Elston High School - Elstonian Yearbook (Michigan City, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1970 volume:

4? r 8W? NenO pubwshed b. We Isaac C. Elsion Hi h School Mchrgmx CMy Imdlana V03 50 ELSTON SEhIOR HIGH SCHOOL I Acade 309,-: ...... 8 .3 v.1 A . 's .N Escaping to the memorable pasts . .. Attempting the challenge of the Living life as an Indiwdual , .. future . . . Seeing life today . .. As .1 lwes around us h .V chg aware of our freedom Seekmg peace Learning ... To endure opposition . .. Attain goals . . . Accepf defeats . e e We may be aware of IT, Or, we may no! . .. 11 may be on purpose, Or by accident e e e But we know what we are, And we show wha? we are, By our ?houghfs, Our emotions . e. And most especially our actions. They are our Expressions of We, the 1970 ELSTONIAN staff, cannot find words To ex- press what These picTures ac- complish on Their own. We wish To dedicaTe This book To Warren E . Jones uw We mag absorb knowledge Or we mag no+ . . . H mag be a na+ural process Or i+ mag fake work . . . Bu+ we eveniuallg pu+ +his knowledge +0 use . . . In ACADEMICS. Science Labs Unveil Hidden Mysteries Memorizmg atomic numbers studying Newtonts laws of motion putting motors together and exptodmg things m the chemistry tab, these are a few of the things accom- plIShed by students engaged m 3 Sn ence Class. Each year these students unveil new facts and mysteries about the wonders of science. They explore the world through mlcroscopes to find what makes it tick. Physics is much hke a difficult cowse of math, where one works probtems such as How many basketballs would float on the Atlantic Ocean. Chemistry classes are mostly busy learning chemical reactions of substances and exper- imenting with them to see the final conclusions worked out. Advanced Science is the highest science course one can take at Elston. Students In this class usually go into the field of SCIence after graduation. 5 ngita K Rehbein, J. LaFountain C Kokter, CV Sprencel L, Konfirst N: Equaie Wi+h Mafh Classes Prowhg Thecrems and postulafes working out the never endmg algebra equanom graphmg m- equamies and distmgu.shing The sme hrm 'hp szmwe AH of weep ',,r Tics are used by sTudenIs trying to pull 1hrough a Math Crass The Math Department, consists of Algebra I and II, Geometry, ans Trig- onometry and Analytic Geometrye Students are only required to Take one math ccurse, unless They man to go on to COHege where they wiW prob ably continue Through Trigonometry, Besides the everyday dassroom work, students are allowed ro do extra cred? work such as research papers, reports or prciecfs dealing with The math ceurse. A popular prolect is a swing structure forming a figure, or wooden geometric fugures. Studerwts seeking careers m such fields as engineering, Teaching, nurse ing, and scerwce, usuaily go info ma1h exfensweVy To hem prepare for whafs ahead. RV Meska, Me Seimetz 53 ' H: N n: ? R Memck, Mas Wagner -, ; ' English onflighfs M1, Mohammed WWWW w R. Ludingvcn Mr. Jones and Journalism Class S. Winski Expressmg the thought prevoking words of Shakespeare facing the nervousness of that tirst speech analyzing newspapers and finishing of the final draft of a re- search paper, these are only a few of the experiences which cross the path of a student in the English Department Besides English classes, which en- compass plays, poetry, essays, gram- mar and novels, there also are Jour- nalism and Public Speaking classes. In Journalism the students learn to write TV. and radio programs, make a newspaper, and learn the es- sentials of writing composition. The speech classes put on plays for the other classes in the English department. They also have debates, do demonstration speeches, and various ways of eliminating stage fright from the students Senior English, is for students who wish to continue their education in college, They read English literature, are taught to use the library effec- tively, and write research papers, all of which are Important in college. All in all the English Department could prove to be the most important to a student's high school career, ;w a: g. .5: : g Q. s s P. M Bruemmev Mr Foreign Places Discovered Through Language 2; v- ALL K'I'MHNJ Y'm 2M? LI; rl' '1 .rrm hr; ' m UQr'v vm, wa w, - -qu Hm udJMMUrCS rw;,mnwi ' hhwhnfx vhgqud tw n m! 'qur ' v15: 4? Li'30' CRw qu'Mw; VPQVH ?an rq Hmn,vuenmmluwgrhwoquvy and pvr fe ?M g H e 'n:Jerz H mr are ?;n: Trrffl '1CTIV' d:s or;e 6u1r :' ;m3? , wr n! ; frjr eKyW angnge Many Vnnwd unq agc ra1?ver H1a11 Vu'dfer ? uwg Jur;w w,'frrv'1:d so ?hn? M a K?QdOYW ahrmmri w' ?.1fIJ CIgn rcuwtng he nCde Luau 1hr; d a Jen! v.9 X 4 Qx g$ 1:, s; e ak w Hr. 4u1ae Partrgyaw's u mn g;nzg!- 1d330; are H'IQCO 11.1,de $ whg. 8 ? OH TMI- CC 9 ij Prep ';WIK,LH1 The;.z$ Mn? N gran csI .rc., 70 ccmfane $ q:iyJ7g 7h91r idnguugo H 0JCgP Discussmg debaTing argu- ing and comparing of peopie all are a part of The social sTudies deparT- meer under The direcTicn of Mr. Lonzo. There are four areas in The deparT- menT. For The sophomores There is Worid HisTorv, which Takes in a broad varieTy cf subwecTs from The pre-hls- Tori: age To The aTom'c age. For iuniors There Is US HisTorv which engages The sTUdehT m a deTailed sTudy of The shaping of America As seniors one has a choice of Two OUT of four semesTer ciasses. Government is re- qwred for seniors, In This class one Ieams The sTrucTure of our government OTher classes are Socioiogy, concern- ing man and his environment,- Ameri- can Problems which heips The sTudenT To undersTand The LnTernal siTuaTion of The cocmTry; and Economics which deais wiTh The financial sTrucTure of The UhiTed STaTes. The socia! sTudies program presenTs The sTLidehTs wiTh a formaT of The worid in which They live. IT gives Them insighT concerning The rising world problems and an in-depTh study of our culTurai universe. Pasf and Form Fufure M. Logmann D. Dabbert G MCCuen Q+udenis Earn Vocaiional OpporfunHies Leammg The sMHs of an :HduSHal rmdu , rcnclrucfrg eeh'e'mary repahrmg an ancmcb e and romp ehng the task of mr hg ah deUrlc cwrcyt, 1hese are The me- ChdHfS pu? wmo The lmdusNiK Ads proghin The mcaxonal program a? Elven is dH vvensue Che. It enabfes The sm- dem 10 wudy 3 held of work he Way cohmwe th aHer graddahon. There are a mmber of courses offered .n the vocahonal CUFHCUWW, These are wood thorn, 'vmm d'amrg, .::ir1?84 Nah shop 5rd eemrcmcn c asses arr: mcwded for how? in ,1 1g THQJJU fro s'weh' bxr' airy, '9 We Frcxx'edge he 1 N reed .3 Jr? P he ,I Fr: :; h r fubre :ureer These, ard owe a $33 ?a-gh? n he nhduehra a : prcgraw he I: fc c d hhe fware cf Ester H gh Smooh graduates Training for Business Minded Siudenfs Developed Leammg Tc ba aiice books . , . Type mg bvsiviess ieTTers Transtrihing and Trams a'ihg shor'hahd ... and using The kewpunch and dicTaphones are some of The experiences wiTh which a sTudenT in The business course is confronfed. A general business course is offered for The sTudenT who wanTs an overall look aT The business world. In This class The sTudenT is shown how a busir ness is operaTed and how To make it successful. For The sTudenT who is infer- esTed in enTering The business world, a more deTaiied sTudy is needed. As a sophomore, Training sTarTs wiTh gen- eral business and Typing. The iunior year involves bookkeeping and shorT- hand. To conclude This business Train- ing as a senior, The sTudenT Takes ac- counTing, office machines and sTenog- raphy, B. Kerwin J. Krueger In Commercial Program s37 M. Penziol Cadet Teachers - Elemen+arg Prac+ice Keeping the Class under control makmg and grading tests being patient With the slower students and the satisfying experience of teach ing, these are a few of the challenges encountered by the exploratory teach- ers from Elston. Any student who wishes to con- tinue their education in one field of teaching may become a cadet teacher. They spend two hours of each school day exploring the minds of individ- uats from 7-13 years of age. A posi- tion as exploratory teacher is very beneficial, as it gives them a taste of teaching as a career. J Schepanek .I 84 Grindle Rt Ntchols Home Ec. Ranges from Decorafing +0 Dressmaking Measuring cups and cookie sheets threading a needle learning Interior decoranng and furnishings . and The loy of making a homemade garment. These are some of $he thungs to be found m the Home Economwcs Departmem. Home Ec. classes are divided into fhree areas; foods, clothing and de- sign for living. Under each of These, the girls are taught all the essemials to be the homemaker of tomorrow 8 Edson, J. Vogel B. Nowatski, R Walker, 0 Cross P.E.-9haping Up for the Future Learning the skills of basketball ... walking on the balance beam H. run- ning around the track and keep- ing in top physical condition, these are some of the tasks practiced by stu- dents in physical education. Girls, while in gym class, learn acro- batics, vaulting, mounting, and crea- tive dancing. Also, later in the spring, they have class outside to play base- ball. P,E. for boys consists of many exer- cises to keep them in shape. They also practice vaulting and mounting. Then, during the middle of the year they play basketball and other sports. Qiudenis Learn Good Health and Driving Habits Memorizing the names of the bones . studying the aspects of heahh ... and trying to avoid hitting the on- coming car, these are what students in Health, Safety, and Drivers Educa- tion are busy learning during the year. Health and Safety is a required course. It consists of a semester of each course. Health students learn the systems of the body and their func- tions. While in Safety class the neces- sary rules of the road are taught. In the iunior or senior year, stu- dents may sign with Mr. Michaels to be placed in a Driver's Training car. These classes are also offered in sum- mer school. J. Whitford Art, Music . . . Gatewag +0 Creativity Forming the pottery to perfection concentrating on the lyrics to a new song .. being steady when painting oii on Canvas . ,, and hitting the right notes at tust the exact time, these are what consume students' time when one is devoted to art or mu5ic. Art instruction is diVided into three classes. Art I contains students lust starting out in this held One teams the basms of art and what it congists of Art Ilis are the students who have proved themselves creative and who Wish to advance their interests in this held. Finally comes Art 1H Entrance into this class IS only fOr those with reai talent who plan to continue their abilities tater in life. The music department is divided into two main sections; the music classes and band, Near the end oF each school year, there is a music assembly essentially for these classes to show the whole student body iust a sample of the talents they have ac- quired. C JandSiak A Crowley,J McLean We mag have ex+ra +ime Or we mag noi . . . Bui our friends. our families. And our surroundings Creafe our worlds . . . In STUDENT LIFE. Prom '69 Stgle Juniors worked to the rhythm of distant iungie drums. Creativity with various conglomerations of paint, glue, and colored paper were used to produce the aurora of 5 Forgotten Paradise? Swinging vines and tropi- cal birds adorned the branches of mystic trees. Straw huts and palm trees stood silently by themselves on the stage. With the help of some imaginative junior boys, even a waterfall was created to complete the effect. A bit of jungle beauty was even brought to each table by the addition of exotic flowers and brightly feathered para- keetst which were designed with the help of a group of hardworking iunior girls. AH in ail, the iunior class work on the Forgotten Paradise setting was claimed effective and successful, Below: M. Galies J. Bates, C. Goth The tumor class w;th the help of their sponsors, Mr, Peters and Mrs Foster, produced a small repltca of a Forgotten Paradtse', Prom goers were ted in through an entryway that was vine covered and dense with undergrowth. Once .nto the main oasis of the floor, they Gourd gaze about at the vast variety of trOpical Howers and Me-ttke parrots, up- hetd ort swmgmg vines, The sound of water could be heard as it trickled over rocks from a natertatl. There were even grass hut; standlrg solervrhty by themselves, w4th only an occasona? patm frcrd to whisper to Girls m eolortut costumes served a wel- coming tropical punch to dry-throated traveiers. Streaks of pastel colors were seen as couptes danced om into the deep of the mght, untl they were rushed t'rom thts era of a forgotten tste rnto that of the post prom future. P Pawhx, K MtHer, S Hultgren, D Cross Standlng: D Koch D Shawley Table: 8 Hotlygren, K Bates,J Neulieb C O rmk band v v pmmqocm m . ' ' ' V9 xwms 01b? Thanh xx. xxe'c 9. MW '9 'NO N.Hd xxmkmg 3AM? CMMY'eo Hm? wade 'hp 53er 1-0090 3N3 Spfashdcxx v o? w Pog' s No Elsfon Q+uden+s Win Awards The 1970 DAR Awartrs :0! gcod cshzenshp went '3 Mar. Gases aod Gary Scmoede'. The DAR Award 5 glven 'o Mvo h.gh schod semcrs who are dependab e, snow eaae'sh p, Dar- hcpate m many achfes, aod show parro'sm f0 swooh, cow , and cor - mumfys The studems chosen mus? be respons bee, vmm, ions, and con- sederase 0? others 7he hwgh schcd facu'fy se ec's 'he Huc swdews who are best quahhed. Thws year We Sew; Crocker Home- maker of Tomorrow Test winner was Caro: Durham The hes? ws given m The field of homemaking knowledge and homemaking as? tudes. l? :s gwen on'y to senior giriss Ca'o' won a selver charm from Genera MMS and was eligible for one of 102 schosarsths. Toe NaMCha Mere? Schoarsh'p fi- nahs? for 1970 was Benyamin Ham- monds Ben was chosen from several semi-finalists who took the Nahonal Meri? Scholarsth Tes? and 18 being considered for a Merit Scholarship Schroeder CH M P..- O S d n U 0 9 In S Iol In .wo Q Class Par+ies lni+ia+e Fun As a summer of fun and relaxa- tton or work carve to a dose the Seniors, and Juniors were reunited at their annual beach parties. Emertwnment at these parties ranged from iust sitting on the beach near the fire to budding human pyrai mtds, and throwing Mr, Peters, the Senior C?ass sponsor, Into the water. Peace became the slogan for the Sophomore class party. The theme was HHappemhg 'OQH and all dressed appropriately for the occasion. Cos- tumes rarged in style from a pair of teanst to 1009 love heads and bare feet. The exotement of the evening ended with a large group of students seated in the mtddle of the gym. 5. Brown, J. Warnke G. Webster D HuHon, D. Cargile, E. CraIg, M. Trout, J. Mauth D Warek, P. Mahler, P. Kimzel Q+uden+s Wifh Will To Work . . . R. Schefske Many of our Elston students spend Yheir summers working. Other students hold l'obs after school. They work at various occupations. Restaurants, de- partment sfores, and offices all coop- erate in giving students employment to gain expenence The working stu- dent is gaining firsY-hand knowledge in advertising, credit, salesmanship, and managemem, which in the future may have a decisive influence on his chosen career. x S Joves C WW0 B A'Wte'q D Eghenav Devilish Charms Cap+ure Crown Nether ra P seen nor snow couad posmone the T969-7O Homecoming eveN. Caro! Wilke, represeming the Cneereaders, took her paace among re,aV as sue nas Ucmaed by last years Queen, Cindy P1iske. Desp?e the doudy forbdd'ng sky, each of We ?hvryvseven candidates ccked radaanf as ?bey stepped from We r cars, and were proudly escorted ?0 We! paces on We fead. Each car was decorated Nifh commete Origa Inalny amd creafiveness, The fve excded sembfinahsts were: Rita Kinsey, Jenny Fryar, SvaEa Wynn, Cis Jankowskl, and Carol Wer. The evening was ended perfecfiy by ahe wctory over South Bend Cen- ?rak F Jyrkonsh T Gadtlnr S Kramer R Kvnsoy A I E a 1 hr Eh.- SUM: J Anhwg C at m S k'mw N S'aH Qvgcrd PC-t S'v Thvd Pew S'avdhwg P T'mv T HelgaawH G Dede A comm R .rp, D MrLrchwh J 3mm 0 ch'wg FroH flog, grand :1 N Nad'Homski, Lohwar, Fouvh Pow SVand ng K, Gurrns, C W'ebi er C M anew S Bebrendv ' P s S Hvdvao' S Johus G H. O' P MA H R Kmsp, SNO'VJ wa 5 WWW tnh p3... S'ardwx: 1 A'vasm, F chowk J F ' d' a P Jo'os L Sprarwe L H1, s Tchvuscvw C Jawkowsk, K Sm'dy, 4 uh? . Nighi of EnfeHainmeM Provided by he Junior Class DEAR ME THE SKY IS FALLING Debbie Hirsch ........ Debby Olken Paul Hirsch ............ Paul Glanz Robert Wolfe Jim Williams Peter Nero Robert Anderson Dr. Evans ............ Tom Payton Libby ............... Sue Berkson Aunt Mildred ........ Evelyn Craig Cast Direcror Mr. Remmel Sfage Director . Troyer Student Directors . Mike Seimetz, Suzene DeRosia The Junior Class presented its an- nual class play on November 14 and 15. The play, Dear Me, The Sky is Falling, was filled with various intri- guing characters. The plot centered around on young lovers, and Their relationship with a psychiatrist, a hip- pie, three nosey widow neighbors, a sweet aunt, real estate buyers, and dear old mom and dad. J. Williams, D. Olken D. Steele, ST Berkson, S. Kulawinski, J. Meyer, J. Williams, D, Olken P. DeWin, S. Stephenson A. Devero, Ha Melh, S. Stephenson Diarg Presenied bg Seniors THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANKH Mr. Pefer DeWiTT Mrs. Frank ........ Sue Stephenson Anne Frank .......... Hilary Meth Margot Frank ........ Anne Devero Mr, Van Daan ...... Jay Deuchting Mrs. Van Daan .. Melody $?ombaugh Peter Van Daan ...... Pete Oberlink Mr. Dussel .......... Craig Fisher Miep Kris Jones Mr. Kraler ............ Ajay Fowler Director . Troyer Assistant Direcror Pat Russell Technical Director ........ Dan Guse The lights dimmed, ?he curtains parteda and me audience hushed, marking The beginning of The annua! Senior Play. Hilary Meth, as Anne Frank, the young and strongly emotional Jewish girl in Nazi Germany, played her part as a naTural. Accompanying Hilary 10 help in ?he success of the piay was Peter Oberlink, who portrayed Peter Van Dean P. DeWivt, H. Mevh Bye Bye Birdie ls Musical Hi+ P Pagers, S West One of the Outstandng a hteve- ments of 1969 was the prutm hon ct the tlrst ttllrahmtt '- m 9 ' .n years Havoc runs Hot m the tw- ,. , mt, peopFe living In Sweet Amw Umo, thh the mrtvat Qt CCvtmd Btrdte Btr'dte, the rmtton's Ieadtrtg mtqhg stat ts ndlxted .hto the wwtua tmd the country girta hit the pmm hutton Kim MacAtee R the Judy gtrl wle ted to be the reuptent 0t Battier 'Laat KtSS ' whtch ts the tltte Qt ht'; tgent'; latest song. A nationwide prOHtOTtOHGI scheme ts centered around the mtroe ductton Of the song on Ed Sulhvan's show. Bye Bye Btrdte won the acclaim ot' the audeeme tor the thtOtWy ot the pertomtrmze by the cagt and the hard ettorts ot the pradacton crew CAST Albert Peterson ........ John Schaaf Rose Alverez Vicki Calvert Kim McAfee Patti Rogers Mrs, Nicki Giglio Mr. McAfee Jim Curry Mae Peterson Jane Lucas Conrad Birdie Hugo Peabody ......... Scot Allen PRODUCTION STAFF Musical Director Dale Trueax Stage Director ........ John Troyer Choreographer ...... Lee Mohamed Director John Remmel Technical Director . . . . Fred Vollmer Stage Manager ... . Saliy Hedsfrom 3 A A. Carver, W Shreve Hams 'N Lambs - Command Performance Each year Hams 'n' Lambs receives rave reviews from their audience, and the 1969 performance was no excep- tion. Mr. Wegner showed his prowess as a magician while Mr. Ash delighted the audience with his impression of Ed Sullivan. Mr. Mohamed and his chicken were part of the evening's entertainment as were moonmen, Mr. Peters and Mr. Lonzo. Participae ting in the night of fun and frolic were a barbershop quartet and a group, Tiiuana Brass style. The grand finale consisted of Mr. Jones playing his body, Mrs Kerwin playing a dead chicken, and Mr. Peters playing his glasses. Mr. Wegner J, Akins, B. Wenzel Mr. Kerwin, Mr. Peters, Miss Peters New Junior Miss Crowned ' Huh Ami Nnr Jm DH WE'wwm hugm mad ' -' N f Maxim brrr lqutv mewk Jumor $- MLMUH 10: 52' '60 11 1 ;1'V, ' -riX yr J.nE JR? uh'v't- T'wg QCg mp IQXO Jun- ,.'. vi Mr 70 :md Am Crow- t w V 1 azwgz .-.r mw by ; ;4,8:1' Hun qmmr A'm 'Hd' v 10' up up r; 11 TCveW .Z'vwerv You vai H Wn'i r,vvr'rL;, Nd ' H Aamd x. Iver, '81d SSWC ,, w r, ,wd 0-H lm'ed her paw?- wg: Snrd; K v :e,, fomh rmmenup dd : qywrmsm dame t0 Exodus. em Chal-oz was vrmd M55 Con- gev 1 7, in; Ma Q rk themwvea MuheHO x'cnrpemd m the State Pageam m Frankfort, Indiana. 1969 Elstonians Are Met With Approval Bright splashes of green were seen throughout the halls of Elston Sr. High School, as the 1969 edition of the El- stonian was passed about. Since the Elstonians were distributed on a Sat- urday, students came to pick up the yearbook in a variety of blueieans, sandals, and old shirts. Students crowded the halls in either sitting or standing positions in order to con- centrate on something original to write in a friend's yearbook. Undertones of conversation could be heard from dif- ferent groups of people as they rem- inisced over the good times of the past year. Occasionally a cry of sura prise was heard from someone as they gazed over a candid picture of them- selves in the yearbook. N. Gielow, N. Garner K. Leonard Mr. Jones 1969 Squeeze - Accent On Action Ingertuny IS the word that best descrbes the 1969 Squeeze. One of the lnnovahons was the Mr. Legs Cone test. Contestants were the basketball players, imd students placed nickef votes on the one who, tr, thetr opmion, had the shapltest legs. Greg Alexander was the winner, The iailing of over 100 students and several teachers was successfully ac- compished on Basttt'e Day, another first for Elston Of course, it wouldnt be possible to leave out the slave sales, the bake salest and penalities for gum chewing. Jumors and Seniors labored late through the night at car washes in attempt to put their class ahead in Squeeze rankings. The Senior class topped the three classes m Squeeze competition by earning a grand total of over $3500. In all, charity received a total of over $6500. 8. Fisch, Rt Kinsey S. Kinsey, Mrt Jones Focus in on Tourneg Aciion! ckr'xameMi suev g ?OmrmmeWs mus: :ers'ne'vs 130mm ?Qgrxxamemm 3rd :xasket ba tcurvamert'sT .es W838 Md v dmy ofhers eNeHJ '1 swdems VMWW .3 xarew of excnemem Throughorf Me scvoo year. It has been woven mere ,3 even more to be proud of n M :h gran CM than we somermes rea wze Y D Hmman N Shnwe, N Ourach Exchange Made Welcome A bit of Iceland blew into Michigan City when Thora Helgadottir, our ex- change student arrived in August. She is staying with Mary Messner who will be her adopted sister for one year. Thora enioys everything here, but she says the school system is nothing like that in Iceland. In Iceland they attend school six days a week, but they never have home work. The stu- dents are also required to take the same subjects, and at the age of four- teen they can graduate. Because there are no dress codes in Iceland, the girls can wear slacks to school. Upon returning home, There plans to go to Teacher Training College for four years. M. Messner, Te Helgadottir Mi Messner, T. Helgadottir M. Messner, T. Helgadottir lnferna+ional Aimosphere Added +0 Qiudenf Bodg Other foreign students who have walked through our halls this year are Adrian and Aidee Sosa, and Su- hail Mussa. Adrian and Aidee brought a bit of Mexico to us. Adrian plans to become a doctor, and his reason for coming to The United States was to learn Eng- lish. Aidee wants to be a chemical engineer, and has already studied one year at The University of Mexico. Coming to us from Nazareth, Israel, was Suhail Mussa. Suhail is here for an indefinite length of time to study. Upon graduation from high school he wants to study medicine at Purdue North Central. Suhail is staying with his uncle and family. Suhail will return to israel when he completes his studies. Pep Sessions Rock Red Devils Info Acfion Geed eck 'eam,g:ed chk , 1T 5 'he beg Tm mg oT a'ToTher Dep sessc'w ahd The hhsle sTudenT body 15 prepared .0 gme Ther supporT To The Team. Cheerleaders, aided by Mr. Jones, ead C'Teers thch sTi'huiaTe The crowd. Previous To games, The halls are covered wnh banners To boosT The Teams movalee Cmvsom and whiTe crepe paper adorn The sTaks, EchTe- mem pervades The aTmosphere and reaches a h gh peak aT The seSSIon. The Teachers and sTUdehTs ahke pamczpaTe n The pep session. Con- TesTs beween c ass oTTTcers and Teachr ers amuse and :TzverT The crowd. In condusTom, pep sessions are The mears by thCh The whole smdem body 5 armed. :. D Buchanan, S Jones, 8 Nurgna VT 61mm N Walenga,E Dmgle! New Hopes and Dreams Awai+ +he 1969 Vs a Ire of hcmor rg Aux of Elston emw DxpresMo'u are to be teen on tho fmea of sfuden1s 35 they erg'w m down We ades 10 hue 'wer 93:95 Fcr Me graduation :ere' : eQ We 'xnd'odg of 'paper pyes ifegcm mks 3' hC'Wor wmh thelr 'ed 3rd god 733965 Ynat have a YEde-Hcy fc Mode We Hose. Pnde ane; Fumiwvha'wd WNW aH The gradvsfng sewers as the success of 'hem we've wears 0,? Hard wo'k beams frc'w S'W g faces Looks of Meme cewry ' on We zateg cf scme . , 5 : the gmdm'cr QGeeches, Soon awe re places We ?ook of conceh'rarion as smdents recewe that sma';I piece of pape' derrfed as a dwpiowa. Grsdwa' 0 . . $ reaHy someming to rememoer, ?sn ' it? B. Boese Left; J. LaFcumain, Supt. A. K. Swith Rgm B Srr th, 8. Rausor Graduaiing Senior Class S. Novak, V. Novak, R. Noveroske BA Cooley, J. Corbett, R. Corbett J. Corbly, D. Corley Right: Mayor Richard Hatchet We mag +ake furs+ in hack Or we mag nof . .. The s+a+e +i+le mag be ours Or we'll win +he regional . . . Buf +he spoHsmanship displaged Gives insighf in+o +he plagers . . . InxQPORTS. Front Row: G. Wells, F. Shipp, S, Feiton, M. Henry, M. Whitlow, R, Peters, O'Neil, 8. Edwards, Ti McBride, Mgr. R. Nelson, Mgr, R Block, W. Bylsma. T, Rebac, T. Golembiecki, M, McBride, 5. Kahn, NA Giglio, C. Whitfield, Head Third Row: R. Meer, M. Henry, R. Whitlow, E. Harmon, R. Claeys, T Lamb, Coach Bi Karpinski. Second Row: NT Schiegemilch, J. Hostrawser, M. Glenn, J. Kalil, D. Thomas, St Snyder, P. Hussenmuller, R. Buell, M. McDonough, 5. Mains, E. Dingier, 0. Williams, R. Falls, C. Schnick, J. Jones, 5. Murgita, P, Mgr. R. Murray, Mgr, Rs Swanson, B. Lewellyan. Devils PiIe-Up Gridiron Honors City football this year started off with a bang and ran a streak of wins more than commendable tor a team tagged with the assumption of playing during a rebuilding year. In his second year as head coach at Michigan City, Coach Karpinski sur- passed last year's excellent record by coming off the '69 season with seven wins and two losses along with one tie. Coach Karpinski refuses to use the rebuilding excuse due every new coach as he brings the two most suc- cessful seasons to MC, High in a decade. The Devils opened with victories over Highiand and S. B. Riley before being humbled to a tie by Chicago B!oom. The Devils then beat LaPorte, S. B. Jackson, and S. 8. Central before falling prey to highly touted Eikhart. City's offense drew first blood agains: an Eikhart defense that had previously allowed an average of zero points a game. But the candle of victory was to excel that night for the Devils as the final score read Elkhart 13, City 6. The Devils then clobbered Penn 55-15 before falling once again. This defeat was at the hands of S. B. Washington. The No. 1 ranked Panthers proved their gridiron prowess. This year's team was the first in recent years to break into the top 10 with a No. 9 state ranking during the season. This team was truly an entire school- represented squad as seniors, iuniors, and even sophomores contributed to success. Yes, it looks as if Michigan City will be able to boast yet another dynasty that of football. Head Coach Bill Karpinski B. Edwards, C Whitfield, R. Falls SCOREBOARD MC 22 nghhand 34 S. B Rl'ey 24 Chwcago Bloom 22 LaPorte 20 S. 8. Jackson 28 S. B. CerKWa 6 E kHar' 55 Pe'm O S. B. VVaSngkvn 8 Kokomo Qandburs Rebuild The record posted by The Elsfon Sandburrs is decelvmg at first glance. The B-team 15 generally made up of sophomores and a few luniors. Sev- eral of The sfandout sophomores and most of the luniors played for The varsny squad. Despite These odds, heaviTy stacked against them, fhey managed VICTOI'IeS over S. B. Riley, Valparaiso, and Mishawaka. The ex- perience gamed through this compe- Tmon WIH no doubt prove invaluable 10 next year's varsny squad. SCOREBOARD LaPcne S B, Adams Elkhart S. B. Riley Vanaraiso S. B. Washmg'on sthawaka I I i e T kh S B LaSa'le From Row- Mgr. R Murray, AT Coniev, R. Buell, M Vemce, D Moms, VT. Edwards, T Melnvk, S Fredenbwg, D Rogers P DTerdoN Second Row C KesVe' D AV'VSVO 9 M musk L Chme's MV Wolford, R. Smith, M Osborn, B. Garrett, P. Wczmak L Dodd Thxvd Row Coach A Wh-vlow, R ngqins, S Rudnik, P Hun, M NEchols L ScaWe P HWsame', D Setie V Yode' Coach J Hoswauser, Mgr R Block. Dashing Devils Bring Recogniiion +0 Cross Counfrg The cross country team was a double success this year. It was through team and individual efforts that they not only won victories over opposing schools, but they also won the admiration and sup- port of the entire student body. Some of the factors which led to this publicity were successful coach- ing, an excellent team performance, and personal standout competition. Mr. Fischer received much acclaim as he won his 100th meet The runners are able to boast a team record of 16 wins, 2 losses, and one tie. The personal success story is that Of Captain Gary Schroeder. He paced the team through a sectional victory and at the regionals won for himself the right to compete in the state meet. Gary's time of 9 minutes, 35.1 seconds was but 3 tenths of a second off of the state championship. Gary has been the most successful product of Michi- gan City cross country ever. The entire cross country team is to be recognized as the reason for cross country being where it be- longs on top! T. Rusboidt L. Dombkowski SCOREBOARD GV Schroeder Valparaiso S. B. Adams Hammond Gavit E. C. Washington Mishawaka S. 8. Washington M, C. Marquette Gary Andrean S. B. Riley Elkhart Portage Gary West Side 8. B. Adams Goshen LaPorte S. 8. Central LaPorte Chesterton M. C. Marquette From Row Mgr M. Jones, C Marqu ss, 8 Barlow, G Schroeder,J Willey, Lueth, Mgr K Meer ThlVd Pow M Trow L Dombkowskr M Scnvnor, M H Honas'w Second Row T Rusboldt, C Prasl, E Shrkany, B Worek, L, Barret Coach Fischer H Hoffmaster From Row G Nasser, R Memck J Golfers Drive +0 Even Season A young, Team look To the lmks lhls year and brought home an even ll-ll record. This is quiTe an accomplishmenf con- sidering that The Team consisted en- tirely of luniors and sophomores. The Machlgan Clly dIvn-diggers faced shff compemion and fared well. Playing Tumor dominated, golf number one posnion, Duane Damlov was out during The hrs? parl of The season but Sleve Krause fllled in along wnh Rick Melrlck and Mike Park- Valparalso Crown Pom? cham S B Cemral S, B, Riley Ml C, Marquette S. B. Washlngton LaPorle Mlshawaka S. B. Adams Elkhart Goshen M. C. Marquette Benton Harbor man To keep The ball rollmg. Coach Michael's linkmen did well and tourney competi- tion, The Devils placed l2fh of 20 Teams in The LaPorre Invitational and in sectional play The team finished 5th of 20 This boys make up a Team for next year Wthh will prOwde the foundation of expe- in invurahonal reams, year's will rienced seniors necessary for an even more successful campaign SCOREBOARD OPPl l97 346 370 399 331 182 364 3H 333 324 312 330 348 326 Mlshawaka S. B Adams Elkhart Goshen 52 B. Central 3 B. Rlley S. B, Washington LaPorte Tanskl, Parkman, DY Danilov, L Kmola, S Krause, S Melnyk, Coalh Iv ,. I a c: ' 4...! 4 J Carson, D Zdyl M KoHlor Bank Pow dons S Turncv, C Beyer, R. Block, L. Brown, A. Buell, R. Claeys, Di Danilov, E. Dingler, at Edwards, S. Feiton, Bi Fisch, T. Ginthner. T. Golembiecki, H. Griffin, G. Hahn, S. Haluck, E. Harmon, Hi Hoffmaster, Vt Jaquesl J. Jones, 5. Kahn, J. Kalil, J. Kniola, L Kniola, S. Krause, K. Lisak, P. Lyles, S. Maines, R. Mann, M. McBride, T. McBride, H. McCoy, G. McCuen, M, McDonough, K. Meer, R. Meer, L. Morse, S. Murgita, M. Pagels, M. Parkman, Ji Prast, Ci Rife, T. Rusbotdt, G. Schroeder, S. Snyder, D Thomas, M. Trduv, Ni Walenga, R. Wiggins, 0. Williams, R. Worek Lettermen's Letters Spell Spirit The Lettermen's Club at Elston con- sists of all the athletes who have earned a letter sweater in any of the nine sports: football, cross country, tennis, basketball, swimming, wres- tling, baseball, track and golf. Even though they do not have a faculty sponsor, the lettermen are always en groupe at sport'ng events. They often times make banners or sponsor pep session skits. All of their activities re. flect the respect and support they show for fellow athletes. Any boy who earns fifteen or more points is eligible for a letter iacket. A boy receives four points for lettering in either football or basketball and three points for lettering in any other sport. Possession of a letter iacket is one of the highest athletic honors available to a boy. It shows that he has the athletic versatility needed to letter in several different sports. A new facet in athletic awards came into being this year. Any boy earning fifteen or more points is given a choice between the letter iacket or a letter blanket. This attractive red blanket trimmed in white has the M. C. letter centered on it surrounded by a summation of that boy's athletic accomplishments. This idea is one employed by many col- leges, and it has added a new dimen- sion to our awards assemblies. Award winners are honored at the sports assembly following each fall, winter, and spring season. Most valu- able player awards, statuettes, con- ference honors and, of course, letter sweaters, jackets and blankets are pre- sented before the entire student body. Therefore, we see fit to honor our outstanding athletes of all sports as a group of young men dedicated to the principles connected with the honor of winning a school letter. Tennis Team Nets Good Performance The 1969 Eiston Senior High tennis team was exactly that, a senior ten- nis squad. The top performers tormed a composite of 6 Seniors led by Terry Ginthner playing No. 1, Terry lived Up to his Not 1 position as he went through the entire 10 match competi- tion without a defeat. The season began with two defeats after which the Devils raced through their next six matches without de- feat. Mr. Parry's netmen wound up the season with an 8-5 record. The team's conference performances were good enough to earn them 3rd place in the Northern Indiana Confer- ence. The 1969 tennis team was one of great competitive spirit and char. acteri It is hoped that this will set the format for future years to come. SCOREBOARD 3 n W, Lafayette Lafayette Jeff. Hobart Portage S. B. Central s B, Riley 3 Be Washington Chesterton Valparaiso 5. B Adams Mishawaka Elkhart La Porte mmwthVVVOVOw MMAb-U'IOOOOeOVA ' X XX X X XX X X X $ xk QgCQ xXX Xx Xx Q EX C X x X XX: X; 3 . X X X XX XX 3 X X X XX m K X X N X X xi 5 N $ X xJ x XXXVX X X XX X X Basketball Team Cages 17 Teams Pass, pass, pass, Silence, sWIsh, cheers . V V once again two pomts are registered for the Red Devil bas- ketball team ot Elston Senior High School. The squad used a full court press, fast break offense, and some valuable height to continue the repuv tation of Michlgan City basketball, known state-WIde, all for City stand up and hol- ler! And holler they did as the Devils' conference record of 7-1 was good enough to earn second in the North- ern Indiana Conference. This was quite an accomplishment as nearly one-half of the teams competing in the con- ference, South Bend Adams, Elkhart and Michigan City, had teams pres- tigtous enough to be rated among the top twenty throughout the entire state. The DeVils, themselvesy topped con- ference-rartked teams as they finished third in the state, as sectionals beganr there is no LaPorte! This statement again was true in 1970 as the Slicers were sliced by an 84-71 margin. The City cagers exended their string of home victories, covering a three-year span, to Al as Devil fans witnessed defeats of Ft. Wayne North, Elkhart, LaPorte, and Chicago Harlan. Again, it was on the road that City faced its toughest tests, They suffered their only three losses on the road. Key road victories included wins over South Bend Central, South Bend La- Salle and Hammond High, . and now for the fighting Red Devils!'l One of the dreams of any basketball coach is to have a well- rounded team. This dream came true this year for Coach Adams. When Mr. Michaels introduced the Red Devil team, it had everything, It had heights lke Whitfield and Jim Fleming gave the team a rebounding edge in almost every game. It had speed. Guards James George and Hampton Lewis used their qwckness on defense to battle opponents and to execute the devastating fast break. Scoring was balanced as all flve starters had aver- ages in double figures led by Rick Whitlow. The Devils' depth was com- prised of Tony Adams, Larry Kniola, Benny Edwards and Scott Dunlop. The record, l743 . , . the ranking third the conference standing, second , . . and so the stage was set for the business at hand, the state tournament. Asst. Coach Al Wh'tlow, H Lewts, B. Ed- wa'ds, R Whitlow, S Dunlopy l. Wl'll.fleld, J Flerr mg, L. Kniola, T Adams, J Gecrge, Head Coach Doug Adams, Manager K Meer . .hey, hey all the way. . was The cry heard on fhe 23 busses Filled wiih excited Red Devil fans as They sef off for LafayeHe and The Semi-sfafe tourney. The cify was Filled wi?h an+icipa+ion The enfire week. The Devils had al- ready moved through sectionals and regionals. Teams such as New Prairie, LaPorfe and Wes?- ville, served as fhe Fursi hurdles to be over- come in order for he DeviIs to capmre their 19th sfraighf secfional mle. They did H. The Sth Bend LaSalle Lions fell f0 Cify 78 f0 72 in The afternoon. The regional championship game agains? highly fouted Valparaiso earned for The Devils siaiewide respect as fhey over- whelmed fhe Vikings 95 i0 67. During regular season you win some and you lose some. In 1ournamonf compehfion you win some bui you only lose one. RosSVille's Hor- ne+e provided Michigan Cify wifh i+s firs? QemE-siafe fest as fhey fell 87 +0 80 due +0 Cify's superior speed and height As Easi Chi- cago Roosevelf beef Lafaye'de Jefferson in Qhe afiemoon. the siege was so? for what many fa To be in essence. fhe efafe championship. Undefeated and number one ranked East Chicago Rooseveh's Rough Riders fell prey to one of The Fmesf Firs? half performances of any Red Devil baskefball team as Ciiy led by '3 e? +he inOermission. As The Iaie fhird and fourth quarters wore on, Roosevelf's massive size 900k its toll when he Devils were able to fake only 7 rebounds for The second halT afiel- outrebounding East Chicago in the Furs? half. The Red Devils held fhe lead from early in The Farsi quaHer unfil Iafe in Ohe Fourth quarfer when fhe game ended, E830 Chicago Roosevelf 82, Michigan Cify 78. Mr. Jones besi summed up the feelings of all Michigan Cify basketball fans as he said we have noihing. nothing 90 be ashamed of. . we'll shout your praises f0 ihe sky . . The key basket fhe imporfanf sfeal. pop- corn and spilled Cokes, +he boy's cheerblock. +he pep band. he R.T.'s, a missed free fhrow, and all +he res? make up a basketball game. Twenfy-Fwe offhese games make up a season. Three seasons complete a high school career. H all adds up To somdhing the? is always re- membered . . . for we're loyal 90 MC. High! Pink Imps Score Perfec'r Record The We for art M'MCN' m4 we ppfhf 985- $0 The 1970 PM Iv'p bagpethali :Cuari rm: H76 W9 Egmb ean N3 go grfiam'ed :r'e we 9' ? ?rrz, 65 of 7956-57, An .,mazmg 515.0? s. that :evera Vaver: saw 3'5; meg were Saved XO a TM B-marh mhch Wanyf fhe most 1a'emed 7 recem years, pieced Three payers. mc'udwrg A. Fierwng, D Edmond and M. Adams on the vardtg CJ'W'YEM reaWt Tme wmor mrsdy snuad pressed for! .n vzcmmes over E C Washung'cn, S. LaSaie am: 8 B Adams The 1969 70 Pmk Imp basketbaH ream did, ndeed, a fme pb. A. Femmg, D TLcmas a A L; h H l Front Row Manager T Zawacki, Coach Bill Hahn, Ma'wqc' J. H .Q-w' J JV H-, K Bt-r-ngr 1' L W c'V' as D EJ'V our: L Fuw r u MY Adams, M Sosinski, M. Henry. v.3 .' .. EV I :m. . :a. .A v ' V- ... - . .--.+.-Mo .... . . .-. ... .g, yuws.... vo--mgu. oo4..o.q u.M-I-.. . .-. .7- -0-.--...-- HH u. Munx ... t. .;. ..-.....M. '9... - .. ... J. Jones, T Ly as J, Jones va- F'or' Row P LNes, Jaques, D Lau L Brown C Mavou 55 T Ddehawy Tog; Row J Jores B Ponasku fva'1n 8 Bvsw T Lues J Wxgw am: CoaN Kvl HiL, Swimmers Qiroke T0 G. Marquis: Seven Viciories The Michigan CiTy swim Team im- proved on The performance of iTs predecessor by posTing a record of seven vicTories againsT Ten losses. Three of The Team members gave dependably crediTable performances Throughout The entire season. Seniors Paul Lyles and Tim Delehamy along wiTh junior Dave Lau were instrumen- Tal in The CiTy successes. The swim Team rippled vicTories over GriffiTh, ChesTerTon, New Prairie Twice, and conference wins over SouTh Bend Schools, CenTral and Riley. The Devils finished seventh in The conference on polnTs scored by The medley Team, Paul Lyle's one-hundred yard TreesTerT Dave Lau's onevhun- dred yard backsTroke and The four- hundred yard free rean Team Sec- Tionafs saw CITy fmish sixTh OUT of Ten Teams. Again, Paul Lyles and The relay Teams scored The poinTs, Cominued success is foreseen for Coach Kuzmauf and his swimmers T. DelehanTy Wres+lers Pin Down Individual Glorg A SGJSCH whwqh aphears to be one turn out to re veaT SUbSKVWTdT migcrnpttshment Such T970 Et'ston wrestkng teanx The cveraH dual meet of utter disaster Wm was the case of the record of 0710 ahoxs h'te to COHSTdef as successqu but a :Toser look at the seascre shmas that tit far from be hg a totaT Toss. Adhthhg to the fact that the Devifs lacked the overaH balance shows that W 8 3 CW dtd not have the Team scortng so vita? to racking up wrest? ng vxctores. BUT the Dewts won at feast one weght cTass vlctory m each match as Erme Dung er .vert undefeated. The reason for the season record Tes 4n the tact that the strength 0; the MC. hiatwerw v.33 cehtered n a few key perform- ers. The standout perfcrmers ihduded sen ors Erhte D ngTer, Fred Shipp, and Corkyw PrasT atong wnh tunior Steve Murgtta, Tournament competition was en- coaragmg for 0w Wres'Ters. The Dev- ils took a second pTace at the Knox Indtv.duaT tourney. acccmphshments Trovet Pow 5 Mt Donough i E 1r go M Sn pp E Duh HLJ ' DtmaTe' S Mun; la J i'ws' hurt 100:3 toes as CW; took the htghest NIC rankthg, fourth, Of aHy MC. h u Bad pCA V itTv'w C Ttt'm L; Jow-s U'qnt M V.r1wu '8' Tom D Trm'h M bhwn wrestitng team Here Er'we Dmg er won a cortference champ orishtp. In state ChaTTTpTOHSTTIp competition Ernte was the ?.rst wreater tn Mrhtgan CTTY htstory to go to the state ftnats. 'Erme Dmgler Week' preceded the Saturday of February 21 when Erme took very respectabTe thurd pTace honors m the T87 pound WGTghT class Yes, the wrestlthg teaw de far more than them record mdtcates SCOREBOARD LaPorte S. B. Adams Vanaratso Knox Elkhart Hobart 5. Be Washhgton New Prame sthawaka S. B. Riley Coarh Germ E Dimmer S Murgifa As Tourneg Champs, Citg Goes to Regional The 1969 ed'tton of Red Devil base- ball was one which saw much im- t. Th t f l t ' I ' ' ' I W, M ' provemeh e nuc eus o as years M . V4 17W ??MM squad wade Up this year's team which V M t m, , x Vt won 10 and lost It Senior leaders on t m . WMWM t t X' h t XXX the tearv were. Captain R. Tiedemen, J t' WWW, f$wmw tt J. Deutchmg, D Richman, R, Kommiae n H t 'Ht t W t 'W 1' rekt D. Marek, S, Ebert, and T. Ship- h H P, r! leyt Sophomore ptcher J. Katil held t . V W the record of the most innings pitched . H h x h N . with 58, and struck out 68 opponent t mh WWW'W mt 't batters, H'gh points ot the season m. Ciuded victories over La Porte and Elk- hartt OveraH the n'me-mah squad dee vetoped the best potential for a suc- cesstul teamt One of the highlights of the season was the East Chicago Washington Tournament. It was at this time that the Devils showed their styte. After beatmg East Chicago Rooseve't they turned around and beat Munster tor the champtonshlp, The Red and White continued their success as they entered the Indiana State Tournament Compe- tition. Here, thev won the sectional division on'y to lose a heartbreaker to Vatpo m the Regionals. L. Morse kn ignxyhm? xJX .4RbWL From Row: H Shepperson, T. Gimhner, J. Kalil, J Whea'brook, T Shnpley, P Kommarek R Tiedeman S. Ebert, Mgr. J. Dillard Second Row: Coach D. Parry, L, Morse, W Newman, J. Deuvching, D. Marek, WNW NW D Richman, C Woss, T. Rebac, M Henry, S. Kahn. x ' NW N MMW NW C' WW NNNW : WW u xk SCOREBOARD O U 13 UMNQUINQUIOQ. W WNW. 1 ' . $ 1 4W mum 9 1 mm W m 7111.2MW uwi;3i;',f Elkhar? LaPorte Mishawaka S 8. Wash, S.E.Cenr Goshen 3 B. Wash Mishawaka Munster S. 8. Central 3. B. Rdey S. B, Adams 3 B. Adams LaPorte Elkhart Ham. Knoll ..a Ham Knoll Goshen 5. B. RIIey MC 5 2 2 O 6 3 1 2 3 8 OMOLOOOOb-QO; O Munster Cindermen Run For The Red Devil track team of 1969 continued the winning performance of its predecessor of 1968 with a .666 percentage. The Devils, who eagerly took on all opponents were supported by the seniors and a couple of iuniors who rounded out the team. Individual accomplishments included the toppling of three school records. A Thomas turned in a time of 21.1 seconds to break the low hurdle record, and he tied the school high hurdle record. G. Schroeder cracked the old time for the mile run with a clocking of 4 minutes and 34.3 sec- onds, and D Miller ioined the record- breaking parade in the two-mile run. These highlights plus an exceltent record, made for one of the best track seasons in recent years. C. Schnick and C. Pvast S. Felton t n x e Good Season 2 SCOREBOARD Chesterton Valparaiso Hammond Tech. La Porte Gary Anderson E. C. Washington Highland Portage S. B. Riley C. Whitfield From Row: H, Hoffmasmr, C. Prasv, G. 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Samana, C Bums Y Nunn,F Fme, D Hm'on D C'oss J F'ewzr P Zy'st, S Wynn, P Blark, G Hunon, B Muhm, K MIHEV. Third Row: D. DeWIH, M. thlow, K. x f I'V F'CH par, N n : S szis'H .2$I K K rvwv Smcrm F?Qs. P Sazswk N OWU 'xxW-pwm Javkcask C Fa vs C K'admnsk J JQ'w-S Shaw r U O Corrov M 8w ,- n ma: J SUwa 1 W A Bmwwo'v u. Fox 'm Par. 'J' h If '7 Jarhyxsb MAvan P Shva mm, rm R.-. F chx. ': 'h HONOR SOCIETY QCHOLAQTIC GOAL FOR STUDENTS Q SPANISH CLUB S Kroenmg, M 20M, N Guam L Gokiberg, E Surn- Long! Lamb Fomvh Row C Vu'pht'y, M Jaszk:, N bwlow, M MgGll, mevs Mr Hdium Sponsor. 59:0er Rov F Rutwn, S Holloway, NM K Olvancy, L Eldrdge, G LmHo, S Sm-vh mm Row J iumms, T. B'nn'M D T': M J HEN '7 Huang . 3 wh A M n . F .g 99,. Gwmhm-r K MPH. p JOSE;h C, Kowdkp N' F'.;N J Olswn 5 J 83H; S EM son C ' . ,5. J. vv-n J35 . L Bcrkson, M WhHL-Nead Pina+as. Par+ies, and Togas inmula+e Language Clubs Salveie! Media Clubs Creaie a World of Communica+ions g:r:ltiN .. : V K . '3 x P .NL'MWS R Chv'viw'g G LWW'KV H K K MN ;' V 8!;- Hme b P: K V B CV : ID 5'95. N WV J M M'N ; H K u Y Nw- 5km, ICAA Pct ECAPM K EdJ, Tr .n p0,. y SKCJWU 5 uh R.- , 9:59 N CNN, N DJMH x J Nor a My k7 Huh 3 Nws - UROSM J H .v p, N Leumuv D E C vm-rw S Kym m- L H v' x L; 01w V MgrEn, sponsor Fewvh Row D Buchanan K Mqvqmgg P Vankosky, L Ignore M NNWH 5 Hulm'on D KW : F up; P Q I K Lrvt a A L 4v u' . Kvmnw J BL- sz C C3 P, YIV'f-g M-I'Wv'y 5 Rv'v, M b-va K JwaC u T7 Tppnv Can+een Remedies Hunger Elsion's Q+ores Aid Mang qudem S+ore Rescues Unprepared L happen STUDFNT STORE- From Row: D. Wrughv N Shahl, 8. Tochn B 'Vkihdo, K SW5, s;cnscv N GMcw B vah, M Wagner, 8 ancek, S Smhh n $.IH 4'.F44tx ' l' mu. :1! rll' : I-Il LOUNSELOR'S ASSISTANTS: Fyom Row: P Denard, B. Amberg, R. Fleming, Row: A. Heath, D. Turner, R, Rhodes, J. McFarland, K Sturdy, Mrs Troyer, E. Summers. Second Row. C. Storey, M. Reeves, K. Penford, K. Eddy, Third Sponsor, Girls Aid Counselors, omce Personnel Counselor's Assisfanis Organize College Ma+erials K. Penford Office Messengers Aid Office Efficiency ONKF MFSCCENCKQS Fvom Row: J, Kaszynskr, P. wagev, C Cam, K. Jarvutow sir l lusccmb J Ja'nu'cwsk, D Messqa J Luhhwa SEVC d 9'm J Frcig 1 Svemke, K. Sydow, K chb5, F Rubn, B Donrs, C VaVavanc F Caswnl, T Johnson, Thmd Row: C Roames, A Cemer, J Srhepamek, D 55.3ny P Borg M Cam, T Kohv, C Krachinsk;, K Mrller, C Jankowska, Mr Wegner, spovssr Fouw Row 5 Upefscher C JamsCak, S'C'en; 1 Dad v D Cu: B Wo' :9 E Marcu 55 D YCfg J A'Nzcvg C N 'fe'y A C'le v J v Wicsh, M Suuue-s A 9179 r L. Mme? C S .'.' egaw TL' e' C LJYCHman rELe, p Fftlr D SHMo, VV Pow K Wedcw Librarg ls Dahli+e Domain Does Evergbodg Have 3 Pass? C Domhmwsk. DAHLVES F'OW PDA C Cavqs, T Lowe's, J Mayer N Page's, C Domr C Farmer A CnV-r MAS Dm MW; Sponsor HWJ Pow C Jarkowsb, R browsx, b Scwve'vrer Second Row C Mayo, C Layman, S Qeowa,J Long, Lohmd' C Pa 50!, G Berg, G Diedrxdx D Brown, D Boese, K LEWIS iii :3 r ' g I ' L ,' x E p a .9; HUMAN RELATIONS From Row: N. MiHer, E Summers, R. Turner, C, Perry, Fvah Ron D Cum, D Mathews, M Payton, J Schwartz, D MtColIchh, N. C iarmev, C Kerwm, C Teets, F Jackson, W Bens, G. George. Second Row: Dabbev D Speed, R. Montgomery, T, Pay'ob R Gnnsfop, J Dy'SeVd Sunk QCW L Johnson, J Allison, W Weathers, K. Rehbem, R. Martin, B. Bawley, M. Whitlow, M, Waiker, R Rhodes, C. Brinkman, J Graham, D. Garner, R. Marn, S Taylor, A Carvev, C Wooten, R Woodard, N Sch'oeder Thr'd Row D Howard, Y. M DIF'aoio, S Wynn S Berkson C. Spencer 8949th Row Mrs Hancock- ann, M Cam, Y Hanhe', L Mites, J Hudsov, J Hancock, J Legebcr, C Sponsor, V Johnsor C PaYVerscn V WJsoP, S HooGn-n K Menu , Oda, H Martm N Cavlson, 5 Scott, Fourth Row MY Mussa, L. Conley, C Wray, Whnhdd, A FJemmg, M Watson, J Wynn, S BJanch Nr Rossisponscr C Cooper E Wmslow, M MrrcheH, 8 Murray, B. Rose, J. Gardner, 3 5mm . Elsion's Family Is Their Concern FAMILY COMMITTEE From Row: V, Harris, T. Faust, J. Santana, 5. Summers, M. Scrivnor, R, Gnnstcn, S. Wynn, D McCochgh, M. Whhfield T, Pavton, C Burns, Y Nunn, M O'Hara, J, Grantham, B. Muhm. Second Row: Mrs. DeHaven B. Yemes, M Garner, E, WIHSIOW D Clark F. Brooks, D. Cross Founh ROW' rSponsor, L Murray, J Trampski, TV Lyles, R. Knox, K. Marquiss, N. S'ahl, K. P, Zvlstra W. PeVers, R Mann B Fwsch, D Lute A, Flem'mg, S DLNop, S Eddy, Mr Remmelisponsor, Mr AshvSponsor. Third Row: Mr. Kerwin-Sponsor, Newman, J Theme, S Hudson, J Clark J KoHer, MY Adams, RV Caszor, Turmoil Relieved bg Monifors and Pafrols v S-rmwi D gnu Moni+ors Direcf Wandering Sfudenfs HALL VCN'YCRS F'cM pen L. secvsc' C Yuey L Ryan A Arbas 8 Han n, J: J Dvswd w Sc- mer B Hns'vwn, P, Jcres, C PJe' P GJCJJ Jaw T E as J Knc'Js S J P'ys' A Hcccr. f Baa': 4 w w Swr-w K Mrw R Marzrak, L Gonbeg, J 50mg. 'L Cem-Jari D Eda nq'cr Q Oar: D Legebor K .zd FHL Rcw V anw J szcrv T Jammak, Knsey S Krsey N vvczrak T '. L J .'.a'o Sezc'wt Paw: J Carson, J DmcrglL Dcmkkchd qunn 1 me I waipmu D GM-ukp T D LO'eP, D Mehnen D S'C'Uv J. D V'ilg'TV G S'NJCW W, SaPKJNS, Mokm B Homan R Dutcs B thJox J chvwa.,w J HrC'WwI M Adams, C Jatobucty L M995 L Drgvrar N'CNPA C Ast, C chsev L S Dedrch P Przybwvtb SJX'F RCW S Hnlvww l Mrvw H Prur'm, K KULLHk, BehreM C chfe , S Artvm J Hame J G'aham, R. Chewsk Vdci Row P NJrkch G Grawg S Ngxnwuwr J W Jaws M Lon J CJszJrnss l M Mevh P BJarx, D Qadxo C Pe'cskev p Manawa S Shmz A CCDJEY, Knew, M Jdrzamk P SJ Arnhd J Tho'rv P Marm, P MCLUPPJWRUOY R R ScheCske S Wmsk, D Hamhov, D KcLasa, B Jaques L Murrav,L BemJeY, Manger G Mccve, C Ormsby, J Bums. J George P Bwavk Fomw Row K vaa, a g9 9. V v3 ' 1. L IJ' 'f; HAIL PAVPOL From Row T Zawackr, M Whivlow; G Usav, R Wood, C. Moore Thrd Row J Dysard, p Mam w Nauenweg R pme' E Hanke, 5 MurgiVa Rpm ! QCA B Haero, M Adams, R Hewsman, J Domchok, H. Hkkman Pah-ols Supervise Arrival of Qiudenis Qpiri+ Groups Add Pep, Color. Rhgihm Is Anybody Here From CH9? ROTE TEUFEL. From Row: Mrs Foster-Sponsor, J. Amberg. Second Row: C Webber, N. S'ahl. Third Row: M. Bluhm, R. Kinsey, S. Kulawinski. K Leonard MAJORETTES From Row: 5. Hedstrom, L Free, 8. DeRosia, R. Fleming. Third Row: B. Foreman, K Burns, 5. Wynn, 8. Yentes, L. Sassaman. Second Row: K Leonard, S. Brown, S. Timmons, K. Gumns, D. Sieele, M. Viciorg! Is Their Org Cheerleaders Help Fans S+ag On +he Right Track B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS. D. Arnd', J. Granvham, D, Clark, J. Hardy, P. Tanber, S Goetz, M. Armour. M. Parker BISIETIIILL , M ; CNAMPS - BANDNP Allen, T Barth, A Barfholomew D, BaVes, D BerVVey, D, BAederstadf, MV Bracken, K Brrcker, S Brown, E, Breummer, R BuHis, D Bwklow, C Bums, K Burns, R Bums, A. Bushong, R Car'son, K Chase, D. Chavk, S. Ciwk L Cofe , E Cc!e, C COCML A. Cyphers T Delehamy, S Dercsa D DOA 'v D Dombkowsh C Doyle, K szewueikr, S DpNop E Edmger, P EHson B Farbaw R Hevvwng, J, Frier, C. Tiedeman P Fokimmuvr, B FCVomaP L Frrm,J an'r, M FPSK'hO, N Gamer, P Gmbarr G Culsncm K C wns, B Ham- mond J Hamod,J Ha'iy J Ham'y, P Harmon D. Heiress, S. HedsvromK M Hqur-d M Hm mi 8 Huhgron, T Jackson, P Jnmlsmk G Jvnks B Johns T Jchnsovx D Kahn S Krcwvw q, H K! Q, J LMOUHMW, R lung N Lauman K Leona'd, K, Logan C chp, F? Lme, D Mc- Mr. Hendricks and his band of renown lmHan V My n R Mam N Ma de G 'v'w'wpss, J m J N J ' , ' V Snyder, D Smee D nww; MAIN D MJJQ' G MMH, S M Wm J Vciwck', wg'v . Jr. v'- w :w P Yn- oy E TJcicr-H'nn, N M J'JPHJNLJVY, U Moms T Mosm, L N rhoncn C Nov- u C W U l, 'J Vrmcwpmumx N Waldo, wst P Nuw. H L O Cmm H K Osivcm M CV'C N c u V '1 V '5 Vu- VOW C Wernv N O n ' J pmn' M Pavxm D Pym vs Q P v- kw l G ' , . 4' J 'C J'- W .3 s V W !aMS 8 R11, 1.13; W Ramp, J R; ;m .1 M Runes, B Vcbe'scn, ' n ' 'M :A - n v 'lVyn 5 Yen'es, F Remuny J Rwsh L Sassmv an, J SCNCH, B Si'wwe'mer A 1' f-ith fvovv pwh N Edhw J Bemamv A Came! P Chakos D V; Leora'd 104.. ch. E V; U; C 'x. '5 h V;CD :J:' P Knacpe E J5 - ? Wood, D. Cross, 8 Prouous, P Hsher, M Webb, R defskw, L Long P J, Dysard, L. Gave , M Parker, M Wavsc' J Swansor, l WJHamsv B. Regen, J MIGMI C Curry Thmd Rcw. J Cwuirmv Vi S'iwvv M szwelvnsku Swanson S KaJVW H GVWF B Ahdevso S Hd' L Murry, G Russ, C ProN, D Neman, S Bcrkson, K Yoder, E Taf', K C M L WPSNM S Ma'tvmak S SMW C Eumvds Secomi Row B WerzaJ owsk, T Pa,t0 ,J Vnmvr A wam J Vngcugr C Berg th Row. o v i V Ialam W171! GIRLS CHORUS: From ROW' C EHis, D Drake, N Fumess, B Ocker, A- Fe.ge, Marhn, R. Haynes, P, Harris, P Granger Fleming 5 Piechnik FourQh Row 5 Swim. D, Teddv- SGCCPd ROW P- Wagner, 8, COWSGL A Center, 0- BUY'O'V C Cuv'is, N Wlmer, D. Dades J Seymoupn R Nasser M Wolgasv M White E Jones H. MHler, C. JanickL D Smier'einv THVd ROW: 0 Howard, 5 head, B Smurh, Mr TrueaxM-Sponsor Choruses Praciice and Perform GWLS CHORUS: From ROW: 0- Edwards, L WedOW, N- Mecca, PM BackdU , 5- R, Barber, H Martin, C. Schaffer, C, Ulrich, C, Tests, A. Shveve, P Hudson. GrahamM Second Row: MrM Trueax-Sponsor, 5. McCoy, L. Hullinger, J. McGuire, FM Fihh Row: P. Chappell, P, Mazza'a, S. Derenyowski, M Johnson, P. Russell, 6mm, H. Reed, 8. Gene Third Row: J Reece, P Williams, K. Penfold, C. L. Nelson, M Christensen, K. Seymour, J Schcof Mayo, L Olsen, D, Fleming, D Boa?man, J. Bildhausen Four'h Row: D, Whhe, i 3 ng BCYS CHORUS From Row: E Mayo, K. Wolford, R MarYin, V, Harris Second Row M Alexander, H Oda, G POMS, R, Grinston, J. Morgan. Third Row- GJPLS CHORUS From Row: K Zieske, C Wedow, J. Santana, V, Gabor, A. DurnaJ J Powell, J Canon Second Row: A. Jones, T. Whitaker, LY Luscomb, J 'WHN S Anmw R Irk P Thomason K Dobbs N Smub Mr Trueaxi Sponsor Thud Row; C. Hohnke, M. Geissler, S. Petroff, K. Lyness, D Brown, J Spicer, C. Brown, 5 Mark, L Shark, J. Wiliiams. EV Waltz, J PudJo, C. Women, J. T. Tmm, L Meer, C. Goefz, Taft Dms'nan Fifh Row K Shawiey, D KarnsLens, J Marquart. L. Stradtner, Lov'ms. Founh Row: C. Hehfon, N. L, Mules, C Martin, L Eldrrdge, M. WhitfieJd, Q N Bankoff, J Founh Row: WL Vaden, C Whlmeld, J. Jones, D Moore, 8. Edwards, 8 Hogan, J, Jones Eus, L B, Ebson, P, Tanber, L, Brown, Wallis, F S. Hunn, Williams, MADRLC-ALS From Rcw J Bemamxn R. Wcoo P chers, P. Fiswer J w syrup k1 MW '7 p'CHL B Vuwvw G Gard'w' A Cawc' Setc'n Rcw R Scthke L erx D Nwwavw K Yodm Rws I thgy ' ls'VCSM V KW! gr Evergihing From Beafles +0 Bach MLXED CHORUS F'om RCA N Cuvanh B SHYLLSCH R Purnv L Burdnc, Simaluy J Peck. B Cqukuia, A NLls M Ross M U'haLk T Mqvwwvsen K, SyGCW C Uu'gw, P M'ze p Owens, R Owa't G. CCAgLH, L Ware J A'hson C Dcr'Wtrou P Swu-v chr'h 90A V' 7' m: SLL'LSOV 9 Dukes Se:orc Rch' K Burrs K Ke'h, L LLndbc'g, C Ha'vey M WaLker 5, Durham, K '0on B Camineh P Hwiso' D S. SC P Hmtcv E Har'h J Dnlmd, M K Gregory D Green, J Vernon I Thompson Third Row 5 Lachmund, D Yoder, R Smblmg B chLk 57: S E e L e ; MIXED FHORUS H From Row Vr Twear Sponsor N Tolbah D Taylor L FHer THmar M Tnvmer ! Y Neere J Nanrab C 59 03 P szeie T DNemch, D son F Judson C GUI'SS Seicvd Row J Pmkens P Sbbo N S'amon 5? MO'SO Geo:h FAWN: Row: J. CempbeH, R, Murray C Mayheld, J. Payton, D Simmons, M Mkawuly Thud Row G TeHeHm, C Snmb D. Lane. R, A.Thcmas,T Adams,L Thomas,J FerreH,J Kobos l Strvfl ng Fcunh Row: 5 Thowas, H WarH-m D me, W Savdevs, B Loovws, D Ramsey CHANbONETTES From ROW' L Ware, 5, Shb, N, Ourach, K, Sydow, J Pud 0. K Lyness That: Row. V' Trueax-Sponsor p Chakos, N Bankoff, C. Marvin, N 5mm Smond Row: R Owen, N Brown, K Penfold, K, Kern, C. Cuvry, CManinM WhneheadJk Crowley,K.Taf1 E! 49,-, U .6! Concessions Caier +0 Famished Fans FOOTBALL JUNIOR CONCESSIONS: Front Row: 5. Stich, 8 Bell, EV Craig, N. J Welch, J Warnke, S. Smith, R. Rhodes, C Spencer. Fifm Row: 5. Linden- Siddall, D. O'Bringer, J. Santana. Second Row: A, Jones, B Downs, C. meyer, J. Holmes, J, Tanski, L. Smiertelny, S. Huhgren, G Rogers, D. Stib, C. Mayo, C. Kolster, F Rubin, J Meyer, K Eddy. Third Row: D Schachv, S Fisher, 5. Berkson Smth Row: Mr Fishev-Sponsor, A Arban, J Olsen, D, Kniola, Jagger, PV Parish, L. Behr, M. Squires, K. Knox, L. Harris, D Olken, M. M, Janzamk, D. Sadlowsld, B. Southard, D. Dolezal, D. Lute, T Wade, GV Cavanaugh. Fourth Row; J Gardner, 5. Watvs, B Rose, M Cihak, J Stevenson, Groch. Juniors Raise Funds a+ Ames Field Refreshing Break for Hoosier Hgsieria Fourth Row- K Knox, J. Trampski, B Foreman, S, Kuiawinski, K Gumns, S. Berkson, S Anderson, S Wynn, M, Downs, th Row: Mr Lonzo-Sponsor, A. Arbas, P Plper, D Lute, B, Southard, D. Sadlowski, S. Hulrgren, J. Gardner. JUNH'P CONCESSIONS From Pow K Dcnbs J Lube? V Gabcr C Pe'er- son, A. Jones, L. Johnson, I Lootens Second Row: 5 Brown, C. Roames, M. Nygren, P Trouf, C, Kolsver, N, Suidall, J Meyer Thrd Row D Wedoa, M. Squlres, MY Zeese, S, Stohgrosz, V. Kolb, D Green, L Behr, 8 Wroblewski. A COMPUTER CLUB. From Row; B LinSCC'g L EN '1 Have Sex McBr de, F, Lwnkowskw, A Banholomew, L. Sellmg C Tiedemarw, E. Walker, 8 Gwen, B. Badkoy Hmd Row, R quore, vj :QVx,' 'J' Fsrov SLCHSC' R Sth M B pv'D'S S HU'H'LW P skyAd' C, vaw 7 kf-ruHC- 2' HA'fwf Processing Fu+ure Planned bg Compu+er Clubs 8. McBride, 3. Huhgren, J. Fisher SOPHWMOPF KOMPUTFR ClUB From Pow: Thmi Row 5 Hoodwin, P Mdniqk, G Jnnks, P VVH'P'UI'HVT Qnron'i Pow 'I'WS Goodman 7- G AVlms, G Urh-ll Fourth Rovv W Swim , D, Spcrscr, N thk M Mew, S vah, J Tauh. Bwvd Club Holds Lec+ures and d e S U 0 r A .$ 3 IT 3 H n .m C 9 e r U Iol U F PT O U an S O .H U C :5 9 . SOPHCMORE MATH CLUB Front Row: S Palmer, M Timm,J Mohnssen, K, Row: N Bookheck, N Moldenhauer, C Murphy, T HISCOX, N Bankoff, J. Green, P Peckev, M Belkwewnz,J Dervos Second Row H ConneH, B Herber', Tray, 8 premous Fo ,rm RDA VI vmxnmn- Spmwsm P Nanak P Sms, D. V AUSHW D Harness, K Anderson S PL-Vrv D Howard J Chmskw Thwrd Arms ong, 8 Alexander 9 Josvpb S WMDQ' K HPHOWW L1 F'D'v-rs Accuracy and Undersfanding in Ma+h Clubs I I . . SLIDE-RULE CLUB, From Row: L. WEbber, E. Summers, M. Giessler, S, Brown, Holloway, M. Squires. Fourth Row: Mr. Lockridgem-Sponsor, 0. Patterson, T B. McBride, M Barnett, Second Row- B Mivio, C. Kolsfer, L Price, S. Sharky, Timm' R. Joseph, D. Pawloslu, P. Denau, A. Boehnlem, T. BieHnski. D. Green, F. Rubin, Third Row: P. Zylstva, S Haluck, C. Berg, J, Tanski, S. MET7CCN CS KKUB Por' RCA D Dauwv K Lsek P W.song E Tadhamrver Semmd Row J Lune, G Wagenblasv, P, Thomas, P. NaH a J Tansh Thwd Row: M Tee's R KuwzkoAsk p PVZVCV rsx 3 Va A BoeFNt-w Fow'h Row 7 Timm, M Baror, D Cco D Ca C Temce T 737040 D Carr, MY Baron. HI I No Ira: i FASHIONETTES Front Row- P Vrk, J. Cross, C Kerwin, K Wiseman, J, Zerbe. Third Row: M. Mussa, KA Sturdy, C Murphy, D. Young, T. Timm, N Wcmak Second RCW' P Zerbe, B, Smith, C Germavn, K Haynes, Mrs. Sparks-Sponsor. Girls Uiilize Domesiic Skills FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA, From Row: Row: L Orlowski, P. Zerbe, D. SOeele, K. Gumns, J Henrich, J. Zerbe, G, Bauel, D. Kmiecik. Second C. Germalnl J. Cross. Fourth Row: P, Sveen, C. Row: K. Gondek, R. lrk, K Volksdorf, L. Kasprzyk, Przybylinski, B Janowski, G. Brown, K Burns, M. Mrs. Ambroseisponsor, Mrs. SparksaSponsor Third Reeves, R Lohmar. 9 T Y Tmut Row D BoHra 9 Sheets M Henry, R DeardOrH, M thvlow, LyJes, S Mer'wk J Boehhlmr', T Mt J JCN'S J Trampsh FOU'Vh ROW T Kw-J '0 D G vw 8 L150 G Dompkr- T E! as, H McCoy L Morse K Krconmg P 55: '1', G G'arY L Muse K Ma'k, J peters, TV 4 r 9c r. L 'v' way 6 14.2!w'm, J Was? A Hoodwm D Nnghv, M Rcb rsor P NTrVon J T'ov'e J V' ngw F;h Pin 9 99'9 . D Pn'csk, J F W 0 SH vnm-r P Pumwl visit V JaquesT L Bryavw P Wcod, K S Kahr T A'iavrs P App egaw- M UtB' Ce- D Up -'v- 77 Va 5 VCI-a 5k 0 A B Revlon T .Nva, J Bvlk ow u S Kmusr' B Naanvr P S Cdrrrr v gs 8 hard C H ya; N' Dir cq' r iporec' Hi-Y's Work For Communiig J 1. U7! HIVY From Row D Callas S Haluck,J TanskT', J, Szymkowski, T lyles, K Groch M Parker, E Papunen S Dunlop D LuVe C Sckn ck A PoNer, J J Dry T GabmeTe Seujnd ROI. G Gram M T'ow J Jcres, J BJank, J. Markowskw, L Pawloski KJJJ S HuJVg'on, D Zdvb B W lscv Mr PeTe'siSccvsor TN : Pea T Wynn. 72 HIV me Row C Smmkp, D valnson R Comon M Hoban M Palmer, Dombkowskr B Alexander D RusselJ S Rudmck R Saum Four'h Row 5 '3 WWII Swom! 520A Mr Bylsnm Summer D Sdumk l ankenburger M Webber, M Nwthols 3 Hudson J WTsmeskT C Nomi K Bekrendv J VVTHey an', L, How , A Tonlpy T Hmox Thmi 90;. M Snvvwslu A Wa'nke, .3 Tri-Hi-Y's Give Time and Service 70' TR! W Y From Row R Glass, 5 Bever J FLoro, V Chddrcss, S Johns, gunss, R Chakos, G Diednch, B Hultgren, F Sumnhelser, G Hutton C Janasmk, S KeLler Mrs DwaFGwSponscr Second ch L Neuheb L Meer P J, Vankosky Fourth Row G Can V Jaswckv M Bluhm, P Skwkowsh, C Krueger C GUM, J Bensz N chendcsb 3 Cc'dray Thad Pew K MM Webber, 0 Campbell. J Baws D Young B WenzeL VJ TPJH'VY F'crf Ron. J Sar'ara,L Sovagde, M Messne' K HJ? D La: M chs, T Faust Second Row P Cox, N NadraYOwsk, S, Brown, M Reeves, L Shahg, 9 Berry, L 12ch de Row B Hye' M Nay, L Con'ev J Vogel, M SaLres C Bc'hmer Y Nuv M Cavaraugh, D S'eeJe Fow' Ran K Levms J McFa'and, 8. Rose C Pemwm C Bv'w'wa'w R Rhodes 8 Lycra, P ngF' PH Row S Anderson, M He'an, R Lc'vva' D Wedcw, S Kulawmskw C Glafcke, D Roper, CC Niec, V, Kolb, Miss Hova Sponsor 7? TRJHIJY From Row. P Pecka', M Cudde baik, G MeVCaH 6 George Second Row M MCBhde, B Clark, R. Gruenberg, K Cohn, M Armour, N Snmh Third Row S Psucn, K Bamz, R Hemmwg S Perry, D Amdv, K Gwen, C Hampez, S Mdler, M55 Herrbath Sponsov Fourth Row J Whivford, B Muhm, D 959, M O'Hara, S. Devovo, S Casteel, K, Wilson, P Tanber, J Wenlq, S. 60611, J. Gnm'ham Flf'h Row D Damlov, C Shakany, C, Turley, D Huncn, J Maunh, B Yohon, K leler, M Tomenko, S Palmer, K Arndv wa'h Row: P, Kmvzele, P Russel, C Abbey, P Zylsha, P Nowak, T MKMaS'CY, M Cleveland, P Maumd, J Havdy. N Bankoff, C Martin, A Todd, J Graham 7! 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Th'd RowD C Wngan E Bavlcw Sporsov, S Schwwmm L Knmn L Rnde S Sst'ND 8 7.6916 Q C?ardz Q D Snmenelny, B Snerson, S Redheld, M TWW B Roge's D AWSdeX M B'owv' K Vyllg B Phske C Przymnslu . w T Q LBSQ k M 991 :: A Macn V vazimux 53' :scn Sauna: Run L Qccw; N ch Sanders C Bawmw 1 G Chvs'wvwv P P Lu! VWJ'VV V'K Luv 5;10' 3 ' JDECDA FSront Rows K.dV.ssng, L. Sremke, M 3056mm: Thurman, C Callas, J BurHow, D MWcarek, B dewmmer, M Snmh, C Svmev, M Sypnieskb W ponsm eicn ROW, T DH D Orzqak D mmmh, K Zawadw, F' Fow'n Pcw Y Vervwak S Mmhn A lanqu M law? D Johvson R n Vlssa D Carib Tkyd an J Snnncm! J Sum K vam, L rywas, Stwgh- J Marv J ChikT NAN D P-wru- MH K MIL? HM J amnw L 61-09? J Tubpe D Kekev M Snger B SW 03: 1x r - 3;. Km m1 R0,, M Sm W M Shmrwar L qu'w 0!, V Wang T JV 'rmx M W dH'S V Hmws H1 m1 Rcw C SquwesC A Gmk C UJrCcF, N Evvr'cv Provide Experience f7 K QMH N Kovak M Bamesv C onM,J Gwer'ak, L Shefheld, C Murdyw J Warke B Buns, H Hamp!cn,E Howard 6 Crew R Vanke, WV Keppw A fr'hm R Fcnnrau Secovwd Row M HubbardF ledhause', M Kahn 7 T Vuge Mr Wesolcwsk SDCFSC' T 0 ? R VdC' J Lang: D Wske L hrmvlmvr; L Madaus S Dudhw 0 Ann C Bakm Th-vd Row A Rood Z'rmoNv K 5mm V Uryga,R Ovdzvmmsk f 5: CW3JK9' K Bkl' 0'9 Area Greens Qiie for Ac+ive Golfers RV smmz, p Allen, c 501me J BoehMevrr E w: Dedicaiion Is Our MoHo GOLF CLUB, From Row D. SmIeVelny, J Scheoanek, C Kahan, J SchmI , Prohl, Mr Huquren-Sponsor Four'h Pow D Jones, D Zdyb, D Javka, T Kohn, K Green,J Mohnssen, N Swavh Second Row J Demos, K Olvaney, J. PeYers, B Peters, 3 Hulhyen J Boeimmn C Hwbner Frfth ROW' M Selme'z, R. Bohllm, HV lehams, H ConreH, P Blank, P Blank, Third Row: E, Papunen, M, Janzaruk, D, Kmola, S Melnyk, D, Ulpavel, P Skwnav, B. B. Mlgllore, CV Paer, P Nowak, 5. Block, B. Barlow, K Ovlowslu, R. Sthulu, C. Wagner, T. Patholke, C Schnlck, J. Krueger. ROAD PALLY hon! Row. NV Levendoskx, H McCoy, P, deln, J Pane, S. Skwmt, S Melnyk, P. WIJbur, 6 Ross, C Prohl, D LEJgeber, R, Schefske, G. Kmsih, P Mqrvh, D Soyborv, P. ?orbe, J VVonlefer, J Flovo, L Colo, Mr. Marqmss, J, Amberg, P Armstrong. Fufm Row. D Owen, J. Krueger, C. Sn m Spm'suv bmcnd Rcw P CaHam, 8 Wm 1U, C Javasmx, R Hdnxms, Smmx R Deardorff, C Grant, D Lula, T Gmmner, B Cuddebad, C Schnmk, J Inmgsb H hsm, C Burns, D Zdyb, I LyleS, J Jom-s N Stat M A. Hoodvvm, J Prast, P. Przybyhr1skx,C. Novak, B Wagncv Suth Row C. Seuvon Hmd Row. C chber, T thhardson, V quues, M Jones, S. Mosley S Dunlop, S Newman, S Kahn, S Turner, R Pecwa, R, Prme, DJ Kmxrsen E Yah J Wray, J Bocthcm, E FuHer, T Gumher, L Bryan, J. UVparel, E. Dmgler, S. Clark, J Lowe, C Hmcox, R Nlchols, M Janzaruk, R. BMPS, J Cd'Vthu'll Fouvlh Row, M Hukhmson, B Mghore, J Mamszak, P. KomMskl, Road Rallg Encourages Safe Driving Prac+ices Qiudenfs Tesi Skills on Area Roads Left. R smim, E. Dmgler J Goodwin, T. Carley J. Harmon, M. Alexander, P Hurt Spor+s Clubs AHracf Aihleies FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES. First Row: 3 Kahn, Mr. Karpinski. Second Row R Hawkins, R. Deardorff, G. Schroeder. BOWLRNC CLUB From ROW' P Bauqher. D Burns K JarrMonskL,J Herrick, Dowcrowsh K GLJT'WS N KIESIKOIAk L S'W'cr IN Levendgsk C kae', F Brooks L T'VJLSI D Kmiecwk, P Dcnard Semnd Pow Nr CLevengeri Sponr S E'trm'w V AUS'H FM 9m- V O ? V ' E'EL' T Flo's so! 5 C'qu r, Chlews, S Bums, C Ward P Kussmaul J G'uMm J Ve'non G. LawrenreL D Galles,l Konhrs' G Sckrmdt, A C,;;'ers S GJanz, T Smhh, T Manhmsen, C Storey, D WLObJOWSkL, C Sth, D Panxsey, B Pouse D. Danes, P Claus Sxfh Row D LaugHJn C GJafcke V KnoUJ Foran, Un'd Row D DlCVrlCh, S KeHogg, B Tolton, D Pomranke, C Durham, 8 K. Lachmund, J. Rhoads, D Holmes. Sevemh Row J Bekaewmz, J Pudlo JD Prison B Hahn K Chase, R Berg, T mem,L GoJe, D Humbert K Novak, Cox M Chwsm, B Bums, D. Lewartowskw L Lash B Mehke l lehams, S. S Marowak Fom'h Row. B lyoFS L Veer K Hpndmk, R Coven, L Turner,B Ream,M WaJdo C TempJe D RusseJl Indoor onrf Proves Popular Bowling Club Awards Tournameni Trophies DRAMA CLUB From Row L S'an'z K Shires, S Thorne,J $01.1an Marvin, S SJotlgmsz p FrdeP' J Gardner,L M907, D Cross 8 Roqvvs S Jagger, S. Hedstrom, S Wynn, D. Jaiobscn Second RCA D Amodec, M. She'man an Row R Lth-ny W dex S Berkson P Gang 8 MLgJyo'v-V G Brown. D A'vs, D Sfc'ey L OchwsK N Lamb,L Skrmom S Wang S Lmdevmpyer B YONQSVJ sfhmanz K Yodp. J VCgCJ J Pne M Roaves vah 9cm- T MD TroYe'DSDO'JSO' Th'Vd ROW R Waldron S DCROS'a, A CMVE'V R, WOOd. Qumran R Guhbne E Javmkx D chla B Gusc K Musser K Men S T Lcotens, J. Mayc-v, M. Messnur, K, chbs, M Smmcn, J Crcss, S, quand, HuJngH, R Ganshaw, C 59,9, C Spcmm, J Gavder R VVOWord Fcur'h Pow D Drunmh, P Pawhk D PxJar L Bohr, B Kmota, Drama Enihusiasis Share Their Talenfs w a, 41' ' t DRAMA CLUB From Row. 3 Fmshtk, C Peterson, D Dwkuew :1, L Sprague Convev, M TJan 8 Herbert D Shnes, L Sassanm C Storey K Chase, A J Demos, K- Pweschala, J .9151an S Johns M' T'OVQV'SFZOHSO' SECOW1 R0W Kn ola, 5 Perry, C Women, S Han, K WvJson, J Wenmq thh Row K. M Belk ewhz, J Frolmg, B C1ark,K Barn, D Use, N Pagels, 8 Downs, Franks, Y Nuvr P Grmsmn, L Kmnn P Manwzk, D Olken, P TVCUV l E. Craig, K, O'Neill, C, ngsley, M. Rooney, T Jacobuzci Thxrd Row: B. Muhm, Strang, T, Nazxmek, M Mefh, L Conley, M Dabber! sum Row N Booiched, B. Tohon, K Cohn K, Anriersc , S Devero, J Whtmore, M Senderak, C L me, G Arbas S Wynn, R Brcwvy M Horan, S Anderson, J Dysavd, J Goetz, J Mohnssen, R. Waliersmn, L Kaspryzlm, D Steele Founh Row A MatMaster, T McFarland, S Hoodwln, K Andnvscn, K WIIIs,L Radke, D Allgood Theg Speak of Words and Wars LN mfg; F'CM Pow. NV Na,wa Lw :wzw M M,ssa, C EC; VP' C Sumsv, J Dumcs M Bobrw Sm- ??f' U 5 Ho, V- S'D'iiv v EP'K' Op; p9,. M Mpssmj, L 0401.90, sou P Shvwwf- VJ WWor Sxm RON; W y'vhnv K Syvhiy S S'oakr-s J Srhwar'z H ;' ,., ,.. E g .Y-Hnns Tn ; Row, M Hyiqqr! S VVugun! V HC gn'JAV '3 1 w :A r urns C S Hsonw- n P Nerd r v'vh 1 RCA 8 Favpawr, J, t Hwaw v ' WNW kmnv Pcw Mr. V A: v ; , - H w J Dr 03 r : k M k d: I m' N Q'JM, B W'ag- ,mva by HM Ron 5 Wat's, P S'COH. Fuiure Teachers Gain Personal Experience ND Laurran V. SVork FTA. Front Row: Mr. ROSSaSpons r, T Glasford, E, Summers, L. Orlowski, K Lyness Fifth Row 5 DeuvsC'nev, L Keppen, M Reeves K Sfurdy, J Mc- A Jones, K. Gondeck, D. Corbly, . Kings ey Second Row. D Ams, N. Pag- Farland S Susnis, M Squnes, G Hw'ovw, N Laumav er'h Row C Marhn, els, L Kremz, D, New, E Craig, C. Smrey, D SDorey, N SIddaH Thvrd Row. S, vah, M McGIH, S Behmdt, N '0on D MnCnHough, N Gmfow, L. C. Tee's, 8. Downs, C. Cleveland, D Howard, V. Stork, D Steele, B, Miiio. Behrendt, K, Sadlowski, M Mussa, J Sievehson Founh Row: T. Timm, P. Pawlik, J. Sherwood, D, Brown, S Brown, L. Hudock, quden+s Exercise Journalisfic Talenis Quill 8: Scroll Honors Achievemems MINI! X. 779' H V'OP' 5L ,J M11137 N lamb, '1 r7w C rn Li+erarg Review Publishes Qiuden+ Crea+ions LITERARY REVIEW T Loo'ens M Haddad, Mrs ShowaI'er-Sponsor. Bi-Monfhlg Publicafion Keeps qudenis Up +0 Daie Comef Siaffers Learn and Improve Wrifing Skills Mr. Smith, G. Hyer G. Hyer, T, Ghdden CRIMSON COMET Front Row: G. Hyer Second Row- R, Ludlngton, T. Faust. Third Row: J, Warnke, Mr. Jones-Sponsor, M. Martin. Fourth Row: B. Wroblewsku, J. SchaM, D. Olkon, S. Berkson Fifth Row: C. Berg, D Owen, J Amberq, M, Parker, PV Denard. Sixth Row; N Dabben, T. Glldden, C. Jankowski, S. Slolwgrosz, A. Harvey. Elsionian Takes on New Look a D D a 'D , . ..a. . -- D 1 pao - . -. .C , . . . ' K . D ,DV 3 . :' D . 1i . VD DD. '; . . ' . '-. -m h- ' . r--V HSHWMN Lnfv '0 ngM: J Beaman, K Yoder, B Wilson, 8 Smnh, J. T LOOYens, D Newrran C Spencer, D DolezaV, C Cawns, Mrs Schwabi wag' M Iompnko, D Jarobson,J Thorne,J Rme hand frvendL K, Presser, SpOrrsor, C Jankowskw, N Lamb, M Wagner, T. Janasiak, C Mignery, B, Mglom Mrs Mt'yPV,L Romnes We mag remember he face Or we mag no+ . . . A cer+ain glance Or a ceHain smile . . . Bu+ we recall our friends And our ac+ivi+ies . . . ln PERSONALITIEQ. Camera-th Teachers. Direcfors, School Aides ' ?.fjl v a r 3f , 1 'MS' . ' - 1 m m 'A-o,,v.4nbuu-.Gm -b a a.... ' Director Ed. Media, MR. J. WAGNER Director Public Relations, MR, G, BOWIE Coordmamr RadwovT.V., MR. S. HOLDCRAFT English Teacher, MR. R. HAFNER Director Vocational Ed., MR. T. SPARKS VF? H SWU;ALSKI 'IRE K BEHPNLY U 'umrEx'e: r1ev':Cv-w rm w C AgpLHAu MR 5? DRESSES Viial Link +0 Communi+g i'ii'iid Superimendenn MR A. K SMITH Assisvam Superymendenr, MRV A HOWENSTEIN Assistant Superintendent, DR. R. RAISOR Ast p'f'Ly VP .4 v'u'EC-NEP l9 '3? .2 JONES ' N,vlnpv, ., LLHI, wan '1 ws w Awmur W b LEAVE A enda :e Sevekwy U SE H .3? 3V ReMa Set'e'f'y VQS P. NCv AK Smw'a'y MRS K BAUER Facqu ROBERT AIGNER Ccmwdor MARHYN AUBRCSE LQUJx, Dvs m: for Lu, um JACK APFXE iPdpsW gl Ecquon DepJHmCN Head, MANN? Cram. Hg; REX ARTHUR Genenw Buswcss NERVE ASH jvmcr Chss SchSOV Goxemmem, SCL clog. A'Pcv Mm Pmb'ww FRED AUSVN Snaph K Ar's PAUL BRAMMELL Wool 9mp ELOEE BROWN Clc'hm; LARRY BROWN US Hvs'ovy, Government, Ameri- can P'onvs NCQMAN BRUEMVER Curran WHUAM BLYSVA Ass 5mm AVNEYIC Coach, Health and SAM . Dr wv s Tr m w: PAUL BYRD Counsdor ECJuARD CSLER wa'amdn JAMES CLEVENGEP Aocd Shop, HsY Sconsor, Bowl- xm; Chb PAUL CLCSE U S H Vow GARTH CCEEVV 822N999 pg MAX CROFT Emir sn Dep,,nvvem Head Enghsh RCBERTA CROFT Spy sh, Tn Hw Y Sponsor EARL CUNNINGHAM General Bpsmess MILDRED DAHLBERG wamhan, DaN ye Spovsor CCNSTANCE DEHAVEH chr C5355 Sponsor, Cloth- W9; GILBERT CEHNE Chemstrv, Snence Cub, Advamed chvke ROGER DONOGHUE U S H s?ory, Hi-Y Sponsor JAMES DRY D smiwhve Eamahon GERALDINE DUNLOP Rezredwal Reed ng Mr Txmhcvlakv Mvs Mungw MH? M 38 O'Neil PHVIHS DUPAND P ,t ' ' PAH'H ENEVSLN 'Iv-' DONALD E JEN M ,x' JELEE E . NC; 3044' Hs'w, JAVES l SHE? bL'rEZF 3: KAVH E :L LJ'H GAMES MAX GLENN U S H 90' BWA'Q GQQMAN P'u v,O mug Fnrgv n - xly'ysu . NN Gr 'V SpvsLWg Enf Sb 1' r4? D'us. FLJ E v w 8' A r3':ar Predems, US. w M 1 1 , DI 101's Trarv' dg, A' e! Gcomv'ry, C crso' Health stu's VT y AP le : Coach :ahov H E'enromgs 1' . VHS MN SL e Z8V Cour My '1 H CPC'Te'r, '.' HLFN Ly s'aM V L' L' .EVS J HUSSEXM HAK V Spw w HLEN HALL 7,: ' ' HANCLX FCEEPY HAQEAPT Fur: 13' e' : Ccad Sp a sh Cmb VELTA HAVFUELN Ev'15H TCMVW HENDRKAS Uusx Thecrv, Band, lns'ru- NH '31 ii 5 u E 'Y' .VY BERNHL HERREERQ EV : ELARAR'D H'EBS KO't- q Hvakt C-wvy-y- GWmm bd ox n Language Department L Facqu Aw x' mt -XH1I:H Admmed Sdu'we, Mggw A. J - .f .. EAR; KALL NQ .9 K ijAV KAR? NSK JCNAS KAWKJLNAS CHKRVL KELLENBEPGER JHm Mkniv'ws Bushes: Lam RCNALD KERIVK b 'f-iC'HV f: E: x u M E L'.V'C! LS Febrcnics r 'XQCGE A'ugt'm Cvmrmry 51d? Rule Q EFEQ' u! EL LQNXQ GOVCV' L'Y , So10loqy Social Smdies Cepw'vvwm Head, Horor 50K P'y, Jr Concessions BERNARD LOOTEVS WorM Htslcry EARL V ANALLY NOLHAHKaI me'mg, AtNUYiC ton ' CEL '.' V AAN ' N LMNMY Disnussion G'LLL JACK MARWCTY VAX NE UFEQ : , ,4 NEJK VHF? ANN , mefr VAQ ANNE VEVER E'HcH 5H M' DQ' :, the Mr and Mls Remmel NW Mohammad Facqu PLUL 'NCHAELE Dr 41375 Travmg, A'nlo'ir. Coath, Huth and SMMV, PE Depar'mert Hvad HNER ANLLEPAmJTH Gromvny, Ahebm, Ma'h C'ub LEE MOHAMED Smhu-vow Uass Sponsor, English EUZAEETH HUNGER LPHVV FALL NEKI'JA Spv M E'bmhon HLQCLC KONkEN UN Club Government, American Prc: Luvs U S H vow PLEEQY QEL. i' 'ew'i' DAWD PARRY AH IV C Coach, Boys' P E. GEPALD PEYFRC. 5w or Chss Sponsor, HirY, English SIGUPD PETERSON anhsh JOAN PRESSER Cou'Xsebr CAROLYN PADEP Englwsh KATHLEEN PADEY Evghsh JOHN REMMEL EPg six LaVn, Play Dwrector, Latin Cl: b MYPA RENMEL GA A, 8 Team Cheerleaders, Soph- 0 cm Cwss Src' eo' Ovr'ws P E. BENSON PHOADESwCostelor APTHUQ RHOALS CO.C'VHFO'W Efcvwon'?;:s, AmerEcan onbierrs HRH Mom'ors JCHN PICKS mm m; LARRY RlTCD-HE Teinamml Drawing, Blue Prin's FRED ROSEV Prwsms lOUIS ROSS Cnunsdor ROBERT RUMSEY Counselor PETER SANDERS Av! NCEL SCHLEGELMILCHerHH and Safety, Driver's Tran ng A'hlo': Coxh ELEANOR SCHW'AB Englsh ELSTONIAN Facqu WILUAM SCH$AS Phniml Suwxp RH tawny A. II an , - , , N Xx. N kaxk D .x H x w c x 1-H uv, IH'xs KENNETH HAFNK5 DJW p'n rws ; SARFAR-X SHAQP Frmxh T'w HvY PREP SHARP VMCJ Shop JEAXNDNF SHUWALTER EWWS'V, denry vaew JAVES VVW GngMw Ir : APX Nmiww Slpm SWA'xE FKAWCH E-tH sh CEERY VJNH Va, : DAM K SC 1 MAPV LOU SPARKS CxJW' 1 ' W DPDJH mm vai Vusb CWU'.PS PAT'V SPARKS Fee's RICHARD SPARKS Bcckkmrp '3: Bpswms Deparvr Cw ' HRH? AN 'A $PENLER T4: VAQ OW KPPAGUE 'ir Pm: rrrrr g IAN EL Uf NKE ANWW C 1'3 Hwy W :Wd SJW'V C .F' 3 1' '11 .EXUS V VEEQJXK'E A Ccvh ChC'us, Madv'ngs, Von NR 8 C7 'HHDV BEN TCM'H CNHILJ BL sts ELKIRFNE TRUYER 0w kwhr' DwH-LVOr JUHN YQQYEQ WON; Hsmr, Pdhhn Sppakmg, Cum; C. r: 5mg YQLJEAX Chews me MLRV KAY wKENTWE An JAN 8 .NALNEP Evy sr AN'MJN J.VVL Z faci CHAKEQ .WHVE Euc-le: Al LA N WHIT LO.'. A Mn 4 HNW ,mi SW , D' .vr's TV y 4 Hi; Behind-The-chne Assisfams Custodian, MR R STEER Cooks, MRS D GEYER, MRS, G DEUTCHER MRS V. DUTCHESS Nurses, MRS. J, WINELAND, MRS E EHRET J. Frnier, B. Frsch, CV Burns, J Pam's Power in Numbers - 843 Seniors STEERING COVM'TTEE Fron' Row R Wood, 8 Barlow, N Smhl, C RJns Svron'? Pow D vampl E TM' U VCCoHough, B Bailey. H. McCoy, S. Krause. Third Row: Mr. Peters-sponsor, J. Theme, R Schekke, T EH55, C. Cleveland, J. Peters. Fourth Row: B. Fisch, R Hawkins, M. Galles, J. Amberg. JOYCE ADAMS GAA 2 JANE! AMBERG Slcerwng Comm,; Homuommg 3; Cheerblotk 1, 2, 3; OHun Mess 2, 3, CRIMSON COMET 3, Jr Prom 2,- lel 3 Stroll 3; R7 2 3, 901d RaHy 3, 6AA 1, DERBVE AMS Jr Play 2, 3, Jr Prom 2, Cede? Tchg. 3,- Bye Bye Birdie 2,- RT 2 3, HA 3, Bowlmq l, 2, Drama 3, GAA 1,2, JUDY ANDERSON HaH Manner 3,- Bowling 1, 2, 3; GAA I; A Capella 3, Chow; 2 CAPOLE ANDPZEJEWSKI PAUL APPLEGATE , Hall Monitor 2; Hi-Y 3,- Bowling 2; Track 1. DAVID ARENS Ushers l, 2, PATRICK ARMSTPONG Cheerblock 2, 3,- German 2, 3,- Math 2; Road Rallv 3 PHILLIP ARNDT Math 2, v CAROL ASHENFEHER CHARLES BAKER DIANE BALLINGER chor Sone'y 2, 3, Jr Way 2, Jr. From 2; Ln Disc 2 DAVID BANUL LARRY BANNWART ROBERT BARLOW Honor SOCweVy 2, 3, Sveermg Comm 1, 2, Cheerbkxk 3 HWY 3, German 3, Science 3; Track 3; 5mm Team'1, 2, 3, Cross Counny 3, Huddle 3 BILL BARNETT Jr Prom 2,- Slide Rule 2. ALAN BARTHOLOMEWVHonor Someiy 2, 3,- Mth 2, Scienm 1, Bowlmg I, Comleer 3; Side Rule 2,- Tennis Team 2,- Pep Band Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3 JACKIE BATES Can'een l, 2, 3; TrirHrY l, 2, 3,- Jr, Play 2,- Jr. Prom 2, PI 2 3, Smnsh 1, UN 1,2;Math l, 2, 3, Smence l, 2, 3; Road RaHy 3. CHRISTINE BAYDOWICZWCheerbMXk 1,- OEIA 3; Bowling 2 JANET BEAMAN Cheerblock l,- ELSTONIAN 3,- Jr, Play 2, QUHI 8. SUCH 3, UN 3,- Math 1, 2,- Camera 3; Lit, Dwsc, 1,- GAA l. lINDA BFCKIElL LYNN BEHRENDT Hall Momvor 3, Cede? Tihg 3, FTA 2, 3 SANDY BEHRNDT Steering Ccmm. 1,- Homecoming 3; Jr. Concessions 2, Hall Monitor 1, 2, Soph ParVy 1; Cado' Tchg, 3; FTA 2, 3, Sr Play 1 EVELYN BENBOW M Ww '1rr' l Gdduevg and C VuHavano GEPALD ELLE? GcH 1 2 DALE BiNSZ BSLJCE E1SCHOFF JCHN B1SHOP HARLEY BLAND A Cape1'a 2, Chorus 1 JANCE BLECKiCkee-rbbck 1,1Tn-H1Y 1; Jr Prom 2, GAA 1. RANDALL BLC;K Foo'baH 1, 2, 3, Socwr 1, 2, Golf 1, 2 STEJE BLOCK? Softer 1, 2, Gc1f 1, 2, 3 THOMAS BLOCK Smmn'; Comm 1, C11I'Icrty1ock 3 501,11 Party 1 MAPGIE BLUHV Hover OUOW 2, 3 Steermg Comm 2,- Homecoming 2, Can'een 2, 3 Jr Concessmns 2, Tr HIY 1, 2, 3; Jr Prom 2, Spamsh 1, 2, Spence 2, 3 JOHN BOEHNLIENismwmg Ccvynr 2 3, Oweerbhuk 3, erY 2, 3; J1. P'on12 Road Ra 1y 3, 601 1;GO;C1Ub 1,2, 3, D1ANE BOESE Duhlm-s 2, 3, Jr Comcsycns 2; ELSTON1AN 3; Jr. 2, Gm 8. Sue 3 JUDY FENIAMINE tMovavw 1 A 2un11J 2 :1 Mn1mn1x 3 11er, 1, Chdsclhlnwx l, '2 VARV PENN NHPUH H 1 Cmr'1m. 1 MN 2 g 3-3, JENNHER BENSX Cm 1mm 2 .1, Jr Cnmvsswmm 2 thv MMS 2; TH-HivY 2 3 Jr 1110m :1 dew? 1UH111111 21 131 L7 I 11;1 1 .' v' , 1 A1 Chasom-Hns 1 LEE BENYLEY H.11VC'M'N 3 CAN 111130 C HIHU'H 2, DM 111's 2 :1 15111115KHWK J' p'va 2 P12 3 C01 3 MIKE NRKFS PAT BERWEF? Jr Con 13x5 mx 2 211s-m11mL 1 1'1'N1V 2 OEA 3 CHAPlES BEYER Hcror SoUMy 2 3 FHMNH 10 v1 1 ,Ir 21V'11KQ nus 2 H1q1l Mon VC's 2, Mam 1 2 291:1th0 1 2 1 Cmv pumr '1 111W 3 Team 1 2 3 SUE BEYER Jr Concesswons 2, Tn-HIY 1, 2, 3; J11 Prcm 2 RT 2, 3 COE 3, SUE BIETRY Honor Sooow 3, Canfeen 2 3 1::H1Y 1 2 Jv 11mm 2 RT 2; Spanish 1, 2, UN 2;Sc1emo 3 DENN1S BIGGERSTAFF FREDRICK BILDHAUSER 1C1 2, 3, VICA 3 FY Ad. av MW 3r or v Class of I 970 Ml 'f PWH-z ' chr-I ? CC 2 3 5'59 V H Y 2 '1. ,H10' NW: 3 UV 3 HA K'wr'xwv27 H1277 Et$rAbW7 PA'MNH H Own! 0': N CH0 3 RT 2 3 Lava 1, 2, 3, 1,...,x 17 3 F-AA'H' P, 'TMFfV 'M r 5:3: 1 JA'JPS WNHFW VT 7 ELVE EPA'AIKV Ert ' ' 'S2 LFP'WVAH BRADSHAW DENISE BRANT T' H Y Wow 2 RT 2 3: Road Raw 3 C'YvUS JL'S' NE SW: ' 5 nku GNENDOLYN BRCNN LARRY BROWN SCOTT BULUS Sam 2 '1 Per Band gyww'mn: Eann 1 JOHN BUNTONiCHeerblock 3; HaH Monhor 3. JUDiTH BURKLOWV DECA 2 GAAl K PK BURNETT C'NDEE 8UPNS S'ee' ng Comm 3 Homeromng 2 3 Swdev' Cou 3 J' Cortess ans 2 TrvHrY 2 J' P'OW 2 Farwiy Comm 2 3 S; em? 3 Come Band 1 2 vapkonc Band 3 MAPK BURNS Sveerng Co'r'v 1 J' Co'xessons 2, Hall Momvor W 2, 3 HY N 2 Gervvan V Va'h W GoW Baseball 1 RONALD BURNS Jr Prom l, 2 Swnn 1 2 Pep Band 2, 3 Symphomc Band I, 2, 3. SANDRA BURNS Bowling 1, 2, 3. ALAN BUSHONGvHonor Socie'y 2, 3, German 2, Math 2, Media Center 3; Pep Band 2, 3,- Symphonic Band I, 2, 3, Souer 2 SYLVESTER BYRD A Capella 2. CHRiSTlNE CAIRNS Honor Sooe'y 2, 3, Dahlnes 2, 3; Jr. Concessnons 2, ELSTONIAN 3, Ter: Y 2 French 1. PAUL CALLANr Chvorlglock 2, 3, HwY l, 2, 3, Road Rally 3. PAMELA CALVERT Ty, H, Y1 PATRLIA CALVERT Tn H, Y 1. JEANNE CAMERON Hall Moniior 2. CHARLES CAMPAGNA BHLY CAMPBELL JANET CAMPBELL Horor Socwety 2, 3, Canmen 2, 3, Jr Conwsswons 2,- TVPHE-Y 1, 2, 3, Jr Prom 2, RT 2, 3,- Spamsh 2, UN 2; Soence 3; Road RaHy 3. JULIE CAPPY Tn-H, Y 2, Jr Prom 2, RT 2, 3 KATHERWE CARLSON WtLUAM CARLSCN S'oornq Covrm 1, Jr Prom 2; Human Relahons 3; UN 2 SCVCMC 3, Ccv'wpmer 2 CAN. CARR SVeering Comm. 2; Jr. Concessmns 2,- TriVHLY 2, 3,- RT 2, 3; C! ows 2 ANN CARVER DaNnes 1, 2, 3; Jr Play 2; Jr Prom 2, Bye Bye Birdie 2 Hunm Pehwcns 2 3 Drama 3 A CapeHa 2, 3 Madngals 3, Chorus 1, Chansanenes 1, 2. BRUCE CASHBAUGH Cheerbkxk 2, 3; Road Raily 3 RITA CHAKOS J' Con'essons 2,- TnH V T, 2, 3,- Jr Prom 2; RT 2, 3, A CapeHa 2 3, Chorus 1, Chansonmms 2 3 CATHRINE CHILDERSr Bowhng 2, 3. JERRY CHILDRESSi Hall Monitor 2, 3; Hall Patrol 2, Chorus 2. VICKIE CHILDRESS Steering Comm. 1; Student Coun 1,- OHice Mess. 1, 2; TrirHurY l, 3; Jr. Prom 1, 2,- Soph Party 1; Fashionenes 2, 3; Camera 3,- Bowling 2, Cheerleaders 1, GAIL CHRISTENSENwDahIiVes 1; Jr. From 2, COE 3. MICHAEL CHURCHILL Class of 1970 SUSAN CIECIWAiHonor Society 2, 3; Dahlites 2, 3; Spanish 2, JAMES VLARK Steering Comm 2 3, H511 Monnor 2, Hall Pawol 1. DECA 2, 3, Family Comm 2, 3; Bowling 2. STEVE CLARK aHonor Socie'y 2, 3; Steering Comm. 3; Bye Bye Birdie 2; German 2, 3, Math 2; Science 2, 3, Road Rally 3; Pep Band 2, 3; Symphonu: Band 1, 2, 3. YVONNE CLARKisteering Comm 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Jr Prom 2; RT 2, 3; French 1. CATHY CLEVELAND-Honor Socie'y 2, 3,- Sieering Comm. 1, 3,- Cameen 3; Jr. Concessions 2; Hall Monivor 2, 3,- Trl-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Jr Prom 2; RT 2, 3,- FTA 3; Science 3. SUVLN COLLIERrrCheerblock 1; Hall Monivor 2,- Human Relaiions 2; GAA 1. SUE COLLINS-Cameen 2; Jr. Concessions 2,- Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Soph. Party 1; Science 2. TOM COLLINS-Chorus 2, 3. DEBBIE COOKHCRIMSON COMET 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1. TOM COOK- Cheerblock 2, 3. DELINDA COOPER TIM CORBETT DIANE CORBLYiJr. Prom 2; Cadet Tchg. 3; FTA 2, 3; Chorus 2. PAULA COPDPAYiHonor Some'y 2, 3 Jr Concessions 2.- Trl-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Span sh 2. Math 2. VICTOR CORTEliMth 2. KATHY COVERT VICKI COWGILL SUSAN CRAlG-THAHLY 1, 2; Cadet Tchg. 3; Lit. Review 3; Science 2. JOANNE CRossiFashionenes 3,- Drama 3; FHA 3. MlCHAEL CROSS Seniors MARGE CROSSNO RT 2- Fashionenes 2,- Bowlmg 2. ANN CROWLEY Hov'wccang 3, Jr. Ccncessbns 21 Offke Mess. 3; 1' H Y 2 3- Jr Prom 2' RT 2, 3, German 1 A CapeHa 3; Band 1; C a scveNe3 3. ROBERT CUDDEBACK German 1, 2,- Road Ral1y 1;Soccer1, STEPHEN CUVMWGSiSvee-vng Comm, 2 3; C11eerb1ock 3 Hall Monitor 2 H1Y12,3:Jr Prom1,2. CONSTANCE CURRY S1eerwng Comm. 1, 2,- Cheerblock 1,- Jr, Prom 2; Scph Party 1' Bye Bye EHdle 2 R1 2, 3; A Cape11a 2, 3; Chansonetfes 2, 3 DIANE DABBERTi R12, 3:GAA 2, 3. NANCY DABBERTi CarHeen 3,- Jr. Concessions 2,- Counse1or's Ass't 2; CRIMSON COMET 3, Jr. Way 2; Jr Prom 2; Soph. Party 1,- QuiH 8. Scrol1 3,1Human Re1avions 3,- French 1, 2. DUANE DANILOVrrHonor Society 2, 3; Cheerb1ock 2, 3; H511 Monitor 2,2Gc11 1, 2, 3, Cross Country 1. DEBRA DAVIS-Cheerblock 1, Fashionenes 2. RICHARD DEARDORFFrCheerbbck 2, 3; Hi-Y 2, 3; Electronics 3; Road Rally 3, Tennis 2, 3, Baseball 1, Hudd1e 2, 3 NANCY DECARO Tn H1 Y 1, 2, 3; Jr. Prom 2; Cadev Tchg. 3; RT 2, 3. TIMOTHY DELEHANTYiHonor Society 2, 3; Cheerb1ock 3; Jr. Play 2; Jr Prom 1, 2; Bye Bye Budm 2, wam 1, 2, 3, Pep Band 1, 2, SymA phomc Band 1, 2, 3 BARBARA DENECHO3OEIA 3. SUSETTE DEPOSIA Sveonng Comm, 3, Can1een 1, 2, 3; JV. Concessions 2, T'IHIY 2, Jr Play 2, 3, Jr Prom 2, Bye Bye Birdie 2, Pom Pom GMs 3, Comer! Band 1, Symphomc Band 2, 3 SHELLEY DEUTSCHEP OWN: Mess 2. 3,- TH-HirY 1, 2, 3; Cadet Tchg. 3:1212, Fashionenes 2, FTA 3,- GAA 1. GA1L DlEDR1CH-Homecommg 2, 3; Canteen 3,- Dahlnes 2 3,- Jr. Ccncessxons 2, H511 Monitor 3, TrirleY 1, 2, 3, Jr. Play 2, RT 2, 3; Soence 2. DAVID DIERDORFiCheerblock 2, 3, Laf'm 1. PATRICIA DIERDORF DIANE DIETRICHiCheerbbck 1; DECA 2, 3, Bye Bye Birdie 2; Bowling 2, 3, Drama 3. PATRICIA D1LL7Honor Socievy 2, 3, Siudenv 510713 1, 2, 3, TrirHivY 1 2; Jr Prom 2; RT 2; Math 2. I S. Marcmiak Class of 1970 L Brown l Hunock ERNEST LINCLER hack 1, 2, 3, WHEN ng l, 2, 3 L AYHER NE DOMBROWSKI DahMes 2, 3, Cadev Tchg 3 MKHAEL DOMBKOWSKI CheerUOKk 3, Jr Prom 2; Track 1, 2, Football ;2 OAPPV DOMPKE Cheerblczk 2 3, Hal! Monnor 2, Hall Panol 2, HIY l '1 3 J' Prom I 2, Soph Pany l, Mn'h 2; Track 1, 2, 3, Football 2 V'szvlmg l DEEOPAH COPNBROCK GAA l A Capella 3 DiANE DRESSEL Choerbkxk 1; OEIA 3, GAA 1, STEPHEN DUDLEY ICY 3, H: Y 3, BasebaH 3 VOBEPTA DUKES CHOWHOUK 1 HaH Momlor 3, Lawn 1 UN Cub Sncnce l 2, 3, A CapeHa 3, Chorus 1 2, 3 CAROL DURHAM Ushers 3 Bowhng 2, 3, GAA l, JOYCE DURHAM EDWIN DUTKIEWICZ HI Y 2, Silence 2, 3, ROBERT EASIEiCheerblock 3; HirY 1, 2, 3, Soph. Pany 1,- Elecvronics 2, Road RaHy 3 DIANE EATON-Cheerblock 1; BOwling 'l. DAWN EDDINGTONer. Concessions 2; Hal! Monhor 3; OEIA 3,- Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Jr. Prom 2; RT 2, 3. APLENE EDGELL Curre'bky'if 3 WY 2 From? 2 0AA '. 2 3 VICTORIA EDLING Cheedwock 3 Offce h'ess 1 THHVY 2 3 C-AA 1 TERRY ELIAS-Steering Comm. 2, 3; Cheerblock 2, 3; Hall Monitor 3,- AVA 2; HiVY 3; Jr, Play 2; Jr, Prom 2; Tennis Team 2,- Baseball 1. DONNELL ELLISwUshers 2; Foovball 3. SHARON ELLISONiHonor Society 2, 3,- Office Mess. 2; Cadet Tchg. 3; Spanish 2, 3, THOMAS ENGLEHARDT-Hi-Y 1, 2. MICHELLE EMMONS2CHO 2; Soph. Pany 1; Chorus 1. MARY ENGLAND;JL Concessions 2,- OEIA 3; Fashionenes 2; Bowling 1 2. JOYCE EVERLY-Hall Monitor 3. ANDREA EWING C Kazmudwa Seniors LARRY FABIANirCHeerbbck 3. SHERRY FABIAN Chuerblod 1 RT 2, Fashionenes 1; 6AA 1. BRUCE FAlRBAlRNiHonOr Soocfy 2, 3, HLY 1, 2, Jr Prom 2, UN 3; Math 2; Science 2; Media Cemer 2, 3; ConcerY Band 1, Symphomc Band 2, 3. MIKE FALLS, Ha1l Monnor 3; Road Rally 2. JIM FAROH Smering Comm. 1,- HirY 1, 2; Soph Par'y 1 Cadm 1W9 3; Human Relations 2; Spanvsh 1; Bowling 1, 2; Road Ra1'y 3. THOMAS FAUSTiSVeering Comm 1, Chee'rblock 3, CRIMSON COMET 1, 2, 3, Hi Y 3; Quil18. Scrc113, UN 2. STEVEN FELTON HSmdem Coun 2; Cheerbbd 3 Hall Momtm 2 Hi-Y 2, 3; Jr Prom 2,- Road RaHy 3,- Track 1, 2, 3, BasketbaH 1,- Fco'bail 1, 3; Hudd1e 3 JEFF FERRELLi Human Relations 2, Chorus 3, CL1FTON FUROIS ROBERT HSCHiHonor Scoe'y 2 3, Steering Comm 2, 3; Student Coun. 1 2 1 J' Comosswons 2 Jr Play 2 Jr Prom 2 Lawn 1 2 Bowhng '1, .Mm! d Cva: 2 Terms 1 ,1 PAUL HSCHERWCheerbbck 2, 3, Jr, Play 2, Bye Bye Birdie 2, German 1 2, Dmrra 3; A CapeHa 2, 3; Madngals 3. FCNTELLE FLAVIN Steerng Comm 1 Tri-Hi-Y 1 2, 3; Soph ParYy 1. JUDY FLORIO-Cameen 3; TFI'Hi-Y 3; Jr. Prom 2,- RT 2, 3,- UN 2,- FTA 3 Swe-vxm' 3 90.321 12.11, 3 JAVES FOLDENAUER Studem Couvw. 1. NANCI FOLDENAUER-Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Jr, Prom 2; Drama 3; Road Rally 3, A Capeiia 2, JAMES FORAN-Bowling 3. ALLEN FORNEY STEPHEN FORRESTER BEVERLY FRANK LINDA FRAZE THOMAS FREDENBURGAICT 2, 3. LYNN FREEiMalorene 3,- Bye Bye Birdie 2; Pom Pom Gir1s 3,- FashEoneneI 1; Hall Monitor 3,- Band 1, 2, 3, Concen Band 1; Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3. JAN FREIER-Honor Society 2, 3,- Steering Comm. 3; Homecoming 3; Student Coun. 3; Jr, Concessions 2, Tri-HLY 2; Bye Bye Birdie 2; Concert Band 1, Symphonxc Band 2, 3. MICHAEL FREISMUTH Class of 1970 T Jarwisak, C Wilke VALERIE FREY POBEPT FROST Wresthng 2, 3. Trap and Skeet 2 JENNY FRYARwHomecoming 2, 3; Jr. Concessions 2; TrLHLY 1, 2, 3. NANCY GALlAHER ff NNJE GALLAS VADY CAMP; Hrncv Socon 2 3, Sveevmg Comm 3; Horrptom'mg 2; Gris $7,. 2, DAR 3 Cav'een 1, 2, 3, THH Y 1, 2, J! onm 1, 2; Vavh 1, 2 Smpnco 1, 2 3. HMNE GARDNER HaH Mon '07 2, 1n H Y 1, 2, 3, RT 2, 3 NAVK'Y CACHE? Honor SOC 9W 2 3 3 FTA 2 LAWPENCE GARRETT TCNTA GLRQETT SWAN GASL.NAY LIEU E CAUSE MELINDA GA'W DAVID GEHRKE-HaH Monhor 2. 3; Hall Patrol 3. ALAN GEORGE-HirY 2; Basketball 1,2,3;Foo'ba1l 1, NANCY GIELowiHoncr Socie'y 2, 3,- Cameen 2, 3; Swdent Siore 2, 3, Jr. Concessions 2, Cheerblock 1 Cadet Tzhg. 3; Spanish 1, 2, 3 FTA 2, 3 w DONAlD CJFFORD TERRY GINTHNER Honcv Soczoh 2 3 S'ee'ng Ccmm 2 Spamsh 3: 4; SE n'wv 3 903111211. 3 TewvsT 2 3 Baseb21'1 2 3 DOUG GIVEN KATHLEEN GLANCY CHRIST NE GOODLOE KATHI GRAFF OHme Mess. I, 2,- ICT 3; AVA 1,- Jr Play 2, Jr, Prom 2, Chorus 1. PATRICK GRAHAMiHaH Patrol 1, 2; Jr. Play 2; Jr, From 2, 3; Cede? Tchg. 3. GREGORY GRANT;Chee'block 3; Hall MonHOr 3,- ICT 2, 3; Hi-Y 2, 3; Soch parw 1, NAth 1 Road PaHy 3 JACKSON GRANT BEN GRAVEsin-Y 3; Track 2, BasebaH 1. DAVID GREEN COLLEEN GREENING , BoMmg 3. LAQUITA GREER2Cheerblock l, GAA 1, 2. GARY GRICE REBECCA GRINDLfisfeermg Comm, 3; Cameen 3,- Jr. Concessions 23 Tn-H-Y l, 2, 3, Jr, Prom l; Soph. Party 1; Cadet Tchg. 3; RT 2, 3; Road Raily 3. SANDRA GPOSSMAN OEIA 3, Tri-Her 3. RICHARD GLANZiCheevblod 3, HaH Mormor 2, 3; Ushers 1, Bowing 1, 2. TERI GLASFORD Can'een 3,- Jr COHCPsSwOHs 2, Hall Monw'or 3, German 3; French 1, 2 Math 1 ROBBYNNE GLASS Tri-Hw Y 1, 2, 3; Jr Prom 2, RT 2, 3. AHCE CLICK ICT 2; CH0 3 DAVID GLICK WHHAM GHCK Bcwhng1 TWACTHY GUCDEN SVeer Hg Ccmm 1, 2, 3 Boys' SVaVe 2, Jr, Concessions 2,- Hal? Mentor 3,- CRlMSON COMET 3,- Jv Prom 2; QuiH $ Scroll 3; lavm l 2 lESLHE GOLDBERG Honor Sonew 2 3, Smermq Comm 2, Hall Monnor 3 Tr 7H, Y1 2 3 J' Prom 2 Spamsh 2, 3, AIth 1, 2 MARILYN COLE , TrErHLY 3- Bowling 3, Drama 3; Road RaHy 3 THOMAS GOLEMBIECKI-Hall Panel 3,- Mavh 1,- Foovball 1, 2, 3, KRISTINE GONDECKiChee'bVock T,- Fasbionenes 3, FHA 3 KEVIN GOOCH Class of 1970 DE EUPAH DPUBHS IA'JF 149.111 x ,wth , 1 , 111a, ' 1 151144 1 H; 'szr mm M 'H Hmvwwv w; I '2 1m'm'n 2, 3, Jv Conrnssrons nan' 2 1HH1Y 1, 7, '1 JV Prom 2, 1ndm 101g 3, R1 M'vpg 2 Yr wyrv 2 '1 L1G UWVK N 11:-m1,1cr1r 1, CAA 1, 7, 14311911105111! T121151?! HLLUAD Honor Sctmw 2, 3, QUH 8. 511011 3, Ln 1 varew 1 .' 1 1'W1 ; 2 EWWVU w 2, Lanv'r17, Covrru'm '5, Ln Dy 2, 3 hAPY HaHW H1111 Mmmor 2, H:Y 7 3 Baskcvball 1, Footka 1, BdSt'qu V'LzEW'i HAIL 18091127 H HALL H,,I1Mcn.2or 3 MAVIL; HAVWHUN Huvcv Snrmw 2 3, JV I1 14,11szva 1 forums am, 2- ChemMork BENJAMIN HAMMOND-Jr. Prom 1; Dance Band 1, 2, 3; Pep Band 1, 2, 3; Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3, JEROME HANCOCK rHaH Moni'or 1, Track 1, Symohonic Band 1, 2, 3; Human Relations 3, TERRY HANCOCK21CT 2,- Foovball 1. MARK HANDTKE WESLEY HARDY H Y 1, 2, Bye Bye Side 2, Football 1; Chess 2. JANE HARLEYiCameen 1, 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; Jr, Play 2,- Science 2,- Ccncen Band 1,- Symphonic Band 2, 3. ROBERT HARPER DEBRA HARRlSON L. Luchtman, G, Hyer KAYHY HART HWNAPD HAQTKE HM VINH W 2, 3 UsMHs I 2 3 A CuvHa 2, Mam :Ms 2, Uvmus l 3 ALAN HARVEY Hrvmr Scrvw 2, 3, Hall Patrol 1 2, CPIMSON COMLT 3 SPianpT lei! Us: 1, 2 BRULE HATLHiP H2 ! PN'LH 2 GREG HATCHER RICK HAWKINS Choerhlotk 2, 3; HEY 2, Jr Prom 2, Soph 2ParVy 1, Road RAW 3 Thuk 1 FcthaH 1 2, Haida 3 2HA9LES HAVNFQ Hmrm pch'cms '3 A LHM'A 3 Horus 2 DONNA Hffikl QAlAV HEDS'DWU HOP?! Q0 N, 2 .7 Q'nvhnn Comm 1 2 Homo ,wwm: 3 SMIv-rv anv 1 Jr Compsamyw 7 Jr Phy 2 3: Jr Prom 2 Rn- Ryv Rviw' 2 Pom Vow CH9 '7. meth'w Raw! 1 2 3 QORERT HEISVAN HH' Vovmcr 3, HaH Pahcl 1 2 3: KT 2 3,- CH0 2 3, Uike's ' 2 3 THWPA HELCADOTTIR Hrmmcmvg 3 T' H Y 3 30hw3u'3 UN 3 6AA I1 STFPHEN HEUON ChtmrHorlv 3, HW MOVVWV 3, H Y 2, 3: BasebaH 1 KEITH HENDRICK MARC HENRY S'r-W'nr; Ccrrm 1- Swdvm Coun 1, Cheeronzk 2, 3; H2 Y 1 2 3 Jr onrr 1; Human Relahons 1, 2 FooVball 1, 2, 3, Wresflmg 1 2 BasebaH I, 2 3 Chorusl MARILYN HESS GAIL HICKSvTrLHirY 2, JAMES HILL ChemFock 3 Hall Monivor 2, Hi Y 1, 2, 3, CHRIS HISCOX Steering Comm, 3; Jr Comessuons 2,- Cheerblock 2; Hi-Y 2 3 JV P112 2 go'h PaHy 1, Gmman 2, 3 Mom I, 2 pond Rally 3. HARRY HOFFMASTER HaH Mom'vor 2, 3, CH0 1, 2, Tratk 2, Cross Coumry 2, 3, Wmsrhnq 2, 3. DAVE HOHNKE 12.61355, J. Boehnlein Class of 1970 MVHAFL HUILAND Lahn 2, UN 3, Come Band 1, 2, 3; Symphonic Barvi I, 2 RAUJH PJUHCVLEN German 3, Bonlmg 1 ANDREW HOGUWIN Chemblod 2, 3, Hal? McndOr 3, Hwy 1, 3, Road Ra?l,1 3', erst'mg 2,8dseba1l 1 JCHN HCOIZ'AN THOMAS HORNER RICHARD HOWE ULLIAN HUDOCK ROECOE HUDSON A Capel a 2, Chorus 1. BETH HULTGREN-Cameen 2; Jr. Concessions 2; TrLHi-Y 1, 2; Jr. Prom 2; RT 3; Pom Porn Girls 3; GAA 1; Concert Band 1; Symphonic Band 2, 3. DEBORAH HUMBERTwBowIing 3. MCHARD HUMEHElMiCheerblock 3, Hall Monitor 2, Soccer 2 CAROL HURYN MICHAEL HUTCHINSON-Hall Monitor 1, 2; Road Rally 3; A Capella 2, 3; Chorus 1 GAIL HUTTON-Sfeering Comm. 1, 3; Homecoming 3; Student Coun. 1, 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1' 2, 3; RT 2, 3; FTA 3; Science 2, 3. GREGCPY HYERASveering Comm, 1, 3; Cheerblock 3; CRIMSON COMET 3; Soph. Pany 1;Qu;:18. ScroH 3; Road RaHy 3. DIANE IVEYiCheerblock 1. DONALD JACOBSON3Steering Comm. 2; Cheerblock 3; Hall Monifor 3,- ELSTONlAN 2, 3; Jr. Play 2; Jr. Prom 2; Bye Bye Birdie 2; Drama 3; Sr Play 2. CAROL JACOBUCC1-Hall Monitor 3,- RT 2; GAA 3. CONSTANCE JANASIAK-Homecoming 3; Canteen 3; OHice Mess, 3; AVA 1,- TrivHi-Y 1, 2, 3; Jr. Play 1,- Jr. Prom 2; RT 2, 3; French 1; Road RaHy 3. THOMAS JANASIAK-Cheerblock 3; Hall Monitor 2, 3; HI-Y 2, 3,- Jr. Prom 2; Soph PdrYy 1. Seniors CAROL JANKOWSK1iDahliTes 2, 3; Jr, Contessions 2; OHice Mess. 2; CRIMSON COMET 3'J7.P1ay 2; Jr. Prom 2 French1 2 CECILIA JANKOWSKIvHonor Society 2, 3; Steering Comm. 2; Homecom- ing 3' Jr Concesslons 2; Office Mess, 2, 3; ELSTONIAN 2, 3; TrkHi-Y 1, 2 3, Jr Prom 2: QU111 8. Scroll 3; French 1. JOHN JANKOWSKliHaII Mormor 3, EDWARD JANOSK1--Jr. Concessions 2; Jr. Play 2, 3; Cadet Tchg, 3; Bye Bye Bwrdie 2; E1ecfronics 2; Bowling 2, 3; Drama 3; A Capella 3; Madrigals 3,- Chorus 2. THERESA JANOWSKI;Honor SomeVy 2, 3; ICT 2, 3. ANN JANZARUK2STeering Comm. 1; Jr, Concessions 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Jr Prom 1; Soph. Party 1; Mam 1 2. VERNON JAQUEsiCheerbbck 3; Hall Monitor 3; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3,- Road RaHy 3 vam 2, 3 DONALD JARKA2Cheerblock 3; Golf 3. ALEX JARRELL VICKI JASICKl-Honor Society 2, 3; Jr. Concessions 2; Cadet Tchg. 3; Spanish 2, 3; Chorus 2. MARILYN JENKINS-Jr. Concessions 2; CheerbIOCk 1; BowIing 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, M ICHAEL JESSE-Soccer 2. I SUSAN JOHNS HmeKomIvh; 3; 1r1H1Y 2, :1, Jr Prom 2, Pom Pom 0 I15 3 Comm! Band 1 Symphovw Band 2,11 . JOHNSON HC'KH' Sszmw 2 3, AVA , 2, 3, Jr Way 2 3, Bye 7 1'11'1 s 3 '34'1 2 '3, erhr- I Eo.-.1;':: 1 11mm RAMA DAVID JOHNSON HA1! Vendor 2, DECA 3 DEBC CAH JOHNFQN GWENDCLYN JCHNSCN WKKI JOHNSTON HLEN JCNES JENN KER JONES chov SCt My 2 3 0 Hi Moss 1 2, TI H:Y 1, 2, R12 Gemum 2 M1'h2,GAA 1. JOHN JONESer. Concessions 2; Cheerb1ock 3; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Jr. Prom 2; Road RaHy 3 Swmw 2, 3, Concert Band 1, 2 KATHLEEN JONEsisteering Comm 3; Jr. Concessions 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Mam 1, 2 MICHAEL JONES PHYLLlS JONES-Smdem Council 1; Jr. Concessions 2; Hall Monitor 3; TriVHi-Y 2, 3; Jr. Prom 2; RT 2, 3; German 3, Class of 1970 SAVUFL JONES MAMHLE JOSEPH HaH Mormor 2, DECA 3, RT 2, 3. PH MPPE JOSEVH Ha w Mommy I, 2, FrermH 1, Mam 2 BPV'l JUQGENSEN H4'l Vcwmr l 2 CVNIHIA KAHAN Tr H2 Y 1, 2, 3,- Jr Prom 2, Chorus 1; Golf 3. ELLEN KAHN Hall Mormor 2, TH H Y 1, 2,- Jr, pme 2 NUCHAEL KAHN STEVEN KAHN Chewblo2k 2, 3, HVY 2 3; Jr Prom 2, Road RaHy 3; Foovball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Huddle 3, A Capella 2, 3. CHARLENF KAZVUCHANJr Concesswows 2; TrirHi-Y 1, 2, Spamsh 1; SUPHCP 2, Bowling 2,- Chorus 2, 3. CAROL KEENE Chorus 1,2, SLEAN VLLER J' Ccm'osscns 2, TMH Y 1, 2 3,- J' Pram 2,- PT 2, 3, 3 CAV'D VEHY KEVIN KELLY Boalmg 1. LOW KEPPENWHonor Sociew 2, 3,- Cameen 3,- Studem Store 3; Jr. Concesycns 2,- Cheevb'ock 1,- Jr. Play 2; FTA 2, 3. BETTY KERWIN Jr Play 2, GAA 1, A Capella 2,- Chorus 1, 3, Chanson- enes 1, 2 BRCOXSIE KERWIN JAMES KEEN? DEBPA KTTFVAN S'uder' Stove 2, CHPQHWch 1; Jr. Way 2,- RT 2. PITA KNSEY Hovrprcwvg 3; Ha'! Vcn'or 3 TrE-HrY T; RT 2, 3, C300'19a39'7 2 3 SANDQA KINFEY Hevrmcm'nn '2 3; Smn'om SW'C 2- SYudem Coon, 3; CN 2' VHS 3 HAM Mcvm' 3, PT 2 3, German 2 3' Road Rally 3; C'mwFoader 1 2 3 J. Schaaf, J. Bensz LARRY KONFIRST-Honor Society 2, 3; Steering Comm. 2, 3; Hi-Y 3; Jr. Prom 2,- German 1, 2, 3; Math 1, 2; Bowling 1, 2. 3; Road Rally 3. RAYMOND KOWALSKl-HiAY 2, 3,- German 2, 3; Road Rally 3. CELESTE KRACHINSKI-Office Mess. 3; Hall MoniYor 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Jr. Play 1; Spanish 2; Math 1, 2. KRISTI KRAMER-Steering Comm, 1; Student SVore 1, 2; Hall Monitor 2; Tri-HLY 1, 2, 3; Jr. Prom 2; Soph. Party 1; DIANE KRASSOW STEVEN KRAUSE-Cheerblock 2; Hi-Y 2, 3; Bowling 1, 2; Road Rally 3; Golf I, 2, 3; Golf Club 1, 2; KEITH KROENING-Honor Society 2, 3; Jr. Concessions 2; Hi-Y 3; German 2. 3; Tennis 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2. JOHN KRUEGER-Honor Seciety 2, 3; Cheerblock 2; Hi-Y 2, 3; Bowling 2; Road Rally 3; Golf 1,- Golf Club I, 2, 3. PAMELA KRUEGERiCanteen 3; ELSTONIAN 3; Td-Hi-Y 2, 3; Jr. Prom 2; Quill 8. Scroll 3; Bye Bye Birdie 2; UN 2; Math 2; Science 3; Sr. Play 2. MARGIE KUHNELisieering Comm. 3; Cheerblock 1; Hall Monitor 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. GREG KUTCH PAUL LADRA-Hall Monitor 2. MARY KlSlELEWSKl-Tri-HirY 2, 3; A Capella 2, 3; Madrigal: 3; Chorus 1; Chansonenes l, 3. FRANCINE KMACK FRANK KNIOLA ROBERT KNIOLA;Bye Bye Birdie 2; Drama 3. KENNETH KNOLL Ushers 2; Chorus 2, 3 lARRY KNOLL NANCY KNOLLiHonor Society 2, 3; Hall Monitor 2; Jr. Prom 2; Cadet Tchg 3, FTA 3, JIMMIE KNOTTS Hail Monitor 3. FRANK KOCH-Ushers l, 3. DANIEL KOHN-Bowling l, 2. HARRIET KOHN TRUDY KOHN;SVeering Comm. 3, Office Mess. 3; TrirHi-Y 1, 2, 3; Jr. Play 1; Jr. Prom 2; Spanish 1; Math 1, 2; Golf 3. Class of 1970 NANT Y lAMB HOncr 50g My 2, 3, USTONIAN 3, OK; H 8- SUQH 3, Drama '1 5-1534 LIANLJ'HD DNA 2, :5 szhf Hull Mmmhu 2 .r'xHI U1 RANUHAM ,hrwrhlopk 1, Hail MOHITOF 3, 50th Party I, Cede? TN; HEW AWN DE! A 2 '1, ,WVWWJ fUVWY 2, 3 Eamem 2, Bowlong ',. ;. xLT1Xn Luu-w I, Jv Formsycns 2, Cede? Tchg 3; r, 9 5L n-vyrrx '3 U U, UAMF, EAUVAW hmn-on 1 Jr Cnnress ons 2, CheerbloCk l, TrIAHMY : Jr 'r'rgn 2, Cradw 10;; 3 FTA 3, Comer? Band 1,- Symphonm Fmv : '2 1 CAR! U-NQENCE ChewMotk 2, 3, HwY 2, 3, Math 1, 2, Bowlmg 1, 1 Ftnvi RMW 3 :2 Dead Pally 3 Rod REM, 3 VHHH .E.'.F.ZVAN J' Uvrrlswws ?, Wd'r's 1 ? , , v 4 'aquC:'x1 2 1 HLTLWV H lff. V AVHN VNDFVVPG Jr Jr Prom 2 Corrpdm Y, Sdo Pwe ; 1. 4, alimnp 'H l 'W J' CFHFVWS CH: 2 H Y '2 3' Jr may V H , fwvs. HQ 1 2 3 WVJI PA ,BEV' HO'CV Sm W Y 3 LA'FW 2 HM2V 10' AN Ur-wi ch 2 HM' NC 'O' 2 7, MAY'HFW IOCMANN Smdom Couv 1 2 3 CFONYOH- 2 3 WY 1 ,4 ; .,, 2 I'liu- ' DFBRA lOMBARDV SVOCrw-ng Comm 2, Choerb'ock 1, ICT 3; THHIY 1, H,j.'r H'I ? RABEQT LUCAS HJCHTUAN 011:0 V955 2 7, 1' H1Y 1, 2 JV p151 Cade' 7rd 3, 3;? 13.0 31619 2 QT 2 VTA1 P'CHASO 1UC1NSTON Jr CONCESSOPS 2, CPW'SON COMET 3 Cadet 10:9 3 Ma'h1 LADPY LUE71'1 Ht'xm gmmuy, Q '3, Chxnrwork 3 WY 2; Tank 1, 2, 3 B,gkl1:a 1 2 Cis Ccun'w 2 3 ,c 933A LUWGPEN CU'PM' 1 Df'Hr-s 2, H1111 MONHCV 2 3; THHivY 1 Jr P'w PAUL LYLESiHonor Somew 2, 3; HI-Y 1, 2, 3; Jr. Prom 2; Latin 1, 2,8m1m 1 2, 3 BRENDA AMBRIDE Honc' Sohew 2, 3 Student 510'9 2, 3; CheerHoCk 1- TruH' Y 1, 2, Covrpwer 3, SVde Rule 2, 3 ANCHAEL MCBRCE C'vcwh C:k 3, H111 Non 1m 2, 3, HrY 3, BaskP'le 1 Fso'td1 1 2 3 Huf1i11P 2, 3 D1ANNE MCCOLLCUGHis'eering Comm. 2, 3; Homecorring 3; Jr, Concessions 2,- Cadet Tchg. 3; Human Relations 2, 3: Family Comm, 2, 3; FTA 2, 3,- GAA 1, 2, 3,- A Cape'Ia 2, 3; Cheerleaders 1 OZZIE MtCCLLCUGH-Caeerbmck 1, GAA 1,- A CapeHa 3; Madrigals 1; Chews 3. Seniors LAURA LONG Hover Scoew 2, 3, Cheerb1ock 1; Bye Bye B rd1e 2; Scan 51V 2 3,- Maw 2: S1de 9416 2; A CapeHa 2, 3; Madrigah 2 3: Ckoms 1 Chansone'Ves 1 RAVMOND LnS1NlECK1 Ho 0' Sowow 2, 3 Bowhm 2 DANIEL LOSINSKI Bowlincz 2 JEFFREY LOWEr S'eenng Comm 2, Ushers 1, Road Rally 3 BRENDA lOWPY GARY LOWRY GLENNLUBE7N1K VAQGAQET LUCAS Class of 1970 HUB MCCOY S'rwrng Comm 3, Jv Hantesyons 2 Cheermow 2 H ; Ar H , I 2 A Law: V1 7 5 V-'.,,sm,,1 1 Q, Hquw ? w k' V4 ULN U-rwvxka 3 Na :iiff'. Mom a .VE , , 3- vH vumqvn '5 Va ! 2 H1 IAN ,V KINNE V ,n, K Mum HIAN H, Y 2, Comer? de-d 1, 2, Symphonrr Band 3, COM ' VrtEAH UHH- Muss 1, 2, A ,apel'a 3, Chorus 2, Chansonenes 1, PM HAHL Vr'uEAL HaH MCvmor 3 VAUAW' 15V 3 H Y 3 Bkl'JLJA 'fAKVUHi Hah MOP 'Or 3 PAMELA MAW HUVCV SCOCV 2 3 BA? Bye dex9 2; PT 2, 3; Gerrran '2 ,4 Mad'Qn s 7, Eymphcmt Band '2 3, OrchosV'a 2, 3 walrm' :' I Seniors 9A1? C1A MAQ1H HC'VL'CC'WHQ 3: AVA 2,1 H Y 3,1r PfC'V 2,131 2, 3; Gumcn 2 P0311 Pa11y 3 TERRY MARTHINSEN Bow1ng3, A Civaa 3 ANCHEHE MARTIN Jr Cowwssows '2 xWVSUN QO'NT L1 1v H Y 1 2 3, Jr Why 2, Q,wl1 8- S:vo11 3, Bye Bye Blrd10 2; RT 2 3, Drama 3 PQNALU zwmw HWU, DWTM ; 3 SAMUEL MARTIN DECA 3,1mck 1, 2, 3 DEBRA MASON 1r 7H: Y 1 PHHLW MASON WILLIAM VASOV H311 Mennor 2; AVA 2; Ushers 2, E1c-Uronks 2, BARBARA MAULE iTri-HvY 1, 2, 31 KEITH MAXEY TOM MAY KENNETH MEER H311 MonHor 3; H311 Pafrol 2, 3; Cadei Tchg. 3; Track 1, 2, 3 Baske'baH 1 2 3, Foo'ba'l 1,- Cross Country 2, 3 LORI VEEPVJr Concessions 2, TnHiY 2, 3, Jr Play 2, Jr Prom 2; RT 2, 3, French 1, Bowlmg 3, Drama 3; GAA 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3. STEVEN MELNYK rRoad RaHy 3; Golf 1, 2; Huddle 3; Go 3. DEBORAH MENNEN S'eehng Comm 1, 2, Can'een 1, Hall Moni'or 2, 3, Tr HwY 1 2, 3, Scch Pany 1; Lahn 2; French 1,- Math 1, 2, Science 1, 2, Road RaHy 3 DOROTHY MENS Ha1l Mormor 2,1!1;HI'Y 2, ETHEL MEPRITT KELLY MERITT Hcvwcr Sotie'y 2, 3; Bye Bye Birdie 2; Spanish 1, 3; Soence 3, Drama 3, Madngals 3, Human Peuahons 3 ROB1N MESKA Jr Concesswons 2; TrleY 1, 2, 3; Jr. Play 2; Jr From 2, Cadet TUVg 3, RT 2, 3, Gerrran 2,- Road Ra11y 3, JOHN METRICK LINDA MICHARD Cheerblock 1, Bye Bye Birdie 2, Bowling 2; BP'AN ANGLIOPE Boyc' SVa'e 2; ELSTONIAN 2, 3; Jr. Play 2; Madrigals 3. CHERYL NHGNERY Steering Comm 1; Homecoming 3; Can'een 3; Jr. Concesswcrs 2, OHme Mess 2, 3; ELSTONlAN 3; Tri-Hw-Y 3; Jr. Prom 2, Qu113- SrroH 3, Span sh 3, Szlence 3, DOPOTHY MILCAPEKWDECA 3; SAph Pany 1. Class of 1970 V ngL! vuw Rpm ; w M iv HAW 1+ gum uQHAVEQ H, Na: Seniors GREGORY NASSERWUN Club 1, 2 3, Mavh l, 2, Liv, Disc. 3, Golf 1,2 EDWARD NESPO' Electromcs 3 LAURIE NEUUEB PATRICIA NEWBY DEBRA NEWMANWHonor Society 2, 3; ELSTONIAN 2, 3,- Quull 8. Srvoll 3, UN Club 1. STEVEN NEWMAN -Jr Concessions 2; Cheerblock 3,- HaH Monhor 3, Jr Prcw 2 Famv'y Comm 2, 3; German 2,- MaYh 2, Science 2, 3; Road Rally 3; Socmr 2 ROSE NEWSOMEiUN CIUb 1, Hall Monitor 1. ROBERT MCHOLS Cheerbbck 3; Hall Monitor 1, 2, 3, Hall Patrol 2, 3; HiAY 1, 2, 3, Jr, Prom 2; Cadet Tchg, 3; Road Rally 3, Football 2 JAY NIEC Cheerblod 3, Hi Y I, 2, 3; Road Rally 3 CHRISTINE NIEMANNiCheerbbck 1, Chorus 2 DIANE NIEMANNHA Capella 2, 3,- Madrigals 2, 3; Chorus 1, Chansonenes 1. SARA NORMANtie Bye Birdie 2; Orchestra 1, 2, 3. SHARON NOVAK STEPHEN NOVAK-Ushers 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, BARBARA NOWATZKEWJV Comessions 2. DOLORES NOWATZKEiTri-HpY 2, 3; RT 2. KIMBERLY NOWFELiCadeV Tchg, 3. HAPPY NULF DENNIS OAKEsiHonor Society 2, 3; Hall Monitor 2; German 2, 3. DEBORAH O'BOYLE KATHERINE O'BRINGERiJr. Prom 2; Bye Bye Birdie 2; UN Club 2. CHRISTINE O'CONNORW Can'een 3, Jr Concessions 2; Cheerblock l, Spamsh 2, 3, Maw 1, 2, FTA l, 2. CYNTHIA ODAiHuman Relavions 3 JAMES ODLE Law 3 Class of 1970 2 J' WW ? J' P'C'r TW'uS? NIVA'. H Hm! Hr H, 1 1. Wu-an W'V l :5 SHMMH Vw'y I Gw'vw' Y 3, Va' 1 2 3: 1AM fWLWASM TORA PACHOLKE HARRY HRSLS 'WCHA? PAQK'A' 3H'2x'n VAQSHA' YquAS 2 Q use 2 OCER VEr'N ' ' x K . x ' SNJL'H CCUP 2; J' wanw ' ' ' w ' .-. ' 1 W 2 Read Ra'M J UNDQ iEEK Class of 1970 MPH; PP ,SSER MY 1, Govman 2, 3, Mam 2, Soccer 2, CHARLOTTE PRZYBYLINSKl---Tri-Hl-Y 2. PAUL PRZYBYLINSKl-Cheerblock 3; Steering Comm 1; Hall Monitor 3; H Y 11, Jr Prom l,- Soph. ParIy l; Electromcs 3,- Road Rally 3,- Wrestling 2 3 POBEDT PPZYBYUNSKI ?Cheerblock 3 PATRKIA RAYHARTiJr Concessions 2; Office. Mess. 2; Hall Monnor 3; OEIA 3; TrirHi-Y 1,- Fashionenes 2 ALAN PAYMAN THOMAS RAYSHICH-Hall MOHI'OF 3,- Football 2,- Wrestling 1: Baseball 1. YEDDY REBACNHaH Monitor 2; Hail Patroi 2,- Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Basketball 1 Foovt a'1 1, 2 3, BasebaH 2, Chorus 1, 1 -ECA 2 Chous 1, 2 Seniors MIKE RossiA Capella 3. JAN RUPSIS-Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2; Jr. Prom 2. DAVID RUSSELL JANN RYANiCheerblock 1,- Tri-HLY 1, 2, 3; RT 2, 3; German 2; Soph. Party 1. LYNN RYAN-Cheerblock 1; Hall Monifov 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; RT 2, 3: German 2. KEN RYBA-HaH Monitor 3,- Bowling 1. PAUL ST. ARNAUDuHaH Monitor 2, 3; Track 1. RICHARD SALAT-Math 2,- Track 1, 2. SHARON SAMPSON-Cameen 3; Cheerblock 1; OEIA 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Jr. Prom 2. DORETHA SANDERS-Cheerblock 1; OEIA 3; Human Relations 2; FTA 1; GAA 1. HARVEY SANDERS-Mavh 1, 2. PEGGY SASS RICHARD SCHEFSKE-Jr. Concessions 2; Cheerblozk 3,- Hall Moniior 2, 3; Hi-Y 2,- Cade' Tchg 3; Bye Bye Birdse 2,- Road Rally 3. A Capella 2, 3; Madrigals 3. JENNIFER SCHEPANEKiHonor Socneiy 2, 3, Steering Comm, 1, 2, 3; Jr. Concessions 2; Office Mess. 2, 3; TrLHi-Y 1, 2, 3; Jr. Prom 1, 2 Soph. Party 1,- Cadet Tchg. 3; Math 1, 2, SUE SCHERMERHORN;Cheerblock 1, Slide Rule 2, JOY SCHMITT-SVeering Comm. 1; Canteen 2, 3; Hall Monitor 3,- Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, RT 2,- German 1, 2; Math 1, 2,- Science 1, 2,- Golf 3. MIKE SCHOFF RANDALL SCHOFF JANE SCHOLL-CRIMSON COMET 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Jr. Play 1, 2; Jr. Prom 2,- Quill 81 Scroll 3,- Math 1, 2; Science 1, 2 3,- Symphonic Band 3; Concert Band 1, 2. JAN SCHOOF-Tri-Hi-Y 2,- RT 2, 3,- GAA 2, 3. CHERYL SCHROEDER-OEIA 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. GARY SCHROEDER-DAR Award 3; Hi-Y 3,- Jr. Prom 2; Code? Tchg. 3; Science 3; Road Rally 3; Cross Coumry 1, 2, 3; Huddle 3. CHERYL SCHULTZ-Jr. Play 1. PAULA SCHULTZ-Cheerblock 1,- Road Rally 3. Class of 1970 RACHEHF SCHULTZ, Chorus 3 RONALD SCHULTliHF Y 2; Maw 2; Slide RuIe 2; COM 3 STEDHFN E SCHULTZ rHaH Monwor 2, Eowhngl 2 STEPHEN W SCHULTZgCHeerbVOCk 3. VARK SFHUMACHER AVAI 2 JAN?! ',I MVHAFTZ HO! UV 37w: wt, 7 ervv pbm' HMS 3 Fu-vr 2 UN 3 Soence 3; Boang 2. NANCY SCCYY- COE 3. TERPI SEEDCQFvTrCHLV 1, 2 S: ewe 2 3 Comower 3 J' Contess'cns 2 Ha'V McW'or Raid RN, 3 Chochfk 3 try: ThuchrL T ; L: CEV'JCUP H2 TFBUA ?H-Miiv 0AA . 'D'KNNA RHAhLFV ANNE QHEFEL Hm'r' Aw: 3 , 3 Crimean 3 Swdvvt S'O'P T, 2 3; mm 1 T' H Y3 3 Ln DM 1 Medj CerVerQ Cu ,. P :HAD SHE ' 90w , pwm 2 SCCH 'v .,. EDx'uAQD SHIKANY MICHAELLE SHIPLEY Seniors R Nldtols FRED SHWP Track 2, 3, FoolbaH 2, 3,- stH Mg 2, 3 PATRKHA SHREVE Honor Soue'y 2, 3, AVA 2, 3, Jr Play 2, UN 2, 3, Scwncc 2, Drama 3, LwY Drsc 2, 3, Band 1; Sr Play 2, WILMA SHREVE Honor Somew 2, 3, Homocomng 2, 3; OHMQ Mass. 2, 3; Bye Bye Blrdle 2, A CapeHa 2, 3, Madngals 2, 3, Chorus I, Chmwsonel'es 1 2 MADK SHUGEP mm wow 3 me 1w, 3 GEORGE SlNKHKO Cheublczk 3, HaH Monnor 3, German 2, 3, 3 RNA SKIERKCWSK! UNDA 5UP? MY Lyn 3 'uNl 2 Unww 3 PAUL SKWIAT Cheerblock 3, H Y 3, BOWIIF'IQ 1, Compumr 3, Road Rally 3 bah 3 LINDA SLIWA GARY SLOANE CHARLES SMXTH DARRELL S'WTH Honor Soclew 2, 3. JANET SMITHAHomecoming 3; DECA 3,- Tri-Hi-Y 1; Jr. Prom 2; Human Relavions 2,- Family Comm, 3,- French 1,- Bowling 3. JOHN SMITH KATHLEEN SMITH-DECA 3,- GAA 1. MARGARET SMITH-ICT 2; CH0 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Concen Band I, 2, 3,- VICA 2, 3. REBECCA SMITH Student Store 2, 3; Jr. Concesmons 2, ELSTONIAN 3; OwH ZS SUOH 3, Scmnco 3, Computer 3; Chorus 2, WESLEY SMITH TERRY SCBECKI DAVID SOMMER CowpuVev 3, LORAN SCSWNSKI Jr Comms ons 2 CCNI VVCHAEL SOVANKH Jr Comess cns 2; H, Y 2, BCwlmg I, 2. GERALD S?EAR JCE SWC'LQ Hv ?:P'U 3 Tvxrl 2 3, Cows 3 Class of 1970 MARY SPRENCEL CYNTHIA SQUIRES LADONNA STACHOWIAK NATALIE STAHLvHonor Sooew 2, 3; Homecoming 3, Studem Coun. 1, 2, 3, Gwrls' Stan: 2; Canteen 2, 3,- Studem Store 2, 3; Jr. Concession! 2; Jr. Prom 1, 2; RT 2, 3; Lit, Disc. 1, 2, 3. DARRELL STAHOVIAK!Honor Society 2, 3. BARBARA STAIGERhCheerblock 1, L015 STANTON-OEIA 3; Bowling 3. BARBARA STAVERioEIA 3; ROBERT STEELE-DECA 1, 2, 3. WILLIAM STEFFEN FAITH STEINHEISER-Tvi-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Cadet Tchg. 3,- RT 2; Math 1, 3. LINDA STEINKE2Office Messengers 1, 2, 3, DECA 3,- Tvi-Hi-Y 1, 2, Jr. Prom 2, SHERI STlB-Steering Comm. 2; Cheerblock 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2,- Jr. Prom Bye Bye Birdie 2; GAA 1; A Capella 3; Chorus 1, 2; Chansonenes 3. RANDALL STIBBE-Honor Society 2, 3; German 2; Science 2. SUSAN STOAKES-Honor Society 2, 3; UN 2, 3; Math 2; Lit. Disc. 3. DONNA STOREY-Hall Monhor 3; Jr. Play 3,- Cadet Tchg. 3; FTA Drama 3; Concert Band 1; Symphonic Band 2, 3. VALERIE STORK-Cameen 3; Student Store 1, 2, 3; Jr, Concessions Counselor's Ass't, 3; Jr. Prom 2; Cadet Tchg. 3; FTA 3. LYNETTE STPEFLING-AGA 1, 2; Chorus 2, 3. RALPH STROUD CYNTHIA STUERMER-Honor Society 2, 3; Student Council 2; Canteen 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Jr. Prom 2; Family Committee 2, 3; Math 1; Senior Play 2. Seniors KAREN STURDYiHonor Socievy 2, 3; HomeCOming 2, 3, Steering Comm, 1 thm? Mess 2,- Counsebr's Ass'v 3,- Jr Prom 2; UN Y, 2, 3; Fashvoncvws 2 3,- FTA 2 3; Camera 1 2, 3 JUDITH SUTHERLINHDECA 3, Chorus 1 BRUCE SWANSCNiA Capella 3 MARK SWANSONiConce-M Bane l,- Symphomt Band 2, 3 MARY SWEETINGiLatin 1, JAMES SWISTEKiJr. Concessions 2; Math 1; Bowling 1, 2. PATRICIA SWISTEKfHonor Socie1y 2, 3; Tri-HiVY 1, 2, 3,- Jr. Prom 2; French 1,- Math 1, 2, GREGORY SWITALSKI3BowIinq 2, KAYE SYDowioffice Mess. 3; AVA 2,- Tri-HirY 1; French 1, A Capella 3; Chorus I, 2; Chansonenes 3. MARSHA SYPNIESKI ELLEN TAFT-SVeering Comm. 2, 3,- Canteen 2, 3,- Jr, Concessions 2,- Jr Play 2; Jr Prom 2; Math 1, 2,- Road Rally 3; Golf 2, 3, A Capella 1, 2, 3; Madrigals 3 MARK TANNEHILLvRoad Rally 3,- Chorus 3; Band 3. SUSAN TAYLOR AVA 2; TrirleY 2. JORGE TEJERO3SVeerIng Comm. 2, Hall Movmor 2,- Wrestling 2, 3 CURTIS TEMPEL Honor Socie'y 2, 3,- Elechonics 3,- Mmh 1, Bowling 1, 2, 3. ROBERT TERREY Tratk 2 3. Pep Band 3, Symphonm Band 1, ISABELLE THOMPSONiHomQCOming 3; Cheerbbck l, OEIA 3; RT 2, 3; A Capella 3; Chorus 2 JEFFREY THORNE Sieenng Comm 2, 3, Student! Coun 2, 3. Boys' 80am 2; Jr, Concessmns 2, HaH Monnor 2 3, ELSTONIAN 3, Jr Prom 2, Math 1, 2; Fomball 1, Jr C?ass Vme Pres 2 PATRICIA THURMAN iDECA 3, RT 23 EDWARD TIEDEMAN Honor SodeVy 2, 3, Canveen 2, 3,- Jr. Concessions 2; Jr. Play 2, 3,- Jr Prom 2; Bye Bye Birdie 2; Math 2; Scienm 2; Computer 2, 3; Symphonk Band I, 2, 3 UNDA TYHgZ Mam 1: Bowling 3 6AA 1, 2 NRLM F ULAM Jr Concessuons 2,- Hall Monitor 2, 3, HLY 1, 2, Baskevball 1. JOSEPH URYGAr Jr Concessions 2; ICT 3,- Ushers 2,- Baseball 1 DOUGLAS UTPATEL Steering Comm 3 Hall MOHI'OF 2, MY 2, 3; Food RaHy 3 FooVbaIl 1, 2, Golf 2, 3, Cheerblock 2, 3 FASSIE VALLARANO-SVee-rlng Comm. 1, OHice Mess 2, 3, HaH Mon'wtov 2 TrvHIY 2, Jr Play I Soph ParVy 1, FTA 2 JEANNE VANKOSKY-Can'een 2, 3; Office Mess. 3; TrE-Hi-Y l, 2, 3; Jr. Prom 2; Cadet Tchg 3; Bye Bye Birdie 2; French 1; UN 1; FTA 2; Science 2, 3 MARY KAY VANKOSKI rrTani-Y 2. GPEGORY VERNARD THOMAS VIRGEilCT 3, KATHY VOLKSDORFiCheerblock I; TriVHiVY 2, 3; German 2, 3,- FHA 3. VICTOR VOORHEES CHARLES VORIS Class of 1970 BAPEAPA TONASZFVVSH Hull Mowmr 2 Tr-HwY 2 Soph Perm 1 MARY TOMENKO ELSTONIAN 3: TV H Y T 2 3, Jr Wu, 2 J' 2, GUN 8. CX'CH '3 N1W2 varrr; 2 JOHN TRAMPSKI Smevmg Corrm 2 Smdem Cobn 2, HaH Mcnmr 2, Iamlly 20mm 2, 3, Pom! Ptu 3 .Kheclblod 2, 3 JEAN TRAVIS CONNIE TRUJHlO lLOYD TUCKER CORA TUPNEP Honor Sompw 2 3 OW'O Mvss 3 Spanwi 2 3 GAA 2 SCOTT TUPNFP HEY 2; ScerP W, EOw'inq 1 2, 3; Pond RaHy 3; CON 1, 2, 3' Chenrhlock 3 NANCY VQSS OEIA 3; AVA 3 JCSEPH WAUAS J' V'C 7 Sub pdV, l, 1 1 Band RAYVMEND WALLINGTOV Owns 7 DEBORAH WAGNIP H4 Mum v 1 Cydm hm; , th-WHI l MAVY WACNEV HN'C' 3U 4'.y 2, 3; 5' 'v' w J, HSTONlAN 3; J' Prom 2 Q W 8 SUCH 2, 3 ROBUN y'quNER H Y 7 Rnad 9a W 'i, GU? i C'w-vvacrk 9,1 JOYCE HAL DEN BE TW WAl DU ROBIN WALDPON Cav'tjvn 3, JV Prom ? Dunn 3 OHM-slm l, 7, 3 NKHOLAS WALLNGA Su'mwm; Comm 1, Sowh Farm 1 FombaH l, 2 3; Wroang 1, 2 BRUCE WALKER Honor Scxm'y 2, 3; Jr Phy 2, Cmnvum ?, 3, Mam 1 2 Compwm 2, 3; Choovblmk 2, 3 EPWNG WALKER RENE WALKER GUY WALLACE PATRICIA WALTZ-Honor Society 2, 3; Canieen 3; Cheevblock 1; German 2. JOHN WANKE EARL WANTLANDiooss Country 1, 2. RONALD WANTLAND DELORIS wARD-ICT 2,-GAA1, LORI WARE Hal! Mon tor 3; Bye Bye Birdie 2,- A Capella 3; Chorus I, 2, 3, Chansonehes 2, 3. JESSIE WARREN -Canfeen 3,- Human Relavions 3. MARSHA WATTS PAUL WEATHERBEE CAROL WEBBER Honor Sodmv 2, 3,- S'eerinq Comm. 2, 3; Hornecoming 3 Sudan? Counml 3,- Cantnen 3,- THHiY 1, 2, 3; RT 3; Road Rally 3 Class of I 970 0111'. WY 121111811 P 2'1 Md 2111KJW VfW1 LHDNH? 1HH1Y l, 2 3; Jr Prom 2, Spamsh 1 2, Math .4 .,r'- J' 11W '2, Jr F'vrm 2, am: Thu 3 M5111 2, Sueme 2, 3; . v .A' Mmmn Bum! I 2, 1 0:431;le WEHS H Y 1, Travk 2, FoovbaH 1, 2, 3; Wresvling 1, 2, 2 B'GSVKHSH 1,2 3, Huddle 3 SH JEN WEN1' Bowhnq 1, Golf 1, 3. SkliAN WFNC 1r1 Hi Y 1, Jr Prom 2, French1 1191141113 WENZEl HOHO' SomeVy 2, 3; Oer Mess 3; TriHiY 1, 2, '1 Jv Play 1, 2 German 2, 3, Mth 2, Road Rally 3, A CapeWa 3,- CM M s 2 CARL WERNERinII Monnor 3, Baseball 1, Symphonic Band 1, Band 1, 2 3 NEAL WEST ELIZABETH WESTPHALV Tqu-Y 2 TIMOYHY NESTPHAL KAY WHITEWBowling 2A RICHARD WHITE Cheerb'ock 3; Hall Monitor 2; CRIMSON COMET 3, MARY WHITFIELD2 Jr Prom 2; Soph. Party 1; Human Relavions 3; FamHv Comm 2, 3,- GAA 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3. MICHAEL WHIYLOW7$9udem Coun. 3, Jr, Concessions 2- Cheerblock 3, HaH Mondor 3,- Hall Patrol 1, 2 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Jr Relahons 2, 3, Foovball 1, 2, 3; Wre..nng 1. v . Prom 2, Human DAVID WIEGANDVJV Prom 2; German 1, Track 1; Baske?ba11 1 Cross Country 2. MARIBETH WIENCEK irSYUdenf Store 2; OElA 1. WILLIAM WIESEMANN-Cheerblock 3,- Bowling 1, 2, MARK WIGGINSwCheerblock 3; Road Rally 3. Seniors TERRY WILBUR Chcurblock 3, HJH Momor 2; Soph Party I WENDY Wmmx Hovo' Ru g I, HIIMUW , WEI 'V Jv m4, 2, 3, Jr. Prom 2, QmH 8 bqu 2,- Spamsh 2, 3 UN '2 i Mam 2, Dawn 3 CAROL WllKE SVHMJH; vav H 'v Hnnw w 17:; 1 2 3, FM, :- Vc-Ss I ,1 Tv H Y T H V'm Comm 2, 3 vanmn j K hm-rhuuh-Is l ' HAILA WILLIAMS THHJ-Y 2, 3, Spanish 1 Golf 3 ISAAC WMUAMS CMIOVHOU- 3 Ha Vonvur pella 3; Chorus 2 MATTIE WILLIAMS Hall Monitor 1. ROBERTA WMUAMS OEIA 3,- Jr Play 2 RONALD VWLUAMS SVverVq QQH'W 7 9 H Y 2 J' WWW 2, Solvh Pany 1, Human Relavions 2, 3. DAVID WILLIS DONALD WILLIS CHWSTINE WtLSON JOYCE WIMER ROBERT WWKLER SCOTT 'WKNSKI rJr Prom 2 Soph P3r1yl;50wl ng l, 2, KATHLEEN V'ViSEMANiTHHiY l, 2; Jr Way 2, RT 2, 3; Fashiononcs 3. LAURA AITZGALLrHCnor Sodmy 2, 3, TH HiY 1,- Jr Pia; 2,- Soph Party 1 Germar 2; Ma'h 2: Bowhng 3, GAA 2 KE TH NRLFORD HaH Put'o' 2 Poazi PJ'W 3 Wresfing 1 Chorus 3 WCHAPD WOLFOPDwHV 2 Cari? RM: 3 Drama 3 JOHN 'WOLSWFEP. Choorhkxk 3 901d dey 3 NANCY WOVACKaJr Concess ons 2- Cadet Tchg 3,- Lafin FasL1 0ne es 2, 3 Bowkng 1,2;Slide Rule 2. L'THADL meD SVm-r nu ComnV I, CLVOMNO2R 1, Hall MOHHOr 1, HaH Va 1 l H. Y 1, Jr P'cm 2, Bye Bye B vdve 2 A Candle 2; Madrigab 2; 2hmm, 2 F?'VHHIT WOOD Cbmvh'ock 2, 3 lahn 1, 2; Concvrv Band 3 PWPEFI? WOREK Chomblcck 2, 3, HwY 3, Track 2 3, Cross Counny 7 3 NAVW V WUINIAK Chomhlmk 1. HM Monitor 3 THFVVAQ WHYNWAK DECA 3 2HU'K WPAY Chovrblod 2, 3- WV 3, Cadm Tthq 3, Humrm RN 3 Row! Ralw 3 DAVID $.WGHT CkpovHOCk 2, 3: HaH Monhor 2 Hw-Y 1, 2 3,- Jr Prom 2 SC:t parwl Mavh I2 2 WCHARD WYKOFF Cheerbbck 3; ICT 2 , STEVEN YEATEQ Chee'bloLR 2 3, Road Raw 3, KATHLEEN YODERr Hover $068M 2, 3 Jr Concess ons 2; ELSTCNIAN' 3, QUW 8. SvcH 3, SUCOV MusrcM 2 Lain T, 2,- Dmma 3,- A CapeWa 2 3 de'mfs 2 3 C'Hnscnr'w: I HOWMCW Pg: 3 C' oe'::'c:k T O'1 :2 Mess. 3,- T' H -Y F55 O'We'ws , Came'a 3 DEBORAH YUSKO PATRICM YUSKC T' H Y 2 6AA 2, KA'FLEEN :A.2.ACK HO'KN SC:' 1, 2 3 Lw'n l, n k PATPICFA 'EPBE CW t Me 2O: P2273 C'Cns'l H1 3 KAV erst Haw Sous Cheus 1 2 3 CLAUDE ZM'VEPLE PATR'CIA ZOLVWSKl-AVA I. STEVE VASKV' ANTHONY ADAMS LEON ALDRIDGE CAROL ALLEN KARL ANDERSON BARBARA ASHLEY WiLUAM BAILEY MARVIN BARNES ANDREA BEAUCHAMP EDWARD BILDHAUSER MARY BLUBAUGH MICHAEL BOATMAN RANDALL BOHLE MICHAEL BOULD DAVID BREWER ALLEN BROWN LARRY BRYAN JEROME CAIN BETTY CHANEY ROSA CLEMONS JIM DOWNS ERNEST EDINGER GARRY EDSON JAMES ELLIS GARRY ENGLAND JAMES FLEMING ALICE GLICK MARVIN GLOSSENGER HENRY GRIFFIN HENRY HAMPTON LARRY HAYES CARL HEEG Seniors No+ Piciured WILLIAM HESTER CRAIG HIBNER RICK HIGH BARRY HOYT EARL HUFFMAN ROXANNE ISENBLATTER JERRY JARDINE MILLIE JARRETT TREVOR JOHNSTON DAVID KELLY RICARDO KILGORE RICHARD KINGMAN PAUL KNAPPE PATRICIA KUBATH SHEILA LACHMUND MICHAEL LENOIR MICHAEL LESCZYNSKI DENYSE MCCARTHY DENNIS MCCLURE RICHARD MANN MICHAEL MARLAND PAUL MARTIN GYTIS MILDAZIS BURKE MURRY RONALD NEULIEB RANDY OCKER GAIL OFCHARCHAK KATHERINE OLVANEY DAVID PEOTROWSKI RALPH PLISKE PEGGY PRICE CHRISTOPHER RAUSCH JOYCE REESE ANDREW REHTORIK EDWARD SANTANA KATHLEEN SCHUMAKER MICHAEL SCRIVNOR LEROY SHARK BRENDA SHERWOOD COLLEEN SHROYER CARL SIMMONS CORNELIUS SINGLETON CATHERINE SPALDING SUE SPRENCEL KENT STARNES DARCY STEELE WILLIAM STINSON SYLVIA TAYLOR ARCHIE THOMAS MELVIN THOMPSON TIMOTHY TURNER GILBERT URBAN KATHY VISS!NG CLIOPHUS WALKER LAWRENCE WENDT JACK WHEATBROOK CHARLEY WHITFIELD ISIAH WHITFIELD GERRY WILSON JAMES WILSON IN MEMORIAM For tlae journey is done and the Summit attained . . . ! R. BROWNING i x..w'3 TERRENCE CIZEWSKI WILLIAM JASNIEWSKI O 7 9 r1 0 S S h C STEERING COMMITTEE From Row: K, Huff, K, Eddy, M Same , D, S'eele, J. B YeMes, C Panerson, Mvs DeHaven Sponsor FWh ROW T ld'W, P, Regers, Samara Second Row C Farmer, S Jones, M. Cavannal'x, L Hams, D O'ken. B D Zdyb, C, Grant, S. Halluck, J. Kalil, J. Szykowsku, A Cypher: va'h Row: Lvnns, K Sadlowskr Thad 90A W Ashisponsor M Webb,J Gardner, D S Hulvgren, D Pawlowsh J DuHev C Schemck Sevemh Row. D Lute, S SurfaCe R Berg FcurVF Row: J Stevehson, C Faber S Kwawrsh S Wyrw Dunlop,J Olsen, 3 Tyson, Juniors - Class of 1971 D Cvoss, JV Samana, S. Wynn, D Lute C Abel C Abel, J Atkll, T Aievs, A Albano, K Alhenson, M Alexawim P Allen, D AHgOOd J AHcson B Amberg, D Amm, D Amodeo E Andershctk, B Anderv scn B Andorsor C Anderson K Anderson S Anderson, J Anghck, A, AmisV del, M Avhsdel, R Anwsdel, S Amum, A Arbas, G Amber, 9 Avdier C Arndv, C Arndr, M Arney, L Ashley, 0 Babb J Games, 5. Baker, 8 Ba'ser, R Bams L Banrwan, D Barkow, P Barnes, 5 Barnes, M, Bamen, T Bav'h, D 859916 Bane! P Baunge' P Beck, H Beebe, L. Behr, 8. Bell G BenreH. S Benson D Bentley, C Berg, R Berg 5 Bevkson, D Bernavd, J, Berry, P Berry, R, Bianth, J Blank, J. Blank, P Blank, P. Blank S Blweden C Block, R. Bodine, B Bodkoy, A Boehnlem, B Bogenskx, P Bogoslawskl, WV Bohlim, C Bohmev Juniors Juniors K J, Bcha E Bomchb, P, Boothe, R Borolox, J Bovmch, J Boyd, T Boyd, P Shm'mel C Bunk- ma n L Brc'v'oy, N Brown, S Brown, S Bruce, S Bruze, D. Buchanan, L BLChdnBH, NV Bulakowski, L. Burdine T. Burke, C. Burkhart 8. Burns, J. Burns, K. Bums, K. J. Burns, R. Burns, D. Buleer, K. Caddo B. Cair, C, Calhhan, JV Camp- bell, D Cdrnge, N. Carlson, D. Carr J. Carson, T. Casszdy, T. CaSSIdy S Cassler, M Cavanaugh, R. Chawhcvs, T, Chambers, ML ChlLdVCSS, M Chxsm, M Chris- 'ensen, 6 Church, M Cihak G Cmar, R Claeys, 0 Clark, D CLIHoId O Clough, B. Cock- shon, L Cofer, SL Coffin, D. Cole J. Coleman, A Collier, 5 Col- Ims, D Colvin, -T Combs, M. Connell, D. Cook, J. Cook, L. Conley CL Cooley, 8. Cooper, T. Cor- ley, BL Coursel, RV Covert, K. Cowgill, 8. Cox, J. Cox, P. Cox J. Gardner Class of 1971 Mr. Remmel, L. Strang R. Cox, E. Craig, S. Craig, C Creager, D. Criswell, D. Crocken, D. Cross, J. Crozier, M. Curley P. Curtis, B. Cwiakah, A. Cy- phers, M. Dabben, D. Dades, B. Dalton, B. Debold, J Degne geard, P. Demorrow P. Denard, P. Deneau, S. Daren- gowski, T. Diab, J. Dillard, L. Dingman, J Dirks, K. Dobbs, KV Dodson D. Dolezal, L. Dombkowski, D Dornbrock, 8. Downs, M. Downs, R. Downs, T Dry, 8 Dunlop, M. Durflinger 5, Durham, A. Durnal, C. Dutch- ev, D. Duvkiowicz, R. Dye, C Dyer, K. Eddy, B. Edwards, C Edwards J Edwards, L Eggers, J. Eis, L. Eldridge, P. Eldridge, P, Ellison, C Enose, D. Epple, N. Erickson K. Ericson, L. Esper, C Evans, R. Falls, C Farmer, R. Faust, T. Faust, V. Fausv, A. Feige C. Fisher, P. Fleming, J, Fisch, J. Flething, B Flores, B. Fore- man, GA Forney, J, Fox, K. Franks 5. Graham, P Grangea GV Gram, TV Grantham, B. Green, 8 Green, D. Green, N. Green, R, Green C. Greis, RJ Grinstcn, G. Groch, K. Groch, R. Groff, B. Grovh, E, Grudovich, J Guemher, C. Guess K. Gumns, T Gunder, WV Guse, SV Gushrowsk, C. Haack, V Hahn, 5 Hahn, S Haluck, KA HamJen J. Hammull, JJ Hand?ke, S. Haney, J. Hardacker, CJ Harding, D. Hardy, J Harmon, L Hanis, P. Hams NV Erickson J. Fran Ho, L. Free, T FVelSmU'h, S Freyer, L. Fnerson, R, Fries, M. Fristhe, P. Frost, H Fryar E, Fullev J Fuller, J Fumess, V Gabor T Gabnele, J Gahv, D. Gallas, B Gamle, R. Ganshorn J Gardner, J Gardner, H. Gar- ner, A. Geleske, J. George, L George, 5 George, C Germam, B.Gesse JV Gievlak, J Gilchrist, C Glakke, PJ Glanz, L Glid, R, leck, P, Gloff, M Glossinger, J Goodman Class of 1971 HH'V m, E: Hn'm :e'rqa, E HM'WN, qur' A Nv'M' J V HrJ'Wv T Hvrrvg V Hr-J'x C Hewsov N Haw H quman, c P HC'JR' G Hzlw , Hdkaay Jeggcr B James B Janewskh Javzawk J Jarmfowski JascF J JCthcr K Jchscr Joves, vaws 5 vaws A Jcsuih gc'nsr' E Ram: KaM, D KEHK, L DeHaVE'W Juniors R Konvv, Y KeHnms, D Kel'ey, x am , 5-D l4 H, Iv kwizuv W Kw; px-w K. Muv C; Krsslpr D Kvuiw 1.0 P VWIL'H'WL', M KIHJ,J K 't , L ' ' , k A Kwoh D K'wvv R Krmla M Knoll K chx J Kw Yer, D KOMSJ V MIL A hdmhx, C Kolsver, M Kovher, C Kowal- 5k; 5 Km nwslu, M Kre'qHydum, S qungm, H Krug, C. Krusmskw, D Kurhvk, K Kmhuk, S Kuldwmskw D Ku'plel R Kussmaw E7 Kuta D Ku'ch, K Larhmumd, R LMoHeV'P, B. Lam C Lam, D. Lamb T, Lamb J. Landess, W Landwer, D. Lane, T Lane, J. Lange, J Lasky, D Laskv, D Lawrence, W. Lavwence S Lawson, C Lavman, J. Lerge- ber, T. Lernihan, A. Leon, K. Leorard, D Lev nson, B. Lewis, K. Lewis K. Lind, S Lhdenmeyen F Lmkowski, G. Lunsemeyer, JD Lipsey, G. stak, M L'wsak, G, ond, B. Loefz Foreman, S Kulawmskw D. Cargile, M Trout Class of 1971 b J z Kl K v D tau, D Logmann,J Logman, S logsdon, R Lohmar, 8, L00 ms, R loomos, P, loovens, C. Lopp S. Losinieckl, M Love , J. Lov- ins J Lowery, G Loyd, J. lubmrenlu, L Ludlnglon, E. Lungren l LuSDOmb D LMe, D Lqu, T. Lyles, M, Lynch, F Lyons, R Lyons, T. McBrrde, M McDonough, J. Mdarland J MCGIH, J McGuane, J. Mc- Gmre, J Mdee, L McKee, MJ MtKeeJ D Macieiewski, J. Maerz D Magdzmskx N Mmtland, K Mellon, K. Mansfield, P Margraf, J Mark- owskl, J Marquarf, C. Marvin, H Martin, K. Martin S Mamn, D Mathews, J. Ma'- Uszak, R Matzke, JV Mayer, C. Mayo, D. Mecta, J Meding, M. Meeks J Meiean, M Messner, L. Mid- dleton, S Middleton, C, Muller, J Muller, S, Miller, S. Mlller, V Miller D MIHS, E Mnchell, S. MiVChelI, 8 Mmo, P. Mile, M. Mokrycki, R Moldenhauer, R Montr gomely, J. Moore Juniors R Momlm C. Moore J Mar; gmv F Mmmm M MUN C T M3501, S 'Jurqwa R U ymyg M MUSSJ Nalhmhaq K IN, l Nmu'v Nevcrs C Nn'rNs C wadsm 1 NM T Nm man, K. Nob, N Nmak, J Nowatzko, Y Nunn M Ny glen, M Nqu-v D OBrmgcr, K O'ConnoH M. O'Hara, D. Olken J Olsen C Olson, 6 vaan P ONeH, R. Ordzremwsh D, O'ROMy, C Ormsby, D, Ors- zwak C Osborn D OH, J. Page, M P.yz;N N Paqu C Pahs E Papwmn, K PdHS, P PdHSh, M Parker, J. Parks, C Panerr son M Pawmkp P Pdwllk, D Pawlcsh T, Pawon, G Pearce, S Pearce, K. Penfold, C Perry, R. Peters, CV Peterson, C Peyerson, C. Petoskey S PeHQH T POHLps,J Pmkens, DA Puckford, R PCechmk, S. Piechmk, W Pverce, P. Plper, P. Piper Class of 1971 S. Wans, B. Yentes, 5 Wynn T Pollock, J Poole, T, Poole, J, Poplawski, A. Poner, G. P0115, J. Powers, G. Pozywala, G Pra'her G Presser, J. Pscuon, D. Radke, W Radke, J. Ragland, C. Raiser, TV Rdmuon, C. Randolph, R Rausch M. Raz, B Ream! M. Reeves, H. Reed, K. Rehbewn, W, Ret- seck, R. Rhodes, J Rice, T. Richardson L. Richmann, T Richmond, C. Rife, J. Rightsell, C. Rinkle, C, Roames, D. Robb, J. Roberts, G Rogers P. Rogers, F. Rooney, D, Roper, 8. Rose, D Ross, L Roth, F. Rubin, W. Rueter, TA Rusboldf K. Russell, 8. Sacks, D Sadlow- ski, K. Sadlowski, S. Sanders, W. Sanders, J Santana, D. Schachv, C. Schaeffer C. Schlining, C, Schnick, S Schnick, S. Schaff, J. Scho- makev, M. Schoonaen, N. Schroeder, J. Schroll, M. Schultz B. Schwermer, 5 Scott, J, Sco- vel, E. Seeling, C. Selfert, P. Seimetz, T Sellers, L, Semla, L Sever J. Sewell, J. SeweH, J. Sexton' D. Seybert, S. Sharkey, L. Shef- field, A. Shepperson, J. Shep person, J. Shepperson M Sherman, J, Sherwood, J. Shikany, R. Shipley, K. Shires, E. Short, N, SiddaH, P. Sightes, W. Sigle A. Silcox, P. Silko, 8. Simpson, P. Skibo, C. Slagley, E. Sliwa, P. Sliwa, L. Smienelny, A. Smith B Smith, K. Smith, M. Smith, S. Smith, S. Smlm, S. Snyder, M. Sobecki, T. Sobecki, D. Som- mer W. Southard, P. Somhward, C. Spencer, L. Sprague, C. Spren- cel, R. Sprong, T. Spurling, M. Squires, M. Stanaszek G. Stanley, L. Stantz, G. Stark, D. S1eele, B. Steepro, JA Steven- son, M. Stewart, S. Stich, D. Stinson S. Svoligrosz, C. Storey, L. Strad- tner, L. Strang, L. Strawmier, S. Strufz, F, Studer, K. Smder, S. Studer E. Summers, D Surface, J. Sutherlin, T. Sutton, J. Swan- son, R. Swanson, M. Swiger, R. Swim, D. Szalaiko Juniors 0. Bernard, R. Berg Class of 1971 C. Szof, J. Szymkowskw, G. Tad- ros, 8 Tallhammer, J Tanner, J TdHSkI, M TarVal, C Taylor, TJHF' C Tee's M.Tee15, v, Thrbldeau, J. Thomas, P Thomas, Tvvmvuason D Thompson, J. Thompson, S, ThrTrv-P, T Thul, T Timm, T Tnnm, D Tue, L Topa, MY Trout J Truiillo, S. Tvoth, P. Trout, J Trubee, D, Turner, R. Tyson, C UTch, M Urback, T. Urback D. Vanderplough, W. Veden, J, Vogel, D Vogler, MT Voris, TT Wade. G Wagenblasv, P. Wag- ner, P. Wagner M. Waldo, M. Walker, R, Wal- ker, DT Walters, 6' Ward, J. Warnke, M. Wa?son, S. Wans, W Wea1hers M Webb, L, Webber, D. Weber, R. Webs'er, CV Wedow, D, We dow, E. Wedow, V. Weis, J. Weiss P. Weiss, J. Welch, S, Welham, V. Westphal, 8. Wheavbrook J. Wheaten, S. Wheeler, C. White, D. White P. Pawlik Juniors N Whne, M. Whitehead, D White R VVhHCvx, S Whn. more, S. Wiegand, D chse, P Wilbur, S Wilke F. Willwams, J. Williams, M, Wil. Iiams, 0. Williams, P. WwHiams, 5 Williams. V. Williams, B Wil- son, R. Wilson V Wilson, M. ngard, R. Wireman, T. WisYhoff, J. WitowA ski, R. Wood, R. Woodard, S, Woodard, S. Woodruff C. Wooten! C. Wozniak, M. Wray, D. Wright, D. Wright, P. Wright 8. Wroblewski, l. Wynn, S. Wynn B. Yemes, R Yourist, C. Zdyb, D. Zdyb, M. Zeese, B, Zedler, M. Zolis, C. Zywanoski, E Fu- gate L. Hallin, E. Harmon, D. Harmon GERRI KELLEY IN MEMORIAM Far all the boundlm univerje A life - there 13 720 dead! MCGRIZARY a Badkey B Biggeiemff B. Hhke P l-er:se M iuHer T. Lnambers T. Uark J, Chy C. Deal L Dumbkowskv E. Fleming D Frazer W. Fugate K. Gehr P, Gray R. Gross L, Halface JD Hatcher K. Haynes B. Heuck E Howard K Jarmnowsk! R Jdpoa D Juhnsmr W .0183 G. J05? F. Kiser A LOg'HdHH J, Logmann O. Lynch M. Meece K. MWer R. Moffm P Montgomery J, Nelsom B. Nordyke M. O'Brmger V. Offun L, Olsen Juniors No+ Picfured J. Pearce; J, P.C'rowsk1 D PMHJJL L Rinardson D Pet S Schroeder D Sherwood R Spermer R Sfrblmg R Sw'cm M Tarpwa M. Teleda D Thomas R. Vedrcn C. Welch F. Woiferd F, Wroblewski I D p D .-. t. V . y . D P J Kplle' T MmMas'vr, S Hwisav P Zyk'm K, Mwmwh M. anm Pow. J Dv'vwhok, D BwNor. P lute, SCPHCVCPE SVEEPNC COMMITTEE From 92:. U Pduw W Adams P Ca'lson S Schwerrrer, J Luthhran S Wagmy Sex'cnd Pcw D MUS FJvh ?:w. J WHey, K Behemh P Domhkoasn anfin D Hu'Donv P Barr, M Henry, B Vim S Pahvo' D EDse 1N7: Poa L Frankmbuge' N Saya G Svewrxe J Chmsh 'J O'Hara, J Cowl P Brown R Carlson, M. Adams, P Zylsrra, M O'Hara Sophomores Class of l 972 Aer-v M Adams, Adv an, O Adnan, Alm-rs B Alvxan J AJIm lJ Allgood, J AHJson, l AHyscr K Anderson K And- msm T Ardmson, D Anhsriel, Cw A'ms S furha'ubpnulv, M Armour, D, Avms'mnq, B Arndt, D Arndv, K A'vd', T Avnn , B AVHQJ'J, J; AK'traH I ASJWMDHM, C Ashley, V Auslm, J Ayers, N. Ayers, A Babb, P Bmkw, E BaHta, N BavlkoH W Bannwdn, K Barn, 8 Bar day, P BarkduH, B Barlow, B Bavkow M 83707, P Ban, T anm J kw K awnm, Bays, J Beach, 5 Bend: Bfwscv R Befh '75'! L N Bwi S BMHPH erier, K Ephumdv M Bplkmwwn B BPHQ'HL T 86:10, P Bond 1, J BonVJey, N Berg G Bnyw, D Blbh W Bwhnskw, J Bvldhauser, W BJns, J Bad- song 1 Bivdscnq, P vadsong, S Bwhop J Bind: M Slash, G Bimk, D BIudauqh, D Bowman, D, Bche, K Bophnlen, M Boovdwmk, N Bnolszck Class of 1972 Sophomores -,..V :;4 c :;,.,. ;. C E: yvm' D F, 'vK D ngwy L 8w 0 Q Byrd C Can M. Cam V Ca? C CJHaNm J Class of 1972 C. ngsLey H Ccnrevv D Coope' 6 pet K Lcczmr I Dms J Dav: W Der D Dawe' S th'vrda p De'VJ'ok. G Dmxrwr N Cenarc B Comm L C'ks F chxhs L Dcdc P CCWbKCnSK J CCWb'ceskL L Dewb'oskY F Dc'rb'cdk B Dcwv mm C Dovws J DCA'Ls C CeHe D Date C D'zewLeuw, K D'zea ecx M Durcan T DayenJ D.Sa'd T EaLc S Eda ng'cr D Ed'rcnd, E Edscv C Edhdrds D Emaards R Edwa'ds S Edwards K 6997?: 8 Ed, 5 ELde'dge C Elvs D E; S Eme'sor K E'LgJeb'cch' EFchbreckv, C EngemoL K E'm svom K Evans D Euler C ExerJy L EverLy T Everlyv A Faban, L Farler, M ran'e, F Cavrrer L F9Lcma Sophomores Franck, D Flam ?'ov T J FC ws, R Foqus N FcMen auv' P JuHdeuvv P Foid ensue, J Hegel C FCsVe-v. l Fm'w 'rwuw' C Fax m S Fredvnh4g J F'odcuck D Friesmuvh, F? freypr, J Holmj, L. FquL-rsov, M Fullrm N Fur nessJ V Fwwvss S Gavacs J GoHv-yv L GJIHH, D Gavhau, B Ganimyv, D Gav nev, J CANON, N ONJm M Gembala M Gewssler, 6 George, P George, D GJbson, T GweJov. B Gwen, P G'anzcy S Glanz, K Ghdden C, Goerz, J Gcetz, S, Goerz, JJ Golden, M Go'den, D Gooch, G Gocdwm, G. GOV'o R Grace, J. Graham, I. Graham, P Graham, T, Granackl, C Grant, J, Gran them, R Graves, E Gonzalez, P Gray A Green, 8. Green, B. Green, D. Green, K, Green, P Greer, K Gregory, K Greis, B Grun Class of 1972 gut r, gyur r Hpn:n P Harmer, D Harrf-ss, B Hams, S Ha'hs V HENS C Har' 5 Ha. E Ha'WLug A HW'Q Sophomores B Jasm, M Jasiikv S JCHCFS, G Jcnu C J Mien A John- sov J JDJVJSOV U Joh'vssn. k1 JPN scr W Johnson, A. Johnston, S JCJWsroH C Jaws E va05, R Jones. T Jores, T Joseph, R Josepn C Jue'gense 0. KthY J, Kahv R Kym, D Ka's'cvs, M. Kgrs'cns J Knszuvslu, C, Keeley, J KeHer C KeJievns, S KoHoqg. LJ Kelly, M KCHy' P KQYHIE', D Kepma, J Keppen K, Keppen, C. Kerwm LC Sassaman 2? m C Kvsmr, N Kncszkowdkx T. ngwar C nghey, P Kmr 10'0,; KJm-v'vs G Knmk D Kmoh A Kmms 8 Knows, P Knox K Knunwos, J. Kobas, B. Koth, NV Kolodiei, J Kcrcn,J Kramer, K Kvemh- deYn L Krenv1,$ Krocmng, K Krucr ger, R, Kruse, T. Kuhn, GC Kunow, J Ku'fh, D Lane, R. Lane J. LafoHeHe, R LafoHene, J. LaFoumam, R. Lang, J LaRocco, J. Larson, D Layman, JV Layne, D. Laughlm Class of 1972 Inmates S lanson, C Lr-ahW J Lezhnm. 5k C L09, W lm-Ls, E Luke, P LE'I-aLEM K LI'J.:3HdOI.$Lh U Lew. vmash D LLPd'LO R LIJgLFS, C Lndr Sty, M Lmdsen M LL'W, M. L LLsrmk A LISQChL, LLOVC1 V LLOyd K Loom A Loqmarv, J chvme 8 Lc'Lu J LC'KJV T Lomovxsld, J Loslniecki, RL Losm eck; D anLLa M M18! Lie, B. NCLe C- MLCCHMCk 5 Mo CC: T V Co'v'm M VICQ'O, A VJrV'nc M Mu;k.-.ey P '3 K99 T M1 MASH M Nauzasx P Vfww 52 Max? A. N Urn 2' M oh 0 'Ar'cno P Mirzaa C $330 D Meadows D. Meansv N NNHLJ L Ucov F: Moe L Mud- Sophomores RT. Inmates MM v I 'VJW' 1k D kat' Mw'vnh-IMIJ W NHHNJJIJV D .iwm G NM dH M 'y'x'HV, Mx',x-' m. .25 K .- , r, M MJ Cw M 'w ML p M 1 M J .u H M 1m J v Hm, LQHIO S MJKM J Av'OhVSSP' B 'Jr saw J Mzhyk N NoWwaxw D Vulw- U Mmmm P MLHJHM 0 Moms, R Mo'vson C. MOV'OH, P Mowm, J Mor n , P MueJJPL 8 Muhm, F, Md vs C 'Wx;Jve,,J MuV-Vay, R Nasser T Nalmok M No'nwl. A Ne- kus A kJPkUS L Nokorr D New C NewsonoJ thon, M thols R NJEVOJSOH, C NukoH, D, Nomen V lewovvmr C No- vak K Novth C Novweske, P Nanak, S Nowatske M NH? 8 Orker, L O'ConA nell, H. Oda, M O'Hara, M. O'Neili, K Orlowski, K. OS- bom, M Osborne Class of l972 T CaboruaJ 0505 N O : A Cwevn J de: 6 95M D Pug? M Pdl'VuL '; Palme' C ervr', S Pavkmar P TH-vsTey, C Panwvscn, R Pa'mrsch, T Pah- lm, D Pmuscn V. Pc'nm, P Pm'vov S PENCH P Pwasor, S Per'f VJ wa B Pwrzrs, D PWt-vs T Pz-U-vs S ??cls, A P'Wwps R POQYLP, K PlescFaTa, G. PTaIz, B Vthn J PTwa S PodgorsH, D PCH, P POTT V, Post T Pomrck D Patten B PouTskT, 8 Powell J PoweH, B PmnouS, J Pm-hs A Pm: R Pmce C Pbyiryhrs'k P, Prysszmskx, S Pscxon, J Puch, J Puch D Puma, S Putz L. Redke, D RamA 59y L Rasfka D QaskaT D Rectcr, S Redfeh! P Rod, R Rhodes, D Richardson, E Richardscn, L. Rich ardson T Rmha'dsor N. RTch'rond R ngo D chb B Robe'scn, P. RCbursO J Pobeds L Rcbevson, D RCbmSOP B RCge's, D Rogers R Rcmenl, M Rocnm D Rouse J Roysh, Q Roniey C Reyce L Mohammed Sophomores S PULLLLLX' S RHLHU LU :Dy 9 P Rvsseil ndan K Sam R SJVULCI D Sarnuws R San- ?ava L Sassamm R 5mm 5. Saymc M Sunsk' M Saya, L Semie C 3: vpLLake D SU'Wd' G 5; er D Sw-mk M 3;.on wan U Swan? R Suhsmnkc S Shumnmr L SLCH D Seelmg, 'VL Senderak, J. Sep- owv'S D SUVMLK J Euywou' B So.'.ELL K Sewwou T Shaw, M A Shmpovson L SLHLyHy, R SLHL, 2' KL'pt' D gh'os A Shreve D Si9b9r1,W Sier hon, J, Suegvi B S mmwmi, J SLMMSOW, R SL'VLS J EWLLD T 5SxLLO D 5 Drum; 5 5L 1 mskl J Sin: lo 6 5L .2; D Smlermlny, C Smith, C. SVVUHV L E'HHh M Sn Ah, M Sn NW N SmJH P 5 va R Sy' m 5. 3w m 1 5mm 8 smpp, D SY'JIJ U mei H Sva'pr S Serder, G Sofranko, LY Sones Class of 1972 3; E P Smyrw V SHbv E'Ym' - 1 L SWoun, V. Suvmevs S Susn's, J Takit. D Ta,lt:! K. TeheHen GA Tehelie', H T VT1V L Yv'wn M qu'bg, D Thole, D. Tronws K Vhovvu, P WO'HdS, T TVomes, D T'C'ston P. Thomrsovt A Th'oreoe'n M Transkl J Trayv M Trouf, C Twhw C Turnw, R Tuvner, 9 TH x: G UJCH R U'VVphrey T U'I'arsi J U'ley, M Va'W- Ioor S VON J Vega M Ve- nice S VernonJ Vernon, D. Vcorhovs D WMVcaker, P VWWHMMMHLJ VWMHQVJ, J Vvavlow, J Wthr vch T Nw-Ivh C Vighbvmn, R W'cs, P VV'kc D VA. JUVSCH, VV VJ Wuns B, V. ',J V1533, J WV-vrs M. W mvs S WwWaws,J WHIs, K Wst K leson, S W;lson, N W'uner, L. Wmslcw, D Wlom, B Wipv permar P ereman, D Wison- baugh, C VViskeman J. WsnieskiA D WlstoH, E W 9th D meer, V WolA ford M Wohns! J Wolver, S Womack G Woodrdf Sophomores B qulvllmt M VVHHv-r VV!HMM L 3va H V..-'r b S, . Wmd A VJ m rm D VVku 9 yvamv r; VLIrr Hm R WML U Www.vv, 0 Werv S th l0' l Wvdow, C Wr'v'v J W! a '3 'Jn-MH f Vszt, T Ar'x'm v T FUN aw T V.' Hiv', ii Wh 'v V W' W, VHWU C. Woofen, D, Worek, D, W02; nick, PA Wozniak, J. Wright D. Wroblvwskw, R Wysong, R ijng M Yodnr R Ymk, N Zaran'o. lynuh, J lorbe, R AW ghw J Imsko, J ?onyk, M l'y'; v m Vuwsh P. lylsvra, J Bowers, C, Dab- ney, J Demos, C. Phillips R. Allerw B. Anderson S. Anderson R. Barber M. BeOSI D. Blederstadt R. Blake J. Bonee D. Breed C. Brown M, Cagle D. Chmski K. Couch B. Crittendon D. Cunningham E. Dreske M. Everett B Garren A. Gaston C. GlbbS K Glossenger Sophomores Nol Piciured K. Gulliver L. Halhn E. Hampton T Harris 5 Heath C. Herr P lmperato J.Jones D. Krueger M. Lee D. Lewis I, Lewis B. Lovvorn D. McKay L. Manhews S. Maxfield J. Mayfield C. Meiean J. Merritt S. Montgomery R Morse N, Nixon R Partine H. Phillops T. Puforek C Raschka M. Rhodes D. Shikany J. Simpson K. Simpson J. Sdano V. Sfepp D Thode J. Tuel J, Wadlingfon R. Walpole J. Werner B, Woodard H Yanz T. Young J. Zepik R.E. OLSON 8. CO. Dave Olson0Ralph Roames 4l7 Belden S+ree+ Concrefe Confrac+ors ResidenHal Commercial0lndus+rial Sidewalks-Driveways Founda+ions-Flooring Call for Free Es+ima+es 874-43l0 ECONOMY AUTOS, ND. 5000 Soufh Franklin S+ree+ For Cars Tha'r Can Go Almosf Anywhere CROSBWS, INC. 725 Franklin Sfreef 9730mm CW 330m The Home Owned Store JWJ'QM 1723 MM Saw Miinbti, Md. ' 6 WWI v Aufhorized Agency for Bulova Wafches, Ar+ Carved Diamonds WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL ENGINEERING AND MOLDING STELREMA CORPORATION 402 DARLINGTON STREET . LA PORTE, IND. 46350 . PHONE 362-6282 UKREA CODE 2196 LESTER l.. JONES Sales and Service Da+sun for Hue Sound Move For Top Quality and Service ORBIT OLDSMOBILE 625 Easf US. 20 GRIEGERT CAMPUS SHOP College or Career Bound Enroll Firs+ In Our GREAT LOOKS COURSE Na+ural Shoulder Clo+hing In Famous Name Brands JOSAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY A Good Place To Work 5. Collins SMITWS SHOES Marqueffe Mall and Tenfh and Franklin Street R. Wood To keep up wifh +he swinging bea+ COLONIAL MUSIC CENTRE 209 E. Garfield CLARK EQUIPMENT COMPANY Brown Trailer Division Flowers for +ha+ special person are af WRIGHT'S FLORIST SHOP I004 E. Michigan Boulevard 874-5243 PULLMAN-STANDARD Michigan Cify Congrafulafions Class of I970 Complimenfs of DELANEWS FURNITURE STORES 7IO Franklin Sfreef 5. Keller, 3, Melnyi anrriagv Qrahv amt: 6119 31191115 .311le WHERE FASHlON BEGlNS Chasflefon Drive. Long Beach bf Tinkers Dam Beef 0+ luck b Hie Cass 0 r a Few decade . DeardorH. S. Krause. employee For +ha+ good fif in clofhes FALVEY6S MARQUETTE MALL B. McBride. P. Skwiaf Dream abouf +ha+ delicious +rea+ from Hue DAIRY QUEEN 2506 5. Franklin and I027 Michigan D. Pendleton, D. Sadlowsli For a complefe line of home decorafing i+ems M. C. INTERIORS, INC. 823 Franklin Sfreef K. Marquiss. J. Vankosky Nmmauzt MarqueHe Mall 4027 Franklin Sheef 879-8266 R. S'ibbe. C Ormsby LY Smiede'ny S. Cummhgs MIDTOWN BARBERS FRICK MOTORS Five Barbers +0 Serve You Il3 W. 7H1 S+ree+ 874-8362 Razor CuHing Men's Hair-Sfyling Trimmed +0 Your Orders 20H E. US. l2 JOY MANUFACTURING Michigan Ci+y D. Ahm, R. Chakos, T. Glidden For shoes and purses +0 go wifh +he la+esf fashions DOBESKPS SHOE STORE 909 Franklin Sfreef J. Boehnlein R. Glass For a wide selec+ion in +he lafesf fashions BLAKPS MarqueHe Mall C Beyer, D Given C. Willie. D Lufe Congrafulafions +0 H19 Graduafing Seniors From HIRSCH FORD 3515 5. Franklin Sfree'r Michigan Cify, Indiana 872-72I7 WHAT MAKES BURGER CHEF GOOD ENOUGH TO LEAVE HOME FOR? ls if our hamburgers cooked over an open fire? Our Hwin, crisp. +ender french fries? Our +hick shakes. so +hick you can ea+ +hem wifh a spoon? Our fish sandwiches and our hot apple furnovers? Our new Jumbo Shef? 25H E. Michigan Blvd. YES, IT '5! FOOD GOOD ENOUGH TO LEAVE HOME FOR M. C. BUILDING 8. lOAN ASSOCIATION Enabl'shea W I885 Insured Savings Real Es+a+e Loans Currenf Dividends up +0 570 3H Franklin Sfreef Michigan CHy, Indiana 874-58 l 5 Whether 111:2.311'53!a .hunnuuanf- L -' waaw ' . . NannilE C. Janlowski making a deposit or taking it out the Citizens Serves You Best CITIZENS BANK OF MICHIGAN CITY, INDIANA LONG BEACH o BARKER ROAD 0 TRAIL CREEK LA CROSSE o ROLLING PRAIRIE o WESTVILLE M. Galles. M Logmann BASSE ELCO ELECTRONICS llNCOlN-MERCURY 7l0 E. U.$. 20 2l5 N. Roeslre Ave. J. Schaaf. J. Benn, T. Elias B 8. E MARINA, INC. Family Fun Cenfer 500 Cenfer Sf. a'r Bridge Complimenfs o; WOODRUF F AND SONS A. Carver, P. Fischer Mrs. Lucas. 6. Sinichko, M Kisielewski lncorporafed lUCAS MUSIC STUDIOS Confradors insfrudion in Piano. Voice, Organ. Art Band lnsfrumen'fs E. U.S. Hwy. I2 2l7 W. l0+h S+ree+ Telephone 872-8605 874-8853 ARNO ADHESIVE TAPES INC. Dr. Scholl's Adhesive Tape Division U.S. 20, Michigan Cify. Ind. NEWS DISPATCH SOLBERG'S HOUSE OF FLOWERS SPECIALIZING IN UNIQUE NOSEGAY. BALL AND CHAIN FLORAL CORSAGE DESIGNS 73l Washingfon Sfreef Michigan Cify. Indiana 6. Diedr'ch S. We 57571 P, Wr'gb? D. U+pafd S. Beyer For Thaf All Occasion Dress THE lADIES SHOP SWARTZLANDER MOTORS 4H Pine S+reef Corner of 8H1 and Franklin Square Michigan Cify. Indiana J. Freien C. Tiedeman The s+ore wifh +he mos+ complefe line of furnifure and appliances in Hue area . . . JERRY'S FURNITURE 807 Franklin Michigan Cify, Indiana Phone 2'9-872-0266 and 874-5429 SUBURBAN LANES Recreafion Cenfer Where +he Senior High Leagues Bow! Fun and Recreafion for +he Family Boang, Billiards Resfaurant CocHail Lounge 3 . 9- g'.'.!mu0 H . - . 9 6' u M . - .' ml ! 2-, J; .. s ' Paul Lyles and Sue Johns know where Hue ac- +ion is when if comes +0 money management MICHIGAN CITY ' 5I5 Franklin Sf, - - . - FIRST- . EdS tgd e Plala 0 Karwick Plaza - Marque++e Mall MEHBHAHTS WANATAH HANNA MIUIAl BAN KINGSBURY FISH LAKE MERTL MOTORS, INC. Eas+ Michigan Boulevard Michigan Cify, Indiana For All Your Pet Supplies and Needs THE FISH BOWL AND PET SHOP l07 York S+ree+ C 8. G TELEVISION, INC. 4l2 Franklin Sfreef SALES-SERVICE Opera+Ic S3ghf ado Scwa rlflmi LP ginhorns gm 7m J W wm'a AW IIIIJIIIIIIIIII zIx7777 MarqueNe Ma Michigan Cify HENRY lUMBER COMPANY YOUR LUMBER MAN FOR 75 YEARS 6+h S+ree+ Bridge TO ANNCLNCE THE GRADUATES BIG DAY HERFF JONES FINE PAPERS DIVISION Blll SHERMAN BUICK CO. ' DedEcaHon +0 Excellence NEW CARS USED CARS 309 Wesf Michigan Boulevard ' r'xx . X , '- W: , 5' 1 1 BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF I970 PUBLISHER'S CONTINENTAL vmvs SALES $ PRINTERS ARTS CRAFTS TOYS 260l Eds? Michigan Boulevard 2309 Franklin Sfred Sue Craig A JAYMAR sun 'K KLHI Temipci MAKE THE 70's SCENE IN JAYMAR SLACKS The sixties ended with the age of Aquarius but Kurt and Dave know that when they wear Jaymar slacks they are experiencing the eternal age of comfort and fashion. They dig the fine tailore ing, styling and patterns in the Jaymar collec- tion like Dave's patented Jaymar SANSABELT slacks with the unique triple action elastic waist- band that moves with you and never binds and the wide belt loop flairs in a bold plaid worn by Kurt. There's a Jaymar slack designed Just for you to do your thing . . . look for it at your favorite men's store. JAYMAR-RUBY: INC. MICHIGAN CITY, INDIANA 46360 M MM NORM CIPARES INSURANCE AGENCY Warren Building DRVEQ S TPAW-JNG PAY CFC GENERAL Congrafulafions Class of I970 DIRECT DIAMOND IMPORTERS CONSTRUCTION CO. INC. 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