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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1978 volume:

i 978 $ mmcnct S ' ecAntca Vccaficna 37? t jA Ifc icc 5 7 27 Tfc i j 4 venue 7 cn f 4 in tAe Cfieu of! 78 Music in tne late ' 70 ' s desc ribed feelings and thought that others never seemed to be able to de- scribe. It ' s the same, everytimethe songs are heard. Some bring re- minders of s p e cial ac- tivities and special peo- ple. Special to the hearts of Tech will remain the Alma Mater. Deep within the heart of Hammond, Tall against the sky Proudly stands our Alma Mater, As the years go by. Holding fast to proven values. Changed to meet the changing times As you serve your noble purpose, Honor shall be thine. From our hearts will gladly sing. Tech’s proud story will unfold Long may wave her gallent colors, Of the brown and gold. Guardian of skills and and learning, Honor and protect Sing her praise all loyal Tigers, DnTirarrl Wammnnfl Tp.cVl. 4 jUmic t fie 95 a c fr y 4 c and Hammond Tech ' s s c hool battle song ack- nowledges everyone in some way, whether it be spirit, pride, or suc- cess. The lyrics will place in memory a tiftne in a life that identifies with the late 1 7 0 ' s . Go Brown and Gold Fight fOr old Tech Keep up your spirit Drive back! Rah Rah Rah ! Lets have a victory Make every play Help get a touchdown Win today ! tjrfctivi tieb 4 ' iin j mem citeb Tech students who participate in high school clubs and activities de- vote many hours before and after school in pre- parations hoping fo r success. Many of the fondest memories in later years will be of hours spent working at rehear- sals or deadlines. Whether there is suc- dessatall becomes less important than the fact that each knows he has tried to give his all. Major annual activ- ities include Homecom- ing, Prom and gradua- tion c e r emonie s plus assemblies and special promotions by groups or clubs within the school. 6 $nct i vidua dete ' wu ' na t i cn People... Individuals . Doing things they like to do, and things they don ' t like to do. Doing things well! What makes them different ? Why are the people pictured so full Of life? The answer: dedication! They not only speak their minds, they take action. They work out their difficulties and EV ] ft! SS 7 fiub ieb (cwa ' id problems, they don ' t run away from them! They practice un- til they ' re blue in the face. Yes, they tire of what they ' re doing, but they don ' t surrender! The finished pro- duct comes out close to per- fect. They ' ve achi eved their goal or at least tried to. They experience growing, . from day one till the end. . . . 01 if eccani icn c n i Some students strive for academic achievement and others in athletics. AthLetic achievement is something special, some- thing one can look back on in later years of his life. It not only gives a pride in the school but in one ' s self. Sports is a world wide interest. Some of the most famous people are related to the sports world. Sports doesn ' t just give recognition in school; it gives recog- nition where ever one goes. Sports also gives ex- perience in work because it gives a sense of com- petition which later be- comes an everyday thing. Stive - yeat ft a n As v o c a tional education tation of the Tech Five Year remains a growing trend in Plan, a t o t al program for education, offerings at Ham- education which should update mond Tech exceed those of all programs for immediate other schools. This year saw acceptance into industry. the acceptance and implemen- E d u c a tional activities in this plan haw been broken down I l I. ' j ' ot ufi dating ie jnn into five basic centers. These were reduced to two-hour sec- are communications, creative tions, and this year for the and performing arts, business, first time, buses were avail- personal and public services. able for students from other and trades and industry. high schools wishing to re- In order to accommodate ceive shop training at Tech. more students, some shops tMctimlieb . . . tjdwa ' icfb , 6an ffuetb W ith a song in their hearts. Tech students participated in the planning, and actualizing of events such as Homecoming and Prom. Drama and choral departments combined forces to produce several quality mu- sicals throughout the year. As the spring semester neared, departmental ban- neat quets were enjoyed by all bat most especially by those stu- dents honered for excellence and the extra mile. Faculty members gathered for friendship several times during the year, and groups like the Folksingers became regular entertainers at school functions. 1977 cmmencenienf 3iai calaubea te The Hammond Tech Graduation of 1977 took place on June 8. Bishop Andrew Grutka was the guest speaker at bacca- laureate. CheriTownley was awarded valedicto- rian and Sherry Kielb was salutatorian. The valedictorian, salutato- rian and the Senior Class President, Mike Graves, each gave a speech. Bishop Andrew Grutka speaks at commencement. 18 19 jAanAb fox l Ae memcxiei. Thanks for the Memories! The prom of 1977 was filled with unfoigetable moments. Everyone who attended seemed to have an en- joyable time, including the chaperones. Music for dancing was provided by the Dan Ryan Express. Opposite page top: Prom King and Queen, John Backe and Helen King- ston. Opposite page bottom: The attendents look on with interest. Above: Couples dance to the tunes of Dan Ryan Express. Left: Janice Dunlap and Terry Shelton enjoy a quite moment. 2 ] Right: Char naine Sommer and Henry Hernandez re- flect upon evening events. Below: You Should Be Dancing! Opposite page top: Which way to the buffet? Opposite page left: Mr. and Mrs. Jamrose take a breather. Opposite page right: Mr. Simpson snaps some memories. Most Intelligent- Cheri Townley--John Backe Friendliest- Joann Jackson- -Dick Judd Loudest- Joyce Foster- -Tom Ramirez Shortest- Diana Ruiz- -Tom Ramirez Tallest- Kate Smith--Ellis Cummins Sickest Joke Teller- Janice Dunlap--Ken Campbell Best Story Teller- Rita Boring- -Ken Campbell Best Conversationalist- Debra Harvey- -Dick Judd Politician- Kathy Juskiw--John Backe Class Sleeper- Violet Miller--Jesse Rincon Best All-Around Senior- Joyce Foster- -Wilfred Sanchez Muff Jeff Couple- Janet Sanders --Scott Mitchell Most Fickle- Becky Rodriguez--Dennis Benante Most Outgoing- Debra Harvey- -John Backe Hall Walker- Gloria Greer--Tim Pirowski Apple Polisher- Mary Popa--Dan Brown Cool Collected- Joyce Jones--Darrell Mercer Clock Watcher- Barb Carlton- -Maurice Shelton Neatest- Mary Hubler- -David Johnson Best Vocalist- Helen Kingston--Tim Vandersteen Shiest- Janet Sanders --David Johnson Talented Instrumentally- Rita Boring- -Mike Ratley Most Talented Artistically- Cathaleen Bacha--Paul Rincon Biggest Flirt- Mary Popa- -Perry Farris Most School Spirit- Joyce Foster--Tom Ramirez 977 SPenic ' t tMhict j4wmcL... Most Conceited- Kathy Juskiw- -Ernie Vandersteen Best Dancer- Felicia Adkins- -Joe Dorsey Most Talkative- Pam Kuske--Ken Campbell Biggest Appetite- Maureen Cook--Tim Vandersteen Class Clown- Cathy Hall--Tom Ramirez Wittiest- Janice Dunlap- -Ken Campbell Cutiest Nickname- Corkey Mason Booty Boufis--Mack Butler Pleasing Personality- Debbie Best- -Tim Pirowski Most Cheerful- Mary White--John Wisniewski Best Behaved- Debbie Best- -David Johnson xvx Most Athletic- Mary Lou Reyes- -Ernie Hopson Book Worm- Doris Scott- -John Backe Funniest Laugh- Susan Henson--Tim Vandersteen Best Figure and Physique- Debbie Reynolds- -Wilfred Sanchez Class Ditcher- Renee Huppenthal--Todd Watson Ideal Couple- Joyce Foster--Wilfred Sanchez Best Looking- Helen Kingston- -Ernie Hopson Best Dressed- Kate Smith- -Ernie Hopson Prettiest Eyes- Charlotte Austin- -Tim Pirowski Best Hair Style- Kate Smith-- John Wisniewski Prettiest Complexion- Ann Farmer--Larry Crowe Nicest Smile- Joyce Jones-- Ellis Cummins Most Popular- Joyce Foster--Wilfred Sanchez Likely to Succeed- Cheri Townley --John Backe 25 ( € ail Office 1 of 1977 ' 1978 JUNIOR ADVOSORY COMMITTEE: Terri Banninger, Mrs. Thompson, John Lynch, Mrs. Kolanowski, Lisa Massengale; row 2--Debbie DeWeese, Pam Lenzo. SENIOR OFFICERS Ken Johnson-V. Pres. Charmaine Sommers-Sec. Frank Madeka-Treas. Jesse Ortegon-Pres. Mischelle Diaz-Soc. Ch. Bernadette Reibe-Treas. FROSH OFFICERS: Nilda Maccano, Alma Jimenez, Michelle Garcia, Kathy Garcia. JUNIOR OFFICERS: JoEllen Thilmont, Social Chairman; Melissa DeGroot, Secretary; Tom Manzo, Pres.; Robby Paradise, Vice Pres., and David Elam, Treas. not pictured. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: Toni Ramirez, V. Pres. , Cindy Ruiz, Treas. ; Bonita Jones, Social Chairman; Elaine Ram- irez, Secretary; Mary Louise Gawron, President; Elda Lopez, V. Pres. 27 THESPIANS Siting left to right: M. Sanchez, T. Spitzer, P. Ruiz, D. Solan, M. Thil- mont, M. Diaz, C. Weyer, A. Kuntz, M. Hanaway, R. Grabill, H. Hern- andez, Kneeling: D. Grabill, C. Sommer, D. Jurick, S. Diaz, C. LaRocco, B. Glanowski, R. Syndrowski, P. Grabill, Standing left to right: D. McCar- thy, D. Graves, E. Lopez, D. Morgan, R. Campbell, R. Falk, C. Seljan, N. Carlson, C. Cross, R. Paradise, G. Ladd. V. I. C. A. Welding Row 1: L. to R. P. Simms, T. Patterson, D. Skura, M. West, Mr. Kennedy. Row 2: H. Besterda, F. Wetzel, J. Sheridan, K. Ghosten. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Sitting: L. to R. T. Manzo, S. Tichenoe, D. Stanek, D. Solan, P. Ruiz, J. Thilmont, G. Ferrel. Standing V. Kaleta, T. Banniger, C. Bodar, B, Synko, M. DeGroot, B. Cooper, F. Taught, B. Riebe, C. Hinojose, M. Larimer, E. Lopez, A. Knapik, M. Lukas, R. Paradise, M. Pena, R. Lopez, P. Lenzo, M. Thilmont, B. Webb, M. DeWeese. David Solan and Myran Larimer discuss N. H. S, induction. 4977 fyccf a Ttfcmeccminff ten ' ll ... (Top) The 1977 Hammond Tech Homecoming Queen and Court. (Bottom) Valerie Kaleta is crowned by last year ' s queen, Joyce Foster. Runner Up Mari-Jo Thilmont escorted by Mike Olenik. Court member Terri Town- Dino Mantis escorts court ley and her escort Kevin Young, member Ance Knapik. (Top) Valerie and last year ' s Queen embrace. (Left) Valerie Kaleta is shocked of news of her victory. Top-The crowd watches closely as the juniors begin to lose- Right-Elda Lopez, San- dy Stotts, and Danny Richards pull for the sophomores. Opp. Top-The senior team struggles for a victory. Opp. Left-Student Coun- cil member Bob Glanow- ski lines up the rope as the juniors prepare to start tugging. Opp. Right-Jackie Stanek, Missy Hanaway, Chris Cross, Kathy Martin, and Ron Falk give their all for the sophomores. 32 f ty ' enic ' ib l tct ot icub in dPcwdet 3Pu0 ( Qame . . . Top- Seniors show d e t ermination to win Bottom- Lori Henson, Bernadette Reibe and Phillis Ruiz collide during powderpuff action. 34 Top-Seniors carry ball with juniors on defense. Top: Junior girls get together to find out next play. 11: m r ■ - - � .? Opposite: McCullough tells Jr. Delores jross what to : ' o next. 35 Concert Choir: Row-1 (L to F) C. Hinojosa, D. Turner, M. Thilmont, J. Dennison, S. Dabbs, T. Townley, V. Thopipson, D. Dross. Row-2: L. Pirowski, J. Thilmont, C. Moore, A. Knapik, T. Spitzer, J. Sanchez, P. Ruiz, T. Faught, R. Mason. Row- 3: C. Edwards, L. Haynes, R. Brown, S. Jacobs, J. Marcano, M. Dorsey, E. Villanueva, D. Grabill, C. Beaver. Row- 4: R. Hill, D. McCarrol, L. Johnson, R. White, T. Fentress, A. Kuntz, D. Har- mon, M. Taylor, C. Weyer. Girls ' Chorus; Left to Right: C. Miller, K. West, D. Sellers, J. Oiler, T. Merry, V. Chapman, L. Turner. T. Wylie. M. Smith, S. Spears, T . Baez, E. Flores, N. Marcano, S, Diaz, C. Heidleberg, C. Haynes. 36 Boys ' Chorus: L to R (front). A. Johnson, B. Frazier, B. Baumgarte, P. Mar- tin, Standing- M. Wampler, D. Timko, B. Weaver, T. Richards, B ' . Krause, R. Staley, J. Jones, G. Flores, S. McCarroll, M. Sanchez, B. Moore, M. Del- Rio. Mixed Glee: Row- 1 (L to R). P. Siple, P. Mantei, F. Delgado, K. Atkins, M. Stemper, L. Hernandez, K, Guy. Row- 2: N. Sandifur, J. Sanchez, D. Hilliar, N. Ortegon, C. West, Row- 3: H. Housty,-K. Carlton, R. Brown, S. Jacobs, R. Mason, G. Flores. Row- 4: S. Stotts, D. Turner, J. Dennison, D. Lee, M. Dorsey, S. Dabbs, L. Frazier, FOLKSINGERS Row 1 : Janet Dennison, Terri Townley, Bernadette Riebe, Jose Marcano, Donna HiLlier, Mari Jo Thilmont, Vickie Thompson, Debbie Turner, Row 2: Tom Spitzer, C.tndy Weyer, Row 3: Anne Knapik, Joe Sanchez, Alicia Martinez. Row 4: Ernes- tineBrunty, Dave Harmon, Scott Jacobs, Allan Kuntz, Tim Fentress, Matthew Dor- sey. Folksingers perform at N. H. S. induction. Band aides Poms in per- formance at Homecom- ing. BAND Row 1 : Valerie Kaleta, Jackie Stanek, Leslie Dabbs, Diane Rich- ardson, Manuel Palacios. Row2: Arther Hernandez, Tim Rivett, Kim Minich, Feleicia Evans , Tom Rogers. Row 3: Paul Sims, Ed Dellenbach, Rickie Davidson, Frank Kozlowski, James Writt, Director Mr. Stokes, Allison Parrish. 39 40 Opposite page left: Henry Hernandez acts out the role of Horace V andergelder. Opposite page right: Cha rmaine Sommer plays a convincing Dolly. O p p o s i te page bottom: Mari Jo Thilmont in- s t r u cts Bob Glanowski in the act of dancing. Above: Chorus sings Call on Dolly. Left: Kathy Coates is a patriotic member of the parade. 41 T op: ' Sylvia ' and Mr. McHabe discuss the be- havior of Joe Ferone. Above: Mr. Barringer discuss the book he is writing. Right: The narrator bridges the gap between realism and fantasy to bring fictional classroom to life. 42 Top: English 304. Bottom Left: Harry (Ron Syndrowski) makes a hasty advance to the door. Bottom Right: Edie and Rusty (Bonita Jones and Ron Falk)Jisten to the dis- cussion. 43 Hfticw to ' Succeed in SBminew Siit iCut dtuina Take a letter, Allen Kuntz dictates to secretary Janet Dennison. Jo eSan c he z checks his hookas Debbie Turner paitently waits. MikeSanchez, chairmanof the board, takes Sandy Dabbs on a world cruise 45 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB MEMBERS: Row 1, (L to R), V a 1 e r i e Kaleta-President, Rhonda Webber, Pamela Mantel, Alliso Parrish, Roberta Ramsey, Nancy Webber; Row 2, Ernestine Brunty-Vice President BrigettSansom, Sharon Lockett, Terri Banninger, Cintra Sansom, Tina Essary, Claud! Seljan; Row 3, Jackie Stanek, Glenna Bush, K aren Fetterhoff, Sherry Cohen, Sharo Tichenor, Brenda Moore; Row 4, Linda Bush, Vanessa Turpin, Feleicia Evans, Enorii White, Laurie Adkins, Matthew Dorsey, James Seifert. PUMPKIN CARVING WINNERS E Ida Lopez, Eric Alexander, Mar- g r et B ronas . Al- lsion Parrish. Ed Hen s on --display ribbons won in Pumpkin Carving Contest. 46 Mr. Emlund has a bite to eat. Terri Townley, Anne Kna- pik, Bernade tte Reibe., and Debbie Turner offer Coach B e reoles seasons greet ings at the teachers tea. Varsity-Bernadette Riebe, TcrriTownley, AnneKnapik, Rose Guadiana ( to Aee ' iteade ' ib and dP om mote c o Top-Phyllis Ruiz Middle-Sandy Stotts, Nina Ortegon.- Bottom-Sally Martin 48 ■ POM PONS--Row 1 (L to R) Valerie Austin, Anita Smith, Juanita Woods, Pam Lenzo, Kathy Martin; Row 2- -Rory Phillips, Alicia Martinez, Debbie DeWeese, Bonita Jones, Ernestine Brunty; Row 3 --Vanessa Turpin, Maria Lozano, Carol Cohen, Belinda Cooper, Elda Lopez, Elizabeth Villaneauva. Top: Kim Novak Middle: Judy Strick- land, Angela Watts, Diana Richardson, Bottom: Mel Martinez. 49 Tony Herrera wears his initiation attire into Lettermen’s Club. LETTER.MEN--R.ow 1 (LtoR) R. Santos, J. Hulitt, B. Spoor, M. Larimer, M. West, D. Mantis, J. Asbell, S. Stanek; Row2--R. Lozano, K. Johnson, P. San- defur, T. Patterson, J. Watkins, M. Ostrowski, T. Spitzer, D. Graves; Row 3 - - J . W r itt, P. Moore, J. Staley, T. Wood, R. White, P. Sims, J. Doughty, Coach Wesley; Row 4--E. Watson, R. Lopez, G. Winters, J. Ortegon, T. Mc- Daniel, M. Dorsey, V. Sendejas, R. Crowley. VICA DRAFTING- -Row 1--D. Elam, M. Larimer, D. Stanek; Row 2- -J. Youig, J. Watkins, P. Sandefur; Row3--V. Sendejas, T. Wood, J. Taylor, Mr. McCullough, Sponsor. VICA ELECTRIC- -Row 1 (L to R)J. Lynch, J. Writt, E. Brewer, T. Manzo, E. Garcia, J. Stemper; Row 2--R. Rosas, K. Johnson, G. Garcia, L. Gulley, J. Doughty, D. Barlow, F. Madeka; Row 3--Mr. Buehrle, Sponsor, H. Waldron, D. Etienne, J. Staley, R. Synko; Row 4--E. Watson M. Ostrowski, To. Grabowski, B. McCormack, D. Kansky, Mr. Krull, Sponsor. VICA AUTO--Row 1 (L to R) G. Barron, P. Gorney, R. Santos, P. Moore; Row 2--J. Writt, K. Clark, S. Kownacki; Row 3--T. McDaniel, K. Yeager, L. Bubash. Waff Right: Lori Henson, Editor Middle: Eddie Mudd Eddie Beason Neal Knoerzer -L Top: Nancy Carlson Gina Richardson Lisa Massengale TECH TIMES STAFF Left: Missy DeGroot, Times News Bureau Editor, types story to go to press. Lower left: Kathy Martin and Cindy Ruiz preparr; story for the paper. Lower right; Besnda Moore, B usiness Man- ager looks over adver- tisements. Upper: Tech Times Editor Mari- Jo Thilmont, and Assistant editor, Pam Lenzo, talks over future issues. Upper: Photographer Herb Waldron and assis- tant Marvin Carlton work with picture plan. SPiic ib and ' dcademicb . . . Among the rewards for being educated at a technical-vocational high school, the more out- standing is the prepara- tion for vocational car- eers and on-the-job training in related fields . The wide variety of offer - ings also includes ade- quate preparation f o r college and many Tech grad uates uphold their past training proudly by receiving outstanding honors in college. Students choosing the technical course are challenged by courses suchas physics, trigon- ometry, and chemistry, while others electing the vocational shop spend most of their day in training for a career which can begin upon high school graduation. Beside these expan- sive programs, Tech boasts an elective area where students may re- ceive unusual training and background in high school if their interests include drama, publica- tions, art, or vocal music. Vocational ed- ucation truly offers a more complete educa- Above: Frank Madeka adjusts the oscilloscope in Electronics Shop. Below:Gene Gajeuiski fixes an iron in Appliance Shop. vf ' bc ' m c unb ic Acmeb Hammond Tech offers Tech students the oppor- tunity to go into the field of electric technology. After the basic elec- tricity class he or she is given choice of differ- ent areas to go into. Appliance r e pair is mainly electrical work. Above: Brian Morenz and Calvin Ceasar re- pair irons. Left: F r ank Madeka checks instrument pan- el. 59 Upper Right: Tony Fau- ght designs frame for his project. Lower Left: Mr. Croker and student Bob Grabill look over blue -print. Lower Right: Students of Carpentry make final measurements. 60 Left: Tony Lopez works to complete project. Bottom: Students apply skills for house design. en and fylfccd {fAcfe With the help of many other shops, profession- als, and faculty, Car- pentry shop planned, designed and bui It a house. The house consisted of three bedrooms, a basement, a kitchen, and a family room. Preperation for build - ingwas mainly based on getting land, measuring the space provided, get- ting materials, and su- pervision. This project gave students the oppurtunity of knowing what it is like to build and sell a house. dd-uto and rUae iine In auto and machine shops, students are prepared for future jobs as mechanics and engin- eers. In the machine shops of Tech a student can b e trained to do al- most any job needed to work in one of the areas major steel mills, while students wi th auto shop training have found little trouble gaining work. Left page, Mr. Rizzuti helps Tom Le ath in Auto I; Mike Hubbard repairs a car horn; James Writt buffs a fender in Auto II. Above, Tony Shaw makes final adjust- ments on the lathe in machine shop; below, Rodrigo Loz ano and Brian Quinn check the universal joint in auto. J ){ e d in f and ' Me t a ± Welding and Metals are both money making career ' s. Experience is very important in get- ting a job. There is a t e st to take before get- ting the job, if the score i s high enough you may be offered a apprentice- ship. This is a very good opportunity, you get paid while learning the job and doing it. They are subject to ttie same rules and reg- ulations as the skilled tradesman. Therefore Tech cffers you the chance to take a shop class in welding and metals. nr pi iifti i Opposite page above: Welding student steadi- ly works. Opposite page below: Andrew Collins straigh- tens sheet metal. Above this page: Mick- ey Durizic 1 hammers in sheet metal. Below: BrianQuinn welds metal together. 65 66 Above: John Taylor constructs digram for drafting class. Below: Fred Manzo operates 1250 machine for print shop. ( 2) ' iaftin j and dPt in in f Printing is one of our most import ant shops offered at Tech. Whe- ther n e w s p a p e r , or magazine, printing is important in advertize- ment and publications. From the common 1250 press to the extra- vagant Lithograph type, printing plays a major role in daily Living. Construct ion and designing is where other shops come in. But the main idea is that it is to be drawn, and planned before it is to be built. op: Everett Smith prepares lines on a poster layout. Left: Eric Cox works on drawing. Above Right: Margaret Sandoval burns plate for press. Right: David Taylor and David Hutchings prepare brownie batter. Below: Debbie Turner finishes a station in IOL lab. Left page from left, Linda Hardee sorts data processing cards; Regina Marlasauskis and Mary Duran work on 407; Bon- nie Reynolds sews a gar- ment in shop. Whether a Home Ec- onomics course or a Business course, stu- dents have the oppor- t unity to bring out in- dividual skills. Either working in an office or managing at heme. Heme Economics is gaining the experience of man- aging a household. The business course offers the basic skills needed in the business world around us. in Acme economics, Sutinebb € ft eji t ti ny, cu yd ' iu Pipefitting is a very exciting course.. This course could led to many money making profess- ions such as plumming, and industrial pipefltting. If you don ' t make a pro- fession out of it, pipe- fitting clas s could become helpful around the house. Another exciting shop i s T ech ' s foundry course, in this class you learn h ow to make casti ngs, •which is important for industrial use. Opposite left: Ed Eastward sifts sand casting. Opposite left: Don Andreas cuts pipe. Opposite left bottom: Ed Opach acc- uracy measures pipe. Opposit e: Oscar Aguer cools off sand casting. Bottom: Glen Winston and Lenny Renolds construct pipe system. Above: Ken Pugh learns skills by working, below left: Frank Colvin works to learn techniques, below right: Martha Deweese works diligently as a clerk-typist at American Inspection Bureau. 72 Above: John Kolodzi aquires techniques to get ahead as an auto mechanic trainee. 73 Above: Anne Rogers learns techniques and work ex- perience in secretarial field. Uffninff On the job training is truelya rewarding experience. Itprepares one far the outside world. After learning the basic skills and essentials. The program offers a student high school cre- dit while pocketing a little money on the side. A graduate will be tough- ened and ready to face the job market with cre- dentials for back up which many cannot attain else- where . Above: Drama shop rehearses dance, below left: Ed Dellenbacii practices on the guitar, below right: Art student works diligently in class, opposite top: Calvin Ceaser shows vido in reading lab, opposite bottom: Folksingers preform at NHS induction. 74 fc ec fvei and fine at fa Students excel energy by becoming involved in various activities during and after school. These activities include year- book, newspaper, drama, vocal and instrumental performances, as well as art classes, teacher aids, and audio visual helpers. The publications classes offer basic skills in layout design and writ- ing. The music depart- ment offers skills in singing and playing in- struments as well. Audiovisual aids in projection knowledge. T eacher aids assist teachers in helpful tasks. (on j ibA and main, {Ae iabicb . . . English and Mathare two required subjects that may not seem so im- portant at this time but will be extremely use- ful as you enter the busi- ness world. Several of our math c la s ses are moving up with the changing world of today by experiment- ing with the use of cal- culators rather than the old methods of the past. In the department of English they are trying new methods of public speaking on vido-tapes. They are also being ex- t r e amly challenging by publishing a magazine which is entitled Hear. Above: Dino Mantis explains a problem in Algebra. Below: Elaine Rameriz points out the problem to Toni Rameriz 77 t iom left, Cindy Beaver and Shelly King look over- papers to find a global location. (Dx ie ' iimentb and foxfiebiencina Mary Beth Lukas works in U. S. History. Man searches for answers to the unex- plained and unexplored. Science and social studies plays an important role in finding answers . Think o f t he research discov- eries, and inventions that has helped our daily lives. The many areas of science and social studies, by daring the unknown, have made life more comfortable and m o re defined than ever before. 78 Top: Tony Patterson, James Writtand Dill Hah- ney constructs a water molecule in Physics, Eager student at left has the answer, and above, Doreen Gonzales exames animal species in biology lab. 79 SPflCb i ... Sports has become an important part of even a vocational high school. Sports also helps players not only play together toward the same goal, which is us eful after g r a d u ation when many jobs demand their em- ployers to work toget- her. Tech offers many different kinds of inter- esting s p ort activities . enough so that a student in athletics can remain active throughout each s eason. Boys can par- ticipate in football, swim- ming, wrestling, track, soccer, basketball, ten- nis, cros s country, golf, and baseball. W hile newly offered girls ' sports include ten- nis, basketball, volley- ball, and track. Sports requires alot of time and energy. Stu- dents on all kinds of teams not only give up their a f t e r- school hours for practice, which for the m ost part are not lazy, but they give up Satur- day too. Tech may not produce many winning teams but many teams can ' t produce what Tech can, pride. 81 V r fractional ffceneb Prentis Brown fights for the ball. Gerald Winters shoots from outside. Ernie Watson goes up for a shot. Gerald Winters fights for a rebound. This year ' s sectional basketball game was a hard fought duel in which Tech lost a close decision to the eventual Sectional Champ- ions, Hammond Gavit. Considering the size of the Tigers, Te c h can show much pride in their hard-earned record of 8-13. BASEBALL- - Row 1 (L to R), B. Quigg (Head Coach), M. Koepp, G. Gardner, P. Brown, O. Brewer, J. Crawley, T. Strbjak (Asst. Coach); Row 2, J. Foster (Bat- girl), J. Asbell, E. Watson, M. Larimire, A. Hernandez, M. Hahney; Row 3, W. Sanchez, K. Call, T. Pirowski, P. Moore, R. Garza, T. McDaniel. Terry McDaniel delivers pitch. CoachQuigg shouts incourgement. Above: Tim Pirowski watches for call by umpire. Below Left: Base hit for Printis Brown. Below Right: A clean pick-up by Phil Moore. Above: Ernie Vandersteen holds man on base. Above Left: E. Watson tries pick-off. Right: P. Brown watches for signals. 86 VARSITY BASKETBALL- - Left to Right; C. Ceaser, D. Taylor, G. Winston, R. Santos, W. Ingram, E. Watson, Coach Wilson. G. Winters. J. B. Whitelow, D. Richardson, R. Brown, P. Brown, K. Johnson, C. Price, R. White. G. Winston stalls game. P. Brown escapes opponent. 88 Above: Tiger team shows confidents in themselves. Below Left: P. Brown tries to steal the ball from his opponent. Below Right: J. B. Whitelow takes a break. Front: B. Walker, Back Row L to R: J. Brown, M. Delrio, R. Beck, M. Powers, C. Doty, D„ Pryor, O, Brewer. Va ' iuty. .... R. Brown fights for the ball, D. Taylor looks on for Tech. 90 Above Left: K. Johnson looks for open man. Above Right: G. Winters waits on pass from his team mate. Below Left: J. Jones cheers for the Tigers. Below Right: Mr. Simpson observes game. FROSH BASKETBALL Row 1: L to R- Pat Knight Tony Grant. James Scott, Eric Price, John Williams. Anthony Johnson, Renee Trevino. Row 2: Kurt Andrews, Mark Delrio, Chris Doty, Regis Beck, Ricky Shelton, Eric Milton, Durant Moore, Murray Ingram, Mark McFarland, Edward Upshaw. Above: Coach Arges explains plan, to his bench. 92 Above: Mark McFarland jumps high for a clean shot. Below Left. Coach Wilson calling the shot. Q3 4940 d ' tate A a nt ft j rtfonot ed 1940 Champs are introduced. Kaleta greets Tech ' s guest. Poms form path for players. 94 Cheerleaders escourt 1940 Champs. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM-- Row 1 (L to R), R. Bautista, R. Bautista, J. Shipp, J. Asbell, R. Engle, R. Garza, D. Harmon, B. Morenze; Row 2, R. Santos, N. Clark, S. Kownecki, J, Hulitt, E. Watson, M. Ostrowski, R. Lopez, T. McDanial, K. Adkins; Row 3, B. Spoor, G. Gardner, M. Hehney, J. Ortegon, L. Bubash, K. Johnson, P. Moore, R. Crowley; Row 4, J. 7 ebb, P. Sims, D. Wisniewski, C. Ceasar, C. Bustemante, O. Brewer, B. Johnson, B. Kamala. Above: Coach Emlund discusses game play to B. J. Johnson 96 Above: Coach Jamrose watches players and tells Cal Ceasar and Jeff Shipp what to look for. Above: B.J. Johnson, on a sweep to the right. 97 Ml ■ Tony Patterson, R.B. 5 ' 8 - 145 lbs. Sr. Noble Clark, W.R. 5 ' 10” - 150 lbs. Sr. Stan Kownacki, T. 6 ' 2 - 206 lbs. Sr. Bill Hahney, T. 5 ' 1 1 - 185 lbs. Sr. Jim Writt, T. 6 ' 0 - 206 lbs. Sr. Kevin Atkins, T. 5 ' 9 - 250 lbs. Sr. 98 3 enict f Wau Rick Santos, Q. B. 5’8 - 150 lbs. Sr. T i ' ,‘i Roger Crowley, T. 6 ' 0 - 205 lbs. Sr. Phil Moore, F. B. 5 ' 9 - 155 lbs. Sr. Roy Lopez, E. 6 ' 1 - 175 lbs. Sr. Ernie Watson, T. 5 ' 11 - 200 lbs. Sr. . Mike Oslrowski, C. 5 11 - 185 lbs. Sr. Freshmen Football-L.. to R. IstRow: Eric Milton, Bru.se Krause, Mike Sanchez, Ron Culber, Marvin Buck. 2nd Row: Trent Sales, Phillip Jacobson, Tom Spoor, Thoma s Richards, Chris Doty, 3rd Row: Bret Parsons, R i c h a rd Napier, Frank Knapik, Danny Rameriez, Anthony F aught, Greg Flores. 4th Row: Mark DelRio, Kirk Andrews, Mike Abbott, Rene Trevino, Ruben Meldonado. 5th Row: Coach Stivers, Coach Strbjak, Robert Masch, Ricky Vallie, John Judd. Ricky Bautista listens closely. 100 Coach Emlund and Coach Lentvorsky watch action on the field. Fumble recovery by Tech. .Sitting; L to R, M. Graves, Olfen 102 D. Graves, Standing; R. Heaton, Coach Arges, M. Fetsko. Below: D. Graves lines up next shot. Above: Mark Fetsko demonstrates his swing. Above: Ron Heaton putts for a birdie. 103 1977 SOCCER TEAM-- Row 1, (L to R), J. Mantel, T. Ramirez. M. Lawrence, D. Brown, N. Perez, G. Ortega: Row 2, J. Staley, T. Spitzer, K. Adkins, R. Santos, M, Ostrowski, J. Ortegon, P. Sandifer, T. Manzo, J. Lopez; Row 3, J. Lynch, Coach Turner, R. Grabill, D. Wisniewski, J. Arambula, D. Dabis, P. Grabill, Lung Le, D. Durbin, K. Elam, T. Bishop, R. White. Above: J. Lopez tries for a goal. 104 Below: Mike Lawrence stops ball, for a kick. 105 SWIMMERS Top Row; Left to Right: Coach Jamrose, J. Watkins, J. Staley, H. Morrison, R. Bautista, T. Bishop, M 0 West, 2nd Row: T. Avery, S. Sikorski, K. Novalk, D. Richardson, R. Ramerez, M. Bohugy, R. Grabill. AQUA-BABES Top Row; Left to Right: C. Walker, C. Vill, N. Ortegon, D. Jurik, L. Sadler, 2nd Row: S. Maldonado, T. Faught, E. Lopez, K. Martin, Bottom Row: P. Ruiz, D. Gonzales, L. Henson. 106 � Below; B. Baumgarte shows style in the brest stroke. Below; J. Staley participates in race. BOY ' S TENNIS- - L to R, D. Vieau-Coach, David Elam, David Smyth, Roy Lopez, Jerry Edwards David Graves, John Doughty, James Cunningham, Myron Larimer, Tom Manzo, Jeff Lynch. Not Pictured, John Lynch, Robbie Paradise, David Solan. mmm Ml VARSITY WRESTLING-- Row 1, (L to R), J. Sessam, K. Baptist, J. W ritt, R. Duff, F. Madeka; Row 2, D, Mantis, K. Atkins, B„ Johnson, M„ Ostrowski, P. Moore; Row 3, CoachMastji, D. Wisniewski, R. Crowley, S„ Kownacki, T. Rich- ards. Kevin Atkins 243 lbs. Sr. Frank Madeka 138 lbs. Sr. 110 ff ' enteb fyfy be t ebA Mike Ostrowski 177 lbs. Sr. Dino Mantis 126 lbs. Sr. Roger Crowley 185 lbs. Sr. Phil Moore 145 lbs. Sr. B-TEAM WRESTLING - - R ow 1, (L to R), B. Spoor, M. Gill, T. Spoor; Row 2, T. Faught, C. Stout, M. Buck; Row 3, J. Madeka, R. Valley, Coach Westly, M. Samson, R. Bautista. Phil Moore prevents from being taken down. 112 (Top) Don Wisniewski prepares to pin his man. (Bottom Left) Kevin Atkins squares off against his opponent. (Bottom Right) Coach Mastej intensLy watches the action. VARSITY TRACK- - Row 1 (LtoR), Roy Washington, Carlos Bustamante, Tony Liggins, Tony Herrara, Ernie Hopson, Dino Mantis, Bob Synko, Pete Lenzo; Row 2, Frank Madeka, Ken B ridgeman, Joe Laslow, Roger C rowley, Kenny Johnson, Rodrigo Lozano, Jessie Hulitt, Perry Farris; Row 3, Coach Wesley, Steve Stanek, Tony Patterson, Glenn Short, Steve Tabor, Coach Shryock. FROSH-SOPH TRACK- - Row 1 (L to R), Steve Stanek, Bralon Johnson, Roy Washington, Carlos Bustamante, Eric Alexander, Gilbert Garcia; Row 2, Jim Powell, Brain Quinn, Vidal Sendejas, Murice Sanaom, Carlos Martinez, Roberto Garcia, Esequiel Garcia; Row 3, Coach Wesley, Dave Etienne, Bill Kumala, John Madeka, Eugene Gajewski, Ronald Falk, Robert Powell, Coach Shryock. 115 VARSITY CROSS-COUNTRY Row 1 (L to R), Bob Synko, John Madeka, Steve Stanek, Vidal Sendejas, Dino Mantis; Row 2, Kim Minich, Rodrigo Lozano, Joe Laslow, Jim Powell, Mark Walker, Coach Shryock. FROSH-SOPH CROSS-COUNTRY-- Row 1 (L to R), Coach Shryock, Isiah Lockett, Mark Gill, Richard Padgett, Jeff Taylor, Tom Chumley, Tom Crain, Eddie Farris; Row 2, Vidal Sendejas, Dan Gutierrez, Jim Powell, Tim Stanek, Jewell Mathias, John Best, Kevin Baptist; Row 3, Long Le, Mark Walker, Jim Sendejas, John Madeka, Jeff Yudis, Tom Rogers. FROSH CROSS-COUNTRY-- Row 1 (L to R), Mark Gill, Richard Padgett, Jeff Taylor, Tom Chumley, Tom Crain; Row 2, Coach Shryock, Tim Stanek, Jewell Mathias, John Best; Row 3, Jim Sendejas, Jeff Yudis, Kevin Baptist, Tom Rogers. Above: Coach Shyrock talks to Jim Powell, and Isiah Lockett. Below right: Dino Mantis and Bob Synko strieving for first. Below left: Dino Mantis running hard in cross-country. Girls Basketball-R. to L. 1st Row: M. Scott; R. Rollins; B. Reynolds; N. Suarez; M. White. 2nd Row: E. Ridgell; G. Dehose; A. Jemenez; S. San- chez; T. Adkins; A. Gross. 3rd Row: B. Dorsey; S. Stotts; N. Maldonado; D. Reynolds; S. Walker. 4th Row: D. Croste n; T. Harper; N. Hutton; S. Leday; L. Collins. 5th Row: J. Gilyard; R. Stringer. S. LeDay is trapped, with no where to go. 120 R. Stringer jumps for Hammond Tech , S. LeDay watches. 121 ‘ 9 B. Dorsey tries to run down the ball for Tech. Jesse May holds on tight. VOLLYBALL Row 1: Elaine Ramirez, Mel Martinez, Kathy Martin, Diane Richardson, Dana Flora. Row2: Norma Maldonado, Kim Carlton, Sandy Stotts, Sandra Walker, Coach Ama Younger. GIRLS TRACK Rowl: W. Garcia, S. Stove, E„ Ramirez, D. Flora, P. Siple, D. Richard- son. Row 2: K. Garcia, M. Garcia, J. Stanek, D. Reed, S. Stotts, M. Pena, E„ Ridgell. Row 3: Coach Arna Younger, M. White, A. Collins, M. Smith, N. Lee, C. Seljan, R. Phillips, Assist. Coach D, Kennedy. Below; M. White (left) and C. Seljan (right) practice their skills. 124 Above: L to R; W. Garcia, S. Stone and K. Garcia lines u.p for race. Below Left: K. Garcia and S. Stone run relay. Below Right: C. Seljan vv-orus on form 125 «2 54 47 57 52 48 75 58 33 45 51 00 DO 44 55 4 q o2 01 5 , 52 44 WRESTLING Varsity Wrestling 5 wins 5 losses 0 ties 3rd in sectionals 5tn in I. L. S. C. J. V. Wrestling 5 wins 5 losses 0 ties 126 VARSITY BASKETBALL Morgan Twp. 80 Tech Horace Mann 08 Tech Whiting 59 Tech Wirt b 8 — Tech Noll 69 Tech E. C. R. 74 — Tech S-B Adams 107 Tech Lake Station 52 — Tech Hammond High 38 Tech Lake Central 43 — Tech River Forest 48 — Tech Lew Wallace 54 — Tech Clark 54 — Tech E. C. W. 7b Tech And rean 70 Tech Hapimond High 59 Tech Gavit 51 Tech Morton 48 Tech C. Carver oO Tech Emerson 74 Tech Gavit 56 Tech SWIMMING BASEBALL Conference ' Conference- 1 win 15 losses Over all- 4 wins 20 losses Sectional- 1 win 1 loss Beat 7th ranked in state ( Munster) CROSS-COUNTRY Varsity- 7 wins 7 losses 4th in Conference WON- - - Clark 101-65 Gavit 8o-83 Horrace Mann 108-50 Lew Wallace 9b- 74 South Newton 101-70 Roosevelt Forfeit LOST- - -Morton 1 00-b8 H. II. S. 126-43 West Side 114-55 Griffith 114-54 Noll 130-42 TIED- -- Wirt oc O ' oc a 127 Reccwlb VARSITY FOOTBALL Tech 12 River Forest 0 Won Tech 0 Gary Wirt 10 Lost Tech 12 Gavit 25 Lost Tech b Hammond High 22 Lost Tech b Bishop Noll 27 Lost Tech b Clark 10 Lost Tec h 0 Morton 21 Lost Tech 28 Roosevelt 43 Lost Tech 52 Washington 0 Won FOOTBALL Varsity- 2 wins 7 losses Conference- 1 win 6 losses SOCCER Hammond High Clark Morton Gavit Noll Munster Hammond High Clark Morton Gavit Noll Munster Morton Final Won 5 Lost Tied 1 Lost 3-2 Won 8-2 Lost 5-0 Won 2-1 W on 5-1 Lost 3-2 Tied 2-2 Lost 3-2 Lost 3-1 Won 4-1 Won 4-2 Lost 2-1 Lost 3-0 129 SPecfi e ... W alking through the halls of Tech there are people who look about the same, yet everyone is a distinctindividual, who has their own special features and qualities. Individualism is some- thing that each of us have, and something we should never lose. Here at Tech indi- vi dualism plays an im- po rtan.tpart in our lives. The d i s t i net traits of e v e ry person shows up s t r o n gly in everything we do. Athletes show their will, determination and abilities. Actors, singers, musicians and artists show off their creativity, persistence and talents. No matter who they are or what they do every Tech students ' individualism reflects on the spirit and strength of Tech herself. In the pages that fol- low all Tech students are p i c t ured in such a way so that their individual- istic characteristics will show. •ten ic l 4 ( H i m axed ' Jea ' i fiaduaticn $une 8t i THE SENIORS OUTSTANDING TEN CLASS OFFICERS 1 Mari Jo Thilmont 2 Donna Abies 3 Frank Macleka 4 Robert Synko 5 Bernadette Riebe 6 Valerie Kaleta 7 Anne Knapik 8 Regina Martisauskas 9 Jessie Ortegon 10 Brenda Webb President: Jessie Ortegon Vice President: Ken Johnson Secretary: Charmaine Sommers Treasurer: Frank Madeka Bernadette Riebe Social Chairman: Michelle Diaz Sponsor: Mrs. Jones. 132 DONNA ABLES KEVIN ADKINS THERESA ADKINS FRANK ALCALA TIM ALEXANDER JOSE ARAMBULA DARRELL BAILEY TINA BANKS JEFF BARNARD HENRY BESTERDA BILL BLASKOVICH EMIL BODNAR DEANNA BONHAMA GARY BROWN DEBBIE BROZ DEBBIE CAMP KEVIN CAMP RANDY CAMPBELL DAWN CARLSON SHARON CARR 133 NOBLE CLARK LORETTA COLLINS FRANK COLVIN JOE CROWLEY ROGER CROWLEY SANDRA DABBS LAURA DALE BRENDA DAVIS CARMEN DEJESUS JANET DENNISON MARTHA DEWEESE MISCHELLE DIAZ NANCY DILLS MICKY DRZICH MARY DURAN LINDA FOY LARRY FRAZIER DAN FULKERSON GREG GARRETT LEE GARTON 134 JESSIE GILYARD BOB GLANOWSKI DIANE GRABILL DAVID GRAVES DONALD GREEN ROSE GUADIANA MICKEY GUERRA JORGE GUERRERO GRISEL GUITTEREZ JAMES HAILEY ANITA HANNON HENRY HERNANDEZ SUZY HINES LINDA HARDEE TINA HARPER JESSIE HULLITT RAY JARRETT CAROLYN JONES JOHN JONES THERESA JURICK 135 DENNIS JUSKO VALERIE KALETA MARILYN KNIGHT STAN KOWNACKI CINDY KOZLOWSKI CHERYL LAROCCO JEFF LEWELLEN JUAN LOPEZ ROY LOPEZ JACKIE LYNCH FRANK MADEKA SUE MALDONADO SUSIE MALDONADO GLORIA MANTEL DINO MANTIS FRED MANZO REGINA MARTISAUSKAS ROBERTA MASON DEBBIE MCCARROLL MARGARET MENDOZA 136 JUDY MILLER KIM MINICH PHILIP MOORE RICK MOORE TONY NAPIER SANTIAGO NIETO ED OPACH JESSIE ORTEGON MARTHA ORTEGON MIKE OSTROWSKI VALERIE PARRISH TONY PATTERSON PHYLLIS PODKUL KENNETH POTTS ROBERT REED DON RICHARDS ETHELYNN RIDGELL BERNADETTE RIEBE ANNIE ROGERS WANDA ROLLINS 137 JERRY ROY ROWENA RUTLEDGE CONNIE SAENZ ADELAINE 5ANC HEZ CONNIE SANDERS GARY SANDS DIANE SANTOS RICK SANTOS BRUCE SEBASTYN PAM SEIFRIG MARY ANN SELVA TERRY SHELTON NANCY SIEDENTOPF DREW SKURA CHARMAINE SOMME TOM SPITZER RAMONA STRINGER MARI-JO THILMONT CARL THONPSON JOANNE TIGNER 138 TOM TILLOTSON TERRI TOWNLEY DEBBIE TURNER ELIZABETH VILLANUEVA HERB WALDRON GINA WALKER DEBBIE WALTERS JAKE WATKINS SANDY WATTS JOY WEATHERFORD BRENDA WEBB CINDY WEYER RANDY WHITE LINDA WINKLEPLECK GERALD WINTERS JAMES WRITT MIKE ZUVER 139 Mike Abbott Wanda Abernathy Laurie Adkins Kirk Andrews Madelene Arce Mephtali Arce Loretta Armstrong Nancy Ashby Janice Austin Terry A ery Marrian Ayers Jeff Badgley FRESHMEN Mike Badgley Cynthia Baggett William Ball Kevin Baptist Chris Basham William Baumgart Maryann Becerra Regis Beck Jeff Beeson John Best Tracy Boez Connie Bolt Danny Brandon Elvis Brewer James Brewer Dedra Brooks Brant Brumley Marvin Buck Michael Butler ' tike Cabb 140 Lewis Calas Dora Camp Albert Campbell David Carpenter Vohana Chapman Terry Chitwood Tom Chumley Richard Cl yne Sherry Cohen Annette Collins Keith Collins Lisa Collins FRESHMEN Lydia Compion David Conway Russell Cook Tommy Crain Charles Crapps Deborah Croston Dale Cruz Vince Czenka Ron Culver Martha Cunningham Leslie Dabbs Richard Darnold James Davis Linda Davis Scott DeGroot Jerry Delgado Mark Del Rio Broderick De skins Bill Dewee se Danny DeWitt 141 Sherry Diaz Carolyn Dorsey Gerald Doughty Rick Duff Jackie Dunn Loretta Edwards Janet Ernst Anthony Faught Robert Fentress Janet Fetterhoff Esther Flores Greg Flores FRESHMEN Donna Forsythe Wanda Fox Barry Grazier Cindy Fulkerson Charles Gamblin Kathy Garcia Michelle Garcia Norma Garcia Joyce Geary Mark Gill Andre Gilmore Dana Gordon Anthony Grant Kelly Grant Verda Gray Martha Green Aynsnette Gros Gloria Guzman Joyce Hagen Edwina Hailey 142 Wenda Hailey Crystal Harris Nancy Hartline Cindy Haynes Tammy Heaton Donald Henson Ed Henson Edwin Hernandez Lupe Hernandez Mylinda Holbrook Penny Hunter Lisa Hurley FRESHMEN Linda Hu stead Murray Ingram Wayne Frizarry Angela Isbell Donna Jackson Phillip Jacobson Alama Jiminez David Janiszewski Anthony Johnson Sherry Johnson Joseph Jones John Judd Bruce Krause John Kielb Christine Kiley Ronny Kimbell Roena Kincaid Frank Knapik Patrick Knight Mary Knoezer 143 Tom Krukowski Rhea Kuntz Paul Lape Brian Larson Steven Lashbrook Shelia Leday Naomi Lee Sharon Locket Jose Lopez Tony Lopez Arthue Lozano Dan Lunsford FRESHMEN Steven Me Carroll Mark McFarland Wayne McNair Ruben Maldonado Tom Manning Joe Mart ell Paul Martin Mel Martinez Harry Mason Tammy Mathews Juel Mathias Abel Medrano Rose Mendoza Norma Mercano Connie Miller Eric Milton Debbie Mirasso Durand Moore Debbie Mudd Cathy Murphy 144 Mike Murphy Richard Rapier Mary Naugle Debra Nichols David Niezgoda Kim Novak Melody Nystrom Kari Oglesby Janice Oiler Michael Ortiz Richard Padgett Richard Page FRESHMEN Alicia Parrish Bret Parsons Dane Popa Jose Porras James Powell Eric Price Danny Ramirez Rose Ramirez Debbie Reed Deidra Reynolds Roger Reynolds Thomas Richards Diane Richardson Edwina Ridge 11 Ed Ring Cindy Roberts Charles Robinson John Rodriquez Manual Rodriquez Thomas Rogers 145 Barry Roy Roberta Rumsey Edward Rutowski Alex Salivas Tanya Sanson Mana Sanchez Mike Sanchez Thelma Sanchez Tony Sanders William Sanders I sidra Sandoval James Seifert FRESHMEN Debbie Seller James Sendejas James Scott Laura Shelton Rickey Shelton Zadie Shelton David Sirbek Bill Smith Billy Smith Don Smith Mario Smith Belinda Sanson Shelly Spear Tom Spoor Robert Stachura Don Staley Ronald Staley Tim Stanek Mary Stanford Rita Stevens Lawrence Stoddard Clyde Stout Judy Stricklen Diane Studer Norma Suarez Becky Taylor Jeff Taylor Marlon Taylor Tina Thomas Cheryl Tigner Charles Townsend Ray Trevino FRESHMEN Linda Turner Rochelle Tyner Edwin Upshaw Peter Vargas Bela Vezar Mark Wagner Sandra Walker David Wallace Joe Wallace Elliott Watson Angela Watts Bobby Weaver Nancy Webber Charles Webster Roger Wells Tonya Wells Kim West Mandy White Margaret Wick Schelly Wiles 147 John Williams Gail Wilson Kristy Wilson Tracey Wilson Jeff Wolfe Belinda Wright Janice Writt Tami Wylie Sylvester Ybarra Jeff Yudis Karen Yudis Angie Zack FRESHMEN -SOPHOMORES Pat Alyea Dave Alexander Eric Alexander Howard Alspach Ella Anderson Don Andres Craig Ansboro Tom Ard Nancy Baker Rosie Barber Donald Bapst Richard Bapst Larry Baptist Randy Bautista Rick Baut.i sta Paul Beitier Bill Behren Rhonda Bolton Mike Bohucz Tony Boyd 148 Jim Bratton Otis Brewer Carlos Brown Jerome Brown Glenna Bush Linda Bush Vincent Burns James Byers Becky Capps Liz Cantu Nancy Carlson Kim Carlton SOPHOMORES Sandra Carney Mark Carrol Ralph Chambliss Derrick Chase Sharon Clarke Ray Coffey Andrew Collins Annette Collins Lavelle Collins Jimmy Cothran Tammy Cra: Ray Currier Jenny Dehoyes Frank Delgado Susie Diaz Brenda Dorsey Darlene Dross James Dudley Ed Eastwood Jerry Edwards 149 Kelvin Elam Ray Engle Tina Essary Felicia Evans Mike Evans Norma Fat . ' is Ron Falk Eddie Farris Karen Fetterhoff Dana Flora Gloria Flores Olga Flores SOPHOMORES orenda Forsythe Tammy Fowler Ken Frazier Lisa Frazier Eugene Gajewski Zoila C-arate Gilbert Garcia Wanda Garcia Roy Garza Ruben Garza Mary Gavror Sherry Gilbert Denise Girton Doreen Gonzalez Matt Gootee Debbie Green Frank Green Kim Guy Malissa Hanaway Rob Grabill 150 Dave Harmon Ivan Harris Earl Henderson Linda Hernandez Lydia Hinojosa Deborah Hoolehan Janda Hooper Heidi Housty Anna Houx Rick Hulsey David Hutchings Hanneli Jaakkola SOPHOMORES Bralon Johnson Georgia Johnson Richard Johnson Bonita Jones Jada Jones Dolores Jurick Bill Kincaid Kay Kochevar Mike Koepp Cathy Kopp Frank Kozlowski Doyle Land Chris Larby Tony Larkins James Larson Craig Laxton Long Le Pam Leber Deborah Lee Greg Lee 151 Carmen Lindsay Isiah Lockett Elda Lopez Ricky Lopez Jeff Lynch Keith Maddox John Madeka Danny Malacina Ray Malahy Norma Maldonado Pam Mantel Jose Marcano SOPHOMORES Sylvia Martinez Jennifer Mason Barb Matovina David McCarty Terri McCarty Mike McCormick Teresa Merry Oralia Medina Gloria Miedl Brenda Moore Kathy Martin Kerry Martin Rhonds Martin Sally Martin Priscilla Martinez Danny Moore Deborah Morgan Kathy Naugle Roxanne Nicholson Annie Oakes 152 JohnOkichich Janice Oiler Nina Grtegon Gary Pater Melissa Patterson Norma Patterson Jimmy Peacock Joe Phillips Rosy Phillips Theresa Phillips Robert Powers Donald Pryor SOPHOMORES Calistro Puente z Elaine Ramirez Toni Ramirez Violet Ramirez Sonia Rangel Richard Reges Joe Reyes Danny Richards Bernadette Ridgell Craig Riley Tony Riley Winigene Riley Tim Ritter Tim Ribett Johnny Robinson Bill Rogers Gary Roy Cindy Ruiz Elizabeth Sadler Trent Sales 153 Salvador Salinas Jimmy Sanchez Sandra Sanchez Bradley Sanders Margaret Sandoval Maurice Sanson Ruben Santo s Charnell Scott Mischelle Scott Carol Sebenste Carl Seifert Claudia Seljan SOPHOMORES Vidal Sendejas John Sessum Bob Seward Debbie Shaw Dana Shear Jeff Shipp Kathy Shook Penny Siple Sarah Skinner Skinner Keith Snyder Ron Snyder Clifford Southard John Staley Jackie Stanek John Stemper Mark Stemper Sandy Stotts Gary Sweeney Ron Szyndrowski 154 Mike Tabor Gene Tarlton Vanessa Turpin Jimmy Tyner Ricky Valley Janet Valliant Jean Valliant Tom Vavercan Cindy Villanueva Janice Voss Bobby Walker Mark Walker SOPHOMORES Charmaine Walker Edwina Wampler Roy Washington James Webb Rhonda Webber Vicki Weabster Cherrie West Tim White Tim Wills Chris Wingger Kim Winters Tim Yentrus Earl Yost Sharon Yudis Latreacha Hander son 155 Tonya Adkins Mary Aguirre Oscar Aguirre Pete Alcala Joe Alonzo Nora Allen Zenaida Arce Shirley Armstrong Valerie Austin Ron Avery Theresa Avery Nancy Badgley JUNIORS Paul Barlow Eddie Bass Ed Beeson Cindy Beaver Sandy Beaver Dave Beck Terri Banninger Fred Bicknell Tim Bishop Carol Bodor Larry Bowling Connie Braddon David Brew Steve Bridgmon Margaret Bronas Robert Brooks Kathy Brown Richard Brown Robert Brown Vickey Brown 156 Larry Broz Ernestine Brunty Paul Buck Carlos Bustamante Keith Call Elena Cantu Marvin Carlton Calvin Caesar Phillip Clanton Kathy Coates Carole Cohen Elmore Collins JUNIORS Patti Conger Belinda Cooper Sue Cortez Annette Cryer Barb Cunningham Debbie Cunningham Sue Cunningham Roger Cyr Doug Dabis Kathy Dale Rich Davidson Debby Dewee se Missy DeGroot Tony DeHorus Ed Dellenbach Marta DeLuna Mike Diggs Igor Djurdjevich James Dorsey Matt Dorsey 157 John Doughty Dolores Dross Regina Dudley Peggy Duhamell Jeff Earle Kathy Edwards Tom Edwards Scott Einsele David Elam Dave Etienne Tammy Faught Jerome Felton JUNIORS Gloria Ferrell Joan Fleming Bart Flora • Lisa Flora David Flores Jesse Flores Rebecca Flores Jim Foy Greg Gardner Johnnie Gamer Esequiel Garcia Roberto Garcia Chuck Gonzalez Andrea Gordon Paul Grabill John Grubich Larry Gulley Mike Hahney Debra Haley Deborah Hall 158 Robert Harris Shawn Harvey Linda Haynes John Heath Ron Heaton Debbie Henderson Lori Henson Arthur Hernandez Chris Hernandez Israel Hernandez Tony Herrera Cathy Hinojosa JUNIORS Craig Hill Frenda Holbrook Nancy Hutton Wilson Ingrain Isias Flores Carole Johnson Leatha Johnson Susan Johnson H. Keardaris Shelly King Neal Knoerzer Russell Kogrtage Frances Kubicki Allan Kuntz Myron Larimer Jeff Lashbrook Keith Lasher Tom Leath Pam Lenzo Liz Lopez 159 Maria Lozano Mary Beth Lucas John Lynch Terri Majka Tom Manzo Alicia Martinez Carlos Martinez Lisa Massengale Debbie McCarty Barry McCormick James McKinney Abel Medina JUNIORS Sherry Mercer Tracey Meyer David Miller Robert Miller Anne Minniefield Carmen Moore Don Moore Patti Moore Robert Moore Brian Morenz Howard Morrison Eddie Mudd Willard Murray Tom Nordyke Susan Ortegon Scott Otto Manual Palacios Robert Paradise Sylvia Parrish Brad Pariso 160 r n i ' V , Kris Parker Miriam Pena Demititru sP e t er son Danny Phillips Lorie Pirowski Barb Pondo Cedric Price Brian Quinn Yolanda Rameriz Leo Ramos Derrick Rardin Donna Reed JUNIORS Bonnie Reynolds Robin Richards Gina Richardson Chris Rios Ricky Robles James Rogers Rochelle Rollins Wanda Rollins Phyllis Ruiz Joe Sanchez Nancy Sandifur Pat Sandif ' er Sandra Schaal Cheryl Scott Michelle Shelton Jesse Simmons Paul Simms Lavina Skinner Anita Smith Ererett Smith 161 George Smith Tom Snyder David Solan Shirley Spear Bob Spoor Debbie Stanek Steve Stanek Peronica Stringer Bob Suto Bob Szany Darren Taylor David Taylor JUNIORS Jon Taylor Mafalda Taylor Joe Ellen Thilmont Rick Thomas Vicki Thompson Sharon Tichenor Donna VanScoyk Leonardo Ventura. Jeff Waldron Maria Walker Joyce Wahl smith Tina Ward Donna Watkins Mary Webster Mike Webster Mark West Fred Wetzell David White Enoria White J. B. Whitelow 162 FEASTING ! ANXIOUS ! 165 j4dm{n ib l 1 alien ,MR.. WALTER B. SIMPSON Principal MR. DAVID FISHER Assistant Principal MS. RUTH TANNER Assistant Principal DR. WILLARD CONGREVE Superintendent of Schools DR. FRANK SANDERS, JR. Assistant Superintendant Business Management BOARD OF EDUCATION: Back Row: Mr. Cecil Palmer, Mr. Adolph F. Biel, and Mr. Richard J. Schreiber. Front Row: Mrs. Lois E. Bell, and Mr. Max H. Mason. 167 MARY AARON Special Education EORETTA ARGERUS Reading Lab. JIM ARGES Physical Education MARGARET ARNDT Counselor GEORGE BEREOLOS English, Ath. Director HOWARD B INSTOCK X- Electric Construction shop HERMAN BUEHRLE Electronics ETHEL BYRNE Social Studies RON CAPPELLETTI Math HAROLD CARLSON U. S. His tory PERMIT CLYNE Counselor MARY J. COOK English JANIE F. COOPER Biology JAMES COWTHRAN Filing General Bus. ROBERT CROKER Building trades Ins. 168 MARIE CUNNINGHAM English I, II MURIEL DIX English AUDOLPH EGYED Ex. Metals TED ERIKSON Chemistry, Phisics SfrNDRA ESTEP Phys. Ed. PETER FEIKEMA English JAMES FORD F oods I, II GAIL GRANBACH Cafeteria Services JEFFERY JACOBSON Art MARTIN JAMROSE Biology, Gen. Science CAROLYN JOHNSON Typing, Accounting BILLIE JONES Business Education ARTHUR KARNES Counselor ARCH KENNEDY W elding GENEROSE JONES Bus. Math, Math II 169 DARLENE KOLANOWSKI Algebra, Gen. Math PAUL KOMPIER Appliance Repair JOHN KRULL Industrial Electric DONNA KULA Spanish GREGORY LADD Theatre Arts TED LAZARZ Machine Shop FRANK LENTVORSKY Geography LAWRENCE MAKA Mathematics ROBERT MASTEJ Shop DARRELL MAZURA Data Processing tom McCullough Drafting SANDRA McQUIGG Business SHIRLEY MEHLECK Nurse JOSEPH MEYER Printing MARY MOBERLY Home Economics SHIRLEY MYERS Journalism JAMES PORTER English MICHAEL PRAMUK English LYNN SCOFIELD Work Coordinator OSCAR SHREFFLER Mech. Drawing I, II DONALD SHRYOCK Mech. Drawing VELMA SNYDER Choral Director PATRICIA SOHACKI Data Processing WILLIAM SPEELMON Distributive Education 171 BARRY QUIGG Special Education LOGAN RANNEY Foundry JAMES RIZZUTI Auto I DONALD ROBINSON Health Safety EDWARD RUDD Math DEBRA SCHREIBER Bus. Typing MARY STARK English MICHAEL STE CYK I.C.T. JUDITH STEWART Child Care HERSCHEL STIVERS Auto II RAY STOKES Band THOMAS STRBJAK X -Drafting DAVE TALABAY Counselor JUDITH THOMPSON Media LAWRENCE THWING Media Specialist LEE TURNER Sheet Metal ANTHONY VELLIGAN Bus. Mach. , Office Ed. DALE VIEAU History JOHN WAGNER C . W . Hi s to r y NANCY WERNER Home Economics WAYNE WESLEY Social Studies 172 ’ar ill r BOBBIE WILLIAMS English ROSA LEE WILLIAMS Home Economics ROBERT WILSON Health FRANCES WINTERS Math ALICE WOOD Home Economics ARNA YOUNGER Physical Education BOYD ZINK Pipefitting Mr. Stecyk, Mr. Wag- ner and Mr. Veil igan prepare food for the fac- ulty picnic at Optimist Park in October. 173 Eloise Smith, Educational Secretary Bernadine Tyler, Bookkeeper- T reasurer � ...� � In ■ Jane Askew, Stock Clerk Mary Berg, Guidance Clerk Helen Eckard Clerk 174 Left: Goldie Hodal, Attendance ; Middle: Olga Chovanik, Paraprofes sional; Lower: Ed Camp, Attendance. Jamie Alishio Attendance 175 Mary Luebker Attendance HEWIT HARDWARE 5631 Calumet Avenue Hammond, Indiana 46320 932-1086 The Publication of the high school yearbook would like to thank you for buying a place in our book. We know it doesn ' t matter what size of an ad you bought, it ' s the feelings and words that you have a place in t h e yearbook. Ads can be bought in full page, half page, or forth page. 176 STEFFENS ' BAKERY 714 State Line Calumet City, llinois 60409 862-6640 Many companies have been buying a place in the yearbook ever since 1923. So you can see alot of companies have been taking a place in the year- book for 55 years. The companies take their time out to buy an ad in the yearbook. We know that you have done your best to help the yearbook out. So we send the companies who ever bought a place in the yearbook our thanks and appreciation. BERRY ROOFING INC. 2028 Sherman Street Hammond, Indiana 46320 931-0273 177 L79 Roy’s Friendly Service (DEALER IN STANDARD GAS AND OIL) Ridge Road Torrence Avenue Lansing, Illinois Our Motto: Efficient Service Our Hobby: Courtesy Phone: 895-9839 BEATTY MACHINE MANUFACTURING COMPANY Beatty has long been known as a leading designer of mach- inery for the heavy metal fab- ricating industry. 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DOUGLAS PARK BARBERS 621 - 131st Place 3816 Hohman 219-933-4400 933-9541 WE NEED YOUR HEAD IN OUR BUSINESS CALUMET AUTO REBUILDERS DON ' S BARBER SHOP 5105 Calumet Avenue 415 Gostlm 838-3565 SHOP THRIF-T-MART BRENDA ' S T1P-T-TOE SALON 1301 Chicago Ave. 524 Gostlin 932-5480 932-3848 EL TACO REAL J. W. MILLIKAN, INC. 935 Hoffman 449 State Street 932-8333 931-2760 RAILROAD SALVAGE D. E HERRING, INC. 543 State Street CONTRACTORS-ENGINEERS 932-9303 4545 Ash Street 937-0100 Len Poliak Offers 48 hr. money back guarantee MORE 36, 000 miles or 36 month warranty For Your Future All this plus personalized service from Doug Aplin Assistant Used Car Manager 938 8000 184 185 A s this year comes to an end, with a lot of us going our separate ways, it ' s possible we will begin to sort out our lives and finish wha t ' . igli school started. Making the best of our high school years, is the most important point to be considered. What we make of our high school years will reflect on our future a great deal. After these years have passed, you will look back on them and say, I wish I hhd them and say, I wish I had been m ore involved. ” Then you will realize that it is too late. Now you can look back o n this year anil see how good it was. For some, there ' s always another year ahead. How good it is depends upon you. You a re the biggest judge of your life in the future. t 1 THE LAST DAY. 189 Abbott, M. 132,100 Abernathy, W. 132 Adkins, L. 132 Adkins, T. 148 Aguirre, M. 148 Aguirre, 0. 148 Alanza, J. 148 Alcala, P. 148 Alexander, D. 140 Alexaaderj E. 140 Alexander, T. 166 Allen, N. 148 Alspach, H. 140 Alyea, P. 140 Anderson, E. 140 Andres, D. 140 Ansbro, C. 140 Andrews, K. 132,100 Arce, M. 132 Arce, N. 132 Arce, Z. 148 Ard, T. 140 Armstrong, L. 132 Armstrong, S. 148 Asbell, D. 50 Asbell, J. 88,96 Ashby, N. 132 Atkins, K. 96,98 Austin, J. 132 Austin, V. 49,148 rfvery, R. 148 Avery, T. 132 Avery, T. 148 Ayers, M. 132 Backer, N. 140 Badgley, J. 132 Badgley, N. 148 Baggett, C. 132 Bailey, D. 166 Ball, W. 132 Banks, T. 166 Banninger, T. 148 Bapst, R. 140 Baptist, K. 118 Baptist, L. 140 Barber, R. 140 Barlow, D. 148, 51 Barnard, J. 166 Barron, G. 151 Bashan, C. 132 Bass, E. 148 Baumghart, W. 132 Bautista, R. 144, 96 Bautista, R. 140, 96, Beaver, C. 148. 78 Becerra, M. 132 Beck, D. 148 Beck, R. 132 Beeson, E. 148 Beeson, J. £ 2 Behrens, W. 140 Beitler.P. 140 Best. J. 132 U8 Besterda, H. 166 Beyers, J. 141 Bic knell, F. 148 Bishop, T. 148 Blaakoyich, B. 166 Bodnar, E. 166 Bodor, C. 148 Bolt.C. 132 Boez, T. 132 Bolton, R. 140 Bowlin,, 1 ' 48 Boyd, T. 14 ' Brandon, D. 132 Bratton, J. 141 Breu, D. 148 Brewer, E. 132, 51 Brewer, J. 132 Brewer, O. 140,84, Bridgmon, S. 148 Bronas, M. 148 Brooks, D. 132 Brooks, R. 148 Brown, C. 141 Brown, K. 148 Brown, P. 84-85 Brown, V. 148 Brown, R. 148 Brown, G. 167 Broz, L. 149 Brunte, E. 149 Bubash, L. 96, 98, Buck, M. 132, 100 Buck, P. 149 Burns, V. 141 Bush, G. 141 Bush, L. 141 Bustamante, C. 149 Butler, M. 132 Cabb, M. 132 Calas, L. 133 Call, K. 84. 149 Camp, D. 133 Camp . K. 167 Campbell, A. 133 Campbell, R. 167 Cantu, E. 149 Cantu, E. 141 Capps, B. 141 Carlson, D. 167 Carlson, N. 141 Carlton, K. 141 Carlton, M. 149 Carney, S. 141 Carpenter, D. 13o Carr, S. 74 Carroll, M. 141 Ceasar, C. 149, 74 Chambliss, R. 141 Chitwood, T. 133 Chumley, T. 133, Clanton, P. 148 Clark, K. 51 Clark, N. 96, 98 Clarke, S. 141 Cline, R. 133 Coates, K. 148, 41 Coffey, R. 141 Cohen, C. 148, 49 Cohen, S. 133 Collins, A. 141 Collins, E. 133 Collins, E. 149 Collins, K. 133 Collins, J.. 133 Colvin. F. 167 Compion, L. 133 Conger, P. 149 tfndex Conway, D. 133 Earle, J. 150 Cook, R. 133 Eastwood, E. 141 Cooper, B. 149, 49 Edwards, C. 150 Cortez, A. 149 Cothran, J. 141 Crain, T. 141 Edwards, J. 141, 108 Edwards, L. 134 Edwards, T. 150 Crain, T. 133,118 Einsele, S. 150 Crapps, C. 133 Croston, D. 133 Cross, C. 32 Crowley, J. 167 Elam, D, 150, 108, 50 Elam, K. 141 Engle, R. 141, 96 Ernest, J. 134 Crowley, R. 96, 9‘ Essary, T. 142 Cruz, D. 133 Etienne, D. 150, 51 Cryer, A. 149 Evans, M. 142 Csonka, V. 133 Fabris, N. 142 Culver, R. 133, 100 Falk, R. 142, 32 Cunningham, b.- 108 Farris, E. 142 Cunningham, D. 149F a ught, A. 134, 100 Cunningham, J. 108,Faught, T. 150 Cunningham, M. 133 Felton, J. 150 Cunningham, S. 149 Fentress, R. 134 Currier, R. 141 Ferrel, G. 150 Cyr, R. 148 Fetterhoff, J. 134 131 150 Dabbs, S. 168 Dabbs, L. 133 Dabis, D. 149 Dale, Kathy. 149 Dale, L. 168 Darnola, R. 133 Davidson, R. 149 Davis, B. 168 Davis, J. 133 Davis, L. 133 De Groot, M. 149 De Groot, S. 133 Dehoyes, J. 141 Dehoyos, A. 149 Dejesus. C. 168 Delgado, F. 141 Delgado. J. 133 „ . Dellenbach, E. 149, Foy ’ l3 ° Delrio, M. 133, 10b Fo y L - 168 Delunat M. 149 Frazier, B. 134 Dennison, J. 168 Deskins, B. 133 Deweese, D. 48 DeWeese, M. 168 DeWeese. W. 133 Dewitt, D. 133 Fetterhoff, K. 142 Fleming, J. 150 Flora, B. 150 Flora, D. 142 Flora, L. 150 Flores, D. 150 Flores, E. 134 Flores, G. 142 Flores, G. 134, 100 Flores, I. Flores, J. Flores, O. 142 Flores, R. 150 Forsythe, B. 142 Forsythe, D. 134 Fowler, T. 142 Fox, W. 134 Frazier C. 142 Fraizer, I.. 142 Frazier, L. 169 Fulkc c: ' , C. 134 Fulkerson, D. 169 Funtress, T. 75 Gajewski, E. 142 Gamblin, C. 134 Garate, Z. 142 Garcia, E Diaz, M. 168 Diaz, S. 134 Diaz, S. 141 Diggs, M. 149 Dills, N. 168 r . p Djurdjevich, I. 149 2 Dorsey, B. 141 Dorsey, C. 134 Dorsey, J. 149 Dorsey, M. 149, 75 Doty, C. 100 Doughty, G. 134 150, 51 142, 51 Garcia, K. 134 Garcia, M. 134 Garcia, N. 134 Garcia, R. 150 Garcia, W. 142 Gardner, G. 150, 84, Doughty J. 150, 10. ren, G. T 6 9 Dross, D. 141 Garton . L _ ]6 „ Dross, D. 150. 35 Garza, R. 142, 84, 96 Drzch, M. 168 Gawron. M. 142 Dudley. J. 141 Geary, J. 134 Dudley. R- 150 Gilbert, S. 142 Duff, R. 134 Gill, M. 134, 118 Duhamell, M. 150 Gilmore, A. 134 Dunn, E. 138 Dunn, J.134 Gilyard, J. 169 Girton, L 142 Glanowski, B. 169 Glanowski, R. 32, 40 Gonazlez, C. 150 Gonzalez, D. 142, 79 Gootee, M. 142 Gordon, A. 140 Gordon, D. 134 Gorney, P. 51 Grabill, P. 150 Grabill, R. 142 Grabowski, T. 51 Grant, A. 134 Grant, K. 134 Grayes. D. 108, 109, Gray, V. 134 Green, D. 169 Green, D. 142 Green, F. 142 Green, M. 134 Gross, A. 134 Grubich, J. 150 Guadiana, R. 48 Guerra, M. 169 Guerrero, J. 169 Gulley, L. 150, 57 Gutierrez, B. Gutierrez, D. Gutierrez, E. Gurierrez, G. Gutierrez, R. Gutierrez, V. Guy, K. 142 Guzman, G. 134 Hagan, J. 134 Hahney, M. 150, 88 Hahney, W. 79, 98 Hailey, D. 150 Hailey, E. 134 Hailey, W. 135 Hall. D. 150 Hanaway, M. 142, 32 Harmon, D. 142, 75 Harris, C. 135 Harris, I. 142 Harris, R. 150 Hartline, N. 135 Harvey, S. 150 Haynes, C. 135 Haynes, L. 150 Heath, J. 150 Heaton, R. 150 Heaton, T. 135 Henderson, D. 150 Henderson, H. 142 Henson, D. 135 Henson, E. 135 Henson, L. 150, 35 Hernandez, E. 135 Hernandez, H. 40, 22 Hernandez, A. 150, 88 Hernandez, C. 150 Hernandez, I. 150 Hernandez, L. 143 Hernandez, L. 135 Herrera, A. 150, 50 Hill, C. 150 Hines, S. 74 Hinojosa, C. 151 Hinojosa, L. 143 Holbrock, F. 150 Hoibrock, M. 135 Hoolehan, D. 143 Hooper, J. 143 Housty, H. 143 Houx, A. 143 Hulitt, J. 96, 50 Hulsey, R. 143 Hunter, P. 135 Hurley, L. 135 Hustead, L. 135 Hutchings, D. 143 Hutton, N. 150 Ingram, M. 135 Ingram, W. 151 Irizarry, W. 135 Isbell, A. 135 Jackson, D. 135 Jacobson, P. 135 Janiszewski, D. 135 Jimenez, A. 135 Johnson, A. 135 Johnson, B. 143, 96 Johnson, C. 151 Johnson, G. 143 Johnson, K. 96, 98 Johnson, R. 143 Johnson, S. 135 Johnson, S. 151 Johnson, L. 151 Jones, B. 143, 49 Jones, J. 143 Jones, J. 135 Judd, J. 135, 100 Jurick, D. 143 Kansky, D. 51 Kama la, B. 96 Kard ris, H. 151 Keardaris, M. 151 Kielb, J. 135 Kiley, C. 135 Kimble, R. 135 Kincaid, B. 143 Kincaid, R. 135 King, S. 151, 78 Knapik, A. 75, 48 Knapik, F. 135, 100 Knight, P. 135 Knoerzer, M. 135 Knoerzer, N. 151 Kochevar, K. 143 Koepp, M. 143, 84 Kogrtage, R. 151 Kopp, C. 143 Kownack, S. 96, 98 Kozlowski, F. 143 Krause, B. 135, 100 Krukowski, T. 136 Kubicki, F. 151 Kuntz, A. 151, 75 Kuntz, R. 136 Land, D. 143 Lape, P. 136 Larby, C. 143 Larimer, M. 151, 108 Larkins, A. 143 Larson, B. 136 Larson, J. 143 Lashbrook, J. 151 Lashbrook, S. 136 Lasher, K. 151 Laxton, C. 143 Le Long, D. 143 190 Leath, T. 151 Leber, P. 143 Leday, S. 136 Lee, D. 143 Lee, G. 143 Lee, N. 136 Lenzo, P. 151, 49, Lockett, 1. 143, 119 Lockett, S. 136 Lopez, A, 136 Lopez, E. 144, 32 Lopez, E. 151 Lopez, J. 136 Lopez, J. 108, 109 Lopez, R. 144 Lopez, R. 96, 99 Lozano, A. 136 Lozano, M. 152, 49 Lozano. R. 50 Lukas, M. 152 Lunsford, D. 136 Lynch, J. 144, 51 Lynch, J. 152, 108, Madeka, F. 51, 26 Madeka, J. 144 Majka, T. 152, 11 Malacina, D. 144 Malahy, R. 144 Maldonado, N. 144 Maldonado, R. 136, Maldonado, S. 172 Manning, T. 136 Mantel, G. 172 Mantel, P. 144 Mantis, K. 119, 50 Manzo, F. 172 Manzo, J. 108, 10 ' Marcano, J. 144, 75 Marcano, N. 136, 27 Martell, J. 136 Martin, K. 144, 32 Martin, K. 144 Martin, P. 136 Martin, R. 144 Martin, S. 144, 48 Martinez, A. 152, 75 Martinez, A. 136, 49 Martinez, C. 152 Martinez, P. 144 Martinez, S. 144 Martisauskas, R. 172 Masch, R. 100 Mason, H. 136 Mason, J, 144 Massengale, L. 152 Matovina, B. 144 Mathews, T. 136 Mathins, ], 118 Me Daniel, T. 89 McCarroll, S. 136 McCarty, D. 144 McCarty, D. 152 McCarty, T. 144 McCormack, B. 152 McCormick, M. 144 McCrea, D. McFarland, M. 136 McKinney, D. McKinney, J. 152, 11 McNair, W. 136 Medina, A. 152 Medina, O. 144 Medrano, A. 136 Meier, D. Mendoza, M. 172 Mendoza, R, 136 Mercer, S. 152 Merry, T. Meyer, T. Midel, G. Miller, D. 152 Miller, J. 172 Miller, R. 152 Milton, E. 136 Minich, K. 172 Minnifield, A. 152 Mirasso, D. 136 Moore, B, 144 Moore, C. 152 Moore, D. Moore, D. 144 152 144 152 136 Jmdex Pariso, B. 152 Rollins, R. 153 Parker, K. 153 Rollins, W. 153 Parrish, S« 152 n. cac p ici Parrish, V. 173 Fosas - R ] ■ 151 Parsons, B. 137, 100 Ro V- B - 138 Pater, G. 145 Ro Y- G - 145 Patterson, M. 145 Ruiz, C. 145, 27 Patterson, N, 145 R “ iz - F - 153 - 34 - 48 Parrish, A. 137 Rumsey, R. 138 Patterson, T. 98, 79 Sadler, E. 145 Sales, T. 145, 100 Salinas, A. 138 Peacock, J. 145 Pena, M. 153 Peterson, D. 153 Phillips, D. 153 Phillips, J. 145 Phillips, R. 145, 49 Phillips, T. 145 Pieowski. L. 153 . 84 Sanchez, S. 146 Salinas, S. 145 Sanchez, J. 145 Sanchez, J. 153 Sanchez, M. 138 Sanchez, M. 138, 100 Moore, P. 152 Moore, P. 84, 85, 96 Moore, R. 152 Morenz, B. 152, 96 Morgan, D. 144, 74 Morrison, H. 152 Mudd, D. 136 Mudd, E. 152 Murphy, K. 137 Murphy, M. 137 Murray, W. 152 Napier, R. 137, 100 Napier, T. 173 Naugle, C. 144 Negele, M. 137 Nichols, D. 137 Nicholson, R. 144 Nicholson, T. 9 Nielson, C. 11 Nieto, M. 9 Nieto, S. 173 Niezgoda, D. 9 Nitz, F. 12 Nix, F. 9 Nolbertowicz, C. 10 Nolbertowicz, M. 12 Nordyke, T, 152,11 Novak, K. 49,9 Nystrom, M. 9 Nystrom, M. 137 Oakes, A. 144 Oakes, J. 10 Oglesby, K. 137 Okichicn, J. 144,11 Oiler, J. 137,9 Olovotte, D. Opach, E. 173, 12 Opach.E. 12 Orouke,T. 12 Ortega, A. 9 Ortega, S. 152 Ortegon, N. 145, 48 Ortegon, J. 96, 99, 50 Ortiz, M. 137 Ostrowski, M. 96, 9° Otto, S. 15, 2 Padgett, R. 137, 118 Page, R. 137 Palacios, M. 152 Paradise, R. 152, 27 Podkul, P. 173 Pondo, B. 153 Popa, D. 137 Porras, J. 137 Potts, K. 173 Powell, J. 137, 118 Powers, R. 145 Price, C. 153 Price, E. 137 Pryor, D. 145 Puentez, C. 145 Quinn, B. 153 Ramirez, A. 145, 27 Ramirez, D. 137, 100 Schaal, S. 153 Ramirez, E. 145, 27 Scott, C, 146 Ramirez, R. 137 Sanchez, T. 138 Sanders. B. 146 Sanders, T. 138 Sanders, W. 138 Sandifur, N. 153 Sandifur, P. 153, 50 Sandoval, I. 138 Sandoval. M. 146 Sansom, B. 138 Sansom, T. 138 Sansom, M. 146 Sansom, A. 138 Santos, R, 96,99,50 Santos, R, 146 Ramirez, V. 145 Ramirez, Y. 153 Ramos, L. 153 Rangel, S. 145 Rardin, D. 153 Reed, D. 137 Reed, D. 153 Reed, R. 173 Reges, R. 145 Reibe, B. 75 Reyes, J. 145 Reynolds, B. 153 Reynolds, D. 137 Reynolds, R. 137 Richards, D. 145, 32 Scott, C, 153 Scott, J, 138,79 Scott, M, 146 Sebenste, C, 146 Seifrig, C, 146 Siefrig, J, 138 Seljan, C, 146 Sellers, D, 138 Sendejas, J, 138,118 Sendejas V, 146, 50 Seward, R, 146 Sessum, J, 146 Shaw, D, 146 Shearer, D, 146 Shelton, L, 138 Shelton, M, 153 Shelton, R, 138 Richards, R. 153 Richards, T. 137, 100 cu , _ n . . , „ ..Shelton, Z, 138 Richardson, D. 137, 14 ; Richardson, G. 153 Ridgell, B. 145 Ridgell, E. 137 Riebe, B. 34, 48, 26 Riley, A. 145 Riley, C. 145 Riley, W. 145 Rios, C. 153 Ritter, T. 145 Rivett, T. 145 Robinson, C. 137 Robinson, ]. 145 Robles, R. 153 Rodriguez, M. 138 Rodriquez, J. 137 Ring, E. 137 Robinson, C. 137 Rogers, B. 145 Rogers, ]. 153 Rogers, T. 138, 118 Shipp, J, 146,96,97 Simmons, J, 153 Simmons, P, 153 Sims, P, 96,50 Sirbeck, D, 138 Skinner, L. 153 Skinner, S, 146 Smith, A, 153,49 Smith, B, 138 Smith, D. 138 Smith, E, 153 Smith, G, 153 Smith, M, 138 Smyth, D, 108 Snyder, K, 146 Snyder, R, 146 Snyder, T, 154 Solan, D, 154 Sommer. C, 74,40, 26 Southard, C, 146 Spear, S, 138 Spear, S, 154 Spitzer, T, 50 Spoor, R, 154,96,50 Spoor, T, 138, 100 Stachura, R, 138 Staley, D, 138 Staley, J, 146, 50, 51 Staley, R, 138 Stanek, D, 154,50 Stanek, J. 146, 32 Stanek, S. 154, 118 Stanek, T. 138, 118 Stanford, M. 139 Stemper, J. 146, 51 Stemper, M. 146 Stevens, R. 139 Stoddard, L. 139 Stoddard, C. 139 Stotts, S. 146, 32, 48 Stricklin, J. 139, 49 Stringer, P. 154 Studer, D. 139 Suarez, N. 139 Suto, R. 154 Sweeney, G. 146 Synko, R. 154, 118-119 Szyndrowski, R. 146 Tabor, M. 146 Tarlton, E. 146 Taylor, B. 139 Taylor, D. 154 Taylor, J. 139, 118 Taylor, J. 154, 50 Taylor, M. 154 Taylor, M, 139 Thllmont, J. 27 Thilmont, M. 154, 75 40, 30-31 Thomas, R. 154 Thomas, T. 139 Thompson, V. 154 Tichenor, 3. 154 Tigner. C. 139 Tillotson, T. 176 Townley, T. 75, 48 30-31 Townsend, C. 139 Trevino, R. 100 Trevino, R. 139 Turner, D. 75 Turner, L. 139 Turner, R. 139 Turpin, V. 147, 49 Tyner, ]. 147 Upshaw, E. 139 Valle, R. 147, 100 Valllant, J. 147 Valllant, J. 147 Vanscoryck, D. 154 Vargas, P. 139 VaVercan, T. 147 Ventura, L. 154 Vezer, B. 139 Villanueva, C. 147 Villanueva, E, 49 Wagner, M. 139 Waldron, H. 51 Waldron, J. 155 Walker. G. 176 Walker, M. 155 Walker, R. 147 Walker, S. 139 Wallace, D. 139 Wallace, J. 139 Walters , D. 176 Wahlsmith, J. 155 Wampler, E. 147 Ward T. 154 Washington, R. 147 Watkins, D. 154 Watkins, ]. 50 Watson, E. 139 Watson, E. 84,96,99 50, 51 Watts. A . 139. 49 Watts, S. 176 Weatherford, J. 176 Weaver, B. 139 Webb, J. 147, 96 Webber, N. 139 Webber, R. 147 Webster, C. 139 Webster, M. 154 Webster, M. 154 Webster, V. 147 Wells, R. 139 Wells, T. 139 West, C, 147 West, K. 139 West, M. 50, 154 Wetzel, F. 154 Weyer, C. 75 White, D. 154 White, E. 154 White, M. 139 White, R. 50 White, T. 147 Whitelow, J. 154 Wick, M. 140 Wiles, S. 140 Williams, J. 140 Wills, T. 147 Wilson, G. 140 Wilson, K. 140 Wilson, T. 140 Wingard, C. 147 Winiecki. D. 154 Winklepleck , L. 1 ' ' Winters, G. 50 Wisniewski, D. 154 Wolfe, J. 140 Wood, T. 150 Woods, J. 154, 49 Wright, B. 140 Writt, ]. 140 Writt, J. 98, 50, 51 Writt, J. 79 Writt, J. 154 Wylie, T. 140 Ybarra, S. 140 Yeager, K. 51 Yost, E. 147 Young, J. 50 Yudis, J. 140, 118 Yudis, K. 140 Yudis, S. 147 Zack, A. 140 Zalkowski, G. 155 191 c know edpemen For the first time this year, the Chart Staff was organized in a way that we had one class period for work. Rather than the one full day with members run- ning in and out, with pages getting confused and misplaced. This was an aide to the yearbook staff and instructor as well as the yearbook itself. For then we had the opportunity to be together at once and have different views on changes, pictures and theme ideas. The yearbook takes a great deal of time and effort out of every staff mem- ber in order for us to prepare a book that everyone can appreciate. Butitall couldn ' t have been possible without Sam ' s guidance and criticism. Also there ar e photographers who took the pictures. A special thanks to Bodie, Harry, and Tom. Yet not to forget our own Herbie Waldron, Marvin Carlton, and Scott DeGroot. But most importantly the 1 978 Chart Staff who spent long and hard hour s trying to recapture the year in a way that everyone can look back on and appreciate. I hope you enjoy your yearbook, because we enjoyed putting it together for you. Thanks! The Editor, STAFF MEMBERS 192 £