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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1967 volume:

Pa mJLu+mws Well - What do you see? 3 4 From a novel view From Sossion Noticos, Wod. Oct. 19 FRESHMEN: Your claw is tho only claw in school whoro, with a fow oxcoptions, tho boys oaf in fho N. Cafo and fho girls in fho S. Cafo. As you should roallzo, both cafotorios aro availablo to boys and girls. From Sossion Notieos, Thurs. Jan. 12 Many students could bo on iimo for classes if fhey roolly friod. Visiting in tho halls accounts for much tordinoss. (Littlo Giant com- mont: Havo you ovor had typing in E-302 aftor gym?) From Sossion Notices. Wed.. Feb. 8 Students ero reminded to keep their books, clothing, etc. in lockors et all times. Books loft carelessly in the hall present an open invitation. 6 Study technique—senior ifylo Those with sharp memories will recall the pungent odor that pervaded the first floor ono day this yoar. Little Giant does not look through rose-colored glasses — Nor Blue Shades With the aid of a jest— Yearbook ’67 captures the wry and (admittedly) humorous side of HPHS 9 10 C MTtlttS Introduction........ 2 Activities......... 12 Sports..............33 Teachers............54 Underclassmen...77 Groups............98 Grads......... I I 8 ♦ Leah Zoll Barbara Elliot� Jill Pottor Andy Simon Bob Nachman Ed Davidson Sandy Goringor Jan Harris Jano Schachtor .... Carla Sfoigor Morey Barack Dabby Kleinman Suo Cohon Joff Pinko Mylos Falkof Loratta Piacanza Kathy Fraulini Kay Spayor Kothy Habocost Lynno Bornabai Denne Bobbin Jano Fucik Dobbo Looff Judy Konowitz Jonis Wensorski Kay Wainstock Marilyn Zalko Darryl Bronson Jon Kalan Robert Luskin Robort Hollander n 'But I otsuro you, sir, Moybollino it guaranteed not to run.' Orientation Assembly At the beginning of each year, the up- perclassmen gather to initiate innocent freshmen into the mv terious rites of the school's organizations. This fall's ritual, other- wise known as the Orientation Assembly, was held on September 14. Each club pre- sented a skit in order to acquaint Frosh with school activities, and to attract new members. With the aid of various incanta- tions, usually called songs, the program gave HPHS newcomers a genial glimpse of the school’s crafty underground. Tho Garrick pyramid find omofhing dramatic attracting it at- tontion. Harry Bouras approaches hi lecture with a creative attitude. It’s Academic! Star Lectures In an effort to educate the seniors culturally, the Star Lecture Series was inaugurated this year by tho new administration. Several programs, dealing with fine arts, wore pre- sented for the Senior Class by load- ing artists in the area. Harry Bouras. sculptor, began the Series with a lecture on creativity. Other presen- tations included a cutting from the play Until the Monkey Comes, staged by the Hull House Actors, a lecture on Modern Dance Form by Carol Russell and Shirley Genthor, a recital by the Washington University Choir, and a talk on Scene at Mind 60's by Franz Sculzy, Daily News art critic. For the first time in Highland Park's history, the school entored competition on tho television show, It's Acadomic. Tho members of the'victorious It's Epidemic team were: Chuck Dawo. Lance Rodgers and Mark Lavin. Alternates were: Marcy Barack, Rick Grossman and Richard Kanter. Winter Assembly Tho Winter Concert this year represented many hours of rk. In keeping with tho Holiday Season the orchestra, con- cted by Mr. Haberland. gave a fine performance of Nut- sckcr Suite by Tschaikovsky, and Treble Clef presented A adlo Song by Parko. In addition, Senior Choir performed Christmas Song by Torme. undor tho direction of Mr. Albin. The Madrigal Singers also presented several selections. The program this year was a varied one except for the traditional ending of the Hallelujah Chorus. John Brown’s Body The combined drama classes presented an oral interpreta- tion of Stephen Vincent Benet's poem. John Brown's Bod. Tho reader's theater production used skeleton props and moke- up. The basic choYus supplied the narration, as well as tho principal actors, in this unique saga of the Civil War. Nancy Mojerow play Mary Lou Wingato. $ymbol of Soufhorn womanhood. Judo Demonstration Miss Carol Nations and Miss Bonnie Haskett performed the gentle sport, judo, for several gym classes this fall. They demonstrated prelimin- ary exercises before entering into “courteous com- bat. All agreed it was a unique show. Think Snow! ... Oomph! Jan. 26-28 left Highland Park in a novel predicament—paralyzed. One of the biggest snow storms of tho century descended on the unsuspecting town. Transportation and communication were disabled, while Sunset and Jewel-Osco were bombarded by frantic mothers hoarding milk and broad (pity the poor store clerks!). Isn't it a shame that we were out of school for semester break? 16 Slinky Experiment Physics classes at Highland Park give students the opportunity to ex- orciso their little-known talents—like throwing slinky toys down the cor- ridor. During the first week in March, Mr. Hanson and Mr. Martin's classes spent thoir lab periods observing wave characteristics on the floor of the guidance department hallway. The experiment proved to be a good learning experience, especially when it came to untangling slinkies and cleaning dusty posteriors. 17 Affor tho snow storm. Peg Roulor found she hod to dig horsolf out. Tho momont of croalion ... thon window-painting bogins ... anything for my art.. Homecoming Weekend Tho nativo are rostlois. Umgowa! Tho Snolo Danco slithors through town. 18 Charge! Tho finished product! From window-painting on Friday to window-wash- lg on Sunday, Homecoming weekend was a flurry f activity. A Snake Danco through town finished nth tho traditional Friday ovening Pep Rally, high- ghted by the appearance of Highland Park's first tomocoming Queen. Carol Gordon. Anticipation an high for the Saturday game, but dospite a aliant effort, tho Little Giants went down to de- at at the hands of tho Wildkits. Nonetheless, all greod that the weekond was truly UMGOWA! Tho fato of Iho mostorpioco. 19 'Now that wa'ra out hero, what should wo do?” It wa a Jarring clath batwoon the Giant and the Kit . Cage the Kits! ... But they didn't win. The fruit of our labor . One of the few happy momont . Before the Show: Frustration Stunts ’66 Stunts Board loft to right: Rich Maiiol, Rich Pothman, Phil Koch, Marl Taumon, Mark Lavin, Laurio Pathman, Rich Growman, Ann Briclman, Rich Roion, Suo Eckmann, Bob Kramily. During the Show: Exhilaration An Unconventional Show Stunts '66 was a tradition-breaking show. All the script and music was written by students. A sophisticated production in humor and staging. Nightlife focused on various human diversions from dusk to dawn. For the first time, capacity audiences witnessed a complete opera. La Travestia ; the rebirth of vaudeville by prudent students Betsy Stern and Marcy Barack; and a serious monologue by Ken Fin- der. The Decline and Fall of tho Sun as Seen Through the Eyes of Iconoclasts was a credit to the creativity of tho class of '67. Kathy Morris ploys o most convincing Brunhildo. You say tomoyto and I soy tomohto .. Senior Chorus Lina in splendid form. Thot’� o nico shirt... Whot did yo' do with tho ro t of tho toblodoth?' Nightlife Who stolo tho cookios from tho cooky jor?” Morion Schneider attempts to fend off Don Shopiro ... for o change. The traditional cast party ofter tho show. Girls’ Club Mother-Daughter Banquet Now, Horbio. you go down lo ♦ho garbago can on 34th streot .. Color Her Mom’’ The Girls' Club Mofhor-Daughter banquot, hold this year on Thursday, December 13, con- tributed as usual to familial harmony. En- titled Color Hor Mom, the evening paid tribute to the trials of mothering a teenager. A dolicious dinner of spaghetti and french bread, (deathly on the waistline), was followod by a series of skits as entertainment. Even the mothors got into the act as thoy complained, for a change, about their daughters. Decora- tions, in keeping with the theme, were done in bright colors and geometric designs, blend- ing well with the cheerful atmosphere of the af- fair. How'ro you gonna loop thorn down on tho farm after thoy'vo boon East? H.G.A. Initiation Torchos In their hands, tho HGA initiates stood eipectantly beforo taking tho ptodgo which mod© thorn official members of tho club. In ordor to bo an initiate, a girl hod to corn 15 points by attending tho after school sports offered in tho HGA intramural program. Hugo, tho HGA frog, watched it all atton- tivoly. 26 A.F.S. Weekend Foroign Exchango rtudonfs participate in panol discussion for fho P. T. A. and ho studen} body. On March 2. twenty-six American Field Service gelehr- ten, from all over the world, arrived a la lyceo to par- ticipato in Highland Parle's annual AFS Weekend. After eating pranzo with their American ejercltos. some of the studonfs spoke at an ouvert PTA meeting, describing their native customs and previous misconceptions of los Etats- Unis. The rest of los alumnos spoke at an all-school as- sombloa Friday morning. After visiting the classes through- out the day. tho AFS’ers relaxed cette nuit at the out- standing performance of Brigadoon. Next, the whole AFS committee escorted their guests to una fiesta at Robin David's haus whore the foreign exchongo students wore bombarded with fragon from all sides. Saturday mattina Wendy Bay hostod the farewell brunch. March 1, 3, 4 A. F. S. sludonts qathor for an informal dinner. 27 B r ♦ i g a d o o n Lynn Roislor as Fiona woitin for hor deario , as tho villago Iassios gozo on. Universally acclaimed as the best musical ever pro- duced in Highland Park. Brigadoon justified tho expense of renting colorful Broadway sets and costumes. On Fri- day, the cast confounded visiting AFS’crs by wearin' their plaid sashes t’class. Fiona was played by Jill Stein and Lynn Roisler: Tommy, by Dan Shapiro and Larry Rubenstein; Jeff, by Dave Simons and Ken Finder: Meg, by Gail Hirsch and Suzy Eckman; Charlio, by Warren Nelson and Scott Hanson; Joanie, by Jan Michell and Marilyn Schor: Mr. Lundie was done by Mark Lavin; Mr. Beaton, by Lance Rodgers: Mr. McClaren, by Jon Straus; and Jon Brent stole the show as the ill-fated Harry Beaton. From the moment bagpipes filled tho air. the audience was lost in a mist o'the Scottish Highlands. A beautiful scrim transition from forest to valley revealed the village o'Brigadoon, complete with goat, collie, and (to the boys' chagrin) kilts. The delightful love story, set against the background of drama and humor, left tho audience with a bonny good feelin', and a bit of a Scottish brogue. Dan Shapiro at Tommy, ond Jill Stoin os Fiona, in Tho Heather on the Hill. 28 r] gSHSi r aclc 3l L e r n e r L o e w e 29 Whaf't with him?1 30 I ought to know, for I was thero. ot mo mothor's wed'n day! sung by Gail Hirsch as Mog. In The Highlands Tommy (Larry) draws strength from Fiona (Lynn). A Highland Lassio (Jan Ratzor) grabs her Instamatic for a-shot. Lanco Rodgors tried to soli Ken Finder a fashionable Lilt, guaranteed thistle-proof. Dr. Munslci goti tho scoop. Tho other playors looked on as Brad Lind lunged quoasily for tho ball. Faculty-Student Basketball In a tolling game, the faculty of HPHS proved its athletic prowess as a select group of hardy teachers beat the varsity basketball team 52-44. Stars on both sides battled it out with vigor, while the student body cheered them on (of course—tho game was held during school time!). Cheering came from another sector, too—the women gym teachers, bedecked in appropriate sweators. gave full-voiced support to their cohorts. Their cheers wore novel, to soy the least. No tension-packed contest is complete without adequate press coverage. Dr. Munski. straight from the Shoreline city desk, did a splendid job of reporting the scoop. Although as yet uncon- firmed. rumor says that the faculty is scheduled to play the Boston Celtics next year. Mr. Mojfort oitoniihoi thorn all, includ- ing Davo Foil. Guo which hand? 32 33 Football Highland Park trio� a field goal. HEAD COACH JOHN CHICKERNEO had only a fair season in 1966, but when it was all over he boosted, This was the most courageous team I have ever coached. The varsity won three games and lost four in tho Suburban League, placing fifth. Bob Sedik and Steve Steinberg, who scored eleven of Highland Park's fourteen TD's, were both named to the All-Suburban League team, and John Wetsel and Davo Knapp received honorable mention. Sedik threw nine touchdown passes, six of them to Steinberg, and ran for five TD's him- self. On defense, Wetsel and Knapp made nearly half of the team's tackles. There was plenty of excitement and ten- sion this year. Tho final thirty seconds could have changed the results of both tho Waukegan and Morton games. Lee Barnett brought down the Morton quarterback at the I -yard line after time had run out. Thon there was the New Trier game. The Giants wore losing 12-0 with only six and a half minutes to play. Then it happened. Bob Sedik hit Stove Steinberg with two long touchdown passes, and Highland Park upsot powerful New Trier 13-12. Varsity Team BACK ROW: Coach Scornovacco, Coach Cordiff. Coach Righoimor, Coach Wisniewski, Head Coach Chiekorneo. SIXTH ROW: Magnus, Josoph, Addison. Honsgon, Taradosh, Wolf, Mills, Morqoson. Rosalini, Hirtonstoin. FIFTH ROW: Roich, Russell, Terry Baker, Kolly, Mauck. Seolig, Hartman. Axelrod. Pat Baker FOURTH ROW: Marx. Goman, Rubonstoin, Conover. Steinberg, Knapp, Maiman, Blackor. THIRD ROW: Sincere, Kleiman, Gorchoff, Altman, Lindstrom, Vig- nocchi, Harris, Mack, Shoemaker. SECOND ROW: Herman. Scornovacco, Freedman. Orlowsky, Skidmoro, Groongard, Barnett, Conley, Marks. FRONT ROW: Sedik, Wetsel. 34 Highland Park Beats New Trier 13-12! Louis Vignocchi was the World's Groatest Horo when ho booted the winning point through tho uprights. Stovo Stoinborg grabbod this twonty-six yard pass from Bob Sodik and draggod throo mon to tho ond zono with him, falling across tho goal lino to tio tho scoro with only 3:56 loft in tho final quartor. Quarterback Bob Sodik gamblod and ran on fourth down with loss than thirty soconds to go in tho gomo. Ho mado tho first down with no trouble, and Now Trier novor got a lost chanco. 35 Halfback lee Barnett cuts inside against Evanston. Suburban League Standings Evanston Won 7 Lost 0 Tied 0 Waukegan 5 2 0 Oak Park 4 3 0 New Trier 3 3 1 HIGHLAND PARK.... 3 4 0 Morton East 3 4 0 Proviso East 2 4 1 Niles East 0 7 0 Stuart Goman powors his way to a first down. John Watsol (92). Ron Rubonstoin (53). ond Davo Knapp (94) smash through to throw Oak Pork for o four yard loss. Varsity Team Record HIGHLAND PARK...........14 HIGHLAND PARK...........13 Highland Park ..........12 Highland Park .......... 7 Highland Park........... 7 HIGHLAND PARK...........19 Highland Park ...........0 HIGHLAND PARK...........33 Rockford .................... 7 New Trier ...................12 Proviso East.................45 Waukegan ....................14 Oak Park ....................15 Morton East .................14 Evanston ....................26 Niles East................... 6 36 Pat Baker follows Dan Kloimen (37), Jim Mauck (62), and Bob Sedik on an end sweep. BACK ROW: Matini, DalPonto, Dodd. Eldridgo. Cohon. Hammer- berg. Cowgill, Tarton, Coultor, Wait. Olson. FIFTH ROW: Monduno, Stockdale, Essorman. Harrington. Ettingor. Zemel. Wilton. Feldman, Abrahams. Morris. FOURTH ROW: Amttordam. Bortucci. Jacobson, Hazan, Albert. Sachs. Brouwn, Lisowski. Garrity. THIRD ROW: Fuller, Nathan. Ritch Santi. Mikelson. Rogor Santi. Zimmerman. Stern. Reif, Carter. SECOND ROW: Pascal. Schenk. Sachnoff. Zivin, Ross. Gips, Cucchiaro, Freodman, Ori. FRONT ROW: Ladurini, Forrari, Coach Spears, Coach Arreazola. Coach Land, Kagan, Gordon, Noidorman. Head Coach John Arrcazola could be quite proud of his (966 sophomores. Tho team posted a record of three wins, three losses, and one tie. finishing third in tho Suburban leaguo. Against New Trier, the sophs were losing 6-0 until tho fourth quarter, whon Sam Bortucci scorod. and tall Kim Hammerberg plunged across for tho outre point. A stellor dofonsivo effort stopped a last great drivo by the Indians. All tho boys dug in at Waukogan. Tho Bulldogs hod a first down at tho Little Giant 3-yard lino, but a terrific goal lino stand prevented a Waukegan score. Waukogan was close to the goal once more, but George Abrahams intercepted a pass in tho end zono. and ran it back a spectacular 103 yards for a Highlond Park TD. Tho Giants ended up on top 13-3. The sophomoros noodod a victory et Nilos to take third placo, and thoy won handily 21-0. Steve Olson threw a touchdown pass, and Gary Wait played brilliantly on tho line. BACK ROW: Mauck. Emalforb. Cape. Pollack, Gortner, Hughes, Shmiklor, Petersen. Margoson. SIXTH ROW: Karabin. Platt. Russoll. Early, Juhl, Conover. Feldman, Vei. FIFTH ROW: Frost. Ancahas. Levant. Koolor, Wernor, Master, Snyder, Gill. FOURTH ROW: Rosonblum. Moore. Brown. Zocharias, Paulson, Fiore. Newton, Tara- dash. THIRD ROW: Sincoro, Fell. Rood, Sapor, Castelli, Albert, Ep- stoin. Cohn. SECOND ROW: Lowitz, Birnborg, Nowman, Schoon, Silverman, Gorchoff. Stoin. Paradise. FRONT ROW: Coach Harris. Williams. Cohen. Coach Sandors, Chickerneo, Coach Martin. Tho freshman football team, undor tho guidanco of'Hoad Coach Frod Harris, rackod up an impressivo 5 and 2 leaguo rocord in 1966. Tho youngost Giants placod socond in the Suburban Leaguo bohind undefeated Evanston. Although it was a los- ing offort, the game against Evanston was the most exciting of tho year. Through tho first threo quortors. tho Wildkits were winning 12-0. But in the final quartor, the Baby Giants came to life. A Highland Park touchdown mado tho scoro 12-6. Evanston noarly scored again, as they drove all the way to tho Highland Park 10-yard lino. Only a fine dofonse kopt the Evanston toam out of the end zone. Whon the Giants took over, they promptly marchod fifty-five yards downfiold to the Evanston 35-yard line, but by tho timo thoy got there, loss than a minuto remainod. With thirty soconds left, a dosporation fourth down pass fell incomplete, and Highland Park novor got tho ball again. Vartity Cron Country BACK ROW: Nachman. Barancik. Weinberg. M. Dobroftky, Coach Ault. MIDDLE ROW: liobormen (mgr.). S. Dobroftky. Rotedale. Gibton. Golden (mgr.). FRONT ROW: Slack. Hinde. Cochron. Durmont, Dick. Hind© moves towards the front. Woinberg gains ground. 1966 was a disappointing year for the varsity cross country team. The harriers, set back by the loss of a fine runner, Charley Cochran, at mid-season, could only manage one tie in dual meet competition. John Hinde. senior, was consist- ently the top performer for the Parkers. Hinde set a new course record at Waukegan and came within one second of tying the Highland Park course record. VARSITY SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN Meet HP Opp. HP Opp. HP Opp. Maine West Center 12 of 17 8 of 18 8 of 17 Oak Park 46 16 40 20 Wheeling 29 26 30 26 30 25 Proviso East 31 24 26 29 Lake County 7 of 18 3 of 15 Niles East 28 27 18 45 Evanston 50 15 44 17 Morton East 49 15 16 47 19 36 Waukegan 28 28 23 34 Suburban League 8 of 8 5 of 8 Now Trier 44 17 44 17 Frosh Invitational 3 of 5 District 6 of 24 Froth Soph Crott Country BACK ROW: Goldman. Melvoin. Tatar. Konnody. Mandiberg. Rosonbaum, Coach Edwordt. THIRD ROW: Garnitr. Wion. Bradloy. Brower. Bakor, Whitohill. SECOND ROW: Wollf. Woits. Schoenstadt. Field. Papierniak. Roso. Frigo. FRONT ROW: Ballonger. Rohrer, Forman. Schary. Piller. Buth. Rotenbloom. 38 Eric Mom Jack Frigo Richard Stockdalo BACK ROW: Giangiorgi, Bongarlan. Zomol, Kennedy, Kelly. Hensgen. Shmikler. Coach Wisniewski. THIRD ROW: Moss. Cohon. Stockdate. Wait. Shoomaker, Mauck. SECOND ROW: Yoo. Lewit . Diamond, Garcia, Shapiro, Dolgin. FRONT ROW: Rosenberg. Reuben, Gerber, Tobin, Rosnick. Frigo. Varsity Team Nato Rosnick Gary Wait Rick Shoemaker Marshall Cohon Wrestling Tho big news in wrestling this year was Joe Tobin. Joe was the only member of the Highland Park team to go downstate, and he placed fourth in his weight class in tho state competition. Senior Eric Moss might also have qualified to travel down- state, but he injured his shoulder short- ly before the district meet. The Littje Giant varsity wrestlers had a 2-5 record in dual meets, which earned them sixth place in tho Suburban League. This season was the first time since before tho Class of 1967 entered high school that Highland Park has won a varsity dual meet in the Suburban League. Sevoral of the team's top wrestlers will return next year, including Tobin, so the Little Giant wrestling futuro is beginning to look brighter. SOPHOMORES—BACK ROW: Coach Spears, Morris. Harrington. Masini, Cohen. MIDDLE ROW: Glueck. Chamberlin, Bongarton, Furth, Zivin. Kennedy. FRONT ROW: Ellmann. Wion, Ziovo. Diomond. Schonk. FRESHMEN—BACK ROW: Louer. Frigo, Teppor, Mauck, Arnow. Shmikler. Early. Drow, Poota. Foil. Marks. THIRD ROW: Lowitx, Sopir, Prior. Goider- man, Kloin, Finoman. Albort, Sincere. Leopold. SECOND ROW: Ettlinger, Hoff- man, Gelbort, Dulin, Birnborg, Schoen. Wolff. Coach Poorson. FRONT ROW: Lopp. Newman. Schory, Harwood, Vinisti, Nadel, Salita, Phillips. 39 Brad Lind starred in the varsity production of West Side Story. Basketball Hoad Coach Fred Dickman had tho tallest team he hos ever had in his oight years at Highland Pari, but it was olso tho youngost. Six foot fivo inch junior cantor Brad Lind played overy game, flanked by sophomoros Kim Hammerborg and Art Elliot, both 6 4 . Seniors Steve Stoinberg, 6'3' and Jim Friedmon, 6’I , saw considerable action at guard. Minnio Scornavacco, a 5'6 senior guord. made up for his height disadvantage by being one of the finest ball handlers and playmalors in tho league. Brad Lind ran away with tho Suburbon Loague scoring championship, pouring in 337 points. Tho varsity ronkod third in offense in tho conforonco. totalling 911 points in fourtoon gomos. Brad Lind was tho sole junior namod to tho All-Conforence first team, ond Stove Stoinberg was given honorable mention. Neit year looks particularly bright for the Little Giants. Junior Mickey Cousin, an oxcollont shooter and dribbler, will havo a good chance to start at guard. Any of half a dozen sophomores might also ploy guard, and tho Junior Vorsity toam, cooched by Milo Gaspor, also hos some fine players to offer. With a solid nucleus of throo tall, oxporionced players—Kim. Art. and B'ad—tho 1967-1968 Littlo Giants should be the best in years. Suburban League Standings Waukegan Won Los 14 0 Proviso East 12 2 Evanston 8 6 Morton East 8 6 Niles East 6 8 New Trier 4 10 HIGHLAND PARK 2 12 Oak Park 2 12 Varsity Team BACK ROW: Coach Dickman. Wolf. Larson. Elliot. Lind. Hammorborg. Steinberg, Friedman. Coach Verland. MIDDLE ROW: Scornavacco. Fell. Bows. Zimmor- mon. MANAGERS: Werrenrath. Anixter. Sincero. Gordon. Schwortz. 40 Muscular Steve Stoinberg jumps for two points. Jim Friodman falls into a defender as he drives toward the basket. Varsity Team Record Art Elliot puts it thru for two, despifo tho offorts of thrco Niles North players. PRE-SEASON GAMES HIGHLAND PARK 64 Glenbrook North 55 Highland Park 58 Wheeling 61 Highland Park 57 North Chicago 72 Highland Park 60 Glenbrook South 62 SUBURBAN LEAGUE GAMES Highland Park 52 New Trier 74 Highland Park 64 Oak Park 75 Highland Park 64 Morton East 66 Highland Park 64 Niles East 82 Highland Park 53 Waukegan 74 Highland Park 64 Proviso East 77 Highland Park 69 Oak Park 78 HIGHLAND PARK 73 New Trier 53 HIGHLAND PARK 78 Niles East 75 Highland Park 66 Evanston 69 Highland Park 71 Proviso East 87 WINTER HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT HIGHLAND PARK 63 Niles West 52 HIGHLAND PARK 77 Woodstock 63 Highland Park 55 Niles East 60 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Highland Park 54 Libertyville 78 41 Minnio Scornavacco was a magician with tho ball all season long. Sophomores BACK ROW: Nicholson, Torson. Biolort. Kaye. Zollor. Coach Schromm. THIRD ROW- Grots. Olson, Dodd. Wilson. Hirschfield. SECOND ROW: Bornardi. Ettingor. Abrohoms. Curtiss. Ori. FRONT ROW: Tollman. Dop- pelt, Cahn, Sentollo, OHhan. In his first year at Highland Park, sophomoro coach Charles Schramm was facod with iho difficult problem of coach- ing a foam on which tho tallost man was only 6‘2 . Tho sophomores finishod sixth in tho Suburban Leaquo with o conference rocord of 4-10, ond an overall mark of 7- II. The team's playmaker was 6'I guard Stovo Olson, who was also a valuablo roboundor. The othor guard was George Abrahams, who was a fine outsido shootor. The two forwards wero David Ori. tho loading scoror for tho foam, and Jim Bornardi. on outstanding defensive ploy- or. Tho bost roboundor on tho team was si foot David Kaye, the shortest contor in iho Suburban League. In the most exciting game, the haploss Littlo Giants were trailing tho league- champion Waukegan Bulldogs by a score of 35-9 at halftime. Ashamed of their first half performance, tho sophomores camo out and ron ovor Woukogan 43-19 in tho second half, losing by only a singlo basket, 54-52. Tho crowd gavo a standing ova- tion and carsplittinq roars of approval, in spito of tho loss. It was that kind of toom offort that prompted Coach Schramm to boast, “I was proud of my toom for nover giving up and always hustling. Tho freshman A team, coached by Robert Masters, was tho only Little-Giant baskotball team to sport a winning record in tho 1966-1967 season. The frosh A squad posted a 6-5 Suburban Loaguo rocord, and won all three non-conferenco games for on onviablo 9-5 record overall. Coach Mostors' team finishod fifth in tho conference, but was only o gomo out of third placo. Waukegan was first. Coach Masters commontod that all tho membors of his tcom wero fino passers and shooters. BACK ROW: Pollack. Nou. Gortnor. Hughes. MIDDLE ROW; Cohen. Sklare. Hoffman. Voi. Coach Masters. FRONT ROW: Friodman. Piacenia. Levy. Koach, Cohon, Rosonblum. Freshmen Coach John Scornavacco's freshman B toam won fivo and lost si in loaguo play, and won two out of threo non-league games. Tho team finishod fourth in tho Suburban Loaguo—higher than any othor Littlo Giant baskotball team finished this season. Coach Scornavacco said tho team's stylo of ploy wos boll control and a hustling dofonso. BACK ROW; Zak. McHonry. Goldman. Cepe. Georgovich. THIRD ROW: Coach Scornavacco. Jacobs. Singor. Russell, Zacharias. SECOND ROW: Cohon. Chapman, Neal. Do Roso. Sokolsky. FRONT ROW: Lieberman, Linder. Hrabo. Forman. Smith. Tennis Varsity Team BACK ROW: Morris. Lovino, Silvorman, Addison. Amidol. Anspach. MIDDLE ROW: Proskill. Colo. Kloin, Soolig, Rogolinor, Hazelkorn. FRONT ROW: O'Connoll, Dovidson. Koff. Simon. Sanford. Magnus. Jim Friodman played varsity first singles dur- ing all four of His yoars at Highland Park. Frosh-Soph BACK ROW: Garland. Schoonsladt. Cahn. Corf. Cape. Rosenhouse. Koff. Rosenblum. MIDDLE ROW: Krauso. Mizof. Feinberg. Lahvic, Gips. Nathan. Migdow, Jacobs. FRONT ROW; Anspach. Burns. Atlas. Singor. Elson. Kloin. Smith. 43 Norm Frauenhoim grow a fluffy whilo board. Chip Mills attempted to swallow tho boys' pool in a singlo gulp. Swimming The Highland Pork varsity swimming team hod another fine year, tying with Waukegan for third place in tho Suburban League. Tho team had a 4-3 dual meet record in the conforonco. and was undofooted in four non-conference meets. The varsity took third in the loague meet, and wont on to placo sixth in tho district and eighteenth in the state, marking the eleventh time in twolve years that the team has placed in the state meet. Highland Pork owes much of its consistent success to the rigid discipline and long experience of Head Coach Don Davis. The varsity Little Giants broke four school records. Chip Mills was fifth in tho state in tho 100 yard free style with his record time of 50.5 seconds. Norm Frauenheim broke school records in both the 100 yard butterfly and the 200 yard in- dividual medley. Frauenheim and Mills teamed up with juniors Chuck Sarkady and Rick Schuster to establish a new school record in the medley relay. On the junior level six school records were broken. Chip Mills set new records in tho 50 yard and 100 yard freestyle events. Chuck Sarkady broko the 100 yard breaststroke record, and the team of Mills. Schuster. Sarkady, and Ballanger posted a new junior record in the medley relay. With so many superb juniors to lead the team noxt year, the 1967-1968 swimming season promises to be even bettor than this year. BACK ROW: Stutxmon. Ziv. Gotlsehall. Bartholomew. Friod. Bohn. Lang. MIDDLE ROW: Schuster. Frauenheim. Smith. Bornott, Mills. Marts. Coach Davis. FRONT ROW: Epstein. Smith. Noroim, Bal'anger, Rothfolder. 44 Diving Tho divmg team, undor tho direction of coochos Fred Harris and James Voss, hod two outstanding mombers. Kit Horris, at tho varsity lovcl, finishod si th in tho district moot diving competition, and Darryl Schoonstadt won tho Suburban Loaguo freshman diving championship. BACK ROW: Coach Voss. Harris. Coach Harm. MIDDLE ROW: Grossman. Altay, Lovino. FRONT ROW: Mullin, Rappoport, Schoonstadt. Kit Harris in tho midst of a back divo. Sophomores The sophomoro swimming team, coachod by Chuck Thomson, Finished fourth in tho Suburban Loegue with a 4-3 dual moot rocord. Tho toam was paced by Tom Jacobson in tho 200 yard freostylo. and by the modloy relay team of Poul Liobon- son. Larry Anspech. Tom Loohy, and Paul Caldarelli. BACK ROW: Jacobs. Brand. Bernay. Boy. Liebenson. MIDDLE ROW: Vonell, Donory, loahy, Jacobson, Coach Thomson. FRONT ROW: Suber, Pellar, Anspach, Caldarelli, Nathan. Freshmen Tho froshman toam. under tho coaching of Frod Harris and Chuck Thomson, was third in tho Suburban League behind Now Trior and Evonston. Tho toam's overall dual moot mark was 8-2. Darryl Schoenstadt was tho toam loador. Ho sot a now froshman school rocord in tho 100 yard buttorfly. and won tho conforonco diving titlo at tho froshman level. BACK ROW; Weiss. Papiorniak, Conover. Blakos- loo, Silverman. Koolor, Grossman. Coach Thom- son. THIRD ROW: Firostono, Barnett. Mc- Laughlin. Tokoph, Lahvic, Schoonstadt. Firostono. SECOND ROW: Roth, Goohring, Foinstoin, Goimer. May. Rosa. Friod. FRONT ROW: Mullin. Powoll, Uhlmonn. Roid. Stoin, Gibbs. 45 BACK ROW: Sheahon. Crano. Sodik. Linditrom. Rogan. Roson. THIRD ROW: Mayor. Fo� . M. Stoin, Rotalini, S. Stoin. Alldordico. SECOND ROW: Additon. Skidmore, Baler. Villaflor. Garcia. Wolf. FRONT ROW: Scornavacco, Sarkady. Kaplan. Gome . Bernard! 46 Jim Mayor Robert Kaplan Mike Wolf Ed Garcia Sophomores BACK ROW: Kayo. Kucoro. Cohon, Elliott, Olson, Ettinqor, Coach Arreazola. THIRD ROW: Kantor, Zomol. Mor- nardi. Abrahams, Stockdalo. Curtiss. SECOND ROW: Pago. Phillips. Tullman, Jacobson. Santi, Mickolson. FRONT ROW: Adlor. Stransky. Schenk. Bonqarton. Warsaw. The 1967 varsity baseball team was so outstanding that early in the season Coach Jay Sanders colled them potential Suburban League and State Champions. De- fense was the toam's forte, while hitting and pitching romained strong. Next year looks just as promising. Juniors Pot Baker, Marty Stein. Mike Rogon, Dugan Rosalini, and Mike Sorkody, in the starting lineup this year, will pro- vide a solid nucleus for the 1968 season. Robert Lindstrom Freshmen BACK ROW: Coach Bosslor. Hoffman. Bartolai, Gortnor, McHonry, Singer. Coach Land. THIRD ROW: Aicherman. Scholl. Feldman. Geidorman, Schnoidor. Phillips. Sheahen. SECOND ROW: Piacenza. Padderavd. Brown, Doty. Epstoin. Fisher. Moyers. FRONT ROW: Lapp. Foreman. Froundlich. Finoman. Stoin. 47 Track Middle distance was the word for the 1967 Parker track squad. The Little Giants were led by three returning members of the milo relay team which took seventh in tho state meet last year: Charlie Cochran, Lee Barnett, and Dick Woinberg. Adding vital depth to the thinclads in the sprints and quarter mile departments wore seniors Bill Mock and Ralph Gibson, and junior Ron Rosodale. The sophomores contributed to our fine middle distance strength, too. with Mark Rosenbaum and Rick Molvoin, who finished 3-4 in the sophomore Suburban League quarter mile. Although the ‘67 varsity was terribly weak in the field events, next year’s squad should be helped tremendously by the fine crop of sophomores this year. Gary Wait in the shot put, Rosenbaum and Melvoin in the long jump, and Dan Harring- ton and returning junior Bob Nachman in the high jump should make Highland Park considerably more dangerous in tho field events next year. Vanity Track in Action (clockwiso from top loft): Cochran. Gibton. Woinborg. Barnolt, Dick, Mack. Varsity Track BACK ROW: Coach Schramm, Hoffman. Goldsmith, Kollner. Tomplo, McLeod, Kapos, Lioborman. Coach Edwards. FOURTH ROW: Coach Scornovacco. Fishman. Barancik. Brown, Nachman. Morgan, Howard. Paul. THIRD ROW: Rosodalo. Cousin, Hirtenstoin, Brill. Schoonstadt. Alport. Ettlingor. Coach Righoimor. SECOND ROW: Cochran, Undorwood, Halporin, S. Dobrofsly. Durmont. M. Dobrofsly. Silvorstoin. Barnott. FRONT ROW: Mack, Yoolin, Woinborg, Knapp. Zimmorman, Hindo. Gibson. Middle Distance Runners Pace Varsity Track Frosh-Soph Track BACK ROW: Siogol. Garrity, Mandiborg, Coach Scornovacco. Coach Edwards, Coach Schramm. Coach Righoimor. Paloy. Hughos. Bradley. SIXTH ROW: Paul, Kapos. Ettlingor, Sapir, Zok. Pollack, Groon, Hoffman. Waltors. FIFTH ROW: Ballongor, Swanson. Acollo, Roid. Levant. Goldman. Lobl. Mauck. Platt, Prior. FOURTH ROW: Folkof. Wolff. Field, Roso. Voi. Emilfarb. Goorgo- vich. Gill. Koach. THIRD ROW: Fishor. Taradash. Garnitz, Russoll, Wilson. Margoson, Conovor. Rohror. Sachnoff. SECOND ROW: Storn. Fishman. Tatar, Konnody. Furth, Harrington. Molvoin. Brower. FRONT ROW: Buckloy, Rosenbaum. Morris, Wait, Dodd, Eldridgo, Whitohill. Bakor. Varsity Team BACK ROW: Coach Diclman. Gorinqer. Bronson Hartman. Reich. Hyman. FRONT ROW: Herman Sincere. Crowloy. Nannini, Bows. Frosh-Soph BACK ROW: Coach Vartand. Blumonthal. Rote, Lewis. Silverman. FRONT ROW: Winston. Linder. Chapman. Fell. 50 awes' Senior Loaders BACK ROW: Won- dy Dratlor. Kathy Habecost, Ron- nio Sokol. Carmen Ori, Kathy Vyn. FRONT ROW: Sandy Kelloy, Lucy Righi, Kathy Picchietti, Barb Elliott, Miss Tank (in wagon). Timorettos BACK ROW: Michele Free- man. Ginny Mosirow, Carol Lobin. Hillary Stuhman, Linda Gold. Janot Van Arsdalo, Rob in Shoemakor, Francie Joseph, Hone Moyers. Sue Levy. MID- DLE ROW: Barb Mondleson, Carol Kronanberger. Ann Sub- er, Shary Halpern, Marcy Al- bin. Martha Turk. Kathy Ladan- ny. Jill Poggioli. Bollo FingoJd. BOTTOM ROW: Nancy Graenobaum, Suo Kahnweilor, Robin David. Sue Friodman, Mary Engloman, Suo Solomon, Carla Stoigor, Cathy 8ortoni. 51 Girls’ Sports The Girls' Physical Education Department wracked up a smashing record in competition this year. Athletic meets, held daily from 8:30 to 3:40. exemplified a con- scientious attitude toward sports. Ambitious girls trekked into the upper recesses of the gym areas to play basket- ball. volleyball, badminton, hockey, and (at right) London Bridge is Falling Down. Keen competition forced the girls to experience the thrill of victory, or more often, the demoralizing sense of defeat. In addition to these stren- uous activities, girls also participated in the more aesthetic sports, such as swimming, dance, and trampolino. Work- outs were demanding, but the girls seemed to be quite enthusiastic, as evidenced by their high-spirited dash to tho locker room aftor class. Chris and Oebby learn in (heir gym classes that badminton is a gamo of graco and still. Stop tho gamo: my sock fell off. 52 i Swim danet loach synchronization in water ballot. Block it. Chiquita! Shory Bortz oxocutos a qracoful front down. Nancy Moiorow demonstratos a wolf-lick. ess David, Sugar. I'm o proud of you! Your do!ail aro finally concrotizod! Dr. Karl Plath Superintendent, District 113 Mr. Arthur Gosling Administrotivo Assistant to Superintendent Mr. Harold J. Parry Curriculum Co-ordinator Administration Dr. Nathar Sara Co-ordinator of Reim- bursable Programs and Rosoarch Mr. Earling Zaeske Operations Manager Mr. Leslie Libakken Assistant Suporintondont, Dis- trict 113 Board of Education STANDING: Mr. Stuort Bornstein, Mr. A!o« Bribor. Mr. Edward I. Rothschild. SEATED: Mr. William E. Nelson, Mr. Harry W. Knoll (pros.), Mrs. Jeanno P. Aitchison. Mr. Tod Winter. (left) secretary to the Board of Education: Miss Lillian Tucker. J 56 Special Services Mr . Leah Pollack and Mrs. Eloanor Bock Attendance. Offico Staff H.P.H.S. welcomed a new principal this year as Dr. John W. Price joinod our administration. Sincerely interested in the student body, Dr. Price has made a special effort to be aware of all activities in the school and all those individ- uals involved. Ho has introduced many liboral policies. Sen- iors. for the first time, received special privileges such os a talk hall and the chance t 5 leave school when not sched- uled for a class. In addition, this class was privileged with a number of humanities lectures by famous artists entitled the Star Lecture Series. The yearbook staff in particular would like to express its appreciation to Dr. Price for his constructive and sympathetic help throughout the year. STANDING: Mitt Millie Batt Mist Adelo Higgins and Miu and Mitt Ettie Anglum Mary Boeten SEATED: Mrt. Audrey Ryall Librarians Nurtot Mr. Jamet Witner, Accountant Mr. Floyd Barnet ond Mr. Pat Patqueti Bookttoro Staff Adminiitration Office Staff 8ACK ROW; Mitt Vornotto Werhano. Mrt. Mary Stooro, Mrt. Anno Riockon. Mrt. Mary Bunch. Mrt. Marcello Horno. FRONT ROW: Mrt. Joan Krost, Mitt Ruth Duncan, Mitt Audroy Thompson. Mrt. Alta Cliffo. Mitt Janet Anderton and Mitt Jeanette Wafft IBM Mitt Mary Thompton Study Holl Supervisor 57 Mr. David Floyd Miss Jana Bond Mr. Robart Cash 58 Mr. Mark Panther Doan of Studonts Let me see ... I'd like e smell school, worm climete, Liberol Arts ... put the cerd in the slot ... now do I find out which college is best for me? Although the computer thot sug- gests colleges does not cleim to be foolproof, it still represents one of many innovations inaugurated by the Guidance Department this year to help students plan their future. The most important innovation was Mr. Alexander, of course, the new college consultant from New York. As evi- denced in the candid below, ho quick- ly picked up the beat of H.P.H.S. Mr. Jamot Alexander Collage Counselor Mr. Roy Dransfeldt Policeman Mr . Phylli Hutchinson Receptionijt Offica Staff TOP ROW: {loft to right) Mrs. Mildred Hill. Miss Moragrot Appleton. Mrs. Mory Ellon Biolort. Mrs. Charlottlo Cardiff, Miss Helon Aynsley. Mrs. Adolino lodlio. SEATED: Mrs. Mory Carlini. Mrs. Mary Healy, Mrs. Jo Ann Lindahl. Mrs. Florence Rant . Mr. Kannath McCord Mathematics Mr. Algana Paarton Mr. Stava Land Mr. Larry Brotxman Daparimont Chairman Mit Lucilia Diadrick Mr. C. J. Winklay Mr. C. S. Sfunkal 60 Mi� Doloret OI«ton Mr. Richard Konnoy If you think calculus is tough. said one underclassman, you should seo my first-year algebra book! The Mathematics Department at Highland Park nover ceases to be challenging. Despite many teachers’ affinities for telling offbeat anec- dotes and farm stories, students learn an infinite amount of complex material. Although some found math rather Greek to them (especially those failing trigonometry), the majority regarded their equations as fascinating puzzles to solve. This year the department introduced new courses in computer mathematics and matrix algebra for students oither seriously interested in the field, or simply interested in tackling some- thing new. Plans for next year are still undisclosed, but Mr. Larry Brotz- man. department chairman, has in- timated to our yearbook interviewers that, contrary to popular rumor, x will still equal -V? Mi� Florence Wood Mr. Gerald Varland Mr. Erland Engitrom 61 Mr. Gilbert Martin Mit Pahy Mueller Mr. Harold McMullen Mr. Jamei Hironimui Department Chairman Mr. Joseph Motyl Mist Juliana Gerriti If you squirt me once more with that wash bottle. I'll.. Such friondly repartee can oftentimes be heard as a visitor to Highland Park walks through the foul-smelling halls of the Science Department. Catching loose mice, cutting out DNA mole- cules, and solving Mech-Maxe's (example: q. What is a noble stuck in the mud? a. an erlenmeyer q. What is a bovine directory? a. a catalyst.) are all common cultural diversions of this branch of the school. No matter how dangerous experimentation may prove, explosive discus- sions also account for many casualties in the Science Department (such as regenerating planarians which don’t quite make it). All in all. though, serious science students must agree that, despite stained sweaters, yellow hands, and radioactive arms, lab poriods provide time for creativity and individual inspiration. Mr. Gary Wank© Mr. Robert Carmichael 62 Mr. Richard Edwards Science Department Mr. Robart Atplund Mr. Ralph Eisaman Mr. H. E. Hanson Mrs. Loraino Cardinal Phyiici oiporiments add now UFO’s lo fho atmosphoro. 64 Time, ihe weakly magojino History : Mrs. Nancy Doodons Mr. Leonard Becker Slavery did not causo tho Civil War! How do you know? Wore you there? Dospite what a casual observer might assume, the Social Studies Department is not truly belligerent. Avid history stu- dents usually prefer studying wars to fight- ing them. Courses offorod to them this year ranged from Afro-Asian Studies to Sociology and Economics. In other words, friendly discussions covered such topics as Alexander Hamilton's sex-lifo; or, of course, the roads in Chile. In addition to regular classroom work, the History Department sponsored many field trips outside of the school. For ex- ample, a number of students received tickets to a symposium on tho draft, whore they heard such eminent speakers as Sen- ator Edward Kennedy and Margaret Mead. (Isn't it appropriate that tho Draft Con- ference was held in the Windy City?). Mr. Charles McGivorn Moot tho Press. .. Afro-Aiion Seminor Class Mr. Charles Thomson Mr. Robert Anthony Miss Roso Boghason 65 Mitt Grace McKichan Mr. Calvin Smith Min Hazal Tarry 66 Mr. William Schildgan Mit Alica Anderton Mitt Elizabeth Joiner Doportmont Chairman Mitt Lynn Weaver Mitt Anne Sovith Mitt Shirley 8ogt Well, if you turn off the microphone, she'll nover know you're sleeping! The lob is only one of the numerous advantages offered by the language depart- ment to Highland Park students. A variety of courses aro available, except of course. Russian and Chinese, because the John Birch Society has threatened to picket. Despite such difficulties, the department is always willing to experiment with new methods of toaching. In keen competition with Berlitz, both audio-lingual and classical approaches to language instruction ore explored. Miss Elizabeth Joiner, department chairman, reminded our yearbook staff of the many practical applications of language studies. These are especially apparent in heated arguments with parents, when choice of words must be carefully wotchod. Languago lab providot intriguing opportunities for the photographers. Mrt. Hildegard Sandahl 67 English Mis� Barbara Moittorheim Mi� Phylli� Christianson Mist Shirloy Nica Mr. Jarry Grunilta Dopartmont Chairman Mi� Baatrica Blonq Double, double, toil and trouble... Macbeth, Act IV, Scene I Shakospeare's quote quite precisely characterizes High- land Park students' feelings towards their themes, poetry analyses, and other such endeavors for our infamous Eng- lish department. The strains of 3-3-3 paragraphs and detailed details are familiar to a large part of the student body, es- pecially over the cursed weokends. Nevertheless, a survey has revealed that over half of the English students were re- ported alive at the end of the year. Even more encouraging, the Guidance Department, representative of Mrs. Mala- prop, has discovered that many seniors are perspiring to become English majors next year in college; which all goes to show that, in spite of the work, everyone learned a h - - - of a lot in English class, as Jerry Grunska would say. Mr. Donald Hainxalman Mi� Anno Whit 68 Mi� BoHo Hubb� Mi� Halan Palmor Mr. Robart Matiort ' 69 Mitt Daniollo Durham Mrt. Eithor Mattovor Mr� . Mao Eaton Mr. Guy Paponhauten Mrt. Lonoro Hoogotteger English Mrt. Dolorot Foloy Mrt. Ila Edwardt Contrary to common boliof, contciontiout tUidentt aro tomotimot allowod to uto tha library. Special Education Mr. Lanny Moroau Mr. Chariot Soipol Mrt. Sonia Swanton 70 May-me-mah-mo-moo—come on; make like a cow. i I know you're a fourth-year student, and I appreciate your artistic endeavor, but I don't know—it's just not me. The music and art departments of Highland Park present a full spectrum of artistic opportunities for the creative studont. In harmony with the new administration's liberal policies, these departments have been scored for a more prominent place in the school picture. After the sparkling debut of the summer humanities' program, popular acclaim demanded an extended engagement. As a result, a Fine Arts' Festival was scheduled in May. In addition, regular art dis- plays wore held in the main foyer and a new course in music theory was offered; all of which is cymbalic of the new forward look of music and art. Mr. Martin Haborland Department Chairman Music Mr. Edward Albin Mr . Ruth Euerman Dopertmont Chairman Mr. Richard Walter Mr . Fern Fisher 71 Mist Nancy Tank Dopartmont Chairman Miss Kathleen Disbrow Mist Sonje Caliondo Physical Miss Judith Stoltonberg Mrs. Antoinette Proll Driver’s 72 Miss Bonnie Haskott Mr. Fred Dickman Mr. Chot Carlson Mr. Jay Sandort Education Mr. John Scornavacco Mr. Don Davit Education Mr. Richard Ault Dopartmont Chairman Mr. Daniol Wisniewski Mr. Melvin Edwards Mr. Chariot Schramm Mr. Jamos Righoimer Mr. G. Burmoister 73 Mr. Kennoth Joritad Mitt Mario Wall Mr. Jamot Vott Dapartmont Chairman Industrial Arts 10 little, 9 little, 8 little fingers ... 7 little, 6 little, 5 little fingers... Although ell deportments hove their unique hazards— scratches, cuts, bruises, ond locerotions ore most pro- volent in the Industrial Arts section of the high school. Besides constructing much of the scenery for Stunts ond other productions, these students learn many special skills, such as auto mechanics, mechanical drawing, ond wood-working. 74 Mr. Paul McLaughlin Mr. Lloyd Dovoroaux Mr. Harold Carpontor Doparfmont Chairman Would you believe that, at this time last yoar, my hand was 8 long, and now it's only 7 ? Shorthand is only one of many valuable programs of- fered in Business Education. The typing course, for ex- ample. is guaranteed to cut down English-theme-writ- ing time by one-third. Business Management, on the other hand, aids conscientious boys in seeing that their fathers don't make mistakes. Mm. Grota Mount Mr. Robort Cardiff Home Economics Did you know the cafeteria lunches are very good for you? It says right here in my Home Ec. nutrition booklet... Food valuo is but one aroa of special knowledge gained from Home Economics courses at HPHS. Other skills include raiding the refrigerator when no one is looking, licking all the chocolate frosting bowls, and of course, sticking one's best friend with a pin when measuring her hem. Whether in sewing, cooking or home care, girls learn to put their experiences to practical use. Can I lick tho bowl? Mm. Norma Hammorborg Deportmont Choirmon Mrt. Margo Lothian Mm. Joan Young 75 Custodians BACK ROW: Sam Piacenza, Alfonso Olson, John McLoran, Lowell Crippon. Norman Potonon, Horbort Zimmor. FRONT ROW: Edmund Amendola. William Pranzini, Pator Chioni, John Scornavacco, Rocco Scopelliti. ABSENTEES: Danto Amidoi. Nod Glador (Maintononco Supervisor), Carl Haviland, Amorico Ladurini, Marshall Lodlio, Stovo Kolasa. Bruno Ori, Louis Rogers, John Rossi. Glenn Ruhgo, John Sordyl, Charles Winkler Bus Drivers Georgo Baillio. Fronlt McClory, Emory Cleveland. Maintenance Cafotoria Staff Irono Kombal, Morcodos Borubo. Elizabeth Johnson, Helen Hamm, Rosanno Lazaretti, Ann Berube. Catherine Castillo, Tony Rizzolo. Cafeteria Staff Julie Bucanti, Caroline Pohan, Bornico Skibba. Katherine Ori, Graco Kylo, Eloiso Spitzor, Rose Dwyer. ABSENT: Norbort Holland, Chof Cafeteria Ground Crew Robert Winllor, Edward Bogart, Jamos Mordini. Louis Vercollotti. Powerhouse Albert Godwin. Eiigono Black. Charlos Palmor, Stanloy Sikorski. Underclassman: Ono who diligently stu- diet whon nocessary or unnecessary, in sickness or in hoallh, in tho prosonCo of a proctor or not—striving to put tho soniors to shomo! . 77 Junior Executive Board BACK ROW: Suian Madian, Phil Dixon. Lot Bidor. Potor Jocobt. Alico Lowo. Mr. Kroll. THIRD ROW: Borry Ruttoll. Nancy Zimlor. Pott Barr. Mark Leopold. Not© Rotnick. SECOND ROW: Sandy Dobrikin, Michael Cemporoalo, David Marx. Ricki Grost. FRONT ROW: Joanno Ledor- man. Carl Lipschultz. Jonnifor Foil, Jill Janowt. ABSENTEES: Ann Stod- dard. OFFICERS (too right): David Eppstein, Wondy Noro. Mai Bonnhoim, Bonny 8©ckorman, Chuck Allderdice. Class of ’68 Mr. Albin BACK ROW: Clydo Whitman, Robert Andrini, Jim Mauck. Michael Siegel, Bill Richards. John Hensley, Ron Schoonstadt. THIRD ROW: Robert Ritholz, Garry Borman, Steve Sadin, Rick Shoomokor, Marc Mongol. Rogor Koen, Bill Southorton. Barry Solk.- SECOND ROW: Paul Williams. Cisco Villaflor, John Morris, Jamos 8owors. Lucian Cecchi, Corrado Pighotti. FRONT ROW: Mai Bonnhoim, Peter Sternberg, George Shelton. Hoctor Garcia. Joe Tobin, Carl Lipshultz. ABSENTEES: Francis Acollo. Androw 8rill, Jamos Crowloy. Miss Blong BACK ROW: Suszi Goldberg, Susie Slowin, JoAnn Shimizu, Jan Halporin Cindi Nuutinen, Joan Von Arsdale. THIRD ROW: llano Moyors, Lois Win- tors, Jono Rotonborg. Doborah Looff, Suo Do Vroog. Doboy Tyrrell. Sue Schnoidor. SECOND ROW: Beverly Cassai, Ricki Grots. Sherrie Schrimmer Louise Cobbs. Bello Fingold, Marlene Dillard. FRONT ROW: Holly Logon More! Centin, Alone Schustor, Karon Bernstein, Francio Fortunato. ABSEN- TEES: Shoron Stern, Gail Tozioli. Mitt Caliendo BACK ROW: Marcia Zuckor, Myra Abernathy. Kathy Nathan. Karon Claus- ing. Pauloo Goidorman. Sandy Goringor. THIRD ROW: Jano Fucik, Dobbi Kugler, Sharon Rubin, Dobbio Jacobson, Yvotto Prizant, Joyco Jacobs, Ellen Siegel. SECOND ROW: Barbio Marks, Jill Jarsows. Cathy Poppo, JoAnn Modnick, Sue Solomon. FRONT ROW: Sharon Atlas, Kathy lisowski, Wendy Horzog. Susan Friodman, Richetta lovino. ABSENTEES: Joyco Dal Ponte. Tally Lendor, Kothloon Whifo. Mr. Cardiff BACK ROW: Patar Frye. Fred Piacenza, Rick Schuster, Bob Friodmon, Craig Lang. Bob Barancik. Richard Good. THIRD ROW: Paul Lehman.'Jim Honnig, Scott Addison. Tony Pioroni, David Inlander, Andy Marks, Ralph Rothfelder. SECOND ROW: Fabian Bloom, Glen Sparks, Glen Finoman. Bill Skindor, Kon Block, Bonnott Wolf. FRONT ROW: Larry Coff. Jon Gell, Nato Rosnick, Jon Friodman, Loon Zor, Loslio Fischberg. ABSENTEES: Guy Tazioli, Bob Bowon. 'Makers of the Finest Buzz Books Anywhere’ Let your fingers do the walking. 79 Juniors Mi� Eaton BACK ROW: Cathy Hines. Patti Barr, Patti Crowdson. Mog Conway. Fran- cio Joseph, Mary Cantagallo. THIRD ROW: Bonny Bockorman, Carmel Rosa, Krii Kolstor, Torrio Flink, Judy Fuonto, lourio Eisenschiml. SECOND ROW: Emma Brunini, Cathy Milligan, Jonny Taylor, Gail Sehwarx, Bonnio Kagan. FRONT ROW: Debbio Ashor. Domotra Johns, lourio Baum, Ellen Koenigtborg, Fran Padorr. ABSENTEES: Dalo Borshad, Marne Hinde, Linda Kloin. Adolo Nohor. Bovorly Stono. Mr. Heinielman BACK ROW: Bruco Stuhmon, Miko Margoson, Klaus Brux, Stove Miller, Chip Mills. Joe Donahue. THIRD ROW: Paul da la Llama. Myles Falkof, Stovo Friod. Loo Poskind. Jim Black, Joo Nanini, Stovo Hartman. SECOND ROW: Torry lllos, John Simons. Vorno Roich. Scott Hirtonstoin, Torry Bakor. FRONT ROW: Brian Gerber, Larry Kaplan, Barry Russell, Howard Siegel, Joffroy Finko. Miss Higgins BACK ROW: Pog Gerrington, Rosomorio Boys. Cothy Knoll. Jano Kirchhoimor, Carolo Sorbin. THIRD ROW: Joan Wilson, Joan Vonturini, Judy 8arrington, Shoryl Soifor, Sandy Dobrikin. SECOND ROW: Carol Robbins. Harriot Gold, Kosia Mintch, Robin David. FRONT ROW: Kothy Morris. Alison Wien. Susan Bergor, Morlo Charok. ABSENTEES: Sandra Atherton, Paula Caldarolli, Vicki Scornavacco, Patti Massa, Katio Ryon, Kathy Pilurs. Girls! Watch thoso homlinos! 80 Mr. Kroll BACK ROW: Dugan Rosaliri. Lylo For. Jon Kalan, Stovo Goorgcvich, Davo Crano, John Friodborg. THIRD ROW: Al Blumonthal, Mike Levy, Ronald Chopman. Marty Slain, Grog Herriges. Jim Conway. Larry AUmondingor. SECOND ROW: Simon Bernstein. Mika McCarty. Ed Gomor. Jim Colo, Jon Viclor. Mark Spiwak. FRONT ROW: Robart Schtosinger, Paul Schiff, Dan Shapiro, David Roubon, Mika Franks. ABSENTEES: David Marx, John Park, Gerald Kraynick. Mr . Mount BACK ROW: Susan Wolf. Alica Lowo. Holly Haim. Pam Duman, Pom Woiss, Lisa Fosbondor. THIRD ROW: Linda Corvolli, Ginny Mosirow. Barb Frank. Choryl Mordini, Vicki Schwarh. Bonnio 8uck. SECOND ROW: Glady Frankal, Irano Crovalli. Sue Gunders. Sandy Swanbarg, Diano Chausow. FRONT ROW: Kathy Milchell. Joan Lapp. Lanore Eisonschiml, Jill Hocking. AB- SENTEES: Cofhy Boilini, Carla Newman, Lynn Nysted, Susan Pomeroy. Ann Suber, Meg Sweeney. Would You Believe Only One More Year? 4iss Oleson ACK ROW: Dale Ellinger. Gleda Gotdsholl. Lynn Reislor, Jan Van irsdale. Leslie Richards, Natalie Millington. THIRD ROW: Jill Poggioli, usi Brodsky, Ronna Harris, Nancy Bauden, Carol Kronenbergor, Roso Albort, ano Vonturini. SECOND ROW: Valreo Hoffman. Joan Yaffo, Martha loriog, Barb Mondelson, Debbio Soglin, Ann Stoddard. FRONT ROW: lonna Welder, Suo Kahnweilor, Bobbi Neiman, Both Moses, lleno Friod- � an. ABSENTEES: Nancy Greenobaum. Linda Schnoidor. Miss Prahl BACK ROW: Matilda Ladurini, Sylvia Scalabrini, Peggy Jacobs, Julio Sholton, Caryl Hoymann. Rito Stipo. THIRD ROW: Suo Bolinger, Susan Gainos, Kathy Vehe. Ada Bernbaum. Shary Halpern. SECOND ROW: Leslio Zak. Mary Scully, Angelo D'Astici, Joanno Loderman. Juno Rirxolo. Cathy Nisson. FRONT ROW: Amy Goldman. Wendy Kornick, Dobbic Christonsen. Lynn Doner, Liso Klocknor. ABSENTEES: Vicki Factor, Audroy Bloom, Kathy Stoole. 81 Mr. Righeimer BACK ROW: Joo Pioracci, Davo Schnoidor, Bob Crovotti, Bob Smith. John Weltzok, Bob Nachman. THIRD ROW: Ralph Foldstein. Richard L Gross- man. Jim Azelrad. Stove Fishmon, Riel Monning, Jim Hentgen, Jim Bar- tholomew. SECOND ROW: Robert Swartz, Chariot Crono. Raymond Zolko, Bob Metzger, Bob Hoinomon. Michaol Camporoele. FRONT ROW: Ron Giangiorgi. Rodney Longlois, Forrest Grant. Greg Kravitt, Jim Goldstein. ABSENTEES: Ken Spector. Bill Holliday. Mr. Schildgon BACK ROW: Darrel Temple. Jeff Bennett, Tom Glover. Chuck Collin Bruce Bornow. Loron Johnson. Gary Williams. THIRD ROW: Jomot Blocko Koovan Morgan. Los Bidor, John Estop, Pat Kelly, Michaol Collins. Joh Seelig, Mike Sedik. SECOND ROW: Richard Dungjen, Robert Dolg! Jemos Lohvic. Mark Wachholder, James Koch, Robort Newman. FRON ROW: Don Kloin. Bill Bernard!, Bob Gottlieb, Tom Spitz. ABSENTEE? Marc Handelmon. David Elstrom, Jeff Maytjr. Mr. Smith BACK ROW: Stephen Omolecki. Jorry Inmon. David Price. Chuck Alldordice, Gordy Wolf, Ross Pascal. Darryl Bronson. THIRD ROW: Buzz Epstoin. loo Joseph. Steve Halperin, Bill Plouff. John Larson. Som Manfredini, Peter Jacobs. Ron Rotedalo. SECOND ROW: Jeff Harris, Mark Glass. Dennis Lazar. Michaol Loo. Carey Brown. Buzz Ballenger. FRONT ROW: Doniol Rosenberg. Marty Howard. Eugone Schwioger, Jon Whitohill, John Beslow. ABSENTEES: Chuck louor, Robert Luskin. Mr. Silverstoin BACK ROW: William Brown. Mark Zimmott, Bob Dick. Bob McLaughlin. Don McClory, Mike Taradath, John Hauschild. THIRD ROW: Mickoy Cousin. Mork Loopold. Mark Broyor. Nicholas Campbell. Mork Diamond, Stuart Stein, Jim Pielot. SECOND ROW: Donnit McDonald, Pat Baker. Davo Eppstoin. Bob Kram- sky. Doug Hovel. FRONT ROW: Tom Magnus. Mika Sarkady. Stevo Kaddon, Stovo Proskill. ABSENTEES: Jack Burcholl. Gerald Pozen. Richard Lieberman, Warren Nelson. Juniors 82 Milt Sovilfi 8ACK ROW: Nancy Zimlor, Koron Nussboum, Barb Pohlko. Iliio Brown, Dob- by Dubach. Mimi Domma. THIRD ROW: Jonio Tamarri, Jan Jacobs, Barb McSivorn. Suo Conloy, Linda Casdon, Susan Salite. SECOND ROW: Bambi Lovin. Lynno Barras, Lynno Bornaboi. Cathy Michaols, Wondy Nora. FRONT ROW: Tricia Mot?. Margy Gordon. Laura Mohgor. And! Aborman. Judy Konowitz. ABSENTEES: Kathloon Callon, Michollo Jocks, Nancy Stroickor. Bulova Time is 8:35 at Suo Kahnwoilor chocks thtf pass of a latocomor. Mits Van don Brooclc BACK ROW; Jill Stoin, Sharon Satch, Graco Hoppor. Janit Wansorski, Dodo Rau, Jan Harris, Susan Median. THIRD ROW: Kathy Kilkonny. Nancy Kutnor, Jeanno Dig an?, Sandy Freoman. Dobbio Kanouso, Kathy Hollor, Gonio Danakas. SECOND ROW: Anita Spanier, Gingor Moss. Holly Birn- baum. Linda Schwartz. Ellon Holland. Judy Maccaboo. FRONT ROW: Choryl Nustra, Wondy Markt, Kay Woinstock. Cathy Achborgor. Marcio Wolf. Alico Fintfon. ABSENTEE: lldiko Krittof. Mr. Witniewtki BACK ROW: Bob Prico, Eddy Hoffman, Michael Rogan, Ron McLood, Chuck Podall, Kevin Sandborg, Potor Santi. THIRD ROW: Lot Newman. David Rado. Mark Kol nor. David Borlholomow, David Lovino, Grog Kraft. Norm Kirsch. Philip Dixon. SECOND ROW: Stovon 8orto!otti, Richord Schnodig, Tod Goldsmith, Chuck Sarkady, Gary Rogalinor, Lloyd Lowingor. FRONT ROW: Stovon Alport, Jomos Spoyor, Bartloy Berngard, Bob Richter, Marc Konslor, Dicky Yoo. Mrs. Young (too loft) BACK ROW: Joyco 8lock, JoAnn Munn, Botsy Dodgo. Goil Bixby, Dobby Ponnish, Loslio Lormon. THIRD ROW: Jonnifor Foil. Pam Stubonvoll, Dobby Goior. Jill Borinstein, Barb Schaoppi. Judy Schwiogor, Donna Shoahon. SECOND ROW: Martha Gibson. Joan Mostingor, Mary Ann Corvotti, Pam McHonry, Elyso Schnoidorman. FRONT ROW: Sholloy Kroitor. Shoilo Draft. Susan Noiditch, Dobby Kleinman, Kathy Brown. ABSENTEES: Nancy Daugherify, Donno Bobbin. 83 Class of 69- Coming Up In The World Sophomore Executive Board BACK ROW: Mr. Leonard Boclcor, sponsor; Jool Cahn. Sandy Essorman, Ron Torson. Bob DuBroff. Miss Joan Handsel, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Wally Nathan. John Mussio, Larry Stornborg, Bob Kahn, Don Tullman, Jim Krauss. SECOND ROW: Ponny Weil. Carole Flax. Patty Ratajczyk, Barb Stein. Debby Kramer. FRONT ROW: Janot Krauso. Jill Zimmerman, Penny Glick, Sandy Shonkon, Carole Konsler. Mr. Anthony BACK ROW: Joel Cahn, Ed Gietl. Choster Dillon. Lorry Herring. Bob Wilson, Arnold Millan. THIRD ROW: Marc Chalfen. Lorry Haynes. Burton Kleinmon, Bob Garling, Paul Liebonson, Richard Dadisman, Terry Gips. SECOND ROW; Ricky Gans. Miko Cortor. Andy Olmstod, Mork Zivin, Mark Brower. FRONT ROW: Ricky Eis, Dennis Druktonis, David Chamberlin, Som Minorini, Peter Subor. ABSENTEES: Dovid Finch. Frank Nardomorino, Chris Sabold. Bob Scolobrini. The big wheels of the Sophomore Class—OFFICERS: Gail Hirsch (soc.J, Margio Morrison (soc. chrmn.), Iro Hirschfield (pres.) Torry Gips (trees.). Kim Hammerberg (v. pres.). fit Mr. Arreaiola BACK ROW: Robert Tyner. Bruco Cohon, Kim Hammorborg, Jock Herring- ton. John Konnedy, Horry Pascal. Bob Masini. THIRD ROW: Bront Banda- lin, Wally Nathan. Georgo Abrahams. Miko Cimmarusti. Michaol Lemma, Rendy Rose, Scott Garland, Jim Brinkman. SECOND ROW: Art Kirchhoimor, Loo Sachnoff. Dennis Ross. Jim DeVory. Ken Miiel, Miko Mizel. Alton Lovin. FRONT ROW: John Hughos, Jimmy Lonzini, David Levy, Bert Mills, Ed Bollis. Gordon Schooppi, Bruce Amsterdam. 84 Mr. Bockor BACK ROW: Joff Forkas. Dan Harrington, David Kayo. Jay Boilort, Rich- ard Coslor, Ron Forth. Thomas Corf. THIRD ROW: Rick Molvoin, Tom Loahy, David Jacobson, Mark Gorrity. Rich Stockdalo, Stove Siogol, Chuck Moyor, Joff Stollman. SECOND ROW: Stovo Jaros, Alan Chausow. Kon Zimmor- man. Bob Roif, Stovo Fishman. Miko Garner, Don Tullman. FRONT ROW: Richard Rubonstein, Bruco Rogors, Tom Warsaw. Hal Fischor, Joff Pollor, Angelo Moretii, Stovo Kraft. Miss Boghason BACK ROW: Madolaino Poxon, Barb Vitlonson, Jodio Juhl. Denise Farns- worth, Margo Baron, Vivion Sogall, Sandy Waos. THIRD ROW: Eugonia Sas- sor, Carolo Flax. Joannie Nihlson, Barb Holporin. Peggy Long. Nancy Novit. Joan Millmen. Cathy Ladany. SECOND ROW: Suo Kromor, Gaylo Kal, Loretta Piaconxa. Barbara Font. Karon Fronxcl. Lynn Siogol. FRONT ROW: Carmon Perox. Lori Hokin, Bonnlo Frost, Jill Mating. Etissa Sonescu, Angie Loncioni. ABSENTEE: Lynn Lerman. Sophomores Mr. Engstrom BACK ROW: Daniel Juhl. Garry Koff. Davo Ori, Tom Konnedy, Art Elliott, Larry Kantor, Daniel Engel. THIRD ROW: Miko Whito, Rogor Sonti. Chuck- Pogo, Larry Stornberg. Roy Poultor. Rich Morolli. Paul Morris. SECOND ROW: John Stransky. Dovo Simons. Marc Blumonthal. Bernhard Joleniowski. Joff Stern, Robert Lovin. FRONT ROW: John Landis, Miko Wiosen. Dwight Koch. Tim McCartnoy. Miguel Porex. ABSENTEES: Jon ChostOr, Howard Paul, Honry Gibson. Neod wo say more about tho sophomoro yoar? 85 Miti Giffhorn BACK ROW: Robin Levin, Linda loydon, Judith Schwandt, Barbara Mosas, Darlono Dramfoldt, Torry Winfort, Robin Shoomakor. THIRD ROW: Jana Patti . Suzanne Perraud, Martha Johnton. Joania Dobkin, Both Broday, Elian Hirsch. Gail Hirich. SECOND ROW: Laurio Moroz. Janet Floischmann. Penny Glide. Joanno Wallace. Judy Rotonbaum, Laurol Smith. FRONT ROW: Gail Bornttein. Andrea Beck. Pam Waldman, Dorothy Brown, Nancy Hall, Loona Sigmon. ABSENTEE: Raoleno Roraldo. Mr . Greener BACK ROW: Michello Volloz, Choryl Barnhart, Jan Larton, Mary Hart. Lynn Stern, Sonni McHonry. Suo Pattorton. THIRD ROW: Jacky van Leou- won, Judi Jacobi, Gloria Larzaretto, Suo Levy, Debby Kramor, Sutan Kirk, Nadia Karabin, Gori Abramt. SECOND ROW: Debbie Jahn, Martha Tuck. Randi Goro, Alliton Sanburg. Dobbio Rodman, Tina Barr. FRONT ROW: Cecil Shack. Carla Steigor. Cathy Toinor. Roni Mott, Janet Schiff, Janot Franklin. Mitt Handxol BACK ROW: Yelona Miloiovich. Jill Rodgers. Torri Fabbri, Bonnio Notion, Pog Laniman, Toddy Lopata, Katio Winston. THIRD ROW: Virginia Man- frodini. Joan McCaffroy, Janice Rabin. Peggy Mayer. Jean Polerton. Jill Zimmorman, Debbie Good. SECOND ROW: Peggy Richland, Margio Morri- son, Janot Stephenson. Barb Bonnott, Nancy Mardor, Marilyn Barmash. FRONT ROW: Jan Krafsur, Margio Altman. Janot Albert, Shelley Spark. Linda Lolli, Sharon Picchiotti. Sophomores Are 86 Does anybody know which one I mix to get shocking pink? Mr. Haug BACK ROW: Jim Conway. Norm Kucera. Leo Brand, Tom Baker. Miko Gor- don, Clifford Sapor. John Tatar. THIRD ROW: Russoll Williams. Pofer Phil- lips. Richard Ugolini, Marc Palay, Bob Kahn, Andy Mayor, David Fishor, Miko Sopor. SECOND ROW: Konny Stein. Michaol Saljman, Hortonco Goldsholl. Jack Caringello. Duke Dillard. Don Fuller. FRONT ROW: Ron Schwarz. Mark Rosonstoin. Charles McGivern. Stove Gilson. William Cobbs. Randy Harris. ABSENTEE: Tom Freedman. Sophomoros gather around tho centor pole for their morning chit-chat. On The Go Mr. Hironimus 8ACK ROW: Sandy Essorman, Rob Ferrari. Howard Eldridqo, John Roit- meyor. Tom Winter. Grog Booudin, Richard Harbison. THIRD ROW: Bob Forgan. John Straus. Rich Santi, Bruco Cabri, Mike Cohn. Scott Glabman, Ron Romitti. Stovo Bokor. SECOND ROW: Larry Anspach, Erol Altray. Stovo Cucchiaro. Jim Hyman. Cary Root. FRONT ROW: Lanco Ellman. Paul Caldorolli. Joff Gumbiner. Dennis Schenk. Bruce Bongarton. Ernie Nathan. ABSENTEE: Donnis Ori. Mr. McCord BACK ROW: Mark Rosonbaum. Gary Wait. Barney Feldman, Ron Tarson, Mike Mirando. Bob Slooman, Potor Nicholson. THIRD ROW: Larry Albert, Randy Gross, Dan Splett. Jim Mandiborg. Joey Signorio. Chad Gottloman, Leon Danker, Bob Doppelt. SECOND ROW: Harry Witz. Miko Krugor, Scott Morgon. Georgo Inglis, Curt Solti. Sam Bertucce, Chris Rollo. FRONT ROW: Miko Wion. Bob Fonchol. Frank Gatto, Chuck Eisner. Rich Kagan, John Adler. Joff Spitz. ABSENTEE: Brooks Atherton. 87 Min Meislerheim BACK ROW: Botty Gurioli. Lori Lovinson, Angola Montgomery, Barbara Burchall, Donna Corvatti, Both Arvoy, Hilario Stutzman, Barbara Oppon- hoim. THIRD ROW: Mikli Bohn. Michelle Freeman, Rama McCurry, Sholloy Rodin. Jean FitzSimons, Sherry Wessel, Debbie Freehling, Wilma Bernardi, Judy Leods. SECOND ROW: Debbie Woinborg. Marg Bobbins. Evan Gainos, Pam Choss. Alison Baker. Margo Vetter. Alison Lang. FRONT ROW: Dobbie Saltiol, Kathy Bartoni, Linda DeVroeg, Shelley Harrington. Carole Konsler. Marlon Schnoider, Susan Kohn. ABSENTEE: Patricia Mc- Henry. The Sophs “Concentration, now in action, thinking of. . Miss Mockridge BACK ROW: Gwen Holabird, Carol Rathsam, Choryl LoVino. Jan Baldroy, Nan Weiss. Marilyn Pantor. Barb Kolling. THIRD ROW: Betsy Palmer, Carol Lubin, Mary Ann Ugolini, Liz Cheresn. Janet Johnston, Martha Andres, Janet Ruwitch. SECOND ROW: Kathy Garling, Ellen Docker, Noncy Isser- mon, Janice Vyn, Lynn Slowinski, Sandy 8orlin. Bovor'y Goodall. FRONT ROW: Janot Krauso. Linda Font. Sand! Blumenthal, Cathy Ireland. Karin Epton, Mary Goodman. Mr. Pearson BACK ROW: David Whitehill, David Tonotte. Hal Ettinger, Reginald Ash. Jim Dodd, Goorgo Sachs. Don Curtiss. THIRD ROW: Bob Barrington, Bill Santello, Dave Hazan, Arnie Brown, Richard Turchi, John Mussio, Jeff Migdow, Jerry Mickelson. SECOND ROW: Merrill Levine, Stan Zollor, Eugene Vogds, Mike Fortunato. Bob Corsini, Tom Bradloy. FRONT ROW: David Zieve, Tom O'Dono- van, Lonard Pearlman, Joff Winston, Jon Bornstoin. Miko Carasik. ABSENTEES: Kurt Jenisio, Bob Wilhoim. 88 Are Movers Mitt Progr� BACK ROW: Bobbi Hordes, Margo Di Loronxo, Ponny Wail, Marcy Frank, Lorra Rudman. Dolores Campo. THIRD ROW: Betty Karger, Daryl Glass- man, Ellon Yonos. Gail Roanoy. Yolo Orl, Cathy Knapp, Abby Forry. SEC- OND ROW: Nanci Padorr, Sandy Zuckor, Sue Talano. Ronoo Scnaffnor, Sandy Kramor, Linda Goro. FRONT ROW: Marlono Oliff. Linda Massey, Dobbio Bogort, Laurie Silborman, Julio Norini. ABSENTEES: Goorgo Red- field, Elizabeth Cardenas, Linda Spitz. Peggy Whito. Miss Sandahl 8ACK ROW: Cindy Snydor, Barb Stoin, Salty Korshak, Ann Friotom. Barb McHenry, Dobbio Dorsoy. Mary Graham. THIRD ROW: Leah Orloff, Judy Ragir, Maria Fontana, Julie Doan. Stacy Shopard, Phyllis Noble. Brunildo Amidei, Ellen Moiorhoff. SECOND ROW: Susan Burrist. Barbio Blerut, Jon Johnston. Lynn Kroda. Roso Douglas. Jan Michell. Jann Burton. FRONT ROW: Loslie Markman, Barb Michaols, Claudia Shutan, Jessica Forman, Kathy Bettanin. Jano Friodman. Gail Borfolotti. ABSENTEE: Janotto Kloin. Sophomores Mi� � Tarry BACK ROW: Connio Giollanxa. Joan Weinross. Barbara Kollncr. Jan Henderson, Laurie Gurnick, Laurie Bowers. Kathy Hourihan. THIRD ROW: Debra Hart. Louiso Ruokberg, Wendy Berliant. Sandy ShanVen. Sharon Barlloy. Jody Earharl. Robin Neuburger. Linda Groonwald. FRONT ROW: Sally Maisol. Jill Felscnthal. Cara Durschlag. Cerrio Cianchotti. Elissa Millor. Barbara Frank, Nancy Hong. Mr. Varland BACK ROW: Dwight Bonell, Don Dal Ponto. Rick Messingor, Don Cowgill Miko Buckloy. Frank Munduno. THIRD ROW: Jim Turco, Jim Jacobson Carey Bay. Tom Jacobs. Miko Lewis. John Opponheimer. Stuart Zomol SECOND ROW: Bob Ratnor, Harbison Huntor. Jim Krauss. Rich Lisowski Ed Corin, Jorry Shorman. FRONT ROW: Nick Nustra, Jeff Olshan, Davr Edolstoin, Philip Hondler. ABSENTEES: Bob Wirth, Gerald Tennette, Horl Hinkle. Pat Schwalbach. Mr. Winkloy (see right) BACK ROW: Joff Feldman. Grog Moyer. Peter Corf, Steve Olson. Wayno Bur- mon, John Levine. Lawrenco Kloin. THIRD ROW: Ira Hirschfiold. James Bor- nardi. Dan Rosenhouse. Larry Bornay. Bob Dubroff. Jonathan Roscnblum, Sergio Or!. Marc Saqor. SECOND ROW: John Ladurini, Jim Gobbons. Kim Nieder- man. Robbie Glucck, Ricky Weil. Guy Alchon, Howard Bateman. FRONT ROW: David Enstrom. Rick Omens. Roger Kopes. Koith Shorony, Don Kilkenny. Pat Kont, Stoven Diamond. ABSENTEE: Joso Rivera. Miss Wood (see right) BACK ROW: Judy Proskill. Patty Nowton, Stephanio Wynn. Beth Block. Candy Bornardi. Jackio Shank. Jill Shorman. THIRD ROW: Bruna Brugioni, Karon Mcdoff, Debbie Ghorardini. Kathy Hindo. Potty Ratajcyzyk. Lix Lcshtx. Robin Henschel, Mary Vona. SECOND ROW: Lynn Dana). Peggy Bornard. Carol Beck. Both Swoony. Tooky Sonti. Wondy Looff, Barb Lyon. FRONT ROW: Hannio Yeo, Julio Korpai. Wendy Coplan. Lynn Tickos, Ginny Borgart. Teresa Vona. AB- SENTEES: Jano Goldberg. Suo Glaxer. 90 Froth Ejocutivo Board BACK ROW: Eddio Silvorman. Hilton Gordon. Gory Foldman. Richard Zak, Harold Alan Emalfarb, Boniamin Los Platt, Dan Zachariat. THIRD ROW: Kathy Richardt, Nancy Eitentchiml. Carolo Cousin, Dobbi Krumboin, Koron Birstoin. Mory Norini. SECOND ROW: Bonnott Cohan, Loren Nowmon, Diane Sodor, Robert Stoin. FIRST ROW: Linda Kagan. Sheri Harrit, Ellen Winters, Barbara Gloss. Although her hoir gots soakod in chcmicols at timos, it is apparent that this froshman girl studios with concentration. Freshmen r. Aronton ACK ROW: Jov Conovor, Pot Conwoy. Tom Capo. Hal Emalfarb, Pat ionloy, Robin M. Schroni. Alfred Cohon. THIRD ROW: Peter Busch, teve Cohn. Stovo Foinborg, Bradloy Costolli. Noil Chorok, Bruno Coppi. iraig Chollstorp. SECOND ROW: Fred Corani, Caroy Chickornoo, Lar Shopman. Ron Moyon. Matt Chorosh. Alan Cohon. FRONT ROW: Potor ireditor, Tom Clark. Bruco Daniolt. Vorno Coppi, Davo Chaso. Mork ihamborlin. ABSENTEE: Jay Burnt. Mr. Asplund BACK ROW: Ricky Nitscho. Richard Blank. Larry Aschorman. Stovo Bartolai, Thoron Blakeslco. Paul Johnson. Blaino Borthad. THIRD ROW: Tom Boron. Louis J. Bornardi. Ricky 8rown, Michael Atlas. Tom Broyor. Joo Albert, Cataldo Acollo. SECOND ROW: Robor� Birnborg, Jon Bloom. Kod 8on- gorton. David Barras. Richard E. Borris. Jr., Barry Roten. FRONT ROW: Silvano Biondi. Bruco Ballonqcr, Bonnott L Cohon. Scott Anolrad, Brian Baraconi. ABSENTEE: Frank Botlanin. 91 Mr. Christianson BACK ROW: Mary Conway, Marti Burman. Ronna Bows, Sally Canmann, Laura Cool. Cindy Brody. THIRD ROW: Mary Chaimson, Cathy Crano, Clolia Cisternino, Carol Brichta. Corolo Cousin. Dodo Bront. Judy Cantor. SECOND ROW: Joan Rosenfels, Mary Bommarito, Deniso Coppi, Ruth Blank, Susan Dann. FIRST ROW: Karon Coopor, Ivana Cistornipo, Pam David, Betsy Cochran. Janice Dawe. ABSENTEES: Laura Cohen, Mary Anno Coonco. Mr. Dickman BACK ROW: Jamos Spriggs, Jomos Dossauor, Tom Early, Gary Foldman, Egidio Do Roso, Jool Foinstoin. THIRD ROW: Ira Diamond. Dennis Paulson, Bruco Do Santo. Frank Dastici. Joo Drew. Randy Edwards. Mark Epstoinj SECOND ROW: Mike Fiodlor, Robort Donnis. Dan Doty, John Fell. Mas Wolf. Stevon Eisoman. FRONT ROW: Bob Elson. Peto Etllinger. Scott Dann Barry Do Lee, Jim Enstrom. Bradley Falkof. ABSENTEE: Bill Oonnison. 1 Freshmen In Action Mrs. Doedons BACK ROW: Lori Izaks. Gail Kington, Robin Fuchs, Genie Kahn, Chris Kolsoy. Joon Kohlhase. THIRD ROW: Katie Holdor, Anno Jackor. Caryn Keller. Todd! Knell. Susie Hirsch, Debbie Klein, Judy Hirsch. SECOND ROW: Ellyn King. Leslie Hollis. Joanno Jacobs. Becky Hurst, Linda lovino. Myra Kontor. FRONT ROW: Linda Kagan, Mary Jaros. Suo Kersten. Mary Lou Kilkonny, Linda Kahn. 92 Miis Durham BACK ROW: Suiio Durmont. Rose Eitop, Suo Fieldman. Judy Fell. Wendy Domior. Lynn Elstrom. THIRD ROW: Sharon Foigon. Barb Duman, Nancy Eisenschimi. Marcia Don. Diano Elslrom. Dale Esserman. Donna Dudnick. SECOND ROW: Joan Tullman, Barbara Eisenschimi. Deborah Epton. Joan Fields, Dobbio Eppstoin. FRONT ROW: Mary Elion. Sara Domash. Rhonda Ellman. Judy Epstoin, Sharon Ettolson. ABSENTEE: Marsha Douglas. Mr. Edwards BACK ROW: Bob Pahlle. Karl Papierniak. Ed McHonry. Grog Petersen. William Arndt. Gary Morolli. Michael Goiderman. THIRD ROW: Rick New- man. David Paddorud, Larry Pasquosi, Carlo Pioroni. Ronald McLaughlin, Rick Osborg. Ron Newton. Tom Lucas. SECOND ROW; Jim Neal. Larry Piaconia. Scott O'Connell. Bruce Ori. David McLeod. Paul Nadel. FRONT ROW: Gary Mullin, Loren Newman, Guy Phillips. Donnis Paradiso. David Orloff. Simon Piller. Entering The High School Whirl Mr. Hanson BACK ROW: Frank Firosfono, Bruco Garnitz. Stoven Firestone. Daniel Goorgevich. Giovanni Ghizzoni, Stephen Fiold. THIRD ROW: Korry Flom. Robert Flink. Jim Gilbert, Steven Goimor. Ira Frost. Ed Frigo, Richard Fioro. SECOND ROW: Craig Fishman, Daniol Friod, Daniol Friedman. Ed- ward Freundlich. Michaol Gorchonson. Darryl Garber. FRONT ROW: Philip Castillo, Tom Gonost. Michael Forman, Bradley Fisher. Tom Wolff. AB- SENTEES: Mark Finoman, Daniol Cohn. Miss Haskett BACK ROW: Robin Freomen, Vicki Gharidini, Joanno Fiore. Suo Porry, Ellen Gollor, Lisa Fischer. THIRD ROW: Jan Friodman. Lori Flink. Jan Glazer, Ellon Frank. Joy Glickauf. Rosemario Garnor, Susan Fisher. SECOND ROW: Barb Falkoff. Jackio Freedman, Stophanio Franks. Polly Gaudroau, Daryl Gor- ber, Carol Gainos. FRONT ROW: Jodie Giallanza, Louiso Fuonto, Bunny Glass. Joan Friedman, Nancy Fishman. Melenio Goffen. 93 Exploring Mr . Hoogostcgor BACK ROW: Debbio Gotlhelf, Pat Granfiold. Kathy Hainchok. Margie Goodman. Jody Goldblatt. Nancy Gold. Oebi Handmacher. THIRD ROW: Melisso Harris. Kathy Gillen. Sharon White. Nancy Herman. Leslie Gold- gohn. Peggy Heller. Debbio Goldman. SECOND ROW: Rita Guido. Mimi Heifiti, Chris Wall. Linda Haskins. Shori Harris. Lori Gold. FRONT ROW: Rhonda Engber, Marilyn Holporin. Marlono Gold, Lindsay Herbst. Jamie Hayden. Julio Moldof. ABSENTEE: Koty Goldberg. Mrs. Kcaro BACK ROW: Jan Maier. Jodi Lioborstoin, Ellen Ludwig, Susy Lind. Marilyn Le . Dobbi Krumboin. THIRD ROW: Diane Masotti. Ruth Larnor, Susan Maggiorc. Joanne Loriaretto. Lisa Mann. Cindy Mabrcy. SECOND ROW: Daryl Martin. Aliso Lindar, Marcy Lowin, Emily Lipson, Anno Lindstrom. FRONT ROW: Gail Levinson. Wendy Liebow. Debbio Lanski. Mary Lawton, Jamio Logon. ABSENTEES: Sheryl Lipson. Linda Massin, Jennifer Monning Jono Kovon. Mr. Konney BACK ROW: Mark Gill. Miko Haggio, Ron Goldman. Larry Gortnor, Bill Hoffman. Bruco Grcon. THIRD ROW: Milton Goehring. Leslie Gonzalez, Rusty Woltors. Alan Grossman. Bob Amondola. Mark Holnikor, Craig Gold- stono. SECOND ROW: Gaotano Vonisti. John Hoffman. Roid Halporn. Joo Harwood. David Gibbs. FRONT ROW: Don Goodman. Joff Holland. Rick Hrabo. Danny Holtzman. Buz Hoffman. ABSENTEES: Bill Gorchoff, Hilton Gordon. Job Hughes. Mr. Masters (see right) BACK ROW: David Hyman. Frank Juhl, Stevo Kloin. Stovo Loibach, Joffroy Grossman. Kurt Keelor. THIRD ROW: Jim Jacobs. Daniel Zacharias, Howard Moore. Bernard Karabin, Richard Lohvic. Tony Koach, Larry Grogan. SECOND ROW: Edward Kugler, Petor Kaplan. David Lakin. David Segal, Frank Koopmann, Daniol Kahn. FRONT ROW: Robert Lopp. Daniol Kolkey, Phil Jarrott, Fred Kram- or. Kris Kaisch. 94 New Concepts ton minutos ... nino minuto ... oight minutos ... Mr. McGivorn BACK ROW: Richard Kaplan, Howard Skolnik, Michael Shmiklor, Jo o Alfonso, David Shoahon. Edward Silvormon. THIRD ROW: Darryl Schoonstadt. Stovon Skloro, Hillal Singer, David Sirotti. Joff Schell, Martin Schronz. Tom Scanlan. SECOND ROW: Marc Sachs, Michael Schary. Donald Schneider. Stuart Shlonsky, Gil Sopir. Miko Sincore. FRONT ROW: Rood Williams, Ron Singer. Milos Shlo- pock. John Silvormon, John Schlosinqor, Doan Smith. ABSENTEE: Kevin Schoen. Mr . Miller (seo right) BACK ROW: Niki Aloxondroff, Judy Capper, Wondy Baker, Georgann Bonodok, Jono Ash. Bronda Andrini, Morey Albin. THIRD ROW; Grotehon Beris. Joan Bellamy, Susan Barnard, Louiso Bernard;, Eva Bauorlo. Karon Birstoin, Toni An- lonotti. SECOND ROW: Linda Bortogni, Pam Bonnett, Laurel Bartholomew, Dorothy Lunsford. Gail Bodormon. Donna Berg. FRONT ROW: Jonot Houk. Christy Achbergor, Carol Bolofsky, Dobbio Axnor, Kothi Borgou, Linda Boss. Mr. Motyl (soo left) BACK ROW: Phil Moslor, Robert Lewis, Kevin Margoson. Richord Zak, Gordon Lewin, Joel Mann. THIRD ROW: Ralph Mongino. Stuort Leviton. Barry May, Richard Lloyd. Mork Lobl, Mike Lovy. Osvoldo Baorga. SECOND ROW: Robert Levine. Richard Leopold, Noel Mazer. Stephen Levinson, Edward Lowis. Jim Lieberman. FRONT ROW: Jock Lowitz. Richard Lindar. John Marks. Gary Linz, Bob Louer. ABSENTEES: Bob Lundgron, Donnis Loosch. 95 Mitt Nations BACK ROW: Rachel McCurry. Lynn Perraud, Poggy Morriton, Leslie, Miller, Sutan Patquesi. Both Michaels. THIRD ROW: Mary Nerini, Gail Cumming, Joanno Minco. Mary Nistonton. Marcia Ori. SECOND ROW: Dolorot Mills. Kathy Ponrose. Chrit Patton. Robin Nomor. Jano Paradito. FRONT ROW: Jane Moos. Theresa Moretti, Jeanno Nathan. Lucrezia Nardomarino, Nancy Milne. ABSENTEE: Patty Patquesi. Miss Pons BACK ROW: Barbara Rogers. Jo Perry. Pattio Rodfiold. Ellon Rosonborg, Pam Pett, Susie Rose. THIRD ROW: Patti Piolot. Dieno Sabin, Karen Sasch, Josophino Piaconza, Carol Salt. Gail Rosnor. Jan Pinos. SECOND ROW: Karen Posnor. Lotlio Podall, Margo Roitmoyor, Laurie Pilurs, Laura Font, Lois Richter. FRONT ROW: Jayne Rosenthal. Charlotte Repoport, Abby Sadin. Sheryl Robbin. Sandy Sago. ABSENTEE: Kothy Richards. Becky Hurst's postor drew an outlandish crowd this year. Mr. Schramm BACK ROW: Donald Russell. Albert Seiffort, Paul Neu. Ermanno Amidoi, Jim Pollock. Bon Plott. THIRD ROW: Nicholas Rosa. Stovo Prior, Joe Mouck. Mark Rote. Rick Price. Harlan Hammond. Luca Poeto. SECOND ROW: Jim Roid, Richard Rohror, David Rosonblum. David Roth. Jim Powell, Robert Salita. FRONT ROW: John Rappaport, Low Rotonbloom, Poul Ronzani, Dan Sapir, Tom Quirk. ABSENTEES: Honk Banach. Vic Pugliono. Frosh Get Oriented 96 Freshmen Mr. Thornton BACK ROW: John Patsini. Ruttoll Vai, Harold Stanek, More Wartholl, Stonton Tokoph, Donnis Wallace. THIRD ROW: Jim Taradath, Mike Topper, Gono Woitt, Lyndon Wornor, Milo Barnett, Scott Will Alox Takach Jr. SECOND ROW: Dick Sokoltky, Milo Woinborg. Philip Toplin, Bradford Wal- tort. Bill Stevens, Rich Uhlmen. FRONT ROW: Mark Swanson, Don van Loouwon, Michael Tobin. Robert Stain. Joy Solomon. ABSENTEES: Dan Whita. John Stoolo, Petor Thiesen. Mrs. Tilmon BACK ROW: Candy Soltxor, Barbara Schwartz, Liz Swartz, Ellon Stollman, Julie Targ, Leslie Smith. THIRD ROW: Diano Soder, Kathy Shorony. Dobbio Sokolsky, Sheri Stein, Sutio Singer, Lynn Soslow, Betsy Silbor. SECOND ROW: Holono Scully. Cindy Suporfine, Joann Schwortz, Judy Schuster, Dobbio Solovy. FRONT ROW: Jill Schnair. Clara Sorrentino. Leslio Schover, Gwon Schulmon, Abbe Sennett. ABSENTEES: Mota Schlosingor, April Speyor. Miss Woavor BACK ROW: Sue Wolf, Fran Young, Phyllis Van Lith, Nancy Thuonto, Marcia Zimler, Pat Zimmorman, Miss Lynn Weaver. THIRD ROW: Joan Urban, Ellon Winters. Loretta Wanserski, Dobby Victor, Ann Weissman, Jolino Volpondesta. SECOND ROW: Atono Margolis, Androo Zuckor, Betty Tazioli, Jane Reitmoyor, Lois Zimmorman. FRONT ROW: Kimberly Whitson, Alison Victor, Torry Gold, Naomi Boxorman, Linda Warshauer. ABSENTEES: Pamela Vole, Wendy Waiter, Sally Woiskopf, Edith Young. Ploaso sir. I want some more. 97 Mitt Hildreth Spencer Spontor Mike Margeton Lance Rod g art Student Council Executive Board, serving the sch with active leadership, is traditionally the highest el tive office possible at Highland Park. The Board, cc posed of ten seniors and six juniors, is responsible foi wide range of activities. For example, the marshall s tern is sponsored by. student council, as well as Turnaw and the school chest drive. Most official communicat Karan Nuttbaum Mika Collini Slav Stainbarg 100 woon the administration and the students is done )ugh student council. In addition to those on Execu- i Boar J, session representatives are elected to attend nonthly meetings, where student council policy is atod. The Executive Board itself meets evory day ith period. Joachim 8ornkamm Laura Wintton Mr. Richard Edwards Sponsor Jill Stain Mika Siagal Kan Block 101 Charlia Cochran Ronda Sarvar Foreign Exchange AFS Board (loft to right}: Joan Kramer (toe.). Marcia Zuckor (troas.). Laurio Pathman (co-chairman of naclc bar}, Poggy Reulor (pro .). Stove Ettlingor (co-choirman of tnack bar). Dear Mother and Father, Everything is bueno hero—the food, my family, school—and I am having a really 'guff' time. My only disappointment so far: I've been in Chicago for six months already, and I still haven't seen a gangster! Fow will question that American Field Service contributes to international under- standing by bringing students from around the globe to spond a yoar in America. Highland Parle hosted two students under the AFS program during the recent school year: Alfredo from Argentina, and Joachim from Germany. Dan. a .foreign ex- change student from England, spent a semester at HP as the guest of a local temple youth group. AFS is supported through profits from Snack Bar. operated by the AFS Board. iJr. boys: just remember—every ice cream bar might help to bring a beautiful blond rom Finland to school next year!) Joachim Bornkamm Gormony 102 Dan Smith England Girls’ Club 'You already have three subscriptions o Modern Romances? Well, wouldn’t 'ou like to give one to your boyfriend is a Christmas present? Magazine Drive, probably the most veil known activity of Girls' Club, is ust one of many such projects spon- ored by this organization. These in- :ludo Mother-Daughter Banquet, this 'ear entitled Color Her Mom , Big- .ittle Sister Tea, scholarships for Sen- or girls, and typical of future home- nakers, a clean-up campaign. Boys’ Club I can't be a waiter! My mom's going to be there, and if she sees me, she'll make me help at home too! In spite of a few sourpusses, most boys enjoy themselves as they serve the girls at Mother-Daugh- ter Banquet, a traditional activity of Boys’ Club. In addition. Boys' Club sponsors several Fun Nights over the year, where Highland Park students have the opportunity of swimming, jumping on the tram- poline, and just generally letting loose. Girls' Club Board STANDING: Botsy Dodgo, Undo Vorin, Jan Marcus, Barb Stoinor, Dalo Em- merich, Shelloy Kroiter, Jono Fuclk. SEATED: Miss Progro (sponsor). Officers (at left) STANDING: Sandy loob (troas.), Peggy Richland (soph, rop.), Froncio Joseph (soc.), Lynno Richmon (soc. chmn.). Denne Bobbin (pub. chfnn.), SEATED: Miss Mockridge (spons.). Dottle Emmorich (pres.). Only Clubs in school to Boast 100% Membership Boys' Club Board TOP ROW: Bruce Zimmerman, Jim Mayer, Bony Ballenger, Mark Levy. BOTTOM ROW: Stuart Goman. Scott Addison, Mork Glatler, Mark ZIm- mett. ABSENTEES: Brad Lind, John Muramatsu. 103 Alice Fiiuton. Ed Davidton. Dob Looff, Lynno Bornaboi. Bob Nachman, Andy Simon, not pictured: Bob Rosoth, Laurie Pethman. Judy Konowitz, Jan Waniortki, Marcy Barack, Marilyn Zollo, Denno Bab- bin, Kathy Habecost. Suo Cohon, Dob Kloinman, Jane Schachtor, Loah Zell, Barbara Elliott, Sharyn Ellman. Jill Potter. Little Giant Dear Editor, I think Little Giant is great, so how about including free copies in our next issue of Shorolino? Love, Jack From headlines to bylines to copylines to (whew!) deadlines, Little Giant does its best to capture the school year in pictures. Despite numerous crises (where did you put that picture?—Another session picture??—Help!), the staff of Little Giant ‘67 worked hard to put out the best yearbook yet! (Though Shoreline comes out bi-weekly, and yearbook only comes out once—we try harder!).. 104 VI Sandy Campboll (copy od.), Marcia Kramar (nows bureau), lleno Moyors (mako-up), Kathy Vyn (asst, nows od.). Photographers Darryl Bronson, Jon Kolan, Bob Luskin. Shoreline Dear Editor, I think Shoroline is great, but how about plugging Little Giant in your next issue? (P.S. We have a whole page for you!) Love, Leah Shorelino, otherwise known as the lifeline of the school (interest- ing otymologyl), has established for itself an excellent reputation as a high school newspaper. With daring exposes, (did you know that Linda Verin wore gym shoes to school for an entire day??) Shoreline covers the news of the moment with originality and force. Stu Stein (news bureau sports), Kathy Morris (asst. looturo od.), Steve Sadin (boys' sports). Barb Schmidt (girls' sports). Unde Vorin (managing od.), Jack White (editor-in-chief), Dr. John Munski (faculty advisor), Miko linderman (associato ed.), Jamie Pellar (associate od.). Judy Konowitz (business managor), Botty Ann Goffo (advertising manager), Jenot Gross (advertising managor). Marcy Barack (circula- tion manager). Loo Peskind (circulation man- ager). Marcy Bolotin (nows od.), Karon Connolly (oichongo od.), Rondoo Brown (asst, managing od.). 105 I f S i 4loi m «ia «u V Sophomoro Cheerleaders Sholloy Rodin. Jody Earhort, Jill Zimmorman. Randi Goro. Ellon Hindi, Janet Krause, Carole Konslor. Debbio Bogert. Vanity Cheerleaden BACK ROW: Carol Gordon. Laura Winston. THIRD ROW: Betty Aton. Vicki Schwartz. SECOND ROW: Ginger Moss. Beth Mosos. FRONT ROW: Sheryl Bronner. Kathy Morris. Spirit Makers BACK ROW: Margory Altman. Barb Halperin. Janot Schiff. FRONT ROW: Kathy Eichlor (head), Terry Green. Pom Pon Squad 8ACK ROW: Miss Durham (sponsor), Carolo Fla . Debbie Kramer, Jane Kirchhoimor. Beth Mayor. Joonio Digani, Molindo Nadol (capt.). Sue Salito, Mn. Miller (sponsor). MIDDLE ROW: Bonnie Bockormon, Margot Shayne (sec.). Carol Kronenberger. Harriet Gold. Bevorly Cassai, Jill Hocking. Gladys Frankol. FRONT ROW: Dobbio Schloss. Margy Gordon. Joanno Lodorman, Domotra Johns, Suo Kahnwoilor, Noncy Padorr, Gail Bortolotti. Jamio Pollar. 106 Bott Club TOP ROW: Don Klein, Paul Lehman, Fred Salomon (pros.), Buzzy Epstein. Dan Kleiman, Note Resnick BOTTOM ROW: Ross Pascal, Louis Marls. Luko Cohon (treas.), Rich Forth. Milo Pollock. Polo Werrenrath, Dwight Skidmore, Dick Koplan. Pool Zimmorman. Gary Rogalinor, Mike Sarkody SEATED: David Lakin, Bill Johnson ABSENT: Robbie Sanford. rarsity Club )ACK ROW: John Wotsol. Davo Knapp. Miko Linderman, Gib Conover FRONT: lay Ziv. Pop Club BACK ROW: Rondoo Brown (sr. rop.). Ginger Moss (pub. chmn.J, Mary Haskins (pres.), Ellon Hirsch (sec.), Shelloy Rodin (trea -1 FRONT ROW: 8oth Mosos (v. p.). Margv Gordon (jr. rep.), Gail Bortolotti (soph. rep.). Linda Haskins (frosh rep.). 107 Meet Huge, He finds Wendy and Glady's lap quite comfortable (wouldn't any male?). Almost deceptively docile, Huga is actually a rather active frog. He swims, dances, tumbles, plays innumerable sports, sponsors playdays, a Christmas Party, the Father-Daughter Banquet, and H.G.A. Initiation; all as mascot of that club. Which one? Why, Girls' Athletics, of course. HGA Officer� : BACK ROW: Peggy Bernard (tec.), Botsy Buhoi {soc. chairman). Carla Steigor (pub. chairman). Barb Frank (treat.) FRONT ROW: Wondy Bay (pres.), Gladys Frankol (vice pro� .) Mary Engolman Sonior Penguin Head Jo Ann Shimixu Junior Penguin Head HGA Board: BACK ROW: Dalo Emmorich, Patty Barr, Wondy Dratlor. Suo Johnton. Kathy Habecott, Lorra Rudman, Jo Ann Shimizu, Lita Fosbondor, Marcia Frank. THIRD ROW: Fannio Yoe, Laurie Baum. Lynn Goldberg, Mary Ann Yurkonij. Lynn Doner. Marcia Kromor. Chori Nutlra. Jan Krauso, Suo Schnoidor. SECOND ROW: Bello Fingold. Noncy Bertram, Letlie Gore, Harriet Gold, Potty Bloston, Joenio Digoni, Jono Fucik, Mary Heins. FRONT ROW: Lourio Silborman, Cathy Ladany. Robin David. Mary Abels, Mary Engelmon. Lisa Miller, Luci Righi. ABSENT: Gail Bixby. Jill Hocking. 108 Lisa Fosbender end Barb Pahlke revort to their childhooc at H.G.A. Ployday. Garrick We're just some fine and dandy, healthy normal, patriotic American kids. As evidenced by the picture at the left, one might say that Garrick is a rather dramatic club, bordering on tho tragic (comic?). Actual- ly the thespians (in layman's language, actors) of Highland Park try to capture all these moods in their dramatic exorcises. Activities of tho club include films, workshops and trips down- town to see plays. The officers of tho club are Bob Flax (vice pres.), Marilyn Scher (pub. chrmn), Marcy Barack (pres.), Wendy Caplin (sec.), and Bob Kramsky (troas.). Literary Club 'We all thought it was excellent, blit honestly, sn't 739 pages a little too long for the Literary Review? In addition to compiling tho Literary Ro- iew, this club sponsors creative writing ses- ions and discussions on new literary works of ierit. Officers are Lynn Friodman (pres.), Mr. teinzelman (sponsor), Nancy Fieldman (vice res.). Ken Finder (trees.), Jon Bass (sec.) Debate Club Resolved: From this date on, up stairways shall be down, down stairways shall be up, and never the twain shall meet. Needless to say, Highland Park Debate Club is a bit more eloquent than that. This year tho debate topic was Resolved: The United States should limit foroign aid to non-military assistance. The officers of this argumentative group are Bill Holliday (sec.), Scott Glabman (vice pres.), Mr. McGivern (sponsor), Bob Flax (pros.). 109 Stage Crew (whisper) Hey, you guys, smile pretty. The curtains are stuck. The members of Stage Crew, though always bohind the scenes, really know their stuff when it comes to pulling ropes. Famous for flashing questionable shapes on tho curtains before an assembly, this club operates the lighting and stage effects used in all school productions. Pictured here, in appropriate sotting, are officers. BACK ROW: Richard W. Grossman (vice pres., stage manager), Larry Leviton (sec.-treas.), Stan Katz (pros.). FRONT ROW: Leon Zor (chief audio), Leonard Berger (chief electrician). Folk Club I don't give a 'hoot' about Bach: he was simply uncultured. Imagine —not one piece composed for the guitar! Broadcasting Club I'll take Collins in tho fourth... Disc jockey Chuck Collins was often spottod racing around school, putting the Voice of Little Giant on the air. Along with the other members of Broadcasting Club, Highland Parkors were troated to their own porsonalized radio show. Officers of the newly-formed club are Bob Luskin (prog, director), Chuck (pres.), Myles Felkof (chief engineer), and Judy Glickauf (assistant prog, director and traffic man). Hootenannies and guitars represent standard equipment for tho musically inclined Folk Club. Dedicated to the ethnic grass-roots sound are the officers are Meg Conway (sec.-treas.), Merrill Levine (vice pres.), David Nemor (pres.), Mr. Wolker (sponsor) NO F. T. A. If I were a teachor, I promise I’d give ell A’s on tests, never write personnel forms, never give home- work over vacation and always announce my pop quizzes beforehand. Amen. The preceding proclamation, a pre-requisite for membership in FTA, indicates the idealism and dedi- cation of America's future instructors. Not satisfied with the Highland Park freshman courses, this club took a field trip to Wayne Thomas School, where its membors were able to observo real grade-school classes. Other activities include guest speakers and Student-Teacher Exchange Day. Math Club Come on! If you join Math Club, you can have a computer do your math homework for you. Study of computers was the central theme of Math Club this year, as members learned about program- ming and the theory behind computer operation. Be- sides working with these modern mechanical brains, tho Math Club tackled many of those thorny proofs and theorems inevitably labeled beyond the scope of this text. Although as yet unconfirmed, rumor has it that tho noxt Math Club project will be an attempt to teach a computer how to write a 3-3-3 theme! FTA Dobbio Schloss (soc.), Jill Potter, Barb Elliott (pres.), Lynn Reisler (pub. chairman) ABSENT: Suo Hirsch. Science Club Are you doing anything tonight. Mary? (friend- ly) No, John. Why do you ask? (sweetly) I was wondering if you'd wash out my test tubes for me. H.P.H.S. Scienco Club is an experiment in thrilling discovery. To the clang of tost tubes and flasks, tho pioneering members of this club ap- proach the lab desks with croativo zeal. Not all efforts produce successful results, but honestly, Einstein wasn't brilliant at that age either. Scienco Club Lynn Goldberg (pros.). Shoryn Ellman (prog, chairman), Mr. Honson (spons.), ABSENT: Loon- erd Borgor (prog, chairman). Chess Club A close analysis of the chessboard will revea that MV queen has YOUR king checkmated. Thus one may safely conclude from this evidence that as usual, the WOMAN has the upper hand. The members of Chess Club, rooted in medieval fantasy, know quite well what is the thinking man's sport. Chivalrous knights (disguised as Highland Park students) challenge each other for control of the squares every Thursday. Meotings are held in the Science Department. While this might bo a bit unconventional, members would rather joust than switch. Chest Club (left to right): Richard Kantor (pres.), Stovo Leuor (toe.). Larry Kanter (treat.), Randy Goutding vico pres.), Mr. Asplund (sponsor). Photography Club You can’t stand thore and tell me ... there wasn't any film in the camera? Bridge Club Quick! Put the chips away and act like you’re playing bridge. H.P.H.S. Bridge Club is truly for those with distinctive taste. A most renowned lifemaster. Charles Goren lauded the club as simply superb. Cassius Clay, after attending one of the club's beginner clinics, mentioned that only an ignoramous would fail to grasp the funda- mentals of the game as elucidated by Ritch Addison, president. Tho tournaments are outstanding, too. af- firmed the Illinois Bridge Association. Highland Park Bridge Club just can’t be beat. (Tho preceding was a paid political announcement by the officers of the club.) Photography Club STANDING: Glon Fineman (sec.-troas.), Jim Diamond (sorgoant-at-arms), SEATED: Tom Spitz (vico pros.), Ralph Foldstoin (pros.). Photography Club attempts to expose what is going on around tho school. Armed with shutters, lenses, exposures, light meters, film, batteries, tripods, ad infinitum, tho courageous members of this club battle camera hams that refuse to look candid; crowds in the halls that knock down equipment; and inevitably, the flash that does not go off. Then comes the dark room where the solutions all get contaminated; the negatives are lost, and some- ono opens the door to the bright, glaring hallway just as the picturo was almost ready. Even so. picture-taking has its revealing moments. 112 Bridge Club Ritch Addison (pros.), Ed Davidson (vico pres.), Andy Simon (tournamont director), Bill Anspach (scc.-troas.l Rifle Clubs 'Gosh I'm sorry, but—you’ve got to admit, it was a jood shot. Girls' and Boys' Rifle Clubs, after teaching their mem- ors basic safety habits, instruct them in becoming ac- :urate marksmen. The officers of the Boys' club are Ed ■{offman (vice pros.), Mr. Eiseman (sponsor), Leonard larger (pres.), absent is David Bartholomew (sec.-treas.). hoso of the Girls' Club are Bonnie Nelson (soc.-treas.), .ynn Slowinski (vice pres.). Miss Tank (sponsor), Carol Hank (pres.). Creative Arts Club Vfter intense concentration, coupled with complex, mani- pulation of hand, brush, easel, paint and other particulars, ho frustrated Highland Park student came to the con- fusion— I can't draw! Despite paint on clothes, hair, books and each other, 'reative Arts Club offers its members varied opportuni- es to exercise their artistic talents through workshops nd art shows. Officors of the club (above) aro Fran Padorr ec.-treas.), Marcia Zucker (pres.), Dede Rau (pub. irmn.), Jennifer Fell (vice pres.) Library Club I'm embarrassed to take a book out of the library! Did you soo that pic- ture on my ID card? behind the smooth-running facade of our library lurks an undercover (get it?) organization. The members of this club koop the library in good order, send out overdue notices and check out books for the students. Of- ficors (below) are Miss Higgins (sponsor), Ralph Gibson (pres.), Sandra Schranz, (sec.). Barb Berman (vice pros.), Birtley Berngard (treas.) 0VV l 113 Sounds of Music MADRIGAL SINGERS BACK ROW: Kathy Morrit, Jan Ratror. John Morris, Scott Hanson, Jim Crowloy. FRONT ROW: John Strauss, Donna Munn, Marcy BaracV. Daniol Shapiro. Mapr Wil- liams. Marilyn Schor. AT PIANO: Karon Birnstoin GIRLS' ENSEMBLE Dobby Rodman. Both Swoonoy. Michollo Valor. Gail Hirsch. Poggy Whito. Mr. Albin. Holly Birnbaum, Jan Micholl. Marcia Wolf. JR. CHOIR BACK ROW: Wayna Burman. Ron Kloin, Jim Kirchor, John Winter. Mike Rogon, Miko Roitmoyor. Jim Dodd, John Honstey, Bront Bandalin. George Ingles, Bob Wilson, Mark Sagor. THIRD ROW: Sharon Atlas. Kathy Kilkonny, Morlo Charak. Luigi Doroso. Bill Skindor, Los Bidor, Jack Burchall, Stevo fishman, Stove Proskill, Tom Mognus. Sally Woiskoff, Dawn Matsumato. SECOND ROW: Nancy Grconobaum, Gaif Bortolotti, Lois Wintors. L’nda Corvoti, Carmel Rosa. Kathy Ryon, Suo Slawin. Bonny Kollnor, Gloda Goldshall, Nancy Meserow, Suo Gundors. Linde Kloin, Bov Stono, Emma Brunini, Suo Kahnwoilor, Nancy Padorr. FRONT ROW: Connio Giallanra, Abby Forry, Mimi Domma, Jill Poggoli, Michollo Frooman, Barb Halporin, Carol Sorbin, Barbara Michaels, Dorothy Brown, Cathy Brown, Sally Maisol. 114 Treble Clef BACK ROW: Maggie Koven. Debbie Pennish, Susan Pafforson, Peg lansman, Claudia Canovi, Patricia Crowdson, Carol Blank, Stephanio Wynn. Kathy Vyn, Jo Ann Munn, Mary Jano Williams, Karlono Keelor. THIRD ROW: Kathloon Lisowski, Gail Schwartz, Judith Jacobs, Both Sweonoy, Jano Tamarri. Sharon Rubin. Holly Birnbaum, Janol Stephenson, Michelle Vollez, Julie Dean. SECOND ROW: Diano Joffo, Margarot Sweonoy, Wondy Loeff, Wendy Nora. Dobbio Redman, Gail Reanoy, Jean Mc- Caffrey, Martha Turk, Gail Hirsch, Jan Micholl, Jill Moling, Nancy Issorman. FRONT ROW: Mary Scully. Debra Hart, Robin David, Both Brodoy, Marcia Wolf, Kathy Steele. Carrie Cianchetti, Sandra Kramer, Wendy Graham. Peggy Whito, Cecil Slack. Treble Clef Officers (at right): Kathy Stoole. Mary Jana Williams, Claudia Canovi, Moggio Koven. Stage Band BACK ROW: Bob Sanford, Bill Ovorman, Mylos Falkof. David Inlandor, Paul Brickman. SECOND ROW: Ed Komen, Rich Kanter, Jay Schlichting. Tom Schweitzer, Blaine Bershed, Mark Shapiro. FRONT ROW: Dan Kahn, Rich Maisol, Julie Tar.g, Richard Riback, Michael Franks, Jon Bernstoin, Wendy Caplin, Martin Jacobs. 115 Bind BACK ROW: M. Holnickor, M. Toppor, M. Wackholder, K. Schoon, R. Kopos, R. Rich, J. Targ. R. Riback. C. Sabold. M. Jocobj. D. Georgovitch. THIRD ROW: F. Papier niek, M. Shapiro, J. Bornstein, R. Newman, K. Papiorniek, J. Larson, B. Borshad, S. Katz. S. Bortucci, A. Doppelt, B. Daniels, V. Coppi, D. Larson. D. Cohn, J. Schlicht- ing. SECOND ROW: E. Komen, A. Takach. R. Grossman. R. Birnberg, N. Nustra. J. Brinkman, S. Prior, P. Williams. J. Ledurini. A. Levin. D. Farnsworth. R. Boys. R. Blank, S. Pillar, K. Posner. E. Decker. M. Bohn. A. Brickman. FRONT ROW: R. Blank. J. Burns. B. Ovorman. R. Kanter, D. Inlander. C. Fishman. L. Rosenbloom, T. Wolff, S. Wilk, G. Lowin, J. Kohlhase. M. Harris. M. Burman, R. Lewis. ABSENTEE: K. Flom. Band Officers (of right): E. Komon. A. Doppolt. W. Ovorman, J. Schlichfing. The Music-makers Orchestra BACK ROW: Mr. Albin. M. Shapiro. M. Tauman, R. Moisol, R. Riback, F. Papiorniak. THIRD ROW: B. Borshad. M. Swanson, N. Charak, D. Inlander, L. Lobol, T. Schweitzer. R. Kanter, M. Bohn. D. Kahn. M. Jacobs. SECOND ROW: E. Lewis. M. Schlopack, J. Epstoin, R. Keen. G. Sholppi. K. Goldberg, A. Chausow, E. Garnor. S. Kolosa. FRONT ROW: B. Falkof. N. Fish- man, D. Borshad. J. Rosonblum. J. Goodman. R. Levin. 116 Sonior Choir 8ACK ROW: Micly Levino, Bill Holiday, John Morris, Daryl Tomple, Stephen Klein. Robert Kramsly, Clyde Whitman, Scott Hanson, James Crowley, Lorry Loviton, Tim Sjoberg, Larry Rubensfein, Warren Nelson, Jim Strauss, Daniel Shapiro, Jon Brent. MIDDLE ROW: Alice Finston, Sue Patterson, Nancy Gold, Botsy Storn, Kathy Morris, Lynn Roislor, Dobby Burns. Babs Freodman. Donna Munn, Ronnie Solol, Dodo Rau, Jill Stein, Debby Dubach, Jan Burton, Rachael Cantor. FRONT ROW: Poggy Richland. Ann 8r?clman, Morion Schnider. Terry Gold, Marilyn Scher, Sheri Holporin, Kathy Eichler, Pam Stubonvoll, Ann Stoddard, Wendy Berliant, Loslio Schovor, Kothy Picchiotti. Between songs, students pause to play musicol hairs in the chorus room. 117 Wo'ro graduating! That moans wo'ro maturo, huh! Sr. Executive Board BACK ROW: Louis Marks, Mark Bertoqlio. Ritch Addison. Jon Bass. Stuart Geman. THIRD ROW: Eugeno Lavinson. Lao Barnett, Paul Brick man, Tom Kahn. Jon Stono. SECOND ROW: Lea Wallenstein, Jana Schachter, Judy Glickauf. Shelley Korshok. FRONT ROW: Koy Spayar, Sand! Handmocher. Gail Rubonstoin. Patty Blosten. National Merit Semi-Finalists BACK ROW: Louis Marks. Mark Bertoglio. Thomas Schwoitzor. Justus Schlichting, Richard Grossman, Joff Altman. MIDDLE ROW: David Durmont, Robert Roseth, Richard Kanter, William Overman. Lanco Rodgers. FRONT ROW: Mark Levy, Marcy Barack. Mark Lavin, Loah Zell, Roy Simon. Seniors 365 days ... 210 days ... 137 days ... 26 days . . . Now wait a minute—That's cheating! You’re not counting the weekends! Waiting for graduation did seem endless, but despite senior anxiety, the yeor actually came to an end. Of course, the class of '67 was instrumental in making it a successful one. Senior projects included the sponsoring of Night Life (Stunts '66), the Literary Review, and most important , (ahem!), Little Giant. If given- no other distinction, this year was certainly novel. For Sr. girls, it meant Sat. night babysitting jobs (or a movie with the gals?). Sr. boys, however, needn’t bo so cocky—wait 'til next year! Officers BACK ROW (standing): Jon Bront, Bob Bows, Betty Ann Goffo. FRONT ROW: (seatod): Priscilla Schwall. Robby Sanford. 120 National Honor Society BACK ROW: John Muramatsu Eugeno Lovlnjon, Philip Koch, Rich- ard Kantnr, Sandy Loob, Ronnia Sokol. Marcy Barack. Chuck Dawe, Michael White. Mark lovy, Andy Simon. MIDDLE ROW: Laurio Path- man. Robby Sanford. Jean Kram- er. Mark Lavin. Barb Elliott. Edwin Komen, Robert Roseth, Barbara Berman. Mary Leo Hammel. Pris- cilla Schwall, Dotty Emmerich. FRONT ROW: Linda Vorin. Debby Kaplan. Leah Zell. Ronda Server, Jon Brent. Lance Rodgors, Barb Steinor, Mary Heins. Laura Win- ston, Botsy Stern. Carol Gordon. BACK ROW: Justus Schlichting, Bob Hirsch. Rich Addison, David Fell, Ronald Rubonstoin, Stuart Ge- men, Richard Woinborg, Richard Roson, Thomas Schwoitxor, Stove Stoinberg, Robort Bows. James Friodman. MIDDLE ROW: Stove Ettlingor, Joffroy Altman. Louis Marks, David Durment, Mark Borfo- glio. Woody Sabold, Kennoth Rn- dor. Bill Overman. Richard Gross- man. Robert Sedik, John Hindo, Gilbert Conover. FRONT ROW: Richard Camporoalo, Candy Som- onzi, Mary Engtoman, Botsy Buhai, Potty Blosten, Betty Aten, Lorotto Lonzini, Kathy Eichlftr, Lorotta Piaconza. Mory Hoskins, Wendy Bay. Jan Marcus, Sharyn Ellman, Peggy Reuler. Honors 121 Candace Somenti Pot Floyd Award Lance Rodgers Harvard Book Award Dorothy Emmerich DAR Award Robert Roseth Brown Book Award Senior Class Ballot Botf Figuro— PKytiquo Dob Schoon, Stovo Sfoir.borg Clots Worriert Lonco Rodgors. Cocilo Sogal Sot) Drottod Scoff Anlxfor. Rondo Sorvor Botf Portonallty Jano Roppoport, Rob Sanford 122 123 Mo t Liloly to Succeed loah Zell. Chucl Dowo Mo� t Talented Richio Roion. Suo Eclmann Prottiott Eyat Wondy Bay. Richard Tondi Swootett Smilo Carol Gordon, Rob Sanford 124 Senior Ballot Mott Leadarthip Ability Pag Roulor, Chuck Dawo Class Arguors Larry Kroda, Joanna Chaster Senior Ballot Flirt—WoW Gruco Zimmerman, Victi Sherwin Most Sophisticated Chuck Dawo. Ronda Servor Class Clowns Ann Cono, Charlie Cochran Biggest Eaters Dob Schoon, Gib Conovor 125 Jeff Altman Donna Anderson Polly Andres William Andrini Scott Anixter William Anspach Betty Aten Howard Axner Robert Bachman Richard Bairn Mary Abols Richard Addison Betty Sue Adelman James Altman Prom ’66 126 Heavy hang tho crown at Sfovo Skidmoro, Stuort Gorman, and Potor Werrenrath, attond tho now king Stovo Stoinborg. 127 Prom Court (I. to r.): Stovo Slidmoro, Stuart Goman, Stovo Steinberg. Jano Rappoport. Carol Gordon. Rito Schoonhoft. Goil Johnson. 'Night of All Knights’ Christine Braxell Mike Bronnor Marcy Bolotin Robort Bookor Joachim Bornkamm Bob Bows 128 Ann Brickman Paul Brickman Jackie Broida Candace Brooks Claudia Brown Sheryl Brenner Randee Brown Dorothy Budd Deborah Burns Linda Campbell l?Q John Carlini Carolyn Cartor Joanno Chester Charles Cochran Luke Cohen Marshall Cohen Ann Cone Davitt Conley Karen Connelly Gilbert Conovor Jr. Koy Spayer and Rob Sanford givo it a go .. . Sandra Campbell Richard Camporoale Claudia Canovi Rachaol Cantor Linda Coonce Roger Cortesi Lisa Crane Linda Curtiss 130 Susan Dal Ponto Edward Davidson Charles Dawe Angela Dawos Mary Engolmon, Stove EHlingor. Larry Rubonjfoin folo time for rofroihmonh John Do Costa Carol Demma Joffrey Denonberg Sharon Dessauer Ralph DiLorenzo Mark Dobrofsky Steven Dobrofsky Richard Dodge 131 1 Andrew Doppolt Carol Dostalek Jerry Dratlor Wendy Dratler N. David Durment Suzanne Eckmann Kathy Eichler Margie Eis Jim Eisonborg Barbara Elliott Mary Engelman Stophanie Enstrom Joel Epstein Stephen Ettlinger David Fell Michael Ferrari Sharyn Ellman Dale Emmerich Dorothy Emmerich Patricia Engel 132 Senior Work-day Kenneth Finder Lawrence Fischborg Robert Flax Joann Fox Robert Frank Norman Frauenheim Nancy fieldman Shelly Reids Katherine Fraulini Babette Freedman I. to r.: Da'ylo Friodmon, Lynn Bernay, Cathy Wayne, Batty Ann Goffo, Mary Englemen, Mary Haskins, Sheryl Brenner, Botsy Buhai, Maureen Kiver. 133 7 David Freedman Dayle Friedman James Friedman Lynn Friedman Jack Frigo Ronni Frohlich Phil Frye Richard Furth Eddie Garcia Ernest Garner Kathleen Garrity Naomi Geller Stuart Geman Miles Geringer Seniors Clean Highland Park Melvin Golden David Goldman Suzanno Goldt Myrna Goldwaro Jerrold Goodman Louis Gorchoff Charlos Gibbons Ralph Gibson Jano Glabman Mark Glazier Judy Glickauf Elizabeth Ann Goffo Linda Gold Barbara Goldberg Lynn Goldberg Jan Goldblatt 135 Bradley Gordon Carol Gordon Seniors Attack the Laboratory Randall Gordon Leslie Gore Richard Gottschall Randy Goulding Marjorie Graff Terry Green Tom Groongard Janet Gross Eugono lovinson shows tho lab due respect by woering o coot and tie— Richard Grossman Vicki Guido Kathy Habecost Al Hackman 136 —But Joan Kramor has tho right idoa—dig in! John Hinthorn Robert Hirsch Michaol Hazollcorn Mary Hoins Steven Herman John Hindo Robert Hall Judy Hallace Mary Lee Hammel Sandra Handmacher John Hansen Scott Hanson Patricia Hargreavos Keith Harris Mary Haskins Judy Hayden 137 Experimentation and Dissection Ronald Jacobson David Johnson Cheryl Hoffman Ray Holder Gail Johnson Sue Johnson Robert Hollander Richard Hong William Johnson Vivian Joseph Deborah Horwitz Noroon Innocenzi Gigi Jacobs Romombor, Mark—it' SO Molar hydrochloric acid. Susan Hirsch Ann Hoffman 138 Martin Jacobs Bruce Kaplan HCL + = ?? ♦ ♦ Fetal Pigs Sari Kadison Thomas Kahn Henrietta Kalin Richard Kanter Robert Kaplan Deborah Kaplan Dick Kaplan Stan Katz Karalee Kooler Karlene Keeler Sandra Kelley Mr. Motyl shows Tom Schwoihor and Rob Sanford how to steal tho bacon.” 139 Seniors Have SPIRIT Lynn Kleber Daniel Kloinman Ronald Klein David Knapp Phillip Koch Stevo Kolasa Edwin Komen Ralph Korb Sherry Kellner Martin Kienegger James Kircher Mauroon Kiver Shelley Korshak Maggie Koven 140 Loaning on tho car aro Daylo Friodman, Louit Mark , Margarot Ladurini, Davo Foil. Mory Engloman, Botty Ann Goffo, Candy Somonzi, Luko Cohan. Patty Bloston. Jean Kramor Marcia Kramor Larry Kreda Frank Kucora Margarot Ladurini Marsha Ladurini Steven Lauer Mark Lavin Denny Lawton Mary Ann Lazaretti Robert Laing Juli Lamson Brian Langlois 141 David Larson Susan Levin Maxine Levine Eugene Levinson Laurenco Loviton MarL Levy Michael Lewitz Nancy Libman Joseph Licata Michael Linderman Robert Lindstrom Diana Loderman Ronald LeMastor Loretta Lonzini Susan Leopold Seniors in a Creative Mood Lorraine Lobl Sandra Loeb Sari Kadison capturos tho scono. 142 Crooting a snowman are: Rich Pathman, Molinda Nadal, Oavo Smith, Lynn Friodman, Ronna Schary and (hiding). Lula Cohan. Jan Marcus and Ratty Ann Goffo help thair friends male Christmas decorations. 143 Michael Maiman Richard Maisel Jan Marcus Edwin Marks Louis Marks William Marks Dawn Matsumoto Beth Mayer 111 .. James Mayor Sue McConnell Michael Moiorhoff Nancy Mosorow 144 Sukoshi Michaolis Doborah Mizol Alfredo Monfoverde Happiness Is Being a Senior Kathy Morris Donna Munn John Muramatsu Bert Nanninni James Nannini Melinda Nadel Danielle NannI Lisboth Nathan David Nemer ... Oh. Darling, jo jwoot of you! 145 It’s what they call Senior Slump Fred Nereim Jill Newman Carmen Ori Alan Orlowslcy Edward Orlowslcy William Ovorman 146 Marilyn Pacin Charles Padorr Stoven Pagliai Frank Papierniak Anthony Pellegrino John Perbohner Christine Perry Donald Peterson Patricia Paradise William Paradiso Laurel Pathman Richard Pathman Mark Paul Jamie Pellar Well. then, how about no«t Saturday night? Michael Pollock Jill Pottor Jeffery Price Jane Rappaport Janet Rahor Susan Redfiold 148 Loretta Piacenza Julie Picard Kathleen Picchietti Daniol Pilurs Senior Yea Mark Rottman Peggy Reuler Robert Rich Lynne Richman Luci Right Lynne Rissman Lanco Rodgers Michael Kogan If fho librarian only knew . .. ocial Life Dominic Ronxani Konnotb Roof Janice Root Charlos Ropoquet Robin Ross Annette Rossi Lauren Rothonborg Gail Rubenstoin Patricia Rose Richard Rosen Robert Roseth Mark Rosner 149 Obviously, Joel Epstoin has ninth period English. E-9,10 Larry Rubonstein Ronald Rubonstein Ronna SKary Justus Schlichting Debra Schloss Barbara Schmidt Beryl Reubon Robert Ryall Nancy Sage Bernabe Sanchez Robert Sanford Mary Santi Joyce Sasser Jane Schachter Mark Sabitt Woodrow Sabold 150 Bonnie Schneider Deborah Schoon Robert Sodik Cecile Segal Has its Moments Sandra Sennett Ronda Server Mark Shapiro Margot Shayne Chris Sheahen John Shelton 151 Michael Silverstine Andy Simon Candice Simons Charles Sincere Maureen Sinclair Tim Sjoberg William Sherwood Barbara Shibko Arthur Shulman Susan Shure 152 Seniors in the Fine Arts Dwight Skidmore Stove Skidmore James Skomurski Ray Skomurski Douglas Slack Frances Slawin Mono Slutzky David Smith Douglas Smith Andy Smoler Bill Ovorman in a poaceful momonf. Ronnie Sokol Debbio Solgon Sandi Solis Candace Somonzi 153 Seniors Become Privileged Steven Steinberg Barbara Steiner Kay Speyer Bonnie Spilker Deborah Staver Jill Steinberg 154 Talk-Hall Susan Strauss Suzan Stutzman Batsy Stern Linda Stockton Jon Stone Ellen Stransky 155 Good! Linda Verin Louis Vignocchi Richard Vittenson Stephen Vosburgh Kathleon Vyn Barbara Waarala Mmmmmmm— Richio Ro$on voraciously dovours Kis birthday cako. Robert Tepper Barry Tickes Richard Tondi Maria Tosi Mark Ugolini David Underwood 156 Poter WerronratK John Wetsel Nancy Woinress Jeffrey Woiss Alice Weiland Richard Weinberg Margaret Walder Judy Wallaco Lee Wallenstein Cathy Wayno Senior Lunch Seniors At Work John White Michael White Only his hoirdrossor know for suro. Mary Williams Ronald Winkler Laura Winston Michael WoTf Patrick Wright Lisa Wynn Undo Gold ond Luko Cohen blow thoir bubbles, but not tholr cool. 158 Fannie Yea r Michael Yoeltn John Yong Mary Ann Yurkonfl Paul Zimmerman Jay 25v Terry Zailaw Marilyn Zelke Leah Zell Bruce Zimmerman Not Pictured Deborah Block Thomas Giboney Robert Herbst Mary Johnson Poter Lewaren Joffrey Lewis Furio Marchetti Marc Posner John Ronan Robert Sanders Mitchell Squire 159 In Memory of Cathy Kroll For what is to die but to stand naked in the wind and to melt into the sun? Only when you drink from the river of silence shall you indeed sing. And when the earth shall claim your limbs, then shall you truly dance. 161 —Kahlil Gibran The Prophetni. Bruna 90 Abals, Mary L. 108. 126 Absrman. Andrea S. 83 Abernathy, Myra M. 79 Abrahams. George J. 37, 42. 84 Abrams. Geri S. 86 Acello Cafaldo, M. 49. 91 Acello. Francis R. 78 Achberger. Calhryn 83 Achberger. Crisly 95 Addison. Sccll' C. 34. 47. 79. 103 Addison Richard B. 43. 112. 120. 121. 126 Adelman. Belly Sue 126 Adler. John P 87 Alberl, Jane? M. 86 Alberl Joseph 37. 91 Albert. Lawrence M. 37. 87 Alberl, Rose M. B1 Albin. Marcy B. 95 Alchon. Guy 90 Alexandroll. Nilci 95 Abels, Mary L. 108. 126 Allerdice. Charles 47. 78, 82 Alfonso, Jose 95 Allmendinger. L. F. B1 Alperf Slevsn G. 49, 83 Alray Erol M. 45, 87 Allman. James R. 126 A11man.Jef1ery P. 34, 120. 121, 126 Allman. Margery J. 86, 106 Amendola. Robarl 94 Amider. Brunilds 89' Amidei, Ermanno 95 Amslerdam, Bruce G. 37. 84 Ancahas. Lawrence 37 Anderson. Donna M. 126 Andres. Marlha C. 88 Andres. Polly Jo 126 Andrini Andrini, Andrini An ixle r- Brenda K 95 Roberl T. 78 William F. 126 SC011' C. 40, 122. 126 141 Borlololli. Gail M. 89, 106. 107, 114 Anspach, Lawrence C. 45, B7 Anspach. William N. 47. 112, 126 Anlonelli. Toni M. 95 Arndr. William 93 Arvey. Belh E 88 Ascherman. Lawrence 91 Ash, Jane L 95 Ash. Reginald 88 Asher, Deborah H. 80 Alan, Belly M. 106. 121, 124, 126 Alherfon, Brooks 87 Alherlon. Sandra K. Ailas. Michael D. 91 Aflas. Sharon R. 79, 114 Auguslynialc, Janice A.e1.oa. Jams. A. 34. az Axelrod, Sco11A. 91 Axner, Deborah M.95 Axner. Howard M. 126 Bobbin. Denne 83. 103 104 Bachman. Jr. Roberl 126 Baerga, Osvaldo 95 Baim. Richard A. 126 Balmer. Alison M. 88. 89 Balmer. Evelyn E. Baker, Palriclr G. 34, 36. 47. 82 Balrer. Sleven M. 38, 87 Balmer. Terry W. 34 Baker. Thomas 49. 87 162 Index Balmer. Wendy S. 95 Baldrey, Janer B. 88 Ballenqer, Bruce F. 49. 91 Ballenger. Howard C. 44. B2. 103 Ballenqer, Michael Ballis, Edward S. 95 Banach. Henry S. 95 Bandalin, Brenl J. 84, 114 Baracanoi, Brian 91. Baraclr, Marcy E. 14, 104, 105, 109. 114. 120. 121,127 Barancilc, Rolaerl H. 38. 49, 79 Barliley, Sharon L. 90 Barmash Marilyn R. B6 Barnell. Lee 34. 36. 48. 49. 120. 127. Barnelf, Michael 45. 95 Barnelf. William 44, 127 Barnharl, Cheryl 1.. 86 Barnow, Bruce D. 82 Baron. Margo 85 Barr, Krislina Bb Barr, Palricia A. 78. 80, 108 Barras, David 91 Barras. Lynn S. 83 Barringlon. Judilh B0 Borringfon. Roberl 88 Bartholomew, David 83. 113 Barlholomew. James 44, 82 Bartholomew. Laurel Barfolai, Sleven J. 91 Barloni. Kalhleen A. B8 Bass. Jonalhan D. 109, 120. 127 Bass. Linda 1. 95 Baleman. Howard A. 90 Bauden. Nancy J. 81 Bausrle. Eva 95 Baum, Lauren 1. 80, 108 Bay, Carey S. 45, 90 Bay. Wendy N. 105, 108, 121, 124. 127 Beaudin. Gregory E. 87 Back. Andrea L. 86 Beck, Carolyn 1. 90 Beclrerman, Bonny S. 78, 80, 106 Bederman, Gail L. 95 Bellamy. Joan S. 95 Belolslry. Carol J. 95 Benchley. Jellerey A. 127 Benede1rGsorgann 95 Benlce. Thomas J. 127 Bennell. Barbara J. 86 Bennelr, Jelfrey. D. 82 Bennelr. Pamela 1. 95 Berg, Donna 95 Bergau. Kalhryn M. 95 Berger, Leonard K. 110. 111. 113. 127 Berger. Susan P. BO Beris, Grelchen 95 Berlcson. Lynn B. 127 Berlianl, Wendy J. 90, 117 Berlin. Sandra C. BB Berman. Barbara H. 113. 121. 127 Berman. Gary 78 Bernabei, Lynne A. 83. 104 Bernard, Margare190, 108 Bernard. Susan F. 95 Bernardi, Candace C. 90 Bernardi. James 42. 90 Bernardi. Louis J. 91 Bernardi. Louise R. 95 Bernarda, Maw s. I27 Bernardi. Marilyn K Bernardi. William R. 47. 82 Bernardi, Wilma 88 Bernbaum. Adrien S. 81 Bernay. Laurence A. 45. 90 ee.....y, Lynn 127. :aa Berngard, Boriley C. 83. 113 Bernsiein. Edward L. Bernsiein, Gail B. 86 Bernslein , Jonalhan 88, 115. 116 Bernslein. Karen L. 78 Bernslein, Simon L. 81 Berris, Richard 91 Bershad. Blaine 91, 115. 116 Bershad. D. Mara 80, 116. 117 Be.+..q.... Linda L. vs Berloqlio. Marlr R. 120, 121. 127 Berlram, Nancy L. 108 Berlucci. Jaclc 1. Berlucci. Sam L. 37, 87 Boxerman, Naomi L. 95 Boys. Rosemarie O. 80, 110 Bradley. Thomas K. 38. 49. B8 Brand. Les G. 45, 87 Brandonisio. Judy Brazell, Chrisline 128 Brenner, Michael C. 128 Brenner. Sheryl E. 106, 129, 133 Brenl, Deirdre M. 92 Bren1,Jona1han 117. 120, 121. 129 Breyer, Mari: E. 82 Breyer, Thomas 91 Brichla, Carol 92 Briclcrnan. Ann E. 23. 116. 117, 128 Brill, Andrew 149, 78 Brinkman, James 84, 116 Broday. Belh A. 86. I 15 Brodslcy, Susan D. 81 Beslow, John M. B2 Bellanin. Franl: R. 91 Bellanin. John L. 127 Bollanin, Kalhleen 89 Bider, Leslie E. 47. 78. 82, 114 Bielerl, Jay H. 42 Bierul. Barbara A. 89 Biondi. Silvano 91 Birnbaum. Hollis R. 83. 114. 115 Birnberg. Roberl W. 37. 91, 116 Birslein, Karen Sue 91. 95. 114 Bixby. Gail L. 83 Blaclr. James H. 80, 108 Blaclrer, James C. 34, B2 Blalreslee. Theron D. 45. 91 Blanlr. Carol J. 113, 115. 128 Blanlc. Richard 91. 116 Brody, Barry M. 129 Brody. Cindy A. 92 Brody, Sfeven R. 129 Broida. Jacqueline 129 Bronso n. Darryl M. 82. 104 Brooks. Candace E. 129 Brower, Marla S. 38, 49. 84 Brown. Arnold D. 37. 88 Brown, Carey 1. 82 Brown, Claudia A. 129 Brown. Dorolhy A. 86, 114 Brown, llise A. 83 Brown, Ranclee C. 105. 107, 129 Brown, Richard 37. 91 Brown. William D. 82 Brunini, Emma E. BO. 114 Brugio Blanlt. Rulh E. 92 Bliclr, Deborah Bloclr, Joyce S. 83 Bloclr. Kennelh L. 79. 100 Bloom. Audrey E. 81 Bloom. Fabian A. 79 Bloom, Jonalhan A. 91 Bloom, Rarldee A. 104, 128 Blosferi. Palricia 108, 120. 121. 1 B1umen1ha1,Alan M. B1 Blumenlhal, Marc J. B5 Blumenlhal. Sandra 88 Bobbins, Maiorif S. 88 Boqerl. Deb.. R. av Bogarl. Ginny 90 Bohn. Mar1rP. 25. 44. 128 Bohn, Michelle A. 88 Boilini. Caihleen C. 81 Bolinger, Suzanne M. 81 Bololin, Marcy C. 105, 128 Bommarilo. Mary G 92 Bongarlen. Bruce C. 87 Bongarlen. Karl J. 91 Bonnheirn, Malcolm L. 78 Booker. Roberl L. 128 Boren. Thomas 91 Borinsfein. Jill E. B3 Bornliamrn, Joachim G. 24. 100. 102. 128 Borlololli. Sleven 83 Borfz, Shery 53 Bowen, Bob 79 Bowers. James D. 78 Bowers, Laurie A. 90. Bows. Roberl A. 40. 50. 120, 121, 128 Bows. Ronna L. 92 B Rux, Klaus D. B0 Buck. Bonnie J. 81 Buck. M...i...... J. 129 Buckley, Erling M. 49, 90 Budd. Dorolhy 129 Buhai. Belsy E. 108, 121, 129, 133 Burchall. Barbara J. 88 Burchall. Jaclc A. 82. 114 Burman, Garry A. Burman, Mar1i92, 116 Burman, Wayne K. 90, 114 Burns. Deborah 117. 129 Burns. Jay IV 91. 116 Burriss, Susan L. 89 Burien. Jonel G. 89. 117 Byrne, Diane T. 129 Cabri. Bruce L. 87 Cahn, Joel M. 84 Caldarelli. Paul A. 45. 87 Caldarelli, Paula E. Callen, Kalhleen A. 83 Campbell, Linda L. 52. 129 Campbell, Nicholas 82 Campbell, Sandra R. 105. 130 Camporeale, Michael 78, 82 Camporeale. Richard 121. 130 Canmann, Sarah B. 92 Canovi. Claudia M. 115, 130 Canlagallo, Mary P. B0 Canlin. Marcia C. 78 Canlor. Judilh 92 Canlor. Rachael L. 117, 130 Cape. Thomas W. 37. 42. 91 Caplin, Wendy A. 90. 109, 115 Capper, Judy E. 95 Carani. Fred J. 91 Carasik, Michael A. 88 Caringella, Jack 87 Carenas, Elizabeih 89 Carllni. John A. 130 Carler. Carolyn J. 130 Carler, Michael W. 37. 84 Casdan. Linda A. 83 Casler, Richard S. B5 Cassai, Beverly A. 78, 106 Casrelli. Bradley 37. 91 Caslillo, Philip J. 93 Cecchi. Lucian L. 78 Cerf, Peler M. 90 Cerl. Thomas N. 85 Cervelli. Donna M. B8 Cervefli, Linda A. 81, 114 Cervelli, Mary A. B3 Challen, Marc B4 Chaimson. Mary B. 92 Chamberlin, David 84, Chamlaerlin, Marlr E. 91 Chapman. Laz K. 42, 91 Chapman, Ronald D. 81 Charalr. Neil P. 91, llb Chase, David C. 91 Cheusow, Alan M. B5, 116 Chausow, Diane J. Bl Chellslorp, Craig V. 91 Cheresh. Elizalaelh BB Cheresh, Mallhew C. 91 Chess, Pamela M. BB Chesler, Joanne M. 125. 130 Cheslar, Jonaihan H. B5 Chiclrernao, Carey L. 91 Chrislansen, Debbie 81 Clanchelli, Carrie 89, 90, 115 Cimmarusll. Michael 84 Clslernino, Celia 92 Cislernino, Ivana 92 Clarlr, Thames S. 91 Clausing, Karen E. 79 Coblas. Louise B. 78 Cobbs. William W. 87 Cochran. Charles E. 38, 48. 49, 100, 125. 130 Cochran. Elizabelh 92 Coll. Laurence A. 79 Cohen, Alan R. 42. 91 Coonce, Linda 130 Coonce. Mary Anna 92 Cooper, Karen 92 copii. Bruno 91 Coppi. Denise 92 Capps, vm.. vu. us Corin. Edward M. 90 Corsini. Roberl P. 88 Corlesi Roger J. 130 Couller, Rey W. 37 Cousin, Carole S. 91. 92 Cousin. Michael J. 49, 82 Cowgill, Donald J. 37, 90 Crane. Cerherine L. 92 Crane, Charles F. 47, 82 Crane, David M. 81 Crane, Lisa E. 130 Cradilor. Polar 91 Crawd on Pairicia 80. 115 Cohen, S Cohan, Alfred O. 42, 91 Cohan, Bennell' L. 42. 91 Cohan. Bruce H. 37, 84 Cohen. Laura T. 92 Cohan. Louis E. 107, 130. 141, 143. 158 Cohen. Marshall D. 130 usan N. 104 5 I Cumming. Gail 95 Crovelli, Irene L. 81 Crowley, James L. 78, 114, 117 Cucchiaro, Sleven R. 37. 87 Cur1iss, Donald F. 42, 88 Curliss, Linda 130 Dadisman, Richard E. B4 Dagovilt. Aaron Dal Ponia. Donald G. 37. 90 Dal Ponfe. Joyce L. 79 Dal Ponle. Susan L. 131 Danai, Linda M. 90 Danalras, Eugenia A. B3 Daniels, Bruce 91, 116 Dnalrer. Leon B7 Dann, Stoll R. 92 Dann, Susan 92 D'As1ici. Angela 81 D'As1ici, Frank 92 Daugherily. Nanci L. 83 David Pamela H. 92 David, Robin Lynn 80. 108. 115 Davidson. Edward L. 43. 104. 112. 131 Dawe, Charles R. 14, 100. 121, 122. 124. 125, 131 Dawe, Janice C. 92 Dawes, Angela L. 131 Dean, Julie E. 89, 115 Decllar, Ellen M. 88, 1 I6 De Cosla, John L. 131 De La Llama, Paul H0 De Lee. Barry 92 Demma. Carol L. 131 Demma, Mimi S. 83. 114 Denenbe-RG. Jellrey 131 Cohen. Daniel 93, 116 Cohn, Michael A. B7 Cohn,S1ephen H. 37.91 Cole. James R. 81 Collins, Charles S. 82. 110 Collins. Michael V. 82. 100 Cone. Ann D. 125, 130 Conley. Davill A. 34, 130 Conley. Pairiclr E. 91 Connelly, Karen D. 105, 130 Conover. Gilberf Jr. 34. 107, 121, Dennis, Roberl D. 92 De Rosa. Egidio 42. 92 De Sanlo, Bruce 92 Dessauer, James M.92 Dessauer. Sharon D. 131 De Very, James M. 92 De Vroeg, De Vroeg. Diamond. Diamond, Diamond. Linda G. 88 Susan J. 78 lra 92 Marlc K. 82 Sleven L. 90 125, 130 Conover. Jevne R. 37. 45. 49. 91 Conway. James L. 81 Conway. James O. 87 Conway. Margaref J. 80. 110 Conway, Mary 92 Conway, Pafricl: J. 91 Coolr, Laura L. 92 Dick, Roberl S. 38, 45, 82 Digani, Jeanne M. 83. 106, 108 Dillard, Marlena M. 78 Dillard, Richard J. B7 Dillon. Chesier M. B4 Di Lorenlo, Margo B9 Di Lorenzo. Ralph J. 131 Dilz. Toby Lee Dixon. Philip H. 78. 83 Doblrin. Joan D. B6 Dobrilrin, Sandra L. 78, 80 Dabrofslry, Marl: L. 38. 49, 131 Dalarolsky, Sfaven R. 38. 49. 131 Dodd. James K 37, 42. 49, 88. 114 Dodge, Elizabafh B. 83. 103 Dodge. R. Richard 131 Dalgin. Rolaerl S. B2 Damash. Sara A. 93 Demier, Wendy 93 Dan. Marcia 93 Doner, Lynn E. 81. 108 Dona-Hue. Jack Donahue, Joseph 80 Doppelf. Andrew B. 132 Doppelf, Roberl F. 42. 87 Dorsey, Deborah A. 99 Doslalelr. Carol B. 132 Daly, Daniel 92 Douglas. Marsha 93 Douglas, Rosalie A. 89 Dreil. Shelia R. 83 Dransieldl, Darlene B6 Draller. Gerald S. 132 Draller. Wendy Y. 108. 132 Drew. Joe T. 92 Druldenis. Dennis J. 84 Dubach. Deborah A. 83, 117 Du Brolf. Robarl' J. 84. 90 Dudnicl, Donna S. 93 Dulan, Miichell Duman. Barbara R. 93 Duman. Pamela J. 81 Dungian. Richard 82 Durmenl. N. David 38, 49, 120. 121. 132 Durmenl, Suxanna 93 Durschlag, Cara R. 90 Earhart. Joanne 90, 106 Early. Thomas B. 37, 92 Eclrmenn. Suxanne L. 23. 122, 132 Edelslein. David A. 90 Edwards. Randal J. 92 Eichler. Kaiherine 106, 117, 131. 132 Eis, Margarei R. 132 Els, Richard A. 84 Eiseman, Sfaven J. 92 Eisenberg, James L. 132 Eisenschiml. Barara 93 Eisenschiml. Laurel 80 Eisenschiml. Lanore 81 Eisenschiml, Nancy 91, 93 Eisner. Charles B. 87 Eldridge, Howard E. 37, 49, 87 Ellioll. Arlhur R. 40, B5 Ellioll. Barbara M. 104, 111. 121, 132 E11mann,Lance J. 87 Ellman, Rhonda 93 Ellman, shawn G.I04.1II. 121. 132 Elson. Mary 93 Elson. Nalhan R. 92 Elsfrom. David C. B2 Elslrom. Diane 93 Elsrom. Lynn 93 Emelfarb, Hal A. 37. 49. 91 Emmerich. Dorothy H. 103. 121. 132 Englaer. Rhonda 94 Engel, Daniel A. 85 Engel, Pairicia K. 132 Engelman. Mary M. 108. 121, 131. 132. 133. 141 Enslrom. David A. 90 Enslrom, H. James 92 Enslrom. Slephanie 132 Eppslein, David S. 78. 82 Eppslein, Deborah 93 Epsfain. Bennall L. 44. 82, 107 Epslein. Joel 1. 116. 132. 150 Epslein, Judifh K. 93 Epslein, Marlr R. 37. 92 Eplon. Deborah K. 93 Eplon. Karen W. BB Esserman, Dale Lynn 93 Essarman, Sander L. 37, 84, 87 Esfep, John H. 82 Eslep, Ross J. 93 Erlelson, Sharon B. 93 Erlinger, Dale Ann 81 Eitinger, Harold w. 37. 42. 49. as Elllinger. Peler R. 92 E111inger.S1ephen4-9. 102. 121. 131 132 Eul. Thomas B. 132 Fabri. Terri L. 66 Fac1or,VivlLi Lee 81 Fallrof. Bradley B. 49. 92. 116 Fallrol. Myles R. 80. 104. 110. 115 Ferlras. Jeff N. 85 Farnsworlh, Denyse 85. 115 Feigan, M-lchelle T. 132 Feigon, Sharon 93 Feinberg Feinsiein Feldman. Feldman. Feldman, .Slephan S. 91 .Joel M. 45, 92 Barney A. 87 Gary M. 37.91.92 Jeffery M. 37, 90 Feldsfein, Ralph M. 82, 112 Fen, David A. 32, 40, woo, 121, 141 Fell, Jennifer L. 73, B3. 113 Fell. John S. 37. 92 Fell, Judilh A. 93 Felsenlhal. Jill H. 90 Fenchel. Feraldo. Rolaerl S. 87 Rae:ene A. Ferrari, Michael A. 132 Ferrari. Robin J. Ferrari, Roberl 37. 87 Ferry. Abgey Jane B9, 114 132. Field, Slephan J. 38, 49. 93 Fieldler, Micheal W. 92 Fieldman, Susan L. 93 Fields, Michele 133 Finch, David S. B4 Finder. Kennelh A. 109. 121. 133 Finaman. Marla E. 93 Fingold. Belle L. 78. 103 'Finlrs.Jel1rey w. 17, ao. 104 Finsion. Alice L. B3, 104. 117 Fiore, Joanne 93 Fiore. Richard 37, 93 Fireslone. Franlrlin 45. 93 Fireslone, Sleven H. 45. 93 Fischberg. Lawrence 133 Fischbarg. Leslie M. 79 Fischer. Harold A. 85 Fischer, Lisa A. 93 Fisher. David J. 87 Fisher. H. Brad 49, 93 Fisher. Susan E. 93 Fishman. Craig M. 16, 93 Fishman, Nancy 193. llb Fishman, Slaven A. 82 Fishman, Sfeven K. 85. 114 Fihsimon, Jean K. SB 163 Flax. Carole J. 84. 85. I06 Flex. Roberl J. l09. IJ3 Fleischmann, Janel' Bb Flink. Lori Jo 93 Flink. Roberl L. 93 Flink, Toren G. B0 Flom, Kerry J. 93. Ilb Folkoff. Barbara 93 Fonk, Barbara J. B5 Font. Laura C. 95 Fonf, Linda E. 88 Fonlana. Marie 89 Forqen. Roberl W. 87 Forman. Jessica A. 89 Forman. Michael 38, 42. 93 Forfunaro. Francine Forfunalo. Michael 88 Fosbender. Lisa M, Bl. I08 Fosbender. Vicki C. Fox. Jo Ann l33 Fox. Lyle B. 4l. BI Frank. Barbara J. 90 Frank. Barbara Sue Bl Frank, Ellen 93 Frank. Marcia 89, IOS Frank. Roberr A. I33 Frankel, Gladys J. 52, Bl, l06, Franklin. Jane? F. Bb Franks. Michael S. 8l. H5 Franks. Slephanie L. 93 Franzel. Karen L. 85 Frauenheim. Norman 44, I33 Fraulini. Kefherine l04. I33 Freedman. Babefle J. ll7, I33 Freedman. David M. 34. I34 Freedman, Jacqualin 93 Freedman. Thomas R. 27. 87 Freehling. Elizabel B8 Freeman. David Freeman. Michelle L. 88. II4 Freeman, Robin 93 Freeman. Sandra L. 83 Freundlich, Edward 93 Fried, Daniel B. 45. 93 Fried. Sleven L. 44. BO Friendbarg. John R. 8I Friedman. Dale B. I33. I34. l4l Friedman. Daniel W. 42. 93 Friedman, llene 8l Friedman. James M. 40. 43. l2l. I34 Friedman, Jane E. 89 Friedman. Janice 93 Friedman, Joan G. 93 Friedman, Jonalhan 79 Friedman, Lynn A. IO9. I34. l Friedman. Roberr D. 79 Friedman, Susan C. 79 Friesem. Ann R. 89 Frigo. Edward J. 38. 93 Frigo. Jack E. I34 Frohlich, Ronni Sue I34 Frooman, Robin S. Frosl. Bonira M. 85 Frosl. Ira M. 37. 93 Frye. Newlon P. I34 Frya. Paier R. 79 Fuchs. Robin 92 Fucik. Jane A. 79. I03. IO4. IOS Fuenle, Judilh E. BO. Fuenie, Louise R. 93 Fuller, Donald R. 37. 87 Furlh. Richard D. l07. l34 Furlh. Ronald J. 49. 85 Gaines. Carol A. 93 Ib4 43 Gaines. Evan J. 88 Gaines. Susan D. 8I Gans. Richard M. 84 Garber. Darryl J. Garcia. Ediberlo 46, l34 Garcia. Heclor L. 7B Garland. Scoll M. B4 Gerling, Kalhleen B. BB Gerling. Roberl W. B4 Garner, Ernesr K. Ilb. l34 Garner. Michael K. 85 Garner. Rosemarie V. 93 Garnilz. B. Bruce 38. 49. 93 Garringron, Margarel 80 Garrily, Karhleen M. l34 Garrily. Mark A. 37, 49. 85 Galro. Frank J. B7 Galro. Waller P. Gaudreau. Polly F. 93 Geiderman. Michael 93 Geier, Deborah M. 83 Geiderman. Paulee E. 79 Geimer. Siaphen D. 45. 93 Gelborl. James l. 93 Gall. Jonalhan 79 Gellar, Ellen 93 Geller. Naomi G. l34 Geman, Sluarr A. 34. 36. l03. l20. I2I. l27. l2R. I34 Genesf, Thomas F. 93 Georgevich. Daniel 42. 49. 93 ewgavsch. siephaf. al, lla Gerber. Brian H. 80 Gerber. Daryl E. 93 Gerchenson. Michael 93 swinger, Miles s, I34 Geringer. Sandra L. 79. lO4 Germaine, James A. Gelileman. Chad H. 87 Gharidini, Vicloria 93 Gherardini. Deborah 90 Ghizzoni. G. John 93 Giallanza. Connie 90. ll4 Giellanza, Josephine 93 eisngiafgi. Ronald az Gibbons. Charles M. I35 Gibbons. James l... Gibbs, David H. 45. 94 Giboney, Thomas Gibson, Henry F. 85 Gibson. Martha F. 83 Gibson. Ralph T. 38, 48. 49, II3. l35 Giefl. Edward W. S4 Gill. Mark 37. 94 Gillen. Kalhleen 94 Gilson. Slephen R. 87 Gips. Walter F. 37. H4 Glabman. Scolr 87. l09 Glabman. Jane B. I35 Glaser. Cary N. Glass. Barbara S. 9l. 93 Glassman. Daryl L 89 Glazer, Jan K. 93 Glass, Mark l... B2 Glazer. Susan E. 90 Glazier. Mark G. IO3, I35 Glick. Penny A. 84. B6 Glickaul. Joy 93 Glickaul. Judy P. ll0, l10. l35 Glover. Edward T. 82 Gluaclr, Robarr M. 90 Goehring. Millon L. 45, 94 Goflen. Melanie L. 93 Golfo. Berry Ann IOS, I20. I33. I35. l4I. I43 Gold. Harriel L. 80. IO6. l0B Gold, Linda R, I35. I58 Gold. Lori S. 94 Gold, Marlene A. 94 Gold. Nancy J. 94, ll7 Gold, Terry A. 95. l I7 Goldvlierg. Barbara L. I35 Goldberg. Eileen M. Goldberg. Lynn l08. lll. l35 Goldberg. Jane E. 90 Goldberg. Kare 94. II6 Goldberg. Suzanne 78 Goldblali. Jan H. I35 Goldblarf, Jody L. 94 Golden. Melvin A. 38. l35 Goldgehn, Leslie A. 94 Goldman. Amy J. Bl Goldman. David B. l35 Goldman, Debbie J. 94 Goldman, Ronald J. 38. 42. 49. 94 Goldaholl. Gleda BI, lI4 Goldsholl. Harry B7 Goldsmilh, Ted G. 49. 83 Goldslein, James A. 82 Goldsrone, Craig S. 94 Goldsione, Howard M. Goldr. Suzanne l35 Goldware. Myrna P. I35 Gomer. Edwin 47. Bl Gonzalez, Leslie 94 Good. Debora A. 86 Good. Richard F. 79 Goodall, Beverly A. ss Goodman, Donald M. 94 Goodman, Jerrold. llb, l35 Goodman, Mariorie 94 Goodman, Mary S. H8 Gorcholf, Louis L. 34. l35 Gorchoff, William J. 37. 94 Gordon. Bradley J. I36 Gordon, Carol A. IO6. l2l. II2, l24. IZ8. I35 Gordon, Hilron M. 9l. 94 Gordon. Margarel' R. 83. IO6. l07 Gordon. Michael D. 37, 87 Gordon, Randall 40. l3b Gore, Leslie R. l08. l36 Gore. Linda B. 89 Gore. Randi S. 86. IU6 Gorlner, Larry T. 37. 42. 94 Gorlhelf. Deborah 94 Golilieb, Roberl N. B2 Gollschall, Richard 44. I35 Goulding. Randall S. II2I I36 Graff. Mariorie J. l3b Graham. Mary B. -89 Graham. Wendy D. ll5 Granlield. Palricia 94 Granl, Forresr W. Green. Bruce 49. 94 Green, Terry Lynn l06, l3b Graenebaum. Nancy H. Bl. II4 Greengard. Thomas C. 34. I35 Greenwald. Linda J. 90 Grogan. Larry 94 Gross. Elise 78 Grosg Janel l05, I36 Gross. Randy S. 42. 87 Grossman, Alan W. 94 Grossman. Richard L, 45. 82 Grossman. Richard W. I4. 23, lI0. Ill. I20. l2l. I36 Grossman. Jeffrey P. 45. 94 Gruber. Judilh E. Guido. Victoria M. I36 Guido. Riie A. 94 Gumbiner. Jeffrey S. 87 Gunders. Susan R. Bl. II4 Gurioli. Belly 88 Gurnick. Laurie J. 90 Habecosl. Karhy K. lO4. l0B. I36 Hackman. Alfred N. I36 Hagqie, Miami E. 94 Hainchek. Kalhy J. 94 Hall. Robert R. I37 Hell, Nancy 86 Hallace, Judy I37 Halperin, Barbara L. B5. l06, ll6 Halperin. Jan C. 7B Hslpefan, Msralyn J. 94 Halperin, Sieve 49. 82 Halperin. nerd 94 Halpern. Sheryl A. Bl. ll7 Hummel. Mary Lee 121, m Hammerberq. Kim W. 37, 40. 84 Hammond, Harlan T. 95 Handleman. Marc 82 Handler. Philip B. 90 Handmacher. Debra M. 94 Handmacher, Sandra l20. I37 Hansen. John R. I37 Hansen. Stoll' W. II4. II7, I37 Haras. Douglas P. Harbison. Richard 87 Hargreaves. Palricia I37 Harringlon. Daniel 37, 49. B5 Harrinqron. John W. 84 Harrinqron, Shelly 88 Harris, Jellrey B. B2 Harris. Keilh W. 34, 45. I37 Harris, Janef W. 83. IO4 Harris. Melissa A. 94. llb Harris. Ronna Sue 8I Harris. Sheri J. 9l. 94 Hari. Debra 90. ll5 Hart. Mary aa Harfman. J. Srephen 34. 80 Harwood, Joseph 94 Haskins. Linda A. 94. l07 Haskins. Mary F. IO7. l3l. 133. l37 Harhcock, Patricia Heuschild. John N. 82 Havel. Douglas R. 82 Hayden. Jamie E. 94 Hayden. Judy L. I37 Haynes, Larry L. B4 Hazan. David L. 37. BB Hazelkorn. Michael 43. I37 Heifilz. Miriam M. Heim. Holly L. Bl Heineman. Roberl E. 82 Heins. Mary M, l0B. l2l. l37 Heller, Kalhy 5.83 Heller, Peggy A. 94 Henderson, Jane? H. 90 Henniq. James M. 79 Henschel, Robin G. 90 Hensgen. James R, 34, 82 Hensley. John G. 78, II4 Herbsr. Lindsay Ann 94 Herbsr. Roberl H. Herdes. Roberra A. 89 Herman. Nancy F. 94 Herman. Steven N. 34. I37 Herriges. Gregory C. 8I Herring, Larry E. 84 Herzog. Martha L. 8l ' Herzog. Wendy A. 79 Heymann. Caryl I. 8I Hinde, John N. 38.49. I2l. I37 Hinda. Kalhlaen A. 90 Hinde, Margrel M. 80 Hinlcle. Huberl T. 90 Hines. Calherine 80 Hinlhorn. John I37 Hirsch. Ellen A. 86. I06. IO7 Hirsch. Gail H. 84. 86. II4, ll5 Hi11ch.Judill'1 M. 92 Hirsch. Roberl' M. I2l. I37 Hirsch. Susan R. Ill. 138 Hirsch. Susan 92 Hirschlield. Ira S. 42. 84. 90 Hirlenslein. Scoll' 34, 49. 80 Hoclcing, Jill D. Bl, l0b. I08 Hollman. Ann M. l38 Holllman. Bari 94 . Hoffman. Cheryl A. l38 Hollman. Edward O. 49. 83. II3 Hellman. John C. 94 Hoflman. Valree J. 8I Hollrnan. William A. 42. 94 Holrin. Lorrie E. 85 - Holder. Kalherine L. 92 Holder. Ray I38 Holland. Ellen 83 Holland. Jellrey N. 94 Hollander, Roberl J. l38 Holliday. Bill H. 82. I09. II7 Hollis, Leslie 92 Holnihor. Mark S. 94. Ilb Hollzman. Daniel N. 94 Hong. Nancy 90 Hong, Richard I38 Hopper. Grace Ann 83 Horwiiz. Deborah A. l38 Houlr. Janal 95 Hourihan. Kaihleen 90 Howard. Marlin L. 49. 82 Hrabe. Richard 42, 94 Hughes. Jeb L. 37. 42, 94 Hughes. John P. 84 Hursl. Rebecca L. 92 Hulchison. Roberl W. Hyman, David ll. 94 Hyman. James C. 87 Illes. Terrence J. 80 Inglis, George J. 87. II4 lnlander. David W. 79. IIS. II6 Inman. Jerry L. 82 Innocenzi. Noreen IZB lovino. Linda Ann 92 lovino. Richella M. 79 Ireland. Calhryn J. 88 Isserman, Nancy M. 88. II5 lxalrs. Lori M. 92 Jaclrer, Anna M. 92 Jacks. Michelle L, 83 Jacobs. E. Jan 83 Jacobs. Georgelle A. I38 Jacobs, James R. 42, 94 Jacobs. Joanne L. 92 Jacobs. Joyce C. 79 Jacobs. Judilh C. 86, II5 Jacobs. Marlin J. lI5. Il6. I38 Jacobs. Peggy E. 8I Jacobs, Polar M. 78. 82 Jacobs. Thomas W. 45. 90 Jacobson. David C. 37. 45. 85 Jacobson. Deborah N. 79 Jacobson, James L. 90 Jacobson. Ronald I. I38 Jalle. Diane E. II5 Jalln, Deborah K. 86 Janows. Jill A. 78. 79 Jaros. Mary Jean 92 Jaros. Sleve G. 85 Jarre Jelen Janis 11. Phillip 94 iewslri. B. 85 io. Kurlis A. 88 Johns. Demelra 8.80. IO6 Johnsen. Marlha A. 86 John son. David E. l38 Johnson. Gail A. l28. l38 John son, Loren J. 82 Johnson. Paul 9I John John John son. Susan M. 52. I08. I22. I38 -son. William C. I07. I3B sion. Janal 88 John-slon. Jenniler 89 Jose ph. Frances K. 80. I03 Joseph. Lee R. 34. 82 Joseph, Vivian L. l38 Kadden. Sleven L. 82 Kaclison. Sari L. l39. I42 Kaga n. Bonnie 80 Kagan. Linda S. 9l. 92 Kagan. Richard S. 37. 87 Kahn. Eugenie L. 92 Kahn. Linda F. 92 Kahn, Roberl D. R4. 87. lib Kahn, Thomas J. l20. l39 Kahn Kahn ,William D. 94. Il5 weiler. E. Sue 8l. 83. I06. II4 Kaisch. Krislopher 94 Kal. Gayle H. 85 Kirchheimer. Arlhur 84 Kirchheimer. Jane 80. lO6 Kirsch. Norman G. 83 Kiver. Maureen S. I33, l40 Kleber. Lynn M. I40 Kleclrner. Lisa H. 8l Kleiman. Daniel J. 34. 36. I07. I40 Klein. Debra A.92 Klein, Donald H. Jr. 82, IO7 Klein. Janelle 89 Klein. Lawrence W. 90 Klein, Lin-da H 80, II4 Klein. Ronald M. II4, I22. I40 Klein. Sleven 94. I I7 Kleinman. Burlon I-I. 34. 84 Kleinman. Deborah S. 52. 83. IO4, II7 Knapp. Calhy L. 89 Knapp, David B. 34. as. 49. I07. I40 Knell. Calharine L. E0 Knell, Theodore C. 92 Koach. Anthony P. 42. 49, 94 Koch. Dwight D. as Koch. James N. 82 Koch Ph-Illip 23. IZI, l4U Koenigsberg. Ellen 80 Koll, Garry A. 85 Kohlhase. Jean 92. lib Kohn. Susan B. 88 Kolasa, Slephen J. llb. l40 Kollrey. Daniel M. 94 Kolsler. Krislina K. 80 Komen. Edwin CJP. II5. lib. l2l. l40 Konowiiz, Juflllll E. aa, 104. los Konsler. Carole L. 84. 88. I06 Kalan.Jonall1an R, Bl. l04 Kanouse. Deborah L. 83 Kanler. Laurence D. 85. Il2 Kanier. Myra 92 Kanler. Richard S. l4. II2. IIS. II6. l2O, l2I. l39 Kapes. Roger E, 49.90, I I6 Kaplan. Bruce L. l39 Kaplan. Deborah I2I. l39 Kaplan. Lawrence M. Kaplan. Peler J. 94 Kaplan. Richard A. 95 Kaplan. Richard P. IO7, I39 Kaplan. Roberl P. 46. IO4. I39 Karabin. Bernard 37, 94. Karabin. Nadia 86 Karger. Belsy 89 Kalz. Slanlay E. IIO, II6. I39 Kaye. David L. as Keeler. Karalee IIS. I39 Keeler. Karlene A. I39 Keeler. Kurl 37. 45. 94 Keen, Roger A, ra, 116 Keenan. Thomas Kelley, Sandra K. I39 Keller. Caryn 92 Kelling. Barbara 88 Kellnsr. Barbara E. 90 Kellner. Bonnie II4 Kellner. Marl: R. 49. 83 Ksllner. Sherry L. l40 Kelsey. Chrisline G. 92 Kelly. Parrick M. 34, 82 Kennedy. John 84 Kennedy. Thomas J. 38, 85 Kenl. Palricl: R. 90 Kerslen. Susan M. 92 Kienegger. Marlin J. I40 Kilkenny. Daniel P. 90 Killrenny. Kalhleen 83. II4 Killrenny. Mary Lou 92 Killrenny. Palricia Kin-G Ellyn Kingslon. Gail L. 92 Kircher, James T. I I4. I40 Kirk. Susan 86 Konlser. Marc 83 Koopman. Francis 94 Kalb. Ralph E. I40 Korpai. Julianna 90 Korshalr. Sally A. 89 Korshalr. Shelly J. III. I20. l40 Koven. Jane E. 94 Kovarl. Marqarel R. II5. l40 Kralsur. Jan G. 86 Krall. C. Gregory Krall. Slephen J. 85 Kramer. Deborah J. 84. 86. I06 Kramer. Frederick G. 94 Kramer. Jean C. IOZ, I2l. I37. I4l Kramer. Marcia L. l05. l08. I4I Kramer. Sandra J. 89. ll5 Kramer SueE 85 Kramslry. Roberl Z. 23. 82. IO9. II7 Krause, Janel L. 84. 88. l0b. I08 Krause. James L. 84. 90 Kraviil. Gregory. 47. 82 Krayniclr, Gerald 8I Krall... Larry A. 12s. I4l Kreda. Lynn C. 89 Kreiier. Shelly M. sa. 103 Krislol. lldilro M. 83 Kronenberger. Carol 8l. I06 Kruger. Michael J. 87 Krurnbein. Deborah H. 9l. 94 Kucara. Franlr E. l4I Kucera. Norman R. 87 Kugler, Deborah K. 79 Kugler. Edward P. 94 Kulner. Nancy M. 83 Ladany. Cathy J. 85. 108 Ladurini, Joseph J. 37. 90. II6 Ladurini, Margarel l4I Ladurini, Marsha R. l4I Ladurini. Malilda M. HI Lahvic. James R. 82 Lahvic. Richard 45, 94 Laing. Roberr W. I4I Lalrin. David I07. 94 Lamson. Julie R. I4l Lancioni. Angela 85 Landis. John P. 85 Landor. Talilha 79 Lang, Craig M. 79. 44 Lang, Alison K. 88 Langlois. Brian R. l4I Langlois. Rodney R. 82 Lanslri. Debra R. 94 Lansman. Margarel A. 86, II5 Lobir. Gil 95 Larner. Rulh E. 94 Larson. David K. 40. l4l. lib Larson. Lissa J. 86 Larson. John S. 82. II6 Lauer. Sleven K. Il2. I4I Levin. MarlA. 14, 23. 120. I2I, Lavin. Robin G. 86 Lawlon. Mary L. 94 Lawlon Ill. Samuel Lazer, Dennis A 82 Lazerelli. Mary Ann Lazzarello. Gloria 86 Lauarello, Joanne 94 Leahy. Thomas 45. 85 Lederrnan. Diana F. I42 Ledermen. Joanne 78. 8I. I06 Lee. Michael 82 Leeds. Judilh D 88 Lehman. Paul A. 19. 101 Laibach, Sleven 94 Le Masler. Ronald J. l41 Lemme Michael W. B4 Lenzi, Franca Lenzini. James L, 84 Lenzini, Loralla A, l3I. I42 Leopold, Mark F. 78. 82 Leopold. Richard E. 95 Leopold, Susan J. H2 I-SPP. Joan A. 8l Lepp. Roberl L. 94 Lerman. Leslie A. 83 Lerman. Lynn S. 85 Leshlz. Elizabelh F. 90 Levanl. Brian M. 37. 49 Levin. Allen R. 84. llb Levin. Marcy 94 Levin. Michelle L. 83 Levin. Susan I42 Levin. Roberl N. 85. I Ib Le Vine Cheryl F. 88 Levine. David H. 83 Levine. John C. 90 Levine. Maxine C. I42 Levine. Merrill Z. 88. I I0 Levine. Roberl G. 45. 95 Levinson. Gail S. 94 Levinson. Eugene M. l20, l2I. I42 Levinson. Lora 88 Levinson. Slephen G. 95 Levllon. Laurence J. IIO, II7. Levilon. Sluarl H. 95 Levy. David H. 84 Levy. Marlr I Bl Levy. Michael I. Bl Levy. Susan 86 Lewaren, Peler J. Lewin, Gordon Y. 95. II6 Lewis. Edward R. 95. II6 Lewis. Michael D. 90 Lewis. Roberi D. 95. II6 Lewih. Jaclr 37. 95 Lewirz. Michael A. l42 Lex. Marilyn F. 94 Leyden. Linda M. sa Libman. Nancy J. I42 Licala. Joseph A. I42 Liebenson. Paul M. 45. 84 Lieberman. James E. 42. 95 Lieberman. Richard 38.49. 82 Lieberslein. Jodi 94 Liebow. Wendy F. 94 I36 I42 l65 Lind. Bradley C. 32. 40. l03 Lind. Susan P. 94 Linar. Alisa Jo 94 Lindar. Richard A. 42. 95 Linderman, Michael l05. IO7. l42 Lindslrom. Anne D. 94 Lindsfrom. Roberf L. 34. 46. l42 Linz. Gary Lioschulrz. M. 95 Carl A. 47. 78 Marx. David Jr. 34. 78. 81 Masini. Roberl' J. 37. 84 Masler. Philip A. Masolfi. Diane M. 94 Massa. Pafricia J. Massey. Linda L. 89 Massin. Linda J. 94 Malsumofo. Dawn ll4. I44 Mauck. James M. 34. 36. 49. 78 Mauclr. Morgan. Nichols. Lipson. Emily L. 94 Lapse... Sheryl D. 94 Lisowslri. Kalhleen 79. ll5 Lisowski. Richard J. 37. 90 Lloyd. Richard K. 95 Lobl. Lorraine 'F. llb. l42 Lolol. Mark S. 49.95 Loeb. Sandra J. IO3. l7l. l42 Loefl. Deborah S. 78. 104 Leoff. Wendy H. 90. I I5 Loesch. 'Dennis G. 95 Loesch. Lawrence M. I4 3 Logan. Jamie 94 Logan. Hollis 78 Loqli. Flora I43 Lolli. Linda I 86 Long. Margarer L 85 Lopala. Theodora K 86 Louer. Roberl S. 95 Louer. Charles H BZ Lowe. Alice S. 78. 8l lfowinger. Lloyd M. 83 Lubin. Carol E. 88 Lucas. Thomas R. 93 Ludwig. Ellen G. 94 Lundgren. Roberr M. 95 Lunsford. Doroihy M. 95 Luskin. Roberf D, 82. l04. ll0 Lyon. Barbara 90 Mabrey. Cynlhia 94 Mabry. Chrisfine M. 52. I43 MacCabee Judilh E. 83 Mack. Willilam w. 34. 4e. 49. M3 Madian. Susan 78. 83 Maddalon, Dolores A. l43 Maqqiara. Susan 94 Magnus. Thomas P. 34. 82. II4 Maier. Carol A. I43 Maier. Janes A. 94 Maiman. Michael J. 34. I4-4 Maisel. Richard l,23. IIS. II6, I44 Maisel. Sally J. 90. I I4 Mating, Jill E. as. lI5 Mandiberq. James M. 38. 49. 87 Manfredini. Samuel H. Manfredini. Samuel J. 82 Manfredini. Virgini 86 Manqal. Marc S. 78 Mangino. Raphael L. 95 Mann. Joel K. 95 Mann. Lisa L. 94 Manning. Jennifer 94 Manning. Richard J. 82 Marchefli. Furio Marcus. Jan R. l03. IZI. I43. I4-4. l54 Marder. Nancy J. 86 Margeson. Kevin J. 37. 49. 95 Margeson. Michael D. 34. 80. I00 Margolis. Alene D. 95 Markman. Leslie J. 89 Joseph W. 37. 95 May. Barry L. 45. 95 Mayer. J. Andrew 87 Mayer. Befh A. I06. I44 Mayer. James L. 46. I03, I44 Mayer. Jeffrey J. 82 Mayer. Peggy J. 86 Mazar. Neal S. 95 Mc Caffrey. Jean 86. ll5 Mc Carly. Michael W. Bl Mc Carlhy. Timorhy 85 Mc Clory. Donald W. 82 Mc Connell. Sue L. I44 McCurry. Rachel 95 Mc Curry. Rama M. 88 Mc Donald. Dennis C 82 Mc Givern. Barbara 83 Mc Givern. Charles 87 Mc Henry. Barbara 89 Mc Henry. Edwin 42. 93 Mc He Mc He Mc He nry. Pamela A. 83 my, Panini. ne my, Sanz. A. as Mc Laughlin. Ronald 45. 93 Mc Leod. David 93 Mc Leocl. Ron 49. 83 Mc Lsran, Crissey E. Mednick. Jo Ann 79 Medoff. Karen M. 90 Meierholf. Ellen L. 89 Meierhoff. Michael I44 Mellon. Jeffrey S. Melvoin. Richard I. 35. 49. 85 Mendleson. Barbara Bl Menduno. Frank 37. 90 Meserow. Nancy J. IS. 53, II4. Mesirow. Virginia E. 8I Messinger. Joan E. 83 Messinger. Richard 90 Mah. Pafricia 83 Meizger. Laura I-l. 83 Mahger. Robe!! A. 82 Meyer. Charles S. E5 Meyer. Gregory A. 90 Meyers. Ilene C. 78. IOS Meyer.. Ronald J. vi Michaelis. Maurene l45 Michaels. Barbara J. 89. ll4 Michaels. Bafh A. 95 Michaels. Calhy Jo 83 Michell. Jan Ellen B9. II4. ll5 Mickelson. Jerome H. 37. 88 Migdow. Jeiirey A. 88 Millan. Miller. Miller. Miller. Milliga Milliga Milli g Arnold B. 84 Elissa R. 90. IOB Leslie 95 Sfeven J. 80 n. Calheryn 80 n, Leslie D. lon. Nafalie Sl n Millman. Joan E. 85 Mills. Delberl R. 84 Mills. Delores S. 95 Marks. Andrew G. 79 Marks. Barbara A. 79 Marks. Edwin M. I4-4 Marks. John M. 95 Marks. Louis H. 34. 44. I07. l20. lil. I4l. IH Marks, Wendy Jo 53. 83 Marks. William R. I44 Marlin. Daryl 94 Merlin. Donald W. I66 Mills. Ellsworfh. L. 34. 44. 80 Mills. Sandra Kay Milne. John B. I45 Milne. Nancy L. 95 Milosovich. Ellen 86 Mince. Joanne M. 95 Minorini. Samuel T. B4 Minlch. Kasia J. 80 Miranda. Michael 87 Mifchell. Kalhy J. Bl Mizel. Deborah L l22. l45 Mixel. Kennelh R. B4 Mixel. Michael R. 84 Moldof. Julia K. 94 Monleverde. Alfredo 24. l00. l02. l45 Monlgomery. Angela 88 Moore. Howard D. 37. 94 Moos. Jane K. 95 Mordini. Cheryl M. 8l Morelli. Morelli. Gary I. 93 reacima A. as Morerri. Angelo M. 85 Morefii. Theresa C. 95 Morgan. Keevan D. 49. 82 Scofr D. 87 Nussbaum. Karen 83. l00 Nusfra. Cheryl Sue 83. l08 Nhsfra. Nicholas 90. llb Nuulinen, Cynihia 78 Nysfed, Lynn Bl O'Boyle. Palricl: l46 O'Connell. Scofl 93 O'Donovan. Thomas 88 Oliff. Marlene 89 Olmsieed. Andrew 84 Olshan. Jeffrey 90 Olson. Sfeven 37. 90 Omans. Russell 90 Omoleclni. Sfeven B2 Moroz. Laurie R. B6 Morris. John H. 78. ll4. II7 Morris. Kalherine S. 24. l05. II4. II7. H5 Morris. Kalhy M. 80. l06 Morris, Paul S. 37. 49. 85 Morrison. Margie S. 84. 86 Morrison. Peggy J. 95 Moses. Barbara S. 86 Moses. M. Befh Sl. IO6. l07f Moss. Eric L. l45 Moss. Rosalind J. 86 Moss. Virginia 83. l06. I07 Mullin. Gary P. 45. 93 Munn. Donna M. ll4. ll7. I45 Munn. Jo Ann 83. ll5 Muramalsu. John IO3. l2l. l45 Mussio. John F. 84. 88 Oppenhaim. Barbara 88 Oppenheimer. John 90 Ori Bruna 96 Ori Bruno 93 Ori Carmen H6 Ori. David 42. 85 Ori. Dennis 37. 87 Ori. Joseph Ori. Sergio 90 Ori Marcia Ori. Yolanda 89 Orloli. David 93 Orloff. Leah 89 Nachman. Roberf 35. 49. 82. I04 Nadel. Melinda l0b. I43. I45 Nadal, Paul 93 Naidilch. Susan 83 Nanini. Joseph B0 Nanni. Danielle l45 Nennini. Nennini. Bari James Nardomarino. Franl: 84 Nardomarino. Lucrezia 96 Nafhan. Ernesi 45. 87 Nal'l1an. Jeanne 96 Nafhan. Kafhryn 79. II7 Nalhan. Lisbelh l45 Nafhan. Waller 37. 84 Neal. James 93 Neiman. Barbara 53. Bl Nelson, Bonnie 86. ll3 Nelson. Warren. 29. BZ. ll7 Nemer. David ll0, l45 Orlowsky. Alan I46 Orlowslny. Edward 34. I46 Osberg. Richard 93 Overman. William ll5. llb. l20 l2l I46, I53 Pacin. Marilyn I47 Padderud. David 93 Padorr. Charles I47 Padorr. Frances HO, lI3 Padorr. Nancy 89. IO6. II4 Page lll. Charles 85 Pagliai. Sleven I47 Pahllce. Barbara 83, l08 Pahlke. Robarl 93 Palay. Marc 49. H7 Palmer. Befsy 88 Palmer, Elizabeth Panier. Marilyn B8 Papiernialr. Frank llb. I47 Papiernialr. Karl 3B. 45. 93. I lb Paradise. Dennis 37. 93 Paradise. Jane 96 Paradise. Pafricia I47 Paradise. William I47 Park. Joh n8l Nemer. Robin 96 Nereim. Fred 44. I46 Nsrini, Julie 89 Nerini. Mary 9l. 9b Pascal. Harry 37. 84 Pascal. Ross 82. I07 Paslcind. Lee 80 Pasquesi. Larry 93 Nelzer. Adele 80 Neu. Paul 96 Neulaurq er. Robin 90 Newman. Carla Bl Newman. Jill l4b Newman. Leslie, B3 Newman. Loren 37. 9l. 93 Newman. Richard 93 Newman. Roberi 82 Newlon. Roland 37. 93 Nicolaui. David I46 Ann I46 Nicholson. Pefer 87 Niadarman. Kim 37. 90 Nihlson. Jeanneile B5 Nissen. Cafhy Bl Nissenson. Mary Sue 96 Nifsche. Richard 9l Noble. Allen I46 Noble. Phyllis 89 Nora. Wendy 78. 83, lI5 Novif, Nancy 85 Pasquesi. Palricia 96 Pasquesi. Susan 96 Passini. John 97 Pailen. Chrisline 96 Pellerson. Susan 86. lI5. II7 Pafhman. Laurel 23. l02. IO4. I I47 Palhmen. Richard 23. I4-3. I47 Palfis. Georgaanna 86 Paul. Howard 49. B5 Paul. Marlr 49, I47 Paul. Roberl Paulson. Dennis 37. 92 Pearlman. Lenard HE Pellar, Jamie lO5. IO6. I47 Pellar. Jeffrey 45. B5 Pellegrino. Anihony I47 Penrose. Kalherine 96 Perbohner. John I47 Perez. Carmen 85 Perar. Miguel 85 Pennish. Debra 83. IIS Sasch, Perraud. Lynn 96 Perraud. Sue 86 Perry, Chrisline I47 Perry. Jo 96 Perry. Susan 93 Pelerson, Donald I47 Paferson. Gregory 37. 93 Peterson. Jean 86 Perf, Pamela 96 Philipsborn. Ellyn Phillips. Guy 93 Phillips. Peler 87 Piacenza, Fred 79 Piacenxa. Josephine 96 Piacenza. Lorella M. I04. l2l. Piacenza. Lorefla 85 Piacenza. Lawr-ence 42. 93 Picard. Julie l48 Picchielli, Kalhleen II7. I48 Picchielri, Sharon 86 Plelel. Palli 96 Pieracci. Joseph 82 Pieroni. Aniony 79 Pieroni. Carlo 93 Pighelli. Corrado 78 Pillar. Simon 38.93. II6 Pilurs. Daniel l48 Pilurs. Kalhleen 80 Pilurs. Laurel 96 Pines. Jan 96 Plalf. Beniamin 37. 49. 9l. 96 Plouif. William 82 Podall. Charles 83 Podall, Leslie 96 Poela. Luca 96 Poggioli, Jill El. II4 Pollaclr. James 37, 42. 96. 49 Pollack. Michael l07. I48 Pomeroy. Susan BI Poppe. Calherine 79 Posner. Karen 96. II6 Posner. Marc I59 Poiler. Jill IO4. Ill. I48 Pouller. Roy 85 Powell, James 45. 96 Pozen. Gerald 82 Poxen. Madeleine 85 Preslrill. Judilh 90 . Preslnill. Slephen 82. II4 Price. David 82 Pricef Fredrick 96 Price. Jeffrey l48 Price. Roberl B3 Prior. Slephen 49. 96, II6 Priza nl. Yveile 79 Pugh. Sally Pugliano. Viclor 96 Quirlr. Thomas 96 Rabin. Janice 86 Rade. David 83 Ragir. Judilh 89 Rapoporl. Charlorle 96 Rappaporl. Jane I22. I28 Rappaporl. John 45. 96 Ralaicxylr. Pelricia 84. 90 Raller. Jane! 3l. II4, I48 Ralhsam. Carol 88 Rainer. Roberf 90 Rau, Dorolhy 52. 83. II3. II7. Reaney. Gail 89. Il5 Redfield, George 89 Redfield. Palricia 96 Redfield. Susan I48 Redman, Debra 86. II4. II5 Reich. Verne 34, 80 Reid. James 37, 45. 49. 96 Reif. Roberr 37. 85 Raisler. Lynn 28. 8I. Ill. II7 Reilmeyer. John 87. II4 Reilmeyer. Margarel 96 Reifmeyer. Jane 97 Reraldo. Raalene 86 Resniclc. Nalhan 78, 79. IO7 Rellman, Marlr I48 Reuben. David Bl Reuler. Peggy I7. I00. l02. I2l. I24. I48 Riloacli, Richard IIS. II6 Rich. Roberl II6. l48 Richards, Kalhryn 9I. 96 Richards. Leslie 8I Richards. Williams 78 Richland. Margarar 86, l03. II7 Richler. Lois 96 Richman. Lynne I03. l48 Richiar. Roberl 83 Righi. Luciana l08. I49 Rissman. Lynne I49 Rilholz. Roberl 78 Rivera. Jose 90 Rizzolo. June HI Robbin. Sheryl 96 Robbins. Carol 80 Rodgers. Jill 86 Rodgers. Lance I4. 3l. IO0. l20. l2l, I22. IZ4. I49 Rodin. Shelley 88. IO6. IO7 Rogaliner, Gary 83. l07 Rogan. Michael I49. II4 Rubin. Beryl I50 Rubin, Sharon Lee 79. IIS Rudman. Lorra 89. IO8 Ruelrberg. Louise 90 Russell, Barry 34. 78. 80 Russell, Donald 37, 49, 96 Ruwilch. Jane? 88 Ryall. Rc-berl I50 Ryan, Kalherine 80, II4 Schoen. Kevin 37. 95. II6 Scheenholr, Rila l28. I5I Schoensfadr. Darryl 38. 45. 95 Schoensladl. Ronald 49. 78 Schovar. Leslie 97. I I7 Schranx. Marlin 95 Schraru, Robin 9I Schranz, Sandra II3, I50 Schrirnm er. Sharrie 78 Schulman. Gwen 97 Schusler. Alana 78 Schusler. Judilh 97 Sabin. Diane 96 Sabill. Marlr I50 Sabold. G. Woodrow 50. I2I. I50 Sabold, J. Chrislian 84. II6 Sachnoff. Lee 37. 49, 84 Sachs. George 37. 88 Sachs. Marlc 95 Sadin, Abby 96 Sadin. Slephen 78. I05 Sage. Nancy ,I50 Sage. Sandra 95 Sager. Marc 90. II4 .Salila. Roberf 96 Salila. Susan 83, IO6 Sallc. Carol 96 Salliel. Deborah 88 Salzman, Michael 87 Sanburg. Allison H6 Sandberg. Kevin 83 Schusler. Richard 44. 79 Schwalbach, Palriclr 90 Schwall. Priscilla I20, l2l, l5l Schwandr, Judilh 86 Schwarlz. Barbara 97 Schwarh, James 40. l57 Schwarh. Jo Ann 97 Schwarl-1. Linda 83 Schwarlz, Viclcria Sl, I06 Schwar-1. Gail 80. II5 Schwarz, Ronald 87 -Schwieger, Eugene 82 Schweiger. Judy 83 Schweiher. Thomas ll5. II6. l20. l2l. I39, l5I Scornavacco. Michael 34, 40. 46. 49. l24. l5l Scornavacco. Vicki B0 Scully. Helene 97 Rogan. J. Michael 47. 53 Rogers. Barbara 96 Rogers. Bruce 85 Rohrer, Richard 38. 49. 96 Sanchex. Bernabe I50 Sanders. Roberl I59 Sanlord. Roloeri' 43. IO7, II5, I20. l2l. l22. l24. l30. I39. I50 Scully. M. Joan 8l. Il5 Seder. Diane 9I. 97 Sedilc. Michael 82 Sedilr, Roberl' 34. 35. 36. 46. l2I, Rolle. Chrislopher 87 Romilli. Ronald 87 Ronan. John l59 Ronzani. Dominic I49 Ronzani. Paul 96 Roof, Kennelh I49 Roof. Cary 87 Roof. Janice 52. I49 Ropiequef. Charles I49 Rosa. Carmel 52. 80, II4 Rosa. Nicholas 45. 96 Rosalini, Dugan 47, 8l Sanlello. William 42. 88 Sanli. Mary 90 Sanli, Mary Lucy I50 Sanli, Perer 83 Sanli. Richard 37. 87 Sanli. Roger 37. 85 Saper. Clifford 37. 87 Sapir. Daniel 49. 96 Sapir. Gil Sariady. Charles 47, 83 Sarlrady. Michael 82. I07 Sasch. Karen 96 Sharon 53. 83 I23, ISI Seelig, John 34. 82 Segal. Cecile l22. I5l Segal. David 94 Segall, Vivian 85 Seiiferl, Alberl 96 Selz. Curl 87 Sellzer, Candace 97 Senescu. Elissa 85 Senneil. Abbe 97 Sennell, Sandra 80. l5I Serbin. Carole II4 Rosali Rose. Rose. ni. John Jr. 34 Marlr 96 Palricia I49 Rose. C. Randall 84 Rose. Susan 96 Rosed ale, Linda Rosedale, Ronald 38. 49. 82 Rosen Rosen . Barry 9l , Loren Sue Rosen. Richard 23, 46. l2I. l23. I49. I56 Rosenbaum. Judy 86 Rosenbaum. Marlr 38. 49. 87 Rosenberg. Daniel 82 Rosenberg. Ellen 96 Rosenberg. Jane 78 Rosenbloom. Lewis 38. 96, II6 Rosenblum. David 37. 42. 96 Rosenblum. Jonalhan 90. II6 Roseniels. Joan 92 Rosenhouse. Daniel 90 Rosenslein. Marlr 87 Rosenlhal. Jayne 96 Roselh. Rolaerl IO4. l20. IZI. I49 Rosner, Gail 96 Rosner. Marlc I49 Ross. Dennis 37, 84 Ross. Robin I49 Rossi, Anneile I49 Rolla. David 45, 96 Rolhenberq. Lauren I49 Roihfelder, Ralph 44. 79 Rubenslein. Gail I20. I49 Rubensfein, Lawrence II7. l3I. I50 Rubenslein. Richard 85 Rubensfein, Ronald 34. 36. l2l. I50 Saslow. .Lynn 97 Sasser. Eugenia 85 Sasser. Joyce I50 Scalabrini. Roberl 84 Scalabrini. Sylvia BI Scanlan. Timolhy 95 Schochler, Jane IO4. l20, I50 Schaeppi. Barbara 83 Schaeppi. Gordon 84, II6 Schaflner. Renee S9 Schary. Michael 38. 95 Schary. Ronna I43 Schell. Jeilrey 95 Schenlr. Dennis 37. 87 Scher. Marilyn 29, IO9. II4, II7 Schiff. Jane? 86. I06 Schiff, Paul Bl Schlesinger, John 95 Schlesinger. Mala 97 Schlesinger, Roberl 8l scmschnng, Janus us. ns, lzo. iz: Iso Schlopaclr. M II6 Schloss. Debra l06. Ill. I50 Schmidl. Barbara 25. IOS, I50 Schnadig, Richard B3 Schnair. Jill 97 Schneider. Bonnie l5I Schneider. David 82 Schneider. Donald 95 Schneider. Linda Bl Schneider. Marlon 25. 88. II7 Schneider. Susan 78. I08 Schneiderman. Elyse 83 Schoen, Deborah l22. l25, ISI Server. Ronda IOI. I2l. I22. I25. I5l Shanlr, J acalyn 90 Shanlren. Sandra 84. 90 Shapiro. Shapiro. Shayne. Sheahen Daniel 25. 28. 8l. I I4. I I7 Marlr lI5. II6. ISI Margol l06. I5I . Chrislopher 47. l5l Sheahen. David 95 Sheahen. Donna Lea 83 Shellon. George 78 Shelton. John ISI Shellon. Julia 8I Shepard. C. Sfacy 89 Sherman. Deborah I52 Sherman. Jeremy 90 Sherman. Jill 90 Sherwin. Viclri I25. I52 Sherony. Kalhy 97 Sherony. Keilh 90 Sherwood, William I52 Shiblro. Barbara I52 Shimizu. Jo Ann 78. I08 Shlenslcy. Sluarl 95 Shlopaclr. Miles 95 Shmilrler. Micheal 37. 95 Shoemaker. Richard 34. 87 Shoemalrar. Robin B6 Shulman. Arlhur I52 Shure. Judiih Shure. Susan Shulan. Claudia 89 Siegel. Ellen Joy 79 Siegel. Howard 80 Siegel. Lynn 85 Siegel. Michael47. 78. IOI Siegel. Sleven 49, 85 I67 Siegman, Fred 50, 107. 123, 152 Sigman, Leona 86 Signorio, Joey 87 Silber. M. Elizabeth 97 Silberman. Laurie 89. 108 Silverman, Edward 45, 91, 95 Silverman, James 43, I52 Stein. Gary 87 Stein, Jill 28, 83. 101. II7 Stein, Martin 47. 81 Stein. Robert 37. 45. 91. 97, Stein, Sheri 97 Stein. Stuart 47. 82 Steinberg, Jill 154 Silverm Simon. 152 an, John 37, 95 Silverstine. Michael 49, 152 Roy 43, 104. 112. 120. 121, Simons. Candice 25, 152 Simons. David 85 Simons. John 80 Sincere, Charles 34. 40, 50, 152 Sincere. Michael 37, 95 Sinclair, Maureen 152 Singer, Hillel 42, 95 Singer. Ronald 95 Singer. Susan 97 Winston. Sirotti, David 95 Sioberg, Timothy 117, 152 Skidmore. Dwight 107. 153 Slcidmore. Steven 34, 127, 128, 153 Slcinder, William 79. 114 Slnlare. Steven 42, 95 Slnolnilc. Howard 95 Slromurslri, James 153 skammka. Rsymona Isa Slaclr. D. Cecil 86. 115 Slaclc, Douglas 38. 153 slewrr., Mary isa Slawin, Suzanne 78, 114 Sleeman, Robert 87 Slowinslri. Lynn 88, 113 Slutzlry, Ilene 153 Smith, Daniel 102 Smith, Dean 42. 95 Steinberg. Steven 34. 35. 40. 100. 121. 122, 127. 128. 154 Steiner, Barbara 103. 121. 154 Stephenson. Janet 86. 115 Stern, Betsy 117, 121. 155 Stern, Jeffrey 37, 49, 85 Stern, Lynn 86 Stern, Sharon 78 Sternberg, 1. L. 84, 85 Sternberg, Peter 78 Sternfield. Robert Stevens, William 97 Stipe, Rita 81 Stockdale, Richard 37, B5 Stockton. Linda 155 Stoddard, Anne 78. 81. 117 Stollman, Ellen 97 Stollman. Jeffery 85 Stone. Beverly 80. I 14 Stone, Ilene Stone, Jon 120. 155 Starnslry, Ellen 155 Stranslcy, John 85 Straus. John 87. 114 Strauss, Jim II7 Strauss, Susan 155 Streiclrer, Nancy 83 Stutzman, Bruce 44. 80 Stutxman, Hilarie 88 Stutzman, Susan 155 Stutzenvoll. Pamela 83. 117 Tobin, Joseph 78 Tobin. Michael 97 Tolgoph. Stanton 45, 97 Tands. Richard 124, 156 -Tosi. Maria 156 Tullman, Don 42. 84. 85 Tullman, Joan 93 Turchi, Richard 88 Turco, James 90 Turlr, Martha 86, 115 Tyner. Robert 84 Tyrrell, Deborah 78 ugalina. Mm. use Uqolini. Mary Ann 88 Ugolini. Richard 87 Uhlmann. Richard 45. 97 Underwood. David 156 1Jr17oI1,JBan 97 159 Vai. Russell 37. 42. 49. 97 Vallez, Michelle 86, 114, 115 Wainstoclr. Kay 83, 104 Weiser. Wendy 97 Weislropt. Sally 97, II4 Weiss, Gena 45, 97 Weiss. Jeffrey 157 Weiss. Nan 88 Weiss. Pamela BI Weissman. P. Ann 97 Werner, Lyndon 37. 97 Werrenrath. Peter 40, 107. 127. 15 Wessel. Sherry 88 Wetsel, John 34, 36. 107. 157 Wehlar. Donna 81 White. Daniel 97 White, John 105. 158 White. Kathleen 79 White. Michael 85 White, Michael 1. 121, 158 wharf.. Peggy sv, 114, Irs White, Sharon 94 Whitehill, David 49. 88 Whitehill, Jonathan 38. 82 Whitman. Clyde 78, 117 Whitson. Kimberly 97 Wien, Alison 80 Wain. Michael 38 Smith. Douglas 44, 153 David 44. 143. 153 Smith. Smith. Laurel 86 Smith. Leslie 97 Smith. Robert 82 Suber. Ann 81 Suber. Peter.45. 84 Sulkin, Linda 155 Supertine. Cindy 97 Swanson. Mark 49. 97. 116 Van Arsdale, Janet 81 ' Van Arsdale. Joan 78 Van Leeuwen, Daniel 97 Van Leeuwen, J. R. 86 Van Lith, Phyllis 97 Vehe. Kathryn 81 Vena, Mary 90 Vena, M. Teresa 90 Venell, Dwight 45 Venisti, Gaetana 94 Venturini, Jane 81 Venturini, Jean BO Verin, Linda 103, 105, 121, 156 Vetter. Victor. Victor, Victor. Margo 88 Allison 97 Debra 97 Jonathan 81 Wiesen, Michael 85 Wilheim. Robert 88 Will, Scott 97. 116 Williams. Gary 82 Williams. J. Russell 87 Williams. Mary 115. 114, 158 Williams, Paul 78, 116 Williams. Read 37. 95 Wilson. Robert' 37. 42. 49, 84, 114 Wilson, Joan 80 Winkler, Ronnie 158 Jeff 88 Winston, Laura 101, 106, 121.158 Winston. Katherine 86 Winter, Lance Winter. Thomas 87, 114 Winters, Ellen 91. 97 Smoler, Andrew 153 Snyder. Lucinda 89 Soglin, Deborah 81 Soifer, Sheryl 80 Solcol, Ronnie 117, 121, 153 Solrolslry. Debra 97 Solrolslcy. Richard 42. 97 Solgon. Deborah 153 Solis. Sandra 153 Sollr, Barry 78 Solomon. Jay 97 Solornan, Sue 79 Solovy. Debra 97 Somenzi, Candace 101, 121, 141, 153 Sonderling. Steven 154 Soper, Michael 87 Soren, Gail 154 Sorrentino, Clara 97 Southerton. William 78 Spanier, Anita 83 Sparlc, Shelley 86 Sparks. Glen 79 Spector. Kenneth 82 Speyer, April 97 Speyarr Kay 104. 130, 120 154, Speysr, James 83 Spillrer, Bonnie 154 Spitt, Jeffrey 87 Spitz, Linda 89 Spitx. Thomas 82. 112 Spiwalr. Marla 81 Splett. Daniel B7 Spriggs. James 92 Squire. Michael 159 Stanelc, Harold 97 Staver. Deborah 154 Steele, John 97 Steele. Kathy Ann 81, 115 Steiger, Carla 77, 86. 108 Stein. Barbara 84, 89 168 Swanberg, Sandra 81 Swartz, Elizabeth 97 Swartz. Robert 82 Sweeney. Beth 90, II4, 115 Sweeney, Margaret 81. 115 Talcach. Alexander 97. 116 Talano. Susan 89 Tamarri. Janet 83, 115 Tamarri, Mary 155 Taplin, Lyle 155 Taplin, Philip 97 Taradash, James 37. 49. 97 Taradash, Michael 34. 82 Targ. Julie 97, 115, 116 Tarrson. Steven 155 Tarson, Ronald 37. 42. 84, 87 Tasner. Cathy 86 Tatar, John 38, 49, 87 Taussig, Jean Tauman. Mark 23. 116. 155 Taylor, Jenny 80 Taylor. Melissa 155 Tazioli, Betty 97 Tazioli. Gail 78 Tazioli. Guy 79 Temlcin. Temple. Donna Darrell 49. 82. 117 Tenette, David 88 Tenette, Gerald 90 Tepper, Michael 97, 116 Tepper. Robert 156 Thiesen, Peter 97 Thuente, Nancy 97 Thompson. Danny Ticlres, Barry 156 Ticlces. Lynne 90 Tiger, Dennis Vignocchi. Louis 34, 35. 156 Villaflor. Francisc 47, 78 Vittenson, Barbara B5 Vittenson. Richard 156 Vogds. Eugene 88 Volpendesta, Joline 97 Vosburqh, Stephen 156 Vyn, Janice 88 Vyn, Kathleen 105, 115. 156 Waarala. Barbara 156 Waas. Sandra 85 Wachholder. Mari: 82, 116 won. Gary Lee 37. 49. ar Walder. Margaret 157 Waldman, Pamela 86 Wall, Christine 94 Wallace. Dennis 97 Wallace, Joanne 86 Wallace, Judy 157 Wallenstein. Lee 120 Walters. Bradford 49. 97 Waltzelc. John 82 Wanserski, Janis 83 Wanserslci, Loretta 97 Warsaw, Thomas 85 Warshauer, Linda 97 Warshell. Marc 97 Wayne. Cathy 133. 157 Wayne. Deborah Weil, Fredericlc 90 Weil, Penny 84, 89 Weiland. Alice 157 Weinberg, Deborah 88 Weinberg. Michael 97 Weinberg, Richard 37. 48. 49, 101. 121. 157 Weinress. Joan 90 Weinress. Nancy 157 Winters. Lois 78. 114 Winters, Terry 86 Wirth, Robert 90 Witz. Harry 87 Wolf, Bennett 79 Wolf. Gordon 34. 40. 47, 82 Wolf, Marcia 83. 114. 115 Wolf, Max 92 Wolf. Michael 158 Wolf, Susan E. 81. 104 Wolf. Susan L. 97 Wol tt. Thomas 39. 49. 93. 116 Wolters, Russell 94 Wright. Patrick 158 Wynn. Wynn. Lisa 158 Stephanie 90, 115 Yaffe, Jean 81 Yee. Fannie 109, 159 Yee. Hannie 90 Yee, Richard 83 Yoelin. Michael 49. 159 Yones, Ellen 89 Yong. John 159 Young. Edith 97 Young, Fran 97 Yurlronis, Mary Ann 108. 159 Zacharias. Daniel 37. 42, 91. 94 Zalr, Leslie 91 Zalr, Richard 42, 49. 91. 95 Zar. Leon 79. 110 Zaslaw. Terry 159 Zellce. Marilyn 104. 159 Zelke. Raymond 82 Zell, Leah 104, 120. 121, 123. 124. 159 7 Zamel. Stuart 37. 90 Zieve. David 88 Zimler. Marsha 97 Zimler. Nancy 78. 83 Zimmerman. E. Bruce 40. I03. I25. l59 Zimmerman. Jill 84. 86, l06 Zimmerman. Kenneth 37. B5 Zimmerman. Lois 97 Zimmerman. Patricia 97 Zimmerman. Paul l07. l59 Zimmett. Marlc 82. I03 Ziv. Jerome 44. IO7. I59 Zivin. Mari: 37. 84 Zeller. Stanford 42. 66 Zucker, Andrea 97 Zucker. Marcia 79. l02. II3 Zulrer. Sandra 89 Faculty Albin. Edward 7l. 78. II4. ll6 Alexander. James 59 Anderson. Alice 66 Anglum. Essie 57 Anthony. Robert 65. 84 Aronson. Edward 69. 9I Arreazola. John 37. 66. 84 Asplund. Robert 63. 9l. II2 Ault. Richard 38. 73 Austin. Dwight 58 Batt. Millie 57 Beclrer. Leonard 64. 65. 84. 85 Blonq. Beatrice 68. 78 Beeson. Mary 57 Boghasen. Rose 62. 85 Bogs. Shirley 67 Bond. Jane 58 Eorman. Eunice 69 Broming. John 58 Brotzman. Larry 60 Caliendo. Sonia 72. 79 Carditt. Robert 34. 75. 79 Cardinal. Loraine 63 Carlson. Chester 73 Carmichael, Robert 62 Carpenter. Harold 74 Cash. Robert 58 Chiclierneo. John 34. 60 Christiansen. Phyllis 68. 92 Davis. Don 44. 73 Devereaux. Lloyd 74 Diclcman. Fred 40. 72, 92 Diedriclr. Disbrow. Lucille 60 Kathleen 72 Doedens. Nancy 65. 92 Durham. Danielle 70. 93. l06 Eaton. Mae 70. B0 Edwards. lla 70 Edwards . Melvin 38, 49. 73. 93 Edwards. Richard 63. l0l Eiseman. Ralph 63. lI3 Engstrom. Erlancl 6I. 85 Esse-rman. Ruth 7l Fisher. F ern 7I Floyd. J. D. 58 Foley. Dolores 70 Gasper. Gerrits. Gittorn. Gosling. Graham Milo 73 Juliana 62 Clarice 72 Arthur 56 . lrmgard Greener. Barbara 69 Grunslna Haloerla . Gerald 68 nd. Martin 7l Haddy. Gloria 58 Hammerberg. Norma 75 Handzel. Joan 66. 84 Hanson. H. E. 63. 65.93. lll Harris. Fred 37. 45. 73 Hartz. Shirlrey 64 Haslrett. Bonnie I6. 72. 53. 93 Haug. Gene 63 Heinzelman. Donald 68. 80. I09 Higgins. Adele 57. 80. II3 Himnimus. James 62 Hoogesteger. Lenore 70. 94 Hulohs. Elizabeth 68 Joiner. Elizabeth 66 Jorstad. Kenneth 74 Keare. Pamela 64. 94 Kenney. Richard 6l. 94 Krall. William 66. 78. 8l Land. Stephen 37. 60 Libalclcen. Leslie 56 Lill. Patsy 63 Lothian. Mariorie 75 Martin, Gilbert 37. 62 Massover. Esther 70 Masters. Robert 32. 68. 94 Matthews. Martha Jo 59 McCord. Kenneth 60 McGivern. Charles 65. 95. l09 Mcliichan. Grace 66 McLaughlin. Paul 74 McMullen. Harold 62 Meisterheim. Barbara 68. 88 Mihura. David 58 Miller. Diana 69. 95. l06 Moclcridge. Susan 69. 88. l03 Morreau. Lanny Motyl. Joseph 95. l39 Mount. Greta SI. 75 Mueller. Patsy 62 Munslri. John 32. 69 Nations. Carol I6. 72. 96 Nice. Shirley 68 Oleson. Delores 6l. Bl O'Neal. Joe Palmer. Helen 68 Panther. Mark 59 Papenhausen. Guy 70 Pearson. Algene 60. 88 Perry. Harold 56 Plath. Karl 56 Fans. Sandra 72. 96 Prahl. Marguerite 64. Bl Price. John 56 Progre. Patricia 64. 89. I03 Righeimer. James 34. 49. 73. B2 Ross. Vivian 69 Royer. Gerald 69 Ryall. Audrey 57 Sara. Nathan 56 Sandahl. Hildegarde 67. B9 Sanders. J. W. 37. 73 Schildgen. William 66. 82 Schramm, Charles 49. 73. 96 Scornavacco. John 34. 73 Seipel. Charles 70 Shine. Roberta 58 Silverstein. Louis 64. 82 Smith. Calvin 66, 82 Sovish. Anna 67. B3 Spears. Calvin 37. 72 Spencer. Hildreth I00 Stoltenlaerg. Judith 72 Stunlrel. Charles 60 Swanson. Sonia 70 Tanlr. Nancy 72. Il3 Tarry. Hazel 66. 90 Thompson. Mary 57 Thomson. Charles 45. 97 Tilmon. Louise 60. 97 Van den Broeclr. Suzanne 66. Varland. Gerald 40. 6l. 90 Voss. James 74 Wallrer. Richard 7I. ll0 Wall. Marie 74 Wanlre. Gary 62 Watts, Jeanette 57 Weaver. Lynn 67. 97 Wells. Melinda White. Anne 68 Winlrley. Claire J. 60. 90 Wisniewslci. Daniel 34. 73. 83 Wood. Florence 6I. 90 Young. Jean 75. 83 Zaeslre. Earling 56 Special services and secretarial staffs Aitchison, Jeanne 56 Anderson. Janet 57 Appleton. Margaret 59 Aynsley. Helen 59 Barnes. Floyd 57 Bernstein. Stuart 56 Bielert. Mary Ellen 59 Bock. Eleanor 57 Briber. Alex 56 Bunch. Mary 57 Cardiff. Charlotte 59 Carlini. Mary 59 Cleveland. Zadie Clitte. Aida 57 Curtis. June Dieter. Jane Duncan. Ruth 57 Gilchrist. Doris Healy. Mary 59 Hill. Mildred 59 Horne. Marcella 57 Hutchinson. 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