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I 1970 EDI SON IAN Edison High School East Gary, Indiana Volume XXIX Table of Contents Theme Opening Section Activities Organizations Sports Academics Faculty Album Ads Index 4-5 6-21 22-29 30-49 50-81 82-97 98-109 110-143 146 164-167 A year passes . . . too quickly for some, not quick enough for others. For each student the year held memories to cherish or maybe inci- dents to forget. These memories will linger but the year is gone. Seniors can boast with pride over accomplish- ments or sigh with regret over wasted moments. Underclassmen will have other years. Years for . . . meeting new friends, learning new con- cepts, honors, Homecomings, dating, a chance to reach the rank of senior. It was a year to remember . . . cheering at the games, winning and losing, dancing with some- one special, joining clubs, writing term papers and cramming for finals, enduring or enjoying classes. The year passed and we will remember it. 6 Getting Acquainted 11 12 14 15 18 . 19 IFW 21 That Was, The Week That Was Homecoming candidates await the big moment. LEFT TO RIGHT are Sandy Rosser, last year’s queen escorted by Student Council president. Bill Steen. Lori Lehto escorted by Keith Gaza, Natalie Mayoch escorted by Norm Arflack, Kathy Mucha escorted by Ra y Edmaiston. Vicki Reames es- corted by Pal Witka and Debbie Smenyak escorted by Tom Lewandowski . Homecoming Queen and court. LEFT TO RIGHT are Vicki Reames, Debbie Smenyak, Kathy Mucha, Natalie Mayoch, and Lori Lehto. Homecoming of 1969 crown the 1970 queen, Kathy Mucha as Bill Steen, Student Council President, presents her with a dozen red roses. The Bon Fire a time to rally spirits, LEFT TO RIGHT are Dan Witka, Del Courtney, and Pat Witka. Homecoming is the time of year when students display their school spirit. In spite of the bad weather, the queen candidates, Lori Lehto, Kathy Mucha, Natalie Mayoch, Debbie Smen- yak, and Vicki Reames looked ravishing as they were escorted onto the field. Kathy Mucha was chosen queen and received many congratulations from family and friends. The festivities of the Homecoming Dance revolved around a large tree adorned with multi-colored paper leaves containing the names of each couple. The Homecoming dance an end of a busy week, is enjoyed by La Fonda Morrill, Sam Watts, Terri Lee, and Darrell Hampton. Sweetheart Queen And Court: L. Krupchak escorts D. Bildilli, M. Spencer escorts M. Korpak, M. Miller escorts P. Kary, queen T. Bob- rowski escorted by B. Snawder, S. Zbrowski escorted by B. Shudick, and S. Bobrowski escorted by D. Bildilli. Chatting at the dance are Norm Arflack. Sherry Woodall, Tom Owens and Diane Pronze. 24 Toni Bobrowski and escort Bob Snawder enjoy a dance after the crowning. Melanie Heims and Don Thomson watch the couples dance. Let Me Be Your Sweetheart 25 A Gay Time At The Roaring 20’ s Dance LEFT TO RIGHT are Debbie Wierzba, Pam Potts, Kathy Mucha, Lori Lehto, Deb Smenyak and Diane Pronze as they return to the era of the Roaring 20 ' s. Melodee Heims does her thing. The Roaring 20’s Dance sponsored by the Science Club presents one of the social highlights of the year. This gala affair allows the students of EHS to retreat to the past when the Charleston, marathon dances, bootleg liquor and gangsters were at their peaks. The “Pulsating Rhythm” played music for dancing. Rick Neal and Ruth Ballard were the best dressed. What do ya’ think of that?” Sherril Larimore cunningly remarks to Ron Rambo. Students frequent the carnival stands. The mouse game operated by Coach Vlasicand Coach Pohlman. Clubs Profit From School Carnival The annual school carnival was held on November 14. All booths were set up and ready to operate by 4:30 pm. The individual organizations had two students and their sponsor present at all times to accept money from the public. The organizations had no booth commitment except to dismantle it at the end of the carnival. Peek-a-Boo,” replied Sharon Mischan. Pick a duck and win a prize. Pictured is Elizabeth Rebeck. 27 Honors Are Bestowed Upon Us Arthur Pitta, foreign student from Brazil, pictured with Mr. Ryska, principal; and Bill Steen, student council president. American Legion Girl And Boy Slaters: K. Mucha, V. Reames, D. Courtney, N. Mayoch, and R. Soria, not pictured is C. Thorne. 28 Faculty Pr esents Charlie Brown Charlie Brown’s friends decorate his Christmas Tree! 29 ORGANIZATIONS Honor Society Increases Membership Del Courtney lights the candle of Service . Guest speaker at the 1969-70 National Honor Society induction. Dr. Lee Martin, speaks on the compatability of athletics with academics. New inductees give their pledge of membership. 32 Student Council: ROW I: P. Waggle, S. Vanderlin, P. Hoyt, D. Karner, B. Moore, D. Hallmark, Q. Wolfe. ROW 2: K. Kurzdorfer, S. Zbrowski, M. Hopkins, N. Mayoch, K. Mucha, C. Langford, D. Rosser, Y. Trujillo, D. Smenyak, V. Reames, E. Wineinger. R. Reames, M. Lawhead. ROW 3: M. Derado, L. Lehto, V. Paulk, P. Harwood, T. Bobrowski, M. Havrilla, L. Hoskins, G. Moy, P. Odinsoff, D. Johnson, C. Dixon, B. Coleman, P. Honkowski. ROW 4: P. Potts, T. Barth, T. Butler, R. Dobrowolski, N. Arflack, K. Gaza, R. Sohovich, T. Hodge, C. Cates, B. Steen, D. Twilla, M. Lewandowski, J. Gaza. Initiation Of Changes Successful The student Council accomplished many of the goals they set out to achieve. Because of their hard work, the new class flags are proudly displayed in the gym and the class jerseys are worn by students boasting of their year of graduation. The colors are Seniors: Black and Gold; Juniors: Blue and Gold; Sophomores: Red and White; Freshmen: Green and White. One of the main projects of the Student Council was the presentation of the annual Homecoming Dance, “Au- tumn Enchantment.” The highlight of the dance was the large multi-colored tree with each leaf bearing the names of the couples in attendance. Perhaps, even more impor- tant, was the Student Council’s ability to co-ordinate the activities between students, faculty, and administration. Student Council Officers: B. Steen, pres.; B. Coleman, v. pres.; Y. Tru- jillo, sec.; S. Vanderlin, treas. Organizations For Future Service Future Teachers: Future teachers of America is a nation- al organization to acquaint interested students with the teaching profession, to give them experience and to help them understand the actual classroom situation. At EHS there are approximately 20 students in the club ranging from sophomores to seniors. Juniors and seniors are allowed to Cadet-Teach in the junior high as well as local elementary schools. The sophomores observe and learn the procedures. Future Teachers: ROW I: K. Cook, E. Garzella, A. Mardis, D. Smen- yak, P. Campbell, J. Kingery; ROW 2: M. Mize, C. Langford, M. Korpak, T. Bobrowski, L. Lehto, D. Ellis, L. Darosky; ROW 3: M. Havrilla, C. Cichowlaz, P. Potts, C. Bazin, K. Paulk, E. Miller, D. Bildilli. Future Teachers Officers: M. Havrilla, sec.; L. Lehto, pres.; K. Paulk, v. pres.; J. Kingery, treas. Sunshine Society Officers: T. Bobrowski, pres.; G. Ballard, sen. rep.; D. Potts, soph, rep.; M. Hopkins, v. pres.; S. Shroll, jr. rep.; L. Mor- rill, fr. rep.; not pictured isT. Raffery, treas., M. Williams, sec. C. Bazin, M. Hopkins, M. Williams, D. Bildilli and V. Kosinski. French Club: ROW I: S. Marceau, K. Cook. R. Goldsmith, S. Zbrowski, D. Smenyak, D. Duncan, J. Williams. C. Foster. ROW 2: B. Luna, P. Bob- rowski, M. Moreau, J. Davis, L. Pustik, D. Potts, M. Gee, P. Davis. ROW 3: T. Bobrowski, M. Burdett, P. Potts, J. Holman, M. Havrilla, M. Wil- loughby, C. Bazin, C. Martin. French Club Officers: M. Havrilla, pres.; D. Potts, v. pres.; S. Zbrow- ski, treas.; P. Bobrowski, sec. Spanish Club Officers: N. Mayoch, pres.; S. Larimore, v. pres.; B. Darosky, treas.; P. Waggle, sec. Spanish Club: ROW I: P. Havard, A. Mardis, S. Dickerson, D. Covelli, A. Follow, D. Tarnowski, M. Grochoski, S. Bobrowski, A. Mendelsohn, V. Silaghi, D. Harmon, N. Mayoch, Miss Hayes. ROW 2: S. Dunn, J. Buchanan, D. Sands, C. Hennings, L. Long, D. Hughes, P. Honkowski. S. Lari- more, A. Mazur, C. Howell, L. Lehto, B. Coleman, D. Bryant, P. Waggle. ROW 3: J. Mendez, J. Gaza, D. Heflin, A. Ennis, B. Darosky, J. White. E. Miller, C. Bryant, T. Cannon, D. Beres, D. Ellis, L. Tokash, J. Cuellar, J. Ramsay. Paints A nd Pennies Interest Some An Club: ROW I: D. Hallmark, N. Czilli, S. Bobrowski, J. Wolfe, D. Kingery, L. Mantta, G. Cochran, D. Million. R. Hornyak. D. Bares, D. Hoh- rien, P. Dranchak, J. Rock, E. Mendez. ROW 2: S. Shroll, R. Shudick, D. Merrier, D. Wilsom, M. Miller, V. Kosinski, P. Harwood, J. Stearns P Hornyak, K. Tennant. G. Groves, G. Bowen, S. Henke, E. Garzella. ROW 3: A. D ' Aloisio, K. Paulk. D. Ellis, J. Sebella, B. Owens, J Kinsey T Lewandowski, T. Lundy, R. Roll, D. Busch, D. Cobb, C. Johnson. Coin Club: ROW I : P. Odinsoff, B. Strine, R. Roll, K. Spencer, D. Havard. ROW 2: D. Wilson, R. Cleveland, C. Williams, Mr. Baker, D. Ellis, J. Deer, Mr. Levenda. ROW 3: J. Davis, J. Mucha, P. Win- rotte, C. Bryant, M. Burdett, R. Hiller, P. Picka. Art Club Officers: Ruth Shudick, pres.; Jim Stearns, sec.; Danny Cobb, treas.; La Fonda Morrill, v. pres.; but not pictured. 36 Home Ec Club: ROW I: D. Duncan, T. Parker, D. Garber, ROW 2: D. Bildilli, J. Austin. M. Williams, D. Gillette, D. Ellis, A. Mazur. Home Ec Club Officers: D. Bildilli, pres.; M. Williams, v. pres.; C. Wolfe, treas.; S. Larimore, sec. Pep Club Officers: V. Reames, pres.; D. Witka, v. pres.; K. Paulk, treas.; S. Larimore, sec. 37 Clubs Prepare For Promising Futures Mr. Klein. J. Duis: D. E. pres.. Region I vice president of D.E. of Indi- ana (DECA) and member of the DECA Executive Committee. Distributive Education: ROW 1: Mr. Klein, J. Duis, M. Hoeflicker; ROW 2: S. Goodwin, C. Kapica, D. Tonetski. G. Bowen: ROW J: B. Paxton, B. Hampton, G. Flick, D. Eaton; ROW 4: L. Hoskins, B. Reed, B. Vogen, D. Ashby. Junior Distributive Education: ROW I : K. McLoughlin, J. Williams, S. Shroll, C. Cheek, C. Bowen, G. Rummell, S. Revers, B. Lancaster, Mr. Klein; ROW 2: D. George, D. Lawhead, J. Rebeck, J. Huber, R. Shimer, C. Butts, D. Watson, P. Flick; ROW J: A. Hieke, J. Helmecy, D. Lash, M. Grasham, K. Napier, F. Rappata, M. Miller; ROW 4: K. Shelton, N. Newsum, J. Rosendaul, B. Higgens, B. Woynaroski, J. Farrar, D. Coleman. Science Club: ROW I: P. Muldoon, S. Zborowski, J. Wolfe, T. Monda, C. Hartley, P. Honkoski, J. Gaza, S. Shroll, M. Moreau, T. Raffery, A. Gregory. ROW 2: L. Lehto, P. Bobrowski, G. Marlatt, M. Gee, B. Darosky, K. Sunberg, D. Ellis, J. Held, J. Neagu. D. Hughes, K. Mucha, L. Dar- osky. ROW 3: D. Potts, H. Harman, D. Ellis, M. Havrilla, P. Potts, T. Bobrowski, M. Lubeck, C. Bazin, D. Busch, R. Wahlsmith, V. Kosinski, C. Farney. Science Club: ROW I: P. Waggle, E. Wineinger, R. Goldsmith, M. Williams, D. Duncan, T. Lee. C. Wolfe, V. Reames, B. Cannon, T. Svetanoff. ROW 2: L. Tokash, D. Smenyak, D. Pronze, M. Adamik, M. Burdett, L. Hoskins, S. Larimore, D. Rosser, A. Ennis, M. Derado. ROW 3: B. Luna, M. Bona, D. Chadwick, J. Kurtis, J. Kinsey, R. Sohovich, S. Hoskins, T. Lewandowski, N. Artlack, J. Frame, T. Berger. Science Club: This year the Science Club has enormously increased its membership over last year. The club now boasts over eighty members. The main activity was the Roaring 20’s Dance which gave the students a chance to display their talents in re- creating the “flapper era.” These science enthusiasts concluded the year by venturing on a field trip to enrich their scientific knowledge. Science Club Officers: P. Potts, pres.; D. Ellis, v. pres. 39 Debaters Lead Informative Arguments Thespian Society : D. Busch, P. Campbell, K. Paulk, Mr. Levenda, sponsor. Thespian member, Kathy Paulk, leads pow-wow at pep session. Debate Club Officers: K. Mucha, treas.; L. Williams, v. pres.; L. Leh- to, sec.; D. Courtney, pres. Debate Club: ROW I: D. Courtney, P. Campbell, M. Spencer, D. Smenyak, N. Mayoch, Mr. Loscaro. ROW 2: C. Bazin, L. Darosky, P. Potts, L. Lehto, K. Mucha. 40 Pep Band: ROW I: D. Bildilli, B. Austin, R. Franks, R. Hiller, M. Burdett: ROW 2: C, Cates, M. Svetanoff, B. Jakich, J. White: ROW 3: A. Nor- man, J. Davis, M. Argelan, D. Cobb: ROW 4: G. Cochran, M. Bickett. Pep Band And Officers Provide Spirit The band, conducted by Mr. Hedstrom, displayed its tal- ent in many school events. During football season it per- formed half-time entertainment. Throughout basketball season, the Pep Band aided the cheerleaders and fans in several cheers and routines. Concerts and contests were also a large part of the band’s schedule during the year. This year the band consisted of 57 members. Some of the new instruments used included the ratchets, temple blocks, and roto toms. The band solo contest was Feb. 7, at Chesterton and the state solo and ensemble contests were Feb. 21. A March 19 concert was performed and the band contest was April 18. Band Officers: M. Svetanoff, pres.; J. Williams, v. pres.; P. Waggle, sec.; G. Cochran, treas. 41 ba y 5 w n T3 u 5 Id “ . ;s=S-5 : 2 a ° =5 £ •3 §s ; -C • o |S£ = 1 S’ j 2 ! §■§“ :t ud [ 2 d a : Lu XJ . : OZ Band Members Provide Entertainment Junior band members eagerly watch the homecoming game. Drum major, Dennis Smith, is the cynosure of the intricate design pre- sented during halftime. 43 Concert Choir: Soprano: C. Martin, J. Fisher, M. Mize, R. Wahlsmith, K. Paulk, P. Sistanich, L. Darosky, J. Blackburn, C. DeHaven, D. Zellers, J. Held, V. Andrews, M. Hopkins, S. Larimore, B. Havrilesko, P. Kary, T. Svetanoff, G. Gish, L. Bledsoe, T. Rafferty, E. Garzella, E. Mendez. Alto: D. Busch, C. Ci- chowlaz. M. Moreau, D.Overbay, L. Czilli, L. Bellar, P. Hoyt, B. Moore, B. Rock, M. Korpak. M. Shimel, S. Woodall, J. Novkovic, M. Moore, J. Haney, Tenor: T. Eberhardt, E. Mendez, D. Smith, M. Spencer, D. Napier, B. Black, T. Lundy, T. Labadie, R. Bryant, T. Cudney, R. Hack, T. Berger, Bass: R. Picka, M. Miller, H. Mojica, H. Rich, M. Gregory, B. Renn, D. Gibson, R. Foster, D. Eaton, T. Petro, C. Spain, Accompanist: D. Smenyak. Hard Work Enriches Concert Performance Choir Officers: D. Smenyak. pres.; T. Petro, v. pres.; H. Mojica, treas. CHOIR: This year the choirs swelled to 182 members. The three choirs presented two concerts, one at Christ- mas and the other in the spring. The freshman choir entered contests in March, while the advanced and concert choirs traveled to contest in April. Thirty solos and ten ensembles were entered in the Solo- Ensemble Contest in January. The senior choir members’ last performance was commencement. T wenty students were selected from freshman to seniors to comprise the Jan-Notes and twenty girls made up the Girls’ Ensemble. Jan-Notes: ROW I: T. Rafferty, L. Darosky. D. Smenyak, C. DeHaven. E. Garzelia. ROW 2: B. Rock. M. Korpak. P. Potts, C. Martin, S. Lari- more. M. Hopkins. ROW 3: H. Mojica, T. Lundy, C. Cichowlaz, K. Paulk, C. Spain, D. Busch. Row 4: D. Ashby, T. Petro, M. Spencer. M. Grego- ry, D. Napier, J. Urbanik, R. Picka. Choir II ROW 1: N. Mojica, W. McDaniel, K. Kozaitis, C. Willis, B. Sinks, C. Havens, L. Yanez. ROW 2: C. Bowen, P. Hoskins, D. Turner, F. O ' Rourke, D. George, G. Bowen, S. Buchanan. ROW 3: 3. Blackburn, T. Paxton, M. Malobovic, B. Darosky, C. Sears, A. Malobovic, P. Darnell. ROW 4: J. Buchanan, J. Urbanik, L. West, D. Napier, D. Twilla, K. Smith, D. Belt. Freshman Choir: Soprano: S. Mischan, M. Kurpis, T. Rosser, S. Henke, A. Ashby, M. Mathias, A. Mendelsohn, W. Rambo, J. Comstock, M. Pe- tro, C. Hinkle, C. Thorne, E. Blatz, D. Herring, R. Reames, D. Hallmark, L. Miller, C. Duies, K. Martin, N. Czilli, S. Bobrowski. Alto: B. Snod- grass, C. Dixon, D. Bryant, D. Smith, H. Bradley, P. Barth, C. Funchess, C. Anderson, D. Million, D. Shawver, N. Jacobs, V. Kary, P. Tokash, P. Mickey, T. Gibson, R. Edwards. Tenor: J. Cuellar, R. Santell, E. Overbay, D. Ellis, D. Safstrom, M. Mosier, G. McGaughey, B. Timmons. Bass: P. Havard, C. Brock, T. Bragdon, J. Grinder, B. Cargile, J. Miller, G. Gregory, H. O’Rourke, S. Silverthorn. 46 Choir Officers: P. Darnell, C. Dixon, R. Reames, L. Miller, D. Twilla, H. Mojica, T. Petro. Girls Ensemble singing “In the Inn.” Girls Ensemble: ROW I: T. Svetanoff, P. Kary, L. Bledsoe, L. Czilli. ROW 2: P. Hoyt, B. Moore, T. Gibson, C. Duies, L. Bellar. ROW 3: V. Henke, A. Ashby, J. Haney, M. Shimel, R. Havrilesko. ROW 4: M. Korpak, S. Mischan, M. Kurpis, P. Sistanich, M. Moreau. 47 Teamwork Leads To Success Yearbook Staff: C. Bazin, advertising: D. Smenyak, M. Korpak, circulation; J. Kingery, M. Mize, S. Hoskins, K. Mucha, editor; D. Courtney, as- sistant editor; R. Soria, sports editor; P. Campbell, P. Tokash, S. Swider, T. Bobrowski, copyeditor; and adviser Mr. Barlowe. 48 P. Potts, L. Darosky, L. Lehto. Journalists Rush For Pressured Deadlines Eagle Feathers Staff: K. McLoughlin, B. Sinks, P. Potts, ass’t. editor, advertising: T. Bobrowski. Mr. Barlowe, L. Lehto, editor, L. Darosky, ass t. editor, circulation; S. Goodwin, R. Hursey, J. Gaza. 49 50 Co O Co Varsity Football Suffers With defeats in 2-6 Season Head Coach Larry Pohlman used a pro-style offense which produced the most yardage in many years. Varsity Schedules for 1970 1970 Aug. 28 Football ORAMA T Sept. 4 Portage T II North Judson T 18 Wirt T 25 Lowell T Oct. 2 Calumet (par. nite) H 9 Kankakee Valley T 16 River Forest (H.C.) H 23 Griffith H 30 Hanover Central H Nov. 6 Mishawaka Marian H At right; Senior quarterback Dan Witka, who led team in scoring, passing, and total yardage, throws the “bomb”. Defensive coach, Gerry Vlasic expresses deep emo- tion and much concentra- tion as most coaches do. 1969 Varsity Football Team, ROW I: W. Ratcliff, M. Oresik. C, Green, J. Lambert, D. Johnson, D. Witka, R. Jackson, M. Miller, R. Novkovic, P. Naglosky, M. Flores, B. Coleman, and H. Harman. ROW 2: Coach Pohlman, H. Mohija, R Szostek. T. Petro. R. Dixon, T. Hodge. M. Corley, R. Mitrisin, D. Hampton, D. Napier, S. Watts, M. Rubino, T. Lundy, J. Martin. ROW 3: Coach Vlasic. G. Szostek. D. Courtney. B. Ring. B. Snawder. R. Huminek. D. Chadwick. R. Schovich. J. Blossom, J. Rock, P. Harwood. Coach Baker, and Coach Hamilton. 0-5-1 Season Disappoints J-vees 12 Returning Lettermen; Hope For ’70 1969 Varsity Football Scorecard EG O ' RAMA Chesterton 6 8 River Forest 6 8 Wirt 0 27 Lake Central 18 28 Chesterton 18 52 Calumet 6 20 Griffith 18 29 Hanover Central 24 8 Portage 6 10 Rensselaer 14 12 Junior Varsity Wirt 8 22 Hobart 6 12 Portage 0 36 Chesterton 0 33 Crown Point 6 28 River Forest 20 20 Above Soph starter Gary Szostek tries to elude tackier: EG ' s leading rusher, Gary had a 4.0 average. Right An- other soph starter John Rock grimaces as he gets tackled; John played offensive and defensive halfback. A T RIGHT: Back Pete Odinsoff ex- hibits his own run- ning style during a reserve contest at our home field. BELOW: Roger Ash. reserve football player, races in pursuit of a member of the other team. Roger played both offense and defense. ABOVE: Varsity back Dan Chadwick reaches in desperation for an overthrown pass as a defender awaits outcome. Rough And Tumble Action abounds BELOW: 1969 Reserve Foutball Team. ROW I: J. Gruet. D. John- ston, J. Martin, M. McDonald, D. Safstrom, A. Hartley, and R. Kemp. ROW 2: S. Strinchek, B. Cargile, J. Mullen, A. Arzola, G. Far- Preparation for the Future 1969 Fighting Eagles ' Reserve Team. ROW I: J. Derr, L. Henninger. Bingham, M. Lubeck. B. Hemminger. M. Spencer, and L. Revior. M. Walhman, M. Gregory, R. Williams, R. Ash. M. Garzela, G. Ba- ROW i: Coach G. Hamilton, J. Hinkle. R. Picka, C. Nixon. S. Grish- tista, and P. Odinsoff. ROW 2: W. Ratcliff, J. Mucha. B. Blossom. K. ka. R. Murray, H. Binkly, M. Dwyer, and Coach Will Baker. A T RIGHT: Reserve coach Baker consoles quarterback Jim Hinkle on a play selection. rote, L. Courtney, R. Borsinko, and T. Barth. ROW J: Coach Gilbert Hamilton, R. Foster, D. Kolocie. T. Dunn. R. Szostek, J. Ellis. G. Moy, W. Josleyn, and Coach Willis Baker. N 0 0£ d 1 H 4 73 CL c s Oo 1 o — •o c CO , « u. 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Butler, and R. Soria. FRONT: B. Fernan- dez, Coach Russ Marcinek, and R. Harman. Rebound From Losses; While Dropping Only 5 Junior guard Tom Butler releases an easy layup toward the bucket as his bouncing brother. Senior center. Bill But- ler. the Eagles leading rebounder, uses his lateral move- ment to gain position under the boards. In the background Tom Lewandowski prepares to follow Bill as he (Tom) watches the ball. ABOVE: Senior forward Stu Hoskins drives the baseline to obtain this easy two-pointer as a de- fender watches defenseless to Stu ' s actions. As a team the Eagles averaged 71.7 points per game compared to our opponents averaging 68.6 points per game. 59 BASKETBALL SCORECARD ABOVE LEFT: High flying John Rock battles for a rebound under the opposition ' s basket. John lead the reserves in scoring and rebounds. Hobart 59 E. G. 63 Portage 58 65 Hanover Central 68 78 Highland 93 92 Horace Mann 63 68 Andrean 65 69 Lowell 65 75 Whiting 61 65 Lake Central 53 68 Chesterton 70 62 Griffith 55 74 Merrillville 66 91 River Forest 60 63 Crown Point 71 64 Hebron 109 76 Calumet 61 63 Wirt 70 90 Emerson 66 69 Sectional RiverForest 65 71 East Chicago Washington 89 67 Individual Statistics Scoring Leader — T. Lewandowski 1 7.9 ave. Rebounding Leader — B. Butler 167 Free-throw Leader — R. Soria .795% Shooting Percent. — B. Butler .465 Assists — R. Soria 28 Team Rebounds Average 28.4 per game 69-70 Reserve Basketball Team: Mgrs. S. Brown, and A. Childers. Coach Bill Poe. BACK: H. Hammond, B. Hemmiger, K. Renn, M. Kranyak, B. Haas. M. Lewandowski, J. Rock, and J. Hinkle. 60 Frosh Basketball Team: ROW I: R. Williamson, B. Cargile, B. Pal- and D. Johnston. ROW 2: H. Morgan, D. Kolocie, L. Courtney, G. omino, J. Cuelar, D. Johnson, T. Dunn. R. McWhirter, A. Hartley, Farote, J. Busch. R. Borisenko, T. Barth, and Coach Ron Blake. Blake’s Fres hmen Produce 9-9 Season Marcinek’ s Program Reaps Results for Varsity, Frosh, and Jr High Wins BELOW: Frosh Rich Borisenko follows through on a lay-up as other members of the freshman team looking on are 42 John Lubeck, 33 Harold Morgan, 25 Buddy Farote, and 23 George Moy. Farote lead the team in scoring as Blake’s Bombers pulled out a respectable season. Varsity Team Captain, Charles Thorne, kneels in down position as a match begins. Chuck’s record was 5 wins and 9 losses. Reserve Wrestling Team. ROW I: M. Walhman, D. Harness, G. Ba- tista, and J. Davis. ROW 2: A. Norman, H. Binkly, B. Huminek, and G. Guess. ROW j: T. Bonner, R. Kemp, S. Silverlhorn, W. Coffman, 1969-70 Varsity Wrestling: ROW I: 98 lbs. D. Ball; 187 lbs. J. Marlin; 115 lbs. J. Lambert; 123 lbs. J. Martin. ROW 2: Heavy, B. Snawder: 185 lbs. J. Blossom; 175 lbs. D. Tucker; 155 lbs. R. Jackson; 130 lbs. C. Thorne. ROW 3: M. Burdett, Mgr., Head Coach, James Hurst; M Argelon, Mgr. D. Fazekas, C. Williams, G, George, and D. Dowell. ROW 4: M. Kur- ds, R. Buchanan, W. Rey, J. Rowan, B. Coleman, and Reserve Coach Steve Fritz. Varsity wrestler Jim Lambert awaits quietly for his match. Jim was award- ed the “Crusher” award for the most pins, seven, and also Jim was voted most valuable wrestler for the 69-70 season. He had a 15-3 season. Wrestling coaches (AT RIGHT) Voice words of encouragement to a wrestler during an E.G. home match. BELOW: East Gary ' s wrestling Martin brothers provide hope for an improved 70-71 season. Jeffs rec- ord was 9- 4-1 and Joel compiled a 5-4 mark. The overall team record was 3-8-1 and the reserve team posted a 3-6 season. Coach Flurst and Coach Fritz will be hopeful for an improved season with returning let- termen Dale Ball, the Martins, and reserves Rick Kemp, Mike Kurtis. and Bob Humenik. Mile Relay Team And R. KadishSet New School Track Records In 1969 The 1969 Spring Track season proved very disappointing, with our Eagles’ only victory coming against Lake Central 62-46. Season highlights were produced by Rich Kadish setting a new shot put record at 51’ 8 1 4” and the mile relay team of Johnson, Ar- ington, Oresik, and Novkovic running to a new school record of 3’. 42.5”. Returning lettermen for 1970 are: Spike Spencer, Mike Sohovich, Willie Steen, and Woof Woof Wolfe.” John Rock (A T RIGHT ) Who is (frosh) our E.G. High jumper. 64 k. AT LEFT, mile relay team member Rotco Novkovic displays his running ability. A T RIGHT, trackman Jeff Wolfe strains all muscles towards a successful broad jump. 1969 Track-Team: ROW I. (LEFT TO RIGHT ) Tom Littlefield. Rot- co Novkovic, Dave Johnson, Jeff Wolfe, Mark Oresik, Dan Fazekas, John Paterson; ROW 2: Larry Henninger, manager; Bill Steen, Chuck Sheuer, Jay Mendelsohn. Sam Watts, John Rock, Mike Douglas, manager. ROW 3: Head Coach Pohlman, Glen Cole, Rich Radish, Chet Arrington, Mike Spencer, Mick Sohovich, Ass ' t Coach Hurst. 1969 Baseball Team. ROW I: G. Salain, D. DeHaven. T. Paterson, B. Ring, J. Urbanik, R. Nicholson, and J. Bennell. ROW 2: R. Edmais- ton, L. Mundy, M. Rubino, G. McDonald, R. Goldsmith, D. Chad- wick, and R. Harman. ROW 3: B. Fernandez. M. Eddy, B. Ring, T. Lewandowski, R. Sohovich, S. Hoskins, B. Butler, B. Waggle, L. Gap- inski, and Head Coach A. Hartley. AT RIGHT: Varsity catcher Bill Ring prepares himself for the next pitch as the umpire anticipates another strike. 1 AT LEFT: Outstanding Members of the 1969 Baseball Team for East Gary were Dan DeHaven, All-Regional, Ray Edmaiston, All-Region- al, Bob Ring, Dan Chadwick, All-Semistate, and Randy Goldsmith, All-Semistate. Other outstanding members not pictured were Tom Paterson, All-Semistate, Mike Rubino, All-Semistate, and Tom Le- wandowski, All-Regional and All-Semistate. DeHaven and Lewan- dowski tied for the Most Valuable Player award. Mike Rubino had the highest batting average with a .365. 66 1 9- Baseball-69 Scorecard Hobart 0 Hanover 0 Crown Pt 3 Wirt 2 West Sd 2 Portage 2 Highland 4 Bishop Noll 4 Lowell 2 Calumet 1 Lake Central 0 Hanover 0 Chesterton 0 Griffith 4 Lew Wallace 6 Merrillville 1 Valparaiso 4 Horace Mann 0 EG. 2 3 0 1 10 10 2 7 3 6 3 6 10 ABOVE: EAGLES” symbol of traditional success, pride, and good | sportsmanship! BELOW: Tom Paterson, a ' 69 senior, readily awaits 2 the pitch in a flawless stance in the batters box. 2 1 13 Sectional Chesterton Gary Wirt Liberty Twp. 6 2 0 7 9 10 Regional Lew Wallace 3 Valparaiso 0 5 1 Semi-State Hammond 0 Lafayette 3 1 2 BELOW: Junior Mike Rubino finishes delivery as the ball (on right) heads toward the batter. Mike also played in center field as well as on the mound. ABOVE ; Mike Rubino displays his batting form that led the team with a .365 batting average. 1969 BASEBALL SCORECARD E.G. Opponent 2 Hobart 0 3 Hanover Central 0 0 Crown Point 3 SECTIONALS 1 Gary Wirt 2 10 Gary West 2 E.G. Opponent 10 Portage 2 7 Chesterton 6 2 Highland 4 9 Gary Wirt 2 7 Bishop Noll 4 10 Liberty Twp. 0 3 Lowell 2 6 Calumet 1 REGIONALS 3 Lake Central 0 6 Hanover Central 0 5 Lew Wallace 3 10 Chesterton 0 1 Valparaiso 0 1 Griffith 4 2 Lew Wallace 6 SEMI-STATE 2 Merrillville 1 1 Valparaiso 4 1 Hammond 0 13 Horace Mann 0 2 Lafayette 3 68 Junior Varsity Squad Complements Varsity ABOVE: J. V. pitcher Andy Norman follows through on his delivery as shortstop Jeff Martin positions himself for a possible play. ABOVE RIGHT: Pete Todo carefully watches ball as he rounds first base. 1969 Reserve Team ROW I . LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Austin. J. Helme- Coleman, P. Todosjevic, D. Hampton. D. Twilla, H. Mojica and K. cy, R. Ash, J. Martin, M. Lawhead, G. Szostek, M. Dwyer, H. Har- Flores. ROW 3: Junior Varsity Coach Steve Fritz, M. Lubeck, M. man. ROW 2; M. Walhman mgr., P. Odinsoff, M. Lewandowski, D. Kranyak, B. Ring, T. Butler, M. Miller. M. Rubino, and A. Norman. 969 GAA Field Hockey Team: ROW 1: K. Hunter, D. Templeton, V. Reames, E. Rebeck, T. Lee, P. Waggle, B. Landcaster. ROW 2: C. DeHaven, D. Lawhead, G. Mariatt, C. Hartley, D. Rosser, S. Gibson, P. Gibbons. D. Duncan. ROW 3: Coach Roy, T. Ballard, C. Langford, G. Ballard, L. Morrill, E. Miller, V. Henke, D. Beres, B. Darosky, and L. Long. Girl’s A t hie tic Association Sets Precedent With Various Activities GAA Officers: ( LEFT-RIGHT ): P. Waggle, M. Dobbins, P. Bobrowski, T. Ballard, V. Reames, L. Darosky, C. DeHaven, C. Langford. G.A.A. Intraschool Softball Champions: 1st place, “Pir- ates” Capt. L. Miller, V. Henke, S. Mischan, C. Lang- ford, J. Austin, D. Hughes, C. Watson, C. Wolfe, A. Mendelson, H. Bradley, C. DeHaven, and R. Odar. 2nd place, “Cubs” Capt. D. Overbay, R. Wahlsmith, D. Henry, M. Petro, B. Parker, S. Shroll, P. Waggle, D. Templeton, and V. Kary. BELOW, Judy Blackburn, Kiss! Kiss? Field Hockey Record, 2-1-2; Pirates are Softball Champs; Volleyball Record 3-4 A 1 969 G.A .A . Track . . . BELOW: Junior Carol Langford uses a little muscle power to literally throw the shot put. A T LEFT: Senior Denise Anton strains to cross the finish line ahead of all others. r Track Team : ROW I. LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Shroll, Vicki Reames, Deb Lawhead, Sandy Lindsey, Pam Waggle, Pat Bobrowski: ROW 2: G.A. A. Sponsor Miss Pat Roy, Vicki Henke, Beth Miller, Denise Anton, Kathy Napier, Linda Bell, Marcia Bell, and Carol Langford. I 1969 Gymnastics Team ( LEFT TO RIG HT), ROW 1 ; Joy Duies, Barb Linda Fazekas, Gail Marlatte, Sandy Rosser, Ruth Ballard, Sylvia Beatty, Barb Lancaster, Natalie Mayoch; ROW 2: Linda Bledsoe, Gibson, and Denise Anton. Vicki Reames, Mary Hack, Carol Hartley; ROW 3: Deb Lawhead, . . .And Gymnastics. A T LEFT: Natalie Mayoch executes a handstand on the balance beam during the 1969 GAA District Meet. BELOW: Deep concentration and athletic ability is needed for Joy Duies routine on the uneven-parallel bars. B-Team Volleyball: ROW I: N. Czilli, C. Olson, R. Havrelesko, T. Dobyns, Miss Pat Roy, B. Thorson, V. Henke, P. Bobrowski, and I. Lee. P. Waggle, and J. Novkovic. ROW 2: R. Seivers, D. Million, M. Smeltzer. Volleyball Record Proves Their Skill The correct way to return a served vol- leyball is shown at LEFT as Roberta Havrelesko makes a perfect return. A-Team Volleyball: ROW I: P. Gibbons, T. Ballard, S. Shroll, S. Riv- ers, J. Rebeck, and M. Hack. ROW 2: Pat Roy, W. Snawder, S. Gib- son, G. Marlatt, C. DeHaven, and D. Lawhead. The A-team’s record was 3-4 and the B-team posted a 2-3 mark . G.A.A. Varsity Basketball: ROW I: P. Gibbons, C. Hartley, K. Hunt- er, D. Lawhead, S. Shroll, J. Rebeck, T. Ballard. ROW 2: Coach Roy C. Langford, G. Ballard. G. Marlatt, S. Gibson, D. Overbay, R. Wahlsmith, and C. Dehaven. B-Team player La- fonda Morill releases the ball in hopes of a basket for our side. BELOW: B-Team players (15) Liz Mill- er and (14) Lafonda Merrill watch (10) Cassie Duis try to obtain a rebound . Girls’ Basketball Rivals 1969 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Carol Hartley Deb Lawhead Sally Vanderlin Pat Gibbons Crystol Martin 76 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Melodie Hopkins Pat Bobrowski Jo Anne Novkovich Pam Waggle Alex Gregory m i. ■ I Jk AT RIGHT: Rum Pom Girls B. Darosky. D. Busch, C. Bazin, J. Held, T. Rafferty, D. Rosser, S. Lari- more, G. Ballard, T. Ballard. L. Darosky, T. Bob- rowski. BELOIT ' : Frosh Cheerleaders: Cassie Duies, Terri Gibson, Sharon Bobrowski, Donna Million, Vicki Paulk. BELOW RIGHT: Crystal Martin per- forms a cheer to the crowds delight. 78 Other E-Men: ROW I, ( LEFT-RIGHT ): Mike Douglas; Basil Fer- nandez; Harry Harmon; Clay Green; Larry Henninger; ROW 2: Gary Szostek; John Rock; Monty Miller; Pete Todosejvich; Jeff Martin; ROW 3: Bill Ring; Mike Rubino; Ron Dixon; Darrell Hampton; Bob Humenik; ROW 4: Ron Rambo; Mike Bona; Mick Sohovich; Tom Hodge; Andy Normon. E-Men Officers: ( LEFT-RIGHT ): Bill Ring — Vice President, Dale Johnson President, Roy Nicholson — Treasurer, Ruben Soria — Secretary (Not Pictured). 1969-70 East Gary Lettermen Senior E-Men: ROW I: f LEFT-RIGHT ): Del Courtney; John Bios- Coleman; ROW 3: Mork Oresik; Bob Snawder; Dan Chadwich; Norm som; Ron Jackson; Ruben Soria; Roy Nicholson; ROW 2: Jeff Wolfe; Arflack; Mike Spencer; Len Gapinski; ROW 4: Bill Steen; Tom Le- Paul Naglosky; Jim Lambert; Dale Johnson; Mike Svetanoff; Bob wandowski; Rich Sohovich; Stuart Hoskins; Bill Butler. 1969 East Gary Golf Team members: Dave M iller, Mike Bona, Stev e Haddad. Kim Perez, Jim Hinkle. 1 970 East Gary Golf Season; Team Improvement and Individual Success Junior M . Jim Hinkle (BELOW) exhibits the style that enabled him to earn var- ‘ ' Bones” Bona (AT sity playing time. LEFT): shows nice form and deep con- centration neces- sary in the success of most golfers. A CA DEM ICS Expanding Know-How Georgette Blystone ponders over a geometry problem . A complicated mathematical equation temporarily stumps Anna Ennis. 84 Working together on a problem sometimes makes it easier. Shown are Brenda Ginter and Virginia Climer collaborating on a math problem . Mary Havrilla and Jan Williams concentrate on a water-displacement Terry Lee and Anna Ennis dissect a pig in biology II . experiment during chemistry class. 85 Book reports are a requirement of English classes. Eddie Mendez is mesmerized by a suspenseful story. 86 Compositions aren’t the most fun. but must be done. Cultural Gains Geography is the study of many countries. Kathy Comstock studies history. Occupational Basis Mark Gadzella works dilligently to master the adding machine. Judy Huber volunteers valued information in bookkeeping class. r TA J In typing class, Bonnie Taylor works to increase her typing speed and accuracy. 88 Speed in shorthand is essential as Donna Steen reviews. 89 Lori Lehto tests her skills at the blackboard in Spanish class. Miss Hayes smiles as students respond to questions about the day’s lesson. 90 Russ McWhirter watches as his classmate demonstrates the proper use of the lathe. Mr. Hartley instructs students. Paul Joffre and Tony Bingham. Developing Skills Machines, wood, and sawdust make for an interesting shop class. 91 Well Rounded Program Freshman girls learn Ihe basics of volleyball. 92 The library aides in study and research. 93 1 v Choir members enjoy performing. Ellen Garzella and Deb Smenyak received firsts at state contest. Practice makes perfect! Pictured are Cindy Thorne. Trudy Rosser. Chris Brock, and Bruce Cargile. 95 Deb Busch and Brenda Roe begin the recovering process. A partner in the kitchen can be helpful as shown by Cindy Dowell and Rosemary Jestes. How to moke it Sew Easy Artistic Talents, Expressed Many Ways Personality sketches highlight art student’s booth at the Carnival. Shown are Ruben Soria and Chris Pohlman. FACULTY G Y M N KOSMOS KAYES, SUPERINTENDENT BS. Education Indiana University 1954 MS. Education Indiana University 1957 Doctorate Education Indiana University 1970 Efficient Planning Leads To Success JOHN KURUZOVICH, ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT B.S. Education Indiana University 1958 MS. Education Indiana University I9 2 100 I EAST GARY SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS: PETE CHAPAS, SECRETARY; WILLIAM ELLIS, VICE PRESIDENT; WILLIAM LONG, PRESIDENT. CONNIE COURTNEY. BOOKKEEPER DOROTHY KOONTZ. SECRETARY LOIS ANDERSON, SECRETARY 101 PRINC Improvement Thru Outstanding Leadership WAYNE F. RYSKA, PRINCIPAL STEVE GEORGAKIS, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL JAMES CONWAY, BOY ' S COUNSELOR BONNIE GLEASON, GIRL’S COUNSELOR ' l Joseph P Loscaro, 3Audio- Visual director Iran G. Floyd, Athletic director Assisting Students, Is Their Job Mary Beth Ceglian, Librarian Eleanor Vanderlin, Secretary; Marion McKinney, Clerk; Edith Nancy Fowler, Nurse Woodworth, Guidance Secretary. Helen Martin, Library Clerk. T e ackers Con veyKno w ledge To Stud en ts. EVELYN BAKER Business, sponsor cheerleaders. B. A . Fairmont State College. WILLIS R. BAKER General Business, physical science, sponsor freshman class, Edison coin club, coach jv football, B.S. Alderson Broaddus College, M.S. Indiana University. PHILIPC. BARLOWE English, journalism, sponsor Edi- sonian. Eagle Feathers, B.S. M.S. Indiana University. JOHN A. BECKING Geometry, algebra II, college math, sponsor Honor Society, B.A. University of Evansville, M.A. Purdue University. PHILIPC. BARLOWE JOHN BECKING RONALD J. BLAKE Government, math economics , sponsor Student Council, coach cross country, freshman basketball, B.A. M.A. Valparaiso University. JOSEPH JOHN BODNAR.JR. U.S. history sponsor pom pom girls. It’s Academic Team, dept, head social studies, B.S. Ball State University, M.S. Indiana University. 104 RONALD BLAKE JOSEPH J. BODNAR JR. To Them, Education Is All Important MARJORIE BRADY Bookkeeping I and II. office ma- chines. sponsor senior class, B.S. Illinois Stale University. REBECCA S. BRINKLEY Home economics, Home Econom- ics Club. B.S. Murray State Uni- versity. Kentucky. MARJORIE BRADY SILVIJA DZELME REBECCA BRINKLEY SILVIJA DZELME French, French Club sponsor. B.A. Butler University. STEPHEN M. FRITZ Typing I and . sponsor sopho- more class, coach wrestling, re- serve baseball. B.S. Ball State University. STEPHEN FRITZ STEVE A. GAZA Math, coach golf, sponsor BIMA. dept, head math. M.S. University of Pittsburgh. GILBERT HAMILTON Business English, business law. re- tailing. general business, coach jreshman football, sponsor E-Men Club. Murray State University. STEVE A. GAZA GILBERT HAMILTON 105 Molding Of Ideas, Zenith Of Their Work. THOMAS E. HARDEBECK Metals, drafting, sponsor fresh- man. coach jr. high track. B.S. In- diana State University. ARTHUR L. HARTLEY Industrial arts, sponsor freshmen, coach varsity baseball, dept, head industrial arts, B.S. Ball State University. M.S. Indiana University. TOM HARDEBECK ARTHUR L. HARTLEY Za.T JANICE HAYES Spanish, Spanish Club. A.B. Indi- ana State University. HERBERT C. HEDSTROM Instrumental music. BM. Univer- sity of Iowa. M.A. University ' of Arkansas. JANICE HAYES HERBERT C. HEDSTROM 5 JAMES F. HURST JAMES F. HURST World geography, world history, coach wrestling, ass ' t. track, B.P.E. Purdue University. MARGARET JANA Choir. English, sponsor fresh- man class. B.P.S.M. Indiana University. MARGARET JANA 106 Motivation Of Students Is Necessary JAMES G. JOHNSON Physics, biology, sponsor Science Club. B.S. Muskingum College. KENNETH D. KLEIN Job related instruction, marketing, distribution, sponsor DEC A Club. B.S. Indiana State. M S. Indiana University. JAMES G. JOHNSON KENNETH D. KLEIN LAURENCE V. LEVENDA English, humanities, sponsor Thespian and Drama. B.A. Lewis College. M.A. Indiana University. LARRY LONG English, sponsor Pep Club. B.A. Indiana University. LAURENCE V. LEVENDA LARRY LONG RUSS MARCINEK Physical education, varsity basket- ball coach, sponsor pom pom girls. B.A. St. Joseph’s. M.A. Indiana University. RICHARD H. MARTIN Health and safety, drivers educa- tion. B.S. David Lipscomb College. M S. Indiana University. RUSSELL MARCINEK RICHARD H. MARTIN Though Work, Humorous Side Helps DEAN L. McCLANAHAN KATHLEEN MILLHOLLAND DEAN L. McCLANAHAN Typing, shorthand, sponsor Pep Club, scorekeeper of basketball and wrestling, chairman of business education, B.S. Northeast Mis- souri State College. KATHLEEN MILLHOLLAND English, psychology, B.S. Indiana University. LARRY L. POHLMAN Wood shop, football coach, track coach. B.S. Western New Mexico University. M.P.E. Purdue University. PATRICIA ROY Girl ' s physical education, sponsor GAA, B.S. M.A. Ball State ' Uni- SAMUELE. SMITH Art I and II, sponsor Art Club. B.S. Indiana University. GERALD VLASIC Government, economics, geogra- phy, Student Council sponsor, ass t, football coach. B.S. M.A. Ball State University. 108 SAMUEL E. SMITH GERALD VLASIC In Our Hearts We Know They’re Great LEROY J.WEBDELL Biology, chemistry, sponsor Sci- ence Club. B.S. Ball State Univer- sity. M S. Valparaiso University. HARRY WHITBY English, speech. M.S. t orth west- ern University. LeROY WEBDELL HARRY L. WHITBY ARCHIE WOOD General and applied math, fresh- man sponsor, B.S.. M.A.T. Purdue University. WILLIAM J. WOOLSEY English, modern humanities, spon- sor Debate Club. B.S. Indiana University. ARCHIE WOOD WILLIAM J. WOOLSEY This proves that all teachers are human even Mr. Johnson eating his lunch. Oops, I dropped some!! Teachers present Merry Christ- mas, Charlie Brown at the Christ- mas convocation. 109 To The Lead, Forward Never Backward! Senior Class Officers: President Keith Gaza, Vice President Dale John- son, Secretary Mary Jackson, Treasurer Debbie Smenyak, Boy Repre- sentative Norman Arflack, Girl Representative Nat Mayoch. Senior float for homecoming, “Eagles 1st to the Moon, Eagles 1st to VICTORY . That forever-dreamed-about, fourth and finishing year arrived and the class of ’70 at East Gary Edison engaged in making the most of it. Senior moods were ebullient and lively during homecom- ing. First place in hall competition was awarded to the mighty Senior class for their spirited work. The 1969-70 Homecoming Dance theme, “Autumn Enchantment,” typified the feelings of many. Memories and bits and pieces of all the hardships and joys that made “happiness” an everyday word will linger with the class of ’70. Senior Class Homeroom Representatives: Charles Cates, Loretta Czilli, Diane Rosser, Larry Hoskins. 110 GARY ANDRES DECA WAYNE ANTHONY DELORES ARD NORMAN E. ARFLACK Wrestling 1,2; E-Men’s Club 1,2,3 ,4; Football Mang. 1; Spanish Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,4; Science Club4; Class Rep. 4; Audio Visual; B1MA 1,4. DENISE ANN ASHBY Choir 1,2, 3,4; Jan Notes; Girls Ensemble; Pep Club; Sunshine Society; Home Ec.Club; DECA. RUTH GWENDOLYN BALLARD Choir 1 (Treas.); GAA 1,2,3, 4: Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Sunshine Society 1, 2,3,4 (Rep.); J V Cheer- leader, Pom Pom Girl 4 (Capt.); PE Assistant. CYNTHIA SUE BAZIN FTA 1,2, 3, 4; Science Club 1, 2,3,4; Home Ec. 1, 2,3; Sunshine Society ,2,3,4; Pom Pom Girl 4; Pep Club 1, 2,3, 4; Office Assistant 4; Yearbook Staff4; Paper Staff4; Debate Club4. BARBARA BEATY GAA 1,2; Sunshine Society 1; Pep Club 1; Gymnastics 1,2. LINDA DARLENE BELL Home Ec. Club 4; GAA 1, 2,3,4: Volleyball Team 3,4; Basketball Team 3; Track Team 3; Sunshine Society 1; Pep Club 1. JOANN BIANCO MARTIN BICKETT JANET JOANNE BLACKBURN Pep Club I; GAA 2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Girls Ensemble 4: Sunshine Society 1,2, 3,4; Home Ec. Club 3; Modern Foreign Language Club I . JOHN BLOSSOM JV Football 2; V-Football 3,4; Wrestling 4; Pep Club 3,4; E-Men Club 3,4; Intramurals 3 . TONI MARIE BOBROWSKI Sunshine Society 1,2,3 (Rep.) 4 (Pres.); Pep Club 1. 2, 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4 (Copy Editor); Paper Staff 4; Pom Pom Girl 4; FTA 3,4; Science Club 2,3,4; GAA 1,2; French Club 1, 2,3, 4. ROSAN E. BOLINT Sunshine Society 2,3,4; Pep Club 3.4; GAA 1, 2,3; Drama Club 1,2,3, 4; Choir 1; GAA Basket- ball Team 1 . Ill Senior Classes Have A Touch Of Humor Mr. Loscaro ' s sociology class having a little fun . GERALDINE BOWEN CHUCK BRYANT Choir 1, 2,3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Coin Club 4; Pep Club 4. STEVE BRYANT AV Assistant, Football I . DEBRA KAY BUSCH Pom Pom Girl 4; Thespian Society 3,4; GAA 1, 2,3,4; Jan-Notes 3,4; SSS 1, 2,3,4; Science Club 1, 2,3,4; Class Play 2; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Student Council Rep. 2,3; Home Ec. Club 1,2,3. WILLIAM BUTLER Basketball 3,4 (Captain); Baseball 1,2,3,4. PAMELA CAMPBELL National Honor Society 3,4 (Sec.); Lion’s Club Peace Essay Award; DAR Good Citizen Award; Debate Club 3,4; Class Vice Pres. 2; Thespian Society 1, 2,3,4; FTA 3,4; Edisonian Staff; Drama Club 1, 2,3,4; GAA 1,2. BILL CARTER Choir 1 ; Basketball 1 (Mgr.); B1 MA 2; A V 3 . CHARLES CATES DAN CHADWICK E-Men Club; Football 2,3,4; Basketball; Base- ball 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Sci- ence Club; Intramural Basketball Champ. DEBORAH JANE CHADWICK GAA; Class Treasurer I; SSS: Choir 3: Girls Ensemble 3: Pep Club I; Student Council 1; Of- fice Assistant. VIRGINIA CLIMER CHARl.ES DANNY COBB Band 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1,2,3; Art Club (V. Pres.); Dance Band 1; Hall Monitor; BIMA; Pep Club I. GARY ANDREW COCHRAN Wrestling I; Band 1, 2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2, 3.4; Dance Band 1; Art Club I; Junior Class Play; Homeroom Rep. (alt.); Pep Club; BIMA. MARTHA COLEMAN BOB COLEMAN Student Council (V. Pres.); AV Assistant; Spanish Club; Pep Club; Office Assistant; Base- ball 3.4; Wrestling 2; Football 2,3,4; E-Men Club. SHERRY COLEMAN GAA 1,2; Pep Club I; SSS 1, 2,3,4; Home Ec. Club I; Library Assistant 1, 2,3,4; Choir 1; Mod- ern Foreign Language Club I . MIKE CORLEY DEL COURTNEY Football 1,2, 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Class President 3; Boy’s State; Debate Club 3.4: Sci- ence Club 4: Edisonian Staff 3,4; Student Council 3; Band 1.2. DARRELL R. COX Band 1,2,3 ,4: Dance Band 1,2: Football 1.2; Basketball 1,2: BIMA: Pep Club. TEDCUDNEY Latin Club 1,2: Science Club 1, 2,3.4; Choir 1.2, 3,4; Intramural Bowling 1; Wrestling 1,2; Cross Country I . LORETTA CZILLI Choir 1, 2,3.4; SSS 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Girl’s Ensemble 4; Janeens 2; Homeroom Rep. 4; Stu- dent Council 4. ANITA DANIEL LINDA MARIE DAROSKY GAA 1, 2,3, 4; SSS 1. 2,3.4; Latin Club 1,2 (Treas.); FTA 3.4; Eagle Feathers 3.4; Pom Pom Girls 4: Science Club 3,4; Choir 1, 2,3.4: Debate Club 4; Pep Club 1,4. BRUCE DARRELL Basketball 1; Hall Monitor; Homeroom Rep.; Art Club; Pep Club. 113 Everyday Incidents Become Memories Gary Cochran and Mike Svetanoff buy an apple to begin lunch hour. WILLIAM DAVIS LAWRENCE DILLINGHAM CYNTHIA S. DOWELL Sunshine Society 1, 2,3,4: GAA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Home Ec.Club 1: Modern Foreign Language Club I . PATRICIA DRANCHAK Sunshine Society 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club I: Art Club I; Home Ec. Club 1; Drama Club 1; Audio-Vis- ual 4. JOY DUIES GAA 2; Pep Club 3; Sunshine Society 3; DECA 2,3 (Treas.)4 (V. Pres. Region); Choir I . DENNIS RAY EATON Choir 1, 2,3,4; Basketball I (Mgr.); DECA 3,4 (V. Pres.). GARY L. FLICK DECA 1,2; Choir 1,2,3; Football 1,2: Pep Club 1,2,3. RODNEY FOSTER MARK GADZALA ■ LENNARD GAPINSKI ELLEN JUNE GARZELLA Choir 1. 2.3,4; Jan-Notes 3.4; Girls Ensemble I. 2; Sunshine Society 1, 2.3.4; GAA I; Pep Club I; Drama Club 3.4; Art Club 4; Home Ec. Club 3; ETA 4. KEITH GAZA Class Pres. 4; Student Council; Science Club; Modern Foreign Language Club 2; Pep Club 4 . PATRICIA KAY GIBBONS Pep Club 1.2.3, 4; GAA 1, 2,3,4; Sunshine So- ciety 1. 2.3.4; Drama Club 2; Choir 1,2; Girl Rep. 1: JV Cheerleader 2: V -Cheerleader 4 (Capt.); PE Assistant 4. SYLVI A GIBSON Sunshine Society 1. 2,3.4; GAA 1, 2.3.4; Pep Club 3.4; Choir I ; PE Assistant 4. DONNA GAYLE GILBERT Sunshine Society; Art Club; Pep Club; Choir; Home Ec. Club. MARSHA E. GILLETTE JAMES GRANT GARY GREER DAVID GUESS ELIZABETH ROSE HAMADY Sunshine Society 1. 2.3.4; Pep Club 1. 2. 3,4; Choir 1. 2.3.4; Home Ec. Club 1.2.3. PAUL D. HARWOOD Track 2 (Mgr.); Football 1,2,3; E-Men Club 2. 3: Art Club; Choir 1.2.3; Student Council 4 (Parliamentarian). LINDA LOUISE HAAS Pep Club 1.2.3; Sunshine Society 1. 2.3.4; GAA 1.2; Modern Foreign Language Club I; Office Assistant. JEANNE MARIE HELD Pom Pom Girl 4; GAA 1 .2.3,4: Pep Club 1 .2.3, 4; Science Club 2,3.4: Sunshine Society 1. 2. 3.4; Choir 1. 2.3,4: ETA 2.3: Student Council 4: AV Assistant 4. MARILYN HOEFFLICKER Band 1.2: Sunshine Society 1.2.3; Home Ec. I: GAA 1: DECA 3.4 (Treas.). 115 Students Collaborate For Projects Seniors display spirit week project for Homecom- ing. LEFT TO RIGHT is Keith Gaza, Pam Campbell. Alice Mardis. Jeanne Meld, Bob Coleman. HECTOR HOLQUIN LARRY E. HOSKINS Band 1,2; Science Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,3,4; AV Club 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball I; Baseball 1,4; DECA 3.4 (Pres.); Student Council 1,4; Home- room Rep. 4; Hall Monitor 4. STUART S. HOSKINS E-Men Club 1, 2,3.4; Basketball 1, 2.3.4; Base- ball 1,2, 3,4; Choir I; Science Club 3.4; Edisonian Staff 4. KATHRYN ANN HUNTER GAA 1, 2,3,4; Choir 1; Girl ' s Ensemble: Pep Club 1,2,3,4(V. Pres.); Track 1,4. MARY KATHRYN JACKSON GAA 1, 2,3.4; Sunshine Society 1, 2,3,4: Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Science Club 4; Class Secretary 4; Library Assistant: Office Assistant. ROSE M JESTES DALE W. JOHNSON Football 1, 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,3.4; Track 1,2,4; E-Men Club 2,3,4 (V. Pres.) (Pres.); Modern Foreign Language Club 2,3 (Treas.) (V. Pres.); Pep Club; Student Council 2,3,4; Boy Rep. 2; Vice President 4; Art Club . CHESTER KAPICA Pep Club; DECA: Bl M A: Class Rep. 2. PATRICIA DIANE KARY GAA 1, 2,3,4: Pep Club 1.4: Choir 1, 2,3.4; Sun- shine Society 1, 2,3, 4; Modern Foreign Language Club 1,2: Office Assistant 4. JEFFREY D KINSEY Football 1: Basketball 1,2; Pep Club; Art Club; Science Club; Hall Monitor. JUDY CAROL KIRBY Home Ec. 1.2.3; Pep Club I: Sunshine Society 2 MARY KAY KORPAK GAA 1.2 (Rep.): Sunshine Society 1. 2,3.4; Sci- ence Club 4:FTA 4: Choir 1. 2.3.4: Jan Notes 4: Pep Club 1. 2.3.4; Student Council 2: Girls ' En- semble 1.2.4; Library Assistant 4: Yearbook Staff. TERESA KRAYNAK Choir 1,2: Sunshine Society 1.2.3: Pep Club I. 2: Office Assistant 4: Science Club 2. KEVIN KRONE JACK KURTIS Choir I: Student Council I: Pep Club 2.4: Sci- ence Club 4: Basketball 1 .2: Spanish Cluh 3: Hall Monitor 3: Intramural Basketball 4: Latin Club I . JIM LAMBERT Advanced Choir; Wrestling 1.2. 3.4: Football 3. 4: E-Men ' s Club: Reserve Baseball. CAROL ANN LANGFORD GAA 1.2,3 (V. Pres.). 4 (President. Scrapbook Chairman): Student Council 4; Sunshine Society 1 .2,3,4: Pep Club 1.2.3: FT A 2.3.4; Science Club 3. DONNA LAW DEBORAH ANN LAWHEAD GAA 1. 2.3.4: Varsity Cheerleader 3. (Alt.) 4; Sunshine Society 1. 2,3.4: Library Assistant 3: Phys. Ed. Assistant 4: Pep Club 1. 2.3.4; Girls ' Ensemble 2: Most Valuable Track Star 2.3: Most Valuable Basketball I . LORI ANN LEHTO Eagle Feathers 3 (Assistant Editor). 4 (Editor); Homecoming Court; Student Council 3 (Sec.) 4: Sophomore Class Secretary: FTA 2.3.4 (Pres.); Debate Club 4 (Sec.): SSS 1.2 (Court) 3.4; Pep Club 1. 2.3.4; Honor Society 3.4: Science Club I. 2.3.4. THOMAS LEW AN DOW SKI Baseball 1. 2.3.4: Basketball 3.4: E-Men ' s Club 3.4; Art Club 4: Science Club 4; Pep Club 3. GARY LEWIS Basketball I: Baseball 4. DAVID L. LITTLE Football 2.3: Art Club 2.4; Pep Club 1: Wres- tling I: Hall Monitor 4; Boys ' Intramural: B1MA 3. LINDA LYONS GAA 2.3.4: Sunshine Society 2,3.4: Pep Club 2: Science Club 2: Concession 3: Home Ec. 2: Choir 2. Through A Window To The Near Future ALICE CAROL MARDIS GAA 2,3,4; Latin Club 1; SSS 3,4; DECA 2; FTA 4; Spanish Club 4; Drama Club 4. GAIL MARLATT GAA 1, 2, 3,4; SSS 1, 2,3,4; Science Club 3.4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Choir !; Drama Club 1; Li- brary Assistant 1 . DEBBIE MARTIN GAA 1. 2,3,4; SSS 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2; DECA 3; A V assistant 4; Science Club 2; Choir I , 2; Field Hockey 3: Track 1, 2,3,4. GARY MAUPIN Football 2. NATALIE MAYOCH GAA 1 ,2,3,4; Band 3,4; Twirler 2,3,4; SSS 3,4; Modern Foreign Language Club 1,2,3; Home- coming Court; Debate Club 3,4; Girl ' s State; Class Rep. 4; Student Council 3,4: Library Assistant. ESTHER MENDEZ Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Ec. Club 1,2,3: GAA 1,2, 3.4; Modern Foreign Language Club, Art Club I: SSS 1.2,3; Pep Club 1.2, 3.4: Drama Club I; Sci- ence Club I . ROGER McWHIRTER ROD MITRISIN Football 2,3: Basketball I; BIMA 3,4; E-Men Club 3,4: Art Club; Pep Club. EDDIE MOMOLA Student Council 4; Homeroom Rep. 4. MELLODY MOORE KATHY MUCHA Sunshine Society 1. 2, 3.4: ETA 2.4: Yearbook Staff 4 (Editor): Debate Club 3.4: Student Coun- cil 3.4: Class Treasurer 2: Girl Rep. 3: Girl Sta- ter: Honor Society 3,4 (Pres.): Homecoming Queen 4. PAT MULDOON GAA 1,2, 3.4: Sunshine Society 1, 2,3,4: Pep Club 1, 2.3.4; Science Club 1,2.4; Choir I; DECA 3: Drama Club I: Modern Foreign Language Club I. PAUL ANDREW NAGLOSKY Football 3,4: Wrestling 2,4: E-Men: Pep Club 1, 2,3.4: BIMA. DON NAPIER JOYCE NEAGU ROY NICHOLSON Choir 1.2; E-Men 2,3,4 (Treas.), V. Wrestling 3; Basketball 1,2; Baseball I (Reserve) 2.3.4; BIMA. NANCY DAWN NIXON Sunshine Society 1, 2,3,4: GAA 1, 2,3.4: Pep Club 1 ,2,3,4: Choir I ; PE Assistant 4. LARRY NOLL Reserve Basketball; DECA; Pep Club: Intra- mural Basketball Bowling. ROTCO NOVKOVIC V Football 4: V Track 2.3 (Capt.): E-Men. TOM OW ENS French Club 1.2: Baseball I ( Reserve) 3.4 (Var- sity); Art Club 4: E-Men 4. KATHY PANKEY KATHY LYNN PAULK Pep Club 1, 2,3,4 (Sec.): Sunshine Society 1 (Rep.) 2,3.4: Thespian Society (V. Pres.); JV Cheerleader 2; Jan Notes 2,3,4; FT A 1. 2.3.4 (V. Pres.): Paper Staff 3,4 (Asst. Editor): Drama Club 1,2,3: GAA 1,2. BETTI LU PAXTON Home Ec. Club; Sunshine Society; Pep Club; Choir 1.2: DECA Club 3,4 (Sec.). THOMAS PETRO E-Men 4; Football 1, 2, 3,4; Track 2: Wrestling I: Choir 1 .2,3.4: Jan-Notes4: Pep Club. 119 Our Final Homecoming Fades To Memories Senior girls cheer for a hopeful victory. JOHN POZDOL BIMA. PAMELA JEAN POTTS Student Council; Sunshine Society 1.2 (Sec.) 3. 4; Paper Staff 3 (Feature Ed.) 4 (Assistant Ed.); FTA 2,4; Honor Society (Parliamentarian); GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1. 2,3,4 (Pres.); Pep Club 1, 2.3.4; Choir 1 (Crescendoes) 2 Girls En- semble) 3,4; (Jan-Notes); French Club 1 .2.3.4. DIANE PRONZE Sunshine Society 1. 2,3.4; Pep Club 1, 2. 3.4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 3,4; Modern Foreign Language Club 2,3; Sweetheart Court 1; Class Secretary 3; Office Assistant 4; Choir 1,2. FRANKIE JOE PURCELL TAMRA MICHELLE RAFFERTY Choir 1, 2, 3,4; Jan-Notes 2.3.4; Sunshine Socie- ty 1, 2, 3.4 (Treas.); GAA 1,2.3 ,4; Science Club 2, 3,4: Pep Club I; Pom Pom Girls 4; Drama Club 2.3,4. VICKI LYNN REAMES GAA 1,2.3 (Jr. Rep.). 4 (Sr. Rep.): Homecom- ing Court 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Pres.); Sunshine Society 1, 2,3.4; Student Council 2,3,4; Sr. Honor Society 3,4; Jr. Miss 1970; Cheerleader 1,2 (JV), 3 (V); Girls State; Science Club 4. BILL REED DECA 3.4. HAROLD RICH JUDY ROCK GAA: Pep Club 1. 2, 3,4 (Treas.); Sunshine So- ciety: Art Club Guidance Office Assistant: Office Assistant; Choir. BRENDA JOYCE ROE Sunshine Society 3: Pep Club I . DIANE ROSSER DIANE SABODY ROGER SEARS SHARON SHIMEL RUTH SHUDICK Choir I: Sunshine Society I; ETA I (Sec.): Home Ec. Club 1 (Sec.): Art Club 4 (Pres.): Pa- per Staff 3; GAA I: Pep Club I . DEBBIE SILVERTHORN Sunshine Society 1. 2,3.4: GAA I: Pep Club I. 2.3: Office Assistant 4; Library Assistant I . PEGGY SISTANICH DEBORAH SMENYAk Choir I (Treas.), 2.3 (Treas.). 4 (Pres.): FTA 2 (Historian) 3,4: Pep Club 1. 2,3.4: Sunshine Socie- ty 1.2, 3,4: Class President 1: Class Treasure r 3.4: Student Council: Debate Club; Modern Foreign Language Club 2.3 (Pres.): Homecoming Court 4. RICH SOHOV1CH Football 4 (V); Basketball 3.4 (V): Baseball 3, 4: E-Men; Student Council: Latin Club: Science Club (Sergcant-al-Arms): PE Assistant: Pep Club; Choir. RUBEN J. SORIA Basketball 1 .2.3.4 (Capt ); E-Men 2.3.4 (Sec.): Cross Country 3 (Co-Capt.) 4: Class President 2: Yearbook Sports Editor 3.4: Honor Society 3.4 (Treas.): Boy ' s State: Modern Foreign Language Club I (V.Pres.): Art Club 3.4; FTA 4. MIKE SPENCER E-Men 3.4: Football 2 (JV): Track 2.3.4; Cross-Country 3.4: Choir 1.3.4; Jan-Notes 4; Debate Club 4 . SALLY SPENCER Choir I; Pep Club 1: Sunshine Society 2: Home Ec. Club 3. BILL STEEN Basketball 1.2,3: Track 1.2. 3.4 (Co-Capt ): Cross-Country 1.2.3 .4 (Capt ); Student Council 4 (Pres.): E-Men 1.2.3.4: Band I: BIMA. DEWAYNE STOKES 121 We Await The Final Moment: Graduation Diane Pronze does her daily job of collecting attendance. MIKESVETANOFF Band 1, 2,3,4 (Pres.): Dance Band 1.2, 3,4; Pep Band 1, 2,3,4; Hall Monitor 3; French Club 1; Football I; Track Manager 1; Yearbook Staff 3; E-Men. SHIRLEY SWIDER Choir I; Mixed Chorus 2; Modern Foreign Language Club 1,2,3: Yearbook Staff4. CHARLES THORNE Varsity Wrestling 4; Boys ' State. PAULA JO TOKASH GAA 1,2; Sunshine Society 1, 2,3,4; Choir I; Student Council 1,2: Modern Foreign Language Club 1,2; Science Club 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Year- book 4. YOLANDA TRUJILLO GAA 3,4: Sunshine Society 3,4; Foreign Lan- guage Club 3; Student Council 4 (Secretary); Pep Club 3.4. THOMAS UHLS JOE URBANIK Choir 1.2,3,4 (V. Pres.); Wrestling 1,2; Base- ball 1,2; Jan Notes4. SAM WATTS Football 2,3; Track 2,3; Foreign Language Club 1,2; Intramurals 4. DEBI WIERZBA Honor Society 3,4; Sunshine Society 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,3; FTA 3; GAA I; Choir 1,2: Home Ec. Club 3: French Club 1,2; Drama I . MELODEE WIGNALL Girl Rep. 2; Modern Foreign Language Club: Sunshine Society 1, 2.3.4; Pep Club 4; Library Assistant 4. LEONARD A. WILLIAMS. JR Band 1,2.3; Honor Society 3.4: Debate Club 3, 4 (V. Pres.): Drama Club 1.2 (Treas.): Pep Band 3. NOEL WILLIS PAULA WILSON Band 1,2; Drama Club 1. 2.3,4; Sunshine Socie- ty 1, 2, 3,4: GAA 1,2; Pep Club I; Library 4. DANIEL GENE WITKA CHARLENE WHITLEDGE DARRELL WHITLEDGE JEFFREY L. WOLFE Track 1, 2, 3,4: Cross Country 2.3,4: 500 Mile Club 4; E-Men 3.4; Pep Club 4; Band 1 ,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3. DENISE WSZOLEK GAA 1,2,3: Sunshine Society 1,2 (Rep.) 3.4; Pep Club 1,2: ETA 3: French Club 1; Choir I; Library 1 . Graduation is not the end but the beginning. 123 Juniors, Accepting New Responsibility Junior Class Officers: Doug Twilla (Pres ); Bill Ring (Vice Pres.); Peg- gy Honkoski (Sec.); Jane Gaza (Treas.); Pam Hoyt (Girl Rep.); Mike Lawhead (Boys Rep.). The juniors returned to EHS eager to face the coming year. Their school spirit was evident when they tied with the freshman class in the annual float competition for first place. The float motto was “Hang ’em High.” The class of ' 71 sponsored car washes and bake sales as they anticipated prom expenses. After much considera- tion they agreed on “Three coins in the Fountain” as a theme. This dance offered a romantic time for all. As the year closes the juniors are ready to be next year’s seniors. Junior Class Home Room Rep.: LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Kolosci. Bet- ty Moore, Donna Steen. Marian Derado. George Helmecy. Junior Float. Hang ' Em High, tied for first place homecoming. Michy Derado and Peggy Honkoski discuss up com- ing events. Mike Adamic Rocky Adams Vickie Andrews Jack Anderson Roger Ash Bob Austin Fernando Ayala Teressa Ballard Dave Barnes Marcia Bell Pat Bell Laura Bellar James Bickett Denise Bildilli Ken Bingham Tonv Bingham Bill Black Linda Bledsoe Lynn Bradshaw Donna Bobrowski Mike Bona Dennis Bottila Robert Buchanan Nanette Bushemi Tom Butler Charlotte Butts Terry Cargile Donna Chapman Connie Cheek Dale Coleman Kathy Comstock Karen Cook Ron Corley Jim Cromwell Mike Curtis Pat Dailey Pam Darnell Carla DeHaven Michy Derado Frank Dobbins Mike Douglas Mark Dwyer 125 As A Junior, The World Broadens Tom Eberhardt John Farrar Basil Fernandez Judy Fisher Paula Flick Jeff Frame Randy Franks Diana Fritts Doug Gannan Jane Gaza Ron George Doug Gibson Gail Gish Sue Goodwin Nick Goyda Marilyn Grasham Angela Gregory Mike Gregory Steve Grishka Carl Groves Mary Hack Stephanie Haddad Darrell Hampton Jackie Flaney Harrs Harman Carol Hartley Cindy Havens Marcia Havrilesko Mary Havrilla Melody Heims Bob Heist Jim Helmecy Audrey Hieke Bob Higgins Rocky Hodges Jane Gaza, Betty Morre, and Bill Ring do research in the library. 126 Jan Williams, Randy Franks, and Mr. Becking ponder a problem in Alge- bra 1 1 . Jim Holman Peggy Honkoski Melody Hopkins Pam Hoyt Judy Huber Robin Hursey Bob Jakish Bette Keenan Andrea Kent Judy Kingery Joe Kolosci Valerie Kosinski Denise Kuhn Tom Labadie Ken Landrum Debbie Lash Mike Lawhead Bill Lerch Roger Lindsey Milka Malobovic Jeff Martin Bud McDaniel Kathy McLoughin Eddy Mender Don Millender Monty Miller Michelle Mize Hipolito Mojica Glen Moore Rose Marie Monda Kathy Napier Ken Newsum Andy Norman Nick Novakovich Debbie Overbay Ron Rambo Fayellen Rappatta Elizabeth Rebeck Dave Redar Bill Renn Shirley Revers Larry Revoir 127 Juniors Blend Learning And Enthusiasm Walter Rey Pam Reynolds Bill Ring Brenda Rock Jim Rosendaul Debbie Rosser Mike Rubino Georgia Rummell Gary Salain Chuck Saladin Claudia Sears Michelle Shimel Raymond Shinier Shirley Shroll Betty Sinks Cathy Smith Dennis Smith Winnie Snawder Mike Sohovich Donna Steen Steve Stimson Dave Stokes Charles Swallow Keith Szotek Ron Tarnowski Debbie Templeton Pete Todosijevic Dan Tucker Diane Turner Doug Twilla Mike Twilla Mary Vaughn Sally Vanderlin Joe Vrska Millie Vujakovic Mr. Blake and his team show different emotions during the Powder Puff Football Championship. 128 Mr. McClanahan shows Melody Heims the proper typing techniques. Regina Wahlsmith Denise Walczak Dave Watson JoAnne Wedge Jerry White Jim Wilkins Janice Williams Cindy Willis Rick Wilson Emmalou Wineiger Janet Wolfe Sherry Woodall Bob Woynaroski Lucy Yanez Debbie Zellers George Zupko The prize possession of a Junior is his class ring, the sign of an upperclassman. 129 A Sophomore’s Major Goal Is Learning “Eagle Bread Builds Bodies 1 1 Different Ways”, was the theme of sophomore class hall project. Shown admiring their work are Shellie Holman and Terry Lee. Homeroom Representatives of the Sophomore class are: Pam Waggle, Mike Lewandowski, Bob Dobrowolski, and Tom Hodge. The sophomore soon realizes that school is not for play- ing around . . . but for getting in some serious studying. He starts thinking about college and choosing his curric- ulum to match future plans. With learner’s permit firmly in hand the sophomores walked into their drivers education class for the very first time. Tackling World History and Geometry makes for a hec- tic pace and kept the sophomores hopping. All hardships were softened by ordering class rings, an insignia of graduation. The officers of the sophomore class for 1969 — 1970 are: Gary Szostek, Pres.; Terry Lee, Vice Pres.; Pat Bobrowski, Sec.; Brenda Cannon, Treas.; Sharon Zbrowski, Girl Rep.; John Rock, Boy Rep. Kathy Sybala and Karen Sunberg help instruct Health Class with the help of the overhead projector. Darlene Adams Sandra Anderson Mark Argyelan Richard Ayala Dale Ball Lorraine Ballard Marilyn Barnes Glen Batista Debbie Belt Dei Beres Tom Berger Ingrid Besher Terresa Bianco David Binkley Bill Blossom Georgette Blystone Pat Bobrowski Greg Bowen Tina Bowen Chris Brock Steve Brown Joan Buchanan Sherry Buchanan Alice Bundy Mike Burdett Brenda Cannon Tim Cannon Al Childers Sue Clay Wally Coffman Susan Comstock Don Covelli Robin Cox Fred Daloisio Jeff Darnell Barb Darosky John Davis Jim Derr Ron Dixon Bob Dobrowolski Allen Donahue Bill Dooley 131 Each Year Friendships Grow Stronger Robb Douglas Sandy Dover Deb Duncan Dale Ellis Dewayne Ellis Anne Ennis Bill Evans Dan Fazekas Gary Feczko Janet Filipas Ken Flores Al Follow Mark Garzella Margarete Gee Dennis George Darlene Gillatte Paul Gilmore Ken Gish Rebecca Goldsmith Kim Goodreau Clay Green Alexandria Gregory Scott Grishka Millie Grochowski Rich Hack Darrle Hamilton Martan Hanley David Havard Bobbie Havrilesko Darrel Heflin Vicki Henke Larry Henninger Harry Hennings Debbie Henry Randy Hiller Gossip and discussion mixed with food happens during lunch hour. A classic example is shown by Trudi Svetanoff, Joann Novkov- ich. Lynn Tokash and Ly- nette Manta. 132 Sophomores start to move to the head of the line even if it is only the line at the concession stand. James Hinkle Tom Hodge Karen Holland Sharon Holland Pam Holliday Shellie Holman Peggy Hornyak Pam Hoskins Sandy Hueguley Donna Hughes Bob Humenik Cebra Johnson Camden Kent Karen Kingery Don Knox Ken Kozaites Jim Koziol Mike Kraynak Jim Krohn Terri Lee Sandy Linsey Mike Lewandowski Bob Littlefair Lu Ann Long Bill Luna Lynette Manta Crystal Martin Matt Oresik Tom Mayoch Bob Maza Ann Marie Mazur Wanda McDaniel Doris Mercier Elizabeth Miller Nancy Mojica Terry Moore La Fonda Morrill John Mucha Mike Nicholson Charles Nixon Dan Nohrein Jerry O ' Daniel 133 Pressures Mount As Burdens Increase Roxanne Odar Candy O ' Day Pette Odinsoff Frances O’Rouke Barb Parker Bill Parker Darrell Parker John Patterson Tony Paxton Diane Pennock Rick Picka Kathy Pilnock Denise Potts Frances Potts Wayne Ratcliff C. D. Rutherford Debbie Remaley Ken Renn Leroy Rice John Rock Judy Scasay Paul Scott Rob Smith Lupe Soria Carl Spain Rick Spenser Karen Sanders Trudi Svetanoff Dave Swider Kathy Szybala Bonnie Taylor Lynn Tokash Bill Travis Mike Twilloughby Mary Vrska Jo Ann Novkovich carries towels, part of her job as a Gym Assistant. 134 Sometimes the school day grind gets you down and makes it necessary to take a break. Mark Wahlman Pam Waggle Rich Watson Carroll Williams Martha Williams Roy Williams Ruth Williamson John Willis Romona Winchester Bob Wineland Carol Wolfe Sharon Zbrowski The sophomores move up in the world and become bold- er in their actions, no longer do they stay to themselves but form friendships and acquaintances outside of their small groups. 135 A New Life Begins As A Freshman Freshman Class Officers: Terry Barth (Pres.); Trudi Rosser (Vice Pres.); Patty Barth (Sec.); Joel Martin (Boy’s Rep.); Not pictured; Ter- ri Gibson (Treas.). The freshman year is for getting adjusted to hectic sched- ules, making new friends, learning new ideas, throwing away old habits, and being low men on the totem pole. It was a year to remember for freshmen. First came G.A.A. initiation . . . smelly fish, pigtails, baby diapers, skits and the hot dog roast. Then came Homecoming . . . a first place float, but a last place hall, streamers fell and the floor was cluttered with signs. Last came the end of the year and sophomore status with new people on bottom. Freshman Home Room Representatives Are ( LEFT TO RIGHT): Debbie HaJlmark, Quinn Wolfe, Rochelle Reames, George Moy, and Terri Gibson. Bury ’Em Deep” Freshman Float tied with the juniors for first place. GAA freshman initiation is a big moment to all, shown here are freshman Mary Dobbyns and senior Pat Kary . Eric Arzola Anita Ashby Jean Austin Raean Baker Josie Barker Sherry Barker Patty Barth Terry Barth Kathy Bayer George Bender Anita Berkley Denise Beres Clay Bernardi Dave Bildilli Elaine Blatz Sharon Bobrowski Tim Bonner Rich Borisinko Doug Bozarth Henrietta Bradly Tom Bragdon Darrell Breckman Debbie Bryant Ken Bryant Jim Busch Lorrie Campbell Bruce Cargile David Carter Jim Carter Bob Cline Jo Ann Comstock Constance Foster Larry Courtney Lonnie Crofton Jose Cuellar Nadine Czilli Tom Dunn Cassie Duies Don Dowell Mary Dobyns Carol Dixon David Dillion 137 The Sentiment For The Game Is Obvious Wanda Daniel Marie Davidson Betty Davis Patti Davis Mariann Demaria Mike Ellis Gerald Faurote Mike Forney Roger Foster Jean Frame Melody Fredericks Cindy Funchess Gay Gallaway Deborah Garber Roger Gibson Terry Gibson Mark Goodwin Rick Gossett Eddie Green George Gregory Bob Greirff John Grinder Gina Groves Ivaneil Groves Linda Groves Jerry Gruett Jeff Guess Debbie Haddix Debbie Hallmark Rick Hard Debbie Harmon Dave Harness Art Hartley Philip Havard Ron Havens Rick Gosset, Ruth Hor- nyak, Lorrie Campbell, and Roger Gibson display typi- cal emotions in support of the Fighting Eagles. t38 Lunchtime provides a for talking new things and exchanging gossip. Bill Hemminger Cindy Hemminger Danny Hendrickson Carol Hennings Debbie Herring Carolyn Hinkle Sodonia Hinke Darlene Hoefflicker Rich Hoefflicker Patty Holland Ruth Hornyak Connie Howell John Humphrey Nancy Jacobs Charles Jewell Wilfred Joffre Dennis Johnston Wayne Josleum Jan Kackos Bill Kania Bob Kary Virginia Kary Rick Kemp Debbie Kingery Carl Klopp Roberta Kludt Dave Kolosci Jack Kolopanis Steve Kurzdorfer Dave Lash Jim Lerch Deana Little Don Littlefield Randy Livingston John Lubeck Kathy Manley Sonia Marceau Sue Mardis Joel Martin Kathy Martin Mary Elian Mathias Olive Maxwell time over 139 Each Class Has Varied Personalities Mike McDonald Glen McGaughey ' Ron McWhirter Jim Mendez Kathy Metz Patty Mickey John Miller Linda Miller Donna Million Sharon Mischan Cindy Moffatt Fred Monacy Judy Moore Flarold Morgan Roger Morlan La Cinda Morrill Mike Mosier George Moy John Mullen Tim Murray John Neal Randy Rehmel Jennifer Newsom Candy Olson Flarold O ' Rourke Ed Overbay Bill Pallomino Bill Pankey Bob Parker Vicki Paulk Marian Petro Randy Phillippe Margaret Pilnock Lester Pointer Dan Powers Personalities play a large part in adjusting to high school work, here are two, Linda Miller and Cindy Thorne. 140 Chris Pszonka Linda Pustik Wanda Rambo John Ramsey Rochelle Reames Sherry Reynolds Debbie Rice Sharon Robbins Rex Roll Beverly Ronk Trudy Rosser Jim Rowan Marilyn Rubino Larry Rushing Bob Safstrom Debbie Sands Jim Sansone Ron Santell Ingrid Schmelzer John Sebella Debbie Shawver Ron Sherwosky Vicki Silaghi Scot Silverthorn David Slaughter Debbie Smith Loretta Smith Barbara Snodgras Marion Somers Rick Spargo Ken Spencer Jim Stearns Lee Stearns Rhonda Stevers Hubert Stimson Debbie Stokes Steve Strinchak Bob Strine Jim Sweeney Roger Szostek Dave Szaraga Debbie Tarnowski Cindy Thorne Berthadene Thorsen Barney Timmons Rex Timmons Louis Torp Pam Tokash LarryTraynom Dave Truth Patty Vaughn Leslie Vogel Mario Wahlman Cathy Watson Charles Westphal Denise Whitledge Dennis Wilkins Ron Williamson Sam Williams Linda Willoughby Jamie Wineland Allan Woelk Quinn Wolfe Bill Wright Debbie Wright Dotty Wrona 141 Student Helpers Assist Office Assistants: ROW I: H. Harmon. M. Adamick: ROW 2: D. Pronze, R. Bolint, L. Hass, D. Chadwick, M. Hiems, P. Kary, P. Muldoon, Y. Trujillo: ROWS: B. Coleman, C. Bazin, T. Kraynak, D. Silverthorn, M. Jackson, J. Gaza. A V Assistants: ROW I: L. Hoskins, P. Dranchak, J, Held, M. Hopkins, D. Rosser, D. Martin, J. Darnell; ROW 2: R. Spencer, M. Ellis, P. Har- wood, N. Arflack, J. Farrar, T. Lewandowski, R. Ash, C. Swallow. Hall Monitors: ROW I: B. Darrell, S. Shroll, D. Cobb; ROW 2: T. Butler, D. Bottilla, M. Bickett, L, Hoskins; ROW 3: T. Lewandowski. R. Sears, D. Little, J. Kinsey. Office Personnel During the day an office assistant is apt to collect attend- ance, run errands, make booklets, and operate the office machines. Closely associated with these people are the guidance of- fice assistants. They can be found making schedule changes, keeping records for the office, and summoning students to see the counselors. Mr. Loscaro heads the audio-visual department. The main job of the students under his direction is to show films to classes. They also learn how to operate the var- ious types of audio-visual equipment. All these people are an asset to the smooth functioning of Edison Senior High. Guidance Assistants: J. Rock, J. Kingery, N. Bushemi, E. Garzella. Library Assistants: ROW I: B. Fernandez, E. Armes, S. Coleman, N. Mayoch, S. Goodwin, O. Maxwell: ROW 2: S. Vanderlin, P. Dailey. P. Wil- son, D. Ellis, Miss Ceglian. 144 A D VER TISEMENTS 145 BOB FULLER T.V. AND MARINE Central Avenue East Gary, Indiana JOHNNY’S PASTRY SHOP, INC. 3521 Central Avenue East Gary, Indiana HILLCREST PHARMACY Routes 6 51 Hobart, Indiana ELINOR’S 530 East 3rd Avenue Hobart, Indiana COURTESY DEPARTMENT STORE 3525 Central Avenue East Gary, Indiana WALINGER STUDIO 37 South Wabash Avenue Chicago, Illinois “OFFICIAL EDISON PHOTOGRAPHER” GERRY PARK MOBILE HOME SALES 2760 Gerry Street Gary, Indiana For Safety ' s Sak LFT t SCHFCK.. Why Worry? 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Highways 12 20 Gary, Indiana LEN POLLAK BUICK 7301 East Melton Highway 20 Gary, Indiana OAK RIDGE ROLLER DOME Route 51 Hobart, Indiana GR OSS SPOR TS SA L ES EVERYTHING FOR THE SPORTSMEN AND ATHLETE 726 Washington Street Gary, Indiana Ph. 885-2624 EAST GARY DR UGS 4294 Central Avenue East Gary, Indiana TA TONE S SUPER SHELL SER VICE 3615 Central Avenue East Gary, Indiana PEERLESS POTATO CHIPS, INC. 1661-71 West 1 1th Avenue Gary, Indiana KELLEN’S HOBART FLO WER SHOP 342 Main Street Hobart, Indiana HEURING FORD “House of Better Deals” Highways 6 51 Hobart, Indiana RAY’S LANES 3221 Central Avenue East Gary, Indiana CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’70 Mary and Ray Student Index SENIORS A ndres, Gary Lee 1 1 1 Anthony, Wayne 1 1 1 Ard, Delores III Arjlack, Norman 22, 24. 33, 39, 1 10, III, 118. 142 Ashby, Denise 38, 45. 1 1 1 Ball. Karen Ballard. Ruth 26. 35. 70. 73. 77 1 1 1 Bazin. Cynthia 34. 35. 39. 40, 42. 48, 77. Ill Beany, Barbara 73, III Belt. Linda 72,111 Bianco, Jo Ann 1 1 1 Bicken. Marlin 4! . Ill, 142 Blackburn. Janet 44 ,46, 71. Ill Blair. James Blossom. John III Bobrowski. Toni 24, 33. 34. 35. 39. 48, 49, 77, III Bolint, Rosan III. 142 Bowen, Geraldine 36. 38.47. 1 12 Breit, David Bryant. Raymond 34 , 35, 44, 112 Busch. Debra 36, 39. 40. 44, 45, 77, 1 12 Butler, William 112 Campbell. Pamela 35. 40. 48. 1 12, 1 16 Carter. William 1 12 Cates. Charles 33. 41.42. 110. 112 Chadwick. Danny 39, 112 Chadwick. Deborah 113, 142 Cichowlaz. Celene 35, 44, 45 dimer, Virginia 1 13 Cobb, Charles 36. 41 , 42, 113. 142 Cochran, Gary 36. 41 , 42. 1 13. 114 Coleman. Martha 113 Coleman. Robert 33. 34. 113. 116. 142 Coleman, Sherry 1 13. 143 Collins. William Corley, Mike 1 13 Courtney, Del 23. 40. 48. 1 13 Cox, Darrell 42, 1 13 Cudney, Ted 44. 113 Czilli, Loretta 44,47, 1 10, 1 13 Daniel. Anita 1 13 Darosky, Linda 35, 39, 40. 44. 45, 49, 70, 77. 113 Darrell, Bruce 1 13. 142 Davis. William 114 Dillingham , Lawrence 114 Dowell, Cynthia 114 Dranchak. Patricia 36. 114. 142 Duies.Joy 38, 73, 1 14. 118 Eaton. Dennis 38.44 , 114 Flick, Gary 38, 114 Flores. Mike Foster. Rodney 44, 114 Fusko, Kathy Gadzala, Mark 114 Gapinski, Lennard 115 Garzella. Ellen 35. 36. 44, 45. 1 15. 143 Gaza. Steven 22. 33, 1 10. 1 15 Gibbons. Patricia 70. 76, 115 Gibson. Sylvia 70, 73, 115 Gilbert. Donna 115 Ginter, Brenda Ginter, Dennis Grant. James 115 Greer. Gary 1 15 Greer, Jim Guess. David 115 Haas. Linda 115, 142 Hamady, Elizabeth 115 Hampton, William 138 Harman. Richard Harwood. Paul 33. 36. 115, 142 Held. Jeanne 39,44, 77, 115. 116, 142 Hemminger, Dale Hoe) flicker. Marilyn 38, 1 15 Holquin. Hector 116 Hoskins. Larry 33, 38. 39. 110. 116, 142 Hoskins. Stuart 39. 48. 1 16 Hunter, Kathryn 70, 116 Jackson. Mary Kathryn 110. 116, 142 Jackson, Ronnie Janusch. Paul Jestes. Rosemary 116 Johnson. Dale 33, 1 10. 1 16 Johnson, Dennis Kapica. Chester 38. 116 Karner, Herbert Kary. Patricia 24.44.47, 1 16, 142 Kinsey. Jeff 36. 39. 1 1 7, 142 Kirby. Judy 117 Korpak. Mary 24. 35. 44 . 45. 48. H7 Kraynak. Teresa 117. 142 Krone. Keven 117 K unis. Jack 39. 117 Lambert, Jimmy 1 17. 1 18 Langjord. Carol 33. 35. 70. 71.72, 117 Lawhead. Deborah Ann 70. 72. 73. 76. 1 17 Lehto. Lori 22. 26. 33. 34. 35, 40. 49. 117 Lewandowski. Tom 22, 36. 39. 117, 142 Lewis, Gary 1 17 Little, Dave 117. 142 Lundy. Tim 36. 44. 45 Lyons. Linda 117 McWhirter. Roger 118 Mardis. Alice 34. 35, 116. 118 Marian, Elaine 39. 70, 73, 118 Martin. Deborah 118, 142 Maupin, Gary 118 Mayoch, Natalie 22. 33. 34. 40. 42. 43, 73. HO. 118. 143 Mendez. Esther 36. 44. 118 Mitrisin.John 118 Momola. Eddie 1 18 Moore. Mellody 44. 1 19 Mucha. Katherine 22. 23, 33. 39. 40. 48. 119 Miller. Edward Muldoon. Patti 39, 119. 142 Naglosky. Paul 119 Napier. Donald 44. 45. 46. 1 19 N eagu , Joyce 39, 1 19 Nicholson. Orville 1 19 Nixon, Nancy 1 19 Noll. Larry 1 19 Novkovic. Rotco64. 65. 1 19 Oresik. Mark 64. 65 Owens. Tom 24. 36. 119 Pankey. Kathy 1 19 Paulk. Kathy 35. 36. 37. 44. 45. 1 19 Paxton, Betty 38. 46. 1 19 Petro. Thomas 44. 45. 47, 1 19 Polls. Pamela 33. 34, 35. 40. 45, 49. 120 PozdoL John 120 Pronze. Diane 24. 26. 39, 120. 122. 142 Purcell. Frank 120 Rafferty. Tamra 35, 39. 44. 45. 77. 120 Rawdon, Juanita Reames, Vicki 22. 33. 37. 39, 70. 72. 73. 120 Reed, William 38. 120 Resczenko. Paul Rich. Harold 44. 120 Roe. Brenda 121 Rock. Judy 36. 120. 143 Rosa. Benny Rosser. Diane 33. 70. 110. 118. 121 . 142 Sabody, Diana 121 Sears, Roger 121 , 142 Shudick. Ruth 36. 121 Silverthorn. Debbie 121 . 142 Sistanich. Marquette 44 . 47. 121 Smenyak. Deborah 22. 26. 33. 34. 35. 39. 40. 44.45. 48. HO. 121 Smith. Samuel Sna wder. Robert 24 Soria. Ruben 48. 97. 121 Sohovich. Richard 33. 39.121 Spencer. Michael 24. 40. 44. 45. 64. 65 Spencer. Sally 121 Stacy. Glenn Steen. William 22. 33. 64. 65. 121 Stokes. Dewayne 121 SvetanoJJ. Michael 41 .42. 114. 122 S wider, Shirley 48. 122 Szoslek. Randy Shimet. Sharon 121 Thorne. Charles 122 Tokash. Paula 48. 122 Tonetski. Donald 38 Trujillo, Yolanda 33. 122. 142 Uhls. Thomas 122 Urbanik.Joe45. 46. 122 Vogen. William 138 Walls. Harry 23. 65. 122 Whilledge. Charlene 123 Whitledge. Darrell 123 Wierzba. Debbie 26. 122 Wignall. Melodee 123 Williams. Leonard 40, 123 Willis. Noel 123 Witka. Daniel 23. 37, 123 Wilson. Paula 123. 143 Wolfe. Jeffrey 42. 64. 65. 123 Wszolek. Denise 123 JUNIORS Adamik. Michael 39. 125. 142 A dams. Rocky 125 Anderson. Jack 125 Andrews. Victoria 44. 125 Ash. Roger 69, 125. 142 Austin. Robert 41 .42. 69. 125 161 Ayala, Fernando 125 Ballard, Teresa 70, 77 , 125 Barnes, David 125 Bell, Marcia 72, 125 Bell. Patricia 125 Bellar, Laura 44. 47. 125 Bickett, James 125 Bildilli, Denise 24. 35. 37. 42. 125 Bingham. Kenneth 42, 125 Bingham, Anthony 125 Black, Bill 44, 125 Bledsoe, Linda 44, 47, 73, 125 Bobrowski, Donna 125 Bona. Michael 39, 125 Bonilla. Dennis 125, 142 Bowen, Connie 38, 46 Bransha h ' . Lynn 125 Buchanan. Robert 125 Bushemi, Nannette 125, 143 Butler, Tom 33. 69. 125. 142 Butts. Charlotte 38, 125 Cargile, Terrance 125 Chapman, Donna 125 Cheek. Connie 38. 125 Coleman. Dale 38, 69. 125 Comstock, Kathleen 125 Cook, Karon 34, 35, 125 Corley, Ron 125 Cromwell, Jim 125 Curtis, Mike 125 Dailey. Patti 125. 143 Darnell. Pam 46.47. 125 DeHaven, Carla 44, 45, 70. 71 , 125 Derado. Marian 33, 39, 124, 125 Dob vns, Frank 125 Douglas. Michael 65. 125 Dwyer. Mark 69, 125 Eberhardt. Thomas 44, 126 Farney. Cathleen 39 Farrar. John 38. 126, 142 Fernandez. Basil 126, 143 Fisher, Judy 44, 126 Flick. Paula 38. 126 Forsythe. Barbara 38, 70, 73 Frame, Jeffrey 39. 42, 126 Franks. Randy 41 ,42, 126,127 Fritts, Dianne 126 Gannon, Douglas 126 Gaza. Jane 33, 34. 39, 49. 124, 126, 142 George. Ron 38. 126 Gibson, Douglas 44, 126 Gish. Gail 44, 126 Goggins, Ricky Goodwin. Susan 38, 49. 126. 143 Goyda, Nicholas 126 Grasham, Marilyn 38, 126 Gregoratos, Angela 126 Gregory. Michael 44, 45, 126 Groves, Carl 126 Grishka. Steve 126 Hack. Mary 73. 126 Haddad. Stephanie 97, 126 Hampton. Darrell 23. 69. 126 Handley, Ken Haney. Jackie 44,47 , 126 Harman. Harry 39, 69, 126, 142 Hartley. Carol 39. 70. 73. 76, 126 Havens. Cynthia 46. 126 Havrilla, Mary 33. 34. 35, 39. 126 162 Heims. Melody 24, 26, 42, 126, 129 Heist, Robert 126 Helmecy.Jim 38. 69. 124, 126 Hieke, Audrey 38, 126 Higgins. Robert 38, 126 Hodges. Rocky 126 Holman. James 34, 127 Holman, Shelley 130. 133 Horn yak. Peggy 36. 133 Honkoski, Peggy 33. 34. 39. 124, 125, 127 Hopkins, Melanie 33, 35, 44, 45. 76. 127, 142 Hoskins, Steve Hoyt, Pamela 33. 44, 47, 124, 127 Huber, Judith 38, 127 Hursey, Robin 49. 127 Jakich. Bob 41 , 42, 127 J off re. Miriam Johnson, Rita Janette Joy, Charles Keenan, Bette 127 Kingery, Judy 35,48, 127, 143 Kirby. Susan Kolakoski, Greg Kolosci, Joseph 124, 127 Kosinski, Valerie 36. 39, 127 Kuhn, Denise 127 Labadie, Thomas 44, 127 Landrum, Kenneth 127 Larimore, Sherril 26. 34. 37. 39, 44. 45. 77 Lash. Debbie 38. 127 Lawhead, Dennis 33, 38. 69. 124. 127 Lerch, William 127 Lindsey. Roger 127 Lubeck, Mike 39. 69 Malobovic, Milka46, 127 Martin, Jeff 69, 127 McDaniel, Marilyn McLoughlin. Kathleen 38. 49, 127 Mendez, Edward 127 Millender. Don 127 Miller, Monty 24, 36. 38. 44. 69, 127 Miller, Sarah Mize. Michelle 35. 44. 48. 127 Mojica. Hipolito44, 45.47, 69, 127 Monda. Rosemarie 39. 127 Moore. Betlie 33. 44. 47. 124, 126 Moore. Glenn 127 Napier, Kathy 38. 72. 127 Newsum, Kenneth 38, 127 Norman, Andrew 41 ,42, 69. 127 Novakovich, Nick 127 Olson. Archie Overbay. Debbie 44, 71, 127 Rambo. Ronnie 26, 127 Rappalla, Fayellen 38. 127 Rebeck. Elizabeth 27. 38. 70. 127 Redar, David 127 Renn, Bill 44, 127 Revoir. Larry 127 Revers. Shirley 38. 127 Rev. Walter 128 Reynolds, Pamela 128 Ring. Bill 69. 124. 126. 128 Rock. Brenda 44. 45. 128 Rosendaul, James 38, 128 Rosser Debra 39, 77, 128 Rubino. Mike 68, 69.128 Rummell, Georgia 38, 128 Salad in. Charles 128 Sears. Claudia 46, 128 Shelton, Kalhie 38 Shimel, Michelle 44. 47, 128 Shinier, Raymond 38. 128 Shroll, Shirley 35. 36, 38, 71 , 72, 128, 14 Sinks, Betty 46, 49, 128 Smith. Cathy 46, 128 Smith, Dennis 42. 43, 44, 128 Snawder. Winifred 128 Sohovich. Michael 64. 65, 128 Steen, Donna 124,128 Stimson, Steve 128 Stokes, David 128 Swallow, Charles 128. 142 Szostek, Keith 128 Tarnowski. Ronald 128 Templeton, Debbie 70, 71 , 128 Todosijevic. Peter 69. 128 Tucker, Dan 128 Turner, Diane 46, 128 Twilla. Douglas 33, 46,47, 69, 124 . 128 Twilla. Michael 128 Vanderlin, Sally 33. 73. 128, 143 Vaughn. Mary 128 Vrska, Joe 128 Vujakovic. Milica 128 Wahlsmith, Regina 39.44. 71, 129 Walczak, Denise 129 Watson. David 38. 129 Wedge. JoAnn 129 White, Jerry 34. 41,42, 129 Wilkins. James 129 Williams, Janice 34, 38. 41 . 42, 127. 129 Williams. Pam Willis, Cynthia 46. 129 Wilson, Rick 129 Wilson, Kathy Wineinger, Emmalou 33, 39. 42, 129 Wolfe. Janet 36, 39, 129 Woodall, Sherry 24. 44, 129 Woynaroski. Robert 38, 129 Yanez. Lucy 46. 129 Zellers, Debbie 4. 129 Zupko, George 129 SOPHOMORES Adams, Darlene 131 Anderson, Sandra 131 Argvelan, Mark 41,42, 131 Ayala, Richard 131 Ball, Alan 131 Ballard. Lorraine 131 Batista, Glen 131 Barnes. Marilyn 131 Belt. Debra 46. 131 Beres, Debra 34. 36, 70. 131 Berger, Tom 39. 44. 131 Bianco, Teresa 131 Binkley. David 42. 131 Blackburn, Judy Blossom. Bill 131 Blystone, Georgette 131 Bobrowski, Patricia 34. 39. 42. 70. 72. 76. 130, 131 Bowen. Greg 131 Bowen, Teena 131 Brown. Steven 131 Buchanan, Joan 34, 46. 131 Buchanan. Sherry 46. 131 Bundy. Alice 131 Burden. Mike 34 . 36. 39,4 . 42 , 131 Cannon. Brenda 34. 130. 131 Cannon. Timothy 34. 131 Childers. Alvin 131 Clay. Sue 131 Cleveland. Randy 36 Coffman. Waller 131 Comstock. Susan Covelli, Donnie 34. 131 Cox. Robin 131 D’Aloisio. Alfred 36. 131 Darnell. Jeffrey 42 . 131 Darosky, Barbara 34. 39.46. 70,131 Davis. John 34. 36. 41.42. 131 Derr. James 36, 131 Dixon. Ronald 131 Dohrowolski. Robert 33. 130. 131 Donahoo. Alan 131 Dooley. Bill 131 Douglas, Robb 132 Dover, Sandra 132 Duncan, Debra 34. 37. 39, 70. 132 Dunn. Sandra 34 Ellis. Dale 34. 35. 37. 39. 46. 132. 143 Ellis, Melvin 36. 39. 42. 132 Ennis. Ann Marie 34. 39, 132 Evans. William 132 Fazekas, Danny 65, 132 Feczko, Cary 132 Filipas.Janna 132 Flores. Kenny 69. 132 Follow. Alfred 34. 132 Frencl. Bonnie Carzella. Mark 132 Gee. Margarete 34, 39. 132 George. Dennis 46. 132 Gillette, Darlene 37, 132 Gilmore. Paul 132 Gish. Kenneth 132 Goldsmith. Rebecca 34. 39. 132 Goodreau. Kim 132 Green. Henry 42, 132 Gregory. Alexandria 39. 76. 132 Grishka. Scott 132 Grochowski. Millis 34. 132 Groves, Linda Haas. Bill Hack, Richard 44. 132 Hamilton. Darrell 132 Hammond. Henry Handley, Martin 132 Harman. Harry Havard. David 36. 132 Havrilesko. Roberta 44. 47, 132 Hejlin. Darrel 34. 132 Henke. Vickie 47. 70. 71. 72, 132 Henninger, Larry 65, 132 Hennings. Harry 132 Henry. Deborah 71 , 132 Hiller. Randy 36. 41 . 132 Hinkle, James 133 Hodge. Tom 33. 130. 133 Hohrein. Daniel 36 Holland. Karen 133 Holland. Sharon 133 Holliday. Pam 133 Hoskins. Pamela 46. 133 Hughes. Donna 34. 39, 71. 133 Hueguley. Sandy 133 Humenik . John 1 33 Johnson. Cebra 36, 133 Kent, Camden 133 Kingery. Karen 133 Knox. Donald 133 Kozaites, Ken 46. 133 Koziol. James 42, 133 Krohn. James Kraynak, Michael 69. 133 Lee. Terri 23. 39. 70. 130. 133 Lewandowski. Michael 33. 130. 133 Lindsey. Sandra 72. 133 Litllefair, Robert 133 Long. Lu Ann 34. 70, 133 Luna. William 34. 39. 133 Malabovic. Anka 46 Manila. Lynelte36, 132. 133 Martin. Crystal 34. 44. 45. 76, 77. 133 Martin. Ronald Mayoch. Tom 133 Maza. Robert 133 McCannon. Thomas McDaniel. Wanda 46. 133 Mazur. Anne Marie 34, 37. 133 Mercier. Doris 36, 133 Miller. Elizabeth 34. 35. 70. 72. 133 Miranda. Vera Mojica. Nancy 46. 133 Moore. Terry 133 Moreau. Maureen 34. 39.42.44.47 Morrill. LaFonda 23. 70, 133 Mucha. John 36. 133 Murray. Michael Nicholson. Mickey 133 Nixon. Charles 133 Novkovic.JoAnn 44. 76. 132, 134 O ' Daniel. Jerry 33 Odar, Roxann 71 . 134 O ' Day, Kandace 134 Odinsoff, Peter 33. 34. 36. 134 Oresik. Matthew 133 O’Rourke. Frances 46. 134 Parker, Barbara 37. 77. 134 Parker. Bill 134 Paterson, John 65. 134 Paxton. Tony 134 Pen nock. Diane 134 Picka. Rick 36. 44. 45. 134 Pilnock. Kathy 134 Potts. Denise 34. 35. 39, 42, 134 Potts, Helen 42, 134 Realherford, Charles 134 Ratcliff. Wayne 134 Ramaley, Debbew 42. 134 Renn. Kenneth 134 Rice. Leroy 134 Robb, Douglas Rock. John 65. 130. 134 Sanders. Karen 134 Scasny. Judy 134 Seballa. John Sexton. Dennis Shreve, Lester Shudick. Robert 24 Smith. Robert 134 Soria. Lupe 134 Spain. Carl 13. 44. 45 Stacy, Steve Spencer. Richard 134. 142 Stearns, James Sullivan, Gerald Sunherg. Karen 39, 42. 131 Svetanoff, Trudi 39. 44.47. 132, 134 S wider. David 134 Szostek, Gary 69. 130 Szybala. Kathy 131. 134 Taylor. Bonnie 42. 134 Tokash. Lynn 34. 39. 132. 134 Travis. William 134 Twitloughbv. Mike 134 Vrska. Mary 134 Waggle. Pamela 33. 34, 39. 41.42. 70. 71. 72. 76. 130. 134 Wahlran, Mark 69. 134 Watson. Richard 134 West. Larry 46 Williams. Carroll 36. 134 Williams. Martha 35. 37. 39. 134 Williams. Roy 134 Willis. John 134 W illoughby. Morris 34 Wilson. Donald 36 Winchester. Romona 134 Wineland. Robert 134 Winrotte. Philip 36 Wolfe. Carol 37. 39. 71. 134 Zbrowski. Sharon 24. 33. 34. 39. 130. 1 34 FRESHMEN Anderson. Connie46 Armes, Ella 143 Arzola. Eric 137 Ashby. Anita 46. 47. 137 Austin. Jean 37. 42. 71,137 Baker. Rean 137 Barker. Sherry 137 Barker. Josie 137 Barth. Patty 46. 136, 137 Barth, Terry 33. 136. 137 Bayer. Kathy 137 Bender. George 137 Berkley. Anita 137 Bernardi. Clarita 137 Bildilli. David 24. 41.42, 137 Beres. Denise 137 Blalz, Elaine 46. 137 Bobrowski. Sharon 24. 34. 46. 77. 137 Bonner, Timothy 42, 137 Borisenko. Richard 137 Bozarth, Douglas 137 Bradley. Elvie46, 71 . 137 Bragdon, Tom 46. 137 Breckman. Darrell 137 Brock. Chris 131 Bryant. Debbie 34.46. 137 Bryant. Kent 137 Busch. James 137 Campbell. Lorrie 137, 138 Cargile. Bruce46. 137 Carter. David 42, 137 Carter. Jim 137 Cline. Robert 137 Comstock, Joann 46. 137 Courtney. James 137 Crofton. Lonnie 137 163 Cuellar. Jose 34.46. 137 Czilli. Nadine 36. 46. 137 Daniel. Wanda 133 Davis. Belly 133 Davis. Patti 34.42. 133 De Maria. Mariana 138 Deering. Robert Dickerson. Scharley 34 Dill ion. david 137 Dixon. Carolyn 33. 46. 47. 137 Dohyns. Mary 70. 137 Dowell. Don 137 Duies. Cassandra 46. 47, 77, 137 Dunn. Tom 137 Edmond. Roberta Ellis, Michael 138 Faurote. Gerald 138 Foster, Connie 34. 137 Foster. Roger 138 Frame. Jean 42. 138 Fredericks. Melody 138 Funchess. Cindy 46, 138 Callaway. Gay 138 Garber. Deborah 37, 138 Gibson, Rodger 138 Gibson. Terry 46. 47, 77 , 136. 138 Goodwin. Mark 138 Gossett, Rick 138 Green, Eddie 138 Greiff. Robert 138 Gregory, George 46, 138 Grider. Teresa Grinder. John 46. 138 Groves. Ivanell 138 Groves. Linda 138 Groves, Regina 36. 138 Gruelt, Jerry 138 Haddix, Debbie 138 Hallmark. Debbie 33, 36. 46. 136, 138 Harmon. Debbie 34. 138 Harness. David 138 Hartley, Art 42. 138 Havens. Ronald 138 Heard. Rick 138 Hemminger, Billy 139 Hemminger. Cynthia 139 Hendrickson. Daniel 139 Henke. Sodonia 36, 46. 139 Hennings. Carol 34. 42. 139 Herring. Debby46. 139 Hinkle, Carolyn 46. 139 Hoefflicker, Darlene 139 Hoefflicker. Richard 139 Holland. Patricia 139 Hornyak. Ruth 36. 138, 139 Howell. Connie 34, 139 Humphrey. John 139 Jacobs, Nancy 46, 139 Jewell. Charles 139 Joffre. Raul Joffre. Wilfred 139 Johnson, C raig Johnston, Dennis 139 Josleyn, Wayne 139 Kackos, Janice 139 Kania, Bill 42. 139 Kary, Robert 46, 139 Kary, Virginia 71, 139 Kemp. Rickey 139 Kingery. Debbie 37, 139 Klopp. Carl 139 Kludt. Roberta 4 7, 139 Kolopanis.Jack 139 Kolosci, David 139 Kurpis, Margate 46 Kurzdorfer. Steve 33, 42. 139 Lash, Dave 139 Lerch, James 139 Little, Data 139 Littlefield. Don 42, 139 Livingston. Randy 139 Lubeck. John 139 Manley. Kathy 139 Marceau. Sonia 34. 139 Mardis, Susan 139 Marlin. Joe! 136. 139 Marlin, Kathy 46. 139 Mathias. Mary 46, 139 Maxwell. Olive 139. 143 McDonald. Mike 140 McGaughey. Glen 140 McWhirter, Bob McWhirter. Ron 140 Mendelsohn. Adrienne 34. 46. 71 Mendez, Jimmy 34. 140 Metz. Kathy 140 Mickey, Pattie 46, 140 Miller. Barbara Miller. John 46. 140 Miller. Linda 46. 47, 71. 140 Million, Donna 36. 46, 77 , 140 Mischan, Sharon 27. 46. 47. 71 , 140 M of fail, Cindy 140 Monacy. Fred 140 Morgan. Harold 140 Morrill. LaCinda 35. 42. 140 Moore. Judy 140 Mosier. Michael 46, 140 Moy, George 33. 136. 140 Mullen, John 140 Murray. Timmy 140 Neal, Cindy Neal, John 42, 140 Newsunt. Jennifer 140 Olson, Candace 1 40 O ' Rourke. Harold 46. 140 Overbay, Edward 46, 140 Palomino, Bill 140 Pankey. William 140 Parker, Robert 140 Paulk, Vicki 33. 77, 140 Petro, Marian 46. 71, 140 Pilnock. Margaret 140 Phillippe. Randy 140 Pointer. Lester 140 Powers, James 140 Pszonka. Christine 141 Pustik. Linda 34.42. 141 Rambo, Wanda 46, 141 Ramsay, John 34. 42, 14 1 Reames. Rochelle 33 . 46. 47. 136, 141 Rehmel. Randy 140 Reynolds, Sherry 141 Rice, Debbie 141 Robbins. Larry Robins. Sharon 141 Roll. Rex 36, 141 Ronk. Beverly 141 Rosser, Trudv46. 136, 141 Rowan, James 141 Rubino. Marilyn 141 Rushing, Larry 141 Safstrom, David 46. 141 Sands, Debbie 34, 141 Sansone.Jim 141 Santell. Ron 46, 141 Schmelzer, Ingrid 42. 141 Shawver, Debbie46. 141 Sebella. John 36. 141 Sherowsky. Ron 141 Sievers, Rhonda Siliaghi. Vicki 34. 42, 141 Silverthorn. Scott 46, 141 Slaughter, David 141 Smith. Debbie46. 141 Smith, Loretta 141 Smurdon, Debbie Snodgrass. Barbara 46. 141 Somers. Marion 141 Spargo. Ricky 141 Spencer, Kenneth 36, 141 Stearns, Lee 141 Stearns, Jim 36, 141 Stimson. Hubert 141 Stevers. Rhonda 141 Stokes. Debby 141 Strinchak. Steve 141 Strine. Bob 36, 42. 1 4 1 Sweeney, Jim 141 Szostek. Roger 141 Szparaga, David 141 Tarnowski. Debbie 34. 141 Taylor, Tim Tennant. Kaay36 Thorne. Cindy 46. 140. 141 Thorsen. Bernadine 141 Timmons, Barney 141 Tokash, Pamela 46. 141 Toro, Luis 141 Traynom. Larry 141 Truth. David 141 Vaughn. Patricia 141 Vogel, Leslie 141 Wahlman, Mario 141 Watson, Cathy 71 , 141 Westphal, Charles 141 Whit ledge, Denise Wilkerson, Roy Wilkins, Dennis 141 Williams, Sam 141 Williamson, Linda Williamson, Ron 141 Willoughby, Linda 141 W ineland. Jamie 141 Woe Ik, Alan 141 Wolfe, Jon Quinn 33,42, 136, 141 Wright, Bill 141 Wright. Deborah 141 Wright, Emma Wrona, Dorothy 14 1 1970 Edisonian Stajj Del Courtney, Stuart Hoskins, Kathy Mucha. Rubin Soria, Toni Bob- rowski, Judy Kingery, Michelle Mize. CIRCULATION Mary Korpak Paula Tokash TYPISTS ShirleyS wider Debbie Smenyak Mary Korpak Paula Tokash A D VER TISING Cindy Bazin PICTURE SCHEDULING Pam Campbell Debbie Smenyak ADVISOR Philip C. Barlowe AMERICAN YEARBOOK REPRESENTATIVE Bart Murphy EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Kathy Mucha ASSISTANT EDITOR Del Courtney COPY STAFF Toni Bobrowski Michelle Mize Judy Kingery SPORTS EDITOR Ruben Soria SPORTS STAFF . . . Stuart Hoskins Front are Pam Campbell, Deb Smenyak, Cindy Bazin; Back are Shir- ley Swider. Mary Korpak, and Paula Tokash. 165
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