Crown Point High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Crown Point, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1969 volume:

' • Excalibur 69 CROWN POINT HIGH SCHOOL CROWN POINT, IND. VOLUME 53 Randy Mitchell, George Zieseniss, Jim Curry Summer is ending. . . remembrances of the Fair hover in the not too distant past. . . ice cream vendors ' bells fall silent. Summer evenings slip by quietly and unnoticed like the sand in an hourglass. Mosquites die out. . . leaves fall from trees . . .flowers die from morning frost. Boredom creeps into carefree lives . . . pool closes . . . sun-browned cheeks fade. Friends parted for summer are reunited. Digging out wool skirts and sweaters . . . new school shoes to be broken in .. . stores advertise school supplies. Recovering from the last bike hike . . . watching the final game of the baseball season . . . Labor Day—the last joyful fling ofsummer. But this isn ' t the end, it’s only the beginning. . . BACK-TO-SCHOOL. Coming to school S£N!OK Dws Left::: .. Sue Heun, Mindy Bothwell 5th, hour lunch. Laura Powers Summer over. . . everyone settling down to nine months of routine—BA CK-TO-SCHOOL. Schedules madeup by computer for first time. . . long lines at guidance counselor’s door. . . schedules finally in order. New class offered for boys .. . family living. Dress code revised to fit socially accepted styles for the school year. Club meetings ... athletic practice. . . meeting in rec room for latest gossip. Painting posters . . . making signs for lockers . . . boosting ego of players . . . intensifying school spirit. Seniors counting days left ... a new sign each day. . . sophomores full of excitement. . . juniors waiting for next year. . . seniors anticipating future . year will end too soon for some. . . but not soon enough for others. Between classes. Coach Malcolm Ruby, Jeff Conquest 1968 CROSS COUNTRY SCOREBOX C.P. OPP. Hobart 42 17 Hammond 36 19 Lowell 27 32 Highland 36 19 Merrillville 23 32 East Gary 15 48 Wirt 15 47 Gary West 47 16 Chesterton 43 16 Calumet 42 18 Lake Central 15 46 Portage 23 32 Griffith 15 48 LaPorte 16 39 Hobart Invitational Meet 6th Place Highland Invitational Meet 4th Place Calumet Conference Meet 4th Place LaPorte Invitational Meet 13 th Place Crown Point Sectional Meet 2nd Place LaPorte Regional Meet 10 th Place Ed Hodge A mile and a quarter. . . CROSS COUNTR Y.. . running miles and miles over sidewalks, roadways and fields . .. total effort, exhaustion, tension, and pressure are all experienced. Vigorous preparation and physical condi¬ tioning produce the victor. Endurance . .. hustle, can’t let the other guy get ahead, save strength for those final few yards which will prove the difference. . . can ' t quit now, push harder, every muscle must co-operate, breaths become shortened, and the sound of exhausted pantings are heard. . . over hill, over dale, hit that dusty trail, run, run, run. Hear muffled sounds of footsteps in the distance, closer, closer. Runners approach the chutes, neck and neck ... a final spurt of effort is put out and an exhausted, smiling winner re¬ gains his breath in his moments of glory. Phil Russell Mike Conquest Rick Armbrust Charley Cox TENNIS SCORE BOX C.P. Opp. Munster 5 0 Griffith 2 3 Highland 4 1 Wirt 4 1 River Forest 5 0 Munster 3 2 Griffith 3 2 Highland 3 2 Wirt 5 0 River Forest 5 0 Horace Mann 4 1 Lake County Tennis Association Champions Sectional Champions 2nd Place Regionals 10 TENNIS... 10 wins and 1 loss tell the story. The second consecutive LCTA championship. A season of victories attributed to balanced teamwork . . . individ¬ ual excellence. Move in, drop back, forehand, back¬ hand . . . easy now, place that next shot on his weak side, perfect set up, here it comes — SMASH! That fuzzy, hollow sphere and a thick badminton racket are the tools of the trade. These coupled with the expert knowledge of their use produce the champ . . . Knowing when and where to move and how to react to various game situations, putting enough speed and spin on the ball, keeping always in a physical and mental state of alert¬ ness and condition also figure predominately in the game. Run now, but keep in position, carefully take the upper hand and another CP opponent bites the dust. Steve Lett Greg Claussen Coach Mike Ross, Rick Armbrust. 11 Keith Kutzler 4 1 2 hours a day under the blistering summer sun. Chalk talks, new plays, different offensive and defensive maneuvers compose the majority of late PR A CTICE ses¬ sions. Tackle the dummy, push that sled. Harder, harder! Run laps, do calisthenics, hit that line, hold onto that ball. Coaches worry; managers rush, pick up odds and ends. Players valiantly struggle through another day’s grueling practice. Last minute orders are given; relief is only minutes away. Sweat, exhaus¬ tion and dirty practice jerseys follow ominous click¬ ing of spikes into the Barn . Relieved sighs of the day’s training are drowned out by the splattering of showers against the hard cement floor, and throughout the vacant building is heard the closing of lockers as the Bulldogs of CPHS call it a day. Dan Steuer, Coach Russ Keller 13 Homecoming Dance Homecoming Court Dorothy Nagel, Vic Harper Dorothy Nagel Bonfire, snake dance, powderpufffootball, and the HOMECOMING festivities step out. Excited faces, oos and aahs, grasping each other’s hand. . . thrills producing excitement while seniors vs. sophomores in annual powderpuff game. Following night, cars decorated, floats dazzled, the momentum of the football players running on the field. Stimulating moments fill the air, the queen was crowned. Reigning as empress . . . Dorothy Nagel. Game over, couples dance to music of Them V. Mr. Football, Vic Harper, honored as the king. Mike Devins. Debbie Bish. Dan Frame Sophomore float Dennis Mech (34) Ron Hampton, Coach Schaeffer 1968 VARSITY FOOTBALL SCOREBOX C.P. OPP. Merrillville 13 ,12 Lowell 0 19 Gary Wirt 0 7 Lake Central 0 0 Griffith 0 7 Highland 7 19 East Gary 4 6 Munster 0 29 Lew Wallace 0 19 Dan Steuer (65), Ron Hampton (56), Rich Klavas (67) Keith Kulzler(37) First game, first victory. The Bulldogs of CPHS were on their way. To what? The next several encounters proved disastrous, as the GRIDDERS fell victim to the remainder of their opponents, with the exception of Lake Central which resulted in a scoreless tie. Changes told the story, and at one time, the gridders slumped into a 16 quarter scoreless streak. Strong defense prevailed as the Bulldogs often held their opponents to a limited number of points, failing, how¬ ever, to capitalize on numerous errors by the opposi¬ tion. As the dust settled, the Hub team had finished in 5th Place in the Calumet Conference posting a —7 —I record and compiling a season total of 24 points. Summing up the ' 68 season, it might be said that, “ They came, saw, and were conquered”. Matt Greene (40), Dan Steuer(65), Vic Harper (33) I Slaving till 6:30 on Wednesday . . . must get out INKLINGS. . . squeezing stories out of the journalism class . . . striving for the gold star. New articles added. . . In the Groove . . . Advice from the Coach . .. PHD A ward .. . The Peeled Eye. Ads must be at printers Monday morning . . . pictures due Tuesday morning... all material due at printers by Wednesday night. Going to the Star Thursday to read galleys . . . correct mistakes . . . make additions. Finished INKLINGS back at school by noon Friday. Folding papers in journalism class . . . ink smeared hands. Papers distributed seventh hour. . . selling in classes . .. put in lockers of subscribers. Another cycle of the paper starts Monday morning. Pops Concert Up With People! Rex Wilkinson A Cappellapresents . . . Spring Pops CONCERT. Something different.. . an informal atmosphere . . . cookies and punch during intermission. Young voices in bright spring outfits . . . songs from recent musicals . . . popular music. Could Be We re In Love” .. . with the Cryan Shames. Nonsensical comments . . . out-a-site sounds ... 80 minutes of rapture as the super six sing. ‘ ' The Sing-out Express” ... Up With People!. . . 160 concerned Americans. Instant communication . . . contagious enthusiasm . . . vocalized zest for living. Mumbles” . . . Clark Terry. Fabulous trumpterof the Johnny Carson Show . . . Guest Artist at CPHS. Dick Linley Mike DuMond, Friskie, Warner ten Kate. Warner ten Kate Warner ten Kate from Borne, the Netherlands . . . Crown Point’s FOREIGN EXCHA NGE STUDENT, hosted by the Robert DuMond family . . . participated in intramural volley¬ ball, basketball and soccer, with interests in speech and drama . . . member of National Honor Society, Student Council and Drama Club which broadened his experiences by offering various field trips, movies, plays, and tours of radio stations, and deepened Warner ' s affection for Chicago. Before coming to America, Warner studied English from seventh through twelfth grade, approximately two semesters in the American system ... Ik heb enom ge genoten van mign jarr in Crown Point. Warner ten Kate 23 Jim Fifield, Mark Haniford, Dick Linley Warren ten Kate, Jennifer Duncan Norma White, Jerry Lear — — Hurricane lamps centered on red-checked table cloths. . . youth sipping the think drink” ... a long-haired folk singer. . . surround it with fishnet—a COFFEE HOUSE. Waitresses jammed behind the small screen trying to get orders. Juggling cups of coffee as they work their way through a standing room only crowd. . . scattered amid the psychedelic posters and paintings. Ingenious displays offaculty talent. . . Warner and Jeff leading songs. A rebellious young group of musicians . .. standing before a peace symbol. An enthusiastic face illuminated by candlelight.. . sharing intimate thoughts between numbers . . . or tender glances across the table. The pantskirts and bell bottoms occupying the chairs form a colorful disarray . . . minds ponder the penetrating words of the entertainers. Half serious—half silly thoughts float around the room like the aroma of coffee. Tom Volk. Debbie Bish Laurel Leistikow. Pat Costin 25 Shirley Dunn Ideal Lady Tea Johnnie Duykers, SSS-High- Y Sweetheart May Breakfast Shining SUNSHINE. . . bright hopes . .. aiding others . . . rewarding enjoyment. Dodging raindrops while collecting clothes . .. stuffing bundles. shoving newspapers . . . helping Appalacians. Motto .. . OTHERS. Reaping remembrances of the Autumn Ball. . . pumpkins, gourds, corn stalks . . . silhouettes under a golden harvest moon. Dancing in a rose garden .. . blossoming climbers on a white picket fence. . . colors of radiant hues . . . “Everything’s Coming Up Roses!’’ Cards, Christmas gifts, tokens of friendship . . . revealing identity at the Ideal Lady Tea . .. smiling faces of old and new friends.. . daisy decor.. . “so true to the white and gold. Installation of new officers at the May Breakfast.. . rolls, coffee, orange juice.. . honors for outstanding members . .. tears in everyone’s eyes. Diane Amodeo, Rose Dance Queen. Dan Paarlberg, Cathy Vrabely 27 Dennis Barnett, Maggie Carter Chris Patterson, Dennis Barnett, Maggie Carter, Rick McFaddei Mr. Kellum . . . writer.. . producer. . . director. . . morale booster. . . part time cameraman of DA VID. First movie to be produced by a high school in this area. Filming on location . . . all summer. . . into early fall. Accidents on little red wagons . . . cold ketchup .. . used for blood on the face ... felt good on a hot summer day. All in all, the movie made a great impact. . . proved by a cast member .. . seen crying after the first showing. Jim Fifield, Rick McFadden Mr. Kellum, Dick Linley, Steve Lett Jim Fifield, Dennis Barnett, Dave Barton. Jerry Brewster, Steve Lett, Rick McFadden Sandy Smead, Maggie Carter, Jim Fifield, Rick McFadden 30 Renee Westbay, Sandy Smead, Dennis Barnett, Maggie Carter, Rick McFadden DA VID—structure episode... no exact plot. . . theme is used for unity . .. each episode speaks about something different. General experience of a boy ' s life. .. give and take of childhood. . . love. .. learning of death . . . fighting ... all put into one story. During childhood David and friends played war. . . enemy was a jungle-gym. David grows up ... gets a job as a paperboy .. . but all papers are blank . . . editor explains why. David gets drafted into the army . . . meets figure that represents childhood fear. . . places bomb at his feet. Looks up ... sees friends . . . townspeople.. . editor. . . parents . . . all smirking through the jungle-gym. He has a decision to make. . . he makes the right one... falls on bomb . . . friends will not be hurt. Sees whole life explode before him ... he becomes a man. Debbie Magallanes, Rick McFadden Floor manager, girls from Up With People Rick Money, girls from Up With People Sunny Schubert, Dave McDonald, Karen Burch 32 Work .. . calmness .. . accuracy . . . enthusiasm . . . describe WCAE. A great chance for students to experience tele¬ vision broadcasting. . . four CPHS stars . . . four news- broadcastings. Fifteen minutes of news . .. sports . . . happenings at other schools . . .fifteen minutes of interviewing. Facing situations . . . person for interview doesn’t show up ... forgetting scripts ... pro¬ nouncing words with accuracy. Looking into the camera .. . red light off. . . not noticed. . .floor manager jumping around. . . looking at camera with light on .. . right. Thirty minutes over. .. feeling of success ... but counting mistakes .. . can’t wait until next time. . . stars head for home. Dave McDonald, Karen Burch Dave McDonald Dan Steuer. Joyce Durkin Competitive hockey games .. . brave attempts at skiing... daring toboggan runs . . . OCT OF SCHOOL ACTIVITIES. Snurfing ... a cross between skiing and surfing. Numb fingers unlacing skates ... a cold nose, frozen toes . . . soggy mittens and a snow-covered cap. Shoot some pool after school. “ Hamburger, french fries, and a small coke, please” . . . seven people crowded in a booth . . . The place to go on a Saturday night. Phosphorescent posters in neon colors ... a kaleidoscope of dancers . .. black lights produce an eerie glow that shrouds every¬ thing in a Purple Haze. The strobe light. .. unreal. . . like an oldfashionedflick. Hand-clapping, foot¬ tapping music ... the beat is in everyone’s blood. . . it saturates the air. Long hair swinging. .. turned-on minds spinning.. . dance and never stop. Lee Wagner Miter Dusich Doug Rollins Craig Bratten 1969 GYMNASTICS SCOREBOX C.P. OPP. Lincoln way 62 59 Madison Heights 103 50 Hammond Clark 73 81 Elkhart 96 57 Concord 59 94 Hammond Clark 84 70 Jimtown 81 73 Rich East 68 98 Culver Military Academy 97 56 Concord Invitational 4th Place Sectionals 2nd Place 36 Jeff Hammett Anticipation increasing throughout the day .. . nervously hoping that the team will hit. . . individuals performing for a common goal. The unique sport — GYMNASTICS. Patient striving to be the best. . . practicing. .. coordina¬ tion and strength in every movement. The joy of accomplishing a smooth routine on the side horse .. . or an Olympic cross on the rings. Control and guts . . . then a rear vault over the high bar. Exaltation over the execution of a new stunt. . . a back flip with a full twist in free exercise and tumbling. Triple twisting back . . . accurate timing on the tramp. The ultimate accomplishment—all around. Five grueling events . .. discouraging moments . . . tremendous endurance and constant conditioning. Adapting the ideas of rivals . . . competing teammates . .. routing opponents . . . a satisfying season. Pete Malian Bob Verboon Greg Under 37 Dan Paarlberg 1968 VARSITY WRESTLING SCOREBOX C.P. OPP. Valparaiso 19 29 Hobart 19 26 Wirt 19 24 Portage 12 28 Highland 18 24 Lowell 43 3 Lake Central 20 22 Griffith 14 38 Merrillville 16 28 East Gary 42 6 Calumet 19 26 Chesterton 31 14 Hammond Clark 48 0 Conference 9th Place Sectionals 4th Place 38 Rich Bonesleel Hours spent experimenting with new and unique holds .. . practice, WRESTLING, and the final critical moments to contemplate the potential strength and agil¬ ity of the opponent fall methodically into place . . . The crowd watches anxiously as the grapplers come to the center of the mat. Interlock . . . slowly the opponent is eased to the mat. Careful now! Those three-hour practice sessions in the pungent atmosphere of the wrestling room must now pay off. . . Half-Nelson, grape¬ vine, double arm lock, sit out... what comes next? Suddenly the opponent lurches to grab a free arm, but misses. Now! With his shoulders pinned to the mat, all that is left to do is hold on and wait. . . seconds seem like minutes, but finally comes the slap of the ref s hand on the mat. Pin! Matt Greene 39 Rich Bohnen Dale Overturf, Fred Wallace Long, boring lunch hours . . . what to do .. . participate in INTRAM URALS. Basketball, badminton, regular or mixed volleyball.. . three girls and three boys to a team ... do good in practice games . . . win final game and take the tourney games .. . playoff with winners of the other lunch hours . . . rewarded with a trophy signifying the new champions. War between the classes in the annual crab soccer games. Seniors at one end, juniors at the other. .. whistle blows and play begins ... a kick in the teeth, jab to the mouth, punch in the stomach . . . tempers flare, and emotions are quick to anger, remember now... the ball is what is to be kicked, despite popular opinion to the contrary. Many activities are available, and students make use of the gym for everything from the trampoline to jogging. Jim Liss(12), Dennis Gamauf (11) Calumet Conference co-champions, sectional victors . . . best BASKETBALL record in school history, rebound record, gym scoring record. All seems very glam¬ orous on the outside, but consider the weeks of prepara¬ tion . .. every night after school, Saturday mornings, last minute instructions, different strategies for different teams, half-time locker room talks ... the running, drill¬ ing, free throw practicing, keeping in peak condition .. . the strain, effort and desire to perform successfully. The roar of the crowd after an important basket, or the disappointment after missing that shot tells the player that the whole world is watching. Victory is the goal of this concentrated effort, and according to the 1968- 69 Varsity Basketball team, victory was present always and effort evident. Dennis Gamauf 43 Dennis Gamauf Bill Frahm (25), Kelly Tearney (24) John Mummery Bill Frahm (25) 1968-69 VARSITY BASKETBALL SCOREBOX C.P. OPP. Horace Mann 87 73 Portage 82 76 Hobart 71 56 Highland 77 62 E. C. Roosevelt 63 73 Bishop Noll 79 74 Hammond Gavit 75 70 Munster 73 70 Hammond High 74 73 Lowell 89 76 Whiting 72 54 Chesterton 84 55 Griffith 43 41 Merrillville 73 53 Calumet 71 67 Wirt 81 83 East Gary 61 57 Andrean 69 66 Valparaiso 75 73 Calumet Conference Hammond Holiday Tourney Sectionals 1st Place (Co-champions) 1st Place 1st Place Whistle blows and SECTION A LS start. Controlled drib¬ bling . . . a turn around jump shot from the baseline, swish! A shot blocked.. . reaching for a rebound. Bulldogs put down Panthers. Opponent fouls out... a grimace at the charity stripe. . . an ambidextrous for¬ ward who rarely misses. Spectacular shot by a Soph . . . players on the bench waving towels at every basket. . . We’ve got the fever, we’re hot, we can’t be stopped. Wildcats are whomped. Coach signals . .. time stops . . . crowd starts . .. proficient instruction. Cool heads at a tense time. . . chants from the side lines unheard. . . man-to-man press . . . expended energy and muscle cramps. Victors again. Heart-rending loss for Hebron Hawks. Cutting down the net. .. posing for pictures .. . congrats from an unrestrained crowd. 1969 Sectional Champs. Dennis Gamauf Mr. Childress, Bill Frahm (25), Dennis Gamauf (11) 45 John Mummery Bill Frahm Dorothy Nagel, Sandy Smead, Robbie Ligda, Johnnie Duykers. Booster Block Hoosier Hysteria 46 Bill Frahm (25). Dennis Gantaufl 11) Senior Hall is SPIRIT hall. Booster Club members making new capes . . . practicing cheers . . . faithful poster commit¬ teepainting every Monday .. . leaning over the balcony railing watching the team practice. Team wearing cheer¬ leading outfits at the pep session . . . J. V. dancing the can-can . . . Frahm doing the splits . . . Showboat Sunny and the Bieker Mob. Laughing, cheering, spirits high. Bombing the “Hello” cheer. . . staying in the Booster Block during half-time even though dying of thirst. . . Recognizing the coats that your fellow Sunshine member mixed up. Subdued but loyal fans after the one and only conference loss . . . choking back tears while yell¬ ing ” We’re proud of our team . . . “ We ' re Number I” . . . Wild-eyed elation . .. Waiting outside the locker room for the team .. . ceaseless cheering. We know that we are the best.. . CPHS. The Agony and the Ecstasy. Dana Shulls, Dennis Gamauf. Holiday festivities .. . glitter. . . excitement ... a waltz with your beau at the Holly Hop. WINTER A CT1VIT1ES A loop, a swirl, a vertical climb, and once again it’s time for.. . ruined songs and blushing faces . . . boos and cheers.. . talent? Laughing, giggling, and thoughtfulness too were all combined in the coffee house after the crowning of the king and queen. We want Cubs ... We want Cubs .. . the Cubbies confront the Bulldogs . . . strenuously pursuing the ball.. . yet the Bull- pups fail. Grief stricken . . . but still announce auto¬ graphs may be obtained in locker rooms. Skiing?. . . Surfing? . . . No, it’s SNURFING! Snurf coats scarred with doves and flowers .. . down, down, to the bot¬ tom . . . breezing. . . weaving. . . the upset. . . cold wet snow. Dan Frame, Jennifer Duncan. Ted Savage, Mr. McPhearson. Mr. Conard. 49 Jim Fifield, Renee Westbay Barry Estabrook, Bill Carroll, Mary Holtz, Debbie Magallanes, Dick Linley. {f you ' ee planning oo just sifting arwud your t ad Ma� tk 2hi2 , ■ir pOtfbet this «dM. ' C5ne to Oke £ilretWktflt Oriy a tap iU,a y h L Bdtoor JlDVCATlW at a;o M t - 9 ’ I my Louis, Jim Fifield Dennis Barnett, Jim Fifield Last class play for CPHS... ‘THE SIL VER WHISTLE ...a box office flop . .. lack ofparticipation. Yet it was a success for the director , actors, and staff. Six weeks of practicing each night... memorizing lines . .. following cues. Learning to put on stage make-up ... putting up props... painting. Picking out the right cos¬ tumes ... the weeks slip away quickly. Finally a finished product. Contemporary American comedy... professor-turned-tramp at age 37... passes as 77... moves into a home for the old. A myriad of hilarious mishaps ... alive rooster on stage... teaching the old to think and feel young... the professor finds out living to be 77 is worth it. curtains close.. play ends. Mary Holtz, Debbie Magallanes Dennis Barnett 51 VARSITY BASEBALL SCORE BOX 1968 CP OPP. Merrillville 3 1 Hobart 3 9 Clark 15 5 Portage 10 14 Highland 0 2 Lowell 3 1 Chesterton 1 2 Lake Central 5 3 Griffith 1 5 Merrillville 3 6 Calumet 0 1 Munster 10 3 East Gary 1 6 Wirt 1 6 Edison 1 4 Hanover 4 7 1969 CP OPP. Lowell 6 2 East Gary 3 0 Portage 3 0 Merrillville 6 2 Highland 14 9 Hanover 0 4 Lowell 1 0 Lake Central 4 3 Chesterton 5 0 Merrillville 4 5 Calumet 11 4 Wirt 7 4 Griffith 3 1 Sectionals 1st place Jeff Ruehl, Coach Carnahan, Rich Bonesteel (30), Charley Cox, Tom Bednar (39). A green field. . . warm day .. . team warming up.. . mounting excitement. . . BASEBALL. Skill in throwing the curve . . . keen awareness in anticipating the next pitch . . . hold that runner close .... over for the fly ball. . . line drive, double play, fast ball, foul tip, smash single . . bases loaded. .. clutch hit and victory! .400 averages by Vic Harper and Don Cambell... RBI men like Tom Worn- hojf. . . precise bunting by Ron Teer.. . double play combinations of Bob Jacobsen and Charlie Cox . . . strong pitching from the Big 4” . .. Combine for a winning sea¬ son . . . second Calumet Conference Crown for three years for Coach Carnahan . . . the hardballers ' boss for 26 years. Never Die yells a teammate... sectional championship .. .JV ' s . .. preparing for varsity show potential.. . 7—3 season record. 54 (tetp i Latin Club Banquet Boys wrapped in sheets pinned with glittering jewels . .. girls donned in curls and flowing stollas . . .freshman slaves in rags and ropes. Welcoming seniors as guests ... laurel wreaths for those who were honored. Four-course dinner. . . three types of wine. .. eating with fingers . . .joking with slaves. The wedding ceremony . . . calling the gods to bless the couple... exchanging vows .. . carrying the bride to her new home. Piano music ... slaves singing for their supper. Honors for fourth year Latin students ... the Order of the Golden Bow... the thrill of being a Roman noble. Kathie Smith, Chuck Blanchard 55 VARSITY TRACK SCO REBOX 1968 C.P. Opp. Lake Central 72 1 2 74 1 2 Munster 14 52 Win 84 34 University of Chicago Fieldhouse 91 1 2 191 1 2 Merrillville 501 2 67 1 2 Lake Central 81 37 Griffith 70 44 East Gary 103 14 Highland Relays 3rd Place Little Five 2nd Place Rensselaer Relays 1st Place Calumet Conference Divisional Meet 2nd Place Hammond-Gavit Sectional 3rd Place Highland-Conference Final 3rd Place 1969 C.P. Opp. Calumet 66 92 1 2 Munster 37 51 Lake Central 66 541 2 Valparaiso 37 38 Portage 52 66 Lowell 63 55 Highland 73 45 Little Five 3rd Place Rensselaer Relays 3rd Place Clark Relays-Hammond 3rd Place Dave Nasidka Gordon Ayres. Keith Kulzler 56 Warren Johnson Dave Keilman Running, vaulting, jumping. . . all are done in the sport ofTRA CK. First, what to do ... the shot put?. . . muscles, strength, and timing ... the 12 pound boulder is heaved at distances up to 50 feet! The hurdles? . . . speed. . . co-ordination . . . stability . . . and bruised knees. How about the long jump?.. . easy enough . . . run. and at the right time leap ... as far as those muscles can possibly throw ... all must be split second timed and executed in perfect form. Try the high jump . . . measure off an exact distance.. . run up to the bar. . .jump over. . . effort, strain, and co-ordination. Set sights on higher places . . . the pole vault employs all of the previous qualities . .. an exact amount of speed is needed to clear the 11 -foot mark. Last but not least. .. dashes, relays, and distance running.. . quite a sport. Mike Conquest 57 VARSITY GOLF SCOREBOX 1968 C.P. Opp. River Forest 169 150 Lew Wallace 155 162 Lowell 167 175 Hobart 171 181 Wirt 199 180 East Gary 198 180 Highland 176 194 Merrillville 184 173 Hammond Tech 178 189 Lake Central 1969 169 164 C.P. Opp. Michigan City 346 351 Lowell 178 209 E. Gary 186 194 Wirt 186 219 Calumet 166 186 Highland 166 176 Portage 180 191 Lake Central 172 181 Andrean 178 172 Griffith 192 208 River Forest 184 198 Hobart 179 178 Sectionals 1st Place Regionals 7th Place Jim Liss, Terry Costin 58 Ted Pearce Keith Hitzeman The long green fairways . . . sand traps . . . and despised roughs . . . GOLF. Start off the fresh spring afternoon . .. fastening those size 14 ’s securely ... step up, take a few practice swings to loosen up. Now starts the test.. . eighteen grueling holes . . . pressure on every single move... tee up ... a few more practice swings ... and SMA CK! The solid, white object whizzes down the length of the fairway . . . curving slightly with the wind. . . good start... but the team must keep it up ... as well as obtaining support from team members. What next? ... 5 or 7 iron . . . let’s try 7.. . adjust stance .. . straighten that arm ... on the green! Next reach for the putter. . . eyes glued on that ball and hole. The phrase—“practice makes perfect seems all important now. . . easy . .. aim .. . stroke it — and. . . BIRDIE. John White Kelly Teamey 1969 Prom Betty Bestista, Warner ten Kate Dan Paarlberg. Judy Kmetz, 1969 King and Queen May 3rd. . . twinkling lights . .. covered entrance. .. juniors hosting seniors . . . add to the evening of ST A R SHA DO WS. . . 1969 prom. Dancing to the music of Johnny Nolan and Orchestra . . . awaiting the moment of the crowning. . . Judy Kmetz . . . Dan Paarlberg reign. Post prom . . . San Remo’s . . . next day . . . full of fun. MAJESTIC MIDNIGHT. . . 1968 prom ... a night to remember. music by Sam A matulli and Orchestra. A nnouncing the arrival of each couple . .. entering into an elegant ballroom ... in the center a fish pond with a fountain. The grand march . . . coronation of Mary Menke and Terry Patz . . . an enchanted evening. Nancy Girouard, Rick McFadden. Rick Money. Mary DeLaughter Rick McFadden, Renee Westbay Dandelions popping up . . .flowers blooming.. . senioritis .. . SPRING. New spring dresses . . . sun burned faces ... hot classrooms. Seniors’ thoughts turn toward senior week . . . commencement. . . summer jobs . . . further education . summer full offun. Students bashing teachers’ names . . . toy with thoughts of ditching school. Cries of buck- buck heard during lunch hours . . . anticipating last day of school. . . days are longer. . . but less work is accomp¬ lished. Students rush to make-up unfinished work .. . while daydreaming of sun, sand, and swim. Underclass¬ men make plans for summer school... vacations . . . school next year. Another school year is ending.. . but another is only three months away. Gary Roosevelt exchange students National Honor Society induction 63 Bill Baldwin, Nancy Gilbert, Fred Sheely, Chris Patterson 65 Lights dim . . . theme song trembles out. . . Look to the Rain¬ bow. FIN IAN’S RAINBOW. . . delightful story . . . Finian and Sharon immigrate to the U.S. . . . with a magic pot of gold. . . stolen from a leprechaun. Facing problems of country life.. . crooked politicians . .. a leprechaun turning mortal ... a white man turned black. Woody captivated by Sharon’s charm . . . turns romance to wedding bells. Susan the Silent speaks . . . the words of love.. . granted from a wish by Og. During six weeks of.. . memorizing. . . rehearsing ... no sleep . . . hopes high . . . spirits often low. Most know . . . house lights out. . . overture starts ... this is it. Backstage. . . little is said. This magical evening when mistakes would be few . .. but costly . .. perfection—the word of the night. Rick McFadden. Rick Money, Glenda Head Mr. Charles Aylesworth. Bob Verboon Last class to walk the halls of CPHS as freshmen .. . last class of the ' 60 ' s. Last football game . . . last basketball game. . . come back .. . but it’s never the same. Last prom ... last coffee house. . . last homecoming. Last school newspaper.. . senior wills . .. last time to hang a booster sign. Last time to sit in the booster block ... no more sectionals . .. last Holiday Tourney . .. last club meeting. Last class play . . . last class meeting. Senior week . . . great memories . . . last day of school.. . last walk down senior hall... last time class is together—G R A DU A TION . . . it’s the end. . . and yet it ' s the beginning. Class of 69 67 T National Honor Society DAR FRONT ROW: K. Luers, C. Cooper, K. Myres, J. Ewens, L. Powers, M. Fadden, R. Verboon, L. Mikuta. BACK ROW: P. Vea6h, M. DuMond, B. Long, SECOND ROW: L. Micklewright, J. Duncan, D. Gamauf, R. Me- Carroll, J. Hawes, S. Lett, W. ten Kate, M. Bieker. Quill Scroll FRONT ROW: D. Amodeo, S. Plumb, D. Lysek, D. Brakebill, D. Isaac, L. Childress. SECOND ROW. L. Reed, D. Frame, Mr. Paul Georgas, J. Duncan, C. Wolff, S. Lett, M. Conquest, Mr. Jerry Caravana, K. Kahl, D. Gergely. THIRD ROW. J. Wolff, D. Naum, N. White, J. Duykers, G. Claussen, M. Kelly, S. Stiff, J. Wilshire, D. Heckel, V. Hoyt, C. Cooper. FOURTH ROW: V. Coddington, L. Leistikow, S. McEntire, P. Dance, J. Kiefer, N. Laser, P. Costin, B. Verboon, C. Sandstrom, P. Traylor, D. Bish S. Smead. FIFTH ROW: J. Crnkovich. J. Kmetz, M. Reynolds. D. Brewer D. Russell, B. Bendell, S. Dunn, B. Estabrook, R. Money, K. Smith, B Isaac. BACK ROW: B. Goodall, B. Kyle, B. Carroll, P. Metz, R. Schweit zer, J. Mummery, R. Wilkinson, D. Shultz, J. Ewens, B. Moor, D. McDon aid, K. Naum. Student Council K. Yarnell, D. Veach, S. Schubert, D. Mc¬ Intosh, P. Luke, Miss Nancy Kaczmarek, B. Carroll, B. Isaac. Girls Athletic Association FRONT ROW: D. Rothermel, J. VanDenburgh, D. Dusich, J. Ross, N. Russel, J. Kabella, C. James, D. Kesler, P. Naum. SECOND ROW: R. Tonkin, C. Myers, L. Heaton, B. Loftus, N. White, C. Shrum, S. Robinson, L. Childress, S. Alford, M. Nance. THIRD ROW: S. White. J. Johnson, S. Birtwhistle, J. Wilshire, V. Stahl, M. Wakefield, B. Stout, L. Micklewright, K. Foster, B. Kremer, S. Burrell, S. Johnson, Miss Carol Patterson. FOURTH ROW: S. Plumb, D. Bish, J. Winland, M. Lisec, C. Poisel, L. Leistikow, S. Heun, P. Reiley, C. Mount, P. Hale, J. Duncan, K. Reed, P. Haskell, C. Carstens. FIFTH ROW: V. Wakefield, N. Bessette, S. Cassity, D. Childers, N. Horst, E. Van Denburgh, F. Barlow, B. Slagley, N. Laser. D. Hall, M. Bothwell, P. Molden, L. Pigg. BACK ROW: R. Smith, S. Sutherland, S. Sieker, P. Bish, C. Swallow, M. Reynolds, D. Hough, C. Jordan, S. Dunn, G. Teeter, J. Knetz, K. Smith, E. Fetcko, L. Snell. Girls Gymnastics FRONT ROW: S. Burrell, N. White, L. Childress, S. Pouch, C. Carstens, B. Beaham, V. Stahl, S. Johnson. BACK ROW: E. Slosman, K. Smith, D. Wood, L. Powers, D. Sutherland, J. Kmetz, C. Poisel, D. Isaac, C. Myers. Jr. Rotarians, Kiwanians FRONT ROW: G. Steeb, G. Claussen, R. Verboon, D. Allen, W. Raker, J. White, R. Bonesteel. SECOND ROW: R. Money, C. Cox, R. Armbrust, M. Conquest, R. Hampton, T. Harris, B. Patterson, D. Mech. BACK ROW: M. DuMond, J. Ewens, D. Frame, R. McFadden, D. Paarlberg, J. Hawes, B. Carroll, T. Werblo, S. Lett. Girls’, Boys’ State ) ' i Le Cercle Francais FRONT ROW: D. Gaede, A. Fox, L. Powers, K. Bishop, Mr. Reid Lewis. SECOND ROW: L. Mikuta, R. Westbay, L. White, K. Luers, R. Tonkin, N. Lucy, S. Birtwhistle, C. Lakin, M. Long. THIRD ROW: K. Stein- mann, K. Rooker, S. Akers, B. Kremer, C. Poisel, J. Duncan, M. Everett, G. Ayres, L. Micklewright. FOURTH ROW: N. Gilbert, J. Micklewrighl, D. Veach, K. Hyre, M. Reynolds, J. Kmetz, P. Riesmeyer, D. Marshall. BACK ROW: B. Estabrook, R. Ligda, G. Teeter, R. Murray, D. Barthol- mew, R. Wilkinson, C. Jordan, B. Ely, D. Graden. Junior Classical League FRONT ROW: S. Nobs, K. Rainwater, D. Brooks, D. Betcher. SECOND ROW: K. Kutzler, G. Head, J. Duncan, B. Upchurch. THIRD ROW: J. Vaughn, W. Bixenman, D. Rothermel, B. Rothermel, R. Umfleet, L. Bel¬ lamy. FOURTH ROW: D. Barton, J. Mitchell, R. Oliver, J. Dobs, D. Lain, D. Huseman, J. Albertson. FIFTH ROW: T. Devine, K Smith, T. Way- mire, S. Lundestrum, M. Kinne, W. Graper, D. Lueder. BACK ROW: D. Brakebill, A. Griswold, D. Howe, J. Mills, N. Horst, A. Kacmar, R. Lackey, D. Childers, C. Henderlong. La Socieda d Linguistica de Espanol FRONT ROW: T. Graves, J. Sherfick, J. Walsh, T. Wahlberg, P. Hale, P. Naum. SECOND ROW: D. Wirtz, Miss June Calen, D. McIntosh, D. Magallanes, B. Hough, E. Fetcko, P. Tremper. THIRD ROW: T. Lucy, D. Kesler, K. Packer, J. Young, C. Gibbens, M. Moberg, S. Webb, G. Bright, H. Schmitz, L. Lamken, FOURTH ROW: F. Barlow, J. Licheniak, L. Moberg, D. Joiner, D. Brown, G. Wirtz, V. Struebig. BACK ROW: S. Alford, B. Post, B. Peterson, J. Scheidt, K. Hosfeld, K. Myres, R. Klavas, N. Petroff, R. Segert, P. Bish, P. Claussen Audio-Visual Club FRONT ROW: Mr. John Shettles, W. Pearce, P. Miller, G. Campbell. SECOND ROW: J. Heath, R. Post, D. Morrison, G. Bright. BACK ROW: D. Lindsey, D. Anderson. J. McClelland, T. Biggs, J. Askren, S. Martin. 79 B. Carroll, B. Estabrook, D. Duquette, D, Barnett, P. Tremper, G. Wild. Drama Club Speech and Debate Club FRONT ROW: B. Rothermel, D. Frame, D. Graves, D. Allen, W. ten Kate, Mrs. Nancy Allan. SECOND ROW P. Tremper, R. Westbay, M. Braithwaite, D. Callahan, K. Kolodziej, J. Smith, V. Coddington, R. Tonkin, D. Magallanes. THIRD ROW: D. Akemon, P. Veach, C. Jordon, B. Estabrook, D. Barnett, K. Myres, P. Reese, D. Brown, C. Vesely, V. Struebig, S. Birtwhistle. Art Club Lynn, C. Patterson, L. O’Connell, C. Jordan, B. Fiscus, J. Kmetz. BACK ROW: S. Fisk, C. Wolff, B. Banser, C. Frame, M. Braithwaite, D. Adel- sperger, E. Verboon. Librarian Club FRONT ROW: S. Birtwhistle, R. Westbay, B. Jordan, T. Smith, Mr. Marion Kellum. SECOND ROW: P. Tremper, P. Molden, K. Kolodziej, B. McKinney, R. Tonkin, P. Naum, A. Louis. THIRD ROW: B. Post, K. FRONT ROW: L. Lamken, S. Harter, L. Wirtz, J. Vaughn, L. Panice, Pearce, J. Brakebill, J. Askren, P. Hawks, C. Ultimo, C. Poisel, C. De N. Lucy, E. Hoshaw, A. Joiner, M. Stoltz. BACK ROW: D. Keilman, B. St. Jean, B. Felty. 81 Biology Club FRONT ROW: K. Carnahan, J. Jaeger, J. Koscielnik, F. Wallace. SEC¬ OND ROW: M. Hundley. J. Pringle, D. Kretschmar, D. Lain, P. Myres, R. Strong, E. Hodge, Mr. Charles Bowman. THIRD ROW: R. Lackey, D. Howe, N. Horst, E. Fetcko, N. Martin, M. Gagne, C. Poisel. BACK ROW: J. Wilshire, H. Bright, P. Strum, S. Krueger, M. Segua, M. Lisec, D. Childers, T. Pearce. Future Teachers FRONT ROW: Mr. William Kimble, L. Micklewright, K. Luers, B. Moor, M. Moberg, M. Wakefield, Mr. Richard Gordon. SECOND ROW: B. John¬ son, K. Miller, S. Tully, C. Henderlong, K. Smith, N. Horton, J. Johnson, T. Lucy, A. Joiner. BACK ROW: N. Lucy, B. Borrow, B. Faber, P. Hale, K. Abraham, R. Segert, D. McIntosh, S. Alford, M. Ayers, J. Micklewright, B. Talkington, M. Braatz. Future Farmers FRONT ROW: M. Miller, S. Ellis, K. Wirtz, M. Schafer, A. Dewes, B. Wright. SECOND ROW: R. Allen, J. Pfledderer, D. Hindson, D. Marshall, L. York, E. Reiling, D. Molchan. THIRD ROW . Mr. Leon Dean, D. Future Homemakers FRONT ROW: D. Haniford, B. Williams, M. Gross, V. Allen, L. Well¬ man. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Paul Adams, A. Keilman, S. Braithewaite, N. Shreve, J. Bond, Mrs. Donna Wilson. THIRD ROW: G. Stanley, P. Dock- wieler, L. Wirtz, S. Holloway, C. Wagonblast, D. Akeman, S. Easto, A. Barton, K. Schmidt, J. Gibbs, D. Gamauf, W. RofTman, D. Bartz, G. Camp¬ bell. BACK ROW: A. Strong, S. Brewer, W. Nelson, R. Hovanec, L. Keller. G. Herlitz, R. Rinkenberger, L. Heick. Gall, S. Williams. FOURTH ROW: L. Hutchins, B. Jordan, V. Wright, N. Austgen, L. O’Connell, S. Stanfield, S. Ross, B. McKinney, C. Linder. BACK ROW: M. Urbanski, C. Smith, R. Czaple, D. Bennett, M. Kersey, L. Zeissniss, M. Rich, D. Manis, M. Stoltz. Sunshine Society Officers D. Veach, C. Cooper, C. Harrison, M. Everett, D. Naum. Booster Club Officers Mr. Jerry Flood, V. Hoyt, P. Dance, S. Akers, P. Traylor. High-Y FRONT ROW: B. Long, Mr. Wallace Webb, M. Conquest, D. McDonald, T. Costin, D. Paarlberg, B. Mallat, G. Claussen. SECOND ROW: L. Gergely, D. Gergely, D. DeRisi, R. Money, S. Bistransky, D. Mech, C. Blanchard, B. Verboon, M. Zieseniss. THIRD ROW: R. Teer, T. Buche, R. Hampton, C. Cox, K. Roberts, M. Lakin, T. Volk. FOURTH ROW: R. Armbrust, P. Claussen, K. Seegers, C. Schubert, T. Moran, S. Keehn, D. Murray, L. Wagner. BACK ROW: N. PetrofT, J. Mummery, J. Koscielniak, D. Logan, L. Reid, J. Petry, D. Creager, B. Goodall. R. Klavas. Lettermen Club FRONT ROW: Mr. Don Kyes, D. Keilman, R. Hampton, B. Patterson, K. Kutzler, M. Karshner, T. Costin, G. Kubal. SECOND ROW: P. Misek, M. Zieseniss, R. Bohnen, S. Dusich, G. Claussen, B. Verboon, M. Greene, D. Keller, B. Ewens, G. Ayres. THIRD ROW: D. Beaham, J. Hammet, R. Patrick, D. Miller, D. Mech, G. Steeb, D. Brewer. FOURTH ROW: B. Frahm, J. Hawes, V. Harper. J. Mummery, L. Keller, W. Raker, E. Ked- ney, K. Kahl, D. Campbell, M. Smith, R. McFadden, S. Gergly. BACK ROW: J. Dunn, R. Armbrust, B. Mallat, B. Miller, D. Graden, R. Bonesteel, R. Teer, S. Lett, D paarlberg, T. Moran, M. Conquest, L. Wagner, C. Cox. Varsity Cheerleaders J. Duykers, D. Nagel, D. Shultz, R. Ligda, S. Smead Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders J. Wilshire, K. Hotchkiss, S. Burrell, S. Sneden FRONT ROW: R. Zmuda, Mrs Redding, P. Tremper. Nancy Allen. BACK ROW: D. Linley, S. Ross, R. Tonkin, A. AFS Committee FRONT ROW: W. ten Kate, D. Veach, D. Allen. L. Moberg, D. McIntosh, Mr. Paul Georgas. SECOND ROW: N. Lucy, J. Kmetz, J. Sloan, J. Gess- ner, C. Saylor, M. Peer, P. Luke, L. Micklewright, N. Jefferson, L. Prochot. THIRD ROW: L. Mikuta, K. Luers, D. Naum, S. Akers, K. Foster. M. Everett, R. Tonkin, C. Cooper. P. Dillabough, K. Bishop. BACK ROW: A. Fox, B. Ely, D. Mathers, R. Wilkinson, R. McFadden. B. Moor, T. Rieder, M. DuMond, S. Seramur. Folk-singing Club 1 6 r A Cappella FRONT ROW: R. Westbay, H. Dacus, D. Fultz, J. Wilshire, C. Poisel, C. Henderlong, B. Rose, S. Campbell, S. Meyette, D. Magallanes, Mr. Her¬ bert Johnson. SECOND ROW: C. Saylor, G. Krocht, L. Leistikow, M. Braithwaite. J. Gessner, K. Frahm, N. Gilbert, S. Webb, V. Coddington, D. Fiscus, D. Howe. THIRD ROW: N. Martin, P. Faler, H. Bright, G. Head, D. Hough, M. Venema, C. Patterson, R. Money, B. Upchurch, P. Russell, L. Abraham, D. Joiner. BACK ROW: P. Poulton, D. Mills, F. Sheely, D. Barnett, R. McFadden, W. Cox, D. Allan, B. Baldwin, J. Brew¬ ster, S. Lundstrom, D. Overturf, R. Segert, J. Ewens. Swing Choir FR ONT ROW: D. Fultz, R. Westbay, N. Gilbert, D. Magallanes. SECOND ROW: R. Wilkinson, H. Dacus, B. Green, R. Money, Mr. Herbert Johnson. THIRD ROW: G. Head, C. Patterson, B. Upchurch, D. Fiscus, BACK ROW: D. Barnett, F. Sheely, B. Bald¬ win, J. Brewster, R. Segert. Jazz Ensemble FRONT ROW: B. Borron, C. Kerr, W. Doty, D. Campbell, D. Linley, C. G. Kubal. BACK ROW: S. Burke, R. Wilkinson, J. Hosking, B. Brown, Walker. SECOND ROW: C. Oliver, B. Ross, D. Bartholomew, R. Balogh, L. Wagner. Madrigals FRONT ROW: H. Bright, R. Westbay, N. Gilbert, D. Fultz, C. Hender- long, H. Dacus. SECOND ROW: Mr. Herbert Johnson, M. Braithwaite, K. Frahm, C. Patterson, B. Upchurch. BACK ROW: D. Barnett, J. Brew¬ ster, D. Allen, B. Baldwin, R. McFadden, R. Segert. Cadettes FRONT ROW. J. Winland, K. Foster. SECOND ROW: L. Peters, C. Vrabely, C. Kennedy, P. Huber, D. Bish. THIRD ROW: V. Hoyt, J. Bul¬ lock, M. Kelly, B. Stahl, K. Kennedy. C. Kelly. FOURTH ROW: S. Stiff. D. Menke, P. Shadowen, S. Wheeler, L. Fogleman, K. Hortyk, C. Kelby. BACK ROW: P. Traylor, S. Krueger, E. Fetcko, J. VanBuren, M. Brock. K. Smith, D. McKee, P. Fauser. Band FRONT ROW: C. Cooper, B. England, R. Fathke, C. Ingram, S. Johnson, J. Ross, N. Horst, B. Kessler, E. Luebcke, N. Bailey, C. Walker, S. McEntire, D. Toney. SECOND ROW: S. Plumb, N. Heyer, S. Phillips, C. Lakin, M. Morgan, H. Dillabough, J. Win- land, W. Harter, D. Russell, J. Trietsch, P. Lee, D. Naum, V. Hoyt, L. Corning, P. Naum, S. Harter, L. White. THIRD ROW: A. Fox, P. Thomen, D. Bethel, J. Veach, D. Sullivan, D. Barton, B. Holcomb, G. Marshall, J. Hosking, B. Brown, T. Bailey, R. Wilkinson, R. Buhse, B. Kyle. L. Beck, M. Tagg, P. Luebcke, P. Forsythe, D. Campbell, M. Gengler, C. Kerr, K. King, J. Enyeart, D. Bosel, W. Doty, B. Barron. FOURTH ROW: T. Martin, T. Fleming, J. Johnson, M. Gourley, L. Buhse, D. Taylor, P. Costin, S. Metz, L. Griswold, G. King, J. Jaeger, B. Graper, K. Nolan, K. Foster, M. Cartmell, J. Cilek, D. Linley, C. Blanchard, P. Herrington, B. Quade, J. Duncan, R. Balough, S. Forsythe, C. Oliver, C. Cox, A. Henderlong. BACK ROW: R. Nichols, D. Carroll, D. Brewer, D. Haddix, D. Russell, S. Hyre, J. Wolff, S. Burk, B. McKee, F. Canning, B. Ross, D. Bartholomew, G. Wild, Mr. A1 Castronova. Drum Majors B. England, C. Cox Feature Twirler M. Tagg Color Guard B. Upchurch, J. Burns, L. Prochot, D. Gergely, P. Poulton, D. Rollins, B. Rose, P. Graham, G. Head. Twirlers J. Johnson, R. Johnson, V. Hoshaw, K. Haskell. Inklings FRONT ROW: K. Yarnell, B. Ely, S. Schubert, P. Luke, Miss Nancy Kaczmarek, J. Reynolds, B. Carroll, T. Werblo. SECOND ROW: T. Mc¬ Leod, S. Amodeo, K. Luers, D. Amodeo, P. Veach, G. Farley, D. Gaede, P. Dillabaugh. THIRD ROW: S. Smead, N. Jefferson, J. Gessner, D. De- Risi, B. Estabrook, M. Pool, N. Bailey, K. Ivasiecko, S. Mees. BACK ROW: P. Riesmeyer, D. McDonald, P. Reese, T. Rieder, J. Scheidt, D. Barnett, C. Bratten, R. Hampton, J. Walter, B. Post. Excalibur FRONT ROW: B. Isaac. Miss Nancy Kaczmarek, K. Yarnell. SECOND ROW: S. Sneden, L. Childress. D. Isaac, S. Plumb, K. Luers. THIRD ROW: J. Kiefer, S. Mees, B. Post, D. DeRisi, D. Bish. FOURTH ROW: R. Money, S. Schubert, K. Myres, D. McIntosh. BACK ROW: B. Carroll, B. Cres- well, V. Harper, C. Bratten, M. Conquest. Varsity Football FRONT ROW: V. Camarda, D. Miller, J. Golden, D. Steuer, B. White, D. Hampton, M, Greene, E. Burton. SECOND ROW: J. Graden, Mgr., B. McKee, T. Hunt, R. Hampton, W. Neely, J. Pierce, D. McDonald, D. Mech, M. Karshner, G. Kubal, R. Klavas. THIRD ROW: P. Pettit, Mgr., Coach Don Kyes, Coach John Shipley, D. Frame, T. Costin, D. Ansley, M. Smith, L. Gergely, K. Kahl, R. Garner, R. Oliver, M. Devins, Coach Dave Schaef¬ fer, Coach Dick Stillwagon, M. Morgan, Mgr. BACK ROW: J. Sykes, D. Smith, D. Steuer, V. Harper, T. Wornhoff, B. Toering, K. Hindson, D. Paarlberg, D. Campbell, J. Florchak, K. Seegers, D. Graden, K. Kutzler. Reserve Football FRONT ROW: T. Backensto, M. Morgan, Mgr., R. Smith, D. DuSoId, J. Loomis, R. Greene, D. Lain, B. Brasaemele, J. Koscielniak, J. Pfledderer, Jaeger, P. Pettit, Mgr., D. Carpenter. BACK ROW: Coach Don Kyes, A. D. Murray, J. Graden, J. King, Coach John Shipley, J. Crinkovich. 94 Tennis FRONT ROW: M. Segura, G. Thalmann, L. Wagner, G. Claussen, B. Lett, R. Armbrust. BACK ROW: Coach Mike Ross, B. Carroll, D. Rollins, Nolan. SECOND ROW: S. Gergely, C. Cox, L. Gergely, C. Bratten, S. R. McFadden, E. Strong, D. Bartholomew, T. Werblo, J. Pringle. Cross Country FRONT ROW: G. Ayres, J. Wolff, J. Duncan, D. Brewer, P. Russell, E. M. Conquest, M. McDonald, M. Merchat, D. Keilman, P. Kirk, P. Costin, Nemes. BACK ROW: Coach Malcolm Ruby, R. Patrick, Mgr., V. Wright, L. Merchat, Mgr. Varsity Basketball FRONT ROW: D. Steuer, J. Mummery, D, Gamauf, C. Ross, J. Liss. BACK ROW: Coach Harry Allison, K. Tearney, K. Kahl, B. Frahm, E. Kednay, W. Raker, D. Moran, Mgr. Reserve Basketball FRONT ROW: B. White, B. Goodall, T. Wornhoff, K. Naum, D. Steuer. BACK ROW: Coach Dick Webb, R. Oliver, L. Reid, J. Camp, L. Gergely, D. Gergely, C. Shuttz, B. Toering, B. Creswell, Mgr., D. Slosman, Mgr. 96 Varsity Wrestling FRONT ROW: L. Keller, Mgr., B. Ewens, R. Karshner, R. Garner, D. Bohnen, J. Dunn, D. Miller, B. Patterson, R. Bonesteel, D. Campbell, T. Paarlberg, R. Zmuda, M. Zieseniss, R. Patrick, Mgr. BACK ROW: R. Harris, M. Karshner, D. Keller, Coach Carl Carnahan. Reserve Wrestling FRONT ROW: P. Myres, Mgr., S. Walker, B. Moench, C. Schubert, A. Killingsworth, M. Miller, H. Bright, J. Curry, J. Pfledderer, J. Wolff, D. Loomis, D. Russell, D. Poisel, J. Heath, Mgr. BACK ROW: P. Kucia, J. Benbow, Coach Russ Keller. 97 1968 Varsity Baseball FRONT ROW: B. Corbin, K. Graper, C. Cox, R. Teer, J. Stacks. SECOND Preden, Mgr. BACK ROW: Mr. Ed O’Brien, E. Kednay, K. Kahl, M. ROW: J. Ruehl, D. Campbell, J. Mummery, V. Harper, R. Bonesteel, S. Smith, R. McFadden, T. Bednar, Coach Carl Carnahan. 1968 Reserve Baseball FRONT ROW: P. Misek, J. Golden, S. Bistranski, T. Hunt, K. Graper, ROW: D. Logan, T. Williams, C. Haun, M. Smith, L. Reid, C. Ross, M. E. Burton, B. Long. SECOND ROW: Coach Dick Webb, B. Antczak, L. Haniford, D. Kralowetz. Ross, T. Harris, B. Jacobsen, C. King, D. Miller, M. Gengler, Mgr. BACK 98 1969 Varsity Baseball FRONT ROW: J. Golden, B. Antczak, R. Teer, C. Cox, T. Harris, E. Burton. SECOND ROW: P. Pettit, Mgr., D. Campbell, B. Jacobsen, T. Wornhoff, V. Harper, R. Bonesteel, S. Walker, Mgr. BACK ROW: Mr. Ed O’Brien, R. McFadden, K. Kahl, M. Smith, E. Kednay, R. Oliver, Coach Carl Carnahan. 1969 Reserve Baseball FRONT ROW: D. Parsons, B. Nunn, B. Brasaemle, D. Norrick, B. Miller. C. Blanchard, D. Duquette, Mgr. BACK ROW: Coach Dick Webb, G. SECOND ROW: B. Long, B. Crawford, E. Hubbell, T. Hunt, M. Haniford, Campbell, D. Logan, L. Reid, J. Smith, C. Shuttz, J. Pierce, K. Kahl. 99 Gymnastics FRONT ROW: M. Dusich, J. Hammett, R. Witt, K. Porter, G. Linder, M. Tagg, C. Cox. BACK ROW: J. Pierce, Mgr., B. Verboon, P. Mallatt, D. Rollins, R. Hickman, C. Bratten, Coach Jim Everroad, Coach Mike Ross 1968 Varsity Golf 1969 Varsity Golf FRONT ROW: P. Bidez, B. Miller, T. Pearce, J. Florchak, J. White. BACK FRONT ROW: R. Schweitzer, T. Callahan, B. Miller, D. Steuer, J. White, ROW: K. Hitzeman, K. Tearney, J. Aim, B. Kyle, Coach Richard Wood. J. Koscielniak. BACK ROW: K. Hitzeman, T. Costin, K. Tearney, J. Liss, S. Allen, Coach Richard Wood. 100 1968 Varsity Track FRONT ROW: J. Wolff, D. Brewer, P, Russell, B. Hooks, D. Mech, G. King, S. Brewer, K. Kutzler, D. Smith, J. Duncan. SECOND ROW: P. Myres, Mgr., G. Ayres, B. Osborne, M. Conquest, M. McDonald, D. Keil- man, B. Goodall, P. Kirk, R. Smith, A. Loomis, R. Patrick, Mgr. THIRD ROW: Coach Richard Stillwagon, B. Toering, J. Hunt, M. Merchat, D. Marshall, J. Camp, D. Gergley, D. Nasidka, C. Ross, P. Keck, J. Jaeger, Coach Malcolm Ruby. 1969 Varsity Track FRONT ROW: M. Burrell, G. Ayres, K. Kutzler, P. Klingeberger, D. Mech, D. Brewer, S. Cox. SECOND ROW: D. Mako, Mgr., L. Keller, Mgr., B. Carroll, P. Russell, B. Hooks, R. Patrick, Mgr., Coach Malcolm Ruby. THIRD ROW: J. Graden, D. Mills, C. Viers, R. Smith, J. Carter, M. Conquest, B. Osborne, P. Keck, J. Lauerman. BACK ROW: J. Kacmar, J. Isley, M. Merchat, D. Gergley, B. Baldwin, W. Johnson, D. Nasidka, J. Petry, L. Merchat, D. Keilman. English With great imaginations, students got down to the brain-racking job of writing compositions in English classes. Minds pondered, pencils scratched away, and interesting thoughts found their way onto paper. Liter¬ ature books managed to inch their way open to Milton, Chaucer, and Wordsworth. Shakespeare and other famous poets were also freed from the annals of literature and entered the minds of inquisitive students. The Song of Roland, The Dialogues of Plato, and Faust were just a few of the epics read in world liter¬ ature classes in their second year at CPHS. Students were taught the philosophy of great poets and the con¬ cepts of the founding of European countries. Across the hall, grammar students were intent on identifying infinitives or picking out participles. Rules concerning the use of commas, colons, and dashes still provoked seniors in addition to underclassmen. These principles were put into operation when bibliog¬ raphies and footnotes confronted those who tackled term papers at the end of the year. Warner ten Kate, Deronda Akemon, Martha Braithwaite, Karen Kolodziej. Bruce Wright 104 1st hour English class. MR. STEVEN ADAMS, B.S., Indiana State University; English. MRS. NANCY ALLAN, B.A., Indiana University; Drama, English. MRS. RUTH CROWELL, B.S., Purdue University, English. Bette Beaham MR. RICHARD GOR¬ DON, B.S., M.S., Indiana .State University; English, World Literature. MR. ROBERT HORNER, A.B., Indiana University; English, Speech. MISS NANCY KACZMAREK, B.S., Ball State Univeristy; English, Journalism. MISS ALICE LAUTERBUR, B.A., Ball State Univers¬ ity; M.A., Northwestern University; English. MR. BENJAMIN OWEN, B.S., M.S., Butler University; Develop¬ mental Reading, English. MR. MICHAEL ROSS, B.A., Indiana University; English; Family Living. MISS MARILEE THAN- HOLDT, B.A. Earlham College, M.S., Indiana State; Sophomore English. Foreign Lang uage Foreign language courses offered chances for students to become proficient in the language 6f their choice. Speaking the language as well as learning grammar was the new approach taught to beginning Latin students. Advanced students read the works of Cicero, while the Latin Banquet and a trip to see the movie “Ben Hur” highlighted the year for all. Beginning French students presented oral dialogues, while advanced classes studied the geography and economy of France. Classes often had the opportunity to sing or learn a poem. In all levels of Spanish, oral work was stressed. Dia¬ logues and basic pattern drills demanded a complete under¬ standing of the language from beginning students. Adv- vanced students worked to perfect their skills while they expanded their knowledge by studying the literature, geography, history and art of Spain. 7th hour French class. Nancy Horst MISS JUNE CALAN, B.A., Huntington College; English, Spanish. MRS. KATHERINE COFFMAN, B.A., University of Wisconsin; French. MR. REID LEWIS, B.A., University of Illinois, University of Paris; French. 106 Janice Fauser, Wayne Dudley, Pat Lee, Mary Bieker Melissa Reynolds, Pete Mailat. Colleen Kelly, Cheryl Wolff MRS. JOAN MAHONEY, B.A., Purdue University; Spanish. MISS KATHARINE SWARTZ, A.B., Manchester College; M.A., Northwestern University; English, Latin. Math MR. HARRY ALLISON, B.S., M.A., Ball State University; Busi¬ ness Math. MR. CARL CARNAHAN, B.S., University of Illinois; Business Math. MRS. CAROLINE HOLM, B.S., Indiana University; M.S., Purdue Univeristy: Geometry. Dave DeRisi, Doug Parsons Theories, postulates and right triangles confronted inquisitive sophomores in geometry. Formulas, circles and special angles had to be fully understood. Puzzled looks, raised hands, and students diligently laboring over a proof of theorem constituted the common class¬ room scene. The more meticulous study of advanced algebra proved to be the application of previously learned knowledge. Binomials and quadratics posed problems for the third year student who was kept con¬ stantly busy with pop quizzes, the famous element of surprise. Seniors were faced with the last level of high school math, tackling the many challenges of ana¬ lytical geometry, trigonometry, and advanced studies of sequences and series in senior math. And if one listens carefully, chances are you would have been able to hear “Pythagorean what?” echoing somewhere down the hall. Kathy Ivasiecko Gilbert Jae ger 108 Melissa Reynolds, Mr. O’Brien, Jim Graden Tina Jordan, Rich Hovanec MR. CHARLES ISLEY, A.B., DePauw University; M.S., Indiana University; Algebra. MR. EDWARD O’BRIEN, B.S., Purdue; M.S., Inidana University; Geometry. MRS. EDITH SCALES, A.B., Knox College; M.S., Purdue University; Geometry, Senior Math. Lester Easto, Cheryl Trueblood 109 Science Dissecting frogs, worms, and crayfish proved challenging for sophomore biology classes. Students became acquainted with correct lab techniques for using microscopes and developing bacteria cultures. Numerous films dealing with everything from the role of DNA in genetics to Dar¬ win’s theory of evolution were shown throughout the year. Elements, compounds, and mixtures were terms used by chemistry students in performing and writing up exper¬ iments. Instructions on weighing solids and computing metric measurements filled the young chemists’ thoughts. Members of physics classes spent most of their time work¬ ing on various problems and performing lab work. Students dealt with power, light, sound, and electricity. Uij 1 111 i mk: ' ■ Rich Bodinet, Faye Barlow, Gordon Ayres MR. CHARLES BOWMAN, B.S., M.A., Ball State University; Biology. MR. ROBERT CONARD, B.S., Indiana University; Chem¬ istry. MR. DARWIN KINNEY, A.B., Indiana University; Biology. Mike DuMond, Wendy Croft, Tom Harris Mike DuMond, Wendy Croft, Tom Harris 110 Margaret Martin Dave Barton, Mike Long, Sue Sneden, Doreen Perry, Glenn Hamilton ■1 £ if mil j a i Joyce Wilshire, Chris Poisel, Chuck Blanchard, Kav Carnahan MR. MALCOLM RUBY, B.S., Earlham College; Chemistry. MR. LEONARD SAY¬ LOR, A.B., DePauw University; Algebra, Physics. MR. DAVID SCHAEFFER, B.S., M.S., Indiana State University; Biology. MR. RICHARD STILLWAGON, B.S., M.S., Purdue University; Biology. Ill Social Sciences Social studies classes put theory into practice by learn¬ ing to budget their money and play the stock market. Economics classes, along with history classes, attended the Legislature in Indianapolis and toured political offices. Seniors focused their studies on human behavior and re¬ ligions throughout the world in Sociology and Psychology. One field studied in depth by the seniors was conditioned reflexes. World Geography classes studied varying climates, coun¬ tries and land surfaces of the world. At the completion of the course the foreign exchange student, Warner ten Kate, showed films and lectured about the Netherlands. 1st hour Sociology class. MR. DENNIS CONLEY, B.S., Eastern Illinois University; Eco¬ nomics, U.S. History. MRS. DORIS DUNN, B.S., Indiana Universi¬ ty; M.S., Northwestern; Civics, Economics, Speech, World Affairs. MR. ALFRED GRUBER, B.S., M.S., Ball State University; Geog¬ raphy, U.S. History. Jerry Wynkoop 7th hour History class. Wayne Neeley, Jerry Brown Bill Rettig riififeii Ray Brewer, Pam Molden MR. WILLIAM KIMBLE, B.S., Indiana University; Civics, Eco¬ nomics. MR. DENNIS KOCHERT, B.S., Purdue University; U.S. History. MRS. LAURA LIKENS, B.S., Valparaiso University, Western Reserve University; U.S. History. 1st hour History class. MR. HAL MILLER, B.S., Ball State University; Psychology, Sociology. MR. DONALD REVERE, B.A., Wabash College; Civics, Economics, World History. MR. RICHARD WEBB, B.S., M.A., Ball State University; Pan American College; U.S. History. Music Many hours of practice and all around hard work contrib¬ uted to the success of the Crown Point Band in marching and concert performances. In the summer of 1968, the Bulldogs received second place in the National Cherry Festival and went on to win top honors in the Chicagoland Music Festival. The symphonic band performed in the Fall and Christmas concerts, in addition to participating in the NISBOVA State Concert Band Contest. The stage band competed in a number of contests and performed in the Guest Artist concert with Clark Terry. For the first time a Music Theory class was offered. Students studied the basic theories of music in addition to composing their own arrangements and learning to harmonize a melody. Another music class. Folk Singing, offered an unconventional approach to music by allowing students to discuss contemporary music informally. CPHS hosted a number of choral groups. A Cappella joined with the band in presenting the Fall and Christ¬ mas concerts and also sponsored the Spring Concert. Swing Choir and Madrigals, both consisting of A Cappella members, added variation to performances. Nancy Baily, Sharon McEntire 2nd hour A Cappella John Forsythe, Jim Duncan Hi MR. ALBERT CASTRONOVO, B.M., Vandercook Music College, M.A., Indiana State University; Band. MR. HERBERT JOHNSON, B.M., Evangel College; A Cap¬ pella, Girls’ Glee Club, Folk Singing, Music Theory, Mixed Chorus. Art, Business Mastering speed as well as accuracy was a goal for stu¬ dents in typing classes. Manuscripts, term papers, and typing designs for Christmas were only part of the year’s accomplishments. Keeping a systematic record of business transactions was taught in bookkeeping classes. Many machines for every dealing were also studied. Creative talent went into the art of painting. “What is still life painting?” and “How do you put up an easel?” were the satisfactorily answered questions of puzzled students at the beginning of the year. Painting and drawing, basket weaving, pottery making and learning art appreciation were undertaken, while the distinction between the different painting styles of famous artists was also studied. The art classes pro¬ vided creative drawings in display showcases throughout the school, and many students gained recognition in area art shows and exhibitions. Deb Donnely Jack Koonce Ruth Deaton 116 Mary Holtz MR. JERRY CARAVANA, B.S., Ball State University; Bookkeep¬ ing, Typing. MR. JERRY FLOOD, B.S., Indiana University; Business English, Commercial Law, Typing, Business Practice, Sales¬ manship. MISS JANET GAINES, B.S., Ball State University; Shorthand, Typing. Above: Cindy Weaver. Below: Leslie Heaton MR. MARION KELLUM, B.S., M.S., Ball State University; Art. MR. WILLIAM NAYLOR, B.S., M.A., Ball State Univer¬ sity; Business Machines. MRS. NANCY REYES, B.S., Vincennes University, Indiana University, Indiana State University; Typing, Bookkeeping. MISS TERESE SASSO, B.S., Indiana State Uni¬ versity; Shorthand, Typing. 117 Ag, Driver Education “Buckle that seat belt, lock those doors, and adjust that rear-view mirror” were the first words the begin¬ ning driver heard. Many hours were spent with the beginner to acquaint him with the mechanical monster. For the first time in CPHS driver education history, a truck was added to driving experiences in addition to the regular passenger cars used by the department. Agriculture was one of the many vocational classes offer¬ ed. Through active participation, students learned about parliamentary procedure for meetings, cooperative buying and selling, livestock selection, crop and land management, conservation, livestock and crop production, and other activities related to agriculture. Steve Brewer Kay Smith, Mr. McPhearson Wayne Roffman ■. . . . ' .. .A CROWN POINT HIGH SCHOOL DRIVER EDUCATION CAR COUBTESV OF ! CARROLL CHEVROLET ; MR. LEON DEAN, B.S., M.S., Indiana University; Agriculture. MR. JAMES EVERROAD, B.S., Indiana University; Driver Educa¬ tion. MR. MICHAEL McPHEARSON, B.S., Indiana University; Driver Education. 119 MRS. PAULA ADAMS, B.S., Indiana State University; Beginning Clothing, Interior Design. MRS. CAREY METZ, B.S., Purdue Uni¬ versity; Family Living, Foods, Child Care, Home Nursing. MRS. DONNA WILSON, B.S., Indiana State University; Home Nursing, Clothing, Foods. Home Ec, Shop Refinishing furniture and studying styles of furniture was a main interest of housing classes in addition to traveling to Chicago to tour the Merchandise Mart and Marina Towers. A style show in May provided the sewing classes with an opportunity to show their outfits made during the year in class and as home projects. Modern living, in co-operation with the girls’ family living class, was opened to boys this year. Great concentration and precision were involved in drafting. Many of the students enrolled in indus¬ trial arts were offered an opportunity to explore the many facets of industry. 120 Kathy Parker MR. JOSEPH HEUER, B.S., Purdue University; M.S., Indiana State University; Architectural, Mechanical Drawing. MR. DONALD KYES, B.S., Ball State University; Machine Shop. MR. MARTIN MALIZZO, B.S. Ball State University; Drafting, Elec¬ tricity, Sheet Metal. MR. MICHAEL NIKOLICH, B.S., M.S., Indiana State University; Auto Mechanics, Welding. MR. JOHN SHIPLEY, B.S., Ball State University; Mechanical Drawing, Welding, Wood Shop. MR. RICH¬ ARD WOOD, B.S., M S., Ball State University; Wood Working. Linda Fogleman 121 Physical Education Backward rolls, roundoffs, and head stands were familiar terms to Physical Education students. Among the many phases of the program were track, basket¬ ball, gymnastics, tennis, and dancing. Girls found gymnastics to be trying and challenging. The balance beam, trampoline, and uneven bars called for great coordination. Dancing was required of both boys and girls. Rhythm and exact timing were necessary throughout the dances. After students finished two years of P.E., juniors and seniors were eligible to participate as student instruc¬ tors. Qualified students were awarded the President’s Physical Fitness Award. Health classes were also conducted which enabled the students to study the functions of the body. Janet Ross, Miss Patterson MR. RUSSELL KELLER, B.S., M.S., Indiana University; Boys’ P.E., Co-ordinating Drivers Education, Health. MISS CAROL Bob Nolan PATTERSON, B.S., Indiana University; Girls’ P.E. MR. ROBERT SINDY, B.S., Valparaiso University; Boys’ P. E., Business Math. 122 Administration Helping students to arrange schedules and solve problems were the duties of the guidance counselors. Also located in the main office were the secretaries. Mrs. Vivian Spencer acted as the school bookkeeper and treasurer, while Mrs. Marie Olson served as executive secretary and records clerk. Maintaining discipline was only one of the jobs of the administration. Mr. Roger Childress had the overall responsiblity for the entire school program, and Mr. Georgas sponsored Student Council, handled locker problems and directed summer school. Preparation of the school budget and employment of staff members were taken care of by Mr. Robert Brannock and his administrative assistant, Mr. Ray Rogers. Mrs. Cornelia Wood, Mrs. Helen Palmer, Mr. Wallace Webb, guidance counselors. Mr. Roger Childress, principal Mr. Glenn O. Bothwell, Mr. William R. Barnett, Charles I. Aylesworth, Mr. Glenn R. Cooper, Mr. Robert Brannock, school board. 124 Mrs. Ruth O’Neill, Mrs. Judith Schulueter, Mrs. Sharon Hershman. Mr. Ray Rogers, Mr. Robert Brannock, assistant superintendent and superintendent. Mr. Paul Georgas, assistant principal. Mrs. Vivian Spencer, Mrs. Marie Olson, Miss Pam Flemming. 125 Special Staff Special staffs are required to help run CPHS smoothly and efficiently. Working directly with the students was the nurse administering first aid in case of sud¬ den illness or accident, and the speech and hearing therapist correcting defects in students’ speech. Daily routines included managing the buying and selling of books and supplies in the bookstore, keeping the library quiet in addition to signing out books, and supplying audio-visual equipment to aid the teachers. The at¬ tendance directors called home when pupils were sick, and took charge of preparing absent and tardy slips. Other staffs worked for the students by keeping the school and its grounds in top shape and serving daily lunches during noon hours. Mrs. Rita McFadden, nurse. Mr. Alan Young, speech and hearing therapist. Mr. William Naylor, Mr. Charles Lehner, attendance. 126 Mrs. Ardeth Madsen, Miss Ester Roney, librarians. FRONT ROW: Mr. Joe McColley, Mr. Sherman Wood. BACK ROW: Mr. John Lamphire, Mr. John Shettles, audio-visual. Mr. Elmer Fricke, Mr. Ernest Chenoweth, custodians. Seniors Senior class officers are Rick McFadden, treasurer; Nancy Bonini, secretary; and Dan Paarlberg, president. ABATE, DAN: Vocational Arts Curriculum. ABRAHAM, GERARD: FFA 1,2,3,4. ABRAHAM. KAREN: Booster Club 2,4; Cafeteria help 1,2,3,4; FTA 4; Girls’ Glee Club 1, hall monitor 3,4. ADELSPERGER, DENISE: Art Club 1,3,4; Biology Club 2; Boost¬ er Club 3,4; GAA 2; Intramurals 2,3,4; Junior Classical League 2 (treasurer); Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4. AKEMON, DERONDA: Home Economics Curriculum. ALLAN. PHILLIP: Intramurals 1,2,3. ALLEN, DAVE: A Cappella 2,3,4; Class treasurer 1; Drama Club 4 (vice-president); Junior Rotarian; Madrigals 3,4; Senior Class Play; Swing Choir 3. ALLEN, RICH: FFA 1; Intramurals 1,2,3; Librarian help 1. AMODEO, SUE: Art Club 1,2,3; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Cadettes 1,2; Inklings 3,4; La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanol 1,2,3; Stu¬ dent Council 1,2; Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4. ANSLEY, DAN: Biology Club 4; Football 4; Jasper High School, Jasper, Mo. ARMBRUST, RICK: Biology Club 3; High-Y 3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Junior Kiwanian; Lettermen Club 3,4; Tennis 3,4; La Serna High School, Wittier, Cal. AUSTGEN, NANCY: Drama Club 4; Librarian help 4; Librarian Club 4; FHA 4; Le Cercle Francais 4. AUSTIN, STEVE: Basketball I; Class president 3; Cross Country 1,2; High-Y 2,3,4; Lettermen Club 2,3,4; Track 1,2. BARTZ, DOUG: Art Club 1,2; La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanol 1 , 2 . BAXTER, KATHY: Booster Club 2; hall monitor4. BEAHAM, DAVID: Lettermen Club 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,4. BEELER, JAMES: Industrial Arts Curriculum. BIEKER, MARTHA: Booster Club 1,2 (secretary), 3 (president), 4; Class secretary 3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Junior Classical League 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4. BIRDSONG, JAIMIE: Biology Club 2; Booster Club 1; Drama Club 4; GAA 1,2,3; hall monitor 4; Le Cercle Francais 1,2. BISH, DEBORAH: Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Cadettes 2,3,4; Excalibur 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics 3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4. BISTRANSKY, SCOTT: Baseball 1,3,4; hall monitor 3,4; Intra- murals 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3. BLAKE, FRED: Industrial Curriculum. BOA RDM AN, JEFF: Academic Curriculum. BOHNEN, RICH: Lettermen Club 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. BOND. JACQUELYN: FHA 2,3 (secretary). BONESTEEL, RICHARD: Band I: Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 2,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Junior Classical League 2; Junior Rotarian: Lettermen Club 3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. BONINI. NANCY: Art Club 1,2: Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Class secre¬ tary 4; Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4. BOTHWELL, MINDY: Booster Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 3,4; Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4. BOUCHER, GAIL: Commercial Arts Curriculum. BOWMAN, DEBORAH: General Curriculum. 129 BRAITHWAITE, SHARON: Le Cercle Francais 2; Librarian help 2; Sunshine Society I; FHA 2,3 (secretary), 4 ( president). BREWER, STEVE: Band 1,2; Cross Country 2; FFA 2,3,4; Intra¬ murals 1,2,3,4; Track 2,4. BROOKS, KATHY: Intramurals 1,2. BUCHE. TIM: Band 1,2; High-Y 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Letter- men Club 3,4; Tennis 1,3. BUHSE, RON: Art Club 1,2; Audio-Visual 2; Band 1, Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics 2; Junior Class Play; Le Cercle Francais 1, 2,3. BURCH, KAREN: Booster Club 1, 2,3,4; GAA 1; Junior Class Play; Le Cercle Francais 3; Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4. BURNEY, PAT: Booster Club I; Drama Club 2,3; hall monitor 2; Intramurals 1,2,3; Librarian Club 3. BURNS, DIANNA: Booster Club 2,3,4; hall monitor 2; Junior Class Play 3; Sunshine Society 3,4. BURRELL, MARSHALL: Cross Country 1,2; High-Y 2,3; Intra¬ murals 1,2,3,4; Le Cercle Francais 2,3; Lettermen Club 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3. CALLAHAN, DEBBIE: Booster Club 1,4; Drama Club 4; FTA 4; GAA 3; hall monitor 4; Sunshine Society 1. CAREY, PAT: Booster Club 3,4; Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4. CARR, LESLIE: Band 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3; La Sociedad Lin- guisticade Espanol 1,2,3. CARROLL, WILLIAM: Inklings 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Representative to Boys’ State; Speech and Debate Club 1,2,3 (vice-president), 4 (president); Tennis 2,3,4. CASTEEL, JIM: Hall monitor 2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Swing Choir 1,2. CLAUSSEN, GREG. Biology Club 3; High-Y 2,3,4; Junior Rotar- ian; Lettermen Club 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Tennis 2,3,4. CLEVELAND, RICHARD: Baseball 1; FFA 1,2,3,4 (president). CONGER, BARBARA: Booster Club 1,2,3,4; GAA !,2,3,4; hall monitor 2,3; Inklings 3; Intramurals 1,2,3. CONNELLY, JIM: Baseball 2; Cross Country 2; Gymnastics 1; High-Y 3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; La Sociedad Linguistica de Espan¬ ol 2,3. 130 CONQUEST, MIKE: Class president 2; Cross Country l,2,3,4; High-Y 2,3 (vice-president), 4 (president); Junior Rotarian; Lettermen Club 2,3,4; Student Council 4 (vice-president); Track 1, 2,3,4. COOPER, CATHY: Band 1,2,3; Class treasurer 3; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 3,4 (treasurer); Sunshine Society 1,2,3 (vice-president), 4 (president). COPELAND, PEGGY: Hanover Central High School, Cedar Lake. COSTIN, TERRY: Biology Club 1,2,3; Golf 1,2,3,4; High-Y 1,2,3, 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanol 1,2; Lettermen Club 3,4. COX, CHARLEY: Band 1,2,3,4 (president and drum major); Base¬ ball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; Gymnastics 3,4; Junior Rotarian; Letter- men Club 3.4; Tennis 4. CRAWLEY, JAMES: Vocational Machines curriculum. CREAGER, DARL: Hall monitor 3,4; High-Y 2,3,4. CROFT, WENDY: Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Junior Classical League 2; Le Cercle Francais 4 (president); Sunshine Society 2,3,4. DEATON, RUTH; Art Club 1,3; La Sociedad Linguistica de Es- DEMPS, DAVID: Business curriculum. DE PAOLI, JAMES: High-Y 2,3,4: La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanol. DEVINS, JOHN: Junior Classical League 3. DEVITTE, FRANK: Andrean High School, Gary. DE WEERD, LINDA: Booster Club 3; GAA 2,3; La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanol 2,3; Sunshine Society 2,3; LeMars Central High School, LeMars, Iowa. DILLABAUGH, PEGGY: AFS 4; Band 1,2; Booster Club 3,4; Ink¬ lings 4; Intramurals 4; Junior Class Play; Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4. DUKES, LENDEL: Intramurals 1,2,3,4. DuMOND, MIKE: AFS 4; Cafeteria help 2,3; Chess Club 1,2; Junior Rotarian; National Honor Society 3,4. DUNCAN, JENNIFER: Booster Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Le Cercle Francais 1,2,3,4; Junior Classical League 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Girls State; Student Council 2,3,4 (Treasurer). 131 DURKIN. JOYCE: Booster Club 4; Inklings 4; Sunshine 4; Lew Wallace High School, Gary. DUSICH, MITER: Gymnastics 2,3,4; Intramurals l,2,3,4; Letter- men Club 2,3,4. EASTO, LES: Intramurals 1,2,3; Junior Class Play; La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanol 1,2. EASTO, SHIRLEY: Hall monitor 3; Librarian help 2; FHA 4. EILTS, RICHARD: Art Club 2,3; Biology Club 3; hall monitor 3,4: inklings 4; Intramurals 1,2; La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanol 1 , 2 . ELLSWORTH, EDNA: Business Curriculum. ENGEL, TIMOTHY: Holy Name School, Cook. ERNST, JACK: Hall monitor 2. EWENS, JOHN: A Cappella 2,3,4; Junior Classical League 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4. FARLEY, RICK: General Curriculum. FELTY, BEVERLY: La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanol 4; Librar¬ ian help 4; Librarian Club 4; Sunshine Society 4; Emerson High School, Gary. FISCUS, BRUCE: Art Club 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Le Cercle Francais 2,3. FISHER, DEBRA: Business Curriculum. FLACK, TOM: North Vernon High School, North Vernon. FOGLEMAN, TERRY: General Curriculum. FORD, ROBERTA: General Curriculum. FRAHM, WILLIAM: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cafeteria help 1,2,3; FFA 1,2,3; hall monitor 1; Intramurals 1; La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanol 1,2; Lettermen Club 1,2. FRAME, DAN: Biology Club 2,3; Drama Club 4 (president); Stu¬ dent Council 4; Junior Class Play; Junior Rotarian; Football 1.3.4. 132 FRONEK, NOLAN: Intramurals l,2,3,4. FULTZ, DEBBIE: A Cappella 2,3,4; hall monitor 4; Madrigals 2,3,4; Swing Choir 3,4. FUNK, CARROLL: Gymnastics 1; hall monitor 1; Intramurals 1,2.3; Wrestling 1. GAEDE, DEBORAH: Biology Club 2; Booster Club 3,4; Inklings 4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Le Cercle Francais 1,3,4; Sunshine Society 1,2, 3,4. GAMAUF, DENNIS: Basketball 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4. GEISEN, DIANA: Booster Club 1; hall monitor 1,3; Sunshine Soci¬ ety 3,4. GERGELY, STEVE: Baseball 1; hall monitor 4; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanoi 2; Lettermen Club 3,4; Tennis 2,3,4. GETTLER, DONNA: Booster Club 3,4; GAA 3; hall monitor 3; Le Cercle Francais 1,2,4. GEYER, BILL: Hall monitor 4. GIARRAPUTO, CINDY: Commercial Arts Curriculum. GIBBS, ALICE: Booster Club 1; hall monitor 2,3,4; Sunshine Soci¬ ety 1,2,3,4. GIBSON, JERRY; Industrial Arts Curriculum. GILLILAND, MARY: Bishop Noll Institute, Hammond. GRADEN, DONALD: Art Club 1,2,3 (treasurer), 4; Football 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Lettermen Club 3,4. GRAPER, KEITH: Baseball 2,3; hall monitor 1; Intramurals 1,2,3. GRAPER, SUZY: Biology Club 1; hall monitor 4; Intramurals 1,2,3; La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanoi 1. GRAVES, DEBBIE: Booster Club 2,3 (secretary), 4; Drama Club 4 (secretary); Intramurals 2,3,4; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Movie; Sunshine Society 2,3,4. GREENE, MATT: Audio-Visual 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Lettermen Club 3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. 133 GREER, NELLIE: GAA 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; hall monitor 4: Intramurals 1,2,3,4; La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanol 1,2; P.E. assistant 4. GROSS, DOROTHY: Hanover Central High School, Cedar Lake. GUDGEL, RON: Academic curriculum. HADDIX, DALE: Band 4; Gary Edison High School, Gary. HAMMETT, JEFF: Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; hall monitor 4; Intra- murals 1,2,3; Lettermen Club 3,4. HAMPTON, RON: Excalibur 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; High-Y 2,3,4; Inklings 3,4; Junior Kiwanian; Lettermen Club 3,4 (treasurer); La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanol 1,2. HANIFORD, DOUG: Basketball 1 (manager); Football 2; hall mon¬ itor 3; High-Y 1,2,3,4; Intramurals l,2,3,4; La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanol 1,2. HARPER, VIC: Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Lettermen Club 2,3,4; Mr. Football; Track 1. HARRIS, DAVE: Horace Mann High School, Gary. HARRIS, THOMAS: Baseball 2,3,4; Junior Kiwanian; La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanol 2; Football 3; South Huntington High School, Ruffsdale, Penn. HAUSMANN, CHRISTINE: Academic curriculum. HAWES, JIM: Baseball 1; Football 1,2; Junior Rotarian; Letter- men Club 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Wrestling 1,2. HAWKS, JAMES: Audio-Visual 3,4; Intramurals 1,2; La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanol 1. HEAD, ALLEN: Academic curriculum. HECKEL, DONNA: Drama Club 1,2; Student Council 4; Le Cercle Francais 2. HENDERLONG, ART: Band 1,2,3,4; Biology Club 1,2; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Le Cercle Francais 2. HENDERSON, KATHY: Academic curriculum. HEUN, SUSAN: Booster Club 4; GAA 4; La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanol 4; Sunshine Society 4; Overton High School, Memphis, 134 HIESTAND, LINDA: Commercial Arts curriculum. HODGE, ED: Biology Club 2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Gymnastics 3; hall monitor 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Le Cercle Francais 2,3,4. HOLTZ, MARY: Hall monitor 4; Junior Class Play; Sunshine Soci¬ ety 1,2. HOOKS, BRIAN: Biology Club 2; Football 2; Junior Classical League 3; Intramurals 1,2,3; Track 2,3,4. HOSFELD, KEN: Hall monitor 2; Intramurals 1,2,3; La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanol 4. HOSHAW, ELLEN: A Cappella 2; Librarian help 4: Librarian Club 4; Sunshine Society 2,3. HOUGH, BRENDA: Intramurals 1,2; La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanol 1,2,3,4 (vice-president). HUBER, PAMELA: Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Cadettes 2,3,4; Intra¬ murals 1,2,3; Student Council 2; Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4. HUGG, SHIRLEY: Junior Classical League 1,2; hall monitor4. HUPP, PEGGY: Intramurals 1,2,3; Le Cercle Francais 1,3. HYRE, KATHLEEN: Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Cadettes 2,3; Gymnas¬ tics 1; Le Cercle Francais 1,2,3,4; Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4; Twirl- ers 1. ISAAC, BECKY: Booster Club 2,3,4; Cadettes 2,3; Excalibur 3,4 (editor); Hall monitor 3; Inklings 3; Intramurals 2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 4; Student Council 3,4. JACOBSEN, ROBERT: Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. JAEGER, CHUCK: General curriculum. JAHNKE, NANCY: Intramurals 4; Le Cercle Francais 3,4; Sun¬ shine Society 4; Barrington High School, Barrington, III. JEFFERSON, NANCY: Band 1; Booster Club 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3; Inklings 4; Junior Class Play; Le Cercle Francais 1,4; Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4. JONES, KEITH: Business curriculum. JORDAN, BECKY: Art Club 1,2,3 (president), 4 (president); FHA 4. 135 JOSEPH, FRANK: Baseball 1,2; Basketball I; High-Y 1,2; hall monitor 1,2,3. KABELLA, JANET: Art Club 1,2,3,4; Booster Club 1,2,3; GAA 4; Inklings 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4. KEEHN, SCOTT: Football 2; hall monitor 4; High-Y 4; Inklings 3; Intramurals 4. KEILMAN, DAVE: Basketball 1,2; Cross Country 2,3,4; Intra¬ murals 1,2,3,4; Lettermen Club 3,4 (secretary); Track 1,2,3,4. KELLER, LEE: Football 1,2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Lettermen Club 2,3; Track 3; Wrestling 3,4. KELLY, MARY: Biology Club 1,2; Cadettes 2,3,4; hall monitor 2, 3; Homecoming Court; La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanol 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4. KELSEY, DUANE: High-Y 2,3,4; Inklings 4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Junior Classical League 1; Lynehurst High School, Lynehurst, Ohio. KENNEDY, CARROLL: Art Club 1; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Ca¬ dettes 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 1; Le Cercle Francais 1,2,3; Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4. KIRN, JOE: Intramurals 2,3; La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanol 3: Student Council 2; Wrestling 1,2. KLAUBO, CAROLINE: Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Cadettes 2,3,4; Drama Club 1,2; Excalibur 2,3; Homecoming Court; Le Cercle Francais 1; Sunshine Society 2,3,4. KLEIN, DAGMAR: Biology Club 2; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Ca¬ dettes 3,4; Drama Club 1,2; Le Cercle Francais 1,2,3; Student Council 3; Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4. KOLARIK, LINDA: Booster Club 2; Librarian Club 4; Sunshine Society 2; Gary Edison High School, Gary. KOLISCH, NANCY: Band I; Booster Club 2; hall monitor 1; Inklings 2; Sunshine Society 3. KMETZ, JUDY: Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader, Freshman 1; GAA 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court; Student Council 4; Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4. KOLODZIEJ, KAREN: Art Club 3,4; Booster Club 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; GAA 2; Junior Class Play; Junior Classical League 2; Sunshine Society 2,3,4; Le Cercle Francais 3,4; Edison High School, Gary. KOUDER, CHUCK: Intramurals 2,3; Hanover Central High School, Cedar Lake. KRALOWETZ, DOUG: Baseball 2,3,4; Gymnastics 1; hall moni¬ tor 2,3; Intramurals 1,2; Speech and Debate 1. KUBAL, GARY: Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics 1,2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Lettermen Club 1,2,3,4; Mr. Football Candidate. 136 LAKIN, MARK: Band 2,3; High-Y 2,3,4; Intramurals 4; Pep Band 2,3; Rensselaer Central High School, Rensselaer. LAMBERT, MARK: High-Y 2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3; Track 1. LAMKEN, LINDA: GAA 4; Junior Class Play; Librarian help 3, 4; Librarian Club 3,4; Senior Class Play; La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanol 2,3,4. LAZARZ, MARY: Booster Club 1,2,4; Cadettes 1; Drama Club 1; LeCercle Francais 1,2. LEE, PAMELA: Band 1,2; Biology Club 2,3; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Cadettes 2; La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanol 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,3; Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4. LEE, PAT: Band 1,2,3,4; Biology Club 2,3; Color Guard; Dance Band 4; High-Y 2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanol3. LETT, STEVE: Basketball 1,2; Junior Rotarian; National Honor Society 3,4; Representative to Boys’ State; Student Council 4 (president); Tennis 3,4; Lettermen Club 3,4. LINDER, CONNIE: FHA 3,4. LITTLE, BONNIE: A Cappella 2,3; Booster Club 3; Le Cercle Francais 1,2; Madrigals 3; Mixed Choir 1; Sunshine Society 3. LONG, MARLA: Biology Club 2,3 (secretary); Booster Club 1,2, 3,4; Drama Club 1,2; Junior Class Play; Le Cercle Francais 1,2, 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4. LUCY, NORLENE: AFS 4: Booster Club 3; FT A 3,4; GAA 2,3; Intramurals 2,3,4; Le Cercle Francais 3,4; Librarian Club 4 (presi¬ dent); Sunshine Society 2,3,4. LUERS, KAREN: A Cappella 2,3; Booster Club 2,3; Excalibur 4; FT A 3,4 (secretary); Inklings 4; Le Cercle Francais 3,4; Nation¬ al Honor Society 3,4 (corresponding secretary); Sunshine Society LUKE, PETRA: Booster Club 2,3; AFS 4; Inklings 2,3,4 (editor- in-chief); Junior Class Play; Le Cercle Francais 1,2,3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4. MCCLELLAND, JOHN: Audio-Visual 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4. MCDONALD, MIKE: Cross Country 3,4; Gymnastics 1,2; Intra- murals 1,2,3,4; Lettermen Club 4; Track 1,2,3,4. McENTIRE, SHARON: Band 1,2,3,4; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; FTA 3; Student Council 4; Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4. McFADDEN, RICHARD: A Cappella 3,4 (vice-president); Base¬ ball 1,2,3,4; Class vice-president 3, treasurer 4; Junior Rotarian; National Honor Society 3,4; Senior Class Movie; Tennis 1,2,3,4. McGRAW, PAT: Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Sunshine Society 2. McINTOSH, DEBBIE: AFS 2,3,4 (vice-president); Booster Club; Cadettes 1,2; Excalibur 3,4; Holly Hop Queen; La Sociedad Lin- guistica de Espanol 3,4 (treasurer); Quill and Scroll 4; Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4. McKINNEY, BETTY: Hall monitor 4; Art Club 3,4; FHA 4; Girls’ Glee Club 1. MACIAS, DEBBIE: Booster Club 3; Drama Club 3; FHA 3; FTA 4; hall monitor 4; Junior Class Play. MAGALLANES, DEBORAH: A Cappella 3,4; Booster Club 1,2, 3,4; Cadettes 2; Senior Class Movie; La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanol 2,3,4 (president); Swing Choir 4; Twirlers 1. MANIS, DIANNA: FHA 3,4; River Forest High School, East Gary. MARLOW, JOHN: Industrial Arts curriculum. MARSHALL, PATTY: Librarian help 3; Librarian Club 3. MATHERS, DEBBIE: AFS 4; Booster Club 3; Sunshine Society 1, 2,3,4; Le Cercle Francais 1,2,3. MECH, DENNIS: Industrial Arts curriculum. MERCHAT, LOUIS: Cross Country 4 (manager); Intramurals 3,4; Track 3. MERRITT, BARBARA: Sunshine Society 1. MEYER, LARRY: Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Tennis 3. MICKLEWRIGHT, LAUREL: Booster Club 2,3,4; FTA 3,4 (vice- president); GAA 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Senior Class Play; Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4; Le Cercle Francais 1,2,3,4. MIKUTA, LAURA: Band 1,2; Booster Club 2,3,4; Excalibur 3; Junior Classical League 2; Le Cercle Francais 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4. MILLER, MARK: Horace Mann High School, Gary. MILLER, PAUL: Art Club 1,2,3.4; Audio-Visual 1,2,3, (secretary- treasurer), 4 (president); Biology Club 2; Football 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Le Cercle Francais 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,4. MISEK, PHILLIP: Baseball 1,2,3; hall monitor 3; Lettermen Club 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3. MITCHELL, SARAH: Biology Club 1; Intramurals 1,2,3. 138 139 MOBERG, LINDA: AFS 3,4 (secretary); Booster Club 4; Ca¬ dettes 2; FTA 1,2,3; Junior Classical League 2; La Sociedad Lin- guisticade Espanol 3,4; Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4. MONEY, RICK: A Cappella 2,3,4 (president); Excalibur 4; High- Y 4; Junior Kiwanian; Senior Class Play; Student Council 1,2, 3,4; Swing Choir 3,4. MOOR, BECKY: AFS 4; FTA 3,4 (president); hall monitor 1,2,3; Le Cercle Francais 1,2; Representative to Girls’ State; Student Council 4; Twirlers 1,2. MORAN, TOM: Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; High-Y 1,2,3, 4; Letterman Club 2,3,4. MORGAN, BOB: Basketball 1,2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; La Socie¬ dad Linguistica de Espanol 3; Football 1; Student Council 1,2,3; Track 1. MOTT, ROZALYN: Girls’ Glee Club 1,2; Sunshine Society 1,2,3, MUELLER, MARILOU: Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Le Cercle Francais 1,2. MYRES, KEN: Biology Club 2,3; Drama Club 3,4; E xcalibur 4; Junior Class Play; National Honor Society 3,4 (president); La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanol 1,2,3,4. NAGEL, DOROTHY: Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Cadettes 1; Cheer¬ leader, Reserve 2, Varsity 3,4; Homecoming Queen; Sunshine So¬ ciety 2,3,4; La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanol. NANCE, CAROLYN: Portage High School, Portage. NAUM. DEBORAH: Band 1,2,3,4 (secretary-treasurer); Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Junior Classical League 2; Student Council 2,4; Sun¬ shine Society 1,2,3,4 (corresponding secretary). NOONAN, JENNIE: Booster Club 2,3,4; Cadettes 2,3; hall moni¬ tor 3; Sunshine Society 2,3; Ancillia Domini High School, Don¬ aldson; Le Cercle Francais 3. O’CONNELL, LINDA: Art Club 1,2,3 (secretary), 4; Biology Club 2; FHA 4; GAA 3; Le Cercle Francais 1,2,3; Librarian help 3; Sunshine Society 3. O’LENA, DANNIE: Hall monitor 2; Intramurals 1,2; Track 2; Wrestling 1,2. OMAN, CHARLOTTE: Home Economics curriculum. ORAM, BETH: Art Club 1,2; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanol 1,2; Sunshine Society 2,3,4 ORAM, DAVE: High-Y 2,3. OVERTURF, DALE: A Cappella 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanol 2. PAARLBERG, DAN: Basketball 1; Class vice-president 2, presi¬ dent 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Junior Rotarian; Lettermen Club 3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4. PANOZZO, ANTHONY: Art Club 1,2; Football 1; Intramurals 1,2,3; La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanol 1; Student Council 2,3. PARCEL. IRIS: Art Club 2,3; FHA 2,3; GAA 2,3; hall monitor 3,4; Sunshine Society 2,3; DeMotte High School, DeMotte. PARCEL. LYNN: Junior Classical League 3,4; DeMotte High School, DeMotte. PATRICK, LARRY: Band 1,2; La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanol PATTERSON, BRUCE: Junior Kiwanian; Lettermen Club J,2,3 (vice-president), 4 (president); Wrestling 1,2,3,4. PEER, MARY: AFS 4; Band 1,2; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Health Careers Club 3; Junior Class Play; Le Cercle Francais 1,3; Sun¬ shine Society 1,2,3,4. PERZO, JUDY: Booster Club 1; GAA 1,2; Intramurals 2,3; La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanol 1,2; Sunshine Society 2,3,4. PETERMAN, MIKE: Naples High School, Naples, Fla. PETERS, LINDA: Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Cadettes 2,3,4 (captain); GAA 1; Student Council 3; Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4. PHILLIPS, SUSAN: Band 1,2,3; Biology Club 2; GAA 1,2; Gym¬ nastics 2; Intramurals 1,2. PIERCE, JEFF: Football 1,2,3,4; hall monitor 3; High-Y 1,2,3,4; Le Cercle Francais 1,2; Track 1,2. PIRTIE, KAREN: Cafeteria help4. PITTMAN, ROBERT: Biology Club 2,3,4; Gymnastics 2,3; Intra¬ murals 1,2,3,4; La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanol 1,2. POLEN, SHERRY: Art Club 1,2; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; La Socie¬ dad Linguistica de Espanol 1,2,3; Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4. POSTLETHWA1T, LINDA: Booster Club 2,3; GAA 2,3. POWELL. LORINDA: Booster Club 3,4. POWERS, CATHY: Home Economics curriculum. POWERS, LAURA: Biology Club 1,2 (secretary), 3 (president), 4; Booster Club 1,2,3 (treasurer), 4; GAA 2,3,4; Le Cercle Francais 3,4 (vice-president); National Honor Society 3,4 (recording sec¬ retary); Representative to Girls’ State; Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4. POWERS, WAYNE: Industrial Arts curriculum. PREDENKIEWSICZ, STEVE: Baseball 1,2; Wrestling 1. QU1GG, CRAIG: Industrial Arts curriculum. RAKER, WAYNE: Audio-Visual 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 2; Junior Kiwanian; Lettermen Club 3,4. REESE, PAM: Booster Club 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; GAA 3; Inklings 3,4; Junior Class Play; Andrean High School, Gary. REYNOLDS, MELISSA: Booster Club 3,4; GAA 2,4; North Cen¬ tral High School, Indianapolis. ROBERTS, JIM: Intramurals 1,2,3; Le Cercle Francais 1,2,3. ROBERTS, SUSAN: Biology Club 2; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Junior Classical League 2; Junior Class Play; Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4. ROBERTSON, BARBARA: Drama Club 1; La Sociedad Linguis- tica de Espanol I. ROBINSON, PRISCILLA: La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanol 1. ROBINSON, SANDRA: Booster Club 2,3,4; FHA 2; GAA 1,2,3, 4; Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; hall monitor 4; Intramurals 2; Junior Classi¬ cal League 1,2. ROSS, LANNY: Baseball 3,4; Intramurals 3. ROTHERMEL, BARB: Biology Club 2; Drama Club 3,4; GAA 1, 2; Junior Classical League; Sunshine Society 3,4. ROUHSELANG, BOB: Football 1,2; hall monitor 1,2,3; Intra- murals 1,2,3; La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanol 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3. RZEPSKI, JOHN: Cafeteria help 1,2. SABAU, DIANE: Hall monitor 3; Intramurals 1,2; Sunshine So¬ ciety 2,3,4. SANDSTROM, CANDI: Intramurals 2; La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanol 1,2; Student Council 4. 141 SAYLOR, CARL: Audio-Visual 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics 1; Intramurals 1,2,3. SAYLOR, CAROLYN: A Cappella 3,4; Biology Club 2: Booster Club 2,3; Cadettes 2; FT A 1,2,3 (secretary); Junior Classical League 1,2. SCAGGS, DOUG: Industrial Arts curriculum. SCHMIDT. KENNETH: FFA 2,3,4. SCHOFIELD, SANDRA: Band 1,2,3. SCHUBERT, SUNNY: Booster Club 2,3,4; Excalibur 3,4; Inklings 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Sunshine Society 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3; WCAE 3,4; Keystone Oaks High School, Pittsburg, Penn. SCHULTZ, BILL: Industrial Arts curriculum. SCHULTZ, KENNETH: Intramurals 2,3; Hanover Central High School, Cedar Lake. SERA MUR, SUE: AFS 4; Booster Club 1,2,3; Excalibur 3; Le Cercle Francais 1,2,3,4; Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4. SERGENT, PAM: Business curriculum. SHEELY, FRED: A Cappella 3,4; Swing Choir 4; River Forest High School, New Chicago. SHIMKO, JEANNE: Booster Club 3,4; hall monitor 3,4; Sunshine Society 4. SICKLES, KARL: Industrial Arts curriculum. SLOAN, JEAN: AFS 4; Booster Club 1,2,3; Le Cercle Francais 1, 2,3,4; Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4. SLOSMAN, LIZ: Folk Club 4; Hebron High School, Hebron. SMITH, JANIS: Drama Club 4; Sunshine Society 4; Lynwood High School, Lynwood, Cal. SMITH, MICHAEL: Baseball 2,3,4; Football 2,4; hall monitor 3, 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Lettermen Club 3,4; Wrestling 2,3. SMITH, TED: Art Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1; Le Cercle Francais 1. 142 SNEDEN, JOANNE: Intramurals 1,2. SOHL, JACQUELYN: Booster Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2; Intramurals 1,2; Sunshine Society 2,3,4. SOUTH, SANDY: Booster Club 1,2,4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Le Cercle Francais 3; Sunshine Society 1,2. STAHL, VALERIE: Art Club 2,3; GAA 2,3,4; Gymnastics 3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Le Cercle Francais 2. STANFIELD, SHEILA; FHA 4; hall monitor 3; Intramurals 1,2. STANLEY, GRACE: Hall monitor 1,3; FBLA 1,2; FHA 3,4: Office help 3,4. STEEB, GENE: Band 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Junior Kiwanian; Lettermen Club 3,4. STIENER, JOYCE: Booster Club 2,3,4; hall monitor 4; La Socie- dad Linguistica de Espanol I: Sunshine Society 1,2,3. STIFF. SUSAN: An Club 1,2; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Excalibur 2; Le Cercle Francais 1,2; Student Council I,2,3,4; Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4. STOLTZ, MARY: FHA 4; Librarian help 4; Librarian Club 4. STRONG, KAREN: FHA 4: Thomas Jefferson High School, Valparaiso. STRUBEIG, VICKI: Biology Club 2,3: Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 4; GAA 2; Intramurals l,2,3,4; Junior Class Play; La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanol 1,2,4 SZUTENBACH, JOAN: Biology Club 2; Booster Club 2; GAA I; hall monitor 2; Inklings 3; Sunshine Society 1,2. TALKINGTON, NANCY: GAA 3,4. TEN KATE, WARNER: AFS 4; Drama Club 4 (treasurer); Na¬ tional Honor Society 3; Student Council 4; Foreign exchange stu¬ dent from Almelo, Netherlands. TONEY, DIANNE: Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 4; FT A 3; Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4. VAN BUREN, JANET: Booster Club 3; Cadettes 3,4; GAA 3,4; Gymnastics 3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Sunshine Society 2,3,4. VAN BUREN, JEFF: Intramurals 1,2,3,4. 143 VAN DENBURGH, JEANIE: Art Club 1,2,3,4; Biology Club 2; Booster Club 1,2,3,4;GAA i,2,3,4; Intramurals. VAN DENBURGH, LON: Vocational curriculum. VEACH. BRUCE: Biology Club 2; Cafeteria help 1,2,3; Excalibur 3; Gymnastics 2; Inklings 3; Senior Class Play. VEACH, DIANE: AFS 2,3,4 (president); Biology Club 1 (trea¬ surer), 2,3; Booster Club 2,3; Excalibur 3; Le Cercle Francais 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4; (recording secre¬ tary.). VEACH, JANET: La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanol 1; Sunshine VEACH. PATRICIA: Drama Club 3,4; Excalibur 3; Inklings 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 3; Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4. VERBOON, BOB: Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; High-Y 2,3,4: Junior Kiwanian; Lettermen Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Rep¬ resentative to Boys’ State; Student Council 2,3,4. VETETO, CHARLIE: Intramurals 1,2. VICK, WANDA: Hall monitor 4; Inklings 3; Junior Classical League 1. VOLK, THOMAS: Biology Club 2; Gymnastics 3; High-Y 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Tennis 3. VRABELY, CATHY: Booster Club 2,3,4; Cadettes 2,3,4; GAA 2; La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanol 2; Sunshine Society 2,3,4; St. Mary’s Academy, South Bend. WAGNER, LEE: Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4; High-Y 2,3,4; In¬ tramurals 1,2,3,4; La Cercle Francais 1,2; Lettermen Club 2,3, 4; Tennis 2,3,4. WAGONBLAST, CAROL: General curriculum. WAKEFIELD, MARGENE. Booster Club 1,2,3,4; FT A 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Play; Sunshine Society 1,4. WALLS, MARY: Booster Club 3; Intramurals 1,2; Sunshine Society 1,2,3. WEAVER, CINDY: Business curriculum. WERBLO, TERRY: Hall monitor 4; Inklings 3,4; Intramurals 3; Junior Rotarian; Tennis 2,3,4. WERLINE, SUSAN: Art Club 1,3; Cafeteria help 1,2,3; La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanol 2. 144 WHITE, JOHN: Golf 2,3,4; Junior Rotarian. WHITE, NORMA: GAA 1,2,3 (vice-president), 4 (president); Gymnastics 2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Office help 4; Student Coun¬ cil 4; Sunshine Society 1. WILLIAMS, BONNIE: FHA 1. WILLIAMS, LINDA: General curriculum. WILLIAMS, TOM: Baseball 3,4; La Cercle Francais 1,2,3; Wres¬ tling 1,2,3,4. WILSON, JERRY: Biology Club 2; FFA 1. WIRTZ, LOIS: FHA 4; Librarian help 4; Librarian Club 4. WIRTZ, RICHARD: Business curriculum. WITT, RICHARD: Gymnastics 1,2,3,4. WOLFF, CHERYL: Art Club 1,2,3,4; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Ca- dettes 2; GAA 3; Gymnastics 3; Student Council 2,3,4 (secretary); Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4. WOOD, JEAN: Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Cadettes 1,2,3; GAA 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3; La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanol 1; Sun¬ shine Society 1,2,3 (treasurer), 4. WRIGHT, BRUCE: General curriculum. WRIGHT, VIVIAN: FHA 4; GAA 3,4; Sunshine Society 1,2. YARNELL, KATHYE: Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Excalibur 3,4; Ink¬ lings 3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Junior Class Play; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4. ZANDER, DANIEL: Intramurals 2,3,4; Le Cercle Francais 2,3. ZIESENISS, LOTTIE: FHA 4; La Sociedad Linguistica de Espanol 2; Sunshine Society 1. ZIESENISS, GEORGE: FFA 3,4. COE, JOHN: 1951-1968 In memoriam 145 Juniors Susan Akers, Jim Albertson, Sherry Alford. Vicki Allman, Bea Altop, Dianne Amodeo. Joan Armstrong, John Arney, Joe Askren. Helene Auskalnis, Barb Austgen, Gordon Ayres. Marilyn Ayers, Terry Bac- kensto. Bill Baldwin. Becky Banser, Austin Bapple, Faye Barlow, Dennis Barnett, Eva Barrett, Dave Bartholo¬ mew, Scott Bashore, Larry Bateman, Wayne Bateman. Steve Batey, Bette Beaham, Larry Beck, Dee Bennett, Brent Beslish, Tim Biggs, Susan Birtwhistle, Kathy Bishop, Rich Bodinet. Beth Borrow, Gertrude Bosel, Debby Boucher, Cliff Bow¬ man, Martha Braithwaite, John Bratten, Barbara Braw- ley. Jay Brakebill, Daniel Brewer. Ray Brewer, Gerald Brew¬ ster, Tim Briggs, James Bright, Mary Brock, Dana Brown, James Brunt, Julfe Bullock, John Burk. Jerry Burney, Don Burns, Jackie Burns, Ed Burton, Tim Callahan, Vince Camar- da, Becky Campbell, Don Campbell, Grover Campbell. Fred Canning, Cyndi Cars- tens, Maggie Carter, Susan Cassity, Lydia Cheer, George Cilek, Jim Cilek, Douglas Clark, Paul Claussen. Phil Claussen, Rich Cine, Kent Cochran, Vicki Codd- ington, Sandy Cook, Gloria Cooper, Sally Crepeau, Den¬ ny Crouse, Elizabeth Crowe. Dave Cuculic, Bob Cullen, Dennis Cundiff, Hubert Dacus, Peggy Dance, Bob Davidson, Thomas Devine, Mark Devitte, Allen Dewes. Karen Dillman, Duane Dock- weiler, Peggy Dockweiler, Steve Doffin, Debbie Donnel¬ ly, Wilbur Doty, Jon Dunn, Dave DuSold, Johnnie Duy- kers. Peggy Early, Mike Ebert, Steven Ellis, Bev Ely, Bob England, Barry Estabrook, Martha Everett, Bob Ewens, Patty Faler. Gary Farley, Jim Farley, Patti Fauser, Elaine Fetcko, Marlene Fiegle, Sue Fisk, Tom Flaherty, Pat Fleming, John Florchak. Linda Fogleman, Steve Forsy¬ the, Kathy Foster, Anne Fox, Kathy Frahm, Chris Frame, Mike Franz, Carolyn Fritz, Sherry Gajda. Patti Graham, Rick Garner, Mark Gengler, Dale Gergely, Lou Gergely, Jill Gessner, Jim Gibbs, Nancy Gilbert, John Golden. Bill Gramenz, Kevin Graper, Bob Green, Dan Green, Rich Greene, Alinda Griswold, Linda Guertin, Terry Hagle, Pat Hale. Mark Haley, Linda Hall, Darrell Hampton, Marrianne Hanat, Mark Haniford, Charlotte Hardin, Cathy Harper, Cindy Harrison, Sharon Harter. Kathy Haskell. Penny Has¬ kell, Becky Hasse, Joseph Hays, Glenda Head, Laurie Heaton, Leslie Heaton, Keith Hefner, Julie Hemphill. Chris Henderlong, Greg Hen- nigan, Phil Herrington, Randy Hickman, Kirk Hind- son, Barb Hinkson, Keith Hitzeman, Bob Hoffman, Sue Holloway. Barb Homeier, Sandy Homeier, Karen Hortyk, Jeff Hosking, Vicky Hoyt, Joyce Hudson, Ken Hughes, John Hunt, Terry Hunt. 147 Ken Ivasiecko, Mark James, Bev Johnson, Carol Johnson, Jane Johnson, Susan John¬ son, Anne Joiner, Tina Jor¬ dan, Keith Kahl. Nancy Kammerer, Lynn Keg- ley, Marcia Keck, Peter Keck, Ed Kednay, Andrew Keene, Colleen Kelly, Anne Keilman, Cheryl Kelby. David Keller, Kathy Kenne¬ dy, Mary Kersey, Becky Kessler, Janet Kiefer, Klaus King, Mark Kinne, Rich Klavas, Mary Kolarik. Glenn Kracht, Barb Kremer, Sue Krueg er, Michael Kucia, Keith Kutzler, Cathy Lakin, Joe Lauerman, Larry Lenz, Diane Lewis. Jane Licheniak, Robbie Lig- da, Diane Liffick, Greg Lin¬ der, Donald Lindsey, Beth Loftus, Dough Logan, Robert Long, Linda Lottes. Amy Louis, Debbie Lowe, Phil Luebcke, Diane Lueder, Susan Lundstrom, John Lusby, Karen Lynn, Byron Magruder, Bruce Mallatt. Denise Marshall, Paul Mars- zalek, Nancy Martin, Becky Matthews, Perry Maull, Dave McDonald, Bruce Mc¬ Kee, Terri McLeod, Debora McPhee. Paul McPheeters, Debbie Menke, Tim Mentink, Mar¬ cel Merchat, Becky Meyer, Jan Micklewright, Nick Mi-- kulich. Bill Miller, Dennis Miller. Jackie Miller, Kathe Miller, Marc Miller, William Miller, Daniel Mills, Jan Mills, Mary Moberg, Pam Molden, Doug Moran. Gail Mott, Carol Mount, John Mummery, Don Mur¬ ray, Rita Murray, Dave Nasidka, Pam Naum, Cindy Neely, Eric Nemes. Barb Oliver, Chuck Oliver, Bruce Osborne, Virginia Osika, Kathy Pachovas, Kathy Packer, Tim Padgett, JeffPardunn, Rich Patrick. Chris Patterson, Rick Perrin, Barb Peterson, Nick Petroff, John Petry, Don Poisel, Mark Pool, Keith Porter, Robert Post. 148 Philip Poulton, Lynn Prochot, Robert Quade, Anne Red¬ ding, Kathy Reed, Larry Reid, John Reynolds, Barbara Rich, Mary Rich. Bill Riddick, Tonya Rieder, Pam Riesmeyer, Barbara Roberts, Stan Roberts, Doug Rollins, Kathi Rooker, Bev Rose, Charlie Ross. Dean Ross, Bob Ruble, Da¬ vid Russell, Nancy Russell, Phil Russell, Pauline Rzepski, Daniel Sark, Myron Schafer, Bob Schramm. Dean Schramm, Chris Shu- bert, Paul Scoville, Keith Seegers, Jan Sherfick, Ches¬ ter Shiner, Gregg Shipley, Carol Shrum, Dana Shults. Rick Shuttz, Tom Simstad, Janet Slagley, Dave Slosman, Sandy Smead, Carol Smith, Jeff Smith, Kay Smith, Pam Smith. Linda Snell, Debbie South, Dennis Sprague, Bonnie Stahl, Kathy Steinmann, Dan Steuer, Nancy Stiff, Gary St. Myers, Francille Suitor. Dave Swift, Jim Sykes, Jerry Szutenbach, Kelly Tearney, Ron Teer, Gloria Teeter, Mi¬ chael Thielen, Pat Thomen, Terry Thompson. Ronda Thornberry, Ruth Tonkin, Pam Traylor, Marlu Treadway, Pam Tremper, Sue Tully, Rose Umfleet, Becky Upchurch, Denise Vahary. James Vaughn, Ellen Ver- boon, Christy Vesely, Greg Viehman, Lynea Wahlberg, Barb Wakely, Vicki Walls, Joyce Walsh, John Walter. Doug Warwick, Terry Way- mire, Michael Weaver, Sandy D. Webb, Sandy J. Webb, Loretta Wellman, Renee Westbay, Jennie Wheeler, Bob White. Linda White, Sue Williams, Rex Wilkinson, Dennis Wil¬ son, Tom Wingard, Lou Wirtz, Ken Wirtz, Carol Wood, Vester Wright. Jerry Wynkoop, Doug Yo¬ cum, Jan Young, Lester Young, Mark Zieseniss. A9?6 fj if 4 A if A r - 2L, c It lii A? ML? $ ; © j| Sophomores Cheryl Abram, Vicky Abram¬ son, Jerry Albertson, Scott Allen, Vickie Allen, Bob An¬ derson, Chris Anderson, Gary Anderson, Steve Anderson. Jim Ansley, Peggy Antczak, Laura Arney, Carol Ashcraft, Nesta Askren, Nancy Bailey, David Barton, Linda Bel¬ lamy, Denny Benbow. Bill Bendell, Tom Berens, Nancy Bessette, Dionne Betcher, Donna Bethel, Patty Bickel, Mary Bieker, Pam Bish, Laurie Bixeman. Bill Bixenman, Chuck Blan¬ chard, Molly Bond, Janice Bonini, David Bosel, Hugh Bowman, Leota Boyd, Mike Boyll, Mary Braatz. Tom Brady, Denese Brake- bill, Tom Brannon, Bill Brasaemle, Craig Bratten, George Bright, Harold Bright, Claude Brooks, Deb¬ bie Brooks. Bill Brown, Steve Bruckman, Laura Buhse, Deborah Burke, Carol Burns, Joe Burns, Sally Burrell, George Callahan, John Camp. Donna Campbell, Sue Camp¬ bell, Pam Carey, Leta Carlin, Kay Carnahan, Deborah Carr, Bill Carroll, Maggie Cartmell, Debbie Childers. 150 Lynn Childress, Ernest Cobb, Jay Coe, Bill Cole, Jeff Con¬ quest, Doris Copeland, Linda Corning, Pat Costin, Cyn¬ thia Curry. James Curry, Bob Crawford, Keith Crawley, Ben Creswell, Joe Crnkovich, Rose Czapla, Bob Decker, Terry Dem- broski, Dave DeRisi. Jim Derrickson, Cynthia De St. Jean, Vanessa Devine, Pam Dewes, Barb Diaz, Har¬ ry Dillabaugh, Bonnie Dixon, James Dobes, Wayne Dudley. Jim Duncan, Shirley Dunn, Don Duquette, Damita Dusich, Doug DuSold, George Easto, John Elleby, Janet Enyeart, Joe Erb. Cherie Ewing, Betty Faber, Roberta Fathke, Jan Fauser, John Ferrero, Alan Fiegle, Donna Fiscus, Tony Fleming, Paul Forsythe. Debbie Fowler, Doreen Fronek, Scott Gable, Mike Gagne, David Gall, Ed Ger- vais, Cindy Gibbens, Craig Gimenez, Loal Goatcher. Bryan Goodall, Martha Gour- ley, Jim Graden, Ken Graden, Bill Graper, Sue Graves, The¬ resa Graves, Mary Ann Gross, Anna Gull. Debbie Hall, Glen Hamilton, Delores Haniford, Donald Harris, Chris Harrison, Wendy Harter, Carol Harvey, Roberta Haun, Patt Hawks. Jim Heath, Gary Herlitz, Nancy Heyer, Donald Hind- son, Bill Holcomb, Bob Hol¬ der, Nancy Horst, Nancy Horton, Vicky Hoshaw. Kim Hotchkiss, Debbie Hough, Rich Hovanec, Den¬ nis Howe, Ed Hubbel, Gayle Hugg, Steve Hugg, Mike Hundley, Dan Huseman. Steve Hyre, Christy Ingram, Debbie Isaac, Kathy Ivasiec- ko, Jerry Jaeger, Joan Jaeger, Cheryl James, Scott James, Alan Johnson. Robbie Johnson, Dan Joiner, Marsha Jones, Ann Kacmar, Kent Kahl, Nancy Kairns, Ron Karshner, Lee Kednay, Karen Keller. 151 SS Jti sz 1 Mi V ! % as r a £ tSLSM. o Jkcl m t AAau, � S3 iZ n s. u l‘ e $ c LSL A o EAASA n o. a. Ail ©os II Larry Keller, Patty Kennedy, Ron Kerbs, Chuck Kerr, Di¬ ana Kesler, Jerry Killings- worth, Gerhard King, Kathy King, Perry Kirk. Sue Kohlscheen, Mark Kolb, Ken Komisarcik, Jack Koonce, Joe Koscielniak, Joey Kremer, Dave Kretsch- mar. Bob Lackey, Doug Lain. Nancy Laser, Char Lawson, Tim Lazarz, Larry Leach, Laurel Leistikow, Mitchell Lewis, Myke Likens, John Limtiaco, Marilee Lisec. Jim Liss, Lucy Livingston, Mike Long, Art Loomis, Kar¬ en Lorenz, Donna Lottes, Tim Lucy, Edith Luebcke, Pam Luebcke. Debbie Lysek, Harry Mac- key, Dave Marshall, Gary Marshall, Susan Marshall, Margaret Martin, Mary Martin, Steve Martin, Tom Martin. Dawn McKee, Suzy Mees, Debbie Merrill, David Metz, Patti Metz, Jeff Mills, James Mitchell, Randy Mitchell, Bill Moench. Doug Molchan, Mitch Mor¬ gan, Carol Myers, Paul Myres, Kevin Naum, Claire Naylor, Betsy Neely, Crystal Niemeyer, Rick Nichols. David Nihiser, Susan Nobs, Sally Noel, Keith Nolan, Robert Nolan, Darrell Nor- rick, Robert Nunn, Rick Oliver, Rockie Oiler. Kathryn Parker, Doug Par¬ sons, Tom Pearce, Debbie Pearson, Sue Perkins, John Phledderer, Doreen Perry, John Peterman, Paul Pettit. Sally Phillips, Jeff Pierce, Linda Pigg, Gail Pirtle, Don¬ na Plants, Sandy Plumb, Christine Poisel, Nikki Ppst- lethwait, Kathy Potts. Sandy Pouch, Jim Pringle, Lisa Pruett, Carl Raab, Kathy Rainwater, Pat Reed, Ed Reiling, Patty Reilly, Bonnie Remmers. Bob Rinkenberger, Ken Rob¬ erts, Pat Roberts, Toni Rob¬ erts, Sandy Robertson, Wayne Roffman, Bill Ross, Janet Ross, Dianne Rothermel. Marcia Sailors, Deb Sand- strom, Rae Scaggs, Margie Scheeringa, Mark Scheeringa, John Scheidt, Judy Scheive, Larry Schmidt, Harold Schmitz. Rick Schweitzer, Sue Scuderi, Rick Segert, Mike Segura, Shelleen Senn, Pam Shadow- en, Mike Sheehan, Chuck Shuttz, Sandy Sieker. Carol Slade, Barb Slagley, Evelyn Slosman, Clarice Smith, Dave Smith, Jim Smith, Kathie Smith, Richard Smith, Roxane Smith. Suzanne Sneden, Bob Snyder, Della Speed, Liz Stacks, Dave Steuer, Bobbi Stout, Patty Sturm, Mike Straka, Art Strong. Eldon Strong, Robert Strong, Rick Sullivan, Shara Suther¬ land, Michael Tagg, Beverly Talkington, Dave Taylor, Harry Taylor, Kathy Taylor. George Thalmann, Deb Thompson, Bruce Toering, Cheryl Trueblood, Mary Urbanski, Chris Ultimo, Elaine VanDenburgh, Roger Vansessen, Judy Veach. Marianne Venema, Bruce Vickers, Colleen Viers, Vivian Wakefield, Cindy Walker, Steven Walker, Fred Wal¬ lace, Roberta Wedge, Sherri Wedge. Debbie Welch, Lloyd Well¬ man, Sara Wheeler, Bruce White, Sandy White, George Wild, Jean Willie, Greg Wil¬ liams, Joyce Wilshire. Jeri Winland, Dennis Wirtz, Jim Wolff, Tom Wornhoff, Dave Young, Rich Zmuda, Ronald Zmuda. 153 PARK INI THIS SID « For a view of fashion elegance Eastgate 100S. MAIN 663-0667 Bryan Goodall, Mrs. Craig, Rex Wilkinson Laura Powers, Steve Lett, Mr. Schepel Buy a Buick — it ' s the smart thing to do! Schepel Buick 142 N. MAIN 663-0201 Keeping CP men number one in fashion Craig’s 132 S. MAIN 663-2545 Complete Fashion Marshall’s Inc. 3525 VILLAGE CT. Gary Mrs. Van Slyke, Matt Greene For great graduation gifts Stath Office Supply 106 N. MAIN 663-3007 Karen Kuhns, Dana Shults Name brand styles Huber’s Department Store 122 N. MAIN 663-0022 Sunny Schubert Specializing in diamonds and engraving Teegarden Jewelers, Joe Rokocz, proprietor 13 N. COURT 663-2837 Mrs. Enlow, Mary Peer The going things are new Fords Art Hill Ford 1000 N. MAIN 663-4940 Mr. Morgan, Bob Morgan Courteous reliable service Geisen Funeral Home, Inc. 109 N. EAST 663-2500 Stop, Shop, and Save at Luke’s Market Basket 1133 N. MAIN 663-3345 John Peterman, Steve Austin, Joan Heidbreder Bank behind the money doors Commercial Bank 115 s. COURT 663-3144 They all gather ’round to enjoy themselves at Family Billiards and Gold Crown Coffee Shop 210 S. MAIN 663-3931 Sue Mees, Dan Steuer, Sue Werline, Don Campbell, Kathye Yarnell Your money goes further Scot Drugs 420 MERRILLVILLE RD. 663-5526 Dagmar Klein, Jeff Bordman A shoe for every foot Paramount Corner 117 W. JOLIET 663-0673 You can ship ’em out by the baker’s doz. Edmar Foods 218 S. EAST 663-0304 Ron Teer, Jim Hawes, Dennis Mech, Mr. Tom Rumbe, Mr. John Diel- tel, Jeff Pierce, Mark Lambert. Steve Brewer, Dennis Gamauf A Scent for Every Nose Metcalf Drugs 120 S. MAIN 663-2231 Quality is Always Better at Claussen’s Schwinn Bikes 111 W. JOLIET 663-3086 Ken Myres, Greg Claussen, Tom Claussen Oldest Bank in Lake County First National Bank of Crown Point 126 S. MAIN 663-5100 Sue Amodeo, Kathy Kors, Butch Kaiser New Sounds for the New Generation Blanchard’s Record Shop 105 s. COURT 663-3009 Jeff Pierce, Duane Kelsey Vic Harper, Nick Petroff Every Rambler Deserves a Chauffeur McLenthen Motors 1003 N. MAIN 663-0092 “For better protection The Johnson Insurance Agency Inc. 113 E. JOLIET 663-0314 Sandy South, Mr. Johnson A card for every occasion Wendt Brothers Drugs 104-6 S. MAIN 663-0210 Paul Miller, Joyce Wilshire Lottie Zieseniss, Debbie Sinks, Carolyn Saylor An extra touch Sandy’s Beauty Shop 115 E. JOLIET 663-2794 A coat for every season Lord’s Dress Shop 126 S. MAIN 663-0422 Barb Conger, Sheila Miller “See the USA in a new Chevrolet” Carroll Chevrolet 1800 MAIN 663-3000 A full line of fashion Lipay’s Dress Shop 115 JOLIET 663-1962 Craig Bratten “Get a lift” P. W. Struebig Son 192 JOLIET 663-2221 Mrs. Nelson, Debbie Utratel Vicky Struebig, Tom Volk Sharon McEntire, Chris Schubert, Scott Keehn High quality meat at Crown Meat Market no s. MAIN 663-0407 Young and old will enjoy shopping at Keehn’s V S Hardware 3 N. COURT 663-0144 Bill Bendell, Mr. Minix Suits every season Falvey’s 107 w. JOLIET 663-0142 Mary Brock, Mrs. Stroup A gift for everyone Stroup Jewelers 9 N. COURT 663-0201 Mr. Fraikin, Junior Miss Crown Point, Sue Stiff You ' re a queen in a Chrysler Fraikin Motors Inc. 57 E. CLARK 663-0081 Furniture for the future Kennedy and Lewis Furniture 108 N. MAIN 663-4067 Kelly Tearney, Nancy Laser, Joan Wirtz TAKE A LOOK AT INLAND Steel . . . one of our nation ' s most basic—yet most exciting industries Inland ... dynamic in its approach to steelmaking has provided challenging oppor¬ tunities for thousands of young men and women. Whether your interest is in production, laboratory or clerical areas or in any of numerous craft training programs. Inland has the size to suit your growth potential the job to challenge your ability. See: Your School Counselor or Employment Representatives of Inland ' s Personnel Department INLAND STEEL COMPANY © INDIANA HARBOR WORKS — 3210 WATLING STREET—EAST CHICAGO. INDIANA 46312 equal opportunity employer Debbie Magallanes, Mrs. Cullen, Kathy Foster “Build with the best ” Crown Point Lumber Co. N. SHERMAN STREET 663-0150 “Fall in the latest style” The Beauty Nook 11 1 2 N. COURT STREET 663-3696 Dan Zander “Have a rolling time at K-D Lanes 114 S. 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Its attractive employe benefit pack¬ age-tuition refund plan, vacations, holidays, life in¬ surance, comprehensive medical insurance, pensions, etc.—provides an atmosphere for individual growth. Fifteen leading colleges and universities are strategi¬ cally located throughout its service area with others available in the greater Chicago area. Drop in. We’ll be glad to talk jobs with you. Northern Indiana Public Service Company symbol of service in nipscoland M EB Everything from cologne to comic books Community News Agency 108 S. MAIN 663-4006 Judy Scheive A wide variety of products to please you Dave’s Drugs LAKESIDE DR. CEDAR LAKE 374-7010 Take a little more off the sides! Jim Hudson’s Barbershop 104 N. MAIN ST. 663-9773 Jim Hudson Always serving the community Pioneer National Title Insurance 107 N. MAIN ST. 663-5160 Mr. Robert Gericke, Susi e Amodeo Service in time of need Merriam Funeral Home 302 S. MAIN ST. 663-4302 Mr. Ed Kasper, Suzy Mees The areas most complete gift shop Cedar Lake Florist LAKESIDE DR. 374-7532 Lynea Wahlberg, Edgar Wahlberg, Ted Wahlberg “If it ' s a question of photography ask’’ Wahlberg Camera Inc. LAKE SIDE DRIVE 374-5911 Purple Haze ‘ ' We ' re in your future’’ Barrick Realty 211 S. MAIN 663-4257 “ Your hometown realty’’ Hood and Company 325 N. Main 663-1111 Mr. Hood, Doug Kralowetz, Kim Hotchkiss “Clean-up, paint-up, fix-up’’ Ray Liss Body Paint Shop 10 N. WEST 663-0989 663-0463 “Low on oil? Check it at” Wagner’s Standard Station EAST JOLIET 663-9790 ” A good fit for everyone” Paramount Corner 117 w. JOLIET 663-0673 “Complete line of new styles” Hub Bootery 113 N. MAIN “For the best in petroleum products” C. W. Huber Inc. 123 N. MAIN 663-4452 Lee Wagner ‘‘After dances go to” Tivoli Restaurant 196th GLENN WOOD RD. CHICAGO HEIGHTS, ILL. SK 5-7411 “Lake County’s largest flower organization” Lake County Greenhouse Corp. 905 E. NORTH 663-2710 “ Buy from the good guys” Claussen Dodge—Dart Inc. 209 w. JOLIET 663-3111 “Long or short term Citizen’s Federal Savings Loan Assn. 155 N. MAIN 663-4758 “The right home for your future Action Realty WIRTZ HEIGHTS Dan Ansley “Quick service at the ring of the bell Ben Franklin 103 w. JOLIET 663-1413 Diana Geisen, Debbie Childers Nancy Horst, Mrs. Dunker “Most complete line of baked goods “ Complete selection of materials Petry’s Crown Bakery Crown Point Drapery 114 S. MAIN 154 N. MAIN 663-0107 663-0259 Kay Carnahan, Sue Sneden, Denise Brakebill “Buy a handful R. W. Pool Company 352 FRANKLIN STREET VALPARAISO, INDIANA 462-2173 OWN POINT Shara Sutherland, Sandy Smead, Sandy Pouch “Savings and loans for the future Crown Point Savings Loan Association 310 E. JOLIET 663-0865 “For information call or visit Lake County Title Company Div. of Chicago Title Company 208 S. MAIN 663-2289 Miss Downey, Jay Coe Mr. Blum, Carolyn Nance, Beth Oram “ Residence, farm, or business Clarke Realty 306 E. JOLIET 663-3344 Mr. Bieker, Bob Jacobson, Martha Bieker “Plan today, build tomorrow” F. W. Bieker Construction 113 N. INDIANA 663-1338 Mrs. Van Slyke, Chris Hauseman Mr. Gettler, Terry Costin “Buy your TV today” Quickie Electronics 800 N. MAIN 663-1273 “When it’s party time” Off The Square 109 E. JOLIET 663-2559 “If you have building to do” Root Lumber Company 527 SHERIDAN 663-4421 EVERY YOUNG HOOSIER DESERVES A FINE PORTRAIT Art Henderlong You’ll like the way we make your student portraits and so will everyone who sees them. Our photographer knows how to combine just the right lighting and just the pose to picture your students at their natural best. THE STUDIO THAT MADE SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHY AN ART photographers 1131 WEST SHERIDAN ROAD CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60626 TELEPHONE 761-5500 Patrons Doctors Joseph Koscielniak, D.D.S. 352 West Joliet Street John P. Birdzell, M.D. Mary D. Carroll, M.D. 663-2580 124 North Main Street 663-0483 Wayne A. Dudley, O.D. 182 West North Street Jerry E. Lambert, D.D.S. 301 South Court Street 663-6454 663-0963 Peter E. Gutierrez, M.D. Andrew E . Russo, M.D. Robert J. Mayden, D.D.S. 250 North Main Street 663-2576 Arthur J. Beckman, M.D. E. R. Tullis, D.D.S. 12110 Grant Street 223 South Court Street 663-2385 663-0252 William N. Horst, M.D. Ben F. Carpenter, M.D. Lawyers 123 North Court Street Carroll, Bielefeld and Barbar, Attys. 663-0815 E. B. Steele, M.D. 109 East North Street 101 North Main Street 663-1298 663-2034 Dentists Hedman and Barr, Attys. 100 South Main Street 663-0012 Leo L. Eisenhutt, D.D.S. Kenneth E. Knight, Atty. 100 South Main Street 310 East Joliet Street 663-0165 663-1368 182 Advertisers Action Rea It y 177 Art Hill Ford 158 Austin Insurance Agency 170 Barrick Realty 174 Beauty Nook 169 Ben Franklin 177 Birdzell. John PI. M.D. 182 Blanchard's Record Shop 163 Community News 170 Carroll. Bielefeld, and Barbar 182 Carroll. Mary D., M.D. 182 Carroll Chevrolet 165 Cedar Lake Florist 179 Citizens Federal Savings and Loan Assoc. 176 Clarke Realty 178 Claussen’s Dodge Dart Inc. 176 Claussen’s Paint and Supply 163 Commercial Bank 159 Craig's Clothing 156 Crown Bakery 177 Crown Meal Market 166 Crown Point Drapery 177 Crown Point l.umber Company 169 Crown Point Savings Loan Assoc. 178 Dave's Drugs 170 East Gate Dress Shop 156 Edmar Foods 161 Eisenhutt. Leo.. D.D.S. 182 Falvcy's 167 Family Billiards 160 First National Bank 163 Fraikin Motors. Inc. 167 F. W. Bicker Construction 180 Geisen’s Funeral Home 158 Glenn Cooper Ass. 171 Gutierrez, Peter E., M.D. 182 Handley's Tastee Freeze 170 Hedman and Barr. Attorneys 182 Henderlong Lumber 179 Herff Jones 171 Hood and Company 174 Horst, William N.. M.D. -182 Hub Bootery 175 Huber. C. W. 175 Huber’s Department Store 154 Inland Steel Company 168 Jim Hudson's Barber Shop— 179 Johnston Insurance Agency 164 K-D Lancs 171 V S Hardware 166 Kennedy and Lewis 167 Knight. Kenneth, E. Atty 182 Knight Insurance 179 Kosciclniack. Joseph B . D.D.S. 182 Lambert. Jerry E„ D.D.S. 182 Lake County Greenhouse Corp. 176 Lake County Title Co. 178 Levine's Boston Store 166 Lincolnway Signs 179 Lipay’s 165 Lord's Dress Shop 164 Luke's Market Basket 158 Marshall's 157 Maydcn. Robert J., D.D.S. 182 McLcnthen Motors 163 Mcrriam Funeral Home 179 Metcalfs 162 Off the Square Office Supply 180 Paramount Comer 175 Pionncr National Title Insurance Co. 179 Pool, R W. 178 Quickie Electronics 180 Ray Liss Body and Paint Shop— 174 Root Lumber Company — 180 Sandy ’s Beauty Shop 164 Schmal and Company Realtors 179 Schmafs Dairy 170 Scott Drugs 161 Shepcl Buick 156 Stath Office Supply 154 Steele. E. B . M.D. 182 Stroup Jewelers 167 Struebig Son 165 Tecgarden Jewelers 157 Tivoli Restaurant 176 The Treasure Chest 169 Tullis. E. R , D.D.S. 182 Wagner's Standard Service 175 Wahlberg Camera Inc. 174 Y W Drive In 170 Staff Mrs. Nancy Allan 80.87,105 Mrs. Paula Adams 83,105,120 Mr. Steven Adams 105 Mr. Harry Allison 96,108,109 Mrs. Helen Anderson 126 Mr. Charles Aylcsworth 124 Mr. Aleen Bothwcll 124 Mr. Charles Bowman 82,110 Mr. Robert Brannock 124.125 Miss June Calen 79,106 Mr Jerry Caravana 75,117 Mr. Carl Carnhan 97,98,58,98 Mr. Al Castronova 90,115 Mr. Ernest Chcnowcth 127 Mr. Roger Childress 45,124 Mr. Robert Conard 49,110 Mr. Dennis Conley 112 Mr. Glen Cooper 124 Mrs. Ruth Crowell 105 Mr. Leon Dean 83.119 Mrs. Doris Dunn 112 Miss Pam Fleming 125 Mr. Jerry Flood 84.117 Mr. Elmer Fricke 127 Miss Janet Gaines 117 Mr. Paul Georgas 75.87,125 Mr. Richard Gordon 82,105 Mrs. Ann Graves 127 Mr. Alfred Gruber 112 Mrs. Hazel Hamlett 127 Mrs. Sharon Hersham 125 Mr. Joseph Heuer 121 Mrs. Caroline Holm 108 Mr. Robert Horner 105 Mr. Charles Islcy 109 Mr. Herbert Johnson 88,115 Miss Nancy Kac marek 75,93,105 Mr. Russ Keller 13.17.97,122 Mr. Marion Kellum 81 Mr. William Kimble 82,113 Mr. Darwin Kinney 110 Mr. Dennis Kochari 113 Mr. Don Kyes 85.94,121 Mr. John Lamphirc 127 Miss Alice Lautcrbur 105 Mr. Charles Lenner 126 Mr. Reid Lewis 78,106 Mrs. Laura Likens 113 Mrs. Ardcth Madsen 127 Mrs. Joan Mahoney 107 Mr. Martin Malizzo 121 Mr. Joe McColley 127 Mrs. Rita McFadden 126 Mr. Michael McPhearson 118,119,149 Mrs. Carey Metz 120 Mr. Hal Miller 113 Mr. William Naylor 117,126 Mr. Michael Nikolich 121 Mrs. Mary Niscvich 127 Mr. Edward O’Brien 108,109.198.199 Mrs. Marie Olson 125 Mrs Ruth O'Neill 125 Mr. Benjamin Owen 105 Mrs. Hcllen Palmer 124 Miss Carol Patterson 76.122 Mr. Donald Revere 113 Mrs. Nancy Reyes 117 Mr. Ray Rogers 125 Miss Ester Roney 127 Mr. Mike Ross 11.48,95,100.105 Mr. Malcolm Ruby 8,95.111 Miss Tcrese Sasso 117 Mr. Leonard Say lor 55,111 Mrs. Edith Scales 109 Mr. Dave Schaeffer 13,94,111 Mrs. Judith Schulueter 125 Mrs. John Shettler 127 Mr. John Shipley 94.121 Mr. John Shuttles 79 Mr. Robert Sindy 122 Mrs. Vivian Spencer 125 Mrs. Doris Sprout 127 Mr. Dick Stillwagon 94,111,101 Miss Katherine Swartz 55,107 Miss Marilee Thanholdt 105 Mr. Richard Webb 96.98,99,113 Mr. Wallace Webb 85.124 Mrs. Donna Wilson 83,120 Mrs. Cornelia Wood 124 Mr. Richard Wood 100,121 Mr. Alan Young 126 Mrs. Frances Zieseniss 127 Students Abate. Danny 128 Abraham. Gerard 128 Abraham, Karen 82,128 Abraham, Lynn Abram, Chery l 150 Abramson, Vicky 88,150 Adelspcrger, Denise 81.128 Akcmon, Dcronda 80,83,104 Akers. Susan 76.84,87.146,169 Albertson. James 146 Albertson, Jerry 78,150 Alford, Sherry 76,79,82,146 Allan, Phillip 128 Allen. David 77,80,87.88.89,114,128 Allen, Richard 83,128 Allen. Scott 100,150 Allman. Vicki 146 Allop, Beatrice 146 Altop. David Amodeo, Diane 27,75,93,146 Amodeo, Susan 93,128,179 Anderson, Chris 150 Anderson, Dennis 79 Anderson, Gary 150 Anderson, Robert 150 Ansley, Daniel 94.128.176 Ansley, Jim 150 Antczak. Michael Antczak. Peggy 150 Antczak. Robert 98,99 Armbrust. Richard 10,11.77,85,95,128 Armstrong, Joan 146 Arney, Laura 150 Ashcraft, Carol 150 Askren. Joseph 79,81,146 Askrcn, Nesta 150 Auskalnic, Helene 146 Austgcn, Barbara 146 Austgcn, Nancy 83,128 Austin. Steve 128,159,163 Ayres. Gordon 8.54,78.85.95.100.101,110.146 Ayres. Marily n 82,146 Bachensto, Arthur 94.146 Bailey, Nancy 90,93.114,150 Bailey. Thomas 90 Baldwin, William 65,88,89.101.146 Baltensberger, Susan Balough. Roger Banscr, Rebecca 146 Banscr, Tim 119 Bapple. Austin 146 Barlow . Faye 5.76.79.110.146 Barnett. Dennis 51.64,65.80,88.89.93.146 Barrett. Eva 146 Barton, David 78,83,90.111,150 Bartholomew, David 78.89,90,95,146 Barlnik. Lynda Bartz, David 83 Bart , Douglas 129 Bashore, Scott 146 Bateman, Larry 146 Bateman. Wayne 146 Batey, Steve 146 Baxter. Kathy 129 Bcaham, Bette 76,105,146 Beaham, David 85,129 Beck, Larry 90,146 Beeler, James Bellamy . Linda 78,150 Bcnbow, Dennis 97,150 Bcndcll, William 75,150,167 Bennett. Delores 83.146 Bercns, Thomas 150 Bcslich, Brent 146 Besse. Mark Bessette. Nancy 76,150 Bctchcn, Dionne 78.150 Bethel. Donna 90 Bieker. Mary 107,150 Biekcr. Martha 74,129.180 Biggs. Tim 146 Birdsong, Jamie 129 Birthwhistle, Susan 76,78,80,81.146 Bish. Debbie 14,25,75.76.90.93.129.190 Bish. Pam 76,79 Bishop, Katharine 78,87,146 Bistransky. Scott 85,98,129 Bixeman, Laurie 150 Bixenhan, William 150 Blake, Freddie 129 Blanchard, Charles 55,85.90.99.111.150 Boardman, Jeff 129.161 Bodmet. Richard 110,146 Bohnen, Rich 38,85.97,129 Bond, Jacqueline 83 Bond. Molly 150 Bonesteel, Rich 26.39.56.57,77.97,98 Bonini, Janice 150.176 Bonini. Nancy 128,129 Borron, Beth 82.89.90.146 Bosel, David 90,150 Bosel, Gertrude 146 Bothwell, Mindy 6,76.129 Boucher. Debby 146 Boucher. Gail 129 Bowman. Clifford 146 Bowman, Deborah 129 Bowman, Hugh 150 Boyd, Leota 150 Boyll, Michael 150 Braatz, Mary 82.150 Brady, Thomas 150 Braithwaitc. Martha 80.81.88.89,104.146 Braithwaite, Sharon 83.130 Brakebill, Denese 75,78,150 Brakebill, Jay 81,146 Brannon, Thomas 150 Brasamelc. W illiam 94,99,150 Bratten. Craig 36.93.95.100.126,150.165 Braltcn, John 146 Brawley, Barbara 146 Brewer. Daniel 75,90.95.101,146 Brewer, Steven 83,100,118,130.162 Brewer, Thomas 113 Brewster, Gerald 64.88,89.146 Briggs. Thimothy 79,146 Bright, George 79,150 Bright. Harold 82,88.89.97,150 184 Bright, James 146 Brock. Mary 90,146.167 Brooks. Claude 150 Brooks. Deborah 78.150 Brooks. Kathy 130 Brown. Dana 79.80,146 Brown, Jerry 113 Brown, William 89,90,150 Bruckman. Steve 150 Brunt, James 146 Buche. Tim 85,130 Buhse. Ronald 90.130 Bullock. Julie 90.146 Burch, Karen 32,33,130 Burk. John 89,90,146 Burke. Deborah 150 Burney. Jerry 146 Burney, Patricia 130 Burns, Carol 150 Burns, Diana 130 Burns, Donald 146 Burns, Jacalyn 92,146 Burns. Joe 150 Burrell. Bonnie Burrell. Marshall 101.130 Burrell. Sally 76,86.150 Burton. Edward 92,146 Callahan. Deborah 80,130 Callahan. George 150 Callahan. Timothy 100.146 Camarda, Vince 94.146 Camp, John 96.101,150 Campbell. Becky 150 Campbell. Donald 85.89.90,94.98.99.146,160 Campbell, Donna 150 Campbell, Grover 79.83,88.99.146 Campbell, Susan 150 Canning. Fred 90,146 Carey, Pam 150 Carey, Pat 130 Carlin. Leta 150 Carnahan, Kay 82.111.150 Carpenter. Danny 94 Carr, Deborah 150 Carr. Leslie 130 Carroll, William 11,18.50.74,75,77,80.93.95, 101.130 Carroll, William 90,150 Carstens, Cindy 76,146 Carter, Margaret 146 Cartmell, Margaret 90,150 Cassity, Susan 76,146 Casteel, James 130 Cheek, Lydia 146 Childers, Deborah 76,78,82,150,176 Childress, Lynn 75,76.93.151.191 Cilck, George 146 Cilek. James 90,146 Clark. Douglas 146 Clausscn, Greg 11,35.48.75.77,95,130.162 Claussen, Paul 79,85,146 Claussen, Philip 147 Cleveland, Rich 130 Cline, Richard 147 Cobb. Ernest 151 Cochran, Kent 147 Coddington. Vicki 75,80,88,147 Coe, Jay 151 Coe, John 145 Cole, William 151 Conger. Barbara 130,164 Connelly . Jim 130 Conquest. Jeff 8,151 Conquest, Mike48.55,62.75,77.84,85,95.101.133 Cook, Sandra 147 Cooper. Cathy 74,75.84,87,90,131,171 Cooper. Gloria 147 Copeland, Doris 151 Copeland. Peggy 131 Corning. Linda 90.151,166 Costin. Pat 25.75.90,95.151 Costin. Terry 4,58,85.94.100.131,180 Cox, Charles 10,77.85,90.91.95,98.99,100,131 Cox, William 88 Craw ford. Robert 99.151 Crawley . James 131 Crawley, Keith 151 Creager, Dari 85,131 Crepeau, Sally 147 Creswell, Ben 93,96,151,190 Crnkovich, Joseph 75,94.151 Croft. Wendy 110,131 Crouse, Daniel 147 Crowe. Elizabeth 147 Cuculic, David 147 Cullen, Robert 147 CundifT. Dennis 147 Curry, Cynthia 151 Curry, James 4,97.151 Czapla. Rose 83.151 Dacus. Hubert 88.89.147 Dance, Peggy 75,84,147 Davidson, Bob 147 Deaton, Ruth 116,131 Decker, Robert 151 Dcmbroski. Terry 151 Demps, David 131 DePaoli, Jim 131 Derrickson, James 151 DeRisi. Dave 85.93,108.151 De St. Jean, Cynthia 81 Devine, Thomas 78.147 Devine. Vanessa 151 Devins. Mike 15.94.131 Devitte, Frank 131 Devitte. Mark 147 Deweerd, Linda 131 Dewes. Allen 83.118.147 Dillabaugh, Harry 90 Dillabaugh. Peggy 87,93.131 Dillman, Karen 147 Dixon. Bonnie 151 Dobcs, James 78,151 Dockweiler. Duane 147 Dockweilcr. Peggy 147 Doffin, Steven 147 Donnelly. Debbie 116,147 Doty. Mary 90 Doty. W ilbur 89.147 Dudley, Wayne 107.151 Dukes, Lendcll 131 Dumond. Mike 22.23,74.77,87,110,131 Duncan. James 90.95.151 Duncan. Jennifer 24,49.74.75.76.77,7 t |j Dunn. John 85,97,147 Dunn, Shirley 26.75.76.151 Duquette, Don 80.99.151 Durkin, Joyce 35,132 Dusich. Damita 76,151 Dusich. Miter 36.85.100.132.170 Dusold. David 94,147 Dusold. Doug 151 Duykers, Johnita 26,46,75.86.147 Early, Peggy 147 Easto, George 151 Easto, Lester 109.132,158,162 Easto, Shirley 83.132 Ebert, Mike 147 Eilts, Richard 132 Ellery , John 151 Ellis, Steven 93.119,147 Ellsworth. Edna 132 Ely. Beverly 18.78.87,93,147 England. Robert 90,91.147 Engel, Tim 132 Enyeart. Janet 90.151 Erb.Joe 115.120,151 Ernst, Jack 132 Estabrook. Barry 50.75.78,80,93.147 Everett. Martha 78.84,87,147 Ewen, Alan 121 Ewens, John 74.75,77.88.132 Ewens, Robert 85.97.147 Ewing. Cherie 151 Faber, Betty 82.151 Faler, Pat 88,147 Farley . Gary 93.147 Farley , Jim 147 Fathke, Roberta 90,151 Fauser. Janice 90,107.151 Fauser, Pat 147 Felly, Beverly 81,132 Ferrero, John 151 Fetcko. Elaine 76.79,82,90.147 Fiegle, Alan 151 Fiegle. Marlene 147 Fifield, James 24,50,51,87 Fiscus, Bruce 81,132 Fiscus. Donna 88.151 Fisher. Debra 132 Fisk, Sue 81,147 Flack. Thomas 132 Flaherty , Thomas 147 Fleming. Patricia 122,147 Fleming. Tony 90,151 Florchak, John 94.100,147 Fogleman. Linda 90,121,147 Fogleman, Terry 132 Ford, Roberta 132 Forsythe. Paul 90,115,151 Forsythe. Stephen 147 Foster, Kathryn 76.87,90,147,169 Fowler, Debbie 151 Fox, Anne 78,87,90,147 Frahm. Kathy 60.88.89,147 Frahm. William 42.44.45.46.47.85,96.132 Frame, Chris 81,147 Frame. Dan 15,49.75,77,80,94.132 Franz. Michael 147 Fronek. Doreen 151 Fronek. Nolan 133 Fritz, Carolyn 147 Fultz, Debbie 88,89.132 Funk. Everett 133 Gable. Scott 151 Gaede. Deborah 18.78.93.133 Gagne, Michael 82.151 Gajda. Sherry 147 Gall, David 151 Gamauf. Dcrfnis 42.43,44.45.47.49.74,83 96 133 162 Garner, Rick 38,94,97,147 Geisen, Diana 133,176 Gengler. Mark 90.98,147 Gcrgely, Dale 75,85,96.101,147 Gcrgely. Lou 85,92.94.95,147 Gcrgely. Steve 85,95,133 Gervais, Edward 151 Gessner. Jill 87,88.93.147 Gettler, Donna 133 Geyer. William 133 Giarraputo. Cynthia 133 Gibbs, Alice 133 Gibbs, Jim 83,147 Gibbens. Cindy 79,151 Gibson,Jerry 133 Gilbert, Nancy 65,78,88.89.147 Gilliland. Mary Lou 133 Gimenez. Craig 151 Golden, John 94.98.99,147 Goatcher. Loal 151 Goodall. Bryan 75,85.96,101,151.156 Gourlcy. Martha 90,151 Graden, Donald 133 Graden, Jim 94.151 Graden. Kenneth 151 Graham. Patricia 62,92,147 Gramenz, William 147 Graper. Keith 78,85,94,98,108.133 Graper. Kevin 98.147 Graper. Suzy 133 Graper. William 78,90,151 Graves, Deborah 80,133 Graves. Gordon 151 Graves, Sue 79.151 Graves, Theresa 151 Greer.. Dan 147 Green. Robert 147 Greene. Matt 14.17.39.85.94,133.157 Greene. Rich 94.147 Greer. Nellie 134 Griswold. Alinda 78,90,148 Gross, Dorothy 134 Gross. Mary 83,151 Guertin. Linda 147 Gudgel, Ronald 134 Gull, Anna 151 Hagle. Terry 147 Hale, Patty 76.79.82,147 Haley, Mark 151 Hall, Debbie 76,151 Hall. Linda 151 Hamilton. Glenn 151 Hammett. Jeff 37,85.100.134 Hampton, Darrell 94.149 Hampton, Ron 12,16,77.85,94.134 Hanat. Marianne 149 Haniford. Dorlores 83.151 Haniford. Doug 134 Haniford. Mark 24,98,99.149 Hardin. Charlotte 149 Harper, Cathy 149 Harper, Victor 12,14,17,85.93,94.98.99,134,163 Harris, David 134 Harris. Don 151 Harris, Tom 77.97,98,99,110.134 Harrison. Christine 151 Harrison, Cynthia 84,149 Harter, Sharon 81.90,149 Harter, W endy 90.151 Harvey , Carol 151 Haskell, Kathy 149 Haskell. Penny 76,92.149 Hasse, Becky 149 Haun, Cecil 57,98 Haun, Roberta 151 Hausman, Christine 134,180 Hawes. James 74,77,85.134.161 Hawks. Jim 134 Hawks, Patricia 81.151 Hays, Joseph 149 Head. All 34 Head, Glenda 64.65,78,88.92,149 Heath, James 79,97,151 Heaton. Laurie 76,149 Heaton, Leslie 149 Heckel. Donna 75,134 Hefner. Keith 149 Heich, Lyle 83 Hemphill, Julia 149 Henderlong. Art 34,90.134 Henderlong. Christie 78.82.88.89,149 Henderson. Kathleen 134 Hennigan, Greg 149 Herlitz. Gary 83,119.151 Herrington, Phil 90.149 Heyer, Nancy 90,151 Hickman. Randy 100 Hiestand, l.inda 135 Hindson, Donald 83,151 Hindson. Kirkley 94.149 Hinkson, Barb 149 Hitzeman. Keith 59,100.101.149 Hodge. Eddy 6,8.82.135 Holcomb. William 90,110,151 Holder, Robert 151 Holloway . Susan 83 Holtz, Mary 117.135 Homeier, Barb 149 Homeier, Sandra 149 Hooks, Brian 34,55,101,135 Horst, Nancy 76,78,82,90.91.106,151,176.188. 191 Horton, Nancy 82 Hortyk, Karen 90,149 Hosfeld, Ken 79.139 Hoshaw, Ellen 81,135 185 Hoshaw. Vickie 92.151 Hosking. Jeff 89.90.149 Hotchkiss. Kim 86.151.174 Hough.Brenda 77.135 Hough. Debbie 76,88,151 Hovancc, Richard 83,108.151 Howe, Dennis 54,78,82,88.151 Hoyt, Vickie 75.84,90.149 Hubbell. Edward 99.151 Huber. Pam 90,135 Hudson. Joyce 149 Huen. Sue 6,76.135 Hugg. Gayle 151 Hugg. Shirley 135 Hugg. Steve 151 Hughes. Kenneth 149 Hundley. Louis 82.151 Hunt. John 101,149 Hunt. Terry 12.94.98.99,148 Hupp, Peggy 135 Huseman. Dan 78,151 Hutchins. Linda 78.135 Hyre, Kathy 78.135 Hyre. Steve 90.151 Ingram. Christy 90.151 Issac. Becky 75,92,95.183,188,189,190 Issac, Debbie 75.76,93,151,188 Ivasiecko. Kathleen 93,108,151 Ivasiecko. Kenneth 148 Jacobsen. Robert 51,98,135,180 Jaeger. Gilbert 135 Jaeger. Jerry 90.94.101.151 Jaeger. Joan 80.151 Jahnkc. Nancy 135 James, Cheryl 76.151 James. Mark 148 James, Scott 151 Jefferson, Nancy 87.93,135 Johnson. Alan 123,151 Johnson. Beverly 148 Johnson. Carol 148 Johnson. David 76.92.148 Johnson. Jane 76,90.148 Johnson. Ronald 151 Johnson. Rosalyn 92.151 Johnson. Susan 81,82,90,148 Joiner, Anne 79,82.148 Joiner, Daniel 79,88.151 Jones. Keith 135 Jones. Marsha 151 Jordan. Christina 76,78.80.81.108.148 Jordan. Rebecca 81,83,135 Joseph, Frank 136 Kabella, Janet 136 Kacmar. Ann 54,78,151 Kahl, Keith 57.75,85.94,96,98.99.148 Kahl, Kent 151 Kairns, Nancy 151 Kammerer. Nancy 148 Karshner, Mike 85.94.97 Karshner, Ron 97.151 Kebley. Linden 148 Keck. Marcia 148 Keck. Peter 148 Kcdncy. Ed 45,96,98.99.148.149 Kedney, Leroy 151 Keehn. Andy 148 Keehn. Scott 85,136.166 Kcilman. Anne 83.148 Kcilman, David 9.55.81.85.95.99,101.136 Keller, Karen 151 Keller. Larry 83.152 Keller. Lee 40,85,97.101.136 Kelly, Colleen 90.107.148 Kelly. Mary 14,75.90.136 Kelsey . Duane 136,163 Kennedy, Carroll 90,136 Kennedy , Kathleen 148 Kennedy . Pat 152 Kerbs. Ron 89,90,152 Kerr. Charles 89.90.152 Kersey . Mary 83.148 Kesler. Diana 76,78,152 Kessler. Becky 90,148 Kiefer, Janet 75.93.148.188.190 Killingsworth. Gerald 97,152 King. Gerhard 90,152 King. Kathy 152 King. Klaus 90.98.101,148 Kinnc, Mark 78,148 Kirk. Perry 95.101.152 Kirn, Joe 136 Klaubo, Caroline 14 Klavas. Rich 16.79.85.94.148 Klein. Dagmar 136,161 Kmetz. Judith Elaine 14,61.63.75.76.81.87,136 Kohlschcen, Susan 152 Kolarik. Linda 136 Kolarik. Mary 148 Kolb. Mark 152 Kolodziej. Karen 80,81.102,136 Komisarcik. Ken 152 Kooncc, Jack 116,123.152 Kosciclniak. Joe 81.85.94,100.152 Kouder, Charles 136 Kraiowetz. Doug 98.136.174 Kremer. Barb 76,148 Kremcr. Joanna 78.152 Kretschmar. David 82.152 Krocht, Glecn 88,148 Krueger, Sue 82,90,148 Kubal, Gary 14,85.89.94,136 Kucia, Michael 97.148 Kutzlcr. Keith 12.17.54.78.85.94.100.101.148 Kyle. Bruce 75.90 Lackey . Robert 78.82.152 Lam, Doug 78.82.94.152 Lakin, Cathy 78.90.148 Lakin. Mark 85,137 Lambert, Mark 137,161 Lamken. Linda 79,81.137 Laser. Nancy 75,76.152.167.188.191 Lauerman. Joe 101 Lawson. Charlene 152 Lazarz. Mary 137 Lazarz. Tim 152 Leach, Larry 152 Lee. Pam 137 Lee, Pat 7.90,107,137 Leistikow, Laurel 25.75,76,88.152 Lcnz, Larry 148 Lett. Steve 11,29,74.75.77,85.95.156 Lewis. Diane 120,148 Lewis, Mitchell 152 Licheniak. Jane 79,148 Liffick, Diane 148 Ligda. Roberta 48.78.86,148 Likens, Mychele 152 Limtiaco, John 152 Linder. Connie 83,137 Linder. Greg 37.100,148 Lindsey, Don 148 Linlcy. Richard 21.24.29.86.89.90 Lisec, Marilee 76,82.152 Liss. James 42.43.60.96.100.150,152.174 Little. Bonnie 137 Livingston, Lucy 152 Loftus, Beth 76,148 Logan. Doug 85.98.99,148 Long. Marla 74.78.137.161,166 Long. Mike 111.152 Long. Robert 85.98.99.148 Loomis. Art 94.97.101.152 Lorenz. Karen 152 Lottes. Donna 152 Lottes. Linda 148.169 Louis. Amy 50.81.148 Lowe, Debra 148 Lucy, Tim 79.82.152 Lucy. Norlcnc 78.81.82,87,137 Luebcke. Edith 90,152 Lucbckc. Pamela 90.152 Luebcke. Phillip 148 Lueder. Diane 78,148 Luers. Karen 74.78,82.87.93,137.189 Luke, Petra 18,19,75.87.93.137 Lundstrom. Susan 78,88.148 Lusby, John 148 Lynn. Karen 81.148 Lysck. Debbie 75.152 Macias, Debbie 138 Mackey. Harry 152 Magallancs. Deborah 31,50,51.79.80,88.138.169 Magrudcr, Byron 148 Mallatt. Bruce 37.85.100.107.148 Manis. Dianna 138 Marshall. David 83.101.152 Marshall. Denise 78,148 Marshall. Gary 90,152 Marshall. Patty 138 Marshall, Susan 152 Martin. Margaret 111,152 Martin, Mary 152 Martin. Nancy 82.88.148 Martin. Steve 79.152 Martin, Thomas 90,152 Marzalek, Paul 148 Mathers, Debbie 87.138 Mathias. Sherry 83 Matthews. Beckcy 148 Maul I. Perry 148 McClelland. John 79.137 McConnel. Richard 99 McDonald. Dave 12,32.33.75,85.93.94,148 McDonald, Michael 99.137 McEntire. Sharon 75,90.114,137,166 McFaddcn. Rick 10,28,29.30.31,61.62.64,65.74. 77.85,87.88.89.94.98,114.128.137 McGraw , Pat 137 McIntosh. Deborah 75.79,82.87.93.138.189 McKee. Bruce 90,94.148 McKee. Dawn 90.152 McKinney . Betty 79,81,138 McLeod. Terri 93,148 McPhee, Deborah 148 McPheeters. Paul 148 Mcch. Dennis 17,77,85.94.101.138.177 Mces, Susan 93,152.160.179 Menkc. Deborah 90.148 Mentink, Tim 148 Merchat, Louis 40,95.101,138 Merchat, Marcel 95,101.148 Merrill. Rosamand 152 Merritt, Barb 138 Metz. David 90.152 Metz. Pat 75.152 Meyer, Becky 148 Meyer, Larry 138 Meyette, Susan 88 Micklewright. Janice 78,82.148 Micklcwright. Laurel 30,74,76.78.82,87,138 Mikulich. Nick 148 Mikuta, Laura 74,78,87.138 Miller, Dennis 85.94,97.98.148 Miller. Jackie 148 Miller. Kathleen 82,148 Miller. Marc 83,97.148 Miller, Mark 138 Miller, Paul 79.138.164 Miller. William C. 99,148 Miller. William J. 85.99,100.148 Mills. Daniel 64.88.114.148 Mills. Janet 148 Mills, Jeff 78.152 Misek. Phillip85,98,138 Mitchell, James 78.152 Mitchell, Randy 4,152 Mitchell. Sarah 138 Mobcrg, Linda 79.87,139 Moberg. Mary 79,82.148 Mocnch, William 97,152 Molchan. Doug 83,152 Molden, Greg 76 Moldcn, Pam 81,113,148 Money. Richard 32,61.65.75,77,85.88,93.139 Moor. Becky 73.75.80,85.139 Moran. Doug 96.148 Moran, Tom 85,139 Morgan. Bob 139,158.162 Morgan, Milch 90,94,152 Morrison. Dennis 79 Mott. Gail 148 Mott. Rosalyn 139 Mount. Carol 76,148 Mueller. Marilou 139 Mummery . John 42.44,46.75.85.96.98,148 Murray, Don 85.94,148 Murray, Rita 78,148 Myers, Carol 76.152 My res. Ken 74.79.80.93,139.162.189,191 Myres. Paul 82.97.101.152 Nagel. Dorothy 14.46.86.139 Nance, Carolyn Nance, Marsha 76 Nasidka. Dave 54,101,148 Naum. Debbie 75.84,87.90,139 Naum, Kevin 75.96.152 Naum. Pam 76.79,81.90.148 Nay lor. Claire 152 Neely. Betsy 152 Neely, Cindy 148 Nelson. Wayne 83.148 Nichols. Richard 90.115,152 Nicmeyer, Crystal 152 Nihiser. David 152 Nobs. Susan 52,78.152 Noel, Sally 152 Nolan. Keith 90.152 Nolan. Robert 95,122.152 Noonan, Jennie 139 Norrick. Darrell 99.152 Nunn. Robert 99,152 O’Connell. Linda 81,83.139 O'Lena. Dannie 120.139 Oliver. Charles 89,148 Oliver, Richard 54.78.90.94.99.152 Oiler, Rocky 152 Oman. Charlotte 139 Oram, Dave 139 Oram, Beth 139 Osborne. Bruce 101.148 Osika. Virginia 148 Ovcrturf. Dale41,88,139 Paarlberg, Dan 14.27.38.61.77,85,94,97,128.140 Pachovas. Kathy 148 Packer, Kathleen 79,148 Padgett, Timothy 148 Panice, Laurel 81 Panozzo. Tony 140 Parcel. Iris 140 Parcel, Lynn 140 Parduhn,Jeff 148 Parker, Kathryn 121,152 Parsons, Doug 97.108.152 Patrick. Larry 140 Patrick, Richard 85.95.97.101,148 Patterson. Bruce 77,85,97.140 Patterson. Christine 28,65.81.88,89,148 Pearce, Thomas 82,152 Pearce. W illiam 79,81 Pearson. Deborah 123.152 Peer. Mary 87.140,157 Pcprin, Sherman 148 Perkins. Susan 152 Perry. Doreen 111,152 Pcrzo, Judy 140 Peterman, John 152,159,163 Peterman. Mike 140 Peters. Linda 90.140 Peterson. Barbara 79.148 Petroff. Nick 79.85.148,163 Pctry, John 85,101.148 Pettit. Paul 94.99,152 Pflcdderer, John 83.94.97.152 Phillips. Sally 90,152 Phillips, Susan 140 Pierce. Jeff 94.140.161.163 186 Pierce. JcfT99.IOO.l52 Pigg. Linda 74.152 Pirtlc. Gail 152 Pirtle, Karen 140 Pittman. Robert 140 Plants. Donna 152 Plumb. Sandra 75.76.90.152 Poiscl. Christine 66.76.78.81,82.88.111.152 Poisel. Don 97.148 Polen, Sherry 140 Pool. Mark 93.148 Porter. Keith 100.148 Post. Bob 79,81,93.148 Postlethwait, Linda 140 Postlethwait, Nikki 152 Potts. Kathy 152 Pouch, Sandy 76.152 Poulton. Philip 88.92.149 Powell. Lorinda 140 Powers. Laura 7.74.76.77,78.141.156 Powers. Wayne 141 Prcden. Steve 96 Pringle. Steve 80.93.152 Prochot, Lynn 87.92.149 Pruett. Lisa 152 Quade. Robert 90,149 Quigg. Craig 141 Raab.Carl 152 Rainwater, Kathy 78.152 Raker, Wayne 77.85.141 Redding. Anne 87,149 Reed. Kathy 76.149 Reed. Patricia 152 Reese, Pam 80.93,141 Reid. Larry 75,85.96.98.99,149 Reiling. Edward 83,152 Reilly, Patricia 76,152 Remmcrs, Bonnie 152 Reynolds. John 19.93.149 Reynolds, Melissa 75,76,78.107.108,141 Rich. Barbara 149 Rick, Mary 83,149 Riddick. William 149 Riedcr, Tonya 87,93,149 Ricsmeyer, Pamela 78,93,149 Rinkenberger, Robert 83.152 Roberts, Barbara 149 Roberts. James 141 Roberts. Ken 85.152 Roberts. Stanley 149 Roberts. Susan 101.141.166 Roberts, Toni 152 Robertson, Barbara 141 Robertson, Sandy 152 Robinson, Priscilla 141 Robinson, Sandra 76.141 RofTman. Wayne 83.119,152 Rollins, Doug 38.92,95.100.149 Rooker, Kalhi 78,149 Rose. Beverly 88.90.92,149 Ross, Charles 96,98.101,149 Ross, Dean 149 Ross, Janet 60.74.122.150.152 Ross, Lanny 98.141 Ross, Susan 83,87 Ross, William 87.88.152 Rothcrmel, Barbara 78,80.141 Rothermel. Dianne 74.76.152 Rouhselang, Robert 141 Ruble, Bobby 149 Russell, David 75,90,97,149 Russell, Nancy 76.149 Russell, Phil 9.88.90,95,101.149 R epski, John 141 Rzepski, Pauline 149 Sabau, Diana 141 Sailors. Marcia 155 Sandstrom, Candi 141 Sandstrom, Debbie 155 Sark, Dan 149 Savior. Carylc 142 Saylor. Carolyn 87.88.142,164 Scaggs, Doug Scaggs, Kac 155 Schafer, Myron 83,149 Scheermga, Margie 155 Scherringa. Mark 155 Schcidt, John 79.93.155 Schcive. Judy 155 Schmidt. Larry 155 Schmidt, Ken 87.88.142.164 Schmity. Harold 79.155 Schramm. Dcin 149 Schramm. Robert 149 Schofield, Sandra 142 Schubert. Chris 85,97,149,166 Schubert, Sonny 15.32.75,93.142,190 Schultz, Ken 62,142 Schultz. William 87,142 Schweitzer, Rick 75.100.155 Scoville, Paul 149 Seegcrs. Keith 85,94,149 Segert. Rick 79.88.89.155 Segura. Michael 82.95,155 Senn, Shcllcen 155 Scramur, Sue 142 Sergent. Pam 142 Shadowcn. Pam 90.155 Sheehan. Michael 155 Sheely, Lred Shcrfick. Janet 79,149 Shimko. Jeanne 142 Shiner. Cathy Shiner, Chester 149 Shipley. Greggory 149 Shrcvc, Nancy 83 Shrum, Carol 76,149 Shulls. Dana 49,75,86.149.157 Shulttz. Chuck 96.155 Shulttz, Rick 99.149 Sickles. Karl 142 Sieker. Sandy 76,155 Simstad, Tom 149 Slade, Carol 155 Slagley. Barbara 76.155 Slaglcy. Janet 149 Sloan. Jean 142 Slosman. David 96,151 Slosman, Elizabeth 142 Slosman. Evelyn 153 Smead. Sandy 31.48.75.86.93.149 Smith, Carol 83,149 Smith, Clarice 153 Smith. Dave 94,101.153 Smith. James 153 Smith. Janis 78 Smith, Jeffrey 99,149 Smith. Kathic 55.75.76.78.90.153 Smith. Kay 82.119.149 Smith. Mike 57.85.94.98.99.142 Smith. Pam 149 Smith. Richard 101.150.153 Smith, Roxane 76.153 Smith, Ted 81.142 Sneden, Joanne 143 Snedcn. Susan 86.93,111,150.153 Snell, Linda 76,149 Sny der. Robert 153 Sohl, Jackie 143 South, Deborah 149 South. Sandra 143.164 Speed, Della 40.153 Sprague, Dennis 149 Stacks. Larry 98,153 Stahl, Bonnie 149 Stahl, Valerie 76,90.143 Stanfield. Shelia 83,143 Stanley, Grace 83,143 Steeb. Gene 77.85,143 Steinmann. Kathleen 78,149 Steucr. Daniel 13.17,35.94.96,100,149.160 Steuer. Dave 96.153 Stiener. Joyce 143 Stiff. Nancy 149 Stiff. Sue 75.90.143,167 Stillson. Dennis Stoltz, Mary 81.83.143 Stout. Robert 76,153 Straka, Mike 153 St. Myers. Gary 149 Strong, Aulhur 119.153 Strong, Eldon 95.153 Strong, Karen 143 Strong. Robert 82.153 Struebig. Vicki 79.80.143.165 Sturm. Patricia 80.153 Suitor. Franciile 149 Sullivan, Dale 40 Sullivan. Ricky 153 Sutherland, Shara 26,76,153 Swallow, Christine 76 Swift, David 149 Sykes, James 94.149 S utcnbach. Jerry 149 S utcnback, Joan 143 Tagg. Michael 90.91,100,153 Talkington. Beverly 80.153 Talkington, Nancy 143 Tay lor, David 90.153 Tay lor, Harry 153 Tay lor. Kathy 153 Tcarney. Kelly 44.45.59,96.167 Teer. Ronald 85.98.99.149.161 Teeter. Gloriannc 76.78.149 Tenkate. Warner 22.23.24,74.80.87,104.143 Thalman. George 93.153 Thcilcn, Mike 149 Thomen. Patricia 90.149 Thompson, Deborah 153 Thompson. Terry 149 Thornberry, Ronna 149 Toering, Bruce 94,96.101.153 Tonkin. Ruth 15.76,78.80,81.86.87,149 Toney, Dianne 88.143 Tray lor. Pamela 75,84.90.149 Treadway . Mary 149 Tremper, Pamela 7,79.80.81.87 Trucblood. Cheryl 109.153 Trietsch. John 90 Tully. Sue 82,149 Ultimo. Christine 81.153 Umfleet, Rose 78.149 Upchurch, Becky 78.88.89,92.149 Urbanski. Mary 81.153 Ulpatel. Debra 165 Van Buren. Janet 88.143 Van Buren, Jeff 143 Van Dcnburgh. Elaine 74.153 Van Dcnburgh. Jean 76.144 Vandcnburgh. Lon 144 Valhary. Denise 151 Van Sesscn. Rodger 153 Vaughn. Jim 78.81.149 Vcach, Bruce 144 Vcach. Diane 75.78.84.87.144 Vcach.Janet 144 Vcach, Judith 90.153 Vcach, Patricia 74.80.93,144 V'enema. Marianne 88.153 Verboon, Ellen 81.151 Verboon. Robert 15.37.74.75,77.85.100.144 Vcsely. Christy 80,118.151 Veteto, Charles 144 Vick. Wanda 144 Vickers. Bruce 88,153 Viehman. Greg 151 Vicrs. Colleen 153 Volk. Tom 25.85.144.165 Vrabely, Catherine 27.87.90.91.97.144 Wagner. Lee 11.85.89.95.144.181 W'agonblast. Carol 144 W agonblast. Carole 85 Wahlbcrg. Lynca 79,149.174 Wakefield, Margene 76.82 W akefield, Vivian 76.153 Wakely. Barbara 149 W alker. Cindy 89.90.153 Walker. Steve97,99 W allace. Ered 41.82.153 W alls. Mary 144 W alls. Vicki 116.149 Williams, Greg 153 Walsh. Joyce 79.149 W alter. John 93.149 Warwick. Doug 149 W ay mire, Terry 78 W eaver, Cindy 117.144 Weaver. Michael Webb. Sandra D. 88.149 W ebb. Sandy J. 78,149 W edge. Roberta 153 W edge, Sherri 153 W elch, Debra 153 W ellman. Lloyd 153 W ellman, Loretta 83,149 W erblo, Terry 19.77,93.95.144 W crline. Susan 144.160 W estbay. Renee 31.50.62.64,78.80.81.88.89.149 W heeler. Jennifer 149 W heeler. Sara 90,153 W hite. Bruce 96.153 W hite. John 77.100.145 W hite. Norma 75,76.145 W hite. Robert 94.149 W'hite. Sandy 76.153 W ild, George 80,90.153 W ilkinson. Rex 21.75,78.87.88.89.90,149 W illc. Jean 153 Williams. Bonnie 81.145 W illiams. Greg 153 Williams. Linda 145 W illiams, Sue 83,149 W illiams. Tom 98,145 W ilshire, Joyce 75.76.82.86.88. III. 153,164 W ilson. Dennis 149 Wilson, Jerry 145 W ingard. Tom 149 W inland. Jeri 76,90,153 Wirtz, Dennis 79.153 Wirtz, Greg 79 W'irtz, Kenneth 83,149 W irtz. Lois 83,145 W irtz, Louis 149,167 W'irtz. Richard 145 Witt. Richard 145.100 Wolff. Cheryl 145.81.85.107 W olff. James 75.95,97.99.90.153 W olfinger. Mike 76 Wood. Carol 149 Wood. Donna 76 W ood. Jean 145 W'ornoff. Tom 94,96.97 Wright, Bruce 104.83 W right. Vester 149.42,95 W right. Vivian 145,83 W ynkoop. Jerry 112 Yarnell, Katherine 160.93 Yocim. Doug 149 York. Larry 81 Young. David 153 Young. Jan 149.169,79.165 Young, Lester 149 Zander. Dan 145.171 Ziesencss, George 4,145 Zicseness. Lottie 83.1M.145 Zicseness. Mark 149.85.97 Zmuda. Richard 87 Zmuda. Ronald 97 187Debbie Isaac Nancy Horst, Becky Isaac 188 Ken Myres, Becky Isaac Constant chatter, busy hands ... helping, sometimes hindering, the progress of EXCALIBUR . . . capturing memories of’69. Schedule the photographer... arrange ad shots .. . action and activities pix. Design a lay¬ out, draw it on 3-R. Finding precise words, the perfect picture, the time needed to do a good job. Creative copy, cutlines, cropping . .. type in triplicate . . . exuberance over a spread completed. Copy-read, then check . . . send it in—get it back : . . proof read and mail again. Always a deadline to meet... always work to complete. Empty coke bottles, candy wrappers, left-over pictures ... messy layouts, scratch copies, empty envelopes . . . day’s work ends .. . but must return and start again. Rick Money, Nancy Laser, Nancy Horst To the STAFF—the year has gone by too fast... the last picture has been cropped . .. last layout drawn . . . and the last copy turned in. Even though we played around a lot... sometimes too much ... we finished. Miss K seemed to yell a lot... but we needed it... did our best... and proved that we could make a yearbook. Throwing away thirty finished pages . .. starting over ... changing from traditional to contempory style . . . two part book ... summer delivery ... a new challenge. Visit from American Yearbook representative twice a month ... rushing to meet a deadline ... running late ... checking proofs ... last deadline finished . . . book finished. You have done a great job ... Thank you ... BECKY. Lynn Childress Ken Myres 191 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Becky Isaac ASSISTANT EDITOR Kathye Yarnell PRODUCTION MANAGER Lynn Childress COPY EDITOR Karen Luers CROPPER Rick Money SPORTS EDITOR Ken Myres ALBUM EDITOR Sue Sneden ACADEMIC, ADMINISTRATION Janet Kiefer ORGANIZATIONS ASSISTANT Debbie Bish Ben Creswell BUSINESS MANAGER Suzy Mees INDEX Debbie McIntosh STAFF Debbie Isaac Victor Harper Nancy Horst Nancy Laser Sandy Plumb ADVISOR Miss Nancy Kaczmarek AMERICAN YEARBOOK REPRESENTATIVE Mr. Scott Caton ROOT STUDIOS REPRESENTATIVE Mr. Ray Dobbs PHOTOGRAPHER Mr. Bob Jones _