Edison High School - Edisonian Yearbook (Lake Station, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1986 volume:

£j? sojrijjr ISS5 - mt Volume Xc. XL ST Edison Senior Jfigh Seniors 2 Classes 43 Special Events 12 Organization 91 Advertising ...131 Staff 29 Sports 10J ■ 05LA§ § Off ’§6 Mindy Baker Nick Bianco ' 4 W Michelle Burris Debbie Bastin Donna Marie Bradford Sharon Cable Melissa Beaumont Stephanie Lynn Bruno Becky Cafin Mona Cobb Dave Croft Larry Dziubla James Robert Curtis William Thomas Ebert Leslie Cox Steven C. Disney Carla Edwards 3 SENIORS GRADUATE IN SIY1E John Ekenseair Chris Frizzell Kelly Lynn Elieff Carolyn Epley Daniel Fronczak Daniel Brian Ellis Gretchen Esslinger Kimberly L. Fry Noel Fuentes Patty Gibson Ken Grasham Lianne M, Gallagher Buddy Gillespie Connie Lynn Greer Angie Garrison Robin Grinder 5 Keith Grusak Jon Gumulauski Tina Hein SENIORS IN ACTION Erik Jacobson Barbara Krysa Hyon Su Kwak 6 Tom Mitr i s in Cathy Mosley Jeff Murray Patty Moore Randy Moss Jim Murray Brian Mostello Dave Newman 7 86 KICKS Monique Newsome Chris Rado Tammy Noe Rob Paxton Nikki Ralston Tom Noe Sean Perzo Elizabeth Rizos 8 Hector Rosario Amy Schammert h 2 Yalixa Soto Sherilyn Smith Stuart P. Spears Mercedes Soto Julie Lynn Stanley 9 SmiORS GTAK CONIIROI Jeff Tippett John Sykes Jill R, Traeger Charlotte Tippett Jodi Tuthill Sheryl A. Vandersteen Amy VanSickle Donald Vizena 10 Kimberly Jean Vucson T.J. Webb Steve Whitaker Dan Whiteman Jeff Williams Paul Williams Tina Williams Suzie Wilson Robert J. Worst Eric Wyller Ccazu Days lake Plate Homecoming began on Saturday, September 21 , when classes painted downtown mer- chant windows (3). This competition was won by the seniors. On Monday (1) the students wore hats and sunglasses followed by toga attire (2) on Tuesday. 3 ; On the third day of Homecoming the school was invaded by nerds (1 A). Thursday — Class Choice Day — seniors (2) came unknown with bags over their heads; juniors (3) went Hawaiian; sopho- mores dressed inside out, while freshmen came with clothes on backwards. The final day of Homecoming week found students and faculty decked out in red and black colors. Parade Creaming 14 Back in Time was the Homecoming theme. Included in the parade were queen candidates, class floats, high school and junior high bands, and the flag corps (4). The freshmen (1) used a space theme with The Eagles Have Landed. The sophomore float (2) depicted the dis- covery of elec- tricity, while the seniors (3) hoped to flush the Bombers away. Highlight HDmcicming During halftime festivities it was announced the juniors (1) had created the winning float — an atomic bomb depiction. Mercy Soto (2) was crowned Homecoming Queen. Angelo Lara was announced as King at the Anything Goes Competition. ' A bonfire spirit session (3) fol- lowed Thursday ' s games. 1 2 • k ™ 1 i — ■ c.. ' ! 1 . I t i G Participant Kelly Elieff (1) seeks warmth on the sidelines. Juniors (3) run to a victory in the powder-puff game. Opposite: (1) Queen Mercy Soto and King Angelo Lara. Queen Candidates: Angie Garrison, Mercy Soto, Jenny Mores, Kelly Elieff, Connie Greer. Not pictured: Patty Gibson. (3) King candidates and escorts: Larry Dziubla and Carla Edwards, Bill Ebert and Kim Vucson, Hyon Su Kwak and Judy Guess, Angelo Lara and Cathy Evans, and Kim Tay- lor with Chris Frizzell. Junlccs Win Jt All ! Juniors won the overall point standings from the various week ' s activities with 200 points. Seniors and sopho- mores tied with 130 followed by 115 by freshmen. Freshmen (1) pull hard in the tug- of-war. On December 20, 1985, the Eagle Feathers newspaper staff spon- sored the Christmas Dance. Approximately 30 couples attended and danced to the music played by D.J. Ken Kluga. Sunshine Aouultv Named The Sunshine Society held a Valentine Dance on Saturday, Feb. 15 from 7:00 to 10:00. It was a semi- formal turnabout dance. The court was nominated and voted on by the members of the Sunshine Society. Junior Christy Zieba was named queen and her court included Junior Deby Hutman, Senior Amy Schammert, Sophomore Barbara Urbanek, and Freshman Marilyn Burgos. Music was provided by Ken Kluga. 19 Students Prepare ter Careers Amy VanSickle is experimented on in Cosmetology. Eric Wyller re- places the brake shoes during his Power Mechanics class. Shane Evans wet sands a car in Auto Body. 20 Sean Perzo and Stuart Spears take a break during Welding class. Brian Mostello and Tom Noe prepare to paint a car in Auto Body class. Other classes taken by Edison students, but not pictured, include Health Occupations and Electronics. 21 The volleyball class competition was held in the gym on Thursday, April 24. The overall winner was determined by total points scored. The undefeated freshmen team came in second with 49 points. The seniors won the title because they scored the most points (52) despite a loss. Juniors came in third with 35 and sophomores had 23. T tctonf 22 Shannon Baldwin prepares for a spike. A good return for the Juniors is made by Jeff Monacy Seniors on the sideline cheer as Bob Cruz returns the ball. 23 The Lost Boys Peter Pan sing Never Grow Up during their performance. Nana rests between scenes. Wendy, John, and Michael practice flying before the show. Led by Tiger Lily, the Indians sing a festive song. 24 Captain Hook pirates pursue The Lost Boys in Peter Pan. Peter Pan sings to Wendy, the mother of The Lost Boys. W enc )y Roberta Cervantes John Lance Smelley Diane Smith Michael � ..«•••••• •••••••• Steve Armes Nana Holland Trisha Michaels Mrs. Darling Laura Pomales Annabel Delbrey Peter Pan Erika Zerza Mr. Darling Cecco Shawn Matlock Ostrich Laurie DelValle Slightly Debbie Yanez Tootles Danny Wirick L ur iy James Sims Nibs Donna Johnson | w i n Crystal Galbraith Captain Hook John Ekenseair Joe Fazekas Crocodile Kim Williams Tiger Lily Kari Sykes Starkey Robert McCafferty Noodler Tony Bickett Mullins Jesse Lazaro jokes Derrick Messer Wendy Grown-up Kelly Watson jane Cassie Fields Indians - Michele Baez, Shannon Clark, Annabel Delbrey, Laurie DelValle, Chris Fassoth, Cassie Fields, Laura Pomales, Diane Smith, Kelly Watson, Kim Williams. STAGE CREW - Brad Coons, Gloria Juarbe, Jay Messer, Trisha Michaels, Renee Newman, James Smith, Cory Soria, Rick Vandersteen. AFU - Jason Baskoff, Ivan Fuentes, Brian Harmon, Ken Hudson, Tony Sullivan. RUN CREW - Doug Brown, Edwin Juarbe, Gloria Juarbe, Jay Messer, Renee Newman, James Smith, John Smith, Rich Sizemore, John Sykes, Rick Vandersteen. LIGHTING SOUND - Pat Baumeister, Brad Coons, Keith Fields, Mike Halkitis, Clara Morikis, Jim Pysh, Steve Smith. PROPS - Kathleen Cox, Lisa Vargas, Elizabeth Sonntag, Barb Urbanek. FLYING CREW - Thad Chance, John Ekenseair, Mart Johnson, Shawn Matlock, Jay Messer, James Smith, Dale Williams. ELECTRICAL - John Sykes. 25 26 An turning In Venlie The 1986 Junior-Senior Prom — An Evening in Venice — was held in the Edison Senior High School gym on Saturday, May 10. A total of 63 couples attended. Music was presented by Chuck Cimino. In Memory of My GEORGAKIS The 1986 Edisonian is dedicated to the memory of Mr. Steve Georgakis, who regretfully passed away March 12, 1986. Born October of 1927 in Aliquippa, Pennsylvania, Mr. Georgakis received a full football scholarship to Indiana University, where he was an All Big Ten guard on the Hoosier football team. After graduating with a Bachelor of Science in education, he came to East Gary in 1950. During his career at Edison he taught Drivers Education, World History, World Geography, and was assistant principal for a number of years, and then principal. He later returned to the classroom where he continued to teach until his death. Known as a friendly, conscientious educator, Mr. Georgakis was well liked by students, parents, and staff. He will be missed by all at Edison Senior High and in the community of Lake Station. 28 r SCHOOL 30ARD: Mr. Burdett, Dr. Rice, Mrs. Courtney, Dr. Kayes, Mr. Vanderlin, Mr. Fronczak, Mr. Holland, Mr. Ellis, Mr. Beres. Asst. Superintendent Dr. Rice, Superintendent Dr. Kayes, Asst. Superintendent Mr. Miller. 30 Secretaries for the Administration Office: Mrs. Hodges, Mrs. Vandersteen, Mrs. Anderson, (seated) Mrs. Courtney. JIdministra tim Mr. Fritz — Principal Mr. Zurcher — Asst. Principal Mr. Fritz shows a more personal side. Mr. Zurcher instructs office assistants Gretchen Glick and Lance Smelley. Tom Belcher works with Mr. Campbell on next year ' s schedule. 31 Personnel Mrs. Bonner — Communication Attendant Mrs. Kolopanis — Bookkeeper Mrs. Spanopoulos — Nurse Mrs. Glover — High School Secretary Mrs. Laco — Guidance Office Secretary Mrs. Vanderlin — Athletic Office Attendance Secretary Mrs. Glover greets visitors in the main office. Mrs. Laco types the monthly guidance report. Students obtain information in the office. 32 Special Services Mrs. Greening — Pre-Vocational Mrs. Mrs. Dow — Librarian Martin — Librarian Juniors meet with Mr. Krieger in the library for an important prom meeting. Tim Seats, Kimm Fry, and Julie Murray work in the library. Mrs. Greening ' s class takes advan- tage of study time. Mrs. Boskovich — L.D. Consultant Mr. Young — Work-Study Coordinator Mr. Peck — Speech Hearing Therapist Not Pictured: Mr. Loscaro — A.V. Director 33 Jfealth Physical Education Ms. Green — P.E. Asst. Athletic Director Mr. Krieger — Health and Safety Not Pictured: Mr. Dorulla — Health Mr. Hayes — P.E. Athletic Director Mr. Peterson — P.E. Athletic Director Sophomores must pass health class in order to graduate. Kelly Pinter and Gina Parker try for a ping pong vic- tory during gym class. The basics of handball are explained by Mr. Hayes. 34 Kari Sykes finishes her typing assignment. Personal Typing students learn the keyboard before taking Basic Computers second semester. Mr. Kincaid works with his DECA class in pre- paration for state contest. 35 Music Jrt Mr. Mann — Band Mrs. Klawson — Art Mr. Marr — Choral Music Jim Pysh and Gus Papageorgakis are dressed and ready to perform at half time during a varsity game. Mrs. Klawson helps Scott Fassoth with his clay project. Art class requires concentration. 36 Vocational Mr. Good — Metals Drafting Mr. Sickman — Woods Mr. Koontz — Drafting Power Mechanics Mrs. Wolverton — Home Economics Mrs. Wolverton ' s home economics class prepares food for the Christmas open house. Tony Foremski receives careful instructions from Mr. Koontz. 37 Language Mrs. Morris — English Mr. Dye — English Journalism Mrs. Carr — Reading Mrs. Ritchie — English Mrs. Marrero — Spanish Mr. 38 Dobrich — French Not Pictured: Mr. Levenda — English Mr. Long — English Mr. Dobrich chats with students between classes. Mr. Levenda and T. J. Webb show their Homecoming spirit. Freshmen Enolish students sometimes sit and think. Social Studies Mr. Cosgrove — Government Economics Mr. Cosgroves dines with some of his students. Mr. Glover offers assistance to Jeff King and Laura Ortiz. Seniors always work hard for graduation credits. Mr. Mr. Georgakis — History Glover — English U.S. History 39 Miss Shively — Math Computers 40 Miss Shively goes over homework with her class. Mr. Ayers helps Angelo Lara with his assignment. Students gather around Mrs. Robinson for help. Hyon Jin Kwak works his way through his com- puter program. Science Mr. Wilson — Science Mrs. Moore — Science Not Pictured: Mr. Dorulla — Science Chemistry students discuss problems in a group. Students exit after studying Ecology. Mr. Dorulla helps Lou Lopez with his work. 41 Supportive Staff Cooks: Mrs. Mays, Mrs. Fazekas, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Hendricks, Mrs. Lewin, Mrs. Bogdon, Mrs. Urbanek, Mrs. Swartz, Mrs. Woelk. Custodial Staff: Mr. Owens, Mr. Bryant, Mr. Rodrick. Custodial Staff: Mrs. Bryant, Mrs. Stuber, Mrs. Morikis, Mr. Scanlon, Ms. Hott, Mrs. Stanley, Mrs. Todosijevic. Mrs. Vasquez, Mrs. Rocha, Mrs. Menefee, Mrs. Statum, Mrs. Alvarado, Mrs. Reynolds. HIRt’S ICCKINS AX I.H.S. Tim Stanley waits for some answers. Earth Science students identify different rock types during a lab discussion. Cindy Menefee always studies hard. Bill Dingee, Eric Brett, and Robert McCafferty converse on baseball playoffs. ■- ft t cr?rr Bill Ebert gets his strength from lunch. Doug Saims makes a rare appearance. Larry Dziubla and Donna Bradford are ready to elope. Seniors Make Jt Happen Lunch time is fun time. Elizabeth Rizos and Jill Traeger. Scott Lattanzi arrives early so he can work in the DECA store. Brian Mostello always offers a smile. Ask ROBERT BAILEY MINDY BAKER Student Council 10, Class Girls ' Representative 10, Newspaper 12, Guidance Assistant 9, Gym Assistant 10, Teacher Assistant 11, Basketball 9-11, Tennis 9-12. TRISHA A. BASICH DEBBIE BASTIN Sunshine Society 10-12, Track 10-12. MELISSA BEAUMONT NICK BIANCO Class Boys ' Repre- sentative 9, Foreign Language Club 9, Newspaper 12, Baseball 10, Basketball 9, Football 9-11. BRYAN M. BOLES Newspaper 10-12. DONNA MARIE BRADFORD Cheer- leading 9, Volleyball 10, Teacher Assistant. STEPHANIE LYNN BRUNO DEC A 11-12, DECA State 11-12, Foreign Language Club 10, 12, Track 10, Guidance Assistant 11-12. MICHELLE D. BURRIS Foreign Language Club 9-10, Band 9-12, Pep Band 9-1 1 . SHARON CABLE BECKY CAT IN Sunshine Society 10 - 11 . VANESSA CERVANTES Football Manager 11-12. MONA COBB Sunshine Society 10. AMY COCHRAN Foreign Language Club 9, Pom Pons 9-10, Flag Corps 11, Band 9-11, Hoosier Girls ' State, Who ' s Who, Perfect Attendance 9. BRADLEY A. COONS Band 9-12 (12 President), Pep Band 9-11, Perfect Attendance 10. LESLIE COX DECA 11-12 (Presi- dent 12), DECA State 11-12, DECA Nationals 12, Foreign Language Club 9-10, Sunshine Society 11, Pom Pons 10. DAVE CROFT Foreign Language Club Vice President 10, Prom Court. BOB CRUZ Baseball 9-11. JAKES ROBERT CURTIS Choir 9-12. STEVEN C. DISNEY Student Council 9, Class Treasurer 9, DECA 11-12, DECA State 11, Newspaper 10, Baseball 11, Basketball 9-11, Football 9-12, Hoosier Boys ' State. LARRY DZIOBLA Yearbook 10-11, Baseball 10-12, Basketball 9, Football 9, Newspaper 12, Home- coming Court. WILLIAM THOMAS EBERT, JR. Yell Guy 11-12, Foreign Language 9, Baseball 10, Basketball 9, Tennis 10 12, Homecoming Court, Prom Court, Perfect Attendance 10 - 11 . CARLA EDWARD S Volleyball 9-11, Newspaper 12. JOHN EKENSEAIR Class President 12, Student Council 12, Yell Guy 10-11, Foreign Language 9-11, Band 9-12, Basketball 9, Foot- ball 9, Track 11. KELLY LYNN ELIEFF Student Council 11, Class Secretary 11, Foreign Language Club 9-10, Choir 9- 12 (President 12), Basketball 9, Track 9, Volleyball 10, Home- coming Court, Prom Court, Perfect Attendance 11, Musical 10, Swing Choir 10-11. DANIEL BRIAN ELLIS Honor Society 10- 12. Student Council 12, Class Boys ' Representative 12, Perfect Attendance 10-11. WAYNE ELLIS Honor Society 11-12, Student Council 11, Class Presi- dent 11, DECA 11-12 (12 Treasurer) DECA State 11-12, DECA Nationals 12, Foreign Language Club 11, Science Club 9-10, Band 9-12, Perfect Attendance 12. CAROL EPLEY Honor Society 12 DECA 11-12 (12 Secretary), Foreign Language Club 9, Yearbook 10-12, Sunshine Society 10-11, Society of Distinguished Students, Perfect Attendance 9. GRETCHEN ESSLINGER Choir 9-11. SHANE EVANS Football 9-12, Track 9-10, Wrestling 10, Perfect Attendance 10, 12. CHRIS FRIZZELL Baseball 9-11, Football 10-12, Homecoming Court. DANIEL FRONCZAK DECA 11-12, Foreign Language Club 9-10, Wrestling 9, Office Assistant 10, Guidance Assistant 11. KIKBERLY L. FRY Cheerleading 9- 12, DECA 11-12, Spanish Club 9-10 (10 Secretary), Yearbook 11, Science Club 9, Choir 9-10, Track Manager 12, Basketball Manager 9. NOE L PUENTES Office Assistant 12. LIANNE M. GALLAGHER DECA 11, DECA State Courtesy Corps 11. ANGIE GARRISON Cheerleading 9-11, Foreign Language Club 9-11 (10 Secretary, 11 Vice President), Science Club 9, Track 10, Home- coming Court, Perfect Attendance 9. PATTY GIBSON Cheerleading 9-12, Choir 9-10, Tennis 10-12, Volley- ball 10-11, Basketball 9, Career Center Awards, Prom Queen, Home- coming Court. BU DDY GILLESPIE Yell Guy 11-12, Yearbook 12, Baseball 9-12, Foot- ball 9-12, Wrestling 9, Prom Court. CHRIS GISH Band 9-12, Marching Band 9-12, Pep Band 9-10, Track 9-10, Rifle Corps 10-12, Perfect Attendance 9. KEN GRASHAH Football 9-10, Manager 12, Perfect Attendance 10 - 11 . CONNIE LYNN GREER Honor Society 10- 12, Student Council 9-10, 12, Class Girls ' Representative 9, 12, Vice President 10, Cheer- leading 9-12, Foreign Language Club 9-10, Choir 9-12 (12 Vice President), Basketball 9-12, Tennis 9-12, Who ' s Who, Society of Distinguished Students, Home- coming Court, Prom Court, Choir Award, Perfect Attendance 9. ROBIN GRINDER Foreign Language Club 9, Tennis 9. KEITH GROSAK Student Council 9, 12, Class Treasurer 9, Vice President 12, DECA 11-12, DECA State 12, DECA Nationals 12, Academic Decathlon Team 12, FCA 11- 12, Basketball 9-12, Cross Country 10-12, Track 9-10, 12. JON GUMULAUSKI Band 9-12, Marching Band 9-12, Pep Band 9, Rifle Corps 10-12. JOHN HANDLEY TINA HEIN PAUL HENDRON ERIC JACOBSON Foreign Language Club 10, Wrestling 9-10, Perfect Attendance 11, DECA 11, DECA State 11, DECA Nationals 11. JOHN D. KARGIANNAKIS Foreign L Language Club 9, Wrestling 11. BARBARA KRVSA Foreign Language Club 9-10, Choir 9-12, Library Assistant 10-11. HYON SO KWAK Honor Society 11- 12, DECA 11-12, DECA State 11-12, DECA Nationals 12, Foreign Language Club 10, Band 9-12, Pep Band 9-12, Basketball 9-10, Foot - ball 9-12, Track 9-12, Homecoming Court, Perfect Attendance 10-11. ANGELO LARA Wrestling 9, Home- coming King. SCOTT LATTANZI DECA 11-12, News- paper 12, FCA 12, Basketball 9- 12, Cross Country 10. SUSAN H. LAW CHRISTY LITTELL Choir 9. WILLIAM MATLOCK Perfect Atten- dance 9, 11-12. TROY L. MATLOCK DECA 11-12, DECA State 11, DECA Nationals 11, Foreign Language Club 9-10, Foot- ball 9-12, Track 9-11, Perfect Attendance 9-10, 12. KRISTINE MILLER Choir 9-12, Basketball 10. TOM MITRISIN Perfect Attendance 9. PATTY MOORE Pom Pons 9-10, Choir 10-12, Perfect Attendance 9. JENNY MORES Honor Society 11-12, Student Council 11-12, Class Treasurer 11-12, Foreign Lan- guage Club 9-12 (11 Treasurer, 12 Vice President), Choir 9-11, Basketball 9, Who ' s Who, Typing I Award, Shorthand I Award, Per- fect Attendance 9, 11, Society of Distinguished Students, Home- coming Court. CATHY MOSLEY RANDY MOSS Class President 9, Student Council 9, Baseball 9-10, Football 9, 11. BRIAN MOSTELLO Perfect Atten- dance 10. SCOTT MOURNING Football 9, Wrestling 9. JEFF MURRAY Foreign Language Club 9, Baseball 9. J IM MURRAY Student Council Treasurer 12, DECA 11-12, DECA State 12, DECA Nationals 12, Baseball 10, Football 9, Wres- tling 9-11, Perfect Attendance 11. DAVE NEWMAN Baseball 9, Yearbook 12, French Club 9-12, Perfect Attendance 11. MONIQUE NEWSOM Newspaper 12. [AFUY NOE Foreign Language Club 9, Choir 9-10, Volleyball 9-10, Football Manager 9. TOM NOE Basketball 9-10, Foot- ball 9-12, Track 9-10, 12, Perfect Attendance 9. LARRY NUSH Class Vice President 9, Cross Country 10-12, Football 9, Golf 9, 11-12, Boys ' State. LAURA ORTIZ SHARON PARADIS ROB PAXTON Band 9-12, Perfect Attendance 9, 11. CHARLES PENDEEY SEAN PERZO PAULA PETERSON Pep Band 9-10, Band 9-12. CHRIS RADO Cheerleading 9. NIKKI RALSTON ELIZABETH RIZOS Honor Society 10-12 (president 11-12), Student Council Treasurer 11, Vice Presi- dent 12, Foreign Language Club 9- 10, Yearbook 11, Sunshine Society 10-11, Band 9-10, Pom Pons 9-10, IUN Writing Scholarship, Perfect Attendance 10-12, Century Lead- ership Contest Winner, Guidance Assistant 11, Who ' s Who, Society of Distinguished Students, Prom Court. ANTHONY E. ROBLES Football 9-10, Wrestling 9-10. HECTOR ROSARIO Foreign Language Club 9. TRAC IE ROSSER DOUG SAIMS SHERI SAMIS AMY SCHAMMERT Honor Society 10- 12, (Secretary 11), Student Council 10-12 (Parliamentarian 11, Secretary 12), Class Presi- dent 10, Foreign Language Club 9, Newspaper Assistant Editor 12, Science Club 9, Sunshine Society 10-12, Band 9-12 (V. Pres. 12), FCA 11-12, Track 9-12, Girls ' State, Hoosier Scholar, Who ' s Who, Society of Distinguished Students, Perfect Attendance 10 - 12 . RICH SCHL1NK Band 9-12, Pep Band 9- 12, Perfect Attendance 9. RON SHELL SHER1LYN SMITH Cheerleading 9, Foreign Language 9-10 (V. Pres. 10), Tennis 9, Volleyball 9- 10, Perfect Attendance 9. MERCEDES SOTO Honor Society IQ- 12, Class Treasurer 10, Vice President 11, Student Council 10- 12 (President 12), Foreign Language Club 10-11, Sunshine Society 10-11, Basketball 9—1 2 , Track 9-12, Volleyball 9-12, Girls ' State, Homecoming Queen, Elks Essay Award, DAR Good Citizen, Bausch Lomb Science Award, Perfect Attendance 9-12, Who ' s Who, Society of Distin- guished Students, Lugar Scholar, Hoosier Scholar. YAL1XA SOT O Perfect Attendance 11 , STUART SPEARS JULIE LYNN STANLEY Foreign Language Club 9, Choir 9-12, Science Club 9. BETH STILLS Foreign Language Club 9-10, 12, Choir 9-11, Perfect Attendance 9-12. TAF HY STRINE Honor Society 12, Student Council 11, Class Girls ' Representative 11, DECA 11-12 (Vice President 12), Foreign Language Club 9-10, Science Club 9-10, Band 9-12, Pep Band 11, Flag Corps 11-12, Track Mgr. 11, Society of Distinguished Students, Who ' s Who, State DECA Contest. NEIL SULLIVAN Cross Country IQ- 12, Football 9, Track 10, Wrestling 9-12, Perfect Atten- dance 9. JOHN SYKES Class Boys ' Repre- sentative 11, Student Council 11, DECA 11-12, DECA State Contest 11, DECA Nationals 11, Newspaper 12, Yearbook 10-12, Musical Crews 10- 12, Basketball 9, Golf 10-11, Tennis 10, Perfect Attendance 10 - 11 . CHRIS TAYLOR Perfect Attendance 9. CHARLOTTE TIPPETT Honor Society 12, Pom Pons 9-10, Foreign Language Club 10, Band 9-11, Flag Corps 11, Track 10, Who ' s Who, Perfect Attendance 9-11. XFF TIPPETT SADD 11, Band 9- 12, Pep Band 10, Student Trainer 11- 12, FCA 11-12. JILL R. TRAEGER Honor Society 10-12 (V.P. 12), Foreign Lan- guage Club 9-10 (Treasurer 10), Yearbook 11, Science Club 9-10, Swing Choir 9-10, Choir 9-12, FCA 12 (President), Track 9-12, Who ' s Who, Society of Distin- guished Students. JODI TUTHILL Sunshine Society 11, Choir 9-10, Football Mana- ger 9, Perfect Attendance 11, Guidance Assistant 9. SHERYL A. VANDERSTEEN Foreign Language Club 10-11, Science Club 10, Society of Distin- guished Students, Who ' s Who, Perfect Attendance 11. AMY VANSICKLE Perfect Atten- dance 11. DONALD VIZENA Newspaper 11- 12, Perfect Attendance 9-11. KIMBERLY VUCSON Honor Society 11-12, Student Council 10, 12 (Parliamentarian 12), Girls ' Representative 10, Cheerleading 10-11, Foreign Language 9-12, Pom Pons 9, Band 9, Perfect Attendance 9-11, Who ' s Who, So- ciety of Distinguished Students. T. J. WEBB DECA 11-12, DECA State 11, Newspaper 12, Basketball 9, Track 10. STEVE WHITAKER Football 9. DAN WHITEMAN Baseball 9-11, Golf 9-11. DON WILHELM XFF WILLIAMS PAUL WILLIAMS Perfect Atten- dance 11, Prom Court. TINA WILLIAMS Sunshine Society 11, Prom Court. SUZIE WILSON Class Secretary 12, Cheerleading 9-12, Choir 9- 12 (Secretary 12), Musical 9-10, Swing Choir 10-11. ROBERT JONATHAN WORST DECA 11, Foreign Language Club 12, Newspaper 12, Band 9-10, Cross Country 9-12, Track 9-12, Prom King. ERIC WYLLER Foreign Language Club 9, Baseball 9-11, Basket- ball 9, Football 9, Perfect Attendance 9. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS : Jenny Mores-Treasurer , John Ekenseair-President , Connie Greer-Girls ' Rep., Mrs. Morris-Sponsor, Suzie Wilson-Secretary , Keith Grusak-Vice. Not Pictured: Dan Ellis-Boys ' Rep. MOST DEPENDABLE MOST QUIET Mercy Soto - Wayne Ellis Donny Vizena - Sharon Paradis MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Bill Ebert - Patty Gibson Mercy Soto - Wayne Ellis 52 FRIENDLIEST Tina Williams - Jeff Murray MODEL SENIORS BIGGEST FLIRTS Larry Dziubla Not Pictured: Carla Edwards MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Connie Greer - Bill Ebert CUTEST COUPLE BEST DRESSED John Sykes - Connie Greer MOST DRAMATIC Suzie Wilson - John Ekenseair 55 FINANCIAL 0W6ATI0KS � ,aiWA WACHASfS .UM 8 P(i« NO H ' t ' A! mi A ' tfA SR (Mfy COUNCILMEN Tina Williams, Wayne Ellis, Angelo Lara, Suzie Wilson, Mindy Baker, Bob Worst. On Thursday, April 17, the senior class governed the city. Sitting as Principal and Vice-Principal are Mercy Soto and Elizabeth Rizos. Dave Croft served as CD Director; Angie Garrison as EMT Director; Scott Lattanzi as Code Enforcement; Keith Grusak as Park Superintendent. 56 CUv Is Turned Ciitt To Seniocs A voting machine was brought in the Government Economics classes, and Seniors made their choices. On Government Day, those elected attended a luncheon served at the banquet room of Huffoletto ' s Bakery following the council meeting. T.J. Webb and Kelly Elieff enjoy being Police Chief and Fire Chief. Bill Ebert and Patty Gibson found that taking over Public Works and Clerk Treasurer wasn ' t as easy as they thought. Judge Leslie Cox, City Attorney John Ekenseair, and Mayor Connie Greer are confident that they can work together for the city ' s benefit. 57 AWAKES AWAKES D.A.R. AWARD Mercedes Soto DANFORTH AWARD Mercedes Soto Amy Schammert SCHOLAR ATHLETE AWARDS Mercedes Soto Hyon Su Kwak THE AMERICAN LEGION AWARDS Wayne Ellis Elizabeth Rizos HUGH O ' BRIEN YOUTH FOUNDATION AWARD Kelly McKittrick SCIENCE INDIANA UNIVERSITY NORTHWEST WRITING SCHOLARSHIP Elizabeth Rizos CENTURY LEADERSHIP RECOGNITION Elizabeth Rizos NATIONAL D.E.C.A. CONTEST Leslie Cox Wayne Ellis Hyon Su Kwak Keith Grusak Jim Murray Richelle Zieba Bausch and Lomb Award-Mercedes Soto JOURNALISM - NEWSPAPER Amy Schammert YEARBOOK SERVICE AWARDS Carol Epley Buddy Gillespie Dave Newman John Sykes BUSINESS Typing I - Jeanne Anderson Typing II - Judy Guess Accounting I - Julia Urbanek ENGLISH ASSISTANT Lianne Gallagher D.E.C.A. ($100) Leslie Cox D.E.C.A. MARKETING PROJECT Wayne Ellis DEVIL DOG AWARD HONOR ROLL AWARDS Kelly Elieff Patty Gibson Robin Grinder Elizabeth Rizos Amy Schammert Mercedes Soto Allen Fazekas Scott May Mike Muraco Glen Peterson Christy Schammert Karen Silaghi Julia Urbanek Judy Guess Kelly McKittrick Julie Baldner Mike Halkitis Duke Howell Cindy Menefee ACADEMIC DECATHLON CERTIFICATES Mercedes Soto Amy Schammert Keith Grusak Jim Murray Wayne Ellis Jill Traeger Karen Silaghi Laura Pomales PURDUE UNIVERSITY RECOGNITION Jennifer Mores VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY ($1,000) Amy Schammert SUNSHINE SOCIETY SCHOLARSHIP ($75) Amy Schammert LIONS AUXILIARY SCHOLARSHIP ($250) Wayne Ellis HOOSIER SCHOLARSHIPS ($500) Mercedes Soto Amy Schammert SEMPER FIDELES AWARD John Ekenseair JOHN PHILLIP SOUSA AWARD Wayne Ellis JAYCEES LESTER POINTER AWARD Jeff Tippett ACTIVITIES AWARDS Wayne Ellis Mercedes Soto Dan Ellis AWARDS AWAKES BOYS BA5KE 1 BALL LOOIBALL Chuck Fazekas Most Improved Steve Disney Defensive Back Keith Grusak MVP Hyon Su Kwak Offensive Back Dan Stevens MVP Troy Matlock Most Improved Jim Thorne Mental Attitude WRESTLING Bill Taylor Offensive Lineman Timm Wagner Gonzalo Ponce Most Improved Mental Attitude John Bastin Buddy Gillespie Defensive Lineman MVP Most Tackles Jeff King Most Takedowns Tony Sullivan MVP Most Falls BOYS TENNIS BASEBALL Tony Foremski Most Improved Tom Gibson Mental Attitude Paul Eberwein Mental Attitude Bill Ebert MVP Jeff Monacy MVP GOLL CROSS COONTRY Tony Sullivan Mental Attitude Jim Pysh Most Improved Larry Nush MVP GIRLS TENNIS BOYS TRACK Jeanne Anderson Most Improved Scott May Mental Attitude Hollie Yarrington Most Improved John Bastin Most Improved Judy Guess MVP Bob Worst MVP Connie Greer MVP VOLLEYBALL OUTSTANDING SENIOR ATHLETE Mercedes Soto Mercy Soto Mental Attitude Christy Schammert Most Improved Judy Guess MVP PRESIDENTIAL ACADEMIC and LITNESS AWARDS Wayne Ellis GIRLS BASKETBALL Elizabeth Rizos Cindy Menefee Free Throws Top Rebounder Amy Schammert Lisa Tuttle Mental Attitude Mercedes Soto Judy Guess MVP LATINO HONORARY CERTIFICATES GIRLS TRACK Ivan Fuentes Amy Schammert Mental Attitude Melissa Cervantes Debbie Bastin MVP - Field Events Vic Vargas Mercy Soto MVP - Track Delia Soto Jill Traeger MVP - Runner Mercedes Soto OOTSTANDING CHORISTER (Girls ' Ensemble) Roberta Cervantes OOTSTANDING CHOIR SENIOR Connie Greer Section. £nj Uf Siea fci t Se ote Practice 61 CLASS OE ]]0S0 GRADUATES On June 1, 1986 at 2:00 p.m. graduation ceremonies took place in the high school gymnasium. The processional was played by the high school band followed by the invocation from Pastor Stephen Smith. Camelot and Till There Was You were sung by the concert choir; the band per- formed Born Free. The welcome address was given by John Ekenseair, class presi- dent. The salutatorian address was given by Amy Schammert followed by Mercedes Soto, valedictorian. Mr. Fritz presented the class to the school board president, Mr. Beres, who then presented diplomas. Closing remarks were made by Dr. Kayes. Following the benediction and recessional 111 graduates made their official exit of Edison Senior High School. 62 Class of 87 Adam Alcocer Steve Anderson Tony Anton Leticia Arocho Michelle Baez Tammy Basich Jason Baskoff Tom Belcher Brian Biter Darrell Bolin Rhonda Bryant Teresa Burch Todd Cafin Ron Cannon Dina Canterbury Gena Canterbury Missy Carr Missy Cervantes Theresa Collins Brian Conaway Beth Cool Tim Corbett Bill Cotton Tonya Cramer Rosie Cruz Vickie Cruz Jeff Cunningham Ken Cyprian Don Davis Maribel Delbrey Jackee Dillard Jackie Driscoll Tommi DuBois Cathy Duncan Amy Dunlap Paul Eberwein Barb Ellenberger Allen Fazekas Sherry Fraley Adam Gray Penny Gregory Ron Guernsey Kim Humphrey Dave Hunter Deby Hutman Julie Jenkins Hark Jenkins Mart Johnson Matt Johnson 66 Jeff King Kelly Kirkpatrick Drake Koby Laura Larson Carla Matlock Scott May Kelly McClure Carl Miller Jeff Monacy Clara Morikis Sherri Morris Mike Muraco Pat Pacheco Glen Peterson Tony Pierce Laura Pomales Gonzalo Ponce Charles Powell Linda Rey David Rich Chris Robinson Luz Rodrigues Lisa Rospierski Christy Schammert Tim Seats Greg Shearer Randy Shell Karen Silaghi Shirley Sims Lance Smelley Steve Smith Delia Soto Leann Strickland Melissa Sturgell Tony Sullivan Kari Sykes 68 Alta Tallent Jon Talmadge Bill Taylor Twyla Teller Jim Thorne Michelle Tolliver Lisa Tuttle Julia Urbanek Vic Vargus John Vespo Tom Villerreal David Vizena Timm Wagner Pete Ward Randy Weldon Mike Wheeler Missy White Dale Williams Jerry Woodard Gerri Wright Suzann Wroblewski Christy Zieba Richelle Zieba Mr. Krieger-Sponsor; Sherry Fraley-Secretary; Jim Thorne-President; Richelle Zieba-Boys ' Repre- sentative; Clara Morikis-Vice-President; Julia Urbanek-Girls ' Representative. Not Pictured: Bill Taylor-Treasurer. Camera Shy Seniors Robert Bailey Trisha Basich Bryan Boles Vanessa Cervantes Brad Coons Dee Corbett Bob Cruz Shane Evans John Handley John Karagiannakis Christy Littell William Matlock Scott Mourning Larry Nush Charles Pendley Paula Peterson Rosemary Rivera Tony Robles Rich Schlink Ron Shell Tammy Strine Neil Sullivan Chris Taylor John Taylor Don Wilhelm Doug Saims Juniors Belinda Castilleja Michelle Dube Chuck Fazekas Tom Hill Wayne Hodge Eddie Loza Debbie Madas Melinda Manning Julie Murray Jim O ' Boyle James Smith John Taylor Bob Thompson Bob Vandersteen F reshmen Mike Berdy James Brett John Castilleja Bob Gajewski Lesley Hein Larry Lambert Curtis Mathews Anita Matlock ' Linda McGregor Diana Nieves Jackie Ortiz Melissa Ross Bradley Welbourne Sophomores Robert Cafin Scott Fassoth Larry Kibble Roberto Quinones Diane Smith Warren Whistler 71 Class of ' 88 Mark Adams Jeanne Anderson Eric Anton Karen Arehart Todd Arend Jack Azcona Shannon Baldwin John Bastin Pat Baumeister Teresa Blatz Tracy Bogdon Jim Bradford Barbara Castilleja Steve Catherman Bill Catlin Jose Ceja Lisa Chambers Kathy Chavez Bill Childress Stacie Childs Judy Coapstick Shelly Cook Annabel Delbrey Jim DelValle T racy DuBois Danny Edwards 73 Frank Evans Mitch Ferguson Jerry Fessenden T ony F oremski T ronda F oremski Bill Fraley Amy Frye Ivan Fuentes Richard Gerlich Chris Gilmore Gretchen Glick Vincent Goodwin Troy Gray David Griffin Judy Guess Bob Haigy Leslie Hall Brian Harmon 74 Mark Hauschild Missy Howell Ken Hudson John Hutchinson T om Ingram Brian Jones Gloria Juarbe Missy Kamboures Angel Kolivas Hyon Jin Kwak Launa Lawson Phillip Lea Luis Lopez Mike Masson Brent Mathews Shawn Matlock 76 Kelly McKittrick Rick McWhirter Jay Messer Diane Miller Alisa Mills Richard Minton Ronald Moore Rich Moreau Pedro Moro Brian Mourning Kathy Nederman T im Nelson Renee Newman Louisa Nieves Gilbert Noriega Salvador Nunez Marcus Ochoa Dave Oldaker Alex Ortiz Nancy Ortiz Jesse Pacheco Gus Papageorgakis Debbie Peach Richard Pepof f Asonya Perryman John Pilnock Manuel Porras Andrew Proffer James Pysh Carlos Rodriguez Linda Rodriguez Lisa Santos 77 Mike Scheuer Jack Shockley Rich Sizemore Shelly Smith Stephen Smith Cory Soria Stacy Spears Joel St . Germain Tim Stanley Carrie Stetler Danny Stevens Rog er Stinnett Julie S t r i ne Julie Surer David Sweeney Tracy Szwa jkowski 78 Eric Tibbs Chris Toomire Chris Torres Ivan Torres Koula Tsahas Kimberley Tuttle Barbara Urbanek Rick Vandersteen Danny Vandiver Tim Vivian Lisa Vucson Brad Welbourne Shannon Westmoreland Missy Wheeler Sam White Michele Wickham 79 Danny Williamson Erika Winkles John Wood Heidi Wright Hollie Yarrington Richie Zieba Terry Zimmerman Tracy Zubrik Jeanne Anderson — Treasurer Miss Shively — Sponsor Ivan Fuentes — Secretary Barbara Urbanek — Girls ' Repre- sentative Steve Catherman — Boys ' Repre- sentative Carrie Stetler — President Gus Papageorgakis — Student Court Gretchen Glick — Vice-President 80 Class op ‘89 Roy Adams Mark Atkins Jeanne Alcocer Bill Ard Russell Bailey Juan Balboa Julie Baldner Phil Ball Madeline Bedinge James Bennett John Bennett Roy Berkley T ony Bickett Cindy Brazeau Eric Brett Marilyn Burgos Melissa Campbell Dawn Cardwell Tricia Carr Rick Castellanos Tim Catherman Roberta Cervantes Larry Chambers Alicia Chavez Brent Childers Jim Clark Heather Cochran Vince Colburn Ed Colon Rhonda Cook Eric Corbett Michelle Corbett Robert McCafferty- Boys ' Representative; Tricia Carr-Girls ' Representative; Mike Halkitis-Treasurer; Kelly Watson-Secre- tary; Mr. Dye-Sponsor; Duke Howell-President. Not Pictured: Dave Loving-Vice President. Amie Coubal Kathleen Cox Lisa Crawford Steve Cruz Antonia Cuevas Joyce Curtis Becky Damron Richie Damron Melissa Davis Laurie DelValle Audreta Dillard Bill Dingee Shirley Dokmanovic Lennie Drake 83 Michelle Edwards Joey Fazekas John Fazekas Keith Fields Laura Flores Norma Foster Lynn F ranchville Crystal Galbraith Leslie Gallinger Steve Garcia Robert Gary Donna Gibson Gary Gibson. Tommy Gibson Bruce Gillespie Deanna Gilmore Joanne Griffin Joey Gutierrez Maria Halkitis Mike Halkitis Angie Harter Dawn Hartman Michael Heintz Jeremy Henderson Jason Hisick Vee Howe Duke Howell Tom Hunter Adrian Jenkins Darlene Johnson Shari Jozwick Edwin Juarbe 85 John Kell Joe Kietzman. Tammie Klym Melissa Koby T oni Kolodzie j Jerry Koonce Kim Krueger Anthony Lewin Ronny Lewis Dave Loving Maria Loza Maria Martinez John Masson Theresa Matlock Robert McCafferty Allen Meade Cindy Menefee T risha Michaels Jeff Mitchell Jennifer Moore Julie Moore Kelly Moore Marilynn Moore Chris Moreno Heidi Moss Jim Mulcahey Kim Neiswinger Brian Nichols Raul Nieves Grabiel Noriega Maricela Noriega Cyndi Padron Regina Parker Candace Peller Ben Perez Kenny Piet 87 Kelly Pinter George Pomales Gari Pridemore Weslev Proffer Julia Quinones Mario Quinones Bobbi Rado George Randitsas Dana Reddick Dennis Rich Tina Rodriquez Bobby Rosendaul Dana Rospierski Sunni Rossi Brian Rushing Vicky Sa f f rahn Hilda Sanchez Thomas Santell Josue Santiago Bobby Shough 88 Brian Silverthorn Valerie Singer Elizabeth Sonntag Gonzalo Soto Luis Soto Dawn Spiller Ronald St. Germain Tracy Stanley Jane Statum Joseph Stone Joe Subart Ricky Sullivan Tim Sweeney Jim Swisher Jamie Taylor Jody Taylor Robert Thomas Kelly Thorne Brian Tolbert Scott Tolliver 89 Lisa Turner Sundee Varga Lisa Vargas Lisa Vasguez Julie Via Brian Ward Sandy Washko Kelly Watson Danny Weldon Karen Wenzel Shawn Wheeler Kim Williams Terri Williamson Wendy Wirick Mandi Wright Pete Wright Walter Wrig h-t Debbie Yanez Erika Zerza 90 Maria Halkitis, Carol Epley, John Sykes, Mrs. French, Buddy Gillespie, Teresa Burch, Ken Hudson, Kari Sykes, Sherry Fraley, Angie Harter. Not pictured: Dave Newman. Teresa Burch looks through the negative book to select pictures needed. Before the deadline, Carol Epley works hard to finish her layout. 92 St M A big thank you to Mr. and Mrs. Eaton of M.P.I. for all their valuable, professional help. Their assistance made our yearbook work a lot easier. Ken Hudson checks negatives after having developed them. Sherry F raley puts on the finishing touches by retyping the copy layout so there are no mistakes. Dave Newman proofreads the typing before pasting it down. Angie Harter writes captions for pictures, while Buddy Gillespie tries to think of a new and creative idea for his layout. 93 Bands Perform c Front: B. Catlin, G. Peterson, B. Biter, J. Curtis, J. Anderson, R. McCafferty, 0 G. Parker, R. St. Germain, R. Paxton, A. Schammert, L. Santos, A. Dillard, N H. Cochran, C. Galbraith. Row 2: K. Nederman, S. Childs, J. Baldner, M. Wickham, C C. Soria, S. Westmoreland, K. Moore, J. Griffin, T. Carr, C. Peller, K. Fields, E M. Halkitis, C. Gish, B. Coons, A. Jenkins, D. Rich. Row 3: H. Kwak, K. Thorne, R W. Ellis, L. Vucson, C. Torres, E. Zerza, D. Yanez, K. Williams, D. Cardwell, T D. Canterbury, K. Silaghi, C. Schammert, T. Strine, M. Burris, J. Dillard, C. Morikis. Row 4: M. Halkitis, L. Chambers, G. Pomales, J. Thorne, J. Gumulauski, B C. Stetler, D. Madas, S. Washko, S. May, M. Muraco, S. Wroblewski, M. Hauschild, A M. Wheeler. Row 5: T. Foremski, J. Kell, R. Sizemore, J. Kietzman, M. Adkins, N J. Ekenseair, S. Smith, J. Pacheco, I. Torres, L. Pomales, K. McKittrick, J. Guess, D R. Newman, P. Ward, P. Peterson. Back: T. Belcher, J. Pysh, P. Baumeister, G. Papageorgakis, J. O ' Boyle, D. Davis, D. Oldaker, T. Catherman, R. Adams, R. Schlink, B. Dingee, A. Fazekas. Not Pictured: M. Adams, P. Ball, J. Fazekas, J. Koonce, K. Krueger. PEP BAND Front: Mark Hauschild, Brian Biter, Amy Schammert, Lisa Vucson, Shannon Westmoreland. Row 2: Clara Morikis, Allen Fazekas, Mike Muraco, Jesse Pacheco, Mark Adams. Row 3: Kathy Nederman, David Rich, Keith Fields, Bill Catlin, Tony Foremski, Roy Adams. Row 4: Gus Papageorgakis, Jim Pysh, Suzann Wroblewski, Rich Sizemore, Don Davis, Dave Oldaker. Back: John Ekenseair, Hyon Su Kwak, Wayne Ellis. FLAG CORPS : Audreta Dillard, Cyndi Padron, Heather Cochran, Debbie Vanez, Kim Williams, Christy Schammert, Marilyn Burgos, Crystal Galbraith, Kelly Moore, Sundee Varga, Dina Canterbury. David Oldaker practices his part. The band is a vital part of the Homecoming parade. 95 C tyoOi Suty a GIRL ' S ENSEMBLE Front: Toni Kolodziej, Marilyn Burgos, Debbie Peach, Patty Moore, Jackie Driscoll. Row 2: Lisa Vargas, Koula Tsahas, Maribel Delbrey, Lisa Chavez, Norma Foster. Row 3: Annabel Delbrey, Joyce Curtis, Sunni Rossi, Chris Gilmore, Theresa Matlock. Row 4: Kelly Watson, Heidi Moss, Theresa Todd, Judy Coapstick, Sundee Varga. Row 5: Roberta Cervantes, Shari Jozwick, Tracy Stanley, Cindy Brazeau, Laurie DelValle. Back: Mel issa Koby, Jeanne Alcocer, Darlene Johnson, Wendy Wirick. Not Pictured: Amie Coubal, Melissa Davis, Lynn Franchville, Lesley Hein, Trisha Michaels, Kris Miller. CONClRT CHOIR : Front: Hollie Yarrington, Sherry traley, Julie Stanley, Julie Surer, Suzie Wilson. Row 2: Kelly Elieff, Kari Sykes, Alta Tallent, Juan Balboa, Gary Gibson, Annabel Delbrey. Row 3: Connie Greer, Heidi Wright, Lance Smelley, Launa Lawson, Jill Traeger, Michelle Tolliver. Row 4: Barb Krysa, Mike Wheeler, Diane Smith, Bob Rosendaul, Jamie Smith, Tony Bickett. Back: Laura Pomales, Carrie Roper, Bob Thompson, Shawn Matlock, Jim Curtis, Lou Lopez. Choir Officers: Connie Greer-Vice President, Kelly Elieff- President, Suzie Wilson-Secretary , Laurie DelValle- Freshmen Representative. Mr. Marr practices with students before contest. The candle of Character is lit by Connie Greer. INDUCTEES Front: Tammy Strine, Charlotte Tippett, Richelle Zieba, Stacie Childs, Jeanne Anderson. Row 2: Lisa Rospierski, Michelle Tolliver, Carol Epley, Donna Bradford, Carrie Stetler. Row 3: Mark Jenkins, Phillip Lea, Dina Canterbury, Barbara Urbanek, Gretchen Glick. Front: Christy Schammert, Connie Greer, Delia Soto, Jill Traeger, Amy Schammert. Row 2: Mercy Soto, Elizabeth Rizos, Karen Silaghi, Julia Urbanek. Row 3: Mr. Wilson, Dan Ellis, Wayne Ellis. Back: Allen Fazekas, Jim Thorne, Hyon Su Kwak, Scott May. Not Pictured: Jennifer Mores, Kim Vucson. 98 vse i $ So-utfa Ttatfoaol Front: Kimm Fry, Tim Seats, Pat Pacheco, Richelle Zieba, Deby Butman. Row 2: Stephanie Bruno, Jackee Dillard, Vickie Cruz, Christy Zieba, Hyon Su Kwak, Julia Urbanek. Row 3: Leslie Cox, Karen Silaghi, Debbie Madas, Barb Ellenberger, Carol Epley, Pete Ward, Bob Thompson, Wayne Ellis. Back: Laura Pomales, T.J. Webb, Keith Grusak, Chuck Fazekas, Scott Lattanzi-dropped, Troy Matlock, John Sykes, Steve Smith, Jim Thorne, Gonzalo Ponce, Mr. Kincaid. Not pictured: Tammy Strine, Dan Fronczak, Jim Murray. Four students were chosen to participate in the National DECA conference in Georgia by winning in district and then state contests. Participants were Leslie Cox, Wayne Ellis, Hyon Su Kwak, and Richelle Zieba. Open delegates were Keith Grusak and Jim Murray. DECA students become models during a recent sales campaign. 99 Student (Zouuctl Sfroutow Canned tfroodb ' Uve Front: Richelle Zieba, Mercy Soto, Mike Halkitis, Ivan Fuentes, Kim Vucson. Row 2: Connie Greer, Clara Morikis, Tricia Carr, Amy Schammert, Sherry Fraley, Jennifer Mores. Row 3: Mr. Wilson, Elizabeth Rizos, John Ekenseair, Duke Howell, Jeanne Anderson, Julia Urbanek. Back: Jim Thorne, Dan Ellis, Barb Urbanek, Carrie Stetler, Gretchen Glick, Steve Catherman, Robert McCafferty. Not pictured: Dave Loving, Keith Grusak. 100 1tecv4fiafien tfa, Stonier Front: Richelle Zieba, Larry Dziubla, Michelle Dube, Amy Schammert, Donny Vizena. Back: Mr. Dye, Jim Thorne, Carla Edwards, Bob Worst, Mindy Baker, John Sykes, Mr. Dobrich. Front: Wayne Ellis, Mercy Soto, Laura Pomales. Back: Keith Grusak, Karen Silaghi, Jill Traeger, Amy Schammert. Not pictured: Jim Murray. u (£lu 102 Front: Cory Soria, Carrie Stetler, Hollie Yarrington, Jeanne Anderson, Renee Newman, Kelly McKittrick, Kathy Nederman. Row 2: Teresa Blatz, Linda Rodriguez, Shirley Sims, Diane Smith, Ivan Fuentes, Launa Lawson, Stacy Spears, Gretchen Glick. Row 3: Missy Carr, Gena Canterbury, Amy Dunlap, Judy Guess, Paul Eberwein, Carlos Rodriguez. Row A: Dave Sweeney, Rosie Cruz, Ivan Torres, Leann Strickland, Richie Zieba. Row 5: Mark Adams, Mark Hauschild, Marcos Ochoa, Terry Zimmerman, Julie Jenkins. Back: Gonzalo Ponce, Kelly Kirkpatrick, Vickie Cruz, Lisa Rospierski, Mrs. Marrero-Sponsor , Danny Stevens. Not Pictured: Missy Cervantes, Carrie Roper, Mike Scheuer, Roger Stinnett. O cce 4 4 0 C 4 t €1 K t 4 Front: Tonya Cramer, Chris Robinson, Rhonda Bryant, and Julie Murray. Back: Bob Haigy, Gretchen Glick, Richard Gerlich, and Jeff Cunningham. Front: Marilyn Burgos, Jennifer Mores, Chris Robinson, Kim Vucson, Gloria Juarbe. Row 2: Julia Urbanek, Tammie Klym, Leslie Hall, Kelly Watson, Trisha Michaels. Row 3: Beth Stills, Karen Wenzel, Lisa Crawford, Julia Quinones, Tim Seats, Mike Masson, Mr. Dobrich- Sponsor. Back: Dave Oldaker, Asonya Perryman, Roberta Quinones, Bobbi Rado, Larry Dziubla, Bob Worst, Bill Fraley, Shannon Baldwin, Richard Gerlich, Bob Haigy, Jay Messer. Not p ictured: Tricia Carr, Stacie Childs, Heather Cochran, Brian Conaway, Shirley Dokmanovic, Carla Edwards, Allen Fazekas, Kim Krueger, Shawn Matlock, Robert McCafferty, Brian Mourning, Yalixa Soto, Sandy Washko, Michele Wickham, Kim Williams. 103 ?. s4- ' Keefrt j4ctlve Front: Amy Schammert, Mercy Soto, Jill Traeger, Cory Soria, Carrie Stetler, Kelly McKittrick. Row 2: Robert McCafferty, Stacie Childs, Pat Pacheco, Jeff Tippett, Mike Masson. Row 3: Delia Soto, Christy Schammert, Brian Harmon, Danny Stevens, Jim Murray. Row 4: Keith Grusak, Bili Ebert, Steve Catherman, Scott Lattanzi, Larry Chambers. Back: Miss Shively, Mrs. Moore, Mr. Ayres. Not pictured: Mr. Peterson. Some of the activities that F.C.A. held in their monthly meetings included hosting the pro football player-Dave Tipton, gym night, movie night, and a secret fan night. The group also sponsored a Halloween dance and an Ugly Person Contest (pictured at right). 104 Front: Sherri Morris, Terri Williamson, Deby Hutman, Richelle Zieba, Marilyn Burgos. Row 2: Melissa Campbell, Erika Winkles, Amy Schammert, Julia Urbanek. Row 3: Laurie DelValle, Kelly Thorne, Connie Greer-dropped, Vicky Saffrahn, Alta Tallent. Row A: Trisha Michaels, Kari Sykes, Christy Zieba, Chris Gilmore. Back: Debbie Bastin, Elizabeth Rizos-dropped, Barb Urbanek, Kelly Moore. Not pictured: Kathleen Cox, Michelle Dube, Tomi Dubois, Debbie Madas, Kim Krueger, Kelly Watson, Valerie Singer. Emblem The Rising Sun Song My Sunshine Girl Flower Yellow Rose Color Yellow and White Motto Others 105 Students ecottte s4teiafa tt Front: Koula Tsahas, Tracy Stanley, Erika Winkles, Rhonda Bryant, Cory Soria, Delia Soto. Row 2: Judy Coapstick, Julie Via, Bill Catlin, Hollie Yarrington, Clara Morikis, Jackee Dillard. Row 3: Kathy Chavez, Dan Ellis, John Eken- seair, Annabel Delbrey, Carol Epley. Back: Debbie Bastin, Brian Harmon, Pat Baumeister, Bill Eraley, Keith Grusak, Steve Catherman, Richie Zieba. It. Front: Rosie Cruz, Kelly McClure, Sharon Cable, Kim Tuttle. Row 2: Kimm Fry, Launa Lawson, Nancy Ortiz, Angel Kolivas. Row 3: Becky Cafin, Dan Ellis, Rich Minton, Missy Cervantes, Karen Silaghi. Back: Mona Cobb, John Bastin, Tim Vivian. t ‘guidance Front: Tommy Gibson, Amy Fry, Paul Eberwein, Brian Jones, Melissa Campbell. Back: Gena Canterbury, Amy Dunlap, Julie Murray, Carla Matlock, Christy Zieba. Eagles have winning season VAKS11Y l-ront: Ken Grasham, Chris Torres, Vanessa Cervantes, Jeff Tippett, Missy Howell, David Oldaker. Second row: Ron Guernsey, Jeff Monacy, Steve Disney, Shane Evans, Bill Taylor, Tim Vivi an, Jim Thorne, John Taylor-dropped, Brian Conaway, Troy Matlock. Third row: Ivan Torres, Dick Gerlich, Jason Baskoff, Terry Zimmerman, John Bastin, Hyon Su Kwak, John Ekenseair-dropped, Bob Thompson, Jesse Pacheco, Jim DelValle, Chris Frizzell. Fourth row: Tim Catherman, Pat Pacheco, Larry Chambers, Duke Howell, Ron Lewis, Hyon Gin Kwak, Scott May, Roy Adams, John Wood, Bill Childress, Ivan Fuentes. Back: Trainer Moore, Coach Gross, Coach Shiplov, Coach Kincaid, Coach Borisenko, Coach Dorulla, Head Coach Peterson. Not pictured: Buddy Gillespie, Tom Noe, Eric Tibbs. 108 (( Led by seven dedi cat ed . � • seniors Led by seven dedicated seniors, 1985 was a suc- cessful year for the varsity football team. After opening the season with a win and a loss, the Eagles snapped a 5-year losing streak against arch rival River Fores t, 16-10. That victory coupled with a close 13-7 win at North Newton gave the team a 2 3 conference record good for 4th place. The Eagles kept its season series record intact against Whiting with a 26 to 7 victory and closed the regular season with a tremendous 29 to 0 pounding of previously undefeated South Central. -Coach Peterson 1. Disney sets back to pass. 2. Lewis covers up for the hit. 3. Pacheco gets side- lined. 4. Eagles celebrate victory over River Forest. 5. Thorne directs the Eagle ' s offense. 6. Peter- son gives final instructions. 109 ‘Dirty thirty Finish 5 3 no j-v- Front: Chris Torres, Missy Howell, David Oldaker. First row: Ivan Torres, Dick Gerlich, Terry Zimmerman, John Bastin, Tim Viv ian, John Wood, Bill Childress, Roy Adams, Jim DelValle. Second row: Ron Guernsey, Tim Catherman, Larry Chambers, Duke Howell, Ron Lewis, Hyon Gin Kwak, Jesse Pacheco, Ivan Fuentes, Jason Baskoff, Brian Conaway. Back: Coach Shiplov, Coach Kincaid, Coach Borisenko. FRESHMEN Not Pictured: Tim Catherman, Joe Gutierrez, Jason Hisick, Roy Adams, Adrian Jenkins, Mark Adkins, Bill Dingee, Chris Moreno, Shawn Wheeler, Duke Howell, Larry Chambers, Mario Quinones, Allen Meade, Mike Heintz, and Bruce Gillespie. 1. Gillespie ' s expression tells the story of the playoff loss to Lewis Cass. 2. Eagle defenders — Frizzell, Bastin, and Noe — await Ingot ' s offense. 3. Eagle ' s offensive line makes hole for Lewis. A. Kwak picks a hole in the Cass defensive line. 3. Thorne sets back to pass. 6. Coach Kincaid huddles with freshman team. 7. Chambers quarterbacks the J.V. team. Ill an inconsistent season ” We were a very young team with only one player — Mercy Soto — that had varsity experience last year. It was a very inconsistent season. The girls played well against the tougher schools like Chesterton and Andrean, but played poorly against weaker schools. Hopefully all the players gained valu- able playing experience for next year. The girls will have to play in the summer and work twice as hard next year if they want to compete with the teams we play against. We have a tough schedule which is good if we plan on winning a sectional title. I feel this is something that can be accomplished but we have to play as a team and everybody has to realize they have a role on the team whether they are a starter or a substitute. -Coach Llewelynn 1. Soto prepares to de- liver a serve. 2. Stetler dives for the ball. 3. Yarrington returns the serve. 4. Padron goes for the save. 5. lhe team huddles for some strategy. 112 J . V . Front: Lisa Crawford, Tronda Foremski, Maria Halkitis. Second Row: Lisa Vasquez, Dawn Cardwell, Cory Soria, Louisa Nieves, Jane Statum. Back: Sandy Washko, Lisa Turner, Cyndi P.oicn, Cindy Menefee, Stacie Childs, Kelly McKittrick, Miss rjf ' ively . Eady Eagles Gain Experience VARSITY Front: Delia Soto, Christy Schammert, Jane Statum, Mercy Soto, Melissa Kamboures. Coach Llewelynn, Judy Guess, Cindy Mensfee, Suzann Wroblewski, Carrie Stetler, Hollie Yarrinnton, Tracy Szwajkowski. ■ ■ft Tea 1 1 Has Challenging Season Coach Hayes, Tom Gibson, Carl Miller, Rick Vandersteen, Allen Fazekas, Bill Ebert, Steve Catherrnan, Tony Foremski, Lou Lopez. Not pictured: Rich Zieba. 114 J. V. Brian Harmon, Hike Halkitis, Raul Nieves, Joey Fazekas, Robert McCafferty. Not Pictured: Tony Bickett. there will be a major improvement” With four sophomores, one freshman, and one junior starting this year there will be a major improve- ment in record, intensity, and the kind of play our team will show next season. Myself and the team are disappointed we didn ' t win the sectionals, but that will be corrected with hard vork during the winter and next summer. -Coach Hayes 1. Freshman Tom Gibson completed the roster at 3 singles. 2. Tony Foremski ( 2 singles) keeps his eye on the ball. 3. Allen Fazekas ( 1 singles) serves one up. A. Steve Catherman and Bill Ebert teamed up for 1 doubles. 115 Program Showed a Vast: Impro veme nt 1 11 Although our season record should have been a lot better, our program showed a vast improvement from the previous season. Our three sophomores — Guess, Anderson, Yarrington — all had winning seasons. Greer had a fine three- year career at number 1 singles. Our J.V. team had a 6-5 season against some strong competition. The girls played their best tennis of the year in the Highland Sectional. They upset Highland 3-2 in the semi-final round and then lost a very close 3-2 match to state-ranked Merrillville. All points scored in the sectional were by underclassmen. - Coach Hayes 1. Zieba ( 3 singles) smashes one back. 2. Stetler warms up before the J.V. match. 3. Baker eyes the ball with inten- sity. 4. Anderson covers the base line. 5. Gibson waits for the ball. 6. Greer follows through on her serve. Future Looks Bright 117 Front: Kelly McKittrick, Jeanne Anderson, Judy Guess, Hollie Yarrington, Patty Gibson, Mindy Baker, Connie Greer. Back: Coach Hayes, Linda Rey, Stacie Childs, Carrie Stetler, Cindy Menefee, Bobbi Rado, Kelly Moore, Christy Schammert, Jane Statum. Not pictured: Richelle Zieba. SENIORS LEAD SQUAD k Commitment to 1 improvement ■ declined 11 ■ The 1985 Eagle Cross Coun- ■R try season proved to be a H bit disappointing. A 7:7 ■■ dual meet record could H easily have been 10 : 4 . H The senior ladened squad 9H couldn ' t quite come to- ■ gether as a team. Early ■ season individual perfor- H mances highlighted promis- ■ ing team expectations. H Commitment to improvement H declined as the season pro- H gressed. The loss of key H individuals late in the 9H year proved costly to doing SH well at conference and sec- H tionals. ■ 1. Grusak concentrates. 2. H Worst strives for the finish 118 Front: Keith Grusak, Larry Nush, Gonzalo Ponce-dropped, Bob Worst, Tony Anton-dropped, Neil Sullivan. Standing: Mitch Ferguson-dropped, Steve Garcia, Ken Piet, Scott Tolliver, Tony Sullivan, Coach Close. Golf Tcqm H%s lryi� i §e%soit Coach Peterson, Jim Pysh, Gus Papageorgakis, Vince Colburn, David Oldaker, Ivan Torres, Larry Nush. Not pictured: Carl Miller. The golf team struggled through a rebuilding year in 1986. With only one experienced golfer on the roster, the team lacked the playing background to be competitive with most teams on the schedule. The key to the future of Edison golf lies in the amount of summer play that each underclassman gets in this year. - Coach Peterson 1. Gus Papageorgakis walks to the next hole. 2. Dave Oldaker tees off. 119 FRESHMEN Kelly Watson, Laurie DelValle, Sunni Rossi, Heidi Moss, and Kelly Thorne. Not Pictured: Crystal Galbraith. J.V. Cory Soria, Launa Lawson, Carrie Stetler, Jeanne Anderson, Gretchen Glick, and Shelley Cook. 120 Cheerleaders Create The Spiri . ARSITY Kimm Fr y Suzie Wilson, Patty Gibson, Kim Vucson-dropped, Connie Greer, Shannon Baldwin, Bill Ebert, and Buddy Gillespie. Laurie DelValle and Kelly Thorne cheer for the extra point. Varsity cheerleaders celebrate. Carrie Stetler and Cory Soria have team spirit. VARSITY Jeff Monacy, Mark Jenkins, Bill Fraley, Steve Catherman, Brian Harmon, Pat Pacheco. Back: Coach Hayes, Danny Stevens, Scott Lattanzi, Keith Cnusak, Chuck Fazekas, Rick Vandersteen. 5 123 Coach Glover, Brian Harmon, Jeff Mitchell, Ron Guernsey, Rick Vandersteen, David Griffin-dropped, Tom Ingram-dropped, Ivan Torres, Ron Lewis, Hyon Jin Kwak. Managers Joe Fazekas and Dave Oldaker Guernsey shonts for two. The team waits anxiously for the ball. 124 ‘•Freshmen Cnambers brings the ball down th = court. Mitchell shoots over the opponents. Gutierrez goes for a layup. FRESHMEN Roy Berkley, Mike Berdy, Vince Colburn, George Pomales, Scott Tolliver, John Masson, Tommy Gib- son. Back: Coach Hepp, Larry Chambers, Tim Catherman, Jeff Mitchell, Joe Gutierrez, Roy Adams, Robert McCafferty, Ron Lewis, Chris Moreno, Bill Dingee. Lady Eagles Show Potential VARSITY Coach Green, I ronda loremski, Hollie Yarrington, Cindy Menefee, Judy Guess, Lisa Tuttle, Michelle Wickham, Connie Greer, Mercy Soto, Delia Soto, Carla Matlock. J.V, Crystal Galbraith, Tronda Foremski, Julie Via, Jane Statum, Gina Parker. Back: Hollie Yarrington, Audreta Dillard, Jeanne Alcocer-dropped, Michelle Wickham, Lisa Vas- quez-dropped, Tracy Szwajkowski, Coach Johnson. 126 much to look foward to ” A lot of positive things happened for this year ' s girl ' s varsity basketball team. First of all, the players grew together as a team. We had a young team that matured. During the first half of the sea- son we had our ups and downs during each game; however, during the second half we jelled as a team. More players were begin- ning to play to their po- tential. We improved every game; consequently, our statistics improved in every category. We will miss two fine seniors — Connie Greer and Mercy Soto. Both contributed to our success this year. We have much to look forward to next season. -Coach Green 1. Guess shows good shooting form. 2. Greer breaks away with a steal. 3. Szwajkowski fights for the ball. A. Tuttle works inside. 5. Menefee looks to pass under- neath. 127 “ Sul I i van qualified for the state finals ” The team finished with a perfect 11-0 dual meet record, placed second in the conference meet losing by three points to North Newton, and won the Lake Station Triple dual. In Sectionals the Eagles lost by 1 1 2 points to state ranked Hobart, but placed ten wrestlers in the region- als. The team placed two wrestlers in semi-state — Jeff King (177 pounds) and Tony Sullivan (98 pounds). Tony Sullivan qualified for the state finals placing fourth at semi- state. The team lost one senior captain — Neil Sullivan; everyone else will be back next year. -Coach Dorulla 1. Jason Baskoff struggles for an escape. 2. Zimmer- man concentrates on a take down. 3. Vivian goes for a pin. 4. Jose Ceja tries for a reversal. Grapple rs Post 11-0 Season VARSITY Ron Cannon, Steve Anderson, Lance Smelley, Tony Sullivan, Neil Sullivan, Mitch Ferguson, Jim Murray. Back: Coach Dorulla, Gonzalo Ponce, Jeff King, Tim Vivian, Bob Thompson, John Bastin, Terry Zimmerman, Asst. Coach Good. J.V. Shawn Wheeler, Jose Ceja, Rick Castellanos, Timm Wagner, Ricky Sullivan, Mike Halkitis, John Wood, Allen Meade. Back: Asst. Coach Dye, Duke Howell, David Loving, Jason Baskoff, Don Davis, Drake Koby, Jim DelValle, Eric Brett, Eric Corbett, Jerry Koonce, Coach Good. “Only two seniors on the roster” The 1986 baseball season saw the inexperienced Eagles make a vast improve- ment from the beginning to the end of the season. With only two seniors on the roster, the Eagles are look- ing forward to a bright future in coming years. - Coach Glover 1. Monacy attempts to pick off the runner at first. 2. Dziubla is right on stride. 3. Gillespie fol- lows through. 4. Vander- steen winds up for the pitch. 5. Thorne shows outside target. 130 Inexperience Turns to Helpful Experience VARSITY Front: Manager Tronda Foremski, Hyon Gin Kwak, Bob Cruz-dropped, Mark Jenkins, Brian Harmon, Paul Eberwein. Back: Coach Glover, Buddy Gillespie, Steve Catherman, Shannon Baldwin, Jeff Monacy, Eric Wyller-dropped, Drake Koby, Larry Dziubla. Not pictured: Pat Pacheco and Jim Thorne. J.V. Front: Adrian Jenkins, John Masson, Gonzo Soto, Hyon Gin Kwak, Bob Haigy, Ivan Fuentes, Roy Berkley. Back: Coach Hepp, Brian Harmon, Tony Foremski, Drake Koby, Rick Vandersteen, Roy Adams, Mark Adams, Tim Catherman, Denny Rich. 1311 132 Four Qualify For Sectionals Front: Chris Moreno, John Bastin, Jason Basko ft -dropped, Scott May. Back: Manager Kimm Fry, Bill Childress, Jeff Mitchell, Tom Noe, Tim Stanley, Ron Guernsey, Bob Worst, Joey Gutierrez, Coach Krieqer. Not pictured: Hyon Su Kwak, Jesse Pacheco, Joey Fazekas. H. J “Led in scaring by co-captains ” Our season dual meet record was 2-8, and we finished fourth in NWHC. We were led in scoring by senior co-captains Bob Worst and Hyon Su Kwak. Season highlights included a new school record by Bob Worst in the 400 meter dash- : 51 . 06 . Sectional qualifiers were Bob Worst in the 400 meter dash and 300 meter low hurdle, Hyon Su Kwak in the long jump and 300 meter low hurdle, and Tom Noe and Jesse Pacheco in the discus. Conference champions were Bob Worst-400 meter dash, Hyon Su Kwak-300 meter low hurdle, and Jesse Pacheco-discus. - Coach Krieger 1 . Kwak leaps for extra inches at sectionals. 2. Pacheco lets the discus fly . 3. Noe receives the baton exchange from Bill Childress. 4. Worst con- centrates on a good start from the blocks. 5. Kwak receives advice from Coach Krieger. 133 (jirls Work Hqrd Front: Maria Halkitis-dropped, Heather Cochran, Penny Gregory, Gina Parker. Back: Coach Parker, Lisa Vasquez-dropped , Oelia Soto, Audreta Dillard, Debbie Bastin, Amy Schammert, Marcy Soto, Rosie Cruz, Coach Schmelzer. Not pictured: Kathleen Cox, Diana Nieves, Jill Traeger, Barbara Urbanek. The season ended with a 2-8 season; it was not a winning one, but the num- ber of girls increased from years past. We will be sorry to lose our seniors who have each given four years to the track team. Soto, Traeger, Schammert, and Bastin scored a majority of the points this season. Our underclassmen played a very strong role. I hope the program continues to grow and the ladies continue to show their fine talents in the area of track and field - Coach Schmelzer 1. Gina Parker shows good form going over a hurdle. 2. Jill Traeger races to the finish line. 3. Mercy Soto hands off to Maria Halkitis in the 400 meter relay. 134 FOOTBALL VARSITY L.S. OPPONENT 13 E.C. Washington 7 0 North Judson 50 16 River Forest 0 26 Whiting 7 0 Rensselaer 27 13 North Newton 7 6 Kankakee Valley 16 29 South Central 0 SECTIONALS 0 Lewis Cass 14 J.V. L.S. OPPONENT 8 North Newton 6 8 E.C. Washington 7 14 River Forest 6 8 Rensselaer 29 FRESHMAN L.S. OPPONENT 6 E.C. Washington 0 18 North Newton 3 0 Wirt 24 14 Andrean B 0 8 Kankakee Valley 20 12 River Eorest 13 BOYS TENNIS L.S. OPPONENT 3 Lowell 2 5 Hammond Gavit 0 4 Hammond Clark 1 1 Hobart 4 5 Wirt 0 4 Gary Roosevelt 1 4 North Judson 1 0 Lake Central 5 0 Adrean 5 0 Calumet 5 0 Griffith 5 4 River Forest 1 0 M.C. Marquette 5 2 Horace Mann 3 3 West Side 2 SECTIONALS 2 Horace Mann 3 CROSS COUNTRY L.S. OPPONENT 33 Hanover Central 29 Horace Mann 27 Morgan Township 31 Wheeler 36 Boone Grove 26 Lew Wallace 36 Hebron 9 10 Lowell Invitational 29 Whiting 20 E.C. Washington 22 Wirt 19 E.C. Roosevelt 17 19 Hobart Invitational 9 10 Clark Invitational 27 River Forest 45 Hobart 6 6 Conference 41 Andrean 9 9 Boone Grove Invitational 9 9 Sectionals VOLLEYBALl OPPONENT VAR. Wheeler L Whiting L Lowell L Gary Roosevelt L Kankakee Valley L Rensselaer L Griffith L Hammond Clark L North Judson L Chesterton L Lew Wallace L Andrean L Portage L North Newton L River Forest L Calumet L Hobart L Hammond Noll L Hammond Gavit W Merrillville L SECTIONALS Andrean L J.V. L L L W L L L L W L L L L L W L L L W L FRESHMAN BASKETBALL L.S. OPPONENT 99 30 Whiting 25 LL. 27 Hanover Central 22 26 24 River Forest 23 29 22 Hammond Clark 32 24 22 Griffith 28 23 33 Merrillville Harrison 36 29 28 Ben Franklin 47 23 26 Lake Central 43 28 Wheeler 22 33 36 Lowell 34 28 34 Calumet 46 33 -IT 38 E.C. Washington 46 J 46 M.C. Elston 44 34 Portage 36 42 Wheeler 34 28 52 Thomas Jefferson 41 18 20 BASKETBALL VARSITY BOYS J.V L L.S. 0PP. L .S. OPP, 48 49 Morgan Twp. 18 39 51 39 Hammond Clark 26 30 53 63 Hammond High 24 56 58 73 Lowell 36 31 54 56 Portage 25 49 65 69 Hanover Central 39 46 61 55 Griffith 33 40 46 49 Culver Military 22 28 53 89 North Judson 38 57 70 65 North Newton 29 44 36 41 Calumet 33 64 32 36 River Forest 44 36 66 46 Whiting 2 7 34 46 66 Hobart 33 34 59 60 Kankakee Valley 33 68 49 54 Rensselaer 23 58 47 46 Chesterton 32 44 63 81 Hammond Gavit 37 49 Wheeler 30 35 Hanover Central 34 49 HOLIDAY TOURNEY 56 45 River Forest 51 67 Hanover Central SECTIONALS 63 71 Calumet 135 BASKETBALL VAR. BASEBALL VARSITY GIRLS J.V L.S. OPPONENT L.S. OPP. L.S. 1 JPP. 1 Chesterton 20 42 57 Andrean 24 38 1 Highland 8 33 48 Griffith 20 15 3 Griffith 6 62 45 River Forest 17 15 2 Wirt 1 40 62 Kankakee Valley 26 25 3 Boone Grove 4 28 37 Boone Grove 26 25 3 M.C. Marquette 2 53 49 Rensselaer 24 16 7 River Forest 4 50 53 Hanover Central 21 14 5 River Forest 4 37 65 North Judson 27 18 6 Wheeler 12 37 38 Calumet 10 29 1 North Judson 6 38 77 Valparaiso 17 36 9 North Judson 4 54 57 Chesterton 9 33 0 Hobart 14 56 44 Hobart 26 27 9 Portage 6 55 66 North Newton 52 42 2 North Newton 9 41 53 Merrillville 29 33 0 North Newton 4 44 42 Portage 20 29 1 Andrean 11 58 61 Hammond Gavit 28 26 2 Gary Roosevelt 7 60 43 Wheeler 31 25 3 Hanover Central 0 37 70 Hammond Clark 30 34 0 Valparaiso 12 0 Munster 3 SECTIONALS 17 Lew Wallace 0 42 56 Andrean 4 Kankakee Valley 2 11 Kankakee Valley 6 VARSIIY TRACK 1 Rensselaer 2 0 Rensselaer 6 L.S. OPPONENT SECTIONALS 2 Horace Mann 9 37 Calumet Hebron 76 9 33 River Forest 76 76 Hebron 32 32 Kankakee Valley North Judson 89 13 J.V. BASEBALL 9 Portage 97 24 Hanover Central 90 L.S. OPPONENT 7th Kouts Invitational 5th Conference Meet 5 Valparaiso 6 3 Valparaiso 13 0 Portage 6 GOLF 10 Hobart 9 6 Kankakee Valley 10 L.S. OPPONENT 2 Chesterton 6 5 Andrean 6 223 Roosevelt 216 5 Gary Roosevelt 6 220 River Forest 203 4 Andrean 7 237 Horace Mann 248 12 Hanover Central 2 246 Kankakee Valley 175 2 Wheeler 4 249 Wheeler 179 10 E.C. Roosevelt 0 215 Griffith 163 10 E.C. Roosevelt 0 198 Whiting 187 2 Highland 12 6th Conference 3 Highland 4 253 Boone Grove 183 Wheeler 0 207 River Forest 200 205 Hanover Central 177 189 Wirt 210 136 GIRLS TENNIS L.S. OPPONENT 3 LaLumiere 2 2 Hobart 3 1 Crown Point 4 5 West Side 0 2 Hammond Noll 3 2 Chesterton 3 0 Merrillville 5 5 M.C. Marquette 0 2 Calumet 3 2 Griffith 3 3 Boone Grove 0 1 Portage 4 3 Wheeler 2 1 Andrean 4 2 Lowell 3 SECTIONALS 3 Highland 2 2 Merrillville 3 BOYS TRACK .S. OPPONENT 49 Lowell 77 33 Hammond Gavit 90 43 Andrean 83 25 Wirt 95 36 River Forest 86 38 Kankakee Valley 86 38 North Judson 25 54 Hammond Clark 66 78 M.C. Marquette 39 58 Hebron 65 VARSITY WRESTLING .S. 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