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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1989 volume:

. W I mug. -- .g: a? .0090 m ...wo....n III! ELSTOH: A CLASSIC HIGH SCHOOL ti? I,- Elston High School as pictured in 1930. In 1869 the city high school, located where Elston now stands was constructed. You may think your class is small compared to another but three 1989 girIs-Mary Behan, Alice Brett and Sarah ELSTON HIGH Farrar once composed an entire graduating class. Today it is obvious ELSTOHIAN many more people value an education. SCHOOL The facilities are also much better. The first class to graduate from Michigan City was in 1871. Classes have graduated ever since with the exception of 1874 and 1885. The old high school was used until 1876 when a new school,CEHTRAL SCHOOL was built. An increase made this move a necessity. In 1896 fire damaged the Central building and ,4 classes were held in Barker Hall and ' ' ' W other buildings in town until the school MlChlgan Clty could be reconstructed. Soon Central 0 W School became overcrowed and another Ifldlana V01. 69 school was built. Isaac Compton Elston donated the land for this school. In 1910 Elston School was completed. This building was located where the present theatre complex stands today. The ever increasing population of Michigan City made it necessary to build again. The present Elston High School building was constructed in 1924. The first graduating class was in 1926. In this school the Robert Grafton mural first appeared in the third floor study hall. Painted by Mr. Grafton of Michigan City, it showed an early history of the area. As 120 years ago, the students of Elston High School learn the ideals of a proper education. It is the hope of the 1988-89 ELSTOHIAH that the classics shown in this years :- book will preserve the memory of a great school. 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As a tradition the ueek hetore Hometomirrgr i5 Spirit Meek. Umemmerit must plan uhtit each dd't will he and a: MC had this year the-x plan a pep sesxion or as thet dtC rum ralieti get togethers Spirit u eek tonsis'tcd 0t; Morititn Mixertising Day, Tuesday hpmts hm H etiriesddy Ietither Strident Switth Day HILHde-Y i'tirik Hippie Den dtiti then on f'ir'rdm the traditional red and white day On tiridd'x judging took plat e as it did Itixt year Ballots MCIC passed Out thir'tl hour .irrti students were risked to r htmse mie name from the list, fhe ballots uere tOlltllCd and Mr. Latix and Mix lritxen ML'H' in charge at keeping the ninner tr setiet tiritil halftime of the lnothtill qtime After sthtml tietomtlons dl Amex i'ieiti were put up. I'he hdrtriers MCIC tiispltneti rm the east mill ot the tieid and ti spetiai died was. designated tor the rtiritiititites M ti Hti eat h tdrrtiitidte tier CM nrt .irrti timer were to report to the terit herx ptrrkmtt int Hll' tdnditidtes anti tliier estortx xsete assigned to their rnmertihlex .intt tit tr 30 the parade down Franklin Street began The tamiititites timintish tmtntett htilttime tor the dririoum Cmerit ot the 1988-89 Homet ornintt Queen ihis ttme exertnrle .I rhtrrir V to take pittures and talk to their friends and lamilies When htitttime tirmeti the LdndiddtCS t'ireled the field in their tars dHII uere dHHOUlKCd tn the tans lhe qltlx stood on a platform with their estorts behind them, Mr lutn ttmk rorrtmt tn kettoming exenorie t0 the game and tirirmtmted the finer! tixe Mshtmtirii Huttteix Harisa Uf'df Heather Ftiiihdrd Julie tiring amt Amy Neimski ihex uere tirmmmwrt in no spetiht order Htidllx the ninrier mix dHHOliiHvd WAKHA HRM' tnltrmiritt Our xsin mer Elkhdr't Memorial was A dame in the new tum Husk mix protitletl In Vtitncss trom 0,30 till 1100 titer'yone telehrtiteti and had ti ttreat time HUHH't omiritt was d Stiuess. HOMIX'OMIHU CANDIDATES AND THEIR ESCORTS m ddcmk Teams Art Iub Band Bus. Prof 0f Am heerlvadcrs HO 0mm Leslie Silvasi Dave Brubeck Elizabeth Mowinski Keith Argabright Tiffany Smith Brian Cooper Alshandra Biggers Norman Lewis Jenny Thom Mark Nasser Charlotte Jamison Rodney Washington Marisa Oraf Jason Montgomery Devil Magic Drama Club Elstonian French Club German Club ICT Latin Club HHS Red Pride Science Club Student QovL Angie Cox Scott . . Cummims Mmam 1 Cleveland Keith Barkov. Beck; Jones Juan Esquixel Dao LC Bob Lihkc Kathy Brill Chrismf Majer Amy Hexorski Russ K'addo Heather Fujihara Jason hjsmcr Bobbi Irish Mark Loan Julie Oring Joe FdrIQ Angie Nelson Perez Grinston Becky Holmes Mike Mittcrman CLASSY TRENDS Fashions are a statement of the times. They have been around since people have been wearing clothes. Fashions are changing all the time. But what goes around comes around. Old fashions revised can come back in style. This year trench coats m fad last yeam have been replaced by flightejacketse Tie dye, from the 60's, is back in style. Ripped and faded jeans are commonly worn. Black is back again. Fly with me on my plane. anyone? Guess who? AL WHITLOW ADMINISTRATION 9 I DICK PRESSER BOB DILLON DICK COOK CLIFF ARNOLD RAY STEELE CARL SWEHSOH SCHOOL BOARD GREGG HAHKE DIANA DIBKEY H. MELVIN MERRIWEATHER KAREN JAHUS A principalsjob is never done. School functions, discipline, meetings, evaluations and even time for an occasional pep session are a few items that take a part of their day. Mr. Bietry directs a staff of over 100. He also oversees 1390 students. Dr. lacona is in her first year at Elston and has been a force in direction with the senior class. ELSTOH PRINCIPALS Mr.Yagodnik has full time job dealing with discipline with the Sophomore class. Mr. White has the responsibility of discipline for Juniors and Freshmen. i? :3 8 n. s: B E rd Nancy Aust Sue Baird Fran Booth Sharon Boysel Norm Bruemmer Pat Bruemmer Mary Cavender James Clevenger Max Crofl Roberta Croft Jerry Croll Richard DArcangelis Don Drake Bennie Edwards Nancy Egan Don Evett Robert Falls Quincy Ford Jeff Freitag Barbara Fritzen Michelle Gallas Robert Hogan Stan Holdcraft Katalin Kallay Ron Kerwin Paul Laux Theresa Laux Mark Marz Sandra McCormick Daniel McHabb Jackie Michaels Daniel Migliorini Paula Orthman Norma Pavlowski David Quinn Myra Remmel Mable Rhodes Lorin Ross Wallace Sacks Jean Seyring George Shaver Joanne Shover Kathy Smidt Richard Sparks Phyllis Stark John Starks Barbara Steinke Daniel Steinke E .J D 35 a. Z: O E Id - i- .4 :3 52 n. E O E- m .3 Id Roxanna Young Daniel Stout Edward Susnis Willie Thomas Bryon Tildcn Diane Timberlakc Mark Turner Donald VanHoy Kathy Walker Allena Wallace Shirley Wenger Beth West Michael Wheele Donna Wilk Linda Williams Marge Winfield Charles Young Robert Aigner Mary Christy Judy Kerestury Florene Troyer . W5 mews? 572sz gags Do you ever wonder what happens to the Ime letters and notes that you casually drop or toss on the floors of the Elston High? What about the candy bar wrappers and pop cans, who cleans those up? By now if the halls were never cleaned up, we would be walking through Snickers wrappers and Diet Coke cans every day. Can you imagine your mom picking up after 1200 kids? Vrobably not, it's not your mom but our small and efficient army of maintenante people. They're the ones that keep the air conditioning running when it is 100 degrees outside I plus many other jobs that go unnoticed. The secretaries take care of attendance, book fees, ballons, and roses delivered to the school, important letters, office messages, mail, and college transcripts. Have you ever wondered who makes the jalopaneo peppers, hogie sandwitches, taco salads, tator tots, and fruit cups? Who slaves over hot stoves and ovens all morning long? No, not your mom, but the cafeteria ladies. They cook and clean up after the feeding of 250 people. ' These are all the behind the seens people at Elston, the maintance people, cafeteria ladies, and secretaries who fulfill very importantjobs for a very large amount of people. - 4 : y ' -d 'r John Grams, Carol Dombrowski, Marietta Waldon, and Dave Hapke Left; Shirley Aigner, Carole Belly Barbara McCune, Harriet Wright, Cyndee Windle, and Daisy Helmken. 7215 642-235 07 735 P245 7 U Do you remember the days of Warren Jones meloww Those were the days of cheering crowds mbovm and a spirit-mled Elston. Delicious and Refreshing ! The well-known parking lot of Elston High School, 1953. Ho parking anytime? Do you remember the last time Comet welcomed suggations? Washington Park 1910 Burger anyone? Maybe things haven't changed all that much. Fran Booth CLASS SPONSORS Dan Migliorini w . A Connie Adams Salwa Agemy Andrew Allen William Argabright Debra Anderson 2' J Kelly Bancroft Timothy Banks Keith Barkow Kevin Barkow Sheila Bartos 'Al'ldhcm Bell Mike Bentley Timothy Bildhauser Tricia Bishop Thomas Blank Dodie Bolka Adrianne Brady John Bricker Kathleen Brill Cathy Brown Tonya Brown Thomas Bruce David Burch Antwan Burks Kevin Burns Kendall Byers Russell Caddo in Amy Caines Nichole Carlson Christine Caspari Jon Cassidy Rhonda Chambers V Tekilah Chatman Denise Chinski Candice Cleek Miriam Cleveland Julie Clifford K Vanessa Cloonan Mark Coan Oscar Collier Scott Constable Jennifer Cook Katherine Cook Kenya Corley Jason Cosgrove Karen Course! Brent Covert Anqvlyn 0.x Erika Cox Richard Dirks Mark Downs HCdthf Dubie Marc Dusza Richard Dutcher Diane East harric Ellis Dawn Emerick Kristina English Shannon English Juan Esquivel Rodney Evans Anthony Fahel Carla Filipiak Jennifer Finney Julia Flowers Tammy Fogus Donna Foster Roben Fritz Jennifer Fry Heather Fujihara Michael Galvin Suzanne Gamache Robert Oanschow Jennifer Gieser Tricia Oillard Meta-Zoe Glosser Tiffany Goff Sonda Gooch ' - 1 ?.?f' x Derek Graf Marisa Oraf Daniel Griffin Julie Oring Perez Grinston Mkhdcl Hackett Jennifer Hardacker Damon Harris Julie Harris Scott Harvel lg Nanette Harvey Todd Hawkins Tara Headley Scott Heitmann James Henrich Julie Heuring Matthew Holda Kristi Hollis Adam Houck Chad Howard Douglas Hunt Roberta Irish Eddie Jackson J a I h 1.3 m hr Charlotte Jemison Hadassah Johnson Lloyd Jones Kchcu'd Jones rm a mum G Dedra Kelley Anthony Kincr Yulanda Kiner William Kirkcnddll Stephen Kist X Kimberely Kleckner Brandelle Knotts Stephan Kocthe Andrew K055 Vicki Krcag Susan Kroehler Patrick Krueger Leeanna Lawson Mark Lawson J bib 1 ,K ' - - I. : l l'hlrlhmq Lv John Lcstmk Norman Lewis Susan Lewis Robert Libke Larry Lighthurnc Jennifer Lindewald Kellie Lord Jennifer Ludwig W Leanne Mannia Anne Marciniak Robert Mary Carla MAson Theresa Maxey , Ii. 1 1 Robin Mayer Katherine McConnell Annie McDaniel Melanie MCEwan Holly McOarry Shannon MCGarry Deanna Meyer Paul Miller Paul Moore Christina McGrath Scot Middleton Scott Minton Catherine Moran Ch ristopher McKnight Tricia Mikulski x. Trevor Mishler William Morford Jennifer McMahdn Michael Mitterman 4 :a Gloria Morgan M41 J ' Walter Mchal James Miller Michelle Mondientz Elizabeth Morris ...ooooo... Ronald Heisz Angela Nelson Victoria Hash Elizabeth Mowinski Joleen O'Shea Eva Olsaker Amy Hevorski James Oliver Lori Nelson Kathleen O'Shca James Owens Holly Owsley Colleen Papineau Terry Parrish Lanise Pettis Ryan Phillips Joseph Pawlik Anthony Pccina I Michael Piccuch Robert Piecuch James Piotrowski Amy Pishkur Mark Pollm k Roman Przyblinski John Remmel Randi Rhanor Lavila Richardson Michael Richley , 1' 1 fl 4 I David Rick Nicole Roberts Shellee Russell Abrar Sait Rochelle Savado I15 I Bobby Saylor Steven Schill Sean Schoch Michael Schwartz Gregg Scott I lmn Svnlvr Laurie Smith Orlando Smoote Jason Steele Leslie Silvasi Ramunda Smith Tina Smyers Shelley Stevens Kibo Sim Ricardo Smith Joey Sobecki Tamiko Stevens Elizabeth Skivers Shannon Smith Darlene Spychalski Shelly Stout Corey Smith Tiffeny Smith David Steele Todd Stromer Dawn Sullivan Tanya Surber Stacey Sutton Todd Swistek Erk Switzcr Jennifer Thom Yolanda Thomas Diane Timm Nancy Tompach Carrie Traynom Lisa Trotter Eugene Turner Wesley Turner Brian Tylisz I I .. Beth Vaughn Gregory Walker Kristin Walker Bradford Waltz Karen Waltz IJZr ' a A. Valerie Waltz , 5 Shelley Weber Deanna Williams Randall Wroblewski Dawn Ward Sandra Wiegand Robert Willis V l Louis Zaknoun Rochelle Warren Paula Wiencek Michael Wilson Jason Lee Collette Will Elizabeth Wisemore Laura Pitrowski Terri Webb Charles Williams Thomas Woodruff Michael Retseck A ADAMS, CONNIE Teacher Assistant 3 I.C.T. 4 Student Store 4 AGEMY, SALWA Counselor Assistant 3 Student Store 4 French Club 1,2,3 Concert Band 1 Marching Band 1,2 Symphonic Band 2 ALLEN, ANDREW Bus. Pro. of Amer. 4 Pep Club 2,3,4 Student Store 2,3,4 Computer Club 4 Ski Club 2,3,4 Football 2,3,4 Track Team 2 Wrestling Team 2,3 ANDERSON, DEBRA Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 ARGABRIOHT, WILLIAM Honor Society 3,4 Scholarship Pin 2,3,4 Steering Committee 1,2,3 Student Government 1,2,3 Class omcer 2 Scholarama 2 Principal Assit 4 Jr. Concessions 3 Prom Workers 1 Swim Timer IOirIsI 4 French Club 1,2,3 Cross Country 1,2,3,4 Swim Team 4 Track Team 1,2,3,4 ARMSTRONG, KIM Voc. Honor Society 3 Fresh. Chorus 1 B BAHCROFT, KELLY MusicaI 3 Teacher Ass't 4 Drama Club 4 Elstonian 3,4 BANKS, TIM I.C.T. 4 Spanish Club 2 Football Team 1,2 BARKOW, KEITH Honor Society 3,4 Boy's State 3 Scholarship Pin 2,3,4 Steering Committee 1,2,3,4 Student Government 1,2,3,4 Scholarama 2,4 Canteen I 3 Teacher Ass't 4 jr. Concessions 3 Prom Workers 1,2,3 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 SADD 1,2,3,4 PUSH 4 Quiz Bowl 1,2,3,4 Super Bowl 2 Chess Club 1 JETS 3,4 Math Club 2,3,4 Science Club 1 Spanish Club 2,3 Elstonian 3 Boys Golf Team 1,2,3,4 Tennis Team 1,2,3,4 BARKOW, KEVIN Honor Society 3,4 Scholarship Pin 1,2,3,4 Steering Committee 1,2,3,4 Student Government 1,2,3,4 Scholarama 2,4 Canteen I 3 Teacher Ass't 4 From Workers 3 SADD 3,4 Quiz Bowl 1,2,3,4 Super Bowl 2 Chess Club 1 JETS 3,4 Math Club 1,2,3,4 Spanish Club 4 Boys Golf Team 1,2,3,4 Tennis Team 4 Pep Band 1,2,3 Marching Band 1,2,3 Symphonic Band 1,2,3 BARTOS, SHEILA Devilettes 1 LOT 4 BEAL, RICK Cafeteria Ass't 1,2 Teacher Ass't 3 Football Team 1 Wrestling Team 1 BELIVEAUDAWH Business Store 4 Track Team 3,4 Mixed Chorus 2,3 BELLELIZABETH Soccer 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Bowling 1,2,3,4 Work Study 3,4 BENNETT, CARRICE Football Team 2 BENTLEY, MIKE Library Asst 4 Computer Club 1 Math Club 1 Swim Team 2 BIGGERS, ALSHAHDA Homecoming Candidates 4 Bus. Prof. of Amer. 4 Math Club 2 Girls Basketball Team 1 BILHAUSER, TIM Business Store 3,4 German Club 2 BLANK, THOMAS Steering Committee 3,4 Counselor Assit 4 Teacher Ass't 4 Prom Workers 3 Pep Club 3 Computer Club 3 Ski Club 2 Cross Country 1 Swim Team 1,2,3,4 Track Team 4 BOLKA, ANDREA Honor Society 3,4 Olrl's State 3 Scholarship Pin 1,2,3,4 Steering Committee 1,2,3,4 Student Government 1,2 Scholarama 2,4 Prom Workers 3 Pep Club 4 SADD 2,3,4 Track Timers 1,2,3 Super Bowl 2 French Club 1,2,3,4 Science Club 4 Ski Club 4 Cross Country 2,3 Tennis Team 3,4 Concert Band 1 Marching Band 1 BOLKA, DODIE Library Ass't 3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3 BRADY, ADRIAHHE I.C.T. 4 BRICKER, JOHN Football Team 4 BRILL, KATHLEEN Honor Society 3,4 Homecoming Candidate 4 Steering Committee 2,3 Musical 1,2,3 All School Play 3 Drama Club 2,3,4 Jr. Concessions 3 Pep Club 2 SADD 2 German Club 1,2,3,4 Latin Club 4 Fresh. Chorus 1 BROWN, CATHY Cafeteria Ass't 3 Special Olympic Soccer 4 Mixed Chorus 3,4 BROWN, EDGAR Cafeteria Ass't 2 Teacher 32 Asst 3 Basketball Team 1,2,3,4 Fresh Chorus 4 BROWN, TOHYA Canteen II 4 SADD 4 PUSH 4 Spanish Club 4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 BROWN, YOLAHDA Bus. Prof. of Amer. 4 Mat Maids I Football Manager I BRUBECK, DAVID Honor Society 3,4 Boy's State 3 Scholarship Pin 2,3,4 Scholarama 2 Canteen ll 3,4 Pep Club 3 Quiz Bowl 2,3,4 Super Bowl 2,3,4 Spell Bowl 3 Chess Club 3,4 Computer Club 2,3,4 JETS 3,4 Science Club 2,3,4 Spanish Club 2,3 Tennis Team 1,2,3,4 BRUCE, THOMAS Library A551 2 Swim Team 2 BURCH, DAVID Honor Society 3,4 Scholarama 2 Canteen II 3,4 Drama Club 4 Quiz Bowl 3,4 Super Bowl 2,3,4 Chess Club 2,3 Science Club 2,3,4 Spanish Club 2,3,4 BURKS, AHTWAH Basketball Team 1,2,3,4 BURNS, KEVIN Library Ass't 2 Teacher Ass't 4 Jr. Concessions 3 Wrestling Team 1,2,3,4 BYERS, KENDALL Ski Club 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 C CADDO, RUSSELL I.C.T. 4 Bowling Club 1 CAIHES, AMY Steering Committee 1,2,3,4 Prom Workers 2 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 SADD 3 French Club 3,4 Ski Club 2,4 Spanish Club 1,2,3,4 Track Team 1 CARLSOH, HICHOLE Teacher Ass't 4 Office Messenger 3 Sonball Team 1,2 Fresh. Chorus 1 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 CASPARI, CHRISTINE C.H.O. 4 Track Timers 2,3 Cross Country 1,2,3 Gymnastics 1,2 Softball Team 1 Track Team 2 CASSIDY, JON Musical 3,4 Drama Club 4 French Club 3,4 CHAMBERS, RHONDA Fresh. Chorus 1 Mixed Chorus 4 CHATMOH, TEKILAH C.H.O. 4 CHILDERS, LISA Principal Ass't 3 Teacher Ass't 4 Softball Team 1,2,3,4 CLEEK, CANDICE Devilettes 1,2,3 Teacher Ass't 4 Marching Band 1,2,3 CLEVELAND, MIRIAM Honor Society 3,4 Girl's State 3 Homecoming Candidate 4 Scholarship Pin 2,3,4 Steering Committee 1,2,3,4 Student Oovemment 3,4 Musical 1,2,3,4 All School Play 3,4 Canteen I 3 Drama CIub 1,2,3,4 Jr. Concessions 3 SADD 3 Spell Bowl 3 Math Club 2 Spanish Club 2,3 Devil Magic 3,4 CLIFFORD, JULIE Counselor Ass't 3,4 Jr. Concessions 3 Prom Workers 3 SADD 3,4 French Club 3,4 Latin Club 4 Ski Club 3,4 CLOOHAH, VANESSA Scholarship Pin 1 Steering Committee 4 Pep Club 1 SADD 4 Business Store 4 Spanish Club 3 Comet 4 COAH, MARK Honor Society 3,4 Scholarship Pin 2,3,4 Steering Committee 4 Scholarama 4 Principal Ass't 4 Prom Workers 2 Pep Club 4 German Club 2,3 Basketball Team 1 Tennis Team 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 2 Marching Band 1,2 Symphonic Band 1,2 COLLIER, OSCAR Football Team 1,2,3,4 Track Team 1,2,3,4 Wrestling Team 2,3 CONSTABLE, SCOTT Bus. Prof. of Amer. 4 PUSH 2 Ski Club 2,3,4 COOK, JENNIFER Honor Society 3,4 Scholarship Pin 1,2,3,4 Steering Committee 1,2,3,4 Teacher Ass't 4 Jr. Concessions 3 5.400 2,3,4 Spanish Club 2,3,4 COOK, KATHERINE Devilettes 1,2 Elstonian 4 CORLEY, KENYA Teacher Ass't 3 Basketball Team 1,2 COSGROVE, JASON Honor Society 3,4 Scholarship Pin 1,2,3,4 Steering Committee 1 Jr. Concessions 3 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 SADD 3,4 Swim Timer 1,2,3,4 Ski Club 1,2 Spanish Club 1,2 Cross Country 4 Swim Team 1,2,3,4 Tennis Team 1,2,3,4 Track Team 3,4 COURSEL, KAREN Library Ass't 3 Pep Club 1 Fresh. Chorus 1 Mixed Chorus 3,4 COVERT, BRENT BasebalI Team I 2,3,4 COX, ANGELYH Honor Society 3,4 Musical 1234 Canteen I 3 Teacher Asst 4 Drama Club 1,2,3,4 Jr. Concessions 3 From Workers 3 SADD 3 French Club 1,2,3 Latin Club 4 DcviI Magk 34 Fresh, Chorus I CUMMINGS, SCOTT All School Pldy 2,4 Latin Club 4 Basketball Team 3 Football Team 1,2 D DEHIIAM, CHAD Tcadlel Asst 4 SIum'nl Store 4 Ski Club 1,2,3,4 DEHHEY, STACY Fresh, Chorus I Lumen Choir 4 DEPRIEST, AHISSA Principal Ass't 3 Teacher Ass't 4 German Club 1,2,3 Softball Team 2 DIRKS, RICHARD Musical 1,2,3,4 All School Play 3 Chess Club 3 German Club 2,3,4 Concert Band 1,2 Jazz Band 4 Pep Band 3,4 Marching Band 1,2,3,4 Symphonic Band 3,4 DUBIE, HEATHER Teacher Asst 3 Pep Club 2 German Club 1,2,3,4 Concen Band 1,2,3, Marching Band 1,2,3 DUSZA, MARC Library Ass't 3 Swim Team 1,2,3 Concert Band 1,2 Marching Band 1,2 Symphonic Band 2 DUTCHER, RICHARD Baseball Team 2,4 Cross Country 2 Concert Band 2 Fresh. Chorus 1 Mixed Chorus 3 E ECKWOOD, ESTHER C.H.O. 4 Track Team 2,3 Mixed Chorus 3,4 EDLEH, DAN Canteen ll 3 LOT 3,4 Basketball Team 1 EDWARDS, JASON V.I.C.A. 3,4 EDWARDS, RADLEY Football Team 3,4 ELLIS, CHARRIE Steering Committee 3 LOT. 4 Prom Workers 3 omce Messenger 2 SADD 3 Pep Band 1,2,3 Marching Band 1,2,3 Symphonic Band 1,2,3 EMERICK, DAWN Teacher Ass'l 3 I.C.T. 4 Mixed Chorus 2,3 ENGLISH, KRIS Devilettes 1,2 Prom Workers 3 Pep Club 4 French Club 1,2,3 Cheerleading 4 ENGLISH, SHANNON Teacher Asst 3 ESQUIVEL, JUAN Honor SocIety 3,4 Scholarship Pin 2,3,4 Steering Committee 1,2,3,4 Student Oovemment 2,3,4 Jr. Concessions 3 Prom Workers 3 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 SADD 2,3,4 French Club 1,2,3,4 EVANS, RODNEY Baseball Team 1 Basketball Team 1,2,3,4 Football Team 1,2,3,4 F FAHEL, TONY Comet 3,4 FARLEY, JOE Wrestling Team 1,2,3,4 FIELDS, SHERRI Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 FILIPIAK, CARLA Honor SocIety 3,4 Homecoming Candidate 3 Steering Committee 2,3 Student Government 2,3,4 Student Gov't Office 3 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 French Club 1,2,3,4 Comet 2,3 Cheerleading 1,2,3 Jazz Band 1 Marching Band 1 Symphonic Band 1 FIHHEY, JENNIFER Student Government 2,3 Teacher Ass't 3 From Workers 2,3 Pep Club 4 Student Store 4 French Club 1 Ski Club 1,2,3 Gymnastics 1,2,3 Fresh. Chorus 1 FLOWERS, JULIA Teacher Ass't 4 Jr. Concessions 3 Pep Club 4 Basketball Team 4 Track Team 1,2,3 Fresh. Chorus 1 FOGUS, TAMMY C.I1.0, 4 Fresh. Chorus 1 Mixed Chorus 2,3 FOCUS, TRACY Scholarship Pin 3,4 I.C.T. 4 Spanish Club 3,4 FOSTER, DONNA Musical 1 All School Play 1 LIbrary Ass't 3 Teacher Ass't 2,3 Pep Club 1 Fresh. Choms 1 Mixed Chorus 4 FRATGILLO, RICHARD Bowling 1,2,3 WorIVStudy Program 4 FRAZE, KIM Teacher Ass't 3,4 Drama Club 3,4 Quiz Bowl 4 Super Bowl 4 Stage Crew 2,3,4 Decathalon 4 French 1,2,3 Latin Club 4 Science Club 3,4 FRITZ, BOB Baseball Team 1,2 Boys OoIf 'ICdm 123,4 FRY, JENNIFER MusiLal 2 Principal Ass't 4 Teacher A551 4 omcc Messenger 2 French Club 1,2 Comm 2,3,4 FRY, MICHAEL Scholarship Pin 2 Teacher Ass't 4 German Club 3,4 Basketball Team 12 Football Team 1 Track Team 3,4 4 nmcrt Band 12 Marnhing Band 1,2 Mmphmm Band 1,2 IUJIHAKA, HEATHER Honor Society 3,4 Homeroming Landidate 4 Scholarship Pin 2 3 4 varrinq 1 nmmittcc 123,4 Student mm rmvu'nt 1 2,3,4 Class Officer 1 Student Um t Och 2,3,4 Scholarama 2 4 mucrn I 3 .Jr Hun cssions 3 Prom kacrs 3 Pep Uub l,2,3,4 SADD 3 Latin 4 luh 4 Math Hub 2,3 Spanish Club 123,4 Lhcerleading 4 0 UALVAH, MICHAEL Football Team l,2,3,4 Tram Team 1,2 Wrestling Team 1 HAMACHE, SUZANNE Honor Society 3,4 Scholarship Pin 2,3 Steering Committee 2,3,4 Canteen II 4 From Workers 3 SADD 2,3,4 Quiz Bowl 4 Spanish Club 2,3,4 Comet 2,3,4 Concert Band 1 Marching Band 1 OATLEY, JOY Steering Committee 4 Musical 3 Teamer A551 4 From Workers 3 PUSH 4 German Club 3 Latin Club 2,4 Science Club 3,4 Ski Club 123,4 Swim Team 123,4 Mixed Chorus 3 UltSER, JENNIFER Spanish Club 234 Tennis Team 1234 GILLARD, TRICIA 01111.6 Messenger 4 Track Timers 2 GLOSSER, META Concert Band 123,4 Mixed Chorus 2,3 Marching Band 124 GOFF, TIFFANY I.C.T. 3,4 GOOCH, SOHDRA Fresh Chorus 1 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 GRAF, DEREK Baseball Team 2 Boys 001! Team 3 Concert Band 1 Pep Band 1 Marching Band 1 ORAF, MARISA Honor Society 3.4 Homecoming Candidate 4 Steering Committee 123,4 Student Government 2,3,4 Class Officer 1 Canteen I 3 Teacher 1455'! 3 Jr. Concessions 3 Prom Workers 3 SADD 2,3,4 German Club 123 Comet 3,4 Basketball Team 123,4 Softball Team 1 Track Team 3 Volleyball Team 123,4 ORIFFEH, DANIEL Steering Committee 1 Computer Club 1 German Club 2.3 Concert Band 1 Pep Band 1,2,4 Marching Band 123,4 Symphonic Band 2,3,4 ORIHG, JULIE Honor Society 3,4 Homecoming Candidate 4 Scholarship Pin 2,3,4 Steering Committee 123,4 Student Government 2,3,4 Prom Workers 3 Pep Club 123,4 Ski Club 124 Spanish Club 2 Elstonian 4 Cheerleading 2,3 Girls Golf 1 Track Team 1,2 GRIHSTOH, PEREZ BasketbaIl Team 1 Football Team 1 I1 HACKETT, MICHAEL Honor Society 3.4 Scholarship Pin 4 Pep Club 123,4 Student Store 34 Baseball Team 123,4 HARDACKER, JENNIFER Honor Society 3,4 Scholarship Pin 3 Steering Committee 2,3,4 Musical 1 Canteen 11 3,4 Drama Club 2,3,4 SADD 3,4 Quiz Bowl 34 Super Bowl 2,3,4 Decathalon 4 German Club 2,3,4 Science Club 4 Concen Band 1 HARRIS, DAMON I.C.T. 3,4 Basketball Team 2 HARRIS, JULIE Cafeteria Ass't 4 Teacher Ass't 4 Mixed Chorus 1,3,4 MARVEL, SCOTT Scholarship Pin 4 Pep Club 2,3 German Club 2,3,4 HARVEY, HAHETTE Deviiettes 2,3,4 C.H.O. 4 Teacher Asst 4 Mat Maids 3,4 Track Timers 1 Volleyball Team 1,2 Concert Band 1 Marching Band 1 HAWKINS, TODD Student Store 3 Baseball Team 2,3,4 HEADLEY, TARA Steering Committee 2,3 Musical 3,4 Canteen I 2,3,4 Drama Club 4 Student Store 4 SADD 123,4 PUSH 2,3,4 SM Club 4 Spanish Club 4 Track Team 2 Concert Band 1,3,4 Pep Band 2,3,4 Marching Band 2,3,4 Symphonic Band 2 HEITMAH, SCOTT Honor Society 3,4 Principal Ass't 4 Teacher A5511 3 From Workers 23 Office Messenger 2 Swim Timer 3,4 Cross Country 3,4 Swim Team 2,3,4 HENDERSON, CHRISTA Counselor A554! 3 Principal A5514 Track Team 1,2 Concert Band 1 Marching Band 1 HEINRICH, JAMES Honor Society 3,4 Musical 2,3,4 German Club 1,2,3 Concert Band 1 Jazz Band 1,2,4 Pep Band 123,4 Marching Band 1,234 Symphonic Band 234 HEURIHG, JULIE Teacher A551 3 v.1.C.A 2 Cheerleading 1 HOLDA, MATTHEW Honor Society 3,4 Boys State 3,4 Principal Ass: 4 Ski Club 3,4 Boy's Golf Team 123,4 HOLLIS, KRISTI Honor Society 3,4 Steering Committee 4 Musical 1,3,4 Teacher A551 3 Jr. Concessions 3 Prom Workers 3 SADD 123,4 PUSH 34 French Club 1,2,3 Comet 3,4 HOLMES, REBECCA Honor Society 3,4 Homecoming 4 Scholarship Pin 2,3,4 Steering Committee 123,4 Student Government 3,4 Student Gov't Office 4 Teacher Ass't 4 Jr. Concessions 3 From Workers 3 SADD 3,4 Track Timers 1,2,3 Spanish Club 123,4 Cross Country 1,2 Tennis Team 3 HOLTKAMP, HARRISON Teacher A551 2 Football Team 4 HOWARD, CHAD Wrestling Team 2,3 Concert Band 1,2 Marching Band 1,2 HUNT, DOUGLAS I.C.T. 4 1 IRISH, ROBERTA Honor Society 3,4 Homecoming Candidate 4 Scholarship Pin 123,4 Steering Committee 123,4 Student Government 1,4 Canteen 11 3,4 Counselor Ass't 4 Jr. Concessions 3 From Workers 3 SADD 3,4 Quiz Bowl 3,4 Super Bowl 3,4 Latin Club 1,2 J JACKSON, EDDIE Teacher A5511 3,4 Football Team 123,4 Track Team 123,4 Wrestling Team 123,4 JACKSON, HARRY PUSH 4 JAHUS, JENNIFER Honor Society 3,4 Scholarship Pin 2,3,4 Steering Committee 123,4 Student Govemment 2,3,4 Prom Workers 3 Pep Club 123,4 SADD 1,2,3 Ski Club 4 Spanish Club 1,2 Elstonian 4 Cheerleading 1,2,3 Softball Team 123,4 JEMISOH, CHAR Voc. Honor Society 4 Homecoming Candidate 4 Steering Committee 2,3,4 Student Oovemment 2,3,4 Class Officer 3,4 Student Oov't Office 2,3,4 Canteen I 3 Cafeteria Ass't 4 Jr. Concessions 3 From Workers 3 OMce Messenger 123,4 Latin Club 4 Spanish Club 2 Cheerleading 1 Track Team 2 Concert Band 1 Marching Band 1 JOHNSON, HADASSAH C.H.O. 3,4 Track Team 1,2 JONES, LLYOD Teacher Ass't 1 JONES, REBECCA Honor Society 3,4 Homecoming Candidate 4 Scholarship Pin 4 Steering Committee 1,2,3 Student Government 1,2,3 Musical 1 Canteen I 4 Counselor Ass't 3 Teacher Ass't 4 Drama Club 1 Spanish Club 3 Elstonian 3,4 Devil Magic 4 Fresh Chorus 1 JUDGE, ZACHARY Swim Team 2 K MYSER, ERICA Teacher Ass't 3,4 KIHER, ANTHONY Teacher Ass't 1 KIHER, YULAHDA Steering Committee 4 Student Government 4 Class Officer 4 C.H.O. 4 SADD 1 Latin Club 3,4 Girls Basketball 1 Track Team 1 Concert Band 1 Marching Band 1 KIRKEHDALL, WILLIAM Teacher Ass't 3,4 Pep Club 123,4 SADD 2,3,4 Ski Club 3 Spanish Club 3 Boys Golf Team 1 Swim Team 1,3,4 Tennis Team 123,4 KOETHE, STEPHAH Honor Society 3,4 Art Club 2,3,4 Teacher Asst 4 German Club 1,2 Ski Club 1,3,4 KOSS, ANDREW Honor Society 34 Scholarship Pin 2,3 Cross Country 3 Track Team 1,2,3 KREAG, VICKI Student Teacher 4 Latin Club 4 KROEHLER, SUSAN Steering Committee 3,4 Prom Workers 3 SADD 3 French Club 123,4 L LAWSON, LEEAHHA Library A5511 4 Pep Club 1 Pep Club 1 Marching Band 1,2 Symphonic Band 1,2 LE, DAO Honor Society 3,4 Homecoming Candidate 4 Scholarship Pin 123.4 Steering Committee 123,4 Student Oovemment 123,4 Jr, Concessions 3 Prom Workers 3 Pep Club 3 French Club 3,4 Cheerleading 4 LE, PHI-HUHO Football Team 1 Wrestling Team 123,4 LEE, JASON Football Team 123,4 Wrestling Team 123,4 LEHIORAHGELA Teacher Ass: 4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,4 LEHIORLLYDE Football Team 123,4 Track Team 1,3,4 Wrestling Team 1 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 LESTOCK, JOHN Honor Society 34 Scholarship Pin 3,4 Scholarama 2 An Club 3,4 Drama Club 3,4 SADD 3,4 LEWIS, NORMAN Basketball Team 1 Track Team 4 Fresh. Chorus 1 LEWIS, SUSAN Musical 1,2,3 Teacher Ass't 2,3,4 Fresh. Chorus 1 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 LIBKE, ROBERT Steering Committee 123 Student Government 1,2 Prom Workers 2,3 Pep Club 1,2 Student Store 4 SADD 1,2 Ski Club 3 3 Spanish Club 1,2 Comet 3 Basketball Team 1,2 Tennis Team 1 LIGHTBURHE, LARRY Wrestling Team 123,4 LIHEWALD, JENNY Counselor Ass't 2 Teacher Asst 3,4 LOETZ, DEBRA Voc. Cosmetology 3,4 LORD, KELLI I.C.T. 4 LUCAS, CHRIS Baseball 2,3,4 LUDWIG, JENNIFER Honor Society 3,4 D.A.R. Award 4 Scholarship Pin 4 Steering Committee 3,4 Student Government 3,4 Student Gov't Office 4 Canteen II 3 Teacher Ass't 3 Student Teahcer 4 Jr. Concessions 3 Prom Workers 3 Pep Club 4 SADD 34 Spanish Club 3,4 Gymnastics 3,4 M MAHHIA, LEAHHE C.H.O. 4 Office Messenger 3 Swim Team Timer 3,4 MARCIHIAK, ANNE Steering Committee 3,4 Art Club 1234 Counselor Ass4t 2,3,4 MARTORAHO, PETER Teacher A5541 4 Football Team 123,4 Track Team 2 Wrestling Team 123,4 MARY, ROBERT Office Messenger 4 Computer Club 4 Concert Band 1 MASON, CARLA Bus. Prof. of Amer. 4 Spanish Club 3 Volleyball Team 1,2 MAXEY, THERESA Teacher Ass't 3 I.C.T. 4 French Club 1 Concert Band 1 Marching Band 1 MCCOHHELL, KATHERINE Steering Committee 123,4 Student Government 4 Counse10r Ass't 3 Student Teacher 4 Jr. Concessions 3 Prom Workers 3 Pep Club 4 Cross Country 2,3 Gymnastics 4 Track Team 1,2 MCDAHIEL, ANNIE Steering Committee 123 Student Oovemment 1,2 Musical 123,4 Counselor Asst 2 Student Teacher 4 Pep Club 1,2 Mat Maids 1 Spanish Club 1,2 Comet 4 Tennis Team 1 Track Team 2 Devil Magic 3,4 MCEWAH, MELANIE Honor Society 3,4 Girl's State 3 Scholarship Pin 234 Steering Committee 123,4 Student Oovemment 123,4 All School Play 4 Drama Club 3,4 Pep Club 123,4 SADD 2,3,4 French Club 1,2 Cheerleading 1,2,3 Tennis Team 123,4 MCGARRY, HOLLY Steering Committee 4 C.I1.0. 4 SADD 4 French Club 1,2 Track 33 Team 1 MCOARRY, SHANNON Steering Committee 1,2,3,4 Musical 1 Teacher Ass't 4 Drama Club 1,2 Pep Club 1,3 Student Store 3,4 SADD 2,4 Girls Basketball Manager 3,4 MCGRATH, CHRISTINA Steering Committee 1 Art Club 1,2,3,4 Devilettes 2 Pep Club 1 Tennis Team 2 MCKHIGHT, CHRIS I.C.T. 4 Baseball Team 1 MCMAHAH, JENNIFER Honor Society 3,4 Steering Committee 1,2,3,4 Student Government 2,3,4 Drama Club 3,4 Jr. Concessions 3 Prom Workers 2 SADD 1,2,3,4 French Club 1,2,3 Latin Club 3 Comet 3.4 MCHEAL, WALTER I.C.T. 4 Jazz Band 4 MEYER, DEAHHA Honor Society 3,4 Scholarship Pin 4 Student Government 2 Pep Club 1,2,3 French Club 1,2,3 Softball Team 234 MIKULSKI, TRICIA Honor Society 3,4 Scholarship Pin 1,2,3,4 Jr. Concessions 3 Spell Bowl 3,4 Math Club 1 Science Club 4 Spanish Club 2,3,4 Softball Team 1,2,3,4 MILCAREK, ANGIE Devilettes 2,3,4 Canteen l 4 Library Asst 2 Teacher Ass't 4 Elstonian 4 Marching Band 2,3,4 MILLER, PAUL Office Messenger 4 Football Team 1,2,3 Track Team 1,2 MISHLER, TREVOR Honor Society 3,4 Scholarship Pin 2,3,4 Ski Club 4 Spanish Club 1,2,3,4 Cross Country 4 Swim Team 1,2,3,4 MITTERMAH, MICHAEL Scholarship Pin 3 Steering Committee 1,2,3,4 Student Government 1,2,3,4 Student Oov4t Ofche 4 Art Club 4 Jr. Concessions 3 From Workers 3 Pep Club 3 SADD 3 Spanish Club 2,3 Comet 3,4 Tennis Team 2,3 MOHDIEHTZ, MICHELLE Honor Society 3,4 Steering Committee 1,2,3,4 Student Government 2 Principal Ass't 4 Bus. Prof. of Amer. 4 German Club 1,2,3 Ski Club 3 Swim Team 2 MORAN, CATHY Teacher Ass't 4 I.C.T. 4 MORGAN, GLORIA Bus. Prof. of Amer. 4 French Club 1,2 Math Club 2 MORRIS, ELIZABETH Counselor Ass't 4 Drama Club 3 Swim Timer 3,4 Softball Team 1 Tennis Team Manager 2 Fresh. Chorus 1 MOWIHSKI, ELIZABETH Homecoming Candidate 4 Art Club 1,2,3,4 Devilettes 2,3 Elstonian 4 Marching Band 2,3 H HASH, VICTORIA Art Club 3,4 Teacher A551 4 HEARY, ROBERT Steering Committee 2 Student Government 12 Art Club 4 Jr. Concessions 3 SADD 3 Decathalon 4 Spanish Club 1,2,3,4 Tennis Team 2 NELSON, ANGELA Honor Society 3,4 Homecoming Candidate 4 Scholarship Pin 2,3,4 Steering Committee 1,2,3,4 Student Government 2,3 Class Officer 1,2,3 Canteen I 3 Jr. Concessions 3 Pep Club 4 Super Bowl 2 Science Club 2,3,4 Spanish Club 2,3,4 Girls Basketball 1 Track Team 1,2,3 NELSON, LORI Musical 1,2,4 All School Play 4 Teacher Ass't 4 Drama Club 1,2,3,4 Swim Timer 3,4 Spanish Club 3,4 Devil Magic 3,4 Fresh. Chorus 1 HEVORSKI, AMY Homecoming Candidate 4 Teacher Ass't 3 I.C.T. 4 Devil Magic 3 Mixed Chorus 2 O OLIVER, JAMES Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Track Timers 4 Swim Timer 1,2,3,4 Spanish Club 1,2,3,4 Baseball Team 1 Cross Country 4 Football Team 1 Swim Team 2 Track Team 4 OLSAKER, EVA Steering Committee 1,2,3,4 Student Oovemment 1,2 Prom Workers 3 Pep Club 1,2,3 Swim Timer 2,3,4 German Club 1,2,3 Ski Club 1,2,3,4 Swim Team 2,3,4 Tennis Team 1,2,3,4 O'SHEA, JOLEEH Teacher Ass't 4 SADD 4 Spanish Club 3 34 O'SHEA, KATHLEEN Counselor Asst 2 French Club 2 OWENS, JAMES Library A551 4 Prom Workers 3 Football Team 4 Fresh. Chorus 1 Mixed Chorus 2,3 OWSLEY, HOLLY Teacher Ass't 4 German Club 1,2 Concert Band 1 Marching Band 1 p PAPIHEAU, COLLEEN Teacher Ass't 3 Mixed Chorus 3,4 PARRISH, TERRY Honor Society 3,4 Scholarship Pin 2,4 Steering Committee 1 Art Club 2 Counselor Ass't 4 Teacher Ass't 3 Drama Club 2 Jr. Concessions 3 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 SADD 2,3,4 Swim Timer 2,3,4 Computer Club 1 Bowling Club Spanish Club 2 Swim Team 4 PASHA, SHAHEEHA C.H.O. 4 Fresh. Chorus 1 PECIHA, TONY Student Store 1 Basketball 1 Baseball 1 Football 4 PHILLIPS, RYAN An Club 3,4 Counselor Ass'l 4 Library Ass't 3 German Club 1,2 Football Team 1 Wrestling Team 1,2,3,4 PIECUCH, MICHAEL Basketball Team Manager 1,2,3,4 Football Team 1 PIECUCH, ROBERT Bus. Prof. of Amer. 4 Spanish Club 2,3,4 Basketball Team Manager 1,2 Wrestling Team 3 PIOTROWSKI, JIM Cafeteria A5541 1,2 PISHKUR, AMY Musical 2,3,4 Art Club 4 Drama Club 1,2,3,4 Jr. Concessions 3 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Science Club 2,4 Spanish Club 3,4 Swim Team 2,3,4 PITROWSKI, LAURA Musical 2,3,4 Counselor Ass't 1 Teacher Ass't 2 Drama Club 2,3,4 Elstonian 4 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 POLLACK, MARK Teacher Ass't 3,4 Prom Workers 2 Pep Club 4 Spanish Club 2 Elstonian 4 Football Team 1,2,3,4 Track Team 1 Wrestling Team 1,2,3,4 PRZYBYLIHSKI, ROMAN Pep Club 2 Baseball Team 1,2,3,4 Basketball Team 1 R RAMSEY, MARGARET Honor Society 3,4 Steering Committee 1 Tennis Team 4 Volleyball Team 1 REMMEL, JOHN Steering Committee 2 Latin Club 2 Basketball Team 1,2,3 Tennis Team 1,2,3,4 RETSECK, MICHAEL Teacher Ass't 4 Spanish Club 2,3,4 Basketball Team 1 Football Team 1,2,3,4 Track Team 2,3,4 RHAHOR, RAHDI An Club 1,2,3,4 Prom Workers 3 SADD 2 Cosmetology 4 Mixed Chorus 2,3 RICHARDSON. LAVILA Honor Society 3,4 Musical 1,2,3,4 All School Play 3,4 Student Teacher 4 Drama Club 1,2,3,4 Devil Magic 3,4 Fresh Chorus 1 Mixed Chorus 2 RICHLEY, MICHAEL SADD 3 Swim Timer 2,3,4 Ski Club 2,3 Spanish Club 2 Baseball Team 1 Swim Team 2,3,4 RICK, DAVID Scholarship Pin 4 Steering Committee 3 Canteen ll 3 Counselor Ass't 3 Jr. Concessions 3 Bus. Prof. of Amer. 4 Spell Bowl 3,4 Computer Club 4 Bowling Club 1 Latin Club 3 ROBERTS, NICOLE Devilettes 2,3,4 Pep Club 4 Spanish Club 2,3,4 RUSSELL, SHELLEE Steering Committee 2,3 Art Club 2,3,4 Jr. Concessions 3 From Workers 3 SADD 3 Science Club 2,3 Spanish Club 2,3 Girls Basketball 1,2,3 Softball Team 1 Track Team 3 S SAIT, ABRAR Scholarship Pin 2,4 Counselor A551 4 Prom Workers 3,4 Pep Club 4 Student Store 4 SADD 2,3,4 Chess Club 1,2 Computer Club 1 Math Club 2,3 Science Club 1,2,3,4 Spanish Club 4 Swim Team 1,3 Tennis Team 1,2,3,4 SAVADO, ELAINE Mixed Chorus 4 SCHILL, STEVEN Concert Band 1 Marching Band 1 SCHOCH, SEAN Student Government 3 Class Ocher 3,4 Jr. Concessions 3 Prom Workers 3 Student Store 4 Ski Club 2 Comet 3,4 Boys Golf Team 1,2,3,4 SCHWARTZ, MICHAEL Swim Team 1,4 SCOTT, GREG Art Club 1,2,3,4 Drama Club 1 SADD 1 Science Club 1,2,3,4 Spanish Club 4 Comet 4 SEHTER, LYHH Honor Society 3,4 Steering Committee 3,4 Prom Workers 3 Pep Club 4 Spanish Club 2,4 Concert Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 3,4 Marching Band 1,2,3,4 SHELL, JANICE Track Team 2 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 SILVASI, LESLIE Honor Society 3,4 Homecoming Candidate 4 Scholarship Pin 1,2,3,4 Steering Committee 3.4 Lanteen II 3,4 Teacher Ass't 3 Jr. Concessions 3 Prom Workers 3 SADD 3,4 Quiz Bowl 34 Super Bowl 2,3,4 Decathalon 4 French Club 2,3,4 SKIVERS, BETH Musical 1 Counselor 1455'! 2 Drama Club 1,2 Boys Swim Team Manager 2,3,4 Spanish Club 2 Track Team 2 SMALL, MARIE Track Team 2 SMITH, COREY Basketball Team 1,2 Football Team 1,2,3,4 Track Team 1,2 Fresh. Chorus 1 SMITH, JOSEPH I.C.T. 4 V.I.C.A. 3 Football Team 1 SMITH, LAURIE Devilettes 2,3,4 Teacher A554! 4 Fresh. Chorus 1 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 Marching Band 2,3,4 SMITH, RAMUHDA Art Club 2 Jr. Concessions 3 Prom Workers 2 Track Team 1 SMITH, RICARDO Student Store 4 Football Team 3,4 Track Team 3,4 Pep Band 1,2,3 Marching Band 1,2,3,4 Symphonic Band 1,2,3,4 SMITH, SHANNON Teacher Ass't 2 Bus. Prof. of Amer. 4 French Club 1 Volleyball Team 1 SMITH, TIFFEHY Homecoming Candidate 4 Art Club 1 Office Messenger 3,4 Drum Major 3,4 Track Team 4 Concert Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 4 Marching Band 1,2,3,4 SMOOTE, ORLANDO Pep Club 1,2,3,4 PUSH 3,4 Spanish Club 1,2 Football Team 1,2 Track Team 1,2,3,4 Wrestling Team 2,3 SPYCHALSKI, DARLEHE Devilettes 2,3,4 Principal Ass't 4 Pep Club 1 Tennis Team 1 STARK, CAREY Teacher Ass't 4 STEELE, DAVID Art Club 4 Cycling Club 3,4 Ski Club 3,4 STEELE, JASON Bus. Prof. of Amer. 4 Ski Club 1,2,3,4 Tennis Team 4 STEVENS, SHELLEY Teacher Ass't 3 STEVENS, TAMIKO Volleyball Team 1 STEWART, RICHARD Ski Club 3,4 STOUT, SHELLY Teacher Ass1t STROMER, TODD I.C.T. 3,4 Boys Golf Team 2 SULLIVAN, DAWN Honor Society 3,4 Homecoming Candidate 3,4 Scholarship Pin 3,4 Steering Committee 1,2,3,4 Student Government 2 Scholarama 2 Canteen ll 3 Teacher Ass't 3 Jr. Concessions 3 From Workers 3 Pep Club 1,2 Mat Maids 1 Super Bowl 2 Spell Bowl 3,4 Latin Club 3,4 Elstonian 4 Cheerleading 2 Tennis Team 1 Marching Band 1,2 Symphonic Band 1,2 SURBER, TANYA Teacher Ass't 2,3 Elstonian 4 SUTTON, STACEY Mixed Chorus 3,4 SWISTEK, TODD Baseball Team 3,4 SWITZER, ERIC I.C.T. 4 Bowling Club Boys 001! Team 1 T TAYLOR, ODELL Art Club 2 Track Team THOM, JENNIFER Honor Society 3,4 D.A.R. Award 3 Girls State 3 Homecoming Candidate 4 Scholarship Pin 2,3,4 Steering Committee 1,2,3,4 Student Government 2,3,4 Canteen l 3 Prom Workers 3 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 SADD 2,3,4 Spanish Club 2,3,4 Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 Girls Basketball 1,2 Tennis Team 2 THOMAS, ICUE Basketball Team 1 Track Team 4 THOMAS, LARRY Teacher Ass't 3 V.I.C.A. 4 THOMAS. YULAHDA 011k 6 Messenger 1 Spanish Lluh 1 Fresh. 4 hmus 1 TKAYHOM 4AKK11'Z Steering Committee 1,2,4 Canteen I 3 Student 41camcr 4 From Workers 3 Pop 4 Iuh 1 SADD 4 Frcmh Club 1 2,3,4 Lomert Band 1 Manhing Band 1 vim x H11, 1184 Duilvltcs 2,3'16dd1m 1.. Mn k Hum 1 Mixed Umrus 1,4 5' ,iwx 1. 111,81 H' Hus. Prof. of Amer. 4 13.1w Inn: 1411111 2 .3 4 1mm 2 HKWN IN-p 4 Iuh 4 Sludcnl Stow 2 4.. ,uu h Hum 2 1, x1 1,: 1:! Honor Smiety 3,4 x: m, .: Wm I'm 12,3 4 50mldramd 2 4111-14-1 i .' 34011115610! Ass t 3,4 Dlamd me ? - S 4 sum 2 Science Club 4 sp.ndw ! ml, 3 4 Unucrt Band 1 Pep Ham! 1 J ..1.1:! him; 15am! 1,2 Symphoni! 15mm .' 1A 1M: M H HRH: Vm Honor Society 3,4 11 I 4 xpdmsh 4 Iub 3 Basketball Team I 2Huss1numn 2 Track Team 1 WM M H hKISHN Honor Smicty 3,4 Stcmmr; k mnmiltcc 1,2,3 4 Tedmer Asst 4 Mom Workers 3 Pep Club 1,2 SADD 3,4 Six. 4 luh 2 Spanish Club 1,2 Girls Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track Team 1 Volleyball 1mm 3 WAUI BRAD Drama Club 2,3,4 SADD 2 Chess 4 Iub 3 MALTA KAREN student Government 3,4 Musual 2 3 4 Counselor A5514 Drama Club 2 3 4 Spanish Uub 2,3,4 Conccn Band 1 Marching Band 1 WAKRKH KOLHELLE Prom Workers 3 Bus. Prof of Amer 4 Track Timers 2,3 Latin 4 Iub 12 4 r055 Country 1234 WEBB '1 ERR! Honor Society 3,4 Devileltes 1211, I 4 Spanish Club 1234 WEBER SHHJIY Musical 1,2,4 All School Pia; 1 Ivan her 2455123 Drama Club 12 3 4 SADD 3 4 Ski Llub 1,2,4 Elstonian 491118 0011 1 2 3,4 Dexil Magic 3,4 Fresh. Lhorus 1 'VIIKCU Lhorus 2 VHLTZH. ANDREW Musical 1,2,3 Art Club 2 3 4 Ski Q lub 14 Marching Band 1,2,3 Symphonk Band 1,2,3 1A HITt. ROBERT Football Team 1,3 Track Team 3 Wrestling ream 1,234 WIEUAVD SANDRA Scholarship Pin 2,3,4 Steminq Hummittee 1,3 4 Scholarama 3 hamccn I 3 4 Drama Club 1 Jr. 4hntessions 3 Prom Workers 2,3 SADD 3 4 Quiz Bowl 4 Super Bowl 2,3,4 Spell Bowl 3 4 mm Hub 1 Spanish Club 2,3,4 4 0mm 2 3 4 Swim Team 23 m1 N fh PALLA Student Ooxernment 1 4 ounsclor Asst 1 Teacher Asst 2 Spanish 4 Iub l 2 Hsmman 3,4 Cross Country 12 3 41rddx ream 1,2,3 14111 401..1.ETTE Art Club 1,2,3 Track Tnncvs 1 Huncrt Band 1 Pep Band 1 4mm hinq Band 1 1'1l11 11,111 Pep Club 2 Mat Maidl hvm 11 C Iuh 4 Ski Club 12,3.4 Spanish k ml; 1 2 8 8mm Team 1 Chorusl 14l1114318 HHRLES Basketball 2,3,4 rommn 1 2 3 4 Track 1 ml 1 LAWS m ANNA Vm. Honor Society 4 s: holmshlp Pm 2 3 4 Steering Committee 1 .1 31Mudmthmcrnment 1,2 34 I.C.T, 4 1' KINH Cssmns 3 From Worker 3 SADD 2 's KLn Hand 1 Spanish Llub 1,2 3 111313101411 HMABETH Cosmetology 4 Hmws 1 Khxcd 4 horus 2 NMDRL H H1031A5 Steering Commiuec .' V ImIamma 2 Wusical 1,2 3 Canteen ll 3 4 Humm 4 mm 4 Quiz Bou13 4 Super 15mm 3 4 3pm! 151ml 3 4 JETS 3,4 Science 4 1111 J 3 4 WMHI r usm K43DAL1. Honor Society 3 4 N mulmshlp Pm 1 2 3 4 Steering kw-rmmw 2 3 4 Student oncmmcnt 4 311m ,n ; t ,mtccn II 2 3 4 Jr, Lonccssions : Mnml 3 4 Supcr Bonl 2 3 4 Spell o 31.nh1luh3 4 Sdenu: Club 4 L 1 Whtllxt13 F Mary McKinley Miriam Cleveland LOVES Oscar Dugan Mike Maddox Fred Taylor David Holdcraft John Lawrence Scott Cummings MARY Senator James McKinley Matt Baker Mrs. Phyllis McKinley Melanie McEwan Lt. Victor O'Leary Steve Kellogg Elston's Drama Club performed George Beechwood Jeff Witty Norman Kiassan's 'iJohn Loves Lily Herbish Pam Plummer Mary, a comedy in three acts. It General Harwood Biddle Marc Pelath was set in New York in 1946. As you may already know John really does love Mary. John's buddy Fred saved his life during the war. This made John feel in debt to him. He went overseas and found his old girlfriend, Lily. John married Lily, to bring her into the United States so that she and Fred could be together. Little did John know that Fred was married and soon to be a father. To make things more difficult Mary's parents are pressing for her and John to get married. All this happened before he could get the marriage to Lily annuled so that he wouldn't have to explain to Mary. Although John and Mary did not wed after the truth came out, they still love each other very much. John now knows that its better to tell the . . , . ,, truth than to tell a lie. i ' .3. Mr. Stan Holdcraft prays that somehow this will all come together. John tScott Cummingsi shows his frustration at failing to delay Mary's tMiriam Clevelandi plans for marriage as Fred tDavid Holdcram, Senator McKinley tMatt Bakeri, and Mrs. McKinley tMelanie McEwani, behind John look on. 36 a ; a n.r .-.4..-.. ....-l--. A classic play from years past; Melanic W Ewan assistts Pam Plummcr with her hair in plcparation tor her rolc as Lily in John Lou's Mary John Scott Cummingm greets Mary tMiriam Clevelanm as Fred mavid Holdcram and Oscar mike Maddom look on John mm: hxmmingsy is caught with his pants down as Mary s parents Matt Baker and Melanie W I mam 10mm unex cdcdh. p ' Osrar tMikc Maddoxx helps Man tMiriam Clevelandb prepare for John 5 return from the war in Europe. BARK A CLASSIC YEAR Take eighteen students, ER mix in new terminology and come up with something new. It wasn t hard to agree upon . t a theme. We chose to show Elston and the e .t .J.'. 1.. m... surrounding community some classic views MW and changes in pictures. Finding pictures of e the past proved to be a challange as well as Kym :13: , a history lesson. The staff talked to many 't' 1 people, giving us many clues to the old and new aspects of our book. Many old pictures were borrowed and over 100 rolls of film were developed, adding to the hudreds 0f mugs by professionals Room 0-028 came to life at noon and fell silent three hours later. Pictures were printed, pages planned, pages redone, copy planned, picture captions suggested and the phrase 'You Want It When?' were only part of the hectic world of yearbook production We hope these classic memories will be enjoyed by all. Elizabeth, Dawn 8! Becky at Barker Mansion. Editor Becky Jones Sports Paula Wiencek Organizations Jenny Janus Shelley Weber Angie Milcarek Academics Kelly Bancroft Laura Pitrowski Ads Heidi Cox Computer Dawn Sullivan People Elizabeth Mowinski Julie Oring Kendra Byvoets Kathy Cook Mark Pollock Mugs Sarah Oeiser Heather Sharpin Photography Tanya Surber Tom Quinn Advisor Paul Laux Jenny 8: Mr. Laux at lighthouse Kelly, Mark 8r Angie with classic radior Paula, Julie at Kathy at antique mall. 9 $ 6V0 7,6 XJWKJ VXQ Q fggij 0 Tanya and Laura with antique cash register. FOREIGN LINGO LATIN CLUB This year the Latin t Iuh MAS 1hr largest club excr. hemuse student enrollment imreased m as 'HUt h as three times as it has been in the past Most of the meetings took plat c on Fridays during the last fifteen minutes of class. During these they div ussed many ideas like taking a tldss trip to Chicago and raising money thmutih fund raisers. Betause both Latin I and Latin II are combined in the same class, they hope to keep the Latin enrollment high enough to allow for two separate classes in the uptoming years. Row 1: Shari Glanders, Rachel StPeter, Julie Clifford, Kathleen Brill, Heather Fujihdm, Dawn Sullimn Row 2: Angleiyn Cox, Angie Scott, Kathy Shippen, Vicki Kreag, Kimm Frdle, Ryan luliano Row 3: Chad Hoiliday, Heidi Cox, Yulanda Kiner, Geoff Schomacher HI I KATIN m RUM : A Latin Club President Rachel Lichtman, Secretary Joy Uately, and Vice President Dawn Sullivan SPANISH CLUB Spanish club, because of its many active participants, is one of the most active language clubs at Elston. A big candy sale every year is one of their main fund raisers. They used the money that they raised for many things, including a trip to see a play at Notre Dame later in the yeart Most Of the Row 1 Mrs Roberta tron Meole Roberts Tr1tia Mikulski Norahay Westphal Susan Jasatkn tamille UOHIdIf'l LITma Sanders Tonya Emmi Inmn Liuqm students who take Nicole Hildveth Carrie Sigle, Heather Fujihara, Jennifer Look Row 2 Mary Uemm tdrmsha Fristri Jen Summerlin Jennifer tm-wv mm Mmqhn Jenmlm Spanish, or who Hickell, Amy Pishkur Rebet cfa nolmes. Sarah hogers Pgtn'tie Ketsetk Lisa Pishkur Lnri wm-n Amber Negcl Dovene Hiimdn Joy smukm Himtwth . Paeheco Row .3 LeAnn Washlngton Rmhelie Gaston Kibo Sim Kelly Walt: Karen Smith in lv Karen Waltz luwm 'Vlishlm Anqir Nvlsnn Mueller Knawll have taken Span'Sh Jennifer Thom, Terri Webb Amy talns Sandy Wiegand Row 4 tirrany Stephens Ian Niisnn Brian Strauss .strm t dstnei Matthew hunki- Inn llmek in the past, feel that Mithele Hleman Sean Jensen Jefirey Bartlett thdstine Uranatki Kristen hdldvkmwirl Mum Kuhcrk imu Penna WM 8 Hwtt Inhkm Ln Kmll'm Kutwn i1 is a worthwhile Pietuth Jim Oliver Miehael ReLsetk David Burrh tnry Kihlslrnm Ierry Heath language that can help them later in their lives. FRENCH CLUB lhr ht'm h h Iuh is a duh that m run almost entirely by 1hr sludvnls. Hwy work very mm m mgwniic snucssful m hum .mLI most 0! tho smm nix Mm lake l'u'm h as d Hdsx .H mm; pdrtk ipatc in tho Huh HOlHCt owning; is out n! the HUD 8 main IOuJI points and they worked xcry hard nu thcit banner and thc plcpdmtions. They also dtltcndfd d Pld3 '1 April b3 ROM one: hnric hlrdynom, Juan risquivelh Dan Le, Leslie Silmsi, Heather West, Jennifer Kmkc, Andrea VKIOI Hugo, which thC5 dll Bully: Kou two Jennifer Bicld Kathleen Kosvlkc, Robyn Whrdlh Hedlhm Homingcr Julie hill found extremely enjoyable Jvnmn'l hdmlnskl Jon h dssidy Row thrm' Scnd Mmuch Andrea May, h hrissy Ulddc, BC LC .Julic Hilfmd, Sruc Krm'hlm, .h'nny Unqcv, Laum Stmnsk; Rom lmu: h harlcnv Dudley Mkhcllc Slower, Sdlmd Agcmy, Kimberly lrvcndoski. h indy W Bride M tum N Saint. m dl SH KETAKY- Leslie Sihdsi PRESIDENT- Juan Esquixel , , Vlt F: mun... ' h u PKbSlDLHI- h ,, Dan LC :'.i:-; The German Club started off their year with an Advent Calendar sale. Then, in February, a selected number of German students attended a German Competition at IU,with Kathy Brill and Sharon Mccr. Row one: Amy Cihak, Allison Wolf, Wendy Leach, Kathleen Brill, Jennifer Hardackcr Rom two: Carolc Winfield, Erin Brummell, Kerri Potratz, Kathleen Kosclkc Gretchen Hess Heather Dubic Row three Mrs. Katalin Kdllm Rk h Dirks Sum Mane! Dand Holdnaft TrdQ Milakmit Sharon Mccr Sue Murrm Rma four: Jenn Plcimling Julie chmh human h Iuh h o-lhrcsidcnls Jennilcr Hardm kc: Jcnnilcr Frey and Hcathm Duhic, Set rmdry Kathleen Brill Students studying in Class. Denise Parker doing some research. The actors anxiously awaiting their cues The Elston English Department offers many opportunities for learning, Heading up the department is Mrs. Showalter. She works hard to add variety to the program each year. One way that gave English a little twist this year was Miss Smidt teaming her class up with Mr. Freitag's to present a Medival Playt Other opportunities En Guard!!! given to students include classes dealing with grammar, different types of literature, how to write a term paper and many others. SPEAKING OF CLASSICS Paul Laux s eech tlass be ins There are many debating. p 9 required subjects, speech being one of . them is a one semester e A course. In taking v Ky , , ,4 Maria Valdez begins her speech on shoes. speech, I have built up e Q7 7 confidence in myself to ' ' 7 e X be able to talk to a w e , group. I have learned , about informative, impromptu, and persuasive speeches. Debates were a fun part of speech because they involve the whole class. Also, you can make a speech more interesting and fun by using visuals. Amy Degnegaard begins a 2 minute speech. Speech class begins a debate on drugs. A CLASSIC TEST There were several math classes held at Elston last year. Each student had thier choice of one of these, although only two math classes were required to graduate. Students could take three or four classes of math consisting of one per year. Some of the math classes were able to use the computers that were in the math department. These computers were used to helpthe students further thier education in computer programming and statistics. Some of the math classes offered were General Math, Informal Algebra, Algebra I and II, Algebra Trigonometry, Basic Geometry, and Geometry. Inflation rises. Add it up--it's cheaper! Illustrating Math Problems MATH CLUB PROBLEM: What is it? ANSWER: Math club is a group of students who meet to practice for math contests. They compete in about nine contests per year. Some are local and some are as far as Purdue Calument. The only requirments are that students need to be in Algebra I or above Most contests have an unlimited number of participants and anyone interested can go to the meets. The problems range from Algebra I through Calculus. Row one: Cory Kihlstrom, Dave Brubeck, Jeff Dysard, Marc PeIath, Abdul Sheikh Row two: Kerri Potratz, Matt BiggerstafT, Keith Barkow, Kevin Barkow, Mark Coan, Loretta Dingman Row three: Jon Srhmaltz, Sarah Kassal, Brian Patterson, Heather Heminger COMPUTERS t omputers were used last year in many difterent departments of the SthOOI. The Math, Business and I Ilnary departments had mrnputers that the students t ould use for their assignments. Almost all of the major businesses are going to romputers for the use of filing and such. It is important that the students learn how to use computers. Some of the Classes that were offered at Elston were: Computers, Data Processing, Accounting l 8r ll, Math 8x Electronics. The main offices also used computers last year. Computers are becoming a term of the century and a way of the future. Jenifer Hardacker uses Math Computers Since computers are becoming the way of the future. Elston decided to start a Computer Club that would not only be educational, but would also be fun at the same time. You did not have to be a Computer-data Processing student to join Computer Club. There were several classes that have advanced in technology so that the students would have better understanding of Computers. Student concentrates on special problems. Electronics Demostrationl Row 1 Jason Lee, Christopher Lucas, Mark Coan, Brent Maninson, Kibo Sims, Jerry Heath George Shaver Row 2 Eric Switzer, John Lestock, Richard Dirks, Curtis Poole. Brett Rebat Thomas Woodruff,Kerri Portratz Row 3Jenifer Cook, Salwa Agemy,Jon Cassicy, Jenm Hardacker, Ryan Phillips, David Burch. Darius Galinis,Cory KihlstromRov. 4 Roberta Irish Dave Brubeck SCIENTIFIC STUDENTS Row one .1f Mark Nari Jen Ferguson Con Kihlstrom Helen Nuqent Imn wtxxiruti Km. two Antuv Pnee Chns Dobkms Beth Vaughn Randall Virobleuski Andrea Bnlkd mmheih lrwndnsk: lullt' Steele Row three Angela wtrison Jenniier Hdmdtkcr Sarah desal Alum Saul hand Bunh luw Brubevzk Darius kialinus mmm Fran: Tnua Mikulskl Row one Jennilei Haida key Seuelary Lory Mhlslromrl an t nmmitlce t hairman Row twn Date Bvuhetk-Vke i'vesudent Dand Burth Tredsuiev Yum thximWi'reSIdem Everyone who enters Elston High School must, at sometime or other, take at least one science class if they intend to get out, Many dread this requirement, especially Chemistry and Physics, but once they get involved science takes on a whole new perspective. For those dedicated few, there is the Science Club The club meets two times a month to take part in small group discussions about chemical warfare, nerve gases, and related topics. Lab activities included such projects as indoor vegetable and flower seedlings The third floor display case shows off their work. So get involved! Scott Heitman and Keith Argabright contemplate the human anatomy. Bobbi Irish takes a closer look. Mrs. Young crosses the line U.S. HISTORY, SOCIOLOGY, GEOGRAPHY , - 1 Ron Kerwin lectures 10 years ago. ECONOMICS, WORLD HISTORY, BLACK STUDIES e w y run; . For Better or For Worse--or at least until Class ends. A Classic Mr, Quinn Melissa Dumell enjoys her Black Studies speech. Programming money that you DON T have is fun in Economics. Travel the world, get married, find the basics of economics, explore current events, learn latitude and longitude on the map and know the workings of congress. No, its not the starting of life, its Ieaming Social Studies. This year Advanced Placement U.S. Histor;V was added to the department along with the new faces of Mrs. West and Mr. Fraser. A play was created in Mr. Freitag and Ms. Smidt's class. Elections were held for such political groups as Toga Party, Tupperware Party, Beach Generic, and Flower Power. People were married in Soc. and Black Studies showed the important people that helped form this country. Jepordy questions of the times included stories on Oliver North, Space Shuttle, George Bush, Dan Quayle, Indiana Lottery and the opening of Franklin Street in Michigan City on the square. There was a new vocational class that was offered at Elston this year. It was called Communications. This class involved working with models, drafting, printing, silk screening and the use of tape recorders and VCR equipment. Sketching! photography, radio and television production was introduced. This class was taught by Mr. Dan Stout and was part of the new vocational curriculum. This course is one of 5 main vocational classes being revised during the 88-89 school year. Derek Sutton and Jeremy Kelly cut cardboard to make a model. Mike Wilson cuts out the details of a rocket. Omar White and Edgar Brown show their finished product. Left-Antwan Burks and Bryce Hauch show their graphic ability. ART CLUB Art Llub is sponsored by Miss Kedo. M tivitics 0! this organization include making; the hoops for all home inlskvlhdll games, painting windows at many businesses during Christmas, pumpkins at Halloween and egg dm mating at Easter. These and other iu'tivities keep art club very busy and give students a chance to express themselves. Art class is paint, water colors, clay, paper, ink, ceramics, creative minds, expression and a steady hand. Put all of these factors together . i . and YOU COUId have had an art Class With Miss Miss Lorin Ross watches Dave Brubeck daSign an object from clay. Lorin Ross or Miss Sandy Kedo. The creative talents of these ladies along with some music for thought, makes art a most rewarding class. A C Artistic designs at Christmas Miss Kedo prepares the hoop for basketball season, Km. I Sarah hassal Angie Pme Shellee Russell Elizabeth Mowinskl Stcvc Chronislcv Row Hiland Ron 2 Julic Wunsman Georgette Vishkur Dawn Piotrowski Julia Koch Debra mxh Monique Rdslenis Lisa Nocppncv Ron 3 Iulie Steele Matt Friedley, Mali SCHOOIQ-V Tori: Hash Tina Nash Tina Mdirath Chris Small K09 Kihistmm hcm vaau Irnny nocppner'Row 6 Jay German Matt Fennell Daxid Steele John Lestcxk Ryan Phillips Andvcu uvucl Hum Hulls Penny Dans Angie ROI! ELECTRONICST METALST WOODS I Jim Smistek solders an CICUFOHK projet't. . . A form is cut for a woods tldss. Electronics IS a two year program, directed toward experieme with the computer and its dpplkdtion, The first year cmers elettriml theory resistixe inducme, and mpdtitixe drums, This program includes: Typital drums diodes, transistors. amplifiers and power supplies. The second year consists of cummunkations, logic curcuits, systems microprocessors, and light guides. Machine trades is a two year program also, cmering the areas of preCision measurment, mill, grinding, rotary, and basic metalling Students will reeieve training in hydraulics and pneumatics and basic computer and its application to CNC machines. Brian Shores looks over his projem in metals. BUILDING TRADESi DRAFTIHG A hridqc tails the wright lest Students check plans and make norrcctions in drafting Brock Daxis adds to his drawing Ms lat and presents iodd Swistck Milh the priIC sim C his lnidqc held thc must mciqht Huildinq trades shows 011 the numb Hmiplclcd building behind mt xomtimml Computer work is nem in mam glasses huildinq I Finishing touvhcs Left-Nikc Ualmn mmisurcs a scuion of his xmyk. There has been many Changes in the vocational department this year: The first change was the name itself, which went from the Classic Mlndustrial Arts to iilndustrial Technology The second change came in the concept of instruction. In the one-hour classes the new curriculum has introduced computer applications to the work place, teaching how a computer can aid man in the production of goods and services In the three-hour classes they greatly expanded the Power Mechanics program. Greater emphasis was put into Marine Technology Also to be included in the curriculum will be topics that will help students to develop job seeking skills. This will be done by surveying the students aptitudes and abilities in the various vocational areas that lead to job placement. Mrl Pat McDonald does some hands-on illSlrthiOll. 4V 0 94 q'n .apo... -I-COD.' -va New technology at work in the Vocational Department. Bill Morford concentrates on fixing a car. A computer look at an old problem. WELDING A student is a real ' cut up in welding. Sparks fly while using a grinder. Bridge V2050 wins the 'heavy-weight catagory. The camera rolls during the exciting bridge contest. METALS HEALTI'USUBSTAHCE ABUSE St ?.E. In this iiClassic Year the Health and Substance Abuse department went into a little more detail on everything. Don Crower, our athletic trainer, and Dr. Greshem spoke to the classes about bones. Mr. Crower also talked to the classes about drugs and alcohol. The AIDS virus was discussed in great detail along with the Hemlich Manuever and CPR. Physical Education has a new twist. Guys are doing aerobics and gals are playing football. Has there been a sex change? No! It's Co-ed all the way. Also Kathy Held from Memorial Hospital is at Elston High School for a weight control program. Many students are taking part and are ilshaping up for a Classic Year. Mr. John Starks has a conversation with a skeleton. Mr. Jerry Croll emphasizes the second point. Students learn the Anatomy of Digestion. BEHHIE EDWARDS AS JANE FOHDA... Film at 11:00! iiPhysical Education is my life, ' says Jess Montgomery. Jimmie Clemmons swings his hair to the beat. HOME EC AND F.H.A. Home EC this year was very prosperous. MtDeviIs sold goodies such as pizza, cookies, rollsi and nachos to many students daily. They are proud of their accomplishments and their cooking abilities. As a whole, they all get along well and produce many tasty creations. Row one: Rose Highland, lcue Thomas, Nadine Black ROM two: Kim Armstrong, Keith Lewis Hwnda Daniel, Martus Traynom Row one: Vanessa Bildhauser, Chunna Manns. Sarita Paton, Monica Lee Rom two: Ed Johnson, Dawn Belliveau, Janet Mokrycki, Lloyd Jones Mrs. Elaina Wallace A WHOLE NEW LOOK... That's how Mr. Sparks describes the business department. He says that we have a brand new curriculum and new equipment. The classes that make up the business department are Accounting I and ll, Business Law, Business Computer Applications, Keyboarding, and Word Processing. Mr. Sparks said that keyboarding is most worthwhile along With Accounting, Which is said to be the Mike Hackett looks on in disbelief as Mike language Of business. Ketseck actually does some work. Chris Sennett takes a break. Mr Richard Sparks, the head of the Business Depanment, in action. computers. Derek Oraf does his Accounting ll homework, Three students are busy working on their typing assignment. Stott llvltman Robb Hoary, and t hrista Henderson ate deeph engrossed in their use The defense prepares itsell. Jenny Janus, Mike Retsetk, and Sean Shm h display their intelligent looks. Lanise testifies as a witness as Judge Louis Zaknoun takes down important latts Mr. Manorano tries to explain the lam. Mr. Martorano states, HI got the idea of putting on the Mock Trial in the law classes when I was taking a corporate law class at Indiana University in South Bend. In my second year of teaching, I decided to try it in all my law classes. Since that time we have had Mock Trials every year and the cases have been different and interesting for both the students and the teacher. The great part about the Mock trials is that the students really do something different than the same daily schedule that they have been doing for so many years. Students find out all that goes into putting on a trial, the work by lawyers, witnesses, and judges. By taping the Mock Trial' students get to see the outcome of their work. ICUCOSMETOLOGY Industrial Cooperdthe Training students imrk dt local industries and businesses to enhance their experience in d feild of their interest. Each student reeiex es pay for the work they xe done and also grade from their employer. Hall of the ICT students day is spent in school and after that, off they go to work. Sexeral companies haxe participated in giving first-hand experience to students here at Elston High School Bathe! Shoes Liltirldritl l'ivst lietleml Mixiritis lhxu'v Hdteitiont Station lSiiiqvi hum Heil Kitltiin llmlns Al s lWUOlHdllKil ,lnwl lumls Long John Mixers Jim I iilu' hills Sttmdtml Kn mil limit m xtiqdl t umptim hernia t ln s Wall Media Mltirlwtlmi Slimline Hot Doqs N 'iime .Jtixmui RUM 1 DeArma Wlllidms l'du'x limits llemse t hinshi dei lmenrk Holamld lhnv'lds itl'mm' lsmm IHVV llexenqer ROM 2 K hns lzdvvn'v thus W mmihl lm' Mmth Mum! lum-x lt'H llrmtv h hm l'i'rl lliv Hdllkx l JUN IWoman Raw 5 Bye! Veimskl Waller W NFJI limit; lllmi hymn HHHK hr lhm lillvn luvlil anu- rm hwltlm Damon Hams Hike Nrulmviks KUM 3 Rfill lnrtl lithm km lmvvv'i Mm'h Russ I liulxlu Aim 'M'leski Uyeg Malkei leul VH'liti thd lltirtus lumiu' Miums Cosmetology is a two year program for students whose career objective is in this area. Its a Fifteen hundred hour program and upon successful completion, the student will be a licensed beautician in the state of Indiana. Students attend school for half a day to meet graduation requirements. They will also receive six credits when completing the course. Kim I 'VilldllClh Misemme Stag l'ite, lrarey latkett, Angela Vloollum Debra LOCII Wm J l'titiiriti llishop lratei Tillman l'mrlmvd Amqtm Sehena Hudson Nam; lnmpm CHOiBPOA Business Professionals of America teaches the students skills to carry with them for future job opponunities. The program is directed toward the students' career interests and goals. Included is the students development of leadership, citizenship, and social skills. 9 . '5 . . . Rom mw Shannon Smith Kmhelle Wdircn, i dl'ld Mason Daxid KKK Andy Alien Knhmt Man J Row IMO i hdilCS Suink Russ Ulanders Robert Piei LH h Mes Turner 'Viitheile Mondientl Judy Haas Mis Phyllis Stark ROM three: Noll e Unstable firir Lduritsen Robin layer Denke Darling Damn Dolph, Kim Brown, Kim Williams UIOrid Mqun u :uWW-k m a ; Elizabeth Mowinski hands her supenism he! pmudliv done umk. CHO iCooperative Health Organizationi students engage in a ioh-study program in a field that they intend to go into or learn more about. They learn these skills through working. They work at St. Anthony's, Memoriali and Kingwood Hospitals, and at Michiand Industries. The girls attend school half a day and work the rest of the SChOOI day' H '5 a great Way to Row one Shahecnd r'asha Iismcv hkwood HdlidxsdhLluhriuui Him H-vv'mm mun wnm-w Miumrm hwy.- th your education and work at Tamika mm Km. mo mums Drain Trina mm Amw i dl'iplwli Kntmi mum-mwi amt. anx mw ix w xv . . Nancy Rm. three hclh Westphdl lcannc Mannm mlxm- i dspim ivkilini i muwxw Imam m in. :.. w x1 the Sdn1c Umc. Wrnhlewski Angela Stuhhs Mable Rhnadcs Many students and programs at Elston were special during the 1988-1989 school year. Courses with special training in Math, Science, Health, Life Skills, Social Studies, Community and Home Living, Social and Job Skills and English were offered. The following staff members gave numerous hours to inhance the life of special people: Sue Baird, Theresa Laux, Willie Thomas, Jo Harber, Marge Winfield, Norma Pavlowski and Dana Thompson. iiDim Lights Need More Current on Ihc hmk of an official Lights Shin. Dim 1988-89 Dim Lights performers perform for a youth group in lsaPonc. The play Dim Lights Need More Current ' was written by a group of High School Students in Georgia it is an atttempt to make people aware that suicide is not a solution to the problems that they face each day. This is the Elston Theatre's second year performing this play for thc mam different interested audiences such as the Youth Service Organization and the First Presbyterian Church of Michigan City. Walking through the halls of Elston last period, one might hear the echo of trumpets, drums, saxophones and tubas. Yes you hear the Elston band. This year the band received a new addition to its staff, Mrs. Gillworth. This past year was busy for all bands. Marching at football games, Columbus Day in Chicago, music for the reopening of the Michigan City Coast Guard station, concerts, basketball games and symphonic band contest. Marching season and basketball season was directed by Mr. D'Archangelis and Mr. Ford, pep band for football was handled by Mr. Quinn, during basketball. tlassic 1940 Hston Band Mrs, Phyllis Uillwmlh Marching Competition Mrs Quincy Ford Marching Band performs in a contest. rep Band rockin the beat. Elston 5 Classic choir of 1966 Freshmen girls and 9th and 10th grade boys choir, The choir here at Elston is something we are very proud of. There are five different choirs! they are; Freshmen girl's choir, Freshmen and sophomore boy's choir, and Concert choirs l and II. Dan McHabb has directed the Elston choirs for several years now. Prior to his coming to Elston he used to direct the choir department at Barker Jr. High. Their classroom time consists of studying and practicing vocal and musical techniques, preparing for concerts and local and state music contests. They perform a variety of music including jazz, pop, country, classical, show tunes, and many more. Mr.McHabb and the Elston Choir students work very hard to achieve the great quality they contain, and they are a wonderful entertaining group to see. Our classic director, Dan McHabb Devil Magic is the pride and joy of Elston High School. This talented young group puts in many long hours of hard work to achieve the high-level of quality they attain, Not only do they work during Class hour, but they also have several after school practices. They do a variety of different songs and dances including ballads, pop-rock, patriotic, jazz, boogie-woogie, and holiday tunes. Christmas time is their busiest ; .. WW I H season. They do many j . HI performances out in the community such as; church groups, elementary schools, hospitals, banquets, and various group meetings. Back Row - Christof Majer, Andrew Beaver, Jeffrey Prus, Anthony Brewer, Mitchell Tatum, Jeff Witty, Matt Baker, Matt Branniger Front Row - Lori Nelson, Jennifer Rocke, Shelley Weber, Becky Jones, Merritt Llyod, Melissa Durnellt Angie Cox, Miriam Cleveland, Annie McDaniel, Lavilla Richardson Deadetted Dmilvttvs perform at basketball and football games during; Imll mm: 'lhcy also tompetc with other high schools thmuqhnut the yen: and perform at various parades. Thu .ka mm the hand to organize a drill with a flag lnlmm lm luotbdll pregame and halftime. They also do a flag HmIHIV at basketball games to HYankee Doodlet' for plcqmnl' At halftime they do dance routines with pom pons to songs that they ChOOSC. Devilettes put a lot of time and effort mm making your halftime wait more enjoyable. Plattit vs are held two or three times a week in the evening and tor six to citht hours every day for 2 weeks in the summer Row 1 Nanette Harvey, Darlene Spychalski, Nicole Roberts, Laurie Smith Row 2 Jennifer Hoeppner, Karen Oltl, Jennifer Biela, Michelle Stover, Sherell Exans. Wanda Moore, Billie Bishop Row 3 Coach Lynnette KOSdkOwSki. Angie Macon, Carmita Rivera, Rechelle Gaston, Lisa Wozniak, LeAnn Washington, Dawn Pitmdn, I'alethia Howard, Mary Oerbec, Dara Pitman, Asst. Coath Lisa FredriCh Angie Milcarek pk ks up poms during halftime performance, Jennifer Hoeppner dances for halftime performance. Sherell Exans and Carmita Rivera. En'c Adams Jeffery Bartlett Christopher 5001 Ch ristopher Bottom Cynthia Anderson Andrew Beaver H Ronald Brackeen Stephanie Anderson Daniel Beaver Ellen Brady Lori Berrier Anthony Brewer Wydell Armstrong Jennifer Biela cf K I Sharon Ashley Allan Biggers xx Clarence Black Dixie Butts Marlo Baron Nadine Black Heocica Byrd .3 Tameka Byrd Tatanesha Clark Chdstopher Everiy Camlsha Foster Rachelle Gaston Marshall Clarkson Brenda Danlel Thomas Dombkowskl Dawn Franckowski deten Oazarkiewia Kendra Byvoets Aaron Dnewiecki Kathy Fratglllo Therese George Callahan Jennifer Ferguson James Freel Melanie Covert Renice Devault Carita Eaton ! Datrisha Friedrich Monsignor Gilbert William Cavinder Brett Dibkey EX Coretta Eckwood Christina Glade Angela Eldridge Tasha Fleming Fulwinder Sharon Glanders Shephen Chronister Catherine Cuny Michelle Elkins u Jeanette Florence Christina Galaviz 72 Christine Oranacki Steve Hicks James Goodwin Nicole Hildreth Rosemarie Hiland I I x, . l u xxx 1 Talethia Howard m E'4 a Aim 1; ...... Monisa Hudson Orson Hudson B an Jumche Ray Jones Maurice Key Jeffery Scott Mack Pierre McClane Michelle Mchde Kym McCay Natalie Hamilton Jennifer Hoeppner Cory Kihlstrom Chn'stof Majer Michael McGrath Ali Hammond Chad McNeil Jerry Heath Val Helmken ' K ; I K k1 . Melissa Holbrook Bn'ce Holzer Erin Hynek Jill Jacox $. ,5.- 1A. A Kimberly Kleckner Laura Kleckner Kimberly Keith Lewis Levendoski Brent Martinson Jonathon Manigold Christopher McNeil Shannon Heuck Jim Knigga It: Mauger Willctte Hewlett David Homyak $ Debra Koch Merritt III E . Mark Bridgette Kim Joey Tracy Lisa Melissa Vanessa Danielle Mcssm A! Meyer Meyer Mikulski Milakovic Minigk Mills Mitchell Moisan m 1: Russell Jason Lemon Moist Montgomery Mosby Jessica Bret Tim Mike Jennifer Michelle Ian Heulieb Hevorski Hevorski Hewbanks Hickell Hieman Hilson Hothstine Gregory Pauline Elizabeth Charisse Kenneth Orzech O'shea Pacheco Parker Patterson w ' 4. W Kimberly Timothy Hashelle Craig Angela Lavetta Trina Payne Pendleton Perry Phegley Phillips Phillips Phillip n JoAnn Porterfleld CV 7' Dawn Piotrowski Monique Eric Kim Jennifer Rastenis Richards Robbins Rocke Darryle See Stephen Silvasi James Steinhagen Kristopher Sennett Terrelyn Singleton :Cs-ng'i: Gregory Stephens Christopher Small Steven Stewa rt Donnie Voorhees Bryan Smith Bdan Strauss Shannon Walker Damon Smith Anthony Williams Alethea Southward Wendy Stupeck Tracie Tillman Val Williams Matthew Schooley Leann Washington Matthew Shula Ch dstoph er Walterson Jennifer winski Ryan Sch roeder Koeeoaddi Sigle Heather West Angelia Woolum Julie Julie Janncll Laura Wortsman Wozniak Ulrich Zaknoun GWOZOE'UOW Mrs. Sandra McCormick Class CoSponsor Rosemary Adams Nikki Bannwart LaShanda Aikers Bdan Ba rber Brackeen Douglas Baunach Brandon Russell Aldndge Matthew Braniger ;.1 Anthony Anderson Matt Biggerstaff Dannie Armstrong Jeff Bildhauser Jamie Armstrong m + Jen Bmwn Matt Bryan Robbie ' Anthony Felicia Byrd Angie Bums Byrd Carder Anne Brian Patches Steve Czizer Ricko Davis Loretta Day Clevenger Cooper Culpepper Degnegaard Dennett Leslie Bruce Andrea ' Charlene Jeff Dysard Robin East Melissa Dickhans Dierdorf Doster Dudley Bdson Jack Estes Matt Fennell ' Jane Flegel Lashawn Fly $5; Leticia Fly Jennifer Michelle Fry Elizabeth Darrius Joseph Hervey Gary Frey Oalaviz Oalinis Garner INN:g I ' Anthony Erica Chesley Heather Camille Teshea Angela Malinda Gavin Gilchrist Gilliam GIanz Gonzalez Oooch Oranacki ' Heeg Justln Scott Hiatt Peter Hicks Heltman . ' ' Mona Hinshaw Daniel Hullings Karin Hunt Eric Jones Kevin Kroehler Scott Krassow . x V Jennifer Lundmark Mada Ludwig Canos McCormick Mary McGee Tonya Miller Shane Mills 80 David Holdcraft Ryan Iuliano Jennifer Kaminski Roben Krueger J ! Dormithia Lynch Mike McKeeham Holliday Holmes 4.1 Cannon Kavanouqh Jennifer Kamont Joey Krupa Steven Kuchik Kristen McMonigal Consuela Moore Hoskinson Paul Jahnz Matthew Mellen Kim Moore Carl Howa rd Anessa Johnson Mark Kniola Klosinski Rachel Lichtman David Lee Andrea May Julie Metts Richard Moore Em Hum'ru Sherrie Johnson i 9.3:, Aaron Kohn Jennifer Lowry Shelly Christy Miller Tmn Knhcrt Sena Patn'ck Andrea Doug Mtndlrx MOIldn Mrouch Navarro Hevorski Hewbanks : M Loren Calvin Shirley Brian Kasandra Brian Odlc Oliver Oneil Parker Parker Patterson Marc Shaconda Chris Jamie Hik Tricia Margaret Pelath Perry Pnughaupt Phillips Pilarski Pliske Porsoka John Scott Powlicke Przybylinski ' Richie Richley Valerie ' ' Francis Roberts Robinson Robinson Ruetz .xfd f William James Charlie Raymond Miranda Saari Sagbecki Sanders Savado School l! ll Jim Brian Shawn Holly Scott Ryan Kim Shikany Shores Shutters Simpson Sims Skonieczny Slaughter 81 Joy Slutzkin Charles Stantz Th eresa Robert Thompson Torgesen Jason Vines Laun'e Volk Melody Helen Willis wiltfong Michael Zeese Eugene Tschopp Wendy Zillinger Karen Stransky P k James Sobecki Greg Summerlin Jennifer Sobecki . urn; L A 0i Um Holly Warner Tina Wiseman Chris Diggs Herman Washington Jeff Witty Jerome Watts Stephanie Spicer Richard Synave Christy VanOilder ,. 'NW Dennis Williams Tina Spurlock Tricia Tell Paul Vega James Williams Croch Wyse Katie StOcrmainc Shauna Thompson Sherry Williams Holly Yeakey Every year Elston has a program for student teaching. This program allows Elston students who are planning on going into teaching to get hands on training. Our young teachers go to area schools for a couple hours a day where they get a chance to prepare themselves for a future in teaching. The program has very few members, but is very effective. Morning teachers include Vicki Kreag iMarsh Schooli, Anne McDaniels iEdgewood Schooli, 8r Lavila Richardson iEastport Schooli. Kam- Md niirn'll :n-mnnstmtcs her anism abilir Carrie Traynom takes a moment to grade ties In hm Iidsx papers, Vicki Kreag has a discussion with an ambitious V , student, Anm- Mi decls cmoys recess with m W'dmth Tony Kiner helps troubled students understand. 53 EU. 771737-60WESES This year Elston seniors tried something new. Whilcjuniors, sophmores, and freshmen took ISTEP and Achievement tests the seniors substituted regular classes for mini-courscs. Teachers volunteered to teach classes on subjects they had a particular interest or knowledge of. Courses ranged from fitness, to informative to challenging, or tojust plain fun. In all, the mini-coursc program was a success. It gave the seniors a chance to escape the ordinary rut of everyday school and learn something new. EOCI DECORATIHCPMATH TEAM-FlLMS-FIRE SAFETV'AM I IN LOVE? HANDY PERSON-AEROBICS AND SWIMvTHt hO VMANUFAt YURINU MIHD OAMES- CAREER PLANHINOVSYCHOLOOY-WWHINUSIGN LANULIAUFsSNOW St LELVTURF, SKIINU-SUPER BOVH vTHElHKf H1? BIBLEhCHOICES AWD GOALS 84 ,4 6.445576 SWES777W75 Lorin Ross Roxanne Young Andrea Anderson Megan Boguslawski Michael Melissa Anthony Bulger Burrell Burton Kimberly Melanie Bradford Braniger xX Yuvonn Clary Demon Dennison Jeff Fitzh ugh Loretta Dingman Demetrius Flowers Tammy Carder Jimmie Clemons Tico Crawford Tiffany Edwards Foldenauer Monique George Amanda Carder Chris Dobkins Matt Caspa ri Stephanee Cruise Margie Chambers Scott Conklin Letrisha Falls Brian Giannini '9. v. Heather Cook Steven Glossenger Shawn Choalc Kenneth Cook Ahmed Hammoud Blyan Holtcamp Aundrea Jenkins Jon Handtke Bdan Houston Keith Joh nson Becky Kirchner Hauskins Matt Johnston Jennifer Knigga Lidia Hannoun Erica Hedstrom Highberger Jennifer Harder Heather Hemminger Hilberg A Scott Human Brent Greening Henderson Elizabeth Hines Melissa Jackson Amy Jurkeuicius Michael Gresham Kimblera Harris $ Lisa Hoeppner Natalie Kamilowicz David Krieghbaum Lynn Habennan O retchen Hess Frederick Hoffmaster Keith Janowski Megan Hamilton Heuer IW'I G reg David Laberge 87 HF Wendy Donyelle 'I 3de Lamberg Leach Lee Lewis I ,L Mike Aaron Shannon Maddox Madkins Tina Gina Marshall Manorano Martorano Robyn Von McGinty McGrath McGrath McHeal Mikulski II Damon Desiree Jessica Mitchell Mohamed Montgomery Jason Laura Emily Muhammad Hadell Nichols Hickell Hilson Michelle Shalonda Roseleen Jeremy Odle Orzech Oshea Osterman '3 Shannon Olin lonya Phillips James Roberts .a'k'wn Stephanie Sanders Tonya St hnawke rid Piecuch Jester Rasmussen Phillip Rochon Gene Skibinski Imeida Pacheco Jet? Pishkur Sandy Schlundt Charles Scott Smienelny Jennifer Palm nu... Jennifer Pleiming Jon Schmaltz Scyring . I x l x Kristina Parker Monica Poland Roben Richardson OeoN Schomaker Parthenia Smith Thomas Poplawski Tamara Richmond Andrew Schomaker Michelle Potter '4? William Shull Amy Sonnenberg Charalyn Phillips Qualkenbush Dawn Sanders Jennifer Schultz Megan Spa rkman 89 l ' n - J 9 Melissa Cathy Rachel Rob Spea rs Spence StArnold StPeter Stachowski .- Jason Jennifer Michelle Laura Cherie Cassie Trina Stephanie Derrick Stellema Stephens Stover Stransky Stubbs Sullivan Surber Sutherlin Sutton ' uh hmi Jennifer Lashawn Stacey Art Jennifer David Taylor Taylor Thatcher Unger Urbanski . 4!: J 5i g, Bernardo Marci Jason Jeff Tiffany Courtney Anthony Valdez VanOilder Vaughan Verplancke Vincent Vines Watson S1, Frederick Margaret Jennifer Jeremiah Ji White White Widelski Wiencek Willander ex 4 Corlette Ginger Rhonda Kimberly Carole Allison Williams Williams Williams Williams Willoughby Winfield Wolf Trisha Angie Lisa Donnie Woolslayer Wozniak Wozniak Wright lm IlNld lllidn M mt Amhma Admn l,ild Ynunq laknnun ldvdlu- lvpik S.A.D.D.--STUDENTS AGAINST DRIVING DRUNK Keith Barkow, Shannon McGarry, and Mrs. Young work on plans fOY this year's senior keychains. S.A.D.D. members pose by a sign promoting a sober graduation. HCONTRACT FOR LIFE The letters S.A.D.D. stand for Students Against The S,A.D,D. Drinking-Driver Contract Driving Drunk, a rapidly growing organization that Teenager: I agree to call you for advice exists in many high schools in the United States. . Memb ta ' ' ' ' andlor transportation at any hour from ers ke part In dIscussuons, study literature . . . . and films, and listen to speakers aimed at any place If I am ever In a Situation increasing awareness and reducing the incidence of where I have had too much to drink or a driving under the influence. Copies of the HContract friend or date who is driving me has had for life? are given 10 each member at the too much to drink beginning or each year for parents and students to Signature ' sign. They given to help protect students and parents from risking their lives by driving drunk or Parent: I agree to come and get you at any with someone who is drunk. This organization has hour, any place, no questions asked and been quite successful so far, and is rapidly no argument at that time or I Will pay for becoming a classic throughout the country. a taxi to bring you home safely. I would expect that we will discuss this issue at a later time. I agree to seek safe sober transportation home if I am ever in a situation where l have had too much to drink or a friend who is driving me has had too much to drink. Signature Date S AD 0 s new symbol. drawn by senior Kevin Barkow Row one: Eric Huberu, Tara Headley, Tonya Brown, LlTola Sanders. Marllyn Finnie, Sherell Evans, Kerri Potratz, Susan Jaslckl, Jane nllberg, Lisa Hoeppner, Stephanie Anderson, Melissa McCormick, Lynn Haberman, Kelly Smith, Be Le, Cindy McBride, Alkl Robinson, Sue Kroehler Row two: Linda wlegand, Bridget Sobecki, Roseleen OShea, Jenny Unger. Jenniler Sobecki, Roberta Irish, Jennifer Hardacker, Sandy Wlegand, Laura Stransky, Julie Henrich, Pauleen OShea, Shelly Schmidt Althea Southward, Amy Sonnenberg, Jenn Plelmllng, Jennifer Cook Julie Cllflord Row three: Carole winlield Allison Wolf Camille Gonzalez, Stephanee Crulse, Micheal StAmold, Rachel StPeter Juan Esquivel. Andrea Bolka, Keith Barkow Vanessa Cloonan, Shannon McGarry, DcAnna Wllllams, Jenny Hoeppner. Kristi Hollis. Jenni McMahan, Elizabeth Mowinski, Melanie EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS: Row one: HcBwan. Jenny Ludwig Row four: David HoldcraR, Melissa Mills, Erin Brummell, Marisa Oral, Holly McQarry Jenniler Frey Melissa Mills, Althea Southward, Tara Jenny Winskl, Klmbeny Levendoski, Kellie Buth, Marci VanOllder, Jennllev Thom. Rebeca Holmes. Dao Le. Heather Fujlhdva i - - . Lisa Morris. Jennller Blela, Karen Stransky, Karen Smith Row nve: Carl howard. Trevor Mishler, John Lestock, Cory Kihlstmm Hcaqmy ROW two' Jenn. McMahan, KrlStl chhael Zeese, Kristin Walker, Kevin Berkow, Bryan Smlth, Chris Small. Eric Menl, Matt Holda, Jason Cosgrovc, Terry Parrish Hollis, Karen Stransky P.U.S.I'I.-- A CLASSIC HELP MAKING RUSH, Prevention Us- ing Student Help, is a group whith is made up of tolunteer stuA t : dents who give up some of their time to teach kids in the elementary schools about drugs and their evils. The members spend much of their time re- searching their topks in preparation for when they later in the year go to the elementary schools to teach the students what they have . . Students get help from Erin Brummell. learned about their topicsr Row one Karen Stransky Jenny Unger Blanche Sweney Tonya Brown Norakdy Westphal Tara Headley l,iToia Sanders Ron two Keith Barkou Rosemary Adams Laura Hkkell, Dawn L'hoate Helen Nuqent Jennifer Hitkell Melissa Mills Km. three Stephanie Anderson Krtsti Hollis Althea Southward Amy Sonnenberg Mu heal sumold Stephanee Cruise Carole Winfield Ron tour Julie Hennch Enn Brummell tamille Gonzalez Sherell Evans Jenn Piermling A RUSH. group looks over a Jeopardy question as the students await their next challenge. Kristi Hollis and Amy Sonnenberg prepare for their tmr thtl Students are advised by expert HP.U.S.H.ers. Challenges b5 researthing 3 mpks' Row one:Mark Coan, Michelle Mondientz, Keith Argabright, Scott Ilcitman, Darlene Spychalski, Paul MillerRow two:Matt Holda, Jennifer Fry, Kim McKay, Chris Oalaxiz, Christa Henderson, Jenny Ferguson Row onezJennifer Stephans, Don Pearce, Roben Mary, Heidi Cox Tom BrewerRow two: Lisa Pishkur, Yolanda Thomas, Carita Eaton, Mus Gazarkiewicz, Tom QuinnRow threeiaveha Phillips, Tificm Smith Trkia Gillard, Kathy Shippen, Kasandra Parker . mm Hildreth waits for work from Mrs. Aigner. Mark Loan searches for the location of a students 0 Mass How one m Wmmer Whedl SLArnaud imam Riley meg Summcrlm James Row oneJulIe Cllnom Neda Mrouen. Brigeue Meyer Laura Laknoun Ryan Phillips Km. Omwzsxm. mo van Sunng Leeknna ldmsnn 'mke Bentley MIeliwa Hcmkel HM two Mrs. Troyer Jenna Ramon! Nicole Hlldrem, Christina made Susan JasiLki Karen HAHN Waltz, Beth Vaughn Row three: Shannon Walker Steve Kist, Pauleen OShea, Elizabeth Mom's, Danielle Peek Terry Parrish STUDENT STORE Row OnezKoxannc Young, Jenn Finney, Tara Heddlcy, Salwa Agcmy Jill Jacox Rom lwo: Charles Young, Burt hearickx, Mike Hackett, Craig Phegley, Bob l,ibke, Sean Schoch Have you been hungry during the day and slid $.45 into a munchie machine on the first floor of the academic building or the main floor of the occupations? If you have, you were supporting Canteen l where the money helps the Elstonian and Comet. Mr. Laux assisted by Becky Jones and Angie Milzarek are in charge of curing the munchies. The saviors at lunch from the Cafe are the people who run Canteen II sponsored by Mr. and Ms. Young where the money goes into the Teacher Conference fund. The different academic teams made up of students help the Youngs' fulfill the lunchtime blues. Row One: Haney Harvey, Jane Hilberg, Marilyn Finnie, Tonya Brown, Ryan 805, Amy Sonncnhcyg, Erica decl Rom hm t hdrlcs Young, Roberta Irish, Sandy Wiegand, Althea Southward, Stephanie Anderson, Jess Montgomery Rachel StPctm hell; Smith Km Three Jennifer Hickell, Tracy Milakovic, Jennifer Hardackcr, Leslie Silvasi, Julia Henrich, Lisa Morris, Loretta Dingman Allison Holt Carole Winfield, Suzanne Gamache Rom Four: Roxanne Young, Jenny Hoeppner Helen Hugcnt. Thomas Woodvuft Darius hdlinis David Burch, Dave Brubeck, Randall Wroblewski, Laura Stransky Marci VanUiIdcr Rom Fixc l,isa HOCppnCr ton hihlstmm Mum Jensen BlanChe Sweney, Sue Murray STUDENT GOVERNMENT iii Row one: Heather Sharpin, Allison Wolf, Rathcl Stlletcr tirita Luci hmlillc tmnmlcz Melanie Steidm Jenny Ludwig, Maria Ludwig Matti Vanhildcr Karen Stransk; him Malik BC ICKOM mo-Jcnm tltmux Kendra Byxoets, Julie tiring, Kelly Smith Jessita Montgomcu Dmone Human Leslie hit Mums May Juan Esquixel, Kebeua Holmes, Roberta Irish Holly dect Heather l'uiiham Dan lc Rtm threezmeda Mrough Amber Hagcl, Brent Martinson, lrkia Plislw Jetl Logan t harlcm' Dudley tlcnnilcv McMahdn, Marisa Oral DeAnnd lMlliams Melanie Mt limm t hm Jcmison Shannon Mark Ktm four2Micheal Mitterman, Jason Castner Jay Rogers Kelly Halt; Randall umhleuski Vulamla Mum Sena Mroueh, Matt Biggerstaff, Jennifer Thom, Angie Vl'ltC, Mm Barb hitlcn Mrlltaul lulu Andi Cd Three years ago the Student Senate and Council combined to form Student Government. Since that time Student Government has carried on tradition, brought some back and also created new. Classic ' traditions carried on are the Homecoming Row-one:Rebect,a ttoltnes Presidenthendra Byvoctsyvire . . . . , , Presudent Heather rujlhara Setretary Row twaMelamc Stelder feSthltleS, EISton S Squeele' Where the money Jr. ParliamentarianMike Mitterman Senior Parliamentarian, goes to different charities and the Dehne Jenny Ludwig Treasure, Scholarship. This year for the second year the Student Government sponsored the King contest and the Service Scholarship that offers a graduating senior $500. The Student Government has tried very hard and succeeded the return of the class Olympics. Also this year they sponsored a Grandparents Day, where grandparents of students could come and have a tour of Elston and share doughnuts and coffee. Along with that they set aside a Teacher Appreciation Day. The students in Government do many things behind the scenes. They plan a lot of things that the student body takes for granted. The Elstonian staff would like to thank all the members and the sponsors. Friends pose before the big night, 'liojects Supported by Qovemment rm Mertl suppons lilston s Squeeze. Students dance to the beat. HONOR SOCIETIES Scholarship, Leadership and Character arc the qualities that members of the National Honor Sm icty hold along uith a 3.1 GPA. This year 38 Cu mcmtx s were inducted through a cercmom that took place in the theatre. Throughout the year HHS participated in fundraisers to gain money for the MC. Scholarship and also helped at graduation and Flying Carpet, 4 Voc. Honor Society Joe Smith, Kim Armstrong, Mike Galvan, Russ Left: HHS Officers Miriam Cleveland, Caddo, Greg Walker, Jon Uroth Becky Holmes, Jcnm Thom . 1940 HONOR SOCIETY Becky Holmes speaks to the inductees, ' a . '- A l s 'I I' II'I'III Jenny Janus 6t Becky Jones usher for Flying Carpet. Decathlon-an academic contest in which 9 students take written tests in Math, Smidl St icm 0 Economics, Literature, Science, and fine Arts; giw a prepared and an imprompto speech; go through an interview; write an essay; and tinallyi take an oral test. A student earns up to 1000 points tfor a perfect paperi in each of the ten areas. Individual scores are then added to get a team score. lilston took 4th out of 20 teams at the regional at Purdue Calumet thereby qualifying for the state finals. Row onezMr. Charles Young, Jennifer Hardackcr, Leslie Silvasi, Suzanne Gamache Row tw0:Robb Weary. Randall melewski, Con Kihlstrom, Sean Jensen 2465 ?Wsss Quiz Bowl- a rapid recall general knowledge academic competition. Teams are composed of 4 members. Ten questions are read in each of six areas: Science, Math, Social Studies, Literature, English, and grab bag. The first student to press a button gets to answer the question. If they are right, the team gets another question on WhiCh Row 0nc:deid Burtthi Thomas Woodrufi Dave Biulmk, Kevin they may work as a team. Barkow Keith Bdrkow Row th0:R0and Irish, Suzanne tidmmhc Chris Dobkins, Marc Pelath, Sean Jensen Row three:l.eslie Silmsi, Jenny Hardacker, Sandy Wiegand, Randall Wrohlewski, Cory Kihlstrom, Mr, Charles Young essSW 3M Super Bowl- An academic contest having 3 member teams in 6 areas: Science, Math, Social Studies, English, Fine Arts, and All-Around. Twenty-five questions are read one at a time to the team. They have 15 seconds to confer on the question and answer it. Elston had 2 teams, Fine Arts and Social Studies, make it to the state finals last year. This years first competition is March 13th. Row onezRoberta Irish, Jennifer Hardacker, Leslie Silvasi, Thomas Woodruff Row two:David Burch, Randall Wroblewski, Cory Kihlstrom, Sean Jensen Row threezMr. Young, Chris Dobkins, Sandy Wiegand, Dave Spell Bowl eh Spell Bowl- A ten member team in which each member is given eight words to spell. The winning team is the team with the greatest number of correctly spelled words. Row one: David Rick, Dawn Sullivan, Erin Brummell, Julia Itenrk h Row two: Julie Steele, Tricia Mikulski, Thomas Woodrufi, Darius Galinis, Chris Dobkins Row three: Mr. Charles Young, Cory Kihlstrom, Sandy Wiegand, Randy Wroblewski, Scott Boysel, Blanche Sweney Elston replaced the JETS team competition with ITAC tlndiana Tournament for Academic Competitiom. This team represents our school in the areas of: Math, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Computer Fundamentals, Engineering Graphics, and English. This competition was highlighted in March in a contest among schools with over 700 enrollment. me om' hl'llh Haikow Mart Peldth dekdy Westphdl, Mr. Don hett ROM two: Date Brubmk Thomas Woodruii Andrea Bolka, Lory Kihlstrom, David mirth, KCHH Barkou Rom thiee. Jason t osqrme Randall Wroblewski ?OWAWW CHESS CLUB Bowling Club has had a great year. The Club activities , $ .. consist of bowling once every two weeks at the local ' - alleys. Students participating in Bowling Club seem to enjoy it very much, and they particularly like the fact that you don't necessarily have to be a 'TProH to join. iiJust be yourself and do your best, says Miss Kedo, the sponsor of Bowling Club. Chess Club, sponsored by Mr. Van Hoy, consists of 12 to 15 participants who compete annually with other members and with many other High Schools. Their State competition is held in Terre Haute. They hope to be able to participate in the State Competition by qualifying at the regionals held in Munster. Row one: Angie Stott, Jeff Fitzhugh Row two: Jason Fistcl Aaron lild Rom three: Tran JetTries Tina White r ,, I - 7K er-m --N i N-.eee-u-ee-ehwe -w ,, Imagine skiing down a snow filled hill, on top of two pieces of fiberglass with loose poles in each hand: the wind blowing in your face, and practically having no control over your body and the gravity pulling you down the hill. This is the thrill that 42 students every wintery Thursday night experience at Ski Valley. ttAll four grades are represented and the skiers are mostly intermediate, showing great improvement, says Mr. VanHoy. CRIMSON COMET mouthpiece of Elston High. Sports events, activities, plays, ., , i personal polls, and articles on ' sex, smoking, and teachers are t ' ' Q all voiced in this paper plus ' mm h more. The newspaper is an open expression of the students thoughts on many topics. When asked what they do during the class one student replied, t'We think of concepts of what the articles should be on. Most of the articles are done at home. Kristi Hollis lays it out. STAFF BOX Co-Editors Sandy Wiegand .................... Tony Fahel Business Editor Heather McMahan Sports Editor . . . . i Heather West Layout Editor ........ Kristi Hollis Feature Editor . Jennie Fry Headline and Organizational Editor ..... Mike Mittermann Photographers . i V . Sue Gamache i . . ........... , . Debra Koch Cartoonist ..... . Tracy Milakovic Staff: Ellen Brady Annie McDaniel Vanessa Cloonan Cindy McBride Pete Dolson Amber Hagel Marisa Graf Megan Rubeck Kim Levendoski Sean Schoch Rachel Lichtman Gregg Scott Neda Mroueh Blanche Sweney Tracy Milakovic Jenny Winski Hot off the press! CoAEditor Tony Fahel proofreads. City Cheerleaders Row 1 Merritt Lloyd Row 2 Captain Kristina English Sarah Rogers, Jessica Heulieb, Jill Jagox, Latoya Sanders mm 3 DdO Le, Jennifer Thom mexih Heather Fujihara Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Row 1 Melanie Steider Ron Topeka Hicks, Andrea Dostc: Rov. 35 Ellen Koush, Tina Cheerleaders wait for the boys basketball team to enter. . Wlseman, Jena Kamont, Freshmen Cheerleadeers Row 1 Maria Monorano, Amy Cihak Row 2 Tara Shikany, Jenny Knigga, Lynn Habermann Row 3 Amy Wcik Zed PM It you arc Lmidmilidi with the group HUI Vridc, that s thdUSC it is new to iilston this unit 3m s thccrhlm k and Kl inmhihut to make this group, His tlmhci was pleased with nmynm' involved with Rut innit Sht: was disappointed with thv YC'st oi the studmits, thnugih. Shc is working to find nut hmx to get mow studcnts imnlwd how to get than at mmc games, and how to gu-nmdtc more sdmol spirit Mrs. Hdrbcr, Miss Booth, and Miss Smidt were the sponsors, Hulk anlm k shows us Mm: hr s qnt as hC We is got Spirit yCS MC d0? ships his stuff! FOOTBALL 28 ELSTON O ELSTOH 7 ELSTOH 24 ELSTOH 7 ELSTOH 7 ELSTOH 7 ELSTOH 47 ELSTOH ROGERS ADAMS MISHAWAKA RILEY LASALLE MEMORIAL WASHINGTON PENN GIRLS GOLF VALPO MARQUETTE LAVIl.l.E MERRILLVILLE ROGERS HOBART CHESTEKTON CROWN POINT LAPORTE AHDREAH KNOX LAVILLE PORTAUE HEW PKAIRE 177 196 261 271 189 244 262 206 220 221 248 240 214 233 ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTON ELSTOH ELSTON ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTON VOLLEYBALL CHESTERTON SOUTH CENTRAL LAPOKTE HEW PRARIE HIGHLAND PORTAUE ST. JOE ROGERS SOUTH BEND CLAY GARY WIRT SOUTH BEND RILEY PENN ELKHART CENTRAL EAST C HICAC CENTRAL SOUTH BEND 10 WASHINGTON ELSTOH LOST ElSYON LOST ELSTOH WON ELSTON LOST ELSTOH LOST ELSTON LOST HSTON WON HSTOH LOST ELSTON LOST ELSTON LOST ELSTON WON ELSTON LOST ELSTOH WON ELSTOH LOST ELSTON LOST GIRLS SWIMMING SOUTH BEND 1ADAM5 SOUTH BEND CLAY 69 SOUTH BEND LASALLE ELKHART MEMORIAL MISHAWAKA PENN SOUTH BEND RILEY61 SOUTH BEND WASHINGTON ROGERS HEW VRARIE VALPORAISO - LAPORTE I LAPORTE RELAY IHV1 78PTS. 53 ELSTOH ELSTON 64 ELSTOH 79 ELSTON 84 ELSTOH 96 ELSTOH ELSTOH 47 ELSTOH ELKHART CENTRAL 111 ELSTOH 116 ELSTOH 73 ELSTON 105 ELSTOH 91 ELSTOH 1 O6 98 99; 93; 87 75 108 2 119 62 56 931 65 80 FOURTH SECTIOHALS 89PTS. SIXTH BOYS HTNNIS SOUTH BEND WASHINGTON 1 SOUTH BEND LIAN 4 ELKHART CENTRAL 4 SOUTH BEND LA SALLF. U MISHAWAKA I ROGERS 1 ELKHART MEMORIALO SOUTH BEND RILEY 2 MAKQUETTE 0 PENN 5 CHESTERTOH 2 LA FORTE 4 SOUTH BEND ADAMSIS VALPO tSECJ S 111 SIGN Kl SION HSION ILLSION 12LS10N ELSIOH 1 .15'10N HSIOH I'LS'IOH FLSIOH ELSIOH HhTON HSTOH HS'IOH GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY SOUTH BEND WASHINGTON 29 PENN 30 ELKHART 25 MISHAWAKA 38 SOUTH BEND CLAYfSl HEW PRAIRIE 38 SOUTH BEND ADAMS 29 ELKHART MEMORIAL 28 SOUTH BEND RILEY46 LASALLE 50 PENN 27 ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTON ELSTON ELSTOH E L SOT N ELSOTH ELSTON ELSTOH ELSTON J; l l N-JCJ'LAJkL-Jv I I l MIHN I 10188 1 HI NIKY NH I11 I51 NI1 MAMIINHIUN III NN HNIMH IIMMH'UYX SOl IH 1510M IIIH NI W I'KAKII ILNMKI VII MOKIAI NUIIIII III M1 KIII Y IASAI II M NH SOUIH BIND ADAMS UIKI S ISASKI'. I BAH. SOIII'H ISI'ND Kll IIY UAKV KOOSIW I l I LEW WALLAI I. 801111 MIND LASAI l I. KOUKKS 5011111 BIND IIAY MISHAWAKA HUN PRAIRIE PENN I.AH1KIIZ HA I ICNIKAI. SOUIH BEND WASHINUION SOUIH BIND ADAMS ILLK MI:MORIAI. I HIS I 11K ION 4:; 70 54 7 I 34 40 61 44 I l SION I 1510N IISION IISIO'V IZINION I.l SION 11.5 I 0N H S I 05V HS I 05 I' ISIO'V Ill SIO'V H.510N ELSION ELSTO.N ILLSION ELSI'ON ELSTON IZLSION ELSTON ELSTOH ELSTON ELSTOH ELSTOIV. ELSOTH ELSTOH ELSTON CLASSIC RESULTS WKIZS'IHNU NIZVI IIKAIKII. III'IVN Hh IL'VIOKIAI. 801 I11 ISHVD ILAY SOII'IH BEND KILILY KOUIZKS SOUTH BEND ADAMS MISHAMAKA SOUTH BIND LASALLE ELK I EH IRAI. SOUIII ISI'ZHD WASHINUIO'V ANDREAN BOY S BASKETBALL MARQUETTE PORTAUE UARY MANN LASALLE HEW PRAIRIE LLAY ROGERS LAPORTE MISIIAWAKA PENN LAPORTE ELK. CENTRAL WASHINGTON CHESTERTON ADAMS ROGERS ELK. MEMORIAL ST. JOE RILEY HIGHLAND 66 63 76 64 45 71 98 91 49 56 73 7.3 72 56 73 61 77 91 87 84 ILLS! 01V IZI.S'ION IIIS'IOIV LLS'ION I.I.SI0N ICLSIOIV H.510,N ELSTOH ELSTON ELSTOH ELSTON ELSTOIV ELSTOH ELSTON ELSTOIV ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTON ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTON ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH BOY S SWIM SOUTH BEND WASHINUTON MISIIAWAKA PENN HEW PRAIRIE SOUTH BEND LASALLE ROGERS SOUTH BEND CLAY BRIDUMAN, MI, LEW WALLACE SOUTH BEND RILEY ELK. MEMORIAL LAPORTE ELK. CEHTRIAL GARY WIRT SOUTH BEND GYMNASTICS PORTAOE VALPO CHESTERTOH MERRILLVILLE ROGERS LAPORTE HIGHLAND ROGERS HOBART LOWELL M.SIO'V ELSIOIV FISTON ILLSTOIV ILLSTOYV KLSTON ELSTO.N ELSTO.N ELSTON ELSTON ELSTON ELSTOIV ELSTON ELSTOIV ELSTON 97.9 ELSTON 100.8 ELSTO.N 104.5 ELSTON 99.1 ELSTOIV 85.5 ELSTO.N 101 1 ELSTON 87.4 ELSTOIV. 88.15 ELSTON 91.4 ELSTOH 84.5 ELSTOH GIRLS TENNIS VALPO MISHAWAKA ELSTOH ELSTOH PENN ELSTOH LAPORTE SOUTH BEND ELSTOH RILEY ELSTOH SOUTH BEND WASHINGTON ROGERS HEW PRAIRIE ELKHART CENTRAL SOUTH BEND ELSTON ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH CLAY ELSTOH SOUTH BEND ADAMS ROGERS SOUTH BEND LASALLE ELKHART MEMORIAL MARQUETTE ELSTOH BOYS GOLF MARQUETTE IHV. 35. ST. JOE MERRILLVILLE LAFAYETTE IHV. SWB. LASALLE HOBART CLAY 8r MISHAWAKA ELKHART CENTRAL ROGERSI'MARQUETTE HOMESTEAD WV. ADAMS RILEY LAPORTE IHVW ELKHART MEMORIAL LAPORTE LAKE CENTRAL IHV, VALPO CHESTERTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTON ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH GIRLS TRACK ELKHART CENTRAL ELKHART MEMORIAL CHESTERTOH ROGERS SOUTH BEND ADAMS SOUTH BEND WASHINGTON PENN SOUTH BEND RILEY ELSTON ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTON ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH CLASSIC RESULTS BASEBALL HEW PRAIRE HOLLAND LAKESHORE ST.JOE RILEY ADAMS LAPORTE WASHINGTON LACROSSE LASALLE MEMORIAL CHESTERTOH PENN MISHAWAM CENTRAL CLAY ROGERS RILEY SS ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH VFSEEESSSSFESFrESE BOYS TRACK ELKHART MEMORIAL ELKHART CENTRAL SBW WASHINGTON ROGERS SB. ADAMS PENN SWB. RILEY SOFTBALL SOUTH BEND WASHINGTON W HEW PRAIRIE L MEMORIAL 1. ROGERS W CENTRAL W PORTAGE W HORTHWOOD l. AHDKEAH W VALPO W CLAY W ADAMS W MARQUETTE l. PENN W MISHAWAKA L LASALLE LAPORTE L RILEY W ELSTOH W ELSTOH ST. JOE ' ELSTOH ' ELSTOH W ELSTOH ELSION EISTON ELSTOH r1151 0N ELSIWOH ELSTOH ELSTON ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTON ELSTON ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTON ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH ELSTOH rrgrsfsrf-rr-ST-f-FSSV Coach Donnie Thomas sends in play. FRESHMEN FOOTBALL Boys Freshmen team improved more and more towards the end of the season. Their final record was 1-5-1. Members of the team are looking forward to playing next season, but fear lack of players will cancel their JV team again. The most exciting game was against undefeated North Judson that proved to be a tough foe. The freshmen tried their best but came up short by one point. MVPs for the squad were Aron Hidenburger and most valuable back was lineman Paul Dukes. D.- 'L Row 1: Matt Payne, Brett Rebac, Scott Ross, Bryan Pender, Lamar Bush, John Handtke, Matt Hoskins, Aaron Highberger, James Bea, Mike StAmold Row 2 : Coach Leon Adnson, Brian Harvey, Bernardo Valdez, David Urbanski, Craig Attar. Brian Schroll, Jason Mauger, David Labirg, Fred White, Duane Greco Row :5: Tony Watson, Earl Lirette, Mike Gould, Paul Dukes, Matt Johnston, Jerry Wiencekl Lester Howell, Brent Greening, Bryan Hobie Jerry Wiencek follows in his brothers footsteps on his way for the winning touchdown. David Lablrg dodges his opponent. FOOTBALL IN THE 80'S It was a classic year to: the Elston football team,- they actually had a winning season. The retard at the end of the year was 5 wins and 4 losses. The team worked hard and had fun this season, which contributed to the fine season the team had this year. Another factor on this great season was the fine senior leadership. The senior captains were Mark Pollock, Corey Smith, Jason Lee Mike Retseck, Peter Martorano, and Ricardo Smith. Through many adversities, the coaching staff suffered a lot changes. This year's coaching staff was as follows: Joe Martoranoi Steve Kahn, Jerry Lewis, John Starks, and Bill Smith. t oathes send in situmis t0 pld'wrs I J Mark Pollack and Eddie Jackson lead team of! the field. Peter Manordnn goes in after Mike Retscck and a group of others. Allan Biggers runs away with the balL Row 1 Gary Hervey, Chris Orman, Dennis Williams, Chad Cochran, Andy Allen, Sydney Vendor, Greg Summmlin Chcslcy Gilliam, Mark Pollack Row 2 Pete Dolson, Darrell Dicrdorf, Eddie Jackson, Bob Morcldnd Peter Marmmno Craig Pheagley, Orson Hudson, Michael Galvan, Rodney Evans, Tri Le, Chris McNeil, Scott HiatL Corey Smith Row 3 LaShaun Pratchette, Oscar Collier, Justin Heitman, Jim Knigga, Tony Pecina, Joe Garner, Stem Hicks, Kadlcy Edwards, Rob Aldrich, Burt Bearickx, Clyde Lenoir, Eric Richards, Alan Biggcrs Row 4 Tom Williams, Mike Kctsm k James Owens, Tim Pcndlcton, Chris Cheeks, Chris Small, John Brickcr, Ricardo Smith, Sum Kinney Chavlcs H1 Williams, Matt Fennell, Harrison Holtcamp, Jason Lee LADY DEVIL'S BASKETBALL They say the third time is a t'harm, and the Girl 5 Basketball team proved that by winning the Sectional and appearing in Regional action three times in a row. Donnie Thomas coached the Lady Dexils to a 5 and 7 record. One of the outstanding games was against third ranked Penn. We lost by only 5 points, and we as a team felt that we were the closest team to them. Most of the girls felt that they had a good relationship and worked well together during the season. Captains this year were Kristin Walker and Marisa Oraf. Captain Marisa Ural states, llElston's basketball has given me both good and bad memories, but all in all it was a great experience. Lori Bern'er pushes past her opponent for a skillful Shot. Marisa Uraf shows concentration and CH ellentel . l Row 1: Brenda Daniels, Julia Flowers, LaToya Smith, Shannon Walker, Maria Valdez, Andrea Anderson, Sonita Williams Row 2: JV Coach Dana Thompson, Marisa Ural, Edna Ellis, Helen Hugent, Kristin Walker, Regina Gooden, Megan Boguslowski, Lisa Cotton, Tricia Shepherd, Kimberly Moore, Varsity Coach Donnie Thomas Row 3: Alki Robinson, Stephanie Sanders, LaTisha Lane, Mandy Childs, Julie Steele, Jessica Montgomery, Lori Berrier, Bernit'e tlorley, Hind Martorano, Patnhes Culpepper, Oyla Cross, Shannon Mttlarry Marisa Oraf eyes a shot. Kristen Walker makes a layup. Shannon Walkcv fights for the ball. VOLLEYBALL The 1988 Volleyball team had its best season ever in the nine years Mr. Edwards has been coaching. The final record was 15-8. This was the youngest team ever with varsity consisting of one senior Marisa Oraf tMVPi, fourjuniors and two sophomores. This year was the first time in years that we beat cross town rival Rogers, New Prairie, and Adams. On the J.V. level under coach Natalie Dohner the young team did not have a great season. Next year look for a dominating team setting new styles and continuing Maria Valdezjumps high to fight back many traditions such as the human city. Maria Valdez shows attack. Row One: Lori Veden, Helen Hugent, Marisa Graf Row Two: Jenni Lundmark, Shannon Walker, Maria Valdez, Melanie CovertRow Three: Katherine StOem-laine, Mgrheather Sharpin, Latisha Lane, Angie Wozniak, Theresa Dennett, Regina Oooden, Erica Gilchrist, Qinna Manorano, Jill Gielow, Shannon Otto, Coach Bennie Edwards Shannon Walker takes advantage of her opponent's weakness. 0 - . . , ,; .2 .. 3H Marisa Graf shows us her Ace form while serving. Coach Bennie Edwards gives strategy to his players. BOYS TENNIS Elstons Tennis season was a very sucessful one; 8-6 record. Outstanding this year was Keith Barkow and Mark Coan which made second team all conference doubles. Abrar Sait was nominated most valuable player. Most impressive victories were seen this year with 5-0 win over Lasalle, Elkhart Memorial, and Marquette. The B team this year had an impressive season with 6-2 record. Mr. Bruce Fraser was the new coach for the tennis team for the 1988 season. They all put great effort and support into their team. The way they worked together made it all the more fun. Leaning forward, Abrar Sait, reaches for excellence. Row onc- foam Brme Frazier, Kevin Barkow, Jason Steele, John Remmel, Darius Oalinus, Dave Brubeck, Matt Biggerstaff, Mark Coan. Abra: Sail Keith Barkou Row two: Abdul Shick, Mike Bulger, chY Dysard, Kibo Sim, Joey Lrupa, Ian Nelson, Brent Maninson, Bill Saari, Jason Stellema Mark Coan reaches high and far for success. Brent Martinson gixes it all he s got. SPLASHIH' SWIMMERS This year the girls swim team had one of their best seasons. Under their new coach, Jackie Babcock, the team was lead to a third place finish in the HIC conference. The Devils easily defeated crosstown rival Rogers. Rachel StPeter, a freshman, was added to the state field in the breastroke, the only Elston swimmer to qualify. Rachel also broke the school breastroke record, which was set in 1980 by Bebo Davis, with a time of 1211.9 Team captains this year were Eva Olsaker and Joy Ciatley. Joy and Rachel also shared the MVP award. The girls have a very strong young team with many promising swimmers coming next year. They are looking forward to an even better season next year. Eva Olsaker dives in to finish off the relays excellent swim. hr; 5 Carrie Sigle backstrokes her way to victory. 3M: Backstrokers take their marks EL; 7 Tricia Pliskc takes in as much air as possible Rachel StPeter captures the school breaststroke 3,... ' 1'; record. Row one: Amy Pishkur, Eva Olsaker, Joy Gately Row two: Jennifer Ferguson, Cathy Curry, Kendra Byvoets, Erin Hamilton, Blanche Sweeney, Coach Jackie Babcock Row Three: Tia Meyers, Carrie Sigle, Joy Slutzkin, Tricia Pliske, Leslie Dikhans, Helen Wiltfong, Maggie Poroska Row four: Ann Gerber, Jennifer Pleimling, Kelly Smith, Tricia Woolslayer, Jennifer Knigga, Rachel StPeter, Amy Sonnenhcrg, Mandy Childs Diving Coach Robert Trunk DEDICATED RUNNERS The 1988 0055 Lountn team mm a suuemiul one in mam hays. With the help of theii HCH toath, lid Scriuior, Othemise knoxm as i teach Suit , they MCTC an ettremeh dominant team This year the Elston girls became, Sectional Champions. This has not been accomplished within the last five years. The celebration has shared uith many. The way their team uorked together the3 uei'e able to make things happen. Hard uork and confidence among the teammates made them Mmt the; non are. Although to Others the team may haxe appeared to he just another team, but to each other they were as HOSE as a family. we. On your marks tiet set 00! w, 4 . .f ' - Paula Mlem ek iunx slmnqh m a x V tiemendous UK ton . Hmhelle thnen runs with umikiem e The girls SUCH h out before a diiT'u ult rat 0 Katie Fritz Shows uinninq form. Jenny Sohet ki finishes well im the Deuls tit; qirls hdu' tmi SHTIH'S .mer hetnmim; MHH Set timml t humps hcith Avqulmth 81mm rm , Jason OSQHHC finisht' Keith Argdtnight Jason Losqrmc and Smut Hcitman take d m Mllh full CHOH Hu- Invnvn. uivh ermr Don H'dvu' vuns wlh vaHI fmm .51 Sum Hcitmdn trics to he just onc ol the qals 00 gms arr: gettinq erd-x to run GIRLS GOLF This year's '88 girl's golf squad consisted of five talented young ladies: Andrea Doster, Cindy McBn'de, Jessica Montgomery, Tricia Shepherd, and Shelley Weber. The golf team ended their season with eleven wins and three losses. They placed third in the sectional, but were stopped at the regional. All of the members will be returning next year with the exception of this year's captain and MVP recipient Shelley Weber. The captain for next year's season will be Tricia Shepherd. Shelley Weber concentrates for a perfect shot. City players get psyched up for another important match. Andrea Doster prepares for a long drive. .4 Tricia Shepherd is so close but yet so far away. Cindy McBride prepares equipment for a long match. Jessica Montgomery has a look of determination on this swing BOY'S BASKETBALL The basketball team this year had a very gobd season. Their first eight games they were seven and one. Their overall record was eleven and nine. They had a few bad times mid-season stuggling against teams, teams they should have beat. liSometimes it was hard to get motivated, says player Scott Kinney. Kinney also quotes HI feel we had a good season but if we can pick it up where we left off we should be a hard team to beat. The captains this year were shared between seniors Rodney Evans and Edgar Brown. Most everyone got along, but all teams have communication problems. But most of the time they were all encouraging. All in all it was a fun year! Edgar Allen runs away with the ball. GU ,.v.' x Row One: Mike Piecuch, Rodney Evens, Scott Mack, Robert Aldrich, Leroy Shark, Edgar Shark, Edgar Brown Jason Montgomcry, Eric Hubcny. Row Two: Dan Sticnkc, Charles Williams, James Williams, Charles Mdum, Antwan Burks, Sum Kinney, Omar White, Brian Stress Rob Aldrich concentrates on a block. FRESHMAN 8: JV BASKETBALL The ninth grade basketball team had a building year with three victories and ten defeats. The Kankakee Valley tournament showed the last performance of this team gaining experience for next year. The Junior Varsity team has a successful season. The kids learned a lot and developed a lot farther than expected said coach Falls. The Valpo JV tourament became a big accomplishment and a great pleasure. This hasn't happened within the last four years. Row 1 Jerome Watts, Scott Krassow, Herman Washington, Coach Bob Falls Row 2 Jim Shikany, Erron Vincent, Charles Macon, Matt Biggerstaff, Brian Cooper, Mark Romine Brent Laux shoots a foul shot. Row 1 James McCoy, Matt Johnston, Bernardo Valdez Row 2 Brett Rebac, Mike Cain, Hick Krause, Brent Laux, Mike StAmold, Paul Dukes, Tony Wattson, Bennie Edwards, Ed Piecuch Mlke StAmoId concentrates on a perfect shot. ACIILE ACROBATS Improved from a 1-9 season last year, this years gymnastics team had a 5-5 record. They were happy with the improvement since three of the teams iPortage, Merrilville and Chestertom were state ranked. Varsity members of the squad competed in all four events while JV members chose an event that each felt qualified to perform. Returning next year will be Chrissy Glade, Jill Jacox, Camisha Foster, Melanie Steider, Christy Miller, Leslie Rodman and Neda Mroueh. Jill Jacox placed fifth in floor exercise in regionals just missing state qualifications. A most improved year was accomplished under coach Leslie Flenner. Jenny Ludwig shows balance for a strong balance beam performance. Camisha Foster 'hangs on to a Leslie Rodman concentrates victory. on her next swing. Melanie Steider flies through the air with the greatest of ease! THOSE GUYS 1H SPEEDOS The Boys Swim Team had an exceptionally good season this year. Their record was 13-2, although they only expected to win about 7 0r 8. The Boys ended up third in conference and fourth in Sectionals. One of their greatest accomplishments was beating Laporte for the second time in a row. The score was a 104 to 64 win for Elston. The team got along with each other very well and they all had many memorable experiences. Brian Bos otherwise knoMn as Doody awaits the start signaL Jason Cosgrove performs well in the 200 free. Geoff Plummer in action. x. .. 3. :9w 17911-513a , ' H . Stew Mhdxi sminn tho 100 fly The Elston Swim team gets men with uhnhcs Mike uheeIC and Jcrry r0II D3 umling thcm Off. rim Odlc dechs to win the 100 free Senior Sum Hcitmann takes a first in the 200 IM Hmmds Blank ldch thv load in thy IUU Hy RESTLESS WRESTLERS The Elston wrestling team under first year coach Bill Smith achieved an 8-4 winning season. Peter Martorano made a postseason advancement t0 Semi-State in Merrilville, Indiana. One of the most important parts in conditioning was making weight, and they weighed in every day. They starved themselves to the bone for perfection. Are they dedicated, or does everyoncjust chew gum and spit in cups? Ho--notjust everyone does this--this is pure devotion to a sport they enjoy. They also proved themselves very well this year. hAll of the guys got along like buddies, says teammate Mark Pollock. The wrestling team set a very good example for the entire body of Elston athletes. 12+: Aaron Highberger shows sell confidence in his Looks like bad news for the opponent from Bad to the Bone Brock performance, Davis. Row 1: mgr Dchbiv Km h mgl, Monique Rastcnis, Jake Dclcmbo, Brock Davis, Darrell Dicrdorf Dennis Williams mg! Ratio 1.06, mgr. Dawn Piotrowski Row 2: Kevin Burns, Aaron Highhcvgcr, Lashdwn Hy. Mark Vollmk, Pete Martorano, Craig thglcy, Terry Fields, Chad Cochran Rom 3: Phi- Hung Le, Shdnc Mills, Rob White, Ken Patterson, Jason Lee, Tony Williams, Jason Casmcr, Coam Bill Smith Mark Pollack is BAD TO THE BONE . Row 1: mgrs. Wanda Moore. Tina Marshall, Erica Turner, and Julie Koch Row 2: Matt Caspari, Jason German, Terry Fields, Brian Haney, Brian smroll, Daxid Urbanski, Darrell Dicrdod Rom 3: Jay Rogers, Matt Dimkc, Brent Greening, Ken Patterson Tom Williams, Jason Castncr Coach Bill Smith Coach Bill Smith and the wrestling team look on as a fcImw team mate wrestles during an imponam meet. GIRLS SOFTBALL The softball team this year did a good job replacing the loss of the seniors. They practiced hard and developed into a team that worked well together. They played a lot of close games, and came up short more often than they should have. They played a great game against Mishawaka coming up with a much deserved win i17-6i. This year the team will only lose three seniors, Jenny Janus, Lisa Childers, and Tricia Mikulski, and should be even stronger next year. Heidi Cox bunts the ball. Julie Wozniak is safe at home. i ' i I 4x: m .0 r. ' .; . .v-a - WA r .. 1 2Q i gli-J.' .- t h i v .0: I ' Row one: Tina Jackson, Tricia Mikulski, Angie Wozniak. Joann Porterfield, Margaret White Row Two: Tracy Mikulski, Angie Carder, Melinda Heeg, Jenny Janus, Heidi Cox, Katie Lee, Laura Stransky, Gina Manrano, Shannon Otto Row Three: Coach Dana Thompson, Patty Retseck, Kris Schmaltz, Lori Berrier, Megan Boguslowski, Lisa ChiIders, Julie Wozniak, Heather Kalil! Coach Nancy Egan. 1.5 x- A ,- Julie Wozniak pitches a stike. w kww'iqgl 5'5 . i Senior Jennifer Janus concentrates on the pitcher. Patty Retseck tries for first. The girls give Julie Wozniak a pep talk BOY'S BASEBALL The boys baseball team came through the season very well, They had sexeral excelldnt performances. One of the most memorable was the victory for the HIC chanpionship. This was the first time in 25 years that they were xictorious. MVPs were Jason Montgomery, Brent Covert and Eric Mertl. All Conference First Team consisted of Brent Cmert, Jason Montgomery, and Mike Hackett. Second All Conference Team was Tom Dombkowski, Todd Swistek, and Roman Przybylinski. Another first was playing a game in the new stadium at South Bend occupied by the South Bend White Sox. Coach Donnie Thomas was pleased with the overall performances of his team. Elston s spirit is shown tmm the dugout Row one: Jason Montgomery, Mike Udlian Mike Hdtkctl, Chris Lucas, Brent timert, rim Baker, Jeff Bartlett, Mark Romine Row two: Codth Donnie Thomas, Kris Sennett, Todd Swistek John Remmell Deiek that Roman Vilytnlinski Erit Mertl, Tom Dombkowski, Todd Hawkins Todd Hawkins earns a base hit, A run is scored m Brent Loxert. Tom Dombkowski pitches with style. Todd Swistek sports into action. Jason Montgomery gcks ready for a home run hit. BOY'S GOLF The 1988-89 boys golf team had an up and down season starting off a little rough in the early portion of the season, by mid season they finished stronger. Outstanding scores were turned in by Matt Holda and Sean Schoch.0ther members of the Varsity were Bob Fritz, Brent Martinson, and Kevin Barkow. The Junior Varsity! consisting of Tom Quinn, Scott Kinney, Tom Blank, Shawn Shutters, Jeff Logan, and Mike Bolger, had an excellent season. Coach CroR is looking forward to next year as being a rebuilding year losing 4 of the Varsity Members. Good luck in future years golf team! . 151$: ,. -' -'; 8M8 Sean Schoch checks out the competition. Coath Max Croft obserxes his team in anion. Bob Fritz gets down and dirty. Contentration is shown by Matt Holdat Bycnt Maninson ices it up Run 0er HH'HI Mattinsnn Wikt' Holqcr Inm Quum Wm Hulda Jun M hnhilll Nimun Mmltcrx ,ln'tl luqun Ktm m0 Sum hmrujx quh Wu mlt 'ml; hill The tiger alnioush nails to poumc on me oppusition hum lSmktm suuws out thc ldimdy ahead GUYS ON THE RIGHT TRACK Boy S 'I'tack liedm this yeai Suffered 1mm the loss 0t last year s seniors Jeff uientek Cosie Daniels Stexen Carter and Tim Sheehey. But the Boys Track Team realh imprmed tnwdrds the end 01 the year with the help of their 1181A Coaches Mr. Bah Topinka and Hal Higdon. South Bend Kiley and Rogers mete cmh close matches with d uin met Rogers and d t lose loss to Riley and they placed 5th in Settionals. Qualihing tor Regionals ueie Oscar Collier 5 14.88 in 100 High Hurdles; Donnie i'earte 2:01.83 in 800. the 400 rela'x team at 45.7 in 4th plaee of Chris McNeil, Chad McHeilv Omar White, and Eddie Jackson,- 0mm White in the 300 10w hurdles,- Chris McNeil in the 100 with a tareei best of 11.11 in third place- Chad McNeil in the 200 with d time 01 23.46. This year's captains were Keith Argabright, Jason tiosgrmet and Oscar Collier, Donnie Pearce quotes: The team went through a lot of changes, but looks forward to a better yeai next .xear. Oriando Smoote and Oscar Collier hurdlir. tor a win. Jason Cosgrove shows us his winning tormi Row one: Chris Small, OStar t ollier, Orlando Smoote, Chad McNeil, Sam Roule, Eric Brewe, Christof Majer, David LaBerge, Eric Hanke, Coach Bob Topinka Row two: Keith Argabright, Mike Ketseck, Mike Fry, Kitdrdo Smith. Matt Fennel, Brian Patterson John Bricker, Bobby Morlan Row Three: Charles Marnn, James Williams, Omar White, ririt' Richards. Allan Biggers, Paul Dukes, rid Jackson Row Four: Chris McNeil, Sam Carter, Lashaun Prdthett, Joe Unmet Donnie Pearte Jason Cosqrme Ryan 805. Brent Laux, Brmk Dans, Mark Hudxon t Odt h Hal Hiqdon. GIRLS TRACK tiirls 'Irmk this 30a: held in thcrv. Hdld training and good dttitudcs is what is needed to smattl. Long; hard training is the backround behind this sport. tixcmllcnt pcriomancc were put forth on and Off this year. MLI'Zdu'dids is looking toward t0 anothm watt Kdtiv i'ritl stums talent and strength 10! d quad pmmmmm 1' Senior Rmhcllc Manon tontcntmlcs On a long; rate and in thc mitt Finishes with d beautiiul uin. GIRLS TENNIS The Girls Tennis Team this year improved throughout the season. The number one doubles team consisted of Amber Hagel and Doreen Human. Chris Granachi pulled through the season as number one singles. The matches against Penn and Elkart were lost by one set t2-5T. The matches could have gone either way. Both times they played Rogers, Elston was the victor. The girls got along well, worked together, and were dedicated as well. The seniors will be a big loss next year. Andrea Bolka, Melanie McEwan, and Eva Olsaker will be hard positions to replace. Amber Hagel quotes: HI feel the tennis team has come a long way since Mrs. Cindy Warner started coaching two years ago. Senior Andrea Bolka returns the ball to win the match. Juniors Amber Hagel and Julie Steele anxiously await a servo. Top player Cristine Qranacki plays the court with excellence. hm U... 7 Andrea Doster leans for a win ; Evc Olsaker and Leslie Dickhens walk of? the court after a tough match. Senior Melanie McEwan returns serve Excellant performance shown by Amber HageI. 'HIVHi lhnc Bun h UOLDti l.mi Hclsnn IZHHZI Miriam Itu'lmul HOIHLI. ISM lxx Alomx UIAVA Ihnn I'lummn SHPKIHTZE Janc Ililhmq Blfilhlf thl hit'nitl YfiN'Hi der lnmlv MOTH. Man I'Cldlh HiM'HIK Dmid ank ml! LAZAR WOLF JCH Mitt; MORDCHA Mall ISdkcr RABBI Mike Mmkkn MEHDEI. Ryan M will AVRAHM Man Hos HACIIUM Matt lnglc GRANDMA TZEITEL Laxild Kidmrdson FRUMA-SAKAII Ellen Brady CONSTABLE Stmc Kellogg FYICDKA Sum lm1ming1$ SHAIHDH. Tam Hcadlcy FIDDLEK Iilka Scott YOUNG BOYS Sum 81: Mark Baker DIRECTOR Stan Holduafl MUSIC Dan McNdhh SI DIRECTORS Melissa Dmncll,Jcnn Kmkc- ,Mclanic Stcidcr, Kristi Crane Umu-n'yaphm Wclissa Landis works with mast mcmbms on daan . 5-37 rmw'wx v X -' Pam Plummcr, Miriam Llcvcldnd and Blamhc chncy prvpmc for HDDLER in thc Urccn Room Texyt' Dam! Hurt h talks to the dudiem e dlmut tradition. ' Texye tells Oolde his dream Motel Man Peldth 8r tlyeitel Miriam Clexeldnd are married in Sunrise Sunset Kim llrmu Hdnldt M'v Hltlmhr thmw hem I'otmll Jet! With lmlla Kn N.Ivdsnn Ktm .' lmv Nelson I'dm Vlumuwr mhn Ivslntk Mrlmm' h I'Mdn mm leu'ndnskl Hlen Huulx IJum i'llnmxkv RUM '3 Wm l'vldlh Shannon Mark him '4de Anqw t m hnstl Hollis Jun t assuh Ann i'lshkm Knm WHIH Knm 4 Imam t lmelmm Jenn Rm kc Kathleen Hnll lard Heddlm mun Muldt m Hmh Mummy Mm Hlmm hem Hammn hand hurrh ROM 5 Ivum lrmnns Rmn Hos Dam: t hudlr 'thr Wmdnx mm l'mkw Hum Hullulm Mum Wall! haven VLIIU Tum thodmrf Mme hclthq KHM it t 'HHH'H t .assnlx Van HGMt m thnxxx Hldrh' Mull qul1' '9 l'rshkm Vnmn t hmnr 'Vlelvsxu Immell Mlmluui lvnkmx mm V had! I Hum murmur ! Kym Mthill 6r Mike Mdddax Fvumd-Sdmh Ellen Bram pursue chw Last Spring Elston High School's theatre department performed the musical Fiddler On The Roof. Auditions mere helded diftercntly. The audition for a lead part required the performance of a monologue and a piet e 0! vocal music. From audition, rehearsals to opening night mam endless hours mere spent in the home away from home for mam Hth and cast members. Many students this past yxear betame members of the International Thespian Smieh. Ham students were also in xarious plays and drama Club during the srhool year. LADDERS TO SUCCESS- TOP TEN 1989 r number out but you should be SdKISHFYI knowing; that you tried you: tmst , Bobbi Irish tlndiand University Nrmhwesn x Each and exery one of us owes it to oursehes to be the best we can be no matter what we do. . , I Jenny Thom Wurdue University W . , , . . e L , ' x e H . ,4 ' z ,rn e , w Hm ,. . x . -s , it x o. ' 2; ' . e 5 9.- Vi, .x , 1 In lift' you won I always Ml r-d Valedictorian , Salutatorian Andrea Michelle Bolka Keith Charles Barkom Roberta Dyane Irish Miriam Elizabeth ' 1. '1 RandallJohn Cleveland - r . Wroblewski This year the juniorisenior prom, MAN EVENING IN THE ORIENT , was a night to remember. The Red Devil gym was tastefully decorated with authentic oriental decorationst This included a dragon made by the art club, fortune teller Barbara Hage! and the beautiful garden with a fish pond and bridge. May 13th proved to be a successful night as over 200 couples danced and partied the night away. The post prom was held in the Meer gym with help from many parents. Memories of the entire evening will be remembered for years to come. FROM 1958 w rm vault. x - ;g a:vx A .a .3 ; 3 n, ; :3 1 W . x ' ; '. i 1! Lu mmxeaw JAYMAH-HUBY, INE. Ennuratulatiuns Maud luck Semms -et LAKESI'IORE PROMOTIONS 8f GIFTS 725 Franklin Sq. Michigan City 879-5551 KABELIN TRUE VALUE HARDWARE 872-5451 Pictured here are classic ads from 50 years ago. Note the low prices. The Elstonian staff would like to thank our 1989 advertisers. Their support and interest in our yearbook is highly appreciated. Without it this book would not be possible. u rrh-End 5mm! - ScMoum IEO DEVIL SIIDIE MK GROVE ICE CREAM A Delight Deliciouu Plum. 15c Pt. 15' 0!. 29 Dawn Sullivan and Darrin Barth try out che new Hot 11' Now wok Hamburgers Kathi's Koachlite 2715 S. Franklin Styling Salon Michigan City 1402 Franklin 879-5060 :Chigan City 879-6020 commune DENTM. m Paula tries on a new class ring at Fox Jewlers. FOX Jewelers .: Coolspring Dentists' are proud to serve you. marqueue Ma Coolspring Dental Michigan City Clinic 872-7241 872-9151 1215 Coolspring Michigan City Indiana Becky Jones and Shelley Weber relax with Mr, Gonzalez at ES. Kcsslers shoumom. 824 Lincolnway LaPorte, IN. 46550 874-5656 526-4567 PRAIRIE FLOWERS 8r GIFTS 328 Dunes Plaza Michigan City 874-9781 A 2. ,- ,1 '3 K: ;'1 ,4.- .3 1: 'x: 3; 1 93 PRO MUSIC 1215 Franklin St. Michigan City 872-5520 RESTAURANT 216 West US 20 W9 HASTINGS SHELL 1816 Franklin St. Michigan City 879-9292 ISNELLI FAIR MUFFLER 2201 Franklin 108 E. 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Brenda 57 71 112 Daniel, Julia 86 DAKangclis Richard 12 Darllng, Dcnke 61 Davis 131001 .55 71 150 151 Davis, Penny 51, 71 Davis. Kk km 79 Day Diane 86 Day Loretta 79 Dcalon 14111115 61 Degnegadyd Amy 45 79 De1embo Jake 151 DENHAM 11MB 21 52 1561111611 Theresa 79 114 Denmson Demon 80 Denny Staty 52 DEPRIEST ANISSA 52 Deuiuh JEN 60 71 Demult chue 71 D1ka 87131140 71 Dibkey Duane 10 11kk11ans,lcslic 79 'm 118 111; 141 Duerdon 8mm 79 Dierdor1, Danell 71. 111 151 Diggs Chris 62 Dillion, Bob 10 Dimke Man 151 Dingman Lorena 44 80 '15 Dims Dawn 86 DIRKS R1111ARD 21 52 41 45 11.5 Dobkms 1hn's 46 86 100 101 Dohnor Natalie 115 Dolemha Jake 86 Dolph Dawn 61 Dnlson Pete 71 111 Dnmbkowskl Tom 71 154 155 Dombrowski 1arol 15 Doslcr Andrea 79.104 122 125 141 DOWNS MARK 21 Drake Don 12 DrzewiELki, Aaron 71 Du. Linda 79 Dubie Dustin 71 DLBIE HEATHER 21 52 41 Dudley Lharlenc 41 79 96 DUNN l'auluh 12!; 1511 111mm! 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Thuxk' Umum Ii TMOM HNNHK -' Vt 34 40 '12 9h 011 NM Thomas Ilnmm' 111 134 1110MK$ 111' H 9 7110MA5 111111- 14 Thomas mm. :4 n; THOMAN V131 vmn 111 '14 N1 144 Thnmpslm 11mm ' z 111 152 Thompson munmd r12 Thompsnn Hunky: Hz THOMPSON 111V1R BU Thnipr Raymund 7A Tildcn Hruw 14 Tilden 51mm 74 Tlllman 17mm M: 7.3 Timberldkv lhmw 14 TIMM DIANI WU Tompath Nam; V1 nu Topinka Bub 1w Torgescn Ruben 111 TRAYNOM 1ARRIF 50 W til 11$ Traynnm MdnusS? 7A TROTTIZK LISA 34: 34 Troyvr Hmmm M 9.: Trunk 11mm 74 Trunk Koben 11w Tsumpp Fugenc 192 Turner fin'dn 82 Turner 177111182 111 Tumcr Eugene '10 Tumcr IVlark 1a Tumer Tanikn 90 Tumor Tashia 74 TURNER WESLEY 30 $4 61 TYLISl BKIAN 30 .34 7t Unger Jennifer $1 90 92 9.3 Umanslu David 90 131 W Valdrz Bernardo 90 109 126 Valdez Maria 43 82 111 113 114 Vanck John 90 VanOiIdcr UnfiSly 82 Vanhildev Mdnl 90 92 95, 96 vanNoy Donald IA Vaughan Jason 90 VAUUHN HFFH .30 54 40 46 94 143 Vaughn Peter 7A Veden Lon 40 74 114 Vega Paul 1:12 Verpldnrke Jelf 90 Viment Erron 82 126 vimcnl 1111.3an 90 Vines tounney 90 Vmes Jason 8.1 Volk Laurie 82 Voorhccs Donnie 74 Weldon Marietta 15 Wdlkm Deanna 112 WAIRER KAREUOKV 30 $5 60 98 Walkrv harm 14 MAIKFR KRISTW 50 .35 9.7 112 115 Walks: ShannnnT-Q 94 112 113 114 115 Wdllaw Allcnd N Walla'c Elama 57 Waltus Angela 74 11Alll BRAD 30 35 14.5 WAIT! KAREN .30 35 40 94 143 Wall! Kcllx 00 7-5 90 WM 11 1411511115 31 Kam Damn H 01 Warner 1mm 82 9Q; WARRFN RK'KMEHE 31 35 61 120 139 Washvnqtnn Bcn1amm 51 Mashmumn Hermdnaz 126 Washmqmu Leann 30 69 74 WASHINUTCW RODNI'V 7 Watson Tom 90 109 116 Wdtlcrson 1 hn'smphey 74 Watts Jerome 82 126 WEBB 1171111131 39 40 60 115th SHFllFV 31 55 .58 59 68 122 157 Kerk Amy 90 104 Mengn'v Shnlcy 14 Wcmm Hnnn 90 chu'r I'd 1S VciSI Hem 19 1AM! Heather 41 YA Mrs! Sarah 90 Kvup'ml hclh 61 Westphdl Hora 40, 74 93 101 WETZH. ANDREW 3.5, 51 Wheelc Mirhael M 129 Whilv Frmlfri: k '90 While mhn 11 While, Marqan-l DU 182 White Omar 50, 7d 125 1311 WHITE 110111511135, 131 Whitl' Russ 74 White. 11nd 90, 101 Whillow, Al 10 Widclski, Jennifer 90 wiegdml Linda 90 92 143 WIKUAHD SANDRA .51 .35 QO 91 95 100 Wicnrck Jeremiah 90 WIEPK EK, PAULA 51 35, 38, 39, 120 Wilk, Donna 14 wilkc,U1cryI 74 WILL K01.l.f'1TF. .31, 35 WILL JUL1L35 Al Willander Jill 9O wil1idms Anthony 74, 111 151 WILLIAMS 911AR1.ES 31, .35 111 124 125 Williams Carlene 90 WILLIAMS, DEAHHA .51, 55 60.9190 Williams, Dennis 82. 111 1.31 Williams uinger 90 Williams, Jim 10 Wllliams, Kim 61 Williams, Linda 14 W11Iiams. Rhonda 90 Williams, Sherry 82 Williams Sonita 90, 111 Williams Val 74 Williamson, Marian 15 Willis Melody 82 Willis, Fete 74 WILLIS, ROBERT 51 Willoughby, Kimberly 90 Wilson Michael 31, 50 Wiltfnng, Helen 82 119 Wimmer James 82 94 windle 1 yndee 15 Winfield, Carole 41 90, 92 95 95 Winneid, Marge 14 62 winski, Brad 90 Winski, Jennifer 74, 92 wiseman, Tina 82. 104 WISEMORE, ELIZABETH 51 55 60 Wiuy, Jet? 68 82. 135 Wolf,A11150n41 85 90 92 95, 96 Wood, Em 90 WoodruR, Shawna 90 WOODRUFF THOMAS 31 .35 45. 46 95 100, 101 1135 Woollum, Angela 60 Woolslayer, Tn'sha 90. 119 Woolum Angelia 74 Wooten, Sidney 90 Wonsman Julie 51 75 Wozniak. Angie 90, 114 132 Wozniak, Julie 75, 132. 133 Wozniak, Lisa 69, 9O Wren Damon 75 Wn'ch Jannell 75 Wright Adam 82 Wright Donnie 90 Wright. Justin 90 Wright. SpenLer 90 Wright. Wesley 82 Wroblewski Denise 61 WROBLEWSKI RANDALL 31 55 46 95 96, 100 101 Wyse Chn's 9O Yagodnik, An 11 Yazel Erica 91 95, 96 Yeakey 11011182 Yettaw Scott 91 Young, Charles N, 95 100 Young, Lucinda 91 Young. Roxanna 14 47. 85 95 Zaknoun Laura 75 ? Zaknoun Lilian 91 ZAKHOUH LOUIS 51, 59 Zarazee. Scou 91 Zedlk, Andrew 91 leek. Clyde 10 Zeese, Michael 82, 92 Zerbes, Peter 82 Zila, Aaron 91, 101 ZilIinger, Wendy 82 The 1989 Elstonian was printed by Jostens Printing 6: Publishing in State College, Pennsylvania. The Elstonian staff, with the help of the Elston faculty, many businesses and several photographers, have presented a portrayal of a Classic Year. COPY appearing in this book: Benquiat Style 47 Brush Script Style 49 The 1989 ELSTOHIAH staff would like to express its appreciation to the following people for their contributions to our book. lndiana School Pictures Senior 8: Underclass Pictures News Dispatch Photographers: Bill Allen Sport Team Pictures Steve Perterka Sport Candids Daisy Helmken Elston Sports Statistics Newt Meer Elston Sports History Mike Hackelman Jostens Rep. Paul A. Laux Classic Advisor Elston High School 4108885 Michigan City, Indiana 46360 C I 'i . -... . . . . . . .z'x .- s K x :. --..., . ; '