Gavit High School - Futura Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1971 volume:

CONTENTS Opening Section p. 2-15 School Life p. 18-41 Academics p. 44-63 Sports p. 66-89 Organizations p. 92-113 Seniors p. 116-141 Underclass p. 142-159 Faculty p. 160-169 Index p. 170-177 Advertisements p. 178-197 Closing Section p. 198-200 Gavit High Brick, glass, steel, concrete, these are the things a school is made of. C � rr ction: A school “building” is composed of such materials. Laugh- tCT, tears, smiles, shouts, hellos, crowds of kids, organized confusion, these are true ingredients of a school. On the tenth anniversary of Donald E- Gavit Jr.-Sr. High School we dedicate this book, THE FUTURA, to all the hopes and dreams which have lived, live now, and will live within Gavit’s walls, and the students which they repre¬ sent. School City Honors By R. B. MILLER, Superintendent of Schools The honor of having a school building named after an individual comes to relatively few, and especially is it an exception that a school building is named for a person during his lifetime. The fact that such an honor has been accorded to Donald E. Gavit by action of the Board of School Trustees, elected by and representing the voters of the City of Ham¬ mond, indicates recognition of “long, out¬ standing, conscientious and dedicated service to the schools as teacher and Business Man¬ ager.” The various members of the Board of School Trustees under whom Mr. Gavit has served during his twenty-five years as Busi¬ ness Manager have respected and concurred in his belief that the schools must be operated for the benefit of the children and that costs of education are, in general, comparative with quality of education. Because of his fine spirit of cooperation, the maintenance employees, teachers, princi¬ pals and administrators join in extending hearty congratulations to Donald E. Gavit for his great and deserving honor which has been bestowed upon him. Donald E. Gavit, Business Manager Donald E. Gavit BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES Soalt ' d—Dr Henry W Eggers, Member; Margaret J. Allen, Secretary; R. B. Miller, Supt. of Schwls; Charles N. Scott, I idei . Standing—Donald E. Gavit, Business Manager; Edwin G. Wiley, Member; Columbus L. Smith, Treasurer, Charles O. Schonert, Supt. of Buildings and Giounds. Big Plans Taking Shape - G.H.S. Groundbreaking ceremony, March 30, 1961, marks the beginning of the beginning. 6 1961 It all began in March of 1961. The plans of a new school were leaving the drawing boards and be¬ coming a reality. The completion of Donald E. Gavit Junior Senior High School brought to Hammond a new high school to meet the needs of a rapid¬ ly growing high school population. The 7th, 8th and 9th grades were in attendance in September. The 10th grade was added in 1962; the 11th in 1963; and the first class graduated in 1964. The students found the most modem facilities in the building. Those to educate the whole child. All the Science, English and other subject matters one needed for a well rounded background. Since then Gavit High School has been expanded. The proposed auditorium with a seating capacity of 1200, band and music rooms, shops and additional classrooms are now part of the living picture at Gavit. Another asset of the school is the new football field with its adequate parking facilities. New flood lights and bleachers have also been added. Mil TEN YEARS AFTER Yes, it’s been that long. This year marks the 10th anniversary of Donald E. Gavit Jr. Sr. High School. Gavit started out as a plan to give the students of the area a school of their own. But the plan developed far beyond that point. Since then, Gavit has led many teams to victory, brought many friends together, and helped make ready the many Seniors for their step into the busy world. For the students attending Gavit, an air of personality has taken form in the building. A familiar setting of excitement, laughter filled halls, and the awareness of things hap¬ pening within. As Decade Opens Honors Presented, Flag Presentation program conducted by American Legion Auxiliary. Beth Hannell, student, receives flag for the school from Donald Gavit as Principal Lewis Witham looks on. Construction Continues On May 26, 1965 the music area, •hop area, the west wing, and the auditorium and stage facilities were dedicated. The music area included middle school music rooms, an or¬ chestra room, senior band room and a senior choral room. The shop area is comprised of electricity, electron¬ ics, graphic arts, mechanical draw¬ ing, wood work and metal labora¬ tories. The auditorium and stage fa¬ cilities included a mirrored make¬ up room, two dressing rooms, an auditorium that seats 1140 and a little theater which seats 144. These events are just a few of the ones that helped to get Gavit started and shape it the way it is now. Since that first graduating class of 1964, Gavit has expanded and grown to the extent that we see every day. This spring, a new Physical Edu¬ cation addition is being added to the Donald E. Gavit High School facilities. This addition will include an Olympic size pool. The pool will make possible the introduction of water sports to the Gavit athletics agenda. The P.E. addition will also include a separate area for wrestl¬ ing practice and meets. With an outlook for practicality, hair dryers will be installed near the pool facil¬ ities so that colds are not contract¬ ed due to wet hair. Hair dryers will be available for both males and fe¬ males. It is hoped that this P.E. center will increase interests in sports, and also aid students in at¬ taining health and physical fitness. Construction on auditorium begins in Summer 1964. Dedicated Teachers Endow GHS With Their Knowledge For the past ten years, the stu¬ dents of Gavit have been guided through their high school years by the group of teachers pictured b low. Their respective fields of in¬ struction cover a large scope of subjects: English, Mathematics, Social Studies, Home Economics, Art, Drama, Languages, and Physi¬ cal Education. Others have render¬ ed their advice officially, as counse¬ lors and student advisors, or un¬ officially as friends, and people genuinely interested in the welfare of Gavit students. These teachers have aided us in acquiring the skill to distinguish gerunds from infinitives, solve poly¬ nomial equations, mold lumps of clay into creative expressions of life, understand the history and work¬ ings of our government, develop fluency in foreign languagees, ac¬ quire physical prowness in sports, appreciate the growth of theater throughout the civilized world, and manage a household efficiently. In more ways than one, these teachers have aided the adolescent’s meta¬ morphosis from child to adult- No printed word nor spoken plea can teach young hearts what men should he. Not all the books on all the shelves, but what teachers are themselves. Arthur Guiterman Front Row:—Miss Mary Jo Me Morrow, Home Economes; Miss Caryle Fcdder, Physical Elducation; Miss Diane Clinton, Social Studies; Miss Joanne Armintrout, Counselor; Miss Betty Lundahl, Dean of Girls: Miss Angela Penny, English. Back Row—Mr. Martin Hunt, German; Mr. Roland Unkuri, English-Drama; Mr. Erwin Brower, Wood shop; Mr. Reginald Gilbertson, Art; Mr. Wayne Wagner, Physical Education; Mr. Marshall DelGreco, Math; Mr. Lee Mann, Math; Mr. Donald McLean, Counselor; Mr. Ronald Whitcomb, Social Studies; Mr. George Smith, Physical Education. 12 We observe today the dedication of a modem secondary school provided by our fellow citizens who believe in the American way of life and equal educational opportunities for all. Ours is a responsibility of enormous proportions. We face a rapidly changing and complex world. We pledge to extend our greatest energies to lead our young citizens through these com¬ plexities and to provide them with the tools for their endeavors. The responsibilities, the opportunities, the hardships, and the disappointments of tomorrow will be met successfully by those with the “know how” and the “will to do.” The development of the mental, the social, and the spiritual attitudes sufficient to master all challenges of the future is our assignment. The faculty of the Donald E. Gavit School accepts the re¬ sponsibilities that are theirs, and joins with the community and the school administration in the all important task of developing an educational institution worthy of the boys and girls of today and the generations of tomorrow. Lewis F. Witham GHS Recognizes Sue Sanders, (now Mrs. William Ault), graduated from Gavit in 1964. She was our first valedictorian and first editor of the “P itura.” Since gradua¬ tion, Sue has attained many honors for herself. She attended Indiana Univer¬ sity in Bloomington where she received her A.B. degree, in 1968. Her major was German, minor was Russian, and she belonged to the Alpha Gamma Del¬ ta Sorority. She married William Ault, Jr., in August of 1963. Her husband is a math teacher at Floyd Central High School, while Sue’s present occupation is a German teacher and Yearbook ad¬ visor at Clarksvile Sr. High. Her plans for the near future are to finish work on her Master Degree (which she is halfway through now), and to spend nine weeks in Europe this summer. Jerry R. Knoth, a 1965 Gavit grad, has made many accomplishments for himself. He attended Purdue University in Lafayette, where he received a B.S. degree in 1969. Jerry’s major was Com¬ puter Science, and minor was Biology. Since then he has worked for a com¬ puter manufacturer. Control Data Cor¬ poration, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, as a Systems Analyst and Programer. In 1967 Jerry married Nancy Linowski, also a ’65 Gavit graduate. A graduate of 1966, William G. Thegze was an honored student. Since gradua¬ tion, he has attended Oberlin College in Oberlin, Ohio, and received a bach¬ elor’s degree in mathematics in 1970. At present William is attending North¬ western University where he is work¬ ing on his master’s degree. Scholastic Excellence The 1968 Valedictorian was Beth Ba- sanda. Beth is currently attending Indi¬ ana University in Bloomington. She will receive her Bachelor of Music Educa¬ tion degree with concentration on piano in December, 1971. She hopes to begin teaching music in January, 1972. Her plans for the near future include mar¬ riage early in 1972. Linda Schneider (Mrs. Douglas Har¬ ris), graduated from Gavit in 1967. She is now a senior at Indiana University in Bloomington, majoring in German. Her minor is math. Linda will be cer¬ tified to teach these subjects in high school after she receives her B.A. de¬ gree in June. She married last August to Douglas Harris, from Western Springs, Illinois. He will graduate this spring from Indiana University with a B.S. degree in accounting. Linda be¬ longs to the Sigma Kappa Soroity, and her husband to Phi Sigma Kappa Fra¬ ternity. Gail Hartman, graduated from Gavit in 1969. She is now in her second year at the University of Chicago. Gail has chosen to follow in her fathers foot¬ steps by majoring in Psychology. She has not decided on her plans for the future. She feels that she would rather wait a few years before choosing either to continue her education or to enter a related field of psychology. Anne Royal was the valedictorian of the class of 1970. She is presently at¬ tending Carleton College in Minnesota. Her major is language with an emphasis on German. Anne has an intense interest in mu¬ sic and is a member of a musical group in college. Her greatest philosophy about life is to enjoy it. 15 School Life June 3, 1970 —A PROUD DAY! The End of the Beginning Proud graduates receive their diplomas. Valedictorian and salutatorian address for the last time, their fellow graduates. Jay Berk and date Vicky Raines “do the hokey pokey and turn themselves about” as a night of Prom festivities continues. Regina Linsenmann and escort Dave Huneryager parade down red carpet as Prom court is announced. Prom Queen Mary Jo Parkovich is surrounded by her court for an official picture. From left to right: Dave Huneryager and Regina Linsenman, Dan Thornton and Robin Blosky, Dan Faden, Mary Jo s’ proud escort, Her Highness Mary Jo. Carol Baran and Brian Bell, and Devida Houldson and Reed Hayne. 20 ' Midst of Heaven’ Picked as Prom Theme The theme, “In the Midst of Heaven” provided the atmosphere for the 1970 Junir-Senior Prom held on May 16, 1970. Candlelight, garlands and decorated pillars enchanced the Marquette Pava- lion. The evening was beautiful, as only Prom night can be, bringing with it tuxes, pastel formals, sweet flowers and lingering perfume. Later, the couples present watched Jim Barton, Junior Class President, lead the coronation cere¬ monies. Mary Jo Parkovich, escorted by Dan Fa- den was crowned Prom Queen. Her court included Carol Baran, escorted by Brian Bell, Devida Hould- son, escorted by Reed Hayne, Regina Linsenmann, escorted by Dave Huneryager, and Robin Blosky, escorted by Dan Thornton. After the initial excitement, Mary Jo and Dan pose for a royal picture. 21 1971 Varsity Cheerleaders Mary Jo Parkovich says, “We’ve got spirit!’’ Janice Wargo sup¬ ports her team with mighty yells. During the game, Matie Sanders holds her best heavyweight friend, Janice Wargo, to lead their team on to victory. Robin Blosky says, “SCORE, GAVIT, SCORE!’’ 22 Show GHS Spirit Gavit lettermen Lee Lawrence and Wayne Snider impatiently hold varsity cheerleaders during the sectional game. Mighty mountain ot GLADS! At the Football Pep Rally, skits were presented to support our Glads for the ensuing battle. Gladiators Celebrate A Cheerleader Robin Blosky and Coach Quinn charge the Pep Rally with a Glad spirit. The Freshmen class float lists the ingre¬ dients for a winning team: good coaching and plenty of mus¬ cle. 24 The lesty Spanish Club float adds spicy spirit to the Homecoming Parade. Gavit’s 1970-71 Homecoming festivities began in full swing with a Pep Rally the evening before the game. Several skits and humorous pep talks entertained the crowd. Suspense in the crowd mounted as Terry Irk was crowned Mr. Foot¬ ball. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of senior Bonnie Sutton, escorted by Ray Perry, as Gavit’s 1970-71 Football Home¬ coming Queen. Bonnie’s court in¬ cluded Gail Thomas escorted by Jim Wilson; Cindy Mead escorted by John Carpenter; Liz Lain escort¬ ed by John Pressley; Julie Fogarty escorted by John Merrill. A joyous beat moves dancing feet at the Homecoming Dance celebration. Homecoming Day’s celebrations started with the annual Homecom¬ ing Parade consisting of many en¬ trants. The freshman class won in the class float category with the theme “Senators, You Didn’t Have Your Wheaties.’’ In club float com¬ petition, the Spanish Club won and the individual car award was pre¬ sented to the cheerleaders. The successful Victory Dance was held in the gym and was enjoyed by elated Gladiators. Fantastic 26-0 Victory The 1971 Football Homecoming Queen and her radiant Court. 25 Basketball Homecoming Festivities January 8, 1971 marked Gavit’s sixth annual Basketball Homecom¬ ing- The announcement of Terry Hlavaty as “Mr. Letterman” launched the half-time activities. Junior Kathy McLaughlin was crowned 1971 Basketball Home¬ coming Queen by last year’s queen, Julie Klapkowski. Kathy was es¬ corted by Ray Perry. Her court included Karen Dockery escorted by Doug Premuda; Gail Thomas escorted by Bob Wendell; Cindy Mead escorted by Wayne Snider; and Carol Baran escort by Randy Lessard. The drill team provided the entertainment with their rou¬ tine to “Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head.” The energetic Glads were enter¬ tained by “Ore” at the dance that followed the game. Mr. Letterman, Terry Hlavaty, greets admiring fans. Soul folk get down to earth at the Basketball Homecoming Dance. Janice Wargo, Randy Les¬ sard, Carol Baran, and Devida Houldson enjoy the music of “Ore.” 26 Music and Dancing Spark Dog Patch U.S.A., Revisited This year’s annual Sadie Haw¬ kins Dance was sponsored by the Senior Class. Tables were brightly decorated with checkered table clothes, and the centerpieces were daisies in 16 oz. Bud cans. Sadie Hawkins was the only turn-about dance held this year. John Krsak was chosen Li’l Abner, and Judy Bartnik, Dai.sey Mae. You can be sure that almost everyone payed visit to Marryin’ Sams, Mike Jones and Rich Linsenmann. Seniors Jane Ballon and Judy Bartnik take time out for refreshments. Party hair-do’s and boutonnieres com¬ plement glowing party faces. Inaugural Ball Compliments Holiday Cheer Our only semi-formal this year was the Inaugural Ball. This dance was sponsored by the Student Council and held in the Lobby and Lounge. This coaple-only affair is held to celebrate the inauguration ol our new Student Council officers. The decorations were of Christmas origin, to get everyone into the holiday spirit. There’s always time to be alone as Pat Weimer and escort stare into each others eyes. As the music plays a romantic tune, Joe Skorupa and Paula Gibbs dance the final dance. Bob Furlic and Sue Basanda take time out for refreshments at the Inaugural Ball. 31 Choral Department Participate Our Choral Department was very busy this year. They presented a Christmas Concert; participated in a Beethoven Ceremonial with the Symphonic Band. At Christmas¬ time the Concert Choir caroled in our halls. Many students also par¬ ticipated in local and state contests. In addition to these accomplish¬ ments, the Choral Department also put on a Spring Concert consisting of musical highlights of the past ten years. Mr. Thomas Clark is the director of the Choral Department. The Concert Choir preparing to tour the halls singing and bringing holiday cheer. in Many Activities Mr. Clark ponders the outcome of the concert. Nimbi e-fingered Michelle Koval tickles the eighty- eight. Double Cast Performs ”Jenny” CAST OF CHARACTERS Father Moynihan . Robert Henry Michael Saunders . Tom Fullgraf Mrs. Deazy . Julie Hartmann; Karen Masleid Sister Mary . Barbara Plaskota; Pat Burdyl Shirley Tirabossi . Pam Kessler; Jeri Canale Miss Steams . . Kim Allen; Diana Cross Mary Delaney Sue Basanda; Paula Gibbs Harry . Jody Rausch; Chris Doloszycki Jo . Melissa Lain; Mimi Mayfield Owen . Mike Harrigan; Jim Barrett Jenny . Connie Bradbum; Terri Scott Priscilla . Shelby Redman; Beth Lynch Jane . Katie Kimmons; Sue Lewin Mr. Parkside.. Bob Furlic The Gavit Theater presented “Jenny Kissed Me” a play by Jean Kerr of “Please Don’t Eat the Dai¬ sies” fame. The play was an en¬ tertaining comedy about an old priest who attempts to get rid of his housekeeper’s niece by marrying her off to some fortunate young man. Unfortunately, Father Moyni¬ han does not understand youthful “amor” and botches things up for everyone concerned. For this production, Mr. Roland Unkuri, the dir ector, tried the idea of a double cast. The “purple cast” played Thursday, December 3, and the “gold cast” performed the fol¬ lowing Saturday. ' The concept of a double cast was used to get more students involved and interested in the play. Mrs. Deazy (Karen Maslied) introduces her niece Jenny (Terri Scott) to a wary Father Moynihan (Robert Henry) and Marriage-shy Michael Saunders (Tom Mullgraf). 34 “Jenny Kissed Me”—(Gold Cast)— Front Row: R. Spisak, J. Saltanovitz, G. Smith, M. O’Drobinak, D. Von Almen J. Skorupa, M. Kenar, J. Kish, M. Shafer, D. Milne. Row 2: R. Henry, T. Scott, T. Fullgraf, K. Masleid j. Canale, M. Peschke. Row 3: Mrs. R. Unkuri, Mrs. Gilcrest, P. Burdyl, D. Cross, B. Lynch, J. Barrett ’ P. Gibbs, B. Furlic, C. Doloszycki, M. Mayfield, J. Zubak, S. Lewin. Father Moynihan (Robert Henry) looks on disgustedly as Jo (Mimi Mayfield) and Harry (Chris Doloszycki) admire Owen (Jim Barrett), who just brought the lawn mower in the living room to put away. Student teacher Mrs. Gilcrest puts the finishing touches on Terri Scott’s hairdo in preparation for her performance of Jenny. Ladies’ man Owen (Jim Barrettjkisses naive Jenny (Terri Scott) goodnight after a date to a basketball game. 35 The Gladiator Theater, under the direction of Mr. Roland Un- kuri, presented its annual produc¬ tion of three one-act plays. “The Open Window” by Saki is a story of a high-strung young man on the verge of a nervous break¬ down who seeks the solitude of the country. Here he meets a psycho¬ logically unbalanced 16-year-old girl who takes advantage of the man’s condition with her patholo¬ gical lies. “The Boor,” by Anton Chekhov, is the story of a coarse-mouthed Russian merchant who has a per¬ sonality clash with a young and rich widow who owes him money. His “boorishness” and her psuedo- sophistication and refinement col¬ lide hilariously in this one-act. The third play, “The Sandbox,” by contemporary playwright Ed¬ ward Albee, is a deep and disturb¬ ing story about old people and death. The abstract play was set in a sandbox and is basically sym¬ bolic of people’s attitudes toward old age. One-Acts Feature Chekhov, CAST OF CHARACTERS 1. The Open Window Maria .. Vera ... Frampton Nuttel Mrs. Sappleton Mr. Sappleton . Master Sappleton . 2. The Boor Luka . Helena Popov. Grigori Smirnov . Maid . Gardener . 3. The Sandbox Mommy . Daddy . Oandma . Young Man . Musician . (Understudy in parentheses) Diane Camp (Marie O’Drobinak) Mimi Mayfield (Katie Kimmons) . Tom Fullgraf (Jim Livingston) Paula Gibbs (Pat Burdyl) Jim Livingston . Paul Demkovich Bob Furlic (Jim Barrett) Sue Basanda (Mary Ann Kenar) Robert Henry (Mike Harrigan) . Julie Hartmann . Paul Demkovich Melissa Black (Sue Anderson) Mike Harrigan (Paul Demkovich) Joanne Saltanovitz (Judy Royal) Jim Barrett (Paul Demkovich) . Sher Nightlinger Mr. Sappleton (Jim Livingston) listens inter¬ estedly to Vera (Mimi Mayfield), who explains the strange behavior of their guest, Frampton Nuttel, with another of her wild stories. Grigori Smirnov (Robert Henry) insults Helena Popov (Sue Basanda) as he tells of his contempt for women and their use of their feminie wiles. 36 Saki, Albee Mrs. Sappleton (Paula Gibbs) chats with nervous Frampton Nuttel (Tom Fullgraf) as Maria (Diane Camp) and Vera (Mimi Mayfield) await the arrival of Mr. Sapple¬ ton and Master Sappleton. Helena Popov (Sue Basanda) shows concern about her old, “dying” servant, Luka (Bob Furlic), which greatly annoys the boor, Grigori Smirnov (Robert Henry). Daddy (Mike Harrigan) and Mommy (Mi ' liss.i Black) consider what to do after placing Grandma (Joanne Saltano- vitr.) in the sandbox. The Young Man, the Angel of Death (Jim Barrett), looks on. 37 Sue Oomer, in an elbow patched shirt and wrap-around and Judi Block, wearing an angora sweater, talk with Tula Cartensen, in a mohair pullover. Fads in shoes found during the year were colored corduroy sneakers, crew socks and tennis shoes, thin black socks and high boots, laced shoes, multicolored patched shoes, t-strap shoes in various styles and colors and leather shell flats with a square vamp. Decade Brings Big Style Change Styles of classroom apparal have changed greatly in the past ten years. As you can see from the pictures, the greatest changes were in the styles of shoes and the length of skirts. In September the Student Coun¬ cil and school administration offi¬ cially dropped the dress code. Since then students have been wearing slacks, bluepeans, maxi’s and now “hot pants.” •Alii Siliiiii iisnS! The maxi coat has become an essential part of a girl’s wardrobe. Not only are maxi coats warm but they provide an illusion of mystery (hidden legs) to stimulate male interest. 38 Leslee Walsh and Janice Wargo display the long and short of fasli- ions: goucho and hot pants. Chrl Doloszycki solemnly accepts the responsibilities of being Student Coun¬ cil President. This year we had four assemblies. The first, was the inauguration of Student Council officers Chris Do¬ loszycki (Pres.); Jim Barton (Vice- Pres.); Michelle Koval (Sec.); and Diana Cross (Treas.). We also had our annual Community Chest Drive where members of each class told of their trips to places who receive funds from the Community Chest. A different and first time assembly was our Drug Assembly. And, of course, we had our annual elections assembly, for Student Council can¬ didates. Mr. David Ledcke tells students about the dangers involved in taking drugs. Assemblies Arouse Student Interest Students inform us about the Community Chest Drive at annual assembly. 39 Science Students Advance Knowledge Once again biology, chemistry, and health classes have started a new year of learning. Biology classes started off observing the growth of leaf cells under the micro¬ scope. Second semester they continued their discoveries by disecting lower animals. Chemistry classes, under the observation of Mr. John¬ son, did many experiments as well as the usual lectures and exercises. During second semester, many students also worked on Science Fair projects. Winners in this year’s Fair were: Eddie Reiter, Ben Rubin, Joanne Salanovitz, Kent Hill, Ruth Levin, Jeff Davis, Bob Mashed. Many other Gavit students participated in the Fair. Dan Schuster adjusts his microscope in his examination of the life of bacteria cells. Meanwhile, Randy Scott works on the lab report. Drawing plays an important part in laboratory work as Lynn Wantroba has dis¬ covered. “But the important thing is getting the drawing to look like it does in the microscope!” says partner Alan Molchan. 44 “Oh-Oh!” says Vic to Vic. “What’s this?” Chemistry brains Mark Levin and Rich Linsemann are intent upon doing an important experiment. Connie Johnson works busily at her homework while sophomore Mark Schaade ponders his own problem. Scroll Staff Completes Another Award The big three; Bob Henry, Mr. Kopenec, Rick Shabi look proudly at the completed Scroll. Gavit’s school paper has been very successful this year. The paper is written under the supervision of Mr. Donald Kopenec. It attempts to in¬ form students of all coming activi¬ ties and provides full coverage of stories that have already taken place. It works closely with Gavit’s print shop in preparing layouts for production. With the exception of setting copy, the newspaper is en¬ tirely student produced. Editorial Board: Row 1—Florence Veray, Bob Henry, Debbie Lax, Mike Hansen. Row 2; Mary Bunde, Margie Marks, Chris Dolosycki, Rich Shabi. Winning Year Reporters: Row 1—Dave Bell, Bob Baker, Gini Wolters. Row 2: Connie Bradbum, Joanne Saltonovitz, Pat Burdyl, Amy Lee. 47 Musicians Participate in Concert Band Symphonic Band during practice. Downstate Contest A Tribute To Beethoven The Gavit Choral Department, under the direction of Mr. Thomas Clark, had a very active year this past year. Among the programs given were a Fall Concert, “A Tri¬ bute to Beethoven” to celebrate his 200th year, and a Spring Concert which was a review of Spring Con¬ certs of the past years. The girls Chorus presented excerpts from “Mary Poppins” and the Boys Chorus worked on “Purple Hills.” Numbers from “The Wizard of Oz” and “Camelof were done by the Mixed Glee Club and the Concert Choir prepared scenes from “Paris! Paris!’ and “West Side Story.” The Concert Choir gave various programs around the city, including a live Christmas production at the WJOB studio and Christmas carol¬ ing in hospitals. The highlight of the year was an invitation by Val¬ paraiso University to participate in a concert in the “Chapel of the Resurrection.” Boys Chorus, First Row: Paul Demko- vich, Scott Musser, Tom Shantz. Sec¬ ond Row: Margie Michlin (accompa¬ nist), George Bauer, John Beardsley, Steve Ashby. Rhythmettes in Fall Concert. Girls Choir, First Row: Patty Molnar, Becky Lax, Bonnie Mangerson, Cathy Freels. Second Row: Cathy McLaughlin, Ruth Karanovich, Sue Macey, Phyllis Swanson, Mr. Clark. Third Row: Trudy Fowdy, Terri Thrall, Renee Mizerik, Carol Skratsky, Barb Hoffman. 50 nth grade Choir during Fall Concert, Girls Chorus, First Row; Florence Veray, Mary Ann Kenar, Linda Sullivan, Sharon Meier, Rose Ann Spisak, Oonnie Griffith. Second Row: Jody Rausch, Mary Gray, Cheryl Vandersteen, Nancy Petro, Carol Smith, Linda David, Chris Stewart, Mary Poppinski. Third Row: Pam Podgorny, Pam Anderson, Vicky Czuba, Diane Hutchinson, Doris Shutko, Karen Masleid, Peggy Esgate, Linda Jarmen, Mr. Bruce Pen¬ der (Director). Fourth Row: Kathie Muir, Janis Geurts, Gwen Littrell, Judy Royal, Donna Allen, Robin Haack, Mary Ann Lucas, Kathy Wells, Kim Hawkins. Mixed Glee Club. Students Introduced to Needle and Spoon Girls food students learn the correct way to set a table. Future cooks and seamstresses worked hard this year to master their skills. Boy’s food classes learn¬ ed the basic rules and cooked, be¬ ginning with breakfast foods. Girls baked cakes, casseroles, and worked hard demonstrating their skills while the rest of the girls learned by watching. Seamstreeses in Sewing I learned the basic steps and made skirts while the Clothing 3 4 students advanced their knowledge to coats, suits, and dresses. Concentration is one step in making a good dress. 53 Industrial Craftsmen Master Vocational Techniques The industrial arts deparment at G.H.S. offered many different cour¬ ses for a vocational trade to its students. The classes offered were wood shop, printing, graphic arts, welding, electronics, mechanical drawing, metal shop, and power mechanics. The students develop their skills by choosing a project and constructing it. 54 Mark Rybecki adds the finishing touch to his masterpiece. Art I and II classes learned basic art techniques using clay, paints, texture pictures and much more. This year Art Projects students worked on individual projects in addition to making scenery for choral department. Art history class once again ex¬ plored ancient to contemporary art, and the effect of society on art. Carol Molder and Janet Pickering, use original color tones and shadowing to add depth to their paintings. Aspiring Artists Is that suppose to be a tree? 56 Junior-Senior Foreign Language Diana Cross gets advise from Mr. Hunt, while other juniors are hard at work. Junior Janet Moore smiles for the pho¬ tographer in Spanish 5. First and second year language student s concentrated in basic grammer fundarhentals while up¬ per classmen polished and expand¬ ed their skills. German upperclassmen covered Die Vershwunden Minatur and Der Roller. German Scholar Mary Milo was chosen to go on the Indiana University Honors Program to Ger¬ many. French Students again viewed films and also made a film of their own, based on Je Parle. Spanish 5 and 6 Students pre¬ sented skits on a variety of sub¬ jects. Spanish 3 presented dialogues on Spanish commercials. Ruth Levin shows Bob Masleid and his girlfriend, Christine Middleton, where she stayed in Germany. French scholars Patty McLean, Sue Lewin, Barb Plaskota, Lee Lawrence, and Brian Cronk. 57 Responsible Students Volunteer Their Library Aids; Row 1—S. Tumpaugh, J. Winkler. Row 2: V. White, M. Kren S. Morrison. Row 3: B. Carmen, D. Minton, P. Hester, S. Persecky. Rtow 4; D. Schoonover, J. Carmen, G. Bish, N. Newcomb, J. Brotherton, D. White, N. Petro, L. Koemer. Attendance Office Aids: Row 1— D. Certa. Row 2: C. Turner, C. Kessy, D. Ray. Row 3: R. Fisher, D. Debok, P. Marinaro, R. O’Drobinak, J. Ballon, L. Kiser, M. Michna. Row 4: M. Kuesera, S. Pucalik, V. Anderson, S. Sutherlcind. Main Office Aids: Row 1: D. Shoop, R. O’Drobinak, M. Koval, C. Kaniuk, R. Levin. Row 2: Marie Wetnight, K. Allen, M. O’Drobinak, M. Milo, S. Greer. 58 Services Guidance Office Aids: Row 1: C. De- Shon, S. Allen, K. Chamekar, Row 2: Linda Sherbit, D. Horton, M. O’Drobi- nak, R Levin, C. Kaniuk, K. Veray, L. Skalba. Row 3: D. Ray, P. Tuskan, M. Wetnight. Atrium Monitors: Row 1—B. Chorba. Row 2: C. Doloszycki, K. Chamekar, J. Kish, G. Wolters, D. Frechette, P. Odom, J. Johnson. Row 3: T. Braxton M. Ko¬ val, K. Hill, J. Skroupa, V. White. Nurse’s Office Aids: Row 1: D. Carley, K. Prayer, C. Mote, S. AUen, J. Dout- hett. Row 2: D. Hudnall, N. Howe, S. Martin, D. Dutz, C. Zilai, V. McGraw, C. Wojtena. 59 This year in physical education classes, volleyball was taught in November. To show their skills on an actual court, in real competition, the gym teachers held an inter-class tournament. Other sports taught in girls’ Phys. Ed. classes are basketball, bowling, field hockey, softball, track and field, gymnastics, tennis, and bad¬ minton. Some sports taught in boys’ g 5 Tn classes are basketball, flag football, wrestling, gymnastics, volleyball, track, softball, handball, and fish¬ ing. Girls Physical Education Assistants; Row 1—Terri Zuffa, Janet Call, Liz Lain Vernall derson, ther Botsco. Row 2: Laurie Gombus, Donna Cooley, Janice CaU, Debbie Zalkowski. Row 3: Bev Douville, Caryn Farmer, Oora Turner, Barb Plaskota Row 1: B. Douville, J. Wargo, M. San¬ ders. Row 2: P. Kessler, S. Kelleher, B. Plaskota, D. Talenco, B. Hoffman, C. Farmer. Row 3: B. Lynch, L. Kiser, and C. Kessey. Staff- Row 1- Barb Fogarty, G. Wolters. Row 2: L. Kitchell, J. Fogarty, B. Sutton, S. Nightlinger, L. Walsh, J. N. Newcomb. Row 3: B. Henry, A. Shelboume, and D. Hippel. 63 SPORTS Front Row: D. Ridenour, W. Snider, R. Lanseman, J. Forten- bury, B. Wendell, D. Premuda, T. Irk, R. Kmak, M. Laskowski, L. Lawrence. Second Row: M. Binbas, A. Stephens, R. Simms, J. Labus, A. Pawlowski, E. Meissler. B. Baker, J. Krsak, J. Cameron, D. Bratton. Third Row: Coach J. Quinn, M. Hadu, P. Bergstrom, S. Hanas, M. Howe, M. Smith, M. Homrich, J. Pettit, C. Purgh, P. Consialdi. Fourth Row: Coach P. Brush, B. Davis, V. Gutowski, J. Earl, C. Barnes, J. Summers, M. Swee¬ ney, J. Johnston, G. Hosmer, R. Huneryager, L. Luchens. Filth Row: Coach T. Kujawa, J. Barton, M. Hill, G. Johnston, D. Moser, D. Horvath, G. Michaels, R. Dankenbrink, J. Bond, T. Skiba, M. Clark, P. Budreau, R. Littlejohn, M. Sanders, T. Fergeson, C. Wilkins, D. Cosgrove, J. Baliga. Gavit VARSITY FOOTBALL Opp. 27 Horace Mann 25 7 Chesterton 0 20 E.C. Roosevelt 12 41 Whiting 6 13 Clark 14 24 E.C. Washington 0 13 Morton 35 7 Hammond High 13 25 Munster 27 27 Hammond Tech 22 6 Wins — 4 Losses Jerry Cameron leads in tackles (38) Alan Stephens leads in individual scoring (54 points) “Come on boys, let’s get a touchdown!’’ yells Coach John Quinn, as Assistant Coach Paul Brush looks On. 66 The Gladiators football team started out this season in great fashion, winning the beginning four games with the first loss to Clark. Gavit’s team, with new Head Coach John Quinn, won four Lake Shore Conference games with three losses. Our team came in placing third in Lake Shore Conference games. Our new coach seemed to help our team tremen¬ dously. More enthusiasm and spirit filled the team as well as the fans. Our homecoming game which was held on Oct. 16, against Washington, was won 28-0 with fan¬ tastic joy! Overall, Gavit’s team ended the season with a 6-4 record. Gavit’s Tri-City All-Stars were Wayne Snider— offensive tackle and Terry Irk—linebacker. Named to the Lake Shore Grid All-Stars offensive unit were again Terry Irk, and John Krsak and Jerry Cameron (defensive unit). “Look out Alan, he might get you!” But Terry is fast on his trail. Football Season Begins In Great Fashion “O.K. you guys , let’s get that ball back!” 67 Coach Rodriguez Preps Frosh Football Team Freshman Football Coach Mr. Gene Rodriguez prepares new gladi¬ ators for a tough season. The first steps he takes is to emphasize the basic fundamentals of the sport. This ensures good quality and sportsmanship for the coming years, when the boys will be on the varsity team. Mr. Rodriguez hopes to be able to help with the varsity string in the near future. One of our Gladiators being dropped after a large gain. First Row: S. Brown, Manager, M. Chenault, T. Templeton. D. Hanas, D. Sheaks, B. Cosgiove, E. Harris, G. Barnes, B. Graczyk, L. Askew, G. Wendlinger, B. Galovic, J. Narantic, D. Neubauer, Head Coach, Gene Rodriguez. Second Row: R. McAbee, Manager. RR. Ortega, K. Faulkner, J. Gamez, R. Loudermilk, C. Ford, D. Byrum, S. Tanoli, A. Sanchez, S. Gibbs, D. Blastik, E. Prezowznik, D. Malloy, D. Cross, Assistant Coach Ron Boul, (not pictured R- Laskarian). 69 Grapplers Take 6th Consecutive Title Picking up where they had left off in five preceding years, Gavit’s talented group of grapplers picked off their consecutive conference title. The Glads refused to give up their hold on the trophy, finishing with a perfect 7-0 record in conference action, and an 11-1 overall record. The lone loss was a decision (23-21) to an outstanding Hobart squad. Besides copping the conference duel meet championship. Coach Smith’ and Coach Ballou’s crew finished first in the conference tournament held at Morton. Gavit had two men placing first in the tournament; Jim Barton in the 132 lb. division and Bob Baker in the 185 lb. division. Finishing second were Jerry Cameron at 145 lbs. and Joe Labus at 167 lbs. In third place were Mike Lozano, 112 lbs., Mike Shatter, 119 lbs., and Mike Howe, 126 lbs. Mick McLaughlin took 4h at 105 lbs. Returning next year for our grapplers are six letter winners. They are: Mark Van Burskirk, Mike Lozano, Mike Howe, Andy Kmiec, Marty Hadu and Joe Labus. The corps of returning lettermen should enable the Glads to capture their 7th consecutive conference championship. From Left: L. Lawrence, B. Baker, J. Labus, M. Hadu, J. McLaughlin, M. Van Buskirk. Front left: Coach George Smith, Cameron, A. Kmiec, J. Barton, M. Howey, M. Shafer, M. Assistant Coach Bud Ballou. 70 Gavit VARSITY WRESTLING Opp. 39 EmersMi 11 29 Clark 15 38 Whiting 12 39 ECR 11 28 Griffith 17 22 HHS 17 33 MerriilviUe 17 28 ECW 18 29 Tech 18 25 Morton 15 27 Chesteron 16 21 Hohart 23 Facing off with his Hobart opponent is Marty Hadu. B-TEAM WRESTLING Gavit 0pp. 41 Emerson 3 35 Clark 12 30 Whiting 28 46 ECR 8 26 Griffith 20 20 HHS 26 30 Merrillville 17 31 ECW 20 46 Tech 8 30 Morton 16 21 Chesterton 27 19 Hobart 28 Lake Shore Conference Champions Bob Baker and Jim Barton. 72 Grapplers Capture Conference B Title Under the direction of Assistant Coach Bud Ballou, the B-Team grapplers kept in step with the varsity and grabbed their own conference tro¬ phy by compiling a 6-1 conference record. With the graduation of many outstanding performers from the varsity squad, there are sure to be many positions left open for underclassmen. Those mov¬ ing up to varsity positions are. Rick Grave, Brian Lawrence, Glen Johnson, Ed Manus, Rory Simms, and Steve Hanas. Coach Smith yells encouragement to one of his Gladiators. Gavit Wrestlers: Row One: S. Hanas, R. Simms, G. Michels, J. Vadas, L. Schlesser, R. Castleberry, G. Johnson, S. Batchelor, E. Manus, B. Lawrence, R. Graves, T. McLaughlin, R. Crossgrove. Row Two: Coach George Smith, Manager D. Bratton, D. Cross, R. Ortega, D. Hanas, B. Cosgrove, R. Dorsey, B. Neubauer, D. Casper, J. Taroli, J. Michelin, D. Rosales, L. Enslow, J. Wilkerson, Manager T. Qualls, Coach Bud Ballou. Clark’s “Baby Help” gets knocked down with Terry plops two in. “Look up, but look out!” as Tom Bajusz shows Bishop Noll how to score. Gavit VARSITY BASKETBALL 0pp. 55 TF North 49 56 Griffith 58 56 Highland 91 43 ECW 95 55 Hobart 56 67 HHS 73 68 Munster 65 78 Noll 87 67 Tech 81 74 TF Souh 56 62 Clark 73 53 Calumet 72 66 Morton 60 69 Crown Pt. 76 79 Wallace 85 54 Tech 79 33 ECR 70 67 Noll 89 67 Portage 89 50 Clark 53 74 TF South 56 “We’re on the move,” is probably the cheer going through Alan Kotso’s mind. 74 Varsity Basketball: Row One: P. Ooncialdi, K. Karlen, T. M. Hansen, A. Stephens, P. Budreau, M. Sanders, Coach Bajusz, D. Johnson, T. Irk, L. Vaznonis, D. Rideour. Row Norman Banas. Two: J. Parsley. A. Kotso, T. Skiba, B. Persic, D. Hammers, Coach Banas calls time out tor last minute strategy. Gavit FRESHMEN BASKETBALL 0pp. 41 TF North 49 27 Griffith 32 63 Highland 62 62 ECW 28 37 Hobart 43 48 HHS 64 47 Munster 44 57 Tech 29 51 TF South 60 60 Clark 53 35 Calumet 55 Dan Ford makes a quick pass against TF North Meteor. 76 Frosh Basketball Finishes With 6-5 Record Gavit’s B-Team basketball split its season this year with a 5-6 record. The Gladiators defeated Tech and Clark, but were downed by Hammond High. Outside the school system the team has a dismal record with losses to TF North and South, Griffith, Hobart, and Calumet. Mark Sanders aims tor a critical two-pointer at the tree-throw line. Front Row M Lee. E. Salczynski, D. Gavolic. B. Graczyk. D. Malloy, C. Ford. Back Row; Coach Wilson, T. Long. G. Barnes, D Owens, H. Ray, T. Riley D. Freeman, J. Smith. 77 Fall Season Brings Out G,H.S, Racketeers Magnificent Tennis Team: Second Row: B. Rubin, K. Orze, W. Kucharski, K. Hill, and Coach J. Goodnight. First Row K Orze, W. Hayne, B. Persic, M. Schafer, D. Faden. Mike Shafer was victorious in this match. Does he ever lose? Moving on to another victory, Mike returns the serve. Gavit Wins in Courts The Gavit Tennis Team ended a victorious season this fall. Although five of their top members will be graduating, the return of the under¬ classmen will insure another winn¬ ing season next fall. Gavit High, having one of the best tennis teams around, has al¬ ready established a reputation as one of the areas toughest competi¬ tors. Ken Orze takes a breathe before the big match. Track Team Emphasizes Sportsmanship The Gavit track team, coached by Mr. Earl Thompson, has achieved many things this year with emphasis put on sportsman¬ ship. Gavit has competed in many track events and feels they know the difference between winning and loosing. But, no matter what the outcome, we come first in “sports¬ manship.” Three members are ready and willing to compete. Track Team: Row One: A. Vandersteen, P. Budrean, J. Parsley, H. Houge, M. Sanders, J. Kaye, D. FV rd, L. Hebda, T. Fontenbury, D. Prugh. Row Two: L. King, M. Hansen, T. Bajusz, P. Boldin, T. Ferguson, P. Smith, R. Dorsey, M. Hadu, M. Lozano, C. Pierce, R. Hawkins, T. Fleener, P. Bergstrom, G. Stephens. Third Row: Coach Balkni, A. Molchan, D. Stanley, D. Ridinour, B. Hulchen, D. Harnas, C. Ford, T. Templeton, J. Bond, L. Schlesser, D. Bell, G. Wedlinger, B. Galovic, J. Bacino, D. Kepple, J. Dankenbring, T. Fulgraf, M. Stall, D. Hogue, M. Smith, S. Kush, S. Sefton, Ooach Thomuson. 80 Thomtenbury takes the lead in the 440 relay. A1 Stephens is first in his event “A base hit, a base hit, my kingdom for a base hit!” “And then there was one ...” Gavit “Bat-men” grin gleefully for photographer. Front Row: E. Stevens, B. Gracyck, J. Landfald, J. Garrett, R. Lammerton, J. Baliga, M. Clark, D. Manns, D. Benez, Coach P. Brush; 2nd Row: J. Carpenter, E. Salszynski, M. Levin, M. Howe, B. Littlejohn, R. Hatcher, D. Bretton; 3rd Row: R. Scott, J. Schwartzfeger, D. Pre muda, T. Skiva, A. Vaznossis, D. Horvath, J. Fedderhoff, J. Nova- lich, D. Steinkraus, Coach N. Banas. Baseball . ♦ . Gavit’s Top Spring Sport Coach Banas and assistant coach Brush do their best in the preparation of a winning team. Taking into consideration the material (equipment) and the people they have to work with they do a fine job in the preparation of Gavit’s “Bat-Men” Base¬ ball team. The score stands at five wins and five losses. With coach Banas coaching Baseball and Bas¬ ketball, he has a busy schedule. But he always has the extra time it takes to make a winning team. He showed this by capturing the conference cham¬ pionship last year. Our defending champions suffered only slight losses due to the graduation of the senior mem¬ bers. This year the loss was compensated by the experience gathered by the newer members of the team. 83 The appearance of soccer to the Gavit sports grind shows the grow¬ ing popularity of this once-exclu- sively-English sport. The speed and power of soccer has begun to kin¬ dle a flame of interest in GHS ath¬ letes. Athough the team has been small, the initial interest is a good sign of better years to come. With team work, coaching by Mr. Quinn, and a spirit of “soccer it to ’em,” GHS may head the soccer score- boards in future seasons. Rory Simms and Micky McLaughlin wait the Bet’s decision on a foul. First Row: G. White, M. McLaughlin, D. Horvath, B. Lawrence, J. Dankinbring, R. Graves, J. Novlich, D. Cross; Second Row: D. Holtz, V. Katowski, R. Huneryager, D. Moser, S. Hannas, R. Simms, J. Labus, M. Venturini, J. Summers, W. Kucharski, M Las- kowski; Row Three: Coach Quinn, D. Concialdi. 84 With Irons and Woods Golfers Tackle Links The Golf team, coached by Mr. Goodnight, will be suffering a loss at graduation time. Five of its top members will be graduating. With only three returning members, the team might have some problems. These members show promise but the team could use new members to share in the victories. Row 1; D. Piorkowski, K. Karlen, T. Hlavity, T. Irk; Row 2: Coa ch Goodnight, L. Cannel, B. Rindoks A. Kotso, M. Scott. 85 To School ORGANIZATIONS GRAPHIC ARTS CLUB—Left to Right; T. Ruble, T. Long, Mr. Clausen (sponsor) D. Carroll. ’ CINEMA CLUB—Front Row: Mr. Kopenec (sponsor), J. Saltanovitz, K. Stahl, T. Scott, Mr. Petyo (sponsor). Back Row: L. Hebda, M. Harrigan, P. Muehrer. A. V. CLUB—Row 1: S. Kush, T. Braxton, R. Castleberry, Mr. Crary (sponsor), T. Wheeler, B. Kitchens, D. Milne. Row 2: J. Dembowski, D. Limbaugh, M. Schaade, S. Husser, T. Delache, G. Loudermilk. 90 Science Club Active In Fair The Gavit Science Club started its first year under the guidance of Mr. Johnson. One of their many acivities was entering the Science Fai r. President Ed Reiter and Vice President Ben Rubin went to the Regional Fair. They also worked on creating a teslacoil with 2,000,000 volts. These enthusiastic students met almost everyday to work on their projects. In the future, the club hopes to make a field trip to U.S. Steel and have more Science Fair winners from the club. The Cinema Club made a movie this year that was shown in English classes. The A.V. Club helped stu¬ dents and teachers, alike, by show¬ ing movies for classes. SCIENCE CLUB—Row 1: D. Hippel, M. Campbell. Row 2: C. Peyton, B Rubin, E. Reiter, K. Gerski, A. Sawchuck. Row 3: B. Kazlowski, R. Masleid, J. Johnson, B. Holtz, Mr. Johnson (sponsor). B ASSISTANTS-Row 1: M. Kren Welent M. Mlard, Enslow. Row 2: T. Wheeler, R. O Ehrobmak, T. Cooley, B. 91 Basketball Starts for Girls GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM: Row 1—J. Saltonovitz, D. Zalkowski, D. Cooley C Mead, E. Botske. Row 2: P. Burdyl, R. Martin, P. Hoffman, S. Burdyl, K. Stahl! B Hoffman. The GAA basketball team, under the supervision of Miss Kelly, had a good year. The GAA basketball team is in its third year and this year was the first year that they did well. The B-team did outstanding with 10 wins and no games lost. The Varsity didn’t do as well, with 7 wins and 4 los.ses. The big¬ gest game of the .season was in Elk- art, Indiana, where Gavit came in second place. When the basketball season was starting there were 64 girls who tried out but only 35 made either B-team or Varsity. B-team consists of freshmen and juniors and Varsity consists of freshmen and seniors. LETTERMEN: Row 1 —L. Lawrence, B. Persic, J. Cameron, M Hansen, P. Carroll, Mr. E. Freuhling, sponsor. Row 2: K. Karlan, M. Lozanno, J. Garrett, B. Henry, B. Baker, J. Barton, G. Henderson, M. Shafer. Row 3: T. Bajusz, A. Kotso, S. Sefton, R. Kotse, D. Horvath, M. Clark, J. Krakowiak, J. Labus. Row 4: J. Parsley, A. Pawlowski, L. Connell, A. Molchan, M. Mc¬ Laughlin, R. Lammertin, D. Prugh. Row 5: D. Steinkraus, D. Dragoin, R. Kmak, M. Laskowski, W. Snider, T. Irk. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 93 DRILL TEAM—Row 1: C. Kaniuk (co-captain), R. Mitchell (captain). Row 2: K. Ince, J. Spear, B. Sutton, P. Winski, J. Huneryager, J. Killian, B. Lynch. Row 3: P. Rubottom, J. Duf- fala, C. Farmer, S. Zile, K. Veray, J. Gyure, J. Geurts. Row 4: K. McLaughlin, M. Lulich, S. Archie, B. Hawkins, B. Ince, A. White, M. Merrick, M. Kovach, A. Hertzfeldt. spirited Glads Support Sports Program The Gavit Marching Band, Drill Team, and Twirlers supported their school by perfomring at various sports programs. They participated in the annual Christmas Parade, Fourth of July Parade, and several home foot¬ ball games. The Drill Team and Twirlers also participated in basketball half-times. During the Homecoming half-time, the Drill Team and Marching Band entertained the thousands of spectators with their intricate forma¬ tions, snappy tunes, and peppy pom-pon routine to the tune played by the band. The Twirlers linked style and agility to the Marching Band and Drill Team. Their new uniforms added some spark to their skillful routines. They performed to “Sand” during a basketball half-time. The Drill team made new gold vests to coordinate with their purple culottes. Their emblem is a boot with their name. The Drill Team performed several peppy routines during basketball half-time sessions and pep assem¬ blies. They even participated in a fall concert by accompanying the band with a pom-pon routine. GAVIT HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND 95 FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB—Row 1; T. Ciesla, S. Morrison, Miss Button (sponsor), Mrs. Sampson (sponsor), A. Lee, M. Magone, N. Howe. Row 2: D. Chenault, D. Carter, M. Milo, P. Hester, D. Kapusta, D. Frayer, C. Mote, S. Nowaczyk. Row 3: D. Schoonover, B. Plaskota, M. Allen, J. Bisbee, L. Rokosz, C. Smith, A. Radovich, J. Royal. DRAMA CLUB—Sitting: M. Kapec, Mr. Unkuri (sponsor), M. O’Drobinak. Standing; S. Basanda, M. Yokovich, K. Masleid, V. White, B. Brown. USHERETTES—Row 1: W. McCahon, L. Knoerzer, S. Morrison, M. Koval, J. Saltanovitz, M. Yokovich, C. Shutko, G. McCahon. Row 2, M. Lulich, A. Mysliwy. M. Kapcc, M. O’Drobinak, C. Schoonover, K. Stahl. 96 FRENCH CLUB—Row 1: D. Smith, D. Denning, B. Brown, B. Smith D. Woomer. Row 2: S. Yazumbek, L. Williams, D. Hous- ley, D. Simms, J. Winkler, D. Linsenmann. Row 3: D. Neubauer, ENGLISH CLUB—Sitting: Mrs. Board (sponsor), P. Eagan. Standing: T. Smith, Mrs. Fleming (sponsor), T. Angelich, P. Demkovich. M. McDaniel, M. Wilkinson, N. Elliot, C. Drudge, J. Killian. Row 4: J. Livingston, M. Merrick, P. Elsgate, M. Campbell. SPANISH CLUB—Row 1: T. Moore, I. Rokosz, C. Stuart, J. Geurts, S. Cheek (treasurer), B. Henry (president), Mrs. Sevald (sponsor), C. Kaniuk (vice-president), R. Martin. Row 2: R. Mitchell, V. Seiden, M. Kren, M. Bielat, C. Doloszycki, S. Nightlinger, B. Potter, P. Kessler, L. Dawson, N. Cave. Row 3: K. Allen, P. Bartowski, N. Williams, P. Burdyl, D. Hines, B. Redlarczyk, P. Turner, C. Wells, D. Hines, K. Hawkins. Row 4: S. Raines. D. Hines, R. O’Drobinak, J. Hippel, A. Macnak. Row 1—B. Rindocks, T. Braxton, D. Carter, J. Barton (Vice- President), D. Cross (Treasurer), C. Doloszycki (President), M. Koval (Secretary), S. Nightlinger, R. Van Gorp, J. Rausch. Row 2: B. Furlic, J. Skoroupa, J. Kish, M. O’Drobinak, K. Masleid, K. Stahl, A. Mysliwy, J. Saltanovitz, M. Harrigan, M. Bunde, K. Muir, B. Brown, M. Kapec. Row 3: S. Meyers, R. Veray, P. Elliot, D. White, N. Ywanow, C. Mead, G. Goral, J. Hartmann, P. Gibbs, M. Black, C. Larkin, L. Yockey, D. Fea. Row 4: B. Chorba, K. Charnekar, D. Frechette, C. Schnoover, B. Plaskota, D. Schnoover, A. Milo, T. Fulgraph, K. Hill, S. Turnpaugh, J. Winkler, L. Koerner. Row 5: C. Onia, J. Duffala, P. Kessler, L. David, R. McCahon, J. Geurts, G. Johnson, D. Hines, F. Veray. By the Students... For the Students Row 1—T. Braxton, M. Hansen, M. Shafer, B. Baker. Row 2: A. Labus, T. Shelton, J. Hartman, N. Winkley, B. Skafish, M. Venturini. 98 QUILL AND SCROLL Row 1—C. Doloszycki, B. Sutton, B. Fogarty, D. Lax, D. Hippel, Row 2: Mr. Mullins, sponsor, R. Shabi, B. Henry, J. Barton, D. Weaver, A. Shelbourne, L. Kitchell. L. Walsh. J. Saltanovitz. M. Hansen. Students Honored in Journalism, Scholarship NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1—M. Hansen (Vice-President), V. Miller (President), S. Cheek, (Secretary), M. Hansen, (Treasurer). Row 2: M. Shafer, R. Kmak, S. Burdyl, L. Borgman, P. Pappas, B. Sutton, H. Kulik, D. Boyer, R. Veray, M. Pesche. Row 3: J. Barton, M. Venturini, C. Dolosycki, M. Merrick, R. Levin, K. Middleton, B. Masleid, J. Raksanyi, R. Kindle. Row 4: K. Orze, B. Baker, J. Killian, M. Campbell, N. Newcomb, B. Henry, J. Skroupa, C. Kaniuk, G. Henderson. 99 A HEALTH CAREiERS CLUB—Row 1: Miss Black (sponsor), D. tin, N. Dykiel, C. Bell, J. Ellison, J. Elison, J. Ellison, D. Robin- Potter, R. Korpella, D. Hudnall. Row 2: R. Wurtzbacker, S. Mar- son, J. Bush. Students Display Interest in Humanity and Medicine cue CLUB—Row 1; G. Wolters, L. Palmer, M. Kenar, S. Smith, M. Nelson, L. Van Buskirk, K. Hawkins, K. Hammond, C. Ko- panko, R. Spisiak, J. Peterson, P. Weiner, C. Nelson, Mr. Rod¬ riguez (sponsor). Row 2: D. Hines, R. Mitchell, V. Earle, K. Smith, M. Humphrey, P. Kessler, B. Potter, C. Farmer, B. Dou- ville, J. Gyure, S. Harrigan, D. Bartnik, C. Stuart. Row 3: K. Muir, D. Klestovitch, V.Seiden, T. Moore, M. Lucas, L. Yockey, A. Rodovich, R. Haack, V. Thornsberry, B. Rokosz, D. Hines, M. Hansen. Row 4: P. Bartnik, S. Raines, A. Pappas, N. Bielat, P. Stephens, D. Litton, B. Craft, D. Schoonover, L. Rokosz, C. Le- land, J. Pickering, C. Benko, M. Moldasky. Row 5: M. Lock, D. Hines, B. Medwetz, A. Michels, M. Allen, P. Mueher, B. Plas- kota, S. Elkins, J. Bisbee, K. Allen, G. Goral, S. Anderson. 100 CHESS CLUB—Siting: J. Saltanovitz, A. Shelbourne, Mrs. D. Scott, P. Ferrini, D. Saterfield, J. Blumenhagen, R. Roper, Reinke (sponsor), A. Sawchuk. B. Masleid. Standing: C. Custer, R. Gehab. Sponsors Service Projects Sewing Club The 1970-71 Sewing Club, spon¬ sored by Mrs. Loretta Schneider, again completed another year of beneficial activities. The club us¬ ually sponsors one service project per year. This was a busy year for the club; three such service proj¬ ects were completed. The first proj¬ ect consisted of the girls sewing brightly-colored strings and attach¬ ing them to the boys’ blue denim shop aprons. Twenty stuffed toys were made for the CUC (Care of Underprivileged Children) Christ¬ mas Collection. The nap-time toys were distributed to twenty under¬ privileged children throughout the area. The club also sponsored a Val¬ entine’s Day party at the Woodmar Child Development Center, which is located at Woodmar Methodist Church. Here, again, nap-time toys were made for the children. To supplement the three major activities, the girls ordered knee e work kits, consisting of knitting, crocheting, and flower looming acti¬ vities. The club consists of ten interest¬ ed girls, two of which serve as lab assistants in Mrs. Schneider’s regu¬ lar sewing classes. SEWING CLUB_Sitting: L. Palmer, C. Pankowski, L. Szot, L. Narug, S. Zack. Standing: A. Mysliwy, M. Lulich, Mrs. Schnei¬ der (s|K)nsur), I. Penczak, K. Peckenpaugh, A. Kaczka. 101 Boosters Create An Air of Excitement Outstanding Seniors Merit Honors SALUTATORIAN and D.A.R.—Chris Doloszycki TOP TEN SENIORS—1, Joan Killian; 2, Chris Doloszycki; 3, Bob Henry; 4, Mary Campbell; 5, Bob Masleid; Marie Hansen; 7; Jim Barton; 8, Ruth Levin; 9, Mickey Venturini; and 10, Allyson Shelbourne. ROTARIANS_Front Row: Mickey Venturini, Mike Shafer, Jack Rose, Joe Skorupa. Bob Henry; Back Row: Jim Barton, Bob Baker, Bob Skafish, CONGENIAL JOURNALIST and TIMES OUTSTANDING STAFFER—Barbara Fogarty and Robery Henry. Presented for Outstanding Accomplishments GIRLS AND BOYS STATE—Seated: Merideth Allen, and Terri Scott; Standing: John Kish, and Tom Braxton. 109 Outspoken Students Take STUDEOT CO CIL OFFICERS-Fnom Right to Left-M. Koval (Treasurer). J Barton (Vice President), C. Doloszycki (President), D. Cross (Secretary). l aS. ' M.Xn n. A. L ' ius ' ! ' . � « ’ • M. Venturini. B. Skafish, CONCERT CHOIR OFFICERS—At Piano: P. Winski (Business Mgr.), R. Veray (Vice President). Standing: J. Carpenter (Secretary), P Smith (Secretary), P. Fuoss (Secretary), I. MonzuUa (President). Interesting Challenges THESPIANS—Front Row: M. Harrigan, D. Milne, B. Henry, M. Peschke, M. Shafer, B. Furlic, T. Braxton, J. Barrett, J. Kish, J. Shorrupa. Second Row: T. Scott, S. Basanda, R. Spisak, M O’Drobinak, A. Mysliwy, K. Stahl, P. Kessler, C. Doloszycki, M. Koval, L. Kitchen, G. Smith, G. Wolters. Row Three: M. Kenar, M. Kapec, S. Nightlinger, B. Plaskota, S. Lewin, C. Bradbum. Row Four: Director, R. Unkuri, J. Saltonovitz, R. Kowalski, D. Lax, R. O’Drobinak. WORLD TRAVELERS—From Left to Right: R. Levin, H. KuUk, P. Kessler. in Queen Candidates Arrive To Supplement 112 Football Homecoming Festivities 113 PERSONALITIES Candy Sales Help Class of As freshmen, four years of high school seemed like an eternity. Now, unlike eternity, those four years have come to an end. The first symptoms of Senior-itis appeared with Football Homecoming as Sen¬ iors banded together to construct their float. Progressing thru the fall, they traveled to Washington, D.C. and New York, combining a les¬ son in national history and sight¬ seeing. In December, the Class of ’ll held a Christmas party. When the year 1971 became reali¬ ty, seniors eagerly anticipated the events to come. Wills and Testa¬ ments were written, leaving memo¬ ries of their high school years to fellow seniors and underclassmen. The Senior Class Banquet was held at the Scherwood Club where pro¬ phesies were read concerning the futures of members of the Class of ’71. Senior Class Otlicers: Mike Jones, (President); Jane Bartnik, (Treasurer); Sharon Hurd, (Representative); Ballon, (Representative); Pat Pappas, (Secretary); Judy Rod Cook, (Vice-President). 71 On Road To Success Candy Kessey, Linda Kiser, Jane Ballon, Mary Michna, and Sharon Britt show Joyce Barnes the proper way to me tate. Seniors Jt)in with other Lettermen to pose before B-ball battle with Gavit faculty. Sophomores Add To Their SUSAN P. ADAMS—Monitor 3,4; Pep Club .2; Y-Teens 1; Nurses Aid 2; Attendance Aid 2. CARMEN M. ALLEGRA—Ubrary Aid 2. LAN P. ANDERSEN—Monitor 1; National Honor Society 3.4; Audio-Visual 1,2,3,4; Lab Assistant 3. JACKIE A. ARTHUR—Monitor 4; Cinema Club 3; Spanish 1. LINDA BACCINO „ , -- BAKER—Student Court 2.4 (Chief Justice); Monitor 4; National Honor Society 3.4; Rotarian; Class Office 3. (V.P.); - 1 ; Letterman 2,3,4; Soccer 1,2.3.4; Foot- JANE M. BALLON—Class Office 4, (Rep.); G.A.A. 1.2J,4; Pep Club 1; Make-up 1,2; Attendance Aid 3.4; Cinderella Track Aid 4. CAROL S. BARAN—Student Council Rep. 2, 3.4: Monitor 3,4; Basketball Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 3: G.A.A. 1; Pep Club 1 ,3: Y-Teens 3; Lab Assistant 3.4; Cinderella Track Aid 3.4. RICHARD R. BARLEY—Concert Orchestra 3; Pep Band 2,3. Mixed Glee 3; Girls ' Choir 2; Bookstore 4 118 Treasury With Car Wash JUDY L. BARTNIK—Student Council Rep. 1; Monitor 3: Cia i Office 4. (Tree .); Conserva¬ tion 3.4; GA.A. I .3,4; Pep Club 1; Make-up 1; Daisy Mae” 4. JAMES H. BARTON—Student Council Officer 4. (V.P.): Rotarlan; National Honor Society 3.4; Quill ScroU 3.4; Class Office 3. (Pres.); Future 23.4. (Sports Ed.); Scroll 2; Spanish 1; Concert Orchestra 13; Pep Band 13; Con¬ cert Band 13; Marching Band 13: Letterman 2 4: Soccer i.23.4; FoJtbaU 133.4: WresUlng 13,3.4. JOHN M. BARZYCKI—Monitor 13- 1; (Soil 23.4; Tennis 3; WresOing ROBERT T. BASILE—Chess 13; Concert Choir 3.4; Boys Choir 23; Boys Chorus 13: St e Crew 133.4; Lab Assistant 3.4. DEBRA G. BEDNAR—Student CouncU Rep. 1; Monitor 13; Sewing 1; Drill Team 2: French 1; G.A.A. 1; Lab Assistant 2. DAVID M. BELOSHAPKA—Chess 13: Pep Band 13.3.4; Concert Band 133.4; Dance Band 3.4: Marching Band 133.4. MARY A. BIELAT—Cinema Club 1; G.A.A. 13; Spanish 1.3.4; Y-Teens 3; Futura Nurses 2 (Sec.-Treas.); Make-up 23; Nurses Aid 2: Bookstore 23. ROBIN B. BLOSKY—Student Council Rep. 13: Monitor 133: Football Homecoming Queen 3: Prom Court 3: Cheerleader 4; Drill Team 1.23; G.A.A. 133.4; Pep Club 133: Gym Aid 2,4. LAURA A. BORGMAN—Monitor 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Latin 1; Y-Teens 13 (His¬ torian), 3 (V.P.); Reading Aid 3,4. DEBRA D. BOYER—Monitor 1: National Honor Society 3.4: Sewing 1: Library 3; Y- Teens 2.3: Stage Crew 3: Office Aid 3. SHARON A. BRITT—Monitor 4: Thespian 2: Drama 13: Cinema 2; G.A.A. 1.2.3; Pep Club 13: Basketball 2: SUge Crew 13: Make-up 119 Marquette Park Is Scene Of FREDERICK BROWN, III—Monitor Spanish 1; Track 2,3,4; Wrestling 1. LOUIS C. CANADA—Campus Police 1; Stu¬ dent CouncU Rep. 2,3; Monitor 1,2; Mixed Glee 3; Boys Choir 14; Lab Assistant 24. JERI G.A.A. -- --- .. Teens 3; Concert Choir 4; Mixed Glee 3; Girls Choir 2; Girls Chorus 1; Rebel Without A Cause”; Jenny Kissed Me ; Bookstore 2. RICHARD CANTRELL WILUAM R. CARMEN—Audio-Visual 14,3,4; The Night of January 16th”. ..or 2.3.4; Speech 1; Typing 2 i? ! ' G.A.A. 14; Spanish 2; Twirlers 1.2, 3.4 (Capt.); Y-Teens 3,4 (Sec.); Concert Orchestra 14: Pep Band 14.3.4; Concert nd 14.3.4; Marching Band 14.3,4; Nurses SUSAN G. CHEEK—Monitor 1.4; National Spanish 3.4 (Treas ); Concert Choir 3.4; Girls Honor Society 3,4 (Se- ' - — •“ Choir _ 2; Girls Chorus 1 RODNEY L. COOK—Student Council Rei Class Office 4 (V.P.); Concert Choir 3,4; L_, Choir 2: Letterman 2.3,4; BasketbaU 2; Foo ball 1; Track 14,3. 120 Sophomore Class Picnic terry cook OAVm COLUNS SUSAN CRAIG BRIAN R. CRONK—Monitor 4; Basketball 1. DIANE M, DACK—Monitor 2,3; Social Studies Aid 4. SAMUEL A. DeCRESCENZO—Concert Or¬ chestra 1,2.4; Pep Band 1 4.4; Concert Band U,3.4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Marching Band 1A3.4. ROBERT DODD CHRISTINE K. DOLOSZYCKI—Student Coun¬ cil Rep. 1,2: Student Council Otficer 3 (Treas.), 4 (Pres.); National Honor Society 3,4: Girls State; Quill .Scroll: DAR Award; Class Office - (Sec.), 2 (Pres.); G.A.A. li: Scroll 3,4; Spanish 1,2,3,4; Girls Choir 2; Girls Chorus 1 (Pres.); “Rebel Without A Cause ; Jenny Kissed Me ; Lab Assistant 2. JoANN A. DONAGHEY—Student Coxincil Rep. 2; Monitor 3,4; G.A.A. 1; Pep Club IJJ; Spanish 1.2; Cinderella Track Aid 3,4; Make-up 1; Lab Assistant 2, CLIFF E. DRABENSTOT—Conservation 1,2; Audio-Visual 1,2; Soccer 1,2. DAN R. DRAGOIN, JR.—Monitor 1; Chess 1; Audio-Visual 1,24; Boys Choir 3,4; Letterman 3,4; Track 144,4; Stage Crew 2. KATHLEEN DRISCOLL DEBORAH DUNBAR—Llbrar 1; Future Nurses 2,3; Girls hio™ ' SHARON DUNN 121 With Class Rings On Fingers RICHARD EARLY JIMMIE A. ELKINS—Wood Shop 1. PEGGY L. ELLIOTT—Student CouncU Rep. 1 .4; Monitor 1.2.3; CUss Office 3 (Treas.); Typing 1.24: G.A.A. 14.3.4; Pep Oub 14 Y-Teens 3.4: Mat-maid 4; Concert Choir 4 Rythmetts 4; Girls Choir 24; Girls Chorus 1 Gym Aid 144: Attendance Aid 144: Book JOY A. EMERSON—Monitor 1.2.3; Pep Club 1; Bookstore 4; Library Aid 14. DANIEL FADEN BELINDA FAUGHT V. P Aid 3: Bookstore 4 ALAN FLORES Make-up 3; Attendance Aid 1; Quill Scroll CHARLOTTE A. FOSTER—Student Council Rep. 1; Monitor 4; Chess 3; G.A.A. 144.4; Pep Club 14.3; Concert Choir 4: Mixed Glee 3; Girls Choir 2: Girls Chorus 1; Basketball 3; Volleyball 14.3; Gymnastics 1.24: Gym Aid 2: Office Aid 3,4. DAVID FRAZIER PATRICIA J. GAJDA—G.A.A. 24.4; Pep 14: Spanish 1; Attendance 14: Nurses Aid 1: Lab Assistant 144.4; Gym Aid 3; Book¬ store 3. 122 ’71 Sophomores Become ’71 Juniors JAY R. GARRETT— Monitor 4; Letterman 3.4; Basketball 1.2: Baseball 1.2.3.4; Football 1. THOMAS GENOVESI MARK W. GIBBONS—Student CouncU Rep. 3: Monitor 3; Chess 2: Audio-Vis l 1.2; Mixed Glee 1.2; Boys Choir U; Football 1; Stage Crew 3; Lab Assistant 2. WENDELL GLEASON DAVID GOLEC KEVIN GORMAN MARIE H. HANSEN—Student Council Rep 2J: NaUonal Honor Society 3,4 (Treas. ' Future Teachers 3; G.A.A. 2,3; Pep Club MICHAEL V. HANSEN—Student Court 4 Justice): National Honor Society 3.4 (V-P.) Quill Scroll 12: Boys Statef Class 0«ice 3 (Sgt.-at-Arms): Futura 3: Conservation 1: Scroll 3.4 (Sports Ed.): Letterman 2.3.4 (Pres.); Basketball 12.3.4; Cross Country 1.2. 3.4; Track 12.3.4: Weight Training 12.3. RONALD L. HATCHER—Monitor 2; Audio- Visual 122. JON HAUGHEE DANIEL HELPINGSTINE GARY W. HENDERSON—National Honor So¬ ciety 3.4: Concert Choir 3,4; Boys Choir 12: Letterman 22.4. 123 Juniors Compete at ROBERT E. HENRY—Monitor 1: ThemUn 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Exchange Stu¬ dent; Rotarlan: Quill Scroll 3,4; Boyi State- r-k... 1. Future 1,2,3 -‘ - -Mgr.); Scroll (Aaslatant Ed.), 4 (Ec.,, _ at-Arms), 3 (V.P.), 4 (Pres.); ' Lettennan ' 2,S, ' 4; Football Statistician 1,2,3,4; “Rebel Without A Cause ; Jenny Kissed Me ; ‘The Boor . CAROL J. HINES—Monitor 1,2,3,4; Bookstore 1,2; Conservation 3; G.A.A. 1,2; Spanish 3; Concert Choir 3.4; Girls Choir 3; Girls Chorus 1,2; Nurses Aid 2. DEBORAH A. HIPPEL—Student Council Rep. 2; Monitor 2.4; Quill Scroll 4; Futura 3.4 (Index Ed.); German 1,2; G.A.A. 1; Pep Club 1,2; Make-up 2; Sewing Assistant 14; Social TERENCE HLAVATY SHERYL .HOFFMAN—Attendance Aid 4; Monitor 2.4; Spanish 1; Pep Band 144; Con¬ cert Band 144. MARK C. HOLSTRUM—Monitor 1; Graphic BILL G. HOLTZ—Science 144.4; Concert Choir 4; Mixed Glee 3; Rythmaires 2; Boys Choir 14; Stage Crew 2.3; “Night of Janua)ry 16th“: Lab AssisUnt 3,4. MAUREEN A. HOMRICH—Monitor 1.2; G.A.A. 1; Pep Club 144; Y-Teens 2; Make-up 14; Lab Assistant 3. DENISE R. HORTON—Monitor 2; French 14. 3,4; Attendance Aid 1; Lab Assistant 4; Guid¬ ance 144.4; Bookstore 2. DEVIDA M. HOULDSON—Prom Court 3; Cheerleader 2.3; G.A.A. 144; Pep Oub 1.2.3; Cinderella Track Maid 3.4; Lab Assistant 1.2. 3,4; Social Studies Aid 14.3,4. DEBBIE J. HUDNALL—Health Careers 2.3 (Pres.); Nurses Aid 4. ANDREA HUFF 124 Intramural Volleyball Tourney 125 Juniors Hold Prom: TERRY A. KITCHENS RAYMOND W. KMAK—National Honor Socie¬ ty 3,4; Conservation 1.2J (V.P.); Letterman 2,3.4; Basketball I; Football 1A3,4; Track 1 . JAMES KNOERZER THOMAS E. KOMANSINSKI—Monitor li; Mixed Glee li; Boys Choir 1.2; Soccer 1,2; Lab Assistant 1.2. KAREN KOONTZ Y-Teens 3; Stage Crew 3.4; Make-up 3... Attendance Aid 1,2; Lab Assistant 3,4; Thes¬ pian 4. JOHN KRSAK WALT E. KUCHARSKl—Monitor 4; Chess 1; Class Office 1 (Pres.); Pep Band 1,2,3; Con¬ cert Band 1.2, 3.4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Letter- 1 3,4; Tennis 2,3,4. LARRY KULA In The Midst Of Heaven” LEE J. LAWRENCE—Student Council Rep. 1; French 3; Letterman 3.4 (Trea .); Basketball 1; Soccer 1.2.3: Football 1.24.4; Track 2; Wrestling 3,4. DAVID LAX DEBORAH J. LAX—Student Council Rep. 4: Monitor 4: Thespian 4; Quill Sc Scroll 3,4: Class Office 2 (Rep.): French 2; Pep Club ’• Scroll 144,4: Y-Teens 3: Concert Choir Mixed Glee 3; Girls Choir 24: Girls Chorus SUge Crew 4: All My Darlings ; A Ml Called Duddy ; Rebel Without A Cause . MARK LECYK RANDY LESSARD RUTH LEVIN—Student CouncU Rep. 14: Monitor 4: National Honor Society 3.4; Ex¬ change Student; Class Office 1 (Rep.), 2 (Sgt- at Arms); Drama 1; Concert Choir 3.4; Rythm- Ctu 4: Girls Choir 2 (Librarian): GirU Chorus 1 (Librarian); Office Aid 4: Guidance 2,3,4. d ’m 4 127 Nineteen Hundred “There is no danger of developing eyestrain from looking on the bright side of things.” Anonymous “Triumph is just umph added to try.” “The great thing in this world is not so much where we are, but in what direction we are moving.” Oliver Wendell Holmes “He yourself: an original is always better than a copy.” Thomas F. Cocman ’71 Picks Mint Green DEBORAH L. MACK—Monitor 1; Sewing 2 Pep Club 1; Concert Choir 4; Mixed Glee 3; Girls Choir 2; Girls Chorus 1; Attendance Aid 4; Nurses Aid 3,4; Office Aid 3. SUSAN MAHNS BONNIE MANGERSON HOBART MARTIN HOWARD MARTIN ROBERT P. MASLEID—National Honor Socie¬ ty 2.4; Chess 3 (V.P.). 4 (Pres.); Math-Science 1,2 (Sec.-Treas.), 3; Lab Assistant 1,2,3,4. CATHY MATYI DEANE MAZUR ALBERT McCANCE PATRICIA A. McLEAN—Pep Club 1; Pep Band 2,3; Cadet Band 1; Concert Band 2,3; Symphonic Band 4; Nurses Aid 2; Guidance 4; Lab Assistant 3. RONALD MEEKS DEBORAH MEISSLER Drama 1; French 3,4 (V.P.); ... Library 1; Pep Club 1,2; Y-Teens 3; Concert Choir 4: Mixed Glee 4; Girls Choir 2,3; Girls Chorus 1; Make-up 1,2A4; Rebel Without A Cause ; Lab Assistant 3,4. SHERRY D. MEYERS—Student Council Rep 1. 130 Cords For Autographing MARJORIE A. MICHELIN—Future Teachers 1 1 Latin i;i: Pep Club 2: Y-Teens 3: Con9ert AH 1 Choir 4: Mixed Glee 4; GlrU Choir 3 laccom- panlst): Glrta Chorus 2; Boys Chorus 4 (ac- panlst): SUge Crew 24; Lab AssisUnt 3. « MARY A. MICHNA—Monitor 1; G.A.A. 2: Pep Club 2; Y-Teens 1; Attendance Aid 1. KRISTINE A. MIDDLETON—National Honor Society 3,4; Office Aid 144.4; Guidance 14; Bookstore n ’. ' 1 VESTER MUJ-ER—National Honor Society y ' c 1 ,rr RILEY A. MITCHELL—Student Council Rep. k 1 24; Monitor 3: Latin 1; Drill Team 24.4: E G.A.A. 1.2: Pep Club 1; Concert Orchestra A __ Gym Aid 2. WILUAM MITCHELL I KiH m 1 n“ V. MOh B ' B f ta. -a - AT 3,4: Concert A U4.4;Boy. m V -W M DEBORAH I 3: Ubrary A IZULLE—National Honor Society Choir 24,4; (Pres.); Rythmaires Choir 1. 3. MOORE—Monitor 3; Y-Teens Lid 4. MORRIS—Scroll 4 (Production SSk JML ROY A. MOSS—Student Council Rep. 2; Cadet Band 14; Basketball 1; Football 1. W--r NANCY M. MRZLOCK—Monitor 1.4; G.A.A. ' J r k 1; Pep Club 144: Y-Teens 3; ClnderelU Track i “ M Aid 4; Make-up 14; Lab Assistant 3.4. DAVEE H. MUIR—Chess HBLuHI (m UF NANCY M. NEWCOMB—Student Council Rep. -B 1: National Honor Society 3.4; Class Office 3 T T (Sec.): Futura 3 (Faculty Ed). 4 (Under- L cUss Ed): G.A.A 1.24 (Treas). 4 (V.P.); 7 Pep Club 14:S croll 3; Library Aid 4; Sew- t mrs’W SHERRY L. NIGHTLINGER—Student Council B B . BE Rep. 24.4: ThespUn 4: Drama 4: Futura 4 w 7 B -A B (Business Mgr.): Speech 1; Spanish 3.4: Con- cert Orchestra 3,4: Pe Band 14.3.4: Cadet ' lE Band 1: Concert Band 2.3.4: Symphonic Band :■ B s B B 4; Stage Crew 2.3.4; Make-up 2.3,4; ‘ All My Darlings : Sandbox ; Clothing Aid 144: Lab | B Assistant 2.3.4: Art Aid 14. fl PATRICIA ODOM—Student Council Rep. 1; { Him .. tl. ' Girls Chorus 1.2. ' t -™ 131 Senior Invasion: D.C� And 132 N� Y. Will Never Be The Same MICHAEL W. RAMSEY—Monitor 1. SANDRA J. RAMSEY—Student Council Rep. 23A Monitor 1.2: Drama 1; G.A.A. li.3,4; Pep Club 1.2,3; Concert Choir 4; Rythmetts 4; Mixed Glee 3; Girls Choir 2.3: Girls Chorus 1; Make-up 1; Attendance Aid 2,3,4; Gym Aid 144. GERALD L. RAY BRUCE N RINDOKS—Student Council Ren. 14.4: Monitor 14.3,4: Golf 3.4; ‘‘All My Darl¬ ings ; Rebel Without A Cause . RICHARD A. RIPPE PEGGY A. RITZ—Student Council Rep. 1; Monitor 2; G.A.A. 14.3: Spanish 1. Senior Slicks Are Country Hicks JAMES M. SALMON—Conservation 1,2; Soc¬ cer 4; Football 1,2,3; Lab AssisUnt 2,3. ALAN P. SAWCHUK—Student Council Rep. 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Chess 2; Sci¬ ence 2; Captain Applejack”; Lab Assistant 4. SCHROETER—Pep Club 1,2; MARK SELL DENNIS SERAFIN National Honor Society 3,4; Rotarian; Math I Science 1; Conservation 2; Letterman 3. --A. Wrestling li.3.4 WILLIAM SHANTZ ALLYSON SHELBOURNE—Monitor Scroll 3,4; Future 2,3,4 (Faculty Ea.i man 1,2: Future Teachers 12 (Sec.j 134 At Sadie Hawkins Dance EDWARD SHEPP CHRISTY SHREVE RICHARD SHULTMAN MICHAEL SIMON ROBERT D. SKATISH—Student Court 4 (Bailiff): Student Council Rep. 2: Rotarian; Spaniah 1; Basketball 1. JOSEPH S. SKORUPA—Student Council Rep. 3,4: Monitor 3,4: Thespian 3.4 (Pres.): Na¬ tional Honor Society 3.4: Rotarian: Conserva¬ tion 2. (Sec.-Treas): Audio-Visual 1.2.3.4: SUfte Crew 2.3,4: Rebel Without A Cause : • A Man Called Duddy : “Trifles”. CAROL A. SMITH DOUGLAS SMITH SCOTT SMUTKO JAMES C. Seniors Celebrate Yuletide SARAH SITLLIVAN BONNIE L. SUTTON—Student Council Rep. 1: Monitor 1: National Honor Society 3,4; Football Homecoming Queen 4; Quill Scroll 4: Drill Team 1.2J,4; Sewing Aid 1; Office r. SZOT—Student Council Rep. 1 LYNETTE J._ ___ Sewing 4: Y-Teens 3.4 (V.P.); Future Teach¬ ers 1: Clothing Aid 4; Guidance 1.2. DONNA M. TALENCO—Monitor 3.4; Future 4; Y-Teens 2.3 (Sec.). 4 (Pres.); Stage Crew 2; Make-up 2; Attendance 4; Clothing Aid 4. BEVERLY J. THOMAS—Monitor 3.4; GirU Chorus 1; Office Aid 1. GINGER THOMPSON JILL M. THORSKY—Monitor 1JA4; Pep Club 1.2.3; Make-up 2; “The Night Of January leth”; Guidance 2. THOMAS L. TRTAN—Thespian 3.4; Chess 1; Concert Choir 4; Boys Choir 3- Wrestling 1.2; “Night Of January I6th“; “Psychedelic Lollipop ; “Little Nell The Orphan Girl ; Gym Aid 2.3.4. MARIE T. VENTIMIGLIA—Cinema Club 3: Concert Band 1. MICHAEL C. VENTURINI—Monitor 3; Stu¬ dent Court 4 (Bailiff); National Honor Socie¬ ty 3.4; Rotarlan; Conservation 1; Basketball 1; Soccer 3.4; Baseball 2; Football 2.3; Lab ROSE A. VERAY—Student Council Rep. 3; National Honor Society 3.4; Concert Choir 3.4 (V.P); Rythmetts 4; Girls Choir 2; Girls Chorus 1 (Sec.); Guidance 1; Bookstore 2 .4. 136 Season At Class Party DONNA M. WAISH—Student Coimcil Rep. 1; Monitor 1; Pep Club 1; Sewing Aid 1; Typing Aid 3: Library Aid 3. T.trsT.KB A. WALSH—Student Council Rep. 1; Monitor 1; Quill Sc Scroll 3,4; Futura 1,2,3 (Underclass £d.), 4 (School X ife Ed.); Sew¬ ing 1; French 124.4; G.A.A. 24.4; Scroll 3.4; Ofiice Aid 4; Guidance 3. LINDA L. WAI£H—Monitor 1; Pep Club 14; AM 1 ' T.ihrsrvAid 3- Sewine Aid 1. JANICE A. WARGO—Monitor 144; Cnass Office 2 (Treas ); Futura. 4; Sewiiw 2; Cheer¬ leader 2.4; G.A.A. 144,4; Pep Club 144.4; Attendance 24; Lab Assistant 14.3,4. RHONDA L. WATSON—Pep Club 14; Concert Choir 4; Mixed Glee 3; Girls Choir 2; Girls Chorus 1; Office 4. DOROTHY J. WEAVER—Monitor 1,4; Quill Scroll 4; Futura 4. LES WEIGLEY PHYLLIS J. WEIMER—G.A.A. 1; Spanish 1; Future Nurses 2 (V.P.); Make-up 2; Lab Assistant 2.3. PATRICIA D. WELLS—Pep Club 1; Library Aid 1.24: Bookstore 3. WENDELL—Monitor 2: Boys Choir 1; Letterman 3.4; Golf 3,4; Football 144.4; WrestUng 1.24. MARIE WETNIGHT—Monitor 1: Pep Club 14; Spanish 2,3 (Sec.): Office Aid 4; Guid¬ ance 4. DAVID R. WILSON—Wood Shop 3. JAMES WILSON 137 Prom, Banquet, And Tea DENNIS K. WIMAN Concert Choir 3.4 (Busine ' Mgr.); Girls Choir 2; Girls Chorus 1; Concert Band 1,2.3: VIRGINIA M. WOLTERS—Student Council Rep. 4; Monitor 4: Thespian 4; Quiil Scroll 3.4: Drama 1: Forensics 3; Futura 4: French Scroll 1.2.3.4: Y-Teens 3; C.U.C. 4: SUge Crew 3.4; Make-up 4- Little Nell The Orphan Girl : •Rebel Without A Cause”; Office 3; Social Studies Aid 4: Library Aid 3. SmRLEY. L. .YAZUMBEK—French 1.2.3.4; Mixed Glee 4; Pep Band 1; Girls Choir 3: Giris Chorus 1.2; Concert Band 1; Marching JOY M. YONKE-Pep Club 1,2. 138 See Seniors Toward Diplomas A Decade of GHS Culminates 140 As Class of ’71 Graduates A big grin from big senior Jc n Krsak. Baran stop at the lockers Melany Zbikowski and Lee Baran st at their lockers before going to their next class. Phyllis Weimer smiles as she gets measured for her cap and gown. Juniors Set ’’A Time For Us” as Theme The class of 1972 began their first year as upperclassmen with a foot¬ ball homecoming float entitled “Dial V for Victory.” The float was a giant gold telephone with “VIC¬ TORY-72” on the dial. A loud beU rang at intervals. In preparation for college, the Preliminary Scholastic Apptitude Test, the National Merit Scholar¬ ship Qualifying Test, and the Scho¬ lastic Apptitude Tests were taken. Counselors were busy helping jun¬ iors choose colleges and universities. Counselors also aided student in selecting a course subject area for their undergraduate programs. The highlight of e junior year was the prom, “A Time for Us.” The prom was held on May 14 at the Ramada Inn in Dolton, Il linois. En¬ tertainment wtis by “Ronnie Rod¬ ger’s and his Orchestra.” The post prom music was supplied by “In the Beginning.” Ruth Karanovich was the prom chairman. The junior class was led by Andy Kmeic, president; Gayla Lewis, vice president; Meredith Allen, secre¬ tary; and Sherry Zile, treasurer. The class sponsors were Miss Louise Williams and Mr. Clayton Mar- CLASS OFFICERS—Andy Kmeic, President; Meredith Allen, Secretary; Sherry Zile, quardt. Treasurer; Gayla Lewis, Vice-President. Alb, Tom Ales, Donna Alexanderson, Dave Allen, Mer Anderson, Mike Anderson, Sue Archie, Suzy Austgen, Mark Ballard, Jolene Ballou, Richard Balucki, Mark Baranowski, Diane Barley, Pam Barnes, Chuck Bartnlk, Patty Basanda, Susie Basham, Pam Basile, Tony Batchelor, Regina Bechtel, Mark Bell, Dave Benko, Carol Bergstrom, Paul Biancardi, Jody 142 J- - -. ' jf Bielat, Nancy Billen, Karen Bisbee, Judy Bland, Chris Blankenship, Rodger Bogucki, Barry Braxttm, Tommy Brotherton, Jean Brower, Dennis Call, Janet Callahan, Bruce Camp, Diana Cannon, Tom Carmen, Jill Carroll, Danny Carter, Deborah Carber, Karen Castetter, Curtis Certa, Deborah Chant, Jerry Chinn, Patty Ciesla, Terry Coter, Mike Concialdi, Paul Connell, Larry Compton, Nancy Cooley, Donna Coto, Kathy Craft, Steve Craig, John Cross, Diana Czech, Stnaley Daniels, Gerald Daniels, Russell Dankenbring, Gerry David, Jeff Davis, Barry Debok, Debbie Dechon, Cathy Dechon, Maggie Diehl, Randy Dillon, Sue Dimos, Rory Dockery, Karen Donaghey, Tom Doughett, Joanne Douville, Bev Downey, Sandy Duffala, Jackie Dutz, Darlene Dycus, Bill Dzuik, Raymond Earl, joe Earl, Jerry Early, Jeaime Early, Jainy Elkins, Robin Farmer, Caryn Flener, Tim Fogarty, Julie Ford, Dan Forsythe, Bill Fowdy, Trudy Frayer, Donald Freels, Cathy Frye, Joe FiUlgraf, Tom Furlic, Bob Furmon, Phil Gadberry, Carrell Gamez, Diane Gargano, Tcmy 143 Geheb, Dale Geurts, Jane Ann Gombus, Laurie Goral, Gobby Gray, Don Gulasy, Pamela Gutowski, Vic Gyure, Judy Hadu, Marty Hammersly, Debbie Hamilton, Gary Hanas, Steve Hansen, Kathy Hanson, Eddie Harangody, Jim Harrigan, Mike Hawkins, Mike Hayne, Webb Hebda, Larry Hertzfeldt, Almira Hill, Kent Hines, Donna Hippie, John Hoffman, Barb Hoffman, Barbara Ho s, Herm Hojoncki, Irwin Homrich, Mike Hosner, Grover Howe, Mike Huneryager, Rus« Johnson, Connie Johnson, Dale Johnson, Jim Jtohnson, Jay Johnson, Pattie Jones, Cindy Kapec, Maryann Karanovich, Ruth Karlowski, Bill KeUeher, Shelly Kenar, Maryann Kessler, Pam Krakowiak, John Kish, John Kitchins, Tom Klapkowski, Mary Kmeic, Andy “Girls” and “boys” show their school spirit at the football Homecoming Pep RaUy. Kovach, Marcia Koval, Michelle Kratochivil, Greg Kucsera, Mary Ann Kucsera, Rich Kucharski, Debbie Kumeiga, Karen Kwolek, Jan Labus, Joe Lahners, Ruth Lain, Liz Lammertin, Randy Latham, Laura Lawhan, Clarence Lawley, Randy Lax, Becky Lecyk, Dave Leland, Cheryl Levin, Mark Lewin, Sue Lewis, Gayla Litton, Cindy Livers, Linda Lozano, Mike r V 5 V.i Michuk, Rick Mizerik, Renee Molder, Alan Molnar, Patty Molnar, Paggy Moore, Brenda Moore, Janet Morariu, Sharon Mores, Francene Moris, Gwen Mustain, Kevin Myslivey, Ailken Ponce, Elcy Nabors, Bill Naftzer, Debbie Nelson, Chris Nightengale, Cindy Nightlinger, Sherry Norman, Bill Novak, Larry O’Boyle, Dan O’Drobinak, Marie Onia, Cindy Orcutt, Dan A i2-, rii A w ■ 01 V A Lucas, Janet Lula, Louis Lulich, Martha Lynch, Beth Macey, Sue Macnak, A1 Mahns, David Maicher, Gail Mamala, Anna Mangerson, Doris Mansueto, Kathy Marinaro, Penny Marrs, Bill Masleid, Karen Markley, Corky Mauldin, Linda Mayfield, Mimi McCahon, Wilma McLaughlin, Kathy Mead, Cindy Meissler, Ed Michalowski, Diane Michel, Gene Milo, Mary 145 t f f t 1 fr.t Orlando, Don Pace, Karen Pappas, Athene Parker, Paul Parsley, Jerry Pasternak, Rose Pawlowski, Andy Pennington, Dave Peterson, Lorraine Pettit, Jim Pierce, Carl Piorkowski, Dan Pittman, Don Plaskota, Barbara Pollard, Kevin Popa, Kim Potter, Beth Presnail, Rita Prugh, Dave Ramsey, Steve Redlarczyk, Bonnie Reinholt, A1 Reiter, Edgar Renwaz, Robert Resetar, Alan Ridenour, Dave Risken, Janet Rodda, Joann Rokos, Laura Ronjak, Candy Rosinski, Rhonda Roth, Stewart Rubin, Ben Ruble, Tom Rubottom, Pat Ryan, Vicki Saltanovitz, Joanne Sanders, Matie Scabuch, Alan Schlesser, Larry Schoenbom, Sharon Schoonover, Diane Scott, Terri Seward, Pam Shabi, Rick Shakes, Julia Shehigian, Lisa Sherbit, Linda 146 Shevchenko, Jerry Shoop, Diane Shutko, Cheryle Siecker, Laurie Sills, Kathy Simms, Rory Skalba, Lynn Skoczles, Chester Scratsky, Carol Smith, Connie Smith, Mike Smith, Pam Smock, Sandy Snyder, Steve Soltesz, Joanne Sowula, Sherryl Spear, Tony Spisak, Roseann Spoemer, Kathy Stahl, Katherine Stefnik, Ray Stephens, Alan Stivers, Patty Swaim, Rosie Sweeney, Mike Sweet, Judy Taylor, Joyce Thomas, Gail Thorpe, Frank Thrall, Terri Turner, Pat Tuskan, Patty Underwood, Kathy Vandersteen, A1 Vaughn, Jody Vauter, Joe Veray, Kathy Wallace, Barry Walsh, Jackie Walworth, Barb Weaver, Judy Weimer, Patty Weining, Cathy White, Donna Whitefield, Dennis Wiley, Douis Wisniewski, Delores Wojtena, Cindy Wolter, John Wszolek, Joe Ytokovich, Marybeth Yuanow, Nancy Zile, Sherry Zolowicz, Monica Zugel, Greg Zyla, Chris 147 Sophs Look Ahead To Upperclass Years In celebrating football homecom¬ ing, the sophomores decorated and presented the float theme “Hang Out The Wash,” featuring a Gavit clothes line with “washed out” senators jerseys. Sophomores in good standing in the class displayed their pride by ordering their class rings in the early weeks of February. In preparing for their prom in ’72, the sophomores elected a chair¬ man and committees. A prom site was also selected. Officers directing the Class of ’73 were; Merrill Clark, president; Joy¬ ce Murfin, vice-president; Diane Fea, secretary; and Michele Mer¬ rick, treasurer. Sponsors of the class were Mrs. Jeanne Moll and Mr. Donald Kopenec. CLASS OFFICERS—Seated: Joyce Murfin, Merrill Clark. Standing: Michele Merrick, Diana Fea. Adams, Glen Adams, Linda Adams, Thomas Alice, Max Allen, Diane Allen, Kimberley Allen, William Anderson, Gary Anderson, Patricia Archibald, Mike Argus, Timothy Arnold, Jeane Arrenholz, John Baccino, Jeff Baley, Dawn Baker, Debra Baliga, Joseph Balunczak, John Balzer, Robert Barnhart, Janice Barnes, Becky Bartowski, Pamela Baxter, Harold Beck, Jeff 148 Beck, Terry Beda, Peter Beno, Karen Benton, Carmelita Berwanger, Joan Beyer, Leonard Bish, William Black, Brad Black, Melissa Blaemire, Kevin Bodnar, Sandy Boldin, Peter Bond, Jeffrey Bond, Phyllis Bonneau, Suzette Bonnell, Gregory Bonnell, Richard Boren, Susan Bradburn, Connie Bratcher, David Broyles, Steven Bruce, Scott Bruno, Russell Bryant, Lynn Bucksot, Richard Budrean, John Budreau, Peter Buehler, James Bunde, Mary Burdyl, Pat Burton, Peggy Butler, Alan Byrum, Gary Carley, Robert Carmen, Jennifer Carr, Thomas Carrier, Cathy Castleberry, Richard Chalmers, Larry Chon, Sandra Chorba, Elizabeth Cichocki, Theodore Clarich, Robert Clark, Pat Clark, Merrill Connell, Steve Connors, Cindy Cook, James Cook, Randy Cooley, Richard Cooper, Gary Core, Pamela Cosgrove, Daniel Courtney, Cathy Cox, Dennis Crook, Gloria Culner, Kenny Cunningham, Jackie Cunningham, Terri Dack, Deborah Dankenbring, Richard Decrescenzo, Kenneth DeGroot, Dwayne Delocke, Thomas Delano, Debbie Dembrowski, Jefrey Dorge, Elspeth Doss, Steve Dragoin, Robert Dziuk, Virginia Eagan, Waymon Earl, Jonathan 149 Eckert, Margaret Ellison, Deborah Emerson, Phyllis Enslow, Leon Eppley, Jerald Fannin, Robin Earn, Patrick Fea, Dyanne FederoM, Jack Ference, Mark Ferguson, Pam Ferree, Mike Ferguson, Thomas Flores,Diaima Flores, Richard Forgich, George Frain, Sue Franciski, Jayne Frazier, Carl Fulkerson, Debbie Frechette, Debbie Freels, Martin Freeman, Cindy Furman, Janet Gamez, Betty Geary, Susan Gerdich, Mark Ciannini, Sandi Gibbs, Paula Goins, David Graves, Rickey Greer, Susan Grillion, Rich Harney, Terry Harney, Thomas Hartman, Julie Hastings, Stephan Hawkins, Ray Haughee, Frank Heilman, Marianne Helliga, Jerry Hester, Peggy HiU, James Hill, Karen Hill, Michael Holtz, David Homrich, Carol Horton, Adaii Horvath, David Howe, Nancy Hudak, Jerry Humerickhouse, Robert Hutchinson, Diane Ince, Barbara James, Theresa Jamrose, David Jacobs, Tracy Janik, Michael Jantz, Sandra Johnk, Steven Johnson, Glen Johnson, Kenneth Johnston, Carl Johnston, Vera-kay Kaminski, Wendie Kandlee, Debbie Kanzawa, Charles Kapusta, Debby Karanovich, Donna Kepple, David Kikalos, Peter King, Larry 150 Kirschre r, Mark Kistner, Pam Klen, Gregory Knoerzer, Laura Kochopolous, Dave Koontz, Steven Kopanko, Cynthia Kosanovich, Danette Kotso, Ronnie Kren, Mary Ellen Krizman, Diana Krsak, Lawrence Kujawa, Susan Kunnemann, Douglas I Kush, Stephan Labus, Paul Lagneau, Linda Lain, Joe Larson, Carol Latham, Gail Larwrence, Brian Laws, Pat Ledbetter, Marie Licciardone, Rita Limbough, David Littlejohn, Robert Loman, Leslie Loss, Thomas Lozano, Oralia Lucas, Barbara Lundewall, Earl Mack, Rory Malone, William Mangone, Mary Jo Manigrasso, David Mann, Gail Manse, Ed Maranto, Charles Marince, Diane Marks, Margaret Marten, JuUe Martin, Sharon Mason, Mike Matyi, Stephanie McAbee, Ray McAbee, Janice McCaw, Vickie McCorkle, Susan McCormick, Mike McCrum, Donna McDonald, Margie McLean, Geraldine Meeks, Jeff Meeks, Tim Meer, Patricia Merrick, Michele Merritt, Becky Michels, George Michna, Tom Miller, Janelle Mitchell, Jerry Miterko, Judy Molchan, Alan Moldraski, Mary Jo Moore, Vicky Morrison, Sidonia Moser, Dan Mote, Cindy Mullins, Pamela Muntean, Terri Murin, Joyce Myzak, Patricia 151 Nelson, Melissa Neubauer, George Nowazyk, Sharon Nowak, Margaret O’Dnobinak, Regina Omar, Mark Opachan, Karen Orcutt, Gail Oresko, John Overland, Patty Palkovich, Kim Palubin, Raymond Papesh, Phillip Paulik, Judy Pawlik, Lucille Pawlus, David Pearson, Clifford Penczak, Joseph Pendrick, Stephen Pennington, Kathy Perry, Debra Pery, Ruth Perz, Irene Peturson, Carla Pickerell, Carolyn Pickering, Janet Ponce, Sandra Prendergast, Teresa Proffitt, Donna Putscher, Joyce Qualls, Terry Radke, Melissa Rakoczy, Jtoe Rangel, Frances Ray, Denise Redman, Shelby Reeise, Sheryle Resetar, Claudia Robinson, Diana Rogers, James Roper, Susan Ross, Lori Ruttledge, Alan Saczawa, Tom Sanders, Mark Sandoval, Peter Schaade, Mark Scheffki, Larry Schooneover, Carol Schroeter, Diana Schubert, Deborah Schulfer, Lillian Schuster, Dan Schwertfegger, Jeffery Scott, Mike Scott, Randy Sefton, Scott Serbin, David Shafer, Toni Shearer, Paul Shelton, Gary Shepp, Mike Shinkle, Linda Silverman, Rosalie Skiba, Tom Skinta, Ekldie Slavcna, Karen Smith, David Smith, Gloria Smith, Patrick Smith, Ralph Smith, Sandy -«— hi 1 S ' i. ' l 1 1 1 Pi 1 P h tp l i iQ 1 Wi. IP| Pi a 152 Solan, Sydella Spisak, Judith Stahl, Margie Stanly, Dan Stenuf, Richard Stevenson, Dennis Stivers, Terry Sutton, Cliff Swanson, Bill Upshaw, Delores Thomas, Etonald Thomas, Mary Thorsky, Greg Timmons, Dana Tobin, Colleen Tozer, Dale Trtan, Terry Tuskan, Mery Vadas, Jim Vadas, John VanBuskirk, Mark VanGorp, Ruth Vaznonis, Larnr Vertucci, Daniel Vido, Paul VonAlman, David VonAlmen, Debbie Waggoner, Ron Walker, Debra Walker, Judy Wantnoba, Lynn Wargo, James Welch, Kevin Wendell, Jeff Whelan, John White, Linda Whitfield, Teresa Wiley, Kevin Wilkins, Charles Wilkerson, David Williams, Devra Williams, Don Williams, Nancy Wilson, Jeff Winarski, Karen Wingard, David Winkley, Nancy Wise, I ren Wolters, Charles Wotkun, Mary Wrona, Daniel Wszolek, Juliann Yaney, Joan Yarusinsky, Chuck Yerga, Kathy Yockey, Linda Yockey, Vicky Yokovich, Tom Zaborski, Melody Zack, Stan Zaikis, Susan Zerkel, Mary Zilai, Kathleen Zolowicz, Gabrielle Zubay, Laurea Zuffa, Terri 153 Freshmen Win in Float Competition CLASS OFFICERS; Seated; Ann Michaels, Dan Malloy. Standing; Vicki Thomsberry, Carol Smith, Scott Brown, Debbie Hines. The Freshmen Class showed a great deal of enthusiasm for school spirit by placing first in the Foot¬ ball Homecoming float competition. The theme was “Senators, You Didn’t Have Your Wheaties.” This is the first time in the history of Gavit that the freshmen have won first place. To satisfy their upcoming needs in high school, the Class of ’74 sold candy. Each person selling $10 worth received a free ticket to the class party. The freshmen were under the leadership of Dan Malloy, presi¬ dent; Ann Michels, vice-president; Vicki Thomsberry, secretary; and Debbie Hines, treasurer. They were sponsored by Miss Karen Button and Richard Clausen. Baxter, Cynthia Berry, Laura Bibzak, Linda Bindas, Metro Bish, Gloria Blaine, Amy Blank, Jerry Blankenship, Rich Blastic, Dave Blosky, Mark Bogucki, ' Bom Boland, Colleen Boldin, Pat Bratcher, Vicki Bratton, Dave Brock, Nancy Brown, Belinda Brown, Scott Brown, Wanda Buchler, Alice Buchman, Lee Budrean, Mary Buehler, Linda Burress, Diana 154 Bynim, David Cantrell, Dori Callahan, Kevin Carley, Denise Carmen, Barbara Cave, Nancy Chenoult, Mitchell Chrisney, Robert Chumbly, Laura Clarich, Barbara Clark, Cathy Clark, Todd Cofran, Kurt Cosgrove, Bill Coto, Kevin Cowan, Joni Crisan, Charles Croft, Colleen Cryer, Linda Cunningham, Bill Cutler, Vickey Czuba, Victoria Dalton, Lori David, Linda Davidson, Tina Davis, Tomi Dawson, Leslie Drabenstot, Gloria Dean, Joseph Demkovich, Paul Denning, Denise DeVore, Pam Dollinar, Debbie Dorsey, Richard Driscoll, Margaret Drudge, Carolyn Drudge, Marilyn Dukes, Kimberley DuU, Susanne Eagan, Patty Earl, Judy Earl, Jeffery Earle, Victoria Eckert, Tina Eder, Thomas Edmond, Bernice Elliott, Nancy Esgate, Peggy Evak, John Facen, Shelly Faught, Steve Faulkner, Kevin Ferguson, Sue Ferry, Rose Feuerbach, Alan Ford, Chris Fortenbury, Peggy Foster, David Frayer, Karen Fi ecman, Darrell Fuqua, Jeannie Galovic, David Gamez, John Genovese, Sharon Geurts, Janice Ghormley, Michael Gibbs, Steve Gibson, Joseph Gonzales, Julian Graczyk, Robert Grass, Janise Gray, Mary 155 Greer, Brenda Griffith, Connie Gurski, Karen Haack, Robin Guzzo, Jenny Hamilton, Patriria Hamm, David Hammond, Cathleen Hanas, David Harrington, Poley Harris, Edward Harwell, Ernest Havill, Mike Havlin, Willis Hawkins, Kim Hendrick, John Hertsfeldt, Anita Hill, Concella Hines, Debra Hines, Denise Hoffman, Patricia Hoge, David Hooks, Joseph Hoolehan, Robert Houk, Debra Humerickhouse, Pam Hussey, James Hutsler, Terry I Jarman, Linda Johnson, Gail Johnson, Jeffery Johnson, Shelia Jones, Phillip Janes, Ron Jones, Terri Judson, John Kaczko, Amy Kartz, Victoria Kerlsztes, Rudolph Kikalos, Guy King, Matthew King, Rickey Kitchens, Robert Klapkowski, Joyce Klisurick, Debbie Kmiec, Dave Knapik, Mary n • Kochopolous, Harold I Koerner, Lois Kolas, Ray Korpella, Robert Konton, Tom Kozlowski, Jim Krivensky, Daniel Kucharski, Joseph Lain, Dennis Lain, Melissa Laskerian, George Laws, Jackie Laws, Joyce Lazzell, Robert Lee, Amy Lee, Michael Leith, Sharon Lessard, Nancy Lewellen, Billie Linsenmann, Denise Linvill, Betty Littrell, Gwendolyn Livingston, James Loudermilk, Reggie Louis, Gennette 156 Love, Richard Lozano, Martha Lucas, Marian Luka, Lawrence Lyell, Donna Mahns, Lorraine Malloy, Dan Martin, Roxanne McCahon, Rae McCarty, Deborah McCay, Linda McDaniel, Linda McDaniel, Mitzi McGaha, Joyce McGaha, Susan McGregor, Barbara McLaughlin, Tom McMahon, Frances Meier, Sharon Melton, Judith Michelin, Jerry Michels, Ann Milne, David Minton, Debbie Mis, Ron Mitchell, Robin Molder, Carol Moore, Cathy Moore, Randy Moore, Teri Motes, Tim Muir, Kathie Musser, Scott Narantic, Joe Narug, Lynette Nevers, Shelia Novotney, Mary O’Donnell, Kristin Opachan, Kathleen Oprisko, Marianne Ortega, Ronald Orzechowicz, Diane Otto, Sharon Owens, David Pajek, Patricia Palubin, Joseph Pankowski, Carol Peckenpaugh, Kathleen Penczak, Isabelle Perry, Bruce Petro, Nancy Peyton, Tamra Pierce, Nancy Padgorney, Pamela Ponce, Sylvia Priest, Joy Prusiccki, Susan Przernik, Edward Punak, Diane Purnell, Judy Raines, Sharon Ramsey, Debbie Rausch, Jody Ray, Harold Ready, Becky Roba, Natalie Reiter, Heidi Riley, Tom Roberts, Gerald Rodovich, Andrea Rokosz, Brenda Rosales, David Royal, Judy 157 Rozgony, John Rybecki, Alan Rybecki, Linda Rytel, Christine Saboff, Leslee Sakelares, James Salle, David Sanchez, Armondo Sanchez, Pedro Sandoval, Debbie Sapyta, Pam Schwab, Tom Scresker, Tom Sciortino, Toni Searcy, Monica Seiden, Virginia Shantz, Tom Sheaks, Dave Shelton, Tim Shulman, Tamara Shutko, Doris Simmons, Connie Simmons, Latricia Skiba, Chris Skinta, Mary Slavena, Diane Slavo, Diane Smart, Sharon Smith, Carol Smith, Denise Smith, Donna Smith, Jack Smith, Lisa Smith, Sheri Smith, William Spak, Andrew Stahl, Robert Stahurer, Joe Stein, Joanne Stemp, Laura Stuart, Chris Sudicky, Cindy Sullivan, Linda Summers, Matt Sutherland, Kathy Swafford, Patricia Sweet, Earl Swinney, Denise Taroli, Jeff Templeton, Tom Thill, Rhonda Thomsberry, Vicki Thorpe, Jack Thorpe, Phillip ThraU, Ray Thrall, Sharon Timmons, Lawrence Tosseng, Wayne Tracy, Kerry Turner, Dennis Turner, Mark Turnpaugh, Susan Tysen, Lynda VanBuskirk, Lori Vandersteen, Chris Vandersteen, Terry Vargo, Ed Valter, Tom Vela, Victor Ventimiglia, Jeanette Venturini, Annette Veray, Florence IS8 Victor, Mike Wallace, Margie Webb, Carmell Wedlinger, Gary Wells, Kathy Welman, Gale Westberg, Eric White, Greg White, Victoria Wilkinson, Joel Williams, Laura Wilson, Scott Winkler, Jacquelyn Wise, Sharon Wiseley, Robbin Wolenty, Ron Woomer, Donna Wright, Patricia Wurtzbacher, Diane Yokovich, Barbara Yokovich, Jeff York, Cathy York, Pat Zaborski, Greg Zack, Sherry Zacny, Dan Zencka, Cindy Janice Guerts, Marian Lucas and Florence Veray prepare for the winter choral concert. 159 Gavit’s Big Chiefs Press Forward Dean of Students, Mr. Robert Spry. 160 COUNSELORS: Seated: Miss JoAnne Armintrout, Mrs. Velva Wood, Miss Betty Lundahl. STANDING: Mr. John Guiden, Mr. Donald McLean, Mr. Lawrence Kocal, Mr. Homer Meredith. Counselors, Board Plan for the Future Dr. Robert L. Metcalf, Superintendent of HanunOnd School Board Members—Dr. Albert Kaye, Mr. Ralph Potesta, Mr. Alfred Public Schools. Kuhn, Mr. Max Mason, Dr. Henry Eggers. 161 MR. JAMES BADOWSKI—Mathemat¬ ics; B.S., M.A.T.-Indiana University. MISS JUDY BAKER—Business Educa¬ tion; B.S., M.S.-lndiana State Univer¬ sity. MR. EVERETT BALLOU—World His¬ tory; M.S. Indiana State University. MR. NORM BANAS—Industrial Arts; B.A.-Purdue University, M.A.-Indiana State University; Varsity Basketball, Baseball Coach MR. LAWRENCE BEWLEY—Govern¬ ment, Economics, U.S. History; B.A., M.A.T.-Indiana University. MISS ZELDA BLACK—School Nurse; B.S.-Vanderbilt University, M.A.-Ohio State; Sponsor of Health Career. MR. THOMAS CLARK—Choral Music; B.A.-St. Precopious College, B.MUS.- American Conservatory of Music, M.S.- lndiana University. MR. RICHARD CLAUSEN—Graphic Arts; B.S., M.S.-lndiana State Univer¬ sity; Sponsor Class of “74”, Graphic Arts Club. MISS DIANE CLINTON—Government, Sociology; B.A.-Houghton College, M.- Ed.-University of Buffalo; Sponsor of Student Court. MRS. MARY CONCIALDI—U.S. His¬ tory; B.S.-Southwest Missouri State College, M.A.-University of Wisconsin and Indiana University. MR. NEID CRARY—Instructional Tech¬ nology; B.S., M.S.-lndiana University; Sponsor Of AV Club. MR. CRUZ ALVAREZ—Spanish; B.A., M.S.-lndiana State University, Doctor of Law-Havana University. MRS. REBECCA BOARD—English; B.S.-Indiana State University; Sponsor of English Club. MRS. JACQUELINE BOYLE—EngUsh; B.A.-Valparaiso University; Sponsor of Debate Club. MR. ERWIN BRAUER—Industrial Arts, Wood Shop; B.S.-Illinois State, M.S.- Bradley University; Sponsor of Wood Club. MR. PAUL BRUSH—Health and Safety; B.A.-Illinois State, M.S.-lndiana Uni¬ versity; Varsity Football, BasebaU Coach. MISS KAREN BUTTON—Social Stud¬ ies,, World History; M.A.-Indiana Uni¬ versity, Political Science; Sponsor of FTA Club. MR. THOMAS CHINTIS—U.S. History; B.S.-University of San Francisco; Spon¬ sor of Lettermen Club, Assistant Bas¬ ketball Coach. MISS LESLIE DALLAS—Spanish; A.- B.-Indiana University; Sponsor of Spein- ish Club. MR. ARAM DARONATSY—EngUsh; B.- S.-Indiana University; Sponsor of Jr. High Pep Club. MR. LARRY DEBOER—English, Latin; B.A.-Indiana University. MR. MARSHALL DEL GRECO—Mathe¬ matics; B.S.-University of W. Pennsyl¬ vania, M.A.-Purdue University. MR. CARY ECKARD—English; B.S., M.S.-Indiana University; Sponsor of English Club. MRS. SANDY ESTEP—Physical Edu¬ cation; B.S.-Indiana University; Spon¬ sor of Cheerleaders. MISS CARYLE FEDDLER—Social Stu¬ dies, Physical Education; B.S., M.S.- Northern Illinois University; Sponsor of Middle School Cheerleaders. MISS MARGARET FITZGERALD — English; B.A., M.A.-Indiana University. MRS. KAREN FLEMING—English; B.- A.-Purdue University. MRS. SHIRLEY FRANEY — EngUsh; B.A.-State University of Iowa. MR. EARL FRUEHLING — Business Law, Sales, Management; B.S.-Valpa- raiso University; Sponsor of Lettermen’s Club. MR. JAMES GIBSON —Mathematics; B.S., M.S.-Southern IlUnois University; Sponsor of Conservation Club. Anticipating the arrival of Santa Claus, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Swaim enjoy the cheerful atmosphere of the Inaugural Ball. “Wine, women, and chess.” MR. REGINALD GILBERTSEN—Art; M.E.D.-University of Minnesota. MISS ELIZABETH GLICK- r. High Vocal Music; M.A.T.-Indiana University; Jr. High Girls Chorus Sponsor. MR. JOSEPH GOODNIGHT—Econom¬ ics, U.S. History; B.S., M.S.-Indiana State University; Golf and Tennis Coach. MISS VELLA GRECO—Business; B.S.- Indiana University. MR. THOMAS GREGOR—Industrial ics; B.S., M.S.-Purdue University; Spon- Arts, Metals, Industrial Plastics, Ceram- sor of Class of “73”. MISS RUTH GRUPE—Ubrarian; B.S.- Indiana State University; Sponsor of Library Club. MRS. PATRICIA GURNAK—EngUsh; B.S.-Ball State University. MRS. BARBARA HAYES—English, Speech; B.A.-Purdue University; Drill Team Sponsor, Pep Club Sponsor. MR. MARTIN HUNT—German; B.A.- University of Evansville, M.S.-Indiana University. MISS ROCHELLE JACKSON—English; B.S.-Simmons College, Boston, Massa¬ chusetts. MRS. SUE JASKULA—Reading, Lan¬ guage Arts; B.S.-Indiana University. MR. JAMES JOHNSON—Chemistry; M.A.T.-Indiana University; Sponsor of Science Club. 164 MRS. RUTH JONES—Mathematics; B.S. Wiley College. MISS MARGARET KELLY—Physical Education; B.S., M.S.-Purdue University; Sponsor of G.A.A. MISS ELSIN KIMMONS—Chemistry, Math; A.B.-Ball State. MR. MICHAEL KOBE—Biology; B.S.- Purdue University, M.S.-Ball State; Chairman of Science Department, Spon¬ sor of Conservation Club. MR. DONALD KOPENEC — English; B.A.-Quincey College; Newspaper ad¬ visor, Sponsor of Cinema Club, Spon¬ sor of Class of “73”. MR. THOMAS KUJ AW A—Science; B.S., M.S.-Indiana State University; Frosh Football Ooach. MR. CLAYTON MARQUARDT—Gov¬ ernment, Geography; B.S.-Wisconsin State University, M.A.-Valparaiso Uni¬ versity; Sponsor of Class of “72”. MISS MARY JO McMARROW—Home Economics; B.S.-Marshall University, M.S.-Indiana State. MR. DIETER MEISTER—German: M.- A.-University of Illinois. MISS BARBARA MILLER — Middle School Music; B.S., M.S.-Indiana State University. MRS. JEANNE MOLL—English, Psy¬ chology; A.B.-Indiana University; Spon- sor of Class of “73”, Sponsor of Nation¬ al Honor Society. MR. JOHN MOLNAR—Power Mechan¬ ics, Electionics: B.S.-Purdue University, M.S.-Indiana State University; Spon¬ sor of Electronics Club. MRS. SUSAN LAZAR—Speech and Hearing Correction; B.S.-Ball State University. MRS. VIRGINIA LELAND — Biology, B.A.-Indiana University: Sponsor of Chess Club. MISS MARGARET LOZANO —Home Ekionomics; B.S.-Ball State University. MR. KELLY MAHMET—Biology, Eng¬ lish; B.S.-Indiana University. MISS DALIA MALCIAUSKAS—Eng- LISH, Language Arts; B.S.-Northern Illinois University. MR. LEE MANN—UICSM; B.A., M.A.- T.-Purdue University. MISS ESSIE MOTT—Business Educa¬ tion; B.S.-Tennessee State University, A.M.-Columbia University. MR. ROBERT MULLINS—English; Journalism; B.A.-Indiana State Univer¬ sity; Futura Advisor, Sponsor of Quill Scroll. MRS. BARBARA NELSON—English; B.A.-Purdue University. MR. ROBERT OBLON—Physics, Phy¬ sical Science; B.S.-Indiana University. MISS MAUREEN O’HERN—English; B.A.-Purdue University; Sponsor of English Club. MRS. CARMEL OPRE—Special Educa¬ tion; B.S.-Ohio State University. MRS. OLGA O’TOOLE—Business; B.S.- St. Josephs College; Bookstore Manager. MR. BRUCE PENDER—Instrumental Music; B.S.-Ball State University. MRS. ANGELA PENNY—English; B.A., M.S.-Indiana University; Chairman of English Department. MR. KENNETH PETYO—World His¬ tory; B.S.-University of Chattanooga; Sponsor of Cinema Club. MRS. PHYLLIS PRATER — Mathe¬ matics; A.B.-University of Kentucky, M.A.T.-Purdue University; Sponsor of Class of “71”. MR. JOHN QUINN—English, Health Safety, Physical Education, Speech; B.- S.-Purdue University; Varsity Football Coach. MRS. ELENOR RAINEY—French, De¬ velopmental Reading; B.A.-Indiana Uni¬ versity, Degre Superiour-Subonee, Paris, France; Sponsor of French Club. MRS. FRANCES REINKE — Biology, Earth Science; B.A.-Indiana University, M.A.-University of Michigan; Sponsor of Chess Club. MRS. LAURA RETHERFORD—Ger¬ man; A.B.-Indiana University. MRS. LENORA ROBERTS—Mathema¬ tics; B.S.-Butler University; Sponsor of Creative Stitchery. MR. EUGENE RODRIQUEZ — Basic Science; B.S. M.S.-S.I.U., Head Fresh¬ man Football Coach. MR. GERALD ROUSE—Social Studies; B.S., M.S.-Indiana University. 166 Enthusiastic faculty members show their tremendous spirit during a basketball pep assembly. MRS. JOANNE RUCH—English; M.A.- Purdue University. MR. JAMES RUE—Mathematics; B.S.- Indiana University. MRS. SULA SAMPSON—Reading; B.- S.-Arkansas University, M.S.-Indiana University; FT A Sponsor and Junior High Honor Society. MRS. LORETTA SCHNEIDER—Home Economics; B.S.-Southern Illinois Uni¬ versity, M.S.-Indiana University. MRS. BEULAH SECKINGER—Art, Art History; B.A.E., M.A.E., Art Institute; Junior High Society Sponsor. MRS. MARSHA SEVALD—Spanish; A.- B.-Indiana University; Sponsor of Span¬ ish Club and Pep Club. MRS. VERRIA SHAF—Business; B.A.- Wiley College. MRS. MARTHA SIMPSON—Spanish B.A.-Purdue University; Sponsor of Junior High Spanish Club. MR. GEORGE SMITH—Physical Edu¬ cation; M.A.-Ball State University; Head Wrestling Coach. MRS. MARY SMITH—Library Science; B.A.-Derea College. MR. DELBERT STEVENS—Math; B.A.- Valparaiso University, B.S., M.A.-Pur- due University. MR. JOHN SWANSON—Economics, U.- S. History, Contemporary History, Far East History; B.S.-Colorado State Uni¬ versity. M.A.-S t a n f o r d University; Sponsor of Student Council. 167 MR. EARL THOMPSON—Physical Edu¬ cation; M.S.-University of Illinois. MR. PHILLIP THOMPSON—Mathema¬ tics; B.A.-St. Josephs College. MR. ALBERT TILENDIS—Mathema¬ tics; B.E.-Southern Illinois University; M.A.-University of Illinois. MR. ROLAND UNKURI — English, Speech, Theater; B.S., M.S.-Indiana University; International Thespian Sponsor. MRS. LAUREL WEISS—Biology, Life Science; B.A.-Franklin College; Sponsor of Class of “75”. MR. WAYNE WAGNER—Physical Edu¬ cation; B.S., M.A.-Ball State. MRS. GERALDINE WEILAND—Home Economics; B.S.-Purdue University. MR. TERRY WEST—Special Education; B.S.-Indiana University; Sponsor of Pep Club. MR. RONNIE WHITCOMBE—Social Studies; M.A.-Indiana State University. MISS LOUISE WILLIAMS—Social Stu¬ dies; B.S.-Southeast Missouri State Col¬ lege; Sponsor of Class of “72”. MR. RICHARD WILLIS—Mathematics; B.S.-St. Josephs College; Sponsor of Class of “75” MR. ROBERT WILSON—Science; B.S., M.S.-Indiana State; Jr. High Football, Frosh Basketball Coach. MR. KENNETH WYSOCKI—Mathe¬ matics; B.S., M.A.T.-Purdue University; Sponsor of Class of “71”. MR. STANLEY ZALEY—Band, Orches¬ tra Director; B.M.-Butler University; M.M.-Vandercook College of Music. MISS MARCEL ZLOTNIK—French, U.S. History; B.A. Indiana University; Sponsor of Jr. High French Club. MR. THOMAS ZYGMUNT—Geography; B.S.-Ball State; Jr. High Student Coun¬ cil Sponsor. 168 CAFETERIA STAFF—First Row: R. Strayer, L. Weldon, A. Johnson, L. Lerner, R. Barberia, A. Mack, F. Swiontik; Second Row: J. Janes, M. Farmer, M. Hoffman, L. Alexanderson, B. Bellamy, D. Wendell, S. Roberts, L. Underwood. SECRETARIAL STAFF—SEATED—Mrs. D. Middeton; STANDING—Mrs. O’Bowers, Miss S. Harris, Mrs. J. Frazier, Mrs. H. Meissler, Miss S. Fredricks. PARA PROFESSIONALS — Mrs. Mildred Yauder, Miss Louise Gerichs, Mrs. Diane Serenson. JANITOR STAFF—SEATED—Fred Denton, Jim Earl, Charles Fousch; STANDING—Joe Tomesi, Joe Soy, Orval Taggart, Pete Stemano. 169 INDEX A Adams, Gian 148 Adams, Linda 148 Adams, Susan 118 Adams, Thomas 148 Alb, Thomas 142 Ales, Donna 142 Alexander, Daxid 142 Allee, Max 148 Allegra, Carmen 118 Allen, Diane Marie 148 Allen, Kimberly 46, 58, 100, 148 Allen, Meredith }00, 109, 142 Allen, Susan 47, 58, 59 Allen, William 148 Anderson, Ellen 118 Anderson, Lan 118 Anderson, Michael 142 Anderson, Patricia 148 Anderson, Susan 100, 142 Anderson, Vernall 46, 47, 58, 60 Archibald, Mike 148 Archie, Susan 94, 142 Argus, Timothy 148 Arnold, Jeane 148 Arrenholz, John 148 Arthur, Jackie 118 Austgen. Mark 142 B Baccino, Jeff 80, 148 Baccino, Linda 118 Bailey, Dawn 148 Bajusz, Thomas 74, 75, 80. 93, 118 Baker, Debra 148 Baker, Robert 47, 66, 70, 72, 98, 99, 107, no, 118 Baliga, Joseph 66, 82, 148 Ballard, Jolene 142, 184 Ballard, Mela 91, 118 Ballon, Jane 28, 46, 116, 117, 118, l78 Ballou, Richard 142 Balucki, Mark 142 Balunczak, John 148 Balzer, Robert 148 Baran, Andrea 118, 141 Baran, Carol 20, 26, 118 Baranowski, Diane 94, 142 Barley, Pam 142 Barley, Rick 118 Barnes, Becky 148 Barnes, Charles 66, 142 Barnes, Joyce 117, 118 Barnhart, Janice 148 Barrett, James 35, 37, 62, 111, 118 Bartnik, Judy 28, 116, 119 Bartnik, Patty 142 Barton, Jim 63, 66, 72, 93, 98, 107, no, 119 Bartowski, Pamela 148 Barzychi, John 119 Basanda, Mark 119 Basanda, Susan 31, 36, 37, 111, 142 Basham, Pamela 142 Basile, Robert 91, 119 Basile, Tony 142 Batchelor, Regina 142 Baxter, Cynthia 154 Baxter, Harold 148 Bechtel, Mark 142 Beck, Jeff 148 Beck, Terry 149 Beda, Peter 149 Bednar, Debra 119 Belford, Gary Bell, David 47, 80, 142 Beloshapka, David 119 Benko, Carolyn 47, 100, 142 Beno, Karen 149 Bentley, Beverly 119 Benton, Carmelita 149 Bergstrom, Paul 66, 80, 142 Berry, Laura 154 Berwanger, Joan 149 Beyer, Leonard 149 Biah, William 149 Biancardi, Jody 142 Bibzak, Linda 154 Bielat, Mary 119 Bielat, Nancy 100, 142 Billen, Karen 142 Bindas, Metro 66, 154 Bisbee, Judith 100, 142 Bish, Gloria 46, 58, 154 Black, Bradley 76 Black, Melissa 37, 98 Blaemire, Kevin 149 Blaine, Amy 154 Bland, Chris 142 BlanH, Jerry 154 Blankenship, Richard 154 Blankenship, Roger 142 Elastic, Dave 69, 154 Blosky, Mark 154 Blosky, Robin 20, 22, 24, 119 Bodnar, Sandy 149 Bogucki, Barry 142 Bogucki, Thomas 154 Boland, Colleen 154 Boldin, Pat 154 Boldin, Peter Jr. 80 Bond, Jeffery 66 Bond, Phyllis 149 Bonell, Gregory 149 Bonell, Richard 149 Bonneau, Suzanne 149 Boren, Susan 149 Borgman, Laura 99, 119 Bostsko, Esther 60, 92, 119 Boyer, Debbie 99, 119 Bradburn, Constance 47, 111, 149 Bratcher, David 149 Bratcher, Vicki 154 Bratton, Dave 66, 73, 82, 154 Braxton, Thomas 47, 58, 90, 98, 109, , � u, an, iu� , no, 111, 142 Broyles, Steven Britt, Sharon Brock, Nancy Brotherton, Jean Brower, -Dennis Brown, Balinda Brown, Frederick Brown, Scott Brown, Wanda Bruce, Scott Bruno, Russel Bryant, Lynn Buchler, Alice Buchman, Lee Bucksot, Richard Budrean, John Budrean, Mary Budreau, Peter Buehler, James Buehler, Linda Bunde, Mary J. Burdyl, Patricia Burdyl, Susan Burress, Diana Burton, Peggy Butler, Alan Byrum, David Byrum, Gary 46, 98, 149 55, 47, 92. 149 92, 99, 120 c Call, Janet Call, Janice Callahan, Bruce Camp, Diane Campbell, Mary Lynn Canada, Louis Canale, Jeri Cannon, Beth Cannon, Tom Cantrell, Lori Cantrell, Richard Capriotti, Debra Carley, Denise Carley, Robert Carman, Barbara 170 Carman, Jennifer Carman, Jill Carman, Bill Carpenter, John Carr, Thomas Carrier, Cathy Carroll, Danny Carroll,P atrick Carter, Debra Carter, Donna Carver, Karen Casper, Douglas Castetter, Curtis Castleberry, Dennis Castleberry, Richard Cace, Nancy Certa, Deborah Chalmers, Larry Chandler, Leslie Chant, Jerry Charnekar, Karla Cheek, Sue Chenault, Debbie Chenault, Mitchell Chinn, Patty Chon, Sandra Chorba, Betty Chorba, Elizabeth Chrisney, Robert Chumbley, Laura Cichockl, Theiodore Ciesla, Terri Clarich, Robert Clark, Kathy Clark, Merrill Clark, Pat Clark, Todd Cofer, Michael Cofran, Kurt Collins, David Compton, Nancy Concialdi, Paul Connell, Larry Connell, Stephen Conners, Cynthia Cook, James Cook, Randy Cook, Rod Cook, Terry Cooley, Donna Cooley, Richard Cooley, Tracy Cooper, Gary Core, Pamela Cosgrove, Bill Cosgrove, Daniel Coto, Kathleen Coto, Kevin Courtney, Catherine Cowan, Joni Cox, Dennis Craft, Steve Craig, John Craig,S usan Crisan, Charles Croft, Colleen Cionk, Brian Crook, Gloria Cross, Diana Cross, Donald Cryer, Linda Culner, Kenny Cunningham, Bill Cunningham, Jackie Cunningham, Teresa Cutler, Vickey Czech, Stanley Czuba, Victoria 90, 142 93, 120 98, 142 73 142 120 73, 90 155 46, 58, 142 149 94, 120 142 47, 58, 93 99, 120 120 69, 155 116, 121 120, 140 92, 143 D Dack, Deborah Dack, Diane Delton. Lori Daniels, Gerald Daniels, Russell Dankebring, Gerry Dankenbring, Richard David, Jeffrey David, Linda Davidson, Tina Davis, Barry 93, 155 155 66, 143 E 155 Davis, Tami 155 Earl, Jeffrey Dawson, Leslie 155 Earl, Jerry 143 Dean, Joseph 155 Earl, Johathan 149 Debok, Debbie 46, 58, 143 Earl, Joseph 143 Dechon, Cathy 47, 58, 143 Earl, Judy 155 Dechon, Maggy 143 Earle, Victoria 100, 155 Decrescenzo, Kenneth 149 Early, Jeanne 143 Decrescenzo, Sam Degroot, Dwayne 121 Early, Jennifer 143 149 Early, Richard 122 Delache, Thomas 90, 149 Eckert, Margaret 150 Delano, Debbie 149 Eckert, Tina 155 Dembowski, Jeffery 90, 149 Eder, Thomas 155 Demkovich, Paul 155 Edmond, Bernice 155 Denise, Ray 46, 47 155 Egan, Waymon 149 Denning, Denise Elkins, Jimmy 122 DeVore, Pam 155 Elkins, Robin 100, 143 Diel, Randall 143 Elliott, Nancy 155 Dillon, Susan 143, 183, 191 Elliott, Peggy 98, 122 Dimos, Rory 143 Ellison, Deborah 150 Dockery, Karen 143 Emerson, Joy 122 Dodd, Robert 121 Emerson, Phyllis 150 Dollinar, Debbie 155 Enslow, Leon 73, 91, 150 Doloszycki, Chris 35, 39, 46, 47, 98, 99, Eppley, Jerald 150 106, Donaghey, Josaphine 107, no. 111, 121 Esgate, Margaret 155 121 Evak, John 155 Donaghey, Thomas Dorge, Elspeth Dorris, Beverly Dorsey, Richard Doss, Steve Douthett, Joanne Douville, Bev Downey, Sandra Drabenstot, Cliff Drabenstot, Gloria Dragoin, Dan Dragoin, Robert Driscoll, Kathleen Driscoll, Margaret Drudge, Carolyn Drudge, Marilyn Duggala, Jackie Dukes, Kimberly Dunbar, Debbie Dutz, Darlene Dutz, Susanne Dycus, William Dziuk, Raymond Dziuk, Virginia F Facen, Shelly 155 Faden, Dan 20, 78, 122 Fannin, Robin 150 Farmer, Caryn 60, 63, 94, 100, 143, 181, 184 Farn, Patrick 150 Faught, Belinda 122 Faught, Steve 155 Faulkner, Kevin 69, 155 Fea, Dyanne 98, 150 Federoff, Jack 82, 150 Ference, Mark 150 Ferguson, Pamela 150 Ferguson, Sue 155 Ferguson, Tom 60, 80, 150 Ferree, Mike 150 Ferry, Rose 155 Feuerback, Alan 155 Fisher, Rosie 46, 58, 122 Flener, Tim 80, 143 Flores, Alan 122 Flores, Diana 150 Flores, Richard 150 Fogarty, Barbara 62, 63, 99, 108, 122, 180 Fogarty, Julie 63, 143 Ford, Christopher 69, 77, 80 Ford, Dan 76, 80, 143 Ford, Timothy 122 Forgich, George 150 Forsythe, Bill 143 Fortenbury, James 66, 80, 122 Forgenbury, Peggy 155 Poster, Charlotte 122 Foster, David 155 Fowdy, Trudy 143 Frain, Sue 150 Franciski, Jayne 150 Frayer, Donald 143 Frayer, Karen 47, 59 Frayer, Keven 155 Frazier, Carl 150 Frazier, David 122 Frechette, Debra 47, 58, 98, 150 Freels, Catherine 94, 143 Freels, Martin 150 Freeman, Cynthia 150 Freeman, Darrell 77, 155 Frye, Joe 143 Fulkerson, Debbie 150 Fullgram, Tom 34 , 35, 37, 80, 98, 143 Fuoss, Pam 110, 122 Fuqua, Jeannie 155 Fuqua, Roxanne 47 Furlic, Robert 31, 35, 37, 98, 111, 143 Furman, Janet 150 Furman, Phillip 143 I7I G Gadberry, Carroll Gajda, Patricia Galovic, David Gatovic, Robert Gamez, Betty Gamez, Diane Gamez, John Gargano, Anthony Garrett, Jay Geary, Susan Geheb, Dale Genovesi, Sharon Genovesi, Thomas Gerdich, Mark Geurts, Jane A. Geurts, Janice Ghormley, Michael Gibbons, Mark Gibbs, Paula Gibbs, Steve Gibson, Joseph Gleason, Wandell Goins, David Golec, David Griffith, Corrie Grillion, Richard Gurski, Karen Gutowsky, Vic Guzzo, Jenny Gyure, Judy 94, 100, 144 Gombus, Laurie Gonzales, Julian Goral, Gabriela Gorman, Kevin Grace, Donna Graczyk, Robert Grass, Janice Graves, Ricky Gray, Marylou Greer, Brenda Greer, Susan Harrington, Polly H- ' r i, Ed 156 H Haack. Robin Hadu, Marty Hall, Beverly Hamilton, Patricia Hamm, David Hammers, Dennis Hammond, Cathleen Hanas, Dave Hanas, Steve Hansen, Kathleen Hansen, Marie Hansen, Mike Hanson, £kidie Harangody, Jim Harney, Terry Harney, Thomas Harrigan, Mike 74, 123 100, 156 69, 156 66, 73, 80, 144 144 99, 100, 123 46, 74, 80, 93, 98, 99, 107, no, 123 37, 90, 98, 111, 144 Hartmann, Julie Harwell, Ernest Hasting, Stephen Hatcher, Ronald Haughee, Jon Haughett, Frank Haulin, Willis Havill, Mike Hawkins, Barbara Hawkins, Kim Hawkins, Raymond Hayne, Webb Hebda, Larry Heilman, Marianne Hellinga, Jerry Helpingstine, Daniel Henderson, Gary Hendrick, John Henry, Robert 34, 35, 36, 37, 46, 62, 63, 93, 99, 107, 108, 109, 111, 140, 184, 187, 189, 191, 192 Hertzfeld, Almira 94, 144 Hertzfeld, Anita Hester, Peggy Hill, Concella Hill, James Hill, Karen Hill, Kent Hill, Michael Hines, Debra Hines, Carol 82, 123 94, 144 100, 156 76, 80, 150 78, 144 93, 99, 123 46, 58, 150 156 172 Hines, Debbie Hines, Denise Hines, Donna Hippel, Debra Hippel, John Hlavaty, Terry Hoffman, Barb Hoffman, Sheryl Hoffman, Barb J. Hoffman, Patti Hoge, Dave Hogue, Herman Hohnson, Gail Hohnacki, Irvin Holstrom, Mark Holtz, Bill Holtz David Homrich, Carol Homrich, Maureen Homrich, Michael Hooks, Joe Hoolettar, Bob Horton, Adaii Horton, Denise Horvath, David 66 Hosmer, Grover Houk, Debra Houk, Pat Houldson, Devida Howat, Scott Howe, Michael Howe, Nancy Hrapek, Elizabeth Hudak, Jerry Hudnall, Deborah Huff, Andrea Hulchan, Bob Humerickhouse, Pam Humerickhouse, Robert Huneryager, JoEllen Huneryager, Russell Hurd, Sharon Hussey, Diana Hussey, Jim Hutchinson, Diane Hustler, Terry 98, 100 100, 156 K 100 91, 99, 124 Kaczko, Amy 101, 156 144 Kaminski, Wendie 150 26, 124 Kandalec, Debbie 150 63, 92, 144 Kaniuk, Cindy 46. 47. 59, 94, 99, 125 124 Kanzawa, Charles 150 92, 144, 182 Kapec, Mary Ann 98, 111, 144 92, 156 Kapusta, Debby 150 80, 156 Kapusta, Mark 125 80, 144 Karanovich, Donna 150 156 Karanovich, Rugh Ann 144 144 Karlen, Kim 74, 93, 125 124 Kartz, Victoria 156 91, 124 Kaye, J. 80 150 Kelleher, Shelly 144, 182, 183, 191 150 Kelly, Deborah 125 66, 124 Kenar, Maryann U35, 100, 111, 144 47, 124 76, 82, 93, 150 66, 144 47, 59, 100, 124 Ince, Barbara Ince, Karen Irk, Terry Jacobs, Tracy 150 Jahnk, Steven 150 James, Teresa 150 Jamrose, David 150 Janik, Michael 150 Janik, Thomas 125 Jantz, Sandra 150 Jarman, Linda 156 Johnson, Claudia 150 Johnson, Oonnie 44, 144 Johnson, Dale 74, 144 Johnson, Glen 73, 98, 150 Johnson, James E. 58, 91, J44 Johnson, James G. 58, 144 Johnson, Jeff 156 Johnson, Jim 47 John n, John 125 Johnson, Kenneth 150 Johnson, Pattie 144 Johnson, Sheila 156 Johnston, Carl 150 Johnston, Vera Kay 150 Jones, Cindy 144 Jones, Mike 116, 125 Jones, Phillip 156 Jones, Ronnie 156 Jones, Terri 156 Judson, John 156 46, 58, 62, 63, 117, 125, 178 63, 98, 100, 111, 144 I, 106, 107, 125 99, 125 80, 150 94, 150 94, 215 i, 67, 74, 75, 93, 125 Kaple, David Keresztes, Rudolf Kessey, Candy Kessler, Pam Kikalos, Guy Kikalos, Peter Killian, Joan Kindle, Roy King, Larry King, Matthew King, Rickey ioo Kirschieper, Mark 143, 151 Kiser, Linda 46, 58, 62, 117, 125, 178 Kish, John 35, 47, 59, 98, 109, 111, 144 Kistner, Pamela 143, 151 Kitchen, Louise 59, 64, 110, 125, 177, 178 Kitchens, Robert 90, 156 Kitchens, Terry 126 Kitchens, Tommy 144 Klapkowski, JoyCe 144, 156 Klen, Gregory 151 Klisurich, Debbie 94, 100, 156 Kmak, Ray 66, 93, 99, 126 Kmiec, Andy 70, 72, 144 Kmiec, Dave 156 Knapik, Map 156 Knoerzer, Jim 126 Knoerzer, Laura 151 Kochopolous, Dave 151 KochOpolous, Harold 156 Koemer, Lois 46, 58, 98, 156 Kolas, Ray 156 Komansinski, Thomas 126 Kontor, Tom 156 Koontz, Karen Koontz, Steven Kopanko, Cynthia Korpella, Robert Kosonovich, Danette Kotso, Alan Kotso, Ronnie Kovach, Marcia Koval, Michelle Kowalski, Renee Kozlowski, Bill Kozlowski, Jim Krakowiak, John Krotochivil, Greg Kren, Mary Ellen Krivensky, Dan Krizman, Diana Krsak, John Krsak, Lawrence Kucharski, Deborah Kucharski, Joe Kucharski, Walter Kucsera, Mary Ann Kucsera, Richard Kujawa, Susan Kula, Larry Kumiega, Karen Kunnemann, Douglas Kush, Stephan 126 151 100, 151 100, 156 91, 151 74, 75, 93 93, 151 94, 145 1 , 46, 47, 59, 98, 110, 111, 145 111, 126 91 156 46, 58, 91, 151 Lach, Liz 126 Ladd, Steven 126 Lagneau, Linda 151 Lahners, Ruth 145 Lain, Dennis 156 Lain, Joe 151 Lain, Liz 60, 145 Lain, Melissa 156 Lammertin, Randy 76, 82, 93, 145 82, 126 Landlord, James Lannin, Marsha 126 Larkin, Keith 89 Larkin, L. 98 Larson, Carol 151 Laskiran, George 156 Laskowski, Marty 66, 93, 126 Lathan, Gail 151 Latham, Laura 145 Lawa, Jackie 156 Lawhon, Clarance 145 Lawley, Randall 145 Lawrence, Brian 73, 151 Lawrence, Lee 23 , 66, 70, 93, 127 Laws, Jacqueline 144 Laws, Pat 151 Lax, Becky 145 Lax, Dave 127 Lax, Debbie 46, ■ 47, 59, 111, 127 Lazzell, Robert 156 Lecyk, David 145 Lecyk, Mark 127 Ledbetter, Mamie 151 Lee, Amy 47, 156 Lee, Michael 77, 156 Leith, Sharon 156 Leland, Cheryl 100, 145 Lessard, Nancy 156 Lessard, Randy 26,127 Levin, Mark 44, 82, 145 Levin, Ruth 46, 47, 58, 99, 107, 127 Lewellen, Billie 156 Lewin, Susan 35, 11, 145 Lewis, Gayla 145 Licciardone, Rita 151 Limbough, David 90, 151 Linsinmann, Denise 156 Linsenmann, Regina 20, 127 Linsenmann, Richard 44, 66, 127 Linvill, Betty 156 Littlejohn, Robert 66, 82, 151 Litton, Bmce 127 Litton, Cynthia 100, 145 Littrell, Gwen 156 Littrell, Stanley 127 Livers, Linda 145 Livingston, James 36, 156 Loman, L lie 151 Long, Robert 127 Long, Tom 77, 90 Loss, Thomas 151 Loudermilk, Gary 90, 127 Loudermilk, Reggie 69, 156 Louis, Benjie 127 Louis, Gennette 156 Love, Richard 157 Lozano, Ed 127 Lozano, Martha 157 Lozano, Mike 70, 93, 145 Lozano, Oralia 80, 151 Lucas, Barbara 151 Lucas, Janet 145 Lucas, Marian 47, 100, 157 Luka, Lawrence 157 Lukens, Lincoln 66 Lula, Louis 145 Lulich, Martha 94, 101, 145 Lundewall, Earl 127 Lundmark, Paul 127 Luptak, Ron 127, 190 Lyell, Donna 157 Lynch, Beth 35, 63, 94, 145 Me McAbee, Janice 151 McAbee, Ray 69, 151 McCahon, Rea 98 McCance, Albert 130 McCaw, Vickie 47, 151 173 McCorkle, Susan 151 McCormick, Mike 151 McCrum, Donna 151 McDonald. Margie 151 McLaughlin, Kathy 94 McLaughlin, Mike 70, 93, 130 McLaughlin, Tom 73 McLean, Geraldine 151 McLean, Patricia 130 McMahon, Frances 94 M Macey, Susan 145 Mack, Debbie 130 Mack, Rory 151 Macnak, Alan 145 Hahns, David 82, 145 Mahns, Lorraine 157 Mahns, Susan 130 Maicher, Gail 145 Malloy, Dan 69, 77, 157 Malone, William 151 Mamala, Anna 145 Mangerson, Bonnie Mangerson, Doris 145 Mangone, Mary Jo 151 Manigrasso, David 151 Man, Gail, 151 Manus, Ed 73, 151 Mansueto, Kathy 145 Maranto, Charles 151 Marinaro, Penny 46, 58 Marince, Diane 151 Markley, Colleen 145 Marks, Margaret 47, 151 Marrs, William 145 Martell, Julie 151 Martin, Robert 130 Martin, Howard 130 Martin, Roxanne 92, 157 Martin, Sharon 47, 59, 100, 151 Masleid, Karen 34, 35, 98, 101, 145 Masleid, Robert 91, 99, 101, 109, 130 Mason, Mike 91, 151 Matyi, Cathy 130 Matyi, Stephanie 151 Mauldin, Linda 145 Mayfield Marian 35, 36, 91, 145 Mazus, Deane 130 Mead, Cindy 92, 98, 145 Meeks, Jeff 151 Meeks, Tim 151 Meeks, Ron 130 Meier, Sharon 157 Meissler, Deborah 130 Meissler, Ed 66, 145 Melton, Judy 157 Memer, Patricia 151 Merrick, Maureen 99, 130 Merrick, Michele 94, 151 Merritt, Becky 151 Meyers, Sherry 98 Michalowski, Diane 145 Michel, Gene 145 Michelin, Jerry 73 Michelin, Marjorie 131 Michels, Ann 100 Michels, George 66, 73, 151 Michna, Mary 46, 58, 117, 131 Michna, Tom 76, 151 Middleton, Kristine 151 Miller, Janelle 151 Miller, Vester 99 Milne, Dave 35, 90, 111, 157 Milo, Alex 98 Milo, Mary 46. 58 Mitoslavejevic, Mary Lou 145 Minchuk, Marion 145 Minton, Debbie 46, 58, 157 Mis, Ron 157 Mitchell, Jerry 151 Mitchell, Riley 94, 131 Mitchell, Robin 100 Mitchell, William 131 Miterro, Judy 151 Mizerik, Renee 24, 145 Molchan, Alan 44, 80, 91, 93, 151 Molder, Alan 145 Molder, Carol 157 Moldraski, Mary Jo 100, 151 Molnar, Patty 145 Molnar, Peggy 145 Monzulla, Ike 110, 131, 140 Moore, Brenda 145 Moore, Cathy 157 Moore, Deborah 131 Moore, Janet 145 Moore, Teri 100, 157 Moore, Vickey 151 Morarin, Sharon 145 Mores, Francene 145 Morris, Gwen 145 Morris, James D. 131 Morrison, Sidonia 46, 58, 151 Moser, Dan 66 Moss, Roy 131 Mote, Cindy 47, 59, 151 Motes, Tim 157 Mrzlock, Nancy 131 Muehrer, Patricia 90, 100 Muir, Davee 131 Muir, Kathie 98, 100, 157 Mullins, Pamela 151 Muntean, Terri 151 Murfin, Joyce 151 Musser, Scott 90, 157 Mustain, Kevin 145 Mysliwy, Aileen 98, 101, 111, 145 Myszak, Patricia 151 N Nabors, Bill 145 Naftzger, Debbie 145 Naratic, Joe 67, 157 Naruey, Lynette 157 Narug, Lynette 101 Nelson, Chris 100, 187, 188, 191 Nelson, Melissa 100, 152 Neubaurer, Dave Neubauer, George Nevers, Sheila Newcomb, Nancy Nightingale, Cindy Nightlinger, Sherry Norman, Bill Novak, Larry Novalich, John Novotney, John Nowak, Margaret Nowazyk, Sharon 63, 98, 111, 131, 180, 187, 188, 189, 191, 192, 194 o O’Boyle, Dan Odom, Patricia O’Donnel, Kristin O’Drobinak, Marie 35, 46, O’Drobinak, Regina 46, I Omark, Mark Onia, Becky Onia, Cynthia Opachan, Karen Opachan, Kathleen Oprisko, Marianne Orcutt, Danny Orcutt, Gail Oresko, John Orlando, Don Orlando, Som Orlando, Vicki Ortega, Ronald Orze, Kenneth Orze, Kevin Orzecheicz, Diane Otto, Glenn Otto, Sharon Overland, Pat Owens, David 69, 73, 157 78, 99, 132 78, 132 P Pace, Karen Paczkowski, Richard Pagliai, David Pajek, Patricia Palkovich, Kim Palmer, Luwanna Palubin, Joseph Palubin, Ray Pankowski, Carol 174 Papesh, Phillip 152 Pappas, Athene 100, 146 Pappas, Patricia 21, 99, 116, 132 Paquette, Danny 146 Parker, Duane 132 Parker, Paul 146 Parkovich, Mary Jo 20, 21, 22, 132 Parsley, Belinda 132 Parsley, Jerry 74, 80, 93, 146 Pasternak, Rosemary 146 Paulik, Judy 152 Pawlik, Lucy 152 Pawlowski, Andy 66, 93, 146 Pawlus, David 152 Pearson, Clifford 152 Peckenpaugh, Kathleen 101, 157 Penczak, Joseph 152 Pendrick, Steven 152 Penezak, Isabelle 157 Pennington, David 146 Pennington, Kathy 152 Perry, Bruce 157 Perry, Debra 152 Perry, Ray 132 Perry, Ruth 152 Persecky 46, 58 Persic, Robert 74, 78, 93, 132 Perz, Irene 152 Peschke, Mark 35, 99, 111, 132 Peterson, Lorraine 100, 146 Petro, Nancy 46, 58, 157 Pettit, Jim 66, 146 Peturson, Carla 152 Peyton, Tamra 91, 157 Pickerell, Carolyn 152 Pickering, Janet 100, 152 Pickett, Tim 132 Pierce, Carl 80, 146 Pierce, Nancy 157 Piorkowski, Dan 146 Pittman, Don 146 Plaskota. Barb 60, 63, 98, 100, 111, 146, 182 Podgomey, Pamela 157 Pollard, Kevin 146 Ponce, Elsy 145 Ponce, Sandra 152 Ponce, Sylvumia 157 Popa, Dan 133 Popa, Kim 146 Potter, Beth 100, 146 Powell, Katherine 133 Pratt, David 133 Premuda, Doug 66, 82, 133 Prendergast, Teresa 152 Presnail, Rita 146 Price, Cheryl 146 Priest, Joy 157 Proctor, Randy 133 Proffitt, Donna 152 Prsewoznik, Edward 69 Prugh, Dave 66, 80, 93, 146 Prusiecke, Susan 157 Przernic, Edward 157 Pucak, Diana 157 Pucalik, Mike 157 Pucalik, Shirley 46, 58 Purnell, Judy 157 Putscher, Joyce 152 Q Qualls, Terry 73, 152 Quinn, Debbie 133 isenberry, Lorraine 133 R Racich, Ann 133 Raines, Sharon 100, 157 Raines, Sharon 100, 157 Raines, Vicki 20, 133 Rakoczy, Joe 152 Raksanyi, Joanne 99 Ramsey, Debbie 157 Ramsey, Mike 133 Ramsey, Sandy 133 Ramsey, Steve 146 Rangel, Frances 152 Rausch, Jody 98, 157 Ray, Denise 58, 59, 152 Ray, Gerald 133 Ray, Harold 77, 157 Ready, Rebecca 157 Reba, Natalie 157 Redlarczyk, Bonnie 146 Redman, Shelby 152 Reeise, Sheryl 152 Reinholt, Albert 146 Reiter, Edgar 91, 146 Reiter, Heidi 147 Renwanz, Bob 146 Resetar, Alan 146 Resetar, Claudia 152 Ridenour, David 66, 80, 146 Riley, Thomas 77, 157 Rindoks, Bruce 98, 133 Rippe, Richard 133 Riskin, Janet 146 Ritz, Peggy 133 Roberts, Gerald 157 Robinson, Diana 100, 152 Rodda, Joann 146 Rodovich, Andrea 100, 157 Rogers, James 152 Rokasz, Brenda 100, 157 Rokosz, Laura 100, 146 Ronjak, Candy 146 Roper, Susan 152 Rosales, David 73, 157 Rose, Jack 107, 134 Rosinski, Rhonda 146 Ross, Lori 152 Roth, Stewart 146 Royal, Judy 157 Royal, Nancy 134 Rubin, Ben 78, 91 Ruble, Tonuny 90 Rubottom, Pat 94, 146 Ruttledge, Alan 152 Ryan, Vickie 146 Rybecki, Alan 158 Rybecki, Linda 158 Rybecki, Mark 134 Rytel, Christine 158 s Sabo, Linda 314 Saboff, Leslee 158 Saboff, Neal 134 Saczawa, Tom 152 Sakelaris, James 158 Sako, John 134 Salczynski, Ed 77, 82 Salle, David 158 Saltanovitz, Joanne 35, 37, 47, 59, 90, 92, 98, 101, 111, 146 Salmon, James 134 Sanchez, Armondo 69. 158 Sanchez, Pedro 158 Sanders, Mark 66, 74, 75, 76, 77, 80, 152 Sanders, Matie 22, 63, 146, 182 Sandoval, Deborah 158 Sandoval, Peter 152 Sapyta, Pam 158 Sawchuk, Alan 91, 101, 134 Scafbuck, John 147 Scepkowski, John 147 Schaade, Mark 44, 152 Schaenborn, Sharon 146 Scheffki, Larry 152 Schlesser, Larry 73, 80, 146 Schoonover, Carol 98, 152 Schoonover. Diane 46, 58, 98, 100, 146 Schroeter, Debbie 134 Schroeter, Diana 152 Schubert, Deborah 152 Schulfer, Lillian 152 Schuster, Dan 44, 152 Schwab, Tom 158 Schwertfeger, Jeff 76, 82, 152 Sciortine, Toni 158 Scott, Mike 76, 152 Scott, Randi 44, 76, 82, 152 Shakes, Julia 146 Shafer, Mike 35, 70, 78, 93, 98, 99, 107, no. 111, 134 Shafer, Toni 152 Scott, Terry 34, 35 , 90, 109, 111, 146 Scresker, Tom 158 Searcy, Monica 158 Sefton, Scott 80, 152 Seiden, Virginia 100, 158 Sell, Mark 134 rafin, Dennis 134 Serbin, David 152 Seward, Pamela 146 Shabi, Rich 46, 59, 146 Shantz, Tom 158 Shantz, William 134 Sheaks, David 69, 158 Shearer, Paul 152 Shehigian, Lisa 146, 181, 184 Shelborne, Allyson 59, 63, 101, 107, 134 193 Shelton, Gary 152 Shelton, Tim 98, no, 158 Shelton, Willian 134 Shepp, Edward 135 Shepp, Mike 152 Sherbit, Linda 47, 59. 146 Shevchenko, Jerry 147 Shinkle, Linda 152 Shoop, Diane 46, 58, 147 Shreve, Christy 135 Shultman, Richard 135 Shultman, Tamera 158 Shutko, Cheryl 147 Shutko, Doris 158 Sieker, Laura 147 Sills, Kathleen 147 Silverman, Rosalie 152 Simmons, Connie 158 Simmons, Latricia 158 Simms, IHory 147 Simms, Rory 66, 73 Simon, Michael 135 Skafish, Robert 98, 107, no, 135 Skalba, Marilyn 47, 59, 147 Skiba, Chris 158 Skiba, Tom 66, 74, 82, 152 Skinta, Eddie 152 Skinta, Mary 158 Skoctylas, Chester 147 Skorupa, Joseph 31, 35, 47, 59, 98, 99. 107, 111 135 Skratsky, Carol 147 Slavena, Diane 158 Slavena, Karen 152 Salvo, Diane 158 Smart, Sharon 158 Smith, Carol 135 Smith, Carol 158 Smith, Connie 147 Smith, David 152 Smith, Denise 158 Smith, Donna 158 Smith, Douglas 135 Smith, Gloria 35, 152 Smith, Jack 77, 158 Smith, Lisa 100, 158 Smith, Michael 66, 80, 147 Smith, Pamela 100, 147 Smith, Patrick 80, 152 Smith, Ralph 152 Smith, Sandy 100, 152 Smith, Sherri 100, 158 Smock, Sandra 147 Smutko, Scott 135 Snider, Wayne 23, 66, 93, 135 Snyder, Stephen 147 Solan, Sydella 153 Soltest, Joanne 147 Sowula, Sherryl 147 Spak, Andrew 158 Spear, Anthony 94, 147 Spear, Jacki 135 Spisak, Judy 153 Spisak, Roseann 35, 100, 111, 147 Spoerner, Kathleen 147 Stahl, Katherine 90, 92, 98, 111, 147 Stahl, Margie 153 Stahl, Robert 158 Stahl, Shirley 135 Stall, Max 80 Stahura, Joe 1.58 Stanly, Dan 80, 153 Stefnif, Raymond 147 Stein, Joanie 158 Steinkrous, Dean 82, 93, 135 Stemp, Laura 158 Stempt, Richard 153 Stephens, Alan 66, 67, 74, 80, 147 Stevenson, Dennis 153 Stevens, Edward 82, 135 Stewart, Chris 100, 158 Stivers, James 135 Stivers, Patty 147 Stivers, Terry 153 175 Sudicky, Cindy Sullivan, Linda Sullivan, Sarah Summers, Jethro Summers, Matt Sutherland, Kathy Sutherland, Sandy Sutton, Bonnie Sutton, cut Swaim, Rosemary Swafford, Pat Swanson, Bill Swanson, Phyllis Sweeney, Mike Sweet, Earl Sweet, Judy Swinney, Denise Szot, Lynette Talenco, Donna TaKoli, Jeff Taylor, Joyce Templeton, Tom Thill, Rhonda Thomas, Beverly Thomas, Don Thomas, Gail Thomas, Mary Thomsberry, Vicki Thorpe, Frank Thorpe, Jack Thorpe, Jhillip Thorsky, Greg Tborsky, Jill Thrall, Raymond Thrall, Sharon ThraU, Terri Timmons, Dana Timmons, Lawrence Tobin, Colleen Tosseng, Wayne Tozer, Dale Tracy, Kerry Trtan, Terry Trtan, Thomas Tsolakos, Christine Tucker, Sheree Turner, Cora Turner, Dennis Turner, Mark Turner, Patty Tumpaugh, Geo rge Turspau , Susan Tuskin, Mary Tuskan, Pat Tysen, Lynda u Vadas, Jim Vadas, John Van Buskirk, Mark Van Buskirk, Lori Vandersteen, A1 Vandersteen, Cheri Vandersteen, Terry Vangorp, Ruth VanLue, Charlotte Vargo, Ed Vater, Tom Vaughs, Jody Vauter, Joe Vaznonis, Larry Velva, Victor Ventimiglia, Jeanette Ventimiglia, Marie Venturine, Annette Venturini, Michael 98, Veray, Florance Veray, Kathy Veray, Rose Vertucci, Daniel Victor, Mike Vido, Paul Von Almen, David Von Almen, Debbie 73, 153 70,153 100, 158 80, 147 (9, 107, 110, 136 46, 98, 158 47, 59, 94, 147 98, 99, 110, 136 w 46, 58, 98, 158 Waggoner, Ron Walker, Debbie Walker, Judy Wallace, Margie Walsh, Danna Walsh, Jacki Walsh, Leslee Walsh, Linda Walworth, Barbara Wantroba, Lynn Wargo, James Wargo, Janice 13 Watson, James Watson, Rhonda Weaver, Dorothy Weaver, Judy 38, 59, 63 137, 140, 180, 189 137, 180, 186 Webb, Carmell Wedlinger, Gary Weimer, Phyllis Welch, Kevin Welenty, R. 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SPICCIA’S RESTAURANT 2143 Calumet Ave. DUNHILL FORMAL ATTIRE 6947 Indianapolis Blvd. ART S T.V. 744 - 169th St. DRAKE’S BARBER SHOP 7113 Calumet Ave. 188 AN OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE An opportunity to serve awaits industrious young men and women at Northern Indiana Public Service Com¬ pany. As one of the top gas and electric distribution utilities in the United States. NIPSCO is constantly looking for new processes and methods of efficient operation. These include atomic power generation, extra high voltage transmission, underground electric distribution, computerized system planning, under¬ ground storage of natural gas, community analyses and electronic data processing. Ready to grow with a growing company? IN AN ATMOSPHERE OF GROWTH NIPSCO is one of the highest-paying utilities in the State of Indiana. Its attractive employe benefit pack¬ age-tuition refund plan, vacations, holidays, life in¬ surance, comprehensive medical insurance, pensions, etc.—provides an atmosphere for individual growth. Fifteen leading colleges and universities are strategi¬ cally located throughout its -ser v i c e a rea-with others available in the greater Chicago area. Drop in. We ' ll be glad to talk jobs with you. Nontihern Indiana Public Sarvica Company energy to enjoy exciting todays and build better tomorrows SHOW SOMEONE YOU CARE SEND ' EM A CARD SHUTKO’S AUTO SERVICE 7308 Kennedy Avenue Hammond, Indiona 844-9869 Bob Henry, Sher Nightlinger. mice Wargo, Leslee Walsh. DRICC’S PHARMACY 7207 Indianapolis Blvd. Hammond, Indiana NEED GAS? AND WANT SPECTACULAR SERVICE TOO? 189 A SANDWICH TO FIT YOUR SIZE ARBY’S 7343 Indianapolis Blvd. Hammond, Indiana 845-0700 Super Regular Junior Debbie Zertel, Ron Luptak, Sherry Tucker. Sher Nightlinger, Bob Henry. CHARLES GLUTH SON ROOFERS, INC. 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See: Your School Counselor or Employment Representatives of Inland’s Personnel Department Indiana Harbor Works INLAND STEEL COMPANY Indiana Harbor Works - 3210 Watling Street - East Chicago, Indiai An equal opportunity employer HILL’S HAMMOND TIMES AGENCY 6804 Kennedy Avenue 884-7226 GREAT EXPECTATIONS— WILL IT WORK? 192 CARPETS PULLMAN STANDARD A DIVISION OF PULLMAN. INC. 1745 • 165Hi Street Hammond, Indiana WE 2-3280 HOME, OFFICE, ANYWHERE Dorothy Weaver, Allyson Shelboume. CARPETLAND, USA, INC. 8201 Colnmet Avenue Munster, Indiana TE 6-5555 I’LL GET BY WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM MY FRIENDS 193 ALMIRA’S PASTRY SHOPS SIBLEY AND MAYWOOD 45Hi AND CLINE 7030 INDIANAPOLIS BLVD. CAKES FOR ALL OCCASIONS Sher Nightlinger, Cheryl Herlzfeldt. JAM SESSION? PROTEST? NO! A SEVERE WEATHER WARNING DRILL! PRINTERS OF PUBLICATIONS FOR EXACTING CUSTOMERS HAMMOND. INDIANA 196 Students Rally To O, say can you see through the dawns early smog? Students develop an awareness for pollu¬ tion problems that threaten the future of clean air and water. EARTH DAY 1. Students replace exhaust-spewing autos with bikes and the oldest method of transportation-feet. Defend Mother Earth Each dimple in the water, Each leaf that shades the rock Can cozen, pique and flatter. Can parley and provoke. Goodfellow, Puck and goblins. Know more than any book. Down with your doleful problems. And count the sunny brook. —Ralph Waldo Emerson “And if from man’s vile arts I flee And drink pure water from the pump; I gulp down infusoria, And quarts of raw bacteria. And hideous rotatorae. And wriggling polygastricae. And slimy diatomacae. And various animalculae Of middle, high and low degree.” —William Juniper: “The True Drunkard’s Delight” “Brush your teeth with the best toothpaste, then rinse your mouth with industrial waste.” —Tom Lehrer, A.D. 1965 199 SUPERSTAFF Editor — Barb Fogarty Busdness Managers Advertising and Circulation — Bob Henry, Sherry Nightlinger Section Editors Senior — Louise Kitchell Underclass — Nancy Newcomb; Pam Kessler, helper Sports — Jim Barton; Rick Minchuk, Jim Barrett, helper School Life — Leslee Walsh; Sherre Tucker, helper Clubs — Bonnie Sutton; Caryn Farmer, Bev E)ouville, helpers Faculty — AUyson Shelbourne; Dorothy Weaver, helper Academics — Julie Fogarty; Barb Plaskota, helper Under-staff Positions Literary Editor — Barb Plaskota Copy reader — Mattie Sanders Copy writer — Lisa Shehigan Photography Editor — Virginia Wolters; Donna Talenco, Candy Kessy, Linda Kiser, helpers Index Editor — Debbie Hippel; Rick Minchuk, Beth Lynch, Mattie Sanders, Lisa Shehigan, helpers Secretary — Shelly Kelleher