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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1974 volume:

table of extents Left Top— Debbie Sorschak asks, will the pic- ture develop ? Top Right- ' Tt’s all boring to me , sighs JoAnne Thorbjorsen. Right-Stu- dents in the new library really do study hard! Middle Left-Miss Hill does her thing before students. Middle Right-Betsy York doing her best in art class. Lower Left— Nick Mager seems to be number one! Lower Middle— Ju- nior high students relax in the middle school. Lower Bottom— Vicious Dave Bixenman! Lower Right-Chris Cieslak in action. 6 Top Left-Donna Engle cheers the team along. Top Right— Jerry Howard leads the wrestling team to a victory. Middle— Now where ' s that little bitty kidney”, asks Dean Dodge. Middle Right-Chris O ' Masta does her best at typing. Lower Left-BiU Supernant shows off his per- sonality. Lower Middle-Deb Wittgren asks, Am I doing it right”! Lower Right— Karen Vendramin wonders what the odor is. Bottom Left— Mr. Mrs. Roller head home after a long hard day. Bottom Middle— Todd Donnelly shoots for a basket. 7 Pic. L-R, Oh, come on girls! Time to stop the gabbing and get to work. Future Med-Students work on their next patient. Center, Hey, it ' s not as easy as you said” cries Randy Bernhardt. R-Side, Scott Miller calmly awaits his next victim. Bot- tom, L-R, Putting nylons on is harder than it looks. Hanover ' s own Beethoven, Dan Shreiber practices before an empty house. Denny Shroeder proves Hanover ' s food isn’t all that bad by eating lunch in the high school cafeteria. Miss Grady shows her surprise as a Yearbook photographer snaps a quick sneaky picture. 8 Pic. Top, L-R, Mr. Roller flashes a sin- ister smile to his weary shorthand stu- dents. Mr. Holmes admires his new workshop with pride. L-Side, Wildcat cheerleaders prove that spirit is not dead at all at Hanover. Middle, Now if it can only even out on this side, says Glen Rietman. L-Side, Mary Hamilton just loves pos- ing for the yearbook pictures. Bottom, L-R, A junior high boy finds it’s not easy to dress like a girl in public. A new junior high wing is brighter than the old one. 9 Pic. L-R, Mr. Sills plays peek-a- boo with our yearbook photogra- pher. Kerry Drake and Tim Swafford discuss the great faci- lities in the new library. Sharon Zahora in one of her dramatic portrayals of acting in Dirty Work at the Crossroad . Middle L-R, Jayne Mantel shows that she does have sex-appeal smile. Chris Cieslak takes time out from French II for a quick snapshot. Hanover’s basketball ace Bob Gross works off a sweat during practice! Bobbie Zagrov- ich seems to be holding up one of Hanover ' s walls. Bottom L-R, Michelle Espy thinks she ' s the next super woman. Sue Slivka shows up for work on time! 10 Top L-R, Sometimes even a hallway floor is good to just flop down on. Students tend to have lengthy discussions when teachers aren’t around. The Walthens do their act before an enthusiastic convocation crowd. Chris Loman knows the answer is some- where in front of him. Middle L-R, Having fun boys? Studying or just lounging around? The new gym seems alone without students in it. Bottom L-R, Ray Kerstell and Andy Soley team up for a Hanover basket. Mr. Roller, is that bike safe enough for you? 11 Top L-R, Deb Sorschak and Sue Shoemaker study shorthand. Do you like my niece? says Deb Kretz. Lynette Proud and Mary Joan Torrence are having a good time in the new gym. Middle, Jerry Howard readies for the shake down. Jayne Mantel caught in the middle of a discussion. Glenda Wall lingers in the commons area. Bottom L-R, Sleeping on the job are Doug Howard and Chuck Gibson. Treat her like your own now, Dan! Come on Dave, get that jump! 12 Top DR, Students really age throughout the years at Hanover, especially in plays. You looking for me?” says Dirk Dodge. Students enjoy working on art projects. Middle DR, Aw, come on Bill McKee don ' t be shy. Playing Peek-a-Boo behind the machines, eh boys? Lower-Left, Deana Flora, Jeri Granger, and classmates discuss important topics at the table. Bottom DR, Students enjoy Friday ' s ac- tivity period. Wait, let me get out of the picture first? says Sue Pawlicki. Is it Bob or Bobbi Jona son? 13 Pic. R-Side, Sharon Zahora is still trying to figure out what she’s doing in French II. Al Dams and Bruce Garrett discuss a funny article in their Government class. Middle, L-R, Seniors who think they know it all show off their Hanover spirit. Jim Harold sheepishly looks for a helping hand in setting up the Prom decorations. Hanover ' s 3 pitching aces—Al Davis, Ray Kerstell, and Dan Engle proudly show off their trophy won in the Grant Park Baseball Tournament. The bodiless mascot rests from the tedious workout after the season basketball games. w Pic. Top L-R, Two days before prom, ju- niors work swiftly to finish decorations. Up, up, and away” says Tina Foreman. The Walthen’s perform feats of difficult gymnastics. L-Side, Concentrate DeeDee, Concentrate. Middle L-R, Patty Woodbum puts her mind to studying for a change. JiU Crilley does polish push-ups. Bottom L-R, Cathy Neary studies her shorthand in Private” Chris Loman and Mike Stecyk still argue that 2+2 is 5. 15 DIRTY WORK AT THE CROSSROADS Dirty Work at the Crossroads” was about a girl who is about to get swept off her feet by a nasty villain. She finally marries the man whom she should have been married to in the first place (by the way, he’s in prison). The man and woman have a little girl. Only af- ter a long ordeal, everybody lives happily ever after. One of the cast members made this statement about the play: I think it was a little strange for the high school kids to like. I really enjoyed doing it because it was a new experience for me. Though you can’t have everything the same or else hardly anvone would like it.” The cast consisted of: Jim Wislocki, Rose Wood, Sharon Zahora, Step- hanie Wood, Sherri Underwood, Nancy Sack, Marianne Sack, Nanc Rhein, and Twila Marsh. T. R. What will poor little Nell do now? (Nanc Rhein) M. M. Hero (Jim Wislocki) falls into the clutches of the evil man-get- ter! (Nancy Sack) Will our poor hero (Jim Wislocki) and his trusty friend (Sherri Under- wood) be saved? Or will the nasty villain (Rose Wood) have his way! BULL IN A CHINA SHOP | ■ w [ 1 w jMP it || 11 J. . 1 IH™ ' .1 The play was about six elderly ladies, and a hand- some detective. The ladies decided the only way to get this man to give them any attention, would be to start killing each other. One of the cast members had this to say about the play: The play was fun, sometimes confusing. It was special because it was the first play performed in the new auditorium, and because of the people involved. There were a few doubts, but in spite of those doubts, the show went on.! And I’m glad I was there.” The cast consisted of: Rose and Stephanie Wood, Nancy Sack, Sha- ron Zahora, Sherri Underwood, Nanc Rhein, Kathy Clement, George Brewer, Bill McKee, Pat Darnell, Ron Miller, and Malcom Jones. Rose Wood and Nancy Sack tell Sherri Underwood not to do that, in their own polite (?) way. T. R. Mr. Rajchel, directs the play from the floor. B. Malcom Jones, Ron Miller, Stephanie Wood, and Nancy Sack have a nice little chat. 17 Ms. McMillen and Annie Rose talking it over. It’s a high reach to get to the top. Come on Rich Fisher, don’t do that here.” Backside view of the new school. Here lies the foundation of Hanover’s students. A new look at Hanover, to be proud of. Nick Mager has been be-headed by Robin Holeman. Barb Kazwell and Amy Miller look surprised. A classroom view of the new middle school. Hands and knees border the subject. Mr. Granger, you are so handsome!” Making a basket from the front of the board is sometimes as hard as making it from the back. Sue Stark and Don O’Masta show us how Basketball should be played, (co-ed) New library makes studying pleasant. Renee Trueblood is ready to go. The diaper pins might come in handy for Cheryl Baker some day. Don O’Masta looks the beauties over. Mr. Schatzman and Mike Pasierb get excited at the wrestling match. The new building was under construction. M Cheryl Baker waiting for class to start. Wait, let me comb my hair first!” says Dawn O’Masta. Joe Milburn and Sue Stark look just great together. Mr. Whitestine, You’re such a ham!” Bus drivers wait patiently for the bell to ring. Teachers at Hanover ex- perienced many new hap- penings. During the 73-74 school year, teachers and students began relating more to one another. More participation resulted in the classrooms. Sandy Gasparovic English First Year Darlene Geek English (Junior High) Four Years Jay McMillen English Five Years Gary Young English Ten Years Linda Zuffa English (Junior High) First Year Eugene Rajchel English and Speech Four Years 28 curzx? j eyZo Berniece Logan English Journalism Three Years Don Rohrer Music (Choral) First Year John Gorball Music (Band) Four Years Dixie Sullivan Art Two Years Judy Lemley Home Economics (Clothing) Seven Years Allegra Williams Home Economics (Foods) Four Years 29 New concepts which later benefited both stu- dents and teachers were introduced this year. The new phase electives pro- gram was initiated in the English department, giv- ing teachers and students a more varied selection of courses and subject areas. Thomas Schatzman U.S. History First Year John Brindley Social Studies Two Years Sue Roller Junior High Science First Year Richard Ehlers Chemistry Two Years Mike Schuler Geography First Year James Kiechle Biology Four Years 30 Paul Sills General Business First Year Anthony Nolan Economics First Year William Whitestine Business Law Two Years Suzanne Pasierb Typing Four Years Ron Roller Shorthand First Year Thomas Nicholas Bookkeeping I, II Seven Years 31 Mary Love Senior Math Six Years Joseph Sparacino Geometry Four Years Julius Chopp Eighth Grade Math One Year Roy Foreman Seventh Grade Math Two Years John Todd Physics Seven Years John Lemley French I, II Seven Years Jack Granger Spanish I, IV Nine Years Dick Norris Physical Education Twenty Years Charles Rawlings Physical Education Seven Years Roberta Crumrine P.E. Eight Years Carol Grady P.E. Three Years P H V e i C 0 L E D u C T i o N 33 6 A V H I C i c o U. n 5 £ L O s Philip Apple Graphic Arts I, II Three Years Leonard Miller Director of Guidance Sixteen Years Norman Holmes Drafting, I, II Seven Years Betty Wilkerson Counselor Three Years Marge Alopogianis Counselors’ Secretary First Year 34 Judy Lueder School Bookkeeper Five Years Marion Heldt Secretary Three Years Mary Hamilton Secretary Three Years Elaine Plant Secretary Two Years 36 Floyd F. Davis Principal Two Years Gordon Paquin Assistant Principal Two Years Larry Moudy Athletic Director First Years Richard Davis Superintendant Two Years 37 studewt life DREAM TOMORROW CHERISH YESTERDA Y . . . KAREN BIXENMAN Health Careers 1. JACK BOGART I.S.M.A. 1,2; French Club 1,2; FTA 1,2; Thespians 1,2. News- paper 3, Yearbook 4 DIANE BOGGS Home Ec Club 1,2,3,; Health Ca- reers 3,1,, treas. 3; Key Staff 3; Cheerblock 3,4. SANDRA GA Y BOUCHER 40 AND LIVE TOD A Y MARGARET BRADY DENISE BRUMMEL Band 1,2,3; English Guild 1,2, 3,1; FTA 1; Honor Roll 1,2,3,!,; Span- ish Club 2,3,1,; Pom Pon 3,1,; Cheerblock 3. V A EERIE BURGER L YNETTE CANA RINI English Guild 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2,3,1,; Cheerblock 1,2,3. VICKI CANNER Spanish Club 1; English Guild 2,3,1; Cheerblock 1. CINDY CLINTON Pom Pon 2,3,1, pres. 3; G.A.A. 1,2, 3,1, pres. 3; Cheerblock 1,1; English Guild 1,2, 3,1; Band 1,2. BARBARA CRAIG ALLYSON DEVINE TOM DeBOLD Math Club 1,2; English Guild 1. MARCIA E BE RLE G.A.A. 1,2,3,; Cheerblock 1,1,; Band 1,2,3; English Guild l,2,3,fc Pep Band 1,2,3; Student Council 2; Pom Pon Corps 2,3,1,. I wonder if Mark Good manson will ask you out,” says Jill Hol- lar to Diane Kretz. 42 DANA DODGE Lettermens Club 1,2,3,; Student Council l,lh Honor Society 1,2; Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3, 1 Band 1; German 2. DAN ENGLE Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3, k Let- termens Club 2,3,1,. JIL DONNELLY Cheerleader 1; English Guild 1; Art Club 1,2; Student Council 3; Dim Pon Corps 2,3; G.A.A. 2; Honor Society 2. DEANA FLORA Spanish Club 2; English Guild 2; Newspaper 3; Yearbook 3,1,. KEITH FOGARTY Math Club 1,2; English Guild 1,2,3; French Club 1,2,3; Na- tional Honor Society 2,3,1,; Thes- pians 1,2,3. Left: Fifteen years from now, maybe on Halloween, I’ll have this finished, says Tony Thom. Middle: Holding babies is not ex- actly Dan Engle’s line as he demonstrates in this picture. Right: Rose Wood patiently awaits her chance to vote, her duty as a high school senior and citizen. PAULA FOREMAN G.A.A. l,2,3,k Cheerleader 1,3, i; English Guild 1; Pom Pon Corps 2; A rt Club 1. • SHERRI GRANT Health Careers 1,2; Latin Club 1 , 2 . SHARON DALE GALVIN Choir 1; Math Club 1,2; Future Teachers 1; Health Careers 1,2; Thespians 2,3. BOB GROSS SHAWN HASSE JERI GRANGER French Club 1; English Guild 2,3,1; Band 1,2,3; Cheerblock 1, 2,3, p, G.A.A. l,2,3,k Pom Pon Corps 3,1,. DONNA HA YS German Club 2; Pom Pon Corps 2,3; English Guild 3; Student Council 2. JILL HOLLAR Spanish Club 1,2, 3, 4; English Guild 1,2, 3, i; Cheerblock 1,2; Na- tional Honor Society 1,2. JERRY HOWARD Baseball 1,2,3, 4; Football 2; Wrestling 2,3,4. MARY HUBER Art Club 1; Science Club 1,2; Pep Club 2,3. MICHAEL JAMES OUCH! Val Burger takes things sitting down. BARB KAZWELL English Guild 1,2,3, 4; Student Council 1; Spanish Club 1, 2,3,4- DANNY KRETZ Wrestling 1. Baseball 1,2,3. Bas- ketball 1,2. Cheryl Schreiber shows Peace. JOHN HILLGER BILL HITCHCOCK Dave Mantel sleepily wipes off his windshield before leaving school to go home. Guy Hahn , Val Burger, and Roanne Woods pose for camera while T my Nelson and Ron Kuhns watch. DEBBIE KRETZ Band 1,2,3. English Guild 1,2,3. Spanish Club 1. Cheerblock 1. DIANE KRETZ CHRIS LOMAN G.A.A. 1,2. English Guild 1,2,3. Spanish Club 2,3,1. Honor So- ciety 2,3,1,. Student Council 3,1,. TERESA (BREWER) MALA VOLTA DAVE MANTEL MARGARET McCLYMONT rom on a McDonald JOE MI LB URN Football 1,2. Wrestling 3. 45 VICKI NEITZEL AMY MILLER Student Council 1; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Cheerblock 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3, 4; English Guild 3. Ip, Honor Society 3,4. SHARON McCLURE CATHY NEARY English Guild 2,3,4; Cheerblock 2,3,4; German Club 2; Student Council 4; Future Teachers 1; Honor Society 3,4. SANDY NOEL DEBBIE O ' DEA KRIS O ' MASTA MIKE PASIERB Honor Society 1,2, 3, 4; English Guild 1,2; Science Club 1; Stu- dent Council 2,3. Driving dawn the hallway Donnie Gentry, Bill Westerhoff, and Tom Debold show off their new car. Who will you choose for Miss Betty Crocker? Jerry Howard or Chris Loman? BERN IE REICHERT DEBBIE ROSS Basketball I. JIM SCHEERINGA JANETTE SCHMIDT JACQUELIN SCHULTZ Spanish Club 1,2, Si Honor So- ciety 1,2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1,2; Student Council L LYNN SEGERT Honor Society 1,2,8, 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; English Guild 2. KEITH SCHILLO DA VI D SHOEMAKER 47 CHERYL SI KM A Cheerblock 1,2; G.A.A. 1; Class Officer i; English Guild 2,3; Honor Roll 3. JEFF JOHN SIMS Football 1,2; Basketball 1; French Club 1,2; English Guild 1,2,3,!,; Class Officer 1,2, v.p. 2. CECILE SO LEY LEWIS RICK SORSCHAK Basketball 1,2,3,!,; Cross Country 1,2; Track 1; Letterman 1,2, 3, 4; English Guild 1,2,3; German Club 2; Student Council 2. 197 U SENIORS DAWN SPEILMAN LORETTA STEUER GREG TANO RA Y TUTTLE 48 ANTICIPATE GRADUATION MICHELLE VANDERPOL SUE YOTHMENT Honor Society 1,2,3,!,; Spanish Club 1,2,3; English Guild 1,2,3; Class Secretary 3. KAREN STUPPY WALKOWIAK English Guild 1,2; German Club 2; Gass Officer 3. JAMES A. WISLOCKI French Club 1,2; Football 1; Band 2,3; Thespians 3,1,. PATTY WOODBURN French Club 1; Cheerblock 1, 2,3,1 ' Pom Pon 2,3,1 English Guild 2,3,1 treas. 3; Honor So- ciety 3,1 Student Council i. VENE YORK RON ZAHORA BRAD ZIMMERMAN 49 rflS . Greater 50 Top Right-Smile Deb, We’ve finally caught you and Dale! Top Left— Bill Suprenant, INTELLIGENT ? Middle Left— Tim DeVries and Butch White offer peace! Middle Right— O.K. mom, pose for the camera, says Jen Ploetz! Bottom Left-During lunch many things are performed as shown by Jen Ploetz, Ka thy Spa nnon. Deb Smith, and Sue Stark. Candy Bowman Nancy Browning Ron Brownd Rich Brewer Ralph Brockman Pam Cannon Sargio Canarini Chuck Chalousky Gary Charette Jay Crilley Dan Conrad Tim Devries Dean Dodge Todd Donnelly Kim Dowling Robin Drake Jan Dunham Barb Eastling Gwen Endris Cindy Fadda Rich Fischer Terry Flowers Tina Foreman Marty Fraley Ray Frazee Jean Freeman Susan Galloway John Gurgel Dennis Harden Cheryl Hardwick 52 Jim Harrell Mark Hays Kim Hickson Tim Hildebrand Bill Hill Julie Hitchcock Connie Jett Bob Jonason Jack Johnson Claudette Johnson Jerry Keller Sue Kleine Ken Hoeckelberg Larry Hurst Dale Huseman Ron Hoover Pat Jackson Lisa Jacobs Kathy Kubiak Je ff LeNeave Mike Marszalek Steve McMillen Tim Merrill Scott Miller Kathy Moelhman Mike Moore Belma Morgan Randy Nelson Kim Parker Sue Pawlicki Steve Plant Jen Ploetz Diana Popyk Aaron Ragan Jannie Ragan Nan Reed Nancy Rhein Robin Ropp Terry Rath Marianne Sack Wade Schmidt Jeanette Schreiber 53 Dennie Schroeder David Schtdte Bonnie Seaton Cindy Seils Sue Shoemaker Robin Si male Eric Sisney Cynthia Shorn Debbie Sorschak Kathy Spannon Debbie Sprehe Dave Staples Mike Warczynski Kevin Weller Butch White Julie WiUcening Betsy Wilson Don Woodbum Stephanie Wood Roann Woods Don Yardley Bobbie Zagrovich 54 — athlete of the month — Robin Holeman SHARON STRIVES FOR SHOW BUSINESS CAREER NEW PLAN STATED FOR A C T I V I T Y P E R I O D SOPHOMORES 55 Mary Lou Anderson Jim Asch Chris Avey Denise Benge Connie Bixenman Mike Bixenman Pam Blakely Tina Blanchard John Bodnar Chuck Braden Meri-Lou Brelsford George Brewer Mary Brown Peggy Brown Steve Burger Fred Burke Jeff Catt Dawn Chesner Chris Cieslak Linda Conrad Dave Copak Mary Craig Fran Darnell Patrick Darnell Shelly Eastling Linda Eberle Donna Engle Debbie Espey Jack Fetsch David Flanagin 56 Mark Hillebold Amy Hoeckelberg Denise Holder Ruth Hamilton Karen Hardwick Kevin Hasse John Hays Bob Henke Robin Holeman Rick Hoover Pam Howard Mike Jackson Sheila Janda Clinton Jett Michelle Jonelis Ray Kerstell Steve Kleckner Rick Knowles Ty Kors Rich Korthauer Tom Kretz Denise Kurzeja Julie LeNeave Nick Mayer Jayne Mantel Sandy Marine Twila Marsh Kevin McKinley Wiley Moore Tim Neary Tony Nelson Sonja Nelson Theresa Nordyke Tom O ' Dea Dianna Patterson Pam Pitcher Renae Plant Lynette Proud Linda Raper Kathy Rumas Pam Sanner Terry Schreiber 57 Judy Shoemaker Jayne Shroka Tom Sikma James Snyder Andy Soley Larry Spurr Mark VanGorp Diane Vaughn Brenda Vinson Frank Wall Cary Watson Beth Anne Weirt Dan Williams Laura Wisniewski Brian Wohlgemuth Becky Wornhoff Bill Wood George Sta rk Van Stout Roberta Torrence Chris Underwood Sherry Urbanczyk Debbie VanGorp Mary Welter Jim Westerhoff Ellen Wicker Diana Wietbrock Jim Wilboum Sue Williams Paul Xanders Joe Yothment Rick Yukon Sharon Zahora Kathy Zimmerman Maryanne Zambo 58 LUNCHES DOWN-GRADED TOURNAMENTS GALORE! Freshman Tournament Commences Clubs- Have They F reshmen Elect Officers Lost Their Appeal? REYONAH FRESHMEN John Anderson Scott Anderson Don Albertson Rick Baacke Debbie Bearden Brenda Benge Steve Benton Tom Benton Randy Bernhardt Dave Bixenman Michelle Blakely Rochelle Blakely Robert Brewer Tammy Briggs Lorrie Brown Donald Bougie Ken Buczek Donna Burger Christy Burley Del Caldwell Shelley Casten Vicky Casten Fred Cornell Vincent Catlin Jim Clark Stephen Claus Cathy Clement Richard Clinton Annemarie Chaloupsky Joyce Cokenour Jill Crilley Rob Crilley Liz Darden Donna Dawes Kim Deruntz Tana Edwards Jeff Endris Connie Engle Michelle Espey Patty Flowers Ed Fogarty Art Foreman 60 Ray Fortenbury Lori Frazee John Frye Tammy Gentry Alien Gold Lynda Granger Carl Grant Colleen Gynn Mark Hasse Janetta Hamlett Brian Hayes Dave Heath Steve Hein Mark Hildebrand Chuck Hitchcock Audrey Hoeckleberg Jay Hollar Doug Howard Debbie Huffnagle Sharon Huseman Beth Imboden Greg Jillson Jeff Jones Bob Jubera Corbitt Jubera Cathy Kazwell Paul Kleine Rich Kuneja Tammy Landry Kathy Lea Cathy Lee Mary Ann Malowski Duane Martin Lorrie Martin Jackie Martin Liz McQuen Leslie Mellul Cheri Mender Mary Meyer Maria Micic Steve Milbum Cheryl M olden 61 Chris Monos Debbie Morse Jill Neary Joe Nuccio Tim O’Connor Gail O ' Dea Peggy Oliphant Dawn O’Masta Donna Phillips Glenn Plant Rhonda Plant Richard Porter Ron Powers Joy Reed Bruce Reichert Nancy Sack Darrell Scent Dawn Schreiber Michelle Schreiber Kathy Scott Jeff Schweitzer Mike Shanks Chuck Shropshire Debbie Simale Sue Slivka Terry Sprehe Joanne Spannon Kathy Stark Greg Steuer Vivette Stout Terry Suprenant Tim Swafford Joanna Symmes Floyd Terral Donna Trivett La Verna Torrence Julie Tortorici Tom Tucker Susan Unger Marilyn VanCuren Margaret VanCuren Ann Voris 62 Carol Wachter Lisa Wicker Viki Wisniewski Sandy Yardley Jerry Yothment Betsy York Top-In art class, working with clay can become quite a hassle as Tammy Landry and Linda Conrad try to decide whether or not to give up. Middle- V icki Casten also finds, that working with clay can be a pain in the neck, and also a mess. Bottom— Fresh- men Class officers, Left-to-right— Leslie Mellul, Sec- retary; Shelly Casten, Treasurer; MaryAnn Ma- lowski, President; and Sandy Yardley, Vice- president. 63 GO KATZ, GO °Q BRING HOME THE VICTORIES • a STUDENTS RECEIVE HONORS FOR AWARDS SCOREBOARD v ‘THE LITTLE BRAT’ EIGHTH GRADE Doris Albertson Sue Alvey Tom August yn Kathi Backe Susie Baker Annette Batson Andrea Burley Julie Bevins Tammie Bixenman Gail Blackeman Jerry Boling Dave Bougie Mike Braden Maureen Branley Mike Branley Kim Brown Tara Canarini Cindy Carpenter Jenny Casten Terry Catlin David Catt Darlene Chesner Dave Cohn Kevin Cox Cheryl Darnell Dorcas Davis Greg Deno Darcy Dodge Betsy Douglas Terry Enloe Kathy Ericson Annette Fercik Karen Fischer Debbie Foreman Laure Gallo Bemie Green Dale Gurgel Richard Gynn Gwen Harrell EUyn Heckaman John Heichel Linda Hildebrand 65 Kim Hitchcock Cindy Holt Linda Hoover Becky Hoycus Lisa Hudak Bob Imboden Rich Jacobsen Christine Johnson Karl Jonason Lorki Kazen Mike Kinsey Bobbie Kkckner Jim Knowks Karla Koch GaU Kosanke Mike Lawrence Jack Lea Kristie Lea Janice LeNeave Dan Lessard Donna Marona Brett Martin Norma Martinez Sandy McClure Hanld McMillin Deb McQuen Laurie Mender Richard Michaek Ivanka Micic Roni Mick Mike Milkr Steve Miller Dandy Moelhman Arthur Moore Sherry Neitzel Belinda Nix Linda Nordyke Dan Norrell Brenda Oldendorf Jackie Pennington Debbie Phillips Dana Plant M Val Ploetz Tina Pointer Jim Powers Dave Proud Cheryl Ramsey Maureen Rebenack Pat Rhein Dave Rumas David Scalpelli Robin Schubert Harold Shafier Ray Shingler Mary Shoemaker Patti Shropshire Jeff Sikma Benson Sisney Donna Slayton Mike Snyder Debbie Soltis Roger Steuer Steven Stewart Kenny Stout Tammy Suprenant Craig Taylor Sue Tomaszewski Jeannie Tortorici Mike Tucker Sherri Tupiak Dawn Tussey Steven Tussey Daw Urbanczyk Billy VanDerPol Steve Walkowiak John Ward Scott Ward John Westerhoff Susan Whitaker Mike Williams Gloria Wilson Mary Witvoet David Wood Kurt Wohlgemuth 67 Ron Works Ronald Wright Laura Xanders Tammy Yablonowski Jerry Yardley Michelle Zerby Leona Lea and Cindy Stout enjoy the commons area. Doyle Hayes and Dan Krga seem quite interested in their art projects. Teresa Janda, Donna Asch, and Lori Frazee patiently wait Veleda Zimmerman or Dawn Benton to finish her routine. Ed Troy 68 B A S K T E B A L L U P D A T E Hanover Happenings Seventh Graders Take a Look at H anover STILL WOR KING HOMECOMING A v 69 Kim Ayersman Debbie Baacke Duane Benton Julie Bixenman Edward Bohling Bruce Boling Tammy Braden Gail Briggs David Brewer Gregg Brown Mary Buczek AUison Burgess Jim Byers Ruth Christman Debbie Cieslak Brian Claus Vicki Cochran Jim Cochran Judy Cokenour Scott Conrad Patty Cook Sherryl Cook David Conrad Todd Cox Julie Dunham Jim Dunker Doug Eastling Belinda Endris Jerry Erps Tony Espey Herman Eickleberry Toni Erickson Sherri Farmer Shari Foreman Sandra Fortenbury Allison Gibbs 70 Richard Gibson Larry Goff Diana Grace Karen Grosam Randy Grubbs Doyle Hayes Dennis Heath Denise Heath John Hein Larry Hoeckelberg Tim Hopkins Mike Howard Teresa Janda Jeff JiUson Harold Jones Maria Jung Dm, Ann Kazen Gwen Keiser Jim Keilmen Kathy Kelleher Dan Korthauer David Krebs Dan Krga Ken Lance Jeff Lawrence Dona Da Jeanette Dntner Richard Dveless Dan Mantel Jody Matson Billy McIntyre Brenda McNew Chris Miller Craig Moelhman Bob Morgan Becky Morse Pam Morse Kevin Neaves Pat Nelson Dura Nix Tim Nola n Harold Nor dyke 71 Michael O’Dea Tony Panozzo Pam Parks Randal Partain Debbie Peffley Pam Pennington Jim Perrin Yvonne Piening Wes Pemberton Richard Potts Bienila Powers Connie Rice Randy Richert Chris Rumas Laura Sack Duane Scent Dave Schreiber Stephen Seils Sherri Sergent Carl Shanks Edward Shroka Chris Si male Doyle Sisney Chuck Smith Rick Smith Joe Stark Tom Sternberg Cindy Stout Lynn Stover Caroline Taylor Todd Teets Carol Thackston Kenny Tortorici Ken Tmy Richard Troy Brenda U ndcrwood Jeff Underwood Linda Verhulst Jerry Wachter Sharon Wachter Glenda Wall Yvonna Wurman 72 Steve Watson Dennis Willy Ann Wilson Robert Wilson Jimmy Witty re n Theressa Works GO KATZ, GO SPIRIT REVIVES PETITION WRITTEN EXPRESSION 73 classes Sue HiUger Prepares a very tasty meal. Fel- low Seniors wait patiently to get their an- nouncements. Bernie Reichert displays sur- prise. Rose Martin samples all the goodies. If all the Home Ec. classes are as fun as this one, remarks Shelly Hudak; I’m going to take it again next year. A Boone Grove ex- change student enjoys French classes offered here. Light airy centerpieces provide back- ground for a tablesetting. 78 Smoking Lounge is one of the luxu- ries provided for students at Hanover. Chess is a favorite pass time during activity period. Typing students wait patiently for timed writings to begin. Library gets much use, from many students. Anyone care for fried shark, asks Marty Fraley and Mike Steyck. 79 Above: Sure, I ' ll be yours. Right: Come on Phillip, give me a kiss,” says Ray Goodman. Below Left: Bob Gross prepares to make lunch while everyone else prepares to leave. Far Right: The smoking area becomes crowded at times. Far Center Right: Greg Tano looks as Al Davis picks up his graduation announcements. Bottom Right: Al, you gonna hit a few homers for me? 80 Top Left: Kathy Granger and Chris Avey enjoy each other ' s company. Top Middle: Nobody needs to tell Robeiia Torrence to smile. Middle Left: That wasn ' t exactly great” says Stan Michniewicz. Top Right: Hanover’s version of the Em- pire State Building-alive and well. Middle Left: Tension mounts as Robin Holeman nears the finish line. Middle Right: Oh, so, that’s how it’s done, says Robin Rapp to Mr. Whitestine. Bottom Right: Here are some girls that don’t think football is stupid. Bottom Left: Now, what’s your problem, Floyd?” asks Kim Dowling. Newspaper Staff Bottom left: Del Caldwell, Tana Edwards, Bob Jonason, Editor; Middle; Ann Voris, Nancy Rhein; Top, Kim Dowling Yearbook Bottom left: Cherie Hartwick, Joe Yothment, Marlene Spirito, Bob LittrelL Top: Linda Conrad, Bill Westerhoff, Debbie VanGorp, Jack Jubera; Middle: Cary Watson, Rich Tarkington, Paul Kleine, Gwen Bogart, Barb Eastling Home Economics Club Bottom left: Mrs. Williams. Cheryl Camell, Lynette Proud, Peggy Brawn, Donna Dawes, Pam Howard; Middle: Donna Trivett. Lil Acree, Mary Brown, Lori Brown; Top: Tammy Gentry, Mary Craig, Debbie Signorelli, Kathy Faurot (Zimmerman), Mary Van Curen High School Choir Bottom left, Kathy Lea, Sharon Zahora, Mr. Rohrer, Joy Reed, Maria Top: Vincent Catlin, Jim Barber, Jim Westerhoff Micic, Middle: Lisa Avey, Vanessa Works, Rich Wise, Linda Conrad, Seventh Grade Chair Row 1: Teresa Works, Rita Trader, Cindy Darnell, Patty Cook, Jim Row 3: Becky Morse, Janette Lenter, Pam Parks, Harold Jones, Byers, Kathy Xanders, Mr Rohrer, Row 2: Sherri Farmer, Teresa Tammy Supernaut, Sue Allen, Pam Morse. Janda , Tina Zerby , Ruth Christman , Connie Rice , Michelle Zerby, Junior High Student Council Row 1: Chris Miller, Julie Dunham, Amy Donnelly, Jenny Casten, son, Dan Korthaur, Laura Xanders, Tony Panozzo, Billy VanDerPol, Damd Wood, Mrs. Petcoff, Row 2: Mike O’Dea, Kim Brown, Ed Lisa Hudak, Laurie Hartwick. Shroka, Darcy Dodge, Brian Clause, Sue Alvey, Row 3: Tony Erick- High School G.A.A. Row 1: Bobbie Zagrovich , Kathy Kubiak, Jennifer Pioetz, Paula Foreman, Miss Grady, Raw 2: Twila Marsh, Debbie Van- Gorp, Denise Doty, Diane Weitbrock, Ro- berta Torrence, Sue Williams, Row 3: Deb- bie Bearden, Lori F razee, Mary Ann Malowski, Kathy Lee, Mary Joan Tor- rence, Debbie Watt, Denise Kurzeja, Kim Dowling, Raw k Beth Imboden, Sandy Yardley, Janie Hamlett, Cindy Fadda, Deb Aired, Becky Womhoff Row 5: Sue Kleine, Julie Wilkening, Vicky Ber- nhardt, Debbie Smith, Tina Foreman, Betty Roadlander, Nan Berg, Ro Ann Woods, Row 6: Linda Conrad, Pam Pitcher, Chris Underwood, Diana Popyk, Nan Reed, LaVerna Torrence, Carolyn Steuer. Health Careers Club Raw 1: Jim Westerhoff Randy Bernhardt, Janet Terral, Allen Gold, Alicia Nolan, Bob Brewer, Marlene Spirito, Russ Oliphant, Mrs. Gruber. 87 Junior High Band: Bottom Left: Andrea Burley, Ellyn Heckaman, Patti Shropshire, Tony Ericson, Lisa Hudak, Laura Darden, Row 2: Kathy Ericson, Gail Blakeman, Gwen Harrell, Connie Werner, Jim Dunker, Dan Korthauer, Steve Tussey, David Krves, Mike Snyder, Jim Perrin, Gail Briggs, Julie Bixeman, Dave Urbanczyk, Val Ploetz, Mike Law- erence, Brenda McNew, Kathy Keller, Jeff Underwood, Chuck Smith, Row 3: Herman Eichelberg, Dale Gurgle, Chris Jacobson, Todd Cox, Scott Ward, Duane Scent, Kevin Kneaves, Randy Richart, Jerry Erps, Jeff Jillson, Benson Sisney, Mr. Go rim 11. High School Cheerblock Row 1: Mary Joan Torrence, Tina Foreman, Jen Ploetz, Bobbie Zagr- ovich, Cindy Seils, Cathy Neary, Shelly Casten, Row 2: Diana Wiet- brock, Roberta Torrence, Jayne Mantel, Donna Engle, Betsy York, Mary Malowski, Lori Frazee, Debbie Bearden, Sue Slivka, Row 3: Audrey Hoeckleburg, Mary Lou Anderson, Debbie VanGorp, Becky Womhoff Connie Deno, Diane Boggs, Patty Woodbum, Allen Gold, Row i: Linda Granger, Kathy Lee, Peggy Oliphant, Connie Engle, De- nise Doty, Sandy Yarkley, Bob Jubera, Jerry Yothment. Row 5: Linda Conrad, Pam Pitcher, Julie Dust, Margaret VanCuren, La- Verna Torrence, Michelle Jonelis, Steve Claus, Row 6: Mrs. Roller, Alicia Nolan, Joyce Cokenour, Linda Eberle, Carolyn Steuer, Karen Beamer, Nancy Browning, Row 7: Leslie Mullet, Marlene Spirito, Mary Brown, Jo Ann Spannon, Rhonda Plant, Kathy Kazwell, Row 8: Debbie Huffnagle, Jim Clark, Shelley Hudak, Janet Terral, Cindy Fadda, Debbie Aired, Randy Bernhardt. Ecology Club: Row 1: Robin Simale, Vicki Stout, Jeri Granger, Greg Tarn, Row 2: vett, Tim Hildebrand, Jim Scheeringa, David Schulte, Row V Ray Mr. Whitestine, Mark Hays, Joe Milburn, Stewart McKee, Gerard Tuttle, Bill Suprenaut, Ron Brown, Mike Moore, Phil Nelson, Brian Bolhing, Dave Staples, Da n Con rad, Row 3: Jeff Peterson, Rich Tri- Hasse, Ron Kuhns. Junior High G.A.A. Row 1: Debbie Foreman, Cathy Xanders, Linda Wall, Laura Sack, Lisa Hudak, Maureen Branley, Debbie Cieslak, Sherry Sargent, Su- Mrs. Crumrine, Row 2: Jenny Casten, Donna Asch, Chris Rumas, san Alvey. Madeline McKee, Julie Dunham, Chris Simale, Row 3: Darcy Dodge, Spanish Club Bottom Left: Lynette Proud, Cheri Mender, Boh Jubera, Alan Gold, Mary Ann Malowski, Dawn Chesner. Lori Wisnewski, Middle: Rick Warczynski, Julie Dust, Sandy Boucher, Amy Miller, Beth Weirt, Rose Wood, Tana Edwards, Cheri Hardwick, Tom O’Dea, Top: Mr. Granger, Debbie Smith, Joey Baker, Michele VanDerPol, Barb Kaz- well, Diane Kretz, Jill Hollar, Denise Brummel, Marcia Eberle Jerry Yothment. mr ■■■ A jhbm am m At hr. nil m A | K A] L f J ■hi m f - r f in H Hi V t v u A m oik J High School G.A.A. Bottom Left: Dawn Chesner, Debbie Bearden, Gail O’Dea, Audrey Hoeckleberg, Lori Frazee, Leslie Mellul, Mary Joan Torrence, Kathy Kubiak, Carolyn Steuer, Debbie Watt, Middle: Linda Eberle, Sandy Yardley, Mary Ann Malowski, Mary Lou Anderson, Kathy Rumas, Pam Pitcher, Debbie Smith, Tina Foreman, Nan Berg, Sue Kleine, Top: Vicki Bernhardt, Linda Granger, Kathy Lee, Sue Williams, De- nise Kurzeja, Nan Reed, Miss Grady, LaVerna Torrence, Becky Wamhoff Kim Dowling, Betty Roadlander, Julie Wilkening , Denise Doty, Standing: Janie Hamlett, Jayne Mantel, Roberta Torrence, Diane Wietbrock, Debbie Van Gorp. High School Band Bottom Left: Debbie Sorschak, Jill Neary, Liz Darden, Christy Bur- Kleine, John Bodnar , Jay Crilley, Dan Schreiber, Top: Rodger ley, Donna Dawes, Middle: Randy Nelson, Jeff Jones, Bill Westerhoff, McNew, Ken Buzek, Duane Martin, Paul Kleine, Wade Sch midt, Mr. Sherri Underwood, Liz McQuen, Paul Xanders, Ruth Hamilton, Sue Gorball. High School Student Council Bottom Left: Mary Joan Torrence, Sandy Boucher, Bobbi Zagrovich, Diane Wietbrock, Mary Lou Anderson, Cindy Seils, Jayne Mantel, Patti Woodbum, Mary Ann Malowski, Lori Frazee, Fran Darnell, Kathy Rumas, Top: Cathy Kazwell, Joey Baker, Joe Milbum, Jill Sue Williams, Middle: Leslie Mellul, Roberta Torrence, Jen Ploetz Hollar, Marcia Eberle, Cathy Neary, Mr. Nolan. Thespians Club Bottom Left: Laura Wisnewski, Sharon Zahora, Joy Reed , Middle: Vicki Wisnewski, Top: Mr. Rajchel, Sherry Underwood, Rose Wood, Cheryl Molden, Karen Vendramin, Nancy Rhein, Maria Micic, Joe Yothment, Jim Wislocki, Jill Hollar, Nancy Sack Current Events Club Bottom Left: Mike Snyder, Mike Williams, Rick Jacobson, Gloria Ploetz, Mr. Brindley, Top: Steve Tussy, Mike Schreiber, Dave Scap- Wilson, Ron Wright, Dave Urbanzyk, Middle: John Westerhoff, pelli, Susan Tomaszewski, Dale Gurgle, Mike Lawrence Robin Shubert, Kathy Erickson, Kim Hitchcock, Gwen Harrell, Val Commercial Arts Richard Troy, Ed Shroka, Lori Sack, Larry Hockelberg, Tamrni Bra- Mic heals, Becky Hoycus, Patti Shropshire, Andrea Burley, Tina den, Maria Jung, Mr. VanUlzen. 1st row: Connie Rice, Sandy Craig, Pointer. 3rd row: Doyle Hayes, Lori Mender, Lori Gallo, Doris Albert- Jackie Pennington, Sherri Sargeant, Brenda Powers, Pam Parks, son, Ellyen Heckman, Kathrine Goldsmith, Debbie Cieslak. Sandra Fortenbury. 2nd row: Gwen Keiser, Allison Gibbs, Kathy Jr. High English Guild Bottom Row: Mrs. Gasparovic, Brenda McNew, Toni Espey, Jim Keilman, Joe Stark, Karl Jonason, Sandy Moehlman, Duane Scent, Rich Michaels, Ms. Zuffa. 1st row: Duane Scent, Rich Michaels, Patti Shropshire, Maureen Rebenack, Linda Hoover, Roni Mick, Karen Fi- scher, Madeline McKee, Susan Alvey, 2nd row: Connie Warner, Kathy Baacke, Dorcus Davis, Annette Batson, Melinda Nix, Darcey Dodge, Mary Shoemaker, Dawn Tussey, Luanne Kazen. 3rd row: Lo- relei Kazen, Sherri Neitzel, Cindy Holt, Gail Kosanke, Toni Panazzo, Jerry Bohling, Lori Zanders, Maureen Branley, Debbie McQuen. French Club Row 1: Fred Cornell, Scott Anderson, Rick Warczynski, Row 2: Twila Marsh, Row 3: Tim O’Connor, Dawn Chesner, Jayne Mantel, Tammy Landry , Cathy Clement , Donna Dawes , Sharon Zahora , Tom O’Dea, Nancy Sack, Jill Neary, Mr. Lemley. Lettermen and Pom Pon Corp Row 1: Denise Brwmmel, Marica Eberle, Shelley Hudak, Kathy Moelhman, Diana Popyk, Julie Dust, Row 2: Sue Pawlicki, Jayne Shroka, Sue Williams, Cindy Clinton, Patty Woodburn, Denise Doty, Shelly Eastling, Linda Eberle, Vicky Bernhardt, Sue Kleine, Row 3: Bob Jonason, Steve Plant, Carl Anderson, Rich Trivett, Rich Fischer, Dean Dodge, Joe Yothment, Jerry Howard, Mike Stecyk, Keith Schillo, Bill Suprenaut, Chris Loman, Chris Avey, Ray Kerstell, Dana Dodge, Mike Gross, Mike Gross, Nick Mager. Junior Honor Society Row 1: Christy Burley, Mary Malowski, Liz McQuen, Lori Frazee, Sue Slivka, Tammy Briggs, Connie Engle, Joyce Cokenour, Mary Denise Doty, Rick Warczynski, Julie Dust, Mrs. McMillen, Rich Ko- Zambo, Lynette Proud, Renae Plant, Row 2: Amy Hoeckelberg, Jill rthaur, Jayne Shroka, Tom O’Dea, Joy Reed, Jayne Mantel, Leslie Neary, Sherry Neitzel, Lori Xanders, Donna Engle, George Brewer, Mellul, Don Albertson. Clubs Sponsor Various Activities Students in clubs kept busy this year as they were involved in many kinds of projects. During home basketball games the Letterman’s Club sold refreshments. People in the Home Ec Club sold animal candles, as their way to raise money. Selling candles and a candle raffle helped raise money for the Spanish Club. The French and Spanish Clubs held their annual Christmas Party. The annual Journalism Banquet was held by Newspaper and Yearbook students. In the beginning of the year, clubs met on Friday during Activity hour, and second se- mester, project and activity classes were set up. A few of the new activities were Gun Club, Weight Watchers, Rock Group, Volley- ball, and Weightlifting-Conditioning. 95 Junior Varsity Kneeling L to R: Tammy Landry, Debbie Morse, Sue Williams, Shelly Casten, Kathy Moehlman, Tammy Briggs, Patty Woodbur n, Linda Granger, Shelly Hudak, Lori Brown, Sue Kleine, Dawn O ' Masta, Standing: Lisa Wicker, Julie Dust, Jayne Shroka, Linda Eberle, De- Varsity Pom Pan nise Doty, Kathy Granger, Vicki Bernhardt, Shelly Eastling, Deb Sorschak, Cindy Clinton, Marcia Eberle, Denise Brummel, Sue Paw- licki, Diana Popyk, Peggy Oliphant, Ms. Zuffa. Senior Honor Society Kneeling L to R: Steve Plant, Kathy Kubiak, Mariann Sack, Sue Kleine, Sue Hillger, Sue Yothment, Debbie Smith, Bobbi Zagrovich, Michele Van DerPol, Standing: L to R: 2nd row: Bob Jonason, Jackie Schutz, Jen Ploetz, Cindy Seils, Amy Miller, Lynn Segert, Vicky Meitzel, Sandy Boucher, Terry Flowers, Cathy Neary, Patty Wood- burn, Yvonne Scent, Sue Pawlicki, Julie Wilkening, Stephanie Woods, Back row: Ron Zahora, Paul Wachter, John Hillger, Mike Ste- cyk, Diane Kretz, Keith Fogarty, Kim Parker, Diana Popyk, Jill Hol- lar, Shawn Hasse, Mrs. Lemley. 96 Senior High English Guild Left to Right: Sue Shoemaker , Alan Gold, Jerry Yothment, Boh Jubera, Mike Shanks, Mrs. Gasparovic, Ms Zuffa, Debbie Sorschak, Joyce Cokenour, Dawn O’Masta, Mary Ann Malowski, Beth Ann Weiert. Lettermen Sitting: Dana Dodge, Al Dams, Chris Loman, Jerry Howard, Keith Schillo, Rich Fischer, Kneeling: Joe Yothment, Chris Avey, Sitting: Bob Jonason, Steve Plant, Carl Anderson, Rich Trivett, Dean Dodge, Mike Stecyk, Bill Supemaut, Ray Kerstell, Dirk Dodge, Mike Gross, Nick Mager. 97 Turn-About theme is Sugar and Spice” The annual Turn-About Dance, sponsored by the Pom Pon corps, was given the theme Sugar and Spice. The Dance was held February 1. Candidates for Turn- About queen were: senior, Vicki Neitzel; sophomore, Donna Engle; senior; Cindy Clinton; freshman, Joy Reed; junior, Bobby Zagrovich. Bottom Left— Turn- About queen, Donna Engle, receives roses from Mr. Davis. Bottom Right-Queen Donna Engle and escort Doug Kinkade dance to the music of Vena Cava. 98 Top Left- Come on Todd, get with it.” says Alicia Nolan as she tries to get Todd Donnelly, her date, to dance. Top Right- Escorts receiving refreshments from Gail Endris. Middle-A good band and an extra special date brings out the slow dancing couples. Bottom Left— and Right— Chap- erones for the Turn-About Dance were Mr. and Mrs. Ron Roller. 99 Eighth Grade Choir Row 1: Dan Unger, Richard Michaels, Jackie Pennington, Madaline McKee, Donna Slayton, Roni Mick, Linda Darnell, Karen Fischer, Mr. Rohrer. Row 2: Jerry Yard ley, Mike Tucker, Debbie Phillips, Glenda Nils, Sue Alvey, Darcey Dodge. Row 3: John Miller, On rid Bougie, Dorcus Davis, Kathy Holdt, Mary Shoemaker, Annett Bat- son, Steve Walkowiak, Sherrie Neitzel. Row J,: Ron Works, Billy Van Der Pol, Laurie Gallo, Jeanine Tortorici, Laurie Bromley, Mary Wit- voet, Laura Zanders, Patty Baacke, Gail Kosanke. Junior High Pep Club Row 1: Ms. Me Milieu, Roni Mick, Sherrie Farmer, Maria Jung, Jerry Yardley, Beth Buzek, Karl Jonason, Maureen Rebenack, Chris Miller, Lori Sack, Glenda Wahl. Row 2: Cindy Stout, Chris Simale, Karen Fischer, Donna Ashe, Andrea Burley, Madaline McKee, Becky Hoycus, Jenny Casten, Amy Donnelly, Debbie Foreman, Sherne Sargent, Julie Dunham. Rmv 3; Allison Burgess, Jackie Pen- nington, Patti Shropshire, Annett Batson, Glenda Nixs, Darcey Dodge, Mary Shoemaker, Debbie Phillips, Ron Works, Daren Gros- sum, Debbie Baacke. Row Ip Dorcus Davis, Sherrie Neitzel, Allison Gibbs, Gail Kosanke, Gale Blakeman, Sherrie Tupiak, Mary Witvoet, Kathy Goldsmith, Linda Verhultz, David Bougie. Industrial Arts Club Raw I: Joe Milburii, Don Yardley, Phil Nelson, Mark VanGorp. Row Miller, Mike Jackson. Row ■!: Bruce Garrett, Dave Schulte, Sarge 2: Gerald Bohling, Mark Hays, Karl Whele, Tim Hildebrand, Scott Canarini, Mr. Apple, Mike Riccio, Rich Tarkington, Ray Goodman. Senior High Art Row 1: Tammy Briggs, Jill Neary, Sue Unger, Christy Burley. Row 2: Barba, Connie Jett, Lori Brown. Row .i: Dennis Harden, Sarge Cana- Terry Roth, Cindy Fadda, Candy Bowman, Miss Sullivan, Gus rini, Mike Riccio. Fall Ball Overpowering in Action Determination, teamwork, and sportsmanship, led the Wildcats to victory. Because they played as a team,” Coach Rawlings declared, they won their first Illinois In- vitational victory. Back row— Karl Wehle, Rich Korthauer, Mike Stecyk, Dan Engle, Keith Schillo, Ray Kerstell, Al Davis. Front row— Coach Rawlings, Jerry How- ard, Joe Yothment, Boh Jonason, Chris Ceislak, Chris Loman, Scott Miller, Coach Sparacino. Keith Schillo Joe Yothment Hanover w Wheeler 1 Hanover 5 Beecher 0 Hanover J, Kouts 2 Hanover 8 Morgan 6 Al Davis Dan Engle Hanover Washington Hanover Hebron Hanover Boone Grove Hanover Manteno Chris Loman Keith Schillo Score- Board Karl Wehle Mike Stecyk Hanover l, Grant Park 2 Hanover 6 Crescent City 0 Hanover 12 Washington Twp. 1 Hanover 4 Beecher 3 104 J. V. BASEBALL Our J.V. baseball team proved that hustle, teamwork and the de- sire to play build a successful team. They played as a team through the entire fall ball season. Though it was a quick season, it was a winning one. Some of the highlights of the season were the Scott Miller 6-0 nohitter, the extra inning loss to Beecher, and the 13- 1 tromp on Boone Grove. Coach Sparacino of the J.V. Baseball team had this to say about the team: We were young and inexperienced, but with teamwork and a lot of hustle we won and showed great potential. V I ' F-R, L-R, A. Gold, B. Jubera, F. Burke , D. Bixeman, E. Fogarty, S. Anderson, J. Johnson, J. Wilbourn, J. Yothment, B-R, L-R, S. Miller, R. Korthauer, C. Cieslak, T. Koedyker, L. Boston, T. Neary, J. Asch, R. Trivett, M. Bixeman, J. Yothment, B. Jonason, Coach Sparacino. U-L. Edward Fogarty, U.R, Rich Fo- nt hauer, L-L, Rich Korthauer pictured with Coach Sparacino, L-R Scott Miller Scoreboard Hanover 6 Beecher 0 Hanover 5 Beecher 6 Hanover IS Boone Grove l 105 Cats Have 500 Season Pursuit, drive, endurance and Victor} ' sums up the 1973 Cross Country season. A satisfying 8-8 season proved the potential of our team. With four sophomores and two juniors, the considerably young team showed their full po- tential. Mr. Schuler, Cross Coun- try coach, has this to say about the team: I am looking forward to next year with everybody back, and hopefully improving our record. This is my first year of coaching for Hanover Central, and if all my seasons can come out as successul as this one, I will be glad to stay.” Mike Gross, Dirk Dodge, Robin Holeman, Nick Mager, Denny Schroeder, Mr. Schuler. Mike Gross, Robin Holeman, Nick Mager, Denny Schroeder, Dirk Dodge. SCORE- BOARD Hanover 22 Morgan 33 Hanover 22 Beecher 33 Hanover 19 North Newton 19 Hanover (f) River Forest 15 Hanover 20 East Gary 36 Hanover 19 Washington 39 Hanover 32 Morgan 23 Hanover 32 Boone Grove 23 Hanover 31 Wheeler 25 Hanover 15 Peotone 42 Hanover 15 River Forest 45 Hanover 46 Lowell 19 Hanover 17 Kankakee 38 Hanover 43 Hebron 17 Hanover 33 Kouts 22 Hanover 32 South Newton 41 Hammond Gavit 54 7th Place P.C.C.Tourney 106 Successful Cats Have Good Season SCOREBOARD Eighth Grade Hebron Hanover Seventh Grade Hanover (P) Hebron (W) Hanover Taft 36 Taft 24 Hanover Hanover 21 Hebron Hebron 38 Hanover -Cross Country, 7th and 8th grade, had a highly successful season. Our young Wildcats showed po- tential in this merciless sport which demands ev- ery inch of energy. Coach Sills said that he was very pleased with the team, apd with a lot of prac- tice and discipline, these boys will be even tougher. The team had a 6-3 season with many great in- dividual efforts. The 8th grade team had a record of 4-1, while the 7th grade compiles a 2-2 duel meet record. The 8th grade team also had a fine 4th place showing in the Taft Invitational, out of a ten team field. Cross Country is a sport for the strong and en- during. If these boys will come out again, it will be a very successful year. B-R, L-R, C. Moelhman, W. Pemberton, M-R, 26 LrR, K. Hoechelberg, G. Deno, R. Richart, K. 29 Stout, J. Ward, Coach Sills, S. Conrad, S. Seils, K. Tortorici, V. Ploetz, S. Watson, T-R, 1,2 L-R, D. Gurgle, D. Cohen, J. Cochran. L-R, 18 Coach Sills, Mr. Apple, Mr. Holmes, and Mr. Schuler compare scores. Steve Seils and Cmig 25 Moelhman look on to the outcome of the race. SI Hanover 25 Lowell Lsnoell si Hanover 21 36 Hanover Taft Lowell 45 Hanover 45 Hanover 4 th Harrison Invitational 107 Junior Varsity Takes Porter County Championship Kneeling-Coach Roller, Mgr. J. Arch. Row 1, C. Ciestlak, B. Wilborn, N. Mager, Row 2, D. Huseman, D. Dodge, M. Gmss, R. Korthanr, Row .{, T. Neatg, C. Aveg, R. Holeman, D. Kenning, R. Kerstell. Barry Wilborn attempts a long shot over a North Newton defender. 108 Varsity Cats Fight to the Finish Kneeling— C. Cieslak, Mgr. Row 1, Coach Roller, R. Korthaur, A. Soley, L. Boston, Coach Nicholas, Row 2, R. Trivett, K. Schillo, D. Mantel, R. Holeman, Row 3, C. Avey, T. Dowling, B. Grass, R. Sorchak, A. Davis Left-Before the start of the game, Don Jackson and Mike Gross get pregame instructions. Middle— In a game with North Newton, Dennis Kenning fights for the toss up. Above-Larry Boston shows offense. 109 Varsity and J.V.’s Caught in Action The Varsity and Reserve teams combined hustle, enthusi- asm, and teamwork to finish with very respectable records. Mr. Nicholas and the Varsity gang bowed out the 1971, season with an 8-12 record. The J.V. ' s ended with 12-8 and the Porter County Tourney Championship. T-R. Cats show concern for up- coming game. M-L. Soley fights for the ball. M. , Dickie ” Trivett shows hustle. M-R. Andy Soley warms up. B-L. Ray Kerstell shoots for 2. B-R. Coach Roller gives pep talk. no T-L. Chris Avey starts his day with an unusual pre- game waimiup in the new whirlpool hath. T-R. Al Davis leads the WILDCAT seniors to a thrilling Homecoming game. M-L.Cliris Cieslak wonders the outcome of the game. M-R. Don Jackson returns for the second half B-L. Dennis Kenning waits impatiently. B-R. Tim Neary chalks up 2 more for Hanover. Ill Freshman Forever Fighting Mixed emotions derived from basketball game. 112 Freshman basketball for this year was something of a folly with having approximately 8-10 fans crowding into the gym every game. A team cannot play up to their potential without enthusiasm from fans, which was proven even more when the Cats got a 2-15 seasonal record. Coach Sparacino had this to say, Our team was not all that bad they played as a team, having no big guns. One thing I was really put out with was the fans. There is an old saying that goes, If the fans are toe quiet at a basketball game, you ca ' hear a ball bounce. At Hanover, ycj can hear the boys breathing.” Top Left: Coach Sparacino; P. Schiessle, J. Hollar, J. Jones, D.B. Jackson, T. O’Conner, G. Steuer; M.R.: C. Grant, J. Endris , D. Jack- son, C. Shropshire, S. Anderson; B.R.: G. Plant, A. Foreman, M. Shanks, R. Jubera, J. Anderson, J. Yothment. 7th 8th Strive for Victory Tap Left: Coach Shuler; M. Lawerence, M. Kinsey, D. Coehn, B. Green, B. Vanderpol, R. Steuer, R. Jacobson, S. Ward, D. Lessard, K. Stout, J. Ward, D. Gergel; B.R.: M. Williams, G. Deno, R. Wright, D. Plant, D. Wood, D. Urbanczyk, M. Snyder. A great turn-out of 18 boys greeted Mr. Shuler in his first year of coaching. The boys, prac- ticing almost every night, came up with the sparks Hanover needed. The boys had a 3-15 sea- son, losing 6 games by a total of only 15 points. If Lady Luck” could have been with the boys this year, they could easily have been 9-9. But that was a big If” and unfortunately it didn’t happen. The coach of the 8th grade team is Mr. Mike Shuler. This is Mr. Shuler’s first year at Hanover with the boys giving him the re- spect which he deserves from the players. Good participation from the fans helped the boys considerably. The 8th grade players should be an outstanding team in the years to come. Top Left: Coach Apple; S. Seils, J. Cochran, J. Perrin, K. Neaves, J. Lawerence, J. Underwood; M.R.: C. Smith, J. Dunker, D. Korthauer, D. Mantel, J. Wittergren, T. Cox; B.R.: M. Odea, R. Partain, J. Stark, W. Pemperton, G. Moehlman, S. Watson. Not Pic., T. Teets, E. Shroka, D. Hays. If team records for a team were based on hustle, the desire to win, and enthusiasm, the 7th grade Wildcats would have ended the season 18-0, with the desire to win no matter how far behind or ahead they were. The team-leading players were Wes Pemperton and Joe Stark, the two Cat playmakers. At cen- ter is Steve Seils, the leading re- bounder, and top scorer on the team. Holding up the front line were Dan Korthauer and Dan Mantel, 2 hustlers from the word Go”. Coach Phil Apple commented on his team, I’d say being only 7th graders, they were always hustling through the entire sea- son. With a lot of practice and dis- cipline these boys should be exceptional.” 113 Cheerleaders, Charge Up Season To meet the qualifications of a Cheerleader,” a girl must be courte- ous, spiritful, and constantly striv- ing for victory. The 7th and 8th grade cheerleaders did just that, and even more, they made the game more enjoyable to attend. Cheer- leaders for thi s year had to do some- thing that is very hard to do— cheer and try to make spirit even when their team is being blown off the court. The cheerleaders for this year were wisely chosen. The girls met all the qualifications and more. While these girls are still very inexperi- enced in the field of cheerleading, the girls did a very exceptional job. Right: Sheri-y Foreman, Glenda Wall, Amy Donnelly, Laura Sack, and Chris Miller. Below: Maureen Rebenack, Cindy Carpenter, Jenny Casten, Andrea Burley, and Darcy Dodye. 7th and Sth grade cheerleaders show good squad formation. 114 Powder Puff Cheerleaders Promote Spirit To help promote, spirit, the annual Powder Puff Football game was played. Promoting even more spirit were the Powder Puff cheerleaders. The hairy chinned boys contributed to make the game a huge success. The game was played on the coldest day possible there is in history (No- vember 10, 1974). The cheering boys found out that cheerleading wasn’t all that easy. But they did their best Sr. Powder Puff Cheeleaders Joe Milburn, Don O’Masta, and Denise Gentry show spirit. Middle: Joe Milburn and Phil Nelson have their own Powder Puff game show-it’s called twenty questions. Bottom left Butch White, Ray Goodman, Rich Brewer, and Sarge Cana- rini show good squad formation and spirit. 115 Cheerleaders attend camp competition Varsity Cheerleaders Practiced and learned during the summer at the Smith-Walbridge Cheer- leading Camp. The Camp is spon- sored at Syracuse, Indiana by the National Cheerleading Association. The girls worked to improve cheers and jumping techniques. Skits were done among the girls and each of Hanover’s groups par- ticipated in competition. Groups were judged for the awards on a daily basis. Participa- tion, technique, and ability were taken into account. Awards were given each day: Varsity won an honorable mention; outstanding; excellent; and superior. Junior Varsity received an honorable mention; outstanding and an ex- cellent awards. Top: Left to Right Betsy York, Debbie Bearden, Bobbie Zagrovich, Mary Ann Malowski, Diana Vaughn, Lori Frazee, Cindy Seils, Paula Foreman, Sue Slivka, Dmna Engle, Tina Foreman, Jayne Man- tel, Jen Ploetz, Diana Wietbrock Bottom: Left to Right Debbie Bearden Mary Ann Malowski Lori Frazee Betsy York Sue Slivka 116 Above , L-R, Diana Vaughn, Jayne Mantel Roberta Torrence Donna Engle Diana Wietbrock Left, L-R Jennifer Ploetz Paula Foreman Cindy Seils Tina Foreman Bobbie Zagrowich 117 HOMECOMING QUEEN CROWNED Homecoming ’74 had an excellent choice of home- coming queen candidates. They were Donna Hays, Homecoming Queen; Sue Nagy, Cindy Clinton, and Vickie Neitzel. The Queen’s court consisted of Junior Cindy Seils, Sophomore Donna Engle, and Freshmen Joy Reed. Tension mounted, as halftime of the Varsity game drew nearer. The question everyone had in mind was, who will be crowned Homecoming Queen of 1974? The crowning took place at half time of the Varsity and Junior Varsity game. Top-Tears of happiness flow from Donna Hays after she is crowned Miss Homecoming Queen 1971 Middle— Tension mounts as everyone au-aits the decision of home- coming queen ' s crowning. Bottom- Anxiously, the Queen Candidates and Court watch the basketball game with excitement and intrigue. Top Left— Chris Avey adds a bit of humor as Robin Hole man and Chris Cieslak shoot. Top Right— Warm ups are all a part of Hanover ' s game as Rich Trivett and Andy Soley demonstrate. Bottom Right— Ray Kerstell adds two points to the dismay of his opponents. Bottom Left— Robin Holeman checks the pad for landing before coming down. 119 Cats For Victory Tom O’Dea is ready to start. Steve Plant anticipates signal. To be able to succeed in wrestling, a team must consist of three things: experience, teamwork, and dis- cipline. Unfortunately, we lacked in one of these departments-experi- ence. Our team consists of 5 fresh- men, 5 sophomores, 3 juniors, and 2 seniors; a considerably young team. Steve Plant once said this about wrestling, The first year you learn the moves, the second year you do the moves, and the third year you win.” The coach of Varsity Wrestling is Mr. Tom Schatzman, a small, but very r powerful young man. Before coming to Hanover Central, he was a coach at Winchester High for two years. J.V. coach for Hanover wres- tling is Mr. Jim Kiechle. He had five years experience as a coach of wres- tling for Hanover. With a year’s experience behind our young team, next year they will have had the knowledge of the sport that is needed to wrestle. If the old saying, Experience is the best teacher,” is true, our team should be much better next year. Darrel Scent is always ” on top! Bill Supernaut tries slick” move! 120 Scoreboard East Gary 41 Whiting 60 Hanover n Hanover 3 Kankakee 35 Crown Point 60 Hanover 33 Hanover 6 River Forest 21 Peotone 47 Hanover 49 Hanover 15 Lake Central 50 Lew Wallace 46 Hanover 10 Hanover 19 South Newton 15 Lowell 54 Hanover 46 Hanover 11 Andrean 53 Horace Mann 51 Hanover 10 Hanover 9 North Newton b2 E. Gary Toum. 6th Hanover 25 Sectional Last Place Valparaiso 51 Harwver 11 Top: L-R Coach Kiechle, Dave Staples, Tim Hildebrand, Bob Henke, Larry Spurr, Bill Supernaut, Joe Yothment, Coach Schatzman. 2nd Row: (managers) Pam Sanne r, Cheryl Hardwick, Renew Plant, Sue Stark. 3rd Row: Alan Gold, Scott McKee, Jerry Howard, Carl Anderson, Cary Watson, Darrel Scent. 4th Row: Dave Bixeman, Steve Plant, Mike Pasierb, Tom Tucker, Rich Kurzeja, Tom O ' Dea, Larry Spurr. Scott McKee at his stance. The Great Pasierb Pin. Scorekeeper, Mr. Joe Sparacino. Coaches and players concentrating on the match. 121 CATS SWING INTO ACTION This year’s Junior Varsity Baseball team had many out- standing players and coaches. We started to move on the first game with an easy victory, and from then on it was smooth sailing all the way. The team consisted of mostly freshmen, 3 soph- omores, and 3 juniors. The coach of the J.V. team was Mr. Ron Roller, with his snowing of sportmanship and teamwork the team was outstanding. Coach Roller had this to say about the team, Our team was very disciplined, they wanted to play, and they gave 100% every minute. There were no big guns on the team, every man on the team played as a team. This will help the var- sity team in the years to come.” Standing L-R, S. Miller, B Jonason, J. Yothment, R. Kerstel, D. Engle, B. Garret, C. Loman, M. Ste- cyk, Mr. Sparacino. Kneeling, C. Ceixlak, A. Davis, R. Korthauer, J. Johnson, Managers: S. Eastling, D. Doty. J. V. BASEBALL This year’s varsity base- ball team was full of thrills and excitement. The former coach Mr. Charles Rawlings resigned, thereby, Mr. Joe Sparacino took over the job. The team took to the liking of Mr. Sparacino and came up with a winning season. Coach Sparacino had this to say about the team, If any team was going to win sectionals for Hanover this year, it is going to be this one. We had many returning lettermen, and many out- standing players. We have fine pitching and hitting, and we also have the right attitude, the will to win.” Standing L-R, J. Yothment, T. Swafford, C. Monos, E. Forgarty, J. Wilburn, Mr. Roller, R. Jubera, D. Bixenman. Managers: M. L. Anderson, S. Marine. 122 CATS RUN TO VICTORY To have a really tough track team you need three things, 1) experience, 2) strength, 3) speed. Unfortu- nately we lacked in just one of these departments, expe- rience. Our team consisted of mostly freshmen and soph- omores, 3 juniors, and 1 se- nior. To prove the true po- tential of the team, they won the P.C.C. freshmen, sophomore tournament. Coach Shuler had this to say about the team, We are very young and rusty, we will have to have more drive in the boys if we are to suc- ceed in our goals.” Standing L-R, M. Callison, C. Jubera, D. Dodge, T. O’Connor, L. Frazee, R. Holeman, M. Malowski, J. Yothment, M. Gross, D. Dodge, Mr. Shuler. Kneeling, A. Gold, D. Dodge, K. McKinley, R. Jubera, J. Endris. JR. HIGH TRACK HAS DRIVE Back Row L-R, M. Perrin, D. Cohen, T. Imboden, H. McMillan, G. Tortorici, M. Thornbjorson, Mr. Sills. Middle Row, L. Hoeckelburg, V. Ploetz, K. Stout, C. Jonason, T. Scent, D. Krebs, M. O ' Dea, B. Van Der Pol, M. Cochran, D. Gurgle, B. Green, D. Dodge. The junior high track team had something that very few other teams have, drive. Many meets were won by that little extra drive that the boys gave out. The boys consistently broke or tied records, some which were very impressive. The boys were tough in all the events, especially the dashes and field events. The coach of the team is Mr. Sills. With his knowledge of the sport and the team’s determina- tion, the boys turned out an impressive season. Some of the boys came out for their first year of track, and proved that track can be fun and also very demand- ing. If these boys can keep it up in track, Hanover will have a tough track team. 123 WILDCATS ARE UP TO PAR Standing L-R, Coach Brinley, J. Yahlonowski , B. McKee, C. Avey, J. Hollar, R. Trivett. Kneeling, A. Soley, L. Eberly Top Left: B. Garret, A. Davis, C. Loman, D. Engle plus manager M. L. Anderson show poise. Top Right: A basketball player’s friend. Top Right: N. Mager chugs along. Above Left: Coach Sparacino welcomes another coach to Hanover. Right: B. Supernaut directs the wrestler on the mat while J. 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Jeff Peterson, Diane Kretz, and Jill Hollar register to vote. M-L. Donna Hays is 1971,’s Homecoming Queen. M-M. Before the test, Joe Milbum glances over his notes. M-R. Jill Hollar and Jeri Granger wait their turn to register. B-L. Al Davis catches 1,0 winks during his free hour. B-M. Jerry Howard is in action on the baseball field. B-M-R. Bob Gross shows how seniors keep their cool. B-R. Vicki Stout and Stanley Michnieuricz learn how to cook. TO COMPLETE SIX YEARS AT HANOVER Top Left-Chris Loman seems to he ready for just about anything at anytime. Top Right -Mark Burgess is caught looking out in the hall. Middle-At the end of the semester, Paula Foreman and Betty Roadlander wait patiently for changes in their schedules. Bottom Left- Rose Marie Wood is thrilled, after bringing grief to Sharon Zahora. Bottom Right-Keith Schillo gladly leaves school, after completing a half-day schedule. 145 1974 SENIORS GET T-R. Sheila Richart practices her part for an English class play. M-L. Jeri Granger listens to the other side of a debate. M-L. Jerry Howard addresses the student body during a pep session. M-M. Barb Craig, Deana Flora , Dawn Spellman, and Cindy Clinton try to decide which senior is the best cook. M-R. Malcom Jones applies his make-up for the play. B-L. Dawn Spellman, Deana Flora, and Cindy Clinton let Mrs. Williams sample their cooking. B-R. Rose Marie Wood registers to vote. 146 OFFICIAL DITCH DAY T-L. Seniors study in Econ class. M-L. Bob Gross throws a free shot during after school practice. Lmver-R. Students in Foods III eat their food. M-M. Malcom Jones gets ready to go out on the stage. M-R. Patty Woodbum ' does her thing ’ in Pom Pom practice ’B-L. Cheryl Schreiber takes over the prin- cipal’s office. B-R. Senior Home Ec students converse as they taste their ware. 147 EARLY TO BED AND EARLY TO RISE MAKES T-L. Tony Thom sneaks to the candy ma- chine before Early Bird class. T-R. Jim Wislocki, Sharon Terral, Dave Mantel, and Debbie Kretz study intently. M-L. Early Birders find it easy to laugh early in the morning. M-R. Danny Schreiber, Debbie Kretz, and Paul Wachter get information for a test. B-R. As Chris Loman daydreams, Mike Pasierb and Ken Lea trade notes. 148 SENIOR STUDENTS HEALTHY AND WISE? T-L. Mr. Nolan, Jim Wislocki, and Dave Mantel do their favorite thing— conning to Early Bird. T-R. Tim Dowling and Dan Engle con- verse as Danny Wachter confers with Mr. Nolan. M-L. Greg Tano studies as Paul Wachter thinks of an ans wer. M-M. Mr. Nolan lectures during Early Bird. M-R. Randy Hahn and John Hillger show haw Seniors stay awake in Early Bird, which starts as 6:55 a.m. B-L. Early Bird students study sleepily. 149 SENIORS SHOW THEIR T-R. Loretta Steuer, Patty Woodbum, and Sharon McClure converse as they wait impatiently for the last bell to ring. M-L. Jim Schreeringa stares out the window. M-R. Mrs. Pa quin watches as Shelly Eastling, Deana Flora, and Barb East- ling take time off from working on the yearbook. B-L. Mrs. Love is Senior class sponsor. B-M. Malcom Jones types up his assignment. B-R. Chris Loman helps Mike Stecyk ■ with a problem in Senior Math. 150 WORKING TECHNIQUES T-L. Sue Yothment, John Flannigan, Mark Burgess, and John Hillger show ev- eryone the wrong way to study in their Se- nior Math class. M-L. Joe Milhum poses for the photogra- pher in between his classes. M-M. Nanci Hutzler rests in the commons as she waits for her next class to start. M-R. Crazy Chris Loman slips in a litte cat nap during one of the classes in his schedule. B. Tom DeBold, who was a mid-term grad- uate, is caught as he returns to school to visit friends. 151 SENIOR BANQUET HELD T-R. Phil Nelson and Karl Whele welcome Dan Kreivinsky to the Senior Banquet. Lower-R. Rick Brown, Paul Copak, Marcia Eberle, Jeri Granger, Fred Thornbjornson, Tom DeBold, and Keith Fogarty enjoy gradu- ation cigars at the banquet. M-L. Did something in the punch get to Mas- ter of Ceremonies, Chris Loman? M-R. Randy Watson, Jeff Simms, and Dave Mantel live it up. B-L. Sandy Boucher, Vicky Neitzel, Jill Hol- lar, Debbie Mangini, and Vicki Stout make a toast to Mrs. Love, who is the Senior class sponsor. B-R. Chris Loman and Betty Roadlander, Hanover’s new Sonny and Cher, belt out a song at the banquet. 152 AT THE RED LION T-L. With mixed emotions, Deana Flora, Diane Boggs, and Mary Huber look on as (M- R) Dana Dodge and Jill Hollar read the Class Prophecy. M-L. Tom DeBold, Rick Brown, and their stogies strike a pose for the photographer. B-L. At the Senior Banquet, Many MacDonald and Jerry Howard listen to the wills and the class prophecy. B-R. Paula Foreman puts on a smile as class- mates Jackie Schutz and Danny Wachter await their tu rn at the reading of the Remem- ber Whens. 197 U GRADUATES TAKE T-R. As Mr. Penn and Mr. Jackson prepare to hand out another diploma, Tim Dowling leaves the stage after receiving his diploma. M-L. Ron Zahora and Bernie Reichart await their turn of crossing the stage to get their di- plomas. M-R. Amy Miller, Vicky Neitzel, Sandy Boucher, Denise Brummel, and Cathy Neary, having already received their diplo- mas, watch as other seniors get ready to cross the stage. B-L. Barb Craig, Yvonne Scent, Lynn Segert, Valerie Burger, and Debbie Kretz show mixed emotions as they prepare to go up on the stage. 154 FINAL STEPS AT HANOVER T-L. After waiting twelve years for this mo- ment, Debbie Mangini walks into the proces- sional line. T-M. Marcia Eberle and Betty Road lander grin in anticipation of the big mo- ment. B-L. Tom DeBold and Barb Kazwell get ready to leave after graduation. B-R. It ' s been a long hard climb,” says Karen Bi- xenman. The 1971, graduation was held Sun- day, June 2, in the gym at Hanover Central, at two o’clock in the afternoon. Valedictorian was Amy Ellen Miller and the Salutatorian was Susan Jane Nagy Rollenson. 155 Acree, Lillian 85, 23 Boston, Larry 52, 105, 109 Chalousky, Chuck 52 Adams, Terry 40 Boucher, Sandy 40, 90, 91, 96, 152 Chaloupskv, Joe 64 Adams, Tom 40 Bougie, David 64, 100 Charette, Gary 52 Albertson, Don 60, 82, 83 Bougie, Donald 60 Chesner, Darlene 64 Albertson, Doris 64 Bowman, Candace 52 Chesner, Dawn 56, 82, 90 Allen, Sue 86 Braden, Chuck 56 Chopp, Julius 32 Alpogianis, Marge 34 Braden, Mike 64 Christman, Ruth 70, 86 Allred, Deb 52, 87, 88 Braden, Tammy 70, 93 Cieslak, Chris 56, 104, 105, 108, 109, 111,6, Alvey, Susan 64, 86, 88, 89, 100 Branley, Maureen 64, 88, 93 10, 119, 122 Anderson, Carl 52, 82, 97, 120 Branley, Mike 64 Cieslak, Deborah 70, 93, 89 Anderson, John 60, 112 Brelsford, Meri-Lou 56 Clark, Jim 60, 89 Anderson, Mary Lou 56, 90, 91, 122, 125 Brewer, David 70 Claus, Brian 70, 86 Anderson, Scott 60, 82, 112 Brewer, George 56, 83 Claus, Steve 60, 89 Apple, Phillip 34, 101, 107, 119 Brewer, Rich 52, 109, 117 Clement, Cathy 60, 82 Asch, Donna 69, 89, 100 Brewer, Robert 60, 87 Clinton, Cindy Melody 82, 96, 98, 118, 41 Asch, Jim 56, 108 Briggs, Gail 70, 88 146 Avey, Chris 56, 81, 82, 108, 109, 111, 119, 124 Briggs, Tammy 60, 82, 96, 101 Clinton, Richard 60 Avey, Lisa 85 Brindley, John 30, 92, 124 Cochran, James 70, 107, 113 Augustin, Tom 64 Brockman, Ralph 52 Cochran, Vicki 70 Brown, Gregg 70 Cohen, Dave 107, 113, 122 Baacke, Debbie 93, 770, 100 Brown, Kim 64, 86 Cohen, David 107 Baacke, Kathy 64 Brown, Lorie 60, 85, 96, 101 Cokenour, Joyce 23, 60, 82, 89, 97 Baacke, Rick 60 Brown, Mary 56, 85, 88 Cokenour, Judy 70 Baker, Cheryl 40, 25, 24 Brown, Peggy 56, 85 Conrad, Dan 52, 89 Baker, Joey 52, 90, 91 Brown, Rick 152, 153 Conrad, David 70 Baker, Susie 64 Brownd, Ron 52, 88 Conrad, Linda 84, 85, 56, 86, 87, 89 Barba, Gus 101 Browning, Nancy 52, 88 Conrad, Scott 70, 107 Barber, Jim 52, 85 Brady, Margaret 41 Cook, Patty 70, 87 Batson, Annette 64, 100 Brummel, Denise 40, 90, 96 Cook, Sherryl 70 Beamer, Karen 52, 88 Burger, Donna 60 Copak, Dave 56 Bearden, Debbie 60, 87, 90, 116, 117 Burger, Steve 56 Copak, Paul 152 Benge, Brenda 60 Burger, Val 41, 44, 45 Cox, Kevin 64 Benge, Denise 56 Burgess, Allison 70, 100 Cox, Todd 70, 88, 113 Benton, Duane 69 Burgess, Mark 40, 145 Craig, Barb 41, 146 Benton, Robin 52 Burley, Andrea 88, 93, 64, 100, 148 Craig, Mary 56, 85 Benton, Steve 60 Burley, Christy 91, 101 Craig, Sandv 70, 93 Benton, Tom 60 Buczek, Ken 60 Crilley, Jay 23, 52, 91 Berg, Nan 52, 87, 90 Buczek, Mary Beth 70, 106 Crilley, Jill 15, 60 Bernhardt, Randy 60, 8, 80, 87 Burke, Fred 56, 105 Crilley, Rob 60 Bernhardt, Vicki 52, 82, 87, 90, 96 Bevins, Julie 64 Byers, Jim 70, 86 Crumrine, Roberta 33, 89 Bixenman, Connie 56 Caldwell, Del 84, 60 Darden, Laura 70, 88 Bixenman, Dave 6, 105, 120, 122, 124 Callison, Mark 123 Darden, Liz 60, 91 Bixenman, Julie 70, 88 Canarini, Lynette 41 Darden, Mike 56 Bixenman, Karen 40 Canarini, Sargio 52, 101, 117 Darnell, Cheryl 65 Bixenman, Mike 56, 105 Canarini, Tara 64 Darnell, Cindy 70, 86 Bixenman, Tammie 64 Canner, Vicki 41 Darnell, Fran 56, 91 Blakely, Michelle 60 Cannon, Pam 52 Darnell, John 70 Blakely, Pam 56 Capps, Cindy 70 Darnell, Patrick 56 Blakely, Rochelle 60 Carnell, Cheryl 85 Davis, Albert 14, 80, 97, 104, 109, 111, 122, Blakeman, Gail 64, 88, 100 Carnell, Fred 60, 82 125, 144 Blanchard, Tina 56 Carpenter, Cindy 64, 148 Davis, Dorcas 93, 100, 101 Bodnar, John 6, 56, 91 Casten, Jenny 64, 86, 89, 100, 148 Davis, Flovd 37 Bogart, Jack 40, 84 Casten, Shelly 60, 88, 96 Davis, Richard 37 Boggs, Diane 40, 88, 152 Casten, Vicky 60 Dawes, Donna 60, 82, 85, 91 Bohling, Denise 52 Catlin, Terry 64 DeBold, Tom 42, 152, 153 Bohling, Edward 70 Catlin, Vincent 60, 85 Deno, Connie 56, 88 Boling, Bruce 70 Catt, David 64 Deno, Greg 65, 107, 113 Bolong, Gerard 89, 93, 101, 52 Catt, Jeff 56 Deruntz, David 70 Boling, Jerry 64 156 Chaloupsky, Anne Marie 60 Deruntz, Kim 60 Devine, Allison 41 DeVries, Tim 50, 52 Dodge, Dana 82, 97, 123, 153 Dodge, Darcy 65, 89, 86, 93, 100, 101, 123, 148 Dodge, Dean 7, 52, 82, 97, 123 Dodge, Dirk 13, 56, 82, 97, 106, 108, 123 Donnelly, Amy 70, 86, 148 Donnelly, Jill 42 Donnelly, Todd 7, 52, 99 Dorsett, Bernie 56 Doty, Denise 56, 82, 83, 90, 88, 86, 96, 122 Douglass, Betsy 65 Dowling, Kim 52, 87, 90 Dowling, Tim 42, 109, 148 Drake, Kerry, 10, 56 Drake, Robin 52 Dunham, Jan 52 Dunham, Julie 70, 86, 89 Dunker, Jim 70, 88, 113 Dust, Julie 56, 83, 82, 89, 90, 96 Eastling, Barb 52, 84 Eastling, Douglas 70 Eastling, Shelly 56, 82, 96, 122 Eberle, Marcia 82, 90, 91, 42, 96, 152 Eberle, Linda 56, 82, 89, 90, 96, 124 Edwards, Tana 60, 84, 90 Ehlers, Richard 30 Eickleberry, Herman 70, 88 Ellis, James 65 Endris, Belinda 70 Endris, Gale 99 Endris, Gwen 52 Endris, Jeff 60, 112, 123 Engle, Connie 60, 82, 88 Engle, Dan 14, 12, 42, 43, 104, 122, 125, 148 Engle, Donna 56, 83, 88, 98, 118, 116, 117 Enloe, Terry 65 Erickson, Kathy 65, 92, 88 Erickson, Toni 70, 88, 86 Erps, Jerry 70 Espey, Anthony 70 Espey, Debbie 56 Espey, Michelle 10, 60 Fadda, Carol 35 Fadda, Cindy 87, 89, 101 Farmer, Sherri 70, 86, 100 Ferrick, Annette 65 Fetsch, Jack 56 Fisher, Karen 65, 93, 100 Fischer, Rich 20, 52, 82, 97 Fogarty, Ed 60, 105 Fogarty, Keith 42, 96, 152 Flanagin, David 56 Flora, Deana 13, 42, 146, 150, 153 Flowers, Patty 60 Flowers, Terry 52, 96 Foreman, Art 60, 112 Foreman, Debbie 65, 89 Foreman, Paula 43, 87, 116, 117, 134, 145, 153 Foreman, Sherri 70, 100, 148 Foreman, Tina 14, 52, 87, 88, 90, 116, 117, 134 Foreman, Roy 32 Fortenbury, Sandy 70, 93 Fortenbury, Ray 61 Fraley, Marty 52, 79 Frazee, Lori 61, 69, 82, 87, 88, 90, 91, 116, 117, 123 Frazee, Ray 52 Freeman, Jean 52 Frye, John 61 Garret, Bruce 14, 100, 122, 125 Gallo, Laura 93, 65 Galloway, Susan 52 Galvin, Sharon 43 Gasparovic, Sandy 28, 93, 96 Geek, Darlene 28 Gerlach, Vera 35 Gentry, Cindy 56 Gentry, Tammy 61, 85 Gentry, Dennis 117 Gibbs, Allison 70, 93, 100 Gibbs, Greg 56 Gibson, Chuck 12 Gibson, Richard 71 Goff, Larry 71 Gold, Allen 61, 87, 88, 96, 105, 123, 120 Goldsmith, Karen 43 Goldsmith, Kathy 93, 100 Goldsmith, Larry 56 Goodman, Ray 80, 117 Gorball, John 28, 91 Grady, Carol 8, 87, 90 Granger, Jeri 12, 43, 89, 144, 146, 152 Granger, Kathy 56, 81, 96 Granger, Lynda 61, 88, 90, 96 Granger, Jack 22, 33, 90 Grant, Carl 61, 112 Grant, Sherri 43 Green, Bernie 65, 113, 123 Grosum, Karen 71 Gross, Bob 10, 43, 88, 109, 124, 144, 147 Gross, Mike 56, 82, 96, 106, 108, 109, 123 Grubbs, Randy 71 Gruce, Diana 71 Gudmundson, John 56 Gruber, Joanne 35, 87 Gergel, Dale 65, 88, 92, 107, 113, 123 Gurgel, John 52 Gynn, Colleen 61 Gynn, Richard 65 Hahn, Guy 45 Hamlett, Janie 61, 87, 91 Hamilton, Ruth 57, 91 Hamilton, Mary 9, 36 Hardin, Cindy 65 Hasse, Mickey 34 Hasse, Kevin 57 Hasse, Mark 61 Hasse, Shawn 43, 96 Harden, Dennis 52 Hardwick, Cheryl 52, 90, 120 Hardwick, Karen 57 Harrell, Gwen 65, 88, 92 Harrell, Jim 14, 53 Hartwick, Cherie 84 Hartwick, Laurie 86 Hays, Donna 43, 118, 119, 144 Hays, Brian 61 Hays, John 57 Hays, Mark 53, 89 Hayes, Doyle 69, 71, 93, 113 Heath, Dennis 71 Heath, Denise 71 Heckaman, Ellen 65, 88, 93 Hein, John 71 Heichel, John 65 Heldt, Marion 36 Henke, Bob 57, 120 Hickson, Kim 53 Hildebrand, Linda 65 Hillger, Sue 78 Hildebrand, Mark 61 Hildebrand, Tim 53, 89, 120 Hill, Bill 53 Hill, Pam 6 Hillebold, Mark 57 Hillger, John 44, 148 Hitchcock, Bill 44 Hitchcock, Julie 53 Hitchcock, Kim 66, 92 Hoekelberg, Amy 57, 82, 89 Hoekelberg, Audrey 90 Hoekelberg, Ken 53, 107 Hoeckleberg, Larry 71, 98, 107, 123 Holder, Denise 57 Hollar, Jav 61, 112, 124 Hollar, Jill 43, 44, 90, 91, 92, 96, 152, 153 Holeman, Robin 21, 57, 106, 108, 109, 119, 123 Holmes, Norman 9, 34, 107 Holmquist, David 93 Holt, Cindy 66, 93 Hoover, Linda 66, 93 Hoover, Rick 57 Hoover, Roy 53 Hopkins, Tim 71 Howard, Doug 12, 61 Howard, Jerry 12, 7, 44, 82, 97, 120, 125, 144, 146, 153 Howard, Mike 71 Howard, Pam 57, 85 Hoycus, Becky 66, 93 Huber, Mary 44, 153 157 Hudak, Lisa 86, 88, 89 Hudak, Shelly 78, 82, 89. 96 Huffnagle, Debbie 81 Hurst, Larry ' 53 Huseman, Dale 50, 53, 108 Huseman, Sharon 61 Imboden, Beth 61 Imboden, Bob 66, 123 Jackson, Don 109, 111, 112 Jackson, Pat 53 Jackson, Mike 57 Jacobs, Lisa 53 Jacobsen, Ricky 66, 88, 92, 113 James, Mike 44 Janda, Sheila 57 Janda, Teresa 69, 71, 86 Jett, Clinton 57 Jett, Connie 53, 101 Jillson, Greg 61 Jillson, Jeff 71, 88 Johnson, Christine 66 Johnson, Claudette 53 Johnson, Jack 12, 53 Jonason, Bob 12, 13, 82, 84, 97, 104, 105 Jonason, Karl 66, 93, 100, 123 Jonelis, Michelle 57, 89 Jones, Jeff 61, 91, 112 Jones, Harold 71, 86 Jones, Malcom 146, 147 Jubera, Corbitt 61 Jubera, Bob 61, 84, 88, 90, 97, 112, 122, 123 Jung, Maria 71, 93, 100 Kasanke, Gail 93 Kazen, Lorelei 66, 93 Kazen, Lou 71, 93 Kazwell, Barb 21, 44, 90 Kazwell, Cathy 61, 89, 91 Keilman, Jim 71 Keiser, Gwen 71, 93 Keller, Jerry 53 Kelleher, Kathy 71, 88 Kenning, Dennis 108, 109, 111 Kerstell, Ray 14, 11, 57, 82, 96, 104, 108, 110, 119, 122 Kiechle, James 31, 120 Kinsey, Mike 66, 113 Kleckner, Bobbie 66 Kleckner, Steve 57 Klein, Steve 61 Kleine, Paul 61, 84, 91 Kleine, Sue 53, 82, 87, 90, 91, 96 Kneaves, Kevin 88 Knowles, Jim 66 Knowles, Rick 57 Koch, Karla 66 Koedyker, Tim 105 Kors, Ty 57 158 Korthauer, Dan 71, 86, 88, 113 Korthauer, Rich 57, 83, 104, 105, 108, 109, 122 Kosanke, Gail 66 Krebs, David 71, 123 Kretz, Danny 44 Kretz, Debbie 12, 45, 148 Kretz, Diane 43, 45, 90, 96, 144 Kretz, Tom 57 Kubiak, Kathy 53, 87, 90, 96 Kurzeja, Denise 57, 87, 90 Kurzeja, Rich 61, 120 Krga, Dan 69, 171 Kuhns, Ron 45, 87 Lance, Ken 71 Landry, Tammy 23, 61, 92, 96 Lawrence, Jeff 71, 113 Lawrence, Mike 66, 88, 92, 113 Lea, Leona 69, 71 Lea, Jack 66 Lea, Kathy 61, 85 Lea, Ken 148 Lea, Kristie 66 Lee, Kathy 87, 88, 90 Lemley, John 33, 82 Lemley, Judy 29, 97 LeNeave, Dan 66 LeNeave, Janice 66 LeNeave, Jeff 53 LeNeave, Julie 57 Lentner, Jeanette 71, 86 Lessard, Dan 66, 113 Littrell, Gwen 84 Logan, Berniece 29 Loman, Chris 15, 45, 82, 104, 110, 122, 125, 145, 148 Love, Mary 32, 152 Loveless, Richard 71 Lueder, Judy 36 Mangini, Debbie 152 MacDonald, Mony 45, 153 Magnant, Steve 66 Mager, Nick 6, 57, 21, 82, 97, 106, 108, 125 Malavolta, Teresa 45 Malowski, Mary Ann 2, 61, 87, 88, 90, 91, 97, 117, 123 Mantel, Danny 71, 113 Mantel, Dave 8, 45, 109, 148, 149, 152 Mantel, Jayne 12, 57, 82, 83, 88, 90, 19, 116, 117 Marine, Sandy 12, 57 Marrow, Tim 53 Marsh, Twila 57, 82, 87 Martin, Brett 66 Martin, Duane 61, 91 Martin, Jackie 61 Martin, Lorrie 61 Martin, Rose 78 Martinez, Norma 66 Marona, Donna 66 Marszalek, Mike 53 Matson, Jodv 71 Mellul, Leslie 61, 83, 89, 90, 91 Mender, Cheri 61, 90 Mender, Laureen 60, 93 Meyer, Mary 61 Micic, Ivanka 66 Micic, Maria 61, 85, 92 Michaels, Kathy 93 Michaels, Richard 66, 93, 100 Mick, Roni 66, 93, 100 Michniewicz, Stanley 144 Milbum, Joe 45, 25, 89, 91, 101, 117, 144 Milburn, Steve 61 Miller, Amy 21, 90, 96 Miller, Chris 71, 86, 100, 116 Miller, Leonard 34 Miller, Mike 66 Miller, Scott 8, 12, 53, 101 Miller, Steve 66 Moelhman, Cathy 53, 82, 96, 113 Moelhman, Craig 71, 107 Moelhman, Sandy 66, 99 Molden, Sheryl 61, 92 Monas, Chris Moore, Arthur 66 Moore, Mike 53, 89 Moore, Wiley 57 Morgan, Belma 53 Morgan, Bob 71 Morse, Becky 71, 86 Morse, Debbie 96 Morse, Pam 71, 86 Moudy, Larry 37 McClure, Sandy 66 McClymont, Margret 84 McKee, Bill 9, 124 McKee, Madeline 89, 93, 100 McKee, Scott 120 McKee, Stewart 89 McKinley, Kevin 57, 123 McIntyre, Bill 71 McMillen, Harold 66, 123 McMillen, Jay 20, 95, 100 McMillen, Steve 53 McNew, Brenda 71, 88, 93 McNew, Roger 91 McQuen, Debbie 66, 93 McQuen, Liz 61, 82, 91 Nagy, Sue 118 Neary, Cathy 15, 91, 96, 88 Neary, Jill 82, 83, 91, 101 Neary, Tim 57, 105, 108, 111 Neitzel, Sherry 66, 83, 100 Neitzel, Vicky 98, 118, 152 Nelson, Pat 71 Nelson, Phil 89, 107, 117, 152 Nelson, Randy 53, 91 Nelson, Sonja 57 Nelson, Tony 57, 145 Nicholas, Thomas 31, 109, 110 Nix, Belinda 66, 93, 100 Nix, Laura 71 Nolan, Alicia 87, 89, 99 Nolan, Anthony 31, 148 Nolan, Tim 71 Nordyke, Harold 71 Nordyke, Linda 66 Nordyke, Theresa 57 Norrell, Dan 66 Norris, Dick 33 O’Connor, Tim 82, 112 O’Dea, Mike 86 O’Dea, Michael 72 O’Dea, Tom 57, 82, 83, 90, 120 Olendorf, Brenda 66 Oliphant, Peggy 88, 96 Ollis, Laura 86 O’Masta, Dawn 25, 96, 97 O’Masta, Kim 61 O’Masta, Don 22, 24, 117 O’Masta, Kris 6 Panozzo, Anthony 72, 86, 93 Paquin, Gordon 37 Parker, Kim 53, 96 Parks, Pamela 86 Parks, Pam 72, 95 Parman, Penny 86 Pasierb, Mike 24, 120, 148 Pawlicki, Sue 53, 9, 82, 96 Patterson, Diana 57 Peffley, Debbie 72 Pemberton, Wesley, 72, 107, 115, 124 Pennington, Jackie 66, 92, 100 Pennington, Pamela 72 Perrin, Jim 72, 88, 113, 123 Petcoff, Phillis 35, 86 Peterson, Jeff 89, 145 Piening, Yvonne 72 Pitcher, Pam 57, 87, 89, 90 Phillips, Debbie 66, 100 Plant, Dana 67, 113 Plant, Elaine 36 Plant, Renae 57, 120 Plant, Rhonda 89 Plant, Steve 53, 82, 96, 97, 120 Ploetz, Jen 55, 51, 88, 87, 96, 116, 117, Ploetz, Val 67, 88, 91, 92, 107, 123, 125 Pointer, Tina 67, 93 Popyk, Diana 53, 82, 87, 96 Potts, Richard 72 Powers, Brenda 72, 93 Powers, Jim 67 Proud, David 67 Proud, Lynette 12, 57, 82, 85, 90 Purtain, Randal 72 Ragan, Aaron 53 Ragan, Jannie 53 Rajchel, Eugene 29, 92 Ramsey, Cheryl 67 Raper, Linda 57 Rawlings, Charles 33 Rebenack, Maureen 67, 100, 116 Reed, Joy 83, 85, 92, 98, 116 Reed, Nan 53, 87, 90 Reichart, Bernie 78, 114 Rhein, Nancy 53, 87, 90 Rhein, Pat 67 Rice, Connie 72, 86, 93 Richart, Randy 72, 88, 107 Richart, Sheila 146 Rietman, Glen 9 Roadlander, Betty 90, 145 Rohrer, Don 29, 85, 96 Roller, Ron 9, 11, 31, 89 Roller Sue 7, 30, 88, 99, Ropp, Robin 53 Roth, David 83 Roth, Terry 53, 101 Rumas, Chris 89 Rumas, David 67 Rumas, Kathy 57, 90 Sack, Laura 7, 72, 89, 116, 100 Sack, Marianne 53, 96 Sack, Nancy 92 Sanner, Pam 57, 120 Scalpelli, David 92, 67 Scent, Darrel 120 Scent, Duane 93, 88, 72 Scent, Tom 123 Scent, Yvonne 96 Schatzman, Tom 120, 24, 125 Schiessle, Phil 112 Schillo, Keith 104, 82, 97, 145, 109 Schmidt, Wade 53, 91 Schreiber, Cheryl 44, 147 Schreiber, Dan 91, 148, 8 Schreiber, Dave 72 Schreiber, Dawn 92 Schreiber, Jeanette 53 Schreiber, Michelle 57 Schreiber, Mike 92 Schreiber, Terry 57 Scheeringa, Jim 89 134 Schroeder, Dennie 106, 54, 8 Schubert, Robin 67, Schulte, David 89, 100 Schutz, Jackie 96, 153 Schweitzer, Jeff 97 Seaton, Bonnie 54 Segert, Lynn 47 Sergert, Sherri 93, 89, 72 Seils, Cindv 54, 88, 134, 96, 118, 91, 116, 117 Seils, Steven 107, 72, 113 Shafier, Harold 67 Shanks, Carl 72 Shanks, Mike 97, 112 Shingler, Raymond 67 Shoemaker, Dave 47 Shoemaker, Judy 58 Shoemaker, Mary 93, 67, 100 Shoemaker, Sue 54, 97, 12 Shroka, Ed 92, 72, 86, 113 Shroka, Jayne 58, 82, 83, 96 Shropshire, Chuck 112 Shropshire, Patti 93, 88, 67, 100 Shuler, Mike, 107, 106, 123 Signorelle, Debbie 85 Sikma, Cheryl 48 Sikma, Jeff 67 Sikma, Tom 58 Sills, Paul 107, 10, 123 Si male, Chris 72, 89, 100 Simale, Robin 54, 88 Sisney, Eric 54 Sisney, Benton 67, Sisney, Doyle 72 Sitowski, Alan 72 Sims, Jeff 152, 48 Skora, Cynthia 54 Slayton, Donna 67 Slivka, Sue 88, 82, 116, 117, 10 Smith, Chuck 88, 72, 113 Smith, Debbie 96, 87, 90, 51 Smith, Rick 73 Snyder, Tim 58 Snyder, Mike 92, 88, 67, 113 Soley, Andy 58, 110, 109, 11, 124 Soltis, Debbie 67 Sorschak, Debbie 54, 96, 97, 91, 6, 12, 50 Soley, Cecile 48 Sorschak, Rick 109, 48 Spannon, Joanne 89 Spannon, Kathy 54, 51 Sparacino, Joe 105, 104, 120, 112, 125, 122 Speilman, Dawn 146, 48 Sprehe, Debbie 54 Spirito, Marlene 84, 88, 87 Spurr, Larry 58, 120 Staples, Dave 54, 120, 89, 120 Stark, George 58 Stark, Joe 93, 73, 113 Stark, Sue 54, 120, 51, 25, 22 Stecyk, Mike 54, 82, 104, 96, 97, 15, 79, 122 Sternberg, Tom 73 Steuer, Carolyn 54, 88, 87, 90 Steuer, Greg 112 Steuer, Loretta 48 Steuer, Roger 67, 113 Stewart, Steven 67 Stout, Cindy 73, 69, 100 Stout, Frank 54 Stout, Kenny 67, 107, 113, 125, 123 159 Stout, Van 58 Stout, Vicki 89, 144, 152 Stover, Lynn 73 Sullivan, Dixie 29, 101 Supernant, Bill 54, 89, 82, 97, 120, 6, 50, 125 Supernant, Tammy 66, 86 Swafford, Tim 10, 122 Tano, Greg 89, 148, 80, 48 Tarkington, Rich 54, 84, 101 Taylor, Caroline 73 Taylor, Craig 67 Teets, Todd 73 Terral, Janet 88 Terral, Sharon 87, 148 Thiel, Barb 48 Thorbjornsen, Fred 152 Thorbjornsen, Joanne 61 Thorbjornsen, Mark 123 Thorn, Tony 43, 148 Thuckston, Carol 73 Todd, Todd 32 Tomaszewski, Sue 92, 67 Torrence, La Verna 88, 87, 90 Torrence, Mary Joan 54, 88, 87, 91, 90, 12 Torrence, Roberta 58, 88, 87, 90, 91, 81, 117 Tortorici, Greg 123 Tortorici, Jeanine 67 Tortorici, Julie 58 Tortorici, Ken 73, 107 Trader, Rita 86 Trivett, Donna 85 Trivett, Rich 54, 82, 197, 110, 109, 119, 89, 125 Troy, Ed 68 Troy, Ken 73 Troy, Richard 93, 73 Tucker, Mike 67 Tucker, Tom 120 Tupiak, Sherri 67, 100 Tussey, Dawn 93, 67 Tussey, Steve 92, 88, 67, Trueblood, Renea 24 Tuttle, Ray 89, 48 Urbanczyk, Dave 92, 67, 88, 113 Urbanczyk, Sherry 58 Underwood, Brenda 73 Underwood, Chris 58, 87 Underwood, Jeff 73, 88 Underwood, Sherri 92, 54, 91 Unger, Dan 100 VanCuren, Margaret 89 VanCuren, Mary 54, 84 VanDerPol, Billy 67, 86, 113 VanDerPol, Michelle 96, 90, 49 Vandramin, Karen 92, 54, 7 Vanderwerf, Rita 61 VanGorp, Debra 58, 84, 86, 91, 88 Van Gorp, Mark 58, 101 Vaughn, Diana 58, 116, 117 Verhulst, Linda 73, 100 Vinson, Brenda 58 Voris, Ann 84 VanUlzen, William 93 Wachter, Danny 149, 153 Wachter, Jerry 73 Wachter, Paul 96, 148, 149 Wachter, Sharon 73 Walkowiak, Karen 49 Walkowiak, Rich 67 Wakowiak, Steve 67 Wall, Frank 58 Wall, Melinda 89, 116, 100, 8, 73 Warczynski, Mike 54 Warczvnski, Rick 82, 83, 90 Ward, ‘John 107, 67, 113 Ward, Scott 67, 113 Warman, Yvonna 73 Watson, Cary 84, 58, 120 Watson, Randy 152 Watson, Steve 73, 107, 113 Watt, Debbie 54, 90, 87 Weirt, Beth Ann 58, 90, 97 Weller, Kevin 54 Welter, Mary 58 Werner, Connie 88 Westerhoff, Bill 91, 84 Westerhoff, Jim 58, 84, 87 Westerhoff, John 92, 67 Whele, Karl 104, 117, 101, 152 White, Butch 54, 117, 50 Whitestine, William 31, 89, 25 Whitaker, Susan 67 Wietbrock, Diana 58, 90, 9, 87, 91, 88, 116, 117, 81 Wicker, Ellen 58 Wicker, Lisa 96 Wicker, Mark 67 Wilbourn, Barry 58, 108, 122 Wilkening, Julie 54, 90, 96, 87 Wilkerson, Betty 34, 146 Williams, Dan 58 Williams, Allegra 85, 29 Williams, Mike 67, 92, 113 Williams, Sue 58, 83, 90, 91, 96, 87 Willy, Dennis 73 Wilson, Ann 73 Wilson, Betsy 54 Wilson, Gloria 92, 67 Wilson, Robert 73 Wise, Rich 85 Wisineski, Vicki 92 Wislocki, James Andrew 148, 92, 49 Wislocki, Peter 73 Wittgren, Deb 7 Wittgren, Jimmy 113 Witvoet, Mary 60, 100 Wisiniewski, Laura 92, 58, 90 Wright, Pam 73 Wright, Ron 92, 68 Wohlgemuth, Brain 58 Wohlgemuth, Kurt 67 Wood, Bill 58 Wood, David 67, 86, 113 Wood, Rose 92, 90, 145, 43, 146 Wood, Stephanie 54, 96 Woodburn, Don 54 Woodburn, Patty 88, 82, 91, 96, 117, 147, 49 Woods, Roann 54, 87, 45 Wornhoff, Becky 58, 87, 90, 88 Works, Ron 68, 100 Works, Theresa 73, 86 Works, Vanessa 85 Yablonowski, Jim 124 Yablonowski, Tammy 68 Yardley, Don 54, 101 Yardley, Jerry 68, 100 Yardley, Sandra 89, 87, 90, Young, Dar 49 Young, Gary 28 York, Betsy 116, 117, 88, 6, York, Linda 23 Yorke, Vene 49 Yothment, Jerry 97, 90, 89, 112 Yothment, Joe 84, 92, 58, 82, 97, 120, 12, 125, 122 Yothment, Sue 96, 49 Yukon, Rick 58 Xanders, Kathy 73, 86, 89 Xanders, Laura 93, 83, 86, 68 Xanders, Paul 58, 91 Zagrovich, Bobbie 54, 134, 96, 87, 98, 88, 117, 116, 10 Zahora, Ron 96, 49 Zahora, Sharon 92, 58, 82, 85, 145, 10, 14 Zambo, Maryanne 58, 82 Zerby, Michelle 86, 68 Zerby, Tina 86 Zimmerman, Bradley 49 Zimmerman, Kathy (Faurot) 85, 58 Zimmerman, Velda 68 Zuffa, Linda 93, 28, 96, 97 Zuranski, Thomas 73 Cover photograph compliments of alumnus Phil Trivett. 160