Hammond Technical Vocational High School - Chart Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1955 volume:

The CHART is published annually for the student body of Hammond Technical Vocational High School of Hammond, Indiana. Marilyn LaNear and Lois Mauger, editors-in-chief Beverly Juhasz, business manager brought into focus — creating a calendar in Black and White. MEDITATION ACTION— Smith THE CROWD FOOTBALL BONFIRE HOMECOMING QUEEN AND HER COURT— C. Harris, M. Harris, War- ren, Leeper, Gootee, Drusz, Schreech, Comer, Slade, Habill. Erb, mascot, is in back of Gootee. THE DIKE— Junkens, right SANDBAGS FOR THE FLOOD PATTERN MAKING— Center picture, Hemphill and Hudak; bottom picture, Makowski NEW SHOPS ELECTRONICS— Kubisz, Yeagley 16 P.-T. A. MEMBERSHIP DRIVE— C. LaNear; Slayzk, Marlatt; Mrs. White, president; Mrs. Dremstedt, chairman membership committee P.-T. A. MEETING OIL PROGRESS WEEK ASSEMBLY — Mr. Parson, Mr. Greer (speaker from Standard Oil), Mr. Welty, Mr. Benson HAMMOND ' S CLEAN-UP CAMPAIGN SCRAPBOOK— Oldham, Williams, Smith, Dremstedt Phillips, Banik BLOUSES Miss Daggert ' s Home Management Class VETERANS ' DAY DEMONSTRATION — Miss Louise Vanderpoel and Miss Jeanette Talbott, of Felt and Tarrant Co. CAN YOU HEAR? — Bernotus TALK ABOUT SQUIRRELS! -J. Russell 26 A SMILE F OR THE CHART BOOK STORE SIGN — courtesy of welding shop and Stringham RED CROSS GIFT WRAPPING— Crusz, Habill, Good, Slayzk 1 S i i fm . - Z £ CHICAGO BOUND — Geography Club HAPPY WANDERERS Tunesmiths POLISH DANCE — at Winter Concert, Piniak, Tokarz, Dobosz, Piechuch, Topa, Ignarski, Mahaiek, Dilijan If ' ' W 34 STAGE CREW FOR MR. COED — Venzke, Smith, Mazer, LaNear, Lo- rence, Rock, Thompson, Sabeiniak, Cook, Harvath, Helfen, Paprocki Se- gally, Borbely, Hopp BUTTERFLIES— MR. COED — Naugle, Granger, Papke, Milligan, McCullom, Sackville, Geyer, Schreech, Piniak, Porter, Luce, Warren, Rich- wine, Duykers MR. COED — Naugle, Abell, Granger, Falusi, Duykers, Sackville FEHLBERG IN TROUBLE BENCH WARMERS 36 A CHEERING CROWD 40 TELEPHONE ASSEMBLY— Abell, Mr. Fred Wiedemann, of Bell Telephone INSTRUCTIONS IN CUTS OF MEATS— Miss Jordon of National Livestock Meat Board talks to Home Service I Class SENIOR MIRROR LINE STEPPING IT UP - Hart and Paulson at Chart Staff Valentine Dance, Lovers ' Leap 42 PING PONG AT HI-Y, G.C.C.S. PARTY— Capuzzi at the paddle BROTHERHOOD WEEKLY ASSEMBLY— Left to right: Lloyd Good, Rabbi Ulrick B. Steuer, Dr. Dennis A. Bethea, The Rev. Alfred J. Tunk, Dick Abell, The Rev. Harold W. Turpin, Sandy Love, Mr. Benson TRIP TO CITY HALL— Miss Peehl ' s 5th hour Government Class with Mr. Bellany as host HOME MAKER — Barbara Lorence, winner of Betty Crocker Contest CINDERELLA COSTUMES — by sewing shop students HOME SERVICE II TEA— Ladd serves Gray PRINTING STUDENTS AT THE MIEHLE PLANT LIN-O-TYPE OPERATORS — Bennett and Ashby SCENIC FAIR AWARD WINNERS FIRST PLACE WINNERS IN THE SCIENCE FAIR— Lantz, Falusi, Adams TEACHING AIDS — constructed by Mr. Buehrle, Steve Zulacky, and Mr. Taylor l M. wnt ' JG PERFUME — Brehmer, Glaze, Goeb, Taylor, science fair winners PERFUME ' noto- MIGHTY CASEY STRIKES OUT !— Spring Concert COACH VOLKMAN AND HER TEAM— Seniors vs. Faculty MR. VIEAU SHOOTS AGAIN— Faculty vs. Seniors ■Ml CLEAN-UP QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS— Brici, Witi, Derflinger GRAND MARCH— G. C. C. S. Formal t in m • T - ,jr Jr F t $4 • : ' , tP|tv i if r • r 4r - . % m . i h i i ■ n F M k 1 i ' M u Hk r gsmW -1 jijt l| ' fV T Wr ' - I y -SK hB v Ufl j ■ k l � | i ■H H ■ ’ V J M 1 •I IJSflK m MRS. MERTEN ' S ENGLISH CLASS PRE-PROM DANCE — Cieszkiewicz and Ruttledge models meet Mrs. Irene Fajardo and Mrs. Manuela Manio, both of the Vocational Education Division of the Philippine Public Schools TEACHER ' S TEA — Habil, Miss Erickson, Miss Eastwood, Melton AIRPLANE ENGINE REPAIR— Howard and Reed demonstrate B. L. I. E. E. DAY— Kotka; Prugh; Mr. Landrune, of Spencer Chemical Company; Mr. Clisbee, of Graybar Elec- tric Company; Mr. Taylor, of Taylor Chain Company; Brum- field, student guide; Mr. Mc- Nary, Hammond National Com- pany; Cieszkiewicz, student guide; Mr. Norris, auto shop in- structor; Rau AVIATION SHOP OPEN HOUSE— Erb and McWilliams demon- strating to visitors FORD INDUSTRIAL ARTS AWARD WINNERS— Ronald Millies, left, took 2nd place in the national con- test. Other winners were, left to right, above, Lloyd Good, honorable cention; Jerry Moss, honorable men- tion; Richard Richwine, placement; Mr. Schell, the instructor; Carl Newton, honorable mention WELDING INSTRUCTION— Mr. Flack and student ELECTRIC II CAFETERIA COOKING GRAND MARCH — 1954 Junior-Senior Prom COMMENCEMENT— 1954 STUDENT COUNCIL Front R.. L. to R.: Roeper, Consoer, Haves, Love Sutton, Williams, Granger, Abell, Parker, Drusz, Conway, Second R.: Mr. Birkett, Burnes, Martens, Whitley, Haworth, Adams, C. Harris, Porter, M. Harris, Clummer, Mrs. Byrne. Third R.: Grekoff, Haddey, Blackstone, Jenkins, Cieskiewicz, Carroll, Biesen, Corbin, Demos, Goldsmith, Hopper. Fourth R.: Mulvihill, San- ger, Johnson, Dodson, Macewicz. Russnogle, Stempkowski, Garner, Wall, Hardesty. Fifth R.: Ellison, Gladdish, Alandey, Lovely, Purbough, Feigle, Soltos, Hughes, Good, Gamble. Back R.: Mr. Thompson, Deen, Bryd, Kapetanovic, Booth, MacArthur, Anderson, Yates, Overack, Ban, Goeb, Highsmith. JUNIOR RED CROSS Front R., L. to R.: Arnold, Johnson, Bolling, Cathcart, Cruz, Ham, Fazekas, Derflinger. Second R.: Patrich, Hall, Gensel, Ludquist, Turey, Kubisz, Gimby, Harmon, Moats, Robinson. Third R.: Loy, Luther, Gootee, Good, McMiller, Duljon, Spiller, Milligan. Fourth R.: Topa, Holland. Schaller. Leeper, Cunningham, Comer, Brinkman, Owczaryak, Betustak, Clark. Fifth R.: Surchik, Lapkovich, Rosebolt, Nash, Bennett, Brici, York, Maynerd, Badgley, Hawkins, Con- way, DeRolf, Saddler, Green, Taylor, Kissee, Hull, Viland, Markley, Betts. Back R.: Richard- son, Beckwith, Brown, Good, Bozack Darmofalski, Slazyk, Mrs. Rainey. Weak, Habil, Snede- cor, Cruz. ■r fnl mmu y 1 m v v kl m V W A J L-a-- ' � -E- ft ' m i HI-Y Front Row, left to right: Boyd, Meadows, Cutshall, Kreiler, Stern- berg. Second Row: Tslackis, Ha- lon, Frick, Cupuzzi, Dash, Kittel, Montague, Williamson. Third Row 1 Gladdish, Prugh, Millies, Sur- chic, Booth, Davies, Purkey, Jur- cic. Fourth Row: Beyler, A. Glad- dish, Good, Mr. Fuller, Halfacre, V eaks, Mr. Rudd. GIRLS CLUB OF CHRISTIAN SERVICE Front Row. left to right: Keen, Jackson, Shaffer, Falusi, Brown, Urbanczyk, Milligan, Naylor, Tussey, Teal, Richardson, Rosbolt. Second Row: Miss Ritter, Atwood, Hockstetter, Bunch, Hubspeth, Soboliski, Smutko, Peterson. Leeper, Brici, Williams. Third Row: Lach, Brinkman, Bardon, Bonham, Immig, Extrum, Miller, Cline, Wynkoop, Yerga, Fowler, Fulkerson Back Row: Dulijan, McMillan, Turner, Lauerman, Juhasz, Purkey, Carlin, Sobota, Jcllo, Bakoto, Sjczykut, Pankowski. DRAMA CLASS Front Row, left to right: Boylan, Mrs. Parre, Whitler Second Row: Hosszu, Mazur, Biesen, Hough, Elman, Rosbolt, Westcott. Third Row: Means, Carlin, Seeds, Dum- ler, Podgorny, Grekoff, Lorance, MacArthur. Back Row: Paprocki, Fulkerson, Venzke, Helfen, Luce. THEATER Front Row, left to right: Mazur, Biesen, MacArthur, Luce, Lorance. Second Row: Mrs. Parre, Seeds, Falulsi, Surchik, Elman, Saberni- ak. Gray, Williams. Third Row: Lollack, Paprocki, Carlin, Boylan, Helfen, Grekoff, Milligan, Rosbolt. Back Row: Ramsey, Wahl, Nelson, Venzki, Bolling, Fulkerson, Wil- liamson, Weaks. TECH LITTLE THESPIANS Front Row, left to right: MacAr- thur, Weaks, Elman, Mrs. Parre, Mazur. Second Row: Williamson, Boylan, Seeds, Biesen, Venzke, Helfen. Third Row: Ramsey, Car- lin, Paprocki, Wahl Back Row: Luce, Bolling, Lorance. MONITORS Front Row, left to right: Naugle, Wahl, Wilxzynski. Warren, Milligan. Second Row: Banks, Granger, Duy- kers, Bartlett, Brown, Falusi, Tren- towski. Back Row: Gora, Schreech, Love, Fentress. SAFETY COUNCIL Front Row, left to right: Duligan, Stephens, Gray, Harris, Jakubas, Marovich, Brici, Lach, Probus, Free- man, Hively, Lamberson Second Row: Riechert, Rincon, Crawford, Bollina. Bassow, Paproeki, Me cys- sine, Wright, Turner, Mullens, Mr. R. M. Wilson. Third Row: Saddler, Dodd, Richwine, Adams, Porter, Demas Rapp, Ashford, Thrall. Fontus Fourth Row: Stirbeck, Guernsey, Manard, Tayler, Chemielski, Hood, Conway, Sako, Grant, Capuzze. Fifth Row: Wilson, Schopp, Grzywana, Hayes, Jen, Bojda, Lach, Nash, Melton, Sta- vitzki. Sixth Row: Dunning, Carley, Houpt, Tharp, Conners, Syloubski, Wojiechowski, Keyes, Simons, Arnold VISUAL AIDS Instructor: Miss Rybolt. Front Row, left to right: Petiach, Abbott, Lach, Harasty. Second Row: Guernsey, Gist, Macewicz, Hanrath Back Row: Jackson, Tharp, Volk, Wieland. TECH TIMES Front Row, left to right: Mrs. Mertens, Logue, Schreech, Mecyssne, Lanear Crum, Saberniak. Back Row: Kowalski, Spiller, McCay, Moss, Vasek, Conley, Kazmer, Burton. GEOGRAPHY CLUB Front Row, left to right: Danko, Smith, Peterson, Radzinski, Stanley, Berno- tus. Second Row: Watson, Leeper, Richardson, Sch iltz, Carrol, Mazur, Aldridge, Fulkerson. Third Row: The- bault, Waugaman, Michalik, Cham- gerlain, Cruz, Mullin, Kelley, At- wood Fourth Row: Mattingley, Scott, Haager, Martin, Hudspeth, Zimont, whitnev, Hochstatler, Kilion. Wilson. Back Row: Miss Moengen, Johnson, Brici, Rutledge, Mazur, Freeman, Dash, Elman. CHART STAFF First Row: Lois Mauger, co-editor in chief Marilyn LeNear, co-editor in chief Beverly Juhasz, business manager Second Row: Jim Hopper, copy editor Ann Borbely, senior editor Beverly Kiger, co-business manager Third Row: Tom Chaney, ad manager Pete Certa, ad manager Charles Tharp, ad salesman Fourth Row: Harold Gerike, ad salesman Beverly McClure George Korol Filth Row: Dana Dremstedt Wanda Gray Dick Fidler Donna Beckwith TECH CHOIR Front Row, left to rinht: Clancy, McCullum, Sirbek, Markstone. Evan- Kotul McClure Second Row: Clark, Falusi, Roeper, Milligan, Cooke, Granger, Gootee, Hayes. Third Row: Cable, Rose, Pommerviile, Papke, Minch, Smith, Wilcynski, Ward. Pour.h Row: Duke, Dolan, Bolling, Purkey, Martens, Johnson, Harrison. Fifth Row: Luther, Evans, Burton, Underwood, Witt, Smith Sixth Row: Patrick, Link Seventh Row: Atlevich, Sackville Eighth Row: Wade, Boland. Ninth Row: Reed, Valdez Tenth Row: Wiggins, Ribicki. Eleventh Row: Hays, Jeziut Twelfth Row: Cox, Thrall. Thirteenth Row: Abell, Corbin Fourteenth Row: Snedecor, McCarter Fifteenth Row: Anderson, Beavers, Kennedy, Tharp, Hull, Parker, Rathbun, Stutz 78 First Row, left to right: Consoer, Dowr.ey, Evans, Elkins, Cieszkiewicz, Banks, Trentowski Burgess. Second Row: Brown, Corbett, Morrison. Puskis, Witt, Alexander, Kurzeja, Prange ' pr TTT} Blackstone, Dolon, Reed, Musser, Dymora. Markstone, Vaverek, Kotul, Whitely, Markley L LUC Bartlett. Third Row: Cavanaugh, Dumler, Dodson, Jenkins, Darmoflaski, Hammond. Fourth Row: Ruttledge, Anderson, Wesley, Alexander, McClure, Beckwith, McCrory, Clancy Champion, Brown, Jenkins, Jackson, Ward Harrison, Wilson. Fifth Row: Martens, Overcck, Warkertien, Owczarzak. Loy, Stevenson, Morgan. MIXED CHORUS First Row, left to right: Teel, Bai- ley, Powers, Jenkins, Carroll, Saj- dyk, Hobbic. Second Row: Wil- liamson, Marvel, Dernulc, Koch, Tussey, Bozack, Campbell, Earle, Wright. Third Row: Imrich, Kunde, Dobosz, Morrison, Saunders, Gey- er. Fourth Row: Crane, Kaszuba, Nieman, Tebodo, Bunch, Lukow- ski, Juhasz, Marek, Smith. Fifth Row: Bonham, Cline, Novak, Sha- vey, Millsox, Waddell, Johnson, Beison, Macewicz, Dash, Metzcus. Sixth Row: Stutz, Hartz, Ashby, Bennett, Booth, Petit, Kubisz, Hayes, Oiler, Pratt, Bly. ACCOMPANISTS— Wiggins, Bartlett, Paradise 79 BOYS ' CHORUS Front Row. left to right: Hosszo, Zea- men, Rinken, Surchik, Murray, Dash, Westcott. Second Row: Banks, Ken- nedy, Przepolewski, Hull, Byrd, Har- mon, Blank, Norton, Green. Back Row: Thompson, Deen, McKenney, Vasek, Grondi, Capuzzi, Wade. Gamble. GIRLS ' CHORUS Front Row. left to right: Halajcsik, O ' Dea, Van Hyfte, Payne, M. Harris, Scurlock, Dernulc, Martin, Carroll, Havill Second Row: Schreech, Leon, Carden, Johnson, Beres, Ryan, Brown, Henderson, Clark, C. Harris, Bran denburg, Immig, Long, Terrill, Tussy, Stafford, Michalik, Brinkman. Third Row: Owazarzak, Dancho, Fuell, Hendrick, Dodson, Dumler, Hivley, Bolek, Francouer, Graves, Dzioba, Haddey, Boggess, Paradise, Black, Hildebrand, Viland Fourth Row: Tay- lor, Skilling, Achor, Black, Hill, Ja- kubszyk, Pennington, Miller, Brusse- ly, Basz, Beavers, Pseniak, Bennett, Lyon, Naylor, Koehler, Melton, Hilde- brand, Lewis, McGregor Back Row: Yales, Mann, Roman, Smith, Krueger, Reed, Piecuch, Goeb, Tokarz, Bragi- el, Clark, Kolat, Topa, Davis, Tucker, Starr, Alyea, Beison, Krause, Green- ing, Kwaitkowski. NOONTIME CHORUS Front Row. left to right: Mitchell, Nichols, Jenvy. Zeman, Mikulski, Murray. Lape, Rincon Second Ro w: Clark Reed, Ribicki, Polgar, Minton, Perz, Dash, Hall, Pratt. Third Row: Hendon, Preda, Davis, Ashby, Hull, Deen, Hauck, Richwine. Fourth Row: Conners, Kreiler, Evans, Hays, Soltis, Brumfield, Banks, Prugh, Kennedv Fifth Row: Long, Corbin, Byrd, Wil- liams, Conway, Paulson, Juricic, Mil- ler Taylor Back Row: Abell D , Fricke, Fehlberg, Purkey, Patrick, Borem, Sackville, Abell B„ Radencic. — HARMONAIRES Front Row, left to right: O ' Dea Markstone, Bolling, Clark Second Row: Markley, Harrison, Elkins. Third Row: Underwood, Luther. Fourth Row: Vaverek. TUNESMITHS Parker, Valdez, Reed, Ribicki, Thrall, Brici, Abell, Beavers. CHORALETTES Front Row, ieft to right McCul- lom. Granger, Cable Clark Back Row: Sanger, Pommerville, Lyons, Gootee, Hays, Milligan, Kruger 81 CONTEST WINNERS IN BAND — Joye Hinton, Mary Ann Gora, Frances Segalla, Ray Kretz THE Front Row, left to right: Gourley, K.etz, Segally, DeMaris, Ladd, Hamm, Martin, Kiser. Second Row: Gora, Ewert, Mul- vihill, Cruz, Pieramico, Rohn, Moore, Hinton, Yates, Cutshall, Gladish. Third Row: Arnold, Bruce, Fountaine, Young, Simpkins, Miller, Kidd, Ostapchuk, Wiers, Cooper, Crossman, Gentry, John- BAND son, Lange, Leland, Brumfield, Ewert, Sutton, Gladish. Back Row: Kiser, White, Bridegroom, Woods, Croyle, Kreiler, Mitchell, Gentry, Bopp, Lawson, Marek, Cohoon, Millspaugh, Meadows, Tribble, Thorek, Adams, Badgely. Directors: Ar- nold Robinson, William Michaels. MAJORETTES— Daumer, Keys, Podgorny SMITH Left End ADAMS Right End BAFIA Left Halfback WARNER Right Halfback FOLTA Quarterback DEMAS Fullback LONG Center FEHLBERG Left Tackle BOREM Right Tackle TULEJA Left Guard WOLANIN Right Guard VARSITY FOOTBALL Front Row, left to right: Cunningham, Robinson, Adams, Borem, Wolanin, Bafia, Long, Russnogle, Fehlberg, Smith VII, Demas, Porter. Second Row: Williams, Manager; Strong, Manager; Warner, Hudspeth, Snack Nvstrom, DeRolf, Gragido, Preda, Clark, Hussey, Rapp, Francoeur, Manager. Back Row: Coach Bereclos, Rincon, Folta, Olson, Szabo, DeRolf, Crosek, Richardson, Ruttledge, Harwood, Tuleja, Carlson. Coaches Waite, Bereol ' and Carlson The Football Managers- Boyd Strona. Geri FraH coeur, Ken Williams, JoH Spudich. Front Row: left to right: Coach Bereolos, Borem, Fehlberg, Warner, Boyda, Purkey, Prugh, Roseneau. Back Row: Millies, Moss, Rau, Johnson, Day, Urbanczyk, Yeager. VARSITY BASKETBALL FEHLBERG BOREM MILLIES WARNER BOYDA PURKEY Coach Forward Center Center Guard Guard Forward BEREOLOS URBANCZYK RAU MOSS JOHNSON DAY YEAGER PRUGH Forward Forward Center Guard Guard Forward Manager 85 B-TEAM FOOTBALL Front Row, left to right: Clark, Rincon, DeRolf, Crosek, Harwood, Olson, DeRolf W., Hudspeth Szabo, Kittell Second Row: Keke- lik. Jacabo, Millies Mitchell. Gen- sel, Spudich, Smack, Pickel, Francoeur, Rapp. Third Row: Hor- vat, Harvey, Jarmakowicz, Hen- dricks, Leasure, Nystrome, John- son, McClung, Kennedy, Coach Bereolos. FRESH-SOPH FOOTBALL Front Row. left to right: Peters, Brooks, O ' Rourke, Yercine, Gonsi- orowski, Cobb, Grzywana, Wade, Kekelik, Second Row: Sapyta, Ur- banczyk, Echterling, Boyd, Stan- ley, Way, Douthett, Arnold, Wil- son, manager; Reeves, manager. Back Row: Coach Hoemann, Bey- ler, Ritter, Alonzo, Little, Hugains, Gamble. B-TEAM BASKETBALL Front Row, left to right: Coach Vieau, Montague, Millies, Stenp- kowski. Second Row: Folta, Rich- ardson, Halon, DeRolf. Third Row: DeRolf, Capuzzi, Urbanczyk. Not shown: Bukowski, Gragido, Szabo. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Front Row. left to right: Coach Carlson, Dash, Papke, Kennedy, Sapyta, Hcrmon, Vinson. Back Row: Grzywana, Granger, Bar- ney. Gamble, Holsclaw, Gonsior- owski. TENNIS First Row. left to right: Haworth, Kennedy, McCulloch, Papke, Ha- lon, Schillo. Second Row: Ken- nedy, O ' Keefe, Capuzzi, Smith, Adney, Tsalickis, Coach Parsons. Dan Kennedy, chosen outstand- ing athlete for tennis. V ARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Front Row. left to right: Booth, Zlatarich, Mandzij, Purkey, Day, Zlatarich. Back Row: Prugh, man- ager, Skish, Hudak, Johnston, Zy- zanski, Coach Vieau. FRESH-SOPH CROSS COUNTRY Front Row, left to right: Z.uhl, Ramsey, Beckwith, Payton, Gran- ger, Dolon, Sanders. Second Row: Lobodzinski, Barney, Hughes, Harmon, McNamara, Holsclaw Back Row: Coach Vieau, Dash, Hargrove, Yeager, Baker, Wylie, Snorton, Urbanczyk, Kessler, Ro- senau, manager. BASEBALL TEAM Front Row, left to right: Chapin. Zyzanski, Griffin, Vinson, Conley, Garner, Baker, DeRolf, Woods. Back Row: Abell, Gragido, Pel- shaw, Fehlberg, Cunningham, Dahl, Purkey, Allen, Czarik, Coach Waite. GOLF Front Row, left to right: Coach Carlson, Dash, Good, Pirau, Sapy- ta, Bognar. Back Row: Davidson, Hofferth, Palazolla, Kowall, Car- ter. VARSITY WRESTLING Kneeling: Ch. Hoemann, Reeves, Setmayer, Ramirez. Front Row, left to right: Hendricks .Zysanski, Coli- as, Beyler, R. Kekelik, Jacobs, Mat- tingly. Back Row: Southard, man- ager; Ruttledge, O ' Rourke, Cobb, C. Mitchell, Tuleja, Russnogle. FRESH-SOPH WRESTLING Front Row, left to right: Haley, Boyd, Allen, Ross, Kish, Iatrides, Nystrom, Kittell, Way. Second Row: Volkman, Milligan, Viaskos, Brooks, Mitchell G., Milne, Wilson, Kessler Back Row: Fairchild, Ken- nedy, Ellis, Cutshall, Franceour Smith, Kekelik. OUTSTANDING ATHLETES Left to right, right picture: Long, football; Wojciechowski, track, Boyda, basketball; Purkey, base- ball; Colias, wrestling; and Pi- rau, golf. Left picture: Kenneth Fehlberg, most outstanding ath- lete of the year. VARSITY TRACK Front Row; left to right: Sporman, Nystrom, Kekelik, Mandjiz, Clark, Hudak, Holsclaw, Kramer, Coach Bereolos. Second Row: Smith, Preda, Lantz, Hussey, Black, Beckett, Borem, Rau. Back Row: Williams, Richardson, Stempkow- ski, Warner, Wojciechowski, Ku- lak, Miller, Zlatarich. FRESH-SOPH TRACK Front Row, left to right: Alanzo, Zalucky, Snow, Skish, Crosek, Dauksa, Jewell, Allen, Coach Bere- olos. Second Row: Golem, Volk- man, Hendrichs, Kubacki, Papke, Harmon, Ramsey, Granger, Johns- ton, Kubisz. Back Row: Gamble, Montague. Hararove, Day, Yea- ger, Zlatarich, Wilson, Schonert. 90 G. A. A. Front Row, left to right: Nelson, Brad- ley, Vincent, Mecyssne, Love, Ar- nold, Lamberson, Thompson, Crane, Stivers, Allen. Second Row: Ostap- chuk, Mazur, Zajac, Schmidl, Kaszu- ba. Riddle, Szmutko, Van Der Wey, Leland, Williams, Ford. Third Row: Kr.oerzer, Sobelewski, Pankowski, Szczykut, Preston, Davis, Wiggins, McGregor, Boggess, Basz, Constan- za, Richardson. Back Row: Jakubas, Helfin, Montgomery, Baird, Cruz, Brici, Wilson, Mulvihill, Hinton, Sur- chik, Ladd, Gray, Stevens. PEP CLUB Front Row, left to right: Carroll, Hala- jesi, Betty Derflinger, Beckwith, Cos- tanaza, Teel, Vanhyfte. Second Row: Richardson, Leeper, McMiller, Tur- ner, Evans, Hobbic, Clark, Imrich, Spindler, Marek, Falusi, Brown, Habil. Third Row: Mrs. Jones, Brici, Payne, Peterson, Sibalski, Helfen, Baird, Lewandowski, Ignarski, Topa, Clark, Tokarz, O’Dea. Fourth Row: Love, Beverly Derflinger, Mecyssne, Szczy- kut, Pankowski, Sabota, Jallo, Ba- kota, Juhasz, J., Juhasz. B., Markley, Trznadyl. Fifth Row: Lambert, Ro- man, Stephens, Halajcsik, Paradise, Howell, Gray, Preston, Wiggins, Smith, Klarik, Bernotus. Sixth Row: Radzinski, Michalik, Spudic, Saber- niak. Post, Lollock, Byrd, Alyea, Mul- vihill, Bassow. Back Row: Gray, W , Taylor, Brehmer, Viland, Smith M., Yates, Ban, Overack, Goeb, Martin, Derflinger, G., Dodson, Helmer. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to right: V ahl, Carroll, Sirbek Beckwith. In back: Mecyssne. B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS— Urbanczyk, Brici Activities and Sports BAND Hammond Tech’s Band, with Glenn Badgcly as president; Ed rum- field, vice-president; jack Young and Shclba Gourley as librarians, met eighth hours. The band played for football games, Loyalty Day Parade, Clean-Up Parade, Memorial Day Parade, Musical Festival, both Winter and Sum- mer Concerts, and assembly programs. The entered the solo and ensemble contests and broadcasts from Purdue University. Mr. Robinson and Mr. Michaels were the directors. CHORALETTES The Chora let tes, a select girls group, participated in the Christmas Program, Caroling at the Hoosier State Bank and Minas, Winter Concert, Spring Concert, Junior-Senior Party, and singing at Columbia School. They also sang at Class Nitc. TUNESMITHS The Tunesmiths participated during the year in the Christmas Pro- gram, caroling at the H x� sier State Bank anti Minas. Winter Concert, Spring Concert, Junior-Senior Party, Commencement Exercises, and sing- ing at Columbia School. BOYS ' CHORUS The Boys’ Chorus participated in the Christmas Concert, Winter Concert, Spring Concert, and in the Music Festival. GIRLS ' CHORUS Two periods of girls’ chorus participated in the Christmas Program, Winter Concert, Spring Concert, Music Festival and Commencement Exercises. The girls met in cither the 2nd period or 6th period class. The officers of the 2nd period class were: Violet Brussly, president; Sally Brown, vice-president: Beverly Greening, secretary; Carlea Mancc, treas- urer; Naylor, Haager, Comer, librarians; Roberta Byrd, Sergeant at arms. The officers of the 6th period were Pat Milligan, president; Irene Psenak, vice-president: Joan Haddey, secretary; Marilyn Tussy, treasurer; C. Wisniewski and C. Harris, librarians. NOON-TIME CHORUS The Noon-Time Chorus met during the boys’ lunch hour. They participated in the Spring Concert and the Music Festival. MIXED CHORUS The Mixed Chorus participated in the Northern Indiana Teachers’ Chorus: Christmas Concert, Winter Concert, Spring Concert, and in the Music Festival. The officers were Frank Macewicz. president; Ronnie Long, vice-president; Betty Carroll, secretary, and Dennis Dean, treas- urer . GLEE CLUB The Glee Club presented, during the year, the Community Thanks- giving Program, Christmas Program, Winter Concert, Spring Concert, Music Festival, and Commencement Exercise. The officers were: Loretta Cieskiewicz, president; Darlene Goeb. vice-president; Joan Banks, secretary; Ann Yates,, treasurer; Georgiana Long, sergeant at arms; and Sally Payne, Shirley Dunker, and Marcia Hoffman, librarians. The Glee Club was composed of the most advanced girls in chorus. TECH CHOIR The Tech Choir participated in the following activities during the year: Northern Indiana Teachers’ Conference. Kiwanis Program, Christ- mas Program, carolling at Minas’ and Hoosier Bank, Winter Concert, program at Columbia School, Spring Concert, broadcast at Purdue Uni- versity, Brotherhood Program, Music Festival, Baccalaureate, and a pro- gram at the Columbia Junior High. The officers were: Don Corbin, president; Faye Hayes, vice-president; Maggie Gootcc, secretary; Mary Sue McCullum, treasurer; Bruce Lewis, sergeant at arms: Thelma Papke, Carol Minch, and Pat Milligan, librarians. Miss Virginia Volkman directed Tech’s choral groups. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, an association of elected representatives from every advisory, sponsored the following: Community Chest assembly. Veterans’ Day assembly, Brotherhood Week, and the President’s Day poster contest. Drives sponsored by the Student Council were Community Service, Community Chest, Clean up-Paint up-Fix up, and the Polio and Heart drives. Also a special drive was- conducted for Bob Dolphin, last year’s Student Council president, who was stricken with polio. Officers for 1954-55 were: Dick Abell, president; Dave Sutton, vice- president; Pat Granger, secretary, and Ken Williams, treasurer. Mrs. Bryne and Mr. Birkett were the faculty sponsors. JUNIOR RED CROSS The Junior Red Cross representatives, under the supervision of Mrs. Rainey, held a membership drive, collected magazines for hospitals, pre- pared a correspondence album to be sent to an overseas school, anti made- nut cups anti tally cards at Christmas time. The officers were Jo Ann Bozack, president; Lloyd Good, first vice- president; Bruce Lewis, second vice-president; Sally Slazyk, secretary, and Ronnie Long, treasurer. SAFETY COUNCIL This years’ Safety Council, under the sponsorship of Mr. R. M. Wilson, elected the following officers: Ronald Purkey, president; Kathic Brici, vice-president, anti Marilyn Wilson, secretary. They held meetings to promote safety in the shops; also served as First Aitl representatives in their shops anti installed and stenciled all fire extinguishers in the school. HI-Y Members of the Hi-Y, under Mr. Fuller and Mr. Rudd’s guidance, elected these officers to serve for the year of 1955: Lloyd Good, president; Dennis Halfacre, vice-president; Steve Tsalickas and Gene Weeks, secretaries; Allen Gladish. treasurer; John Bcyler. chaplain, and Ken Montague, sergeant at arms. They served as ushers at Indiana State Teachers’ Conference, and attended the State Hi-Y Conference at Evansville anti District Conference at Ga ry anti Valporaiso. As projects they made posters on “Thoughts of the Week , and sponsored Mother and Father night, initiation ceremony anti potluck tlinner, dance for Girls’ Club, anti Hi-Y school dance. During the year their guest sjx-akers were Mr. Carlson anti Mr. White. G. C. C. S. The Girls Club for Christian Service, under the direction of Mrs. Wood elected Wantla Brown, president; Cathy Urbanczyk, vice-president; Pat Milligan, secretary, Donna Naylor, treasurer, anti Marilyn Tusscy, social chairman. During the year they made stuffed animals for St. Margaret Hos- pital, had a Christmas Tea for teachers, anti decorated Christmas trees for the school. On April 29 the Girls Club hatl a Dinner Formal at the Woodmar Methodist Church. It was the first formal of this kintl that Tech hatl ever hatl. Towards the entl of the year, they had a picnic with the Hi-Y. Installation anti initiation far a formal occasion. MONITORS The Monitors, a honorary club consisting of Junior girls, were chosen by their classmates according to good scholarship, dependability, and sense of responsibility. This year they sold Booster Buttons anti sponsored the dance, “Pale- face Pow Wow, in which the Monitors tlitl an Indian dance. The officers were: Sharon Dykers, captain: Susan Bartlett, secretary, and Wanda Brown, treasurer. Miss Clcncy was the faculty sponsor. THESPIANS The National Thscpian Society was an honorary society for drama students who hatl tlone 100 hours of work on productions outside of school hours. The members attended the National Convention in Bloom- ington, Indiana, in June. Directed by Mrs. Parrc, the officers were: Beverly Venzkc, presi- dent, and Mary Ann Mazur, secretary. TECH LITTLE THEATER Tech Little Theater was composed of members from Tech High Sch«K� l interested in dramatics. The group, in conjunction with the Vocal Music Department, gave the Christmas program. The members, directed by Mrs. Parre, met every Wednesday af er school. Officers were: Carla Bicsen, presdient; Mary Ann Mazus, secre- tary, and Ruby Luce, treasurer. DRAMA The Drama Classes, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Parrc, met during school for one period each day to learn such techniques of drama as pantomime, voice and diction, characterization, fundamentals of play productions, stage design, lighting, make-up, and costuming. The students presented the play “Cinderella” to the grade schools of Hammond. VISUAL AIDS The projectionists’ jobs consist of running seven audio-visual machines. The machines used were: a 16 mm. sound projector, a slide pro- jector, an opaque projector, a tape recorder, a visual cast overhead pro- jector. a phonograph, and the public address system. Their other duties were to check films in and out, oil the machines, and set up machines in classrooms. Miss Rybolt was the sponsor. 92 In 1954-55 ... TECH TIMES It was the duty of the Tech Times staff to publish the Tech Times and to put publicity and pictures of Tech activities in the Sunday maga- zine section of The Hammond Times. Charmainc Schrccch was editor-in-chief; Pat Burton, page two edi- tor; Carolyn La Near, page three editor, and Jacqueline Spiller, page- four editor. The staff also sponsored the “Harvest Moon Soc I lop. Mrs. Mertens coordinated the work. TECH GEOGRAPHY CLUB The sponsor for the Geography Club is Miss Moengen. During the year the club held monthly business meetings The program for October included the viewing of slides of Niagara Falls and New York City by Miss Moengen, an all day trip to the “Museum of Science and Industry” was taken in December, and for the March meeting a play. “Ancestor Hunt”, was pre- sented by Sandra Rodzinski and Virginia Michalik. This club was composed of all girls. The officers arc Larraine Mazar, president; Kathie Brici, vicepresident; Myrna Ruttlcdge, secretary, and )oan Zunantas, treasurer. THE ' 55 CHART The ’55 Chart staff chose the theme, “A Study in Black and White,” to record the school year 1954-55. The staff was headed by Marilyn LaNear and Lois Mauger, co-editors-in-chief; Beverly Kiger and Beverly Juhasz handled the business side of the book, while Ann Borbely worked as senio- editor and Jim Hopper as copy editor. Tom Chaney and Pete Certa served as ad managers. Others on the staff were Beverly McClure, Donna Beckwith. Dana Drcmstedt, Wanda Gray. George Koral, Dick Fidler, Harold Gerike and Charles Tharp. Mr. Clyne was the faculty sponsor. The Chart staff sponsored a dance called “Lover ' s Leap and a photo contest. VARSITY AND B TEAM FOOTBALL The 1954 Tech Varsity football team was coached by H. A. Carlson, and the B-Tcam was coached by George Bereolos. The Varsity squad had a record of two wins and seven losses for the season. They scored victories over LaPortc, 13-6, and Thornton Fractional, 18-6. The B- Team had a record of three wins and one loss. The teams they beat were E. C. Roosevelt, 25-13; Hammond High,, 12-0, and Hammond Clark, 12-0. Coach Carlson stated that he had hopes for next year’s team. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL This year the Freshman Football team, coached by Mr. Hoe- mann. had a season’s record of six wins over Gary Froebel. Irv- ing, Clark. Crown Point, Hammond High, and Whiting. They lost only one game, and that was to Washington. They tied two games with Morton and Roosevelt. The good record was the result of excellent team spirit, said Coach Hoemann. VARSITY BASKETBALL For the first time in nineteen years the Hammond Tech Varsity Bas- ketball team was under the direction of a new mentor. Under Coach George Bereolos, they finished the 1954-55 season with five victories and 16 defeats. Victories were scored over Morton, Whiting, Valparaiso, East Rockford (Illinois), and Hammond Clark. “This year the team, said Coach Bereolos, “displayed courage, determination, and desire — symbolic of their nickname, ‘Tigers’.” Coach Bereolos will lose five seniors; Borem. Boyda, Fehl- berg, Millies, and Purkey. Returning from the tournament squad were: Day, Johnson, Moss, Rau, Urbanczyk. Warner, and Yeager. B-TEAM BASKETBALL The B-Tcam Basketball team, coached by Coach Dale Vieau, had a record of six wins and 14 losses. They scored victories over Valparaiso, 40-25; Crown Point, 41-39; Emerson, 37-35; Hammond High, 40-33; Froebel, 45-44; Tollcston, 34-24. Three boys that started the season with the team were promoted to the Varsity squad for the tournament. The boys were Rau, Johnson, and Urbancyzk. This was primarily a sophomore team. Much is expected from this year’s squad for future varsity compe- tition, said Coach Dale Vieau. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL The Freshman Basketball team, coached by Mr. Carlson, had a record of 14 victories with only four defeats. They also won the Munster Invitational Tourney held on Jan. 13 and 14 by defeating Morton, 36-33, and Irving, 47-31. GOLF The ' 54 Golf team, the most successful yet, won the Western Divi- sion Championship, placed fourth in the Sectional, and qualified for the State meet. They also won 14 matches and lost only two to Valparaiso anti Mishawaka. They placed fourteenth in the State meet. 1954 lettermen were; Bob Boyda, Bill Boyda, Nick Burbich, Tony Each, Richard Muehlman, and Ron Pirau. Mr. Carlson was the coach. WRESTLING This year. Coach Hoemann’s wrestling team had a very good season, sending two men to the State championships. Jerry Reeves and Harry Colias were the eighth and ninth Indiana State champions from Tech since 1949. They were also the second and third champions to have perfect seasons. The team as a whole did well in some matches but lacked gen- eral team strength because of inexperience,” said the coach. “Manuel Ramirez, former State champion, was very helpful during this past sea- son, serving as assistant coach.” The total season ' s record was three wins and four losses. The team also placed second in Conference competition, second in the Sectional, and fifth in the State rating. Jerry Reeves and Harry Colias won a total of fifteen matches. CROSS COUNTRY The Cross Country team, coached by Dale Vieau, did not have a too impressive record for 1954, “but it improved as the season pro- gressed, said Coach, the record being one first place, three second places, and several other lower ratings. As captain of the team, Eugene Mandzij, with the help of Ron urkey and Steve Zyzanski, consistently voted as Tech ' s number one man. Next year, with Mandzij, Skish, and Day as returning lettermen, with the help of several good freshmen, we will probably have a better season,” Coach Vieau concluded. TENNIS “The Tennis team had a perfect season as far as Western division play was concerned,” said Coach Parson. The team beat East Chicago Washington, East Chicago Roosevelt, Clark, and Hammond High twice, each with a score of 5-0. They also beat Thorton Fractional by 5-0. The only loss Tech suffered was the 3-2 defeat in the East-West with Fort Wayne. Dan Kennedy completed his high school tennis career without a defeat when he won his match at the East-West playoff. BASEBALL TEAM The baseball team under its new coach. Dale Vieau, started the ’55 season with nine returning lettermen. They we re Purkey, Baker, Brici, Chapin, W. DeRolf, Felhbcrg, Griffin and Woods. From the way indoor conditioning and practice went Coach Vieau expected a bigger and better season in 1955 than in 1954. TRACK Coach Bereolos indicated he did not expect too much during 1954-55 but that he was building for the ' 56 season. Jay Beckett was the coach ' s hope in the broad jump; Tribble, Predo, Golem, Dauksza, and Ramsey in the sprints; Hudak, Mandij, Zlatarich, Granger, Skish, Papke, Alonzo in middle distances, anil Hussey, (iambic, Crosck, Zaluckyj in the hurdles. PEP CLUB The purpose of the Pep Club was to work with the cheerleaders at all sporting events. They met several times at noon with the cheer- leaders to learn the new cheers. Their activities were renting a bus to several games, and sponsoring a dance with the J. R. C. on May 13. The officers were: Donna Beckwith, president; Ruth Costanza, vice- president; Pat Homrich, secretary; Betty Derflinger, treasurer, and Bev- erly DerHinger, social secretary. G. A. A. The Girls ' Athletic Association, under Miss Phyllis Ford, sponsored recreation and athletic relaxation for the girls of Tech in the form of soccer, volleyball, basketball, folk dancing, swimming, tumbling, bowling and softball. 1 hey sponsored an allcity play day for the girls of Hammond at the Civic Center, recreational games and individual sports at night, and an outdoor activity day. CHEERLEADERS The Cheerleaders for 1954-55 were chosen from the candidates for their personal appearance, agility, grades, poise, and leadership ability. They must maintain a B B C average in alt classes, be regular in attend- ance of school games, and business meetings of the group. 93 Dick Abell, president, was outstanding in student council. Steve Southard was outstanding in Ken Fehlberg, outstanding in Hi-Y; safety council. Wanda Brown, outstanding in G.C.C.S.; and Steve Tsalickis, outstanding in Hi-Y. Edward Brumfield and Shelba Gourley were outstanding in band. OUTSTANDING Marilyn LaNear, editor-in-chief, and Beverly Juhasz, business manager, were outstanding in working on the yearbook. Charmaine Schreech, editor-in-chief, was outstanding in newspaper. 94 Carla Biesen, Ruby Luce, and Beverly Ken Williams was outstanding in art Venzke were outstanding in dramatics. Ronald Purkey and Lucille Falusi received the D.A.R. award. Susan Bartlett and Jerry Reed were outstanding in vocal music. Erna Lee Helfen, Margaret Hartoonian, and Steve Tsalickis were outstanding in attendance. Bill Lantz and Sandra Love were outstanding in scholarship. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS — Bill Lantz, president; Maggie Gootee, social chairman; Ronald Purkey, vice-president; Mary Sue McCullom, treasurer, and Pat Milligan, secretary. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS The Senior Class had Baccalaureate Service on Sunday, June 5, 1955, at 2:30 P.M. in the Technical High School Gymnasium. The serv- ice was conducted by the Reverend Archie Mackey of the First Christian Church of Ham- mo d, Indiana. Class Night was held on May 25, 1955, in the technical High School Girls ' Gymnasium. The Class Will was read at this affair. The Commencement Exercises were in the Tech Gym on June 10, 1955, at 8:00 P.M. Talks were given by the principal, Mr. F. E. Benson, and the sunerintendent of schools, Mr. Lee L. Caldwell. The invocation was by the Rev- erend John H. Eastwood of the United Presby- terian Churd’i of Hammond, Indiana. The officers of the Senior Class of 1955 were: William Lantz, president; Ronald Purkey, vice- president; Patricia Milligan, secretary; Mary Sue McCullom, treasurer, and Maggie Gootee, social chairman. The class sponsors were Miss Vera East- wood and Mr. Gerald Kackley. Senior Class Plav, entitled Mr. Co-Ed, was presented on January 19, 1955, in the Hammond High School Auditorium. The play was directed by Mrs. Lucille Parre. The Senior Class sponsored two parties this year, one on November 19, 1954, and one on April 15, 1955. The Juniors were invited to both activities. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS — Marilou Brehmer, social chairman; Delores Sadjyk, treasurer; Carol Cable, secretary; Lloyd Good, vice-president, and Jack Halon, president. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS The Junior Class sponsored the Junior-Senior Prom on May 27, 1955, at Madura ' s Dance- land. The music was by Mickey Isley and his orchestra. The theme of the prom was Mel- ody of Love. The Senior Class was invited to this activity. The officers of the Junior Class of 1955 were: Jack Halon, president; Lloyd Good, vice-presi- dent; Carol Cable, secretary; Delores Sadjyk, treasurer, and Marilou Brehmer, social chair- man The sponsors of the Junior class were Miss Mildred Peehl and Mr. Joseph Esterhay. The Junior Class sponsored a party on Jan- uary 26, 1955, in the Tech Gym. The Senior Class was invited. 96 SENIORS ABBOTT, GEORGE ABELL, RICHARD ADAMS, GLENN ALEXANDER. IRENE ALLEN, GENE ANDERSON, DONALD ATELEVICH, MELVIN BADGLEY, GLEN BAFIA, EDWARD BANKS, JOAN BARTLETT, SUSAN BASSETT, MARIE BEAVERS, LARRY BECKETT, JAY BILDERBECK, EDWARD BOJDA, MARION BOLLING, EDWARD BOOTH, GEORGE BORBELY, ANN BRADLEY, GERALD BRADLEY, GERALDINE BRADLEY, JESSE BRAKLEY, JERRY BRICI. MICHAEL SENIORS BROWN, FRANCES BROWN, WANDA BRUMFIELD, EDWIN BUKOWSKI, MARVIN BURGESS, PATRICIA BURTON, PATRICIA BURTON, SHIRLEY CAMPBELL, BETTY CAVANAUGH, MAUREEN CERTA, PETE CHAMBERS, DONALD CHAPIN, NEIL CLARK, LEILA CLARK, PHILIP COLIAS, HARRY CONLEY, PATRICK CONNORS, NORMAN CONOVER, JACK CONSOER, ALICE CONWAY, RICHARD COOKE, DONNA CORBETT, SHIRLEY CORBIN, DON CRAWFORD, PAUL SENIORS CROOK, NELSON CUNNINGHAM, LARRY DASH, CAROL DAVIS, WILLIAM DEMAS, CHRIS DJENKA, JOHN DODD, KEN DOWNEY, MARY DUDEK, RICHARD DUKE, DELORES DUYKERS, SHARON DYE, JOAN DYMORA, HELEN EARL, THERESA EINSELE, PHILIP ELKINS, JOYCE ELMAN, CHARLES EVANS, CHARLES EVANS, CLAUDIA EVANS, ELTRUDA EVANS, HELEN EWERT, ROY FALUSI, LUCILLE FEHLBERG, KENNETH SENIORS FENTRESS, NELDA FLEMING, CLARENCE FINES, CHARLOTTE GAVRILOS, GUS GERIKE, HAROLD GEYER, ALICE GLADISH, JOHN GOOD, JOAN GOOTEE, MAGGIE GOURLEY, SHELBA GORA, MARY ANN GRAGIDO, RICHARD GRANGER, PATRICIA GRIFFIN, KENNETH GUZZINO, DOMINIC HART, MARGARET HARTOONIAN, MARGARET HARTZ, EDWARD HAUCK, MELVIN HAYES, LAURA FAYE HAYES, MARVIN HEIN, KENNETH HELFEN, ERNA LEE HOBBIC, MARY SENIORS HOLLAND. VIRGINIA HOLSCLAW, CHARLES HOMRICH. PAT HOUPT, LLOYD IMRICH, BARBARA JACOBSMA, RUSSELL JOHNSON. CLYDE JUHASZ, BEVERLY KALIS, ALEX KASZUBA, LORRAINE KENNEDY. DANIEL KESSLER, PAUL KEYS, DONALD KISER. JANET KISER, JEANNINE KLEIN, ARLENE KLEIN, DON KOCH, KATHRYN KREILER, ROBERT KROL, GERALDINE KROWNLAND, SALLY KURZEJA, CORINNE LACH, ANTHONY I.oFONTAINE, LEON SENIORS LAMBERT, SANDRA LaNEAR, CAROLYN LaNEAR, MARILYN LANTZ, BILL LEEP. DAVID LEPORT, DONNA LOGUE, GAIL LORANCE, BARBARA LOVE, SANDRA LUCE, RUBY McCarter, larry McCulloch, william McCULLOM, MARY SUE MACEWICZ, FRANK MARKLEY, JEAN MARKSTONE, PATRICIA MATTINGLY, JOSEPH MAUGER, LOIS MAYS, GLENN MAZUR, MARY ANN MECYSSNE, NANCY MESEBERG, DAVID MILLER, ELLEN MILLER, LARRY SENIORS MILLIES, RONALD MILLIGAN, PATRICIA MINCH, CAROL MITCHELL, CECIL MITCHELL, WILLIAM MOATS, DONALD MOORE, DORIS MOORE, JAMES MOORE, MARGIE MORGAN, MARILYN MORRISON, MARY MORTON, DONALD NATZKE, GLENN NAUGLE, JUDITH NELSON, JOAN NISEVICH, PATRICIA NOWAK, FRANK ORBAN, DAVID ORTH, ALAN OWCZARZ.AK, PATRICIA PAPKE, THELMA PAPROCKI, MARY ANN PETERSON, JAMES PETIT, TOM SENIORS PETRASICH. MATTHEW PINIAK, PATRICIA POMMERVILLE, NEDEAN PRANGE, BARBARA PRUGH, RONALD PURKEY, RONALD RAMIREZ, MANUEL RAMSEY, LOUISE REED, JERRY RICHWINE, RICHARD ROHN, BETTY ROPER, JACQUELINE RUSSNOGLE, RALPH SABERNIAK, JOANN SACKVILLE, CHARLES SCHALLER, JOHN SCHMIDL, KAREN SCHMITT, HOWARD SCHREECH, CHARMAINE SEGALLY, FRANCES SETTLEMOIR, ROBERT SHELTON, BRENT SIRBEK, BARBARA SMITH, DONNA SENIORS SMITH, MARLENE SMITH, ROBERT J. SOUTHARD, STEVEN SPILLER, JACQUELINE STAVITZKE, DONALD STEPHENS, CONSTANCE STRODE, WILMA STRONG, BOYD SURCHIK, MARLENE SUTTON, DAVID TEBODO, NANCY THARP, CHARLES THOMPSON, JAMES TRENTOWSKI, BERNADINE TRENTOWSKI. GERALDINE TRIBBLE, SANFORD TSALICKIS, STAVROS TURNER, JOHN UNDERWOOD, LINDA URAM, JOHN VENZ.KE, BEVERLY WAHL, DONNA WARKENTIEN, PATRICIA WARREN, MARY ANN SENIORS WELCH, LARRY WIENING, JOHN WIGGINS, GLENN WILCZYNSKI, DOROTHY WILLIAMS, BETTY WILLIAMS, KEN WILSON, PATRICIA WINKLER, CAROL WITT, MARCIA WOLANIN, ROBERT WOODWORTH, LOREN YOUNG. JACQUELINE ZLATRICH, STEVEN ZUVER, ROBERT ZYZANSKI, STEVE SENIORS NOT PICTURED Vaughn Adams Allen Alexander Robert Allen John Batliner Bill Boyda Harold Borem Betty Bowman Charles Evans Donald Evans Bill Fea Don Felty John Fraser Leonard Geissendorfer Paul Crawford Donald Hall Carla Hammond John Hamas Andrew Horvat Clifford Hudak Beverly Kiger Richard Kilar George Kisfalusi Daniel Koscielniak Don Kulik Bruce Lewis Ronald Long Anthony Makowski William Means Andrew Miller Thomas Mullins Robert Orr Thomas Parkinson Matthew Petrasich Ronald Pirau Lonnie Porter Vernon Puntney Donald Sheppard Carl Simkins Gerald Smigla Joseph Smith Robert L. Smith Theodore Sobolewski Chester Soltis Richard Tuck Andrew Ustanik Garner Voorheis Barbara Wallace Carol Ward Russell Ward Thomas Wojciechowski 106 JUNIORS Row 1, left to right: Richard Adams, Ken Adney, Carnicc Alexander, Ed Allande, Don- na Alyca, Shirley Anderson, Rosalie Arrigo, John Ashby. Row 2: Steve Ashford, Norma Hailey, Pat Ban, Ken Barker, Mildred Barzyeki, Yolanda Bassow, Mary Jane Bay, Jennie Beavers. Row i: Donna Beckwith, Marilou Brehmer, James Bennett, Lucy Betkowski, Paul Bigger- stafT, Betty Bolling, Jim Black, Judy Black- stone. Row 4: Peg Blanchard. Clarence Boland. Chuck Balser, Jerome Bomba. Bob Bovda. Joann Bozack. Rosemary Bragiel. Robert Bridegroom. Row 5: Ronald Brindisi, Pat Brinkman, Doyle Brown. Bod Brown, Ronald Buono, Nick Bur- bich, Hope Burnes, Richard Byrd. Row 6: Roberta Byrd, Carol Cable, Dcanie Carden, Carol Carlin, Paul Carrer, Kay Car- roll, Pat Cathcart, Rose Champion. Row 7: Eugene Childress, Harry Chmiclicwski, D� retta Ciezkicwicz, Richard Cimaroli, Dor- othy Clark, Jack Clark, Bill Cox, Pat Crane. Row 8: Janet Crawford, Gloria Cruz, Carol Cunningham, Richard Cutter, Howard Cyrus, Joan Dancho, Beverly Daumcr, Bud Daves. Row 9: Mary Davis, Norma Decker, Roland Deck, Betty Derflinger, Beverly Derflinger, Betty Dcrnulc, Gerry Dcrnulc, Wayne DcRolf. Row 10: Geraldine Dodson, Roberta Dolon, Dana Dremstedt, Virginia Dumlcr, Kathy El- man, Margie Fantin, Clotildc Fazekas, Dick Fuller. Row 11: Gene Fiegle, Darrell Fines, William Fleming. Wilma Fountaine, Dan Frost, Tom Gensel, Robert Girman. Allan Gladish. JUNIORS Row 1, left to right: Nancy Glaze, Darlene Goeb, Willie Goldsmith, Gerry Gonsiorowski, Lloyd Good, Leroy Grabarck, Gail Gragido, Kenneth Gragido. Row 2: Wanda Gray, Beverly Habil, Dorothy Halaicsik. Dennis Halfacre, Jim Hall, Jack Hanlon, Elizabeth Ham, Judy Hanrath. Row ' 3: Betty Harrison, Art Harvey, Jim Haworth, I nald Hawkins, Martha Hedrick, Bob Held, Richard Held, John Hemphill. Row 4: Tom Hendon, Dean Hendrickson, Marlene Highsmith. Carolyn Hill, Linda Hinkle, Joe Hlatke, Marsha Hoffman, Frances Holland. Row 5: Jim Hood, Allen Hop|)el, Jim Hopper, Jean Hough, Lucille Huber, Richard Huds- peth, Loretta Iznorski, Carol Jenkins. Row ' 6: Ruth Jenkins, Eddie Johnson, Eunice Johnson, Lyman Johnson, Dottie Jones, Tom Juricic, George Jurgens, Carol Kazmcr. Row r 7: Delbert Kendrick, Galen Kessler, Bill Ketchum, Kathleen Keys, Arvel Kidd, Wil- liam Kengery, Ray Kirk, Ralph Kissee. Row 8: Margie Klarik, Maureen Kleeb, Ralph Knopf, Gerrie Kolat, Dan Kosciclniak, Do- lores Kotul, Pat Kowalski. Row 9: Richard Kramer, Ray Kretz, Mike KristofT, Don Kulak, Dorothy Kunde, Connie Kwiatkowski, Agnes Lach, Richard Lash, Joanne Lawson. Row 10: Martha Lenick, Pat Lewandow- ski. Bill Link. Neil Love. Bill Lovely, Nancy Loy, Donna Luther, Pat Mc- Cambridgc. Row 11: Ronald McCloud, Beverly McClure, Pat McClure, Stanley Maikowski, John Mala- cina, Eugene Mandij, Charles Mann. JUNIORS Row I, left to right: Helen Marlatt. Donna Martens, Donna Martin, Ina Martin, Marie Matusiak, Larry Mauk, Barbara Melton, Fred Miller. Row ' 2: Tom Milne, Gordon Moore, Carol Montgomery, Norma Morrison, Jerry Moss, Genevieve Musser, Jean Myres, Ted Newcon. Row 3: Roy Nystrom, Noreen O Dca, Joann Oldham, Judy Oram, Rita Overack, Kenny Parker, Charles Patrick, John Patrick. Row 4: F ' rank Paulson. Doris Penning- ton, Ted Peterson, Lucille Pieramico. Venetia Podgorny, Mona Pommerville, George Pondo. Virginia Post. Row 5: Lou Przezpolewski. Joan Purkey. Sue P u s k i s. Art Rau, James Rauer. Charles Reed. Doris Reed. Maurice Rinehammer. Row 6. Ronald Roderick, Marlene Roeper, Jeane Roman, Gerry Rose, Jesse Russell, Bill Ruttledge, Allen SafTrahn, Delores Sa)dyk. Row 7: El via Sanchez, Virga Sanger. Jeanette Schaller, Ed Schillo. Karen Schiltz, Edward Schopp. Pat Schubert. Arnold Schutz. Row 8: James Scurlock, Jim Stem pkow ski, Chester Setmajer, Dolly Shavey, Jim Sickles. Marlene Siefken, Richard Simons, Gloria Skilling. Row 9: Sally Slazyk, Bill Smith, Janet Smith, Margaret Smith, Ray Smith, Rich Smyack, Larry Sorsveen, John Spindler. Row 10: Fred Shorman, Gary Stahl, Betty Steele, Bill Steinbeck, Betty Stephenson, Ken- neth Stonebraker, Charles Stringham, Barbara Swisher. Row ' 11: Delores Taylor, Jim Taylor, Frank Tharp, William Thompson, Bob Thorck, John T hrall, Annette Tokarz, Rosemary Topa. JUNIORS Row 1, left to right: Gerald Trimble, Joe Valdez, Richard Vasek, Sandra Vavrek, San- dra Viland, Preston Vinson, Bob Walsh, Herb Waldron. Row 2: Jim Wiggins, Evelyn Whitcly, Norma Whitlcr, Charles Wiers, Jim Write, Judy Yates, Gail Zaiko. SOPHOMORES Row 1, left to right: Bill Abell, Carole Achor, Juanita Allen, Charlene Alyea, Janice Arnold, Paul Asbcll, Ronnie Bailey, Muriel Baird, Fred Baker. Row 2: James Barzycki, Jackie Basz, Emil Batliner, Frank Batliner, Jim Beaver, Cleo Beckwith, Bonnie Beison. Judy Beison, Charles Bemisderfer. Row 3: Mary Beres, Margaret Bernotus, Charles Betts, Beatrice Betustak, John Beyler, Mary Black, Joyce Blair, Ada Bliss, Barbara Block. Row ' 4: Tom Bly, Sally Boggess, Nancy Bolek, Bonita Bomba, Sandra Bonham, Jerry Bopp, Pat Borem, Frankly n Boren, Sue Bradley. Row 5: Barbara Brandenburg, Joyce Brautigan, William Brietzke, Sally Brown. Karen Bruce, Violet Brussly, Mattie Bunch, Tom Bukowski, Marie Burgess. Row 6: Alvin Buse, Susan Camp, Tom Camp- bell, Pat Capuzzi, Betty Carroll, Pat Cawvey, Harvey Cazillis, Bob Chadwick, Tommy Chaney. Row 7: Gordon Cherry, Edna Clancy, Pat Clark, Sandy Cline, Steve Cahoon, Ruth Cost- anza, Larry Crosck, Elaine Crown, John Daniels. Row 8: Joe Darmofalski. Rich Dauksa. Betty Davis, Dottie Davis, Doug Davis, Dennis Deen, Carol Demaris. Virge Denny. Moffitt Denzil. Row 9: Ken DeRolf, Rosalie Dobosz, I eona Drusz, Larry Drutis, Pat Dulyan, Shirley Dumler, Carolyn Dyer, Marcia Dzioba, Sue Earle. SOPHOMORES Row 1, left to right: Don Earley, Mary Einsele, Carleen Ekstrom. Jim Elder, Rachel Elorer, Rudy Flota, Jerry Franceour. Richard F 1 i c k e , Connie Gerber. Row 2: John Gettig, Betty Gootee, Louis Gorondi, Charles Grabarak. Helen Graves, Beverly Greening. Joyce Green. Joan Haddey. Curtis Hamilton. Row 3: Pat Han, Nancy Hager. Cecilia Hardesty, Carolyn Harris, Marilyn Harris, Leroy Harris. John Hartoonian. Jerry Harwood, Sandra Havill. Row 4: Betty HeHin, Shirley Held, Rita Helfen, John Helm, Jerry Hendrix, Carolyn Herndon, Ruth Hivlcy. Kathryn Holtz, Dennis Hosszu. Row 5: Jerry Howard, Shirley Howell, LcRoy Hughes, Dave Hurley, Gus Iatrides, Rose Mary Immig, Jim Jackowski, Barbara Jackson, Lyndon Jacobs. Row 6: Raymond Jewell, Gerry Jenkins, Carl Johnson, Charles Johnson, Karl Johnston, Ron- nie Junkens, Carol Jurgens, Frank Kaslewicz, Myrna Keen. Row 7: Robert Keilman, Pat Kcllehcr, Dennis Kennedy, Paul Kennedy, Andrew Kish, Leon Kittcll, Loretta Klceberg, Kathy Knocrzcr, Steve Kotul. Row 8: Rosea nn Kovacik, Frances Kraus, Ger- aldine Krause, Judy Krause, John Krueger, Mary Krug, Edna Lamberson, Ann Lamonte, Ed Lange. Row 9: Marcia Ledbetter, Margie Leeper, Nancy Leon, Nancy Lollock, Gcorgianna Long, Shirley Lopez, Valerie Lorancc, Sharon Lyon, Elizabeth McBride. Row 10: Carol McCall, Carolyn McCall, Pat McCarthy, Rosemary McClosky, Jack McClure, Sharon McClure, Judy McGregor, Mildred McMeans, Dudley MacArthur. Row 11: Mabel Mailer. Carlea Mann. Alice Marek, Jim Marek, Larry Marrou- lis. Jerry Mauk. Lorraine Mazur. Walter Meacham. Francis Meade. Row 12: Bob Melton, Mary Ann Miehalik. Charlene Miller. Bob Millies. Kenny Montague, Bill Monberg, Frank Moore, Peggy Morrison. Louise Warner. SOPHOMORES Row 1, left to right: Barbara Mulvihill, I’hilip Nash, Donna Naylor, Bob Nowlin, Ethel Nichols, Darlene Nieman, Dolores Novalick, William Oakley, Marion O ' Connor. Row 2: Bill Olson, Camille Ostapehek, (Jerry Owczarzak, Barbara Paradise, Sally Payne. Eugene Pclshaw, Martha Pennington, Leona Phipps, Edwardine Piccuch. Row 3: Tom Planer, Elmora Powell, ludy Powers, Irene Psenak, Roy Pudlo, Rich Racz, Bob Ramsey, Jim Ramsey, Jerry Rapp. Row 4: Edward Rau, George Reeder, La- Vernc Recise, Gerry Reeves, Jerry Reeves, Rebecca Reid, Jerry Richardson, lesse Rincon, (ilcn Rivett. Row 5: Betty Roberts, Helen Rosbolt, Sharon Rose, Bob Roseneau, Judy Row, Betty Ruan. Joe Saddler, Diane Sadler, Charles Sanders. Row 6: Josephine Saunders, Marilyn Schrccch, Nancy Schwingcndorf, Barbara Scurlock, Jo- seph Sctmajcr, Jean Shaffer, Jim Shannon, Iris Shevchenko, Don Skish. Row 7: Dale Smith, Harold Smith, Pat Smith, La Verne Smithers, Helene Snyder, Ralph Snyder, Ronald Sobota, Beverly Stafford, Pat Starr. Row 8: Virginia Stauter, Chuck Sternberg, RonaUI Stureck, Don Szabo, Beverly T eel, Dorothy Terrill, Jon Paul Tharp, Charles Thompson, Connie Thompson. Row 9: Janet Thompson, Marjorie Thompson, Nancy Timberley, Pat Trznadcl, Dorothy Tucker, Pat Tuleja, Joan Tussey, Marilyn Tussev, Marilyn Tussey, Cathy Urbancz.yk. Row 10: Tony Urbancz.yk, Janet VanHyftc, Judy Viland, Hilda Vincent. |ohn Volkman. Judy Waddell, Claire Wanicki, Lois Ware, Alberta Weaver. Row 11: Sue West, Jerry Wheeler. Charlene White, Dona Williams, Connie Wisnienski, Rosalcc Wright, Ann Yates, Charles Yates, Alice Zajac. Row ' 12: Joan Zimont, Joseph Zlatarich, John Zolincr, Art Zuhl. FRESHMEN Row 1, left to right: Lonnie Abell, Nancy Aldridge, Larry Allen, Larry Allen, Toby Aller, Ronald Arnold, Rebecca Atwood, Lois Bakota, Hill Ball. Row 2: Larry Hanks, Sybil Harnett, Ronald Harney, Stanley Bender, Andy Hercolos, Rob- ert Hielak, Mary Bixler, Barbara Blagg, Carol Blanchard. Row 3: Sharon Blessing, Julius Bognar. Barbara Bordon. Kathy Brici, Carolyn Bricker, Bob Brooks, Barbara Brown. Carole Brown. Judy ButrufT. Row’ 4: Pat Carlson, Bonnie Carpenter, Joan Carroll, Warren Carter, Brenda Chamberlin, Ray Clevinger, Shirley Coanford, Christine Colbin, Edward Conn. Row 5: Judy Cowles, Wayne Cox, Larry Craig, Robert Crawford, Judy Cronin, Marie Crook, Robert Crossman, Dennis Croyle, Ger- rie Cruz. Row 6: Ronald Czaja, Barbara Dancho, Larry Darnell, Larry Dash, David Davidson, Bill Davies, Lew Day, G us Derfianger, Jerry Dichter. Row 7: Jim Digger, Janet Dodson, Ronnie Dolon, Donna Dudley, Albert Eichensehr, Dick Erb, Verona Evans, Frank Ealusi, Nor- man Fenstermacher. Row 8: Betty Ferrell, Diane Florer, Judy Fore- man, Charles Foust, Barbara Fowler, Nancy Fowler, Judy Franklin, Kenny Frazer, Pat Freeman. Row 9: Pat Fulkerson, Thomas Gayewski, Harry Gentry, Jerry Gentry, Phyllis Gcrasin, Frances Gilbertson, John Gimby, Charles Gist, Daniel Gonsiorowski. Row 10: Ron Gonsiorowski, Glen Granger, Betty Graves, Sandra Gray, Dave Grigereit, Bernadine Grobarski, Tom Groszew ki, Tony Grzuvwana, James Guy. Row 11: Carol Haeger, Mary Ann Halaicsik, Cierahl Harasty, Charles Harmon, Ted Har- mon, Bob Hartoonian, Richard Hartsell, Henry I la .tings, Nancy Haworth. Row 12: Ronnie Hellickson, Rosemarie Hel- mcr, Bonnie Henderson, Connie Henderson, Eva Mender on, Timmy Hensley, Shirley Hil- debrand, Bob Hinder, Joyce Hinton. FRESHMEN Row 1, left to right: Pat Hochsteller, John Hofferth. Tom Holsclaw, Daniel Huber, Judy Hudspeth, Harold Hull, Wanda Humphrey. Martin Iepson. Pat Jallo. Row 2: Janice James, Donald Jen, Clark Jen- vey, Fay Johnson, Jan Johnson, Wilhcmina Johnson, Carolyn Johnston, Bernice Jokubas, John Jones. Row 3: Ruby Jones, Gail Juhasz, William Kasper, Steve Kaszuba. Tony Katetanovic, Philip Kekelik. Noel Ann Kelley, Barbara Kennedy. Dorothy Kennedy. Row 4: Jerry Kerder, Stan Kessler, Jim Knar- cck, John Kolodiej, Eddie Kornas, Ray Kottka, Frank Kowal, Frank Koziol, Tony Kubisz. Row 5: Phillip Kubockl, Judy Kuschel, Sharon Ladd, Harold Lape, Judith Lauerman, Dean Law, Peggy Leeper, Ruth Leland, Jim Leport. Row 6: Chester Lobodzinski, Tillie Lopz, Kenneth Lorman, Judy Louis, Ronald Lynn, Larry McClure, Margaret CcClang, Terry Mc- Gregor, Dawn McMillen. Row 7: (ieorge Marcinkovich, Pat Marlatt, Pat Marovich, Gay Martin, Pat Martin, Jackie Marvel, Joyce Matthews, Ruth Mattingly, James Medley. Row 8: Virginia Michalik, Lorraine Micrs, Lawrence Miller, Larry Milligan, Ronald Milne, (Jail Montgomery, Jim Moore, Dave Morford, Bill Morrison. Row 9: Richard Mounts, Pat Mullen, George Murray, Barbara Nash, Robert Nichols, Anna Nuccio, Ray Opperman, DuWayne O’Rourke, Diane Pankowski. Row 10: Richard Papa, Walter Papke, Joan Patton, Richard Paul, Dennis Pawlus, Janis Payton, Tom Pearson, Linda Pepper, Paul Peters. Row 11: Wallace Peters, Donna Peterson, Bob Philips, Frederick Phillips, Joyce Post, Lilzon Potta, Joyce Preston, Linda Purkey, James Rau. Row 12: Richard Reeise, Linda Richard- son, Charles Roberts. George Rockey, Sandra Rodzinski, Cliff Rosko, Elizabeth Ryan. Ron Ryan, Marilyn Saberniak. FRESHMEN Row I, left to right: Wally Sajdyk, Glen Savage, Carol Seales, Carol Scott, Sandra Scott, Velma Scott, Arthur Shavey, Larry Shimkus, Steven Small. Row 2: Tom Smith, Tom Snow, Emily Sobol- cwski, Arlene Sobota, Virginia Spindler, Car- olyn Spudic, George Stanley, Pat Stanley, Jeanette Stephens. Row 3: Pat Stevens, Ronald Stevens, Betty Stivers, David Stonebraker, Robert Stutz, Jim Sudlak, Ccile Suiek, Tom Surouck, Shirley Swindle. Row 4: Bob Szakacs, Marie Szczykut, Rosc- ann Szmutko, Robert Szot, Joe Szymaszek, Jack Taylor, Carolyn Thebault, Sharon Thompson, Darlene Thorne. Row 5: Danial Travis, Barbara Truman, Mary Etta Tucker, Genieve Turner, Charlotte Van Dcr Way, Editc Vannags, Thomas Vapensky, Louis Viakos, Susie Vinson. Row 6: Carl Vonasch, Dale Wade, Donald Wassermann, Shirley Watson, Jane Wauga- man, Elizabeth Weaver, Joan Welch, Janet Whitehead, Carlenc Wiggins. Row 7: Edith Williams, Janice Williams, Ma- Donna Williams, Dick Wilson, Marilyn Wil- son, Joan Woodin, Vclva Woods, Carl Wood- worth, Benny Woods. Row 8: Leslie Word. Wayne Writt, Charlene Wynkoop, Darlene Yerga, Stefan Zaluckyj, Tony Zeman. Mr. Lee L. CaldweU, superintendent of schools Mr. R. B. Miller, assistant superintendent of schools ADMINISTRATION MR. FREDERICK E. BENSON, director of Tech BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated, Left to Right: Co- lumbus Smith, Charles N Scott, Lee L. Caldwell, su- perintendent, Dr. Henry W. Eqgers, Harold Chase. Standing: R. B. Miller, assistant superintendent, lohn M. Bodman, lohn F. Beckman, Donald E. Gavit, business manager. 116 Marie London, girls ' co-ordinator Richard Sampson, boys ' co-ordinator Betty Rybolt, assistant girls ' co-ordi- nator Harold Wilson, curriculum co-ordinator E. Cromwell, school treasurer William Parson, financial secretary of athletic department Cassius H. Buckingham, chief custodian Eliose Smith, office staff Harriet Darmofalski, office staff Marge Gorby, office staff Andrew Adaska, machine III George Bereolos, physical educaiion, Eng- lish, basketball, track Howard Binstock, shop relief Louis Birkctt, sketching, drawing, Student Council Evelyn Bold, calculating machines Homer Buehrle, electronics William Burris, sheet metal Ethel Byrne, history. Student Council Henry Callantine, modern social problems, government Harold Carlson, physical education, history, basketball, golf Ruth Clency, art. Monitor Club Kermit Clyne, English, Chart Gloria Cooper, clothing, foods Eleanor Couve, English, library Lillian Daggert, home management, home mechanics Orpha M. Dean, filing, introduction to business Glenna Dietrich, clothing Howard Donaldson, history, math, tech information Vera Eastwood, shorthand Inga Erickson, health service, home nursing Joseph Esterhay, math Theodore Flack, welding Floyd Ford, aviation Phyllis Ford, physical education, Girls ' Athletic Associa- tion, Cheerleaders Richard Fuller, algebra, math, geometry Vera Gares, math, introduction to business Alice Hamill, home service Margaret Hanlon, math, bookkeeping Wilhelmina Hebner, typing M. E. Higgins, clothing, home service Loren Hoch, math Paul Hoemann, blue print reading, sketching, health and safety, wrestling Harold Holloway, electric Fred Hopper, trade information, tech information Charles Jaris. wood Generose Jones, general science, math, Pep Club Gerald Kackley, math, English, tardy desk Mary Kieckheafer, home management Harriet Kramer, typing Theodore Lazarz, machine Marion Norris, auto William Micheals. group instrumental, band Marian McCort, English Margaret Mertens, English, Tech Times Anna Moengen, geography, Geography Club Esther Morgan cafeteria, cooking, cafeteria service Lucille ParTe, English, dramatics Albert Paschen, English, reading Mildred Peehl, modern social problems, government Eleanor Rainey, English, business train- ing, business etiquette Logan Ranney, foundry Mildred Ritter, typing, calculating machines, math Arnold Robinson, band Mary Lou Rogers, foods Edward Rudd, remedial English, remedial math, Hi-Y Clarence Welty, physics Albert Schell, drafting Alfred Schultz, printing Walter Shaw, pattern making Andrew Stecyk, machine Henrietta Steiner, clothing Chester Taylor, electric Helen Thomas, home nursing, health and safety Clarence VanDeventer, aviation Dale Vieau, physical education, history, baseball, basketball Virginia Volkman, music Alphonse Waite, math, physical education Cassell Wiedman, geography R. 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