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Diogenes Wow! Washington and New York will never be the same—nor will the seniors who made the October invasion! The gourmet meals on the Erie-Lackawana were only the be¬ ginning of the jokes, fun, and hys¬ teria yet to come. “On your left is the Washington Monument—but it’s closed tonight. Moving right along now . . .” “Okay, who doesn’t belong here? There are two too many people on this bus!” “No, our bus isn’t broken, this bridge is just one of the stops on the tour. Well, we may as well take some more pictures.” ' Tiajuana . Possee. “Souvenirs here, hey, get your souvenirs!” “Remember—don’t let anyone in unless you’re sure who it is.” “ ' This bedspread would be just beautiful in my room at home.” “Fire one! Fire two! Hey—hand me another waste basket!” And life itself is but a game . . . Sir Walter Scott m rz X. XL y Linguists Put Their Skills to Use In the first and second years of lan¬ guages students learned reading and basic granuner. The third and fourth years were spent preparing for the Indiana University Honors Program by reviewing and expanding vocab¬ ulary. Utilizing their skills and under¬ standing, German 3 students read Endl Und die Detektive; German 5, Die Verschwundine Detektive; and German 7, Kleider Machen Leute Der Richter und Sein Henker. Spanish and French pupils learn¬ ed the language and geography of their respective countries under study. Spanish classes used such films as “Viviendas Espanol,” “Un Restaurante Madrileno,” and “El Sueno Dorado;” French classes, “Je Parle;” and Latin, “Italy” to aid them. Gavit’s language lab gave students a chance to hear a foreign language in the native tongue. “Eh! Toro!” cheer participants in Mrs. Sevald’s Spanish 8 class’s mock bullfight. 12 Curriculum Corresponds to Student Needs Ophelia’s (Karen Farnner) death is mourned (excluding a few smiles here and there) by Joel Hochman, Anne Royal, Craig Muir, Dave Nelson, and Margo Pasko. Senior Accelerated English actors perform Hamlet for fellow pupils. Talented C. P. English 7 amateur actors perform the witches scene from MacBeth. The ability to speak and write one’s own language is essential for success. To meet this demand, Gavit offered college preparatory English, practical and general Eng¬ lish, accelerated English, world lit¬ erature, and developmental reading. Practical English prepared stu¬ dents for the business world and everyday life by putting proper emphasis on proper speaking and writing. General English stressed literature, grammar, and writing. Emphasis was on vocabulary for col¬ lege bound students in College Prep. There was also a six week study on reference books, a study of immense value for college. Shake¬ speare’s writings, including Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth, and Julius Caesar, as well as other great liter¬ ary figures, such as Chaucer, were explored by the students. World literature was offered in place of last semester English. This course probed the history and in¬ fluences of great literature. ' The Greeks and Romans were studied throughout the semester. Glads Probe Methods, Theorums, Concepts This year a variety of math courses was offered to fulfill the needs of each individual student. As usual, college prep classes struggled through algebra’s equa¬ tions, theoroms, and formulas, ge¬ ometry’s proofs, and the logarithms of algebra-trig. For futher study, math analysis was offered this year. In this more advanced class, math- meticians employed skills previous¬ ly learned, while acquiring many new valuable ones useful for the college math tests given in the spring. In the experimental math, U.I.- C.S.M., pupils again concerned themselves with self-discovery of concepts, as well as math theory and computation. General math pupils learned to balance a budget, fill out and com¬ pute income tax forms, as well as to increase basic math skills. It takes teamwork to solve this geometry proof, say Pam Smith and Janice Wargo. UICSM pupil, Joanne Plunkett, demonstrates the proper use of the complicated slide rule. 15 Accelerated biology students, Brian Amateur cytologists Dan Ford and Joanne Saltanovitz experiment with collordal Lawrence and Cindy Mote courageously systems, become acquainted with an important member ot the reptile family. “He bent down, turned around, and gave me a wink, he said I’m gonna make it up right here in the sink. It smelled like turpentine, it looked like India ink.’’ Figure it out, kids. Continued interest has been shown once again in advanced bi¬ ology, 3C-Cell Biology, advanced biology, 3A-Anatomy, and physi¬ ology; the latter two having been offered for the second consecutive year by popular demand. One of the highlights of cell biology was a semester project in which fruit flies were used to study genetics. In ad¬ dition to the special fruit fly unit, cytological experimentalists studied cellular organelles, genetic charac¬ teristics in plants (in order to de¬ termine genetic ratios), made col¬ loidal systems, observed rate of absorption in various substances, and studied the process of DNA and RNA replication in great length. Advanced Biology 3A was primarily involved with laboratory experiments using more complex animals than fruit flies. Chemistry 1 and 2 were offered again this year. Budding chemists sought to understand different phases of substances through chem¬ ical activity and by proving, through extensive experimentation what was taught in the text. 16 Everything seems to be going in circles as Mike Gorman demonstrates properties of rotary motion. And the race is on as physics students intensely observe aspects of acceleration of cylindrical objects. Reactions Explode With New Meaning Knowledge hungry health and safety scholars eagerly digest material—especially while under the watchful eye of Mr. J. Quinn. Two new courses were introduced by the science department this year —Physical Science 1 and 2 and Physics 3 and 4. Physical science, a combination of chemistry and physics, but with less emphasis on mathematics, was designed primarily for the non¬ science students planning to go to college but not to major in science. Students studied through experi¬ ments such topics as matter, elec¬ tricity, sound, and light. Amateur phycists probed sub¬ jects directly related to matter and energy in order to develop an un¬ derstanding of these two l sic con¬ cepts. Physics 3 and 4, a contin¬ uation of Physics 1 and 2, was taught for the college bound science student. 17 Aspiring Artists Express Individual Traits While in art projects Peggy Ritz creatively makes a hook rug. Drawing, painting, lettering, gra¬ phics, designing, and weaving were some of the limitless projects ex¬ plored in Art I. This studio course was designed to make beginner artists aware of the fundamentals involved in art. Art II was offered to students in.- terested in developing personal tech¬ niques in artistry. Sculpture, cer¬ amics, and carving were included in its curriculum to broaden the sec¬ ond semester artists’ comprehension or art. Art project’s advanced pupils were free to select a project which would suit their own desires as well as extend their skills. Art history covered the evolution of styles in painting of various his¬ torical periods, the influence of the past upon contemporary materials, and the role of art in society. Superstaffers of the Futura ponder the age old question of “which picture should we put in?” 18 Girls Chorale Selected for National Honor Polly Barten rearranges her musical score when she’s reminded that Janis Joplin isn’t allowed in Music Theory class. The Gavit choir department, di¬ rected by Mr. Thomas T. Clark, began the year by making plans for concerts and engagements for the forthcoming season. The Fall Concert ran smoothly with an array of numbers and the Christmas Concert presented the season in both cheerful and serious tones to an enthusiastic audience. The Spring Concert was most ori¬ ginal by using a theme about the “Moon;” giving special attention to the moon wedk last July. The Concert Choir held engage¬ ments throughout the city at the request of various churches. WJOB was happy to have the choir as their guests and aired their live performance of the Christmas can¬ tata, entitled “Shepherds Rejoice.” Most rewarding of all events was the engagement held at the Sher¬ man House in Chicago for the American Choral Directors Assn., Midwest Convention. Being the only school in Indiana chosen, their se¬ lection was considered to be an honor or Hammond, and especially for Gavit. CONCERT CHOIR—FRONT ROW—T. Geis, R. Veray, J. Wantroba, P. Mizerik, P. Barten, L. Gluth, L. Kaminski, M. Hansen, D. Frye, D. Oswalt, K. Dycus, B. Stigall. ROW 2—K. Davis, C. Grillion, B. Reed, S. Pearson, J. Core, M. Premuda, D. Lucas, S. Cheek, H. Phillips, A. Royal, P. Winski, R. Levin, D. Saltanovitz (acc.). ROW 3—R. Kohut, J. Kuscera, J. Landfald, T. Shanley, R. Cook, J. Robbins, G. Handerson, 1. Monzulla, Mr. Clark. ROW 4—B. Basile, M. Haughee, E. Carter, C. Muir, D. White, D. Fields, D. Huneryager, R. Stookey, J. DeArmond. 20 GIRLS CHORUS—FRONT ROW—D. Delano, P. Overland, M. Black, K. Palkovich, C. Conners. D. Toser, K. Wise, P. Core, P. Ferguson, S. Bonneau, M. Kren, T. Shafer. ROW 2—S. McCorkle, R. Van Gorp, M. Wriester, M. Watkin, L. Wantroba, T. Muntean, G. McClean, L. Canady, T. Cunningham, L. Ross, K. Zilai, D. Donahue, R. Fannin, D. VonAlmen, J. Miller, J. Killian, J. Yaney. ROW 3—J. Putsher, D. Cappriotti, B. Lucas, M. Moldrowski, V. Moore, C. Reeise, M. Tuskin, M. Merrick, D. Krizman, J. Cunningham, L. Kikalos, D. Walker, O. Lazano, S. Bodnar, R. Perry, J. Murphin, P. Hester. ROW 4—D. Baker, P. Bond, N. Winkley, C. Turner, K. Yerga. D. Hutchinson, N. Williams, B. Barnes, J. Hartman, D. Cross, S. Greer, B. Houldstrom, W. Kaminski, A. White, L. Yockey, M. Michelen, J. Barnhart. BOYS CHORUS —FRONT ROW —K. lyiley, R. Castleberry, K. Blaemire, E. Manus, P. Parsanko. ROW 2—R. Ramos, D. Wilkenson, M. Mason, K. Johnson, D. Rhona, R. GrilUon. ROW 3—S. Sef- ton, J. Lozano, T. Delache, J. Arrenholtz, A. Reinholt,.S. Hastings. ROW 4—D. Cunniman, A. Molchan, R. ' Mack, D. Moser, G. Zack, D. Apps, G. Robbins (acc.). MIXED GLEE CLUB—FRONT ROW—B. Lax, P. Bortz, T. Fowdy, R. Elkins, C. Nightengale, D. Gamez, J. Guerts, T. Wheeler, T. Gargano, J. Walsh, D. Veray, K. Mangerson, L. Lain, J. Early. ROW 2—S. Zile, M. Skalba, J. Riskin, P. Smith, S. Tucker, M. Kovach, J. Carpenter, A Shanley, R. Daniels, M. Minchuk, T. Thrall, D. Carter, J. Douthett, S. Basanda, M. Koval. ROW 3—S. Archie, D. Baranowski, D. White, N. Ywanow, C. Mead, A. Hertzfeldt, C. Wedding, J. Minton, B. Davis, R. Stefnik, M. Hadu, J. Early, P. Kessler, P. Molnar, C. Skratsky, K. McLaughlin. ROW 4—M. Musser, M. Allen, J. Weaver, R. Karonovich, A. Stephens, J. Elarl, D. Gray, J. Pettit, A. Vandersteen, L. Hebda, R. Rosinski, T. Scott, P. Basham, G. Goral, K. Hansen. 21 JUNIOR CHOIR—FRONT ROW—D. Klobuchar, J. Barnes, J. Canele, S. Dunn, J. Zubay, J. Klapowski, K. Farmer, B- Dorris, D. Wingard, B. Parsley, J. Gooch, S. Ramsey, B. Mangerson, S. Cowan. ROW 2—D. Lax, G. Cameron, S. Howat, J. Elmerson, C. Foster, P. Elliott, C. Hines, M. Kinsock, D. Dragoin, D. Parker, T. Komasinski, F. Gamez, S. Kingery. ROW 3—D. Casper, L. Biancardi, L. Stringham, S. Yazumbak, “Hello Broadway, Goodbye Gavit” harmonizes Barbershop Quartet; Mike Haughee, Doug White, Craig Muir and Ron Kohut. E. Botsko, S. Williams, P. Fuoss, L. Elliott, M. Merrick, B. Bossinger, R. Watson, M. Dillon, Bev Bentley, M. Chorba, D. Mack, D. Lax, C. Hertzfeldt. ROW 4—iG. Loudermilk, D. Frazier, B. Shantz, T. Trtan, P. Perry, T. Cook, E. Hudnall, C. Gaisser, B. Overland, A. Revercomb, G. Jones, R. Ordway, J. Tsolakos, B. Holtz, W. Gleason, C. Canady. BAND—FRONT ROW—B. Lynch, J. Gyure, P. Winski, J. Huneryager, A. Pappas, C. Farmer, J. Ballard, B. Kucharski, M Pertnuda. ROW 2—A. Maknak, C. Weining, D. Karonovich, D. Kucharski, C. Schoonover, G. Angelo, S. Nightlinger, P. Gulasi, M. Parkovich, B. Ince, K. Mustain, D. Kapusta, G. Neubauer, A. Milosavljevich, D. Zerkle, C. ' Hoffman. ROW 3 —R. Diehl, S. Downey, D. Carter, D. Faden, W. Kucharski, R. Schnieder, K. Orze, E. Hanning, R. Kindle, R. Bibsak, K. Orze, B. Mazany, D. Beloshapa, H. Baxter, D. Terry, D. Camp, D. Kochopolous, K. Gorman, S. Decrescenzo. ROW 4—R. Barley, R. Flores, D. Jamrose, K. Welch, C. Anderson, B. Merritt, R. Luptak, B. Cannon, L. Chandler, S. Czech, B. Rubin, B. Dycus, M. Simon, S. Pendrick, M. Simon, T. Zaborski, D. Kepple, B. Schultz, D. Shike. ROW 5—P. McLean, S. Koontz, S. Snyder, G. Smith, D. Prorkowski, C. Beda, J. Whelan, D. Von Alman, M. Kapusta. 9RCHESTRA—FRONT ROW—R. Silverman, L. Vaznois, D. Zaikas, M. Milosavljvich, P. Basham, R. Mitchell, A. Stephans, H. Kulik. ROW 2—G. Johnston, D. Cross, Zubak, S. Pen- dricks, J. Yaney, E. Hanning, R. Kfhdle, R. Lynch, T. Zyla, D. Doss, R. Bibsak. ROW 3—R. Borchardt, G. Smith, L. Adams, B. Lynch, J. Gyure, A. Pappas, C. Farmer, P. Gulasy, A. Vandersteen, D. Shike, M. Bechtell. Glads Pursue Prosperity in Business World A wide variety of classes were offered at Gavit this year in the stenographic, clerical, and book¬ keeping fields of business. These courses of study trained able stu¬ dents to step right into the business world upon graduation. Stenography was offered to de¬ velop skills of students interested in a typing, stenographic, or sec¬ retarial position for a career. Speed and perfection were stressed in the four semester course of typing and the two semester course of short¬ hand. In transcription, a four semes¬ ter course, emphasis was on the rapid reading of the student’s own shorthand combined with the ad¬ vancement of his typing potency. The secretarial practice course en¬ abled the pupil to practice his sec¬ retarial skills to the organization and activities of a typical office. In bookkeeping, the basic essen¬ tials of bookkeeping concepts, term¬ inology, principles, and problems were among several general areas learned. Here, as in the stenograph¬ ic course, typing with the addition of office machines, general business, business law, business English, and various other business electives were also taught. Seniors Joel Hochman and Dave Huner- yager discuss legal term charts with teacher Earl Freuhling in Business Law. Salesman Don Wilson tries to sell his classmates on the trouble lite and its various uses—skunking people, playing “Mission Impossible” . . . 24 Not missing a word, government intellectuals conscientiously record the day’s lecture. 26 Junior sociologists participate in group discussions of class survey results. Ray Cooley gives fellow historians a pointed tour through Europe. Pupils Interpret Past to Understand Present Everybody wants to get into the act as U.S. History students take time from their studies to pose. The students ' rights and duties as American citizens were stressed throughout various courses in the social studies department. This de¬ partment attempted to produce within the young student an aware¬ ness of his human heritage and to instill within him a love for his country. Government, sociology, economics, psychology, and con¬ temporary history courses outlined the world today, while world his¬ tory, United States history, world geography, and Far East history offered the student a knowledge of the past, essential to an under¬ standing of the present. Critical thinking was developed as facts were presented and an¬ alyzed through the participation of students in heated discussions. Textbook lessons were supplement¬ ed by films, guest speakers, news¬ papers, student weeklies, field trips, and research papers. The fascinating story of man un¬ folded as each student began to realize the true principles of demo¬ cratic ideals manifested in his own enthusiasm, idealism, and loyalty. Psychology students display their various backgrounds as they construct their family trees. 27 Chefs, Seamstresses Master Domestic Arts Seamstress Janise Cherven happily as¬ sists Beth Lynch with her corduroy project for advanced clothing. Future chefs cautiously prepare to view their “homemade” creations. This year Gavit’s home economics department strove to give the entire Gavit poplace—male and female a working knowledge of homemaking techniques. Seamstresses acquired fimdamen- tal sewing skills, applying them to such basic projects as skirts, and jumpers in Clothing 1. They ad¬ vanced to more difficult work with pleated skirts, pajamas and tailored blouses in Clothing 2. As students became even more skillful they un¬ dertook coat and suit projects, restyling and updating a wardrobe, and a dressy dress, by applying advanced sewing techniques taught in Clothing 3 and 4. Gavit cooks concocted pastry, cakes, and other baked goods in Foods 2, while applying fundamen¬ tals learned in Goods 1. In Foods 3 future homemakers continued with their cookery while learning techniques of menu planning and budgeting. In boys foods, boys were offered the opportunity to become experienced in such homemaking necessities as table setting and man¬ ners, shopping and planning meals, and basic cooking principles. The masked welder strikes again. Trying to get the SCROLL out on schedule is printer Danny Morris. Future Artisians Develop Industrial Arts Mr. Molnar goes over the electrical system of a house with his future electricians. Gavit’s industrial arts depart¬ ment again offered curricula varied enough to satisfy the demands and interests of each student. Graphic arts taught operation of the letter- press and offset printing presses. Students learned techniques and methods used in the paper and ink industry. In second semester they became familiar with processes of halftones, binding, and multi-color printing. Novice mechanical drawing stu¬ dents concentrated on fundamentals of drawing instruments and then progressed to more advanced work; including sectional and pictoral drawing, as well as architectural drawing and home design. In woodworking, aspiring crafts¬ men learned operation of wood¬ working tools and machines. They applied their skills through con¬ struction of a chosen project. 30 br u)M€ s ■J 5 P- Ki€ I .FULL MOON Action Is the Name of the Game for Scholastic Stars Exclaim, ”We Try Harder” VALEDICTORIAN—Anne Royal. SALUATORIAN—Diana Saltanovitz. TOP TEN—FRONT ROW—Anne Royal. ROW 2—V. Gerdich, D. Saltanovitz. ROW 3—R. Stookey, L. Kaminski, L. Elliott. ROW 4—M. King, P. Goldner, K. Zajicek, L. Carrara. 36 Good Citizenship, Service Honored ROTARIANS—FRONT ROW—Ron Kohut, Don Salczynski, Rick Barnes. ROW 2—Kevin BUck, Reed Hayne, Wade Werth, Joel Hochman. DAR—Jill Stephens. Some Historians Some Will be Statesmen, GIRLS STATE—Chris Doloszycki and Mary Jo Parkovich (alternate). BETTY CRCXTKER HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW—Anne Royal. Scholars, Journalists Earn Merit Honors NATIONAL MERIT FINALISTS—Jan Morrow, Anne Royal, Margo Pasko, Liz Ford, Diana Saltanovitz. Speakers, Linguists and the Language of Law The Gavit Speech Team, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Hayes, of¬ fered potential orators and actors an opportunity to demonstate their talents at local, regional, and na¬ tional speech meets. Categories members could choose to enter in¬ cluded humorous or dramatic in¬ terpretation, extempt, impromptu, discussion, oratory declamation, original oratory, and poetry. In December the speech team sent members to the Indiana High School Debaters Conference and Indiana Student Legislative Assem¬ bly at Purdue University, Lafayette Campus. Participants imitated con¬ gress, using strict {larliamentary procedure, in forming bills in com¬ mittees and then presenting them on the floor. Gavit received unique recognition as Rich Emerson be¬ came the only person from the Calumet Region to receive an award for being an outstanding Senator. World travelers Jill Stephens, Craig Muir, and Liz Ford studied in France, Germany, and Mexico respectively un¬ der the Indiana Honors Program. SPEECH CLUB—SEATED—K. Zajicek. FRONT ROW—T. Labus, C. Dupree, K. Black, L. Elliott. ROW 2—M. Marks, S. Marks, N. Davey. ROW 3—G. Long, D. Fields. ROW 4—R. Emerson, J. Rogala, C. Madison. Glads Gain Honors in Scholarship and Voice NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY—FRONT ROW—J. Stephens. J. Plunkett, J. Hochman, C. Muir, Mrs. Moll. ROW 2—C. Chikos, P. Goldner, L. Ford, D. Saltanovitz, D. Miller, S. Means. ROW 3—V. Gerdich, L. Kaminski, M. Bonneau, N. Davey, J. Rogala, D. Cherven, J. Cherven. ROW 4—M. Pasko, M. King, L. Sandor, D. Lucas, R. Emerson, A. Royal, L. Elliot. ROW 5—S. Penciak, L. Elliot, K. Zajicek, T. Zyla, R. Stookey, D. Doss. ALL STATE CHOIR—FRONT—Chris GrilUon. ROW 2—Dee Oswalt, Anne Royal. ROW 3—Craig Muir, Hannah Phillips. 41 STUDENT COUNCIL—FRONT ROW—R. Emerson, B. Furlic, G. Blosky, T. Geis, J. Corey, G. Thomas, S. Cowan, C. Brown, C. Chikos, V. Dacey. ROW 2—G. Long, C. Adams, Z. Z. Gabor, M. Black, P. MacCartney, J. Hartman, M. Koval, F. Zappa, J. Saltonovitz, B. Haley. ROW 3—L. Yockey, D. Fea, S. Van Goip. G. Robbins, B. Falgraph, K. Hill, S. Marks, A. Lessy, B. Miller, A. Garfunkal. ROW 4—W. Kaminski, C. Dolosycki, G. Gillian, C. Madison, B. Rindocks, W. McCahon, L. Ford, J. Koliada, J. Novotney, T. Shelton, ROW 5—P. Odom, R. Veray, J. Kish, T. Baxton, J. Skorupa, P. Waite, T. Labus. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS—FRONT ROW—W. Werth (Vice-Pres.), B. Haley (Sec.), C. Doloscyski (Treas.), T. Labiis (Pres.). THESPIANS—FRONT ROW- . Skorupa, M. Pasko, L. Ford. ROW 2—J. Baranowski, J. Stephans, H. Phillips. ROW 3—M. Bonneau, C. Squarcy, Mr. Unkuri, A. RoyaL QUILL AND SCROLL-FRONT ROW—V. Dacey. ROW 2— L. Kitchall, B. Speelman. ROW 4—E. Carter, J. Sanders, B. G. Welters, C. Grillion, A. Shelbome, H. Phillips, i Baranowski, Henry, B. Bunde, C. Muir B. Brown, C. Gaisser, L. Walsh. R. Hill. ROW 3—S. Penciak, C. Squarcy, L. Elliott, B. Fogarty, Pupils Honored in Journalism, Justice, Law STUDENT COURT OFFICIALS — FRONT ROW —C. Muir ROW 2—A. Royal (Recorder), T. Baxton (Soph. Justice), (Chief Justice), K. Black (Sr. Justice), M. Shafer (Jr. Justice). C. Madison (Ballff), R. Emerson (Baliff). 43 Talented Linguists Become World Travelers Many Gavit students visited and studied in foreign lands. ROW 2—L. Lukens (France), C. Muir (Germany), B. Henry FRONT ROW—J. Stephens (France), A. Royal (Switzerland), (Mexico), R. Stookey (Elcquador). L. Ford (Mexico), J. Morrow (Germany), D. Oswalt (France). SPANISH CLUB—FRONT ROW—B. Henry, V. Gerdich, R. Stookey, S. WilMams, Mrs. Marsh Sevald. ROW 2—L. Chalmers, R. Ramos. ROW 3—P. Weimer, P. Kessler, M. Kinsoch, T. Joyce. ROW 4—B. Potter, A. Williams, R. Silverman, D. Hines, C. Dolszycki. ROW 5—P. Turner, C. Kaniuk, B. Redlarczyk, C. Heines. ROW 6—L. Ford, P. Bartowski, M. Bielat, S. Cheek, M. Wetnight. French exchange-student, Jackie Cussonneau, chats with Jill Stephens and Hannah Phillips at a reception in her honor. FREINCH CLUB—FRONT ROW—J. Killian, D. Simms, H. Kulik, M. Wilkinson. ROW 2—S. Yazumbek, A. Horton, J. Stephens. ROW 3—M. Pasko, M. Merrick, B. Brown, L. Walsh, C. Van Lue, D. Horton, M. Moldraski. 45 F.T.A , Y ' Teens Plan Career, Service Goals A new organization, usherettes, was created this year, and was of¬ ficially incorporated as an impor¬ tant part of the drama department. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Ro¬ land Unkuri and the leadership of student director Michelle Koval, members ushered practically all Gavit functions; among them plays, instrumental and choral concerts, and Kiwanis travelogues. Ushering duties included handing out pro¬ grams, keeping order in the au¬ dience, collecting tickets, and serv¬ ing as a general source of infor¬ mation to persons unfamiliar with Gavit. As a special project this year, the usherettes raised almost two hundred dollars selling Gavit helmet banks. With their profits they bought classic, navy blue jumpers in order to be uniformly attired as they performed their various ushering duties. FUTURE TEACHERS—FRONT ROW—S. Kelleher, J. Call, J. Ballard. ROW 2— D. Carter, M. Hansen, C. Benko, C. Nightengale. ROW 3—C. Wojtena, B. Hawkins, J. Bisbee, M. Allen, D. Baranowski, T. Ciesla, D. Schoonover. Y-TEENS—FRONT ROW—M. Kapec, L. Borgman, D. Talenco, K. Ince. ROW 2—L. Szot, J. Guerts, R. Fqua, M. Black. ROW 3 —G. Wolters, J. Duffala, T. Cloth, R. Perry, D. Bailey, P. Winski, J. Spear, J. Zubak. ROW 4—M. Mangone, M. Mitchell, K. Krizman, D. Schroeter, P. Elliot, D. Donahue, B. Dufalla, P. Bartnik. ROW 5—K. McGlaufin, B. Lynch, B. Ince, D. Diann, P. Gibbs, S. Shawn. ROW 6—C. Nelson, B. Lucas, G. Thomas, R. Hill, J. Bartnik, M. Merrick, D. Ellison, D. Lax, D. Moore, N. Bielat, K. Allen, C. Baran, N. Mrzlock, M. Homrich, B. Bunde, E. Bosco, V. Johnson, B. Barnes, R. Rangel, K. Hill. ROW 7—M. Brunde, P. Kosanovich, J. Riskin, M. Kovack, J. Ballon, M. Bielat, M. Michna, S. Anderson, S. Beach, G. Goral, A. Mamala, M. Campbell, K. Sperner, C. Kane, R. Kowalski, M. Merrick, J. Baranowski. USHERETTES—FRONT ROW—P. Weimer, D. Dutz, C. Shutko, J. Saltanovitz, B. Potter, D. Baranowski. ROW 2—P. Turner, J. Rodda, D. Hines. L. Rokoz, M. Koval, M. Lulicb, K. Stahl, E. Myslivi. ROW 3—C. Leland, B. Walworth, S. Babe A. Chovie, K. Spemer, R. Kowalski, M. Kapec, B. Redlarczyk, S. Beach, K. Masleid, Mr. Unkuri. Usherettes Initiate New Ideas at Gavit DRAMA CLUB—FRONT ROW—P. Fer¬ guson, C. Bradburn. ROW 2— P. Kessler, S. Basanda. ROW 3—G. Lathan, B. Plaskota. ROW 4—K. Masleid, Mr. Unkuri. ENGLISH CLUB—FRONT ROW—R. Stookey, C. Spern, J. Rogala, J. Stephens, N. Davey, Mrs. Petty. ROW 2—C. Farris, J. Martell, R. Kowalski. CONSERVATION CLUB—M. Basanda, Mr. Kobe. K. Blaemire, K. HiU, R. Mack, T. Oesterle, R. Odon, T. Fullgraf. LAB ASSISTANTS—FRONT ROW—K. Hill, R. Masleid. ROW 2—M. Shafer, A. Msylivy. ROW 3—K. Stahl, M. LuUch. ROW 4—M. Harrigan, J. Saltanovitz, L. Sandor. ROW 5—M. Homrich, Mr. Kobe. Gavit’s Science Societies and Movie SCIENCE CLUB—FRONT ROW—G. Zugel, K. Popa, D. Kep- Bielat, T. Dorsey, Mr. Mahmet, F. Zappa, B. Hoffman, C. pie, D. Gamez, J. Earl. ROW 2—M. Sanders, R. Mizerik, N. Mead, A. Hertzfeld. 48 A. V.—FRONT ROW—M. Scott, D. Stanley. T. Wheeler, G. Sutton, D. Goins. ROW 2—R. Castleberry, K. Wiley, T. Braxton, M. Vanik, R. Odon. ROW 3—S. Kush, B. Bragion, D. Lambough, J. Rakoozy. ROW 4—J. Hill, K. Johnson, Mr. H. Zaun, A. Garfunkel, T. FuUgraf. ROW 5—M. Austgen, T. DeLache, D. Terry, E. Meissler, S. Doss. ROW 6—M. Schaade, P. McCartney, E. Hanning, D. Dragoin. ROW 7— B. Carmen, J. Budreau, A. Molchan, L. King, B. Thrasher. Groups Offer Training and Experience Glads Lend Their Various Skills to Activities Chess Club, under supervision of Mrs. Reinke, offered interested Glads an oppertimity to maintain and develop their hobby. At each meeting members engaged in chess games, as well as carried on other orders of business, including money¬ raising campMugns. They sponsor profitable sale of Whis-Kits and candles, rewarded the most success- fvil salesman with an Onyx chess set. A chess tournament between club members with chess sets, awarded to first, second, and third place winners, highlighted the first semester. In addition to the high school tournament, one was also held for talented Jr.-Hi. chessmen. ■During the spring, the club planned for a school-wide tournament op)en to any interested Glad. TYPING (XUB—Loraine Peterson, Barbara Sills, Jean Benson. CHESS CLUB—FRONT ROW—R. Masleid (vice-pres.), J. Johnson (pres.), J. Johnson. ROW 2—Alan Sawchuck (sec.-treas.), M. Kapusta. ROW 3—T. DeLache, P. Concialdi, C. Fraiser, L. Enslow. GYM ASSISTANTS — SEATED — S. Britt, P. Gajda, J. Klapkowski, P. Elliot, M. Parkovich. ROW 2—J. Gooch, W. GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 51 Pep Club, Lettermen Lead Spirited Glads PEP CLUB OFFICERS—FRONT ROW—J. Plunkett (treas.), M. Pasko (sgt.-at-arms), L. Shehigian (vice pres.). M. King (sec.), L. Sandor (pres.). Sponsors—Mrs. M. Hieke, Mr. Tom Cameron. PEP CLUB—FRONT ROW—J. Klapkowski, D. Houldson, P. ldner, L. Biancardi, M. Parkovich, L. Sherbit, M. Sanders, P. Smith. ROW 2—C. Baran, J. Wargo, N. Colantonio, C. Squarcy, M. Pasko, J. Core, J. Plunkett, M. King, L. Shehigian, L. Sandor. ROW 3—C. Homrich, S. Smock, D. Sims, K. Man- sueto, C. Koto, A. Myslivy, C. Tobin, C. Kopanko, N. Mrzlock, M. Wotkun. ROW 4—S. Smith, G. Wolters, P. Kessler. B. Plaskota, L. Hrapek, K. Popa, R. Mizerik, P. Bartnik, C. Onia, S. Anderson. ROW 5—J. Berwanger, D. White, N. Ywanow, L. Skalba, R. Rosinski, A Hertzfeldt, B. Douville, D. Cross, S. Lewin, M. Homrich. ROW 6—B. Holstrom, D. Kahdalac, 52 LETTERMEN OFFICERS — FRONT ROW —D. Salczynski (pres.), J. Duffala (sgt.-at arms). ROW 2—T, Irk (treas.), B. Vaznonis (sec), D. Budreau (vice pres.), Mr. Earl Freuhling (sponsor). K. Underwood, M. Klapkowski, K. Sills, P. Weimer, S. Dillon, S. Kelleher, C. Wojtena, D. Baranowski. ROW 7—K. Yer ga, L. Lott, M. Galagher, V. Yockey, D. Tozer, S. Boren, S. Nowaczyk, D. Sitnik, G. McLean, T. Shafer. ROW 8—R. Perry, S. Geary, D. Capriotte, P. Core, A. White, J.’ Murfin, P. Bond, N. Winkley, M. Merrick, P. Anderson. ROW 9—B. Lucas, D. Krizman, S. Redman, D. Kosanovich, K. Charnekar, T. Zuffa, P. Ferguson, K. Beno, S. Bonneau. ROW 10—T. Thrall, M. Mayfield, K. Hill, T. Prendergast, C. Bradburn, L. White, B. Chorba, D. Baker, C. Freeman. BLEACHER BUMS—BOTTOM ROW—F. Etnire, B. Klobuchar, D. Mann, W. Werth, S. Minton, D. White, J. Mochman, J. Ladowicz, T. Cosgrove, I. Lewis, M. Rominger, D. Winkler. ROW 2—R. Lynch, D. Mansueto, M. Earn, S. Smith, B. Berger, M. DeVore, P. Lain, R. Kohut, B. Bell, B. Emig, R. Kmak, E. Carter. LETTERMEN—FRONT ROW—Mr. Freuhling, D. Budreau, J. Ouffala, D. Salczynski. ROW 2—M. Basanda, M. Hansen, D. Stephens, T. McCahon, R. Emerson, V. Rosenau, J. Hajducko. ROW 3—M. Haughee, J. Berk, K. Karlan, R. Hayne, J. Hochman, D. Huneryager, B. Hansen, D. Shike. ROW 4— D. Hammers, D. Thornton, R. Kohut, J. Winkley, J. Wendell, P. Lain, W. Werth, B. Berger. ROW 5—F. Etnire, J. De Armond, E. Carter, J. Parsley, W. Hayne, J. Cameron, D. White, B. Eldridge. ROW 6—T. Hlavaty, B. Baker, W. Kuch- arski, D. Faden, J. Labus, B. Henry. ROW 7—T. Irk, R. Kmak, R. Persic, T. Bajusz, S. Daniels, M. Horvath, R. Barnes. ROW 8—M. Shaler, J. Barton, G. Henderson, R. Cook, A. Kotso, L. Lawrence, M. DeVore, B. Bell. 53 Mat Maids Grace Wrestling Meets MAT MAIDS—Joyce Murfin, Carol Squarcy, Nancy Colantonio, Connie Bradburn, Lynn Sandor, Pat Goldner, Pam Ferguson. A new organization, the Mat Maids, graced wrestling meets this year at G.H.S. Mr. Tom Cameron, B-team wrestling coach, formed the group molded after similar colle¬ giate clubs. The Mat Maids consisted of girls interested in promoting and estab¬ lishing wrestling as the number one sport at Gavit, and were the major source of workers at wrestling meets. Their duties consisted of keeping official score and time of the matches, operating the electric scoreboard, and helping keep track of the dual meet scores. Along with their activities at meets, they promoted spirit through signs and enthusiastic cheering. And, of course, the Mat Majds had an opportunity to get acquainted with the wrestlers! Members included; Lynn Sandor, Linda Biancardi, Nancy Colantonio, Carol Squarcy, Patty Goldner, Barb Hoffman, Matie Sanders, Joyce Murfin, Connie Bradburn, and Terri Zuffa. DRILL TEAM—FRONT ROW—J. Huneryager, J. Cherven, N. M. Lulich, M. Kovach, A. Mamala, P. Rubottom, K. Mc- Witter, B. Sutton (co-captain), B. Bunde (captain), P. Press, Laughlin, B. Lynch, B. Hawkins, S. Archie, G. Lewis, R. M. Wilkins, J. Killian. ROW 2—J. Duffala, L. Lain, P. Winski, Karanovich, S. Zile, J. Guerts, C. Mead, C. Wedding. K. Ince, J. Bartnik, C. Kaniuk, J. Spear, R. Blosky. ROW 3— 54 Pupils Show Responsibility as They Apply MONITORS—FRONT ROW—L. Stringham, B. Reed, C. Hertz- feldt, J. Server, D. Cherven, S. Means, D. Riedrick, S. Hoffman. ROW 2—M. Horvath, C. Dupree, S. Pendrick, C. Premuda, B. Schneider, J. Hochman, M. Kovach, P. Burton. ROW 3— J. Morrow, C. Adams, V. Bergstrom, M. Black, S. Daniels, K. Sills, K. Allen, B. Bossinger, J. Snaders, V. Dacey. ROW 4—D. Craft, S. Kingery, D. Lucas, C. Grillion, G. Blosky, R. Hill, M. King, K. Black, K. Zajicek, R. Stookey. ROW 5— K. Orze, C. VanLue, J. Sudac, B. Speelman, E. Sweet, G. Allegra, P. Press, D. Nejson, J. Burfield, T. Labus. ROW 6— P. Elliot, J. Zubak, N.. Colantonio, R. Blosky, J. Donague, M. DeVore, B. Elmig, D. Mansueto, E. Malloy, F. Etnire. ROW 7—J. Cargal, B. Bell, D. Shike, D. Knoerzer, J. Seward, J. WendeU, D. Winkler, J. Winkley, B. Klobuchar, E. Carter. ROW 8—K. Dockery, R. Barnes, Z.-Z. Gabor, C. Reeise, J. DeBoer, T. Harney, B. Dorris, C. Shreve. GUIDANCE AIDS—FRONT ROW—K. Sills, E. Ponce. ROW 2—S. Dillion, K. Veray, G. Smith, D. Simms. ROW 3—N. Witter, D. Cherven, D. Oswalt. ROW 4— S. Kingery, C. Brown, J. Cherven. LIBRARY AIDS—SEATED- . Carmon, S. Martin, S. Ponce, M. Zerkel, B. Chorba, B. Merritt, B. Redlarczyk, D. Schoonover. ROW 2—G. .Allegra, D. 56 Skills and Talents to Volunteer Service BOOKSTORE HELPERS—FRONT ROW—K. Veray, R. Veray, A. Shelbourne, S. Dillon. ROW 2—N. Howe, L. Seicker, P. Wells, C. Bettner. ROW 3—C. Hardin, D. Medwete. ROW 4— L. Hamill, B. Muhr, L. Gluth, B. Bunde, P. Winski, D. Frye, B. Stigall, C. VanLue, P. Burton, P. Gajda, M. McDonald, M. Tuskan. Moore, J. McNab, L. Eppley, S. Dwars, D. Ellison, M. Thomas, N. Davey, G. Wolters. OFFICE AIDS—D. Hines, S. Greer, B. Hawkins, R. O’Drobinak, D. Boyer, C. Reeise, T. Thrall, J. Cunningham, D. Walker, T. Cunningham, J. Phillips, B. Merritt, D. Schoonover, M. Turner. Seated—P. Kessler. 57 Romeo, Juliet Inspires ”Till It Be Morrow” Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet provided the atmosphere for “Til It Be Morrow,” the 1969 Junior- Senior Prom held on May 16, 1969. Candlelight, garlands, and pillars enhanced the Knights of Columbus Hall, transforming it into the Cap- ulet’s courtyard. The evening was beautiful, as only Prom night can be, bringing with it white tuxes, pastel formals, sweet flowers, and lingering per¬ fume. Later, the two hundred couples present watched Joel Hocht , Junior Class President, lead the coronation ceremonies. Bonnie Haley, escorted by Larry Lubon- tina, was crowned Prom Queen. Her court included Linda Biancardi, escorted by John Sanders; Nanoy Colantonio, escorted by Don Sal- czjmski; Diane Klobuchar, escorted by Don DeArmond; and Karen Farmer, escorted by Jeff De¬ Armond. “How about going to Mac’s?” Ron Kohut casually suggests to Pat Dacey. 1969 Prom Queen and her court were Diane Klobuchar, Lubotina; Linda Biancardi, escorted by John Sanders; and escorted by Don DeArmond; Nancy Colantonia, escorted by Karen Farmer, escorted by Jeff DeArmond. Don Salczynski; Queen Bonnie Haley, escorted by Larry 62 Bums, Skits and Parade Highlight Festivities Gavit’s 1969-70 Homecoming fes¬ tivities began in full swing with a Pep Rally the evening before the game. Following Morton’s death march, performed by the Bleacher Bums, several skits were presented by some students and faculty mem¬ bers. Suspense in the crowd mount¬ ed as Mr. Football, Joel Hochman, was announced. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of jimior Robin Blosky, escorted by Pat Lain, as Gavit’s 1969-70 Foot¬ ball Homecoming Queen. Robin’s court included Linda Biancardi escorted by Dan Mansueto; Juhe Klapkowski escorted by Brian Bell; Nancy Witter escorted by Dave Huneryager; and Bonnie Haley escorted by Ivan Lewis. Homecoming Day’s celebrations started with the annual Homecom¬ ing Parade consisting of twenty-six entrants. For the first time in Gavit’s history there was a tie for first in the class float category between the senior float themed “Sting ’Em!” and the sophomore float, entitled : We’re Expecting a Victory.” Bums Ed Carter and Jim Duffala “hoop” it up before the game. Gavit Glads shine by the light of the moon. Football Homecoming Queen, Robin Blosky, receives crown from last year’s queen, Cheryl Werth. Queen Robin Blosky and her escort, Pat Lain, acknowledge applauding crowd. Gavit teachers reveal their true ambitions at the Homecoming Pep Rally. Glads Jubilant as They Saddle the Mustangs January 23, 1970, marked Gavit’s fifth annual Basketball Homecom¬ ing. The announcement of Ed Carter as “Best Bum” launched the half-time activities. This award was a first in the history of homecom¬ ing festivities. Senior Julie Klap- kowski was crowned 1970 Basket¬ ball Homecoming Queen by last year’s queen, Linda Biancardi. Julie’s court included Karen Far¬ mer, Lenore Kaminski, Debbie Med- wetz, and Nancy Witter. The drill team provided entertainment with their routine to “Sugar, Sugar.” Joyful Gladiators got their chance to celebrate (celebrate!) their vic¬ tory over Munster at the dance that followed the game. The World Column’s heavy sounds vibrated throughout the cafeteria and en¬ tertained all. Victory-minded Glads excitedly cheer their team on. 1970 Basketball Homecoming court: Karen Farmer escorted, escorted by Pat Lain; and Nancy Witter, escorted by Ed by Ron Kohut; Lenore Kaminski, escorted by Doug White, Malloy. Julie Klapkowski, escorted by Ivan Lewis; Debbie Medwetz, 66 “Beautiful dance, terrible time,” says Rod Cook as he jokingly puts date Jeri Gooch in her place. Masam Abtrol reader of tKe c-| ' ? rx “Oh my stars!” I see a girl in your life. Sweetheart Dance Starts New Tradition Soon to leave, Jo Ellen Huneryager and Turnabout dance proves worthwhile for sophomore Sherrie Tucker as she Dale Keller dance the last dance. coveted date with big senior Ronnie Kohut. 68 And Gavit’s Social World Thrives On Following tradition, the senior class sponsored the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Refreshments of apple cider and doughnuts were serv . Tables with checkered tablecloths and cen¬ terpieces made from Michelobe bottles and marigolds completed the decorations. To add to the atmos¬ phere all the couples were dressed down as hill folks. Mike DeVore and Brian Bell could be found at the hitchin’ post as Marryin’ Sam. Candidates for Li’l Abner were Brian Bell, Jeff DeArmond, Ivan Lewis, Ed Malloy, and Wade Werth. Candidates for Daisy Mae were Dee Cherven, Nancy Colantonio, Vickie Dacy, Karen Farmer, emd Julie Klapkowski. To climax the festiv¬ ities, the beautiful Julie Klapkowski and the handsome Brian Bell were named Daisy Mae and Li’l Abner. Mr. Green jeans takes time out from the Captain Kangaroo Show to attend Gavit’s social event of the year. Marryin’ Sam (Bucky Bell) puts his John Hancock on a marriage certificate for the happy couple—Judy Sanders and Mike (Waterhead) DeVore. ““Mow’d y’all like a nice swig a ma corn whiskey?” asks bootlegger Barb Bossinger to date Bill Klobuchar. 70 A mighty mountain of seniors. Student Council treasurer, Chris Doloszycki, and cUss pr - dents, Dave Huneryager (Sr.), Jim Barton (Jr.), Andy Kmiec (Soph.), and Merrill Clark (Frosh), patiently await their turn to relate their experiences on their Community CHiest Tour to faculty and student body. Throughout the year, Gavit’s musicaUy talented performed both choral and instrumental concerts for the enjoyment of capacity audi¬ ences. The instrumental groups made their debute in November with the orchestras and middle school bands performing for an audiaice. The music was rather heavy and serious. Included was a unique performance by a quartet playing recorders, in¬ struments dating back to ancient times. In keeping with the holiday spirit the Concert Band gave “A Holiday Concert.” Also, in what is becoming traditional, the high school orchestra accompanied the choral department for their annual Christmas concert. The choral department launched their musical year with a fall con¬ cert consisting of mostly solemn, religious, and traditional songs. For their next concert, “Christmas is a Time for Song,” the spirit was light and gay, as only the Christmas sea¬ son can be. Bob Stookey adds a touch of humor to the Christmas Concert with his imper¬ sonation of Santa Claus. The Junior Choir sings a selection of Christmas carols at the annual Christmas Concert. The choral department’s annual Christmas Concert is aided by the orchestra. 72 : ‘f ■ ' ■ f — -‘ Concert Choir performs a cantata for full house attending Christmas Concert. 73 The solemn portion of the Christmas Concert was presented by the Concert Choir. ”A11 My Darlings” Acclaimed by Critics The Gladiator Theater success¬ fully presented “All My Darlings,” a play by Thomas Byrnes. Similar to “Cheaper by the Dozen,” the play is about a family, the Byrnes, who lives in a house infested with bees. The father wants a better life for his children, so he continually makes attempts to sell the house— much to the dismay to his wife and children. An old German couple, the Klein- schmidts, are interested in moving and are shown different houses by the determined Van Ettig, the real¬ tor. Meanwhile, Mr. Byrnes is fight¬ ing to keep his sanity as a result of anything from problems with his three scheming, stubborn daughters to his horse-sick son Tony. After many comical incidents and a few touching ones, Mr. Byrnes finally ends up buying his original house from the Kleinschmidts, and everyone lives happily ever after— even the bees! CAST OF CHARACTERS Mr. Byrnes . . Carl Bradley Mrs. Byrnes . . Cher Nightlinger Nina . . Sue Basabda Danielle . . Sally Marks Mr. Kleinschmidt. . Mark Schaade Mrs. Kleinschmidt . . Joanne Saltanovitz Van Ettig. . Bruce Rindocks Tony. .James Barrett Mrs. Endicott . . Connie Bradbum Mrs. Ryan . . Mary Campbell Peggy . . Joan Yaney Mrs. Chase . . Regina O’Drobinak The children tell their problems to Mrs. Chase and Mrs. Ryan, two sympathizing neighbors, who still insist that a clean house is a happy house. Mrs. Endicott realizes with horror that Tortoni wants to blow her precious bees clear across Lake Michigan. Annual One-Act Productions Success The Gladiator Theater, under the direction of Mr. Roland Unkuri, presented its annual production of three one-act plays. Trifles is a murder mystery cen¬ tering around the death of a far¬ mer by his wife. A motive is what the investigators search for, but the ladies who come along to gather items for the imprisoned farmer’s wife discover the true reason for the farmer’s death. The Bard of BakersvUle High is a farce. In the course of production of the balcony scene from Romeo and Juliet, the students of the drama department at Bakersville High take the meaning of the scene seriously and plan an elopement of the two main characters. Finally, there is A Man Called Duddy, which takes place in Ever¬ ett Fields’ Funeral Home. At his own funeral, Douglas R. Cooper III, appears in spirit to philosophize about life. With the different visits of people to the funeral home, Duddy reacts to inform the aud¬ ience of his opinions of the person. Cast: Trifles George Henderson-Karl Bradley Henry Peters - Joe Skorupa Lewis Hale _ John Kish Mrs. Peters_ Liz Ford Mrs. Hale _ Mary Ann Kapec Cast: The Bard at BakersvUle High Amy Winston-Katy Kimmons Freddy Watson - Mark Schaade Mary Ella Hodges_ SaUy Marks Miss Annie Greenlow . Margaret Reister Mrs. Ogden-Kimberly Allen Cast: A Man Called Dnddy Duddy (Douglas R. Cooper III) - Bob Stookey Mrs. Lydia Adkins Connie Bradbum Mr. Everett Fields-Mike Harrigan Jessie Fields- Marie O’Drobinak Lawyer Tolliver-Karl Bradley Mary Ellen Hodges, Sally Marks, exe¬ cutes a quick change—and where else? on stage! C?harles and Beulah along with Mary, Miss Greenlow, Freddy, Amy, and Mrs. Ogden prepare for the Bakersville High School production of Romeo and Juliet. 76 Cheerleaders Direct School Spirit Rallying enthusiasm from ener¬ getic crowds, cheerleaders fostered school spirit for the boys on Gavit’s athletic teams. B-team and varsity cheerleaders attended Smith-Walbridge camp for one week during the summer. They learned new cheers, chants, pom¬ pom routines, and tumbling tech¬ niques. The varsity cheerleaders won the “spirit stick” twice during the camp contest. This is the high¬ est award given to cheerleaders. Under the sponsorship of Miss Sandra Osteen, the girls excited more school pep by putting up clever signs in the halls and in the gym. “S-I-N-K—Sink that shot!” says varsity cheerleader Pat Goldner. “Gavit has Go-o-o-o-o Power!” declares Julie Klapkowski. Junior Devida Houldson says, “Cheer, cheer for Gavit High!” 78 “We ' ve got spirit!” says captain of the varsity cheerleaders Linda Biancardi. B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS:, (clockwise from top) Matie Sanders, Pam Smith, L. Sherbit, Mary Jo Parkovich. 79 Superstaff Scores Once More! SUPERSTAFF—FRONT ROW—L. Walsh, B. Fogarty, L. Kit- B. Bossinger, J. Sanders, J. Klapkowski, V. Dacey, N. Colan- chell, B. Sutton, B. Brown, A. Shelbourne, N. Newcomb, B. tonio, S. Cowan, M. Pasko, C. uarcy, J. Core, L. Kaminski, Speelman, J. McNab, L. Elliot, J. Barton. ROW 2—J. Stephens, K. Farmer, L. Biancardi. PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS Nancy ORGANIZATIONS EDITORS JiU Step- FACULTY EDITOR Nancy Newcomb. Colantonio and Karen Farmer. hens and Pat Goldner. ' i ART EDITOR Hannah Phillips. SCHOOL LIFE EDITOR Rich Linsen- FUTURA SALES—Bob Henry. Novel Achievements, Features Expand Scroll The 1969-70 Scroll expanded this year with the addition of new staff members, special features, more pictures and more frequent publications. The Scroll was printed by a photo-offset press. With the assistance of the graphic arts de¬ partment, a new feature Council Comer, was added this year to keep students well-infromed about the accomplishments and activities of the Student Council. The editor, Steve Penciak, and assistant editor, Robert Henry, expressed the Scroll’s point of view on such topics as “School Spirit,” “Legalization of Marijuana,” “Gavit Coverage—Fact or Opinion?” and “Does GHS Pre¬ pare Students?” In addition to those done on the paper, special achievements were done outside of the publications room. Three reporters attended a press conference in January con¬ ducted especially for Tommy James and the Shondells. Big Three—Bob Henry, assistant editor; Steve Penciak, editor; Mr. Donald Kopenec, advisor. Reporters—Around the table—Bethany Brown, Winkley, Debbie Kapusta, Mary Bunde, Paula Nancy Newcomb, Leslee Walsh, Allison White, Nancy Gibbs, Peggy Hester, Julie Hartmann. 82 On the option Dave Budreau runs around end with Terry Irk waiting for the pitch out. On the run quarterback Dave Budreau fires pigskin to a waiting receiver. 86 VARSITY FOOTBALL OPP. GHS 19 Tech IS 35 Valparaiso 0 23 E. C. Roosevelt 6 6 Whiting 47 21 Clark 13 6 E. C. Washingt4Mi 16 33 Morton 13 6 Hanunond High 28 20 Chesterton 14 Watching the flip of the coin are co¬ captains Jay Berk and Dave Budreau. Varsity Gridders Fight a Tough Season Hands outstreched, Newman leaps for the reception. Gavit’s varsity football squad, competing in the newly formed Indiana Lake Shore Conference, placed fifth in the conference with a record of three wins and four losses. The gridders’ wins came at the expense of Whiting, Hammond High, and East Chicago Washing¬ ton. The victories over Hammond High and E.C. Washington were only the second ones recorded by Gavit teams against these two schools. Over all, the Gladiators finished the season three and six with non-conference losses coming at the hands of Chesterton and state-ranked Valparaiso. Three-year veteran, senior Jay Berk, gained Tri-City All Star re¬ cognition as a defensive end. Senior quarterback Dave Budreau, offen¬ sive end Don Wilson, and junior halfback Terry Irk led the Glads in offensive statistics. “Butchers” Jerry Cameron and Jay Berk were the team’s top tacklers. ' This past season was the last for Gavit’s head football mentor, Mr. George Smith, who retired after ten years. VARSITY FOOTBALL—FRONT ROW—S. Daniels, R. JSjnaK, G. Hosmer, L. Lukens, M. Homrich, M. Laskowski, M. Levin, J. Kish, P. Carroll, J. Barton, J. Cameron. ROW 2—D. Prugh, B. Wendell, R. Simms, P. Bergstrom, M. Venturini, T. Cos¬ grove, R. Huneryager, R. Linsenmann, V. Gutowsky, B. Davis, M. Howe. ROW 3—J. Pollard, D. Doss, M. Hadu, J. DeArmond, D. Wilson, D. Budreau, J. Wendell, L. Lawrence, J. Labus, S Hanas, J. fetm. KUW — j. uem, u. jraguai, o. rorxenoury, J. Hochman, A. Stephans, B. Baker, D. White, W. Snider, J. Krsak. ROW 5—P. Concialdi (mgr.), D. Pratt (mgr.), J. John n (mgr.), W. Werth, J. Winkley, T. Irk. Coaches: P. Brush (lineman), J. Quinn (varsity defense), L. Kujawa (assistant b-team), G. Smith (head). 87 B ' Team, Frosh Tackle FRESHMAN FOOTBALL OPP. GHS 6 Tech 12 0 E.C. Rooeevelt 8 6 Whitins 36 6 CUrk 8 16 E.C. Washington 0 30 Morton 14 6 Hammond Hich 12 FRESHMAN FOOTBALI FRONT ROW—D. Cosgrove, J. Lain, D. Horvath, S. Baker, R. Cooley, B. Littlejohn, M. Sanders. M. Ferree, T. Skiba. ROW 2—K. Blaemire, D. Moser, J. Bond, J. Federoff, C. Wilkins, K. Decrescenzo, P. Vido, Coach John Quinn gives last minute instruction to B-team players preceding start of third quarter. 88 Season as They Focus on Varsity Position J, Wendell, J. Coto, R. Waggcner. ROW 3—J. Wargo, B. Lawrence, G. Johnson, P Budreau, M. Clark, J. Schwertfeger, K. Welch, G. Adams. ROW 4—T. Kujawa (raach), G. Michels, J. Koliada (mgr.), R. Smith, B. Neubauer, M. Hill, D. Holtz, T. Qualls. Enthuised official does his job Half-back Marty Hadu receives instruc¬ tions from B-team Coach John Quinn. 89 Rugged B ' ballers Tally Impressive Season VARSITY BASKETBALL OPP. GHS 38 TP North 56 47 Griffith 82 66 Highland 83 55 Hobart 72 68 Wallace 56 52 Chesterton 56 46 Tech 58 57 CUrk 68 56 TFS 62 60 Lake Central 73 59 Calumet 58 64 Morton 67 62 Munster 63 75 CUrk 73 73 Tech 76 85 ECR 73 67 HHS 65 64 Whiting 77 89 Noll 80 97 Portage 75 SECTIONALS 59 HHS 61 90 CUrk 60 Staffed by a large group of re¬ turning letterwinners, Gavit’s var¬ sity hardcourt team posted the best season in seven years of competition with a record of fourteen wins and eight losses. The Glads rolled over TF North, Griffith, Highland, and Hobart in the season’s initial four games. However, hopes for a perfect record were dashed in the fifth game by the visiting Lew Wallace Hornets who stung the Gladiators 68-54. The roundballers got back on track against Chesterton and proceeded to reel off five consecutive victories; the longest such streak in GHS history. Boasting a nine to one record, the Gladiators fell on hard times in the second half of the sea¬ son winning only four of the last ten games.. The wins were especially satisfying since each of the teams, Morton, Munster, Tech, and Whit¬ ing, had beaten last year’s B- ballers. The victory over Munster gave the entire school “Homecom¬ ing Happiness.” ' The high point of the season oc¬ curred when Gavit captured its first Hammond Holiday Tourney title. The favored Glads accomplished the task via a 58-46 win over Tech and a 68-57 championship win over Hammond Clark. Sectional time reawakened Gavit’s desire for the state basketball crown. The GHS B-ballers took the right step opening night by squeak¬ ing past Hammond High by two points. However, Gavit boosters were disappointed in the semi-final game as the team lost to a vengeful Clark Pioneer Five, 90-60. ' Two re¬ turning forwards, Terry Irk and Dennis Hammers, will provide a nucleus for next year’s team. “Look, up in the air—it’s a bird, it’s a plane ... no it’s a basketball!” 90 VARSITY BASKETBALL—FRONT ROW—R. Persic (mgr.), mers, D. Thornton, T. Irk, D. Huneryager, J. Winkley, T. J. Parsley, J. Duffala, A. Kotso. ROW 2—D. Wilson, D. Ham- Bajusz, D. Salczynski, J. DeArmond, D. Budreau. Senior Dan Thornton shows that Gavit is head and shoulders above Bishop Noll Warriors. Don Wilson watches Holiday Tourney action. Forward Terry Irk connects for two points in the Gavit-BNI game. 92 “Okay, you guys. First we beat Munster, Rising above Bishop Noll Warrior on a jump ball, Don Salczynski tips it to a fellow Glad. During half-time. Coach R. Wilson explained strategy that helped Gavit beat Morton. then we paint the bridge.” Senior Dave Huneryager boosts Gavit’s score against Highland with a free throw. 93 B-TEAM BASKETBALJ —FRONT ROW—E. Meissler (mgr.), A. Stephens, D. Johnson, K. Karlen, A. Pawlowski, R. Kindle, ' R. Huneryager, M. Hansen, R. Lammertin, E. Hurd, D. Ford, D. Premuda, J. Fortenbury. J. Biancardi, L. Kula. ROW 2—P. Concialdi (mgr.), B. Nabors, B ' Team’s Past Foresha(iows Great Future B-TEAM BASKETBALL OPP. CHS 46 TF North 35 21 Griffith 33 47 HighUnd 30 46 Hobart 50 33 Wallace 31 41 Chesterton 42 47 Bishop NoU 48 46 E.C. Roosevelt 28 68 Morton 38 52 TF South 74 39 Lake Central 52 49 Calumet 39 36 Morton 37 45 Munster 43 40 Clark 48 41 Tech 31 37 E.C. Roosevelt 54 36 HHS 53 53 Whiting 55 63 Bishop Noll 53 42 Portage 45 Between two Meteor defenders sophomore Jerry Parsley successfully maneuvers the balL Frosh Show Ability in Grueling Season FRESHMAN -K! : I : —FRONT ROW—M. Sanders, G. Forgish, R. Kotso. ROW 2—M. Clark, i. inicnna, d. Black. ROW 3—R. Scott, P. Budreau, J. Baliga. ROW 4—M. Hill, L. Vaznonis, J. Federoff. ROW 5—R. Hawkins, T. Skiba, M. McCormick, D. Horvath, Coach B. Wilson. “Up and in” yells the crowd as fresh¬ man Merrill Clark adds two for the Gavit cause. Jumping high, Dave Horvath scores two more. 95 Varsity Grapplers Capture Lake Shore Conference Title VARSITY WRESTLING OPP. GHS 28 Highland 14 13 CUrk 35 8 Whiting; 40 8 E.C. Roosevelt 39 18 Hammond High 29 15 E.C. Washington 27 15 Morton 21 16 Tech 35 28 Chesterton 11 27 Hobart 18 14 Lake Central 31 Gavit matmen continued their lock on the conference trophy by gamering their fifth straight cham¬ pionship with a 7-0 conference rec¬ ord. The team’s overall record was 8-3 with their only losses coming at the hands of Highland, Chester¬ ton and Hobart. Gavit won two individual confer¬ ence championships as Jim Baron, 130 lbs., and Jay Berk, heavy¬ weight, captured first place in the Hammond Tourney. In the Fresh¬ man-Sophomore Invitational Tour¬ ney, Gavit captured three individual championships; Mike Lozano at 107 lbs., Ed Manus at 115 lbs., and Andy Kmiec at 124 lbs. A core of returning Lettermen for Coach Smith and Coach Cameron include Mike McLaughlin, Mike Lozano, Mike Shafer, Andy Kmiec, Jim Barton, Gerry Cameron, and Bob Baker assure Gavit a solid line¬ up for the coming season. VARSITY WRESTLERS—FRONT ROW—M. Lozano, M. Sha- —J. Barton, B. Baker, J. Krsak, J. Berk, J. Hochman, D. fer, A. Kmiec, J. Wendell, J. Cameron, M. McLaughlin. ROW 2 Foster. 96 One-hundred and seven pounder Mike Lozano begins to turn his man over for another five points. Joel Hochman maneuvers against Highland opponent. Varsity grappler Jim Barton meets Highland’s Lee Lay head to head. ((€“ B-TEAM WRESTLING OPP. OHS 27 HiKhland 19 14 CUrk 38 58 Whltinf 47 15 E.C. Roosevelt 55 23 Hammond High 21 19 E.C. Washinrton 29 15 Morton 29 12 Tech 33 13 Chesterton 37 32 Hobart 16 17 Lake Central 28 Junior Grapplers Win B ' Trophy Getting another 2 points, Bob Wendell reverses his opponent. Gavit won another match as freshman Jeff Bond defeated his Lake Central opponent. B-TEAM WRESTLERS—FRONT ROW—E. Manus, R. Graves, T. Cosgrove, J. Labus, L. Lawrence, L. Lukens, S. Hanus. M. Freels. ROW 2—V. Gutowsky, M. Howe, J. Bono, J. Vadas, BASEBALL TEAM—FRONT. ROW—F. Etnire, B. Vaznonis, D. Salczynski, J. Duffala, J. Wilson, M. Clark, J. Caret, D. Steinkraus, R. Lammertin, J. Novalich, J. DeArmond, R. De¬ lano. ROW 2—Coach Paul Brush, R. Lynch, B. Borchardt, D. Huneryager, J. Winkley, D. Hammers, D. Thornton, D. Wilson, E. Meissler, Coach Norm Banas. Ball Players Hustle for a Swinging Season Dan Thornton races for home plate for another score and victory for Gavlt. Second baseman Jim Duffala deter¬ minedly holds on to the ball, despite all opposing obstacles. Gavit Harriers Dash to Fourth Place Finish Sprinter Mike Haughee successfully completes the two mile course with im- p re8sive time. Placing 4th in the ' conference, Gavit’s light-footed harriers finished the season with a 8-7 overall record. Sophomore Jerry Parsley improved his freshman record by beaming the Hammond city meet champion and Gavit’s first representative in the regionals via his 4 th place finish in the sectionals. The sectional squad, finished 9th out of 23 teams, included seniors Mike Haughee, Dave Huneryager, Jim Duffala; juniors Mike Hansen, Tom Bajusz; sophomore Jerry Pars¬ ley, and freshman Larry King. CROSS-COUNTRY—FRONT ROW—T. McCahon, L. King, J. D. Huneryager, T. Bajusz, M. Haughee, Coach Earl FreuhUng. Duffala, B. Bell, J. Parsley. ROW 2—B. Hansen, M. Hansen, 102 as They Produce Hammond City Champion Gavit varsity springs into action at the start of the meet. Run, Parsley, Parsley run run, Munster’s on your tail! Gavit sprinters once again bum up the cinders in first place position. straining muscles Dave Shike rises over hurdle in the 120 yard high hurdles. Track Stars Accelerate to Great Speeds Taking a mightly leap, broad jumper Rick Barnes first getr Now reaching out in the final effort, Rick flies through the the height he needs for a winning jump. air toward a first place ribbon. TRACK TEAM—FRONT ROW—S. Roth, R. Hadak, J. Vadas, D. Ford, M. Sanders, B. Littlejohn, P. Vidl, S. Hasting, T. Michna, D. Bell, P. Bergstrom, R. Emerson, A. Molchan, V. Rousanu. ROW 2—L. Hebda, D. Renden, C. Fraiser, T. Qualla, J. Budreau, D. Thomas, M. Stahl, R. Kindle, R. Dendering, B. Homerickhouse, R. Qualls, M. Hadu, M. McCormick, J. Hajduck. ROW 3—T. Sefton, D. Degrain, T. Fulgift, T. Ford, C. Peric, J. Parsley, F. Brown, A. Stephens, T. Angelich, R. Barnes. ROW 4—D. Shike, D. Prugh, T. Flener, J. Forten- bury, T. Bajuz, L. Vaznonis, M. Hansen, L. King, D. Budreau, B. Hanson, Coach Bob Wilson, Coach Earl Thompson. 105 TENNIS TEAM—FRONT ROW—W. Kucharski, B. Persic, M. Goodnight, M. Basanda, K. Orze, K. Orze, D. Faden, M. Gorman, R. Hayne, W. Hayne, M. Shafer. ROW 2—Coach Joe Peschke. GIRLS GYMNASTICS TEAM—FRONT ROW—P. Ferguson, G. Thomas, T. Zuffa. ROW 2—D. Capriotti, M. May- field. ROW 3—B. Brown, C. Turner, W. McCahon, E. Anderson, C. Foster. ROW 4—J. Klapkowski. SOCCER TEAM—FRONT ROW—J. Barton. L. Lawrence. J. Huneryager, R. Kohut, T. Spear, Coach John Quinn. ROW 3 Villouva G Dankenbring. M. Laskowski. R. Hayne. I. Lewis. —C. Muir, B. Baker, V. Gutowsky, M. Venturini, D. Holtz, M. McLaughlin. R. Santana. ROW 2—P. Carroll. R. Linsen- P. Labus, D. White, mann, B. Lawrence, A. Resetar, R. Simms, m. Snaier, R. Girls and Guys Turn on to Spring Sports GOLF TEAM—FRONT ROW—M. Janik, L. Connell, B. Wen- night, M. Basanda, F. Zappa, K. Hill, G. Neubauer, B. Rindocks, deU, K. Karlen, T. Hlavaty, T. Irk. ROW 2—Coach Joe Good- B. Fag. 107 - J H-C.p. i X. 3dve « - rpeMCIV SS . .mm $--- Xt. ISA eMr o « u «‘rc all His dk The Senior Class of ’70 completed their last year of high school with a wide range of activities. The an¬ nual Sadie Hawkins Dance was sponsored by the Senior Class in November. The Washington Trip was a learning experience for the upperclassmen. Seniors sported straw colored cords with dark brown accessories for weekly Monday attire. “A Let¬ ter to Santa” themed the float con¬ structed by members of the Senior Class for the Hammond Christmas Parade. Class of ’70 held their spring party in March. With the last days of their high school years approach¬ ing, plans were made for the up¬ coming Senior week activities. Wills Testaments were written by members of the Senior Class wishing to leave behind their proud possessions. Prophesies were read for all members of the class at the Senior Banquet which was held at the Dorchester Inn in Illinois. Class Officers—SEATED—Dee Cherven, Historian, Vickie _jim Wendel, Treasurer, Dave Huneyager, President, Mark Dacey, Vice-President, Marti Wilkins, Secretary. STANDING Horvath, Sgt. at Arms, and Randi Hill, RepresentaUve. no Treasury With Candy Sale JAY MICHAEL BERK Trl-CIty All Stan 4: OuUUndlng Athlete: Captain CYNTHIA LOUISE BETTNER Monitor S: Y-Teens .3: Bookstore 4. LINDA CAROL BIANCAROI Monitor 1,2.3; Football Homecoming Court 4: Basketball Homecoming Queen 3; Prom Court 3; Class Rep. 2; FUTURA 4; G.A.A. 1.2; Pep 2,3,4; Girls Choir 3.4; Girls Chorus 2; Mixed Chrdus 2; Mixed Glee 1.4; B-team Cheer¬ leader 2.3; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Make-up 4; Make-up Committee 1; Matmalds 4; Book¬ store 2 . ANN THERESE BIELAT Monitor 2; French 1; Pep 2,3; Y-Teens I; Lab 2; Attendance 1; Make-up Committee 2: Death Takes A Holiday. RAYMOND FRANCIS BIBZAK Audio 1; Chess 1; Science 1; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Orchestra 1,2,3.4: Dance Band 1,2,3,4: Pep Band 1,3,3,4: Drum Major 2,3,4. KEVIN DARCY BLACK Student Court Official 3,4: Baliff 3: Senior Justice 4; National Forensics League 2,3,4: Rotarians: Audio 1; Conservation 3; Foren¬ sics 3,4; Speech 2; Cross Country 1; Track 1. 2; Lab 2; The Night of January 16. GAYLE HARRIET BLOSKY Student Council Rep. 3.4; Monitor 1,2; Fu¬ ture Nurses 1,2; G.A.A. 3.4; Pep 2; Y-Teens 1; Attendance 1,2; Nurses 2.3,4; Lab 2; Li¬ brary 4. MICHELE IRENE BONNEAU Thespians 2.3,4 (V-Pres): National Honpr Society 3,4; Girls SUte; Class V-Pres. 3; Drama 1.2: FUTURA 2: G.AA. 1,2,3; Stage Crew 1,2,3: Make-up Comm. 1.2,3: ‘The Importance of Being Earnest. “Captain Ap¬ plejack, The Night of January 16. Death Takes a Holiday. Social Studies 3.4. ROBERT LLOYD BORCHARDT Pep Band 1,2,3,4: Football 1,2,3,4. BARBARA LORRAINE B08SINGER Student Council Rep. 1,2,3,4; Monitor 3,4 CUss Rep. 1: Drama 1; TUTURA 4: Pep 2.3 Girls Choir 3 (V-Pres.): Mixed Glee (V- Pres.) 2; Girls Chorus 1; Make-up Comm. 1.2: Cinderella Track Aid 4. DONNA FAY BRADLEY Student Council Rep. 2. JAMES VICTOR BRITT Monitor 2,3,4; Lab 2.3. JUDITH ANN BROWER CANDACE MARGARET BROWN Student Council Rep 4; Monitor 1,2.4; Future Nurses 3 (Pres.): G.A.A. 4. Typing 2; Girls Choir 3: Girls Chorus 1: Mixed Glee 2. J IIS Sophomores Hold Christmas DAVID LEE BROWN Basketball 1.2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. ELIZABETH ANN BUNDE Monitor 1,2; Quill Scroll 4; Drama 1: Drill - 1 2,3,4 (Cap- - - - • - - SHIRLEY JEANNE BDRDEAD Monitor 4: French 1.2; G.A.A. 1.2,3 (Treaa.) ' Girls Choir 2; Girls Chorus 1; Mixed Glee Club 1. JAMES EDWARD BURFIELD Monitor 4: Conservation 3: Concert Orches¬ tra 1.2: Shop Asst. 4. MARILYN CEVON BYRD JOHN WAYNE CAROAL Conservation 3 (Pres.): Football 1,2; Base¬ ball 1,3.4. LINDA MARIE CARRARA Nat. Honor Soc. 3.4; Pep 3: Typing 2; Nurses EDWARD E. CARTER Monitor 2,3,4: Quill Sc Scroll 3,4; Audio 1.2.3,4: FtrrURA 1.2,3,4; SCROLL 1,2.3: Con¬ cert Choir 3,4: Lettermen 2,3,4; Cross Coun¬ try 2,3: Track 1,2.3: SUge Crew 1. DEBORAH ANN CASPER- G A.A. 1.2 (Sec.), 3 (Treas.), 4 (Pres.); Girls Choir 3,4: Girls Chorus 1; Mixed Glee 2: Lab 1.2: Social Studies 3,4. GALONIA J. CAUDILL DENISE CHERVEN Nat. Honor Soc. 3,4; Class HUtorian 4: G.A.A. 1: Pep 1,2,3; Guidance 2. JANICE CHERVEN Nat. Honor Soc. 3.4; Class Rep 3; Drill Team 4; G.A.A. 1: Pep 1.2 (V-Pres.), 3; Guidance. CHRISTINE ANN CHIKOS Student Council Rep. 3.4; Monitor 3; Nat. Honor Soc. 3,4; French 4. NANCY LYNNE COLANTONIO Monitor 2,4: Prom Court 3; Future 4: G.A.A. 1: Pep 2,3.4; Mixed Glee 1: Girls Choir 2. 116 Party in the Student Lounge HAKL.AN RAYMOND COOLKT JR. Student Council Rep. 4: Drill Team 1, 2: FUTURA 4: G.AA. 1: Pep 1.2.3,4; Concert Choir 4: Glrla Choir 3; Girls Chorus 2; Mixed Glee 1; Stage Crew 1; Make-up Comm. 1: Guidance 3; Bookstore 2.3; Lab 4. JOHN EDWARD CORY TIMOTHY JOSEPH COSGROVE Student Council Rep 1: Audio 1: Football 1.1.3.4: Lettermen 4; Soccer 3; Wrestling IJ.3,4. SUSAN KATHLEEN COWAN Student Council Rep. 2.3.4; FUTURA 1.2.3.4; Pep 1.2,3: Girls Choir 3,4; Mixed Glee 1.2; Office Aid 2. Monitor 2,3.4: Pep 3; Typing 2; Death Takes A Holiday, Lab 1. 117 Class Rings Are Ordered by Eligible JACK LEROY DeBOER Boys Choir 1,2,3: Football 1; Basketball 1. PATRICIA ANN DECHON Typing 2; Mixed Glee 1; Girls Chorus 1; Attendance 4; Office S. MARILYN JANE DeGROOT Y-Teens 1. 2 (V-Pres.), 3 (Pres.); Mixed Glee 1; Girls Chorus 3. CLIFFORD LAWRENCE DEPEW Quin Scroll 4: FUTURA 3,4; SCROLL 3; Football 1,2; Wrestling 1; Psychedeic Lolli¬ pop, Little Nell the Orphan Girl ; Lab 4. MICHAEL LAWRENCE DeVORE Monitor 4; Conservation 1,2; Mixed Glee 2- Lettermen 3,4; Basketball 3: Track 1; Lab 3. MARY BETH DILLION Monitors 4; Drill Team 2,3,4; Concert Choir 4; Girls Choir 3; Mixed Glee 1,2. MAUREEN MAE DOUVILLE Monitor 4; G.A.A.: Y-Teens 1; Mixed Glee 1: Girls Chorus 1: Office 3. RANDY LEE DUNN COLLEEN DIANE DUPREE Monitors 3: National Forensics League 2,3,4: English 4 (Sec.-Treas.); Forensics 3 (V-Pres.). 4 (Pres.); French 2; Great Books 1: Speech 2,3,4; Psychldellc Lollipop. JAMES E. DUFFALA Lettermen 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Cross Country 4; Baseball 2,3,4. RHONDA FAYE DUTRO Monitor 3. SUE ANN DWARS Monitors 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4: French 3,4; G.A.A. 3,4. 118 Members of Sophomore Class OOEOTHY KAY DYCU8 Monitori 1.2; National Honor Society 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; Concert Choir 3,4; Glril Choir 2.3; Mixed Glee 1; Lab 2,3. 8TBVKN RAY EGAN Campus Police 2,3; Audio 1.2,3.4. Wood Shop TONY CRAIG EDDLEMON BOBBY JOE ELDRIDGE LINDA BETH ELLIOT National Forensics League 3,4; National Honor Society 3.4: Forensics 3.4; FUTURA 3.4 (Lit. Editor); Future Teachers 1,2.3 (Pres.); Great Books 1. Mixed Glee 1,2; Speech 3,4; Nurses 1. LI8A CAROL ELLIOT National Honor 3.4; Future Nurses 1,2: Great Books 1; Pep 3; Mixed Glee 3.4: Girls Chorus 2; Girls Choir 3.4: Nurses 1. I RICHARD ALLEN EMERSON Stud. Council Rep. 1,2,3,4; Stud. Court Of¬ ficial 3; Monitor 1..3,4; Nat. Forensi cs League 1,2.3.4; Nat. Honor Soc. 1.2: Audio 1,2,3,4: Conservation 3; Forensics 1,2,3,4; Great Books 1; Speech 2: Boys Chorus 1; Boys crhoir 3,4; Lettermen 1,2.3.4; Football 1.2,3,4: Track 1.2,3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; The Night of January 16, Psychedeliic Lollipop. BRETT STUART EMIG Monitor 3.4; German 1,2. LINDA MARIE EPPLEY Student Council Rep. 1; Future Nurses 2; English 4; Spanish 4: Y-Teens 3; Girls Chorus 1. DEBRA ANN ERB Monitor 1; Girls Chorus 1; Mixed Glee I: Office 1; Guidance 1; Bookstore 1. CYNTHIA RAE ERICKSEN Pep 1.2,3,4; Monitor 2. FREDERICK HOWARD ETNIRE Student Council Rep. 2,3,4; Monitor 4; Audio 1,2.3,4: Boys Choir 1; Rythmalres 1; Letter- men 2,3,4; Football 1; Basketball 1.2; Base¬ ball 1,2.3,4. DEBRA LEE FANNIN Monitor 2.3; Pep 2,3; Future Nurses 2; Span¬ ish 1: Mixed Glee 1; Girls Choir 2; Concert Choir 3; Lab 1: Cheerleading 3. KAREN RUTH FARMER Monitors 2.4: Prom-Court 3; Basketball Homecoming Court 4; Class Secretary 3: FUTURA 4 G.A.A 2.3; Pep 1,2.3; Girls Choir 2,3.4: Girls Chorus 2: Concert Choir 4: Beat It Beatnik. Captain Applejack. MICHAEL FARN 119 ”Till It Be Morrow” Themes CYNTHIA MARGARET PARRIS Student Council Representative I; English Club 4: G A.A. 1.2: Guidance Aid 2.8.4. LAWRENCE EDWARD FARRIS Monitor 2.3.4. JOHN DEAN FEDEROFF DAVID FERGUSON JERRY STEVEN FEZI Monitor 3; Football 1.2 (Manager): Base¬ ball 1. DOUGLAS EDWARD FIELDS CYNTHIA ROSE FLETCHER Monitor 3,4; G.A.A. 1; Girls Chorus 1.2; Mixed Glee 1. GREGORY ARON POOR ELIZABETH PUANANI FORD Student Council RepresenUtive 1.2.8.4; Ex¬ change Student I.U. Honors Program; Drama 1.2; English 3; Great Books 1; SCROLL 2; Spanish 3.4; Make Up Comm. 1.2.3; Uttle Nell the Orphan Girl. Teahouse of the August Moon. Trifles. ROSEMARY FOSTER Monitor 1.2,3; G.A A. 1.2; Pep Club 1, Girls Choir 3; Girls Chorus 2; Mixed ( 1; Lab Aid 4. TERRY FRANKOVICH DIANE LEE FRIEDRICH Student Council RepresenUtive 2.3; Pep 1. DEBRA LYNN FRYE Monitor 1.3; Future Teachers 2; Concert Choir 4; Girls Choir 3; Girls Chorus 2; Mixed Glee 1; Nurses Aid 2; Library Aid 1. MICHAEL TERRY GAFFNEY Monitor 1. ; Audio 1,2; Cinetpa Cliib 3; Scroll 4. _.... _____ Officer 3 (Sgt. at Arms); Drama 2.3; SCROLL 3,4; Wood Shop. Mixed Glee Club 1; Boys Choir 2,3,4; Rhythmaires 1,2; Basketball 1 Track 1; SUge Crew 2.3; Monkey’s Paw. Death Takes a Holiday: Choir 2 3 120 Junior Sponsored Prom FRANK MONTE GAMEZ RALPH MICHAEL GAROANO TERESA EMILT OEIS Student Council Representative 4: Monitor 1,3; Y-Teens 2. Mixed Glee Club 1; Girls Chorus 2; Girls Choir 3; Concert Choir 4. VAUNE MARIE OBRDICH National Honor Society 3,4: English 3,4: Spanish Club 1,2,3,4 (Treas.). CARRIE LOUISE GILLIAN LINDA KAT GLEASON National Forensics League 1: Attendance Aid 3. LINDA MARIE GLUTH Monitor 4; Class Officer 1 (Treas.): Drama 1; Pep Club 1.2; Y-Teens 2.3: Concert Choir 3,4: Girls Choir 2: Girls Chorus 1: Mixed Glee 1: Guidance 2: Bookstore 4. TURA 4 (Organization Editor): G.A.A. 1.2.3,4: Pep Club 1.2.3.4: Spanish Club 1,2: Cheer¬ leading 2,3,4; The Wizard of Oz, 1384: Attendance 1. Mat Maids 4: Cinderella Track MICHAEL JAMBS GORMAN Student Council Representative 4: Chess 1,2: Lettermen 3,4: Tennis 2.3,4; Track. 2: Wrestling 1,2,3. CHRISTINE SUE GRILLION Student Council Representative 4: Monitor 4; Quill Scroll 3,4: FUTURA 1.2,3: SCROLL 1,2,3.4: Y-Tecns 2,3,4 (Pres): Concert Choir 3.4: Girls Choir 2: Mixed Glee Club 1.2: Stage Crew 1,2: Makeup 1,2: Night of Jan¬ uary 16. DAVID M. HABBEN Student Council Representative 1,2: Monitor 2,3,4: Philatelic I: Stage Crew. JOSEPH HAJDUCKO Monitor 2.3: Letterman 4: Track 3.4. BONNIE JEAN HALEY Student Council Officer 4 (Treas.): Student Council Representative 2,3: Monitor 1,2: Football Homecoming Court 4: Prom Queen 3: Pep Club 1.2. ELISABETH ANNE HAMILL Monitor 2: Future Nurses 1: Pep Club 2. NANCY JEAN HAMILTON Student Council Representative 1: Monitor 1.3: Nat. Honor Society 3.1: French 1: G.A A. I: Pep Club 1,2: Sewing 3: Y-Teens 1: Junior Class Receives Exercise JAMES EDDIE HANNING Scroll 1.2; Audio-Visual Cub I.2.3.4: and Scroll 1.2; Audio-Visual Club 1.2,S,4. Chess 1,2; EnglUh Club 1.2; rtmjRA 1,2: SCROLL 1,2; Concert Band 1,2,3.4; Concert Orchestra 1.2,3,4: Dance Band 1,2.3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3.4; Letterman 4; Basketball 2.4; Cross Country 1,2; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Lab Aid I.2.3.4. ROBERT HANSEN Football 1; Basketball 1,2; Cross Country 3,4; Track 1,2,3; Letterman 3.4. CAROL HARDIN Monitor 1,4. Pep 2,3; Spanish 1. MICHAEL HAUGHEE Student Council Representative 2; Chess 1: Class Officer 3 (Rep ); Conservation 3; Con¬ cert Choir 2,3,4; Mixed Glee Club 1; Rhy- thmaires 1,2; Letterman 3. 4; Football I; Cross Country 2,3,4; Track 3.4; Wrestling 2. Monitor 3.4; Most Valuable Tennis Player 3,3,4; Chess I; Graphic Arts 1.2. Great Books 1; Letterman 2,3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2.3; Soccer 3,4; Lab 3. KATHLEEN ANN HEDRICK Monitor 2.3; Drama 1: Stage Crew 1.3; Make¬ up Committee 1.3; ' The Importance of Being Earnest, The Night of January 12. CHERYL LYNN BERTZFELDT Monitor 4; Pep 2.3; Girls Choir 3.4; Girls Chorus 2. RONALD ROY HILBRICH Monitor 1.4. RANDI LYNN HILL Student Council Representative 1; Monitor 2; Quill Scroll 3; Class Officer 4 (Repre- senUtive); FUTURE 1.2 (Index); Great Books 1; SCROLL 3.4; Typing Club 2 (Vice-Pres.); Y-Teens 4; Stage Crew 2; Makup Comm. 2; Library Aid 4. KATHLEEN ANN HLUSKA JOEL LEONARD HOCKMAN Nat. Honor Society 3,4 (V.-Pres.); Rotarian Boys SUte: Audio Club; Class Officer 3 (President); Conservation Club 2; Letterman 3.4; Football 2.3,4; Wrestling 1.2,3,4; Soc¬ cer 2,3,4; Lab Assis. 3. SALLY LYNN HOFFMAN Monitor 4; Pep Club 2,3; Y-Teens 1. MARK LOUIS HORVATH Monitor 3; Class Officer 4 (Sgt. at Arms); French Club 1; Letterman 3.4; Basketball 1 (B-Team), 2,3.4 (Varsity); Cross Country 1. JUDITH ELLEN HOUCH Typing Club 2. TOMAS HOUSLEY 122 in Volleyball Tournament LENORB MARIE KAMINSKI Student Council Representative 1,2,3; Na- 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Class Of¬ ficer 1 (Vlce-Pres ); Drill Teanj 2,3; FU- TURA 4 (Academic Ed.); Concert (aiolr 3,4 (Business Manager); Girls Choir 2; Girls Chorus 1 (Librarian); Mixed Glee Club 1; Wizard of Oz; Basketball Homecoming Court 4. LINDA DME KANZAWA Student Council Representative 1,2;S; Na¬ tional Honor Society 3,4; Drama 1; Concert Orchestra 1.2.3 (Pres.); Aid 3.4. STEPHEN H. KAVOIS Football 1.2; Track I.2.3.4. DALE WILLIAM KELLER Concert Band 1.2,3; Concert Orchestra 2; Pep Band 1,2,3. MELINDA KINO National Honor Society 3,4; French 2; G.A.A. 1.2; Pep 2,3,4 (Sec.); Lab 4. SANDRA JAYNE KINGERY Monitor 1,2,3.4; Spanish 1.2; Girls Choir 2; Mixed Glee Club 1; Nurse Aid 2; Guidance J.4; Bookstore 1,2. JULIE KLAPKOWSKI Student Council Representative 1; Monitor 3; Football Homecoming Court 4; Basketball Homecoming Queen 4; Daisy Mae 4; Drama 1.2; Class Officer 2 (Vice-Pres.); FUTURA (Senior Co-Ed ); G.A.A. 1,2,3 4; Pep 2,3.4: Spanish 1; Girls Choir 3,4 (Pres.); Girls Chorus 2 (Vice-Pres.); Mixed Glee Club 2; Girls Track 1.2.3.f; Gymnastics 2.3.4; Cheer¬ leader 4; Make-up 1.2; Lab 4; Wizard of Oz; Gym Aid 2,4: Clndrella Track Aid 4. PHILLIP ALBERT KLEN DIANE MARIE KLOBUCHAR Monitor I: National Honor Society 3,4; Prom Court 3; Class Officer 2,3 (Treas.); G.A.A. I; Pep 1,2,3,4 (Vlce-Pres.-Sec.): Spanish 1.2: Seniors Begin Planning for WILLIAM GARY KLOBUCHAR Student Council Rep. 1: Monitor ,S,4; Cam¬ pus Police 1; Basketball 1. DAVID ALAN KNOERZER RONALD KOBUT Student Council Rep. 1; Student Council 1 (Vlce-Pres.): Rotarians 4; Boys State Alter¬ nate 4: Chess 1,2; Class Office 1 (Sgt. at Arms). 2 (Pres.); Concert Choir 3,4 (Sec.); Mixed Glee Club 2; Rhythmaires 2; Letter- men 3.4; Cross Country 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,2. PAULINE BELEN KORBA Pep 2,2; Speech 1. LARRY K08IBA Conservation Club 2; Football 2; Track 1,2,3; Wrestling 2,2,4. REBECCA CHRISTINE KRUTO Monitors 1.2; FUTURA 2; Pep 2,2,4; Nurses Aid 2.2. THOMAS MITCHELL LABUS Student Council 4 (Pres.); Student Council Rep. 1.2,3; National Forensics League 2,3,4: National Honor SocieW 3,4; Debate 2,3; Forensics 2,3,4; Stage (frew 2; Psychedelic Lollipop; Lab 1,2,2. RAYMOND LACKO JOHN PHILLIP LADOWICZ Student Council Rep. 1: Monitor 2.3; Span¬ ish 1: Basketball 1,2,3; Cross Country 1,2,3; THOMAS PATRICK LAIN Lettermen 2,3,4: Wrestling 1,2,3,4. ROGER LAIN ROBIN LANDFALD Student Council Rep. 1; Sewing 3; G. ' A.A. 1: Concert Orchestra 1,2,3; Make-up Comm. 2; Attendance 3. 124 Annual Sadie Hawkins Dance DOUGLAS SCOTT McCUTCHKN BARBARA MCLAUGHLIN Monitor 1.4; Concert Choir 3; Girls Choir t; Girls Chorus 2; Mixed -Clee Club 1. JANET CAROLINE McNAB Student Council RepresenUtive 3: Monitor 3; FUTURA 4: Pep 1.2,3; Library 4. CHRISTOPHER BLANK MADISON Student Council Representative 4; Student Court Official 4; National Forensics 2,3,4; Audio 1: Debate 2,3; Great Books 1; Science 1,2,3 (Pres.); Concert Orchestra 1.3; Lab 1,2,3; Psychedelic Lollipop. DOUGLAS ALAN MANN DANIEL GEORGE MANSUETO Monitor 3,4; Basketball 1; Cross Country 1,2; Baseball 1. PEGGY LEA MARINARO SALLY MARIE MARKS Student Council Representative 1,2.4; Thes¬ pian 3.4; National Forensics League 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4: National Foren¬ sics Honors Club 3,4 (Jh-es.); G.A.A. 1: Speech 2.3.4; Stage Crew 3,4; The Night of January 16,” Psychedelllc Lollipop, Little Nell. All My Darlings. LAWRENCE MARSHALL Monitor 1,3. 125 Class of ’70 Enters Letter THOMAS FBEDRICK MATUSIK Graphic Arts 2: Spanish aub 1; Mixed Glee 1; Boys Choir 1; Track 2; VtrestUng 1,2. SALLY JEAN MEANS Monitor 1: Nat. Honor Society 3,4; Exchange Student: Future Nurses 1; Spanish Club 2.2; Make-Up Committee 1,2. DEBORAH MARIE MEDWETZ G.A.A. 1,2: Pep Club 2,3; Spanish Club 1; Bookstore Aid 4; Mimitor 1. THOMAS E. MERRITT Audio 1,2,3,4; Graphic Arts 1,2,2. WILLIAM L. MICHEL Philatelic 2; Conservation Club 2; German 1: Math Club 1; Concert Choir 3; Mixed Glee 1; Boys Choir 1; Lab Asst. 2,3,4. DIANE ELAINE MILLER Nat. Honor Society 3,4: Y-Teens 2,2 (Sec.); Lab Asst. 2,2,4. PATRICIA MIZERIK Class Office 4 (Rep.): GJLA. 1; Pep Club 1.2,3,4: Concert Choir 3.4 (Sec.); Girls Choir 2,3: Rythmettes 2.3: Mixed Glee 1. DAVID JOSEPH MORELLI Monitor 4: Concert Orchestra 1.2. JANIS ELAINE MORROW Monitor 4: Pep Club 2,3; Nat. Merit 4. BONNIE JEAN MUHR CRAIG CAMERON MUIR Student Council Official 3,4 (Chief Justice): Nat. Honor Soc. 3.4 (Pres.): Exchange Stu¬ dent: Quill Scroll 4: Audio 1,2.3,4: Chess 2: Great Books 1; SCROLL 2,3,4; Con¬ cert CHioir 2,3,4; Mixed Glee Club 2; Ryth m- aires 2: Letterman 3: Football 1,2; Wrest¬ ling 1; Soccer 2,3. MICHAEL EUGENE MULLINS Monitor 1; Campus Police 1. DAVID LEE NELSON Monitor 4; Conservation 2,3: Basketball 1.2: Baseball 1; Lab Asst. 2.3. KAREN NELSON 126 Washington Trip Is an HENRY M. PIETRZAK JOANNE ALAINE PLUNKR Monitor 4; Nat. Honor Society 3,4 G.A.A. 1; Pep Club 1.2,3.4 (Treas Asst. 3.4. JOHN PAUL POLLARD Monitor 4: Campus Police 3; Concert Band I: Cadet Band 1: Letterman 4; Football 4 (Varsity): Wrestling 4; Lab Asst. 2; G)rm Aid 3. JEAN POWELL CATHERINE PREMUDA Monitor 2: G A.A. 1; Concert Band 1,3,3; Pep Band 1,3.8. MARY JO PREMUDA Nat. Honor Soc. 3.4: G.A.A 1: Spanish Club 3: Concert Choir 3,4; Girls Choir 3: Girls Chorus 3: Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Orchestra 1,3.3,4: Pep Band 1,3,3,4. PATRICIA ANN PRESS Monitor 1,2,3: Drill Team 1,2,3,4: Future Nurses 2.3 (Treas.): G.A.A. 1; Pep Club 3; Y-Teens 2: Nurses Aid 3. JOHN JOSEPH PRESSLEY ROBERT EDWIN QUAYLE 12S Annual Senior Activity JOHN PAUL RASTOVBKY PAUL DAVID REDLARCZTK BARBARA ORAN REED Pep Club 2,3; Concert Choir 4; Girli Choir 2.3; Mixed Glee 1. DONALD FRANKLIN REVERCOMB U Mixed Glee 4; Boys Choir 3; Letterman 1; Football 1; Track 1. GERALD DUANE ROBBINS Philatelic 1.2.3; Concert Choir 3.4; Mixed Glee 2 (accompanist); Boys Choir 1.2 (ac¬ companist); Rythmaires 1 (accomt anist). JUDITH ELANE ROGALA Nat. Honor Society 3.4; Forensics 2.3.4; Mon¬ itor 2. MICHAEL WESLEY ROMINGER Student Council Rep. 1; Monitor 2.4; Cam¬ pus Police 2; C:hess Club 2; Conservation Club 3.4 (Pres); Graphic Arts 1; Bleacher Bums 4; Boys Choir 1; Football 1 B-Team); Trcak 1.3; Soccer 4; Lab Asst. 2. SCOTT LYNDEN ROSALES VAN ALAN BOSENAU Audio 1.2.3.4; Math Club 1,2; Letterman l,2.3,4; Track Mgr. 1.2.3.4; Gym Aid 3. ANNE MARIE ROYAL Thespian 2,3,4; Nat. Honor Society 3.4; Stu¬ dent Council Representative; Exchange Stu¬ dent; Drama 1; Valedictorian; Speech 2; Concert Choir 3.4: Girls Choir 1,2; Girls Chorus 3; Concert Band 1,2.3; Concert Orchestra 1.2,3; Pep Band 1.2,3; Stage Crew 1.2.3; Make-up Comm. 1,2.3; “Beat It. Beatnik, Monkey ' s Paw, Death Takes a Holiday. Little Nell, the Orphan Girl, Psychedellic Lollipop: Betty Crocker. DONALD EDWARD SALCZYNSKI Rotarians 4; Lettermen 1,2.3,4 (Pres.). Foot- baU 1; Basketball 1,2.3,4 (Varsity); Track 1 (Varsity); Baseball 2,3,4 (Varsity). LAWRENCE ALLEN SALMON Nat. Honor Society 3,4; SaluUtorian ;Drama 1; English 3,4 (V-Pres.); French 4; Math 1; Speech 2: Girls Choir 2,4; Rythmaires (acc.) 2; Girls Chorus 2: Concert Choir 3,4 (acc.); Make-up Comm. 2.3; Little Nell, the Orphan Girl. JUDITH MAREE SANDERS Student Council Rep. 1,2,3,4; Monitor 2,3,4; Quill Scroll 3,4; French 1.2; FUTURA 3 (Copy Ed), 4 (Ed.); G.A.A. 1.2,3; Pep 1,2,3; Girls Choir 2; Girls (Thoms 1; Mixed Glee Club 1.2; Make-up Comm. 1,2; Attendance 1.2: Office Aid 2; Guidance 2.3; Lab Asst. 3: Bookstore 1. LYNN ELLEN SANDOR Nat. Honor Society 3,4; Girls SUte (Alter¬ nate): Class Officer 1 (Sec.), 2 (Sec.); DrlU Team 3; FUTURA 4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4 (Pres.); Girls Chorus 1: Mixed Glee Choir 1; Guid¬ ance 1,2,3; Lab Asst. 1.2,3,4: Social Studies Seniors Prepare Their ’’Last Will PAUL DAVID SCHAADE Concert Band 1,2,3; Concert Orchestra 1,2,2; Pei) Band 1,2,3; Cadet Band 1,2.2,4. ROBERT WALTER SCHNEIDER Philatelic 1.2; Concert Band 1.2,3,4; Dance Band 1.3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Lab Aast. 2. ANDREW WILLIAM SCOTT Monitor 1,2; Audio 1.2,3,4; Chest Club 1; Wood Shop 1,2. PATRICIA ANN SEPCHIK Monitor 3; Attendance 2,3,4. CLAIRE LOUISE SENTELL JANICE SUSAN SERVER Monitor 1.2,3.4; Chess 4; French Club 4; Attendance Aid 4. THOMAS JOSEPH SHANLEY Monitor 3,4. JAMES MICHAEL SEWARD Monitor 4; Letterman 4; Football 1,2; Track 1.2,3,4. DAVID CHARLES SHIKE Monitor 4: Concert Band 3.4; Dance Band Pep Band 1,2.3,4; Cadet Band J,2; PATRICK KEITH SILLS FRANK JOSEPH SITI - - Typ- _ _. Mixed Glee Club 1; Attendance Aid 2; Office Aid 1: Nurses Aid 2.3; Library Aid 1.2; Bookstore Aid 3,4. CAROL EDITH SSUTH HARLOW SIDNEY SMITH lU Student Council Rep. 1; Monitor 4; Campus Police 2; Class Office (Rep.); Conservation Club 3.4: Basketball 1,2,3 (B-Team); Cross Country 1,2.3: Track 1,2. JAMES WALTER SNYDER 130 and Testament for Publication randy lee SNYDER RICHARD ALLEI? SPOWART CAROL CATHERINE SQUARCY Thespians 2,3,4; Ouill Scroll 3,4 (Vlce- Pres.); Girls State Representative; FUTURA 2 (Asst. Photo Editor), 3 (Photo Editor), 4 (Editor); Pep Club 3,4, Stage Crew 1,2,3; Malce-up Committee 2,3 (Chairman); Mat Maid 4; Student Council Rep. 3; French 4 ; Drama 1; National Honor Society. DAVID ELWOOD STEPHENS Letterman 3,4; Track 2,3.4. JILL STEPHENS Monitor 1; Thespians 3 (Sec.)u 4; Nat. Honor Soc. 3,4 (Treas.); I.U. Honors Exchange Stu¬ dent: Quill Scroll 3,4; DAR, Drama 1,2 (Sec.), 3 (Pres.); English 4; French Club 3,4 (Pres); FUTURA 2,3 (Business), 4 (Organizations); G.A.A. 2.3; Great Books 1; Pep 3; SCROLL 2; Mixed Glee 1 (Sec ); Stage Crew 1,2; Make-up 1,2.3,4; Little Nell, the Orphan Girl, Captain Applejack, The Wizard of Oz. STEPHEN JAY STEVENSON REBECCA SUE STIGALL Monitor 1,2; Pep 1.2; Concert Choir 4; Girls Choir 2.3; Glrte Chorus 1; Mixed Glee 2.3; Bookstore 3,4. ROBERT GERALD STOOKEY Nat. Honor Soc. 3,4; Exchange English 4; Spanish 3 (Treas.), 4 Concert Choir 3,4; Mixed Glee Choir 2; Rythmaires 1,2. Student; (Pres); 1.2; Boys STEVEN STOVER ANDREW PAUL STRAKA LAURA ANN STRINGHAM Monitor 2; Spanish 1; Y-Teens 3 (Treas.); Girls Choir 3.4; Girls Chorus 1, Mixed Glee JO ELLEN SUDAC SANDRA MAY SULLIVAN Monitor 2; Drama 1.2; Future Nurses I; Sewing Club 1; Make-Up Committee 1; Attendance 4. ELLEN MARIE SWEET 131 the End of Their Reign KUOENA VENABLE Drama 1: Attendance 3,4; Office 2,3. MIKE WAGGONER PATRICIA ANN WAITE Student Council RepreienUtlve 2,3; Future Nuraea 1; Pep 1,2,3; 4; Monitor Lab 4. ALICE LAVERN WALKER BRENDA WALKER DEBORAH JOYCE WALKER Monitor 1; Girls Choir 1; Office 1. Mixed Glee 1; MARY ANN WENDLINGER Pep 2.3. WADE JAMES WERTH Student Council Officer 4 (Vlce-Pres.); Mon¬ itor 3,3.4; Track 1,2,3.4; Letterman 3,4; Foot- baU 1.2,3,4; Basketball 2; Wrestllnc 1; Night DOUGLAS JAMES WHITE Student Council RepreaenUtlve 1: Monitor 1; Conservation 1; Concert Choir 2.3 (Sec.), 4 (Pres.); Mixed Glee Club 1; Boys Chorus 1; Rythmnairea 1,2; Letterman 3.4; Foot¬ ball 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Basketball 1,2; Soccer 3.4. MARTHA MARIR WILKINS Student Council Representative 3; Class Of¬ ficer 4 (Sec.); G.A.A. 3; Pep 2; Drill Team 4; Spanish 1; Make-up 2. SUSAN ELEANOR WILLIAMS Student Council RepresenUtive 2; Monitor 3; Great Books 1; Spanish 3.4 (Sec.); Y- Tecna 1; Girls Choir 3: Girls Chorus I: Mixed Glee 2,4. DONALD WILSON Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Letterman 2,3.4. 1,2.S,4; Baseball 133 spring Party, First and Last RONALD DEAN WILSON DANIEL FELIX WINKLER Monitor 4: Drama Club 1: Science 2,3; Wood Shop 2,3; Stage Crew 1,2; Lab Aait. 1,2.3. JACK BRUCE WINKLEY Wood Shop Basketball NANCY MARIE WITTER Student Council Rep. 3; Monitor 3: Football Homecoming Court 3,4: Drill Team 3,4; Pep RICHARD RAYMOND WOTKUN Monitor 2,4. BARBARA J. TATES 134 for Graduating Seniors “WILD BUNCH”—Julie Klapkowski, Vickie Dacey, Pat Goldner, Carol Squarcy, and Judy Sanders. Not pictured, Bonnie Haley and Barb Bossinger. Part of the activities that went on at the Senior’s Spring Party was a smaU war. Juniors Prepare for Prom and College JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS—Jim Barton (President), Peggy Elliot (Treasurer), Mike Hanson (Sgt.-at-Arms), Bob Baker (Vice-Pres.), Nancy Newcomb (Secretary). Members of the class of ’71 launched their first year as upper¬ classmen by receiving their class rings on September 19. As the Octo¬ ber Football Homecoming .drew near, Juniors -decorated a float themed “We’ll Reel in a Victory.’’ Looking toward the future, a majority of coUegebound juniors took the PSAT, NMSQT, and the SAT tests. In addition, many re¬ ceived individual counseling in the guidance office. Early in March, energetic Juniors rambled in the Intermural Home¬ room Volleyball Tournament. Later in March a class auction was held in order to appropriate more funds for class activities of the future. On May 16 enthusiastic Juniors sponsored the 1970 Prom “In the Midst of Heaven” at the Marquette Park Pavilion in Gary. Class officers for the year were Jim Barton, President; Bob Baker, Vice-President; Nancy Newcomb, Secretary; Peggy Elliot, Treasurer; and Mike Hanson, Sergeant-at- Arms. Class sponsors were Mr. Kenneth Wysocki and Mrs. Phyllis Prater. Adams, Sue Allen, Susan Anderson, EUlen Anderson, Lan Angelo, Gwen Arthur, Jackie Askew, Joyce Apps, Dave Baccino, Linda ajusz, Tom Baker, Bob Ballard, Mela Ballon, Jane Baran, Lee Baran, Carol Barnes, Joyce Barrett, James Bartnik, Judy Barzycki, John Basanda, Mark Basile, Bob Beck, Mike Bednar, Debbie BeUord, Garry a £ a 136 Beloshapka, Dave Bentley, Beverly Bielat, Mary Blosky, Robin rgman, Laura Botsko, Ester Boyer, Debbie Britt, Sharon Brown, Fred Burdyl, Sue Cambell, Ma Cameron, Jerry Canada, Louis Canale, Jeri Cannon, Beth Cantrell, Rich Carmen, Allegra Carmen, Bill Carroll, Pat Carter, Donna Chandler, Leslie Cheek, Sue Cherault, Debra Chorba, B4ary Ann Collins, David Cook, Rod Cook, Terry Craig, Sue Cronk, Brian Dack, Diane DeCrescenzo, Sam Dodd, Bob Doloszycki, Chris Donaghey, Jo Ann Dorris, Bev Drabenstot, Cliff Dragoin, Dan Driscoll, Kathy Dunbar, Debbie Dunn, Sharyn Early, Rich Elkins, Jim Elliott, Peggy Faden, Dan Faught, Belinda Ferguson, Rich Fisher, Rosie Flores, Alan Fogarty, Barb Ford, Tim Fortenbury, Jim Foster, Charlotte Frazier, Dave Fuoss, Pam Gajda, Patty Garret, Jay Geheb, Madonna Genovesi, Tom Gerdich, Mike Glenn, Geraldine Gnass, Dave Golec, Dave Gooch, Jeri Goodpaster, Donna Gorman, Kevin Grace, Donna Hall, Bev Hammers, Dennis Hansen, Marie Hansoi, Mike Hatcher, Ron Haughee, Jon 137 Helpingstine, Dan Hendershot, Joan Henderson, Gary Henry, Bob Hines, Carol Hippel, Debbie Hoffman, John Hoffman, Sheryl Holstrom, Mark Holtz, Bill Homrich, Maureen Horton, Denise Houk, Pat Houldson, Devida Howat, Scott Hudnall, Dorothy Huneryager, Jo-E. Hurd, Sharon Hussey, Diane Hlavty, Terry Ince, I ren Ince, Mary Beth Irk, Terry Janik, Tom Johnson, John Jones, Glenn Kaniuk, Cindy Kapusta, Mark Karlen, Kim Kelley, Debbie Kessey, Candy Killian, Joan Kindle, Roy Kinsock, Mary B. Kiser, Linda Kitchens, Ruth A. Kitchens, Terry Kmak, Ray Knestrict, Sharon Knoerzer, Jim Komasinski, Tom Koontz, Karen Kotso, Alan Kowalski, Renee Krsak, John Kucharski, Walter Kulik, Halina Lach, Liz Ladd, Steven Landfald, Jim Lannin, Marsha Lashowski, Marty Lawrence, Lee Lax, David Lax, Debbie Lecyk, Mark Ledbetter, Terry Lessard, Randy Levin, Ruth Licciardone, Louis Linsenman, Regina Linsenman, Rich Litton, Bruce Littrell, Stan Long, Bob Loudermilk, Gary Louis, Benjie Lundmark, Paul Luptak, Ron • Mack, Debbie Mack, John Mahns, Sue Mangerson, Bonnie Maranto, Bill Martin, Hobart Martin, Howard Masleid, Bob Mazany, Brian Mazur, Deane McCance, A1 McGaha, Glen McLaughlin, Mike McL« an, Patty Mead, Tom Meeks, Ron Merrick, Maureen Meyers, Sherry Michelin, Marjie Michna, Mary Middleton, Kris Miller, Vester Mitchell, Bill Mitchell, Dinah Mitchell, Riley Mincheski, Brad Monzulla, Ike Moore, Debbie Morris, Dan Moss, Roy Mrzlock, Nancy Muir, Dave Murday, Tim Newcomb, Nancy Nauta, Steve Novalich, John Nowak, cuff Odom, Pat Onia, Becki Orlando, Vickie Orze, Ken Orze, Kevin Paczkowski, Rich PagUai, Dave Pappas, Pat Parker, Duane Parkovich, Mary Parsley, BeUnda Perry, Ray Persic, Bob Peschke, Mark 139 E 1 1 J— . M _ Pickett, Tim Pittman, Jim Popa, Danny Powell, Kathy Pratt, Dave Premuda, Doug Procter, Randy Quinn, Debbie Quisenberry, L. Rachich, Ann Radke, Joe Raines, Vicky Raksanyi, Joanne Ramsey, Mike Ramsey, Sandy Ray, Jerry Rindocks, Bruce Rippe, Rich Rose, Jack Rybecki, Mark Sabo, Linda Salmon, Jim Sandefur, Bill Schroeter, Debbie Schultz, Bob SeU, Mark Serafin, Dennis Shafer, Mike Shantz, Bill Shelton, Mike Simon, Mike Shreve, Christy Shelboume, A. Shepp, Ed Shultman, Rich Skafish, Bob Skorupa, Joe Smith, Doug mith, Carol Smutko, Scott Snider, Wayne Snodgrass, Teri Spear, Jackie Spillers, Roger Stahl, Shirley Steinkraus, Dean Stevens, Ed Stivers, Jim Sullivan, Sarah Sutton, Bonnie Swanaon, Phyllia Szot, Lynette Talenco, Donna Tame, Marybeth Thomas, Beverly Thompson, Ginger Thorsky, Jill Thrall, Dave Trayne, Tom Trtan, Tom TsolaJ , Chris Turner, Greg Turner, Mary Jo Turnpaugh, G. VanLue, Charlotte Ventimiglia, M. V turini, Mike Veray, Rose Vestal, Jackie Vido, Steve Walsh, Donna Walsh, Leslee Exchange student Rubens Filio enjoys his studies at Gavit; especially his jimior chemistry class. Walsh, Linda, Wargo, Janice Watson, Jim Watson, Rhonda Weaver, Dorothy Webb, Sheila Weighley, Les Weimer, Phyllis Wells, Pat Wendell, Bob Wetnight, Marie Wilkinson, Mary Wilson, Dave Wingard, Debbie Winski, Pat Yazumbek, Shirley Yonke, Joy Zaborski, Tim Zaikis, Ervin Zalkowski, Debbie Zbikowski, Melany Zerkel, Debbie Zubak, Janet Zubay, Jean 141 Sophomores Display Class Rings With Pride As Football Homecoming neared, diligent: sophomores decorated a float proclaiming “We’re Expecting a Victory.” The float featured a tall and proud stork plus a taped recording singing “Rock-a-bye Mor¬ ton.” The seniors and the soph¬ omores both placed first in class float competition. This dilemma was a first in Gavit’s history. Enthusiastic sophomores increas¬ ed their activities during the sec¬ ond semester. In February, sophs of good standing were permitted to order their class rings. In prepar¬ ation for their prom in 1971 mem¬ bers of the class organized prom committees and selected a prom site. Activities later in the semester included a dance in May. Officers directing the class of ’72 this year were Andy Kmiec, Presi¬ dent; John Kish, Vice-President; Ruth Karanovich, Secretary; and Rory Simms, Treasurer. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS—(left to right) Kory Simms (Vice President), John Kish (Treasurer), Ruth Karonovich (Secretary), Andy Kmiec (President). Abe, Tom Alexanderson, D. Allen, Meredith Andersen, Susan Anderson, Mike Archie, Sue Arredondo, Louis Austgen, Mark Barley, Pam Bailey, Shawn Ballard, Jolene Ballou, Rich Balucki, Mark Baranowski, Diane Barnes, Charles Bartnik, Patty Basanda, Susan Basham, Pam Basile, Tony Batchelor, Regina Bechtel, Mark Bellamy, Joe Benko, Carol Bergstrom, Paul 142 Biancardi, Jody Bielat, Nancy Billen, Karen Bisbee, Judy Blankenship, R. Blevins, Cathy Bogucki, Barry Boren, Tony Bom, BiU Bortz, Pam Boyer, Bob Bradley, Debra Braxton, Tom Brightwell, Dennis Brotherton, Jean Brower, Dennis Bruce, Kevin Buckman, Guy Busovsky, Pam Buttram, Debbi Call, Janet Call, Janice Camp, Diane Cannon, Tom Carman, Jill Carpenter, John Carter, Debbie Carver, Karen Castitter, Curtis Certa, Debbie Chant, Jerry Chinn, Patty Chumbley, Garry Ciesla, Terri Clark, Richard Cofer, Mike Collins, Linda Compton, Nancy Connell, Larry Cooley, Donna Coto, Kathy Craft, Steve Craig, John Cross, Diana Czech, Stan Czuba, Mark Daniels, Gerald Daniels, Russell Dankenbring, G. Davis, Jeff Davis, Barry Dechon, Cathy Dechon, Margaret Degnan, Mark Diehl, Randy Dillon, Susan Dimickele, Sandra Dimos, Rory Dockery, Karen Donaghy, Tom Dorge, lima Douthett, Joanne Douville, Beverly Downey, Sandy Duffala, Jackie Dutz, Darlene Dwars, Tom Dycus, Bill Dziuk, Ray Egan, Tom Earl, Jerry Earl, Joe 143 Early, Jeanne Early, Jennifer Elkins, Robin Farmer, Caryn Ferguson, Mike Flener, Tim Fogarty, Julie Fogarty, Suzann Ford, Dan Fors he, Bill Fowdy, Trudy Frayer, Don Freels, Cathy Fritz, Jim Frye, Joe PuUgraf, Tom Furlic, Bob Furman, Philip Gadberry, Carroll Gamez, Diana Gargano, Tony Geheb, Dale Guerts, Jane Gilfillan, Larry i m m I i k ,1 A Lj__ I a ' s.. If 3 Gombus, Laurie Goral, Gabriella Granfield, Dan Gray, Don Gulasy, Pamela Gutowski, Vic Gyure, Judy Hamersle y, Debbie Hamilton, Gary Hanas, Steve Hansen, Kathy Hanson, Eddie Harrigan, Mike Harris, Betty Harrison, Sherry Havill, George Hawkins, Barbara Hayne, Webb Hebda, Larry Hertzfeldt, Almira Hill, Kent Hippel, John Hoffman, B. C. Hoffman, B. J. Hoffman, Jim Homrich, Mike Hosmer, Grover Howe, Mike Hrapek, Liz Huneryager, Russ Hurd, Earl Hojnacki, Irvin Jablonski, Jeff Johnson, Connie Johnson, Dale Johnson, Jay Johnson, Jim E. Johnston, Ken Johnston, Pattie Jones, Cindy Kapec, Mary Ann Karanovich, Ruth KeUeher, Shelly Kenar, Mary Ann Kessler, Pamela Kimmons, Kathy Kish, John Kitchens, Tom 144 Klapkowski, M. Kmiec, Andy Kovach, Marcia Koval, Michelle Krakowiak, John Kratochvil, Greg Kucharski, Debbie Kucsera, Mary A. Kucsera, Richard Kula, Larry Kumiega, Karen Kwolek, Janet Labus, Joe Lahners, Ruth Lain, Liz Lain, Sheila Lammertin, Randy Lament, A rtin Latham, Laura Lawhon, Clarence Lawley, Randall Laws, Debbie Lax, Becky Lecyk, David Lozano, Jesse Lozano, Mike Lucas, Janet Lukens, Lincoln Lula, Louis Lulich, Martha Lynch, Beth Macey, Susan Macnak, Alan Maicher, Gail Mamala, Anna Mangerson, Doris Marsueto, Kathy Marinaro, Penny Markley, Colle«i Marrs, Bill 145 Masleid, Karen Mayfield, Marian McAdoo, Bill McMahon, Brian McCahon, Wilma McLaughlin, K. Mead, Cynthia Meissler, Ed Michalowski, D. Michal, Gene Milosavlievic, M. Mincheski, Doug Minchuk, Charles Minton, Jack Mizerik, Renne Moler, Alan Molnar, Pat Moore, Brenda Moore, Janet Morariu, Sharon Mores, Francene Morris, Gwen Morrison, Rich Muehrer, Pat Musser, Marilyn Mustain, Kevin Mysliwy, Aileen Nabors, William Naftzer, Debra Nelson, Chris Nightingale, Cindy Nightlinger, S. Norman, Bill Novak, Larry O ' boyle, Dan O’Drobinak, Marie Oesterle, Jeff Onia, Cindy Oprisko, Jim Orlando, Sam Pace, Karen Pappas, Athene Parker, Paul Parsley, Jerry Pasternak, R. Pawlowski, Andy Pettit, Jim Pettit, Robert Sophomores listen intently in an effort to learn world geography; past as re¬ lated to present. 146 Pierce, Carl Piorkowski, Dan Pittman, Don Plaskota, Barbara Pollard, Kevin Popa, Kim Potter, Beth Prugh, David Pucalik, Mike Pucalik, Shirley Rak, Joel Ramsey, Steve Redlarczyk, B. Reinholt, Albert Reiter, Edgar Renwanz, Robert Resetar, Alan Ridenour, David Rippe, Carl Riskin, Janet Rodda, Joann Rokosz, Laura Ronjak, Candice Rosinski, Rhonda Rubin, Ben Ruble, Tommy Rubottom, Pat Ryan, Vickie Saltanovitz, JoA. Sanders, Joan Schafbuch, Alan Schoonover, D. Scott, Terri Sentell, Wanda Seward, Pam Shcaks, Donald Shehigian, Lisa Sherbit, Linda Shevchenko, Jerry Shoop, Diane Shutko, Cheryl Sieker, Laura Sills, Barb Sills, Kathy Simms, Rory Sims, Debbie Skalba, Marilynn Skoczlas, Chester Skratsky, Carol Smith, Connie Smith, Mike Smith, Pam Smock, Sandi Snyder, Steve Soltesz, JoAnne Sowula, Sherryl Spear, Tony Spisak, RoseAnn Spoerner, Kathy Stahl, Kathy Stanley, Alan Stark, Phil Stefnik, Ray Stephens, Alan Stewart, Roth Stivers, Patti Summers, Jethro Swaim, Rosemary Sweeney, Mike Sweet, Judy Taylor, Joyce Thomas, Gail 147 Thorpe, Frank Thrall, Terri Trevislo, Barb Trinosky, Elaine Tucker, Sheree Turner, Pat Tuskan, Pat Underwood, Kathy Vandersteen, A1 Vaughn, Jody Vauter, Joe Veray, Kathy Wallace, Barry Wallace, Sheri Walsh, Jackie Weaver, Judy Wedding, Carol Weimer, Pat White, Donna Whitfield, Dennis Wiening, Cathy Wiley, Lewis Wisniewski, D. Wojtena, Cindy Wolters, John Wyzolek, Joe Yokovich, Marybth Yoways, Gary Ywanow, Nancy Zile, Sherry Zolowicz, Monica Zugel, Greg Zyla, Chris Not Pictured C. Adams, B. Fag, A. Garfunkel, J. Harken, G. Lessy, B. MiUer, M. Wig- inton, F. Zappa. Convincing themselves that it r eally would be fun, puzzled Sophomores struggle to comprehend Euclidean Ge¬ ometry. 148 ’’Greenies” Adjust to Pace of Gavit Life The new enthusiastic entrants to Gavit High School ambitiously pre¬ pared for such money-spending oc¬ casions as Prom, class homecoming floats and senior events; including the senior banquet. Freshmen first embarked on the traditional candy sale. Howev er, problems inunedi- ately arose to set back the unfor¬ tunate salesmen as the delicious candy came in mislabeled boxes. When the industrious freshmen fi¬ nally re-labeled the boxes, they found themselves two weeks behind schedule, but nevertheless had a profitable sale. Prizes lured fresh¬ men into becoming super-salesmen. A record player and albums were awarded to the most successful candy vendor. The second place salesman received a record player only, and third place award won an ACDE transistor radio. Endeavoring to earn even more money, the enterprising freshmen initiated a project never before at¬ tempted in the Calumet area. They sold tickets for Brown’s chicken dinners. Leading the freshmen class on to bigger and better things were Merrill Clark, president; Terri Zuffa, vice-president; Nancy Wink- ley, secretary; and Brad Black, treasurer. “And they never could have done it’’ without class sponsors Mr. Don¬ ald Kopenec and Mrs. Jeanne Moll. Adams, Glenn Adams, Linda Adams, Tom Ales, Danny Allen, Bill Allen, Diane Allen, Kimberly Anderson, Gary Anderson, Pat Archibald, Mike Ares, Tom Argus, Tim Arnold, Jeane Arrenholz, John Baccino, Jeff Bailey, Dawn Baker, Debbie Baker, Dwight Baker, Jerald Baliga, Joe Balzer, Bob Barnes, Becki Barnhart, Janice Bartowski, Pam 149 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS—Nancy Winkley (secretary), Terri Zuffa (vice- president), Brad Black (treasurer), Merrill Clark (president). Baxter, Harold Beck, Jeff Beck, Terry Beda, Cy Benson, Sue Beno, Karen Berumen, Janie Berwanger, Joan Beyer, Leonard Black, Brad Black, Melissa Blaemire, Kevin Bodnar, Sandy Boldin, Peter Bond, Jeff Bond, Phyllis Bonneau, Suzette Bonnell, Greg Bonnell, Rich Boren, Sue Bradbum, Connie Bradley, Dave Bratcher, Dave Bruce, Scott Bruno, Russell Bryant, Lynn Budrean, John Budreau, Peter Buehler, Jim Bunde, Mary Burdyl, Peggy Burton, Peggy Butler, Alan Byram, Gary Canady, Linda Capriotti, Debbie Carley, Bob Carmen, Jennifer Carr, Gene Carrier, Cathy Castleberry, Rich Chalmers, Larry Charnekar, Karla Chilcott, Paul Chon, Sandy Cox, Dennis Chorba, Elizabeth Chichocki, Scott Clarich, Bob Clark, Merrill Clark, Pat Connel, Steve Connors, Cindy Cook, Jim Cook, Randy Cooley, Rich Cooper, Gary Core, Pam Cosgrove, Dan Coto, Jay Crook, Gloria Cunningham, J. Cunningham, T. Dankenbring, Rich Dawkins, Carol Decrescenzo, Ken DeGroot, Dwayne Delache, Tom Delano, Debbie Dembowski, Jeff Donahue, Denise Dorge, Elsbeth 150 Doss, Steve Dragoin, Bob Dziuk, Virginia Eagon, Waymon Earl, Jonathan Eckert, Margaret EUlyson, Debbie Emerson, Phyllis Eppley, Gerald Erslow, Leon Fannin, Robin Fain, Patrick Fea, Dyanne Federoff, Jack Ference, Mark Ferguson, Pam Ferree, Mike Forgich, George Frain, Sue Francisky, Jaye Frazier, Carl Frechette, Debbie Freel, Martin Freeman, Cindy Fuqua, Roxanne Furman, Janet Gallagher, Megan Gamez, Betty Geary, Sue Geheb, Paul Gerdich, Mark Gibbs, Paula Goins, Dave Graves, Ricky Greer, Sue Grillion, Richard Harney, Tom Hartmann, Julie Hastings, Steve Haughee, Frank Hawkins, Ray Hehr, Wade Heilman, Marianne Hellinga, Jerry Hester, Peggy Hill, Jim HiU, Karen Hill, Mike 151 Holstrom, Bonnye. Holtz, Dave Homrich, Carol Horton, Adair Horvath, David Hoss, Tom Howe, Nancy Hudak, Jerry Hundewall, Earl Ince, Barbara Jacobs, Tracy Jamrose, David Janik, Mike Jantz, Sandy Johnk, Steve Johnson, Claudia Johnson, Glen Johnson, Ken Johnston, Carl Johnston, Vera Kaminski, Wendie Kandelec, Debbie Kanzawa, Charles Kapusta, Debby Karanovich, Donna Kepple, David Kikalos, Liz Kikalos, Peter King, Larry Kirschieper, Mark Kistner, Pam Klen, Greg Knestrict, Bob Knoerzer, Laura Kochopolous, Dave Koliada, Jim Koontz, Steve Kopanko, Cindy Kosanovich, D. Kotso, Ron Kren, Mary Ellen Krizman, Diana Krsak, Larry Kujawa, Sue Kunnemann, Doug Kush, Steve Kutscher, Dave Labus, Paul Lagneau, Linda Lain, Joe Larkin, Keith Latham, Gail Lawley, Tony Lawrence, Brian Laws, Patty Ledbetter, Marie Leonard, John Licciardone, Rita Limbaugh, David Littlejohn, Bob Loman, Leslie Lozano, Oralia Lucas, Barbara Mack, Rory Malone, Bill Manigrasso, David Mangone, Mary Jo Mann, Gail Manus, Ed Maranto, Charles Marince, Diane Marks, Margaret 152 Marten, JuUe Martin, Sharon Mason, Mike McAb , Janice McAbee, Ray McCaw, Vicki McCorkle, Sue McCormick, Mike McCrum, Donna McDonald, M. McLean, Geraldine Meeks, Jeff Meeks, Tim Meier, Pat Merrick, Michele Merritt, Becky Michels, George Michna, Tom Miller, JaneUe Milosavljevic, A1 Mitchell, Jerry Miterko, Judy Molchan, Alan Moldraski, Mary J. Moore, Bruce Moore, Vicki Morrison, Sidonia Morrow, Jeff Moser, Dan Mote, Cindy Mullins, Pam Muntean, Terry Murfin, Joyce Nelson, Melissa Meubauer, Bill Miszak, Pat Novotany, Jeff Nowaczyk, Sharon Nowak, Margie Odom, Roger O’Drobinak, Regina Oesterle, Tom Omar, Mark Opachan, Karen Orcutt, Gail Oreska, John Overland, Patti Owezarzak, Patty Palkovich, Kim Palubin, Ray Papesh, Phil Paquette, Dan Parker, Debbie Parsanko, Phil Pawlik, Judy PawUk, Lucille Pearson, Cliff Penczak, Joe Pendrick, Stefan Pennington, Kathy Perry, Debbie Perry, Ruth Perz, Irene Peterson, Carla Pickering, Janet Plantz, Kathy Ponce, Sandra Potter, Debbie Prasco, Ken Prendergast, T. Profit, Donna Putschur, Joyce 153 Qualls, Ricky Qualls, Terry Radke, Melissa Radoczy, Joe Rangel, Frances Rasso, Mike Ray, Denise Redman, Shelby Reister, Margaret Reseter, Claudia Robinson, Diana Ramos, Bob Roper, Sue Ross, Lori Ruise, Cheryl Ruttledge, Alan Saczawa, Tom Sanders, Mark Sandoval, Peter Schaade, Mark Schleffki, Larry Schoonover, Carol Schroeter, Diana Schubert, Debbie Schultz, Cindy Schuster, Dan Schwertfeger, Jeff Scott, Mike Scott, Randy Sefton, Scott Serbin, David Shafer, Toni Shearer, Paul Shearon, Mike Shelton, Gary Shepp, Mike Silverman, Rosalie Sitnick, Debbie Skiba, Tom Skinta, Ed Slavena, Karen Smith, David Smith, Gloria Smith, Pat Smith, Ralph Smith, Sandy Solan, Sydella Spisak, Judith Stahl, Margie Stanley, Dan Stempf, Rich Stevens, Pike Stevenson, Dennis Stivers, Terry Sutton, Cliff Thomas, Don Thomas, Mary Thorsky, Greg Thrasher, Bill Timmons, Dana Tobin, Coleen Tozer, Dale Trtan, Terry Turner, Cora Tuskan, Mary Upshaw, Delores Vadas, Jim Vadas, John Van Buskirk, Mark Van Gorp, Ruth Vaznonis, Larry Vestal, Dan 154 Vido, Paul Von Almen, David Von Almen, Debbie Waggoner, Ron Walker, Debbie Walker, Judy Wantroba, Lynn Wargo, Jim Webb, Deniae Welch, Kevin Wendell, Jeff Whelan, John White, Allyson White, Linda MThitfield, Teresa Wiley, Kevin Wilkins, Chuck Wilkinson, David Willies, Devra Williams, Nancy Wilson, Jeff Winarski, Karen Wingard, David Wojciechowski, E. Wolf, BiU Wolters, Bob Wotkon, Mary Wrona, Dan Wszolek, Juliann Wyse, Karen Yaney, Joan Yarusinsky, Chuck Yerga, Kathy Yockey, Linda Zaborski, Mellody Zack, Stan Zaikis, Sue Zerkel, Mary Zilai, Kathy Zolowicz, Gabriella Freshmen journalists ponder old Scroll, discuss weak points, and present new ideas lor a bigger and better Scroll. 155 New Administration Heads Gavit Principal Donald A. Moretton. Assistant Principal Eugene Swaim. Superintendent of Hammond Pyblic Schools Dr. Robert L. Medcalf. HAMMOND SCHOOL BOARD—SEATED—Dr. Henry Eggers, Mr. Alfred Kuhn, Mrs. Claire Stern. ROW 2—Mr. E gar Hudson, M. Ralph Potesta. Dean of Students, Mr. Homer Meredith. Deans, Counselors Aid Students Head Counselor, Mr. John Gulden. Counselors—SEATED—Mrs. Velva Wood, Miss JoAnne Armintrout. Mr. Lawrence Kocal, Mr. Donald McLean, Mr. Vincent Rosales. SECRETARIAL STAFF — SEATED — Mrs. Meissler, Mrs. Gogarty, Mrs. Mid¬ dleton. STANDING—Mrs. Bowers, Mrs. Rosenquist, Miss Fredricks. Coach John Quinn studies the action during a tight football game. MISS JUDY BAKER—Business Educa¬ tion; B.S., M.S.-Indiana State Univer¬ sity. MR. NORM. BANAS—Industrial Arts; B.A.-Purdue University, M.A.-Indiana State University; Varsity Basketball Baseball Coach. MR. LAWRENCE BEGLEY—Govern¬ ment, Economics; B.A., M.A.T.-Indiana University; Sponsor of Campus Police. MISS ZELDA BLACK—School Nurse; B.S.-Vanderbilt University, M.A.-Ohio State; Sponsor of Health Career. MRS. CLARITA BONNER—Chemistry, B.A.-Fisk University. MR. ERWIN BRAUER—Wood Shop; B.S.-IlIinois State, M.S.-Bradley Uni¬ versity; Sponsor of Wood Club. MR. PAUL BRUSH—Health and Safety; B.A.-lllinois State, M.S.-Indiana Uni¬ versity; Varsity Football, Baseball Coach. MR. THOMAS CAMERON—World His¬ tory; B.S.-Indiana State; Pep Club Spon¬ sor, Assistant Wrestling Coach. MR. THOMAS CHINTIS—U.S. History; B.S.-University of San Francisco; Spon¬ sor of Letterman Club, Assistant Bas¬ ketball Coach. MR. THOMAS CLARK—Choral Music; B.A.-St. Procopious College, B.MUS.- American Conservatory of Music, M.S.- Indiana University. MR. RICHARD CLAUSEN — Graphic Arts; B.S., M.S.-Indiana State Univer¬ sity; Sponsor Class of ’74, Graphic Arts Club. MISS DIANE CLINTON—Government, Sociology; B. A. - Houghton College, M.Ed.-University of Buffalo; Chairman of Social Studies Department, Student Court Monitors. 159 Pondering his next move, Mr. Ken Wysocki plays chess during his free time. MR. ALAN CONAWAY—Reading; M.S.- Indiana University. MR. JOSE CRUZ-ALVAREZ—Spanish; B.A., M.S.-Indiana State, Doctor of Law- Havana University. MR. LARRY DEBOER—Latin, EngUsh; B.A.-Indiana University. MR. MARSHALL DELGRECO—Mathe¬ matics; B.S.-Indiana University of Penn¬ sylvania, M.A.T.-Purdue University; Sponsor of Math Club. MR. LARRY DONIAK—Mathematics; A.B.-Indiana University. MRS. ETHYL DREDGE—English; B.A., M.S.-DePaul University. MR. CARY ECKARD—English; B.S.- Indiana University. MRS. FRANKIE FESKO—EngUsh; B.A.- De Pauw University. MISS KAREN FLEMING — English; B.A.-Purdue University. MR. EARL FREUHLING — Business; B S.-Valnaraiso Uniijersity; Cross Coun¬ try, Sponsor of Letterman’s Club. MISS LOUISE GERICHS—Special E du¬ cation; B.S.-Columbia University, M.S.- Indiana University. MR. JAMES GIBSON — Mathematics, EngUsh; B.S., M.S.-Southern IlUnois University. MR. REGINALD GILBERTSON—Art; B.S., M.E.D.-University of Minnesota. MR. JOSEPH GOODNIGHT—History, Economics; B.S.-Indiana State Univer¬ sity; Golf Coach, Tennis Coach, Bas¬ ketball Statistician. MR. THOMAS GREGOR—Industrial Arts; B.S., M.S.-Purdue University. MISS SUSAN GROSSMAN—Speech and Hearing Therapy; B.S.-Indiana Univer¬ sity. MISS RUTH GRUPE—Librarian; B.S.- Indiana State University; Sponsor of Library Club. MRS. BARBARA HAYES — English; B.A.-Purdue University; Sponsor of Forensics. MRS. MYRNA HIEKE—English; B.A.- St. Josephs College; Sponsor of Pep Club. MR. MARTIN HUNT—German; B.A.- University of Evansville, M.S.-Indiana University. MISS ROCHELLE JACKSON—English; B.S.-Simmons College; Co-Sponsor of Y-Teens. MR. JOHN JEFFERIES—Phys ics, Phy¬ sical Science; B.S.-Indiana University, M.A.-Purdue University. MISS MARGARET KELLY—Physical Education; B.S., M.S.-Purdue Univer¬ sity; Sponsor of G.A.A. MR. MICHAEL KOBE—Biology; B.S.- Purdue University, M.S.-Ball State; Chairman of Science Department, Spon¬ sor of Class of ’70, Sponsor of Con¬ servation Club. MR. DONALD KOPENEC — English; B.A.-Quincey College; Newspaper Ad¬ visor, Sponsor of Cinema Club, Spon¬ sor of Class of ’73. MR. THOMAS KUJAWA — Science; B.S., M.S.-Indiana State, Frosh Football Coach. MRS. VIRGINIA LELAND—Biology, Basic Science; B.A.-Indiana University; Sponsor of Chess Club. MR. KELLY MAHMET—Biology, Eng¬ lish; B.S.-Indiana University; Sponsor of Science Club. MR. LEE MANN —UlCSM; B.A., M.A.T.-Purdue University; Sponsor of Math Club. MR. CLAYTON MARQUARDT—Gov¬ ernment, Geography; B.S.-Wisconsin State University, M.A.-Valparaiso Uni¬ versity; Sponsor of Class of ’72. MR. WALTER McCOY—Business; B.S.- Indiana State, M.A.-Indiana University. MISS MARY JO Me MORROW—Home Economics; B.S.-Marshall University, M.S.-Indiana State. MRS. JEANNE MOLL—English, Psy¬ chology; A.B.-Indiana University; Spon¬ sor of Class of ’73, National Honor So¬ ciety Sponsor. MR. JOHN MOLNAR—Electricity, Elec¬ tronics, Math; B.S.-Purdue, M.S.-In¬ diana State. MISS ESSIE MOTT—Business; B.S.- Tennessee State University, A.M.-Co- lumbia University; Co-Sponsor Tropical Fish Club. MR. ROBERT MULLINS — English, Journalism; B.A.-Indiana State; Futura Advisor, Sponsor of Quill Scroll. 162 MISS MAUREEN O’HERN—English; B.A.-Purdue University. MISS SANDRA OSTEEN — Physical Education; B.S.-Indiana University; Sponsor of Class of ’70, Sponsor of Cheerleaders. MRS. OLGA O’TOOLE—Business; B.S.- St. Josephs College; Bookstore Man¬ ager. MRS. ANGELA PENNY—EngUsh; B.A.. M.S.-Indiana University; English De¬ partment Chairman. MRS. LEE PETTY—English; B.A.-St. Benedict, M.A.-Creighton University; Sponsor of English Club. MR. KENNETH PETYO—Social Studies; B.S.-University of Chattanooga; Spon¬ sor of Cinema Club. MRS. PHYLLIS PRATER — Mathe¬ matics; A.B.-University of Kentucky, M. A.-Purdue University; Sponsor of Class of ’71. MISS CYNTHIA PRZONDO—Concert Orchestra, Music Theory; B.M.E.-Amer- ican Conservatory of Music. MR. GENE QUALLS—EngUsh; B.A.- Indiana University; Sponsor of EngUsh Club. MR. JOHN QUINN—EngUsh, Health B.S.-Purdue University; Foot¬ ball Coach, Soccer Coach. MRS. ELEANOR RAINEY—French, De¬ velopmental Reading; B.A.-Indiana Uni¬ versity, Degre Superieur-Subonne, Paris, France; Sponsor of French Club. MRS. FRANCES REINKE — Biology; B.S.-Indiana University, M.A.-Univer- sity of Michigan; Sponsor of Chess Club. Mr. Donald Gavit, Mayor Joseph Klen and Mr. Gene Swaim find time to talk before parUcipat- ing in the football homecoming parade. MISS SUE RENNER—EngUsh, History; B.S.-Indiana University. MRS. LAURA RETHERFORD — Ger¬ man; A.B.-Indiana University. MRS. LORETTA SCHNEIDER—Cloth¬ ing; B.S.-Southem Illinois, M.S.-Indiana University. MRS. BEULAH SECKINGER — Art; B.A.E., M.A.E.-Art Institute. MRS. MARSHA SEVALD — Spanish; A.B.-Indiana University; Sponsor of Spanish Club. MRS. MARTHA SIMPSON—Spanish; B.A.-Purdue University. MR. GEORGE SMITH—Physical Edu¬ cation; B.S., M.A.-Ball State University; Head Coach Varsity Football and Wrest¬ ling. MRS. MARY SMITH—English, Library Science; B.A.-Berea College. MR. DELBERT STEVENS — Mathe¬ matics; A.B.-Valparaiso University, B.S., M.A.-Purdue University. MR. JOHN SWANSON — Economics, History; B.S.-Colorado State, M.A.- Stanford University; Sponsor of Student Council. MR. EARL THOMPSON—Physical Edu¬ cation; M.S.-University of Illinois; Ath¬ letic Director, Head Track Coach. MR. ROLAND UNKURI — English, Drama; B.S., M.S.-Indiana University; Sponsor of Drama Club, Sponsor of National Thespian. MR. WAYNE WAGNER—Physical Edu¬ cation; B.S., M.A.-Ball State; Sponsor of Varsity Shop. MRS. GERALDINE WEILAND—Home Economics; B.S.-Purdue University. MRS. PATRICIA WERVE—French, His¬ tory; B.S.-University of Wisconsin. MR. TERRY WEST—Special Education; B.S.-Indiana University; Sponsor of Pep Club. MR. FRANK WHITESIDE — English, Speech, Debate; B.A.-Lombard College, M_A.-University of Arizona; Sponsor of Varsity Debate. MISS LOUISE WILLIAMS—Geography; B.S. ' Southeast Missouri University; Spsonsor of Class of ’72. MR. RICHARD WILLIS—Mathematics; B.S.-St. Joseph College; Co-Sponsor Drama Club. MR. KENNETH WYSOCKI — Mathe¬ matics; B.S., M.A.T.-Purdue University; Sponsor of Class of ’71. MR. NORMAN YOUNG—Individual In¬ struction Program; B.S.-Indiana State University; Sponsor of Future Teachers of America. MR. STANLEY ZALEY—Instrumental Music; B.S.-Butler University, M.M.- Vandercook. MR. HARVEY ZAUN—A.V. Coordin¬ ator; History; B.S.-Wisconsin State, M.S.-Indiana University; Sponsor of A.V. Club. MISS MARCEL ZLOTNIK — French, Social Studies; B.A.-Indiana University. Gavit faculty end another year with Senior Commencement exercises. 165 i a te wtjwp Ov VojJ if L FROIA 6RUCE. ' V STutep, pntii IcAset tei -Id f’ n r er xlo ft ' BAL T 2 ) « A ik) . Community Index A. W. Almira’s Arby’s Besozzi-Carpenter Ignelzi H.R. Block Brown’s Fried Chicken Burger’s Calumet Construction Calumet Nat’l. Bank Carpetland, U.S.A., Inc. Charles Gluth Sons Roofers Coca-Cola Condes DeLaney Driggs Pharmacy 184 187 105 Dunbar’s Dunkin’ Donuts Eiast Chicago Pattern Works Einhorns Hills Times Agency Hoosier Realty Howard Sons Quality Meats Inland Steel Dr. L.J. Jaracz Jewel Herff Jones Kaye Roach Realty Lewin’s Madura’s Mercantile Nat’l. Bank 194 184 192 182 McDonalds Milikan’s E.C. Minas Miner-Dunn Munster Lanes Patty Cake Bakery Pepsi-Cola Pullman-Standard Sears Robuck Co. Stardust Bowl Stern’s Hardware Tolchinski’s Pharmacy Van Til’s Walinger Studios Woodmar Jewelers Individual Index A Adams, Carol 42, 56, 51, 148 Adams, Glen 88, 149 Adams, Linda 23, 149 Adams, Susan 136 Adams, Thomas 149 Alb, Thomas 137 Ales, Danny 149 Alexanderson, David 137 Allegra, Carmen 137 AUegra, Geraldine 56, 114 Allen, Diane Marie 149 Allen, Kimberly 46 , 56, 149 Allen, Meredith 21, 46, 137 Allen, Shirley 114 Allen, Susan 136 Allen, William 149 Anderson, Avery 114 Anderson, Carry 23 Anderson, Ellen 51, 136 Anderson, Lan 136 Anderson, Michael 142 Anderson, Patricia 52, 149 Anderson, Sue 46, 51, 52, 142 Angelich, Michael 105, 114 Angelo, Gwen 23, 136 Antolsky, Helen 114 Apps, David 21, 136 Archibald, Mike 149 Archie, Susan 21, 51, 52, 54, 142 Argus, Timothy 149 Arnold, Jeane 149 Arredondo, Louie 142 Arrenholz, John 21, 149 Arthur, Jackie 136 Ashley, Harry 114 Austgen, Mark 49, 142 Askew, Joyce 136 B Baccino, Jeff Baccino, Linda Baily, Dawn Bailey, Shawn Bajusz, Thomas Baker, Debra Baker, Dwight Baker, Jerald Baker, Robert Balder, Jerry Baliga, Joseph Ballard, Jolene Ballard, Mela 53, 87, 136 18, 114 95, 149 23, 46, 142 Ballon, Jane 46, 51, 136 Ballou, Richard 142 Balucki, Mark 142 Blazer, Robert 149 Banks, Bobby 114 Baran, Carol 46, 52, 96, 136 Baran, Lee 136 Baranowski, Diane 21, 46, 47, 52, 142 Baranowski, Jayne 42, 46, 114 Barnes, Becky 21, 46, 149 Barnes, Joyce 136 Barnes, Richard 36, 53, 56, 104, 114 Barnhart, Janice 21 Barley, Pam 142 Barley, Rick •’ Barrett, James Bartnik, Judy Bartnik, Patty Barten, Polly Barton, James Bartowsky, Pamela Barzychi, John Basanda, Mark Basanda, Susan Basham, Pam Basile, Robert Basile, Tony Batchelor, Regina Baut, Jackolyn Baxter, Harold Beach, Susan Beaua, Molly Bechtel, Marie Beck, Jeff Beck, Lewis Beck, Terry Beckham, Christina Beda, Peter Bednar, Debra Belashopka, David Belford, Gerry Bell, Brian Bellamy, Joseph Beloshapka, Dave Beno, Deborah Beno, Karen Benko, Carolyn Benson, Keith Benson, Sue Bentley, Beverly Berger, William Berstrom, Paul Berk, Jay 53, 67, Berumen, Jamie Berwanger, Joan Bettner, Cynthia 46, 51, 52, 54, ] 46, 51, 52, ] 20, 1 53, 71, 80, 81, 87, 96, 97, 98, 1 48, 53, 1 21, 46, 1 23, 137 53, 56, 67, 70, 102, 114 52, 46, 22, I 53, 67, 68, 1 87, ] 16. 87, 96, 98, 1 1 52, 1 57, 1 Biancardi, Jody 94, 143 Biancardi, Linda 22, 52, 62, 78, 79, 80, 115 Bibzak, Raymond 23, 115 Bielat, Ann 115 Bielat, Mary ”” Bielat, Nancy G. Billen, Karen Bisbee, Judith Black, Brad Black, Kevin Black, Melissa Blaemire, Kevin Blankenship, Rodger Blevins, Cathy Blosky, Gayle Blosky, Robin Bodnar, Sandy Bogucki, Barney Boldin, Peter Bond, Jeff Bond, Phyllis Bonneau, Michele Bonneau, Suzette Bonnell, Greg Bonnell, Rich Borchardt, Robert Boren, Sue Boren, Tony Borgman, Laura Bom, Bill Bortz, Pam Bossinger, Barbara 143 46, 143 95, 150 36, 41, 42, 56, 115 21, 42, 46, 56, 150 21, 48, 88, 150 143 143 42, 56, 115 51, 52, 54, 56, 65, 137 21, 150 88, 99, 150 21, 51, 52, 150 41, 42, 115 21, 52, 150 46, 137 143 21, 143 22, 56, 70, 80, 112, 115, 135 22, 46, 51, 137 57, 137 Botsko, Esther Boyer, Debora Boyer, Robert 143 Bradbum, Constance 46, 52, 54, 77, 150 Bradley, Dave 150 Bradley, Debra 74, 143 Bradley, Donna ’ 115 Bratcher, David 150 Braxton, Thomas 49, 143 Brightwell, Dennis ’ 143 Britt, Sharon 19 137 Britt, James Victor ’ ng Brotherton, Jean 143 Brower, Dennis 143 Brower, Judith Brown, Bethany Brown, Candace Brown, Dave L. Brown, Eugene Brown, Frederick Brown, Susan Carol Bruce, Kevin Bruce, Scott 18, 42, 45, 51, 80, 81 42, 56, 51, 115 168 Brunde, Bella 46 Castetter, Curtis 143 Brunde, Maurice 46 Castleberry, Dennis 21, 150 Bruno, Russell 150 Caudill, Galonia 116 Bryant, Lynn 150 Chalmers, Larry Chandler, Leslie ISO Budreau, Dave 52, 53, 71, 86, 87, 91, 23, 51, 137 92, 116 Chant, Jerry 143 Buerler, James 150 Charnekar, Karla 52, 150 Bunde, Elizabeth 42, 52, 54, 57, 68, 116 Cheek, Susan 20, 137 Bunde, Mary J. 150 Chenault, Debra 137 Budrean, John 49, 150 Cherven, Denise 12, 41, 56, 110, 116 Budreau, Peter 88 , 95, 150 Cherven, Janise 12, 41, 54, 116 Burdeau, Shirley 116 Chikos, Christy 41, 42 Burdyl, Patricia 51, 150 51, 137 Chilcott, Herbert 150 Burdyl, Sue Chinn, Patty 143 Burfield, Jim 56, 116, 172 Chon, Sandra 150 Busovsky, Pam 49, 143 Chorba, Elizabeth 52, 56 Butler, Alan 150 Chorba, Mary Ann 137 Buttram, Debbi 143 Chumbley, Garry 143 Burton, Peggy 19, 56, 57, 150 Cichicki, Theodore 150 Byrd, Marilyn 116 Ciesla, Terry Clarich, Robert 46, 143 Byrum, Gary 150 150 Clark, Merrill 71, 88, 95, 100, 150 Clark, Pat 150 c Clark, Richard 143 Craft, Steve Craig, John Craig, Sue Cronk, Brian Crook, Gloria Cross, Diane Cubit, Michelle Call, Janice 46, 143 Call, Janie 143 Cameron, Gerald 22, 53, 96, 87, 137 Camp, Diane 23, 143 Campbell, Mary Lynn 46, 137 Canada, Louis 137 Canady, Linda 21 , 22 , 150 Canale, Jeri 22 , 137 Cannon, Beth 23, 137 Cannon, Tom 143 Cantrell, Richard 137 Capriotti, Debra 21, 51, 52, ISO Cargal, John 56, 116 Carley, Robert 150 Carman, Jennifer 56, 143, 150 Carman, William 49, 137 Carpenter, John 21 , 143 Carr, Thomas 150 Carrara, Linda 36, 116 Carrier, Cathy 150 Carroll, Patrick 87, 137 Carter, Debra 21 , 46, 143 Carter, Donna 23, 137 Carter, Ekidie 20, 42, , 53, 56 , 64, 67, 81, 116 Carver, Karen 143 Casper, Deborah 22 , 51, 116 Cloth, Terry Cofer, Michael 143 Colantonio, Nancy .52, 54, 56, 62, 80, 116 Collins, Dave 137 Collins, Linda 143 Compton, Nancy 143 Concialdi, Paul 87, 94 Connell, Larry 143 Connell, Stephen 150 Connors, Cynthia 21, 150 Cook, James 150 Cook, Randy Cook, Rod Cook, Terry Cooley, Bonnie Cooley, Richard Cooley, Harlan Cooper, Gary Core, Jamet Core, Pamela Corey, John Cosgrove, Daniel Cosgrove, Timothy Coto, Jay Coto, Kathy Cowan, Sue Cox, Dennis Craft, Debra 20, 53, 137 22, 137 51, 143 150 26, 88, 117 150 20, 52, 80, 117 21, 51, 52, 150 42, 117 87, 88, 150 53, 71, 99, 117 88 , 150 143 22, 117 Cunningham, Jackie 21, 57, 150 Cunningham, Teresa 21, 150 Czech, Stanley 23, 143 Czuba, Mark 143 D Dacey, Victoria 42, 56, 80, 110, 112, 113, 117, 135 Dack, Bruce 117 Dack, Diane 137 Daniels, Gerald 143 Daniels, James 117 Daniels, Russell 21, 143 Daniels, Steve 53, 87, 117 Dankenbring, Gerry 143, 150 Davey, Nancy 40, 41, , 45, 47, 56, 117 Davis, Barry 143 Davis, Billy 21, 87 Davis, Jeff 117 Davis, Jeffrey Davis, Shirley Karen 143 20, 117 Dawkins, Carol 150 DeArmond, Jeff 20, 53, 62, 71, 87, 92, 100, 117, 192 DeBoer, Jack 56, 118 Dechon, Catherine 143 Dechon, Margaret 51, 143 Dechon, Patricia 118 Decrescenzo, Kenneth 88 , 150 Decrescenzo, Sam 23, 137 Degnan, Mark 143 DeGroot, Dwayne 150 DeGroot, Marilyn 118 Delache, Thomas 21, 49, 150 Delano, Debbie 21 Dembowski, Jeffrey 150 Eiepew, Clifford 81, 118 Devore, Mike 53, 56, 67, 70, 118 Diann, Diane Diehl, Randall 46 23, 143 Dillon, Mary Beth 22 , 118 Dillon, Susan Dimickele, Sandra 52, 56, 57, 143 143 169 Dimos, Carole 118 Dimos, Rory 143 Dockery, Karen 51, 56, 143 Dodd, Bob 137 Doemer, Linda 118 Doloszycki, Christine 42, 71, 137 Donaghey, Josephine 56, 137 Donaghey, Thomas 143 Donahue, Denise 21, 46, 150 Dorge, Elisabeth 150 Dorge, Imgard 143 Dorris, Beverly 22, 56, 137 Dorsey, Thomas 48 Doss, Don 23, 41, 87, 118 Doss, Steve 49, 151 Doutmett, Joanne 21, 143 Douville, Beverly 51, 52, 143 DouviUe, Maureen 118 Downey, Sandra 23, 143 Dranenstot, Cliff 137 Dragoin, Dan 22, 49, 137 Dragoin, Robert 151 Driscol, Kathy 137 Duffala, Jackie 46, 52, 54, 143 Duffala, James 52, 53, 64, 71, 100, 102 , 118 Ehinbar, Debbie 137 Dunn, Randy Dunn, Sharon 118 22, 137 Dupree, Colleen 40, 56, 118 Dutro, Rhonda 118 Dutz, Darlene 47, 143 Dwars, Sue 56, 118 Dwars, Thomas 143 Dycus, Kay 20, 119 Dycus, William 23, 143 Dzivk, Virginia 143, 151 E Eagan, Tom 143 Eagan, Steven 119 Eagan, Wayne 151 Earl, Jerry 21, 143 Earl, John 151 Earl, Joseph 21, 48, 143 Early, Jeanne 21, 144 Early, Jennifer 21, 51, 144 Early, Richard 137 Eckert, Margaret 151 Eddleman, Tony 119 Eldridge, Bob 53, 119 Elkins, Jimmy 137 Elkins, Robin 21, 144 Elliott, Unda 36, 40, 41, , 42, 80, 81, 119 22, 41, 119 Elliott, Lisa ElUott, Peggy 22, 46, 51, 56, 136, 137 Ellyson, Debra 46, 56, 151 Emerson, Joy 22 Emerson, Phyllis 151 Emerson, Richard 12, 40, 41, 42 Emig, Brett 53, 56, 119 Eppley, Jerald 151 Eppley, Linda 56, 119 Erb, Debbie 119 Erickson, Cynthia 119 Erslow, Leon 151 Etnire, Fred 53, 56, 100, 119 F Faden, Daniel 23, 53, 137 Fain, Patrick 151 Fannin, Debra 119 Fannin, Robin 21, 151 Farmer, Caryn 23, 144 Farmer, Karen 14, 22, 62, 66, 80, 119 Farris, Cynthia 45, 47, 120 Farris, Larry 120 Faught, Belinda 137 Fea, Dyanne 42, 51, 151 Federoff, Jack 95, 151 Feleroff, John 88 , 120 Ference, Mark 151 Ferguson, David 120 Ferguson, Mike 144 Ferguson, Pamela 21, 46, 53, 54, 151 Ferguson, Richard 137 Ferree, Mike 88 , 151 Fezi, Jerry 120 Fields, Doug 20, 40, 120 Fisher, Rosie 137 Flener, Tim 144 Fletcher, Cindy 120 Flores, Alan 137 Flores, Rich 23 Fogarty, Barbara 18, 42, 80, 81, 137 Fogarty, Julie 144 Fogarty, Suzann 144 Foor, Gregory 120 Ford, Daniel 16, 94, 144 Ford, Elizabeth 40, 41, 120 Ford, Timothy 137 Forgich, George 95 Forsytre, William 144 Fortenbury, James 87, 94, 137 Foster, Charlotte 22, 51, 137 Foster, David 96 Foster, Rosemary 120 Fowdy, Trudy 21, 144 Frain, Susan 151 Franciski, Jaye 151 Frankovich, Terry 120 Frayer, Don 144 Frazier, Carl 151 Frazier, David 23, 137 Frechette, Debra 151 Freels, Cathy 144 Freels, Martin 99, 151 Freeman, Cynthia 51, 151 Friedrich, Diana 56, 120 Fritz, Jim 144 Frye, Debbie 20, 57, 120 Frys, Joe 144 Fullgraf, Tom 48, 49, 144 Fuoss, Pamela 22, 25, 137 Fuqua, Roxanne 19, 46, 51, 151 Furlic, Robert Furman, Janet Furman, Philip 42, 77, 144 151 144 G Gabor, Z-Z 42, 56, 51 Gadberry, Carroll 144 Gafney, Mike 120 Gaisser, Karl 22, 42, 120 Gajda, Patricia 51, 57, 137 Gallagher, Megan 52, 151 Gamez, Betty 151 Gamez, Diane 21, 48, 144 Gamez, Frank 22 , 121 Gargano, Anthony 21, 144 Gargano, Mike 121 Garrett, Jay 100, 137 Geary, Susan 52, 151 Geheb, Dale 144 Gaeab, Madonna 137 Geheb, Paul 151 Geis, Theresa 20, 42, 121 Genovesi, James 137 Gerdich, Vaune 12, 36, 41, 121 Gerdich, Mark 151 Gerdich, Michael 137 Gibbs, Paula 46, 151 Gilfillan, Larry 144 Gillian, Carrie 42, 121 Gleason, Linda 121 Gleason, Wendell 22 Gluth, Linda 20, 57, 121 Gnass, David 137 Goins, David 49, 151 Goldner, Patricia 12, 36, 41, 54, 52, 55, 78, 80, 121, 135, 191 170 Golec, David 137 Gombus, Laurie 144 Gooch, Jerry 22, 51, 137 Goodpaster, Donna 137 Goral, Gabriela 21, 46, 144 Gorman, Kevin 23, 137 Gorman, Michael 17, 121 Grace, Donna 137 Grandfield, Daniel 144 Graves, Ricky 98, 99, 151 Gray, Donald 21 , 144 Greer, Susan 21, 57, 42, 56, 151 Grillion, Christine 20, 41, 121 Grillion, Richard 21 , 151 Guerts, Janet 21, 46, 51, 52, 54, 144 Gulasy, Pamela 23, 144 Gutowsky, Victor 87, 99, 144 Gyure, Judy 23, 144 H Habben, David 41, 121 Hadu, Martin 21 , 87 Hajducko, Joseph 53, 121 Haley, Bonnie 42, 62, 63, 121, 135 Hall, Beverly 137 Hamersley, Debbie 144 Hamill, Elizabeth 57, 121 Hamilton, Gary 144 Hamilton, Nancy 121 Hammers, Dennis 53, 90, 92, 100, 87, 137 Hanas, Steve 144 Hanning, James Eddie 23, 49, 122 Hansen, Kathleen 21 , 144 Hansen, Marie 20, 46, 51, 137 Hansen, Robert 53, 102, 122 Hansen, Michael 53, 94, 102, 136, 137 Hanson, Ed 144 Hardin, Carol 57, 122 tlarken, Jan 51, 148 Harney, Terry 56 Harney, Thomas 151 Harrigan, Joe Michael 48, 144 Harris, Betty 144 Harrison, Sherry 144 Hartmann, Julie 21, 42, 151 Hastings, Stephen 21 , 151 Hatcher, Ronald 137, 172 Haughee, Frank 151 Haughee, Jon 137 Haughee, Michael 20, 22, 53, 71, 103, 102 , 122 Havill, George 144 Hawkins, Barbara 46, 52, 54, 57, 144 Hayne, Reed 36, 53, 122 Hayne, Webb 53, 144 Hebda, Larry 21 , 49 Hedrick, Kathleen 122 Hehr, Wade 151 Heilman, Marianna Hellinga, Jerry Helpingstine, Daniel Henderson, Gary Hendershot, Joan Henry, Robert Hertzfeldt, Almira Hertzfeldt, Cheryl Hester, Peggy Hilbrich, Ronnie Hill, James Hill, Karen Hill, Kent Hill, Michael Hill, Randi ' Hines, Carol Hines, Donna Hippel, John Hlavaty, Terence Hluska, Kathy Hochman, Joe 18, 42, 53, 81, i; 170, 1 21, 48, 51, h 179, 1 22, 56, 1 21 , 1 42, 46, 48, 52, 151 47, 51, 138, 1 53, 138, 1 12, 14, 24, 36, 41, ! 56, 71, 87, 96, 97, 1 Hoffman, Barbara C. 23, 48, 51, 1 Hoffman, Barbara J. 1 Hoffman, Jim 1 Hoffman, John 1 Hoffman, Sally 56, 1 Hoffman, Sheryl 1 Jones, Glenn Jones, Jesse Jurgens, Connie Hojnacki, Irvin 144 Holstrom, Bonnie 21, 51, 52, 152 Holstrom, Mark 138 Holtz, David 88, 152 Holtz, William 22, 138 Homrich, Carol Homrich, Maureen 51, 52, 152 46, 48, 52, 138 Homrich, Michael 87, 144 Horton, Adair 45, 152 Horton, Deborah 45 Horton, Denise 138 Houldson, Devida 51, 52, 96, 138, 189 Horvath, David 89, 05, 152 Horvath, Mark 53, 56, 110, 122 Hosmer, Grover 87, 144 Houch, Judy 122 Houk, Patricia 138 Housley, Tom 122 Howat, Scott 22, 138 Howe, Michael 87, 99, 144 Howe, Nancy 57, 152 Hrapek, Elizabeth 52, 144 Hudak, Jerry 152 Hudnall, Dorothy 138 Hudnall, Edward 22 Huneryager, David 20, 24, 53, 71, 90, 91, 92, 93, 100, 102, no, 123 Huneryager, Jo Ellen 23, 51, 52, 54, 68. 138 Huneryager, Russell 87, 94, 144 Hurd, Earl 94, 144 Hurd, Sharon 51, 138 Hussey, Diana 138 Hutchinson, Diane 21 I Ince, Barbara 23, 46, Ince, Karen 54, 46, 52, Inch, Marybeth Irk, Terry 52, 53, 86, 87, 90, 92, 152 138 138 J Jablonsky, Jeffrey Jack, Shirley Jacobs, Tracy Jamrose, David Janik, Michael Janik, Thomas Jantz, Debra Johnk, Steven Johnson, Claudia Johnson, Connie Johnson, Dale Johnson, Glen Johnson, James E. Johnson, James G. Johnson, John Johnson, Kennith Johnson, Jay Johnson, Pattie Johnston, Carl Johnston, Kenneth Johston, Vera Kay Jones, Alice Jones, Cindy 144 123 152 23, 152 152 94, 144 88, 152 144 87 138 21, 49, 152 144 144 23, 152 144 46, 152 123 144 K Kaminski, Lenore 12, 20, 36, 41, I 69, 80, 123, 1 19, 21, 42, 51, 1 Kaminski, Wendie Kandalec, Debbie Kane, Candance 46 Kanivk, Cynthia 52, 54, 138 Kanzawa, Linda 123 Kapec, Mary Ann 46, 47, 51, 144 Kapusta, Debby 23, 49, 152 Kapusta, Mark 138 Karanovich, Donna 23, 152 Karanovich, Ruth 21, 52, 54, 144, 137 Karlen, Kim 53, 94, 138 Kavois, Stephen 123 Kelleher, Shelly 46, 52, 144 Keller, Dale 31, 68, 123 Kelley, Deborah 138 Kenar, Maryann 144 Kepple, David 23, 48, 152 Kessey, Candy 138 Kessler, Pamela 21, 46, 51, 52, 57, 144 Kikalos, Liz 21, 152 Kikalos, Peter 152 Killian, Joan 21. 46. 52. 54. 138 Kimmons, Kathy Kindle, Roy King, Larpr King, Melinda Kingery, Sandra Kinsock, Mary Kirschieper, Mark Kiser, Linda Kish, John Kistner, Pamela Kitchen, Louise 23, 94, 49, 102, 36, 41, 52, 57, 22, 56, 42, 87, 137, 144 18, 42, 80, 81, 1 ' 182, 184, 186, 1 Kitchens, Ruth Ann 1 Kitchens, Terry 1 Kitchens, Tommy 1 Klapkowski, Julie 52, 66, 67, 80, 123, 1 Klapkowski, Marianne 52, 1 Klen, Gregory ] Klobuchar, Diane Klobuchar, William Kmak, Raymond Kmiec, Andrew Knestroct, Robert Knestrict, Sharon Knoerzer, Davie Knoerzer, James Knoerzer, Laura Kochopolous, David Kohut, Ronald 21, 22, Koliada, James Komasinski, Thomas 22, 62, 1 53, 56, 70, 1 53, 87, 105, 1 71, 96, 98, 137, 1 172 K.COnxz, ivaren Koontz, Steven 23, 152 Kopanko, Cynthia 52, 152 Korba, Pauline 124 Kosanovich, Danette 46, 52, 152 Kosiba, Larry 124 Koto, Cathy 52 Kotso, Alan 53, 138 Kotso, Ronnie 95, 152 Kovach, Marcia 46, 52, 54, 56, 145 Koval, Michelle 21, 42, 47, 145 Kowalski, Rene 45, 46, 47, 138 Krakowiak, John 145 Kratochvil, Greg 145 Kren, Mary Ellen 21, 152 Krizman, Diana 21, 46, 52, 152 Krsak, John 87, 96, 138, 189 Krsak, Lawrence 152 Kruto, Rebecca 124 Kucharski, Becky 23, 51, 124 Kucharski, Deborah 23, 145 Kucharski, Walter 23, 53, 138 Kucsera, Gerald 20, 124 Kucsera, Mary Ann 145 Kucsera, Mike 124 Kujawa, Susan 152 L Labus, Joe 53, 87, 99, 145 Labus, Paul 152 Labus, Tom 40, 41, , 42, 56, 71, 124 Lack, Elizabeth 138 Lacko, Raymond 124 Ladd, Steven 139 Ladowicz, John 53, 124 Lahners, Ruth 145 Lain, Joe 89, 152 Lain, Lizabeth 21, 51, 52, 54, 145 Lain, Patrick 53 , 65, 66, 71, 124 Lain, Roger 124 Lain, Sheila 145 Lagneau, Linda 152 Lammertin, Randy 94, 100, 145 Lamont, Mike 145 Landfald, James 20, 139 Landfald, Robin 124 Lannin, Marsha 139 Larkin, Keith 152 Laskowski, Martin 87, 139 Latham, Gail 46, 152 Latham, Laura 145 Lawhon, Carol 145 Lawley, Randell 145 Lawley, Tony 152 Lawrence, Brian 16, 88, 152 Lawrence, Lee 53, 87, 99, 139 Laws, Debbie 145 Laws, Pat 152 Lax, David 139 Lax, Debbie 22, 46, 139 Lax, Nancy 125 Lax, Rebecca 21, 145 Lecyk, David 145 Lecyk, Mark 139 Ledbetter, Marie 152 Ledbetter, Terry 139 Leith, Peggy 145 Leland, Cheryl 47, 145 Leonard, John 152 Lessard, Randy 139 Lessy, Grilla 42, 148 Levin, Mark 87 Levin, Ruth 20, 139 Lewin, Susan 52, 145 Lewis, Ivan 53, 66, 67, 125 Lewis, Gayla 52, 54, 145 Littrell, Stanley 139 Litton, Bruce 139 Litton, Cynthia 145 Littlejohn, Robert 152 Linseiimann, Regina 139 Linsenmann, Richard 81, 87, 139 Limbaugh, David 152 Licciardone, Rita 152 174 Licciardone, Louis 139 Livers, Linda 145 Loman, Leslie 152 Long, Garry 40, 42, 125 Long, Robert 139 Lott, Lynn 52 Loudermilk, Douglas 145 Loudermilk, Gary 23. 139 Louis, Benjie 139 Lozano, Jesse 21, 145 Lozano, Michael 96, 97, 98, 145 Lozano, Oralia 21, 152 Lucas, Barbara 21, 46, , 51, 52, 152 Lucas, Deborah 20, 41, 56, 125 Lucas, Janet 145 Lukens, Lincoln 87, 99, 145 Lula, Louis 145 Lulich, Martha 47, 48, 52, 54, 145 Lundmark, Paul 139 Luptak, Ronald 23, 139 Lynch, Beth 23, 46, 52, 54, 145 Lynch, Richard 23, 53, 100, 125 Me McAbee, Janice 153 McAbee, Ray 153 McAdoo, Billy 146 McCahon, Tom 52, 102, 125 McCahon, Wilma Sue 51 McCance, Albert 139 McCartney, Paul 42 , 49 McCaw, Vicky 153 McClean, Geraldine 21, 52, 153 McCorkle, Susan 21, 153 McCormick, Mike 95, 153 McCrum, Donna 153 McCutcheon, Douglas 125 McDonald, Margaret 19, 57, 153 McGaha, Glen 130 McLaughlin, Barbara 25, 125 McLaughlin, Kathleen 21, 46, 52, 54, 146 McLaughlin, Mike McLean, Patricia McNab, Janet 96, 139 23, 139 80, 81, 125 M Macey, Susan 145 Mack, Deborah Mack, John 139 139 Mack, Rory 21, 48, 152 Macnak, Alan 23, 145 Madison, Chris 40, 41, 42, 125 Mafield, Marian 145 Mahns, David 145 Mahns, Susan 139 Maicher, Denise Maicher, Gail 145 Malloy, Edward 56, 66, 67. 125 Malone, William Mamala, Anna 152 46, 52, 54, 145 Mangerson, Bonnie 22, 51, 139 Mangerson, Doris 21, 145 Mangone, Mary Jo 46, 152 Manigrasso, David 152 Mann, Douglas 53, 125 Mann, Gail 152 Mansueto, Daniel 53, 56, 125 Mansueto, Kathy 51, 52, 145 Manus, Edward 21, 98, 99, 152 Maranto, Charles 152 Maranto, William 139 Marinaro, Peggy 125 Marinaro, Penny 145 Marince, Diane 152 Markley, Colleen 145 Marks, Margaret 40, 51, 152 Marks, Sally 40, 42, 68, 76, 125 Marrow, Jeff 153 Marrs, William 145 Marshall, Larry 125 Martell, Julie 45, 47, 153 Martin, Hubert 139 Martin, Howard 139 Martin, James 139 Martin, Lamont 139 Martin, Sharon 56, 153 Maslied, Kathy 46, 47, 146 Maslied, Robert 48, 139 Mason, Michael 21, 153 Matusik, Thomas 126 Mauldin, Linda 139 Mayfield, Mimi 52, 146 Mazany, Brian 23, 139 Mazur, Deane 16, 139 Mead, Cynthia 21 , 48, 51, 52, 54, 144 Mead, Thomas 139 Means, Sally 12, 41, 56, 126 Medwetz, Deborah 25, 57, 66, 126 Meeks, Jeff 153 Meeks, Ronald 139 Meeks, Tim 153 Meier, Patricia 153 Meissler, Deborah 139 Meissler, Edward 49, 94, 100, 146 Merrick, Maureen 22, 45, 46, 51, 139 Merrick, Michele 21, 46, 51, 52, 153 Merritt, Becky 23, 56, 57, 153 Merritt, Thomas 126 Meubauer, Bill 153 Meyers, Sherry 139 Michalowski, Diane 146 Michel, Gene 88, 146 Michelin, Marjorie 21, 139 Michels, George 153 Michna, Mary 46, 139 Michna, Tomas 95, 153 Mildlton, Kristine 139 Miller, Boo-bah 42, 51, 48 Miller, Diane 12, 41, 126 Miller, Janille 21, 153 Miller, Larry 139 Miller, Ted 126 Miller, Vester 139 Milosavljevic, A1 153 Milosavljevic, Mary Lou 23, 144 Mincheski, Byadley 139 Mincheski, Douglas 146 Minchuk, Marion 21, 146 Minton, Jackie 21, 146 Minton, Samuel 53 Mitchell, Dinah 139 Mitchell, Jerry 153 Mitchell, Mary 46 Mitchell, Riley 23, 55, 139 Mitchell, WilUam 139 Miterko, Judy 153 Mizerik, Patricia 20, 126 Mizerik, Renee 48, 51, 52, 76, 146 Molchin, Alan 21, 49, 153 Moldasky, Mary Jo 21, 45 Molder, Alan 144 Molnar, Patty 21, 146 Molnar, Peggy 146 Monzulla, Ike 20, 139 Mooie, Bruce 153 Moore, Brenda 146 Moore, Deborah 46, 56, 139 Moore, Vicki 21, 153 Morariu, Sharon 146 Morelli, David 126 Mores, Francene 146 Morris, Gwen 146 Morris, James 30, 139 Morrison, Richard 146 Morrison, Sidonia 153 Morrow, Jan 13, 56, 126 Moser, Dan 88, 153 Moss, Roy 139 Mote, Cindy 16, 153 Mrzlock, Nancy 46, 52, 139 175 Muehrer, Patricia Muhr, Bonnie Muir, Craig 13, 14, Muir, Dave Mullins, Michael Mullins, Pamela Murday, Timothy Murfin, Joyce 21, £ Muntean, Teresa Musser, Marily Mustain, Kevin Mysliwy, Aileen Myszak, Patricia 57, 126 1, 40, 41, 42, 126 153 139 , 54, 153 21, 153 21, 146 23, 146 , 52, 146 153 N Nabors, William Naftzer, Debra Nauta, Steven Nelson, Christina Nelson, Dave 14, 56, 1 Nelson, Daren Nelson, Melissa Neubauer, George Newcomb, Nancy 18, 51, 60, 136, : Nickoloff, Nancy Nightingale, Cindy 21, Nightingale, Everett Nightlinger, Sherry 23, Norman, William Nova, Larry 146 Novalich, John 100, 139 Novatney, Jeff 153 Nowaczyk, Sharon 52, 153 Nowak, CHff 139 Nowak, Margaret 153 o O’Boyle, Daniel 146 Odam, Patricia 42, 139 Odon, Roger 48, 49, 153 O’Drobinak, Marie 47, 146 O’Drobinak, Regina 57, 153 Ooesterle, Jeffrey 146 Oesterle, Tom 48, 153 Omar, Mark 153 Onia, Becky 25, 139 Onia, Cynthia Rae 52, 146 Opachan, Karen 153 Oprisko, James 146 Oram, Bruce 127 Orcutt, Gall 153 Oresko, John 153 Orlando, Sam 146 Orlando, Vicki 139 Ortman, Ronald 127 Orze, Kennet 23, 139 Orze, Kevin 23, 56, 139 Oswalt, Delilag 20, 41, 56, 127 Otto, Glenn 139 Ovaert, Albert 127 Overland, Bobby 22, 127 Overland, Patti 21, 153 Owczarzak, Patty 153 P Pace, Karen Paczkowski, Richard Pagliai, David Pajak, Marlene Palkovich, Deborah Palkovich, Kim Palubin, Daniel Palubin, Raymond Papesh, Phillip Pappas, Athene Pappas, Patricia Paquette, Danny Parker, Debra Parker, Duane Douglas 22, 139 Parker, Paul 146 Parkovich, Mary Jo 23, 51, 52, 79, 96, 138, 139 Parsanko, Phillip 21, 153 Parsley, Belinda 22, 139 Parsley, Jerry 53, 94, 102, 103, 146 Pasko, Margaret 14, 41, 42, 45, 52, 80, 127 Pasternak, Rosemary 146 Paulik, Judy 153 Paulik, Lucille 153 Pawlowski, Andrew 94, 146 Pearson, Clifford 153 Pearson, Shirley 20, 127 Penciak, Steve 41, 42, 82, 127 Penczak, Joseph 153 Pendrick, Sally 56 Pendrick, Stefan 23, 153 Pennington, Kathy 153 Pennington, Sharon 128 Perry, Debra 153 Perry, Philip 128 Perry, Ray 139 Perry, Ruth 21, 46, 52, 153 Persick, Robert 53, 139 Perz, Irene 153 Peschke, Mark 77, 139 Peterson, Carla 153 Petro, Donna 128 Petrukitas, Susan 128 Pettit, James 21, 87, 146 Pettit, Robert 146 Phillips, Hannah 12, 20, 41, 42, 81, 146 Pettit, Robert 146 Phillips, Hannah 12, Phillips, June Pickering, Janet Pickett, Tim Pietrzak, Henry Pierce, Carl Piorkowski, Dan Pittman, Jim Pittnan, Don Plantz, Kathy Plaskota, Barb Plunkett, Joanne Pollard, John Pollard, Kevin Ponce, Sandra Popa, Danny Popa, Kim 48, Potter, Beth Potter, Debra Powell, Jean Powell, Kathy Prasco, Kenneth Pratt, Dave Premuda, C ithy Premuda, Douglas Premuda, Mary Joe Prendergast, Teresa Press, Patty Pressley, John Proctor, Randall Potfitt, Dona Prugh, David Pucalik, Michael Pucalik, Shirley Putscher, Joyce 46, 51, 52, 147 14, 41, 52, 128 94, 140 20, 23, 128 52, 153 52, 54, 55, 56, 128 176 Q Qualls, Ricky Qualls, Terry Quayle, Robert Quinn, Debra Quisenberry, Lorraine R Raich, Ann Radke, Joseph Radke, Melissa Raines, Vicky Rak, Joel Rakoczy, Joe Raksanyi, Christine Raksanyi, Joanne Ramos, Robert 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