Elston High School - Elstonian Yearbook (Michigan City, IN)
- Class of 1980
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U N DER ClDNCTRUCTIlDN Choos dominoies schooi life Teachers and srudenrs Uproored from fomilior classrooms New roures ro be discovered omldsr o maze of consrrucrion, Windows gone, barriers errecred NOISG 0nd comfusmn reign Men and machines work roword 0 common goal, rhe disrrucrion of on old, wom body, rhe consrrucrion of 0 new beginning Brick by brick rhe budding crumbles, our of rhe rubble rises 0 fresh life like 0 phoenix from me oshes Old rrodirions live on in 0 new serring ADDITIONS TO AND RENOVATION OF E L ST 0 N SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL EVERETT l. BROWN COMPANY ' ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS ' CONSTRUCTION COORDINATORS .!. 54'!31;!4 I 6. 33,25..- .1 n8.!.. .IC. .I . - ., ll . . bunch; .. , . ...... , .213 WK; 51. a .....I. gmacw w s I: 00' .n 0 's o .g -M .00... . . ...,..u......sqi,.,....lbuv?.m...umi.....5r.z :1. tinleui. unprinq'i gun I I . 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Many hours of redious work were spehr 0h creorihg 300 pieces of ourhehric medlevol cosrumes Ohd exrrodlhory scenery such 05 o massive, life-lilse, snorled rree ond ihmcorely derailed stones in rhe cosrle wolls, Unfortunorely, olmosr one week prior ro opening highr, Greg Meell become ill wirh appendicitis morivorihg Eric Greslo to ombiriously undersrudy rhe role of Loncelor, Greg quickly recovered enabling him ro moke rhe second weekend's performance. hComelor was on ehspirihg ond rouchihg experience ro rhose who sow the brughr shlhlhg moments of on opremisr's dream. The Iotds and ladies oc'hre hher Cueee 35 she Occgers Lceceeor w humuury Nasty Mordted reveals his rrue feelings of Arrhur Lost without Merlin's guloowce ng Arrhu' geormex for me power '0 ieoc hm couhrry Guenevere succumbs r0 Lowcewor s YOFYWOWK C'wchsmo PIomng devious delights ogoms' Lomceb' Gueweeere ahc her mighrs p'epure fo' rhe JOUSTS Lancelot excloims HCest MOM r0 OH rhe desurec wrues of o ngh! Arthur, Km; Of Ehgbnd Merlyn ......... Guenevere Loncelor ng PeHmore Mordred Morgen Le Fey Tom Of Worwm Sir Dtnodon Sir LioneL Sur Sogromore Sqwre 000 Lady Anne Lords And Lodes Of Comebf Done Cole Debbie Coxhns Soroh thr Dorb Grohom Apnl Hervey LOuro Hgdon Corps De Boiler Deb Byrd Soroh thr Tern Jackson Judy Jones Em Janus Jim Keomg Cheryw Kruger Gale LIlIey Levgh Meoc Regen O'Rourke Gole Lllley Gaye Merrvweorher Mory Derh Pocholke Mory Schoof Sandro Poplowslm Michele Senders Koren Smlrh Jodie Toub Tim Todros Tom Todros Courr Acrobors Louro vadon Deb Byrd Tern Jockson Mew. JFres V07 Pg . HO'SQ . G's , Meeh Err: areswo 8 Ddrf ' muse 3, Be 9549 . woe Two Drcr 0 Rdw'ke Deuen M2wa3 . Ec Poop D'ew Y.ths 130 K m0C ':cey C ?cuxe . Dcrnce Devero June Tmoerbke Chns Wwegond Pomce Devero Joe Kmoto Rose qudo Pages Louro Holdcrofr Beth McCoy New Beginnings As rhe bond began ro ploy rhe rrodirionol Pomp ond Circumsronce, rhe groduores of the class of 1079, lead by Senior Class President Brod Srormer, proudly srrolled across the gym floor to receive rheir diplomas and r0 face 0 new beginning The guesr speaker, Warren E. Jones, ossisronr superinrendonr of Michigan City Area Schools and o beloved former principal gove inspirational words concerning foirh, porriorism and respect Valedictorian, Eric Greslo, 0nd Solurororion, Anne Schoof, were rhe losr ro receive their diplomas Cops were tossed inro rhe air 05 rhe Iosr words of Alma Mater drifred up rhrough rhe rofrerse Congrorulorions, reors, worm embraces, and future plans were shared as rhe groduores bid farewell ro high school and welcomed 0 new life Mr. Wagner admires Mr Jones' oronon. Absorbed In thought, Ann Coyle Ilsrens ro rhe ceremony A rose and diploma wdl olwoys sxgnxfy rhe preoous momenr of groduonon President Brod Stormer ieods rhe rummg of me rossels Two graduates proudly Wm W0 EMT ow wcy 'we Cheryl Kruggeron :. , . Homecoming Generates The doy began with twenty nervous, young lodtes collecnhg thousands of colorfuT ttssue popet flowers The candidates and their friends rushed to transform thetr trucks into bright wagons of o corovorw At SIX o'clock they Joined th Elston's parking lot for lost minute THSTFUCHOOS Ohd picture taking, Leading the procession, the bond ftHed the night air with strains of HLoyolty 05 people filed out of homes ond businesses to watch the porode pass by The fttst two quarters of the game displayed the most ogressive footboll seen oll year with Elston ond ETHhort rUhhthg heed to head The half time festivities began 05 the bond matched onto the field. Eoch pickup drove In front of the cheering tons to deliver its candidate and her escort The lost ftve trucks contained the finalists Debro Byrd, for Human Relonons Ctub, followed by Tracey Horhb for the Dohlites; Louro Htgdeh, cheer leodets; Liso Lisok, RT; and Kristina Vogehius sponsored by the Student Councilt Lost yeor's queen, Debbte Wyko, took the envelope and prepared to thOUhce the winner. NThe hew Homecoming Queen for 1980 IS . . followed by 0 brief, yet agonizing pause, TTKristiho Vogehius! Pandemonium swept over the crowd as flosh bulbs lit the sky and EIston's 1980 Homecoming Queen began her reign Mt. Horbon warmly cong'otwotes the new Homecomthg Queen, Krtstmo Vogentus The five finalists anxiously CWON the cmouncemeht of the whher The cheerleadet's devilish ock won Most Wogmot ve T'ucls Award The sideline supporters eecou'cged thet' 'ecmthotes O we fteld The Muppets helped to hsptte homecomthg sptnt Emcee Joy Jackson and former queen, Debbte Wyko watt fot the fotefuT ehveToDe Student Enthusiasm Strength, Money And Cheers A mounting sense of exciremenr wos evidenr os rhe Elsron srudenr body participated in rhe onnuol Closs Olympics. Srudenrs cheered their conresronrs on 05 rhe four classes compered ogoinsr each other in activities such as mixed rug-of- wors, balloon pop, boron reloy, single sock race and boskerboll reloy. When rhe final results were announced, seniors took first place wirh 31 poinrs. The Sophomores placed second wirh 29 points, 0 jubilant Junior class followed wirh 22 0nd Iosr, bur cerroinly nor Ieosr, come rhe Freshmen with 7 points. Along with Class Olympics, Vorsiry cheerleading rry-ours were held. Tryours rook place in rwo days On rhe firsr day rhe girls oudirioned in from of Miss Smidr. Their rryours consisted of various gymnastics, TLoonry, on original cheer, plus rwo mounts and o sideline cheer. On the final day the girls performed in from of rhe srudenr body for rhe final decision. Losr yeor marked 0 beginning of 0 new voting sysrem. In rhe posr cheerleaders had been chosen olmosr enrirely by srudenr vorer The new sysrem limirs rhe student body r0 0 30 percent vore, leaving 70 percent of rhe vore wirh vorsiry cooch, Miss Smidr, TB ream coochh Miss Leonard, and principal, Mr. Herbert. The seven girls rhor were chosen reflect that the new system is highly successful. Annually Elsron does irs porr for choriry, when srudenrs Squeeze rheir pockers for rhe few remaining pennies which evenruolly odd up. This Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Freirog Mrs. Fritz was proven by rhe rorol, $828309, which was raised and divided among 7 choririesi Four hundred and sixry dollars each wenr ro; LoPorre Counry March of Dimes, American Red Cross, Michigan Ciry Scholarship fund, American Cancer Society, LoPorre County Eosrer Seals, Heorr Associorion, 0nd rhe Elsron Murol Fun. Recognirion trophies were awarded to 13 homerooms who collected over 100 dollars for squeeze. The Sophomore closs occumulored the largest rorol conrriburion of $905.80 and received the Champion Class Award All homeroom conrriburions end all class projecr earnings were combined ro arrive or the class rorol. Mrs. Thomos' homeroom, rhe 10-F- 4'5, with o rorol of $450 received rhe Grand Champion Award. SummerFunSummerFunSummerFun For many Elsron srudehrs the beginning of summer does nor necessarily mean rhe end of school pornoponon. A vonery of ocriviries were ovoiloble ro hagh schoolers Summer rheorre come to rhe MTChlgOO Ciry School Sysrem for the my nme th rhe help of Elsron's own Sron Honcrofr The choice for rhe premiere producnorO HPippih The srory behuhd TWS muscot comedy concerns rhe fursr bom son of Charlemagne, o greor Roman emperor of rhe fourreehrh century. His son, Pnppuh, is searching for Hfulfillmem in life How he goes about seelmg Ir, from lqihhg hxs forher to living with o widow, her dough rer, and o loud duck, mode for IQTGFGST' ing and rip roaring enrerrommenr. Nor many people realize rhor Cheerleading is on all year round sporr Waking up or 7:30 in rhe morning, Vorsiry cheerleaders dragged rhemselves ro procrice rhree rimes 0 week rhroughour rhe summer The girls slowTy refined rheir rolehrs, in prepororion for rhe upcoming orhleric seosons. SummerFunSummerFunSummerFun The Devilerres and Bond 0150 procnced during rhe summer, Dewlerre coproms, Liso Lisok 0nd Gaye Merriweorher, wenr ro pom pom comps ro 190m new roumes for the school year The Bond and Dewlerres procnced from 900 cm, ro 1100 o m and also from 0:30 p m ro 8-30 p m Ar rhe end of rhe summer rhey porricipored m rhe Michigan er porode As everyone can see, 0H their work has payed off. Two of our Ebron srudenrs porncnpoved in Drum and Bugle corps this posr summer Mike Moloney played the rrumper for rhe Covoliers while Croig Edling played borirone wirh rhe Guardsmen. Borh drum corps placed in the rop rwelve of nononol compermon or Birmingham, Alabama. A series of fun run rrock meets or Elsron were sponsored by rhe Dunes Running Ciub and First Bonk rhroughour rhe summer. Many of our boys from The cross counrry and track reoms porricipored and did very weHV Summer running keeps rhese boys m shope omd gers rhem ready for rhe upcoming seasons. SummerFunSummerFunSummerFun The players ask Pippin. T Gebwe ' 9 ' follmem ' L. Mead, 05 the beggar, 00mm. m w far mm m : , rhe poor Pippin snuggles be'vx 96m uhvmare kW 19 V :wovfp? 7' 7' f O'dmnry mmmm coco No L. Lisok demonstrates ww 59w Mr. Johns direc's the Dam m Mike Johns onemprs rn pm; 'Mn : A w The Devllettes attempt m Hoop 'ho' SummerFunSummerFunSummerFun Mexsco Offered 0 vorxery of sxgms 00d odvenrues ro me Spomsh czuo srudedrs ond Choperones who spew ewgnr days rrovellng around me country They viszred hlsroncol 319an bur oiso bogked m me warm Conbbeon worers Shoppmg, gighrseemg, end leommg obour 0 new culrure prowded cn mvoluoble educononol evenr Chooerones mduded Mrs Croft, MISS Smwdre Muss Boorh, Mrs Dunloo, and Mrs Rhmehorr Also rroveung, wos Elsron's Swmg chow Lew Timberbke orgomzeo momy fund rowsmg events ro save for rhe mo They traveled and performed rhroughour England, Viewmg many mreresmg Sights The summer ended wnh rhe Joycee's onnuol Okroberfesr A vonery of erures were represenred Srudenrs end odulrs alike were gwen the chance ro sample foods and vwew rhe various forms of enrerrommem Summer In MlChlgOU Clry offers 0 voriery of ocnvmes for Elsron srudenrs H s nor only 0 n'me ro by on rhe beech, son, ski, and have 0 gear rime, bur 0150 o rlme for learning. SummerFunSummerFunSummerFun Early mornlng enthusiasm resulrs In corcsrrophe for me Vorsw'y Cheerleaders The Varsity Cheerleaders prove rho! prodce Makes perm: D. Bowen works 0 boom or me Okrooe'fey '0 vcwse mmev b' cheerleaders The Cavalier Drum and Bugle Corps get ready rc go on 'he Held for championships m Alobomo E. Wroblewski Yokes onorher fnrsr or one of me Sqmmer 1m um: Mexican novelers . . 1sr row K Cuy'e' J Km'zewe L Heusron 20d row V McCo'rwcw M's Crow R Eluson 3T row M MelmcKJ G'smes M G'mes D W550 Murder and comedy, not 0 likely mixture you say? Not so, Elston's foil ploy was just that uArsenic and Old Loce , was the story of two endearing old women, Abby and Martha Brewster, who feel it is their civic duty to put lonely old men out of their misery by the use of o lethol combination of arsenic, strychnine, 0nd cyanide in their homemade eiderberry wine One con imagine the shock of their dromo critic nephew when he learns of his ount's iinosty habit and the foct that they place the ugentlemen in the cellar where another nephew, who believes himself to be Theodore Roosevelt, buries them. If on this isn't enough, 0 nephew recently escaped from on institute for the criminolly insone end his doctor sidekick try to bring in some corpses of their own. All this odded up to 0 night of laughs and entertainment for OH those in attendance. $4 rsmic and Old 13465 : a ..W e '. ' .T I Teddy recounts one of his mony adventures as president. Mottlmer explains some of the intricate ideas behind drama to on attentive Boine. Abby and Martha show that the young ore not the only ones who do shocking things. lonothon Iles Hour for the count with the help of the low A Night Of Lethal Humor Abby Brewster ................ Jodie Toub The Rev. Dr. Harper ......... John Goodloe Teddy Brewster ............... Tim Geleske Officer O'Horo ............... Deon WHIioms Officer Klein ................... Cheff Kelly Morrho Brewster .............. Leigh Mead Elaine Harper ................ Louro Higdon Mortimer Brewster .............. Greg Meell Mr Gibbs ..................... Cheff Kelly Jonorhon Brewster ............... Bill Dolon Dr. Einstein ................ Robert Hawks ll Lt. Rooney ................ Deven Williams Mr. Wirherspoon ............. Mike Keoring Auditorium Rocks With hFinol Elsron's Junior HLgh Audlronum YeoHy rocked or xrs fihol hurrah before H was razed in March The hLosr Flmgw, formerly known 05 HHoms 'h Lambs , was sponsored by Elerh's Drama Club, which presehred Corol Burnerr skerches directed by Stan Hoidcrofr, who also served 05 the evening's Emcee Asxde from the sideesplimhg slmrs, rhose who offended were ehrerroihed by dancers, singers, th musicians Teachers, 05 well 05 srudehrs, gor m ro rhe swnhg of rhlhgs Including such 0ch es MISS Doorh end her rroihed accordion, Mr HJohhhy Picmhs Johns and his Nosepickers, ond losr, OUT cerroihly hor Ieosr, rhe Infamous, Teoch Boys - Siicked Frelrog Ohd Elsron Jom Bruemmer. Also oppeorihg were the Elsron Jozz Bond, th HDevwl Magic AH in all wr was on evemhg of bughrer music, rolehr th pure enjoymehr befimng rhe HFiOOl Hing of o sroge rhor had seen 71 years of rolehr pass rhrough irs curroihs. Soroh Flint captivates Hev oudleqce WM 0 'endmon of 'Summemme' Members of the Dlomo Club 0136 Fwd Flmg' wnb o numbe' from HKISS McKore ' Jommln' Joy Jackson does some 'o'wcy suck work Bonnle aouro ngdom assures her down one ow cnmmd husband 00c mm Dolom mor he wn make me 10 mos! wowed hs' once ogom Miss Booth displays compuere corv'd over her 56f omed accordion A picture of style and grace, D Cote and S thr wonder why rhey o'e snll available The Teach Boys do 0 We of rhelr ovm HHOHRyPOOky It's rough being a perfect 10 bemoms J Toub M. Gmms travels wirh J Taylor's foamy Rood J. 6 S. Mock Reach Out to mew audience Dhecmr Bony Stevens L'G Meem coerces two msuspecmg housewwes Cf Jackson and L Mead? mm o relevzsvon oppeo'mce Burns On While the bond pounded owoy ro set rhe fiery tempos for Elsron's pep sessions, eager srudenrs poured inro rhe gymnasium ro offer rheir praise and support ro rhe school's orhleres. Consronr screaming and yelllihg, inspired by Mr. Horborr, closs presidenrs, 0nd cheerleaders, filled the air wirh 0 dynamic vigor which has been rrodirionolly o porr of the Red Devil spiriry The inrroducrion of each member of the reoms and rhe enkindling speeches given by the coaches were followed by werm bursrs of applause, demonsrroring rhe pride onc enthusiasm rhor every srudenr shored. Even rhough the awarding of the Spirit Bell and rhe Spirit Stick and rhe participation in the wild games provoked some competirion berween classes, rhe srudenr body remained united in rheir loyoi efforrs ro boosr rhe reom's morale. All of this combined becomes rhe essence of the blozing Devil Spirir, rhe eremol flame Thor burns in everv srudenr's heorrl Ziggy says, 'hSeniors are number one' Even Santa Claus wears red and whire CV hAzyt PUV: The Pep Band, led by Mr Johns, displays his spirit. The Devll Splrlt hos rerefully enrered Mr Kerwin's wardrobe for inrelligence, good cirizenship and talent wirh special owords. Barb Hegg and Joy Jackson were recognized by rhe Abyoh Bigelow Choprer of rhe Doughrers of rhe American Revolurion 05 good cltlzens . These owords were based upon recommendorion by rhe foculry for dependebiliry, service, leadership, and porriorism. Condldores Joy Jackson, Mike Pedue, Sidney Wright, Louro Higdon, ond Gaye Merriweother represented Elston or Hoosier Boy's ond Girl's State. This annual evenr sponsored by rhe American Legion and rhe American Legion Auxillory was held or l.S.U. and brought rhe ideals of democracy ro life ro rhe porriciponrs. The represenrorives held bofficiol posirions on store, county, and federal levels. Amy DeMosI and Joe Shln were selected 05 Elsron's bMost Promising Athelets by Elston's coaches Amy and Joe were chosen on rhe basis of posr orhleric performance and furure promise. Spanish reocher and Language Deporrmenr Choirmon, Mrs. Croft received 0 greor honor in rhe form of Teacher of the Year award. Mrs. Crofr was chosen Wm.---.. , 7 , Award Winning Devils from 0 group of nominees submirred by all Michigan Ciry Area Schools in October '79. Elsron hos mony owordiwiming srudenrs 0nd reochers 0nd rhere will be many more in rhe furure. Arhreres have long known rhe rhrill of vncrory end the agony of defeor bur losr year was 0 firsr for Elsroh scholars Scholoromo, o schoolwude scholosnc comperin'on iniriored in 1070 culmihored on Thursdoy, April 5th or Roger's High School Audirorlum Wihhrhg scholars received plaques! ribbons or medals roles, ho lerrer sweorersl depending on rheur degree of excellence Superrhrehdehr Jomes Wagner, m explaining rhe purpose of Scholoromo said, HWe wonred ro give rhe some Hmd SCHOLARAMA: Search of recognirion ro oursrondihg scholars rhor we often give to oursrondlhg orhreres Winners of rhe morhemorics, screhce ond Ionguoge orrs comperinon Ih rhe high school division were selecred 0h rhe bosrs of wrirreh rests. The rep rhree scorers plus on olremore were selecred m eoch corogory The three socrok srudy porricipoms end olremore were selecred by reocher recommehdoriOh Ih rhe fine! Hshow clown rhe language orrs ond sociol srudies reams compered ogomsr rheir counrerporrs from Roger's in o Hquiz bowl r0 derermlhe rhe Michigan City Area Schools rop comperirors In each field Winners of rhe Science and Moth reoms were ranked sysremewide by rheir wnrreh resr scores Curriculum Assisronr Bob Dillon, who Chaired rhe scholoromo commlrrees said, hl hope ir will conrihue We have gor rhe momenrum how, and we have gor 0 whole bank of quesrions for rhe compenriorr Elsron scholors ore ready and eoger for o remorch Worch for rhe champs of '80 JUNIOR DIVISION - Front Row: Heh' ': rghrrS OGSCWOQGV E Kdrm R 39909 L Con R Schmr' Second Row: D Drocrewcy J Rm D Wm? M Noge! G Neoi Third Row:J Summers S G'Of L Mecc C 00': A DeMm For Excellence SENIOR DIVISION. Front Row: 'Jofr ' ME Groslc K Mixer J JQCKSOF A Hooded D Don R Locm Second Row: D Dowiby J Keormg J Tcpb C EJenz C Cork 0 Kewsew D Hegg M Wths E Swo: W B: m J H! 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H - ' CHSGS and demons for rhe School Board, ' Including on employees' smke 1O rhe beginning of rhe year which Iosred four weele end 0 pOSSIbIIiry of hovmg ro close some neighborhood schools, because of declining school populonon and fuel expenses, There was olso o deciSIon ro conrihue rhe expansion of Elsrorn Mr Wagner, Supermrehdehr of Schools, roolx o posmve view of rhe exponaon of Elsron's fooliries He believes rhor cramped condinons WIH be gone once rhe expthIon is completed Over and above the physical plonr or EIsron, Mr Wogher soid rhor the conrinuonon of rrodirions or Elsron is one of rhe besr ospecrs of rhe school. mm THE N MT Mr. Wognet, Superlnrendenr School Board: Mr Fwsher Dr Touo, Mr Keorwg, AN . . K Werdrhe, Mr Dorgxs Presdehr, M' Joms Mrs Kurnk z Mr. Cook, Assr Supr for Dusuhess Monogemenr Mr. Abrohom, Assr Supt for Mr. Riley. Administration Asst Personel 41,! i . LEW'DXR cits Creates Confusion jg Ninereen seventy nine-eighry-one ore years of change for Elsron High School. The Academic Building will be finished by 1080. AfTer rhe Junior High is demolished, it will roke 0 year to complere 0 New Performing Arrs building. As soon 05 rhis projecr is complered, rhe School Board will redefine school districts. Presenrly Elsron has 1300 srudenrs while Rogers hos 2200. According ro Mr. Horborr, rhis will be evened OUT. The Moth Deporrmenr will rake 0 look or new moth books for nexr yeor, somerhing rhey do every 5 years. In November 1980, Elsron will be evoluored by Norrh Cenrrol, evoluoring commirree. For 4 days, 17 people will observe and survey reochers and classes in order ro improve the academics of our school. A self evoluorion will also be conducred by rhe odminisrrorion and staff By the end of 1981, rhe end-producr will be 0 better Elston High School. Mr. Rumsey, Assisront Principal Mrs. Donnlck Mrs; Larson Mrs. Rlnehon Mrs. Upsher Mlss Wright Robe Aigner-Counseior Maurice Diddle- Voc Ed Therese Dobinski-Morh Frances Doovh- English, COMET, Jr Class Sponsor Poul DrammeII-Voc Ed Roy Brlmey-Counselor Norman Bruemmer- Soc Kuovr , US Hlsrory, Ushers, Gwis' Tenors Kenneth liiye-Bloiogy Boys' P E FoorboH Coach, Wresrlmg Mory Chrisfy-Counselor James CIevenger-Voc Ed, Depr Heoo, XC T , V I C A Max Croft-Enghsh, Boys' Goff Robeno CrofI-Long , Depr Heod, Spanish Club Jerry CIOILDnver Ed , POOL HA, SWIm Cooch Patricio Dobben-Arr, Arr Club Gilben Dehne-Soence, Depr Heed, QUIZ Bowl Geloldlne Dunlop-Enghsh Noncy Egon-Morh, Girls' Boskerboll, SofrboH Donald Even. SCIence Robert Folls-Drrvers Ed , Boys P E , Beskerboll Anna Flrnhober-Hb, GIrls' PE, Pool, Gymnosncs, Volleyball Jone Freitog-Voc Foods, Ad m, Child Dev Kathy Fritz-Dus Ed , Bus Srore Irene Gonster-Long , German Gob Donald Hons-FVS, DHVEFS Ed, Duvmg Martha Hegg-Depr Heod, Moth, MorWCompurer Oub Robert Hogon-Enghsh, Human Rel Kenneth Johns- Bond, Devilerres, Flog Corp Mary Joseph-Enghsh Mondo Kozmler-Long , French Club Ronald Kerwin- Soool Srudies, Nor Hon Soc, Quiz Bowl, Sr C1055 Sponsor Poul Loux-Communlconon Club, Speech and Debore Team, AV Coord, TV Srudio Theresa Loux-Specnol Ed Koren Leonord-Morh, MorWCompurer Club, QUIZ Bowl David Lestenlnd Ed Lama MogrovHome Ec, Sryle Show Joseph Morforono-Bus Ed , Mor Moods, Wresrling Coach, Foorboll. Earl McAnolly-lnd Ed Sondra McCormick-Fresh Class Sponsor, English Don McNoub-Vocol Musnc, Fresh Clogs Sponsor, Swmg Chow. Maxine Meer-Libronon, Swvnm Timers, Dohhres Jacqueline MichoeIs-Glrls' PE , Sr Clogs Sponsor, RT Poul Michaels-Drrvers' Ed, Assr Arh DW Don Migliorini-Jr Class Sponsor, Ind Ed Frank Nowok- Socrol Studies, Srudem Councn Alicia Obejas-Long Virglnlo Owsley-Speool Ed Walter Pol-lnd Ed David Quinn-Soool Srudnes, Depr Head Robert Rolsor-Enghsh, 500d Studies Wallace Socks-lnd Ed Esther Schlegelmllch-C O E , O E A Eleanor Schwob-Engltsh, ELSTONIAN William SchwabScwence Jeannine Showalter-Engush, Depr Heod, QUIZ Bowl Faculty Braves A Year Of Construction Poul SIkoro-Speod Ec Kathy Smidt-Englrsh, Vorsuy Cheerleodlng COOC Robert Smith-Indusmor Ed Richard Sporks-Dusmess Depr Heed, Srudem Tucker SeHe's Anivo Spencer-Dusmess Phyllis Stork-Busmess John Storks- Soool Srudes Don Steinke-P E , HeoIrNSofery, Dwers Ec Depr Heoo, Head BoskerboH Coach, Gwrls Golf Coach Edward Susnis-Scwence Sophomore 0055 Sponsor Donnie Thomos-P E HeolrWSofery Gyrs Boskerodi Coach, Asssr Foorooh Coach Willie Thomos-Speoo E0 Byron Tllden- Mom Dione Timbetloke-Home EC Florene Troyer-Heoc Counselor, Counsebr Assxsr Donald Von Hoy-Morh Sm Club, Chess Club Kathy Wolker-Busmess, Human Relonons Jock Worner-Morh, Boys Tennts Coocn Shirley Wenger-Home Ec Depr Heod Sharon WIIIIoms-Enghsh, ASSIsr Volleyball Coach Jean Wlneland-Nurse Leon Adson-HeolrWSofery, Drreom Baskerboll Coach Freshmen Foorbolr Coach Nancy Dousbock-Spomsh James DIy-Busmess, DECA Ciub Mildred Edling- Busmess, Sophomore Class Sponsor, Baskerboll Concessnons Philip Freese-Heolrh 0nd Sofery Jeff Freivog-Soool Srudles Ston Holdcroft-Medro, Dromo Ciub Cabot Holmes-SocxolSrudies, Cross Counrry Coach, Trock Mlss Booth glves Jenny Frame 0 few powers Mr. Meet checks ove! rhe boskerboll schedule one more nme Events To Remember A srruggle for peace in The Mlddle Eosr, 0 new presidenriol odminisrrorion, gold passing $800 on ounce, rhe deorh of Elvis Presley and Bing Crosby, rhe loss of school spirir or Elsron end the recoprure of ii, rhe morion picture hir HJAWS , 0nd Nixon's srupid cover-up flows, Doug Adam's deporrure and Don Sreinke's enrronce. Cheop Trick, ACjD C, Por Troverse, The Cors, The Rolling Srones in Chicago on o hor Augusr day, and The Who craze in Cincinnori, Jimmy Correr's lusry prose and Homilron Jordon's vacuum nose, ln Jonesrown, Kool-oid's cold death and rhe world loyed rwo Popes ro resr The Pirrsburgh Sreelers, The New York Yankees and The Porilond Troll Blazers. The Shoh's greor fell and Kohmeini sronds roll; lronion srudenrs kidnap ond AMERICA reocrs; os rhe U N, worches omozed, Russia invodes, rhe Oll Class Sponsors: Mr Kerwin and Mrs Michaels wos shorr 0nd rwo blizzords hir porr baseball, hor dogs, apple pie, and rhree mile island! The class of 1080 sow mony evenrs pass before rhem during rheir High School coreer. lr can easily be sold that during rhe Seniors' sroy here or Elsron ihe Unired Srores hos seen and porricipored in some influenriol lnrernorionol olrerorionsl To pur ir Simply, ihere have been some reolly big changes in rhree years. As ihe class of NinereenrHundred ond Eighry groduores inro on ever more chooric world, they will surely occepr rhe Challenge of odjusrmenr 0nd rhe long enduring of success. Throughour oll rhe mols 0nd rribulorions rhor rhe class will face in Q ropidly changing world, lei up hope for rhem rhoi colm will prevail and reason supercede all, for rhey ore rruly rhe new American generorion. Steerlng Committee: 15! Row: K Ewy, T Morlorr, P Morclnlols, N Doperolski 2nd Row: J Jackson, R Abney, N Craig 3rd Row: D Criswell, W Dolon, S erghr Officers: Srudenr CounCil Represenroriverpenny Moraniok, Secrerory Kristen Ewyi Presrdenr Yolondo Memweorher l N SENHDRS BIII Abney: Sreenng Commlrree 3, Quqz Bowl 3 Sharon Allen: Homecoming 3, Sreering Commwee 2, DECA 3, Office Mer sengers 2, Related DE 3, M07 Meuds 2, Commumconons Club 3 Lori Amcllff: French Club 1,2,3, Golf Team 1,2,3, Mor Monds 1,2,3 Cynthlo Arogon: Sreenng Commlrree 1, Dohhres 2, DECA 2,3, Relored DE 3 Phyllls Ashley. Joonnee Atkinson: Honv or Socsery 1,2,3, Homecoming 3, Scho1or- ship Pm 1,2,3, Jumor Prom 2, RT 2,3, Spon- tsh Club 2,3, Swm Team 1,2,3, Gymnosncs 2, Qunz Dow1 3 Lynn Bailey: Honor Socr ery 2,3, CRIMSON COMET 3, Drama Club 2, RT 1,2,3, Trock Timers 1, French Club 1,2, Skl Club 1,2,3, Curls Swnm Team 3, am Golf 1, Concerr Bond 12, Rosemary Baker Wllllam Barnes: Scholarship Pm 3 Elena Boss: Honor SOCIery 2,3; Summer MUSICCII 2, ELSTONIAN 3; Compurer Club 2,3; Chorus 3, French Club 3, Gymnosna 3 Kevin Boum- gunner: Footboll1, Chess Club 3 Dale Bell- fuss Maureen Dell: JA 2 Charles Belg: Honor Socnery 2,3 Scholarship Pm 1,2,3, Sreenng Commlrree1,2,3, School MUSICOI 2,3, Schoa P10y 3, Cheerblock 1, Drama Club 3, Ger man Club 1,2,3, Concerr Bond 1,2,3, Pep Bond 23, Clovlse Bllderbock: Honor Soc; ery 2,3, Scholarship Pm 1,2,3, COE 3 Low. rence Dllek Vlrglnlo Dlosh: Conreen 3, Humor Relo nons 3, Student Srore 3 Willis Bogon: FoorboH 2, Yrock Team 3 Steven Bogart: Stuart Bohllm: EBTONIAN 3, Foorboll 1,3, Wresmng 2 SENNDRS Linda Bombtch: Sreenng Commlreee 1, Spanish Oub 1 David Bracken: Steering Commirree 1, Jumor Concessions 2, Related DE 3, Boseboll 1, Basketball 1 Dale Dvoddy: VICA 2,3, ICT 2,3 Sandro Branch. Robert Dtonson Myles Dvewer, Somh Durkholder: Tennis Teorn 2,3; French Club 1, Srudenr And 2 Crolg Burrell: Arr Ciub 3; Baskerboll 1,2,3 Kelth Bush: Trock Teom 2,8. James Buns. Debra Byrd: Homecommg 2,3, School Musacol 2, Canteen 2,3, Human Relonons 3, Junior Concessons 2, Offvce Messengers 2, Devnerres 1 Elizabeth Coins. Sandy Chance. Mor Moids 3, Ski Club 1 Stephanie Coburn: RT 1,2,3; Spanish Club 3, Skl Club 1, Girls Golf 1,2,3 SEN 10RS Timothy COldrOY: ICT 31 Elecrromcs Cm 1, FoorooH Team 1 Sm Club 123, Comce Bond 12, Jazz Dona 12,3, Pep Bone 12 Ludy Carley: Gms Terms 123 Noncy Craig: Honor Sooery 2,3, Homecommg 31 Sreenng Commmee 1,2,3, Sruden: Comm 1,3, Class Off1cer 1, ELSTONIAN 3, Computer Club 23, Concerr Bond 1,2,3, Qub 23 Concert Band 1,2,3, Jozz Bond 123, Pep Bond 1,2,3, Swmg Chow 3 Btuce Crlswell: Sreenng Commmee 3, Cheerblock 1, Doh llres 1, ELSTONIAN 3, Junior Prom 2, Bower burl 23, Boys GOV 2,3 Clonce Cross. Jeff Cumo: Bosebow 1,2 3. FoorboH 1 Jerry Daniel. Kathy Davis: Of fice Messengers 2' MO' Mowds 1,2,3, 3k: Club 1 Sharon Davis. Bovboro Demowtski: 3011 11:95 2 Ome Messerige's 2 Smder SIO'C 21 German Cub 23 5k Cub 2 ScfrocH Team 2, Swm Team 134 Dione Deutscher: Copmec' Assws'er' 1 Sga'xsh Cub 1 GM Dcsme'sc 1 Accoeh; 1 SJ AGL D1Vs1 Swmg Ch: 2 3 Angie DiGio- como: chsem' As; 4 51 K 2 ,. Colette Dobeski; 4330' 50mm 21: u C VB 3 Jumor Prom 2 RT 2 3 S'VOGN 31:79 3 61's Doske'zm 2 x 3 evbd 3 1 001012 3 Deborah Dolph: COE 3 . P'Gm 2 Studem' ST'e 12 RKI'DC 2 New Doperolski: Honor Soce'y 2 Sue 2 Homecommg 2 Bream; C: 1993 SruGeW Com: 2 3 ELSTOMAN : 1 2 J Sof'm Yenv 1 2 3 Ma Moo 1 '2 J ECHO Crshm Awa'c J A C12,: Q John Dreske: Sreenng Commlreee 2, Cheerblock 3, DECA 3, Baseball 1,23 Thomas Druben: ICT 3 Linda Duszynskl: COE 3, Spanish Club 1 Diane Dysord SENIIDRS Mike Edgewonh: Cheerblock 3, Jumor Prom 2, Golf Team 1,2,3 Rufus Edwards: Foorboll Team 2, Track Team 3 April Ellos: CRIMSON COMET 2,3, RT 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; Mor MOIdS 1,2,3, Scholarship Award 2 Greg Ellis: Golf Team 1,3, Swum Teom 1,2,3 John Ellls: Concerr Bond 1,2,3, Symphonic Bond 1,2,3 Victoria Enyecm: Homecom mg 3, All Schoot P10y 1, Drama Club 1,2, Devilerres 1,2, RT 1,2,3, French Club1,2, Dor Guns 1 John Espor: Spanish Club 2, Ski Oub 1, Concerr Bond 1, Wrestling Teom 1,2,3 Michael Esper Kristen Ewy: Homecoming 3; Scholarship Pin 1, Sreering Commirree 1,2,3; Srudenr Council 1,2,3; Closs Officer 2,3, EDTONIAN 2,3, JUNO! Prom 2, RT 1,2,3, Communica- rions Club 3, Mar Maids 1,2 Regina Folejc- zyk: Arr Club1,2, DECA 2,3, Relored DE 2,3 Anthony Flelds: ICT 2,3 Terri Fly Gloria Foldenouer: Honor Sociery 2,3; Dohlires 1, JUOIOF COHCGSSIOHS 2, RT 1,2,3, Swnm Timers 2, Spomsh Club 1,2,3, Girls Boy kerboll 1,2, Glds Tennis 1, Ski Oub 3, Softball Teom 2,3. Timothy Frame: Honm Socxery 2,3, Scholarship Pin 3, Compurer Qub 3; German Club 1, Morh Club 3, Swnm Teom 2,3, Quiz Bowl 3 John Gonschow: DECA 1,2,3; ICT 1,2,3 Belinda Gamer .g 1 a SENHDRS Elizabeth Gosowoy. Deborah Gilmon Susan Golding: Counselor Assisronr 2, V01- unteer Teocher 3 Michelle Gondek: Hon- or Socyery 2,3, Canteen 2, Junior Conces; sions 2; Srudenr Srore 3; Softball Team 2,3; Tpcker SeHers 3 John Goodloe: All School Musuco! 3, AH School P10y 1,3, Cheerblock 2,3; Drama Club 1,3; Foorbon Team 2 Joseph Gro- dowskl: Honor Sociery 2,3; Scholorshup Pun 2, Cheerblock 1, Cross Country Team 2,3, Ski Club 1; Trock Team 23 Stephen Grof: Honor Sodery 2,3; Cheerblock 3, Computer Club 3, Morh Club 3, Quiz Bowl 3 Barbara Graham: Sreenng Commirree 1; All School Musical 1,2,3, All School Pioy 1, Drama Club 1,2,3, RT 1,2,3, Swim Timers 2,3; Swm Team 2; Concert Band 1,2,3, Pep Bond 3, Symphonic Bond 1,2,3 Genrude Graham: Steering Commmee 1, Srudenr Council 1,2, Human Relations 1,2,3; Junior Concessons 2, Junior Prom 2, Span; ish Club 1, Girls Basketball 2, A Capella 1,2, Chorus 1; Swing Choir 1,2. Michael Grams: Honor Sooery 2,3; Scholarship Pin 1,2,3; Cheerbloa 1,2,3; Junior Prom 2 Usher 3, French Club 1,2,3, Golf Teom 1,2,- Hockey Team 1; Tennis Teom 1,2,3, Jazz Band 1,2,3 KIrk Gray. Tim Green: Honor Socr ery 2,3, Schdorshlp Pin 1, Sreenng Commlrr tee 2, Cheerblock 1,2,3, Spomsh Club 1, Tennis Teom 1,2,3, Track Team 2 Steven Grlffln: Cheerblock 3; Spanish Club 2; Baseball Team 1; Concen Bond 2; Jazz Bond 2, Pep Bond 1; Symphonic Bond 1, Jennifer Grimes: Sreering Comminee 1,2; Canteen 2; Junior Prom 2, RT 1,2; French Club 1; Ski Club 1,2, Mor Moid 2 Llso Gun- derson: An Club 1,2,3; Ski Club 1,2,3, Mor Moid 1,2, Dor Girl 1 Don Hoock: Foorboll Team 2 SENllDBS Jeff Hahn. Movie Hompel: Homecoming 3, Sreenng Commxrree 1, Srudenr Council 1,2,3, DECA 3, Office Messengers 1,2, Relorr ed DE 3, Mar Moids 1,2, Bot GII'IS 2 Jean Hams: Steering Commlrree 1,2, RT 1,2,3, Mot Monds 123, French Club 12 Bar Girls 1,2 Uso Honls: Comeen 3 Office MessenA gers 3, Human Relonons 3 Down Hon: Dohlrres 12, RT 12 Swm Trmr ers 2 Marion Harvey: Arr Oub 1, JUDIOF Concessons 2; RT 3, Srudenr Store 2 Rob- ert Hawks Ill: All School Ploy 2,3 Barb Hegg: Honor Socuery 23, D A R Award 3, Scholorshnp Pm 1,2,3, Student Counol 123, All Schoo1 MUSICO1 1, Arr Club 3, CRIMSON COMET 3, Juror Prom 2, RT 1,2,3, Gymnos n6 1,2,3 Klm Heisman: Dohllres 2, Junior Conces- sions 2, Srudenr Srore 2 Jodi Hellengo: Homecomnng 2, Sreenng Commmee 3, 5w denr Council 1, Jumor Prom 2, RT 1,2,3; Trock Timers 1,2; French Club 1,2, Girls Golf 1, Ska Club 1 Charles Henderson. Brod Hennord. Louro ngdon: Glrls Srore 2, Homecoming 3, Srudenr Councn 1,2,3, All School Muycol 1,2,3, Cheerleader; 13, Drama Club 1,2,3, ELSTONIAN 3, RT 1,2,3, Spanish Club 123, Gymnosncs 2,3, Mot MOldS 1,2,3 Janet Hogan. Nancy Hollis: Dohhres 1,2 Terry Holt Tlno Holt: GIFIS Tennvs 1, Swim Team 1 Richard Houck. Kelley Hull: Steering Commmee 2 Tom Humphley SIEVHDRS Richard lsbell. Joy Jackson: Honor Socr ery 2,3, Boy's Srore 2, DAR Award 3, Scholorsnp Pin 1,2,3, Steering Commlrree 1,2,3, Srudenr CounCIl 2,3, Clogs Officer 2, French Club 2,3, Boskerboll Team 1,2,3, Concert Band 1,2,3 Koven Jackson. Paul Jackson: Pep Bond 2, Symphomc Bond 1 2 3 Marilyn Joslckl: Honor Sooery 2,3, JunIOr Prom 2, Srudenr Store 1, Volleyball Team 1,2,3 Jeff Jesko. Michael Johonsson: Scholarship Pin 3, Sreenng Commanee 2, Cheerblock 3, Tenms Team 3, Jazz Bond 2,3, Pep Band 2, Symphonic Bond 1,2, Sam Johns Llndo Johnson. Sondra Jeldan: Dohlires 2 Kelly Koletho: ICT 2,3, Srudenr Store 1, VICA 2,3, Mor Mend 1, Bar Girl 1 Gregory Korm; Ski Club 1,2,3, Concen Bond 1 James Keorlng: Honor Sociery 2,3, Schol- orshup Pin 1,2,3, Srudenr Council 1,2, AH School Muycol 2, All School Pioy 2, CheerbA lock 2,3, CRIMSON COMET 2,3, Drama Club 2, French Club 1,2,3, MorNCompury Club 1,2,3 Colleen Kelley: Homecommg 3, ICT 2,3, Office Messengers 1, VICA 2,3, French Club 1,2 Julle Klmzele: JUNIOF Prom 2, RT 1,2,3, Swum Tamers 3, Track Timers 2, Spon- xsh Club 1,2,3, Cross Counrry MGR 3, Ski Club 3, Track MGR 2 Drlon Knlolo Joeph Knloia: All School Musacol 2,3, Arr Club 3, Cheerbbck 1,2,3, Spanish Club 2,3, A Capella 3, Swnng Chow 3 Steven Kur- plel. Kelly leotkowskl. Joseph Lamp- man SENIIlRS Kim Lowhorn: Junior Concessnons 2,3 Po. mcio Lowhom: Concert Bond 1 Deborah Lawson: CH0 3, Dohhres 2, RT 12, French Club 1,2 Jacquelle Lefflen Sreenng Commlrree 1,2, Srudenr Council 1,2, Junnor Prom 2, Office Messengers 1, RT 12, Nurse Asssronr 1, Softball Teom 2,3. Royeonn Leslie Robin Llnborg. Llso Lisak: Homecoming 3, All School Musical 1, All School Ploy 1, Drama Club 1,- Devilerres 1,2,3, RT 1,2,8, French Club 1,2, Bot Girls 1 Patrick Llsok: Football 1,2,3. Dledre Uttlejohn Johnna Lmlejohn: Chorus 1,2,3 Kelly Lowry: Office Messengers 2, Counselors As- Slsronr 2 Beth Mable Jone Maize: COE 3, Office Messengers 1, RT 1,2,3,- Concerr Bond 2,- Pep Band 1,- Symphoruc Bond 1 Penny Morclnlok: Steering Commirree 8, Student Council 1,2,3; Class Officer 3,- Dromo Club 2,3, ELv STONIAN 3; RT 1,2,3; Srudenr Srore 2; Swim Timers 8; Spanish Club 1; Girls Tennis 1,2 SEN 10118 Trocy Marlo : Sreermg Commmee 3 EL STONIAN 3, RT 1,2,3 Devnerres 1 Spomsh Club 2,3, Team Team 1 Sm Club 23 Con cerr Bond 2, Symphomc Bond 1 James Monin. L150 Monin: Sreenng Commwee 2, Srudenr Comm! 3 Cheerleaders 2,3, Dohhres 2, Junior Prom 2, RT 2,3, Sruoenv Srore 1, French Club 1, Mar M0105 2,3 Ste- ven Mason Michelle Matthews: RT 2, 5m Club 2 Ve- ronica McCalmlck: Srudenr Comm! 1, An Club 1, RT 1, Spanish Club 3 Mlchoei McGeody: Sreenng Commlrree 1,2,3, Sru dear Counol 1, ELSTONIAN 3, Junior Prom 2, Shde Rule Club 1, Swm Asysronr 3, Scrence Assasrom 2, Quuz Bowl 3 Michelle McGee: Homecomnng 3, CH0 3, Srudenr Srore 1 V1CA 1, Boskerbol! Team 1,2,3, Sofrbon Team 1, A Capella 1, Chorus 1, Swmg Chour 1 Kme McGowan: Honor 500er 2,3, SchoL orshlp P1n1,2,-RT1,2,3,Germon Club1,2,3, Ski Club 3 Kelly McKee: French Club 1, Chorus 2 Don McLochlon: DECA 3, DOS kerboll Team 1, Foorboll 1,2,3 WIIIe McNeol Lelgh Mead: Scholoryp Pm 1,2,3, Sreenng Commirree 1,2,3, C1055 Officer 1, AH School Musncol 1,2,3, All Schooi Ploy 1,3, Drama Club 1,2,3, ELSTONIAN 2,3, RT 1,2,3, Swmg Chow 3, Girls SWIm Team 2 Gregory Meell: Honor Socrery 2,3, Sreenng Commmee 1,2,3, AH School Musoco1 1,2,3, AM 501001 Ploy 23, Drama Qub 1,2,3 EleONlAN 3 Spomsh Oub 1,2,3, Footboh Team 12, Swmg Chow 3 Wanda Merrlweother: Sreenng Commmee 3, Student Comcv 1 2, DECA 2,3, Retored DE 2,3, Spanish Club 1 2 Yolanda Merriweother: Honor Socrery 2,3 Girl's Srore 2, Scholarsmp Pm 1, 998an Commmee 3, Sruden' Councn 3, C1055 01111 cer 3, Devnlerres1,2,3, Mom Club1,2, Sponr tsh Club 1,2,3, Teacher Alde 2 Julle Mershon: Honor Sooery 2,3, Home comnng 2,3, Srudem Counci1 1,2, CRIMSON COMET 3, Junror Prom 2, German Qub 1 2, SkIClub1,2,3, Tennis Team 1,2,3, Volleybou Team 1,2, Symphomc Bond 1,2,3, RT 123 Rhonda Mlllev. Debra Millet. Terrl Mitch- ell: Human 1191011005 2, Office Messengers '2, Girls DoskerbOH 2, SofTbOll 2 SENIIDRS Julle Morford: Student Srore 1,2 Arthur Moss: Cheerblock 2,3, Jumor Prom 2, Relor- ed DE 3, Football 1,2,3 Deborah Moss: JUNIOF Prom 2, Spanish Club 1; Football Srors 2,3, Wresrllng MGR 3, Mor Moids 3 Tlno Muckwoy: Srudeanounci12; CH0 3, CRlM SON COMET 2, Exptororory Teaching 3, De- vulenes1,2, RT 1,2,3, VICA 3, French Club 1, Swnm Asslsronr 2, Bot Girl 1 Ismael Musso: German C1ub 1, SKI Club 3 Sheryl Neldet: Sreerlng Commzrree 2, 5m- denr CounCIl 2, Class Officer 2, RT 1,2,- Sponr 15h Club 1, Mar Mcnds1 Thomas Neldllnger: Cheerbkxk 2,3, JUDIOI' Prom 2, Relored DE 3 Brian Neulleb Anthony Nlemcn. Steven Nowok: Junior Prom 2, Boskerboll Teom 1,2,3, Concen Bond 1,2,3 Denle Odle: Steering Commu- ree 1, Srudenr Council 1, DECA 3, Related DE 2, RT 1,2,3; Bor em 1, Mar MOIdS 1; Com mumconons Club 3 Tara Odle Dave Ollls: ICT 3, Ski Club 2; Wresrling Teom 1, Concen Bond 1 Tim Orlowskl. Walter Orzech. Helen Pace: Srerring Committee 3, Srudenr Council 1,2,3, RT 1,2,3, Dromo Club 3, Swnm Turner 3, Office Assusronr 1,2 Koren Pokuszewskl. Tom Pakuszewskl: Cheerblock 1, Bowling Club 1, Chess Club 1, Wrestling MGR 1 Rlchard Ponfll: Baseball Team 1,2,3; Doskerboll Team 1; Foorboll Teom 1,2,3, Hockey 1,2 Michael Pedue: Honor Sooery 2,3, Boy's Srore 2; CRIMSON COMET 3, Baseball 1,2,3, Doskerboll Team 1,2,3, Cross Country Teom 1. SENICDRS Brenda Pelffer: BIble Club 1, Human Relo rions 1 Kelly Perrin: Junior Prom 2, ed DE 1, Grrls Ooskerborl Team 1 Jerry Roberts. Jeffvey Roblnett Reror Christopher Podgorskl: Cheerblock 2, Ger man Club 2, Slv Oub I3, Commumconons Club O AIexondto Poplowski: Honor Sou ery 2,3, Scholorsnp Pro 3, AH Smooi Muycol 2,3,Jun10rprom 2, RT 2,3, VolleyboH Team 2,3, A CopeHo 2,3, Swmg Chow 2,3, Ticker Sellers Richard Price Damn Prosser. Michelle Romlon: Steer ing Commnree 2, RT 1,2,3, Smnxsh Oub 1,2,3,- Girls Baskerboll MGR 1, Girls Softball MGR 1, Joseph Reed: All School MUSICOI 2, COE 3, Drama Club 2, Junior ConceSSIons 2. lunuor Prom 2, SR: Out; 2 Kris Rerseck Ko'hy Rlchmdson. Vlctor Richmond. Glenn RIghIseN SENIlDRS Ross Rohde. Klm Rowley: Chorus 2 Lynn Ruster: Volleyball Team 1 Joseph Rusboldt: DECA 2,3, Wresrling Team 1 La- tesho Russell Dione Sadenwolel: All School Musical 2 COE 1; RT 2, Ski Club 3, Pep Band 2; Sym- phonrc Bond 3, Del Sommelman: Wresv ring 1,2,3. Michelle Sanders: All School Musical 2; Drama Club 2, Computer Club 2,3, Morh Club 2,3,- Ski Club 3; Symphonic Band 1,2,3, Jacqueline Saxon: Sreering Comminee 1, Cheerleaders 1,- Dohlires 1, ELSTONIAN 1, RT 1, Srudenr Srore 1, French Club 2; Girls Tennis Team 2,- Swim Team 128,4. Julle Sconon. Mary Schoof: Homecoming 2,3; Student Como! 2,3, All School Musical 2.3, Art Club 2,3, CH0 3, Dromo Club1,2,8, Junior Prom 2, Devilerres 1,2, RT 1,2,3, Swmg Choir 8 Louvo Schebevle Scott Schllephoke: Cheerbiock 1,3, French Club 1 Joonle Schmm: Cheerleaders 1; DECA 3, RT 2, Srudenr Srore 2, Do! Girl 2. SENHDRS Bony Schroeder: Sreenng Commmee 3, Jumor Concessnons 2, Junoor Prom 2 WII- llom Schultz: Honor 500er 2,3, Scholar- ship Pm 3, COE 3, Junior Concessmns 2, OEA 3, Srudenr Srore 2, DosebolI Team 1 Eugenio Schwonke: Office Messengers 1, Chews 2 Yvonne Schwanke: Office Mes sengers 1, Chorus 1,2 Leanna Scan: Homecommg 3, Steering Commmee 1, EleONIAN 3; Junior Prom 2, RT 1,2,3; French Club 1,2,3, Spanish Club 3, Girls Goff Teom 1,2,3, Ski Club 1,2,3, Gym nosnc 1,2,3 Marcia Scrlvnor: Sreenng Commmee 1, Cheerleaders 1, RT 1, Sponrsh Club 1 Linda Shell: An Club 1,2, Duyness Club 2, Human Relonons 3, Jumor Prom 2, Srudenr Store 3 Potrlclo Shem . Joseph Shlnn: Honor Socvery 2,3, Steering Comminee 1; Srudenr Counci! 3, Junior Prom 2, Doseboh Teom 123,4; Doskerboll 1,2,3, Foorboll 2,3, 51m Club 2,3 Scan Skibo. Tyrone Sklerkowskl, Angelo Smith: Office Messengers 1,2 Frledo Smith: Sreering Commirree 3, Ju- mor Concessons 2, Jumor Prom 2, Office Messengers 1,2 Mork Solberg: Sreenng Commirree 1,2, Cheerblock 1,2, Ski Club 3, Concert Bond 3, Jazz Bond 3,- Pep Bond 3, Symphomc Bond 3 Joe Soslnskl: DECA 3, Relored DE 3, DoseboH Team 1,2,3 Patrick Stobock: Honor Socyery 2,3, Scholarship Pun 2,3, DECA 3, Junior Concessnons 2, Relo'ed DE 3, Baseball Team 1,2,3 Ellen Steel: Dohllres 3, ELSTONIAN 3, Track Timers 2, Sermon Club 1,2,3, Skr Club 2,3,- Concen Bond 1,2, Tucker Sellers 3 Bren Stomer. Chrlstopher Summers: All School Ploy 3, Cheerblock 2,3,- Dromo Club 3, Gen mom Club 2, Foorboll Team 1,2,3, Track Team 23 Krlstlne Tolbun: An Club12,3, Jumor Concesyons 2, Trock Turners 1,2, Bowling Club 1, Mar MOIdS 2, Glris Softball 2,3 SENHDRS Wayne Tharp. Sheryl Thomas: Counse1 or's Asysronr 2, DECA 3, Office Messengers 2,3, Relored DE 3 Veronica Timberlake. Annette Tingley DoIlie Tloner. Cynlhlo Tvuex. GlorIo Tucker. Adriene Tuvner: Chorus 1,2, Grrls BOSkerboH MGR 1 Vol1eybcl1 MGR 2 Kristina Vogenlus: Homecommg 2,3, Sreenng Commmee 1,2, Srudenr Councxl 2,3, Cheerleaders 1,2,3, Jumor Prom 2, RT 1,2,3, Spomsh Club 2, Girls Tennis 1,2,3 Rhonda Walker: Arr Oub 3, Counselor's Assisronr 2,3, Dohhres 1, Office Messenger 2, RT 1,2,3, Track T1mer1,2,Bow1Ing C1ub1, Wresrhng MGR 3, Mar MOIdS 1,2,3 Mot. thew Wollen. Thomas Womke: Steering Commlrree 1,2, A V Club 2,3, Jumor Prom 2, German Qub 2 SWIm Team 2 Thomas Weovet. Down Welk: Honor So CIery 2,3, Scholorshxp Pm 1,2,3, Srudenr Counczl 1, CRIMSON COMET 3, RT 1,2,3, French Club 1,2, Softball Team 1, Tenms Teom 2,3, Volleyball Team 1,2,3, Sym ohomc Bond 1,2,3 Michael Wenzel: Foor bol1 Teom 2,3 L150 Wesvblook: Sreenng Commmee 1,2, ELSTONIAN 3, French Qub 1,2 Mike Wesiphal. Dovld Wheeler. Col- leen White: Arr Oub 3 Jennifer White: Srudenr Councnl 1, COE 3, Counselors A5513 rear 2, Junior Concessrons 2,3, Off1ce Mesr sengers 1, Mar Mods 2,3 SENHDRS Donno Wiles: Homecoming 3, Dewlerres 1,2,3, Spanish Oub 2; A Copello1,2,3,Sw1ng Chonr 1,2,3 Deon Wlllloms Dorothy Williams: A V Club 2,3, Human Relations Club 2,3, Office Messengers 3, Girls Dosherboll Teom 2, Volieyboll MGR 2,3 Ron Wlllloms. Timothy Wing: Cheerblock 3, Dosebol? 1,3 Vincent Woodard. David Won: Cross Counrry Teom 123,4, Trock Teom 1,2,3, Ushers 3. Dovld Wozniak: Cheerbbck 3, Boys Golf 1,234, Concerr Bond 1,2, Jozz Bond1,2, Pep Bond 1,2, Slide Rule Club 2,3 Daryl Wright: VICA 3, ICT 3 Sidney erght: Boy's Srore 2, Sreenng Commirree 3, CRIMSON COMET 2 Jumor Concessuons 2, Spanish Club 1,2 Edward Wroblewskl: Cheerblock 1,2,3, Cross Coun rry 1,2,3, Track Team 1,2,3 Doug Yonke John Yeokey: Cross Country 2,3, Trock Team 1,2,3 Janet Young: Arr Club 2 SENICDRS Patrice Young. Cheryl Younkers: COE 3, OEA 3 3, RT 1,2,3, Concerr Bond 1,2 An- dlew Yuhos: Honor Sociery 2,3; Scholar- ship Pin 1,2,3, All Schoo1 Musucol 1,2,3, All School P10y 1; Drama Club 1,2,3, ELSTONIAN 3, Spanish Club 1, Ski Club 1,2,3, Pep Band; MorNCompurer Club 3, JoAn Zoknoen: RT 1,2,3, Sponlsh Club 1,2, Mor Maids 1,2 SENIORS NOT PICTURED R. Baker R. Goben K. Mlchoels V. Ransom R. Vinson K. Dismovk S. Gotmon A. Mitchell M. Richards P. Walpole D. Bvldwell F. Hovmon A. Neal P. Rudnlck C. Worrln M. Brook A. Holland J. Nichols J; Santana M. Westphal J. Dulov C. Johnson C. Povchmon L. Singleton D. Wheeler D Bureau M. Martin W. Pegg Jr. V. Spencer L. Woolum J. Cerwln K. McCormick c. Pfouth D. Tlllmon R. Zognoll K. Coyle D. Mellen In Memory Of Steven Hitesmon 1962 - 1979 Death Be Not Proud Deorh be nor proud, rhoUgh some hove called rhee Mighry ond dreadful, for Thou art not so,- For rhose whom thou rhink'sr thou dosr overrhrow Die nor, poor Deorh, nor yer consr rhou kill me. From resr and sleep, which our thy pictures be, Much pleasure, rhen from rhee much more must flow, And soonest our best men wirh rhee do go, Resr of rheir bones, and soul's delivery. Thou orr slove ro Fore, Chance, kings, and desperore men, And dosr wirh Poison, War, and Sickness dwell,- And poppy or charms can make us sleep 05 well, And berrer rhon rhy srroke; Why swell'sr rhou rhen? One shorr sleep posr, we woke eremolly And deorh shall be no more, Deorh, rhou sholr die. ---John Donne Junior Enthusiasm Undounted Throughout the year, rhe Junior Closs conrinued ro demonstrate rheir usuol vigorous ambition and spirir shown in the post. Most of rheir efforts were commirred ro creoring o specroculor prom. For fund raising projecrs they sold cornerions, Red Devil license plates, and consrrucrion hors wirh on '81 insignia Wirh the guidance of rheir sponsors, Miss Boorh and Mr. Migliorini, rhe class porricipored In creating rhe Hounred House which was Iocored ih rhe Morquerre Moll. Several differenr school orgonizorions compered ro creore rhe mosr frighrenihg room of horror ro win 0 monetary prize. Presidenr Doug Elehz, Vice President Deven Williams, and Secrerory Berh McNobb helped ro encourage mony Juniors to reach goals ser by rhe closs, Their inspiring srrengrh ond enrhusiosm will make rheir Senior year 0 prosperous one. 15! Row: J Toub, C Winski, J Summers, D. Williams 2nd Row: K Sorurdoy, M Atkinson, C Johnson 3rd Row: T Hodab, S Krochlnskl, M VonScyoc, E DovLs 4th Row: E Rusboldr, D. VonErreh, S Dremer 51h Row: D McNobb, M Moloney, D Elenz bth Row: A Demos, L Popmeou, T anhr, V Correr, S Locke JUNHDRS T. Agorichos. D. Aldridge, S. Alvarado. M. Anderson, C. Armstrong. M. Atkinson. J. Danuzik. 5. Berriet. D. Biller, Z. Blosh, C. Dlubough, J. Bowen. D. Dowley. D. Bradley, S. Bremer. G Dvewet, S. Brown, S. Duhle. R. Bureau, K. Butler, 6. Byrd. D. Collohon, L. Copshow, V. Caner. D. Chance. L. Chelmengos, H. Coon, D. Colllns, L. Collins, D. Combs. O. Coney. S. Cowglll. D. Cox, P. Crozlev, J. Dobkowski, L. Dalton. 5. Daniel, E, Dovls, G. Dovls, A. DeMosl. D. Dolon. M. Drlggs. C. Edllng, M. Egle, D.Elenz. K. Ems. R.Elllson, D. Elwell. JU N mus S. Enyeort. M. Espor, R. Faith, J. Fonson, G. Fedder, A. Fields. C. Fischer, S. Flint, 5. Fly, 5. Frederick. T. Frltch, K. Gardner. N. Gosowoy, T. Geleske,V. Glowocti, A. Godfrey, S. Gondek, J. Groff. J. Gloff, N. Grams. D. Gregory, M. Grimes. T. thnslon, D. Gunter. E. SveIn-Hogen, J. Han, T. Horllb. P. Honls, P. Honmon, B. Honsburg. T. Harvey, J. Hegg, B. Henlnger. M. Hernandez. D. Hever. L. Heuston. R. Hicks, T. Hodges, M. Hollis. D. Holmes, R. Howell, P. Human. M. Hutchlson, J. lsbell, D. Jackson, M. Jackson, A. Jocobccl, T. Jonkowskl. JUNHDRS M. Jonuchowskl. S. Janus. C. Josch, J. Jesko, C. Johnson, L. Johnson. M. Johnson, J, Jones, R. Jones, J. Kohn. P. Kuhn, J. Kolerho. C. Komom, T. Koser, l3. Kelly, K. Kelly, L. Kemp. J. Klllingbeck. D. Klm, 6. Km, M. Kohn, D Knlolo, S. Knlolo, R. Kos'llney. S. Krochlnskl. G, Kroemer, S. Krlck, J. Kroening, L. Kruslnskl. R. Kuchlk. C. Lake, M. Lomothe, P. Lowhom, 5. Lee, S. Lewis, L. Llles. S. Locke. L. Loetz, P. Loetz, T. Lotion, M. Mock. M. Moloney. B. Morclnlok, P. Mason, C. McClone, C4 McCullough. C. McKay, B. McNabb. JU N ills D. McNeol, P. Melnlck, D. Mennen, P. Mesko. E. Middleton, M. Miller. 6. Mitchell, G. Mitchell. L. Mlzlo. L. Nevers, L. Nlchols, D. Nlemon. M. Nlemon, B. Odo. L Olken. M. Pogos. L. Poplneou, P. Popp. K. Patterson, V. Payne, 5. Peglow, D. Pelffer, C. Pemell, A. Pelchnlk. R4 Pippin, L. Pltmon, G. Romey, S. Reece, A. Reeves. R. Richard. H. Richardson, L. Rogels, N. Runnels, K. Softer, D. Solar, J. Sanders. M. Sondets. K. Saturday. J. Saxon. T. Soylor. P. Schoeffer. G. Schlovone. R. Schliephake. J. Schooley, C. Scott, 5A Sheehy, C. Shell, M. Shlck. JUNHDRS P. Shinn. F. Smienelny, A. Smnh, J. Smith. S. Smith, J. Smlthmon. B. Sollel. L. Spong, L. Stobock, M. Steel, D. Stelnbom. P. Stelnbom T. Stelnmon, D. Stewart. M. Stewon, L. Stone. 5. Stovey, B. Stormer. A. Snocke, K. Strelinskl. K. Snlebel, J. Summers, L. Swobodo. L. Todros. J. Toub, R. Toylon D. Tenet, M. Terry. J. Tickle, S. Tlllmon. J. Timberlake, P. Trusho, S. Tumer. M. Tym, M. Van Scyoc, D. Walters. R. Woltels, K. Warren, A. West, 5. Wennond, D. Wenlnger, D. Wemherspoon. M. West, B. WhlteJ. White,$. White, D. Williams, L. Wlllloms. JUNIORS NOT PICTURED E. Averm, M. Beckene, R. Bolko, D. Caner, J. Carter, P. Caner. A; Cook, M. Cook, C. Dobney, S. Eiflld, R. Eldrldge, 5. Gray, D. Gulsnom, M. Harmon, S. Heddens, G. Henckel, M. Hirsch, K. Hunslck, J. Kelley, G. Knlolo. R. Kurplel. D. Loughlln, D. Levenhogen. D. Lewis. L. Lewis, M. Llndbotg, V. Lingus, D. Lockhart. S. Luscomb, T. Mellen. F. Millet. M. Muny, R. Muvry. V. Murry. S. Nelder, T. Nllson, K. Pogels, T, Pogels. W. Peek, L. Perry. R. Powers. 5. Przybylskl. E. Ringo, J. Roblnen. L. Roblln. E. Rusboldt. M, Sanders. R. Segvlch, S, Slmmons, L. Stephenson. D. Strickland. J. Sutherlln, P. Twsho, W. VonEtten, J. Vega, F. Vorls. A. Westphol. M. Westphol, D. Wheeler, S. WIegond, K. Wllke, J. Wile, D. Wilson. C. Wolford. JUNHDRS D. Wilson. D. Wilson, J. Wilson. C. Wlnskl, J. Winston, T. Wlsenbough. D. Wisser, C. Wolfe. J. WoIfe. K. Wolte. T. Woue. D. Wozlok. T. Wright, T. Wrobleski. M. Wyko. C. Young. 54 Zoknoen. S. Zdyb. Sophomores Set Examples The Class of 1982 rerumed ro face the herd rosk of being on example for rhe incoming Freshmen class. They have proved rhemselves ro be 0 good example of o hardworking closs. Guided by Mrs. Edling 0nd Mre Susnis, rhey held rhe rrodirionol parry for rhe Freshmen, earned money for 1981 prom by selling candy, and helped the Juniors with the Hounred House or Morquerre Moll, 50m Burrs wos rhe doss presidenr end was dded by Vice Presidenr Maureen Losiniecki, Secrerory Dono Cole, and Srudenr Council Represenrorive Mory Brooks. Wirh so much hard work behind them, rhe Sophomore class is looking forward ro rheir losr rwo years or Elston. MP. , f I CLASS OFFICERS; Standing: Secretovy-D Cole, Presldem-S Burrs, Vlce Pvesldent-M Losimeckl Slnlng: Student Councll Represenvotlve-Me Brooks STEERING COMMITTEE; 151 row: C. Przybylinski, L Cdlins, T. Young, V Houghringron. 2nd Row: M, Losiniecki, T Cleveland, C DeCoro, R. Tejedo, BY Bishop 3rd Row: E Kniolo, R Fo1denouer, D Cole, 5 Burrs 41h Row: M. Nogei, D MiHer, R Bebe, J Podgorsm 5th Row: J Phillips, M Brooks, D Drehmel, B Drockwov SOPHOMORES D. Abney, J. Adams S. Adams, B. Ainsworth, L. Alvarado, M. Anderson, R. Armstrong, P. Atkinson. T. Banks, V. Dome , K. Beach, L. Beoson, R. Beebe, M. Bird. B. Bishop, B. Doeckllng. J. Bogart. P. Dolko, T.Dolko. H Bonds, D. Bowen, M. Bronlger, W. Brockwoy, M. Brooks. J. Bureau. R. Duren, J. Burgess, D. Dushroe, S. Butts, S. Coddo,P. Colns. J. Caner. 5. Chambers, 6. Chavez. L. Cisler, R. Clatk, M. Cloy, D. Cole. L. Collins, T. Combs. C. Cooper, N. Coltonglm. M Covlngton, S. Covlngton, B. Coyle, T Cumo. A. Dobney W. Daniel. J. Davies, L. DoIph, R. Dopevolskl, D. Drehmel, D. Drzewleckl, L. Elllngsbelg, K. Ellls, R. England. JA Epstein, C. Folejczyk. J. Fenell, R. Fields. K. Flke, J. Flllpok, J. Fironek, K. Fischer. D. FlIe, T. Foreman. M. Forsythe, D. Foster. J Frame. D. Freel. J. Gollos, R. Gaston. D. Geyer, T. Gozorklewlcz, J. Gllben, M. Gilbert, 5. Gilben, S. Gillespie, M. Gllman, D. Goodloe. SIDPllOMiDRES R. Golding, T. Gronocki, G. Grantham, K. Greene, D. Griffin, C. Griggs, J. Grinston. D. Glonceskl. H. Gunter, D. Hock. L. Horloslon, P. Horgrove, V. Houghnngton. R. Hawks. T. Hefner, L. Hetm. M. Holtkomp, R. Hull, D. Human, T. lngersoll, L. lsbell, D. Jackson. L. Jackson, T. Jackson. J. Josinskl, T. Jenkins, D. Jenner, C. Jewell. M. Johns. C. Jones, K. Jones, C. Jordon. P. Judge, J. Koletho, K. Kole'ho, M, Koser. P. KeHey, C. Kelley, M. Keltz, N Kendle. R. Killingbeck. R. Klner, J. Klntzele. M. Klvk. D. Knlolo, E. Knlolo, D. Komp, C. Kostlelney. D. Klochinskl, S. Krlbs. S. Krueger, D. Kyes, P. LoFremz, D. Limons, L. Lawson, B, Lemaitre. D, Lewis, T. LIIIey, D. Llnn, R. Llsok, M. Looney. M. Loslnleckl. M. Losinieckl, L. Lowry. T. Lowry. K. Luchene. L. Ludlngton. D. McNeol. T. McNeol, S. Mock, E. Macon. S. Martin. C. Moshbum, M. Manolo, M. Meet, D. Miller. F. Miller. A. Mitchell, L. Mitchell. M. Mitchell. 1' SOPIIOMORES P. Mitchell, R. Morgan, E. Monow. Y. Mosby, W. Mullen, C. Murgito. M. Nogel, D. Neal. 6. Neal, 5. Neldel. M. Newsome, M. Neulleb. E. Newson, L. Novok, P. O'Connov, S. Oelschloget. T. Oelschloger, P. Ohms, T. Oliver, S. Olmsveod, R. O'Rourke, J. Orzech. R. Orzech, S. Orzech. D. Ponlck, M. Powlicke, M. Payton, M. Penn. V. Penn, R. Pemell, A. Phillip. J. Phllllps. S. Pittman, A. Poplowskl, C. Przybyllnskl, M. Przybyllnski, J. Romlon, J. Rick, R. Richardson, R. Riddell. L. Rmer, C. Roberts, T. Robinson, S. Rodgers, K. Ross, K. Ross. J. Rubeck, M. Somys. M. Sanders, K. Saturday, R. Schmm, D. Schroeder, R. Schultz, G. Seoll. M4 Shanks, R. Sheets. 5. Shaffer, P. Sherrill, D. Shlfkowskl, J. SImmons, K. Skielkowskl, A. Smlth, D. Smith, G. Smith, K, Smith, S. Soddegs, D. Specht, D. Spencer, D, Stonoge, D. Sterling, T. Stewart, D. Stone. 0. StoveL Q. Sullivan, S. Sweney, V. Taylor. R. Tejedo, D. Thomas, J. Thompson, C. Tillman. SllPlllDMCDRES H, K. Truex, M. Turner, 5. Ulvy, S. Urbanskl. R. Valentine. T. Volle, L. Urygo. L. Wagner. M. Wollln, M. Wenc. F. Wheeler, S. White, S. Wllkevson. K. Wlllloms, J. Wlnskl. H. Winston. R. Wlnston, J. Wlnrer. B. Wlssev, K. Wojclk. A. Woodard. L. Woodard, T. Wozniak. S. Wroblewskl. R. Yoder. L. Young. T. Young, J. Zleske, K. Zook. SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED A. Brewer, K. Brewer, R. Buford. .R. Bmzler, J. Cosh, M. Chambers, T. Cleveland, A. Corley, P. Dovls, C. Decalo, R. East. G. Eldridge, 5. Elliott, l. Ennols. E. Ferrell, R. Foldenouer, M. Gleason, M. Grlffln, D. Hahn, S. Holrston, G. Henn. P. Hogan, M. Hull, G. lgelskl, S. Jackson, E. James, R. John, L. Klnev, J. Knlola, S. Kozlnskl, G. Krouse, C. Kuto. T. Lawson. J. Lenolr, R. Lewis, S. Lewis. R. Lindsey. R, Loslnleckl, T. Mobry. J. Mack, A. Monln, L. McGlnnls, L. Mlzer, P Morlon, N. Nolls. L. Neulleb. R Neulleb, J. Newland, J. Newson, J. Pace, 1. Podgorskl, K. Presser, L. nghtsell, T. Russell, R. Suffer, G. Scull, G. Scott, V. Shanks, R. Simpson, M. Smith, R. Smith, D. Starks, E. Taylor, S. Thompson, A Turner, 5. Ulry, G. Vinson, T. Wafford, D. Wontlond, S. Westphol, M. Williams, D, Wilson, R. Wllson. F reshmen Capture Spirit w.- Enrering Elston High School for rhe firsr rime, rhe Freshmen proved rhemselves to be hopeful boosters Organized in Seprember, rhey soon showed rhor They could be 0 very producrive closs. Looking inro rhe future, Freshmen class and rheir sponsors Mrv McNobb and Mrs. McCormick sold apples and flowers, and ran rhe coor check or basketball games ro roise money for rhe 1082 prom, Leading rhis promising class were S Warren, Presidenr; M. Keoring, Vice President; M Moloney, Secretary and C. Bailey, Srudenr Council Represenrorive. FRESHMEN OFFICERS - Vlce-Presidem, Mike Keonng, Secretory, Maureen Moloney, Student Council Rep., Carol Boiley 1st Row: M Keoring, A O'Conneu, C BoHey, PV Hollis 2nd Row: Mr McNabb, K Johnson, G Eggers, M Moloney, D Joclson, J Trout, Mrs McCormick 3rd Row: D Arror, R Scorr, D Cordello, M Noveroske FRESIIMEL R. Aldridge, L. Allen. R. Allison, D Anderson. K. Anderson, S. Andvev, l3. Armstrong, Y. Ashley. L. Ashmote, D. Alton T. Auguslesen, C. Dolley. J Dolley. L Baker, K. Bonle, G. Beebe. K. Banner E, Berg, P. Derriel, C. Bond. A. Docket, J. Bowen. T. Bowman, T. Bowman. D Boyd. D. Bvoddy, J. Bmdley, S. Blemev, J. Brewer, M. Briggs. J. Drinoln, C. Brown. M. Brown. D. Dwmmen. D. Budd. D. Duhle. K. Dureou, P. Dunon, S. Buns, S. Byrd. A. Collon. J. Calvin, N. Colvln. V. Cannon, D. Covdello. 5. Carter. L. Cosh, 5. Chlldress. G. Chrlstensen, D. Cole, J. Coleman, 0. Colwell. L. Cook. 0. Corley, S. Coursel. L. Craig. T. Crone.V. Creslolko, S. Dobney. J. Dorkln. K. Davis, D. Day, 5. Downs. L. Dudek. J. Duffy. M. Duszo, R. Dye, K. Edwards. T. Edwards, G. Eggers, SA Elklns, P. Elliot. A. Everetts. E. Ewy, D. Fedder, L. Feldmon, D. Fields, P. Flelds, A. Forsythe. C. Frlerson. FRESllMEl ' J. Goddis, J. Gombill, K. Gorron, F. Gosowoy, IL Getter, T. Gilbert, M. Glnther, V. Gleason. F. Gondek, M Graf, K. Gronockl. K. Grantham, D Gray, 5. Grey. T. Greethom, D. Grinston. S. Gulstlom, T. Gumns, M. Hocken, D. Hompel, R. Harmon, P. Harris. 0. Hartman, C. Hawkins. R. Howks, l3, Hoymon, D.Heuel, H. Hicks, P ngglns, T. Hlll. W. Hill, D. Holley. P. Hollis, M. Hosna, G. Houck. C. Housley, C. Howard. T. Howard, R. Human, A. Humbers. K. Ilel. D. Jackson, D. Jackson, K. Jackson, A. Joslckl, R. Jenkins. 1, Jlmison, K. Johnson. K Johnson, K. Jones, P. Judge. J Jugovlc, L. Konev. M. Keoting, J. Kelley. D. Kelly. T. KIIgore, V. Kiner, E. Kittlous, T. Klosowskl, S. Knlolo, T. Kniolo. S. Kurplel, T. Luke. D. Longley, S. Lowhom, C. Lawson. T. Lawson. J. Leffler. K. Lenolr. S. Lenolr. C. Lewis. K. Lewis, M. Lewis, P. Lubineckl, K. Lungren, J. Luscomb. T. Llnhon, D lelnghouse, R. LonryA FRESIIMEN C. Lykins. T. Lynch, A. Mock, M. Moloney, T. Monns, S. Morciniok, T. Morgtof, P. Martin. A. McClone. R. McCoy. S. McNew, M. Meet, C. Melnick, G. Millet, H. Miller, L. Miller. T. Millet. R. Minley. S. Mitchell, 5. Mizlo. M. Mroz, K. Mullen, M. Mullins, B. Musso. L. Myrick, M. Nogel, P. Nevalski. S. Nlemon, H. Nonis, M. Noveroske, A. O'Connell, L. Olken. K. Oliver, D. Pace, D. Pohl, D. Poplneou, J, Poplneou, S. Pmker, T. Parkman, P. Parrish. L. Poskell, M. Poterfleld. V. Patrick, D. Powloski, R. Pedue, D. Peek, C. Peo, G. Perry. C. Phegley. D. Pippin, B. Pollock, L. Porter, P. Przybylinski, B. Quolkenbush, D. Romey, J. Ransom. L. Ratliff, T. Reicher, D. Richmdson. D. Roork, S. Robens, N. Rogers, J. Rubeck, M Rusboldt. M. Russell, L. Songyoung, J. Sommelman, L. Soylor. D. Schillke, M. Schllephoke, S. Schmm, M. Scholl. D. Schooiey, S. Schumann, L. Schwonke, R. Scott, A. Shank, T. Shaver, C. Shull, P. Singleton. FRESHMEN D. Slpes, C. Simmons, V. Skwlot. T. Sloyden, G. Smith. J. Smith, T. Soslnski, D. Specht. L. Spicer. P. Stolling. S. Stonoge. M. Stomz, K. Stork, M. Starks. F. Steward, A. Strlggow. D. Studer, G. Sullivan, R. Surber. K. Swim, W. Swsnk, S. Swobodo, D. Snyove, J. Tener. L. Thomas, M. Thomas, J. Tilleyl L. Tlllmon, T. Tillman, J. Trout. D. Trusho, L. Tuckel. G. Tuel. P. Turlo, P. TUIIo. C. Turner, G. Twlgg, K. Van Vlock, G. Vaughn. V. Vego. R. Vinson, D. Voss, R. Walker, M. Womolo, K. Warren, S. Wonen. B. Wonlck, L. Worry. W. Werdin. T. Wholen, D. Wheelel, A. White, R. White, D. Wiedenhoft, J. Wiegand. S. Wiegel. P. Wilhelm, C. Williams, S. Wlllioms. D. Wilson. K. Wilson, T. Winn. RD Wlsenbough. K. Wlsser. L. Woodard, W. Wozniak. L. Wroblewskl, D. Yonke, E. Zoknoen. L Sreworo D HenckeJ J Lilley K Poff D Tumberloke M Hudson D Luchrmon M Ponerfleld L Vmsfn ' M Brown J D Mn 3 Fnrz D HUHIngs T Mmiey B Rogers C Woker FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED K Burgess V Words R. Gongchow K. Human 5 Wow 0, R0996 r Walker D Chism T E ans P Gondeck C Joske M Murry T Schumann J Welllnskl A Adoms K Dec! V Ciesolko K England K Goodrlch D Jones 6 Nash C Shelron E Whlrheld E Albrighr D De J Cox L Fields K Gronockl s KurpueJ R Nesvold J Simmons 6 Wlley N Anderson D Braden J Dierdorf M Froncns K Gronmom K Lenonr S Olmsreod R Slaughter K WIJJlomS J Dolnmore R Bremer K. Dillowoy M Fnrz 5 Grey L LeWIs T Pogels D Smenhemy 5 Mlhorns HJtHHo. N3uiJJo-nvuoal3 3. HQ. J- n O O I I H i u . .. .34. h... . . m W .W .m .m W W. W M Hm ,.'v c.... -.-: .. ,.. J. J: I 5- 354? 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A reocher derermihes whor percenroge of o srudehr's rime should be spenr on each of these ro give rhe srudenr rhe greoresr learning experience This solurion of work applies r0 0 of rhe science classes which include Biology l, Biology ll, Unified Science I, Unified Science ll, Chemlsrry I, and Physics. Teachers who rry to mix these rwo forms of teaching in class are Mr. Bye, Mri Evert, Mr. Schwob, Mr. Susnis, end the department heod, Mrl Dehne. Teachers rry to show srudenrs rhe relationship befween rhe real world and rhe science world. Mr. Even wrltes up onorher challenging quiz. M. Stewart flnds collecting oxygen ro be 0 messy .uu. B. Morclnlok takes exrro core in handling glassware during 0 lob. S. Coburn concentrates on 0 Biology ll rest. Chemlstry students find a quiz over oxidation numbers dlfficulr ro onswerv Problems And Labs D. Yuhas figures the profit that is to be mode in moth Ml. Tllden gives hints to solving problems on on Algebrc ll rest R. Beebe states in disbelief 05 B Foldenour correcrs her moth teacher Potlently, students wait for MISS Egon to conclude her notes The hand of math ponnts out the problem Steps Beyond ln elementary school, students start to learn moth with the bOSlC problem of Utwo plus two equols four. In this problem, the student must molse the pieces of this moth puzzle fit together in his mind to get 0 final, hopefully correct, result. This idea does not end with elementary school but continues on to the high school level Some of the steps 0 student may have trouble climbing ore solving for the value of llx in Algebra I, finding the lost theorem for o proof in Geometry, determining the slope of 0 line in Algebra II, equating the length of 0 side in 0 triangle with the low of cosines in Trigonometry, plotting o rototed hyperbole in Analytic Geometry, or computing the answer of a differential equation in Calculus. At Elston, students con chose from o variety of thirteen courses in moth to apply themselves Helping students to put the pieces of the moth puzzle together are Mrs. Bobinslsi, Miss Egon, Miss Leonord, Mr. Tilden, Mr.Von Hoy, Mrs Werner, and the department head, Mrs Hegg. Her plans for the moth department in the future ore to teach 05 many students as much about computers 05 possible and this goal will be helped by renovation of Elston Sr High. The new moth classrooms will nclude o moth lab where calculators and computers will be available for use by students during study holls. This will help students to role more steps beyond two plus two. Two Plus Two The foreign language deportmenr has been growing in imporronce. Srudenrs have come to rhe reolizorion rhor greor opportunities to them by raking 0 foreign language. Elsron offered Spanish, French and German. The more advanced classes learned about the culrure 0nd hisrory of rhe counrry. They also read srories, books, and poems. Firsr yeor classes were roughr grammar and senrence srrucrure. Longuoge reochers were aided by me5, records and magazines ro help srudenrs Ieom berrer communicorion. Some of the dosses rook field trips ro see vorious performing on shows For example, rhe Spanish classes visited 0 group of Flomenco dancers. The German classes sow 0 music and dance presenronon. French students enjoyed rhe folk songs of France Classes olso rried their hand or preparing erhnic meols. Mrs. Gonsrer roughr 4 classes of ombirious German srudenrs. A third and fourrh year class was added to 0 growing French program roughr by Mrs. Kozmier, With so mony srudenrs in Spanish classes Mrs. Croft, Mrs. Obejos and Mrs. Bousbock hod rheir hands full keeping rhe Spanish program inrocr. Heading rhis rapidly growing deporrmenr wos Mrs. Croft, Foreign Language Classes Speak Out 6. Merrlweother, P Sherri , L. Higdon ore coprured by Spoth vocabulary Mrs. uoft Imllates o sleepy srudenr Flrst yeov students procnce speaking German. Mrs. Obejos questions J. Phillips. German I students point our pans of 0 German wedding cosrume, J. Keating, L. Amcllff. L Scon, French IV srudenrs, use rheir srudy period wisely The English Deporrmehr added five classes ro us phose eTecnve courses Mystery in Lirerorure, on upper phose lirerorure class in mysreries; Reading Focr ond Ficrion, 0 general reading and wnmg doss; Reading Essenriolsl o procncol reading and wririhg closs; Grammar and Composition, 0 middle phose class In reading, grommor, 0nd wrimg, ond Whor's News, 0 class in Journalism. Whor's News was rhe big news for the English Department Afrer five years of lying dormonr, Whor's News is bemg roughr again by Miss Doorh, sponsor of rhe Crimson Comer. She explains rhor What's News rends ro be, HA closs rhor you do more procricol leomihg insreod of srroighr from the book. This procricol leorhihg includes wririhg editorials, features, sporrs, ond newsrbriefs or cropping picrures for o loyour. The class requires projecrs such 05 the layout of o sixpoge newspaper or the planning of o yearbook page The class olso wehr on field rrips ro newspapers and enjoyed visits from guest speakers. New reochers on rhe foculry were Ms. Shoron Williams, 0 former Elsron groduore, and Dr Roberr Rensor Rerumihg reochers were Miss Smidr, Miss Booth, Mrs Schwob, Miss Joseph, Mrs Dunlop, Mrs Croft, Mr Hogon, Mrs McCormick, and Mrs. Sholwolrer, rhe head of rhe Engiish deportmenr The deporrmenr was also aided by Mrs Corene Ashley In basic skills and by Rodney Lowe, o srudenr reocher from Volporoiso Universiry, in journalism. English Department Puts Out Extras i! 3.; 5?. , H QM .9 m Q. L. Gundelson sinks her tomb Wm mg :1 'Ww D. Bureau offets C Bum m 59050,: 5; x;:w ,. '-; rhe deam N ms 115' n Max Jr wrh rm:- Being quick r0 oovn' oq' :mcemx Nvme- M hm? catches M Jomxo wrh hw L 1'I4 armm Mrs. Showolter owd J Mod u 0-3'0 me LLuow . murde' rvys'e'y cooks '0 KmC ' o m: 1'05' Having hls copy passec vv ' 0 W Mao Rowen owers Mrss Books '00.: Students are captured by dossroom bcrure Students anticipate grades 05 Mr Holmes hands back papem Senior Government s'udenrs hove rrouble keeping Mew heads Up Mr. Nowok gives L Russet a 13w pcmrers MI. Freitog interviews T Frecnch for 0 walk ervow Social Studies Teaches . Ihrerprerihg mops, dwswssmg rhe W If h N ew A r00 Ch American goverhmeh'd sysrem 0er undersrohdihg rhe role of the threc . Stores In areas such 05 world Wor II one the depweSSIOh years are mop' comcerhs Ih 8000i Srudies As Freshmen, srudehrs SRJCy gwobese Chorrs, th physmo! geography Worlc Hlsrory, which may be rokeh h the Sophomore yeor, IS deglgheo ro hewghreh rhe srudehrs sense of whvonemehr wxrh mankind In US Hisrory, rhe srudehrs encounrer rodoy's problems Ohd lecm how they relate ro hwsrory Semor srudenrs may choose from venous SUbJGCTS such 05 ECOHOFWCS, Soooiogy, American Problems, ond Govemmeqr Srudehrs ore requirec ro rake Governmehr bur may choose from one of rhe orher rhree classes for rhelr second semesrer. Economics presehrs rhe Viral and bOSIC conceprs of our Amencon economic sysrem Givmg o berrer undersrondihg of sociery is roughr Ih Sooobgy Amerocoh Problems helps srudehrs odjusr ro sociery Deporrmehr Heod Mr Qumh emphoyzes reochmg rhe SUbJeCFS wwrh new approaches Hovmg new books and o quolifled sroff, rhe Social Srudwes Deporrmem IS very successful 3i 1:. 'E - i, 9. ThIS year, the Arr Deporrmehr planned on evehrful schedule to moke more people aware of rhe srudehrls orrisnc rolehrs The Arr Ill class deglghed rhe rrodinonol Arr Appoihrmehr Colehdor which conroihed orrwork of srudems from Elsron and Rogers. This projecr helped r0 raise funds for buying new equmenr Ar rhe Marquerre Moll, rhe srudehrs displayed rhelr creorlve obilirles Ohd gamed 0 true experience of showmg and selling rheir worlss They also porricipored m rhe High School Art Exhibmon or rhe Community Cehrer in April Some of rhe srudenrs exceptionally srimulonhg works were awarded ribbons or rhe Scholosrlc Arr Awards in South Bend Wirhih rhe classroom, new experiences in phorogrophy, lost wox cosrlhg of Jewelry, copper enomelihg, ond Rolw processing in clay were learned Hopefully, hexr year on Arr l ClQSS will be offered for only JUHIOFS ond seniors olong wirh the other classes, All rhe srudehrs' efforrs proved to be beneficial In developing Thell' imoglhonve skills Student's Explore Now Ventures Chopsticks? No, Snows are mg, ,m: owcwow A , ' - , ' Mmy Schoof carefully Excmmes u Heqnmo Stuon Bohlim checks mo: '5 van n W ' hexv : A student demonstrates W: as b 1' ' 9 sze' - - Richard lsbell prepares ' :n'mesa m Mm Some onists discover uwzr gem ux A fme busmess mind 5 somerhmg W'thh doesn'r come morurolly bur con be rromed Eisron's Ouswess deporrmem hos mls objecnve :0 mod Courses Offered r0 rhe furure busmess person were Accoummg I end II which reOCh how ro open 0 ser of books record busmess rronsocrlons OPd rhe dosmg of books The obJecnve d Dusmess Low wos ro show rhe srudemrs now lows effecr rnewr lives Office Machines offered me knowledge of rhe use of machines commoniy found in 0H business offices. Shorrhond, Srenogrophy, Typing I and II gove srudenrs rhe skills of quwck dlcronon, ropld personal typing 0nd vocorionol competency m typing, The course wudesr in NS ronge was General Busmess Wthh provided 0 background for busmess srudenrs ro molse rhem owore of rhe mony busmess ocrivmes rhor occur 10 everyone's personol hfe The greor Dusmess mmds behind rhe wommg were Mrs Edling, Mrs Frirz, Mrs Soencer, Mrs Stork, Mrs Walker, and rhetr deporrmemr heod Mr Sporks The Training of A D. McNeol tobolofes rhe momh s emowmwes Futute business persons wow FCVS'Wmsy Mr. Monorono checks ow me bx, u w a of ms srquA-Vs The key punch Vows rho QO'VF 0'0 CODCP'WVO'IO of CH whn opewm v A. Smith odds up rhe dsy s csse' L. Westbrook makes he' to vgww speed and ogyhry The A K SmTrh Areo Ccreer Cemer TS home ro rhis schoots Indusmo Edocomom Deoorrmenr Mosr peopTe or ETsroo do nor Tmow or understood whor rhus deporrmehr Is 0H oboor Fm, rhe deporrmehr TS 5pm mo rwo mom dTVTSlOOST lhdusrnol Arrs Ohd Voconomol Educonon lndpsmoT Arrs orremprs ro make srudenrs aware of how rhuhgs ore mode, the morehois used end the worm of peooTe TO TOdUSTTy ThlS dIVTSIOO helps srudems by gwihg rhem rhe Chohce ro compare rhelr own obllmes wxrh rhe reqwed ones In differenr occuponons of mdusrry Classes offered range from Awonon ro Monufocrunhg ond meer dony for one hour Vocorionol Educonom prowdes srudenrs wwrh speoolized Thsrrocnon leading ro occuporiOhoT comperehcy Since it would be Tmposswble ro offer TOSTTUCTIOOS m every occooonon WT mdusrry, rhe classes are dusrered TFTTO relored occuporrorws of TOdUSTTy The srudenrs con elecr courses TTMe Vocononol Auro Trades or VoconohoT Power meenng rhree hours dOIly for 38 weeks Some inreresnng focrs obour rhus depormrehr ore rhor Ir provwdes rhe vocorionol needs for OH schooi corporonons in LoPorre Coumy plus rhe DuneIOhd School CorpororiOhs TO Porrer Counry ond whwle me rorol school enronenr .5 decilhlhg rhe enrollmem Th voconons IS coo'vnqusly Thcreosmg Teachers helping ro bodd rhe furores of srudehrs ore Mr BlddTe, Mr Brommei, Mr Koperonowc, Mr Lesrer, Mr McAhoHy, Mr ngliorlm, Mr POI, Mr Socks, Mr Smlrh, Mr. Sruder, ond deporr'hehr heed, Mr Clevenger The Building of wit Skills and Minds . . . Students practice flight m 'wuuv x. m mo gqudd Mr. Lester exptoins n mm HVVG V VI k Vocorionol machine omwomw W v D Swin suffers '1 ' deW; 5. Frederick measures ' ' . . Is The Foundation Of I i Vocational Education V.-v--- , ,. rr'w .. ,d., ,. .... , 7-9'9 w- z Sparks fly m ' e .CiCC'rQFCI neon; yog'rzm P. O'Connev works w: I; 'V'Vecmncc S. Johnson bteoks cumgeh'wiiw L m 0? propcr Student demonstrates a ewcwg 5U; Fligh! calculations .J'ei momoc :3, M' MtAdcm Mr. Smith demonstrates ' o 9059' iy pack HTQQYQC 'No' hm'v'Wlw Things Are H. Richardson develops 11'- w ' - T. McNeol and S. Kvibs m 1 M. Looney demonstrates .. vmd q A ' 1 H. Richardson is ready 7-; .:: :e For TCUM Studenvs' study mob ww q Tasting Good . . . I llIlllv' '? Slovmg over 0 hor srove 0nd spebdmg 0;: day domg rhe woshmg 0nd rrormg no bng er prove ro be True, so look our Iewswe 'me here we come Home Economics deDOr' menr heod, Mrs Wenger, reoches swdee's how r0 budget borh rlme 000 energy :0 Consumer Educonowlnrerpersond Reb rions Mrs Mogro's clorhing clogs eeomed new methods of sewmg wwh modem fobr rics Dehcooes such 05 croquerres coulc be sampled 1n creorwve foods In oodmom r0 bosic decoromg principles, srudenrs OISO m vesngore home ownership 05 rebred ro me singk? person In Mrs. TimberNoke's Hous ingAnrerior Decoronng 0055. Home Economics srudenrs golm helpful experience In Mrs. Frieroge's Show food services class, berrer known 05 MCDevHS The class rrolns m fosr food serwce robee servnce, wowrressmg, cosh1er, dell, oohery, ond resrouronr monogemem Closs IS run like 0 busmess i0 wmch Mrs Frelrog 15 me owner end has 0 srudem monogere wwh srudenrs rrodingjobs os Cooks or bakers Tms year for the fwrsr rume, McDevds x5 sewn; lunch to voconomm srudemse 03 we 05 reochers Plans for remodehmg the fooc ser vices lobororory ore on me drowmg Oocrc Adult LivmgKhlld Development le0 roughr by Mrs Frelrog focused on movers concerning future porenrs, Illse Chnld Nwrmop 0nd, Prorlife, OS weH as planned porem hood A fashion show was held or Morquerre Moll Involvmg borh Rogers and Elsron P. Young thinks of who! m COG wew' :- J Rmov : rmw, Y. Schwonke woits :' We' v. S. Alvoyodo wonders J J 5 .upw 30C :w 1' puny T. Gronacki svons jct r :L;,w,ru,vm; A. Fields stirs mmpx nvmy Mrs. Mogro prepares ' 1 ; ,r w! dvhghr S .K m 0 n 0 c E A Shift Of The Stick A swurchlng of rhe snck shxf' from rhe sreenng column ro me fbor proved ro be the only change in Driver's Educomn this year Srudenrs approved of rhe change snnce neorly all cars have 0 floor mounred srick shnfr In Driver's Educonon, reochers rry ro develop In rhelr srudenrs, 0 good omrude rowords dnvmg end 0 mosrery of rhe bosrc rechniques of drlvmg o cor Meemg in class rwo days 0 week, srudenrs were resred on rhe rules of rhe road and rhe bOSIC skulls of dnvmg The remainder of rhe week was spent dnvmg 0 cor ollowmg me srudenr ro ocquxre a feel of rhe road and ro Ieom rhe smple oblhnes needed In dnvmg o cor Teochmg Driver's Educonon were Mr Croll, Mr Hons, Mr Folls, Mr Michoeis, ond deporrmenr head, Mr Sreinke. C. Young checks OH We angles Mr. Steinke tests R Scheohokes mm oefom dwmg wwrh mm Mr. Croll explains essennOI cor moweeonce ro J TmbeNoue CW1 N Nnemon HeoltWSofery Adds Life . 1 Heozrb ono Sofery ws c reowrec cause Wthh every swdem mw hC'vG W Qrce' ro groouore In class, swoems near 000-7 me coeserucnon mo sysrems of me oocy Menrot Helo leoos '0 dwscusswoms or emotions, feelmgs end dwfferem personohries An mporronr pen of so em, , ws recc P; rhe sruoems now ro reocr r eme'g e9; swonons reqwmg frsr cc Arm Frmcce' ond Dorwe Thomas ore ream. e9 0 EXsron for the fury nme Ase 'ecm F es Lem Ace soe Heovh mc Scfery Oep0 menr heoo ws Der Seme Closses were helo In c roc e :e' we erIrs m the old uumor hxgh bad: 9 we sruden s wowcemg vme e dosse: m ::e held ofrerc cowsrrucnoe XS fmmec Brod Worrick studies Taking L: '0 Light illuminates L :w ML Adenson shows . v w MM HReody on one, HSwwrch ro comero two in five seconds , and UCue on four ore o few of me commands you mighr beor If you hoopened ro be m me Medlo Cenrer during Television Producnons This speciot elecnve is offered by me English Deporrmenr only or Eisron Teom roogbr by Mr Loux end Mr Holdcrofr, srudenrs leom rhe vonous ospecrs of reIeVISIon producrion rhrough the use of books ood equmenr Throughour rhe yeor, rhe closs IS offered 0 vonery of dwferem projecrs such 05 commerools, Inrerwews, and news programs The prOJecrs ore wrmen and produced by eoch groceor Required for rhelr fiool prolecr IS 0 rbwy minute documenrory on o subjecr of rheir choice Nor only do srudenrs work in closs, rhey dso help 10 me ruomng of relevisaon producnons for rbe school sysrem, Umred Woy, rhe Public Lubrory ond orber orgomzonons. Telev:s.on Producnoos offers rhe chance for mreresred studenrs ro ro get on mode v1ew of rhe relevision medlo. Behind the controls o bee ' V Unabgron On The Air M 3'00 '3ij D Wlwm oreocre lo w 'me K. Ewy and D. Odie y of, ,rmr-de v; mrrrnrwx'w'm Q'F'hW M. Steel calls for QU'e' on 'be set P.E. Builds Coordination Tuck your knees and keep your heod up Yells Mr. Folls while both boys and girls brove jumping on the mini rromp. Mini rromp is only one ocriviry that helps build coordination. Srudenrs also learn the skills and technique of shooting 0 freerhrow in boskerboll 0nd sroying off rheir porrner's feet in doncing. For rhe second year boys could be found joining the girls in sports such 05 volleyball, bowling, weighr rroining, sofrboll, rennis, and golf. Everyone had one semester of swimming, which was nor coeducational. 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Yeokey 1ST in rhe 880. m rhe 880 reloy rhe reom of C Johnson, 5. Gondeck, D Mellen, and D. Aidridge come in wirh o 1sr prize and in the mile relay rhe reom of R. Kimble, H. Taylor, D. Bond, and J. Yeokey nabbed 2nd. Those placing in regional comperirion, qualifying rhem for rhe store meer, were D. Collohon, 2nd in rhe pole voulr, T. Brindle, 4rh in rhe shor pur, and E. Wroblewski, who won rhe 2Amile run. Wroblewski rhen wenr on ro roke 2nd in rhe 2vmile run or srore, esroblishing 0 new school record of 9:097. Crgwri Mm Elk. Mennriol 5? FM 5.0, Riley S.B. LoSoIle 513' Clay Mishowoko Rogers SD. SL Joe Trocksters Win 3rd Straight Sectional Front Row: E Wroblewskl, D Collohnn,5 Wroblewsm, u Bogon S Gondeck, R Morgan, C Mellen, Second Row: E Winn, 0 Von, C Johnson, K Kumble, D Bond, D AIdnoge, Duns, D ngdom Coach HoXmes Asv Loom C SNMPM Bow Row 8 K' 'msm L Trij J WNW J Yemm O'WC T Drmdw E. Wroblewskl shows rhe pom he mus? go rh'ough IC roke second place In rhe srore 2 mde rocev sermg o schoo. record of Q 09 7 D. Mellen, C. Johnson, mo 5 Gonoecu 3pm: rowords mo flnlSh lune ogolnsr rwo rough sthowoko rurme's D. Collohon securely floo's over rhe hgh 03' Devils Give Opponents The Elston Red Devils Football Team succumbed to o grueling schedule but not without giving us some exciting moments. The most exciting point of the season for the Devils was undoubtedly the contest ogoinst Rogers. At the end of the 1st quarter Elston commended o domineering lead of 12 points 05 the score stood Elston-12; Rogers-O. Not until late in the second quorter did Rogers score. Through on unfortunate tum of fore, the Raiders scored twice and led or half time by 0 score of 14 to 12, Elston held Rogers scoreless throughout the whole 3rd quarter and gained 10 V2 more total yards. In the 4th quarter Elston fell victim to the llBig Ploy and Rogers took advantage, scoring twice and taking the game Elston closed up their regular season with on 0-10 record and looks toward the coming season with more experience th numbers. The team's most valuable player for the 1079 season was Senior Don Melleh 1N0. 351, who underwent a change Ground midseoson from running back to quarter back. Don gained over 1100 yards with 700 of those goined on the ground, Coach Bye will have 12 returning Ietrermeh next year, most of which have 3 years experience in the Elston program. Mike VonSyoc, 0 very impressive Junior is o 2 year letrermon who will be returning next year or the wide receiver and end positions Mike had 0 good season this year with 0 high percentage of successful catches. Head coach Ken Bye was assisted by defensive coach Joe Mortorono and running back coaches Dorryl Sanders and Donnie Thomas. They will all be back next year to work on shaping 0 winning teom. .. u , r 5.8 LoSolle Elk. Central Mishowoko SD. Washington Elk Memorial SD. Adam 5.3. Clay 5.0. Riley Penn Rogers 1st Row: S Storey, 5 Smith, M Jackson, D Diller, R Jackson, S Lee, F Wolizer, E. Rusboldt, J Shinn 2nd Row: R Ponfil, J Saxon, A Mitchell, J Epstein, P Voris, D Howard, J Roberts, C Dyrd, S Krochinski, T Melleh, M VonSyoc, R Zognoli 31d Row: 5 Dohlim, SFredericksl M Wenzel, P Lisok, T Jonkowski, D McLochlon, J Daniels, P Shim, G Henckel, B Bogon, J. Phillips, M Brooks, R Taylor, A Moss, K Boumgortner, D Stricklond, K Coyle, 5 Burrs, F Wheelerl C. Summers. Tough Times M.V.P. D. Mellen shows hlS quvckness by gernng away from o Roger's defendonr Roger's playms bok hopefully r0 see who had recovered me fumole Coach Bye and Coach Srork conremoiore o wcrow R. Ponfll throws on the run Consistency Proves To Be . . . Finishing the season wirh 0 12-8 record, the City Red Devils always seemed ro provide the crowd with excitement. Coach Sreinke was very oprimisric before rhe season srorred end was nor quire sure what combinorion would do the rrick. Of rhe six rerurning lerrermen, Seniors Sreve Nowok and Craig Burrell were rhe rwo rhor played the mosr consisrenr boll throughout rhe season. Cooch Sreinke emphasized rho: he had never mode Up 0 vorsiry h'ne-up wirhour one of their names on ir, Mike Pedue, Joe Shim, Don Walters, and Ron Wolrers also supplied 0 Ior of rhe experience and bollhondling power that was needed by the Devils, Michael Mock did on oursronding job 05 sixrh man and Sreve Simmons joined rhe srorring five neor rhe close of rhe season replacing Sr. Arre Mitchell. Other lerrerwinners for rhe 1980 season were Mike Grimes, Vernon Payne, and Ron Richard. Coach Sreinke was pleased wirh rhe reom's won-Ioss record, bur was nor as happy obour some of the bollgomes rhey ployede Reminiscing rhrough rhe season, Sreinke felr one of rheir besr games was ogoinsr Sourh Bend Adomse Even though rhey losr, Sreinke soid, Hwe played rhe most consisrenr four quarters of rhe yeor. Obviously, consistency wos rhe key ro rhe season. Coach Sreinke is very oprimisric of rhe upcoming season bur assures everyone of more exciring bollgomes. Nonfm Judsorb' 5.8. Clay SVB. Nay Mishowdao thlorxi SB, LoSolle Merrillvile North Lnberrye , gsggs eggaayasgggsa Basketball: 13! Row: J. Shim, V. Payne, R Richard, M. Mock, 5 Simmons. 2nd Row: J. Jodeon MGR, R. Walters, M Grimes, CA Dune , M. Pedue, S. Nowok, D. Walters, D. Criswe MGR, Coach 0 Sreinke Key To Season Sr. Steved Nowok gets aggressive udder rhe boards C. Burrell tips me boH from on Elkhon opponent Jr. D. Walters looks for 0 way down Well guarded. R. Walters mes for me exrro pom? M. Mock puts on me Mock Anock Elston's top coliber cross country team provided us with 0 State Champion. He is Ed Wroblewski. Ed end the team rolled through the sectional, regionol, semi-store, and finally the store meet. For all four roces, Ed brought home 0 first piece. home 0 first place. The team boosted on 1143 record in the regular season, and o 7-2 record in the Northern lndiono Conference. As 0 team, the Devils took first place in the sectional, second in the regional, fourth in the semi-stote ond fourteenth in the store meet. Ed had 0 remorkoble time of 12:03.9 to win it all. Last year Ed placed 44th in the state meet, and second in the 2-mile run during the track season Crosmountry could be said to be one of the hardest sports around. You must know when to kick, and when to hold back. In either instance you must have Front Row: D, Wort, D. Coliohon, E Wrobiewski, J. Yeokey, S. Wroblewskiv Back Row: Coodi Holmes. Horriers Provide iiClTY the wind to do it all, The boys that are on the teom go through innumerable grueling practices, running miIe ofter miles The best port about it, most soy, is that Cooch Holmes is right along with them. That may be the difference between 0 champion and 0 runner up. Ed won the well earned Most Valuable Ployer award for the third year in 0 row, Along with capturing the sectional, regionoi, semi- srote, and state meets, Ed also finished first or the Highiond invitotionol posting on 11:40, the best time recorded in Indiana this year. The other members of this very tough teom ore J. Yeokey, who mode his name known along with Ed, D Collohon, J. Wilson, D. Wort, J. Grodowski, 0nd 3. Wroblewski. Coach Holmes will have five returning lettermen next yeor, ond probobly 0 very successful season. T, Bowman, R Sheehey, T. Bowmon, Si Dremer, J. Wilson, J, Grodowski, With A State Chom '3. ' :fmr'h' City lines up for We secnomd rub J. Yeokey breathIessly pushes forward E. Wroblewskl holds his bonds up m vwcrory afre' WNWQ Me Sure C'oss Counrry meer Four year lenetmon D Wonr pursues a foo 50'sF Building For Future HThe seoson would be 0 boilding yeor for rhe furore . . . losr nine lerrer Winners and could nor reploce rhem in one season Thor one quore JUSY obour sums Up rhe season for coach Joe Morrorono ond Ass'r. Cooch Ken Bye II was 0 prerry rough seoson for rhe reorn 05 0 whole bur o few wresrlers mode qwre on impression wirh rheir individual records. They were Sophomors Rick Doperolslsi 15- 8-1, ond Jim Epsrein 10-5, and Seniors John Espor 100, Del Sommelmon 17-3, and Don Mellen Q-Q-l. HThe best meer of rhe yeor, soys Cooch Morrorono, llwos ogomsr S D Adoms in which we were rhe underdogs. Doperolski upset rhe conference chomp ond Epsrein wresrled Up one weighr closs ond won HWe only losr by 3 pOIDTSAlH o meer where we were supposed ro get pushed oil over rhe mot, Senior John Espor earned rhe reom's Mosr Voluoble Ployer Aword. Alrhough Espor did nor poss rhrough secrionols, he was always rhere when rhe reorn needed 0 win and even when rhey did not Orher wrestlers receiving honors were DoperolskivMosr Improved, Sommelmon-Mosr Pins, EsporrMosr Tokedowns Three wresrlers mode their way to rhe regionol or Crown POInr rhis yeor Sommelmon rook firsr in rhe Volpo secrionol while Doperolski 0nd Epsrein rook seconds. Unforrunorely, oll rhree were beor by very lngh firsr round conrenders or rhe regionol. Cooch Morrorono IS looking forword ro 0 good chorocrer yeor He is only losing rhree seniors Espor, Mellen, 0nd Sommel men, and hos 0 good bunch of lerrerr men rerurning HAnd next season should be berrer IF the young men rerurning will lifr weights and wresrle during the sum, mer SB Riley Mishowoko SB LoSolle Elk. Cenrrol Gory Wirr Gay Roosevelr New Proine O D 'O Sgegaegsaaoeegg 151Row: D Andr, P Burron, D Sommelmon,J Espor, R Doperolski, G Tuel, M Przybylinski 2nd Row: Cooch Monorono, D Strickland, D Kelley,J Fironek, JV Epsrein, D Mellen, L Novok Most Improved, R. Dopetolskl ours rhe move on his opponent Sophomore J. Epstein makes 0 masked escape MVP J. Espor locks heads ww'H W's ooponem 5'. D. Sommelmon prepares ro pun his man D. Strickland smashes 0 stch 70 rhe mor From Row: J Sosmskl, R Ponfvl, J Cumo, P Srobock, R Dxbble, J 5mm, P Shim Back Row: Monoger J Dreske, G Neulleb, H Srellemo, S Miller, M Pedue, K Coyle, P Trusho, Coach P Mmhoels From Row: T Oliver, D Sronners, C Gnggs, L Coiling, R anek, D Dolon Second Row: Assr Coach N Egon, N Doperolsku, L Popnneou, M McGee, T Slrsher, T Koser, Cooch R Kerwm Back Row: Monoger D Chehce M Gondecly J Lemev G Foldehouer, K Toiburr, L New, Monoger T Horvey Boll Players Gain Experience 0 Q 401xAMiAAJAMMAWb$9Tif6fMIAM En? W Elk Cenrrd S D Cioy . Penn ., B Adam; D LUSCHe Mishowoisg S B Riley 5 D Jllcnsnhmgmgn EH Memorio' Elk Cenrroi SB Cloy Mishowoko Penn LoPorre LoPorre New Proire Morquerre New Prairie $3 3H x106 a .. walb 0 a I; A 3 :inbgiaarJhpw :3 The Eisron Red Devils do nor have much ro cheer obour rhis yeor, SOld cooch Poul Michoels Ground mld'SGOSOI'i Iosr yeor Thor was before rhe DeViis feosred on the crossrown Blazers wmhihg srreok, by 0 rhree ro rwo margin, devouring them defensively in whor con rruly be deemed as o pirchers duel. Alrhough rhe Devils played well all season, wirh significoni conrriburioris from pitchers Por Trusho, Joe Shim orid Por Srobocls, rhor elusive win seemed ro sroy just barely our of reach, Shim rhrew o perfecr ho-hirrer gome ogoihsr Souih Bend Cloy srriking our 7 boners Sophomore Por Trusho finished up rhe season srrikihg our 30 borrers ond obtaining on E. R. A. of 3,50, junior POT Srobock closed his season wirh on E. R, A. 2.87 and srriking our 15 boners The M. V. P elecr for losr yeor's season was Jeff Cumo. During rhe course of the season he rocked o boning average of 817, Jeff has been rhe srorring corcher for rhe losr rwo seasons This year he commirred no errors or his position and picked off 8 base runners orremprihg ro sreol Jeff himself, was 7 for Q in rhe bose sreolihg coregory Cooch Michoels has 10 rerumihg Ierrermen rhis year end is looking forward r0 0 producrive and successful season P. Shlnn breaks drosncoliy for home P. Svobock viciously fouls off 0 mm M. Pedue fields rhe 0c mrh siyie oric DCSO year Girls Build Under girls' sofrboll reom had 0 very opromisric rhe besr defensive infield in Michigan Ciry, bur rhe ourfield wos inexperienced ond . r : f a unresred. The pitching staff was weak ' ' from lock of experience. The infield was headed by senior co- coproins Lindo New and Thelma Slisher, and juniors Noro Doperolski and Gloria Foldenhouer. Lindo Collins showed much improvemenr os pitcher and Toy Oliver did 0 very occurore job 05 corcher. The ourfield was headed by senior Riro Fironek, juniors Jockie Leffler, Michelle McGee, Michelle Gondeck, Kris Tolburr, sophomores Liso Popineou, Tommy Koser, Debbie Dolon, 0nd freshmen Carolyn Griggs ond Berh Sronners Our of rhe seven reruming lerrer ., y, W winners, 3 were losr ro groduorion ond C'VQUGWE8 only 2 of rhem were regular srorrers. A. 7 V Special owords wenr ro Debbie Dolon . - y .r R ; and Thelma Slisher for their consronr N 7 husrle 0nd enrhusiosm. Senior Co-coproin Lindo New received me Most Valuable Player oword. orrirude rowords rhe 1970 season, His infield was hailed by rhe newspapers os ew 00C Co.coptoln T. Slishev odvnses T Kaiser of :he DOSSIbIhfleS of onorher rm cgonnsr Rogers T. Oliver strides by home m on 117 vrcrory In 0 folllng effort. N Doperolsm mes ro gel rhe boll ro L Comm In 0 dose ploy Basketball: 15! Row: L Collins, D. Aldridge, D Dolon, E. Ringo 2nd Row: T Oliver, S Lewis, M Johnson, M McGee, T Koser Girls llDig Their Opponents The 1079 volleyball season was ho more rhon disheorrehihg The reom wehr rhrough some big changes wirh rhe naming of Mrs. Fimhober os heod coach and Mrs Williams 05 ossrsronr cooch Although rhe girls gor o lore srorr, rhey worked very hard ro improve rhier skills Perhaps the girls' fihesr morch wos ogoinsr crossrown rivols, rhe Morquerre Blazers. Even rhough The Devils pounded our impressive scores of 1315 end 1215, rhey were defeored. This year's Most Valuable Player oword wehr ro Sr. Down Weik Down was said ro be 0 good defensive player as well as keeping the reom's spirir up when rhe going gor rough r K C L. Colllns sets up 0 big ploy M. Josickl and C. Dobeskl show meir gruff ih wormrups L. Collins gets rqecred in on orrempred spike Two City players force back 0 Marquerre boll Along wirh Down, Mrs. Firhhober lerrered 14 other girls Twelve of rhem will be coming back next year, Some of rhe more impressive underclossmen 0h rhe team were Freshmen K. Oliver ond Sophomores Jr Simmons ond M. Wollih Next year, Coach Firhhober will be looking towards L, Collins, T Koser, and J Simmons ro fill the srorrers spors and give the team rhe Iirrle exrro ir needs Alrhough rhis year's record was very unbalanced 10-10, it was also very deceiving. The girls did improve 0 lor and Coach Fimhober is determined ro build an experienced ond winning reom for 1080 AOOOOOOOOOOOOOO LoPorre Rogers SD. Adams 513 Woshingron SD LoSalle Elk Memorial Mishowoko S 13. Clay Morquerre $.13. Riley Penn Elk Central Andreon Chesrerron O '0 D MDMMMMMMMMMMMM Coaches Are Big Asset . . . Girls Hit .500 Mark Firsr yeor Cooch Donnie Thomos had one thing in mind when he started the season. Thor wos ro build 0 strong girl's boskerboll progrom here or Elsron The besr games of rhe seoson, 05 Thomas reminisces, were ogoihsr SD. Cloy end the second meerihg of Rogers. We played 05 o ream and now rhe returning players will know whor ir rokes ro winhexr yeor-hord work. The reom wos ropped wirh returning lerrerwihners Lihdo Collins, Debbie Doloh, Tommy Koser, Michelle McGee, and Toy Olivero They, olong wirh rheir reommores, gove Elston o .500 season and 0 record of 5-4 in rhe NIC. Coach Thomos felr his reom locked experience of playing organized high school boslxerboll, ond Elsron should be one of rhe srrong oreo reoms nexr year. Junlor T. Koser ons one up, Grmlng he! teeth. T Oliver shoors for rwo Z. Zook jumps for Clry Sr. M. McGee slnks rhe exrro 9010f Front Row: G Houckl J. Duffy, 6 Scott, K Kmlous, R Beebe Second Row: J Schmlrr, R Schmurr, G Romey, R Ellison, M Johonsson Back Row: Cooch J Warner, N Newson, M, Grams, T Green, C Blubough, M Gnmes From Row: J Wmskl, D Drehmel, S Burkholder B McNobb, S Coddo, D Welk Back Row: Cooch Druemmer, L Corley, J Kelser, J Mershon, K Vogenius, 5 Marion Boys Seek Experience 2 9 19 U'IDbUib-Obobbwau. S B Adams Washington $.13. Cioy Elk Central oweoewamfaub'uoo M.V.P., M. Grimes shows his Winning form Stretching highly, T Green keeps 0 good eye on rhe boll C. Blubogh raises his rocquer ro rhe boli 05 R Schmm looks on The boy's rennis reom ended irs season wirh much experience. The boys spent many hours in rhe hor, exhousrihg sun gerring ready for rhe rough Northern Indiono Conference. In Conference pioy the boys' ended wirh o 2-7 record and placed Brh in rhe conference, Their season record srood or 0 hard fought 2, 12. In secrionol ploy, rhe reom unfortunorely lost in rhe first round. The reom was topped by Most Valuable Player, Mike Grimes Mike had on outstanding record of Q wms and only 5 losses. He is 0 three year ierrermon, and is looking forward to his fourrh yeor. Four year lerrermon Mike Grams, and SAyeor Ierrermon Tim Green were very big ossers ro rhe ream. They gave the ream rhe experience and ability it needed Other Ierrer winners were Senior Mike Johonssen, Junior Chris Blubough, Sophomore Rich Schmirr, 0nd Freshmen Jim Duffy, Greg Houck, Erik Kirrlous, and Jon Schmirr. Coach Warner is looking forward TO nexr year's season. Sophmore earns MVP Norm Bruemmer's blazing Red Devils Girl's rennis ream blosred inro rheir '79 season with experience and dererminorion, compiling o respected 0 0nd 7 regular season record. In rough secrionol competition the doubles reom of Ludie Corley 0nd Diedre Drehmel fought rheir way all rhe woy ro rhe semifinals, before being defeored in 0 long and rigorous morch, In rhe process of their regular season, the rocquereers stomped rhe crossrown Raiders on rwo seperore occasions, 6-1 and 01. Most Valuable Player recognirion wenr ro Sophomore Joon Keiser who had 0 record of 8 wins and 7 losses. Lerrer winners for rhe season were, Senior Srephonie Morlorr; Juniors Julie Mershon, Kristina Vogenius, Soroh Durkholder; Sophomores Joon Keiser, Berh McNabb; 0nd Freshmen Srocy Coddo, Jodie Winski 0nd Diedre Drehmeii Excluding Srephonie Marion all will be returning for the coming season. Freshmen Srocy Coddo, who played no 1 singles losr season holds much promise in Coach Bruemmer's eyes for nexr season With even more experience coming for next year Coach Bruemmer will undoubtedly be looking rowords 0 very successful 1980 season, 13. Woshingron Elk Cenrrol Rogers SB. Clay LoPone $6, LoSolle Elk. Memorial Mishawoko Penn Rogers 5.0. May Marquette 511 Adams Senior S. Marlo rerurns wuh pose Mershon shows compiere concenrronon B. McNobb cannot decide whether ro hir or corch rhe boliv J. Wlnskl viciously returns 0 serve .53. U$4 ? .0 ,x L e k. m o 9 w 0 o C g w a A L w o R IK c o 0 Nu m m B S VI m: d o G A m. U D o C S m e W D w o R .n. m F Front Row: M WOUICKJ Jones, D Wozwok G EHrs Back Row: C Dlubouohj Marshall B GodCev M Edgeworrh Boys Golf hos never really been 0 major sport, bur Iorely rhis seems to be changing and rhe sporr is srorring to receive some more orrenrion. 1979's reom compiled 0 regular season record of 9 and Q, 5rh in rhe Norrhem Indioho Conference. Staying prerry well on rhe foirwoy end our of rhe rough rheir roumomehr records were 7rh our of 34 teams in rhe Uebele lnvirorionol 0nd ranking 12rh our of 18 reoms in rhe Culver MA. lnvirorionol. In secrionol borrles rhey drove their way to on 8th our of 18 sronding. To reody themselves for comperirion the young men srorr practices as eorly 05 February working on technique and swing by driving golf bolls inro mesh nets in the Red Devil Gym. Losr yeor rheir season starred in April and lasted unril rhe '2th of May. The mosr valuable player for losr year was David Wozniak who had on average for rhe season of 82 srrokes on 18 holes. Orher promising underclossmen include Freshman Brod Warwick and Por Jugovic Experienced pioyers reruming wiH be Greg Ellis, Chris Blubough and Bruce Criswelle Sudden De th FQr MVP Memuvxlle LoPorre Morquerre SD Ruley Rogers Elk. Cehrrol SB Clay SD Woshmgron Elk, Memorial SD. Adams Valparaiso Valparaiso SD. SL Joe 50. LoSolIe Elk. Memoriol Mishowoko Monon MIShOWOkO Penn D. Woznlok looks for rhe boll omldsr rhe leaves Dy yelllng Fore , D Cnswell cleors rhe woy D. Woznlok shows form rhor won hxm MVP Girl's Golf Season . . . Below Par The Elston Red Devil girls' team mode 0 very respectable name for themselves and mode it known that they were 0 team to be reckoned with. The linkers finished the reguior season with on outstanding 13-1 record, outswinging crosstown rivoIs, RogerIs Raiders twice during the regular season, In the LoPorte Invitotionol the girls placed fourth out of fourteen teoms. In sectional competition the girIs pieced 3rd out of 8 teams with Sue Bremer capturing top honors with on outstanding score of 78. The team bowed out respectfully after placing 4th out of Q teams in the LoPorte Regional. This years Most Voluoble Player went to Senior Leonno Scott who compiled on average of 86 and was medalist in 10 of 13 matches. Leonno was 0 true leader this year with her ability and consustent low scores. Sue Bremer was also 0 very dependable player this year She maintained on average of 80.5 end is o 3 year lettermon. Other 3 year Iettermon were Alicio Godfrey with o seosonol average of 90, and Stephanie Coburn who added the depth needed for o successful year. Other Ietter winners were Senior Lori Anthiff and Junior Betsy Bowen who shows 0 lot of promise for the up coming year. In regards to next season Cooch Steinke hos there girls coming bock, and is Iooking for store qualification from Sue Bremer 0nd AIicio Godfrey. MerriIIviIIe Rogers Valparaiso Marquette Lowell Chesrerton Lowe! LoPorte Munster Rogers New Prairie Knox n: .m L. Scott shows concentration needed '0 earn M V P S. Dtemet raises her club in SOTISIOCTIOP otter cinching too honors at the sectional A. Godfrey eyes her target? F 'xT ' eK -L 3x hfk' i v 1 etymhiltithi'kaf , A'V Boys Swim Team: 15! Row:E Ewyl P Higgins, SV Oelschloger, P Atkinson, M. Losiniecki-MGR. 2nd Row: T Humphrey, D Elenz, G. Smith, M. Tym, S Sweeney, MY Losiniecki-MGR. 3rd Row: B Killingbeck, TV Frome, E Davis, D. Srewon, 6. Ellis, Coach Go . lels Swim Team: 15! Row: D Weninger, K, Swim, S. Morrin, M Duszo, L Doker, D, Foldenouer, A. Humbers, 2nd Row: Cooch Simon, D. Dovies, S. Locke, D. Demororski, K. Van Vlock, L. Bailey, Asst. Cooch Doorh. 3rd Row: J Atkinson, M. Moloney, J Saxon, J. Summers, A. DeMosi, L. Kemp, K Dovis City Splashes Into State Coach Jerry Croll hod rhis to soy of the 1980 swim season. 'WVe urilized rroining 0nd versoriliry rhis year, And 0 srrong desire to win enabled the Elsron swim reom to go from o pre-seoson prediction of o sub-SOO season to 0 post season record of eleven wins and four losses. Along wirh occumuloring on 11-4 season record, the boys ser rhree sectional records, and broke mony Elsron pool records, They also defeated Sourh Bend Adams for rhe first time in Elsron's swim hisrory and captured rhe Ciry Championship by defeoring crossrown Rogers Raiders Four of our Red Devil swimmers wenr to the Store Meet in Muncie; Ed Davis, Doug Elenz, Greg Ellis, and Mike Tym Doug Elenz coprured rhe store rifle in rhe 50 yard freesryle 0nd rhe 100 yard bocksrroke. He ser 0 new store record and earned All-Americon srorus. Ed Dovis placed 12th in 200 yard freesryle wirh 0 career best time. Sr Greg Ellis earned rhe honorable award of Most Valuable Player, He was 0 four year lerrermon and participated on rhe 400 freestyle store reom Cooch Croll is losing rhree swimmers ro graduation. They ore Greg Ellis, Tim Frame, and Tom Humphrey. Croll is looking forward to 0 good season bur ' we olwoys suffer from rhe loss of seniors gsggsxsz'ggggagg 3 P. ngglns gasps f0! air in o daring finish T. Lofton dlves for Ciry D. Elenz clinches his fisrs in ecrosy 05 he learns his store record rime T. Frame awaits his rime offer 0 very satisfying roce. MVP G. Ellis eyes me finishing point. Girls Profit From New Coaches Once again rhe Red Devil's girls' swim ream come rhrough wirh an impressive season. The reom went rhrough o few big changes. The biggesr wos rhe naming of Jim Simon 05 head coach and From Booth os ossisronr coach. They compiled o seasonal record of 8 wins and 0 losses, and 0 Northern Indiana Conference record ofi5 wins and 4 losses in the LoPorre lnvirorionol, rhey placed third our of six reams and fourth our of eighr reams in rhe LoPorre Secrionol. During rhe season rhe ream rumed in some impressive scores ogoinsr Sourh Bend, Amy DeMosi orroined 0 school record time of 1:58.53 in rhe 200 yard free style and or secrionols, set 0 new record of 150.18. In rhe 100 yard breosr stroke, Barb Demororski ser 0 new pool record of 1:123, and Bebo Davies ser rwo pool records of 21945 in rhe 200 yard individual medly and 1:03 in rhe 100 yard burrerfly. Jackie Saxon added Up 0 total diving score ogoinsr Sourh Bend LoSoIle of 2:45.55, her best of rhe regular season. The medley relay team of Amy DeMosi, Barb Demororski, Karin Von Vlock 0nd Bebo Davies fumed in on impressive 1:599 in rhe sectional preliminaries and qualified for srore comperirione Ar srore, rhe reom finished 10rh our of 54 teams with Amy Demosi rising above rhe crowd, ranked 3rd in the back srroke. The Most Valuable Player award was shared for rhe second year in 0 row, by Amy Demosi 0nd Bebo Davies. Wirhour o doubr rhe Elsron srudenr body con be on the lookout for onorher successful swim reom nexr season, because rhese ladies are nor jusr record breakers, rhey ore winners. Sr. J. Saxon shows rhe sryle rhor won her o 4 year scholarship ro rhe Universiry of Wesr Virg'rnio MVP A. DeMasI llstens for her time to be announced, J. Atkinson struggles to finish her fsnol lop Gymnos'rs Perform Well Second yeor Cooch Anno Fimhober was satisfied with the 1980 season 05 0 whole. There were 0 few meets that she had expected to win but did not, due to illness or non-competition by some of her top performers This year's team records were: beginner 2-3, intermediate 8-5, and optional 4-41 A team record gives you 0 one sided look. All of the gymnasts did 0 lot of improving throughout the season to raise their scores and sometimes double rhem from the start of the season When you take 0 look or each level, these were the homes that stood our best. OptionoI-TJ. Cleveland and Dorb Hegg, intermediate- Lucy Dudels and Theresa Lake, and beginnereJill Sommelmoni Coach Fimhober thinks the outlook for 1981 is very strong Those heading the squad for next year will be Dudek, Cleveland, Lake, and Sommelmoni St. l3. Hegg relaxes during her floor exercise Fr. L. Dudek shows great concentration T. Cleveland sweeps the audience with her exciting tioor exercise routine, GYMNASTS: 1st Row: K Gronocki, M Atkinson, C Lake T Soylor 2nd Row: W Wozniak, A Mock, L Dudek, D Jackson 3rd Row: S Kribs, L. Higdon, J Schooley, D Hegg 4th Row: T Horlib, G Chavez, A Smith, T, Dolko, D Schitlke. 5th Row: J Sommelmon, T. Cleveland, Cooch Firnhober, L Scott, L Hueston WRESTLING 1st Row: L Copshow, J Gombill, P O'Connor, T Moms, P Lindborg, D. Honmon 2nd Row: C Turner, M. Wonrob, KY Denner FOOTBALL: 1st Row: D Yoder, R Hawks, J Adams, DY Abney, D Storm, B Fosrer, M Przbyblinski. 2nd Row: D Morgan, 0 Gronceski, R Armsrrong, JV Fironek, M Shanks, D Ainsworrh, R Clark 3rd Row: D Srerling, L Rmer, M Rorsyrhe, LY Novok, D Lewis, J. Cosh, R Schultz BASKETBALL: Row 1: T Mobry A Turner, D Thomas, D. Srorks, K Ellis, F Miller Row 2: Coach Adnson, J Phillips, J Cosh, T Newson, R Gosron, B Pornck, M Johns Girl's Basketball: 15! Row: C Ohver, D Spechr, J Simmons, 5 Burrs 2nd Row: K WllllOmS, J Bradley, R Walker. Coach Egon VOLLEYBALL: 1st Row: T Young, D Spechr, T Wozniak, C, Brown, T Loke 2nd Row: Coach Williams, P Drzewnecki, S Burrs, C Starks, J Simmons, K Oliver T . B'Tr I Tx' P ; .g :1 T'TTTTTT, TTTtTTTt TTT'T$p$v TfTT'k4jvyTT $ Q-I-Fvio'I Inuwxmn -: DbDIUUUI ---1----- TENNIS: 1st Row: A Godfrey, T Horlib, TV Jackson, D Wenlnger, B. Bowen 2nd Row: J. Summers, S. Bremer, HT Coon, 5 Reese, P. Kohn, K. Srriebel, Cooch Bruemmer. F RESHMEN BASKETBALL: 1st row: Coach Folls, T. Walker, R Hawks, R Scorr, M Hockerr, S Dobner 2nd row: M Dnggs, MGR, T Winn, T Sosmsm, J Wiegand, S Johnson, R, Dremer, R Allison, J Paptneou FOOTBALL: P. Gondeck J. Leffler R. Allison 5. Grey T. Moms 0 Anderson R Hermon G, Smith B. Arror R. Howks S. Lorin T. Borrle T. HiH F. Sreword E Berg 6. Hulford J. Tenner M. Briggs D Hillings G. Tuel PR Burron J. Jimison PV Turlo G. Chrisrensen D. Kelly T. Walker 5. Dobney T. Kldsowslq J Wellinski K. Gorron S. Lowhom Coach Adnson Cheerleaders Leorn Cheerleoders ore rhe reol driving force behind mosr high schooi orhleric reoms The girls nor only cheer the orhleres on when they ore winning, bur also give rhem that little extra boosr ro pull rhem rhrough when they ore down. Here or Elsron rhe girls go through mony hord workours before rhey ore even chosen ro be on rhe squod. Tryouts are held in fronr of rhe srudenr body. This yeor eleven girls med our ond rhese seven mode ir: Seniors Louro Higdon-Coproin, Liso Morrin-Devil, Kristina Vogenius, ond Juniors Sue Bremer, Sheilo Buhle, Trocy Horlib, ond Kristo Srriebel. During rhe summer the girls procriced rhree rimes 0 week end orrended o cheerleoding comp or Monchesrer College where rhey won 28 blue ribbons ond ploced in rhe rop five squods in rhe finol doy's comperirioni They also broughr home the comp's covered spirir oword ond mini-megophone ond ploced rhird overoll, During rhe school yeor, rhe girIs do nor limit rhemselves ro cheering or vorsiry foorboll ond boskerboll gomes. They olso show up or rhe minor orhieric evenrs, decorore orhiere's lockers with well- wishing posrers, provide rhe hoop for home basketball gomes, ond rhei'r homecoming rruck won first place for its costume. The vorsiry squod is sponsored by Miss To... Smidri This is her second yeor os Elsron's vorsiry sponsor and her ninrh yeor 05 o cheerleading sponsors Being o sponsor, especially in cheerleoding, rokes os much dererminorion ond hord work 05 being 0 member of the squad This is Mrs. Srork's firsr year 05 sponsor of the junior vorsiry ond ninrh grode squods. Alrhough rhey do nor try our in front of rhe srudenr body. they do rheir shore of cheering on the orhleres, The junior vorsiry squod consisrs of Bersy Bowen, Gino Chovez, T. J. CIevelond-Coproin, Angie Smirh, ond Kim Wojeck, The ninth grode squod consists of Lucy Dudek, Angie Mock, Leslie Thomos, Jill Sommelmon-Coproin, 0nd Tino Augusresens D-teom: K, Voids, A. Smith, T, J, Cleveland, D. Bowen, 6. Chavez. Ninth Grade: L. Dudek, A. Mock, L. Thomas, J Sommelmon, T Augusresen. Vorslty: K. Srriebei, T, Horlib, S. Duhle, L. Morrin, S. Dremer, L. Higdon, K. Vogenius. 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Helping Joy erh demons was Vice Presidenr Joe Shim and keeping minures for each meeting was secrerory Krisrino Vogems Elsron Srudenr Governmenr worked on many money raising prqecrs, such as sening comorions ond doss Tvshirrs. The money from rhese soles were used roword rhe prepororion of rhe Chrisrmos Boll, sponsored by rhe Srudenr Council The money was also used ro buy 0 rose for each of our rwenry Homecoming Queen condidores Another projecr rhor Srudenr Council has been hoping for is rhe poinmg of me docrwoy wells in rhe Red Devil gym. Leadership is essenriol ond wirh odvisor Mr. Nowok, our Srudenr Council demonsrrores rhe imporronce of 0 strong srudenr governmenr. From Row: Mr Nowok, Kmmo Vogenus, Jay Jackson, Joe Shwn Second Row: Corey Wmskl, Michelle Losmleckl, Kelly Beech, Poul Shrnn, LISO Morrm, Jodie Toub, Tracey Hcrhb Third Row: Srocy Wrwee Ange Mack Dem 0 Wer'ur wQE' Maureen lmwecm, Louro ngdor, Rose Tejedo, kae Kenmg, Noro Doperolsm Fourth Row: T J Clevebrd Mcureem Mdor ey He'd MMe' Dmd Wcr'cx Kenn VorV'ccx De'sy DmHOds, 80m Bum Terr. Jackson Fifth Row: Sue Bremen Dom Cole, Knsn Ewy, Jock Philips Ed Dov's Krg'c Srrezee Mm Forsye'ee Dev? WWW; Doug Eeez Service Is Key For Honor Society Mr. Kerwin ond MISS Leonord, the pillars and COASpODSOFS of the Notional Honor Society, hod mony octivities planned for members Notional Honor Society performed such services 05 ushering or school plays and musicals, also they planned 0 Parents Night, where the parents of our football and basketball players were recognized Honor Socnety members acted as gutdes for Bock to School Night, end they planned 0 formoi induction ceremony for the new members in the spring. Members are chosen for excellence in areas such 05- chorocter, scholarship, service and activity end are expected to maintain these qualities otter acceptance into the Honor Society. With President, Borb Hegg, things roh smoothly for the group Accompanying Borb with the decisions were Viceipresideht Joomee' Atkinson and Secretory Noro Doperolski, whose help, according to Borb wos indispensable, After all, thors the whole idea behind Notional Honor Society . . . Service. - .$.x ':: u l 3h::. hh::,'a K1,...y0009uf, 4-9' hIIKIIAS die ,J ' .: eeI x5; ' t, Row 1: Mr Kerwianponsor, Dorb HeggrPresideht, Joonhee' ArkihSOhrVice President, Noro DoperslskrSedTreosury Row 2: Down Weik, Morilyh Josucke, Dione Sodenwoter, Clorise Bilderbock, Sandro Poplowsm, Colette Dobeskt, JUIIe Mershon Row 3: Jim Keoting, Joe Grodowskl, Ct ck Berg, Gre ?eH, Dill Schultz, Joy Jackson, Tim Green, Kore McGowan Row 4: Mtchelle Gondeck, DIH Dolort, Mike Gromse Mike Pekue, Tim Fromet Giotto FoidenOL Pot Stobock Shtnh, Lynh Bonley The lhsrrumehrol music deporrmehr feorured many opnons for music srudenrs The musioons or Elsron were offered 0 voriery of bonds r0 porricipore in such 05 Jazz Bond, Concerr Bond, Marching Bond and Pep Bond. Jozz Bond and Concerr Bond borh srorr procricing on November 1 end losr rhe rest of rhe year The jozz bond explores differenr improvisononol sryJes 0nd performs or communiry evenrs. The Concert Bond performs in several school concerts rhrough our rhe yeor Pep bond performs or all rhe pep sessions and basketball games. They help keep the crowd and players fired up The Marching Bond, Devilerres, ond Flog Corp performed or oil rhe foorboll games and put on o dazzling hoIfArime show. They used big reh marching style To rheir shows, and proved how hard rhey've worked rhroughour rhe year. The bond led by Director Duke Johns and drum majors Debbie Collins and Tommy Koser mode much progress. The Flog Corp and Devilerres ore led by sponsor and reocher Cherryl Holdcrofr 0nd CovCoproins Yolondo Merriweorher and Lisa Lisok. They have worked herd and hove done 0 greor job. The bond and Devilerres hove morched in mony different parades. Let's hope they keep on progressing. :3 Woodwinds: 1st Row: G Tuel, A Gorzorkiewicz, L Collins, 0 McNobb, D Bishop, L Cisler, L Baker, J Thompson 2nd Row: D Doy, L Thomas, H Coon, T SoyJor, D Rogers, J Zieske, M Brooks, D Wenk 3rd Row.- B Graham, 3 Locke, L Kemp, K Johnson,J Mershon, D Popmeou, M Sanders, C Joske 4th Row: J Trour, D FreeJ, D Spechr, B Pollock, A Humbers, M Senders, J Bradley, K Denner, B Khlolo, 5th Row: D Drockwoy, K. Ellis, R Armstrong, T Bowman, R. Hawks. Dress; 15! Row: M Senders, J TimberToke, T Jackson, C Turner, D Colwell, T Foreman 2nd Vow: J, Filipiok, D Hock, J. Tenor, C Murgiro, M Srork, K Warren 8rd Row: A Smlrh, B Arror, M Koser, D Dolon, T Geleskel M HUTChTSOn 4th Row: T Kmolo, C MeJmck, E Berg, 3 Wiegand, B Gruffm, J Romuon, M Tym, J Elhs 51h Row: B Turner, 6 K19, P Melhlck, S Nowok, S FJy, M Moloney, T Bowman, C Berg To A Successful Season Devllene Coptolns: L, Lisok, Y Merriweorher Flog Corp, GefT ro righo- K. Swim, S. Andreev, B. Golding, MY Steel, R Volenrine, M Kelrz, D Schooley Devllettes: D Sronoge, 5 Flint, M Grof, A Philhps, M Pocholke, P Kohnl V Caner Drum Majors: D Colhns, T Koser Devilenes: L Srobock, D Wiles, J Jones, D Jackson, J Summers, L Heusron, V Houghringron 4. Percusslon: 15! Row: J Kroening, G Scon, P Bunon, J Jimison 2nd Row: M Forsyrhe, B Hoffman, C. Bond, 5 Krueger, 0rd Row: J. Jackson M Solberg Jazz Pep Bonds Show Spirit i Pep Bond: 15! Row: D Collins, J Zieske, J Tmberloke, M Senders, D Grohom, M Sanders, S Locke, L. Coilins, N Crong, B McNobb, M, Brooks 2nd Row: K. Warren, B Griffin, J Johnson, T. Foreman, S. Krueger, M. Koser, B. Dolon, T. Geleske, M Moloney, CM Berg, 0rd Row: A. Smith, D. Hocly M Forsyrhe, M Solberg, P. Melnick, S Wiegand, M. Willioms, J. Filipiok, B Kniolo, G Kisr, D Brockwoy, Jazz Bond; 15! Row: M Senders, M Willioms, S Locke, D Kmdo, D Brockwoy, B McNobb 2nd Row: A. DeMosa, N Croxg G Kisrl T Foreman, J Filipmk, B. Arror, M. Moloney, 31d Row: J Jackson, M Groms, T Cordroy, T Geleske, K Warren, C Berg, A. Smnh Devil Magic . . . Pure Magic 7 The Vocol Music Deporrmenr consisrs of the Mixed Chorus, Freshmen Chorus, ond Devil Mogic under rhe direcrion of Mr McNabb. These groups ore composed of Elsron srudenrs with speed inreresr 0nd rolenr in singing They spend consideroble time in developing good vocal rechniques and preparing mUSIC ro be preserved or rhe various Elsfon concerr progroms rhroughour rhe yeor. Devil Mogic, Elsron's swing choir wirh 0 new name, found itself rehearsing oll kinds of music and adding 0 rouch of choreography here and there, They pur several shows rogerher ro presenr to civic groups in the Michiono oreov Their time and efforr spenr wos evidenr in rheir fine performances. Practicing then moves ore Dew Mmgwc members, M BM, 5 Uhy, D Deurschen D Mhoms, D W003, A Smwh, R Kuchlk Row 1: Michelle McGee, Regen O'Rourke, Jodwe Taub chheHe Bud, Mory Schoof Dono Cole, Allen Smlrh. Rodger Kuchxk, Du. Ddom Greg Meel Joseph Km 0b 50'0h Shelly Ulry, Korhy Fischer Row 2: onno Deursdwer, Leigh Mood, Sondra Poplowsm, Locke Volene Correr, Deven Wleoms, Dem McNobb, Donne Wes Row 3: Morr Forsyrhe, Choruses Chorale Tunes H Row 1: Jone: FerreH Jomce Bureau Ccrowd Lews Terr chrew RocheHe MLM Dwo Sromey Twllmon, Scheme Mock Gerry chheH Meme anfn Gwendo Byrd Johnna Jackson DoHene Spencer Row 2: Rosmc Bureau Lyn race A Woodard Jr Rooer' LumeJohn Morgen Don Mmobb Dwecror Toma Homwlron, Lexho Lows Jocme Mom Row 3: M r t. i I Row 1: Mr McNobb, Tmo TuHmon, Pomcwo Smgweron Troy Wowker, Nxcole Conm, Walker, Kenneth Gorron, Tum Whoien, Richard Kuner, CoroIWolker, Peggy Hollis Down Deomo Slpes Row 2: Chorwene Wihoms, Terrance an Srevem Dobney Kenny Heuer, Carolyn Scorr Dur'oce Debra ston, Demse Lcrgley, Ger'y Sunon Row 3: Pena Doss Rosohnd Girls Assist Athletes Alrhough rhe Mor Maids go rhrough much ribbing 0nd ridicule, rhey ore 0 big osser ro rhe wrestling team. The girls hold on annual car wash to raise money for swear shirts and juice, get the wrestling oreo ready for each meer, and clean up afterwards. They also cheer on rhe wrestlers rhrough the good rimes 0nd bod rimes. Sponsor Joe Morrorono rewords rhe Mor Maids and his wresrling ream with o gionr pizzo porry or the end of rhe season. Keeping occurore rimes, compuring rhe scores, and cheering the swimmers on ore o few rhings omong mony rhor the swim timers do. These girls come to oil the swim meets and prove to be 0 big hep Wearing sropworches hanging around their necks, rhey carefully rime each event. Two girls srond positioned on each lone ond rogerher compare rhe rimes. They rhen send rhe times up to rhe scoring table where more girls sir ready to compure rhe scores. Wirh the help of sponsor Mrs. Meer, rhese girls MAT MAIDS: provide our swimming program with all 15! Row: K. Wilson, RV Walker, L, Martin, L. Higdon, NV Doperolski, D, Sranoge, T Dolko 2nd Row: 5' Whire, D. Moss, A. rhe he!p if 05 ads '0 be successful. Canon, RA Tejedo, D. Hohn, D, Bowen. 31d Row: D. Fire, P. Sherri , C, Dobeski, S McNew, S. Chance, A, Elnos, SWIM TIMERS: 1st Row: C Bailey, E. Averirr, H. Poce, C. Young, L. O'ken, SV Peglow, D. Weninger. 2nd Row: J. Summers, P Mordniok, K. Gardner, H. Coon, C Przybytinski, D Drehmel Syd Row: M. Pocholke, J anrzel, K VonV- lock, K. Srreibel, B. Grohom, B. Davies, B McNobb. Learning obour differenr cultures is the morro of Eisron's language clubs. They porricipore ond orrend mony cuirurol ocriviriesi In order ro porricipore in any Ionguoge club you musr be 0 foreign language srudenr. French Club is sponsored by Mrs. Kozmier, 0 new reocher or Elsron. They orrend French resrouronrs, wrire ro pen pols in France ond have 0 Christmas Porry each year. Mrs, Croft end her Spanish students roke several rrips each year to concerrs, pioys, exhibits and erhnic resrouronrs. They olso learn how to cook some Lorin-Americon foods. The German Club, sponsored by Mrs. Gonsrer, leom obour their culture and also have 0 Chrisrmos Porry. All rhree clubs seil doughnurs every morning ro hungry srudenrs to finance their field trips Many of our Elston students hove ieorhecl rremehdousiy from our fine ionguoge clubs rhonks ro oll rhe hard work of rhe sponsors and srudenrs. Language Clubs Explore Mrs. Gonster and L. ngdon sell doughnurs ro starving srudenrs. GERMAN CLUB: 1st Row: C Turner, D. Droddyl M. Powlicke, V Houghringron, Re Hawks, D Coiwell, L. Collins, J Drihoin, M. Schick 2nd Row: C. Howard, J. Duffy, M, Brooks, D Hohn, H. Coon, D, Diller, JV Podgorski, PV Kohn, M. Hurchison, KV Wojcik, C. Housiey, A. Forsyrhe, Mrs. Gonsrer, Sponsoo. 3rd Row: R, Pedue, C Johnson, D Popineou, L, Popineou, J Adams, D Miller, D. Yoder, D. Poliock, J Summers, C, Joske, S. Pegiow, D. Fedder, R. Human. 4th Row: M, Nogei, B. Killingeck, E, Berg, C. Berg, K. Srriebel, J. Hegg, T. Frome, L. Kemp, R. Clerk, M, Fotsyrhe, K. McGowan, D Spechr, D. Griffin Different Cultures SPANISH CLUB: 1st Row: C WinskiKSec XTrew, L ngdon-LPresidenrJ, Mrs CrofHSPOnsoO, J ArlmsoMVme Pregldem 2nd Row: A West, C Griggs, R Sheers, T Morlorr, J White, J Toub 01d Row: P Sherri , L Clsler, E KnioJo, G Chovez, D Drehmel, C Wagner, R. Tejedol K Beech, L Alvarado, S Mornn, P Coms, M Espor 4th Row: R Beebe, A Piechnlk, T CIevelond,J Kmolo, T Koser, D Will10m5,V McCommcls, P ShemlJ, D Dolon, D Drzemeckl, T Wroblewskni Dolron, K Truex 5th Row: B Wisser D Fonenouer, B Kniolo, D Dowlby, S Coburn, A DeMosL R Ellwson, C Blubough, G Fonenouer, S Reece, L Heusron, R Richard, B Golding, J Kmrzele, G Meell FRENCH CLUB: 1st Row: L Worry, A Evererrs, M Keonng, A O'Connen, D Bishop, K Fischer 2nd Row: F Gosowoy, A Mock, A vah, E Averirr, L Dudek, G Houck, J Zleske 3rd Row: A pODlOWSkl, M Kelrz, K Dovns, E Boss, L Ollsen, K Ross 4th Row: D Brummen, G Neoi, D Urbansla, D Bushroe, R Lxsok, S Locke, K VmViock an ' O H. . Y ... us. ..nou. ' 1 The Vocorionol Indusrriol Clubs of America, berrer known 05 VICA, IS on norioriol orgonizorion from which Indusrriol Cooperorive Training ClCTJ and Cooperative Heoirh Occupations TCHOJ have evolved. These are worWsrudy programs which enable srudenrs ro orroin voluoble onirhejob work experience while srill in high school. Mr Clevenger sponsors VICA and Mrs, Mills is responsible for rhe success of CHO. Eoch spring VICA holds on employer bonquer on behalf of rheir employers. Anorher business club was rhe Office Equipmenr Association GEAJ wirh rhe help of Mrs. Schleglmelch. This clogs deoJr with rroining in doro processing, filing and srenogrophy. Disrriburing Educorion Clubs of America TDECAJ which expanded from DE Soles, 0 class supervised by Mr. Dry who also Sponsors DECA club deolr moihly wirh soles odverrisihg and merchandising, One of rhe class projecrs wos designing Cl display in local srore windows. The purpose of rhese clubs is ro prepare rhe srudehrs for furore jobs and gain valuable and rewarding work experiences while porriciporihg in horioriol and school sponsored clubs. .9 7; y i A Ur WorkJStudy Program OEA: 1st Row: C Bilderbock, D. Schulrzl J Maize, C. Younkers, D Sodehworer 2nd Row: Mrs Schleglmelch, L Duszynskii J. Reed, D. Dolph, DECA: 1st Row: Mr Dry, K Perrin, A Moss, T Neidlinger, R Folejczyk, J Schmirr, M Hompel, S Thomas 2nd Row: D Bracken, J Sosnnski, J Dreslq, J Rusboldr, K Coyle, J Gooshow, F Memweo'her , P Srobock Provides Rewarding Experience CHO: T Muckwoy, D Lawson, Mrs Mills, M Schoof, M VICA: 1st Row: R Thompson, Mr Clevenger, L Newron 2nd Row: D Srormen K Groy, J Jesko 3rd Row: T Weover,$ Skibo, M Jones, T Nwemon VlCA:1stRow:B Bird, R Segwch, W Henwger 2nd Row: Mr Clevengen G Kroemer J Jesko D Droddy Std Row: D Srewo T Cord'cv 7 Fields D anh' D Gregory S Turner R.T. Gets R-O-W-D-Y! If you sow 91th WOlkerg everywhere weomg shower cops, Tong Johns, funny boots ond lugging stuffed onlmols Ground the school eorlier in the yeor, do not think all of Elston wos gomg crazy. It's just the gtrls from R T durthg thett week of inmotion They also hod to get Stghotures of orhletes, old members, ood new members Fortunately, they only hod to do thts for 0 week AAth of the initiates ogreed thor even though they felt ridiculous or first, It was 0 reol exoettehce cod 0 lot of fun R T 's olso sold tumblers to rotse money for the annual RT. formol. You could only ottehd this girlroskrguy formal if you hod ottehded oil the bosltetboH gomes ortd R T meetthgs. This yeor's formo! wos held or Mott thr's Tthkers Dom 0nd oll Involved hod on ehJoyoble evehlog With the heTp of spoosot Mrs, Michoels, thus club thI grow btgger ond better every yeor Inmates gather to discuss the upcomtng doys KT. Officers: TreasurerrK StrtebeT, PvesldemD Hegg, SecretoryL Htgdon, Vlce PtesidentJ Metshon R. T. gets the 'eom ftred up Boys Will Be Boys Enthusiasm, cheering and sore throats were all 0 weekly event for the members of boys cheer block. Along with the cheerleaders, and girls from RT, the main purpose of the boys Cheetblock was to get the forts end the basketball team fired up for the game, They performed half time antics like spelling CITY with their bodies on the gym floor. One of the highlights of the cheerblock was the famed stripper, Mike Groms. Stirring up excitement in oil the young ladies' heorts by shaking cettoih ports of his onotomy, Mike oppeored in many crozy costumes such 05 Sesame Street characters, 0 gorillo, or 0 member from the group Kiss, then proceded to do the traditional striptease down to 0 City basketball uniform. The boys kept 0 close eye on the gome and win or lose, their spirit, enthusiasm, and high level of energy never ceased The three faces of stnppet M Groms Boys cheerblock exhibits some of Its notorious sptrituol guidance to the team Seats And Eots The Ushers ond Concessions workers kept rhe fon's sromochs full and floors swepr. Our ushers, who proudly display their big DUsher' burrons come ro oll rhe gomes, make sure rhe court is kept cleon or 011 rimes, ond escorr people ro rheir seors. You ofren see them sronding guard or rhe doors or keeping some unruly srudenr from moking 0 scene. These people are on osser ro our boskerboll gomes. After all, we need rhem ro sweep off rhe courr. Another greor help or rhe boskerboll gomes ore rhe Junior Concession workers. Nor olwoys Juniors, these srudenrs wolk up and down rhe oisles selling popcorn, pop, ond other goodies to srifle rhe growing hunger of rhe fonsl The money rhey moke goes to making 0 greor prom in May. Thanks ro rhe porriciporion of these srudenrs our boskerboll gomes ore olwoys enjoyable for all. Ushers: M Groms, A. DeMosi, L Meod, D Won, Sponsor: Mr Bruemmer Junior Concessions: 1st Row: K Lowhom, P Cains, JV Thompson, L Ludingron, J Orzech. 2nd Row: M Gondek, J White, S Burr Burrs, D Williams, D Soior, Sponsor: Mrs. Frirzv A Woman's work is never done, according ro L Mead and A DeMoy. Girls Keep School Informed It IS wasn't for the Counselor cod Office Assisronrs our school would not ruh os smoorhly 05 it does These girls do mony chores for rhe counseTors, secrerories, ond principals They run messages all over school ro srudehrs who need help wirh rheir schedules or ore Ih rrouble wirh one of rhe prinopols These msisronrs go rhrough 0 lot of hassles Wollmg ihro silehr closses cod hovihg dozens of eyeballs look up or you oh or once con somerimes be quire embarrassing They olso ger mony snide remarks from reochers Ohd srudehrs who ore upser or rhem for ihrerruprihg on imporrom lesson These young ladies musr rry ro be polite or oll times which com somerimes be quire difficult You may or times see them woiking through rhe hoHs, waving or friends in classrooms, or gossiping about rhe loresr news, but we have ro give rhese girls 0 lot of credir for handling rhe big job they roke on - a 1st Row: R Walker, P Lowhom, D Bishop, L Deoson, T Bolko, M Meer, T Gronocki, AV Mock 2nd Row: Mrs Troyer, M Pogos, L Loerz, S Wenrlcmd, P Schoeffer, S Coddo C Kosnelney, P Srexnbom, K Gardner 31d Row: D Goodloe, T Hervey, D lsbelt, B Foldeoouer, D Wilson A Srrodse, R Bureau, L Greewe 6 Schlovone Students Helping Students The library ossisronrs olong wnh Mrs Meer were kepr very busy because the Iibrory was moved ro rhe Junior High burldihg, due ro consrrucrion The Dohhres job was ossisrihg ih moihroihuhg rhe learning cenrer in Oh orderly fashion. The ossisronrs worked hard rhis year and should be commended for 0 Job well done The srudehr richer sellers musr hove specrfic quoliries such 05, Dohlites: 1st Row: T Horllb, D Lewrs, L Dolron, D Welnrnger, A Reeve, 2nd Row: Mrs Smlrh, P Human, L Lewrs, M SreeL K Srnebel, L Ollseh, C Kelley, Mrs Meer Not Pictured: T SToydeh, E SreeT, D Jackson, S Ulrich Student store: 3 Orzech, D Combs, V BTosh, C Dobeslq honesry, obiliry ro hohdle money and 0 good salesmen oprirude Srudenrs were selected by Mr. Sparks, rhe srudenr ricker sellers sponsor who derermihed wherher or not rhey hod rhe suiroble chorocrerisrics for rhe job The purpose of the srudehr richer sellers wos ro sell rickers, for borh boys and ngIS minor sports evehrs. Like any orher srore, rhe srudem and business srores were equnpped ro sell Irems needed for everyday survival, 4 Q - Such as pencils, poper, Llfesovers ond vorious orher merchandise. Mrs, Edlihg wos heod of the business srore which was supplied wirh business moreriols, mainly needed in the Occuparion building The sponsor for rhe srudenr srore, located in rhe Jr High building was Mr. Quinn The friendly smile of rhe srudenrs who worked or rhe busuness ond srudenr srores mode each purchase 0 pleosonr experience Student rlckel sellers: D Criswell, N Doperolslq, C Dobesm, Mr Sparks, M Gondeck, 5 Branch Business store: 15! Row: L Collins, Mrs Edhhg, Mrs Frlrz, P Corns 2nd Row: L Dolph, A Fields, D Pelffer, K Skrerkowskr, L Nevers 31d Row: J Wozmok, J varhr J Frome, M Gondeck, M Hollrs, L Mme, D Chonce Students Engage In Fine Arts The Drama Club sponsored by Sron Holdcrofr, does 0 fine job each year. They pur on the fell ploy 0nd rhe spring musical. The group works hard ro pur on heorrwormihg producrions. Drama Club has 0 porron program ro help raise money for sers, cosrumes, and makeup. A porron will donore money and get rwo complimenrory sears for o producrion, They ore then invired ro hove cookies 0nd refreshmenrs ofrer opening highr. All srudehrs in rhe Drama Club porricipore in rhe shows by eirher performing, creoring sers, working lights or helping wirh makeup. As anyone can clearly see oll rhis work has payed off. The Arr Club has also been working hard. Srudenrs from Arr classes porricipore in rhis club and do such things 05 design and sell 0 yeorly oppoinrmehr colendor, rum our 0 greor homecoming truck and porricipore in the orr foir held or Morquerre Moll. This on fair gives rhe srudenrs on opporruniry ro hove rhe public observe and purchase rheir worls Mrse Dobberr, sponsor, promores exrro- curricular orr and feels ir gives the srudenrs the opportunity ro increase rheir orrisric knowledge. Ler's hope rhis greor enrhusiosm for on conrinues AR T CLUB: 1st Row: M Armnson, T Horlib, Mrs Dabber! 2nd Row: D Srmerrelhy, B Menneh, F Smierrelny, L Gunderson 3rd Row: J Kmolo, C Dobeskl DRAMA CLUB: 1st Row Slnlng: C Kelly, J, Toub, M Keorihg, Mr HoldcrofT 2nd Row: G Nash, D WiTIIoms, J Goodloe, L Meod, A DeMosu, T Geleske J Summers, D Yuhos 8rd Row: B Dolon, J Frome, D Cole, R O'Rourke, C Summers, D Williams, C Berg Nice Presdeno, T Jackson LSecreroryl L Higdon LPresldenO, G Meell It Takes Concentration The Morh ond Compurer Club sroried rhe year off righr wirh good fundraisers. They sold senior Tshirrs with o Iisr of ON the seniors on rhe back of each shirr They also soic orange juice and V8 every morning for srudehrs who needed somerhihg ro pep rhem up. This club mer ofrer school ro solve difficulr problems and experimehr wirh rheir recehriy boughr comourerv They learned ro program rhis compurer ond whor on exciting field morh and computer science is The Chess Club is sponsored by Mr. Von Hoy end Mr Kerwin The sporr of chess rohes extreme concehrrorion and common sense Its members meer rwice 0 week in rhe cofererio TO rake on fellow members and srudehrs. Like orher sports such as foorboll 0nd boskerboll, chess club challenges teams from orher schools. These TWO clubs have come 0 long way. 15! Row: T FromeiSecrerory, J Keonng-PreSidehr, D Yuhoerice Pre5iderir 2nd Row: D Braden, D Dolon, M Keorihg 31d Row: M Senders, G Romey, M Senders, E Boss. 41h Row: D Dowlby, B Drockwoy, M Senders, P Horgrove,S 6er 1st Row: G. Romey,J Jimison, C. Bonds Heddens, F Smierrelhy, B Wisser. 2nd Row: Braden, Sponsor Mr Von Hoy, D Morcihiok, M Covingron G Brewer, R Taylor, Sponsor Mr Kerwm, R Ellison, D Luchene, E Boss, P Judge, D Clubs Communicate Ideas The Human Relations Club is o 5000! organization that owns or hovmg approximately three or four service pTOJeCTS per year They held 0 shoring patty, 0 Christmas con drive, and doncesv They also mode decorations for the hospital, 5on flowers, ond promoted o homecoming flhollst Thanks to Mt Hogan, Mrs. Walker, and offtcers, ThIS dub has been 0 greot success. The Communications Club, olomg thh sponsors Mr Loux end Mr. Holdcroft, did such things 05 experimehtthg Wtrh radios and televisxort broadcasts The basis of the club is to help understood the course T.V, Productions end to help promote interest uh medic. They participated in the Medic Foir or the end of the school year end olso decorated o truck for their homecoming condldote, Let's hope this club continues to grow along with the interest in media among the students. 15! Row: Mrs Walker, A. Booker, D Wilson, C Brown, R Hull, D Jackson, J Simmons, Starks, J Hort, D McNeoI, V Cotter, K Butler, M Anderson, L. Woodard, 5 Mock, J W Suink, P Stolhng, Mr Hogon 2nd Row: D Adoms, T ercheli, L lsbelT, L Shell, p Dureou 4th Row L Cosh, K thhomst R Duteau,J Mock, D Byrd, T Blosh, G MitchelT, Horris, B Holmes, D LeWIs, Y Mosley 3rd Row: L Brown, P SingTeton,S Pittman, M R Taylor, P Mihley, D Wilson, K Lewis, C Sheth G MttchenJ lsbeH Ski Club: Skiers Sweat For Snow Wihrer wos chorocrerized by on absence of any heavy snowfall rill lore Jonuory. This fact mode members of the Ski Club sweor unril the fateful day come when 0 snowfall plus cold weorher enabled the dub ro slsi on January 24 or Ski Volley. Every week the sponsors, Mr. Von Hoy and Mr. Kerwin, greered srudenrs in rhe lodge and provided rhose renring skies wirh discounr cords rhor mode skiing less painful on rhe woller, although learning ro ski can be painful on certain ports of the body. After obroining rheir skies from rhe lodge, beginners learned how to pur on and use their skies from eirher o sponsor or on experienced skier in rhe club. Ski Club provides rhe way for inreresred srudenrs ro Ieorn wherher or nor skiing is for rhem plus the chance ro meer orher people and ger away from homework for 0 change, so srudenrs who have ever wondered if they could survive rhe hazards of rhe rope or rhe sreep slopes of rhe bunny hill, rheh join Ski Club. 5. Flint strolls to the slopes J. Frame, 6 Houck,J Orzech 8rd Row: R Schultz, G Kisr, M Williams, 6 Foidenouer, B 15: Row: H Pace, 5 Flihr, K Von Viock, L Deoson, D Cordeiio, L. Collins, K Ross, D Worrida P Jugovic, Mr Von Hey, R Volenrine, M. Keirz Yuhos 2nd Row:J Summersl Grodowski, L Huesron, G Scon,J Duffy, K McGowan Imagine 0 mixture of Jeopardy, Family Feud, 0nd 0 few students pulling out their hair trying desperately to think of the answer to o quesrion which had just been thrown at them, and o vivid picture of Quiz Bowi should emerge. Quiz Bowl was on academic competition which was played every other week omong Elston students or against other high schools, using numerous corogories such as social studies, science, current events, English, and math. Quiz Bowl participants hod on excellent winning record, while they learned the importance of team work, good sportsmanship and most of oil, had fun experiencing the thrili of victory and the occasional agony of defect. Another newly organized team this year was the Speech and Debate teom, sponsored by Mr, Loux, Since this was 0 new team and locked experience, Mr. Loux concentrated on preporing his team for competition ogoihst other high schools, by competing iocoily. Cotogories included in the contests were Humerous, Duo ihtpretotion 0nd impromptu. Impromptu deolt mainly with popular topics ond events of the times. These were just 0 few of the many categories in the contests. The Speech Ohd Debote team worked very hard this yeor, not only in contests but olso fund raising projects, and gained voiuoble experience while their progress grew immensely. SPEECH AND DEBATE: QUIZ BOWL: . 1st Row: Sponsots: Mr. Dehne, Mr Kerwin, Mrs Showolrer, Miss Leonard 2nd Row: D Yuhos, S Grof, C Berg, 6 Kist, G Meell, J Keoting, M. McGeody 3rd Row: L Meod, M Grof, D Abney, T Frame, M Grams, J Atkinson Not Plctured: i hdmn 1st Row: D Braden, D, Doion, B. McNobb, Mr. Loux 2nd Row: G. Meell, L Kemp. AV DeMosi, T Jackson Getting The Job Done It, is hot qmte 05 busy as 0 big city newsroom but the CRIMSON COMET gets the job done. Led by sponsor Miss Booth, the staff gets the information and reports the news important to Elston Senior High Four members of this journalistic stoff traveled to Boll Store during the summer to participate in 0 Journalism Workshops While there, they ieomed many new techniques in layout and writing. The Comet oiso received on award for the most improved Layout and Design. Editore iheChief Jim Keoring and Assistant Editor Korlo Worreh go through many hoire rearing days and nights trying to get the paper our on time Miss Booth, Comet's faithful sponsor, not only continously helps students get their ideas together, but also lends o helping hand, listens to their problems and most important, posses out smiles. Without this group of courageous students Elston High Schooi wouid be less informed about school activities and happenings. Editor-in-Chief ................... Jim Keoting Assistant Editor .................. Korlo Warren Business Monoger .................. April Elias News Editor .................... Lynn Boiley Layout and Design Ed ........... Juiie Schooley Photo Editor ..................... Down Weiis Writers: Chris Blubough Beth McNobb Ed Dovis Julie Mershon Doug Elenz Louro OIken Soroh Flint Mike Pedue Borb Hegg Shoe Peglow John Hegg Corey Winski Steve Janus Adviser ......................... Fran Booth Principal ..................... Robert Horbort The Eistonion office was or rimes o voiorile mixture of overdue deadlines, froyed nerves, srole birrhdoy coke, Iosr divider pages, loud voices, ringing telephones, clocking rypewrirers, thousands of curled photographs and 0 lot of hor oiri Then there were rimes when it really gor wild, There was 0 greor love of music in the Elsronion office. The Pine Colodo song was 0 srondour, rhough it drove the mojoriry of rhe sroffers crozy. Some people merrily whisrled Afghanisron wor songs. Srill others amused themselves by bearing runes on rheir desks This frusrrored rhe Editor, which was the main reason rhey did it. The walls in rhis office cerroiniy were nor drob. They were covered wirh pictures of Rod Sreworr, Pink Floyd, Cheap Trick, 0nd rhe Cars. There were crozy fomily porrroirs, posrers of rhe Dollos Cheerleaders 0nd Oweryl Teigs ifor rhe moles on rhe srofD and everyone's Yearbook Under Construction fovorire, rhe Khomeini Dorrboordr Discussions were even berrerr They inciuded subjecrs such as rhe reihsroremehr of rhe draft, going to war, how to break rhe news ro Leigh rhor somebody could not meer his deadline or rhe rest jusr flunked rhe hour before Bur some how everyrhing seemed amusing and unimportant for while, which was the only woy to remain sonei Even though rhe staffers were 0 bir crozy, rhere was on incredible omounr of work accomplished rhroughour rhe yeor wirh much help from our Ediror-in-Chief, Leigh Mead, and beloved sponsor Mrsr Schwob, better known 05 i'Mo. There was 0 lor of sincere efforr 0nd o lot of rime pur forth We hope you enjoy rhe 1980 Elsronion OS much 05 we enjoyed creating ir. ELSTONIAN STAFF: G Meell, S Dohlim, M. Moloney, M, Grimes, L. Scorr, L Meod, N. Doperolski, N. Craig! 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Good Luck To General Construction of Michigan City has The CIOSS Of '80 been satisfying the construction needs of our city for 28 years. Recently, General Con- struction built the six tennis courts for Elston that are located on the corner of West Ripley and Franklin Street CARPET CENTER Best Wishes To The Class Of '80 LUTZ 8i FOREMAN PLUMBING 87 HEATING INC. - IIO MAY AVE, MICHIGAN CITY. IND. 46360 ROBERT C. FOREMAN PRESIDENT PHONE 872-3737 WEIL- MoLAIN ADMINISTRATION a SALES RESEARCH 45 ENGINEERING 4 Auonomum A TECHNICAL ERVICES PURCHASING a MANUFACTURING v EMPLOYMENT OFFICE . 7 Complimenrs of WEMMCLOI'H, locored on Blaine Srreer, Manufacturers of hot water boners for home hearing comforr Be A Donor . . . We Were: + American Red Cross Bill Abney Mr Lorry Allen Sharon Allen Clonse Bilderbock Mr. Kennerh Bye Sandy Chonce Debbie Dolph Noro Doperolski Krisri Ewy Regine Folejczyk Gloria Foldenour Mr, Philip Freese Borb Grohom Steve Griffin Scorr Heddens Richard Houck Marilyn Josidq Mike Johonsson Juhe Kinrzele Mr, Ronald Kerwin Mike McGeody Kore McGowan Mr. Daniel McNobb Penny Morciniok Lisa Morrin Mr. Joseph Morrorono Michelle Morrhews Julie Mershon Sheryl Neider Toro Odle Helen Poce Mr. Wolrer Pol Mr Todd Rudnmk Mr Wallace Socks Mrs. Esrher Schlegel milch Pot Sherrill Mr John Stork Ellen Sreel Down Weik Donne Wiles Dovid Wozniak John Yeokey Michigan City Chapter 232 East 8th Street Michigan City, Indiana 46360 01m 874-4247 Abney, Roben J 61, 126 Abney, William T 36, 37 Abraham, Mr 32 Adams, Cynrhno L 142 Adams, Jess E 61, 126 Adams, Sylvia D 153 Adnson, Leon 35, 95, 127, 129 Agon'chos, Tomoro 54 Ainsworth, William P. 61, 126 Aldridge, Debra L 54, 101, 113 Aldridge, Rodney 66 Allen, Locy D 66 Allen, Sharon K 8, 37 Allison, Remonde M. 66, 129 Alvarado, LISO M 61, 143 Alvorodo, Sandro 54, 92 Anderson, Donald L 66, 129 Anderson, Korhy 66 Anderson, Marty J 61 Anderson, Monnco L 54, 153 Andreev, Soro 66, 136 Anrdiff, Lori G, 37, 77, 119 Arogon, Cynthia 37 Armstrong, Bobby 66 Armsrrong, Christopher 54 Armsrrong, Roben D. 61, 126, 136 Ashley, Phylhs L. 37 Ashley, YoJondo P. co Ashmore, Lisa A 66 Arkinson, Joonnee L 37, 122, 124, 135, 142, 155 Arkinson, M10 R. 53, 54, 125, 151 Atkinson, Porrick S. 61, 122 Anor, Brion K 60, 66, 108, 129, 136, 138 Augusresen, Tino 66, 130 Averin, Erico I 141, 143 Boiley, Carol A 65, 66, 141 Boney, Jeffrey M 66 Bailey, Lynn E 37, 122, 135, 156 Baker, Lori A 66, 122, 136 Boker, Ralph E. 37 Boker Rosemary 37 Banks, Tommy M 61 Domes, William R 29 Dornen, Vance R 61 Bonuzik, Jean 54 Boss, Elena 37, 140, 143, 152 Dome, Kevin 66, 129 Boumgonner, Kevin 37, 102 Dousbock, Nancy 34 Beach, Kelly L 61, 134, 143 Benson, Laura 61, 149 Beebe, Gregory A 66 Beebe, Ronald J, 28, 60, 61, 75, 116, 143 DeiIfuss, Dole E 37 Dell, Maureen 37 Benner, Kyte L 66, 126, 136 Berg, Chones N 28, 37, 135, 136, 138, 142, 151, 155 Berg, Eric C 66, 129, 142 Denier, Pomelo J 66 Denier, Srephen L. 54 Bilderbock, Clorise L. 37, 135, 144 Bilek, Lawrence R 37 Diner, David L 54, 102, 142 Bird, Brion K 145 Dam, Leslie M 01, 139 Bishop, Bonnie L. 60, 61, 136, 143, 149 Bismarck, Koro 37 mosh, Virginie F 37, 150 mosh, Zochory T. 54, 153 Blubough, Chrisropher M, 54, 116, 117, 119, 143, 153 Bobinskn, Therese 34 Boeckling, Brod A. 61 , Willis 8. 37, 101, 102 , Jeffrey D. 61 , Steven M 37 , Sruon G 37, 82, 102, Dolko, Perer A, 61 801110, Tricio L 61, 125, 141, 149, 153 Dombich, Linda J. 38 Bond, Charles E, Jr. 66, 136, 154 Bonds, Herberr L. 61, 101 Boom, Angie M. co, 150 Boorh, Frances 25, 34, 35, 79, 122, 156 Bowen, Elizoberh A, 20, 61, 119, 128, 141 Bowen, James 66 Bowers, James D. 54 Bowlby, Dorin J, 29, 54, 143, 152 Bowman, Tim R. 66, 106, 136 Bowman, Tom L 66, 106, 136 Boyd, Darren 66 Bracken, David 38, 144 Droddy, Dole A, 38, 145 Broddy, Dona L. 66, 142 Broden, Dovid 152 Brodley, Donald 54, 152, 155 Bvodley, Jacqueline 66, 127, 136 Branch, Sondra 38, 150 Drommell, Paul 34 Broniger, Michael A 61 Bronson, Roben J. 38 Bremer, Roben 129 Bremer, Stephen W 66 Bremer, Susan 53, 54, 119, 121. 128, 130, 134 Brewer, Geage A. 54, 152 Brewer, Jeffrey M, 66 Brewer, Myles V 38 Brewer, Son A. 106 Bridwell, Derh Briggs, Mimoe1 60, 129 Bn'rhoin, J 142 Britney, Roy 34 Brinoin, Julio 66 Dmd-woy, William C. 28, 60, 61, 136, 138, 152 Brooks, Mark A. 102, 136, 138, 142 Brooks, Mary A 60, 61 Brown, Consronce 66, 128, 153 Brown, Lorraine 153 Brown, Maurice R, 66 Blown, Susan M. 54 Bruemmer, Norman 25, 34, 116, 128, 148 Dmmmen, Down 66, 143 Budd, Debbie L. 66 Buhle, Down 66 Buhle, Sheik: A 54, 130 Bureau, Deoris 78 Bureau, Janice L 61, 140, 153 Bureau, Kennedy 66 Bureau, Rosella 54, 140, 149, 153 Duren, Richard C 61 Burgess, Jeffery W 61 Burkholder, Soroh K, 38, 116, 171 Burrell, Craig 38, 78, 105 Durloce, K. 140 Dunon, Poul 66, 108, 129, 136 Bush, Keith A. 38 Bushroe, David L 61, 143 Burier, Kiney 54, 153 Burrs, H Sam 61, 101, 102, 134, 148 Duns, James 38 Burrs, Sheila R. 60, 66, 127, 128 Bye, Kennerh 34, 103 Byrd, C, 102 Byrd, Debra A 38, 153 Byrd, Glenda 54, 140 Byrd, Sheldon F, 66 Coddo, Srocey E 61, 16, 149 Coins, Beth A. 38 Coins, Pamela J, 61, 143, 148, 150 Collohon, David W. 54, 101, 106 Collon, Amy M, 66, 141 Calvin, James 66 Calvin, Nicole 66, 141 Cannon, Valerie T, 66 Copshow, Lesrer D, 54, 126 Cordello, Debbie 66 Caner, Jacquelyn M. 61 Caner, Susan K. 66 Caner, Valerie A. 53, 54, 136, 139, 153 Cosh, Jesse A. 126, 127 Cosh, Leslie A. 66, 153 Chambers, Sreven W, 61 Chance, Debro J, 54, 110, 150 Chance, Sandro L 38, 141 Chavez, Angeline R, 61, 125, 143 Chelemengos, Louis A, 54 Childress, Steven S. 66 Christensen, Gerald 66, 129 Chrisry, Mary 34 Cisler, Leoro 61, 96, 136, 143 Clark, Roland R, 61, 126, 142 Clay, Morgorer E. 61 Cleveland, Thelma J. 60, 125, 130, 134, 143 Clevenger, James 34, 145 Coon, Heidi L. 54, 128, 136, 141, 142 Coburn, Srephonie A, 38, 73, 119, 143 Cole, Done D. 25, 60, 61, 134, 139, 151 Co1e, Dovid A. 66 Co1emon, Jimmie 66 Collins, Deborah 54, 136, 138 Collins, Leslie A. 61 Collins, Linda S, 28, 54, 60. 110, 113, 114, 136, 138, 142, 150 Colwe1l, Derek 6. 66, 136, 142 Combs, Deborah L. 54, 150 Combs, Tommy J. 61 Cook, Laura 66 Cooper, Consronce S. 61 Cadroy, Timothy P. 39, 138, 145 Codey, Ludy E. 39, 116 Coney, Odell oo Corley, Olen 54 Cononglm, Nancy 61 Coursel, Solly 66 Covington, Michael J, 61, 152 Covington, Scorr 61 Cowgill, Herben S. 54 Cox, Dovud H 54 CoyJe, Brendon B, 61 Coyle, Kevin B, 102, 110, 144 Croig, Lori A, 66 Craig, Nancy 6. 36, 39, 138 Crone, Tommy J. 66 Cresiolko, V. 66 Criswell, Bruce R. 36, 39, 119, 120, 150, 177 Croft, Max 34 Croh, Roberro 21, 34, 76, 143 Cross, Clarice 39 Crozier, Porncio A. 54 Croll, Jerry 34, 94, 122 Como, Jeffery A. 39, 110 Cumo, Tommy L. 61 Dobberr, Porricio 34, 151 Dobkowski, Jeffrey 54 Dobney, Annerre E. 61 Dobney, Steven 66, 129, 140 Dalton, Lisa A, 54, 143, 150 Daniel, Brion S. 54 Don19L Jerry D. 39, 86, 102 Daniel, Willie D. 61 Dorkin, J 66 Davies, Jennifer L. 61, 141 Davis, Catherine M. 66 Davis, Edward M. 9, 53, 54, 122, 134, 156 Davis, Geneva 54 Davis, Kathy L 39, 122, 143 Davis, Sharon D 39 Day, Debra L. 66, 136 Decoro, Carol J, 60 Dehne, Gilben 34, 155 Demosi, Amy E, 28, 53, 54, 59, 122, 124, 138, 143, 148, 151 Demororskl, Barbara A. 39, 122 Deutscher, Dione M. 39, 139 DibbLe, R. 110 Digiocomo, Angelo S. 39 Dobeski, Colene S. 39, 113, 114, 135, 141, 150, 151 Dolon, Debra S, 54, 110, 113, 143, 155 Dolon, William F. 22, 25, 36, 39, 13, 136, 138, 139, 151 Donh, Deborah A. 39, 144, 152 Dolph, Laura J, 61, 150 Doperolski, More 13, 36, 39, 110, 116, 134, 135, 141, 150 Doperolski, Richard A. 61, 108, 109 Downs, Scott 66 Drehmel, Diedre A, 60, 61, 116, 141, 143 Dreske, John M. 39, 110, 144 Driggs, Monhew G. 54 Druben, Thomas C. 39 Dry, James 35, 144 Drzewiecki, Debra A. 61, 128, 143 Dudek, Lucyno I. 66, 125, 130, 143 Duffy, James S 66, 116, 142 Dunlop, Gerobdine 34 Duszo, Michelle R. 66, 122 Duszynski, Lind c 39, 144 Dye, Rhonda M. 66 Dysord, Dione M, 39 East, Wayne 40 Edgeworrh, Michael 40, 119 Edling, Craig S. 54 Edling, Mildred 35, 150 Edwards, Koren E 66 Edwards, Torondo L 66 Egon, Nancy 34, 75, 110, 127 Eggers, Glenda A. 65, 66 Egle, Michael J. 54 Elenz, Douglas R 53, 54, 122, 134, 144, 156 Elios, April L 40, 141, 156 Elkins, Steven M. 66 Ellingsberg, Lors 61 Ellion, Pamela A. 66 Ellis, Gregory W 40, 119, 122, 144 Ellis, John W 40 Ellis, Keirh W. 54, 127, 136 Ellis, Kingsley 61 Elhson, Randolph S. 21, 54, 116, 143, 152 Elwell, David M. 54 England, Ricky 61 Enyeorr, Scorr J. 55 Enyeon, Vicky L. 40 Epsrein, James M. 61, 102, 108, 109 Espor, John M. 40, 108 Bpor, Marc A. 55 Esper, Michoe1 A, 40, 143 Evererrs, Angela M, 66, 143 Even, Donald 34, 72 Ewy, Eric R, 66, 122 Ewy, Kristen L, 36, 40, 96, 134, 153 Foirh, Richard D. 55 Folejczyk, Corrine R. 61 Folejczyk, Regina L. 40, 144 Falls, Robert 34, 97, 129 Fonson, Jeffrey A. 55 Fedder, Darrin J. 66, 142 Fedder, Gregory S, 55 Feldmon, Lonce N. 66 Ferrell, Joner L. 61, 140 Fiest, Anrhony 40, 145 Fields, Adene D, 55, 93, 150 Fields, L010 D. 66 Fields, Perry 66 Fields, Regine D 61 Fike, Kendra M 61 Filipiok, Jeffrey 61, 136, 138 Fironek, Joseph E. 61, 108, 126 Firnhober, Anne 34, 125 Fironek, R 110 Escher, Christine M 55, 143 Fischer, Kathleen R. 61, 139 Fire, Down M. 61, 141 Flinr, Soroh K. 25, 55, 136, 156, 168 Fly, Steven R. 55, 136 Fly, Terri K, 40 Foldenouer, Gloria J. 40, 110, 135, 143 Foldenouer, Rebecco L. 60, 122, 143, 149 Foreman, Thomas A, 61, 136, 138 Forsyrhe, Allyson R, 66, 142 Forsyrhe, Monhew W, 61, 126, 134, 136, 138, 139, 142 Fosrer, Burke H. 61, 126 Frome, Jennifer L, 61, 151 Frame, Timothy R, 40, 122, 135, 142, 144, 150, 152 Frederick, Steven C. 55, 87, 102 Fredrich, Tom 81 Freel, Down R. 61, 136 Frierson, Cortney W, 66 Freese, Phillip 35 Freirog, Jone 35 Freirog, Jeffrey 25, 34, 81 Frirch, Anthony G. 55 Frirz, Korhy 34, 148, 150 Frirz, Morrhew J. Frirz, Susan L, Goddis, Joyce M. 67 601105, Joseph W. 61 Gombill, Joseph A. 67, 126 Gonschow, John 40, 144 Gonschow, Richard Gonsrer, Irene 34, 142 Gordner, Kimberly A. 55, 141, 149 Gorron, Kennerh 67, 129, 140 Gosowoy, Elizoberh 41 Gosowoy, Frank 67, 143 Gosowoy, Nonerre L. 55 Gosron, Raymond F. 61, 127 Gozorkiewicz, Anroinerr 61, 136 Geleske, Timothy A, 19, 22, 55, 136, 138, 151 Gerrer, Brenda 67 Gilberr, Jewel D1 61 Gilberr, Michael A, 61 Gilbert, Sherry A. 61 Gilbert, Terry 67 Gillespie, Scony 61 Gilmon, Deborah W. 41 Gilmon, Michael J, 61 Ginther, Mary C. 67 Gleason, Vicki J. 64 Glowocki, Valerie J. 55 Godfrey, Alicio T, 55, 119, 121, 128 Solding, Derh A. 62, 136, 143 Solding, Susan M. 41 Sondeck, MicheHe A. 91, 110, 135, 148, 150 Sondeck, Poul 67, 129 Sondek, Stephen W. 55, 167 Goodloe, Berh A1 61, 149 Soodloe, John W. 41, 151 Srodowski, Joseph E. 41, 106, 135 Grof, Mark F 55, 155 Grof, Mary B, 67, 136 Grof, Stephen M. 28, 41, 152, 155 Groff, Joseph W. 55 Graham, Barbara J. 41, 136, 138, 141 Graham, Genrude 41 Grams, Michael 25, 41, 116, 135, 138, 147, 148, 155, 160 Grams, Neal 6. 55 Gronocki, Kimberly 67, 125 Gronocki, Tommy M. 62, 93, 142 Gronrhom, Garry R. 62 Gronrhom, Krisrine J. 67 Gray, Dorothy M. 67 Grey, Kirk D. 41, 145 Gray, Shirley A. 129 Grey, Thomas S, 67 Green, Timorhy W, 41, 116, 117, 135 Greene, Karyn A. 62, 149 Greerhom, Tim P. 67 Gregory, Donald J, 55, 145 anhn, Mymo 62, 140 Griffm, Robert H 62, 136, 138, 142 Griffin, Sreven P. 41 Gnggs, Carolyn J 26, 110, 143 Grimes, Jennifer L. 21, 41 Grimes, Michael P 21, 55, 116, 117 Grinsron, Dione 67 Grinsron, Jerome J 62 Grinsron, Tony A 55 Gronceski, David G. 62, 126 Gulstrom, Brion K, Gulsrrom, Srephen 67 Gumns, Timothy A 67 Gunderson, Liso C 41, 78, 151 Gunrer, Dione M 55 Gunrer, Hozel L. 62 Hoock, Daniel J 41 Hock, David A 62, 136, 138 Hockerr, Michael D, 67, 129 Hahn, Debbie L 141, 142 Hohn, Jeffrey A. 42 Hoirsron, Sandro F, 62 Homilron, T 140 HompeJ, Dennis 67 Hompel, Morie L 42, 144 Honey, John P Hons, Donald 34 Horgrove, Poul D 62, 152 Horlib, Tracey A. 53, 55, 96, 125, 130, 134, 150, 151 Hermon, Rick Alon 67 Harris, Jean M, 42 Harris, Lisa 42 Horris, Pogie W 55, 153 Harris, Pom 67 Hon, Down M. 42 Horr, Fredrick D 42 Hon, Joseph D. 153 Horrmon, Douglas 67, 126 Honmon, Poul E 55 Horrmon, Robby.129 Honsburg, Brenda S. 55 Howey, Morion L. 42 Hervey, Terri E, 55, 110, 149 Houghnngron, Valerie 60, 62, 136, 142 Hawkins, Chris 67 Hawks, Randall A 67 Hawks, Roben E 42, 96, 136 Hawks, Ronald L, 62, 126, 129, 142 Hoymon, Drendo J 67 Heddens, Leonn Heddens, Scon L 152 Hefnen Timorhy M 62 Hegg, Barbara J, 29. 42, 125, 134, 144, 156 Hegg, John W. 8, 55, 156, 142 Hegg, Monho 34 Heim, Lizelor 62 Heismn, Kim Y, 42 Hellengo, Jodi L. 42 Henckel, Gregory A, 102 Henderson, Charles R. 42 Heninger, William J 55, 145 Hennord, Bradley W 42 Hernandez, Martha 55 Heuer, Down M. 67, 140 Heuer, Deon A. 55 Heusron, Leslie 8, 21, 55, 125, 136, 143 Hm, Herben J. 67 Hide, Robert J. 55 Higdon, Laura 8, 22, 25, 42, 76, 125, 130, 131, 134, 141, 143, 144, 151 Higgins, Pomck K. 67, 144, 122 Hill, Terry J. 67, 129 Hill, Wendy L. 67 Hiresmon, Srephen T, 52 Hodges, Thomas N. 55 Hogan, Janet L, 42 Hogan, Patricio A Hogan, Roben 34, 153 HoncrofT, Ston 35, 151 Holland, Anthony G. Holley, David M. 67 Hollis, Mary K. 55, 150 Hollis, Nancy A. 42 HoHis, Peggy Sue 65, 67, 140 Holmes, Bradford M. 55, 153 Holmes, Cobor 35, 80, 101, 106 Ho1r, Terry L. 42 Holt, Tina L, 42 Holrkomp, Marjorie F, 62 Hosno, Michael 67 Houck, Gregory T, 67, 116, 143 Houck, Richard 42 Housley, Constance E. 67, 142 Howard, Cynrhio A, 67, 142 Howard, Dole A. 102 Howard, Tommy 67 Howell, Robyn T, 55 Hudson, Mark E. Hutford, G. 129 Hull, Kelley 42 Hull, Mark A. 62 H6 , Rochelie A. 153 Hullinger Wendy Hullings, David A. 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G, 69, 126, 136, 142 Turner, Mylo L. 64 Turner, Sherry L. 58, 145 Twigg, George J. Jr, 69 Tym, Midwoel 58, 130, 122 J1ry, Shelly R. 64, 139 Urbanski, Brion S. 64, 143 Urygo, Lisa M. 64 Vogenius, Krisrino M, 14, 50, 84, 116, 130, 134 Valentine, Renee M. 64, 136 Von Efren, William L. 53 Von Hoy, Donald 35 Von Scyoc, Michael J. 53, 58, 102 Von Vbck, Korin E. 69, 122, 134, 141, 143 Vaughn, Gene 8. 69 Vego, Virginia 69 Vinson, Ronald 69 Voile, Trisho A. 64 Voris, Pornck J. 102 Voss, Debra L. 69 Wagner, Caryn L. 143, 153 Wolizer, Frank T, 102 Walker, Carol 69, 140 Walker, Korhy 35 Walker, Rhonda L. 50, 141, 149 Walker, Rosalind, S. 64, 127, 140 Walker, Troy B. 129, 140 Wollen, Matthew J. 50 Wollin, May J. 64 Walters, Donald W. 58, 105 Walters, Ronald E. 58, 105 Wonrokz, Mark 69, 126 Warner, Jack 35 Womke, Thomas A, 50, 153 Warren, Korio C. 58, 156 Warren, Kevin E. 69, 136, 138 Warren, Srocy L. 69, 134 Worrick, Bradley A. 69, 95, 134 Worrick, Monre 119 Worry, Lynn 69, 143 Weorherspoon, Ben E. 58 Weaver, Thomas C. 50, 145 Weik, Down E. 50, 113, 116, 135, 136. 156 Wellinski, Joseph M, 129 Wenc, Midweel 64 Wenger, Shirley 35 Weninger, Dionne K, 58, 122, 128, 134, 141, 150 WenHond, Susan L. 58,149 Wenzel, J. M. 50, 102 Werdin, Wayne A, 69 West, Annene M. 58, 143 West, Michael J 58 Westbrook, Lisa L, 50, 85 Westphol, Michael S. 50 Wholen, Timorhy D. 69, 140 Wheeler, Brenda K. 69 Wheeler, David L. 50 Wheeler, Frank E. 64, 102 White, A1mon'e 69 White, Bruce Y. 58 White, Colleen M. 50 White, Jackie L, 58, 143, 148 White, Jennifer M. 50 White, Rum A. 69 Whire, Sherri R. 58, 141 White, Stanley H, 64 Wiedenhoft, Donny G, 69 Wiegand, Jim M. 69, 129 Wiegand, Stephen E, 136, 138 Megel, Sreven E. 69 Wiles, Donne J. 59, 136, 139 Wilhelm, Poul L 69 Wilkerson, Sandro G, 69 Williams, Chortene C. 69, 140 Williams, Deon A, 51, 139, 151 Wilioms, Deborah L. 51 Winiorrs, Deven W. 53, 58, 139, 143, 148, 151 wmioms, Dororhy J 51 Williams, Karen J, 64, 127, 153 Williams, Ke1ly S. 69 Wimoms, Lorene 58 Wnlioms, Michael R. 138 Williams, Ronald E. 51 Williams, Sharon 35 Wilson, Dovid L, 59, 153 Wilson, Down E. 59, 149, 153 Wilson, Dboro L. 140 Wilson, Debra 69 Wilson, James A. 59, 101, 106 Wilson, Kimberly S 69, 141 Winelond, Jean 35 Wing, Timorhy W. 51 Winn, Terrance 69, 129, 140 Winski, Corey R, 53, 59, 134, 143, 156 Winski, Joanne R. 64, 116, 117 Winston, Helen A. 64 Winsron, James L, 59 Winston, Rosie M. 64 Winrer, John P 64 Wisenbough, Rodney C. 69 W'Benbough, Terry A. 59 Wm, Bruce G 21, 28, 143, 152 Wisser, Korhy 69 chk, Kimbeny A, 64, 130, 142 Wolfe, Chris R. 59 Wolfe, Jeffrey M 59 Wolfe, Kun E, 59 Wolfe, Timothy J. 59 Woodard, Alphus Jr, 64, 140 Woodard, Leon 69 Woodard, Lisa M. 64, 153 Woodard, Vincenr 51 Won, David D. 51, 101, 106, 107, 148 Wozniak, David A. 59 Wozniak, Joann 150 Wozniak, Jr. David A. 51, 119, 120, 125 Wozniak, Trisha A 64, 128 Wozniak, Wendy 69 Wrighr, Daryl L 51, 145 Wright, Sidney C. 36, 51 Wright, Tino E. 53, 59 WrobJewski, Edward J, 21, 100, 101, 106, 107 Wroblewski, Lori 69 WroblewSki, Steven J 64, 100, 106 WrobJewski, Teenio M. 143 Wyko, Michael A. 59 Yonke, Bryon A. 69 Yeokey, John P 51, 101, 106, 107 Yoder, Robert J 64, 126, 142 Young, Chr'sn'ne M. 59, 94, 141 Young, Jone! 51 Young, Lorene 64 Young, Porrice R. 52, 92 Young, Tommy M. 64, 128, 160 Younkers, Cheryl A. 52, 144 Yuhos, Andrew 52, 74, 151, 152, 155 ZognoIi, Robnd C. 102 Zoknoen, Edword G. 69 Zoknoen, Joonn M. 52 Zoknoen, Susan M. 59 Zdyb, Suzanne B, 59 Zieske, Jone M. 64, 136, 138, 143 Zook, Kenirh B. 64, 115 Editor ....................... Leigh Mead Mgr. Editor ................. Nancy Croig Sports ................... Noro Doperolski Activities ................... Louro Higdon Lisa Westbrook Academics ................. Leanna Scott ............................ Drew Yuhos People ................... Michelle Keltz ....................... Elena Boss U sem Ads .................... Soroh Burkholder ........................... Bruce Criswell .............................. Kristi Ewy Trocey Morlott Artist ...................... Stuart Bohlim Copy ......................... Ellen Steel Feature Writer ................. Greg Meell Typist .................. Penny Morciniok Index .................... Mike McGeody Photographers ............ Mike McGeody .......................... Mike Moloney ............................ Mike Grimes ............................ Tim Geleske Advisor ..................... Mrs. Schwob The year was one wroughr wuh rne hovoc of srrikeS, consrrucrion ond Mfe's lime corosrrophes. 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