putt for par. 83 Girls Participate In Sports _ X Coach Joan Mitchell t:-xpla!n to the team the purpose of a volleyball. ' ar U I ' i ' llexhall: Tan] Rupert. Cind Bartell. Linda Soule, C. ' inJx Martin. Teresa Ilum . Terry Richardson. Teresa Maro-san, Carol Speybroeck. Practicing throughdut the long winter, girls ' volleyball games began in earlv March. The team had a busy season, playing the other area schools which had twice-a-week games in a round-robin tournament. Double elimination tourncunents were held in mid-, pril. Matmaids, under the direction of Cloach Dave Cileason, kept scores and performed other useful tasks through- out the wrestling season. a A e 84 Left: Malmaids. First rov : Colleen Cook. Second row: Connie Kilian. Mary Kay Battisla. Third nnr: Michelle Martin. (Andy ' an Vynsberghe. Fourth row: Sue Wever. Ann Chabol. Fifth row: I ' atty K ' lni;. Ruth Ake. Sixth roi.-: Sharon Carter. Linda Slopczynski. Above: B-Team Volleyball: Hetty Jackmot ' ich. Kalhy Dei ' oe. Chris Zawlocki, Jamie Pierce. Pal Zawlocki. Meg Dryer. Sue Hintz. Mary [jiu Lemen. Cheerleaders Push For Clay Pride :a:J, Varsity: Kneeling: Louann Lang, Cindy ] ' uung. Second Rov:: Janeite Craven, Sally Thelhnann. Top: Sherry Amor, Shelley Amor. Shelley and Sherry Amor portray Jack and Jill m a skit at the Homecoming bonfire. School spirit and school pride were synononious to Clhiy ' s cheer- leaders, who rallied school support with their victory cries. Performing at all basketball and football games, the girls spurred the teams on with their encouragement. Pep assem- blies echoed wi th laughter as the entire cheerleading squad enacted lively skits. Aboi ' e: B-Team: Sandy Pagna, Lori Thellmann, Debby Freel, k ' alhy Kilian, Claire Zoller. Left: Frosh: Bonnie Lesicki. Ann Forozi ' ski, Linda Schlol- feldt. Top: Sue Huddleston. Right: Frosh cheerleaders at pep assembly. Wrestling Made Up Of Underclassmen IflY Dzc Arndt tries for reversal. Varsity team members wait to be individually introduced to the crowd. Above left: Craig Sulentic viciously moves in on opponent. Center: Heavyweight Bob Barrett awaits Belrnr left: Coaches: Assistant, Dan Polizzotto, Varsity, Dave referee ' s whistle. Right: Randy Root crouches low for the attack. Gleason, and Junior High, Glen Nelson. Below right: Gary Montgomery tries to regain advantage. K m 5(li: Jim Pogolis wrestles his opponent to the mat. Later, Jim waltzes off the mat a winner. With a team composed entirely of under- classmen, Clay ' s matmen wrestled their way to fourth place in the city conference. The season was finished with an overall record of 3 wins, 8 losses. Junior Dick Arndt went on to the regionals and received a 3rd, ending; the season with 21 wins and 1 loss. The team warms up for the important conference meet at LaSalh 70-71 Varsity: Kneeling: Herb Eddy, Randy Root, Gary Montgomery, Doug Bake John Tyl. Standing: Ron Ruff. Dick Arndt, Wincton Ake, Bob Barrett. B-Team: First row: Jeff Brittam, Bill Farmer, Joe Schreiner, manager, Gene Kelley. Second row: John Couch, John Papal. Bill Seybold, Tony Horfath, Rich Green. Third row: Paul Wills, Jim Craig, Bob Xeeser, Terry Pogotis, Bob Cantwell. __ o Cagers Win Opener li Above: Coach Waller encourages learn hustle to Larry Emrick during the game with Mishawaka. Above: Todd Maherputs in gift shot m final seconds to win opening game. 55-53. Right: Mark Beelaerl ouljumps foe to control tip. Belovj: Another free throw is attempted by the Colonials. t: 1 l - rn 4 ? -n . -iv j t % Above: Dave Aurand up for two. Below: Andy Replogle shoots over a Mishawaka forward. 88 70-77 VARSITY: Kneeling: Doug Freeman, Kent Juday, Tim Penkata, Jim Peterson, Larry Emrick. Standing: Todd Maker, Garry Bayer, Andy Replogie, Mark Beelaerl, Dave Aurand, Manager Terry Cope- land. 11-9, First Winning Season In 19 Years In 13 iecondi, a lot tan happen at Humfcnming! The haskelball learn varms up for Hnmecnming battle. Pre-game annuuncenient of Clay ' s starting lineup. . hoie: Lurry Ernrick lays it m over Wabash foe. Right: Homecoming crouuJ sv-mrrn team after great mctory. 90 Comhininw a new coath with a sharp-shooting, light-looted team, the (lagers experienced their first winning season in nineteen ' ears. Under the stcilHul guidance of Coach Jim Waller, the boys dribbled their way to an overall record of 1 1 wins and 9 losses. With fourteen wins in a row, the B- tcam, under Coach Jim Warren, (balked up 15 wins against 4 losses. Freshmen, coached by Mr. Dennis Johnston, recorded a 5-8 season. Andy Replogle rebounds over Wabash opponent. B-Team: Kneeling: Jim Pelerson, Mark Borkowski, Dave Barncord, Doug Mackey, Fred Mohler, Tom Myers. Standing: Al Levis, Mark Grannmg, JeJJ Snyder. Mike Meyer, Phil Mirkm, Steve Bowen, Doug Freeman. Varsity Mishairnka Adams Culver Riley A ' o. Liberty Concord John Glenn Adams St. Joe Niles Goshen Washington Jackson Ho bar I La Salle Wabash Sew Prairie Penn Marian Sectional Mishawka WE 55 0,5 7i 67 69 68 70 ■16 0-1 SO 6.5 66 S3 76 65 91 SO 56 76 7.3 THEY 53 81 50 80 62 66 67 65 89 86 64 69 64 72 100 90 79 92 73 B-Team Mishawaka Adams Culver Riley Xo. Liberty Concord John Glenn Adams St. Joe .Xiles Goshen Washington WE 42 35 49 41 57 61 71 35 -13 71 42 67 THEY 59 47 .37 39 42 36 41 47 41 57 33 53 103 Jackson 48 36 Hobart 76 48 LaSalle 53 51 Wabash 59 50 Nevj Prairie 55 53 Penn 49 53 Marian 46 44 Frosh WE THEY La Ville 55 43 Central 2S 30 Jackson 35 43 Marian 55 .34 Riley 56 33 Washington 60 Central 10 56 Si. Joe W 42 Mishavaka 52 69 Schmucker 46 55 St. Joe 52 48 Gnssoni 66 6S Adams 57 I 46 Fro.sh: Kneeling: Mark Borkowski, Mark Gleixner, Dave Sand- ers, Chuck Kelderhnuse, Marty Moon, JeJJ Bishop. Standing: Coach Dennis Johnston, Elvin Johnston, Mark Stradtncr. Ron Evans, Greg Kilkovski, Steve Bozven, Mike Me er, Mike Co: son, Joe Keulljes. 91 Tankers Complete Fourth Year Splashing their wav to a 3-8 season, the Tankers completed their fourth ear of arsit ' competition. With Thoni Kinne and Bill Fassler as co-taptains. the team practiced throua;hout the winter weeks at the . dams pool, under the direction ol Cloach Leonard Deranek. ' And tht ' x ' re off on another exciting tour of the pool! Coach Leonard Deranek watches hi lane-tvo wnmnier. Above: Thoni Kmney increases his lead vnth a strong stroke. Above right. J ' aul Thellman is up m the air over a swimming triumph. .Swim Team: Front row: Ken Goodhew, Bill Olson, Paul Thellman. Kurt Ellis. Don ll ' raight, Joe lams, Mike Mauel. Back row: Bill Bridge, Tom Blake, Bill l.uehben. Bill Fassler, Steve Zimmerman, Gary Xie- dosik, Thom Kinne , Coach Deranek, .Mark Schalliol. -u Tankers work hard at praclice Brass Awarded to Top Athletes I-onlb,lll 1 Cross (.oijnlr Cindermen Take To The Track 69-70 Team. First rmr: Eric C ' cughenour, Dennis Thrash, Ralph Andfrsnn, Jim Sullivan, Dick Arm It. Gary Xiedosik. Terry Thompson, Mike Reed. Dan Fischer. .Mark (iranning. All Moss. Second row: Tim Hibiske, Bill Dunn. Howard PateseL Tom Pupovu. Marty T l, Jim Leake. Jeff Cavender. Tum Murdick. Third row: Bob Barrett. Gary Grauman. Phil Rarick. Bill Blake. Steve Lynch, Mark Sehallud. Ferris King, Bill Bodnar, Kerry Harrington, Coach George Friedman. Jim Leake breaks the winning tape. 4 • i ' ' ' ? ? ' ri- ' - . . V..,-;: - -. - v ■- ■■;-:im ••aer —i-p - .fi- Coach George Friedman com- pleted his second track season at Cilay High School. The Clindermen fell to a O-vvin, 9-loss season mark. The team held .ith place in the NIVCl. with a 0-5 conference rec- ord. Ralph .Anderson received Most Valuable Player award by collecting the most team points. Gary Grau- man received Sportsmanship award l)y being the second highest point (ontributer to the team. Ab tve: Ralph Ander ,n vmrnw up jnr hi h jump ei ' cnt, Bt ' lov: Randy Replogle encourages Gary Grauman tn a vict ' iry. Ahiive: Dick Arndl begim broad jump. Below: jerry Cmik finishes broad jump. wf , ' i. U,: i s- Third Year is a Charm! m ■mPs A Karen Thallemer brings herself oul of Ike tuck position to enter water perpendicularly. First rnvK Pally McGeehan, Debbie Berg, Palli Polman. Lori Horvath, Sancy Helling. Sue Hiechoid. ' ancy Suter. .Inn Bradfield, Debby Freel. Sue Balog. Second row: Pat Zawlocki, Chris Zawlocki. Sue Peterson, Becki Moffett, Fran Moss, Sheryi Lybarger. Carolyn Weller, Sancy Wright. Third row: Karen Thallemer, Barb Porter, Pat Zoller, Maribeth Zclmer, Jean Suter. Betsy Farquhar, Claire Zoller, Carol Girolami. Sue Ball. Fnurlh ri:v: Beltx Balni;. .Miw . laru Kruckel. inach. In her third vear as girls swim team coach. Miss Marie Kruckel operated from home hase durina; the past vear as she joined the CHav facultv. With seniors Becki Moffett and Pat Zoller as co-eaptains. the goal of the team was to improve last vear ' s 6-4 record. Plans were made for thrce-vear swimmers to receive girls athletic sweaters. Aboi-e Left: Lori Horvath relaxes in the water. Left: Coach Kruckel is on the starting block again! Below: And the girh are off! Harriers Strive for Success Under the guidance of Jim Warren, the Clav Cross Country team ended the season with the best record for winter sports. Se- niors Martin Tvl and Tom Popovic, the only returning iettermen. were elected captains. Clav placed fourth in the citv meet held at Erskine Park with Tom Popovic placing an overall 13 and Greg Gember 17. m ' . f ' ' ' €{ y- f « ' K.Lj -v L ♦ :f '  ' tt JkJff mi. T  «i. . Above: Greg Gember leads Harriers to a victory. Above right: Senior Mar tin Tyl rests after a hard meet. 1970 Cross Country Team: First Row: Randy Herr, Greg Gember, Bob Hart, Tom Popovic, Martin Tyl. Second Row: Bill Seybold, Paige Patty, Al Lewis, Steve Lynch, Phil Mirkin, Tom Broadnck, Mark Granning, Tim Hibiske, Coach Jim Warren. ;«? ' Mark Grannmg, Tom Popovic, Greg Gember, Martin Tyl, Steve Lynch, and Randy Herr relax before sectional meet. t „i- CROSS COUXTRY SCORES 1970 Clay 49 Clay 45 Clav 49 Clav 44 Chy 27 CL,y 39 Clay 24 Clay 47 .-.srfN ..- ' ' Jackson 15 St. Joseph 16 Penn 19 Riley 28 Marian 19 North Liberty M LaSalle 16 i V ; i At; . Randy Herr and Mark Granning wait for their positions. Below: Harriers hurry to the finish line. Right: Tom Popovic ' ' walks it off after the race. M FR .«? i: f- lr.- ' ' -- ' ' tiii.-. - i 97 J. R. and his Great Colonials 1910 State Champion Baseball Team: First Row: Larry Curtis, Larry Bolt, Tim Penkala, Ken Dabros, Kent Juday, Jay Parker, Bob Schell, Joe lams, Rocco Sacco, John Niedosik, Jim Peterson, Alan Jank. Sec- ond Row: Athletic Director Tom Saunders, Tom Blake, Gary Olund, Jack Freel, Mark Hawkins, Dave Lindborg, Coach Jim Remebold, Andy Replogle, Rich Green, Don Fejer, Paul Pcrowski, Ed Kovatch, Principal Phillip Ell. Below lejl: As Larry Bolt reaches home plate, he IS congratulated by team members, below right. (Courtesy of South Bend Tribune.) m ' As Bob Schcll slid across home plalc, jubilant Clolonial fans began the first celebration of Clay ' s reign as the 1970 State Baseball Champions. The amazing Colonials climaxed their 33-game win- ning streak by beating Evansville Memorial 3-2 at Bush Stadium in Indianapolis before 5,000 people, more than half of them Colonial fans. Upon their return to South Bend, fire engines, fan buses, and cars returning from the game form- ed a parade through town. Drizzling rain and a crowd of several thousand enthusiastic fans greet- ed the team at the junior high school, with School Sujit. Donald Dake among the speakers. Coach Jim Reinebold and his Colonials began their winning tradition on the annual spring trip to southern Indiana, in which they won 5 out of 7 games. Their overall record was 39 wins and three losses. The city honored the team at the Elks Club before a capacity crowd. WSBT-TV Sports Dir- ector Joe Pate was master of ceremonies, with Prin- cipal Phillip Ell and I.H.S.A.A. Commissioner Phil Eskew, as main speakers. Ciovernor Edgar Whit- comb proclaimed June 26, 1970, as South Bend Clay Colonial Day throughout Indiana. Coach Reinebold ' s closing comment, Thanks to everyone for the greatest week of our lives, was not only his thought or the team ' s; but the thought of every proud Clayite who could now truthfully say, We ' re Number One! Jay Parker and Coach Jim Reinebold join jubilant fans and team members as they grasp the championship trophy, f Courtesy of South Bend Tribune, j Below: Queen Kris Robinson, center, is joined by members of her court Libby Lutes, Cmtiy Young, Kathy Sagi, and Barb Snell at the dedication ceremonies of the nev Clay Park. Colonials Reign over Hoosier Baseball Above: Team members head for the dugout after being introduced at Bendix Field. Below: Coach fim Reinebold, center, meets with catcher Jay Parker and pitcher Andy Replogle on the pitcher ' s mound during a tense moment at Indianapolis. 1970 B. SEB.. LL SCORES Lafayette Jefferson 0-2 COLONI.AL CLASSIC Lafayette Jefferson 2-1 Elkart 3-0 Bloomington 8-6 South Bend St. Joseph ' s 12-7 Bloomington 5-3 Columbus ' 7-6 South Bend St, Joseph ' s 5-0 Fr;inklin 5-6 New Prairie 10-3 1 itllllVllLL Franklin 6-3 New Prairie 8-5 Benton Harbor (Michigan) 8-1 Penn 2-0 South Bend Washington 2-8 Culver Military 4-2 Goshen 2-0 Culver Military 6-3 Goshen 1-0 SECTION. L South Bend Jackson 1 5-0 South Bendjackson 6-1 Mishawaka Marian (Forfeit) 9-0 South Bend Washington 5-2 LaVillc 2-0 .South Bend . dams 6-4 LaVillc 2-1 South Bend St. Joseph ' s 1-0 ' ' f i,, REGION.XL South Bend LaSalle 6-1 Goshen 4-1 Logansport 3-2 Mishawaka Marian 1-0 Logansport 5-2 SEMI-.STATE Penn 3-1 Fort Wayne Central Catholic Gary Wirt 6-0 South Bendjackson 18-4 I-O St. Joseph (Michigan) 11-0 St. Joseph (Michigan) 7-6 STATE FINALS Mishawaka Marian 1 7-4 North Central 2-1 .South Bend LaSallc T • 8-7 Evansville Memorial 3-2 Asterisk denotes Northern Indiana Valley Conference Games. 100 Above left: The mighty Colonials ride to victory. Courtesy of South Bend Tribune. Above right: Team members plan careful strategy. Right: Coach fim Reinebold surveys the situation on the field during one of many exciting games. . ' ri Winning . . . Through Communicating Winning . . . tiirough communicating. Wliether it was a friendly nod of the head. Or a warm tap on the shoulder, Clayites were winners As they broke communication barriers And made friends among classmates And faculty alike. Every time a teacher took the patience To explain the wonders of higher algebra To a bewildered student; Whenever a freshman was l)efriended By an upperclassman, Communication was made. Through a silent look, or a spoken word, Students and faculty both won As the communication gap was bridged. 105 Class of ' 71 — A New Generation PRESIDENT JUDITH LYNN GRANNING Student Council. Officer 3, J; Class Offi- cer I. 2. J: D.A.R. Award J: Prom Co- Chairman 3; Swimming 2, 3: Speech and Debate 3; Y-Teens, Cabinet I, 2, 3; Band I. 2; Stage Band 1, 2; Pep Band 7, Home- coming Court 4; Hoosier Girl ' s State 3: German Club , 2; Office Girl 4. VICE-PRESIDENT JOSEPH EDWARD KOVATCH Student Council 7, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2, 4; Prom Co-Chairman 3; Basketball 1; Sports Manager I, 2. J, Math Club I; Hi- y 7, 2: French Club 3, 4; German Club 7, 2, 3, 4; Sports Statistician 1, 2, 3, 4; Astronomy Club 4. SECRETARY SHELLEY ANN AMOR Xational Honor Society 4; Student Coun- cil 7. 2. Officer 4; Class Officer 3, 4; Prom Committee Head 3; School Spirit Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Sew Colony Players 1; Y-Teens. 1. 2: Freshman Cheerleader 7; B-Team Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheer- leader 3. Captain 4; Homecoming Court 7, 4: Spanish Club 2, ,3, Human Rela- tirtny 2 After four years together, the senior class stands on the threshold of a new world; a world in which the times are changing; an adult world that graduation opens and lays before them. They are on the brink of an inner odyssey in which new challenges await them. The break between high school and the adult world is exciting and yet ultimately painful, leaving friends TREASURER STEVEN GREGORY DERANEK Student Council 3, Officer 4; Class Offi- cer 4; Football 7, 2, 3, 4; Track 7; Wres- tling 7, 3; Letterman Club 3. 4: New Colony Players I, Officer 2; Hi- Y 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, Officer 3, 4; Stage Band 7, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 7, German Club 7, 2, 3. and memories scattered behind like leaves in the wind. They are a part of a generation that strives to better the world. Destiny alone knows what path in life each will choose, but it is hoped they will follow the words of the class song: ' ' Come on people now, smile on your brother, everybody get together, try to love one another right now . . . Left: .Mr. Daniel Kasper. Senior Class Sponsor. Above: Class Officers: Treasurer Stev, dent Juriy Grannmg, Secretary Shelley Amor, and Vice-President Ed Kovatch. Deranek, Presi- fe Mighty Seniors ' ' Get Together To Display Colonial Pride RUTH MARIE AKE Student Cimncit I, 4; Matmaid 2, 3, J; School Spirit Club 1, 2, Officer 3, t: Y-Teens 2; Chorus 4; Home- coming Court 3: Homecoming Queen 4; Latin Club 2, 3: Office Girl 2, 3, 4. LIESBETH ELLEN AKKERMAN Art Club 2, 3; School Spirit Club 2, 3. 4; Spanish Club 2: Human Relations 3, 4; Wayne Valley High School, Va ne, Nev Jersey I. PHILLIP FRED ALBERT Track 1, 2. CVav Colonial Car Club, Officer 4. SHERRY SUE AMOR Xational Himor Society 4; Culnnial Staff 2. 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 2, 4, Officer 3; School Spirit Club I, 2, 4, Officer 3; Y-Teens 1, 2; Band I. 3; Freshman Cheer- leader I; B-Team Cheerleader 3; Varsity Cheerleader 4: Human Relations 4; Basketball Homecoming Court 4. BRIAN DANE ANDERSON Track2. i-Y2 CHRIS RANDALL ANKERSON Stevenson High School. Livonia, Michigan I. 2. ROGER ALLEN ANTONIU Football 2. Carl Shurz High School. Chicago, Illinois 1.2- JAMES M. ARCHAMBAULT, II Football I. 2. 3. Captain 4- Basketball I; Track I, 2, 4; Letterman Club 2. 3. Officer 4. CINDY LEE AUGENSTEIN School Spirit Club 3. 4: Chorus 4; French Club 3, 4; Human Relations 3; Napoleon High School, Sapoleon, Ohio I: 2. DAVID EDWARD AURAND Basketball I. 2, 3, Captain 4; Letterman Club 3, 4; Band I. 3- DAVID LEE BAKER Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Pep Band 4; Orangeburg High School, Orangeburg, South Carolina I. SUSAN GAIL BALL Xational Honor Society 3, 4; Prom Committee Head 3; Swimming 2, 3, 4; School Spirit Club 3, 4; . ' ew Colony Players 1, 2: Y-Teens 1, 2. 3. 4; Botanical and Biological 2, 3. 4; Band I. 2. 3. 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Girls ' Glee Club 2; Latin Club 3. Officer 7, 2: Ger- man Club I; Candy Stripers 1. 108 SUSAN JEANNE BALOG Swimnu7 i 2. 3. , Art Club I, 2, 3, Officer -I : Y- ' Wns 3; linliimcal and Bmliigicat Club 3, .1; Band I, 2, 3. I: Slag, ' Blind 2: l p Hand 1. 2. 3. I. CATHERINE E. BARLOW I ' nini Cnininillit II, ad . Matmaid. Officer 3: Schaiil Spinl Club 2, 3. 7; Latin Club. Officer 3. . b ' rcmh Club 2: Human Relations 2. 3. I; St. Jnseph High .Schnol I. SANDRA JEAN BARRIER Y-ieens . .lltendance ll ' irker 1. J; Candy .Striper. 2, A.F.. . 3. NANCY BARTHOLOMEW George Ma. (in High .School. Falls Church. Virginia I. 2. BERNADETTE OONA BAUER School Spirit Club 1, 2, Officer 3. J; Y-Teens I. 2. Officer 3. 4; Chorus 4; French Club I. , Human Relations 2. 3. J. GERALD F. BAYER .Minuteman Staff 4; Football I. 4; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4: Track I. 2. 3. 4; Letlerman Club 2, 3, 4. SHERRY MARIE BAYS Future Teachers 2. MARK STEVEN BEELAERT Basketball 2. 3, 4. GERALD P. BELLA Football I: Track I: C. T. 4; V.I.CA. 4. Seniors Compete for Awards MARY FRANCES BERINGER , tmuteman Staff 3, 4; Betty Crocker Award 4; Girls ' Glee Club 2 THOMAS BERK Fnniball I. 2. Basketball 1; Baseball 1; German Club 4. STEVEN LEE BICE funwr Achievement 3, 4; Orchestra 7, 2. 3, 4: Band 1, 2. ,i, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4. MIKEL ALLAN BINDER Spurts Manager I, 2; German Club 2. MICHAEL BLANKENBAKER Football 1 ; Track 1; Wrestling 2; Botanical and Bio- logical Club 2; French Club 2. MICHAEL THOMAS BOGUE RODNEY MARKS BOGUE Band 2. DON BOB BOLT Swimming I: Botanical and Biological Club I, 2, Officer 3. MARY A. BOMBRYS School Spirit Club I, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens I 2, 3, Cabinet 4; Chorus 4; French Club 1; Human Relations 2, 3, 4. no PHILLIP ANTHONY BONADIES Cnlomal Staff , 2; Class Offuer ; Pmm .SVr.-cr 2: Prom CommilUv Heail 3; Football I. 2, 3, Captain I; Track I; Wrestling I, 2; Lettvrman Club 2. .3, Offi- cer • . DANIEL ANDREW BORKOWSKI Spuria . lana,i;ei- I. 2: Ban, I I. 2. J, Officer 7, Stage Band 1; ( la Colonial Car Club I. SHARON LYNN BOSWORTH Attendance Worker 2, J. 1. ELIZABETH ESTHER BOWEN Malmaul 3. l;Bonkslore W irker 2. DEBORAH SUE BOYER Band I ; Slagt ' Band I ; Future Teachers . ANN ELIZABETH BRADFIELD National Honor Society 3. - . Student Council I. 2. 3. J; Swimming 3. -t; Math Club U A.F.S. I. 2: Y-Teens I, 4, Officer 2. 3: Band I. 2. 3. Officer -J,- Stage Band 7; Pep Band I. 2, 3. J; Girls ' Glee Club 2: Spanish Club 2. I. Officer 3; Athletic Officer Worker d MICHAEL THEODORE BRADLEY Batavia High School. Batavia Illinon I. 2. 3- DEBRA ANN BROADRICK Prom Committee Head 3; Art Club, Officer 3. , School Spirit Club 2. 3, J. Y-Teens I; Chorus I; Spanish Club 2: Human Relations 3. -I. BRUCE KENT BROWN Sports Manager I, 2; Clay Colonial Car Club - ; Bas- ketball Mascot I. ERIC DAVID BROWN Xational Honor Society 7; Colonial Staff 3, J: Xew Colony Players I, 2; Chorus ■!; Swing Choir 3, ; French Club 4; German Club . Human Relations 3; Tories I. RONALD L. BROWN DEBORAH KAY BURKHART funior Achieremenl j.- Attendance Worker 3: Human Relations 3; Future Teachers I. DENISE LYNN BUTTERBAUGH Xational Honor Society 3, 4; Class Officer 1; Prom Committee Head 3; School Spirit Club 2, 3, 4; C.O.E. 4; O.E.A.I. 4; Chorus 2, 3; Spanish Club I, 2. 3; Human Relations 2. DORIS JEAN BUZALSKI Xational Honor Society 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 3; Latin Club 2; Candy Stripers I. PAMELA ANN BYBEE Prom Committee Head 3; C.O.E. 4; O.E.A.I. 4: Y- Teens 2, Officer 3; German Club 1, 3. Ill Abore: Senior Contemporary Society classes listen to a lec- ture on juvenile lav:. Above Right: Eric Brnu ' n listens to a discussion in Senior English with Mr. Matson. CANDACE LEE CARD Junior Achievement 7, ' A.E.S. 3, 4; Chorus .3, J: Girls Glee Club 2; Bookstore Worker I; Spanish Club 2, 3. BRENT A. CARL Junior Achievement 3, 4. CONSTANCE ANN CARLSON SHARON LYNN CARRICO MARGARET MARY CARROLL Schii.d Spirit Club I. 2. y. Chorus 4; Botanical and Biological Club 3; French Club , 2; Human Relations 3, Officer 4; Candy Stripers 2. SHARON SUE CARTER .Matnuiid I. 2, 3. 4: Cnhmial Staff 2; Y-Teens 2; Cho- rus 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2. THERESA CA VENDER ANNE LOUISE CHABOT Prom Committee Head 3: Matmaid 3, 4; School Spirit Club 1. 2, 3. 4; New Colony Players U Chorus 1, 3. Officer 4: Spanish Club - ,■ Human Relations 3; Bas- ketball Plomecoming Court 4; Colonial Staff 4. DAVID JOSEPH CHERRONE 112 MICHAEL ALAN CIESIOLKA Ctnlral High Sch.iul I. TONY LEE COCHRAN Rod and Gun Club . IMiers Club 1. RONALD EUGENE COLE Salinnal Honor Socu ' iy 3, J: Clay Colonial Car Club . . SARA E. COLE C.O.E. ■]; O. E.A.I. J; AlUndance Worker 3. PATIENCE MARSCINE COLLIER A.F.S. 1. 2. Officer 3. , C.O.E. J; O. E.A.I. , Latm Club 3; Candy Stripers 3. 7; Chorus 7, 2, 3. 7. JOHN COLLINS THOMAS E. COLLINS ' re lling 3. JACQUELINE COLVIN -7.-,7M . Orchestra I. 2, 3. 7, Band 1, 2. 3. .1: Stage Band I. 2. 3: Girls ' Glee Club 2; German Club I. 2. 3. JANICE ELAINE COLVIN Nalwtial Honor Society 7; School Spirit Club 1; Span ish Club 2, 3: French Club 3. GARY DEAN COOK Football I, Clay Colonial Car Club 4. GAIL ANN COQUILLARD School Spirit Club 1; Y-Teens 1; Botanical and Biolo- gical Club 3; Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Human Relations 3, Officer-!. RANDY JAY CORLEY .C.T. - . r.I.C.A. 4: Latm Club I. KRISTINE ANNE COUGHLIN Chorus 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2. 3. 4; Marquette High School, Michigan City 1. CAROL SUE CRABBS Chorus 1, 4. ROBERT LEWIS CRITCHLOW Cross-Country 3; Wrestling I. 2, 3. 113 CLASS OF ' 71 PROMOTES SPIRIT DURING PEP ASSEMBLIES CATHY JO CRUMP Junior Achievement 3; School Spirit 1, 2, 3: Xcw Col- ony Players I; I.C.T. 4; V.IC.A. 4; Y-Teens I; Candy Stripen 7, 2. PATRICIA KAYE CUSTARD Juni ' ir Achwrcmcnl i; School Spirit 2, 3. 4; Y-Teens I, 2; Attendance Worker 4; Human Relations 2, 3, 4. JANICE LEE DAVENPORT School Spirit Club 3; Y-Teens 3. DENISE KAY DAVIS School Spirit Club 2, 3, 4; Human Relations 2, 3, 4. DEBRA MAE DEGRAFF EDWARD JOHN DEMBINSKI PATRICIA MARIE DEMBINSKI A.FS2.3. ANDREA LEE DETRO Xational Honor Society 4: Chorus 4; Su. ' ing Choir 4; Cadet Teacher 4; Sexton High School, Lansing, Mich- igan 1, 2, 3. ROY EDWARD DOWDY Wrestling 2; (Jar Club 4. JEFFREY ALAN DUBOIS Band t, 2. 3. 4, Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3. 4; Cascade Jr. High, Auburn, Washington I. KRYSTAL MARIE DURSKI I ' olleyball 2. 3, Attendance Worker 4. THEODORE C. DYLEWSKI l hen Club 1 14 JIM H. EFFERTZ Band 3, J; Stage Band , Future Teachers J. KURT ALAN EISBRENNER National Honor Society 3, J; Speech ami Debate -t, Officer 3; National Forensic League 3, 1; A.FS. 2, 3, Steering Committee -1; Chorus 1, 2, 3, J; Swing Choir 7, 2, J, 4; German Club 1. 2. 3. CONNIE SUE EMERICK )-7V.7ji 1: Altenitonce Wnrker-I. REX LAVON EMMANS School Spirit Club I; German Club I, 2, 3; Human Re- lalion i. LARRY SCOTT EMRICK Prom Server 2; Tennis I. Basketball 1. 2. 3, ■!; Golf 1. 2. 3, 7. Letterman Club 2, 3, J; Speech and Debate ). Hi-} ' 2, 3: Xurse Worker 4. GARY L. EVANS Football I. 3, Captain 4; Basketball I. 3; Letterman Club3.4: Hi-V4; Track I. JOAN TEARE FARQUHAR Colonial Staff 4; Sirimmmg 2, 3, 4, School Spirit Club I, 2. 3. 4; Orchestra I; Future Teachers 1; Spanish Club 2. Officer 3, 4; Athletic Office Worker 4; Human Relations 3, 4. JOHN STEPHEN FEY Colonial Staff 4; Art Club, Officer 4: Biological and Botanical Club 3; Human Relations 4. CLAUDIA LEE FLATT Xational Honor Societ 3. 4; Colonial Staff 4; Chorus I. 2, 3. 4; Swing Choir 7, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 7. 115 Senior Workers Give Time ROBERT DWIGHT FOX BmkelhaU I. 2. i. Baii-hall I. Cross-Country 2: l.C.T. , VIC. A. J; MiU-a-Day Club 1- DEBORA JEAN FRAZIER Colonial Staff I, 2. 3, t; Chorus I, 2, 3, J: Human Relations 2, 3. I: French Club I. GUY JOHN FREDERICK Tt-nnts 3, Captain J; Football 1. 2: Basketball 1, 2; Track 1. 3. 4: Letterman Club 3. 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Ger- man Club I, 2, 3. JACK MICHAEL FREEL Basketball 1: Baseball I. 2. 3. I: Letterman Club 4; French Club , 2, 3. ALAN ROBERT FRISTOE I.e. 7.4: l I.C.A.4. KATHERINE ANN FULTZ Future Teachers I. 3, Officer 2. 4; French Club I. 2, .1. - , A.F.S. 3; Bookstore Worker 4. VICKI LYNN GALLAGAN C.fJ.F. 4: O. E.A.I. 7. Attendanc Adams Hwh School I. 2. Vorker 3; fohn ELAINE MARIE GALVAS From Committee Head 3: A.F.S 3, Band 1. 2. 3, Offi- cer 4; Majorette I, 2. 3. 4; Future Teachers 2, 4; Cadet Teacher 4. COLLEEN SUE GARDNER funior Achievement 3: CO F. I: O.K. A. I. 4; Y-Teens 1: Bookstore 2; Candy Stripers 1. 2. Below: Guidance Office vjorker Sue Parker Below Right: Main Office v. ' orkers foan Farquhar, Linda Stopczynski, RulhAke. RICHARD LYNN GARNAND LaSatU- High Schnul I. 2. WYNNELLE ANN GAY Y-Teem 1, 2. i: Band 1. 2. 3- Giudamr H ' nrkf, I; Candx StnptTS J, 2. CHRISTENE RENEE GEMBER A.F.S. 3. I: y- ' Wns I. 3. I: Future Teachers 3. I: Spanish Club 2: Human Relalmns 2. ELIZABETH ANN GIRVIN Mmuleman Staff I. SpeeJi and Debate 3. Officer J- Xalionai Forensic League 3, 7; Tories U New Colony Players 1: Girls ' Glee Club 2; French Club 3; Ger- man Club I. 2. I: Officer 3. PAUL F. GOODWIN Football I: Wrestling I, 2; Tories I; School Spirit Club 3. TERRY ALLEN GRAVES Xalvmal Hnnor Society - ,■ Math Club, Officer I, 2; German Club 3. J. JERI ANN GREEN National Honor Society 3, 4; Prom Committee Head 3; Art Club 2. 3, J. l.C.T -I; V.I.C.A. 4; Y-Teens 7; Office Girl 2. JEAN M. GREEN Colonial Staff 2: Art Club I. 2. 3: Y-Teens 1. VICKI SUE GREEN Prom Committee Head 3; School Spirit Club 2; Y- Teens 2; Chorus 4; Human Relations 3, J. EDNA STELLA GRENERT Y-Teens I; AitendanLC l ' ,,rker 4. MARK AARON HAHN National Honor Society 3. 4; Cjolf 3, 4; Math Club I; French Club 2, 3, 4. LYNN CHRISTINE HALEY MARK B. HANEY Football I: Rod and Gun Club I. TIMOTHY ALAN HANKINS Basketball I; Baseball I. 2: School Spirit Club 3: Hi- Y 4: Chorus 1.3.4. SHARON EILEEN HARDMAN National Honor Society 3. I. A.FS. I, 2. Steering Committee 3; C.O.E. 4; O.EA.l 4: Chorus I. Office Girl 3. 117 ngSQi v --r--cy f r y VSd - 7=7 ■- 1 Kv- iiuuui Seniors Learn In All Phases BARBARA ANN HARWOOD I. CI J. r I C-A. J; Band 1 MELAGNA JANENE HAWKINS Chorus 1. 2, 3. . ; Swing Choir 2, 3, J; Office Girl 1; Attendance Worker 1: Human Relations 3, 4. MARYPATRICIA ANNE HEFFERNAN Colonial Staff 3: Junior Aihieventent 2. i: AFS. Steering Committee j,- Spanish Club 3. Officer I: St. Joseph ' s High School 1.2. BECKY SUZANNE HEIDEMAN Junior Achievement 3. 1, Y-Teens t, J; Chorus 3, J; Girls ' Glee Club 2; Office Girl 2. 3, 4; Human Rela- tions 3, 4. MICHAEL DENNIS HEIDEN Golf 1, 2. 3, 4- Letterman Club 2. 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4; Swing Choir 3, 4. ROBERT LEE HELD Junior AJueremenl 3. 4: I ' shers Club 2, 3, Officer 4. ROBERT GREG HIBISKE Football I: IVrestling I; Band 1. 3. Officer 4; Stage Band 4. CAROL JEAN HILER School Spirit Club 1, 2; Y-Teens 2, 3: Bookstore Work- er 3; Human Relations 2, 3, 4. PHILLIP BLAIR HITE St. Joseph ' s High School I, 2. BEVERLY JEAN HOFFNER JUDY LYNN HOLTZ Junior Achievement 2. 3: School Spirit Club 2, I.C.T.4; V. I.e. A. 4; Y-Teens 2. DAN EDWARD HOOVER Football I. Wrestling I: Rod and Gun Club I; Clay Colonial Car Club 3, 4. 118 MARY PATRICIA HOPPER C. ' aruty StnptT I MARY CHRISTINE HOSINSKI Botanical and Hiulngual I. 2. . I: Latvi Club . 2. .3; Candy Stripers 1. 2. WILLIAM ERIC HOWES Cl ' itumat Stajj 2, 3, J, Student Council, Officer 3; Foot- ball 3. J; Wrestling I: Speech and Debate 2, -I, Officer 3: Xalional Forensic League 2. 3. J; School Spirit Club, Officer J: Rod and Gun Club I; Hi-Y 2; French Club J: Human Relations J. DEBORAH L. HULECKI Swimming 2; Junior Achievement 3, 4; A.F.S. 3; Y- Teens I, 2, 3; Chorus 4; Human Relations 3; Candy Stnpers 1. TIMOTHY ORLIN HURLEY ELIZABETH ANN HYDE Speech and Debate 4; National Forensic League 4; Y-Teens U Orchestra 7. 2, 3. 4; Band I. 2. 3. 4; Girls ' Glee Club 2; German Club 1, 2, 3. JAMES D. ISHAM Math Club I. LINDA MAE JACKSON Junior Achievement j. A.F.S. 7, LC.T. 4, V.I.C.A. 4: Lalm Club 7. _ ' , Office Girt 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL KENNETH JACOBS LC.r.4: l LC.A.4: Ushers Club 4. Below: Candy Card. Mike VandeZande, and Patty Collier are in a festive mood after the Christmas dance. 19 SPIRIT WEEK MOTIVATES SENIORS TO DECORATE HALL DAVID ALAN JAY KATHLEEN SUE JONES An Club 3. I. Malmaid l J; School Spirit Club I. 2. 3. J: Xt-vj Colony Players I; Chorus 4; Human Re- lations 2, 3, Officer J. TERRY JONES Fontball I: Track l; Car Club 1. SUSAN ANNE KAPUSTA Xational Honor Society i. J, Minuteman Staff 4; Math Club I; A.F.S. Steering Committee I, 2, 3, J; Spanish Club 2. 3. J: French Club 3. J: Candy Stripers I. 2. SHIRLEY RUTH KELLY Office Ctrl 2. i. I. GAYLE ANNE KEMPNER JOHN EUGENE KEMPNER I.C-T. -I: I ' .l.C.A. J: Ushers Club J. DEBORAH A. KERR PETER JOHN KIDDER Clay Colonial Car Club 4. DEBORAH LYNN KING funior Achievement 3: School Spirit Club I, 2, Officer 3. J: Chorus 1. 3, J: Girls ' Glee Club 2; Spanish Club I: French Club 3, 7, Human Relations 2, -I. KAREN MARIE KING National Honor Society 3. 4; A.F.S. 2, 3; Future Tea- chers 1; Spanish Club 2. 7, Officer 3; Office Girl 2, 3. THOMAS CLAYTON KINNEY Colonial Staff 3, J; Swimming 1, 2, Captain 3. J; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, Captain J; Track I; Letterman Club 3. Officer 4. 120 MICHAEL PETER KINTZ ROSEANNE KINTZELE Latin Club .), Ojlucr . ' , SpuniJi Club I. MICHAEL STEPHEN KIRK ultonal Honor Sucifly 3, Officer J; Colonial Staff, E litor .- Speech and Debate 3. Officer J: Xalumnl Forensic League i. , Latin Club i. Colonial High School. Virginia Heach. I ' lrginia I. DEBORAH ANN KITOWSKI Xaltmuil Hnnnr S.uuiy I: SJioul Spirit Club 2. Bo- tanical and Biological 3. Officer . l- ' ulure Teachers I. 7, Spanish Club I: French Club I. 2. Officer 3. I: German Club 3. 1. STEPHEN PHILLIP KLATT Wrestling 2. Clay Col.mial Car Club I. DEBORAH YVONNE KOCH School Spirit Club 3. A.F.S. 2. 3. Y-Teens 2, 3; Ger- man Club h 2, 3. JOHN G. KOLLAR Football 1, Track I. GREG D. KOPE Band I. 2: Cla Colonial Car Club J. DONNA JEAN KOPKE Junior Achieiement 3. J: School Spirit Club 3, J. )- Teens 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers I, 2. 3, 7, Spanish Club 2, 3; Office Girl 3, J. Seniors Anxiously Await Graduation Day m ' II CARLINA MARIE KORABEK Prom Committee Head 3; School Spirit Club I, 2. 3; ' -7Vcni ,■ French Club 1. 2: Candy Stripers I. VICKI J. KORN Prom Committee Head 3: School Spirit Club 1. 2. 3, J: C.O.E. 4; O. E.A.I. 4; French Club U Office Girl 1: Bookstore Worker 2, 3. STEWART G. KRAMER Baseball I : German Club 2. 3. DEBORAH JOAN KRUYER Satinnal Hnnor S ciet i, 4; Prom Committee Head 3; Sports Manager 2, 3, J; Art Club 2, 3, 4; Math Club 4; School Spirit Club 3; Y-Teens 2; Botanical and Bio- logical Club 3, 4; Majorette I, 2. 3. 4; Human Rela- tion 2 CHARLES JAY KRYDER Class Officer 3; Track 2, 4; Cross-Country 1 ; Wres- tling I: Chorus I. 2. 3, Officer 4; Swing Choir 1. 2, 3. CHRISTINE ANN KRYSZCZUK CUE. 4- U. E.A.I. 4; Chorus I, 2, 3; Human Rela- tions 2; Candy Stripers I. 2. ELEANOR MARIE KUBSCH H:.T. ;, [ ' .l.C.A. 4; Attendance Worker 3. WAYNE EDWARD KURITZ Football I, 2; Track I; Hi-Y 2; Band 1. 2, 3; Stage Band 2. Pep Band 2. ELLEN SUE KUSZMAUL Xatiimal Honor Society 3, 4; Colonial Staff 4; School Spirit Club 1; New Colony Players 7; A.F.S. 2, Steer- ing Committee ; Chorus 3, 4; Swing Choir 3, 4; Girls ' Glee Club 2; French Club 3, 4; German Club 1. 3. Officer 2. JUNE ANN LADYGA Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. KAREN LYNN LAMB Junior Achievement 2; C.O.E. 4; O. E.A.I. 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Human Relations 2; Candy Stripers , 2. LOUANN LANG Colonial Staff 4; Student Council I; School Spirit Club 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens 1; B-Team Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, Officer 4; Future Teachers, Officer 1; French Club 2. 11 MARK IRVING LANGEL Natiimid llnnor Society .3. , Math Cliili I: III- ) , Stagi- Hand I. 2. 3. , Spanish Club 2. I. TONI MARIE LaRUE School Spirit Club , Y-Tccns ,■ Chorus , Allcndatuc Worker 3. MARY KATHERINE LEMKE Xational Honor Societx , Math Club , Marian Catholic High Sihool, Chicago Heights, Illinois I. 2. .). KURT A. LENNON Football 2: Baseball 1.2. CYNTHIA ANN LIDECKER Junior . chieirment i. I. A.F.S. I; C.fJ.K. 1; O E A I -J; i ' -Teens 7, Future Teachers. Officer ,■ Human Relations J, 7, PATRICIA ANN LIGGETT Junior Achievement 3. 7. .{.F.S. 7. V-Teens 7. Future Teachers 2. Officer 7, Latin Club 7. 2. 7, Human Relations 3. J; Chorus 7. _ ' . J. 7. JOHN ALBERT LINDZY Basketball I. 3. fli-Y-l. DEBBIE LYNN LIPSKY John Adams High School 1, 2. DIANE MARIE LONSTROM School Spirit Club 2. 3. 7. Chorus 7. Human Rela- tions 3. 7. FREDERICK ALAN LOWMAN Football I. 2. Track I. Mr. Irresistible 3; Clay Colo- nial Car Club 7. CAROLYN ANN LOWRANCE . ational Honor Socictx I. Attendance Worker J. GARY W. LUENEBURG Mmuteman Staff I . Rod and Gun Club I: Hi-Y 2, 3; Ushers Club 7, J. TODD MAHER Xational Honor Society 7; Colonial Staff 1: Student Council 7, 2, 3; Class Officer 3; Prom Server 2; Prom Committee Head 3; Football 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 7; Golf 2, 3. 7. Letterman Club 3. 7; Chorus 7. DENNIS EDWARD MAIKE JOAN M. MAKIELSKI Xational Honor Society 3, 7; Swimming 2, 3, 4; Art Club I, 3; Math Club 7, 4; New Colony Players 7, 2; Botanical and Biological Club 2, 3; Girls ' Glee Club 2; French Club 7. 2; Human Relations 2. 123 Seniors icatch intently as other members of the class model different cap and gown styles. V Caps and Gowns Chosen MARK EDWARD MALO Adams High School 3. RANDAL JOHN MARCINIAK Football , 2; Wrestling , 2: Botanical and Biolo- gical Club 3, -I; Human Relations 4. TERESA ANN MAROZSAN School Spirit Club I. 2. 3; Sew Colony Players 2; A.F.S 2, 3; Y-Teens 1; Chorus 1, 2, 3, J; French Club 2. 3; Volleyball I, 2, 3, J; Human Relations 2. 3. 4. GILBERT LEON MARTIN Football I. 2. 3. 4. Baseball I; H ' restlmg I, 2, J; Letterman Club 4; Junior Achievement 2, 3; School Spirit Club 3: Rod and Gun Club 7, Hi-Y 2. 3: Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Pep Band I. 2. GREGORY A. MARTIN JESSICA MARY MARTIN CO.E 4: OF. A. I. 4; y-Teens4. DAVID ALLEN MARVEL SAUL MATAS Tennis 4: Hi-) ' 2: French Club 3; Human Relations 3; Brother Rice High School. Chicago, Illinois I. RAMONA LEE McCARTNEY ' -Teens 1, 2: School Spirit Club 3. - , Human Rela- tions 4. CLIFFORD ALLEN McCAULEY Football - .■ Baseball I. 2: Wrestling 2. 3; Xew Colony Players 1. 2: Clay Colonial Car Club 4. PATRICIA ANN McFAUL National Honor Society 3, 4; Minuteman Staff 2. 3, Editor 4; Orchestra I; Chorus 3, 4: Girls ' Glee Club 2; German Club 1 . REBECCA ANN MEAD Attendance Worker 2; Candy Stripers 1. 124 LINDA A. MEDICH Nalinnal Honor Society I; Atleniiancv Wnrkir , Human Relations 3. I; Canily Stripers I. JAMES ALLEN MELSER .(:. ' ' I. r. (;,i, MICHELE ANN MENDLIKOWSKI A -S. I, 2. ,), COE 1: U. E.A.I. ■!. GARY NICHOLAS MESTER Swimming 2; German Club I . LORANE JEAN MEYER BETH ANNE MILLER Xational Honor Society 4; A.F.S. 1; Steering Com- mittee 2. 3, J: C.O.E. 4; O.E.A.I. 4; Y-Teens 1. JEANINE RAE MILLER School Spirit Club 1. 2, 3, 4; New Colony Players U Y-Teens I; Chorus 1. 2. 4; Future Teachers U French Club 2, 3; Office Girl 1; Human Relations 3, 4. BRENDA LOUISE MILLIKEN C.O.E. 4; O.E.A.I 4: Y-Teens 1. 2. Cabinet 3. JENNIFER LYNN MITCHELL School Spirit Club 3; C.O.E. 4; O.E.A.I. 4; Y-Teens 3; Chorus 1. 2. 3; Human Relations 3. REBECCA JANE MOFFETT Xational Honor Soctet 3, 4, Prom Committee Head 3i Swimming 2, 3, Captain 4- Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4; School Spirit Club 1, 2, 3. 4; New Colony Players 1, 2; Orchestra I, 2; Girls ' Glee Club 2; Future Teachers 4: German Club 7. 3, 4, Officer 2. MARGARET MONTGOMERY RALPH MORALES Clay Colonial Car Club 4; Human Relations 3. JULIET DORIS MOROZOWSKI Junior Achievement 3, 4; Chorus 4. PATRICIA JUNE MORROW RICK MORTAKIS Junior Achievement 4; L ' shers Club 4. 125 KAREN SUE MROZINSKI ICT. 4; V.l.C.A. J, Human Relations 3; LaSalle Hioh School h 2, 3. ELIZABETH JANE MUELLNER Minuteman Staff 2, J; Office Girl 1. THOMAS G. MURDICK .C 7 ' . J, V.LC.A. J: Cla Colonial Car Club J. THOMAS MURRAY WANDA LEE MYERS )-7V™s , _ ■ Band I. 2. 3; Mishawaka High School 1, 2, 3. SHARON SUE NAGY CU.E. -J: (). E.A.I. ■}; Chorus 2. 3: St. foseph ' s High School I. SANDY LEE NICODEMUS Minuteman Staff 4; Junior Achievement 3; A.F.S. 2; Y-Teens 3, Officer 4; Botanical and Biological Club 3; Chorus 4; German Club 2, 3; Library Worker 2; Of- fice (iirl 5; Human Relations 4. GARY E. NIEDOSIK Student Council J. Swimming 1 . 2. 3, 4: Track 3; Let- terman Club 2, 3. 4; Botanical and Biological Club 2, 3; Prom Server 2. KATHY ANN O ' DELL Xational Honor Sniiet 3. 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Botanical and Biological Club 2. Officer 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2. 3, 4: Band I. 2. Officer 3. 4: Pep Band I. 2. 3, 4; Chorus I; Future Teachers 4; German Club I. 2. 4, Officer 3. CHRISTINE ANNE PADEN St. foseph High School I. GEORGE JOSEPH PAPP SUE ANN PARKER Prom Committee Head 3; School Spirit Club I, 2, 3. 4; Guidance Worker 4. DOUGLAS GLEN PARSONS Chorus 1. 2. 3. Officer 4; Siving Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. DIANA LYNN PARTRIDGE Sational Honor Societx 3. 4; A.F.S. I. 2, Steering Com- mittee 3; Band I. 2. 3. 4; Chorus I. 2, 4. LINDA CAREN PAUL Xational Honor Society 3, 4, Art Club 4; Math Club 7. Y-Teens 1. 2: Future Teachers 4: Latin Club 2. 4, Officer I, 3: Office Girl I: Candy Stripers 1. 126 Happiness Is Ordering Senior Announcements LARRY ALLEN PEAK ,(,, y, 7, i:i. : A. , Baskelball U Stage Band 1, 2. 3; Chorus 1; Clay Colonial Car Club 4. LYNN KAYE PETERSON National Honor Society j. 4: . ' eu ' Colony Players I; Y-Teens I; Orchestra 1. 2, 3. J; Band I, 2, Officer 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2; Girl ' Glee Club 2; French Club I, 2. ARLENE KAY POGOTIS Art Club . Y-leeni I. 2: Future Teachers 4; Latin Club 4. Officer 3; French Club 2. J. Candy Stripers 1. NANCY ANN POLMAN Xalional Honor Society 4; Chorus 4; Swing Choir 4- Basketball Homecoming Court 4; Bishop Noll In- stitute. Hammond; Indiana I, 2, 3. THOMAS EUGENE POPOVIC Track I, 2; Cross-Country 2, 3, Captain 4; Letterman Club 2, 3; Officer 4; Clay Colonial Car Club, Officer 4. JERRY LEE PORTER i shers Club 3, 4. GREGORY JOHN POWELL Track J, Cross-Country 2; I.C.T 4; WLCA. 4; Ush- ers Club 3, Officer 4. JO ANNE PUCHRIK Berlin American High School, Berlin Germany, I, 2. KAREN SUE RALSTIN National Honor Society 3, Officer 4; Prom Committee Head 3; Y-Teens 3; Botanical and Biological Club 3, 4; German Club 2, Officer 3, 4; Mission Viejo High School, Mission Viejo, California 1; East Noble High School, Kendallville, Indiana 2. 127 ud Grannmg. D.A.R. Award and Hoosicr Girls ' Slalf and Marilt ' t- Tihen. Hoosier Girls ' Stale Alternate. Service Is Rewarded Joan Makielski, 1970 Junior Leader ' Mi RICHARD CRAIG RANKEL I ' ihers Club 3; Clay Colonial Car Club J. DEBORAH ANN REHMEL C.O-E- J; (J.E.AJ- I- Office Girl ; Attendance Work- CATHERINE CECILA REIHL School spirit Club J. 3. -I. Y-Teens I: French Club ; Guidance Worker J; Human Relations 3. OWEN FRANCIS REYNOLDS Football I; Baseball l; Speech and Debate J. LARRY DUANE RHODES Clay Colonial Car Club 4. CINDY LYNN RININGER Attendance Worker . LaSalle High School 1. ANN MARIE RIZZO A F.S. I.:. I TAMARA GAIL RUPERT l ' ollevball2.3.J. JAMES DENNIS RUSSO Colonial Staff 2; Junior Achievement 3. WILLIAM RANDALL SAFFER Pep Band U Pleasant I ' alley High School. Pleasant Valley, Iowa 2, 3. ROBERT SANDERS RALPH MARK SANFORD National Honor Society 3. 4: Speech and Debate 4; National Forensic League 4; A. F.S. 7. Steering Com- mittee 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, Officer 4; German Club 3, 4; Human Relations 2, Officer 3, 4. 128 JAMES ROBERT SCHMANK Prom Commiltee Head 3; Foulhall 1. Wnwllmi; I: School Spint Club 1. 2. 3: Band 7. PETER H. SCHMUTZLER Sational Honor Society J; A.F.S. Steering Committee ■I; French Club -1; German Club J; Franz-Ludvng G mnaiium; Bamberg, Bavaria, Germany , 2, 3. OEBRA JEAN SCHROEDER National Honor Societx 3, Officer J; Colonial Staff ■1; School Spirit Club -J; Botanical and Biological Club J; Band I; Future Teachers, Officer 1; Spanish Club 3. KEVIN PATRIC SCHUBERT German Club I, 2, 3, J. JAN SEACH I.e. T. I, I 1-C.A. 4, Clay Colonial Car Club J. BRIAN CHARLES SHAFER funior Board TB League, Officer 3, 4. PAMELA KAV SHEARMAN Xational Honor Society 4; New Colony Players I; A.F.S. 2, 3, 4; Botanical and Biological Club 3, 4; Band 1. 5, Pep Band 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; John F. Kennedy High School, Queretaro, Mexico 3. SUSAN JEAN SMITH C.O.E I. OF. A. I. 7. Y-Teens4; Guidance Worker4. TERRY RAY SMITH Shelbyville High School, Shelbyville Indiana U Sil- ver Creek Senior High School, Sellersburg, Indiana 2. BARBARA ANN SNELL National Honor Society 4; Colonial Staff 3, 4; Prom Committee Head i. Speech and Debate 3, Officer 4; National Forensic League 3, 4: Math Club 4; School Spirit Club 2, 4, Officer 3; Band I; German Club 2, 3; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Baseball Court 3: Andrew Jack- son High School, New Orleans, Louisiana I . LINDA M. SOULE Y-Teens I; I ' olleyball I, 2, 3, 4; Attendance Worker 1, 2, 3, 4; Mishawaka High School I. CAROL ANN SPEYBROECK I ' olleyball 2, 3, 4; Attendance Worker 2. ELLA LOUISE STANLEY GORDON G. STANLEY Human Relations 4. MONA RAE STEVENS School Spirit Club 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens J, Human Rela- tions 3, 4; Audio Visual Worker 2, 3, 4. 129 To Strive, LINDA MARIE STOPCZYNSKI Prom Committee Head 3; Matmaid 1, 2, Officer 3, 4; Chorus 3. 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Office Girl 4; Human Relations 3, 4; Basketball Homecoming Court 4. RONALD SUDDARTH Golf 7, 2. 3; Band I, Officer 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 7, 2, 3. MARY CATHERINE SUTER Xatinnal Honor Society 3, 4; A.F.S. 3; Bookstore Worker 4. BRADLEY DEAN SWIFT Hitman Relations 4. KATHLEEN E. SYMON School Spirit Club 7, 2. 3. 4; Y-Teens 7. French Club 7, 2, 3, 4; Human Relations 3, 4. JOHN P. SZUCS Golf 3, 4. Washington High School 7, 2. To Seek, JOSEPH MICHAEL TALBOOM Colonial Staff I PATRICIA SUE TEBO SARA RUTH THELLMAN School Spirit Club 4; I ' arsily Cheerleader 4; Football Homecoming Court 4; Guidance Worker 4, Mitchell Junior High School, Racine. Wisconsin 7. EVELYN JEAN THORNBURGH Colonial Staff 7; Chorus 2. 3. 1. Future Teachers 4; German Club 7, 2; Human Relations 3. 4. JON TIHEN Sv ' immmg 2: Football U L ' sher Club 1; Band I; French Club I. 2: John Adams High School 3. MARILEE C. TIHEN Xational Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 4; Art Club, Officer 4; Speech and Debate 3. Officer 4; Na- tional Forensic League 3, 4: School Spirit Club 7, 2, 3, 4; Botanical and Biological Club 3, 4: Hoosier Girl ' s Stale Alternate 3; French Club 7. 2. 3: Attendance Worker 3; Human Relations 4. To Find. . . 130 DEBORAH SUZANNE TIROTTA (. ' olurual Staff 3; German Club 2- MARTIN PETER TYL track I. 2: Cruw-Cuuiilry I, 2. . Captain , H ' rcst- hng 2; Letlermart Club 2. -I. Offutr J; Math Club 2, Hi-Y2; Band ; Stage Band l; Pep Band 7. MICHAEL EDWARD VANDEZANDE Mmuteman Stuff 3, 7, A.FS. ,i, L STEPHEN VINCENT VANDEZANDE Fui,thall2. ). ' raik I. i. Band I. 2. ROSALIE JUNE VANLUE CO E.J. O.E.A.l.J. LORRAINE L. VITALE EDWARD FRANK VOREIS CAROL A. VOYLES J.C T. J; l I-CA. -I: John Adam, High School, 1, 2. 3. JUDY KAY WAGNER Kokomo High School, Kokomo, Indiana 1 , 2, 3. JULIA FAY WAGNER Kokomo High School, Kokomo, Indiana I, 2, 3. WALT ROSS WAGNER Football 1, 2, 3, , Track 7, 2, Wrestling I, 2, 3; Let- terman Club 2, 3, J; Junior Achievement 3; School Spirit Club 2, 3; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, J; German Club I, 2. CATHERINE ANN WALDUSKY Colonial Staff 4; School Spirit Club 4: Spannh Club 3; Wheeling High School, Wheeling, Illinois I. CHERYL SUE WARRICK Colonial Staff 4. DOUGLAS BRIAN WEILER Math Club 7, Chorus 7, 2, 3, 4; Swing Choir 2, 3. SUSAN MARIE WEVER National Honor Society 3, Officer 4; Junior Achieve- ment 3; Matmaid 7, 2, 3, 4; A.F.S. 1, Steering Com- mittee 2, 3, 4; French Club 7. 2, 3, Officer 4: Book- store Worker 4. 131 As Graduation Becomes Reality, All hfiriznns. no matter how far, are but one thought from being overtaken . . . Never let doubt destroy yo r hopes . . . ' -L.T. NORMAN C. WHITE WWithng 1. ICr. 4; r.I.C.A. J. SAMUEL W. WIDMER Fn,,thall I. 2. Irdik I. _ ' ,■ Junwr Achievement J: Human Relulions 3. DAVID R. WILLIAMS Fnnihall 1. Tru.k , .(. ' 7 ' . J; I ' .LC.A. J. PAMELA WILLIAMS BARBARA JEAN WILLIAMSON CUE. . U.E.AJ. I. KATHLEEN LOUISE WILSON Svimmmg ) ' . J: Sehunl Spml Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Y-Teens , Freihman Cheerleader 7, B-Team Cheerleader 2, 3. JOHN EDWARD WINDHORST Xutmnal Honor Society 3, 7, Cross-Country 2, 3: Math Club 7; Tories 7. PATRICIA ANN WOJCIK ' r,,m Committee Head 3; School Spirit Club 7. 2. 3. -I: Astronomy Club 1: French Club 7, 2, i, 7. MARGARET G. WOLFSON Colonial Stall 3, I. Student Councd 2. 3, J; Class Offi- cer 2, 3: Prom Committee Head 3: Art Club l: School Spirit Club 7, 2. 3. J: Xeu ' Colony Players I. 2; Y- Teens I, 2; Orchestra. Officer 7; B-Team Cheerleader 3: French Club U 2. 132 Seniors Look to the Future SARAH F. WOOD Sch„„l Spinl Club I: A.F.S. 2. 3. -I: Office G:rl I. 2. i. Aiiendance Winker - ; Human Ri-lalium 2: Candy Slnjicrs 1. 2. MARY SUSAN WRIGHT Spt ' fch arid Dt ' half I: Satinnat Forensic League - , Tones 1: A.F.S. , , Botanical and Biological Club -1; Orche.Ura ; (ierman Club I. 2. : Human Relations . KENT WYATT Wrcilling I : Chorus I. 2. 3: Clay Colonial Car Club I. JAMES E. ZARZYKA DEBORAH SUE ZIEGERT SJiool Spirit Club 2, A.F.S. 3. l.C.T. J: V.I.C.A. . Y-Teens 1: Chrous 2. 3. 7. PATRICIA LYNN ZOLLER Xational Honor Society 4; Colonial Staff 3, 4; Student Council 7, 2, J, 4; Prom Committee Head 3: Sunmming 3, Captain 4: School Spirit Club I. 2. 3. Officer 7, Basketball Homecoming Queen 4; Future Teachers I; German Club 1 . Officer 2, 3, 4. IN MEMORIAM KENNETH KARL KLEMZ ■. . . your time has come to shin all vour dreams arc on their wav . -Paul Simon Juniors Keep Winning President: Kathy DeVoe Vice-President: Sue Towner Sponsor: Miss Marie Kruckei Treasurer: Gary Olund Junior class officers Gary Olund, Kathy DeVoe, Sponsor Miss Mane Kruckei, Sue Toumer, and Despi fauich discuss plans for coming events. In School Spirit Juniors show spirit with a bonfire float. Attaining the status of upperclassmen. the juniors won in many areas. Most of them braved T.B. tests. U.S. History. Advanced Algebra, and Macbeth. Others shook through the P.S.A.T. in readiness for higher educa- tion. C hosen as the prom theme, Camelot was financed by bake sales and other money- making projects. Throughout the year, in whatever they encountered, the juniors pre- pared for their ear ahead as seniors. Bob Cantwell takes the spirit jug as the juniors win again! Juniors Show A Variety Paul Akkerrnan Peter Akkerman Alice Allen Richard Allen Alicia Allison Patricia Allison Stephen Alpert Ralph Anderson Craig Ansbaugk David Anson Robin Antolovich John Antonidies Karen Armes Richard Arndt Sandra Arnold Debra Aurand Mary Babocsai Sharon Bachman Kandie Harden Karen Bare Ken Barlow Robert Barrett Gregory Barth George Bartuska John Bayman Deborah Beach Joel Beckman Catherine Berg Michael Berger Kathy Berry Robert Black Thomas Blake Steve Blankenbaker Terry Boettcher J one Boggs Deobrah Boharic James Boits Rofi iinrdiman displays junior strength. 136 Of Unusual Talents (. ' hns Bonadifs Kathryn Borkowski Mary Bnttorff Parttt ' la Boughncr Shelley Bovland Ruth Brenneman Laura Brne Damon Brooks Robert Buscoe Sharon Bush Gerald Bussey K ' evtn Biitterbaugh Km Smilh looks calm as Mr. George Friedrrmn saves the day. Alexander Buzas David Cabanaw Jennifer Call Karen Campbell Robert Cantwell Deborah Casper Beverly Celmer Ronald Chamber Leslie Choitz Christopher Christian Barbara Clark Margaret Clark Scott Clark Gary Clauser Victoria Clawson Collene Clymer Lou Ann Coe Ronald Coleman Mark Colip Timothy Collins Roland Colwell 137 T.B. Tests Are Carla Combs John Comer Richard Corless Margaret Couch Janette Craven Dan Cravjford Karen Crumet Cmtra Curtis Patricia Dales Ward Dare Roxanne Davidson Ronald DeKeyzer Marsha DeRaeve Robin Dershem Barbara DeRuyver Kathr n DeVoe Bruce De Wulf Greg Dhoore Cynthia Dobrzykowski Laura Dodge Jay Dow Margaret Dryer William Dunn Herbert Eddy Paula Ertckson Craig Emsberger Christanna Esberg Christine Eufemi Karen Evans Steve Fagett Nanette Fabler William Fussier Despina Fausch Dominic Fejer Judith Ferro Alicia Allison and Laura Dodge don ' t seem to mind the T.B. needle. 138 Taken With A Smile? Chris Bonadies, Mary Wallers. Gary Willis, and Deb- bie Wiggins have other ideas! Karen Fietzek Michael Fladeland Douglas Fordyce Judith Forray Charmaine Fouts John Frank Christopher Franklin Susan Frantz Michael Frazier Deborah Freel Douglas Freeman Deborah Freshley Franklin Frick Thomas Frisz Jacquelyn Carver Gregory Gember Steve Gesellschap Charla Gibson Rebecca Girvin Joel Goebel Claire Gordon Debra Gordon Linda Graber Julie Graham Richard Green Katherine Greenway Robert Griff ee Elizabeth Grove Scott Gutermuth Jacqueline Haager Jeffrey Hall David Hamilton Brent Hansen Linda Hardin Robert Harlan ■ — ' - Juniors Produce Patricia Harner Thomas Hart Am Haughee Janice Hayden James Haynes Robert Hedrich Robert Hejjernan Cyril Herlhoge Cathy Heymg Colleen Higgs Susan Hill Paula Hillock 140 Janine Hinz David Hollenback Patti Hollnter Debra Hood Carole Horning Kirk Hosinski Tern Huddiestun Teresa Hums Mary lams Robert Ingiett Cheryl Isham Jo ' . ' ph. Jackmovich Arthur Jacques Alan Jank Timothy Janovjiak Deborah Jetlum Kathryn Jones Kent Juday Karen Kanney Kevin Keene Betty Kendall Kathleen Kilian Tom Kingsajer Starr Knight Roxanne Koeppen Janet Kollar Stanley Korabek The Champions Kalhx Korn William Kremin Tern Kubtak Kristina Kuesperl Gary Ladyga Jeffrey Landstrum Debra Lane Carolyn Leavitl Frank Leblang Peggy Leffman Albert LeRoy James Lidecker Elizabeth Luckwood Brenda Los Elizabeth Lutes James Lybarger Steven Lynch David L on Jerome Lyon Deborah Madey Robert Mahoney Deborah Makielski Tracy Malec Stephen Mamula Karen Marciniak Sanford Marks Cynthia Martin Michele Martin Paul Marvel Phyllis Maslerman Beverly McCarty Sandra McKenna Patrick McLane Robert Mead Debra Miller Pamela Miller I ' lvian Miller Susan Minton Michael Miranda 141 Juniors Show New Frederick Mohler Carol Montague Sharon Moo Christopher Morrow Corde Mortakis Diane Moser Joanne Mulligan Brian Nelson Linda Xewcomer Scott Sickerson Roseanne Niedbalski Dennis Niedosik Marcia Nowak William Olson Gary Olund Victoria Paget Lloyd Palmiter John Papal Paige Patty William PaiL ' lik Tim Penkala Craig Peterson James Peterson Priscilla Peterson Susan Peterson LuAnn Pfaller Bonnie Phillips Richard Plunkett Paul Porou ' ski Michael Prue Chris Puchala Paul Quiggle Michael Reed Andrew Replogle Typing Una lough class, hut Lou Coe and Debbie Beach can lake it! 142 Classroom Skills Rexannf Richardson Bonnie Ringland Christal Riningcr Kathy Robbins Raymond Roberts Diane Robinson Mary Rommel Patricia Rose Michael Ryan Lisa Saff Kathleen Sagi Perry Sams David Sanjord Ric Santos Gwen Sayers William Schaal Mark Schalliol Michael Schmaltz Joseph Schreiner Mark Schricker William Seese Sharon Shabaz James Shaul Scot Sholty Erika Siebrecht Harriet Smith Krisiine Smith Mark Smith Mary Sm ith Dave Snyder Debra Squint James Stabnik Vesta Stepniewski Bradley Stewart Melinda Stewart James Stoll 143 If your car needs to be fixed, ask Herb Eddy to do it! Participation Shows Interest Jean Suter Jerri Sutherland Kathleen Sweeney Melody Sun t Susan Su ' igart James Symon Michele S:igeli Robert Taylor Gregory Tepe Lori Thellman Dennis Thrash Brian Tiseh Karla Toirne Susan Towner John Tyl Bradley I ' dell Candy L ' ltdenhowen Tom Vpton Michele Van Dusen John I ' aselin Pamela Voight Juergen Voss Daniel V ' rabel Jacqueline Waggoner Wayne Waggoner Walter Wagoner Diane Walczewski Kathrene Wale Alan Walker Carolyn Wallace Mary Walters James Wegenka Ten Wenke Kath Wharton Dehra Wiggins Tern Kuhiak, Karla Tovme, Karen Evans, Alex Buzas. and Mary Rommel turn outjor Yearbook Dance. Many members oj the junior class assemble in the cajeteria foyer to show their interest m clubs. Il Ronald Williams Gary Willis Joseph Wishin Dale Woolen Janet Woolen Debby Worsham Eugene Wuergler John Young As the end of the year draws near, tension has Ric Santos climbing the walls. In Memory of a Friend RICK EGYED 145 Sophomores Win President: Joe Wnjcik [ ' we-Fresiilent: (.ahJx Bowie Sponsor: Miss Carolyn Jedd Sophomore class officers Kathy Colvin, Cindy Bowie, Pally Hall, and foe Wojcik 146 Treasurer: Kathy Colvin Through Determination Sophs relax after a rough morning as they chat between mouth uls of food. lVnter cramp attacks sophomores as they produce a composition. Sophomores attend assembly to learn about next year ' s courses. Sophomores participated in manv activities during the past year. To earn nionev for next vear ' s prom, an October car wash was held. When January arrived, parents were bribed for down-pavments on rings, pur- chased for the first time from the L. G. Balfour Go. Competing in the Spirit Week hall decorating contest, sophs received first place for their efforts. The class of 1973 planned next vear ' s schedule, signed up for Driv- er ' s Ed., and hoped for the best. Sophomores hjork hard so that the can produce a winning hall for Spirit Week Sophs Float into Homecoming Charles Ake Wincton Ake Dennis A I tic Stephen Ankerson Olon Anson Joseph Ar elt Janet Armes Je fery Augenstein Brady August Maria Babura Richard Baer Douglas Baker Rebecca Baker Daniel Barber David Barncord John Barrett Carol Barrier Sue Barth Marcia Batten Mary Kay Battista Mary Bauer Robert Bella Beth Bergenhagen Susan Bert David Besemer William Biggs Brenda Billingsley William Bodnar Sandra Boharic John Banned Maureen Borowski Robert Bottorff Cynthia Bowie Barbara Braden Constance Bradfield Teresa Branum Yvonne Brennan David Breslin Wendy Bnttain Thomas Broadrick Deborah Brown Ginger Brown 148 Janice lirovn Sue Bryant Cathleen Bunch Debbie Lloyd receives a beauty treatment in her health class Kevin Call Anthony Campanale Bruce Campbell Terry Cantwell Judith Carrico Julie Carter Dwain Casteel Jeff Cavender John Chabot Rose Cheh Steven Cherrone Mark Chidister Donald Clark Patrick Clifford Gloria Cole Kathryn Colvin Spencer Colwell Colleen Cook John Cook Larry Cook Candice Cooper Terry Copeland Given Copsey Suzanne Gorooran Eric Coughenour James Craig Jill Crawford Terry Crauford James Custard Sharon Cutler Terry Damp Debbie Darnell Rodney Davidson Dianne Davis John Davis 149 Sophomores Show Spirit Patricia DeKeyzer Frt ' d Dembinskt Jamt-s Deranek S ' iphomores display their spirit at one of the many pep assemblies held this year. Reid Doruff Jeanne DuBois Sally Eisbrenner Kurt Ellis Patricia Everly Betsy Farquhar Sandra Felton Xancy Ferro Daniel Fischer Barbara Fokey Deborah Foley Mary Ford Terry Forrest John Foster Judy Freshley Fredrick Gall Sandra Garver John Gatlin Deborah Gatzka Maria Gember Mary Gillen Richard Gillette Carol Girolami Mike Glaser Gregg Golubski Kenneth Goodhew Martha Gordon Gary Gorzynski Sid Gotmy Gregory Graf Sandra Graham Mark Granning Douglas Grauel Timothy Grauel Ronald Gray i:-V!t py. - By Supporting Teams Andrew Grenerl Dixie Grenert Ruth Grenerl Charles Grove Robert Grundtner Mary Guljas Rose Guljas Terry Gutermuth Thomas Hadley Michelle Hall Patricia Hal! Linda Haney Tim Haney Suzanne Hamer Kerry Harrington David Hartman Elizabeth Hatfield Stephen Haughee Paul Havener Douglas Havens Sue Hawk Bob Heiden Randall Herr Timothy Hibiske Randy Himes Scott Hintz Susan Hintz Dianne Hinz John Hirschler Donald Holloway John Hoover Douglas Hopper Anthony Horvath Brad Horvath Shirley Howe Tern Hoyt Judith Hummell Kathy Hummer Kenneth Hunn Randolph Hurley Joe lams David ImhoJ Betty Jackmovich Diana Jackson Sophomores Enjoy Ordering Dorrine Johnson Shirley Johnson Gary Jones Deborah Jusczak Beth Keene Gene Kelley Debra Kelly Michael Kelsey Donna Kereszies Cheryl Ketcham Bernard Kiellon Connie Kilian Dawn King Patricia King Shirley King Jeanette Kintzele William Kirk Jeanne Klaunter Ronald Klute David Knebel Thomas Kollar Randall Koontz Jejfery Kope Gregory Kramer Mary Kramer Stephen Kramer Joseph Kruyer Christine Krych Linda Kryder Karen Kuhlman Cindy Kulcsar James Kumle Linda Kuntz Xancy Kuszmaul Janice Landick Patrick Lower William Luebben Bradley Lunde A large selection oj rings is shown Jar the sophomores. And Receiving Rings Early Michael MacCauiland Douglas Mackey Patrick MacQuire Dentse Maikc Mark Makiebki Randy Man let G regory Marshall Michael Marvin Michelle McBnde Roy McCain Russell McCain Robin McCartney Frances McCollesier David McDowell Margaret McFarland Kevin McLane David McWhorter Sharon Mead Mmdy Melton Marc Merrill Margaret Mesaros Jeroyl Messmore David Middleton Emily Midili David Miller Alvin Miltenberger Gail Miltenberger Phillip Miltenberger Phillip Mirkin Peter Moffett Audrey Molenda Neil Molenda Gary Montgomery Judy Moon Jana Moore Luis Morales Albert Moss Gail Moyer Kathy Mudwilder John Myer Thomas Alyers Vicky Myers Karen A ' agy John Newcomer w liJkM Sophomores Bob Bella, Olon Anson, David Osborne, and Bill Swan wait in line as Darwin Scandling makes a down payment for his nn . Excitement Mounts as Sophs Cynthia Nicholas Robert Nolen Ronald Nordblad Marva Orth Jay Oiborn David Osborne Donald Osthimer Gary Paege Sandra Pagna David Papal David Papandria Cheryl Pastor Richard Paver Deborah Pendergrass Robyn Penrod Rebecca Perkins Denny Altic and Sue Dickens confer with Mr. Turnock about Driver ' s Education. 154 Jamie Pierce Deborah Pmckert Sandra Pindell James Pogotis Linda Polman Sandra Porter Rita Probst Brent Proctor John Proteau Mary Przybylski Pamela Quiggle Pamala Radde Judy Ralstin Patricia Rand Candace Replogle Gary Rhodes Janell Richey Kathryn Ri.ggs Robert Ri.ggs John Robertson Gary Robison Beth Roden Roland Rosander Terry Rosander Ronald Ruff Dennis Ruggieri Kevin Rupert Stephen Russell Sign up for Driver Education % - ,-■_• ' i i Rex Ryor Rncco Saccn Maria Salinas Sue Sappington Darvnn Scandling Marcia Schmaltz Linda Schmokel David Schrader Bruce Schu ' ind Dennis Scojield William Seybold Anita Shaul Patricia Shenejield Patricia Sheneman Larry Simmons Dorothy Simon Donald Sims Denise Singleton Jeffrey Singleton Michael Singleton Judith Sloan David Smedley Linda Smedley Michelle Smith Edna Smith Gregg Smith Jeanmarie Smith Jefjrey Snyder Xorma Stabnik icky Stachurski Janice Stanley Ralph StogsdiU John Stopczynski Kevin Strom Laura Stroud Timothy Sullivan William Szi ' an Janet Sweeney Susan Taberski Timothy Taylor Judy Tebo Terry Tepe Robbie Thomas Cynthia Thornton 155 Sophomores Eagerly Anticipate Joan Torok Craig Tolh Rebecca Towne Nancy Towner John Treash Charlette Turk Renee Van Dusen Gregory Vandygrijf Anthony VanEs anc VanLue Cynthia V ' anWynsberghe Raymond I ' erhostra Timothy Vermande Chris Wagner Judith Waltz Melody Warnke Michael Watjord Douglas Walkins Kim Webb Eric Webber Carolyn Weller Richard Werner Sherri Whitley James Wilder Rosalie Wilder Ann Williams Bruce Williams Carol Williamson Becoming Jolly Juniors Dennis Wilson Forest Wilson Lisa Wing Betty Wishmsky Joseph Wojcik Glenda Wood Lee Worman Donald Wraighl Bonnie Wright Nancy Wright Cindy Young James Young Patricia Zawlocki Maribeth Zelmer Brenda Zicgert Claire Zoller 157 Freshmen Win President: Ann Porowski Vice-Preitdent: Bnb Hart Sponsor: Mr. Daniel Polizzotto Freshmen class ojficen: Kathy VandeKamp. Ann Porovski, Bub Hart, and Bruce Ryan. Treasurer: Bruce Ryan 158 Through Experience Freshmen gather al an assembly In meet Clay ' s AFS student. Peter Schmutzler. As freshmen, the class of ' 74 came to Clay High School filled with enthusiasm for what was awaiting them in the vear ahead. Thev began with the election of class officers and participated in school activities such as Human Relations food drive, the Christmas seal sale. Home- coming, and Mr. Irrisistible. With the help of their sponsor, Mr. Daniel Polizzotto, the freshmen made it through their first vear of high school. ; :o fi.- UP« DOWN ' •- • • - Sponsor Mt. Darnel Polizzotto gives advice to President Ann Poron ' ski re- garding class activities. Freshmen Gain Knowledge Through Rnherl Allen Kathleen Allinger Rick Ameigh William Amor Randall Anderson Sibyll Anderson Daniel Anson Carl Arell Susan Aretz Michelle Augenstein Betty Balog Michael Baloy William Banfi Gerald Barnes LuLinda Barlell Richard Barth Vickie Bayer Denise Beach Rebecca Beamer Sandra Bee km an Robert Beitler Ronald Bennett Debra Berg Jejfery Billisitz Susan Binder Jeffrey Bishop Mary Black Anthony Btazi Mark Blelsh Mark Blume Dianna Boettcher Patricia Bonnell Mark Borkozi ' ski Steven Bothast Diane Boudreau 160 s -?.:wk Freshmen attend a class meeting New School — New Friends — New Faces Stephen Boven liei-erly Boyd i ' alerte Bozenski Dennis Branslelter Step h an Bray Patricia Breslin William Bridi e Jeffrey Brittain Robert Briltain Demse Brooks Donna Broum Gregory Brown Randal Brunt I ' lcki Buckles Roberta Dales Dale Damp Douglas Davis James Davis James Davis Debra DeHaven Geojfrey DeLusignan Spirit Is Shown at Pep Assemblies Janet DelV ' ecchw Christine Dembinski Mary Detro Karen Lonstrom, k ' athy Leake, and Debby Berg show their spirit at a pep assembly. Judy Edwards Rita Eiias Ronald Elias Danny Emmans Dean Epperson Timothy Enckson Ronald Evans Richard Fallat Jo Farekas Brenda Farkas William Farmer Kaylene Fink Steven Fishburn John Fitterling Robert Fitzpatrick Leanne Fladeland Kathy Foley Mary Foley Timmothy Foley Jack Ford William Ford Cynthia Foreman Deborah Forray Sharron Frey Phillip Fonts Linda Fr aider Laureen Frazier Mark Frazier Peggy Frederick James Freeman Jeanne Frisz Betty Fuller Deborah Gallagan George Ganser Joseph Gast Freshmen Learn School Traditions Michael Gatchell (tary Gatlin Donald Gatzka Jon Gember Christine Gibbs Mary Gieracz Stephanie Girvm John Gish Mark Gleixner Russell Gleva Christine Golubski David Gonswrowski James Goodwin Jerome Gordon Brenda Graber Debra Graber Dennis Graf Dennis Graham Stephen Gray Kathy Grounds Linda Grunawalt Thomas Gulbranson Benedict Hahaj Lisa Haley Maureen Haney Mary Hardig Kathy Harrington Robert Hart ancy Hartman Mary Harvey Kathleen Hasbrook Lillian Havener Ten Havens Anthony Ha yden Paul Hayden Sandra Hecklinski Joanne Hefjeman Donald Heilman Sancy Helling Pam Herring David Hes Raymond Hill Kevin Hile Janet Hoff Sharon Hoffner Patricia Hogan Dunght Holland Charlene Hollars Patrick Holloway Richard Hon Fred Hopper Cynthia Horn John Horning Arthur Horvath Lori Horvath Teena Horvath 163 Frosh Enjoy Many Activities Judith Hovje Susan Huddleston Jody Huffman Gayle Hurkin Brenda Irby Gary I sham Suzanne htenes Kenneth Jackson Pamela Jackson Robert Jacques Chris Janiszczak Car a Jenkins J immie Jenkins Elvin Johnson Gail Jones Robert A. Jones Robert T. Jones Kevin Jozwiak Dan Kagarise Beth Kaminski Edward Kaminski Paul Kavanaugh James Kaylor Elizabeth Keen Charles Kelderhouse Joseph KeuUjes Gregory Kiemnec Gregory Kitkowski David Klawiter Tracy Klemz Mark Kline Sharon Knight Susan Knopp Lelia Koch anc Kopke (Cynthia Korabek Eric Kovacsics Stephen Kovatch Gregg Kramer Joseph Kuritz Lmda Labuzienski Deborah Ladyga Craig Lamb Alan Landick Beverly Landis Bruce Landy Alan Lang Judith Larson Brian Lawton Ka hryn Leake Catherine Leavitt Jamie Leblang Alan Leek Marcia Leer Mary Leinen Joseph Lemke New Courses Interest Freshmen Ehse Lennon Bonnie Lesicki Barbara Levns Jim Freeman concentrates on a problem m i-ntumg tabulation in Personal Typing. David Lowry David Lukas Theresa Lupa Sheryl Lybarger Mark Malec Mark Mamula Larry Marko Bilbe Martin Cynthia Martin Joan Martin Man Marvel Steve Mathews Michael Mauel Phillip McClure Kathie McCune Patricia McGeehan Cleta McKaskle Miriam McKiernan Patricia McMichael Rebecca Mester Michael Meyer Joseph Midih Daniel Miller Bruce Milliken Jack Miltenberger Sandra Mohn Patrick Molenda Patrick Montgomery Martin Moon Andrew Moore Barbara Morgan Melvin Morrow Tame Mortakis Frances Moss Paula Mroczkiewicz Noon Time Activities Enjoyed Freshman have their choice oj shooting basketballs or birds during lunch hour. Susan Muckenfuss Kern Muldennk Thomas Mulligan Clarice Myers John Myers Robert Neeser John Nelson Jeffrey Xickerson Randy Xicodemus James Nunemaker Debra Norris Larry Nowak Paul Nowicki Leon Nyka Jeffrey Obenchain Pamela Overholser Michael Paden Kathleen Panis James Parsons Susan Pelka Jessie Pendergrass Clyde Perkins Keith Peterson Mark Peterson Nancy Phillips Brenda Piasecki Tracey Pierce Diane Pindell 166 Frosh First In Christmas Seal Drive V i  -f: Terrance Pogotis Path Polman Ann Ptjrou ' ski Barbara Porter Elizabeth Potter Albert Pratt Frank Prz bylski Deborah Pullen Roxanne Purucker Renee Radecki Jeana Ray- Susan Reichold Cynthia Remke James Rhoton Gregory Richard Theresa Richardson Patsy Riggs Tony Robaska Dorothy Roberts Clay Robinson Katherine Robinson Deborah Romak Randy Root Deborah Rosander Sandra Rosenbaum Thomas Rospopo Krista Rouch Chris Russo Bruce Ryan Edward Ryan Kathy Ryll Diana Salinas Michael Salyers James Sams Evelyn Sandeen Dale Sanders David Sanders Kathleen Sanford Marjory Saz Linda Schlotfeldt Robert Schools Terry Scott Tom Seese Patrick Shanley Kris Sholty Darlene Singleton Larry Singleton Paul Singleton Mary Ann Sluyter Karen Sly Cheryl Smith Craig Smith Donna Smith Kevin Smith Terry Smith Anyce Snyder 167 Frosh Make It Through First Year Craig Snyder Karen Sobolewski Norman Soule William Spencer Dennis St. Germain Linda Staner Pamela Steely Luanda Stokes Carol Story Mark Stradtner Sandra S trope Calvin Stuart Bunnie Studt Xancx Suler Kevin Swain Donna Szymczak Leah Tabacznik Samuel Taberski Beth Terry Karen Thallemer Paul Thellmann Ann Mane Thomas Kathy Thompson Frances Touhey Maureen Towner Rebecca Towner Charles Trader Scott Troeger Above: Kathy Thompson works on one of her many art projects. Left: Cynthia Remke is happy to be able to hand in another class as- signment. Interests Differ Among Freshmen Benedict Hahaj shoivs the location of South Bend on an Indiana map in his social studies class. Alan Lang z ' orks on a lathe in the machine shop. Stace Turk Stanley Twitchell Starr L ' ltdenhovjen Gladys Urruti Renee Van Belleghem Kathleen Van de Kamp Joseph Vargo Michael Vascil John Vasta Joseph Vittorie Marrla Voighl Kathryn X ' rahel • Theresa Wack Richard Walczeirski Eric Walton Peter Walton .Martin Warner Jerry Watkms The res e Webber Deborah Wedmore Ajny Weinstein Janet Welsh James Wentland Xancy W ' ever Debra Wharton Xancy Whitehead Cynthia Whittaker Kenneth Wiggins 169 Memories That Last Forever John Horning -j ' orks on an art project. Above: Debra Wharton is posed by Mr. Lowell Ward. Right: Bob Hart has flipped with joy. Once A Friend Paul Wills John Wilson Joseph Winterbotham Roberta Wishin Stephen Wojcik Michele WolJ George Woljson Timothy Woodhurst David Wyatt Martin Yarnall Ronald Young Diane Zarzyka Christine Zaudocki Steven Zimmerman Now A Memory 170 DONNA MINDER Winning . . . Through Contributing Winning . . . through contributing. It was a give and take effort For both students and area businesses. .Support and money vs-ere contributed to CHay From local businessmen By the way they backed the baseball team All the way to the state championship. .Service was contributed to the communitv By students who grilled hamburgers and pancakes. Carted groceries, and pumped gas. All won who offered their time and skills To better the surrounding community. 171 Clay Romps to Diamond Crown Those Amazing Colonials They had poise, ability and character. Their record was absolutely dazzling as they headed for Indianapolis and the finals of the Indiana High School base- ball tournament. Their supporters were confident. And the Clay Colonials and Coach Jim Reinebold went on to prove that every- thing said and written about them in recent weeks was the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. They are the champions of Hoosier- dom with a record of 39 victories against IF three losses and 33 straight wins on the way to the title. It is an amazing record that is likely to stand a long time, a record that bespeaks talent, splendid coaching, tenacity, discipline and all the other ingredients that go into the making of a champion. We are proud of the accomplishment of Coach Reinebold and his title holders and extend our heartiest congratula- ions. What a record! It leaves one a little breathless. i!««i Clay Baseball Champs: M. Hawkins. L. Bnlt. B. Schell. J. Parker. A. Replngle. P. Porowski, J. Peter S son, K. Juda . J. Siednsik. GO GUARANTEED M MARATHON 172 MARATHON OIL CO. BURGER CHEF 52920 U.S. 31 North 1710 N. Ironwood FOOD GOOD ENOUGH TO LEAVE HOME FOR Veople wild tdeiv de ds in tde clouds And ideiv eei on tde ground go phces. And a good dmd delps idem get tdeve quicdev. Qo phces witd us. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OR SOLJXMWESXEFJN IVIICMICBAN il 111 h: C?f Y V 01626 O.S. 31 NO „, „ p,en 4 MILES NORTH OF SOUTH BEN TELEPHONE 272-1CX PREe INTERIOF. DESieNlNS OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8:30 SHELL IRONWOOD SHELL SERVICE Washing — Greasing 18007 State Road 23 South Bend, Indiana 174 STATE LINE TRAILER SALES AND PARK 50505 U.S. 31 272-4363 G. L. PERRY STORE Greenwood Shopping Center 2302 SO. BEND AVE. SOUTH BEND Open 9-9 Closed Sundays GRIMAN S DAIRY QUEEN 52238 U.S. 31 272-3220 ROSELAND PHARMACY 401 DIXIEWAY NORTH 272-6060 175 MENDOZA S Record Shop Electric, Folk and Cloisicol Guitars — Records Lessons — Amps — Phonographs — Tape Recorders and Car Tapes 241 Dixieway North 272-7510 Tim Penkala, a member of the State Baseball Champion Team, plays one of the many guitars at Mendoza ' s. Ml PENNY SAYER SAVINGS GUIDE Suburban Printing Service Wedding Invitations 52027 U.S. 31 North 272-1688 ROSELAND CLEANERS 41 7 Dixie Way North NOb Phone 272-4095 D an ' s Wedg ewoo as unoco BRAKE — TUNE-UP — WHEEL BALANCING SERVICE TIRES — BATTERIES ACCESSORIES — TOWING WHEEL ALIGNMENT Prop. Dan Arsenovich 50570 U.S. 31 NORTH SOUTH BEND 46637 BEN ' S SUPERETTE ROSELAND VERY FINEST ' ' MEATS AT MUCH ' ' LOWER PRICES 107 DIXIEWAY N. 272-7588 176 SHOELAND 50698 U.S. 31 North 272-A722 I W UNIVERSITY STANDARD 17993 STATE ROAD 23 272-0083 Through these doors pass 1,200 people who enjoy their jobs. If you ' d like to make it 1 ,201 , call 284-2392. Congrofu o ions o ihe Class of ' 71 from ASSOCIATES CORPORATION OF NORTH AMERICA and Subtidiarias 700 MISHAWAKA AVENUE SOUTH BEND, INDIANA 46624 A GULF AND WESTERN COMPANY ii«.iti 1 316 Ironwood Dr., South Bend 1804 L.W.E-, Mishawdka .J ' Jm3T3W IB FOX THRIFT SWIFT GAS 18352 STATE ROAD 23 SOUTH BEND 272-4046 FREPAN FLORAL SHOP 909 Portoge Avenue Floral Arrangements Our Specialty We Telegroph Flowers Phone 233-1348 JIM HOPE ' S BARBER SHOP 52261 HOLLYHOCK 272-4007 178 Barber, Jim Hope, cuts Jim Peterson ' s hair, tfore another baseball season starts. WALLACE Investments Incorporated 51591 U.S. 31 North South Bend, Indiana 46637 Area 219,272-0700 KARL WEIS Auto Body Shop Incorporated 52073 U.S. 31 272-1100 JOHN ' S STANDARD 405 Dixie Way South LANDESMAN JEWELER 415 DIXIEWAY NORTH 272-6373 Joe lams, left, and Rocco Sacco. Sophomore members of the baseball team, are fitted for their class rmgs by I C. T. employee i Randy Corley, as Mr. Landesman looks on. 179 BURGER KING - . .-•.. ' V ' BURCFR Kf MG UOM OF THE W OPPEB Home of the Whopper 501 DIXIEWAY NORTH Roseland Standard Service 320 DIXIEWAY SOUTH There ' s always somebody who can ' t g rasp a new idea. Fortunately, there are a lot of other people . . those who get Ideas, and those who listen to them and do something . . so that there ' s progress in our old world. Like a lot of American businesses, we ' ve built our whole company on new ideas. Like the total-electric home, and the all-electric school, and reducing the cost of our product while everyone else was raising theirs. A lot of our ideas came to us from young people who joined our company, and from others outside, in other industries. But the Important thing Is what we did with those ideas. And what we hope to do with more that come to us In the future. Business needs ideas. Got any? 180 m eric an fc le ctric I i- owep, V System. VD A VA MIC HIGAN ELECTRIC COMPANY Congratulations To The Class Of 7] DON ' S DRUGS, INC. 5 Locations Experienced — Dependable Prescription Service TUESLEY ' S DRUG STORE 2324 LWW 232-3319 BRENTWOOD PHARMACY 3928 LWW 232-9983 DON ' S DRUGS 50970 U.S. 31 North 272-4884 BUSCHBAUM PHARMACY 2305 Miami Street 289-0383 RELIANCE PHARMACY 230 W. Washington 234-1191 r Si NDARD . ROSELAND STANDARD SERVIC 320 Dixieway South TRY ACE FIRST 219 Dixie Way North (Roseland) 272-7535 ACE SETS THE PACE vACE hardware -7 181 HANK S Friendly Supermarket 52482 U.S. 31 272-0454 pianos and organs 215 U.S. 31 NORTH 272-5684 EXCITINGLY Different Ideas in Party Food and Decor o ' Meeting; f ms OF SOUTH BEND 515 DIXIEWAY NORTH • U . S. HIGHWAY 3 1 CEdl Mrs J Thomas 272-6600 SCHRADER ' S CITGO SERVICE 1404 North Ironwood Road South Bend, Indiana Phone 233-8901 182 ; GOOD LUCK AND } CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 71 CENTRAL Cycle Supply 51025 U.S. 31 NORTH SOUTH BEND, INDIANA 46637 Manufacturer of CHARGER mini bikes AUTO SPORT 52148 U.S. 31 NORTH 272-2854 Open 9 a.m. -8 p.m. THE NEW FIAT 850 SPORT RACER EDISON PARK SUNOCO SERVICE Aufo Repairs — Tone L ps Road Service — Au o Accessories Phone 233-0328 1346 No. Ironwood PATRONS 1 . ASA Draperies 2. Ebersole ' s 3. Lee ' s Paint Spot 4. Mort ' s Variety Store The 1971 Mmuleman Staff -unshes to thank the following for their assistance: Jack Bundy, S.K. Smith Co.. Lowell Ward. National Studios, South Bend Tribune, Everyone at DeGroff Studio, Mr. Stafford and Eric Brown. Clay ' s .-irl Dept.. Community Advertisers. Clay High School Faculty and Staff 183 uhe Original PANCAKE CBICKSR BOUSE ® Two Locations U.S. 31 (Dixie Hwy.) No. at Cleveland Rd. No. Ironwood Drive at Edison Rd. afe .Ji2fe - POOR RICHARD S Gins FLOWfRS 52577 U.S. 31 North 272-2966 184 TOM POTTER ' S MOBIL 52072 U.S. 31 North 272-0058 COLONIAL OIL CO HIGHEST QUALITY LOWEST PRICES 52394 U.S. 31 NORTH OFF STREET PARKING SALES - SERVICE - RENTALS MARQUEnE T.V., INC. 51487 U.S. 31 North -at Auten Rd. 272-1387 DARNELL DRUG STORE Greenwood Shopping Center 272-7200 Hours: Mon.-Sot. 9-10 Sundays Holidays 9-1 5-9 9-1 ' ' The Proof is in the Tasfe DINING ROOM or CARRY OUT 130 DIXIEWAY NORTH Next to Holly ' s Phone 272-6017 A nice place to bring a date. 185 CLAY SERVICE CENTER 51522 U.S. 31 N 272-5243 Merrick ' s Maple Lane Pharmacy Prescription Specialists Postal Substations 18075 State Rd. 23 South Bend, Indiana Phone: 272-7747 Merrick ' s Liberty Pharmacy North Liberty, Indiana State champions, Paul Porovjski, Kent juday, and Don Fejer look over a new Super Beetle. BERTLES VOLKSWAGEN, INC. 52203 U.S. 31 NORTH 272-8504 Plywood Discount Center 3 50947 U.S. 31 North South Bend, Indiana Phone (219) 272-8010 Compliments of SANDOCK ' S Our 71sf Year Furniture 50770 U.S. 31 N. Carpet-way 50760 U.S. 31 N. 186 CHANDLER SALES i SERVICE 51465 U.S. 31 N. South B«nd, Ind. 272-4242 , ,1CT Ruh Green, member of Ihe Slate Championship base ball learn. Irtes on a Wheelhone for size. DE GROFF STUDIOS 1920S. Michigan St. South Bend, Ind. Mrs. Diane Dorn and Mrs. Hanna DeGroff discuss Ihe price of senior pictures. THE YEARBOOK STAFF APPRECIATES THE ASSISTANCE OF EVERYONE AT DeGROFF ' S .1 BITE OR A H.lXOrEl Holly ' s Restaurant 120 Dixie Way North 272-7644 r?- - ' 11 ' ; LUNCHEON FEATURE MAM 3BM $TT5 T Employees of Holly ' s Tony Van Es Kevin Keene Paul Barlow Ric Sanlos Judy Ferro Pat McFaul Vee Miller Lockie Bowen Mary Suter Cathy Barlow Joan Farquhar PLUMBING HEATING SUPPLIES I ||Hi l I CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1971 cirp U.S. 51 N. V WHOLESALE HAUL SC3TH EENC, IMD. 187 ADMINISTRATION Mr. Phillip Ell 8, 24. 25. 49. 50, 62, 98 Mr. Robert Sikorski 24 FACULTY Mr. -Mphonse As;uirre 31 Mr. William Baldwin 40. 1 Mrs. Rosemarie Bradford 31 Mrs Bonnie Brueseke 42 Mr Mark Brumbaugh 35 Mr Bliss Butts 27 Mrs. Patricia Cole 35 Mrs. RoselynCole27 Miss Sheila Dempsev 28. 65 Mr. Leon DeWiite 32 Mr. DanDimich38. 64 Mr Rav Emrick 44 Mr. irtus Felton 34 Mr. Eldon Fretz 32 Mr George Freidman 40. 137 Mr, James Gerhold 34. 50 Mr. DavidGleason39,78,86 Mrs, Muriel Goheen 34 Mr. John Grabowski 36 Miss Clare Groner 29. 70 Mrs, Barbara Gruszvnski 31 Mr. Edward Hanvzewski 27 Mr-MillonHarke32 ■ ' Mrs. Connie Hogue 39, 62 Mr. Meredith Huston 33 Miss Carolyn Jedd 41. 146 Mr. Lloyd Johnson 36, 70 Mr, Dennis Johnston 29, 53. 68, 91 ■ Mr. Daniel Kasper 15,28. 51, 106 Mr. Thomas King 44, 78 Mrs. Virginia Krause 38, 73 Mr. RobertKrause29. 30 Miss Marie Kruckel 44, 95. 134 Mrs. Maryland Lipscomb 30 Mr. Norris Lockman 36 Mr. Richard Lovin 43, 55 Mr Jark Lowe 40. 78.80 Mrs, Helen Manuszak 27 Mr, David Maison28. 112 Miss Sheila Mcintosh 34 Mr. Galon Miller 36, 48 Miss Joan Mitchell 44 Mr John Mouros 28 Mr. Glenn Nelson 33, 81.86 Mrs. Lois Olsnn 41 , 65 Mr. Daniel Polizzotto 33, 78. 86. 1 58. I 59 Mrs. Dorothy Powers 43, 59, 60 ' . Ir RalphRadeckilS, 30,6.5t„ .Mr, Charles Rcavis 31, 59 Mr, James Reinebold 8, 26, r2, 198 Mrs. .Sandra Rowe 28, 70. 98 Mr Thomas .Saunders 25, 39, 81 Mrs Jessie Schille 31, 68 Mrs Frances Seward 3-5,71 Mrs. Carolyn Shidaker 4 1 Miss Linda Sims 43, 5,5, 56 Mr. Howard Smith 36 Mr. James Spears 32 Mrs, Arlheda Spencer 43, 57 Mr, Raymond Stafford 42, 61 Mr, Kenneth Stankiewicz 35 Mr, John Stinson 32 Mr Robert Turnock 26, 82, 154 , lr Thomas ' ande Valle 26 Mr. James Waller 25, 36, 38 Mrs. Ceraldine Walters 38, 52, 63 £ Mr Jim Warren 44, 84,91 Mr Richard Williams 40, 72, 73 Miss Rulh ■eal5er28,67 STL:DENT body Ha7en.. ke27, 148 ■— ■ « Ruih. ke4, 12.50,51, 58,84, 108, 116 VVinclon. ke64,79,87. 148 Liesbeth, kkerman21,51,66, 108 Paul . kkcrman 70, 136 Peter .- kkerman 136 Phillip . lbert 71. 108 .Alice Allen 136 Richard Allen 54, 56, 136 Robert Allen 160 Kathleen . llinger 160 Alicia Allison 49, 66, 69, 136, 138 Patricia Allison 49. 66, 69, 136 Stephen Alpert 58,68. 136 Dennis Altic 58, 71. 148. 154 Rick Amei,i;h 160 Shelley Amor 4, 10, 12, 21. 49, 50. 51, 85, 93, 106 Sherry Amor 15.21.49, 50, 51,85, 108 William Amor 160 , ' Brian Anderson 108 Ralph Anderson 61 , 64, 66, 79, 93, 94, 136 Randall Anderson 160 Sibyll .Anderson 160 Chris . nkerson 108 Stephen . nkerson 148 C raig . nsbaugh 69, I 36 Daniel .Anson 160 David Anson 73. 1 56 Olon .Anson 148, 153 Robin Antolovich 136 John Antonidcs I 36 Roger Antoniu 108 ■; James Archambault 64, 79, 108 ;, Carl Arelt 160 ,. Joseph Arelt 148 Susan Aretz 160 lanel Armes 58, 148 Karen .Armes 58, 136 Richard Arndt 64. 79. 86. 87. 93, 94, 136 Sandra -Arnold 136 Cynthia ,Augenstein 21 . 59, 66. 108 Jefferv -Augenstein 148 Mi hael .Augenstein 1 60 Bradv . ugust 148 David Aurand64.88, 89,93, 108 Debra Aurand 58, 136 B Maria Babura 51, 148 Sharon Bachman 136 Richard Baer 66, 67,69,70. 148 David Baker 55. 56. 108 i:)ouglasBaker87,93. 148 Rebecca Baker 51. 68, 148 Susan Ball 21 , 48, 51 , 54. 56, 69. 70. 95. 108 BettvBalog55,95, 150 Susan Balog21. 55.61.70.93.95. 109 Michael Baloy 160 William Banfi 60. 160 Daniel Barber 54. 56. 148 Kandie Barden I 36 Karen Bare 54. 69. 136 Catharine Barlow 33. 66. 69, 109, 187 Ken Barlow 59, 136, 187 David Barncord 91, 148 Gerald Barnes 55, 56, 160 John Barrett 81, 148 Robert Barrett 64, 79. 86, 87, 94. 1 36 Carol Barrier 14. 51,59.63, 148 Sandra Barrier 75, 109 Lucinda Bartell 84, 160 Gregory Barth 136 Richard Barth 55, 160 Sue Barth 51, 66, 148 Nantv Bartholomew 109 Cieorge Bartuska 136 Marcia Batten 148 Mary Battista 51, 66, 68,84, 148 Bernadette Bauer 51, 59, 62, 66. 68, 109 Mary Bauer 51, 63, 148 Gerald Bayer 52, 64, 79, 89, 109, 1 96 ' ickie Bayer 160 John Bayman 14, 136 Sherry Bays 109 Deborah Beach 51,75, 136, 142 Denise Beach 54, 160 Rebecca Bcamer 60, 160 Joel Beckman 52, 136, 196 ,Sandra Beckman 33, 60, 68, 160 Mark Bcelaert 88. 89, 109 Robert Beiller 160 Gerald Bella 73. 109 Robert Bella 148 Ronald Bennett 33. 160 Catherine Berg 51 , 136 Debra Berg 50, 5 1 . 60, 68, 95, 1 60, 1 62 Beth Bergenhagen 148, 153 Michael Berger59, 136 . IaryBeringer21,52, 110. 196 Thomas Berk 1 10 Kathy Berry 58. 136 Susan Bert 51, 148 David Besemer 148 Steven Bice 55, 71. 110 William Biggs 148 1 Iiiin(l:i Billinnsliy I4S l.rrr.vHilli ' iil U.I) Mik.-I Hinilcr I Id Sus.in Huiik-I 0(1. () ' ' , l( () |crr.ry BishnpJVWI, Kl, ' )|. 16(1 M.irv Bl.uk S4,( ' K, 160 KoIkti Bl.uk 116 lh m:,sBI;iki-4 ' ). 6 ' ), )2, 1.16 . li(h.i ' l Bl;inkcnl).ikcr 11(1 Sifvc Bl.inkcnh.ikiT 116 . nlhiinv Bl.i i 161) Mark Bk-lsh 160 Mark Blumc 160 William Bodnar 50. 6 ' ), 70. 94, 148 Ui.inna Bocllchcr 160 Trrrv Bnetlchcr 136 |i,ne B6(;ks65, 136 Mithai-l Boguc 1 II) Rodney B.iguc 110 Deborah Boharic 70. 136 S.iridraBoharie.Sl. 148 James Boils 136 Don Bolt 110 Mary Bombrys 40, 51 , 58, 62, 66, 110 Chris Bonadics 137. 139 Phillip Bonadics 64. 79, 93. 1 1 1 JohnBonnell 148 Patricia BonnellGO. 160 Daniel Borkowski 54, 71 . 1 1 1 Kathryn Borkowski 6! , 137 Mark Borkowski 60.91. 160 Maureen Borowski 61 , 69, 148 Sharon Bosworlh 1 I 1 .Steven Bothast 160 Mary Boitorrf62.63. 137 Robert Bottorff60. 148 Pamela Boughner 137 Elizabeth Bowen 111 Stephen Bowen 81. 91, 161 Cynthia Bowie 18, 50. 51,59,65,69, 146, 148 Shelley Bowland 29, 137 Beverly Boyd 60. 161 Deborah Boyer 73. Ill Valerie Bozenski 161 ' Barbara Braden 61. 148 .• nn BradReld 21 . 48, 50, 54, 56, 62, 68, 75, 95, Constance BradPield 51, 54,63,65.68. 148 Michael Bradley 111 Dennis Branstcller 161 Teresa Branum 63, 14H .Stephen Brav 60. 161 Yvonne Rennan 44. 148 Ruth Brcnneman 49. 58. 68, 1 37 David Breslin 148 Patricia Breslin 161 William Bridge 92, 161 Jeflrey Brittain54,81.87, 161 Robert Brittain 161 Wendy Brittain 51,63, 148 DebraBroadrick51,61,66, 111 ThomasBroadrick54. 61,69, 84, 148 LauraBroe51.61,66,70, 137 Damon Brooks 137 Denise Brooks 161 Bruce Brown 6 1,71, 111 Deborah Brown 148 Donna Brown 161 Eric Brown 21, 49, 58.68. 69. 111. 112 Ginger Brown 148 Gregory Brown 60. 161 Janitc Brown 149 Ronald Brown I 1 1 Randal Brum 1 61 Sue Ellen Bry.inl 149 Virki Buckles41, 67. |6l Mark Budd 161 Calhleen Bunih 149 Karen Burbridge 57, 65, 68, 149 Lizbelh Burbridge68. 161 Marie Burke 161 Deborah Burkh.irt 71, I I 1 Sarah Burks 1 61 Dcbra Burnore 1 49 Dale BurtsPield 149 Robert Buscoe 1 37 Sharon Bush 137 Gerald Bu.ssey 137 Denise Buttcrbaugh 21. 48. 51. 63. 73. Ill Kevin Butterhaugh 30, 64, 137 Christine Buzalski 51,58, 149 Debra Buzalski 63, 68, 149 Doris Buzalski 21, 48, 111 Sheryl Buzalski 161 Alexander Buzas 137, 144 CharlesBybceSl. 161 Pamela Bybce 2 1,73, 111 Carol Bye 51, 63. 149 David Cabanaw 1 37 i,. • ; ■ Jennifer Call 49, 51.66,70, 137 Kevin Call 149 5 Anthony Campanale 149 5, Glen Camparone 81 . 161 Bruce Campbell 149. 182 Karen Campbell 66. 137 Robert Cantwell 69. 87. 135. 137 Terri Cantwell 63, 66, 70, 149 Candace Card 59. 65, 1 12, 1 19 Brent C:arl 112 Constance Carlson 112 Robert Caron 161 Sabrina Caron 161 Daniel Carrico 161 II Judith Carrico 149 Sharon Carrico 1 12 Margaret Carroll 58, 66, 112 Julie Carter 58, 63, 70. 149 Sharon Carter 59, 84. 112 Deborah Casper 49, 52. 137. 196 DwainCasteel 149 Kalhy Catanzante68, 161 JeffCavendcr94. 149 Theresa Cavcnder 48, 73. 112 Linda Cawley 161 Beverly Celmer 66, 74, 137 Joan Celmer 55, 161 AnneC:habot 15,51,59,84. 112 JoanChabiit 51. 161 JohnChabotSl. 149 Ronald Chambers 137 Janet Chaplin 161 AnnaCheh63. 161 Rose Cheh 149 David Cherrone 1 12 Michael C herrone 161 Steven Cherrone 72. 149 MarkChidistcr54. 56.61.69. 149 Leslie Choitz 49. 54. 65. 69. 1 37 Christopher, Christi.in 1 37 .Mi.baelCiesi.dka 113 B.irl..ir,i C:lark 58. 137 Doii.ildClark 149 (,lrnC:lark 60. 161 .Margaret Clark 137 .Scnit Clark 137 Ciary Clauser 137 Victoria C:lawson 1 37 Patrick CMifn.rd 149 Collenc ( iymer 1 17 . nlhony C ochr.in I 1 3 Diane Coddens 5 1.60. 161 Lou AnnC:oc61.66, 11 . 142 Gloria Cole 75. 149 Ronald C:ole21. 48. 71. 113 Sara Cole 73. Ill Randall Coleman 81, 161 Ronald rioleman 137 MarkColip 137 Hope Collier 51, 60, 65, 161 PaOcnce Collier 59, 65, 73, 113, 119 Jnhnflollins 113 Thomas Collins 1 13 Timothy Collins 55. 56. 137 Jacqueline Colvin 55, 113 .Janice Colvin 21, 49. 113 Kathryn Colvm 51, 59, 146, 149 GaryColwell 161 Roland f;olwell 59. 137 Spencer Colweil 149 f:arlaC:iimbs59.66. 138 John Cromer 138 fy 1 William Conard 161 ■Arthur Connor 1 61 Rick Connors 70, 161 C:olleenCook84, 149 Gary Cook 71, 113 JelTrey Cook 50, 69,81, 161 John Cook 69, 149 Larry C;ook 149 Roger Cook 1 6 1 Terrence Cook 161 Candice Cooper 1 49 Robert Cooper 1 6 1 Terry Copeland 89. 149 GwenCopscy50, 58. 68. 149 Gail Coqui!lard21.66. 113 Judith C:orcoran 161 .Suzanne Corcoran 59. 68, 149 Richard Corless 138 Randall Corlev 73. 113 Michael Corson 81. 91. 161 John Couch 87, 161 I Margaret Couch 138 Eric Coughenour 94. 149 Kristin Coughlin 37. 59.68, 113. 118 DebbyCoxl61 Carol Sue Crabbs 59. 113 Larry Crabbs 1 6 1 James Craig 68. 81. 87. 149 Janette Craven 30. 51.61. 69.85. 138 Dan Crawford 138 Jill Crawford 149 Terry Crawford 149 Leonard Crist 161 Robert Crilchlow 21. 1 13 Karen Crumet 1 38 Cathy C:rump 73. 1 14 CintraCurtis30. 6 ' ' . 118 189 James Custard 149 Patricia Custard 66, 5. 1 14 Karen Cutler 60. 161 Sharon Cutler 58, 149 Patricia Dales 58, 60, 68, 69, 138 Robin Dales 69, 161 DalcDampSl. 161 Terr Damp 149 Ward Dare 138 • ■■ ., ,. .. n,.,S . Deborah Darnell 50, 59, 68. 149 Janice Davenport 1 14 Rodney Davidson 64, 79, 149 Roxanne Davidson 138 Denise Davis 1 1 4 Dianne Davis 149 Douglas Davis 161 James I- Davis 59, 161 James L. Davis 161 John Davis 149 -g DebraDeGraff 114 ' ' ?V-, .. , Debra DeHaven 51 , 60, 161 Patricia Dekeyzer 1 50 Ronald DeKevzer 138 GeolTrey DeLusignan 161 Janet DclVecchio 54. 60, 63, 162 Christine Dembinski 33, 63, 1 62 Edward Dembinski 1 1 4 Fred Dembinski 150 Patricia Dembinski 1 14 Marsha DeRaeve 58, 61, 138 James Deranek 1 50 Steven Deranek 21, 50, 55, 56, 64, 79, 93, 106 Robin Dershem 51, 138 Barbara DeRuv-ier 51, 138 Andrea Detro 2 1,48, 59, 114 .Vlary Deiro 59. 162 Kathrvn DeVoc 60, 84, 134. 138 Martha DeVolder 51, 68, 150 Susan De Voider 162 Bruce DcWulf 138 GrcgDhoore 138, 143 Janice Dhoore 68, 1 50 Sue Dickens 51. 58, 63.68, 150, 154 .Suzanne Dickson 150 « ' ' ' Paul Ditlinger70, 162 David Dix 150 Cynthia Dobrzykowski 138 .Michael Dobrzykowski 150 Laura Dodge 62, 66, 68, 138 Reid Doruff I 50 Jay Dow 74. 138 Roy Dowdy 71. 114 .Margaret Dryer 66. 84. 138 Brcnda Dubie 162 Janine DuBois 33, 55, 56, 63, 162 Jeanne DuBois 14, 52, 54, 63. 75, 150, 196 Jcfr DuBois 54, 56, 1 14 Robert Dudcrk 1 62 William Dunn 04, 138 Krystal Durski75, 114 ,,f Debra Dylewski 1 62 Theodore Dylewski 1 14 Herbert Eddv71,87, 138, 143 J udv Edwards 57, 162 James EITertz 54, 70, 115 Richard Egved 145 Kurt Eisbrcnner 21,48. 59, 65. 6 , 115 .Sally Eisbrenner 50. 51.65,71, 150 RitaElias68. 162 Ronald Elias 162 Kurt Ellis 92, 150 Connie Emerick 75, 1 1 5 Danny Emmans 162 Rex Emmans 66, 115 .,.; Larry Emrick 64, 82, 88, 89, 90, 1 1 5 « . . 4 i;S i  Dean Epperson 162 Paula Erickson29, 58, 68,70, 138 Timothy Erickson 162 Craig Ernsberger 58, 69, 138 Christanne Esberg 51, 138 Christine Eufemi 58, 138 ■ Gary Evans 64, 79, 80, 1 15 Karen Evans 138, 144 Ronald Evans 81, 91. 162 Patrii i.i Everly 1 5 ' ) F Steve Faget 138 Nanette Fahler 49, 58, 138 Richard Fallat 162 JoFarekas60, 162 Brenda Farkas 75. 1 62 William Farmer 70, 87, 162 Betsy Farquhar 50, 51, .54. 68, 95, 150 JoanFarquhar66, 75, 115, 116, 187 William Fassler 92, 138 Despina Fausch 49, 50, 51 , 59, 67, 68, 134, 138 Dominic Fejer 64, 98, 138, 186 Sandra Felton 59, 68, 150 Judith Ferro 138, 187 Nancy Ferro 68, 150 John Fey 61, 66, 115 Karen Fietzek 1 39 Daniel Fischer K 1 , 94, 1 50 „,««, Kaylene Fink 162 Steven Fishburn 162 John Fittcrling 70, 1 62 Robert Fitzpatrick 162 ' ■ - ' Leanne Fladeland 60, 1 62 Michael Fladeland 139 ClaudiaFlatt21,48, 59, 115 Barbara Fokey 150 Deborah Foley 150 Kalhy Foley 162 Mary Foley 162 Timothy Foley 162 ■ - -r.• .-.■■ Jack Ford 1 62 Mary Ford 1 50 William Ford 162 Douglas Fordyce 59. 66, 139 C ynthia Foreman 162 Deborah Forray 1 62 Judith Forray 139 - TerryForrcsl50, 51,57,71, 150 ,,. John Foster 55, 56, 150 Charmain Fouts 139 .■- ■■ ' -i- ' ,; ' Phillip Foots 162 Robert Fox 116 Linda Fraider 1 62 John Frank 81, 139 Christopher Franklin 69, 139 , Susan Franlz49,68, 139 Deborah Frazier 60, 1 16 Laureen Frazier 162 .Mark Frazier 69, 162 Michael Frazier 54, 56, 139 Guy Frederick 21, 64, 82,93, 116 Pegg Frederitk 51, 162 Deborah Freel 28, 30, 51, 58, 85, 95, 139 Jack Freel 21, 64, 98, 116, 118, 185 Douglas Freeman 89, 91, 139 James Freeman 162, 165 Deborah Freshley 49, 139 Judy Freshley 1 50 Sharon Frey 1 62 Franklin Frick 64, 139 .Man Fristoe 73, 116 Jeanne Frisz 162 Thomas Frisz 68, 139 Betty Fuller 162 Katherine Fultz 21, 68, 70. 74, 116 Fredrick Gall 150 Debra Gallagan 162 Vicki Gallagan 73, 1 1 6 Elaine Galvas 54, 55, 1 16 George Ganser 1 62 Colleen Gardner 1 16 Jacquetyn Garver 74. 139 Sandra Garver 1 50 Richard Garnand 36. 37, 117 Joseph Gast 41, 162 Michael Gatchell 55, 163 Gary Gallin 163 John Gatlin 150 Deborah Gatzka 69, 150 Donald Gatzka 163 WynelleGay 26, 117 Christine Gember 62, 65, 70, 1 1 7 Gregory Gember 36, 49, 64, 84, 85, 139 Jon Gember 68, 163 Maria Gember 65, 68, 150 Steve Gesellschap 139 Christine Gibbs 60, 68, 163 Charia Gibson 28, 139 .Mary Gieracz 1 63 MaryGillen51,57, 68, 150 Richard Gillette 150 Carol Girolami 51, 68, 95, 150 Elizabeth Girvin21, 52, 67, 117, 196 Rebecca Girvin 49, 59, 60. 69, 139 Stephanie Girvin 57, 69, 163 JohnGish 55, 163 Mike Glaser 65, 69, 150 MarkGleixncr68.91, 163 Russell Gleva 163 Joel Goebel 36, 64, 82,93, 139 Christine Golubski 68, 163 Gregg CJolubski 150 David Gonsiorowski 163 Kenneth Goodhew 35, 92, 150 James Goodwin 1 63 Paul Goodwin 117 Claire Gordon 49, 68, 139 Debra Gordon 49, 139 ,Jeromc Gordon 163 Martha Gordon 51, 68. 71, 150 Gary Gorzynski 150 Sid Gntmy 1 50 190 Brrnda (ir;tbfr 103 Dcbra Gr. ' ibcr 163 I.inda GrabLT 139 Dennis Graf 163 Gregory Graf 1 30 lOcnnis Graham 6 ' ), 81. 163 Julie Graham 139 .Sandra Graham 150 Judy Granning4. 12. 21. 50. 75. 106, 110. 128 MarkGranning 50, 64, 84,85. 91. 94, 150 Douglas Grauel 65, 69, 150 Timothy Grauel 58. 82, 150 Terry Graves 21, 49, 69, 117 Ronald Gray 31, 54, 56, 58, 69, 150 .Stephen Gra ' 1 63 Jean Green 73, 1 17 Jeri Green 21, 73. 117 Richard Green 15. 64. 79. 98. 87, 139, 187 Vicki Green 59, 117 Katherine Greenway 54. 56. 68, 139 . ndrew Grenert 151 Dixie Grenert 151 Edna Grenert 18, 75, 117 Ruth Grenert 151 Robert Griffee 139 Kathy Grounds 63, 163 Charles Grove 72. 151 Elizabeth Grove 58. 139 Linda Grunawalt 163 Robert Grundtner 151 Thomas Gulbranson 163 Mary Guljas 44. 58, 151 RoseGuljas 58. 151 .Scott Gutermuth 55. 56. 64. 139 Terry Gutermuth 64, 70, 151 H Jacqueline Haager 139 Thomas Hadley 34, 79, 151 Benedict Hahaj 163, 169 Mark Hahn 21 , 48. 83. 117 Lisa Haley 163 Lvnn Haley 117 Jeffrey Hall 139 Michelle Hall 51, 58, 151 Patricia Hall 50, 51. 65. 146, 151 David Hamilton 139 Linda Haney 59, 151 Mark Haney 33, 117 Maureen Haney 63, 163 Tim Haney 81, 151 Timothy Hankins 59, 117 Brent Hansen 67. 81, 139 Mary Hardig 163 Rod Hardiman 136. 139 Linda Hardin 51. 139 Sharon Hardman 21. 48, 73, 117 Robert Harlan 139 Patricia Harner 140 Suzanne Harner 51. 151 Kathy Harrington 51, 163 Kerry Harrington 81, 94. 151 Robert Hart 84, 158, 163, 170 Thomas Hart 79, 140 David Hartman 44, 151 Nancy Hartman 163 Mary Harvey 51, 60, 163 Barbara Harwood 73, 118 Kalhli-i-n H.ishrriok 163 Lliz.ibeth ll.iirirld ' ' 4. 151 . my Haughee 58, 140 Stephen Haughee 151 Lillian Havener 163 Paul Havener 1 51 Dougl.ts Havens 151 Tcri Havens 74. 163 ■Si,. Sue Hawk 63. 66. 151 Mclagna Hawkins 59. 1 18 Anthony Hayden 163 , Janice Hayden 74. 140 Paul Hayden 163 James Haynes 69, 140 Sandra Hecklinski 41, 163 Robert Hedrick 140 Joanne Heffernan 68. 163 .Mary Pat Heffernan 6K, 1 IS Robert Heffernan 49, 140 Becky Hcideman 14, 59, 62, 66, 75, 1 18 Bob He1den83,93, 151 Michael Heiden 59, 64, 83, 1 18 Donald Heilmanri 163 Robert Held 72, 118 Nancy Helling 60, 95, 163 Randall Herr 37. 84, 85. 151 Pam Herring 63. 163 Cyril Herthoge 140 David Hes 1 63 Kathy Heying 54, 140 Robert Hibiske 15, 55, 56, 118 Timothy Hibiske 84, 94, 151 Coleen Higgs 29. 59. 140 Carol Hiler21, 118 Raymond Hill 163 ■ . . Susan Hill 66. 140 Paula Hillock 1 40 j ' . Randy Himes 151 Scott Hintz 68, 151 .Susan Hintz 51, 68,84, 151 Dianne Hinz 151 Janine Hinz 58, 140 John Hirschler 151 Kevin Hite 163 Phillip Hite 118 Janet Hoff 1 63 Beverly Hoffner 1 1 8 Sharon Hoffner 163 Patricia Hogan 163 Dwight Holland 163 Charlene Hollars 163 David Hollenback 70. 140 Patti Hollister 51, 59. 62. 140 Donald Holloway 151 Patrick Holloway 163 Judy Holtz73. 118 Richard Hon 55. 163 Debra Hood 49. 52, 57, 68, 70, 140, 196 Dannie Hoover 1 1 8 John Hoover 151 Douglas Hopper 151 Fred Hopper 163 Mary Hopper 1 19 Cynthia Horn 63. 163 Carole Horning 140 John Horning 163, 170 .Anthony Horvath 87. 151 Arthur Horvath 81. 163 Brad Horvath 151 Lori lli.rvath 50, 63, 95. 163 Trcn.i Hurvalh 163 Kirk Hc.sinski 67, 68. 82. 140 Marv Hosinski 37, o, 119 Judith Howe 164 Shir1e Howe 151 William Howes 12, 67. 119 Terri Hoyl 1 5 1 Susan Huddleston 51. 85. 164 Terri Huddlestun 58. 140 Jody Huffman 164 Deborah Hulecki 59. 119 Judith Hummell 1 51 Kalhy Hummer 52. 151. 196 Teresa Hums 140, 84 Kenneth Hunn 58. 151 Gayie Hurkin 164 Randolph Hurley 151 Timothy Hurley 1 19 Elizabeth Hvde 54, 67. 119 I Joe lams 69. 92, 98, 151, 179 Mary lams 50, 51, 140 David Imhof 57, 65. 70. 151 Robert Inglett 140 Brenda Irby 60. 164 Cheryl Isham 75, 140 Gary Isham 164 James Isham 21 . 119 Suzanne Istenes 164 Betty Jackmovich 63, 06, 84, 151 Joseph Jackmovich 140 Diana Jackson 151 Kenneth Jackson 164 ' ' ' LindaJackson21.73, 75. 110, 119 Pamela Jackson 50, 68, 164 .■ rthur Jacques 29. 140 Robert Jacques 58. 69. 70. 164 Michael Jacobs 72, 119 Christine Janiszczak 68. 164 Alan Jank 98. 140 Timothy Janowiak 140 David Jay 120 Deborah JelluiTi 140 Caria Jenkins 60, 164 Jimmie Jenkins 82. 164 Dorrine Johnson 63. 65. 68. 152 Elvin Johnson 91. 164 Shirley Johnson 152 Gail Jones 164 Gary Jones 152 Kathleen Jones 51, 58, 01. 66, 120 Kathrynjones 140 Robert Jones 42, 164 Robert T. Jones 1 64 Terry Jones ' ' 1, 120 Kevin Jozwiak 70, 164 Kent Judav 64. 39, 98. 140. 172, 186, 198 Deborah Jusczak 58, 70. 152 s Mary Kacarab 164 Dan Kagarise 164 191 1  o S; Sv,.X  .■ ' - Belh Kaminski 1 64 Edward Kaminski 164 Karen Kanncy 49, 66. 68. 75. 140 Susan Kapusta 21, 48. .52. 68. 120. 196 Paul Kavanaugh 81, 164 James Kaylor 60, 164 Elizabeth Keen 60, 1 64 Beth Keene 65. 152 Kevin Keene 140. 187 Charles Kelderhouse 50. 55. 67. 91 . 164 Gene Kellev 87. 152 Debra Kellv 5. 152 Shirley Kelly 75, 120 Michael Kelsey 152 Gavie Kempner 120 John Kempner 72, 73. 120 Bettv Kendall 140 Donna Keresztes 58, 152 Deborah Kerr 73, 120 Cheryl Ketcham 152 Joseph Kcultjes 81, 91, 164 Peter Kidder 71. 120 Bernard Kiellon 152 Gregory Kiemnec 1 64 Connie Kilian 51, 68. 84. 152 Kathleen Kilian 49, 85. 140 Dau-n King 58, 66, 152 Deborah King 51, 59, 66, 120 Karen King 21, 48, 68, 120 Patricia King 51, 58, 84, 152 Shirley King 152 Toni Kingsafer 49, 59, 140 Thomas Kinney 15, 64. 71,79, 92, 93, 120 Michael Kintz 121 Jeanette Kintzeie 51, 68, 152 RoseAnn Kintzeie 21, 68, 121 Michael Kirk 21. 48, 121 Willia m Kirk 65. 67. 69, 152 Gregory Kitkowski 81, 91. 164 Deborah Kitkowski 21, 49, 68, 69, 70, 121 .Steven Klatt 121 David Klawiler 164 Jeanne Klawiter 63, 65, 69, 152 Kenneth Klemz 133 Tracy Klemz 54. 56, 63. 164 ., ' Mark Kline 60, 164 Ronald Klute 64. 69. 152 David Knebel 152 . ' , , Sharon Knight 51. 164 .Starr Knight 51, 140 Susan Knopp 164 Deborah Koch 121 LeliaK«h60, 164 Roxanne Koeppen 62, 66, 69, 140 Janet Kollar 140, 142 John Kollar 121 Thomas Kollar 58, 1 52 Randall Koontz 1 52 Gregory Kope 71, 121 JefTrey Kope 55. 152 Donna Kopkc 14, 21, 38, 62, 70, 75, 121 Nancy Kopkc 60, 63, 68. 1 54 Cynthia Korabek 164 Carlina Korabek 122 Stanley Kf rabek 141 Kathy Korn 58. 141 Victoria Korn 73. 122 Eric Kovacsics 164 Edward Kovalch 21. 69, 98, 106 Stephen Kovatch 54, 164 Gregg Kramer 81 , 164 Gregory Kramer 81 , 1 52 Mary Kramer 58, 63, 66, 152 Stephen Kramer 81, 152 Stewart Kramer 122 William Kremin 141 Jessi Krillcnberger 62, 73, 122 Deborah Kruyer 21, 48. 55, 61, 70, 122 Joseph Kruyer 68, 152 Christine Krych 58, 63, 152 Charles Kryder 43, 59, 122 Linda Kryder 58, 63, 70, 152 Christine Kryszczuk 73, 122 ;.: Terri Kubiak38, 141, 144 Eleanor Kubsch 122 Kristine Kuespert 28, 51, 57, 69, 141 Karen Kuhlmann 152 Cindy Kulcsar 152 James Kumie 64, 82, 152 Linda Kuritz 1 52 .Joseph Kuritz 1 64 .- Wayne Kuritz 33. 122 | Ellen Kuszmaul 21, 48, 59, 122 ' ■■■ Nancy Kuszmaul 58, 63, 65. 66. 69, 152 Linda Labuzienski 68, 1 64 Deborah Ladyga 51, 60, 68, 164 Gary Ladyga 73, 141 June Ladyga 58, 73, 122 :K sCraig Lamb 55, 81, 164 Karen Lamb 122 Alan Landick 164 Janice Landick 152 Beverly Landis 60, 65, 164 JelTrey Landstrom 141 Bruce Landy 81, 164 Debra Lane 49, 62, 66, 68. 141 Alan Lang 164, 169 Louann Lang 51 , 59, 85, 93, 122 Mark Langel, 21 , 48, 56, 68, 123 Jeri Langwith 1 52 Judith Larson 60. 164 Tonette LaRue 51, 58, 123 Brian Lawton 164 Kathryn Leake 51. 68, 162. 164 Carolyn Leavitt 141 Catherine Leavitt 164 Frank LeBlang 141 Jamie LeBlang 164 Alan Leek 33, 164 Marcia Leer 68, 1 64 Peggy Leffman 141 Mary Leincn 68, 84. 164 j Joseph Lemke69, 81, 164 Mary Lemke21, 48, 123 Elise Lennon 63, 165 Joy Lennon 152 Kurt Lennon 1 23 Albert Leroy 54, 55, 56, 141 Bonnie Lesicki 50, 5i, 85, 165 Alan Lewis 64, 68, 84, 91, 152 Barbara Lewis 51 , 165 Bridge Lewis 165 Cynthia Lidecker 62, 66, 70, 73, 123 James Lidecker 141 Patricia Ligget 59, 62, 66, 70, 123 John Lindzy 64, 123 Debbie Lipskv 21, 123 Deborah Lloyd 63, 149. 152 Elizabeth Lockwood 51, 141 Amy Loeffler 51, 57, 165 Diane Lonstrom 59, 61, 66, 123 Karen Lonstrom 51, 68, 162, 165 Paul Lordi 165 Mark Loriot 165 Brenda Los 141 Cheryl Los 51, 63,75, 152 J Robert Low 152 i Patrick Lower 81, 152 % Frederick Lowman 14, 71. 123 ' ' ' Alice Lowrance 165 ' Carolyn Lowrance 21, 49, 75, 123 I David Lowry 55. 165 •■ ' William Luebben 92, 152 Gary Lueneburg 52, 123, 196 David Lukas 165 Bradley Lunde 55, 56, 59, 152 Theresa Lupa 165 Elizabeth Lutes 49. 52, 62, 66, 99, 141, 196 James Lvbarger 141 Sheryl Lybarger 50, 55, 95. 165 .Steven Lvnch 84, 85, 141 David Lyon 141 Jerome Lyon 141 M Mike MacCausland 54, 56, 59, 153 Douglas Mackey 91 , 1 53 Patrick Macquire 153 Deborah .Madey 59, 141 Todd Maher 21 , 49, 64, 79, 83, 88, 95, 123 Robert Mahoney 141 Denise .Maike 153 Dennis Maike 71 , 123 Deborah Makielski 141 JoanMakielski21,48, 123,128 Mark Makielski 69. 1 53 MarkMalec 165 Tracy Malec 141 Mark Malo 124 Mark Mamula 165 Stephen Mamula 141 Randy Mantel 81, 153 Karen Marciniak 38, 141 Randall Marciniak 124 Larry Marko 165 Sanford Marks 30, 74, 141 Teresa Marozsan 21, 59, 66, 84, 124 Gregory Marshall 1 53 Billic Martin 165 Cynthia Martin 55, 65, 67, 68, 84, 141 Cynthia .Vlarlin 63, 165 Gilbert .Martin 54, 64, 79, 124 Gregory Martin 124 ' Jessica Martin 124 Joan Manin 65, 68, 165 Michelle Martin 51, 57, 62,68, 84, 141 David Marvel 71, 124 .Mari Marvel 165 Paul Marvel 141 .Michael Marvin 55, 56, 69. 153 Phyllis Mastcrman 141 .Saul Matas 124 Steve Mathews 1 65 192 Michael Mauel 70, ' )2. 165 Michelle McBridc 5«, 63. 153 Roy McCain 58, 72, 153 Russell McCain 5«, 72, 153 Ramnna McCartney 124 Riihin MrCarlncy I 53 Beverly McCarty 141 Clifford McCauley71,7 ). 124 Phillip McClure 165 Frances McCollester 66. 153 Kaihic McCune 60, 165 David McDowell 58, 153 Margaret McFarland 20, 50, 51 . 65, 66, 74, 1 53 Patricia McFaul 21, 48, 52, 59, 110. 124, 187, 196, 197 Patricia .McGcehan 60, 95, 165 Cleta McKaskIc 165 Sandra McKenna 141 •mi t fi ' t Miriam .VIcKiernan 165 Kevin McLanc 1 53 Patrick McLane 141 Patricia McMichael 165 David McWhorter 81, 153 Rebecca Mead 124 Robert Mead 71, 141 .Sharon Mead 153 LindaMedich21,49. 66. 75. 125 Mindy Melton 59. 61. 65. 66, 153 James Mclser 73. 123 Michelle Mendlikowski 73. 125 Marc Merrill 68, 153 Margaret Mesaros 1 53 Jeroyl Messmore 54. 65. 66 1 53 Gary Mester 42, 125 Rebecca Mester 68. 165 Lorane Meyer 51. 61, 67. 125 Michael Meyer 13.91, 165 David Middlelon 153 Emily Midili 59,65,66, 153 Joseph Midili 165 BethMiller21,49, 65, 73, 125 Daniel Miller 165 David Miller 153 ' Debra Miller 141 Jeanine Miller 51, 59,66, 125 Pamela .Miller 51, 141 Vivian Miller 141, 187 Brenda .Milliken 73, 125 Bruce Milliken 165 .Mvin Miltenberger 153 Gail Miltenberger 1 53 Jacqueline Miltenberger 165 Phillip Miltenberger 1 53 Donna Minder 170 Susan Minton 141 Michael Miranda 57. 65. 68. 141 , ,. Phillip Mirkin 84, 91, 153 Jennifer Mitchell 73, 125 Peter Moffett 1 53 Rebecca MolTctt 21, 48, 51, 61 , 67, 70,95, 125 Frederick Mohler91, 142 Sandra Mohn 58, 165 Audrey Molenda 68, 153 Neil Molenda 153 Patrick Molenda 165 Gary Montgomery 54, 56. 69, 86, 87, 153 Margaret Montgomery 66, 125 Patricia Montgomery 165 Carol Montague 54, 65, 142 Sharron Moo 142 Judy Moon 65. 1 53 .Martin Moon 91, 165 .Andrew Moore 165 Jana Moore 51 . 65. 69, 1 53 Luis Morales 81, 153 Ralph Morales 71, 125 Barbara Mtjrgan 165 Julia Mornznwski 58. 125 Christopher Morrow 64, 79, 142 .Mclvin Morrow 165 Patricia Morrow 73, 125 Corde Mortakis 142 Rick Mortakis 72, 125 Tarne Mortakis 165 Diane Moscr 142 .-Mbert Moss 44. 55, 56, 153 Frances Moss 55, 63, 95, 165 • . .X Gail Moyer 153 Paula Mroczkicwicz 165 Karen .Mrozinski 73, 126 Susan Muckenfuss 55, 56, 74, 166 Kathy Mudwilder 66, 153 Elizabeth Muellner 52, 110. 126. 196 Kerri Mulderink 57, 63, 166 Joanne Mulligan 68, 142 Thomas Mulligan 69. 1 66 Thomas Murdick 71, 73, 94, 126 Thomas Murray 126 John Myer 153 Clarice Myers 166 John Myers 1 66 Thomas Myers 91 , 153 Vicky Myers 1 53 Wanda Myers 21, 126 N Karen Nagy 58, 61, 65, 66, 68, 70, 153 Sharon Nagy 73, 126 Robert Neeser 81,87, 166 Brian Nelson 55, 142 John Nelson 1 66 John Newcomer 68, 70, 153 Linda Newcomer 58, 65, 68, 142 Cynthia Nicholos 154 Jeffrey Nickerson 55. 166 • ' . Scott Nickerson 54. 69. 70, 142 Randy Nicodcmus 166 .Sandy Nicodcmus 14. 52, 58, 62, 63, 66, 126, 196 Roseann Niedbalski 182, 142 Dennis Nicdosik 50, 64, 69, 142 Gary Niedosik 64, 92, 95, 126 Robert Nolen 154 Ronald Nordblad 81, 154 J Debra Norris 166 Larry Nowak 166 Marcia Nowak 142 Paul Nowicki 69, 166 James Nunemaker 68, 166 Leon Nyka 166 Jeffrey Obenchain 166 Kathy O ' Dell 2 1 , 54, 56, 62, 69. 70, 1 26 William Olson 83,92, 142 Gary01und49, 98, 134, 142 MarvaOrth 154 Jay (Jsljorn 1 54 David Osborne 51, 154 Donald Osthimer 1 54 Pamela Ovcrholser 166 Christine Padcn 126 Michael Faden 166 Gary Pacge 154 Victoria Pagcl 30, 142 Sandra Pagna 85, 154 Lloyd Palmiler 14. 57, 63, 68. 142 Kathleen Panis 60. 166 David Papal 81, 154 John Papai87, 142 David Papandria 154 - ' George Papp 126 .Susan Parker 51, 74, 116, 126 Douglas Parsons 43, 59. 126 James Parsons 60, 82. 166 Diana Partridge 21, 48. 54. 59. 126 Cheryl Pastor 66, 154 Paige Patty 64, 69, 84, 142 Linda Paul 21, 61, 70, 126 Richard Paver I 54 William Pawlik 142 LarrvPeak71,73, 127 Susan Pelka 61, 166 Deborah Pendergrass 1 54 Jessica Pendergrass 166 Tim Penkala 64, 89, 98, 103, 142, 176, 177, 198 Rcbyn Penrod 1 54 Clyde Perkins 1 66 Rebecca Perkins 63, 154 Craig Peterson 69, 142 James Peterson 64, 79, 89, 91, 98, 142, 177, 178, 198 Keith Peterson 166 Lynn Peterson 21, 48, 52, 54, 56, 110, 127, 196 Mark Peterson 55, 166 Priscilla Peterson 66, 142 Susan Peterson 51, 95, 142 LuAnn Pfaller 62, 66, 75, 142 Bonnie Phillips 59, 66, 142 Nancy Phillips 166 Brenda Piasecki 166 Jamie Pierce 68, 84, 1 54 Tracey Pierce 166 Deborah Pinckert 59, 154 Diane Pindell 166 .Sandra Pindell 154 Richard Plunketl 79. 142 .Arlene Pogotis 21. 61. 69, 70, 127 James Pogotis 64, 79, 154, 187 Terance Pogotis 87. 167 Linda Polman63, 69, 154 Nancy Polman 15, 21, 49, 58, 127 Patli Polman 60, 68, 95, 167 Thomas Popovic 40, 64, 71, 84, 93, 94, 127 Ann Porowski 4, 12, 51, 60, 85, 158, 159, 167 Paul Porowski 64, 67, 98, 141, 142, 177. 172, 186, 198 Barbara Porter 60, 95, 167 Jerry Porter 72, 127 Sandra Porter 55, 154 Elizabeth Potter 167 Gregory Powell 72,73, 127 Albert Pratt 1 67 f ;r 4 ' - ' 4ir ' .— ■• 193 Rita Probst 68. 154 Brent Proctor 54, 56, 154 John Proteau 154 Michael Pruc 142 Frank Przybylski 167 Mary Przybylski 1 54 Chris Puchala 61, 142 Josephine Puchrik 127 Deborah Pullen 167 Roxanne Purucker 167 Pamela Quigele 59, 1 54 Paul Quig,glc 1 42 Pamaia Radtle l:i4 Rence Radccki 70. 167 Jutiith Ralstin 154 Karen Ralstin 21, 48, 69, 70, 127 Patricia Rand 154 Richard Rankel 71, 128 Jeanna Ray 167 Michael Reed 64, 79, 94, 142 Deborah Rehmel 73, 128 Susan Reichold 33, 75, 95, 167 Catherine Rcihl 33, 51,74, 128 .,. ' V Cynthia Remke 67. 167, 168 , ' ndrew Replogle 64, 88, 89. 90. 98, 100, 141, 142, 172, 177, 198 Candace Replogle 1 54 Owen Reynolds 128 Gary Rhodes 44, 70, 154 Larry Rhodes 71, 128 James Rhoton 1 67 Robin Rice 142 Janell Richey 154 Gregory Richard 1 67 Judy Richardson 1 42 Patricia Richardson 62, 142 Rexanne Richardson 143 Theresa Richardson 69, 84, 167 Kathryn Riggs 5 1 , 68, 1 54 Patsy Riggs 1 67 Robert Rig,gs 1 54 Bonnie Ringland 29, 143 Christal Rininger 143 Cynthia Rininger 128 , nna Rizzo 128 Tony Robaska 167 Kathy Rohbins 49, 50, 54, 143 Dorothy Roberts 51 , 60, 63, 1 67 Raytnond Roberts 74, 143 John Robertson 1 54 Catherine Robinson 167 Clayton Robinson 167 Diane Robinson 69, 143 Gary Robiscjn 1 54 Beth RcKlen 51, 68, 154 DeU, rah Romak 63, 167 .Mary Rommel 30, 69, 143, 144 Randy Root 86, 87, 167 Deborah Rosander 1 67 Roland Rosander 72, 154 Terry Rosander 1 54 Patricia Rose 49, 59, 69, 143 Sandra Rosenbaum 167 Thomas Rospopo 167 1 Krista Rouch 167 Ronald Rufr87, 154 Dennis Ruggieri 154 Kevin Rupert 59, 65, 154 Tamara Rupert 2 ;$i, 128 Chris Russo 167 James Russo 128 Stephen Russell 1 54 Bruce Ryan 60, 158, 167 Edward Ryan 167 Michael Ryan 64, 143 KathvRvill67 Rex Rvor 155 Rocco .Sacco 64, 79, Lisa Saff 57, 143 William Saffer 128 Kathleen Sagi 50, 51, 67, 99, 143 Diana Salinas 167 .Maria Salinas 155 Michael .Salyers 167 James Sams 167 Perry Sams 66, 143 Jivelyn Sandeen 55, 167 bale .Sanders 81, 167 David .Sanders 81, 91, 167 David.Sanford59, 66, 143 ' - ' ■■ ,: Kathleen Sandford 63, 69, 1 67 Mark .Sanford 20, 21 . 48. 65. 66, 67, 68, 69, 128 Ric Santos 143, 145, 187 .Sue .Sappington 155 Gwen Sayers 74. 143 Marjory Saz 57. 60, 167 Darwin Scandling 153. 155 William .Schaal 143 .Mark .Schallio 49, 69, 70, 92, 93, 94, 143 LindaSchlotfeldt51, 85, 167 .Marcia Schmaltz 155 Michael Schmaltz 61, 69, 70, 143 James Schmank 21. 129 Linda Schmokel 63. 155 Peter .Schmutzler 10. 20, 25, 35, 49, 65, 68, 70. 129, 1 59 :. Robert .Schools 81. 167 David Shradcr 58, 155 Joseph Schreiner 58, 64, 69, 87, 143 Mark Schrickcr 143 Debra .Schroeder 21, 48, 51, 70, 129 Kevin Schubert 129 Bruce Schwind 1 55 Dennis Scofield 155 Terry Scott 1 67 Jan.Seach71,73, 129 Tom Seese 167 William .Seese 58. 143 William Seybold 58, 84, 87, 155 Sharon Shabaz 74, 143 Brian ,Shafer21, 129 Patrick Shanley 60, 167 Anita Shaul 155 I JamcsShaul55, 56, 143 Pamela Shearman 21, 49, 68, Patricia Shenenfield 1 55 Patricia Shcneman 58, 70, 155 Kris Sholty 50, 69,81, 167 Scot Sholty 143 Erika Siebrecht 58, 66, 70, 143 i f 129 Larry Simmons 81 , 155 Dorothy Simon 155 Donald Sims 155 Darlene Singleton 75, 167 Denise Singleton 58, 155 Jeffrey Singleton 79, 155 Larry Singleton 81, 167 .Vlichael Singleton 155 Paul Singleton 167 Judith Sloan 14, 63, 70, 155 Mary Ann Sluyter 69, 167 Karen Sly 68, 167 David .Smedley 155 Linda Smedley 58, 155 Cheryl Smith 57, 68, 167 Craig Smith 60, 167 Michelle Smith 155 Donna Smith 167 Edna Smith 155 Gre.gg Smith 81, 155 Harriet Smith 68, 143 Jeanmarie Smith 51, 155 Kevin .Smith 50. 69. 82, 167 Kristine Smith 137, 143 Mark Smith 64. 72. 143 Mary D. Smith 69. 70, 143 •Susan Smith 62,73, 129 Terry Smith 60, 167 ■■•; Terry R, Smith 129 Barbara Snell 21, 49, 51, 67, 99, 129 Anyce Snyder 63, 167 Craig Snyder 168 David Snyder 39, 143 Jeffrey Snyder 18, 58, 79, 91, 155 Karen Sobolewski 1 68 Linda Soule 75. 84. 129 Norman Souie 81, 168 William Spencer 168 Carol Speybrock 84, 129 Debra Squint 54, 69, 143 James Stabnik 58, 143 Norma Stabnik 155 Nicky Stachurski 1 55 Dennis St. Germain 69, 72, 168 Linda Staner 60, 168 Ella Stanley 129 Gordon Stanley 129 Janice Stanley 61 , 155 Pamela Steclv 168 Vesta Stepniewski 49. 68. 70. 143 Mona Stevens 129 Bradley Stewart 64, 67, 70, 143 Melinda Stewart 143 Ralph Stogsdill 1 55 Lucinda Stokes 168 James StoU 27, 143 John Stopczynski 155 Linda Stopczynski 15, 21, 51, 59, 66, 84. 116. 130 Carol Story 168 MarkStradtner81. 91. 168 Kevin Strom 1 55 Laura Stroud I 55 Lucretia Stroup 143 .Sandra Strope 54, 168 Calvin Stuart 168 BunnieStudt 61, 168 Ronald Suddarth 54, 56, 1.30 Craig .Sulentic 64. 79, 86, 143 . Timothy Sullivan 64, 95, 155 194 )c,in SulcT O, 50, 51, 95, 14-1. IH7 Mary SuUT 21. 26, 48, 74, 150, 187 Nancy Sulcr 50, 63, 95, 168 Jerri .Sutherland 49, 59. 66, 6K, 144 Kevin .Swain 168 William Swan 51. 155 ,|anct .Sweeney 44. 155 Kathleen Sweeney 66, 68, 144 Bradley Swift 130 Mcliidy Swift 144 Susan Swigart 144 James .Symon 64, 144 Kathleen Symon 51, 66, 68; 130 Michelle Szigeti 69. 70. 144 John Szucs 73. S3. 1 30 Donna Szvmczak 63. 168 Leah Tabacznik 168 Samul Taberski 168 Susan Taberski 1 55 Joseph Talboom 130 Robert Taylor 144 Timothy Taylor 69. 155 Judy Tebo 155 Patricia Tcbo 73. 130 Gregory Tebe 82, 144 Terry Tepe 155 BethTerry 63. 69. 168 Karen Thallemer 95 Lori Thellman 51. 66, 69, 85, 144 Paul Thellman 92 .Sara Thellman 4. 12. 51. 74. 85. 130 Ann Marie Thomas 1 68 Robbie Thomas 155 Kathy Thompson 55. 60, 61. 63. 168 Evelyn Thornburgh 10, 59, 130 Cynthia Thornton 51. 58, 155 Dennis Thrash 54, 56. 69, 94, 144 JonTihen87, 130 Marilee Tihen 21, 48, 50, 51, 61, 66, 67, 70, 110, 128, 130 Deborah Tirotta 18, 131 Brian Tisch 144 Joan Torok 51, 156 Craig Toth 156 Frances Touhcy 1 68 KarlaTowneSl, 68, 70. 75, 144 Rebecca Towne 65, 156 Maureen Towner 50, 51, 168 Nancy Towner 156 Rebecca Towner 60, 1 68 Susan Towner 4, 12, 49, 50, 51, 134, 144 Charles Trader 168 John Treash 59, 1 56 Scott Troeger 69, 168 CharletteTurk61, 156 Stacey Turk 60, 1 69 Stanley Twitchell 61, 81. 169 JohnTyl64,79, 144 Martin Tvl 21, 64, 84, 94, 131 U Bradley Udell 144 Candy Uitdenhowen 65, 69, 144 Starr Uitdenhowen 169 Toni Upton 144 Renee V ' anBrlleghem 169 Kathleen VandcKamp 60, 69, 158, 169 Michael VandeZande 37, 52, 65, 119, 131. 182, 196 Stephen VandeZandc 131 Renee VanDusen 51, 156 Michelle VanDusen 144 Gregory VandyGriff 69, 156 , nthony VanF.s 156, 187 Nancy VanLuc 58, 69, 156 Rosalie VanLue 21, 73, 131 Cynthia VanWynsberghe 51, 59, 84, 156 Joseph Vargo 169 Michael Vascil 169 John Vaselin 144 John Vasla 1 69 ■_ Q Raymon Verhosira 156 ' Timothy Vermande 39, 69, 72, 156 « Lorraine Vitale 131 Joseph Viltorc 169 ■ Marria Vnight 59, 68, 169 Pamela Voighl 51, 59, 144 Edward Voreis 1 31 Juergen Voss 58, 65, 67, 69, 144 Carol Voyles 73, 131 Daniel Vrabel 28, 144 Kathryn Vrabcl 63, 68, 159 W Theresa Wack 60, 169 Jacqueline Waggoner 50, 51, 144 Wayne Waggoner 69, 144 Chris Wagner 1 56 Judy Wagner 131 Julia Wagner 131 Walter Wagner 64, 79, 131 Waller Wagner 144 Diane Walczewski 144 ; Richard Walczewski 169 Catherine Waldusky 51, 131 Kathcrenc Wales 51, 74, 144 Alan Walker 70, 144 Carolyn Wallace 74, 144 Mary Walters 49, 51, 52, 62. 66, 139, 144, 196 Eric Walton 169 Peter Walton 169 Judy Waltz 68, 156 Martin Warner 169 .Melody Warnke 1 56 Cheryl Warrick 131 Michael Watford 64. 79. 156 Douglas Watkins 55. 156 Jerry Watkins 169 Craig Webb 67. 144 Kim Webb 50. 156 Eric Webber 1 56 Therese Webber 51. 169 Deborah Wedmore 169 James Wegenka 144 Douglas Weiler 21. 59. 74. 131 .Amy Weinstein 169 Carolyn Weiler 51. 65. 68. 93. 95. 156 - Janet Welsh 60, 169 — ' ' Teri Wcnkc51,59, 144 James Wentland 169 Richard Werner 156 Nancy Wever 51, 68, 169 Susan Wever 21. 26, 48, 65, 74, 84, 131 Debra Wharton 169. 170 Kathy Wharton 144 Norman White 73, 132 Nancy Whitehead 169 Sherri Whitley 44, 51, 63, 68, 156 Clynthia Whittaker 169 Saitiuel Widmer 132 Debra Wiggins 50, 51. 62. 66. 139. 144 Kenneth Wiggins 169 James Wilder 156 Rosalie Wilder 156 Ann Williams 61. 66. 156 Bruce Williams 156 David Williams 71. 73. 132 Pamela Williams 132 Ronald Williams 59, 145 Barbara Williamson 73. 132 Carol Williamson 156 Bary Willis 72. 145 Paul Wills 81. 87, 170 Dennis Wilson 54, 56, 64. 1 57 Forest Wilson 13, 157 John Wilson 81, 170 Kathleen Wilson 132 John Windhorst 21, 48, 132 Lisa Wing 68, 157 Joseph Winterbotham 68, 170 Joseph Wishin 139, 145 Roberta Wishin 170 Betty Wishinsky 61, 66, 157 Joseph Wojcik79, 146, 157 Patricia Wojcik 21, 51, 132 .Stephen Wojcik 81, 170 Michele Wolf 54, 170 George Wolfson 170 Margaret Wolfson 50, 51, 61, 132 Glenda Wood 157 ,Sarah Wood65. 133 Timothy Woodhursl 170 Dale Wooten 145 Janet Wooten 145 Lee Worman 69, 157 Debby Worsham 145 Donald Wraight 92, 157 Bonnie Wright 59, 157 Mary Wright 21 , 65. 67. 70. 1 33 Nancy Wright 58. 95. 157 Eugene Wuergler 64. 81, 145 David Wyatt 170 Kent Wvatt71,133 Martin Yarnall 170 Cindy Young 4. 12. 50. 51.66.85. 99. 157 James Young 44. 157 John Young 145 Ronald Young 170 Diane Z arzyka 170 James Zarzyka 133 Christine Zawlocki 51. 84. 95, 170 Patricia Zawlocki 51, 84, 95, 157 .Maribeth Zelmer 51, 69, 95, 157 Brenda Ziegert 1 57 . Deborah Ziegert 59, 133 Steven Zimmerman 50, 81, 92, 170 Mary Claire Zoller 51, 85, 95, 157 Patricia Zoller 15, 17,21,49,50,51,69,95, 133 195 J ' ut. Minuteman Staff of 1971 n ?t ' ? ' I ' - ' rS ft3 3M. ' . mM % i? . ' 1 .  11 r- ?c: - ' i ' . f{ .j . ■ : : -: ' IW M ' :f: CREDITS ...Editor .. Opening and Index ..., : .rr -J i. ' . Sue Kapusia Debbie Hood Classes .,. ; ' .7. .... lary Wallers, Sandy Nicodemus Clubs Libby Lutes Sports Garry Bayer, Gary Lueneburg Album Seniors Album Vnderelass .. ' i ' L nn Peterson Debbie Casper, Jeanne DuBois. Katby Hummer vQ k Arh Belly Muellner Business Mary Bermger Copy Liz Girvin Photography Sj),onsor i.. Joel Beckman, Qtp Lueneburg, Mike VandeZande .if-. Mrs. Geraldine Walters. . ■• ■ }m A Year of Victory Draws to a Close ; - ' -,v.c -■ - ■ ■■ .. 11 ' I 11 1r ' tii ' i M ' J. -f Indeed, ' )7{) 71 was a wiiininn e,ii- ,ii (:la . A stale ( hainpioii hasehall le mi emersfcfi. and indi id- nal stLideiits were lionnred in niiisie. s[)orts, academ- ics, and ari(iiis lields nl en(lea or. I ' ' , cr ' (ilavile Ix ' caine ,1 winner ' al (Uie lime tiv anoilier ihioiii hout ihe veai ' l) IkiiIi his majnc and miiHic a( i om[)lisli- menls. As the vcar draws t(i ,i i hjse. all tins is (i cr ' . I)ul not h)ru;()llen. The winnins traditidii is larried (III Ircim (ine cai ' t(i the next. I ' ' aeh memher ot the Minnteman Staff jciins nic in hcipinij; th.it as (iu hmk tiirous h this Ixiok. nu will remember all that made l ' 7() 71 a vear ol i(i(ir ' . M.in - thanks go to a dedicated and dependable staff that worked late hours and forfeited lunches and free time for the production of this book. A spe- cial thanks goes to advisor Mrs. (ieraldine Walters, who steered us through our manv crises, and to DeCiroffs lor their tolerance and ad iec. As editor, I hope this book sueeessfulh (a[)tures the winning spirit of Clav, and helps vnu to .dwavs remember this year at Clay High .School. ' a ' iUA , y ' : . Oriole 3rd Baseman Talks to Athletes 1971 Baseball Co-captams Andy Replogle, above left, and Kent Juday, above right pose with Brooks Robinson. Brooks Robinson of the Bal- timore Orioles visited the school on December 18, 1970 to talk with members of athletic groups and to show a movie of the 1970 World Series, which was titled ' The Brooks Robinson Story. Especially interested in his visit were baseball coach Jim Reinebold, pic- tured above, and junior members of the 1970 State Champion Baseball team Jim Peterson, Kent Juday, Robinson, Andy Replogle, Paul Porowski, and Tim Penkala, pictured below. Autographs i •• , li -- . , « V. 0 V A 1- t fV- % r Autographs V ' i 1 . I 200 Lithographed in U.S.A. by EDWARDS BROTHERS 2500 SOl TH STATE STREET .. ANN ARBOR. 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