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

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1969 volume:

LITTLE GIANT 1969 HIGHLAND PARK HIGH SCHOOL HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS VOLUME XLII This book is dedicated to the memory of Mr. Steve Bindas. TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION............ 1 STUDENTS............... 10 ACTIVITIES............. 78 ORGANIZATIONS..........102 SPORTS.................124 FACULTY................144 3 “WE TWO 4 FORM A MULTITUDE.” Family of man 5 “THE MOST UNIVERSAL QUALITY IS DIVERSITY.” Montaigne 7 8 SlNHaniS 6 SENIORS SENIOR CLASS EXECUTIVE BOARD: BACK ROW: Jan Vyn, Diane Man, Beth Arvey, Nancy Mardcr, Stacy Shepard, Wendy Caplin, Penny Weil, Sandy Shan- kcn. MIDDLE ROW: Bob DuBroff, Vivian Scgall, Tom Leahy, JohnOppen- heimer, Lee Sachnoff. Jerry Mickelson, John Stransky, Ernie Nathan, Randy Gross. FRONT ROW: Peggy Mayer (Sec- retary'), Jan Larson (Vice-President), Jon Rosenblum (Treasurer), Margie Morrison (President), Carole Flax (Social Chair- man). NOT PICTURED: Ricky Cans, Penny Click, Bob Kahn. Members of the Class of ’69 were readily distinguished as those students haphazardly clad in baby blue, severely shrun- ken Prom sweatshirts whenever a show of school spirit was required. However, seniors did gather the strength to sweep into downtown Highland Park on November 11 for the annual Work Day. More energetic seniors, who were sufficiently demented to be carrying five solids, were offered the opportu- nity to officially take one course pass-fail. If seniors did learn anything at all this year, it was undoubtedly their names, addresses, and social security num- bers, the three mysterious universal requirements for college applications, SAT’s, ACT’s, and numerous other infamous institutions. Besides suffering through this mental stress, seni- ors also increased their physical endurance by trying to outrun the faculty on Blue Tuesday. Again, it was the seniors who stirred their old bones to produce Stunts and create a new organization, Student Movement. However, the seniors’ main desire was to graduate, which they did in large numbers. NATIONAL MERIT SEMI-FINALISTS: BACK ROW: Rick Weil, Liz Cheresh, Tina Barr. MIDDLE ROW: Peter Nicholson, John Levine, Lois Zimmer- man, Larry Kanter, Tom Kennedy. FRONT ROW: Mike Carasik, Robbie Glueck, Vivian Scgall, Cliff Saper. NOT PICTURED: Erol Allay, Alan Chausow, Leah Orloff, Jon Rosenblum, Dennis Ross. 10 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SENIOR INITIATES: BACK ROW: John Kennedy, Tom Kennedy, Jeff Stollman, Dave Kaye, Bob Masini, Tom Leahy, Tom Jacobs, Pete Nicholson, Jeff Goldman, John Levine, Larry Kantcr, Joel Rosenblit, Bob Wilheim, Mark Rosenbaum, Ira Hirschflcld. MIDDLE ROW: Erol Allay, Jon Roscnblum, Dave Jacob- son, Dennis Ross, Mark Zivin, Jim Brinkman, Vivian Scgall, Lorra Rudman, Stephanie Wynn, Bonnie Nelson, Robin Shoemaker, Peggy Lansman, Sara Bindas, Paul Caldarclli, Ricky Cans, Peggy Mayer. I-'RONT ROW: Jody Earhart, Debbie Kramer, Hal Fischer, Judy Ragir, Cathy Ladany, Judy Leeds, Laurel Smith. Peggy Bernard, Debbie Jahn, Janet Schiff, Jill Maling, Wendy Caplin, Lois Zimmerman, Elissa Miller, Laurie Silberman. NOT PICTURED: Pam Huggins. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - JUNIOR INITIATES: BACK ROW: Jon Bernstein, Mike Carasik, Robert Glueck, Paul Liebenson, Cliff Sapir, Richard Weil, Scott Glabman, Jeff Gumbincr, Terry Gips, Gail Hirsch. FRONT ROW: Debra Redman, Nancy Isserman, Judy Rosen- baum, Janice Vyn, Tina Barr, Janet Krause. Margie Morrison, Carrie Cianchctti, Peggy Richland. NOT PICTURED: Mark Brower. Liz Chcresh, Robert DuBroff, Mike Gordon, Kim Hammerberg, Richard Mclvoin, Dan Rosenhousc. INDIVIDUAL AWARDS: BACK ROW: Scott Glabman (Harvard Book Award), Jonathan Roscn- blum (Columbia Book Award). Lawrence Kantcr (Yale Book Award). FRONT ROW: Kim Hammerberg (Brown Book Award), Debbie Redman (Pat Floyd Award), Rick Mclvoin (Wil- liams Book Award). 11 PROM COURT: Rob Ferrari, Bob Wilson, Bob Masini, Cathy Boilini (Queen ’67), Bob Crovetti (King ’67), Jennifer Johnston, Jody Earhart, Carole Flax. KING ’68: Sam Bcrtucci. QUEEN ’68: Donna Cervetti. George Abrahams A MID-SOUTHERN NIGHT’S DREAM Janet Albert Lawrence Albert Guy Alchon Erol Allay Brunildc Amidei Bruce Amsterdam Martha Andres 12 Lawtcncc Anspach Pam Archer Beth Arvey Alison Baker Steven Baker Edward Ballis Brent Bandalin Marilyn Barmash Cheryl Barnhart Margo Baron Kristina Barr Suzee Barrettsmith Robert Barrington Kathleen Bartoni Howard Bateman Carey Bay Gregory Beaudin 13 “Please don V squeeze the Charmin!” Barbara Bennett Wendy Berliant Sandra Berlin Margaret Bernard Candace Bernard! Marilyn Bernardi Laurence Bernay Gail Bernstein SOUTHERN ACCENT Belle of the Ball. Jonathan Bernstein Nancy Bertram Sam Bertucci Kathleen Bcttanin Jay Biclert Barbara Bicrut Sara Bindas Marc Blumcnthal 14 “Boy, do you look Shiek tonight!” Sandra Blumcnthal Marjorie Bobbins Debra Bogert Gail Bortolotti Remi Bourgoin Laurie Bowers Thomas Bradley Lcs Brand Judy Brandonisio James Brinkman Beth Broday Mark Brower Arnold Brown Dorothy Brown Bruna Brugioni Michael Buckley 15 Barbara Burchall Wayne Burman Janet Burtcn Bruce Cabri Gail Cabri JoelCahn Paul Caldarclli Wendy Caplin SENIORS GET IN THE ACT Senior Widows set their traps. Michael Carasik Jack Caringcllo Ronald Carlson Richard Caster Peter Cerf Thomas Cerf Donna Cervctti Marc Chalfcn 16 M' David Chamberlin Alan Chausow Elizabeth Cheresh Pamela Chess Jonathan Chester Carrie Cianchetti Michael Cimmarusti Deborah Clarke Bruce Cohen Deborah Coleman James Conway Ruth Cook Robert Corsini Donald Cowgill Peter Crane Steven Cucchiaro 17 Flea, flea fly, flea fly flow!” WORKERS OF THE WORLD UNITE! Donald Curtis Richard Dadisman Stephan Dagovitz Donald Dal Ponte Linda Danaj Leon Danker Julie Dean James Dcvcry I'll only stop to rake the leaves anyway. -Robert Frost- Linda De Vroeg Steven Diamond Richard Dillard Chester Dillon James Dodd Robert Doppclt Darlene Dransfcldt Robert DuBrofT 18 Raymond Durant Cara Durschlag Joanne Farhart David Edclstcin Richard Eis Charles Eisner Howard Fldridgc Arthur Flliott OUR VERY OWN VETERAN’S DAY PARADE Lance F.llmann Daniel Engel David Fnstrom Karen Fpton 19 Seniors do their bit for pollution. “SOME MEN CAN MAKE DECISIONS Sander Hsserman Harold Ettingcr Jeffrey Farkas Denise Farnsworth Jeffrey Feldman Jill Fclscnthal Robert Fenchel Raelene Fcraldo Rob Ferrari David Finch Harold Fischer Randy Fishledcr Steven Fishman Jean FitzSimon Carole Flax 20 Janet Fleischmann Maria Fontana Robert I'organ Jessica Forman Michael l-'ortunato Vicki Fosbender Barbara Frank Marcia Frank Karen Franzel Thomas Freedman Brenda Freeman Michelle Freeman . . . AND SOME CANNOT” . ..TRUMAN . . . 21 Jane l-'ricdman Ann Friesem Bonnie Frost Donald Fuller Ronald l-'urth Richard Cans Scott Garland Kathleen Carling Michael Garner Mark Garcity Frank Gatto Chad Gettlcman Deborah Gherardini Connie Giallanza lidward Gietl David Gilman PEACE AND HARMONY BIC writes first time, every time. 22 Pulling some strings in the Music Department. Robert Glucck Jeffrey Goldman Beverly Goodall Mark Goode Mary Goodman Michael Gordon Linda Gore Randi Gore 23 Carla Gorsky 24 Best Dressed Elissa Scncscu, Jim Turco Class Gowns Jack Adler. Raelene Feraldo Best Personality Sam Bertucci. Shelley Rodin 25 Most Drag with Teachers Liz Chcrcsh. Dave Simons Mary Graham Wendy Graham Susan Green Linda Grccnwald Randy Gross Judith Gruber Jeffrey Gumbiner Betty Gurioli GRAD GRINDS Seniors DO study - during first semester. Laurie Gumick Patrick Hacssly Nancy Hall Barbara llalpcrin Kim Hammcrberg Daniel Harrington John Harrington Shelley Harrington 26 Randolph Harris Debra Hart Mary Hart Robert Hart Meggan Hayes David Hazan Janet Henderson Roberta Herdes Larry Herring Deborah Hicks Kathleen Hindc Daniel Hirsch Ellen Hirsch Gail Hirsch Ira Hirschficld Andrea Modes 27 ... just in case I’m wrong. Wynken, Blynken, and Nod. Lori Hokin Gwen Holabird Nancy Hong SENIOR LOUNGE: Kathleen Hourihan Pam Huggins Barbara Hughes John Hughes James Hyman Barbara Inglis George Inglis Cathryn Ireland Nancy Isserman Judith Jacobs Thomas Jacobs 28 David Jacobson James Jacobson Diane Jaflfc Deborah Jahn Sieve Jaros Martha Johnsen Janet Johnston Joanne Juhl LOVE AND LEISURE IJ RIGHTS Dl 3� CONFLICT What i all this stuff about Senior Widows?? 29 Ronald Kapp David Kaye Susan Keeven John Kennedy Thomas Kennedy Patricia Kilkenny Edward King Harold Kirchhcimcr Cathy Knapp Gany Koff Susan Kohn Betsy Karger Barbara Kellner Cafeteria food is great - for diets. Laurence Kantcr Roger Kapes Barbara Kelling 30 Eat enough and it will make you wise. -John Lyly- FOOD FOR Carole Konsicr Julianna Korpai THOUGHT Sally Korshak Jan Krafsur Stephen Kraft Deborah Kramer Sandra Kramer Sue Kramer Janet Krause James Krauss Lynn Kreda Norm Kucera 31 • Lei 's try a larger size. James Lenzini Lynn Lerman Elizabeth Lcshtz Cheryl LeVine ■ John Levine Mcrill Levine Lora Levinson David Levy DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION: LEARNING AND EARNING Cathy Ladany Angela Lancioni Margaret Lansnun Lissa Larson Gloria Lazzarctto Thomas Leahy Judith Leeds Michael Lemme 32 Susan Levy Terri Lewin Michael Lewis Linda Leydon Paul Licbcnson Steven Linn Richard Lisowski Wendy Loeff Linda Lolli Gloria Longino Theodora Lopata Howard Lowcnthal Carol Lubin Barbara Lyon Sally Maiscl Jill Mating 33 It's not the kind Bobby Hull uses, but. . . Diane Man James Mandiberg Virginia Manfredini Nancy Mardcr Leslie Markman Allison Marshall Robert Masini Linda Massey Laura Masters Andrew Mayer Peggy Mayer Jean McCaffrey Timothy McCarty Rama McCurry Charles MeGivern Barbara McHenry 34 Faces MAKING CORRIDOR PASSES Forget about the book. Did you tee that one?” Cris«y McLeran Ellen Meierhoff Richard Melvoin Arlene Mcndcll Frank Mcnduno Charles Meyer Gregory Meyer Barbara Michaels Jan Michcll Jerome Mickclson Jeffrey Migdow Arnold Millan Elissa Miller Angelo Morel(i Laurie Moroz Paul Morris Margie Morrison Barbara Moses Rosalind Moss Rodney Miller Leslie Milligan Joan Millman Delbert Mills Samuel Minorini Kenneth Mizel Michael Mizel YES, VIRGINIA, Lysergic acid diethylamide Advanced Chemistry style 36 John Mussio Ernest Nathan Walter Nathan Bonnie Nelson Julie Nerini CHEM IS A FOUR-LETTER WORD Robin Ncwburgcr Patricia Newton Well, at least he'd make a good housewife. Peter Nicholson Kim Niederman Phyllis Noble Nancy Novit Nicholas Nustra Thomas O'Donovan Marlene Oliff 37 Andrew Olmsted Class Loafers Lynn Lerman, Mike Lewis Biggest Laters Carole Flax, Paul Morris SENIORS TELL IT LIKE IT IS Class Arguers Carrie Cianchctti, Robert Glucck Gass Worriers Lcs Brand. Margie Morrison Most Athletic Shelley Rodin, Kim Hammerberg 38 we’oi rather W gV 2? than switch! Cutest Couple Rozzi Moss, Jack Adler Most Leadership Terry Gips, Margie Morrison SENIORS SET THE PACE Most Likely to Succeed Teny Gips. Debbie Redman Most Talented Debbie Redman, Dave Simons Most School Spirit Randi Gore, Ira Hirschficld 39 Jeffrey Olshan Steven Olson Russell Omens John Oppcnhcimcr David Ori Dennis Ori Kathy Owens Nancy Padorr Charles Page Marc Palay Elizabeth Palmer Marilyn Pantcr IT WAS A SLACK SEASON 40 'Tm absolutely floored. Harry Pascal Susan Patterson Lenard Pcarlman Jeffrey Pellar Sue Perraud Jean Peterson Peter Phillips Scott Phillips Loretta Piacenza Sharon Picchictti Lennart Piculcll Robert Platt Madclainc Pozcn Judith Preskill Janice Rabin Judith Ragir 41 Patricia Ratajczyk Carol Rathsam Robert Ratner George Redfield Debra Redman Robert Reif John Rcitmeycr Richard Riback Margaret Richland Mark Richmond Robert Robins Shelley Rodin Ronald Romitti Cary Root Charles Rose Loren Rosen Judy Rosenbaum Mark Rosenbaum Joel Rosenblit Jonathan Roscnblum Daniel Roscnhousc Mark Roscnstcin Dennis Ross Harry Rubenstein SENIORS GRIN AND BEAR IT Clifford Rubin Robert Rubin Lorra Rudman Louise Ruekberg Janet Ruwitch George Sachs Lee Sachnoff Marc Sager 43 X V Dennis Schenk Janet Schiff Linda Schmidt Marlon Schneider Deborah Saltiel William Santello Richard Santi Roger Santi Clifford Saper Robert Scalabrini Gordon Schacppi Renee Schaffner Patrick Schwalbach Judith Schwandt Ronald Schwarz Vivian Segall 44 And applied to the University of Nome! Pond's 7-Day Beauty Plan really works! SENIORS TAKE IT ALL OFF Stacy Shepard Jeremy Sherman Jill Sherman Keith Shcrony Robin Shoemaker Judith Shurc Claudia Shutan Lynn Siegel Steve Siegel Leona Sigman Joey Signorio Laurie Silberman David Simons Robert Slecman Laurel Smith William Smith Lucinda Snyder William Soucy Shelley Spark Linda Spitz Daniel Splctt Carla Steiger Barbara Stein Janet Stephenson GYM CLASSES . . . Corn pone frolics. 46 Jeff Stern WERE REALLY SQUARE Lawrence Sternberg Richard Stockdalc Jeffery Stollman Ilenc Stone Ronald Tarson Cathy Tasner John Tatar Lynn Stern John Stransky John Straus Bruce, in my wildest dreams... Peter Suber Beth Sweeney James Syme Susan Talano 47 Lynne Tickcs Nick Tiziano Richard Turchi James Turco Martha Turk Mary Ann Ugolini Richard Ugolini Michelle Vallcz Mary Vena Teresa Vena 48 If only I were six inches taller. ” No. you 'll have to go to the drug store for that. “ KEEPING THE SCORE AND . . . THE STORE! Gary Wait Pamela Waldman Liza Wax Maree Weigel Frederick Weil Penny Weil Deborah Weinberg Joan Weinress Nan Weiss Sherry Wessell David WhitchiU Michael Wien Michael Wiesen Robert Wilhcim Russell Williams Robert Wilson 49 Jeff Winston Katherine Winston Thomas Winter Terry Winters Robert Wirth Stephanie Wynn Hannic Yce Ellen Yoncs Stuart Zeniel David Zieve Jill Zimmerman Kenneth Zimmerman Lois Zimmerman Mark Zivin Stanford Zollcr Sandra Zukcr NOT PICTURED: Sandra Atherton Robert Garling Dolly Koopmann Beth Block Harry Goldsholl Joseph Ladurini Ginny Bogart Douglas Havel Mia Lucente Joan Dobkin Kurtis Jenisio Leah Orloff Dennis Druktcnis Jennifer Johnston William Plouff John Edwards Daniel Kilkenny Dan Rector George Sicmcr Mike Soper Guy Tazioli Jon WhitehiU 50 JUNIOR CLASS FIRST ROW: Ellen Gcllcr. Sheryl Lipson, Pat Zimmerman, Karen Birnstein. SECOND ROW: Simon Filler. Peggy Morrison, Marcia Don. THIRD ROW: Hal Emalfarb, Carole Cousin. Diane Seder. FOURTH ROW: Lori Gold, Jan Pines, Tom Brcycr. FIFTH ROW: Slu Schlensky, Dave Roth, BUI Hoffman, Mike Forman. SIXTH ROW: Tony Koach, Bruce Dc Santo, Mike Tepper. NOT PICTURED: Grctchcn Beris, EmUy Lipson, Kevin Margeson. OFFICERS: John Fell, Social Chair.; Jim Jacobs, V. Pres.; Jamie Hayden, Secy.; Nancy Eisenchiml, Treas. NOT PICTURED: Don RusscU, Pres. For juniors, this was the year of the privilege. No more drab study halls or library passes. The South Cafeteria was transformed into junior lounge! October PSAT’s gave juniors their first taste of the super test. When January came, they were at it again, memori- zing the Constitution-for a day. As befitted a pace-setting class, Buzz Book was later than ever, not appearing until second semester. Prom occupied a lot of junior talent and energy, but it was well worth it. Elegant prom-goers tripped the light fantastic in the miraculously transformed cafeteria, romantic as never before. Joseph Albert, Marcy Albin, Niki Alexandroff. Robert Amcndola. Bren- da Andrini, Toni Anton- etti. Mark Archer, Larry Ascherman, Cathy Asher Frank Astici, Mike Atlas, Scott Axetrood. Deborah Axncr, Osvaldo Baerga. Wendy Baker, Bruce Bal- lenger. Brian Baranci, Mike Baraneik David Barr as. Laurel Bar- tholomew, Steve Bar- tolai, Linda Bass. Eva Baucrlc, Gail Bederman. Carol Bclofsky, Gcorgann Benedek. Pamela Bennett Tim Benton, Donna Berg, Kathryn Bergau, Grctc- hcn Beris, Richard Berris. Mike Berlin, Susan Ber- nard, Louise Bemardi, Blaine Bershad Linda Bertagni, Robert Birnberg, Karen Birstcin, Theron Blakcslcc. Rich- ard Blank, Ruth Blank, Jon Bloom, Mary Bom- marito. Trudy Bortz Terry Bowman, Ronna Bows, Naomi Boxer man. Deidre Brent, Tom Brey- er, Carol Brichta. Cindy Brody, Richard Brown, Jane Bullard 52 Marti Burman. Jay Burns. Sarah Canmann, Judy Cantor. Tom Cape. I-red Carani. Jerry Carlson, Alice Cartwright. Bradley Castelli Phil Castillo. Mary Beth Chaimson. Mark Cham- berlain. Laz Chapman, Neil Charak. David Chase. Craig Chcllstrop. Matthew Cheresh. Carey Chickernco Clclia Cisternino. Tom Clark. Betsy Cochran, Alan Cohen, Alfred Co- hen, Laura Cohen, Step- hen Cohn. Ellen Collins, Patrick Conley Jcv Conover. Mary Con- way. Pat Conway. Laura Cook. Karen Cooper, Tony Coorlin, Verne Coppi. Carole Cousin, Cathy Crane JUNIORS BECOME A PRIVILEGED CLASS Bruce Daniels, Scott Dann. Susan Dann. Frank D’Astici. Pamela David, Arlene Davis. Janice Dawe. Barry DcLcc. Robert Dennis Edigio DeRose. Bruce DcSanto. James Des- sauer. Ira Diamond. Pam Dieter. Sara Domash, Wendy Domier. Marcia Don, Dan Doty Joe Drew, Donna Dud- nik. Mitchell Dulin. Bar- bara Duman, Susan Dur- ment, Mary Eberhart, William Eddy, Randal Edwards. Steven Eiscman Barb Eisenschiml, Nancy Eisenschiml. Kim Elliot. Rhonda Ellman. Mary Elson, Nathan Elson, Hal Emalfarb. Rhonda Eng- ber. James Enstrom Deborah Eppstcin. Judy Epstein. Mark Epstein, Debbie Epton. Marta Es- cobar, Dale Esserman, Sharon Ettclson, Peter Ettlinger. Brad Falkoff Sharon Feigon, Joel P'ein- stein. Gary Feldman, John Fell. Judy Fell, Mic- hael Fiedler. Stephan Field. Sue Fieldman, Joan Fields Mark Fineman, Joanne Fiore, Richard F'iore, F'rank Firestone, Steve Firestone. Lisa Fischer. Brad Fisher. Susan Fish- er, Craig Hshman 53 Robert 1-lamm, Kerry l-lom, Barbara Folkoff, Mike Forman, Debbi Fowler. Betsy Fox. Ellen Frank, Stephanie Franks. Marc Freedman Denise Freeman, Edward Freundlicli. Daniel Fried- man, Janice Friedman. Joan Friedman. Edward Frigo. Robin Frooman, Ira Frost, Robin Fuchs Louise Fucnte, Daryl Ger- ber, Carol Gaines. Darryl Garber. Bruce Gamitz, Michael Geiderman, Ste- phan Geimer, Jim Gel- bort, Ellen Gellcr Thomas Gcnest. Daniel Georgcvich. Mike Ger- chcnson. Vicky Gharidini. John Ghizzoni. Jodi Gial- lanza. David Gibbs. Mark Gill. Kathy Gillen Laurence Gionetti. Bunny Glass. Joy Glickauf. Me- lanie Goffen, Lori Gold. Marlene Gold, Nancy Gold, Terry Gold PSA T's - Need we say more? Kate Goldberg. Leslie Goldgchn. Debbie Gold- man. Ron Goldman. Ste- ven Goldman. Craig Gold- stone, Don Goodman. Margie Goodman, Bill Gorchoff Hilton Gordon. Roberta Graham. Patricia Gran- Held. Bruce Green, Alan Grossman, Jeff Grossman. Rita Guido. Steven Haes- sly. Michael Haggle. Kathy Haincheck, Mari- lyn Halpcrin, Reid Halp- cm. Harlan Hammond, Debra Handmachcr. Me- lissa Harris. Sheri Harris. Deanna Hartigan, Joseph Harwood Linda Haskins, Jamie Hayden, Miriam Heifitz, Peggy Heller. Lindsay Hcrbst. Nancy Herman. Judith Hirsch. Susan Hirsch. Bert Hoffman 54 John Hoffman, William Hoffman, Jeffrey Hol- land. Leslie Hollis. Mark Holnikcr, Janet Houk, William Howell. Richard Hrabe. David Hyman Becky Hurst. Linda lovino, Lori Izaks, Ann Jackcr, Jim Jacobs. Joan- ne Jacobs. Mary Jaros. Cindy Jett. Paul Johnson Frank Juhl. Linda Kagan, Dan Kahn. Genic Kahn, Linda Kahn. Richard Kap- lan, Peter Kaplan. Georgia Kapp, Karen Kean Kurt Keeler. Karyn Kel- ler, Susan Kerstcn. Daniel Kiburz. Mary Lou Kil- kenny. Gail Kington. Dan- iel Klein. Janette Klein. Steven Klein THREE DOWN, ONE TO GO! The peerless prestidigitator. Theodora Knell. Tony Koach. Jean Kolhasc. Daniel Kolkey Jane Koven,Susan Kravitz. Stuart Kritchmar. Debbi Krumbcin Edward Kuglar. Richard Lahvic. David Lakin. Deb- bie Lanski Ruth Larner. Mary Law- ton, Joanne Lazzaretto, Bonnie Lei Steven Leibach. Richard Leopold. Bob Lcpp. Brian Levant Kenneth Levin. Marcy Levin. Bob Levine. Gail Levinson Steven Levinson. Stuart Leviton. Michael Levy. Gordon Lewin 55 Dreams of days gone by. Edward Lewis. Robert Lewis. Jack Lcwltz. Mari- lyn Lex James Lieberman. Jodi Liebcrstcin. Wendy Lie- bow. Susan Lind Alisa Lindar. Richard Lin- dar. Ann Linstrom, Gary Linz Emily Lipson. Sheryl Lip- son. Richard Lloyd. Mark Lobl Dennis Loesch, Robert Louer, Ellen Ludwig, Robert Lundgren Dorothy Lunsford. Susan Maggiore. Norman Man. Raphael Mangino JUNIOR REST... Lisa Mann. Kevin Mar- geson. Alenc Margolis. John Marks. Daryl Martin. Phil Master. Diane Masot- ti. Linda Massin. Joseph Mauk Barry May. Neal Mazer, Ronald McLaughlin, Richard McClory, Rach- ael McCurry. Joan Mc- Donald. Edwin McHenry. Larry McJ unkin, Debbie Merkel. Ronald Meyers. Beth Michaels. Leslie Miller, Nancy Milne. Joanne Mince. Mary Minorini, Ju- lia Moldoff. Howard Moore. Jane Moos Gary Morclli. Terri Moret- ti. Peggy Morrison. Jean Nathan. James Neal. Rob- in Ncmer. Mary Nerini. Paul Neu. Loren Newman Richard Newman. Ron Newton. Theresa Nichols. Carol Nieder, Thomas Ncilbock, Mary Nisscn- son. Richard Nitschc. Mike O’Brien. Scott O’- Connell 56 Bruno Ori. Marcia Ori. David Orloff. Richard Osbcrg. Omar Othman. Mark Owens. David Pad- dcrud. Bob Pahlkc. Rob- ert Panitch Karl Papierniak, Dennis Paradise. Jane Paradise. Valicia Parker. Larry Pas- quesi. Patricia Pasqucsi, Susan Pasquesc. John Pas- sini. Stephan Patrick Chris Patten. Katherine Penrose. Jo Perry. Greg Peterson. Pamela Pelt. El- len King, Guy Phillips, Josephine Piacenza, Larry Piacenza Patti Piclct. Carlo Pieroni. Simon Piller. Laurie Pilurs. Jan Pines. Benjamin Platt. Luca Pocta. Jim Pollack. Karen Posner AND JUNIOR UNREST But the times they are a-changing. James Powell. Fred Price. Stephan Prior, Victor Pugliano Thomas Quirck. Lynn Rachlis. Sherril Raney. Charlotte Rapoport John Rappaport. Patricia Redfield. Jane Reitmeyer. Margaret Reitmeyer Neal Reitman. Kathryn Richards. Sheryl Robbin. Susan Rodell Barbara Rogers. Richard Rohrer, Paul Ronzani. Nick Rosa Mark Rose. Suzy Rose. Barry Rosen. Ellen Rosen- berg 57 Lewis Rosenbloom. Dave Rosenblum. Joan Rosen- fcls. Jayne Rosenthal. Gail Rosner. Alice Ross, Bev Rolh. David Roth. Eric Rothman. Debby Ro cnfcld. Don Russell. Diane Sabin. Chris Sabold Abby Sadin. Sandy Sage. Robert Salita. Carol Salk. Dan Sapir. Gil Sapir. Ka- ren Sasch. Lynn Saslow. Timothy Scanlan Mike Schary. Jeff Schell. John Schlesinger. Karla Schmidt. Michael Schmik- ler. Jill Schnair. Donald Schneider. Kevin Schoen. Darryl Schoenstadt Leslie Schover. Martin Schranz. Robin Schranz. Gwen Schulman, Judy Schuster. Babs Schwartz. JoAnn Schwartz. Helene Scully. Diane Seder David Segal. Albert Seif- fert. Candace Seltzer. Abbe Sennett. David Sheahen. Cathy Shcrony. Stuart Schlcnsky. Miles Sholpack, Betsy Silber MEET THE SWINGERS! Diane Silver. Edward Sil- verman. John Silverman, Michael Sincere. Hillcl Singer. Ron Singer. Susan Singer. David Sirotti. Cathy Sitzman Steve Sklarc. Howard Skolnik. Dean Smith. Debra Sokoisky. Jay Solo- mon. Debra Solovy. Clara Sorrcntino. April Speyer. James Spriggs Harold Stanek. John Steele. Gary Stein. Robert Stein. Sheri Stein. Ellen Stollman. Cindy Super- fine, Mark Swanson. Eliz- abeth Swartz Philip Taplin. Brian Tar- pey. Bette Tazioli. Linda Temple. Mike Tepper. Peter Thiesen. Nancy Thuentc. James Tinkle. Mike Tobin Stanton Tokoph. Richard Uhlmann. Jean Urban. Russell Vai. Thomas Va- natta. Guy Venisti. Alli- son Victor. Debra Victor. Joline Volpcndesta Brad Walters. Loretta Wanscrski, Linda War- shaucr. Orian Wax. Mich- ael Weinberg. Gary Weint- raub. Sally Weiskopf. Gene Weiss. Ann Wciss- man 58 The beautiful people. Dan Wheeler. Kimberly Whitson. Scott Wilk. Ellen Winters. Debra Witkin. Harry Witz. Max Wolf. Sue Wolf Thomas Wolff. Kussell Wolters. Fran Young. Daniel Zacharias. Richard Zak. Patricia Zimmerman. Andy Zuker Juniors help solve the Italian-Jewish problem. NOT PICTURED: Ermanno Amidci Vikki Barron Carol Beck Joan Bellamy Louis Bernardi Silvano Biondi Cathy Callcy Bonnet Cohen DenniseCopey Marcia Douglas Nancy Fishman Lori Flink Robert Flink Rosemarie Garner Henry Gibson Larry Gortner Daniel Juhl Debra Klein Jamie Logan Delores Mills Dave Orloff Lynn Pcrraud Dave Robertson Kevin Sandberg Charles Sexton Eugene Smith Jim Taradash Reed Williams Sharon White Lance Winter 59 SOPHOMORES BACK ROW: Joel Schcctci. Harlan Bass. Kim Casey, Ricky Natkin, Jeff Levy. SECOND ROW: Donny Altman, Joyce Rosen, Lauren Herzog, Judy Kaplan, Toby Gordon, Jcrrold Marks. FIRST ROW: Patty Davidson. Karen Shore. Sue Fink. Leslie Winter, Nancy Loeb. NOT PICTURED: Mike Ito, Jody Krafsur, Mary Moran, Jeff Perraud, Laddy Tobin, Harvey Wolf. OFFICERS: (see right) Bob Popke (President), Rick Brody (Vice-President). Margie Kaye (Social Chairman), Julie Anixter (Secretary), Wendy Olex (Treasurer). The Sophomores were this year’s most enthusiastic class. They decided to go “Up, Up, and Away” at Homecoming, and beat Evanston in the final three seconds of play. But, on or off the field, their driving ambitions carried them far. After several exhilarating classroom sessions and finding that the stimulator didn’t get them anywhere, almost everyone felt at home on the range. In speech class the modern sophs learn how to demonstrate, and also how to persuade and convince, should they ever have the opportunity to negotiate. Biology students, enticed by the pro- mises of their freshman health courses, learned about life. With their own dance and a slip of Sweet Sixteens, the Sophs were a vital part of the school. Gail Abrahams. Louise Abrams. Michael Adler. Margy Adwcll. Adrienne Allen. Karen Allay. John Altholz. Donald Altman, Connie Amato Laurie Amsterdam. James Anderson, Nora Andres. James Andrini. Peter An- drus. Julie Anixter. Scott Ardinger. Steve Arvy. Alan Atlas Hollis Austin. David Axel- rod. Paige Axelrood. Pam Aylem. Nick Azzone, Kenneth Babbin. William Babbit. Bennett Baker, Jill Baker Laurel Baker. Susan Bak- er. Jan Bauldauf. Mike Baldwin. Suzanne Ban- gert. Philip Baratta, Teri Barr. Joe Bartolai. Debbie Bartoni Harlan Bass. Karen Bauce. Barbara Becker. Scott Becker. Marcy Bell. Alice Bennett. Nancy Benson. Cathy Bergen. Philip Ber- ger Angelo Bemardi. Joseph Bernardi. Sonya Berm ar- di. Jerry Bernay. Samuel Berngard. Dick Bernstein. Nancy Bernstein. Janet Bex, Donald Biondi 60 David Birnbaum. Sunnc Bishop. Christine Blakes- lec, Marvin Bloom, Carol Booker. Steve Borenstcin, Steven Bortz. John Bow- ers. Tom Bowers Barbara Bradley. Scott Bram. Lawrence Brand. Jcrrold Branded. Harlan Bregar. Wayne Brenizer. Shari Brenner. Susan Brent. Joe Broday Kick Brody. Larry Brow- er. Cathy Brown. Eliza- beth Brown. Deborah Buchanan. Phyllis Bucky. Barbara Buhai. Joan Burn- stein. Jane Buth Nancy Calm. Rick Cal- houn, Celia Cantagello, David Cantagello. Debbie Caringella. David Carmen. William Casey. James Cav ler. Robert Casoon Doris Castillo. Lawrence Causey. Gregory Chacha- ron. Beth Chase. Pam Churvis. Patricia Clark. Robert Clinton. Roberta Cobbs. Joe Cohen Ronna Cohen, Sue Cohen. Maryanne Cole- man. Michael Coleman. Edward Konowitz. Diane Coorlim, Jill Cope. Mar- cia Corwith. Cindy Coul- ter MOVE TOWARD THE TOP Kathleen Cowgill. Anna Cranford, James Crovetti. Dennis Cucchiaro, Victor Cullen. Linda D’Angelo. Patty Davidson. Marcy Dcmain, Michelle De- michelis Ira Deutchman. Wendy Dover. Michelle Diamona. Jeffrey Dickelman. John DiNicola. David Dolgin. Kevin Dolgin. Larry Don- oval. Michael Dudnick David Dvore. Martha Edelstein. Wendy Eichcn- baum. Dean Elias. David Ellman, Jan Ettlinger. Gloria Epstein. Meg Ev- ans. Cathy Ex Robert Ex. Debbie Eyles. Louis Fabbri, Margaret Faust. Jonathan Feigen. Cathy Felix. Sally Fell. Albert Ferrara, Laurie Fields Martin Fine, Susan Fink. Doug Finke. Stephen Fiore, Eric Fischer. Harold Flcgelman. Elyse Fticher, Dick Mink. Marta Mores 61 LICENSED TO GO WHERE THEY WILL Carol Francis, Susan Frank, Lori Freedberg, Diane Freeman. Judy F’rccman, Susan Fried- berg. Kathy Friedman. Meryl Friedman, Peter Friedman Sy Friedman. Dave Fuller. David Fuller. Nancy Gal- assini. Bonnie Garland. Kay Gendron. Marc Ger- aci. Karla Gherardini. Donna Gieser Joan Gilbert. Dan Gin- gold. David Ginsberg. Sherry Gjelsten. Thomas Glabman. Jill Glaser. Law- rence Glickman, Hanne- lore Gluegc. Tom Gold Joanne Goldberg. Steven Goldberg. Gayle Gold- Matt. Maria Goldfarb. Gary Goldman. Abby Goldstein. Rodney Goos- man. Toby Gordon. Janet Gottschall Diane Gorcn. Kick Goul- ding, George Graham. Bob Greenebaum. Jill Greenebaum, William Greenebaum, Michele Griffin. Gale Grinde. Linda Gross Ricky Gross. Roberta Gross. Susan Gross. Jill Grossman. David Gun- ders. Jim Gustus. Dennis Haggie, George Hamm. Rose Hansen Left foot braking is one thing, but left foot accelerating? Bradley Harris. Deb- bie Harris. Bill Hart. David Hart Giris. as to why the Sophomore boys can‘t date... Diana Hartigan, Barb Hartman. Cynthia Haskins. Ruth Hatch Susan Hathorn. Pam Hayden, Jayme Hed- rick, Daniel Hcifitz Mori Heim, Cindy Hendrickson. Bob Henncs. Susan Hen- sclcy Gordon Hcrwitz, Lauren Herzog. Phil- lip Hesse. Cindy Heymann Robert Heymann. Steve Hicks. Laurie Hillman. Phyllis Hodes Ellen Hodges. Matt Hoffman, Mike Hoff- man, Kim Hogrefc AND TO SAY WHAT THEY FEEL Susan Hollander. Hal Holmes. Pamela Holmes. Allen Hong. Robin Huft. Greg Huggins. Marie Hughes. Jim Hutton, Bill Imm Leonard Innocenzi, Dominic lovino, Deborah Ireland. Mark Isenstein. Mike Ito. Claudia Jacks. Lanis Jacobs. Sharon Ja- cobs. Nancy Jucqmin Dave Jaffe. Arthur Jett. Connie Johns. Wendell Johnson. Jerry Johnston. Jody Joseph. Nancy Jo- seph. Ellen Kagan. Cary Kahn Phillip Kahn. Laura Kais- er. Joy Kalin. Sandy Kan- ter. Judy Kaplan. Margy Kaye. Michael Kaye. Rob- ert Keats. Mark Keil 63 Mary Keitel, Rosanne Kellmer. Lori Kirsh. Joyce Klein. Marcy Klein, Margaret Klein, Laurence Kleinman. Linda Knud- son. Joe Koach Valerie Koch, Bruce Koff. Norman Kohlhase. Gary Kolb. Ed Konowitz. Jody Krafsur, Sharon Krakora. Debbie Kranc. Stanton Krauss Lauran Kretchmar. Nancy Kritzberg. Patricia Kuch- ling. Robert Kuglcr. Na- dine Kuhlman. Keith Kuper. Jim Lackncr. Par- tick Lacy, Nancy Lakin Nancy Lane. Herb Lash. Linda Lauer. Nancy Law- ton, Teresa Lazaretti, Susan Le Clair, Barbara Lee. Eileen Lehtman. Wal- ter Lem an n Michael Lem beck, John Lenzini, Robert Leopold. Nathan Lemer. Jill Leslie. Dorothy Levcrnicr. Judy Levey. Alan Levin, Marla Levin Mark Levine. Jeffrey Levy, Susie Lewin. Bill Libman. Steven Licata. Kenney Liebenson. Barb Licberman. Cindy Lic- bow. Richard Lindstrom Liz Lipski. David Liss, Shelley Liss. Beth Litow. Lynn Lloyd. Nancy Loeb. Michael Loose h. Todd Logan. Darcy Long Jeffrey Long. Thomas Longino. Glen Lorant. Janet Loucr. Joseph Lovering, Richard Low- enthal. Jim Lurie. Mike Maggiore. Kevin Malovcy Gregg Mandell. Joseph Manfredini, Allen Mangel. Michael Mann. Jennifer Mansur. Barb Margolis. Jerold Marks. Debbie Mar- shall. John Marx Janice Masotti, Steve Mas- ters. Barbara Mathe. Laurie Mayer, Clifford Mazer. Sheila Mazetta. Maureen McCaffrey. John McGivcrn. Robin Mc- Laughlin Vivien McLaughlin. John McLeran, Karen Mcl- dman. Jeff Melvoin, Claudia Mendelson. Ken- ny Mesirow. Eugenee Meyer. Ann Michaclis. Judy Mickclson 64 Who said the South Cafeteria was a Junior Lounge? ’68-’69 WAS A YEAR FOR SOPHS Nancy Migdow. Tom Mileski. Judith Miller, Laurie Miller. Ginger Mills. Karen Mills. Ion Mitchell. Leroy Molinari. Deborah Moran Mary Moran. Randy Moravec. Nancy Mordini. Rodney Morelli. Michael Morctti. Lisa Morgan. Marla Morris, Jack Moses. Sandy Moss Doug Munski. Debbie Nai- ditch. Guy Nakamura. Howard Nardick. Ricky Natkin. Melinda Nero. Gail Neu. Marianne New. man. Douglas Newton Bill Norwcll. Lee Nystcd. Wendy Olcx. Rebecca Olmsted. Ellen Omens. Joanne Oncsti. Arthur Ori. Steve Ori. Ingrid Ostcbo Graliano Pasqucsi. Mark Pasqucsi, Joel Pathman, Diane Patterson. Mark Pattis. Liz Paulc. James Paulson. William Pearson, Linda Perlman 65 Jeff Perraud. Jan Perry, Jim Perry. Leslie Peiranek, Ben Phillips Gerald Piacenza, Rick Piacenza. Jerry Pink. Jill Pollack, Robert Popke. Leslie Powell. Andy Powers. John Prcskill. Robin Price. Sanford Prizant Mark Rachlin. Debra Rade, Bruce Ratajczyk, William Ray. Dennis Reaser James Rciblc, Debbie Rcinisch, Pam Reisman, Eric Reiss. Ilenc Resnick Michael Reuben. Jack Reuler. Jenny Richard- son. Judy Rich- man. Frances Righi John Risdon. James R isi. Walter Roberts. Dave Robertson. Matt Rock Up. up. and away! SOPHOMORES Mark Ronan. Tom Ropic- quet. Larry Rosalini. Joyce Rosen. Michele Rosen, John Rosenbaum. Ellen Roscnblum. Jeremy Rosenblum.Paula Kosen- fcld Mike Roscngarden, Diana Roscnstcin. Mace Rosen- stein. Martin Rosenstein, Ricky Roshto. Ellen Ros- in. Stephen Rotblatt. Steve Rothcnbcrg, Lee Rothman Ellen Rozcnfeld. Mike Rubin. Dave Kuclli. Bon- nie Ruffolo. Jean Rycr. Richard Sachs. Marilyn Sadler. Robert Saltzman. Laura Salutsky Cecily Salvador. Barbara Sanford. Lawrence San- tello. Ricky Sarnat. Meg Schachter. Barbara Scheahen, Joel Schecter. Mark Scher. Diane Schmidt James Schmidt. Roy Schoenbrod. Michael Schoenhoft. Steven Schrocdcr. Joy Schroc- dcrus. James Schuster. Wayne Schwalbach. Ricky Scoglio, Susan Sec- ger 66 Laurence Segil. Marilyn Selz. Mary Serrato, Bar- nard Sherman. Robert Sherman. Rhonda Shif- fer. Rich Schoenstadt, Karen Shore. Jan Shul- man Mark Shulman. Sam Shulman. Denise Siegel. Debra Silberman. Maura Silverman. Jeff Simon. Lawrence Simon. Michael Simon. Robert Simon Ricky Sincere. Shira Sin- ger. Scott Slawin. Cathy Sloss. Barbara Smith. Christopher Smith. Beth Smolcr. Eugene Smys- lowski. Laurie Solgon Renee Solk. Debra Solo- mon. Nancy Solomon. Ted Sonnenschein. Peg Southerton. Lawrence Spanier, Larry Spear. Steve Springer. Gary Sprung Lennic Steiger. Estys Stein. Roily Stein. Daniel Stern. Wendy Sternberg. Gail Stewert. Peter Stone, Tom Suber. Judy Tamarri Ann Tarpcy. Anthony Tazioli. Martha Tclpncr. Eugene Temple, William Terman. Laddy Tobin. Mandell Todd. Sharon Tolar. Frank Travetto Milt Treshansky. Susan Ullmann, Bruce Vai. Hans Van Dingstce. Vic Van. Doug Van Arsdale. Douglas Venell. .Mary Vogds. Beth Volin Richard Waite. Robert Wald. Joel Warren. Gail War ton. Jane Weil. Naomi Weiner. Neil Wcin- traub. Deborah Weis, Ricki Weiss Jill Weissenbach. Barry Weitzenfeld. Arnold Winick. Wes Wenk. Fran- cine Wctzlcr. Heidi Wey- ant. Cheryl Wild. Debbie Willner. John Wilheim Leslie Winter. Wendy Wirth. John Witten, Harvey Wolf. Leonard Wolf. Lynne Wolf. Michael Wolf. Kerry Wolfe. Brenda Wombolt Lynn Wright. David Yaffc, Michael Young, Pamela Zabcl. Catherine Zaccone. Mike Zahnle, Mary Zanotti, Garry Zim- merman. Roy Zim- merman NOT PICTURED: William Allmcndin- ger, James Baldwin. Nancy Barrettsmith. George Barkus. Paula Beck. Clara Berman, Joy Buck- ley James Burke. David Callen. Robert Cas- den, John Chamber- lain Alicia Davidson. Susan Dclrich. Michelle Dcmma. Sarah Bishop Jim Daughcrity, Peter Dubin. Kevin Elliot. Rose Estep, Violet Fabbri. Ste- ven Goldberg, Bob Grccncbaum. Gor- don Horwitz David Havel, Robert Lewis. Robert Lin- ton, Joel Mann. Ter- ry Mott. Fred Occpck, Charles Per- ry. Charles Peterson 67 Helaine Pozcn, Mau- reen Pozcn, Ken- neth Root, Steven Rosenberg, Mark Rothschild. Bonnie Schnair. Bonnie Scheahen, Robert Sherman Pat Smith. Wayne Takala. Patrick Zahnle FRESHMEN Freshmen, unknowing and unaware, enter high school with the idea that life, from now on, will be a Paradise Found. Surprise, surprise! Instead, they arc confronted with labyrin- thine corridors, crowded stairways, library passes, corridor passes, guidance passes, attendance summonses, etc., etc., etc. However, they will also find a myriad of opportunities to discover that their world is now bigger than junior high. And besides, as Jean Racine so aptly put it, “Innocence has nothing to dread.” BACK ROW: Dick Harris. Maureen Karon. Corinnc Bronson, Liz Wolf. FOURTH ROW: Maureen Fitzsimon, Sue Wciscr, Sheila Cell, Debbie Krupp. THIRD ROW: David Cohen, llene Block. Sharon Peddle. Debbie Spiwak. SECOND ROW: Mary Rose. Lori Metzger, Lynn Sternberg, Sue Nussbaum. FRONT ROW: Judy Ludwig, Helene Verin, Paula Schneider- man, Carol Ansorg. NOT PICTURED: Candy Edson, Gale Simon, Cliff Canovi, Mike Richmond, Joe Epstein, Dick Jacobs, Linda Flom, Marla Silberman. Merle Allan. Derin Allay. Carol Ansorg. Blair An- thony. Gary Archer. Sar- ah Armbrustcr, Michael Arroyo. Lou Asherman, Debbie Asher Alisa Athanas. John Aul- bach, John Avery. Craig Axclrood. Daniel Baker. Carla Balcer. Linda Ballis. Craig Bandalin, Peter Ban- der Cathy Barancik. Terry Barker. Bill Barnhart. Beth Barron. Jon Barsy. Dano Bartolai. Mark Bass. William Beck, Kathryn Bedcrman Sally Behr. Richard Bel- kin. Mike Bell. Rosa Bcl- lantuono, Fredrick Bcl- monti, Janet Benchley. Michele Bcndoff. Debra Benjamin. Lisa Benjamin Benita Berger, Steve Ber- man. Louis Bcrnardi, Mar- garet Bcrnardi. Robert Bernardi. Carol Bernstein. Jamie Bernstein. Joan Bernstein. Michael Berta- gni Pete Bindas. Andy Birn- baum, Bruce Block. Hone Block, Nancy Block, Ken Bogart. Lynn Bogen, Brett Bogin. Pat Boilini 68 Roberta Boilini. Craig Bolotin. Katherine Boro- witz. Sylvia Bowen. Kim Bowman. Jeff Brandt. Jane Brcndcl, William Brichta, Roberta Brick- man Jeff Brinkman. Laurie Brion. Jim Broday. Steve Broday, Mark Brody, Cor- inne Bronson. Kirk Brow- er. David Brown. Patti Brown Scott Brown. Steve Brown. Susan Brown. Adclc Brugioni. Janet Brusslan. Becky Bryant. Wendy Burg. Mark Burns, Wendy Burns Bill Bums. Arlene Butler. Dorothy Butler. Marc- Cable. Barbara Caldwell. Tcrresa Cannon, Cliff Canovi. David Cantor. Bob Cape George Cardenas. Rox- anne Caringcllo. Mary Carlson. Robert Carlson. Dan Carmichael. Paula Carter, Martha Cervetti, Lorry Charak. Mary' Church Mike Churvis. Angela Cianchetti. Kurt Clausing. Linda Cobum. Bill Cocose. David Cohen. Debbie Cohen. Laurie Cohn. Linda Cole Richard Coleman. Vicki Coleman. Frank Collier. Ray Collier. Ray Collins. Penny Comm, Patricia Connolly. Eugene Coppi. Nancy Crane “AS INNOCENT AS A NEWLY-LAID EGG” W. S. Gilbert Mary Cranford, Carole Crcdcdio. Susan Cue- chiaro. Tim Dacy. Sonya Dagovitz. Diane Danakas. Russell Daniels. Danilo Danti. Dennis Danyo Andrew David. Paula Davis. Joan De Bartolo. Sybil Dccse. Ellen Denen- berg. Steve Dennis. Divina DcRosc. Silvana DeRose. Margo Dcssaucr Steve Diamant. Rex Diamond. Stephen Dixon. Laurie Don. Jorge Dom- inguez, Lee Doppelt, Jay Doty. Katherine Douglas. Howard Draft Margaret Dugan. Sherry Durant. Michelle Durrant. Toni Easton. Deborah Economus. Jan Edelstein. Joyce Edwards. Betsy Eiscnschiml, Jeremy Eis- ler 69 Jon Eldridge. Natalie Elton, Sandra Emalfarb. Paula Enstrom, Joseph Eppstcin. Diane Epstein. Jon Epstein, Kerry Ep- stein. Marcia Epstein Ellen Ettlingcr. Marian Evans. Miria Fabbri. Steve Favclli. Sonia F'eigen- baum. Linda Feldstein. Linda Felsenthal. Susan Felsenthal. Tom Fcnchel Wendy Fcnchel. Fred Fcnstcr. Michele Fcrbcr. J im Ficldman, Gary Fields. Larry Finder. Ellen Finston. Carol Fiore. Jeff Fireman Fran Firestone. Ivy Fires- tone. Brian Fischer. Tere- sa Fischer. Jan Fisher. Bruce Fisherman. Barbara Fishleder. Jeanne Fish- man, Maureen Fitzsimon Barry Flanagan. Barry Flicher. Linda Flom, Jill Fluxgold, Tom Fraer- man. Linda Frank. Beth Frankel. Cheryle Franks, Michael Franks Mark F'rccman. Mike F'rccman. Sara F'riedlen. Ellen Friedman Hilary F'rooman. Steven Frost. James Fuchs. Ruth Furman Nancy Furth. Mary Galassini. Jay Gamzc. Joan Garber Carlos Garcia. Mario Garcia. Michelle Garner. Sheila Gell Gary Gcndron. John Gcnsburg, Jeff Georgevich, Raymond Geraci Albert Gharidini. Steve Gibbons. Susan Gibbs. Debra Gideon Robert Gips. Lorry Goffen. Dianne Gold- berg. Richard Goldblatt 'Verse sweetens toil, however rude the sound. -Gifford 70 John Goldfarb. Andi Goldfine. Fran Goldman. Steve Goode. Marsha Goodman. Patricia Good- man, Cyd Gordon. Lee Gorsky. Wendy Graucr Oianc Green. Greg Green, Bob Grccncbaum. Gail Gross. Joseph Gualandri. John Guardiola. Law- rence Gumbincr. Richard Gumbincr. Charles Gunn Tim Habccost, Mike Ham- mer. Kay Hammerberg, Sheryl Handler. George Hansen. Richard Harris. Bruce Hartman. Beth Har- vey. Lynn Hauschild Roger Hci s. Kathy He - lander. Julie Henderson Joel Herdes, Elizabeth Hesse, Cheryl Hicks Richard Hiller, Jerry Hin- son. Alan Hirsch “THAT WHICH IS NOT WORTH SPEAKING, THEY SING.” Alan Hirsch. Eve Hof- fman. Edward Holland, Julius Howard. Anne Hughes. Dave Hughes. J im Hyman. Kevin Immer- mann, Peter Ingiversen Jan Irwin. Larry Israel. Rick Isserman. Andrea Ivanhoe, Michael Jacker. Patsy Jacobs. Richard Jacobs. Jamie Jacobson, Jeff Jenkins Gwenyth Jett. Debbie Johns. Leslie Kahn. Harris Kal. Larry Kantcr. James Kaplan. Paula Kaplan. Tom Kaplan. William Karger Maureen Karon, Jim Kasbohm, John Kassel. Davids Kaye, Will Keitel, Jeff Kelly. Bob Kenner. Cynthia Keogh, Lynn Kcrulis Patty Kirchhcimcr. San- dra Kissilove. Kim Klcin- man. Marga Klcinschmidt. Valerie Knell. Elizabeth Knoch. Robert Kohn, David Kossy. Jody Kram- er Leslie Krause. Robin Krei- ter. Clarence Kropp. Danny Kruger. Susan Kruger. Debbie Krupp. Deborah Lacy. William Lang. Susan Lattanzio Caryl Lavin. Marc Law- ton. Andy Lazar. Steve Leeds. Donald Lenzini, Jim Leopold. Richard Lcschcr. Peter Lctarte, Jeff Levant 71 Barry Levenfeld, Debbie Levinson. Mike Levinson. Jeff Lewis. Lynette Lewis. Joan Ley don. David Licbman. Evan Lipkis. Richard Lippert Howard Lipsky. Susan Loeb, Nanette Loeff. Mary Ann Lomoro. Bob London. Stephanie Luke. Walter Lunsford. Tom Maiscl. J anct Maloney Sally Mandlcr. Ellen Man- ning, Jon Mardcr. Jan Markman. Lisa Marks. Lynn Marx. Steve May- bcr. Lisa Mayer. Jim Mazetta Kevin McCarty. Karen Melamed. Linda Mel- chiorre. Kathy Merens. Denise Merkel. Sharon Meserow. Cathy Metz. David Metzger. Lori Metzger Joyce Mikos, Stefanie Mill an. Madeline Miller, Michael Miller. Linda Mil- lington. Gary Milone. Bob Minkus. Donald Minorini. Bruce Mizel Patti Mizcrny, Cathy Molinuri, Carol Montgom- ery. Gigic Moon. Magnolia Morales. Gary Mordini. Anthony Morctti. Steve Mornini. John Moroz Michael Morris. Claudine Morticr. Nadine Mortier, Peter Murphy. Fred Mus- tam. Shirley Naninni. Paula Neal. Cory Neff. Cynthia Nero “YOUTH IS WHOLLY EXPERIMENTAL” Stevenson Kenneth Newbury. Sally Newman. Susan Nichol- son. Robin Niederman. David Noble. John Noon. Penny Nora. Shelly Nor- dendale. Susan Nussbaum Margie Oberman. Brian O’Ccallaigh. Kathleen O'Donovan. Kenneth Olin, Gary Olshan, Janet Oppcnhcim, Linda Oppcnhcim, Lilia Ori, Terri Ori Tony Ori, Valerie OrL Mark Orloff. Dennis Os- berg, Saula Ostrowsky, Kevin Owens. Linda Pack- er. John Padorr. Tracy Page Bruce Pagliai, Gary Palay, Lynn Pankiewicz. Debra Paskind, Kerry Patrick. Tim Patten, Sharon Ped- dle. Cathy Perbohncr. David Persingcr 72 'There are very few persons who pursue science with true dignity. - Sir Humphrey Davis Steve Pctak. Richard Phil- lips. Helen Piacenza. Mary Ann Piacenza. Peter Pie- racci. Denise Pinsel. Mich- ael Pinsof. Patti Powell. Debra Price Mike Prophet. Felicia Pykor, Luis Quiles. Terry Quinlan. Korrine Ram- irez. Sandra Raney. Sarah Rcancy, Laura Red- mond. Randec Rekhman Allan Resnick. Marcia Richardson. Michael Richman. Michael Rich- mond. Jeff Risdon, Al- fredo Rivera. Bruce Ro- din, Dino Rollcry, Ro- bert Rosa. Jeanninc Rosalini. Mary Rose. Nancy Rosenbaum. Jill Rosenheim, Michael Rosenthal. Michael Rosenswcig. Jill Roscth, Diane Ross. Joel Roth Howard Rothenberg. Joanne Rubin. Jonathan Rubin. Steve Rubin. Larry Ruder. Michael Ryan. Jan Sachs. Corrine St. Aubin. Bruce Salk Richard Sals. David Sal- tiel. Elaine Salzman. Ka- ren Sanders. Debra Santi. Wilma Santi. Diane Sapir. Sandra Scanlan, Joan Schaffner 73 Clarissa Schimcrt. Jean Schlabowskc. Nancy Schlesingcr, Paula Schneiderman Schcryl Schoonover. Barbara Schranz. Sue Schwall. Jeff Schwartz Terri Schwartz. Terry Schwartz. Gayle Schwarzbach. Rebecca Schwed Diane Scoglio, Marian Scully. Jeff Segal. Sharon Sene- lie k Glen Serbin. David Scremek. Bob Shapiro. Lisa Shapiro Barry Shear. Mary Shellenbaum, Susan Sherlock. Steven Sherman Mark Shcrony. Julie Shlensky. Scott Shutan. Marcy Schwachman 0 this learning, what a thing it is - Shakespeare Jean Silber, Jo Silberman, Lizbeth Silberman, Maria Silberman, William Sil- jestrom. Susan Silver. Richard Silverman. Eric Simon. Gale Simon Susan Singer. Henry Sin- kus. John Sirotti. Jim Skidmore. Toni Skindcr. Nancy Slawin. Robert Sloss. Jeff Smith. Melissa Snow David Sokolsky. Linda Sokolsky. Joe Soldano. Richard Sollo. Mara Solovy. Ted Sonnen- schein. Linda Spalding. Joanne Spitz. Debby Spiwak Nancy Springer. Harry Starkweather. Connie Steele. Lynn Sternberg. Gerald Stockdalc. Marc Stolar. Frank Stubenvoll. Larry Styler. Nancy Swartz Anne Taibleson. Wendy Tarson. Leslie Taub. Chris Teague. Scott Temple- man, Lisa Terracina. Mar- tin Thaler. Tom Thaviu. Dan Thuente 74 Mike Tibbetts. Mary Tin- kle. Michael Tremulis. Tom Tuber. David Ugo- lini. Tom Uhlman. Karen Ury. Linda Vanni. Gary Van Order Mark Venturi. Helene Verin. Daniel Vetter. Vic- toria Vietsch. Paula Volpi. Harry Wait. James Waite. Mark Walton, Frank War- ner Brad Warren. Steven War- shaucr. Steve Warshell. Julian Warton. Bob Web- er. Marcia Weiland. Steve Weinger. Sue Wciscr. Mike Wessel Charles West. Frank Wil- kins. Cathy Winston. Scott Witten. Li Wolf. Dan Wright. Patricia Wright. Stephan Wurz- burg. Kirk Wyatt Paul Young. Frank Zac- cari. Fred Zar. Howard Zelencr, Jerry Zenko. Mike Zieve. Frances Zim- mer. Marcia Zimmer. Keith Zimmerman Mary Zisk, Deborah Zol- ler. Debra Zun “YOUTH COMES BUT ONCE IN A LIFETIME.” Longfellow NOT PICTURED: Howard Baker Robert Banach Marjorie Bassett Donna Bell Frank Caringcllo Marcia Corwith Candy Edson Judy Ettlinger Tom Field Steve Goldberg Louis Gordon David Hanig George lacch Theron Jeffery Jeff Jenson David Johnson Jim Justus JohnJuul Barbara Kahn Nancy Kornick Judy Ludwig Jennifer McDonald Randy Moore Becky Nunn Irene Perales Rodolfo Pichictti Judy Rainwater Edward Reiff Eric Reiss Joseph Rivera Cindy Rodgers Scott Swanson Karen Temple Terri Zimmerman Bless the man who first invented sleep. - J. G. Saxe 75 76 77 ACTIVITIES Serial No. H68-69 Empty classrooms ... waxed hallways ... si- lence ... then waiting in line, I.D. pictures, buying books, freshman tours-the whole bit. Then, running from the South Cafeteria to E306 and forgetting the combination to your lock and being stampeded in the main staircase and your books going up as you go down and your spiral notebook getting caught in someone’s sweater, and wondering whether it’s Monday’s or Tuesday’s schedule and maybe you should have taken Spanish instead of French and you’re lost in the crowd. THIS is what waited in line for? IN THE BEGINNING . . . Freshmen meet the Intelligentsia Cafeteria style 79 UNDER THE a roller... Attila and his Huns The Darling Dainties During Homecoming Week-end, HPHS students had several opportunities to remind Highland Park residents of their existence as Little Giants-in noise production, at least. On Thursday, the entire business district was disrupted by the whooping hordes of window painters. The sometimes-walking, sometimes-stampeding snake dance paraded through the streets, vocalizing spirit every foot of the way. At the pep rally afterwards, the cheers were the loudest in HPHS history. Unfortunately, we lost the best opportunity to tear up the town when the Giants suffered their only defeat of the season. As a result, there were only a few timid toots on car horns after the game, instead of the full-scale assault on everyone’s eardrums that would have followed a victory. 81 HOMECOMING COURT: Andrea Ivanhoe: Jody Krafsur; Randi Gore: Jody Earhart: Debbie Eppstein; and Queen. Shelley Rodin 82 ARSENIC AND CHARGE! Brandishing an imaginary sword, Randy Harris led nume- rous attacks up a staircase San Juan hill to him - in the fall play. Arsenic and Old Lace. Yet his somewhat strange behavior was nothing in comparison to the eccentricities of his two sweet, harmless sisters, played by Judy Ragir and Ann Wcissman. These epitomes of littlc-old-ladyhood, Abby and Martha, were humanely sending lonely old men (twelve to be exact) to their final resting place, a basement-sized Panama Canal. These old gentlemen found that the sweet old ladies made an elderberry wine with quite a kick to it, combining an excellent vintage with an ability to camouflage the potent tastes of strychnine, cyanide and arsenic. What. You re boycotting elderberries.' 84 What a piece of work is a man. All said was that you look like Boris Karloff. didn 't know there hoj yellow fever in the window seat. Remember what happened to Mr. Spinoza can happen to you. 85 STOP THE CLOCK! When Peggy Richland, President of Girls’ Club, called “Time Out for Mom,” 450 chickens marched to their doom, along with dozens of cabbages and heaps of potato chips, to provide 900 mothers and daughters with one of the most delicious banquets ever. The decorations of diaries, toys, and books traced the maturation of the daughters from goo-goo to graduation, and this was also the theme of the banquet. One of the skits recalled the “Boom- Chicka-Boom” high school days of the moms, while a more contemporary reference to personnel forms brought down the house. The senior moms hoofed their way into the hearts of Highland Park with a spirited tap-dance, a socko finish for a bang-up evening. The huddled masses yearning to be free. Dear Diary . . . The senior girls tell it like it is. 86 CITY SLICKERS AND COUNTRY CHICKS Country chicks lured city slickers to the county fair for H.G.A.’s Father Daughter Banquet. After arriving at the North Cafeteria Fairgrounds, Slickers and Chicks together participated in the eating contest, munching rural favorites like fried chicken and apple pie. Rivalry was too fierce, though, because travelling salesmen and farmers' daughters tradition- ally have gotten on rather famously. Midway through the evening, a group of daddies and daughters collaborated on a skit which included a lot of corny humor, because what else can you expect down on the farm? The cultivated farm girls of each class then presented the fair’s main attraction, the song contest. After the juniors were declared the blue ribbon winners, the fair grounds closed for the season. The juniors may have won but the seniors showed them how! 87 STUNTS BOARD, TOP ROW: Steve Fishman, Sue Patterson, Peaches Rcdfield, Jan Michcli, Hal Fischer, Karen Birstein, Jon Roscnblum, Julie Dean, Jim Brinkman. FRONT ROW: Wendy Bcrliant, Wendy Loeff, Loretta Wanserski, Dave Simons, Marlon Schneider, Dick Kaplan, Jon Bernstein. NOT PICTURF.D: Jan Larson. Charles Mo- Givern, Meg Evans. There was no love lost in this year's Student Stunts, “Oh, What A Bite!” Stunts began at the beginning, the Garden of Eden, and covered love up to the computer age. The waltz of the fruits set the mood for the show. The days when knighthood was in flower were recreated by Sir Clutzy, the fearless avenger, and Princess Sweetness, a damsel in distress. However, love did not conquer all—the Mission Improbable Force had to self-destruct. The Senior Girls’ Chorus Line aroused patriotic and other emotions in the audience. A Romeo-like Coach Davis made theater history. Outstanding features were the excellence of Stage Band and the elegance of the costumes. Stunts presented an entertaining and infor- mative (several freshman were seen taking notes) review of love. By the way, what WERE they doing in that car? Four Kisses 88 How dare you call me four eyes! Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. OH, WHAT A BITE! 89 90 Mike and Mace found this skit too hard to stomach. There she goes down the hootch. Isaffection overemphasized today? unh. unhf Sensitivity Training HPHS I've got this funny feeling for you. And your dog's a fruit too. Lenny Bruce 91 Sow they both come out at quarter to. 92 Playing basketball is an Art. The first indication that an unusual weekend was at hand came when two-footed juniors sprouted cardboard feet from the spinal cord. However, this phenomenon was only an indication that Junior Giants Make Big Tracks.” Not to be outdone, sophs and frosh sported blue and white, while sophisticated seniors donned their '69 sweatshirts. Another innovation was the selection of the most spirited teacher. Miss Giffhorn, the winner, was presented with a Spirit Cap.” The runners up, Mr. Land and Miss Ott, were also rewarded. The Little Giants walked away from the Niles game triumphant, and the win was celebrated at the Winter Homecoming dance. THE LAND OF THE LITTLE GIANTS A pleasant way to spend a Saturday afternoon. 93 HGA IN ACTION The three subclubs of H.G.A. presented contem- porary shows this year. The Penguins waddled into the mysterious field of Superswishins and pooled the aquatic talents of the Loch Ness Monster, witch doctors, shooting stars, and warlocks. Charis pre- sented an Experiment in Dance and for the first time followed Penguin's lead with male dancers, showing that boys are not all wet, but can dance, too. Other innovations were a fluorescent number and interpretations in dance of various emotions. The Gymnastics show, still all female, exhibited the abilities of well-balanced girls. Free exercise and other tumbling routines were unparalleled highlights of the show. 94 HGA INITIATIONS Prospective HGA members disturbed the tradi- tional decorum of the lunchrooms this year with the annual rite of initiation. The girls cavorted through cafeteria aisles doing jumping-jacks and a passe' bunny hop. At the end of the day, all gathered for the solemn processional in the student auditorium to climax the making of an HGA member. Please don't feed the animals! Do the Bunny Hop 95 “We are the music-makers” The silver-throated warblers of the HPHS music department performed in several concerts during the year. In addition to awing the elementary schoolers with their musical finesse, the carolers sang a happy 100th birthday to Highland Park at centennial celebrations. The choruses serenaded the arrival of winter in a special concert and added cheer to the season by caroling in the halls. The band did its bit to bring back Guy Lombardo and Tommy Dorsey. The most exciting musical event was a performance of CARMEN by the combined Highland Park and Deerfield choruses. The leads were provided by the Chicago Lyric Opera. Giving the local songsters a rest, the Children's Choir of Chicago roused the inattentive. CARMEN 96 Practicing for the spring band concert Madrigals sing for the H.P. Centennial Dinner AFS WEEKEND In Chile we make jewelry out of these. To boost international good will and help foreign exchange students miss as much school as possible, HPHS sponsored another A. F. S. weekend. The visiting dignitaries were introduced to the PTA Thursday night and to the student body Friday morning. While Remi observed that he had expected Chicago to be run by gangsters, not cops. Lennart rested his eyes on a Swedish export. During the day, classwork was often abandoned to question visitors on dating, home- work, and other issues of international importance. The group was then ushered to a dinner. Stunts, and an A. F. S. party. On Saturday, the guests and hosts spent two hard hours in the humid climes of the Highland Park High School swimming pool. Laura Cohen strikes a meditative pose at the AFS dinner. k kk .4 J 97 OKLAHOMA! You c'n walk to privies in the rain and never wet your feet.1 98 Going - going - gone! Music-lovers know that Oklahoma is not merely a state of oil wells and ranches. It is a land where every lovelorn cowboy bursts into song when a cactus reminds him of his lady love. Besides the aforementioned cowboys, Oklahoma is populated by dogics, honey lambs, Persian rug peddlers, and elephants used for measuring corn. Indeed, this year's musical was truly educational. The audience learned of primitive means of transportation (“Surrey With the Fringe on Top”), weather analysis (“Oh, What a Beautiful Morning”), and current events (“Everything’s Up to Date in Kansas City”). Ali Hakim personified the Arabian point of view on rugs and marriage. Jud Fry ex- pounded eloquently on the evils of jealousy, and Ado Annie dissected the drawbacks of hyper-acquiescence, a technique familiar to HPHS health graduates. The show ended with every marriageable character firmly hitched. We must assume that this is the happy ending. 99 I'm fist a girl who coin'1 soy no! 100 101 ORGANIZATIONS Mr. Richard Edwards Sponsor Terry Gips President Ira Hirschfield Vice President Jody Earhart Walter Lehman STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE BOARD Student Council strove for a dynamic new look this year in an attempt to be more representative of all students. To witness the democratic process. Council urged students to attend daily Executive Board meetings and Wednesday general assemblies. Inter-Club Council, the brainchild of the year, united the clubs and encouraged co-operation between them. Implementing new ideas, such as Inter-Club Council, and fearlessly defending old ideas, such as the privilege system. Student Council proved that it is more than just a rubber-stamp for the Administration. Bunny Glass David Kaye Edward Silverman Jeffrey Melvoin Michael Weinberg l.inda Kagan 102 Janet Krause Secretary Gail Hirsch Treasurer Mrs. Bonnie Rowe Sponsor Debra Redman Steven Sklare Richard Mdvoin Kim Hammtrbcrg Robert Stein 103 Jeremy Rosenblum Sy Freidman GIRLS’ CLUB OFFICERS: BACK ROW: Jan Krafsur (Trcas.), Peggy Morrison, Peggy Richland (Pres.), Laura Cohen (Scc’y), Jill Maling (V.P.), Miss Progre (Spons.) FRONT ROW: Wendy Licbow (Soc. Clunn.), Cathy Brown (Soph. Rep.). This year’s Girls’ Club proved that to succeed “all you really need is heart.” With their usual appetite for such activities. Girls’ Club sponsored the Big-Little Sister Picnic and Tea early in the year. Next, girls at HPHS frantically participated in the annual Magazine Drive to prolong the life of an aging wonder in fatigue boots. Super Seller. The proceeds were used for scholarships, on which excited senior girls could dry their tears. Stopping only to take Time Out For Mom, Girls’ Club sponsored the Spring Turnabout. The dance gave the boys the opportunity to further the cause of equality, to rise above their menial task of serving the Mother-Daughter Banquet. BOARD: BACK ROW: Helene Vcrrin, Marla Silbcrman, Jan Jachs, Diane Danicui. Lyn Halpcrin, Denise Siegel. Debbie Krumbein. Shirley Nannini. FRONT ROW: Bonnie Hoffman. Sheryl Lipson, Naomi Boxcrman. Laurie Silbcrman. Debbie Jalin. Meg Evans. ABSENTEES: Joan Roscnfcls. Carrie Cianchctti, Pam Waldman. Jodie Giallanza. BOYS’ CLUB Although no one has been able to figure out why boys would want to continue an all-male club, the members of Boys’ Club persisted in their strange ways by initiating only the male portion of this year’s freshman class into their ranks. The boys did weaken long enough to serve at the Mother-Daughter Banquet. In addition to this chivalry, the boys sponsored a number of Fun Nights which helped support the scholarships awarded at the end of the year. BACK ROW: John Stransky. Darryl Schocnstadt. MIDDLE ROW: Steve Siegel, Larry Anspach. Cary Chickcrnco. FRONT ROW: Jev Conover, Kevin Margc on, Chuck Page, Jeff Stern. 104 HUMAN RELATIONS FORUM Trampling on grapes with vengeful wrath, the Human Relations Forum was instrumental in starting a grape boycott in Highland Park. Through the work of Forum, the grape earned a reputation as despicable as the prune, and other notorious fruits. Although “Boycott grapes!” was the rallying cry and favorite bumper sticker of Human Relations Forum, our beloved cafeteria staff was relieved to note that no reference was made to raisins. The members did take time out from their campaign to sponsor discussions and lectures on Japanese concentration camps, the Socialist party activities in the U.S., the participa tion of the Friends’ in American politics, and of course the United Farm Workers’ movement. Carla Steiger, Jan Friedman, Laura Cohen, Carrie Cianchctti. PROJECT 18 Project 18 supporters took to the streets this year, armed not with shaving cream and toilet paper, but with tally sheets. By canvassing for Con-Con, while also polling public opinion in regard to lowering the voting age to 18, the members hoped to inform every Highland Park voter about these two vital issues. The passage of the proposal for an Illinois Constitutional Convention was a major goal for the project, since some of its representatives intend to testify before the Convention, as they did at the Illinois Democratic State Party platform hearings. Spreading the doctrine of a lower voting age, representatives from Project 18 propagandized in many of the Chicago suburban high schools in hopes of making the project a state-wide group. BACK ROW: Jim Hyman. Matt Chcrcsh, Ken Zimmerman. Joel Rosenblit (Chinn ). Mr. Miller (Spons.). Howard Bateman. SECOND ROW: Jon Bernstein, Mark Roscnstcin(Trcas.). Ricky Cans (P.R.), Kay Gendron. Kim Klcininan. Stan Krauss. FRONT ROW: David Zicve. Jane Buth, Barb Buhai, Jan Friedman, John Marks, Ellen Ettlingcr. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Eager to repay the faculty for their invaluable instruction, F.T.A. sponsored its annual Student-Teacher Exchange Day and also awarded apples during National Education Week to the staff. Although this year’s format provided interesting lectures and educational projects the most encouraging aspect of the teaching profession was that F.T.A. finally became coeducational. F.T.A.: BACK ROW': Miss Borman (Spons.), Cheryl LeVinc (Pres.), Nancy Jacqmin. FRONT ROW: Carol Rathsam, Jan Burtcn, (Scc'y). ABSENTEE: Cindy Superfine (V.P.). 105 FOREIGN EXCHANGE CLUB Finding yourself at a new high school with over 2300 strangers, most of whom have trouble even pronouncing your name, can be a traumatic experience. F. E. C. insures that everyone not only knows how to pronounce our foreign exchange students' names, but has the opportunity of meeting and learning from people who have lived in other nations. To accomplish this goal, the original A.F.S. club was newly expanded to include students who participated in the Experi- ment in international Living and other exchange organizations. F. E. C. also sponsors an exchange week-end, various assem- blies, and many discussion groups. Snack Bar provides the funds which enable F. E. C. to achieve its ends. Fortunately, everyone knows how to pronounce Snack Bar. BOARD: BACK ROW: Jan Friedman (Sec’y.). Nancy Isserman (Treas.). Jill Felsenthal (Pres.), Jiidy Leeds. Pam David (Snack Bar Co-Chair- men). FRONT ROW: Jeremy Rosenblum. 106 Barkeep, set 'em up for the house.' AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB The Audio-Visual Club was the fastest-growing in the school, at least in terms of automated members. The exotic educational gadgets that were their charge and delight multiplied like rabbits. Often a club member was summoned to rescue a teacher, backed into a corner by a menacing, whirling projector. This year Broadcasting Club became a part of Audio- Visual Club, and once again, music to munch macaroni casserole by radiated daily. Sally Canmann (Chief Eng.). Joan Wcinrcss (Scc’y.), Gary Sprung (P.R.). Mark Seller (P.R.). Stan Towne (V.P.). Steve Linn (Pres.), Bob Hcymann (Radio Coor.), Rich Kagan (Prog. Dir.), Mike Wolf (T.V. Dir.). TIMERETTES Leaping gingerly away from the starting blocks in order to keep their uncomfortably warm sweaters from being sullied, the Timerettes again were the only females allowed to grace the pool deck. Braving the unmerciful tropical atmosphere, these girls even sacrificed their hair styles to time our swimming teams. After several meets, it was obvious that the Timerettes had nerves of steel, for they flinched not when the official starter fired his ear-piercing gun. BACK ROW: Jodi Licbcrstcin, Mary Ncrini, Sue Levy (V.P.), Lynn Saslow, Judy Richman, Robin Shoemaker (Pres.). Mary Conway, Barb Rogers. SECOND ROW: Martha Turk (V.P.). Judy Cantor. Cathy Ladany. Robin Price. Lauren Herzog. Karen Altay, Carol Lubin. Nancy Novit. FRONT ROW: Sue Fink, Roberta Brickman. Wendy Tarson. Julie Ncrini. Dcrin Altay, Debbie Spiwak, Sheryl Lipson. Michelle Freeman. ABSENTEES: Marcy Albin. Jodi Kramer. Sheila Mazzctta, Maura Silverman. LIBRARY CLUB Library Club took on a young look, as all its officers were freshmen this year. The members sorted passes, delivered messages, and organized books on the shelves, making the librarians’ lives much easier. Refusing to change its name to Instructional Materials Center Club. Library Club maintained the prerogatives of books in an audio-visual world. Sherry Durant (Treas.). Mike Miller (V.P.). Tracy Page (Pres.), Ricki Weiss (Comm. Chmn.), Joanne Spitz (Sec y.). 107 PEP CLUB BOARD: BACK ROW: Jodi Liebcrstcin, Sue Wolf. Kathy Bergen. Sherry Gjclstcn. Lauren Herzog. Michelle Freeman, Debbie Sokolsky. FOURTH ROW: Diane Sabin. Kathy Ladany. Jenny Mansur. Mao’ Moran. Martha Turk. Carol Lubin. Sandy Waas. THIRD ROW: Margie Kaye, Becky Hurst, Bonnie Frost, Jessica Forman, Diane Seder. Roberta Gross. Betsy Karger. Jan Baldauf. SECOND ROW: Trudy Bortz. Jill Zimmerman, Judy Gruber, Judy Hirsch, Cathy Crane, Carol Konslcr, Renee Shaffner. Rozzi Moss. FRONT ROW: Debbie Bogart. Gail Bortolotti. Patty Davidson. Linda Kagan. Judy Freeman. Diana Roscnstcin. SPIRIT! PEP CLUB OFFICERS: BACK ROW: Ingrid Ostebo (Treas.), Marcia Ori, Shelley Rodin (Pres.), Ellen Roscnblum (Scc’y). Sandy Kramer. MIDDLE ROW: Cathy Bartoni, Mary Beth Graham, Nancy Novit, Sandy Sage, Mary Chaimson (V.P.). FRONT ROW: Diane Danakas, Marla Goldfarb, Mary Ann Piacenza. VARSITY CLUB: Sandy Esserman (Sgt.-at-arms). Mark Rosenbaum (Treas.), Ellen Hirsch (Sec’y). Art Elliot (V.P.), Bob Wilson (Pres.). POM-PON: BACK ROW: Jill Zimmerman. Marcia Ori, Judy Cantor. Laurie Mayer, Nancy Novit, Fran Young. FOURTH ROW: Bunny Glass Karen Epton. Margie Morrison, Judy Hirsch. Nancy Gold. THIRD ROW: Nancy Padorr, Kathy Bartoni, Debbie Bogart. SECOND ROW: Gail Bortolotti, Terri Gold (co-capt.), Debbie Kramer (cap!.). SPONSOR: MissOtt. 108 UP WITH BLUE AND WHITE VARSITY: TOP ROW: Janet Krause, Randi Gore (capt.). THIRD ROW: Ellen Hirsch, Jane Paradise. SECOND ROW: Shelley Rodin, Debbie Eppstcin. FRONT ROW: Barb Eiscnchiml, Jody Earhart. The school spirit organizations led the student body in another year of rousing good cheer. The cheerleaders yelled us to our second-best football season in recent HPHS history, while the Pom-Pon squad entertained us with new routines, and thought-provoking cries of “B-O, B-O, B-O-S-S charmed the fans. The half-time glamour girls, the majorettes, earned solo performances at basketball games, but Varsity Club used their same old lines to keep the fans off the court between halves. The bubbly Pep Clubbers filled the stands with heated cheers, then cooled everyone off with their Ice-Cream Social. SOPHOMORE: Jan Perry. Ellen Roscnblum, Cindy Hcymann, Jodi Krafsur (capt.), Leslie Winters, Julie Anixtcr, Connie Johns, Debbie Bartoni. BOSS CLUB: BACK ROW: Ben Baker. Steve Siegel. Jeff Stollman. Mike Wien, Rick Sincere, Peter Ettlingcr, Harlan Bass. Jim Gclbort, Buzzy Hoffman (V.P.). THIRD ROW: Dan Sapir, Dan Freedman, Bob Fenchel, Steve Fishman, Jeremy Rosenblum, Ira Hirschficld, Bob Loucr, Dave Levy. SECOND ROW: Rich Lahvic. Bruce Ballenger, Chad Gcttlcman. Richard Harris. FRONT ROW: Rich Leopold, Bob DuBroff, Larry Anspach, Harry Pascal (Pres.). ABSENTEES: Mike Tepper, Gene Weiss. MAJORETTES: TOP ROW: Ellen Stollman. Susan Bernard, Barb Halpcrin. TOP TO BOTTOM: Nancy Barrcttsmith, Cathy Knapp, Janet Schiff, Carol Konslcr. ABSENTEE: Kathy Penrose. lOCKtO 109 H.G.A. PROMOTES SPORTSMANSHIP Besides building more strong bodies than Wonder Bread in fifteen sports, H.G.A.’s intramural program promoted good sportsmanship, and opportunity to compete against others, and parties. Several Playdays and Playnights were held, in addition to the Faculty Tea and the annual Father-Daughter Banquet, which strengthened those vocal chords. For the more coordinated, sport-minded individuals, H.G.A. also offered the dance club. Charis, the water ballet club. Penguin, and the gymnastics club, all of which presented shows to the less agile public. The tennis team, new this year, entered the all-male world of interscholastic competition, and walked off with a Suburban League Championship. TENNIS TEAM: BACK ROW: Judy Mickclson, Joanne Spitz, Sue Patterson. Cathy Ladany. Barb Becker. MIDDLE ROW: Karen Meld- man, Sue Levy, Diane Gorcn, Shelley Spark, Barb Buhai. BOTTOM ROW: Leslie Hollis. Ronna Cohen, Leslie Powvll, Pam David, Maryannc Coleman. ABSENT: Jill Roscth, Nancy Schlcsingcr. SUB-CLUB HEADS: BACK ROW: Laurie Mayer. Marcy Frank. (Charis Dance). Peggy Lansman, Mary Nerini. (Penguin). FRONT ROW: Debbie Bartoni, Becky Hurst, Janice Masotti. (Gymnastics). 110 I The Headless Sportsman OFFICERS: BACK ROW: Nancy Bertram (Pres ), MIDDLE ROW: Abby Sadin (Pub. Chmn.). Peg Bernard (Soc. Chmn.). Jodi Licberstein (V.P.). BOTTOM ROW: Linda Laucr (Sec’y). Margaret Klein (Treas.). Now try it on the big beam.1 BOARD: BACK ROW: Marcy Frank, Kathy Hainchek, Robin Shoemaker, Peg Lansman, Laurie Bowers, Kay Gcndron, Laurie Mayer, Mary Nerini. THIRD ROW: Betsy Karger, Louise Ruekbcrg, Judy Rosenbaum, Nancy Isscrman, Barb Buhai, Judy Cantor, Karen Meldman, Jan Vyn. SECOND ROW: Debbie Goldman. Jan Dawe, Linda Bass, Bonnie Frost, Maryanne Coleman, Judy Gruber, Julie Nerini, Helene Scully, Andy Zuckcr. FRONT ROW: Elissa Miller. Sue Kersten, Debbie Bartoni, Laurie Silberman, Leslie Markman. Barb Frank, Mary Elson, Marilyn Halpcrin. ABSENT: Janioc Masotti, Becky Hurst, Cathy Ladany, Joan Rosenfels, Cindy Licbow. Ill CHESS CLUB Meeting more or less unofficially almost every day that Mr. Asplund stayed after school, Chess Club members continued to wage their lengthy battles of intelligence, foresight, and endurance. Often taking more time to move than the hands of the clock ninth period, the chess players tried to outlast HPHS opponents. In addition, they ventured forth to other high schools to psyche out any chess team fool-hardy enough to challenge them. Although slightly perturbed that no cheer- leaders appeared to spur them on to victory, the Blue and White Chess team was never matched. Richard Lowcnthal (Treas.), Gary Linz (Sec’y), Kerry Flom (Pres.), Peter Thicscn (V.P.). BRIDGE CLUB Bridge Club was the only one of the school’s many clubs in which a member could get away with calling a teacher “a dummy. Every Thursday morning at the unbelievable hour of $ a.m. bridge clubbers gathered in the South Cafeteria to explore the complexities of the Goren and Schenken bridge systems. They also learned the sly art of footsy communica- tion with a partner. Members of the Bridge Club put their long early practice hours to the test by competing in a number of tournaments and by giving a good account of themselves. The word is that by really putting their hearts into the game, they learned to call a spade a spade. For the student interested in playing his cards right, Bridge Club is the place to be. John Levine (V.P.), Dan Engel (Tourn. Dir.), Lance Ellmann (Sec’y - Treas.). Cary Root (Pres.). MATH CLUB Magic squares, Fibonacci theories that involve series of numbers with weird properties. Boolean or computer algebra, and group theory - not to be confused with group therapy - all might bewilder the average math student, but to the calculating members of Math Club, these intricacies of mathe- matical logic were the joys of their existence. Students and teachers took turns presenting many of the little-known algebraic and geometric principles which might otherwise have been left in the diaries of obscure mathematicians. Although very few girls have taken refuge in the club, the members are convinced that there is safety in numbers. 112 Rhonda Ellman (Sec’y ). Brad Walters (V.P.), David Sirotti (Pres.). SCIENCE CLUB Science Club is alive and well and met the first and third Tuesdays of each month in M102a. They would have appreci- ated more females of the species actively participating in their afternoon programs. In the great Copernican tradition, our Science Clubbers perfected a proof which definitely showed the Earth to be the center of the universe. Future plans include a trip to one of the Earth’s four corners to study the sex habits of the tse-tse fly. Actually, Science Club did provide lectures by both students and teachers, movies and slides covering various topics from ecology to spectrophotometry, beta-minus particles to the Hale telescope. Alan Cliausow (Prog. Chmn.), Mr. Hanson (Spons.), Rhonda Ellman (Pres.). GIRLS’ AND BOYS’ RIFLE CLUBS Boys’ Rifle Club and its female counterpoint. Girls’ Rifle Club, offered a small group of enthusiasts the opportunity to sharpen their target shooting skills. They were assisted primari- ly by the United States Post Office. This venerable institution mailed their scores in the postal matches and in return brought them their genuine NRA membership cards. Members eagerly looked forward to Wednesdays this year when boys and girls could shoot together. Modest male members attributed their rising scores to the enthusiasm generated by their armed playmates. Many others derived enjoyment, not only from striving to improve their scores, but also from preparing to exercise their constitutional right to bear arms. Ruth Blank (Scc’y -Treas.), Miss Tank (Spons.), Melissa Harris (Pres.). BACK ROW: John McLaren, Jeff Simon, Joel Fcinstcin, John Bowers, Marty Fine (V.P.). FRONT ROW: David Licbman, Ken Root, David Cohen, Richard Goldblatt, Dan Carmichael. ABSENT: Gary Sprung (Sec’y -Treas.). 113 GARRICK Despite Wendy Caplin running around yelling nothing more helpful than “Emote, emote!” Garrick not only survived, but greatly increased its thespian activities. The members presented various workshops on pantomime, improvisation, and other facets of acting. They also produced cuttings from such plays as Harvey, Impromptu, and Little Foxes. The initiation of regular meetings resulted in a rise in attendance and member- ship, which was somewhat of a surprise, considering that temperamental actors are not known to be regular about much of anything. Bruce KofT (Trcas.), Wendy Caplin (Pres.), Harvey Wolf (Pub. Chrm.), Genic Kahn (Soc. Chmn.), Randy Harris (V.P.), Gail Bcdcrman (Sec’y). STAGE CREW If “All the world’s a stage and the people arc merely players,” the lack of Stage Crew would be quite a problem, for at HPHS they are a vital part of every production. It was Stage Crew that lit up the stage performance after performance, and it was Stage Crew that always brought the curtain down. Although no longer exclusively their trademark, the Stage Crew people still wore those spiffy head-phones while shouting at each other across the auditorium. On the whole, Stage Crew is an organization that knows the ropes. Gil Sapcr, Richard Barris, Scott Axclrood, Jay Bums, Ed Konowitz, Steve Eishman, Chuck Eisner. CREATIVE ARTS CLUB Refusing to be daunted by the conformity inspired by the pink, beige, and turquoise I.B.M. cards, Creative Arts Club encouraged diversity and individuality of all colors. The more juvenile members were rumored to have favored brownish-grey mudpies, but most of them found mature self-expression in white plaster, reddish-brown clay, and multi-colored crayons and paints. They also gained satisfaction from judging Home- coming windows, making Turn-About decorations, and creat- ing scenery for various dramatic productions. 114 BACK ROW: Andy Zucker (Pres.), Lisa Fischer, Toni Easton, Cathy Crane (Trcas.). FRONT ROW: Judy Epstein (V.P.), Robin Huft. LITERARY CLUB Literary Club provided an escape from the standardization of the English curriculum by encouraging creative writing and thinking. Provocative subjects were discussed frequently (al- most obsessively); Hindu sex-life and revolutionary poetry dominated several meetings. The failures of the American education system and the radical education proposals of Paul Goodman and Edgar Fricdcnberg were analyzed by students and teacher. In these meetings, Literary Club tried to dispel its image as a refuge for stodgy intellectuals. The club’s most concrete achievement was Oliphant. a fine arts magazine promoted, edited, and sold by members of the club. Joanne Jacobs (V.P.-Scc y), Macc Roscnstcin (Treas.), Lois Zimmer- man (Pres.). DEBATE CLUB Resolved: That debators should not have to get up before 8:00 on Saturday mornings. This is the only issue on which all of the HPHS debators would be affirmative. As far as this year’s debate topic, the establishment by the U.S. of a system of compulsory service for all citizens, they generally took opposing views, and, upon, occasion, even switched sides. As usual. Highland Park rode off from the tournaments with a case full of trophies. Maybe that’s why the bus always broke down ... VARSITY: BACK ROW: Jon Rosenblum. Chuck Meyer. Scott Garland. Clif Sapir. FRONT ROW: Jeff Schell. Mike Weinberg. Ira Frost. 115 JUNIOR VARSITY: BACK ROW: Steve Lybeck, Jeff Melvoin. Phil Master. Ann Jackcr, Mike Scharry, Stu Schlcnsky. FRONT ROW: Jim Schuster, Marvin Bloom, Brad Falkof. Dave Carman. NOVICE: BACK ROW': John Epstein, Mike Levinson, Barry Lcvcnfcld, Tom Mandcl, Dave Gibbs, Eric Simon. FRONT ROW: Mark Orloff, Jim Fuchs, Dave Saltiel, Andy David, Jim Lockman. SENIOR CHOIR BACK ROW: John F. Reitmeycrs, Chuck Eisner. Steve Fishman. John Straus, Tom Winter. Bob Hennes. George Inglis. Reid Halpcrn, Steve Klein, Joseph Mauck. Howard Skolnik, Bruce Koff, Billy Imm, Jeff Levy, Bob Leopold, Barry DeLee, Larry Simon. THIRD ROW: Harvey Wolf. Bob Levine, Dave Enstrom, John Rosenbaum. Jim Enstrom, Merrill Levine. Madelainc Pozen. Patricia Rcdficld. Genic Kahn. Barb Hartman, Margie Goodman, Stephanie Wynn. Ellen Frank, Suzanne Perraud, Sue Patterson, Janet Burton. Donna Dudnick, Don Goodman. SECOND ROW: Betsy Cochran. Ann Weissman, Connie Giallanza, Beth Sweeney. Meg Schachtcr, Judi Jacobs, Martha Turk, Michelle Vallcz, Nancy Mardcr, Beth Michaels, Nancy Gold, Judy Hirsch, Jan Michcll. Wendy Berliant, Leslie Schovcr, Geo Rcdficld. FRONT ROW: Terry Gold, Patty Kilkenny, Sally Weiskopf, Mary Nissenson. Debbie Redman. Ellen Winters. Wendy Graham, Linda lovino. Pam David, Nancy Isserman, Wendy Caplin, Margie Morrison, Marlon Schneider, Sally Maisel. ABSENTEES: Cary Chickernco. Came Cianchetti, Gail Hirsch, David Jaffee, Diane JafTc, Richard Kaplan, Thcron Blakcslcc. MADRIGAL SINGERS BACK ROW: John Straus. David Enstrom. Steve Klein, Joe Mauck. Bruce Koff. Barry DeLee. FRONT ROW: Ann Taibleson. Barb Hartman. Michelle Vallcz. Judi Jacobs, Mary Sue Nissenson. Debbie Redman. Wendy Berliant, Jan Michell, Marlon Schneider. AT PIANO: Mr. Haberland. ABSENTEE: Thcron Blakcslcc. SENIOR CHOIR OFFICERS BACK ROW: Don Goodman (Treas.), David Enstrom (V.P.), John Straus (Pres.), Pat Redfield (Lib.), Reid Halpern (Lib.). FRONT ROW: Merrill Levine (Acc.). ABSENTEES: Gail Hirsch (Scc y.), Richard Kaplan (Lib.). 116 STAGE BAND BACK ROW: Lew Rosenbloom. Merrill Levine. Harold Flcgclman, Howard Bateman, Jay Howard. SECOND ROW: Richard Newman. David Saltici. David Metzger. Karl Papierniak. Verne Coppi. FRONT ROW: Stephen Prior. Jerry Brandcll, Larry Klcinman. Bill Hart. ABSENTEES: Dick Bernstein. Jon Bernstein. Rick Scoglio. Jim Brinkman. Bob Hennes. MUSIC “Make a joyful noise unto the Lord.” The music organi- zations were a joy to HPHS, providing music for all occasions. Band inarched melodiously in all weather, while the Orchestra preferred indoor instrumentation. Senior Choir and Treble Clef delighted listeners at assemblies and concerts. Madrigal Singers specialized in familiar songs and ballads. Triad, the music club, contained many mortal music lovers. All this, and heaven too. TREBLE CLEF OFFICERS BACK ROW: Judy Kaplan (V.P.). Debbie Sokolsky (Pro.). Joyce Rosen (Treas.). FRONT ROW: Roily Stein (Acc.). Roberta Brickman (Scc'y-)- TREBLE CLEF BACK ROW: Wendy Dever. Margaret Faust. Debi Silbcrman. Lynn Stern, Joan Weinress, Jo Piacenza. Mrs. Krienitz, Laurie Gurnick. Alice Ross. Laurie Bowers, Joyce Rosen, Debbie Sokolsky, Deny Weigel, Cecily Salvador. SECOND ROW: Jan Baldauf. Maura Silverman, Karen Allay, Jill Grossman, Joan Bellamy. Sonya Bernardi, Suzie Fisher, Dianne Goren. Joanne Fiore, Wendy Olex, Judy Kaplan. Roily Stein. FRONT ROW: Joy Buckley, Pamela Rcisman. Lanis Jacobs. Sandi Kanter. Susan Brent. Jodie Giallanza. Roberta Brickman, Donna Giescr, Laura Kaiser, Loretta Wanserski, Jan Perry. ABSENTEES: Dorothy Lunsford, Joanne Schwartz, Clara Berman. Rosemary Gordon. 117 THE 1969 LITTLE GIANT STAFF . . . BACK ROW: Steve Weinger, Dianne Goren, Simon Pillcr, Mike Dudnick, Cathy Felix. Ricky Cans, Nan Weiss. SECOND ROW: Ronna Bows, Mr. Cianchctti, Kay Gendron, Pliil Berger. Laurie Silberman, Jayne Rosenthal. Sandy Kramer. Laurie Moroz. Judy Rosenbaum. FIRST ROW: Shira Singer. Rhonda Ellman, Julie Moldof.Brad Falkof, Martha Telpncr. Diana Rosenstein, Sally Fell. ABSENTEES: Andrea Zucker. Elizabeth Chcresh, Joanne Jacobs. Cindy Brody, Debbie Goldman. Mary Nerini, Nancy Isserman, Jean FitzSimon, Naomi Boxerman, Karen Mcldman. Editors-in-chief: Carla Steiger. Vivian Scgall Seniors: Sandy Kramer, Judy Rosenbaum (co-hcads). Nan Weiss Juniors: Jane Koven (head), Andrea Zucker, Sally Weiskopf Sophomores: Jayne Rosenthal (head), Martha Telpncr Freshmen: Michael Dudnick (head), Cathy FclLx Copy: Elizabeth Chcresh (head), Joanne Jacobs, Judy Fell, Kay Gendron Faculty: Debbi Krumbein (head), Wendy Olex, Shira Singer Organizations: Laurie Moroz (head), Mary Nerini, Rhonda Ellman Activities: Nancy Isserman, Jean FitzSimon (co-hcads), Dianne Goren, Toby Gordon Sports: Ricky Cans (head), Larry Segil, Phil Berger, Simon Pillcr 120 Girls’ Sports: Debbie Goldman (head), Laurie Silberman FROM ALL OF US TO ALL OF YOU BACK ROW: Ricky Weil, Judy Hirsch. THIRD ROW: Gene Weiss. Dave Hart. Bob Leopold. Bob Lewis. Larry Segal, Carla Steiger, Vivian Scgall. SECOND ROW: Karen Posner, Darryl Martin, Jeff Melvoin, Judy Fell, Dcbbi Krumbein, Dave Segal. Sally Weiskoff. FIRST ROW: Jane Kovcn, Sue Kcrstcn, Cathy Crane, Neal Mazer, Wendy Olcx, Wendy Licbow, Toby Gordon, Laura Cohen. Index: Diana Rosenstein (head), Kay Gcndron, Sally Fell Photo Co-ordination: Wendy Licbow, Laura Cohen Art: Ricky Weil (head). Cathy Crane Business: Larry Albert (head), Brad Falkof Office Management: Naomi Boxerman (head), Julia Moldof Typists: Susan Kcrstcn, Karen Posner, Judy Hirsch. Ronna Bows, Karen Meldman Photographers: Gene Weiss (head) Jeff Melvoin. Bob Leopold, Tom Clark, Dave Segal, Tom Thaviu, Dave Jaffc, Dave Hart, Steve Wcingcr 121 122 nv- 123 SPORTS FIRST ROW: Rich Kagan, Kim Hammcrbcrg. Gary Wail, Steve Olson. Bob Wilson. Bruce Amsterdam. SECOND ROW: Mike Gcrchcnson. Santo Bcrtucci, Jeff Feldman. Mark Zivin, George Abrahams. Rich Stockdalc. Dan Harrington. Paul Morris, Steve Cucchiaro. THIRD ROW: Jeff Gumbincr, Lance Ellmann, Sandy Esserman. Don DalPonte. Bob Rcif. Wally Nathan. Hal Ettingcr. Bob Masini. Ron Tarson, Stu ZemeL FOURTH ROW: Kevin Schocn. Gary Feldman, Don Russell. Terry Gips. Rich Fiore, Rob Stein. Mark Epstein, John Silverman. Jim Pollack, Kevin Margeson, Jcv Conover. Carey Chickerneo. SIXTH ROW: Dan Juhl. Russ Vai. Larry Piaccn a, Ron Newton, Dave Rosenblum, Tom Wheeler. Birni Birnberg. Mike Schmiklcr. BACK ROW: Mark Garrity. Tom Farley. Tom Cape. Randy Krctchmar. Greg Peterson. Joe Mauck. Larry Gortner. Hal Emalfarb. H.P. TAKES SECOND IN SUBURBAN LEAGUE! Highland Park varsity finished the 1968 football season in Varsity Record HP OP second place in the Suburban League, topping off the most 20 North Chicago 12 successful all around football season ever for Highland Park. 41 Waukegan 7 Of the freshman, sophomore, and varsity, no team finished 14 Oak Park 14 lower than second in the league. 25 Morton East 0 The final 6-1-1 record of Highland Park earned us 7 Evanston 34 recognition by the Chicago Sun-times as the comeback team of 27 Niles East 6 the year. The senior dominated team did not score all season 34 New Trier 14 long when they were freshmen and the varsity did not win a 12 Proviso East 7 game all last season. Attendance also broke records this year. At every away game. Highland Park’s stands were filled. At homecoming Suburban League Standings against Evanston, almost 5000 fans came to the game-a Team Record Suburban League record crowd. Evanston 7-0-0 Highland Park did well in all league selections. All-league Highland Park 5-1-1 offensive linemen from Highland Park were Kim Hammcrberg, Oak Park 4-1-2 Rich Stockdale, and Gary Wait. Steve Olson was chosen as an New Trier 3-3-1 offensive back. George Abrahams and Jim Dodd were in the Proviso East 3-4-0 defensive backfield of the all-league team and Bob Wilson Niles East 2-5-0 received an honorable mention. George Abrahams was also Waukegan 2-5-0 high in league scoring with 42 points. Morton East 0-7-0 125 Sophomore Record HP OP 21 North Chicago 12 14 Waukegan 12 7 Oak Park 19 32 Morton East 6 13 Evanston 12 26 Niles East 0 0 New Trier 0 14 Proviso East 7 Suburban League Standings Team Record Evanston 6-1-0 Highland Parie 5-1-1 New Trier 4-1-2 Oak Park 4-2-1 Proviso East 3-3-1 Niles East 2-5-0 Waukegan 1-5-1 Morton East 0-7-0 SOPHOMORE TEAM FIRST ROW: Rick Sals, Pat Lacy, Steve Rotblatt, Thayer Smith. Doug Newton. Peter Friedman, Don Altman. Mark Geraci, Jim CasJcr, Howard Nardick, Lynn Wright. SECOND ROW: Coach Arrcazola, Sandy Prizant. Rick Sarnat, Dom Iovino. Arnic Winick, Joel Schechtcr. Bob Popke, Jim Perry. Jcrrold Marks. Rick Calhoun. Walter Roberts, Al Ferrara. Coach Spears. THIRD ROW: Scott Bram, Mike Reuben, Jim Anderson, Victor Van. Dave Cantagallo, Kevin Malovcy. Len Innoccnzi. Dan Stem, Leroy Molinari, Bill Norwcll, Bruce Vai, Steve Ori, Coach Cardiff. BACK ROW: Mike Ito, Rick Natkin, Steve Schrocdcr, Greg Chacharon. Ray Smith. Scott Slawin, Bruce Ratajezyk, Tom England. John Risdon, Pete Loucring, Steve Springer, Larry Rosalini, Mike Baldwin. 126 SOPHOMORES IN SECOND; FRESHMEN TIE FOR FIRST The sophomore football team managed second place in the Suburban League after a first place tie freshman year. Led by Jim Perry and Bob Popkc, the sophomores’ greatest triumph was their last second victory over league champions Evanston at home- coming. Meanwhile, the freshman A squad repeated last year’s finish with a tie for first place. The team, led by Gerry Stockdalc, finished tied for first with Evanston and New Trier. FIRST ROW: Don Minorini. Gerry Stockdalc. Bob Kohn, Frank Warner. Howard Lipsky. Mike Roscnzwcig. SECOND ROW: Bruce Salk. Jeff Jenkins. Greg Green. Ted Sonncnschcm. Larry Ruder. Harry Starkweather, Scott Brown. THIRD ROW: Coach Battista. Coach Harris. Howard Draft. Jeff Levant. Jim Ficldman. Bruce Rodin. Dan Vetter. BACK ROW: David Cantor. Peter Bindas. Bob Cape. Jeff Brandt. Barry Shear, Tim Dacy, Jim Skid- more. FIRST ROW: Steve Leeds. Robby Gips. Mark F'reeman. Russell Daniels. Steve Ber- man, Rudy Guardiola, Fd Holland, John Padorr. Ray Gcraci. Harris Kal. SECOND ROW: Scott Witten, Mark Shcrony, Tim Patten. Jim Waite. Charles West. Steve Frost. Howard Zclencr. Dan Wright. Tony Moretti, Scott Swanson. Frank Wilkins. THIRD ROW: Coach Martin, Coach Reigel. Mike Prophet, Jim Kasbohm, Jon Kassel. Jeff Lewis, Howard Rothcnberg, Steve Gibbons, Bob Sloss. Jim Kaplan. BACK ROW: Larry Finder, Rich Belkin, Bruce Jeffrey, Steve Goode. Mike Pinsof. Steve Wurzburg. David Kossy. Fred Mustain, Luis Quilcs, Lawrence Goffcn. Harry Wait. FRESHMAN A TEAM FRESHMAN B TEAM Frosh A Record Suburban League Standings Frosh B Record Suburban League Standings HP OP Team Record HP OP Team Record 27 Waukegan 0 Highland Park 6-1-0 6 Waukegan 0 Evanston 6-0-1 13 Oak Park 6 Evanston 6-1-0 0 Oak Park 12 Oak Park 5-2-0 36 Morton East 7 New Trier 6-1-0 13 Morton East 0 Waukegan 4-2-1 13 Evanston 12 Oak Park 3-4-0 7 Evanston 20 Highland Park 4-2-1 25 Niles East 7 Niles East 3-4-0 21 Niles East 21 New Trier 3-4-0 12 New Trier 14 Proviso East 2-5-0 12 New Trier 0 Morton East 2-5-0 60 Proviso East 14 Waukegan 2-5-0 32 Proviso East 7 Niles East 1-4-2 Morton East 0-7-0 Proviso East 0-6-1 127 VARSITY CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM FIRST ROW: Coach Edwards, Steve Levinson, Mark Swanson, Ron Ron Goldman, Mark Rose, Brian Tarpey. BACK ROW: Mark Meyers, Bruce Ballengcr, Simon Pillcr, Dan Gcorgevich, mgr. SECOND Rosenbaum, Steve Baker, Tom Bradley, Rick Melvoin, Steve Siegel, ROW: Roger Capes, mgr., David Chase, Mike Forman, Mike Wien, Mark Brower. ABSENT: Tom Kennedy. VARSITY HARRIERS TOOK THE SCENIC ROUTE Although the 1968 Parker Harriers failed to achieve their goal of “Downstate in 68”, they did do admirably. Tom Bradley led the team to two victories over Niles East and Libertyville with Dave Chase, Ron Meyers, and Mark Rosenbaum adding their support. The Varsity Harriers, disappointed with their performance this year, arc contempla- ting next year’s addition of sophomores Doug Munski, Jeff Perraud, and Eugene Temple. However, the Frosh-Soph team did extremely well this year. They are one of the best Forsh-Soph Cross Country teams Highland Park has ever had. With runners Doug Munski, sophomore, Frank and Ray Collier, and Mike Zieve, freshmen, the team earned several victories. VARSITY RECORD OPPONENT HP OP Deerfield 40 18 Libertyville 25 34 Niles East 17 45 Morton East 38 17 Oak Park 50 15 New Trier East 50 15 Proviso East 41 17 Evanston 50 15 Waukegan 31 24 Maine East Meet 13 18 Lake County Meet 8 18 Surban League Meet 7 8 District Meet 9 23 128 FROSH-SOPH RAN AWAY WITH SECOND Varsity Record: Won 2, Lost 7 Suburban League: Finished 7 of 8 FR - SOPH Record: Won 8, Lost I Suburban League: Finished 2 of 8 (Tic) FROSH-SOPH CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM FIRST ROW: Steve Maybcr, Bob Rosa, Ed Reiff, Coiy Neff. Jeff Brinkman, Larry Ranter. James Mazzctta, Steve Goldberg. SECOND ROW: David Licbman, Mike Churvis, Steve Dixon, Albert Ghardini, Tim Habecost, Mike Tremulis. Mike Franks, Mark Orloff, Alan Hirsch, Lee Gorsky. THIRD ROW: Gary Fields, Keith Zimmerman, Mike Zicvc. Frank Collier, Bob Bemardi, Ray Collier, Jose Rivera, George Cardenas, Cliff Canovi, David Ugolini, Dick Silverman. FOURTH ROW: loaii; Edwards. Mike Reuben. Bruce Finkc, Mike Stein, Dennis Haggic, Kim Hogrefe, John Altholtz, David Dvorc, Jack Moses, Randolph Moravec, Mark Shulman. BACK ROW: Bob Simon, Laddie Tobin, Jeff Perraud, John McGivern. Pete Stone, Doug Munski, John Lcnzini, Jim Lurie, David Ellmann, Steve Arvey. 129 VARSITY RECORD OPPONENT HP OP Glenbrook South 52 42 Maine East 51 44 Lake Forest 66 29 Morton East 81 14 Niles East 63 32 Waukegan 60 35 Glenbrook North 39 56 Proviso East 72 23 New Trier East 12 83 Oak Park 27 67 Evanston 12 83 VARSITY TEAM, TOP ROW: Linn, Roth, Firestone, managers; Jacobson, Benton. Anspach, Uhlmann, Powell, Suber, Coach Davis. BOTTOM ROW: Leahy, Silverman, Keeler, Rosa, McLaughlin, Osberg. Licbenson. NOT PICTURED: Dan Hirsch, Vencll, manager. VARSITY SWIMMERS CLING TO UPPER ECHELON The Varsity swimmers, initially termed a lower echelon” team by Coach Don Davis, nevertheless managed a fourth place finish in the Suburban League. Though Highland Park traditionally finishes behind Evanston and New Trier, an exceptionally strong Oak Park team took third. Despite the seniors’ marked improvement this year, the juniors provided most of the winning power. The medley relay of Kurt Keeler, Ed Silverman, Nick Rosa, and Rick Osberg broke the junior record with a time of 1:46.4, only .1 seconds off the varsity record. Silverman got his name on the board again by breaking the junior butterfly record with a time of :59.3, and Keeler established the only varsity record of the year by doing :59.4 in the backstroke. Co-captain Daryl Schocnstadt again strengthened the team, and culminated his fine season of diving by taking tenth in the state meet. The seniors, easily identified by their baby blue jerseys, were given the arduous task of enforcing curfew rules as members of the Board of Controls. More importantly, they provided the necessary depth for the successful dual meet season the team had. 130 “There’s the door. ” SOPH TANKERS “DO THE JOB”; TAKE SECOND Coach Davis’s favorite Saturday pastime this year was rearranging the always fluctuating sophomore record board. Having both talent and depth, the squad has been justifiably acclaimed the best soph swimming team in the high school’s history. They beat Evanston, something that hasn’t happened in eleven years. They also became the first soph team in Highland Park’s twenty-three years of competitive swimming to win second place in the Suburban League. In the newly established Frosh-Soph Invitational, they left the competition far behind. Aided by the juniors, they also won the annual six-team Soph-Junior Relays. They celebrated by pitching Coach Davis, Coach Harris, Coach Ratliff, and sundry innocent bystanders into the pool. The frosh swimmers were heard from. too. They finished a prestigious third in the Suburban League. Jeff Brinkman proved to be the outstanding baby merman by placing second in the Suburban League Meet in the 300 yd. freestyle, breaking the record set just last year by Bruce Ratajczyk. SOPHOMORE TEAM, TOP ROW: Subcr, Heim. Phillips. Chacharon, FRESHMAN TEAM, TOP ROW: Churvis, Barsy, Habccost, Weber, Brand, Ratajczyk, Saltzman, Reuben. BOTTOM ROW: Meyer. Adler. Neff, Lawton, Canovi, Coach Harris, Epstein, Fireman, manager. Rosenberg, Goulding, Lurie, Zimmerman, Gunders, Liebenson, Kcil. BOTTOM ROW: Thaviu, Brinkman. Ginsburg, Uhlmann, Coleman, Nicdcrman, Gendron, Wessel. 131 HIGHLAND PARK WRESTLERS GRAB FOURTH PLACE Highland Park wrestlers continued their winning streak, with all levels finishing among the top four of the league. The varsity grapplers ended the season with a 7-4 overall record and a 4-3 league record, earning a very praiseworthy fourth place. Among the seven victories was one over New Trier East, the first time Highland Park has ever beaten the Indians in wrestling. Luca Poeta, whose 24 2- 1 record led the team, was the only Highland Park wrestler to go downstate this year. Highland Park's J.V. wrestlers extended their unbeaten streak to 32 straight over three years while capturing first place in the Suburban League. Sophomore wrestlers compiled a 5-2 record, finishing third in the league. The freshmen grapplers, like the varsity, finished fourth with a 4-3 record. VARSITY STANDINGS TEAM WIN LOSS Waukegan 7 0 Evanston 5 1 Proviso East 5 1 Highland Park 4 3 Oak Park 3 4 New Trier East 2 5 Morton East 1 6 Niles East 0 8 VARSITY WRESTLING BACK ROW: John Fell, Steve Diamond. Les Brand, Tom Jev Conover. Gary Wait. Paul Morris, Coach Wisniewski. Kennedy. Ron Tarson. Mike Wien, Mike Garner. SECOND FIRST ROW: Buzz Hoffman. Bob Louer. Dan Sapir. Mark ROW: Bob Salita. Daw Chamberlain. Ron Furth. Mark Zivin. Owens. Luca Pocta, Laddy Tobin. 132 BACK: Shutman (mgr.), Cucchario (mgr.), Grccncbaum. Trcshansky, Nakamura. Temple, Risdon, Rosenbaum, Hey- mann. Malovey, Newton, Rosenstein, Caslcr, Coach Spears. MIDDLE: Lovering, Bram, Reuben, Segil. Young, Holmes. Ferrarra, lovino, Moretti, Maggie, Ito. FRONT: Hong, Ori, Berngard, Ellman, MeGivern, Calhoun. Sarnat, Bernay, Vai. Bass. JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING BACK ROW: Rick Leopold. Ron Newton. John Kennedy. Mike Gar- ner. Coach Spears. SECOND ROW: Joe Harwood, Mike Tepper, Tom Cape. Les Brand. Ron Tarson. Hal Emalfarb. FIRST TOW: Tony Ori. Mike Lembeck. Peter Ettlinger, Mike Wien, Steve Diamond, Bimi Birnberg. BACK ROW: Vetter, Padorr, Ori, Kantcr, Charak, Diamond, Sollo, Broday, McCarty, Warton. Moretti, Wait, Lang, Thu- ente, Cardenas. Rubin. Coach Battista. MIDDLE ROW: Roth, Zimmerman. Gharidini, Barnhart, Goode, Dennis. Alfredo, Reiff, Birnbaum, Rosenthal, Jenkins. FRONT ROW: Fields, Silverman, Gorsky, Minorini, Lippert, Doty, Salk, Stubcnvoll, Shear. 133 VARSITY BASKETBALL BACK ROW: Bob Wilson, Dave Kaye, Larry Gortner, Larry FRONT ROW: Dean Smith, Bob Wilheim, Bob Doppelt, Herring, Kim Hammerberg, Coach Schramm, Art Flliott, Ron Alfred Cohen, Jim Jacobs, Larry Piacenza, Steve Borenstcin, Goldman, Dave Ori, Paul Ncu, Rick Zak, Bill Hoffman. Pete Nicholson, Dan Friedman. H. P. TAKES FOURTH IN SUBURBAN LEAGUE Basketball prospects looked bright this year with four out of five returning starters. The team lived up to its billings compiling a 15-9 record for the year. The season started out fast with nine consecutive victories. However, Highland Park ran into a tough Niles West team for their first loss. Of the nine defeats suffered by Highland Park over the season, eight of them came at the hands of teams ranked in the top sixteen in the area. Although the record shows Highland Park strongest in the early season, their best games came in the last contests of the year. In their final home game, the Little Giants came within three points of upsetting the top team in the state. Proviso East. Highland Park enjoyed a three point lead with four and a half minutes left in the game. However, the tough Proviso defense rallied, and the Giant cagers came out on the short end of an exciting 44 41 struggle. In the state tournament. Highland Park started well by upsetting the North Suburban League champions. Libertyville, and downing ‘arch rival’ Deerfield. In the finals of the regional, Highland Park met Waukegan, ranked eighth in the state. Highland Park managed to pull even with Waukegan at the end of the third period but succumbed to the team’s power in the end. Season standouts included sophomore Steve Borenstcin whose ball handling and sharp shooting led Highland Park. Coupled with Steve in the back court was Dave Ori with his deadly outside shooting and tricky moves. Dave Kaye played clutch ball, switching between forward and guard. Art Elliot and Kim Hammerberg proved to be a potent rebounding- scoring threat. And sixth man Bob Wilson pleased the crowds with his fantastic hustle. 134 CAGERS ENJOY BEST SEASON SINCE 1960 VARSITY RECORD TEAM HP Opp. HP Opp. Glenbrook North 72 67 Niles West 54 52 North Chicago 49 47 Deerfield 74 55 Oak Park 68 58 75 67 Morton East 71 61 58 67 Niles East 57 45 72 62 Waukegan 55 67 44 78 Evanston 57 56 67 60 Proviso East 34 55 42 44 New Trier East 60 74 62 64 Niles North Christmas Tournament - Second Place State Tournament Libertyville 65 62 Deerfield 75 53 Waukegan 39 46 135 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TOP: Piacenza, Roshto, Travetto, Casey, Isenstein, Bartolai. MIDDLE: Kolb (mgr.), Pattis, Perraud, Schecter. Coach Scornavacco. Licata (mgr.). BOTTOM: Popke. Cantagallo, Anderson, Norwell. Sals. FRESHMEN FINISH SECOND IN LEAGUE In Junior Varsity basketball. Highland Park managed to take fifth place in the league with a 5-6 record. At the sophomore level, the Little Little Giants made up for their sixth place finish with excitement. The sophomores, always a prelude to the varsity, warmed the crowds up with one close game after another. Freshman basketball showed promise for the future. The “A” squad captured second place in the Suburban League with a fine 8-3 record. The “B” squad finished sixth with a 5-6 record. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TOP: Fieldman, Skidmore. Clausing, Dacy, Pinsof, Starkweather, Bindas, Levant. MIDDLE: Momini, Soldano, Cohen, Fraerman, Stockdale. BOTTOM: Bcrnardi, Kal, Jacobs, Doppelt. 136 VARSITY TRACK FRONT ROW: Mgr. Rapes, Sapir, Green, Meyers, Tarpey, Ballcnger, Swanson. Birnbcrg, Mgr. Cohen. SECOND ROW: Asst. Coach Righcimcr, Goldman. Levinson. Conover, Gortncr, Hmalfarb, Vai, Moore, Robertson, Coach Edwards. THIRD ROW: Brower. Stem, Siegel, Mclvoin. Rosenbaum. Curtis, Sachnoff, Baker, Bradley. BACK ROW: Asst. Coach Schramm. Fishman. Furth, Morris, Wait, Ettinger. Dodd. Kennedy. Prospects for track looked good for 1969, accord- ing to varsity coach Mel Edwards. However, Mr. Edwards qualified his statement by adding candidly that the team would not be a great one. He named seniors Gary Wait, Mark Rosenbaum, Rick Melvoin, and Jeff Stern as potential standouts for the season. At the frosh-soph level, Mr. Edwards again expected a very good year. Assistant coaches Righeimer and Schramm agreed with the head mentor in predicting an outstanding year for Highland Park track. FROSH-SOPH TRACK FRONT ROW: Simon, Hiller. Collier, Collier, Barker. Bcrtagni, Bcrnardi, Bass, Franks. Kassel. Hirsch, Rivera. SECOND ROW: Rosen- thal. London, Morvec, Skidmore. Moyer. Shear. Bowers, Lippcrt, Zicve, Tremulis, Israel. THIRD ROW: Dixon. Richman. Zenko, Green, Hinson. Vetter, Ranter, Salk, Bogart. Gibbons, Ficldman. FOURTH ROW: Coach Edwards, Fink, Donoval. Axelrod, Baldwin. Young, Simon. Horwitz. Arvey. Mgr. Rapes. FIFTH ROW: Asst. Coach Righeimer, Lcnzini, Lacy. Bcrnay, Malovcy, Munski, Altholz. Pcrraud. Stein. Mgr. Cohen. BACK ROW: Asst. Coach Schramm, Marks, Stern, Stone, Vai, Calhoun, McGivcm, Hogrcfc, Schrocdcr. VARSITY BASEBALL. BACK ROW: Coach Land. Zemel. Coach Sanders. FRONT ROW: Adler. Fomun. Fisher. Roger Cohen. Hoffman. Olson. Elliot. Singer. Schell. Page. Phillips. Santi. Richard Santi, Brown. Schenk. Gerchenson, Mgr. IN THE FRIENDLY CONFINES OF WOLTERS FIELD 138 Pete Phillips Richard Santi Chuck Page Al Cohen SOPHOMORE BASEBALL. BACK ROW: Babbitt. Johnston, Popkc, Saltzman, Casey. Bartolai. Lindstrom. Norwell. FRONT ROW: Coach Arrcazola, Young, Rosenbaum, Sals. Mesirow, Risi, Reuler. Licata. Cooper, Mgr. As the 1969 Little Giant went to press. Coach Sanders predicted that this year’s varsity baseball would be the best ever. Among the outstanding players suiting up for the campaign were Captain Phillips, Elliot, Olson, Page, Cohen, Adler, Hoffman, Zemel, and Rich Santi. The soph and frosh teams, coached by Arreazola and Davis, were also expected to contribute to a successful baseball year at HPHS. FROSH-SOPH BASEBALL Steve Olson Stu Zcmcl FRESHMAN BASEBALL. BACK ROW: Coach Davis. Bartolai. Schwartz, Warner, Lang, Pinsof, Clausing, Jeffries, Soldano, Prophet, Moroz, Mornini, Stockdalc, Doty. FRONT ROW: Kal. Gualandri, Mizcl, Shutan, Doppclt, Swanson, Freeman, lacch. Fields, Leeds, Miller, Mgr. 139 VARSITY TENNIS FRONT ROW: Scott Glabman, Bob Elson, Jeff Migdow, Mike Weinberg, Dan Klein, Scott O’Connell. BACK ROW: Coach Ratliff, Ken Mizel, Pete Cerf, Scott Garland, Jon Roscnblum, Jim Jacobs, Steve Goldman. FROSH-SOPH TENNIS FRONT ROW: Gips, Jacobs, Gumbincr, Hammer, Logan, Grecncbaum, Pathman, Serbin, Levin. BACK ROW: Coach Reigel, Preskill, Bimbaum, Wolfe. SECOND ROW: Warren, Lazar, Weitzenfeld, Sokolsky, Mazer, Rothenberg, Scher, Mandcll, Rosengarden, Rotblatt, Goldman. 140 VARSITY GOLF FRONT ROW: Randy Rose, David Jacobson. Jeff Winston, John Fell. Flamm. THIRD ROW: Marc Sager. Sandy Esserman. Marc Chalfen. Jim SECOND ROW: Nick Rosa, Laz Chapman, Richard Lindar. Robert Hyman. Coach Dickman. FROSH-SOPH GOLF GOLFERS DRIVE FORE WINNING YEAR FRONT ROW': Ardingcr, Rosalini, B. Baker, Altman, Wessel, Zelener. SECOND ROW: Travctto. Cantag- allo, Terman, Lcmbeck, Keats, Goulding. THIRD ROW: Aschcrman. Kaplan. A. Baker, Casden, Goode, Phillips. BACK ROW: Walton. Elliot. Coach Mellonig. 141 142 143 FACULTY Dr. Karl Plath Superintendent Mr. Leslie Libakken Assistant Superintendent Mr. Arthur Gosling Admin. Asst, to Superintendent “THE Mr. Harold J. Perry Curriculum Coordinator Mr. Earling Zaeske Operations Manager Administration Office Staff: STANDING: Mrs. Alda Cliffe. Mrs. Joan Krest, Mrs. Marsha Mr. William Schuett Grabb, Mrs. Marcella Horne, Mrs. Sylvia Marshall, Mrs. Joanne Anderson, Mrs. Jean Ehlers, Miss Business Manager Leannc Olson. SEATED: Miss Vernette Werhane, Mrs. Mary Carlini, Mrs. Ruth Duncan, Mrs. Patsy Mazzarclli. ABSENT: Mrs. Edith Ward. Board of Education, STANDING: Dr. J. Quentin Jones, Mr. Ted Dr. John Price Winter, Mr. Alex Lowinger, Mr. Edward Rothschild. SEATED: Dr. Principal Herbert Neil, Mrs. Jeanne Aitchison, Mr. Stuart Bernstein. Miss Viola James Instructional Materials Centers Coordinator Main Office Staff: J. Ann Lindahl, Mildred Hill. Lois Kanely, Lauren Brash, Jcannic Ehlcrs, Mary Ellen Biclcrt, Linda Evans. Mildred Di Nichola, Adeline Lcdlic, Phyllis Hutchinson, Mary Hcaly. Florence Rantz, Lou Hart. Helen Aynslcy. 145 Mr. Dwight Austin GUIDANCE The friendly counselors of the Pupil Personnel Services Department were invaluable to pupil personnel in piloting them through proper channels. Feats of heroism were com- monplace, as counselors wrestled with the fearsome computer for long overdue schedule changes. Counselors were always available if you were willing to wait a few weeks. Pupil personnel with ivy in their eyes found guidance to the college of their choice—not necessarily their first choice. The coun- selors coordinated an alaphabet of college tests, from CEEB’s to NMSQT’s. Those who wanted to work after graduation received helpful advice (“Well, Dow Chemical is looking for recruits. ) at the Pupil Personnel Services Center. The Administration, mindful of growing student unrest (even HPHS has its home-grown Student Movement and “underground” press), sought to establish happier lines of communication with the younger generation. This was the year of Dr. Price's Open Line, Friday afternoon question-and- answer sessions in the Senior Lounge, and of the administra- tion's blessing of student faculty committees to develop a new rules structure and a pass-fail system. On the other hand, the Administration was also doing business at the same old stand. Daily notices carried their share of friendly little reminders that snowball throwing and PDA are no-no’s. The stern “It has come to our attention reassured students that administrative antennae were sharply attuned to all the potential sources of trouble within the vast confines of HPHS. Students moving through the hall still needed to clutch one of the multi-colored passes which brighten up an otherwise uneventful school year. Peppermint pink was the most popular color, although it was little in evidence on “Blue Tuesday.” Miss Jane Bond Mr. James Alexander Mr. Abraham Silverman Mrs. Joyce Silverstein College Consultam School Social Worker Special Education 147 ART New York’s Greenwich Village is to the free spirits of America what the HPHS art department is to the local free spirits, especially those who combine their love of freedom with a creative bent. In this remote area, far from the madding main halls, one can find the independent souls deeply absorbed in using paint, chalk, clay, and metal to give shape to their ideas. Every year the art department walks off with a bushelful of honors for student work entered in various competitions. The art depart- ment also makes a major contribution to the rest of the school. This year, for example, it became deeply involved in the humanities program. Those who hold that there is no place for creativity, originality, and personality at HPHS obviously need to get acquainted with the art department. Mr. Thomas CarboI Mrs. Ghita Hardimon Chairman Miss Sandra Groh A little dab’ll do ya. Mr. Jerry Deasy 148 Mrs. Alice Kaplan Mr. Robert Cardiff BUSINESS EDUCATION Mr. Kenneth Jorstad. Chairman Mrs. Betty Freehling The shortest distance to the Executive Washroom is through the Business Education Department. But even if a student plans to go no farther in the business world than to put his feet on a desk, he can always use an understanding of economics, skill in typing, and knowledge of other phases of business. Students seriously interested in a head start in business careers have the opportunity to get on-the-job training through the Distributive Education and Office Occupations programs. A new study in the Department this year was data processing, which is not the same as dating by computer, although card sorters, key-punch machines, and a small calculator are available for an enterprising B.E. scholar who wishes to provide a new service for HPHS students. The keyed-up future captains of industry found artistic relief from their tensions by creating eye-catching bulletin boards outside their headquarters in the M200's. Some business students continue their vocational training in college; others graduate ready to pursue their fortunes. ENGLISH Mr. Jerry Grunska. Chairman Mr. Thomas Mellonig ‘To detail or not to detail?” is not the question for the English student at HPHS. From the moment he enters the doors of freshman English class, where he will learn to see, feel, taste, smell, and hear them, details are his constant, and frequently exasperating, companions through a four-year odyssey in search of writing competence (or so it says in the course descriptions). On this long journey he and details must out-wit and out-fight many an obstacle, all of which arc aided and abetted by the Olympian presence of a myriad of angry Poscidons, armed not with tridents, but with red pencils, grade books, and failure cards. Each has a son, a sadistic one-eyed monster who dashes detail after detail against darkened walls, smashing them mercilessly and leaving our student Odysseus naked, alone, miserable. But he docs not despair. He sails on past unspeakable horrors past paragraphs and themes, past the tangled darkness of symptom-disease, cause-effect, problem-solution, not this-but this. Finally, with the help of the gods and other sundry powers, like counselors and parents, he arrives at golden Ithaca he graduates. Let us hasten to add that he not only writes, he also reads, reads, reads, until dawn shows her rosy fingers. know we re only frosh, but show ‘n tell? 150 Mrs. Barbara Greener Miss Bette Hubbs STUDIES IN ENGLISH, OR . . . 152 Mrs. lAurcl Burrows Mrs. Delores Foley Mr. Richard Seckamp GETTING IDEAS IN PROSE Dr. John Munski Publications Director Mr. Donald lleinzelman Mrs. Judy Jorgensen Mrs. Betty Baird Mr. Marc Reigel Mrs. Winifred Engerman Miss Eunice Borman 153 v 4� FOREIGN LANGUAGE Mr. William Kroll, Chairman Miss Elizabeth Joiner Miss Bayonne O 'Mara “What we have here is a failure to communicate. Valiantly attempting to communicate in French, German, Italian, Latin, Spanish, and sign language, HPHS students soon developed an affection for “good ole American. Nevertheless, they went to great lengths to master the foreign tongues. Adorned with headsets, the Martian-like languagc-labbers flicked disconnected switches with expertise to listen to Donald Duck spieling off French grammar or Spanish conversation. Identification with the language became complete. Italian students shook their fists at reruns of “the Untouchables, while German students hissed John Wayne in old World War II movies and boycotted “Hogan’s Heroes.” However, many ambitious plans for the year fell through. Schemes of Spanish students for a bullfight in the E-300 corridor were abandoned when Mr. Arrca .ola declined to play the bull. A cultural exchange between French and German class, designed to balance the number of boys and girls, was unsuccessful. Still deprived of female companionship, the German students were also thwarted in their desire for a “biergarten” of their own. Latin students held their Roman banquet as usual, but Miss Joiner firmly vetoed the drive for “a real orgy, just like the good old days. As in all years, Latin-lovcrs conjugated the military maneuvers of long-dead laurel-wearers... German students searched for the verb ... French students looked for the dirty parts in Eugenie Grandet........... Mr. John Arreazola Miss Suzanne Van Den Broeck 154 Miss Gail Havens Mr. William Schildgen Miss Nancy Doedens Miss Jane Wall Mrs. Barbara Kane Miss Ann Sovish Miss Joan Ott Dormez-vous? Miss Marcia Ryberg Miss Judy Lueking 155 TRAFFIC Mr. Milo Gasper, Chairman Mr. Calvin Spears Mr. Ronald Hcxtell INDUSTRIAL ARTS They planed, they sawed, they pounded. In this way, the boys of the Industrial Arts Department readied themselves for competitive jobs in the real world. Architectural and Engineering Drafting pre- pared boys for more advanced college work. Other courses were vocationally-oriented. Boys in Wood Shop and Metal Shop became artists of their medium. They gained intimate knowledge of the complex mechanical marvels of our day. Indeed, all Industrial Arts lacked was girls. The idea of Girls’ Home Technology was very appealing to the boys. They conducted a recruiting drive to entice members of the weaker (and prettier) sex to their domain. However, their sledgehammer techniques apparently failed. Mr. Lloyd Dcvcrcaux 156 Mr. Harold Carpenter, Chairman Mr. Paul McLaughlin SAFETY Mr. Fred Harris In futile attempts to dissuade students from taking Driver’s Ed. as a joke, teachers explained in full the serious consequences of bad driving through a three part formula. This consisted of classroom study in which students were taught what driving mistakes are, and how to avoid them. They then proceeded to the simulator, where films made visual the driving situations discussed. Finally came Behind the Wheel. The stu- dents spent half their time at the range, mostly trying to parallel park. They occu- pied the other half on the road, watching classmates attempting to avoid suicide. B.T.W. gave some students a chance to demonstrate 3ny bad habits they might have picked up, and also gave those who had initiative a chance to improvise. Mr. Michael Battista HOME ECONOMICS Home Economics Department was crucial for girls when it came to cultivating domestic talent. The Homemaking courses were expected to save untold future marriages by imparting the necessities of how to run a home. By the same token, who knows what reincarnation of Julia Child may emerge in later life from a food course, nor which jet-set couturiers might be inspired by the clothing unit. Interior Decorating stressed architecture, financing, construct- ion, and landscaping of homes, as well as what goes with a purple sofa and an orange chair. In Child Development, the girls worked in the nursery school, good training for future mommies. Mrs. Jean Young 157 Mrs. Marge Lothian Mrs. Norma Hammcrbcrg, Chairman MATHEMATICS Mr. Larry Brotzman. Chairman Mrs. Sherry Daniels Mr. Jeffrey Winkleblcck John gets twice as high a score on the first math test as on the second test. He scores 23 points less on the first quiz than on the third test, on which he docs 83.6% as well as the average of the first two tests plus the fourth quiz. Will John pass math? Well ... John is a typical student of the mystical art of mathematics, working his way from Essential Mathematics to Differential and Integral Calculus by counting on his fingers. John’s problems began with his first introduction to algebraic vegetable soup. He had trouble in geometry because of poor art work; his circles looked like triangles. Yet through it all, his soul was uplifted by the thought that some superhuman force was preserving him for nobler pursuits-advanced algebra. John has seen “Donald Duck in Mathcmagicland’’ five times. One must admit that there is something of the supernatural about a transcendental function above and beyond the bounds of mathematical logic. Recently, John took a nine weeks’ course called Introduction to Computers, where he learned “to talk to computers in their own language. Now, he spends his free periods in Ml 19, chatting with his little mechanical buddy. With this background, John is fully prepared for four years at MIT, and who knows what glories to follow. Miss Delores Otcson 158 Mr. Robert Wegner Miss Lucille Dicdrick Mr. Steve Land Mr. C. S. Stunkcl 159 The Computer, or Scalene the Pyramid of Life Mr. Richard Kenney Miss Nancy Tank, Chairman Miss Kathleen Disbrow PHYSICAL Miss Clarice Giflhom Senior Leaden take rime out for a picture before beginning a busy day of assistant teaching in the Girls’Gym Department. 160 Mr. Charles Schramm Mr. BiU Ratliff Mr. Steve Bindas, Chairman EDUCATION Mr. Melvin Edwards Mr. John Scomavacco TOP ROW: Betsy Karger, Nancy Bertram, Marcy Frank, Jill Felsenthal, Cheryl LcVinc. BOTTOM ROW: Sharon Picchietti, Allison Marshall. Shelley Spark, Sue Patterson, Judy Rosenbaum, Laurie Silberman. NOT PICTURED: Robin Shoemaker, Nancy Isserman. Mr. James Rightimer Mr. Don Davis Mr. Daniel Wisniewski Mr. Chet Carlson 161 SCIENCE Mr. Robert Carmichael, Chairman Mrs. Lorraine Cardinal Mr. Gilbert Martin Mr. James Hironimus Though many connect science with the memorization of facts, our science department concentrates on teaching stu- dents to observe, question, and theorize. Well-equipped (at the beginning of the year) laboratories were provided for testing theories. Students explored the inner workings of frogs and atoms. They learned how to compute the fudge factor (100%) and make artistic DNA models; they did not learn to avoid thermometer breakage. Periodic crashes heralded the demise of another Erlcnmeyer flask or 500 ml. beaker. Gases from chemistry labbers’ bubbling test tubes perfumed the science corridor. Physicists applied their com- plex mathematical knowledge to stand their hair on end, a feat accomplished only by ordinary mortals running into Mr. Panther. Hard-working biologists spied on bacteria, macerated planarians, and cleaned up after baby chicks. Scientific studies raised new questions for students: “Is this gas poisonous?” “What experiment arc we doing anyhow?” “Where did that frog go?” “Are we seeing a movie today?” Science students were the envy of their friends as they told of roasting hot dogs over the Bunsen burners and sampling home-made wine in fermentation experiments. They bore wounds from the Wash Bottle Wars with fortitude and pride. And though a lab partner may have absconded with the lab notes or spilled hydrochloric acid on his buddy’s textbook, all was forgiven in the never-ending pursuit of scientific know- ledge. Remember, you can't sell it in school. Mr. Ed Reschke How would you like it if you were an amoeba? Miss Juliana Gerrits Miss Patsy Mueller Mrs. Bonnie Rowe Mr. H. E. Hanson 163 SCIENCE Mr. Richard Edwards Mr. Ralph Eiseman Let’s see what's on channel 5 Miss Ttudy Olson Miss Patsy Lill Mr. Roger Ault Mr. Gene Haug Mr. Robert Asplund Mr. Joseph Motyl 164 MUSIC Mrs. Marge Krienitz Mr. Alexander Samaras Members of the HPHS Music Department were the only students in the school who could make noise in the sacred chambers of the Instructional Materials Center without getting into treble. On the day before Christmas Vacation, these privileged people merely walked into the library and began to sing, which almost caused the severely shocked IMC staff to lose its composer. Another noteworthy achievement was the autumn present- ation of the opera Carmen. In keeping with the ecumenical spirit of the times, this production was the result of collabora- tion between Highland Park and Deerfield music students, and was highlighted by the gracious participation of the Chicago Lyric Opera Company. The always notable staff promoted fine student-teacher relationships exemplified by Younk's Place. Mr. Haberland showed that even word pollution could be fun, as long as he kept to his own quarters. In addition, the department snared some new members, who provided a change of tempo. The cvcr-popular old favorites of the department were instrumental in its resounding success. The Madrigal Singers and other clubs and choirs were tuneful as usual, and the Stage Band (always an essential organ of the department) won a rating of “excellent” in suburban competition. The Winter Concert “hallelujahed the beginning of the cold season, although by spring the scene switched to Oklahoma. Silver-throated studentsthought that they had found the keys to success as they trilled their ways up the chorus scale, beginning as Cadets and sometimes reaching Madrigals, the highest note of accomplishment. Passers-by could not help noticing that the halls were alive with the sound of music. Mr. Marlin Haberland. Chairman Mr. Donald Younker Miss Penny Spencer, Chairman Mr. Leonard Becker Mr. Robert Anthony SOCIAL STUDIES Miss Marguerite Prahl Mr. James Hayes The rapidly-expanding Social Studies Department spawned several new courses this year. Exceedingly proper sophomores studied British History, while their second semester comrades concentrated on Russia. “Politics of Change” was offered to mercurial upper-classmen. Not confined merely to history, the Social Studies Department absorbed more territory, and introduced an experimental philosophy course mysteriously located in the IMC. These new fields of study, in addition to traditional courses like the perennially popular U.S. History, involved hordes of students in the social studies. They all stormed the main desk of the library promptly at 3:31, frantically demanding Transcendentalist Revolt Against Materi- alism, The History of Africa South of the Sahara, or more simply, Ergang. Research papers took a heavy toll, as at least seventeen students disappeared into the 900’s, never to return. Those who survived ended the year with rich stores of historical gossip and a catchy new motto, “Cherchez the economic influences.” Students learned to question grammar school simplifications. Not all Africans were primitive savages, not all Romans lived in villas, and not all wars were fought in technicolor. Our politically-minded history students did, however, fail to shake one of our sterling traditions.. . the Amherst Series lives on. Mr. James Parejko Miss Virginia Nelson 166 Miss Rose Boghasen History handouts, or Bogey's at it again. Mr. Ken Miller 167SPECIAL SERVICES Instructional Materials Center Staff: Miss Julie Anderson, Miss Sharon Dittman, Chairman, Miss Mary Boesen. Mr. Pat Pasquesi Bookstore Miss Essie Anglum Chairman, Health Services Attendance Office Staff: LaVeme Schroederns, Frances Hiller, Eleanor Bock. Mr. Paul Hannig Vocational Counselor Miss Mary Thompson Study Hall Supervisor 168 Mrs. Audrey RyaH Nurse Mrs. Marcia Burdick Special Education . . 5 Q . Q 1- Q C 1' :,: , A , Q l i A 2 g A 1 e..A A 1 H , ' JL i sf X w g. YQ I xx ,...,,: K .i Ai 'A . A A A is , A J -- 9 A 7 Cafeteria Staff, STANDING: Mr. Larry Lindeman, Mr. Tim Donahue, Mr. Richard Davis, Mrs. Grace Mrs. June Curtis Kyle, Mrs. Ann Berube, Mrs. Eloise Spitzer. SEATED: Mrs. Hilda lssel, Mrs. Annie Vander Bloomen, F0061 SCVWCCS DifeCf0f, DiSffiCf 113 Mrs. Carolyn Pehan, Mrs. Catherine Castello, Mrs. Helen Hamm. CAFETERIA AND MAINTENANCE .nf ,.fw Custodial Staff, BACK: Herbert Zimmer, Lowell Crippen, Marshall Ledlie, Norm Peterson, Dante BettY J0hI'lS0f1 Amidei. FRONT, Americo Ladurine, Guy Sciarroni, Rocco Scopelliti, Ed Amendola, Pete Chioni. Julie Bucanti Faculty Dining Room ai' X-. Mr. Ed Bogard W .M s Mr. Dan Caldarelli Mr. Bob Winkler Ground Crew Policeman Mr. Roy Dransfeldt 169 Cohen, D 6 112 , gs, - 1 cr 1 M ,K il-gg gigaiif 4if-i?fi?4Ki5fffS-1,3115,3.?2f5.g5g,fiEf:w 2 J 1 sa - x 58 si! Abrahams, Gail 60 Abrahams, George 12,125 Abrams, Geri 12 Abrams, Louise 60 Adler, A. Michael 60,131 Adler, John 12,24,39 Adwell, Margie 60 Adwell, Michael 12 Albert, Janet 12 Albert, Joseph 52 Albert, Lawrence 12 Albin, Marcy 52,107 Alchon, Guy 12 Alexandroff, Niki 52 Allan, Merle 68 Allen, Adrienne 60 Allmendinger, Willi 67 Altay, Derin 68,107 A1tay,Ero110,11,12,118 Altay, Karen 60,107,117 Altholz, John 60,129,137 Altman, Donald 60,126,141 Amato, Connie 60 Amendola, Robert 52 Amidei, Brunilde 12 Amidei, Ermanno 59 Amsterdam, Bruce 12,125 Amsterdam, Laurie 60 Anderson, James 60,126,136 Andres, Martha 12 Andres, Nora Ellen 60 Andrini, Brenda 52 Andrini, James 60 Andrus, Peter 60,118 Anixter, Julie 60,109 Ansorg, Carol 68 Anspach, Larry 12,104 I 109,130 Antony, Blair 68 Antonetti, Toni 52,119 Archer, Gary 68 Archer, Mark 52 Archer, Pamela 13 Ardinger, Scott 60,141 Armbruster, Sarah 68 Arroyo, Michael 68 Arvey, Beth 10,13 Arvey, Steven 60,129,137 Ascherman, Lawrence 52 Ascherman, Louis 68,141 Asher, Cathy 52 Asher, Debbie 68 Astici, Frank 52 Athanas, Alisa 68 Atherton, Sandra 50 Atlas, Allan 60 Atlas, Michael 52 Aulbach, John 68 Austin, Hollis 60 Avery, John 68 Axelrod, Craig 68 Axelrod, David 60,118,137 Axelrood, Paige 60 Axelrood, Scott 52,119 Axner, Deborah 52 Babbin, Kenneth 60 Babbitt, William 60,118 Baerga, Osvaldo 52 Baker, Alison 13 Baker, Bennett 60,109,141 Baker, Daniel 68 Baker, Howard 75 Baker, Jan 60 Baker, Jill 60 Baker, Laurel 60 Baker, Steven 13,128,137 Baker, Susan 60 Baker, Wendy 52 Balcer, Carla 68 Baldauf, Jan 60,108,117 Baldwin, James 60,67,126,137 Ballenger, Bruce 52,109,128,137 Ballis, Edward 13 Ballis, Linda 68 Banach, Robert 72 Banadalin, Brent 13 Bandalin, Craig 68 Bander, Peter 68 Bangert, Suzanne 60 Baracani, Brian 52 Barancik, Cathy 68 Barancik, Michael 52 Baratta, Philip 60 Barker, Terrance 68,131,137 Barkus, George 67 Barmash, Marilyn 13 Barnhart, Bi1168,l33 Barnhart, Cheryl 13 Baron, Margo 13 Barr, Kristina 10,11,13 Barr, Teri 60 Barras, David 52 Barrettsmith, Nancy 67,109 Barrettsmith, Suzee 13 Barrington, Robert 13 Barron, Elizabeth 68 Barron, Vicki 59 Barsy, Jonathan 68,131 Bartholomew, Laural 52 Bartolai, Dano 68 Bartolai, Joseph 60,136 Bartolai, Steven 52 Bartoni, Deborah 60,109,111 Bartoni, Kathleen 13,108 Bass, Harlan 60 109,133 Bass, Linda 52,111 Bass, Mark 68,137 Bassett, Marjory 72 Bateman, Howard 13,105,117 Bauce, Karen 60 Bauerle, Eva 52 Bay, Carey 13 Beaudin, Gregory 13 Beck, Carol 59 Beck, Paula 67 Beck, William 68 Becker, Barbara 60,110 Becker, Scott 60 Bederman, Gail 52,114 Bederman, Kathryn 68 Behr, Sally 68 Belkin, Richard 68,127 Bell, Donna 72 Bell, Marcy 60 Bell, Michael 68 Bellamy, Joan 59,117 Bellantuono, Rosa 68 Belmonti, Frederick 68 Belofsky, Carol 52 Benchley, Janet 68 Bendoff, Michele 68 Benedek, Georgann 52 Benjamin, Debra 68 Benjamin, Lisa 68 Bennet Barbara 14 Bennett, Alice 60 1, I Bennet Benson Benton Berg, D Bergau, Bergen, Berger, Berger, , Pamela 52 , Nancy 60 , Timothy 52,130 onna 52 Kathryn 52 Kathy 60,108 Benita 68 Phillip 60,120 Beris, Gretchen 52 Berliant, Wendy 14,88,116 Berlin, Michael 52 Berlin, Sandra 14 Berman, Clara 67,117 Berman, Steve 68,127 Bernard, Margaret 11,14,111 Bernard, Susan 52,109 Bernardi, Angelo 60 Bernardi, Candace 14 Bernardi, Joseph 60 Bernardi, Louis D. 68 Bernardi, Louis J. 59 Bernardi, Louise 52 Bernardi, Margaret 68 Bernardi, Marilyn 14 Bernardi, Robert 68,129, 136,137 Bernardi, Sonya 60,1 17 Bernay, Jerry 60,133,137 Bernay, Laurence 14 Berngard, Samuel 60,133 Bernstein, Carol 68 Bernstein, Gail 14 Bernstein, Jamie 68 Bernstein, Joan 68 Bernstein, Jonathan l1,l4, 88,105,1 17 Bernstein, Nancy 60 Bernstein, Richard 60, 117,1 18 Berris, Richard 52 Bershad, Blaine 52,118 Bertagni, Michael 68,137 Bertram, Nancy 14,111,161 Bertucci, Sam 12,l4,25,125 Bettanin, Kathleen 14 Bex, Janet 60 Bielert, Jay 14 Bierut, Bindas, Barbara 14 Peter 68,127 Bindas, Sarah 11,l4,1 18 Biondi, Donald 60 Biondi, Silvano 59 Birnbaum, Andrew 68,133 Birnbaum, David 61,140 Birnberg, Robert 52,125, 133,137 Birstein, Karen 52,88 Block, Nancy 68 Bloom, Jonathan 52 Bloom, Marvin 61,115 Blumenthal, Marc 14 Blumenthal, Sandra 15 Bobbins, Marjorie 15 Bogart, Ginny 50 Bogart, Ken 68,137 Bogen, Lynn 68 Bogert, Debra 15,108 Bogin, Brett 68,118 Boilini, Patrick 68 Boilini, Roberta 69 Bolotin, Craig 69 Bommarito, Mary 52 Booker, Carolyn 61 Borenstein, Steve 61,134 Borowitz, Katherine 69 Bortolotti, Gail 15,25,108 Bortz, Steven 61 Bortz, Trudy 32,108 Bourgoin, Remi 15,103,106 Bowen, Sylvia 69 Bowers, John 61,113 Bowers, Laurie 15,111,117 Bowers, Tom 137 Bowman, Kim 69 Bowman, Terry 52 Bows, Ronna 52,104,120 Boxerman, Naomi 52,104,120 Bradley, Barbara 61 Bradley, Thomas 15,128,137 Bram, Scott 61,126,133 Brand, Lawrence 61,131 Brand, Leslie 15,38,l32,133 Brandell, Jerrold 61,117 Brandonisio, Judy 15 Brandt, Jeffrey 69,127 Breger, Harlan 61 Brendel, Jane 69 Brenizer, Wayne 61 Brenner, Shari 61 Brent, Deordre 52,119 Brent, Susan 61,117 Breyer, Thomas 52 Brichta, Carol 52 Brichta, William 69 Brickman, Roberta 69,107, 116,117 Brinkman, Jeffrey 11,69,118, 129,131 Brinkman, James 15,88,117 Brion, Laurie 69 Broday, Beth 15 Broday, James 69 Broday, Joe 61 Broday, Steven 69 Brody, Cindy 52,120 Brody, Mark 15,69 Brody, Rick 60,61 Bronson, Corinne 68,69 Brower, Kirk 69 Brower, Larry 61 Brower, Mark 11,128,137 Brown, Arnold 15 Brown, Cathy 61,104 Brown, David 69 Brown, Dorothy 15 Brown, Elizabeth 61 Brown, Patricia 69 Brown, Richard 52 Brown, Scott 69.127 Brugioni, Bruna 15 Brusslan, Janet 118 Buchanan, Deborah 61 Buckley, E. Michael 15 Buckley, Joy 67.117 Bucky, Phyllis 61 Buhai, Barb 61,105,110,111 Bullard, Jane 52 Burchall, Barbara 16 Burg, Wendy 69 Burke, James 67 Burman, Marti 53,118 Burman, Wayne 16 Burns, Jay 1V 53,114,118 Burns, Mark 69 Burns, Wendy 69 Burns, William 69 Burnstein, Joan 61 Burten, Janet 16,105,116 Buth, Jane 61,105 Butler, Arlene 69 Butler, Dorothy 69 Cable, Marc 69 Cabri, Bruce 16 Callen, Kathleen 59 Cannon, Terresa 69 Canman, Sarah 53,107 Canovi, Clifford 68,69, 129,131 Cantagallo, Celia 61,126 Cantagallo, David 61,127, 136,141 Cantor, David 69 Cantor, Judith 53,107, 108,11 1 Cape, Robert 69,127 Cape, Thomas 53,125,133 Capes, Roger 128 Caplin, Wendy 10,11,16,114, 116,118 Carani, Fred 53 Carasik, Michael 10,11,16 Cardenas, George 69,129,133 Caringella, Debbie 61 Caringello, Frank 72 Caringeilo, Jack 16 Caringeilo, Roxanne 69 Carlson, Jerry 53 Carlson, Mary Jo 69 Carlson, Robert 69 Carson, Ronald 16 Carman, David 61,115 Carmichael, R. D. 69,113,118 Carter, Paula 69 Cartwright, Alice 53 Casden, Robert 61,67,14l Casey, William 60,61,118,136 Casler, James 61,126,133 Casler, Richard 16 Castelli, Bradley 53 Castillo, Doris 61 Castillo, Philip 53 Causey, Lawrence 61 Cerf, Peter 16,140 Cerf, Thomas 16 Cervetti, Donna 12,16 Cervetto, Martha 69 Chacharon, Gregory 61, 126,131 Chaimson, Mary 53,108 Chalfen, Marc 16,141 Chamberlain, Mark 53 Chamberlin, David 17,67,132 Chapman, Lu 53,141 Charak, Lorry 69,133 Charak, Neil 53,118 Chase, Beth 61 Chase, David 53,128 Chausow, Alan 10,17,l 13 Chellstorp, Craig 53 Cheresh, Elizabeth 10,1 1,17, 25,120 Cheresh, Matthew 53,105 Chess, Pamela 17 Chester, Jonathan 17 Chickerneo, Carey 53,104, 116,125 Church, Mary 69 Churvis, Michael 69,129,131 Churvis, Pamela 61 Cianchetti, Angela 69 Cianchetti, Carrie 11,17,38, 104,105,116 Cimmarusti, Michael 17 Cisternino, Clelia 53 Clark, Patricia 61 Clark, Thomas 53 Clarke, D Clausing, eborah 17 Kurt 69,136 Clinton, Robert 61 Cobbs, Roberta 61 Coburn, Linda 69 Cocose, William 69 Cochran, Elizabeth 53,116 Cohen, Alan 53 Cohen, Alfred 53,134 Cohen, Bennett 59 Cohen, Bruce 17 avid 68,69,113,136 Cohen, Deborah 69 Cohen, Joseph 61,137 Cohen, Laura 53,121,l04,l05 Cohen, Ronna 61,110,118 Cohen, Susan 61 Cohn, Laurie 69 Cohn, Stephen 53 Cole, Linda 69 Coleman, Deborah 17 Coleman, Maryanne 61,110,111 Coleman, Michael 61 Coleman, Richard 69,131 Bishop, Sunne 61,67 Blakeslee, Christina 61 Blakeslee, Theron 52,116 Blank, Richard 52,118 Blank, Ruth 52,113,118 Block, Beth 50 Block, Bruce 68 Block, llene 68 170 Cabri, Gail 16 Cahn, Joel 16 Cahn, Nancy 61 Caldarelli, Paul 1 1,16 Caldwell, Barbara 69 Calhoun, Richard 61,126, 133,137 Callen, David 67 Colbman, Victoria 69 Collier, Frank 69,129,137 Collier, Ray 69,129,137 Collins, Ellen 53 Collins, Raphael 69 Comm, Penny 69 Conley, Patrick 53 Connolly, Patricia 69 Conover, Jevne 53,104, 1 25, 132,137 Conway, James 17 Conway, Mary 53,107 Conway, Patrick 53 Cook, Laura 53 Cook, Ruth 17 Cooper, Karen 53 Coorlim, Diana 61 Coorlim, Spiridon 53 Cope, Jill 61 Coppi, Denise 59 Coppi, Engene 69,118 Coppi, Verne 53,117,118 Corwith, Marcia 61,75 Corsini, Robert 17 C6ulter, Cynthia 61 Cousin, Carole 52.53 Cowgill, Donald 17 Cowgill, Kathleen 61 Crane, Catherine 53,108, V 114,121 Crane, Nancy 69 Crane, Peter 17 Cranford, Mary 69 Cranford, Anna 61 Crededio, Carole 69,118 Crovetti, James 61 Cucchiaro, Dennis 61,133 Cucchiaro, Steven 17,125 Cucchiaro, Susan 69 Cullen, Victor 61 Curtiss, Donald 18,137 Dacy, Timothy 69,127,136 Dadisman, Richard 18 Dagovitz, Sonya 69 Dagovitz, Stephan 18 Dal Ponte, Donald 18,125 Danai, Linda 18 Danakas, Diane 69,104,108 Daniels, Bruce 53,118 Daniels, Russell 69,127 D Angelo, Linda 61 Danker, Leon 18 Dann, Scott 53,119 Dann, Susan 53 Danti, Danilo 69,118 Danyo, Dennis 69 D Astici, Frank 53 Daughtery, James 67 David, Andrew 69,115 David, Pamela 53,106, 1 10,116 Davidson, Alicia 67 Davidson, Patricia 60, 61,108 Davis, Arlene 53 Davis, Paula 69 Dawe, Janice 53,111 Dean, Julie 18,88 De Bartolo 69 Deese, Sybil 69 De Lee, Barry 53,116 Delrich, Susan 67 Demain, Marcy 61 Demichelis, Michell 61 Demma, Michele 67 Dcnenberg, Ellen 69 Dennis, Robert 53 Dennis, Steven 69,133 De Rose, Divina 69 De Rose, Egidio 53 De Rose, Silvana 69 De Santo, Bruce 52,53 Dessauer, James 53 Dessauer, Margo 69 Deutchman,1ra 61 Dever, Wendy 61,117 Devery, James 18 De Vroeg, Linda 18 Diamant, Steven 69 Diamond, lra 53 Diamond, Michelle 61,118 Diamond, Rex 69,133 Diamond, Steven 18,132,133 Dickelman, Jeffrey 61 Dieter, Pamela 53 Dillard, Richard 18 Dillon, Chester 18 Di Nichola, John 61 Dixon, Stephen 69,129,137 Dobkin, Joan 50 Dodd, James 18,125,137 Dolgin, David 61 Dolgin, Kevin 61 Domash, Sara 53 Domier, Wendy 53 Domingas, Jorge 69 Don, Laurie 69,118 Don, Marcia 52,53 Donoval, E. Lawrence 61,137 Doppelt, Lee 69,136 Doppelt, Robert 18,134 Doty, Daniel 53 Doty, Jay 69,133 Douglas, Katherine 69 Douglas, Marsha 59 Draft, Howard 69,127 Dransfeldt, Darlene 18 Drew, Joe 53 Druktenis, Dennis 50 Dubin, Peter 67 Du Broff, Robert 10,11, 18,109 Dudnick, Donna 53,116 Dudnick, Michael 61,120 Dugan, Margaret 69 Dulin, Mitchell 53 Duman, Barbara 53 Durant, Raymond 19 Durant, Sherry 69,107 Durment, Suzanne 53 Durrant, Michele 69 Durschlag, Cara 19 Dvore, David 61,129 Earhart, Jody 11,12,l9, 82,102,109 Easton, Antonia 69,114 Eberhardt, Mary 53 Economus, Deborah 69 Eddy, William 53 Edelstein, David 19 Edelstein, Jan 69 Edelstein, Martha 61 Edson, Candyce 68,75 Edwards, John 50 Edwards, Joyce 69 Edwards, Randal 53 Eichenbaum, Wendy 61 YEis, Richard 19 Eiseman, Steven 53,119 Eisenschiml, Barbara 53,109 Eisenschiml, Betsy 69 Eisenschiml, Nancy 52,53 Eisler, Jerry 69 Eisner, Charles 19,114,116 Eldridge, Howard 19 Eldridge, Jon 70 Elias, Dean 61 Elliot, Kevin 67,141 Elliot, Kim 53 Elliott, Arthur 19,108,134 Ellman, Rhonda 112,113,120 Ellmann, David 61,129,133 Ellmann, Lance 19,112,125 Elson, Mary 53,111 Elson, Natalie 70 Elson, Nathan 53 Emalfarb, Hal 52,53,125, 133,137 Emalfarb, Sandra 70 Engber, Rhonda 53 Engel, Daniel 19,112 England, Thomas 126 Enstrom, David 19,116 Enstrom, H. James 53,116 Enstrom, Paula 70 Eppstein, Deborah 53,82,109 Eppstein, Joseph 68,70,13l Epstein, Diane 70 Epstein, Gloria 61 Epstein, Jonathan 70,115 Epstein, Judith 53,114 Epstein, Kerry 70 Epstein, Marcia 70 Epstein, Mark 53,125 Epton, Deborah 53 Epton, Karen 19,108 Escobar, Marta 53 Esserman, Dale 53 Esserman, Sander 20,108 125,141 Estep, Rose 67 Ettelson, Sharon 53 Ettinger, Harold 20,125,137 Ettlinger, Ellen 70,105,118 Ettlinger, Jan 61 Ettlinger, Judith 75 Ettlinger, Peter 53,109,133 Evans, Marian 70 Evans, Margaret 61,88,104 Ex, Cathy 61 Ex, Robert 61 Eyles, Deborah 61 Fabbri, Louis 61 Fabbri, Miria 70 Fabbri, Terri 20 Fabbri, Violet 67 Falkof, Bradley 53,115,120 Farkas, Jeff 20 Farley, Tom 125 Farnsworth, Denise 20 Faust, Margaret 61,1 17 Favelli, Steve 70 Feigenbaum, Sonia 70 Feigen, Jonathan 61 Feigon, Sharon 53 171 Feinstein, Joel 53,113 Feldman, Gary 53,125 Feldman, Jeffrey 20,125 Feldstein, Linda 70 Felix, Cathy 61,120 Fell, John 52,53,l32,l41 Fell, Judith 53,121 Fell, Sally 61,120 Felsenthal, Jill 20,106,161 Felsenthal, Linda 70 Felsenthal, Susan 70 Fenchel, Robert 20,109 Fenchel, Tom 70,118 Fenchel, Wendy 70 Fenster, Frederick 70 Feraldo, Raelene 20,24 Ferber, Michele 70 Ferrara, Albert 61,126,133 Ferrari, Robin l2,20,25 Fiedler, Michael 53 Field, Stephen 53 Field, Thomas 75 Fieldman, James 70,127, 136.137 Fieldman, Susan 53 Fields, Gary 70,129,133 Fields, Joan.53 Fields, Laurie 61 Finch, David 20 Finder, Larry 70,127 Fine, Martin 61,113 Fineman, Mark 53 Fink, Bruce 129,137 Fink, Susan 60,61,107 Finke, Douglas 61 Finston, Ellen 70 Fiore, Carol 70 Fiore, Joanne 53,117 Fiore, Richard 53,125 Fiore, Stephen 61 Fireman, Jeffrey 70,131 Firestone, Frances 70 Firestone, Franklin 53,130 Firestone, lvy 70 Firestone, Steven 53 Fischer, Brian 70 Fishcer, Eric 61 Fischer, Harold 11,20,88 Fischer, Lisa 53,114 Fisher, Brad 53 Fisher, Janet 70 Fisher, Susan 53,117 Fisher, Teresa 70 Fisherman, Bnice 70 Fishman, Craig 53,118 Fishleder, Barbara 70 Fishleder, Randy 20 Fishman, Jeanne 70 Fishman, Nancy 59,118 Fishman, Steven 20,88,109, 1 14,1 16 Fitzsimon, Jean 20,120 Fitzsimon, Maureen 68,70 Flamm, Robert 53 Flanagan, Barry 70 Flax, Carole 10,12,20,38 Flegelman, Harold 61, 1l7,l 18 Fleischmann, Janet 21 Flicher, Barry 70 Flicher, Elise 61 Flink, Lori 59 Flink, Richard 61 Flom, Kerry 53,112 Flom, Linda 68,70 Flores, Marta 61 Fluxgold, Jill 70 Folkoff, Barbara 53 Fontana, Maria 21 Forgan, Robert 21 Forman, Jessica 21,108 Forman, Michael 52,53,128 Fortunato, Michael 21 Fosbender, Vicki 21 Fowler, Deborah 53 Fox, Elizabeth 53 Fraerman, Thomas 70,136 Francis, Carol 62 Frank, Barbara 21,111 Frank, Ellen 53,116 Frank, Linda 70 Frank, Marcia 21,111,161 Frank, Susan 62 Frankel, M. Beth 70 Franks, Cheryle 70 Franks, Michael 70,129,137 Franks, Stephanie 53 Franzel, Karen 21 Freedberg, Lori 62 Freedman, Marc 53,70 Freedman, Thomas 21 Freeman, Brenda 21 Freeman, Denise 53 Freeman, Diane 62 Freeman, Judith 62,108 Freeman, Mark 118,127 Freeman, Michael 70 Freeman, Michelle 21, 107,108 Freundlich, Edward 53 Friedberg, Susan 62 Friedlen, Sara 70 Friedman, Daniel 53,109,136 Friedman, Ellen 70 Friedman, Jane 22 Friedman, Janice 53,105,106 Friedman, Joan 53 Friedman, Kathy 62 Friedman, Meryl 62 Friedman, Peter 62,126 Friedman, Sy 62,103 Friesem, Ann 22 Frigo, Edward 53 Frooman, Hilary 70 Frooman, Robin 53 Frost, Bonita 22,108,111 Frost, Ira 53,115 Frost, Steven 70,127 Fuchs, James 70,115 Fuchs, Robin 53 Fuente, Louise 54 Fuller, David 62 Fuller, David A. 62 Fuller, Donald 22,25 Furman, Ruth 70 Furth, Nancy 70 Furth, Ronald 22,132,137 Gaines, Carol 54 Galassini, Nancy 62,70 Gamze, Jay 70 Gans, Richard 10,1 1,22, 105,120 Garber, Darryl 54 Garber, Joan 70 Garcia, Carlos 70 Garcia, Mario 70 Garland, Bonnie 62 Garland, Scott 22,115,140 Garling, Kathleen 22 Garling, Robert 50 Gamer, Michael 22,132,133 Garner, Michelle 70 Garner, Rosemarie 59 Garnitz, Bruce 54 Garrity, Mark 22,125 Gatto, Frank 22 Geiderman, Michael 54 Geimer, Stephen 54 Gelbort, James 54,109 Gell, Sheila 68,70 Geller, Ellen 52,54 Gendron, Gary 70,131 Gendron, Kay 62,105,111,12 Genest, Thomas 54 Gensburg, John 70 Georgevich, Daniel 54, 1 18,128 Georgevich, Jeffery 70 Geraci, Marc 62,126 Geraci, Raymond 70,127 Gerber, Daryl 54 Gerchenson, Michael 54,125 Gettleman, Chad 22,109 Gharidini, Albert 70,129,133 Gharidini, Victoria 54 Gherardini, Deborah 22 Gherardini, Karla 62 Ghizzoni, John 54 Giallanza, Connie 22,116 Giallanza, Josephine 54, 104,1 17 Gibbons, Steven 70,127,137 Gibbs, David 54,115 Gibbs, Susan 70 Gibson, Henry 59 Gideon, Debra 70 Gieser, Donna 62,117 Gietl, Edward 22 Gilbert, Joan 62 Gill, Mark 54 Gillen, Kathleen 54 Gilman, David 22 Gingold, Dan 62 Ginsburg, Charles 23 Ginsburg, David 62,131 Giometti, Laurence 54 Gips, Robert 70,1 18,1 25. 127,140 Gips, Walter 11,23,39,l02 Gjelsten, Sherry 62,108 Glabman, Scott 1l,23,140 Glabman, Thomas 62 Glaser, Jill 62 Glass, Barbara 54,102,108 Glassman, Daryl 23 Glick, Penny 10,23 Glickauf, Joy 54 Glickman, David 23 Glickman, Lawrence 62 0 Gold, Huft, Robin 63,114 Huggins, Greg 63 Huggins Hughes, Hughes, Hughes, Hughes, Hughes, ,Pam 11,28 Anne 71 Barb 28 Dave 71,129,131 John 28 Marie 63 Hurst, Becky 55,108,111 Hutton, Hyman, Jim 63,71 Dave 55 ,W-6 Tyr, K, Goffe Goffe Gold, Gold, Xa, Gluec Glueg k, Robert 10,11,23,38 e, Hannelore 62,127 n, Lawrence 70 n, Melanie 54 Lori 52,54 Marlene 54 Gold, Nancy 54,108,116 Gold, Terry 54,108,116 Thomas 62 Greenwald, Linda 26 Griffin, Michele 62 Grinde, Gale 62 Gross, Eric 62 Gross, Gail 71 Gross, Linda 62 Gross Roberta 62,108 Gross, Randy 10,26 Gross, Susan 62 Goldberg, Dianne 70 Goldberg, Joanne 6 2 Goldberg, Steven 62,67, 75,129 Goldblatt, Gayle 62 Goldblatt, Richard 70,113 Goldfarb, John 71,118 Goldfarb, Marla 62,108 Goldfine, Andi 71 Goldgehn, Leslie 54 Goldman, Debbie 54,111,12' Goldman, Frances 71 Goldman, Gary 62,140 Goldman, Jeffrey 11,23 Goldman, Ronald 54,ll9, 128,134 Goldman, Steven 54,140 Goldsholl, Harry 50 Goldstein, Abby 62 Goldstone, Craig 54 Goodall, Beverlv 23 Goode, Mark 23,125,141 Goode, Steven 71,127,133 Goodman, Donald 54,116 Goodman, Marjorie 54,116 Goodman, Marsha 71 Goodman, Mary 23 Goodman, Patricia 71 Goosman, Rodney 62 Gorchoff, William 54 Gordon, Cyd 71 Gordon, Hilton 54 Gordon, Louis 75 Gordon, Michael 11,23,103 Gordon , Rosemary 117 Gordon, Toby 6O,62,121 Gore, Linda 23 Kravitz, Hoffm Gore, Randi 23,39,82,109 Goren, Dianne 62,110, 117,120 Gorsky, Carla 23 Gorsky, Lee 71,129,133 Gortner, Lany 59,125, 134,137 Gottschall, Janet 62 Goulding, Richard 62,131,141 Graham, George 62 , Grossman, Alan 54 Grossman, Jill 62,117 Grossman, Jeffrey 54 Gruber, Judith 26,108,111 Gualandri, Joseph 71 Guardiola, John 71,127 Guido, Rita 54 Gumbiner, Jeffery 11,26,125 Gumbiner, Lawrence 71 Gumbiner, Richard 71,140 Gunders, David 62,131 Gunn, Charles 71,118 Gurioli, Betty 26 Gurnick, Laurie 26,117 Habecost, Tim 71,129,131 Haessly, Patrick 26 Haessly, Steve 54 Haggie, Dennis 62,129,133 Haggie, Mike 54 Hainchek, Kathy 54,111 Hall, Nancy 26 Halperin, Barb 26,109 Halperin, Marilyn 54,104,111 Halpern, Reid 54,116 Hamm, George 62 Hammer, Mike 71,140 Hammerberg, Kay 71 Hammerberg, Kim 11,26,103 125,134 Hammond, Harlan 54 Handler, Sheryl 71 Handmacher, Debra 54 Hanig, Dave 75 Hansen, George 71 Hansen, Rosemarie 62 Harrington, Dan 26,125 Harrington, John 26 Harrington, Shelley 26 Harris, Brad 63 Harris, Debbie 63 Harris, Melissa 54,113,118 Harris, Randy 27,114 Havel, Dave 67 Havel, Doug 50 Hayden, Jamie 5 2,54 Hayden, Pam 63 Hayes, Meggan 27 Hazan, David 27 Hedrick, Jayne 63 Heititz, Dan 6 3 Heititz, Miriam 54 Heim, Mori 63,131 Heiss, Roger 71 Helander, Kathy 71 Heller, Peggy 54 Henderson, Janet 27 Henderson, Julie 71 Hendrickson, Cindy 63 Hennes, Robert 63,116,117 Hensley, Susan 6 3 Herbst, Lindsay 54 Herdes, Joel 71,118 Herdes, Roberta 27,119 Herman, Nancy 54 Herring, Larry 27,134 Herzog, Laurie 60,63,107,l08 Hesse, Liz 71 Hesse, Philip 63 Heymann, Cindy 63,109 Heymann, Robert 63,107,133 Hicks, Cheryl 71 Hicks, Deborah 27 Hyman, Jim 28,141 lmm, William 63,116 lmmerman, Kevin 71 Inglis, Barb 28 Inglis, George 28,116 lngwersen, Peter 71 lnnocenzi, Leonard 63,126 lovino, Dominic 63,126,133 lovino, Linda 55,116 Ireland, Deborah 63 lreland, Cathy 28 Irwin, Janice 71 Israel, Larry 71,137 Isserman, Nancy 11,28,106, 11 1,116,120 Isserman, Richard 71 lsenstein, Mark 63,136 Ivanhoe, Andrea 71,82 Ito, Mike 60,63,126,l33 lzaks, Lori 55 Jachs, Jan 104 Jacker, Anne 55,115 Jacker, Mike 71 Kassel, Jon 71,127,137 Kaye, David 11,30,71, 102,136 Kaye, Margery 60,611,108 Kaye, Michael 63 Kean, Karen 55 Keats, Robert 63,141 Keeler, Kurt 55,130 Keevan, Susan 30 Keil, Mark 63,131 Keitel, Mary 64,118 Keitel, William 71 Keller, Caryn 55 Kelling, Barbara 30 Kellner, Barbara 30 Kellner, Rosanne 64 Kelly, Jeff 71 Kenner, Robert 71 Kennedy, John 11,30 Kennedy, Thomas 10,11,30 l28,132,133,l37 Keogh, Cynthia 71 Kersten, Susan 55,111,121 Kerulis, Lynn 71 Kiburz, Daniel 55 Kilkenny, Daniel 50 Kilkenny, Mary Lou 55 Kilkenny, Patricia 30,116 King, Edward 30 Kington, Gail 55 Kirchheimer, Harold 30 Kirchheimer, Patrick 71 Kirsh, Lori 64 Kissilove, Sandra 71 Jacks, Claudia 63 Jacobs, James 52,55,136,140 Jacobs, Joanne 55,115,120 Jacobs, Lanis 63,117 Jacobs, Patsy Ann 71 Jacobs Richard 68 71 136 140 Jacobs: Sharon 63 Y , , Jacobs, Thomas 11,24,28 Klein, Daniel 55,140 Klein, Debra 59 Klein, Jan 55 Klein, Joyce 64 Klein, Marcy 64 Klein, Marpret 64,111 Klein Klein ,Steven 55,116 man,Kim 71,105 Jacobson, David 11,29,130,141 Jacobson, James 29 Jacobson, Jamie 71 Jacqmin, Nancy 63,105 Jaffe, David 63,116 Jaffe, Diane 29.116 Jahn, Deborah 1 1,29,104 Jaros, Mary Jean 55 Jaros, Steve 29 Jeffery, Bruce 127 Jeffery, Theron 75 Jenisio, Kurtis 50 Jenkins, Jeffrey 71,127,133 Jenson, Jeff 75 Jett, Arthur 63 Jett, Cindy 55 Jett, Gwenyth 71 Johns, Constance 63,109 Johns, Debbie 71 Johnsen, Martha 29 Johnson, Paul 55 Johnson, Wendell 63 Johnston, Janet 29 Johnston, Jennifer 12,25,50 Hicks, Steve 6 3 Hiller, Richard 71,137 Johnston, Jerome 63 Johnson, David 75 Hillman, Laurie 63 Hinde, Kathy 27 Joseph, Jody 63 Juhl, Daniel 59,125 Hinson, Jerry 71,137 Hirsch, Alan 71,118,129,137 Hirsch, Dan 27,130 Hirsch, Ellen 27,108,109 Hirsch Hirsch Hirsch ,Gail 11,27,103,116 ,Judy 54,108,116,121 Susan 54 Hirschfield,1ral1,27,39,102, 109,119 Hodes, Andrea 27 Hodes, Phyllis 63 Hodges, Ellen 63 Hoffman, Bert 54,109,132 Hoffman, Eve 71,104 Hoffman, John 55 Hoffman, Mat 63,118 an, Bill 52,55,134 Juhl, Frank 55 Juhl, J Juul, J oanne 29 ohn 75 Justus, James 75 Kagan Ellen 63 Kagan: Linda 55,102,108 Kagan, Richard 29,107,125 Kahn, Kahn, Barbara 75,118 Cary 63 Kahn, Daniel 55,118 Kahn, Eugenie 55,114,116 Kahn, Leslie 71 Kahn, Linda 55 Kahn, Robert 10,29 Kahn, Philip 63 Kaiser, Laura 63,117 Kal, Gayle 29 Kleinman, Lawrence 64, 117,118 Kleinschmidt, Marga 71 Knapp, Cathy 30,109 Knell, Theodora 55 Knell, Valerie 71 Knoch, Elizabeth 71 Knudson, Linda 64 Koach, Anthony 52,55 Koach, Joseph 64,118 Koch, Valerie 64 Koff, Bruce 64,114,116 Koff, Garry 30 Kohlhase, Jean 55 Kohlhase, Nomia 64 Kohn, Robert 71,118,127 Kohn, Susan 30 Kolb, Gary 64,136 Kolkey, Daniel 55 Koopmann, Dolly 50 Konowitz, Edward 64,114 Konsler, Carole 31,108,109 Kornick, Nancy 75 Korpai, Julianna 31 Korshak, Sally 31 Kossy, David 71,127 Koven, Jane 55,121 Krafsur, 1211 31,104 Krafsur, Jody 60,64,82,109 Kraft, Stephen 31 Krakora, Sharon 64 Kramer, Deborah 1l,3l,108 Kramer, Jody 71,107 Kramer, Sandra 31,108,120 Kramer, Sue 31 Krane, Deborah 64 Krause, Janet 11,31,103,109 Krause, Leslie 71 Krauss, Jim 31 Krauss, Stanton 64,105 Susan 55 Graham, Mary 26,108 Harri s Richard 68,71, 109,114 . Harri Hart , Hart , s, Sheri 54 Dave 63,121 Debra 27 Hm, Mary 27 Graham, Roberta 54 Graham, Wendy 26,116 Granlield, Patricia 54 Grauer, Wendy 71 Green, Bruce 54,137 Green, Diane 71 Green, Gregory 71,127,137 Green, Susan 26 Greenebaum, Jill 62 Greenebaum, Robert 62,67,71 Greenebaum, William 62, 133,140 Hart, Robert 27 Hart, William 63,117 Hartigan, Deana 54,63 Hartman, Barb 63,116 Hartman, Bruce 71 Harvey, Beth 71 I-larwood, Joseph 54,133 Haskins, Cindy 63 Haskins, Linda 54 Hatch, Ruth 63 1-lathorn, Susan 63 Hauschild, Lynn 71,118 Hogrefe, Kim 63,129,137 Hokin, Lorrie 28 Holabird, Gwen 28 Holland, Edward 71,127 Holland, Jeff 55 Hollander, Sue 63 Hollis, Leslie 55,110 Holmes, Harold 63,133 Holmes, Pam 63 Holniker, Mark 5 5,118 Hong, Allen 63,133 Hong, Nancy 28 Horwitz, Gordon 63,67,l37 Houk, Janet 5 5 Hourihan, Kathy 28 Howard, Julius 71,117,118 Howell, William 55 Hrabe, Richard 55 172 Kal, Harris 71,127,136 Kalin, Georgianna 63 Kanter, Larry 71,129,131,133 Kanter, Sandra 63,117 Kapes, Roger 30,118,137 Kreda, Lynn 31 Kreiter, Robin 71 Kretchmar, Lauran 64 Kretchmar, Stuart 55,125 Kritzberg, Nancy 64 Kropp, Clarenw 71 Kruger, Danny 71 Krugerm Sue 71 Krumbein, Debbi 55,121 Krupp, Deborah 68,71,104,118 Kaplan, James 71 Kaplan, James K. 127 Kaplan, Judith 60,63,117 Kaplan, Paula 71 Kaplan, Peter 55 Kaplan, Richard 55,88,116 Kaplan, Thomas 71,141 Kapp, Georgia 55 Kapp, Ronald 30 Karger, Betsy 30,108,111,161 Karger, William 71 Karon, Maureen 68,71 Kasbohm, James 71,118,127 Kucera, Norman 31 Kuchling, Patricia 64 Kugler, Ed 55 Kugler, Robert 64 Kuhlman, Nadine 64 Kuper, Keith 64 Lackner, James 64 lacy, Deborah 71 Lacy, Patrick 64,126,137 Ladany, Cathy 11,32,l07, 108,110,111 Ladurini, Joseph 50 Lahvic, Richard 55,109 Lakin, David 55 Lakin, Nancy 64 Lancioni, Angela 32 Lane, Nancy 64,118 Lang, William 71,133 Lansford, Dorothy 117 lanski, Deborah 55 Lansrnan, Peggy 11,32,111 Lamer, Ruth 55 Larson, Jan 10,32,88 Lash, Herbert 64 Lattanzio, Susan 71 Laudurini, John 118 Lauer, Linda 64,111 Lavin, Caryl 71 Lawton, Marc 71,131 Lawton, Mary 55 Lawton, Nancy 64 Lazar, Andrew 71,140 Lazaretti, Teresa 64 Lazzaretto, Gloria 32 Lazzaretto, Joanne 55 Leahy, Tom 10,11,32,130 Le Clair, Susan 64 Lee, Barbara 64 Leeds, Judy 11,32,71,106 Leeds, Steven 127 Lehtman, Eileen 64 Lei, Bonnie 55 Leibach, Steve 55 Lemann, Walter 64,102,118 Lembcck, Michael 64,133,141 Lemme, Michael 32 Lenzini, Donald 71 Lenzini, James 32 Lenzirri, John 64,129,137 Leopold, James 71 Leopold, Richard 55,109,133 Leopold, Robert 64,116,121 LePP, Robert 55 Lenmn, Lynn 32,38 Lerner, Nathan 64 lescher, Richard 71 Leshtz, Liz 32 Leslie, Jill 64 Letarte, Peter 71,118 Levant, Brian 55 Levant, Jeffrey 71,127,136 Levenfeld, Barry 72,115 Levemier, Dorothy 64 Levey , Judy,64 Levin, Alan 64,140 Levin, Kenneth 55 Levin, Marcy 55 Levin Marla64 Le Vine, Cheryl 32,105,161 Levine, John 10,11,32,112 Levine, Mark 64 Levine, Merrill 32,116,117 Levine, Ruben 55,116,118 Levinson, Gail 55,72 Levinson, Lora 32 Levinson, Michael 72,115 Levinson, Steve 55,128,137 Leviton, Stuart 55 Levy, David 32,104 Levy, Jeff 60,64,116 Levy, Michael 55 Levy, Susan 33,107,110 Lewin, Gordon 55,118 Lewin, Lewin, Lewis, Lewis, Lewis, Lewis, Lewis, Susan 64 Terri 33 Edward 56 Jeffrey 72,127 Lynnette 72 Michael 33,38 Robert 56,67,121,118 Lewitz, Jack 56 Lex, Marilyn 56 Leydon, Joan 72 Ieydon, Linda 33 Libman, Bill 64 Licata, Steve 64,136 Liebenson, Kenny 64,131 Liebenson, Paul 11,33, 130,131 Lieberman, Barb 64 Lieberman, James 56 Lieberstein, Jodi 56,l07, 108,1 1 1 Liebman, David 72,113,129 Liebow, Cindy 64,111 Liebow, Wendy 56,104,121 Lind, Susan 56 Lindar, Alisa 56 Lindar, Richard 56,141 Lindstrom, Arme 56 Lindstrom, Richard 64 Linn, Steve 32,107,130 Linton, Robert 67 Linz, Gary 56,112,119 Lipkis, Evan 72 l.ippert, Richard 72,133 Lipski, Liz 64 Lipsky, Howard 72,127 Lipson, Emily 52,56 Lipson, Sheryl 5 2,5 6, 104,107 Lisowski, Richard 33,125 Liss, David 64 Liss, Shelley 64 Litow, Beth 64 Lloyd, Lynn 64 Lloyd, Richard 56 Lobl, Mark 56 Lockman, Jim 115 Loeb, Nancy 60,64 Loeb, Susan 72 Loeff, Nanette 72 Loeff, Wendy 33.88 Loesch, Dennis 56 Loesch, Michael 64 Logan, Todd 64,140 Logan, Jamie 59 Lolli, Linda 33 Lomoro, Mary Ann 72 London, Robert 72,137 Long, Darcy 64 Long, Jeff 64 Longino, Gloria 33 Longino, Thomas 64 Lopata, Teddy 33 Lorant, Glenn 64 Louer, Janet 64 Louer, Robert 56,109,132 Lovering, Joseph 64,133 Lovering, Pete 126 Lowenthal, Howard 33 Lowenthal, Richard 64,112 Lubin, Carol 33,107,108 Lucente, Mia 50 Ludwig, Ellen 56 Ludwig, Judy 68,75 Luke, Stephanie 72 Lundgren, Robert 56 Lunsford, Dorothy 56 Lunsford, Walter 72 Lurie, Jim 64,129,131 Lybeck, Steve 115 Lyon, Barb 33 Magiore, Mike 64 Maggiore, Sue 56 Maisel, Sally 33,116 Maisel, Tom 72 Maling, Jill 1l,33,104 Maloney, Janet 72 Malovey, Kevin 64,126,133 Man, Diane 10,34 Man, Norman 56 Mandel, Todd 67 Mandel, Tom 115 Mandell, Gregg 64,140 Mandiberg, Jim 34 Mandler, Sally 72 Manfredini, Joseph 64 Manfredini, Virginia 34 Mangel, Allen 64 Mangino, Raphael 56 Mann, Joel 67 Mann, Lisa 56 Mann, Michael 64 Manning, Ellen 72 Mansur, Jennifer 64,108 Marder, Jonathan 72 Marder, Nancy 10,34,1 16 Margeson, Kevin 52,56, 104,125 Margolis, Alene 56 Margolis, Barbara 64 Markman, Jan 7 2 Markman, Leslie 34,111 Marks, Jerrold 60,64, 126,137 Marks, John 56,105 Marks, Lisa 72 Marshall, Allison 34,161 Marshall, Debbie 64 Martin, Daryl 56,121 Marx, John 64 Marx, Marilyn 72 Masini, Bob 1l,12,34,125 Masler, Philip 56,115 Masotti, Diane 56 Masotti, Janice 64,111 Massey, Linda 34 Massin, Linda 56 Masters, Laura 34 Masters, Steve 64 Mathe, Barb 64 Mauck, Joe 56,116,125 May, Barry 56 Mayber, Steve 72,129 Mayer, Andy 34 Mayer, Laurie 64,108,111 Mayer, Lisa 72 Mayer, Peggy 1O,11,25,34 Mazer, Clifford 64,140 Mazer, Neal 56,121 Mazzetta, James 72,129 Mazzetta, Sheila 64,107 McCaffrey, Jean 34 McCaffrey, Maureen 64 McCarty, Kevin 72,133 McCarty, Tim 34 McClory, Richard 56 McCurry, Rachel 56 McCurry, Rama 34 McDonald, Jennifer 75 McDonald, Joan 56 McGivern, Chuck 34 McGivem, John 64,88, 129,133 McHenry, Barb 34 McHenry, Edwin 56 McLaughlin, Robin 64 McLaughlin, Ron 56,130 McLaughlin, Vivien 64 Mcleran, Crissey 35 McLeran, John 64,113 Meierhoff, Ellen 35 Melamed, Karen 72 Melchiorre, Linda 72 Meldman, Karen 64,110, 1 1 1 ,1 15,120 Melvoin, Jeff 64,102, 121 ,137 Melvoin, Rick 11,35,103,128 Mendell, Arlene 35 Mendelson, Claudia 64 Menduno, Frank 35 Merens, Kathy 72 Merkel, Deborah 56 Merkel, Denise 72 Meserow, Sharon 72 Mesirow, Kenny 64 Metz, Cathy 72 Metzger, Dave 72,117,118 Metzger, Loren 68,72 Meyer, Chuck 35,115 Meyer, Eugene 64,131 Meyer, Greg 35 Meyers, Ron 56,1 19,128,137 Michaelis, Ann 64 Michaels, Barb 35 Michaels, Beth 56,116 Michell, Jan 35,88,116 Mickelson, Jerry 10,35 Mickelson, Judy 64,110 Migdow, Jeff 35,140 Migdow, Nancy 65 Mikos, Joyce 72 Millan, Stefanie 35,72 Mileski, Tom 65 Millan, Arnold 35 Miller, Elissa l1,36,l11 Miller Miller Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller , ,Judy 65 Lauren 65 Leslie 56 Madeline 72 Mike 7 2,107 Rodney 36 Milligan, Leslie 36 Millington, Linda 72 Millman, Joan 36 Mills, Delores 59 Mills, Delbert 36 Mills, Ginger 65 Mills, Karen 65 Milne, Nancy 56 Milone, Gary 72 Mince, Joanne 56 Minkus, Robert 72 Minorini, Don 72,127,133 Minorini, Mary 56 Minorini, Sam 36 Mitchell, lon 65 Mizel, Bruce 72 Mizel, Ken 36,140 Mizel, Mike 36,100 Mizerny, Patty 72 Moldof, Julie 56,120 Molinari, Cathy 72 Molinari, Leroy 65,118,126 Montgomery, Carol 72 Moon, Gigie 72 Moore, Howard 56,137 Moore, Randy 75 Moos, Jane 56 Morales, Magnolia 7 2 Moran, Deborah 65,108 Moran, Mary 60,65 Moravec, Randy 65,129 Morelli, Gary 56 Mordini, Gary 72 Mordini, Nancy 65 Morelli, Rodney 65 Moretti, Angelo 36,72 Moretti, Antony 127,133 Moretti, Mike 65,133 Moretti, Theresa 56 Morgan, Elissa 65 Momini, Steve 72,136 Moroz, John 72 Moroz, Laurie 36,120 173 Morris, Marla 65 Morris, Mike '72 Morris, Paul 36,38,125, 13 2,137 Morrison, Margie l0,1l, 36,38,39,108,116 Morrison, Peggy 52,56,104 Mortier, Claudine 72 Mortier, Nadine 72 Moses, Barb 36 Moses, Jack 65,129 Moss, Rozzie 36,39,108 Moss, Sandy 65 Moyer, Bruce 137 Munski, Doug 65,129 Murphy, Pete 72 Mussio, John 37 Mustain, Fred 72,127 Naiditch, Deborah 65 Nakaruma, Guy 65,133 Nana, Suriya 37,103,106 Nannini, Shirley 72,104 Nardick, Howard 65,126 Nathan, Ernie 10,37 Nathan, Jeanne 56 Nathan, Wally 37,125 Natkin, Robert 60,65,126 Neal, James 56 Neal, Paula 72 Neff, Cory 72,129,131 Nelson, Bonnie 11,37 Nemer, Robin 56 Nerini, Julie 37,107,111 Nerini, Mary 56,107,111,120 Nero, Cindy 72,118 Nero, Melinda 65 Neu, Gail 65 Neu, Paul 56,134 Neuberger, Robin 37 Newbury, Ken 72 Newman, Loren 56 Newman, Marianne 65 Newman, Richard 56,117,118 Newman, Sally 72 Newton, Douglas 65,126,133 Newton, Patty 37 Newton, Ron 56,125,133 Nichols, Theresa 56 Nicholson, Pete 10,1 1,37,134 Nicholson, Sue 72,118 Nieder, Carol 56 Niederman, Kim 37 Niederman, Robin 72,131 Nissenson, Mary Sue 56,116 Nitsche, Richard 56 Noble, Dave 72 Noble, Phyllis 37 Noon, John 72 Nora, Permy 72 Nordendale, Shelly 72 Norwell, Bill 65,126,136 Novit, Nancy 37,107,108 Nunn, Becky 75 Nussbaum, Susan 68,72 Nustra, Nick 37 Nysted, Lee 65 Oberman, Margie 72 0'Brien, Mike 56 O'Ceallaigh, Brian 72 Ocepek, Fred 67 0'Connell, Scott 56,140 0'Donovan, Cathy 72 ' 0'Donovan, Thomas 37 Olex, Wendy 60,65,1l7,121 Oliff, Marlene 37 Olin, Kenneth 72 Olmsted, Andy 37 Olmsted, Rebecca 65 Olshan, Gary 72 Olshan, Jeffrey 40 Olson, Steve 40,125 Omens, Ellen 65 Omens, Russell 40,119 Onesti, Joanne 65 Oppenheim, Janet 72 Oppenheimer, John 10,40,52 Oppenheim, Linda 72 Ori, Arthur 65 Ori, Dave 40 Ori, Lilia 72 Ori, Marcia 57,108 Ori, Steve 65,126 Ori. Terri 72 Ori, Tony 72,133 Ori. Valerio 72 Orloff, David 57,59 Orloff, Leah 10,50 Orloff, Mark 72,115,129 Osberg, Dennis 5 7,72 Osberg, Richard 130 Ostebo, lngid 65,108 Ostrowsky, Saula 72, 118 Othmen, Omar 5 7 Owens, Kathy 40,119 Owens, Kevin 72 Owens, Mark 57,132 Packer, Linda 72 Padderud, Dave 57 Padorr, John 72,127,133 Padorr, Nancy 40,108 Page, Chuck 40,104 Page, Tracy 72,107 Pagliai, Bruce 72 Pahlke, Robert 5 7 Palay, Gary 72 Palay, Marc 40 Palmer, Liz 40 Panitch, Robert 57 Pankiewicz, Lynn 72 ' Panter, Marilyn 40 Paperniak, Karl 57,117,118 Paradise, Dennis 57 Paradise, Jane 5 7 Parker, Valecia 57,109,118 Pascal, Harry 41,109 Paskind, Debbie 72 Pasquesi, Graziano 65 Pasquesi, Larry 57 Pasquesi, Mark 65 Pasquesi, Patricia 57 Passini, John 57 Pathman, Joel 65,140 Patrick, Keny 72 Patrick, Stephen 57 Patten, Christine 57 Patten, Tim 72,127 Patterson, Dianne 65 Patterson, Sue 16,40,88, 110,1 16 Pattis, Mark 65,136 Paule, Hizabeth 65 Paulson, Jim 65 Pearlman, Lenard 41 Pearson, William 65 Peddle, Sharon 68,72 Pellar, Jeff 41 Penrose, Kathy 57,109 Perbohner, Cathy 72 Perlman, Linda 65 Pemud, Jett' 60,66,l 29, 136,137 Penaud, Lynn 59 Perraud, Sue 41,116 Perry, Charles 67 Perry, James 66,126 Perry, Janice 66,109,117 Perry, Jo 57 Persinger, David 72 Petak, Steve 73 Petersen, Greg 57,125 Peterson, Charles 67 Peterson, Jean 41 Petranek, Leslie 66 Pett, Pamela 57 Phillips, Ben 66,131,141 Phillips, Guy 57 Phillips, Pete 41 Phillips, Richard 73 Phillips, Scott 41 Piacenu, Helen 73 Piaoenu, Gerald 66 Piacenza, Josephine 57,117 Piacenza, Mary Ann 73,108 Piacenza, Larry 57,125,134 Piacenza, Loretta 41 Piacenza, Richard 66,136 Picchietti, Rodolpho 75 Picchietti, Sharon 41,161 Piculell, Lennart 41,103,106 Pielet, Patti 5 7 Pieracci, Peter 73 Pieroni, Carlo 57 Piller, Simon 52,57,118,12O,128 Pilurs, Laurel 57 Pines, Jan 52,57 Pink, Gerald 66 Pinsel, Denise 73 Pinsof, Mike 73,127,136 Platt, Ben 57 Platt, Robert 41 Plouff, William 50 Poeta, Luca 57,132 Pollack, Jim 5 7,125 Pollack, Jill 66 Popke, Bob 60,66,126,136 Posner, Karen 57,118 Powell, James 57,130 Powell, Leslie 66,110 Powell, Pattie 73 Powers, Andy 66 Pozen, Helaine 67 Pozen, Madelaine 41,116 Pozen, Maureen 67 Preskill, John 66,140 Preskill, Judy 41 Price, Debra 73 Price, Fredrick 5 7 Price, Robin 66,107 Prior, Steve 57,117,118 Prizant, Sanford 66,126 gi Q L F i r E 1 E . E E r E E. i l v r 4 1 E i 1 1 L Prophet, Mike 73,118,127 Pugliano, Victor 57 Pykor, Felicia 73 Quiles, Luis 73,127 Quinlan, Terry 73 Quirk, Thomas 57 Rabin, Janice 41 Rachlin, Mark 66 Rachlis, Lynn 57 Rade, Debra 66 Ragir, Judith 11,41 Rainwater, Judy 75 Ramirez, Korrine 73 Raney, Sandra 73 Raney, Sherrie 5 7 Rapoport, Charlotte 5 7 Rappaport, John 57 Ratajczyk, Bruce 66,126,131 Ratajczyk, Patricia 42 Rathsam, Carol 4 2,105 Ratner, Robert 42 Ray, William 66 Reaney, Sarah 73 Reaser, Dennis 66 Rector, Dan 50 Redfield, George 42,116 Redfield, Patricia 57,88,l16 Redman, Debra l1,39,4 2, 103,1 16 Redmond, Laura 73 Reible, James 66 Reichman, Randee 73 Reif, Robert 42,125 Reiff, Edward 75,129,133 Reinisch, Deborah 66 Reisman, Pamela 66,117 Reiss, Eric 66,75 Reitmeyer, Jane 57 Reitmeyer, John 42,116 Reitmeyer, Margaret 57 Resnick, Alan 73 Resnick, Ilene 66 Rettman, Neal 57 Reuben, Michael 66,126, 129,131 ,1 33 Reuler, Jack 66 Riback, Richard 42 Richards, Kathry n 5 7 Richardson, Jennifer 66 Richardson, Marcia 73 Richland, Margaret 11,4 2,104 Richman, Judy 66,107 Richman, Michael 7 3,137 Richmond, Mark 42 Richmond, Michael 68,73 Righi, Frances 60 Risdon, Jeffrey 73 Risdon, John 66,126,133 Risi, James 66 Rivera, Alfredo 137 Rivera, Jose 75,129 Rivera, Joseph 73 Robbin, Sheryl 5 7 Roberts, Walter 66,126 Robertson, David 59,66,137 Robins, Robert 42 Rock, Matthew 66 Rodell, Susan 57 Rodgers, Cindy 75 Rodin, Bruce 73,127 Rodin, Shelley 25,38,42,82, 108,109 Rogers, Barbara 57,107 Rohrer, Richard 57 Rollery, Dino 73 Romitti, Ronald 42 Ronan, Mark 66 Ronzani, Paul 57 Root, Cary 42,112 Root, Kenneth 67,113 Ropiequet, Thomas 66 Rosa, Nicholas 57,130,141 Rosa, Robert 73,129 Rosalini, Jeanine 73 Rosalini. Larry 66,126,141 Rose, Charles 42,141 Rose, Mark 57,128 Rose, Mary 68,73 Rose, Susan 57 Rosen, Barry 57 Rosen, Joyce 60,66,l17 Rosen, Loren 42 Rosen, Michele 66 Rosenbaum, John 66,116,133 Rosenbaum, Judy l1,43,ll1, 120,161 Rosenbaum, Mark 1l,43,l08, 128,137 Rosenbaum, Nancy 73 Rosenberg, Ellen 57,119 Rosenberg, Steven 67,131 Rosenbloom, Lewis 57,117,118 Rosenblit, Joel 11,43,105 Rosenblum, David 57,125 Rosenblum, Ellen 66,108,109 .LLLLLLL LLL is LLL LL L Rosenblum, Jeremy 66,103, 106,109 Rosenblum, Jonathan 10,11, 88,1 15 Rosenfeld, Paula 66 Rosenfels, Joan 57,104,111 Rosenheim, Jill 73 Rosengarden, Michael 66,140 Rosenhouse, Daniel 11,43 Rosenstein, Diana 66,1 08,1 20 Rosenstein, Mace 66,115 Rosenstein, Mark 43,105 Rosenstein, Martin 66 Rosenthal, Ellen Rosenthal, Jayne 57,120 Rosenthal, Michael 7 3,133 Rosenzweig, Michael 73 Roseth, Jill 73,110 Roshto, Ricky 66,136 Rosin, Ellen 66 Rosner, Gail 66 Ross, Alice 58,117 Ross, Dennis 10,11,43 Ross, Diane 73 Rotblatt, Stephen 66,126,140 Roth, Beverly 58 Roth, David 5 2,5 8,130 Roth, Joel 73,118,133 Rothenberg, Howard 73, 127,140 Rothenberg, Steve 66 Rothman, Eric 58 Rothman, Lee 66 Rothschild, Mark 67 Rozenfeld, Deborah 58 Rozenfeld, Ellen 66 Rozenfeld, Irving Rubenstein, Harry 43 Rubin, Clifford 43 Rubin, Joanne 73 Rubin, Jonathan 73 Rubin, Michael 66 Rubin, Robert 43 Rubin, Steven 73 Ruder, Larry 73,127 Rudman, Lorra 11,43 Ruekberg, Louise 43,111 Ruelli, David 66 Ruffolo, Bonnie 66 Russell, Donald 5 2,5 8,125 Ruwitch, Janet 43 Ryan, Michael 73 Ryer, Jean 66 Sabin, Diane 58,108 Sabold, J. Christian 5 8 Sachnoff, Lee 10,43,125,137 Sachs, George 43 Sachs, Jan 73 Sachs, Richard 66 Sadin, Abby 58,132 Sadler, Marilyn 66 Sage, Sandra 58,108 Sager, Marc 43,141 Salita, Robert 5 8,13 2 Salk, Bmce 73,133,137 Salk, Carol 5 8 Sals, Richard 73,126,136 Saltiel, David 73,115,117,118,131 Saltiel, Deborah 44 Saltzman, Robert 66 Salutsky, Laura 66 Salvador, Cecily 66,117 Salzman, Elaine 73,118 Salzman, Michael 50 Sandberg, Kevin 59 Sanders, Karen 73 Sanford, Barbara 66 Santello, Lawrence 66 Santello, William 44 Santi, Debra 73 Santi, Richard 44 Santi, Wilma 73 Saper, Clifford 10,11,44,115 Saper, Diane 73,118 Sapir, Dan 58,109,132 Sapir, Gil 58,114,137 Sarnat, Richard 66,126,133 Sasch, Karen 58 Saslow, Lynn 58,107 Scalabrini, Robert 44 Scanlan, Sandra 73 Scanlan, Timothy 58 Schacter, Meg 66,110 Schaeppi, Gordon 44,118 Schaffner, Joan 73 Schaffner, Renee 44,108 Schary , Michael 5 8,115 Schechter, Joel 60,66, 126,136 Schell, Jeffrey 58,115 Schenk, Dennis 44 Scher, Mark 66,107,140 Schiff, Janet 11,44,109 Schimert, Clarissa 74 Schlabowske, Jean 74 Schlesinger, Nancy 58,74,110 Schmidt, Diane 66 Schmidt, James 66 Schmidt, Karla 58,118 Schmidt, Linda 44 Schnair, Bonnie 67 Schnair, Jill 5 8 Schneider, Donald 58 Schneider, Marlon 24,44. 88,116 Schneiderman, Paula 68,74 Schoen, Kevin 58,125 Schoenbrod, Roy 66 Schoenhoft, Michael 66 Schoenstadt, Darryl 58, 104,118,131 Schoenstadt, Richard 67, 118,131 Schoonover, Sheryl 74 Schover, Leslie 58,116 Schranz, Barbara 74 Schranz, Martin 5 8 Schranz, Robin 58 Schroeder, Steven 66, 126,137 Silberman, Joellen Silberman, Laurie 11,46, 104,11 1,120,161 Silberman, Lizbeth 74 Silberman, Marla 68, 74,104 Siljestrom, William 74 Silver, Diane 58 Silver, Susan 74 Silverman, Edward 5 8,102,130 Silverman, John 58,125 Silverman, Maura 67,107,117 Silverman, Richard 74,129,133 Simon, Eric 74,115,137 Simon, Gale 68,74 Simon, Jeff67,113 Simon, Lawrence 67,116 Simon, Michael 67 Simon, Robert 67,129,137 Simons, David 24,25,39,46,58, 88,100 Sincere, Michael 58 Sincere, Richard 67,109 Singer, Hillel 58 Singer, Shira 67,120 Schroederus, Joy 66 Schulman, Gwen 58 Schuster, James 66,115 Schuster, Judith 58 Schwalbach, Patrick 44 Schwalbach, Wayne 66 Schwall, Susan 74 Schwandt, Judith 44 Schwartz, Barbara 58 Schwartz, Jeffery 74 Schwartz, Jo Ann 58,117 Schwartz, Ronald 44 Schwartz, Terri 74 Schwartz, Terry 74 Schwarzbach, Gayle 74 Schwed, Rebecca 74 Scoglio, Diane 74 Scoglio, Ricky 66,117 Scomavacco, Vicky 50 Scully, Helene 58,111 Scully, Marian 74 Seder, Diane 52,58,108 Seeger, Susan 66 Segal, David 58,121 Segal, Jeffrey 74 Segall, Vivian 10,1 1,44, Singer,'Susan 74 Singer, Susan 58 Singer, Ronald 58 Sinkus, Henry 74 Sirotti , John 74 Sirotti, David 58,112 Sitzman, Cathi 5 8 Skidmore, James 74,127,136,137 Skinder, Toni 74 Sklare, Steven 58,103 Skolnik, Howard 58,116 Slawin, Nancy 74 Slawin, Scott 67,126 Sleeman, Robert 46 Sloss, Catherine 67 Slos, Smith Smith Robert 74,127 , Barbara 67 , Christopher 67 Smith, Dean 58,134 Smith Eugene 59 Smith, Jeffery 74 Smith, Kay 126 Smith, Laurel 11,46 Smith, Patricia 67 Smith, Ray 126 Smith, William, 46 121,15 2 Segil, Iaurence 67,121,133 Seiffert, Albert 58 Seltzer, Candace 58 Selz, Curt 45 Selz, Marilyn 67 Senelick, Sharon 74 Senescu, Elissa 24,45 Sennett, Abbe 58 Serbin, Glen 74,140 Seremek, David 74 Sexton, Charles 59 Shanken, Sandra 10,45 Shapiro, Lim 74 Shapiro, Robert 74 Sheahen, Barbara 66 Sheahen, David 58 Shear, Barry 74,1 27,133,137 Sheelenbaum, Mary 74 Shepard, Sherman Sherman Sherman, Sherman, Stacy 10,45 Susan 74 Bamard 67 Sherlock, Sherman, , Jeremy 45 , Jill 45 Robert 67,1 18 Steven 74 Sherony, Kathryn 58 Sherony, Sherony, Keith 45 Mark 74,127 Shiffer, Rhonda 67 Shlensky, Julie 74 Shlensky, Stuart 5 2,58,1 15 Shlopack, Miles 58,118 Shmikler, Michael 58,125 Shoemaker, Robin 11,45,107 1 1 1,161 Shore, Karen 60,67 Shulman, Jan 67 Shulman, Mark 67,129 Shulman, Sam 67 Shure, Judith 45 Shutan, Claudia 45 Shutan, Scott 74 Shwachman, Marcy 74 Siegel, Denise 8,66,104 Siegel, Lynn 45 Siegel, Steven 46,104,109, 128,137 Siemer, George 50 Sigman, Leona 46 Signorio, Joey 46 Silber, Betsy 58 Silber, Jean 74 Silberman, Debra 67,117 174 1 Smoler, Beth 67 Smyslowski, Eugene 67 Snow, Melissa 74 Snyder, Cindy 46 Sokolsky, Dave 58,74,l40 Sokolsky, Debra 108,117 Sokolsky, Linda 74 Soldano, Joe 74,136 Solgon, Laura 67 Solk, Renee 67 Sollo, Richard 74,133 Solomon, Debra 67 Solomon, Jay 58 Solomon, Nancy 67 Solovy, Debra 58 Solovy, Mara 74 Sormenschein, Ted 67,74,127 Soper, Mike 50 Sorren tino, Clara 58 Soucy, Bill 46 Southerton, Peggy 67 Spalding, Linda 74 Spanier, Larry 67 Spark, Shelley 46,110,161 Spear, Larry 67 Speyer, April 58 Spitz, Joanne 74,110 Spitz, Linda 46,107 Spiwak, Debby 68,74,107 Splett, Daniel 46 Spriggs, Jim 58 Springer, Nancy 74 Springer, Steve 67,126 Spnrng, Gary 67,107,113 Saint Aubin, Corrine 73 Stanek, Harold 5 8 Starkweather, Harry 74, ' 127,136 Steele, Connie 74 Steele, John 58 Steiger, Carla 14,46,105,121 Steiger, Lennie 67 Stein, Barb 46 Stein, Estys 67,137 Stein, Gary 58 Stein, Robert 58,103,125 Stein, Rolly 67,117 Stein, Sheri 58 Stephenson, Janet 46 Stern, Daniel 67,126,137 Stern, Jeff 47,l04,1 19, 125,137 Stern, Lynn 47,117 Sternberg, Larry 47 Sternberg, Lynn 68 ,74 Sternberg, Wendy 67 Stewart, Gail 67 Stockdale, Gerald 74,121,136 Stockdale, Richard 25,4 7,1 25 Stolar, Marc 74,118 Stollman, Ellen 58,109 Stollman, Jeff 11,47,109 Stone, Ilene 47 Stone, Peter 67,129,137 Stransky, John l0,47,104 Straus, John 47,116 Stubenvoll, Frank 74,13 3 Styler, Larry 74 Suber, Pete 47,130 Suber, Tom 67,131 Supertine, Cindy 58,105 Swanson, Mark 58,128,137 Swanson, Scott 75,127 Swartz, Liz 58 Swartz, Nancy 74 Sweeney, Beth 47,116 Syme, Jim 47 Taibleson, Anne 74,116 Takala, Wayne 67 Talano, Sue 47 Tamarri, Judy 67 Taplin, Philip 58 Taradash, Jim 59 Tarpey, Ann 67 Tarpey, Brian 58,128,137 Tarson, Ron 47,l25,1 32,1 33 Tarson, Wendy 74,107 Tasner, Cathy 47 Tatar, John 47 Taub, Leslie 74 Tazioli, Anthony 67 Tazioli, Betty 58 Tazioli, Guy 50 Teague, Christine 74 Telpner, Martha 67,120 Temple, Eugene 67,133 Temple, Karen, 75 Temple, Linda 58 Templeman, Scott 74 Tepper, Mike 52,58,109, 118,133 Terman, William 67,141 Terracina, Lisabeth 74,118 Thaler, Martin 74 Thaviu, Tom 74,131 Thiesen, Peter 58,112 Thuente, Dan 74,133 Thuente, Nancy 58 Tibbetts, Mike 75 Tickes, Lynn 47 Tinkle, Jim 58 Tinkle, Mary 75 Tiziano, Nicky 48 Tobin, Laddy 60,67,129,132 Tobin, Mike 58 Tolar, Sharon 67 Toume, Stanton 58,107 Travetto, Frank 67,136,141 Tremulis, Mike 75,129,137 Treshansky, Milt 67,133 Tuber, Tom 75 Turchi, Richard 48 Turco, Jim 24,48 Turk, Martha 48,l07,108,1l6 Ugolini, David 75,129 Ugolini, Mary Ann 48 Ugolini, Richard 48 Uhlmann, Richard 58,130 Uhlmann, Tom 75,131 Ullmann, Susan 67 Urban, Jean 5 8 Ury, Karen 75 Vai, Bruce 67,126,133,l 37 Vai, Russell 58,125,137 VaUez, Michelle 48,116 Van Arsdale, Doug 67,131 Van Dingstee, Hans 67 Van, Victor 67,126 Vannatta, Thomas 58 Vanni, Linda 75 Van Order, Gary 75 Vena, Mary 48 Vena, M. Teresa 48 Venell, Douglas 67 Venell, Dwight 48 Venisti, Gaetano 58 Venturi, Mark 75 Verin, Helene 68,75,l04 Vetter, Daniel 75,127, 133,13 7 Vetter, Margo 48 Victor, Allison 58 Victor, Debra 58 Vietsch, Victoria 75 Vittenson, Barbara 48 Vogds, Eugene 48 Vogds, Mary 67 Volin, Beth 67 Volpendesta, Joline 58 ',, Volpi, Paula 75 Vyn, Janice 10,1l,48,1ll Waas, Sandra 48,108 Wait, Gary 49,1 25,132,137 Wait, Harry 75,127 Waite, James 75,127 Waite, Richard 67 Wald, Robert 67 Waldman, Pamela 49,104 Walters, Bradford 5 8,112 Walton, Mark 141 Walton, Mary 75 Wanserski, Loretta 58,88,1l7 Warner, Frank 75,127 Warren, Joel 67 Warshauer, Linda 58 Warshauer, Steven 75 Warshell, Steven 75 Warton, Gail 67 Warton, Julian 75,133 Wax, Liza 49 Wax, Orian 58 Weber, Robert 75,131 Weigel, Maree 49, 117 Weil, Frederick 10,1 1,49, 101,121 Weil, Jane 67 Weil, Penny 10,49 Weiland, Marcia 75 Weinberg, Deborah 49 Weinberg, Michael 58,102, 115 ,140 Weiner, Naomi 67 Weinger, Steve 75,120 Wernres, Joan 49,107,117 Weintraub, Gary 58 Weintraub, Neil 67 Weis, Deborah 67 Weiser, Susan 68,75 Weiskopf, Sally 58,116,121 Weiss, Gene 58,109,1l8,l21 Weiss, Nan 49,120 Weiss, Ricki 67,107 Weissenbach, Jill 67 Weissman, P. Ann 58,116 Weitzenfeld, Barry 67,140 Wenk, Wesley 67 Wessel, Michael 75,131,141 Wessel, Sherry 49 West, Charles 75 West, James 127 Wetzler, Francine 67 Weyant, Heidi 67 Wheeler, Dan 49 Wheeler, Tom 125 White, Sharon 59 Whitehill, David 49 Whitehill, Jonathan 50 Whitson, Kimberly 59 Wien, Mike 49,l09,119,128, 132,13 3 Wild, Cheryl 67 Wilheim, John 67 Wilheim, Robert 1l,49,134 Wilk, Scott 59,118 Wilkins, Frank 75,127 Williams, Reed 59 WiUiams, Russell 49 Willner, Debbie 67 Wilson, Robert 12,49,108, 125,134 Winick, Amold 67,126 Winston, Cathy 75 Winston, Jeff 50,141 Winston, Katherine 50 Winter, Lance 59 Winter, Leslie 60,67,109 Winter, Thomas 50,116 Winters, Ellen 59,116 Wolff, Thomas 59,118 Wolters, Russell 59 Wombolt, Brenda 67 Wright, Daniel 127 Wright, Gregory 67,126 Wright, Patricia 75 Wurzburg, Stephen 75,127 Wyatt, Kirk 75 Wynn, Stephanie 11,50,116 Yaffe, David 67 Yee, Hannie 50 Yones, Ellen 50 Young. Fran 59,108 Young, Kenneth 137 Young, Michael 67,133 Young, Paul 75 Zabel, Pamela 67 Zaccari, Frank 75 Zaccone, Catherine 67 Zacharias, Daniel 59 Zahnle, Mike 67 Zak, Richard 59,134 Zanotti, Mary 67 Zar, Fred 75 Zelener, Howard 75,127,141 Zemel, Stuart 50,125 Zenko, Jerry 75,137 Zieve, David 50,105 Zieve, Michael 75,129,137 Zimmer, Frances 75 Zimmer, Marcia 75 Zimmerman, Zimmerman, Zimmerman, Zimmerman, Zimmerman 50,1 15 Zimmerman Zimmerman Zimmerman Garry 67,131 Jill 50,108 Keith 75,129,133 Kenneth 50,105 Lois 10,1 1, Patricia 5 2,59 Roy 67 , Terri 75 Zisk, Mary 75 Winters, Terry 5 0 Wirth, Robert 50 Wirth, Wendy 67 Witkin, Debra 59 Witte Witte Witz, Wolf, Wolf, Wolf, Wolf, Wolf, Wolf, Wolf, n, John 67 n, Scott 75,127 Harry 59 Elizabeth 68,75 Harvey 60,67,114,116 Leonard 67 Lynne 67 Max 59 Michael 67,107 Susan 59,108 Wolfe, Kerry 67,140 Zivin, Mark 11,50,l25,1 32 Zoller, Deborah 75 Zoller, Stanford 50,119 Zucker, Andrea 59,11l, 114,120 Zucker, Sandia 50 Zun, Debra 75 HPHS FACULTY A D STAFF Aitchison, Jeanne 145 Alexander, James 147 Alsberg, Steve 107 Anderson, Alice 155 Anderson, Joanne 144 Anderson, Julia 155 Anderson, Marian 168 Anglum, Essie 168 Anthony, Robert 166 Arreazola, John 126,134 Asplund, R. W. 164 Ault, Roger 164 Austin, John 146 Aynsley, Helen 145 Baird, Betty 153 Battista, Michael 127,133,157 Becker, Leonard 166 Berkenkotter, Joanne 150 Bemard, Jim 124 Bemstein, Stuart 145 Berube, Ann 169 Bielert, Mary Ellen 145 Bindas, Steve 136,161 Bock, Eleanor 168 Boesen, Mary 168 Bogard, Ed 169 Boghasen, Rose 167 Bond, Jane 145 Borman, Eunice 105,153 Brash, Lauren 145 Brotzman, Larry 158 Bucanti, Julie 169 Burdick, Marcia 168 Burrows, Laurel 152 CaldareUi, Dan 169 Carbol, Thomas 148 Carden, Glenda 167 Cardiff, Robert 149 Cardinal, Loraine 162 Carlini, Mary 144 Carlson, C. A. 161 Carmichael, Robert 162 Carpenter, H. 156 Castello, Catherine 169 Chickerneo, John 124,159 Cianchetti, Ralph 120,152 Cliffe, Aida 144 Curtis, June 169' Daniels, Sherry 158 Davis, Don 130,131,161 Davis, Richard 169 Deasy, Jerry 148 Devereaux, Lloyd Dickman, Fred 141 Diedrick, Lucille 158 Di Nicola, Mildred 145 Disbrow, Kathleen 160 Dittman, Sharon 168 Doedens, Nancy 155 Donahue, Jim 169 Dransfeldt, Roy 169 Duncan, Ruth 144 Eaton, Mae 151 Edwards, Melvin 108,129,161 Edwards, Richard 102,164 Ehlers, Jean 144,145 Eiseman, Ralph 164 Engerman, Winifred 153 Engstrom, Erland 158 Erest, Joan 144 Evans, Linda 145 Foley, Delores 153 Freiberg, Patricia 146 Freehling, Betty 149 'Ga r Milo 157 SP9 r Gerrits, Juliana 163 Giffhom, Clarice 160 Goetsch, David 167 Gosling, Arthur 144 Grabb, Marsha 144 Greener, Barbara 150 Groh, Sandra 148 Grunska, Gerald 150 Haberland, Martin 116,165 Haddy, Gloria 146 Hamm, Helen 169 Hammerberg, Nomra 157 Hannig, Paul 168 Hanson, Harry 113,163 Hardiman, Ghita 148 Harris, Fred 127,157,175 Hart, Lou 145 Hartz, Shirley 145 Haug, Gene 164 Havens, Gail 154 Hayes, James 166 Healy, Mary 145 Hein, Vemon 147 Heindel, Joann 160 Heinzelman, Donald 153 Hextell, Ronald 157 Hiller, Frances 168 Hironimus, James 162 Homs, Marcel 144 Hubbs, Bette 151 Hutchinson, Phyllis 145 lssel, Hila 169 James, Viola 145' Johnson, Betty 169 Joiner, Elizabeth 154 Jones, J. Quentin 145 Jorgensen, Judith 153 Jorstad, Kenneth 149 Kane, Barbara 154 Kanely, Lois 145 Kaplan, Alice 149 Kaplan, Vivian 149 Kennedy, Larry 151 Kenny, Richard 142,159 Kemer, Clarabeth 151 Krienitz, Marg 165 Kroll, William 154 Kyle, Grace 169 Land, Steve 159 175' Ledlie, Adeline 145 Libakken, Leslie 144 Lill, Patsy 164 ' Lindaihls, Jann 145 Lindeman, Larry 169 Lothian, Marjorie 157 Lowinger, Alex 145 Lueking, Judy 155 Marshall, Sylvia 144 Martin, Gilbert 127,162 Massover, Esther 151 Mathews, Jo 145 Mazzarelli, Patsy 144 McCord, Kenneth 58 McLaughlin, Paul 156 Meisterheim, Barbara 152 Mellonig, Thomas 141,150 Meyer, Marilyn 160 Mihura, David 147 Miller, Ken 167 Monahan, James 167 Motyl, Joseph 164 Mount, Greta 149 Mueller, Patsy 164 Munski, John 153 Nations, Carol 160 Neil, Herbert 145 Nelson, Virginia 166 Oleson, Delores 158 Olson, Leanne 144 Olson, Trudy 164 0'Mara, Bayonne 154 0'Neal, J. O. 151 Ott, Joan 108 Palmer, Helen 151 Panther, Mark 145 Parejko, James 166 Pasquesi, Pat 168 Pehan, Carolyn 169 Perry, Harold 144 Philyaw, G. Lynn 151 Plath, Karl 144 Prahl, Marguerite 166 Price, John 145 Progre, Patricia 104,167 Rantz, Florence 145 Ratliff, Bill 131,161 Reigel, Marc 127,153 Reschke, Edwin 163 Righeimer, James 124, 137,161 Rodbro, Patricia 152 Ross, Vivian 152 Rothschild, Edward 145 Rowe, Bonnie 103.163 Ruby, Madeline 167 Ryall, Audrey 168 Ryberg, Marcia 155 Samaras, Alexander 165 Sara, Anne 152 Schaffel, Sheldon 147 Schildgen, William 154 Schramm, Charles 134,137,161 Schroederns, Laverne 168 Schuett, William 144 Scornavacco, John 136,161 Seekemp, Richard 153 Shine, Roberta 146 Silverman, Abraham 147 Silverstein, Joyce 147 Simcox, William 147 Sovish, Anne 155 Spears, Calvin 126,133 Spencer, Hildreth 166 Spitzer, Eloise 169 Stein, Josephine 155 Stunkel, C. S. 159 Stupar, Betty 152 Tank, Nancy 113,160 Tenenbaum, Marilynn 160 Thompson, Mary 168 Tilmon, Louise 159 Vanden Broeck, Suzanne 154 Vander Bloomen, Annie 169 Voss, Bonnie 160 Voss, James 149 Wall, Jane 155 Wall, Marie 149 Ward, Edith 144 Weaver, Lynn 155 Wegier, Robert 158 Werhane, Verette 144 Winklebleck, Jeffrey 158 Winkley, C. J. 159 Winkler, Bob 169 Winter, Ted 145 Wisniewski, Daniel 124, 132,161 Wood, Florence 159 Young, Jean 157 Younker, Donald 101,165 Zaeske, Earl 144 admin All good things must eventually come to an end, such as the last can of Diet-Rite, the eraser on the only remaining pencil stub, and the tired, broken, and unappreciated scaleographs. In concluding the 1969 LITTLE GIANT, thanks go to the Highland Park Herald and Walinger Studios for their innumerable photographs. We are particu- larly indebted to our photography staff, who, at the insistence of both our coordinators and section heads, were dragged to every school activity this year. ltis impossible to express our gratitude to Gene Weiss, head photographer, for his arty photos, long hours in the darkroom, and infinite patience with us when we lost the fruit of his labors. It goes without saying that we would have been helpless without the devoted aid of the entire staff, especially Krumb, Laurie, Nancy, Jean, Bob, Sandy, 176 is Judy, Nan, Ricky, Jane, Jayne, Martha, Mary, Brad, Michael, Larry, Cathy, Liz, Joanne, Judy, Kay no noise Gendron, Wendy, Laura who typed until her hands were blue,and last of all, Diana. To our freshman staffer, Mr. C., for his English copy, endless telephone calls to Mr. Hackleman, valiant attempts at captions, reams of typing, late nites, eating pizza on the floor with us, ad infini- tum . . . thank you. We also appreciate the considera- tion of the custodians, who left the washroom lights ON. Special thanks go to two tired workers, Jon and Paul. Carla would like to thank Vivian and Vivian would like to thank Carla for never arguing over anything. We hope you like it. Love, EBM? ' .nn I I I . -v--. . IU|U. ■ A.±' J-HWi.! M{P.. ■ Ullll-lP}..., . I Will ?.' JW. -y 11. jij: •« r