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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1977 volume:

CHdRT 1977 Volume LIII Hammond Technical Vocational High School 5727 Sohl Avenue Hammond, Indiana 46320 ' zfabQe oA Contents Opening 1 Activities 16 Athletics 90 Album 142 Ads 198 Index 208 Closing 212 Acknowledgement L. 216 2 3 Horoscope magazines grow in popularity. Editor Candy Faught checks astrological globe in library. Sun sign jewelry depicts personality and pride. 1 Popularity and prominence of a s t rology as well as other occult- related interests seem to have made a comeback im recent years. Ha r dly a per- son can admit to not knowing his sun sign, and people dis- play their bi r th signs proudly by wear ing jewelry and often stating how alike their char- acteristics are to the sun sign characteristics known. Astrology magazines and guides grow in number and subscriptions as people search for answers through means not pursued ambitiously for hun- dreds of years. « 5 Related studies which delve inta the world of future poasi- bilitie s include Taro cards and the pendulum. A rebirth of intere st in the powers of the pyramid, the lost continent Atlantis, and the great unex- plained feats of early man are being questioned and studied again as man seeks ways tc explain himself. And to under- stand and control himself, many have returned to other older arts such as yoga and meditation. Above left: Practice with using the Taro cards can yield insight into the future. Above right: The Pendulum is reputedly to answer questions by its swing. 6 Above left: Meditation has increased in popularity in re- cent years. Left: Teressa Prince loses control as Missy DeGroot demonstrates theY oga headstand. Middle right? The human aura which extends out- side the human body has recent - been subject to scientific study. 7 Perhaps musical selections concerning the Age of Aquar - iushas stirred the astro - logical interest of youth. Not only do people realize their sun signs, but many claim their natures - - fire, air, earth, or wateK The fire signs include Aries, Leo, and Sagittarius . Fire individu als are known for their leadership capabi- lities, their love of freedom and action, and innovative ideas. Their natures can ' fire others to action. M r . Charles Emlund (Leo) puts the fire into his wrestlers. Mr. Larry Maka (Sag. ) dem- onstrates precision as he ex- plains a difficult math situa- tion. John Backe ( A r i e s ) shows leadership potential as Times editor and co-editor of Here. Leatha Johnson (Leo) starred in Done to Death. CheriTownly (Sag.) lives up to her traits. Valedictorian of her class, Cheri has been a leader at Tech the past four years. Scorpion Candy Faught was pom pon at Tech. Lisa Massengale (Pisces) ex- c el led in theatrical produc- tions. Scorpion Mari Jo Thilmont (second from right) proclaims ' there is too much to do in too little time and nobody under- stands. Watery signs include Can- cer, Scorpio, and Pisces. Scorpions, often considered the misunderstood sign, are energetic, independent, pas- sionate, with strong likes and dislikes. Cancers are talk- ative and easily influenced, and sympathetic, and Pisces individuals are gentle, reli- able, very kind and sensitive, though sometimes not too lucky. Joyce Foster (Cancer) used those Cancerian talking qua l- ities to build school spirit. Nancy Carlson (Pisces) achieves in sports, drama, and keeps a high academic record. Gemini, Libra, and Aquar- ius comprise the element of air. Libra individuals show a balancing tendency and delib- erate a considerable length of time before arriving at a de- cision. Aquarius people show great patience and must since their innovative ideas are sev- eral years ahead of schedule. Geminis makegood friends, arefunto be with, and usually have a following of fans. The students of Mr. Ted Erikson (Aquarius) certainly think he may be 50 years a- head. Glen London (Gemini) shows versatility of his sign by help- ing drama production, 12 Sue Henson (Aquarius)served as COE president and led many activities. Brenda Webb (Libra) claims Joe (Gemini) Sanchez shows even have trouble deciding popularity known to his sign. what to wear to scho ol. The earth signs, Taurus, Virgo, and Capricorn, show qualities of determination, pa- tience, and stradfast ne ss, These people are talented in areas of music and sports as well as the arts. Due to their persistent prodding after their chosen professions, earth people tend to show great financial gains throughout their lives. 14 MMH - (Capricorn) Ken B r i d g man. shows his excellence in draft- ing abilities. Paul Rincon (Virgo) has ta- lent as an artist and has des- igned winning display fo r many Tech Publications. Helen Kingston (Virgo) lives up to vocal talents of the Earth signs by performing with the Tech Folksingers. Taurus individual, John Ma- deka, shows plodding qualities with classroom questions, I don ' t quite understand. ... Adeline Sanchez (Taurus) participates in girls track act- ivities. zflue sckood scene 16 ‘zfecl i pe tson amities push cTige t togetlie tness Mild, m eek Tigers feel their spirits and enthusiasm arise with the advent of fall school activities. Free time during the school day gives time to enhance friendships and relax from the full day of classes. Among other changes was the installingof four-min- ute passing periods. Along with other notice- able changes. Tigers returned in the fall of 1976 with more pride and spirit than had been shown in the last few years. 18 212 graduate Graduation exercises for the Class of 1 976 occured in June outside the school along Becker Street. Class valedictorian was Jo- seph Bogu sz; salutatorian was. Jamie Stefko. Two hundred and twelve seniors graduated. Senior class officers were: President- -Walter Croson; Vice President- -Bob Delgado; Sec ret - ary--Jessica Villarreal; Treas- urer- -Juanita Maldonado; Social Chairman --Brenda Camp. 21 tawa p6 t o tms ca enc(a i ei ents ' Among the Drama produc- tion s presented in the spring of 197 6 we re Auntie Marne (pictured) and Oklahoma. Other scenes include stage crew working toward fall pr oduction of A Funny Thrg Happened on the Way to the Forum. Also, art students work together to create a mural. 23 Qp iing Spouts otto ft L tWetes Hammond Tech ' s Annual Spring Sports ' Banquet occurred June 1 , 1 9 76, at Wicker Park Social Center. Among those athletes award- ed were: Pete Moore, receiving outstanding senior athlete award, Greg Thompson, receiving the best a 1 1 -around senior athlete award. Other awards pictured include Wilfred Sanchez, being awarded the best mental attitude award by Mr. Vieau. 2 A to the jutu ie -■ iHy not ? The 1975-1976 Hammond Tech J unior-Senior Prom was held at the Wicker Park Pavill- ion. May 28, 1976. The theme was Don ' t look at the past and say why, look at the future and say why not. The Prom colors were of the rainbow. Wilfred Sanchez and Joyce Foster were crowned King and Queen. The theme song was Colour Kfy World.” 26 u6 ck ( kca attends state contest May 7, 1976 saw 32 boys attending the VICA State Contest in Indianapolis. They competed in the vocational areas of drafting, welding, auto mechanics, electrics, and foods. Drafting won with a display pre- senting the past, future, mascot, VICA sym- bol, and Bicentennial. Students participating included Walter Crosonand Bartley Watkins (presidents), Tom Burkhardt, Kenney Bridgemon, Mark Fetzko, JoeKlisiak, Juan Lopez, and John Wisniewski. Participants from welding were Gregg Car- nett, Raul Garcia, and Tim Petty; from Auto mechanics, Jim Berg, Greg Pater; from electrics, Joe Bogusz, Mike Trabue, Dave McAnnally, and Joe Laslow. Homecom ing week wa s cel - ebrated October 11 through 15 , with October 15 seeing the queen coronation and home- com ing game played against East Chicago Roosevelt at Central Field. Activitie s throughout t h e week included Kiddie Dress-Up Day, the annual tug of war won by the Class of ' 79, trike race, and the three-legged race. homecoming week spu ts gp imt Among the most popular activities of homecoming week, the tricycle race and the three legged race seem to draw the most attention to Tech stu- d e nts. These activities were held after school October 12, behind the school. 32 uActii ities pit cdass against c ass 33 The Optimist Club of Ham- mond presented A Funny thing Happened On The Way to the Forum produced by the Tech Theatre Department. The play took place in the streets of Rome and included a funeral, a chase scene, and many laughs. Kathy Juskiw (Philia); Showing Hero what That Will Show Him can do! Mike Vargo (Marcus Lycus); Selling his Gemenea . Bob Glanowski (Pseudolous); Asking to be Free ! Henry Hernandez (Hero); Singing Love I Hear . ©ptimist C$u b Bob Glanowski as Pseudolus; John Backe as Senex; Cindy Weyer and Nancy Carl- son as Domina; Henry Hernandez as Hero; Kenny Campbell as Hysterium; David Solan as Erronius; Allan Kuntz as Miles Gloriosus; Mike Vargo as Lycus; Kathy Juskiw as Philis; Roy Lopez as Thespis; Debbie Turner as Tintinabula; Mari Jo Thilmont as Panacea; Suzi Hines and Ernestine Brunty as the Geminae twins; Charmaine Sommer as Vibrata; Therisa Martin as Gymnasia; Neal Koerzer, Scott Rincon, and Robby Para- dise as the Proteans; Rene ldo Rodriguez, Randy Campbell, David White, Mark Carroll, and Mike Sanchez as the soldiers. Also, a cast of eighteen singers and dancers. 35 ' rloste t Qeigns a s Lower Left-Joyce Foster is congrad- ulated by the 1975 Queen, Denise Sie- dentopf. Lower Right-Mr. Thwin g Student Council Sponsor readies con- testant. Upper Left-Helen Kingston, (Senior Princess) escorted by Maur- ice Shelton, Annie Rodgers ( Junio r Princess) escorted by Jeff Smith. 36 uWowecoming Queen Nina OrtegonfFreshmen Princess) , escorted by Mike Angelucci. Lower- Left-Joyce Foster 1976 Homecoming Queen. Lower Right-(Sophmore Pri- ncess), Tammy Faught, escorted by Mike Ham. Jason (Bob Glanowski) and Mildred (Marilyn Goodin) plan a new murder plot. Gregory (Kenny Campbell) is always thinking of nev ways to kill people. George (John Backe) plans to kill his rich wife (Lisa Massengale) and inherit her estate. The authors, reminiscing about their murders, while the monster stands and listens on. (Allan Kuntz, Mike Vargo, David Solan, Marilyn Goodin, Mari-Jo Thilmont, Bob Glanowski, and Roy Lopez. The monster (Roy Lopez) captures the Nancy Carlson, David Solan, and Mari-Jo beautiful ingenue (Leatha Johnson). Thilmont re-enact the hard hitting Jack Club plot. Bye yc Qiiidie Conrad (Bruce Lawrence), and his fawning admirers. The parents, out looking for their children at the Ice House. The Mac Afee Family Portrait Daughter Kim (Janet Dennison ' father (Tim Vander- stein) Mother (Nancy Siedentopf). Hugo (Tom Spitzer) lets Conrad (Bruce Lawrence) have it on the jaw on the Ed Sullivan Show. Watching are Anne Knapik, Kathy Juskiw and Janet Dennison. The teenagers pose for the Telephone Hour. 2001 becomes theme toil vocalists Left to right: J. Dennison, H. Kingston, J. Sanchex, M. Dorsey, B. Riebe.M. Ham, T. Spitzer, B. Lawrence, R. Lopez, C. Townley, C. Weyer, K. Juskiw, P. Basala, N. Siedentopf, D.Hilliar, T. Townley, A. Knapik, B. Rodriquez, T. Vanderstein, J. Hodal, M. Angelucci. (Folksingers) Row 1: Left to right: J. Thilmont, C. Haynes, K. Edwards, B. Walker, D. Shearer, A. Martinez, T. Faught, M. Knight. Row 2: T. Adkins, N. Sandifur, L. Pirowski , O. Aguirre, R. Campbell, L. Bowling, C. Ansbro, H. Marcano, V. Brown, A San- chez, D. Grabill, P. Ruiz. Row 3: C. Samson, B. Shook, T. Williams, K. Adkins, K. Delehanty, G. Roy, S. Baever, D. Vanscoyk, N. Dills. (Mixed Glee) Row 4: L. Johnson, C. Hall, T. Vanderstein, R. Brown, R. White, T. Fentress, D. Harmon, P. Basala, C. Wever, T. Foster, 1. Hodal. Girls’ Choir: Left to right: D. Morris, E. Brunty, R. Hill, L. Ragyni, T. Ward, P. Duhammel, L. Hutchings, D. Strickland. 1st. Row: Left to right: D. Turner, M. Thilmont, M. Carpure, J. Dennison, M. Angelucci, T. Spitzer, D. Graves, B. Rodriquez, J. Hodal, E. Mason, V. Thomp- son, S. Maldonado, D. Dross. Row 2: T. Martin, M. Guerra, V. Parrish, S. Nieto, E. Opach, F. Alcala, E. Villanueva, J. Foster, B. Riebe, S. Dabbs, B.Webb, P. Worland. Row 3: R. Mills, C. Townley, K. Juskiw, K. Campbell, G. Winston, P. Basala, S. Jacobs, M. Ham, J. Sanchez, R. Girman, D. Hilliar, A. Knapik, T. Townley. Row 4: N. Ansbro, D. McCarroll, H. Kingston, T. Myers, M. Dorsey, R. Lopez, T. Vanderstein, F. Bicknell, B. Lawrence, C. Weyer, M. Taylor, N. Siedentopf, D. Bonhama. (Concert Choir) 43 Girls Chorus, Row 1: P. Siple, A. Dilbeck, H. Housty, C. Sheridan, K. Guy, T. Merry, D. Rowe, K. Hinojosa. Row 2: S. Ward, L. Frazier, P. Mantel, C. Moore, R. Phillips, B. Ridgell, V. Camp, L. Hernandez, P. Jones, R. Perry. Row 3: K. Shook, K. Carlton, J. Comforti, S. Cunningham, T. Fowler, V. Hunter, R. Nicholson, N. Ortegon S. Stotts L. Campbell. cMou lS 0 UlOltk pk one wokthuikiQe Lower Left: Tom Spitzer and Kathy Juskiw sing a duet of Anything You Can Do I Can Do Better while Joyce Foster reads a poem during Christmas Concert. This Page Left: Susie Maldonado and Mari Jo Thilmont hold signs during the Christmas Concert presented to the student body. This Page Below: Concert Choir provides entertainment to the student body. 45 ( -Vtc a o 6 is i a tiety opportunities VIC A Auto 1st Row: R. Hill, M. Sinchar, P. Lenzo, T. Mendalski. 2nd Row: Mr. Stivers, L. Gorton, F. Mullins, L. Debold. 3rd Row: C. Snyder, J. Writt, R. Courtney, H. Sanchez. Auto Club 1st Row: E. Opach, K. Carlen, D. Graves. 2nd Row: J. Bloomfield, G. Barren, F. Acala, K. Clark. 3rd Row: D. Pyle, L. Crowe, Mr. Rizzuti. 2nd Row: K. Bridgeman, M. Graves, S, Rincon, M. Fetzko. 3rd Row: R. Hernandez, R. Teumer, J. Backe. 4th Row: B. Snyko, J. Lopez, J. Guadiana. VICA Electronics 1st Row: J. Krull, D. Jusko, J. Lench, G. London, O. L. Brewer, A. Gordon, H. Buehrle. 2nd Row: D. Fulkerson, J. Hejmej, F. Madeka, W, Murray, G. Sands, H. Hernandez. 3rd Row: K. Johnson, M. Ostrowski, J. Waldron, D. McAnnally, M. Stanford, J. Laslow, M. Tiralne. 4th Row: J. McCormick, R. Rosas, M. Judd, M. Krieger, E. Hopson, H. Waldron, E. Watson, J. Rincon, R. Moore, A. Orzechowicz. 47 0T camu o tfe expiieQsed THESPIANS BAND tlt tougfc oftganigotions Pom Pons: 1st Row: J. Boufis, E. Brunty, A. Martinez. 2nd Row: T. Faught, L. Johnson, A. Martinez, C. Faught, J. Dunlap. 3rd Row: S. Spear, L. Dale, A. Hagen. 4th Row: G. Gutierrez, P. Seifrig. Top Row: C. Cohen. Thespians: 1st Row: P. Lenzo, M. Thilmont, R. Lopez, M. Vargo, D. Solan, C. Sommer, L. Massengale, B. Rodriguez, K. Juskiw. 2nd Row: M. Goodin, J. Morgan, J. Thilmont, P. Seifrig, P. Ruiz, S. Rincon, D. Turner, M. Diaz, H. Hernandez. 3rd Row: N. Knserzer, R. Huppenthal, R. Campbell, S. Hines, J. Backe, T. Spitzer, B. Glanowski, D. Graves, K. Campbell, D. Broz. 4th Row: K. Bridgemon, G. Carlson, A. Kuntz, G. Sands, P. Basala, G. London, R. Rodriguez, R. Paradise, N. Carlson. Band: 1st Row: R. Boring, R. Aulph, V. Kaleta, L. Collins, K. Minich, M. Ratley, J. Dunlap. 2nd Row: J. Stanek, G. Green, S. Konas, M. Palacious, T. Rivitt, J. Staley, M. McKee, M. Cook. 3rd Row: P. Sims, R. Winters, J. Writt, D. Phillips, R. Davidson, M. Larimer, D. Fulkerson. C Cubs iteCate to cCo.sses Mary Popa hangs up information about Education. Row 1- A. Mantel, L. Rittenhouse, N. Rousis, T. Addison, L. Hardee, Mr. Speelmon; Row 2- J. Boufis, M. Brakley, A. Venzkie, B. Rodriguez, L. Win- klepleck, L. Kerner; Row 3- F. Adkins, L. Hines, M. Popa, D. Wheeler, R. Friel. R. HuDDenthal. D. Srnrr c g. Lawrence. «W j Row 1- S. Czubala, M. Hubler, D. Berry; Row 2- D. Ward, P. Kuske, C. Williams, S. Kielb; Row 3- P. Warlad, J. Jones, S, Maldonado, A. Martinez; Row 4- J. Campbell, B. Lee, S. Henson, C. Zivanovic. Mary Popa hands Bruce Lawrence Literature on Distributive Education. Row 1- S. Tabor, H. Riner, A. Cooper; Row 2- R. Bass, G. Seljan, Mr. Stecyk, 3. Rivitt; Row 3- D. Beaulieu. 51 VARSITY, Top to Bottom, Joyce Foster, Anne Knapik, Rose Guadiana, Left, Bernadette Riebe, Right, Terri Townley. FRESHMEN, Pam Jones, Sandy Stotts, Nina Ortegon, Top- Dana Flora J.V. cheerleaders show enthusiasm at B-Team victory. J. V., Top-bottom, Phyllis Ruiz, Cindy Beaver, Tanya Adkins, Shelly King, Myra Pharms. Pam Lenzo, J.V. cheerleader, demonstrates proper form of splits. Student council ojjice is pG t o tm duties 1st Row: Elda Lopez, Candy Faught- -Vice-President, Mr. Thwing, Kathy Martin, Dana Flora. 2nd Row: Pete Basal- a, Bob Glanowski. 3rd Row: Cindy Villanueva, Sandy Stotts, Mike Graves, Cheri Townley-- Secretary, Tammy Faught, David Solan. 4th Row: John Doughty, John Backe- - Presi- dent, Valerie Kaleta, Steve Stanek - -T reasurer. Sophomore Class Officers President-Steve Stanek V-President-Greg Zalkowski Secretary-Missy DeGroot Treasurer-Matt Dorsey 54 Freshmen Clgtss Officers President- Paul Beitler V- President-Gilbert Garcia Secretary-Kim Carlton Treasurer-Kathy Martin Junior Class Officers President-Henry Hernandez V- President-Tom Spitzer Secretary-Patty Armstrong Social Chairman- Valerie Kaleta New NHS Members --First row-V. Kaleta, D. Abies, M. DeWeese, M. Thilmont. Second row-B. Webb, A. Knapik, N. Siedentopf, B. Riebe. Third row-R. Svnko, J. Ortegon, D. Mantis. Veterans of Foreign Wars Speech Contest winners- -Sherrie Kielb, first place, John Backe, third place, and Kathy Juskiw, second place. 56 NHS--First row-M. Hubler, K. Bacha, S. Kielb, V. Kaleta, D. Abies, M. DeWeese, M. Thilmont, R. Aulph, D. Best, N. Siedentopf. Second row-J. Guadiana, D. Schreiber, (Sponsor), J. Backe, C. Faught, R. Synko, B. Webb, G. Seljan, A. Knapik, J. Ortegon, K. Juskiw, D. Mantis, B. Riebe, W. Shaw, M. Graves, P. Basala, C. Townley, D. Kolanowski (Sponsor) Student S actiiei ement p t aised John Backe and Kathy Juskiw, editors of the English Depart ment ' s Literary Magazine, ■ Hear. 57 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB: Row 1, L to R: E. Lopez, Social Chairman, S. Hines, Treas. , V. Kaleta, Pres., E. Brunty, V. Pres., Y. Ramirez, Sec. , Miss Werner, Sponsor; Row 2, K. CampbelL, J. Stanek, C. Sanson, M. Samson, J. Lynch; Row 3: W. Garcia, L. Hernandez, M. Taylor, B. Moore, G. Bush, V. Turpin,; Row 4, L. Frazier, C. Moore, C. Cohen, L. Johnson. CQub s p toi ide tea, activities At Left: Kim Carlton serves Miss Tanner punch and cook- ies while Mr. Talabay is es- corted by Elda Lopez during the Home Ec. Department ' s Christmas Tea held in the Tech Cafeteria. This Page: Proceeding the Christmas Tea was an excell- ent performance given to the student body by The New Life- boat U. S. Navy Band. They played different types of mu- sic to suit the many different music tastes. .•� «« in ' ! Lettermens Club. 1st Row L to R: K. Bridgmon, P. Lenzo, R. Crowley, R. Santos, W. Sanchez, M. West, J. Watkins, J. Dorsey 2nd Row: P. Farris, T. Wood, S. Nieto, N. Perez, D. Graves, T. Ramirez, D. Mantis 3rd Row: T. McDaniel, K. Johnson, M. Lawrence, M. Graves, M . Ostrowski, E. Hopson, P. Moore 4th Row J. Ortegon, S. Mitchell, R. Lopez, M. Ham, E. Watson, D. Brown, E. Vander- steen. Lower left: .TheLetterman pitch in to help the folksingers to get to Hawaii. Below: Several guys partici- pated in the initiation activi - ties for Letterman ' s Club. Qu$s aid teams t« teco tds TRACKETTES: L to R- Front Row- Lupi Hernandez, Joyce Foster, Shelly King, Candy Faught; Second Row- Priscilla Martinez, Janice Dunlap, Debbie Stanek, Maureen Cook; Third Row- Mary Lou Reyes, Roberta Aulph, Cherrie AQUABABES: L to R- Front Row- Adelaine Sanchez, Phylis Ruiz, Joyce Fos- ter, Dolores Jurick, Linda Hardee, Diane Ruiz, Candy Faught; Second Row- Anne Knapik, Sandra Carney, Doreen Gonzalez, Leaha Gullett, Lori Henson, Liz Sadler; Third Row- Tammy Faught, Janice Dunlap, Janice Boufis, Cherrie West, Merlyn Goodin, June Morgan, Susan Henson. FOOTBALL STATS: Adelaine Sanchez, Anne Knapik, Joyce F oster. As shown here much force is put into when Lori Henson serves. Tech girl awaits for her time Tech ready to send sphere on its way. to volley the ball. 3T imeS ' Ckciiit complete p tojects To some Publications people it is only an elective but, to others it is much more than that. It is ev- erything from the newspaper to the yearbook, which includes much of Tech ' s Public Relations with the Hammond Community. It takes a great deal of hard work and learn- ing the basis before you can become a journalist. Opposite upper: Tech Times Assis- tant Mari Jo Thilmont advises Adver- tising Manager Carole Bodor. Opposite lower: Layout Editor Teressa Prince busily types. This page right; Tech Times Editor John Backe and Chart Editor Candy Faught discusses future publications plans. Lower left : Vocational Editor Lori Henson assigns reporter Joan Flem- ing a story. Lower right: Teressa Prince looks over John Backe ' s shoulder as he deciphers stories. ‘Publications sta{( g tou s Below: Randy Bautista sorts mail. Near right: Herbie Waldron examines pictures for future use. Lower right: Tony Herrera looks over identifi- cation pictures. Upper left: Cindy Capps observes a completed layout page. Upper right: Martha Martinez goes over club rosters. Upper left: Pam Lenzo and Sally Martin prepare Story Board for next issue. Lower right: Melissa De Groot cuts story to appropriate size. 66 £y:f){!o tato ty a ieas p iescnt basics 68 Cherri West, far left, contemplates design used in ex-graphics. Middle left, an oxy acetylene welder is dem- onstrated in ex- metals. Tony Boyd, lower left, aides another student as they experiment in e x - e le c tr ic s . Left, Mr. Maradch discusses fundamen- tals in ex-construction. Eric Alexander, below, files chisel used during metal project. Exploratory Shops-These shops help the student find the area which suites and benifits th e m be s t. T raining in this area consists of the following shops: exploratory construc- tion, electrics, graphics and metals. 69 Metalle fjund ament aQs kequiked tkade smen Adaptability is a key word when applying the skills nec- e s s a r y to work in any of the metals trades. A basic know- ledge of various metals, their uses and strengths, as well as minor welding and forging techniques, are covered in the introductory course, ex- ploratory metals. Students who show an in- terest in any skill or trade related to the metals trades then c h o o se welding, sheet metals, or related areas such as machine shop or pipefitt ing shop or foundry. After comp- letion of these shops, students may a d v a n c e to on-the-job training while still in school and receive more benefits. Training enables them to enter many a p p r e n t ice ship pro- grams. Walter Brewer develops skills in sheet metal. Student in welding works constructively. 71 Diana Miller helps customers and gains experience. Greg Rivitt learns skills by working. Jtabs pay cask.citedit Sandy Czubala acquires techniques and work experience needed to get ahead in the secre- Lower left: Joyce Foster brushes up on typing skill. Upper right: Mrs. Johnson instructs Jessie Gilyard in accounting. Lower right: Jennifer Hodal reads results in Tab Lab. Business titend s adapt to changes 74 Cathy Dale erases another error in typing. Students in typing learn principles. 75 Qkaphi cs depaktments u oitfe together Maurice Shelton and Todd Watson develop drafting techniques. Jerry Young contemplates drafting project. Tim Pirowski and Fred Manzo work on platten press. Fred Manzo over looks Tim Pirowski working on operTt Mechanical drawing class busily works. Fred Manzo checks printing press. 77 Right- Stan Kownack holds a light on the situation as instructor, Mr. Rizzuti, demonstrates. Bottom Left- Carl Thomp- son and Dave Smvth apply braces to a storage shed. Bottom Right- Carl Thompson cuts strips of wood on the circular saw. ‘cKnowlledge gained in t taining Richard Rodriguez and Noble Clark add finishing Rick Courtney spray paints his touches to the storage shed frame. project. 79 SeMiC6 deal’s tfitti training Above Left: Debbie Bevell serves Mr. Cappelletti his food. Above Right: Mary Gunter gives out the correct amoubt of change. Left: Deanna Strickland takes down Mr. Wentz’s order. Linda Ramirez, Bonita Jones, and Winigene Riley demonstrate techniques used in home econ- omics. 81 Darrell Baily points out area on map; above, projects are finished in 1MC. Doug Dabis and Greg Garrett demonstrates macrame techniques . Students Cea tn a tt oh e pftession Perry Farris operates reading machine in Reading Lab. Robert Suto uses library to look up research for a report . 83 ‘iXnou ege us6 u(! drs. Dearing shows Lisa Massengale , une Morgan, Rowena Rutledge and Helen .ondon proper lab work. rig class works busily after recieving. ssignments. ickie Stanek erases mistake, over looked n board. met Sanders shows deep concentration in rig. assignment. Hnigen Riley works problem on board. folanda Ramerez and Mickey Guerra xamine disected frog in Biology. JZ 84 SCect tieal! sfeiMs taugfit Right- A student works with electronic T.V. circuits. Below Left- Tim Helm works on different electronical ' cir- cuits. Below Right- Keith Call puts tubes and circuits in their proper places. 86 Left- These students are splicing wires for electrical systems. Bottom Left- This stu- dent is working on an electrical problem. Bottom Right- Rick assists Marvin Carlton in the repair of appli- ances. 87 Students Cefiftn necessities aids Special classes are set up for students of differing abil- ities. This year also, LABS i n s t r u ctors worked directly with students from shop clas- ses with basic problems in r e a ding and math. W ith this more individualized instruc- tion, students are able to over- come unique problems and fit into regular classes. 89 lAtkQeti C8 90 1st row-Bill Spoor, Wilfred Sanchez, Duane Pirowski, Larry Upshaw, Printis Brown, Walter Wojtas, Phil Moore. 2nd row-Joyce Foster, Bob Delgado, Phil Jordon, Tom Pondo, Tim Pirowski, Paul Asbell, Don Asbell. 3rd row-Coach Quigg, Ernie Vandersteen, Pete Moore, Terry McDaniel, Greg Thompson, Joe Marlow, Kevin Richardson, Coach Vieau. Phil Jordon anxiously awaits the pitch. QuaduaQ VARSITY TENNIS (from left) James Cunningham, Tom Rameriz, Mike Angelucci, David Graves, Mark Fetzko, Mike Graves, David Smyth, Dan Smyth, Coach Vieau. ' dfcnnis Sta ts Qhoui B-TEAM TENNIS (from left) Jeff Lynch, Mark Einsele, Tom Manzo, Paul Grabill, John Doughty, David Solan, David Elam, James Alexander, Raul Hernandez mp toiie ment (At left) Dan Smyth shows how to serve the ball with style. Tom Rameriz waits for the ball to return. (Below) Mark Fetzko shows how to return the ball with ease. Despite the bad won-lost re- cord, the tennis team im- proved as the season pro- gressed. The team was led by Dan and David Smyth. David ' s individual record was the best by a Tech player since 1969 -- Coach Vieau. 95 Socce t SOCCER (from left) 1st row-M. Stanek, P. Grabill, T. Spitzer, J. Tessman, D. Solan, T. Manzo, P. Sandifur. 2nd row-C. Gill G. Ortega, M. Lawrence, R. Santos, J. Lopez, N. Perez, D. Dabis. 3rd row-Coach Turner, S. Kownacki, S. Stanek, J. Ortegon, N. Camp, J. Garcia, T. Bishop, S. Jurick. . ■ ■ jgpgtf -n-Mi v u x -.- , -t • • Va V, - -2m ' . “ «T 5! H I VARSITY CROSS-COUNTRY (from left) 1st row-M. Yudis, S. Stanek, D. Mantis, B. Snyko, Coach Shryock. 2nd row- F. Madeka, Carlos Martinez, Santiago Nieto, Joe Laslow. I FROSH CROSS-COUNTRY (from left) J. Powell, E. Gajewski, T. Vavercan, E. Farris, D. Gutierrez, C. Ford, V. Sendejas, R. Falk, Coach Shryock. FROSH -SOPH CROSS-COUNTRY (from left) 1st row-D. McCrea, D. Gutierrez, J. Goldsmith. 2nd row- R. Lozano, T. Shelton, B. Quinn, R. Falk. 3rd row-S. Stanek, E. Gajewski, J. Powell, V. Sendejas, Coach Shryock. 4th row-C. Martinez, T. Vavercan, E. Farris, C. Ford. eT ft ae h (Below) FROSH-SOPH TRACK (from left) 1st row-Coach Shryock, K. Jones, F. Madeka, J. Cun- ingham, S. Nieto, R. Lopez, C. Gonzalez, J. Hullit, J. Laslow, P. Sims. 2nd row-R. Davidson, J. Sanchez, M. Gray, J. Hailey, C. Martinez, K. Johnson, B. Synko, T. Shelton, D. McCrea, J. Goldsmith, 3rd row-S. Tabor, Bogusz, E. Simmons. 3rd row-Coach SI D. Elam, K. Minnich, C. Bustamente, D. Mantis, S. ock, D. Mantis, S. Stanek, D. Cook, M Stanek, J. Alanza, B. Quinn, J. Jones, Coach Smith. Yudis, K. Bridgmen. (Above) VARSITY TRACK (from left) 1st row-C. London, R. Lopez, P. Ferri P. Lenzo, Coach Smith. 2nd row-L. Wi bert, J. Hailey, K. Johnson, B. Synko, ] -j (At left) Jessie Rincon and Bob Snyko show running talents. (Above left) Steve Stanek displays hurdle ing techniques. (Lower left) Steve Stanek’s face shows the ex- haustion of a true athlete. Rick Santos runs relay. Qinh tenniQ sifting 76 Girl’s Tennis, Left to right: E. Villanueva, C. Capps, V. Kaleta, D. Be.st, D. Hartman, D. Bachmann--Coach. 102 Lower left: Elizabeth Villanueva shows good return of serve. Lower right: Valerie Kaleta eagerly awaiting the next serve. Upper left: Debbie Hartman shows a strong return of the ' ball. Lower left: Debbie Hartman demostrates the forehand stroke. Lower right: Valerie Kaleta takes a break after a long practice. 103 QoQjj season sf ting ’76 Coach Wesley, Kevin Johnson, Tim Stremka, Brian Reibe, Frank Nitz, David Graves. Brian Reibe begins his game with a big stroke. 104 Frank Nitz practices putting on the fourth. David Graves works on his putting stroke. Tech student makes offer on Jeff Johnson ' s clubs that are being sold. M 4 ’+- ‘•V mi i Joe Dorsey SCORPIO 5’ 8 - 1601bs. Quarterback Pete Lenzo PISCES 5 ' 9 -l65 lbs. Halfback Kevin Johnson LEO 6’ 1 - 210 lbs. Tackle Perry Farris AQUARIUS 5’ 10 - 170 lbs. linebacker Wil Sanchez Taurus 5’ 9 - 155 lbs. Quarterback Ernie Hopson TAURUS 5’ 8 - 165 lbs Halfback 106 Senio t Sta tg Ernie Vandersteen Tom Pondo AQUARIUS 5 ' 10 - 175 lbs. Guard Dan Brown LIBRA 5 10 - 175 lbs. Halfback Glenn London GEMINI 6’ 1 - 185 lbs. End 107 I VARSITY--Row 1- H. Martinez, C. Ceasar, C. Bustamante, G. Gonzalez, D. Wieniewski, B. Spoor, D. Moore, J. Sanchez. Row 2- K. Johnson, M. Hahney, R. Brown, E. Bass, P. Simms, M. Dorsey, P. Moore, J. Hullit, B. Hahney. Row 3- Mr. Simpson, P. Ferris, P. Lenzo, D. Brown, K. Johnson, J. Rincon, T. Pondo, E. Vandersteen, E. Hopson, W. Sanchez, G. London, J. Dorsey. Row 4- Coach Jamrose, J. Ortegon, S. Kownacki, K. Atkins, R. Lopez, R. Santos, T. McDaniels, N. Clark, M. Ostrowski, R. Crowley, Coach Lentvorsky, Coach Emlund. Rob WalkeV and Mark Stemper look over F rosh team roster. ' zfootbaQQ squads Joe Sanchez dodges t ackle. FR.ESHMEN--R.ow 1- O. Brewer, D. Richards, R. Bautista, D. Suns, M. Carroll, B. Johnson, J. Shipp, R. Bautista, P. Beitler, B. Kamala. Row 2-T. Ritter, J. Webb, J. Medeka, B. Moranze, R. Lopez, S. Salinas T. Tarleton, R. Garza, M. Stemper. Row 3- Coach Strbjak, J. Sessum, D. Taylor, M. Walker, M. Koepp J. Asbell, T. Williams, D. Andres, R. Coffey, G. Garcia, R. Eangle, M. Evans, Coach Stivers. 109 Varsity players show rugged action in games . Tech player still runs as being trapped by opposition. Pete Lenzo attempts to pass opposition. 110 The opposition carries ball as Otis Brewer and John Madeka come in for tackle. As Jeff Skipp carries the ball, Ricky Bautista follows closely. Qikh tkack tiiains 1st Row: T. Banks, B. Dorsey, W. Garcia, T. Adkins, D. Jurick, A. Sanchez, R. Guadiana, D. Flora. 2nd Row: R. Rollins, C. Seljan, M. Hanoway, C. Scott, S. Stotts, N. Allen, L. Henson, N. Carson. 3rd Row: Mrs. Current, J. Jones, S. Martin, D. McCarthy, J. Foster, S. Ortega, K. Smith, L. Ramirez, K. Martin, M. Reyes, M. Pena, N. Carlson, Mrs. Younger. Tonya Adkins in starting position for Shuttle. Opposite page, lower right- Mrs. Current explains proper holding position of baton. Opposite page, lower left- Mary Lou Reyes prepares to throw shot put. Nancy Carlson works out in low hurdles. Joyce Foster participates in the 220. 113 1m J. Asbell, J. Watkins, K. Bridgemon, D. Brown from the 400 Freestyle relay team. Dan Brown floats with water board. Ernie Vandersteen decides to start over. ' rXige i skaitks TECH SHARKS--First row- J. Sthaly, E. Gajewski, T. Bishop J. Asbell, C. Bustamonte, R. Davidson, R. Grabill, R. Falk. Second row-E. Vandersteen, M Ham, J. Watkins, D. Brown, K. Bridgemon, R. Suto, M. West, D. Graves. Aiandeftgteen • qua igg hoii state Opposite upper: Tiger sharks M. Hamm, K. Bridgmen, D. Brown, E. Vandersteen. Opposite lower left: Robert Grabill comes up for air. Opposite lower right: Ken Bridgmen prepares to dive. This page upper: Ken Bridgmen attempts butterfly. Lower: Freshman Bob Suto and John Staly. 117 QAi test ng season ends with section ah Varsity, 1st Row L to R: C. Hill, T. Ramirez, S. Nieto, J. Smith, N. Perez. 2nd Row L to R: M. Angelucci, T. Patterson, R. Bass, R. Crowley, Coach Emlund, M. Dorsey, K. Atkins, P. Moore, JVl. Graves. B-Team, 1st Row L to R: D. Wisnewski, B. Spoor, J. Writt, J. Sessum, D. Barlow. 2nd Row L to R: R. Lozano, G. Garcia. 3rd Row L to R: T. Ritter, F. Madeka, D. Moore, D. Mantis, B. Johnson, S. Kownacki, M. Ostrowski, E. Bass, R. Bautista, J. Madeka. 118 Tom Ramirez-Senior Wt. 105 Season Record 16-6 2nd in E.C. W. Inv. 2nd in I. L. S.C. 1st in Sectional 3rd in Regional Raymond Bass-Senior Wt. 155 Season Record 15-4-1 1st in E.C. W. Inv. 2nd in I. L. S. C. 2nd in Sectional I Mike Graves-Senior Wt. 145 Season Record 15-6 2nd in E.C. W. Inv. 3rd in I. L. S. C. 3rd in Sectional I Mike Angelucci-Senior Wt. 112 Season Record 14-5 3rd in I. L. S.C. 1st in Sectional 4th in Regional 119 testing seaQon Mike Angelucci working for a take down. tntiago Nieto counters a standup with opponet. .... . , Team members watch and wait in preparationfor matches. 120 scenes show ability Raymond Bass concentrates on details for the techniques he will attempt. l V Coach Masty shouts encouragement. r uin mcj t y Craig Hill prepares for l another start with opponent. 121 ( -W test{!e t2 mdwidaaSl teco tc(s sfune Tom Ramirez awaits next match. Bob Spoor countering, a take down. Mike Graves rests before an overtime match. Jeff Smith counters a take down. Qi tCs’ basketball poput!aAity g tou s Girls ' Basketball: Standing- Mrs. M. Aaron, Darlene Hannon, Rowena Rutledge, Kate Smith, Jessie Gilyard, Ramona Stringer, Mary Lou Reyes, and Mr. J. Arges, Bottom-Anne Rogers, Anne Rutledge, and Tina Harper. Ann Rutledge dribbles by the opponent. Mary Lou Reyes tries to out jump opponent for rebound. c P tactice Reacts to evpeidence Tiger girls try to steal the ball from the opponent. Coach Aaron and girls listen to the referee ' s comments. ) j 127 Season shows much activity This Page--Below-Tina Harper dribbles around opponent. Lower left-Rowena Rutledge scoops up ball. Upper right-Tina Harper goes up for two. Lower right- Coach awaits results in anticipation. Season fosses do no t ejjeet dm i e Varsity, 1st Row L to R: J. Chase; K. Johnson; J. Williams; Coach Wilson; P. Brown; R. Santos. 2nd Row: R. White; G. Winters; J. Ortegon; E. Cummins; B. Jones; M. Shelton; A. Austin. Coach Wilson looks on in anticipation. 130 m Maurice Shelton No. 22 Ht. 5 ' 10 Wt. 155 Guard Bobby Tones No. 23 Ht. 6 ' 2 Wt. 165 Center Ellis Cummins No. 33 Ht. 6’4 Wt. 210 Center John Chase No. 15 Ht. 5 ' 9 Wt. 140 Guard 131 team Qooks good Front: J. Williams, J. Hulitt, T. Doty, O. Brewer, G. Winston. Back: C. Ceasar, W. Ingram, R. Brown, Coach Vieau, D. Taylor, D. Rich- ardson, J. B. Whitelow, C. Price. From .left to right; V. Burns, B. Walker, M. Koepp, M. Walker, J. Oakes, B. Seward, Coach Quigg, B. Morauze, V. Sendajas, R. Powers, J.Powel, D. Pryor, J. Brown. Wilson Ingram watches footwork while trying to make decision. 133 Upper right: Printis Brown leads teammates through the hoop. Lower left: Coach Wilson yells encouragement. Lower right: Maurice Shelton goes up for two. QaskefoaQQ sees new coadung sta Upper left: Glen Winston decides to take a short rest,, Lower right: Bobby Jones jumps high for the opening tip. ‘xfutu ie strength to be gained This page upper right: Ellis Cummins fights for rebound against opponet. Lower right: Gerald Winters shoves off opponet as he a- waits pass from teammate. Opposite page upper left: Bobby Jones comes down with another rebound. Upper right: Ellis Cummins looks on with determination. Lower left: Players look on in disappointment. 1977 Basketball s e ctional scenes include ; Alex Cummins going for two ; Maurice Shelto n is shown in action and scores on a foul; Ball looks up for grabs after a Tiger miss; Alex Cummins dominates the board . Sectional pairings against Gary Andrean tes ulted. in a 67-6 9 loss. 139 1976 SOCCER Conference -- 5 wins - 5 losses Overall -- 5 wins - 7 losses M. Lawrence J. Ortegon - 4 goals each. R. Santos B. McKnight - 3 goals each. 1976 GOLF Conference -- 7 wins - 9 losses Overall -- 9 wins - 25 losses Placed 5th in Conference Placed 9th in Sectional 1976 BASEBALL Conference -- 5 wins - 11 losses Overall -- 10 wins - 18 losses 1976 GIRL ' S TENNIS Conference -- 0 wins - 4 losses Overall -- 0 wins - 5 losses 1976 BOY ' S TRACK Conference -- 4 wins - 4 losses Overall -- 5 wins - 5 losses Finished 3rd in Conference Placed 2nd in Andrean Relays D. Cook, M. Baldwin, P. Lenzo, and L. Wilbert qualified for regionals Pete Lenzo qualified for state. 1976 FROSH FOOTBALL Conference -- 3 win ' s - 3 losses - 1 tie Overall -- 3 wins - 3 losses - 1 tie 1976 B-TEAM FOOTBALL Overall -- 3 wins - 3 losses - 1 tie 1976 VARSITY FOOTBALL Conference. -- 0 wins - 7 losses Overall -- 2 wins - 7 losses 140 1976 CROSS- COUNTRY Conference -- 7 wins - 2 losses Overall -- 9 wins - 4 losses Finished 3rd in Conference 1976 BOY ' S TENNIS Conference -- 1 win - 7 losses Overall -- 1 win - 9 losses David Smyth ' s individual record was the best by a Tech player since 1969. 1977 SWIMMING Conference -- 1 win - 4 losses Overall -- 5 wins- 8 losses Dever, E. Vandersteen, qualified for state competition. 1977 WRESTLING Conference -- 2 wins - 5 losses - 1 ti6 Overall -- 4 wins - 5 losses - 2 tie Placed 11th in regionals with M. Graves, T. Ramirez, M. Angelucci, J. Smith, and R. Bass qualifying. 1977 FROSH BASKETBALL Overall -- 5 wins - 10 losses. 1977 B-TEAM BASKETBALL Overall -- 7 wins - 12 losses 1977 VARSITY BASKETBALL Conference -- 2 wins - 6 losses Overall -- 4 wins -16 losses Received Sportsmanship awa rd in Hammond Sectional,, ] 41 143 Don Bapst Ricky Bapst Rosie Barber Randy Bautista Ricky Bautista Paul Beilter George Belem Lance Bergnar Rhonda Bolton Jim Bratton Elvis Brewer Otis Brewer Carlos Brown Vincent Bums Glenna Bush Linda Bush Rhonda Bulter Kathy Cagle Vickie Camp Lenna Campbell Dave Alexander Eric Alexander Greg Allen Pat Alyer Barry Anderson Ella Anderson Craig Ansboro Sheila Armstrong Don Asbell Jeff Asbell Valerie Austin Tracey Babb freshmen Elizabeth Cantu Becky Capps Nancy Carlson Kim Carlton Mark Carroll Derrick Chase Charles Cobb Micheal Cobb Raymond Coffey Jo Ellen Conforti Jimmy Cothran Tammy Crain Ray Currier Pamela Damron Jenny Dehoyes Kerry Delehanty Frank Delgado Eva Deluna Susie Diaz Annette Dilbeck Brenda Dorsley Darleen Dross James Dudly Linda Dziepak Edward Eastward Mark Einsele Kelvin Elam Ray Engle Dave Etienne Felecia Evans Mike Evans Norma Fabris freshmen Ron Falk Eddy Farris Tim Fentress Karen Fetterhoff Don Fischer Dana Flora Charles Foard Brenda Forsythe Tammy Fowler Charles Frain Ken Frazier Lisa Frazier freshmen Bessie Fulks Linda Fulton Eugene Gajewski Gilbert Garcia Maria Garcia Wanda Garcia Zoila Garate Mary Louise Gawron Daniel Garza Ruben Garza Roy Garza Gerylynn Hayden Larry Ghosten Sherry Gilbert Mathew Gootee Doreen Gonzalez Robert Grabill Edward Gutier Robert Gutierrez Kimberly Guy 146 Missy Hanaway Donna Hannon Marie Hardestine David Hannon Dayrrl Harvey Earl Henderson Linda Hernandez Anthony Herrera Debbie Hoolehan Howard Alspach David Hutchings Rickey Hulsey freshmen Diane Jimenez Bralen Johnson Georgia Johnson Ken Johnson Richard Johnson Bonita Jones Jada Jones Pam Jones Tom Jones Sharon Jorden Dorloreslurick Sandy Karney Greg Kendule Russel Kerst Bill Kincaid Kay Kochivai Kathy Kopp Mike Kopp Mary Kratzer Diane Kretchmer 147 Bill Kumala Doyle Land Tony Larkins James Larson Pam Leber Debbie Lee Greg Lee Beverly Lewis Ted Lewis Manie Liggins Jeff Linch Carmen Lindsey Isiah Lockett Elda Lopez Ricky Lopez Keith Maddox John Madeka Rumone Malakey Irene Maldonado Norma Maldonado Pamela Mantel Jose Marcano Kathy Martin Kenneth Martin Rhonda Martin Sally Martin Sylvia Martinez freshmen Pat Marvilla Jennifer Mason Barbara Matovina David McCarthy Terri McCarthy Mike McCormick Dracia Medina Teressa Merry Brian Meyeaz Kim Midkiff Becky Miede Les Miller Russell Miller Tammy Miller Brenda Mdore Danny Moore Debbie Moore freshmen Deborah Morgan Britt Morris Mark Mueller Ken Mullins Kathy Naugle Roxanne Nicholison Cheryl Ntilbertowicz Joe Oakes Nina Ortegon Cheryl Osborne Dewaine Ott William Palmer Matthew Papp Gary Pater Rhonda Payton Martinez Percilla Kelly Perry Lori Perry Joe Phillips Joyce Phillips 149 Rory Phillips Theresa Phillips Judy Pieszchala Glenda Plump James Potter James Powell Robert Powers Donald Pryor Calistro Pven tz Robin Quick Cindy Rake Sonia Rangel freshmen Elaine Ramirez Linda Ramirez Toni Ramirez Violet Ramirez Joseph ReyeS Danny Richards Bernadette Ridgell Craig Riley Tony Riley Winigene Riley Tim Rivette Prince Roberts Johnnie Robinson Arthur Rodriquez Sandra Rodriquez Gary Roy Cindy Ruiz Elizabeth Sadler Salvador Salinas Jimmy Sanchez 150 Brad Sanders Cindy Sandifer Margaret Sandoval Maurice Samson Rubin Santos Kathy Shook Charnel Scott Michelle Scott Otto Scott Claudia Seljan Vidal Sendejas John Sessom freshmen Bob Seward Debbie Shaw Michael Shear Dana Shear Jeff Ship Penny Siple Janet Smith Keith Snider Ron Synder Gale Spencer Jacklyn Stanek Mark Stem per Sandy Stotts Denise Swafford Gary Sweeney Mike Tabor David Taylor Wayne Taylor Albert Thomas Marvin Thomas 151 freshmen Vanessa Turpin Jean Valliant Jerry Vargo Tom Vavercan Cindy Villa neuva Janice Voss Fred Wagner Bobby Walker Mark Walker Robert Walker Steve Wallace Edwina Wampler Mike Wantland Shirley Ward Roy Washington Cindy Webb Jim Webb Deith Webb Vickie Webster Cherrie West Jessie Williams Stacy Williams Tpny Williams Tyrone Williams John Wittig Cindy Beaver Edward Beeson Fred Bicknell Tim Bishop Carol Bodor Larry Bowling Dave Breu Elvis Brewer Robert Brooks Jerome Brown Judy Brown Kathy Brown Richard Brown Robert Brown Vicky Brown Larry Brozs Paul Bunch Nancy Budgley Ernestine Bunty Margret Bums Tonya Adkins Oscar Aquirre Joe Alanza Pete Alcala Shirley Armstrong Ron Avery Teresa Avery Bonnie Baker Terri Banninger Brenda Barker David Barlow Eddie Bass sophomores T ioiw Carlos Bustamante Keith Call Elana Cantu Cindy Capps Marvin Carlton Kelvin Ceasar Terry Clark Kathey Coates Michelle Cohen Joe Conn Belinda Cooper Barbara Cunningham sophomores Susan Cunningham Doug Dabis Cathy Dale Joe Daughty Rick Davidson Missy DeGroot Tommy Deti Debbie DeWeese Michael Diggs Fredia Dodson James Dorsey Matt Dorsey Dolores Dross Peggy Duhamell Jeff Earle Richard Earnett Cathy Edwards Tom Edwards Scott Einsele David Elam 154 Isom Emeson Joe Evans Tammy Faught Jerome Felton John Fennell Gloria Ferrell Joan Fleming Bart Flora David Flores Isais Flores Rebecca Flores Billy Floyd sophomores Jim Foy Esquiel Garcia Javier Garcia Ray Garcia Roberto Garcia Grey Gardener Robert Girman Teresa Gomez Charles Gonzales Gerard Gonzales Undrea Gordon Paul Grabill Frank Green Larry Gully Mike Gunter Tim Hall Mickey Hahney Robart Harris Mark Harvey Shawn Harvey 155 Linda Haynes Ron Heaton Leticia Heflin Debbie Henderson Geri Henderson Paul Hendrick Barb Hensley Lori Henson Israel Hernandez Raul Hernandez Tracey Heye Craig Hill sophomores Frenda Holbrook Sandra Efiilitt Vandelya Hunt Laura Hutchings Nancy Hutton Wilson Ingram Theresa Ison Wade Jackson Leatha Johnson Virginia Johnson Kim Jones Mark Mueller Shelley King Neal Knoerzer Russell Koartge Don Koeraer Frances Kubieki Alan Kuntz Myron Larimar Keith Lasher 156 Tom Leath Pam Lenzo Gale Leonard Liz Lopez Freddie Love Mary Beth Lukas John Lynch Karen Maclin Richard Maravalla Oona Margin Brenda Martin Keith Martin sophomores Janie Martin Alicia Martinez Carlos Martinez Debbie McCarty Audrey McGill James McKinney Abel Medina Theresa Medrano Sherri Mercer Carl Miller David Miller Robert Miller Annie Minifield Carmen Moore Don Moore Don Moore Patty Moore Robert Moore Tom Mordyke June Morgan 157 Lisa Massengale Willie Morris Eddie Mudd Williard Murray Susan Ortega Manuel Palacios Robbie Paradise Brad Pariso Ricky Patterson Myra Pharms Wanda Parr Mirium Pena Danny Phillips sophomores Andy Pieszchala Lori Pirowski Barbara Pondo Cedrick Price Brain Quinn Lynn Ragany Yolanda Ramirez Donna Reed Richard Reyes Robin Richards Doug Richardson Gina Richardson Edward Riley Scott Rincon Christine Rios Jim Ritter Ricky Robbes James Rodgers Rochelle Rollins Diana Rowe 158 sophomores Mike Sessum Michelle Shelton Charlete Sheridon Barry Shook Fred Shumace Jesse Simmons Paul Sims Anita Smith Everette Smith Mike Smith Patrica Smith Tom Snyder Cindy Soderlund David Solan Shirley Spear Bob Spoor Debbie Stanek Steve Stanek Mike Stanford Peronica Stringer 159 Larry Sharpe Bob Suto Janet Swafford Robert Swany Daren Taylor Mafalda Taylor Ron Teumer Tina Tharp Ricky Thomas Sharon Tichnor Jo Ellen Thilmont Vickey Thomas Tim Tiede Terry Tigner Ed Undraitis Monica Villarreal Jeff Waldron Latonya Walker Virgil Walker Brewer Walter Martin Wampler James Ward Ronald Ward Mark Watson Diana Webb Mike Webster Don We.lls Mark West Fred Wetsell Enoria White Martha White Tim White Burl Whitlock 160 J. B. Whitlow Robert Whitney Dan WLnrecki Glen Winston Don Wisniewski Tim Wood Juanita Woods Jeff Write Chris Writt June Wynn Greg Zalkowski juniors Donna Abies Theresa Adkins Mary Aguirre Frank Alcala Michael Alexander Tim Alexander Patty Armstrong Kevin Atkins Mavel Baeza Darrel Bailey Debbie Bailey Tina Banks Nancy Bapst Jeff Barnard Gary Barrow Vince Becerra Henry Besterda Bill Blaskovich Josephine Bodar Deanne Bonhama 161 Tony Boufis Alice Britt Gary Brown Printes Brown Debbie Broz Ken Bubash Leonard Bubash Greg Butcher Jerry Butler Debbie Camp Kevin Camp Randy Campbell juniors Ray Camper Elvira Cantu Curt Carlin Dawn Carlson Glen Carlson Sharron Carr Dorothy Choate Phillip Clanton James Cobb Loretta Collins Frank Colvin Melvin Conn Gary Cothran Lynette Cotton Roger Crowley Mario Cruz Dannetta Cunningham Debra Cunningham James Cunningham Sandra Dabbs 162 Laura Dale Ken Davis Carmen Dejesus Janet Dennison Martha DeWeese Mischelle Diaz Nancy Dills Mike Drzich Liz Duke Mary Duran Dirk Durban Dave Dziepak juniors Joe Evans Donna Fischer John Flores Linda Foy Dan Fulkerson Lee Gar ton Kelly Gates Kirby Ghoston Jesse Gilyard Bob Glanowski John Goldsmith Diane Grabill David Graves Mitchell Gray Rose Guadiana Mickey Guerra Leaha Gullet Mary Gunter Grisel Gutteriz Ralph Gutteriz 163 Vincent Gutierrez Stella Guzman James Hailey Vickey Hall Barb Haney Bill Hahney Linda Hardee Tina Harper Henry Hernandez Anthony Hill Darrell Harvey Juanita Hernandez Rhonda Hill Suzi Hines Jessie Hulitt John Igartua Scott Jacobs Ray Jarrett James Jimenez Kenny Johnson Carolyn Jones Gloria Jones John Jones Theresa Jurick Dennis Jusko Valerie Kaleta Anne Knapik Stanley Kownacki Cynthia Kozlowski Wayne Lackey Cheryl LaRacco Joe La slow Donald Lear 164 Lonzo Lee Jeff Lewelen Kim Lipka Juan Lopez Roy Lopez Maria Lozano Rodrigo Lozan Sue Lunsford Jackie Lynch David Mak Carolyn Maclir Karen Maclin juniors Robert Maclin Ken Maddox Frank Madeka Susan Maldonado Gloria Mantel Dino Mantis Fred Manzo Dan Marsh Therisa Martin Roberta Mason Bruce May Ricky McCafferty Debbie McCarroll Edward McCarthy Joseph McCormick Dale McCrea Terry McDaniel Michael McKee Margaret Mendcza Bobbi Miller 165 Carl Miller Judy Miller Rochelle Mills Ki n Minich Philip Moore Richard Moore Debra Morris Dwayne Murray Tony Napier Carole Neilson Santiago Nieto Mike Nolbertowicz juniors Edward Opach Jessie Ortegon Martha Ortegon Wilford Ortinger A1 Orzechowicz Mike Ostrowski Jim Parker Valerie Parrish Chris Patai Gaylon Payton Sherry Payton Gus Perez Terry Petri Phyllis Podkul Ken Potts Robert Pummel! Laura Purham Bill Purnick David Pyle Elva Quiles 1 66 Leo Ramos Robert Reed Susan Reed Chino Reyna Don Richards Danny Richardson Demetruis Richardson Ethelynn Ridgell Bernadette Riebe Chris jUley Keith Ritter Wanda Rollins juniors Adeline Rosado Ruben Rosas Jerry Roy Rowena Rutledge Connie Saenz Adeline Sanchez Connie Sanders Tony Sanders Gary Sands Rick Santos Bruce Sebastyen Pam Seifrig Susan Shaw Tony Shaw Terry Shelton Nancy Siedentopf Drew Skura Jeff Smith David Smyth Charmaine Sommers 167 Tom Spitzer Cynthia Springer Regina Stafford Bob Synko Karen Szany Mari Jo Thilmont Randy Thomas Sharon Thomas Carl Thompson JoAnn Tigner juniors Thomas Tillotson Arthur Torres Terri Townley Mike Trabue Debbie Turner Lana Turner Elizabeth Villanueva Herb Waldron Gina Walker Daniel Wallace Mike Ward Donna Watkins Jake Watkins Ernie Watson Joy Weatherford Brenda Webb Cindy Weyer Randy White Willean White Paul Wilburn 168 Linda Winklepleck Gerald Winters Jerry Young Guillermo Rivera 169 CLASS OF 77 GRADUATES 243 CLASS OF 77 SENIOR OFFICERS AND ADVISORY BOARD 1st Row: Mrs. Kolanowski-Sponsor; Helen Kingston; Candy Faught- Secretary; Cheri Townley -Social Chairman; Mike Graves-President; Tim Vandersteen. 2nd Row: Janice Dunlap; Ernie Hopson; Cathy Bacha; Juan Guadiana-Vice-President. 3rd Row: Wilfred Sanchez; Glenn London; Diana Ruiz-Treasurer. Class Colors: Rainbow — Pink, Yellow, Mint Green, Blue, Peach, and Lavender. Class Flowers: White Rose--Dipped Carnations. Class Motto: Dont’ look at the past and say why, look in the future and say why not. ft CLASS OF 1977 HISTORY Junior Officer ' s: President-Cathy Bacha; Vice-President-John Backe; Sec- retary-Kathy Juskiw; Treasurer-Roberta Aulph. Sophomore Officer ' s: President-John Backe; Vice-President-Tom Ramirez; Secretary-Mary Hubler; Treasurer-Kathy Juskiw; Social Chairman-Cathy Bacha. TOP 10 SENIOR CLASS 1. Cheri Townley 2. Sheryl Kielb 3. Kathy Juskiw 4. Debbie Best 5. Candace Faught 6. Mary Hubler 7. Juan Guadiana 8. John Backe 9. Mike Graves 10. Larry Sajdera Valedictorian - Cheri Townley Salutatorian - Sheryl Kielb 171 Felicia Adkins Terri T. Addison Naomi E. Ansbro Roberta Aulph Charlotte Austin Cathy Bacha John Backe Raymond L. Bass David A. Bealieu Isabel Becerra Deanna Berry Debbie E. Best Debra A. Bevell Vickie Birmingham Dearl A. Boring Rita Boring 172 Kathy M„ Bos winkle Janice Boufis Melanie S. Brakley O.L. Brewer Pam Bronas Brenda Broyles Leroy D. Burkland Janet Campbell Kenneth E. Campbell Barbara Carlton Andrew Cooper Gwen Cobb Ricky Courtney Saynora Cunningham Frank Czubala Czubala Sandra Czubala 173 Mary De Luna Doreen Dross Janice Dunlap Kevin M. Earle Perry Farris Candace J. Faught Mark Fetzko Joyce L. Foster Rhonda Friel Vernon Fulkerson Diana Garcia Patsy Gardner Pauline Golfis Merlyn Goodin Michael J, Graves Gloria Greer 174 Juan A. Guadiana April Hagan Michael L. Ham Darlene Hannon • Terry Ha rmon Irene S. Hartline Debra Harvey James Hejmej Susan R. Henson Lupita Hernandez Steven J. Hernandez Melvin Hester Darrell Mercer John Hobbs Jennifer Hodal Rose Hoover 175 Ernest L. Hopson Mary Beth Hubler Renee Huppenthal Jo Ann Jackson Teresa Jackson David Johnson Kevin Johnson Gloria Jones Merideth R. Judd Kathy J. Juskiw Larry Kasper Pamela Kegley Sheryl Kielb Helen Kingston Pam Kuske Bruce Lawrence 176 Barbara A. Lee Peter D. Lenzo Robert Link Glenn London Becky E. Lozano Sandra Maldanado Andrea Mantel John Mantel Alma R. Martinez Angela Mason Jimmy Mendalski Diana Miller Alfred Mitchell Scott Mitchell Fred Mullins Paul M. Pariso 177 Beverly Peck Nicholas Perez Michael Perry Auralia Petty Tim Pirowski Richard Podkul Tom Pondo Mary J. Popa Kateria Prince Thomas Ramirez Mike Ratley Mary Lou Reyes Debra L. Reynolds Jesse Rincon Paul Rincon Linda Rittenhouse 178 Victor Roderick Becky Rodriguez Reneldo Rodriguez Richardo Rodriguez Maria A. Rousis Diana Ruiz Angela A. Rutledge Kevin W. Rutt Wilfred Sanchez Janet Sanders Vivian N. Sanders Sivia Santiago Doris Scott Gary Seljan Wayne Shaw Archie Shelton 179 Bill M. Spoor Stanley Stevens Bonnie Strickland Deanna Strickland Steven Tabor Jamie E. Tessmann Vidal Torres Cheri Townley Ernie V. Vandersteen Timothy Vandersteen Ada M. Venzke Mary Ann Villarreal Debra Ward Brenda West Laura West Douglas E. Wheeler 180 Mary White Charlette A. Williams Roger B. Winters John Wisniewski Patricia Wo r land Sherry Zalkowski Christine Zivanovic i Centiiat school! adminiQtltatiOft DR. FRANK SANDERS, JR. Assistant Superintendent, Business Management DR. WILLARD J. CONGREVE Superintendent of Schools BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES--Top from left, Mr. Max Mason, Dr. David P. Cooley, Mr. Adolph F. Biel; Bottom row, Ms. Lois E. Bell, Mr. Richard J. Schreiber. MR. WALTER B. SIMPSON Principal MS. RUTH TANNER Assistant Principal MR. HENRY LAWRENCE Interim Assistant Principal MR. DAVID FISHER Assistant Principal 183 George Bereolos LEO English Mohamad Alam CAPRICORN Physics Mary Aaron GEMINI Special Education, Mathematics, Science Volleyball, Basketball’ Loretta Argerus SCORPIO Reading Lab Don Bachmann VIRGO Math Girl ' s Tennis Coach Howard Binstock LIBRA Electric Linda Adamczyk SAGITTARIUS Occupational Foods VICA Margret Arndt LIBRA Counselor 184 Herman Buehrle GEMINI Electronics Sponsor-VICA Electric- Electric Club Ron Cappelletti TAURUS Math Janie F. Cooper VIRGO Biology Mary J. Cook GEMINI English Dept. Chairperson Ethel Byrne SAGITTARIUS U. S. History Harold A. Carlson SCORPIO U. S. History None Kermit Clyne TAURUS Counseling James Cowthran CANCER Intro, to business 185 Zlatana J. Draskovich Adolph Egyed SAGITTARIUS LIBRA Shop Math 3, Refresher Math Expor. Metal German, Chess Clubs Charles Emlund LEO Gov ' t Con ' t World History Peter R. Feikema CANCER English E Speech Coach Robert Croker AQUARIUS Ca rpentry Karen Dearing SCORPIO Biology Ted Erikson AQUARIUS Chemistry Muriel LEO English 186 Martin S. Jamrose VIRGO Jeffery Jacobson LIBRA Art Teacher Biology-Science Swimming Football Coach Arthur PISCES Counselor Billie Jones ARIES Business, Typing Generose W. Jones CAPRICORN Math Junior Class Sponsor Carolyn W. Johnson LIBRA Business Education Coordinator, Unit Record Clerk Program, Sponsor, Cheerleader 187 Arch Kennedy TAURUS Welding John Krull TAURUS Industrial Electric VICA Ted Lazarzs CAPRICORN Macine Shop Greg Ladd VIRGO Drama Frank Lentvorsky CAPRICORN Social Studies Donna LIBRA Spanish -Social Problems Spanish Club Paul Kompier CANCER Home Appliance Darlene Kolanowski SAGITTARIUS Algebra Senior Class Sponsor, National Honor Society Sponsor, Honor Roll 188 Tom McCullough CANCER Vocational Drafting VICA Drafting Sandra McQuigg SCORPIO Business Lawrence Maka SAGITTARIUS Math Robert Mastej Darrell D. Mazura ARIES LIBRA Shop Business Data Processing Wrestling Coach Shirley Mehleck LIBRA Nurse H ealth Careers Club Mary Martich GEMINI Inter personnel relations. Mary Moberly CAPRICORN Consumer Education Housing James Porter VIRGO English Shirley Myers ARIES Publications, English, Chart, Tech Times Michael Pramuk TAURUS English Barry Quigg Logan Ranney LIBRA GEMINr Social Studies Foundry Shop James Rizzuti LIBRA Auto Mechancis I Donald Robinson PISCES Health Safety, Gym Edward Rudd LIBRA Dev. Math Junior Class Sponsor Debra Schreiber LIBRA Bus iness NHS Co - Sponsor Oscar Shreffler CAPRICORN Mech. Drawing John T. Slater AQUARIUS Business William Speelmon CANCER Distributive Ed- ucation DECA Club Pat Sohacki PISCES Thelma Synder Tab lab LEO Choral Director Don Shryock SCORPIO Mech. Drawing Cross-Country, Track Coach, Tiger Track Club Lynn Scofield AQUARIUS Coordinator 191 Judith Thompson LEO Librarian Senior Sponsor Mary K. Stark LEO English Herschel Stivers PISCES Advances Auto, Head Freshmen Foot- ball Coach. Sponsor of VIC A, David Talabay CAPRICORN Counselor Michael Stecyk LEO Industrial Cooperative Taining VICA-FCT Advisor Thomas Strbjak PISCES Drafting Frosh Football Larry Thwing CAPRICORN Audio-Visual Anthony Velligan CANCER Business Machines, COE Related Virginia Vrehas SAGITTARIUS English Olive Wade AQUARIUS Mathematics 193 John Wagner LEO Social Studies Wayne Wesley LEO Gov’t Social prob. Golf Coach, Chair- person Social Studies,. Forum, Lettermen’s Club, Tiger Track Club. Lee Wentz AQUARIUS Printing Pat Wanio LIBRA Girl ' s Physical Education Nancy K. Werner CAPRICORN Home Economics Home Economics Club, Dept. Head Robert Wilson GEMINI Health Safety 194 Bobbie Williams AQUARIUS English Rosalee Williarns CANCER Foods, Family Health Glenn Williams LEO Band Director Arna Younger CANCER Girl ' s Gym, GAA Boyd D. Zink CAPRICORN Pipefitting Alice Wood SAGITTARIUS Home Economic Frances Winters SCORPIO Math 195 Secteta tia sta keeps sckood tanning Below- Treasurer, Mrs. Bern- adine Tyler works on the school ' s financial records. Upper Right- Office Clerk Hel- en Eckard looks up students ' permanent records. Right- Mary Berg works on the students schedules. 196 Upper Left- Head Office Clerk Miss Eloise Smith talks on the phone while the Supply Clerk, Lower Left, Eleanor Dudek keeps records of deliveries. Below- Librarian, Mrs. Olga Chovanec places books into their proper places. (Attendance peiisonneQ aids pupiQs Above - Social Worker and At- tendance Officer Nancy Brun- dige talks to a student about an attendance problems; while to the right, she looks over the daily attendance sheets. Opposite Page Upper Left- Sandy Wren takes a look at the pink slips turned in. Josephine Johnson, Opposite Page Upper Right, looks for a certain file. Opposite Page Lower Bottom- Mrs. Goldie Hodal. 198 High School is a waste of time . . . . . . unless you find a job that turns you on and makes good use of your education. Inland Steel wants only people who want to use everything they’ve learned in high school— and strongly desire to grow person- ally and in their chosen field. Inland’s future growth depends on the creativity and productivity of its people. If you want a really challenging opportunity to contribute— with the rewards and responsibil- ities that go with it— Inland wants to talk to you. INLAND STEEL COMPANY We need action-seeking graduates for opportunities in clerical . . . production . . . technical . . . and craft apprenticeship areas. Think it over. 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 Ch icaao. 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S. 20 938-8000 All this plus personalized service from Doug Aplin Assistant Used Car Manager 203 Senio i di fGCto ty ADKINS, FELICIA, AQUARIUS, Chess Club, G. A. A. ; German Club, Sunshine Club. ANGELUCCI, MIKE, CAPRICORN, Concert Choir 2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2; Boys Choir 1; Folksingers 3,4; Participated in Festival of Music in Hawaii. ANSBRO, NAOMI, ARIES, Student Council 1; Concert Choir 1,2; Pom Pons 2; District Solo Contest 4; Powder Puff 4; Forum 4; Oklahoma 3; Bye Bye Birdie 4. AUSTIN, ALBERT, LIBRA, Basketball 1, 3,4; Track 3; German Club 1,2. AUSTIN, CHARLOTTE, VIRGO, Sunshine Club, G. A . A . BACKE, JOHN P. , ARIES, Thespians 3,4; N. H. S. 3,4; Honor Roll 1, 2,3,4; Class President 2; Class Vice-President 3; Student Council Presi- dent 4; Thespian Major Letter 3,4; V.I.C.A. Drafting 3,4; C.A.R.E. 4; Hoosier State Bank Junior Board of Directors 4; V. I. C. A. Drafting Treasurer 3; Publications 1,2, 3, 4; News Paper Editor 4; News Paper Reporter 2,3,4; M A S H 3; George Washington Slept Here 4; Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum 4; Christmas Special 4; Done to Death 4; Godspell Student Director 3; Auntie Marne Student Direc- tor 3; Sound of Music Stage Crew 3. BASALA, PETE, CANCER, Thespians 2,3,4; Student Council 4; N„H. S. 3,4; Tennis 1; Folk- singers 4; V. I. C. A. Foods 2, 3; Choir }, 2, 3,4; I.C.T. 3; Hawaii Festival of Music 4. BENANTE, DENNIS, VIRGO, Thespians 2,3; Dra- ma 1,2,3; Tennis 1, 2,3,4; Music 1,2. BERRY, DEANNA, GEMINI, Pom Pons 3; C.O.E. Club Program Chairman 4; Girls Chorus. BEVELL, DEBRA, GEMINI, Girls Club, German Club, Just People, Sunshine Club. BIRMINGHAM, VICKIE, LIBRA, Home Ec. Club. BOSWINKLE, KATHLEEN, PISCES, Cheer Block; Voice of Democracy Award. BOUFIS, JANICE, VIRGO, Girls Club; Girls Track; Pom Pons 2,3,4; Pom Pons Capt. 4; Aquababes 3,4. BREWER, O. L. , PISCES. V.I.C.A. 3,4. BRIDGMON, KEN, CAPRICORN, Swimming 1, 2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Thespians 3,4; V.I.C.A. Drafting 2,3,4; Tech Lettermens Club 2,3,4; BUTLER, DAVID, SAGITTARIUS, Work Program; A. V. BUTLER, JERRY, SAGITTARIUS, German Club; Wrestling; One on One Club. CAMPBELL, JANET, VIRGO, C.O. E. ; I. C. E. ; Honor Roll. CARLTON, BARBARA, CAPRICORN, Volleyball 1,2; Track 1; Chorus 1; Home Ec. Club 1. CARPURE, MILDRED, VIRGO, Sunshine Club 2; Concert Choir 2; Mix Glee 3; Girls Choir 2. COOK, MAUREEN, LEO, Band 1, 2, 3,4; German Club 2; G.A.A. 2. COTTON, LYNETTE, LEO, B. S. M. ; German Club, G.A.A. CUMMINS, ELLIS, LIBRA, Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Band 1, 2, 3. CZUBALA, SANDRA, GEMINI, Just people 2; Art Club 2; A Honor Roll 3; C. O. E. 4. DUNLAP, JANICE, CAPRICORN, Trackette 1,2; Girls Track 1, 2,3,4; Best Mental 1; Minor 2; Major 3; Pom Pons 2,3,4; Pom Pon Capt. ' 3,4; Aquababes 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; N.H.S. 3. FAUGHT, CANDACE, SCORPIO, Publications 1, 2,3,4; Chart Editor 4; Chart Staff 2,3,4; News- paper Staff 2,3; Pom Pons 3,4; Pom Pon Capt. 4; Aquababes 3,4; Trackettes 3,4; Soccer Statis- ticians 3,4; Class Secretary 4; Student Council Vice-President 4; Tiger Track Club Treasurer 3; N. H.S. 3,4; Powder Puff 3,4. FOSTER, JOYCE, CANCER, Choir 1, 2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Trackettes 2,3,4; Aquababes 3, 4; Football Statisticians 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Prom Queen 3; Cheerleader Capt. 2,3,4; Bat Girl 3,4. FRIEL, RHONDA, PISCES, Home Ec. 2; Girls Chorus, Girls Choir, Mixed Glee, Rel. D.E.; Pom Pons 2; Powder Puff 3. 204 GARCIA, RAUL, ARIES, V.I.C.A. Welding Club. GOODIN, MARILYN, CAPRICORN, N.H.S. 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Drama 2,3,4; Aquababes 2,3,4; Sunshine Club 2; Tennis 3; Glee Club 2. GRAVES, MICHAEL, ARIES, Wrestling 1, 2, 3,4; Golf 1, 2,3,4; Tennis 4; Student Council 3,4; N. H.S. 3,4; Class President 4; V. I.C.A. Drafting 2,3,4; Lettermens Club 3,4; Boys State 3. GREER, CLORIA, LIBRA, Girls Chorus; Mixed Glee; Concert Choir; German Club. HALL, CATHEY, TAURUS, Mixed Glee Club. HAM, MICHAEL, LIBRA, Swimming 3,4; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Folksingers 3,4; Lettermens Club 4; Bye Bye Birdie 4; Sound of Music 2; Oklahoma 3; Hawaii Trip 3; Track 1; Basketball 1; Music Advisory Committee 4; Mixed Glee Club. HARVEY, DEBRA, TAURUS, Powder Puff 3,4. HENSON, SUSAN, AQUARIUS, Home Ec. 2; Aquababes 2,3,4; Powder Puff 3,4; C.O.E. 4;C.O. E. Club President 4. HODAL, JENNIFER, GEMINI, Cheerleader 1, 2, Girls Chorus 1; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Student Music Advisory Committee 2; Sound of Music 2; Oklahoma 3; Bye Bye Birdie 4; Folksingers 4. HOOVER, ROSE, LEO, Girls Track 2; Home Ec. 2. HUBLER, MARY BETH, CANCER, Home Ec. 1; Student Council 1, 2; Girls Track 1; Sophomore Class Secretary; N.H.S. 3,4; G.A.A. 1; C.O ' . E. 4; Co-Capt. Pom Pons 3; Pom Pons 2. JACKSON, JOANN, TAURUS, Home Ec. Club; G.A.A. Club; Sunshine Club. JOHNSON, KEVIN, LEO, Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2,3,4; Track Club 2,3,4; V.I.C.A. Drafting 3; Lettermen ' s Club 3,4; Auto Club 4; Sports Club 1,2; A.V. Club 1,2; German Club 2,3,4. JONES, GLORIA LEO, Volleyball 4; Home Ec. 1 , 2 . JUSKIW, KATHY, ARIES, Home Ec. Club 1; Aquababes 2; Folksingers 2,3,4; Mixed Glee 1; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Soccer Statistician 2; Sound of Music 2; Oklahoma 3; Bye Bye Birdie 4; Football Statistician 3,4; N. H.S. 3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; Godspell 3; Hawaii Festival of Music 3; President of N.H.S. 4; Sophomore Treasurer; Girls State 3; Girls Barbershop Quartet 3,4. KIELB, SHERRIE, ARIES, Band Award; Pom Pons Award; N.H.S.; Rel. C.O.E. Treasur- er; Spanish Club; Speech Award. KINGSTON, HELEN, VIRGO, Girls Chorus 1; Girls Choir 2; Concert Choir 3,4; Pom Pons 2; Home Ec. Club 2; Cheerleader 3; Okla- homa 3; Bye Bye Birkie 4; Folksingers 3,4; Junior Princess; Senior Princess; Junior Miss Contestant 4; Girls Barbershop Quartet. KOTLOWSKI, DEBBIE, LEO, Drama 2,3,4; Tennis 1; Home Ec. Club 1,2, 3, 4; German Club 2; Pins and Awards in Home Ec. LEE, BARBARA, CANCER, O. E. A. ; C. O. E. LONDON, GLENN, GEMINI, Football 1,2,3, 4; Lettermen ' s 2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Track Club 1, 2,3,4; German Club 2,3,4; Swimm- ing 2. LOZANO, REBECCA, AQUARIUS, Spanish Club Vice-Pres. ; Latin Club Social Chair- man; Secretary Band 1 yr. ; Honor Roll; Spanish 1, 2,3,4; I.O.L. MALDONADO, SANDRA, AQUARIUS, Forum 4; C.O. E. MARTINEZ, ALMA, CANCER, Spanish Club- President 3; Secretary. ; Treasurer 1; Pom Pons 3, 4; C.O.E.; Spanish Language 1, 2, 3, 4. MILLER, DIANA, CAPRICORN, Deca Club; Forum Club; Girls Chorus; Girls Choir; A- B Honor Roll. MILLER, VIOLET, TAURUS, Girl ' s Club 1, 2; 4-H Club 2; Health Club 3. MITCHELL, SCOTT, SAGITTARIUS, Swimm- ing 2,3,4; Track 2,3; Student Council 3; Human Relations 1; Two Major Awards in swimming; Lettermen ' s Club. MOJICA, FRANCIS, CAPRICORN, Volleyball 3,4. ORTEGA, GEORGE, GEMINI, Basketball 1; Soccer 3,4; Awards, numbers, and letters. 205 PEREZ, NICK, LIBRA, Wrestling 1, 2, 4; Socc- er 1, 2,3,4; Lettermen ' s Club 3,4. PETTY, AURALIA J. , SCORPIO, Crafts Club 1,2,3. PETTY, TIM, PISCES, V.I.C.A. Welding; Math Awards; A-B Honor Roll. PIROWSKI, TIM, CAPRICORN, Baseball, Math Award. PONDO, TOM, AQUARIUS, Football 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Lettermen ' s Club 3,4. POPA, MARYJ. VIRGO, Crafts Club; Deca; Related D. E. ; Art Club; Camera Club; Honor Roll. PRINCE, KATER1AT. , PISCES, Basketball 2,3; Track 3; Publications 2,3,4; News Bur- eau Editor 2,3; Layout Editor 4; UCT Pro- gram 4; Publications Club 2; Art Club 2,3; Crafts Club 2; President-Art Club 3; Secre- tary of Art Club 2; Staff worker to the Times and Chart 2,3,4; P.T.S.A. member 2,3; Staff typist 2,3,4; Voice of Democracy Award. RAMIREZ, THOMAS, PISCES, Wrestling 1, 2, 3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 4; Class Vice-President 2; Chess Club 2; Stu- dent Council 2; Soccer 4. RODRIQUEZ, REBECCA, AQUARIUS, Girls Chorus 1; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Folksingers 2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Student Council 2; Hawaiian Music Festival 3; District Contest- lst in Girl ' s Barbershop Quartet; Sound of Music; Vice-President of Deca. RATLEY, MIKE, CANCER, Band; Art Club; Forum; Social Chairman; Band President; Who ' s Who Award for Music Students. REYES, MARY L. , GEMINI, Volleyball; Basketball; Track and Field; G.A.A. REYNA, BENNY, TAURUS, Football 1, RINCON, JESSIE, GEMINI, Football 1, 2,3,4; Wrestling 1; Track 1,2; Honor Roll. RINER, HAROLD, LIBRA, Honor Roll-A; Auto Club. RIVETT, GREG, LEO, A-B Honor Roll. RUIZ, DIANA, AQUARIUS, Home Ec. Club 1; Pom Pons 2,3; Treasurer of Senior Class; Aquababes 4; Publications 1,2, 3,4; Lab Aid 1,3,4; Student Council 1,2; Soccer Statistician 3,4. 206 SANCHEZ, HENRY, CANCER, Auto Club. SANDERS, JANET, GEMINI, Girls Club. SCOTT, DORIS, GEMINI, Library Aid; Office Aid; Voice of Democracy Award. SMITH, KATHERINE, AQUARIUS, Basket- ball. SPOOR, BILL, LEO, Baseball 2, 3;. Wrestling 3,4. STRICKLAND, DEANNA, SCORPIO, Girls Chorus; Girls Choir; Mixed Glee; Food Service. TESSMANN, JAMIE, SCORPIO, Chess Club; Soccer Team. • TOWNLEY, CHERI, SAGITTARIUS, Concert Choir 2,3,4; Folksingers 3,4; Student Council Secretary 3 ,4; Class Social Chair- man 4; N. H.S. 3,4; Forum Club 4; Aqua- babes 2; Soccer Statistician 2; Trackettes 4; Powder Puff 3,4; Sophomore Princess. VANDERSTEEN, ERNIE, LEO, Swimming 1, 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4. VANDERSTEEN, TIM, ARIES, Race Car Club; Art Club; Student Advisory Committ- ee; Choir; 1st in Solo; 1st in Ensemble; Folk- singers. VARGO, MIKE, CAPRICORN, Thespians Mem- ber 2,3,4; Curious Savage 2; Cheaper by the Dozen 2; Match Maker 2; M A S H 3; Auntie Marne 3; Thespians V.P. 4. WARD, DEBRA, VIRGO, Basketball, Cheer- leading; C.O.E.; Volleyball; Track 1, 2,3,4. WEST, BRENDA, AQUARIUS, Volleyball; Track; G.A.A. Tennis. WHITE, MARY, VIRGO, Forum Club; German Club; Spanish Club; Band. WHITE, WILLEAN, CAPRICORN, German Club. WILLIAMS, CHARLETTE, VIRGO, C.O.E.; Honor Awards; Choir 1,2,3; Home Ec. Club 1. WISNIEWSKI, JOHN, CANCER, V.I.C.A. Draft- ing. ZIVANOVIC, CHRISTINE. PISCES, German Club; A-B Honor Roll; Social Chairman; Crea- tive Writing; General Mills Search For Lead- ership Award. Al Bergner, Lance R. 144 Berry, Deanna 172 Best, Debbie 172, 57, Abies, Donna, 56, 61 Besterda, Henry 161 Addison, Terri, 172 Bevell, Debbie 172 Adkins, Felicia, 172 Bicknell, Fredrick 153 Adkins, Theresa, 161, 42 Bishop, Timothy 153 Adkins, Tonya, 53, 112, 15 Blascovich, William 161 Aguirre, Mary, 161 Bloomfield, Jeff 46 Aguirre, Oscar, 42, 153 Bodnar, Josephine 101 Alanza, Joseph, 100, 153 Bodor, Carole, 153 Alcala, Francisco, 43, 161 Bogusz, Joe 100, 64 Alcala, Pedro, 153 Bolton, Rhonda 144 Alexander, David, 144 Bonhama, Deanna 161 Alexander, Eric, 69, 144 Boring, Dearl 172 Alexander, James, 94, 16 1 Boring, Rita 172, 48 Allen, Greg, 144 Boswinkle, Kathy 173 Allen, Norma, 112 Boufis , Anthony 162 Alspach, Howard, 147 Boufis, Janice .173, 49 Alyea, Patti, 144 Bowling , Larry 153, 42 Anderson, Barry, 144 Boyd, Tony 68 Anderson, Ella, 144 Brakley, Melanie 173 Andres, Don, 109 Bratton, James 144 Angelucci, Mike, 34, 94, Brewer, Elvis 144 Ansbro, Craig, 42, 144 Brewer O L 173, 47 , 111 Ansbro, Naomi, 43, 172 Brewer, Otis 144, 132 Armstrong, Fatricia, 55 Brewer, Walter ' 71 Armstrong, Sheila, 144 Bridgmon, Kenneth 48, Armstrong, Shirley, 153 Britt, Alice 162 Asbell, Don, 92, 144 Bronas, Pamela 173 Asbell, Jeff, 109, 144 Brooks, Robert 153 Atkins, Kevin, 108. 118 Brown, Carlos 144 Aulph, Roberta, 48, 57 Brown, Daniel 107, 60 Austin, Albert, 130 Brown, Garry 162 Austin, Charlotte, 172 Brown, James 153, 132 Austin, Valerie, 144 Brown, Judy 153 Avery, Ron, 153 Brown, Kathryn 153 Avery, Teresa, 153 Brown, Printes 162, 92, Babb, Tracey, 144 Brown, Richard 153, 42, Bacha, Cathy, 57, 170, Brown, Robert 153, 132 Backe, John, 47, 38, 54 Brown Vicky 153, 42 Badgley, Nancy, 153 Broyles, Brenda 173 Bailey, Darrell, 82 Broz Debra 162 ’ 48 Baker, Bonnie, 153 Broz ’ Lawrence 153 Banks, Tina 112 Brunty, Ernestine 153 Banninger, Terri 153 Bubash, Kenneth 162 Bapst, Donald 144 Bubash, Leonard 162 Bapst, Nancy 101 Burkland, Leroy 173 Bapst, Richard 144 Burns, Vincent 144, 132 Barber, Brenda 153 Bush, Glenna 144, 58 Barber, Rosie 144 Bush, Linda 144 Barlow, David 153, 118 Bustamante, Charles 154, Barnard, Jeff 101 100, 108 Barron, Gary 46, 51 Butcher, Greg 162 Basala, Peter 49, 57, Butler, Jerry 162 ddie ‘ 53 - “� • SS ' kX? Bass, Raymond Lee 172, Call Keith g6 lg4 Bautista, Randall 144, llCatpp, Debbie, 162 Bautista, R’chard 144, 1 Camp, Kevin, 162 Beaver, Cindy 153, 53 Camp, Vickie, 142 Becerra, Isabel 172 Campbell, Janet, 173 Becerra, Vincent 161 Campbell, Ken, 38, 48, 58 Beeson, Edward 153 Campbell, Lenna, 144 Beitler , Paul E. 144, 55 Campbell, Randy 162, 48 Camper, Raymond 162 Delgado, Robert 92 Cantu, Elizabeth 145 Dennison, Janet 41, 42, 43 Cantu, Elvira 162 De Weese, Martha A 56, 163 Capps, Becky 145 Diaz, Mischelle D 48, 163 Capps, Cynthia 154, 67 Diggs, Michael 154 Carlin, Curtis 162 ' Dilbeck, Annette R 145 Carlson , Glen 162, 48 Dills, Nancy L 42, 163 Carlson, Nancv 145. 48 39 Dodson, Fredia D 154 Carlton, Barbara 173 Dorsey, Brenda J 112,145 Carlton, Kimberly 145. 58 Dorsey, James D 154 Carlton, Marvin 154, 87 Dorsey, Joe 60, 106, 108 Carnett, Richard 154 Dorsey, Mathew 42, 43, 54 Carpure, Mildred 43 Doty, Thomas 132 Carr, Sharon 162 Doughty, John D 54, 94 Carroll, Mark 145, 109 Dross, Darlene J 145 Ceasar, Clavin 154, 132. Dross, Dolores 154, 43 ChAse, Derrick 143 Dross, Doreen 174 Chase, John 130 Drzicn, Michael 163 Choate, Dorothy 162 Dudley, James 143 Clanton, Phillip 162 Duhamell, Margaret 154 Clark, Kevin 46 Duke. Elizabeth 163 Clark, Noble 108 Dunlap, Janice 1 74, 49, 48, 1 70 Clarke, Terry L. 154 Duran, Mary 163 Coates, Kathy 154 Durbin, Dirk 163 Cobb, Gwen 173 Dziepak, David 163 Cobb, James 162 Dziepak, Linda 145 Cobb, Michael 145 Earle, Jeffery O 154 Coffey, Raymond 145, 109 Earle , Kevin 174 Cohen, Carol 49, 58 Eastwood, Edward 145 Collines, Loretta 162, 48 Edwards, Cathy 154,42 Colvin, Francis 102 Edwards, Tom 154 ’ Comforti, Jo Ellen 145 Einsele, Mark 145,94 Cook, Derrick 100 Einsele, Scott 154 ’ Cook, Maureen 48 Elam David 1 54, 1 00, 94 Cooper, Andrew 173 Elam, Kelvin 145 Cooper, Belinda 154 Engle, Raymond 143, 109 Cothran, Jimmie 145 Etienne, Dave 145 Courtney, Ricky 173, 46 Evans, Felecia 145 Crain, Tammy 145 Evans , Joseph 151 Crowe, Larry 46 Evans, Micheal 145, 109 Crowley, Roger 162, 1 18, Fabris, Norma 145 Cruz, Mario 162 Falk, Ronald 146 99 Cummins, Ellis 130, 136 Farris, Eddy 146,99 Cunningham, Barbara 154 Farris, Perry 100, 106, 174 Cunningham, Danette 162 Faught, Candace 34 , 174, 49 Cunningham, Da bra 162 Faught, Tamara 154, 49, 54 Cunningham, James 162, F elton, Jerome 154 Cunningham, Saynora 173 Fennell, John 154 Cunningham, Susan 154 Fentress, Timothy 146, 42 Currier, Ray 145 Ferrell, Gloria 154 Czubala, Frank 173 Fetterhoff, Karen 146 Czubala, Sandra 173, 73 F etzko, Mark 94, 95,174 Dabbs, Sandra 43,162 _. , _ , , , „ , . ’ , ’ , , , Fischer, Donald 146 Dabis, Douglas 82, 154 „• v. t-. , ,, ’ Fischer, Donna 163 Dale, Kathy 75, 154 Fleming, Joan 154,65 Dale, Laura 49, 163 Flora, Bart 154 Damron, Pamela 145 Flora Dana i 46 , 53.54 Davidson, Rickie 48, 100, If Flores David i 54 Davis, Kenneth 163 r ,„ T , , _ „ De Bold, Louie D 46 ?? 8 ,A 54 De Groot, Melissa 54, 67, 15 F , ’ R °. n , , . De Weese, Debbie L 154 ® ? eCC 154 Dehoyos. Jenny 143 154 Dejesus, Carmen S 163 Foard, Charles H 99, 146 Delehanty, Kerry 42, 145 Frazier, Lisa G 58, 146 207 Gutierrez, Vincent 163 Guy, Kimberly J 146 Guzman, Stella 164 Hagan, April 49, 175 Hahney, Michael B 108. 175 Hailey, James 164, 100 Fowler, Tammy L 146 Foy, Jimmy G 154 Foy, Linda L 163 Frain, Charles 146 Hutchings, Laura 156 Hutton, Nancv 156 Igartua, John 164 Ingram, Wilson 156,132 Ison, Teresa 156 Jackson, JoAnn 176 Jackson, Theresa 176 Jackson, Wade 156 Jacobs, Scott 164,43 Friel, Rhonda 174 Fulkerson, Daniel 48, 163 Fulkerson, Vernon 174 Fulks, Bessie 146 Fulton, Linda 146 Forsythe, Brenda K 146 Foster. Tovce 33. 34. 42, 43 Hall, Cathy 42 Hall, Jim 155 Hall, Vickie 164 Ham, Micheal 34, 60,116,42 Jarrett, Raymond 164 _ „ _ , . , Hanaway, Malissa 147,112 Jimenez, Diane 147 Frazier Kenneth D 146 . ' , ... .. ’ Gajewski, Eugene E 99, j Haney, Barbara 164 Jimenez, James 164 Garate, Zoila 146 Haney, Bill 164 Johnson, Bralon 147, 118 Garcia, Diana 174 Hannon, Darlene 175, 128, 129 ohnson, David 176 Johnson, Georgia 147 Johnson, Kenneth 147, Johnson, Kenneth 164, Johnson, Kevin 100, 106, Garcia, Esequiel 155 Hannon, Donna 147 S arcia . Gilbert 55. 109, 1 li Hardee, Linda 164 Garcia, Javier 155 u ts , ■� _ . ’ , , Harmon, David 147,42 Garcia Maria 146 .. _ Harmon, Terry 175 Garcia, Raymundo Jr 155 Ha rper, Tina 164 128 i 29 Garcia, Roberto 155 Harris, Robert 155,142 ° a !i ’: W “ da 58 ’i 1 ?:, 146 Hartline, Sue 175 Harvey, Darrell 164 Gardner, Gregory C 155 Gardner, Patsy 174 Garrett, Gregory S 82 Carton, i Lee 1 63 Girza, Daniel 146 Garza, Hoy 146 Garza, Ruben 109, 146 Gates, Kelly 163 Gawron, Mary 146 Ghoston, Kirby 163 Ghosbon, Larry 146 Gilbert, Sherry L 146 Harvey, Debra 175 Harvey, Mark 155 Ha rve y , Shawn 155 Haynes, Linda 156 Heaton, Ronald 156 Heflin, Leticia 156 Hejmej, James 175 ' Helm, Timothy 86 Henderson, Earl 147 Henderson, Geri 156 Hendrick, Paul 156 Johnson, Leatha 156,49, Johnson, Richard 147 Johnson, Virginia 156 Jones, Bobby 136, 135 Jones, Bonita 147 Jones, Carolyn 164 Jones, Gloria 164,176 Jones, Jada 147, 112 Jones, Pam 147, 52 Jones, John 164, 100 Jones, Kim 156, 100 Jones, Tom 147 Jordan, Sharon 147 Jud i Merideth 176 Jurick, Dolores 147,112 Gilyard, Jessie Mae 74, 12 Hen sley. Barbara 156 Girman, Robert 43, 155 Henson, Lori 156, 143, 65, 11 Jurick, Theresa 164 Glanowski, Robert 38, 39. Henson, Sue 175 Juskiw, Kathy 176,48,41, Goldsmith, John R 100,161 Hernandez, Henry 164,48,55 Jusko, Dennis 164,47 Gomez, Theresa 155 Hernandez, Israel 156 Gonzales, Gerard 108, 155 Hernandez, Juanita 164 Gonzalez, Charles P 100, 1 Hernandez, Linda 147,58 Gonzalez, Doreen 146 Hernandez, Lupita 175 Goodin, Merlyn 38, 39, 48, 1 Hernandez, Raul 156,94 Gootee, Matthew W 146 Gordon, Andrel55 Grabill, Diane 42, 163 Grabill, Paul E 94, 155 Grabill, Robert J 116, 146 Graves, David 43, 46, 48, 6CHill, Rhonda 164,43 Grayes, Michael 47, 57, 54,Hill, Tony 164 Gray, Mitchell 100, 16 f Hillier, Donna 42. 43 Green, Frank M 155 Hines, Suzi 164,48,58 Green, Glenda 48 Hobbs, John 175 Hernandez, Steve 175 Hernandez, Rudy 47 Herrera, Anthony 147,66 Hester, Melvin 175 Hill, Craig 1 5 , 118, 121 Kaleta, Valerie 164.48 Kasper, Larry 176 Karney, Sandy 147 Kegley, Pamela 176 Keller, Mark 156 Kendall, Gregory 147 Kerst, Russell 147 Kielb, Sheryl 176, 171 Kincaid, Billy 147 King, Shelly 56, 53, 62 Kingston, Helen 33, 34, 4; Knapik, Anne 164,52,41 Knoerzer, Neal 156,48 Koartge, Russell 156 Kochevar, Kay 147 Greer, Gloria 174 Guadiana, Juan 47, 170, 175 Holbrook, Frenda 156 Guadiana, Rose 52, 112, 163HoT lfhan, Deborah 147 Guerra, Mickey 43, 85, 142 Hoover, Rose 175 Hodal, Jennifer 175, 74,42,43 Koepp, Micheal 147,132 Gullett, Leaha R 163 Gulley, Larry J 155 Gunter, Michael 155 Gutierrez, Daniel 99 Gutierrez, Edward 146 Jlopson, Ernest 106, 176, 60 Hubler, Mary 176, 59 Hullitt, Jessie 164,100,132 Hullitt, Sandra 156 Hulsey, Ricky 147 Gutierrez, Grisel I 49, 163 Hunter, Vand 156 Gutierrez, Ralph 163 Huppenthal, Renee 176,48 Gutierrez, Robert 146 Hutchings, David 147 Koerner, Conald 156 Kopp, Catherine, 147 Kownacki, Stanley 164, 1 Kozlowski, Cynthia 164 Kratzer, Mary 147 Kretchmer, Diana 147 Kubicki, Frances 156 Kumala, William 148 Kuntz, Allen 156,49,39 Lackey, Wayne 164 Land, James 148 Larimer, Myron 156, 48 Larkins, Anthony 148 Larocco, Chervl 164 Larson, James 148 Lasher, Keith 156 Laslow, Joseph 164, 100, Lawerence, Bruce 176,40 Lawerence, Micheal 60 Lear, Donald 164 Leber, Pam 148 Lee Barbara 177 Lee, Deborah 14 8 , Lee, Gregory 148 Lee, Lonzo 165 Leeth, Thompas 157 Lenzo, Pamela 157, 48, 53 Lenzo, Peter 100, 106, 177 Leonard, Gale Marie 157 Lewellen Jeffery 165 Lewis, Beverly 148 Lewis,, Teddy 148 Liggins, Emanuel 148 Lindsey, Carmen 148 Link Robert 177 Lipka, Kimberly 165 Lickett, Isiah 148 London, Glenn 100. 107 London, Helen 84 Lopez, Elda 148,58,54 Lopez, Elizabeth 157 Lopez, Juan 165,47 Lopez, Rickey 148, 109 Lopez, Roland 100 Lopez, Roy 165, 47, 48, 39 Love, Freddy 157 Lozana, Matia 165 Lozana, Rebecca 118 Lozano, Rodrigo 165 Lozano, Becky 177 Lukas, Mary 157 Lunsford, Carolyn 165 Lynch, Jackie 165, 58 Lynch, Jefferey 148 , 94 Lynch, John 157, 47 Mac, David 165 Maclin, Carolyn 165 Maclin, Karen 165 Maclin, Robert 165 Maddox. Kendol 165 Madeka, Frank 165, 100, 98 Madeka, John 148, 118, 111 Majka, Terry Maldonado, Irene 148 Maldonado, Norma. 198 Maldonado, Sandra 177,43 Maldonado, Susan 165 Mantel, Andrea 177 Mantel, Gloria 165 Mantel, John 177 Mantel, Pamela 148 Mantis, Dino 56, 100, 98, 60, 16 Manzo, Frederick 165,76, 77 Manzo, John 94 Maravilla, Richard 157 ?08 Ma’rcano, Jose 145 Marlow, Joe 92, 93 Marsh, Daniel 165 Martin, Brenda 1 5 7 Martin, Janie 157 Moore, Peter 92, 118, 60 Moore, Phillip 166, 47 Morenz, Brian 132, 109 Morgan, Deborah 149, ,126 Morgan, June 167, 48, 84 Mason, Roberta 165 Massengale, Lisa 158,91, Martin, Kathy 148, 54,55, Mullins, Kenneth 47 Martin, Keith 157 Murray, Dwayne 166 Martin, Kenneth 148 Murray, Willard 158 Martin, Rhonda 148 Myers, Tracy 43 Martin, Sally 148,67,112 Morris, Debra 166, 43 Martin, Therisa 165,43 Mydd, Eddip 158 Martinez, Alicia 1 57, 49, 42 a P e r Tony 166 Ma rtinez, Alma 177,49 Naugle, Cathy 149 Martinez, Carlos 157,100, Nicholson, Orxanne 149 Martinez, Martha 67 Nielson, Carole 166 Martinez, Priscilla 162 Nieto, Santiago 166, 100, 98, Martinez, Silvia 148 Nitz , Frank 143 Mason, Angela 177 Nolbe rtowic z, Cheryl 149 Mason, Jennifer 148 Nolbe rtowic z, Michael 166 Nordyke, Tom 157 Oakes, Joe 149, 132 Opach, Edward 166, 46, 43 Matovina, Barbara 148 Ortega, Susan 158, 112 May, Bruce 165,143 Ortegon, Carolina 34, 52 McDaniel Terry 92, 60, 16 Ortegon, Jessie 166, 60, 61, 5 McCafferthy, Ricky 165 Otinger, Wilford 166 McCarroll, Debra 165,43 Ott, Dewian 149 McCarthy, Edward 165 Palacios, Manuel 158, 48 McCarty, David 148 Papp, Mathew 149 McCarty, Debbie 157,112 Paradise, Robbie 158, 49 McCormick, Joseph 165 Pariso, Brad 158 McCormick, Michael 129 Parker, im 166, 177 McCrfa, Dale 165, 100 Parrish, Valerie 166, 43 McGill, Audrey 157 Patai, Chris 166 McKef, Michael 165 Pater, Gary 149 McKinney, Donnue 48 Patterson, Rickey 158 McKinney, James 157 Payton, Gaylon 166 McKnight, Robert Payton, Rhonda 149 Medina, Abel 157 Payton, Cheryl 166 Medrano, Teresa 157 Orzechowicz, Allen 166, 47 Mendalski, Jimmy 177 Osborne, Cheryl 1 9 Mendoza, Margaret 165 Ostrowski, Mike 166. 118, 108, Mercer, Darryl 175 Parkerson, James 166 Merry, Teresa. 149 Parr, Wanda 158 Miller, Bobbie 165 p eck Reverlv 178 Miller, Carl 166 PeCk ’ •11 n- it? 71 Pena, Miriam 158,112 Miller, Dianna 177, 73 ,,, Miller, Judy 166 P ere z. Agustxn !66 Mille 5 . Leslie 149 Per6Z ’ 1 ' ' 8 ' “ 9 • _ . Perry, Kelle 149 Perry, Laura 149 Perry, Michael 178 Petre, Terry 166 Miller, Robert 157 Miller, Bussell 149 Miller, Tammy 149 Miller, William 157 ..... „ , ,, , Petty, Auralia 178 Mills, Rochelle 166, 43 , 7 .. ■ ,,, ... . Pharms, Myra 158, 91, 53 Munich, Kim 166, 100. 4. p , n ,co a-i a q Munich, Kim 166 Phillips, Danny 158, 47, 48 Mullins, Fred 177, 46 Phillips, Joe 149 Phillips, Joyce 149 Mitchell, Scott 17,, ,0 Phillips, Rory 150 Moore, Bobby 157 Phillips, Teresa 150 Moore, Brenda 149, 38 pieszchla Judith 150 Moore, Carmen 157, 58 pieszchala( Andrew 158 Moore, Danny 149 Pirowski, Duane 92, 93 Moore, Debra 149 p ir0 wski Lorie 158, 42 Moore, Donald 157, 108 p irowski( Tim 92 187 76 77 Moore, Pat 157 Plump, Glenda 150 Rogers, Annie 124 Powell, James 150, 132, Rogers, James 158 Powers, Robert 150, 132 Rollins, Rochelle 158, 112 Price, Cedric 158, 132 Rollins, Wanda 176 Prince, Kateria 178, 72, Rosado, Adeline 167 Pryor, Donald 150. 132 Rosas, Ruben 167 Puentz, Calistro 150 Rousis, Maria 1,79 Pummill, Robert 166 Rowe, Diana 158 Purnham, Laura 166 Roy, Gary 150, 42 Purnil, William 166 Roy, Terry 167 Pyle, ' David 166, 64 Ruiz, Cynthia 150 Quick, Robin 150 Ruiz, Diana 179, 170 Quikes, Elva 166 Ruiz, Felicitas 159, 48, Quinn, Brian 158, 100 Rutledge, Angela 179, 91 Raganyi, Lynn 158 43 Rutledge, Rowena 84, 167 Rake, Cynthia 150 Rutt, Kevin 179 Ramirez, Antonia 122 Sadler, Elizabeth 150 Ramirez, Elaine 150 Saenz, Connie 167 Ramirez, Linda 150. 112 saiazar, Carlos 159 Ramirez, Thomas 150. c Salinas, Salvodor 51, Ramirez, Vilet 150 Samson, Cintra 42 Ramirez, Yolanda 58, 8f Sanchez, Adelaine 167, Ramos, Leo 166 Sanchez, Henry 46 Ratley, Mike 178, 48 Sanchez, James 150, 43 Reed, Donna 158 Sanchez, Jose 159, 100 Reed, Robert 167 Sanchez, Joseph 47, 108 Reed, Susan 167 Sanchez, Wilfred 92, 106 Reges, Richard 158 Sandefaur, Patrick 159 Reyes, Joseph 150 Sanders, Bradley 150 Reyes, Mary Lou 178, 1 Sanders, Connie 167 Reyna, Benny 166 Sanders, Janet 179, 185 Reynolds, Debra 178 Sanders, Tony 167 Reynolds, Gladys 109 Sanders, Vivian 179 Richards, Danny 157 Sandifer, Cindy 150 Richards, Don 167 Sandifur, Nancy 159, 42 Richards, Robin 158 Sandoval, Margaret 150 Richardson, Danny 167 Sands ’ Gary 167. 40 Richardson, Demetrius i Sansom, Maris 159, 58 Richardson, Kevin 92, 9 3 Sansom Maurice 150 Richardson, Douglas 158 Santiago, Silvia 179 Richardson, Gina 158 Santos, Richard 167, 60 Ridgell, Bernadette 150 Santos, Rueben 150 Ridgell, Ethelnn 167 Schaal, Sandra 159 Riebe, Bernadette 167, £ Scott, Charnell 150, 112 Rieley, Christopher 167 Scott ’ Cheryl 159 Riley, Craig 150 Scott ’ Doris 179 Rincon, Paul 178, 47, 4f Scott, Mitchell 150 Rincon, Scott 158 Scott, Otto 150 Riner, Harold 70 Sebastyen, Bruce 167 Rios, Christine 158 Seifert, Carl 158 Rittenhouse, Linda 178 Seifrig ’ Pam ,. 167 ’ ‘ i ... Ritter, Keith 167 Seljan, Claudis 150, 112 Ritter, Timothy 158, lit? }] 11 ' G “ Y . Rivera, Guillermo 167 ® ellcr “ fqo Rivett, Timothy 150, 48 Sendejas, Vidal 99,132 n — ; ,1 lc Sellers, Michael 159 Sendejas, Vidal 99,132, Sessum, Johhny 109,118 Riley, William 158 Robertsprince, David 15 Robinson, Johnny 150 Robles, Ricardo 158 Roderick, Victor 179 Riley, Winigene 150, 85 Rodriguez, Arturo 150 .Seward, Robert 15U Rodriguez, Renaldo 179 Seward, William 132 Rodriquez, Becky 179, 4tSharp, Larry G 160 Rodriquez, Ricardo 170 Shaw, Deborah L 150 Rodriguez, Sandra 150 Shaw, Susan 167 209 Shaw, Tony D 167 Shaw, Wayne 57, 179 Shearer, Dana J 42, 150 Shelton, Archie 179 Shelton, Maurice 33, 34,76, 130, Shelton, Michelle 159 Shelton, Terry Gene 100, 167 Sheridan, Charlotte A 159 Shipp, Jeffery 109, 111, 150 Shook, Barry 42, 159 Shook, Kathy 150 Shumaker , Fred 159 Siedentopf, Nancy 41 , 42, 56, 57, Simmons, Jessie 159 Simones, Brian Sims, Paul 48, 108, 100, 159 Sinchar, Michael 46 Siple, Penny 150 Skura, Andrew 167 Smith, Anita 159 Smith, Everett 159 Smith, Janet 150 Smith, Jeff 33, 34,91,118,122, Smith, Katherine 112,124 Smith, Patricia 159 Smith, Mike 159 Smith, Tim 94, 95 Smyth, David 94, 107 Snider, Keith 150 Snyder, Cristipher 46 Snyder, Ronald 150 Snyder, Tom 159 Snyko, Bill 98 Soderlund, i„ynthia 159 Solan, David 159, 94, 48, 39, Sommer, Charmaine 167, 48 Spear, Shirley 159, 49 Spencer, Gail 150 Spitzer, Thomas 168, 48, 41, Spoor, Bill 92, 180, 118, 108 Spoor, Robert 159, 122 Springer, Cynthia 168 Stafford, Regina 168 Staley, John 48, 117 Stanek, Debbie 159, 143 Stanek, Jacklyn 150, 48, 84, Stanek, Steve 159, 100, 101, Stanford, Michael 159 Stemper, Mark 150, 109 Stotts, Sandra 150, 52, 54, Strickland, Bonnie 180 Strickland, Deanna 180 Stringer, Peronica 159 Stringer, Romona 124 Suto, Robert 160, 117, 82 Swafford, Denise 150 Swafford, Janet 160 Sweeney, Gary 150 Synko, Robert 168, 100, 47, Szany, Karen 168 Szanyi, Robert 160 Tabor, Michael 150 Tabor, Steve 100, 180 Taylor, Darren 132 Taylor, David 150, 109 Taylor, Mafalda 160, 58 Tessman, Jamie 180 Teumer, Ronald 160, 47 Tharp, Tina 160 Thilmont, Jo Ellen 160, 48, 42 Thilmont, Mari Jo 168, 48, 39 Thomas, Albert 150 Thomas, Marvin 150 Thomas, Ricky 160 Thompson. Vickie 160, 43 Tichenor, Sharon 160 Tiede, Tim 160 Tigner, Joann 168 Tigner, Terry 169 Tillotson, Thomas 168 Torres, Arthur 168 Toores, Vidal 168 Townley, Cheri 75, 57, 54, 42 Townley, Terri 168, 180, 52 Trabue, Maichael 168 Turner, Debbie 168, 48, 43 Turner, Kana 168 Turpin, Vanessa 58 Waldron, Herbert 168, 57 Waldron, Jeff 100 Walker, Bobbie 132, 42, Walker, Gina 168 Walker, Latonya 160 Walker, Robert 109 Walker, Virgil 100 Walker, William 132 Wallace, Daniel 168 Walters, Debra 160 Wampler, Martin 160 Ward, Debra 180 Ward, Mike 168 Ward, James 160 Ward, Ronald 160 Ward, Tonya 43 Watkins, Donna 168 Watkins, James 168, 60 Watson, Ernest 168, 160 Watson, Mark 160 Watson, Todd 76 Weatherford, Joy 168 Webb, Brenda 168, 56, 57, 43 Webb, Diana 160 Webb, James 109 Webster, Michael 160 Wells. 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MOTOR SERVICE, INC. 920 - 150th St. Hammond, Ind. 215 uAcknou Mgemenf: Formany yea rs Hammond Tech Publications students have want- ed to puttogethera yea rbook featuring Astrology as its theme. The 1977 Chart Staff decided to take it on. While researching this vast subject, we came across many pro- blems. Astrology is a very detailed science and what information we found was in too much detail for people to understand and enjoy it. Heres where our next job came in. We then had to transform the information found into an enjoyable style which people would understand and enjoy. After much research and work, I am pleased to say it all ended in a success. I hope you ' ll enjoy your 1977 Chart because we enjoy- ed putting it together for you. I would like to thank the many people who made it possible for our yearbook to be such a success. I want to thank Sam for her many hours of work and patience. Without her we never would have made it. I want to thank Harry and Bodie for their great picture taking and cooperation at deadline time. Also our own photographer Herbie Waldron, who helped out and did a great job. Last but not least I want to thank our 1 77 Chart Staff who were on the ball and got things going so that we could have as good a year- book as we had hoped for. Thanks again. The Editor f 3 3 1161 00832 1765 - 4 —