Hammond High School - Dunes Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1976 volume:

DUNES 1976 Hammond High School • 5926 Calumet Avenue • Hammond, Indiana • Volume 61 TABLE OF CONTENTS Livin’ 10 Name Game 30 Studies 88 Happenings 112 Sports 140 Ads 168 Title Page 1 4 Opening Reflections: Before Awareness, Before Involvement Opening 5 6 Opening Opening 7 Opening 9 10 livin •IVIN’LIVIN’LIVIN’LIVIN’LIVIN’LIVIN’LIVIN’LIV Social acti- vities, events attract HHSers After deciding to take in a movie, Denise Daniels and Terry Hendon head for the River Oaks Theatre. Passing thru the operating room,” onlookers watch as doctors” work on Scream in the Dark” victim. Pausing momentarily, Dianna Larkin checks her position on one of many maps located along Sandridge Nature Center observation trails. 1 2 Social Life ft Trying his luck on the Circus pinball game, freshman Jim Mazur spends free time at Times Square in Woodmar. HHSers found enjoyment in a variety of social activities. Annual events such as Campus Life’s Scream in the Dark” spook house attracted a number of Wildcats, as did Saturday browsing at River Oaks Shopping Center and more quiet times at the nearby Sandridge Nature Center. Furthering school relationships, couples frequented local movie theaters, concerts and school sponsored events. Searching for favorite albums, Gratia Allen and Jim Mazur visit new Rockin’ Horse Records store. Enjoying autumn, freshmen Dianna Larkin and Denise Daniels relax at Sandridge Nature Center in Illinois. Social Life 1 3 Gathering at their lockers, juniors Dede Bailey, Cynthia Gates and Joyce Anderson meet between classes. 1 4 School Life After eating their lunches, Hammond High students utilize the remainder of their lunch hours to socialize with friends. Bells ringing, lockers slamming and friends shouting greetings to one another all made up school life for HHSers. Inclusive of classes, teachers, tests, after school practices and club activites, students found their lives crowded by busy schedules most of the time. The importance of passing tests was littled by the importance of experiences and knowledge gained when among peers and authority. When all totaled, school life at HHS prepared students for adult life. With the halls cleared, Beatrice Davis finds a quiet spot to study for a next hour exam. School life keeps stu- dents busy, readies them for future Keeping clear of hall traffic, Gloria Carpenter and Ken Jones make plans for later in the evening. Following routine of lunchtime, senior Arcce Hampton returns tray after finishing meal. School Life 1 5 Beautiful fall weather attracts sophomores John Moore and Jim Schwcisthal for a game of basketball. Sunshiny Saturday brings junior boys together for an afternoon football game at Indi-Illi park. 1 6 Home Life Students use after-school hours, run errands, relax After school jobs, helping out at home, homework and running errands filled HHSers time outside of school. Meeting with friends, students walked home together during warm-weather months. Some students hurried to get to their part- time jobs, while others rushed home to baby- sit and help out with family duties. Homework was completed accompanied by stereo music or favorite television programs. Helping out with the grocery shopping, junior Nancy Laskarin compares prices for best selection. Home Life 1 7 Students par- ticipate in homecoming festivities Spanish club princess: Sandy Anguiano, escort Alex Quiles; freshman princess: Anita Berber, escort Larry Mabry; sopho- more princess: Erin Conley, escort George Ixonakis; junior princess: Bridgette Sanders, escort Kelvin Pennington; home- coming queen: Gail Hilbrich. escort Bill Gatewood; senior princess: Cheryl Stewart, escort Jack Lewis; senior princess: Joyce Linos, escort Skip Cyrus. Overcome with joy, senior queen Gail Hilbrich receives congratulations from Bill Gatewood. 1 8 Homecoming Showing traditional Wildcat enthusiasm, Hammond High crowd shows support of gridmen during homecom ing game against Morton Governors. Marching onto field during half time, drill team members lead Hammond High Band. Enthusiasm for homecoming festivities grew as the game against Morton Governors drew near. As the week’s activities were presented, school spirit heightened. Elections were held, and Friday night ' s half time provided association president Bill Brahos the opportunity to announce Gail Hilbrich the ’75 Homecoming Queen. Putting a damper on the homecoming dance. Cats fell to Governors 14-0. Homecoming 1 9 HHSers participated in various activities devised for fund raising, entertainment and just plain fun. Organizations challenged faculty and other organizations for victories in volleyball, basketball and tug of wars. A rock concert and numerous other auditorium sessions provided entertaining relaxation for students during the day. Beating the exhausted faculty at tug-of-war, the victorious juniors win with overpowering class spirit. Jamming during Air Force Band rock concert, Mr. Mike Hriso and junior Renee Richards dance on stage. Performing in the Hammond High School Auditorium. Air Force Rock Band TIMli entertains students. 20 Activities Injured in play, Mr. Leroy Harwell receives assistance (rom team members during junior vs. faculty game. Activities in- volve, enter- tain HHSers Referee Sally Wtxxlrick penalizes player Mr. Charles Sizemore for checking violation. Activities 2 1 During spring mini-courses, algebra teacher Mr. James Ruf demonstrates techniques used in numerology. HHSers involve themselves HHSers involved themselves in Association sponsored mini-courses during the spring of ’75. Three days were set aside for students and teachers to expand their interests in courses such as guitar, tennis, weight watching, child development, golf, numerology and various others. Participants chose 3 2-hour mini- courses to fill out the day. Many courses took to the out of doors, while others utilized the classrooms, lab and gym facilities. Mini-courses exposed students to subjects of every interest. Tired boy visits Child Development course. While participating in baseball mini-courses, HHS stu- dent practices swinging techniques. Taking advantage of a guitar mini-course, sophomore Jerry McFadden practices chords. 22 Mini-Courses Cutting images during photography club, students Jeff Stevens and Charmaine Szewczul complete projects. During mini courses, seniors Liz Sneed and Susan Mrache participate in Child Development classes. 23 Dramatists perform three productions Building props, painting scenery, long rehearsals, makeup and costumes were all part of HHS dramatists efforts to perform 76 productions. Members acted out two dramas, Who- dunit” and The Death and Life of Sneaky Fitch.” Stage crew members worked behind the scenes, hammering, painting and working lights and curtains. Applying make-up on junior David Ball, senior Joy Phillips prepares for the production of Who-dunnit.” Dancing girls show a little leg during performance of The Death and Life of Sneaky Fitch.” 24 Drama Rackham,” the fastest gun in the west, (Bill Van Natta) fatally shoots Sneaky Fitch,” the town coward. Using her charm, Maroon” (Renee Richards) leads Sheriff Olgelsby” (Brett Dennis) in for a drink. Explaining upcoming scene, narrator Joy Phillips sings Cutting out sets for production, stage crew member junior Jack Pcarman prepares for upcoming drama, western number accompanied by folk guitar. Droma 25 ' 75 junior- senior prom recalls precious moments Standing away from the crowd, senior Francine Winters and her date make plans for after prom. Couples crowd onto floor dancing to the music of DEVIL’S WORKSHOP during post-prom festivities 26 Prom Capitalizing on prom theme, Sue Stessl and her escort Watching couples on the floor, junior Janet Hansen and senior Rick Jones decide to sit one out and rest awhile, share their own Precious Moment.” Friday, May 20, juniors and seniors of HHS attended prom at Great Oaks Club, Cedar Lake, Indiana. Junior class officers headed prom committee and devised theme, Precious Moments.” Bob Wilson and His Orchestra played Prom music while DEVIL’S WORKSHOP provided post-prom entertainment. Prom 27 Plenty of good food makes the evening complete for prom couples. Being congratulated by principal Dr. F. Kenneth Feuerbach, Claire Ventimiglia is announced as valedictorian. Graduates listen as the invocation is delivered. Seated on stage. National Honor Society members gained special recognition during Honors Day program. 28 Graduation June 5, commencement services were given in the HHS gymnasium for members of the Class of 1975. Valedictorian Claire Ventimiglia addressed the student body and guests, as did salutatorian Steve Weiland. May 22, auditorium session honored seniors for outstanding achievements. Dr. F. Kenneth Feuerbach announced all special awards in lieu of representatives. Senior counselor Mr. Herbert Wattam presented outstanding academics and scholastic awards. Mr. Bemie Krueger named Outstanding Athlete of the Year Award. Foreign Language, English, Art, Math and Science Departments, Athletics, Choral and Band Departments recognized exceptional seniors with awards. June 1, 89th annual HHS Baccalaureate Services were conducted in auditorium. Rev. R. Duncan served as speaker. Addressing her classmates, senior class vice-president Betty Bickett speaks on graduation day. Entering into the gymnasium, two by two, seniors make traditional graduation march at start of ceremonies. Graduation 29 30 Name Game O 2 a z 2 W O s W Z 2 WOC 3 w Z 2 | O 2 w z 2 w O 2 a Z 2 a O 2 w Z 2 w q 2 a z 2 a o 2 u Z 2 Hoc 2 w Z C 2 w q 2 a z 2 w O C 2 w Z 2 o Seniors re- flect; await graduation Completing academic requirements, filling out college applications, ordering announcements and measuring for caps and gowns occupied ’76 seniors as graduation time approached. Seniors felt mixed emotions as the excitement of the adult world loomed ahead and the insecurity of leaving the familiar surroundings of school kept tugging at their hearts. ’76ers were not left much time to ponder on their thoughts, though. Grads were kept busy taking SAT, ACT, and ASVAB tests, not to mention the annual Betty Crocker Homemakers test and the National Math Exam. CYNTHIA L. ADAMS — Stigfield Follies; Cheerleading; B-Team 2, Varsity 3, 4; Girls Basketball 1 ; Vice Pres. 1; Dunes Staff 3, 4; Cheer Bloc 1, 3, 4; Concert Choir 3, 4; Melodears 1,2; Madrigals 4; Expanded Arts 2 . MARY ALCANTAR — House Rep. 4; Mat Maids 1. BELINDA ANN ALEXANDER — Stigfield Follies; GAA 1; Cheer Bloc 1; Hum. Rel. Com. 3 sec.; Concert Choir 3; Melodears 1, 2; BSM 3. LOUIS ANDERSON PATRICIA ANDERSON MARK ANGUIANO PAMELA J. BARNES — Health Careers 2, 3, 4; Cheer Bloc 1; Knitting and Crocheting 1 ; French Festival. DAVID WAYNE BESHEARS — Whodunit; Chess 2, 3, 4; Football 1 ; Boy’s Ensemble 3; Concert Choir 4; Madrigals 4. DONALD F. BITTICK — Tennis 3, 4; JNHS 2; NHS 3, 4; Senate 4; Classical Music 2 . SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS — Suzee Gostylo, sec., Kelvin Pennington, vice pres., Debbie Sokol, treas., Dennis Jarrett, pres. 32 Seniors CHRISTINE BLACKMON GORDON BONHAM WILLIAM BRAHOS — Ass. Rec. 3, Pres. 4; JNHS 3: Chess I, 2; NHS 4; Boys’ State 3; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2; State Rep. Page 4; School Bicentennial Essay Award 4. DAVID A. BRICH — JNHS 3; NHS 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Classical Music 4; SciMath 1. IKE BROOKS AVIS BROWN CHERYL BULTEMA TOM BURGESS RECINDA BURNS RON BURTON — Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1 ; X Country 1, 3; Track 1 ; Boy’s Ensemble 3; Barbershop Quarter 4; Concert Choir 3, 4. COLE ANDREW BUTLER — Football 2, 3; Soccer 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Weightlifting 2, 3; H-Men’s Council 4. CHRISTINE MARY CARRAS — Sec. 3; Dunes Staff 2, 3, 4 Editor; Expanded Arts 2; JNHS 3; NHS 4; Girls Basketball 1 ; Quill Scroll 3, 4; Cheer Bloc 1; StatKat 3. JILL KATHLEEN CARRICO — Drama 1; Dunes Staff 3; JNHS 3; Batgirl 3; Mat Maids 1 . CHERYL CATTLEDGE — Chess 4; Treas. 2; Herald Staff 3; House Rep. 3; GAA 1, 2; Girl Volleyball 2; Girls Track 2; Girls Basketball 2; BSM 3. LINDA CHANCE Seniors 33 JOHN CHASELEVRIS ANNA B. CHEATHAM — Cheerleading; Varsity 3, 4; Junior Princess; Chansonettes 2; Madrigals 4; Melodears 1, 2; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Girls Volleyball 1 ; BSM 2; Cheer Bloc 1, 3, 4; As. Cabinet 3. HUEY CHUENG ANGELA R. COLES — GAA 1,2; Cheer Bloc 1 ; Girls Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Track 1, 2; Girls Volleyball 2, 3, 4; BSM 1, 2, 3, 4. CLARENCE COLLINS TERRY CONLEY KIM CORMICAN CHRISTINE COTTON TOM CREASBAUM AMY DANICSAK — Labors of Love; Whodunit; Our Town; The Death and Life of Sneaky Fitch; Ecology 2; Health Careers 3, 4; Skin Diving 2. BILLY R. DANIEL — Stigfield Follies; Chess 3; Football 1; Soccer 2; Sci-Math 1, 2. SCOTT DAVIS DOREEN I. DEDELOW FRED DELLENBACH MARTIN R. DELRIO — Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1 ; Football 4; Weightlifting 3, 4; Baseball All Conference. 34 Seniors YOLANDE DENNIS — Dunes Staff 1, 2, 3; Soccerettes 3; Mat Maids 1, 2, 3. JACK DING GARY DOBOS TERRY DOOLIN MARK EARL TOM ERB BRAD EVANS — Classical Music 2; Sci- Math 3. JEAN FARY — Expanded Arts 1, 2, 3; Sign Language 3. ANN MARIE FIELDER MIRIAM FLORES — Future Secretaries 4; Spanish Club 1, 2 Sec.; Cheer Bloc 1; Concert Choir 3, 4; Madrigals 4. DEBORAH FOSTER — Health Careers, Treas. 3, 4; Speech Arts 1; Classical Music 2. DAVID FREW OLIVIA GARCIA — GAA 1, 2; Girls Track 1, 2; French Club 3, Vice Pres.; Stigfield Follies; Foreign Language Club 4, Vice Pres. KENNETH GIBSON — Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Boy’s Ensemble 4; Weightlifting 2, 3; Concert Choir 3, 4. TIM GINTHER Seniors 35 Attending Tuesday senior homeroom, 76ers listen to the daily announcements while attendance is taken. LORNA GIOTTE — Soccerettes 3; Mat Maids 1, 2, 3; Stigfield Follies; Drill Team 3. DEBORAH GONZALEZ LAWRENCE DANIEL GONZALEZ — House Rep. 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Weightlifting 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Camera 1, 2, 3. DIANNA GOODMAN KATHY GORDON SUZEE GOSTYLO — Stigfield Follies; Pres. 1, Sec. 4; House Rep. 2; Ass. Cabinet 3; IU Lang. Honors Prgm. 3;JNHS 2; NHS 3,4; Cheer Bloc 1 ; PomKats 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 3, 4; Betty Crocker Award. MARK GRANDBOIS MARY GRANDBOIS JOANNE M. GRANT — French Festival; Ecology 2, 3; Dunes Staff 3, 4; Herald Staff 4; Cheer Bloc 1 ; Sci-Math 4. JUDITH A. GRANT — French Festival; Ecology 2, 3; Sci-Math 4; Cheer Bloc 1. LAURA M. GRASKA — Pres. 3; JNHS 3; NHS 3, 4; Knitting and Crocheting 1; Stage Band 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN D. GREEN — GAA 1, 2; Girls Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Hum. Rel. 3; Girls Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Track 1,2; BSM 4. MARGUERITA GRIFFITH FERNANDO GUITIERREZ CHARLES HAEHNEL ARECE HAMPTON — Sleeping Beauty; Our Town; Whodunit; The Life and Death of Sneaky Fitch; Expanded Arts 2; House Rep. 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Weightlifting 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. THERESA HARRIS — Cheer Bloc 1; BSM 3,4. WENDY HASKELL VICKY HENDON GAIL E. HILBRICH — As. Cabinet 3; Herald Staff 2; JNHS 2, 3; Cheer Bloc 1; Pom Kats 2, 3; Sophomore Princess; Homecoming Queen. RODNEY HOGAN NEIL EUGENE HOLBROOK — Our Town; Stigfield Follies; Chess 1, 2, 3, 4; JNHS 2, 3; Merit Scholar 4; NHS 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 4. GARY HOLM SUSAN HOPSON — JNHS 2, 3; Dunes Staff 4; Ecology 3; Cheer Bloc 1; Publications 4. LINDA HORN REGINA MAE HUBBARD — Senator 1; Sign Lang.; Ecology. RICHARD HUDSON Seniors 37 TIM HUNT DEWEY W. HUNTER — Ass. Vice Pres. 4; House Rep. 2. SAM HUTTON JAN IGNAS — JNHS 3; Ecology 2, 3, 4; Expanded Arts 1. JOAN IGNAS — Ecology 2; Expanded Arts 1 ; Library 1 ; Programette 3, 4; Scuba Diving 2 . DENNIS JARRETT JODIE JEWETT KEVIN JOHNSON — JNHS 2; Football 1; Sci-Math 3, 4; Classical Music 2. PATRICIA JOHNSEN BELINDA JONES JOSEPHINE JONES — Library 1; Health Careers 1 ; GAA 2; Hum. Rpl. Com. 3; Cheer Bloc 4; Knitting and Crocheting 1. RICHARD L. JONES — Stigfield Follies; Wrestling 1,2; Concert Choir 3, 4; BSM 2, 3; Barbershop Quartet 4. CYNTHIA ANN JUSKIW — Stigfield Follies; JNHS 2, 3; Herald Staff 3, 4, Sports Ed.; Quill Scroll 3, 4; PomKats 2, 3, Co- Capt. 4, Capt. ; Cheer Bloc 1 ; Publications 3, 4; PomPom Inst. 2, 3. MARIA STEPHANIE JUSKO — Cheer Bloc 1 ; GAA 1 ; Concert Choir 3 ; PomKats 3, 4; Vice Pres. 3; Stigfield Follies; PomPom Inst. 3; House Rep. 2; NHS 4; JNHS 3. ROBERT MICHAEL KAMINSKY — Chess 1, 2, 3, 4; Pres.; JNHS 2; NHS 3, 4; Basketball 1; Golf 2, 3, 4; Sci-Math 4; Rensselaer Science Award 3. 38 Seniors JAMES RICHARD KASPER — Chess 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2. JUDITH ANN KEILMAN — Stigfield Follies; Drill Team 3, 4; Soccerettes 3, 4; Mat Maids 1, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS KEOUGH — Vice Pres. 2; Herald Staff 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Weightlifting 1, 2, 3; Publications 4; All Conference Football. STANLEY D. KING — Soccer Club 4; Concert Choir 4; Weightlifting 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4; Track 1, 2. KARL KISH — Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Scuba Diving 1, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS E. KLASSEN — Stigfield Follies; Sleeping Beauty; House Rep. 2; JNHS 2; Ecology 1 ; Golf 2, 3 ; Scuba Diving 2 ; X Country 2; Track 1. JOHN W. KOONCE — JNHS 3; Chess 1; Wrestling 1, 2; Weightlifting 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD JOHN KRAMER — Chess 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA A. KRYSA — As. Cabinet 4; Treas. 1; JNHS 2; Pres.; Herald Staff 2, 3 Editor, 4 Editor; NHS 3, 4; StatKats 3, 4; Quill Scroll 3, 4; AFL-CIO Ctzshp. Prgm. 3; Bat Girl 2, 3, 4; Football Stat. 3, 4; Girls’ State 4. DANIEL L. KUIPERS — Basketball 1. BRIAN EDWARD KUJAWA — Our Town; Stigfield Follies; JNHS 2, 3; Classical Music 2. PATRICIA KURZYDYM — Chess 1, 2, 3; Mat Maids 1,3. RON DAL LANE — Chess 1,2; Stigfield Follies; Our Town; The Life and Death of Sneaky Fitch; Football Mgr. 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 3, 4; Concert Choir 3, 4; Hum. Rel. Com. 3; Soccer Club 4. EARLENE M. LEE — GAA 2; Cheer Bloc 1; Knitting and Crocheting 1,2; BSM 2; Sign Lang. 2, 3. JIM LEE — Golf 3; Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4. JACK A. LEWIS — House Rep. 1 ; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 3, 4; H-Men Council 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3. SHERYL MARIE LEWIS — GAA 1; Cheer Bloc 1 ; Concert Choir 3, 4. VERONICA LEWIS — BSM 3. LEROY A. LINDSAY — Dunes and Herald Phtgr. 3, 4; Stage Band 4; Expanded Arts 1,2; Classical Music 3, 4. JOYCE LYNN LINOS — Chansonettes 3; Senior Princess; Madrigals 4; Melodears 2; Concert Choir 3, 4; Mat Maids 1; Stigfield Follies; Camera Club 2; House Rep. 3. DIANN H. LOCK — Drama 1, 2, 3; NHS 4; JNHS 2; Programettes 1,2; ISU Summer Inst. 4. WANDA LOUISE LONDON — Stigfield Follies; Labors of Love; Our Town; Drama 2, 3: House Rep. 1. 2, 3, 4; Library 1, 2; Mat Maids 1. 2. 3. 4; StatKats 2; GAA 2; Cheer Bloc 1 ; BSM Princess 1 ; Merit Scholarship 4. GERALD LUDWIG LINDA LUTTELL — Stigfield Follies; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Track 1, 2; Concert Choir 4; Girls Basketball 1, 2, 3; Girls Basketball 1, 2, 3,4. LARRY MABRY CYNTHIA MADDEN — Cheerleading; Varsity 3; Girls Volleyball 1, 2, 4 MVP; Girls Basketball 1,2, 4; Cheer Bloc 1; BSM 1,2,4. MAUREEN S. MALLOY — Treas. 3; JNHS 2, 3; NHS 4; Chansonettes 3, 4; Scuba Diving 2; Stat Kat 3, 4; Concert Choir 4. 40 Seniors PATRICE MARIE MALLOY — House Rep. 4; Dunes Staff 3, 4; Girls Track 1; StatKat 4; Scuba Diving 2; GAA 1. KATHLEEN ANN MALONE — Chess 3, 4; House Rep. 1; Library 3; Expanded Arts 2; Mat Maids 1. GIL MANECLANG MATTHEW A. MARKOVICH — H-Men Council 3, 4; Senate 3; Football 2, 3; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. MARILYN MASK — House Rep. 1, 2, 3; GAA 1 ; Knitting and Crocheting 4. DONNA M. MAUER — House Rep. 4; Drama 1 ; JNHS 2, 3; NHS 3, 4; Concert Choir 3, 4; Girls Barbershop Quartet 4; Classical Music 2; Melodears 2. BOB MAZUR roger McAllister — chess 1 , 2 , 3 ; JNHS 3; Nat’l. Flor. Lge. 2, 3, 4; Speech Arts 2, 3; Vice Pres.; Ass. Parliamentarian 4. THEODORE KEVIN McCLENDON — The Life and Death of Sneaky Fitch; Drama 4; H-Men Council 4; House Rep. 1,2; Basketball 1 ; X Country 3; Football 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Weightlifting 3; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Barbershop Quartet 4; BSM 1, 2, 3, 4 Pres. KEVIN McMAHON GWEN McMILLAN DANNETTE MEARS SUSANNA MEDRANO — Health Careers 2, 3,4. SHERRY MELTON — Stigfield Follies; House Rep. 4; Health Careers 3; Mat Maids 1, 2; PomKats 3, 4; Hum. Rel. Com. 3. MIKE MENDOZA Seniors 41 TERESA MERCH — Dunes Staff 2, 3, 4, Ass. Editor 4; Cheer Bloc 1,3; Sign Lang. 3; Publication 4; Quill Scroll 3, 4. JOHN MIKSICH DIANE LYN MILLER — House Rep. 2; GAA 1; Office Club 3. Senior H-Men Bruce Smith and Jack Lewis help out during halftime by sweeping off basketball floor. KATHLEEN MILLER — Stigf ield Follies; Herald Staff 3; JNHS 2, 3; NHS 4; House Rep. 2, 3, 4; Chansonettes 3; Concert Choir 3, 4. MARK MOLES JEROME MONTGOMERY FAITH CAMILLE MOORE — Stigf ield Follies; GAA 1 ; Girls Track 2; Girls Volleyball 2; Library 2; BSM 2, 3; Hum. Rel. Com. 3. MARY ANN MORRIS RICHARD MORRISON — Baseball 2, 3; S wimming 1,2; Scuba Diving 1, 2. 42 Seniors DEAN MOSCA DAVID MULHOLLAND DOROTHY NANCE — Dunes Staff 4; Cheer Bloc 1; StatKats 2; Hum. Rel. Com. 3; BSM 2, 3. THOMAS J. NEIDOW — Senate 1 ; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Trans. Club 4. SUE NELLET — Ecology 2, 3, Pres.; JNHS 2, 3; NHS 4; Ind. State House Page 4; GAA 1; Needlecraft 4. CHRIS NIKOLOPOULOS GEORGE MICHAEL O’BRIEN — Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Camera Club 1, 2, 3. BARB OUTLER DAVID JOHN PARKER — Herald Staff 3, 4; House Rep. 2, 4; NHS 3, 4; Senate 3; X Country 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3; Track 3, 4; Football 1; Speech Arts 2; Dance Band 2, 4; Classical Music 2. GAYLE MICHELE PAVLOVICK — Dunes Staff 3, 4; Bus. Mgr.; Mat Maids 1, 2, 3 Treas. 4, Vice Pres. 4; Quill and Scroll. KATHERINE PAWENSKI — Stigfield Follies; JNHS 2, 3; NHS 4; Concert Choir 3, 4; PomKats 2, 3, 4; Office Club 3; Spanish Hon. Prgm. KELVIN J. PENNINGTON — Vice Pres. 4; Stigfield Follies; JNHS 3; Football 1; Wrestling 1, 2; Boy’s Ensemble 4; BSM 1, 2, 3; Madrigals 4; Concert Choir 3, 4. STEPHANIE THERESA PERDUE — GAA 1, 2; Hum. Rel. Com. 3; BSM 3, 4; Library 1. JOY LANELLE PHILLIPS — Stigfield Follies; Our Town; Sleeping Beauty; Labors of Love; Whodunit; The Life and Death of Sneaky Fitch; House Rep. 2, 4; Drama 4; JNHS 2, 3; IU Lang. Hon. Pgrm.; NHS 4; Chansonettes 3; Girls Barbershop Quartet 4; Melodears 2; Hum. Rel. Com. 3; Concert Choir 3, 4. SHERRY PHIPPS — JNHS 3; Expanded Arts 2; Mat Maids 1; Girls Basketball 1; Camera 3. Seniors 43 GARY PINKOWSKI — House Rep. 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Scuba Diving 1, 2; X Country 1. FREDRICKA PLINSKI JUANITA YVONNE POLLARD — GAA 1, 2; Cheer Bloc 3, 4; Chansonettes 3; Girls Basketball 1,2; Girls Volleyball 2; Girls Track 1, 2; PomKats 4; Hum. Rel. Com. 3; Concert Choir 4; Madrigals 4. FRANCES ANN POUCH — As. Cabinet 3, 4; Herald Staff 2; 3 Feat. Ed., 4 As. Editor; Sec. 1; Chess 1,2; NHS 3, 4; JNHS 2 Treas.; StatKat 3, 4; Football Stat 3, 4; Bat Girl 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4. KIRK L. PRICE — Chess 1; Football 1; Sci- Math 4. TERRY PUPSIEWICZ RICK RAHN BOBBY LEWIS RATCLIFFE — BSM 1, 2. RICHARD REYES KEVIN RICE — As. Rec. 4; Chess 3; JNHS 2; NHS 3, 4; Rotary Club Rep. 4. ANDREA SYDNE RICH — Stigfield Follies; House Rep. 2; GAA 1, 2; Cheer Bloc 2; Tennis 2, 3; PomKats 2, 3, 4; Hum. Rel. Com. 2, 3, 4. DWAYNE RICHARDSON KEVIN M. RICHWALSKI — Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4; Baseball Club 3; Soccer Club 2. GAYLE RIDDLEY CAMELLIA RIDGELL 44 Seniors CYNTHIA DF.I.TRESE ROBINSON — Stigfield Follies; Hum. Rel. Com. 3; Concert Choir 3, 4; Madrigals 4 ; PomKats 2, 3, 4; Cheer Bloc 1; BSM 1,4. FAITH ANN RUSSERT — Stigfield Follies; Our Town; JNHS 2; NHS 3; Spanish Qub 1, 2 Treas., 3 Pres.; Concert Choir 3, 4; Madrigals 4; Lang. Club 4 Pres.; ISU Spanish Pgrm. PETER ALEX SAKELARIS — Chess 1 ; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Scuba Diving 2, 3, 4; H- Men Council 4. SANTIAGO SALAS — Chess 1, 2; A- V 1, 2, 3,4. GEORGIA LEE SARIVALAS — Stigfield Follies; Our Town; Sleeping Beauty; Labors of Love; House Rep. 1, 2; JNHS 2, 3; NHS 4; Nat’l. Flor. Lge. 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Arts 1, 2, 3, 4; Hum. Rel. Com. 3, 4; Concert Choir 4; PU Student Lcgis. 1, 2, 3. JACK SCHLESINGER — As. Pres. 3; House Rep. 1, 2; JNHS 2, 3; NHS 3, 4; Hum. Rel. Com. 3; Ldrshp. Inst. 3, 4; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3. DEBBY SCHOONOVER — Mat Maids 1; Swim Timers 2, 3. JANE SCHROEDER — Expanded Arts 2; House Rep. 2; JNHS 2, 3; Mat Maids 1, 3. KARL SCHWARTZ — Our Town; Whodunit; The Life and Death of Sneaky Fitch; JNHS 2; NHS 3, 4; A-A 2; Sci-Math 4; AFL-CIO Rep. 4; Student Guid. Rep. 4; Elkhart Math Comp. Rep. 4; Rotary Club 4. MIKE SCOTT BILL SEBASTYEN GAIL SEBENSTE SHELLY SEEGLIN DEBBIE SHELTON PATRICIA SIMS — JNHS 2, 3; NHS 3, 4; GAA 1, 2; Cheer Bloc 1; Girls Basketball 1, 2, 3; MVP4; Girls Track 1, 2; StatKat 3; BSM 2, 3 Treas. 4; Girls Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. Seniors 45 CAROL A. SKZELA — Stigfield Follies; Scuba Diving 2; Concert Choir 3, 4; Hum. Rel. 2. BRUCE D. SMITH — H-Men Council 3, 4; Expanded Arts 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1 ; Weightlifting 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 3, 4. MARSHALL J. SMITH — Basketball 3; Wrestling 2; BSM 1, 2, 3. DEBRA L. SOKOL — Dunes Staff 2, 3 Editor; NHS 3, 4; JNHS 2; Herald Staff 4 Bus. Mgr.; StatKats 3, 4; Quill Scroll 3, 4. RICK SOLAN — As. Cabinet 4; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Scuba Diving 1, 2, 3, 4. DENISE A. SPISAK — Cheerleading; B- Team 2; Varsity 3, 4; JNHS 3; Cheer Bloc 1; Health Careers 2; As. Cabinet 2. FRANK SPOLNIK JAMES SPRAGUE DANIEL STERN — Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Chess 1, 2; Camera Club 3; Dance Band 2, 3, 4. CHERYL STEWART LINDA S. SUTKOWSKI — GAA 2. CHARMAINE SZEWCZUL BRIAN SZANLYL SYLVIA TAMEZ MIKE TAPPER 46 Seniors BARB TEMPLIN PAUL C. THARP SHEILA THELLMAN DEBBIE THOMAS KEVIN C. THOMPSON — Sleeping Beauty; The Life and Death of Sneaky Fitch; Whodunit; Expanded Arts 3, 4, Pres.; Camera Club 1, 2. DARCY TILDEN — Soccerettes 1, 2, 3; Mat Maids 1, 2, 3. DAVID TONKOVICH BELINDA TURNER DENNIS TURNER BILL VAN NATTA ELIZABETH MARIE VELA — Court 1 Judge, Sec. 3; Girls’ State 3; JNHS 2; NHS 3, 4; Senate 4; Pom Kats 2 Co-Capt. 3, 4. DAVID B. WALKER — Pres. 2; Senate 4; Basketball 1 ; Camera Club 1, 2, 3. During homeroom, senior Kim Cormican reads announcements. Seniors 47 DEBRA ANN WALKER — Herald Staff 3; GAA 2, 3. RON WALLACE DEAN WANTLAND — Swimming 1 ; Boy’s Ensemble 3, 4; Madrigals 4; Concert Choir 3, 4; Hum. Rel. Com. 3. TIM WEIGAND — Basketball 1; Football 1,2; Golf 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 3; Spanish Club 1,2. ANTHONY WILLIAMS — Boys’ State 3; JNHS 2, 3; House Rep.; NHS 3, 4; Senate 1, 2, 4; Boys Ensemble 4; Concert Choir 4; Dance Band 3. CELIA WILLOUGHBY — Stigfield Follies; Chess 4; Fut. Sec. 3; Mat Maids 1, 2, 3; Soccerettes 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 3, 4. SHERI WILSON — Stigfield Follies; House Rep. 1,3; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Scuba Diving 1; Mat Maids 2. SHERRIE LYNN WOOD — Track Aid 4; Girls Track 2; Girls Basketball 2, 3; Girls Volleyball 2. THERESA ANN WOOLEY — House Rep. 1 ; Cheer Bloc 1 ; Hum. Rel. Com. 3 ; BSM 4. CARRIE YONKERS — Ecology 3; Sci- Math 4; Cheer Bloc 1; Physics Hon. Sem. 3. BRENDA YOUNG — Concert Choir 3; Stigfield Follies; BSM 2; Cheer Bloc 1; Hum. Rel. Com. 3. RAYMOND YOUNG SHIRLEY ANN YOUNG — Dunes Staff 2, 3, Bus. Mgr.; Health Careers 2, 3, 4. 48 Seniors Graduating Class of 1976 Cynthia L. Adams Cathy Gordon Ruby V. Lockett Kevin M. Richwalski Mary V. Alcantar Susan Gostylo Wanda Louise London Gale Lynn Riddley Belinda Ann Alexander Mark T. Grandbois Gerald Andree Ludwig Cynthia D. Robinson Patricia Ann Anderson Mary T. Grandbois Carlos Lugo Rudolfo Rodriquez Mark K. Anguiano JoAnne Grant Linda S. Luttell Faith Ann Russert Alfonso M. Balaguer Judith A. Grant Larry Mabry Peter Alex Sakelaris Pamela Barnes Laura M. Graska Cynthia Madden Santiago Salas David Wayne Beshears Carolyn Denise Green Maureen S. Malloy Michael Sangster Donald F. Bittick Marguerita K. Griffith Patrice Marie Malloy Georgia Lee Sarivalas Christine Blackmon Fernando Gutierrez Kathleen Ann Malone John D. Schlesinger Gordon R. Bonham Charles G. Haehnel Gil Maneclang Debra A. Schoonover Don D. Bourgeois AreceJ. Hampton Matthew Markovich Jane Schroeder William Brahos Theresa Harris Marilyn D. Mask Karl Schwartz David Alan Brich Wendy Jo Haskell Donna M. Maurer Michael Scott Ike Brooks Victoria Hendon Robert Mazur William A. Sebastyen Avis L. Brown Gail E. Hilbrich Roger A. McAllister Gail Sebenste Thomas Patrick Burgess Rodney L. Hogan Michael McBride Shelly Seglin Recinda N. Burns Neal Eugene Holbrook Theodore K. McClendon Deborah C. Shelton Ron Burton Garry John Holm Kevin McMahon Patricia Sims Cole A. Butler Susan Hopson Danette C. Mears Carol Ann Skzela Christine M. Carras Linda Ann Horn Susanna Maria Medrano Bruce D. Smith Jill K. Carrico Regina Mae Hubbard Sherry L. Melton J on Brian Smith Cheryl D. Cattledge Richard Lajon Hudson Michael Mendoza Marshall J. Smith Linda Marie Chance Timothy E. Hunt Teresa C. Merch Debra Lynn Sokol Rudolfo Chapa Dewey W. Hunter John A. Miksich Richard N. Solan John Chasalevris Samuel Charles Hutton Diane Lynne Miller Denise Ann Spisak Anna B. Cheatham Janet M. Ignas Kathleen Ann Miller Frank Spolnik Huey Cheung Joan Ignas Mark R. Moles James H. Sprague Kevin Clark Dennis Jerome Jarrett Jerome Montgomery Debra Lynn Stavitzke Angela R. Coles Jodie Jewett Faith Camille Moore Daniel Stem Clarence Collins Patricia Ann Johnsen Mary Ann Morris Cheryl R. Stewart Terrence C. Conley Kevin D. Johnson Richard G. Morrison Linda S. Sutkowski Michael Conroy Ann Jones Dean A. Mosca Brian M. Szanyi Kim E. Cormican Belinda M. Jones David J. Mulholland Charmaine Szewczul Christina D. Cotton David E. Jones James Munoz Phillip Eric Taliefero Thomas Creasbaum Josephine Jones Dorothy B. Nance Sylvia Tamez Amy Dancisak Richard Lewis Jones Thomas J. Neidow Tony Loyd Tanet Billy R. Daniel Cynthia Ann Juskiw Susan N. Nellett Barbara Ann Templin Scott Davis Maria Stephanie Jusko Mary F. Norris Paul Christopher Tharp Doreen Irene Dedelow Robert M. Kaminsky George Michael O’Brien Sheila Jean Thellmann Rosa Carmen De Hoyos James R. Kasper Deborah Jo O’Rourke Anne Marie Thompson Fredric C. Dellenbach Judith Ann Keilman Kenneth Ortega Kevin Thompson Martin R. Del Rio Thomas Keough David John Parker Darch Tilden Yolande B. Dennis Thomas R. Kilpatrick Gayle Michele Pavlovick David Tonkovich Ernestine Dent Stanley D. King Katherine Joan Pawenski Dennis Turner Jack Ding Karl A. Kish Sandra Lynn Penix William N. Van Natta Gary Dobos Thomas E. Klassen Kelvin Pennington Elizabeth Marie Vela Terrence Doolin John W. Koonce Stephanie T. Perdue David B. Walker Gary Dreischerf Richard J. Kramer Giiberto Perez Debra Walker Christopher Egnatz Patricia A. Krysa Joy LaNelle Phillips Ronald J. Wallace Thomas Erb Daniel Lee Kuipers Sherry Marie Phipps Dean J. Wantland Steven A. Eucce Brian Edward Kujawa Gary Pinkowski JohnJ. Watson Brad D. Evans Patricia S. Kurzydym Fredricka A. Plinski Timothy J. Weigand Jean M. Fery Rondal Lane Juanita Y. Pollard Anthony L. Williams Miriam Flores Earlean M. Lee Frances A. Pouch Celia Marie Willoughby Deborah Foster James D. Lee Kirk L. Price Sheri Lyn Wilson Raymond Fowler John W. Lenzo Michelle Marie Progar Sherrie Lynn Wood Rosetta Franks Victoria F. Lenzo Terry Lynn Pupsiewicz Theresa Ann Wdoley Olivia Garcia Jack A. Lewis Richard Rahn Brenda Young David Frew Sheryl Lewis Patricia Lee Rakich Raymond W. Young Kenneth Scott Gibson Veronica Lewis Bobby Lewis Ratcliffe Sherwood L Young Stephen M. Gilmore Leroy A. Lindsay Richard Reyes Shirley Ann Young Tim Ginther Joyce L. Linos Kevin Norman Rice Carrie Ann Younkers Lorna M. Giotte Philip Uppman Andrea S. Rich Michael Conroy Deborah Gonzalez Diann Helen Lock Dwayne Allen Richardson Lawrence D. Gonzalez Senior Ad 49 Terry Alexander Faye Anderson Paul Anthony Tyrone Archibald Jane Aubruner Dan Austgcn Cindy Avery Dcirdre Bailey Dave Ball Terra Barge Betsy Barney Rocky Bastin Tim Baughman Sharon Baumgartner Steve Beczc Adrianne Belinsky Doyle Bell Rick Bell Steve Bell Anita Benoit Diane Biery Pam Bishop Jeff Bloomfield Dave Borberly Ted Borchardt Karen Borowski Kathy Boswinkle Debbie Boyd Tim Bradley Diane Broholm Pam Brown Frances Cannon Cheryl Carnet t Roger Carter Jim Carter Joyce Cave Dwayne Catt ledge Pat Cawthron John Chamberlain 50 Juniors Beatriz Chapa Andrea Chintis Bob Clarke Ron Colyer Larry Combes Dennis Conroy Charles Cook Janice Cook Scott Cornell Dave Cotton Debbie Cunningham Laura Cyr Chris Cyrus Kim Czerwonka Mark Darmafalski John Davis Rosa DeHoyas Karl Dellenbach Carmen Dent Mike Duncan Brian Dongu Marietta Edwards John Egnatz Andrea Euccc Casey Farrell Mark Ferree Maryann Fischer John Foster Pat Frame Isker Frank Larry Frazier Diane Galik Debbie Gannon Terry Gardner Bob Gibbs Terry Glover Bob Gonzales Able Gonzalez Dave Gonzalez Rose Gonzalez During homeroom, sophomore John Dorsey looks over latest issue of the HERALD. Juniors 51 Nlikcll Graska Melvin Green Polly Greenwell Sheila Guthrie George Gutierrez Bob Gutierrez Oneal Hampton Brian Hanas Celeste Hanneman Janet Hansen Terry Harmon Pat Harris Keith Hartman Mary Kay Hauter Kathy Head Mary Heller Terry Helton Keith Herron Ix ri Hershberger Sheila Hill Becky Hoeft Carol Hohenberger Ron Howard Mary Hollis Mike Hubbard Eric Huebncr Huntley Deirdre John Hussey Cathy Ignas Cindy Ingram Jean Ingram Sue Jackson 52 Juniors Larry Jarrctt Dinah Jarvis Steve Jennings Lavetta Johnson Mark Johnston Darla Jones Jerry Jones Ken Jones Theresa Jones Charlotte Jordan Wanda Kaminski Robbin Kaprocki Robert Kroprocki Kathy Kearney Donna Kennedy Arvel Kidd Bob Kitchell Terri Kisse Mary Klein Joel Knoerzer Lynn Kolat Russell Kowalisyn Tony Krupinski Gail Kudcra Alfred Kuhn Cecil Lampkins Rhonda Lane Craig Langohr Pat Larame Nancy Laskarin John Lawvere Larry Lee Shawn Leency Sue Lcimbach Jim Lcisgc George Leonakis Monica Lewis Diann Lopez Linda Mabry Shawn Maddy Kelly Mansell Therese Manzo Bob Martin Carol McKinney Debra Mercer Jim Mcrch Trudy Merritt Bev Meyers Juniors 53 Paul Michlc Veronica Miles Jennifer Misner Mona Mitchell Pat Nash Julie Nawracaj Chester Nellett John Norris Bob Okichich Cindy Ortiz Jeff Outlcr Jan Overstreet Colleen Owens Wendy Pate Terry Patrick Donna Pawenski Jack Pearman Melissa Penrod Pat Percak Doug Perdue Ellen Percak Kathy Perry 54 Juniors Brenda Pittman David Pummill Dave Pur key Steve Pylypezak Alex Quiles Debra Rancifer Debbie Rcarden A1 Reba Donna Reed Tim Reed Kim Reeves Lynn Rettig Ben Reynolds Renee Richards Debbie Richwalski Nancy Rittenhouse Pam Robinson Greg Rodriguez Ralph Rodriguez Joel Roper Cieorgc Rubick Jeff Ruckman Dan Russert Julie Sachs Brigette Sanders Melva Sanders Juniors 55 Siobhan Schuster David Scott Delcia Scott Jean Serbentas Harold Shelton Kathy Singer Paul Smith Cynthia Spencer Vearlene Spencer Celeste Spires Gretchen Spolnik Tim Sporer Mary Stadnik Sherri Strange Denise Tabor Candy Tebo Wendy Tipton Karen Ulrich Adrien Valdez Mike Vanco Mike Vanes Pete Vargulich 56 Juniors Bob Wagner Dale Wallace Wendy Wampler Mickey Warner Paul Warntz Donald Weems Donna West Jim West Ken West Nona Wikel Diana Williams Jackie Williams Tracy Wilson June Wojcik Betsy W comer Bernice Wychc Marjie Zacny Juniors 57 Sophomores ordered rings, participated in PSAT and raised funds for ’77 prom. After selecting class officers, the class of ’78 proceeded to think up fund raising projects to finance the prom they would sponsor in ’77. Selling M M candies, car washes and bake sales were all included as ways to help pay dance expenses. ’78ers ordered rings from Herff Jones in January and took the PSAT exams in November. Sophomore Class Officers — Mary Krupinski. vice pres ; Gracia Allen, treas.; Ruth Schlesingcr, pres.; Laurie Crcasbaum, sec. Willie Ruth Adams Dan Allen Gratia Allen John Allen Pat Altizer Joyce Anderson Marty Anderson Sandra Anguiano Mike Archibald Julie Argus Tyrone Bailey Cliff Baker Dana Ball Valerie Banks Amanda Barnhill Brian Bartlett Vincent Bass Lisa Beam Greg Bell Larry Bell Greg Bell Larry Bell Karen Bemish Scott Bishop Ken Bittick Bob Blackmon Shelly Blaemire Roy Blankenship Tracy Bratton Donna Brewer 58 Sophomores Mark Broholm Keith Brown Led a Brown Wanda Bruhn Valeric Buck Carol Burgan Brenda Burns Tom Byclick Bev Capps Joanne Carpenter Roxanne Carr Dave Carrico Ron Chalos Maria Chapa Kevin Clark Bonita Clemons Gary Cleveland Julie Cobb Becky Cole Mike Coles Erin Conley Jerry Cormican Kim Cox Lori Creasbaum Dawn Croach Kathy Cruise Beatrice Davis Tony Davis Debbie Dawkins Don Dawkins Dawn Dedelow Brett Dennis Belinda Deskins Jim Dilbcck Wanda Dilbcck Bob Donclson Cathie Doolin John Dorsey Carey Drury Jeff Duke Debbie Duncan son Linda Earle Lolita Edmond Mario Ehrlinger Dawn Ellis Barry Emigh Joe Ettcr Rich Feller Sophomores 59 Mike Felton Lisa Ferree Melba Fielder Marie Fierro Francinc Fletcher Effic Floutsis Simone Fortenberry Phyllis Foy Lee Frank Rob Frazier David French Adrienne Gamble Dennis Gasparovic Cathy Georgecakes Craig Gibbs Andrea Ginn Dan Govea Leo Guerrero Frank Guzman Pam Gwathney Denise Harris Jill Harris Diane Heller Jim Hendon Steve Hilbrich Susan Hohcnberger Petra Hollis Mary Hoole Carol Hopson Eric Hopson John Howard Jerry Howe Diana Hunt Mary Huntley Linda Hurt Joanne Ingram Tracey Jarrct Sylvellajelks Chris Jiminez Jim Jimenez Mark Johnston Barb Jones Trudy Judge Debbie Soyring Kambiss Kathy Perry Keilman Kerry Keith Katie Keough 60 Sophomores Kathy Kish Mike Klasscn Greg Klein Jerome Knight Mark Kochevar Jim Kovach Kathy Kovach Mary Krupinski Leslie Kutchin Mike Kyle Marion Lambc Rob Lambert Tina Lampkins Sandra Lane Bridget Laramie Jeff Latham Doug Leday Mike Lee Tom Lee Kevin Lentz Phil Lenzo Beverly Litton Denise Litton Tania London Sue Ludwig Carol Luncsford Larry Luttell Louanna Mack Felipe Magallanez Frank Magliocca John Markovich Enrique Marks Sophomores 61 Laura Maucr Denise Mac Anita Maza Sue McAllister Karen McCoy Mike McKinney Russell Mears Merri Melody Rich Meyers Bill Mezzocopa John Miehlc Melanie Milakovic Angel Miller Greg Miller Mitchell Curtis Montgomery Cindy Montgomery Bob Moore John Moore Chris Morfus Jim Mosca Terry Motley Steve Mrache Bill Mulholland Rich Munoz Margaret Murray Cindy Myers Bob Nance Kerry Newman Tom Nicmicc Sherry Noojin Mark Nottoli John Okichich Allee Oneal Terri O’rourkc Tim Parker Tom Parker 62 Sophomores Sophomores listen attentively in Mr. Harold Binkert’s World History I class. Trista Parker Nancy Parkis Linda Partain Susan Pate Carla Peck Michelle Perdue Denise Perry Denormous Peterson Tim Pctrak Santos Placencia April Pouch Brian Powers Mark Powers Patty Progar Donna Pupsiewicz Jim Qualkinbush Elva Quiles Julia Quinomes Jackie Ramirez Dave Ramos Ron Ramos Vicky Rarick Tiffany Raysses Cindy Rector John Rees Frank Ricciardi Guyettc Rich Andrea Riley Phyllis Roden Dan Runyon Sophomores 63 Engaged in lively elass discussion, juniors pause during Mr. Ronald Galosich’s history class. Busy working during 2nd hour study hall, junior Robin Kaproki prepares assignments for classes. Occupied during 1st hour Publications class, junior Jim Merch prepares outline for yearbook deadline. 64 Juniors Bob Rusher Linda Russell Mark Russell John Russcrt Wendy Ryba Ron Rubarezyk Dan Safin Cliff Sangster Bill Sassman Ruth Schlesinger Peggy Schmalk Ron Schroeder Ed Schuster Karen Schwartz Jim Schweisthal Mary Sen j as Rich Shebish Terri Sherrod William Short Kevin Siba Jose Silva Lonnie Simons Jacquclynn Sims Elizabeth Smith Martha Smith Roderick Smith Mark Sokol Marianne Sostaric Mary Spear Gwendolyn Spencer Lavada Spencer Gail Sperry Mike Spicker Dawn Spisak Phyllis Stanford Linda Steagall Janet Stcmper Sara Strange Dan Suroviak John Talley Soloman Tamez Laura Tapper Jon Taylor Greg Templin Debbie Tharp Jim Theodoropoulos Ray Therasse Pat Therault Sophomores 65 Marvin Thomas Robin Thompson James Tovo Rich Trent Maria Trevino Jaime Ulrich Lynley Ulrich Vanessa Valdez Cathy VanNatta Alfredo Vasquez Bryan Ventimiglia Bobbi Venzke Tim Vick Benita Ward Donna Waterman Jessica Watson Adrienne Weathersby 66 Sophomores Brenda Welch Kim Whalin Debra White James Whitfield Jenny Wick Kathy Wicwiora Tony Williams Rick Winston Nathan Wychc Farron Yeagley Lola Young Pam Young Sophomores 67 Frosh adapt quickly, find their place Touring the building, receiving schedules, meeting faculty and each other filled Wildkittens’ 1st days at HHS. Pushed into totally new and unfamiliar surroundings, frosh felt lost and lonely, but not for long. After being sold HERALD subscriptions and elevator passes, freshmen learned fast and soon found their place amongst the rest of the student body. Freshman Class Officers — Pete Korellis vice-pres., Tom Franks sec., George Tanasovich pres., Margie Pouch treas. Samuel Alamillo Laura Alanza Angie Alcanter Brice Allen Jean Allen John Allen Sherry Aitizer Pam Anderson Shelia Anderson Aimee Andrec Thomas Andrews Ralph Arroyo Cynthia Atkins Kathy Bach Helen Backc Jerry Baldrige Shelia Ballard William Bandszak David Barnes Deborah Barnes Cheryl Barrel 1 Amber Bass Connie Bastin Carolyn Baxter Steve Bell Joseph Bellamy Danny Benanre Robertc Bennett Anita Berber Diana Bereolos 68 Freshmen Sue Bickett Mary Blackman Terri Blackman Roger Blashill Dean BlockJand David Boyan Marilyn Brewster Learly Brooks Sally Brown Sharon Brown Paul Buck Debra Burton Jef ferey Camp Kevin Campbell Greg Cannon Nancy Cardenas Nelly Cardenas Paul Carlisle Eddie Caudillo Carmel ita Chambers Raymond Chambers Audrey Chambliss Mark Chavis Vi van Childress Susan Chintis Audrey Colby Cedric Collins Stephanie Collins Patricia Conroy Glynda Cooper Mike Cornell Lloyd Cowan Linda Creasbaum Daleese Creighton Maria Cuadrado Tom Dan Debbie Daniel Tracy Daniel Jim Dannis Tim Dannis Cathy Davis Celeste Davis Robert Delph Peter Del Rio Craig Dent Jesse Dilbeck David Dobos Freshmen 69 Tim Drury John Drux Renee Drzich Pam Duke Robert Duncan Gary Duncanson Tammy Duncanson Crystal Edmond Grace Edwards Gabrele Ehrlingcr Joanna Eliou Ron Elms Mike Enright Jesse Escamilla Rick Fagan Gay Farrell Erskine Farris Edwin Feliciano Regina Flores Tommie Franks Rodney Fultz Christine Gajewski Tony Gajewski Donna Galik Tracy Gates Dave Gilyard David Glucksman Lori Goins David Goldsmith Tony Golfis James Golgart Mariccla Gomez Andre Gonzalez David Gonzalez Laura Gordon Ed Govea Lei and Grace Mitchell Graska Collene Guthrie Vanessa Gwathney Debra Hall Mark Ham Diane Hanas Jeffrey Haney Jim Hansen Charlene Harris Terry Hayes Vickie Heady 70 Freshmen Linda Hcllcms Cynthia Hendrix Chris Hernandez Jim Hilbrich Dwayne Hill Roberta Heft Scott Hogan Annette Houser David Howard Joe Hubbard Laura Hussey Tamara Hutson Helen Iatrides Leslie Ignas Diana Ingram Shirley Ingram Laura Jakush Charles Johnscn David Johnson Linda Johnson Georgia Johnson Ardrema Jones Evelyn Jones Rick Jones Robert Jones Wilbert Jones Charlette Jordan Kathy Kaminski Thomas Kearney Kelly Kelly Anne Keough Brenda Kcslcr Kenneth Kidd Roosevelt King Jeff Klavas Debbie Knight Neal Knoerzer Pete Korellis Randall Komaus John Krupinski Thomas Kuhn Andrea Kujawa Pointing out problems, freshmen Pete Korellis and Dave Gonzales go over algebra homework. Freshmen 71 Dwight Kyle Deborah Lamberson Paula Lane Dianna Larkin Diane Lear Cynthia LeDay Robin Ledbetter Angela Lenzo James Lewis Steve Lewis Gale Lindsley Kerry Lockette Anita Lozano Veronica Lugo Patty Luncsford Tony Mack Eduardo Magallancz Ralph Maginot Michael Maguire Penelope Malia Carole Manzo Angela Mariano Daniel Markovich Terry Markward Fulfilling science requirements, freshmen attend Biology I class during the course of the day. 72 Freshmen Taking notes, freshmen listen intently to lecture on variables in Algebra I. Tracey Martinez Joe Mattingly Janet Maudcr Dan Maul Michekke Mayden Jim Mazur Patricia McClure Jeff McFadden Terri Merritt Lloyd Miles Tammy Miller Barbara Morris Chana Morris Kenneth Mulholland Jim Muratori Mark Nagy Charles Nejack Lynan Nystrom Karen Okichich Michael Oliver Pamela Orr Peter Oster Roberta Ortiz Barry Overy Freshmen 73 After completing example problems. Algebra 1 instructor Mr. Frank Gradisher asks if there are any questions. Jackie Owens John Paliga Hd Parkman Scott Parrish Jeff Pate Tracey Perdue Chris Peterson Patty Phillips Dora Plinski Melanie Poirier Roberta Polansky Randy Potts Margie Pouch Carlene Pratt Alvin Price Manuel Quiles Israle Quiroz Kenneth Rainford Debi Ramos Yvonne Sells Denise Rich Angela Richardson Denise Ritchie Billy Rogers Glenn Rolley Kim Ross Sandy Row Paul Runyan 74 Freshmen Greg Runyon Andrea Ryan Walter Sablack Carl Saddler Kevin Safin Mike Salazar Kathy Salyer Judith Sanders Tim Schmal Mark Schrciber Lori Schwartz Dan Scott Charlotte Seagravcs Gndy Sebastyen Yvonne Sells Eric Shoemaker Roderick Short Toni Siedentopf Jerry Silva Jessie Simmons Dan Simones Linda Skzela Chuck Smallman Betty Smith Dennis Smith Jill Smith Keith Smith Keith Smith Joann Solis Cathy Stachura Steve Stafford Joyce Stahura Jean Stavitzke Karen Stevens Roger Storey Danny Strode Freshmen 75 Remaining minutes in class offers sophomore art students time to talk about the events of the day. Julie Studer Tom Sutliff Martha Sysock Robert Szakatis John Szczerbowski Charles Taliafaro Ken Talley Richard Talley George Tanasijevich Paul Tancredi Lee Tapper Kathleen Tatarek Fay Taylor David Tharp Lee Tharp Tracy Tharpe Kathy Therasse Angel Tores Lynlee Ulrich Matt Vela Janet Valliant Brian Vansickic Ernest Vasquez Jeff Vaux Eileen Velasquez Doug Ventimiglia Mike Venzke Veronica Vera Mary Beth Vranc Phil Wagner 76 Freshmen Laura Walker Kara Walls Cynthia Webb Brian Weems Lester Wheeler Juliette White Betty Whitler Gregory Wilcox Greg Williams Cynthia Wilson Shirley Wilson Denny Winfield Faculty grows; 2nd as- sistant principal named The new school year proved a challenge with the elimination of the position of Dean of Students and the formation of a 2nd assistant principalship. Mr. Michael Hriso and Mr. Bernie Krueger shared the title of assistant principal, while Dr. F. K. Feuerbach remained principal. The administration, faculty and student body welcomed new teachers, Mr. Larry Collins and Miss Judith Williamson. HHS proved a testing ground for many student teachers from Purdue Calumet and Indiana University Northwest Campuses. HAMMOND SCHOOL BOARD — Max H. Mason, Alfred J. Kuhn, Dr. Willard Congreve, superintendent, Richard J. Schreiber, chairman, Loisc Bell, Dr. David P. Cooley. Principal — DR F. KFNNKTH FEUERBACH. Assistant Principal — MR BERNARD KRUEGER. Assistant Principal — MR. MICHAEL HRISO. 78 Administration MISS ELIZABETH ANDERSEN — Business. MR. RAY BALL — Art; Camera Club. MR. EUGENE BARON — Math. MRS. KAREN BAUMANN — Art; Expanded Arts. MR. HAROLD BINKERT — Social Studies. MR. ROBERT BROCK — Guidance Department Chairman. MRS. JACKIE BUSS — Vocal Music Director. MR. DAN CANDIANO — English; Track; Cross Country. MRS. WENDY CANDIANO — Special Education. MR. FRANK CARROLL — Social Studies; Soccer. MRS. LOIS CHANG — English. MR. I.ARRY COLLINS — Math. MR. HUGH DAWSON — Science; Ecology Club; Tennis. MR. KARL DEAK — English; Matmaids; Wrestling. MR. ROBERT DENNIS — Social Studies; Senior Class Sponsor; Swimming. Faculty 79 Students watch as faculty members prove victorious against Class of ’77 during 7th hour volleyball game. MR. MIKE FENDLEY — Industrial Arts; Assistant Wrestling; Freshman Mat Maids. MISS CAROL FISHER — English. MR. RON GALOSICH — Social Studies. MR. VICTOR GEORGAS — Social Studies. MR. JOHN GEORGE — Social Studies; Physical Education; Freshman Football; Assistant Basketball. MR. GARDEST GILLESPIE — Industrial Arts. MR. FRANK GRADISHER — Math. MISS RITA GROSE — Physical Education; Track; Volleyball; Basketball; GAA. MR. GEORGE HALL — Physical Education; Football. 80 Faculty MRS. MARY ALICE HANNON — English. MR. LEROY HARWELL — English; Basketball MRS. MARY HELEN HOOK — Practical Arts. MR JERRY JANCO — Librarian; Visual Aides; Camera Club. MRS. EMANDA JONES — English; Pomkats. MRS. JUANITA KEER — Science. MR BOB KING — Science. MRS. KATHY KOVACH — English. MR STEVE KUCER — Social Studies. MRS. FLORENCE KVARTA — Nurse; Health Careers. MRS MARY LACY — Business; Senior Qass Sponsor V Faculty 81 MR LAWRENCE LUNDGREN — Science Department Chairman; Sci-Math Club. MRS. MARGARET MERTENS — English Department Chairman. MRS. MARY ANN MOLCHAN — Senior Counselor; JNHS. MR. FRED MONBERG — Junior Counselor; Junior Class Sponsor. MRS. JANICE MONTGOMERY — French; Foreign Language Department Chairman. MR. RICHARD NAIDEN — Math. MRS. MARY NIXON — Math. MR. JULES PAPAIS — Science; H-Men. MR. WAYNE PECHER — Math Department Chairman; Athletic Treasurer. MR. JAMES QUALKINBUSH — Instrumental Music; Drill Team. MRS. THELMA RICE — Individual Instruction; Sign Language Club. 82 Faculty MRS. MARY ROBISON — English; Theatre. MR. JAMES RUF — Math; Chess Club; Golf. MR. GUS SCHISCHKA — Business Department Chairman. MR. TOM SCHWARTZ — German; Association Sponsor. MRS. DIANE SEEGERS — Spanish; Knitting and Crocheting Club. MR CHARLES SIZEMORE — Science. Relaxing from the hectic pace of the day, teachers utilize faculty lounge facilities during prep periods. MR. JEFF STODDARD — Math; Assistant Football; Assistant Baseball. MR. JAMES SODERQUIST — Social Studies Depan men t Chairman. MR. WILLIAM SLIVKA — English; Journalism; Quill and Scroll; Publications Adviser. Faculty 83 MR. WILLIAM STRATER — Social Studies; Baseball; Athletic Department Chairman. MRS. BERNA DEAN THOMAS — Practical Arts. Mr. Jules Papais helps out at basketball games. Anxiously watching, freshman basketball coach Mr. Tom Zasada looks on as freshman team performs on the court. 84 Faculty Mr. Nick Rompakis and Mrs. Mary Alice Hannon grade papers in the comfort of the teachers’ lounge. MRS ANNA URICK — Association Sponsor; French. MR ROBERT URICK — Math. MR. HERBERT WATTAM — Sophomore Counselor; NHS. MRS. JUDITH WILLIAMSON — Spanish. MRS. SALLY WOODRICK — Physical Education. MR. TOM ZASADA — Business; Frosh Football; Basketball. Faculty 85 Filling their positions at HHS, secretaries, cafeteria workers and maintenance performed necessary tasks during the day. Secretaries kept the main office in order by filing, sorting incoming and outgoing mail, typing and taking care of absentee lists. Janitors kept up the appearance and made repairs on the school building. Cafeteria workers served lunch, twice daily, for students and faculty. Preparing nutritious and satisfying meals, cooks worked morning hours while servers moved lines quickly and efficiently at lunch. SECRETARIES — Mrs. June Toren, Miss Elise Nance, Mrs. Dcvonia Vance, Mrs. Joan O ' Rourke. CAFETERIA STAFF — FRONT ROW: Maggie Maskovlich, Adelle Maury, Fran Tcssman, Liz Hunter, Ada Maddox. 2ND ROW: Fat Brock. Nancy Wallace, Joan Bittick, Maxine Roberts. Anna Carnett. Theresa Willoughby, Trudy Magliocca. 86 Adult Workers Adult workers fill positions, perform tasks Refilling shelves, Pat Brock replenishes stock. Cafeteri a workers prepare meals for lunch hours. Adult Workers 87 88 Studies UDIESSTUDIESSTUDIESSTUDIESSTUDIESSTU DIESSTUDIESSTUDIESSTUDIESSTUDIESSTUD Linguists perfect fo- reign dialects ' £ Mil DIRECTIONS During Spanish fiesta, instructor Mrs. Dianne Seegers models Mexican sombrero for students. Filling up plates of goodies, seniors Juanita Pollard and Denise Spisak participate in French Festival. Developing pronunciation and grammar skills, linguists practiced in classrooms and the language lab to perfect foreign dialects. French, German and Spanish language students used text and workbooks to improve reading and grammar skills and listened to tapes and films to better pronunciation and gain an understanding of the language. Reviewing corrections, teacher Mr. Tom Schwartz, looks over problem points with Ron Rybarczyk. 90 Foreign Language Staying after class, juniors Jeff Stevens and George Rubick discuss assignment with instructor Mr. Harwell. HHSers de- velop En- glish skills Developing speaking techniques, as well as writing and reading skills, HHSers took a variety of English courses. Basic English courses gave underclassmen an introduction to all phases of learning. Upperclassmen polished their writing skills in comp classes and studied American and world writings in literature courses. Journalism classes offered students an opportunity to learn the workings of a newspaper and yearbook with a chance of later gaining positions on Herald or Dunes staffs. Standing up front, junior Anrca Euccc reads aloud her composition to Comp S classmates. English 91 HHSers excel in department electives Offering individual challenge, computer math class prepares senior Bob Kaminsky for college calculus. Looking over algebra assignment, sophomore Keith Brown makes final corrections before turning in test. Finishing a sketch of a proof, sophomore Ron Rybarzyk works out a problem on the board 2nd hour. Consulting on geometry homework, sophomores John Moore and Mark Sokol use a calculator to get answers. Working with numbers and their theories, mathematicians” use graphs, formulas and computers to solve problems. Fulfilling graduating musts, HHSers chose from general math to algebra and geometry classes. Students wishing to continue in the department excelled in algebra-trigonometry courses. Advanced HHSers participated in computer math programs offered. Working with rational root theorom, senior Karl Schwartz studies problem during math analysis class. Math 93 As Mr. Harold Binkert lectures on world history events, sophomore class takes notes. Giving speech during Mr. Galosich’s government class, senior Mary Grandbois stresses point. 94 Social Studies Using blackboard to emphasize point, Mr. Frank Carroll instructs 2nd hour geography students. Students participate in required and elective courses Required and elective social science courses allowed students to study man in the past, present and future. History classes gave sophomores a look at the past cultures of world civilizations and juniors a look at the development of the United States. Seniors studied, in depth, the governmental and economic systems of the world. Psychology and sociology courses provided students with a better understanding of human behavior as an individual and as a society. Leading class in group discussion in U.S. History 1, junior Carolyn McKinney sits at podium. Social Science 95 Students prepare for jobs in business Preparing themselves for accounting, business and secretarial job opportunities, business students elected to take typing, shorthand, business management and clerical practice courses. General business courses offered students a basic understanding of business workings, while advanced classes made it possible for students to become proficient in specialized areas of the business world. Trying business technique on adding machine, junior Sue Jackson scans instructional manual. Students concentrate while working with adding machines during 5th hour clerical practice. 96 Business Improving their speed and accuracy, students during 2nd hour typing class practice their time writings. Students dis- cover theories, principles thru experiments Observing and drawing microscopic animals, Mrs. Keer’s biology class utilizes microscopes. Experimenting with acids, chemistry student Tim Hunt adds chemical to solvent to observe reaction. Going over experiments, Don Bittick and Russ Kowalisyn look through lab books. 98 Science Senior Faith Russert carefully dissects the spinal cord of the fetal pig while fellow classmates look on. HHSers developed a better understanding of the laws of nature through studying biological, physical and chemical sciences. Freshmen fulfilled state requirements of 2 semesters of life studies. Upperclassmen prepared for post- secondary education by taking electives of chemistry and physics. David Scott earned a blue ribbon in the Calumet Region Science Fair, becoming eligible to enter his project into national competition. Discussing topic, junior Sharon Baumgartner and David Scott review laboratory reports. Science 99 Students gain coordination, learn sports- manship Physical education courses taught coordination, sportsmanship and teamwork in gym and swimming classes. Fulfilling state requirements, students took a semester of gym and a semester of swimming at the HHS facilities. While attempting stunt on balance beam, freshman Jill Smith is carefully watched by spotters. Practicing trampoline skills, freshman Cindy Sebastycn takes turn jumping while fellow gymnasts spot. Bumping volley during Mrs. Sally Woodrick’s 3rd hour gym class, sophomore Linda Stigal! strives for point. Phys. Ed. 101 After taking roll call, teacher Mr. George Hall assigns freshman boys to swimming groups according to the students ' ability. Choral depart- ment performs, raises money Learning new scores, girls’ chorus goes over sheet music while Mrs. Buss plays out tune on the piano. During 2nd hour boys’ chorus members practice numbers for upcoming spring performance. GLEE CLUB — FRONT ROW: Melonia Maloeovich, Anita Benoit, Wanda Bruhn, Cynthia Montgomery. Kathy Kish. Mary Jo Hoole. 2ND ROW: Denise Litton. Linda Earl. Beverly Litton, Carolyn Lunsford. Karen McCoy, Cindy Meyers 3RD ROW: Lavada Spencer, Andrea Ginn. Martha Smith, Sarbara Jones, Dawn Spisak, Lori Cyr, Betsy Barney. 4TH ROW: Linda Partain, Gracia Allen, Mamanne Sostaric, Laura Creasbaum, Debbie Tharp, Laura Mauer. 5TH ROW: Jim Leisge. Jim Hendon. Frank Riccardo. Kerry Keith, Curtis Montgomery, Phill Lenzo. BACK ROW: Bret Dennis. Jim Schweisthal. Bob Donaldson. Phil Clanton. Danny Runyon. Shawn Lcaney, Jim Tobor. 1 02 Vocal Music Kicking up a storm, Dancing Girls” perform routine during program presented by the choral department. Practicing songs and melodies, learning words and music and performing numerous music programs, kept choral department members busy throughout the year. Concert Choir took on the project of a trip to Washington, D.C. to participate in America’s celebration of the bicentennial. Fund raising projects, aimed to help defer costs, included auditorium programs, selling shampoo and a faculty basketball toss. Members chosen for special groups met after school to learn added selections. Chansonettes, Madrigals, Men’s Ensemble and Boys’ and Girls’ Barbershop Quartets meant extra hours of work. CONCERT CHOIR — FRONT ROW: Debbie Cunningham, Juanita Pollard. Terra Barge, Lavctta Johnson. Andrea Euccc, Kathy Singer. Sheryl Lewis, Vicky Lenzo. 2ND ROW : Anna Cheatham. Kathy Pawenski. Beatriz Chapa. Rosemary Gonzalez. Georgia Sarivalas, Sioban Schuster, Jack Pearman. 3RD ROW: Cynthia Robinson, Avis Brown. Cindy Burns. Bill Van Natta, Casey Farell, Huey Cheung, John Chamberlain, Anthony Williams. tTH ROW: Faith Russert. Joyce Linos, Cynthia Spencer, Vicky Hendon. Celeste Spires, Cynthia Jordan, Dennis Jarrett. Jerry Jones. Dave Beshears. 5TH ROW Merri Beth Klein, Renee Richards, Lori Hershberger, Polly Greenwell, Mary Heller. Ken West, Theodore McClendon, Carlos Lugo. Dave Nondorf. STH ROW: Celia Willoughby. Miriam Floers. Cindy Adams. Donna Pawenski. Kathy Miller, Raymond Young. Dean Wantland. Kelvin Pennington. 6TH ROW: Ron Burton. Pattie Laramie. Joy Phil- lips, Suzce Gostylo, Dave Frew. Richard Jones, Ken Gibson. BACK ROW: Rondal Lane. Maureen Malloy. Carol Skzela, Donna Maucr, Gail Sebenste, Brian Kujawa, Rich Hudson, Kent Carter, Dave Purkcy. Standing in front of Concert Choir, director Mrs. Jaqucline Buss leads members in song. Vocal Music 1 03 GIRL’S BARBERSHOP QUARTET — Vicky Hendon, MEN’S ENSEMBLE — FRONT ROW: Huey Cheung. Anthony Williams. Carlos Lugo. 2ND ROW: Ken Gibson, Avis Brown, Joy Phillips, Donna Mauer. Dean Wantland. Kelvin Pennington. BACK ROW: Richard Hudson, Dave Beshears. C.H ANSON ETTES — FRONT ROW: Carol Studying music sheets, concert choirist senior Raymond Young, goes over material during 4th hour. Luncsford. Lori Hershberger. Debbie Cunningham. 2ND ROW: Celeste Spires, Laurie Cyr. Maureen Mal- loy. Donna Pawenski. 3RD ROW: Andrea Euccc, Karen McCoy, Betsy Barnet. BACK ROW: Anita Benoit, Lavetta Johnson. 104 Vocal Music MADRIGALS — FRONT ROW: Faith Russert, Cynthia Robinson, Joyce Linos, Juanita Pollard, Anna Cheatham, Cindy BOY’S BARBERSHOP QUARTET — Ron Burton, Adams, Miriam Flores. BACK ROW: Huey Cheung, Dave Perkey, Ron Lane, Dave Bcshears, Dennis Jarrett, Kelvin Pen- Theodore McClendon, Dennis Jarrett, Richard Jones, nington. Dean Wantland. Joining in to help out Concert Choir, Mr. Hugh Dawson shoots basketballs to raise money for D.C. trip. Performing in fund-raising programs, Ron Burton and Dave Nondorf participate in spring affair. Playing out tunes, pep band members help to charge up” home crowds at basketball games. Positioned in the middle of the football field, band mem- bers march out formations at halftime. Marching onto the field at halftime, or marching down Hohman Ave. in the Christmas Parade, the HHS band made its presence felt at games, auditorium sessions and the lower hall. Band members performed at games and pep sessions, providing music for the PomKats and entertainment for the audiences. Directed by Mr. James Qualkinbush, instrumentalists excelled. Capable students were chosen to perform in selected groups such as Stage Band, Pep Band and Color Guards. RAND — FRONT ROW: Wendi Tipton, Janet Hansen, Karen McCoy, Carla Peck, Jane Aubruner, Kathy Morton, She- ryl Bertel I, Carolyn McKinney. Cathy Van Natta, Phyllis Roden, Julie Stadnik. Sheri Wilson, Jane Overstreet. 2ND ROW: Bob Sutliff. Melba Fielder, Dinah Jarvis. Richard Sheebish, Debbie Soyring. Karen Okikich, Sue Pate, Tim Vick, Laura Ulrich, Laura Tapper, Laura Gordon, Mary Ellen Strouse, Ray Thcrcse, Mitchell Graska, Paul Carlisle, Cecil Lamp- kins, Huey Cheung, Walter Sablack, Mikell Graska, Pat Conroy, Laura Graska, Sherri Strange. BACK ROW: Dan Stern, Linda Crcasbaum, Linda Hunt, Jeff Ruckman, Anthony Williams, Dan Scott, Jim Kasper, Craig Langhor, Brian Ventimig- lia. Joanne Ingram. Jerry Yorek, Bill VanNatta. Karl Kish, Cindy Ingram, John Taylor, Steve Beczc. Jerry McFadden. Ellen Pcricak, Sue Lcimbach. Tom Creasbaum, Jim Qualkinbush. Gordon Bonham. Neil Holbrook. 106 Instrumental Music During auditorium program. Concert Band plays favorite selections for audiences. STAGE BAND — FRONT ROW: Jeff Ruckman. Joanne Ingram. Jim lee. Dan Stem, Dina Jarvis. Tim Vick. BACK ROW: Jim Qualkinbush. Sue Lcimbach. Tony Tanct. Laura Graska. Neil Holbrook. Leroy Lindsay, Ellen Pcrcak. Jim Kasper. Brian Kujawa, Kathy Norden, Paul Carlisle. Cecil Lampkins. Huey Cheung, Cindy Ingram. Bill Van Natta. Band mem- bers prac- tice, excel COLOR GUARD — Debbie Richwalski, Jim Kasper, Craig Langhor, Dee Ann Lear, Jim Qualkinbush, Neil Holbrook, Laura Graska. Instrumental Music 107 Practical and Industrial Arts develop skills HHSers developed practical and industrial arts skills in the facilities at HHS. Practical arts courses provided students with a chance to learn basic and advanced culinery and sewing skills. Family development courses gave students an insight into family relations and their problems. Industrial arts proved a stepping stone for many students to be utilized in future college and technical courses, as well as apprenticships. Classes offered a basic learning of working with woods, metals, electricity, and drafting. Finishing her pants in advanced clothing, sophomore Michelle Perdue steam presses the darts. Setting table. Foods I students Latanya Warner. Sylvella Jelks. Carol Smith prepare for a meal. Following markings carefully, senior seamstress Cynthia Madden cuts out her next pattern. 1 08 Practical Arts Using slide rule, mechanical drawing student Chuck Haehnel drafts on lines as partner Bill Daniels observes. Preparing mechanical drawing assignment, senior Mary During electricity class, students assemble AC-DC motors in the workshop. Grandbois follows directions. Industrial Arts 1 09 During Mr. Ray Ball’s Art 1 class, students work as a group constructing papier-mache masks. Working diligently, senior George Gutierrez completes assignments during an class on a table loom. Constructing animal head, Vcranica Vera applies colorful paints during 1st semester art class. Talents pro- duce creative, unique works Creative and unique artworks made by HHSers were viewed by the entire student body in the Art Department’s gallery outside classrooms. Students studied shape, form and color, among other things, to perfect their artistry. Talents emerged as artists” expressed themselves in their works. z Ph Ph Z X W m Ph O 52 z Z 55 w O P h 7 PLh H z X W in plh O 5 S z 55 w PLh Ph SC o z z w 00 |2 h o z c X Z v? w O Ph 7- Ph e z X W K m O Z z w Oh PLh SC in O Z z w PLh Oh K !73 o z z w PLh PLh ffi C 3 O ASSOCIATION OFFICERS — Kevin Rice; recorder. Bill Brahos; president. For the 1st time in HHS history, a student served his 2nd term in office. Last year’s recorder Bill Brahos served as president, Seniors Dewey Hunter and Kevin Rice filled vice-president and recorder, respectively. Association celebrated Homecoming Week by sponsoring a hayride, tug-of-war contests, half time festivities and a soc-hop. A Winter formal highlighted the Christmas vacation. Mini-courses were replaced with a monthly Special Events Day. HHS also sponsored an Idea Exchange Night with regional high school governments. ASSOCIATION CABINET — Bill Brahos, Dewey Hunter, Kevin Rice, Mr. Tom Schwartz, Mrs. Anna Urick, Francie Pouch, Trisha Krysa, Gail Hilbrich, Gordon Bonham. During homeroom, association officers and cabinet members meet with sponsors Mr. Tom Schwartz and Mrs. Anna Urick to discuss upcoming school activities. Portraying Washington crossing the Delewarc, Hammond High Association participates in Christmas Parade. Association sponsors spe- cial events STUDENT LEADERSHIP — Jack Schlcsinger. HOUSE REPS. — Eddie Caudi llo, Joe Knoerzer, Jane Etter. Diane Hanas. Susie Pate, Ellen Pericak, Wanda London, Beatrice Davis. 2ND ROW: Perry Keilman. Lori Goins. Sheri Strange. Mary Alcanter. Laura Creasbaum, Sheri Melton, Wendy Pate. Pam Duke, Andrea Rich, Jane Schroeder. 3RD ROW: Kim Ross, Dan Russert, Chris Gajewski. Robert Gutierrez, Donna Maurer, Kathe Miller, Carol Skzela, Patrice Malloy, Mark Nottolli, Ralth Rodriguez. BACK ROW: Bob Donel son, Joel Roper, Benny Reynolds, Brett Dennis, Joy Phillips. Maureen Malloy. Gary Pinkowski, Mark Power, Bill Mulholland. Association 1 1 5 Staffers pu- blish Dunes, capture ' 76 memories Dunes staffers worked long hours to put together a quality yearbook that would capture 76 memories for HHSers. Special features in the 76 issue included eight pages of color with pictures of local bicentennial celebrations scattered over spreads. The Dunes was printed by Taylor Publishing Co. and photographs were taken by Bodie Studios. During annual end of the year picture sale, Paul Smith sorts thru pictures to find familiar faces. Discussing spread, editor Christine Carras requests shots from photographer Jim Whitfield. Inserting dummy” sheets into planner, staffers Bob Lambert and Kevin Clark use student list to prepare index. 116 Dunes DUNES — Tammy Rardin, Nancy Laskarin, Melissa Penrod, Diane Hanas, Mary Krupinski, Cindy Adams, Teresa Mcrch, Christine Carras, Gayle Pavlovick, Francie Pouch, Trisha Krysa, Joanne Grant, Leroy Lindsay, Jim Whitfield, Cindy Juskiw, Tom Keough. Looking through folder, assistant editor Teresa Merch discusses ad contract with business manager Gayle Pavlo- vick. Dunes 1 1 7 Inflation hits staff; Herald goes tri-weekly Rising costs of printing and student disinterest prompted staffers to publish HERALD tri-weekly, rather than traditional bi-weekly schedule. Hoping to gain additional knowledge and tricks of the trade” 1976-77 editorial staff was enstated at the beginning of 2nd semester. Former senior journalists served as consultants. HERALD STAFF — BOTTOM ROW: Theresa Jones, Pam Brown, Shelly Blaemire, Karen Schwartz. 2ND ROW: Vearleane Spencer, Jim Mcrch, Debbie Cunningham. Cindy Juskiw, Tom Keough. 3RD ROW: Andrea Chintis, Ruth Schlesinger, Bob Lambert, Dave Par- ker, Trisha Krysa, Francie Pouch. TOP ROW: Jim Wh ' tfield, Joanne Grant, Leroy Lindsey. Pointing out an appropriate scene, senior Joanne Grant aids her co-worker, photographer Leroy Lindsey. Mr. Bill Slivka assists staff members Mary Krupinski and Jim Mcrch with HERALD layout. 118 Herald Gaining latest golf news, David Parker notes Mr. Jim Ruf’s quotes for use in PERSPECTIVE column. Spotting error in sports copy, co-editor Trisha Krysa explains proofreading marks to reporter Tom Keough. Displaying most recent HERALD on bulletin board, co-editor Francie Pouch tacks issue for future use. Busily typing football data, sports editor Cindy Juskiw attempts to meet story deadline. Herald 1 1 9 ' Rahs ' lead crowds in yells, cheer Cats to win Temporarily put out of action by a twisted ankle. Varsity Willie Candy Tebo cheers from the sidelines. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS — Cindy Adams, Denise Spisak, Laurie Cyr, Candy Tebo, Anna Cheatham, Mary Stadnik, Terra Barge. r . Executing techniques learned At homecoming game, B-team rahs,” Cynthia Mont- gomery and Leslie Kutchin spread enthusiasm to crowd. 1 20 Cheerleaders at camp, rah-rahs” lead crowd in cheers to boost team morale. At the stan of the game, varsity cheerleaders stand at attention during the NATIONAL ANTHEM. Game after game, match after match, Hammond High rahs” cheered the Wildcats on to victory. Various fund-raising projects made it possible for varsity cheerleaders to attend the Dynamic Cheerleading Association summer camp at Valparaiso University. Techniques learned at camp were utilized during sporting events. Hours of after-school practice showed in executed mounts and precision timed movements on the fields, courts and sidelines. B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS — Cynthia Montgomery, Cynthia Gates, Valerie Banks, Leslie Kutchin, Mary Krupinski. Cheerleaders 1 21 Groups per- form preci- sion routines Juniors Vearlene Spencer and Diane Lopez anxiously PomKats perform out on the floor during halftime to the tune of The Rose of Washington Square” at home game, await their cue to start performance. POMKATS — FRONT ROW: Suzee Gostylo, Cindy Jordan, Debra Tharp, Libby Vela, Melba Fielder. 2ND ROW: Participating in homecoming festivities, PomKats enter- Maria Jusko, Sharon Baumgartner, Kathy Pawenski, Juanita Pollard, Diane Lopez, Jane Luncsford, Cindy Juskiw, Sher tain halftime audience with The Sting.” Melton. 1 22 PomKats DRUM MAJORETTE — Sheri Strange. DRILL TEAM — Wendy Haskell, Nancy Laskarin, DcAnn Lear, Debbie Richwalski, Judy Keilman, Terri Hel ton, Sarah Strange. Marching through downtown Hammond. HHS Drill Team leads the Chamber of Commerce annual Christmas Parade. Drill Team, Majorette 1 23 Statisticians record data Sacrificing personal time, statisticians, mat maids and swim team timers aided coaches and athletes in their respective sports. Electing club officers, wrestling and swimming assistants met during regular club period. Varsity basketball stat-cats” journeyed to Lebanon for Christmas holiday tournaments. MAT MAIDS — FRONT ROW: Mary Jo Hoolc, Laura Jakish. Toni Seidcntopf, Anita Benoit, Aimcc Andree, Kathy Singer 2nd ROW: Beverly Meyers, Gayle Pavlovick. Rose Garcia, Katie Kcough, Ann Kcough, Linda Creasbaum, Mary Beth Klein. BACK ROW: Glynda Cooper, Colleen Owens, Pam Robinson, Gracia Allen, Cathy Doolin, Carla Peck, Laura Creasbaum. Wanda London. SWIM TEAM TIMERS — FRONT ROW Wendy Reed, Wendi Tipton, Kaye Kovach, Donna Pupsicwicz, Juli Stadnik, Helen Bachc. 2nd ROW: Tracy Martinez, Angie Alcante, Linda Hurt, Kathy Kish, Jane Abruner, Veronica Lugo. 3rd ROW: Laura Ullrich, Patty Prograr. Cindy Rector, Phyllis Roden, Mariann Sostaric, Nancy Rittcnhouse. BACK ROW: Celeste Davis, Lisa Ferree, Mary Ellen Strouscr, Sue Hohenbergcr, Karen Schwartz, Debbie Soyring, Kim Whalin. FOOTBALL STATISTICIANS — Francic Pouch, Trisha Krysa. 1 24 Statisticians Awaiting diving competition, swim team timers and freshman cheerleaders relax with friends on bleacher. B-TEAM BASKETBALL STATISTICIANS — Ruth Schle singer, Bobbi Venzke and Maureen Malloy. BAT-GIRLS — Trisha Krysa and Francie Pouch. VARSITY BASKETBALL STATISTICIANS — Debbie Sokol. Trisha Krysa and Patrice Malloy. 1 25 Statisticians Clubs offered students the opportunities to expand their interests and excel in a number of activities, otherwise not included in the school curriculum. HHSers involved themselves in groups affiliated with the entire community as well as school-orientated clubs. Clubs met twice monthly to plan activities, travel on field trips and meet with speakers on a number of topics. All clubs met with the purpose of perpetuating an insight to the individual and focusing on an awareness of his surroundings. 1 26 Clubs LANGUAGE CLUB OFFICERS — Mrs. Montgomery, Olivia Garcia, Faith Russert, Andrea Kujawa. Going over problems introduced during Math Club period, Mr. Gene Baron helps members out with exercise. MATH CLUB — FRONT ROW: Chris Morfas. Leslie Kutchin. Marianne Sostaric, Tony Krupinski. 2nd ROW: David Barnes. Jim Kovach. Kay Kovach. Donna Waterman. Debbie Soyring. BACK ROW: Gary Duncanson. Mr. Gene Baron. David Scott. Robbie Frazier. Tim Bradley. John Creasbaum. Bob Martin. Mr. James Ruf. Clubs provide school, com- munity in- volvement CHESS CLUB — Jim Kasper, Bob Kaminsky, Mr. Wayne Pecher, Dean Mosca, Roger McCallister. Clubs 127 CLASSICAL MUSIC CLUB — FRONT ROW: Sam Hutton, Kevin McMahon, Tim Weigand, David Brich. 2nd ROW: Sponsor, Mr. Robert Urick, Isker Frank, Kathie Nordon. Rick Rahn, Leroy Lindsay. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB — FRONT ROW: Debra Duncanson. Samone Fortenberry. BACK ROW: Mr. Jerry Janco, Frank Magliocca. Brian Ventimiglia, Mr. Ray Ball. Jfc Learning to adjust camera. Photo Club members Jim Salas and Tom Dann watch sponsor Mr. Ray Ball. Traveling out to the parking lot during club period. Transportation Club members Tim Ginther and John Egnatz look beneath school bus hood. Clubs 129 Trying to improve typing skills, Pat Cawthron offers assistance to fellow club member Debra Boyd in Office Study. Office Study Club gave business students an opportunity to further advance their clerical, secretarial and business skills. 1 30 Clubs H-MEN’S COUNCIL — Bruce Smith, Bob Kitchcll, Cole Butler, Mr. Tom Zasada, Matt Markovich, Dennis Jarrett, Richard Hudson, Mr. Candiano, Jim Munoz, Ken Gibson. Raising money for club activities, sophomore Sharon Williams sells goodies after school for Human Relations Club. After passing out sheets, Mrs. Thelma Rice goes over hand signals and use of the fingers during Sign Language Club. Clubs 131 Working on various projects, members chatted while Using club period to build muscles, gain strength, athletes and non-athletes took their turn lifting weights, knitting or crocheting newly learned stitches. 1 32 Clubs DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS — Angela Richardson, Audrey Chambliss, Tommy Franks, Miss Anderson, Jackie Sims. THESPIAN AND STAGE CREW — FRONT ROW: Kathy Kearney, Amy Danscisak, Karen Schwartz, Renee Rich- ards.Joy Phillips. Sue Hohcnbcrgcr. 2ND ROW: Kathy Van Natta. Patti Progar, Leslie Kutchin. Merri Klein, Mrs. Mary Robison 5RD ROW: Jack Pearman. Janet Brcu, Celeste Spires, Andrea Eucce. Iskar Franks, Karl Schwartz. Dave Ball. Bob Donelson. Jon Schrcder. Bret Dennis. Bill Van Natta. BACK ROW: Tom Kearney , Bill Jassman. Dave Purkey. Clubs 1 33 Contributions recognized with honoraries For accomplishments earned as HHSers, faculty and administration members recognized students with awards and memberships to honorary organizations. Graduating 1st and 2nd in the senior class, Suzee Gostylo and Debbie Sokol were named valedictorian and salutatorian, respectively. Gostylo was also selected as the Betty Crocker Award winner and reached National Merit Finalist status. Rudy Chapa was voted by faculty and administration as the 1st male recipient of the DAR. Contributions made to HHS and academic proficiency played roles in selecting students to the National Honor Society. Sophomores displaying the same qualities were elected to the Junior National Honor Society. Eight members of publications staffs received membership into Quill and Scroll, a national honorary society for excelling high school journalists. Preparing for French 7 skit. National Honor Society members Maureen Malloy and Maria Jusko share ideas. BETTY CROCKER WINNER AND NATIONAL QUILL AND SCROLL — BOTTOM ROW: Teresa Merch, Leroy Lindsay. 2nd ROW: Christine MERIT FINALIST — Suzee Gostylo. Carras, Trisha Krysa, Gayle Pavlovick, Debbie Sokol. Francie Pouch. TOP ROW: David Parker. 1 34 Student Honors JR. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY — FRONT ROW: Renee Richards, Irma Medrano, Sherri Strange, Deb- bie Cunningham. 2nd ROW: Merri Beth Klein, Kathy Singer, Julie Sachs, Rocky Bastin, Jane Etter. Siobhan Shuster, Connie Eliou, Wendi Tipton. 3rd ROW: Tony Krupinski, Celeste Spires, Lori Hershberger. Cathy Nor- din, Ellen Pericak. Mary Stadnik. Sharon Baumgartner, Becky Hoeft, Steve Pylypczak. 4th ROW: Andrea Eucce, Donna Pawenski, Melissa Penrod, Jane Aubruner, Andrea Chintis, Wendy Pate, A1 Reba. 5th ROW: John Cham- berlain, Pat Harris, John Lawvcre, Cynthia Spencer, Cynthia Jordan. Susan Jackson, Joyce Cave, Scott Cornell, Rick Bell. 6th ROW: Tina Plinski, John Foster, Eric Huebner, Dan Russert, Tim Bradley, David Punill. 7th ROW: Diane Roach, Tim Sporer, Dave Scott, Bob Martin, Mike Vanco, Dave Koch, Jo el Roper, Harold Shelton. VALEDICTORIAN — Suzee Gostylo SALUTATORIAN — Debbie Sokol DAR WINNER — Rudy Chapa NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY — FRONT ROW: Tony Williams, Sue Nellett. Laura Graska. Maria Jusko Vickie Lenzo. Debbie Sokol. 2nd ROW: Dave Brich, Suzee Gostylo, Faith Russert. Francic Pouch, Kathy Pawcn ski, Trisha Krysa. 3rd ROW: Rick Solan, Dean Mosca, Bill Brahos, Pat Sims. Dave Parker, Don Bittick, Joy Phil lips, 4th ROW : Kelvin Pennington, Kevin Rice. Maureen Malloy. Donna Maurer, Kathy Miller. Libby Vela Christine Carras. BACK ROW: Jack Schlesipger, Bob Kaminsky. Brian Kuiawa. Karl Schwartz. Dewey Hunter Huey Cheung. Gordon Bonham. Student Honors 1 35 Improving science, math and language studies, summer instituters traveled to colleges and foreign countries to perfect skills. Indiana University Language Honors Program sent HHSers to Germany for the summer months. Students lived with families and learned up close about Germany and its people. Honor science and math students traveled to Indiana State University and Rose Hulman University Institutes. Attending boys’ and girls’ state, students elected by the faculty learned the workings of the government at Indiana University. I.U. FOREIGN LANGUAGE PROGRAM — Joy Phillips and Suzee Gostylo. I ' ASt ' - t,t) .7 j t aS y fry ROSE HULMAN UNIVERSITY ENGINEERING INSTITUTE — Kevin Johnson and Bob Kaminsky. 1 36 Summer Institutes INDIANA STATE UNIVERSITY SCIENCE INSTITUTE — Dianne Lock, Faith Russert, Don Bittick. Instituters travel to improve skills Summer Institutes 1 37 Aides, assis- tants pro- vide help MONITORS — FRONT ROW: Tom Klassen, Georgia Johnsen, Joe Etter. 2nd ROW: Pete Sakelaris, Karl Kish. 3rd ROW: Ron Burton, Ken Brcu. Steve Hilbrich. BACK ROW: Lawrence Gonzalez. Rondal Lane, Lee Frank. LIBRARY AIDES — FRONT ROW: Jennifer Misner, Venessa Gwathney, Dawn Croach, Becky Cole, Wanda Kaminski BACK ROW: Ed Magallaney. Carolyn Burgan, Linda Hellems. Mrs. Mary Smith, Lynn Nystram. Bar- nara Morris. LANGUAGE LAB ASST. — FRONT ROW: Judy Grant, Susan Nellctt, Laura Jakush, Debbie Cunningham. BACK ROW: Joanne Grant, Ray Chambers, Ron Ramos, Greg Runyun. 1 38 Aides OFFICE AIDES — FRONT ROW: Debbie Tharp. Linda Partain, Juanita Pollard. Pam Brown, Charmainc Swcczul. 2nd DEAN ' S AIDES Sue Hohenbergcr. Terry Kiv.cc ROW: Pat Cawthron, Vicky Lcnzo, Gail Pavlovic, Phyllis Roberson, Cynthia Jordan. 3rd ROW: Julie Nawracaji. Rose- mary Gonzalez, Seneta Woolcy, Jennifer Misncr. BACK ROW : Rhonda Lane, Sue Medrano, Kathy Kish, Frances Can- non. Lending a helping hand, monitors, aides and assistants found gratifeation in serving others. Monitors collected pink slips and kept halls clear during the day, while dean’s aides filed papers and sent out slips for Mr. Bernie Krueger. Language lab assistants played tapes, monitored listening devices that HHSers used for foreign language study and practice. Library aides sent out notices, shelved, filed and stamped reference materials. Office aides kept track of absentees, tallied pink slips and answered phones in the main office. BOOKSTORE AIDES — FRONT ROW: Bridget Laramie. Pat Thcrault, Dawn Ellis. 2nd ROW: Vanessa Valdez, Gail Spcary, Bcv Litton. Dcde Bailey, Mrs. Irene Kucer, Stephanie Perdue. 3rd ROW: Karen Shumway. Pam Brown, Laura Jallo. 4th ROW: Mikell Graska, Debbie Tharp. Laura Mauer. Aides 1 39 1 40 Sports C 5 H P 4 O Oh C 5 c 5 H 04 O Oh c 5 c 5 H 0 O P H H 0 O £h C 5 C 5 H 04 O PLh C 5 C 5 H 04 o PLh C 5 C 2 H H 04 PSh O o Oh PLh C 5 C 5 C 5 C 5 H H 04 04 O O Oh Oh C 5 C 5 C 5 C 5 H H 04 O O Oh Oh C 5 C 5 C 5 C 5 H H 0 04 O O PLh Oh C 5 C 5 C 5 C 5 H H 0 04 O O PLh PLh C 5 C 5 C 5 C 5 H H 04 0 O o PLh Oh C 5 C 5 Gridmen end season 5 - 5 , gain All-Conference status Wildcat gridmen compiled a 5-5 record to conclude the ’75 season. Seniors Mike Tapper and Bruce Smith received All-Conference status as defensive backs. Senior Tom Keough made All- Conference 1st string as a defensive lineman. Voted by players, Smith was tabbed Most Valuable Back; Dave Nondorf, Most Valuable Lineman; Tom Burgess, Most Improved; and Keough, Head Hunter Award. Ken Gibson, John Koonce, Arece Hampton, Smith and Tapper were given Outstanding Player honors for games. FOOTBALL — FRONT ROW: Ken Gibson, Mike Tapper, Jack Lewis, Bruce Smith, Stan King. 2nd ROW: Ron Lane, Joe Etrer, Arece Hampton, Tom Keough, John Chasclcvris, Tom Burgess, Lawrence Gonzalez, John Kooncc, Marty Del- Rio, Ted McClendon, Jerry Jones. 3rd ROW: Rick Marks, Jeff Stevens, Ralph Rodrieguez, Dave Borbcly, Jeff Ruckman, Dave Nondorf, O’ncal Hampton, Bob Wagner, John Davis, Jim Merch. 4th ROW: Paul Fitzpatrick, Scott Bishop, Mike Gootee, John Okichich, Steve Hilbrich, Jim Schwcisthal, Gary Cleveland, Bob Donelson, Shawn Leeny, Jim Lcisge, John Markovich, Bob Okichich. 5th ROW : Tom Zasada, Jim Shear, George Hall, Jeff Stoddard, coaches. Leaping into the air downfield, senior Kenneth Gibson beats out opponent to receive a pass. m Parents of football players talk while waiting to walk out on the field during parents night Executing play, fullback Mike Tapper attempts to slip around Noll defenders for extra yardage 1 42 Football % X Freshman Wildcats ended the gridiron season with a perfect 7-0 slate, while being scored upon only 3 times for 22 points. For the first time in last 6 years, Wildcats lead by Tom Zasada, obtained the Lake Shore Conference Championship. With 10 touchdowns and 5 touchdown passes. Tommy Franks shared the Most Valuable Back award with Pete Korellis, who scored 9 touchdowns and threw 1 touchdown pass. Conference championship was decided by the last contest of the season when the Cats stopped the then undefeated Clark Pioneers. Wildcats trailed 8-0 at halftime but rallied in the 3rd quarter to push the score to 12-6. With 4:05 left in the 4th stanza, the Cat defense caused their opponent to fumble. Five plays later, Terry Dilbeck recorded the game winning touchdown with 2:50 remaining on the clock. Waiting center snap, freshman quarterback checks Tech’s defense before calling signals. Freshman Tommy Franks meets stiff resistance from Tech tacklers as Lee Tharp attempts to throw a block. 144 Freshman Football FROSH FOOTBALL — FRONT ROW: Charles Talifcro, Dan Markovich, Barry Ovary. Darell Elms, Ed Caudillo. 2nd ROW: John Krupinski, Jeff Vaux, Israel Quiroz, Chris Hernandez. Mike Salazar, Ed Parkiman. 3rd ROW: Asst Coach John George. Steve Stafford, Greg Wilxicon, Matt Vela, Mike Oliver, Terry Dilbeck, Terry Markward. Paul Tancrcdi. Jesse Escamilla. Coach Tom Zasada. 3th ROW: Mike Enright, Tim Maul. Paul Runyon. Benji Cowart, Scot Parrish. Jim Hilbrich. Dave Gonzalez. BACK ROW: Pete Kotellis. Robin Ledbetter, Lee Tharp, Mark Nagy. Lew Andrews. Brian Van Sickle. Jim Golgart. Freshman gridder Lee Tharp receives play from assistant football coach John George during game. Frosh end sea- son undefeated, gain LSC Title 145 Frosh Israel Quiroz takes out time from game to get advice from Coach Tom Zasada at conference game Running against Gavit, Junior varsity x-countriers pass halfway mark of the course. Under the leadership of departing coach Dan Candiano, the x-country squad finished the season with an unmarred slate of 9-0, paving the way for the conference title. HHS harriers posted 38 consecutive dual meet victories over a 3 year span. Gaining national prominence for his 8:51 two mile run, senior Rudy Chapa highlighted the ’75 campaign by claiming yet another state title. His time of 8:57 remains in the record books as the fastest 2 Vi mile run in state final competition. N CROSS COUNTRY Date HHS Opp. 9 2 Munster 21 34 JI 18 Tech 13 40 EC Roosevelt 13 40 9 20 New Prairie 3rd 9 23 Morton 22 33 Bishop Noll 21 35 9 25 Clark 16 40 Whiting V 50 9 27 Highland Invit. 2nd Wk 10 4 Hobart Invit. 3rd Manchester Invit. 3th 10 7 EC Washington 13 43 Gavit 13 43 Warming up before the race, senior harriers Rudy Chapa. Dave Parker and Gordon Bonham run around Harrison Park. 1 46 Cross Country Harriers go undefeated; Finishing grueling run, harrier Leland Grace enters the CROSS COUNTRY — FRONT ROW: Rudy Chapa, Bob Gutierrez, Jerome Montgomery, Leland Grace, Ed Schuster, chute in conference competition. BACK R ( ) W : Gordon Bonham, Dave Parker, Coach Dan Candiano, Dewey Hunter, Bill Mulholland. Mass confusion typifies participants start of cross country invitational tournament at Turner Park. Cross Country 1 47 Girls compete, place 5th in sectionals Competing in their 1st year, the girls tennis team produced a record of 1-4. The team, consisting of 10 girls and coached by Mr. Hugh Dawson placed 5th in sectionals. Standing behind the base line, Renee Richards uses her forehand to return opponent’s volley. GIRL’S TENNIS — STANDING: Julie Sachs, Mary Klein, Kathy Georegacakes, Renee Richards, Kathy Singer. SIT- TING: Brenda Bums, Susie Pate. Stretching high for more force, Mary Beth Klein delivers serve in conference meet at Harrison courts. 1 48 Girl’s Tennis Putting his whole body into the shot. Don Bittick makes his return from well behind the base line. Reaching with racket. Bob Kitchell meets opponent’s return midcourt with a backhand volley. ' Racketeers ' finish 7-3, 2nd in LSC Varsity racketeers netted a 7-3 record and finished 2nd in Lake Shore Conference competition. Led by the coaching of Mr. Hugh Dawson, tennis players defeated Whiting in first round sectional play, only to be outdone by Crown Point 4-1. Tennis 1 49 B-ballers play for new coach Under the leadership of lst-season coach, Mr. Leroy Harwell, Wildcat basketball teamsters concluded the year with an 8-12 record. In the 20 game campaign, senior guard Richard Hudson led the squad in total points. Hudson popped in 380 points, followed by senior forward Kevin Richwalski with 305. Forward senior Sam Hutton and junior Joel Roper contributed 173 points each. Dominating the boards for HHS, Richwalski grabbed 195 rebounds. Roper pulled down 164 caroms. Pacing the team at the free throw line, Hudson shot a .757 percentage. From the field, Roper took top honors with a .513 shooting average. Hudson and senior guard Dennis Jarrett acted as top thieves of the season with 24 and 22 steals, respectively. Jarrett passed off 146 times to lead in assits, while Hudson aided teammates 109 times. Wildcat cagers averaged 61.5 points per game, while allowing opponents 68.8 points. In sectional competition, senior guard Richard Hudson attempts to move past Morton opponents. Shooting from inside the lanes, junior forward Joel Roper tries for a 2-pointer against Clark. 1 50 Varsity Basketball At the Civic Center. Sam Huton feeds to teammate Kevin Richwalski near the Hammond hoop. VARSITY BASKETBALL — Asst. Coach John George. Dennis Jarrett, Ken Gibson, Ron Howard. Rich Hudson, Sam Hutton, Dave Koch. Kevin Richwalski. Joel Roper. Paul Tharp, DeWayne Catteledge, Larry Mabry, Coach Leroy Har well. First season coach, Mr. Leroy Harwell, debenches to instruct starting quintet on play execution. Being guarded by Washington opponents, senior center Kevin Richwalski jumps up high for two points. Ignoring Washington ' s Drake Morris, senior forward Sam Hutton jumps to grab rebound. With teammates and foes watching, junior forward Joe! Roper leaves the f loor for board. Meeting the challenge of Washington ' s defense, senior guard Dennis Jarrctt looks for outlet. Basketball 151 At the Cat ' s den. sophomore JV center Terry Motley avoids foe in hope of completing shot. FRQSK BASKHTBALI. Date 11 26 12 1 M0 j D Horace Mann Lake Central , the HH S g 44 39 12 4 Clark 67 39 12 9 Gary Roosevelt 66 69 12 11 Tech 48 35 12 17 Gavit 57 34 12 19 Highland 32 34 1 6 Bishop Noll 50 40 1 8 EC Roosevelt 38 30 1 14 EC Washington 45 72 1 15 Morton 48 ■28 1 21 Whiting 34 24 1 24 Michigan City 36 38 1 26 Munster 46 ?i 1 30 Calumet 52 28 1 31 2 18 Mcrriville Morton x 50 31 2 21 Bishop Noll 53 34 EC Roosevelt 34 Viewing contest from bench, junior varsity roundballcrs watch teammates battle conference opponents. FROSH BASKETBALL — FRONT ROW: Rick Jones. Erskine Farris, Keith Smith, Keith A. Smith, Greg Williams. Jesse Escamillo. 2nd ROW: Mgr. Jim Golgart. Tom Franks, Charles Talifero. Pete Korellis, Craig Dent, Jim Mazur, Pete DelRio, Roosevelt King, Mgr. Gerard Silva. BACK ROW: Chuck Johnsen. Ray Young, Jim Lewis, Brian Weems. Lee Tharp. Lew Andrews, Robin Ledbetter, Coach Tom Zasada. After nearing basket, frosh B” team member guard Erskine«Farris goes up for a two-point jumper. 1 52 B-Team Frosh Basketball B-TEAM BASKETBALL Hobart Griffith Munster Gavit Valporaiso Lake Central I-cw Wallace Bishop Noll McElston Clark EC Washington Whiting Morton Tech EC Roosevelt Highland Andrean Gary Roosevelt X Pumping past Clark Pioneer foe. sophomore Mike Archibald concentrates on dribbling toward the basket. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL — Jerry Jones. Manager; Lee Frank. Mark Broholm, Mike Archibald. A1 Rcba, Pete Peterson, Jerry Howe, Manager. BACK ROW: Tony Davis, Manager; Mike Lightsey. George Lconakis. Terry Motly, Mike Vanco, Cliff Sangster, Mr. John George. Coach K JHL . | K wj aJS ft ' „f . iMv T PU T.’ IV MR Freshmen, JVers see b-ball action Wildcat freshman roundballers, led by lst- season coach Mr. Tom Zasada, ended the sea son 15-6. Tire young Cats took 2nd in the Lake Shore Conference Freshman Championship Tournament. High scorer of the freshman squad was forward James Lewis, tossing in 245 points. Guard Tom Franks followed, accumulating 187 points. Lewis and center Lee Tharp provided board strength. Lewis muscled 134 rebounds while Tharp rose for 130. Top thief of season was Franks. Franks stole the ball 67 times. Franks also led in assists with 83 passoffs. Lewis, Franks, Tharp and Pete Korellis earned JV dressings during the 2nd portion of the ’75-’76 campaign. Junior Varsity, instructed by promoted freshman coach Mr. John George, finished the season 9-9. Leading the JV offensive efforts was sophomore Cliff Sangster with 157 points, followed by sophomore Terry Motley’s 92 tallies. In freshman btcan competition, center Brian Weems steadies himself at tl™ charity strips. B -Team, Frosh Basketball 1 53 Attempting to be 1 st into water, Hammond High varsity swimmers and opponents leave starting blocks. Watching diving competition, swimming coach Bob Dennis and judges rate diver ' s performance. SWIMMING — FRONT ROW: Cindy Meyers, Erin Conley, Francine Fletcher, Patty Lunesford, Cathy Salyer. Sandy Anguiano, Virginia Zebracki. SECOND ROW: Tom Kuhn, Mitchell Grasha, Lee Tapper, Charles Smallman, Larry lee, Steve Bell, Ken Mulholland, Jerry MeFadden, Barry Emigh, (Manager) Bill Sassman THIRD ROW: Pete Sakelaris, Rick Bell, Dan Austgen, Harold Therault, Terry Conley, Dave Mul- holland, John Moore, Craig Langhor, A1 Kuhn, Karl Kish, Mr. Bob Dennis, coach. 1 54 Swimming SWIMMING Date HHS Opp. 11 20 Highland 84 88 11 25 Valpo 90 80 12 4 Tech 95 77 12 6 Munster 1st 12 9 Morton 95 72 12 11 Crown Point P 101 71 12 13 Culver Military £ % 81 12 18 Portage 101 71 12 26 Mcrriville 1 4th 1 6 Bishop Noll f 90 82 1 8 Griffith 93 79 1 9 Gary West 89 75 1 14 Michigan City 94 78 1 15 Gavit 116 56 1 22 Lowell 97 75 1 24 Mcrriville 58 25 1 26 Muncie North 63 20 1 26 Gary Wirt 88 53 Catfish tie for LSC crown, take 2nd in sectional Tying for 1st in Lake Shore. Catfish won 12 and lost 4 during ’76 season. Led by Mr. Bob Dennis, voted sectional coach of the year, swimmers placed 2nd during sectional competition and took 1st in a victory against Munster in the Munster Relays. Adding to point total, swimmers compete in 100-yard butterfly, while spectators look During 132 lb. match, senior Lawrence Gonzalez tries to take down opponent in conference match. Sophomore John Taylor wrestling in the 98 pound weight class raises hand in victory tournament. B-TEAM WRESTLING — FRONT ROW: Jeff Ruck- man, Ralph Rodriguez, Jim Merch, Dave Borbcrly, Scott Parish, Tony Manedang. BACK ROW: Coach Mike Fendley, John Okikich, Jim Mosca, Phil Lenzo, Wilbur Jones, Kerry Keith, Bob Kitchcll, Danny Strode. Junior grappler Terry Glover attempts leg split against East Chicago Washington opponent. 1 56 Wrestling Attempting to throw in legs for figure-four body ride, senior Thomas Keough applies pressure on opponent. Wrestling against Clark opponent, senior Arece Hampton applies guillotine during HHS conference meet. Li — i — 1_ 1- g : a Grapplers take 2nd in L5C; nine go to regionals Ending 76 season with an 8-2 record. Wildcat wrestlers placed 2nd in the LSC and 2nd in the LSC tourney. Grapplers took 2nd in state sectionals with 9 men advancing to regionals, where HHS placed 4th. HHS also took 4th in the Wildcat Invitational and 3rd in Northwood Tourney. Placing 1st in Wildcat Tourney were Cole Butler and O’Neal Hampton while John Taylor took 2nd. Hampton also took 1st at Northwood with John Chasalevris. Mickey Warner won the LSC title while Lawrence Gonzalez and O’Neal Hampton took 2nd. Cole Butler, Terry Glover, Warner and Gonzalez took 1st in sectionals while O’Neal Hampton, Tom Keough, John Taylor, Jim Merch and Jack Ding placed 2nd, all of whom went into regionals. B-team grapplers finished the season with an unmarred 10-0 record. They took 1st in the LSC Reserve Tourney with 9 men placing, 6 of whom took 1st. , , VARSITY WRESTLING Date V HHS Opp 12 9 0 Whiting 63 . K 12 16 12 a EC Roosevelt | 12 15 EC Washington 40 21 1 8 Bishop Noll 20 iL 1 20 TF North 29 18 1 15 Gavii 24 1 23 Clark ‘ 27 1 27 Tech 43 14 2 4 Munster 25 29 WRESTLING — FRONT ROW: O ' Neal Hampton, Dean Mosca, Tom Keough, Cole Butler, Jim Merch, Terry Glover. BACK ROW: Mr. Karl Deak, coach; Jim Munoz, Joe Mattingly, John Taylor, Lawrence Gonzalez, Arece Hampton, Mickey Warner, Rich Meyers, Matt Markovich. Wrestling 1 57 Cats share LSC title; five lead conference Taking a stance at home plate, junior outfielder Thomas Neidow awaits a ball from Hammond Gavit pitcher. BASEBALL — FRONT ROW: Jamie Trevino, John Le ' sge, Tom Drutis, Bob Morrison, Dan Mazur, Manager Paul Fit 2 patrick- 2ND ROW: Ron Burton. Tom Neidow, John Koonce, Jack Lewis, Tonv Maneclang, Brian Szany. LAST ROW. Coach William Stratei , Marty Dei Rio, George Lconakis, Peter Vargulich, John Davis, Coich Jeff Stoddard, Man- ager Rick M?rks. 1 58 Baseball Turning back, junior Jack Lewis outruns toss. Trying to beat throw, Marty Del Rio races to first. Final slate of 17-9 recognized Wildcat diamondmer. as Lake Shore Conference co- champions. Under the coaching of Mr. Bill Strater and Mr. Jeff Stoddard, senior Dan Mazur, juniors Ron Burton, Marty Del Rio, Jack Lewis and sophomore John Davis were voted All- Conference players. Named Most Valuable Player by teammates was catcher Dan Mazur. Senior outfielder John Leisge received Best Mental Attitude award. Marty Del Rio possessed the highest batting average. Conference o champs Bishop Noll Warriors eliminated Cats in final sectional game in an extra-inning battle played on home soil. Positioning his swing, senior catcher Dan Mazur awaits delivery of ball from Highland pitcher at HHS field Talking over game strategy against Gavit High, Wildcat players gather on pitcher’s mound. Baseball i 1 59 Kickers beat morton, avenge Loss Maneuvering for position, Robert Gutierrez prepares for pass in match against Gavit. Beating his opponent to the ball, senior John Pylypczak attempts a running kick toward the goal for team points. 1 60 Soccer ■■W Attempting to recover ball from Morton opponent, junior Fernando Gutierrez pushes toward the goal posts. Kickers, under coach Mr. Frank Carroll, ended season 1- up over .500 with a 6-5 record. Defeating Morton in the 2nd round of conference tournament competition at Turner Park accounted for soccer highlight. After 3 overtimes, victory was decided on a penalty kick. Senior John Pylypczak scored all 5 kicks, and senior Ralph Keilman stopped 2 of Morton’s 5 attempts to give the Wildcats the win. SOCCER — FRONT ROW: Perry Keilman, Jim Tancrcdi. Rick Jones, Mark Ripple, Ralph Keilman, George Shuya, John Pylypczak, Dennis Ritchie, Bob Safin. 2nd ROW: Rick Wawrzyszuk. Ronda! Lane, Dave Cotton, Steve Pylypczak, Jon Schroeder, Bob Gutierrez, George Gutierrez. Joe Etter, Cole Butler, Tom Burgess, Bill Mulholland, Fernando Gutier- rez, Kevin Richwalski. 3rd ROW: Steve Bezce, Dan Safin. Steve Holbrook, Jose Silva, Mark Kurfiatis, Frank Guzman, Brian Dongu, Jeff Stevens, Scott Bishop, Jim Hendon. Bob Lambert, Dan Stern, Stan King Soccer 1 6 1 Trying to keep himself alive in the Hammond Relays pole-vaulting preliminaries, junior Arece Hampton attempts to vault a height of 12 ' 6 . TRACK Date 4 10 Bishop Noll Gavit 4 11 12 Mansfield 4 17 4 24 EC Washington EC Roosevelt 5 1 Hammond Tech Whiting Hoping to beat out Highland opponent, trackster junior Theodore McClendon lunges toward tape in the last yard of the 440 relay. 1 62 Track Aiming for a record, Rudy Chapa runs anchor leg. Thinlies go undefeated; milers rank nationally Led by the top three 2-milers in the nation, HHS thinlies went undefeated for the season. With a time of 8:51, junior Rudy Chapa ranked 1st in the nation. Chapa gained lst’s in sectional, regional and state meets. Senior Tim Keough was ranked 2nd in Indiana and the nation. Senior Carey Pinkowski placed 3rd in national competition. Pinkowski remained undefeated in 2 years of competition in the mile and was chosen for the High School All- American track team. Coached by Mr. Dan Candiano, the team captured lst’s in conference and sectionals. They placed 4th in regionals and 5th in state. School records were broken by Charles Cook, 100 yd. dash; Kurt Nondorf, Victor Lugo, Rich Hudson and Bruce Smith, mile relay; Loren Kerr, high jump; Jeff Ellis, shot put. Prior to meet, junior Gordon Bonham and senior Tim Keough discuss outcome of previous meets. Holding lead over Tech opponents, junior tracksters Ted McClendon clears hurdle and races toward finish. Track 163 Guided by the expertise of 1st year coach Mr. James Ruf , Wildcat linksters placed 2nd in conference and 3rd in conference tourney. The young team won 4th in sectionals and beat the school record with a score of 158. Home games were played at River Oaks, Calumet City. Junior Bill Brahos was chosen Most Valuable golfer. Concentrating on his target. Bill Brahos pitches onto practice green at River Oaks golf course. GOLF TEAM — Matt Markovich, Jack Schlesinger, Coach Jim Ruf, Bob Kaminsky, Bill Brahos, Tony Krupinski. Date GOLF HHS Opp. 4 8 Highland V 188 165 4 10 Clark 180 190 4 14 Bishop Noll 182 227 4 16 EC Roosevelt a 180 182 4 17 Tech . 1 178 193 4 21 4 22 EC Washingtofa k Griffith l Gavit 182 240 186 161 4 23 4 24 5 1 Clark Motion Tech Bishop Nol Hanover Central f 2 Morton 177 Whiting iff 3 5 EC Washington 166 219 EC Roosevelt 179 3 6 Gavit 178 166 Clark 206 5 8 Bishop Noll 171 205 Tech 187 5 13 EC Washington 172 187 EC Roosevelt 225 5 14 Gavit 172 173 5 15 Gary Roosevelt 166 5 19 Hanover Central 174 185 5 22 Morton 1 -157 . -Whiting Munster 162 154 5 28 Griffith 183 189 5 29 Highland 163 1 58 Team attains new coach, sets record Figuring sand shoe, varsity hacker junior Jack Schlesingcr estimates distance to the green. After striking putt, sophomore Tony Krupinski watches to see if ball drops into cup for important shot. Golf 165 Increasing awareness in the widening scope of women’s athletics, girls teams attracted participants and spectators alike. Team members were occupied by hours of practice and hard work showing endurance and determination on game nights. Varsity and b-team volleyballers ended with season records of 3-8 each. Varsity and reserve basketball teams slated 1-9 and 2-8 records, respectively. The young program, constantly expanding, suffered numerous losses but gained experience for future seasons. During HHS girls home basketball game, Linda Mabry jumps high for posession of ball against Morton opponent. GIRL ' S VOLLEYBALL — FIRST ROW: Cynthia Madden, Mikell Grasha, Helen Bache, Wanda Kaminski, Carmen Dent. BACK ROW: Janet Hansen, Linda Luttcll, Theresa Lilton, Linda Mabry, Patricia Sims, Renee Drzich, Carolyn Green. Blocking opponent ' s spike, junior Carmen Dent defends Wildcat lead in a match versus Whiting. 1 66 GAA Competing for jump ball, b-ballcr Robin Thompson stretches hands high against Gladiator opponent during sectional. 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Cindy . . . 50 B Bach, Kathy . . .167,68 Backe, Helen ... 1 66, 68 Bailey, Deirdre . . . 1 4, 50 Bailey, Tyrone . . .58 Baker, Clif ... 58 Baldridge, Jerry ... 68 Ball, Dana ... 58 Ball, David . . . 50, 24 Ball, Richard . . .79, 110, 128 Ballard, Sheila ... 68 Banaszak, Bill ... 68 Banks, Valerie . . .58,121 Bareli, Cheryl ... 68 Barge, Terra . . . 50, 1 20 Barnes, Dave . . . 68, 1 27 Barnes, Debbie ... 68 Barnes, Pam ... 32 Barney, Betsy ... 50 Barnhill, Amanda ... 58 Baron, Eugene . . . 79, 1 27 Bartlett, Brian ... 58 Bass, Amber ... 68 Bass, Vincent ... 58 Bastin, Coleen ... 68 Bastin, Roxanne ... 50 Baughmann, Tim ... 50 Baumann, Karen ... 79 Baumgartner, Sharon . . . 50, 99, 122 Baxter, Carolyn ... 68 Beam, Lisa ... 58 Becze, Steve . . .50,161 Belinsky, Adrienne ... 50 Bell, Doyle ... 50 Bell, Greg ... 58 Bell, Larry ... 58 Bell, Rich . . . 50, 1 54 Bell, Steve . . . 50, 1 54, 68 Bellamy, Joseph ... 68 Benante, Danny ... 68 Benish, Karen ... 58 Bennett, Allan . . . 58, 1 1 1 Bennett, Francie.. . . 68 Bennett, Rhonde ... 58 Benoit, Anita ... 50 Berber, Anita . . . 1 8, 68 Bereolos, Dianne ... 68 Beshears, Dave . . . 69, 32 Bickett, Betty ... 29 Biery, Diane ... 50 Binkert, Harold . . . 79, 94 Bishop, Pam ... 50 Bishop, Scott . . .58,142,161 Bittick, Don . . . 32, 98, 1 49 Bittick, Ken ... 58 Blackmon, Christine ... 33 Blackmon, Mary ... 69 Blackmon, Bob ... 58 Blackmon, Terri ... 69 Blaemire, Shelly ... 58 Blankenship, Roy ... 58 Blashill, Roger ... 69 Blockland, Dean ... 69 Bloomfield, Jeff ... 50 Bodie Studios . . .175 Bonham, Gordon . . . 147, 33, 163, 146 Borberly, Dave . . . 50, 142, 156 Borchardt, Ted ... 50 Borowski, Karen ... 50 Boswinkle, Kathy ... 50 Boyan, Dave ... 69 Boyd, Debra ... 50 Bradley, Tim . . . 50, 1 27 Brahos, Bill. . . 164,33, 1 49, 1 9 Bratton, Tracy ... 58 Breu, Ken . . .138 Brewer, Donna ... 58 Brewster, Marilyn ... 69 Brich, David. . .33, 128, 149 Brock, Robert ... 79 Broholm, Diane ... 50 Broholm, Mark . . . 59, 1 53 Brooks, Ike . . . 33 Brooks, Learly ... 69 Brown, Avis ... 33 Brown, Keith . . . 59, 92 Brown, Lecia ... 59 Brown, Pam . . . 50, 92 Brown, Sally . . .69,167 Bruhn, Wanda ... 59 Buck, Paul ... 69 Buck, Valerie . . .59 Bultema, Cheryl ... 33 Burgan, Carolyn . . . 59, 1 38 Burgess, Tom . . .142,161,32 Burns, Brenda . . .59,148,180 Burns, Cindy ... 32 Burton, Debra ... 69 Burton, Ron . . . 32, 1 38, 1 59 Buss, Jackie . . .79,102 Butler, Cole. . . 32, 157, 161 Byelick, Tom ... 59 C Calumet College . . .176 Calumet National Bank . . .176 Camp, Jeff ... 69 Campbell, Jim ... 69 Candiano, Dan . . .79, 147,163, 146 Candiano, Wendy ... 79 Cannon, Frances ... 50 Cannon, Greg ... 69 Capps, Beverly ... 59 Cardenas, Nancy ... 69 Cardenas, Nelly . . .69,167 Carlisle, Paul ... 69 Cornett, Cheryl ... 50 Carpenter, Gloria ... 1 5 Carpenter, Joanna ... 59 Carr, Roxanne ... 59 Carras, Christine . . . 33, 1 34, 1 1 7 Carrico, David ... 59 Carrico, Jill ... 33 Carroll, Frank . . .79,161,95 Carter, Kent ... 50 Carter, Roger ... 50 Cattledge, Cheryl ... 33 Cattledge, Dwayne . . . 50, 1 50 Caudillo, Eddie . . .69,115 Cawthome, Pat . . .139 Cave, Joyce ... 50 Cawthome, Pat . . .139 Chalos, Ronnie ... 59 Chamberlain, John ... 50 Chambers, Carmelita ... 69 Chambers, Raymond . . . 69, 1 38 Chambliss, Audrey ... 69 Chance, Linda ... 33 Chang, Lois ... 79 Chapa, Beatriz . . . 51 Chapa, Maria ... 59 Chapa, Rudy . . .147,163,134, 146 Chasalevris, John . . .142,34 Chavis, Mark ... 69 Cheatham, Anna ... 1 20, 34 Cheung, Huey ... 34 Childres, Vivian ... 69 Chintis, Andrea ... 51 Chintis, Susan . . .69,167 Clark, Kevin ... 59 Clarke, Robert . . .51 Clemons, Bonita ... 59 Cleveland, Gary . . . 59, 142 Cobb, Julie ... 59 Colby, Audrey ... 69 Cole, Becky . . . 59, 1 38 Coles, Angela ... 34 Coles, Michael ... 59 Collins, Cedric ... 69 Collins, Clarence ... 34 Collins, Larry . . . 79, 78 Collins, Stephanie ... 69 Collins, Ronald . . .51 Combs, Larry . . .51 Conley, Erin . . . 59, 18, 154 Conley, Terry . . . 34, 1 54 Conroy, Dennis . . .51 Conroy, Patricia ... 69 Cook, Charies . . .51,163,21 Cook, Janice . . .51 Cormican, Jerome ... 59 Cormican, Kim . . . 34, 47 Cornell, Michael ... 69 Cornell, Scott . . .51 Cotton, Christina ... 34 Cotton, David . . .51,166 Cowart, Lloyd ... 69 Cox, Kim ... 59 Creasbaum, Laura . . . 59, 1 1 5 Creasbaum, Linda . . . 69, 1 67 Creasbaum, Tom . . .127 Dreighton, Dalese ... 69 Croach, Dawn . . . 59, 1 38 Cruse, Kathy ... 59 Cuadrando, Maria ... 69 Cunningham, Debra . . . 51 , 1 38 Cyr, Laura . . .51,59,120 Cyrus, Christopher . . .51,18 Czerwonka, Kim . . .51 D Dan, Thomas ... 69 Dancisak, Amy ... 34 Daniel, Billy . . .34,109 Daniels, Debbie ... 69 Daniels, Tracey . . .69 Daniels, Denise . . .12,13 Dannis, James ... 69 Dannis, Timothy ... 69 Darmofalski, Mark ... 1 5 Davis, Anthony . . . 59, 1 53 Davis, Beatrice . . .15, 59, 115, 167 Davis, Catherine ... 69 Davis, Celeste ... 69 Davis, John . . . 51 , 1 42, 1 58, 1 59 Davis, Scott ... 34 Dawkins, Debra ... 59 Dawkins, Donald ... 59 Dawson, Hugh . . . 79, 48, 149 Deck, Karl . . . 79, 1 57 Dedelow, Dawn . . . 59 Dedelow, Doreen ... 34 Dehoyos, Rosa . . .51 Dellenbach, Fred ... 34 Dellenbach, Karl ... 51 Delocks ... 1 78 Delph, Robert . . , .69 DelRio, Marty . . . 142, 158 34 DelRio, Peter . . .69 Dennis, Brett . . . 59, 1 1 5 Dennis, Robert . . . 79, 154 Dennis, Yolande . . .35 Dent, Carmen . . . 51, 166 Dent, Craig . . . 69 Deskins, Belinda . . .59 Dilbeck, James . . .59 Dilbeck, Jesse . . . 69, 1 44 Dilbeck, Wanda . . .59 Ding, Jack ... 35 Dobos, David . . .69 Dobos, Bary . . . 35 Donelson, Robert . . . 59, 1 - Dongu, Brien . . . 51, 161 Doolin, Cathy . . .59 Doolin, Terry . . . 35 Dorsey, John . . .51,59 Drury, Carey . . . 59 Drury, Timothy . . .70 Drutis, Tom . . . 158 Drux, John . . . 70 Drzich, Renee . . . 70, 1 66 Duke, Jeff ... 59 Duke, Pamela . . . 70, 115 Duncan, Michael . . .51 Duncan, Robert . . .70 Duncanson, Debra . . . 59, 1 Duncanson, Gary . . . 70, 1 1 Duncanson, Tammy ... 70 E Earl, Mark ... 35 Earle, Linda ... 59 Edmond, Crystal ... 70 Edmond, Lolita ... 59 Edwards, Grace ... 70 Edwards, Maryetta ... 51 Egnatz, John . . .51 Ehrlinger, Gabriele ... 70 Ehrlinger, Mario . . .170 Einhorns . . .170 Eliou, Joanna ... 70 Ellis, Dawn ... 59 Ellis, Jeff . . . 163 Elms, Ronnie ... 70 Emigh, Barry . . . 59, 154 Enright, Michael ... 70 Erb, Thomas ... 35 Escamilla, Jesse ... 70 Etter, Jane . . .115 Etter, Joseph ... 59, 142, 143, 166, 138 Eucce, Andrea . . .51 Evans, Brad ... 35 F Fagan, Richard ... 70 Farrell, Gay ... 70 Farrell, James . . .51 Farris, Erskine ... 70 Fary, Jeanne ... 35 Feliciano, Edwin ... 70 Feller, Richard ... 59 Felton, Michael ... 60 Fendley, Mike . . . 80, 1 56 Ferree, Lisa ... 60 Ferree, Mark ... 5 1 Feuerbach, F. Kenneth . . . 28, 29 Fielder, Melba . . . 60, 1 22 Fierro, Marie ... 60 Fisher, Carol ... 80 Fisher, Mary Ann . . .51,35 Fitzpatrick, Paul . . . 142, 158 Fletcher, Francine . . . 60, 1 54 .182 Index Flores, Miriam ... 35 Gwathney, Pamela ... 60 Hutson, Tamara . . .71 Kennedy, Donna ... 53 Flores, Regina ... 70 Floutsis, Effie ... 68 Fortenberry, Simone . . . 60, 1 28 Foster, Debbie ... 35 Foster, John . . .51 Foy, Phyllis ... 60 Frame, Pat ... 51 Frank, Isker . . .51 Frank, Lee . . . 60, 1 53 Gwathney, Vanessa . . . 70, 1 38 H Hutton, Sam . . . 1 ] 51, 150, 128 Keough, Anne ... 71 Keough, Katie ... 60 Keough, Tom. . .142, 143,39, 157, 117 Keough, Tim . . .163 Kerr, Loren . . .163 Kesler, Brenda ... 71 Kidd, Arvel ... 53 Kidd, Ken. . .71 Franks, Tommie . . .70,144,121 Haehnel, Charles . . .37,109 lotrides, Helen . . 71 King, Bob ... 81 Frazier, Larry . . .51 Hall, Debra ... 70 Ignas, Cathy ... 52 King, Roosevelt ... 71 Frazier, Robbie . . . 60, 1 27 Hall, George . . . 80, 1 42 Ignas, Janet ... 38 King, Stanley . . .142,161,39 French, Donald ... 60 Ham, Mark ... 70 Ignas, Joan ... 38 Kish, Karl ... 39, 154, 138 Frew, David ... 35 Hammond Insurance . . .173 Ignas, Leslie ... 71 Kish, Kathy ... 61 Fultz, Rodney ... 70 Hampton, Arece . . .15,142,162, Ingram, Cynthia . . . 52 Kissee, Terri . . . 53, 92 37, 157 Ingram, Diana . . 52,71 Kitchell, Bob . . .53, 149, 156 Hampton, O ' Neal . . .52, 142,157 Ingram, Joanne . . . 60 Klassen, Mike . . .61 G Gajewski, Christine ... 70 Gajewski, Tony . . . 70, 1 1 5 Galik, Diane ... 70 Hanas, Brian ... 52 Hanas, Diane . . . 70, 115, 117 Haney, Jeffrey ... 70 Hanneman, Celeste ... 52 Hannon, Mary Alice . . .81,85 Hansen, Janet . . .27,52,166 Hansen, Jim ... 70 Harmon, Terry ... 52 Harris, Charlene ... 70 Ingram, Shirley . . J . 71 r Klassen, Tom . . . 39, 1 38 Klavas, Jeff ... 71 Klein, Greg . . .61 Klein, Merri Beth . . . 53, 1 48 Knight, Debra ... 71 Knight, Jerome ... 61 Knoerzer, Joel . . . 53, 1 1 5 Knoerzer, Neal ... 71 Koch, Dave . . .150 Galik, Donna ... 70 Harris, Denise ... 60 Jackson, Susan . . .52 Kochevar, Mark ... 61 Galosich, Ron . . . 80, 94, 64 Harris, Jill ... 60 Jakush, Laura . . . 71, 138 Kolat, Lynn ... 53 Gamble, Adrienne ... 60 Harris, Patricia ... 52 Janco, Jerry . . .81,128 Koonce, John . . .142,158,39 Gannon, Daborah . . .51 Harris, Theresa ... 37 Jarrett, Dennis . . 38, 151, 150 Korellis, Pete . . .71,144 Garcia, Olivia ... 35 Hartman, Keith ... 52 Jarrett, Lawrence . . .53 Gardner, Teresa . . .51 Harwell, Leroy . . .81,21,151,150 Jarrett, Tracey . . 60 Kornaus, Randall ... 71 Gasparovic, Dennis ... 60 Haskell, Wendy ... 37 Jarvis, Dinah ... 52 Kovach, Kathy . . .81 Gates, Cynthia . . .14,121 Hauter, Mary ... 52 Jelks, Syvella . . . 60, 108 Kovach, Jim . . .61,127 Gates, Tracy ... 70 Hayes, Terry ... 70 Jennings, Steven . .53 Kovach, Kay . . .61,66,127 Gatewood, Bill ... 1 8 Head, Kathy ... 52 Jewett, Jodie ... 38 Georgacakes, Cathy . . . 60, 1 48 Heady, Victoria ... 70 Jimenez, Chris . . 60 Georgas, Victor . . .80,81 Hellems, Linda . . .71,138 Jimenez, Ricky . . 60 George, John . . .80,150,153 Heller, Diane ... 60 Johnsen, Charles . . .71 Gibbs, Bob. . .51 Heller, Mary ... 52 Johnson, David . . . 71 Gibbs, Craig ... 60 Helton, Theresa ... 52 Johnson, Georgia . . .71, 138 Gibson, Kenneth . . . 142, 35, 150 Hendon, James . . .60,161 Johnson, Kevin . . .38 Gillespie, Gardes! ... 80 Hendon, Terry ... 1 2 Johnson, Lavetta . .53 124 125 Gilyard, David ... 70 Hendon, Vicky ... 37 Johnson, Linda . . 71 Ginn, Andrea ... 60 Hendrix, Cynthia ... 71 Johnson, Patricia . . .38 Ginther, Tim ... 35 Hernandez, Christophe ... 71 Johnston, Mark . . . 53, 60 Kuhn, Alfred. . .52,53,154 Giotte, Lorna ... 36 Herron, Kevin ... 52 Jones, Ardrema . . . 71 Glover, Terrence . . .51,157,156 Hershberger, Lori ... 52 Jones, Barbara . . .60 Kuipers, Danny ... 39 Glucksman, David ... 70 Hilbrich, Gail . . . 37, 18, 19 Jones, Belinda . . 38 Goins, Lori . . .115 Hilbrich, James ... 71 Jones, Darla ... 53 Kurzydym, Pat . . . 39 Goldsmith, David ... 70 Hilbrich, Steve . . . 60, 1 42, 1 38 Jones, Emanda . . . 81 Golfis, David ... 70 Hill, Dwayne ... 71 Jones, E velyn . . . 71 127 Golgart, James ... 70 Hill, Shelia ... 52 Jones, Jerry . . .53,142,153 Gomaz, Maricela ... 70 Hilton, Theresa . . .166 Jones, Josephine . . .38 Gonzalez, Robert . . .51 Hirsch, Joe . . .180 Jones, Kenneth . . .15,53 Kyle, Mike . . .61 Gonzalez, Abl . . .51 Hoeft, Rebecca ... 52 Jones, Mary ... 82 Gonzalez, Andre ... 70 Hoeft, Roberta ... 71 Jones, Richard . . 38 Gonzalez, David ... 70 Hogan, Rodney ... 37 Jones, Rick ... 27 , 161 Gonzalez, David . . .51 Hogan, Scott ... 71 Jones, Ricky ... 71 Gonzalez, Deborah ... 36 Hohenberger, Carolyn ... 52 Jones, Robert . . . 71 T Gonzalez, Lawrence . . .142,36, Hohenberger, Susan . . . 60, 92 Jones, Theresa . . 53 L 157, 156, 138 Holbrook, Neil ... 37 Jones, Wilbert . . 71, 156 Gonzalez, Rose . . .51 Holbrook, Steven . . .161 Jordan, Charlotte . . .53,71 Goodman, Dianna ... 36 Hollis, Mary ... 52 Jordan, Cynthia . . . 122 Lacy, Mary . . .81 Gootee, Michael . . . 142 Hollis, Petra ... 60 Judge, Trudy ... 60 Gordon, Catherine ... 36 Holm, Garry ... 37 Juskiw, Cindy . . . 38, 122, 117 Lambe, Marion ... 61 Gordon, Laura ... 70 Gostylo, Susan . . . 36, 1 34, 1 22 Govea, Daniel ... 60 Govea, Edward ... 70 Grace, Leland . . . 70, 147 Gradisher, Frank . . . 80, 74 Grandbois, Mark ... 36 Grandbois, Mary . . .109,36 Grant, Jo Anne . . .36,138,117 Hook, Mary . . .81 Hoole, Mary ... 60 Hopson, Carol . . 60 Hopson, Eric ... 60 Hopson, Susan ... 37 Horn, Linda ... 37 Houser, Annette ... 71 Howard, David ... 71 Howard, John ... 60 Jusko, Maria . . . 38, 1 34, 1 22 K Lamberson, Debbie ... 72 Lambert, Bob . . .61,161 Lampkins, Cecil ... 53 Lampkins, Tina ... 61 Lane, Paula ... 72 Lane, Rhonda ... 53 Lane, Rondal . . .142,161,40,138 Lane, Sandra ... 61 Laramie, Pattie ... 53 Grant, Judy . . . 36, 1 38 Howard, Ronald . . . 52, 1 50 Kambiss, Kathy . . .60 Larkin, Dianna . . . 1 2, 1 3, 72 Graska, Laura ... 36 Howe, Jerry . . . 60, 1 53 Kaminski, Kathy . . .71, 167 Laskarin, John . . .180 Graska, Mikell . . .52,166 Hriso, Michael . . . 78, 20 Kaminski, Wanda . . .53, 166, 138 Laskarin, Nancy . . . 53, 117, 17 Graska, Mitchell . . . 1 54 Hubbard, Joe ... 71 Kaminsky, Robert . . .164, 38, 127, Latham, Jeff . . .61 Green, Carolyn . . . 36, 1 66 Hubbard, Michael ... 52 92 Lawvere, John ... 53 Green, Walter ... 52 Hubbard, Regina ... 37 Kaprocki, Robbin . . .53,64 Lear, Dee Ann ... 72 Greenwell, Polly ... 52 Hudson, Richard . . .163,37,151, Kaprocki, Robert . .53 Leday, Cindy ... 72 Griffith, Marguerita ... 37 150 Kasper, Jim . . . 39, 1 27 Leday, Doug . . .61 Grose, Rita ... 80 Huebner, Eric . . .52,149 Kaye, Roach . . 172 Ledbetter, Robin ... 72 Gurrero, Leonard ... 60 Hunt, Diana ... 60 Kearney, Kathy . . .52 Lee, Earlean ... 40 Guthrie, Shelia ... 70 Hunt, Tim . . . 38, 98 Kearney, Tom . . . 71 Lee, Jim ... 40 Guthrie, Collene ... 70 Hunter, Dewey ... 1 47, 38 Keer, Juanita . . . 81 , 98 Lee, Larry . . . 53, 1 54 Gutierrez, Fernando . . . 1 61 , 1 , 37 Huntley, Deidre ... 52 Keilman, Judy . . . 39 Lee, Mike . . .61 Gutierrez, Jorge . . .52,161,110 Huntley, Mary ... 60 Keilman, Perry . . 60, 161, 115 Lee, Tom ... 61 Gutierrez, Robert . . . 52, 147, 160, Hurt, Linda ... 60 Keilman, Ralph . . . 161 Leeney, Shawn . . . 53, 1 42 161, 115 Hussey, John ... 52 Keith, Kerry . . . 60, 1 56 Leimbach, Sue . . . 53, 1 67 Guzman, Frank . . .60,161 Hussey, Laura ... 71 Kelly, Marie ... 71 Leisge, Jim . . .53, 142, 143, 159 Index 1 83 Lentz, Kevin . . .61 Lenzo, Angela ... 72 Lenzo, Phil . . . 61, 156 Leonakis, George . . . 53, 1 58, 1 8, 153 Lewis, Jack . . .142,158,1 59, 40, 18 Lewis, Jim ... 72 Lewis, Monica ... 53 Lewis, Sheryl ... 40 Lewis, Steven ... 72 Lewis, Veronica ... 40 Lightsey, Mike ... 53 Lindsay, Leroy . . . 40, 1 34, 1 1 7, 128 Lindsley, Gale ... 72 Linos, Joyce . . . 40, 1 8 Litton, Beverly ... 61 Litton, Denise ... 61 Lock, Diann ... 40 Lockett, Kerry ... 72 London, Tainia . . .61 London, Wanda . . . 40, 1 1 5 Lopez, Diana . . . 53, 59, 1 22 Lozano, Anita ... 72 Ludwig, Gerald ... 40 Ludwig, Sue . . . 61 Lugo, Veronica ... 72 Lugo, Victor . . .163 Luncsford, Jane . . .122 Luncsford, Patricia ... 1 54, 72 Lungren, Lawrence ... 82 Lunsford, Carolyn ... 61 Luttell, Larry . . .61,166 Luttell, Linda ... 40 M Mabry, Larry . . . 40, 1 50 Mabry, Linda . . . 53, 18, 166 Mack, Louanna ... 61 Mack, Tony ... 72 Madden, Cynthia . . . 40, 1 66, 1 08 Maddy, Shawn ... 53 Magallanez, Eduardo ... 1 38, 72 Magallanez, Felipe ... 61 Maginot, Ralph ... 72 Magliocca, Frank . . . 61 , 1 28 Maguire, Michael ... 72 Maid Rites . . .170 Malia, Penelope ... 72 Malloy, Maureen . . .40,134,115 Malloy, Patrice . . .41 Malone, Kathy . . .41 Maneclang, Tony . . .158,156 Maneclang, Gil . . .41 Mansell, Kelly ... 53 Manzo, Carole ... 72 Manzo, Therese ... 53 Mariano, Angela ... 72 Markovich, Dan ... 72 Markovich, John . . .61,142 Markovich, Matt . . .164,41,156 Marks, Enrique . . .61,1 42, 1 58 Markward, Terry ... 72 Martin, Bob . . . 53, 1 27 Martinez, Tracey ... 73 Mask, Marilyn . . .41 Mattingly, Joseph . . . 73, 157 Mauder, Janet ... 73 Maul, Daniel ... 73 Maurer, Donna . . .41 Maurer, Laura . . . 62, 1 1 5 Max, Denise ... 55 May, Denise ... 62 Mayden, Michelle ... 73 Maza, Anita ... 62 Mazur, Daniel . . . 158, 159 Mazur, James . . . 1 3, 73 Mazur, Robert ... 41 McAllister, Roger . . . 41 , 1 27 McAllister, Susan ... 62 I 84 Index Mcclendon, Theodore . . . 142, 162, 41, 163 Mcclure, Patricia ... 73 Mccoy, Karen ... 62 McDonald, Nancy ... 65 McFadden, Jeffrey ... 73 McFadden, Jerry . . . 22, 1 54 McKinney, Carolyn . . . 53, 95 McKinney, Michael ... 62 McMillan, Gwen ... 41 McMahan, Kevin . . .41,128 Mears, Danetta . . . 41 Mears, Russell ... 62 Medrano, Susanna . . .41 Melody, Marie ... 62 Melton, Sherry . . . 4 1 , 1 1 5, 1 22 Mendoza, Michael . . .41 Mercer, Debra ... 53 Merch, James . . . 53, 1 42, 1 57, 64, 156 Merch, Teresa ... 1 34, 1 1 7 Merritt, Terri ... 73 Merritt, Trudy ... 53 Mertens, Margaret ... 82 Meyers, Cindy . . .154 Meyers, Beverly ... 53 Meyers, Richard . . . 62, 1 57 Mezzacapo, Billy ... 62 Miehle, John ... 62 Miehle, Paul ... 59 Milakovic, Melanie ... 62 Miles, Lloyd ... 73 Miles, Veronica ... 59 Miller, Angel ... 62 Miller, Kathy . . .73, 115 Misner, Jennifer . . . 59, 1 38 Mitchell, Greg ... 62 Mitchell, Mona ... 59 Molchan, Mary Ann ... 82 Moles, Mark ... 45 Monberg, Fred ... 82 Montgomery, Curtis ... 62 Montgomery, Cynthia . . . 62, 1 20, 121 Montgomery, Janice ... 82 Montgomery, Jerome . . .147 Moore, Cecil ... 62 Moore, John . . . 1 6, 62, 1 54, 93 Morfas, Chris ... 62, 1 49, 1 27 Morris, Barbarba . . . 73, 1 38 Morris, Chana ... 73 Morrison, Richard ... 75 Morrison, Robert . . .158 Mosca, Dean . . . 43, 1 57, 1 27 Mosca, Jim . . . 62, 1 56 Motley, Terry . . . 56, 62, 1 53 Mrache, Steve ... 62 Mrache, Susan ... 23 Mulholland, David . . .43,154 Mulholland, Ken . . . 73, 154 Mulholland, Bill . . .62,147,161, 115 Munoz, Jim . . .157 Munoz, Richard ... 62 Munster Optical . . .177 Murakowski, Judy . . . 167 Muratori, Jim ... 73 Murray, Margerat ... 62 Musgrave, Debra ... 84 Myers, Cynthia ... 62 N Nagy, Mark ... 73 Naiden, Richard ... 82 Nance, Dorothy ... 43 Nance, Robert ... 62 Nash, Patricia ... 59 Nawracj, Juliann ... 59 Neidow, Thomas ... 1 58, 43 Nejack, Charles ... 73 Nellett, Chester ... 59 Nellet, Susan . . . 43, 1 38 Newman, Kerry ... 62 Niemiec, Tom ... 62 Nikolopoulos, Chris ... 43 Nondorf, Kurt . . .163 Nondorf, David . . . 142 Noojin, Sharon ... 62 Norden, Kathryn . . .128 Norris, John . . . 59, 149 Nottoli, Mark ... 62 Nystrom, Lynan . . . 73, 1 30 O O’Brien, Mike . . .43,149 Okichich, John . . . 62, 142, 156 Okichich, Karen ... 73 Okichich, Robert . . . 59, 1 42 Oliver, Michael ... 73 Oneal, Allee ... 62 Open House Florists . . .172 Orourke, Terri ... 62 Orr, Pamela ... 73 Ortiz, Roberta ... 73 Ortiz, Cindy ... 59 Oster, Peter ... 73 Outler, Barbara ... 43 Outler, Jeffrey ... 59 Overstreet, Janice ... 59 Overy, Barry ... 73 Owens, Colleen ... 59 Owens, Jacqueline . . . 14 P Paliga, John ... 74 Papais, Jules . . . 82, 84 Parker, David ... 1 47, 43, 1 34, 146 Parker, Thomas ... 62 Parker, Timothy ... 62 Parker, Trista ... 63 Parkis, Nancy ... 63 Parkman, Edward ... 74 Parrish, Scott ... 1 56, 74 Partain, Linda . . . 63, 92 Pate, Jeff ... 74 Pate, Susan . . .63,148,115 Pate, Wendy . . .59,115 Patrick, Terrence ... 59 Pavlovick, Gayle . . . 43, 1 34, 1 1 7 Pawinski, Donna ... 59 Pawinski, Kathy . . . 43, 1 22 Pearman, Jack . . . 59, 24 Pecher, Wayne . . . 82, 1 27 Peck, Carla ... 63 Pennington, Kevin . . . 43, 1 8 Penrod, Melissa . . . 59, 1 1 7 Pepsi ... 171 Percak, Pat . . . 59, 1 67 Perdue, Doug ... 59 Perdue, Michelle . . . 63, 108 Perdue, Stephanie ... 43 Perdue, Tracey ... 74 Pericak, Ellen . . .59,115 Perry, Denise ... 63 Perry, Kathy ... 59 Peterson, Chris . . . 74, 1 53 Peterson, Denormus ... 63 Petrak, Tim ... 63 Phillips, Joy . . . 43, 1 1 5, 24 Phillips, Patricia ... 74 Phipps, Sherry . . .143 Pierce, Vicky ... 67 Pinkowski, Carey . . . 163 Pinkowski, Gary ... 1 49, 1 1 5, 44 Pittman, Brenda ... 55 Plascenia, Santos ... 63 Plinski, Dora ... 74 Plinski, Fredricka ... 44 Poirier, Melanie ... 74 Polonsky, Roberta ... 74 Pollard, Juanita . . . 44, 1 22, 90 Potts, Randall ... 74 Pouch, April ... 63 Pouch, Frances . . . 44, 1 34, 1 1 7 Pouch, Margaret ... 74 Powers, Brian ... 63 Powers, Mark . . . 63, 1 1 5 Pratt, Carlene ... 74 Price, Alvin ... 74 Price, Kirk ... 44 Progar, Pat ... 63 Pummill, David ... 55 Pupsiewicz, Donna ... 63 Pupsiewicz, Terry ... 44 Purkey, David ... 55 Pylypczak, John . . . 160, 161 Pylypczak, Steve . . .55,161 Q Qualkinbush, James ... 82 Qualkinbush, Jim ... 63 Quiles, Alex . . . 55, 1 8 Quiles, Elva ... 63 Quiles, Manuel ... 74 Quinomes, Julia ... 63 Quiroz, Israel ... 74 R Rahn, Rick . . . 44, 1 28 Rainford, Ken ... 74 Ramirez, Jackie ... 63 Ramos, Dave ... 63 Ramos, Debi ... 74 Ramos, Ronaldo . . . 63, 1 38 Rancifer, Debra ... 55 Rarick, Vicky ... 63 Ratcliff, Bobby ... 44 Rayssess, Tiffany ... 63 Rearden, Debra ... 55 Reardin, Tammy . . .117 Reba, Albert . . . 55, 1 53 Rector, Cindy ... 63 Reed, Donna ... 55 Reed, Tim ... 55 Reed, Wendy ... 74 Reeder, Linda ... 74 Rees, John ... 63 Reeves, Kim ... 55 Rettig, Lyn ... 55 Reyes, Rich ... 44 Reynolds, Ben . . . 55, 1 1 5 Ricciardi, Frank ... 63 Rice, Kevin ... 44 Rice, Mary ... 82 Rich, Andrea . . . 44, 1 1 5 Rich, Denise ... 74 Rich, Guyette ... 63 Richards, Renee . . . 55, 60 Richardson, Angela ... 74 Richardson, Dwayne ... 44 Richwalski, Debra . . . 55, 167 Richwalski, Kevin . . . 44, 161, 150, 151 Riddley, Gale ... 44 Ridgell, Camellia ... 44 Riley, Andrea ... 63 Ripple, Mark . . . 161 Ritchie, Dennis . . .161,74 Rittenhouse, Nancy . . , 55 Robinson, Cynthia ... 45 Robinson, Pamela ... 55 Robison, Mary ... 83 Roden, Phyllis ... 63 Rodriquez, Greg ... 55 Rodriquez, Ralph . . .55,142,115, 156 Rogers, Billy ... 74 Rolley, Glenn ... 74 Roper, Joel. . .55, 115, 150 Ross, Kimberly . . . 1 1 5, 74 Row, Sandy Kay ... 74 Rubick, George ... 55 Ruckman, Jeff . . .55, 142, 156 Ruf, James. . .83, 164,22, 127 Runyon, Danny . . . 63, 1 38 Runyon, Gregory ... 75 Runyon, Paul ... 74 Rusher, Robert ... 65 Russel, Linda ... 65 Russell, Vickie ... 65 Russert, Daniel . . .55,115 Russert, Faith . . . 45, 99 Russert, John ... 65 Ryan, Andrea ... 75 Ryba, Wendy ... 65 Rybarczyk, Ronald . . . 65, 40, 93 S Sablack, Walter ... 75 Sachs, Julie . . .55,148 Saddler, Carl ... 75 Safin, Bob . . .161 Safin, Daniel . . .65,161 Safin, Kevin ... 75 Sakelaris, Pete . . . 45, 1 54, 1 38 Salas, Santiago ... 45 Salazar, Mike ... 75 Salyer, Kathy . . . 75, 1 54 Sanders, Brigette . . . 55, 1 8 Sanders, Judith ... 75 Sanders, Melva ... 55 Songster, Clifford . . . 65, 1 53 Sarivalis, Georgia ... 45 Sassman, William . . . 65, 154 Schiscka, August ... 83 Schlesinger, Jack . . . 45, 1 15, 164, 165 Schlesinger, Ruth ... 65 Schmal, Peggy ... 65 Schmal, Timothy ... 75 Schoonover, Debbie ... 45 SchoOp ' s Ice Cream . . . 172 Schreiber, Mark ... 75 Schroeder, Jane . . . 45, 1 1 5 Schroeder, Jon . . . 65, 161 Schuster, Edward . . . 65, 1 47 Schuster, Siobhan ... 56 Schwartz, Karen ... 65 Schwartz, Karl . . . 45, 93 Schwartz, Lori ... 75 Schwartz, Tom . . . 83, 90 Schweisthal, James . . .16,65,142 Scott, Dan ... 75 Scott, David ... 56, 99, 1 27 Scott, Delcia ... 56 Scott, Michael ... 45 Seagraves, Charlotte ... 75 Sebastyen, Cynthia ... 75 Sebastyen, William ... 45 Sebenste, Gail ... 45 Seegers, Diane . . . 83, 90 Seglin, Shelly ... 45 Sells, Yvonne ... 75 Sendejas, Mary ... 65 Serbentas, Jean ... 56 Shaver, Pete . . .172 Shear, Jim . . . 1 42 Shebish, Richard ... 65 Shelton, Debra ... 45 Shelton, Harold ... 56 Sherrod, Terri ... 65 Shoemaker, Eric ... 75 Short, Roderick ... 75 Short, William ... 65 Shuya, George . . .61 Siba, Kevin ... 65 Siedentopf, Teresa . . . 75, 1 67 Silva, Gerard ... 75 Silva, Jose . . . 65, 1 61 Simmons, Jessie ... 75 Simones, Daniel ... 75 Simons, Lonnie ... 65 Sims, Jacquelynn ... 65 Sims, Patricia . . . 45, 1 66 Singer, Kathleen . . . 56, 148 Sizemore, Charles . . . 83, 21 Skzela, Carol . . .115 Skzela, Linda . . . 46, 75 Slivka, William ... 83 Smallman, Charles . . . 75, 154 Smith, Betty ... 75 Smith, Bruce. . .46, 142, 163 Smith, Carol . . .108 Smith, Dennis ... 75 Smith, Elizabeth ... 65 Smith, Keith ... 75 Smith, Marshall ... 46 Smith, Martha ... 65 Smith, Paul ... 56 Smith, Roderick ... 65 Sneed, Liz . . . 23 Soderquist, James . . . 83, 82 Sokol, Debra . . . 46, 1 34 Sokol, Mark . . . 65, 93 Solan, Rick ... 46 Solis, Joann ... 75 Sostaric, Marianne . . . 65, 1 27 Soyring, Debra . . . 60, 1 27 Spear, Mary ... 56 Spencer, Cynthia ... 56 Spencer, Gwendolyn ... 65 Spencer, Lavada ... 65 Spencer, Vearlene . . . 56, 1 22 Sperry, Gail ... 65 Spicker, Micheal ... 65 Spires, Celeste ... 56 Spisak, Dawn ... 65 Spisak, Denise . . . 40, 46, 1 20 Spolnik, Frank ... 46 Spolnik, Gretchen ... 56 Sporer, Timothy ... 56 Sprague, James ... 46 Stachura, Cathy ... 75 Stadnik, Mary . . . 56, 1 20 Stafford, Steve ... 75 Stahura, Joyce ... 75 Stanford, Phyllis ... 65 Stavitzke, Jean ... 75 Steagall, Linda ... 65 Stemper, Janet ... 65 Sterk’s . . .176 Stern, Dan . . .46,161 Stessle, Sue ... 27 Stevens, Jeff . . .23,142,161 Stevens, Karen ... 75 Stewart, Cheryl . . . 1 8, 46 Stoddard, Jeff . . .83,142,159 Story, Roger ... 75 Strange, Sara ... 65 Strange, Sheri . . . 56, 1 1 5 Strater, William . . . 84, 1 58, 1 59 Strode, Danny . . . 56, 75 Studer, Julie ... 76 Suroviak, Daniel ... 65 Sutkowski, Linda ... 46 Sutliff, Thomas ... 76 Sysock, Martha ... 76 Szakatis, Robert ... 76 Szanyi, Brian . . . 46, 1 58 Szczerbowski, John ... 76 Szewczul, Charmaine . . . 23, 46, 139 T Tabor, Denise ... 56 Taliafaro, Charles ... 76 Talley, John ... 65 Talley, Kenneth ... 76 Talley, Richard ... 76 Tamez, Sylvia ... 46 Tanasijevich, George ... 76 Tancredi, Jim . . .161 Tancredi, Paul ... 76 Tapper, Laura ... 65 Tapper, Lee . . . 76, 1 54 Tapper, Mike . . .142,46 Tatarek, Kathleen ... 76 Taylor, Fay ... 76 Taylor, Jon. . .65, 157, 156 Tebo, Candy . . . 56, 1 20 Templin, Barbara ... 47 Templin, Greg ... 65 Tharp, David . . . 65, 76 Tharp, Deborah . . . 92, 1 22 Tharp, Lee . . . 76, 1 44 Tharp, Paul . . . 47, 1 50 Thellman, Sheila ... 47 Theodoropoulos, James ... 65 Therase, Catherine ... 76 Therasse, Raymond ... 65 Therault, Harold . . .154 Therault, Patricia ... 65 Thomas, Berna Dean ... 84 Thomas, Debbie ... 47 Thomas, Marvin ... 66 Thompson, Kevin ... 47 Thompson, Robin . . . 66, 67 Thorpe, Tracey ... 76 Tilden, Darcy ... 47 Tipton, Wendi ... 56 Tonkovich, David ... 47 Tovo, James ... 66 Trent, Richard ... 66 Trevino, Jaime . . .158 Turner, Brinda ... 47 Turner, Dennis ... 47 U Ullrich, Patrice ... 56 Ulrich, Jaime ... 66 Ulrich, Lynlee . . . 76, 66 Urich, Anna ... 85 Urich, Robert . . . 85, 1 28 V Valdez, Adrian ... 56 Valdez, Vanessa ... 66 Valliant, Janet ... 76 Van Natta, Catherine ... 66 Van Natta, Bill ... 47 Vanco, Michael ... 56 Vanes, Michael ... 56 Vansickle, Brian ... 76 Vargulich, Peter . . . 56, 1 58 Vasquez, Alfredo ... 66 Vasquez, Ernest ... 76 Vaux, Jeffery ... 76 Vela, Elizabeth ... 47 Vela, Matthew ... 76 Velasquez, Eileen ... 76 Ventimiglia, Bryan . . . 66, 1 28 Ventimiglia, Claire . . . 28, 29 Ventimillia, Douglas ... 76 Venzke, Bobbi ... 66 Venzke, Mike ... 76 Vera, Veronica . . . 76, 1 1 1 Vick, Tim ... 66 Vrane, Marybeth ... 76 W Wagner, Bob . . .57,142 Wagner, Philip ... 76 Walker, David ... 47 Walker, Debra ... 48 Walker, Laura ... 77 Wallace, Dale ... 57 Wallace, Ronald ... 48 Walls, Kara. . .77 Wampler, Wendy ... 57 Wantland, Dean ... 48 Ward, Benita ... 66 Warner, Kenneth . . . 57, 1 57 Warner, Latonya . . .108 Warntz, Paul ... 57 Waterman, Donna . . . 66, 1 27 Watson, Jessica . . . 167 Wattam, Herbert ... 85 Wawrzyszuk, Richard . . .166 Weatherby, Darryl . . .168 Webb, Cynthia ... 77 Weems, Brian ... 77 Weems, Darryl ... 57 Weigand, Tim . . .48,128 Welch, Brenda ... 67 West, Donna ... 57 West, James ... 57 West, Kenneth ... 57 Whalin, Kimberly ... 67 Wheeler, Lester ... 77 White, Deborah ... 67 White, Juliette ... 77 Whitfield, James . . . 67, 24, 1 1 7 Whitler, Betty ... 77 Wick, Jennifer ... 67 Wiewiora, Kathy ... 67 Wikel, Nona ... 57 Wilcoxon, Gregory ... 77 Williams, Anthony ... 48 Williams, Diana ... 57 Williams, Gregory ... 77 Williams, Jacqueline ... 57 Williams, Tony ... 67 Williamson, Judith . . . 85, 78 Willoughby, Celia ... 48 Wilson, Cynthia ... 77 Wilson, Sheri ... 48 Wilson, Tracy ... 57 Winfield, Denny ... 77 Winston, Ricky ... 67 Winters, Francie ... 26 Wojcik, June ... 57 Wood, Sherrie ... 48 Woodrick, Sally . . .85,21 Wooley, Genetra ... 77 Wooley, Theresa ... 48 Woomer, Betsey ... 57 Wyche, Bernice ... 57 Wyche, Nathaniel ... 67 Y Yeagley, Farron ... 67 Young, Brenda ... 48 Young, Lola ... 67 Young, Pamela ... 67 Young, Raymond . . . 48, 77 Young, Shirley ... 48 Younker, Carrie ... 48 Z Zacny, Marjorie ... 57 Zasada, Tom . . .85,84,142,144 Zebracki, Virginia . . . 77, 1 54 Zinniger, Sheila ... 77 Index 1 85 Closing 187 HAMMOND HIGH SCHOOL PERSONNEL ONLY UNAUTHORIZED VEHICLES WIU BE T OWED AWAY AT OWNERS EXPENSE Closing 191 STAFF ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Editor in Chief l hrtstme Carr is Associate Edttot Teresa Merth Business Manager Cravlc Pavlov nk Photographer I i nn I indsev loanne C ir.mt Inn Whitfield Speual Assistants Tusha Kiim liatuii Poiiili Debbie Sokol Staffers Sharon Baumg.it inn Bob l.ambet t Kev in C l.n k Pat rue Malloi Diane Lianas Melissa Penrixl Keith Hartman Vearlene Spencer Cindy luskiw Mary Krupmski Tom Keough Nancy Laskarin Candy Adams Adviser — Mr Bill Sltvka Mr. lim Bel! 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