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

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1975 volume:

G ' iiiiiiiiifirr 3 1833 02851 6182 ' Gc 977.202 SoSmi 1975 Minutemsn (South Bend, Ind The M i nuteman LEGEND 1. Music Center 2. Gymnasium 3. Art Department 4. Auditorium 5. Main Office 6. Media Center r floor plan of the new Clay High School 1 1 1 i - i MINUTEMAN 1975 Clay High School South Bend, Indiana Volume 43 V student life 9 a time to share 34 a time to compete 52 a time to join 72 a time to create 92 a time to plan 106 a time to enjoy 137 a time to begin 147 a time to thank 158 From the time of our birth to the time of our calling, images have been implanted in our minds. These images are memories and they mark every thing, place and person important in our lives. Look back on all images, no matter how small and unimportant they may have seemed at the time, they were and still are an important part of our lives. Every simple, crazy, intelligent, meaningful thing we ' ve ever done has already become a memory. Yesterday is a memory, today is the first day of the rest of our lives. Jl -- Strive for peace and serenity and hold the good memories uppermost in your mind. Memories are our link with the past, to have and to hold, to remember the good and also the bad, to hope for the strength to continue, and to realize the future is up to us. . - i _v 1 ■ ■h? vi .i ii?iG M}i ri:iwf i iiiMi -! - ii3 Talent helps 10 [;? :1 ' ' ' ' f n: 1 1 L J Y V T It I 00 pave the way n in The annual AFS Talent Show- helped to finance the cost of students coming from various foreign countries. Performing in the show were, top left: Wendy Saz and opposite page, bottom right: Mike Mueilner. This year ' s AFS Students were, above: Marie Isabel Lacerda from Angola and left: John Middleton from the Republic of South Africa. The YFU Students (Youth For Understanding) were, opposite page, top: Brigit Dzaak from Germany and opposite left: Erna Bruggeman from Chili 11 Ron Hitzfield, a different kind of Daisy Mae 1 1 mm 12 above: Dave Webber dancin ' . left: ancy Conroy promenadin . top left: Ben Bowman lookin . opposite page: top: Linda DeVon, Chris Anderson and escorts posin ' . right: Mark Wolf clappin . center: Ron Hitzfield and Chuch Budd winnin ' . left: Michelle Blankenbaker hangin ' , (the memories of a freshman). Jobs add experience and profit 14 . i: ' J ' -I above: Bill Richardson, Clark Service Station, upper left: Pete Prawdzik, Denny ' s Restaurant, left: Pegg Falvey, Darnell Drugs, opposite page, top: Jenny Onderdonk, Ponderosa Steak House, opposite left: Walt Reichold. Vaughan ' s Nursery, and opposite right: Nancy Lewis, Bill Knapp ' s Restaurant. 15 It ' s the little things that made each day livable 16 top: Terry Vermande. above: Larry Mitzman. mid- dle right: The Thinkers, Karl Nelson and Bob Crachy. right: Nancy Lekarczyk. top: Chris Walsh, top right: Karen Marvin and Kyle Fosbrink. middle right: Steve Rudasics. lower left: Terry Henderson and Brad Hansen. ' ' 17 ■ L, i I  ' . -u ■ j jj. j a r Imagination Creates Saturday in the Park Saturday in the Park was the theme of the May 26, 1974 Junior-Senior prom. Under the direction of Mark Meyer and Vickie Mauel many hard- working and imaginative juniors transformed the Concourse Room of the A.C.C. into a park scene. The decorations consisted of wall murals, white cast iron furniture, flowers, and a fountain. The prom servers were selected from the sophomore class. Those who attended the prom danced to the music of the Jack Norris Combo. Imagination created a successful 1974 prom. I 18 = «g opposite page; top: Tim Foley and Linda Grunawalt receive crowns. Bottom left: members of the court, left-right: Stacy Turk, Bruce Ryan. Pegg - Frederick, Steve Bowen, Linda Grunawalt, Tim Foley, Bob Neeser, Chris Zawlocki, Leah Tabacz- nik, and Mark Mamula. Top left: couples take ad- vantage of the empty dance floor. Top right: prom servers. Skip Miller and Sue Nyberg arrive. Bottom left: Elaine Wright and escort have a seat. Above: ' last year ' s models. ' And the beat goes on Saturday in the Park was the prom theme for last year ' s gala event. Many hours were spent hanging picturesque murals and arranging decorative furniture and tables. The result was a park scene. The guests danced to the beat of the band. An after prom followed at the Niles YMCA. Those attending swam and played basketball and ping-pong. A piano was provided for those who could play. The prom was officially over when the clock struck three. However, this wasn ' t the end. Tower Hill provided sunshine and relaxation for an enjoyable after the after prom. I above right: Ron Hardiman at the piano or can it be Elton John? above: a scene from after the after prom. right: Mark Meyer, Bill Mulligan, and Jim Pierce hang murals before the prom. 20 and on and . . . above left: Denny Wojcik perched. (Everjone had a good time at the after prom.) above right: Phil Pender and date dance to the mus ic of the Jack Norris Combo, bottom left: Den- ny Wojcik attempts a flying leap into 6 feet of water. (Is this before or after the perch?) above: the traditional after the after prom dates to 1950. 21 r 1974 Football Homecoming The 1974 Football Homecoming festivities began with a Pep Rally on October 17th. The annual powderpuff football game was won by the Junior and Senior girls. Cheering them to victory were the 11 male cheerleaders selected especially for the rally. Highlighting the evening was the float contest and the Junior class was the victor of this event. The evening was drawn to a close when the homecoming court was an- nounced. On the next night Ann Nyberg was crowned queen. Top: Ann Nyberg and escort .John Wampler; bottom left to right: Rick Clifford bei ng helped off the Tield; .Juniors and their prize- winning float. 22 left to right: members of the court; AFvS, Bridget Dzaak and escort Bill Mulligan, Isa Laeerda and escort Jeff Cody, Erna Bruggemann and escort Keith MacDonnell. Senior representative, Margaret McKieman and escort Kevin Shanley; sophomore representative, Marianne Weltin and escort Tim Potter; junior representative, Jill Hall and escort Mark Dudeck; senior representative Marie Corns and escort Russell Clark. 23 Snowfall creates an evening of Fantasy The 1974 Christmas Dance, sponsored by Student Assembly, was entitled Snowfall Fantasy. The evening captured a wonderland of winter as students made their way into the cafeteria, which was transformed into a ski lodge for the night. below: Mary Ambler and Mark Scott, Karen Koeppen and Lloyd Gregory, below right: Tom Pugh and Sue Schlegel, Luann Shoemaker and Kris Sholty. 24 top left: Brian Clear and Colleen Harris, top right: Mr. Gerhold under the mistletoe, above: Barb Sager and Tony McWilliams, Kirk Murray and Diane Gard. 25 Colonials capture interest Top right: Patty Mundt hits the volleyball using the dig-shot method, above: Brian Olis and Henry Weinholts are determined to win a cross country meet, right- Dan Trossen hurls the ball home. 26 Students are involved above left: Mike Weinstein returns the ball with a back-hand swing, above right: Louie Polman returns to his position, above: Mary Richardson bats a home-run. right: Ron Freeman concentrates on keeping the basket- ball away from h is opponent. 27 Dawn Hestad and The selection of the court and acknowledgment of Greg Mudwilder and Dawn Hestad as king and queen highlighted Basketball Homecoming. A handful of dedicated students decorated the 100 hall and guided the basketball players to their classes. A powderpuff basketball game was new this year. The teams were the Athletic Supporters vs. the Bombers. The evenly matched teams ' score was 4-4. Coach Waller ' s team was defeated by Washington with a score of 84-66. I 28 Greg Mudwilder reign above left: flower girl and crown bearer. What do we do next? above: members of the court; left-right: Bob Bauer, Kim Roden, Duane Fowler, Marion Mahoney, Greg Mudwilder, Dawn Hestad, John Tucker, Sue Zoller, Jack Niedbalski, and Lisa Rousseve. left: Kim Roden and Bob Bauer. 29 Athletic supporters and bombers fight it out 1 « i ' Hi Pv . ' OV JP if ' - ' ' S i WM ffil J -A above: Diane Marlin displays talent and exper- ience in hall-decoration as Sue Nyberg observes, left: Mr. Douglas decides the proper attire for the Homecoming Game. 31 The girls and the guys of the 50 ' s top right: Kilty Barlow and Mark Scott, top left: the girls and above the guys, right: Debbie Young and Meg Glantz. center: John Szabo and Tim Celmer. 32 Let s go to The Hop! February 14th marked the 1975 50 ' s Day . Pony tails, saddle shoes, white socks, and leather jackets were on display as the girls and the guys were seen cruisin ' down the halls. February loth, after the Jimtown basketball game, a traditional Hop was held in the gym. Twisting and jitterbugging music gave everyone the urge to revisit the Happy Days. top left: Glen Gendron and Linda Fordyce. above: the gang. k ' Keepers of the Castle Top picture: Phillip Ell, Principal and right: Robert Sikorski, Assistant Principal 36 When you need a little help from a friend Top left: Guidance Counselors, from left to right, Thomas Vandewalle, James Reinebold, Clare Everdon, and Robert Turnock Middle photo, Grace King, Guidance Secretary; below left, Frances Lein, Main Office Secretary; below right, Lucille York, Attendance Secretary I 37 the need arises, they can help Clockwise, starting at top, right; Letty Best, speech therapist; Edward Hanyzewski, super- vision; Cleo Eisbrenner, bookkeeper; Andrew Petrass, audio visual; Bliss Butts, librarian; and Helen Manuszak, nurse. 38 They ' ve Got the Stuff Legends Are Made Of . The Histori. depart- ment, starting from top. left to right: Daniel Polizotto. James Spears. Elmer Britton. Shirley Roemer. Eldon Fretz, Daniel Kasper. and Milton Harke. Mind over matter Our mathematics department includes, from left to right, top row, William Schlundt and JoAnn Fox. Middle; Margaret Klaybor and James Gerhold. Bottom row, Kenneth Stankiewicz and Mark Brumbaugh. 40 L L n The scientific approach Top row, from left to right, Lloyd Johnson and Dee Kalb. Left, Martha Marzotto. Below, Norris Lockman and John Grabowski. 41 -;rrv The Fun- datnentals of Industrial Arts Clockwise from top left: John Nagy, Drafting; William Baldwin, Power Transportation; George Friedman, ICT; Gerald VanLaecke Electronics; and Thomas Emmons, Metals; and friends Nagy and Baldwin 42 . . .And the beat goes on The music instructors are, from left to right, top: Richard Lovin, Dorothy Powers, bottom: Lewis Habegger and Artheda Spencer. With grade ' A ' teachers, . . . . . communication comes easy English teachers; clockwise from top left; Kathy Buszkiewicz, James Waller, Stella Thomas. Stanley Dodgson, Edward Szucs and Michael Downey, David Matson, and Diane Chambers. 45 ■■i 9P. Minding their own business 46 Taking care of business Clockwise, starting from top left; Janet Macey and Thomas Saunders, business; Roman Sysyn, Raymond Stafford, art. Gym dandy Above and top left, Thomas King. Upper right, Jack Lowe. Right Joan Mitchell 48 A little help from your friends g ' $ If Top row, left to right, Health teachers Marie Kruckel and Ray Emrick. Above, Main Office workers. 1 Because we know you ll be back for more Cafeteria workers are, from left to right, back row; Corenne Laboski, Audrey Meddiger, Marilyn Martin, and Bertha McCorraick. Front row, Geneva Neely, Esther Morales, Jeanne Ladewski, Violet Held, Anne Warner, JoAnn Melser, and Calista Burtsfield. Maintenance Men are, from left to right, back row, John Nagy, Billy Luster, and Ted Dodson. Front row, Waudell New- man, Florian Block, Alice Crick, and E. Papocki. 50 What words can I use To describe all of the qualities, Qualities unlimited, Describing the kind of person Miss Korte was? When you needed a smile. She smiled. And if you needed compassion and understanding, She gave it to you. It ' s hard to believe That a person could give so much of herself With no limitations of any kind. And any person who has ever known Her cannot remain untouched. Yes, Miss Korte has many people Who love her. People who will be eternally Grateful for the love and warmth She shared with us. And knowledge of life that No other could have taught Or could have been taught to us From a book or essay. We all feel a deep loss, A personal loss. With the death of Miss Korte. But keep in mind. We are the fortunate ones. Fortunate for Miss Korte shared a Part of herself with us. Unfortunate are those Whose path in life never crossed With Miss Korte ' s. Let us not dwell on our loss. But keep in mind That Miss Korte has heavenly peace, joy, and fulfillment That she is so deserving of. Diane Fox 51 ---■-.H ■U lUIUP Lynn Reed captures two firsts at State meet Lynn Reed won the 440 and 100 yard dashes in the se- cond girls state track meet which was held in In- dianapolis. Her time in the 440, was 0:57.3 and in the 100 it was 0:11.0 Hat. 54 Cindermen enjoy winning season Coach Dennis Johnston ' s track team showed improve- ment over last year with a record of 5 wins and 4 losses. Important seniors, captain Mike Meyer, Steve Bowen, and Ron Evans are going to be greatly missed, but returning distance men Henry Wienholts and Brian Olis will help to keep the team going. Left: Brian Olis ran first place in the mile. Bottom left: Skip Miller fights for first place in hurdles, below: .Joe Hulecki leads the pack in the half mile. Future looks brighter for golfers Finishing with a record of 8 wins and 13 losses, the golf team is looking forward to next year ' s season. While they lost most valuable golfer senior captain Bob Hart, the rest of the team, and coach Bud Emrick, are returning with more experience and high hopes. Top, Left to right: Don Zawlocki, Bob Hon, Bernard Black, Dennis Wedsworth, Jim Zawlocki and not pictured Bob Hart were last year ' s golf team. Above and right: Jim Zawlocki practices his putting. 56 Winning streak broken bpuant ING C HEATING COOIIN THOnf ARBER ! fM B I tlf ' t With a record of 6 wins and 3 losses, the girls proved that they too have powerful arms. Although their 2 year winning streak was broken, the girls continued to fight for victories. They were led by coach Marie Kruckel and senior captains Cindy Bartell and Deb Ladayga. Top left: Cheryl Rogers shows the proper infield stance. Left: the 1974 Softball team, seated from left to right: Barb Suter, Kathy Kinson, Mary Richardson, Cheryl Rogers. Second row- manager, Kathy Bottorff. Patti Polman, Sue Reichold, -Jodi Farkas. Kathy Davis, Vicki Ford, Third row: Coach Marie Kruckel, Phyllis Koontz, Cindy Bartell, Sue Vandygriff, Brenda Dubie, Rennee Radecki, Deb Ladyga. Jackie Roberts. Below: Tish Bonnell concentrates on the pitcher, below left: Phyllis Koontz shows her aggressiveness. ttMih. Colonials continue winning ways jg- e| j - ,j - ly ( .5rjK 3  f-,; - ' 4 ' £ Top: Jeff Reinebold awaits throw against Marian. Middle: Coaches Reinebold and Szucs, N. Nemeth, J. Nickerson, G. Wolfson, B. Milliken, Jim Reinebold, J. Bishop, M. Ferry, M. Moon, M. Borkowski, Jeff Reinebold, D. Fowler, M. Towner, K. Mantel, K. Sholty, B. Schools, C. Trader, J. Vargo, T. Foley, J. Delaney, M. Corson, B. Sams, T. Woodhurst, T. Klawiter, John Reinebold, B. Schell, B. Strom, R. Rolston. Right: Clay Varsity enjoys bat burning ceremony with Sultan Milliken . 58 Again cop Classic brass .;«.3i «l % MI«5«( lN | Continuing with their tradition of winning seasons, the Colonials finished with 18 wins and 8 losses. They took the Colonial Classic and added it to their trophy collection. A major portion of the varsity were graduating seniors, leaving the sluggers and coach Jim Reinebold with a big rebuilding job for next season. Mike Corson and Mark Borkowski received the Sportsmanship and MVP awards respectively. Bob Schools, Joe Vargo, Jeff Reinebold, Marty Moon, and Mark Borkowski brought more recognition to the Colonials by becoming All Conference players. The B-team, coached by Ed Szucs, finished with 8 wins and 12 losses. •raas -i PL jg ■ K 4--i- ' :-r i f .■ - I y T ' p %m Upper Left: Vulture Delaney checks runners back as Mike Ferry gets set for the pitch. Above: Pitchers took life easy and caught some rays out in the bullpen. Left: Doctor Szucs shows his fungo hitting form. 59 Harriers much Coach Dennis Johnston was exceptionally pleased with this past year ' s cross country season. Starting the season expecting to win only five meets the team went out and won seven and lost only three. This year ' s team had two most valuable runners; Brian Olis and Henry Wienholts. The sportsmanship award went to Raleigh Rolston. Coach Johnston expects to come back with a better season next year. 60 improved over last season ' • • ' ■• ■ ' aegali.iraM opposite page top: Brian Olis and Henry Wienholts head the field, mid- dle: the cross country team, sitting, B. Lang, J. RudjTiski, B. Olis, H. Wienholts, P. Tyle, D. Zawlocki, G. Collier, B. Hiney, J. Collier, K. Rudynski, E. Luban, S. Chapman, standing, C. Luban, R. Rolston, J. Foster, S. Morningstar, Coach Dennis Johnston, bottom left: you ' ve got the whole world running at you. bottom right: Raleigh Rolston try- ing to stay out front. this page top: the team warms up. left: Steve Morningstar nears the finish hne. above: this is what makes you go faster? 61 Internal problems hurt gridders After a fast start, winning 2 of 3, the football team stumbled and lost all of the remaining seven games. Even though the record was poor, there were still a few highlights. Eleven shutout quarters for the defense and Rick Clif- ford ' s 1,000 plus yards gained, a school record. With 9 defensive starters retur- ning, prospects look good for the com- ing season. Top right, the 1974 football team: J. Cannon, S. Russell, L. Molenda, D. Corson, R. Laughlin, R. Hinz, A. Horvath, K. Williams, M. Towner, B. Screes, T. Niemier, D. Lybarger, S. Largent, R. Baer, T. Celmer, M. Nemeth, T. Spencer, S. Blue, G. Peterson, G. Martin, G. Mendlikowski, J. Labazinski, L. Polman, K. Cernak, B. Fitzgerald, B. Richard- son, B. Leahey, J. Reinebold, J. Bytner, J. Whiteman, R. Thomas, K. Kanczuzewski, J. Barnes, J. Neidbalski, S. Chelminiak, R. Clifford, D. Wojick, J. Kcultjes, D. Webber, B. Quimby, G. Mudwilder, B. Bauer, D. Fowler, G. Foley, D. lorio, M. Walton. Top left, Jeff Keultjes confers with coaches King and Britton. Above, Rick Clifford runs to daylight against Washington in the jamboree. 62 Tennis team enjoys fine year 1974 Tennis was a pleasant sur- prise. Led by MVP Mike Weins- tein, the net men captured an 11- .3 record. Outstanding moments for Clay were the doubles play of Weinstein and junior Dennis Wedsworth against Jackson. Coach Turnock is looking forward to next year with .5 of his 7 team members returning. ■s Upper left, senior Russell Clark volleys in the Jackson match, lower left, varsity tennis team: C. Haak, .J. Pica, K. MacDonell, D. Wedsworth, M. Kelch, R. Ramming, M. Weins- tein, D. Felton. below, Keith Mac- Donell exhibits perfect form on his return. 63 1 Volleyballers regroup .Ji %n After a disappointing 4 and 5 season the volleyball team looks forward to next year. The team will lose two players: Cathy Lowe and M.V.P. Phyllis Koontz. Upper left: Mary Richardson goes against three Jackson players. Upper right: Varsity team members standing, Coach Mitchell, Margy Joswiack, Sue Vandygriff, sitting, Pat Mundt, Cathy Lowe, Sue Woodhurst, Phyllis Koontz, and Mary Richardson, in front, Anne Humes. Center right. Sue Woodhurst returns a serve. Bottom: B-team, sitting, Barb Suter, Becky Kelsen, Amy Lockwood, Steph Phillips, Julie Smith, Cindy Walker, standing, Cheryl Rogers, and Leslie Wojtys. 64 School spirit imriitnim Cheerleaders received letter sweaters at the sports banquet this year instead of the traditional blazers they would have received after being on the squad. Mrs. Kathy Buskiewicz replaced Mrs. Martha Marzotto as sponsor. Upper left: Varsity cheerleaders, top, Marie Corns, middle, Michelle Blankenbaker. -Jill Hall, Kim Gast, Margaret McKieman, bot- tom, Sally Turk. Center left: B-team, top, Jamie Rienebold, center, Ann Andrysiak, Debbie Kruszewski, Pam Broadrick, bottom, Laura Butterbaugh. Top right and down the page, the Varsity cheerleaders in action. 65 Cagers ' ' play for 500 99 Mark Reynolds, transfer student from Mexico City; Barry Adams, from Riley, plus four rookies helped the cagers to a much improved season over last year ' s. Next year the squad will lose the help of three seniors; Jerry Macri, Barry Adams, Mark Meyer. The city ' s leading scorer in 1974-75 was Meyer. He will be a big loss to the team. Ending the season with a 9 and 12 record the team hopes to keep improving next year. Top, basketball team: on the wall, Bill Schell, Dave Webber, standing: Mary Reynolds, Brian Buckles, Mark Meyer, sitting: Jim Zawlocki, Barry Adams, Ron Freeman, Jerry Macri, Tom Neeser, and head coach Jim Waller. Missing from picture, assistant coach Tom King. Middle, Mark Meyer, team leading scorer, shoots for two, bottom: Barry Adams drives on his opponent. 66 5 skaters considered allstars Mr. Kasper and the hockey team experienced a superb 1971-75 season. They won twelve straight games set- ing a new winning streak at Clay. Highlight of the winning streak was beating Gary Andrean . ' } to 2 for the first time since Gary entered the league three years ago. Most prominent event of the regular season was having five players elected to the allstar team. They were team captain and center, Keith MacDonell; goalie, Jeff Tucker; left wing, Drew Horvath; right wing. Bill Mulligan; defense- man, Tom Klawitter. Top hockey team takes time for a quick picture, far left on knees Drew Horvath, Bob Binder, Rick Horner, Mike Vellon, Mark Makelski, Chuck Olson, Jody DuBois, Tom Woodbridge, Bill Mulligan, Tom Potter, Don Mester. Gary- Leak, Joel Foster, Tom Klawitter, John Ross, Danny Towner, Ron Uilkie, Ron Baer, Kurt Kuchle, -John Neher, JefT Cody, Gary Barth, Doug Corson. Middle, Bill Mulligan and Drew Horvath await face off. Above, MacDonell, far left. Mulligan, left, Klawitter show their talent on the ice. Girls win city meet Depth and consistency were trademarks of the 74-75 girls swim team. Led by seniors Sue Zoller, Kim Coulter, Vicki Mauel, Kay Mohler, and Jackie Roberts, the girls captured their first city championship. With 16 underclassmen on the squad. Coach Kruckel appears to have a city power for years to come. Below: 74-75 girls swim team, T. Troeger, J. Roberts, L. Ellis. K. Coulter, P. Broadrick, J. Proteau, middle: Vicki Mauel, L. Roberts, A. Radde, T. Trew, M. Deranek, V. Ford, K. Nesbott. bottom: S. Woodhurst, C. Schmidt, K. Mohler. J. Rees, S. Bothast, S. Ball, B. Zinsmeister, S. Zoller, D. Conrad. far right: Betsy Zinsmeister prepares to execute a back dive, bottom right: Sue Zoller takes a break during practice. top right: Debby Conrad surfaces. 68 Tankers retain state swimming power status Coach Deranek ' s 74-75 swim team had a fine balance of seniors and underclassmen. Senior tri-captains Bob Madey, Jim Casteen, and Jeff Proteau led the team to a fine 12 win, ' 5 loss record. The squad also made impressive showings in the city and sectional meet, capturing 3rd place in both meets. All this was accomplished in spite of the fact that the team had no home pool and was forced to practice late in the evenings at Adams. Coach Deranek is looking forward to the new school so his tankers can finally find a home and avoid the odd hour practices. He feels the school ' s own pool will increase interest, and participation in the already fine program. Left: John Wampler takes a break to pose for the photographer. 74-75 Swim team top: P. Pole, J. Casteen, Manager, A. Nyberg, D. Zollar, D. Cooper. B. Madey, M. Griffith, D. Beard, G. lams, G. Gendron, R. Clark, J. Wampler, Coach Deranek, C. Haak, B. Altic, .J. Proteau. bottom: D. Wiese, P. Scanlon, D. Lobelski, S. Madey, M. Michaels, T. Zollar, S. Clark, D. Ford. The 1974-75 Wrestling Team was noted for the best record in Clay ' s wrestling history since 1966. The Varsity, coached by Mr. Gleason, finished with a record of 7 wins and 3 losses. The B-Team, coached by Mr. Pollizotto, ended the season with a 6-3-1 record. Four outstanding Seniors, with a 2 year combined record of 141 wins and 30 losses, showed underclassmen, and a number of devoted fans, how the sport is won. Rick Clifford, with a record of 23-2, took first place in the Brandywine, Jackson, and Saint Joe tourneys. He was voted Most Valuable Player in the Saint Joe tourney and also won the sectionals. Mike Ferry, 17-5, was a sectional runner up. He took first place in the Brandywine tourney and second place in the Saint Joe tourney. Duane Fowler, 17-8-1, was second in the Brandy and Jackson tourneys. He was also a sectional champion. Phil Tyl, 18-5, was a 2 time sectional champion. He took first place in the Saint Joe tourney and second place in the Jackson tourney. All four wrestled in the regionals. Muscle-men achieve above: Varsity Team and Records ( ' denotes B-Team record) top: Gary Damp (5-0), Jim Proctor (4-13), Mike Ferry (17-5), Bob Quimbv (13-6-1), Tom Campbell (fi-fi-1) (3-0) , middle: George Martin (5-14), Ken Montgomery (11-10), Duane Fowler (17-8-1), Phil Tyl (18-5), bottom: Steve Rudasics (H-10), Rick Clifford (23-2), Kevin Thompson (18-5), Clark Gregory (0-3) (3-3) ' , Chuck Schall (5-10). top: Rick Clifford demonstrates the grape vine hold on his opponent. right: Duane Fowler 70 best record since 1966 top: Jim Proctor plans his escape, above: B-Team and records ( ' denotes Varsity records) top: Ed Aretz (7-4), Lance Molenda (2-3) (0-2) , Greg Hinton (1-2), middle: Ross Bogue (1-3), Kevin Weller (10-2) (0-1) , Brian Thompson (11-1-1), Tom Niemier (3-6), Maurie Van Bruaene (5-3). Brian Fitzgerald (0-2). bottom: Mike Schulte (3-0), Dan Huddleston (4-2-1), Dave Schulte (3-4), Dan Maciejewski (3-0) (0-3) , Lou PoUman (9-0), not pictured: Robin Laughlin (4-6), Dan Hock (1-6). 71 1 Easels and beetles The Art Club, sponsored by Mr. Raymond Stafford and Mr. Roman Sysyn, provided art students the extra guidance they needed. Students were allowed to work on class pro- jects or experiment with new ones. The Biology Club was set up in different com- mittees which allowed the students to study the branch of science that truly interested them. In this way more knowledge was gained in a pleasing way. Mr. Johnson was their sponsor. right and below: Lynne Ryg and Steve Rudasics work for perfection on their art projects. 74 0 ■■-rtr- Students voice opinions The Speech and Debate Club, sponsored by Mr. Ralph Radecki gave students the chance to voice their opinions on various subjects. Traveling to different meets gave them a chance to get to know other people and share their ideas. The Future Teachers Club, sponsored by Mrs. Dee Kalb, gained experience by teaching for a day at an elementary school in the Clay District or at Clay Middle School. They also attended a seminar in In- dianapolis to gain more knowledge for their future. above left: Speech and Debate Club left: Future Teachers 75 Language clubs Latin Club embarked on an active course this year under the direction of Mr. Ralph Radecki. Members donned Roman togas and laurel wreaths in the annual chariot race. Officers were: Consul Mary Craig, Pro- consul Beth Wales, Quaestor Keith MacDonell, Aedile Nancy Suter. French Club, sponsored by Miss Carol Wolfe, held a bake sale in October and a French dinner in December. Members of Foreign Exchange Club sold stationery and shirt decals, and put on the annual Talent Show to raise funds for next year ' s AFS stu- dent. The Club ' s sponsor was Mrs. Lois Olson. above: Latin Club members, middle: slaves get ready for the big race, right: French Club officers. Vice-President Michelle Blanken- baker, President Karol DeVoe, Secretary- Treasurer Chris Jones, top right: Foreign Ex- change Club members. The Club ' s officers were: President Mark Scott, Vice-President Larry Landis, Secretary Mary Sorenson, and Treasurer Jerry Baughman. I 76 promote culture 77 All tied up?? 78 German and Spanish clubs capture their interests German Club, sponsored by Mr. Charles Reavis, par- ticipated in a club play in November, and a German banquet in December. Two club trips took place; a convention in Indianapolis, and a visit to Chicago. Members of Spanish club made eating a habit vvith dinners at El Cid and homemade tacos at Club meetings. The club was sponsored by Mr. Alphonse Aguirre. middle left: Kent Leslie and Jim Wack are caught by Chris Havlik. far left: German club officers, clockwise; Treasurer Luke Hosinski, President Kent Leslie, Vice-President Jim Wack, Drama-Chairman Chris Havlik, Secretary Dave Swiental, Am- bassador Debbie Forest (not present). Below left are German club members, left: Spanish club officers; President Kyle Fosbrink, Secretary Jana Page, Vice-President Jenny Onderdonk, and Treasurer Mary Richardson. Below are Spanish club members. ■ y- -Sf rr ff • V r - .-.;- ' tr ' V , w 79 « I a Keep ' em moving The Ushers Club, sponsored by Mr. Ed Hanyzewski aided the school by keeping order at home games. They collected tickets and helped with seating. Right: Ushers Club officers count money from their money making project of selling life savers. Keeping those mean machines of Clay High run- ning is the function of the Car Club. Sponsored by Mr. William Baldwin, they learn about the mysteries of the auto engine. Right: Dick Buzas wonders what is making that funny noise. 80 Wheels of change Led by President Jeannie Schilmoeller, the Student Assembly has been working hard this year to improve our school. They started a Student Review Board in an effort to bring about better student-teacher relations. The Spirit Club merged with Student Assembly to consolidate stu- dent interest. Mr. James Gerhold and Miss Margaret Klaybor were the sponsors of the club. above left: Jean Schilmoeller ponders an interesting comment, above: Jim Pierce and Bill Richardson make themselves at home at one of the meetings. left: Jean Dickens thinks over an issue before voting. 81 Ill ; .11 .p p pigTg= ' = Beauties and the beasts ;- -- f Letterman ' s Club, sponsored by Mr. Thomas Saunders, acted as the chief initiating and promoting force for maintaining a high standard of athletics. Weight Lifting Club, sponsored by Mr. Elmer Britton, gave interested students a chance to lift weights and get in top condition for athletics. The club kept a weight-lifting record board and conducted a lifting championship. To p left: Letterman Club officers: John Delaney Sergeant of Arms; Mickey Towner President; Jim Reinebold Vice- President; and Phillis Koontz Secretary. Top right: Letterman Club monkeys around. Right: Craig Olis demon- strates muscle power. 82 The 1974-75 Pom-Pon squad, sponsored by Miss Peggy Klaybor, completed a season of cruel, cold early morning practices. The Colonialettes performed during halftimes at football and basketball games. To raise money the girls held bake sales and sold programs at the games. Mary Kilian and Mary Nagy served as Co-Captains. Top center: Row 1: Mary Nag ' , Terr - Stuglik. Ann Kilian, Beth Matthews, Row 2: Linda Fordyce, Mary Kilian, Debbie Nyerges, Jean Dickens. Row 3: Paula Kaminski, Doreen Lukas, Cheryl Woznicki, Roxanne Schramm. Row 4: Arm Nyberg, .Joyce Chambers, Carol Campanale. Middle left: Ann Nyberg, Carol Campanale, and Joyce Chambers, along with other senior Pom-Pon members are recognized as certified Rah-Rah girls. Middle right: Paula Kaminski and Sue Fahler kick 2.3 . Bottom left: Cheryl Woznicki. Doreen Lukas and Roxanne Schramm show a smile of satisfac- tion after completing a routine at the last football game. 83 Band in the round Clay ' s Band and Pep Band rendered a wide variety of music both in concert and in competition under directors Mr. Richard Lovin and Mr. Lewis Habegger. Pep Band added entertainment to halftime activities with performances at football and basket- ball games. Below: Walter Reichold stands at attention with an enthralling smile. Upper right: Senior Band members receive recognition for outstanding performances. Middle: Band members take a look at the world around them. Far right: Deb- bie Schumaker and Bob Madey wield the band with their batons. 84 85 The gift of song Under the direction of Mrs. Artheda Spencer, the orchestra provided musical entertainment for the community. They played for the Christmas Concert and other functions during the year. Competition in the district and state contests provided the students a chance to show their skills. Gaining special recognition by becoming a part of the South Bend Symphony were senior Ann Jeans, junior Wendy Saz, and sophomore Jane Beverly. To become a member the students tried out for the Audition Committee. top right: Cindy Schmidt concentrates on her music. middle: The orchestra takes five. above: Mark Dodge shows learning new music isn ' t all that easy. bottom far right: Jane Beverly plucks out a tune, right: Russell Kurtz plays a simple melody. 86 is a gift of love bottom: An appearance on WSBT ' s Homemaker ' s Time highlighted the year for the Concert Choir. In addition they added to the Christmas spirit by caroling in the halls before vacation. middle: The Swing Choir started off their tenth season by singing at the ACC for the State Convention of School Superintendents. The highlight of the year was in April when the group performed for the State Medical Auxiliary Convention. Both Concert Choir and Swing Choir are under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Powers, left: Linda Fordyce sings to the crowd. 37 Students aid VICA and OEAI gave students a chance to gain a head start on their future careers by gaining experience from working at jobs after school. This helped to unite the school with local businesses. Highlights for the clubs included Employer-Employee banquets. Mr. George Friedman sponsored VICA. OEAI was sponsored by Mrs. Virginia Kraus. opposite page bottom: In order to help the needy have a Merry Christmas, Y-teens, sponsored by Mrs. Virginia Kraus held a food drive as one of their main projects this year. opposite page top: Sponsored by Mrs. Helen Manuszak the Association for Retarded Citizens helped to show that we are all brothers no matter what our differences. Their activities were aimed to give new enjoyment to some people. Highlights of the year were tours of Logan School and Logan Industries. t  .: top right: OEAI students limber up tlieir fingers for the day ' s work. above: OEAI right: VICA 88 our community top left: Association for Retarded bottom left: Y-teens 89 We ' re all in this together top: Mrs. King ' s Guidance workers, far right: Mrs. York ' s Attendance workers. right: National Honor Society officers. bottom row, right: Mr. Butt ' s Library workers, center: Mrs. Manuszak and her nurses aides. below: Mr. Saunders and Athletic office worker, Nancy Fassler. 90 Meet that deadline ! This year ' s book condensed the events and happenings of 1975 into candids and surprise shots of Clay ' s Student Body. Staff members combined hard work with many wee mornin}( hours to just meet deadlines. A seminar at Notre Dame in the fall enabled new members to get an overall view of what putting a yearbook together is all about (if they had only known what they had got themselves into). left: The 1975 Minuteman Staff below: The 1975 Colonial Staff The COLONIAL, Clay ' s bi-weekly newspaper, brought news and events to the Student Body. A new advisor of the COLONIAL, Miss Diane Chambers quickly grew accustomed to the routine and fun in meeting deadlines. 91 92 r ' ' TMi. I tfn -A ._. ,. ■1? • . , i ■ ■■ -, ! ■- , M ' ' t ' 99 V ' ly fc ' tm ' « . m 101 ' ju M m ' - i w, m M f ' H m. ,-•J .1 i%. tuff :. , ?f? • ■ 103 Here I lay on my bed of fear I hear echoing voices but nothing will appear I hear the voices calling my name But why am I scared to say anything? Is this just a dream or can it be something, or am I just scared of what is probably nothing? Can it want my mind, my s oul or me? Or is it just here to watch over me? Ken Makielski 104 -J % ' ' 11) i ' - drawings done by page 94: top right; Zane Abberger bottom left; Sheila Maike bottom right; Kathy Robinson page 95: Steve Knopp page 96: top left; Phil Goodhew, middle; Sue Pelka bottom right; Ron Hitzfield page 97: top left; Sue Pelka top right; Linda Besemer bottom left; Darlene Wenzel page 98: top right; Kathy Robinson bottom left; Vicki Crum page 99: top; Linda Grunawalt bottom; Linda Hrutkay page 100: Steve Rudasics page 101: top; Grant Dodge bottom; Kathy Robinson page 102: top; Vicki Crum bottom; Mike Baloy page 10.3: top left; Bunnie Studt middle bottom; Kathy Robinson page 104: top; Jim Haager bottom; Kathy Thompson page 105: top left; Mike Muellner top right; Linda Houston 105 106 BARRY BRUCE ADAMS ANNE MARIE ALLEMAN KRISTY L. ALLEN SHERI ANN ALPERT CHRIS MARIE ANDERSON MARTY LOUISE BADICS DIANNE LYNN BADOWSKI RONALD W. BAER KILTY JEAN BARLOW JAMES P. BARNES JAMES KEVIN BARRETT GARY E. BARTH BELINDA BASHORE ROBERT E. BAUER JERRY DALE BAUGHMAN T. MICHAEL BECKER JON EDWIN BEELER ELIZABETH HENRIETTA BERTOLAN LINDA MARIE BESEMER SANDRA MARIE BICE KEITH EVERETT BILL MICHELLE MARIE BLANKENBAKER NOREEN IDA BLESSING SUSAN RAE BOGNAR LESLIE ANN BOGUE RALPH EDWARD BOGUE TIMOTHY MICHAEL BONADIES CHRISTINE BOOMHOWER 108 Seniors look forward to end of year left to right: Senior class officers; Secretary, Donna Taylor; President, Cindy Schmokel; Vice-president, Tom Potter; and Treasurer, Vicki Mauel. MARY M. BOROWSKI SABRINA MAUREEN BORYSIAK KATHLEEN IRENE BOTTORFF TONI BOTTORFF JERRY LYNN BOYER BRAD E. BROOKS KATHLEEN J. BROWN REX A. BROWN JR. SHARON K. BRUCE ERNA TERESA BRUGGEMANN DONNA SUE BUCK CHARLES R. BUDD 109 RAYMOND EUGENE BUZALSKI RICHARD J. BUZAS DONALD WAYNE CALL CAROL ANN CAMPANALE JEFF CAMPBELL RONALD B. CARL PATRICK CARROLL PHILIP J. CARROLL JAMES PRESTON CASTEEN CLAIRE THERESE CHABOT JOYCE ANN CHAMBERS STEVEN JAMES CHELMINIAK Above: Terry Vermande studying for Biology quiz; right: Cheryl Nyikos and Pam Kearney discussing parts of an English play. 110 RUSSELL WILLIAM CLARK RICHARD HUGH CLIFFORD JEFF GLENN CODY KAREN ELIZABETH COLEMAN MARTHA ANN COLEMAN BRUCE M. COMER KANDY L. COPELAND MARIE LOUISE CORNS GREGORY ALAN CORSON VICKIE LYNN CORTIER JACKIE LYNNE CORYN BRIAN PATRICK COUGHLIN KIMBERLY COULTER ROBERT AUGUST CRACHY MARY CATHERINE CRAIG CHRISTINE KAY CRUM SUSAN ANN CUTLER JEANNETTE MARIE CYR JOHN KEVIN DAVIS CATHY SUE DECKLER VIRGINIA DIANE DEGRAFF JOHN MARK DELANEY JUDY ANN DEL VECCHIO EUGENE ALLEN DEMAEGD MICHAEL DEMEYER DOUG DAVID DEPOY KAROL SUE DEVOE LINDA MARLENE DEVON 111 Seniors face making decisions Mary Nagy and Peggy Falvey try to decipher notes that they have written. MARK DE WULF GAIL ARLEEN DODGE KELLEE C. DORAN FRANCES KAY DOSSEY GRANT ALLAN DRIVER DIANNE DUDECK BIRGIT DZAAK NECTOR ECHEVARRIA CATHY SUE EDWARDS DEAN WILLIAM EPPERSON LYNN SUZETTE FAHLER MARGARET ALICE FALVEY 112 that will affect their future Top, Greg Mudwilder reading repair manual for the television he is working on in liis electronics class; center, Laurie Rice is writing a composition for one of her mini courses; left, Kurt Hesch is checking the tape deck that he has been working on in his electronics class. ■% 113 -iiii iLw, m F -mw- mm Last year goes quickly for most seniors Lynn Reed smiles brightly as she thinks about leaving high school for good. ARMENTHA LOUISE FARRIS DAVID MICHAEL FELTON ANITA KAY FERNANDEZ DAWN SUSAN FERRAN MICHAEL FERR Y JILL FLINT SUSAN M. FODROCZI DAVID ROBERT FORDYCE JAY WILLIAM FOSTER TODD RICHARD FOSTER RAYMOND DUANE FOWLER ROLAND WILLIAMS FOX 114 DEE ANN FREEL JEFFREY A. FRENCH STEVEN M. GANSER KATHY LYNN GARING RANDY K. GARTEE GLENN ANTHONY GENDRON MICHAEL ALAN GIRVIN JEFFREY THOMAS GONYOU CHRISTINE ANN GOOD PHILLIP GOODHEW KIM LOUISE GRAHAM LINDA LOU GRAHAM PATRICIA ANN GRAHAM THOMAS ALLEN GRANT MARK ARTHUR GRAUEL CAROLYN MARY GRAY ROBERT GRECCO KATHY ANN GREEN TIMOTHY J. GRIFFIN D. MORGAN GRIFFITH EDWARD GEORGE GRUNAWALT JANET ELAINE GRUNDTNER DAVID LLOYD HADLEY BRADLEY ADLEBERT HANSEN RON T. HARDIMAN WILLIAM DAVID HATFIELD CHRISTOPHER R. HAVLIK SUE MARIE HAWLEY 115 DEBBIE GAY HEDGES TERRY J. HENDERSON CAROLYN SUE HES KURT M. HESCH PHILIP EARL HESCH DAWN MARIE HESTAD RAYMOND D. HILL BRENT ANDREW HINTZ JACQUELYN MARY HINZ SONIA L. HOFFMAN MARGARET MARY HOGAN CHARLES EDWARD HOLMES MARTY PHILIP HORN KATHLEEN ANNE HORNER LUKE B. HOSINSKI SHERRY HUFFMAN LINDA ANN HRUTKAY JAMES D. HUMMELL RAYMOND HURD TONI JEAN HURD THOMAS DOMINIC ISTENES REBECCA ANN JACKSON SANDRA J. JACOBS PATTI KREMIN JAMES JOSEPH FRANK JANOWIAK REBECCA LYNN JASINSKI ANN E. JEANS DEBORAH COLLEEN JOHNSON 116 JEANNE LYNN JOHNSON JEFFREY R. JORDAN ROSEMARIE T. JOZWIAK JOSEPHINE MARIE KASSELMANN MINNIE PATRICIA ANNE KEARNEY KIMBERLY K. KELLETT JOHN C. KEPPLER VANESSA JUNE KERR JEFFRIES OREN KEULTJES ROBERT W. KEYS MARY THERESE KILIAN LINDA SUE KINGSAFER PENNY LU KINZIE PATRICK ALAN KIRK TOM A. KLAWITER WILLIAM BRUCE KLEM Jerry Macri grins while taking a test. 117 New scheduling allows KIM L. KOEPPEN LYNN MARIE KOLO PHYLLIS JEAN KOONTZ KARLA KAY KRIZMAN KIMBERLIE M. KUESPERT KRISTINE JANE KURITZ KATHLEEN MARIE KURTZ CAROL JEAN KUSZMAUL MARIE ISABEL LACERDA SUE ELLEN MARIE LADEWSKI JUDY ANN LANDICK KATHLEEN SUE LANG GERALD WILLIAM LAWTON SHARON LORRAINE LEAHY NANCY ANN LEKARCZYK MARK S. LEROY KENT L. LESLIE GORDON LIPSKY CINDY L. LITTLER MARGARET ANN LORDI KIM LOUISE LOS LINDA SUE LOWRANCE CATHERINE LOUISE LOWE CLIFFORD J. LUEBBEN 118 seniors to graduate in January DOREEN ANN LUKAS IAN MACDONELL KEITH B. MACDONELL JERRY N. MACRI ROBERT T. MADEY, JR. MARION MAHONEY JACK ANTHONY MAIKE SHEILA MAIKE KENNETH JOHN MAKIELSKI CHRISTINE M. MALICKI JAMES JOSEPH MAN ELL NICHOLAS L. MARK GEORGE ARTHUR MARTIN GLORIA MARIE MARTIN BARBARA JEAN MATHESON VICTORIA MAUEL DANIEL WILLIAM MCCANN JEFF MCDONALD MARGARET MCKIERNAN WENDY JOI MECKLER RANDY JOE MELSER d DENNIS MELTON RON E. MERK MARK THOMAS MEYER 119 DIANE MICHAEL JOHN MIDDLETON CHARLES C. MILLER KAREN LEE MILLER SHERRY LYNN MILLER CHARLES DAVID MIRANDA MARY ANN MITCHELL LARRY E. MITZMAN KAY ANNETTE MOHLER BRENDAN R. MOORE STEPHEN P. MORNINGSTAR RICKY DALE MORSE ALAN L. MOSER GREG E. MUD WILDER MICHAEL ANTHONY MUELLNER DEBRA MARIE MULDOON Dave Swiental ' s mind wanders off into space as class drones on. 120 MARYLOU MULDOON WILLIAM PATRICK MULLIGAN ANNE MARIE MULVIHILL MARY CHRISTINE NAGY PAUL ALAN NEAL KARL RICHARD NELSON JACOB RAYMOND NIEDBALSKI SUE MARIE NIEDBALSKI ANN LOUISE NYBERG SHEREE JO NYERGES CHERYL LYNN NYIKOS BRIAN EDWARD O ' NEIL RAEANN PAP AY LINDA SUE PARSONS LAURA LEA PENROD JAMES T. PIERCE THOMAS MARK PINTER NANCY LYNN POHL KATHRYN LOUISE POPOVIC THOMAS EDWARD POTTER ANN LOUISE POWELL PETE PRAWDZIK JAMES S. PROCTOR JEFF THOMAS PROTEAU JEANETTE ROSE PUCHALA DOREES RAJCHEL LYNN ALICE REED VICKIE M. REED 121 Seniors like semester courses DENICE MICHELLE REHLING WALTER H. REICHOLD JAMES LUTHER REINEBOLD JR. LESLIE ANN RELLE LAURIE LYN RICE WILLIAM JOSEPH RICHARDSON DALE PATRICK RIGGS JACQUELINE KAY RININGER RANDALL JAMES RUDASICS JAMES NAPIER RUDHMAN LYNNE ANN RYG MARCIA ANN SARCHIOTO DOUGLAS ELLIS SCANDLING JEAN THERESE SCHILMOELLER CINDY SCHMOKEL CYNTHIA ANN SCHRADER JACKIE ROBERTS DEBORAH ROBINSON KIMBER LEE RODEN TAMMY SUE ROHER RALEIGH JESS ROLSTON SUSAN MARIE ROMEU DELYSE ANN ROUSSEVE JULIUS RUDASICS 122 Individuality shown in class of 75 y Top left, Mickey Towner writes Biology notes; Center left, Gabriella Winkler poses for the camera; Above, Phil Goodhew also poses; Left, Anne Mul ' iMll. 123 ROBERT L. SCHROCK MICHAEL EDWARD SCHULTE DEBRA LYNN SCHUMAKER BRENDA JEAN SCHWIND MARK NELSON SCOTT JULIE SEYMOUR KEVIN J. SHANLEY DENNIS MILTON SHAUL ROBERT SHELLEY CAROL SHUMAKER DEBBIE L. SIMINSKI DENNIS LEE SINGLETON Debbie Muldoon and Wayne Griffee at the Christmas dance. Right, Karol DeVoe asks, Is it worth it? 124 Class flower is yellow rose ' - m Pat Kirk and Don Stephens as Santa and Rudolph. Kathy Brown smiles as she watches a hockey game. LAURA ANNE SINGLETON DAVID SMITH DIANE ELIZABETH SMITH GREGG SMITH MARY SORENSON DON STEPHENS KAY ANN STOLTENBERG WILLIAM ANTHONY STROM 125 ' ' If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears the beat of a different drummer. ' ' MARY SUSAN STUGLIK KATHY IRENE STUMP DOROTHY ELAINE SUTER DAVID FORTUM SWAN 126 Foreign exchange students enjoy Clay Birgit Dzaak and Isa Lacerda enjoy 50 ' s day like rest of school. DAVID ALLAN SWIENTAL JUNE M. SZABO EMERIC JOSEPH SZALAY KATHY ANN TARNER DONNA LYNN TAYLOR ELIZABETH ANN TAYLOR THOMAS TOUSLEY DAVID MICHAEL TOWNER JOSEPH TREASH GEMA TROYER JOHN TUCKER DEBRA SUE TURRELL 127 DENISE A. TYL PHILLIP TYL WILLIAM E. UPTON, JR. JEFFERY JAMES VANDYGRIFF KATHRYN ANN VANKEMPEN PAULA LORRAINE VASTA TERRENCE ROBERT VERMANDE CHRISTOPHER LEE VITALE JEAN L. VON BERGEN JOAN MARIE VON BERGEN MARY LYNN WACK SUSAN ELIZABETH WAGNER W J. June Szabo rushes by photographer in year- book. Jim Reinebold trying to be coo on 50 ' s day 128 Class color - midnight blue Dawn Ferran discusses her view in psychology class. Rita Wienholts waiting patiently at French Club Banquet. ELIZABETH MARY WALES CHRISTINE ANN WALSH JOHN MICHAEL WAMPLER CHRISTOPHER E. WATKINS DON KEVIN WEBB ELIZABETH ANNE WEBER MARK RICHARD WELTIN GUNDULA WENZEL 129 Ron Baer expresses his views in a senior mini course. Emeric Szalay using Clay ' s video tape machine. RITA JOHANNA WIENHOLTS PAMELIA JEANETTE WILDER CYNTHIA CAROL WILLIAMS GABRIELA DOMINIQUE WINKLER wwp. ii l i iiilii r i i 130 JOHN EUGENE WIZIECK DENIS CHARLES WOJCIK JAMES LOUIS WOOTEN FRANCIS JOSEPH WOSTMANN CHERYL ANN WOZNICKI MELANIE JEAN WOZNY ELAINE K. WRIGHT THOMAS A. YOUNG MARY MARGARET ZIMMER SUE ANN ZOLLER LINDA HOUSTON WENDY SAZ Jean Von Bergen stud ing Biolog - specimens. Chris Walsh modeling for the photographer. 131 : ii v. (C Liz Weber Chris Good Lynn Reed Roland Fox Jeff Keultjes Keith MacDonell Brian Coughlin BARRY BRUCE ADAMS BasketbaU, 1,2.3,4; Golf, 1,2,3,4; Captain, 3; Riley 1,2,3. ANNE MARIE ALLEMAN Co-op, 4; Attendance Worker, 4; Guidance worker. 3; Chorus. 1,2,3; Spirit Club, 1,2,3. KRISTY L.ALLEN Y-Teens. 3. SHERI ANN ALPERT Chorus 1 .2.3; Concert Choir. 3.4; French Club. 2. CHRIS MARIE ANDERSON Office Girl. 1; Spirit Club, 1,2,3; Junior Achievement, 2; Y- Teens, 2. B 132 MARTY LOUISE BADICS Attendance Worker, 3; French Club, 1,2; Future Teachers Club, 4. DIANNE LYNN BADOWSKI V.I.C.A., 4; Athletic Office Worker, 2; Junior Achievement, 1; Spirit Club, 1,2,3. KILTY JEAN BARLOW Chorus, 1,2,3,4; German Club, 3. JAMES P. BARNES Football, 1.2,3.4; Track, 3. JAMES KEVIN BARRETT Co-op. 4; V.I.C.A..4. GARY E. BARTH Hockey. 3.4; Art Club. 1 ; Latin Club. 3. ROBERT E. BAUER Prom Committee Head, 3; Football, 1,3,4; Latin Club, Officer, 3. JERRY DALE BAUGHMAN Colonial Staff. 4: Chorus. 4; Sports Manager. 2; A.F.S., 2,3.4; German Club. 1: Chess Club. 2. T. MICHAEL BECKER V.LC.A.. 4; Hi-Y. 3.4; Ushers Club. 4. JON EDWIN BEELER Golf. 1.2; Wrestling. 2; Lake Catholic. 3. ELIZABETH HENRIETTA BERTOLAN Attendance Worker. 2,3.4; Band. 1.2; Pep Band. 1; Ushers Club. 2, Officer, 3,4. LINDA MARIE BESEMER Band, I; Tennis, 4; Art Club, 1.3,4; Junior Achievement, 1; Human Relations, 1,2,3 KEITH EVERETT BILL MICHELLE MARIE BLANKENBAKER Student Council, 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee Head, 3; Chorus, 1,3,4; Cheerleader. 1.3.4; French Club 1.2.3.4; Officer, 3,4; Pom Pon, 2. NOREEN IDA BLESSING Chorus, 1 ; Art Club, 3, Officer, 3. SUSAN RAE BOGNAR Spirit Club, 1,2.3. LESLIE ANN BOGUE Band. 1.2.3,4; Pep Band, 1; Chorus. 1.2,3,4; Concert Choir, 3,4; Orchestra, 4; Art Club, 1; French Club, 4. RALPH EDWARD BOGUE Car Club, 1,2.3. TIMOTHY MICHAEL BONADIES Prom Server. 2; Chorus. 3.4; Baseball. 1; Football, 1,2; Wrestling. 1. MARY M. BOROWSKI Co-op. 4; National Honor Society, 3.4; Career Club, 2. SABRINA MAUREEN BORYSIAK Candy Stripers, 1,2,3; Spirit Club, 2.3. KATHLEEN IRENE BOTTORFF Softball. 4. Sports Manager. 2.3; German Club, 1; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. TONI BOTTORFF V.I.C.A., 4; Gym Assistant. 3.4; Car Club, 2; Matmaids, 3,4; Adams High School, 1. JERRY LYNN BOYER Orchestra, 1.2,3. BRAD E. BROOKS Baseball. 1.2.3. KATHLEEN J. BROWN Student Council. 3; Prom Committee Head, 3; Band, 1; Orchestra, 1; National Honor Society, 3,4; French Club, 1,2,3,4. REX A. BROWN, JR. SHARON K. BRUCE Co-op, 4; Botanical and Biological. 2; Spirit Club, 3; Y- Teens, 4; Washington High School, 1.2. ABRAMOVICH ERNA TERESA BRUGGEMANN Homecoming Court. 4; Gym Assistant, 2,3; Y.F.O., 4; Track, - k Glenn Gendron Phil Goodhew Grant Driver Mark DeWulf Terry Henderson Sandy Bice Douglas Depoy Ian MacDonell Rita Wienholts Anita Fernandez Josie Kasselmann Karol DeVoe Ray Hill Bob Madey 3, Captain, 1,2; Luclo de Hombus, San Antonio, Chile. DONNA SUE BUCK Orchestra. 1.2.3.4; Ushers Club. 1. RAYMOND EUGENE BUZALSKI Concert Choir. 3.4; Swing Choir. 3.4. RICHARD J. BUZAS Car Club. 1,2,3, Officer, 4. DONALD WAYNE CALL Baseball, 1.2,3; Basketball, 1,2; Sports Manager, 3. CAROL ANN CAMPANALE Student Council, 2,3,4; Prom Server. I; Attendance Worker. 3; Concert Choir. 4; Latin Club, 1.2,3; Spirit Club, 1,2; Pom Pons, 2.3.4; Glee Club. 3.4. JEFF CAMPBELL Hockey. 2.3,4; Latin Club. 3. RONALD B. CARL Art Club. 1.2. PATRICK CARROLL PHIL J. CARROLL Chorus. 1.3; Concert Choir. 3; Spanish Club. 1. JAMES PRESTON CASTEEN Golf. 2; Swimming. 2,3.4. Captain. 4; Track. 4; Sports Manager. 4; Future Teachers Club. 1.2. Officer. 3,4; Lettermen Club. 4; Speech and Debate. 4. CLAIRE THERESA CHABOT Prom Server. 2; Chorus. 3.4; Spirit Club. 1.2. Officer, 3; Pom Pon. 2.3. JOYCE ANN CHAMBERS Student Council. 2.3.4; Art Club. 4; Spirit Club. 1.2; Officer, 3; Pom Pon. 2.3.4; Track Aid. 2. STEVEN JAMES CHELMINIAK Student Council. 4; Football. 3.4; Wrestling. 2; St. Joseph. 1. RUSSELL WILLIAM CLARK Swimming. 1,2.3.4; Tennis. 4; Botanical and Biological, 4; Lettermen Club, 3; Flying Club, 2. RICHARD HUGH CLIFFORD Chorus, 4; Football, 1,2,3,4; Track, 1,2,3,4; Wrestling, 1.2,3.4; Lettermen Club. 3.4. JEFF GLENN CODY Hockev. 2.3,4; Gresham High School, 1. KAREN ELIZABETH COLEMAN Student Council. 4; Guidance Worker. 4; Chorus. 1.2; Candy Stripers. 1. Spirit Club, 1.2.3. MARTHA ANN COLEMAN Student Council, 2,3,4; A.F.S., 4; Candy Stripers, 2.3; Junior Achievement, 2; Spirit Club, 1,2,3. BRUCE M. COMER Wrestling, 1. KANDY L. COPELAND Library Worker. 1.2; Human Relations. 1.2; Spanish Club 1; Y-Teens. 1. Cabinet. 2. MARIE LOUISE CORNS Student Council. 2.3.4; Class Officer. 3; Prom Server, 1; Homecoming Court, 4; Orchestra, 1; Cheerleader, 3,4; Ger- man Club. 3; Latin Club. 4; Pom Pon. 2. GREGORY ALAN CORSON JACKIE LYNNE CORYN Attendance Worker. 4; Nurse Worker. 3; Junior Achievement. 4; Ushers Club. 4; Spirit Club. 3. BRIAN PATRICK COUGHLIN Minuteman Staff. 3.4; Chorus. 1.2.3.4; Officer. 4; Concert Choir. 3.4; Swing Choir. 3.4. ROBERT AUGUST CRACHY MARY CATHERINE CRAIG Prom Co-chairman. 3; Minuteman Staff. 1 ; Student Council. 1.2; National Honor Society. 3.4; German Club. 1.2; Latin Club. 3 Officer. 4: Speech and Debate. 1.2.3.4; Spirit Club, 1.2. CHRISTINE KAY CRUM SUSAN ANN CUTLER Art Club. 3. Officer. 4; Spanish Club. 1; Spirit Club, 2. JEANNETTE MARIE CYR VICA, 4; French Club, 1,3; Ushers Club, 2. D JOHN KEVIN DAVIS Band. 1,2.3.4; Pep Band. 2.3.4; Chorus. 4; Concert Choir. 4; Swing Choir. 4; National Honor Society. 3.4; Track. 3.4; Botanical and Biological. 1; German Club. 2.3; Speech and Debate. 1. CATHY SUE DECKLER Minuteman staff. 3.4: French Club. 1.2.3. VIRGINIA DIANE DEGRAFF Co-op. 4; Chorus. 1.2.3.4; Flying Club. 2. JOHN MARK DELANEY Baseball. 1 .2.3.4; Basketball. 1 ; Football. 2; Latin Club. 3. JUDY ANN DEL VECCHIO Student Council. 1.2.3; Guidance Worker. 1; Office Girl. 2; Swimming. 1; A.F.S.. 3; Candy Stripers. 2.3; John Hersey High School. Illinois. EUGENE ALLEN DEMAEGD DOUG DAVID DEPOY Car Club. 2 KAROL SUE DEVOE Class Officer, 2; Hoosier Girl ' s State, Alternate, 3; Prom Server, I; Prom Committee Head, .1; Chorus, 1,2,. ' !, 4; Concert Choir, 1; Swing Choir, 1, 2, .1,1; National Honor Society, 3,4; French Club, 2. Officer. 1,3,4; Spirit Club, 1,2. LINDA MARLENE DEVON Library Worker, 2; Spirit Club. 1,2,3. MARK DE WULF Chorus, 1.2.4; Car Club. 2.3. Officer. 4. GAIL ARLEEN DODGE Student Council. 1,2.3; Prom Server, 2; Prom Committee Head. 3; Swimming, 2,3; Sports Manager. 2,3,4; French Club, 4; Spirit Club. 1.2.3. KELLEE C. DORAN Colonial Staff. 3. GRANT ALLAN DRIVER Student Council. 4; Baseball 2; Wrestling. 1.3,4; Sports Manager. 3; Hi-Y. 3; Lettermen Club. 2. DIANNE DUDECK Prom Server. 2; Library Worker. 2; Chorus. 4; Spirit Club. 1; Pom Pon. 2. BIRGIT DZAAK German Club, 4. E NECTOR ECHEVARRIA Concert Choir. 4; Sports Manager. 1 ; Art Club. 3. CATHY SUE EDWARDS Guidance Worker. 3.4; A.F.S., 2.3.4; Future Teachers Club, 1; Junior Achievement, 2,3; Central High School, 1. LYNN SUZETTE FAHLER Guidance Worker. 1; Chorus. 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir, 3; Pom Pon, 3,4; National Honor Society, 3.4; Junior Achievement. 3.4; Spirit Club. 3; Y-Teens, 1,2. MARGARET ALICE FALVEY Student Council, 1; Volleyball. 1; French Club. 4; Spirit Club. 3; Auborn High School. New York. ARMENTHA LOUISE FARRIS Attendance Worker. 3,4; Chorus, 1; Junior Achievement, 2,3,4; Ushers Club. 2.3. OfTicer. 4. DAVID MICHAEL FELTON Band. 1.2.3.4; Pep Band. 1.2.3; Baseball. 3,4; Tennis. 1,2,3,4. ANITA KAY FERNANDEZ Co-op. 4; Spanish Club. 1; Y-Teens. 2.3. DAWN SUSAN FERRAN Class Officer. 1; Chorus. 1.2.3. Officer. 4; Concert Choir. 3,4; Swing Choir, 3,4; Orchestra. 1; French Club. 1,2; Junior Achievement, 1; Human Relations, Officer, 2; Speech and Debate, 4. MICHAEL FERRY Student Council. 1.2.3.4; Class Officer. 1; Hoosier ' s Boy State. Alternate; 3; Prom Committee Head. 3; Baseball. 1.2.3.4; Football. 4; Wrestling. 1.2,3. Captain. 4; Botanical and Biological. 4; Hi-Y, 3; Lettermen Club. 3. JILL FLINT Minuteman Staff, 4; Student Council, 3; Chorus. 1; A.F.S., 3; Art Club, 1,4; Spanish Club, 1; Spirit Club, 1,2.3. DAVID ROBERT FORDYCE Band. 1.2.3.4; Chorus, 1.2.3.4; Concert Choir. 2,3,4; Swing Choir 1,2,3.4. JAY WILLIAM FOSTER Cross Country. 3,4; Track, 3,4; French Club, 3,4. TODD RICHARD FOSTER Car Club. 2.3.4. RAYMOND DUANE FOWLER Gym Asst., 3; Baseball. 1.2,3; Football. 1,2,3,4; Wrestling, 1,2, Captain, 3,4; Lettermen Club, 2.4. ROLAND WILLIAMS FOX Colonial Staff. 4; Spanish Club. 4. DEE ANN FREEL Spirit Club. 1.2.3. JEFFREY A. FRENCH Band. 1.2.3; Pep Band. 1.2; Orchestra. 3. Steve Mark Ganser Meyer Carol Chris Campanale Walsh John K. Ron Davis Baer Bruce Cheryl Klem Woznicki Jerry Ed Boyer Grunawalt Noreen Marie Blessing Corns Luke John Hosinski Keppler G STEVE M. GANSER Co-op. 4; V.LC.A..4. KATHY LYNN GARING Guidance Worker, 3; Chorus, 1 ; Career Club, 3. RANDY K. GARTEE GLENN ANTHONY GENDRON Library Worker, 4; Swimming. 3.4; French Club, 2.3; Ross High School, El Paso. Texas. !. MICHAEL ALAN GIRVIN Botanical and Biological. 3.4. JEFFREY THOMAS GONYOU WrcBlling, 4. CHRISTINE ANN GOOD .National Honor Swc-iety, 3,4; A,P.S., 2; Latio Club, Z.t. PHIL GOODHEW Art f- ' lub. 2,3; Carman Club. 1. KIM LOUISE GRAHAM .National Honor Society. . ' 4.1; Spanisb Club, I; Spirit Qub. 2,3. LINDA LOU GRAHAM Co-op. 4; y-Te«;nb. 2, Cabinet, 3. PATRICIA ANN GRAHAM Guidance Worker, i; Gym A st.. 1; Choru , 1,2,4; Concert Choir. 4: Spirit Club. 2; Y-Te -n . 1. THOMAS ALLEN GRANT Art Club. 1; Utin Club. 1.2. CAROLYN M. GRAY Minuteman Staff, 3; Editor, 4; Student Council, 2,. ' J, ; Prom Server. 2; Prom Committee Head, 3; Homecoming Court, 2; French Club. 1,2.3.4; Spirit Club. 1.2. KATHY ANN GREEN Co-op. 4; Junior Achievement. 3,4; Spirit Club. I- TIMOTHY GRIFFIN Hockey. 1; Latin Club. 3. Officer, 4. D. MORGAN GRIFFITH Student Council. 4; Swimming. 2,3.4; German Club, 1,2,3,4. EDWARD GEORGE GRUNUWALT H DAVID LLOYD HADLEY Gym Asst. 3,4; Football, 1,2.3; Wrestling. 1.2.3.4; G«rman Club. 4; Weightlifting. 3. BRADLEY ADLEBERT HANSEN Football, 1; Track. 1.2.4; Latin Club. 4; Officer. 3; Speech and Debate. 2. Officer. 3.4. RON T. HARDIMAN Prom Server. 2; Gym Asst. 3; Concert Choir. 4; Football, 1.2,3; Hi-Y, 3. WILLIAM DAVID HATFIELD Chorus, 4; Concert Choir. 4. SUE MARIE HAWLEY Colonial Staff, 3.4; Student Council, 3,4; Latin Oub, 4; Spirit Club. 3; Jackson High SchooL 1,2. DEBBIE GAY HEDGES Future Teachers Club. Officer. 3.4; Junior Achievement. 1,2; Y-Teens. 2; Deer, Arkansas. 3. TERRY J. HENDERSON Prom Committee Head, 3; Latin Club. 3,4; Spanish Club. I; Speech and Debate, 3.4. CAROLYN SUE HES Y-Teens. 2.3. KURT M. HESCH Football. 1. PHILIP EARL HESCH Chorus, 1,2,3.4; Concert Choir, 4; National Honor Society, 4; Latin Club. 4. DAWN MARIE HESTAD Co-op, 4; Band. 1.2; National Honor Society. 3,4; Y ' -Teens. Officer. 3. BRENT ANDREW HINTZ National Honor Society. 3,4; French Club. 1.2.3,4. JACQUELYN MARY HINZ Student Council. 2,4; Homeco ming Court. 3; Minuteman Staff, 3. MARGARET MARY HOGAN Nurse Worker. 3.4; Chorus. 1,4; Concert Choir, 4; Spirit Club, 1. MARTY PHILIP HORN KATHLEEN ANNE HORNIER Chorus. 1.2.3.4; Future Teachers Club. 4. LINDA MARIE HOUSTON Chorus. 1.2.3; . t Club. 2; Spirit Club. 2. LINDA ANN HRUTKAY Art Club. 2.4. Officer. 3. TONI JEAN HLTRD Chorus. 1.2. THOMAS DOMLNIC ISTENES Co-op, 4; V.I,C.A..4. REBECCA ANN JACKSON .Art Club. 4; Human Relations. 2. Officer. 3: Spanish Qub, 1. SANDRA J. JACOBS Co-op, 4; Spirit Club. 2,3,4. PATTI KREMIN JAMES : :. ' --.- Margaret McKieman Bob Baaer Kathy Green Tim Toni Hord Elizabeth Bertolan Jean Vonbergen 133 Joan Vonbergen Cindy Schmokel Charles Holmes III -John Wampler Linda Hrutkay Tom Tousley Susan Wagner V.I.C.A.. 4: Attendance Worker. 3; A.F.S.,3. JOSEPH FRANK JANOWIAK Baseball, 1: Latin Club. 3.4. REBECCA LYNN JASINSKI Chorus, 4. ANN E. JEANS Orchestra. 1.2.3.4: German Club. 1,2.3. DEBORAH COLLEEN JOHNSON German Club, 3. JEANNE LYNN JOHNSON Junior Achievement, 3,4; Co-op, 4. JEFFREY R. JORDAN Latin Club. 4; Forest View. 1. ROSEMARIE T. JOZWIAK French Club, 1.2,3,4; Ushers Club, 2. K 134 JOSEPHINE MARIE KASSELMANN Y-Teens, 4; Southfield. Lathrop, 1.2. MINNIE PATRICIA ANNE KEARNEY Nurse worker. 4; Chorus. 4; Y-Teens. 2.3. Officer. 4; St. Joe, 1. KIMBERLY K. KELLETT JOHN C. KEPPLER Mishawaka High School, 1,2. JEFFRIES OREN KEULTJES Prom Server. 2: Baseball. 1; BasketbaU, 1,2,3; Football, 1,2,3,4. ROBERT W. KEYS Student Council, 1,2,3; Track, 3,4; Wrestling, 1.2; Lettermen Club. 3: Soccer. 1.2.3; Aberdeen Sr. High 1.2.3. MARY THERESE KILIAN Prom Server, 2; Prom Committee Head, 3; Spanish Club, !; Spirit Club, 1,2,3; Pom Pon. 2,3.4. LINDA SUE KINGSAFER Omce Girl. 1; Chorus. 1.2.3.4; Y-Teens. 2. PATRICK ALAN KIRK Chorus, 1.2.3.4; Concert Choir, 2,3,4; Swing Choir. 2,3,4; National Honor Society, 3.4; A.F.S.. 1; Botanical and Biological, i: German Club, 1,2,3; Speech and Debate, 1. TOM A. KLAWITER Baseball. 3.4; Hockey. 4; Tennis. 4; Lettermen Club. 4. WILLIAM BRUCE KLEM Co-op. 4; Cross Country. 2; Track, 2; Art Club, 3. KIM L. KOEPPEN Minuteman Staff, 1,3; French Club, 3. LYNN MARIE KOLO Student Council, 1; Chorus, 1,2; French Club. 2,3; Junior Achievement, 1; Spirit Club, 1. PHYLLIS JEAN KOONTZ Gym Asst., 3,4; Chorus, 1; Softball, 1,2,3. Officer, 4; Volleyball, 2,3; Captain, 4; Lettermen Club, 4. KARLA KAY KRIZMAN Minuteman Staff, 3,4; Prom Committee Head, 3; Latin Club, 4; Spanish Club, 1; Spirit Club, 2,3. KIMBERLIE M. KUESPERT Co-op, 4; Office Girl, 3; Chorus, 1; A.F.S.. 3.4. KRISTINE JANE KURITZ Botanical and Biological, 4. KATHLEEN MARIE KURTZ Chorus, 3,4; National Honor Society, 3,4; French Club, 1.4; Spirit Club, 2; Y-Teens, 3,4. CAROL JEAN KUSZMAUL Chorus. 1.2.3.4; Concert Choir. 3.4; National Honor Society. 3.4; A.F.S., 1,2; Future Teachers Club, 1; German Club, 1. MARIA ISABEL LACERDA Homecoming Court 4; A.F.S., 4; Liceu Normal de Salvador Correia. SUE ELLEN MARIE LADEWSKI A.F.S.. 1; Candy Stripers. 1; Junior Achievement. 1; Spanish Club. 1; Spirit Club. 2.3. JUDY ANN LANDICK Chorus. 1,2.3.4; A. F.S.. 1.2. KATHLEEN SUE LANG Chorus. 1.3.4; A.F.S., 3; Art Club, 4; Flying Club, 2. GERALD WILLIAM LAWTON Latin Club. 3,4. SHARON LORRAINE LEAHY Guidance Worker, 2; Latin Club, 3; Spanish Club, 1; Spirit Club, 1; Flying Club, 2. NANCY ANN LEKARCZYK Student Council, 3; French Club, 1; Spirit Club, 2.3,4. MARK S. LEROY National Honor Society, 3,4. Jim Steve Casteen Chelminiak Sharon Linda Bruce DeVon George Mary Martin Stuglik Carol Benjamin Kuszmaul Bowman. Jr Jeff Carol Vandygriff Hes Gail Walter Dodge Reichold Kathleen Gary Kurtz Earth KENT L. LESLIE Band. 1,2; Officer, 3,4; Pep Band, 1,2,3,4; Stage Band, 3,4; National Honor Society, 3,4; Wrestling, 1; Archaeology Club, 1; Botanical and Biological, 1,2; German Club, 3. Of- ficer, 4; Speech and Debate, 3,4. CINDY L. LITTLER MARGARET ANNE LORDI Orchestra, 1; National Honor Society, 3,4; Latin Club, 3,4; Spanish Club, 1. KIM LOUISE LOS Attendance Worker. 1,2.3,4. LINDA SUE LOWRANCE Attendance Worker, 4; Spanish Club. 1,2. CATHERINE LOUISE LOWE Chorus, 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir, 3,4; Orchestra, 3; Tennis, 3; Volleyball, 4; Spanish Club, 1; Spirit Club, 2. CLIFFORD J. LUEBBEN Cross Country, 1,2,4; Captain, 3; Swimming, 2,3; Track, 1,2,3; German Club, 4; Lettermen Club, 2,3. DOREEN ANN LUKAS Prom Committee Head, 3; Pom Pon, 4; National Honor Society, 3.4; Spanish Club, 1,2; Spirit Club, 1,2,3. M KEITH B. MACDONELL Prom Committee Head. 3; Hockey. 2, Captain, 3,4; Tennis, 2,3,4; National Honor Society, 3,4; French Club, 2; Latin Club. 3.4. JERRY N. MACRI Student Council. 4; Gym Asst.. 3; Basketball. 1,2.3,4. ROBERT T. MADEY, JR. student Council 3; Prom Committee Head. 3; Band, 1,2,3,4; Pep Band. 1.2; Drum Major. 2,3,4; Swimming, 1,2,3, Cap- tain, 4; Latin Club, 2,3; Lettermen Club, 4. MARION MAHONEY Botanical and Biological. 3,4; Matmaids, 3; Spirit Club, 1,2. JACK ANTHONY MAIKE Car Club. 1.2.3. KENNETH JOHN MAKIELSKI Football. 1.2. CHRISTINE M. MALICKI Spirit Club. 2.3. NICHOLAS L. MARK Basketball. 1; Hi-Y. 2.3; Riley High School. 1. GEORGE ARTHUR MARTIN Chorus. 4; Football. 1.2.3.4; Wrestling. 1.2.3,4; Junior Achievement, 2,3,4. GLORIA MARIE MARTIN Band, 1,2; Officer, 3,4; Pep Band, 1,2,3,4; Chorus, 3,4; Spirit Club, 2. BARBARA JEAN MATHESON Bookstore Worker, 1; Library Worker, 1,2,3; Chorus, 1,2; Volleyball, 2; Candy Stripers, 1,2; Holy Child High School, 1,2,3. VICTORIA MAUEL Colonial Staff, 2,3; Editor, 4; Class Officer, 4; Prom Co- Chairman, 3; Swimming, 2,3; Captain, 4; French Club, 1,2,3,4; Officer, 2. DANIEL WILLIAM McCANN V.I.C.A., 4. MARGARET MCKIERNAN Colonial Staff. 4; Student Council. 1.2.3.4; Class Officer, 1,2; Hoosier Girl ' s State, 3; Prom Server, 2; Prom Committee Head, 3; Homecoming Court, 4; National Honor Society, 3,4; Cheerleader, 1,2,3,4; French Club, 1,2,3,4; Spirit Club, 1. WENDY JOI MECKLER Library Worker, 1,2; Majorette, 1,2; Chorus, 1,2; Montgomery Blair High School, 1,2,3. DENNIS MELTON Swimming. 1; Track. 2,3,4; Junior Achievement, 1. RANDY JOE MELSER V.I.C.A..4. RON E. MERK Art Club Officer. 2.4. MARK THOMAS MEYER Student Council. 1.2; Prom Co-chairman, 3; BasketbaU, 1,2,3,4; Track, 1,2.3,4; Latin Club, 1,2,3,4; Officer, 2,4. DIANA MICHAEL Y-Teens. 1. JOHN MIDDLETON Class Officer. 4; Swimming. 1; Track, 1,2,3,4; Officer, 4; A.F.S.. 4; Dale College. 1.2.3.4. CHARLES C. MILLER Art Club, I; Botanical and Biological Club, 1. KAREN LEE MILLER Co-op, 4; Chorus, 1. CHARLES DAVID MIRANDA Concert Choir, 3,4; Archaeology Club, Chorus, 1,2,3,4; Orchestra. 1,4; Biological, I. MARY MITCHELL Benet Academy. Lisle, Hlinois 1,2. LARRY E. MITZMAN Swing Choir. 3; 1; Botanical and Niles High School. 1,2. KAY ANNETTE MOHLER Guidance Worker. .1.4; Band. 1,2.3; Chorus. 1; Swimming, 1.2. .1.4; National Honor Society. . ' 1.4; Spirit Club. 1.2,.t. BRENDAN R. MOORE Co-op.4; V.I.C.A..4. STEPHEN P. MORNINGSTAR Basketball. 1.2; Cross Country 1.2..1.4; Track. 1.2.. ' ). RICKY DALE MORSE Band. 1.2..1.4; Pep Band. 1.2.3.4; Stage Band. 1.2.3.4; Chorus. 1; Football. 3; Sports Manager, 3; Latin Club, 3,4. ALAN L. MOSER Baseball. 1.2: Spanish Club. 1.2. GREG E. MUDWILDER Cvm Asst.. 4; Football. 1.2.3.4. MICHAEL ANTHONY MUELLNER DEBRA MARIE MULDOON Office Girl. 1.2; Chorus. 1.2,3.4; Concert Choir, 4; Hi-Y. 3; Spirit Club. 1,2. MARYLOU MULDOON Chorus. 1.3.4; Concert Choir. 4; Future Teachers Club, 1; Spanish Club. 1; Y-Teens. 2; Cabinet. 3. WILLIAM PATRICK MULLIGAN Prom Committee Head. 3; Hockey Captain, 3.4. ANNE MARIE MULVIHILL Colonial Staff Writer. 4; Student Council. 2,3,4; Prom Committee Head, 3; Chorus, 1,3.4; National Honor Society. 3,4; Cheerleader. 3; Spirit Club. 1.2.3; Colonialetts. 2. ROSE JEANETTE PUCHALA Botanical and BioloKi cal. 2; GemLan Club, 1; Human ReUtionH, Z. N MARY CHRISTINE NAGY Student Council. 3; Prom Committee Head. 3; Chorus. 1,2,4; German Club. 2; Pom Pons. 2.3.4; Officer, 3,4. PAUL ALAN NEAL KARL RICHARD NELSON Hockey. 2. JACOB RAYMOND NIEDBALSKI Prom Server. 2; Football. 1.2.3.4; Captain. 4; Track. 3.4. SUE MARIE NIEDBALSKI Attendance Worker, 3; Chorus. 1: Future Teachers Club. 4; Spirit Club. 3; Y-Teens. 2. ANN LOUISE NYBERG Student Council. 2.3.4; Class Officer. 2; Prom Server, 2; Prom Committee Head. 3; Homecoming Court. 4; Queen, 4 Swimming .Manager. 4; Colonialettes. 2.3,4; Track Aide, 2: French Club. 1.2,3,4; Future Teachers Club, 1; Spirit Club, 3. SHEREE JO NYERGES National Honor Society. 3; Spirit Club, 2; Y-Teens. 3. CHERYL LYNN NYIKOS Co-op. 4; Chorus. 3; Spirit Club. 2; Y-Teens. 3. Cabinet, 4. o BRIAN EDWARD O ' NEIL V.I.C.A..4. RAEANN PAP AY Gym Asst.. 3,4; Art Club, 2; Matmaids. 3; Adams High School. 1. LINDA SUE PARSONS Chorus, 1.2.3,4; Concert Choir. 3,4; Spirit Club, 1,2; Pom Pon, 2. LAURA LEA PENROD Co-op, 4; V.I.C.A., 4; Band. 1.2; Stage Band. 1,2. JAMES T. PIERCE Student Council, 4; Prom Committee Head. 3; Baseball. 1; Basketball. 1,2; Hi-Y. 1; Spirit Club, 4. THOMAS MARK PINTER Latin Club, 1,2.3.4. NANCY LYNN POHL Library Worker, 3; Chorus. 4; Latin Club. 3; Y-Teens. 4; Elyria Catholic High School. 2; Putnam City H.S., Oklahoma KATHRYN LOUISE POPOVIC V.LC.A.. 4; A.F.S.. 3,4; Spirit Club. 1.2. THOMAS EDWARD POTTER Student Council, 2; Class Officer, 3,4; Prom Server, 2; Hockey. 1.2.3.4; Cadet Teaching. 4. ANN LOUISE POWELL Co-op, 4; Chorus. 1.2.3,4; Y-Teens. 2. Medina High School. 1.2. JAMES S. PROCTOR Football. 1 ; Golf. 2.3; Wrestling. 4; Botanical and Biological. 4; German Club. 3.4. JEFF THOMAS PROTEAU Prom Server, 2; Hockey, 1; Swimming, 1,2.3.4; Captain, 3,4; Art Club, 3; Officer, 3; Lettermen Club, 2. Phyllis Deborah Koontz Robinson Jerry Jeff Maori Protean Patty Cathy Graham Deckler Susan John Bognar Tucker Mike Roy Ferry Hurd Kim Christ! Kuespert Allen Paula Diane Vasta Dudeck R LYNN ALICE REED Student Ojuncil. 1; Athletic ' HTuxr Worker, t; Trick, 2,3,4; SportB .Manager. 3.4; Art Club, . ' i; French Club, 1,2; Spirit Club 1. VICKIE M. REED Minutemen Staff. 3; Co-op, 4; Office Girl, l,- 5,4; National Honor Society, 3,4; A.F.8., 2,3,4. DENICE MICHELLE REHLING Chorus, 1,2,3.4; f jnc«rt Choir. 3.4; Latin Club. 1.2; Ltber, Club. 2.3.4. WALTER H. REICHOLD Band. 1,2.3.4; Officer. I; Stage Band. 3.4; Fwjtball. I; Golf. 4; Latin Club. 3.4. JAMES LUTHER REINBOLD JR. HoOBier Boy ' s State. 3; Baseball, 1,2,3.4; Football. 1.3,4; German Club. 1,2; Lettermen Club. 3.4. LESLIE ANN RELLE Colonial Staff. 3.4; Editor. 4; A.F.S.. 2.3; OfTjcer. 3; .Junior Achievement. 2: Spackenkill High School, I. LAURIE LYN RICE Student Council. 1.4; Prom Committee Head. 3; ChoruB. I; Swimming. 2.3; Tennis, 4; German Club, 1,2,3; Spirit Qub, 1.2. WILLIAM JOSEPH RICHARDSON Student Coimcil. 4; Prom Committee Head. 3; Baseball, I; Football, 1.2,3,4; Lettermen Club. 4; Spanish Qub, 1; Spirit Club. 4. DALE PATRICK RIGGS Car Club. 1.2,3.4. JACQUELINE KAY RININGER Co-op. 4; Athletic Officer Worker. 3; National Honor Society. 3.4; Y-Teens. 3. Officer, 4. JACKIE ROBERTS Chorus. 1.2,4; Swimming. 1.2.3.4; Pom Pon. 2; Softball, 1,2.3.4. DEBORAH ROBINSON Band. 1.2.3.4; Pep Band. 1.2.3.4; Chorus. 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir, 3,4; Orchestra. 3.4; Concert Choir. 3.4; National Honor Society. 3.4; LaCrosse High School. 1,2. KIMBER LEE RODEN Class Officer. 1.3; Prom Server. 2; Prom Committee Head. 3; Chorus, 1,3; Botanical and Biological, 4; Matmaids, 3.4; Spanish Club. 1.2; Spirit Club. 1.2.3. TAMMY SUE ROHER Co-op. 4; Guidance Worker. 3; Y-Teens, 3.4. RALEIGH JESS ROLSTON Colonial Staff. 2; Baseball. 1.2.3,4; Cross Country. 2,3 Captain 4; Football, 1; National Honor Society, 3.4; Track. 1.2; Lettermen Club. 2; Spanish Club. 1.2; Platterille. 1.2. SUSAN MARIE ROMEU Co-op. 4; St. Joe High School. St. Joe. .Michigan. 2. DELYSE ANN ROUSSEVE Prom Committee Head. 3; Cheerleader. 1.2.3: Spanish Oab. 1; Spirit Club. 2.3. RANDALL JAMES RUDASICS Student Council. 1.4: Weightllfting. 4: Track. 3.4; German Club. 3. JAMES NAPIER RUDHMAN Basketball, 1,2.3; Football. 1. LYNNE ANN RYG Prom Committee Head. 3; Guidance Worker. 4; Art Qub. 4. Tennis. 4; Spi rit Club. I; s MARCIA ANN SARCHIOTO Art Club. 4; .Adams High School. 1. DOUGLAS ELLIS SCANDLING German Club, 3.4. JEAN THERESE SCHILMOELLER Colonial Staff, 2.3.4; Editor. 3.4; Student CouncU. 2.3.4: Officer. 3,4; Class Officer. 1; Prom Server. 2; Prom Com- mittee Head. 3; Band. 1; Chorus. 1; French Club. 1,2.3,4. CINDY SCHMOKEL Minuteman Staff. 3,4: Student Council. 4; Class Officer. 4: Prom Server. 2; Prom Committee Head. 3; Spanish Club. 1: Spirit Club. 1,2,3.4; Officer. 3.4: Cadet Teacher. 4; Y.A.R.C.. 4; Bat Girl. 2. MIKE EDWARD SCHULTE Gym .Asst., 3: Wrestling. 4; Sports Manager. 2.3; Art Club. 4: North View 1. DEBRA LYNN SCHUMAKER Prom Committee Head. 3; Band. 1.2.3.4; OfHcer. 2,3,4: Drum Major, 3.4; Chorus. 1.4; Orchestra. 1,2.3.4; National Honor Society. 3.4; German Oub. 1.2. BRENDA JEAN SCHWIND Librar - Worker. 3. MARK NELSON SCOTT Kim Graiiain Patrick Holloway Melanie Wozny I avid Hadley Sue Fodroczi Martin P. Horn Dorothy Suter 135 Co-op, 4; V.I.C.A., 4; WrestUng, 1; A.F.S., 3,4, Officer, 4; Latin Club, 2; Lisle, Illinois, 1. KEVINJ. SHANLEY Swimming. 2.3; German Club, 1; Latin Club. 4, Officer. 3. DENNIS MILTON SHAUL Art Club, 3. DEBBIE L, SIMINSKI National Honor Society, 3,4; Botanical and Biological, 4; Y- Teens. 2. LAURA ANNE SINGLETON Spirit Club. 3; Ushers Club. 2; Y-Teens. 3.4. DIANE ELIZABETH SMITH Student Council. 2; Tennis. 4; Art Club. 3.4; Candy Stripers, 1.2.3; Spirit Club. 1,2. GREGG SMITH Minuteman Staff, 3,4; Football. 1,2; Sports Manager, 2; Botanical and Biological, 4; Car Club, 2. MARY SORENSON Colonial Staff. 4; Student Council. 3.4; Chorus. 1; Steering Committee, 1; Candy Stripers, 3,4; Chorus, 1; French Club, 2, Future Teachers Club, 1; Spirit Club, 2,3. KAY ANN STOLTENBERG Co-op, 4; Athletic Officer Worker, 3; Attendance Worker, 2; Track Aide, 2,3; Candy Stripers, 2,3; Spirit Club, 1.3; Y- Teens. 2. WILLIAM ANTHONY STROM Baseball. 3.4; Football. 4. MARY SUSAN STUGLIK Prom Committee Head. 3; Botanical and Biological, 4; Candy Stripers, 1,2; Spirit Club, 1,2,3. KATHY IRENE STUMP Latin Club, 3. DOROTHY ELAINE SUTER Swimming, 1,2; National Honor Society, 3,4; German Club, 2; Latin Club, 3; Speech and Debate, 4. DAVID ALLAN SWIENTAL Colonial Staff. 1.2.3.4; Editor. 4; Student Council. 4; Band, 1.2,3.4; Officer 3.4; Chorus. 4; Concert Choir, 4; Swing Choir, 4; National Honor Society, 4; Botanical and Biological, 1; German Club, Officer, 4; Latin Club, 2,3,4; Speech and Debate, 2,3,4. JUNE M. SZABO Minuteman Staff, 4; Student Council, 1,2,4; Prom Committee Head, 3; Chorus. 1.3.4; Concert Choir. 4; National Honor Society. 3.4; French Club, 1; Spirit Club, 2.3. EMERIC JOSEPH SZALAY Colonial Staff. 4; Track. 2; Sports Manager, 3; German Club, 1; Ushers Club, 1,2,4; Officer, 3. KATHY ANN TARNER Attendance Worker, 3,4; Library Worker, 1,2; Office Girl, 2,3; Chorus, 1,2,3; Steering Committee, 3; Warsaw, 1,2,3. DONNA LYNN TAYLOR Student Council, 3.4; Class Officer. 4; A.F.S., 4; Candy Stripers. 1.2.3; French Club. 1. ELIZABETH ANN TAYLOR V.I.C.A.. 4; Junior Achievement. 1; Spanish Club, 1; Spirit Club, 2,3. THOMAS TOUSLEY Basketball, 1; Football, 1; Hi-Y, 3,4; Human Relations, 2; Spanish Club, 3,4. DAVID MICHAEL TOWNER Minuteman Staff. 4: Baseball. 3.4; Football. 1.2,3,4 Track, 2. GEMA TROYER V.I.C.A.. 4; Spanish Club. 1; Y-Teens, 1,2,3. JOHN TUCKER Student Council. 4; Chorus, 3,4; Concert Choir, 4; Baseball 1; Hi-Y, 2,3. DEBRA SUE TURRELL Chorus, 3,4; A.F.S.. 2.3. DENISE A. TYL Band. 1.2.3; Swimming. 1,2,3; Spirit Club, 2,3. PHIL TYL Cross Country, 2,3,4; Track, 2,3,4; Wrestling, 2,3,4; Spanish Club, 1. u BILL UPTON Co-op, 4; V.LC.A., 4; Swimming, 1; Thorthon Fractional South, 1. V Linda Besemer Sabrina Borysiak Jim Hummel Dawn Hestad Sue Hawley Ron Carl Mary Lynn Wack David M. Smith Michele Andreae Christine Boomhower Tom Young Chris Watkins Baseball, 1,2; French Club, 1,2. KATHRYN ANN VANKEMPEN Attendance Worker, 3; A.F.S., 1,2,3,4; Spirit Club, 1,2,3. PAULA LORRAINE VASTA French Club. 1. TERRENCE ROBERT VERMANDE Student Council. 3; Cross Country, 3; Football, 1; Track, 2,3; Car Club, 3. JEAN L. VON BERGEN Student Council, 1; Band, 1,2,3,4; Pep Band, 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society, 3,4; German Club, 3,4; Speech and Debate, Officer 1,2,3,4; Chess Club, 2. JOAN MARIE VON BERGEN Band, 1,2.3.4; Pep Band, 1.2,3,4; Chorus, 1; National Honor Society, 4; Junior Achievement, 2; Matmaids, 3, Officer, 3; Y-Teens, 3, Cabinet, 4; Track Aide, 3. w MARY LYNN WACK Candy Stripers. 1.2; French Club. 1,2,3,4. SUSAN ELIZABETH WAGNER Colonial Staff. 3; Cheerleader. 1; French Club. 1.2.3.4; Junior Achievement. 3; Chamblee High. Atlanta, Georgia, 1. ELIZABETH MARY WALES Minuteman Staff. 3.4; Student Council, 12,3,4; Class Officer, 2; Prom Server, 2; Prom Committee Head, 3; Homecoming Court. 1; Orchestra. 1; Latin Club 1,2,3,4. CHRISTINE ANN WALSH Band, 1; A.F.S., 4; Future Teachers Club. 3; German Club, 4; Spirit Club, 1,2. JOHN MICHAEL WAMPLER Chorus, 1; Orchestra, 1,3,4; Swimming, 3,4; Track, 2. CHRISTOPHER E. WATKINS Band. 1.2,3, Officer. 4; Botanical and Biological, 2; Spanish Club. 3.4; Speech and Debate, 1,2,3, Officer, 4. DON KEVIN WEBB Chess Club. 2; German Club. 4; Adams High School, 1. ELIZABETH ANNE WEBER Colonial Staff. 1.2.3. Editor, 4; Prom Committee Head 3; Human Relations, 3, Officer, 2; Spanish Club, 1,4. RITA JOHANNA WIENHOLTS Candy Stripers. 1,2; National Honor Society, 3,4; French Club, 1,2,3,4. PAMELIA JEANETTE WILDER Co-op, 4; Y-Teens, 1,2,4. CYNTHIA CAROL WILLIAMS Co-op, 4. GABRIELA DOMINIQUE WINKLER Chorus, 1,4; Swing Choir, 4; Orchestra, 1,2; A.F.S., 3; German Club. 1,2; Spanish Club, 1. JOHN EUGENE WIZIECK Gym Asst., 4; Track, 3,4; Lettermen Club, 4; St. Joe. 1.2. DENIS CHARLES WO JCIK Prom Server. 2; Baseball. 1.2; Football. 1,2,3,4; Lettermen Club, 3.4. JAMES LOUIS WOOTEN Basketball. 2; Art Club. 4; Spanish Club. 1. CHERYL ANN WOZNICKI Chorus. 1,2.3.4; Concert Choir. 3.4; Swing Choir, 2,3,4; Orchestra, 1,2; National Honor Society, 3,4; Spanish Club, 1; Spirit Club, 1,2; Pom Pon, 2,3,4. MELANIE JEAN WOZNY Attendance Worker, 3; Library Worker, 1; Candy Stripers. 2; Junior Achievement, 2; Spi rit Club, 1.2. ELAINE K. WRIGHT. Minuteman Staff. 3; V.I.C.A.. 4; Concert Choir. 3.4; Chorus, 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 3,4; A.F.S. 1,2,3,4; Human Relations, 1; Spirit Club, 1. JEFFERY JAMES VANDYGRIFF THOMAS A. YOUNG Track. 1,2; Art Club, 1,2; Car Club, 3. MARY MARGARET ZIMMER Library Worker. 4; Office Girl. 2; Spirit Club. 3; Ushers Club. 4; Y-Teens. 2; Riley High School. 1.2. SUE ANN ZOLLER Student Council 1.2.3.4; Class Officer. 3; Prom Server. 1; Attendance Worker, 4; Spanish Club, 1,2; Spirit Club, 1,2,3,4. 136 Juniors elect all Jesse Allen Chuck Ameling Cheryl Anderson Tom Andreae Ann Andrysiak Richard Andrysiak Dave Ansbaugh Mary Arelt Ed Aretz Cary Augustine Sue Austin Karen Babos Judy Baker Kirk Barbieri Jean Barth Dale Barts Pete Battista Steve Beamer Dan Beauprez Barry Becker Cathy Beitler John Benjamin Kim Bergl Diane Bessinger Jeff Beyer Jill Birkey Bernard Black Terri Blazi Paul Brunner Brian Buckles Steve Budd Debbie Burt Tim Potter, seated, and Denny lorio show friendly rivarly during class. girl officers Nancy Buzalski Debbie Bybee Jim Bytner Chris Campanale Cheryle Caron Tom Carrico Teresa Cecil Stephanie Chmiel Theresa Cionek Phil Clark Brian Clear Jim Clem Marvilynne Cody Leslie Coleman Mike Collier Dave Conard Debbie Conrad Nancy Conroy Joe Cook Tom Cook Dennis Cooper Clark Curtis John Daly Betty Damp Gary Damp Dave Darrow Jo Ellen Davis Kathy Davis Mike Davis Linda Deckler Peggy DeGraff Marlene Deraeve Ed Derse Denise Despres Dale DeVon Jean Dickens Mike Dobson Grant Dodge Tami Doran Candi Dorsch Ann Driver Joel DuBois Mark Dudeck Deanna Eaton I : -. ' iji ;•:•- « 1 4 139 Juniors put on football homecoming; Brian Elias Lynn Ellis Ron Emmans Terri Engle Pam Evans Cindy Farber Dave Farkas Pat Farmer Nancy Fassler Kent Felhauer John Ferraro Jolin Firestone Ellen Flood Cheryl Fodness Vickie Ford Linda Foreman Deborah Forrest Kyle Fosbrink Joel Foster Paula Foster Darrell Fox Diane Fox Bob Francour Patricia Frank Martin Freeman Ron Freeman Greg Fullmer Martin Fullmer Jim Gaffney Jean Card Kathy Garver Kim Gast Dave Gatchell Chris Gates Bettv Gay Jeff Gerschoffer Gail Gilbert Sherry Gilbert Meg Glantz Steve Goen Joy Gonsorowski Cynthia Graber Rick Graf Linda Grauel Julie Gray Rodney Green Clark Gregory Llovd Gregory Bob Griffin Jack Grittani Don Gross Mark Grove Darrel Gurr Steve Gutermuth Jim Haager Jim Hadley 140 Blackstone concert made it successful Greg Hinton Brenda Hock Marv HoUenback Bob Hon Al Howe Wayne Hoy Joe Hulecki John Hulecki Anne Hums Bonnie Hurley Dennis lorio 14i g glaacin-. -P Some find classes inspiring; Jodie Jachimiak Eric Jackson Suzanne Jacques Christopher Jones Mark Jones Mike Jonik Margy Jozwiak Karen Kalberer Betty Kaminski Paula Kaminski Karen Kanczuzewski Kathy Keel Liz Kelley Kathy Kelsey Dave Ketcham Ann Kilian Julie King Loret ta Klawiter Leslie Koch Karen Koeppen Dave Korabek Mike Kovacevich Terry Kowalowski Jeff Kozlovich Kathy Kruger Rose Krych Kurt Kuchle John Kuhny Pam Kunce Jim Labuzienski Larry Landis Brad Lang Steve Larimore Carole Lasswell Bill Leahy Rick Leake Mari Anne Lesicki Denise Lewis Nancy Lewis Denise Linback Kathy Lipsky Kevin Lockhart Kim Cast, right, looks relieved that she just made it to class after a long ten minute passing period. Joel Foster, far right, signals everything is okay while he en- joys his last few seconds of break before another class begins. 142 others find them tiring. Tami Lupa Dave Lynch Dan Maciejewski Ron Mahal Lisa Maike Sue Majewski Kevin Mantei Barbara Mark Linda Mark Scott Mark Diane Marlin Karen Marvin Hugh Masterman Engeline Matheos Sue Mathewson Sherry McCann Paula McGalliard Mike McGovern Ken McMenemy Ron McMenemy Scott McMichael Imogene Mead Gary Mendlikowski Leslie Menges Victor Michalos Joyce Miller Mike Miller Victor Miller Peggy Miltenberger Ken Montgomery Bob Moo Kevin Moody Mary Moss Ron Mudwilder Dave Mulderink Pat Mundt Becky Murdick Kirk Murray Shirley Myers Tom Neeser John Neher Mark Nemeth -X ' 143 In memories we visit the wonderful Michelle Nemeth Neil Nemeth Brenda Newport Chris Niedbalski Mike Niedbalski Mary Niemier Christy Norris Sue Nyberg Alan Nyerges Debbie Nyerges Chuck Obenchain Jeff Obenchain Brian Olis Sue Olund Stephanie Phillips Nancy Pierson Tim Pote Tim Potter Nancy Powell Stacy Price Dick Priebe Rick Prior Bill Putnan Doug Pyles Rodger Quiggle Alane Radde Mark Radecki Dorees Rajchel 144 past that left only yesterday Robin Ramming Tarry Ray Jeff Reinbold Nancy Remke Mark Richard Mary Richardson Ralph Richardson Randy Riggs Gary Robaska Bill Robinson Cheryl Rodgers Sue Romine Janice Ross Randy Roth Steve Rudasics Jay Rudynski Mona Ruff Cathy Ruggieri Cindy Ruggieri Nancy Ryg Wendy Saz Mike Scanlon Chuck Schaal Bill Schell Dan Schlobohm Steve Schlotfeldt Cindy Schmitt Tim Schock Ercell Schools Randy Schroeder Dave Schulte Sue Sequin Erwin Shafer Joe Shaffer Sheri Shoemaker Dennis Singleton Brenda Smith Mary Smith Jennifer Snyder Sharon Sobol Dave Sorenson Kent Stephens Margaret Stepniewskl Jeff Stevens Nancy Stillwagon Steve Stinson Kim Strom Theresa Stuglik Bill Stump Barb Suter Lee Ann Sutherland Mary Swift Russell Swinford Peg Symon Robin Szigeti Vicki Taberski 145 Stairway to Heaven ff Rick Thomas Kevin Thompson Debbie Thorton Dave Tisch Vicky Tomchak Dan Trossen Gina Troyer Ron Uilkie Sharon VanBuren Sue Vandygriff Laura VanPaemel Joe Vasta Linda Vellon Tanya Vermande Jim Wack Bob Walasinski Joe Walasinski Richard Walker Joe Walsh Mike Walton Dave Webber Pricilla Wedmore Denny Wedsworth Mary Wehr Mike Weinstein Kevin Weller Jackie Welsh Bob Wesolek Pat Weger Carol White John Whiteman Henry Wienholts Ellen Wishinsky Ed Wojcik Mark Wolf Carol Wolfe Tom Woodbridge Phil Woods Mike Worthen Mary Wroblewski Cindy Yerge Mike Yuhas Jim Zawlocki Tony Zdanowicz 146 Prom co-chairmen Angle Bonadies and John Hulecki made arrangements for a successful prom based on the theme Stairway to Heaven. sophomoresophomoresophomoresophomo , ' .V— iLi -? 4 sophomoresophomoresophomoresophomoresophomoresophomoresophomoresophomqresophomoresophomoresophomoresophomoresophom junwrsijunwrajuniorajuniorsjunwrsjunwr junwrsjunwrsjuniorsjuniorsjuniorsjunwrsjunwrsjunwrsjunwrsjun iWi ' 1 f 1 1 JP- f i r ( fPwMi :h ■fe ' iiyj r-a rj T oresophomoresophomoresophomoresopho a time to BEGIN Class of 77 finally made Rosemary Adams Bruce Allen Kim Allen Judy AUinger Bill Altic Kim Amberg Donna Andrews Mark Arndt Doug Auer Rick Baer Litha Badics Liane Baker Jeff Balka Mary Ball Karla Barcus Sylvia Bartels Dave Barts Ira Batson Julie Bauer Debbie Baumgartar Valarie Bayer John Bays Dick Beard Glynis Benbow John Bennett Marie Berk Craig Bessinger Jane Beverly Veronica Beyer Linda Billingsley Indira Biswas Steve Blackburn Scott Blue Ross Bogue Margaret Bonadies Ed Borkowski Sue Bothast Ann Botka Donna Botka Sue Boughner Cindy Boyer Tami Branum Paul Breslin Kim Brooks Barb Brown Brian Brown Kevin Brown Norman Brown Pam Brown Randy Brown Steve Brown Teri Brown Kathy Browning Debbie Brundage Chris Brunt Yvonne Buhler 148 it to High School Diana Burnorc Laura Butterbaugh Tom Campbell John Cannon Larry Carl Tammy Carrico Tanya Carrol Cheryl Casper Don Casper Sue Casper Joe Catanzarite Tim Calmer Ken Cernak Scott Chapman Patricia Christos Carl Ciesiolka Rexene Clark John Coleman Ron Collier Colene Columbia Steve Connard Mary Corcoran Jeff Corley Terry Corley ; ;. - 149 Sophomores numbering 495; crowd Doug Corson Paula Coughlin Patty Craig Tom Cyr Joe Davis Mark Davis Cindy Dawson Valery DeLusignan John DeMaegd Kurt Dennis Beth Depoy Rob Deranek Colleen Derse John DeVolder Beth DeVreese Tony Dickerson Mike Dincolo Mark Dodge Kim Doran Dan Driver Tammy Dyszkiewicz Chris Ebersole Primo Echevarria Connie Emmans Mike Falsetti Joe Falvey Joan Ferry Mary Kay Ferry kathy Fewell Beth Fick Karen Fink Rosemarie Fitterling Brian Fitzgerald Lori Fladeland Theresa Foley Greg FoUey Linda Fordyce Mike Foster Tammy Foster Larry Fouts Patricia Fowler Jim Frederick Don Frisz Kumi Funabashi Ron Gaby 150 narrow hallways of C.H.S. Sandy Gallaher Diane (lard Ann (Jardncr Debbie (Jardner Cathy Gardner Kenny Gardner Glen Garman Annette Gates Perry Germann George Gnass David Good Brian Goralski Ross Gough Greg Graham Kay Grass Paul Gray JoAnn Grundtner Chip Haak Lois Hale Colleen Hall Debbie Hall Eric Hamber Tom Handshaw Dave Hankins Ron Hardy Lisa Harnish Debi Harrell Debbie Harrison Randy Hassan Greg Hatfield Gogi Havener Mary Hawkins Bill Hayden Ellen Hayes Karen Haynes Connie Heck Patty Hedrick Joe Helling Kevin Helton Sean Henderson Pat Herendeen Amy Hesch Darlene Hestad Joe Hintz Rav Hinz Gretchan Hogan Jane Hollenback Greg Horner 151 New school, old way Rick Horner Alex Horvath Drew Horvath Dan Huddleston Paul HuUinger James Hummer George lams Laura Ingraham Dani Izdepski Naoma Jachimiak Cindy Jacobs Judy Janiszczak Dennis Janiszewski Cindy Jefferies Greg Jenks Al Jensen Chris Johnson Eileen Johnson John Johnson Judy Johnson Randy Johnson David Jones Sam Jones Liz Kacarab Lori Kaminski Ken Kanczuzewski Tom Kelly Leslie Kelsch Karen Kelsey Jim Keultjes Terri King Ginger Kintzele Janet Klem Phil Kline Denise Klopfenstein Randy Knebel John Kopinski Linda Kopke Diana Kozlovich John KroU Norman Kruger Debbie Kruszewski Karen Kuespert Jenny Kunce Russell Kurtz Sally Lamb Linda Lambert Diana Lane Jean Lane Chris Lanthier Linda Lanthier Chris Lanzinger Steve Largent Patti Larrison Beth Larson Robin Laughlin 152 new faces, old friends Gary Leek Nancy Lesicki Scott Leslie Donna Lewis Lynda Lewis David Link Sophomore class officers: From left to right, LuAnn Shoemaker, treasurer; Sue Schlegel, secretary; Sue Pagna, Vice-President; and Ed Luebben, President. Brad Lopacinski Bill Los Carrie Lowe Monica Lowe Bob Mannell Denese Marino Tina Marozsan Debbie Martin Jeanne Martin Tom Massey John Matheson Beth Matthews Sue McCann Kevin McCarthy Megan McCready Jim McDonald Tom McGovern Chris McKieman Pam Lower Ed Luebben Dale Lukas Dave Lybarger Brian Lynch Joe Lynn Sue Maciejewski Anita Mack Andy MacLaren Julie Malicki Jeff Manley 153 Phil Mikulak Barb Miller Betty Miller Terri Miltenbergcr Dan Minder Mike Minnes Irene Miranda Bret Mitchell Kathy Mitchell Sue Mock Lance Molenda Tim Montgomery Graig Moore Bob Moorman Lisa Morlan Nicole Mortakis Dale Morton Is it easier to study in Kevin McMenemy Larry McMillen Tony McWilliams George Mead Ron Mudica Mara Nagy Tim Nasco Brian Neitzel Judy Nelson Keith Nelson 154 the hall or in the classroom? Tom Nelson Karen Nesbitt Scott Nichols Sue Nickerson Tom Niemier Laura Nifong Claire Noakes Tim Northern Gary Nosko Cindy Noyer Terry Oldman Craig Olis Chris Omstead Kathy Oneil Sheila Osborne Doug Osthimer Cathy Owens Steve Paeplow Lisa Page Susan Pagna Linda Pallo Jim Palus Joe Papandria Kathy Pawlak Steve Peck Ann Perry Scott Peterson Sheri Petzke Dennis Phebus Kim Phillips Jim Picha Kelly Pickett Brenda Piechocki Sara Pierson Tom Pogotis Debbie Polkow Brenda Policy Louie Polman Phil Pote Barbara Pozzi Alan Proctor Jeanne Proteau Dave Pullen Mary Radde Tony Radecki Kathy Rafalski Gerri Ralstin Dawn Ramsbey Janine Rees Jamie Reinbold Cindy Rhodes Martha Rhodes Debbie Rich Sheryl Richards Larry Roher Ronda Rolston WM AS Sophomores adapt to Debbie Romine Pam Resell Nancy Rosenbaum Cheryl Rospopo Jeff Rudasics Monica Rudy Kevin Rudynski Tim Ruff Kregg Ruffner Stewart Russell Laura Ryan Barb Sager Jeff Sanford Ginger Santos Mary Scanlon Pat Scanlon Bryan Schaffer Marilyn Scheiber Jim Schimoeller Sue Schegel Linda Schmaltz Chuck Schmokel Chris Schramm Roxanne Schramm Sue Schreiner Jeff Schuetz Doug Schwind Bob Screes Gay Sellers Kathy Seybold LuAnn Shoemaker Dave Simkims Lewis Singleton Denise Smith Julie Smith Ed Sobon Mark Sorenson John Sparks Tony Spencer Simone Stanage Gil Stanly Joe Statzer Brian Stephens Jodi Stevens Glenda Stevenson Brad Stienbarger Jim Stillson Bill Stillwagon Roxanne Stone Margaret Suter Bill Sweitzer Judy Taylor Brian Thompson Debbie Todd Mark Toles Lisa ToUe 156 closed classroom concept Terri Trew Tracey Troeger Mike Trossen Sally Turk Rob Underwood Ron Underwood Rebecca VanLue LeAnn VanOort Charlene VanWynsberghe Jerry Vascil Kathy Vascil Mike Vellon Linda Vrabel Steve Wack Cindy Walker Carolyn Walsh Trudi Walsh Joan Wegenka Beth Weiler Margaret Weinholts Marianne Weltin Mike Wharton Dean Whims Dan Whiteman Dave Wiese Lloyd Wilder Kim Williams Tena Williams Denise Willis Paul Wirtz Leslie Wojtys Marty Wolfe Barry Wolff Chris Wood Marilyn Wood Sue Woodhurst Barb Wright Jim Young Don Zawlocki Pauline Zimmer Betsy Zinsmeister Dave Zoller 157 158 Quality is close to our hearts. 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Trade m:u fS) Compliments of a friend 167 NULLI NOSTRA FORMA | SECUNDA EST Latin Club members; clock-wise: Ed Aretz, Terry Ore, George Martin, Tim Griffin, ferri Peterson, Beth Wales, Mary Craig, Barb Suter, Sue Austin, Chris Good, Margaret Lordi, Mark Meyer, Walter Reichold, and Mike Davis. 5HAR£ OtfR, SUNSHINE Nbuth Assoc. Kttardtd Citizens front to back: Gary Camp, Vicki Taberski, Yvonne Buhler, Mona Ruff, Bill Baily, Peg Miltenberger, Kim Los, Gloria Martin, Barb Wright, Mary HoUenbeck. Robert Williams, Robert Reick, Annminette Driver, Mary Radde, Deb Schumaker. 168 AMBASSADORS FOR CLAY !!!! Ray Buzalski Pat Kirk Karol DeVoe Beth Larson Brian Coughlin JeffSanford Terri Engle Carey Lov e John Davis Dave Swiental Dawn Ferran Lisa Maike Dave Fordyce Jim Wack Linda Fordyce Debbie Robinson Bill Haughee Steve Wack Debbie Forrest Cheryl Woznicki Chris Jones Mark Wolf Julie Gray Elaine Wright Brian Lynch Gabby Winkler Buena suerte a la clase de 1975 del club espanol. 169 a Adams, Barry 66,108 Adams, Rosemary 148 AUeman, Anne 108 Allen, Bruce 148 Allen, Jesse 138 Allen, Kimberley 148 Allen, Kristy 108 Allinger, Judith 148 Alpert, Sheri 108 Altic, William 69,148 Amberg, Kimberley 148 Ameling, Charles 138 Ameling, Frederick Anderson, Cheryl 138 Anderson, Chris 13, 108 Andreae, Michele 131 Andreae, Thomas 138 Andrews, Donna 148 Andrysiak, Ann 65, 138 Andrysiak, Richard 138 Ansbaugh, David 138 Antolovich, Nadine Arelt, Mary 138 Aretz, Edward 71,138 Arndt, Mark 148 Auer, Douglas 148 Auer, Robert Augustine, Cary 138 Austin, Susan 138 Babos, Karen 138 Badics, Litha 148 Badics, Marty 108 Badowski, Dianne 108 Baer, Richard 62,148 Baer, Ronald 67,108 Baker, Judith 138 Baker. Liane 148 Balka, Jeffrey 148 Ball. Mary 148 Ballinger, Gregg Barbieri, Kirk 138 Barcus, Karla 148 Barlow, Kilty 32,108 Barnes, James 62,108 Barrett, James 108 Bartels, Sylvia 148 Barth, Gary 67,108 Barth, Jean 138 Barts, Dale 138 Barts, David 148 Bashore, Belinda 108 Batson, Frances Batson, Ira 148 Battista, Pete 138 Bauer, Julie 148 Bauer, Robert 29,62,108 Baughman, Jerry 76,108 Baumgartner, Debroah 148 Bayer, Valarie 148 Bays, John 148 Beamer, Stephen 138 Beard. Richard 69,148 Beauprez, Daniel 138 Becker, Barry 138 Becker, Michael 108 Beehler, John 108 Beitler, Catherine 138 Benbow, Glynis 148 Benjamin, John 138 Bennett, John 148 BergI, Kimberly 138 Berk, Marie 148 Bertolan, Elizabeth 108 Bessmer, Linda 108 Bessinger, Craig 148 Bessinger, Diane 138 Beverly, Jane 86,148 Beyer, Jeffery 138 Beyer, Veronica 148 Bice, Sandra 108 Bill, Keith 108 Billingsley, Linda 148 Birkey, Jill 138 Biswas, Indira Black, Bernard 56.138 Blackburn, Stephen 148 Blankenbaker, Michelle 13,65,76,108 Blankenship, Curtis Blazi, Theresa 138 Blessing, Noreen 108 Blue, Scott 62,148 Bognar, Susan 108 Bogue, Leslie 108 Bogue, Ralph 108 Bogue, Ross 71,148 Bolinger, David 138 Bonadies, Angela 138,146 Bonadies, Margaret 148 Bonadies, Timothy 108 Bonavia, Dawn 138 Bonek, Cynthia Boomhower. Christine 108 Borkowski, Edward 148 Borkowski, Suzanne 138 Borowski, Mary 109 Borsodi, Laurene 138 Borton, Shirley 138 Borysiak, Sabrina 109 Bothast, Susan 148 Botka, Ann 148 Botka. Donna 148 Bottorff, Kathleen 57,109 Bottorff, Toni 109 Boughner, Susan 148 Boughner, Terri 138 Bouskill, Sherry Bowman, Benjamin 13 Bowman, Sally 138,139 Boyer, Cynthia 148 Boyer, Jerry 109 Branum, Tami 148 Branum, William 138 Brennan, Richard Brenneman, Howard Breslin, Paul 148 Bridge, Michael 138 Broadrick, Pamela 65,138 Brock, Carrie Brooks, Bradburn 109 Brooks, Kim 148 Brown, Barbara 148 Brown, Brian 148 Brown, Kathleen 109 Brown, Kevin 148 Brown, Norman 148 Brown, Pamela 148 Brown, Randolph 148 Brown, Ray 138 Brown, Rex 109 Brown, Steven 148 Brown, Teri 148 Browning, Kathleen 148 Bruce, Sharon 109 Bruggemann. Erna 11,23,109 Brundage, Debra 148 Brunner, Paul 138 Brunt, Christopher 148 Buck, Donna 109 Buckles, Brian 66,138 Budd, Charles 13,109 Budd, Steven 138 Buhler. Yvonne 148 Burnore, Diana 148 Burnore, Gary Burt, Deborah 138 Butterbaugh, Laura 65,149 Buzalski, Nancy 139 Buzalski, Raymond 110 Buzas, Richard 80,110 By bee, Debra 139 Bytner, James 62,139 Call, Donald 110 Campanale, Carol 83,110 Campanale, Christopher 139 Campbell, Jeffrey 110 Campbell, Thomas 70,149 Cannon, John 62,149 Carl, Larry 149 Carl, Ronald 110 Caron, Cheryle 139 Caron, Sabrina Carrico, Thomas 139 Carroll, Patrick 110 Carroll, Philip 110 Carroll, Tanya 149 Casper, Donald 149 Casper, Cheryl 149 Casper, Susan 149 Casteen, James 69,74,110 Catanzarite, Joseph 149 Cecil, Teresa 139 Celmer, Timothy 62,149 Cernak, Kenneth 62,149 Chabot, Claire 110 Chambers, Joyce 83,110 Chapman, Scott 61,149 Chelminiak, Steven 62,110 Chmiel, Stephanie 139 Christos, Patricia 149 Ciesiolka, Carl 149 Cionek, Theresa 139 Clark, Philip 139 Clark, Rexene 149 Clark, Russell 23,63,69,111 Clawson, Candis Clear, Brian 25,139 Clem, James 139 Clifford, Richard 22,62,111 Cochran, Jeffrey Cody, Marvilynne 139 Coleman, John 149 Coleman, Karen 111 Coleman, Leslie 139 Coleman. Martha HI Collier, Michael 139 Collier, Ronald 149 Columbia. Colene 149 Comer, Bruce 1 1 1 Conard, David 139 Conard, Steven 149 Conrad, Debra 68,139 Conroy, Nancy 13,139 Cook, Joseph 139 Cook, Thomas 139 Cooper, Dennis 69,139 170 Cooper, Kdward C ' opeland, Kandis III Corcoran, Mary 11!) Corley, Jeffrey Hit Corley, Terry 1 l! Corns, Marie 2;!,(ir ,lll Corson, Douglas (i2,()7,I50 Corson, Gregory 1 1 1 Cortier, Vickie 1 1 1 Coryn, Jacltie 1 1 1 Coughlin, Brian 1 1 1 Coughlin, Paula 150 Coulter, Kimberly (iK.lll Crachy, Robert l(),lll Craig, Mary 1 1 1 Craig, Patricia 150 Crane, Mark 150 Crawford, Jean Crawford, Larry Crawford, Sandra 150 Crum, Christine 111 Crumley, Lucinda 150 Curtis, Clark 139 Cutler, Susan 111 Cyr, Jeannette 1 1 1 Cyr, Thomas 150 d Daly, Jonathan 139 Damp, Betty 139 Damp, Gary 70,139 Darrow, David 139 Davis, Jo Ellen 139 Davis, John 111 Davis, Joseph 150 Davis, Kathy 57,139 Davis, Mark 150 Davis, Michael 139 Dawson, Cindy 150 Deckler, Cathy 111 Deckler, Linda 139 DeGraff, Peggy 139 DeGraff, Virginia 111 Delaney, John 58,59,82,111 DeLusignan, Valery 150 DelVecchio, Janet HI DeMaegd, Eugene HI DeMaegd, John 150 Demeyer. Michael 1 i 1 Dennis, Kurt 150 Depoy, Beth 150 Depoy, Douglas 111 Deraeve, Marlene 139 Deranek, Robert 150 Derse, Edward 139 Despres, Denise 139 DeVoe, Karol 76,111 DeVolder, John 150 DeVon, Dale 139 DeVon, Linda 13,111 DeVreese, Beth 150 DeVreese, Jeffry DeWulf, Mark 112 Dickens, Jean 81,83,1.39 Dickerson, Anthony 150 Dilley, Tracy Dillman, Jacquelyn Dincolo, Michael 150 Dobson, Michael 139 Dodge, Gail 112 Dodge, Grant 139 Dodge, Mark 86,150 Doran, Kellee 112 Doran, Kimberly 1,50 Doran, Tami 139 Dorsch, Candis 139 Dossey, Frances 112 Driver, Annminette 139 Driver, Daniel 1.50 Driver, Grant 112 Dubois, Joel 67,139 Dudeck, Mark 23,139 Dudeck, Patricia 112 Dyszkiewicz, Tammy 150 Dzaak, Birgit 11,23,112 Eaton, Deanna 139 Ebersole, Christine 150 Echevarria, Nector 112 Echevarria, Primitive 150 Edwards, Cathy 112 Ehret, Susan Elias, Brian 140 Ellis, Lynn 68,140 Emmans, Connie 150 Emmans, Ronnie 140 Enders, Diana Enger, Boyd Engle, Terri 140 Epperson, Dean 112 Evans, Pamela 140 Ewing, Gemma FahIer,Suzette 83,112 Falsetti, Michael 150 Falvey, Joseph 150 Falvey, Margaret 15,112 Farber, Cindy 140 Farkas, David 140 Farmer, Patricia 140 Farris, Armentha 114 Farrow, Christine Fassler, Nancy 140 Felhauer, Kent 140 Felton, David 63,114 Fernandez, Anita 114 Ferran, Dawn 114 Ferraro, John 140 Ferry, Joan 1.50 Ferry, Michael .58,.59,70,114 Ferry, Mary Kay 150 Fewell, Katherine 150 Fick, Elizabeth 150 Fink, Dale Fink, Karen 150 Firestone, John 140 Fitterling, Rosemarie 150 Fitzgerald, Brian 62,71,150 Fladeland, Lori 150 Flint. Jill 114 Flood, Ellen 140 Fodness. Cheryl 140 Fodroczi, Susan 114 Foley, Theresa 1.50 olley, Grct;or ' 62,1. ) Ford, Deborah 1-ord, Vickie r, ' ,l,H. ill l-ordyce, David H7,IH Kordyce, Linda ZZ.W) Foreman, Linda X3,I10 Forrest, Deborah 110 Fohbrink, Kyle 1 7,79, HO Fooler, Jay 1 1 1 Foster, Joel 1 10, 1 12 Foster, Jon 61,1.50 Foster, Paula 110 Foster, ' i ' amara 1.50 Foster, Todd 1 1 1 Fouts. Larry 1.50 Fowler, Patricia 1.50 Fowler, Raymond 29,.5 ,62,70,l 14 Fox, Darreil 110 Fox, Diane I 10 Fox, Roland II) Francour, Robert I 10 Frank, Patricia 1 10 Frederick, James 1.50 Freel, Dee 115 Freeman, .Martin 1 10 Freeman, Ronald 27,66,110 French, Jeffrey 115 P ' risz, Donald 1.50 Fullmer, (iregory 1 10 Fullmer, Martin 110 Funabaski, Kumi 1.50 g Gaby, Ronnie 1.50 Gaffney. -James 140 Gallaher, Sandra 151 Ganser, Steven 115 Gard, Dianna 25,151 Gard, -Jeanne 140 Gardner, Ann 151 Gardner, Deborah 151 Gardner, Kathleen 151 Gardner, Kenneth 151 Garing, Kathy 115 Garing, Noel Garman, Glen 151 Gartee, Randy 115 Garver, Kathryn 140 Gaska, Richard Gast, Kim 65.140.142 Gatchell, David 140 Gates, Annette 151 Gates, Christine 140 Gatlin, Debra Gay, Betty 140 Gendron, Glenn 33,64.115 Germann. Perry 151 Gerschoffer. Jeffry 140 Gilbert. Gail 140 Gilbert, Sherry 140 Girvin, Michael 115 Glantz. Meg 140 Gnass, George 151 Goen, Stephen 140 Gonsoroski, Joy 140 Gonyou, Jeffrey 115 Good. Christine 115 Good, David 151 Goodhew, Phillip 115,123 Goralski, Brian 151 Gough, Ross 151 Graber, Cynthia 140 Graf, John Graf. Ricky 140 Graham. Greg 151 Graham. Kim 115 Graham, Linda 115 Graham, Patricia 115 Grant, Tommie 115 Grass, Kay 151 Grauel. Mark 115 Grauel. Linda 140 171 Gray, Carolyn 115 Gray, Julie 140 Gray, Paul 151 Grecco, Robert 115 Green, Kathy 115 Green. Rodney I-IO Gregory, Clark 70,140 Gregory, Lloyd 24,140 Grenert, James Grenert, Michael Grenett, Rebecca Grenert, Robert Grenert, Roy Griffin, Alma Griffin. Timothy 115 Griffin, Robert 140 Griffith, Morgan 69,115 Grittani, Jack 140 Gross, Donald 140 Grove, Mark 140 Grunawalt. Edward 115 Grundtner, Janet 115 Grundtner. JoAnn 151 Gurr, Darrel 140 Gutermuth, Stephen 140 h Haager, James 140 Haak. Raymond 63,69,151 Hadley, David 115 Hadley. James 140 Haggerson, Bruce Haggerson, Robert Hahaj, Nanette 141 Hahn, Maureen Hale, Lois 151 Hall, Colleen 151 Hall, Deborah 151 Hall, Jill 23,65,141 Halley, Linda 141 Hamber, Eric 151 Handshaw, Thomas 151 Hankins, David 151 Hansen, Bradley 17,115 Hardig, Patricia 141 Hardiman, Ron 20,115 Hardy, Ronnie 151 Harnish. Lisa 151 Harrell, Deborah 151 Hartgrove, Vivian 141 Hasbrook, Richard 141 Hassan. Randal 151 Hatfield. Gregory 151 Hatfield, William 115 Haughee, William 141 Havener, Gloria 151 Havener, Kathleen Havlik, Christopher 79.115 Hawkins, Mary 151 Hawley, Susan 115 Hayden. Robert 141 Hayden, William 151 Hayes, Ellen 151 Hayes, Joseph 141 Haynes, Karen 151 Heck, Connie 151 Hedges, Debra 116 Hedrick, Patricia 151 Hedrick, Sharon 141 Held, Terry 141 Helling, Joseph 151 Helton, Kevin 151 Henderson, James 141 Henderson, Sean 151 Henderson, Terry 17,116 Herendeen, Patrick 151 Herring, Vickie 141 Hes. Carolyn 116 Hes, David Hesch, Amy 151 Hesch, Kurt 113,116 Hesch. Philip 116 Hess, Andrew 141 Hestad, Darlene 151 Hestad, Dawn 29,116 Higbee, Tanja Hill, Raymond 116 Hinton, Gregory 71,141 Hintz, Brent 116 Hintz, Joseph 151 Hinz, Jacquelyn 116 Hinz, Raymond 62,151 Hock, Brenda 141 Hock, Daniel Hoffman, Sonia 116 Hogan, Gretchen 151 Hogan, Margaret 116 Hojara, Margery HoUenback, Jane 151 Hollinback, Mary 141 Holloway, Patrick Holmes, Charles 116 Hon, Robert 56,141 Hoover, Ricky Horn, Martin 116 Horner, Gregory 151 Horner, Kathleen 116 Horner, Richard 67,152 Horvath, Alex 62,152 Horvath, Steven 67,152 Hosinski, Luke 79,116 Houston, Linda 129 Howe, Albert 141 Hoy, Wayne 141 Hrutkay, LiTida 116 Huddleston. Daniel 71,1.52 Huffman, Jay Huffman, Jeffrey Huffman, Sharon 116 Hulecki, Caria Hulecki, John 141,146 Hulecki, Joseph 55,141 Hullinger, Paul 152 Hummell, James 116 Hummer, James 62,152 Hums, Anne 64,141 Hurd, David Hurd, Raymond 116 Hurd. Toni 116 Hurlev, Bonnie 141 lams. George 69, 152 Ingraham, Laura 152 lorio, Dennis 62,138,141 Istenes, Thomas 116 Izdepski, Dani 152 Jachimiak, Jodie 142 Jachimiak. Naoma 152 Jackson, Rebecca 116 Jackson. Eric 142 Jacobs. Sandra 116 Jacques, Suzanne 142 James, Patti 116 Janiszczak, Judith 1.52 Janiszewski, Dennis 152 Janowiak, Joseph 116 Jasinski, Rebecca 116 Jeans, Ann 1 16 Jefferies, Cindy 1.52 Jenks, Gregory 152 Jensen, Alan 152 Johnson, Christine 152 Johnson, Deborah 116 Johnson, Eileen 152 Johnson, Jeanne 117 Johnson, John 152 Johnson, Judith 152 Johnson, Randy 152 Jones, Christopher 76,142 Jones. David 152 Jones, Mark 142 Jones, Sammy 152 Jonik, Michael 142 Jordan, Jeffery 117 Jozwiak, Marguery 64,142 Jozwiak, Rosemarie 117 k Kackrab, Elizabeth 152 Kalberer, Karen 142 Kallsen, Rebecca 64 Kaminski, Betty 142 Kaminski, Lori 152 Kaminski, Paula 83,142 Kanczuzewski, Karen 142 Kanczuzewski, Kenneth 62 Kasselmann, Josephine 117 Kearney, Minnie 110,117 Keel, Kathy 142 Kellev, Elizabeth 142 Kellett, Kimberly 117 Kelly, Thomas 152 Kelsch, Leslie 152 Kelsey, Karen 152 Kelsey, Kathleen 142 Kendall, Curtis Keppler, John 177 Kerr, Vanessa 177 Ketcham, David 142 Keultjes, Jeff 62,177 Keultjes, James 152 Keys, Robert 117 Kilian, Ann 83,142 Kilian, Mary 117 King. Julie 142 King, Terri 152 Kingsafer, Linda 177 Kinson, Kathy .57 Kintzele, Virginia 1.52 Kinzie, Penny 117 Kirk, Patrick 117 Klawiter, Loretta 142 Klawiter, Thomas 58,67,117 Klem, Janet 1.52 Klem, William 117 Kline, Philip 1,52 Klopfenstein, Denise 152 Knebel, Randy 152 Koch. Leslie 142 Koeppen, Karen 24,142 Koeppen, Kim 118 Kolczynski, Joseph Kolo, Lynn 118 Koontz, Phyllis 57,64,82,111,118 Kopinski, John 1.52 172 Jli , ' 1 - . t HHI ■■ ■■B ?- ' ■2 1 Hi B Nfl I l 1 1 |H| I 1 11 1 1 V 1 i . j ij Kioke, Linda 132 Korabek, David 142 Kovacevich, Michael 142 Kowalewski, Terry 142 Kozlovich, Diana 152 Kozlovich, Jeffrey 142 Krizman, Karla 118 KroU, John 152 Kruger, Kathryn 142 Kruger, Norman 152 Kruzsewski, Debra 152 Krych, Rose 142 Kuchle, Kurt 67,142 Kuespert, Karen 152 Kuespert, Kimberlie 118 Kuhny, John 142 Kulcsar, Michette Kunce, Pamela 142 Kunce, Jennifer 152 Kuritz, Kristine 118 Kurtz, Kathleen 118 Kurtz, Russell 82,152 Kuszmaul, Carol 118 I Labuzienski, 62, 142 Lacerda, Maria 11,2.3,118 Ladewski, Sue 118 Lamb, Sally 152 Lambert, Linda 152 Landik, Judy 118 Landis, Lawerance 142 Lane, Diana 152 Lane, Jean 152 Lang, Bradley 61,142 Lang, Kathleen 118 Lanthier, Christine 152 Lanthier, Linda 152 Lanzinger, Christine 152 Largent, Steve 62,152 Larimore, Steven 142 Larrison, Patricia 152 Larson, Beth 152 Larue, Tamara Lasswell, Carole 142 Laughlin, Robin 62,152 Lawton, Gerald 118 Leahy, Sharon 118 Leahy, William 62,142 Leake, Richard 142 Leek, Gary 153 Lekarczyk, Nancy 16,118 Leroy, Mark 118 Lesicki, Nancy 153 Lesicke, Mari Anne 142 Leslie, Kent 79,118 Leslie, Scott 153 Lewis, Denise 142 Lewis, Donna 1.53 Lewis, Lynda 1.53 Lewis, Nancy 14,142 Liggett, Gary Linback, Deniese 142 Link, David 153 Lipsky, Gordon 118 Lipsky, Katherine 142 Lipsky, Mary 1.53 Lipsky, Terry Littler, Cindy 118 Lockhart, Kevin 142 Lockwood, Amy 64,1.53 Logan, Julie 1.53 Lopacinski, Bradley 153 Lordi, Margaret 118 Los, Kim 118 Los, William 153 Lowe, Caroline 153 Lowe, Catherine 64,118 Lowe, Monica 1.53 Lower, Pamela 153 Lowrance, Linda 118 Luebben, Clifford 61,118 Luebben, Edward 61,153 Lukas, Dale 153 Lukas, Doreen 83,119 Lupa, Tami 143 Lybarger, David 62,1.53 Lynch, Brian 1.53 Lynch, David 143 Lynn, Joe 1.53 Lyon, Mary m MacDonell, Ian 119 MacDonelL Keith 23,63,119 Maciejewski, Daniel 71,143 Maciejewski, Susan 153 Mack, Anita 153 MacLaren, Andrew 1.53 Macri, Gerald 66,117,119 Madey, Robert 69,119 Magor, Marc Mahal, Ronald 143 Mahoney, Marion 29,119 Maike, jack 119 Maike, Lisa 143 Maike, Sheila 119 Majewski, Susan 143 Makielski, Kenneth 119 Malcolm, Becky Malicki, Christie 119 Malicki, Julie 153 Manley, Jeffrey Manley. Jeffrey 153 Mannell, Robert 119 Mannell, James 119 Mantei, Kevin 58,143 Marins, Denese 153 .Mark. Barbara H3 .Mark, Linda H3 ■Mark, . i hola 119 .Mark, Scott 143 .Marlin. Diana Wi.iiZ ■Maroozsan, Tina 1.73 .Marble, Judith .Martin, Debra ] ' Z .Martin, George 62,70,119 .Martin, Gloria 119 •Martin, Jeanne J.53 .Marvin, Karen 17,113.111 Massey, Thomas 1.53 .MaBterman, Hugh 14.3 .Matheos, Kngeline 113 .Malheson, Barbara 119 .Matheson, John 153 Matheson, Robert .Mathewson, Susan 1 13 .Matthews, Beth 83,1.53 .Mauel, Victoria 68,109,119 .VlcCann, Daniel I ] ' .! .McCann. Sherry 113 •McCann, Susan 1.53 McCann, Terry McCarthy, Kevin 1.53 McDonald, James 1.53 McCarthy, Thomas McClure, Donald McCready, Megan 1.53 McDonald, Jeffrey 119 McFarland, Thomas McGalliard. Paula 143 McGovern, .Michael 1 43 McGovern, Thomas 153 McKiernan, Christine 1.53 McKiernan, Margaret 23.65,119 McMenemy, Kenneth 143 McMenemy, Kevin 154 McMenemy. Ronny 143 McMichael, Soctt 143 McMillen, Larry 1.54 McWilliams, Ricke McWilliams, Tony 25,154 Mead, Geoge 154 Mead, Imogene 143 Meaney, Michael 154 Mickler, Wendy 119 Meek, Connie 154 Melser, Randy 119 Melton, Dennis 119 Mendlikowski, Gary 62,143 Menges, Amy 154 Menges. Leslie 143 Menzel. Wanda Merk, Ronald 119 Merrill, Betty 154 Meyer. Kurt 1.54 Meyer. Mark 20.66.119 Michael. Diana 120 Michael. Pamela 1.54 Michalos. Victor 143 Middleton. John 11.120 Midili. Mary 154 Midili. Susan 154 Mikulak. Phillip 1.54 Miller. Barbara 1.54 Miller. Betty 154 Miller. Charles 120 Miller. Joyce 143 Miller. Karen 120 Miller. Michael 143 Miller. Sherry 120 Miller. Victor 19.55,143 Milliser, Anne Miltenberger, Peggy 143 Miltenberger. Terri 154 Minder, Daniel 154 Minder, Tammy Minnes, Michael 154 Miranda. Charles 120 Miranda. Irene 154 Mitchell. Bret 1.54 Mitchell. Kathleen 1.54 Mitchell. Marv 120 173 Mitzman, Larry 16,120 Mock, Susan 154 Mohler, Kay 68.120 Molenda, Lance 62,71,154 Montgomery, Kenneth 70,143 Montgomery, Timothy 154 Moo, Robert 143 Moody, Kevin 143 Moore, Brendan 120 Moore, Graig 154 Moorman, Robert 154 Morlan, Lisa 154 Morningstar. Stephen 61,120 Morse, Rickey 120 Mortakis, Nicole 154 Morton, Dale 154 Moser, Alan 120 Moss, Mary 143 Moss, Todd Mudica, Ronald 154 Mudwilder, Gregory 28,29,62,113,120 Mudwilder, Ronald 143 Muillner, Michael 11,120 Mulderink, David 143 Muldoon, Debra 120 Muldoon, Mary Lou 121 Mulligan, William 20,23,67,121 Mulvihill, Anne 121,123 Mundt, Patricia 26,64,143 Murdick, Rebecca 143 Murray, Kirk 25,143 Myers, Shirley 25,143 n Nagy, Mara 154 Nagy, Mary 83,112,121 Nasco, Timothy 154 Neal, Paul 121 Neeser, Thomas 66,143 Nehen, John 67,143 Neitzel, Brian 1.54 Nelson, Judith 154 Nelson, Karl 16,121 Nelson, Keith 1.54 Nelson, Thomas 155 Nemeth, Marc 62,143 Nemeth, Michelle 144 Nemeth, Neil 144 Nesbitt, Karen 68,1.55 Newport, Brenda 144 Nichols, Scott 1.55 Nickerson, Suzanne 155 Niedbalski, Christopher 144 Niedbalski, Jack 28,29,62,121 Niedbalski, Michael 144 Niedbalski, Suzanne 131 Niemier, Mary 144 Niemier, Thomas 62,71,155 Nifong, Laura 155 Noakes, Claire 155 Norris, Christy 144 Northern, Timothy 1.55 Nosko, Gary 155 Noyer, Cynthia 1.55 Nvberg, Ann 22,83,121 Nyberg, Sue 19,144 Nyerges, Alan 144 Nyerges, Debra 83,144 Nyerges, Sheree 121 Nyikos, Cheryl 110,121 o Obenchain, Charles 144 Obenchain, Jeffery 144 Oldman, Terry 155 Olis, Brian 26,.55,61,144 Olis, Craig 82,1,55 Olmstead, Christine 155 Olund, Susan 144 Onderdonk, Jenifer 15,79,144 Oneil, Brian 121 Oneil, Kathleen 155 Ore, Terri 144 Osborne, Sheila 155 Osthimer, Douglas 1.55 Owen, Alfred Owens, Cathy 155 Paden, Patrick Paeplow, Stephen 155 Page, Jana 79,144 Page, Lisa 1.55 Pagna, Susan 153,155 Paholski, Cynthia 144 Pallo, Linda 155 Palus, James 155 Papandria, Joseph 155 Papay, Rae 121 Parsons, Linda 121 Paver, Jeffrey 144 Pawlak, Kathleen 1.55 Peck, Stephen 144,155 Pender, James Pender, Phil 21 Penrod, Laura 121 Peppers, Carol Peppers, Douglas Perri, Michael 144 Perrin, Donald 144 Perry, Ann 155 Peters, Steven Peterson, Gary 62,144 Peterson, Scott 155 Peterson, Teri 144 Petrella, Nicholas Petzke, Sheri 155 Phebus, Dennis 155 Phebus, Robert 144 Phillips, Kimberly 155 Phillips, Stephanie 64,144 Phillips, William 144 Picha, James 63,155 Pickett. Jan 155 Piechocki, Brenda 155 Pierce, James 20,81,121 Pierson, Nancy 144 Pierson, Sara 155 Pinter, Thomas Pogotis. Thomas 155 Pohl, Nancy 121 Polkow, Deborah 1.55 PoUey. Brenda 1.55 Polman, Louis 27,62,71,1.55 Popovic, Kathryn 121 Porter, Todd Pote, Phillip 69,155 Pole, Timothy 144 Potter, Thomas 67,109,121 Potter, Timothy 23,138,144 Powell, Ann 121 Powell, Nancy 144 Pozzi, Barbara 155 Prawdzik, Peter 15,121 Price, Stacy 144 Priebe, Dick 144 Prior, Ricky 144 Proctor, Alan 155 Proctor, James 70,121 Proteau, Jeanne 68,155 Proteau, Jeffery 69,121 Puchala, Jeanette 121 Pullen, David 155 Putnan, William 144 Pules, Douglas 144 Quiggle, Rodger 144 Quimby, Robert 62,70 Radde, Alane 14 4 Radde, Mary 155 Radecki, Anthony 155 Radecki, Mark 144 Rafalski, Kathryn 155 Rajchel, Darees 121,144 Ralstin, Gerrianne 155 Ramming, Robin 63,145 Ramsbey, Dawn 155 Ray. Tarry 145 Reed, Lynn 54,114,121 Reed, Vickie 121 Rees, Janine 68,155 Rehling, Denice 122 Reichold, Walter 15,122 Reinebold, Jamie 65,155 Reinebold, James .58,82,122 Reinebold, Jeffrey 58,145 1 174 Relle, Leslie 122 Remkc, Nancy 145 Reynolds, Mark (Ki Rhodes. Cynthia 155 Rhodes, Martha 155 Rice, Laurie 74,113,122 Rich, Debra 1.55 Richard, Mark 145 Richard, Susan Richards, Sheryl 155 Richardson, Mary 27,.57,64,79,139,145 Richardson, Ralph 145 Richardson, William 15,62,81,122 Riggs, Dale 122 Riggs, Jerry Riggs, Randy 145 Rininger, Jacqueline 122 Robaska, Gary 145 Roberts, Jacqueline ()X,122 Roberts, Jeffrey Robinson, Deborah 122 Robinson, William 145 Roden, Kimber 29,122 Rodgers, Cheryl 57,64,145 Rogers, Paula Roher, Larry 155 Roher, Tamara 122 Rolston, Ronda 155 Rolston, Raleigh .58,61,122 Romeu, Susan 122 Romine, Deborah 156 Rimine, Susan 145 Rose, Monty Rosell, Pamela 156 Rosenbaum, Nancy 156 Rospopo, Cheryl 156 Ross, Janice 145 Roth, Randall 145 Rousseve, Delyse 28,29,122 Rudasics, Jeffrey 156 Rudascics, Julius 122 Rudascics, Randall 122 Rudascics, Steven 17,70,74,145 Rudhman, James 122 Rudy, Monica 156 Rudynski, Jay 61,145 Rudynski, Kevin 61,1.56 Ruff, Timothy Ruff, Mona 145 Ruffner, Kregg 156 Ruggieri, Catherine 145 Ruggieri, Cynthia 145 Runnels, Chris Rush, Robert Ryan, Laura 156 Russell, Stewart 62,156 Rybicki, Patrick Ryg, Lynne 74,122 Ryg, Nancy 145 Sager, Barbara 25, 156 Salinas, Blanco Salinas, Luz Sanford, Jeffrey 156 Santos, Ginger 156 Sarchioto, Marcia 122 Saz, Wendy 11,129,145 Scandling, Douglas 122 Scanlon, Michael 145 Scanlon, Mary 156 Scanlon, Patrick 69,156 Schaal, Charles 70,145 Schafer, Bryan 156 Scheiber, Marilyn 156 Schell, William .58,66,145 Schilmoeller, James 156 Schilmoeller, Jeannie 81,122 Schlegel, Susan 24,1.53,156 Schlobohm, Dan 145 Schlotfeldt, Steven 145 Schmaltz, Linda 1.56 Schmilt, Cindy 86,145 Schmokel, Charles 1.56 Schmokel, Cindy 109,122 Schock, Timothy 145 Schools, Krcell 145 Schrader, Cynthia 122 Schramm, Christopher 1.56 Schramm, Roxanne 56,83 Schrienor, .Susan 156 .Schrick, Robert 122 .Schrocder, Randy 145 .Schuetz, Jeffrey 1.56 Schulte, David 71,145 Schulte, Michael 71,122 Schumaker, Debra 122 Schwind, Brenda 122 Schwind, Douglas 1.56 Scott, Mark 24,:J2,76,122 Screes, Robert 62,156 Sellars, Gay 1.56 Sequin, Susan 145 Seybold, Kathryn 1.56 Seynour, Julie 122 Shafer, Erwin 145 Shaffer, Joseph 145 Shanley, Kevin 23,122 Shaul, Dennis 122 Shelley, Robert 122 Shoemaker, Luann 24,153,156 Shoemaker, Sherri 145 Shumaker, Carol 122 Siminski, Deborah 122 Simkins, David 156 Sinclair, John Singleton, Dennis 145 Singleton, James Singleton, Laura 123 Singleton, Lewis 156 Singleton, Ronald Smith, Brenda 145 Smith, Carl Smith, David 123 Smith, David Smith, Denise 156 Smith, Diane 123 Smith, Gregg 123 Smith, Julie 64,1.56 Smith, Mary 145 Smith, Sandra Snyder, Jennifer 145 Sobol, Edward 156 Sobol, Sharon 145 Sorenson, David 145 Sorenson, Mark 156 Sorenson, Mary 76,123 Sparks, John 156 Spencer, Anthony 62,156 Stanage, Simone 156 Standley, Gilbert 1.56 Statzer, Joseph 156 Stephens, Brian 156 Steely, Joseph Stclly, .Mel(jdy Stephenh, Don 123 StephenH, Kent 1 15 Stcpniewoki, .Margaret 145 Stcvenit, Jeffrey 145 Stevenit, Jodi 1.56 Stevcntton, Glenda 1.56 St. Germain, Brenda Sticnbarger, Bradley I5( Stillhon, James 1.56 Stienbarger, DeniKe Stilwagon, .Nancy 145 Stillwagon, William 1.56 Stinson, Steve 1 15 Stoltenberg, Kay 123 Stone, Roxanne 1.56 Strom, Kim I 45 Strom, William .58,123 Stroup, Patricia Stuglik, .Mary 124 Stuglik, Theresa 83,145 Stump, Bill 145 Stump, Kathy 121 Suter, Barbara 57,64,145 Suter, Dorothy 121 Suter, Margaret 156 Sutherland, LeeAnn 145 .Swan, David 121 Sweitzer, William 156 Swiental, David 79,120,125 Swift, Mary 145 Swinford, Russell 145 Symon, Peggy 145 Szabo, John Szabo, June 125 Szalay, Emeric 125 Szigeti, Robin 145 Taberski, Victoria 145 Tainer, Kathy 125 Taylor, Donna Taylor, Elizabeth 125 Taylor, Judith 1.56 Thomas, Richard 62,146 Thompson, Brian 71,156 Thompson. Deborah Thompson, Kevin 70,146 Thornton, Deborah 146 Tisch, David 146 Todd, Deborah 156 Toles. Marc 1.56 Tolle, Lisa 1.56 Tomchak, Victoria 146 Touhey, Theresa 157 Tousley, Thomas 125 Towner, David 58,62,68,123,125 Trader, Gloria 157 Treash, Gloria 157 Treash, Joseph 125 Trent, Anthony Trew, Terri 68,157 Troeger. Tracey 157 Trossen. Daniel 26,146 Trossen, Michael 157 Trover. Gema 125 Trover, Gina 146 Tucker, John 28,29,125 Turk. Sally 65,157 Turrel, Debra 125 Tyl, Denise 126 Tyl, Phillip 61,70,126 u Uilkie. Ronald 146 L ' llery, Stephens Underwood. Robert 157 Underwood. Ronald 157 Upton. William 126 175 V VanBruaene, Maurice 71 VanBuren, Sharon 146 Vandygriif, Jeffery 126 Vandygriff, Sue 57,64,146 Vankempen, Kathryn 126 VanLue, Rebecca 157 VanOort, Leann 157 VanWynsberghe, Charlene 157 Vascil, Jerry 157 Vascil, Kathy 157 Vasta, Joseph 146 Vasta, Paula 126 Vellon, Linda 146 Vellon, Michael 67,157 Vermande, Tanya 146 Vermande, Terrence 16,110,126 Vitale, Christopher 126 Vonbergen, James Vonbergen, Jean 126 Vonbergen, Joan 126 Vrabel, Linda 157 w Wack, James 79,146 Wack, Mary 126 Wack, Stephen 157 Wagner, Susan 126 Walasinski, Joseph 146 Wales, Elizabeth 127 Walker, Cynthia 64,157 Walker, Richard 146 Walsh, Carolyn 157 Walsh, Christine 17,127 Walsh, Joseph 146 Walsh, Trudi 157 Walton, Michail 62,146 Wampler, John 22,69,127 Watkins, Christopher 127 Watkins, Patrick Webb, Don 127 Webber, David 13,62,66,146 Weber, Elizabeth 127 Wedmore, Priscilla 146 Wedsworth, Dennis 56,63,146 Wegenka, Joan 157 Wehr, Mary 146 Weiler, Elizabeth 157 Weinholts, Margaret 157 Weinstein, Michael 27,63,146 Weiler, Kevin 71,146 Welsh, Jackie 146 Weltin, Marianne 23,157 Weltin, Mark 127 Werntz, Thomas Wentzel, Gundula Wesolek, Robert 146 Wever, Patricia 146 Whatron, Michael 157 Whims, Dean 157 White, Carol 146 White, Daniel Whiteman, Daniel 157 Whiteman, John 62,146 Wienholts, Henry 26,61,146 Wienholts, Rita 128 Wiese, David 69,157 Wilder, Lloyd 157 Wilder, Pamelia 128 Williams, Cynthia 128 Williams, Jack Williams, Kim 62,157 Williams, Tena 157 Williamson, Earl Willis, Denise 157 Winkler, Gabriela 123,128 Wirtz, Paul 157 Wishinsky, Ellen 146 Wizieck, John 129 Wojcik, Denis 21,62,129 Wojcik, Edward 146 Wojtys, Leslie 64,157 Wolf, Mark 13,146 Wolfe, Carol 146 Wolfe, Martin 157 Wolff, Barry 157 Wood, Christopher 157 Wood, Marilyn 157 Woodbridge, Thomas 67,146 Woodhurst, Susan 64,68,157 Woods, Philip 146 Wooten, James 129 Worthen, Michael 146 Wostmann, Francis 129 Woznicki, Cheryl 83,129 Wozny, Melanie 129 Wright, Barbara 157 Wright, Elaine 19,129 Wroblewski, Mary 146 y Yarbrough, Shirley Yerge, Cynthis 146 Young, James 157 Young, Thomas 129 Yuhas, Michael 146 Zawlocki, Donald 56,61,157 Zawlocki, James 56,66,146 Zdanowicz, Anthony 146 Zimmer, Mary 129 Zimmer, Pauline 157 Zinsmeister, Marilee 68,157 Zoller, David 69,157 Zoller, Sue 28,29,68,129 176 Well, here it is! The result of all our efforts. It has been a fascinating, crazy, interesting experience for me. We started off with a new staff, a hospitalized advisor - CONFUSION! We turned into a close-knit, hard-working group. I hope this book conveys a special feeling to everyone, a remembrance of the year. This is the last year in this Clay High School. People and times will change, but this will provide a chance to look back on how things were. A very special thanks goes to all the members of the staff for all their help and hard work. I would also like to thank Mrs. Walters for her encouragement and advice, Mr. George Basker for his help with photography and last minute developing, Jim Haager for his artwork and Joe Walsh for the use of his darkroom and equipment. Lastly, I would like to thank Mr. Radecki for patience, understanding, and encouragement. Opening: Carolyn Gray Student Life: Cindy Schmokel, Beth Wales Faculty: Jeanne Martin Sports: Jeff Reinebold, Mickey Towner Clubs: Jill Flint, June Szabo Art: Sue Nyberg Seniors: Cathy Deckler Juniors: Sue Mock Sophomores: Cindy Rhodes Ads: Karla Krizman Index: Stacy Price Photographers: Gregg Smith, Brian Coughlin, Joe Walsh, Sue Majewski m top row: Stacy Price, Sue Mock, Mr. Ralph Radecki. middle row: Sue Majewski, Cathy Deckler, Sue Nyberg, Jill Flint. bottom row: Karla Krizman, Jeanne Martin and Cindy Rhodes, Gregg Smith. top row: Carohii Gray, Cindy Schmokel, and Beth Wales, middle row: Jeff Reinebold. Mickey Towner, and June Szabo. bottom row: Brian Coughlin and Joe Walsh. WALSWORTH Marcclinc. Mo. ISA. i i ' • « ? ' BEFORE THE TEARS ; Iow as I -leave .you and may all the beautifiir things in life 4;% come your way«d -J ' _ And maybe someday we ' ll all look back; and rememfb er how we were together and we ' ll smile. of Chuck Kryder ! • ' -« i. ..mi.M. j..M....t.i«. ,.uA..«M «i .u ... .f...... .i.... -ij..,...j-.. .....i.Mu...L ...i... ■.,.■.,■...., M fm .M...., y .Hi...: I.: .,:n,HK..{i .-: ft . m WALSWORTH Marceline, Mo-, U.S.A.