Hanover Central High School - Key Yearbook (Cedar Lake, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1968 volume:

CEDAR LAKE, INDIANA CO-EDITORS: ADVISOR: Sue Urbanski Mr. Ray Shrader Paulette Hoycus “THE KEY’’ 1968 HANOVER CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Seniors 5-18 2 FOREWORD The 1967-68 KEY” is dedicated to the graduating seniors of Hanover Central High School. In view of the expanding demands placed on today’s youth, this year’s class of 1968 has met the challenge with a full commission and can be proud of their achieve- ment. As the first graduating class of Hanover, it is the sincere hope of our yearbook staff, as well as the hope of the tireless faculty and progressive administration which have assisted in maturing this year’s seniors, that in years yet to come, our book will reflect a small portion of the life which abounded within the confines of H.C.H.S. In addition, the ’68 KEY is also dedicated to the founders and innovators who have laid the groundwork that will persevere in years ahead and preserve H.C.H.S, as one of Lake County’s finest educational institutions. Among countless acknowledgements that should be made, it is evident that the pro- gress of H.C.H.S. has been demonstrated during the 1967-68 school year in many areas. As a full, 4-year institution, curricula grew to meet demands of Physics, German, Latin, Chemistry, Journalism and related areas of instruction. Activities afforded to the 1967-68 student, in any grade, ranged from sound drama presentations to any number of musical, athletic, and academic endeavors. Thrills this year came to many students for the first time. After a successful foot- ball season—Hanover's very first—the magic of Indiana’s State High School Basketball Tournament captured many. The taste of success and the realization of failure, the thrill of victory and the anguish of defeat, the feel of desire and the fall of indifference, the growth of concern and the absence of apathy,—all were a part of Hanover’s initial maturing year—1968. Hanover Central High School congratulates this year’s graduating class. But what is unique is the fact that this year’s class, as well as every other class, congratulates Hanover Central High School. Both demand the commendation— Well Done!” The 1968 Key Staff 4 SENIORS Ron Dill Tim Donnelly Randy Dreiling Seniors Bev Dunn, Tom Kooi, Joyce Richards, Jerome Schweitzer, and Ron Dill move through Hanover’s lunch line. 7 Debi Fulkerson Ray Gerald Bonnie Gudmundson Richard Hapner Gary Harrell 8 Senior John Hurst chalks up a victory as he pins his Peotone opponent. Don Hunt John Hurst Donna Ishmael 9 Tom Kooi Kris Kortokrax 10 Paul Kretz Carol Klein E. James Kleine Don Kennedy Ernie Kibel Candy Kurrack Carol MacDonald Phil Morgan Let's see, ac- cording to the records, 1987 would be a good year to graduate. Dave McClymont Jan McLaughlin Tom Nelson I I Rich Neimeyer Barb Nutt Trude Osha Michele Pavokovich John Perzee 12 Sharon Piening Ray Parks Kathy Pasierb John Popyk Phil Ragan Lee Raue Murl Reichert Joyce Richards Allen Saberniak Jerome Schweitzer Brenda Seaton 13 Marilyn Segert John Slankard Barb Shoemaker Larry Stigall Nancy Stiles Eddie Towry 14 Vicki Sorschak Sandy Slankard Jerry Urbanczyk Bob Watt Mickey Whisler Studious Jerome Schweiter ponders the problem with the help of a drumstick. 16 Dave White Sandy Wislocki Harold Yorke Michele Pavokovich and Paul Kretz anxiously await assignments in Senior Lit. Senior Dennis DeWell discusses his plans with head counselor Mr. Miller. H-m-m-m I wonder if Alan has a plan? - - Our AMERICAN GOVERNMENT w iaij Office Assistants (Seniors (L to R) - Carol Klein, Nancy Stiles, Brenda Seaton, Sandy Wells, Sue Urbanski, Mrs. Mary DeWell. Senior Class Officers (L to R) - Marilyn Segert (vice-president), Barb Nutt (secretary), Sandy Wislocki (treasurer), Randy Drieling (president). 18 Junior Class Officers (L to R) - Laura Foreman (treasurer), Linda Schiessle (secretary). Chuck Gonzales (vice-president), Dan Collins (president). Sophomore Class Officers (STANDING): Tom Harrell (treasurer) (SEATED): Joe Deno (vice-president), Rosemary Seehausen (secretary). (ABSENT): Linda Starman (president). 19 Freshman Class Officers (L to R): Jane Flora (treasurer), Greg Voica (president), Karen Stecyk (secretary). Celeste DeWell (vice-president). (L to R): Paula Boyer (vice-pres.) Terry Barnett (secretary) Chuck Jackson (treasurer) Mary Jane Zuranski (president) Eighth Grade Class Officers 20 ADMINISTRATION PRINCIPAL, Mr, Paul Scamihorn and ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL, Mr. John Todd. Mr. Todd and I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate the first graduating class of Hanover Central High School. These students are charter members of a new educational institution— Hanover Central High School. This is a distinct privilege which you should be proud of. and an honor that comes to only a few. It is our hope and belief that your education here has been a challenge to you, and that you are being graduated with a feeling of some measure of success, and that, whether you are bound for the trades, vocations, farming, homemaking, college, or the arts and the professions, your schooling shall have provided a sound foundation. Whatever comes, whatever you do, remember that always the kindest thoughts and good wishes are coming from us to you, and we trust you may make the most of every opportunity that presents itself to you. To the undergraduates and faculty of Hanover Central High School we would say thanks for helping us to have such a successful school year. Hanover Central High School has a great beginning and we are looking forward to even greater achievements in the years to come. Paul E. Scamihorn, Principal John P. Todd, Ass’t. Principal 22 Advisory Board TRUSTEE AND ADVISORY BOARD - (left to tight): Ray Mager, Frank Stevens, George Malo, Trustee, and Bill Lueder. School MRS. MARY DeWELL Secretary MR. RON BA KA IT IS B.S. , Indiana State University, Drawing, Graphic Arts, Gen- eral Shop. MISS VIRGINIA BRUNT B. S. , Manchester College. Arts and Crafts. Indiana ament, Ei uversity U.S. tor B. S. , Manchester College. logy, Science, History, ball Coach, and [sity Basketball B. S. , M. S., Indiana State University. 8th Grade Physical Education and Girls' Guidance Counselor. Sponsors Sopho- more Class. MR. DEAN COX MISS JUDY CRANE 25 MRS. ROBERTA CRUMRINE MR. JAMES FORRESTER B. S. , Valparaiso University. U.S. History, Driver Education. Head Coach Varsity Basketball, Head Coach Varsity Baseball. MRS. ELLEN GONZALES R. N. , Swedish Covenant Hos- pital. Sponsors Future Nurses. MR. JACK GRANGER B.A., Ball State University. Spanish 1-2-3. Sponsors Senior Class and Spanish Club. B. S., Indiana University. Busi- ness Law, Salesmanship, Be- ginning and A dvanced Short - hand, Advanced Typing. Spon- sors Cheerleaders and 8th Grade. B. S. , M.S., Indiana State Uni- versity. Chemistry, 8th Grade MISS DIANE HACKLER MISS SANDRA HALSTEAD MR. JOHN HARKINS 26 MRS. NILA HART B. S. , Purdue University. Home Econ. I, Home Econ. Ill, Special Home Econ. Sponsors National Honor Society, Co- Sponsors Future Homemakers Assn. B. S. , M. S. , Loyola University, Purdue University. Biology, Advanced Biology, Earth Sci- ence. Sponsors Future Teacher's Assn. , Chess Club. MR. MIKE HEIL B. S. , Olivet Nazarene College. General Music, Senior and Jun- ior High Choir. Sponsors Han- over 4 Quartet, Girls Ensemble, Mixed Ensemble, Musical Drama. A.B. , Olivet Nazarene College. 8th Grade Math, Algebra I, and Advanced Algebra. MR. NORMAN HOLMES B. S. , M.A., Ball State Uni- versity. Woods and Electricity. Varsity Cross-Country, and Wrestling Coach. B. A., Purdue University. Eng- lish 8,9, and 10. MISS 1REJ1E JOYCE MR. DARRELL JONES MRS. MARSHA KEENE 27 MR. LARRY K1RGAN B. M.E. , Northwestern Univer- sity. instrumental Music. Sponsors Dance Band, Pep Band, and Pom Pom Corps. MR. JOHN LARSON A. B. , M. S. , Indiana University. Social Studies, U.S. History, and Psychology. Problems of Democracy. MR. JOHN LEM LEY A. B. , Indiana University. French. Sponsors French Club. B.S., M.S. , Indiana Univer- sity. Director of Guidance, Hanover Central High School. B. S.tjf Mj U'f iiapa State Uni- versity pm UAS. History, . ofld Misery, renaissance Reformation. Sponsors Indiana historical Society and Junior Class. � West Virginia Institute Yv of Technology. Algebra, Ge- ometry, and Senior Mathe- matics. MRS. MARY LOVE MRS. CAROL MAYROSE MR. LEONARD MILLER 28 MR. AL McCASEY B.A. , Murray State University. English, Drama. Sponsors MISS PAT N B. S. , Indiana ing. tice, sors S MR. MIKE NEWKIRK B. S., Indiana University. Eng- lish, Speech. Sponsors Speech Club. _ i - ) 71 r. B. S. , M. S. , Ball State Uni- versity. Bookkeeping I and II, Typing I. Coaches Varsity Track. B.S. , M.S., Valparaiso Uni- versity, Indiana University. Health, 8th Grade Physical Education. Coaches 8th Grade Basketball. B. S., Indiana University. Phys ical Education, Health. Spon- sors GAA, Girls' Gymnastics. Coaches Gymnastics. 29 MR. CHUCK RAWLINGS B. S. , M. S., Indiana Univer- sity. Health and Physical Ed- ucation. Sponsors Lettermen's Club and Sophomore Class. Assistant Baseball Coach. MR. RAY SHRADER B.S. . Ball State University. Journalism. Business Math, General Business. Sponsors REVONAH and THE KEY. Ass't Varsity Football Coach and Freshman Basketball Coach. MISS ANN SLECHTICKY B. S. , Southern Illinois Univer sity. English 8 and 9, High School Mathematics. B.S., Ball State University. School Librarian. Sponsors Library Club. B. A. , Earlham College. Ger- man and Latin. Sponsors Jun- I N ior Classical Leagj g. 1 rsj W A.B. , Olivet Nazarene. Eng- lish 10 and 12, Renaissance Reformation. Sponsors Junior Class and Student Council. MR. ROCMAN WITESELL 30 MISS RITA STANLEY MR. GARY YOUNG CUSTODIANS - (left to right SEATED): Mrs. Ida Stout, Mrs. Jeannette Schweitzer, (left to right STANDING): Mr. Larry Polen, Mr. Earl Cockerell, Mr. Walter Schreiber. Custodians and Cooks CAFETERIA STAFF - (left to right): Mrs. Delphine Niemeyer, Mrs. Marie Rutkowske, Mrs. Ruth Mager, Mrs. Grace Miller. ALEXANDER, NOLA BALES, MADELINE BERGS LIEN, JUDY BOGGS, CURTIS BOONE, JIM BOUCHER, LINDA BOUGIE, KATHY BRAV, JOHN BROWN, TERRY BRAUMBAUGH, BOB CANNER, PATTI CLEMENT, CAROL CLINTON, PAT CLINTON, BOB COLLINS, DAN COURTNEY, STEVE CRISP, TERRY CROWELL, ARDITH CUMMINS, CRIS DAGLER, BOB 33 DEW ELL, STEVEN DEWITT, LOIS DOUGLAS, PAUL DOWLING, DEBBIE EASTLING, SANDY FLANN1GAN, BILL FLORA, BETTY JO FOREMAN, LAURA FRALEY, SHARON GOLDSMITH, HAROLD GOLDSMITH, NANCY GONZALES, CHUCK GONZALES, LYNN GOODMAN, SANDY HAHN, JO ANNE HALL, MARK HANLON, TOM HAYES, GLEN HEIN. KATHY HELDT, RALPH 34 LARSON; HAROLD MCDONALD, GORDON MALA VOLTA, PHIL MARINE. BOB MARLOWE, JACK MARTIN, ERIC MEYER, MARY MILLER, DEBBIE HOLDER, BARB HOOVER, DEBBIE HORECKY, GALE HUDAK, GEORGE JULIAN, ERNIE JOHNSON, DAVE KARSTENSEN, DEAN KIECHLE, MARY JO KORTAKRAX, CHUCK KUHNS, KAREN LABERGE, DAVE LARSEN, RICK 35 MITCH, JANE NAGY, MARY ANN NEAVES, RUSS NOEL, JOHN NOLAN, ROXANNE OLDENDORF, CHERIE PARAT, RICH PARIS, MICHAEL PETERSON, CLIFF PLESE, DAR POPYK, ELAINE PORTER, JEFF PORTER, JERRY RAGAN, MELVA REESE, RICK RICHIE, PAM RIETMAN, GREG SASSEVILLE, BOB SCHIESSLE, LINDA SCHMIDT, DALE 36 SCHONTUBE, JACK SCHULTE, DENNY SINGER, VONDA SINTICH, DAVE SHOEMAKER, BILL SLIGER, MIKE STARK, TOM SWAFFORD, MARQUITT TADLOCK, LINDA TANO, GAIL THOMASON, GLENN THORN, JAMES URBANSKI, JERRY WACHTER, FRANK WALLEY, TOM WARD, SANDI WAY, CHERYL WEGER, KATHY WERBLO, DAVID WHITE, BILL 37 WHITE. SUE WHITING. PAT WITVOET, DONNA WOODWARD. KAREN WOODWARD, TOM YOTHMENT, CINDY ZAHORA, KENNETH Catch every word for those notebooks, lectures are vital! 38 Our new teachers have some new ideas. Concentration and hard work go together. But who's paper is Gordon concentrating on?? SOPHOMO ANDREOTTI, PAM ARNOLD, LINDA BARRETT, DENISE BATES, GLORIA BISSET. BILL BLANCHARD, TERRY BOLING, SUZANNE BOUGIE, NORMAN BOYER. LARRY BRADLEY, EDNA BRUMBAUGH. GRACE BURKE, GENEVA BURKE, GLEN BARNETT, JACKIE COFFIN, PAM DENO, JOE DONNELLY, DEBBIE DUNN,BOB EASTING. BOB FOREMAN. TOM 41 FORTNER, PAM FREEMAN, JUDY GARRETT, JEFF GILBY, SCOTT GLASSFORD, CINDY GOODMEN, EDDIE GRANGER, MELVIN GREEN HOLT, DAVE HACKER, DAVE HALL, JIM HAMILTON, RON HAM LETT, BEV HARRELL. TOM HAYS, BOB HAYS, GALE HELDT, ROGER HILL, RANDY H1TTLE, PAUL HOOVER, RON HORECKY. LAURA 42 HUDAK, JEFF JACKSON, BOB JONES, ALLEN JONES, BONNIE JONES, SUE KAZORA, ROSS KIBEL, BONNIE KLEINE, CAROL KURRACK, MELODY LACEY, DONNA LANSDOWN, SANDY LINSON, RAY LINSON, BARRY MCKEE, JOY MCVICKERS, DEB MELLOTT, PAUL MATTHEWS, LINDA MEVES, KERRY MILLER, MICHELE MOORE, DAVIE 43 MOSIER, MIKE MULVIHILL, KEVIN NELSON, EDDIE PARMAN, CHUCK PARKER, SANDY PHILLIPS, DAN RAUE, DONNA RIENWICK. KATHY REBENACK, RICH ROBINSON, KEITH ROGUS, PATRICIA ROHL, KATHY ROPP, JAMES ROPP, RONALD SABERN1AK, LINDA SASSEVILLE, ANDRE SCHWEITZER, DARRYL SCHWEITZER, EUGENE SEEHAUSEN, ROSEMARY SMITH, VICKIE 44 SHOEMAKER, ROBBIE STEUER, MIKE STEVENS. JANINE ST1ELOVV, GAYLAN SULLIVAN, PAT SHINKLE, RICHARD THEIL, GERRY THOMPSON, KATHY TINDALL. KEN TOMECKO. JERRY TOWRY, BILL TOWRY, CHARLES TURNER, JOHN THOMPSON, SUSIE VANHORN, MARK VENTERS, JIM VVACTHER, KATHY WALKOWIAK, BEN WALTER, YVONNE WEGER, GLORIA 45 WERBLO, DIANE WERNES, BOB WESTBROOK, BRENDA zurawski, Anita Sophomore boys, under watchful eyes of Mr. Holmes, learn practical skills in woodworking. HOLMQU1ST, RICH FRESHMEN ANDERSON. KEN ANDREOTTI, CINDY BAACKE, BEV BECKER. TINA BENTON, ELIZABETH BERG, GWEN BISSET, BETTY BLANCHARD, TONY BLISS, CINDY BREEDEN. YVONNE BRIGGS. LORI BROWNING, UN DA BURGESS, PATRICK CANNER, CONNIE CARLBURG, RICKY CHILDRESS. LON CHRISTMAN. DARRELL CROUCH, KATHY CROWELL, GEORGIA DEVINE, BANKS 48 DEWELL. CELESTE DIRCKS, DAVE DORSETT, ROBBIN EFFINGER, DIANE ENDR1S, CHRIS EVANS. TALLY FLORA. JANIE FOREMAN. SUSIE FOSS, DEBBIE GAPEN, MARGIE GERALD, JOYCE GOJDOS. JOHN GRANGER. MIKE GREEN, JIM GRONHOLN, RICH GRUBAUGH, DEBBIE GRZYCH, RICHARD GUDMUNDSON, RANDY HAMMONDS, TERRE HANCOCK, MARLON 49 HARKABUS. HOLLY H1LLEBOLD, MATT HITCHCOCK, ART HOECKELBERG, DORIS HOLDER, GA1LA HUTZLER, KAREN JENSEN, DENNIS KAD1SAK, RODGER KING, DON KRETZ, TERRY KRETZ, SHARON KORTOKRAX, BILL KOUDER, RICK LARSON, VICKY LAVENZ, RUSS LEONARD, KAREN LIPKA, UNDA LOCK, OSCAR LYNCH, DIANE MCCLYMONT, MARY 50 MCM1LLEN, MARY MACDONALD, RODDI MACLOWSK1, JOHN MALOWSK1, REBECCA MARLOWE, WAREN MEYER, BOB MEYERS, ROBERTA MEYERS, VON MILLER, MINDY MANTEL, JANICE MONTEMAYOR, CONRADO MATKOWICZ, RACHELLE NAGY. DEAN NELSON, DIANE NOLAN. MICHAEL NORDYKE, CHESTER PARIS, CHARLES PASIERB, NANCY PIENING, BARB PITCHER, DON 51 PALESK1, GREG POPYK, LEROY PORTER, D’ANN QUAS BARTH, DONNA RAGAN, SYLVIA REBENACK, MARILYN REICHERT, KAY RICH, SUE ROBINSON, DARLEEN ROLLENSEN, SHERRY RUSSELL, MARILYN SC HI ESS LE, MARK SCHRIEBER, TOM SCHULTE, CHUCK SCHUTZ. JOHN STECYK, KAREN STEUER, PETE TURBYFILL, CONNIE UNGER, DAVE VINSON, CAROL 52 VOICA, GREG WAGNER, CAROL WATT, CARL WEISE, JOHN WELLS, CATHY WELTER, DANNY WESTERHOFF, JERRY ANN W1SLOCK1, LOUIS ANDERSON, DEBBIE ASHCRAFT, RICKY AUGUSTON, MIKE BARNETT, CAROL BARNETT, TERRY BARTON, LEE ANN BATE, JESSIE BOHLING, BILL BOYER, PAULA BREWER, DIANA BROWN, JIM BRUMBAUGH, RICH CLEMENT, SHERRY CLINTON, DENNIS COX, DEBBIE DAVIS, DEBBY 55 DAVIS, RANDY DELOE, BERNICE DEWITT, DON DEWITT, JEFF DIAZ, IRENE DRE1LING, BILL EASTLING, RICH ELLISON, RHONA ENDRIS, ANNA FREEMAN, PAUL FAUROT, BOB GANDY, REGINA GARLOCK, SHERRY GARRET, PAM GENTRY, DEBBIE HAM LETT, STEVEN HAYES, KEN HAYES, ROY HEIN, PAM HEINDELL, JAMES 56 HILL, DIANE HITCHCOCK, CORRI HOLMQUIST, NANCY HURST, MIKE HURST, SUSAN IMRE, SUE JACKSON, CHUCK JONELIS, BILL KADISAK, RELLA KAY, MARY KERSEY, FLORENCE KORTHAVER, DOREEN KRETZ, SUSIE LAMP, JANIE LARSON, GARY LEGU1RE, LEO LESTER, DIANE MALAVOLTA, PERRY MALLOT, THERESA MARTIN, DORTHY 57 MARTIN, JOE MCKEE, LIZ MCV1CKERS, JACK MEYER, BARBARA MOLEM AN, JOHN MOORE, ANITA MOORE, MIKE MORRETT, FRED NUTT, BETH O’CONNOR, PATRICK O'DOR, BILL OLDENDORF, MARV MULV1HILL, DAWN NEAVES, DONNA NELSON, LORI NOLAN, PAT OWENS, DALE PARMA N. PAT PAWLOWSKI, CHRISTINE PENN, JIM 58 PLANT, GALEN PLESE, JIM RUN1ARO, AL ROLLENSON, KENNY R1ETMAN, GERALD RICHARDS, JUDY REEDSTORM, KAREN REBENACK, TERRY SACK, DEBBIE SASSAVILLE, LISA SAULS, VIVIEN SCAMIHORN, MIKE SCHINKEL, ANN SCHMIDT, CATHY SCHULTE, KAREN SEEGERS, JANET SETSER, BRENDA SHINKLE, DANNY SHOEMAKER, BOB SMITH, BARB 59 SPANNER, JAMES SPAN NON, JAMES STARK, GWEN STOUT, DEBBIE STUMP, CORINE STUMP. TIM SWIFT, VICKI SZARMACH, RANDY THIEL. ROXANNE UNSWORTH, HARRY VINCENT, GAY ANN WAHL, RICHARD TUTTLE, SANDY TOWRY, BOB THORPE. GAEA THORN. TERRY WACHTER. BETTY WACHTER, BILL WARD. MARIA WARD, ROY 60 WATT, CHUCK WAY, JACK WAY, JIM WESTERHOFF, ALLAN WELLS, DAVE WHITEBROOK, DEB WILSON, PATTY WILSON, RAY WISLOCKI, LIZ WOODBURN, BARBARA WOODWARD, JOHN WRIGHT, JAMES WRIGHT, JERRY WRIGHT, MARTHA YOUNG, BRUCE ZAHORA, DENNIS ZERBY, ALLEN ZIMMERMAN, DAVE ZURANSKI, MARY JANE ZURAWSK1, TIM 61 COMMODORl BACK ROW - STANDING (left to right) Art Hithcock, Jim Hall. Larry Boyer, Dennis Jensen, Gerry Thiel. Jerry Tomecko, Tom Harrell, MikeMosier, Pete Steuer, HEAD COACH, Dean Cox. SECOND ROW - Asst. Coach. Ray Shrader. Kerry Meves, Terry Kretz, Roger Kadisak, Pat Burgess, Lon Childress, John Schutz, Ron Hoover, Bob Wahl, John Malowski. THIRD ROW - (kneeling) Mgr. Banks DeVine, Melvin Granger, Randy Gudmundson, Jeff Hudak, Keith Robinson, Rich Hplmquist, Paul Hacker, GregVoica, Mark Schiessle Mike Granger, Bill Kortokrax. FOURTH ROW - (sitting) Joe Deno. Tally Evans, Bob Meyer. Pat Sullivan. Ross Kazora, Don Pitcher, Bob Wernes. Not Present, Darrell Christman. VARSITY FOOTBALL 1967 Hanover 21 N. Newton 6 Hanover 20 Momence 7 Rich Central 27 Hanover 12 Hanover 7 River Forest 0 Hanover 14 N. Judson 0 Hanover Central High School fielded its first football team in 1967 under the direction of head coach Dean Cox and assistant Ray Shrader. Led by sophomore fullback Larry Boyer, .the Wildcats emerged the vic- tor in four of five junior varsity contests. After an opening 21-6 victory over an equally inexperienced N. Newton team, Hanover's gridders downed an impressive Momence squad, 20-7. The Cats' undefeated season was spoiled by a 27-12 setback at the hands of Rich Central. Defensively, the Wildcats turned in four stellar performances, including two shutouts, led by Boyer, sophomore tackles Mike Mosier and Keith Robinson, and a host of defensive standouts. Fresh- man halfback Greg Voica and sophomore Bob Wernes rounded out an explosive running attack commanded by quarterback Joe Deno. In 1968 the Cats graduate to varsity competition as they will encounter Wheatfield, N. Judson, River Forest, W. Central, East Gary, and Momence in varsity tussles. 63 ' r Dennis Jensen (No. 80) and sophomore tackle Keith Robinson (No. 72) close in on a North Judson runner. Art Hitch- cock (No. 88) and Don Pitcher (No. 62) offer pursuit. The Wildcats of Hanover Central won the contest, 14-0. Mel Granger (No. 21) preserves a Hanover shutout at North Judson with a key interception. Leading ground gainer Larry Boyer breaks into the North Judson secondary en route to one of two Hanover TD's. Cross-Country BOTTOM ROW - Eric Martin, Richard Gryczh, Rick Reese, Mickey Whisler. TOP ROW - Mr. Holmes, John Hurst, Bill Shoemaker, Eugene Schweitzer, Mike Steuer, Jerone Schweitzer, Rick Larsen. J 967 Record East Gary 23 Hanover --29 Hanover 22 Grant Park •34 Lowell ---18 Hanover --43 Lake Central 20 Hanover 36 North Newton - 26 Hanover --29 Hanover 15 Beecher 45 Lowell ---18 Hanover -- 42 Hanover 21 Manteno 34 River Forest - - 26 Hanover -- 29 Gary Andrean 18 Hanover 39 Lowell 19 Hanover 36 Hanover ---20 N. Judson --35 Hanover ---21 DeMotte -- 36 (Reserves) Hanover ---22 Liberty Twp. - -- 36 Hanover 23 MTlville 24 Hanover ---17 Peotone 40 EAST GARY INVITATIONAL (Oct. 4) Hanover ---19 Herscher -- 36 Tied for 3rd Place. (9 Team Event) Hanover •--21 Hebron - - 34 SECTIONAL - Placed 14th of 22 Teams. Hanover ■-- 19 Kouts - - 36 Best Time: Mickey Whisler 10:07 North Newton - 20 Hanover --35 Best Sectional Place: Mickey Whisler 49th Hanover •--23 Rensselaer -- 33 Hanover ■- - 21 Oxford --35 65 Hanover's Netmen (Left to right) Coach Atkinson, Ron Dill, Phil Malavolta, Glenn Thomason, Cliff Peterson, Dave Wargo, Scott Nelson, Manage , Keith Flynn. Undefeated Singles Player, Dan Collins. SCHEDULE Hanover .--3 River Forest • Hanover --- 3 Griffith B Crown Point 4 Hanover — MB Hanover ... 3 Highland B' Junior, Glenn Thomason on the Highland court. 2 2 1 2 VARSITY BASKETBALL - FIRST ROW (SEATED): Mickey Whisler and Dan Collins. SECOND ROW (KNEELING): Rich Niemeyer, Gary Harrell, Glenn Thomason, Phil Malavolta, Kieth Flynn. THIRD ROW (STANDING): Jerome Schweitzer, Chuck Gonzales, Ron Dill, Bob Clinton, George Clinton, Tom Kooi, Mr. Forester, Head Coach. (NOT PICTURED, Randy Dreiling). Varsity Posts 9-12 Season HANOVER OPPONENT Varsity basketball, under 2nd year direction of 59 64 53 50 64 61 73 60 - - - 62 56 66 67 - - - 64 74 55 53 Lake Central 45 65 - - - 52 62 68 69 51 59 - - - - Liberty Twp. 75 69 63 74 - - Chicago Desalle 54 62 - - - Manteno (111.) 71 62 Morgan Twp. 68 75 - - Grant Park (111.) 72 69 - - Momence (111.) 107 73 - - - • - -Washington Twp. 59 61 58 62 HOLIDAY TOURNEY AT HANOVER • SECTIONAL TOURNEY coach Jim Forrester, matured from the 2-17 '67 sea- son to a 9-12 mark. Hanover fans'were treated to exciting basketball all season as 6 victories came by margins of 6 points or less and 8 of 11 losses were by margins of 9 points or less. On the night to remember - Feb. 10, 1968 - Hanover set a new school scoring record with a 107- 73 thumping of Washington Twp. Junior forward Glenn Thomason set an individual school scoring record with 33 points. Glenn, who averaged 18.8 pts. per game, led all scorers for the season with 371 points. Second in the scoring parade was senior center George Clinton who averaged 15.4 pts. per game. Clinton won the MVP award, leading the team in rebounding with 291. The team averaged 41 % in shooting from the field and 58% from the charity stripe. Senior Gary Harrell led in assists with 96, and Thomason led in free-throwing with 68% accuracy. • 67 (Left): Senior guard Gary Harrell drives for a field goal against Kouts. Hanover won 62-56. Senior forward Rich Niemeyer arches a shot over the outstretched hands of a Kouts opponent. George Clinton (no. 34) passes over dismayed opposition. George led Hanover with 17 points against Kouts. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL - FIRST ROW (KNEELING): Mike Granger, Manager, Tom Foreman, Randy Hill, Jim Hall, Joe Deno. SECOND ROW (STANDING): Roger Heldt, Manager, Glen Ward, Tom Harrell, Gerry Thiel, Eugene Schweitzer, Larry Boyer, Mr. Dean Cox, Coach. Junior Varsity Closes Fast HANOVER 42 48 - 34 55 - 32 51 - 31 41 - 41 37 - 33 29 - 28 60 - 43 55 - 22 43 - 39 37 - 45 68 - 60 79 - 35 50 - 55 14 - 37 34 - 48 36 - 42 34 - 43 41 - OPPONENT llliana Christian ------Gary Wirt - Rolling Prairie ------Westville -----------Kouts ------East Gary ----------Lowell - - Lake Central Lowell - - Liberty Twp. - - Beecher (111.) -Chicago Desalle - Manteno (111.) - - Morgan Twp. Grant Park (111.) - Momence (111.) Washington Twp. - - Boone Grove Sophomore forward Gerry Theil shows shooting form. 69 8 WINS 10 LOSSES 67- 68 SEASON A TEAM Merrillville---------32 Taft.................71 Lowell---------------40 Hebron---------------71 Hanover--------------37 E. Gary--------------39 E. Gary---------------53 Hobart---------------52 Lake Central---------58 Boone Grove----------38 Hanover--------------64 Hanover--------------42 Lowell---------------45 DeMotte--------------co Hanover---------------29 Hanover---------------23 Hanover---------------20 Hanover---------------30 Boone Grove-----------35 Hanover---------------24 Hanover---------------34 Hanover---------------45 Hanover---------------44 Hanover---------------32 Kouts-----------------39 N. Newton-------------23 Hanover---------------28 Hanover---------------aq B” TEAM Hebron - - - 57 Hanover 15 E. Gary 35 Hanover 31 Lake Central - - ■ ' 63 Hanover 15 FRESHMAN TOURNEY AT EAST GARY Freshman Basketball FRESHMAN BASKETBALL (FRONT ROW - SEATED): Bob Wahl, Mark Schiessle, John Schutz, Matt Hillebold. (SECOND ROW): Roger Kadisak, Bob Meyer, Gregg Voica, Rich Gryzch, Terry Kretz, Patrick Sullivan (Mgr.). (THIRD ROW): Pete Steuer, Louis Wis- locki, Dean Nagy, Warren Marlowe. Dennis Jensen, Banks Devine, Art Hitchcock, Coach Ray Shrader. Yearlings Close Season Winning 2 of Final 4 EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL - (FRONT ROW - KNEELING): Ken Kleine, John Woodward, Chuck Jack- son, Galen Plant, Ricky Ashcraft (Mgr.). (SECOND ROW): Coach Dick Norris, Jim Plese, Jim Spannon, Perry Malavolta, Bill Jonelis, Mike Augustyn, Dan Shinkle (Mgr.). Young Wildcats Post 5 9 Season Jr. High Basketball 1967-68 SEASON Merrillville---------------44 DeMotte--------------------38 Hanover--------------------52 Hanover-------------------37 Munster-------------------53 Hanover--------------------43 Hanover--------------------41 Taft.......................53 River Forest---------------43 Hanover--------------------44 Lowell--------------------51 Kahler---------------------50 St. Mary's----------------42 ♦Griffith-------------------50 ♦ TOURNEY AT KAHLER Hanover-------------------39 Hanover-------------------33 St. Mary's----------------49 Lowell--------------------34 Hanover-------------------34 N. Newton-----------------17 Winfield------------------13 Hanover-------------------33 Hanover-------------------30 Griffith------------------36 Hanover-------------------35 Hanover-------------------24 Hanover------------------ 29 Hanover-------------------36 ’67-’68 SCHEDULE Crown Point (JV) 27 Hanover - 25 Liberty Twp. (V) 8 Hanover - 32 Munster (V) 42 Hanover - 11 River Forest (V) 39 Hanover - 11 North Newton (V) 10 H anover - 45 Crown Point (JV) 25 Hanover - 22 Peotone (V) 16 Hanover - 36 Peotone (V) 21 Hanover - 35 South Newton (V) 7 Hanover - 50 North Judson (V) 16 Hanover - 36 Liberty Twp. (V) 11 Hanover - 34 South Newton (V) 11 Hanover - 36 Munster (V) 32 Hanover - 16 North Judson (V) 8 H anover - 37 9 VICTORIES 5 LOSSES 0 Placed 9th of 12 teams in Sectional Fastest Pin - Jerry Urbanczyk :14 Most Pins - Bob Brumbaugh 10 PINS Most Points - Rick Larson 58 POINTS Jim Boone wins by pin! Matmen Record Successful Season Varsity Wrestling WRESTLING TEAM - FIRST ROW (BOTTOM): Rick Rebenack, Rick Reese, Jerry Urbanczyk, Pat Burgess. SECOND ROW: Daryl Schweitzer, Bob Brumbaugh, Darrell Christman, Jim Boone, Chuck Schulte. THIRD ROW: Ray Parks, John Hurst, Dave Sintich, Jack Marlowe, Jack Schontube, Paul Douglas, Mr. Norman Holmes (Coach). Referee closely inspects the ef- forts of Dave Sin- tich. Senior John Hurst sugers a Peotone op- ponent. John, who wrestles in the 154- pound class had an individual record of 10 victories and 4 losses. Nine of his ten tri- umphs came via pin. Gymnastics Comes to Hanover GYMNASTICS TEAM - (FRONT ROW): Norman Bougie, Glen Hays, Scott Nelson, Tom Anderson, John Weis. (2nd ROW): Diane Lynch, Janice Mantel, Diane Nelson, Lynn Gonzales, Sue Kretz, Yvonne Walters, Terry Barnett, Debbie Anderson. (3rd ROW): Vicki Smith, Linda Starman, Diane Effinger, Tina Becker, Ernest Julian, Bill Shoe- maker, Carl Watt, Sandy Lansdown, Eric Martin, Deb Dowling, Miss Porter (Coach). CHEERBLOCK - BOTTOM ROW - Debbie Miller (President), Mary Meyer (Vice Pres.) Anita Zurawski Secretary), Kathy Hein (Treasurer), Miss Nemeth. SENIOR FHA - BOTTOM ROW - Mrs. Hart, Debbie Fulkerson (Vice Pres.), Margo Fortner (President), Paulette Hoycus (Secretary), Miss Crain. SECOND ROW - Betty Flora, Carol Klein, Sandy Slankard, Madeline Bales, Ardeth Crowell, Bev Dunn. THIRD ROW - Sandy Ward, Mary Ann Nagy, Carol Clem- ent. Sharon Eastling, Laura Barton, Car6l McDonald, Gayle Horecky, Mitch Pavockovich (Treasurer) ABSENT. 75 JUNIOR FHA - BOTTOM ROW - Mrs, Hart, Marilyn Rebenack, Celeste DeWell, Diane Effinger, Karen Stecyk, Miss Crain. SECOND ROW - Darlene Robinson, Debbie Sack, Georgia Crowell, Mary McClymont, Judith Richards. THIRD ROW - Kathy Crouch, Linda Browning, Florence Kersey, Kay Reichart, Mary McMillen, Diane Quasebarth, Vicky Larsen. FRENCH CLUB - BOTTOM ROW - Mr. Lemley, Linda Saberniak (Sec- retary), Melvin Granger (Treas- urer), Pam Andreotti (Vice Pres. ). SECOND ROW - Diane Werblo, Gayle Horecky, Glenn Hays, Gloria Weger. THIRD ROW - Dave Werb- lo, D'Ann Porter, Jackie Barnett, Kathy Wells, Jeff Hudak. FOURTH ROW - Denise Barrett, Grace Brumbaugh, Roger Heldt, Norman Bougie, Beverly Hamlett, Sue Jones. FIFTH ROW - Carol Wag- ner, Kevin Mulvihil, Andre Sasse- ville. Jack Marlowe, Bill Shoe- maker, Laura Horecky, Rosemary See hausen. 76 FUTURE NURSES CLUB - BOTTOM ROW - Cindy Glassford (President), Gail Hayes (Vice Pres.), Debbie An- derson (Secretary), Gaea Thorpe (Treasurer), Janine Stevens (Librarian), Mrs. Gonzales. SECOND ROW - Debbie Davis, Theresa Malott, Denise Noel. THIRD ROW - Roxanne Theil, Barbara Smith, Debbie.Stout, Lee Ann Barton, Judy Overton, Sue Hurst, Ann Schinkel. GAA - BOTTOM ROW - Beverly Hamlett (President), Linda Starman (Vice Pres.), Vicki Smith (Secretary), Laura Horeckv (Treasurer), Darlene Yorke (Sports Head), Miss Porter. 77 JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE - POTTOM ROW - Holly Harkabus, Mr. Whitesell, Kathy Weger (Vice Pres. )( Tally Evans. SECOND ROW - Tom Wally, Harold Larson, Jerry Overton, Greg Voica. ABSENT - Kathy Bougie (President), Barb Shoemaker (Secretary). JUNIOR HISTORICAL SOCIETY - BOTTOM ROW - Gail Tano (Treasurer), Kathy Weger (Secretary), Sandy Wells (Vice Pres.), Sandy Wislocki (President), Mrs. Mayrose. SECOND ROW - Jeri Westerhoff, Yvonne Breeden, Sue Foreman, Jani Flora. THIRD ROW - Donna Raue, Vicki Smith, Chuck Parman, Larry Boyer, Patrick Sullivan, Ross Kozora, Judy Bergslien. 78 LETTERMAN'S CLUB - BOTTOM ROW - Phil Malavolta (Treasurer), Eric Martin (Secretary), Rick Reese (Vice Pres.), Jerome Schweitzer (President), Mr. Rawlings. SECOND ROW - Rich Hapner, Keith Flynn, Gary Harrell, Dan Collins, Rick Larsen, Jerry Urbanczyk. THIRD ROW - Cliff Peterson, John Hurst, Rich Niemeyer, Ron Dill. Tom Kooi, Glenn Thomason, Ray Parks, Jim Boone. KEY STAFF - BOTTOM ROW - Sue Urbanski (Co- Editor), Mr. Shrader, Paulette Hoycus (Co-Edi- tor). SECOND ROW - Sandy Eastling, Anita Zu- rawski, Jan McLaughlin, Trude Osha. THIRD ROW - Randy Dreiling, Ernest Julian, Dave Sintich, Bob Dagler, Bob Eastling. LIBRARIAN’S CLUB - BOTTOM ROW - Diane Werblo, Miss Stanley, Debbie Stout. SEC- OND ROW - Vicky Larson, Georgia Cro- well, Cathy Crouch, Diane Lynch. THIRD ROW - Debbie Miller, Sandy Tuttle, Chester Nordyke, Lee Ann Bar- ton, Sue Rich. A NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY A. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - BOTTOM ROW - Bonnie Gudmunson (Historian), Barb Nutt (Treasurer), Lee Raue (President), Marilyn Segert (Vice Pres. ), Carol Klein (Secretary). SECOND ROW - Mr. Atkin- son, Joyce Richards, Brenda Seaton, Margo Fortner, Michele Pavokovich, Mrs. Hart. THIRD ROW - Harry Beamer, Linda Westerhoff, Allen Saberniak, Paul Kretz, Kris Kortokrax, John Slankard. REVONAH STAFF - BOTTOM ROW - Sue Urbanski, Paulette Hoycus, Randy Dreiling, Anita Zurawski, Mr. Ray Shrader. SECOND ROW - Sandy Eastling, Bob Dunn, Bonnie Kibel. THIRD ROW - Trude Osha, Jan McLaughlin, Nancy Stiles, Don Kennedy, Bob Van Horn. FOURTH ROW - Ernie Julian, Bob Clinton, Dave Sintich, Bob East- ling, Bob Dagler. SLIDE-RULE CLUB - BOTTOM ROW - Jim Bohling, Mr. Harkins, Harry Beamer. SECOND ROW - Dave Werblo, Dave McClymont, Dave Sintich, George Clinton, Chuck Kortokrax, Lee Raue, Jerry Urbanski. 81 SPANISH CLUB - BOTTOM ROW - Barb Nutt (Vice Pres. ), Julie Klemm (Pres.), Mr. Gran- ger, Joyce Richards (Treasurer). STUDENT COUNCIL - BOTTOM ROW - Glen Thomason (President), Dave Wargo (Vice President), Carol Klein (Secretary), Pam Richy (Treasurer), Dan Collins (Parliamentarian), Mr. Young. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS - Michele Pavockovich, Lynn Gonzales, Marilyn Segert, Linda Westerhoff, Bev Dunn. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Diane Lynch Diane Nelson Bev Baake Holly Harkabus 8th GRADE CHEERLEADERS - Paula Boyer, Mary Jane Zuranski, Sandy Tuttle, Terry Barnett. 84 SR. HIGH MIXED ENSEMBLE - BOTTOM ROW - Mr. Heil, Cindy Yothment, Betty Flora, Barb Holder. SECOND ROW - Tom Stark, Pat Flanigan, Patti Canner, John Slankard, Marilyn Segert. THIRD ROW - Sandy Wells, Lee Raue, Vicki Sorschak, Dennis DeWell, John Brav, Barb Nutt, Ernie Julian. SR. HIGH CHOIR - John Slankard (Pres.), Lee Raue (Vice Pres.), Marilyn Segert (Secretary), Barb Nutt (Treasurer), Mr. Heil (Director). 85 BAND - Cliff Peterson (President, Drum Major), Chuck Gonzales DANCE BAND - BOTTOM ROW - Grace Brumbaugh, Terry Kretz, Ross Kozora, Bob Van Horn. SECOND ROW - Darlene Yorke, Harold Yorke, Chuck Jackson, Mike Scamihorn, John Weis, Jim Penn. THIRD ROW - Glen Hayes, Pam Andreotti, Melvin Granger, Sandy Eastling. (Vice Pres.), Bonnie Gudmundson (Sec.), Darlene Yorke (Treas.) POM-POM GIRLS - BOTTOM ROW - Diane Lynch, Lori Nelson, Diane Nelson, Sue Imre, Sue Foreman, Janice Mantel, Jane Mitch. SECOND ROW - Sandy Parker, Pam Fortner, Laura Foreman, Terry Crisp, Cindy Glassford, Pam Richey, Holly Harkabus, Dar Plese. THIRD ROW - Linda Starman, Julie Klemm, Debbie Dowling, Tina Becker, Lynn Gonzales, Linda Schiessle, Sue Jones, Diane Effinger, Debbie Anderson. JR. HIGH CHOIR - BOTTOM ROW - Mr. Heil, Paula Boyer (Vice Pres.), Janie Lamp (Pres. ), Mary Jane Zuranski (Sec. ), Darlene Yorke (Accomp. ), Walter Hands (Treas.) 88 Diane Effinger performs on a newly acquired trampoline in the high school gym. Sue Urbanski and Paulette Hoycus, CO-EDITORS of the 1968 Key plan and outline the book. 89 Freshman basketball coach Ray Shrader outlines patterned offense to his yearlings. Any liberal arts education entails many skills. Future chefs Dave Cummins and Bucky Towry master the manly art of dishwashing af- ter an experience in the kitchen. Hanover Central's Pep Band performs at half-time. Cliff Peterson conducts. Mr. Rawlings, Boys' Physical Education instructor, dispenses equipment from the cage. The culinary arts are not denied to anyone in the home of the Wilcats. Mickey Whis- ler and Barry Linson inspect goodies in one of the Home Ec. ovens. A familiar huddle surrounds head basketball coach Mr. Forrester dur- ing a time-out in the Kouts con- test. Hanover won 6?-56 as cen- ter George Clinton (using towel) poured in 17 points. _ Several students gather around the desk and listen closely as v . Mr. Atkinson outlines the leg- J islative process. ft 92 oMon This fine class - YOUR class WILL ALWAYS BE KNOWN AS THE FIRST TO GRADUATE FROM A GREAT NEW SCHOOL • YOUR BADGE OF MEMBERSHIP IN THIS ELITE GROUP IS YOUR CLASS RING WEAR IT PROUDLY IT WAS MADE FOR YOU BY AMERICA'S FIRST JEWELRY MANUFACTURER • CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES JIM BELL 1912 Monrovia L.B. Michigan City, Indiana 46360 REPRESENTING JEWELRY'S FINEST CRAFTSMEN CLASS RINGS AND PINS • CLUB INSIGNIA MEDALS ■ TROPHIES • PLAQUES • DIPLOMAS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS 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. 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 INLAND STEEL COMPANY Indiana Harbor Works - 3210 Watling Street - East Chicago, Indiana An equal opportunity employer 95 Ready to grow with IN AN ATMOSPHERE OF GROWTH NIPSCO is one of the highest-paying utilities in the State of Indiana. Its attractive employe benefit pack- age-tuition refund plan, vacations, holidays, life in- surance, comprehensive medical insurance, pensions, etc.—provides an atmosphere for individual growth. Fifteen leading colleges and universities are strategi cally located throughout its service area with others available in the greater Chicago area. Drop in. We’ll be glad to talk jobs with you. a growing company? AN OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE An opportunity to serve awaits industrious young men and women at Northern Indiana Public Service Com- pany. As one of the top gas and electric distribution utilities in the United States, NIPSCO is constantly looking for new processes and methods of efficient operation. These include atomic power generation, extra high voltage transmission, underground electric distribution, computerized system planning, under- ground storage of natural gas, community analyses and electronic data processing. Northern Indiana Public Service Company symbol of service in nipscoland 96 THE TASTE THAT BEATS THE OTHERS COLD PEPSI Pours It On! PEPSI-COLA GENERAL BOTTLERS, INC. 112 W. Chicago Avenue East Chicago, Indiana Compliments of ROOT PHOTOGRAPHER (Founded 1889) 1131 West Sheridan Rd. Chicago, Illinois 60626 Phone: 761-5500 OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER FOR HANOVER CENTRAL’S 1968 “KEY” W. F. BRUNT PLUMBING - HEATING - COOLING CONTRACTOR 1. Member Indiana Plumbing - Heating - Cooling Contractors Ass'n 2. Member Indiana Water Pollution Control Ass'n 3. Member American Society of Sanitary Engineering 4. Industrial and Commercial Installations R. R. 2 - Box 397 Cedar Lake, Ind. Phones: 374-5461 and 374-5462 SNELL CHEVROLET SALES INC. 700 W. Commercial Lowell, Indiana 696-8931 99 CEDAR LAKE LUMBER CO., INC. 374-5511 Where Your Building Ideas Take Shape FRY’S DEPT. STORE 305 E. Commercial Ave. , Lowell 696-9137 216 S. Main St. , Crown Point 663-3773 100 Compliments of McNABNEY’S OIL SERVICE R. R. 5 Box 82 Cedar Lake, Indiana ROGER’S SHELL COMPLIMENTS OF ROGER R. PATZ, Proprietor Cedar Lake, Indiana iOl CONGRATULATIONS FROM CARROLL CARROLL CHEVY 1800 N. Main Street Crown Point, Ind. Your Neighborhood Chevy People Flowers and Gifts 102 CENTER GARAGE, INC. Chrysler - Plymouth Sales and Service Cedar Lake, Indiana Phone: 374-7171 CERTIFIED FOODS Lincoln Plaza Cedar Lake, Indiana COFFIN’S SHADY BEACH RESORT Cedar Lake, Indiana Phone: 374-7691 •Cottages • Boat Launching • Picknicking MERRITT and BETTY COFFIN COMMUNITY NEWS SERVICE, INC. 108 S. Main Street Crown Point, Indiana • Newspapers • Magazines • Hallmark Greeting Cards 103 LINCOLN PLAZA BEAUTY SALON P.O. Box 415 Cedar Lake, Ind. 374-6010 MORRY’S SUPER VALUE MARKET R.R. 1 Box 17 Cedar Lake, Ind. 374-7469 SICKINGER’S JEWELRY Art Carved Diamonds 314 E. Commercial Ave. Lowell, Indiana STATH OFFICE EQUIPMENT 106 N. Main Street Crown Point, Indiana Office and Business Supplies of All Kinds Phone: 663-3007 MARIE VANSLYKE, Mgr. TEEGARDEN JEWELERS 1 3 N. Court St. Crown Point, Ind. Phone: 663-2837 Diamond Specialists COLEMAN'S HOTEL RESTAURANT Cedar Lake, Indiana TIM'S BARBER SHOP Cedar Lake Shopping Center Cedar Lake, Indiana DAVE'S DRUGS The Rexall Store (Complete Line of School Supplies) (R. R. 3, Box 3) (Cedar Lake, Indiana) WISMILLER'S STANDARD SERVICE (U.S. 41 and Junction and 2) (Phone: 696-8623) (Lowell, Indiana) COOK LOUNGE -JAKE and LAVERN'S- 1 2 mile east of 41 on Cedar Lake - Cook Rd. Lunches 11 A. M. to 10 P. M. Carry Out Orders Phone: 374-5971 106 Senior Directory ASHCRAFT, MELODY ANN Drama (2,3,4), Journalism (3), Cheerblock (3,4), Jr. Historical (3), GAA (3), FHA (3). AUGUSTYN, ANTHONY E. No activities listed. BARTON, LORRA Spanish Club (4), FHA (2,3,4), ‘GAA (1,2), ‘Sun- shine Cociety (1,2). ‘At Crown Point H. S. BEAMER, HARRY Golf (1,2,3,4), Spanish Club (4), National Honor Society (3,4), Chess Club (3). COKENOUR, MICHAEL E. Wrestling (3). DEWELL, DENNIS H. Student Council (4), Drama Club (2,3,4), Spanish Club (3), Chorus (4), Track (1), Dramatics (2,3,4). DILL, RONALD Golf (2,3,4), Tennis (3,4), Basketball (4), Student Council (1,2,3), Lettermen's Club (2,3,4), Cheer- block (3), French Club (3). DREILING, RUDY L. Basketball (1,3,4), Class President (4), Revonah Staff (4), Key Staff (4). DUNCAN, RON Science Club (1). DUNN, BEVERLY JANE Cheerblock (1,2,3), Cheerleading (4), FHA (4), Drama Club (3,4). DUST, JO-ELLYN GAA (2), Chorus (3). EASTLING, SHARON Band (1,2), FHA (4), Dramatics (3), Spanish Club (4), Drama Club (1,2,3), Cheerblock (1,2.3). FLYNN, KEITH Student Council (3), Jr. Historical (3), Basketball, Baseball, Tennis (Student Manager 2,3,4), Cheer- block (3), Lettermen's Club (3,4). FULKERSON, DEBORAH ‘FHA (1,2, Vice President 4), ‘Student Council (1, 2) , Cheerblock (3,4), ‘Drama (1), ‘Glee Club (1, 3) , ‘GAA (1,2,3). ‘Corona, Anaheim, Westmin- ster High School’s. GERALD, RAYFORD LEE Science Club (1). GUDMUNDSON, BONNIE LEE National Honor Society (3,4), Student Council Seniors gather 'round and listen to music provided by the Junior Class. 107 (2,3,4), Band (1,2 President, 3 Treasurer, 4 Secre- tary), Cheerleader (3), GAA (2), YFC(1,3). HAPNER, RICHARD Wrestling (3), Baseball (3,4), Lettermen Club (4), Cheerblock (3,4). HARRELL, GARY WAYNE Basketball (1,2,3,4), Track (1), Baseball (2), Let- termen's Club (3,4). JOHNSON, JOHN A. Cheerblock (1,2,3), Journalism (3), Hobbie Club (1). KENNEDY, DON Basketball (1,2), Student Council (2), Spanish Club (1,2), Band (1,2), Cheerblock (1,2), Track (1), Golf (1,2). HOFFMAN, SUSAN JANE Chorus (3). HOYCUS, PAULETTE Yearbook Staff (4 Editor), Revonah Staff (4), FHA (4 Secretary), “Spanish Club (1,2), “GAA (1), “Cho- rus (2). “Bishop Noll. HUNT, DON C. French Club (1), Chess Club (3). HURST, JOHN H. Wrestling (3,4), Lettermen's Club (3,4), Cross Country (4). KLE1NE, E. JAMES Student Council (2,3,4), Student Court (3), Drama Club (2,3), Chorus (4), Spanish Club (2), Dramat- ics (2,3,4). Seniors display handiwork on senior cords every Friday. KIBEL, ERNEST C. Choir (3,4), Band (1), Future Teachers (3,4), Spanish Club (2,3). KLEIN, CAROL ANN Cheerleader (1), Student Council (3,4 Secretary), Newspaper Staff (3,4), FHA (4), National Honor Society (3,4 Secretary), Future Teachers (4), So- cial Committee (1), Cheerblock (2,3,4). HILLEBOLD, LYNNE GAA (2), Chorus (3). KOOI, THOMAS J. Basketball (1,2,3,4), Golf (2,3), Letterman (3, 4), Student Council (4), Track (1). KORTOKRAX, KRIS National Honor Society (3,4), Spanish Club (2,3, 4), Band (1,2), Chorus (3,4), Dramatics (2,3,4), Golf (1,2). KRETZ,PAUL National Honor Society (3,4), Spanish Club (2,3, 4), Newspaper Staff (1, 2 and 3 Editor), Yearbook Staff (2,3), Dramatics (4). 108 KURRACK, CANDY Pom Pom's (1,2), Future Nurses (1 Treasurer), Choir (1,2), Cheerblock (2), Cadets (1). MACDONALD, CAROL ANN Newspaper (1,2,3), Yearbook (3), FHA (4), Li- brary Asst. (2). MCCLYMONT, DAVE Slide Rule Club (4) YFC (1,2,3). MCLAUGHLIN, JANIS THERESA Revonah Staff (4), Key Staff (4), ’'‘Booster Club (2, 3), °FHA (1), 'Librarian (3). 'Crown Point High School. MORGAN, PHIL Science Club (1). NAGY, MARGO (FORTNER) National Honor Society (3,4), Cheerleader (1,2,3), Pom Pom Girls (2), Yearbook (3), GAA (2), Student Committee (1), Drama Club (2). NELSON, THOMAS G. No activities listed. NIEMEYER, RICHARD H. Basketball (1,2,3,4), Class Officer (3 Vice Presi- dent), Lettermen's Club (3,4). NUTT, BARBARA Student Council (4), Drama Club (2 Treasurer, 3), GAA (1 President), Spanish Club (2, 3 President, 4 Vice-President), Junior Class Officer (3 Treasurer), Senior Choir (1,3,4 Treasurer), National Honor So- ciety (3, 4 Treasurer), Dramatics (1,2,3). PARKS, RAYMOND Lettermen's Club (3,4), Wrestling (4), Baseball (2, 3), Cheerblock (3,4). PASIERB, KATHLEEN Drama Club (2,3), Pom Pom Girls (3), Spanish Club (4), Yearbook (2,3), Cheerblock (3), Dramatics (2.4). PAVOKOVICH, MICHELE Cheerleader (1,2,4), Student Council (2,3), Band (1,2), Spanish Club (2 President), National Honor Society (4), Dramatics (2), Yearbook Staff (3). PERZEE, JOHN Spanish Club (2), Wrestling (3). POPYK, JOHN Track (1), Spanish Club (2,3), Journalism (3). RAGAN, PHIL No activities listed. RAUE, LEE A. National Honor Society (3, 4 President), Choir (1, 3,4 Vice President), Spanish Club (2,3,4), YFC (1,2,3), Dramatics (3,4), Slide Rule Club (4), Track (1). REICHERT, MURL Track (1). RICHARDS, JOYCE Class Officer (3 Secretary), Spanish Club 2,3,4 Treasurer), National Honor Society (3,4), Dramat- ics (4), Cheerblock (3). SABERN1AK, ALLEN National Honor Society (3,4), Spanish Club (1,2, 3.4) , Choir (3), Chess Club (4), Intermurals (2,3). SCHWEITZER, JEROME MICHAEL Baseball (2,3,4), Lettermen's Club (3,4 President), Cross Country (3,4), Wrestling (3), Basketball (4), Journalism Club (1,2), Intramurals (2,3), Track (1). SEATON. BRENDA Choir (1.3), National Honor Society (3,4). SEGERT, MARILYN MARIE Class Officer (4 Vice-President), Drama Club (2, 3.4) , Cheerleader (3,4), Student Council (2,3 Sec- retary), Future Nurses (1 Secretary), Choir (1, 3,4 Secretary), Spanish Club (2,3), GAA (1 Vice-Presi- dent), Dramatics (2,3,4). 109 SHOEMAKER, BARBARA Junior Classical League (4 Secretary -Treasurer), GAA (1), Librarian's Club (4). URBANSK1, SUSAN MARY Yearbook (4 Editor), Newspaper (1,2,4), Office Asst. (4), Library Asst. (2), Social Committee (1). SLANKARD, JOHN DAVID A. National Honor Society (3,4), Basketball (2), Stu- dent Council (4), Class Officer (3 President), Dra- matics (3,4), Senior Choir (3, 4 President), French Club (2, 3 President). SORCHAK, VICKIE LYNN Yearbook (2,3 Editor), Drama Club (2,3 Treasurer, 4), Cheerblock (2,3,4), French Club (2,3), Junior Historical (2,3 President), Choir (4), GAA (2, Sec- retary), Dramatics (2,3,4). ST1GALL, LARRY W. Wrestling (3 Student Manager), Lettermer.'s Club (3). TO WRY. EDDIE Class Officer (2), Journalism (3), Spanish Club (2). WARD, KENNETH No activities listed. WARGO, DAVID ALAN Student Council (2,3,4 Vice-President), Tennis (3, 4), Spanish Club (2,3,4), Drama Club (2 President, 3) , Dramatics (2), Student Court (3). WATT, BOB Baseball (2), YFC (1,2,3), Tennis (3), Choir (3). WELLS, SANDRA Choir (1,3 Secretary, 4), Jr. Historical (2,3 Secre- tary, 4 Vice-President), YFC (1,3). WESTERHOFF, LINDA J. Cheer leading (1,2,4), National Honor Society (3, 4) , Student Council (4), Journalism (2), Drama (2.3.4) , Spanish Club (2,3), Choir (1,2), Cadets (1). WHISLER, PHILLIP Basketball (1,3,4), Cross Country (3,4), Baseball (3.4) , Golf (1,2), Band (1,2,3 President), Track (1), Dramatics (2). WHITE, DAVID Golf (1,2,3), Student Council (2,3,4), Cheerblock (1,3), Band (1,2,3 Vice-President), Journalism (3), Dramatics (4), Pep Band (2,3). WISLOCKI, SANDRA LEE Junior Historical (2,3,4 President), Class Officer (4 Treasurer), Drama Club (2,3,4), Choir (4), Cheer- block (2,3,4), Spanish Club (2,3), Tennis (3,4). VANHORN, BOB Band (1,2,3,4), Art Club (1), Revonah Staff (4), Pep Band (1,2,3,4), Dramatics (3). URBANCZYK, JERRY Wrestling (3,4), Baseball (3,4), Cross Country (3), Lettermen's Club (3,4). YORKE, HAROLD Band (1,2,3 Vice-President, 4), Student Council (2,3,4), Spanish Club (2), Dramatics (3,4), Pep Band (2,3,4), Cheerblock (2). Ill AUTOGRAPHS TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY • | bl' '(fWHi A � � «■ 112