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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1976 volume:

197 6 OJodume XLXII Hammond ecUiccd! Vocational? iglt School! 5727 Solti! c tionue Hammond Indiana time to be bo tn, and a time to die ; 5 to H a u g k ; and a time to dance.; time to embkace, and a 8 uA time to Hove, and a time to hate; a time oi wall, and a time ol peace. U .1 1 Ecute Ajutu 3:1-8 9T i m e to hetnetnbeit 200 yea is. ' zf l ie past is i a C u a M e as a 14 guidcpost, but dange tous i( used as a fi i t c h i n g post. -- Indiana. PaJiznt-T zache c -U e the peopQe OTIS l R. BOWEN. M.D. GOVERNOR f o iidoii to o tm a mo te pe t ec t union 20 21 $nsu te domestic tuanquiGity ‘-P toi ide $oft t(i6 common defense (And 26 Cu te the blessing o h Qibelity to ouiiseUves and ou t poste tity CHOIRS SING FOR THE BICENTENNIAL Folk Singers: Row 1, Becky Rodriquez, Ken Van Sickle, Ken Tyler, Barb Wilson, Nancy Siedentopf. Row 2, Janet Dennison, Terri Townley, Helen Kingston, Denise Siedentopf, Bernadette Riebe, Cheri Townley, Kathy Juskiw. Row 3, Mike Ham, Roy Lopez,. Bob Glanowski, Henry Hernandez, Cindy Weyer, Bruce Lawrence, and Tom Spitzer. Mixed Glee: Row 1, Marilyn Knight, Theresa Adkins, Lisa Massengale, Valerie Parrish, Mark West, Chris Writt, Fred Fenderson, Donna Ullstam, Susie Mal- donado, Roberta Morris, Josephine Bodnar. Row 2, Adeline Sanchez, Therisa Martin, Jo Ellen Thilmont, Patty Roberts, Joe Sanchez, Ken Campbell, Ed Opack, Richard Brown, Alicia Martinez, Sandra Dabbs, Ann Farmer. Row 3, Rose Mon- tano, Cintra Sansom, Gloria Greer, Kevin Adkins, Matthew Dorsey, Mike Ward, Scott, Jacobs, Diana Hill, Renee Huppenthal, Adelina Rosa, and Nancy Dills. Left, Concert Choir: Row 1, Debbie Turner, Mari Jo Thilmont, Mike Angelucci, David Graves, Frank Alcala, Santiago Nieto, Jamie Stefko, Anne Knapik, Joyce Foster, Kim Boback. Row 2, Kathy Juskiw, Cheri Townley, Janet Dennison, Tom Spitzer, Ken Tyler, Ken Van Sickle, Bruce Lawrence, Deanna Bonhama, Brenda Webb, Terri Townley, Wanda Hall, Becky Rodriquez. Row 3, Naomi Ansbro, Debbie McCarroll, Denise Siedentopf, Peter Basala, Henry Hernandez, Dan Kemer, Mike Ham, Maureen Cook, Nancy Siedentopf, Becky White, Charmaine Sommers. Row 4, Linda Robinson, Helen Kingston, Tim George, Bob Glanowski, Ray Lopez, Tim Vandersteen, Cindy Cline, Barb Wilson, Cindy Weyer, Bernadette Riebe,and Jennifer Hodal. 35 36 Girls ' Choir: Row 1, Patty Smith, Georgia Reese, Diane Grabill, Delores Dross, Vicky Thompson, Mickey Guerra, Debbie Morris. Row 2, Deanna Strickland, Vicky Brown, Iona Morgan, Cathy Edwards, Lori Pirowski, Patty Worland. Row 3, Paggy Duhaniell, Rochelle Mills, Elizabeth Villanueva, Janet Swafford, Dawn VanScoyk, Ernestine Burity, Olga Djurdjevich. Row 4, Terry Tigner, Cynthia Springer, Carolyn Maclin, Tonya Ward, Cathy Hall, Mafolda Taylor, Cindy Beaver, Rachel Devham. Girls’ Ensemble: Linda Robinson, Becky White, Helen Kingston, Cindy Weyer, Jamie Stefko, Kim Boback. Boys ' Chorus: Row 1, Andrew Gordon, Martin Wampler, ‘Robert Girman, Gerard Gonzales, Larry Bowling, Oscar Aguires, Ronald Heaton, Barry Shook, Billy Rogers. Row 2, Keenan Sales, Glen Winston, Fred Bicknell, Tracy Meyer,. Jerry Carter, Robert Brown, and Tim Wood. Girls; Chorus: Row 1, Barbara Cunningham, Cynthia Jones, Bonnie Reynolds, Elva Quiles, Dianne Rowe. Row 2, Saundra Hulitt, Cheryl Scott, Lynda Haynes, June Wynn, Monica Villarreal, Charlotte Sheridon. Row 3, Donna Reed, Leatha Johnson, Evelyn Dilbeck, Teresa Avery, Lynn Raganyi. Row 4, Kelly Stanley, Vond Hunter, Ramona Stringer, Dorothy Hoolehon. Pom Pon: Row 1, Alma Martinez, Elizabeth Villanueva, Candy Faught, Diana Ruiz, Mary Duran. Row 2, Leah Gullet, Nancy Dills, Debbie Reynolds, Jan- ice Dunlap, Mary Hubler, and Janice Boufis. Football statisticians: Martha Ortegon, Cathy Bacha, Anne Knapik,. Adelaine Sanchez, and Kathy Juskiw. INSTRUMENTALIST ENHANCED BY POM POMS; MAJORETTES, FOOTBALL STATISTICIANS Band: Row 1, Rodger Winters, Ted O’boy, Rickie Davidson, Myron Larimer, Paul Simms. Row 2, Glinda Green, Janice Dunlap, Roberta Aulph, Maureen Cook, Lorretta Collins, Valerie Kaleta, Robin Wheeler, Denise Siedentopf. Row 3, James Writt, Israel Hernandez, Charles Green, Frank Kozlowski, Dan Fulkerson, Ken Minich, and Michael McKee. Majorettes: Robin Wheeler, Susie Sanders, and Debbie Best. CLUBS Thespians: Row 1, Dennis Benante, treasurer, Josephine Bodnar, secretary, Henry Hernandez, Vice-President, Bob Glanowski, President. Row 2, Kenny Van Sickle, David Graves, Becky Rodriquez, Suzi Hines, Debbie Bassett, Larry Mendoza, Kathy Juskiw. Row 3, Denise Siedentopf, Lisa Massengale, Barb Wilson, Scott Rincon, Tom Spitzer, John Backe. Row 4, Cindy Weyer, Pam Seifrig, Glen Carlson, John Simmons, Mike Vargo, Kenny Tyler, and Norm Camp. Not pictured, Sue Lunsford, Roy Lopez, Dan Kemer, Becky White. Student Council: Row 1, Lupe Hernandez, Cheri Townley, Donna Shelton, Mark Stanek. Row 2, Gary Seljan, Gloria Ferrell, Shirley Napier, Debbie Turner, Carolyn Bodor, Nancy Siedentopf. Row 3, Denise Siedentopf, Mike Graves, Mary Hubler, Charmaine Sommers, Leatha Johnson, Terri Townley, Vickie Thompson. DECA: Row 1, Lisa Miles, Amette Berber, Bridgette Morris, Maria Garcia, Rose Niezgoda, sponsor, Mr. Speelmon. R ow 2, John Simmons, Harry Johnson, Dwayne Wooley, Vicky Riley, Sue Ullstam. Row 3, Debbie Best, Cathy Johnson, Debbie Bas- set, Sharon Lentz, Katie Ison, Harla Trotter, Sonja Bailey, Sharon Koartage. Home Ec Club: Row 1, Carol Cohen, Yolanda Ramirez, Diane Grabill, Parry Arm- strong, Alice Britt. Row 2, Suzie Hines, Debbie Kotlowski, Patti Worland, Debbie Broz, Maralyn Knight. Row 3, Leatha Johnson, Cintra Sansom, Ernestine Brunty, Rochelle Mills, Amy Hines, Mafalda Taylor, sponsor. Miss Werner. Lettermen ' s Club: Row 1, Rick Santos, Kenny Bridgmon, Bob Delgado, David Graves, Phil Moore, Walt Waldis. Row 2, Pete Moore, Chris Gill, Wilfred Sanchez, Tim Strimka, Ed Grabill. Row 3, Phil Jordon, Mac Goodpaster, Joe Bogusz, Pete Lenzo, Tom Pondo. Row 4, Coach Wesley; Greg Thompson, Fra- nklin Banks, Scott Mitchell, Steve Germonprez, Kevin Richardson. Trackettes: Row 1, Adeline Sanchez, Candy Faught, Ann Farmer. Row 2, Lupe Hernandez, Joyce Foster, Roberta Aulph, Maureen Cook, Cathy Bacha. G.A.A. : Row 1, Beverly Peck, Gina Gallaway, Anita Hannon, Tina Harper, Row 2, Jessie Gilyard, Linda Robinson, Ann Rutledge , Janice Dunlap, Adeline Sanchez, Melva Alexander. Row 3, Cathy Bacha, Mary L. Reyes, Ann Farmer Joyce Foster, Darlene Hannon, Debra Ward. Girls Club: Row 1, Elizabeth Lopez, Robin Wheeler, Lorraine Richardson, Patty Worland, Michel Shelton. Row 2, Cindy Capps, Debbie Potter, Debbie Kotlowski, Debbie Best. Row 3, Terri Majka, Terri Banneger, Rochelle Mills, Vicki Brown. Row 4, Marcia Haye stings, Carrol Cohen, Mielva Alexander , E no ra White, Miss Kostelnik. VICA Electronics: Row 1, Mr. Buehrle, Mr. Krull, Mac Goodpaster, Kevin Henderson, Steve Jurick, Joe Bogusz. Row 2, O. L. Brewer, Larry Laramer, Dennis Jusko, Jim Ramirez, David McAnnally, Vernon Fulkerson, Ted Czba- lowski, Mark Stanek. Row 3, Richard Judd, Dan Fulkerson, Gary Selgian, Ernie Watson, Mike Trabue, Vidal Torres, Robert Stiff. Row 4, Mike Christoph, Herb Waldron, Jeff Johnson, Tony Aulph, John Garcia, Bruce Law- rence, Jessie Rincon, Glenn London. 44 VICA Foods: Row 1, Bobby Reed, Andy Cooper, Mike Ratley. Row 2, Scott Jacobs, Dwayne Bailey, Ken Potts. Row 3, Rudy Vela, Floyd Barge, Mitchell Gray. VICA Drafting: Row 1, Mr. Turner; Roman Lopez, Guan Guadiana, Walter Croson , Bart Watkins, John Backe. Row 2, David Blue, Mark Fetzko, Ken Bridgmon, Phil Jordon, Dino Mantis, Mr. McCullough. Row 3, Juan Lopez, John Wisniewski, Mike Graves, Wilfred Sanchez, Tom Burkhardt, Norm Camp. VICA Welding: Row 1, Ron Garcia, Tim Petty. Row 2, Greg Carnet, Kenny Adkins, Mike Hernandez. Row 3, Rick Martinez, Wayne Pratt. 45 National Honor Society: Row 1, Margaret Lunsford, Roberta Aulph, Merilyn Goodin, Debbie Best, Kathy Johnson, Sharon Lentz, Kim Boback, Jamie Stefko, Barb Turner. Row 2, Shirley Napier, Sandra Scott, Kathy Bacha, Sherri Kielb, Cheri Townley, Janice Dunlap, Kathy Juskiw, Mike Graves, Sue Massengale, Larry Larimer. Row 3, Barb Wilson, Denise Siedentopf, Mary Hubler, Candy Faught, Juan Guadiana, John Backe, Gary Seljan, Bob Link, Mark Stanek, Pete Basala, Donna Shelton, Jim Rameriz. Row 4, Joe Bogusz, John Simmons, Jose Santago, Ken Tyleir, Ted Czbalowski, Gina Galloway, Earline Carlton, Nelson Pena, Ed Grabill, Wayne Shaw, Larry Sajdera, Linda Green, Harla Trotter. Not pictured: Jo Robinson, Rose Upshaw, Saundra Taylor. 46 Auto Club: Row 1, Robert Scholl, Jim Mendalski, Harold Riner, Henry Sanchez, Greg Pater, Steve Carlin. Row 2, Mr. Stivers, Michael Sinchar, Ron Tomic, George Hodor, JackSchwern Bob Trusty, Pete Lenzo. Row 3, Chris Snyder, Clyde Tippy, Ken White, Jim Berg, Rick Courtney, Dan Brown. 47 Above left: Candy Faught, Staff member. Above right: Jo Robinson, Chart editor. Right: John Backe, Tech Times editor. STORY B 48 PUBLICATION ' S STAFF Above left: Mari Jo Thilmont, columnist. Left: Teressa Prince, News Bureau editor. 52 FALL SPORTS BANQUET Mr. Congreve, the new superintendent of schools, was present at the Fall Sports Soc- ial which was held on Thurs- day, November 13, 1 975, in the school cafeteria. Awards were given to out- standing sports players in girls volleyball, varsity and junior football, cross-country, cheerleaders and pom pon. 53 GODSPELL Tom Spitzer sings You are the light of the World. Dennis Benante sings, Alas for you. You are the salt of the earth, sings Barb Wilson. Cast dances to You are the light of the World. The cast represents The false God machine. 55 HOMECOMING EVENTS 56 M A S H The comedy, M A S H, was presented February 5 and 7 by the Tech Drama D ept. There was an estimated turn- out of about 300 people each night. M A S H actually stands for Mobile Army Sur- gical Hospital and held it ' s quarters in South Korea. The settingfor M A S H was dur- ing the Korean War. Colonel Blake(Scott Rincon) lights-up cigar. MASH team ‘operates on creature. Nurses Fury, Kimble, Phillips, and McCarthy sit and talk. 58 General Hammond(John Backe) talks abrasively on phone. Hawkeye reads dirty magazine. (Henry Hernandez) Special Services presents Fritzi, Agnes, and Mitz (Suzi Hines, Merlyn Goodin, and Mari Jo Thilmont) 59 Varsity: Front, Helen Kingston. Center, Terri Townley, Denise Siedentopf. Back, Joyce Foster. Not pictured, Kathi Ward. Above left: B-Team: Front, Sandra Dabbs, Center, Bern adette Riebe, Terri Townley, Deanna Bonhoma. Back, Anne Knapik. Chmiltaim Lower left: Freshman: Row 1, Pam Lenzo, Phillis Ruiz, Mascot, Chaundra Townley. Row 2, Lisa Flora, Myra Pharms. 61 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mark Harvey works diligently at his push-ups. Sit-ups can be so Exhilerating!! I wish my arm was a foot longei 62 Oh darn, I missed that birdie again! Now, how many hav I done? 63 Coupes temembe i 1975 -P to 65 Cdas s o jj 75 g t aduates outside Doreen Lee gives her Valedictorian speech. The Bishop Andrew G. Grutka, D.D. ri aQQ . ' -lass members go in a single line to their seats, Graduation exercises for the class- of 1975 were held outside. Concert Choir provided entertainment. freshman Joe Alanza Pete Alcala. John Allen Jackie Andean on Zenaida Aa.ce Shialey Aamstaong Tonya Atkini R on A veay T eaesa A veay Nancy Badgely Tewii Banning ea Vavid Baaloui Eddie 8 064 Cindy Beavea Ed Beeson F aed Bicknell Ron Biamingham Tinny Bishoa Vavid Blankenship Golden Blankenship Linda Blue Cano l Bodoa Rita Bnoyles Lawny Boulting Vavid Baeui fallen Baeuiea Steve Baidgemon Tewii Baink R obeat Baooks Judy Baouin Kathy B aouin Richaad Baouin T obeat Baouin Vickie Baouin Lawuy Bnoz Caalos Bustamante Kieth Call Cindy Capps Maavin Caalton Richaad Caanett Calvin Ceasoa Cathy Chumbley 70 FRESHMAN Kathy Coat Canol Cohen Jacyuelln Cole, Belinda Coopen Cathy Cnedllle Tom Curmlbi Banbana Cunningham Suian Cunningham Voug Vabi Kathy Vale Rickie VavlcUon Vebble VehJeae Michael Vlgg Evelyn Vllbeck Tom Vjundjevlch Jama Von ey Matthew Von ey John doughty Velona Peggy Vuhamell JefiA Eanle Calhy Edwand Tom Edwand Jen ome Felton o Ionia Fenjiell Joan Fleming Bant Fiona Li a Fiona Vavld Fiona Ja e Fiona Billy Floyd Jim Foy Eiequlel Gancla Javlen Gancla Ray Gancla Mike Gas key Robent Genman Chanla Gonzalez Andie Gondon Paul Gnablll Gayle Gnay Glenda Gneen 71 FRESHMAN Fneddie Gneen EApenanza Guillenmo Moke. Hahney Meal Hall Mona Handin R obent HanniA Shawn Ha) ivey Linda Haynes Ron Heaton Bobby HeindnickA Vebna HendeAAon Gent Hendemon Banbana Hem ley Loni Hem on Evette Hennandez l a neat Hennandez Raul Hennandez Gneg Hill Cathy HinojoAa Vonothy Hoolehan l land Hunten Launa Hutching Michael Hutton Money Hutton WilAon 7 ngnam TeneAa lAom Letha J ohm on Mike J ohm on Vinginia J ohm on Cynthia JoneA Kim JoneA Ron Kennen Ben KianiA 0 Vichy Killan Monk Killen RuAAell Koontge Von Kooennen e Fnaqk Kozlomki t Banny Knitz A lan Kuntz Clana Lain Mylon Lanimen , 72 FRESHMAN KleXh Las ken Ricky Law on Tom LeeXh Pam Lcnzo Gael Leonard. Liz Lopez F neddy Love Mania Lozano Many Seth Lukas Benny McConmack Audney McGill James McKinney Tennl M ajka Tom Manzo Richand M anavilla Bnenda ManXln KleXh ManXln Alicia ManXinez Lisa Mass engale David Millen R obenX Millen VonoXhy Mills Anne iCinnle leld Canmen Mo one Von Moone RobenX Moone J one M ongan Oona M ongan Eddie M add lililland M annoy Tnacy M yen Lnene NavenneXX Susan OnXegon Wilfiond OXlngen PaXXy Pace Manuel Palclclos Robby P anodise Sylvia Panes k Bnad Panlso Ricky PaXXenson Mlnlam Pena Myna Pkanms 73 FRESHMAN Vanny Phillip Andy Pu z chala LoAle PlAomkl BaAb Rondo Cednlc Police. BAlan Quinn Lynn R ogaAy Volanda. RameAez Vonna Reed GeoAgla Ree e Ron Reye Bonnie Reynold Eddie Reynold ChAl Rio Tobin RlchaAd Voug RlchaAd on Gina RlchaAd on Scott Rincon Ricky Roble Valla RodAlguez Rochele Rollln Jamb RogeA F elicit a Ruiz Keenan Sale Blaine SaljeA Joe Sanchez Jo e Sanchez Pat SandetfeA MaAle San on CheAyl Scott Mike Se um Kanl Sle eAt Paul Sl rmi Alana Sha{eA LaAAy ShaAp Michelle Shelton Chanlotte SheAldan Su le ShaAp BaAAy Shook Albeit Smith EveAette Smith Vavld Solon 74 FRESHMAN Shinley SpeaA RobeAt SpeeA Vebbie Stanek Steve Stanek Hike. StantfoAd Rickie Stephens PeAonica StAingeA Bobby Suto RobeAt Szanyi Glenda Talley Vo Aim Jay to a M afialdo TayloA Ron TeumeA Tim Tie.de. ShaAon TicJimoA TeAAiy TigneA Tina TkaAp Jo Ellen Thilmont Vicky Thompson Roy TAevino EdwaAd UndAatis Vaivn Van Scoyk J eAAy VaAgo Alb e At Velasco Leo VentuAo Monica VillaAeal Joyce Walsmith Jz. M WaldAen MaAk WalkeA ViAgil WalkeA MaAk WampleA MaAk Watson Sue Webb Mike WebsteA Von Wells MaAk West F Aed Wetzel Robin WheeleA Vavid White V awn White EnoAia White Mantka White 75 FRESHMAN Tim White. J.B. WhiteloM Tkomcu Wkitelovo Robert Whitely BuaZ Whittock Stacy Witiiami Von WisniewAki Ttm Wood Cathy Woodt Juanita Wood a C hAit WKitt J M WKitt June Wynn Gaeg laikomki lb SOPH MO RE GAace Abbott Vonna Able . a MaAy AqulAAe fAank Alcala. Michael Alexander Tim Alexander Pat AfmstAong Von A bell Kevin Atkln6 Th.eA.e6 a Atkina VaAAell Bailey Vebble Bailey MaAAha BakeA RobeAt Baldwin VaAAell Banki Tina Bank6 JetfA BaAnaAd GaAy BaAAon Sandle BeaveA Vince BeceAAa Jo6ephlne BodnaA Veanna Bahama Vebble Book Ricky Boyal Alice Ba I tt GaAAy Baoum P at Ba own PAlnteA Baowh V ebble Baoz BA lan BAumley Jamei Buck BAenda ButleA Judy ByAum Vebble Camp Kevin Camp Randy Campbell Ray CampeA ElvlAa Cantu KuAt CaAlln Vawn CaAldon ShaAon CaAA VlctoA CaAAlllo 77 SOPHOMORE Vonothy Choatz Noblz Clank JamzA Cobb Bobby Cohzn Lonzita Collini Fnank Colo -in Patty CongzA W zloln Conn Bzggy Comoay Gang Cowthnan R ogzn Cnouilzy Manlo Ckuz PuAizll CurmlnA JawzA Cunning haw Liz CuAAlzA Sandna Vabb-6 Lama Volz Bnznda Vavli Canmzn VzJzaua Mania Vzluna M antha VzIiJzzaz Mlchzllz Vlaz Nan cl Villi Mlckzy Vznlzh Many VuAan Vink VuAbln F nzd FzndzAion Vonna Flihzn. Linda Foy Vavld F Aoom LaAAy Fnyz Van F ulkzAion T zaza a Fulton Vlannz GaAcla Lzz Ganton Kzlly GatzA Valz Gaynon. JzaaIz G-ilyand Bob Glanom kl John Goldimlth John Gonzalzi Vlanz Gtiablll 78 SOPHOMORE Vavid GAavei Mitchell Gmay Ro.ie Guadiana Jo Age Gucaacao Leah Gullet Many GunteA Ralph GutieAAez Stella Guzman Sheila Hadden Bill Hahney Jamei Halley Vicky Hall Anita Hannon Linda HaJidee Tina HampeA HaAAy HantieJiode HenAy Heanande z Juanita Hennandez Rudy Heanandez Rhonda Hill Sue Hinei Janet HooveA Jeiiie Huilitt John JgaAtua Joe Jgnai Scott Jacobs Vennii Jeiko Ken Johnson Sue Johmon Jimmy Jonei John Jonei Ron Jonei Jeiiica Joadon TeAeia J uAick HomeA Justice VaieAie Kaleta Gamy KealeA Anne Knapik MaAilynn Knight John Kolodzi Stan Kownack ChAiitine KAatzeA 79 SOPHOMORE Mike Kilt to Cindy Ko zlowot kl Cheiyl LaRocco Joe Leu low Geoige Lelbee Je-6 i L wallen Penny Lwtei Lee Lonzo Juan Lopez Roy Lopez Rodilgo Lozano Caiolyn Luntfioid Jackie Lynch Kendal Maddox Plank Madeka Suzanna Maldonado Satan Maldonado Gloila Mantel Vino Mailt it Sanny Maith Theilta Maitln Regina Malta, autkat Robeita Maton Vebble McCanoll Shawn McCiaw Joe McCoimlck Vale McCiea Telly McVanlel Michael McKee Jake McMahann Maigaiet Mendoza Bobble Mlllei C allot Mlllei Maik Mlllei Rochelle Mlllt Tim Mlnlch Rote Montano Flank Mooie Phil Mooie Rich Mooie Vebble Moult Tony Naplei 80 SOPHOMORE Ed Opach Jessie Ortegon Martha Ortegon Al Orzechowlsz Hike. Os trows kl Ered Pannell Valerie Parrish Rachel. Penham Augusta Perez Per ecto Marcano Terry Petrey Phillis Podkul Kenny Potts Robert Pummlll Laura Purham Vavld Pyle Robert Reed L elent Re se Chino Reyna Gina Reynolds Vanny Richardson Vei vetrlus Richardson Von Richardson Bernadette Rlebe Chris Riley Keith Ritter Anne Rogers Wanda Jean Rollins Ruber Rosas Rowena Rutledge Ron Sa dera Melanie Salger Adelaine Sanchez Gary Sands Centra Samson Nieto Santiago Rick Santos Brew Sebastyen JeU Sellers Mary Selva Pam Sel rig Tony Shaw 81 SOPHOMORE TehAy Skelton Nancy Sledentopfi Vhew SkuAa Je hey Smith Patti Smith Vavld Smyth Chahmalne SommeAS Tom Spltzeh. Cynthia Sphlngeh Bob Synko CoaoI Szany Mahjy Jo Thllmont Cahol Thompson Jo Ann Tlgneh Tom Tlllotson TehAy Townley Mike TAabue Vebble TuAneh. Lana TuAneh KaAne. Uhban Cecelia Valle. Bill Vance Elizabeth Villanueva Mike NolbeAtouoltz G+na Walk eh RobeAt Walkeh Van Wallace Nancy Wahd Jim Watkins Ehnest Watson Sandy Watt j Joy Weathehf,ohd Bhenda Webb Cindy WeyeA Randy White Vebha William Jetffi William GeAald W Intern Behtha Woods Steve Wohland James Whitt Mike ZuveA 82 JUNIOR Jimmy AddiAon Felicia Adklm M-tfee A ngeluccl RobeAta A ulph A IbeAl Austin ChaAlotte Am tin Vean Babcock John Backe M aAy BadgJLcy Tony Bank 4 Vebbie Bam ett Vavid BeaLieu C ags ojj 77 Isabel BeceAAa VenniA Benante Jim BeAg Vcanna BeAAy Vebbie Bu t UenAy BeAteAda Vebbie Bevel! Geoald BeveAly Van BieAnackl Tom VieAnacki Vicky BiAmingham Bi.Lt Bla kovich VaAActt Booing Jani.ee BoufiiA 0. L. BaeweA Kennith Boidgman HenAtj B ao ado x Pam BAonai Vanny B Aom Michael BAom Kenny Buba h Vavid ButleA JeAAy ButleA Janet Campbell- 83 JUNIOR Kennlth Campbell Robin Campbell Glen Cants on Banbana C ant ton J.C. Chase Dawn Chesney James Connell Andy Co open Lynette Cotton Rick Countney Loony Cnowe Saynona Cunningham Fnank C zb ala Louie Vebold Steve Vernbomkl Manic Vjundjevlch Joe Vonsey Voneen Vnoss Janice Vunlap Kevin Eanle Ann Fanmen Penny Fannls Candy Faught M ank Fetzko June Floyd Joyce Fasten EcLnlck Fnazlen Rhonda Fnlel Scott Fnoom Mennon Fulkenson Patsy Gandnen Jenny Gltyand Manllyn Goodin Mike Gnaves Tony Gneen Glonla Gneen 84 JUNIOR Paul GAublch Jo an Gua.dLa.na. Vincent GutleAAez Lulu Guzman A poll Hagen bit Hatty Veboaah Halt Hike Harm VaAlene Hannon Bobby Haadee Von HoaaIs S usan HaAttlne VcaazJUL HaAvey JLm Hejmej Susan Heuson Lupe Heanandez Steve HeAnandez VoAAztl HULL Vlane HWL Tony HLtt John Hobbs Jenl eA Hodat Rose. HooveA E ante Hopson Tammy Hopson HaAy HubteA Keith Hudson Joann Jackson TeAesa Jackson Bob JaAeckl Kathy Jillson Gulllehmo JLmencz Kevin Johnson Rosa Johnson TeAAy Johnson Bobby Jones 85 JUNIOR Joyce JoneA Rlchaid Judd Shelly Klelb Michael Kllson Helen Kingston Linda Koemei Biuce Law fiance Mike Lawiance Tim Lean. Baibaia Lee Pete Lenzo Jetftf Leonaid Glen London V anny Lopez Becky Lozano Madeline Luceio Rob eat Maclln Monk Malacina Sandy Maldonado A ndiea Mantel John Mantel Joe Mallow Alma Maitinez Maltha Maitinez Vave Maiynowikl Angela Maion J im Matovlna Biuce May Vaold McAnnally Vlane Millei Scott Mitchell Fled Mullins Elaine Muiphy Von Muiiy Flank Nltz Geoige Oitega 86 JUNIOR Vend. Ranis o Gaylon Payton Bevenly Peek Nick Pza.cz M ichael Penny Tim Petty Tim Pinom kt RicJtand Podkul Tom Pondo Many Popa Tenessa Pnince Tom Ramznzz Vaniel Ramznzz Lzo RamoS Vznnick Randin Mikz Ratlzy Manylou Reyes Bznny Rzyna Bnuez Reynolds Vebbie Reynolds Jesse Rincon Paul Rincon Hanold Rinen Gneg Rivett Vick Roderick Becky Rodniguez Reynoldo Rodniguez Bill Rogens Viana Ruiz Kevin Rutt Henny Sanchez Wil ned Sanchez Janet Sandens Vivian Sandens Vonis Scott John Segans 87 JUNIOR GaJiy Szljan Tim SeAAum Wayne Shaw Kfidniz Shelton MouaIcz Sh.zi.ton Stzvz Shziton Gtznn ShoAt BAian Simonz 6 Mikz SinchaA StuaAt Sini i Gazq Smith Katz Smith Viola Smith Van Smyth CfauA SnydzA Vzbbiz SommzAA Zola Stanlzy Stanlzy StzvznA RobzAt Sti M Vzanna StAlckland Stzvz Vzizpak Jzfi6 Szpak Stzvzn TaboA No Am Tapia Jamiz TzAAman VeloAii Thomai Tom Todd Vidal Toaaza Chznl Townlzy Randy Taovza Rudy Vela Mikz Vella Ada Vznzkz ChaAleA Vick Hznh (jJaldAon F Aank WalkzA 88 JUNIOR Bn. ane. Wa id Dzbnjx Wa id Tanya. Wan.d Bn.e.nda WeAt Doug WhzeZeA MaAtf Whttz WtLtzan White. VontA Wkltzlow Jowza WtZamomki ChanZottz WWUamb Jzaaz WtlLLam$ PZAcy WtlLLam . 6 CuntiA Wtnbon.n John hUAntzm kt Saw Woolzy Patty Montand. Masik VucUa S hzAAy lalkomkt Junior, Mark Yudis, receives award at Fall Sports Social. 89 BECKY ALCALA KATHY ALVAREZ BOB ARMSTRONG ANTHONY AULPH, Football 4; X-country 1; Track 1,2,3, 4; Publications 2,3; Junior Vice President; Vica 4; Band 1,2, 3; AV 4. DARLA AVERY DWAYNE BAILEY, Basketball, Track; Vica Foods. SONYA BRIGETTE RATIFY, Publications 1; GAA ; Black Student Movement. DAVID BANKS FRANKLIN BANKS FLOYD BARGE PATTY BEAN JOAN BEESON 90 ARLANA BERBER ARNETTE BERBER BECKY BLACKBURN CURTIS BLANKENSHIP JOSEPH M. BOGUSZ, Science 1,2; STOP 1 ; AV 2; Sports Interest 2; Tiger Track Club 2, 3, 4; Vica 3,4; Lettermen 4; Speech Club 4; X-country 3,4; Track St Field Team 2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Vica President 4; Tiger Track T rea surer 3; Student Council 1,4; Council committees; Rotary Repres- entative. PAUL BROWN, AV 1,2; Band 1,2; Art 1, ICT 3,4. LARRY BROWNEWELL BRENDA CAMP, Honor Roll 1,2, 3, 4; Publications 1; Pom Pons 1, 2, 3; OEA; COE, Treas- urer; Senior Social Chairman; Home Economics Club; Crafts Club, Band 1. Norman CAMP, Football 1, 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2; Track 1,2; Soccer 3, 4; Lettermen 3, 4; German Club 2,3,4; MASH 4 ; Letter men Treasurer 4; Vica. DON CAMP RENEE CAPRETZ STEVE CARLIN 91 GREG CARNETT TAMMY CARTY BARBARA CHASE CARYN CHAVEZ SHARON CLARK ROBERT CLICK CYNTHIA CLINE, Music 1,2, 3,4; Tennis 3,4; F orum 4, Vice President; Tiger Track Club. JEFF CROOKS, Basketball 1; X - c ountry 1; Publications 2, 4; Vica ICT 3, 4. WALTER CROSON TED CZALBOWSKI BOBBY DELGADO, Senior Vice Pres ident; Lettermen President 4; B-team Baseball 1; V a r s i t y Baseball 2, 3, 4; X-country 2, 3. DEBBY DEROUSSEAU 92 RANDY DUTRO BOBBY FULTZ ANGELA FUTRELL, Creative Writing 1; Crafts 1,3. GINA GALLOWAY, NHS 4; Student Council 1,2,3; Girls Chorus 1; Concert Choir 2,3; GAA President 2,3,4; Basket- ball 2,3,4; Pom Pon 1,2; Flower Drum Song, 2; Sound of Music, 3; Volley- ball 4; Related Health Club 4. JOHN GARCIA, Lettermen 3, 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4; Vica 3,4; Track 1. STEVE GERMONPREZ RHETHA GHOSTON CHRIS GILL, Soccer 1,2,3, 4; Honor Roll 3; Lettermen 4. ANNETTE GOINGS TOM GOLFIS MACK GOODPASTER MARY GRABILL 93 EDWIN GRABILL, Lettermen 2,3,4;Soccer 1 , 2, 3, 4; Swim- ming 3,4; Sports Car Club 2, 3; NHS 3, 4. LINDA GREEN MIKE GROVE FRANCINE HALL LINDA HANNON MARTHA HANNON DEBBIE HARTMEN KENNY HEATH KEVIN HENDERSON, Foot- ball 1,2. CINDY HERNANDEZ MARGARET HERNANDEZ CYNETA HERRON 94 AMY HINES ALANA HIGGINBOTHAM, Publications 3; Crafts 3, FIq- wer Drum Song 2; Concert Choir 2,3; Girls Chorus 1; Related Health Club 4. LINDA ANN HINOJOSA, Pub- li cations 4; Color Guard 4; Treasurer Just People 3; Span- ish 1,2; Latin 1,2; Chess 3; Speech Club 4; Social Chair- man Track Club; MASH 4; Bi- centennial Youth Debate Speech Contest winner 4. FRANKIE HOBBS VERNESSA ISBELL KATIE ISON, Girls Chorus 1; Girls Choir; DE 1; Home Ec- onomics Club 1; German Club; DEC A Club. CLARA JEFFERSON HARRY JOHNSON JEFF JOHNSON KATHY JOHNSON PHILLIP JORDON, Footballl; 2,4; Baseball 1 , 2, 3,4; Student Council 1,4; Lettermen 4;. V i c a Dr afting 3,4; V oice of Democracy Speech Contest 2,4. STEVEN E. JURICK, Vica 2 3,4; Secretary; Lettermen 3, 4, Secretary; Soccer 1,2,3, 4 ; M A S H 4; Science 3, Vice President. 95 DANKERNER, Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Flower Drum Song 2; F olksingers 3,4; Sound of Music 3; Thespians 4; Okla- homa 4. DAVID KISSEE JOE KLISIAK TERRY KONING THERESA KRUKOWSKI LARRY LARIMER, AV 1; Sports Car Club 1,3,4; Vice President 3; Vica 2,3,4; NHS 3., 4 ; Society of Distinguished Am e r i c a n High School Stu- dents 4. JIM LEE SHARON LENTZ MARIA LOZANO RAYMOND LOZANC BERTHA LOPEZ MARGARET LUNSFORD % JUANITA MALDONADO JEFF MARSH SUE MASSENGALE, Major- ettes 1,2; Vice President NHS 4; NHS 3,4; Publications 3,4; Crafts Club 3; Student Council 2, 3,4; Junior Secretary. MARTINE MATOVINA ANN MARIE MARTINEZ SHARON MARTINEZ ROBERT McKNIGHT SHARON McPIPE BARBARA MADE J LARRY MENDOZA JANEE MULVIHILL SHIRLEY DIANE NAPIER, NHS 3, 4? Home Economics Club 1, 2,3; Crafts Club 4; Drama 4, COE; Student Council, Ticket Chairman Godspell MASH. 97 ROSE NEIZGODA SUE NICOLOFF MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER OLENIK, Publications 1,2,3, 4; Tech Times Freshman Ed- itor; La yout Assistant 2, 3; Photographer 4. GREG PATER NELSON PENA, Spanish Club 2; Biology Club 3; Crafts Club 4; NHS 3,4. RICHARD PHILLIPS DAN POIRER ANNA RAMIREZ, German Club; 4-H; COE; GAA . TEENA PRINCE, GAA 1; Re- DANNY RANGEL, Basketball lated Health Club 4. 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2. 98 KEVIN RICHARDSON LORRAINE RICHARDSON BRIAN RIEBE VICKI RILEY, Girls Chorus 1 ; •« Sunshine Club 2; DE, DECA. JO ROBINSON, NHS 3, 4; Pub- lications 1 , 2, 3, 4; Chart Editor 3, 4; News Bureau co-editor 4; TechTimes editorialassistant 4; Pub Club 2, 3: Photography 4. LINDA ROBINSON MATTIE RODGERS ROBERT ROSINSKI 3ERTHA ROSES EDDIE SALDANA 99 SHARON SHOUTEN DENISE SIEDENTOPF, NHS 3,4; Studerft Council 4; Thes- pians 3, 4; Publications 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Barri 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Folk singers 4; Godspelli ' 4; MASH 4; Sound of Music 3; Auntie Mame4;Fbower Drum Song 2; Oklahoma 4. JOHN SIMMONS, NHS 3,4; P r esident NHS 4; Importance of Being Earnest 2; Curious Savage 3; Cheaper By The Dozen 3; Matchmaker 3; MASH 4; Thespians 2,3, 4; Audiovisual 1, 2, 3 S t udent Council 1, 2, 3; Vica Drafting 3; Drama Club 3,4; AV Club 2. JANIE SMITH MARK STANEK, Soccer 1,2, 3, 4; S t udent Council 1, 2, 3, 4; V-President 4; Student Council Executive 4; Lettermen Club 3,4; V-President 4; Vica 2,4; ICT 4; NHS 4. SHARON STEPNEY, Home Economics Club 4; Crafts Club 1 . SAM SANTIAGO RONI SERWACKI SANDRA SCOTT, NHS 4; Craft DONNA SHELTON, Student Club 1,3; COE chairman C o un c il Secretary 3; Student Council President 4; Nation- al Honor Society 3, 4; STOP Club 2 ; F orum Club 3; COE President 4; Tennis 3, 100 MARSHA STRODE SAUNDRA TAYLOR, NHS 3, • 4 -; fism-pon 2; OEA, Hon- or Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, HARLA TROTTBR BARB TURNER KEN TYLER, Football 1,2,3, 4; Folksingers 3, 4; Godspell 4 ; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; NHS 4. SUE ULLSTAM PAUL SOSTARIC, Football 1, 2,3,4; Golf 2,3,4; Vica Elec- trics 4. CHARLES STEVENS JAMIE STEFKO, NHS 3,4; Girl ' s Chorus 1; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Littlest Angel 2; Flower Drum Song 2; Sound of Music 3; Oklahoma 4; OEA 4; STOP Club 3; Just People Club 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Hoosier State Bank Junior Board of Directors 4 (secretary). TIM STREMPKA 101 ROSE UPSHAW KEN VANSICKLE, Concert Choir 2,3,4; Folksingers 2, 3,4; Mame J. ; Flower Drum Song 2; Sound of Music 3; Oklahoma 4; Thespian 4. JESSICA VILLARREAL KATHI WARD, Cheerleader 3, 4; Publications 4; Trackette 3 PEGGY WARD JIM WARTSBOUGH BARTLEY WATKINS, Swim- ming 1 , 2, 3, 4; Vi ca Drafting 4; President 4; Baseball 2. TODD WATSON 102 MARGARET WEBSTER KAREN WEST BECKY WHITE, Aquababel,3; Cheerleader 2,3; Folksinger 2,3; Flower Drum Song 2; ' The Sound of Music 3; Okla - home 4; S o phomore Vice President; choir 1,2, 3,4. LARRY WILBERT LEVI WILLIAMS BARB WILSON, NHS 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Folksinger s 4; Thespians 3,4; mame 1; Flower Drum Song 2: Sound of Music 3; Godspell 4; Oklahoma 4. JOE WINKLER WALTER WOJTAS, Baseball 2,3,4; Vica Drafting 3,4. SERETHA WOODS DWAIN WOO LEY 103 i i SENIORS NOT PICTURED SENIORS NOT PICTURED Kenneth Dale Adkins Robert Herron Sherri Ann Adkins Damon Guy Hill Melva Denice Alexander Donna Sue Hill Zachary Arcella Gladys Levern Hilliard Kimberly Boback Lisa Andrea Ilant Nick Boufis Martha Jasso Kenneth Boyd Marilee Klapkowski Paul B rausch Lawrence Donald Kasper Joy Lynn Bryant Sharon Kay Koartge Jennifer Jo Bubash Janet Marie Kocsis Edward Allen Buckmaster John Joseph Lopez Alemetra Burks Martha Lozano Earline Carlton Terry Maclin Hope Carrillo Maria Auli Martinez Jeff David Carroll Sandra Martinez Darrell Edward Carter Lisa Ann Miles Paul J. Chomo Billy Ray Miller Wayne Bernard Clopton Bridgette Chevelle Morris ! Dan Conway Ted Joe Oboy Dereck Leslie Cook James Anthony Ortis Mark Layton Cothran Dewitte Talmage Parker Kathy Lynn Culver Wallace Earl Parr Debra Ann Deering Sue Ann Patterson Dan H. Dennisca Duane Eugene Pirowski John Dvojack Jimmy Ramirez Dale Bruce Earl Esther Rosas Orlando Feliciano Nancy Karen R oss Michael Dwayne Funk Yolanda Saldivar Herberto Garcia Linda Sandifur Charles Timothy George Brenda Lee Sarr Willie Otis Ghoston William David Schneider David Steven Gill Glenda Jean Shipp Charles Golfis David Ralph Shore Marcus Laval Gray Edward Simmons F red Green Dawn Marie Skinner Thor Greenleaf Lewis Calvin Smith Clarice Anita Greer Susan Carol Spear Linda Marie Greer Richard H. Stavitzke Gerardo Gutierrez Melinda Lee Stricklin Wanda Hall Melissa Lynn Stricklin Michael Thomas Hernandez 104 SENIORS NOT PICTURED Greg Thompson Larry Upshaw John Robert Venzke David Arthur Ward Gerard Ward Clarence Wilburn I SENIORS NOT PICTURED Alma Jean Williams Diane Williams James Williams Scott Andrew Wood Robert Zawadzki 105 . Board of Education Front Row: Mr. Richard Schreiber, Mrs. Lois Bell, Dr. David P. Cooley. Back Row: Mr. Max Mason Mr. Alfred J. Kuhn, Dr. Willard Congreve ;S uper- intendent of Schools. Above: Mr. Walter B. Sim- pson: Principle of Hamm - ond Tech. Right: Mr. JohnJ. Jandura Assistant Principle. Judy Sanders, Goldie Hodal, and Juanita Harper, attendence aides, work busily to compile attendence figures. Mr. D. Robinson, job elert coordinator, interviews student. Mrs. Olga Chovanec, para- professional and librarians assistant. This is her third year at Tech. 108 Special! school! se n ices Upper left: Rick Novak operates a T-matic Tatistascope. This machine is operated by hand. Lower left: Student adjusts a Tachistoscope. This machine can be operated by hand or automatically. Lower right: Reading lab students prepare to listen to recorded stories. - GWEN ACHEFF Quantity Foods B.S. i Second year at Tech LORETTA ARGERUS English B. A. Six years at Tech MARGARET ARNDT Counselor M. Ed., B. Ed. 18 years at Tech A. M. ADASKA Vocational Coordinator B. S., M.S. 24 years at Tech ' DON BACHMANN Math B.S. Fourth year at Tech J10 H. BINSTOCK Exploratory Electric Shop B. S. , M. S. 23 years at Tech grfV ' i ETHEL F. BYRNE U. S. History A B. S. , M. S. 34 years at Tech H. BUEHRLE Electronics 22 years at Tech K. CLYNE Counseling A. B. , M. S. 25 years at Tech HAROLD A. CARLSON U.S. History B. A. 36 years at Tech RON CAPPELLETTI Math B.S., M. A. Eight years at Tech MARYJ. COOK English, Dept. Head B.S. , M.S. 13 years at Tech $ JANIE F. COOPER Biology B.S. First year at Tech LILLIAN DAGGERT Home Economics, Dept. Head Vocational Degree EMERSON DeLANEY Printing 1 2 years at Tech JAMES COWTHRAN, JR. Bus. Education B.A., M.S. Second year at Tech KAREN DEARING MURIEL DDC English 112 A PETER FEIKEMA English EMR A. B. Four years at Tech £5 ADOLPH EGYED Ex -Meta Is Eight years at Tech CHARLES EM LUND Social Studies B. S. , M. S. Ninth year at Tech JIM FORD Voc. Food Service B. S. , M. S. Ten years at Tech HORACE HOWARD Adm. Assistant B.S. , M. A. Second year at Tech I k DONA GOLDMAN English A.B., M.A.T. 12 years at Tech RAY HUEY English A. B. , B.S. , M.A. 12 years at Tech JEFFREY JACOBSON Art B.S. Six years at Tech MARTIN S. JAMROSE Biology, Gen. Science B.S., M.S. Nine years at Tech CHARLES A Capentry B.S. 31 years at Tech JARIS BILLIE F. JONES Bus. Education M.A. Eighth year at Tech CAROLYN W. JOHNSON Bus. Education B.S., M.S. Second year at Tech GERELD KACKLEY Counseling B.S., M.S. 35 years at Tech 114 ARTHUR KARNES Counseling A. A. , B. A. , M. S. Nine years at Tech P PAUL G. KOMPIER Appliance Repair 12 years at Tech ARCH KENNEDY DARLENE KOLANOWSKI Math B. S. , M. S. Seven years atTech JANICE KOSTELNIK Bus. Education B. S. , M. S. Second year at Tech •h JOHN KRULL Ind. Electricity B. S. , M. S. Nine years at Tech I % DONNA KULA Spanish B.S. Four years at Tech 115 SANDRA McQUIGG Business M. A. Eight years at Tech GREGORY J. LADD Drama, English B. A. Two years at Tech T.S. LAZARZ Machine Shop B.S. , M.S. 24 years at Tech FRANK LENTVORSK Y Geography B.S. , M.S. 13 years at Tech j. t. McCullough Drafting B.S. , V.I.T. Three years at Tech LAWRENCE MAKA Math J B.S. , M. A. Nine years at Tech LOUIS MARTIN Shop Relief B.S. 116 ROBERT MASTEJ Ind. Arts B.S., M.S. Six years at Tech DARRELL D. MAZURA Business B.S., M.S. 14 years at Tech SHIRLEY MEHLECK Nurse B. S. , M. S. 1 1 years at Tech SHIRLEY MYERS Publications, Speech B. A. , M.S. Eight years at Tech Up ELLIE MOBBS Home Economics B.S. Second year at Tech WAYNE OS BURN History B.S., M.S. 1 1 years at Tech JAMES B. PORTER English; Speech A. B. , M. A. Eight years at Tech 117 English B.S. First year at Tech SUSAN PUCHALSKI Home Economics B.S. Second year at Tech BARRY QUIGG Special Education B. S. , M. S. L. RANNEY Foundry 26 years at Tech Eight years at Tech JAMES RIZZUTI Auto I Five years at Tech E. RUDD Math B.S. 25 years at Tech DONALD W. ROBINSON Health -Safety; P. E. B.S. , M.S. Ten years at Tech 118 MARY SANDERS Business B.S. First year at Tech LYNN SCOFIELD PVL B.S. Six years at Tech P. SOHACKI Business, Tab lab Three years at Tech O. SHREFFLER Mech. Drawing B. S, , M. S. 17 years at Tech D.J. SHRYOCK Mech. Drawing B.S. , M. A. Ten years at Tech VELMA SNYDER Choral Music B.S., M.S. Six years at Tech ELBERT SMITH Exploratory Construction B.S. Second year at Tech WILLIAM SPEELMON Distributive Ed. B.S. Six years at Tech 119 - M.K. STARK JX English - B. A. Six years at Tech MICHAEL STECYK Ind. Cooperative Training B.S. , M.S. 21 years at Tech TOM F. STRBJAK Drafting B.S. , M.S. Six years at Tech I DEBRA SCHREIBER Business B.S. First year at Tech HERSCHEL STIVERS Advance Auto Shop Six years at Tech JUDITH THOMPSON I.M.C. B. A. , M.S. Three years at Tech L. THWING Audiovisual B.A., M.S. Five years at Tech 120 121 ROSA LEE WILLIAMS Home Economics B.S. , M.S. 15 years at Tech ' 9 GLEN W. WILLIAMS Band B. M.E. First year at Tech ROBERTA. WILSON Health-Safety B.S., M.S. Three years at Tech ALICE WOOD Home Economics M.S. 24 years at Tech ARNAJ. YOUNGER Physical Education i M.S. 1 Second year at Tech F. WINTER Math B.S., M.S. BOYD D. ZINK Pipefitting B.S., M.S. 28 years at Tech SALLY WOODRICK Physical Education B.A., M.S. Second years at Tech 122 Mrs. Eleanor Dudek; Supply Clerk Miss Eloise Smith; Head Office Clerk Helen Eckard Office Clerk Mrs. Bernadine Tyler; Treasurer HOME ECONOMICS 124 I think we need a little more sugar. Student practices before starting her project. The final touch! 125 SPECIAL EDUCATION and WORK STUDY Mechanical Drawing offers an opportunity to develop drafting skills. This student learns by asking questions. Students receive instructions for their assignment. Mark Stanek gains working experience at I nland Steel. Damon Hill earns work credit at the Bethanv Home. Sandy Holcomb and Connie Burks converse during English. Walt Croson and Mary Popa look through books for a bookreport. 128 ENGLISH, SPANISH Maria Lozano explains about a historical figure in Spanish. Students practice voice projection in speech Tom Manzo finishs display for Spanish, class. MATH, SCIENCE Mr. Alam assists Jim Cole in an experiment. Mr. Cappalletti helps Rochelle Mills with her math. Maria Garate, Enoria White question Mr. Wilson. Bob Synko tries taking a fish out of the tank in Biology. 131 usineps After taking a class of business machines at Tech, a student may go into jobs such as cashier jobs in grocery a nd department stores. Also bank tellers, payroll clerks, and other jobs where business mach- ines are used with additional background in business such as typing and accounting. Shorthand and typing al- lows students to find occu- pations in the secretarial field. Taking keypunch enables a student to become involved in computer programming. Janice Dunlap begins assignment in shorthand. Angela Jones does her job on account machine. Terry Koning works problem on the printing calculator. Theresa Jurick erases another mistake. Students finish jobs in Business Machines. 133 l lamented aidlsts s tliiue Valerie Kaleta and Loretta Collins participate in instrumental activities. Terry Petre creates a sculptured head. Suzi Hines and Debbie Kozlowski prepares Mash” set for rehearsal. Miss Snyder tests Cintra Sansom and Rose Montano. Below center: Regina Martisauskas fashions a tissue collage. 135 136 Steady working. 138 A Tim Lear squares up his project. Mike Gunter and George Kirby Ghoston lays out a pattern. Elam work in a foundry. . . . . .working in a foundry. Sfi eet metat e okato uj Students enrolled in the sheet metal shop become available with the knowledge useful to home for repairs as well as hobbies. With the training given to the student, he can get into heating and air conditioning trades a s well as a con- structiontradedealing with metals. Included in the explor- atory class, the shops are exploratory construction, metals, electrics, and gra- phics. Thor Greenleaf transfers a pattern. Keith Weber works on a forge. ' -P tinting,- ditajjtimg Print shop offers many job opportunities such as pressman, litho camera man, stripup, type setter, graphic layout, or into the filed of advertising. Drafting also offers jobs such as a designer, archi- tecture, or draftsman. Larry Mendoza measures a furnace scale. Joe Marlow makes plate at plate maker. Walt Croson constructs an angle. John Backe details an engineer drawing. Joe Marlow runs a 12-50 off set. 141 Ernest Watson hooks circuits to lights and motors. Dan Fulkerson hooks up an AC-1 motor control. Kevin Rutt and Curtis Carlin repair a waffle iron. 142 QdecticaH ’xfiedd Students ta k ing elec- tronic and home appliance courses, after completing eight s emesters of shop work including exploratory electrics, have a wide vari- ety of job choices to choose from. A student taking dectronics could become an electrician, construction maint enance worker, and could repair appliances a nd radios. Cft tpenf ty PatteiiK After taking classes in carpentry, students are prepared to go into different fields of carpentry. Pattern shop classes can get s tudents a job in such areas as cabinet and boat making, making light air- crafts and in heavy indus- try. Roger Williams feeds a piece of wood into the plainer. Greg Rivett scrapes to remove the old finish from the wood. I Joe Klisiak takes measurements from a model home built by carpentry shop. Lower center: Todd Sessum cuts a piece of wood on the band saw. Brian Mitchell looks on as George Kovacich assembles a chess board. 145 (pipefjitting, l ouncffty Pipefitting offers many job opportunities s u c h as apprentice’s to gas fitters, plumbers, and pipe fitters, and also jobs in mainten- ance machines, foreman, journeyman, or a self- employed pipefitter. Foundry o ff e r s many jobs for graduates such as molding, core making, foundry, furnace men, and steel mill workers. Kevin Johnson blows sand off his mold. Adolfo DeLuna operates pipe machine. . . 146 Eric Perkins rams a sand mold.. . . . .operating pipe machine. QAieMing, jUackae In welding students will have opportunities to work in fields such as, army tanks, cars and gas linings, chisel making, screw driver making, die cast making or anything to do with casting. Techniques in b uilding products from flat sheets of m eta 1 and home products are learned. Above right: John Segars is welding flat in welding shop. Below left: Richard Martinez is in welding shop arc welding over-head. Below right: Dean Wantland demon- strates burning in welding shop. Bob Click works on a drill press. Tony Shaw measures a stepping block. Dirk Durbin works on a lathe. Jeff Rompola and Rich Tussey check water level in battery. Marilee Klapkowski checks head for burnt valves. 150 Bob Trusty and Cy Sefton finish a valve job. x. LAutomotiue The automotive courses offer several job opport- unities in the field of mech- anics suchas shop foreman, service manager, technical teacher, automobile deal- er, t r uck or bus driver, sales manager, or emp- loyee of an automobile factory. Ricky Perry cleans a 6-cylinder engine. cTige ts jjOoihaSUl teams presented T , u V V ’ « C uxyier f jonni opez, Worm Camp, Tim Strempka, R rr ? dI °r a ' MaC n Good P aster . Gr ' g Thompson, Duane Pirowski, Frank Banks. Row 2 Pete Lenso Perry Farris, Jesse Rincon, Ernie Vandersteen, Pete Moore. Paul Sostanc, Phil Jordon, Tony Aulph, Dennis Sellers, Joe Marlow, Randy White. Row 3, Dan Brown, Tom Pondo, Ernie Hopson, Roger Crowley, Bill Hahney, Roy Lopez, Jeff Barnard, Ernie Watson, Mark Foust, Wil Sanchez, Kerin Johnson, Andy tT ?” ° rt ' 8°n. Johnlgartua, Rick Santos, Phil Moore, Noble Clark, Terry McDaniel, Mike Ostrowski, Frank Alcala, Keith Ritter, Santiago Nieto, Kevin J 54 FRESHMAN: Row 1, Carlos Bustamante, Tim Tiede, Shawn Harvey, Gerard Gonzales, Bob Spoor, Kim Jones, Mike Hahny, Wilson Ingram, David Barlow, Pete Alcala. Row 2, Tim Wood, Robin Richards, Larry Boez, Don Moore, Eddie Bass, Joe Sanchez, Robert Brown, Warren Taylor, Raymonde Garcia, Albert Velasco, Bob Girman, Mathew Dor- sey. Row 3, Coach Stivers, Mark Walker, James Rogers, Steve Stanek, Walter Brewer, Thomas Doty, Calvin Ceasor, Scott Rincon, Berry Shook, Andy Paeszchala, Jerry Carter, Glenn Winston, Myron Larimer, Asst. Coach Strbjak. 6m! ini Ti$en NORM CAMP PETE MOORE DWAYNE PIROWSKI GREG THOMPSON KENNY TYLER PHIL JORDON Volleyball: Row 1, Elizabeth Villarreal, Debra Ward, Tina Hauprich, Row 2, Beverly Peck, Ann Farmer, Nanci Dills, Lori Henson, Row 3, Mrs. Younger, Ann Rutledge, Pam Lenzo, Mary Lou Reyes, Barbara Chase. Above right: Tech’s girls basket- ball team tips off with Morton. Lower left: Ann Rutledge spikes volleyball over while teammate Elizabeth Villarreal awaits results. Lower center: Lori Henson spikes against opponent from E.C.W. Lower right: Ann Rutledge serves. Qt t s ekced 162 cT tacfe.eAoss country results good Spring varsity track. Row 1: Coach Raymond, Pete Lenzo, Bill Legg, Tony Aulph, Bob Synko, Mark Yudis. Row 2: Ed Simmons, Dan Brown, Joe Bogus z, Dave Ward, Kim Johnson. Row 3: Coach E. Smith, Rodney James, Jack Paulausky, Rich Harrington, Steve Germonprez, Larry Wilbert Coach Shyrock. Fall varsity, cross-country. Row 1: Derrick Cook, Mark Yudis, Dino Mantis, Bob Synko, Steve Germonprez, Da ve Ward. Row 2; Coach Shyrock, John Goldsmith, Mike Angelucci, Fred Mullins, Steve Tabor, Coach Raymond. Freshman, sophomore cross-country. Row 1: Dan Marsh, .Ronald Reyes, Terry Shelton, John Goldsmith, Dale McCrea, Joe Laslow, Charles Gonzalez, Mark West, Bob Suto. Row 2: Fred Love, Brian Quinn, John Jones, Juan Lopez, Frank Madeka, Ray Camper, Barry McCormick, Coach Shryock. 163 Attack c cfton Above left: Bob Synko finishes 440 relay. Above center: Dave Ward participates in relay. Above right: Derrick Cook starts out on cross country run. Lower left: Mark Yudis relaxes after his participation and watches teammates finish. Lower right: Vince Sheehy completes pole vaulting attempt. 165 Lower left: Mike Forrester running a relay leg. Lower center: Wil Perkins anchoring mile relay to a victory. Lower right: Dan Brown approaching pole vault pit. 167 I Mark Baldwin also runs a relay leg. Dave Ward competing in a miler. Mark Yudis competes in a 2 miler. Below: Ernie Hopson gives a lead in relay race to Pete Lenzo. 1 1 r Terry Shelton shows form over a hurdle. DERRICK COOK... 170 Tennis: James Cunningham, Mark Benko, Jeff Earle, Fred Manzo, Tom Ramerez, Dave Smyth, Dan Smyth, Tim Lear, Kevin Richardson, Coach Vieau. cTennig DAVID SMYTH UPPER LEFT: Martha Ortegon Debbie Hartman Susie Maldonado LOWER LEFT: Sharon McPipe Donna Shelton Coach L. Duvall 173 Wtetfltn Mike Angelucci Junior, weight 105 Most Valuable Wrestler Season record 18-5 Dennis Sellers Senior, weight 177 3rd place L.S. conference Jeff Smith Sophomore, weight 98 Team Captain Season record 14-4 Santiago Nieto Sophomore, weight 112 3rd place IHSA sectional Mike Graves Junior, weight 126 Season record 13-8-1 Darrell Hill Junior, weight 132 3rd place IHSA sectional 174 Varsity: Row 1, Tom Ramirez, Santiago Nieto, Jeff Smith, Mike Angelucci, Nick Perez. Row 2, Bill Spoor, Jerry Butler, Mike Graves, Phillip Moore. Row 3, Coach Emlund, Roger Crowley, Kieth Ritter, Darrell Hill, Dennis Sellers, Doug Wheeler, Coach Mastej. B-Team: Row 1, Craig Hill, Don Wisniewski, Jeff Writt, Charles Bustamete, David Barlow, Kim Jones, Rodriego Lozano. Row 2, Mark Fetzko, Bob Spoor, Eddie Bass, Frank Madeka, Constintino Mantis, Don Moore, Tom Ramirez, Joe Alanza, Chris Riely. Row 3, Coach Mastej, Jerry Butler, Steve T g bor, Robin Richards, Stanely Konawcki, Mathew Dorsey, Mike Ostrowski, Kevin Atkins, Caoch Emlund. 175 Don Wisnewski works for an escape. Jeff Smith tries for a takedown 176 Mathew Dorsey counters a takedown. Keith Ritter attempts a switch. Bill Spoor rides his opponent. 177 T$eh swim mm Swimmers: Row 1, Mike Ham, Frank Nitz, Scott Mitchell, Dan Brown, Ken Bridgemen. Row 2, Bob Suto, Andy Pieszchala, Tim Bishop, Scott Rincon, Steve Bridgemen, Mark West. Row 3, Coach Jamrose, Ron Heaton, Steve Stanek, Jake Watkins, Jeff Marsh, Bart Watkins, Ed Grabill, and David Graves. Aqua Babes: Row 1, Adelaine Sanchez, Merlyn Goodwin, Candy Faught, Joyce Foster, Ann Farmer. Row 2, Martha Ortegon, June Morgan, Janice Dunlap, Cathy Bacha, Pete Lenzo, Lori Henson, Lupe Hernandez, Sue Henson, Sharon Carr. Ed Grabill demonstrates the backstroke. Jake Watkins gets ready to take off. . . . . . also swims the butterfly stroke. 179 Bart Watkins shows the style needed to do the breaststroke. . . . . . and the butterfly stroke. 180 Mike Ham lunges forward. Ed Grabill moves along steadily while doing the backstroke. 181 Socce t Soccer: Row 1: Mark Stanek, Ricky Santos, Juan Lopez, Norm Camp, Nick Perez, Micky Banik. Row 2: Randy White, Randy Croson, Mike Lawrence, George Wilamowski, Rick Hernandez, Kevin Atkins, Ed Grabill, Chris Gill, Row 3: John Garcia, John Hobbs, Bob McKnight, Steve Jurick, Frank Glanowski, John Hunter, Jim Kupenski, Jessie Ortegon, and Coach Shields. Upper left: Passing opponent, Ed Grable, proceeds down field. Upper right: Juan Lopez protects ball from opponent. Lower left: Chris Gill steals ball from opposing side. Lower right: Bob McKnight passes ball with his head. Below: Where’s the ball? 183 Coach Wesley discusses game with the opposing team coach. Paul Sostaric swings into action. Brian Reibe looks closer at his shot. eTcam u («s CQaitk QtniliationaQ 186 Baseball: Row 1: Coach B. Quigg, Vince Lopez, Don Seifert, Vaughn Foust, Steve Barnard, Greg Thompson. Row 2: Wilfred Sanchez, Adolpho Deluna, Pete Moore, Duane Pirowski, Robert Delgado, Coach D. Vieau. Row 3: Printis Brown, Phil Jordan, Joe Marlow, Kevin Richardson, Dan Rangel, Walt Wojtas. Bob Delgado swings hard. Kevin Richardson warms up for the pitch. J 88 Greg Thompson debates on Whether he should run. 189 rnr Freshman: Row 1, David Solan, Ronald Avery, Thomas Doty, B. Quigg-- Coach, Glen Winston, Michael Diggs, Mark Watson, Wilson Ingram, Row 2, Calvin Caesar, Manager, Darren Taylor, Jerry Carter, Robert Brown, Shawn Harvey, Timothy Tiede, Thomas Whitlow, Allen Kuntz, J.B. Whit- low, Greg Zalkowski, Cedric Price, Manager. Varsity: Row 1, Danny Rangel, Maurice Shelton, Dwayne Bailey, Larry Upshaw, Dennis Lewis, Damond Hill. Row 2, Coach Howard, Bobby Jones, Greg Thompson, Matthew Scott, Walter Croson, Darrell Walker, and Derick Cook. B-Team: Row 1, Jessie Hulitt, Jeff Williams, Ricardo Santos, Coach Wilson, Terry Shelton, Carl Thompson, Printis Brown. Row 2, Ken Johnson, Jessie Ortegon, John Igartua, Ellis Cummins, Gerald Winters, Terry McDaniel, and Don Richardson. 191 Dwayne Bailey- Waiter Croson No. 33 Ht. 6 ' 1 Wt. 200 lbs. Senior Center Bobby Jones No. 23 Ht. 6 1 1 Wt. 165 lbs. Junior Forward Ht. 6 ' 3 Wt. 170 lbs Senior Forward Dennis Lewi s No. 25 Ht. 5 ' 10 Wt. 145 lbs. Senior Guard 1 92 r Mathew Scott No. 31 Ht. 6 ' 5 Wt. 175 lbs. Senior Forward , Center Greg Thompson, 193 Tommy Doty and Wilson Ingram attempt to steal the ball from Morton Coach Quigg give s team members a few pointers. 194 c df i6skman action Above center: Glen Winston tries to make a jump shot. Above right: Wilson Ingram attempts to drive to base line. Lower right: J.B. Whitelow sits calmly as he watches game. v _ 195 Season tecaptu ved Lower left: Maurice Shelton attempts shot. Lower center: Larry Upshaw searches for teammate to pass the ball to. Lower right: Gerald Winters shoots for two! Coach Howard gives guiding word to Derrick Cook. 196 Derrick Cook makes free throw. Larry Upshaw surrounded by Highland opponents, looks for teammate. Darryl Walker rebounds. 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If you have high aspirations and a good high school record, take time to find out about a career with us. See: Your School Counselor or Employment Representatives of Inland’s Personnel Department Indiana Harbor Works - 3210 Watling Street East Chicago, Indiana An equal opportunity employer BEATTY MACHINE MANUFACTURING COMPANY Beatty has long been known as a leading designer of mach- inery for the heavy metal fab- ricating industry. Founded in 1917, the com- pany has remained in the or- iginal location but expanded many times in physical size, facilities, and personnel. 940 - 150th Street Hammond, Indiana 931-3000 Special machinery and repair service are Beatty Standards. 207 BASEBALL WE THEY River Forest 0 9 Bishop Noll 3 5 Lew Wallace 4 6 Lew Wallace 8 5 E.C. Washington 9 5 Whiting 10 0 E.C. Washington 7 2 Gavit 3 0 Clark 7 4 Hammond High 6 5 Hammond High 2 6 Bishop Noll 0 6 E.C. Washington 3 5 Whiting 4 3 Clark 3 2 E.C. Roosevelt 0 6 Hobart 9 5 Highland 2 12 Gavit 1 9 Hammond High 6 5 Morton 4 14 St. Francis 2 3 St. Francis 2 0 Morton 6 12 Clark 0 10 Highland 0 7 Sectional-Munster 4 5 Season records GOLF Clark won Whiting won Lake Central lost E.C.R. lost Gavit lost E.C. W., H.H.S. won. lost Mich. City lost E.C.R., Morton lost. lost H.H.S. , Noll won. lost Rensselaer won Gavit, E.C. W. won. lost Morton, E.C.R. lost. lost H.H.S., Noll won. lost Whiting, Clark lost. lost Noll won Hanover lost River Forest won Lake Central lost Clark, Whiting lost. lost Gavit, E.C.W. won lost Gary Roosevelt won Highland lost Munster lost Sectionals 12th place CROSS COUNTRY Won 8 Lost 6 First place in Mich. City Rodgers Valpo. Invitational. Second place in I.L. S.C. conference meet Sixth place in I. H.S.A.A. sectional 208 SOCCER Gavit Munster Hammond High Clark Morton Gavit Munster Hammond High Clark Morton WE 2 1 1 7 0 1 0 1 2 0 THEY 3 4 3 6 4 5 1 0 3 9 FRESHMEN BASKETBALL WE They Highland 36 51 Whiting 33 31 Gavit 34 27 Hamm ond High 35 48 Gary Emerson 51 40 Morton 38 33 Gary Wirt 41 46 Clark 44 58 E.C. Roosevelt 39 37 Horace Mann 35 34 E.C. Washington 35 50 Lew Wallace 35 34 Bishop Noll 45 47 T.F. North 47 54 Lake Central 27 45 Tourney Bishop Noll 39 43 Freshmen B-Team Basketball Won 5 Lost 7 VARSITY BASKETBALL WE THEY Horace Mann 55 70 Morgan Township 60 71 Whiting 83 57 Wirt 64 68 Bishop Noll 57 72 E.C. Roosevelt 72 106 South Bend Adams 53 84 Munster 73 63 H ighland 57 45 Lew Wallace 65 82 Clark 54 58 E.C. Washington lost Gavit 47 67 Hammond High 60 59 E.C. Roosevelt 58 68 Morton 43 47 Lake Central 53 63 Emerson 63 64 209 TENNIS Whiting Washington Roosevelt Gavit Morton Hammond High Bishop Noll Clark Sectional Clark B-TEAM WRESTLING WE THI T. F. South 27 27 Horace Mann 54 15 Clark 39 27 Whiting 43 21 Morton 47 27 E.C. Roosevelt 42 28 E.C. Washington 45 18 Bishop Noll 25 47 Gavit 37 23 Hammond High 24 45 210 SWIMMING WE THEY Morton 77 92 Hammond High 77 95 Lowell 79 84 Gavit 69 103 West Side 70 102 Wirt 102 55 Horace Mann 105 65 Griffith 68 104 Gary Roosevelt 90 61 Gary Wallace 81 91 Bishop Noll 58 114 South Newton 102 75 GIRLS BASKETBALL WE THI Gavit 16 73 Roosevelt 19 60 Gary West Side 21 42 E.C. Washington 24 19 Morton 17 74 Hammond High 18 27 Whiting 48 51 Clark 27 41 Gary Emerson 26 42 Gary Rooseve It 19 60 VARSITY FOOTBALL River Forest won Gary Wirt lost Hammond Gavit lost Hammond High lost Bishop Noll lost Hammond Clark lost Hammond Morton lost E.C. Roosevelt lost E.C. Washington won FRESHMEN FOOTBALL WE THI Gavit 0 14 Hammond High 0 52 Bishop Noll 0 2 Clark 0 44 Morton 12 8 E.C. Roosevelt 8 6 E.C. Washington 0 14 211 212 WHEW!!! HSH S ROOM t CHART PROGRAMS reetr met trews so seso PHOTOGRAPHY