John Adams High School - Album Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1968 volume:

' • - ' ' rta ' j THE 1968 ALBUM JOHN ADAMS HIGH SCHOOL • SOUTH BEND, INDIANA II VOLUME XXVII JOHN MICHAEL TIRMAN, Editor-in-Chief the purpose of this generation is to live and to accomplish in academics, in activities, and in the outside world although our academic objective is to learn — its true value is the application of the acquired knowledge to life ' Jlh a ve differ from those of the last generation because we are avs are — and ve couple this awareness vs ith vork, svs eat, and knov ledge to achieve our goals •— -- ' {f-: WmMi0 tower [ C3 our generation is not afraid to ask questions — in school and out — and ve ansvs er them as individuals . . . ■F ' Af 1 ■I -J B n IhI h M fl ■ ' :iT ' H I f . . . and we only ask to tell it how it is Academics The purpose of education is not simply to instill knowledge acquired from a text, but to apply what we learn to our lives. The impressions we gain from day to day in dealing with our teachers and our fellow students is experience that no book can give, and our academic search for truth results in the realization of our place in our generation. S t y - 1 .f  , Ai«i 0  r ««r kAiMrfl . . ' - ' J. The Administration Seeks to Strengthen the Dr Charles C Holt Is the superintendent of the South Bend Community School Corporation. He received his Bachelor of Science Degree In 1948 from Southeast Missouri State College, his Master of Arts Degree from the University of Illinois in 1950. and his Doctorate Degree in Education in 1960 from the same university. DR. CHARLES HOLT: B.S. Missouri State; MA. D E.. Illinois; Superintendent C CHESTER ALLEN SR THOMAS BATH LOUIS V BRUG6NER MORTON L UNDER JOHN E MclNTVRE ROLAND OBENCHAIN JOHN C WAGNER Interest in Education Mr. Virgil Landry became the third principal in the history of John Adams High School. He was an assistant principal prior to this year. Mr. Landry earned his Bachelor of Science Degree in 1952 at Butler University and his Master of Arts Degree at Ball State University in 1963. He has also done additional graduate work at Indiana University. MR. VIRGIL LANDRY: B S . Butler: M.A.. Ball State: Principal Mr. William Przybysz became the assistant principal in charge of student activities this year, after being a social studies teacher at Adams. He received his Bachelor of Science Degree in 1958 and his Master of Arts Degree in 1965, from Ball State University. Mr. Monte Sriver is a new assistant principal m charge of educational services, after being an Assistant Principal in Plymouth He received his Bachelor of Science Degree in 1961 and his Master of Arts Degree in 1964, from Ball State University. 13 MRS. DOROTHY M CHAMBERLIN: R.N., St. John ' s: B.A., Univecsity of North Dakota: B.S.. M.S. Indiana Universitv: Nurse; Future Nurses Club Sponsor. MRS. SUSAN KINDT: Principal ' s Secretary MRS BETTY MORRISON: Library Clerk. MRS DOROTHY A. NELSON: Bookkeeper. MRS. DORIS STUBAN: Assistant Principals ' Secretary MRS. GEORGIA WINKELMANN: Guidance Office Secretary. Faculty and Students Profit from Their Aid MR. ALEX BENKO BS. MA. Ball Slate: Counselor. MISS VIRGINIA M BERGIN BS. M.S.. Indiana University: Counselor. MISS AGNES R. BURNS A.B . Michigan State Normal College: M.A.. University of Michi- gan: Counselor MR MAURICE C CORDELLAB. Heidelberg College: MS.. Butler University: Counselor: Eagle Ethics Co-Sponsor MR ALAN RENSBERGER BS. Ball State University: MS, Indiana University: Coun- selor. National Honor Society Sponsor Left: Mr. Benko Below: Mrs. Stuban. Business Class Prepares For Future Careers The Business Department at Adams, headed by Miss Puterbaugh. is able to offer a wide variety of courses through the use of modern facil- ities. Students often take typing and notehand to use in their high school classes and In future college courses Other students ' career ambitions draw them to these classes. The DECA program gives students the oppor- tunity to experience life in the business world while they are still in high school. These pupils attend classes in the morning to learn the funda- mentals of business, then they report to their jobs in the community for the remainder of the day. Through this program, students are able to see the advantages of having a background of classroom knowledge before entering the working world. The business courses on a whole afford stu- dents practical experience and knowledge which they can apply to their careers and studies. Audrey Niespodziany hopes she won ' t make a typing error. Business classes find that pradice produces typing proficiency. MISS JEANETTE BREAOY: B.S., Ohio State; Physical Education; Business Education MR. H DEAN HOWELL: A.B., Indiana University; MBA.. University of Notre Dame; Business and Distributive Education. MRS. JOYCE R. KATONA: B.S., Indiana University; Business Education; Semor Class Sponsor. MISS ANNAJANE PUTERBAUGH: BS. Ball State University: MS. Indiana University; Business Education; Department Head: Business Club Sponsor. MRS MARTHA J VALENTINE: BS.. Indiana University; Business Education MISS MARY M WALSH B S.. Indiana University; M.S., University of Wisconsin: Business Education. We Aim For Perfection of Expression and an O MRS. VIRGINIA BLACK: B A.. Seton Hill College. English; Reading. MR GEORGE EARL CARROLL: AB.. Butler University: M.A.. Columbia University; English; Latin; Album Sponsor. MR. JOHN ORAPEK: B.S., MA.T, Indiana Univer- sity; English; Developmental Reading. MISS MARY EARL: B.S., Purdue University; A.M. L.S.. University of Michigan: Librarian. MR PETER L HOLMGREN: B.S.. Purdue University: M.A.T.. Notre Oame: Speech; English: Debate: Sponsor of Forensic Society and Rifle Club. MR. GERALD D KLINE: B.S. M.A.. Indiana University: English; Department Head. MRS. KAREN LARIMER: B.A.. Nazareth College: English. MR. JAMES J. LOPACH: A.B.. Carroll College: M.A., M.A.T., Notre Dame; English. MRS BABETTE MAZA: B.S. University of Illinois: M.A.. Notre Dame; Social Studies; English. MR. NEIL MCLAUGHLIN: B.S. Notre Dame: English: Head Track Coach; Assistant Football Coach. MRS PAULA MILLER: B.A.. Carelton College; English. MRS MARGARET MYERS: A.B.. Indiana University: M.A.T.. Notre Dame; English; Tower Sponsor. It IS on the foundations of English that the student builds his basic patterns of learning The in- structors of this department, under the guidance of Mr Kline, attempt to give each student a full under standing of the possibilities of our language In doing so, they open new channels of communication to the pupil. Vocabulary and grammar give the means to formulate the fundamental structure of writing. In composition and literature, the student learns to ex- press himself through the study of accomplished authors. Discu ssion provides an opportunity for pupils to share their ideas, giving them the answers to ques- tions that they raise in their own minds As each area is studied, films and records are introduced as supplements For some of the areas of study, such as poetry, senior English classes combine to form a team-teaching course This type of classroom provides the student with the experience of a lecture course which they will experience later in college, and a more varied course involving a larger number of students A student panel tries to explain the meaning of various poems. Understanding of Literature Mrs. Weir ' s students await their book report grades. Miss Rosenfeld ' s class has other interests hesides Shaltespeare MR. R. 0. NEWTON B.A., Beloit College: English MR, THOMAS PLASTINO: B A„ M.A., MAX.. Notre Oame: English MRS. ROSEMARY PDLIZZOTTO: A.B. MA. Ball State University: English: Booster Club Sponsor MISS MARY-VIRGINIA ROSENFELD B A. St Marys College. Notre Dame: M.A., Smith College: English. MRS ELOISE SMITH B.A. St Marys College: English. MRS MARJORY STARKWEATHER: A.B.. Washburn University: Librarian MRS RUTH WEIR: A.B.. Manchester College. M.A.. Indiana University: English: Freshman Class Sponsor. MRS- ROSEMARY AZEM A.B Indiana Universily. MS.. Indiana University: Spanish. MR WILLIAM BRADY BS. Northwestern Univetsily: M.A.. University of Michigan. French; Speech; Thespian Sponsor; Play Director MRS GWENDOLYN GADOMSKI A.B., St. Marys College; MA, North- western University; Latin; Department Head; Social Activities Chairman MISS MARY GIANNUZZI B.A. Western Michigan University. Spanish; Red Cross Youth Sponsor MRS BETTY McLEMORE BA. Indiana University; Latin; Junior Class Sponsor MR STANLEY MUTTI; B.A.. DePauw University; M.S. Indiana University; French; Algebra; Sophomore Class Sponsor MRS AMERICA OLSON: B.A, Arizona Stale University. Spanish MR. THEODORE STEINKE B A, Valley City Slate. German MRS. JOANN SULLIVAN B.A , Brandeis University; French S , Language Forms Our Basic Link With Foreign Mrs. Gadomski hurries to lunch. Mrs Sullivan conducts class from the language lab controls. Spanish students write sentences for the class to inspect. Nations and Cultures The purpose of our language courses is to give the students knowledge of foreign peoples and their cultures. This department, under Mrs. Gadomski, includes the study of German, Latin, Spanish, and French. While German, Latin, and Spanish are four year courses, French is offered as a five year course for those students who studied it prior to high school. On the advanced level, French is mostly a study of French literature. In the three modern languages, the first year stresses oral understanding, while the more advanced classes go on to study the country, customs, and literature. In contrast to these modern languages, the first year class of the classical language is a study of the structure of the Latin language while translating short stories about Rome. The students of the second year class learn the ancient Roman and Greek mythology along with their translations. During the last two years of Latin, the course involves a translation of major Roman works of literature. To further the students ' interest in language study, there are opportunities for them to study abroad in Spain, France, or Germany. Living in the country greatly increases the person ' s ability to speak the language. Study opportunities in Rome are now available also Mr. Steinke listens to pronunciation in tiis German class. Theories, Postulates, Our Mathematics Department, under the guidance of Mr. Weir, establishes a means of expressing relationships and of performing useful and necessary computations Freshmen take high school arithmetic or elementary algebra, which provide a basis for developing logical thinking. Then he is given the opportunity to study plane and solid geometry, which deal with combining ideas of size and shape. The junior studies both intermediate algebra and trigonometry, furnishing him with a more detailed knowledge of numbers and how to work with them For the most part, the fourth year student is taught analytical geometry, while others qualifying for the advanced program are introduced to calculus, the mathematics of change and motion. Through the study of these subjects, the students gain not only mathematical knowledge, but also a foundation tor science. M Coar will have to Ihmk about this one. Geometry made easy by Mr. Barnbrook. MR MORRIS ARONSON BS. MS. Purdue. Mattiemalics. Head Wieslling Coach. Assis tant Football Coach MR DON BARNBROOK BA. Olivel College. MS. Indiana University. Mathematics, Head Bashetball Coach MR DON E COAR B S. Ball Slate Unnersity. MA, Ball Slate. Mathematics: Head Swimming Coach, Trampoline Club Sponsor MR HOWARD C FICK BS. MS. Indiana Slate University. Mathematics. Hi-Y Sponsor. MB PHIUP KROUSE B A. University of Maryland. M S. Notre Dame. Mathematics MR JOHN J LOUGHLIN BS. MS. Indiana University, Mathematics. Eagle Ethics Co- Sponsor 20 and Formulas Are the Basis of Calculations .Shf= ' m M MR, FRED SCHWANZ: AB, DePauw University: Mathematics; Concessions Manager MR CASIMER SWARTZ BS, Central Normal, Mathematics, MR VOLNEV C WEIR: AS, Hanover College: MS, M,A,. Indiana University: Mathematics, Mu Alpha Theta Sponsor, MR J R WHITCOMB: MAT, Notre Dame: AB., Cen- tral Normal: Mathematics: Chess Club Sponsor, Dennis Rothermel finds calculus exciting. Mr, Schvuanz explains the harder problems. Mr Kiouse checks up on students ' homework assignments Science Requires an MR JACK GOODMAN: BS. Marion College: M.ST. University of New Hamp- shire: Chemistry: Chess Club Sponsor. MR JOHN KOELLNER: B S., Noire Dame: MAT, Notre Dame: Chemistry: Biology MR RICHARD KRAR: A B.. Duke University: Science: Assistant Football Coach. MR ERNEST LITWEILER: B.S.. Manchester College: M.S., Indiana University: Advanced Biology, Walton Club Sponsor. MR LAWRENCE MARTIN: A.B., Idiana State University: M.S., Indiana University: Biology: Screen Club Sponsor. MR PAUL L REBER: AB, Manchester College: AM., Wayne State University; Chemistry: Department Head MR WILLARD V. ROBERTS JR.: A.B.. Maryville College: MS.. Purdue University: Biology: Ushers Club Sponsor MR. JOHN SHANLEY AB, M.A.. Indiana University: Biology: Mu Beta Sponsor. MR. KENNETH E. WILLIAMS: B.S.. M.S., Indiana State University: Algebra; Physics. Mr. Williams tries to explain the concepts of light Judy Rinehart finds chemistry charts confusing. , Exploration of the Unknown and the Unseen The varied science courses have the common goal of teaching the basic elements of life. Physical Science Is offered for those students wishing to receive a stronger foundation of basic science First year biology explores the concepts of living organisms. Further information about plants and animals is gained through advanced biology Physics and chemistry courses strive to explain the generally accepted but little understood facts of the world around us. A student learns how to think for himself by working In the lab and then drawing conclusions from the chemical reactions he has observed. A new course, second year chemistry, explores these same principles in depth. The science department, with Mr. Reber as its head, coordinates these courses into a well rounded and meaningful phase of the academic program. Above Left: Rick Sayers is surprised by a cheniical reaction. II .h Nsncy Groff finds Mr. Goodman willing to help her after class. Mr. Reber gleefully prepares to concoct a new chemical solution. 23 Mr Shutz lets his students exchange news while he takes attendance. Social Studies Classes ii m M MR. WILLIAM E. ALYEA: AB.. MA. Western Kentucky University: American History: Student Council Sponsor MR. THOMAS BULL: AB., MA. Notre Dame: History: English: Literature Club Sponsor. MR SAMUEL A COMPANION: BS, MA, Ball State University: Government: Sociology: Introduction to Social Studies: Booster Club Sponsor MISS JOAN FITTERLING B S . MS.. Indiana University: Social Studies. MR DAVID W HADAWAY: B.A. M ississippi College: M.A., Notre Dame: Social Sciences, Assistant Basketball Coach. MR ROBERT L REED: BE.. Tulane University: BS., Bethel College: M,S., St. Francis College: Social Studies: Assistant Swimming Coach. MR JAMES ROOP: A B, Manchester College: M.S., Indiana University: United States History: Department Head. MR JOHN J SCHUTZ: MA, Notre Dame: BS, Ball Stale University: History: Government, Ticket Manager. MR JAMES G STAVROS: BS., Ball Stale University: M.A„ Ball State University: Government, Sociology: International Relations. 24 Mr. Roop makes arrangements for the junior history trip. Miss Fitterling and her class discuss civic responsibilities Must Probe Into History and World Affairs The Social Studies classes, under the direction of Mr. Roop, give students the opportunity to gain an understanding of our heritage and our civic responsibilities. As freshmen. In Introduction to Social Studies, they learn about community affairs, and gain a basic knowledge of the principles of government. In United States History classes, juniors study our country ' s history and the ideas upon which it was founded. They also have the opportunity to take a trip to Dearborn, Michigan, in order to Illustrate the lives of historical figures In their native environments Aside from the regular classroom situation, this course is also taught in team-teaching classes. All seniors must take one semester of government In combination with sociology. International relations, or economics. At this time the seniors learn the principles of philosophy that our government is based upon. Sociology deals with man and his habits, international relations stresses the study of current events, and economics studies the economy of our country. World history, which can be taken during any of the last three years of high school. Is the study of the foundatio n of the different cultures of the world, both ancient and modern. Left Mr. Companion insists that he is not Mr. Laurita. 25 Their Goal Is To Learn Practical Skills of MRS. ROSALIE LEMONTREE: B.S., New York University; MA., Noire Dame: Home Economics: Sophomore Class Sponsor. MRS. EMMA SCHULTZ B.A.. BluHlon College: Home Economics. Y-Teens Sponsor. MRS. BETTY SEABORG BS. Purilue University: Home Economics. The Home Economics Department is another one in which practical application is of main concern. Students in family living classes learn about the problems which may arise in married life They explore areas such as budget planning and parenthood. Girls In sewmg classes learn the basics of sewing techniques and may advance to classes in tailoring and more complicated sewing. Girls may profit from these classes by developing their own style of dressing and by gaining a larger, more economical wardrobes Foods classes teach students how to plan meals, purchase materials for them, and prepare them. In general, home economics classes prepare students for their future roles as leading members of a household. Clothing classes learn the techniques of sewing. Girls ' wardrobes profit by then home economics studit 26 the Home and the Shop Old cars become the chief Interest of auto mechanics classes. Mr Bonham encounters problems m his mdustrlal arts classes The IniJustrial Arts Departinent offers a complete range of subjects in the area of vocational arts. These courses further the student ' s knowledge in the basic fields to prepare them for careers using their industrial talents. This department includes classes in drafting, electronics, auto mechanics, wood shop, and machine shop. In drafting, the student learns the technical elements of drawing. The auto mechanics pupil is taught fundamental skills by properly attending to car care. Wood shop and machine shop, two other aspects of this department, involve the use of skills in developing projects using wood and metal as raw materials. In contrast, the student who enrolls in the electronics course studies the basis of electrical currents. This class deals with not only the shop work, but also the mathematical calculations which are involved. Students work diligently on then machine shop projects. MR. C. R BONHAM: B.S,. Indiana State Universtiy; M.S.. Indiana University: Industrial Arts: Senior Class Sponsor. MR. BARE L. NESTLERODE: B S.. M.S., Indiana University: Auto Mechanics: Drafting. MR. ROBERT P SAUNDERS B S.. MS. University: Industrial Arts, Tennis Coach: Golf Co MR C G STILLMAN: B.S.I.E., M.S.E. Purdue University: Drafting. Indiana We Strive To Develope Our Talents Through MR ROBERT SEELEY AB. Indiana University; M.A.. Colum- bia University; Art MR William R SMITH B a. Indiana University: Art: Drama Club Sponsor. Play Director The Art and Music Departments allow students to pursue their Interests In these areas. A new course In humanities Is offered to freshmen this year, In which they study the concepts of the fine Arts All freshmen and choir members take a chorus class which practices the techniques of singing. Other students participate in the orchestra and band organizations which play at football and basketball games as well as at special concerts. The art courses are varied enough to give students a choice in the type of class they want. These classes Include such activities as drawing, painting, sculpture, and ceramics Students are given the opportunity to cultivate their special talents through the courses available at Adams Local and state music contests enable students to compete with others for special ratings. Contests In art are carried to the national level where students may win valuable awards Mr Sceley demonstrates Ibe use ol tbe silk Even Mr Smith sometimes wonders about students ' modern art. 28 Cultural Endeavors Mr. Hoover rehearses Christmas songs with his chorus class. Band students get ready for another rough rehearsal. Mr. Withrow directs the half-time show of the Riley game. MR. R. L HODGSON: B.S., M.M.. Ball State University; Humanities: Vocal Music. MR. ROBERT F. HOOVER: B.M.E., Roosevelt University. Vocal Music. Director of Mixed Chorus and Concert Choir MRS. JANET LEININGER: B.M. Chicago Musical College. MM.. Oklahoma University; Vocal Music: Director of Cadet Choir and Girls Chorus MR GERALD LEWIS: BS.. Julliard School of Music; MM., University of Southern California: Orchestra; Harmony. MR. LARRY D SHAFER: B.M, DePauw University; MA, Ball State University; Instrumental Music MR. NORVAL E. WITHROW: B S.. MA. Ball State University; Band Director; Pom- Pom Girls Sponsor. 29 MISS MARY JANE BAUER; BS.. Purdue Universily; M.S.. Indiana Univeisity; Physical Education; U.S. History; Cheerleader Sponsor. MR LEONARD E BUCZKOWSKI; B S.. M.S. Ball State University: Health; Physical Educa- tion; Assistant Football Coach; Head Baseball Coach MR JAMES CROW; B S. Indiana University. Health. MISS SUSAN GANSER; B.S., MS, Indiana University; Physical Education; Girls ' Sport Club Assistant Sponsor. MR GEORGE GRIFFITH; B S. MA. Ball State University; Health; Physical Education; Freshman Basketball Coach; Assistant Baseball Coach. MR. J J LAIBER: BS. Notre Dame; MS. Indiana University; Health. The courses in health and physical eijucation attempt to make the student aware of the importance of sound physical growth Through vigorous activities in gym class, he improves his strength, agility, and coordination by participating in athletic games and exercise In Health class, each student ac- quires the principles of hygiene which he uses to insure the maintenance of his health. The two courses are interrelated, and consequently both departments work together in close harmony The instructors of both subjects realize the importance of giving the student solid foundations for achieving a total health, by using both his body and his mind. Thus, by taking these two courses, the students progress both physically and mentally in his knowledge of health. Eiercises are a basic part of girls ' physical education classes. fi. Healthy Ideas Gained Ml GriHith is caught skipping gym class. MA,, Columbia Universitv: Physical MR VINCENT G LAURITA: B N S. BS. Notre Dam Education; Social Studies. MRS, SHIRLEY MILLER: BS. Villa Maria College, M,P,E., Purdue University. Physical Education; Girls ' Sports Club Sponsor; Girls ' Swim Team Coacli MR JOHN P MURPHY: B S. Notre Dame; Physical Education MR. GERALD PLANUTIS: BS. MA. Michigan Stale University; Physical Education; Mono- gram Club Sponsor; Head Football Coach, MR, DANIEL POE: B S. Indiana State University; Physical Education; Industrial Education; Cioss-Country Coach; Gymnastic Club Sponsor; Assistant Track Coach MR, ED SZUCS: B.S.. Purdue University; MS. Indiana University. Study Hall; Athletic Director; Monogram Club Co-Sponsor, from Physical Activity and Classroom Study Swimming classes have become a part of the well rounded physical education progrt MRS. LETA SEAL: BS., Purdue Unt- versltY: DietarY Internship, Allegheny General Hospital. Pittsburgh. Pennsyl- vania; Food Service Supervisor ,1 ' W ,■ J Genevieve Shreve, Viola Strong. Carol Kinzie. Cateletia Ladies. Front Row: J Burns. C. Henderson. E Sester. R. DeLeury. M. Clayton. Back Row: D. Haughton. L. Woodward, T. Grant, F. Nemetli E. Henn, E. Kaiser, H. Wenger, R. Rodgers, L Mackey. J. KoeMer. Their Work Keeps Our School Going Smoothly Janrtors from left lo righi M Robinson. H Ewald. H Trensey. L Woolen. M Wruble. H. Keefer Janitors from left to right: Clair Shreve, Frank Nemeth, Walter Lewandowski. James Scott. 32 Mr. Hadaway regrets the end of his free period. Above: Mr Przybys; feels the pressure of being a new assistant principal Below: The Album photographer surprises Mr. Barnbrook. Mr, Bull relaxes during a pep assembly. 33 .rff .jRGSB ' ww Student Life Our lives revolve around Adams; it is our place of work, activity, and association. We are finding ourselves, learning to accept our role as adults, making plans for tfie future. Tlie philosophies that we finally accept, and the persons we finally become, depend on this world. As diverse as Its inhabi- tants are, however, there are two common bonds: the spirit of the school, and more important, the spirit of the generation. We can never lose either. S «i ' i i ii ' . ' ' ' ' «• ' ' , ' ' -i -. ' --■■-• - ' :, i Take Time To Look Laurie Kelly is embarrassed when she drops her Iray in the lunchroom. Momeroom 2 1 1 competes for first place in the Little FiveHundred. Chns Webster and Mark Beaudway pose during Freshman Show You Round Rigtn People get in the strangest positions to sign yearbooks ■1 Q i 1 w ■1 B 1 J 1 y 1 l [ H ' H fl 11 1 m f9 r (■ BA 1 Around . . . It Is Four Short Years. 1 Students work diligently in the library during their study halls Our principals enjoy Bill Stoler ' s anil Kathy Rada ' s mode of dress. Take Time to Work ... It Club representatives attend the leadership dinner and conference with Dr. Holt as guest speaker. Model U. N. members discuss current events. Lynetie Walker and Kathy Taelman attended the Journalism Workshop Rick Ssyers pauses before putting the library books away. Julie Smith works hard at her post as an attendance aid. is the Price of Success. Brenda Nelson is the DAR award winner for the 1967-1968 school year. 39 spectators nervously await the results of the game in the rain. The John Adams Student Body displays their spirit and enthusiasm at Take Time To Take Part . . . The football learn works hard during late summer and fall to be able to compete successfully during a difficult season. The annual Eagle-Bear football rally and bonfire fires up the tearr Mike Quimby attempts to pin his opponent during a wrestling meet. It Is The Privilege of the Student Body. f- Af! f- _i KV The John Adams Marching Band entertains the crowd during half time. The students follow the example of JoAnn Pitts during a pep assembly Take Time To Think ... It Is The The membets of the band find diHerecrt ways to amuse themselves befoie the bell rings first hour. ' L Five boys decorate the wall during Mr Szucs ' study hall. The language lab aids the students in mastering their languages. Mr Murphy ' s gym class struggles through weeldy exercises. Source of Power. 43 Take Time to Gather Together . . . Mr Reber watches the confusion of students before a pep assembly. Juniors and seniors show freshman and new students how not to dress The seniors listen to Miss Burns give them advice about college. It Is the Time to Learn From Each Other. Mr Siucs gives an encouiaging word before Ihe lirsi football game The concert choir under the iJirectlon of Mr. Hoover performs for the stuiient body during an assembly. 45 , floofMAKI The opening scene of the play Earnest in love ' is set on the sidewalk of an early twentieth century English town. Take Time to Dream . . . Veki Zeidet and Diane Watt are prominent figures in the opening scene of the winter play Antigone The memhets of the court listen attentively to the witness ' s testi- 46 Nancy GroH. a witness of the state, testifies before the judge in Itie play The Night of Jan- uary the 16th i - Lady Thiang. played by Nancy Erickson, kneels before the King, Paul Woo. in the production of ' The King and I. It is Hitching Your Wagon to a Star. mony in the play ' The Night of January the 16th. Haemon (left), portrayed by Bob Syburg, confronts his father (right), portrayed by John Tlrman In the play Antigone 47 THE 1967-1968 FOOTBALL COURT AND ESCORTS Sealed Chris Humphrev. Janet Kathy Hemlg, Sally Wilkinson. Row 4: Mike Quimby, Greg PawlowskI, John Tliman. Mike VanOeWallc-queen. Kathy Taelman — queen, Kathy Faurol Row 2 Paul Koehler, Lejgh Harding. Mike Downey Janicki. Mark Beaudway. Bill Nicksin Row 3 Kathy Miller. Karen Parseghian. Lucy Davey. Take time to be friendly . . . Kathy Taelman and Janel VanDeWalle leave the football field after homecoming half-time in glory. Kathy Taelman and Janet VanDeWalle co queens, are both excited by the announcement of the vwmnefS Laurie Kelly, escorted by Dave Robinson, was Adam ' s representative on the city-wide Holiday Tournament Court. After being crowned Basketball Homecoming Queen, Judy Veris and her escort, Jerry Deck- er, leave the basketball court. It is the Road to Happiness. THE 1967-1968 BASKETBALL COURT AND ESCORTS: Seated: Cathy Miller, and Judy Veris. Esta Reisman. Cindy Ansted. Janis Nemeth. Linda Martin, Peggy Feferman. Row 4: Eddie Golden, queen. Row 2: Jim Barnbrook, Cathy Havel. Bill Nelsen. Celine Krizmanich. Pat Jai:kson. Row 3: John Tirman, Craig O ' Connell, Tom Koehler, Fred Lake Organizations Clubs provide an aspect of school life that reaches beyond the classroom. It is the opportunity to prove that we can achieve more than academic excellence. It shows that we can perform in the specifics of life, all the while insisting that the responsibility for this self-discipline should rest in our hands. Boosters Cheer Eagles On The John Adams Booster Club was organized to instill a greater sense of pride on the part of the student body, in the accomplish- ments of our athletic teams, and to promote a more genuine, sincere, and enthusiastic attitude toward all our athletic activi- ties After School there ' s a rush over to school field for the decorat- ing of the goal posts for our football games The club also sponsors the Eagle-Bear Bonfire and chartered buses for away games. The sponsors are Mr, Companion and Mrs. Pollzzoto. ROW 1 J Keclh. S Wilkinson. C. Liebler. S McGregor, D Groth. ROW 2: S, Bauer. P Kealing, C Fettl. C Krizmamch. K Havel ROW 3 J Piechovwiak. Hahn. J Jordan. L Lane. C Horvath. P Lefkow. C Humphry. F, Kloote. Should I volunteer ' K, Kamp. treas , S. Gregor, secy,, N, Zeiger, v pres,, P, Martinov, president, K. McClure. sgt. at arms. 3:15 Fiiday: MASS CONFUSIONI 52 Board; ROW 1: A. Niespodziany. S. Liste. L Kelly. F. Driver, T. Waters. R, Shapiro. J. Nugent ROW 2: K. Kruyer. S. Zeiger. P. Gaines, J. Murphy. C. Ashe. Cheerleaders Boost Eagles to Victory ROW 1: J Pitts, A Niespodaany, B Allen ROW 2: K. Kamp, T Waters; captain. J. Samuels Lett 10 right B Riley. N Zieger; captain. J. Canen. C Marrow. P. McClure. B Lindsey JAMS iaHS, ' H Lettermen Promote Pride The John Adams Monogram Club is open to those boys who have earned a letter In any of the nine varsity sports: Football, Cross Country, Tennis, Basketball, Swimming, Golf, Wrestling, Baseball, and Track. Membership in this selective organization gives a sense of pride to each of its members. They sponsor various activities which include selling sport schedules, three award assemblies, and their annual spring dance. The club Is constantly striving to set a good example in the field of athletic competition, and they are highly respected by members of the entire student body. The lettermen are under the leadership of Mr. Szucs and Coach Planutis, who is serving his second success- ful year. f 1 ftl T. Kruyei, sgt.-al-arms: R. Sayers, treasurer; C May. secrelary; K. Walters, vice president: P. Hamilton, president: Mr. Szucs and Mr. Planutis, sponsors ROW 1: R. Muncie, J Zimplenan, M. Fox, J. Smith, J. Driver, B. Manuszak, K. Walters. P. Hamilton ROW 2: B. Morlan, M. True, S. Stcinger, R. Sayers, J. Norris, C May, J. Aitchison, J. Broadstreet ROW 3: B WhUlock, D, Taylor, Lancater, V Fragomeni. E. Jacobs. C. Wintrode, J. Panzica, P Shapiro ROW 4: K. Cole, D Beatty, M. McGann, P. Jackson, J. Tulchinsky, T. Redman, Rohinson. T, Kruyer. ROW 5: 0. Warnell. T. Westfall. T. Madison. K. Ivory. ROW 1: F. Fahey. R Davis. P. Reed, J. Driver, T Kruy- er. ROW 2: D Sharpe, J. Hcrreman. B Fitzgerald. J Szuba. M. Quimby. ROW 3: J. Clark. M Fitzgerald, T. Schrager. J Decker, S, Wise. ROW 1: B. Manuszak, L. Preston, P. Hamilton, J. Driver, K. Walter, R. Preston ROW 2: E, Szusz, K. Jerpy. M. Williams, R. Sayers, P Shapiro ROW 3: R Kominkiewicz. W. McDougal. R. Collins. D. Grayson, 0. Sharp. |1 [.„.. L.. .i rf %| 1 i 0 1 ' B Bi ' ]Bf ' - ' m Kjn V 1 i| i JiV H - HB M Mi 1 ■B w o% Drama Club Adds Culture to Adams Life ■ ■j HJIllit i iK s F B Qli • m wi - B t . :Vi- wM Under the leadership of Mr Smith the Drama Club has completed another creative year The object of this club is to create student interest, knowledge, and participation in the field of dramatics. Earnest in Love, The Night of January 16th, which were produced in the round, Antigone, and the musical, The King and I Not only did the terrific performance by the cast make these four plays the successes that they were, they were also the hard-working students helping with costumes, make-up, sets, props, publicity, and tickets. The endless rehearsals were made complete by the backstage antics and mad dashes for food for the hungry actors. M Otter secy. S Browne, v pres. S Werler. pres . C Ashe, treas From row: C Martin. B. Taylor, S. Worland, P Fredrick. M Gross. G Graves. N. Krouse. P. Kasper. ROW 2: L. Salas. J. Blue. □. Abbot. B. Brown. B Mihelich. J. Gross. L. Johnson. D Eskew. ROW 3: J Taylor. J. Cooper. A. Prebys. G, Collins. J Nestlerod. H Kirwin. B Magee. D. Cline, S. Ray Front row: C. Di Gitolamo. L Browne. V. Pascuzzi. J Jennings. K Lackman. P Jacox. K. McMillan. C. DeLeury. D Troutman. K Inwood. P Randolph. C. Lind. R. Kish ROW 2: K. Slutsky. C. Clark. A Levkoff. R Born, L Topping. J Schafer, G. Windsor. L. Heise. R Lake. L. Philip. K. King. P. Moody. ROW 3: S Beeman. C Brubaker. J. Stienchcomb. J. Kuesert. G. Cook. A Mclnerny. P Meyers. C. McKenny, M. Rohman. N Keely. W Gillbank. C Marvin. M Engle. S. Rose. M. Wentland. K Koch. T Kirkwood Front row: D. Sterchi. A. Zimmerman. J. Huff. J Huster, E. Goldsmith. Ball. C Young. J. Eufemi, J. Levalin, J. Seal, S. Roland, D. Green. ROW 2: C. Duxbury, J Lee. L Esjner. B Mello. L Kurman. J Sampson. J Szuba. R Loos. S Natkow. M Major ROW 3: A Fitzgerald, W Faber. R Plant. D Lipsky. J Piser, C. McGowan. N Worland. K fteden burg. C. Larson. We Make Memories Last Under the leadership of John Tirman, editor-in-chief, and Mr. George Carroll, sponsor, the 1968 John Adams Album is bigger and better. With deadlines always coming near, the frantic staff worked endlessly to meet them. The Album Staff takes pride in the 1968 Big Book. Each section editor has worked six long months on our album. When they sponsored their annual dance in the spring, magically the Album then belonged to the student body. All the fights, frustrations, and confused moments vanished, and only pride and fulfillment were left. Through the efforts of just a handful of people, the school year will be remembered forever. ROW 1; Esta Reisman, subscriptions. P Lefkow ROW 2: D Eslcew. J Blue, M True. C Mahanlc. J MacGregor. S Glaser. S Wyatt. ROW 3: J. Wallcer. J. Sanders. C Liebler. S. McGregor. D. Raibin. C. Berman. 0. Strom. R. Cohn anri Steve Kaniewslci. editors. The o fer and a hlevj Face A different Tower was presented to the Student Body this year It was made larger, the type of paper was changed, and new features were added. Among the Items of interest were the Eagle of the Week, Four Corners, sports analysis, and letters to the editor. Tuesday nights were spent thmking of creative articles which were due the next day During the weekend, many hours were spent typing and editing the journalistic works and plotting the dummy Miraculously the deadlines were met, and Friday the product of long hours of work was viewed by the student body. Much to the relief of Barb Natkow and her associate staff and sponsor, Mrs. Meyers, the Tower completed another week victoriously. B. Natkow. editor-inciiief, and Mrs. Meyers, sponsor. J Vens and P Lefkow. news editors. D Robinson, photographer h Howard Berman, sports editor. 60 News Staff: ROW 1: K. Keith, S Wyatt, E, Jacobs. ROW 2: S Mc- Gregor. R. Cohn. To ver Representatives Sell A New Tower Juniors: ROW 1: A Prebys. J Fuilong. T. Doty. M Waechter. K Webster. ROW 2: D. Metzget, B. NIckson. C. Appel, L Lind, G. White Freshmen: ROW 1: B. Bertles, J Pisei, J Vurpillol, J. Huff, C. Liepold, E. Goldsmitb ROW 2: J McGregor, M Kubal, P Zikei, S Slahly, M Crane. F Dudley. R. Colbert Sophomores: ROW 1 : S Powell. L Lowry. K Kerth. K Warmers. L Browne ROW 2: K. Ounbv. Arens. J Ha elton. J Murptiy. G. Taylor 62 Representatives Boast A Bigger Better Album Seniors: S. Carroll, K. Kamp, L Pfzychodny, C. Havel. S. Cossman, L Walker. S Liste. J. Keith P. ffferman. J. Talcacli. Juniors: ROW 1: C. Fritz. K. Urbaclie. B Allin ROW 2: J Humphrys. B Stoler. G Collins, R. Blanton, 0. Koehnemann, J. Rosenstein. Sophomores: Seated: S. Lucky, J. Titman: Editor-in-chief, P. Pixley. Standing: S. Beenan. L Walton. _ . ' ■ J. Hill. T. Nowiekie. A. Leffcof, 0. Swindler, S. Vandervourt, F. Brazeau Freshmen: ROW 1 : K. Barker. B Plaut. M Major. R Nowostaski ROW 2: M. Putter, J. Huster. M. Westfall. N. Strong. 63 Orchestra Opens the Door to Music Appreciation Donning formal attire, the members of the John Adams Orchestra presented their fine music many times throughout the year. In the fall, some of the members represented Adams in an all-city Orchestra This provided music for the North Central Teachers Association. Later the Orchestra and the Band presented a fall concert. In January they again combined with the Band to present the traditional concert with the Mc- Kinely and Edison School Bands and Orchestras The group appeared in the All City Spring Concert and later combined with the Band and Glee Club to give a beautiful and Imaginative performance. The music lovers were called upon other times by the school for assistance They added beauty to the National Honor Society Inductions, Baccalaureate, and Commencement. Under the direction of Mr. Gerald Lewis, the Orchestra should be commended especially for many local, district, and state contests which its members won. Officers: W. Ward, treasurer. J Kendall, P. Vance. S Worland. secretary: S. Weiler, vice- president: L Magee, president Symphony Orchestra Members: B. Magee, S. Worland, J. Lewis, W. Ward, L. Magee. Orchestra lakes a breath while Mr Lewis gives instructions Orchestra: ROW 1 : L Magee, W Ward M Raymond M Crane E Jacobs S Weiln J. Lewis, B. Magee. ROW 2: S Worland V Pascuz2i S Peuter L Frenkiel K. Webster J Nugent, N. Powers, P Vance, R Wilson N Worland G Sampson ROW 3 S Simonds, B Mihelich, T. Birdsell, S. Howard, M. SeidI, J. Kendall, B. Brickley, J. Vollmer, D. Del- Vallee, M. Clemens. B Natkow, B Syburg, C. Rusk, K. Overaa. S. Zoss, J Spigle, J. Schafer ROW 4; C. Vargo, S Lukas, M. Zoss, A Fitzgerald, K. Orfanos, S Schrader, K Duckei, C Lack. S. Casasanta. P. Fendall. C. Woodworth. D. Darsee. J. SeidI, B. Wilson, J Meuver. M Jngale ROW 5: K. Weisel, C. Bridge, E Weingarten, B. Ballou. L Roames. B Fefer- man. D Moody. J. Jennings. J Layman, P. White. R. Zimmerman, N. Brook. 6. Bolinger. G Barker. J Noble, D Rothermel, S. Jordan, D. Conley, G. Powell. S. Worland takes the roll wbde Mr Lewis studies the Versatile Band Brightens Football Games as ROW 1 : Lefl lo nghl N Powers. J. Nugent. K. Webster. S. Natkow. D, Kuc. P Jaco«. S Strycker, A. Zimmerman. J Magdalinski. C, Brubaker. R, Hay, M Engle. J, Long, J long. L. Mais, ROW 2: B. Koehler, J, Voll- mei. B Btickley, B. Kisk. J Strong, S. Beeman, C. Pawlak. D, DelVallee, D Gomer, W Clemans. B Natkow. C Rusk, B Syburg, C McKinney, J Radding, E Straw, D Conely, D Groth. ROW 3: G. Shearer, J. Quick, L Frame, J Sherman, K Plaut, S. Rees, M. Stemhoter, SterchI, W Father, D Troutman. S Schrader, G Thornhurg. T. Oifanos, J. McDaniel. C Sack, K. Bucher, S Casasanta, J. Huff, S Lung, P Seggerman, C. Buzolitz. ROW 4: J. Rubin. E. f lcNufty, S Barker. K. Freese, M. Butts, The many activities of the Concert or Marching Band, the Varsity Band, and the Dance Band kept one hundred and fifty band members and their director, Mr Withrow, busy throughout the school year In addition to a heavy schedule of marching, concerts, and public performances, many of the members partici- pated in the annual local, district, and state solo and ensemble contest Many of the members gualified for state competition The Band gave guite a few concerts this year the annual fall concert, the Adams-McKinely-Edison School band concert, the Spring concert with the glee club and the orchestra, at which time the graduating seniors were honored. The boomers and the footers also provided a varied program of entertainment during the half times of the football and basket- ball games The Pep Band gave an atmosphere of school spirit by playing for the pep assemblies. 66 well as Traditional Concerts S. Strouse, R. McCraken. S. Valentine. D. Rothermal. J Noble, G. Barker. A. Rupert. D. Fonts. C Opperman. M. Hamilton. B loose. J Kryiler. M. Bravin. R. Anderson. C. Powers. B Henrlrickson. V Gubi. R. Challinor. M. Ball. U. Peterson. J Brickely. J. MacCombie. J. Ekenburger. R. Schultz. M. Symkowicz. Mr. Withrow. Standing: N. Brook. R. Zimmer- man. D. Luckett. G. Bollinger. B. Fleming. B. Zahart. N. Strong. L White. T. Snell. R Whiteman. D Sharpe. B Jordan. D Mais. J Bendit. H Wein- garten. G. Dare. V. Miller. M Pope. R Baird. V Emiey. L Howard. S. Jordan, N. Zeiger. J. SeidI TTie Pep Band adds spirit to pep assemblies. Mr. Withrow relaxes during a practice 67 ROW 1 : J Urban. E Reisman. L Sirouse. J Kusepert. K Biown, J Nugent. E Jackson. A Hartwick. M. Bravin. S Carroll ROW 2: J Blue. P Pierson. C Eufemi. M Seidel. 9 Vance. N Groff. S Neff. B Schuster. D Hunter. M Winslow ROW 3: K_ Faurot. K. Fritz. S. Worland. J Veris. B Taylor. D Goet. P. Kasper. R. Thompson. C Buzolitch. U Zelones. K. McMillan. J. Nemeth. D. Eskew. P Jacox. D. Gtoth. P McMahon. L Majee. Watt. M Minx. B. Linsey, D. Ttoutman. N Powers ROW 4; J Schatet. N Erickson. G Grams. S Sommers. M Reeves. J Watt, D Darsee, G Taylor ROW 5: D Schuster. H German. D Woo. B. Stogdill. M McPhee. P Thistle. D. Kelly Music Is The Spirit Of Their Souls The John Adams Glee Clubs, under the supervision of Mr Robert Hoover and Mrs Janet Leiniger have concluded anoth- er successful year The Vesper Services, a traditional Christmas program, once again inspired the student body and members of the entire community with the spirit of the season Not only do the Glee Clubs present the Vesper program to the students and for parents, they have the opportunity to sing for the public on television Preparation for various contests and concerts begins early in September and concludes with the Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises in June The long hours of rehearsal are well worth the satisfaction that the members and supervisors of the Glee Clubs receive from presenting each program. Lett to Right: librarian. S Suit. President; D Barton, Secretary- Treasurer. N Mitlofl. Vice President. M McLemore 68 ROW 1 : M. Kubiak. T Snail, T Barney. K Ivory. R Shapiro. P. Martinov. K McClure. M. Cyrier. B. Henry. ROW 2: W Gunn. J. Taylor. S. Cortes. M. Neff, J, Stalil. J, Taylor. C. Rabik. C Morfoot. ROW 3: S. Weiler. C. Manin. M. Sandock. S Scbracler. J. Boys. J. Ekenburger. C, Heckaman. D. Abbott. D. Keeler, D. Neff. P. fiflolnar. B. Taylor. C. Luckens, P Moody. K Webster. L Roames. D Thomas. T. Smith. S Stably. D VanHulle. L Meyers. K W. Ward. C. Mueller. M. Long. Resseguie ROW 5: D Bray. G Stole. Hicky. C. DeLeury. B. Mendrickson. J Seide. T Shula. V 1 Ward. J Jennings ROW 4: Karn. N. Zeiger. C. Larson. P. Emiey. P. Woo. M. Dragoon. B, J f i ROW 1 : President; D. Abbott. Vice-president; S- Weiler. Secretary-Treasurer; S- Summer. Busi- ness Manager; D. Woo. Mr Hoover ROW 2: Attendance; K McMillian. D Groth. J Nemwtb. K. McClure. Robe Chairman; F. Larson. Mrs. Leinger ROW 3: Librarians; C. Martin. C. De- Leury. Recording Technician; W. Gunn. Historian; D Watt. N Zeiger ROW 1 : Vice-president; K. Hacketl, President, K DiGirolamo. Secretary- Treasurer; S. Vosburgh, ROW 2: Mrs Leiningcr. Attendance; L Stoffer. N. Wetland, Librarians; D. Cline. Thespians Promote Dramatic Efforts C Ashe, M Sandock, S Weiler, L Levatin, Mr Brady, sponsor, A. Prehys, D. Watt, N. Powers. J. Urband. The National Thespian Society, Troupe 1464, of John Adams honors those students who have made outstanding achievements in any phase of a dramatic production. With Mr. William Brady ' s help, those who belong help to further dramatic arts in school. Outstanding Journalistic Talents Honored Quill and Scroll honors those who have made outstanding jour- nalistic contributions to either the Album or Tower. Any student who meets these requirements as well as ranking In the top third of his class Is eligible for induction into this national honorary each spring. ROW 1 Mrs Myeri. sponsor. B Koehlet. sec treas . 8 Nalkow, pres , Wendy Rubif Walltef. B Nelson, J Tirman, J Veris. N Powas ' . pres. Mr Carroll, sponsor ROW 2; L. 70 Leadership and Scholarship Four precepts make one ' s induction into the National Honor Society possible. They are scholarship, leadership, service, and character While striving to promote enthusiasm for good scholarship, the fifteen per cent of the senior class to which membership is limited holds various pro| ects, both service and honorary Mr. Rensherger is the club ' s sponsor Juniors anxiously await the time when they must detect whether or not their parents have received the magic letter for this is the first step that their senior year is fast becoming a reality. J. Barnbrook. vice pres.. 0. Rothermel, pres.. C. Larson, sec ' y.. S. Sommers, trees. f .fr_. ■ . A,.  at W m m r i .m «l m s iV W ' i S ' ' ■ w !m§m Jmm S t .SL .i «b Sf Bf V.Jii== IPl TI Im. ar e = ' 19. . ■ ' U ' M InB ' W ■9 mL U S ■ -- WL m - SL ■ l si ' Wf ff ' •■ :; ' :i ' i 1 ! m ' J ' ■ ' fV 1 P L|f : ' ||.ti L JH It m -M- -- • - ROW 1: N. Powers, B Natkow, P Letkow, S Weiler, D Walt. Mr Rensberger ROW 2 J. KeNh, M. Sandock. J Nugent, P Feferman ROW 3: M Rtzgerald. J Prescott. C Steinke, B. Miller. ROW 4; J Tirman, S. Fox. ROW 1. J Vens. C. Havel, L Walker, E. Reisman. L Magee ROW 2 M. Otter, P. Martinov, C. May. S Worland ROW 3: R Stoll. S Andrick. D Woo, M. True, B Manuszak. Eagle Ethics ... A Constant Reminder B Nelson, pres , C Havel, secy, C. Miller, hisl treas ROW 1 N Powers. B Taylor, B Natkow, E. Reisman. K. Parseghian. ROW 2: M Fitzgerald, Woo, J, Barnbrook. J. Tirman, Schuster, D Rothermel, D Abbott Eagle Ethics, a committee of the student council, was created to promote ethical standards of behavior within the school. Eagle Ethics sponsors various projects which act as constant reminders to the student body. Placing signs under the clocks serve as subtle reminders to each student. The main goal of the ethics committee is to make ethics evident in each phase of student life. ROW 1 J Bates. K Lapiere. J Dalgieen. A Levkoff. J MacGregor. J Stahl, P Peifer ROW 2 B Frtzgerali), Oppetman. T Garnrlz. A, Prebys, T Fori), G Collins, M Hickey, C Humes ROW 3 Bratcher. J Feldman. J Blue. N Zeiger. M Peters. M Szymkowicz. J Lewis. aFiey. 72 Forensic Society Prepares Debaters ROW 1: J, Raymond, J. Havden. M. Raymond, yice-pres.. B. Koehler, B. Traub, D, Vance. ROW 2: S. Zoss, L Muskin, N. Berg- man, treasurer. Tim Shula, president, presides with authority. Mathematicians Seek New Challenges J Splgle, treas.. C Steinke, pres, Mr Weir, sponsor, B Natkow, sec ' y Absent M Sandock, vice pres ROW 1: M. Williams, S. Sommer, M. Bravin, V Fragomeni, H. Berman, B, Syburg ROW 2: R Goldner, K. Urbacke, L. Levatin, M. Otter. J. Ford, M. Clemans, B. Magee, A. Mehta, M. Petersen, T. Engle, P Crowley, M, True, G. Maciulski, J. Prescott, B Miller, B Zahrt. Literature Furthers Quest for Knov ledge The Literature Club of John Adams High School promotes the interest of students in the area of liter- ature, both classic and contemporary. The club gives those with a genuine interest in this field the op- portunity to pursue the deeper meaning of literature by having stimulating, thought-provoking discussions under the leadership of Mr. G. Thomas Bull. Left to tight; M. Hotning. T. Russwurm, J. Denslow, D. Ttiomas. Chess Club Provides Challenge . . . ROW 1: M Bravin.treai. K.Orfanos. S. Mahler. J Rad ding. B Syburg ROW 2: E Sias2. pres., J. Ranagan, S. Woltarth, D, Fritz. T. Engle, L Bafack. J Spigle, secy . K Spigle. statistician. Houston. Mr Goodman. Mr Whjtcomb, sponsors 74 Screen Club is Invaluable to Teachers Mr. Lawrence Martin, advisor of the Screen Club, teaches the members to operate all of the school ' s audio visual equipment. The members are always ready and willing to give up their spare time in order to help a forlorn teacher who has pressed the wrong button! This club plays a big part in the school ' s audio visual program during school hours as well as after school. Left to right: D Sanders. R. Kish. Mr. Martin, H. Pflueger, pres. D. Turnock. Ushers Help to Keep Us Orderly ROW 1 : M. Powers, act. sec. D. Sanders, sec-treas., C. Wintrode, vice pres., J. Hayden, pres.. Mr Roberts, sponsor ROW 2: S. Vervyncht. S Gulyas. t Hrabik. ROW 3: L Howard. D IMiller. T Sloma. L Wolfanh. S. Wolfarth. ROW 4: S. Boker, M. Anderson, S. Wright. E. Roames. M. White. 75 Girls Compete in Wide Range of Sports The Girl ' s Sports Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Shirley Mil- ler, has completed its second successful year Members participate in a wide range of sports activities. These include bowling, syn- chronized swimming, apparatus, volleyball, basketball, tennis and modern dance Lifesaving courses and inter-school competition is also offered in swimming. Bowlers try to better low averages! Miss Ganser assists in vaiious activities Form is important as well as power. Another typical day in the pool ' 76 ,. . MVjy A break is always in order! Grace is an essential pari of moiiern dance. Lifesavers practice the fundamentals of their course Rifle Club Teaches Caution and Precision ROW 1 ; M. Eberhan, T Kirwin, R. Shapiro, vice pres, E Jacobs, A. Salas, W Laughlin ROW 2: G Selig, M Swindeman, L. Selig. K Selig, S. Thil, M. Horning. S Welty, president. The Rifle Club gives those who like to shoot the opportunity to compete with others who have the same hobby. They practice at the YMCA and learn good shooting fundamentals as well as precision and accuracy ABC Readies Future Business Leaders The Adams Business Club promotes interest, service, ami instruc- tion to the future leaders of the business world. The club concentrates on programs which will prepare the members to face the modern business world. The club is governed by a board of directors who plan the programs according to the wants and needs of the mem- bers. With the field of business becoming more and more complex, it is almost imperative that any girl wishing to choose such a career become familiar with different aspects of such a job. The members receive good advice from their sponsor. Miss Annaiane Puterbaugh. Karen DiGlrolamo, vice pres., D. Hahn, president. Seated: J Piechowiak, Standing; P Rice. C Firtl. N, Bybee. C, Golba. K. Hackett, ROW 1 : K. Bergman, L Layman, C Van Sky- Hawk. ROW 2: C Abee. P Hacks. K Green Student Council Helps Communications The John Adams Student Council strives for more and better relations between the administration and the student body. This year, with the formation of the principals advisory committee, problems and questions can be discussed and solved. The Council is moving toward better understandings throughout the school. It sponsors many worth- while projects such as the Freshman Show-ya Round, Bookcover Sale, Leadership Clinic, Student Council Week, and Little 500. Not only does the Student Council give those in the school the opportunity to work for and with their fellow students, but it provides the opportunity for those involved to accept responsibility. The club Is under the guidance of Mr. Alyea. Council collected 3,000 pounds for Appalachia Seated: S. Weiler, secy., C. Roesslcr, v.p., J VandcWalle, treas., Mr Alyea STANDING: M Fitzgerald, J. New, P Keating, S Sommers, D. Abbott. 79 Service to Others is a Basic Human Need The Red Cross Youth strive to better themselves as well as those around them. They achieve their goals by carry out worthwhile service projects under the guidance and supervision of Miss Mary Gianuzzi. While making themselves into better persons they help those less fortunate than they are and from this they reap their rewards The members are also affiliated with the local chapter of the Red Cross and render services whenever they are needed. SEATID: Mrss Gianuzzi. sponsor STANDING: S Fox. secy. K, r cClure. vice pres.. D. Mathis, pres.. S. Gregor. programming chmn. Decisions are difficult to malia SEATED L Biriisell. C. Morfoot. N Vandervoon STANDING M Sonnehotn, J Eufemi. Hopeful Girls Begin to Learn The Future Nurses Club serves both the school •   , f j community. Activities such as guest lec- turers, films, and trips give the members direct contact with the nursing profession. Mrs. Dor- othy Chamberlain is their sponsor. ROW 1 : T Baugarner, N. Berta, J. Voilmer, M. Laure. R. Wilson, C t wlak, K Peterson ROW 2: M. Waecliter, K. Freese. K Weisel, G Stiaffer, C Fisette, R. Sweitzer, C. Sach, T. Stuclcey Mrs Chamberlain, sponsor. FTA Pursues the Aspects of Teaching Standing: C. Marvin. J Denslow, sr, board, P. Vance, treas . D. Moody, vice pres. J, Karn, sec ' v. J. Taylor, D. Gillet, Seated: C. Larson, pres. ROW 1 : C. Radding. B. Lewis. ROW2: J. Bell. P. Roorda. R. Thomp ROW 1 : J Quick. L Ochs. J Messer. C Denslow. L. Frame. K. Poehler ROW 2: M Zoss. B Cald- well. R. Colbert. T Dudley, C. Robison. B Wilson. C Madison. P Williams ROW 4: C Strong. D Grimes. D Grayson. A Brown. P Wallace. The Future Teacher of America is an organization probably has the greatest advantage of all the other occupational clubs; direct association with teachers. The club strives to create the desire to pursue a teaching career, but at the same time let the individual decide for himself whether this will be the vocation for which he is best suited. The club members assist in faculty teas, clerical work, and other facets of school life. ROW 1: p. Michalski. D Cline. B Butsch. D Howell. ROW 2: V C R Raber. B. Henry. S. Borlich, ROW 3: C. Brubaker. J. Jenner, ROW Jennings. N Wentland. A Dworecki Upperclassmen: ROW 1: R. Thompson. C Morfoot. J Denslow. B Taylor. G. Phillips. ROW 2: J. Noble. B. Mills. S. Welty. B. Loose. J. Drake. The Medical Biology Club and Izaak Waltons The John Adams Izaak Walton Cluh is primarilv a conservation organization. It offers membership to any student who is interested in conserving our natural resources. It is also a sponsor of the Indiana Junior Academy of the Science chapter. The state orga- nization meets each tall and usually our local chapter has a part in the program. A prerequisite, however, for a successful Walton is eagerness. Eagerness is a favorite quality of the Walton ' s sponsor, Mr. Ernest Litweiler. The activities of the club include winter bird feeding, replanting trees, and serving at the Walton League Fish Fries. Officers: I Litweiler. sponsor. R. Whileman. president: R Schullz. vice-president: J Gebhardt. sec- lelary. C Veeder. treasurer Underclassmen: ROW 1 : J Huster. M Putter. V. Ford. A Kreuger, B. Whiteman ROW 2: J. Gtagg, J. Bendit. K. Taylor. D. Wilson, J. Brink. f f m Upperclassmen : ROW 1 : B Natkow, R. Goldner. A Messer, L Goldsmith. C. Yunker, R Reisman ROW 2: D Wall, J Nemelh, K. Plaul. C Mueller. D Woo. V Jones. Explore the Paths of Science The Medical Biology Club or Mu Beta was founded seven years ago to provide insight for Adams ' s students into medi- cine and its related subjects It is cooperatively sponsored by the American Medical Association and Mr. Shanley, the school sponsor. Included in the activities of the club are many field trips to various medical centers and hospitals, lectures by recog- nized scholars in various areas, films and movies, and laboratory periods which give the student a chance to experi- ment for himself. These various and numerous activities gives the members a chance to satisfy their curiosities, and pro- vide them with valuable experiences to aid them in their future careers. Officers: J. New, president: Mr. Shanely, sponsor: S. Liste, vice-president, ROW 2: S. Weiler, secretary. P. Keating, treasurer. Underclassmen : ROW 1 : L Walton. J Twomey. S Natkow, P Myers ROW 2: C Lackman. K. Peder- son, J. Lambert. A. Mclnerny. J. Rubin. 83 Y-Teens and Hy-Y set High Standards of The Y-Teens, which is a nationally affiliated club, gives members the chance to meet people of all races, religions, and nationalities. Its purpose is to build a Fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life these ideas of personal and social living, to which they are committed by their faith as Christians. Their group had a busy year with many projects. The club worked together on a Thanksgiving Basket for a needy family, the decoration of the Christmas tree at school, a May tea for the mothers of the members of the Y-Teens, and an annual all-city spring dance. Under the leadership of Mrs. Emma Schultz, the Y-Teens, a service organization af- filiated with the YWCA, will continue in its task of growing. Officers: P Vance, treasurer. K. Selig. secretary: J. Kara vice-president, Mrs. Schultz, sponsor, L. Raschke. imer-club: R Reichert prisident: Cline. chaplain. R GoWnei, L SloHet, M Philips. P Balalis, M Lauie, C Robison, S Newbill, C Oemien. N Bybee, J. Housewerth, L. Selig Christian Character and Fello vship Clean living, clean speech, clean sportsman- ship, and clean scholarship— this is the platform of the John Adams Hi-Y club. The major purpose of this organization is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the community, home, and school, high standards of Christian character (VIr Pick and the Hi-Y members coordinated programs this year such as the annual spring assembly, the Christmas mail box, and the Adams Eue Basketball game between the Hi-Y Hot Shots, the faculty, and the Has Beens and the Will Bes. Officers: ROW 1 : B. Seal, chaplain: J. Ropes, secretary treasurer: P Burke, president: R. Reisman. vice-president, L. Lind, Sgt-At-Arms. Adams Eve Commltlee; K Drake, P. Woo, J Seidle, V Emiey, Mr Pick, sponsor Seniors: ROW 1 : C Martellaro, D Lord, G Phcla baum. ROW 2: S. Kaniewski, J, Jameson, D White- man. C. Veeder. Juniors : ROW 1 : B. Bush, R. Buzolich. C Kubiak ROW 2 : B Zart, A. Hartwick, K. Plaut. Sports Athletics provide those who participate with a lesson In life. They train for a goal, play the game to earn that goal, and whether they win or lose, they must start from the beginning and work toward that goal again. The results are achievement, personal satisfaction, friendship, and a new evaluation of themselves. -r r9 . nm ri OFFENSE FRONT ROW-J. Smith. J Tulchinsky. T Ktuyer. T Koehler, 0. Robinson. C. May. J. Aitchison. 2nd ROW: P. Jackson R. Sayers. M McGann 3rd ROW A, Warnell. K. Cole. K Ivory. B. Morlan. J. Zimpleman. Adams Posts Third Consecutive Winning Year Sayers attempts another daring run in the Michigan Citv game. 1 ILi ' ' L. The 1967 football season was a rebuilding year for head coach Jerry Planutis and the Eagles. They opened with three straight victories and extended the team ' s unbeaten string to a record fifteen by defeating Mishawaka. Michigan City, and third-ranked Elkhart. On the following four weekends Adams was upset three consecutive times before losing to undefeated Wash- ington. The first three losses— suffered at the hands of Central, Riley, and LaPorte— were by a total margin of five points. The Eagle gridders then closed the season with shutout victories over Clay and Goshen. Junior quarterback Rich Sayers led the team in total offense with 973 yards— 580 rushing and 393 yards passing. Sayers also led the team in scoring with 32 points, edging out soph fullback Ken Ivory, who scored 30 points. Senior halfback Mike McGann was second in rushing and third in scoring. Other team standouts were: Tom Kruyer, leader in tackles with 98 and named to the All-Conference team; captain Dave Robinson, second in tackles and also chosen as All-Conference: center Tom Koehler: backs Pat Jack- son, Bert Fleming, and Joe Waechter: ends Jim Smith, Alonzo Warnell, and Bill Helms: and the tackles Jeff Tulchinsky, Chris May, and Kenny Cole. This team, at one time ranked fourth in the state by both polls, finished 5-4 and fifth in the N.I.C. DEFENSE: FRONT ROW-J, Smith. J. Ailchison, 1 Tulchinskv. D. Robinson. T. Kruyer, D. Lancaster. 2nd ROW: B, Helms. Fleming, R. Savers. T. Madison, J. Waecliter. 3rd ROW: V Fragomeni. P. Shapiro. T. Redman. M. Powers, ictory over City Lett: Kroyer shows RESERVES. Bonom tow J Ropes. M. Phillipotf. J. Muncie, B. Jacks, M, Fox, T Wcstfall. B. Polls. B Nickos. C Lazjaro, S Jordan. T. Ehlcrs. K. Zhart, R. Manlerrle; Middle Row: R. DavE. C KloolE. J Waechter T Orfanos. T Choyman. S Cashen. T, PfeiHer. B. Vance. E. Ffeel. 6 Meyers. J Panzica; Back Row: M Kiuszcznski. R. Hronek, E. Jacobs, R. Burke, K, Ivory. T. Matsushima, T. Roble, S. Ball, V. Andrews, G. Westfall Reserves and Frosh Sho v Promise By Records FRESHMEN. FIRST ROW T Gillespie. R Madison. K Dempsey, G Kruyer, K Hardy. D Hawkins. B Bell. S Suit, D Burns, R Patterson, H Wemgarten: Row 2 A Dilsch, R Newbill. T Chism. T Lawrence. D Wachs. P Kendall. T Kiley. E Korlowicz. B Hornbeck. T Underwood. L Humes. Row 3 R Zablocki. J McDonald. D Miles. J Parker. J Riltet, J Fox, R FeHetman, M Butts. J Bolinget, L, Winlrode: Row 4: J Porowski, M McLemore, D Seider, J Bolden, E. Janicki, B. Butch, E Mitchell: Row 5: Mr Laurita, B Miller, A, Clark, M. Bergten, B, Gal- braith, Mr. Krah 90 Cross Country Team Wins Sixth City Meet VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Sept. A 7 Marian IS 37 8 Central 22 39 11 Breman 1G 47 14 Michigan City 2C 35 19 Penn 21 40 21 Riley 23 38 21 Central 25 39 26 Clay 15 48 26 Niles 16 47 28 LaPorte 2C 43 28 MIshawaka 21 38 Oct. 5 Goshen 33 22 5 Michigan City SC 25 10 Jackson 17 40 12 Elltart 37 20 12 Washington 15 50 Sectional 2n d Coach Daniel Poe The Adams Cross Country team, under the leadership of first year coach Dan Poe, maintained its dominance over South Bend schools by capturing its sixth consecutive championship in the City Meet. The runners had an over-all dual meet record of 13-3 and had a second place finish in the sectional. Top runners were seniors Kevin Walter, Phil Hamilton, Bill Manuszak; and soph Ron Muncie. Hamilton puts forth a final effort in tlie Central meet Coach DANIEL POE TOP ROW Man. B Whitloclc. J Jennsen. B Zaiones. B f anusiak. P Burke. W, Burndl, D Ta lor, B, Buzolich, BOTTOM ROW; A. Hanwick, R Muncie, K Walter. J Driver, P Hamilton. Smith. G Haag From the left are: D. Woo, M. True, D Kelly, Coach Saunders, D Beaty, B Brickley. J. Noris. Racquet-eers Boast Sectional Championship Players tike Dennis Kelly bring Arlams to a winning tennis season First-Year coach Bob Saunders led his tennis team to the champion- ship in the first South Bend Sectional. Mike True, senior and co-captain, was Adams ' representative to the regional after winning the Sectional singles championship, but he failed to advance after losing a close set. The season ' s record of five wins and four losses is identical to the 1966 finish, but several of the defeats were by narrow margins The champion- ship team consisted of seniors Dave Beatty, John Norris, Dennis Kelly. Dave Woo, and junior Boh Brickley. The team voted as the Most Valuable Player, Mike True. Varsity T( nnis Sept. A 19 Riley 7 20 Penn 6 1 21 Michigan City 3 4 26 Goshen 2 5 28 Central 7 Oct. 3 Washington 5 2 5 Mishawaka 5 2 10 LaPorte 1 6 12 Elkart Sectional 3 1st 4 Coach Bob Saunders Record: 5-4 Roundballers Complete a Difficult Season From Row: J. Smith, R. Sayers. G. Roberts. B. Fleming. J. Williams. Back Row: S. Neal. C. Scheu. B. Morlan. R. Davis. L. Warnell. M. Beaudway. Coach Jim Barnbrook. The 1967-68 basketball season for coach Don Barnbrook and his varsity players was a rebuilding year after a great season the year before. The small but quick starting five of Gregory Roberts, Richard Davis, Rick Sayers, Terry Schaper. and captain John Williams got off to a fast start— winning six of their first seven games— and defeating such state powers as Michigan City and Goshen By mid-season the squad was eight and three, and led the con- ference After that point, however, the lack of size and experience paid its toll as they lost the next eight straight before a victory over South Bend Jackson in the regular season finale. The final defeat was at the hands of South Bend LaSalle m the Sectional Tourney. Richard Davis was the team ' s leading scorer with 326 points, and was named most valuable player. Senior Terry Schaper led in rebounds and free-throw shots. Next year Coach Barn- brook will have four returning lettermen— Richard Davis. Rick Sayers, Greg Roberts, and Alonzo Warnell — ail of whom are juniors. Barnbrook ' s three year record at Adams now stands at forty victories, twenty-six losses; with two holiday tourney victories and one sectional championship. 94 Greg Roberts and Stan Neal attempt to retain the ball during Riley game. Holding one of the top positions on the squad. Rick Sayers makes an ef- fort to work the bait in fof an Adam ' s score. 95 Beagle and Freshman Roundballers Establish B-Team Bottom Row S. Young. L Lueth, J Suzcs. T Ehlers, K Ivory Top Row: R. Manierre. E. Freel. K. Hardy, Coach Hadaway, M. Newbold. J Alexander. M Busch. T Barnbrook. Freshman Team Bottom Row V Lighthall. W Dixon. P Kohen. B, Monre. H Hornberg, T. Sheu, R. Newblll, Top Row: Coach Griffith, T C Jamfjon. A lawetence, R Madison. G Mincey. E Haak. S Dezamitz, 96 Impressive 1968 Seasons For the third consecutive season the Beagles have posted a winning rec- ord. This year ' s tally was an impressive fifteen wins and six losses. The Beagles are coached by Dave Hadaway, who has yet to have a losing season at Adams. This year ' s team was well-balanced both defensively and offensively, paced by junior center Mike Newbold, guard IVIatt Busch, and forward Karl Hardy. Newbold led the team in scoring. Hardy led in rebounds, and Busch was the workhorse of the Beagles with 79 quarters. The high- light of the season was the successful defense of their Holiday Tournament Championship. Coach George Bullwhip Griffith ' s freshmen team had a near-perfect 19-1 record for the 67-68 season. The only loss came at the hands of South Bend LaSalle. a defeat that was later revenged 67-32. The team was paced by scoring leader Tony Lawerence, with a 16.1 average, and T. C. Jamison, who led the frosh in rebounds with 9.9 per game. John Williams plays an active pari in the ADAMS line-up all season. At six feet, four inches. Davis has little trouble attaining a No. 1 position with the Eagles. LEFT: Terry Schapper tries to make the most of his position. Wrestlers Have Long Unsuccessful Season . ;■ i ; ' •: ■ : ' i f A Varsity Wieslling: Bottom Row: C Martin, J Kovatch, W Welter, P. Reed, J. Muncie. Midijle Row: G. Haag, T. Matsushima. M. Quimby, P Jackson. C Kloote — Manager Top Row: Asst. Coach Laurita. V. Fragomeni, J Tulchlnsky, T. Kruyer, Head Coach Aronson. B Team Wresthng Bottom Row R Jones, Pairish, S Suit, B May, T Engle, A Dingley Second Row T Westlall, S. Heick, B Polis, M Powers, J Ropes, M Klusa ynski Thirii Row C May, B Meyers, J Sexton, A, Stenger, K. lyory. R Hronek. Top Row: M. PhillipofI, N Siomos, C- Wintrode, B Jacks. M Tylavsky— Manager, R. Landsberg— Manager. 98 Nov. 29 Michigan City Dec. 1 South Bend Central 6 Penn 8 Mishawaka 13 LaPorte Jan. 3 Elkhatt 10 Niles 12 Washington 17 LaSalle 19 Riley 24 Clay Coach Morris Aronson Tom Kruyer. Adams ' state representative in the heavy weight division took a third place. For Coach Aronson, the 1967-68 year was one in which to rebuild. He had only three returning lettermen after losing nine from last year. Tow of the three this year went on to capture secticnal championships this year. These were Mike Quimby and Captain Tom Kruyer. At the regional, Quimby placed third while Kruyer won first place. During the year, Tom was defeated only twice, which was a remarkable feat. The B-team and freshmen squads had a good season. The B-team placed second In the B-Wrestling Tournament, missing first place by only four points. The freshmen grapplers captured the City Championship. Next year Coach Aronson will be looking to the following returning lettermen: Charles Martin, Phil Reed, Wayne Welter, Jerry Muncle, VInce FragomenI, and Jeff Tulchlnsky. He also hopes to bring a few outstanding members of the B-team up to varsity. Freshman Wrestling: First Row: R Jones. J Kovatch, S Suit. T Collins, E Janicki. J Bolinger. Coach ond Row: P Kendall. D, Hawkins. D. Snider. M. Bergcen. D, Bums. E. Mitchell Third Row M Alexander M. McClemore. M. Aldridge, T. Kiley. B. Bell. D. Wachs. Fourth Row: T Gillespie. B. Butsch. L Humes. Dempsey, J. Fox, 0. Cambrin, G. Kruyer. . M. Dingley. L. Bolden. K. John Adams Seagles Take State Title STATE CHAMPIONS. Bottom Row; M, Fitzgerald. J. Szuba. J, Decker. J. Herreman, F. Fahey, T. Bath. Middle Row; D. Heber, B, Fitzgeiald, T Schrager. S Wise. J Ford. J. Clatk. Top Row: Mr. Landry, principal, D. Feldman, R. Allen, J. Lichtenfeis, G. Carroll, manager, Coach DonCoar Above; Frank Fahey has established good times in the butterfly event Left; Mike Fitzgerald, John Adams ' All American Swimmer, has contributed greatly to Coach Coar ' s efforts. For Third Consecutive Year The Seagles had another outstanding season In 1968. They captured all their dual meets, the City, Conference. Sectional, and State for the third consecutive year. At the State Meet, the team was sparked by two record setting per- formances In the 200 yard and 400 yard freestyle by Mike Fitzgerald. Fitzgerald qualified again for the All American team, with his two outstand- ing accomplishments. Other swimmers who contributed valuable points were Bill Fitzgerald, who placed third in the state rankings In the 400 yard freestyle and fourth In the 200 yard freestyle. Team Co-captains Jim Herreman and Jerry Decker both had outstanding performances at the state finals. Jim placed second in both the 200 yard I. M. and the 100 yard breaststroke. Jerry was a member of the second place 400 yard free re- lay, of which Tom Schrager, Scott Wise, and Jeff Clark, were also mem- bers. Jerry also placed in the 100 yard free, Jeff Clark captured second place in the 50 yard freestyle event, and Frank Fahey tallied points In the 100 yard butterfly. Next year Coach Don Coar will be looking to Bill Fitzgerald, Tom Schra- ger, and Jeff Clark along with other returning members of the squad to uphold the winning tradition the team has established thus far. Nov. 30 Goshen 55 Dec. 5 Jackson 62 8 Elkhart 51 13 Penn 82 16 Michigan City 59 Jan. 5 Riley jM mi 57 6 Columbus WF p 9 Central -- y i=53 11 Culver 55 12 Mishawaka 58 16 St. Joseph Michigan 68 19 LaSalle 53 23 LaPorte 57 30 Washington 51 City Meet 1st Conference Meet 1st  Sectional Meet 1st Coach Don Coar B-Team Swimmers: Bottom Row; S. Anderson. P. Hickey, G. Balka. G. Doetsch. C Appel. J Pelt!. B McCloughan. D Picard. G. Keeley. R Dark Top Row: T Nova. J Vutpillat, C Peterson, D. Zimmerman, J Pawlak. P Hinkle. J Eckenberger, R Zablocki, B. Doetsch. M Hebert Jeff Lichtenfels exhibits some of his diving talents that brought him city-wide recognition. 101 Cindermen of 71 Strong End Successful Year r § ' f f ? 9 9 t A 0k P f f H The 1968 Track Team The top members on Ihe ' 68 squad are in the bottom row, B Manuszak, R Colhns. P Shapiro. aid in the lop row. K. Walters. Grayson. R, Preston. B Zelones. and Coach McLaughlin May 6 VARSITY TRACK Indoor Meet Washington Invitational LaPorte Goshen St. Joseph Mishawaka Penn Elkart Goshen Relays Jackson, Marion Central Conference Washington SKtional Regional City Meet State Meet 70 34-2nd 16-2nd 70-l5t 5-Uth 48 ; -  ii Coach Neil McLaughlin Coach Neil McLaughlin in his second year as head coach anticipates another season filled with success. Even though the team was hit hard with graduating seniors. Coach Mc- Laughlin has returning individuals who possess great potential and can supply the difference. The lettermen who determine the success of this year ' s team are: Shotputters Paul Sha- piro and Tom Kruyer, sprintmen Ron Collins, and distance men Bill Manuszak, Phil Hamilton and Kevin Walters. The team also relies on the many underclassmen who have not yet lettered hut have become accustomed to the joh they must fill while participating on B-team. This track team of 1968 faces a tough dual meet schedule which determines the NIHSC championship and also plays a major role in the race for the All-Sports Trophy. The season be- gins with an invitational Indoor meet at Notre Dame and ends with the annual State Meet In late May. Between these two highlighting events the cindermen have their work cut out for themselves. Phil Hamilton takes final strides to secure tiis position in an important meet. The shot is Tom Kruyers evem and he does it well m- Coach Neil McLaughlin. 6 103 i rr wWvfc- r«WB - Mishswaka A Apiil 4 n 5 LaSalle 5 6 Si Joseph 6 11 Michigan City 9 IS Niles 6 18 Rilty 2 22 Culvei Mil. Aca. 1 26 Cemral 2 27 Washinglon 2 28 Goshen 2 VARSITY BASEBALL 1 May 3 Biley 4 8 Elkhart 2 ID LaPorte 5 12 Misliawaka 2 10 15 Central 16 Michigan City 17 Goshen 12 18 St. Joe 1 4 3 26 LaSalle 27 Mishawaka 29 Marion Coach Len Buczkowski Coaches Face A Rebuilding Baseball Season Coach« Buciowtki and GriHith contemplate learn ellorts late in the Riley game Right. Rck Sayeis reaches to attain high goals in athletics 104 Coach Lenny Buczkowski now In his third year as head basehall coach, has only three lettermen returning to spark- head the team. These lettermen are Rick Sayers , a junior, and seniors Ed Szuces and John Komlnkiewlcz. Rick Sayers pitches and plays an Infield position at either shortstop or second base, when not pitching. Ed Szuces starts at first base, while John Komlnklewicz plays a fine defensive game in the out- field. Other players contributing to the success of the team and are non-lettermen winners are juniors Jim Smith, l att Busch. Bert Fleming, and Jeff Tulchlnsky and sophomores Nick Slomos and Bob Nyikos. The Indiana High School Athletic Association holds their second baseball tournament which Is based on our state basketball tournament with sectional, regional etc.. In later May. Before this starts, the baseball team faces a schedule of conference foes and city rivals. p.- ' - -: - ig iApn , ,y , „,-ti.r.. -- . m Ed Scuzs is lust one of the hard working players for the ' 68 team. Clockwise from left: K Sayers, 8 May. G. Barker. V Emily. J. Krider. M. Busch. 8 Fleming, R. Buike. B. Myers, 8. Morlan, E Siucs. J. Tulchinski. J. Kominkiewicz, J Szucs, J Smith, B Jacks, 8 Nyikos, N. Siomos. P. Wolfe. Varsity Golf Team Puts Forth Strong Effort Coach Bob Saunders. M Williams. J Jaminson. S. Kaniewski. S. Andrick. K Hjerpe. W Welter. Three returning lettermen was the number one thing first year coach Bob Sanders noticed while laol ing over the team and its schedule tor the ' 68 season Mark Williams. Scott Andrick. and Kent Hjerpe led this year ' s golfers to Coach Saunders expectations m a challenging group of area teams. A conference title seemed probable to this year ' s team and goals of higher rec- ognition are hopeful The season was highlighted by the Sectional in late May and the Kaeppler Memorial Tourney May 2 4 a 9 I 11 ■ 18 Bremen Riley. Lakeland Elkhart Mishawaka Goshen. LaPorte Riley Central Michigan City Washington Mishawaka Elkhart LaPofff. ' GBsheiT ■■ Riley, Central Michigan City A 168 156 343 339 337 322 322 177 173 359 326 326 314 340 300 j|sam)9 300 P HR7 ' •™ ' ' fl 342 346 334 339 333 Coach Bob Saunders 106 Coach Poe Introduces Nevs Sport To Adams TOP ROW: B. Horvath. P. MacFarland, P. Taylor. Poe. R. Hamilton. R Muncie. L Keating BOTTOM ROW: C. Hendrickson. G Machuski. T. Peters. H. Schaffer. B. McCracken. S Jordan. Coach Poe introduced a new sport at Adams ' this year- Gymnastics. Gymnastics is defined as being exercises which develope flexibihty, strength and agility. These exercises are done on various gym equipment such as the horse, high bar, parallel bars and the rings. Two events which were not done on any equipment, were tumbling and free exercise. Coach Poe faced two difficulties in his initial season. The first was trying to organize a team and the second was trying to find competition for his team. Individuals who appeared at the first practice were mostly underclassmen, but were hard workers who wanted to learn how to become good gymnasts. Finally, Coach Poe scheduled three meets with Culver with one meet here, but lost all three meets. However, in the second meet with Culver at Adams, our gymnasts were leading until the last event where they lost the event and meet. In all three meets several members of the team had to participate in three or four events because there was a lack of individuals. After Adams ' first season with Gymnastics, Coach Poe real- ized that the hardest part of getting a new sport started, was over. He looked forward to the prosperous years to follow be- cause he now has an experienced group and one letter winner who is sophomore Ron Muncie. 107 People Life is not life witltout people. For now and forever we have the privi- lege of association— the richest privilege and often the most rewarding. The priviledge extends as far as our individual interest will allow. It is here that we develope our own way of responding and interacting with people. The Moments we share with others provides us with the base of stronger relationships with our generation In the future. These are the elements of the next generation. miiiS : The Senior Year We Had All Anticipated DEAN ABBOTT Student Council. Board: Glee Club. Presi- dent. Eagle Ethics. Band: Orchestra JAMES R AITCHISON: Football: Monogram Club: HIY. CARLA ALWINE Junior Red Cross: DECA. VIRGINIA ANDERSON: Office Aid. SCOTT ANDRICK: Mu Alpha Theta: National Honor Societv: Golf Team: Monogram Club LON ANNIS: DECA CYNTHIA M ANSTED: Booster Club: Drama Club: Student Council: Prep Glee Club. THERESA A ARNESON: Future Teachers: Album Home- room Representative: GA.A.: Booster Club. Arrived So Suddenly LINDA ARSENAULT Business Club: Booster Club GREGG BALL: Prep Glee Club STEVEN BANACKA: Baseball ERNEST BARKLEY Band JAMES A BARNBRGOK Basketball: Eagle Ethics. Hi-Y: National Honor Society. Vice-President LYNDA BATES Prep Glee Club. Booster Club TIM BATH: Swimming: Monogram Club SALLY BAUER Booster Club: Office Aid: Business Club DAVID BEATY: Tennis: Track: Basketball: Monogram Club: Band. MARK E. BEAUDWAY: Football: Basketball: Hi-Y. Junior Class President. Senior Class Cabinet: Junior Prom King MARSHA BECK JAOLJE BELL: Booster Club: Future Teachers: Tower Advertising StaH RENEE LYNN BENDIT: Drama Club: Booster Club. DELORIS ANN BENNETT: GA.A : Business Club. Board SUSAN BARBARA BERMAN: Drama Club: Prep Glee Club: Booster Club: Eagle Ethics. NANCY R. BERTA: Future Nurses: Business Qub JACKIE D BIGGS: DECA: Y-Teens: Spanish Club: Art Club. DENNIS M. BIRDSELL SUSAN BDCK: Booster Club: National Honor Society: Drama Club: AFS JILL CHRISTINE BOGGS: Booster Club: Drama Club: Student Council: Album Staff: Prep Glee Club. DEBORAH K. BDnORFF: Prep Glee Club, Booster Club. Tower Representative: G.A.A.. Girls Swim Team SUSAN BOTTDf FF: Future Nurses: Future Teachers. JOHN BRADFIELD LUCIAN BRDADSTREET: Football: Track: Monogram club: Wrestling. OAIL BROOK Sludenl Council: Album StaH ALBERT BROWN SUE BROWNE Student Council. Bioad: Otama Club. Vice President: Thespians. Mu Beta: Junior Cabinet: Booster Club CHARLES BUCK DIANNE L BUECHE: Banil: Math Club: Tower Represen- tative, Walions HARRIET BUNNELL Prep Glee Club: Business Co-op. LAWRENCE BUNNELL Basketball CAROL BUZOLITZ Serious Thoughts and Plans for the Future NANCY BYBEE Prep Glee Club: Business Club: Y-Teens HELEN CAFfREV JEFF CALLUM: Senior Cabinet. Mu Beta JILL CAMPBELL DECA. G.A.A . Girls Swim Team Manager STEPHEN CAMPBELL Drama Club. Thespians. STEPHEN CARROLL KATHY CASASANTA REBECCA CASE Prep Glee Dub. Business Club. Board JEFFERY CHAMBERLIN JAMES ROBERT CHAPIN OECA WILLIAM CHERRY TIM CHOMYN Football. Monogram Club UIOK CLAYTON CAROL M CLEMANS Tower Representative. Glee Club, Booster Club. Business Club. Board: Business Co-op RICHARO S COHN: Album Staff: Album Representative. Tower Staff ROSS COLBERT OECA 112 KENNETH COLE Foolball, Wrestling, Track. Monogram Club RONALD COLLINS DEBORAH K CQNLEY Booster Club; Debate Club, GAA,; Banij MARGARET COOK MIKE TROY COOPER DAVID COSSMAN Foolball, Wrcslling, Booster Club, Rifle Club: Little 500 SHELLEY COSSMAN Album Stall. Attendance Aid; G.A,A,: Booster Club, Tower Represemative; Album Represententative, JOHN A COTTRELL Occupied Our Minds Susan Worland takes her lime at her locker alter school 113 SANDY CUNNAGIN MELANIE CVRIER Glee Club: Drama Club. Attendanc Aid. Booslef Club KENNETH DAHLIN JOSEPH DAILEY LOUISA DANCH Future Teachers: Glee Club: AFS: Booster Club GARY DARE; Band: Screen Club: Rifle Club LUCY DAVEY Girls Swimming Team: Booster Club. Football Queen s Court. PHYLLIS DAVIS: Booster Club: Album Advertising Staff H . We Acquired Qualities of Responsibility . The senior Student Council members are Row I, Brenda Nelson. Gail Brook. Cindy Ansted, and Judy Veris Row 2: Carolyn Hor- vaih Jill Boggs. Diana Grindeland. and Paul Thistle Row 3. John Ptescott, Bob Miller, Dave Eastman. Janet Keith and Tim Shula 114 MARY DAVIS CHERYL DEBOW JERRY DECKER Swimming Team, Monogram Clu JUDITH DENSLOW Future Teachers; Lilerature ( Band, Rifle Club ROBI DICKEY KAREN DIGIROLAMQ Prep Glee Club, Tower F Glee Club: Business Club, Booster Club JERRY DONAHUE MICHAEL DQNOHD: Baseball; Litlle 500. and Leadership FREDERICK WARREN DOW JR : Soccer, Monogram Club; Drama Club; Stutjent Council; Debate Club. MICHELE DOWLING MICHAEL G DOWNEY: Football; Basketball, Baseball; Track; Junior Cabinet. MIKE DRAGOUN Glee Club, Drama Club. JOHN DRAKE: Waltons. FRANCINE DRIVER: Booster Club: G A.A JACK DRIVER: Monogram Club; Track: Cross Country: Wrestling. PHYLLIS DUNN. Prep Glee Club JIM DURHAM: football; Art Club; Booster Club: B-Tcam Cheer- leader: Tower Representative: Tower Staff; Album Advertising Staff DAVID EASTMAN Student Council: Senior Class President CHARLES EDMONSON ALAN EIN MEMEL ELLING: Drama Club. Booster Club: Eagle Ethics, Office Aid. KATHRYN J ELLIOT Future Nurses NANCY ERICKSDN Debate Club; Drama Club: Tower Staff: Glee Club. AFS: National Honor Society: Waltons. CYNTHIA EUFEMI Glee Club, Y-Teens, Futu-e Nurses: Junior Red Cross 115 We Found That Our Teachers and Classmates At the Freshman Show ya-Round. John Wetniz models unappcoprlate dress to the amusement ol Mr. Przvhvsz, Mr Snver and Mr Landry Melanie Cyrier takes time out from her attendance aid duties to talk loDonVanHuile. FRANK FAHEY Swimmmg: Monogram Club; Mu Alpha Theta: Junior T B League KATHY lUCINOA fAUROT Glee Club, Drama Club, Booster Club. Tower Representative PEGGY JO FEFERMAN National Honor Society. Album Staff; Junior Cabinet. Senior Cabinet. GAA. Girl ' s Swim Team; Booster Club; Glee Club PATRICIA ANN FINNERAN CYNTHIA L FIRTL Y Teens. Booster Club; Business Club MICHAEL OREN FITZGERALD Booster Club. Swim Team, Monogram Club. Studem Council; Mu Alpha Theta. National Honor Society. Glee Club CRAIG FLAGLE Screen Club JOHN FLANAGAN Chess Club, Rifle Club 116 Seemed to Be Friendlier L) PP s ' LINDA FORE: Business Club. SHARON FOX: National Honor Society. Red Cioss Youth. Glee Club: Booster Club PATRICIA FREDERICK G A.A.. Drama Club KATHLEEN f REESE: Band: Future Nurses. MARV JO FRGSS Booster Club: Band: Girls Swimming Team: Glee Club: Senior Cabinet JANET GEBHARDT: National Honor Society: Glee Club: Waltons, Drama Club; Future Teachers: Mu Beta. DANIEL J. GEORGE. Booster Club, Art Club: Little 600 MARTIN L. GERSEV: Band; Art Club: Little 500. Football JAMES GLASCO SHERRY GLASER: Booster Club; Drama Club; Library Staff. Album Advertising Staff THOMAS GLORE Track CONSTANCE A. GOLBA: Y Teens; Business Club. Glee Club, Junior Red Cross. EDWARD S. GOLDEN. Football, Glee Club; Band; Track, Little 500 RONALD GOODMAN LARRY G GORDON: Track. LYNN GRAGG: Transfer from Miami Edison High School GEORGIA GRAVES GEORGE GRAYSON: Booster Club: Track. Monogram Club. DECA. BONNIE GREGG: Booster Club; Future Teachers; Tower Representative SUZETTE ANN GREGOR: Booster Club. Red Cross Youth. Prep Glee Club; Student Council. Mu Beta. KATHY GRENERT: Glee Club ROBERT GRIMM: Football. DIANA GRINDELAND: Student Council; Booster Club; Atten- dance Aid- MARSHA GROSS Drama Club. Booster Club DARLA RAE GROTH Concert Band: Glee Club: Booster Club BEVERLY GROVER WAVNE GUNN Band: Glee Club: Drama Club. Thespians. SUSAN GUZICKI Booster Club: Drama Club: Glee Club, Business Club GREGORY R HAAG Wrestling. Track. Cross Country. Foot ball. Hi ' Y KATHY HACKETT Booster Club. Glee Club. Band. Business Club DIANE MARIE HAHN Business Club. President. OHice Aid. Booster Club. JOY HALL We Acted as Counselors for Underclassmen PHILLIP F HAMILTON Cross Country: Track. Monogram Club. President. Basketball: Prep Glee Club. Junior Cabinet. Booster Club TOM J HAMMES Track. Ushers Club: Glee Club. Waltons: Cross Country MICHAEL HARDING Student Council. Football: Baseball. Senior Cabinel NILE HARTKE Basketball: Band: Track: Booster Club PATRICIA ANN HATFIELD CATHY HAVEL Album Staff: Album Representative: National Honor Society. Eagle Ethics: Booster Club: Drama Club: Red Cross Youth CHERYL J HAYDEN Tower Representative. G A.A JOHN HAYDEN Ushers Club: Track: Debate Club. DALE HEBER Swim Team. Library Club LARRY HEDMAN Basketball: Football. Booster Club: Baseball WILLIAM C HEHL Wrestling. Football: Ushers Club DIANE K HELFMAN Glee Club, Business Club. Booster Club, Business Co-op BILL HELMS Football. Track KATHY HEMIC Student Council. Booster Club, Glee Club. Busi ness Club. Business Co-op DAVE HENDERSON Wrestling CRAIG HENDRICKSON Wrestling. Rifle Club: Gymnastics. Screen Club 118 LINDA HENSELEY JAMES J HERREMAN Swimming. Co Caplam. Monogri REGINA MARIE HERTEL Junior Cabinel. G A A KAREN MARIE MICKEY Future Teachers: Booster Club. Lrbrary Club, Glee Club NANCY SUE HICKEY: Booster Club; G.A.A BILL HOFFMAN Track; Football; Rille Club. SturJent Council; Booster Club, Chess Club; Drama Club, Tennis MARY HGJARA JACK A HOOVER EESKn SS This first hour English class doesn ' t seem to be awake yet. T Above: Esta Reisman, Linda Lane, and Cathy Havel try to escape from our photographer Right: Mary Jo Fross peeks out to see jf the coast is clear. 119 MIKE HORNING. Track; Rifle Club. CAROLYN HORVATH, Band; Prep Glee Club; Booster Club; Student Council. STEVE HORVATH MARILYN HOWE; Business Club. Drama Club; Glee Club; Mu Beta; Waltons; Booster Club. CYNTHIA HRA6IK Glee Club; Future Nurses; Booster Club. ROBERTA HUFF CHRIS HUMPHREY; Glee Club; Booster Club; Drama Club; Junior Cabinet, Senior Class Secretary; Football Court DON HUNTER; Glee Club; Play Cast. Booster Club, Basketball Manager; Chess Club. The Little 500 Added Excitement, Sparkle, Dan Schuster makes the final change in posting the Lmle 500 results mi mk k M and Interest to the Spring HURD CLARENCE RICHARD HUSTER RCN A lULIANO Wresllmg, Track, Football DAVID JACKSON PATRICK JACKSON Foolball, Club: Senior Cabinet. JOHN H JAMESON Golf, Hi-Y LEIGH JANICKI J MICHAEL JETER: Mu Beta Wrestling, Track, Monograrr JULIE JORDAN: Tower Representative: Booster Club, Office Aitl. JUDY JOSEPH: Booster Club: Drama Club, Tower Representative, KRISTINE KAHNKE KAREN KAMP: Booster Club: Cbeerleaijer: Little 500 Court: Junior Prom Oueen: National Honor Society, Junior Class Secretary: Album Staff: Attendance Aid D, STEVEN KANIEWSKI Album Staff, Golf: Hi Y, Mu Beta LOUISE KAZMIERZAK PATTY KEATING: Prep Glee Club, Tower Advertising Staff: Stu- dent Council, Board. Booster Club, Mu Beta, Treasurer: Senior Cabinet: National Honor Society, Attendance Aid MAUREEN KEELEY: Booster Club: Drama Club, Tower Staff: Foture Teacbers: Girls Swim Team JANET KEITH Student Council: Booster Club, Board: Album Representative: National Honor Society: Senior Cabinet: Junior Cabinet, National Merit Semifinalist DENNIS KELLY; Glee Club: Tennis: Chess Club: Honor Roll LAURINE KELLY Booster Club, Board, Senior Cabinet, Atten- dance Aid. JOHN KELTNER JEAN KENDALL: Orchestra: G.A.A. ELEANOR KERR: Business Club: Glee Club. STEVEN KERR BARBARA KISH Band, Glee Club, G A A The Senior Prom Passed By Quickly Leaving FRED KLOOTE Booster Club ELIZABETH KOEHLER Band. Secretary: Tower Staff: National Honor Society: Quill and Scroll. Secretary-Treasurer: Forensic Society. Drama Club. PAUL KOEHLER Wrestling THOMAS E KOEHLER Football. Basketball. Track. Wrestling: Monogram Club. Student Council JOHN KOMINKIEWICZ Baseball. Football: Wrestling: Trainer. DIANE KOVAS Glee Club. Booster Club. Drama Club. Tower Representative KATHI KOZ Booster Club. Art Club: Orctiestra. STEVE KRESS: Art Club. Wrestling. r . These seniors find a tew moments during their prom to think back about their last tour years, 122 Us with Happy Memories 4ikii« CELINE M KRIZMANICH Prep Glee Club. Booster Club, Drama Club, Tower Representative GAIL L KRONEWITTER: Business Club JUDITH KRONEWITTER: Tower Advertising Staff; Booster Club: Literature Club: Y-Teen. ROBERT KRUGGEL THOI AS E KRUYER: Football, Wrestling: Track, Monogram Club, Sergeant-at-arms. CHRIS KUBISIAK JOHN LACKMAN STEPHAN LA CLUYSE: Football Wrestling: Track JOHN M. LAIRD: Orchestra FREORIC M LAKE LINDA L. LANE: National Honor Society: Booster Club: Album Staff; Senior Cabinet; Sturlent Council: Drama Club: Prep Glee Club. CHRISTINE LARSON: Glee Club; National Honor Society: Future Teachers; Waltons. STEVEN LARSON: Drama Club: Tower Staff; Tennis; Swimming. BEHY LOU LAUGHLIN: Glee Club; G.A.A.; Future Nurses CHARLES lAZZARA: Football; Hi-Y; Wrestling MARY PATRICIA LEFKOW: National Honor Society; Album Advertising Staff: Tower Staff; Junior Cabinet; Red Cross; Booster Club; Glee Club. BARBARA ANN LEWIS: Future Teachers, Booster Club; Y-Teens; Library Aid. CAROL LIEBELER: Booster Club: Student Council; Album Advertising Staff: Nurse ' s Aid: Girl ' s Swim Team: Art Club HAL LINDALE: Waltons: Screen Club, Glee Club ROGER JOHN LINDAS: Drama Club; Basketball, Booster Club: Track: Glee Club CATHERINE LINDSEY: Future Teachers SUSAN LISTE: National Honor Society: Booster Club. Board: Mu Beta. Vice President: Album Representative; Student Council; Prep Glee Club; Drama Club JOHN LOCKS WILLIAM K LOOS Band, Waltons; Dance Band. We Began to Think Back on Our Four Years DONALD H LORD Swimming. Band: Hi-Y. Drama Club; Play Cast. Tower Representative. Trampoline Club KATHY LOVELETT Y-Teens: Future Nurses CRAIG L0VIN6S Track. Football. Wrestling. WALTER LOWELL NANCY JANE LOWERY: Waltons: Red Cross: Booster Club: Prep Glee Club GREGORY A MACIULSKI: Chess Club: Rifle Club: Math Club LINDA MAGEE Orchestra. President: National Honor Society. Qee Club AFS. National Merit Commended Scholar LINDA SUE MAIS Waltons. Red Doss: Booster Club. Prep Glee Club KIRK MALICKI DECA. Wrestling. Basketball: Football BILL MANUSZAK Tiack: Cross Country. Gymnastics. Mono- gram Club. National Honor Society. Student Council: Booster Club: Hi Y DAVID P MARRIOT Orchestra, Junior Red Cross GARY MARSHALL DIANA MARSHMAN BILLYE LOUISE MARTIN. Band LINDA MARTIN G A.A PAMELA MARTINOV Booster Club. President. AFS. Student Council: National Honor Society. Glee Club. Eagle Ethics. Oiama Club CHARLES S MARTELURO Wrestling, Hi Y. Band SUSAN MASON GAA DEBRA MATHIS Booster Club. Drama Club. Red Cross Youth, President, Future Teachers BRIAN MATHEWS Wrestling: Hi-Y Poetry panel discussions contribute an interesting change to senior English classes. and All Our Activities Patti Leftkom and Donna Raltzin prefer a-l-carte items to the plate lunch. Bill Nelsen and Cathy Miller try to look nonchalant tor our camera. CHRISTOPHER MAY: Football; Wrestlmg: Baseball; National Honor Society: Monogram Club. KAREN MARIE McCLURE: Drama Club, Board: Thespians: Booster Club. Sergeant-at-Arms; Red Cross Youth. Vice President; Glee Club. Senior Class Cabinet ROBERT McCRACKEN: Swim Team; Gymnastics WILBUR McDOUGAL: Track; Monogram Club; Booster Club GEORGIA McFARLAND MICHAEL McGANN SUSAN McGregor SCOTT McKIBBIN Wrestling PAMELA McMAHON Glee Club, Waltons; Debate Club: Drama Club LARRY MEILNER NORMAN B. MELICK Football: Wrestling; Prep Glee Club: Rifle Club. MARLENE MESAROS Y-Teens. Business Club 125 HERLBURT METZGER; Wrestling. Rifle Club UNDA K. MEYER: Y-TeeiB. Business Club: Screen Club: GAA RONALD MICHAELIS MCHAEL H MIELKE. Track: Senior Cabinet. JOHN W MIHELICH JR. Prep Glee Club: Orchestra. Mu Beta. Drama Qub: Student Council BEVERLY JEAN ANN MIKUSAK Future Nurses: G.AA Al- bum Representative: OHice Aid. CATHY L MILLER: Senior Cabinet. Eagle Ethics. Drama Club. Booster Club. Glee Club: Album Representative KATHRYN J MILLER: Booster Club. Orama Club. Vice Presi- dent Junior Qass. Treasurer Senior Class: Football Queen ' s Court. Tower Representative. Girls Swim Team; GAA. We Have Made New Friends, Gone Many Places, MIKE MILLER ROBERT MILLER JR : National Honor Society: Hi-Y. Student Council. Spanish Club. Chess Club. Mu Alpha Theta. VAUGHN MILLER: Varsity Band SHERYL MILLION Future Teachers: Business Club. WILLIAM E MILLS JR Booster Club. Band: Waltons; Wrestling ILENE MINT2 Booster Club. AFS: Red Cross. JAN MISHLER: Business Club. MARVIN JAMES MOORE JAMES CHRISTOPHER MUELLER Mu Beta: Gymnastics. Glee □ ub. Band. Musicals JIM MULLINS LINDA MUSKIN Booster Club. Y-Teens, Junior Cabinet. De- bete Club DIANE SUE MOSES LARRY STEVEN MOSES Baseball. Glee Club: Student Council MICHAEL MURPHY Album Staff ANGELA T NATE Business Club. Booster Club BARBARA L NATKOW Tower. Editor. Band. Eagle Ethics. Orchestra. Mg Alpha Theta. Mu Beta, Quill and Scroll. Presi- dent: National Honor Society 126 STAN NEAL Baskclball; Track. Monogiam Club MARK NEFF Glee Club. Play Cast WILLIAM S NELSEN Senior Cabinel; Album Stafi BRENOA E NELSON Album Slafl. Senior Class Vice- PresiiJent. National Honor Sociely; Eagle Ethics. Chairman: Thespians. President, Drama Club; Quill and Scroll: Student Council JAMS E NEMETH: Glee Club, Secretary: Band: Booster Club: Senior Cabinet JAMES H, NEW: Mu Beta. Student Council. Board. Mu Alpha Theta. Chess Club. Vice-President SAIOELL LENEICE NEWBILL Orchestra: GAA. Y Teens. Prep Glee Club. Album Representative BILL NICKSIN Senior Cabinet: Football: Basketball: Junior Cabinet: Student Council. and Tried Many Things The Album staff listens attentively to instructions on Album fundamentals. The camera distracts Terry Waters from her office work for a moment. Karen Kamp ' s enthusiasm keeps the crowd cheermg. I A Now We Must Continue Along Life ' s Path ANDREW ROBERT NIELSEN Prep Glee Dub Baseball. Gymnastics- AUDREY ANN NIESPODZIANY Cheerleading. Booster Club. Board: Tower Representative; Glee Club; G.A.A PHILLIP NINIOS JEFFREY NOBLE Band, President, Orchestra Wallons JOHN NORRIS Tennis; Wallons; Basketball CHRISTINE NOWAK G.A.A.; Booster Club; Future Teachers JOAN NUGENT Band, Secretary; Tower Staff; Booster Dub Board. Orchestra; National Honor Society; AFS; Glee Club CRAIG CONNELL Baseball. Basketball MARLENE OHER Drama Club. Secretary. Booster Club. Math Club; Junior Cabinet; National Honor Society, Mu Beta. Prep Glee Club THOMAS PACKARD JAMES J PANZICA; Football; Wrestling. Gymnastics JOHN A. PANZICA Football. CLAUDIA PAREE LINDA KAY PARIS; Glee Club KARAN PARSEGHIAN: Album Staff. National Honor Society. Football Court. Booster Club. Eagle Ethics. Attendance Aid; Junior Prom Court. Quill and Scroll MARCIA PASCOFF Transfer from Washington High School. Y- Teens. President; French Club; Junior Class President; Junior Prom Court. Booster Club. Girls Usher Club, DECA. President GREG PAWLOWSKI Student Council. President. Baseball, Junior Cabinet, National Honor Society LINDA S PAYNE Drama Club. Prep Glee Club; Booster Club W THOMAS PECK PATRICIA ANN PERKINS Glee Club; Library Aid. Attendance Aid. Booster Club MICHAEL PETERSEN Band, Math Club. Chess Club HERMAN PFLUEGER. Screen Club. President. Ushers Oub IDA L PHELPS G.A.A.; Business Dub; Booster Club. Pom- Pom Girl, Prep Glee Dub GARY PHILABAUM Hi-Y 128 KA w n .-: m The senior section of the pep assemblies still cheers enthusiastically GEORGIANNA PHILLIPS Booster Club; Wallons Album Representative JOAN PIECHOWIAK Glee Club. Student Council; Nuises Aid; Booster Club; Business Club; Tower Represenlalive- DVGRAH S. PISER; Eagle Ethics; Booster Club; Drama Club JOHN M PUNT: Hi-Y. VICKIE LEE POORMAN: Booster Club. Business Club. Vice- President, Glee Club CANDANCE LVNN PORTH: Booster Club; Y-Teens. DAVID POTTER RICKIE POTTER 129 We Have Participated in the Activities We MICHAEL POWERS. Ushers Club. NEVA RAE POWERS Band; Glee Quti; Orchestra: Drama dub, Thespians. National Honor Society: Tower Advertising Stafl. Quill and Scroll CAROLE POYSER JOHN F PRESCOTT National Honor Society: Student Council: Math Club BOBBIE PRESNELL DECA. LARRY PRESTON Track RONALD PRESTON Track: Monogram Club WYOME FAY PRICE Drama Club: Orchestra: Business Club: GAA. SUSAN PROTSMAN Booster Club: Prep Glee Club. LINDA PRZYCHDDNY Glee Club: Attendance Aid: Alburr. Represenialive: Booster Club: Y-Teens: Library Club. MIKE QUIMBY Wrestling: Junior Cabinet: Senior Cabinet: Track, Album Representati ve CAROL RADDING: Booster Oub: Drama Club: Future Teachers. Album Representative DONNA RAITZIN Booster Club: Tower Representative: Tower Staff. Album Advertising Staff, Prep Glee Club: Y-Teens: Drama □ ub DIANN REDMAN Prep Glee Club DONNA K. REED Prep Glee Qub: Business Oub. PATRICIA ANN REINKE Prep Glee Dub: Booster Club ESTA REISMAN Album Staff: Junior Cabinet: Senior Cabinet. Booster Club, Glee Oub: Drama Club: Eagle Ethics: National Honor Society BRAD RENZ Band PATSY RICE Business Club: G.A_A : Glee Club, Drama Club CHARLES RICHARDS Basketball NANCY RICHARDS DAVID RIEDEL Screen Club, PHILIP RILEY GLORIA RINEHART 130 Helped to Plan NANCY RIHER DAVE ROBINSON Football, Monogram Club JEFF ROBINSON RICHARD ROBINSON Tower; Chess Club MARTHA ROE: Business Club; Booster Club, Prep Glee Club. CINDY ROESSLER Student Council; Eagle Ethics, Drama Club; Booster Club DIANE K. RONCZ Drama Club; Glee Club, Booster Club PATRICIA ANNE ROORDA: Future Teachers; Glee Club. CHARLES ROSSNER DENNIS ROTHERMEL: Band; Orchestra; Eagle Ethics, Na- tional Honor Society; Math Club; Football; Baseball; Wres- tling. ALEX ROWELL: Wrestling WENDY SOE RUBIN: Duill and Scroll. Album StaH, Studem Council; Attendance Aid; Eagle Ethics; Booster Club; Drama Club: Prep Glee Club Senior Cabinet: Row 1; Esta Reisman, Marv Davis, Mary Jo Fross, Peggy Feleiman Row 2; Cathy Miller, Laurie Kelly. Patty Keating, Janet Keith. Row 3; Julie Smith. Janet Van de Walle. Mike Harding, Jan Nemeth, Row 4; Linda Lane, Mike Duimby. We Have Worked for and Achieved Our First NANCY L RUFER JOHN RUMMEL Student Council. Eagle Ethics: Band. Piep Glee Club TERI ANN RUSSWURM VICKI ANNE SANDERS Glee Club MOLLIE ANN SANOGCK Oiama Club: Thespians: Glee Club: Natnnal Honor Society. Math Club TERRY SCHAPER Basketball: Track: Cross Country, CARLON SCHER2INGER CRAIG SCHEU Basketball: Baseball. ' I H r ■ x H m 1 ( ll K- -li S Bt M fi wL A Album staff members, Wendy Rubin and Karan Parsegfiian. take time off from tfieir work to Booiler Club president, Pam Martmov, hurries 10 the meeting 132 Goals in Life MARTIN SCHMIDTFoolball. JAMES SCHRAGER: Album Staff. Chess Club THOMAS MARTIN SCHULTZ DANIEL SCHUSTER: Glee Club: Student Council, Board: Mu Beta: Eagle Etfiics: Chess Club: Math Club: Booster Club CHRIS SECHOWSKI: Booster Club: Drama Club. Glee Club: Jr Red Cross: Drchestra. GORDDN L SECHRIST: Band: Swimming: Rifle Club KAREN SUE SELIG: Booster Club. Y-Teens. Business Club: Rifle Club: Album Representative. JOHN SELLENBURG: Screen Club. FREDERICK SEVERNS: Football: Wrestling. CHRISTINE SHANKLE PAUL SHAPIRO: Track: Football: Booster Club RHONDA DELAN SHAPIRO: Rifle Club: Vice President: Boost- er Club. Board: Glee Club. DANNY CLYDE SHARPE: Band: Basketball Manager: Mono- gram Club. TIMOTHY ALDEN SHULA: Forensic Society. President: Glee Club: Student Council. CHARLES SIM LINDA M SIMCOX: Booster Club: Album Representative SHERRY SINNETT: Booster Club. SUSAN A SLOMA DAVE SMITH GALE SMITH JULIANNE K. SMITH. Tower Representative: Drama Club. Booster Club: Attendance Aid. MICHAEL S SMITH Band NANCY EARIENE SMITH: Album Representative: Band. Treasurer. MARIE SNYDER: Album Representative: Booster Club: Tower Representative. 133 Our Search for Success in Life Has Now LAURIE MARIE SOBILD; Business Club: Booster Club SUS AN SUMMER National Honor Society. Treasurer. Student Couxil BoarrJ. Glee Club. Treasurer. Math Club: Junior Cabinet: Booster Club NICK V SPAGNULU Band KATHLEEN A SPAINHGWER Prep Glee Club JGHN SPIGLE Orchestra. Chess Club: Math Club. UENNIS STAFFURO MARY BETH STEINHOFER: Band: National Honor Society. AFS Committee. Booster Club. Red Cross Youth: FTA. Prep Glee Club CRAIG STEINKE: Math Club: National Honor Society SCUn STENGER: Ftiotball. Manager. HUBERT STULL Glee Club: Chess Club: National Honor Society DAVID STOUDER LINDA STRUUSE. Glee Club: Booster Club: FTA: Tower Rep- resentative. Drama Club. Student Council. National Merit Semi hnalists are Brenda Nelson. Chris Larson. Janet Keith, Marlene Otter, Mollie Sandock, John Prescott, Mike True, and Dennis Rothermel 134 Been Given New Meaning GEORGE L STRYCKER: Swimming; Bam); Ttacl(; Tower Rep- resentative; Monogram Club URRY STUCKEY TERRY STUCKEY: Firture Teacher, Presiiiem; Glee Club; G.A.A., Treasurer. ROSE M. SULLIVAN: Business Co-op. CAROLYN SVATOS: Business Club; Business Co-op; GAA.; Glee Club; Booster Club JOHN SZUBA: Swimming; Monogram Club EDWARD SZUCS: Baseball; Football; Wrestling; Monogram Club; Senior Cabinet; Hi-Y. ROSE MARY SZYMKOWIAK: Y-Teens. KATHY TAELMAN: Drama Club; Booster Club; Vice-Presirlent of Senior Class; Prep Glee Club; Football Queen; Attendance Aid; Student Council. JACKIE ANN TAKACH: Band; Glee Club; Booster Club; Album Representative. ESTHER TALIADOUROS STEVE TAPLIN: Baseball. BARBARA TAYLOR: Glee Club; FTA; Eagle Etbics; Waltons; Drama Club. JACQUELINE MARIE TAYLOR: Future Teachers; Glee Club. PEGGY TAYLOR: Booster Club; Business Co-op. VICKI TAYLOR: Booster Club; DECA; GAA; Girls Swim Team. PAUL THISTLE: Glee Club; Student Council. DARLENE THOMAS STEVE THOMAS ROSALIE KAY THOMPSON: Tower Staff; Drama Club; Glee Qub; Booster Club; FTA; Waltons. PattY Keating and Laurie Kelly re- ceive instructions before making their attendance rounds. Once Again We Have Discovered Ourselves JOHN MICHAEL TIRMAN: Album. Edimr in chief; Student Council Board; National Honor Society; Quill and Scroll; Eagle Ethics; Booster Club- BERNICE TREADWELL MICHAEL S TROUTMAN: Wrestling; Swimming; Hi-¥ RICHARD LEE TROWBRIDGE MICHAEL TRUE: Math Club; National Honor Society; Tennis; Track; Monogram Club KATHY TRYNER: Future Teachers; Y-Teens; Tower Repre- sentative. Staff. CLEO TURNER: Wrestling. LINDA JO ULLERY: Y-Teens; Tower Representative. DEBORAH ULMER: Drama Club; Glee Club: Tower; Band; Future Nurses. JEFFREY M URBAND: Drama Club; Thespians; Glee Club; Band JANET VAN DE WALLE: Student Council Treasurer; Eagle Ethics; Tower Representative; Senior Cabinet; Album Repre- sentative; Prep Glee Club; Booster Club; Football Queen. DONALD VANHULLE: Glee Dub; Football; Baseball. Senior Class OHiccrs are Vice Presidents. Brenda Nelson and Kathy Taelman. Pr esident Dave Eastman. Secretary Chris Humphrey, and Treasurer Kalhy Miller 136 at the Beginning G CHRISTOPHER VEEDER: Waltons; Hi Y JUDITH MARY VERIS: Tower Staff; Student Council. National Honor Society; Quill and Scroll. Glee Club. Booster Club; Senior Cabinet. ROBERT VINING; Band; Math Club, Chess Club. Tennis JOSEPH WAECHTER Football SHARON WAECHTER CATHY WALKER; GA.A LYNETTE WALKER; Album Staff; National Honor Society; Quill and Scroll; Booster Club. Board. Attendance Aid; GA.A; Prep Glee Club KEVIN WALTER; Cross Country. Track; Monogram Club. Vice- President. Hi-Y; Forensic Society; Booster Club. MARY MARGARET WAMSLEY Business Club; Booster Club; Attendance Aid. DIANE WARD; Glee Club; Band. Orchestra. AFS JOSEPH WARD JUDITH E WARFQRD GAA CATHY WARNER; Literature Club; Prep Glee Club: Business Club; GAA. TERRY LYNN WATERS; Attendance Aid; Cheerleading; Mu Beta: Junior Cabinet: Booster Club. Board. Prep Glee Club: Li- brary Aid. LINDA DIANE WAH; Drama Club: Eagle Ethics. Glee Club: Thespians; Mu Beta; National Honor Society SALLY WEILER; Drama Club. President. Student Council. Secre- tary: Glee Club: Thespians: Mu Beta: Orchestra: National Honor Society. KATHY M. WEISEL; Future Nurses. Orchestra, JERRY A WEKONY scon R, WELTY; Rifle Club: Waltons: Linle 500. JOHN WILLIAM WERNTZ; Swimming: Booster Club: Tower Representative GEORGE E. WESTFALL; Football Manager. Wrestling. Senior Cabinet. Student Council: Track. Monogram Club. RICHARD WHITEMAN; Waltons. President; Geology Club: Hi-Y: Band: Camera Club BEVERLY WHITFIELD Booster Club: Future Nurses; Swimming; Album Representative DON W WIGENT Regardless of What We Do in the Future Our JOHN WILCOX SALLY WILKNSON Album Representative. Booster Club ttama Dub: Tower Representative, Student Council; Swimming, Prep Glee Club JOHN ROBERT WILLIAMS Basket ball: Monogram Club: Track KABEN ANN WILLIAMS Future Teachers, JR Reci Cross, Wal- lons. Drama Club LEEL BROTHER WILLIAMS Track DENNIS WILSON DOUGLAS LEE WILSON RUTH ANN WILSON Orchestra: Future Nurses: Glee Club. JERRY WINEBRENNER BRENNA WINTHER CLIFFORD WINTHRODE Monogram Dub: Student Council UsheisClub, Math Club PATRICIA WISE Prep Glee Club, Business Club: G-AA These seniors show different emotions after graduation exercises 138 Adams Spirit Will Remain With Us. DAVID WITT JOHN W WITTER DAVID WDO Mu Beta. National Honor Society; Eagle Ethics: Tennis. Glee Club; Wallons SUSAN WORLAND: Orchestra; Tower Staff. Glee Club. Drama Club; Booster Club; National Honor Society. A.F.S DENNIS WORTH TERESA WRIGHT: Glee Club: G.A.A. HARRY rOCUM CHRISTINE YUNCHER WILLIAM A ZELONES: Cross Country CAROL J ZIMMER: Prep Glee Club: Booster Club. Business Club JAY a ZIMPELMAN: Football: Wrestling. MARY NINE The 479 Seniors contributed actively to school projects and exhibited leadership in holding club offices. Their supervision added to the success of such projects as the Album, the Tower, clubs, elections, and assemblies. The Senior Cabinet made a great success of the class project— the student directories. Seniors participated in the project by compiling names, typing, and selling the directories in each homeroom. The cabinet also formed the core for the planning of the Senior Prom. The Prom took place after many weeks of preparation and anticipation at the Indiana Club on May 10. This was just one of the many activities crowded into the Spring agenda. Among these were Baccalaureate, the Senior Awards Assembly, graduation rehearsals, and, of course, finals. The year was climaxed for the Senior Class of 1967-1968 on June 4, at the Commencement Exercises. This day marked the beginning of a new career for some as they entered the business world, and the advancement to higher education for others. The Seniors could no longer be completely at ease because they knew that this was the end. President of the senior class Dave Eastman delivers his speech at the commencement exercises. Juniors Become Less Frivolous, More Serious 140 Sherry Abee, Brenda Alexander. Barb Allin, Mike Allison. Richard Andrews. Van An- drews. Chuck Appel. Rick Arnold. Roberta Ashley. Dean Athens. Mike Ball. Chris Bare. Paul Bar- ton. Tom Barton. Judy Bates. Terry Batten. Chuck Beaver. Linda Becker. Peggy Benedict. Richard Benn. Nancy Bentzin. Kathy Bergman. Nancy Bergman. Howard Berman. Boh Berryman. Bill Bertles. Ken Birdsall Linda Birdsell. Brenda Blackwell. John Blair. Rowena Blanton. Janice Blue. Jim Bock. Dianne Bogan. Julie Bolin. Tom Bonds. Sue Borlick. Lynne Bradley. Gregg Brasseur. Mark Bravin. Bill Bridger. Cathy Brown. Linda Brown, Kelly Brownell. Howard Buchanon. Brian Bunnell. Peter Burke. Greg Burtsfield. Matt Busch. Bill Bush. Nancy Buti. Bonita Butsch. Myra Butts. Brenda Caldwell. Diana Campbell. Janet Canen. Sue Casasanta, Jim Catanzarite. Brenda Cherry. Mike Chrzan- owski. Mary Clemens. Diane Cline. Bob Cline. Judy Cohen. Ginny Collins. Bob Cook. Judy Cooper. Steve Cordes. Vicky Cranmer. Tom Cripe. Paul Crowley. Beve Cukrowicz Sue Dark. Don Davis. Jon Davis. George Davis. Richard Davis. Connie Deak. Deb Dem- ien. Lin Denham. Rick Dickens. Terri Doty. Dennis Downey. Jim Dunfee. Floyd Ebersole. Anna Edmonson. Steve Egendoerfer. John Eiszner. Carol Elliot. Vic Emiey. Terry Engel. Tom Engle. Corliss Eriksen. Donna Eskew. Cindy Everly. Linda Everly. Jerry Feld man. Carol Fisette. Connie Fisher Gale Fisher. Sandra Fisher. Bill Fitzgerald. Bert Fleming. Bob Flohr. Paul Flowers. Peggy Fogar- ty. John Ford. Becky Fouts. W JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: Seated R Matthews. K Kcuvcr, L Denham, R Jones Standing M Bravin B Allin, T Pfeiffet P Resseguie, D Hill Mike Fox. Vikki Fragomeni. Vince Fragomeni. Dennis Frank Bill Frey, Cheryl Fritz. Dave Frilz. Karen Fritz. Jackie Funnell Jeralyn Furlong. Tom Garnitz. Paula Gaseor, Cindy Gates, Charles Gatheright. Trudy Gergacz. Rick Glassburn. Deb Goelz. Ruth Ann Goldner j- Linda Goldsmith. Ron Gordon. Marilyn Gramps. Mike Gray. Pauletle Grayson, Gloria Green. Vernetta Green. Dan Gregg, Richard Grey Nancy Groff, Jeanine Gross, Joyce Grzegorek, Phyllis Hacker. Carol Hagedorn. Jim Hall. Martha Hamilton. Ron Hamilton, John Har greaves Lynn Harman, Bob Harrigan. Homer Hams. Deb Harrison. Alan Hartwick. Bob Havel. Mike Heben Scott Heick. Pat Held Mark Hendrickson. Kathie Henry. John Hetsom. Bob Hersom. Maure«n Hickey. Mamne Hijht. Dan Hill. Dave Hill. Shirley Hitl. ' ' a os E 142 Mike Hoban, Steve Hoffman, Gwen Hogan. Sherry Hogman. VJckJ Holsinger Mike Howard, Donna Howell. Cathy Humes, Bob Humphrey John Humphreys, Dale Hunt, Bill Jacks, Ed Jacob, Jeff Joers, Keith Johnson, Louise John- son, lona Jones, Vic Jones. Zetha Jones, Scott Jordan, Diane Kanczuzew- ski, Joanne Karn, Pat Kasper, Cheryl Keeler George Keeley, Jim Keleman, Cindy Kerby Kathy Kessler, Tom Kimble, Arlene Kline, Chuck Kloote, Cheryl Kloote, Mary Ktuszczyn- ski, Mike Kluszczynski, Bob Koehler, Debora Koehnemann Polly Kohen, Bill Kratz, Nancy Krouse, Gerald Krueger, Katfiy Kruyer, Jim Kryder, Vicky Krzi- za, Carl Kubiak. Hugh Lambert. Randy Landsberg, Linda Layman. Kathy Lefkow, John Lehman, Lauren Levatin, Jim Lewis, Pat Lidell. Brian Ligget. Leonard Lind. JUNIOR CABINET MEMBERS: Seated: S Wise, M Gramps, J Lewis. N Bentzen Standmg: K. Rada. D Hill 143 John Undahl. Jim Lindef. Becky Lindsey, Terry Lindstedl. Jane Long. Jean Long. Uke Long- fellow. Darcy LoMe Doug Lung Pam MacOonald. Joann Magdalinski. Brad Magee. Barb Mam. Ethel Malone. Nancy Mat cone. Sue Marks Oavid Martellaro. Carol Marlin Peggy Martin. Tim Martin. Jen Marttnov Takash Matsushima Rachel Matthews. Bruce Mayer feld Rose Mayerhoter. Kathy McKenjie. Eileen McNulty Maureen McPhee. Vicki Mead. Judie Medow. Katti Meilke. Jan Mervildc. Andrea Messer. Doug Metzger. Earl Metzler. Jay Myers Penny Michalski. Steve Mikulak. Dan Miller. Don Miller. John Miller. Joyce Miller, Dick Miller Mary Minx Linda Mitchell Scoti Momgometie, Oelores Moody. Kay Mooney. Gloria Moreland, Coleen Mor- foot. Stephanie Morgan. Bob Morlan, Chris Morrow. Nancy Mounce snon iR n S iiiillc ' - Joyce Miller demonstrating a dance routine. Jean (or is it Jane?) Long enjoying her lunch in the cafeteria. 144 f . j[ Judy Bates has a good laugh at the Freshman Show-You-Round Kathy Kruyer and Judy Rjnehart conducting chemistry experiments. ffSP gHf lpH ' M l k M % mi -M r Craig Mueller, Gerald Muncie. Allen Murdock. Bob Murphy. Joyce Murphy. Sheila Neff, Trudy Nemeth, Jill Nestlerode, Mike Newbold. Jerry Nickell. Bob Nicksin, Deb Nivens, Kathy O ' Connor, Melanie Osmanski. Penny Page. Janet Parks. Bob Paulk. Carleen Pawlak Jim Pawlak. Mike Peck, Debra Pedersen, To Peek. Sharon Pepm, Patti Perkins, Cathy Peter Mark Peters. Tony Pfeiffer. Pat Pierson, Bill Pipke. Jo Ann Prtts. Kimm Plaut, Dennis Podell. Sue Poengen. Delores Polomskey. Max Pope. Eugene Povlock Del Mar Powers. Martin Powers. Ann Prebys, Jon Pryweller, John Quimby. Kathy Rada. Linda Rashke, John Ray. Sharon Ray Mike Raymond. Joyce Redman. Terry Redman, Phil Reed. Sandy Rees, Ruth Reichert, Patty Resseguie, Mike Rhoades. Marv Rifkin. 145 Judy Rinehart. Ed Roames Greg Roberts. Linda Robinson Martia Robinson. JeH Ropes. Jan Rosenstein. Qark Rowland. Lane Rowland Debbie Rumpf. Carolvn Rusk. Sarah Russell Cathy Sack. Lou Ann Salas. Neil Salzman. Joni Samuels David Sanders Joe Sarka Rick Savers Man Schaefer. Rogie Scheer. Wil Scheibelhul. Jean Schmidt. Teiry Schoen. Ton Schrager Siuce SchuJtz. Rann Schultz Bliot Sclambeig. Gwen Scott. Bruce Seal. Pat Seggerman. John Seidl. Connie Shater. Henry Shafer. Kelly Shaw. Don Siberell Shirley Simeri, Suzanne Simonds. Peggy Skees. Jim Smith. Nancy Smith. Nancy Smlt Steve Smith Howard Smogor. Tom Sneli Cindy Snider. Randy Soellner. Kent Spidel. Pieston Siahly, Lome Stauttacher. David Steinhofer. Peggy Stcinke. Andy Slenger, Bil Stoler JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS; Peter Burke. Treasurer, Scoti Wise, Vice president, Vince Ftagomeni, President. Mattha Hamilton. Secietary Linda Stouder, Elizabeth Straw. Mitch Strock, Deanna Strom, Steve Slrouse. Paul Sward. Marc Sweetow. Diana Swigart, Donna Swigart Bob Syburg. Pam Szabo, Ernest Szasz, Ruth Szyarto, Marvin Szymkowicz, Gary Taelman, Milt Taliadouros. Charles Tanner. Don Taylor John Taylor. Bill Taylor. Judy Thitman, Brenda Thomas. Dennis Thomas, Gary Travis, Joe Trimboli, Bill Troutman, Jeff Tulchinsky Sharon Ullery, Carol Underly, Karen Urbacke, Shelly Valentine. Julie Van de Sompele, Jilt Vandewalle, Cheri Vanskyhawk. Carol Vargo. Steve Vervynckt Jane Vollmer, Sharon Vosburgh, John Waechter. Mary Waechter. Jim Walker, Dan Walsh. Pat Walters. Xavier Warnell Kris Webster. Janice Weeks, Eileen Weingarten, Shirle Weingarten. Wayne Wetter, Tom Westfall. Greg White. Janet White. Mike White Vernita White, Bobbie Whitlock. Tim Whitlock, Sue Widner. Sue Wielgos, Barb Williams, Mark Williams. Tim Williams. Maureen Wilson Sharon Wilson, Gerry Winebrenner. Scott Wise. Leslie Wolfram. Paul Woo. Sue Wyatt. Paula Yeager, Bob Zahrt. Vicki Zeider Deborah Zieger, Nena Zeiger. Sue Zeiger, Roy Zimmerman fl H 147 Sophomores Reach The Half-Way Mark w w 148 Paul Alford, Richard Allen. Carmen Anderson, Debra Anderson, Leslye Anderson. Mark Ander- son. Shelley Andrysiak. Dan Arens, Cheryl Ashe. Larry Ault. Steve Ball. Bonnie Ballou, Mike Balok, Leonard Barack. Cathy Barany, Gary Barker. Tim Barnfarook. Diane Barnes. Jim Barnes, Ellen Barrell. Jackie Basham. Dave Beard. Monte Beaudway. Jeanne Beck. Sue Beeman, Karen Behnke, Sally Bella. John Bendit Sheryl Benifiel, Yvonne Bennett, Joe Berman, Don Betty. Kathy Bickel. Pat BIcket, Bonnie Bierenga, Julia Blair. Larry Hedman. Dave Bodnar, Jim Rosemarie Born. Terry Boswell, Sherry Bowie. Jim Boys. Jeanie Bragg. Dennis Bratcher Dave Bray. Franciene Brazeau, Deena Brazy, Mary Bridger. Nora Bridges. Jeff Brink, Mary Broadnax, Neil Brook. Cathy Brown Chris Brown, Lynn Browne, Cathy Brubaker, Theresa Bumgarner. Denise Burch. Richard Burke, Cheryl Burkett. Richard Burr. Don Busse Bob Buzolich. Dave Cantwell, Tom Cappert. Henry Carlson, Charles Caron. George Carrol. Steve Cashen, Linda Cassady, Richard Challtnor Dan Chomyix Carol Clark, Jeff Clark, Rhonda Clayton, Pat Condon, Mark Conzolo, Gait Cook. Richard Cook. Dave Cooke Tim Cunningham, Dennis Daniel, Dean Darsee. Jackie Davis. Jim Davis, Sue Davis, Bob De- faellis, Chris Deleury, Debbie Delvallee Barb Demoss. Jim Demske, John Oezamitz, Carmen Digirolamo. Jim Dineen, Beve Dixon, Bill Doetsch. Becky Donoho. Denise Dragoun Kris Dunbar, Anne Dworecki. Cindy Eastman. Sue Eherhardt, Jay Eckenberger. Tom Ehlers. Scott Eiler. Shelly Ein, Linda Engel i! li f!9 149 So what if we ' re late? Peggy Hersom, Peggy Hensler. Bruce Hendrick son. Lynda Heise, Cindy Heinzman. Kurt Heinz, Kathy Heintzlierger. Jill Helm, Curtis Heckaman Janet Hazelton. Ruthann Hay. Dave Haskin. Sue Hartman. Kathy Harmger. Greg Hardy, Daryj Hardy. Carol Hardman. Nora Hall Greg Hall Dan Hale. Linda Guthrie. Debbie Gfimes. Jeff Gregg. Karen Greene. Kim Gray- son. Mary Grams. Kathy Grams Suzanne Goodchild. Debbie Gonier, Bob Gold man. Greg Gilmore. Donna Gillett. Wendy Gil- bank. Leslie Gay. Jim Galchell, Peggy Gardner Frank Gaines. Richard Gagnon, Lynne Futter. Don Fuller. Mary Frey. Ed Freel. Bob Fox. Diane Prank. Dick Fowler Debbie Pouts. Tom Foster. Vicky Forsberg. Beth Forbes. Jim Fogariy, Karen Fleming. Pat Flana- gan. Diana Ferrick. Maureen Engel fig i Madonna Halel, Peggy Hckvy, Kathy Hrcks Jar Hill. Monte Hill. Barb Hinds. Sue Himtsiev Richard Hme. Kent H|erpe Mike Hochstelter, Kim Hoffman. Bill MorviTt Greg Horvath, Dick Horvath. Judy Hough. Kevii Howell. Rick Hronek. Pam Hubbard Judy Huff, Shauna Hughes. Tom Humptfrey. Brenda Hurd. Roberta Hurlbut. Dick Huys, Karn Inwood, Ken Ivory, Kevin Ivory Eunice Jackson, Pam Jacox, Arlene Janizak. Darlene Janizak. Allan Jellum. Judy Jennei. Joyce Jennings, Janie Johns, Mary Jones Brad Jordan. Mike Joyner, Chris Kamm, Jm Kaylor. Dean Keeler. Nancy Keeley. Kathy Keith. Peggy Keller, Phyllis Kendall Ken Kent, Pat Keppler, Leslie Kerr, Jeff Kin- caid, Karen King. Cindy Kingma. Kathy Kinney. Tracy Kirkwood. Richard Kish Sharon Kobiec, Steve Kobiec, Kris Koch, Annette Krueger. Ken Krueger. Debbie Kuc. Jill Kues- pert. Dan Lair. Robyn Lake SOPHOMORE STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: B Meyers. B Schuster. P Peiffer. S Eberhardt. J Twomey. D. Brazy, P. Wilkenson. S. Ashe. J McDaniel, B. Goldman. 151 wm E!!S f V Pat Moody. Bob Moody. Greg Moo, Pam Molnar. Kris Moehring. Sue Mizen. Wallai Mitchell. Nancy Mitchell. Deb Mitchell Mary Mishler, Rex Miltenberger, Becky Milliman, Marian Miller, Barbara Miller, Kathy Mihelich. Wendy Michalski. Brent Meyers. Sandra Mershon Phil Melick, Linda Mellner, Laura Meilner. Anil Mehta. Cathy McNerney, Kathy McMillan. Vicki McMahon, Cindy McKinney, Anne Mctnery Jim McDaniel, Pat McClure. Bill McCloughan, Bob May. Cindy Marvin. Chuck Martin, Bob Martellaro, Larry Marshman, Becky Marler Robhie Manierre. Al Mangus. Dale Mais, Cam- mie Mahank. Tim Madison. Brenda Maddox. John MacCombie, Pat Mack, Mike Maciulski Janice Macgregor, Cathy Luckens, Sue Lukas, Larry Lueth, Stefania Luckey. Don Luckett, Laurel Lowry. Dave Lowery, Carol Lind Jeff Lichtenfels. Julia Lewis, Amy Levkoff, Byron Lester. Wayne Laughlin, Keith Lapierre, Nancy Langwrth, Dave Lancaster. Debora Lamirand Nick Siomos ducks out of class early. Fred Moreno, Craig Morgan. Kevin Morrison, Judy Mueller. Ron Muncie. Janet Murphy. Mary Murphy. Paula Myers. Rhonda Neff Jim Nemeth, Steve New. Craig Nietch. Bonnie None. Pat Norris. Tom Nova. Terri Nowicki. Gary Nuchols. Bob Nyikos Caron Olson. David Opperman. Trent Orlanos. Marie Pagels. Sue Pallo. Phil Panzica. Mavis Paree. Scott Parfitt. Mike Paris Kris Parseghian. Valerie Pascuzzi. Jodi Patterson. Jane Paulk. Sue Pawell. Vicki Pawlak. Karen Pedersen. Pat Peiffer, Jim Peltz Jennifer Perkins. Tom Peters. Dick Pfaller. Tobey Pfeiffer. Diana Philabaum. Linda Philip. Mark Phillipoff. Bernard Phillips. Doug Pichard John Pierson. Pam Pixley. Cathy Plank. Kalhy Poettgen. Bob Polls. Jane Poorman. Beverly Quick. Bruce Quick. Bob Quigg Ruth Raber. Laurie Rada. Pam Randolph. Joe Raymond. Myla Rector. Sandy Rcdemsky. Marsha Reeves. Sieve Reynolds. Robin Rhodes Becky Riley. Linda Roames. Curtis Robinsoi Margaret Roe. Mary Rohman. Sharon Rose. Chester Rowell. Joe Rubin. Louis Ruscio fi!Si0il i 1 1 Mary Frey laughs openly, and Kim Grayson tries to hide her astonishment at one of Mr Crow ' s jokes. Rick Rvdzvnski. 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Jim Szucs, Mike Taelman, Sandy Takach, Dave Taylor Dave Taylor Gary Taylor, Keith Taylor Lesley Taylor, RoseJind Taylor Toni Talor, Dan Thomas. Kat hy Toney, Leslie Topping, Bennett Traub, Tom Trenerry, Donna Troutman. Pat Troutman. Mary True Judy Truitt, Dave Turnock, Jill Twomey, George Tylavsky, Sandy UldJn, George Vaerewyck. Sue Valentine, Bob Vance, Dave Vance Sue Vandervoort, Dorett Vanparys, Cindy Waechter, Mike Walsh, Cathy Walters, Leslie Walton. Warren Ward, Pat Warford, Kathy Warniers Jane Watt, Peggy Webster. Dave Weisel, Mike Wenslow, Nancy Wentland, Danny Whitaker. Mary White, Bob Whiteman. Bob Wiley Jackie Wilkins, Pegge Wilkinson, Dana Williams, Grace Windsor. Pat Wolf, Charlene Woodworth Ed Wright. Sam Wright. Jim Wrobet 155 Freshman Proud Of High School Status 156 Mike Aldridge. Mike Alexander, Steve Anderso Lynn Annis. Mary Arneson, Linda Baar, Roger Baird, Becky Baker, Greg Balka Debta Ball, Ken Balogh, Pat Balok. Marsha Banacka. KathI Barker, Scott Barker. Kathy Barone, Doris Barton, Jim Batalis. Paula Batalis. Marcia Beaver, Sally Beck, Brad Bell, Mary Benish, Steve Bennett. Mike Bergren, Cheri Berman, Barbara Bertles Carol Bickel, Karen Biggs, Tom Birdsell, Mary Blackwell, Dkk Blanton, Steve Bokor, Lionel Bolden. Gary Bolinger. John Bolinger. Leslie Borough. Claudia Bottorff, Cindy Bowie, Mike Bowlby, Cindy Boyer. Rick B rewer. John Brickley. Andrea Brown. Chris Brown Peggy Brown. Keith Bucher. Ed Buker. Kerry Burch. Vicki Burget. Sharon Burkhart. Dennis Burns. Rebonna Burtsfield. Bob Butscli Milton Butts. Bettylou Caldwell. Dave Cambron Gail Cameron. Kathy Campbell. Jim Canary. Ernie Carter. Nancy Childress. Tony Chism. Alan Clark. Barry Cohen. Ric Colbert, Lmda Cole man, Shari Coleman. Steve Collins. Terry Collins. Kathy Cool. Cathy Corcoran. Susan Cordes. Mike Cordtz. Patty Grain, Mar- garet Crane. Bob Crane. Sue Cunningham, Cheryl Danch. Ray Dark. Randy Davey. Ricky Davey. Terri Davidson. Edmay De Bruyn. Deborah Deak. Karan Debella. Cindy Decker. Michele Decraene. Cheryl Demien, Cindy Demien. Ken Dempsey, Louise Denham, Cindy Denslow, Vicky Oeryckere, Steve Dezamitz, August Ditsch, Brad Dix, Wesley Dixon. Gary Doetsch. Phil Oosman. Kim Doyle. Mary Dragovich. Ken Drake. Felice Dudley. Holly Dunn. Marvin Durrell. Cathy Duxbury. Mike Eberhart il P lfUPf!!! Graham Eich. Lorraine Eiszner. Scott Ellwook. Mark Emerv. Rebecca Eming. Scott Emiey. Geroge Estes, Julianne Eutemi. Wendi Parber Robert Feterman, David Feldman, Judy Firestein, Elizabeth Fisher, Vivian Fisher. Ahne Rtzgerald, Howard Fleming. Vicky Ford. Sue Foster Janet Fox, James Fox. Jim Fox, Judy Fox. Leanne Frame. Kathy Fredenburg, David Frederick. Roland Frederick. Leah Frenkiel Paula Friar, Deborah Frisk. Marcia Putter. - ' J0 Karen Gaines, Robert Galbraith, Stephanie Ganser. Betty Glllett, Nancy Glassburn, Carolyn Glore. Linda Godshalk, Esther Goldsmith, Carol Goodall. Peggy Goodchild, Sandra Grabb, Mike Gray, Sharon Gray. Dave Grayson. Dennis Green Donna Green. Sheila Grimes. Chris Gross. Sue Grow. Victoria Gobi, Steve Gulyas. Edward Haak, Tom Hagedorn. John Mall Marta Hamilton, Kevin Hanlon, Karl Hardy. Debra Harman, George Harris. Nancy Hauflaire, Linda Hawk, Richard Hawkins. Barbara Hayden Nancy Hauflatre studies diligently 158 Elememary algebra and Sandy Grabb don ' t seem to be compatable Kathy Molenda chats happily at lunch. E lSBl mW rm: IT ' i Linda Heber. Bill Hedl. Greg Hedman, Barry Heflick. Nancy Heideman. Karen Henderson, Sigrid Henn. Rebecca Hensler, Julie Hentz Patrick Hickey. Patrick Hinkle, Lee Hile. John Hoback, Larry Hojara, James Holbert, Nancy Holsinger. Therese Honold, Huntley Hornbeck Michaeleen Horning. Diana Housemeyer. Janet Housewerth, Daniel Houston. Larry Howard. Susan Howard. Judy Hoyer. John Hrabik. Maurlta Hudson Jennifer Huff. Evon Hughes. Tom Hultgran. Larry Humes. Janice Huster. Janice Hutchins. Mike Ingalls. Lee Ivey. Debra Jackson Ellen Jacobs. Elliot Janicki. Ed Johnson. 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Egan, Manager VISITORS WELCOME WEEKDAYS AND SATURDAY MORNING 2140 NILES-BUCHANAN ROAD — NILES, MICHIGAN ROBERTSON ' S founded 1904 S South Bend born . . . South Bend owned . . South Bend operated EDWIN S. EHLERS ASSOaATES 622 NORTH MICHIGAN STREET PHONE 232-1477 REPRESENTING Lincoln i .f NATIONAL NSURANCE COMPANY KEN S SCIENCE CENTER science supplies hobby supplies 3010 Mishawaka Ave. congratulations to the Class of 68 RUBIN CLEANERS specializing in formals and wedding gowns 217 E. Jefferson Blvd. congratulations to the Class of 68 RIVER PARK MISHAWAKA AVE. AT 30TH. Showing Hollywood ' s Finest Motion Pictur Congratulations to the Class of 1968 BUSINESS AND YOUTH Partners in Progress 168 Congratulations Class of ' 68 ! irS YOUR BIG YEAR! rts our big year too, . . . our 50th year! ASSOCIATES ... A GOOD PLACE TO WOR ASSOCIATES INVESTMENT COMPANY AND SUBSIDIARIES OVER 750 OFFICES COAST TO COAST AND IN CANADA ASSOCIATES DISCOUNT CORPORATIONS, FINANCE COMPANIES and LEASING COMPANY OF INDIANA EMMCO, EXCEL and CAPITOL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES • FIRST BANK AND TRUST COMPANY OF SOUTH BEND PHONE 233-4080 i m FINE ENGRAVING wB , WATCH I REPAIRING MACRI JEWELERS 232 SO. MICHIGAN STREET SOUTH BEND, INDIANA SOUTH BEND FLORAL CO. flowers and gifts 1522 Mishawaka Ave. South Bend, Indiana Across from Adams MORROWS RESTAURANT Congratulations to the Class of 68 Serving businessmen ' s luncheons Family dinners our specialty Carry-out orders available Spacious Parking HOURS: Mon-Fri: 7:30AM - 8PM Sot: 10AM -8PM Sun: 11 AM -3PM 2323 Mis lawaka Ave. phone 287-0212 169 SCHRADER S FURNITURE Famous for quality and service ai lowest prices . . . our 53rd year We congratulate you on your graduation . , . may your future be filled with success 1302 High Street South Bend Phone 288-4437 THRIF-TI-MARTS for food and party needs Congratulations — Class of 68 THE TRAVELERS INSURANCE COMP ANY Best wishes to the class of 1968 Compliments of: Herschel I. Riley, Manager; Life, Accident, and Health agency department AN OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE An opportunity to serve awaits industrious young men and women at Northern Indiana Public Service Com- pany. As one of the top gas and electric distribution utilities in the United States, NIPSCO is constantly looking tor new processes and methods of efficient operation. These include atomic power generation, extra high voltage transmission, underground electric distribution, computerized system planning, under- ground storage of natural gas, community analyses and electronic data processing. Ready to grow with a growing company? IN AN ATMOSPHERE OF GROWTH NIPSCO IS one of the highest-paying utilities in the State of Indiana. Its attractive employe benefit pack age— tuition refund plan, vacations, holidays, life in surance, comprehensive medical insurance, pensions etc.— provides an atmosphere for individual growth Fifteen leading colle ges and universities are strategi cally located throughout its service area with others available in the greater Chicago area. Drop in. We ' ll be glad to talk jobs with you. Northern Indiana Public Service Company ni symbol of service in nipscoiand 170 would this be fair? How would you like to play a basketball game with your opponents allowed a lower basket? Because of their poorer playing ability, the officials explain, this is only fair. You ' d holler, wouldn ' t you? Ridiculous, of course, but is it so farfetched? Karl Marx had such a theory, and Communism preaches this kind of doctrine. Even some of our big government planners and bureaucrats think nothing of penalizing the good business players to aid the others. In a true free enterprise business system, no one gets a lower basket. Anyone may play the game, but each wins or loses on his own merits. You don ' t get a lower basket, nor is your competition given an advantage. At l M, we have grown and created new jobs by serving our customers better. By being a little better players, we have developed ways of generating and delivering electricity and provided improved electric service at the lowest possible cost. INDIANA MICHIGAN ELECTRIC COMPANY ' Besf wishes from BROWNIES to the Class of 1968 AVENUE BEAUTY SALON 2502 Mishawaka Ave. Phone 288-5511 congratulations to the class of ' 68 HAIR FASHIONS BY Gene Allen Studios 2904 Mishawaka Avenue South Bend BERG ' S JEWELERS in our 45th year South Bend founded South Bend owned registered jewelers American Gem Society member 109 W.Jefferson Congrafulafions o the Class of 68 THE PHILADELPHIA RESTAURANT 1 16 N. Michigan South Bend, Indiana Besf of Luck fo fhe class of 68 a ' q| , j f Ms wwA Till ijij VCT 1 ■ ■ ii ' ' ilM I ' 1 MAX ADLERS v here friends meet Town and Country Mishawaka, Indiana TONY ' S SINCLAIR SERVICE Towing service U-Haui trailers Mishawaka at Twyckenham South Bend, Indiana Phone 289-0647 SOUTH BEND Conservatory of Music Mrs. F. H. Ingersall Established! 906 We teach: Organ, piano, and voice All string and wind instruments 203 South William Phone 287-8383 172 G. L PERRrS located in fhe GREENWOOD SHOPPING CENTER SOUTH BEND HARDWARE Town and Couniry Shopping Cenfer The Isicle Party Shops pastries for your party cakes, cookies, candies, snacks unusual imported food 125 W. Washington and 1517 Lincoln Way West fORBfS lyPflURIIfRCO. fasyloDeallUith 228lll.Collaxflve. South Bend, Ind. mmmm] BALDWIN ' S SHOES our 48th year, same location now. Wayne Street Downtown South Bend A family of shoes for the family WELTER PONTIAC, INC 1900 Lincoln Way East, South Bend, Indiana 173 Michiana ' s Largest Store For The Home . .(jT • LAFAYETTE AT MONROE STREET SHIPPERS DISPATCH, INC. Freight service to Akron, Cleveland, Toledo, and northv est Ohio, Detroit, and all Illinois points Phone 287-3335 NEWMANS PHARMACY 1432 Mishawaka Ave. South Bend, Indiana Phone 289-2836 O.J. SHOEMAKER, INC. HEM HG AIR CONDITIONING PLUMBING CONTRACTORS 1008 Lincoln Way East. P.O. Box 418 South Bend, Ind., 46624 Phone (219) 287-2936 174 PATRONS Homeroom 240 Leon Trotsky the Incomparable Howard Berman Future Teachers Mr. Fierce: Happy Dave Congrafulafions Class of 7968 Sunnymede Furniture Co., Inc. 50981 U.S. 31 North South Bend, Indiana 46637 T BATH INSURANCE AGENCY, Inc. 413 W.Jefferson South Bend, Indiana congratulations to the class of ' 68 mm ' i DOWNTOWN TOWN AND COUNTRY MARQUETTE MALL. MICHIGAN CITY Student Index Abbon. Dean 110.57,79 72.69 Abee. Sheny 78.141 A ler. Anita Ajlchison James 89.110.55.88 Aldndge Michaef 99 157 AJciandei. Bienda 141 Aletandet Jolin Aleiandef Mchael 99.157 Allord. Paul 149 Allen. Richard 100.149 Allin. Baibara 54.63.141.142 Allison. Michael 141 Alwfie. Carta 110 Anderson Car men 149 Anderson Debra 149 Anderson Leslve 149 Anderson. Mark 75.149 Anderson. Raymond 67 Anderson Sleven 101.157 Anderson. Virginia 110 Andrews. Richard 141 Andrews. Van 90.141 Andrck. Scon 110.71 Andrysiak. Mchelle 149 Annis. Lonnie 110 Annis. Lynn 157 Ansted. Cynthia 110.114.49 Appel. Chartes 62.101.141 Aiens. Dan 62.149 Arneson. Mary 157 Arneson. Teresa 1 10 Arnold. Ricky 141 Arsenault. Linda 1 1 1 Ashe. Cheryl 53.56.70.149.151 Ashley. Roberta 141.149 Athans. Dean 141 Aull. Lawrence 149 Baird. Roger 67.157 Baker. Kenneth 157 Baker. Rebecca 157 Balka. Gregory 101.157 Ball. Debra 57.157 Ball. Gregg 1 1 1 Ball. Michael 67.141 Ballou. Bonnie 149.65 Balogh. Kenneth 57 Balok. Michael 149 Balok. Patricia 157 Banacka. Marsha 157 Banacka. Steven 111 Barack. Leonard 74.149 Barany. Cathy 149 Bate. Christine 141 Barker. Gary 149.65.66 Barker. Kathi 63.157 Barker. Scnti 66.157 Barkley. Ernest 1 1 1 Barnbrook. James 111.71.72.49 Barnbrook. Timm 149 Barnes. Dianne 149 Barnes. James 149 Barone. Kathleen 157 Barr. Linda Barrel!. Elen 149 Barton. Dons 68.157 Barton. Paul 141 Basham. Jacqueline 149 Bataln. Jamei 157 Batalis. Paula 84.157 Bates. Judith 72.141.145 Bates. Linda 1 1 1 Balli Timothy 111.100 Batten. Terry 141 Bauer. Sally 52.111 Beard. David 149 Beard. John Beaty. David 111.55.93 Beaudway. Mark 111.36.48 Bcaudway. Monte 149 Beaver. Charles 61.141 Beavei. Marcia 157 Beck. Jeanne 149 Beck. Marcia 1 1 1 Beck. Sally 157 Becman. Susan 57.63.149,66 Behnke. Karen 149 Behnke, Karen L. Bell. Brad 90.99.157 Bell. Jacque 111.61.81 Bella. Sally 149 Belzer. ChrisHine Bendit. John 67,82.149 Bendit. Renee 111 Benedict. Peggy 141 Benifiel. Sheryl 149 Benish, Mary 157 Benn, Richard 141 Bennett. Deletes 111 Ben nett, Phillip Bennett, Stephen 167 Bennett, Yvonne 149 Bentzen, Nancy 141 Bergman, Kathleen 78 Bergman, Nancy 73,141 Bergren. Michael 90,99,157 Berman, Chen 59,157 Berman. Howard 60.68.73.141 Berman. Joseph 149 Berman. Susan 1 1 1 Berndt. Donald Berndl. Walter 92 Berryman. Robert 141 Berta. Nancy 80.111 Bertles. Barbara 62.157 Bertles. William 141 Betty. Donald 149 Bickel. Carol 157 Bickel, Kathleen 149 Bickel. Patricia 149 Biggs, Jackie 111 Biggs, Karen 157 Binder, Clifford Birdsall, Kenneth 141 Birdsell. Dennis 111 Birdsell, Linda 141.80 Birdsell, Thomas 65,157 Blackwell, Brenda 141 Blackwell, Mary 157 Blair, John 141 Blair, Julie 149 Blanion, Ricardo 157 Blanlon, Rowena 63,141 Blondia. Monica Blue, Janice 57,59,68,72,141 Bock, James 141 Bock, Susan 1 1 1 Bogan. Oianne 141 Boggs. Jill 111,114.59 Bokor, Steve 75,157 Bolden, Lionel 90,99,157 Bolin, Julie 141 Bolmger, Gary 65.67,157 Bolinger, James 149 Bolmger. John 90.99.157 Bonds, Tom 141 Boocher, Danny Borlck. Susan 141,81 Born, Rose 57,149 Borough, Leslie 157,160,161 Bostwick, Donald Boswell, Terry - Bottorfl, Claudia 157 Bottorff, Deborah 1 1 1 Bottorff. Susan 111 Bowie, Cynthia 149.157 Bowlby. Michael 157 Boyer. Cynthia 157 Boys. James 69.149 Bradfield. John 1 1 1 Bradford, Virginia Bradley, Lynne 141 Bragg, Eugenia Brasseur, Gregg 141.149 Bratcher. Dennis 72,149 Bravin. Mark 61.68,73,141.142,67.74 Bray. David 69,149 Brazeau, Franciene 63,149 Brazy, Deena 149,151 Brewer. Rick 157 Brickley. Robert 93.66.66 Bridge, Craig 65 Bridger, William 149 Bridger, William 141 Bridges, Nora 149 Brink, Jeffrey, 149.82 Broadnax, Betty Broadnax, Mary 149 Broadstreet, Lucian 111,55 Brook, Gail 112,114.58 Brook, Neil 149,65,67 Brown, Albert 112,57 Brown, Andrea 81,157 Brown, Catherine 68.141 Brown, Cathy 149 Brown, Christine 149.157 Brown. Christopher Brown. Linda 141 Brown, Peggy 157 Browne, Lynn 57,62 Browne, Susan 1 12,56 Brownell, Kelly 141 Brubaker, Cathy 57,149,66,81 Bychanon, David Buchanon. Howard 141 Bucher, Keith 66,157 Buck, Charles 112 Bueche. Dianne 112 Buker. Edwin 157 Bumgarner, Theresa 149 Bunnell, Brian 141 Bunnell, Harriet 112 Bunnell, Larry 1 12 Bunnell, Ronnie Burch, Denise 149 Burch, Kerry 157 Burget, Vicki 157 Burke, Peter 92,141,146.85 Burke. Richard 90,149 Burkett, Cheryl 149 Burkhart, Sharon 157 Burns, Denian 90,99.157 Burr, Richard 149 Burtsfield, Gregory 141 Burtsfield, Rebonna 157 Busch. William 141 Bush, William 141,85 Buskirk, Kathleen Busse, Donald 149 Buti. Nancy 141 Bulsch, Bonita 141,81 Butsch, Robert 90,99.157 Butts, Milton 90,157 Butts, Myra 59,66,141 Buzalski, Pamela Buzolich, Robert 92.149.85 Buzolich, Carol 112,68,66 Bybee, Nancy 112.78,84 Caffrey. Helen 112 Caldwell, Betty Lou 157 Caldwell. Brenda 141.81 Galium, Jeffrey 112 Cambron, David 99,157 Cameron, Gait 157 Campbell, Diana 141 Campbell, Jill 112 Campbell, Kathryn 157 Campbell, Stephen 112,56 Canary, James 157 Canen. Janet 54,141 Cantwell, David 149 Capperl, Thomas 149 Carlson, Henry 149 Caron, Carol Caion. Charles 149 Carr. Patrick Carroll, George 149.100 Carroll, Stephen 112,63.68 Carter. Ernest 157 Casasanta. Kalhy 112 Casasanta. Susan 141,65,66 Case, Rebecca 112 Cashen. Steven 90.149 Cassady, Linda 149.154 Calanzarite, James 141 Challinoi, Richard 149.67 Chamberlin. Jeffery 1 12 Chapin, James 112 Cherry, Brenda 141 Cherry, William 112 Childress, Nancy 157 Chism, Myron 90,157 Chmielowiec, Barbara Chomyn, Daniel 149 Chnmyn, Tim 112,90 Chrzamowski, Michael 141 Churchman, Kim Clark. Alan 90.157 Clark. Carol 57.149 Clark. Jeffrey 55.149.100 □ ayton. Andre 112 Qayton. Rhonda 149 Clemens, Carol 112.73 Clemens. Mary 141.66.65 Cline. Diane 57.69.141.81.84 Cline. Robert 141 Cohen, Barry 157 176 Cohen. Judith 141 Cohen. Pamela Cohn. Richard 112.59.61 Colbert. Richard 61.62.81.157 Colbert. Ross 112 Cole. Oliver 113.55.88 Coleman. Linda 157 Coleman. Nancy Coleman. Shari 157 Collins. Ronald 113.55 Collins. Stephanie Collins. Steven 157 Collins. Terry 99.157 Colline. Virginia 57.59.63.72.141 Condon. Patrick 149 Conley. Deborah 113.65.66 Conzolo. Mark 149 Cook. Gail 57.149 Cook. Margaret 1 13 Cook. Richard 149 Cook. Robert 141 Cooke. David 149 Cool. Kathleen 157 Cooper. Judith 57.141 Cooper Michael 1 13 Corcoran. Cathleen 157 Cor des. Stephen 69.141 Cordes. Susan 157 Cordt;. Michael 157 Corr. James Cossman. David 113 Cossman. Shelley 113.58.63 Cottrell.John 113 Crain. Patricia 157 Crane. Margaret 62.65.157 Crane. Robert 157 Cranmer. Alan Cranmer. Vicky 141.81 Cripe. Thomas 141 Crowley. Paul 73.141 Cukrowicz. Beverly 141 Cunnagin. Saundra 1 14 Cunningham. Susan 157 Cunningham. Thomas Cunningham. Timothy 149 Cyrier. Melanie 69.114.116.69 Dahlgren. Jane 72 Dahlin. Kenneth 114 Dailey. Joseph 114 Danch. Cheryl 157 Danch. Louisa 1 14 Daniel. Dennis 149 Dare. Gary 114.67 Dark. Ray 101.157 Dark. Susan 141 Darsee. Dean 68.149.65 Davey. Lucy 114.48 Davey. Regina 157 Davey. Rita 157 Davidson. Terri 157 Davis. Donald 141 Davis. Jacqueline 149 Davis. James 149 Davis. George 141 Davis. Jon 141 Davis. Larry Davis. Mary 115.131 Davis. Melvin Davis. Phyllis 114 Davis. Richard 55.90.141 Davis. Susan 149 Deak. Connie 141 Deak. Deborah 157 Debella. Katan 157 Debellis. Robert 149 Debow. Cheryl 115 DeBruyn. Edmay 157 Decker. Cynthia 157 Decker. Jerry 56.115.100.49 Decraene. Michele 157 Degroff. Alan Deleury. Christme 57.69.149 Del Vallee. Deborah 149.65.66 Demien. Cheryl 84.157 Demien. Cynthia 157 Demien. Deborah 141 Demoss. Barbara 149 Dempsey. Kenneth 90.99.157 Demske. James 149 Denham. Louise 142.157 Denham. Nancy 141 Denslow. Cynthia 81.157 Denslow. Judith 115.74.81.82 Deryckere. Victoria 157 Dezamitz. John 149 Dezamitz. Steven 157 Dickens Rick 141 Dickey. Robert 1 1 5 Digirolamo. Carmen 149 Digirolamo. Karen 57.69.115.78 Dilts. Edna Dineen. James 149 Dingley. Albert 98 Dingley. Mark 99 Ddsch. August 90.157 Dix. Bradley 157 Dixon. Beverly 149 Dixon. Wesley 157 Doaks. Stanley Doetsch. William 149.101 Donahue. Jerry 115 Donath. Julienne Donoho. Becky 149 Donoho. Michael 115 Dosmann. Phillip 157 Doty. Terri 62.141 Dow. Frederick 113.115 Dowling. Helen Dowling. Michele 1 15 Downey. Dennis 141 Downey. Mlichael 115.48 Doyle. Kinberly 157 Dragoon. Oenise Dragoon. Michael 115.69.149 Dragovich. Joseph Dragovich. Mary 157 Drake. John 115.82 Drake. Kenneth 85.157 Driver. Franciene 1 15 Driver. Jack 115.55.92 Drudge. Daniel Dudley. Felice 62.81.157 Dunbar. Kristine 62.149 Dunfee. James 141 Dunn. Geannette Dunn. Holly 157 Dunn. Phyllis 115 Durham. James 115.62 Durell. Marvin 157 Duxbury. Catherine 57.157 Dworecki. Anne 149.81 Eastman. Cynthia 114149 Eastman. David 115.136 Eberhardt Susan 149 Eberhart Michael 77.157 Ebersole, Floyd 141 Eckenberger. Jay 69.149.67.101 Edmonson. Anna 141 Edmonson. Charles 115 Edmonson. Marilyn Egendoerfer. Steve 141 Ehlers. Tom 90.149 Eicb. Graham 158 Filer. Lmda Filer. Scott 149 Fin. Alan 115.120 Fin. Shelly 149 Eiszner. John 141 Eiszner. Lorraine 57,158 Filler. Michael Ell. Stephen Fill. Thomas Filing. Memel 115 Elliott Carol 141 Elliott. Kathryn Ellwood. Ervin 158 Emery. Mark 158 Eming. Rebecca 158 Emiey. Scott 158 Emiey. Victor 69.141.67.85 Engel. Linda 149 Engel. Maureen 57.66.150 Engel. Terry 141.74 Engle. Thomas 73.141.98 Erickson. Nancy 1 1 5.68.47 Eriksen. Corliss 141 Eskew. Dona 57.59.68.141 Estes. George 158 Eugemi. Cynthia 115.68 Eufemi. Juhanne 57.80.158 Fverly. Cindy 141 Everty. Linda 141 Fahey. Frank 116.55.100 Farber. Wendi 57.66.158.160 Faurot Kathy 62.68.48 Feferman. Paggy 116.131.58.71.49 Feferman. Robert 90.63.65.158 Feirick. Diana 150 Feldman. David 100.158 Feldman. Jerrold 72.141 Fergerson. Albert Finneran. Patricia 116 Fiiestein. Juddh 158 Firtl. Cymhia 116.52.78 Fisette. Carol 141.80 Fisher. Connie 141 Fisher. Elizabeth 158 Fisher. Gale 141 Fisher. Sandra 141 Fisher. Vivian 158 Fitzgerald Aline 57.65.158 Fitzgerald Michael 79.1 16.55.69.72.100 Fitzgerald William 55.72.141.100 Flagle. Craig 1 16 Flanagan. John 116.74 Ranagan. Patrick 150 Reming. Bert 89.141,67 Fleming. Howard 158 Fleming. Karen 150 Flohr. Robert 141 Flowers, Paul 141 Fogarty, James 150 Fogarty, Margaret 141 Forbes, Beth 150 Ford. John 72.141.100 Ford. Victoria 73.82.168 Fore. Linda 117 Forner, Rodney Forsberg. Christophei Forsberg. Robert Forsberg. Victoiia 1 50 Foistei, Susan 158 Foster, Thomas 150 Foots. Deborah 66.150 Foots, Rebecca 141 Fowler, Richard 150 Fox. James 99.158 Fox. James 90.158 Fox. Janet 158 Fox. Judith 158 Fox. Michael 55.90.42 Fox. Robert 150 Fox. Sharon 117.71.80 Fragomeni. Vikki Fragomeni. Vincent 89.55.73.42.98.146 Frame. Leanne 66.81.158 Frank. Dennis 142 Frank. Dianne 150 Fredenburg. Kathy 57.168 Frederick. David 158.160 Frederick. Patricia 117.57 Frederick. Roland 158 Freel. Edward 90.150 Freeman. Kem Freeman. Kim Freese. Kathleen 117.66.80 Frenkiel. Leah 65.158 Frenkiel. Paol Frey. Mary Frey. William 59.72.42 Friar. Karl Friar. Paula 158 Frisk. Deborah 158 Fritz. Cheryl 63.142 Fritz. David 142.74 Fritz. Karen 68.142 Fritz. William Fross. MatyJo 117.119.131 Fuller. Donald 150 Funnell. Jacqueline 142 Furlong. Jeralyn 62.142 Futter. Lynne 150 Futtei. Marcia 63.82.158 Gagnon. Richard 150 Gaines. Franklin 150 Gaines. Karen 53.158 Galbraith. Robert 90.158 Gallagan, Vicki Ganser, Stephanie 158 Gardner, Paggy 150 Garnitz, Thomas 72,142 Gaseor, Paula 142 Gatchell, James 150 Gates. Cindy 142 Gathright. Chailes 142 Gay. Leslie 150 Gebhardt. Janet 117,82 Gentner. Diana George. Danny 113.117 Gergacz. Trudy 142 Gersey. Martin 1 1 7 Gilbank. Wendy 57,150 Gillespie. Gwendolyn Gillespie. Wilhe 90,99 Gillett, Betty 158 Gillett, Donna 81,150 Gilmore, Gregory 150 Glasco, James 117 177 Blaso. Shmy 117.59 Glasburn. Nancy 158 Sassburn. Rickie 1 42 Qassburn. Roy 6lort Carolyn 158 Glort Thomas 1 17 Boilshalli Linda 158 Goei:_ Deborah 68.1 6 Goiha Constance 117.78 Golden. Edward 117.49 Goldman. Robert 151.150 Goldner. Ruih 73.142.83.84 Goldsmith. Esther 57.62.158 Goldsmith. Linda 142.83 Gontet. Deborah 66.150 Goodall. Carol 158 Goodchild Mary 158 Goodchild Sozanne 150 Goodman. Ronald 1 17 Gordon. Larry 117 Gordon. Ronald 142 Giabb. Sandra 158.159 Gragg. Lynn 117 Gramps. Linda Gramps. Marilyn 142.146 Grams. Catherine 68.150 Grams. Mary Jo 150 Graves. Georgia 117.57 Gray Larry 142.158 Gray. Michael Gray Sharon 158 Grayson. Doye 81.158 Grayson, George 1 17.55 Grayson. Kimra 150 Grayson. Paulette U2 Green. Dennis 158 Green. Donna 57.158 Green. Gloria 142 Green. Vernetta 142 Greene. Karen 78.150 Gregg. Bonnie 1 17 Gregg. Daniel 142 Gregg. Jettery 82,150 Gregor. Suzetle 117.52.80 Grenert. Kathy 117 Grey. Richard 142 Grimes, Debbie 81.150 Grimes. Sheila 158 Grimm. Robert 117 Grindeland. Diana 114.117 GroH, Nancy 23.68.142.47 Gross, Chris 158 Gross, Jeanine 57,142 Gross, Marsha 57,117 Groth. Daria 52.68.118.66 Grovei. Beverly 118 Grow. Siisan 158 Grzegorek. Joyce 142 Gobi. Victoria 67,158 Gulyaj, Every Gulyas, Stephen 75.158 Gunn. Wayne 69.118 Gut trie. Linda 150 Guiki. Susan 118 Haag. Gregory 92.118.98 Haak. Edward 158 Hacks. Phyllis 142.78 Hacker. Phyllis 142.78 Hackett. Kathy 69.118.78 Hagedorn. Carol 142 Hahn. Diane 52.118.78 Hale. Daniel 150 Hall. Gregory 150 Hall. James 142 Hall. John 158 Hall Joy 118 Hall Nora 150 Hamirton. Marta 59.67.158 Hamilton. Martha 142,146 Hamilton, Phihp 118,55,92 Hamilton, Ronald 142.96 Hamman. Bartlett Hammes, Thomas 118 Hanlon. Kevin 158 Harding. Michael 118.131.48 Harihian. Caiol 150 Hardy. Daryl 150 Hardy. Gregory 150 Hardy. Karl 90.158 Hargreaves. John 142 Haringer, Kathy 150 Harman. Debra 158 Harman. Lynn 142 Harrigan. Robert 142 Hams. George 158 Hams. Homer 142 Harrison. Deborah 142 Hartke. Nile 118 Hartman. Susan 150 Hartwick. Alan 68.92.142.85 Haskin, David 150 Hatfield Patrcia 118 Hauflaire. Nancy 158 Havel. Cathy 38.52,59.63.71.72,1 18,49. 119 Havel. Robert 142 Hawk, Linda 158 Hawkins. Richard 90.99,158 Hay. Ruthann 66.150 Hayden. Barbara 158 Hayden. Cheryl 118 Hayden. John 73,118.75 Hazelton. Janet 62,150 Heber. Dale 118.100 Heber. Linda 159 Hebert. Michael 142.101 Heckaman. Curtis 69,160 Hedl. William 159 Hedman. Gregory 159 Hedman. Lawrence 118 Heeter. Penny Heflick. Barry 159 Hehl. William 118 Heick. Scott 142.98 Heideman. Nancy 159 Heintzberger. Kathy 150 Heinz. Kurt Heinzman. Cynthia 150 Heise. Lynda 57.150 Held. Patricia 142 Helfman. Diane 118 Helms. William 89.118 Hemig. Kathy 118.48 Henderson, David 118 Henderson, Karen 159 Hendrickson. Bruce 69,67.150 Hendiickson. Craig 118.96 Hendrickson. Mark 142 Henn. Sigrid 159 Henry. Brigitte 69.81 Henry. Kathleen 142 Hensler. Peggy 150 Hensler. Rebecca 159 Hensley, Linda 119 Kent;, Julie 159 Herieman. James 55,119,100 Hersom, John 142 Hersom, Peggy 150 Hersom. Robert 142 Herlel. Madonna 151 Hertel. Maria Hertel. Regina 119 Hickey, Karen 69,119 Mickey, Maureen 72,142 Hickey, Nancy 119 Hickey, Patrick 59,101 Hickey. Peggy 151 Hicks, Kath leen 151 HIght, Maxine Hill, Daniel 142 Hill, David 142 Hill, Esther Hill, Janice 83,151 Hill, Monte Hinds, Barbara 151 Hindsley, Susan 151 Nine, Mary Mine, Richard 151 HinUe, Patrick 101,159 Hite. Lee 159 Hitt, Shirley 142 Hjerpe, Kent 55,151 Hob ' ack, John 1 59 Hoban. Jamas 143 Hoban. Martin Hochstetter, Michael 151 Hoffman, Kimberly 151 Hoffman, Stephen 143 Hoffman. William 119 Hogan. Gwendolyn 143 Hogman. Sherry 143 Hojara. Joseph 159 Hojara Mary 119 Holbert, James 159 Holsinger. Nancy 159 Holsinger, Vicki 143 Honold, Michael Honold, Therese 159 Hoover, Jack 119 Hornbeck, Huntley 90,159 Horning, Michaeleen 120,74.77 Horning, Michael Hoivath, Carolyn 52.114,120 Horvath, Gregory 151 Horvath, Richard 151,96 Horvath, Steven 120 Horvath, William 151 Hogh, Judy 151 Housemeyer. Diana 159 Housewerth, Janet 84,159 Houston, Daniel 74,159 Howard. David 143,159 Howard, Larry 67,75 Howard, Susan 63,161 Howe, Marilyn 120,159 Howell, Donna 143,81 Howell, Kevin 151 Hoyer, Judith 159 Hrabik, Cynthia 69,120 Hrabik, John 75,159 Hronek. Rick 90,151,98 Hubbard, Pamela 151 Hudson, Mauritta 169 Huff, Jenifer 57.62.66.159 Huff. Judy 151 Huff, Roberta 120 Hughes. Evon 159 Hughes. Shauna 151 Hultgren, Thomas 159 Humes, Catherine 72,143 Humes. Larry 90,99,159 Humes, Ronald Humphrey, Christine 62, 1 36, 1 20.48 Humphrey, Robert 143 Humphrey. Thomas 151 Humphreys. John 63.143 Hunt. Dale 143 Hunter, Donald 68.120 Hurd, Brenda 151 Hurd. Clarence 121 Hurlbut, Roberta 151 Huster. Janice 57,63,159 Huster, Richard 121,82 Hutchins, Janice 159 Huys, Richard 151 Ingalls, Michael 159 Inwood, Karen 57,151 luliano, Ronald 121 Ivey, Lee 159 Ivory, Kenneth 98,151,55,88.69.90.91 Ivory, Kevin 151 Jacks, William 90.143,98 Jackson, David 121 Jackson, Debra 159 Jackson, Eunice 68.151 Jackson, Mario Jackson, Patrick 55,88. 1 2 1 ,98.49 Jacob. Edward 55,61,90,143 Jacobs, Ellen 64,77,159 Jacobs, Martin Jacox, Pamela 57,68.151,66 Jameson, John 121,85 Jamison, T. C. Janicki, Elliot 90.99,159 Janicki, Leigh 121,48 Janizak. Arlene 151 Janizak, Darlene 151 Jelderks, Charles Jellum. Allan 151 Jenner, Judith 151,81 Jennings, Joyce 57,69,151,65,81 Jensen, John 92 Jeter, James Jodon, Dale Joers, Jeffrey 143 Johns, Janie 151 Johnson, Edward 159 Johnson, Keith 143 Johnson, Louise 57,143 Jones, Ellen Jones, Evelyn Jones, lona 143 Jones, Linda Jones, Mary 151 Jones. Roberta Jones, Roger 98,99 Jones, Sharon 159 Jones, Victor 143,83 Jones, Zetha 143 Jordan, Brad 151,67 Jordan, Julie 39,52,62,121 Jordan, Scott 90,143,65,67,96 Joseph, Judy 121 Joyner, Michael 151 Julian, Rebecca 159 Kahnke, Kristine 121 Kamm, Christine 151 Kamp, Karen 52,54,63,123,127 178 Kanczuzewski. Diane 143 Kaniewski, Steve 121,59.85 Karn. Joanne 69.143,81.84 Kaser. Arthur 159 Kasper. Patricia 57,68.143 Kasper, Sharon 159 Katz, David 159 Katz. Martin Katz. Rachelle Kaufman. Kurt 159 Kaylor. James 151 Kazmierzak. Louise 121 Keating. Kevin 1 59 Keating. Lawrence 96 Keating. Patricia 79.52.6 1 . 1 2 1 . 1 3 1 . 1 35.83 Keeler. Cheryl 143 Keeler. Dean 69 Keeley. George 143.101 Keeiey. Maureen 121 Keeley. Nancy 57.151 Keene. Marlene 159 Keith. Janet 63.52.71.114.121.131.134 Keith. Kathryn 61.62.151 Keleman. Louis 143 Keller. Peggy 151 Kelly. Dennis 68,93,121 Kelly, Laurine 36,53,121,131,135,49 Keltner,John 121 Kendall, Jean 121,151,64,65 Kendall, Joyce 159 Kendall, Phillip 99,159 Kendall, Phyllis Kent, Kenneth 151 Keppler, Patricia 151 Kerhy, Cynthia 143 Kern, Patrick Kern, William Kerr. Eleanor 121 Kerr. Leslie 151 Kerr. Nolan Kerr. Steven 121 Kessler. Kathy 143 Kiley. Thomas 90.99.159 Kimble. Thomas 143 Kincaid. Jeffery 151 Kincaid. Robert 158 King. Karen 57.151 Kingma. Cynthia 151 Kinney. Kathleen 151 Kinney. Timothy 159 Kirkwood. Tracy 57.151 Kirwin. Holly 57 Kirwin. Terry 77.159 Kish. Barbara 121 Kish, Richard 57,151,75 Kline, Arler.e 143 Kloote, Charles 90,143,98 Kloote, Fred 122,62 Kloote, Cheryl 56,143 Klosowski, James Kluszczynshi, Casimir Kluszczynski, Mary 143 Kluszczynski, Mike 90,143,98 Kluszczynski, Paul 159 Kobiec, Sharon 151 Kobiec, Stephen 151 Koch. Kristine 57,151 Koehler, Elizabeth 122.61,69,66 Koehler. Paul 122,48 Koehler, Robert 143 Koehler, Thomas 122.88.72,49 Koehnemann, Deborah 63.143 Kohen. Peter 159 Kohen. Polly 58,143 Kominkiewicz, John 122,55 Komora, Mary 159 Korlowicz, Edward 90.159 Kovach. Jettery 98.99.159 Kovas. Dianne 122 Kovas. Kenneth 159.160 Koz. Kerry 159 Kdz. Kathi 122 Kress. Steve 122 Kratz. William 143 Krizmanich, Celine 123,52,49 Krojniewski. Dianne 159 Kronewltter, Donald 160 Kronewitter. Gail 123 Kronewitter. Judith 123 Krouse, Nancy 57,143 Krouse, Robert 160 Krovitch, George Krueger, Annette 151 Krueger, Kenneth 151 Kruggel, Robert 123 Kruyer, George 90,99,160 Kruyer, Kathleen 53,142,143,145 Kruyer, Thomas 89,125,55,88.98 Kryder. James 67 Krziza. Victoria Kubat. Mara 62.60 Kubiak. Carl 69.143.85 Kubisiak. Christine 123 Kuc. Deborah 151.66 Kuespert. Jill 57.68.151 Kurman. Elizabeth 57.160 Lackman. John 123 Lackman. Kristina 57,83 LaCluyse, Sharon 160 LaCluyse, Stephan 123 Lair, Daniel 151 Laird, John 123 Laird, Mary 160 Lake. Fraderick 123.49 Lake. Merry 160 Lake. Robyn 57.151 Lambert. Hugh 143 Lambert. John 83.160 Lamirand. Deborah 152 Lancaster. David 89.55.152 Landsberg. Randy 143,98 Lane, Kathleen 160 Lane, Linda 119,123,52.131,59 Lane. Robert Langwith. Nancy 152 LaPierre. Kieth 72.152 Larkin. Michael 160 Larkin. Patricia 160 Larson. Carol 57.160 Larson. Christine 123.134.69.71.81 Larson. Steven 123 Laughlin. Betty Laughline. Wayne 77.152 Laure. Mary 80.84.160 Lawrence. Anthony 90.160 Lawrence. Daniel Lawrence. Kelly 160 Lawrence. Pearlie 160 Lawson William 160 Layman. Jessica 65.160 Layman. Linda 143 Lazzara. Charles 123.90 Leather. Carol Lee, Janet 57,160 Lees. Theodore 160 Lefkow. Kathleen 143 Lefkow. Patti 123.125.52.59.60.71 Lehman. John 143 Lester. Byron 152 Letts. John Levatin. Janet 57.160 Levatin. Lauren 56.61.70.73.143 Levkofl.Amy 57.72.152 Lewis. Barbara 123.81 Lewis. James 72.143.165 Lewis. Julia 64.152 Lichkay. Alan Lichtenfels. Jeffrey 100.152 Lidell. Patricia 143 Liebeler. Carol 123.52.59 Liepold. Christine 62.160 Liggett. Brian 143 Liggett. Gary 160 Lighthall. Vernon Lind. Carol 57.143,152 Lind. Leonard 62.85 Lindahl.John 144 Lindale. Howard 123 Lindas. Roger 123 Linder. James 144 Lindley. Jerry 160 Lindsay. Rebecca 54.68.144 Lindsey. Catherine 123 Lindstedt. Terry 144 LIngar. Peter Lipsky. Debbie 57.160 Liste. Susan 123.53.63.83 Locks. John 123 Long. Jane 144.66 Long. Jean 144.66 Longfellow. Michael 144 Loos. Deborah 57.160 Loos. William 123,67,82 Lord, Donald 124,85 Lott, Danny Lott, Steve Lovelett, Kathleen 124 Lovings. Craig 124 Lowe, Darcy 144 Lowell, Walter 124 Lower, Daniel Lower, Melissa 160 Lowery. David 152 Lowery, Nancy 124 Lowry, Laurel 62,152 Luccki, James 160 Lucken, Don 67,152 Luckey, Stefania 152 Ludwig, Marc 160 Lueth. Larry 152 Luft, Lorrie 160 Lukas, Susie 65.152 Lung. Doug 144 Lung, Stephen 66.160 MacNabfa. Laura 160 MacCombie. John 67.152 MacDonald. Pamela 144 MacGregor. Janice 59.72.152 Maciulski. Gregory 73.124.96 Maciulski. Michael 152 Mack. Patricia 152 Maddox. Brenda 152 Madison. Cynthia 81.160 Madison. Richard 90.160 Madison. Timothy 89.55.152 Magdalinskl. Joann 66,144 Magee. J Brakley 57.73,64.65.144 Magee. Linda 68.71.124.64.65 Magee. Martha 160 Magrane. Jean 160 Mahan. Eileen 160 Mahank. Camille 59.152 Mahler. Stephen 74.160 Mam. Barbara 144 Mais. Dale 92.67.162 Mais. Lauia 160 Mais. Linda 124.66 Mais. Lorraine 160 Major. Marcia 57.160.161 Malcki. Carl 124 Malone. Ethel 144 Mammon. Thomas Mangus. Elan 152 Manierre. Robbie 90.152 Manuszak. William 55.92.71.124 Marbley, Daisy Marcotte, Nancy 144 Markanich, Steven 160 Marks, Susanne 144 Mailer, Rebecca 152 Marriott, David 124 Marshall. Gary 124 Marshman. Diana 124.152 Marshman. Larry Martellaro. Charles 124.85 Maitellaro. David 144 Martellaro. Robert 152 Martin. Billye 124 Martin. Carol 57.69.144 Martin. Charles 98.152 Martin. Linda 124.49 Martin. Lucinda 160 Martin. Margaret 144 Martin. Timothy 144 Martinov. Jeri 144 Martinov. Pamela 52.62.69.71.124.132 Marvin. Cynthia 57.81.152 Mason. Susan 124 Matthews. Edward 160 Mathis. Debra 124.80 Matbis. Nila 160 Matsushima. Takashi 90.98.144 Matthews. Brian 124 Manhews. Marc 160 Matthews. Rachael 142.144 Mattingly. Donald May. Christopher 55.7 1 .88. 1 25.98 May. Robert 98.152 Mayerfeld. Bruce 144 Mayerhofer. Cynthia 160 Mayerhofei. Rose 144 McCarty. Darlene 160 McCarty. Donald McCaw. Shirley 160 McChesney. Robert McOoughan. William 101.152 McOuie. Kaien 125.52.56.69.80 McCluie. Patricia 54.152 McCoy. Timothy McCracken. Cathy 160 McCracken. Robert 125,66.96 McDaniel. James 161.66.152 McDonald. Gregory 160 McDonald. James 90.160 McDonald. John McDougal. Linda 160 McDougal. Wilbur 125.55 McFarland. Barry 160 179 McFadand. Dewey McFaHand. Georgia 125 McFarland. Patrick 96 %:Gann. Michael 125.55.88 McGowan. Charles 57.160 McGregor Janice 62.160 McGregor Marv 160 McGregor Susan 125.52.59.61 MclrKrny. Anne 57.83.152 McKenne. Kathleen 144 McKibbin. Scoti 125 McKinney. Cynthia 57,66.152 McKown Barry 160 KtLemore. Mark 9068,99 160 McLeod. Charles McMahon. Pamela 125.68 McMahon. Vicki 152 McMilan. Kalhy 57.68.152 McNaughton. Frank 160 McNeiney. Catherine 152 KfcNulty. Eileen 144.66 McNulty. Patrick 160 McPhee Maureen 68.144 Mead.Vlcki 144 Medow. Judy 144 Meilke. Kathryn 144 Mehta. Anil 152 Meilner. Larry 125 Meilner. Laura 152 Meilner. Linda 152 Melck. Norman 125 Melck. Philip 152 Mershon. Sandra 152 Mervilde Janice 144 Mesaros. Mariene 125 Messer Andrea 144.83 Messer Jan 81.161 Met ger. Bruce 126 Melzger. Catherine 161 Metzger. Douglas 62.144 Metier. Carol 161 Metjier, Earl 144 Meyer. Linda 126 Meyers. Brem 90.151.98.152 Michaehs. Ronald 126 Mchalski. Penny 144.81 Michalski. Wendy 152 Mielke. Michael 126 Mihelich. John 126.57.65 Mihehck. Kathryn 152 Mikulak. Stephan 144 Mikusak. Beverly 126 Miles. Ronald 90.161 Miller. Barbara 73.152 Miler. Cathy 125.126.131.72,49 Miller. Cynthia 161 Mller. Daniel 144.75 Miller. Deborah 161 Miller. Donald 144 Miller. Georgiana 161 Miller. John 144 Miller. Joyce 144 Miller. Kathryn 126.136.62.48 Mller. Larry 220.161 Miller. Marian 152 Miller. Mark 161 Miller. Michael 126 Mller. Richard 144 Miller. Ricky Miller. Robert 114.126.71 MMer. Robert N 161 MUler. Vaughn 126.67 Miller. William 90 Milliman. Rebecca 152 Millnnn. Sheryl 126 Mills, William 126.82 Miltenberger. Rex 152 Mincey. Jerone Mincey. Rosemary Mint; llene 126 Mmx. Mary 68.144 Mishler. Janet 126 Mishler. Marylou 152 Mishlei. Pamela 161 Mitchell. Deborah 152 Mitchell. Edward 90.99.161 Mitchell. James 161 Mitchell. Linda 144 Mitchell. Nancy 152 M itchell. Wallace 152.161 MitloH. Nancy 68.161 Mizen. Susan 152 Moehiing. Knstine 152 Molenda. Kathleen 161 Molenda. Katherme 159.161 Molnar. Pamela 69.152 Montgomerie. Scott 144 Moo. Gregory 152 Moo. Sharon 161 Moody. Delores 144.81.65 Moody. Patricia 57.69.152 Moody. Robert 152 Mooney. Marlene 144 Moore. Marvin 126 Moore. Robert 126.161 Moore. Tommie 161 Moreland. Gloria 144 Moreno. Fred 153 MorlDot. Cheryl 61.80.161 Morfoot. Colleen 69.144.82 Morgan. Craig Morgan. Stephanie 144 Morlan. Robeit 55.88.144 Morrison. Kevin 153 Morrow. Christine 54.144 Moses. Diane 126 Moses. Larry 126 MouncE. Nancy 144 Mueller. Christopher 126.69.83 Mueller. Craig 145 Mueller. Judith 153 Mullins. James 126 Mullins. John Muncie. Gerald 90.145.98 Muncie, Leanne 161 Muncie. Ronald 55.92.96.150.153 Murdock. Allen 145 Muiphey. Janet 53,62.153 Murphy. Joyce 145 Murphy. Mary 153 Murphy. Michael 126 Murphy. Robert 145 Muskin. Linda 126.73 Myers. Jay 144 Myers, Paula 67,83 153 Nate, Angela 126 Natkow, Barbara 126,60,70,71,72,73,65. 66.83 Natkow. Shelley 57.145.66,83,161 Nell, Stanton 127 NeH, Donald 69 NeH.Mark 127.69 NeH. Rhonda 153 NeH. Sheila 68 Neitzel. Gregory Nelsen. William 125. 1 27.59.70.49 Nelson. Brenda 114.127.134.136.58.56.39. 72 Nemeth. James 153 Nemeth. Jams 127.131.68.83.49 Nemeth. Trudy 145 Nesterlode. Jill 57.145 New.James 110.127.78.83 New. Steven 153 Newbill. Rochale 90.161 Newbill. Saidell 127.84 Newbold. Michael 145 Newcomer. Johnny 161 Nickell. Jerry 145 Ncksin. Robeit 145 Nicksin. William 127.62.48 Nicodemus. Sandy 161 Nielsen. Andrew 128 Nielsen. Peter 161 Niespodziany. Audrey 15.128.53.54 Niespodziany. Frances 161 Nietch. Ciaig 153 Nimtz. Eric 161 Ninios. Phillip 128 Nivens 145 Niver. Jeffrey Nivet. Peggy Noble Jeffrey 128.65,67,82 Nooe. Bonnie 153.155 Norris. John 128.55.93 Noms, Patricia 153 Norton, Andrew 161 Norton. Susan 161 Nova, Thomas 101.153 Nowas. Anne 128 Nowicki. Arlene 161 Nowicki. Nancy 161 Nowicki. Terry 63.153 Nowostawski. Renee 63.161 Nuckols. Gary 153 Nugent. Joan 128.53.61.68.71.65.66 Nyikos. Robert 153 O ' Brian. Michael 161 Ochs. Linda 81.161 O ' Connell. Craig 128.49 O ' Connor, Kathleen 145 O ' Hara. Wyonia 161 Olcott. John 161 Qletti. Joseph 161 Olmstead. Oavid Olmstead. Michael 161 Olson, Caron 153 Olson, Deborah 161 Oppenheimer, Gilbert 72.161 Gpperman. Carl 67 Opperman. David 72,153 Drfanos, Kim 65.74,161 Orfanos, Trent 66,1 53 Dsmanski. Judith 161 Osmanski. Melame 145 Otter, Marlene 128,134.56,71,73 Otter, Timothy Outlaw. Melvin Overaa. Katherme 65.161 Overholser. Norman 161 Owen. Patricia 16 1 Packard. Thomas 128 Page. Penny 145 Pagels. Mane 153 Pallo. Sandra 161 Pallo. Susan 153 Panzica. James 55.90.128 Panzica. John 128 Panzica. Philip 153 Paree. Claudia 128 Paree. Mavis 153 Parfitt. Scott 153 Pans. Linda 128 Pans. Michael 153 Pans, Sharon 161 Parker. James 90 Parks. Janet 145 Parmerlee, Charles Parrish, Dwight 98 Parseghian, Karan 59,72,132,128:48 Parseghian, Kristan 153 Pascoff, Marcia 128 Pascuzzi, Valerie 57,153 Paskin, Richard Paszli. David Patterson. Jo Ellen 153 Patterson. Richard 90.161 Paulk.Jane 153 Paulk. Robert 145 Paulos, James 161 Pawell, Robert 161 Pawell. Susan 153 Pawlak. Carleen 145.66.80 Pawlak. James 145.101 Pawlak. Victoria 153 Pawlowski. Gregory 1 1 0. 1 28.48 Pawlowski. Terence 161 Payne. Diana 161 Payne, Linda 128 Peck, Michael 145 Peck, W Thomas 128 Pedersen, Debra 145,83 Pedersen. Karen 80.153 Peek, Thomas 145 Peiffer, Patricia 72,151,153 Pellz, James 101,153 Pepin, Sharon 145 Perkins, Jennifer 153 Perkins. Patricia 128 Perkins, Patti 145 Perkins, Regina 161 Perkins, Trudy 161 Peters, Cathryn 145 Peters, Gregory 161 Peters, Mark 72.145 Peters. Thoma s 96.153 Petersen. Michael 73.128,67 Petersohn, Charles 101,161 Pfaller, Richard 153 Pfeifter. Anthony 142.145 Pfciffer. Tobey 153 Pflueger. Harman 128.74 Phelps. Ida 128 Phelps. Raemozelle Phelps. Shirley 161 Philabaum. Diana. 153 Philabaum. Gary 128,85 PhillipoH. Mark 90.98.153 Philip. Linda 57.153 Phillips. Bernard 153 Phillips. Georgiana 129.83 Phillips. Margaret 84.161 Pichard. Douglas 101.153 Piecbowiak, Joan 62,62.129,78 Pierson, John 153 Pierson, Patricia 68,145 Pietrzak, Thomas Pipke, William 145 180 Piraccini, Marie Riser, Dvorah 129 Riser, Joel 57,62,161 Rins, JoAnn 41,54,145 Rixley, Ramela 63,153 Planic, Cathy 153 Rlank, Mark 160,161 Plant, John 129 RIaut. Barbara 63,161 Plaut, Kimson 145,66.83,85 Rodell, Dennis 145 Podell, Thomas 162 Poehler, Kathy 81,162 RoelvDorde, Scott Poettgen, Kathleen 153 Poettgen. Susan 145 Rolanil, Joseph 162 Poland, Mark 162 Rolls, Robert 90,98.153 Rolomskey, Oelores 145 Rovlock, Eugene 145 Roorman, Jane 153 Roorman, Robert 162 Roorman, Vickie 129 Rope, Debra Pope, Max 67,145 Popielski, Karen Ropielski, Kathleen Popielski, Victoria Poropat, Richard Rorowski. Joseph 90.162 Porter. Elizabeth Porter, Gregory 162 Porter. John 162 Porth, Candace 129 Rossman, Gregory 162 Potter. David 129 Rotter. Rickie 129 Powell. Gary 62.65 Rowers. Craig 67 Powers. Del Mar 145 Powers. Martin 89.145.98 Powers. Michael 130.75 Powers. Neva 56.61,68.70,71,72,130,65.66 Poyser. Carole 130 Rrebys. Ann 57,62.70.72,145 Rrebys, Marguerite 162 Rrescott, John 71,73,114,130,134 Presnell, Bobbie 130 Preston, Larry 55,130 Preston, Ronald 55,130 Price, Harry 162 Price, Wyomie 130 Protsman, Gary 162 Rrotsman, Susan 130 Pryweller, Jon 145 Rrzychodny, Linda 63,130 Quick. Beverly 153 Quick. Bruce 153 Quick. Judith 66.81,162 Quigg, Robert 153 Quimby, Johnny 145 Quimby, Michael 41,55,130,131,48,98 Raber, Ruth 81.153 Rada. Kathy 145 Rada. Laurie 153 Radding. Carol 130.81 Radding. Joseph 66,74,162 Rahn, William Raitzin, Donna 59,125.130 Ramsey. Janine 162 Randolph. Pamela 57.153 Raschke. Linda 145.84 Raszipovits. Deborah 162 Ray. John 145 Ray. Sharon 57.145 Raymond. Joseph 73.153 Raymond. Michael 73.145.65 Rector. Myl a 153 Redemsky. Sandra 153 Redman. Dianne 130 Redman. Douglas 162 Redman. Joyce 145 Redman. Tyrone 55.89.145 Reed. Conrad Reed, Danny Reed, Donna Reed, Phillip 55,145,98 Reed, Susan 162 Rees, Sandra 145,66 Reeves, Marsha 68,153 Reichen, Ruth 145,84 Reinke, Patricia 130 Reisman, Esta 59,68,71,72.110.119.130. 131,49 Reisman, Ronald 83,85 Rensberger, Cynthia 162 Renz, Bradley 130 Resseguie, Patricia 69.142,145 Rettk, Deborah 162 Reuter. Sherri 162 Reygaert. Deborah Reynolds. Steven 153 Rhoades. Michael 145 Rhodes. Robin 153 Rice. Patsy 130,78 Rice. Richard Rich, Richard 162 Richards. Charles 130 Richards. Nancy 130 Riedel. David 130 Rife. Thomas 162 Rifkin. Marvin 145 Riley, Phillip 130 Riley, Rebecca 54,153 Rinehart, Gloria 130 Rinehan, Judith 22,145,146 Risner, Bobby Ritter, James 90,162 Ritter, Nancy 131 Roames, Edward 61,65,75,146 Roames, Linda 69.153 Roberts. Gregory 146 Robinson. Curtis 153 Robinson, David 55,60.88.89.131.49 Robinson. Jeffrey 110.131 Robinson. Linda 146 Robinson. Marcia 146 Robinson. Richard 131 Robinson. Richard 162 Robison. Charmaine 81.84.162 Robison, George 162 Roe, Margaret 153 Roe, Martha 131 Roe, Ranald Roessler, Cynthia 131,79 Rogers, Darcel 162 Rogers, Gregory 162 Rohman, Mary Jo 51,153 Roland, Sandra 51,162 Roncz, Diane 131 Roorda, Patricia 131,81 Ropes, Jeffrey 90.98.85.146 Rose. Sharon 57.153 Roseboom. William Rosenstein. Jan 59.63.146 Rossner, Charles 131 Rothermel, Dennis 21,71,72,131,132,65,66 Rowelt, Alesander 131 Rowell, Chester 153 Rowland, Clark 146 Rowland, Vicky 162 Rubin, Wendy 58,70.110,131,132 Rufer, Nancy 132 RummeLJohn 132 Rumpf, Deborah 146 Rupert, Alan 67,162 Ruscio, Louis 153 Ruse, Robert 162 Rusk, Carolyn 65,66,146 Russell, Sarah 146 Russwurm, Teri 132,74 Rydzynski, Rick 154 Ryka, Connie 162 Sack, Catherine 66,80.146 Safur, Jerone 162 Salas, Andrea 77,154 Salas. LouAnn 57.146 Salzman. Neil 146 Sample. Wayne 154 Sampson. Gayle 57.65.162 Sampson. Paula 154 Samuels. Joni 54.146 Sanders. David 75.146 Sanders, Judy 59,154 Sanders, Vicki 132 Sandock, Mollie 56,69,70.71.132,134 Sandock, Paul 154 Sarka, Joseph 146 Sayers, Randall 55,154 Sayers, Richard 23,39,89,146 Schaeffer, Marl 146 Schafet, Janice 57,68.65. 1 54 Schafer. Susan 154 Schaper. Terry 132 Scheer. Margaret 146 Scheibelhut. James 162 Scheibelhut. William 146 Scheiman. Jacqueline 154 Scherzinger. Carlon 132 Scheu. Craig 132 Scheu. Timothy 162 Schleiger. Beth 154 Schmidt. Jean 146 Schmidt. Martin 133 Schmidt. Timothy 154 Schock. Ramela 154 Schoen. Terry 146 Scholz. Victoria 162 Schrader. Alan 154 Schrader. David Schrader. Jeffrey 154 Schrader. Susan 69.65.66.154 Schrager. Debra 162 Schrager, Edward 162 Schrager, James 58,133 Schrager, Thomas 55,100,146 Schriefer, David 162 Scrop, Frederick 162 Schuhz. Bruce 146 Schultz, Rann 67,82,146 Schultz, Thomas 133 Schuster, Brian 68,151,154 Schuster, Daniel 68,72.120.133 Schwartz, Richard 154 Schwarz, Susan 154 Sclamberg, Elliot 146 Scott. Gregory 162 Scott. Gwendolyn 146 Scott. Starlet 154 Scott. Steven 154 SeaL Charles 85.146 SeaLJanelle 57,162 Sechowski, Christine 133 Sechowski, Dennis 154 Sechrist, Gordon 133 Segal, Alan 154 Seggerman, Patricia 66,146 Sedder, Douglas 90 Seidl, John 69,65,67,85,146 Seidl, Mary 68,65,154 Seisef, Linda Self, Gary 154 Self. Larry 154 Selig, George 77.162 Selig. Karen 133.77.84 Selig. Linda 77.84.162 Sellenberg. John 133 Sellers. Kenneth 154 Severeid. Thomas 154 Severns. Cathy 162 Severns. Frederick 133 Sexton. James 98.154 Shafer. Connie 146 Shafei. Henry 96.146 Shaffer, Gale 80,162 Shahan, Robert Shanafelt, Paula Shandy, Ross 154 Shankle, Christine 133 Shapiro, Paul 89,91,55,133 Shapiro, Rhonda 53,69,133,77 Sharpe, Danny 110,55,133,67 Shaw, Cathy 154 Shaw, Dennis Shaw, Kelly 146 Shearer. Gregory 66.162 Sheets. Patricia 154 Shenenberger. Pamela 162 Sholly. David 154 Shula, Timothy 11469,73,133 Shultz, Judith 154 Siberell, Donald 146 Siberell, James 154 Signorino, Thomas Silber, Max 162 Silver, Margaret 162 Sim, Charles 133 Sim, Marguerite 162 Sim, Steven 154 Simcox, Linda 133 Simeri, Diana 154 Simeri, Shirley 146 Simonds, Suzanne 65,146 Sinnet, Sherry 133 Sinmos, Nickolas 98 Skees. Donald 162 Skees. Peggy 146 Stoma, Steven 162 Slon 133 Sloma, Thomas 75,154 Slutsky, Karen 57,154 Smith, Alan 92,162 Smith. Craig 162 Smith, David 133 Smith, Gale 133 Smith, James 89,55,88,146 Smith, Julianne 131.39.133 Smiiri. Linda 162 Smith. Marci3 154 Smilh. Michael 133 Smith. Michele 154 Smith. Nancy 146 Smith. Nancy 133 Smith. Nancy 146 Smith. Steve 146 Smogoi. Howard 146 Snell.John 162 Snell, Thomas 69.67.146 Snidef. Cynthia 146 Snydei. Marie 133 Sobilo. Laurine 134 SoHlner. Randy 146 Solfronk. Joseph 154 Sommei, Susan 134.68.71.73,79 Sonnebofn, Mary 80,162 Southwood, Wayne Spagnolo, Nicholas 134 Spatnhowef, Deboiah 162 Spainhowef, Kathleen 134 Spearman, Johnnie Speelman. James 154 Spencer. James 154 Spengler Deboiah 163 Spidel. Kent 146 Svigle.John 134.73.74.65 Spigle, Kenneth 74.163 Spurgeon, Paricia 154 Spurling, Howard 163 Stafford, Dennis 134 Stahl, Judith 69.72.154 Stahly, Preston 69,146 Stably, Susan 62,161,163 Stanton. James 163 Slanz. James 163 Stapleton, Bonnie 163 Stauffacher, Lorel 146 Slaufler, Eric Stauffer, Mark 154 Stefucza, Margaret 154 Steinhofet, David Steinhofer, Mary 134,66,146 Steinke, Craig 134,71,73 Sleinke, Don 154 Sleinke, Peggy 146 Sienger, Andrew 98,146 Stengel. Michael 134.55 Sterchi, Dianne 57.66.163 Stillson, Connie 154 Slinchcomb. Jean 57.154 SioHer, Linda 69,83,154 Stogdill. Brian 68,154 Stoler, William 37,63,146 Stoll, Robert 134,69.71 Stouder, David 134 Stouder, Linda 146 Stiaw. Eluabeth 66.147 Struck. Kathleen 154 Struck. Mitchell 147 Slrom, Oeanna 59.147 Strong. Clarissa 81.163 Siromg. Ned 63 Sirouse, Linda 134.68 Sirouse, Steven 66,147 Stryckr, George 135 Strytket. Suellen 66,154 Stuart, Jackie 162 Sluctey. Lariy 135 Studiey, Terry 135,80 Slutzman. Viigil 154 Sullivan, Mark 154 Sullivan, Rose 135 Suit, Steven 90,68.98.99,163 Summerfield, Brans Susan, Sandra 163 SuthJuhanne 163 Svatos. Carolyn 135 Swanson. Ben Swanson. John Sward, Paul 147 Sweet, Jayan 154 Steetow, Marc Sweetow. Patricia 147.163 Sweitzer Roberta 80.154 Swigart, Diana 147 Swigart, Donna 147 Swindeman, Martin 77,154 Swindlei. Deborah 53,154 Switalski, Donald 163 Syburg, Robert 73.65,66,74,47,147 S abo, Pamela 147 S2a|ko. Anne 154 Szasz. Ernest 61,74,147 S2as2. Nicholas 154 Szuba, Jeanene 57,163 Szuba, John 135,100 Szucs, Edward 135,55 Szucs, James 155 Szyarto, Ruth Ann 147 Szumkowiak, Richard S mkowiak, Rose 135 Szymkowicz, Marvin 72,67,147 Taelman, Gary 147 Taelman, Kathleen 135,136.59,38.48 Taelman, Michael 155 Takach. Jackie 135.63 Takach. Sandra 155 Taliadouros, Esther 135 Taliadouros, Milton 61,147 Tanner, Charles 147 Taplin, Stephen 135 Tawadros. Adel 163 Taylor. Barbara 135,68,69,72.82 Taylor, David 155 Taylor. David 155 Tayloi, Donald 55.92.96,147 Taylor, Gary 62,68.155 Taylor, Graham 155 Taylor, Jackie 135,69.81 Taylor, John 57,69,147 Taylor, Lesley 155 Taylor, Peggy 135 Taylor, Rosalind 155 Taylor, Toni 155 Taylor, Vicki 135 Taylor. William 147 Terry, Susan Tliiel. Sue Ann 163 Thilman. Judith 147 Thistle, Paul 114,135,68 Thistlethwaite, William 163 Thomas, Andrew 147 Thomas, Brenda 147 Thomas. Daniel 74,155 Thomas, Datlene 135,69 Thomas. Richard 163 Thomas. Stephen 135 Thompson, Rosalie 135,61.68,81,82 Thornberg, Gail 66,163 Tirman,John 120,136,58,63,70,71,72,47. 48,49 Toney. Kathy 155 Topping. Leslie 57,155 Topps. Johnathon 163 Toth. Cheryl 163 Traub. Bennett 73,155 Travis, Gary 147 Treadwell, Bernice 136 Treat, Nancy 163 Trenerry. Thomas 155 Trimboli. Joseph 147 Tiimboli, Thomas 163 Troutman, Donna 57.68,66,155 Troutman, Michael 136 Troutman, Patrick 155 Troutman, William 147 Trowbridge. Richard 136 Trowbridge, Robert 163 True. Mary 59.155 True. Michael 55.93.71.73.134,136 Truitt. Judith 154.155 Tryner, Kathleen 62,136 Tiyner, Robert 163 Tulchinsky. Jeffrey 55.88.89.98.147 Turner, Cleo 136 Turner, Samuel Turnock. David 75.155 Twomey.Jill 151,83,165 Tylvasky, George 155 Tylvasky, James Tylvasky, Michael 98 Tylvasky. Susan Tyler. Jeffrey 163 Uldin. Sandra 155 Ullery, Linda 136 Ullery. Sharan 147 Ullery, Linda 136 Ulmer. Debbie 136 Underly, Carol 147 Underwood, Timothy 90.163 Urbacke, Karen 63,73,147 Urband, Jeffrey 68,70.136 Vaerewyck. George 155 Valentine, Shelley 66,147 Valentine, Susan 155 Vance. David 73,155 Vance, Patricia 68,64,65,81,84 Vance, Robert 90.156 Vandervoorl, Nancy 80,163 Vandervoort, Susan 63,155 Vandesonpele, Julie 147 Vandewalle, Janet 131,136,48,79 Vandewalle, Jill 147 Vandewalle, John 163 VanHulle. Donald 69,116,136 VanParys, Doretl 155 Vanskyhawk, Cheri 147,78 Vanskyhawk, David 163 Vargo, Carolyn 66,147 Veeder. Garrett 137,82.85 Veiis, Judith 60.68.70,71,114,137,49 Vervynckt, Steven 75,147 Vest. Willard 163 Vining, Robert 137 VIeaminck, Al 163 VIeaminck, Susan 163 Vosburgh, Sharon 69 Voss, Mariorie 163 Voyles, Caiol 163 Vurpillat, John 62,101.163 Wachs. Dean 90,99,163 Waechter, Cymhia 155 Waechter, John 147 Waechter, Joseph 89,90,137 Waechter, Mary Ann 62,80,147 Waechter. Sharon 137 Walker, Cathy 137 Walker, James 59.147 Walker, Lynette 38,59,137 Wallace. Patricia 81,162 Walsh, Daniel 147 Walsh. John 155 Walter, Kevin 55,92,137 Walter, Patrick 147 Walters, Cathy 155 Walton, Leslie 63,83,155 Wamsley, Mary 137 Ward, Dianne 69.137 Ward. Joseph 137 Ward. Warren 69.64.65.155 Wares. Melvin Warford, Jody Warford,John 155 Warford, Judith 137 Warford. Lynette 70,71,163 Warnell, Xavier 55.88,91,147 Warner, Cathy 137 Warner. Karen 163 Warniers. Kathleen 62,155 Warren. Alfreda 163 Warren, Patricia 163 Warstlet, Christine 163 Washington, Angel Waters, Terry 53,127,137 Watt, Laura Jane 56,68.155 Watt. Linda Diane 68.70.71.137,83,46 Webstei, Kristine 36,52.69,65.66.147 Webster, Margaret 155 Weeks, Janice 147 Weeks, Lawrence 163 Weger, Elaine 163 Weiler, Sally 56,69,70,71,137,64,65,79,83 Weingarten, Eileen 65,147 Weingarten. Harvey 90.67,163 Weingarten, Shirley 147 Weinkauf, Joann 163 Weisel, David 155 Weisel, Kathleen 137,65.80 Weiss, Lynn 163 Wekony, Jerry 137,98,147 Welter, Wayne Welty. Scott 137,77.82 Wenslow. Mike 68,155 Wentland, Nancy 57.69.81.155 Werntz, John 116.137 Werntz. Robert 163 Wertheimer, Mary 163 Westfall, George 55,137 Westfall. Mary 63,163 Westfall, Thomas 90,98,147 Weston, Judith 163 Whalen, Mary 163 Wharton, C Kenneth 163 Wharton, Susan 163 Whitaker, Danny 155 White, Curtis White. Gregory 62.147 White, Janet 147 White, Leonard 67,163 White. Mary 155 White. Michael 75,147 White. Paula 65.163 Whiteman, Richard 137,67,82,45 Whiteman. Robert 82.155 Whitfield, Beverly 137 Whitlock. Bobbie 55.92.147 182 Whitlock, Ruth Whitlock. Timothy 147 Widnei. Sue 147 Wielgos, Susan 147 Wlgent, Donald 137 Wilburn. Rose Wilcox. John Wiley. Robert 155 Wilkins. Jacquelin 155 Wilkinson. Pegge 151.155 Wilkinson. Sally 52.138.48 Williams. Barbara 81.147 Williams. Dana 155 Williams, Fred Williams. James 163 Willjams. John M. 138.73.147 Williams. John Williams. Karen 138 Williams. Leel 138 Williams. Patricia 81.163 Williams. Timothy 147 Wilson. Beverly 65.163 Wilson. Dennis 138 Wilson. Douglas C. 82 Wilson. Douglas L 138 Wilson. Kathleen Wilson. Michael Wilson. Maureen 147 Wilson. Richard Wilson. Ruth Ann 138.65.80 Wilson. Sharon 147 Windsor. Grace 57. 155 Winebrenner. Gerry 147 Winebrenner. Jerry 138 Winslow. Michael 68 Winterrowd. Michael Winther. Brenna 138 Wintrode. Clifford 55.138.76.98 Wintrode. Frederic 90 Wise. John Scott 100.146.147 Wise. Patricia 138 Witt. David Wtttet, John Wolf. Patrick 155 Wolfarth. Lawrence 75.163 Wollarth. Stuart 74.75.163 Wolfram. Leslie 147 Woo. David 68.71.72.93.83 Woo. Paul 69.85.47 Woodworth. Charlen 65.155 Worland. Nancy 57,65.163 Worland. Susan 57.68.71.113,64.65 Worth. D ennis Wright. Dewain 163 Wright. Edward 155 Wright. Samuel 75.155 Wright. Teresa Wrobel. James 155 Wucsina. Stephen 163 Wyatt. Susan 59.61.147 Yeager. Janet 155 Yeager. Paula 147 Yocum. Harry Young. Claudia 57.163 Young. James 163 Young. Scott Young. Susan 155 Yuncker. Christine 83 Zablocki. Ralph 90.101,181.163 Zahn. Kim 165 Zahrt, Robert 73,90,67,85,147 Zeidei, Vicki 46,147 Zeiger, Nena 52.54,69,72,147,67 Zeiger, Susan 56,147 Zelones, Michelle 68,155 Zelones, William 92 Zieger, Deborah 147 Zigiear, Brenda Ziglear, Candace 163 Ziker, Peggy 62.163 ZImmer. Carol Zimmerman, Ann Marie 57,163 Zimmerman, David 163 Zimmerman, Douglas 101,163 Zimmerman, Roy 65,67,147 Zimpleman, Jay 55.88,66 Zornig. Carole Zoss. Mary Ann 65.81.163 Zoss. Sara 73.65.73.163 Faculty Index Alyea. William 24.75 Aionson. Morris 20 Azem, Rosemary 18 Barnbrook. Don 20.33 Baua. Mary Jane 30 Bergin. Virginia 14 Benko.Alex 14 Black. Virginia 16 Bonham. Charles 27 Brady. William 18.70 Bready. Jeannette 15 Buczkowski. Leonard 30 Bull. Thomas 24.33 Burns. Agnes 14.44 Burns. J. 32 Carroll, George 16.70 Chamberlin. Dorothy 14.80 Clayton. M. 32 Coar, Don 20 Companion, Samuel 24,25 Cordell, Maurice 14 Crow. James 30 DeLeury, R, 32 Drapek, John 16 Earl. Mary 16 Ewald. H. 32 Fick. Howard 20.85 Fitterling. Joan 24.25 Gadomski. Gwendolyn 18 Ganser. Susan 30.76 Giannuzzi. Mary 18.80 Goodman. Wilbur 22.23.74 Grant. T 32 Griffith. George 30 Hadaway, Dave 24.33 Haughton, D. 32 Henderson. C. 32 Henn. E. 32 Hodgson. Ronald 29 Holmgren. Peter 16 Hoover, Robert 29.45 HowelL Dean 15 Kaiser. E 32 Katona. Joyce 15 Keefer. H. 32 Kindt. Susan 14 Kinzie. Carol 32 Kline. Gerald 29 Koehler. J 32 Koellner. John 22 Kraft. Richard 22.90 Krouse, Philip 20,21 Lalber, Joseph 31 Landry, Virgil 13.116 Larimer. Karen 16 Laurita. Viflcem 31,90,99 Leininger, Janet 29,69 Lemontree, Rosalie 26 Lewandowski, Walter 32 Lewis, Gerald 29,64,65 Litweiler, Ernest 22,82 Lopach, James 16 Loughlin, John 16 Mackey. L, 32 Martin, Lawrence 22,75 Maza, Babette 16 McLaughlin, Neil 16 McLemore, Betty 18 Miller, Paula 16 Miller, Shirley 31 Morrison, Betty 14 Murphy, John 31.42 Mutti. Stanley 18.31 Myers. Margaret 60.69 Nelson. Dorothy 14 Nemeth. F 32 Nemeth. Frank 32 Nesterlode. Dare 27 Newton. Raymond 17 Olson. America 18 Planutis. Gerald 31 Plastino. Thomas 17 Poe. Danny 31.92.96 Polizotto. Rosemary 17 Przybysz. William 116.33.13.43 Puterbaugh. Annaiane 15 Reber. Paul 22.23.44 Reed. Robert 24 Rensberger. Alan 14.71 Roberts, Willard 22,75 Robinson, M, 32 Rodgers, R 32 Roop, James 24,25 Rosenfeld, Mary Virginia 17 Saunders, Robert 27.93 Schultz. Emma 26.84 Schutz. John 24 Schwanz. Fred 21 Scott. James 32 Seaborg. Betty 26 Seal. Leta 32 Seeley. Robert 28 Sester. E 32 Shafer. Larry 29 Shanley.John 22.83 Shreve. Clair 32 Shreve. Genevieve 32 Smith. Eloise 17 Smith. William 28 Sriver. Mome 116.13 Starkweather. Marjory 17 Stavoos. James 24 Steinke. Theodore 18 Stillman. Clarence 27 Strong. Viola 32 Stuban. Doris 14 Swartz, Casimer 21.45 Szucs. Edward 31.42.45 Trensey. K, 32 Valentine, Martha 15 Walsh, Mary 15 Weir, Ruth, 16 Weir, Volney 21,73 Wenger, H. 32 Whitcomb, Jessie 21,74 Wilhrow. Nerval 29,10.67 Williams. Ken 22 Winkelmann. Georgia 14 Woodward, L 32 Wooten, L 32 Wruble, M. 32 183 h LY 1v 7- • !■ I -i ' ■ i ' % The purpose of a yearbook is to record the events of one year— in this case the school year 1967-1968. We have tried to go a little further: we have tried to capture the tempo and the mood of this year. We have tried to show the tradition and the achievement of an institution, and we have tried to de- velope the vivaciousness and awareness of a generation into this volume. The impressions you gain from Adams will remain with you forever, but the little things— an especially funny teacher, a pretty girl who sat next to you in geometry, a sensitive instant in the library— these are what we have tried to preserve. Life is a series of these sensitive moments and special people— both of which make lasting impressions that affect us the rest of our lives. And they are what make life worth living. More than anything else, however, we have tried to portray a generation. It is a generation with more knowledge and ex- perience than any that has passed before, and it must struggle in a world which has not demanded more of its predecessors. And the most historically significant thing of the year— a dev- astating war— has made us appreciate the value of life and happiness What emerges out of this complex web of education, impressions, and aesthetics, is the next generation. 184 EDWARDS BROTHERS (tof.l 3 1986 00502 1491