Gavit High School - Futura Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1982 volume:

SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL aTURfi— 1982 Opening School Life Academics Faculty Seniors Underclass I Organizations 17 Sports 39 Advertisements 57 Closing Index Life is the series of exper¬ iences, of body and mind, which make up the history of a person from birth to death.” The Life of a Gavit student was very busy and exciting, it started off as usual, meeting and making new friends and becoming closer with old friends. Although the Life of a Gavit student included taking tests and making reports, he still found time to have some fun. The Gavit student attended many activities during the school year. One activity which has be¬ come a tradition is the Senior English Tea. Although everyone thought that having fun was the most im¬ portant thing in Life, they still left time in their schedules to study. There was still the final goal to meet, the receiving of one’s diploma. LU i J i _MILES.fiND The years that a student spends in high school could be measured In miles. What does a student think of when he is asked about the milestones he has passed in his high school career? He may think of the lonely halways that extend in front of him as he arrives tardy to dass. He may think of the vast distance that surrounds this planet of ours or the many miles of pavement he has covered cruis¬ ing up and down the boulevard on Friday nights. He may think of the many books he has paged through for that certain report. Fie may think of the countless times he has gazed into the miles of sky in search of a goal for his future in this country. Fie may think of the endless miles of stairs he has climbed to reach his classroom. Fie may think of the plans he has made to travel in different directions after he graduates from high school. But most of al. he may wish he were miles and miles away from home, yet always finding some way of returning. . Students share their ideas about ordering I- shirts. 3. Moments of togetherness are en¬ joyed by those who attended Winter Format, i. Phi! Kucer is caught in the act of foolish¬ ness. 4. Fire people who were lucky to attend the Rolling Stones concert show off their shirts. 5. Garit students after a hard day of school work. 6. Ted Berdine and John lynch lake a break during the blood drive. Smile: A change of facial expres¬ sion involving a brightening of the eyes and an upward curving of the corners of the mouth. It may ex¬ press amusement, pleasure, tender affection, approval, or any of var¬ ious other emotions.” F SMILES aOINO DOWH Success means a favorable course or termination of anything attempted, to achieve or to satisfy.” But to Gavit students it has meant different things at different times. A student ' s four years of high school were filled with many obstacles which had to be passed. During these four years students encountered many new experiences, and they learned that to succeed in life, one must do well. This was always stressed by their teachers and parents. But as these years went by. these students learned that success not only meant doing well, but also knowing that you’ve done your best. Here at Gavit students expressed their different meanings. Success meant finishing a race or beating the other team, it meant receiving the Spirit Award for the Seniors or doing well on a test. Some students found success in well-done plays or helping at very successful blood drives. The Senior English classes succeeded in accomplishing a very traditional tea which was enjoyed by all. The foods classes also prepared an enjoyable Thanksgiving din¬ ner for all its invited guests. But the one day all Seniors shared in feeling proud was Graduation Day. This day was filled with many different emotions, but the one that stood out was knowing that one had succeeded and done his best. This is the true meaning of success. osaccEss 13 October 9.1981 marked the Ist. annual football home¬ coming at Gavit. Each class spent weeks in preparation and participated in the spirit week. At the pep assem¬ bly the varsity coach announced the 1981 Gavit Gladia¬ tor football team. The classes put on their skits, cheered and screamed, hoping that their class would win the Spirit Award. The cheerleaders announced Mr. Football as George Blummer. and Greg Sudicky was awarded the Sexiest Legs award. Later floats came to the school parking lot for the game. The fans filled the stands as 7:30 rolled around. At halftime the 1981 h ome¬ coming court was called onto the field. The court con¬ sisted of Dawn Boring. Danielle MacDonald. Leslie Sheetz. Tina Wright. Karen York and last year ' s queen. Rosemary Gracyzk. Then the special moment was about to happen as the speaker began to announce the Queen. This year ' s 1981-8 Homecoming Queen was Tina Wright. After all the girls and their escorts were seat¬ ed. the winners for best float and most spirit were announced. The class of ' 84 won best float, and the Senior Class for the 3nd consecutive year won most spirit. In The Dream Of The acting is gone. It’s time to move on. Find the life of yours And see what ' s in store. Don’t ever be afraid to cry. It’s there, it’s a part of life. Nobody is better than yourself. It’s your dream — make it reality. Tomorrow ! The gift is in your hands. That is your present, enjoy it. , Because nobody else can. ' Your life lies in your hands. And remember when you cry. , It’s alright, they ' re your tears. | They will soon dry, so good ficck. I Do all the best you can do. - Mark C. Carrier 1981 | SENIOR AWARD GUY GAL Cutest Smile Kurt Beal Tina Wright Nicest Heir Bicky Davis Danielle McDonald Cutest lyes Kurt Beal Dave Berwanger A! Klapkowski Tina Wright Best Legs Greg Sudicky Wendy Wilson Best Body Gary McGill Wendy Wilson Best Personality Greg Sudicky Tina Wright Best Dressed Bill Shideler Jane Kelly Liz Clark Straightest Senior Tim Martin Suzy Simmons Bookworm Dale Carter Kathy Adams Biggest Bah Brian Mason Mary Beth Hines Funniest Laugh Chuck Schweder Lha Duffala Biggest flirt Dave Taylor Becky Cardwell Class Clown Brian Mason Mary Jane Theis Class Couple Ted Berdine Carol Engle Class Athlete John Carl Judy HoHandsworth Most Class Spirit Brian Mason Mary Beth Hines Class Leader Jim Gavrilos Dalia Osorio Most Active Senior Jim Gavrilos Mary Jane Theis Most Likely to Succeed Dale Carter Candee Chang School Life S3 . Su€ Kulka, Anne Williams and Kelly McCaw pose as they wait for the bits. 3. The tea table, as prepared by the Whitehall Staff. 3. Mrs. Angela Penny takes time out from her busy day to see how the students are doing. 4. The doorman at the Whitehall Hotel wails anxiously for the Gavk students to arrive. seooioe School Life is School Life . Mr. Aram Daronalsy Mr. Cary Eckard 3. Miss Margaret Fitzgerald 4. Mrs. Barbara Hayes 5. Mr. Raymond Huey 6. Mr. Donald Kopenec 7 . Miss Dalia Malciauskas 8. Mrs. Jeanne Moll 9. Mrs. Angela Penny. Camera Shy: Mr. John Quinn. 40 Academics Foreign Language Mr. Javier Abrego Mrt. Leslie Keller Mrs. Marcel Kaduenzel Students have the opportunity to choose between Spanish and French as the foreign language they wish to speak. Mrs. Leslie Keller and Mr. Javier Abrego teach Span¬ ish. The students tested their skills in acting by taking part in a video-tape. They also threw parties and ate various foods from Mexico. Mrs. Marcel Raduenzel teaches the French class. The students not only learn to speak Frenctv 3l o learn about France, its customs and heritage. Academics Social Studies Mr. Tom Chinth Mht Diane Clinton Mrt. Mary ConciaUi Mr. Gerald Route There are several branches of the Social Studies department. This includes Economics, U.S. History, World History, Govern¬ ment, and Social Studies. The students in U.S. History study the origin of the United States. The students in World History study major events that occurred. Those in Government learn the constitution. Economic students study the financial state of the world. Social Studies is the studying of world events past and present. Camera Shy — Mr. Ken Petyo. Mr. John Swanson Academkt 4i Graphic Arts 1. Students experiment in Graphic Arts 2. Mr. Norman Banas 3. Mr. Jay Marker 4. Mr. Donald Shryock 5. Mr. Thomas Strbjak 6. David and Dean brush up in Woods class. 7. Alfred finishes his drafting assignment. Camera shy: Mr. Erwin Brauer Physical Education Physical Education is a great opportu¬ nity for students to learn to cooperate with each other and achieve a sense of fair play. They learn the importance of staying physically fit and enjoy the ex¬ perience of competition and the excite¬ ment of winning. Many different areas of sports are cov¬ ered in P.E. class. Basketball, swimming, and volleyball are among those sports in which P.E. students participate. Also there are several co-ed sports such as badminton and table tennis. P.E. is more than just building muscles and improving coordination. It also in¬ cludes teamwork and following the rules of the game. 4S Academics Special Education I. Miss Sandra Derybowski 1 . Mrs. Susan LoGiudice 3. Mrs. Margaret Marshak 4. Mrs. Sandra Wilkening helps Donald Baker with his reading. 5. Miss A. Pekarsky organizes some important papers. 6. Mr. Peter Feikema works hard trying to get all of his papers graded. 7. Students look on as their classmate finishes her assign¬ ment. so Academia . Mr. Paul Anderton 3. Mr. Robert Pitcher 3. Mr. Herb Hedttrom 4. Mr. Martin Stig- litz 5. Student! pay dote attention to Chrh Murphy and Anne Williamt at they read their tcriptt. 6. Keith WHIiamt it making ture every note it right. 7. Concert Choir reheartet for their Spring Concert. S3 Academics Faculty I. Mr. Gene Swaim, Assistant Principal. 2 . Mr. George Saliga, Assistant Principal. 3. Secretarial Staff: left to right: First row: Mrs. Doris Middleton. Mrs. Chris Jackson. Mrs. Irma Veith. Mrs. Glenda Shurlow. Second row: left to right) Mrs. Jean Hayes. Miss Jean Rosinski. 4. Mrs. Joyce Pfister. School Nurse. All the school officials help the students at various times during their years at Gavit. Mr. Swaim. Mr. Saliga. and Mr. Abrego answer their questions concerning rules, or they can go straight to the top and ask Dr. Jones. The nurse. Mrs. Pfister. always has a quick remedy for any illness. If all else fails, students can consult the secretaries; they seem to know everything. Academics S3 This year the Senior Hon¬ ors Day assembly was held on June 1,1983. Many gradu¬ ates received recognition for outstanding work done in the previous year. The school itself was awarded the Sportsmanship Award for our achievement during the Sectionals in basketball. The Guidance Depart¬ ment announced who re¬ ceived the many scholar¬ ships given to Gavit stu¬ dents. Among these was the Witham Scholarship, which for the first time had been given to two people. The gift from the senior class to the school was a nice set of tableware. . Jim Gavrilot wtt both the DAK and Merit representative from Gavit. 3. Anne Williams did very well as the Voice of Democracy representative. She placed third in the regionals. i. Jim Gavrilos and Dave Herkey were this year ' s Kotarians. The 1983 Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises were held on June 6,1983 in the audito¬ rium. Reverend Charles Jerry Turner Sr. gave the Baccalaure¬ ate address to the graduates. Both Mr. Gerald Spitzer and Mrs. Kathleen A. Hill were there to represent the school board and to congratulate the graduat¬ ing seniors. Giving the charge to the graduates was Mr. Jack Crawford. Prosecuting Attorney of Lake County. The Class of I983’s Valedictorian was Can¬ dace Chang, and Salutatorian was Dale Carter. The choir was also there to add to the festivities of the cere¬ monies. . Tht graduating clatt await their diplo¬ ma . 3. Candace Chang give her valedic¬ tory peech. i. Salutatorian Dale Carter receive hi diploma. 4. Jim GavrUo hake hand with Mr . Hill. Mr. Spitzer, and Dr. Jone after receiving hi diploma. 64 Senior ZAKLINA ACIMOVICH Gator Aides 2, h Ensemble I. 3i Choir I. 2. KATHRYN ADAMS French Club 2( Science Club 2i Secretary of National Society 4i Indiana Youth Orchestra l ' 4t Office Aides li Teacher’s Aide 2. TODD L. BASHAM MARILYN BATES Macrame Club I, 2i C.O.E. 4. KURT BEAL Baseball I. 2, 3. 4, Chess Club I. 2, Basketball I, 2. 3, 4i Letter Club 3. BRYAN BENNETT TED BERDINE Football I. 2. 3, Track 2, 3. 4, International Club 3t Spanish Club 2t Student Council Pres. 4; Class Vice Pres. 3i Monitors 3. 4. KENT BLANKMAN Soccer 2, 3i Career Club li Male Cheerleaders 3i Key Club 4) D.E.C.A. GEORGE BLUMMER III Baseball 2 Football I, 2, 3. 4. Soccer I, 3, 4) Swimming I. 2, 3, 4; Letter Club 2, 3, 4i Student Council) Fish 6 Game h Mr. Football 4. ROBERT BOND DA WN RENEE BORING Track I. 2, D.E.C.A. 3. 4, Drill Team I. 3. 4, Mat Maids I. 2. 3. F.B. Flomecoming Court 4. TERRI BRANDHANDLER D.E.C.A. 3) National Fionor Society 4) Prom Committee 3; Spanish Chib I. 2. Hall Monitor 2. Gym Aide 4. TINA BRYANT Future Homemakers I. 3. 3, 4i Pep Club I. 3. 3. 4. Mat Maids I. 3, 3. 4, Nurse’s Aides I, 3, 3, 4. PAUL D. BUD A Basketball It Cross Country 3 Golf I, 3, 3, 4; Career Club li Mathematics Club 4. JEFF BUNN 66 RANDY CALDWELL ROBERT CAMP REBECCA D. CARDWELL D.E.C.A. 3, 3. 4 (Organization. Pres.), F.H.A. 3, Mat Maids I. 3. 3. 4, Varsity Shop I, 3, Senior Banquet Comm, Attend. Aides 3. MIKE CARROLL Football I, Wrestling I, 3. 3. 4, Track 3, 4, Letter Club 4, Gym Assistant 3. 4. DALE M. CARTER Cross Country I, 3, 3, 4 (Cap.), Track I. 3. 3. 4, Chess Club I, Letter Club 3, Concert Band I. 3, 3. 4, Marching Band I. 3. 3, 4, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3. 4 (Pres.), Pep Band I. 3. 3, 4, Class V. Pres. I. CANDACE J. CHANG Caving Club 3, Ensemble I. 3, M.S.O.P. I, Modern Music Mast. I. 3, 3, 4, Speech Club I, 3, Stage Band I. 3, 3, 4, Concert Band I, 3, 3, 4, Marching Band I. 3, 3, 4, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3. 4, Pep Band I, 3, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Speech i Debate I, 3, Student Council I. 3, 3, 4, Yearbook 3, Girl’s State 3, Nat. Merit 3, Who’s Who. JOY L CHARLESTON Concert Choir 2i Fre hmen Choir li Girl’ Choir 3i Mat Maids 3i Mixed Choir I Mixed Glee I. ELIZABETH CLARK Macrame Club 4i Pep Club li H.E.R.O. 3, 4. MARILYN J. COLLINS Ensemble 3( F.H.A. I, Concert Choir I, 3, 3t Fresh. Choir It FI.E.R.O. 4i Library Aides 3i Mixed Chorus I, 3, 3i Treble Choir 3. KELLY D. COURTNEY Basketball I, 3i Craft Club I. 3i D.E.C.A. 3, 4, Attend. Aides 3. 4, Flail Monitors I, 3i Office Aid I, 3i Teacher Aid 3. JODY CUMPSTON Pep Club I. 3, H.E.R.O. 3. 4. MICHAEL T. CURTIS Baseball 3i Basketball I. 3i Football I, 3, 4i Soccer 3. 4) Tennis 3i Letter Club 3. 3, 4) Gym Assis. 3, 3i Monitors 3i Student Council I, 3, 3, 4, All Conf. Football 4, Var. Shop Aid 3. DOUGLAS R. DAVIS Caving Club 4i Concert Band I, 3i Gym Assistant 3i Marching Band I. 3. RICHARD K. DAVIS Baseball 3i Basketball I, 3, 3, 4i Tennis 3, 3t Track It Coin Club It Flail Monitors It Student Council 3i Teacher’s Assistant I. AMINTA DELAROSA Track 3, 4, Volleyball 3, F.H.A. 4, Hodge Podge Club 3i Hall Monitor 3. MITCHEL DEMOFF JOSEPH J. DEVORE Football I. 3i Tennis 3, 4, Wrestling 3. 3, 4, A.V. Club 3i Letter Club 3; Stage Band I, 3i Concert Band I. 3� Orchestra I. 3i Pep Band I. 3; Stage Crew 4, West of Pecos”, Fall of the house of Usher”. Ransom of Red Chief”. BARRY S. DRIVER French Club I, 3, 3, 4; Internat. Club 4. Hall Monitor 3; Stage Crew 3, 3, 4. Teacher Assistant 4i ' Fall of the House of Usher”. 67 USA G. DUFFALA Tennis I. 3. 3. 4, Volleyball I. G.A.A. I, 3, 3) Bookstore Aide SUE DUHAM D.E.C.A. 4i Office Aide 3. JEFFERY DUNHAM Swimming I A.V. Club I, 3i D.E.C.A. 3, 4i Choir I, 3) Stage Crew I. JOHN EARL Baseball 3, 3, 4 Basketball I, 3. 4. Football I. 3, 4, Letter Club 3. 3. 4. CAROL JEANNE ENGLE O.E.A. 3. 4; Spanish Club I. 3; Band I. 3, 3, 4) Prom Committee 3( Inaugural Court 3i State Solo Contest (first place). DWIGHT EWAN A.V. Club 3, 4i Choir I. JOHN FOOR Track I, 3i Newspaper 3. ANNA FOSTER Usherettes Club I. 3, 3. 4. DANIEL GAJEWSK! Band I, 3, 3, 4i Wrestling I, 3, 3. JAMES GAVRILOS Football I, 2, 3, 4, Soccer I, 3. 3. 4, Wrestling I, 3. 3i Band I, 3i Class Officer I, 3. 3, 4, Newspaper I, 3, 3, 4i Honor Society 3, 4; D.A.R. 4i Boys’ State 3i Rotarians 4i National Merit S.F.t Gym Aide 4. LAWRENCE GERDICH Basketball 1. Golf 3. 3, 4. Tennis 3. Gym Aide 3, 3. DIANNE GERLING Swimming 3, 3, 4i Track 3i C.O.E. 4, O.E.A. 3, Chorus 3. 3. DOYLE GODBOLT Baseball 3, 4) Basketball It Graphic Arts I, 3, 3, 4i Gym Aide 3. SONIA GONZALEZ Future Homemakers 4) Nurse’s Aide I. LISA GHRIGSBY JEFF GRISE Band I. 3. 3, Wrestling I, 3. HOLLY GUY PHILIP DELBERT HALPACRE Senator Lugar’s Honor Program 3i Who’s Who 3. Band I. 3. International Club 3, 4i Student Photographer 4i Newspaper 4i Spanish Club 3. Chess Club I. JOHNNIE L HALL Baseball 3. 3, 4, Basketball I, 3, 3 Football I, Who’s Who. DAVID WAYNE HARTIGAN Cross Country I, 3i Swimming I. 3, 3. 4i Choir I. 3, 3i Honor Society 3. MARK ALAN HAUSENFLECK D.E.C.A. 3. 4. 69 DAVID HERKEY Basketball I. 3. 3. 4, Letter Club 3. 4i Honor Society 3. 4t Class Officer 3, 3, Lab Aide 3. MAKY ELIZABETH HINES French Club li Bookstore Aide 3i Cheerleaders I, 3, 3, 4 (captain)i Career Club 4, Pep Club I. 3, 3. 4. JUDY LYNN HOLLANDSWORTH Basketball I, 3, 3, 4 Co-Captaini Track I, 3, 3, 4 Captain; Volleyball I. 3. 3. 4 Co-Captain, G.A.A. I. 3. 3 V.P., Letter Club 3. 4, Pep Club 3, 4; Spanish Club I, Gym Aide 3, 3. JAMES MICHAEL HOLM H.E.R.O. 4, Wrestling I, 3. 3. 4, Football I, 3; Newspaper 3. CAROLE HOLMES BRENDA HOOKER Key Club 4, Spanish Club I, Student Council I, Band I. 70 CARL JUHASZ KATHLEEN MARIE JURANOVICH O.E.A. 3, 4, Bookstore Aide I, 3. STEVE WILLIAM JUSKIW Football I, 3; Soccer 3. RON KAPEC Baseball 3, 3, 4, Basketball I, Graphic Arts Club 4i Gym Aide 3. NANCY LEE KAYES Ensemble ! Future Flomemakers li Macrame Club h Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band I, 2. 3, 4. Pep Band I, 3, 3, 4i Mixed Chorus I. 2. 3) Color Guard 3i Student Council I, 2. 3i Teacher’s Aide I. 2. 3 (Band). BRIAN KELLER JANE KELLEY Future Flomemakers 3, 4; Concert Band I, 3; Marching Band I, 3i Nurse’s Aide h Teacher’s Aide. RONALD KELM D.E.C.A. 3. 4; National Flonor Society 3, 4. MARC KISER MARCIA DIANE KNIGHT Track 3, 3, 4i O.E.A. 3i Spanish Club I. 3. Stage Band I, 3. 3. 4, Concert Band I, 3, 3, 4i Gaitor Aides 4) Flail Monitors li Marching Band I. 3, 3. 4, Office Aides 4, Orchestra I, 3. 3, 4i Pep Band I. 3, 3. 4. Teacher Aides 3. NISBOVA I. 3, 3, 4i All American Band Nominee. JIM KOMASINSKI Basketball I Stage Band I, 3, 3, 4i Concert Band I, 3, 3, 4i Marching Band I, 3, 3, 4i Student Council 4. JOE KOSANOVICH Golf 3, 4t Cinema Club 3 Spanish Club I, 3, 3, 4i International Ckib 3, 4i Flail Monitor It Teacher’s Aide It Student Council 3, 4. LAURA KREJCI D.E.C.A. 3, 4, Pep Club I. KELLY MAUREEN KROSLACK O.E.A. 3, 4, Pep Club I, 3. 3, Cheerleaders I, 3, 3t Concert Band I. 3. 3t C.O.E. 4i Marching Band I, 3. 3t Mat Maids I, 3i Office Aide. PHILIP JAMES KUCER Chess Club It Graphic Arts Club 3, 4t Key Club 3i Flail Monitors It Newspaper 3. 3, 4, Quill § Scroll 3, 4i Stage Crew h Student Council 3. 4i Student Photographers 3, 4. 71 MAGDAUNE M. KUJAWA Spanish Club I. 2, C.O.E. 4, O.E.A. 3, 4, Drill Team 2. 3. 4 (Co- Captain) Student Council 3, 4. SUSAN V. KULKA Deaf Sign Language 4i Ensemble I, 2. 3. 4, French Club I, 2, Choraleers I, 2, 3, 4( Concert Choir I. 2. 3. Mixed Chorus I. 2. 3. MARTHA J. LAGNEAU Future Flomemakers I. 2. 3, 4) H.E.R.O. 4, Mat Maids 2, 3. 4, Bookstore Aides 2, 3. DA VID ROBERT LAMBERG Swimming I, 2i Caving Club 3. 4, Stage Band I, 2i Choraleers 2, 3; Concert Band I. 2( Mixed Glee 2, 3. JIM LEDDEN TEGAN MARK LINDFORS Soccer I. 2, 3. 4, Letter Club 3. 4, Student Council I, 2, 3 (V.P.), 4. FRANK STEPHEN LUCAS Ensemble I. 2. 3, French Club I. Key Club 3, 4( Modern Music li Science Club 2, Choraleers I, 2. 4, Concert Choir 2, 3i Freshmen Choir li Freshmen Ensemble li Mixed Chorus I, 2. 4, Mixed Glee 1, 2, 4; Newspaper I, 2. 3, 4, Prom Committee (Co-Chairman), Quill i Scroll 3. 4, Student Council I. 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Woodmar Singers 3, NISBOVA I, 2, 3, Boys State. JOHN LYNCH Football I, 2. 3. 4, Track 3, 4, All Conference Football 4, (Honorable Mention), Student Council 2, 3, 4, International Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2. DANIELLE ANNE MACDONALD D.E.C.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club I, F.B. Flomecoming Court 4. ANN MARIE MAHONEY PA TRICK JOHN MALACINA Football I, Ensemble I, 2, 3, Science Club I, Male Cheerleaders 3, Choraleers I, 2, 3, Concert Choir 2, 3, Freshmen Choir 6 Ensemble I, Mixed Chorus I, 2. 3, Mixed Glee 1, 2, 3, Newspaper 4, Quill 6 Scroll 4, Student Council I. 2, 3. (Tres.) 4, Woodmar Singers 3, NISBOVA I, 2. 3, Everyman I, Fall of the House of Usher 3, Ski Club. MARY SUE MALLOY O.E.A. 3. 4, Class Officer I, Drill Team I, Bookstore Aide I. 2. 72 DAVE MANN TIMOTHY MARK MARTIN Hall Monitors 3. DAVID MARTINEZ Soccer I, Concert Band h Hall Monitor I, 3 Pep Band I. BRIAN MICHAEL MASON Football I, 3i Soccer It Track D.E.C.A. 3i Graphic Arts 3, 4i Key Ckib 3i Male Cheerleaders 4, Hall Monitor I. 3) Newspaper I. 2. 3, 4i Quill Scroll 3, 4i Student Council I, 2, 3. 4t Sports Editor 3. KEU Y MAUREEN McCA W Aqua Nuts I, 2. 3, 4i Ensemble I. 3, 3; Future Homemakers 3, 4; Math Club 3, 3. 4) Pep Ckib I, 3i Sewing Ckib 3. 4. Cheerleaders I. 3, 3. 4, Choir I, 3. 3. 4, Mixed Chorus I. 3, 3i Mixed Glee I, 3. 3i Prom Committee 3i Who’s Who 3, 4, Sr. Banquet Committee 4( Mascot 3. KIMBERL Y COLLEEN McCA W Aqua Nuts I, 3, 3, 4i Business Club 3, 4, Ensemble 3, O.E.A. 3. 4, Pep Club li Stage Band I. 3, 3, 4i Typing Clubi Cheerleaders It C.O.E. 3. 4) Concert Band I, 3. 3. 4i Counselors’ Aide h Lab Aide 4i Marching Band I, 3, 3. 4, Honor Society 4i Orchestra I. 3, 3, 4; Pep Band I, 3, 3, 4t Prom Committee Student Council I. 4 Yearbook 4 (School Life Co-Editor)t Pippin” Band V.P. 3 — Pres. 4. Drum Major 3, 4, NISBOVA I, 3. 3. 4, City Solo I. 3, 3, 4i Senior Banquet Committee. JULIE ANN McCOY Future Homemakers 3. 4i HERO 3. 4. GARY McGILL Football I. 3, 3, 4i Wrestling I, 3. 3, 4i Letter Club 3 Soccer 1. LAWRENCE RUSSEL MIKLUSAK Baseball 3. Basketball I. 3, 3, 4, Football It Gym Aide 4) Monitors 4i Student Council 3. 4i Yearbook 4. AMBER MIZERIK Volleyball 3. G.A.A. 3. 3. 4, Lab Aide 3. LARRY JAMES MOORE Football I. 3. 3. 4, Wrestling I, Track 3, 3. 4, D.E.C.A. 3. 4, Letter Club (Pres.) 4i Student Council 3t Newspaper 3. WILLIAM D. MOYER Basketball I. 3. 4i Career Club It Hall Monitor I, 3i Gym Aide 3, 3. 73 MARIA DALIA OSORIO Basketball I. X 3 Volleyball I, 2. 3. 4i G.A .A. I, 3, 3, 4, Letter Ckib 3, 4i International Club 3 Spanish Club I. 3 Class Officer 3i Gym Aide 3� National Honor Society 3. 4, Who’s Who 3. JIMMV JULES OVAERT D.E.C.A. 3. 4. EVA PALE! Speech Club L Inaugural Court I. 74 LARRY PAWLOWSK! Football I. 3, 3. 4, Soccer 3, 3. 4, Honor Society 4% All Conference Football (Honorable Mention) 4. CONNIE PAZDUR Gym Aide 3, 4, Basketball I. 3. 3, 4. Volleyball I. 3, 3. 4, Tennis I. 3, 3, 4, G.A.A. I. 3. 3. 4, Letter Club 4. DENISE LYNN PERKINS Stage Band I, 3, 3, 4i Concert Band I, 3, 3, 4t Marching Band I. 3, 3, 4, Pep Band I, 3, 3. 4, Color Guard 3, 4 (Captain)i NISBOVA. JOANNE LYNN PERUTS H.E.R.O. 4, Choir I, 3. 3, Pep Club l� Drill Team l« Mixed Glee 4 (Sec). FAYE MARIE PICKETT Drill Team li Marching Band I. 3, 3� Concert Band I, 3, 3 Prom Committee 3 Girl’s State Nominee 3i Quill i Scroll 4i Stage Band I, 3, 3� French Club li Ensemble 3 Pep Band I, 3, 3i Lab Assistant 3i Caving Club 3i Gaitor Aides 3, 4i Orchestra I, 3, 3i Student Council 3, NISBOVA I. 3. 3, City Solo (first place)i Track It Swimming It Yearbook 3. 4 (Sr. Ed.). CARL PLOENSE III Caving Ckib 3, 4i Band I, 3, 3, 4t Student Council 3i Monitors 3. LISA KAYE RAINFORD Macrame Club 4t Science Club 3i Mat Maids 3t Cinema Ckib I. THALIA A. RAMOS International Club 3i French Ckib 3i Attendance Aides 3, 3. 4. DOLORES RAZO Choir I. 3. 3. Mat Maids (Sec.) 3. 4. MIKE RICHARDSON JULIE ROBERTSON Mat Maids 3, 3, 4 (Tres.) Future Homemakers 3. 4i Library Aide 3. JOYCE ANN RODDA Basketball 3. 3, 4 (Captain)t Tennis 3, 4. Volleyball I. Cinema I, G.A.A. I, 3, 3. 4 (V.P.), Monitors I. Pep Club It Teacher ' s Aide (Typing) 3i Yearbook 3, 4 (Sports Co-Ed.). BRIAN NEIL ROSKO Cross Country 3, 3i Wrestling 3i Basketball I, 4i Baseball 3i Letter Club 3. 4. DANA RUSH C.O.E. 4, Choir l Cinema Ckib 3. CINDY SANDEFUR Concert Choir I, 3, 3, 4i Mixed Choir I. 3. 3, 4i Woodmar Singers 4, NISBOVA I, 3, 3, Ensemble I. 7S TONY SA VICKIS Baseball 3) International Club I, Gym Assistant li Monitors I, 2. CHUCK SCHWADER Baseball I. 3, 4. Basketball 1. Football 2. 4, D.E.C.A. (De Club) 3, 4, International Club 3i Letter Club 3, Spanish Club 2t Attendance Aides 3, 4t Flail Monitors 3) Monitors 3. RONALD RICHARD SEUAN Baseball 3. 3, 4) Football I, 3, 4i Tennis 3) Wrestling I, 3, 3, 4i Chess Club It Letter Club 3, 3. 4i Concert Band It Marching Band It Monitors 3, 4. JOANN KA THERINE SERTICH Basketball I. 3. 3t Tennis I, 3. 3. 4t Volleyball I. 3. 3, 4t G.A.A. I. 3 (VP). 3 (Sec.), 4 (Tres.)t Letter Club 4t Gym Assistant I, 3. 3, 4t Lab Assistant 3t Teacher’s Assistant (Accounting) 3t Yearbook 3. 4 (Sports Editor). KATHY LYNN SHEEHAN Career Club It Deaf Sign Language 4t Future Nurses 3t C.O.E. 4t Freshmen Choir It Flealth Clinic Aides I, 3, 3t Nurse’s Aides I, 3. 3. LESLIE ANN SHEETZ O.E.A. (COE Club) 3, 4 (Reporter)t Pep Club I. 3, 3, 4t Spanish Club I, 3t Cheerleaders 3, 3, 4t C.O.E. 4t Counselors’ Aides 3, 3, 4t Prom Committee Pos. 3 (Publicity)t Student Council 4t F.B. Fiomecoming Court 4. WILLIAM R. SHIDELER A.V. Club It Drama Club 3t Modern Music Masters I, 3. 3. 4 (Ffistorian)i Concert Choir 3, 4 (Pres.)t Freshmen Choir It Freshmen Ensemble It Make-up Crew I. 3, 3, 4t Mixed Chorus 3t Stage Crew I, 3. 3, 4t All State Choir 3t Winnie-the-Pooht West of Pecos It Ransom of Redchief 3t Godspell 3t Fall of the Flouse of Usher 3t Cheaper by the Dozen 3t Moonchildren 3t Music Man 3t The Adventures of Tom Sawyer 4t Woodmar Singers 3. 4t Regional N.I.S.B.O.V.A. I. 3, 3t State N.I.S.B.O.V.A. 3, 3t Flammond Solo Contest It S.M.O.W. Solo Contest It I.U. Summer Choral Clinic I, 3t Gavit New Dimensions 3. HUGH SHOTWELL ROBERT SCULTZ SUSAN LYNN SIMMONS Future Flomemakers 4t H.E.R.O. 4. RHONDA LEE SLAYTON C.U.C. it D.E.C.A. (DE CLUB) 4t Bookstore Aides 3t Office Aides I, 3, 3. SHEILA SLEMP Cinema Club 3t Macrame Club 4t Science Club It Flail Monitors It FI.E.R.O. 4t Lab Assistant 3t Mat Maids 3t Teachers Assistant 4. 76 MICHAEL GLEN SMITH Hunting 6 Fishing Club I, Attendance Aides I, h A.V. Aides I. Concert Band I, Marching Band I, 2i Newspaper 2. SHERRY SNYDER D.E.C.A. (DE Club) 3, 4, Offices Aides 2. i. STEPHANIE LEE STANIMIROV Basketball 2, Cinema Club l O.E.A. (COE Club) 3. 4, C.O.E. 3, 4, Teacher’s Assistant (English) 3. 3. RICHARD J. STARASTU JR. Cinema Club 3i Hunting 6 Fishing Club It Attendance Aides 4) Hall Monitors 4i Teacher’s Assistant (Graphic Arts) 3. JOHN STEVEN DONNA STONE Spanish Club I, 2i Hall Monitors It Teacher’s Assistant (Shops) 3t Who’s Who in American High School Students. GREGORY GERARD SUDICRY Basketball I, 2. 4; Football I, 2, 3. 4t Soccer 3, 4t Track It Future Homemakers 3 (V.P.)t 4t International Club 2. 3, 4 (V.P)t Spanish Club I, 3t Cheerleaders (Boys) It Class Officers (V.P.) 3t Fish 6 Game It Gym Assistant 3, 4t Hall Monitors I, 3t Monitors I. 3, 3. 4t Stage Crew It Student Council I, 3, 3, 4t Teachers Assistant (Ceramics) 3t Yearbook 4t Sexiest Legs (Football) 4. CURTIS RONALD SZOT D.E.C.A. (DE Club) 3, 4. DAVID E. TAYLOR Football I. 3. 3. 4t Soccer I. 3. 3, 4t Swimming I, 3, 3, 4t Letter Club 3. 4t Spanish Club I, 3t Gym Assistant 3t Monitors 4t Student Council 3. 4. ROBERT RAYMOND TEETS Chess Club 3, 3t Freshmen Choir It Mixed Chorus I, 3t Mixed Glee I, 3t Student Council 3, 3, 4t Yearbook 4. MARY JANE THEIS Future Homemakers I, 3, 3. 4i Pep Ckib It Hall Monitors 3, 3i Mat Maids I. 3. 3 (V.P.). 4 (V.P.)t Office Aides 4i Student Council It Teacher’s Assistant I, 3. CYNTHIA J. TIEDE C.U.C. 3, 4i Future Homemakers 3i Gym Assistant It Lab Assistant 3t Mat Maids 3. 3, 4: Teacher’s Assistant 3. 4. 77 DANIEL RICHARD TOBIN Baseball 3. 4, Basketball I. 2, 4, Chess Club International Club 3t Letter Club 4. ROSEMARY TRETTER D.E.C.A. I. 3, 3. 4, French Club 1. Science Club 3i Lab Assistant 3i Library Aides 3i Student Council I, 3) Teacher ' s Assistant (Science) 3i Independent Study (Filmmaking) 4. MICHAEL ALBERT TURBIN Track 4. 78 CHARLENE JEANETTE TURNER Deaf Sign Language 3i Future Flomemakers I (Tres.)� Concert Band I, 3 Marching Bandi Mat Maids 4i Voice of Democracy 4. MATT VANBUSRIRR Football li Wrestling I, 3; Chess Club I, 3, 3. 4, A.V. Aides 3. VIVIAN RUTH VANVYNCKT Drama Club 3i International Club 4i Stamp Club li Concert Choir li C.O.E. 4. VIRGINIA WATKINS Volleyball I, 3, 3, 4) Future Flomemakers 3, 4, G.A.A. I. 3. 3. 4) Letter Club 3, 4 Gym Assistant I. 3. 3, H.E.R.O. 4, Mat Maids 1. CYNTHIA G. WELSH O.E.A. (COE Club) 3. 4, C.O.E. 4, Counselors ' Aides I, 3) Freshmen Choir li Mat Maids 3. WAYNE WHITEHEAD Chess Club I, D.E.C.A. (DE Club) 3. 4i Concert Choir I, 3. Teacher ' s Assistant (Biology) 4. LAURA MARIE WILKIE Track b Sewing Club I Concert Band I. 3, 3, A, Marching Band I. 3. 3. 4i Mat Maids I. 3; Pep Band I, 3, 3, 4i Teacher ' s Assistant 3. MARY WILKINS Ensemble I. 3t Future Flomemakers 3, Modern Music Masters li Freshmen Choir I; Freshmen Ensemble I; Mat Maids 3, 4i Mixed Chorus I, 3, 3, Mixed Glee 3. 3. Prom Committee Pos. ANNE ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Aqua Nuts 4i Middle School Orientation Prog. U Stage Band 3, 4i Concert Band 3, 4i Freshmen Choir li Gaitor Aides 4) Marching Band 3. 3. 4, Mixed Chorus I, 3. Mixed Glee I, 3; Pep Band 3i Prom Committee Pos. (Bids and Favors)) Student Council 3, 3, 4i Swim Aides 4) Twirlers I, 3, 3, 4 (Feature Twirler). WENDY CHRISTINE WILSON Future Homemaker I, 3, 3, 4i H.E.R.O. 4, Mat Maids 3. 3, 4, Office Aides I. 3. TINA MARIE WISE Track I, 3i Future Homemaker I. 3. 3. 4, O.E.A. (COE Club) I, 3, Hall Monitors 3i H.E.R.O. 4 (Tres). BOB WITHROW SHERRY LYNN WOERPEL G.A.A. 3. 4. Hall Monitors 1. Lab Assistant 3i Mat Maids 3i Teacher’s Assistant (Typing) 3. GREG A. WOROSZ TINA ANN WRIGHT G.A.A. 3, O.E.A. (COE Club) 4, Pep Club I. C.O.E. 4, Office Aide 3, F. B. Homecoming Court 4 (Queen). KAREN YORK G. A.A. 3, O.E.A. (COE Club) 4, Spanish Club I, 3i Gym Assistant 3i Teacher’s Assistant (Gym i Spanish) 3, 4, F.B. Homecoming Court 4. KAREN MARIE ZACNY Ensemble I. 3. O.E.A. (COE Club) 4i Spanish Club I. 3i Choraleers I, 3i C.O.E. 4i Concert Choir I, 3, 3i Freshmen Choir It Freshmen Ensemble It Girl’s Choir I. 3. 3t Lab Assistant 3t Mat Maids 3. 4t Mixed Chorus I. 3, 3t Mixed Glee I, 3, 3t Teacher’s Assistant (Biology) 3. FRANK ZERKEL Baseball It Football I. 3. 4t Wrestling I. 3, 3t Teacher’s Assistant 3. CAROLINE ZOLOWICZ Aqua Nuts 3, 4i Drill Team 3, 3, 4 (Capt.)t Spanish Ckib It Counselors’ Aides It Gaitor Aides 3, 4t Gym Assistant It Lab Assistant 4t Mat Maids 3t Newspaper 4t Student Council 3, 3, 4t Yearbook 4t Inagural Court 3. REBECCA L ZUVER Track It Future Homemakers It Key Club 3 (V.P.), 4 (Sec.)t Counselors’ Aides I. 4i Freshmen Choir It H. E.R.O. 4 (Tres.)t Mixed Glee 3, 3t Newspaper I, 3t Quill 6 Scroll 3, 4t Student Council I. 79 For the second year in a row, the class of 1983 won the spirit award. During Homecom¬ ing week the seniors expressed their spirit in many ways, but the most enjoyed was dressing up in clothes from the I95 ys. Mrs. Penny’s English classes held an English tea. They ate many different English pasteries and enjoyed the music of a bagpipe. Camera Shy Seniors; Jerry Cash Edwina Ridgell Charles Dahn Lorraine Flagg Penny Shipman Eddie Futrell Mike Melion Gary Wade Steve Moser Chris Murphy Adam Adams John Adcock Richard Ashlock Gabrielle Bailey Doug Beal Gary Bell Laura Bennett David Brooks Ann-Marie Brown Dale Burns Crystal Byers Mark C. Carrier Isaac Carter Nancy Carter U Chae Chong Kevin Clutter Angel Cody Michael Corey David Creviston Tim Cygan Kevin Deardorff Eugene Deck Tonya Demoff Alice Dinolfo Adam Dolak Alvin Dukes Kevin Eagan Jody Eddlemon Lisa Elizondo Todd Emro W UndercUtt Class Of ’83 Sherri Fentress Kevin Ferguson Thomas Ferguson Jerry Frederick Tracy Kunk Karla Gaither Kevin Gaither Mark Geary Alan Geurts Kris Gipson Charles Goggans Lillian Gonzalez Brenda Graves Steven Flavlin Kim Flawkins Denise Flayes Linda Flerbst Marlene Flerbst Daniel Higgason Rob Flobart Marc Flochman Joe Karczewski Marcia Karnes Nancy Kirk Alfred Klapkowski Mary Kochopolous Richard Kocon Monica Kovach Jennifer Kucharski Mary Lagneau Melanie Lamb Richard Lindstrom Leslie Lipman Doug Lowe Agnes Mackiewicz John Malacina Undercuts S3 Lisa Martin Barbara Maury Wendy McCay John McCreary Cindy McDade Jack Mescal Jeff Mescal Ron Miller Carol Miterko Carol Morris Colleen Murphy Tim Nelson Joanne Newcomb Jennifer Newton Paul Nowaczyk Debbie Ortega Ron Otto Keli Owen Dennis Phelps Lisa Ploense Rob Press Ed Price Chris Rackham Marisa Reed Elliot Richardson Ken Richardson Cara Riesenman Marc Rippey Annette Roark Cathy Robinson Edwin Rodriguez Susan Rucinski Kevin Sadler Ken Salmon Keith Sandefur John Scaggs 84 Undtrchst CAMERA SHY Rex Anderson, Consuello Barrios, Silvia Berumen, Susan Smith, Dwayne Deckard, Michael Dyer, Joseph Edmond, Margaret Grabowski, Michael Massey, John McGarrity. Pete Resetar, Paul Pittman, Francisco Rodriguez, David Schu¬ bert, James Page, Ernest Palmer, Peter Stoffregen, Gloria Wease, Brian Wright, Robert Koronkiewicz, Michael White- head. James Wright Karen Scesney Mark Scieska Tom Seljan Denise Sheaks Bill Sherman Amber Shideler Amy Shike Rob Shultman Phil Sibert Kathy Skrabala Geri Smallwood Steven Smiley Paul Smith Vicky Snyder Roberta Soto Cindy Starkey Karen Stone Jennifer Sudlak Andrea Surovek Karen Sutkowski Jim Sweeney Gloria Sweet Jim Szalony Brian Szczerbowski Rudy Valdez Todd Wagner Ed Webster Jody Weller Lori Westman Denise White Lisa Wilkie Michele Wise Rod Yockey Joe Yokovich Lynn Zajac Katrina Zuver Underclass 85 Janet Acimovich Chris Adams Sarah Anderson Bruce Bailey Ursula Bailey Cynthia Baker Scott Bearby Edwin Berkley Angela Betustak Annette Boling Kathleen Borowski Terry Bradford John Brandon Donna Bratton Trade Brazlovitz Robert Burton Mark Byquist Anna Cain Wanda Campbell Daniel Carter Robert Cobb Diane Cooper Michael Cox Sheila Cozad Sheila Cummins James Cunningham Beverly Curry Amy Day Brian Deardorff Karen Deardorff t- ' i 1 1. BetutUk ISf l ' t ' (5 i} £L I Mn. Woodrick. Mr. Fsrrit , t6 Undercuts Vincent DeLaRosa Desiree DeLisle Lee Ann DeYoung Dwayne Dukes Raymond Dulsky James Dunlap Tina Elkins Cheryl Eskridge Momi Ford Tammy Frazier George Furgye Bryan Gallagher Chris Gamez Irma Garcia Randy Gaskey Ray Curling Ron Gerling Kim Gibson Denise Gonzalez Jerry Hall Cathy Hansen Douglas Hector Rodney Hill Karen Homer Robert Houser Ken Hudson Tammy Huff Eva Hurley Alan Janik Karen Jurgens Lisa Kartz Christopher King Michelle King Michael Kitchens Larry Kolarczyk Alex Kosanovich Underclast tJ Barry Linkens Kris Lindfors Dawn Long Michael MacDonald Richard Marshall Frank Masch Kathy Massy Tammie McGarrity Jeffrey Medwetz Walter Michaels Valori Miller Judy Milobar Laurie Moore Lisa Morelli Robert Moyer Laura Myszak Pinky Panchal Michelle Pate Steven Patterson Janies Pierce Christine Pietrzak Beth Press Kathleen Ramos Paul Ramos Robert Ramsey Randolph Rivers Cathy Robertson James Rodda Lora Rodriguez Daniel Rota Cheryl Rowe Jerry Sander Rob t Sandoval Leslie Saunders Henry Schieve Michael Seljan Timothy Sheehan Mark Shevchenko Robert Shotwdl Joe Skrabala Larry Skratsky Vicki Smith Thomas Solon Beth Spear Thomas Stepancevich Andrew Stevens Paula Stula Nicole Sudicky Scott Sutkowski Gary Tapley Anthony Taylor Thomas Thackerson Kenneth Treadaway Anthony Tucker Andrew Valient Alfred Valle Matthew Virus Laura Warot Maudie Watkins Kim Wells Donna Westbrook James Whistle Jeffrey White Ralph White Penny Wichmann Bret Wiersbe Underchtt 89 Kraig Wiley Jeffrey Williams Kurt Wilson Barbara Wise James Woerpel Jeanna Wrobleski William Zaikis Ronald Ziegler Daryl Zuffa CAMERA SHY SOPHOMORES — R. Al- bin, M. Barney, K. Crilly, L. Davis, D. Domogala, G. Eichensehr, G. Hoch- stetler, K. Jablonski, B. Johnson, M. Lockridge, L. Malovich, P. Maranto, L. McAbee, T. Mooney, T. Norman, D. Richardson, L. Tompkins, D. Theil, C. Welsh, R. Wistrand. Undercuts 90 David Atkinson Wendy Bagherpour Brian Barrios Thomas Baughman Dawn Beal Valerie Becker Greg Bellamy Patrick Bell Richard Berry Lisa Biancardi Joseph Bobrowski Dan Bonilla Scherri Braden Jeffrey Brooks William Brzycki Richard Buckler Dawn Bugajski Joseph Bukowski Theresa Bunn Charles Burrell Roger Burbank Kayle Butler Kelly Butler Kris Byquist Elden Cain Matthew Cain Joyce Campbell K. Canady Aimee Carlson Sandy Carrier UndercUss 91 Jeff Carter Stephanie Castillo Larry Chambers Roger Chandos Jack Chant Bennie Chase Helena Chojenski Dawn Cirullo Scott Collins Timothy Corak Lee Cummings Bryan Curry Brian Dack David Dahn Dale Davis Ramen Deardorff Edward Deering Katrina DeLaRosa Michael DeYoung Jeff Dixon John Donnelly Allen Douglas Catherine Dukes James Duncan Lowell Eagan Demetria Edmond Lonzell Edmond Marcella Eichensehr Patricia Elliot Rick Fantin Robert Parkas Craig Faught Mary Fischer Lisa Ganz Darlene Geralds Sherri Gerber Undercuts Candy Gircki Charles Godfrey Tracy Goggans Andrew Gomez Robert Gonsiorowski Suzan Goodman Frank Grabowski Angela Grace Richard Graczyk Cheryl Greenwell John Gresco Teresa Gunn Jewel HaU Thomas Harper James Harris James Harris Anthony Hauprich Tracy Hedge Lorena Hernandez Chris Hicks Ray Higginbotham Terrence Hildreth Brian Hollandsworth Steve Hrinda Robert Ince Kris Jenkins Lisa Johnson Gladys Johnston Andreki Jordan Kristine Juhasz Jeannine Juratich Andrea Karczewski Carol Karnes Dana King Elizabeth Kleutsch Gary Lawley Underclass 93 Jason Lax Shawn Liptak Christine Lockridge Edward Lomeli Rhonda Long John Lopez Paul Lopez Todd Mack Jeffrey Majkowski Jeffrey Massey Tammy McAbee Lisa Medellin Terri Meier Constance Metcalf Billy Miller Kurt Miller Susan Miller Brian Mooney Linnie Moore Penny Moore Dee Morgan Melinda Morris Carrie Mudroncik Samuel Muniz Bridget Murphy AnnaMarie Noda Tina Norman Cara O’Donell Jim Painter Jeff Parker Timothy Patrick Jane Pauley Jane Pazdur Ambrosio Perez Jacinto Perez Mike Petro 94 Underclatt Ronald Phelps Michael Pledger Tonna Poiczynski Christine Powell Loretta Razo Paul Reppa Lea Riesenman Don Ritter Becky Robbon Anita Robinson Cynthia Rutledge James Ryan Rebecca Ryan Charles Saculla Roy Scheive Cheryl Schwader Nicole Shehigian Lisa Sherrick Christine Simon Bruce Simmons Karen Smith Sandra Smith Vernon Smith Ron Smock Donna South Mary Spletzer Evelyn Stempf Matthew Stephan Brian Stephens William Stocker Alice Sublett Amy Sudlak Sonu Tandon Edwin Taylor Laura Therault Karen Thomas Undercuts 95 Kimberly Thompson Mark Thompson Sherri Thompson Tom Thompson Lisa Townes Le Thi Trang Carol Vahey Tammy Van Feliz Varela Mary Warf Scott Wdls Douglas Whitaker Cheryl White Paula White Andrea Wilkerson David Wilkie Andrew Williams Gazie Williams Keith Williams Kenneth Williams Carrie Woodman Bill Wright Barbara Wynn Elizabeth Zasada Robert Andrews, Steven Brcidenbaugh, Betty Cozad, Kellie Davis, Jack Doby, Joseph Fergu¬ son, Terry Fletcher, Tammie Frazier, Carl Fulkerson, Harold Fulkerson, Danny Garcia, Janice Harwell, Karl Hausenfleck, Bard Hudnall, Tammy Johnson, Donna Kulda, Cordelia Lee, John Lopez, Timothy Malone, Tina Medellin, Samuel Muniz, Bryan Phipps, Phillip Probus, Carlos Rodriguez, David Ryzcwski, Cheryl Schwader, Mike Scott, Phillip Slayton, Tyrone Valliant, Leslie Walls, Marc Wheeler, Ceri Woodman. 96 Underclass I. CAVING CLUB: Front, l-rt Robert Schultz, Kevin Ferguson, Denise White, Dave Lamberg, Carl Ploense, Jim Szalony. Middle: Doug Davis. Tim Sheehan. Jeff White. Jim Pierce, Bob Moyer, Tom Solon. Back: Hugh Shotwell, Bob Sandoval, Barry Likens. Andy Stevens, Kraig Wiley, Nancy Carter, Tonja Demoff. 1 MACRAME CLUB: Seated, Fr. Joann Newcomb, Sherri Bradeni Standing: Mary Beth Hines. 3. STAMP CLUB: Front, l-r: David Ry- sewski, Jason Lax. Back: Michael Seljan, Andrew Williams. 100 Organiiationt I. MATH CLUB: Bottom to top: Kelly McCaw, U Chae Chong, Kevin Deardorff, Bret Wiersbei Sponsor — Mr. Willis. Mrs. Prater. 3. SCIENCE CLUB: Steve Havlin, Jeff Medwetz 3. CHESS CLUB: Front: Roger Burbank. Robert Ince, Mark Thompson, Keith Sandefur, Mark Shevchenko. Jim Duncan. Back: Matt VanBuskirk, Jeff Mescal, Phil Si- bert, Henry Schieve, Mike Kitchens. Orgamizjliont 101 The bookstore aides help keep the bookstore in order. The office aides take messages to assist in the office. The Guidance Office aides work in the coun¬ selors’ office doing many jobs. Teachers’ aides do odd jobs all over the school for the teachers. The nurses aides assist the nurse in her duties. The attendance aides mark the absentees down during the day. Lab aides maintain the order in the biol¬ ogy rooms. The Library aides take proper care of the books and help to sort out the incoming ones. I. Bookstore aidesi C. Murphy and C. Miterko. 3. Office aide : K. Gaither. M. Knight. M. Lagneau. J. Newcomb. L. Wilkie, G. Sweet. 3. Guidance Office Aide : Front row: L. Mr . Jackson. Leslie Sheetz. P. Stula. D. Cooper. B. Zuver. Back row. M. Kujawa. V. Snyder. P. Wichmann. A. Roarke. 4. Teachers ' aide : Front row: N. Kirk. C. Flansen. A. Karczewski. C. Morris. Second row: J. Sertich. J. Rodda, D. Osorio, K. Scesney, C. Starkey. D. Hayes. Third row: B. Hudnal. R. Graczyk. J. Karczewski. T. Savickis. J. Kosanovich. T. Savickis, A. Stevens. 5. Nurse ' s Aide : Front row: A. Jordan, J. McCay. A. Cain, T. Van. D. Edmond. Back row. K. Zuver. T. Efcins. S. Cummings, D. Flaye . A. Carlson. 6. Lab Aide : Front row: D. Ortega. C. Baker. A. Stevens. Back row. K. McCaw. F. Pickett. L. Warot. S. Anderson. 7. Atten¬ dance Office aide . 103 Organizations I. SWIM AIDES: fim Kow: S. Carrier. S. Csttillo. A. M� ck- lewkz. A. Wiliams. M. Me- Donald. K. McCaw. J. Acimo- vich. C. Morris. Second Row: C. Baker. C. Zolowiez. L. West man. J. Paule y. A. Surovek. A. Shideler. S. Gerber. Third Row, R. Long. L. Ploense. A. Brown. L. Riesenman. A. Rarezewski. 1. Marlin. L. Gaither. C. Riesen- 3. GYM AIDES, First Row, J. Rodda. M. Wilkins. M. Watkins. J. Gavrilos. D. Herkey. Second Row: J. Yokovich. C. Pazdur. B. Rosko. D. Osorio. J. Hollands- worth. C. Rackham. Third Row, D. Westbrook. K. Butler. A. Be- tusUk. L. Rodriguez. L. Martin. L Duffala. 3. TRACK AIDES, first row, A. Robinson. F. Varela. L. Hkks. K. [ eardorH. Second Row, D. Cooper. C. Robinson. C. Han- 105 I. CONCERT CHOIR: First row= Tracy Brazlovitz, Cindy Sandefur. Marie Watkins. Cheryl Schwader. Kriss Byquist, Wendy Bagherpour. Second row: Amy Day, Karen Scesney, Mark Carrier, Mike DeYoung. Tony Taylor, Bill Zaikis, David Latham. Third row: Kathy Borowski, Joy Charleston. Bill Shideler, Mark Thompson, Dan Carter. Mark Byquist. 1 FRESHMAN CHORUS: First row: Sherri Gerber, Sandy Carrier. Susan Goodman, Dawn Bagajski, Paula White, Cindy Rutledge. Second row: Donna Smith, Cori Woodman, Rhonda Long, Loretta Razo, Wendy Bagherpour. 3. These choral students are engrossed in practicing a new piece of music. 106 OrganizsHont STAGE CREW 1st Row A. Day, $. Tandon, D. Bugajski, T. Pdczynski, C. Saculla, S. Gerber, L. Sherrick, J. Juratich. }nd Row — C. BurreU, T. Elkins, $. Wells, D. White, W. Shideler, C. Woodman, M. Morris, J. Ryan, Mr. Stiglitz. 3rd Row C. Riesenman, B. Goniosio, D. Ritter, C. Sandefur, A. Surovek, B. Bravo- lits, M. Carrier, A. Geurts. Organizttions 107 3. ENSEMBLE: Bill Shideler, Kriss Byquist, Jeff White, Susan Kulka, David Hartigan, Cindy Sandefur, Danny Carter, Jackie Acimovich. 3. ENSEMBLE CLUB: Kathy McGiU, David Hartigan, Cin¬ dy Sandefur. . DRUM MAJORS, K. McCsw. L Wetiman. 3. CONCERT BAND MEMBERS (Ihted alphabetical ly), D. Carter. N. Carter, C. Chang. B. Deardorff. R. Deardorff. L. De Young. A. Douglas. C. Engle. C. Eskridge. C. Faught. D. Gajewski. R. Gerting. R. Getting. M. Herbsl. A. Rarczewski. N. Kayes. M. Knight. J. Komasinski. P. Lamb. J. Lax. J. Malacina. K. McCaw. J. Medwetz. M. Morris. C. Mudroncik. K. Orze. D. Perkins. M. Petro. C. Ploense. A. Robinson. A. Shike. J. Skra- bala. K. Skrabala. S. Smiley. A. Sublett. J. Sza- loney. M. Warf. L. Westman. C. While. D. While. K. Wiley. L. Wilkie. L. Wilkie. K. Williams. The marching band began prac¬ tice for the 1981 football season un¬ der the new direction of Mr. Paul Anderson. The band, accompanied by the color guard, performed at every home game during half-time. The drum majors, Kim McCaw and Lori Westman. were a great help to Mr. Anderson. They helped teach the new routines to the band members and directed half-time performances. On December 16 the Concert Band presented its first concert of the year, with songs ranging from march music to Christmas favor¬ ites. It also presented spring con¬ cert on April 32nd and an awards concert on May 6th when those members who qualified received awards. The pep band was present at ev¬ ery home basketball game this sea¬ son and did much to boost the spirit of the crowd. tot Organizations Organizatiom 109 I. COLOK GUAKD, Fin! Row, C. Surkey. L Wilkie, Second Row, D. Cooper. C. Sandefur. K. Homer. D. Perkins 3. TWIRUR: Anne Williams 3. K. McCaw. L. Wesiman. and D. Perkins present a skit to musk performed by the band. 4. The band members wait for the sUrt of a pep assembly to play the school song. 5. BAND OfFKCRS, R. McCaw (Pres.) J. Medwetz (V-Pres.). C. Fngle (Sec.). L. De Young (Treas.) . Th Gavh Pom Pont get together to thow off their school spirit and smiles. 1. Sophomores: First Kowt Annette Boling. Karen Deardorfft Sec¬ ond Kowt Cathy Hansen. Kris lindforst Third Kow: Kathy Kucer. 3. Juniors: Bottom to Top: Marcia Karnes. Carol Morris. Amber Shideler. Agnes Mackiewicz. Leslie lipman. Kathy Skrabala. Jennifer Sudlak. Keli Owen. Andrea Surovek. Monica Kovach. KoberU Soto. 4. Seniors: Midge Kujawa. Carol Zolowicz. 5. The Gavd Pom Pons pose for a picture after doing an excellent routine to Popeye. The 1981-1982 Pom Pon squad started getting ready for this excellent year of performances by attending a sum¬ mer camp at St. Cloud University in Minnesota. While at camp the squad won a Super Star Squad ribbon, a First Place ribbon, a Second Place ribbon, and also won a Spirit Stick. The squad did their annual prop routine to Physical” and also performed to such songs as Working For The Weekend” and Start Me Up.” According to Senior co-Captains Midge Kujawa and Carol Zolowicz, At first we thought we were going to be in trouble when we lost our sponsor and our Drill Team study hall, but with the hard work put out by our new sponsor, Mrs. Troutman, the members, and the captains, it proved to be a very successful year.” Pom Pons 10 Organizations Cheerleaders . Desiree Delisle cheers on the basketball team. 1. Pep Clubi First Row: Mary Beth Hines, Anne Williamsi Sec¬ ond Row: Lynn Zajac. Alice DinoHoi Third Row: Kelly McCaw. Leslie Sheetz. 3. Varsity Cheerleaders wish the basketball team good luck. 4. Varsity: First Row: Leslie Sheetzt Second Row: Mary Beth Hines. Colleen Murphyi Third Row: Lynn Zajac: Fourth Row: Kelly McCaw. 5. Junior Varsity: First Row: Chris Pietrzaki Second Row: Desiree Delisle. Alice DinoHo: Third Row: Paula Stula. 6. Freshmen: First Row: Donna South. Bridget Murphy: Sec¬ ond Row: Dawn Bugaiski. Tonna Poiczvnski The Cheerleading squads started their spirited year by attending a summer camp at Purdue Lafayette. While at camp the squad won two Superior ribbons and five Excellent ribbons. They a lso brought home the Spirit Award. The Cheerleaders did a great job of cheering on the team and keeping the crowd spirited. Comments Senior co-Captain Mary Beth Hines. We would like everyone to know that we have worked very hard for Gavit and that the girls who are seniors and will be leaving soon will miss cheering Gavit on.” Organizations HI 112 Organizitiont . NA TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. Dave Herkey. Jim Gavrilot. Dale Carter. Candee Chang, Terri Brandhandler, Dalia Otorio. 2. DEAf SIGN LANGUAGE, Front, l.-r., J. Sanders. L. Sherrkk. W. McKay. K. Gipson. A. Roark. S. Kulka. M. Rippey. Middle, T. Bunn. S. Thompson. L. Flagg. G. Bailey. L. Herbst. D. South. M. Reed. T. Huff, Mrs. Williamson (spon¬ sor). Back, R. Higganbolham. M. Herbst. D. Hayes. The members of the club are signing friend. 3. VARSITY SHOP, Dalia Osorio. Connie Pazdur. Brian Rosko. Mr. Wayne Wagner (Sponsor). 4. INTERNATIONAL CLUB, This very large dub is composed of students who are interested in different foreign languages, such as Spanish. French, and German. They are involved in various cultural experiences and take related field trips. •«.- .j«t„ 5- . SCU -vd? J?a. jl -o. ! J C f 7C. ir 1«c|4 lTS UWiitv: ' 116 Sport! The 1981 footbaH team had the support of both the parents and the students, but that was not enough for a victorious season. The season ended with a record of I win and 9 losses. The only win was against the Morton Governors, our main ri- vals. The game ended with a 7 to 0 score. The other nine defeats were unjustly deserved. The team made mistakes in clutch moments in their games which contributed to their losses, but they always put forth a galant gladiator effort and they were in every game. A perfect example was the gladiators’ first game of the season against Giffith Pan¬ thers. They lost that game, but it was the toughest game the high¬ ly rated Panthers had al year. The winless good hard playing went on all season. J. Nowacyk and T. Curtis were awarded all-conference. J. Lynch. J. Earl and L. Pawlowski received honorable mentions. . L FawkmM W J. Nowacyk aaakc am akborme aUemtpl to block a Mortom ptml. 3. Coacb Ulki nwr tbe meat play mfitb K. ScHam. 3. The davit Gladiaton. 4. 6. Sm- dicky amd L. Pawlowtki tmake am imtercep- dom. 5. K. Seliam mtrommded by the oppo- memt. 6. 6. hicdill thowt detenmimiatiom with a laet effort to reach for the hrrt dowm. 7. K. Cagam rmmmimg ttromg. Sports 117 Although the B-Team played only 5 games this season, they had a record of I win and 4 losses. Coach Jamrose and the rest of his coaching staff thought that the team had a good year considering the amount of games they played. The Freshmen Football Team had a very successful season. Their record was 7 wins and I loss, which was to Bishop Noll. Both of the freshmen coaches thought that the freshmen had a tremendous season and hope they will be an added asset to next year ' s football team. . The B- Trim gets ready to play football. 3. The B- Team huddles to discuss the uext play. i. Coach Vaught shouts iustructious to the team. 4. P. Nowaczyk executes a perfect tackle. 5. T. Sel an runs for extra yards. 6. TCAM: 1st Bow. B. Gonskor- owski. J. Bobrowski. T. Thompsou. B. Cur¬ ry. D. Bitter. Mgr. M. Petro. C. faught. P. Lopez. B. Burbank: 3md Bow: A. Perez. B. Miller. B. Farkas. Bukowski. M. Pledger. J. By an. M. DeYoung. B. fantin: 3rd Bow-. B. Graczyk. S. Wells. 1. Cummings. B. Hud nail. Coach B. Thompson. B. Smock, f. Grabowski. D. Bonnilla. 7. The freshmen team relaxes during a game. S. J. Bu¬ kowski runs with the ball to gain a few more yards. 9. B. Curry catches a pass while the other team looks on. Sports 119 The 1981 Cross Country sea¬ son was a very successful one. With a record of 10-3 overall and a conference record of 8- 0. the team was very impres¬ sive. They were Sectional champs and qualified for Re- gionals and Semi-State for the second year in a tow. Dale Carter and Dan Higga- son both had the honor of hav¬ ing All-Conference, AH-Sec- tional. And All-Regional titles. They also ran in the state meet and did extremely well. The highlight of the season was when Dale Carter set a new school record of 15 min¬ utes and 43 seconds. . Detenmnution h tet om Chsrti Dahm s face. 3. TEAM, l§l row: J. Skra- bata. D. Carter. B. Kotko, 3ml tom-. Coach Abrego. F. Kodriqoer. G. BeH. C. Dahm. D. Higgatoo. D. Brooks. 3. Tim Nehom tries to lengthen hh lead. 4. Dan Higgason drives hard to win the race. 5. Coach Abrego runs with stop watch in hand. 6. Dale Carter runs at a grueling pace. 7. B TFAM. 1st row. D. Dahn. C. Hicks. B. Deardorff, 3nd row. Mgr. P. Lewis. B. Bhers. M. Petro. T. Nelson and D. Wilkie. Sports 131 VoHeybaH if realy starting to become one of the most pt lar sports around. Not only is it fun to participate in as a member of a team, but it’s also exciting to watch. This year the Lady Glads gave 100% of their effort and ended with a season record of 19 wins and 13 losses. Even though the Lady Glads were third in Confer¬ ence, they came in first in the Chesterton Tournament. While losing to Morton in the Sectional Semi-Finals, the team never gave up hope and put up quite a battle. Moving up from J.V. level for Sectional play were sophomores Nicole Sudicky and Momi Ford. Co-captain Connie Pazdur made All-Conference first team. The Jr. Varsity ended its sea¬ son with 7 wins and 30 losses. Although not doing as well as they hoped, the young team looks forward to next year’s sea¬ son with much enthusiasm and anticipation. The Jr. Varsity was coached by Sharon Meier. I. M. Uatb wanmt up before Ike gome. 3. TEAM: SUudmg. M. Lamb. J. Serticb. L DeYoumg. K. Soto. C. Paidur. D. Osorio. J. Kucbsrski. Kueebmg. J. WatUus. S. Ku- sbukl. J. HoHamhwortb. SHliug. Coacb Keffy. i. C. Fazdur bumps the ball to au- other leamasate. 4. S. Kuemski keeps the ball lu play. 5. Another ace spike from J. Hohandsworth. 6. C. Fazdur goes up for the block. 7. D. Osorio dinks « over. S. TEAM: Standing. H. Chofenski. D. DelaK osa. N. Sudicky. J. Fatdey. J. HarweH. T. kleier. Coach Sharon kkeier. Kneeling. K. Byquist. A. Karczewski. L Myszak. D. South. C. White. A. Grace. M. Ford. Sit¬ ting. C. Vahey. C. Dukes. A. SuNett. A. Shike. K. Smith. Sports 133 Tenni if a game of fkil and endurance. Many long hours are put into becoming a good player. Gavit had players with those qualities. Even though Gavit had a smal seven-man team this year, the 1981-1983 boys’ tennis team had a learning season with a one win- ten loss record. This year Gavit had a tough conference competi¬ tion. The team as a whole placed fifth in Conference play. Coach Swanson is lotting for¬ ward to a much improved season next year. His returning letter- men wil supply the team with the experience needed for next year’s season. . A. Adamt shows Us Uksa whh this womderM hackhamd. 3. TEAAS. 1st tow. M. Hochaun. T. Cmwo. K. Sahmom. 3md row. S. Bearby. A. Adams. T. Solam. Coach Joha Swaasoa. 3. M. HocUaaa practices Us forehaad. 4. T. Solaa teaches for the hah. 5. L Gerdich pats power mto Us serve. $. £ heathy fohows through alter his serve. 7. T. Solaa returru the hah. $. ATTACKII Sports I3S Thi year ' s wrestling team had an exceptional season with a record of K -l-l. In the Conference tournament Gavit placed third with the help of Joe DeVore and Gary McGil. who placed first and Sean Lamberg. Mike Holm. Mike CarroH. Tom Seljan and Isaac Carter, who placed second. In the Sectional tournament Gavit had five champs; Jim Dunlap. Sean Lam¬ berg, Isaac Carter. Tom Seljan and Gary McGiM. Gary McGil placed first in Regionals. Tom Seljan and Jim Dunlap placed second, and Sean Lam¬ berg placed third. In the Semi-State tournament Gary McGil placed third and was able to participate in the State Tournament. The Varsity was coached by Richard Jay. The Junior Varsity ended their season with a record of 3-6-1. They had one Conference Tournament champ, Tom Stepanivich. The Junior Varsity was coached by Al Jackson. . Coaches Jay and Jackson give advice to their wrestlers. 1. I. Carter pins his oppo¬ nent. 3. J. Dunlap tries to flip his man over. 4. M. Holm plans his strategy. 5. J. DeVore shows his strength. 6. G. McGill holds tight. 7. J. Ear! breaks loose. $. G. McGill wins another for Gavit. 9. S. Lam¬ berg ties up his opponent. 10. T. Seljan thinks carefully about his next move. II. M. Carroll has full control. 12. TEAM: First row: S. lamberg. B. Galager. K. Sandefur. J. Earl. J. Dunlap. T. Seljan. Second row.- E. Cain. G. McGill. M. Holm. M. Carroll. J. Gavrilos. I. Carter. M. Grabowski. Third row: Coach Jackson. G. Tapley. T. Thomp¬ son. D. Sandoval. J. Sanders. Manager P. Kamos. Coach Jay. Sports 137 The 1981-1983 Gavit Boys Varsi¬ ty Basketball team started the season off well by defeating Han¬ over Central 65-45. The rest of the season was one of tough competition. The seniors were B. Rosko. J. Earl. D. Tobin, K. Beal, G. Sudicky, R. Davis, and L. Mikkisak. They were relied on during the season and Sectional play. Gavit finished their season off with a 4-17 re¬ cord and 1-7 in Conference play. During Christmas vacation Ga¬ vit participated in a Holiday tournament with Morton, Ham¬ mond Tech and Hammond High. Gavit placed third in this tourna¬ ment. Good control of the boards combined with well divided scor¬ ing between team members kept the games very exciting. Getting ready for sectionals. Gavit gave IOO% in practice and during their games. Gavit won the Hammond Sec¬ tional Sportsmanship Trophy. Our fans, players arid coaches throughout the season have backed the team fuHy. . Two potnts Tor 6ovH. 3. B. Kosko goes Tor the bsTT. i. Coaek expUims how it h dome. 4. T. Cmno posses the halt inside. 5. T. Cmwofumps high Tor control oT the baH. 6. TIAM, First Row: J. Sweeney. B. Rosko. J. laH. D. Tobin. R. Beat-. Standing, Mgr. R. Burbank. G. Sudicky. 1. Dukes. T. Cmro. R. Dash. 1. Mikhrsk. Coach Wilson. 7. R. Da- sis shoots oser his opponents, t. J. Sweeney shows you how he shoots. Sports 139 Thi� year’s Junior Varsity Boys Basketball Team ended up with a season record of 5 wins and 14 losses. Although they had a tough season, the players received ex¬ perience for next year’s varsity level. All the players were confi¬ dent and started out the season by winning their first two games. Two juniors, Chris Rackham and cvin Sadler, were moved up for Sectional play. The Freshman Boys Basketball Team also had a tough time, end¬ ing the season with a record of 6 wins and 9 losses. Much talent will be seen next year from this young team. This year the fresh¬ man team was coached by Ron Ostojic and Ed Smaron. . PUy en position ihemsolves for s re¬ bound. 3. J.V. Team: Manager R. Burbank. M. Byguhl. C. Rackham. J. Pierce. K. Salm¬ on. K. Sadler. J. Malacina. L. RoUrezyk. Coach J. Blaslic. i. C. Rackham looks for the open player. 4. K. Salmon lays one up for two points. 5. R. Sadler is in full con¬ trol. 6 . R. Shultman throws the bal to his teammate. 7. R. Wilson takes the iump shot. S. A Dukes tries to draw a fod. 9. freshmen Team: Standing. Coach 1. Smaron. D. Williams. S. Wells. J. Doby. F. Grabowski. W. Wright. RneeUng. R. Grac- zyk. 1. Cummings. R. Andrews. B. Curry. B. Brzyaki. J. Bobrowski. Sitting. J. Bukowski. J. Dixon. C. Faught. B. Gonsiorowski. T. Hauprich. 10. 3. Bobrowski sinks another basket. 11. 3 Bukowski has complete con¬ trol of his dribbling technique. Sports 131 The Lady Giadt started out the 1981-82 season on a winning note by defeating Griffith by a score of 42-29. But the rest of it didn’t go as well as they had hoped. The girls ended their season with a record of 5 wins and 14 losses. Even though the record doesn’t show it. they did improve some¬ what from last year. The girls played every game with determi¬ nation, and they always gave 100%. Many of the games were lost by only a few points due to unfortunate mistakes. Another reason stated Coach Margaret Kelly was that, Our inexperi¬ ence hurt us in the close games.” The girls’ shooting percentage was low, and that was also a big factor. Coach Kelly said. We need to improve on our shooting percentage in the future.” Receiving all-Conference Hon¬ orable Mentions this year were Judy Hollandsworth and LeeAnn DeYoung. The Junior Varsity did excep¬ tionally well this year. They had an outstanding record of 18 wins and 2 losses. The team won the Junior Varsity tournament in De¬ cember. Aleen Crouse. Janice Harwell and Momi Ford all saw some Varsity action and also moved up for the sectional tour¬ nament. The team was coached by Sharon Meier. . M. ljumb drives to the bosket 3. Team: first Row: N. Carter. A. Sbike. J. Rodda. 1. Demoff: Second Row; Coach Margaret KeMr. J. Hollandsworth. 1. DeYoung. C. Pazdur. M. lamb. M. Grabowski i. C. Paz- dur. M. lamb. 1. DeYoung reach for the ball. 4. J. Hollandsworth shows her deter¬ mination. 5. J. Rodda looks for a nearby teammate. 6.1. DeYoung evades a Morion playeri 7. Coach Kelly gives a few pointers: S. Team: First Row: C. lee. 1. Biancardi. M. Ford; Second Row.- C. Rowe. N. Sudicky. J. Harwell. A. Crouse: Third Row: 1. Myszak. V. Miller. Coach Sharon Meier. K. DelaR osa. T. Meier; 9. J. Harwell grabs for the ball: 10. J. HoHandsworih wads for an open teammate: 11. C. Pazdur shows her technique: 13. M. lamb pulls down the Sports 133 The 1981-1983 swimming season was once again successful. The team ended their season with 7 wins and 7 losses. During their season two school records were broken. The first was by Sopho¬ more Dan Carter in the 300 Indi¬ vidual Medley with the time of 3:13.95. The second was by Senior Dave Hartigan in the 100 Breast¬ stroke with the time of 108.50. The team placed 3rd in the con¬ ference and 9th in the sectional. Both Coach Jamrose and Coach Oros were happy with the effort the team showed. Coach Jamrose said. In general the coaches were happy with the dual meet record as we had a tougher schedule than last year.” . D. Carter freestyles at a fast pace. 3. D. Hartigan takes a breath during a race. 3. K. Gaither ends a victorious race. 4. R. Dear- dorff swims for a win. 5. Coach Jamrose and Coach Oros discuss their team ' s strat¬ egy. 6. What a beautiful dhe! 7. TEAM-. 1st row: Mgr. R. Owen. R. Deardorff. C. Hicks. D. Ryzewski. M. Petro: 3nd row-. D. Carter. B. Moyer. J. Rarczewski. D. Hartigan. C. Welsh; 3rd row; Coach M. Jamrose. K. Gaither. M. Ring. T. Taylor. J. Szalony. J. Newton. Not pictured. D. GerUng and Coach P. Oros. S. C. Welsh pulls ahead of his opponents. 9. M. Petro takes a well earned breath. 10. Determination shows onD. Hartigan ' s face. II. D. Carter butter¬ flies hh way to a victory. The Gavit Gladiator Golf team had a very productive season this year. A pleased coach Wilson had 13 players on the roster this season. They ended up their season with a record of 14 and 0 in conference. Their overall record for the season was 14 and 4. The team placed 1st in the confer¬ ence, won the conference tourna¬ ment, and placed 3rd in the Lake Hills invitational. They had a lot of young talent this year with the exception of two Seniors, Paul Buda and Larry Ger- dich. Paul was a conference medal¬ ist, tied for 3nd in the Lake Hills invitational and 3rd in Sectionals which qualified him for the Regional meet. Junior Kevin Sadler was an¬ other Gladiator standout) Kevin was also a medalist) he tied for 3nd and lost in sudden death. I. Paul Smith is eyeing up his next putt. 2 . Freshman Girls’ Basketball Team (alph.): Helena Chojenski, Ka¬ trina DeLaRosa, Kathy Dukes, De- metria Edmund, Jewell Hall, Patricia Lopez, Sue Miller, Carrie Mudroncik, Julie Pauley, Alice Sublett, Sonu Tan- don, Feliz Varela (Coach Margaret Kelly). 3. Our Conference Champion Glads. 4. Senior Paul Buda and his smooth stroke. 5. Senior Larry Ger- dich gets his golf ball cleaned. 6. Our Team; First row; Coach Wilson, Brian Szerzbowski, Paul Smith, Paul Lopez, Tom Solon) Second Row; Doug Whitaker, Paul Buda, Mark By- quist, Joe Bobrowski, Kevin Sadler, Larry Gerdich. Sports 137 The 1983 track season was out¬ standing. There were several members of the team that were outstanding. They were Dale Carter in the mile and two mile. Todd Emro in the shotput, Dan Higgason in the mile and two mile, and John Malacina in the hurdles and high jump. Dale Carter and Dan Higgason were conference champions, and Coach Abrego is confident that they will qualify for state. Coach Abrego said. Despite two important losses that we should have won. I feel that through hard work we will have a successful season.” . D. CMlerandC Dahm lead the pack. 3. VAKSITY T£AM: l$t Kow. Mgr. T. Hau ptieh. Mgr. M. MacDomaU. B. Gomuot- omtki. D. Brockt. J. Skrabala. £. Bodri- geez. £ . Carter! 3md Bow, A. Dyke . B. Graczrk. T. Imro. M. Grabowtki. J. Mala ehta. M. Carroll. I. Carter, 3rd Bow, Coach J. Abrego. D. Higga on. C. Daha. D. Bon- ma. D. Phelpt. B. Moyer. J. Dynlap. Coach C. Vayght. 3. J.V. TEAM, Itt Bow, J. Procter. J. Gretko. B. Deardorff. C. God¬ frey. C. Hick . Mgr. M. MacDonald, 3nd Bow, J. Sander . D. WhHe. A. William , f. Grabow ki. B. Ga key. B. Smock. M. Petro, 3rd Bow, Coach Abrego. D. Dyke . M. DeYoyng. J. Harrh. D. Atkin on. Mgr. J. Hayprich. 4. Grim determmation how on J. Malacina ' face. 5. T. Imro get ready to throw the rhotpnt. 6. D. Higga on — fia- hhe a great long 7. D. Dyke — trne for a better time. B. D. Bonilla trie to paH ahead. 9. D. Brook ran alone. 10. B. Graczyk ran toward the hnnh Une. Even though thif year’ team wa small, they had a very good showing. Our girls placed second in the indoor conference meet compared to other schools with almost M girls on the team. Their conference record of five wins and one loss is an example of their greatness. Along with other talented girls, Judy Hollandsworth is expected to take a conference title this year. Mis Kelly comments that they have the quality, but not the quantity. With only one graduating senior this year, everyone is looking forward to another season of great talent from them next year. I. Judy HoHandsworth get ready to start the race. 2. TEAM. Ift row. Coach Sharon Meier, Teri Meier. Angela Betustak, Momi Ford, Coach Don Saizyntkii 2nd row. Laura Myszak. Jennifer New¬ ton. Lee Ann DeYoung. Judy Holandsworth. Kim Hawkin (not pictured. Janiece Harwel). 3. Jan- iece Harwell takes the hand off and runs the next leg of the relay. 4. Jennifer Newton at¬ tempt to jump over the bar. 5. Momi Ford flies over the hurdles. 6. Angela Betustak near the finish of the relay. 7. Teri Meier prac¬ tice the long jump. 8. The Gavit girl . Kim Haw¬ kins and Laura Myszak. run through the pack. SpofU 141 I. L. Duffab put al of her effort into her backhand. 3. J. Kuchartki keep her eye on the bal. 3. J. Sertich ho«v her form of her forehand. 4. L. We tman tart off to play the net. $. Coach Swaneon how hi tuff. 6. S. Rucincki i« determined to get thi next point. 7. TEAM: back rowi R. Soto. L. We tman. S. Rucimki. i. Ku- char ki. L. Lipman. J. Rodda. J. Sertich. K. Ramo . Coach John Swan oni front rowi A. Sudbk. J. Sudlak. H. Chojeiwki. L. Sounder . L. Duffab. L. Kartz. � . J. Sudbk reache for the bal. 9. J. Rodda ha deep concentration. K). L. Lipman i ahvay on her toe . This year’s tennis team worked very hard. They set many goals for themselves, and many of the girls reached them. Early in March the girls got out of bed to be at practice at 6:30 a.m. (for many of the girls this was a chal¬ lenge). FinaHy the weather got better, and they started their practices at Wicker Park. This season’s record for wins and losses was much better than last year’s. The season went quickly for the girls. Most weeks they had four or five matches. So what practice they had they got by concentrating during a match or on their own time. Lisa Duffala placed first in the Conference Tournament. Num¬ ber two singles, Jenny Kucharskii Number three singles, Leslie Lip- mani Number one doubles, Con¬ nie Pazdur and Joann Sertichi and Number two doubles, Jenny Sudlak and Sue Rucinski all lost to the winners of the Tournament. 10 Sports 143 The 1981-83 Gavit Soccer Team started out the season April 13 against Merrillville. Although los¬ ing 3-0. Gavit put up quite a fight. This year’s large team under the coaching of Luis Zubillaga consisted of twenty-six hard working players. The returning lettermen from last year were seniors T. Lindfors. L. Paw- lowski. D. Taylor. G. Bkimmer, Ju¬ niors J. Yokovich. U. Chong. G. Bell. F. Rodriquez. Sophomores C. Welsh, and T. Taylor. Although losing to tough teams as Andrean and Morton in very close games. Gavit came back and beat Bishop Noll. Gary Wirt and Munster. Many of the play¬ ers which scored goals were G. Bkimmer. G. Bell. B. Mason, and U. Chong. . D. Taylor thows kh goalie leehmigiie. 2. A Nowaezyk race down the heU. 3. Am- other great kick hy J. Yokoeich. 4. Coach 1. Zubdlaga taikt to hit teara. 5. 1. Pam- a meH earned victory. 6. P. Malacina mtet hit head. 7. Team (I to r) tUnding: T. Limfort. J. la . J. Yokovich. P. Malacima. K. Sandoval. J. Metcal. T. Taylor. J. kletcal. C. WUey. i. Deck. Coach 1. Zubdlaga. kneeling-. U. Chong. L Pawlowtki. B. Ma- ton. T. Curth. C. Whittle. D. Taylor. 6. BInmmer. C. hintphy. P. Nowaezyk. tdting: C. Wehh. 1. Moore. D. Burnt. M. Hobn. G. BeU. B. Bailey, f. Bodrignez. B. Fancy foot¬ work it ahnayt dhpUyed hy L Pawlowtki. 9. Another held attempt hy F. Bodrignez. Baseball — Apple Pie — and Gavit High.” Baseball is an All- American game, and it is played with a great amount of pride and enthusiasm. Ail this excitement can be found on any day you would go to watch the Gavit baseball team play. Coach Banas returned to coach the Varsity team, along with Coach Blastic. They helped supervise the practices, worked on special plays, and showed them the winning way. The re¬ turning players helped lead Gavit to many victories. The returning seniors were D. Tobin, R. Kapec, D. Godbolt. K. Beal. J. Cash. J. Hall. J. Earl, and R. Seljan. The seniors on the team showed their experience by their playing abili¬ ties. Gavit had a fine pitching staff. Rob Shultman showed much im¬ provement this year. Other out¬ standing pitchers were R. Kapec. J. Earl. K. Beal and D. Godbolt. . Slides ml He ' s sale at third. 3. O.K.. guys, let ' s get it together. 3. Coach Banas gives a friendly smde. 4. K. Beal thinks he ' d better sUy on base. 5. D. Tobin tags him out. 6. K. Shultman strikes another out. 7. TEAM: First row: T. Seljan. J. Bo- browski. 6. Taught. D. Latham. J. Earl. J. Sweeney. Second row: B. Miller, i. Cash. J. Hall. B. Curry. B. Shultman. D. Carter. C. Backham. Third row: Coach Banas. D. To¬ bin. B. Kapec. D. Godbolt. K. Beal. L. Ko- larczyk. Coach Blastic. $. B. Shultman is ready lor a homerun. 9. J. Bobrowski catches another BybaB. Sports 147 6HS VAKITY FOOTBALL Opponent 0 Grmth 16 0 Horace Mann 6 7 Lowell 9 0 Hammond High 3S 19 Clark 31 0 BNl 3t 0 ecu 37 14 Gary West Side S3 0 tew 6 7 Morion 0 GHS 0 JV FOOTBALL Horace Mann Opponent 16 0 Morion 33 0 Hammond High IS 14 Clark 0 0 ICW S5 FBfSHMAN FOOTBALL GHS Opponent SO Whiling 6 14 Hammond High 0 3t Clark 6 0 BNl 16 31 tCB 0 31 Bhrer Foret! 0 41 tew 0 37 Morion 3 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL W Lake Central L MerriHriUe W Gary Rootereh 1 Valparaho L W South Bend RBey W Chesterton w Michigan CRy Marquette L Westvitte w Hohart L Lowell W tew w Whiting w Valparaiso w South Bend RUey L Munster 1 Morton 1 Morton w HaondHigh w Gary Wirt 1 Gary Andrean w ECR w Tech w Grmth w Gary West Side L BN! w Clark w Portage 1 Calumet 1 Highland w ECR L Morton-SecUonah L JV VOLLEYBALL Lake Central L MerrilMlle L Gary Roosevelt W Valparaiso L Munster L South Bend Riley W Hobart L Lowell L ECW L Whiling L Lake Central L Morton L Hammond High W Gary Wirt L Gary Andrean L ECR W Tech W Grmth w Gary West Side L BNl L Clark L BNl L Portage W Calumet L Highland L Munster GHS BOYS TENNIS Opponent 0 Munster 5 0 BNl 5 0 Grmth 5 0 Clark 5 1 ECW 4 1 ECR 4 1 Hammond High 4 S Whiting 3 3 Hanover Central s 3 Tech S 1 Morton 4 GHS CROSS COUNTRY Opponent 3nd Gavil InviUlional Isl Rensselaer 70 Invitational Crown Poim 40 770 Portage 40 63 BNl 9S IS Morton SO IS Tech so Srd Lake Central 4th InviUlional Highlartd InviUtiorul Sih Hobart InviUtiorul 19 Whiting 43 17 ECR 46 4lh use Srd Freshman Conference Isl Sectionals 4th Regioruk I6lh SemiSuu GHS 65 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL Opponent Hanover Central 4$ 43 Munster 47 S3 Hammond High 60 64 Tech 60 51 T.F. South 6S 54 Lake Central 64 54 Morton 69 50 Tech 49 63 Clark 64 44 Gary Wirt 59 54 Morion 59 57 Lew Wallace lOS 47 BNl 77 5S ECR 73 63 Calumet 71 41 Andrean 66 SO Whiting 7S 6S ECW 75 49 GriffUh 46 6S River Forest 75 6S Tech-SecHoruh 64 BOYS JV BASKETBALL GHS Opponent 41 Hanover Central ' 3S S6 Munster 36 SO Hammond High 51 S 7 Tech S5 41 T.F. South 49 S6 Lake Central 61 S4 Whiling 41 S9 Clark 55 S6 Gary Wirt 4S 45 Morton SS 36 Lew Wallace 46 39 BNl 45 S7 ECR 61 37 Cahunet SS S9 Andrean S3 SO Whiting 50 S4 ECW S6 S5 Griffith 46 41 River Forest 43 BOYS FRESHMEN BASKETBALL GHS Opponent 41 ECW S5 49 Hanover Central S6 43 Clark 4S S3 Gary Wirt SS 53 CahrmH SS S9 Hammond High 45 46 BNl 53 S7 Horace Mann 56 59 Lew WaUace 55 SI Whiling 43 SB ECR 55 59 Andrean 5S 53 Lake Central 51 4S Morton 44 46 ECW 56 GHS 50 GIKIS TKACK Hobart Opponent 55 51 Horace Maom 661 2 51 River Foretl 221 2 72 Morton 44 72 Tech II 63 Clark 54 63 BCW 17 44 BN! 74 44 WhHing H 40 Highland 76 40 Andrean It 37 Muntter 46 37 Portage 46 75 HHS 27 75 ecK 30 44 Crown Point 70 44 Hebron 20 CHS VAKSITY WKESWNG I Opponent I 53 CriMth 21 56 Culver Comm. 15 35 laPorte 35 40 Highland 23 39 BNI 22 46 Hammond High 21 MerrivUle Invitational 66 Clark 9 69 Tech 0 5lh CCW InvHational 42 Whiting 24 43 Morton 22 46 ecu 27 31 few 32 3rd Varvity Conference 2nd Sectional 4lh Kegionah 1 GltLS VAKSITY BASKETBALL I GHS Grimth Opponent I 42 Gary West Side 29 33 Calumet 33 Portage 36 BNI 46 Hammond High 33 Clark 49 Tech 54 Highland 30 Whiting 31 Lake Central 32 ECK 23 3t ECW 39 Lake Station 43 35 Morton 29 34 LaPorte 36 35 Valparaho 56 41 Muntter 64 29 MortonSectionah 46 25 39 GHS 72 42 72 TE South 44 54 Muntter 65 54 Hanover Central 40 2nd Morton Kelayt 77 Tech 4 77 Morton 72 76 Clark 6 76 ECW 72 4th Chetterton Kelayt 79 WhHing 3 79 BM 73 53 HHS 66 53 ECK 34 4lh Hammond Kelayt 4th use 1 GKtLS EKESHMEN BASKETBALL I GHS Opponent 10 Lake Central 47 26 ECW 21 24 Morion 19 25 ECK 32 16 Muntter 29 29 Hammond High 26 JV WRESTLING GHS Opponent 24 Grmth 42 6 BNI 69 45 Hammond High 24 21 Clark 30 30 Tech 30 6 WhHing 47 6 Morton 69 IIS ECK 12 12 ECW 54 PATRONS We Love You Auntie M”i Tommy. Shanna, i Brianna Best Wishes to the Class of ' 83. Mrs. B. Escalante Congratulations Class of 1983 Jean Rosinski Best Wishes and Congratulations to the Class of ' 83 Dalia Malciauskas Best of Luck Class of ' 83. The Rodda Family M. Stiglitz i The Kids Backstage Congratulations Class of ' 83. The Lindfors Family Best of Luckl from The Mann Family The Gus A. Gavrilos Family Congratulations Class of ' 83 — The Ploense Family Good Luck Buffy and Muffy — Mummy Best Wishes Class of 83. Robert Miklusak Family Best Wishes Rhea and Ray Fluey Congratulations Class of ' 83, from Joyce Pfister, school nurse Best Wishes to my first Class at Gavit. Woody Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ramos Sr. i Family Good Luck Seniors, Mrs. Keller CZ The Rackham Family and Spot Good Luck to the Class of 1983. Mrs. Moll Mr. i Mrs. Kermit Gaither i Family Best Wishes To My Senior FiomeroomI Mrs. Krol Elliott J. 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And in the Navy, you can sharpen your skills while traveling to exotic places like Athens, Barcelona, Hawaii, or Hong Kong. Find out more about the Navy’s Delayed Entry Program. Thlk to your local Navy Representative. NAVY.imiOTJUSrAJO IT’S AN ADVENTURE. 7235 Indianapolis Blvd. Or Call: 844-6700 173 Advetlitements No second string. When you’re a Marine, you’re a starter. Because in this outfit every man is as good as the next. We’ll teach you how to do things right the first time. If you’re in high school, graduate first. Then try out for our varsity. Make it. The Marines . New bickstop for besebell Held. 3. Boys ' Varsity Basketball team gets new head coach. Bob Wilson. 3. New banners display volleyball and football honors. NORTHWEST INDIANA sectional VOLLEYBALL CHAMi lONS 1973 r INDIANA LAKE SHORE CONFERENCE t FOOTBAVJL I CHAMPIONS 1973 10-0 _ Index Faculty Abrego, Javier 43, 53. 131, 138 Anderson. Paul 51 Armintrout, Joanne 49 Banas. Norman 46 Boyden, Gloria 54. 83 Boyle. James 41 Bradtke. Robert 41 Bright. Rose 41 Brush. Paul 48. KM Cafeteria Staff 55 Canner. Kathleen 41 Chintis, Tom’43 Clinton, Diane 43 Clutter, Marcella 54 Concialdi, Mary 43 Daronatsy, Aram 40 Del Greco. Marshall 44 Derybowski. Sandra 50, 91 Eckard, Cary 40 Escalante. Bobbie 41 Fariss, William 45. 86 Feikema, Peter 50 Fitzgerald. Margaret 40 Fischer, Robert 51 Fowler. Rosanna 55 Gilbertsen, Reginald 51 Gulden. John 49 Flarker, Jay 46 Flayes, Barbara 40 Flayes, Jean 53 Fledstrom. Flerb 51 Fluey, Raymond 40 Jackson, Chris 53 Jamrose. Martin 14, 48, 134 Janitorial Staff 54 Jones, Dr. Gary 19, 53 Keller. Leslie 43 Kelly. Margaret 48. KM. 133, 133 Kirkpatrick, Kenneth 41 Kobe. Michael 45 Kocal, Lawrence 49, 91 Kopenec, Donald 40, 83, 114 Krol, Laurel 45 Kujawa. Thomas 45 LoGiudice, Susan 50 Malciauskas. Dalia 40 Mann, Lee 44 Marshak. Margaret 50 McLean. Don 49 Middleton, Doris 53 Moll, Jeanne 40 Penny, Angela 40 Pfister, J oyce 53 Petyo, Ken 43 Prater, Phyllis 44, 101 Quinn. John 40 Raduenzel, Marcel 43 Rosinski. Jean 53 Rouse. Gerald 43 Saliga. George 53 School Board 53 Schneider. Loretta 47 Shurlow, Glenda 53 Shryock. Donald 46 Sprouse. Joyce 47 Stevens, Delbert 44 Stiglitz, Martin 51. 106 Strbjak, Thomas 46 Swaim. Gene 53 Swanson, John 43, 135, 143 Thompson, Earl 45 Vaught, W. 119 Veith. Irma 53 Wagner, Wayne 113 Welte, Robert 41 Wilkening, Sandra 50 Williamson, Brent 45 Williamson, Sandra 47, 113 Willis, Richard 44, 101 Wilson. Robert 45, 139 Woodrick. Sarah 86, KM Seniors Acimovich. Zaklina 65. 106 Adams, Kathryn 65 Basham, Todd 65 Bates. Marilyn 65 Beal. Kurt 65. 139 Bennett, Bryan 65 Berdine. Ted 8. 65, 113 Blankman. Kent 65 Blummer, George 5, 65, 144, 145 Bond. Robert 65 Boring. Dawn 35, 65 Brandhandler, Terri 65, 113 Brazlovitz. Robert 66 Brock. Roger 66, 114 Brooks, Scott 66 Bryant, Tina 66 Buda, Paul 66 Bunn, Jeff 66 Caldwell. Randy 66 Camp, Robert Cardwell, Rebecca 35. 66 Carroll. Mike 66, 137 Carter, Dale 5. 66. 108, 113. 131. 138 Cash. Jerry 80 Chang, Candee 66. 106. 113 Charleston, Joy 67, 106 Clark, Elizabeth 67 Collins, Marilyn 67 Courtney. Kelly 67 Cumpston, Jody 67 Curtis, Michael 67, 145 Dahn, Charles 80, 131 Davis, Douglas 67 Davis. Richard 33, 67, 139 Delarosa. Aminta 67 Demoff. Mitchell 67 Devore. Joseph 67, 136 Driver, Barry 67 Duff ala. Lisa 68. 143 Duhan, Sue 47, 68 Dunham. Jeffrey 68 Earl. John 68, 139 Engle, Carol 68. 108. 109 Ewan. Dwight 68 Flagg, Lorraine 80. 113 Foot, John 68 Foster, Anna 68 Futrell. Eddie 80 Gajewski, Daniel 68, 108 Garcia. Angela 68 Garza, Minerva 68 Gaskey, Ronald 68 Gavrilos, James 69, 113, 114, 137 Gerdich, Lawrence 69, 134 Gerling, Diane 69. 135 Godbolt, Doyle 69, 114 Gonzalez, Sonia 69 Gillespie, Lisa 69 Grise. Jeff 69 Guy, Flolly 69 Halfacre, Philip 69. 114 Hall, Johnnie 69 Hartigan, Dave 69. 134, 135 Hausenfleck, Mark 69 Herkey, David 70. 113 Hines, Mary 55. 70, 100, III Hollandsworth, Judy 70, KM, 133, 133, 133. 141, 150, 151 Holm. James 70, 136, 145 Holmes, Carole 70 Hooker, Brenda 70 FIric, Caroline 70 Johnson, Darla 70. KM Johnson, Jennifer 70 Juhasz, Carl 70 Juranovich, Kathleen 70 Juskiw. Steve 70 Kapec, Ron 71, 114 Kayes, Nancy 71 Keller. Brian 71 Kelley, Jane 35, 71 Kelm. Ronald 71 Kiser. Marc 71 Knight, Marcia 71. 106, 150. 151 Komasinski, Jim 71. 108 Kosanovich, Joe 71 Krejci. Laura 71 178 Index Kroslack, Kdiy 71 Kucer, Philip 8, 71. 114 Kujawa. Magdaline 12, IK), 156 Kulka. Sutan 12, 113 Lagneau. Martha 12, 103 Lamb«rg, David 73, 100 Ledd«n, Jim 73 Lindfors. Tegan 73, 113, 145 Lucas. Frank 3, 3. 7. 9, II. 17. 18, 37, 73. 113. 114, 150, 151. 164 Lynch. John 73 MacDonald, Danielle 35, 73 Mahoney, Ann 73 Malacina, Patrick 33, 73, 113, 114. 144, 145, 150, 151 Malloy, Mary 73 Mann, Dave 73 Martin, Timothy 73 Martinez. Dave 73 Mason, Brian 73, 114, 145 McCaw. Kelly 73. 101, III McCaw, Kimberly 33, 73. 03. 08, 09, 150, 151 McCay, Julie 73 McGill. Gary 73. 117, 136, 137 Melion, Mike 80 Mikkjsak, Lawrence 13. 73. 139, 150, 151 Mizerik, Amber 73 Moore, Larry 73, 145 Moser, Steve 80 Moyer, William 73. 139 Murphy, Chris 51, 80, 03, 145 Myers.Joyce 74 Narantic, Ken 74 Nemec. Roger 74 Nowaczyk, Jerome 74, 117 O’Keefe. Sharon 74. 04 Oiler. Glen 74 Osorio, Maria 74, 04. 113. 133. 150, 151 Ovaert, Jimmy 74 Palfi. Eva 74 Pawlowski, Larry 74. 117, 144, 145 Pazdur, Connie 74, 04, 113, 133, 133, 133. 133. 143 Perkins, Denise 74, 08, 09 Peruts, Joanne 75 Pickett. Faye 33. 75. 114. 150, 151 Ploense, Carl 75. OO Rainford, Lisa 75 Ramos, Thalia 75 Razo. Loretta 75. KM Richardson. Mike 75, 114 Ridgell, Edwina 80 Robertson, Julie 75, KM Rodda. Joyce 75. 03. KM, 133, 150, 151 Rosko. Brian 75. 113. 131, 138. 139 Rush, Dana 75 Sandefur. Cindy 75. 06 Savickis, Tony 76, 03 Schweder. Chuck 76 Seljan, Ronald 76, 117 Sertich, Joann 76. 03. 133, 150, 151 Sheehan, Kathy 76 Sheetz, Leslie 33, 35. 76. Ill Shideler. William 13. 30. 31, 38, 76, 06 Shipman, Penny 80 Shotwell, Flugh 76, OO Shultz. Robert 76 Simmons. Susan 76 Slayton, Rhonda 76 Slemp, Sheila 76 Smith, Michael 77 Snyder, Sherry 77 Stanimirov, Stephanie 77 Starastu. Richard 77 Stevens. John 77 Stone. Donna 77 Sudicky, Gregory 5, 33, 77, 117, 139. 150, 151 Szot. Curtis 77 Taylor, David 77. 144, 145 Teets, Robert 77 Theis, Mary 77, KM Tiede, Cynthia 77 Tobin. Daniel 78, 139 Tretter, Rosemary 78 Turbin, Michael 78 Turner, Charlene 78, 04 VanBuskirk, Matt 78, OI VanVynct. Vivian 78 Wade, Gary 80 Watkins. Virginia 78. KM, 133 Welsh, Cynthia 78 Whitehead, Wayne 78 Wilkie, Laura 78. 04, 08 Wilkins, Mary 78 Williams. Anne 51, 78. 108, 09. Ill Wilson. Wendy 79, 04 Wise. Tina 79 Withrow. Bob 79 Woerpel, Sherry 79. KM Worosz, Greg 79 Wright. Tina 79 York, Karen 79 Zacny, Karen 79 Zerkel. 19, 79. 114 Zolowicz, Caroline 79, lO, 114. 150, 151, 156 Zuver. Rebecca 79 Juniors Adams, Adam 40, 83. 134 Adcock, John 83 Anderson, Rex 85 Ashiock, Richard 83 Bailey, Gabrielle 83 Barrios, Consuelo 85 Beal, Doug 83 Bell. Gary 83. 131, 145 Bennett, Laura 83 Berumen, Sylvia 85 Brooks, Davis 83, 131, 139 Brown, Ann-Marie 83 Burns. Dale 83 Byers, Crystal 83 Carrier, Mark 83. 06. 150, 151 Carter, Isaac 37, 83, 137, 139 Carter. Nancy 16, 83, OO. 08 Chong. U Chae 83. KN. 145 Clutter, Kevin 83 Cody. Angel 83 Corey, Michael 33, 83 Creviston, David 33, 83 Cygan, Tim 83 Deardorff, Kevin 83, OI Deck, Eugene 83. 145 Deckard, Dwane 85 Demoff, Tinja 83, III Dolak, Adam 83 Dukes, Alvin 83. 139, 130, 139 Dyer, Michael 85 Eagan. Kevin 83 Eddlemon, Jody 83 Edmond. Joseph 85 Elizondo, Lisa 83 Emro, Todd 16, 83, 135, 138, 139, 139 Fentress. Sherri 83 Ferguson, Kevin 83 Ferguson, Thomas 83 Frederick. Jerry 83 Funk, Tracy 83 Gaither. Karla 83. 03 Gaither. Kevin 83 Geary, Mark 83 Geurts. Alan 83. 06 Gibson, Kris 83 Goggans, Charles 83 Gonzalez, Lilliam 83 Grabowski, Margaret 85 Graves. Brenda 83, 150, 151 Havlin, Steven 83. OI Hawkins. Kim 83. 141 Hayes, Denise 83, 03 Herbst, Linda 83, 113 Herbst. Marlene 83. 108. 113 Higgason. Daniel 83. 131, 139 Hobart. Rob 83 Hochman, Marc 83, 134 Index 179 Karczewski, Joe 83, 102 Karnes. Marcia 83, IK) Kirk, Nancy 83, 103 Klapkowski, Alfred 46, 83 Kochopolous, Mary 83 Kocon, Richard 83 Koronkiewicz, Robert 85 Kovach. Monica 83. 110, 150, 151 Kucharski. Jennifer 83, 83. KM. 143, 150. 151, 176, 183 Lagneau, Mary 83. 103 Lamb, Melanie 83. 133 Lindstrom. Richard 83 Lipman. Leslie 83. 110. 143 Lowe, Doug 83 Mackiewicz. Agnes 83, IK) Malacina, John 83, 108, 130, 139 Martin, Lisa 84 Massey, Michael 85 Maury, Barbara 84 McCay, Wendy 84. 113 McCreary. John 84, 130 McDade, Cindy 84 McGarrity, John 85 Mescal. Jack 84. 145 Mescal. Jeff 84, 101, 145 Miller, Ron 84. 147 Miterko, Carol 84. 103 Morris, Carol 84. 103, 110 Murphy. Colleen 84. 103, III Nelson, Tim 84. 130, 131 Newcomb. Joanne 84. 100, 103 Newton, Jennifer 33, 84 Nowaczyk, Paul 84, 145 Otto, Ron 84 Ortega, Debbie 41, 84. 103 Owen, Keli 84. 110, 113 Page. James 85 Palmer. Ernest 85 Phelps. Dennis 84. 139 Pittman, Paul 85 Ploense. Lisa 83, 84. 150, 151 Press, Rob 84 Price. Ed 84 Rackham, Chris 16. 84, 130, 147 Reed, Marissa 84, 113 Resetar. Pete 85 Richardson, Elliot 84 Richardson, Ken 84 Riesenman. Cara 84, 106 Rippey, Marc 84 Roark, Annette 84, 103 Robinson. Cathy 84. KM, 150, 151 Rodriguez, Edwin 84, 139 Rodriguez, Francisco 85, 131, 139, 145 Rucinski, Susan 45. 84, 133, 143, 143 Sadler. Kevin 84, 130 Salmon. Ken 16. 84. 135, 130 Sandefur, Keith 84. 101, 137 Scaggs, John 84 Scesney, Karen 85, 103, 106 Schubert. David 85 Scieska, Mark 85 Seljan, Tom 85. 118. 137, 147 Sheaks. Denise 85 Sherman, Bill 85 Shideler. Amber 85. 110, 150, 151 Shike, Amy 85, KM. 108 Shultman. Rob 85. 130, 147 Sibert. Phil 16. 85. 101 Skrabala. Kathy 85. 108, 110 Smallwood. Geri 83, 85 Smiley. Steven 85, 108 Smith, Paul 85 Smith. Susan 85 Snyder, Vicki 85, 103 Soto. Roberta 33. 85. 110. 133. 143 Starkey. Cindy 85. 103. 109. 113 Stoffregen. Peter 85 Stone. Karen 85 Sudlak. Jennifer 33, 85, IK), 143 Surovek, Andrea 85, K)6. IK) Sutkowski, Karen 85 Sweeney, Jim 19, 85, 139. 147 Sweet. Gloria 85, 103, 113 Szalony, Jim 85, 100 Szczerbowski, Brian 85 Valdez. Rudy 85 Wagner. Todd 85 Wease, Gloria 85 Webster. Ed 85 Weller, Jody 85 Westman, Lori 85. 108, 109, 143 White. Denise 37, 85. 100, 106, 108 Whitehead. Michael 85 Wilkie. Lisa 85, KM, 108, 109 Wise. Michele 85 Wright. Brian 85 Wright, James 85 Yockey, Rod 85 Yokovich, Joe 85. 135 Zajac, Lynn 85. Ill Zuver, Katrina 47, 85, 103 Sophomores Acimovich, Janet 86 Adams, Chris 86 Albin. Robert 90 Anderson, Sarah 30, 37. 86, 103 Bailey, Bruce 86. 145 Bailey. Ursula 86 Baker, Cynthia 86. 103 Barney, Marilyn 90 Bearby. Scott 30, 31, 36, 37. 86, 114. 135 Berkley, Edwin 86 Betustak, Angela 86. 140, 141 Boling. Annette 33, 86, 110 Borowski, Kathleen 86, 106 Bradford. Terry 86 Brandon. John 86 Bratton, Donna 86 Brazlovitz, Trade 86, 106 Burton, Robert 86 Byquist. Mark 86. 106, 130 Cain, Anna 86. 103 Campbell. Wanda 86 Carter. Daniel 86, 106, 134. 147 Cobb, Robert 86 Cooper, Diane 86, 103, KM, 109 Cox, Michael 86 Cozad. Sheila 86 Crilly, Kelly 47. 90 Cummins, Sheila 86. 103 Cunningham. James 86 Curry. Beverly 86 Davis L. 90 Day, Amy 86, 106 Deardorff. Brian 86. 108 Deardorff, Karen 86. IK) DeLaRosa. Vincent 87 DeLisle, Desiree 87. Ill DeYoung, Lee Ann 87. KM, 108, 133, 133 Domagala, Donald 90 Dukes. Dwayne 87 Dulsky, Raymond 87 Dunlap. James 87, 137, 139 Earl, Jeff 137 Eichensehr, Gerald 90 Elkins, Tina 87, 103, 106 Eskridge. Cheryl 87. 108 Ford. Momi 87, KM. 133, 140, 141 Frazier, Tammy 87 Furgye, George 87 Gallagher. Bryan 87, 137 Gamez, Chris 87 Garcia, Irma 87 Gaskey. Randy 87. 139 Gerling, Ray 87. 108, 114 Gerling. Ron 87. 108 Gibson, Kim 87 Gonzalez. Denise 87 Hall. Jerry 87 Hansen, Cathy 40. 87, 103, IK) Hector, Doug 87 Hill, Rodney 87 Hochstetler, G. 90 Homer, Karen 87. K)9 Houser, Robert 87 Hudson. Ken 87 Huff, Tammy 87 Hurley. Eva 87 Jablonski. Kevin 90 Janik, Alan 87 Johnson, Belinda 90 Jurgens, Karen 87 I to Index Kartz, Lisa 87, 143 King. Christopher 87 King, Michelle 87, 134 Kitchens, Michael 87, Id Kolarczyk, Larry 87, 130, 147 Kosanovich, Alex 87 Kucer, Kathleen 88, 110 Lamb, Patricia 88, 108 Lamberg. Sean 88, 137 Latham. David 88, 106. 114. 147 LaVeHe. John 88 Lewis, Paul 88, 131 Likens, Barry 88. 100 Lindfors, Kris 33. 88. 110. 114 Lockridge, M. 90 Long. Dawn 88 MacDonald. Michael 86, 88. 138 Malovich. L. 90 Maranto, Patrick 90 Marshall, Richard 88 Masch, Frank 88 Massey. Kathy 88, 113 McAbee, Lenny 90 McGarrity, Tammie 88 Medwetz, Jeffrey 31, 88. Id. 106 Michaels. Walter 88 Miller. Valori 88. KM, 133 Milobar, Judy 88 Mooney, Thomas 90 Moore. Laurie 88 Morelli. Lisa 88 Moyer. Robert 88. 100, 114, 135, 139 Myszak, Laura 88. KM. 133, 133 Norman, Tim 90 Panchal. Pinky 88 Pate, Michelle 88 Patterson, Steve 88 Pierce. James 88, 100, 130 Pietrzak. Christine 88. 90. Ill P ress, Beth 88 Ramos. Kathleen 88. 143. ISO. 151 Ramos, Paul 88. 114, 137 Ramsey. Robert 88 Richardson. Don 90 Rivers. Randolph 88. 131 Robertson. Cathy 88 Rodda. James 88 Rodriguez, Lora 88 Rota. Daniel 88 Rowe. Cheryl 86. 89. KM. 133 Sanders, Jerry 89. 137 Sandoval. Robert 89. 100. 114. 137, 145 Saunders, Leslie 89. 143 Schieve, Henry 89, Id Seljan, Michael 89. 100 Sheehan, Timothy 89. KX) Shevchenko, Mark 89, Id Shotwell. Robert 89. 114 Skrabala. Joe 89. 106, 131, 139 Skratsky, Larry 89 Smith, Vicki 89, 90 Solon. Thomas 89, KX), 135 Spear. Beth 89 Stepancevich, Thomas 89 Stevens. Andrew 89, 100. 103 Stula, Paula 33, 89, 90. 103. Ill Sudicky. Nicole 89, KM, 133, 133 Sutkowski, Scott 89 Tapley, Gary 89, 137 Taylor, Anthony 89. 106, 135 Tompkins. Laurie 90 Thackerson, Thomas 89 Theil, D. 90 Treadaway, Kenneth 89, 114 Tucker. Anthony 89 Valient, Andrew 89 Valle. Alfred 89 Virus, Matthew 89 Watkins. Maudie 89. 106 Warot. Laura 37, 89 Wells. Kim 89 Welsh, Christopher 90, 135, 145 Westbrook. Donna 89 Whistle. James 89. 5 White, Jeffrey 89. 100. 106 White. Ralph 89 Wichmann, Penny 89, 90. 103 Wiersbe. Bret 89. Id Wiley. Kraig 86. 90, KX), 108. 145 Williams. Jeffrey 90 Wilson, Kurt 90, 130 Wise. Barbara 90 Wistrand, Robert 90 Woerpel, James 90 Wrobleski. Jeanna 90 Zaikis, William 90. 106 Ziegler, Ronald 90 Zuffa. Daryl 90 Freshmen Andrews, Robert 96, 131 Atkins. David 91. 139 Bagherpour. Wendy 37, 91, 106 Barrios, Brian 91 Baughman, Thomas 91 Beal, Dawn 91 Becker. Valerie 48. 91 Bellamy. Greg 91 Bell. Patrick 91 Berry. Richard 91 Biancardi, Lisa 33, 91. 133 Bobrowski. Joseph 91. 119. 131. 147 Bonilla. Dan 91. 119, 139 Braden. Scherri 91. 100 Breidenbaugh, Steven 96 Brooks, Jeffrey 91 Brzyeki. William 91. 131 Buckler, Richard 91 Bugajski. Dawn 30. 91. 106. Ill Bukowski, Joseph 91. 119, 131 Bunn, Theresa 91, 113 Burbank. Roger 91. Id. 119. 139, 131 Burrell, Charles 36. 37, 91. 106 Butler. Kayle 91 Butler. Kelly 33. 91 Byquist, Kris 91, 106. 133 Cain. Elden 91. 137 Cain, Matthew 91 Campbell, Joyce 91 Canady. K. 91, 113 Carlson, Aimee 91, 103 Carrier. Sandy 91, 106 Carter, Jeff 93 Castillo. Stephanie 93 Chambers. Larry 93 Chandos, Roger 93 Chant, Jack 93 Chase, Bennie 93 Chojenski, Helena 91. 93. 133, 143 Cirullo, Dawn 93 Collins. Scott 93 Corak, Timothy 93 Cozad. Betty 96 Cummings. Lee 93, 119, 131 Curry, Bryan 33, 93. 119. 131. 147 Dack. Bryan 93 Dahn, David 93, 131 Davis. Dale 93 Davis. Kellie 96 Deardorff, Ramen 93. 106, 131. 135, 139 Deering, Edward 93 Delarosa. Katrina 93, 133. 133 Deyoung, Michael 93, 119, 139 Dixon. Jeff 93, 131 Doby, Jack 96. 131 Donnelly. John 93 Douglas. Allen 93, 106 Dukes. Catherine 93. 133 Duncan, James 93, Id Eagan. Lowell 93 Edmond. Demetria 93, 103 Edmond. Lonzell 93 Eichensehr, Marcella 93 EHiot, Patricia 93 Fantin, Rick 93. 91, 119 Farkas. Robert 119 Faught. Craig 93, 106. 119, 131, 147 Ferguson. Joseph 96 Fischer. Mary 93. 113 Fletcher, Terry 96 Frazier, Tammie 96 Fulkerson, Carl 96 Fulkerson. Harold 96 Ganz. Lisa 93 Garcia. Danny 96 Gerald . Darlene 92, IQ Gerber. Sherri 93. 106 Girski. Candy 33. 93 Godfrey. Charles 93. 139 Goggans. Tracy 93 Gomez. Andrew 93 Gonsiorowski. Robert 93. 106. 119. 131. 139 Goodman. Suzan 93. 106 Grabowski. Frank 93. 119. 131. 139 Grace. Angela 93. 133 Graczyk. Richard 93. 103. 119. 131. 139 Greenwell. Cheryl 93 Gresco. John 93. 139 Gunn. Theresa 93 Hall. Jewel 93 Harper. Thomas 93 Harris. James 93 Harris. James 93. 139 HarweU. Janiece 96. 133. 133. 141 Hauprich. Anthony 93. 131. 139 Hausenfleck. Karl 96 Hedge. Tracy 93 Hernandez. Lorena 93 Hicks. Chris 93. 131. 135. 139 Higginbotham. Ray 93. 113 Hildreth. Terrence 93 Hollandsworth. Brian 93 Hrinda. Steve 93 Hudnall. Brad 96. 103. 119 Ince. Robert 93. 101 Jenkins. Kris 93 Johnson. Lisa 93 Johnson. Tammy 96 Johnston. Gladys 93 Jordan. Andreki 93. 103 Juhasz. Kristine 93 Juratich. Jeannine 31. 37. 93. 106 Karczewski. Andrea 93. 106. 133 Karnes. Carol 93 King. Dana 93 Kleutsch. Elizabeth 93 Kulda. Donna 96 Lawley. Gary 93 Lax. Jason 94. 100. 108. 145 Lee. Cordelia 96. 133 Liptak. Shawn 94 Lockridge. Christine 94 Lomeli. Edward 94 Long. Rhonda 94. 106 Lopez. John 94 Lopez. Paul 119 Mack. Todd 94 Majkowski. Jeffrey 94 Malone. Timothy % Massey. Jeffrey 94 McAbee. Tammy 94 Medellin. Lisa 94 Medellin. Tina 96 Meier. Teri 94. 133. 133. 141 Metcalf. Constance 94 Miller. Billy 94. 119 Miller. Kurt 93 Miller. Susan 94 Mooney. Brian 94 Moore. Linnie 94 Moore. Penny 94 Morgan. Dee 94 Morris. Melinda 94. 106. 108 Mudroncik. Carrie 48. 94. 108 Muniz. Samuel 94 Murphy. Bridget 48. 94. Ill Noda. Anna Marie 94 Norman. Tina 94 O’Donnell. Cara 94 Painter. Jim 94 Parker. Jeff 94 Patrick. Timothy 94 Pauley. Jane 94. 133 Pazdur. Jane 94 Perez. Ambrosio 94. 119 Perez. Jacinto 94 Petro. Mike 91. 94. 108. 119. 131. 135. 139 Phelps. Ronald 95 Phipps. Bryan 96 Pledger. Michael 37. 95. 119 Poiczynski. Tonna 95. 106. Ill Powell. Christine 95 Probus. Phillip 96 Proctor. Jeff 139 Razo. Loretta 95. 106 Reppa. Paul 95 Riesenman. Lea 95 Ritter. Don 37. 95. KK. 119 Robbon. Becky 95 Robinson. Anita 95. 108 Rodriguez. Carlos 96 Rutledge. Cynthia 95. 106 Ryan. James 95. 106. 119 Ryan. Rebecca 95 Ryzewski. David 96. 100. 135 Saculla. Charles 30. 37. 95. 106 Schieve. Roy 95 Schwader. Cheryl 95 Scott. Mike 96 Shehigian. Nicole 95 Sherrick. Lisa 37. 95. 106. 113 Simon. Christine 95 Simmons. Bruce 95 Slayton. Phillip 96 Smith. Karen 95. 133 Smith. Sandra 95 Smith. Vernon 95 Smock. Ron 95. 119. 139 South. Donna 95. III. 113. 133 Spletzer. Mary 95 Stempf. Evelyn 95 Stephen. Matthew 95 Stephens. Brian 95 Stocker. William 95 Sublett. Alice 95. 108. 133 Sudlak. Amy 95. 143 Tandon. Sonu 95. 106 Taylor. Edwin 95 Therault. Laura 95 Thomas. Karen 95 Thompson. Kimberly 96 Thompson. Mark 96. 101 Thompson. Sherri 96. 113 Thompson. Tom 96. 119. 137 Townew. Lisa 96 Trang. Le Thi 96 Vahey. Carol 96. 133 Valliant. Tyrone 96 Van. Tammy 96. 103 Varela. Feliz 96. 105 Walls. Leslie 96 Warf. Mary 96. 108 Wells. Scott 96. 91. 106. 119. 131 Wheeler. Marc 96 Whitaker. Douglas 96 White. Cheryl 96. 108. 133 White. Paula 96. 106 Wilkerson. Andrea 96 Wilkie. David 46. 96. 131 Williams. Andrew 96. KX). 131. 139 Williams. Gazie 96 Williams. Keith 51. 96. 108 Williams. Kenneth 96 Woodman. Carrie 96. 106 Woodman. Ceri 37. 96. 106 Wright. Bill 96. 131 Wynn. Barbara 96 Zasada. Elizabeth 96 I S3 Index The 1981-1983 Gavit Futura consists of 184 pages. These pages were created and made possible through the hard work of the 1981-1983 Futura staff as well as many other individuals who donated time and ideas. Many thanks are in order for: MISS MARGARET FITZGERALD for her guidance and her unselfish donation of free timet HARRY DUDZIK AND BODIE STUDIOS for taking many of our photo¬ graphs as well as senior portraits) PAT MALACINA who helped by taking and developing last minute phtographs as well as the majority of the pictures in the advertising section) MONICA KOVACH — advertising editor — who completed the en¬ tire advertising section and handled all of the necessary paperwork) CAROL ZOLOWICZ — artwork editor — for designing and drawing the majority of the artwork employed in this book) The editors of the individual sections who helped to bring it all together: KIM MCCAW and FRANK LUCAS — School Life) PAT MALACINA — Organizations) FAYE PICKETT — Seniors) LISA PLOENSE — Academics Faculty. JOYCE RODDA and JOANN SERTICH — SportS) MARK CARRIER — Underclass) KATHY RAMOS — Index Closing. A special Thanks” goes to ALL of the staff members as well as the teachers and students of Gavit. The 1981-1983 Gavit Futura employs 48pt.. 36pt.. K t.. and 8pt. of Lydian, Lydian Italic, and Lydian Bold type styles. This book is pub¬ lished by Josten’s American Yearbook Company, and we would like to thank our Josten advisor Bob Henning for his aid and suggestions. Best of luck to Kathy Ramos as next year’s Futura editor-in-chief and to her staff. Thank You, Jennifer Kucharski Editor-in Chief Acknowledgements 183