Highland Park High School - Little Giant Yearbook (Highland Park, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1963 volume:

CONTENTS Administration and Faculty................... 9 Seniors .................................... 19 Underclassmen .............................. 50 Organizations................................71 Activities...................................89 Sports...................................... 95 LITTLE GIANT 1963 HIGHLAND PARK HIGH SCHOOL HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS Vivien Clair .......................... Editor Miss Helen Palmer..................... Sponsor Mr. John Munski........................Sponsor E Each year of high school adds to our knowledge of ourselves and the world about us. As freshmen, we know only the parts of school which directly concern us — the cafeteria, sessions, snack bar, the bus foyer, and a few classrooms. Our activities are only a small part of all those offered. During our sophomore and junior years, we par- ticipate in more activities and discover other areas of the school. We begin to understand that to learn is not merely to take first-year French, then second- year French, or algebra, then geometry. The process of learning is cumulative and cannot be divided into definite stages. As seniors, we see even more clearly that, just as a poem is more than imagery, rhythm, and diction, an education is greater than individual courses, ex- tracurricular activities, and beautiful school buildings. THE M OF (15 PARTS Wearing wool coats or cotton windbreakers, we enter the high school 180 days a year. With each year, we discover more shortcuts, more tricks. As freshmen, we queue up for lunch; by our junior year, our timing sharpened, we know exactly how to slither into the line. Our hockey and football games as fresh- men are far different from our pol- ished performances as upperclass- men. 5 Four years of high school hove brought us mo- ments of both satisfaction and futility. In future years we will remember entering the doors as lonely freshmen, as well as graduating as confident seniors. Our lasting memories, however, will be of the sum of our experiences, the education which we received here at Highland Park High School. I Miss Morgan advises her Ameri- can Lit students to use concrete examples in their thomes. Miss Edith Morgan DEDICATION TO THOSE WHO DEDICATED YEARS TO US The teacher is a person, but if we were to follow him through a school day, we might readily believe that he is superhuman. From the 6:30 a.m. alarm to the 1:00 a.m. lights out, the teacher moves through such varied activities as meeting 27 fidgety and eager session members, helping plan the next faculty meeting or PTA program, facing four or five classes and often a study hall, grading anywhere from 120 to 150 papers, planning lessons, and talking to parents. Despite his full schedule, he makes time to counsel us or give an extra thirty minutes for an explanation. We recognize four of the outstanding members of the HPHS staff in this dedication, realizing that to pay tribute to any dedicated teacher is to pay tribute to all of them. 8 Miss Beckmire explains a principio of diagramming to one of her English classes. One little-touted service of Miss Losswell is the teaching of a homo nursing unit to the home ec girls. SCIINCf FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Mr. A. E. Wollers, Superintendent of Town- Mr. C. S. Stunted, Principol of Highlond Pork ship High School District 113. High School. BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Harold E. Foremon, Jr., Mr. Horry W. Knoll, Mr. John H. Thomson, Mr. Poul Martin, Mrs. James Tibbetts, and Mr. William E. Nelson. Mr. Francis D. Weeks — insert picture. ADMINISTRATION The Board of Education has many vital functions. It not only acts on financial requests and sets school policy, but it also approves Homecoming and Junior Prom. Mr. Wolfers works closely with the Board in supervising and carrying out Board policies. Mr. Libakken scouts for new teachers and is in charge of such experimental programs as CBA in science and the aural-oral approach in language. One of Mr. Stunkel's major duties is approving our school's activities and projects. Maintenance of the school buildings and planning the budget for such maintenance are the main duties of Mr. Devereaux and Mr. Zaeske. Working together, all insure the quality of our education. Mr. Libakken, Assistant Superiniendent of Township High School District 113. Mr. Dovereaux, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds. 10 ADMINISTRATION Most of the seemingly routine jobs moke the dif- ference between chaos and order in the school. All of the paychecks for the staff, mimeographed final exams, transcripts for colleges, messages from the switchboard stem from the administrative or main office staffs. Miss Tucker and Mr. Wisner oversee bookkeeping and budgeting, while Miss Appleton supervises the sales of books, supplies, and tickets in the bookstore. ADMINISTRATION OFFICE STAFF BACK ROW: Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Ubl, Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs. Notzor. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Krest, Miss Werhonc, Mrs. Morley. Miss Tucker, Secretory of the Board Education. Mr. Wisner, Accountont. Miss Appleton. Book Store Clerk. 11 ADMINISTRATION GUIDANCE OFFICE STAFF STANDING: Miss Wotts, Mrs. Hutchinson, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Wisniewski. SEATED: Miss Rogon. Mr. O'Neal, Director of Guidance. Mr. Panther, Dcon of Students. When a marshal hands us those long, white summonses, our usual reaction is both alarm and excitement. Often the mes- sages emanate from Mr. Panther, dean of students, or from Mr. O'Neal, guidance director. These men solve problems in- volving testing, travel, and honors. The adviser chairmen perform invaluable tasks, such as supervising class projects, cultivating student interest in voca- tions and colleges, helping plan each student's academic pro- gram, and establishing a relaxed, beneficial relationship be- tween the adults at HPHS and the students. Without the efforts of the competent office staff, under the direction of Miss Watts, the rest of the Guidance Department could not function as efficiently as it does. 12 ADVISER CHAIRMEN STANDING: Mr. Floyd, Mr. Broming, Mr. Mihura, Mr. Cosh. SEATED: Miss Bond, Miss McKichan, Miss Beckmirc, Miss Shine. NURSES' OFFICE STANDING: Mr . Ryoll ond Mrs. Abrahamson. SEATED: Miss losswell. ATTENDANCE OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Bock ond Mitt Barth ADMINISTRATION Each day the cafeteria staff prepares three or four tasty luncheon choices to accommodate three shifts of hungry students. The nurses dispense aspirins, comfort, and ad- vice. In addition. Miss Lasswell teaches a unit on I home nursing to home economics students. Lt. Dransfeldt not only lends authority to friendly admonitions, but also proves that a policeman can be a friend. Miss Thompson super- vises several study halls and a session. Under the direction of Mrs. Bock, the attend- ance office works with the nurses, study hall proctors, and teachers to see that we are all [present to take advantage of the educational op- portunities offered. Lieutenant Roy Dransfeldt, Special Policeman, District 113. Miss Thompson, Study Hall Supervisor. CAFETERIA STAFF BACK ROW: Mrs. Lencioni, Mrs. Biondi, Mrs. Bcnossi, Mr. Hicrbaum. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Bucanti, Mrs. Berube, Mrs. Pehan. Mr. Bellantuani, Mrs. Spitrer, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Homm, Mrs. Issel, Mrs. Schultz. Mrs. Hilton. 13 MAINTENANCE CUSTODIANS FRONT ROW: John Scornovocco, Rocco Scopclliti, Steve Kolasa, Sam Piacenza. BACK ROW: John Rossi, Rico lodurini, Anthony Rizzolo, Pete Chioni. Visitors to our school immediately comment on the cleanliness and attractiveness of the corridors, class- rooms, and grounds — the result of continual work by the custodians and grounds crew. For our active and less active students, the bus drivers supply convenient bus service. GROUNDS CREW FRONT ROW; Jim Nordini, Robert Winkler. BAC ROW: Hans Larsen, Guido Amidei. ABSENT: Gr« Sanders, Roy Cosberg. CUSTODIANS FRONT ROW: Normon Peterson, Al Olson, Nado ladurini, Charles Coleman. RACK ROW: Tom West. Lowell Criooen. Marshall Ledllo, John Sordyl. 14 Bus drivers George Boillie, Emory Cleveland, and Frank McClory clean an engine to provide safe equipment. FACULTY Brushing op on required reading are FRONT ROW: Mr. Grunska, Mr. Porter; BACK ROW: Miss Morgan, Mr. Guth- rie, Miss Boghoson, Mr. Hannig, Miss Beckmire, Mr. Cash, Mr. Cianchctti. Miss Nice is not pictured. rs. Kobusch, tho library and audio visual secretary, and Mr. Little id Mr. Smith, oro ready to help students and teachers in research, ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Our literature teachers help us to appreciate the writings of Shakespeare, Dickens, and Thoreau, and works such as Antigone and Gulliver's Travels. Our speech instructors guide us in learning to talk with assurance before others. By teaching us to outline and organize, the English faculty help us to develop concise, logical writing styles. Through their efforts, we have emerged from their courses knowing not only how to read, write, and speak, but also how to think. These English teachers demonstrato tho usefulness of the overhead pro- jector. SEATED, Miss Meisterhcim, Miss Borman. STANDING, Mrs. Massover, Miss Palmer, Mr. Stoyanoff, Mr. Munski, Mrs. Rcdbro. Mrs. Eaton, Miss Shine, Miss Hubbs, department chairman, Mr. Covert, Mrs. Jones, Miss Zorn, and Mr. Miller plot the questions for the required reading tost. 15 FACULTY SCIENCE DEPARTMENT BACK ROW: Mr. McMullen, deportment chairman, Mr. Willough- by, Mr. Hironimuj. Mr. Carmichael, Mr. Floyd. FRONT ROW: Miss Podoloff, Miss Gerrits. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT BACK ROW: Miss Grconwald, department chairmon, Mrs. Christofferson, Mrs. Gerth, Miss Oleson. Miss Wood. FRONT ROW: Mr. McCord, Mr. Pofahl, Mr. Chickerneo, Mr. Brotzman, Mr. Winklcy. The math department is no longer sure whether 2 + 2 = 4, With the new mathematics program, teach- ers are de-emphasizing computation and stressing an understanding of theory. During the past few years, the science department has also revamped its pro- gram, using experimental courses, such as CBA and Chem Study, as well as the more traditional ap- proaches. The students in the experimental groups per- form experiments and draw their own conclusions, rather than finding the expected results in the text- book first. An industrial arts student, working with fine equipment, applies to practical ends the theories of math and science. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT BACK ROW: Mr. Edwards, Mr. Hanson, Mr. Hughes, Mr. Eisemon. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Cardinal, Mr. Broming. INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Mr. Bolle, department chairman, Mr. Carpenter, Mr. McLaughlin. 16 FACULTY LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT BACK ROW: Mi i Bogs. Miss Kondzel, Miss Hoffman, Mrs. Sandahl, Miss Anderson, Miss McKichan, Miss Eisenborg. FRONT ROW: Mr. Garrigon, Miss Tarry, Miss McNutt, Miss Sovish, Miss Joiner, department chairman. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT BACK ROW: Mr. Splitgcrbor, Mr. Hoin, Mr. McGivcrn, Mr. Mothews, Mr. Hayes. FRONT ROW: Miss Prahl, Miss Hartz, department chairman, Mrs. Eaton, Miss Simolc, Mrs. Hayes. ABSENT: Miss Spencer. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT STANDING: Miss Wagner, SEATED: Miss Cairncross, deportment chairman. Miss Winkelman. Unlike most home economic courses that just offer sewing and cooking, our department furnishes interior design, home nursing, home management, as well as a complete course in child care where students actually take care of nursery school children. BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT STANDING: Miss Wall, Mr. Spears, Mr. Voss, Mr. Mihura, deportment chairman. SEATED: Mrs. Mount, Mrs. Freehling. Today there is more of a demand for business education than ever before. Meeting this demand, the department has expanded its program to offer courses in office machines, typing, short- hand, bookkeeping and secretarial practice. The language department offers an unusual number of languages — French, German, Italian, Latin, and Spanish. Different methods used to teach them have placed equal stress on the spoken language, grammar, and vocabulary. Students in social studies classes emerge well aware of the presence of the post. They learn the importance of current events by seeing how today's problems originated. 17 FACULTY GIRLS' GYM DEPARTMENT Miss till, deportment chairman, Miss Grabin, Miss Hayes, Miss Bond, Miss Hulbert, Miss Ponozzo, Miss Haddy, NOT PICTURED: Miss Gamble, Miss Tank. The physical education department heartily endorses the President's physical fitness program. In four years of school, students work out a total of almost 480 hours in such pur- suits as basketball, volleyball, swimming, trampoline, gym- nastics, and dance. Like the gym department, the music department is inter- ested in the development of basic skills, timing, and co- ordination. The two music teachers direct several choruses, an orchestra, and two bands. To our two art teachers, art is both a vocation and an avocation. One is an expert potter, and the other an expert painter. In addition to instruction in these areas, the de- partment offers courses ranging from art appreciation, to commercial art, to design. MUSIC DEPARTMENT What'j the score?'' Mr. Finch, department chairman, asks Mr. Haberlond, seated. ART DEPARTMENT The still life looked good enough to cat so Mrs. Esser- man, department chairman, and Mr. Prokos had a foost. BOYS' GYM DEPARTMENT BACK ROW: Mr. Harris, Mr. Ault, department choirmon, Mr. Wisniewski, Mr. Dovis. FRONT ROW: Mr. Dickman, Mr. Sondcrs, Mr. Edwords, Mr. Carlson. NOT PICTURED: Mr. Gosper. 18 HONORS, HONORS, AND MORE HONORS The Pot Floyd Memorial Award, in honor of Pat Floyd who would have graduated in 1951, is presented to the most deserving junior girl. The junior sessions nominate candidates on the basis of leadership, character, and service. After the principal, deans, and junior session advisers have narrowed the list to three girls, the juniors vote on these three. Mary Amidei was selected in 1962. The Harvard Book Club offers an award to the most outstanding junior boy, who is chosen by the principal, deans, and junior boys' session advisers. In 1962, Charles Redman received the Harvard Book Award. On the basis of the Notional Merit exam token in their junior year, 7% of the seniors qualified for the semi-finals. The 24 semi- finalists mode HPHS one of the highest ranked schools in Illinois. BACK ROW: George Men- dclson, Michael Cowcn, Richard Janowski, Thomas Angiuli, Potor Yurkonis, Jeff Goldman, Edward Schweitzer, Jeremy Siegel. MIDDLE ROW: Fred Gruber, Kathleen McGuire, Nancy Bairn, Judy Friedman, Maria Tatar, Vivien Clair, Bill Buchholz. FIRST ROW: Terry Fischer, Charles Redman, Mark Dubach, Henry Hans- man, Arnold Goldman, David Altschul. ABSENT: Nancy Mead. 20 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY BACK ROW: Charles Redman, Paul Garfield, Henry Honsmonn, Donald Metzger, Vivian Banish, Richard Jonowski, Jeremy Siegel, Nancy Mead, Judy Borinstoin, Harvoy Kinzelbcrg. MIDDLE ROW: Jay Levey, Vivien Clair, Nancy Freeman, Lynno Silverstinc, Brian Marcus, Retto Greenberg, Howord Tullman, Joyce Rain- water, Ellen Katz. FRONT ROW: Lou Ellon Holperin, Arthur Alschulor, Gerry Hcyman, Fred Gruber, Nancy Lipman, Carol Phillips, Fred Addison, Victorio Franks, Joan Silverman. BACK ROW: Joffrey Goldman, Kay Landau, Philip Friedmann, William Newmann, Robert Lonsman, Carol Leonard, Jeromo Toxy, Mark Dubach, Chris Marder, Kathleen Keare, Gail Rodemacher. MIDDLE ROW: George Mendolson, Maria Tatar, Karen Brecher, Mary Winthrop, Barbara Katz, Konneth Brccher, Margaret Baldrey, Edward Schweitzer. FRONT ROW: Leon Chickernco, Arthur Rosby, Lynn Goodman, Fred Addison, Kathleen McGuire, David Altschul, Jean Milligan. ABSENT: William Buchholz. 21 Best Athlete Cindy Flint ond Jim Panther Most Sophisticated Barb Gurniek and Paul Wolff Biggest Flirt — Wolf Harvey Kinzclberg and Donna Beaudln SENIOR Most Talented Vicki Franks and Jay Levey Class Clowns Holly Shapiro and Marc Nathonson Most Drag with Teachers Kathy Kcare and Ken Brecher Class Arguers Joan Stern ond Paul Sloter 22 Most Likely to Succeed Bill Nowmonn ond Vicki Franks Cutest Couple Brian Marcus and Bonnie Aoron Most School Spirit Betty Murphy ond Ken Brechor Best Social Dancers Gerry Heyman and Geoff Gluck BALLOT Best Figure — Physique Joe Wolk and Susie Fell Best Dressed Best Personalities Rkk ob ond LVnn« Silverstine Jeanne Milligan and Bill Newmann 23 Because of tho many ingonious ideas of the committee heads, prom was o truly enjoyoblo fantasy. Committee heads were BACK ROW: Miss Shine, adviser, Bonnie Aaron, Nancy Freeman, Jeon Milligan, Gerry Hcyman, Torri Wainess, Holly Shapiro, Leslie Michaels, Ruth Song, Carla Gerstcin. FRONT ROW: Brian Marcus, Mike Levin, Kennoth Brecher, Poul Garfield, Horvcy Kinzelberg. Closs officers who helped transport us ovor the rainbow wore Susie Fell, Secretary; Bob Russell, Vice-President,- Kay Landau, Treasurer,- Fred Gruber, President; and Ellen Katz, Social Chair- man. 24 Tho suspense of the evening was climaxed os Bob Ruder and Dione © Melia woro crowned rulors of the Emerald City by Diane Wintors and Glenn Harris. The King and Queen led tho coronation donee in o state of sheer ecstasy. Not even the Wizard of Oz could have selected o bottor court than those elected by tho junior class. STANDING: Jim Bcnvonuti, Bob Russell. Harvey Kinzolborg, Diano Winters, 1961 Queen, Glenn Harris, 1961 King, Susan Bartlett, Joanne Ugolini, Jennifer Holimon. SEATED: Bob Ruder and Diane O'Melio. The tremendous success of the senior closs is in port due to its excellent executive boord. BACK ROW: Arthur Rosby, Brion Marcus, Kennoth Brecher, Donald Metzger, Lyle Poncher, Richard M. Carlin, David Altschul, Robert Unger, Howard Tullmon, William Hansen. MIDDLE ROW: Jill Nathan, Ellen Kotz, Gerry Heyman, Terri Wainoss, Nancy Bairn, Karla Nidctz, Carol Leonard. FRONT ROW: Kay Landau, Nancy Pollock, Carol Phillips. ABSENT: Cindy Flint, Lynne Taumon, Joanne Lebow, Karen Hirsch, Hal Ross, Harvey Kinzelborg, Robert Lansmon. SCRUBBING, RAKING EQUALED SCHOLARSHIPS SENIOR OFFICERS Top to Bottom: Kenneth Brecher, President; Brian Marcus, Treasurer; Kay Landau, Sec- retory; Ellen Kotz, Vice-President; Gerry Heyman, Social Chairman. The senior class engages in many activities, oome have the purpose of raising money for senior scholar- ships. One of the most important activities, initiated in 1961, is Senior Work Day, a day when the seniors do household jobs for those in the neighborhood, and donate the money they earn to the class. This year on October 19, after a day of hard work, the class spon- sored a picnic at Sunset Park. Raking leaves was only ono of the many jobs we undertook. After our tasks were finished, Mr. Floyd, class adviser, provided entertainment for the picnic. 26 SENIORS Even though HPHS had grown smaller and more familiar to us we seniors still found it a hike from M210 to the boys' gym or the audi- torium stage. As we moved from college rejection jitters and job inter- views to second-semester senior-itis, we realized how quickly the pres- ent was becoming the past. Too soon Senior Work Day, Stunts, Oper- etta, and Graduation came and went. The weeks flew by os we wrote yet another English theme, crammed in chemistry formulas, and finished history projects. We couldn't believe it was our turn to sing We're gonna graduate soon. It took that last long march to receive our diplomas for us to realize that four years at HPHS were symbolized in that one small bit of paper. BONNIE AARON Excc. Bd. Rep. 2,- HGA 3,4; Chr. Prom Com. 3; Chr. Skit Com. Stunts 4. FRED ADDISON Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Marshal Post 3,4; Stunts 4; Nat'l Honor Society 4. ARTHUR ALSCHULER A.F.S. 3,4,- St. Council Exec. Bd. 4,- Boys' Club Treos. 3; Not'l Honor Society 4. DAVID ALTSCHUL Debate 2,3,4,- Nat'l Honor Socioty 4; Nat'l Merit Semi- finalist 4; Swimming 1,2. ELIA AMIDEI Girls' Club 1.2,3,4. MARY AMIDEI Pat Floyd Award 3,- Soph. Cheer Capt. 2,- Girls' Club Sec. 3; Marshal 4. BETH ANDRES Girls' Club Rep. 3; St. Council Rep. 2,4,- Garrick 2,3,- Creotive Arts 1,2, Sec. 2. THOMAS ANGIULI Moth Club 4; Marshall 4; Honor Hall Proctor 3; Boys' Club Rep. 4. 27 BARBARA ATEN Girls' Club Pub. Choirmon 3; HGA 1,2,3,4; Marshal 3; Penguin 1,3,4. RICHARD AVER Baseball 1,2; Boys' Club Rep. 2, Sess. Pres. 4; Varsity Bas- ketball Mgr. 2.3,4. MICHAEL BAER Moved here 3; Basketball 3,4, Co-Copt. 4; Tennis 3,4. NANCY BAIM Exec. Bd. Rep. 4; Garrick 1,2,3; Marshal 3,4,- St. Council Rep. 3. STEPHEN BAIM Golf 1,2; Marshal 3,- Sess. Pres. 1,3; Varsity Basketball Mgr. 3,4. MARGARET BAIDREY Jr. Rep. HGA 3; Sr. Rep. HGA 4; Not'l Honor Society 4; Class Social Chairman 2. HENRY BALIKOV Dcbotc 2,3,4; Marshal 3,4, Head 4; Nat'l Merit Semi- finalist 4; Science Club 1,2,3,4. MARGARET BANASHEK Creativo Arts Club 4,- Girls' Club Rep. 2; Pep Club 1,2; Stunts Com. 4. VIVIAN BANISH HGA Bd. 3; Nat'l Honor Society 4; Class Sec. 2; St. Council Exec. Bd. 3,4. KIM BARACANI Boys' Club 1,2,3,4,- Stunts 4. JANET BARNARD Garrick 2,3,4; Shoreline News Editor 4; Stunts 2,3,4; Triad 1,2,3,4. SUSAN BARTLETT Jr. Exec. Bd. Rep. 3,- Pep Club 1,2,- Prom Court 3,- Sess. V.P. 1. DONNA BEAUDIN Pep Club 1,2,3,- Sess. V.P. 2; St. Council Rep. 1,- Stunts Pub. Com. 4. JUDITH BECKER Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Prom Bids Com. 3,- Sess. Pres. 1,- Stunts Pub. Com 4. DIANE BEINS Girls' Rifle Club Pres. 4,- HGA Bd. 3; Little Giant Assoc. Ed. 4; Sess. Pres. 3. FRANK BELMONTI Boys' Club 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4. 28 JAMES BENVENUTI Boys' Club Rop. 1,2,4; Prom Court 3; Football 2,4; Track 3,4. RANDY BERGMAN Advanced Danco 2,3,4; Sc . Pres. 2,- Shoreline Advertising Mgr. 4,- Stunts 3,4. DARYL BERKSON Moved here 2,- Girls' Club 2,3,4. ALBERT BERNARD Moved here 2; Baseball 2,3,4; Class Exec. Bd. Rep. 3,4; Marshal 4. JOAN BERNSTEIN Moved here 2; Garrick 2,3,4, Bd. 3,4; School Play 3; Stunts Ass't. Director 4. WILLIAM BERNSTEIN Baseball 1,2; Bridge Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; St. Council Rep. 1.3. SHARON BERTI Girls' Club 1,2,3,4,- Prom Com. 3; Stunts Com. 4. WILLIAM BERUBE Diving 2,3,4; Golf 2; Swimming 1. DOROTHY BLANK Girls' Club 1,2,3,4; Sr. Choir 4; Treble Clef 3; Little Giant Jr. Ed. 4. ANN BLETSCH Creative Arts Club 4; Girls' Club 1,2,3,4, Rep. 4. PETER BOLKE Movod here 4,- 8cys' Club 4; Rifle Club 4, Sec.-Treas. 4. JUDY BORINSTEIN Marshal 3,4,- Not'l Honor Society 4; St. Activities Com. 3; St. Council Exec. Bd. 4. HARRY BOSLEY Boys' Club Rep. 3,- Bridge Club 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4. BARBARA BOYUM Moved here 4; Girls' Club Rep. 4; HGA 4. 29 ALLEN BRATCHER Moved here 2; Exec. Bd. Rep. 3; Sew. Pres. 3. KAREN BRECHER HGA 1,2,3a Bd. 2; Not'l Honor Society 4; Penguin 1,2,3,' St. Council Exec. Bd. 3,4, Sec. 4. KENNETH BRECHER Not'l Honor Society 4; Closs Pres. 4; St. Council Exec. Bd. 2 Track 1,2,3,4. ROBERT BREHMER Band 1,2,3,4,- Sell. Pres. I. LINDA BROWAR Advanced Dance 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Stunts 1,2,3,4 Choreographer 4. GAIL BROWN Moved hero 4; Girls' Club Rep. 4. MARILYN BROWN Exec. Bd. Rep. 2; Honor System Rep. 2,3; Sess. Off. 1,4; St. Council Rep. 3. WILLIAM BUCHHOLZ Little Giant Bus. Mgr. 4; Not'l Honor Society 4; Not'l Merit Semi-finalist 4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. DONALD BUCK Boys' Club 1,2,3,4. CAROLE BURGE Girls' Club 1,2,3,4; HGA Rep. 1,2. 1,2; Modern Donee 3; St. Council PENNY BURIAN Girls' Club 1,2,3,4; Marshal 4; St. Council Rep. 3. JEAN BURTON Girls' Club 1,2,3,4; Prom Com. 3; Stunts Com. 4. BARBARA CARGILL Moved here 3,- Girls' Club 3,4, Rep. 3. RICHARD CARLIN Bond 1,2,- Bridge Club 1,4; St. Council Rep. 3,4; Stunts 4 RICHARD M. CARLIN Bridge Club 1,2; Exec. Bd. Rep. 3,4; Garrick 3,4,- Marshal 4 ANDREW CASSIDY Marshal 3,4; St. Council Rep. 3,4; Swimming Team 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club 3,4. 30 LEON CHICKERNEO Boys' Club 1,2,3,4, Sec. 3, Pros. 4; Football 1,2,3.4,- Marshal 3,4; Not'l Honor Society 4. DONALD CHRISTMAN Boys' Club 1,2,3,4; Track I. LEONA CIONI Girls' Club 1,2,3,4; Soss. Pres. 4; Shoreline Bus. Mgr. 4. VIVIEN CLAIR Little Giant Editor 4; Marshal 3,4,- Nat'l Honor Society 4; Nat'l Merit Semi-finalist 4. MICHELE CLARKSON Girls' Club 1,2,3,4. LINDA COHEN Girls' Club 1,2,3,4. DWIGHT COLEMAN Boys' Club 1,2,3,4. JANE COLLINS Adcraft Contest 2nd place 1,- Girls' Club Rep. 3; HGA 2,3; Marshal 4. CHERYL CONNELLY Moved here 2; Advanced Dance 3,4; Stunts Choreographer 4; Girls' Club 1.2,3,4. THELMA COURTNEY Girls' Club 1,2,3,4; Prom Com. 3. ICHARD COWAN xec. Bd. Rep. 2,3; Garrick 2,3,4; School Play 2,4; Stunts 3,4. tICHAEL COWEN toved here 4; Moth Club 4; Nct'l Merit Semi-finalist 4; tor-hall Head 4. JARY CREDITOR toved here 3; Boys' Club 3,4; Science Club 3. ISAN CUNIFFE rls' Club Rep. 2; HGA 1,2,3.4; Honor System Rep. 2,- Pen lin 4. AROLE CROCETTI Iris' Club 1.2,3,4. ;RGIO CROSS ys' Club 1.2,3,4. 31 LAURA DcKOVEN HGA Boord 4; 2nd Award Dist. Science Fair 3; Snack Bar Head 3; St. Council Rep. 2. ROBERT DeMEO Moved here 2; Boys' Club 2,3,4. JOHN DePINTO Boys'Club 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3. DAVID DEUTSCH Exec. Bd. Rep. I; Wrestling 1,2; Sess. Pres. 1,2. DAVID DIMSDALE Boys' Club 1,2,3,4,- Sess. Pres. 2,3. PATRICIA DOYLE Moved here 2; Girls' Club Rep. 2; St. Council Rop. 4; Stunts 4. NORMA DRANSFELDT Band 1,3,4,- Make-up Comm. Stunts 4. DIANE DRATLER Girls' Club Benefit Show 3; Girls' Club Rep. 2,3,- Shoreline Girls' Sports Ed. 4; Yrbk. Copy Ed. 4. KYLE ELOFSON Girls' Club 1,2,3,4. EDWARD ELZY Boys' Club 1,2,3,4. DOROTHY FABBRI Moved hero 4; Girls' Club 4. JAMES DREW Boys' Club 1,2,3,4. MARK DUBACH Boys' Club Exec. 8d. 4,- Hood Morshol 4,- Merit Semi-finolist 4; Nat'l Honor Society 4. LINDA FEINBERG HGA 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Sess. Pres. ELLEN FALKOF Business Mgr. Yrbk. 3,4,- Marshal 3,4,- Orchestra 1,2,3,4, V.P. 3; Triad 2,3,4. LEE FEIGON Boys' Club Rep. 1,2,3; Debate Club 1,2,4; NFL 2,3,4; Nat'l Morit Letter Commendation 4. SUSAN FELL Claw Sec. 1.3; Clow V.P. 2; Girls' Club V.P. A, HGA Bd. 1. COLEMAN FELMAN Boys' Club 1,2,3.4,- Stoge Crew 1,2,3,4. THEODORE FISCHER Boys' Club Rep. 1; Nat'l Morif Scmi-fmalist 4; Scss. V.P. 3; Shoreline Ed. 4. IDONNA FLAMM Mo'shol 3,4; Girls' Club 1.2,3,4. jcYNTHIA FLINT HGA 3,4, 8d. 3,4; Marshal 3; Exec. 8d. Rep. 4; Stunts 4,- Moved hero 2. Kancy fordtran GA 2,3,4, Bd. 4; Pep Club 1,2,4; Sew. Sec. 4; Girls' En- .bio 3.4. jsemb VICTORIA FRANKS Garrick 1,2,3; Girls' Club Bd. 4,- Ass't Director Stunts 4; Not'l Honor Society 4. JOI FREED Moved here 3,- Triad, piano accompanist 3,4; Mixed Ensemble 4. NANCY FREEMAN Marshol 3,4; Prom comm, head 3; Penguin 1,2.3,4; Stunts script comm. 4. MARSHA FREY HGA 2,3,4, Bd. 4; Girls' Club Bd. 4; Scss. V.P. ond Sec. 2. WENDY FRIEDLICH Creativo Arts 4; Creative Writing Club 2; Rifle Club 4. JUDITH FRIEDMAN Bridge Club 2,3,4; FTA Bd. 4; Creotive Arts Club Pros. 4,- Nat'l Merit Semi-Finalist 4. PHILIP FRIEDMANN Football and Baseball 2,3,4,- Nat'l Honor Socioty 4; Class V.P. 1. DAVID FUENTE Boys' Club Rep. 2,- Sess. Pres. 3; Football 2,4. PAUL GARFIELD Nat'l Honor Society 4; Scss. Rep. 1,2,3.4; Stunts 4; Track 1,2,3,4. SUZANNE GARLING Moved here 2; Girls' Club 2.3,4,- HGA 3.4,- Pop Club 2. 33 JOAN GATEWOOD Gif Is' Ensemble 3; Mixed Ensemble 4; Stunts 3,4; Triad 1,2, 3,4, Sec. 4. MARC GEMAN Bridge Club 2,4; St. Council Rep. I; Stunts 4; Swimming 1,2. GERALD GERDES Intramural sports 3; Boys' Club 1,2,3,4. CARLA GERSTEIN Chrmn. Prom Dec. 3,- Exec. Bd. Rep. 3; Girls' Club Bd. 4,- St. Council Rep. 4. THOMAS GIAIMO Boys' Club 1.2,3,4. CORINE GIBSON Bridge Club 1,2,3; Marshal 3,- Stunts Com. 4; Triad 2,3. PATRICIA GILRUTH Girls' Ensemble 1,2,3,- Girls' Club 1,2,3,4; Modern Donee Group 3,4; Soss. Pres. 2,3. MICHAEL GLAZIER Exec. Bd. Rep. 2,3,4; Honor System Rep. 1,2,3,4; Sess. Of- ficer 1,2,3,4,- Wrestling 1. GEOFFREY GLUCK Basketball 1,2; Marshal 3,4; Stunts 4; Tennis 1,2,3,4. MARSHA GOLDBERG Assoc. Editor Yrbk. 4,- Marshal 3,4; Sess. V.P. 1,2; Stunts 4. LANCE GOLDEN Boys' Club 1,2.3,4; Debote Team 2,3; Little Giant, Shorelin Photographer 2,3,4. ARNOLD GOLDMAN Co-Hoad of Mar-Halls 4,- Nat'l Merit Semi-finalist 4,- Scicnc Club 1,2,3,4. JEFFREY GOLDMAN Exec. Bd. Rep. 3,4,- Nat'l Honor Society 4; Nat'l Merit Sem finalist 4; Varsity Club 3,4. LINDA GOLDMAN Girls' Club 1,2,3,4; Marshal 4; Stunts 2,4. FREDERIC GOLDSMITH Golf 1,2; Sr. Choir 3,4,- Stage Bond 3,4,- Stunts 4. KAREN GOLDWACH Exec. Bd. Rep. 3; HGA 3,4, Bd. 4,- St. Council Rep. 4. KENNETH GOOD BoyV Club Rep. 4; Boyj' Club Award 3; St. Council Rep. 1,2,- Varsity Football 2,4. LYNNE GOODMAN Debate Club 1,2,3,4, Sec. 4,- HGA 1,2,3; Modern Dance Club 2,3,4; Nat'l Honor Society 4. NANCY GORDON Advanced Dance Club 1,2,3,4; HGA 2,3,4; Stunts 3,4; Year- book 3,4. WILLIAM GOULD Football 2,3,- Morshal 3,4; Rifle Club Pres. 3,4; Stunts Ticket Com. Head 4. JUSTIN GREEN Boys' Club Rep. 2,3; Creative Arts Club I,- Cross Country 1,2; Exec. Bd. Rep. 3. KERRY GREEN Football 1,2,3,4. RETTA GREENBERG Exec. Bd. Rep. 3; Marshal 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Sr. Pen- guin 2,3,4. IDA GREENFIELD Honor System Rep. 1,2,- Sess. Pres. 4; Stunts 4; Tumbling Club 2.3. STEVE GREENFIELD Boys' Club 1,2,3,4. MARCIA GRINDE Girls' Club 1,2,3,4,- Rep. 2,- EDERIC GRUBER bating, Nat'l Forensic League Degreo of Excellence 1,2, I; Class Pros. 3,- Nat'l Merit Semi-flnolist 4,- St. Council ec. Bd. 4. iRBARA GURNICK •Is' Club Rep. 3,- Pep Club Class Rop. 3,- Sess. Pres. 4,- arbook Organizations Ed. 4. tRY HABERKAMP iA 2,3,4, Bd. 4; Exec. Bd. Rep. 3,- Rep to Illinois Stato Is' Clubs 3; Triad Girls' Ensemble 1,2,3,4. U HALPERIN ativo Writing Club 1,2,- library Bd. 1,2,3,4,- Math Club ,3,- Nat'l Honor Society 4. !RY HANCK nts 4,- Wrestling 1,2. MAS HANIG tboll 1,2,3,4,- Marshal 3,- St. Council Rep. 1,2,- Varsity b 4. LAURA HERMAN Choral Director Stunts 4,- Girls' Club Rep. 2; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Operetta Lead 2. WILLIAM HESSE Boys' Club Rep. 4; Sr. Choir 3; Track 2; Triad 1. WILLIAM HANSEN Exec. Bd. Rep. 1,4; Football, Track 1,2,3,4; Modern Dance 3,4. HENRY HANSMANN Debate 2,3,4; Natl Merit Semi-finalist 4; Scionce Club Pros. 4; Scss. Pres. 4. MICHAEL H. HARRIS Stage Band 2,3,4, Director 4; Varsity Club 4; Varsity Swim- ming 2,3,4. BARBARA HELLER Creative Arts Club Trees. 2; Girls' Club Rep. 4; Stunts Make- up Com. 4; Treble Clef 2. WILLARD HEMSWORTH III. Jr. Academy of Science Winner 1; Marshal 4; Shoreline Sports Ed. 4; Vorsity Club 3,4. MARGARET HERBERT Exec. Bd. Rep. 1,- Girls' Club Rep. 4; HGA 1,2; St. Council Rep. 3. 36 GERRY HEYMAN Girls' Club Bd. 3; HGA 1,2,3,4; Society 4. SUSAN HIRSCHNER Girls'Club 1,2,3,4; Stunts 3. KAREN HIRSH Exec. Bd. Rep. 3,4; Marshal 3; Penguin 2,3; $r. Work Day Com. Head 4. LYNN HIRTENSTEIN Garrick Club 1; HGA 3,4; Student Guide 2,3; Stunts 3,4. JENNIFER HOLIMAN Moved here 3; Pep Club 3; Prom Court 3; St. Council Rep. 3. JOYCE HOLMES Library Bd. V.P. 4; Moth Club 2,3; St. Council Alt. Rep. 2; Officer of Sess. 3. KAREN HUTCHINSON HGA 1,2.3,4, Bd. 3.4; Penguin 1,2,3.4,- Pep Club 1,4; Sess. Pres. 1. V.P. 3. ALLEN INGLIS Jr. Choir 2,3,4; Modern Dance 3,4. PATRICK ISRAEL Archaeology Club 1,2; Rifle Club 2. PAUL JACKSON Sess. Pres. 1,2,3,4. RICHARD JACKSON Moved here 2,- Boys' Club Rep. 2; Swimming 2,3,4. RICHELLE JACOBS HGA 2,3,4, Bd. 4; Marshal 4; Scc.-Treos. of Snack Bor 4. RICHARD JANOWSKI Chess Club First Bd. 3,4; Nal'l Honor Society 4; Not'l Merit Semi-finalist 4,- Wrestling 4. NICHOLAS JENKINS Stago Crew 1,2,3,4. MARY JOHNSON Moved hore 3; Garrick Club 4; Girls' Club Rep. 3; Sess. Pros. 4. LAURA JOSEPH HGA Bd. 4; Marshal 4; Mother-Daughter Benofit Show 1,2; Swim Club 1,2. Club 1,2; Stunts 1,3,4; Tumbling BARBARA KAPLAN Moved hero 3,- Little Giant Soph. Ed. 4. STEPHEN KAPLAN Boys' Club V.P. 2; Football 1; Marshal 3; Track 1. BARBARA KATZ Garrick 1,2.3,4, Pres. 4; Not'l Honor Society 4; Sr. Choir 3,4, V.P. 4; Shoreline Fcoture Ed. 4. ELLEN KATZ Honor Society 4; Class Soc. Chr. 3; Penguin 1,2.3,4; Class V.P. 4. JOAN KAYE Library Bd. 2; Pep Club 1; Sess. Pres. 1,3; St. Council I. KATHLEEN KEARE HGA 1,2,3,4, Bd. 1,2,- Not'l Honor Society 4,- Penguin 1,2, 3,4; St. Council Exec. Bd. 3.4. 37 STEVEN KEEN Bond, V.P. 4; Garrick 1,2,3,4; Stunts, Music Director 4; Track 1,2. JOSEPH KIEHL Bond 1,2,3; Cross Country Manager 4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Track Mgr. 3,4. LINDA KIMBROUGH Mixed Ensemble 4; Pep Club 1; Sr. Choir 2,4; Triad 1; WKRS Radio Workshop 4. HARVEY KINZELBERG Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Marshal 4; Nat'l Honor Society 4. JOHN KIPP Boys' Club 1,2,3,4. DIANE KIVER HGA 1,2,3,4, Bd. 3,4; Marshal 3,4; News Bureau Ed. 4; St. Council Rep. 2. SUSAN KLEIN Girls' Club Rep. 4; Pep Club 2,4. ROBERT KLINE Football 1,2,4,- Exec. Bd. 1,2,3. KAY KOHLER Am. Gov't Day Official 1; HGA 2,3,4; Marshal 4; Little Giant 4. STANLEY KORSHAK Closs Pres. 1; Football 1,2; Scss. Pres. 2.3,4; Swimming 1,2. ROSE ANN LADURINI Honor Rep. 4. KAY LANDAU Closs Sec. 4, Treas. 3; Marshal 3,4; Nat'l Honor Society KENNETH LANE Boys' Club 1.2,3,4. JO ANN LANGE Girls' Club 1,2,3,4. ROBERT LANSMAN NFL 3.4; Nat'l Honor Society 4; Nat'l Merit Semi-finalist Exec. Bd. Rep. 4. ALISON LAUTER HGA 3,4; For. Ex. Com. 4; Marshal 3; Pep Club 1,2, Pres. 4. I 38 IRENE LAVERS Moved here 4; Girls' Club 4. JOANNE LEBOW Exec. Bd. 4; Girls' Club Bd. 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Stunts 4. ROBERT LEOERMAN Boys' Club Rep. 3,4; Debate Club 3,4; Golf 1,2; NFL 3,4. RICHARD LEEDS Bond 2,3,4; Footboll 3,4; Garrick 2,3,4; St. Council Rep. 2,4. DENNIS LENZI Boys' Club 1,2,3,4. CAROL LEONARD Exec. Bd. 1,2,4; HGA, Treas. 2; Marshal 3,4; Not'l Honor Society 4. BEATRICE LERNER Girls' Club Rep. 3; Pep Club 1; Scss. Pres. 2,- Stunts 4. JAY LEVEY Not'l Honor Society 4; St. Council Exec. Bd. 3,4, Treos. 4; Stunts director 4. KATHERINE LEVI Art Club, See. 3; Exec. Bd. 4,- Fine Arts Award 2; Strot more Not'l Award 2. MICHAEL LEVIN Baseball 1,2,3,4; Marshal 4; Sub-head Prom Com. 3; S-. Council Rep. 1. IOBERT LEVIN t. Council Rep. 4; Stunts 4; Wrestling 1,2. iNDREA LEVINSON IGA 2,3,4; Garrick 2,3,4; Library Exec. Bd. 3,4. ATHERINE LEWIS Ireotive Writing Club 1,2,- Library Bd. 4; Marshal 3; porbook 3,4. |ANCY LIPMAN heerleader 2,3,4; HGA, Soc. Chr. 4; Not'l Honor So- lely 4; Penguin 1,2,3,4. RBARA LIPSKI ee. Bd. 3,4; Morshol 3,- Pep Club 2,3; Yearbook 4. [EVEN LOEWENTHAL pth Club 3,4; Merit Scholarship Letter of Honor 4; Sess. |es. 4; Scienco Club 1,2,3,4. 39 NANCY LUBIN Pep C!ub 1,2,3,4; St. Council Rep. 3; Stunts, Publicity Head 4; Little Giant Staff 4. JO ANN MocMIllAN Mother-Daughter Banquet 3; Pep Club 1,2; Stunts 4; Triad 1,2,3. GEORGE MADDALON Cross Country 4; Track 2,3,4. ALBERT MALMOUIST Baseball 2; Diving 2,3,4; Wrestling 1. BRIAN MARCUS Class Trees. 4; Nat'l Forensic League 3; Not'l Honor So- ciety 4, St. Council Rep. 1,2. CHRIS MARDER Boys' Club 1,2,3,4; Marshal 4; Nat'l Honor Society 4. NICHOLAS MARK Moved here 2; Boys' Club 2,3,4. LAWRENCE MARKS Session V.P. 4; St. Council Rep. 2. JANET McCALLISTER Moved here 3; School Ploy 3; Garrick 4; Girls' Club Rep. 4; Marshal 4. KATHLEEN MeGUIRE Cheerleader 4; HGA Board Member 3; Not'l Honor So- ciety 4; Girls' Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4. WILLIAM McOMBER Baseball 1,2; Boys' Club Rep. 3; Honor Hall Head 3,- Wrestling 2. NANCY MEAD HGA 1.2,3,4; Morshal 3,4; Penguin 2,3,4,- Pep Club 1,2,3. JOHN MEIERHOFF Basketball 2,3,- Boys' Club Rep. 2,3; Golf 2,3; Swimming I. KAY MEISELMAN HGA 3,4; Penguin 1; Sess. Pres. 2; Stunts 3,4. GEORGE MENDELSON Not'l Honor Socioty 4; St. Council Rep. 1,2,3,4; Swim- ming Team 1,2.3,4; Varsity Club Treas. 3,4. DONALD METZGER Baseball 1,2,3.4; Nat'l Forensic League 3,4; Not'l Honor Society 4; Not'l Merit Letter of Commend. 4. DONALD NATHAN Chess Club 3,4, See. 3, Pres. 4; Marshal 4; Science Cl 3,4. JILL NATHAN Exec. Bd. Rep. 4,- HGA 1,2,3,4,- Pep Club 1,2,3,4, S Trees. 2; St. Council Rep. 2,3. LESLIE MICHAELS Cheerlcodcr 4; Co-Head Prom Decorations 3,- Penguin 1, 2,3,4,- Pep Club 1,4. JEANNE MILLIGAN HGA Board 3,4; Marshal 3,4; St. Council Exec. Bd. 4; AFS Semi-finalist 3. MARGARET MILLMAN Honor System Rep. 1,2,3,4,- Prom Pub. Com. 3,- Stunts Com. 4. CAROL MOOS Girls' Club 1,2,3,4. EDGAR MOSS Boys' Club Rep. 1,2,- Football 1,2,3,4; Sess. V.P. 3. BETTY MURPHY Cheerleader 2,3; Cheerleading Varsity Copt. 3,- Major- ette 4,- Tumbling Club 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM NEWTON Bridge Club 4,- Chess Club 3; Marshal 4; Sess. Scc.- Treas. 4. KARLA NIDETZ Girls' Club Rep. 2; Exec. Bd. Rep. 4; Pub. Co-Head tor Sr. Workdoy 4; Sess. Pres. 3. BERNADETTE NIHLSON HGA 3,4; Marshal 4; Pep Club 2,4. EDWARD OBERLANDER Boys' Club 1,2,3,4; Rifle Club 1,- Little Giant, Shoreline Photographer 2,3. DIANE O'MELIA f ar-Hall Head 4,- Morshal 3,- Penguin 3,4; Prom Queen 3. MARC NATHANSON Boys' Club V.P. 4,- Managing Ed. Shoreline 4; Mar-Hall Proctor 4,- St. Council Rep. 1,2. JOANNE NEWMAN Chccrleoding 2,3,- Penguin 1,2,3,- Pep Club 1,2,3,- Stunts 3. WILLIAM NEWMANN Football 1,2,3,4,- Closs Pres. 2,- St. Council Pres. 4; AFS Finalist 3. 41 SARGE ORI Bojcboll 2,- Basketball 2,3,4; Boys' Club Rcp. 2,3; Golf 2,3,4. JANET OSTRAND Creative Arts Club 4; Exec. Bd. Rcp. 1; Girls' Club Rep. 2; Sess. V.P. I. LINDA OVERMAN Ass't Hall Marshal 2,3; Girls' Club 1,2,3,4; Library Bd. 1; Prom Pub. Com. 1. PHYLLIS PACIN Girls' Club 1,2,3,4; Sess. Pres. 2, Sec. 1; Creative Arts Club 3. ERIC PADDERUD Baseball 2; Basketball 1; Marshol 4,- Track 3,4. JERALDINE PAGE Chorus 1; Girls' Club 1,2,3,4. PAUL PAGE Garrick 2,3,4; Stato Speech Contest 3,4; St. Council R 2,4,- Wrestling 1,2,4. JAMES PANTHER Bose ball 1,2,3.4; Basketball l,2.3,4; Football 1,2,3,4,- Va sity Club 3,4, Pres. 4. ANDREA PARADISE Sess. Pres. 3; Shoreline Columnist 3,4,- Exec. Bd. Rep. 2,- Stunts 3,4. GEORGE PARK Archaeology Club 1,2,3,4,- Boys' Club Rep. 2,- Honor System Rep. 3,- Marshol 4. JOHN PAUL Creative Arts Club 3; St. Art Show Aword 1,3,- Stunts Set Designer 4. RICHARD PAULE Exec. Bd. Rep. 2; Football 1,2,- Sess. Sec.-Trcos. 2,4,- St. Council Rep. 3,4. JEFFREY PERLMAN Garrick 1,2,3,4, Trcas. 2, See. Chmn, 3, V.P. 4,- Littlo Giant Art Editor 4; Mixed Ensemble 4,- Stunts 3,4, Pub. Chmn. 4. JOHN PETERSON Boys' Club Rep. 4; Football 2,3,4,- Golf 2,3. JEAN PETTINGELL HGA 1,3,4; Ponguin 2,3,4; St. Council Rep. 2,4,- Tumbling Club 1,2. CAROL PHILLIPS Exec. Bd. Rcp. 3,4; HGA 2.3,4, Nal'l Honor Society 4,- Penguin Hood 3,4. 42 LAURA PIACENZA Girls' Club 1,2,3,4. HAROLD PLATT Bond 1,2,3,4; St. Council Rep. I; Stunts 4; Swimming 1,2. NANCY POLLOCK Exec. Bd. Rep. 3,4; HGA 1,2,3,4; Marshal 4; Penguin 1,2,3,4. LYLE PONCHER Shoreline Sports Editor 4; Marshal 3,4; St. Council Rep. 2.3,4; St. Act. Pres. 4. GAIL RADEMACHER Girls' Club Exec. Bd. 3,4; HGA 1,2,3,4; Bd. 3,- Natl Honor Society 4; Penguin 2,3,4. KATHY RAFFERTY Girls' Club 1.2,3,4. JOAN RAIDER Moved here 3; Garrick 3,4; Marshal 4; St. Council Rep. 4. JOYCE RAINWATER Chccrloading 2,3.4; HGA 2,3,4; Marshal 3,4,- Not'l Honor Society 4. RONALD RATH SAM Boys' Club 1,2,3.4. CHARLES REDMAN Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Not'l Honor Society 4,- Foreign Ex- change Com. Pres. 4,- St. Council Exec. Bd. 3,4, V.P. 4. WILLIAM REEB Band 1; Football 1,3,4; Scss. Sec-Treas. 3; Vorsity Club 3,4. MICHAEL REIFMAN Boys' Club 1.2,3,4. DENNIS RICH Not'l Forensic League Degree of Excellence 2,3,4; Nall Merit Letter of Commendation 4; St. Council Rep. 4. HELEN RICHARDS Archaeology Club 2,3,4; Girls' Club l,2,3,4. STEPHEN RICHARDS Exec. Bd. Rep. 1,- Honor Hall Proctor 4; Science Club 1,2; Sess. Sec. 2,3. JUDITH RIZZO Girls' Club 1,2,3,4; HGA l; Exec. Bd. Rep. 3. JILL RIZZOLO Girls' Club 1,2,3,4; Little Giant Staff 3,4. NED ROBERTSON Basketball 1,2,3,4; Boys' Club Exec. Bd. 3, Sec. 4; Mar- Hall Proctor 3,4. JO MARIE ROMITTI Exec. Bd. Rep. 1; Honor System Rep. 2,3; Sess. Treas. 1, 2,3; Stunts 4. WILLIAM ROOF Boys' Club 1,2,3,4. ARTHUR ROSBY Marshal 4,- Nat'l Honor Society 4; Nat'l Merit Semi- finalist 4; Winner III. Latin Contest 1,2. LAURENCE ROSEN Hallmark Nomination 3; Swathmore Award 3; Swimming 1; Track 3.4. JAMES ROSENBAUM Garrick 2,3,4, Pres. 4; Marshal 3,4; Parnassus 2,3, V.P. 3,- Shoreline 3,4. MARC ROSENBAUM Basketball 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Bowling Top Scorer 3. MERILEE ROSENBAUM Girls' Club Benefit Show 2,3; Sess. Sports Rep. 1,2,3,4,- Sess. V.P. 1; Stunts 2,4. HAROLD ROSS Boys' Club 1,2,3,4; Exec. Bd. Rep. 4; Mar-Holl Head 3,- Varsity Club Soc. Chr. 3,4. JEFFREY ROTHSCHILD Exec. Bd. Rep. 2,3; Mar-Hall Head 4; Stunts Ass't Bus. Mgr. 4; Track 1,2,. DIANA RUBIN Girls' Club 1,2,3,4,- Locker Room Com. Penguin Show 3,- Sess. V.P. 3. ROGER RUBIN Basketball 1,2,3; Golf 1,3,4; St. Council Rep. 1,2; Varsity Club 4. ROBERT RUDER Boys' Club V.P. 3,4; Class Treos. 2; Football 1,2,3,4,- Marshall 3,4. GAY RUSSELL HGA 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,- Sess. Treas. 1; Stunts Costume Head 4. JUDITH SACHS HGA 1,2,3,4; St. Council Rep. 3. 44 SUZANNE SAKANOFF Choral Director Stunts 4; Exec. Bd. Rep. 1; Honor Rep. 1? Stunts 1,3,4. RUTH SANG Girls' Club Bd. 4; Marshal 3,4; Prom Com. Head 3; St. Council Rep. 1,4. MARK SAVIN Natl Forensic League degree of excellence 2,3,4; Nat'l Merit lettor of comm. 4; Stote Science Fair 1; Wrestling 1.2,3,4. DARYL SCHATZ Garrick 1,2; HGA 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Stunts 3,4. CORNELIA SCHIMERT Moved horo 3; Garrick 3,4; Shorclino News Bureau 3,4. RICHARD SCHWAB Basketball 1,2,3,4; Marshal 3; Moyor of H.P. 1; St. Ac- tivities V.P. 4. WALTER SCHWALM Chess Club 3; Swimming I; Yearbook 4. SUSAN SCHWARTZ Garrick Social Chairman 1,2,3; Mixed Ensemble 4; Ses Pres. 3; Stunts 4. EDWARD SCHWEITZER Archaeology Club Pros. 4; Nat'l Honor Society 4. LAURIE SENNETT Moved Here 3; Junior Choir 4; St. Council Rep. 4; St. Teacher Election Com. 3. ELLEN SHAPIRO Advanced Dance 1,2,3,4; Marshal 4,- Sr. Editor Yearbook 4,- Stunts 3,4. HOLLY SHAPIRO Marshal 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Snack Bar Head 4; St. Coun- cil Rep. 3. KAREN SHAPIRO Girls' Club Rep. 3; Penguin 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4,- Stunts 4. EDWARD SHELDON Marshal 4; Soss. Sec. Treas. 3,4; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Var- sity Club 3,4. ROBERT SHMIKLER Football 3,4,- Scss. V.P. 2,- Varsity Club 4; Wrestling 2,3, 4. 45 BETH SHURE Costume Com. Head Stunts 4; Junior Adcraft 3. LYNNE SILVERSTINE Girls' Club Troos. 4,- HGA Bd. 3,- Morshol 3,4,- Noti Hon- or Society 4. ROBYN SIMMONS Moved here 3; Girls' Club Rop. 4; Prom Com. 3; Props Com. School Ploy 3. JEREMY SIEGEL Moth Club Pres. 4; Not'l Honor Society 4; Wrestling Mgr. 2,3,4. HARVEY SILVERBERG Science Club 1; Shoreline 2,3,4; St. Council 2,3; Siunts 4. JOAN SILVERMAN Future Teachers of America 3,4, Pres. 4; HGA 1,2,3,4; Marshal 3,4; Not'l Honor Sccioty 4. HILARIE SIMON Circulation Mgr. Shoreline 4, Exec. Bd 2, Pep Club 2,3; Sess. Pres. I. LESLIE SIMON Girls' Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Pub. Com. Stunts 4,- Sess. Sec. 3. RICHARD SIMON Garrick 1,2,3,4; Stunts 3,4; Swimming 1,2. 46 SUSAN SKINDER Art Club 4; Fine Arts Award 3, Hallmark Award 3,- Sess. Pres. 3. PAUL SLATER Exec. Bd. 1,4; Footboll 1,2,3,4,- Gov. Doy Councilman 1; St. Council Rep. 2,3. DIANE SMITH Girls'Club 1,2,3,4; Pop Club 1. DEAN SORDYL Boys' Club 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,- Marshal 3. JOY SOUTHERTON Girls' Club 1,2,3,4. HENRIETTA SPLETT Chorus 1,2,3.4; Girls'Club l,2,3,4. STEVE SIMON Boys' Rifle Club 3, Jr. Choir 3,4; Triad Club 2. LEE SIPPEL Moved hero 3, Boys' Club Rep. 3,4,- Marshal 4; Stunts Set Com. 4. SUSAN SRNANEK Girls' Club 8d. 4,- Library Bd. 2.3; Snack bar Head of Girls' Club 4. MARJORIE STARK Advanced Dance 2,3,4; Exec. Bd. Rep. I; Girls' Club Rep. 2; Stunts 1,3,4. AMEDEO STEFANI Boys' Club 1,2,3,4. CATHY STEIN Chcorlcoding 2,3,4; Excc. Bd. Rep. 3; HGA 3,4; Stunts 3.4. JOAN STERN Exec. Bd. Rep. 1; Garrick l; Prom Publicity Sec. 3; Stunts 2.3.4. PAUL STRUB Boys' Club 1,2,3,4; Intramurol Coach 2. JAMES SULLIVAN Baseball 1,2,3,4; Bays'Club 1,2,3,4. MARIA TATAR HGA 1,2,3,4; Pres. 4; Marshal 3.4; Not'l Honor Society 4; St. Council Rep. 2. CHARLES TAUMAN Basketball 1,2,3,- Boys' Club Rep. 1,2,- Football 1,2,3,4; Not'l Math Finalist 3. LYNNE TAUMAN Exec. Bd. Rep. 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; St. Council Rep. 2,- Stunts 3,4. REBECCA THOMAS Excc. Bd. Rep. 1; Girls' Club Rep. 3; Honor System Rep. 1,2; Sess. officer 2,3,4. LINDA TOMIN Mar-Hall Head 4; Prom Com. 3,- Chorus Sec. 1,- St. Teocher 3. PATRICIA TRANTER Moved Here 3,- Girls' Club Rep. 3; Stunts 4. JEROME TAXY Bridge Club 1,2,- Not'l Honor Society 4; Orchestra Pros. 4. JEAN TAZIOLI Girls' Club 1.2.3.4; Stunts 4. JUDITH TROY Moved Here 2; Girls' Club 2,3,4. 47 CRAIG TUBER Boscball 1,2,4; Football 4; Marshal 3,- Track 3. HOWARD TUllMAN Exec. Bd. Rop. 3,4,- Marshal 4; Not'l Honor Society 4; Stunts Prog. Ed. 4. JO ANN UGOLINI Garrick 3,4; Prom Court 3; Sr. Choir 3,4; St. Teacher 2. ROBERT UNGER Exec. Bd. Rep. 4; Garrick 1,2,3,4; Stunts 2,3,4; Swimming 1,2,3. THOMAS URBAN Boys' Club 1.2,3,4. UlRIKE VON REITZENSTEIN Moved here 4,- Girls' Club Rep. 4. JANET WAARALA Girls' Club 1,2,3,4; Sess. Pres. 2; Stunts Com. 4. TERRI WAINESS Exec. Bd. Rep. 2,4; HGA 3,4; Honor System Rep. 1,2,3; Officer Amcr. Govt. Day 1. 48 4; Girls' Club 4; St. Council MARLA WALD Girls' Club 1,2,3.4. PAULA WALTERS Sess. Trcos. I; Stunts Hoir Styling Com. 4. MARLENE WARREN Exec. Bd. Rep. 4; Pep Club 3,4; St. Council Rep. 1; Stunts 4. REINHARD WESTENRIEDER Moved here 2,- Track 3; Varsity Club 2,3,4, V.P. 4; Varsity Swimming 2,3,4. WALLACE WHITSON Track 1,2; Swimming 1,2; Scholastic Art Award 1; Sess. Officer I.2.3.4.5. HARRY WILLIAMS Operetta 3; Sr. Choir 2,3,4; Stunts 2,3,4; Triad 1,2,3,4. KEITH WINKLER Boys' Club 1,2,3.4. MARY WINTHROP Garrick 2; Marshal 3,4; Nal'l Honor Society 4,- HGA 2, 3,4, Pub. Chr. 3,4. GARY WOELTJEN Boys' Rifle Club I; Soph. Track I. ALLAN WOLFF Marshal 4; Math Club 1,2,3,4; Swimming 1,2,3,4,- Varsity Club 3,4. PAUL WOLFF Boys' Club Exec. Bd. 1,3; Football 2,3,4; Tennis 2.3,4. JOSEPH WOLK Boys' Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1.2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Vor- sity 4. 3; Pep Club 1,2,3.4; Varsity NOT PICTURED: William Dungjen Michael R. Harvey Renard Mertz John Moron Robort Powers Kenneth Shearer Phil Stone Katsuyoshi Tsutsumi RHONDA YOELIN Moved Hero 4; Sess. Sec. 4; Girls' Club 4. PETER YURKONIS Marshal 4; Nat'l Merit Semi-Finolist 4. MARTIN ZAHNLE Football 2,3,4; Frosh Chorus 3,- Jr. Choir 4. WAITER ZAHNLE Boys' Club Rep. 3,- Football 2,3,4; Exec. Bd. 4,- Varsity Club 3,4. JEFFREY ZIVIN Boys' Club 1.2,3,4. DAVID ZUCKERT Boys' Club 1,2.3,4; Lib. Bd C , Kiflo Club 4. ... UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS Our organizational ability was pitted against that of AT T, as we juniors supervised and published the Buzz Book early in the year. Participation in col- lege days and career conferences con- vinced us that we had better begin to study and consider some important de- cisions we would hove to make. In the spring, the Pat Floyd and Harvard Book awards reminded us of the object of our years at HPHS — a well-rounded education. The climax of the year was Prom, the culmination of three years of unity and apprenticeship. JUNIOR EXECUTIVE BOARD BACK ROW: James Rcinoch, Mitcholl Cobey, Ron Emanuel, More Rosonstein, Steve Mitchell, Ralph Koronsky. THIRD ROW; Steve Gordon, Michelle Lozar, Laurie Rote, Karen Lind, Janice Doner, Scott Ring. SECOND ROW: Sandra Beecher, Alice Karlin, Cynthia Miller, Anne Gumbinor, Andrea Fischer, Miss Bond. FIRST ROW: David Polladini, President, Barbara Henley, Secretary, Susan Mattes, Treas- urer, Patricia Schofler, Social Chairman, Michael Rosenbouso, Vice-President. MISS BOGS BACK ROW: Janot Gross, Lynette Passini, Denise Winston, Deborah Allderdicc, Sandra Friedman, Hon- ore Heck, Marianne Baldi, Rina Bernardi, Leslie Gil- more, Miss Bogs. MIDDLE ROW: Dianne Swartz, Laurol Schlichting, Nancy Jonkins, Karen Carney, Anita Levy, Kathorine Papicrniok, Nancy Wortheimer, Frances Millen, Lauren Bateman. FRONT ROW: Grace Loesch, Virginia Smith, Mary Leopardi, Michclo Lazar, Janet Kaplan, Constance Schinder, Lynn Foldmon, Joan Bartlett. MR. DAVIS BACK ROW: Paul Slepak, Richard Flomm, John Nizzi, Robert Tripp, Stanley Botker, James Boylon, Barry Barnow, Barry Roufo, Thomas Weber, Coach Davis. MIDDLE ROW: Dovid Long, Richard Mazzctta, Ama- dio Benassi, Stephen Gordon, Jeffrey Rose, Kenneth Miller, Robert Larson, Allan Paddcrud. FRONT ROW: Ronald Riback, Michaol Lost, John Bowers, Ronald Hattley, Joe Pizzato, James Wolk, Daniel Epstein, Stanley Koin. ABSENT: Richard Lccb. 51 JUNIORS MR. DICKMAN BACK ROW: Micheol Sagott, Douglas Eyles, Lawrence Gore, Roy Zaborowski, Richard Sachen, David Smith, Mitchell Cobcy, Willis Jackson, John Kipp, Mr. Dick- man. MIDDLE ROW; Fronk Pasquesi, Luigi Lunardi, Harold Fell, Russell Winters, Steven Aaronson, Walter Hester, Russell Lodgo, Michael Rosenberg, Steven Segal. FRONT ROW: Benjamin Rueberg, Ivo Pettorelli, Daniel Wagner, James Watson, Richard Poset, Joal Fischer, Bryan Auerbach. ABSENT: Steven Jenisio, Martin Becker. MRS. EATON BACK ROW: Jane Cohn, Karon Lind, Shirley Eldrcd, Kay Ettington, Mary Palmer, Judy Shibko, Sue Wylc, Suo Mandiberg. MIDDLE ROW: Sue Florence, Sandra Johnson, Wendy Krueger, Julio Bond, Karen Frced- mon, Barbara Brugioni, Loura Epstein. FRONT ROW; Meryl Greon, Susan Ware, Janis Voelkcr, Janice Sordyl, Gail Hofeld, Barbara Krause, Joyce Root. AB- SENT: Sue Maledon. MR. R. EDWARDS BACK ROW: Scott Ring, Gerard Micheels, Robert Stebbings, Alan Thorson, Thomas Steele, Roger Kohn, James Munn, Ronald Drr nsfeldt, Robert Ruelll, Alan Lazorus, Mr. Edwards. MIDDLE ROW: Roy Carlson, Trevor Weiss. George Pelt, William Biaggi, David Kennicott, Robert Abrams, Jed Dannenbaum, Ronald Dal Ponte. FRONT ROW: Allen Brandcll, James Baratto, Dennis Petty, Gary Gromcwald, James Freund, Robert Bernstein, Richard Schloss. ABSENT: Bernord Honsgen, Michaol Benson. MRS. FREEHLING BACK ROW: Suzanne Danielson, Katherine McGee- han, Barbara Olson, Louise Smith, Cynthia Cushner, Ramona Ladurini, Karen Sachs, Jennifer Nielson. Claudio FHocking, Mrs. Freehling. MIDDLE ROW: An- nette Lcnzi, Judy Bobbin!, Andrea Lovinger, Sylvia Kallas, Janet Fcis, Ann Kapalka, Wendy Adler. FRONT ROW: Carole Preti, Linda Posquesi, Brenda Golden, Anne Simon, Rita Farnham, Enrico Bernard!, Anne Gumblnor. 52 JUNIORS MRS. GERTH BACK ROW: Oonno Floxman, Kalhy Stolkin, Adrienru Moyer, Louise Piacenza, Janice Dobrikin, Wendy Cos sidy, Karen Green, Mary Posquesi, Mrs. Gorth. MID DIE ROW: Laurie Spiegel. Stophany Komen, Joyc« Sheldon, Jan Goldsmith, Judith Dunn, Karon Pash man, Gretchen Bcnedek, Mary Ann Zudonyi. FRONT ROW: Elaine Eisner, Sigrcd Meyer, Susan Rivcnburgh. Cheryl Riggs, Holly Laing, Rosemary Dowc, Andrea Fischor. ABSENT: Jayne Bernordi, Patricia Toylor. MR. GRUNSKA BACK ROW: Mark Shmikler, William Carey, Morris Mordini, Michael Sutter, Joseph Rcdflold, Ronald Emanuel, Donold King, Thomas Stern, Mr. Grunska. MIDDLE ROW; Ronald Bcrtucci, Frederic Chaimson, William Shepard, Mark Kromer, John Engelman, Michael Roscnhouse, Robert Lozoretti. FRONT ROW: Alan Silvers, Michael Axelrad, Jonathon Abarbanel, Corrado Lenzini, Richord Prill, John Lieberman. AB- SENT: Timothy Cummings, Peter Faust, Wayne Hum- ble, David Poelman. MR. HABERLAND BACK ROW: David Polladini, David Stern, Robert Byrne, Kalvis Krumins, William Marcuccilli, Brian Leahy, Joseph Weber, Ronald Millor, Gerald Edol- man. MIDDLE ROW; William Hoffman, David Kutnor, Ranald Lev, David Eckels, Thomas Gcimer, Williom White, John Gegner, Enzo Vignaroli, Neil Levin. FRONT ROW: Stuart Diamond, Albert Lenzini, Robert Block, Glenn Wolf. James Fox, Michael Stotter, Rod- ney Konsler. ABSENT: Jon Shulmon, Mr. Haborland. MISS HADDY BACK ROW: Susan Belmonto, Ellen Buchmon, Doreno Comporeale, Elaine Chioni, Barbara Henley, Sandra Tozioli, Debra Whito, Carla Dcssauer, Marilyn Thom- as, Miss Haddy. MIDDLE ROW: Sandra Stewart, Loren Baum, Nancy Lawrence, Jayne Piazconza, Donna Cla- vcy, Mary Marino, Linda Jacobson. FRONT ROW: Darlene Phillips, Alice Karlin, Frana Cohn, Karen Bachrach, Carolynn Glucck, Ann Kopel, Arl«ene Fiedler. ABSENT: Kathy Klemann, Pamela Picker. 53 JUNIORS MR. McCORD BACK ROW: Bruce House, Paul Conley, Thomos Brown, Thomas Walker, Ken Gross, David Anderson, Cory linori, John Swartz, Mr. McCord. MIDDLE ROW; Raymond Rossi, Steve Engolman, William Cervetti, Marc Rosenstein, Ned Simon, Lawrence Moss, Stephen Boron? Alan Winkley, Richard Lillenfold. FRONT ROW: Daniel Barker, Miles Zitmore, Jonathan Kaplan, John Bach, Gorry Kroatz, Charles Foinberg, Gary Goldstein. ABSENT: Howard Goldt, Ralph Rempfer. MISS OLESON BACK ROW; Elsa Brodsky, Bette Myorson, Beverly Gerken, Lynda Cooper, Jean Gerdes, Nancy Bene- venti, Annette Crovotti, Mario Morchi, Dianne Cor- wilh. Miss Oleson. MIDDLE ROW: Carol Balkin, Susan Seltzor, Florrie Levin, Kothleen Morris, Lila Lipkis, Lin- da Weiner, Geraldine Azzi. FRONT ROW: Nancy Wirth, Valerio Volcnzi, Susan Mattes, Laurie Rose, Elizabeth Ettlingor, Jean Holliday, Mimi Gross, Lynn Silv-rmon. ABSENT: Kay Truo. MISS PANOZZO BACK ROW: Terry Philips, Barbara Hirsch, Barbara Gross, Christina Romberg, Kothleen Stubcnvoll, Can- dace Fischer, Carolo Wcxler, Lindo Elston, Miss Pan- ozzo. MIDDLE ROW: Leslee Boren, Barbara Steel, Jacqueline Harvey. Carol Hammerman, Geraldine Rou- ter, Edith Peddle. Judith King, Barbara Dal Ponte. FRONT ROW: Cynthio Miller, Mary Abbott, Pana Mobrey, Patricia Schofler, Margaret Creditor, Ellyn Brown. ABSENT: Sandra Boldi, Mary Dunn. MR SANDERS BACK ROW: Gerald Ellick, Samuel Zagaria, Michael Kosman, Mitchell Henncs, Daniel Lcncioni, Steven Beer, William Schwalbach, Lawrenco Rappeport, Ste- phen Mitchell, Mr. Sanders. MIDDLE ROW: Raymond Bock, Harvey Woiscl, Robert Harris, Gory Fields, Ed- win Smith, Gory Ross, Brian Armstrong. FRONT ROW: Scott Cortesl, Michael Melerhoff, Thomos Mandler, Robert Shapiro, Nildo Benossi, Chris Pink, Lamar Rat- diffe. ABSENT: James Joyce, William Smith. 54 JUNIORS MISS SOVISH BACK ROW: Jeon Wishnick, Joyce Stone, Janice Doner, Karen Wetzel, Joyce Schmidt, Patricia John, Sharon Hodgson, Jill Churchill, Miss Sovish. MIDDLE ROW: Mauri Bloch, Kay Lehman, Aloxa Abercrombie, Jean Roberts, Barbara Lang, Nelda Kiefer, Barbara She- pard, Stephanio Bortolotti, Deo Bernardoni. FRONT ROW: Gisella Tosi, Yvonne Picchiotti, Holly Hapeman, Laurie Greengard, Harriet Brickman, Kathleen Howard, Esti Wcilond, Susan Earhart. ABSENT: Sandro Mertz, Linda London!. MISS TANK BACK ROW: Mary Feuchtwangor, Carol Bixby, Nancy Hextcr, Judy Pigoti, Jean Pollack, Synthia Kloin, Cathy Ziv, Kathy Hartman, Anna Bernordi, Miss Tank. MIDDLE ROW: Susan Shapiro, Carla Whitson, Patricia Wiegel, Laurie Gillis, Suzanne Gmeiner, Barbara La Buda, Nancy Schwioger, Sandra Beecher. FRONT ROW: Margaret Dobrofsky, Susan Dillard, Audrey Pearson, Jean Waaralo, Stella Picchietti, Chorie Mar- tineau, Sandra Annes. MR. WILLOUGHBY BACK ROW: Ralph Koransky, Dennis Coppi, Joel Steiner, Stuart Victor, Michael Hcnsgon, Richard Mil- ler, Michael Jordon, Mr. Willoughby. MIDDLE ROW: Richard Frcborg, James Levin, Don Culbreth, Robert Pfister, Michool Kirk, Edward Fucik, Frank Dudowicz, Louis Neunaber. FRONT ROW: Frank Smith, Frederick Thomas, Mark Steinberg, Roger Cimbolo, Anthony Cavolior, Frank Caringello, Horry Block. ABSENT: Wayne Griffin, Joffroy Jennings, Thomas Turner. MR. WISNIEWSKI BACK ROW: James Shelton, John Mihalka, Steven Korshok, David Floischmann, James Souby, Donald Dollo Voile, Sergio Rossi, Michael Bohn, Robert Abernathy, Mr. Wisniewski. MIDDLE ROW: Norman Simon, Joff Kleckner, Thomas Marks, James Lomson, James Murray, Ralph Deske, James Bernard!, Raymond Dougherity, William Strong. FRONT ROW; Andrew Berk, James Heisler, Norman Chorak, Frederic Mar- gulies, Ronald Scheff, Dennis Panarisi, Alan Weiss. ABSENT: Williom Roff, James Reinach. 55 SOPHOMORES We tended to consider ourselves ex- perienced and mature sophomores. But increased activities and difficult courses tested our new-found sophistication. We had to cope with dissected frogs and bisected angles. We developed class consciousness ( 65 Best Alive ), which we put to good use by promoting class projects like Sophomore Dance and Sophomore Picnic. And most of all, we began to appreciate some of the bene- fits of a high school education. SOPHOMORE CLASS EXECUTIVE BOARD BACK ROW: Miss McKichon, Scot! Williams, President. Brad Aten, Pool Eisner. Mike Fedor, Bob Boizer, Treasurer, Paul Chutkow, David Morris, Mike locb. Bob Bloin, Mr. Cash. MIDDLE ROW: Debby Tomarri, Kathy Pontius, Phyllis Norwcll, Dale Huscnctter, Donna Kramer, Jean Kaplan, Susan Anspoch, Vice-President. FRONT ROW: David Leshtz, Jock Nussbaum, Megan Gabel, Susan Abels. Laurie Moses, Social Chairman, Debbie Foil, Sudy Ferry, Secretary, Henry Koronsky. ABSENT: Laura Hesslcin, Andrea Naiditch, Allen Rubens. MISS BOGHASEN BACK ROW: Potricia Dudowicz, Deborah Tamar Susan Kirchheimcr, Candace Baker, Cheryl McClen- don, Jane Kingsland, Judy Farkos, Margaret Rot - danz, Susan Brill, Miss Boghosen. MIDDLE ROV-' Judith Ettingcr, Joan Perlman, Margorct Lowingi-. Sherry Srnanck, Karen Kcllow, Deboroh Preskill, W I- mo Ballanger, Lynn Harris. FRONT ROW: Barbara Telpner, Kothleen Poncher, Ellen Mcdnick, Roberta Duke, Jan Dayton, Renee Frueh, Suzanne Books. Karon Polmieri, Maxine Rosenberg. MR. CARLSON BACK ROW: William Goodoll, Sorgo Manfrcdini, Louis Boilinl, Russell Lovin, Royce Hoyle, John Harris, Frederick Young, Loren Siegel, Mr. Carlson. MIDDLE ROW: Josoph DeRosa, Elvio Vido, Stephen Poppe, Lee Moccobcc, Bruce Levine, William Brion. FRONT ROW: James Quinn, Nicholos Frigo, Gene Lacy, Charles Sheohen, John Ratcliffo, John Ropiequet, Michael Maddolon. ABSENT: Francis Conley, Michael Fedor. 56 SOPHOMORES MR. CARPENTER BACK ROW: Wllliom Eckmann, Valerio Brugloni, Wil- llom Pctorson, Tom Nissen, Allen Strcicker, Peter Kroll, Terrence O'Broin, William Kurgan, Mr. Car- ponter. MIDDLE ROW: Bob Hairo, Robert Rose. David Soger, Michael Hesse, Gary Grinde, Bruce Kornacki, Jock Nussbaum, Steven Zacharios. FRONT ROW: Rob- ort Logon, Charles Blosten, Michael Londy, Bruce Schlopack, William Herring, William Roso, Neil Fell, Phil Murphy. ABSENT: Russell Ochoa. MR. ClANCHETTI BACK ROW: James Dinolll, Gary Wald, Steve Hen- ncssy, Terry Ross, Daniel Williams, John Schneider, Craig Bielert, Donald Mau, Peter Siegel, Mr. Cion- chctti. MIDDLE ROW: Raymond Rathsom, William Forth, Steven Franklin, Robert Jordan, Allan Dewey, David Preskill, Bruce Collcn, Glenn Grant. FRONT ROW: Gary LaBello, Michael Marks, John Unger, Peter Mazzetta, Lawrence Fuento, David Lcshtz, Law- rence Lamonna. MR. FINCH BACK ROW: Eric Schimmel, Edward Brodsky, David Anderson, Stephen Honeyman, Stephen Glickauf, Charles Wetzel, Robert Powell, Louis Slutzky, Mr. Finch. MIDDLE ROW: Brcdley Aten, Robert Rogir, Zef? Amadei, Richard Schneider, John Mauck, Barry Server, Lorenzo Cccchi, Joseph Lcuer. FRONT ROW: Thomas Vonce, Dennis Fobbri, Stan Mazzctto, Joel Levin, Stcphon Cowcn, Ronald Ballantini, James Kohn- weiler, Harvey Friedman. MISS GAMBLE BACK ROW; Josephine Sutter, Robin White, Barbara Ettleson, Susan Mathe, Linda Aberman, Claudia Honsbrough, Michele Boylan, Carol Roy, Carol Col- dorelli. Miss Gomble. MIDDLE ROW: Peggy Good- kind, Diane Jennings, Claudia Nathon, Donna Ugo- lini, Judith Block, Lcda Saverslak, Janet Schmidt, Dale Husonetfer FRONT ROW; Phyllis Magnus, Marilyn ux, Toni Price, Judy Looby, Barbara Sheldon, Mary .odurini, Jeanne Friedman, Nancy MocArthur. ABSENT.- Vlko Crane. 57 SOPHOMORES MISS GRABIN BACK ROW: Chriitino Stubenvoll, Susan Anspoch, Elaine Olson, Mary Ann Fabbri, Pamela Pape, Bar- bara Bluhm, Roberta Kehrwold, Deborah Long, Miss Grabin. MIDDLE ROW: Ann Cousens, Renee Resnick. Joon Barinstein, Donna Orii, Marjorie Gurrentz, Pa- tricia Nolan, Susan Rempfer, Maura Donati. FRONT ROW: Ellen Mintz, Elizabeth Wilson, Linda Brugioni, Penelope Pither, Marsha Ccrvetti, Jan Gilden, Linda Holmes, Gayle Sordyl. ABSENT: Debbie Fell. MR. GUTHRIE BACK ROW: Scott Schoen, Richard Lewis, Robert Sco- bey, Dennis Fairbanks, Greg Bantin, Scott Williams, Robert Bolzor, Phillip Gans, Mr. Guthrie. MIDDLE ROW: Dennis Skidmoro, James Reulcr, Brenton Du- bach, Robert Kellner, Michael Kotz, William Snow, An- thony Morris. FRONT ROW: James Christenson, Peter Levy, Lawrence Kemplor, David Corey, Robort Blain, Howard Meserow, Tim Vance. ABSENT: Larry Lcrner. MISS HAYES BACK ROW: Barbara Ori, Donna Montccchi, Kristine Ratzer, Natalie Kahn, Phyllis Norwell, Rosemarie An- giuli, Louisa Gross, Marilyn Rosengardon, Barbara Pi- card, Miss Hoyes. MIDDLE ROW: Barbara Wickham, Barbara Boose, Kothlccn Conley, Diane Albert, Dorrc Somcnzi, Phyllis Kaplan, Jill Levey, Sandro Mindcll. FRONT ROW: Susan Feldmon, Andrea Eiscnberg, Debra Hamelo, Roberta Badol, Gay Spiegel, Bobette Stuart, Thereso Cortesi, Sharon Geier. ABSENT: Gail Sokol. MR. HEIN BACK ROW: Steven Geller, Ralph Lerner, Joseph Stanlsh, Fred Guolondri, Anthony Scornovacco, Lee Reznick, Jared Florence, Michael De Sfasio, Mr. Hein. MIDDLE ROW: Richard Bonassi, David Morris, John Edwards, Richard Molendy, Randall Bouden, Richard Carey, Daniel Koch, Lawrence McClory. FRONT ROW: Benjamin Morgan, Thoodore Lillie, Larry Smith, George Banes, Jeffrey Vittenson, John Sedor, Richord Verln. ABSENT: Michael Flocchi, James Kahn. 58 SOPHOMORES MISS HOFFMAN BACK ROW: Bonnie Folkof, Jill Brown. Lindo Bock, Betty Ann Johnson, Betsy Pollock, Sandro Newton, Sharon Powers, Kathryn Pontius, Goll Luckman, Miss Hoffman. MIDDLE ROW: Kathy DeJong, Sharon Ghe- rprdini, Maria Trogi, Helen Bartlett, Donna Romitti, Non Stein, Ellen Golperin, Susan Temple. FRONT ROW: Susan Bortolotti, Deidre Fraulini, Linda Nischon, Anne McGregor, Marlene Rubin, Darlene Kramer, Su- zanne Solomon, Linda Balson. MISS HULBERT BACK ROW: Roscmory Silberstine, Virginia Carlson, Barbara McCormick, Susan Aldridge, Janet Inlandor, Judith Hougland, Susan Wolf, Charlene Horsley, Mis Hulbert. MIDDLE ROW: Ann Schwartz, Helene Leder- man, Rocholo Lenzini, Alice Fechhoimer, Shqron Mai- chioni, Megan Gabel, Carolyn Nerelm, Nancy Shan- ken. FRONT ROW: Lois Whitlock, Judith Slaughte., Linda Provus, Elaine Kuchling, Mary Morris, Suzanne Bush, Candida Albert, Laurie Gordon. ABSENT: Bar- bora Breitenkamp, Linda Danielson. MR. MILLER BACK ROW: Jeff Glozor, Greg Nathanson, Jack John- son, Micbaol Warner, Martin Gronfield, William Andrini, Robert Moss. Mr. Miller. MIDDLE ROW: Stuart Gordon, Fred Shapiro, Philip Rotner, Henry Koransky, Richard Wachsmon, Guy Gibson, Howard Lipschultz. FRONT ROW: Terry Chess, Rocco Fiore, Gerald Digoni, Charles Eichler, Peter Stoinberg, John Bcaudin, Ian Warner. ABSENT: James Kildew, Nicho- las Lillard, James Ohlwein, Thomas Pink. MISS PODOLOFF BACK ROW: Jonis Golden, Susan Goldberg, Melinda Lewis, Lynne Dodd, Kerry Kleine. Mimsi Kromer, Carol Erdheim, Gayle Sullivan, Potricio Reynolds, Miss Podo- loff. MIDDLE ROW: Susan Buchholz, Mary Seyfarth, Carol Schmidt, Susan Abels, Sondra Hogrefe, Susan Hcrbst, Gloria Morko. FRONT ROW: Roborta Paulc, Deborah Firestone, Kathryn Blair, Andrea Naiditch, Kay Sanford, Frances Hensley, Susan Benson. AB- SENT: Jane Berube, Laurie Prico, Bonnie Vcndig. 59 SOPHOMORES MR. POFAHl BACK ROW: Fredric 8onson, Stephen Price, Leon Estep, Charles Goodman, Alan Cohen, John Wicder- ccht, Edward Houschild, William Moss, Bill Foster, Mr. Pofahl. MIDDLE ROW: Jeffery Wcinress, Robert Stern- berg, Jeffery Buhoi, Donald Krichiver, Vernon Mc- Manus, James Newman, Charles Shcftcl. FRONT ROW: Chester Skinner, Allen Rubens, Paul Grossman, Jason Kravitt, Gregory Dixon, Georgo Armbruster. ABSENT: Philip Bernstein, Allan Englehardt. MR. PROKOS BACK ROW: Georgo Doherty, Donald Lipski, Michael Omolecki, Bruce Reed, Michael Sullivan, Hugh Ber- nard!, John Gross. Mr. Prokos. MIDDLE ROW: John Wintor, Dennis Rofferty, Ira DeKoven, Gilbert Gian- nosi, John Shimizu, Jeff Kopel, Fred Fabbri. FRONT ROW: Russell Bourn, Marc Rubenstein, Michael Locb, Daniel Gruber, Herbert Strauss, Thomas Speairs. AB- SENT: Nolan Duquette, Jomes Lee, John Newman, Herbert Young. MISS SIMAK BACK ROW: Judith Modion, Annette Grostad, Eliza- beth Gibson, Karon Hollmon, Cheri Rothmund, Laura Hesslcin, Grocic Brugionl, Leslie Bennett, Miss Simok. MIDDLE ROW: Pamela Williams, Sue Bessmer, Kath- ryn Potter, Eve Green, Marilyn Berti, Linda Fields, Jane Dobkin, Cloudia Kramsky. FRONT ROW: Susan Sachnoff, Judith Cohen, Donna Kramer, Morgrct Lango, Elide Loncioni, Janet Rainwater, Betty Vendig. Beth Goldboss. ABSENT: Susan Oster. MISS TARRY BACK ROW: Linda Cionl, Lyn Blumonthol, Lesllo Gross, Nancy Kahn, Linda Asher, Jean Kaplan, Mary Jo Whitman, Elizabeth Rappaport. Frances Eison, Miss Tarry. MIDDLE ROW; Laurie M.oses, Linda Monahan, Sara Cochran, Mona DeKovon, Leonne Smith, Patricia Moroncy, Marilynn Alschulcr. FRONT ROW: Ellen Fechhcimer, Terry Snydor, Adrienne Garber, Clara Ferry, Toby Leeds, Phyllis Goldberg, Marylyn Zollcr. ABSENT: Joyce Albert, Carol Omons. 60 SOPHOMORES MR. VOSS BACK ROW: David Joseph, Mark Shlopock, Jeffrey Oggel, Anthony Levy, Larry Hoffman, James Kircher, George Hanson, Michael Redficld, Mr. Voss. MIDDLE ROW; Michaol Buker, Anton Svoboda, John Loventhal, Joel August, Stephen Fleischmann, Stephen Koren- bluo, Paul Chutkow, David Loutcrstein. FRONT ROW: Robert Eichberg, Fred Salomon, Roy Taibleson, Emilio Santi, Brent Bohne, Stovon Brunnor, James Jacks, Ber- nard Babcock. ABSENT: Aubrey Fullor. MR. WINKLEY BACK ROW: John Kaspor, Richard Kritzberg, Robert Lowe, Paul Eisner, Frederick Lind, Ronold Lavin, Mark Fosbendor, Jasper Bond, Jack Pursoll, Mr. Winkley. MIDDLE ROW: Robert Herring, Bradley Gore, Daniel Castellani, Terranco Sedik, Sumner Schochter, Pctor Cohen, Rogor Cortcsi, Randy Taradash. FRONT ROW: Michael Dugan, Norman Balkin, Frank Holmes, Jona- than Siegel, Robert Horwitz, Lee Thompson, Merrill Pctorson, Martin Glossman. ABSENT: Randall Gor- choff. FRESHMEN FRESHMAN EXECUTIVE BOARD BACK ROW: Mr. Mihura, Joanna Frueh, Mark Victor, Noncy Hirsh, Tom Shiply, Fred Tomarri, Ellen Bass, Adrionne Fishman, Miss Beckmire. MIDDLE ROW: Pat Lawler, Mark Goldberg, Fred Pollock, Mark Benossi, Linda Lind, Bonnie Ross. FRONT ROW: Mark Steele, Sue Dicnner, Alison Kloirmont, Dcbby Mattes, George Song. Mike Rosenfield. We freshmen seemed fo be always in a hurry, confusedly charging up the down stairway, our arms trying to en- compass an unwieldy mass of books. We expended our energy on the class picnic, four-year plans, student gov- ernment day, and selling a myriad magazine subscriptions. After the first semester, we became used to hours of homework, algebra quizzes, and haughty upperclassmen. We knew what was expected of us and, by the end of this year, we felt ourselves to be an integral part of school life. 61 FRESHMEN MR. COVERT BACK ROW: Fred Richard , Jonny Volpendesta, Mario Golvani, JofPrey Gusficld, Jack Castle, Fredrick Lef- fcrt, Marc Platt, Stuart Kay, Harry Hopeman. MIDDLE ROW: Michael Wois, James Simon, David Freeman, Van Corwilh, William Shopiro, Daniel Heiss, James Bach, Allen Noble, Mark Goldberg. FRONT ROW: Arnold Levinson, Thomas Sultan, LeRoy Kramer, Al- fred Marks, Ronald Ori, Michael Johnson, David Ascher, Laurence Fischer. ABSENT: Mr. Covert. MR. M. EDWARDS BACK ROW: Jamos Flonachen, Stephen Harris, Phillipi Rodriguez, Edward Badger, Thomas Shipley, Robert Block, Michael Bixby, Robert Skidmore, Michael Cook, Mr. Edwards. MIDDLE ROW: James Weiss, Enrico Ugolini, Allen Darrow, Thomas Crcdcdio, Clifford Burn- stein, Randall Gorchoff, Jock Granzow, Paul Sussman, Vito Bcllantorino, Joel Master. FRONT ROW: Alan Chkkornco, Dennis Harris, Scott Lodany, Phillip Holler, Jeffrey Licb, Randy Lawrentz, Fred Kilkenny. MISS EISENBERG BACK ROW: Celeste Bosco, Sarah Quiscnberry, Beverly Motsumoto, Renate Stroud, Cynthia Blazovic, Jennifer Nickerson, Deborah Brodsky, Abbey Dursch- lag, Roselyn Nardini, Miss Eisenborg. MIDDLE ROW: Wendy Myers, Joan Wadley, Carol Inglls, Patricia Berg, Nollisa Firestone, Susan Lcdcrman, Cheryl Rev- kin, Bonnie Wald. FRONT ROW: Donna Williams, Mary Ann Carlini, Linda Vena, Barbara Hilton, Susan Birkcnstoin, Deborah Mattes, Robin Small. ABSENT: Cheryl Bider. MR. GASPER BACK ROW: John Leak, Ben Kuglcr, Vincent Roebuck, Jeffrey Goldman, James Terman, John Elofson, Steven Schectcr, Rusty Lee, Mr. Gosper. MIDDLE ROW: Rob- ert Janowski, Randall Loesch, Ronald McManus, Rob- ert Riskin, Greg Townes, Michael Mack, Mark Bcnossi, Jeffery Gorchcnson. FRONT ROW; Gary Hirsch, Paul Mayer, Roy Gherardini, Michael Simon, Walter Bloch, Stevon Bolke, Robort Danielson. ABSENT: Steven Wcl- kom, Michael Pink. 62 FRESHMEN MISS HANDZEL BACK ROW: Sally Peterson, Nancy Hirsch, Anne Middleton, Roselle Dellso, Mary Bcrnardi, Elizabeth Sloter, Linda Steck, Laurel Bucky, Julie Holiman, Jo- not Picchictti, Miss Hondzel. MIDDLE ROW: Nancy Charak, Paula Schuman, Marsha Sobbit, Marilyn Forman, Betty Rau, Kim Gordon, Letty Shapiro, Sharon Wulf. FRONT ROW: Losley Adler, Ann Straus, Bonita Zkcorelli, Donna Burton, Ellen Bernstein, Lynn Born- stoin, Laura Mizel, Nancy Krause. MR. HANSON BACK ROW: Wayne Dahlquist, Gory Thomas, Daniel Bcllei, John Bucher, Robert Thomson, Vincent Morcuc- cilli, Jose Garcia, Richard Hollander, Mr. Hanson. MIDDLE ROW: William Honnlg, William Schneider, Richard Goldstein, Richard Wolk, Thomas Bonke, Wil- liam Bowers, Gary Goldberg. FRONT ROW: Arthur Freund, 8ruce Robbins, Dennis DeLee, Mark Steele, Marvin Lerner, Chris Johns, Ricky Meiselman, William Hodgson. ABSENT: William Borcnstein, Howard Davis. MR. HARRIS BACK ROW: Fred Tamarri, Reno Pieroni, Dennis Hurst, Tod Steele, Paul Gelmer, Mark Levy, Horry Lindstrom, Donald Mlntz, Dovid Hirschfield, Mr. Estop, Mr. Harris. MIDDLE ROW: James Lockett, Richard Zahnle, Den- nis Gronfield, Dick DuBroff, William Romain, Bruce Jocobs, Richard Perlman, Alon Gordon. FRONT ROW: William Schaeppi, Alan Levin, Donald Brenner, Edward Wormser, Warren Tullman, Lorry Bernard, Richard Schwartz, Dove Bonnheim. MR. HIRONIMUS BACK ROW: Arthur Sager, Daniel Danakos, Joel Koronsky, Jcrrold Carl, William Stone, Michael Scor- navaco, Gary Cole, Peter Lcwaren, Proston Vice, Mr. Hironimus. MIDDLE ROW: Robert Paul, Peter Hanig, James Spears, Victor Fuller, Robert Andrus, Charles Woinstock, Fred Pollock, Jerry Silverstihe. FRONT ROW: Robert Bogatti, Peter Cantagallo, Dovid Hazel- torn, Richard Greenebaum, Steve Abrahams, Robert •tall, Brian Langlois. ABSENT: Joseph Courtney, David Jrent. 63 FRESHMEN MR. HUGHES BACK ROW: Thomas Pape, David Yones, Garth Hord- ing, Edward Lipson, John Earp, Marc Birnbaum, Thom- as Gmeiner, Robert Johnson, Timothy Sjoberg, Mr. Hughes. MIDDLE ROW: Elliot Garber, Henry Boilini, Mark’ Victor, Mark Seder, Randy Elias, Greg Stoiskol, Lloyd Kasper, Wayne Michaels. FRONT ROW: Harlan Gordon, Stephen Reitmeyer, Kim Schimmel, John Douglos, Archie Murray, Phillip Frye, James Oliff. ABSENT: Curtis Levy, Ronald Turner. MR. MATHEWS BACK ROW: Larry Gurioli, Peter Glick, Robert Guth, Allen Mamonc, Robert Stcmfield, Steven Weinberg, Douglas Vice. Robert Park, Mr. Mathews. MIDDLE ROW: Dean Starr, Oovid Shmiklor, Richard Loslie, Robert Abbott, Francis Camporoalc, Stevon Kolosa, Elliot Zivin, Willlom Caplin. FRONT ROW: Graham Spanicr, John Ferrari, Richard Levy, Goorgc Sang, Jay Schechter, Brian Ross, Samuel Dewoy, Mitchell Ex. ABSENT: Nils Hauglond, Ronald Riddle. MISS McNUTT BACK ROW: Lorraine Zanorini, Mary Hirsch, Lind Wittig, Jane Seelig, Debbie Singer, Laura Soltzmor Cynthia Frank, Adrionne Fishman, Miss McNutt. Mil DLE ROW: Joyce Berger, Cecilia McGuire, Cat! Crewdson, Joan Brondt, Katherine Livergood, Ja queline Licb, Karen Robbin, Elaine Sonti. FROh ROW: Louise Chapmon, Mary Ellen Troy, Ann Rona Margaret Moughan, Billie Ann Pearson, Lynda Fo Ellen Pcpperberg. ABSENT: Penny McKeo, Judith Gu nick, Roberta Atherton. MR. McGIVERN BACK ROW: Lee Froelich, Eric Byron, Paul Wade, Steven Reuter, James Bixby, Ryan Schroderus, Michael Zimmermon, Edward Ugolini, William Kaplan, Mr. McGivern. MIDDLE ROW: David Kahn, Rand Kingston, Eugene Stern, Parker Johnston, Jeffrey Sklar, Joseph Hazan, Richard Fobbri. FRONT ROW; Lawrence Cor- tesi, John Warsaw, Lester Goldboss, Stephen Earhart, Joshua Orkin, Michael Epton, Michael Rosonfield. ABSENT: Dennis Conelly, Michael Grois, Glenn Har- vey. 64 FRESHMEN MISS MEISTERHEIM BACK ROW: Sybil Pascal, Jean Brodsky, Linda Mon- tanelli, Janet Moon, Kathloon Farnsworth, Temo Shmik- ler, Sharon O'Melio, Barb Fawcett, Jody Hershfield, Miss Melsterheim. MIDDLE ROW: Darlene Santi, Cathy Taoman, Christine Cassai, Loorcen Winter, Barbara Brown, Linda Lind, Solly Rowifch, Rosemary Lopiano, Barbaro Sackheim. FRONT ROW: CathyGrcer, Adrienne Stoort, Ellen Friesem, Borboro.Bernstein, Mory Bennett, Jody Chinn, Mary Marks. ABSENT: Jody Klein. MRS. RODBRO BACK ROW: Ann Reaney, Madeliene Roekborg, Pa- tricia Callen, Rita Cimmarosti, Jonis Fischel, Nancy Gidwitz, Janet Molyncoox, Barbara Zok, Lonore Ost- rowsky, Mrs. Rodbro. MIDDLE ROW: Pamela Morgan, Poola Tobor, Patricia Nardini, Sosan Poterson, Cheryl Hartwig, Wendy Beslow, Frances Schwartz, Pierina Ugolini. FRONT ROW: Bonnie Stone, Mary Little, Marianne David, Sandra Schwoll, Joanne Slepak, Ann Koenigscder, Edna Massey. ABSENT: Sosan Dien- ner, Maria Herzog. MRS. SANDAHL BACK ROW: Frances Shinderman, Sosan Brinkman, Candace Brent, Pam Germaine, Leslie Wilson, Mary Berkson, Regina Lcnzini, Marjorie Joseph, Mrs. San- dahl. MIDDLE ROW: Janico Weber, Jano Goldstein, Linda Moling, Barbara Sachs, Lynn Holtzman, Christo Goddot, Zora Ugolini, Alison Klairmcnt. FRONT ROW: Cynthia Chinn, Joyce Armstrong, Heidi Packer, Nancy Solton, Mary DeStosio. Jody Fcigon, Jill Roek- ber, Valerie Minorini, ABSENT: Lindy Morgan, Diane Kellner, Linda Larson. MISS THOMPSON BACK ROW: Kothy Bernard, Colette DoVall, Kathleen Hickey, Barbara Benson, Sosan Gidwitz, Jill Hoffman, Ellyn Shepard, Tcrosa Crawford, Mogdalcno Mark, Miss Thompson. MIDDLE ROW: Sosan Wertheimer, Ann Oppenheimer, Mimi Beer, Sosan Kenncott, Amy Stod- dard, Sosan Ward, Roberta Feigon, Joanne Zagaria. FRONT ROW: Patricia Kline, Solly Gelperin, Debbie Lobin, Jon Ori, Mary Michell, Virgfnla Weiss, Carol Nissenson, Bonnie Ross, Sarah Dormant, Janice Pottker. 65 FRESHMEN MISS WAGNER BACK ROW: Laura Abram , Deborah Ramborg, Sha- ron McGuire, Judith Loeb, Louise Walker, Judith Pond, Barbara Shefflin, Joanna Frueh, Loslio Klein, Mi Wagner. MIDDLE ROW: Carol Lisowsky, Claire Chaim- ion, Vivion Joseph, Debbie Rubin. Margaret Oppen- heim, Pam Brown, Ada Koransky. FRONT ROW: Linda Zohnle, Silvona Tognarelli, Margaret Elson, Debbie Woll, Beth Stein, Pam Nocarto, Jeanie Yoc, Susan Kroitcr. ABSENT: Mary Jc sop, Suzanne Badal. MISS WINKELMAN BACK ROW: Ellen Boss, Suzanne Sklare, Margorct McGivern, Susan Ray, Susan Trovelto, Deborah Crocker, Margo Lodurini, Meryl Steinberg, Peggy Roston, Mis Winkelman. MIDDLE ROW: Nancy Newman, Barbara Shoyne, Linda Schier, Alice Woigle, Nancy John, Mkhcll Christner, Bonnie Blair, Laurie Garmisa. FRONT ROW: Robin Novick, Robyn Block, Ruth Wil- liams, Donna Frigo, Billie Wickham, Pamela Sullivan, Freda Pashman, Karen Eiscn, Constance Jennings. MISS ZORN BACK ROW: Else Page, Carol Ugolini, Jill Waltzek, Deaniso Kanouse, Peggy Smith, Valerie Vyn, Cynthia Giarelli, Gloria Inncccnzi, Peggy Inmon, Miss Zorn. MIDDLE ROW: Susan Margeson, Nancy Frank, Nancy Rabin, Deborah Shapiro, Eleanor Agnew, Suson New- berger, Potricia Lawler. Mary Liobman. FRONT ROW: Jackie Tuber, Margaret Fucik, Kothryn Richland. Mario Piacenza, Ellen Weinstein, Karen Corsini, Elizabeth Edelman, Christy Habecost. ABSENT: Bejsy Jocob on. 66 Homework, hard work, slow work. Each afternoon, the cost courtyard and a room on the second floor are transformed info a nursery school. Home economics students aid teachers in guiding and teaching the youngsters. An English teacher expounded for forty minutes on a point. In a few sentences, a work centurios old came alive and in- spired another generation. This lecturo was one of many diverse talks presented by the five teachers participating in the E-9, 10 program. 67 HPHS i one of «ho fir  high schools in tho notion to offer on Afro-Asion history ond economics course. In addition to this now seminar doss, the history curriculum includes Modorn European History, Americon History. Ancient ond Medieval History, and o Western Hemisphere course. Each in a separate world of history or chemistry or languoge, students liste to topos ond records in the librory lab room. The special equipment enabl students to hear supplementary lectures or to catch up on discussions misse Our activities in study Kali were usually confined to looking ot the clock, combing our holr, staring at the some page of Moby Dick, ond passing notes. Occasionally, under tho pressure of a coming exam, wo would cram into one period the studying we should have done in six weeks. 68 In fourth yeor art, students utilize the knowledge they have occumulotod from previous courses. An understanding of art history and experience with crafts and tho technical aspects of art aid these students in creating their final high school master- pieces. The teachor gives the signal, and the clicking and ringing sounds fill tho room. Working against the clock, the typing students do exercises to determino their speed. Unlike instructors in many other high schools, our teachers ungrudgingly come to school eorly and stay lote. This teochor feels that students' questions — whether they be on algebra, geometry, trigonometry, or colculus — should always be answered. 69 Intently listening, those language students prepare to respond orolly to tho questions asked in the foreign languoge topes. The control board enobles the instructors to tune in the booths and note the students' progress. Now in its third year of oper- ation, our languoge lab hos facilities for 30 students. Each class goes to the lab one period a week to hear topes and rocords in French, Sponish, or.German. Chemistry students perform experiments and interpret the results. Our chemistry progrom includes experimental courses based on the chemical bond and chem study approaches. HPHS offers four years of science, ranging from freshmon courses to physics and advonced chemistry. A lasting memory of high school will bo of the onxioc panicky moments before our major tosts, of our num ness during the exams, and of our relief when they we over. Achievements, ACT'S, SAT's, ACE's, College Boar — all were part of the grueling battery of exams v faced as wo prepared for college. 70 ORGANIZATIONS CLUBS, CAPERS KEPT STUDENTS BUSY We do not always study. At HPHS non-studying school ac- tivities are called extracurricular activities or participation in organizations. These activities are carried on by student groups varying greatly in membership and interest. Organizations are flexible at HPHS. If we are interested in an activity or subject not already covered, we may induce a teach- er to sponsor the club, then write a constitution, and become recognized as an official organization. The diversity of the clubs shows the diversity among HPHS's 1800 students. Interests vary from semi-academic to artistic to athletic. Archaeology Club is interested in the past; the Science Club in the future. HGA and Varsity Club encourage athletic prowess and competition,- the Cheer Squads and Pep Club arouse sideline enthusiasm for sports. Garrick Club members face an audience,- the Stage Crew is reflected in the glow of the lights. Both Debate Club and Rifle Club allow students to let off hot air — but in different ways. Participation in one or several of the close to 30 organiza- tions and activities available at HPHS is valuable. While member- ship in too many clubs may cancel the benefits, activities are a vital part of our whole education. STUDENTS VOICED IDEAS ON HONOR SYSTEM STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES BACK ROW: J. Reuler, J. Gusfield, C. Shcftel, C. Tuber. R. Hoyle, B. Shepard, J. Mauck, P. Rotner. THIRD ROW: L, Zona- rini, A. Gordon, P. Cohn, S. Weinberg, B. Furth. D. Lautcr- stein, J. Orkin, D. Harris, C. Kramsky. SECOND ROW: K. Polmieri, I. Scnnett, _P. Doyle, M. Winthrop, B. Bluhm, A. Crane, M. DcKoven, $. Earhart. FRONT ROW: M. Amidei. J. Silverman, S. Salomon, K. Richland. BACK ROW; J. Freund, M. Rosenberg, S. Engelman, G. Gluck, H. Balikov, I. Poncher, L. Rappoport, J. Koronsky, J. levin, G. Mendolson, D. Kutnor. THIRD ROW: J. Seder, S. Trovetto, N. Schwicger, J. Cohn, J. Holiman, I. Danielson, C. Brent, B. Matsumoto. D. Corwith, J. Raider, A. Wdft. SECOND ROW: A. Op- penheimer, A. lenzi, K. Goldwoch, S. Buchholz, B. Sachhoim, N. Wertheimer, G. Bcncdek, D. Phillips, C. Gerstein, A. Murray, D. Gruber. FRONT ROW; R. Sang, N. Gidwitz, I. Bernstein, D. Weil, A, Eisenberg. 72 BILL NEWMAN President CHUCK REDMAN Vice-Presidont KAREN BRECHER Secrotary JAY LEVEY Treasurer JEANNE MILLIGAN School Chest Public Relations FRED GRUBER Elections Lunchroom STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE BOARD The student voice in the operation of HPHS is the Student Council. Representa- tives from each session and an elected executive board meet weekly to discuss problems and proposals. Council sponsors two dances each year, one of which is the December turnabout. The annual School Chest drive donates money to ten charities. Student Council supervises the school marshals, no-acs traffic safety, the honor system, the foreign exchange program, and various types of all-school meetings, assemblies, and elections. In the last two years the Student Council has extended its activities to include the use of student proctors in mar-halls and com- pulsory auto safety-check. KATHY KEARE Marshals Mor-Halls ART ALSCHULER MISS SPENCER MR. HEIN Elections Sponsor Sponsor Honor System VIVIAN BANISH Traffic No-Acs Social DIANE SWARTZ TANIA WAISMAN KATSU TSUTSUMI School Chest Social Elections Honor System Public Relations NANCY HEXTER Elections Morshols ANDREA LEVINGER Orientation Public Relations MARK STEINBERG Marshals Lunchroom MARTY BECKER Marshals Traffic No-Acs NANCY LAWRENCE Orientation Social JUDY BORINSTEIN Social 73 Snock Bar heads. Holly Shapiro, Fred Margulies, and Ricki Jacobs, clutch green stuff — proceeds of the Snack Bar project. AFTER-SCHOOL SNACKS BROUGHT TANIA, KATSU The Snack Bar, a popular meeting place after school for students, is run each week by the major school clubs to raise money for HPHS's Foreign Exchange Student Program. The heads of Snack Bar, Ricki Jacobs, Holly Shapiro, and Fred Margulies, worked close- ly with the Exchange Student sponsor, Mr. Hein. As a result, this year has given us a greater variety of food available, plus the addition of the soft-drink machine. The Snack Bar is a happy combination of fun and profit, with the added fortune of having two foreign students living and working among us. FOREIGN EXCHANGE BOARD BACK ROW: Jim Panther, Katsu Tsutsumi, Scot Williams, Ken Brcchcr, Marc Nathanson, Bill Ncwmann, Chuck Redman, David Polladini, Fred Margulies, Mr. Hein. MIDDLE ROW: Andrea levinger, Ricki Jacobs, Maria Totar, Susie Fell, Kathy McGuire, Ellon Buchman, Sue Anspoch, Alison laufer. FRONT ROW: Mike Rosenhouso, Tania Waisman, Vivien Clair, Ellen Katz, Holly Shapiro, Bob Ruder. 74 Art Alschuler Snack Bar brought a little bit of Japan and Brazil to HPHS — doe-eyed Tania Waisman of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and Katsu Tsutsumi of Yokohama, Japan. They be- came members of two Highland Park families during their ten months' stay. To get better acquainted with our nation's traditions, Tania and Katsu studied American literature and history. During the year they participated in many American Field Service conferences and forums; their year was culminated with a transcontinental tour. Our friend- ships with Katsu and Tania have given us a warmer, less impersonal, idea of their native lands. Art Alschuler was chosen by the AFS to spend the sum- mer of 1962 in Germany. His stay with a German family in Schleswig allowed him to observe German school life and recreation. The highlight of his summer was a trip to West Berlin, the most magnificent place I've ever seen. Kotsu and Tania 75 Tania poso at on® of the AFS conferences. Katsu pantomimes in dromo doss. GIRLS' CLUB SUPERVISORY BOARD BACK ROW: Mi Wood, Vicki Franks, Kothie Popierniok, Moriha Frey, Mary Feuchtwongor, Susan Srnanek. FRONT ROW: Carla Gcrstein, Ruth Sang, Joanne leBow, Ann Schwartz. ABSENT: Alice Karlin. GIRLS’ CLUB GAINED MORE THAN MONEY Every girl in the school is automatically a member of Girls' Club. Although the agenda emphasizes projects for senior schol- arship money, the real benefits are in working together. A welcome tea, Route 66, introduced the frosh little sisters, to their junior big sisters, and explained the rules of the school through skits. In November the girls competed for prizes, as individuals and for their sessions, with the top salesman be- ing awarded a stereo phonograph. Soon after the magazine drive came the Banquet and Benefit Show, Once Upon a Time, at which HPHS girls combined a money-making project and an opportunity to honor their mothers. During the all-school elec- tions in the spring, they sold I have voted tags. At the schol- arship assembly, the climax of the year, Kathy McGuire pre- sented scholarships to seven tearful, but very happy, senior girls. GIRLS' CLUB OFFICERS BACK ROW: Miss Simak, Gail Radcmocher, Social Chairman, Susie Fell, Vice-President, Lynn Silvcrstinc, Treasurer. FRONT ROW: Wendy Cossidy, Secretary, Kathy McGuire, President. 76 BACK ROW: Rick Miller, Leon Chickernco, President; Mark Dubach, Marc Nothanson, 2nd Vice-President; Mr. Willoughby. FRONT ROW: Alan Winklcy, Treasurer; Ed Fucik, David Kutner, Nod Robertson, Secretory; Bob Ruder, Vice-President. BOYS TENDERED SERVICES Every Tuesday the Boys' Club meets under the guidance of Mr. Willoughby. Providing waiters for the Mother-Daughter Banquet and running Snack Bar for their allotted weeks, the bovs work to perform services to the school. This year, two fun nights were held; the gyms, in which volleyball, basketball, trampoline, and dancing were held, as well as the boys' pool, were open for all students to use and enjoy. With the money earned from these projects. Boys' Club was proud to award $500 scholarships to two deserving boys. The muscular men in letter sweaters who patrol the up-and- down stairways are members of the Varsity Club. In addition to ensuring order in the halls, the 40-member club sponsors dances, including Homecoming Dance, and, to earn money for scholarships, sells pencils, programs at football games, and food at basketball games. Athletic ability is the club qualifica- tion for membership. VARSITY CLUB BACK ROW; Hal Ross, Social Chairman,- Jim Panther. President; Mr. San- ders. FRONT ROW: Rcinhord Wcstenreider. Vice-President; Connie Worm- scr. Treasurer,- George Mendelson, Secretary. 77 BACK ROW: D. Alldordicc, G. Corlson, J. Doner, R. Jacobs. H. Heck, C. Leonard, D. Kivcr, P. Baldrey, L. Joseph, N. Fordtran. THIRD ROW: C. Phillips, M. Frey, K. Hutchinson, J. Fcis, K. Kellow, B. Myerson, M. Habcrkamp, S. Bossmcr, J. Rainwater. SECOND ROW: L. DeKoven, Miss Haddy, M. Soyfarlh, E. Buchman, M. Winthrop, M. Tatar, N. lipman, D. Ugolini, N. Mead. FRONT ROW: K. Goldwach. J. Roinwotcr, C. Miller, C. Flint, P. Pither, L. Harris, F. Kahn, A. Kopel, S. Dowc. HGA BOARD FIFTEEN POINTS-HGA’S MAGIC SUM One day in January, girls carried lunch pails and wore signs saying, I'm crazy . . . about HGA. This rite and fifteen points earned by participation in sports are the quali- fications for membership in HGA, girls' athletic organization of HPHS. HGA had many activities throughout the year. Early this fall, an introductory Coffee was held for the faculty to introduce them to the activities of the club. Among these activities were Home- coming favor sales, running the hot dog stand at football games, Father-Daughter Banquet, two playdays, the Swim Show, Freshman Initiation, and the dance concert. Miss Haddy and Maria Tatar, president, worked with the board members to promote intra- mural sports and dance activities and to raise funds to give $500 scholarships to five of its 175 members. OFFICERS: BACK ROW: Mary Seyfarth, Secretary; Donna Ugolini Treasurer,- Ellen Buchman, Vice-President. FRONT ROW Nancy Lipman, Social Chairman; Maria Totor, President Mary Winthrop, Publicity Chairman. HGA Welcome Party 78 During the year the 75 girls in Penguin Club developed and reviewed water ballet skills. Early in the fall they pre- sented a demonstration of aquatic skills required for mem- bership, such as back dolphin, kip, sculling, and surface dives, to girls interested in joining the club. The result of all their practice was evident at the annual Swim Show May 3 and 4. With the help of members of the girls' physical education department, the girls presented an almost pro- fessional performance. PEP CLUB LED PENGUIN CLUB HEADS Mary Feuchtwonger and Carol Phillips. PEP CLUB BACK ROW: Miss Grobin, Miss Hayes. FRONT ROW: Terry Philips. Treasurer; Alison Lauter, President; Susie Gmoiner, Vice-President. SIDELINE SUPPORT For those girls who do not play varsity football or bas- ketball, Pep Club offers the next best thing — sideline participation. The vivacious girls in Pep Club instill school spirit by waving shakers and giving cheers at games and by distributing victory pennants in school. Always active, the girls made the Homecoming Float and decorated the gym for after-game dances. Assisting Pep Club in promoting school spirit are the Varsity and Sophomore Cheer Squads. The enthusiasm and loyalty of the cheerleaders spurred the athletes to victory. VARSITY CHEER SQUAD iACK ROW; Nancy Hcxtor, Connie Wormser, Cathy Stein, Captain; Kcthy McGuire. FRONT ROW: Lcjlic Michaels, Joyce Rainwater, Noncy Lipmon, Dee SOPHOMORE CHEER SQUAD Sharon Molchioni, Susan Herbsf, Carol Schmidt, Joan Koplon, Susie Kirchheimer, Dobbie Fell, Lourio Moses, Sudy Ferry. 79 JOURNALISTS Ellen Falkof, Business Monogcr; Bill Buchholz,-Business Manager; Jeff Goldman, Associate Sports Editor; Vivien Clair, Editor-in-ehiof; Marsha Goldberg, Associate Glosses Editor; Diane Beins, Associate Activities Editor. The Little Giant office, Moe, was many things this year. Before deadlines, it was a madhouse, after school, an illicit snack bar. During working hours, it was the scene of in- spiration and creation — of copy, puns, and layouts. The staff, headed by the editor, Vivien Clair, and sponsors, Miss Palmer and Mr. Munski, dis- covered that producing a yearbook involve; many stages. First, they chose a theme. Theij they planned layouts, scheduled pictures, cropped photos, wrote copy, and, finally, pu all the parts together, attempting to create quality book. BACK ROW; Ellen Shapiro, Seniori; Dot Blank, Juniors; Kothy Lewis, Freshmen. FRONT ROW: Borb Koplan, Sophomores; Nancy Bairn, Seniors. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeff Perlman, Art; Holly Shapiro, Art; Walt Schwalm, Boys' Sports,- Jill Rizzolo, Indox; Kay Kchler, Girl Sports. BACK ROW: Terri Woiness, Orgonizotions,- Barbara Lipski, Photo. FRONT ROW; Diane Drotler, Copy; Nancy Lubin, Activities; Laura DcKoven, Activities; Nancy Gordon, Foculty. JUNIOR HELPERS BACK ROW: Cynthia Miller, Judy Krosnow, Sue Shapiro, Joyce Sto Betsy Ettlinger, Laura Epstein. FRONT ROW: Esti Weilond, Barbara $h ard, Michele Lazar, Grotchcn Benedek. 80 SURVIVED ULCER-PRODUCING YEAR Every Friday at 3:30 students ran to their lockers to grab their books and coats, and read Shoreline, HPHS's weekly newspaper. Under the guidance of Dr. Munski and Mr. Stoy- anoff, Terry Fischer, editor, brought many innovations to Shoreline. In general, the paper became freer in content. More opinion was expressed, and there were more articles for more people. Features such as Perspective brought the cultural aspect of the community to the students, and the series on the various school departments represented the academic phase. All in all. Shoreline and its staff worked hard to turn out a lively and informative school newspaper. Jerry Fischer, Editor; Marc Nothanson, Managing Editor. r. StoyanofF, Shoreline sponsor; Miss Palmer, Little Giont spon- r; Mr. Munski, publications ond public relations co-ordinator. Jim Rosenbaum, Features,- Jon Barnard, News Editor,- Diane Kiver, Nows Bureau editor,- Barb Kali, Features. Lonce Golden Photographer Jon Shulmon Photographer Hilario Simon, Circulation Manager; Diono Droller, Girls' Sports Editor,- Lee Cioni, Business Manogor; Randy 8crgman, Advertising Manager; Andy Poradise, Columnist. 81 OUR NOTEC STAGE BAND BAND OFFICERS Gerry Kraotz, Renee Frueh, Secretary, Richord Benossi. President, Steven Keen, Vice-President, Judith Cohen, Social Choirmon. 82 MUSICIANS ORCHESTRA The instrumental music department, composed of orchestra, band, and stage band, performs an invaluable service to the school and community. The 20-35 piece orchestra played at Christmas Concert and Guys and Dolls, and joined the band in playing at the Highland Park Music Festival and at Spring Con- cert. Band, with 78 members, is heard at all assemblies, home basketball and football games, and a special band concert. The cool melodies of the stage band, under Mitch Hennes' direction, filled the air at Student Stunts and assemblies,- at the state band concert, the group won a second place rating. ORCHESTRA OFFICERS STANDING: Mr. Finch, director; Jerry Toxy, President; Joel Levin, Secretory-Treasurer. SEATED.- Mike Kasman, Vice-Presidont. SENIOR CHOIR BACK ROW: R. Scheff, R. Mertz, K. Baraconi, J. Perlmon, R. Lansman, F. Goldsmith, S. Geller, P. Strub, H. Williams, J. Donncnbaum. THIRD ROW: L. Herman, M. Habcrkamp, M. Bukor, R. Hoirc, J. Bach, M. Hcnnes, J. Abarbonel, J. Fischer, D. Epstein, K. Popicrniak, E. Eisner, E. Weiland. SECOND ROW: J. Barnard, J. Holmes, J. Freed, S. Cuniffe, N. Fordtran, D. Blank, D. Allderdice, J. Gatewood, B. Katz, L. Kimbrough, J. Milligan, K. McGuire, C. Flint. FRONT ROW: N. Kiefer, B. Steel, S. Schwartz, J. Ugolini, L. Cooper, J. Rob- erts, S. Annes, L. Tauman, H. Ledcrman. TRIAD Neil Levin, Treasurer; Dan Epstein, President; Joan Gatewood, Secretory; Joal Fischer, Vice-President; Joel Levin, Historian,- and Kathy Papierniak, Secre- tary. BACK ROW: K. Pontius, D. Orsi, J. Golden, C. Bixby, L. Dodd, M. Wold, G. Sokol, L. Aberman, E. Brodsky. MIDDLE ROW: S. Ferry, I. Soverslok, R. Kehrwold, J. Rizzolo, K. Ratzer, C. Dcssauer, J. Brown, C. Erd- heim, H. Laing. FRONT ROW: E Fechhoimer, R. Badal, C. Gibson, F. Millen, C. Kramsky, K. Potter, A. Lonzi, T. Leeds, S. Bush. TREBLE CLEF 84 I I • I MIXED ENSEMBLE BACK ROW: Jed Dannonbaum, Jeff Perlman, Tony Levy, Kim Baraconi, Harry Williams, Jon Abarbancl. MIDDLE ROW: JoAnn Ugolini, Bob Hairc, Linda Kim- brough, Danny Epstein, Esti Weiland. FRONT ROW: Nelda Kiofer, Susie Schwartz, Joi Freed, Joan Gate- wood. GUYS AND DOLLS Under the direction of Mr. Haberland and Mr. Finch, the vocal music students are among the busiest in school. Junior and senior choirs sing at all Highland Park grammar schools, give winter and spring concerts with the band, participate in the Chicago Music Festival, and sing at grad- uation exercises. The Mixed and Girls' Ensembles sing for service clubs, such as the Kiwanis, and for women's or- ganizations. This year, the main project of the department was HPHS's biennial operetta. After much hard work, the tal- ented music students presented the operetta, Guys and Dolls, to packed houses on March 1 and 2. Triad Music Club promotes music activity and talent. The select members present an evening concert, usher, and sponsor social events after concerts. GIRLS’ ENSEMBLE BACK ROW: Jean Milligan, Barbara Steel. MIDDLE ROW: Cindy Flint, Karen Carney, Ellen Fcchheimcr, Jan Barnard. FRONT ROW: Nancy Fordfran, Mary Haberkamp, Debbie Alldcrdice, Sandy Annes. JUNIOR CHOIR 85 SKILL PLUS SPIRT BRIDGE CLUB Holding hands is encouraged ot bridge club. Not only cord sharks participate in the weekly sessions and monthly tournaments; even dummies learn to play. This year the highest scorer received a trophy. In the second semester, members challenged teachers in o student-faculty duplicate bridge tournament. Officers Dan Wogncr, Tournament Director, Jean Friedman, Secretory-Treasurer, Bill Bernstein, President, and Jim Freund, Vice-President, pause for a pose. CHESS CLUB Faces solomn and absorbed, chess club members retrogress 500 years every week to wage medieval war. Squires learn tho intricacies of warfare, and knights compete in interschool matches. Rich Leslie ond President Don Nathan seem ready to call o truce, while Gerry Krootz, Treasurer, Jason Kravitt, Secretary, ond Mr. Garrigan, sponsor, gloat over white's rout. Absent: Richard Bcnossi, Vice- [ President. MATH CLUB Math club membership multiplies every year — ond for good reason. The supple meeting of classroom work, lectures, ond a relaxed atmosphere odd up to or enriching moth program. The young mathematicians solve problems for points the student with the highest total is declared the winner. Officers Jeremy Siegel President, and Harvey Friedman, Secretary-Treasurer, try to prove that th« whole is more than equal to the sum of its parts. LIBRARY BOARD Eoch period tho solicitous students behind the desk in the library assist in locat- ing and checking out books. This service club also suggests volumes to be added to the library's collection. In the spring, the club, at its annual shelving party, rostores order among the well-thumbed books. Library board members, catering to our tastes, stand ready to serve a buffet of books: Andrea Levinson,- Joyce Holmes, Vice-President; Lou Holperin, President; Kathy lewis,- Ann Cousins, Secre- tary,- Sherry Srnonck. 86 3UALED CONQUEST science auB Chameleons, chemicali, kinetic energy — and makes — concern science club members. At the biweekly meetings, students give lectures ond dis- cuss topics drawn from many fields of science. Hollo, California? asks Jim Levin, Program Chairman, while Henry Hansmann, President, manipulates the controls. LEFT, National Forensic League: To avoid a row, the af- firmative and nogotive teams resort to tick-tack-toe: Jim Reinach, Vice-President; Lynne Goodman, Secretary; Fred Gruber,- Dave Altschul, President. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE National Foronsic League is an honorary organization which on- jurages debate ond forensic activity. Highland Pork is one of tho 000 chapters allowed in the notion. To become members, students ust earn 15 points by participating in forensics. je varsity team's record this year was 51-31. The beginners won 38 |d lost 30. RIFLE CLUBS The 60 members of Boys' Rifle Club and Girls' Rifle Club Icorn the rules and techniques of safo shooting. Besides holding introschool matches, the clubs participate in the Notional Rifle Association com- petition. Mombers work toward completing various rank requirements ond, for increased proficiency, receive pins and badges. [ter Bolkc, Secretary, grins modestly as Mr. Eisemon, sponsor, ond phard Frcberg, Vice-President, marvel at his expert marksmanship, bsent: Bill Gould, President. Dione Beins, President, Miss Tank, sponsor, and Susan Temple, Secre- tory, draw a bead on the photographer. Absent: Julia Bond. Vice- President. 87 CLUBS STUDIED ARTS AND ARTIFACTS STAGE CREW When stage crew members say, lower the boom, they aren't joking. The fifteon boys on stago crew, headed this year by Roy Zaborawski, stage monoger, supervised school assemblies, swim- show, and community concerts. Miss Nice, theatrical director, and Mr. McLaughlin, sponsor, worked closely with the boys to moke every production technically perfect. GARRICK CLUB The show must go on, is tho sentiment of the Garrick Club members. Mem- bers of this drama group performed and directed several one-oct ploys and cuttings of plays, such as Blitho Spirit and Tho Sandbox. To leorn dramatic skills, neophytes attended moctings and workshops to earn points toward membership. Members and non-members trawled to the loop to see Carnival In December. Some members also attended tho Stratford, Ontario, Shakes- pearean festival in August. BACK ROW: Jim Rosenbaum, President; Miss Zorn and Miss Nice, Sponsors. MIDDLE ROW: Joan Bernstein, Treasurer; Jeff Porlman, Vice-President; Karen Carney, Secretary; Barbara Katz. FRONT ROW: Richard Carlin. ARCHAEOLOGY CLUB Unfortunately, the only digging the Archaeology Club did was in the library. Members explored the history of man, with the oia of slides, movies, and lectures. The officers and Miss Anderson, sponsor, planned field trips such as the one to tho Oriental In- stituto in Chicago. Pictured are Tom Marks, Secretary,- Nelda Kiefer, Treasurer; Stevo Boren, Vicc-Presidont; and Ted Schweitzer, President. CREATIVE ARTS CLUB The Art Institute come to HPHS this year — or at Icost one work of art did. The Crcotive Arts Club, which encourages ort activities among its members ond in the high school, rentod o piece from the Chicago Art Institute for display in school. A few of the club's other activities wore a pottery workshop, lectures, and poster designing. Officers pictured are Judy Friedmon, Secretary; Katy Levi, Vice-President; Jason Krovitt, Presi- dent. Not pictured was Meryl Greer, Treasurer. 88 ACTIVITIES The junior girls comforted their freshman little sisters after their first day of high school with THE BIG-LITTLE SISTER TEA, Route 66. First they entertoined them with skits. Then they toasted them with punch and cookies. Route 66 govc the frosh an idea of the paths they will cross in high school. TIME OUT. . . Homcoming of 1962 officially started Friday afternoon, October 26. A herd of students invaded tho town of Highland Park to paint the windows of the local stores. Promptly of 7:45 Friday evening, the Snoke Oance took place, followed by a spirited Pep Rally in the Main Auditorium. Saturday, the Giants, in a tonse game, bottled to o 13—7 loss. However, the week end dosed with a happy note with the annuol Homecoming Dance. The annual Constitution Doy Assembly brought all of the students together for the first time this year. The chorus sang patriotic songs and several students spoke. Katsu and Tania, our foreign exchange students, wore presented to the whole school. 90 December sixth was the dote of the second annual Roman Banquet this year titled lo Saturnalio. The traditional Roman costumes, food and entortainment crcoted on atmosphere of Old Rome. Tho vorsity basketball team ployed the faculty at the Boys' Club Assembly. Although Mr. Harris and Marc Rosenbaum vied for this jump boll, the vorsity team won tho game. After many weeks of rehearsal, the music department presented their rendi- tion of the popular Broadwoy musical, Guys and Dolls. The cast, composed of music students, was drawn from all four classes. The operetta is presented every other year, alternating with the spring ploy. On January 11, eighty-six girls were initiated into HGA. After a school day of bowing to board members and wearing pigtails, tho initiates took port in the traditional candlelight ceremony which formalized their membership in HGA. 91 hese senior girls are working on decorations for the IGA Father-Daughter Banquet, Yankee Doodle ►addy. Statui Quo Moit Popular Activity THE BIG CAMP-PAIGN— On November 2, 1962, the senior class launched The Big Campaign, an almost completely original musical, based on activities at summer camp. The camp season began after a short STATION BREAK when parents put their kids ON THE RIGHT TRACK for summer recreation and fun. The campers were dubious about their summer at first. Tucker Whitson and Terry Hanck didn't quite understand the STATUS QUO; the girls found that WAKING UP IS HARD TO DO and many campers wrote tearful LETTERS home. But everyone soon got into the full swing of camptivities. The boys took an enthusiastic part in ACTIVITY HOUR; the canoe trip, BIVOUAC, was a success and the girls were having a HUMDINGER OF A SUMMER. A dissenter, Jon Abarbanel, responded negatively to athletics in an INTELLECTUAL'S LAMENT; the girls art class rebelled against COMPULSORY FUN and the infirmary became the MOST POPULAR ACTIVITY. Most of the campers, however, had a good time planning KITCHEN RAIDs and working out in their EXER- CYCLE. Soon It's Gonna Rain Letter Woking Up Ij Hard To Do Indian Pageant 92 Counselor Conference A BIG SUCCESS PARENT'S WEEKEND opened Act Two, and though campers were not especially eager to see their parents, they responded very warmly to BICTOR VORGE. Neil Levin dazzled real parents as well as stage parents with his authentic impersonation and excellent piano technique. The campers may not have enjoyed parents' weekend but they loved the SOCIAL. Kafsu, our foreign exchange student from Japan, in his ORIENTAL OBSERVATION commented on American Life. All felt the glow of the campfire UNDER THE STARS. From the way the campers sang THIS LAND IS YOUR LAND and listened to Lynda Cooper's TASTE OF HONEY and Fred Gruber's JAB8ERWOCKY it was clear that they were rejoicing as they shouted out, THAT'S IT, WE'RE OUT, WE'RE THROUGH. Whether they liked it or not, however, the camp season was'over, and even the staff was forced to admit that THE BIG CAMPAIGN had been a big success. 93 LAURELS In its annual Adcraft Contest issue, the Highland Park NEWS prints the work of HPHS's commercial art closs; each student in the doss designs an ad placed in the paper by a local merchant; the NEWS awards a first place trophy and plaques. Winners this year were, from left to right: Laurie Spiegel (third ploco); Mr. Prokos, art instructor; Holly Shcpiro (first place); Mr. Panther, dean of students,- and Mory Ann Fabbri (second place). Vivien Clair At the Fine Arts dinner eoch May, the Fine Arts Council awards “Nikki trophies and honorable mentions to unsuspecting students. Teachers nomi- nate several students whose work they consider out- standing, and recommend tho number of awards. The Council, under the direction of Mrs. Roymond Perlman, acknowledges excellence in seven general areos: creative arts, homo arts, music, dance, writ- ing, speech, ond letters. Judges award up to threo “Nikkis in each category. The National Council of Teachers of English sponsors national contest designed to recognize the notion's t high school English students. Each school is allowed limited number of nominees, according to its enrollmc This year Vivien Clair was one of about 440 notior winners out of a total of 6200 nominees. The judg high school ond college English teachers, based their cision on three of Vivien's compositions and on the rose of two standardized tests. Fred Gruber and Dave Altschul defeated John Marshal Harlan High School, Cl cago, on “Rebuttal in the first round of the T.V. debotes. The varsity debate team was led by Dave Altschul ond Fred Gruber, one of the top-ranked two-men teams in the area. They gained experi- ence lost summer at Northwestern High School Institute in Speech and Debate. At the Northwestern University tournoment. Highland Park tied for third piece out of 68 teams; Dave ond Fred ranked fifth ond ninth best speakers respectively. The University of Illinois hold a simi- lar tournament involving 82 two-man teams. Highland Park lost in the finols to the winner of the tournament by a 3—2 judge's decision. 94 ii.s SPORTS GIANTS TACKLED SUBURBAN LEAGUE VARSITY FOOTBALL BACK ROW: Jim Benvcnuti, Jim Boylon, Tom Steele, Don Lcncioni, Ken Groii, Steve Greenfield, Phil Stone, AAark Shmikler, Ed Fueik, Mortin Zohnle. THIRD ROW: Coach Colvin Speors, Gory Mo , Toby Hensgen, Leon Chickcrneo, Paul Wolff, Miko Harvey, Kerry Green, Bob Kline, Bill Newmann, John Poterion, Tom Cross, Dove Foente, Coach John Chicker- neo. SECOND ROW: Cooch Melvin Edwards, Pete Beslow, Craig Tuber, Paul Slater, Horvey Kinzelberg, Jim Panther, Phil Friedmann, Chuck Tau- monn, Tom Hanig, Joe Wold, Wally Zohnle, Bill Hanson, Coach Daniel Wisniewski. FRONT ROW: Ricky Leeds, Jim Wolk, Jim Bernordi, Gerry Edclmon, Miko Hensgen, Stu Victor, Dave Smith, Terry Scdik, Russ Winters, Pete Kroll, Ricky Mozzetta. Under the forceful leadership of Coach John Chickerneo and his capable staff, the Little Giants battled to sixth place Suburban League finish with a deceiving 2—3—2 record. Despite injuries to key players, the Little Giants functioned as a unit. On frequent oc- casions in the waning minutes of a game when all seemed hope- less, our team engineered drives down the length of the field. It was Highland Park which produced the only flaw in New Trier's championship record; it was Highland Park which was the first team to score against Evanston in six games; it was Highland Park which tied Waukegan with a tremendous last minute drive. Al- though at times our offense lacked striking power, a staunch de- fense usually held the opposition at bay. A trio of all-state play- ers, Jim Panther, fourth highest Suburban League scorer, Kerry Green, and Leon Chickerneo, spearheaded our Giants. These boys and their teammates comprised the hardest playing football team at Highland Park in recent years. 96 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL BACK ROW: Scott Williams, Bill Peterson, Bill Kurgan, Ed Houschild, Jacob Lewis, Bill Snow, Stan Mozzetta, Randy Tora- dash, Henry Koronsky, Coach J. W. Sanders. THIRD ROW: Ronald Bollantini, John Harris, Scott Schoen, Chuck Goodman, Dave Joseph, Gary Wald, Sumner Schocter, Bob Jordan, Vito Bellontuono, Coach Milo Gosper. SECOND ROW: Manager Stu Gordon, Greg Nathanson, Jim Reulcr, Louis Boilini, John Mauck, John Schneider, Stove Glickauf, Richard Schneider, Phillipc Rodriguez, Terry Sodik, George Hanson. FIRST ROW: Steve Flcishmann, Johnnie Shimizu, Bill Brion, Greg Dixon, Dave Soger, Steve Franklin, Brad Gore, Fred Gualondri, Jim Quinn. SCHOOL VARSITY SOPHOMORE J.V. FRESHMAN H.P. OPP. H.P. OPP. H.P. OPP. H.P. OPP. Glenbrook 2 20 12 27 Oak Park 13 33 12 14 21 0 Morton East 6 0 20 7 19 0 Evanston 12 34 6 6 6 20 15 32 Niles East 16 6 7 0 35 13 New Trier 13 13 12 13 0 14 Proviso East 7 13 0 7 7 19 13 18 Waukegan 21 21 6 7 0 7 13 13 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL BACK ROW: Horry Lindstrom, Robert Block, Tom Shipley, Fred Tamarri, Robert Stornfield, Robert Stcolo, Steve Schcctcr, Jim Bixby, Mike Bixby, Robert Skidmore. Robert Gerth, Tom Crede- dio. THIRD ROW: Cooch Charles Splitgerber, Coach Fred Harris, Richard Hollander, Tom Gmciner, Mark Victor, Rusty Lee. Jim Seder, John Eorp, John Bucher, Dave Shmiklcr, Robert Johnson, Dave Hirschfiold, Doug Vice, Randy Lawrentz. SEC- OND ROW: Jim Flonacher, Garth Harding, Steve Eorhort. Bill Borcnstein, Richard Zahnle, Mike Cook, Stu Kay, Pete Glick, Tom Benke, Lloyd Kasper, Froncis Camporeole, Jose Garcia, Stcvo Harris, Pete Lcwarcn. FIRST ROW: Lester Goldboss, Randy Gorchoff, Gary Hirsch, Alan Chickerneo, Ed Wormser, John Greencboum, Parker Johnson, Mike Simon, Marvin Lerner, Jay Schectcr. HOME OR AWAY HARRIERS SPRINTED TO VICTORY VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY FIRST ROW: Chuck Redmon, Frank Coringcllo, Alan Winkley. Dennis Coppi, Joe Kichl. SECOND ROW: Eric Poddcrud, Mike Sutler, Jeff Goldman, Ken Brccher, George Moddalon. THIRD ROW: Coach Richard Ault, Gary Fields, Mark Dubach, Dave Palladini. The Highland Park harriers, defending state champions, suffered tremendous personnel losses due to graduation and injury. Chuck Redman was the only one of last year's top seven runners to return, although there were a few promising juniors and seniors new to cross country, who partially filled the vacancies. Early in the season Redman received a foot injury which placed him on the sidelines for the remainder of the year. Despite these handicaps, such swift runners as Eric Padderud and Jeff Goldman helped Highland Park place third in the Lake County Championship with all Little Giants finishing at least in the top third of the 110 participants. Next year's prospects appear excellent, with Dave Palladini, Alan Winkley, and Gary Fields returning to form a hard core for future action. FROSH-SOPH CROSS COUNTRY MEET RECORD VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY MEET RECORD H.P. Opp. H.P. Opp. 42 Glenbrook 18 21 Glenbrook 34 35 Oak Park 23 36 Oak Park 25 40 . Palatine 18 30 Palatine 25 32 Proviso 25 24 Proviso 31 18 Niles 40 28 Niles 28 37 New Trier 21 39 New Trier 18 38 Evanston 19 48 Evanston 15 22 Morton 33 31 Morton 26 50 Waukegan 15 34 Waukegan 21 Lake County Meet 3rd Lake County meet 3rd Suburban League 6th Suburban League 6th (low score wins) District meet 12th (low score wins FROSH-SOPH CROSS COUNTRY FIRST ROW: Neil Fell, Bill Furth, Bob Blain. Bead Aten, Dcon Storr, Ryan Schreoderus, Allen Sample. SECOND ROW: Manager Craig Bielert, Dick Bonossl, Guy Gibson, Fred Lind. THIRD ROW: Coach R. G. Car- michael, Bill Rose, Mike Omolecki. 99 VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Manogor Richard Avor, Ned Robertion, Jim Panther, Stu Victor, Pete Kroll, Manager Steve Baim. SECOND ROW: Coach Fred Dickmon, Mike Baer, Fred Lind, Marc Rosenbaum, Steve Glickauf, Ricky Schwab, Cooch Milo Gasper. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM RECORD H.P. Opp. H.P. Opp. Glenbrook ......... 56 58 Evanston .......... 55 61 46 49 Libertyville...... 39 72 Proviso............ 52 65 60 61 New Trier ......... 57 78 60 68 Oak Park.......... 64 54 65 70 Morton ............ 59 74 52 62 Holiday Tournament ....... 3rd place Waukegan.......... 50 60 49 60j Niles ............. 79 51 67 50 CAGERS BATTLED THROUGH DISAPPOINTING SEASON Because of a discouraging sequence of close defeats, and the loss of several top cagers the Little Giant basketball squad finished 7th in the Suburban League with a 3—12 record. Although the season was brightened with a few spirited games, such as a 64—54 win over Oak Park, and a crushing 79—51 victory over Niles, the Giants were frustrated by many disappointing losses. One example was a see-saw battle with Proviso which saw the cagers tied 60—60 in the last twenty seconds of play. The Pirates received an extra free throw, giving them the victory by one point. In a similar contest with Glenbrook, the Parkers lost in the final seconds 58—56. It was the excellent coaching of Mr. Fred W. Dickman, along with the skillful shooting of Mike Baer, Jim Panther, and Fred Lind which saved the Giants from worse defeat. The outlook for next year ap- pears very bright, however, with Fred Lind and Stu Victor returning to build a solid foundation for the varsity team. 100 Parkers Romp Over Niles, 79-51 With a fierce battle forecast, the Little Giants venture to ew Trier tonight in an attempt to hand the Indians their Never behind, the Little Giant cagers ripped apart the Niles East offense and defense to defeat the Trojans, 79-51, on Friday, Jan. 18. The victory was the Parkers’ Giants Drop Thriller to Proviso Highland Park fought from be- hind last Friday only to drop a 61- 60 decision to Proviso East on an official’s error. Proviso’s victory arsity Cagers To Tackle .eague Leading New Trier 101 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL RECORD H.P. Opp. Glenbrook 48 45 Evanston 39 55 Libertyville 49 58 Proviso 33 35 New Trier 51 57 Oak Park 42 45 Morton 57 42 Hinsdale 54 52 Waukegan 42 60 Evanston 34 52 Niles 41 43 Proviso 48 45 New Trier 40 54 Oak Park 68 37 Morton 37 39 Niles 46 63 Waukegan 28 53 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: Phil Cans, Daniel Castellani, Dove Andersen, Donnis Coppi. BACK ROW: Mark Shmikler, John Harris, Jim Boylan, Joe Redfield, Richard Lewis, Coach Milo Gasper. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD H.P. Opp. H.P. Opp. Glenbrook 50 60 Evanston 44 65 Proviso 32 45 30 63 New Trier 35 59 35 42 Oak Park 45 65 62 68 Morton 30 62 Waukegan 40 50 34 49 Niles 32 36 38 46 FROSH A FROSH B H.P. Opp. H.P. Opp. Glenbrook 18 31 34 27 Evanston 27 40 37 48 Proviso 33 37 26 44 New Trier 36 40 31 42 Oak Park 28 47 37 53 Morton 39 47 28 36 Waukegan 28 47 28 35 Niles 44 55 49 43 Proviso 42 39 42 26 New Trier 33 40 34 43 Oak Park 39 36 52 39 Niles 47 32 46 34 Waukegan 32 42 27 43 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW; Dennis Rafferty. Steve Zocharias. SECOND ROW: Scott Williams. John Newman. THIRD ROW: Pete Kroll. Hank Koran- ski. FOURTH ROW: Stove Glickauf, Mike Redfield. FIFTH ROW: Coach Jerry Grunska, John Schneider. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: Don Donokos, Pete Cantagollo, Mario Golvoni. Ed Worm ser, Fred Wiekenny, Coach Charles Splitgerber. SECOND ROW: Steve Welkom, Bob Riskin, Dick Wolk, John Volpendesto. John Bucher, Did Grccnebaum, Coach David Mihuro. THIRD ROW: Jock Castle, Jerrolc Carl, Doug Vice, Bob Skidmore, Tom Shipley, Tom Gmoincr, Fred Gamar ri. BACK ROW: Mgrs. Bob Johnson, Fred Richards, Bill Schocppi. GRAPPLERS SUFFERED POOR SEASON Last year the 1963 Highland Park wrestling team appeared as if it would become the finest squad Highland Park has ever produced. But misfortune struck a number of key men, who were injured in other sports before the wrestling season ever began. In spite of the fierce wrestling of many varsity wres- tlers, such as newcomer Ron Scheff who remained undefeated in the Suburban League, the grapplers suffered a poor year. H.P. Opp. H.P. Opp. Lake Forest . . 9 31 33 20 Wauconda . . 11 36 36 18 North Chicago . 5 43 26 24 Maine East . 3 45 24 19 New Trier . 6 36 18 23 Oak Park . . 0 54 Morton East , . 2 45 14 38 Libertyville . 9 37 22 28 Niles 8 40 Waukegan . 0 50 10 37 Glenbrook . 2 47 24 22 Proviso East ,. 0 54 26 20 Evanston 2 45 11 31 Mount Prospect . . 0. 48 14 32 District Tie for fifth VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM FRONT ROW: Ed Babcock, 8ob Danielson, John Lovcnthal, Marty Ratdiffe, Gary Fields, Dick Janowski, Mgr. Jeremy Siegel. BACK ROW: Coach William Garrigon, Alan Weiss, Art Alschulcr. Bill Buchholz, Ron Schoff, Toby Hcnsgen, Ed Fucik, VARSITY WRESTLING SQUAD FRONT ROW: Tom Marks, Mike Rosenberg, Randy GorchofF, Fred Addison, Mgr. Jeremy Siegel. BACK ROW: Coach William Garrigon, Steve Korshok, Norman Simon, Kotsu Tsutsumi, Mark Savin. FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE WRESTLING TEAM FRONT ROW: Mgrs. Richard Bcnossi, Jasper Bond. Mark Fosbendcr. BACK ROW: Steve Earhart, Neil Fell, Marc Rubonstein, Fred Solomon, Tom Ratcliffe. Bruce Shlopack, Randy Taradosh, Butch Hanson, John Mouck. Mike Do Stasio, Jeff Oggel, Dave Joseph. 103 VARSITY SWIMMING TEAM BACK ROW; Jim Fox, Rick Miller, John Swortz, Jim Souby, Dove Smith, George Mendelson, Reinhord Weitenreider, Coach Don Dovij. FRONT Ron Miller, Dove Kytner, Bob Abrams, Steve Engelman. SECOND ROW: ROW: Eric Schimmol, Ed Smith, Van Corwith, Bob Thompson, Dave Long. Bruce Levine, Allan Wolff, Ted Sheldon, Mike Harris, Andy Cassidy, VARSITY SWIMMING RECORD H.P. Opp Janesville ...66 29 Maine East .... 47 48 Elmwood Park .... 75V 19V Lake Forest .... 82 13 New Trier . . 29 66 Glenbrook ....60 35 Oak Park ...45 65 Morton East .... 84 11 Niles ...79 16 Waukegan ...69 26 Proviso East ...63 32 Evanston .... 21 74 Suburban League . .. . ... 3rd District Meet . . . . 2nd State Meet 6th TANKERS TOOK SIXTH Under the experienced guidance of Coaches Don Davis, Fred Harris, and Adolf Voss, the Little Giant swimmers had one of the finest seasons in the school's history. The varsity team placed third in the Suburban League, sec- ond in the District Meet, and sixth in the State Meet. The freshman-sophomore teams also showed creditable records, finishing with 5—8 and 7—10 win-loss records respectively. Breaking nine of eleven possible records, the varsity Tankers beat all rivals in dual meets, except New Trier, Evanston, and Maine East (the last they over- came at the District and State Swimming Meets). Ted Sheldon, Reinhard West- enreider and Rick and Ron Miller comprised the Free Relay Team that set the Suburban League Meet record and led the team to third place in the League. Other varsity swimmers who showed promise for next year's team were Don Kutner, Jim Fox, Bob Abrams, and Dave Long. SOPHOMORE SWIMMING TEAM BACK ROW: Eric Schimmel, Fred Benson. Bill Snow, Fred Shopiro, Loren Siegel. Dove Preskill, Bob Boizcr, Greg Bontin. FRONT ROW: Cooch Fred Horris, Jim Kohnweiler. Pete Levy, John Shimizu, Tom Speoirs, Jim Christen- sen, Dick Coroy, Joel August. SOPHOMORE SWIMMING TEAM H.P. Opp. Janesville .............. 59 35 Maine East .............. 36 59 Elmwood Park ............ 69 17 Lake Forest ............. 64 22 New Trier ............... 15 80 Glenbrook ............... 55 40 Morton .................. 80 15 Waukegan ................ 68 26 Proviso ................. 70 24 Evanston ................ 22 73 Suburban League ......... 3rd FRESHMAN SWIMMING TEAM H.P. Opp. Maine .................... 34 60 Glenbrook ................ 50 35 New Trier ................ 27 68 Oak Park.................. 67 28 Morton ................... 82 13 Waukegan ................. 60 35 Hinsdale ................ tie for 4th Proviso .................. 52 43 Evanston ................. 26 69 Freshman League Meet ........ tie 3rd FROSH-SOPH DIVING TEAM Mike Johnson, Eliot Gorbcr, Lorry 8ernord FRESHMAN SWIMMING TEAM BACK ROW: Wayne Michaels, Bob Abbott, Porker Johnston, Rusty Lee, Ryan Schroedcrus, Dave Yoncs. Ed Lipson, Steve Harris. FRONT ROW: Cooch Fred Horris, Van Corwith, Lorry Bernard. Randy lowrentz, Jim Si- mon, Wally Block, Joe Hozen, Kim Schimmel, Manager Richard Levy. VARSITY TRACK TEAM BACK ROW: Dove Pallodini. Harold Fell, Mark Kromcr, Bruce dolon, Ned Simon, Bill Shepard. FRONT ROW: Joe Kiehl, Alon Heuso. Bob Stebbings, Stevo Gordon, Frank Caringollo, Cocch Weiss, Jay Levey, Chuck Redrr.on, Ken Brcchcr. Jeff Goldman, Melvin Edwards. MIDDLE ROW: 8arry Roufa, Jeff Rose, Jim Larry Rosen, Paul Garfield, Bill Hansen, Frank Dudowicz. Wolk, Eric Podderud, Bob Tripp, Mike Suiter, George Mad- PADDERUD, HANSEN LED THINCLADS The 1963 Little Giant track team fell short of last year's state championship record, due to the graduation of several talented seniors. However, the track season was sparked by the imaginative leadership of Coaches Melvin Edwards and William Porter, as well as the excellent performances of such athletes as Eric Podderud, mile runner. Bill Hansen, pole vaulter, Ken Brecher, hurdler, and Chuck Redman, sprinter. Redman and Hansen, who broke school records, and Brech- er, who tied a school record, along with Podderud and other varsity Thinclads, earned the Giants fourth place in the Suburban League standings. Next year, returning under- clossmen Frank Dudowicz, Dave Palladini, Alan Winkley, and Russ Winters should form a powerful team. FROSH-SCPH TRACK TEAM BACK ROW: Robert Kellnor. Jim Kahn, Bob Powell. Chip Goodmon, Den- nis Fabbri, Greg Bantin, Bob Moss. Bob Blain, Mike Sullivan, Bob Lowe. THIRD ROW: Roy Carlson, mgr., Louis Boilini, David Joseph, Loren Siegel, Bill Furth, John Edwards, Gregg Dixon, Leo Moccabee, Peter Leworon, Michael DeStosio, John Ratcliffo. SECOND ROW: Bob Scobey, Fred Young, Bill Rose, Jim Terman, More Birnbaum, Potcr Glick, Jim Bixby, Tom Gmeiner, Dick Wolk, Tom Shipley, Jock Castle, Cocch Bill Porter. FRONT ROW: Roy Gherardini, Brian Langlois, Laury Fischer, Steve Schechter, Mark Victor, Hank Boilini, Randall Gorehoff, Joel Master, Tom Sultan, Ricky Fabbri, Stove Weinberg. Bill Hansen, varsity pole vaultor, breaks the school record, set in 1957, with a 12' 6 leap. Eric Podderud begins the last lap of a mile run. TO FOURTH PLACE VARSITY H.P. OPP. Downers Grove ................. 54—46 Glenbrook ..................... 69—31 Crystal Lake ................... 78—13 Proviso ....................... 45—51 Bloom .......................... 35—65 Evanston Relays................5th League Meet ................... 4th Morton ........................ 60—40 FROSH-SOPH H.P. OPP. Downers Grove 49% 5516 Glenbrook North — frosh 76V,i 23 ' 2 Glenbrook North — soph 73 27 Crystal Lake — frosh 68 32 Crystal Lake — soph 71 29 Glenbrook South — frosh 56 44 Glenbrook South — soph 48 52 Proviso East 49 51 Bloom 32 68 Evanston — frosh 29 71 Suburban Meet 6th North Shore — frosh 3rd Morton East 62’ 2 42’ 2 High jumper Lorry Rosen gets a horizontal view of the world. John Edwards spurts for the finish line, pursued by a hur- tling hurdler from Downers Grove. VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM BACK ROW: Robert Pfister, Richard Schwab, Richard Flamm, Kon Gross, mono, mgr., Pete Beslow, Bob Abram , Wally Zahnlc, Ned Robertson, Mike Harvey, Jim Panther, Albic Bernard, Leon Chickerneo, Gerald Mike Jordan, Ross Lodge, Jim Svllivan, Dennis Coppi, Jim Bornardi, Edelman, Larry Gore, Coach Sanders. FRONT ROW: David Fleisch- Phil Friedmann, Tom Mondler, mgr. BASEBALL TEAMS 108 SOPHOMORE BASEBALL TEAM BACK ROW: C xxh Fred Dickman, Bill Eckmonn, Sarge Manfredini, Richard Lewis, Jack Schneider, Fred Lind, Stove Gllckauf, Rube Redfield, Rum Hoyle, Dick Kritzberg. MIDDLE ROW: Steve Fronklin, Gil Gionnosi, Brent Dubach, Mike Katz, George Doherty, John Gross, Paul Chutkow, Bill Snow, Bob Jordan, Don Koch, mgr. FRONT ROW: Charlie Blostcn, mgr., Tim Vance, Tom Vonce, Emilio Santi, Dennis Rafferty, Gory Wald, Dove Anderson, Stu Gor- don, John Loventhal. MADE A BIG HIT FRESHMAN BASEBALL TEAM BACK ROW: Coach Larry Brotzmon, Donnie Brenner, Travis Brent, David Dungjen, Archie Murray, Mike Johnson, Rich Grccnebaum, Frederick Kil- Hirschfiold, Garth Hording, Bob Thomson, Paul Gcimcr, Bob Skidmoro, Mike kenny, Alan Chickerneo, Johnny Warsaw, Bill Schneider, Horold Estep, Tom Bixby, Harry lindstrom, Steve Harris. FRONT ROW: Victor Fuller, Mike 8cnke, mgr. 109 VARSITY TENNIS TEAM BACK ROW: Coach Brien Hughes. Jim Levin. Trevor Weiss, Hal Ross, Bob Harris. FRONT ROW: Art Alschulor, Don Wagner, Phil Gons, Al Brandcll. NETMEN COURTED VICTORY FROSH-SOPH TENNIS TEAM BACK ROW: Coach Poul Honnig, Ira DeKoven, Jeff Buhoi, Tony Morris, Chuck Sheftel, Dove Sager. FRONT ROW: Ricky Mciselman, John New- man, Steve Zacharies, Mike Loob, Josh Orkin, mgr. 110 J ’63 GOLFERS SHOT FOR LOW 70’S VARSITY GOLF TEAM BACK ROW: David Long, James Boylan. Sarge Ori, Jock Mcierhofl, Steve Mitchell, George Mcndelson, Robert Block. MIDDLE ROW: Mitchell Cobey, Rick Mazzetta, Nor- man Simon, Marty Becker, Jim Heisler, Steve Keen, Coach Rolph Cionchetti. FRONT ROW: Mike Axelrod, Larry Moss, Roger Rubin, Roger Cimbolo, Bryan Auerbach, Buddy Block, Joff Rothschild. FROSH-SOPH GOLF TEAM BACK ROW: Jeff Gusf.eld, Mike Scornovaco. MIDDLE ROW: Ray Rothsom, Bill Borenstein, Tern Spcairs, Mark Goldberg, Bill Shopiro, Miko Simon, Bruce Shlopock. FRONT ROW: Jerry Di- gani, David Zuber, Bill Hodgson, Dennis DoLoe, Eugene Stern, Dovid Aschcr, les Goldboss, Sumner Schochter, Ccoch Alvin Pofahl. Ill Army-Novy, North Shore, doss, and after-school teoms gave every girl a chance to score in hockey. Girls crowded the volleyball courts os they participated in the yearly session tournament. Mcisterhelm's freshman session won the chompionship, and almost beat the gym teachers in an exciting faculty-student match. 112 Teachers told girls to straighten knees, touch toes, and one, two, three exercise. POINTS, As members of the new leader training class, selected junior girls. Icarnod to officiate the various sports. In preparation for thoir role os seniors assistants to the gym teochers, they also studied histories of the sports, and devised skill tosts. Occasionally, players lost the birdie during a fast gome of badminton. BASKETS, Doily training meetings started this year's basketball seoson off with much enthusiasm. 113 SERVES, AND HITS Soflboll score would improve with o boll this size. SPELLED ACTIVITY IN GIRLS’ SPORTS Lending out gymsuits, picking up towels, and sewing on buttons kept Mrs. Prell busy in her job as locker room ottendant. 114 GENERAL INDEX Index 115-127 Junior Choir 85 Junior Executive Board 51 Junior Prom 24-25 Language Department 17 Librarians 15 Library Board 86 Little Giant Staff 80 Maintenance Staff 14 Math Club 86 A Freshman questions this puzzled Ask-Me. Acknowledgements 128 Administration 9-14 Adviser Chairmen 12 Archaeology Club 88 Art Department 18 Band 82-83 Baseball 108-109 Basketball 100-101 Board of Education 10-11 Boys' Club 77 Bridge Club 86 Business Ed. Dept. 17 Candid Pictures 115-127 Cheerleaders 79 Chess Club 86 Class of 1963 26-49 Class of 1964 51-55 Class of 1965 56-61 Class of 1966 61-66 Creative Arts Club 88 Cross Country 99 Dedication 8 English Deportment 15 Faculty 15-18 Faculty Index 116 Foreign Exchange Board 74 Foreign Exchange Students 75 The Shoreline staff celebrates another Friday birthday. Mixed Ensemble 85 Music Department 18 Nat'l Forensic League 87 Nat'l Honor Society 21 Nat'l Merit Semi-Finalists 20 Nurses 13 Boys 18 Girls 18 Principal 10 Rifle Club 87 Science Club 87 Science Dept. 16 Senior Ballot 22-23 Senior Choir 84 Senior Executive Board 26 Senior Work Day 26 Shoreline Staff 81 Snack Bar 74 Social Studies Dept. 17 Sophomore Executive Board 56 Sports, Girls 112-114 Stage Crew 88 Student Council 72-73 Superintendent 10 Swimming 104-105 Tennis 110 Track 106-107 Treble Clef 84 Triad Music Club 84 Varsity Club 77 Wrestling 103 That's not cricket!! Football 96-98 Freshman Executive Board 61 Garrick Club 88 Girls' Club 76 Girls' Ensemble 85 Golf 111 Guidance Staff 12 Guys and Dolls 85 Harvard Book Award 20 H.G.A. 78 Home Economics Dept. 17 Industrial Arts Dept. 16 Helpful Boys' Club members serve themselves — then the girls. Office Staff 1 1 Orchestra 8 Pat Floyd Award 20 Penguin Club 79 Pep Club 79 Physical Ed. Dept., 115 FACULTY STAFF INDEX OFFICE STAFFS Andcrjon, Alice — 17 Ault, Richard — 18,98 Beckmire, Rcgcna — 8,12,15,61 Boghasen, Rose — 15,56 Bogs, Shirley - 17,51 Bolle, Harry — 8,16 Bond, D. Jane — 12,18,51 Borman, Eunice — 15 Broming, John — 12,16 Brotzman, lorry — 16 Coirncross, Gladys — 17 Cardinal, loraine — 16 Carlson, Chester A. — 18,56 Carmichael, R. G. - 16,99 Carpenter, Harold — 16,57 Cash, Robert W. - 12,15, 56 Chickcmeo, John — 16,96 Christoff erson, Mrs. Joy — 16 Cionchetti, Ralph — 15,75 Covert, Morsholl — 15 Davis, Don A. — 18,51,104 Dcvcreaux, Lloyd K. — 10 Dickman, Fred W. — 18,52,100 Eaton, Mae O. — 15,17 Edwards, Melvin — 18.62,96 Edwards, Richard — 16,52 Eiscman, Ralph — 16,87 Eisenberg, Janet — 17,62 Esserman, Ruth — 18 Finch, Harold N. - 18,57,83 Floyd, J. D. - 12,16 Frcchling, Betty — 17,52 Gamble, Katherine — 57 Garrigan, William — 17,86,103 Gasper, Milo - 62,97,100,102 Gerrils, Juliana — 16 Gcrth, Mrs. Jocquelino — 16,53 Grobin, Marilyn D. — 18,58,79 Grocnwold, Ruth — 16 Grunska, Jerry — 15.53,102 Guthrie, William — 15,58 Haberland, Martin — 18 Haddy, Gloria — 18,53,78 Handzel, Joan — 17,63 Hannig, Paul — 15 Hanson, H. E. — 16,62 Harris, Fred A. — 18.63,97,105 Hartz, Shirley — 17 Hayes, Jomcs T. — 17 Hayes, Margaret — 17,18.58,79 Hein, Vernon — 17,58,73,74 Hironimus, Jomcs — 16,63 Hoffman, Marcia — 17,59 Hubbs, Bottc — 15 Hughes, Bricn — 16,64 Mr. Garrigan tells Mr. Guthrie that his car started todoy — of 20 degrees belowl Stoff members refresh themselves while carrying on school business at the coffee shop. Hulbert, Bonnie Ann — 18,59 Joiner, Elizabeth — 17 Jones, Mrs. Sharon — 15 Lasswell, lulu — 8,13 libokken, I. E. — 10 lill, Evonne — 18 little, Robert B. — 15 Mossovcr, Mrs. Esther — 15 Mothows, James E. — 17,64 McCord, Kenneth — 16.54 McGivern, Charles — 17,64 McKkhan, Groce — 12,17,56 McLaughlin, Paul — 16 McMullen, Harold G. — 16 McNutt, Martha — 17,64 Mcistcrhcim, Barbara — 15,65 Rrtihuro, David — 12,17,61 Miller, Lloyd — 15.59 Morgan, Edith — 8,15 Mount, Greta — 17 Munski, John A. — 15,81 Nice, Shirley — 15 Olcson, Delores — 16,54 O'Neal, J. O. - 12 Palmer, Helen — 15,81 Panozzo, Dolores — 18,54 Panther, Mork A. — 12.94 Podotoff, Janis — 16.59 Pofahl, Alvin G. - 16,60 Porter, William — 15 Prohl, Marguerite — 17 Prokos, Nicholas - 18.60,94 Rodbro. Mrs. Patricio — 15,65 Ryoll, Mrs. Audrey — 13 Sandahl, Mrs. Hildegarde — 17,65 Sanders. J. W. - 18,54,77.97 Shine, Roberta — 12.15 Simok, Margaret — 17,60,76 Smith, James H. — 15 Sovish, Anne — 17,55 Spears, Calvin — 17,96 Spencer, Hildreth — 73 Splitgerber, Chorios — 17,97 Stoyanoff, Edword — 15,81 Stunkel, C. S. - 10 Tank, Nancy — 55,87 Torry, Hazel — 17,60 Thompson, Mary — 13,65 Tucker, Lillian — 11 Voss, James — 17,61 Wagner, Sharon — 17,66 Wall, Moric — 17 Watts, Jeanette — 12 Willoughby, Le Roy — 16,55,77 Winkelmon, Pauline — 17,66 Winkley, C. - 16,61 Wisner, James — 11 Wisniewski, Daniel — 18,55,96 W'olters, A. E. — 10 Wood, Florence — 16,76 Zaeske, Earlirvg — 10 Zorn, April — 15,66 Abrohomson, Mrs. Barbara — 13 Appleton, Morgaret — 11 Aynsley, Helen — 11 Barth, June — 13 Bielert, Mrs. Mary Ellen — 11 Bock, Mrs. Eleanor — 13 Cliffc, Mrs. Alda — 11 Fletcher, Mrs. Ruby — 11 Hutchinson, Mrs. Phyllis — 12 Johnson, Mrs. Janice — 11 Kohrwold, Mrs. Morion — 11 Kobusch, Mrs. Hariet — 15 Krest, Mrs. Joan — 11 Ledlee, Mrs. Adeline — 11 McNeil, Mrs. Shirley Miller, Mrs. Marjorie — 12 Morley, Mrs. Dorothy — 11 Nctzcr, Mrs. Katherine — 11 Rogan, Judith — 12 Ubl, Mrs. Lucille - 11 Werhane, Vornette — 11 Wisniewski, Mrs. Janet — 12 Amidei, Guido — 14 Baillie, George — 114 Chioni, Peter — 14 Cleveland, Emory — 14 Coleman, Charles — 14 Crippen, Lowell — 14 Dransfcldt, Roy — 13 Kolosa, Stephen — 14 Ladurini, Americo — 14 lodurini, Ferdinondo — 14 Larson, Hans — 14 Ledlic, Marshall — 14 Nardini, James — 14 Olson, Alfonso — 14 Peterson, Norman — 14 Piacenza, Sam — 14 Rizzolo, Anthony — 14 Rossi, John — 14 Scopclliti, Rocco — 14 Scornovacco, John — 14 Sordyl, John — 14 West, Thomas — 14 Winkler, Robert — 14 Hard-working session teacher. Miss Zorn, fills out personnel forms. CAFETERIA STAFF Mr. Bollantwani — 13 Mrs. Benossi — 13 Mrs. Berube — 13 Mrs. Biondi — 13 Mrs. Buconti — 13 Mrs. Homm — 13 Mr. Hierboum — 13 Mrs. Hilton — 13 Mrs. Johnson — 13 Mrs. Lencioni — 13 Mrs. Pehan — 13 Mrs. Schultz — 13 Mrs. Spilizer — 13 116 A Aaron, Phyllis — 23,24,27 Aaronson, Steven — 52 Abarbanel, Jonolhan — 53,84,85 Abbott. Mary — 54 Abbott, Robert — 64,105 Abels, Susan — 56,59 Abercrombie, Alexa — 55 Aberman, Linda — 57,84 Abernathy, Robert — 55 Abrahams, Steven — 63 Abrams, Laura — 66 Abrams, Robert — 52,104 Addison, Fred - 21,27,103 Adler, Lesley — 63 Adler, Wendy — 52 Agnew. Eleanor — 66 Albert, Candida — 59 Albert, Diane — 58 Albert, Joyce Aldridge, Susan — 59 Alldcrdice, Deborah - 51,78,84.85 Alschuler, Arthur - 27,73,75.103 Alschuler, Marilynn — 60 Altschul, David - 20,21,26.27.94,87 Amadei. ZcfF — 57 Amidei, Elia — 27 Amidei, Mary - 20,27,72 Andersen, David R. — 57,102 Anderson, David — 54 Andres, Both — 27 Andrini, William — 59 Andrus, Robert L. — 63 Angiuli, Rosomorie — 58 Angiuli. Thomas — 20,27 Annes, Sandro — 55,84,85 Anspach, Susan — 56,58,74 Armbrustcr, George — 60 Armstrong, Brion — 54 Armstrong, Joyce — 65 Ascher, David — 62 Asher, Linda — 60 Aten, Barbara — 28 Aten. Bradley - 56,57,99 Athorton, Roberta Auerbach, Bryan — 52 August, Joel — 61,105 Aver, Richard — 28,100 Axelrod, Michael — 53 Azzi, Geraldine — 54 STUDENT INDEX B Babbini, Judy — 52 Bobcock, Bernard — 61,103 Bach, James — 62 Bach, K. John — 54,84 Bochroch, Karin — 53 Badal, Roberta — 58,84 Badal, Suzanne Badger, Edward — 62 Baer, Michael - 28,100 Bagotti, Robert — 63 Bairn, Nancy - 20,26,28.80 Bairn, Stephen — 28,100 Boizer, Robert — 56,58,105 Boker, Candace — 56 Baldi, Marianne — 51 Baldi, Sandra Baldrey, Margaret — 21,28,78 Balikov, Henry - 28,72 Balkin, Carol — 54 Balkin, Norman — 61 Ballantini, Ronald — 57,97 Bollenger, Wilma — 56 Bolson, Linda — 59 Banashek, Margaret — 28 Banes, George — 58 Banish, Vivian — 21,28,73 Bantin, Greg — 58,105 Boracani, Kim — 28,84,85 Boratta, James — 52 Boren, Leslee — 54 Barker, Daniel — 54 Barnard, Janet — 28,81,84,85 Barnow, Barry — 51 Bartlett, Helen — 59 Bartlett, Joan — 51 Bartlett, Susan — 25,28 Bass, Ellen - 61,66 Botcmon, Lauren — 51 Bouden, Randall — 58 Baum, Loren — 53 Baum, Russell — 60 Beaudin, Donna — 22,28 Beaudin, John — 59 Becker, Judith — 28 Becker, Martin — 73 Beecher, Sandro — 51,55 Beer, Mimi — 65 Beer, Stephen — 54 Beins, Diane — 28,80,87 Bellantouno, Vito — 62,97 Bollei, Daniel — 63 Belmonte, Susan — 53 Belmonti, Frank — 28 Benassi, Amadio — 51 8eno$si, Mark — 61,62 Benassi, Nildo — 54 Benassi. Richard - 58.82.99,103 Benedek, Grctchcn — 53,72,80 Beneventi, Nancy — 54 Benke, Thomas J. — 63,97 Bennett, Leslie — 60 Bennett, Mary Jane — 65 Benson, Barbara — 65 Benson, Frederic — 60,105 Benson, Michael Benson, Susan — 59 Benvenuti, James — 25,29,96 Borg, Patricia — 62 Berger, Joyce — 64 Bergmon, Randy — 29,81 Berk, Andrew — 55 Bcrkson, Daryl — 29 Bcrkson, Mary — 65 Bernard, Albert — 29 Bernard, Kathy — 65 Bernard, Lowrence — 63,105 Bernard!, Anna — 55 Bcrnordi, Enrico — 52 Bcrnordi. Hugh — 60 Bernard!, James — 55,96 Bernard!, Jayne Stevo Loewenthal Bcrnordi, Mary — 63 Bcrnordi, Rina — 51 Bcrnordoni, Dee — 55.79 Bernstein, Barbara — 65 Bernstein, Ellen — 63 Bernstein, Joan — 29.88 Bernstein, Lynn — 63,72 Bornstein, Philip Bornstein, Robert — 52 Bornstein, William — 29,86 Berti, Marilyn — 60 Berti, Sharon — 29 Bertucci, Ronald — 53 Berube, Jane Berube, William —29 Beslow, Peter — 29,96 Bcslow, Wendy — 65 Bessmcr, Sue — 60,78 Bioggi, William — 52 Bidcr, Cheryl Bielcrt, Craig — 57,99 Biondi, George — 29 Birkenstoin, Susan — 62 Birnbaum, Marc — 64 Bixby, Carol — 55,84 Bixby, James — 64,97 Bixby, Michael - 62,97 Black, Robert — 62,97 Bloin, Robert - 56,58,99 Blair, Bonnie — 66 Blair, Kathy — 59 8lank, Dorothy — 29,80.84 Blozovic, Cynthia — 62 Blctsch, Ann — 29 Bloch, Mauri — 55 Bloch, Walter - 62,105 Block, Horry — 55 Block, Judith — 57 Block, Robert — 53 Block, Robyn — 66 Blosten, Charles — 57 Bluhm, Barbara — 58,72 Blumenthal, Lyn — 60 Bock, Linda - 59 Bock, Raymond — 54 Bohn, Michael — 55 Bohne, Brent — 61 Boilini, Henry — 64 Boilini, Louis — 56,97 Steve Bain, Ricky Simon, Terry Fischer 117 Bolke, Poter - 29,87 Bolke, Stovcn — 62 Bond, Josper — 61,103 Bond, Julio — 52 Bonnheim, Dovid — 63 Books, Suzanne — 56 Boose, Barbara — 58 Boren, Stephen — 54,88 Borenstoin, William — 63,97 Borinstein, Joan — 58 Borinstcin, Judy — 21,29,73 Bortolotti, Stephanie — 55 Bortolotti. Susan — 59 Boko, Celeste — 62 Bosley, Horry — 29 Botker, Stanley — 51 Bowers, John — 51 Bowers, William — 63 Boylon, James — 51,96,102 Boylan, Michole — 57 Boyum, Barbara — 29 Branded, Alan — 52 Brandt, Joan — 64 Bratcher, Allen — 30 Brecher, Karen — 21,30,73 Brecher, Kenneth - 21,22,23,24,26,30,74,98 Brehmer, Robert — 30 Breitenkomp, Barbara Brenner, Donald — 63 Brent, Candace — 65,72 Brent, David Brickman, Harriet — 55 Brill, Susan — 56 Brinkman, Susan — 65 Brion, William — 56,97 Brodsky, Deborah — 62 Brodsky, Edward — 57 Brodsky. Elsa - 54.84 Brodsky, Jeon — 65 Browar, Linda — 30 Brown, Barbara — 65 Brown, Ellyn — 54 Brown, Gail — 30 Brown, Jill — 59,84 Brown, Morilyn — 30 Brown, Pam — 66 Brown, Thomos — 54 Brugioni, Barbara — 52 Brugioni, Gracio — 60 Brugioni, Linda — 58 Brugioni, Valerio — 58 Brunner, Steven — 61 Bucher, John - 63,97,102 Buchholz, Susan — 59,72 Buchholz, William - 20,21,30,80,103 Buchman, Ellen — 53.74,78 Buck, Donald — 30 Bucky, Laurel — 63 Buhai, Jeffery — 60 Bukor, Michael — 61,84 Burge, Carole — 30 Burian, Penny — 30 Burnslein, Clifford — 62 Burton, Donna — 63 Burton, Jeon — 30 Bush, Suzanne — 59,84 Byrne, Robert K. — 53 Byron, Eric — 64 Oh, my back c Cohn, Frana — 53 Caldarelli, Carol — 57 Cole, Gary L. — 63 Callen, Bruce — 57 Callcn, Patricia — 65 Camporeale, Dorcno — 53 Comporcale, Francis — 64,97 Contogollo, Peter — 63,102 Caplin, William — 64 Corey, Dovid — 58 Corey, Richard — 58,105 Corey, William — 53 Cargill, Barbara — 30 Caringcllo, Frank — 55,98 Carl, Jorrold — 63,102 Carlin, Richard — 30,88 Carlin, Richard M. — 26,30 Cindy Flint Corlini, Mary Ann — 62 Carlson, Roy — 52 Carlson, Virginia — 59,78 Carney, Karen — 51,85,88 Carroll, Judy Cossoi, Christine — 65 Cassidy, Andrew — 30,104 Cossidy, Wendy — 53,76 Castellani, Daniel — 61,102 Castle, Jack - 62,102 Cavalier, Anthony — 55 Cccchi, Lorenzo — 57 Ccrvetti, Marsha — 58 Ccrvctti, William — 54 Chaimson, Cloiro — 66 Choimson, Frederic — 53 Chapman, Louise — 64 Charak, Nancy — 63 Charak, Norman — 55 Chess, Terry — 59 Chickerneo, Alon — 62,97 Chickernco, Leon — 21,31,77,96 Chinn, Cynthia — 65 Chinn, Judith — 65 Chioni, Elaine — 53 Christonson, James — 58,105 Christman, Donold — 31 Christncr, Michell — 66 Churchill, Jill - 55 Chutkow, Paul — 56,61 Cimbolo, Roger — 55 Cimmarusti, Rita — 65 Cioni, Leona — 31,81 Cioni, Linda — 60 Clair, Vivien - 20,21,31.74,80,94 Clarkson, Michele — 31 Clavcy, Donna — 53 Cobey, Mitchell — 51,52 Cochran, Soro — 60 Cohen, Alan — 60 Cohen, Judith — 60,82 Cohen, Linda — 31 Cohen, Peter — 61,72 Cohn, Jane — 52,72 Coleman, Dwight — 31 Collins, Jone — 31 Conley, Francis Conley, Kathleen — 58 Conley, Paul — 54 Connelly, Cheryl — 31 Cook, Michael — 62,97 Cooper, Lynda — 54,84 Coppi, Dennis — 55,98,102 Corsini, Karen — 66 Cortesi, Cosimo — 54 Cortesi, Lawrence — 64 Cortesi, Roger — 61 Cortesi, Thoroso — 58 Corwith, Dianne — 54,72 Corwith, Van Spencer — 62,104,105 Courtney, Joseph Courtney, Thelma — 31 Cousens, Ann — 58,86 Cowan. Richard — 31 Cowan, Michael — 20,31 Cowen, Stephen — 57 Crane, Alice — 72 Crawford, Theresa — 65 Crodcdio, Thomas — 62,97 Creditor, Gory — 31 Creditor, Margaret — 54 Crcwdson, Cathy — 64 Crocctti, Carole — 31 Crocker, Deborah — 66 Cross, Sergio — 31,96 Crovetti, Annette — 54 Culbreth, Don — 55 Cummings, Timothy Cuniffe, Susan — 31,84 Cushner, Cynthia — 52 D Dahlquist, Wayne — 63 Dollo Valle, Donald — 55 DolPontc, Barbara — 54 DolPontc, Ronald — 52 Donokos, Daniel — 63.102 Danielson, Linda — 72 Danielson, M. Suzanne — 52 Danielson, Robert — 62,103 Dannenboum, John — 52.84,85 Darrow, Allen — 62 Daugherity, Raymond — 55 Dovid, Marianne — 65 Dawe, Rosemary — 53 Dowe, Susan — 78 Dayton, Jon — 56 DeJong, Kathy — 59 DeKoven, Ira — 60 DeKoven, Laura — 32,78,80 DeKoven, Mona — 60,72 DeLec, Dennis — 63 DeLiso, Rose C. — 63 DeMeo, Robert — 32 DcPinto, John — 32 DcRose, Joseph — 56 Deske. Ralph - 55 Dcssauer, Carla — 53,84 DeStosio, Mary — 65 DeStosio, Michael — 58,103 Deutsch, Dovid — 32 Dewey. Allan — 57 Dewey. S. Porker — 64 Diamond, Stuart — 53 Dienncr, Suzanne — 61 Digani, Gerald — 59 Dillard, Susan — 55 Dimsdale, Dovid — 32 Dinelli, James — 57 Dixon, Gregory — 60,97 Dobkin, Jone — 60 Dobrikin, Janice — 53 118 Doryl Schotz Dobrofsky, Margaret — 55 Dodd, Lynne — 59,84 Dohorty, George — 60 Donati, Maura — 58 Doner, Janice — 51,55,78 Douglas, John — 64 Doyle, Patricio - 32,72 Dransfeldt, Norma — 32 Dransfeldt, Ronald — 52 Dratlor, Diane — 32,80,81 Drew, James — 32 Dubach, Brent — 58 Dubach, Mark - 20.21,32,78,98 DuBroff, Richard — 63 Dudowicz, Francis — 55 Dudowicz, Patricia — 56 Dugan. Michael — 61 Duke, Roberta — 56 Dungjen, William Dunn, Judith — 53 Dunn, Mary I. Duquette, Nolan Durment, Sarah — 65 Durschlag, Abbey — 62 DuVall, Colette — 65 E Earhart, Stephen — 64.97,103 Earhart, Susan — 55,72 Earp, John — 64,97 Eckels, Dovid — 53 Eckmann, William — 57 Edelman, Elizabeth — 66 Edelman, Gerald — 53,96 Edwards, John — 58 Eichberg, Robert — 61 Eichler, Charles — 59 Eisen, Frances — 60 Eisen, Karen — 66 Eisenberg, Andrea — 58,72 Eisner, Elaine — 53,84 Eisner, Paul — 56,61 Eld red, Shirley - 52 Elios, Randy — 64 Ellick, Gerald — 54 Elofson, John — 62 Elofson, Kyle — 32 Elson, Margaret — 66 Elston, Linda — 54 Elzy, Edward — 32 Emanuel, Ronald — 51,53 Engolman, John — 53 Engolman, Steve — 54,72 Englohardt, Allan Epstoin, Daniel — 51,84,85 Epstoin, Laura — 52,80 Epton. Michael — 64 Erdhcim, Carol — 59,84 Estep, Leon — 60 Ettingor, Judy — 56 Ettington, Kay — 52 Ettleson, Barbara — 57 Ettlingor, Elizabeth — 54,80 Ex, Mitchell — 64 Eyles, Douglas — 52 F Fabbri, Dennis — 57 Fabbri, Dorothy — 32 Fabbri, Fred — 60 Fabbri, Mary Ann — 58,94 Fabbri, Richard — 64 Fairbanks, Dennis — 58 Falkof, Bonnie — 59 Falkof, Ellen - 32,80 Farkas, Judy — 56 Farnham, Roswitha — 52 Farnsworth, Kathy — 65 Fowcott, Barbara — 65 Fcchheimer, Alice — 59 Fcchheimer, Ellon — 60,84,85 Fcder, Michaol — 56 Fcigen, Roberta — 65 Foigon, Judy — 65 Feigon, Leo — 32 Feinberg, Charles — 54 Feinberg, Linda — 32 Feis, Jonot — 52,78 Feldmon, Lynn — 51 Feldman, Susan — 58 Fell. Debbie - 56,79 Fell, Harold - 52 Fell, Noil - 57,99.103 Fell, Susan - 23,24,33,74,76 Felman, Coleman — 33 Ferrari, Iginio — 64 Ferry. Clara - 56.60.79,84 Felty, Dennis — 52 Feuchtwanger, Mary — 55,76,79 Fick, Jeraldinc — 42 Linda Browor Bill Newmann Fiedler. Arlcone — 53 Fields. Gary - 54,98.103 Fields, Linda — 60 Fiocchi, Michael Fiore, Rocco — 59 Firestone, Deborah — 59 Firestone, Nollisa — 62 Fischel, Janis — 65 Fischer, Andrea — 51,53 Fischer, Candace — 54 Fischer, Jool — 52,84 Fischer, Louronce — 62 Fischer, Theodore — 20.33,81 Fishmon, Adrianne — 61.64 Flamm, Donna — 33 Flomm, Richard — 51 Floxman, Donna — 53 Floischmann, Dovid — 55 Floischmann, Steve — 61,97 Flint, Cynthia - 22,33.78.84,85 Flonachcr, James — 62,97 Florence, Jared — 58 Florence, Merle — 52 Fordtran, Nancy — 33,78,84,85 Forman, Marilyn — 63 Fosbender, Mark — 61.103 Foster, Bill — 60 Fox, James — 53.104 Fox, Lynda — 64 Frank, Cindy — 64 Frank, Nancy — 66 Franklin, Stephen - 57,97 Franks, Victoria - 21,22,23.33,76 Fraulini, Deidrc — 59 Frcbcrg, Richard — 55,87 Freed, Joi - 33,84,85 Freedman, Karon — 52 Frccmon, David — 62 Freeman, Nancy — 21,24,33 Freund. Arthur — 63 Freund, James — 52,72,86 Frey. Marsha - 33,76.78 Friedlich, Wendy — 33 Friedman, Harvey — 57.86 Friedman, Joonne — 57,86 Friedman, Judith — 20,33,88 Friedman, Sandra — 51 Friedmann, Philip — 21,33,96 Friesem, Ellon — 65 Frigo, Donna — 66 Frigo, Nicholas — 56 Froelich, Lee — 64 Frueh, Joanna — 61,66 Frueh, Rcneo — 56,82 Frye, Phil — 64 Fucik. Edward - 55,77,96.103 Fucik, Margaret — 66 Fuente, David — 33,96 Fuente, Lawrence — 57 Fuller, Aubroy Fuller, Victor — 63 Furth, William - 57.72,99 G Gabel, Megan — 56.59 Galvani, Mario — 62 Gans, Phillip — 58,102 Garber, Adrienne — 60 Gorber, Elliott — 64 Garcia, Jose — 63,97 Garfield, Paul — 21,24.33 Garling, Suzanne — 33 Garmisa, Laurie — 66 Gatewood. Joan — 34.84,85 Gegner, John — 53 Goier, Sharon — 58 Geimer, Paul — 63 Gcimer, Thomas — 53 Go Her, Steven — 58.84 Gclperin, Ellon — 59 Golperin, Solly — 65 Goman, Marc — 34 Gcrchenson, Jeff — 62 Gcrdes, Gerald — 34 Gcrdcs, Jean — 54 Gerkcn, Beverly — 54 Germaine, Pamela — 65 Gerstein, Carlo - 24.34,72,76 Gherardini, Ray — 62 Gherardini, Sharon — 59 Giaimo, Thomas — 34 R. Greenberg, C. Redman, R. Song, E. Katz, S. Bairn, G. Heyman, K. 8rechcr. 119 Fred Goldsmith Giannosi, Gilbort — 60 Giarelli. Cynthie — 66 Gibson, Corine — 34,84 Gibson, Elizabeth — 60 Gibson, Guy — 59,99 Gidwitz. Nancy — 65,72 Gidwitz, Susan — 65 Gilden, Jan — 58 Gillis, Laurie — 55 Gilmore, Leslie — 51 Gilruth, Patricio — 34 Glassmon, Martin — 61 Glozer, Jeff — 59 Glazier, Michael — 34 Glick, Peter - 64,97 Glickauf, Steven — 57.97,100,102 Gluck, Geoffrey — 23,34,72 Glueck, Carolynn — 53 Gmeincr, Suzanne — 55,79 Gmeiner, Thomos — 64,97,102 Goldberg. Gary — 63 Goldberg, Mark — 61.62 Goldberg. Marsha — 34.80 Goldberg. Phyllis - 60 Goldberg, Susan — 59 Goldboss, Beth — 60 Goldboss, Lester — 64,97 Golden, Brenda — 52 Golden, Janis — 59,84 Golden, Lance — 34,81 Goldman, Arnold — 20,34 Goldman, Jeffrey S. — 20,21.34,80 Goldman, Jeffrey A. — 62,98 Goldman, Linda — 34 Goldsmith. Frederic — 34.84 Goldsmith, Jan — 53 Goldstein, Gory — 54 Goldstein, Jane — 65 Goldstein, Rick — 63 Goldt, Howard Goldwach. Karen — 34,72,78 Golvani. Mario — 102 Good, Kenneth — 35 Goodall, William — 56 Goodkind, Peggy — 57 Goodman. Charles — 60,97 Goodman, Lynne — 21.35,87 Gorchoff. Randall — 62,97,102 Gordon. Alan — 63,72 Gordon, Harlon — 64 Gordon, Kim — 63 Gordon, Laurie — 59 N. Freeman, G. Mendel- son, H. Tullman. Gordon, Nancy — 35,80 Gordon, Stephen — 51 Gordon, Stuart — 59.97 Gore. Bradley — 61,97 Gore, Lawrence — 52 Gould, William — 35 Grais, Michael Gronfield, Dennis — 63 Granfield, Martin — 59 Grant, Glenn — 57 Granzow, Jock — 62 Green, Eve — 60 Green, Justin — 35 Green, Karen — 53 Green, Kerry — 35.96 Grccnebaum, J. Richard — 63,97,102 Greenberg, Retta — 21,35 Greenfield, Ida — 35 Greenfield, Steven — 35,96 Grccngard, Laura — 55 Greer, Cothy — 65 Greer, Meryl — 52 Griffin, Wayne Grindc, Gary — 57 Grinde. Marcia — 35 Gronewald, Gory — 52 Gross, Barbara — 54 Gross, Janet — 51 Gross, John — 60 Gross, Kenny — 54.96 Gross. Leslie — 60 Gross, Louisa — 58 Gross, Mimi — 54 Grossman, Paul — 61 Grostad, Annette — 61 Gruber, Dan — 60.72 Gruber, Frederic - 20,21,24.35.73.87,94 Gualandri, Fred — 58,97 Guddat, Christo — 65 Gumbiner, Anne — 51,52 Gurioli, Lorry — 64 Gurnick. Barbara — 22,35 Gurnick, Judith Gurrentz, Marjorie — 58 Gusfiold, Jeffrey — 62,72 Guth, Robert — 64,97 H Habecost, Christy — 66 Haberkomp, Mary — 35,78,84,85 Haire, Bob — 57,84,85 Hall, Jcanic — 53 Hall, Robert - 63 Halperin, Lou — 21,35,86 Hamele, Debra — 58 Hammerman, Carol — 54 Honck, Terry — 35 Hanig, Potcr — 63 Hanig. Thomas — 35,96 Honsbrough, Claudia — 57 Hansen, William — 26.36,96 Hansmonn, Henry — 20.21,36,87 Hanson, George — 61,97,103 Hapemon, Harry — 62 Hapemon, Holly — 55 Harding, Garth — 64,97 Horring, Robert — 6l Harris, Dennis — 62,72 Harris, John — 56,97,102 Harris, Lynn — 56.78 Harris, Michael — 35,104 Harris, Robert — 54 Harris, Stephen — 62,97,105 Hartman, Kothy — 55 Hortwig, Cheryl — 65 Harvey, Glenn Harvey, Jacqueline — 54 Harvey, Michael — 96 Hattloy, Ronald — 51 Hauglond, Judith — 59 Houglond, Nils Hauschild, Edward — 61,97 Hozon, Joey — 64 Hozelkorn, Ira — 63 Heck, Honore — 51,78 Hcislcr, James — 55 Hciss, Daniel — 62 Hcllor, Barbara — 36 Heller, Philip - 62 Hemsworth, Willord — 36 Henley, Barbara — 51,53 Hennes, Mitchell — 54,84 Hennossy. Steve — 57 Hennig, William — 63 Hensgcn, Bernard — 96,103 Hensgcn, Mike — 55,96 Hensley, Fronces — 59 Ken and Karen Brecher Herbert, Margaret — 36 Hcrbst, Susan — 59,79 Herman, Loura — 36,84 Herring, William — 57 Hcrshfield, Judith — 65 Herzog. Maris Hester, Walter — 52 Hesse, Michael — 57 Hesse, William — 36 Hesslein, Loura — 60 Hexter, Nancy — 55,73,79 Heyman, Gerry — 21,23,24,26,36 Hickey. Kathleen — 65 Hilton. Barbaro — 62 Hirsch, Barbara — 54 Hirsch, Gary — 62,97 Hirsch, Mory — 64 Hirsch, Nancy — 61 Hirschffcld, Dovid — 63.97 Hirschncr, Susan — 36 Hirsh, Karen — 36 Hirsch, Nancy — 61 Hirtenstein, Lynn — 36 Hocking, Claudio — 52 Hodgson, Sharon — 55 Hodgson, William — 63 Hofcld, Gail - 52 Hoffman, Jill — 65 Hoffman, Lorry — 61 Hoffman, William — 53 Hogrefe. Sandra — 59 Holiman, Jennifer — 25.36 Holimon, Julio — 63,72 Holiman, Korcn — 60 Hollander, Richard — 63,97 Hollidoy, Jean — 54 Holmes, Frank — 61 Holmes, Joyce — 36,84.86 Holmes, Linda — 58 Holtzman, Lynn — 65 Honey man, Stephen — 57 Horsley, Chorlcne — 59 120 Horwifz, Robert — 61 House, J. Bruce — 54 Howard, Kathleen — 55 Hoyle, Royce — 56,72 Humble, Wayne Hurst, Dennis — 63 Husonotfer, Dale — 56.57 Hutchinson, Karen — 36.78 Inglis, Allen — 36 Inglis, Carol — 62 Inlander, Janet — 59 Inman, Peggy — 66 Innocenzi, Gloria — 66 Israel, Patrick — 37 J Jacks, James — 61 Jackson, Paul — 37 Jackson, Richard — 37 Jackson, Willis - 52 Jacobs, Bruce — 63 Jacobs, Richelle - 37,74,78 Jocobson, Betsy Jacobson, Linda — 53 John, Nancy — 66 Wally Zohnle John, Patricia — 55 Janowski, Richard - 20.21,37,103 Janowski, Robert — 62 Jenisio, Steven Jenkins, Nancy — 51 Jenkins. Nicholos — 37 Jennings, Constonco — 66 Jennings, Diane — 57 Jenings. Jeffrey Jessop, Mary Johns, Chris — 63 Johnsen, Sandra — 52 Johnson, Betty — 59 Johnson, Jack — 59 Johnson, Mary — 37 Johnson, Michael — 62 Johnson, Robert — 64.97,102 Johnston, Parker — 64,97,105 Jordan, Michael — 55 Jordon. Robert — 57,97 Jgsoph. David — 61,97,103 Joseph, Laura — 37,78 Joseph, Marjorie — 65 Joseph, Vivian — 66 Joyce, James K Kahn, David — 64 Kahn, Jomcs Kahn, Nancy — 60 Kohn, Notolie — 58 Kahn, Susan — 37 Kahnwoilor, James — 57,105 Kain, Stanley — 51 Kallas, Sylvia —' 52 Kandosch, Angelika — 37 Kanouse, Deanise — 66 Kapolko, Ann — 52 Kaplan, Barbara — 37,80 Kaplan, Janet — 51 Kaplan, Jean — 56.60,79 Kaplan, Jonathon — 54 Kaplan, Phyllis — 58 Kaplan, Stephen — 37 Kaplon, William — 64 Karlin, Alice - 53,76 Kasman, Michael — 54,83 Kasper, John — 61 Kosper, Lloyd — 64,97 Kotz, Barbara - 21.37,81.84.88 Katz. Ellen - 21,24,26.37,74 Kotz, Michael — 58 Kay, Stuart — 62,97 Kaye. Joan — 37 Kearc, Kathleen - 21.22,37,73 Keen, Stephen — 38.82 Kchrwold, Roberta — 58,84 Kellner, Diane Kellner, Robert — 58 Kellow, Karen — 56,78 Kemplor, Lawrence — 58 Kennicott, David — 52 Kennicott, Susan — 65 Kiefer. Noldo - 55.84.85.88 Kiehl, Joseph - 38.98 Kildew, Jomcs Kilkenny, Frederic — 62,102 Kimbrough, Linda — 38,84.85 King, Donald - 53 King, Judith — 54 Kingslond. Jone — 56 Kington, Rond — 64 Kinzclbcrg. Horvey - 21.22,24.25,38,96 Kipp. John - 38.52 Kircher, Jomcs — 61 Kirchheimor, Susan — 56,79 Kirk, Michoel — 55 Kiver, Diano — 38.78,81 Klairmont. Alison — 61,65 Kleckner, Jeffrey — 55 Klein, Judith Klein, Leslie — 66 Kloin, Susan — 38 Kloin, Synthia — 55 Kleine, Kerry — 59 Klemann, Kathy Kline, Patricia — 65 Kline, Robert — 38,96 Koch, Daniel — 58 Koenigseder, Ann — 56 Kohler, Koy - 38,80 Kohn, Roger — 52 Koloso, Steven — 64 Komcn, Stephany — 53 Konslcr, Rodney — 53 Kopel, Ann — 53,78 Kopel, Joff — 60 Koransky, Ada — 66 Koransky, Henry — 56.59,97,102 Koransky, Joel — 63,72 Koronsky, Ralph — 51,55 Korcnblue, Stephen — 61 Kornacki, Bruce — 57 Korshak, Stanley — 38 Korshok, Steven — 55,103 Kraatz, Gerry — 54.82.86 Kramer, Darlene — 59 Kramer, Donna — 56.60 Kramer, LeRoy — 62 Kromer. Mark — 53 Kromsky, Claudio — 60,72,84 Krosnow, Judy — 80 Krause, Barboro — 52 Krause, Nancy — 63 Kravitt, Jason — 60,86,88 Kroitor, Susan — 66 Krichiver, Donald — 60 Kritzberg, Richard — 61 Kroll. Peter - 57.96,100,102 Kromor, Mimsi — 59 Krueger, Wendy — 52 Krumins, Kolvis — 53 Kuchling. Elaine — 59 Kuglcr, Benje — 62 Kuliekc, Mark — 63 Kurgan, William — 57,97 Kutner. David - 53.72.77,104 Kux, Marilyn — 57 L LaBclle, Gory — 57 LaBuda, Barbara — 55 Lacy, Gene — 56 Ladany, Scott — 62 Ladurini, Margo — 66 Lodurini, Mary — 57 Ladurini, Ramona — 52 Ladurini, Rose Ann — 38 Laing, Holly — 53,84 Lamanno, Lawrence — 57 Lamson, James — 55 Loncicni, Elide — 60 Landau. Kay - 21.24.26.38 Landy, Michael — 57 Lane, Kenneth — 38 Lang, Barbara — 55 Lange, Jo Ann — 38 Lange, Margret — 60 Langlois, Brian — 63 Lansmon, Robort — 21,38,84 Ricky Jacobs Bob Unger 121 Larson, linna Larson, Robert — 51 Lost, Michael — 51 Lauter, Alison — 38,74,79 Lauterstcin, David — 61,72 Lovers, Irene — 39 Levin, Ronald — 61 Lavin, Russell — 56 Lawler, Patricia — 61,66 Lowrence, Nancy — 53,73 Lowrontz, Randy — 62,97,105 Lozor, Michele — 51,80 Lozoretti, Robert — 53 Lazarus, Alan — 52 Leahy, Brian — 53 Look, Thomas Look, John — 62 Lebow, Joanne — 39,76 Lcdcrman, Helene — 59,84 Ledcrman, Robert — 39 Ledormon, Susan — 62 Lee, James Leo, Robert — 62,97,105 Lecb, Richard Leeds, Richard — 39,96 Leeds. Toby - 60.84 Leffort, Fredrick — 62 Lehman, Kay — 55 Lcncioni, Daniel — 54,96 Lencioni, Linda Lenzi, Annette — 52,72.84 Lonzi, Dennis — 39 Lonzini, Albert — 53 Lcnzini, Corrado — 53 Lcnzini, Rochcle — 59 Lcnzini, Regina — 65 Leonard, Carol — 21,26,39,78 Leopardi, Mary — 51 Lerner, Beatrice — 39 Lerner. Lorry Lerner, Marvin — 63,97 Lerner, Ralph — 58 Leshtz, David — 56,57 Leslie, Richard — 64,86 Lcucr, Joseph — 57 Lov, Ronald — 53 Levey, Joy — 21,22,39,73 Levey. Jill - 58 Levi, Katherine — 39,88 Levin, Alan — 63 Levin, Florrie — 54 Levin, James — 55,72,87 Levin, Joel — 57,83,84 Levin, Michael — 24,39 Levin, Neil — 53,84 Levin, Robert — 39 Levine, Bruce — 56,104 Levinger, Andrea — 62,73,74 Levinson, Andrea — 39,86 Levinson, Arnold — 62 Levy, Anita — 51 Levy, Anthony — 61,85 Levy, Curtis Levy, Mark — 63 Levy, Peter — 58,105 Levy. Richord — 64 Lewaren, Peter — 63,97 Lewis, J. Richard — 58,97,102 Lewis, Katherine — 39,80,86 Horvey Kinzclberg, Dave Dims- dale, Horold Platt, Andy Cossidy. Lewis, Melinda — 59 Lieb, Jocquolinc — 64 Liob, Jeffrey — 62 Licberman, John — 53 Liobmon, Mary — 66 Lilionfeld, Richard — 54 Lillord, Nicholas — 59 Lillie, Theodore — 58 Linari, Cory — 54 Lind. Frederick - 61,99,100 Lind, Karen — 51,52 Lind, Linda — 61.65 Lindstrom, Harry — 63,97 Lipkis, Lila - 54 Lipman, Nancy — 21,39,78,79 Lipschultz, Howard — 59 Lipski, Barbara — 39,80 Lipski, Donald — 60 Lipson, Edward — 64,105 Lisowski, Carol — 66 Little, Mary — 65 Livergood, Katherine — 64 Lockett, James — 63 Chuck Redman Gerry Heymon, Ken Brcchcr, Nancy Pollock, More Nathanson. Lodge, Russell — 52 Loeb, Judith — 66 Locb, Michael — 56,60 Lcesch, Grace — 51 Loosch, Randall — 62 Loowonthal, Steven — 39 Logan, Robert — 57 Long, David — 51,104 Long, Deborah — 58 Looby, Judith Lopiono. Rosemary — 65 Lovcnthol, John — 61,103 Lowe, Robert — 61 Lowinger, Margaret — 56 Lubin, Debbie — 65 Lubin, Nancy — 40,80 Luckman, Goil — 59 Lunardi, Luigi — 52 M Mabrey, Dana — 54 MacArthur, Nancy — 57 Maccabeo, Lee — 56 Mack, Michocl M. — 62’ MacMillan, Jo Ann — 40 Maddalon, George — 40,98 Maddalon, Michael — 56 Modian, Judith — 60 Magnus, Phyllis — 57 Malchioni, Sharon — 59,79 Maledon, Susan Moling, lindo — 65 Molmqulsf, Albert — 40 Mamone, Allen — 64 Manahan, Linda — 60 Mandiberg, Susan — 52 Mandler, Thomas — 54 Monfredini, Sarge — 56 Marchi, Moria — 54 Marcuccilli, Vincent — 63 Marcuccilli, William Marcus, Brian — 21,23,24,26,40 Marder, Chris — 21,40 Margeson, Susan — 66 Margulios, Frederic — 55,74 Morino, Mary — 53 Mark, Magdalena — 65 Mark, Nicholas — 40 Marko, Gloria — 59 Marks, Alfred — 62 Marks, Laurence — 40 Marks, Mary Jo — 65 Marks, Michael — 57 Marks, Thomas — 55,88,103 Martineau, Cherrye — 55 Masser, Joel — 62 Massey. Edna — 65 Mothc, Susan — 57 Matsumoto, Beverly — 62,72 Mattes, Deborah — 61,62 Mattes, Susan — 51,54 Mau, Donald — 57 Mauck, John - 57,72,97.103 Mayer, Adrienne — 53 Mayer, Pool — 62 Mazzetto. Peter — 57 Mozzotta, Richard — 51,96 Mazzetto, Stan — 57,97 McCollistcr, Janet — 40 McClendon, Cheryl — 56 McClory, Lawrence — 58 McCormick, Barbora — 59 McGechon, Katherine — 52 McGivorn, Margaret — 66 McGregor, Anne — 59 McGuiro, Cecilia — 64 McGuire, Kathleen — 20,21,40,74,76,79,84 McGuire, Sharon — 66 McKco, Penny McManus. Ronald — 62 McManus, Vernon — 60 McOmber, William — 40 Mead, Nancy — 20,21,40,78 Mednick, Ellen — 56 Meicrhoff. John — 40 Meicrhoff, Michaol — 54 Meisolman, Kay — 40 Meiselman, Ricky — 63 Mendclson, George — 20.21,40,72,77,104 Mertz, Renord — 84 Mertz, Sandro Mescrow, Howard — 58 Metzger, Donald — 21,26,40 Meyer, Sigrld Michaels, Leslie — 24,41,79 Michaels, Wayne — 64,105 Michccls. Gerard — 52 Michcll, Mary — 65 Middleton, Anne — 63 122 Mihalka, John — 55 Millen, Frances — 51,84 Miller, Cynthia - 51.54,78,80 Miller, Kenneth — 51 Miller, Richard - 55,77,104 Miller, Ronald — 53,104 Milligan, Jean - 21,23,24,41,73,84,85 Millmon, Margoret — 41 Mindell, Sandra — 58 Minorini, Valerie — 65 Mintz, Donald — 63 Mintz, Ellen — 58 Mitchell, Stephen — 51.54 Mizel, Laura — 63 Molcndy, Richard — 58 Molyncaux, Janet — 65 Montonelli, Linda — 65 Montccchi, Donna — 58 Moon, Janet — 65 Moos, Carol — 41 Moran, John Mordini, Morris — 53 Morgan, Benjamin — 58 Morgan, Lindy Morgan, Pamela — 65 Moroney, Patricio — 60 Morris, Anthony — 58 Morris, David — 56,58 Morris, Kothleen — 54 Morris, Mary — 59 Moses, Laurie — 56,60,79 Moss, Edgor — 41,96 Moss, Lawrence Moss, Robert — 59 Moss, William - 60 Moughan. Margaret — 64 Munn, James — 52 Murphy, Betty — 23,41 Murphy, Phil - 57 Murroy, Archie — 64,72 Murray, James — 55 Myers, Wendy — 62 Myorson, Bette — 54,78 N Noidltch, Andrea — 59 Nacarto, Pom — 66 Nardini, Potricia — 65 Nardini, Rosolynn — 62 Marc Rosenbaum Mary Winthrop Nathan, Claudia — 57 Nathan, Donald — 41,86 Nathan, Jill - 26,41 Nathanson, Greg — 59,97 Nathanson, Marc - 22,41,74,77,81 Noreim, Carolyn — 59 Neunaber, Louis — 55 Nowberger, Suson — 66 Newman, James — 60 Newman, John — 102 Newman, JoAnne — 41 Newman, Nancy — 66 Newmann, William - 21,23,41,73,74,96 Newton, Sandro — 59 Newton, William — 41 Nickerson, Jennifer — 62 Nidefz, Karla — 26,41 Nielsen, Jennifer — 52 Nihlson, Bernadette — 41 Nischan, Linda — 59 Nissen, Tom — 57 Nissenson, Coroi — 65 Nizzi, John — 51 Noble, Allon — 62 Nolan, Patricia — 58 Norwell, Phyllis — 56,58 Novick, Robin — 66 Nussbaum, Jock — 56,57 o Obcrlandcr, Edward — 41 O'Brien, Terrence — 57 Ochoa, Russell Oggel, Jeffrey — 61,103 Ohlwein, James Oliff, James — 64 Olson, Barbara — 52 Olson, Elaine — 58 Omans, Carol O'Melia, Diane — 25,41 O'Melio, Sharon — 65 Omolecki, Michael — 60,99 Oppenhcim, Margaret — 66 Oppenheimer, Ann — 65,72 Ori, Barbara — 58 Ori, Jan Marie — 65 Ori, Ronald — 62 Ori, Sorgie — 42 Orkin, Josh - 64,72 Orsi, Donna — 58,84 Oster, Suson Ostrand, Janet — 42 Ostrowsky. Lenorc — 65 Overman, Linda — 42 Palmicri, Karen — 56,72 Panorisi, Dennis — 55 Ponthor, James - 22,42,74,77,96,100 Pape, Pamela — 58 Pape, Thomas — 64 Papierniak, Katherine — 51,76,84 Paradise, Andrea — 42,81 Pork, Gcorgo — 42 Park, Robert — 64 Pascal, Sybil — 65 Poset, Richard -- 52 Pashman, Freda — 66 Pashmon, Karen — 53 Posquesi, Frank — 52 Posquesi, Linda — 52 Pasquesi, Mary — 53 Possini, Lynctto — 51 Paul, John — 42 Paul, Robert — 63 Paule, Richard — 42 Paule, Roberto — 59 Pearson, Audrey — 55 Pearson, Billie — 64 Peddle. Edith - 54 Pepperbcrg. Ellen — 64 Perlman, Jeffrey — 42,80,84,85,88 Perlman, Joan — 56 Perlmon, Richard — 63 Peterson, John — 42,96 Peterson, Merrill — 61 Peterson, Sally — 63 Peterson, Susan — 65 Peterson, William — 57,97 Pett, George — 52 Pettingcll, Jean — 42 Pettorelli, Ivo — 52 Pfister, Robert — 55 Philips, Torry — 54,79 Phillips, Carol - 21,26.42,78,79 Phillips, Darlene —53,72 Piacenza, Jayne — 53 Piocenzo, Laura — 43 Piacenza, Louise — 53 Piacenza, Maria — 66 Picord, Barbaro — 58 Picchietti, Janet — 63 Picchietti, Stella — 55 Picchietti, Yvonne — 55 Picker, Pomola Pioroni, Reno — 63 Pigoti, Judy — 55 Pink, Chris — 54 Pink, Michael Pink, Thomas Pither, Penclopo — 58,78 Pizzoto, Giuseppe — 51 Platt, Horold — 43 Platt, More — 62 Poelmon, David Pollock, Jean Pollock, Betsy - 59 Pollock, Fred - 61.63 Pollock, Nancy — 26,43 Poncher, Kothleen — 56 Ponchcr, Lyle - 26,43,72 Pond, ludlth — 66 Pontius, Kathryn — 56,59,84 Poppc, Stephen — 56 Potter, Kathryn — 60,84 Pottker, Janice — 56 P Pocin, Phyllis — 42 Packer. Heidi — 65 Padderud, Allan — 51 Paddcrud, Eric — 42,98 Page, Elsa — 66 Pago, Paul — 42 Palladini, David - 51.53,74,98 Polmer, Mary — 52 123 Powell, Robert — 57 Powers, Robert Powers, Sharon — 59 Preskill, David - 57,105 Preskill, Dcboroh — 56 Preti, Corole — 52 Price, Laurie Price, Stephen — 60 Price, Toni — 57 Prill, Richard - 53 Provus, Linda — 59 Pursall, Jock — 61 Q Quinn, James — 56,97 Quisenberry, Sarah — 62 R Robin, Nancy — 66 Radcmocher, Gail — 21,43,76 Retta Greenberg Rafferty, Dennis — 60,102 Rafferty, Kathy — 43 Rogir, Robert — 57 Raider, Joan — 43,72 Rainwater, Janet — 60 Rainwater, Joyce — 21,43,78,79 Romberg, Christina — 54 Romberg, Deborah — 66 Rappoport, Elizabeth — 60 Rappoport, Lowrcnce — 54,72 Rotcliffc, John — 56,103 Ratdiffe, Lamar — 54,103 Rathsam, Raymond — 57 Ralhsam, Ronald — 43 Ratzer, Kristine — 58.84 Rau, Betty Jane — 63 Ray, Carol — 57 Roy, Susan — 66 Reoney, Ann — 65 Redfiold. Joseph — 53,102 Rcdf.old, Michael - 61,102 Redman, Charles - 20.21,43,73,74,98 Reob, William — 43 Reed, Bruce — 60 Rcifman, Michael — 43 Rcinoch, James — 51,87 Rcitmcyer, Stephen — 64 Rcmpfer, Ralph Rcmpfer, Susan — 58 Resnick, Renee — 58 Reuler, James — 58,72,97 Reuter, Geraldine — 54 Reuter, Steven — 64 Revkln, Cheryl — 62 Reynolds, Patricia — 59 Reznick, Lee — 58 Riback, Ronald — 51 Rich, Dennis — 43 Richards, Fred - 62.102 Richards, Helen — 43 Richards, Stephen — 43 Vivien Clair Richland, Kathryn — 66,72 Riddle, Ronald Riggs, Cheryl — 53 Ring. D. Scott - 51,52 Riskin. Robert - 62,102 Rivenburgh, Susan — 53 Rizzo. Judith — 43 Rizzolo. Jill - 44,80.84 Robbin, Karen — 64 Robbins, Bruce — 63 Roberts, Jean — 55,84 Robertson, Ned - 44,77,100 Rodriguez, Phillipe — 62,97 Roebuck, Vincent — 62 Rohrdanz, Margaret — 56 Romain, Williom — 63 Romitti, Donna — 59 Romitti, Jo Marie — 44 Ronan, Ann — 64 Roof, Williom - 44 Root, Joyce — 52 Ropiequot, John — 56 Rosby. Arthur - 21,26,44 Rose, Jeffrey — 51 Rose, Laurie — 51,54 Rose, Robert — 57 Rose, Timothy Rose, William — 57,99 Rosen, Laurence — 44 Roscnboum, James — 44,81,88 Rosenbaum, Marc — 44,100 Rosenbaum, Merilee — 44 Rosenberg, Maxine — 56 Rosenberg, Michoel — 52.72,103 Rosonfleld, Michael — 61,64 Roscngardon, Marilyn — 58 Rosenhousc, Michael — 51,53,74 Rosonstein, Marc — 51,54 Ross, Bonnie — 61,65 Ross, Brian — 64 Ross, Gory — 54 Ross, Harold — 44,77 Ross, Terry — 57 124 Rossi, Raymond — 54 Rossi, Sergio — 55 Roston, Peggy — 66 Rothmund, Cheri — 60 Rothschild, Jeffrey — 44 Rotnor, Philip — 59,72 Roufo, Barry — 51 Rubens, Allen — 60 Rubenstein, Marc — 60,103 Rubin, Debbie — 66 Rubin, Diana — 44 Rubin, Marlene — 59 Rubin, Roger — 44 Ruder, Robert — 25,44,74,77 Ruckberg, Benjamin — 52 Ruekborg, Jill — 65 Ruekberg, Madelienc — 65 Ruelli, Robert - 52 Russell, Gay — 44,76 Ruwitch, Sally — 65 s Sobitt, Marsha — 63 Sachen, Richard — 52 Sachnoff, Susan — 60 Sachs. Barbara — 65 Sachs, Judith — 44 Sachs, Karen — 54 Sackheim, Barbara — 65,72 Sager, Arthur — 63 Soger, David — 57,97 Sagctt, Michael — 52 Sakanoff, Suzanne — 45 Salomon, Fred — 61,103 Salomon, Suzanne — 59,72 Soltzman, Louro — 64 Sample, Allen — 99 Sanford, Kay — 59 Song, George — 61.64 Sang, Ruth - 24,45,72.76 Santi, Darlene — 64 Santi, Elaine — 64 Santi, Emilio — 61 Server, Barry — 57 Savcrslak, Ledo — 57,84 Sovin, Mork — 45,103 Schachter, Sumner — 61.97 Schaeppi, Williom — 63,102 Schotz, Doryl — 45 Schechter, Jay — 64,97 Schechter, Steven — 62,97 Scheff, Ronald - 55,84,103 Schier, Linda — 66 Schimert, Cornelia — 45 Schimmol, Eric — 57,104,105 Schimmel, Kim — 64,105 Schindor, Constance — 51 Schlichting, Laurel — 51 Schloss, Richord — 52 Schmidt, Carol - 59,79 Schmidt, Janet — 57 Schmidt, Joyce — 55 Schneider, John — 57,97,102 Schneider, Richord 57,97 Schneider, Williom — 63 Schoen, Scott — 58,97 Bob Kline, Jim Panther Schofler, Potricia — 51,54 Schroderus, Ryon — 64,99,105 Schumon, Paula — 63 Schwab, Richard — 23,45,100 Schwalboch, William — 54 Schwall, Sandra — 65 Schwalm, Walter — 45,80 Schwartz, Ann — 59,76 Schwortz, France — 65 Schwartz, Richard — 63 Schwartz, Suion — 45,84,85 Schweitzer, Edward — 20,21,45,88 Schwiegcr, Nancy — 55,72 Scobey, Robert — 58 Scornovocco, Anthony — 58 Scornavacco, Michael — 63 Seder, Jomos — 64,97 Seder, John — 58,72 Sedik, Torrance — 61,96,97 Seelig, Jane — 64 Segal, Steven — 52 Seltzer, Susan — 54 Sennett, Lauren — 45,72 Seyfarth, Mary — 59,78 Shankcn, Nancy — 59 Shapiro, Deborah — 66 Shapiro, Ellen — 45,80 Shapiro, Fred — 59,105 Shapiro, Holly - 22,24,45,74,80,94 Shapiro, Karen — 45 Shapiro, lotfy — 63 Shapiro, Robert — 54 Shapiro, Suo — 55,80 Shapiro, William — 62 Shayne, Barbara — 66 Sheahen, Charles — 56 Shearer, Konneth Shefflin, Barbara —66 Sheftel, Charles — 60,72 Sheldon, Barbara — 57 Sheldon, Edward — 45,104 Sheldon, Joyce — 53 Shelton, James — 55 Shepard, Barbara — 55,72,80 Shepard, Ellyn — 65 Shepard, William — 53 Shibko, Judith — 52 Shimizu, John — 60,97,105 Shindcrman, Frances — 65 Shipley, Thomas — 61,62,97,102 Shlopock, Bruce — 57,103 Shlopack, Mark — 61 Shmikler, David — 64,97 Shmikler, Mark - 53,96,102 Shmikler, Robert — 45 Shmikler, Tcma — 65 Shulman, Jon — 81 Shure, Beth — 45 Siegel, Jeremy — 20.21,46,86,103 Siegel, Jonathan — 61 Siegel, Loren — 56,105 Siegel, Peter — 57 Silvorberg, Harvey — 46 Silverman, Joan — 21,46,72 Silverman, Lynn — 54 Silver , Alan — 53 Silverstine, Jerry — 63 Silverstine, Lynne — 21,23,46,76 Silverstine, Rosemary — 59 Simmons, Robyn — 46 Bunny Nihlson Simon, Anne — 52 Simon, Hilorie — 46.81 Simon, James — 62,105 Simon, Leslie — 46 Simon, Michael — 62 Simon, Ned — 54 Simon, Norman — 103 Simon, Richard — 46 Simon, Steven — 46 Singer, Debbie — 64 Sippcl, Lee — 46 Skidmoro, Dennis — 58 Skidmore, Robert — 62,97,102 Skindor, Susan — 46 Skinner, Chester — 60 Sklar, Jeffrey — 64 Leslie Michoels, Cindy Flint, Penny Burion, Kay Kohler, Ruth Sang, Beth Andres, Barb Aten, Lynne Hirfenstein, Kay Landau. Sklaro, Suzanne — 66 Slater, Elizabeth — 63 Slater, Paul — 22,46,96 Slaughter, Judith — 59 Slcpok, Joanne — 65 Slcpok, Paul — 51 Slutzky, Louis — 57 Small, Robin — 62 Smith, David - 52,96,104 Smith, Diane — 46 Smith, Edwin — 54,104 Smith, Frank E. — 55 Smith, Lorry — 58 Smith, Lcanne — 60 Smith, Louise — 52 Smith, Peggy — 66 Smith, Virginio — 51 Smith, Williom Snow. Williom - 58,97,105 Snyder, Terry — 60 Sokol, Gail — 84 Somcnzi, Darre — 58 Sordyl, Dean — 46 Sordyl, Gayle — 58 Sordyl, Janice — 52 Souby, James — 55,104 Southerton, Joy — 46 Sponier, Graham — 64 Speairs, Thomas — 60,105 Spears, James — 63 Spiegel, Gay — 58 Speigel, Laurie — 53,94 Splett, Henrietta — 46 Srnonek, Sherry — 56,86 Srnanek, Susan — 47,76 125 Stonish, Joseph — 58 Stork, Marjorie — 47 Starr, Dean — 64,99 Stebbings, Robert — 52 Sleek, Linda — 63 Steel, Barbara — 54,84,85 Stcolo, Mark — 61,63 Steclo, Robert — 63,97 Steele, Thomas — 52,96 Stcfoni, Amedeo — 47 Stein, Beth — 66 Stein, Cathy — 47,79 Stoin, Nan — 59 Stoinberg, Mark — 55,73 Steinberg, Meryl — 66 Steinberg, Peter — 59 Steiner, Joel — 55 Steiskal, Greg — 64 Stern, David — 53 Stern, Eugene — 64 Stern, Joan — 22,47 Stern, Thomas — 53 Sternberg. Robert — 60 Sternficld, Robert — 64,97 Stewart, Sandra — 53 Stoddard, Amy — 65 Stolkin, L. Kathy — 53 Stone, Bonnie — 65 Stone, Joyce — 55,80 Stone, Phil — 96 Sfono, William — 63 Stottcr, Michael — 53 Straus, Ann — 63 Strauss, Herbert — 60 Streickcr, Allen — 57 Strong. William — 55 Stroud, Renate — 62 Strub, Paul — 47,84 Stuart, Adrienne — 65 Stuort, Bobcttc — 58 Stubenvoll, Christine — 58 Stubenvoll. Kathleen — 54 Sullivan, Gayle — 59 Sullivan, James — 47 Sullivan, Michael — 60 Sullivan, Pamela — 66 Sultan, Nancy Jo — 65 Sultan, Thomas — 62 Sussman, Paul — 62 Sutter, Josephine — 57 Sutter, Michael — 53,98 Svoboda. Anton — 61 Swartz, Diane — 51,73 Swartz, John — 54,104 T Taibleson, Roy — 61 Tamorri, Deborah — 56 Tamorri, Fred — 61,63,97,102 Taradash, Randy — 61,97,103 Totor, Morio - 20.21,47.74,78 Toumon, Cathy — 65 Tauman, Chorles — 47,96 Tauman, Lynne — 47,84 Toxy, Jerome — 47,83 Taylor, Patricia Tazioli, Jean — 47 Tazioli, Sandro — 53 Telpncr, Barbara — 56 Lynne Toumon, Chele Clarkson Betsy Brown Temple, Susan — 59,87 Terman, James — 62 Thomas, Frederick — 55 Thoinos, Gary — 63 Thomos, Marilyn — 53 Thomos, Rebecca — 47 Thompson, Lee — 61 Thomson, Robert — 63,104 Thorson, C. Alan — 52 Tognorclli, Silvano — 66 Tomin, Linda — 47 Toso, Gisella — 55 Townes, Gregory — 62 Tranter, Patricia — 47 Trovctto, Susan — 66,72 Tripp, Robert — 51 Trogi, Maria — 59 Troy, Judith — 47 Troy, Mary Ellon — 64 True, Kay — 47 Tsutsumt Kotsuyoshi — 73,74,75,103 Tuber, Craig - 48,72,96 Tuber, Jackio — 66 Tuber, Paula — 65 Tullman, Howard — 21,26,48 Tullman, Warren — 63 Turner, Ronald Turner, Thomas u Ugolini, Carol — 66 Ugolini. Donna — 57,78 Ugolini, Edward — 64 Ugolini, Enrico — 62 Ugolini, Jo Ann — 25.48,84,85 Ugolini, Picrina — 65 Ugolini, Zoro — 65 Unger, John — 57 Kay Landau, Borb Aten Leslie Michaels, Trissy Lerncr. Unger, Robert — 26,48 Urban, Thomas — 48 V Valenzi, Valerie — 54 Vance, Thomos — 57 Vance, Tim — 58 Veno, Linda — 62 Vendig, Betty — 60 Vondig, Bonnie Vorin, Richard — 58 Vice, Douglos — 64,97,102 Vice, Preston — 63 Victor, Mark — 61,64,97 Victor, Stuart — 55,96,100 Vido, Elvio - 56 Vignaroli, Enzo — 53 Vittenson, Jeffrey — 58 Voelker, Jonis — 52 Volpendesta, Jonny — 62,102 Von Reitzonstcin, Ulriko — 48 Vyn, Valeric — 66 w Waarala, Janet — 48 Waarala, Joan — 55 Wochsman, Richard — 59 Wode, Paul - 64 Wadley, Joan — 62 Wagner, Daniel — 52,86 Wo incss, Terri - 24,26,48,80 Woisman, Tania — 48,73,74,75 Wald, Bon nee — 62 Wald, Gary - 57,97 Wald, Howard — 48 Wald, Mario - 48.84 , v -X Harry Bosley Walker, Louise — 66 Walker, Thomos — 54 Walters, Paulo — 48 Waltzek. Jill - 66 Ward, Susan — 65 Ware, Susan — 52 Warner, Ian — 59 Warner, Michael — 59 Warren, Marlene — 48 Warsaw, John — 64 Watson, James — 52 Weber, Janice — 65 Weber, Joseph — 53 Webor, Thomas — 51 Weigle, Alice — 66 Weil, Debbie — 66,72 Weilond, Esti Rose — 55.80.84,85 Weinberg, Steven — 64,72 Weinor, Linda — 54 Weinress, Jeff — 60 Weinstein, Ellen — 66 Weinstock, Charles — 63 Bob Dreisen, Stove Keen, Marsha Gold- berg, Vkki Franks, Brian Marcus, Andy Cassidy. 126 Gay Russell and Ricky Jocobs Weil, Michael — 62 Weisel, Harvey — 54 Weiss, Alan - 55,103 Weiss, James — 62 Woiss, Trevor — 52 Woiss, Virginia — 65 Wclkom, Steven — 102 Wortheimer, Nancy — 51,72 Wertheimer, Susan — 65 Westonreider, Roinhard — 48,77,104 Wetzel, Charles — 57 Wetzel, Karen — 55 Wexler, Carol — 54 Whito, Debra — 53 White, Robin — 57 White, William - 53 Whitlock, Lois — 59 Whitman, Mary Jo — 60 Whitson, Carla — 55 Whitson, Wallace — 48 Wickham, Barbara — 58 Wickham, Billie Kay — 66 Wiederccht, John — 60 Wiegel, Patricia — 55 Williams, Danny — 57 Williams, Donna — 62 Williams, Harry - 48,84,85 Williams, Pamela — 60 Williams, Ruth Ann — 66 Williams, Scott - 56,58,74,97,102 Wilson, Elizabeth — 58 Karen Hutchinson, Bunny Nihlson. Wilson, Leslie — 65 Winkler, Keith — 49 Winkley, Alan - 54.77,98 Winston, Denise — 51 Winfor, John — 60 Wintor, Laurccn — 65 Wintors, Russell — 52,96 Winthrop, Mary - 21,49,72,76,78 Wirth, Nancy — 54 Wishnick, Jena — 55 Wittig, Linda — 64 Wocltjen, Gary — 49 Wolf, Glenn - 53 Wolf, Susan — 59 Wolff, Allan - 49,72,104 Wolff, Paul - 22,49,96 Wolk, James - 23,51,96 Wolk, Joseph - 49,96 Wolk, Richord - 63,102 Womack, Mary — 49 Wormscr, Constance — 49,79 Wormscr, Ed - 63.97,102 Wulf, Sharon — 63 Wyle, Sue - 52 Y Yee, Jeanie — 66 Yoelin, Rhonda — 49 Yones, David — 64,105 Young, Frederick — 56 Young. Herbert Yurkonis, Peter — 21,49 z Zaborowski, Roy — 52,88 Zachorios, Steven — 57,102 Zogario, Joanne — 65 Zagaria, Samuel — 54 Zohnle, Linda — 66 Zahnle, Martin — 49,96 Zahnlc, Richard — 63,97 Zohnle, Walter — 49,96 Zak, Barbara — 65 Zanorini, Lorraine — 64,72 Ziccorolli, Bonita — 63 Zimmerman, Michael — 64 Zilmorc. Miles — 54 Ziv, Cathy — 55 Zivin, Elliott — 64 Zivin, Joffrey — 49 Zoller, Marylyn — 60 Zuckcrt, David — 49 Zudonyi, Mary Ann — 53 Lost year I wondered what it would be like to be editor; this year I have learned that an editor is a coordinator and odd-jobs man. If the 1963 Little Giant deserves praise, the credit should go to the staff, who put in long nights laboring over layouts and copy; to the photographers, Lance Golden and Jon Shulman, who spent hours in the darkroom developing pictures for us, when they should have been studying; and to Walinger Studio for their patience and cooperation, especially during senior portraits and Stunts. I can never adequately express my appreciation to Miss Helen Palmer and Dr. John Munski, yearbook advisers. Without their indefatigable, selfless efforts, the Little Giant could not have been published. Warm thanks go to Marsha Goldberg, Walter Schwalm, Ellen Falkof, Nancy Bairn, Nancy Gordon, Ellen Shapiro, Kay Kohler, Laura DeKoven, Jill Rizzolo, and Diane Beins for the special devotion they gave, when help was most needed. And, of course, the Little Giant staff thanks the senior class and its advisors. Miss Roberta Shine and Mr. David Floyd, for their encouragement and cooperation. Our publisher this year is the American Yearbook Company. The S. K. Smith Company printed the cover. VIVIEN CLAIR 128