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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1977 volume:

PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING TOGETHER WITH FRIENDS Shery Tupiak and Tari Spurr ham il up on As much as he hates it. Bob lubera comes in for his Baby Day. monthly shampoo. lay Hollar, after a hard day of slavery. Quick changes take place during the Suitcase Race. Carl (onason dresses up for Kiddie Day. Look at Lee Milazzo doing his thing, eating! Mark Doty with his mouthful, during the Banana-Eating Race. Dan Spannon, left, and Craig Fuller, right, really love bananas. Harold (ones ' secret personality, Groucho . 10 Before Bonfire After The Bonfire was just one of the highlights of Spirit Week. It started with the tricycle race, a snake dance around the school and then the Bonfire was lit. The tug-of-wars began with the freshmen against the soph- omores, and the juniors against the seniors. The winners of both tugged and the sophomores won. Many things were going on during this week besides the Bonfire. There was the pep session, the games, the parade, the hall- decorating, and the dress-up days. Mon. was “Old Folks Day. Tues. was Twinkie Day and slave auction; the games took place on this day also. Wed. was Star Day and for student council members it was slave day. Thurs. was “Kiddie Day and that night was the bonfire. Fri. was School Colors Day and the parade. The big event of all happened Fri. night, the game. Homecoming ' 77 ' The climax of Spirit Week was the crowning of our Homecoming Queen of 1977, Lori Frazee, and of Mr. Basketball himself— Chuck Shropshire. Above: We present the Queen ' s Court of 1977 Underclassmen, Fresh- men: Mindy Van Gorp es- corted by Greg Miller; Sophomore: Jenifer Hud- speth— escort Val Ploetz; Junior: Doris Albertson, es- corted by Nick Mauger. Lori Frazee ' s ex- pression of surprise as her name was called as Homecoming Queen. Escort Bob Gross smiles as he knew it all the time. Below: Senior candi- dates for Homecoming Queen. Mary Ann Ma- lowski escorted by Randy Bernhardt; Cheri Mender escorted by Lee Milazzo and Betsy York escort— Andy Tanzillo. Senior On this day of April 22, 1977, all these seniors gath- ered together to see just what each one had accomplished over his school years. At the banquet, awards were given for their talents and special abilities. Some of the awards given included: best legs, tall- est, cutest smile, best car, li ke to have the most kids, sexiest body, and many others. After the banquet, there was a dance and a few other private activities. Some of the more eligible bachelors of the senior class. Left to right: Kevin Kleine, Don Jackson, They really look like they ' re having Chuck Hitchcock, Dave Bixenman, Chris Monos, fun. Cheri Mender and Jay Hollar won the award for the best legs in the senior class. Gathered together are some of the seniors who attended the banquet. Banquet. Jay Hollar was given this unusual award at the senior banquet for the sexiest body. Who in their right mind would think that Jeff Jones is an angel! Joyce Cokenour and Rick Baacke are certainly enjoying themselves. Mary Ann Malowski and Greg Steuer have the funniest expressions. This year both the Year- book and the High School Band had skating parties. They both used the skating parties to raise money. The yearbook used the money to help pay for this year ' s year- book and the band used the money for new band uni- forms. The parties were very successful and everyone en- joyed himself. Teachers, as well as students, came to skate. The Yearbook ' s skating parties were for high school only. The Band ' s skating par- ties were open to both high school and middle school. Everyone had fun, but re- member when Mrs. Hasse broke her arm? Rollin ' Along It ' s time to take a rest from roller skating. Alan Gold shares his skill with friend, Gail Blakeman. Frazee gives Sack a little shove. A helping hand. A different view! Mr. Kahn tries his best at skating. Nights Are Forever The 1977 Junior-Senior Prom was held in the Anna Maria Room of the House of Lynwood in Illinois, Friday, May 20th. But the prom didn ' t end there, because plans were made for Saturday to go to Turkey Run or the Dunes. Starting out the evening was pic- ture-taking by Victor Studios. The portrait background was beautiful and appropriate for the prom theme, “Nights are Forever. Pictured below: Just before din- ner a toast to the senior class was made by Sandi Moelhman, junior class president. Accepting the toast for the class of 77 was Leslie Mellul. Dinner was served at 7:30. It be- gan with fruit cocktail and salad as an appetizer. Then came the main course, if anyone was still hungry. The entree consisted of roast beef, baked potato, roll and corn. After dinner was the Garter Re- moval Ceremony. All participating gentlemen had to take a chair along with their dates to the dance floor and form a circle. The gentlemen kneeled and removed the garters from their dates ' legs. Then came the crowning of the Queen and King. Candidates for Prom Queen were: Lori Frazee, Leslie Mellul, Cheri Mender, LaVerna Tor- rence and Betsy York. Candidates for Prom King were: John Anderson, Jay Hollar, Bob Jubera, Mike Shanks and Chuck Shropshire. The reigning Queen, Laverna Torrence and King, Jay Hollar. The theme song Nights are Forever played while Queen, King and court danced. Party favors were given: They were wine glasses with the enscribed theme Nights are Forever and ma- roon stone necklaces. Centerpieces were given away to couples with a yellow square under their napkins. The prom was enjoyed by all who attended. It will be a memorable oc- casion for attending 1977 graduates. 18 Seated are Junior Class Sponsors: Mr. Brindley and wife, and Mrs. Doffin and hus- band. Standing: Paty Kistner and date. Left to right: Lori Frazee, John Anderson; Leslie Mellul, Jay Hollar; Cheri Mender, Bob Jubera; LaVema Torrence, Mike Shanks; Betsy York and Chuck Shropshire were can- didates for Prom Queen and King. Jay Hollar ' s first expression when his name was called for Prom King. He really was surprised, but look at the grins from Cheri Mender and Bob Jubera. LaVerna Torrence is very happy as she learns she is Queen of the Prom. Mike Shanks really looks happy too!!! King Jay Hollar and Queen LaVerna Torrence strike a majes- tic pose. 19 Betsy York, Chuck Shropshire, Leslie Mellul, Jay Hollar, Cheri Mender and Bob lubera were all paired off for the Queen ' s and King ' s Court. ' Landry were really sitting pretty. Mr. Sparacino shows us a real song and dance. 20 Steve Hein and his date sneak a little kiss. Tim Swafford and his date have other things on their minds. Andrea Schrieber and Duke Krebs enjoying their dinner. I (Above) Maureen Branley and Bill Wachter look like they were enjoying the Prom. Mike Gross and Lori Frazee make a perfect couple. The Junior class takes time out to prepare for the Se- nior Prom. Students seem to enjoy themselves during the convocations at the school. Pic- tured are A. Rumsey and K. Grosam. 22 Local restaurant becomes shelter for CB coffee break. Ratchet-jaw Starbaby, Roni Gracz, gets her nickel ' s worth. vO ' X s ■A G| ' B; I k hotj S? A odytati v ' j] Ou 20 u ' t ' JO- Pi n W kit I Moon SkotlotJ Blob Pkoc ' Pooh 0£ S Af o j ' t AA «. w 3+-V Buttons r F I A S A Tkt ftw 3 c 1 Oo, A c A t«o «•� F At Cot f Cam? ? A1 av At . V� o ? A i a K-f- s+a k 6 Douok M� t A tt f � K Nvt ? CAp - L o ho T ht PtouJ The riAKts Mobiling Magic Man, Greg Gracz, shouts for some info. I ' m lost again? Captain D, Don Kwiatkowski, keys up to ask for a break, we hope. Thespian Troop 1051 Presents ... Some of the actors in The Diary of Anne Frank. Carolyn (Annette Engle) and Phyllis (Roni Cracz) giving Nifty (Greg Gracz) the run-down. Visiting Mr. Dussel (Mark Doty) is Miep (Tari Spurr) for her daily visit. Watch Your Step was put on early in the school year. The plot traced the efforts of a group of people trying to find a cache of dia- monds in a shabby, deserted sanitorium. The Diary of Anne Frank was staged April 1st and 2nd. It was a story of two )ewish families in hiding in Nazi-occupied Holland. jeanine Tortorici and Greg Gracz watch carefully. Lucy (Ellyn Heckaman) gets in on the act, with Mark Doty, Mike Lawrence, Greg Gracz, and Jeff Schweitzer. Annette Engle, Mike Lawrence, and Roni Gracz at play practice. The Frank and Van Daan families gather for a visit with Mr. Kra- ler (Rick Wachowiak). Both the Frank and Van Daan families gather for Channukah. They make a fine couple! (Rick Jacobsen Sue Tomaszewski) Mark Doty (Mr. Dussel) acting out his part. Hey Dave, what was that long thing sticking out of the water . . . Besides water sports, Craig Fuller enjoys land activities on the shores of Cedar Lake. Have you seen ' Jaws ' ? Dave Proud— stern; Ken Lance— bow. Could it be I ' m lonesome or just bored? Gail Blakeman is playing the challenging game of Stratego. Think she ' s stuck?!! Adrian Martinez dissecting while Jeff Miller looks on. It even looks kind of fun! Mary Shoemaker has the look of a winner: bright eyes and a faint smile, ex- pressed very well in this picture. Wonder who won? Dale Gurgle playing Mind Maze, thinking nobody is going to catch his moves; but we did. SURPRISE!!! 28 Convocations Top: Dana Plant ' s reaction to the let ' s convocation. Not everybody thought this way, just look at (bottom): Penny Parman, Susie Baker and Paula Cevis as they were enjoying it. OiUhC. If llh The Jets performed in an all-school convocation. Everyone enjoyed the program, but not as much as getting out of class. This demonstration of trampoline skills provided a diverting convocation. A Journey of a Thousand Commencement Ceremonies started at 2 p.m. Sunday, May 29. The theme of this year ' s graduation was A Journey of a Thousand Miles Starts With One Step. Graduating girls wore blue and the boys wore red. Vice President Leslie Mullel presented the class gifts, a new wooden podium and a portable television, to the school. Valedictorian Tammy Briggs and Salutatorian Jill Neary made speeches at the ceremony. As senior class sponsors, Mrs. Thompson and Mr. Young read off the names of the graduates while Mr. Paquin and Dr. Crabb handed out diplomas. Stu- dent speakers Shelly Casten and Lori Frazee spoke as the class of 77 assembled for the last time. The band played Fanfare and Processional as the graduates marched to their seats. Hundreds of people crowded the gymnasium to watch the seniors gradu- ate. The ceremony ended when the crowd congratulated the graduates. Mary Meyer receives her long awaited diploma from Superintendent Crabb. Miles Starts With One Step Bob Magnant receives a certificate for being a Hoosier State Scholar. Kathy Lea and Mark Hildebrand await that exciting moment, when graduation ceremonies begin. Greg )il Ison, looking like he would never see the day, re- ceives his diploma from Superintendent Crabb. Another large crowd attends Hanover ' s graduation. Debbie Sosby, silently thinking it ' s finally over, receives a diploma from smiling Principal Gorden Paquin. Salutatorian (ill Neary gives the first student speech of the 1977 graduation ceremonies. Leslie Mellul, vice president of the senior class, gives the class gifts to Hanover Central High School. Rev. Hill opens the graduation with the baccalaureate ad- dress to graduating seniors. Linda Noel, along with friends, attended graduation ceremonies. Those who came stayed cool, due to a nice spring breeze. Hoofin ' around on the court Mr. Roller, thrilled at his catch, riding on his f ' 6 donkey-a perfect match. Mr. Roller tries to get the lead out of his poor donkey by picking up his feet. 34 Mr. Scroggins demonstrates the finer art of falling off. A member of the Boys Club tries to hold on to the ball any way he can. Mr. Apple and companion take it easy, waiting for the ball to come their way agian. In the background is the great tug-of-war, a Jaycee ' s donkey shows its better side, and Mr. Apple tries it one more time. 35 Deserted restaurant becomes a nearby hang-out. At Creat Oaks, Craig F., Kathy B„ Cheri M., Linda V., Lori M. and Ken L. Stow away, while Gregg G. Closes trunk. At roller rink. Evil Duckey, Carl Muehlman chases after loanne Spannan and Sue Alvey, while Mike Marine and Laurie Schreiber look on. Tom Sternberg enjoys being at basketball games. Dance With Me Above left: Preacher Man, Mr. Kahn, per- forms the ceremony of young ' uns Maralee Young and Wayne Pemberton at the Sadie Hawkins dance sponsored by Student Council. Left: All the folks get involved with singin’ the Weddin ' March for gettin ' hitched. The Sadie Hawkins dance was a great suc- cess. Everyone participated in dressing as hillbillies. Every type of person enjoys Student Council ' s monthly dance, even people you wouldn ' t expect!! 39 TOGETHER AT 40 WORK 41 The many faces of learning Tonya Pierce comes lo Mrs. Hasse with an urgent problem. Marge Devine shows that music is also a form of academics. Kim O’Masta is working hard on her assignment. Dave Scalpelli is working on another masterpiece in shop class. Tom Dayberry, Mike O ' Dea and Sue Thomaszewski watch Val Ploetz and Bill Vanderpol play a rousing game of Spanish scrabble. Meanwhile, Mr. Granger reads an exciting passage out of the Spanish dictionary to an interested Mark Doty. , f r Watch Your Step and The Diary of Anne Frank were the two major drama productions presented at Han- over this year. Both of the plays were directed by Mr. Gene Rajchel. Mark Doty and Jeannine Tortorici starred in Watch Your Step. Other cast mem- bers included: Mike Lawrence, Tom Sternberg, Ellyn Heckaman, Ronnie Gracz, and Annette Engle. The star- ring roles in The Diary of Anne Frank were played by Sue Tomas- zewski and jeff Schweitzer. Other cast members included: Ellyn Heck- aman, Jeannine Tortorici, Kathy Wachowiak, Tari Spurr, Mark Doty, Greg Gracz, Rick Jacobsen and Rick Wachowiak. At the Thespians award banquet, or the Biggie Awards as they were known by the Thespians, several awards were given. The graduating seniors were given plaques as me- mentos of their Thespian activities. Best Supporting Actress was presented to Annette Engle, for the role in Watch Your Step. Greg Gracz won the Supporting Actor for his part in The Diary of Anne Frank. The title of Best Actress was awarded to Sue Tomaszewski and Jeff Schweit- zer won the Best Actor Award. Three other awards were given to Thespian members. They were Male and Fe- male Thespian, received by Mark Doty and Jeannine Tortorici. Inter- national Thespian was received by Jon Heichel. Other awards were given to Rick Smith and Todd Teets, for their outstanding advertising cam- paign for The Diary of Anne Frank. An additional award was presented to Mouchi (the cat) for Best Animal Performance. rjk ' Dia ty ojj tArne rjTftaiifc HANOVER CENTRAL HIGH AUDITORIUM FRU SAT. APRIL 1 2 7:30 P.M. ADULT SEATS $2.50 OR 7 mp t l nn annEUTc tnc Thespians Thespian members include: Front row: Tom Sternberg, Mr. Rajchel, Rose Vendermin. Second row: |on Heichel, Ellyn Heckaman, Mark Doty, Sue Tomaszewski, Steve Slivka. Third row: jeff Schweitzer, Nancy Sack, jeannine Tortorici, judy Hillger, Mau- reen Brandley, Brenda Oldendorf. Fourth row: Rich Hillger, Rick jacobsen, Mike Lawrence, Mike Williams, Greg Gracz, Annette Engle, Ivanka Micic. stairs In the play, Watch Your Step, this group looks like the average family, wait- ing for the bathroom. 43 Interest in Dave Urbanczyk and Bill Vanderpol demonstrate the art of draining a rat. Mr. Thomas explains, a rousing lab on boiling cabbage to Rick Wachoviak and Linda Noel. Lori Frazee, digging in. Sandy Zimmerman practices for a bounty commercial after a shat- tering experience. science grows Dave Urbanczyk relieves an itch in biology. junior Sorcerers at work. (Mr. Thomas gives chemistry class a lesson in pollution). Rick Wachowiak wins 1st place in Science Fair with a project on Solar Energy. Steve Watson enjoys the good things in life. Art! Drawing, Painting, Creating— Maureen Rebenack (left) and Dennis Heath are absorbed in their work. Laura Hartwick checks proofs of a wooden stamp. |ohn Hein asserts himself from his corner. 46 Yearbook meetings are usually held on Tuesdays and Wednesdays after school. These meetings run pretty smoothly, except when the staff members show up, then it is total chaos. As the deadlines grow closer and closer, people are frantically run- ning around trying to find pictures and write copy to get their pages done. But on normal days, staff mem- bers are usually scattered throughout the room trying to make Mr. Kahn be- lieve that they are really working. Our fearless leader, Mr. Kahn, has the job of trying to keep order in our meetings, and he is pretty good at it. He also does other things like getting fund raising projects set up. Second in command, we have our High School Yearbook: Front row; |ohn Westerhoff, Dawn Tussey, Renee Partain, Sandy Zimmerman, Sherry Neitzel, Second row; Tari Spurr, Tom Sternberg, Editor Mike Snyder, Ken Lance. Third row; Debbie Baacke, Mary Ann Malowski, Laverna Torrence, Greg Gracz, Kathy Backe. Absent: Mr. Kahn, Rick Wachowiak. Publications Meet After School Middle and High School Newspaper: Front row; Maralee Young, Laura Cook, Robin Anderson, Mary Copak. Second row; Sponsor, Mr. Young, Tom Sergent, Mike Vendermin, Jeff Plant, Cathy Xanders, Third row; Vincent Zambo, Henry Utermark, Andy Wittgren, Jeff Crabb, Judy Hillger, Karen Urbanczyk, Mark laconetti. editor, Mike Snyder. He is in charge of getting all the pictures that we need, and also doing a lot of negotiating with the publishers. Some of our fund-raising projects include roller-skating parties and a potato chip machine. The skating par- ties were really fun, and they brought in a good deal of money, too. The sound of music High School Band: Front row; |ill Neary, |udy Hillger, Ron Doyal, Mike Lawrence, Val Ploetz, Dave Urbanczyk, Second row; Gwen Har- rell, Kelly Hadders, Sandy Zimmerman, Mark laconetti, Steve Huppenthal, Kim Tupiak, Phil Wirtz, Scott Sikma, Scott Seils, Dawn Tussey, lulie Bixeman, Third row; Ellen Heckaman, Patti Shropshire, Sherri Tupiak, Becky Hoycus, Patti Doyal, Laura Darden, Roni Gracz, Bob Huffnagle, Chuck Smith, Wayne Pemberton, Cindy Carpenter, Steve Seils, |ohn Westerhoff, |im Perrin, Rick Wachowiak, Mike Williams, Mark, Doty. Forth row; Glenn Towery, Ron Rose, Xavier Beccera, George Mick, Tony Panazzo, Rick lacobson, Mr. Gorball. High School Choir: Front row; lackie Pennington, Shelly Lusby, Gwen Keiser, Luana Braswell. Second row; Madelyn McKee, Maureen Brandley, Betsy Slivka Ana Roming, Jeff Underwood, Third row; Dan Chestner, Mike Cole, Bill Hilderbrand, Steve Walkoviak, Harold (ones, |ohn Stewart, Mr. Den Hartog. 48 The Three Musketeers. Mike Williams, playing his trumpet at a game. Hanover ' s own Doc. Severenson. These two gruesome leaders led the band and the choir department to success. Play it again, Mr. Den! The high school learns how to sight read music as well as sing in the choir class. 49 Shopping Around Dave Scapelli does some fine tuning. Below, |ohn Banks does some studying. Ken Troy turns ' er over. Ron Works looks for one last part to fix his engine. Chris Teets is lost in his work. loin the draft! Ron Rose takes a breather. 51 Crafting with wood Ed Shroka sands down his project. Rich Hillger carves out a pawn for his chess set. Mike Marine takes a close look at a future lamp. Rich Gynn and Steve Watson work together. How do you spell . . . Scott Sikma looks up from his type-setting work. Ed Baker concentrates as he sets type. 1 Steve Huppenthal looks for just one last letter. 53 Pom Pon girls change their Sitting left to right: Erica Nolan, Kelly Sheldon, Lisa Norris, Tammy Landry, Christy Burley and Rose Vendramine. Kneeling left to right: Becky Hoycus, Ruth Christman, Roni Gracz, Sponsor Sandy Lesczynski, Julie Bevins, Tammy Bixenman and Laura Cohn. Standing left to right: Tammy Briggs, Paty Doyal, Caroline Taylor, Laurie Mender, Maureen Rebenack, Cheri Mender, Lynn Stover and Patti Shropshire. This year ' s Pom Pon corps con- sisted of 22 members but was later narrowed to 14. The captain was Tammy Landry, co-captain Tammy Briggs and assistant co-captain Becky Hoycus. The routines of the year were learned at Pom Pon camp in the sum- mer or made up by captain Tammy Landry. All of the routines were done to hit disco music. 54 music to disco style Becky Hoycus, Ruth Christman, Tammy Bixenman, and Laura Cohn do a side step in a routine at half-time. Reaching high are Laura Cohn, Tammy Landry, Patti Shropshire and Ruth Christman. Extending their Pom Pons are Christy Burley, Lisa Norris, Erica Nolan, Forming a line are Becky Hoycus, Tammy Bixenman and lulie Kelly Sheldon, Rose Vendramine and Tammy Landry. Bevins. 55 Metals It ' s a real learning experience . . says one of the students in Mr. Hogge ' s metals class. In the class, the students learn the basic uses of the lathe, the mill, welding, and sheet metals. The students are given their projects, and are sent to their various machines to do them. This way they learn how to use the machine and learn by experience. Mike Williams is working on some of the new shop What ' s the matter, Phil Wirtz, break the machine again? equipment. Mr. Hogge instructs Mike Schrieber in how to do his project correctly. In this picture, this student learns by doing. Photography class: Capturing the world on film Pilot to co-pilot, says Tina O ' Bryan while standing on LaVerna Torrence, Lee Milazzo and Darlene Ard. Linda Hildebrand and LaVerna Torrence show they know how to really ham it Rich Hillger is very enthusiastic about his portrait, up. 57 On The Home Front )udy Carpenter sews a blue streak! Corbett lubera tries to fix his bobbin. 58 Betsy Douglas: this? ' Now that I ' m done, do I really have to eat Theresa works stitches away. Bob Kline samples some strawberries. Communication Arts Ruth Christman uses study time wisely. Math class isn ' t as hard as it looks, as Mr. Sparacino shows on the board. Doug Schreiber shows the different techniques of roping. and Mathematics Rick Wachowiak stops for a quick picture, riding on his Loch Ness Monster. Mr. Sparacino takes a moment out of math class to check students ' work. Do you really like speeches, Rick Smith? T What ' s the matter, Mr. Sparacino? Mr. Kahn really has a working class! English isn ' t just reading and writing, as this group of students demonstrates. Business Courses Will Prove While everybody is clowning around, Susie Baker gets her Bookkeeping done. Roger Steuer is really looking hard at that copy, I wonder if he sees something we don ' t? Richard Potts and Ruth Christman both busy typing away. I wonder how she ever gets her shorthand done with all that hair in . her eyes? Helpful In Years to Come Steve Stewart, with a disgusted look, continues typing against his will. It ' s a good idea to check your work before you turn it in, says Cindy Fisher. OOF’S! Kevin Kubacki makes a little mistake. A wide variety of classes were of- fered in the business department this year including Personal typing. Typing I II, Business Math, Business Law, General Business, Bookkeeping, Record Keeping, and Shorthand. These subjects were taught by Mrs. Gail Lemon, Mrs. Gandy Leszcynski, Mr. James Nicholas, Mr. Ron Roller and Mr. Bill Whitestine. It would help if Jim Wright would quit looking at his keyboard. National Honor National Honor Society members include: Bottom Row: Mr. Young, Chuck Shrop- shire, Tammy Briggs, jill Neary, Don W. Jackson. Second Row: Judy Hillger, Tammy Landry, Ellyn Heckaman, Jeannine Tortorici. Third Row: Dan Unger, Linda Noel, Kathy Backe, Sue Tomaszewski, Debbie Metro. Fourth Row: Mark Doty, Carl Jona- son, Val Ploetz, Bob Magnant, Rich Hillger. Fifth Row: Greg Deno, Mike Magnant. Pictures not taken: Dave Bixenman, Christina Burley, Joyce Cokenour, Connie Engle, Laurie Frazee, Audrey Hoeckleberg, Cathy Kaxwell, Leslie Mellul, Nancy Sack, Mike Shanks, Vicky Wisniewski, Bill VanDerpol, and Laura Xanders. Standing on stage, after they received their pins, certificates, and candles, are Rich Hillger, Kathy Backe, and Greg Deno. 64 The National Honor Society has been an organization that honors its members, but this year the members decided to add something to this honor. This year the National Honor Society ' s members decided to add service projects to their schedule. Many different activities are being considered for the society to serve the school and the community. Next year, the society hopes to begin its service work. One activity this year was the an- nual Senior-Faculty basketball game. Procedes from this game were used to buy pins, certificates, and member- ship cards for the new members. The rest was used to present a unique in- duction ceremony. In addition to this year ' s Honor Society program was the election of an honorary member. Mr. Paquin received the priviledge of being the first honorary member in- ducted into the National Honor Society. National Junior Honor Society members include: Bottom Row: Rene Partain, Sandy Zimmerman, Cretchen Miller, Dan Korthauer, Mrs. Claire Cartmell. Second Row: Carol Tomaszewski, Toni Erickson, Laura Bowyer, Chris Miller, Linda Verhulst, De- nice Flora, Jennie Bevins, Debbie Hayes, Michell Singer, Kimberly Tussey, Selena Scott, Lee Ann laconette, Peter Burgess . Third Row: Joy Schreiber, Sherry Verhulst, Annette Engle, Maralee Young, Mary McDonald, Karen Urbanczyk, Kathy Xanders, Maria Young, Bev Hoeckleberg, Patsy Neitzel, Vicky Harris, Luura Cohn, Caroline Taylor, Gail Briggs. Fourth Row: Penny Brown, Jack DeVries, Chris Teets, Steve Zambo, Don Wachter, Rick Wachowiak, Greg Miller, Rick Smith, Dave Krebs, Jerry Wachter. Fifth Row: Tony Panozzo, Dwane Scent, Jim Keilman, Doyal Hayes, Ed Shroka, Steve Watson, Mike O ' Dea. Rick Wachowiak, Sandy Zimmerman, and Rene Partain discuss plans for next year ' s Honor Society. The National Junior Honor Society is an organization that also gives honor to its members. These mem- bers are selected from students in seventh through tenth grade. They must meet high standards in lead- ership, service, character, and citizen- ship. A high grade average is also a requirement. The president of this year ' s Junior Honor Society is Dan Korthauer, He, along with Vice-president Cretchen Miller, Secretary Sandy Zimmerman, and Treasurer Rene Partain, directed the activities of the group. This year ' s activities included the induction of new members and the Senior-Faculty Basketball game. 65 Athletic Mr. DeMuth gives |oe Stark a basketball award. Don lackson accepts his golf trophy from Mr. Brindley. Craig Moehlman knows what he wants, but Harold Cohn is still thinking. Lori Frazee, Cindy Carpenter and Mike Shanks sit down for a good meal at this year ' s Athletic Banquet. 66 Banquet ' 77 Roni Gracz and Patty Doyal laugh away. We just happened to catch these gids. Andrea Burley, Sue Alvey and Ed Troy enjoy the appetizing food. These trophies were awarded at the Athletic Banquet May 24. TOGETHER AT PLAY Coach Roller takes over the The Wildcats Varsity Team, standing left to right: Coach Roller, Mike Magnant, Chuck Shropshire, Dale Curgel, Bob Doyal, Roger Steuer, Mike Shanks, Don lackson, Greg Steuer, Tim O ' Connor, )ohn Anderson, Rob )ubera. Kneeling: Tom Sternberg, Dave Bougie, and Ed Shroka. WILDCAT SCOREBOARD Hanover 63 Wheeler 51 Hanover 54 Peotone 39 Hanover 56 River Forest 76 Hanover 56 Hebron 90 Hanover 80 Westville 71 Hanover 71 Lowell 67 Hanover 54 East Gary 46 Hanover 64 River Forest 73 Hanover 59 K.V. 65 Hanover 68 Boone Grove 84 Hanover 58 Beecher 54 Hanover 57 Morgan Twp. 77 Hanover 62 Kouts 65 Hanover 70 Lacrosse 76 Hanover 64 Washington Twp. 61 Hanover 56 North Newton 59 Hanover 76 Kouts 78 Hanover 64 Chesterton 78 Hanover 55 South Newton 50 Hanover 58 North Newton 75 Left: |ohn Anderson shows us that he really knows his stuff as he shoots for two. Right: Tim O ' Connor and his opponents look up at the untouchable basketball. 70 Varsity team This year the Wildcats had a season with 8 wins and 12 losses. But there were still some bright spots with Tim O ' Connor having the highest free throw % with 74.5, Dale Curgel having the highest average points per game with 14.8, and Rob )ubera having the most assists with 54. Coach Roller said, We have some juniors coming back that have seen some varsity experience, so they will have the leadership and experience that will be needed for a winning team. Top right: Wildcat coach Ron Roller gives his team that needed pep talk dur- ing the game. This year is his first as the coach of the varsity team. Middle left: Wildcat players trying des- perately to get the ball are: Mike Shanks, Greg Steuer, Mike Magnant, Dale Gur- gel, and Bob lubera. Middle right: As the referee counts the seconds, Mike Magnant inbounds the basketball. Bottom left: The tension mounts as Wildcat Mike Shanks impatiently waits to rebound the basketball. Bottom right: Tim O ' Connor, Mike Shanks, Bob lubera, and Dale Gurgel stand by as their teammate Greg Steuer tries to out jump his opponent, Hebron ' s center, and tap the basketball to a team- mate. These players represent the start- ing five for the Homecoming game. J.V. gets it together to win Wildcat Scoreboard Hanover 41 Wheeler 19 Hanover 41 Peotone 39 Hanover 43 River Forest 54 Hanover 41 Hebron 38 Hanover 29 Westville 32 Hanover 63 Lowell 50 Hanover 37 East Cary 42 Hanover 58 Morgan Twp. 34 Hanover 47 North Newton 60 Hanover 43 Boone Grove 27 Hanover 42 Beecher 46 Hanover 50 Morgan Twp. 31 Hanover 57 P.C.C. Washington 34 Hanover 49 P.C.C. Hebron 43 Hanover 49 P.C.C. Champ Boone Crove 48 Hanover 44 LaCrosse 16 Hanover 39 Washington 32 Hanover 42 North Newton 51 Hanover 69 Kouts 39 Hanover 55 Chesterton 52 Hanover 44 South Newton 47 Left: Steve Magnant jumps high in the air, and puts the basketball in for two points. Standing: Coach DeMuth, Steve Magnant, Dan Mantel, Bob Klein, Tom Dayberry, Jeff Cross, Jeff Lawrence, Steve Seils. Kneeling: Steve Watson, Mike O’Dea, |oe Stark, Mark Wicker. P.C.C. T rophy Wildcats Tom Dayberry, Steve Magnant, Jeff Gross, and Steve Seils watch as Through their patience, practice, and team work, the their teammate, )oe Stark, tries to jump higher than his opponent. junior Varsity won the Porter County Conference trophy. The Junior Varsity basketball team was victorious this year in taking the Porter County Confer- ence trophy in three games by beating Washington (57-34), He- bron (49-43), and Boone Grove (49-48). P.C.C. was our goal for a long time, we were very happy that we won it. The boys were excited about palying in Valparaiso. It was a new experience for them. In the early season we were plauged by poor shooting from the whole team. But we got it together and won nine out of our last 10 games, which gave us 15 wins and 6 losses. They played well as a team unit not so much as individuals. I think that is what made them play so well, said Coach DeMuth. Waiting impatiently for the ball to come out of the hoop are Wildcats Steve Seils, Tom Dayberry, and Steve Magnant. Frosh Has 14-9 Season Standing: Craig Fuller, Wayne Pemberton, Benny Leonardo, Dan Spannan, Tom Perrin, Adam Dayberry, John Branley, Darryl Koedyker, lack DeVries, lohn Hundley, Doug Steuer, lack Oborn, Tim Simmons, Scott Sikma, Scott Seils, Nick Monas. Kneeling: Dan lurich, Annette Engle, Rose Vendermin, Steve Paseirb. WILDCAT SCOREBOARD Hanover 43 East Cary B 19 Hanover 34 East Gary A 33 Hanover 4fl Morgan 20 Hanover 51 Kankakee B 2b Hanover 54 Kankakee A 40 Hanover 50 Fegeley B 19 Hanover 51 Fegeley A 43 Hanover 50 Boone Grove 35 Hanover 35 Crown Point B 54 Hanover 38 Crown Point “A 55 Hanover 46 Calumet 36 Hanover 52 Gary Andrean 65 Hanover 30 River Forest B 42 Hanover 41 River Forest A 44 Hanover 49 South Newton 22 Hanover 42 Benton Central 50 Hanover 54 North Newton “A 40 Hanover 41 North Newton B 18 Hanover 34 Whiting 43 Hanover 77 Kouts 29 Hanover 53 River Froest 64 Hanover 49 Lowell A 49 Hanover 41 Lowell B 42 Above: Scott Seils jumps up high to try to catch the ball in mid air. Top Left: Nick Monas runs int his opponent as he tries to grab the ball. Left: No, Craig Fuller, you don ' t kick a basketball! A Record Breaking Year . . . HANOVER CENTRAL GOLF SCORE BOARD H.C. vs. Boone Grove 181-186 H.C. vs. Lake Central 181-162 H.C. vs. Calumet 181-185 H.C. vs. Wheeler 215-185 H.C. vs. Hammond 176-170 H.C. vs. Hebron 176-187 H.C. vs. Andrean 169-158 H.C. vs. Lowell 109-157 H.C. vs. Highland 164-172 H.C. vs. Chesterton 168-177 H.C. vs. Griffith 179-176 Rensselaer Invitational 20th of 25 H.C. vs. N. Newton 191-220 H.C. vs. Chesterton 165-176 H.C. vs. Calumet 165-171 H.C. vs. Whiting 152-195 H.C. vs. Hammond Morton 155-159 H.C. vs. Salesian 155-179 H.C. vs. Griffith 175-171 H.C. vs. Hammond Noll 175-172 H.C. vs. Boone Grove 177-174 H.C. vs. Hammond Gavit 171-157 H.C. vs. Wheeler 169-214 H.C. vs. Hammond Clark 167-150 H.C. vs. Lowell 167-156 H.C. vs. Kankakee Valley 171-203 H.C. vs. Hammond Morton 177-174 H.C. vs. Hammond Clark 177-177 Lake Central Invit. 10th of 26 H.C. vs. Hebron 169-178 H.C. vs. River Forest 163-179 H.C. vs. Salesians 163-176 Near right: Ed Stover whistles a happy tune while he practices. Far right: Mike Williams positions himself for the putt. The Hanover Central Golf team consists of: Mark laconetti, Ray Jacobson, Mike Williams, Ed Troy, Rick Ginn, Don W. Jackson, Jay Hollar, Darryl Koedyker, Jeff Gross, Steve Magnant, Nick Monos, Coach John Brindley. Senior golfer Don W. Jackson gets Sophomore golfer Jeff Gross practices his putting, ready to swing. Boys Succeed in First Year The 76-77 Boys Varsity Volleyball team consists of— Standing: Coach DeMuth, Mike Shanks, Creg Steuer, Scott Anderson, Tim O ' Connor, Chuck Shropshire, Jay Hollar. Kneeling: Patti Shropshire (Manager), Joey Stark, John Anderson, Becky Hoycus (Manager). Hanover Central Varsity Volleyball Scoreboard Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 H.C. vs Boone Gr 15-10 11-15 15-7 H.C. vs Wheeler 15-3 14-16 15-13 H.C. vs Morgan 15-7 15-11 — H.C. vs Wash Twp. 13-15 15-11 15-8 H.C. vs Kouts 15-5 13-15 10-15 H.C. vs LaCrosse 15-7 15-13 _ H.C. vs Westville 10-15 15-13 13-15 P.C.C. Tourney H.C. vs Wash Twp. 15-8 13-15 15-5 H.C. vs Westville 10-15 8-15 _ Hanover Central Junior Varsity Volleyball Scoreboar d Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 H.C. vs Boone Gr 15-10 15-5 _ ’H.C. vs Wheeler 15-3 11-15 15-3 H.C. vs Morgan 15-10 15-8 — H.C. vs Wash Twp. 15-4 6-15 15-8 H.C. vs Kouts 15-7 15-9 _ ♦H.C. vs LaCrosse 15-13 13-15 15-7 H.C. vs Westville 13-15 15-5 15-8 ‘indicates win Right: As you can see, Jay Hollar can serve the ball well. Below: Bob Doyal surprises his opponent by spik- ing the ball. The 76-77 Boys J.V. Volleyball team consists of-standing: Coach DeMuth, Bob Gold, Doug Steuer, Ron Doyal, Bob Doyal, Roger Steuer, Ray Shingler, Mark Wi- cker, Karl Jonason, Mike O ' Dea. Kneeling: Patti Shropshire and Becky Hoycus (Managers). Girls Work Together Varsity Wildcats Audrey Hoeckelberg, LaVerna Torrence and |oy Schreiber watch as Linda Hildebrand bumps the volleyball. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL SCOREBOARD H.C. vs Boone Grove 15-5 15-1 — H.C. vs Wheeler 15-10 14-16 15-4 H.C. vs Hebron 15-5 10-15 15-6 H.C. vs Lowell 9-15 15-8 10-15 H.C. vs Kouts 15-9 15-12 _ H.C. vs LaCrosse 15-5 15-8 15-13 H.C. vs Washington Twp 13-15 5-15 — H.C. vs Munster 1-15 2-15 — H.C. vs Highland 6-15 6-15 — H.C. vs Westville 15-9 10-15 4-15 H.C. vs Morgan Twp 16-15 12-15 15-13 H.C. vs Crown Point 9-15 1-15 — H.C. vs Lake Central 9-15 14-16 — H.C. vs LaCrosse P.C.C. 15-13 15-12 H.C. vs Wheeler P.C.C. 15-3 15-4 H.C vs K.V. 16-14 14-16 11-15 H.C. vs Griffith 14-6 16-18 - J.V. VOLLEYBALL SCOREBOARD H.C. vs Boone Grove 15-12 11-15 10-15 H.C. vs Wheeler 15-12 15-11 H.C. vs Hebron 15-2 2-15 15-5 H.C. vs Lowell 15-8 7-15 15-9 H.C. vs Kouts 4-15 15-8 11-15 H.C. vs LaCrosse 3-15 15-10 15-2 H.C. vs Washington Twp. 13-15 15-7 10-15 H.C. vs Highland 15-0 13-15 6-15 H.C. vs Munster 7-15 4-15 _ H.C. vs Westville 15-13 15-3 H.C. vs Morgan Twp. 15-13 15-9 _ H.C. vs Crown Point 6-15 15-9 3-15 H.C. vs Lake Central 1-15 7-15 H.C. vs K.V. 18-16 15-3 The Varsity Team consists of: Coach Grady, |oy Schrie- ber. Deb Cieslak, Kathy Xanders, Bev Hoeckelberg, Sue Thomasewski, Linda Hildebrand, Michele Hilde- brand, (Mgr.) Laura Xanders. Kneeling: LaVerna Tor- rence, Lori Frazee, Audrey Hoeckelberg. This year they had eight wins and nine losses. The Junior Varsity team consists of: Jody Bevins, Maureen Branley, Caro- line Taylor, Jennifer Hudspeth, Donna Asch, Penny Brown, Coach Beamer. Kneeling: Vicki Shubert, Ma- ralee Young, Sherryl Cook, Mindy Van Gorp, Debby Crane. This year they had eight wins and six losses. Maralee Young knocks the ball over the net. Cross Country Studs The 1976 Cross-Country team under the leadership of Coach Mike Shuler has completed an- other highly successful year. In the P.C.C. meet. Bill VanDerPol placed 5th, Val Ploetz placed 10th, Dan Korthauer placed 11th; respectively Dave Krebs, Steve Tussey, Mike Magnant, and Greg Deno came to the finish line. Because of these runners we placed second in the conference meet. During the sea- son, Hanover won the Valparaiso Invitational, was runner up in the North Newton Invitational, and 10th in the sectional among 22 teams. The team consists of under- classmen, who are looking forward to a great season in the fall of ' 77. Members; I to r. Back row: Dan Korthauer, Bill VanDerPol, Mike Shuler, Jim Cochran, Bob Kline, Steve Tussey, Jeff Cross, Val Ploetz, Ken Tortorici, and Coach Mike Shu- ler. Front row: Craig Fuller, Steve Magnant, Jeff Davis, Denise Pleath, Dave Krebs, Crag Deno, Rich Troy, and Manager, Sue Alvey. Coach Mike Shuler discusses scores with some team members. Some ribbons the STUDS won (below). Far left; Standing: V. Ploetz, C. Deno, S. Tus- sey. Kneeling: B. Van- DerPol, and M. Mag- nant. Top: B. VanDerPol comes in first. Hanover- Hanover- Hanover- Hanover- Hanover- Hanover- Hanover- Hanover- Hanover- Hanover- Hanover- Hanover- 20 29 20 16 ■25 23 ■17 -29 21 ■27 -22 -18 Kankakee— 40 Kouts— 27 LaCross— 39 Lowell— 47 S. Newton— 32 N. Newton— 38 East Cary— 42 Washington— 27 Wheeler— 36 Hebron— 31 Morgan— 38 Boone Grove— 41 Overall Record 12-4 Cross Country is not all hard work. Bot- tom, I to r: Ken Tortorici, Jeff Gross, Steve Magnant, Jim Cochran, Bob Kline, Middle: Rich Troy, Dan Korthauer, Den- nis Heath. Top: Dave Krebs. Girls Track Team Victorious The Hanover Central Girls Track Team consists of: Michele Hildrebrand, Vicki Harris, Patsy Neitzel, Andrea Burley, Barb Plant, Kathy Xanders, Candy Crisp, Karen Urbanczyk, LaVerna Torrence, Bev Hoeckelberg, Laura Xanders, Patti Shropshire, |oy Schreiber, Mindy Van Gorp, Lynn Selemeister, Gretchen Miller, Donna Hardwick, Mary Beth Buczek, Chris lohnson. Coach Grady. Kneeling: (Mgrs.) Mary MacDonald, Vicki Shubert, Tari Spurr. Wildcat track team marches on to victory! . LaVerna Torrence begins her warm-up. Laura Xanders takes the turn in a relay race. Bev Hoeckelberg quickly hands the baton to Donna Hardwick. GIRLS TRACK SCOREBOARD 27 H.C. vs Lake Central River Forest 61 H.C. vs Boone Grove 67 H.C. vs Hebron 59 H.C. vs Westville 74 H.C. vs LaCrosse 51 H.C. vs Morgan 61 H.C. vs Washington 72 H.C. vs Kouts 36 H.C. vsK.V. 30 H.C. vs Calumet 41 H.C. vs Lowell Griffith 44 H.C. vs River Forest 72 H.C. vs Wheeler P.C.C. Conference placed 56 H.C. vs N. Newton Wrestling team: Dave Rumas is on top of things. Jeff Davis has his man all wrapped up. George VanCuren Puts the moves on his opponent. We had a poor season this year, but it was also a rebuilding season after losing five seniors to graduation last year. Senior Rich Kurzeja lead the team with an 8-3 overall record, Allen Cold, Dave Rumus and Craig Moelman all had winning seasons. If we get four or five good eighth graders as freshman we should have a good team. Next year ' s schedule will remain about the same. We had good enthusiam from most wrestlers. But we didn ' t have enough of that extra it takes to be champions. If we can keep junior high stu- dents out for wrestling we can build, commented Coach Schatzman. George Mick moves right in. 76-77, a season for rebuilding Bemie Green is ready to take Front: Patty Doyal, Roni Gracz. Back: Coach Shatzman, Dale VanCuren, Craig Moehlman, Dave on his man. Rumus, Alan Gold, Darrel Scent, Bernie Green, Scott Anderson, Tony Panozzo, Rich Kurzeja, George Mick, Duane Scent, George VanCuren, Jeff Davis, Adrian Martinez, Coach Chopp. 81 Young Baseball Team Bob jubera: I ' ve got it. I ' ve got it!” Wes Pemberton goes for a homer. H.C. vs. Lake Station 2- 7 H.C. vs. Morgan Twp. 15-14 H.C. vs. Westville 15- 4 H.C. vs. Kouts 10- 3 H.C. vs Hebron 0-13 H.C. vs. LaCrosse 8-13 H.C. vs. Washington Twp. 15-12 H.C. vs. Lowell 8- 5 H.C. vs. Wheeler 2- 9 H.C. vs Calumet 9-10 H.C. vs. Hebron P.C.C. 5- 6 H.C. vs. Boone Grove 8-10 Dale Gurgle shows us one of his powerful swings. Gains Experience The Hanover Central baseball team consists of: Assistant Coach Farley, Craig Fuller, Mike O ' Dea, Adam Dayberry, Chuck Smith, Xavier Becerra, Tom Dayberry, Dale Gurgle, Mike Magnant, Mark Doty, Bob lubera, Tim Nolan, Dan Unger and Coach DeMuth; kneeling is Darcy Dodge. Bob lubera easily makes it to first base with a good. With this hit, Wes Pemberton brings the Wildcats closer to victory. solid hit. 83 Track Team Streaks Varsity Track members, 2nd row L to R; B. Gold, G. Miller, P. Kozlowski, A. Rumsey, V. Ploetz, S. Tussy, ). Tortorici, |. Cochran, J. Hunley, D. Cohn, |. DeVries, B. VanDerPol, C. Shopshire, D. Korthauer, S. Seils, J. Yothment, B. jubera, M. Magnant, A. Gold, R. Wachowiak, D. Krebs, G. Deno, Coach M. Shuler; 1st row L to R; W. Pemberton, ). Davis, T. Owens, R. Troy, C. Teets, T. Sosby, S. Sikma, D. Steuer, Manager |. Hudspeith, S. Moehlman, T. Erickson, S. Alvey. The 1977 H.C. Track team un- der the leadership of 4th year coach Mike Shuler has finally come of age. The team which was mostly underclassmen had a 8-3 season record and was 8-0 in the P.C.C. which earned them the P.C.C. round— Robin Cham- pionship. This is the first time that H.C. has earned this honor. In the conference meet, H.C. finished with a tie for 2nd be- hind Morgan, they later finished 4th in sectionals. At the H.C. invitational the boys and the girls won 1 st place. |im Cochran leaps over the hur- dles for a finish. Val Ploetz takes a first in the mile run. Val took part in breaking six varsity records this year. Dave Cohn takes third in the 440 yd run. Val Ploetz regains the lead in the mile relay. To winning season Boys Track Score Board 61 Vi H.C. Gavit 65 Yt 82 H.C. Hebron 45 97 H.C. Boone Grove 29h 80 Vi H.C. Kouts 46 Vz 91 H.C. Wheeler 36 93 H.C. Westville 34 99 H.C. La Crosse 28 32 H.C. North Newton 92 65 H.C. Morgan 62 86 H.C. Washington 43 65 H.C. River Forest 58 35 H.C. North judson 35 Ken Tortorici replaces a tiring Val Ploetz. Steve Seils hands off to Mike Magnant in the relay. Steve Siels in his winning position. Greg Deno shows some of the pain on the two mile run. Bob lubera demonstrates his skill in the pole valt. m Girls Show Good Attitude Top— L. Xanders shooting for the stars. Right — 1st row: L. Hildebrand, 2nd row— L to R: Manager, ). Lea, C. Briggs, ). Schrieber, M. Hildebrand, L. Torrence, L. Xanders, S. Foreman, ). Bixenman, V. Schubert, and Coach Highsmith. This year ' s Girls Varsity Bas- ketball under the leadership of Coach Highsmith did very well. Two of the girls were picked for all-conference. These girls were LaVerna Torrence and Shari Foreman. LaVerna Torrence was chosen the Most Valuable Player in the Calumet Region. Mental Attitude was given to Vicky Schubert. J. Schrieber practicing shots before game, while L. Xanders waits her turn. Top-L. Torrence tipping off to teammate, L. Hildebrand, and L. Xanders. Bottom-Team- mates discuss what the other team is like. Hanover Opponent 42 Calumet 57 21 KV 51 69 Morgan 43 52 Westville 22 57 Lacrosse 55 33 Washington 45 31 Hebron 34 17 Lake Central 54 26 Lowell 36 47 Wheeler 30 42 Kouts 52 51 Boone Grove 30 L. Hildebrand reaching for the ball while teammate ). Bixenman looks up. Coaching the girls J.V. Basketball ' This year was a challenging and exciting experience for me, said Miss Waluk. The girls had strong unity and spirit was always high. These two factors led the team to an impressive 8-3 record. They ' re looking forward to seeing the girls play on the varsity level in the future. Members of the J.V. Basketball are; 1st row L to R— Karen Hasse, Mary McDonald, Tari Spurr, Deb- bie Crane, LouAnn Johnson. 2nd row L to R-Coach Miss Waluk, Kathy Xanders, Maureen Reba- neck, Karen Urbanczyk, Candy Crisp, Debbie Cieslack, Manager Jack Lea. D. Cieslack tipping ball to teammates K. Xanders and M. McDonald. Hanover 15 Opponents Calumet 20 25 KV 16 34 Westville 8 24 Lacrosse 10 9 Washington 45 14 Hebron 6 10 Lake Central 37 13 Lowell 16 32 Wheeler 6 12 Kouts 3 Top— K. Xanders jumps for the ball. Bottom; Pep talk is needed to get team going. Far right; Get that rebound Is how K. Urbanczyk and K. Xan- ders feels. Lori Frazee, senior. High School cheer- leader 4 years. Mary Ann Malowski, senior. High School cheerleader 4 years. Betsy York, senior. High School cheer- leader 3 years. Darcy Dodge, junior. High School cheerleader 3 years. Cindi Carpenter, junior. High School cheerleader 3 years. Andrea Burley, junior. High School cheerleader 3 years. 88 High School Cheerleaders on the Go! This year ' s J.V. squad consisted of 5 cheerleaders: Lori Sack, Chris Miller, Linda Verhulst, Deb Baacke and Jen- nifer Hudspeth. The squad ' s mascot was Toni Erickson who assisted the cheerleaders in their routines. The squad went to state competition at the Indiana State Fair. The frosh. squad had 5 girls: Vicki Carris, Patsy Neitzel, Julie Mills, Gret- chen Miller and Betsy Slivka. Both squads went to Smith Wal- bridge cheerleading camp at Syracuse Ind. during the summer of 1976. 89 TOGETHER AS A CLASS 91 Senior Class Of 77 John Anderson Scott Anderson Lisa Avey Rick Baacke John Anderson Weightlifting 1, Softball 1,2,3, Volleyball 1,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Tennis 2,3. Scott Anderson Basketball 1, Wrestling 2,3, Baseball 3,4, Track Volleyball 4. Lisa Avey Pom Pon 3. Rick Baacke Basketball 1, Track 1, Cross Country 1, Science Fair 1, Wildcat Mascot For Basketball 4. Brenda Benge Powder Puff Football 4. Dave Bixenman FHonor Society 1, 2,3,4, Perfect Attendance For 12 years. Brenda Benge Randy Bernhart Dave Bixenman 92 Michelle Blakely Rochelle Blakely Tammy Briggs Lori Brown Tammy Briggs Pep Club 1, Pom Pon 1,2,3, 4, Honor Society 1, 2,3,4, French Club 2,3, Powder Puff Football 4. Christy Burley Pep Band 1, Honor Society 1,2,3, 4, Pom Pon 2,3, Track I. Ken Buczek Christy Burley 93 Vicky Casten Pep club 1, Newspaper 2,3. Vincent Catlin Choirs 1,2,3. Steve Claus Pep Club 1, Candle club 2. Joyce Cokenour Honor Society 1, 2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3, Powder puff foot- ball 3,4, Track 1. Jill Crilley Kim Deruntz Patty Flowers 94 Lori Frazee C.A.A. 1,2,3, Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Pep club 1,2,3,4, Bas- ketball 1,2,3, Student Council 1, 2,3,4, Honor Society 1, 2,3,4, Volleyball 2,3,4, Cross Country 1,2,3,4, Homecoming 4, Who ' s Who 4 Carl Grant Basketball 1, French Club 1,2. Allen Gold Baseball 1, Wrestling 1,2,3, 4, Track 1, 2,3,4, Varsity Club 1 ,2,3,4. Greg Gracz Yearbook 4, Drama Club 4. Lynda Granger Volleyball 1, Basketball 1, Pom Pon 1,2. Janie Hamlett Volleyball 1,2 Basketball 1, Track 3. Steve Hein Basketball 3. Audrey Hoeckleberg Honor Society 1, 2,3,4, G.A.A. 1, Volleyball 2,3,4, basketball 2, Pep Club 2,3, Varsity Club 3,4, Powder Puff Football 3,4. 95 lay Hollar Coif 1, Basketball 2,3, Cross Country 2,3, Track 2, Student Council 4. Jeff |ones Basketball 1,2,3, Track 1, Ten- nis 3. Sharon Huseman Don B. Jackson Basketball 1,2,3, Track 1. Bob lubera Honor Society 1, Basketball 1,2,3, 4, Track 1,2, 3,4, Baseball 1 ,2,3,4, Varsity Club 1, 2,3,4. Corbett lubera Track 1,2, Varsity Club 1,2, 3,4, Wrestling 3. Don W. Jackson Volleyball 1,2,3, Tennis 1,2,3, Basketball 1, 2,3,4, Coif 3, Honor Society 3,4, Varsity 3,4. Cathy Kazwell 96 Kevin Kleine Paul Kleine Rich Kurzeja Wrestling 1, 2,3,4, Varsity Club 1,2, 3,4. Kevin Kubacke Tammy Landry Pom Pon 1, 2,3,4, Newspaper 1, Pep Club 1,2, Honor Society 1, 2,3,4. Bob Magnant Baseball 1, Basketball 1,2,3, Honor Society 3,4. Mary Ann Malowski Class President 1, 2,3,4, Cheer- leader 1, 2,3,4, Student Council 1, 2,3,4, Honor Society 1,2, Bas- ketball 1, Track 1, C.A.A. 1,2,3, Volleyball 2,3,4, Turn-A-Bout Queen. Duane Martin Band 1,2,3. Leslie Mellul Student Council 1,2,3, Class Secretary 1,2, Honor Society 1, 2,3,4, French Club 1,2,3, Spanish Club 3,4, Home- coming Court Representative 2, Class Vice-President 4. Cheri Mender Pom Pon 2,4, Cheerleader 3, C.A.A. 3, Homecoming Repre- sentative 3, Homecoming Candidate 4. 97 Maria Micic English Gild 1, Knitting Club 1, Choir 1,2, French Club 2,3,4, Acting Club 3,4. Chris Monos Baseball 1,2, Basketball 1. Cheryl Molden Carl Muehlman Basketball 1, Media Club 1, Guitar Club 2. (ill Neary Honor Society 1,2,3, French Club 1, 2,3,4, Track 1, Pom Pon 3,4, Class treasurer of class 4. Kelli O ' born Volleyball 3. Tim O ' Conor Track 1,2,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 2, Lettermans Club 1, 2,3,4. Gail O ' Dea Dawn O ' Masta Pom Pon 1,2,3, Spanish Club 2. Donna Phillips 98 Rhonda Plant Rod Powers Wood Shop 1, Metal Shop 2. Bruce Reichert Nancy Sack French Club 1, Spanish Club 2, Thespians 1, 2,3,4, Honor So- ciety 4, Pep Club 3, Plays 1,2,3. Darrell Scent Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Varsity Club 2,3,4. left Schweitzer Ramona Scott Mike Shanks Basketball 1,2,3, 4, Honor So- ciety 1, 2,3,4, Varsity Club Coif Spanish Club 1,2,3, Student Council 3,4. Chuck Shropshire Honor Society 1,2,3, 4, Track 1,2,3, Basketball 2,3,4, Varsity Club 3,4. 99 Donna Trivett 100 Ioann Spannan loan Symmes Lisa Wicker Pom Pon 1, 2,3 4. Greg Steuer Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Track 4. Vicky Wisniewski Thespian 1,2, Honor Society 2,3, Newspaper 3, Class Offi- cer 3. Julie Tortorici French club 1, 2,3,4, Spanish Club 2,3,4, Newspaper 2,3, Pep Club 2,3,4. Sandy Yardley Class officer 1,2, Student Council 1,2,4, Wrestling Man- ager 2, Pep Club 2, G.A.A. 1, Powder Puff Football 4. Sherry Urbanczyk LaVerna Torrence Basketball 1,2,3,4, Volleyball 1, 2,3,4, Track 1, 2,3,4, Student Council 3,4, Pep Club 1, 2,3,4, Newspaper 3, G.A.A. 1,2,3, Powder Puff Football 3,4. Betsy York Cheerleader 1, 2,3,4, Pep Club 1 .2.3.4, Powder Puff Football 3.4, Art Club 1. Linda Zimmerman Seniors not pictured Vic Babin Steve Benton Randy Bernhardt Debbie Beardon Karin Bell Brenda Benge Don Bougie Luana Braswell Robert Brewer Mark Hasse Rich Porter lack Lea Mark Hildebrand Rick Howard Tim Swafford John Stovall Andrea Shrieber Susan Unger John Vajdich Kevin Wheeler Venessa Works Debbie Sosby Sharon Huseman Rob Crilley Michelle Espey Art Foreman Richard Hillger Sherry Kline Liz Kadisak Kathy Lea Jackie Martin 101 Coldest winter The winter of ' ll was one of the coldest in the history of our area. Temperatures dropped below -20 many days. Then the snow came. It snowed day and night. It drifted higher and higher. Then the sacred event happened; school was called off. Eight whole days off. Just because three-foot snow drifts covered a lot of roads and temperatures were so cold that you couldn ' t go outside for more than fifteen minutes without freezing. Other factors, like the gas companies running out of fuel to heat the build- ings, helped keep us out too. Every morning you would wake up, and listen to the radio only to find out that you could have slept for another hour or two. Days were being called off right and left. But finally, after three weeks, it came to an end, as all good things must. Even though there was still snow piled high and it was still pretty cold, we had to come back to school. But a lot of people were glad to come back, after all; you can get to miss the old school after a while can ' t you? Kathy Backe freezes while waiting to go home. 102 in area history David Bougie tries out the ' grave ' dug for Mr. Roller by his team. Drifting snow covers lower portion of the golf course sign. Varsity basketball players dug Mr. Roller ' s grave during practice. 103 Mr. Brindley, you really should im- prove your table manners. Working together Juniors During the Spirit week the Junior Class worked together to decorate their hall and float for the parade. Their efforts paid off, as their hall theme, Follow the Yellow Brick Road to Victory, and their float theme, Stomp-Em, won them first place. Along with these festivities, the junior girls won the powder puff football game. Mr. John Brindley, history teacher, served as their coach. The class is working together to raise money for the prom. They raised $1,000 in sales of candy. Jenny Casten and Andrea Schreiber were the high- est in sales. The movie, which they sponsored on Dec. 20, Shakiest Gun in the West also gave a net profit to- ward the prom. The prom, Nights Are Forever Without You, was held at the House of Lynwood. Pictured at right: Class Sponsor: Mr. Brindley; Jeannine Tortorici, Secre- tary; Sherry Neitzel, Treasurer; Sandy Moelhman, President; Doris Albert- son, Social Director; Darcy Dodge, Vice-President; Sponsor: Mrs. Doffin. Far right: First place float. Doris Albertson Sue Alvey Darlene Ard Kathy Backe Susie Baker Jim Banks Cathy Barsley Julie Bevins Tammi Bixenman Diane Black Mike Branley Kim Brown Andrea Burley Jack Cable Cindy Carpenter Gail Blakeman Jerry Bohling Dave Bougie Mike Braden Maureen Brantley 104 Linda Hoover Becky Hoycus Lisa Hudak Ricky Jacobsen Richard Jackson Kelly Hadders Gwen Harrell John Harris Ellyn Heckaman John Heichel Chris Johnson Karl Jonason Mike Kinsey Patty Kistner Doug Knowles Karla Koch Pete Kozlowski Mike Lawrence Jack Lea Shelly Lusby Mike Magnant Gary Mann Brett Martin Norma Martinez Laurie Mender 106 Debbie Metro Roni Mick Ivanka Micic Leo Milazzo Steve Miller Keith MacPherson Sherry Neitzel Linda Noel Linda Nordyke Dan Norrell Sandy Moelhman Art Moore Rick McClellan Madelynn McKee Harold McMillion Tina O ' Bryan Brenda Oldendorf Penny Parman Jackie Pennington Debbie Phillips Maureen Rebenack Pat Rhein Ron Rose Cathy Ruffing Dana Plant Val Ploetz Tina Pointer James Powers Dave Proud s 107 Dave Rumas Dave Scalpelli Andrea Schrieber Doug Schrieber Mike Schrieber , s , P Lynn Selmeister Ray Shingler Mary Shoemaker Patti Shropshire Jeff Sikma Ben Sisney Donna Slayton Steve Slivka Tari Spurr Roger Steuer it it Steve Stewart Mike Synder Craig Taylor Susan Tomaszewski Jeannine Tortorici Dave Urbanczyk Bill VanDerPol Steve Walkowiak John Ward John Westerhoff 108 Mike Williams Phil Wirtz Ron Works Laura Xanders Tammy Yablonowski )erry Yardley Tom Zerby Above: Getting even can be fun, is how Dave Cohn feels as he throws the pie at Mr. Roller. Student council members watch with longing stomachs. With a snoot like that you have to be Snoopy, and Tari Spurr really is. Far right. When you create a mess it creates work, but for Mike Williams it ' s normal to be messy. Turnabout queen Andrea Burley and escort Chris Avey pose for us. Look Mom, no hands, says Sue Alvey and Val Ploetz en- Gail Blakeman. joying skating. Doris Albertson and escort Nick Mager take their place in the homecoming court. Doris represents the junior class. y I - 1 The sophomore class officers are: )im Keilman— Secretary, Tim Nolan— President, Ed Shroka— Vice President, Steve W atson— Treasurer. Sophomores get Sophomores get an early start on the 78 prom. They have formed a prom site selection committee with the help of their sponsors, Mrs. Gail Lemon and Mr. Richard McClellan. For the second year in a row sophomores have elected the same people to hold their class offices. They are: Tim Nolan— President, Ed Shroka— Vice President, Jim Keilman— Secretary, and Steve Wat- son— Treasurer. This year the sophomores received their class rings with two newer styles available to them. The sophomores sold magazines, conducted car washes and held semi-weekly bake sales to raise money for their class treasury. During homecoming week, sophomores re- ceived third place for their float with the clever CB theme: “Breaker, Breaker, the Hawks. Jenni- ver Hudspeth represented them in the home- coming court. Tracy Allain Donna Asch Kim Ayersman Debbie Baacke Ed Baker Paul Barron Xavier Becerra Julie Bixeman Ed Bohling Tammy Braden Gail Briggs Greg Brown Mary Beth Buczek Allison Burgess Jim Byers Tara Canarini Berthyne Cederholm Ruth Christman Debbie Cieslak Brian Claus Jim Cochran Vicki Cochran Dave Conrad Patty Cook no early start on ' 78 prom Jennifer Hudspeth and her escort, Val Ploetz, wait to take their places in the Queen ' s Court. During the halftime of many basketball games this year the Pom Pom girls per- formed. Here we see Ruth Christman and Kelly Sheldon doing the bump. Sheryl Cook Sandy Craig Laura Darden John Darnell Tom Day berry Dave Deruntz Jerry Erps Tony Espey Sherri Farmer Shari Foreman Charles Gendeau Larry Goff a ft Mike O ' Dea Kim O ' Masta Tony Panozzo Pam Parks Randy Partain Debbie Peffley Craig Muehlman Pal Nelson Tim Nolan Harold Nordyke Duane Scent Dave Schreiber Charlie Scott Steve Scott Richard Potts Randy Richart Anna Romig Chris Rumas Al Rumsey Lori Sack Steve Seils Sherri Sergent Carl Shanks Ed Shroka Mr. McClellan shows us the fine points of Russian dancing. Chris Si male Doyle Sisney Chuck Smith Mary Smith Rick Smith Mark Snedden loe Stark Tom Sternberg Lynn Stover Caroline Taylor Todd Teets Carol Thackston Ken Tortorici Ken Troy Rick Troy Brenda Underwood leff Underwood Mark Utley Linda Verhulst Rick Wachowiak lerry Wachter Sharon Wachter Yvonna Warman Steve Watson Not Pictured: Bruce Boling Dave Brewer Bob Morgan Kevin Neaves Brenda Powers 1 U Don ' t forget that nothing is impossible when it comes As usual, sophomore Tom Sternberg is caught staring into space, to )im Keilman ' s dinner. Going ape over Homecoming Week are Mr. Moudy and Todd Teets. Gee, Mr. Moudy, you have more bananas left than Todd! I wonder what my final years at Hanover will bring? thinks Sheryl Cook. 115 Frosh have eventful year Freshman Class Officers (left to right): Treasurer— Greg Miller, President— Sandy Harris, Vice-President— Wayne Pemberton, (Front) Secretary— )oy Schreiber. 1 1 6 Getting an early start on their honeymoon” are Maralee Young and Wayne Pemberton. The lucky freshman representative in the Homecoming Court was Mindy Van Gorp, escorted Greg Miller. Among people waiting patiently for yearbooks at the yearbook dance is Sandy Tom Perrin scrambling eggs. Zimmerman 117 C. Agee B. Anderson B. Barker L. Barnes V. Benton ). Bevins C. Bixenman V. Boggs ). Branley )• Brys R. Burger C. Carpenter E. Catlin D. Chestner D. Crane C. Crisp S. Crowley D. Dailey B. Darnell ). Davis A. Dayberry T. Christman L. Cohn J. Cokenour M. Cole |. Combs B. Conrad ). Crabb K. Faircloth ). Fischer C. Fuller C. Carner L. Goldsmith R. Gracz S. Grunstein M. DeVine W. DeVona J. DeVries P. Doyal A. Engle L. Erps T. Estes |. Hamersley D. Ftardwick S. Harris V. Harris K. Hasse D. Hays M. Heiser -J ' B. Hildebrand D. Hildebrand M. Hildebrand B. Hoeckleberg C. Hollar M. Howard ). Hunley 118 M. laconetti L. Johnson D. Jurich K. Kazen D. Koedyker M. Kozlowski D. Kralek 1 19 J. Stewart E. Stover C. Taylor T. Teets D. Spannon L. Stasiuk H. Steinhaus M. Stinger T. Stevens D. Steuer C. Thorn C. Tomaszewski Another exciting Biology Class. S. Seils R. Shafier |. Schreiber V. Schubert Enjoying the Yearbook ' s roller skating party are Lisa Norris and janet Fischer. K. Sheldon S. Sikma P. Simmons M. Singer E. Sisney B. Slivka C. Smith 120 G. Towery K. Tupiak K. Urbansczyk M. Utley H. VanCurren G. VanCurren L. Vandever M. Young S. Zambo S. Zimmerman Not Pictured: P. Brown Davis T. Enloe P. Gentry C. Gendroe R. Gibson L. Gynn D. Hilderbrand M. Houser ). Miller T. Sosby T. Spiencer M. Vajdich Always talking is Freshman Rose Vendermin (at right). The party ' s over, girls (lower left). Trying to make use of the time is |ohn Brys (lower right). 122 Mr. Kahn tosses the ball to a waiting arm. At Left, Mr. Thomas looks like he has his eyes on a donkey boo-boo. There are those who say Mr. Moudy is a real pussycat. Actually, he is just chatting with the school mascot. A newly thinner Mr. Rajchel rushes on the floor to relieve a tired teacher as a senior player heads for the bench. Board The Hanover Community School Corporation Board of Education (left to right): Mrs. Barbara A. Wilkening (Secretary), Mr. Wiliam C. Lueder, Mrs. Car- olyn P. Kenning (President), Mr. H.E. Larry Baker, and Mrs. Margaret F. Car- rasco (Vice President). Faculty and Administration Five members of the secretarial staff proudly display corsages, given to them Mr. Rajchel carefully analyzes one of many rehearsals by the Hanover Central faculty and administration. for the spring play. Bonnie Beamer P.E. Coach Two Years at Hanover Mary Bixenman Attendance Office John Brindley Social Studies, Sponsor Four Years at Hanover Claire Cartmell Home Ec., Honor Society Three Years at Hanover Sharon Cataldi Art Teacher One Year at Hanover Cerald Den Hartog Choir Teacher One Year at Hanover David Demuth Social Studies, Coach Two Years at Hanover Julie Dermody Science Teacher One Year at Hanover Betsy Doffin French Teacher Three Years at Hanover 124 Bruce Farley Physics Teacher One Year At Hanover Drew Furuness Guidance Office Five Years at Hanover Vera Gerlach Attendance Office Seven Years at Hanover John Gorbal Band Teacher Seven Years at Hanover Carol Grady P.E., Coach Six Years at Hanover Jack Granger Spanish Teacher 11 Years at Hanover Margaret Hasse Library d Mary Heldt Office Secretary V Randall Kahn English, Journalism One Year at Hanover 125 Sandra Leszcynski Business Teacher Two Years at Hanover Cail Lemon Business, Sponsor Three Years At Hanover Mary A. Love Math Dept., Sponsor 10 Years at Hanover )udy Lueder Richard McClellan Leonard Miller Office T reasurer Social Studies, Sponsor Three Years at Hanover Guidance Counselor 19 Years at Hanover Elaine Plant Ron Roller Gene Rajchel Office Secretary Business Dept., Head Coach Four Years at Hanover English, Speech, Drama Seven Years at Hanover 126 Tom Schatzmen Dwight Scroggins Diana Shuler History, Geography Four Years at Hanover Art Teacher One Year at Hanover Guidance Office Ben Thomas Chemistry, Lab Science One Year at Hanover Deborah Thompson English, Sponsor Three Years at Hanover William Whitestine Leadership, Ecology Four Years at Hanover Robert Wise Special Ed. Three Years at Hanover Allegra Williams Home Economics Seven Years at Hanover Gary Young Communications Chairman 13 Years at Hanover 127 TOGETHER IN CHILDRESS PH.374-5000 CEDAR LAKE town CLERK- TREASURERS OFFICE BUILDING DEPT. 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PATRONS Mr. Moudy Dolores Wehner Mr. Mrs. Ronald Gracz Cedar Lake Library Mr. Mrs. James Kenning Index Agee, Connie 118 Agee, Bob Albertson, Doris 109, 104, 12, 20, 8 Allain, Traci 110 Alvey, Sue 109, 104, 78, 67 Anderson, Becky 118 Anderson, John 92, 76, 70, 18, 19 Anderson, Scott 92 Ard, Darlene 104, 57 Asch, Donna 110, 77 Avey, Lisa 92 Ayersman, Kim 110 Baacke, Debbie 110, 88, 46 Baacke, Rick 92, 15 Backe, Kathy 104, 103, 70, 64, 46 Babin, Vic 101 Banks, )im 104, 50 Baker, Ed 110, 53 Baker, Susie 104, 62, 29 Barker, Beth 118 Barnes, Linda 118, 22 Barron, Paul 110 Barsely, Cathy 104 Becerra, Richard Becerra, Xavier 110, 83, 48 Bell, Karen 101 Benge, Brenda 101, 92 Benton, Steve 101 Benton, Verna 118 Bernhardt, Randy 101, 92, 12 Bevins, Jenny 118, 104, 65 Bevins, Julie 77, 55, 54 Bixeman, Connie 118 140 Bixeman, David 92, 93, 64 Bixeman, Julie 110, 48 Bixeman, Tammy 54, 55, 104 Black, Diane 104 Blakely, Michelle 93 Blakely, Rochelle 93 Blakeman, Gail 28, 104, 109 Boggs, Vicki 118 Boilling, Ed 110 Boling, Bruce Boling, )erry 104 Bougie, Dave 70, 103, 104 Bougie, Don 101 Bowyer, Laura 65, 110 Braden, Mike 104 Braden, Tammy 110 Branley, |ohn 74, 118 Branley, Mike 104 Branley, Maureen 21, 43, 48, 77, 104 Braswell, Luana 101 Brewer, Bob 101 Brewer, Dave Briggs, Gail 65, 86, 110 Briggs, Tammy 54, 64, 93 Brown, Greg 110 Brown, Kim 104 Brown, Lori 93 Brys, John 118 Brown, Penny 77, 121 Buczek, Ken 93 Buczek, Mary Beth 79, 110 Burger, Donna 93 Burger, Robert 118 Burgess, Allison 110 Burley, Andrea 20, 67, 79, 88, 104, 109 Burley, Chris 54, 55, 64, 93 Byers, )im 110 Cable, lack 104 Caldwell, Del 94 Canarini, Tari 110 Carnell, Fred 94 Carpenter, Chris 118 Carpenter, Cindy 48, 66, 88, 104 Carpenter, )udy 58, 105 Casten, )enny 104, 105 Casten, Shelly 30, 94 Casten, Vicki 94, 95 Catlin, Eugene 118 Catlin, Terry 105 Catlin, Vince 31, 94, 95 Catt, David 105 Cederholm, Berthyne 110 Chesner, Dan 48, 118 Christman, Ruth 54, 55, 61, 111, 110 Christman, Tom 118 Cieslak, Debbie 87, 77, 110 Claus, Brian 110 Claus, Steve 94, 95 Cline, Paul 31 Cochran, )im 78, 84, 110 Cochran, Vicki 84, 110 Cohn, Dave 109, 105, 84 Cohn, Laura 54, 55, 65, 118 Cokenour, Ioann 118 Cokenour, )oyce 64, 94, 95 Cole, |im 105 Cole, Mike 48, 118 Combs, lames 118 Conley, Tom Conrad, Bob 118 Conrad, David 110 Cook, Patty 110 Cook, Sherryl 77, 111, 115 Crabb, )eff 118 Craig, Sandy 111 Crane, Debbie 77, 118 Crilley, (ill 94 Crilley, Rob Crisp, Candi 79 , 118 Crowley, Shawn 118 Dailey, Duane 118 Darden, Laura 111, 48 Darnell, Bob 118 Darnell, )ohn 111 Davis, lames 17, 121 Davis, Jeff 84, 118 Dayberry, Adam 118, 74, 83 Dayberry, Tom 42, 72, 73, 83, 111 Deno, Greg 64, 74, 84, 85, 105 Deruntz, Dave 111 Deruntz, Kim 94 Devine, |ohn 111 Devine, Marjorie 42, 118 DeVona, Wendy 118 Dorcas, Davis 105 DeVries, lack 74, 84, 65, 118 Dodge, Darcy 83, 88, 104, 105 Donnelly, Amy 111 Doty, Mark 11, 25, 42, 43, 48, 64, 83, 105, 109 Douglas, Betsy 59, 105 Doyal, Bob 105, 70, 76 Doyal, Patty 48, 54, 67, 118 Doyal, Ron 48, 76, 111 Dunham, Julie 111 Eastling, Doug 111 Endris, leff Engle, Annette 24, 43, 65, 74, 118 Engle, Connie 64 Enloe, Terry 102, 105 Enloe, Tom 102, 121 Erickson, Kathy 105 Erickson, Toni 65, 89, 111 Erps, Jerry 111 Erps, Loraine 118 Espy, Michelle Espy, Tony 111 Estes, Tammy 118 Faircloth, Kim 118 Farmer, Sherri 111 Fischer, Karen 105 Fischer, Janet 118, 120 Fischer, Shelly 105 Flowers, Patty 94 Foreman, Art Foreman, Debbie 105 Foreman, Shari 111 Frazee, Lori 12, 13, 9, 18, 19, 20, 21, 16, 44, 64, 66, 77, 95, 88 Fuller, Craig 11, 27, 70, 74, 82, 118 Garner, Chuck 118 Gendeau, Charles 111, 121 Gentry, Penny 121 Gentry, Tammy Goff, Larry 111 Goff, Larry 111 Gold, Allen 17, 84, 95 Gold, Robert 76, 84, 112 Goldsmith, Kathy 112 Goldsmith, Louis 118 Gracz, Greg 23, 24, 25, 43, 46, 95 Gracz, Roni 23, 24, 48, 54, 67, 118, 116 Granger, Linda 95 Grant, Carl 95 Green, Bernie 105 Grevis, Paula 29, 112 Grosam, Karen 22, 112 Gross, Jeff 72, 73, 75, 78, 112 Grubbs, Randy 112 Grunstein, Steve 118 Gurgle, Dale 29, 82, 83, 70, 105 Gynn, Colleen 95 Gynn, Lorruine 121 Gynn, Rick 46, 53, 75, 105 Hadders, Kelly 48 Hamlett, Jane 95 Hammersly, Jackie 118 Hardwick, Donna 79, 118 Harrell, Gwen 48 Harris, John Harris, Sandy 116, 118 Harris, Vicki 65, 79, 89, 118 Hasse, Karen 118 Hasse, Mark 101 Hayes, Doyal 65, 112 Heath, Denise 112 Hayes, Debra 65, 118 Heath, Dennis 46, 78, 112 Heckaman, Ellyn 25, 43, 48, 64 Heichel, Jon 43 Hein, John 21, 112 Hein, Steve 46, 95 Heiser, Michael 118 Hildebrand, Bill 48, 118 Hildebrand, DeeAnn 121, 118 Hildebrand, Linda 57, 77, 88 Hildebrand, Mark 32, 101 Hildebrand, Michele 79, 77, 118 Hillger, Judi 43, 48, 64 Hillger, Richard 43, 52, 57, 64 Hitchcock, Chuck Hitchcock, Kim Hoeckelberg, Audrey 64, 77, 95 Hoeckelberg, Ber 77, 79, 118 Hoeckelberg, Larry 112 Hollar, Chris 118 Hollar, lay 9, 14, 18, 19, 20, 75, 78, 96, 97 Holmquist, Dave Holt, Cindy Holth, Don 112 Hoover, Linda Hopkins, Tim 112 Houser, Mary 121 Howard, Mike 118 Hudak, Lisa Hudspeth, Jennifer 77, 89, 110, 111, 112, 121 Huffnagle, Bob 112, 48 Huffnagle, Debbie Huppenthal, Steve 48, 112 Hundley, John 74, 84, 118 Huseman, Sharon % laconetti, Mark 46, 48, 75, 119 Iverson, Scott 112 Jackson, Don B. 96, 97 Jackson, Don W. 64, 66, 70, 75, 96, 97 Jackson, Richard Jacobsen, Rick 25, 43, 48, 75 Jillson, Jeff 112 Jillson, Jeff 112 Johnson, Chris 79 Johnson, Lou Ann 87, 119 Jonason, Karl 10, 64, 76 Jones, Harold 11, 48, 112 Jones, Jeff 96, 97 Jubera, Corbitt 58, %, 97 Jubera, Bob 9, 18, 19, 70, 82, 83, 84, 85. 96, 97 Jung, Maria 112 Ml turich, Dan 74, 119 Kazen, Kelli 119 Kazen, Lorlei Kazwell, Cathy 38, 64, 97 Keiser, Gwen 48, 112 Kinsey, Mike Kistner, Patty Kleckner, Bobbie Kline, Bob 59, 72, 78, 112 Kleine, Kevin 97 Kleine, Paul 97 Keilman, Jim 110, 112, 114 Kline, Sherry Knowles, Doug Koch, Karla Koedyker, Daryl 74, 75, 119 Korthauer, Dan 65, 78, 84, 112 Kozlowski, Paul 112 Kozlowski, Pete 84 Kozlowski, Mark 119 Kralek, Donald 119 Krebs, David 21, 78, 84, 112 Krga, Dan 112 Kubacki, Kevin 97 Kurzeja, Rich 97 Kwiatkowski, Don 23, 112 Lance, Ken 27, 46, 70, 112 Landry, Tammy 15, 20, 54, 55, 64, 97 Larson, Rick 119 Lawrence, Jeff 72, 112 Lawrence, Mike 25, 43, 48 Lea, Jack 86 Lea, Kathy 32 Lea, Leona 112 Lentner, Brenda 119 Lentner, Jeannette 112 Leonardo, Benny 74, 119 Lusby, Shelly 48 Mac Donald, Mary 65, 79, 87 Mackey, Chris 119 MacPherson, Keith Magnant, Bob 31, 38, 64, 86, 97 Magnant, Mike 64, 70, 78, 84 Magnant, Steve 72, 73, 75, 78, 112 Malowski, Mary Ann 9, 12, 15, 31, 46, 88, 97 Mantel, Dan 72, 112 Mann, Gary Marine, Mike 52, 113 Martin, Brett Martin, Duane 97 Martin, Jack Martinez, Adrian 28, 119 Martinez, Norma McClellan, Rick McKee, Madelyn 48 McKee, Susan 119 McMillion, Colleen 119 McMillion, Harold Mellul, Leslie 18, 19, 20, 33, 64, 97 Mender, Cheri 12, 14, 18, 19, 54, 70, 97 Mender, Lauri 54, 70 Metro, Debbie 64 Meyer, Mary 30 Micic, Maria 98 Micic, Ivanka 43 Mick, George 16, 48, 113 Mick, Jim 119 Mick, Roni Milazzo, Leo 10, 12, 17, 57 Milbourn, Steve Miller, Chris 65, 89, 113 Miller, Greg 12, 65, 84, 116, 117 Miller, Gretchen 65, 79, 89, 119 Miller, Jeff 119, 121 Miller, Mike Miller, Steve Mills, Julie 89, 119 Moehlman, Graig 66, 113 Moehlman, Sandi 20, 42, 104 Molden, Cheryl Monos, Chris 98 Monos, Nick 74, 75, 119 Moore, Art Morgan, Bob Muehlman, Carl 98 Muehlman, Craig 113 Neary, Jill 33, 48, 64, 98 Neaves, Kevin Neely, Dan 119 Neitzel, Patsy 65, 79, 89, 119 Neitzel, Sherry 46, 104 Nelson, Pat 113 Nelson, Robert 119 Noel, Linda 33, 64 Nolan, Erica 54, 55, 119 Nolan, Tim 83, 110, 113, 114 Nordyke, Harold 113 Nordyke, Robert 119 Norris, Lisa 119, 120, 54, 55, 39 O ' Born, Kellie 98 O ' born, Jack 119, 74 O ' Bryan, Tina 57 O ' Connor, Tim 98, 70, 15, 76 O ' Dea, Gail 98 O ' Dea, Mike 113, 72, 76, 65, 83, 42 Oldendorf, Brenda 43 OliPhant, John 119 Oliver, Jane 119 Oliver, Sue 119 Olsen, Dave 119 O ' Masta, Dawn 98 O ' Masta, Kim 113, 42 Owens, Todd 119, 48 Panozzo, Tony 113, 48 Parks, Pam 113 Parmen, Penny 29 Partain, Randy 113 Partain, Rene 119, 64, 46 Pasierb, Steve 119, 74 Peffley, Debbie 113 Pemberton, Wayne 119, 117, 116, 84, 74 Pennington, Jackie 48 Pennington, Pam 113 Perrin, Jim 48 Perrin, Tom 119, 117, 74 Pemberton, Wes 113, 82, 48 Peterson, Jeff 113 Phillips, Debbie Phillips, Donna 98 Phillips, Rich 119 Piening, Yvonne 113 Pierce, Tonya 113, 42 Plant, Barb 119, 79 Plant, Dana 29 Plant, Glen 99 Plant, Rhonda 99 Ploetz, Val 1 11, 109, 84, 78, 64, 48, 42, 12 Pointer, Tina Porter, Rich Powers, Rod Porter, Rich 101 Porter, Ron 113 Potts, Richard 113, 62 Potts, Terry 119 Powers, Brenda 114 Powers, Jim Proud, Dave 27 Proud, Robert 119 Rebenack, Maureen 54, 46 Rebenack, Mike 119 Reichert, Bruce 99 Rhein, Pat Richart, Randy 113 Romig, Anna 113, 48 Rose, Ron 51, 48 Ruffing, Cathy Rumas, Chris 113 Rumas, Dave 108 Rumsey, Albert 113, 84, 22 Sack, Lori 113, 89 Sack, Nancy 99, 64, 43 Scapelli, Dave 50, 42 Scent, Darrell 113, 99 Scent, Duane 113 Scheissle, Phil Scheiber, Andi 108, 104, 101, 32, 21 Scheiber, Dave 113 Scheiber, Dawn Scheiber, Doug 108 Scheiber, Joy 120, 119, 117, 79, 77, 65 Scheiber, Laurie Scheiber, Mike 108, 56 Scheiber, Tammy 119 Scheiber, Michelle Schubert, Vicki 120, 77 Schweitzer, Jeff 99, 43, 25 Scott, Cathy Scott, Charlie 113 Scott, Ramona 99, 32 Scott, Steven 113 Seils, Scott Seils, Steve 120, 113, 85, 84, 73, 72, 48 Selemeister, Lynn 79, 108 Sergent, Sherri 113 Shafier, Robin 120 Shanks, Carl 113 Shanks, Mike 18, 19, 64, 66, 76, 99 Sheldon, Kelly 54, 55, 111, 120 Shingler, Ray 70, 108 Shoemaker, Mary 28, 108 Shroka, Ed 52, 70, 65, 110, 113 Shropshire, Chuck 12, 18, 19, 20, 64, 70, 84, 99, 76 Shropshire, Patti 55, 76, 79, 108 Sikma, Jeff 108 Sikma, Scott 48, 53, 74, 84, 120 Simale, Chris 114 Simmons, Tim 74, 120 Singer, Michelle 65, 120 Sisney, Benson 108 Sisney, Doyal 114 Sisney, Ed 120 Slayton, Donna 108 Slivka, Betsy 48, 89, 120 Slivka, Steve 43, 108 Smith, Caroline Smith, Chuck 48, 83, 114, 120 Smith, Mary 114 Smith, Rick 61, 65, 114 Snedden, Mark 114 Snyder, Mike 46 Sosby Debbie Spannon, Dan 11, 74, 120 Sosby, Tim 121, 84 Spannon, Joanne 100 Spieoher, Tina 121 Sprehe, Terry Spurr, Tari 24, 9, 79, 46, 109, 108 142 Stark, Betty Stark, Joe 66, 76, 73, 72, 114 Stasiuk, Luarrie 120 Stenger, Mark 120 Steinhaus, Heidi 120 Sternberg, Tom 37, 43, 46, 44, 114, 115 Steuer, Doug 60, 76, 74, 84, 120 Steuer, Roger 62, 70, 76, 108 Steuer, Creg 40, 42, 70, 76, 101, 121 Stevens, Tim 120 Stewart, John 48, 121 Stewart, Steve 63, 108 Stovall, John 101 Stover, Ed 75, 121 Stover, Lynn 114 Swafford, Tim 21, 101 Symmes, Joann 100 Szymanski, Ray Taylor, Caroline 54, 65, 77, 114 Taylor, Craig 108, 34 Taylor, Glenda 121 Teets, Chris 65, 84 Teets, Tod 115, 114, 121, 51 Terral, Floyd Terral, Janet Thackston, Carol 59, 114 Thomas, Mr. Ben 44, 45 Thorn, Chris 121 Tomaszewski, Carol 65, 121 Tomaszewski, Sue 43, 64, 42, 77, 25, 108 Torrence, La verna 18, 19, 46, 57, 77, 87, 79, 100, 87 Tortorici, Jeannine 24, 84, 64, 43, 104, 108 Tortorici, Julie 100 Tortorici, Ken 85, 114 Towery, Glenn 48, 121 Trivett, Donna 100 Troy, Ed 67, 75, 108 Troy, Ken 20, 114 Troy, Rich 84, 78 Tucker, Mike Tucker, Tom Tupiak, Kim 48, 121 Tupiak, Sherry 9, 48, 108 Tussey, Dawn 46, 48, 108 Tussey, Steve 78, 84, 108 Underwood, Brenda 114 Underwood, Jeff 48, 114 Unger, Dan 64, 83, 118 Unger, Sue 101 Urbanczyk, Dave 44, 45, 48, 108 Urbanczyk, Karen 121, 46, 87, 65, 79 Urbanczyk, Sherry 100 Utley, Makr 114 Utley, Steve 121 Vajdich, John 101 Vajdich, Mark 121 VanCurren, Dale 121 VanCurren, George 121 VanDerPol, Bill 108, 78, 64, 42, 84, 8 Vandever, Lance 121 VanGorp, Mindy 117, 121, 12, 79, 77 Vendramine, Rosemarie 121, 74, 54, 55, 43 Verhulst, Linda 114, 89, 48, 65 Verhulst, Sherry 121, 39, 65 Wachowiak, Rick 44, 45, 48, 61, 84 Wachter, Carol Wachter, Don 121, 65 Wachter, Jerry 114, 65 Wachter, Sharon 114 Walkowiak, Steve 108, 114, 48 Ward, John 108 Warman, Yvonna 114 Watson, Steve 53, 65, 45, 72, 114, 110 Werner, Connie 114 Westerhoff, John 108, 46, 48, 57 Wheeler, Churles 121 Wheeler, Kevin White, Clay 114 Wicker, Mark 114, 115, 72, 76, 75 Wicker, Lisa 100 Willey, Dennis Williams, Mike 109, 48, 49, 43, 75 Wilson, Bob Wirtz, Phil 109, 48, 56 Wisniewski, Vicki 100, 65 Wittgren, Jim Witvoet, Mike 121 Wood, David Works, Ron 109, 50 Works, Theresa 59 Works, Vanessa Xanders, Kathy 46, 87, 65, 74, 77 Xanders, Laura 109, 64, 79, 77 Yablonowski, Tammy 109 Yardsey, Jerry 109 Yardley, Sandy 100 York, Betsy 101, 12, 88, 18, 19, 20 Youthment, Jerry 101, 84 Youthment, John Young, Maralle 117, 121, 46, 38, 65, 77 Zambo, Steve 121, 65 Zerby, Tina Zerby, Tom 109 Zimmerman, Linda 101 Zimmerman, Sandy 117, 121, 44, 46, 48, 64 Zimmerman, Veleda 143 This yearbook is about togetherness. We as your yearbook staff wanted this yearbook to bring everyone in this school together. And we wanted you to be able to remember all the good times we ' ve had at Hanover. We sincerely hope that this book will bring all of this back to you in the years to come. As the cover says, Together We Will Always Be