LaSalle High School - Lantern Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1973 volume:

Wo ■ks of art, of love. r F a m s of time A remnant of space. The moments that s h existence a P e Fit . . . t Forming a uniqueness, a oneness, between the LANTERN 1972-1973 LaSaUe High School South Bend, Indiana SOME BOOKS ARE TO BE TASTED, OTHERS TO BE SWAL- LOWED, AND SOME FEW TO BE CHEWED AND DIGESTED. —Francis Bacon. You are walking down the hall after third hour. As you scan the faces of those around you do you immediately assume that the girl next to you is hast- ily swallowing her geometry home- work? Do you see Jim by the drinking fountain and surmise he choked on his English Lit.? Or are you too busy swal- lowing your history assignment? Knowledge is power. Francis Bacon said that some 300 years ago, yet man ' s accomplishments are proof of the va- Udity of that simple statement. The acquiring of knowledge— educa- tion— cannot be reduced to such con- cise phrasing. Much controversy sur- rounds education and ideas concerning the best type are varied. Obviously education should deal with the teach- ing of facts and philosophies, but shouldn ' t common sense enter into it, too? Thus it would seem the near- perfect education would be a harmo- nious blend of practical and factual learning. Is this type of education possible? Consider, if you will. Jack and Geral- dine. Both are hypothetical students at LaSalle and they are discussing with their counselors their possible courses. Jack is interested in -many different fields and he feels having some ex- posure to them would help him narrow down his choice. Architectu and DE ai choices, yet he is also considering a teaching career. Cadet Teaching, a program for seniors to aid in schools throughout the city, would give him a practical preview of teaching. If he does not decide to teach, two English courses that would benefit in his col- lege world are Essay Writing and the Research Paper and Focus on Lan- guage. Both are designed to improve and perfect the students expression of ideas in clean and concise writing. En- gineering also interests Jack and the relatively new Project Physics would give a theoretical look at physics. Jack can now devise a program of study that will enable him to touch upon the ideas that interest him. 4 Geraldine is just as unsure as Jack in her choice of future occupation. Her involvement in the Fine Arts depart- ment has made her seriously consider a career in music. She is in the Concert Glee Club and the Orchestra (both are well known throughout the city) and is considering taking Harmony, a music theory class, and Music Appreciation. Though she is still only in Basic Art, Geraldine has hopes of progressing to painting and more advanced art courses. Geraldine can jump from Pi- casso to Politics in an English course deaUng with comparison of different pohtical systems or explore the world of communication through Modem Media. If she wishes, she can concen- trate on one topic in sociology during her senior year in the Independent Study of the Social Sciences-the only study course of its type in the city. Without the aid of a sincere and able teaching staff. Jack and Geraldine wouldn ' t be able to explore the educa- tional possibilities at LaSalle. The most diversified curriculum and modem equipment are useless without a trained and dedicated staff of adminis- trators, teachers, and counselors. Both Jack and Geraldine could be part of the 53% of juniors and seniors who have jobs. If Jack cadet teaches, he will be one of the 15% who have school- affiliated jobs. The large number of students with part-time jobs indicates a lessening of full-time students. As would be expected, two-thirds of the seniors and one-third of the juniors leave school early— many before 2:00 pm. It would seem that with this trend in decreasing full-time students, a cut in curriculum would be logical. Yet, La- Salle is increasing its course offerings every year to enable each student to benefit from the time spent in school, no matter how brief In other words, LaSalle is adapting to the students, not the student to LaSalle. This is an im- portant factor in the search for a near- perfect education— an education for the masses, an education for the individual. Administration Helps Make Above: Pnncipal Roy Hafner explains the do ' s and don ' Ls of LaSalle. Right: Assistant Principals Mrs. Roselyn Cole and Mr. David Kaser go over a student ' s record under the watchful eye of the Lion. Opposite Above: Mr. Stephen Kosana. Head Counselor. chaLs with a visiting student a.s Mr. Richard Hendricks and Mr. Michael Sacchini, past and present Human Relations Coordinator, respectively, look on. Opposite Left: Counselors Mrs. Gwen Stines and Mr. Frank Grubb receive advice from a student. Opposite Right: Mr. Francis Ernst and Mr. An- thony Byrd, counselors, gaze over scholarship possibilities. A Mission Possible Social Studies— Cultures Revisited Right: Miss Geraldine Halt, Social Studies Chairwoman, studies a picture brought back from a visit. Below Left: Mr. Gilbert Cipriano and Mr. Ben- jamin Hoevel check possible resource assignments. Below Right: Mr. Thomas Gavin and Mr. Robert Rensberger admire a history display. Mini-Courses Add Variety Left: Mr. John Poorbaugh, Mr. William Moyer, and Mr. Thomas Shilts ponder the decision of who is to get the morning coffee for the Social Studies Department. Below Left: Miss Ann Korb, Chairwoman for English, takes five between classes. Below Right: Miss Christine Jankowski. Mrs. Margaret Myers, and Mr. James Wright, English instructors, hunt for a good novel to relax with after a hard day. i Literature— The Language of Life Above Left: Mr. Harry Fuchs and Mr. Edward Nugent look on as Mrs. Leona Johnston prac- tices her speed reading. Above Right: Mr. Ronnie Johnson, Mrs. Annette Wh ite, and Mr. Harry Lewandowski, English teachers, gather in the Basic Reading lab to dis- cuss the day ' s schedule. Right: Mrs. Doris Goldsmith, Mr. Jerry Stover, and Mrs. Mary Mathews enjoy the thought of meeting a deadUne on time. Language— The Link of Civilization Left: Miss Johanna Larson and Mrs. Jane Teah. librarians, check on over-due books Below Left: Mrs. Marion Guhl, Chairwoman for Foreign Languages, relaxes after decorating her room with posters. Below Right: Foreign Language instructors Mr. Thomas Hoffman, Mrs. Joan Perusek, and Dr. Francisco Aguero enjoy a good magazine before class begins. Their Talents Are NOTE Worthy Right: Mr. John Vogel, Music Department Chairman, gets in a few minutes of practice be- fore class. Below Left: Mr. John Norman, Mr. Zeal Fisher, and Mr. Arthur Singleton audition for the Spring Concert. Below Right: Art Department Chairman Mr. Alonzo Stivers and Mr. James Fotiou. Art teacher, search for a possible Rembrandt. Practical Courses In Living The Erg To Study Science Right: Science teachers Mr. John Bogucki, Mr. Everett Steen, and Mr. Robert Berger display the Biotronctte chamber for plants. Below Left: Mr. Lawerence Cox, Chairman of the Science Department, prepares a super-hard physics test. Below Right: Mr. Robert Epiey shows Mr. James Lubbers how to work a scale in grams. Opposite Left: Math Department Chairman Mr. Herschel Hawkins trys to find the square root of 1,349,242,107. Opposite Right: Mr. Robert Peczkowski, Miss Arlene Guertin, and Mr. William Robinson ver- ify an answer in Geometry. Opposite Below: Mr. William Roberts, Mrs. Katherine Dooley, and Mrs. Karen McKibben display their day ' s work. m mmmmm M l -®-- . M i0k — OT k • H| c -.- s HHH 1 i 1 i. Math— Easy As HT ' Wall Street Prospects Abound Right: Mr. Wilbur Armstrong, Mrs. Hazel Hodges, and Mr. George Leonakis gather to type up a day ' s schedule. Below Left: Business Department Chairwoman Miss Mary Ann Mucha finishes up her day in the ouiet of her office. Beiow Right: Mrs. Maxine Gill and Mr. Robert Majewski keep a watchful eye on Mr. Frederic Vargo as he switches the keys on the keyboard. m.m C jl -v Bi ,_ i s aHhb|Bp J • ■ wSm I ' - -. Wood You Believe Drafting? 1 Keeping In Shape Above Left: Pre- Vocational Education Instruc- tors Mr. Christopher Wagner, Mrs. Willie Chambers, and Mr. Timothy Bath go over the day ' s lesson plans. Above Right: Mi.ss Antonia Chicles, Chairwo- man of the P.V.E. Department, explains a test score to a student. Opposite: Miss Betty Mathews and Phys. Ed. Chairman Mr. Clemens Rzeszewski try to decide who is to take the first tumble. Physically And Mentally Above Left: Mr. Phillip Barkley, Health Depart- ment Chairman, prepares to give the day ' s lec- ture. Are your notebooks out? Above Right: Health teachers Mr. Ross Stephen- son with his replacement Mr. Timothy Perry, Mr. Michael Sacchini, Mr. John Murray, and Mr. Arthur Deak, replacement for Mr. Sacchini, try to piece together their unorganized friend. Opposite: Mr. Ronald Eberhard and Mrs. Susan Dominiak, Phys. Ed. Instructors, take time to watch an early morning session of basketball. They Keep The Cogs mSi WL m w 4i 1 W 1 - L -j V,,, -Al ? -hT ' f h wm Above Right: Nurse Jean Stevens takes a break from directing the parade of sick students in her office. Above Left: Guidance Office Secretary Mrs. Arlene Barber checks the latest scoop with Mrs. Dorothy Gerhold, Main Office Secretary. Below: Mrs. CeceUa Swanson. bookkeeper and Bookstore Lady, negotiates the price of a pen with Mrs. Rosemary Monroe. Opposite Above: Cafeteria ladies. Front Row: Irene Rybicki. Virginia Mackowiak, Ruth Go- heen, Opal Barry, Gertrude IvankovicS, Irene Krol, Henrietta Jelinski, Irma Putnam, Ann Dukai. Back Row: Myra Belhal, Margaret Rotruck, Betty Douglass, Thelma Moody, Joann Mooney. Tillie Gnott, Marie Herma. Not Pictured: Bar- bara Kwiecinski, Delores Dilski. Opposite Lower Left: Mrs. Jean Kodba, Dietician for LaSalle and its feeder schools, supervises a shiny clean kitchen. Opposite Lower Right: Mr. Steven Lackner, Study Hall Proctor, helps Mrs. Dons Wigfall prepare tardy slips for the coming hour. Not pic- tured is Carl Douglas, also of the attendance department. i Unclogged Personnel Fill Specialty Needs iM«« «l«WIWM|Wil«MpM Mpi [The educated man] has a gift which serves him in pubUc, and supports him in retirement, without which good for- tune is but vulgar, and with which fail- ure and disappointment have a charm. John Henry Newman from The Educated Man. Mr. Herschel Hawkins represents one of the educated men of whom New- man speaks in his essay. After forty- three years of teaching, thirty-nine of which have been South Bend, Mr. Hawkins has retired with the con- clusion of the school year. Planning to move to Spencer, Indiana, Mr. Hawk- ins hopes to take advantage of time and enjoy his many hobbies. I en- joyed teaching. Methods and kids have changed through the years and I have tried to change along with them. The truly dedicated teacher recognizes his potential and strives to present in- teresting material to his classes, The devotion of a good teacher knows no boundaries: it reaches out to all stu- dents with concern. Not only is a teacher involved in his class work; he participates in departmental meetings, on administrative committees, and of course there is the annual faculty pep assembly. %A3HlHiK Opposite lop left: Mr. Losci and Mrs. Ross. Opposite lop right: Mr. Haney and Mrs. Forest. Opposite lower left: Mrs. Trzas- kowski and Mrs. Cuzinski. Opposite lower right: Mrs. Ko - walski, Mr. Divjak, Mr. Kosanovich, and Mr. Scroggs. The Puzzle Hour by Hour Six-thirty a.m. No, it can ' t be. Dread- ing a walk to school on an empty stom- ach, you p-u-1-1 yourself out of bed. Forcing down orange juice and oat- meal, you listen to the radio for school closings. But, no such luck of snow— a high of 50 is predicted. Twenty minutes and a crowded bus ride later you arrive at LaSalle. First hour is spent yawning for the first few minutes as you adjust your eyes to the brightness. After awhile you accept the situation and decide to pay atten- tion, or at least look like you are. Opposite page Top: Mrs. Perusek helps Latin III and IV students with a difficult passage in the epic, The Aeneid. Opposite page bottom: A Sousa march is a Httle hard to take at 8:15 a.m. Left: Sometimes the most difficult assignment in Foods class is eating what has been prepared. Lower left: Bruce Waggoner analyzes a difficult College Algebra problem. Below: Mr. Lubbers explains to two Earth Science students how soil heats and cools faster than H2O. i By the time second hour arrives, you are completely awake. You feel the slight rumblings of hunger and hope no one else notices. You fmish the hour with the knowledge that soon lunch will begin. Top right: Homeroom, that idiotic interlude of unheard announcements and unexplained absences. Top left: Rick McClure puts the finishing touches on the house he designed for his architecture class. Above: Mini-course counseUng provides for a varied English curriculum. Top: Individualized Study in the Social Sciences (I.S.S.S.) is the only course of its kind in the school corporation. Above: Differentials, graphs and polar coordinates, and integrals certainly de- serve almost everyone ' s attention. Right: Mrs. Myers searches for a word to fit the haiku pattern. Left: Ravinder Rai altempts to open the fetal pig ' s mouth with a probe as Julie Koehler ob- sei ' es. Lower left: Two draftsmen try to solve a major problem concerning one to their blue- prints. Below: A Clothing 1 student finishes bas- ting the back piece of her material so that it won ' t stretch. At last, your favorite class— your best grades, a time for stimulating dis- cussion. No need to feign attention, the teacher has it. For many seniors it ' s the last class of the day. Soon, they ' ll be off, some to cadet teach, others for ICT and DE. ■■ y ' : . W Above right: An intent student gazes into the in- tricacies of a printing machine. Below: Project Physics labs hold the attention of all its un- scientific observers. Below right: Mr. Vogel ex- plains chord progressions to his third hour Har- mony class. VJ Left: As part of the Co-op program, Jo Ann Thomas and Becky Box make use of the In- tensive Office Lab. Bottom: Jewish and Greek folk dances are fun, besides good exercise. . 4 , I Righl: Cadet teachers are from left: Kim Frank, Mary Brothers, Debbie Scofield, Diane Goheen, Sandy Harris. Below: Lynn Foder serves as a dental hygienisi on the ICT program. Below right: Another ICT student, Richard Traxler, prepares fruit baskets at a loc al supermarket. wJ w % v . .. Above left: Mr. Cox explains the characteristics of wave motion to his fourth hour Physics class. Left: Glee Club members await an upcoming performance. Fourth hour: for some, an early A lunch followed by a full and sleepy class— for others the intervention of B lunch that makes fourth hour almost non-existent. The C lunch student can hardly hear himself think over the stomach growls that remind him lunch is long overdue. Opposite page top: Oblivious to their surround- ings, several Pre-Vocational Education students focus their attention on adding machines. Oppo- site page far left: Dave Krzyzaniak mixes colors to find the right shade. Opposite page left: Keep- ing trays in order is one of Ralph Kurek ' s many duties in the cafeteria. Above: Mr. Hoevel em- ploys visual aids to supplement his fine lecture technique. Right: Miss Mucha checks Aida Berg ' s progress in the Intenstive Office Lab. Fed and content, you proceed to fifth hour— conscious of the clock ' s minute hand and the fact that school will soon be over. But, in the meantime, you at Least stay awake— hopeful that you ' ll absorb some knowledge someway. Right: Woods II students sand part of their projects, in order to make them ready for the next step in completion. Below right: Leslie Sweet, shouldn ' t you be paying attention to the Russian lesson? Below: Does Fe + S = FeS? Top: Mr. Rzeszewski instructs in the correct procedure for a hold. Bottom: While studying transistor the- ory in electronics, students experiment with transistor amplifiers to broaden their knowledge. 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S -9 -ss -S o :« o — :: 3 u ?N 2 u. i i H CO CO o • a n ' 13 Cl 3 O  g « crCTQ ?r ' og- S. D H O I-- 1.2 3 § w« £ ? 3 3- g ? 2I 00 c« 2 ' f °- ' ? 2. w - n (a a. S- ' :: 3 Ig Ti : 3 a s- ? J- D. Left: Glee Club officers. Kim Frank, Treas.; Scott Miller, Pres.; Wanda Rowlett, Sec. Below left: Orchestra officers. Eric Frick, Frosh. Rep.; Cathy Rose, Vice-Pres.; Chris Haber, Pres.; Richard Saenz, Sr. Rep.; John Wuthrich, Jr. Rep. Below: Band officers. Jim Gramza, Pres. and Dennis Royce, Jr. Rep. Faye Purucker, Vice-Pres.; Linda Shumaker, Sr. Rep.; Nita Mol- lis, Sec.-Treas.; PoUy Fink, Soph Rep. In evaluating the activities at LaSalle for North Central Association, teachers and visitors emphasized the variety of offerings. Certainly there is no reason a student cannot find an enjoyable activ- ity; there are enough different types of clubs to satisfy everyone. Unfortunately, many students find it difficult to join more than one club. Ei- ther they don ' t have enough time or the clubs they are interested in meet at the same time-each club day. Audio Visual, Ushers, and Booster Club are examples of service orient- ated activities which the respective clubs perform during the course of the day or at school-sponsored functions. For instructive activities, clubs like the Science and Astronomy Club offer a chance for experimentation as well as demonstrations and field trips. The newly formed AU-Sports Club deals with sports that are not present at school but nonetheless are popular. Siding, boxing, and race car driving are a few examples. national Club are two unique clubs in the city. Their main purpose is to bring unity and respect within and between cultures. During Brotherhood Week Student Government, BCS, and YFU members worked hard to present a week of activities which would review cultures around the world. BCS set up displays and presented a program. Stu- dent Government sponsored a Broth- erhood Dance and the PTA held an Ethnic Festival where food and fellow- ship was the theme. Clearly with the variety and quality of club offerings there should be no com- plaint about activities. Yet each year the same cry of apathy rings out. Is it because too many students hold jobs? Is it because Club Day eliminates the chance of joining more clubs? Are stu- dents aware of the fine programs offered? Perhaps the fault lies with the student who is content to sit back and let oth- ers organize activities— and then com- plain that the same people receive all the honors. Whatever the answer is, a change in attitude is necessary if the varied activity program is to continue. ¥,f Mr. Hendricks receives a plaque In Appreciation from Student Government friends. Band Members Seek Funds Selling Fruitcakes. It ' s November, you ' re standing at at- tention on the field, ready to put all the Httle maneuvers you ' ve been memo- rizing for the past week into action for the last time. As you wait for the Drum Major to five the signal, your mind re- fiects. C ' mon now underclassmen, get your bods movin. We don ' t have all day! You ' ve just committed the sin of all sins— you made a left face instead of a right and bumped into a big bad se- nior. It is misty and your hair is frizzy. When will it all end, you wonder. The next few hours are spent on the mucky, slimy football field. Good shoes are traded for tennis shoes and after three years of marching, these begin to look pretty tacky. But, it is a clear brisk night, perfect football weather. Tweet, tweet, tweet and the show has begun ... for your last time. Even cold weather doesn ' t keep band members from marching in the Thanksgiving Holiday Parade. Pep Band Members pcrlorm at a pep a.ssenibly. From left to right, first row are: Terry Ford, Dennis Royce. Tom Sellers. Jill Zmudzinski Jim Gramza, Pat Chodzinski. Terry Buczkowski, Second Row: Lisa Heald, Cheryl Gadsen, terry Johnson. Paula Fink, Jan Johnson. Greg Durski. Rich Teves, Rita Mollis. Third Row: Joe Petelle. Terri Todd. John Nash. Michelle Spitz. Monica Doyle, Dan Jones, Mike Fabcr, Aaron Six. Twirlers Sue DeRoo, left, and Maureen Smith stand with Drum Major Greg Durski. Pep Band— that great ensemble of brass and rhythm. What would a pep assembly be without Red River Rock ? As one pep band member puts it, At least I get a free season ticket to all the games. That ' s the right spirit. This year ' s jazz band was character- istically sporadic. What stood in the way to fast success was the lack of re- hearsal time. Nevertheless, the band showed their great talent at the Jazz Band Clinic at Washington High School in February where all the South Bend High Schools were represented. They also performed at Colfax School and added depth to the Concert Band ' s annual spring concert on March 14. Senior soloist and star drummer Bob Bierwagen performs at a jazz band clinic. Foreign Language Clubs Unite Latin Club: Front Row: Fran Chmilewski, Vickie Varga, Debbie Andrzejewski, Celeste Pe- telle, Patty Suddarth. Second Row: Lynn Fisher, Barb Argyelan, Shirley Nemeth, Janice Swindle, Pam Deafenbaugh, Shelly Walters, Giovanna Edwards, Sandy Sienkiewicz, Cathy Finnigan. Back Row: Jane Willa, Randy Comer, Jeanne Burlingame, Jill Kukla, Tom Maffitt, Curtis Phil- lips, Mike Bowering, John Kazmierczak, Kathy Cannady, Larry Smith, Tom McGonigal, Tom Van Dyke. Officers: Celeste Petelle, Pres.; Deb- bie Andrzejewski, Vice-Pres.; Patty Suddarth, Sec.-Treas. Sponsor: Mrs. Perusek. French Club: Front Row: Jim Myers, Judy Goldberg, Carmen Waller, Cathy Rose, Connie Kandis. Second Row: Diane Newbum, Cindy Leeser, Ed Crabill, Sheryl Hight, Christine Nafe, Miss Somers, Student Teacher. Third Row: Steve Lonie, Shirley Waller, Peggy Wojcik, Anne Zie- linski, Mrs. Guhl. Back Row: Michelle Walters, Vicki Trezise, Renee Taghon, Peggy Myers, Ed Carter. Officers: Judy Goldberg, Pres.; Carmen Waller, Vice-Pres.; Connie Kandis, Sec; Cathy Rose, Treas. Sponsor: Mrs. Guhl. To Better Translate Internationale Spanish Club: Front Row: Delfino DeLeon. Ja- nice Ferguson, Laurine Baker, Aide Berg. Sec- ond Row: Gail Opaczewski, Connie Groshans. Ginger Homing, Christi Lakovits, Janice Prawat, Maria Tome. Back Row: Dr. Francisco Aguero, Rebecca Vawter, Patricia Farthing, Jeff Million. Juhe Koehler, Chris Langel, Avis Smith, Joyce Sanders, Deborah Beard, Jay Flannagan, Paula Fisher, Charles Cook, Donna Gildea, Elsa De- Leon, Nancy Faiola, Student Teacher. Officers; Delfino DeLeon, Pres.; Laurine Baker, Vice- Pres.; Jan Ferguson, Sec.; Aida Berg. Treas. Sponsor; Dr. Aguero. German Club; Front Row, Top to Bottom: Rick Ciesiolka, Ken Micinski, Randy Ciesiolka, Greg Durski, John Jankowski, Pat Madigan, Jim Cbrobot, Sue Kaczor, Connie Zielinski, Julie Wilkins, Faye Purucker. Back Row, Top lo Bot- tom: Pat Barber, Sandy Harris, Nona Hoblick, Kim Nagle, Ellen Scott, Jane Willa, Mr. Hoff- man. Officers; John Jankowski, Pres.; Sue Kac- zor, Vice- Pres.; Nona Hoblick, Sec-Treas. Spon- sor; Mr. Hoffman. u Boy Wanted For 3 EHgible Girls I What can you say about three girls who attend an all girl academy? That they love life, laughter, and boys— not necessarily in that order. Boy Wanted is the frivolous story of the trials and tribulations of finding a date for the Senior Prom. Ed Beach as Har- old had his share of troubles, among those finding a way to the North Pole with his friend Fred (Mike Bratton) and trying to keep the seat of his pants. Mr. Jerry Elton Stover ably directed the rest of the cast members: Melissa Gard as Nancy— studious and worri- some; Eileen Lake, the tomboyish Cy- nthia; and Nita HoUis as Adele, stricken by Cupid ' s arrow for Rodney (Mike McCombs). Matters are not helped much by the presence of a well- meaning housemother (Cheryl Truex) and a strict principal (Jerome John- son). The enjoyable evening was aided by the efforts of the remaining cast and crew. l ' Above: Jeffy Stover guides the male cast in perfecting their roles Upper left: Jess Gubi, while unconscious is tossed about as the others are ' helping her. Upper left: Fred (Mike Bratton) has become attracted to the unpoUshed cynthia. Upper right: Can ' t we let them stay a little longer? Far left: The leading cast members are Mike McCombs, Nita HoUis, Mike Bratton. Eileen Lake, Ed Beach, and Melissa Card. Left center: Harold (Ed Beach), a horse thief, has oddly torn his pants and is looking for a hiding place. Eileen Lake, as Cynthia, hopes that ttic right boy will soon come around for her. He does in the form of Mike Batton. From the Drama Club comes all the theater activity at LHS. Among the projects directed by Mr. Jerry Stover were Boy Wanted; a Christmas play, Adopted by Santa Claus, performed for a nursing home and hospital; and The Marriage Proposal, a comedy featuring Dave Koloszar, Mary Jo Neely and Kerry Shead, which was prepared for a city-wide one-act play workshop. Lower Left: Drama Club officen;: Bob Van Tor- nhout, veep., Nita Mollis, pres., Melissa Card, sec. and Mike Bratton, treas. Opposite: Kerry Shead turns 40 years older in 20 minutes. Lower Right: Courtship, Russian style, in Marriage Proposal. Drama Club Green Willow in rehearsal. Top: Scott Miller as Amos and Craig Ashley as Gi- deon serenade with Clay High School lead Nancy Van Lew. Above: Mr. Stover and Mr. Casaday stop the music. Supports Casaday In Finale Members held parts in the all-city mu- sical, Green Willow, performed in March. Mr. James Lewis Casaday, long-time theater teacher in South Bend, coordinated the production, which was his last effort before retir- ing. Craig Ashley and Scott Miller commanded male leads, with support from about 20 other LaSalle dancers, singers and musicians. Melissa Gard and Dave Koloszar played Emily and George in Our Town, the spring drama. Other cast members were Kim Purucker, Sue Magley. Scott Miller and Juhe Wilkins. Mr. Edward Nugent of the English De- partment played the stage manager. The play was different from recent productions in that it presented a deeper message: People do not fully appreciate Ufe. The Carpenters, Picasso, and Rod McKuen The LaSalle Singers, in their fifth year, are a group of twenty four juniors and seniors who combine their talents to present musical concerts for the sur- rounding community. In order to be- come a member of this ensemble, each individual had to audition before Mr. John Vogel, the director. Practices are held mornings between seven and eight o ' clock. A four piece combo ac- companies the Singers. Alternating between poetry, short story, and plays, members of the Cre- ative Writing Club present their work to fellow writers for criticism and com- ment. Keyhole of the Mind, an an- thology of students writings, is pub- lished at least once a year. Members of the Art Club devoted extra time to painting and constructing the sets for the city-wide performance of Green Willow. Other projects in- cluded decorating fire hydrants to ready South Bend for the bicentinnial celebration of the U.S. laSalle Singers, curving from top to bottom; Kim Frank. Scott Miller, Terri Wagner. Craig Ashlev. Mary Jo Augustine, Kim Puruckcr. Sue Santa, Ken Ferguson, Sara Kershner. Calvin Frick, Ron Valentine, Wanda Rowlett. Todd Ehninger, Su Janowski, Kathy Klaybor. Terry Buczkowski, Glen Pan.s, Kim Ferguson, Bob Krol, Pam Bish, Sam Rulli, Laureen Baker, Sue Magley, Bob Bierwagon, Dan Jones, and Chris Haber. An Club: From row: Pete Anderson, Anne Stratigos, Claudia Grenert, Connie Osbom, Marvin Abraham, Denise Stevens. Middle row: Janine Kester, Leigh Robinson, Vicki Hill, Margaret Wermuth, John Wiltrout, Dagmar Weist, Vicki Nymburg, Judy Marks, Moses Bruce, Ron Campbell, Back row: Rick Sniadecki, Dan Giddings, Pat Beecher, Dan Burgenhagen, Jon Konya, Ron Du- deck, Debbie Ingles, Dorothy Paul. Creative Writing Club: Left to right: Shelly Walters, Polly Fink, Sandy Harris, Anthony Haynes, Mike McCombs, Mary Lou Meehan. Judy Nurkowski, John Konya, Dave Raymer. Not Pictured: Judy Goldberg, Brenda Kiser, Melissa Guard, Gary Ko- loszar, Beth Keefe, Yvonne Wells. Booster Club Combats Apathy Booster Bread: Ingredients: 4 cups officer 1 very harried Mrs. Johnston 1 relatively lively student body ' 2 tsp. anti-apathy powder 1 dash Vic Berry Combine above ingredients till moist Add various sports. Bake at 9:00 a.m (pep assembly time) till lively. Yield: a lot of school spirit Booster Club Officers: Left lo right: Jim Walker, pre.s.; Jefl Chi.szar, Vice-pres.; Sue Magley, sec; and Mary Ellen Rusinek, treas. National Honor Society: Back row standing: Mr. Kosana, Reba Lewis, Dave Krzyzaniak, Becky Box, Cheryl Truex, Fran Chmilewski, Shirley Nemeth, Delfino DeLeon, Jim Myers, Terry Buczkowski, Kim Frank, Jim Gramza, Anne Zielinski, Barb Lakovits, JuHe Wilkins, Cathy Rose, Sara Kerschner. Second row: Celeste Petelle, Peggy Wolick, Rita Hollis, Becky UUery, Missy Gard, Vickie Varga, Laura Nymberg, Sandy Harris, Faye Purucker, Mary Jo Augustine, Daphne Gorslme. First row: Connie Kandis, Ken Hays, Susan Nagley, Boris Feldman, Wanda Rowlett, Henri Turner. Kathy Klaybor, John Jankowski, Chris Haber. Service Is Our Business Future Teachers: From row: Nona Hoblick, Sandy Harris, Carol Kaczmarek. John Miller. Second row: Ravinder Rai, Jacques Laurence, Anne Shoulli, Mary Jo Klopfenstein, JetT Richards, Stephani Hillman. Third row: Steve Donovan, Su Ellen Janowski, Kirk Edmondson. Ushers Club: Left to right: Jeff White, Marvin Bingham, Jim Hills, Frank Lolmough, Judy McClurken, Richard Troxler, Mae Demien, Jean Kal- son, Debbie Ogren, Bill Korn, Tim Kawka, Sandy Olszewski, Elmer Babbs, Kevin Kepplin, Bruce Markin, Ben Miller, Bruce Chambers. Bryan Meredeth, Greg Kovas, Max Jetferies, Keith Mirocha, Mike Rohleder. ffea f Caiffii Audio Visual Club: Marv Bingham, Dave Chodzinski, Bob Whitesel, Pat Chodzinski, with sponsor, Mr. Ben Hoevel. Nurses Helpers: Standing: Donna Wright, Elaine Lampos, Debbie Perkins, Debbie Creed, Andrea Pajakowski, Nancy Huff. Seated: Debbie Haas, Bonnie Cuthbert. Should the National Honor Society be designated as a service group or should the group just be an honorary society as the title says? This is the question which rises after each spring induction. As a step towards a more active so- ciety, rather than inducting the usual 7% of juniors and 3% of seniors every spring, there will now be an admit- tance of 12% of the junior class and no seniors will be inducted. Members sold flares and stationary to make money in 72-73 and a tutoring program at La- Salle was reestabhshed. Mr. Stephen Kosana is NHS sponsor. Students interested in teaching as a fu- ture career make up the Future Teach- ers Club. The club, sponsored by Miss Christine Jankowski, sold booster pen- nants to supplement their treasury. One of their service projects included travelling to Sister Morita ' s Day Care Center in South Bend to throw a Val- entine ' s Day party for some of the school ' s children. Some of the mem- bers cadet teach in their senior year as a preview of the profession. Helpers Make The System Work Library Helpers: Front Row: Kathy Tomaszewski, Sue Sirychalski. Kathy Collins. Second Row: Lenora Vandermark. Nancy Dudeck, Brenda Dale, Debbie Duedeck, Linda Whitlow, Connie Mathews. Back Row: Dru Woodward. Elaine Zyqulski, Renee West. Do- rothy Paul, Connie Gruza, Sherlyn McCauley. Not Pictured: Mary Jo Klopfenstein. Eliza Kyte. Diane Carpenter. Cindy Taylor, Patrick Taylor, Cindy Chambers. Attendance Office Helpers: Front Row: Gail Opaczewski, Roxanne Tirotta. Cheryl Vitou. Karen Cox, Marcia Wiseman. Judy McClurken, Dolly Vann, Jackie Carter and Sharon McCulley, Second Row: Candy Blankert, Claudia Damercurio, Sally Wamock, Debbie Six, Denise Wawrzyniak, Sandy Phelps, Scharm Fodge, Pam Jones, Sandy Rybicki, Kathy Pinkowski, Rebecca Hall, Cindy Herman. Back Row: Ron Valentine, Debra Starks, Debra Cheaton, Shirley Wright, Avis Smith. Lisa Kosana, Connie Toothman. Not Pictured: Anita Denny, Eugene Hale, Rosahe Harris, Shirley Moore, Kathleen Roche, Karen Strasser, Marcia Strebinger. Kate Sylvester. Guidance Office Helpers: Front Row: Kathy Klaybor, Ann Tobolski, Cheryl Vitou, Rosemary Sims, Paula Earth, Carol Zelasko. Second Row: Diane Andrzejewski, Cheryl Truex, Marsha Cox, Vickie Nymberg. Back Row: Kathy Cannady, Kathy Udy, Connie Groshans, Pat Barber, Carol Wesley. Main Office Helpers: From Row: Debbie Annable, Dorinda Watkins, Donna Wright, Vickie Trezise, Jill Zmudzinski, Vickie Varga, Fran Chmilewski, Celeste Petelle, Debbie Andrzejewski, Diane Powers, Brenda Bayman, Judy Vanderheyden. Not Pictured: Kathy Timm, Vickie Groshans. Bookstore Helpers; Front Row: Mary Finnigan, Becky Ullery, Back Row: Sandy Mieleszewicz, Jan Johnson. Young Politicians Experience Communication Difficulties Many people inquire as to the function of Student Government, but few people realize the services provided by the members. Large cement ashtrays were set around entrances of the school for indulgers of the wasting weed. An added mini ala-carte line served as one of the newer innovations. Student Government, composed of 10 senators and 20 representatives, is coordinated by Mr. Michael Sacchini, Wanda Rowlett, Chairwoman of the Senate, and Sue Magley, Speaker of the House, kept opposing views down to a subdued shout. ■:l House of Representatives: From row: Jeff Chis- zar. Sue Magley, Ken Hays, Boris Feldman, Kerri Harness, Bob Herman, Rick Lichtenbar- ger, Sandy Rhoades, Terri Wagner, Anne Ritter, Debbie Scruggs, Jessie Blacke, Shirley Stokes, Mr. Sacchini. Second row: Vicki Varga. Diane Andrzejewski. Third row: Kim Frank, Kim Purucker. Top: Jim Myers, Scott Miller, Not Pic- tured: Jackie Childress. Senate: From row: Diane Newbum, Cheryl Wib- bens, Laura Nymberg, Ray Works, Chris Nafe, Howard White, Cecelia Edwards. Back row: Pas- quaUe RuUi, Fiddie Blake, Steve Donovan. Not Pictured: Dave Rider, Wanda Rowlelt, Kathv Colman. Black Culture Society Unique in City. BLACK CULTURAL SOCIETY OFFICERS: Left: Jerry Jamerson, Lorraine Wilson, Donna Wright. Top to bottom: Wanda Rowlett, Ronalda Minus. Right: Mike Pumell, Owen Stokes, Sam Lockart, pres. Black Culture Society, recognized as the only club of its kind in the city by the Notre Dame Cultural Arts Center, who gave a $50 donation, is one of the most active organizations at LaSalle. During Brotherhood Week, Feb. 11-17, the BCS decorated display cases with artifacts of African Culture. They also spent many hours rehearsing in prepa- ration for an assembly and an evening program which was a resounding suc- cess. Friday of Brotherhood Week was designated as African Dress-Up Day. The BCS also collected money to purchase food baskets for needy fam- ilies during the holidays. The club col- lected money for flowers which were sent to sick students and to the family of a former classmate who had died. Members of the Society also gave blood for a fellow classmate who was seriously ill. Opposite page lop left: Valerie Nix recites a poem of a Black artist. Top: Members of the choir sing the Black National .Anthem at the BCS program. Left: Members of the BCS re-enact a Liberian court scene. SCIENCE CLUB: Left to right: Mike Davidson, Dave Zielinski. Kevin Allen, Rose Daverio, Greg Fleishman, Laura Nymberg, Tom McGonigal, Pat Manley, Jack Grey, Pat Tayler, Tom Trok, Brian Straup, Sharon Craft, Andrea Leeser, Jack Wiggins, Cheryl Kolacz, Mr. Cox, Sponsor. LaSalle Ions ' Projects Crystallize Bernoulli ' s Principle— Laser-Ergs-dif- fraction. Confusing? Not if you ' re a member of the Science and Astronomy Club. Student demonstrations of scien- tific expermients dominated the meet- ings and Mr. Lawrence Cox and Mr. James Lubbers were always around to make sure nothing went wrong. Educa- tional field trips included visits to Chi- cago ' s Planetarium, Argon Natural Laboratories and the Museum of Science and Industry. FOOTBALL HOMECOMIN G COURT: Uft lo right: Chris Glueckert, Mary Ellen Rusinek, Dave Phillips, Lynn Fisher, Fred Houck, Candy Blankert, Mark Lindorf, Denise Banicki, Scott Miller, Diane Andrzejewski, Sam RuUi, Lisa Ashley, Andre Fikes, Wanda Rowlett, Dave Krzyzaniak, Laura Nymberg, Kenny McQuire, Karen Harris, Steve Horvath, Jasna Hrejla, Bruce Waggoner, Kathy Klaybor, Jim Meyers, Jane Willa. Exchange Students Honorary Court Members In a time when the idea of home- coming courts and queens is dying, La- Salle still hangs on to the tradition. As one of the responsibilities of the House of Representatives. Student Govern- ment handled all the formalities of the 1972 Football and 1973 Basketball Homecomings. They also sponsored a successful dance in coordination with the fall affair. Ten girls plus Jasna Hrelja and Jane Willa, foreign ex- change students, made up the football court. The basketball court consisted of eleven different girls plus Mary Nas- sika, the thi rd feminine foreign ex- change student. BASKETBALL HOMECOMING COURT: Left lo right: Richard Sniadecki, Rose Daviero, Moses Bruce, Mary Nassika, Steve Horvath, Rita HoUis, Craig Ashley, Debbie Six. John Aldridge, Valerie Childress, Gary Barr. Jessie Blake, Vic Yeandel. Sue Magley, Jeff Chiszar, Sue Donavan, Ed Beach, Nita Hollis, Greg Schoen, Diane Powers, Mildard Samarich, Cheryl Vitou. Paste-up time. Page editors Barb Dzikowski and Anne Jankowski. lower left. Right: Make-up edi- tor Bob Herman, editorial page editor Celeste Petelle. The Explorer Newspaper staff: Sitting: Peggy Myers. Vic Yeandei. Middle row: Cindy Hauger. Judy Nurkowski. Barb Dzikowski (editor). Bob Herman (editor). Celeste Petelle (editor). Standing: John Van Laere (editor), Jamie Tomlinson, Valton Cummings. Vickie Trezise, Larry Gooden. Shirley Waller. Not Pictured: Anne Jankowski (editor), Carmen Waller. Faye Purucker. Su Janowski. Elaine Janowiak, Ro- xanne Rau. Explorer Changes Format of Publication Photography staff: Back row: Art Carpenter. John Nash and Roger Edington. Front: John Wulhnch. head Lower left: Yvonne Wells, Patti Grembowicz and photographer, and John Faber. Sue Santa give their study penods to type the copy on the school ' s composer. Staff Escapes to Hawaii After Hectic Year Lantern Staff; Sitting: Greg Langel, Keri Harness, Kim Frank. Mary Jo Augustine, Second Row: Su Janowski. Tom Van Dyke, Diane Newbum. Connie Gruza, Columbus Smith, Sandy Harris, Ed Carter, Diane Powers. On Car: Denise Kosinski, Faye Purucker, Howard White. Jack Kosinski. Not Pictured: Dave Krzyzaniak. Lantern Staff Editor Faye Purucker Co-Editor Kim Frank Copy: Mary Jo Augustine Essays: Mary Jo Augustine Diane Newbum Academics: Ed Carter Faculty: Sandy Harris Ed Carter Activities: Connie Gruza Thomas Van Dyke Athletics Su Janowski Columbus Smith Album Seniors: Diane Powers Underclass: Denise Kosinski Howard White Advertising: Jack Kosinski Index: Keri Harness Layout: Greg Langel Cover Design and Art Work: Dave Krzyzaniak Art editor Dave ICrzyzaniak lends some technical advice to Kim Frank. Varsity Cheerleaders: Left: Cheryl Tobolski. Top to bottom: Mary Ellen Rusinek, Karen Ross, Patti Grembowicz, Judy Hans. Right: Gwen Aldridge. B-team Cheerleaders: Left to right: Le Gay Prince, Lisa Latkowski, Kari Stieglitz, Patty Nowicki, Kathy Coalmon, Nancy Walker. All for Lions, Stand up and Hollar! Girls Keep in Shape the Hard Way Synchronized Swim Club: First Row: Joyce Collins, Paula Sparks, Pam Deafenbaugh, Virginia Homing, Georgann Walker, (co-director), Laura Nymberg, (co-director), Lee Horvath, Mary Ellen Chambers, Judy Nurkowski, Chris Nafe, Lisa Olson, Second Row: Fran Chimilewski, Judy Hans, Mary Beth Rieck, Gina Banicki, Reba Lewis. Gail Hostetler. Debbie Bass, Sue Swank, Connie ZieUnski, Roxie Schwalm, Kathy Timm, JuUe Stalker. Third Row: Paula Doerr, Sue Cholasinski, Patti Nowicki, Debbie Karmo- linski, Kari Stieglitz, Sheryl Hight, Elyse Albright, Margie Barry, Connie Hutf. Vicki Varga, Sue Falls. Janine WiUa, Mary Wilkins, Janine Fiedler. Noi pictured: Becky Sweet, Monica Doyle. Executive Board: Barb Lakovits, Ann Nash, Cheri Chlebowski, Laura Nymberg, Georgann Walker, Monica Doyle, Sherry Schull, Judy Hans, Patti Nowicki, Owen Aldndge, Joan Willis. The Girls Sports Club includes seven different sports. Each has a captain sit- ting on an executive board to direct ac- tivities and to plan for the May awards banquet. The girls sell basketball pro- grams to obtain money to buy awards for participation. Miss Betty Mathews, organizer of the club, sets the goals at improving skills and pure fun. The programs offer the opportunity to get involved in any number of activities without the need for competition. The various groups participate in tourna- ments or put on demonstrations. The armual spring Water Ballet, this year entitled Dreamland , is the most notable. Gymnastics: first row: Merci Maternowski, Laura Nymberg, Judy Hans. Karen Ross. Second Row: Chris Lang, Marcia Wallace, Gail Hosteller, Pam Deafenbaugh, Polly Fink, Su Janowski, Kari Stieglitz. Back Row: Donna Townsend, LeGay Prince, Pat Manley, Judy Strychalski, Patty Nowicki. Creative Dance Club, left to right: Fran Chmi- lewski. Lisa Latkowski, Debbie Tomhave, Mich- elle Stuckey, Debbie Davis, Paula Sparks, Laura Nymberg, Cindy Hauger, Valerie Nicks, Alison Davis, and Cheryl Wibbens. Absent: Ann Nash, Chairman. All Sports Club Newest Activity All Sports Club, First Row: Jim Jelinski, Steve Bowen, Dan Klaybor, Steve Kurr. Dave Chod- zinski, Mark Niezgodski, Rob Hyde, Aaran Sco- niers. Second Row: Carol Wesley, Sara Perkins, Mary Meehan, Jayme Campbell, Marlah Mur- ray, Tom Jelinski, Gail Grayson, Jeff Wood, Wendy Cline, Marcellus Relos, Ken Lax, Dennis Patterson, Sean Killbride, Bill Davis, Kim Daug- herty, Eddie White, President. Third Row: Spon- sor, Mr. Tom Gavin, Al Johnsen, Harry Taylor, Pat Andrzejewski, Mike Rekos, Al Blasczyk, Jeff Gordon, Scott Trezise, James Fulton, Tom Koug, Phil Kovach. Absent: Rick Coleman, Diane Mohacsek, Sheldon Speeks, Doug Watkins. One of the newer activities at LaSalle is the All Sports Club. Under the guid- ance of Mr. Gavin, members discuss and plan activities related to various athletics. Guest speakers lecture on topics concerned with sports. Both boys and girls make up the membership. Intramurals Reveal Hidden Talents For many students, the only way to participate in athletics is to join the in- tramural programs. Basketball and bowling teams are set up and com- petition is held after school and Satur- days. Such names as The Crowd Pleasers help to liven up the competition. r K pB m 1 , B 1 Hockey, A Sport But Not A Sport Hockey Team: Standing: Mr. Masters. Mike Doherty, Mark Kovacs, Mark Nimtz. Dan Klaybor. Kevin Masters, Todd Ehninger, Chuck Majcher, Steve Donovan, Brian Griffith, Mr. Murray. Kneeling: Joe Letherman, Pat Niezgodski, Jerry HotTman, Rick Newman, JeffChns- zar, Mike Zielinski, Dan Frank, Mark Niezgodski. Hockey: a sport but not a sport, as the headline reflects. Because of the South Bend Community School Corpora- tion ' s policy concerning hockey, none of the high schools are able to use the school ' s name in accordance with the team. LaSalle Hockey became Lion Hockey and the Lions roared on the ice! Consisting of mostly sophomores and juniors, coach John Murray built an inexperienced team into a tough crew that ended the season with a 9-5-2 record. Stiff competion from such schools as Marian and Gary Andrean provided the experience the team needed. The Lions finished third in league play. The past few years have seen a trend toward condemning athletics in high school. Arguments against the over- emphasis of sports propose that stu- dent measure their school not by the quality of education, but by the quan- tity of games their teams win. Is this assumption justified? Many schools place stipulations on players with regard to their grades-they must be kept up. Athletics demand a strict physical discipline on players that leaves no time for goofmg-off ' . Cer- tainly it would seem the athlete is, or should be, the model example of stu- dent life. Consider a school without sports. Clearly there would be a drop in extra- curricular functions, but more impor- tantly the unity of the school would be lessened. Students who might other- wise be unmotivated can use sports as an outlet for boredom and frustrations. In addition, sports teaches dedication and responsibility (sometimes to stu- dents who wouldn ' t normally take the opportunity to learn these characteristics.) rv . ■ J  Obviously then, athletics is beneficial to both the player and the spectator. And with the growth of the httle sport, these benefits are becoming more no- ticeable. Where once wrestling and swimming at LaSalle were considered insignificant, their support has grown to the stature of the more traditional football and basketball team. Now a student with prowess in track or tennis receives the recognition he might not have in earlier years. The rise of the little sport has helped to solve the potentially controversial sub- ject regarding girls and their role in athletics. The girls sports program has certainly grown with swimming and volleyball gaining varsity status. When the courts reversed the IHSAA ruling concerning girls ' nonpartici- pance with boys in sports, the decision threw coaches, team members, and educators into an uproar. Girls are now participating in non-contact sports such as swimming, golf, tennis, and track, and LaSalle has felt the effect of this decision with a few brave girls on the track team. Right: The hoop says it all. Below Righi: Senior quarterback Bob Pinckert plunges forward in a hopeful gain. Pigskin Action! As a season comes to a close sports fans everywhere cling to the memories left by the games. LaSalle ' s predominately young Foot- ball Team began the season in the Jamboree with an impressive showing as the Lions stunned Adams with a 14- 7 victory. Despite defeats lying ahead, the Lions opened a regular season well against one of the state ' s toughest op- ponents. Facing a highly ranked Rich- mond team, known to shut out its vic- tims, LaSalle was able to score. Although the Washington Panthers managed to slip by the Lions, LaSalle picked up the pace, racking up victo- ries over Kokomo, Culver, Penn and Clay, This year ' s football performance gives promise for next year, which will proudly sport 18 returning lettermen, most of whom are juniors. O Q ! £ i g ■f ' cE a: H • u ' J . o j: = o 0:2:50 -g giS °- ' s; •, 2 J • c c ja = 2 = S Q a: |.y 5 -g c . t ,- .2 c 3 c - c UU.D c-Bi •§ C if 1; C _ -- JD « S ' S S o S ax: Q s c _c tu U 3: TS •§- §:S er-t i ■3 s Q o « a ■ ' - ' C u CQ _ iC 2 c k, , - . o. ii = u ra 5 o .§ ? S J= 2 •= S O C« Q St ffl .. , u S . u Q .ii  S! o ail - -O -O , - O 3 = CQ — ' 15 -J oh u — i_ cd , e — 5 ,ii -J E i aj E - o -• u . - c« k. :5 2 H f- -1 e E- ,0 o A Hard Fought 4-5 Season Above: Kiwanis Award winner Greg Jurgonski studies the game from a side line view. Upper Right: Sophomore rookie Steve Rodick learns a lesson the hard way. Right: Left to right is Coach Mike Sacchini. Coach Fred Vargo, Head Coach Ross Stephen- son, and Coach John Murray. Opposite Page, Top: Lion De fense closes in on Culver runner. Left: Lion offense from left to right are Tom Wilhelm, Jim Steinhofer, Brad Santa, Lennie Werner, Bob Pinclcert, Greg Jurgonski, Dan Grundy, Bill Speir, Steve Rodick, Mike Bow- ering, and Charlie Imler. Below Left: Charles Nailon, John Dawson, Bob Pinckert, Dave Kosanovich, John Van Laere, Larry Menyhart, Brad Santa, Ed Manhoot, Steve Bowen. LuVell McLeod. and Andy Smorin. Below: Senior All-Star Dan Grundy makes a narrow escape. Stephenson And Seniors Shine Their Last Right: Pinckerl lets lose in the knick of time Bottom: Lions stumble into Panther Trap. At the close of his season Ross Stephenson resigned from his post as head football coach and health teacher at LaSalle, as he was offered the job as coordinator for physical education for the South Bend Community School Corporation. We are in debt to Mr. Stephenson for all that he has accom- plished at LaSalle not only with his football team but with his classes. As a kind, patient and hard working man he sets an example to which we can all pattern our hves. We extend our good luck wishes to Mr. Stephenson for his continued success. X-Men Stomp Opposition Sporting the best record among La- Salle ' s fall sports, the 1972 Cross Country Team maintained the steady winning tradition. Led by top runners Bob Bratton and Ken Hale, LaSalle pulled together a pleasing 8 and 2 record. Among the rivals left behind were city foes Adams and Riley, and Penn, defending conference champion. The thrilling meet with Mishawaka proved the stamina and poise of a sohd team. Not only did the team give evi- dence of top runners, but also of depth. The meet was tied until our sixth man crossed the finish line to bring victory. From Row: Harry Taylor, Raphael Morton, Bob Bratton, and Dale Kokot. Second Row: John Grzegorek, Moses Bruce, Bruce Waggoner, Dillard Mainly, Ken Hannah, and Steve Scruggs. Third Row: Coach Thomas Gavin, Terry Butler, Chuck Du Priest, Mark Blackford, Tyrone Martin, Ken Hale, Coach Lenny Rzeszewski, Mike Ghyselinck, Rick Cass, and Rob Ralston. Cross Country Captures City Trophy La Salle Cross Country Record LHS Opponent Washington 17 14 Riley 16 47 St. Joseph 26 29 Mishawaka 28 40 Marian 21 40 Elkhart Memorial 17 43 Jackson 32 51 Adams 26 32 Penn 23 32 Clay 29 27 City Meet— 1st place N.I.V.C.-2nd place Sectional Meet-5th place Left: Kiwanis Award Winner Bruce Waggoner strains to overcome his opponent. The City Trophy helped to off-set the disappointing second place in the N.I.V.C. Co-captains Mike Ghyselinck, who was also Most Improved Runner, and injured Bob Ralston, as well as Ki- wanis Award Winner Bruce Waggoner, provided leadership for the rest of the team. The pack begins to thin as the race progresses. Tennis at LaSalle High School is no longer spoken of in whispers and ac- companied by snickers because there is now pride in this sport at LHS. The 1972 Tennis season was vastly im- proved over last year ' s sad season. The respectable 4-5 record does not truly represent the ability of the team. The team overcame many obstacles through sheer determination and hard work. The team adjusted to a new coach, Mr. Robert Epley, as he also ad- justed to the complications of being a first year coach. This year ' s was a young team experience-wise, which also contributed to the problems. Led by captain Jim Meyers, Most Valuable Player John Jankowski, who was also the Kiwanis Award Winner, and next year ' s captain Dave Patillo, the team put forth strenuous effort and in return were rewarded with the strength of a basically well-developed team. Big wins included matches with Washing- ton, Penn, and Clay. With many prob- lems solved next year ' s team can only improve. Tennis: No Buts About It! ■ ■5i8a Upper Left: Determination and skill is shown by John Jankowski. l%Jt Tennis Record Washington Jackson LHS 6 Opponent 1 5 Penn 5 2 Clay Riley Penn 6 4 1 7 3 Clay New Prairie 3 1 4 6 Jackson 7 Conference— 2nd p ace First Row: Dave Gumkowski. Coach Epley. Dave Patillo. Standing Greg Fleischman, Pat Gorbitz, John Jankowski, Terry Adamo, Steve Donovon, Bob Notary, Jay Flanagan, Dan Frank, and Jim Myers. Loss of Hawk, Buzzy Among the Disappointments Opposite page lop: Kruszewski storms past an Indian for a needed field goal. Opposite page left: Robert Warren and Gary Moore pose a threat to the opposing team. Top left: Charles looks up in the air about something. Top right: Robert Warren confers with the enemy. Below: THE BIG FIVE. This year ' s basketball team was one of disappointments and surprises. Cer- tainly the defeat of Riley while it reigned as number one was a highlight of the season— as was the upsurge of talented juniors— Kruszewski, Law- rence, and Nailon. Though the 14-8 win— loss record was not impressive, the games were often last minutes decisions. Under the lead- ership of Robert Warren, Jim Nowicki, and Gary Moore, the Lions survived fourth quarter comebacks by Washing- ton and Mishawaka. Unfortunately, Adams and St. Joe held up to win one and three point heartbreakers. With the talent that is apparent in this year ' s juniors, Leo ' s Lions should be a strong area threat next year. Varsity Basketball R , £Cord Goshen L HS 75 Opponent 55 East Chicago Roosevelt 67 62 Plymouth Logansport John Adams 57 75 61 5 5 6 8 4 2 Clay St. Joseph Riley Penn 71 57 63 49 58 53 73 62 Michigan City Rogers Jackson 82 69 73 63 Riley Elkhart Central 78 76 75 73 S.B. Washi ngton Clay Mishawaka 68 97 70 62 72 69 Marian 103 56 East Chicago Washington St. Joseph Hammond Clark 51 46 70 63 54 71 Ft. Wayne Bishop Lauers St. Joseph Toumey Play 72 56 61 59 Above: Leo ' s Lions listen attentively. Below left: Jumper by Buzzy good? Below: It ' s a bird, a hawk no, its Super Mel. Lions Gunned To a 14-8 Season Kneeling: Co-captain Gary Moore, Ass ' t Coach Berger, Coach Leonakis, Co-captain Robert Varren. Standing: Mgr. Howard White, Dan Kruszewski, Greg Robertson, Jim Nowicki, David Herron, Dan Grundy, Charles Nailon, Melvin Lawrence, Don Neely, Not Pictured: Glen Mitchell, Kelvin Childress, Mgr. Wayne Batteast B-Team Basketball Record Goshen LHS 25 Opponent 41 East Chicago Roosevelt 42 43 Plymouth Logansport John Adams 34 30 42 43 39 43 Clay St. Joseph Penn 59 31 44 49 52 52 Michigan City Rogers Jackson 51 61 61 ■ 55 Riley Elkhart Central 64 41 51 31 S.B. Washington Clay Mishawaka 45 50 54 44 32 28 Marian 48 27 East Chicago Washington St. Joseph Hammond Clark 37 38 59 36 55 62 Ft. Wayne Bishop Luers 49 36 B-Team Ends B-Team: Kneeling: Bruce Forgash, Billy Starling, Terry Satkowski, Johnny Aldridge, Dave Welsheimer Dave Molnar, and Alphonso Smith. Standing: Coach Jasiewicz, Pat Sovinski. Dave Medich, Larry Smith Glenn Pfeifer. Mark Kozloski, and Bill Magley. Grapplers Capture NIVC and Sectional Senior wrestlers gather around Sectional and NIVC trophies. Kneeling are Delfino DeLeon, and Fred Houck. Standing are Bob Pinckert, Chris Glueckert, Jack Kosinski , and Larry Gooden. The 1972-73 Wrestling Team was the most successful sport at LaSalle. The team won the NIVC and Sectional ti- tles for the second consecutive year, and placed second in the regional. The grapplers ended their duel meet season with an 8-2 record, losing only to pow- erful Riley and Niles High Schools. The team had a precarious start with wrestlers losing weight and a poor turnout of participants. But through the expert coaching and guidance of Mr. Vargo and his assistant Mr. Ham- ilton, the individuals fused into a team which formed a winning combination. The motto, which reflected the team ' s spirit, was Never say die, say damn. This theory, coined by Mr. Vargo, ex- pressed the dedication of every single wrestler on the team. They worked, sweating out practices, going on even though injured, and they became a tight group. With seven returning let- termen, next year ' s team will be as good, if not better than, this year ' s team. Of the seven, five placed in the 1972-73 Sectional and Mr. Vargo has high expectations for next year. Below: Jack Kosinski prepares to pin his opponent. Lions Mangle Opponents in 3 Easy Steps • . . VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM: Kneeling: Ken Noble, Bob Bratlon, Jerry White, Fred Houck, and Marian Murray. Second Row: Rolli Lechne- rowicz, Chris Glueckert, Delfino DeLeon, Larry Gooden, Bob Pinckert, Jack Kosinski. and George Kedik. Third Row: Coach Vargo. Randy Cie- siolka, Mike Macturch, Ken Brewer and Curt Philhps. Not Pictured: Kerry Hob, Lenny Werner, Tony Kloski, Mike Jones, Shawn Donlon, Mat Hazinski, and Asst. Coach Hamilton. Pinckert Goes Down State Bob Pinckert emerged as a near state champion in the 155 lb. weight class, As captain he led the team through conference and sectional victories. Voted Most Valuable Wrestler, Bob ended the year with a remarkable 25-1 record. Chris Glueckert received the Most Improved award, and the Kiwa- nis Award went to Chris Glueckert. Other victors in the sectional included Bob Bratton, 105 lbs., Chris Glueckert, 132 lbs., Larry Gooden, 145 lbs., and Jack Kosinski, 167 lbs. Wrestling Record Elkhart Memorial Jackson Riley St. Joseph Dowagiac Adams Penn Marian Clay NUes LHS Opponent The 1972-73 Boys Swimming Team sports the best over-all records since 1968. The swim team ended the dual meet season with 6 wins and 6 losses. Winning their first six meets fairly eas- ily (except for a very close contest with Mishawaka), the tankers confidently traveled to Michigan City Rogers, ex- pecting to chalk up another victory. In- stead, the team lost because of the new IHSAA rule which permits girls to par- ticipate in non-contact sports. The girls on the Rogers team were exceptional swimmers as evident in the final out- come of the meet. The remaining sea- son was disappointing due to stilf con- ference competition. Seniors included co-captains Tom Duck Staszewski, who was also named Most Valuable Swimmer with 130 ' 2 points, co-captain Chris Haber, Kiwanis Award Winner, and Bruce Waggoner. Returning let- termen are juniors Kim Purucker, Dave White, Steve Bowen, and soph. Fred Koehler. Placing fourth in the conference, Tom Staszewski won sec- ond place in the 100 yd. breastroke and came in fifth in the 200 yd. individual medley. Kim Purucker was fourth in the 100 yd. freestyle and Fred Koehler, Most Improved Swimmer, placed sixth in the 100 yd. backstroke. Coach Eber- hard has successfully built a team which is beginning to win. Each year the team improves and this year ' s team exerted spirit which helped to accom- plish the goal of winning. Below: Chris Haber flies to another victory. Bot- tom Right: Senior Bruce Waggoner anchors the relay. Tankers Snare Tough 6-6 Season Seniors Bruce Waggoner, Chris Haber. and Tom Staczewski, the team ' s tri-captains. Swiminiiig ivcturu Washington Elkhart Central LHS Opponent 62 33 54 41 Mishawaka 48 44 Riley Elkhart Memorial 55 54 40 40 Howe MUitary Michigan City Rogers LaPorte 58 40 40 38 37 55 55 - 57 Penn 44 51 Goshen Clay Jackson 40 44 36 54 50 59 ' 1 ' ' ° l ' ' Steve Bowen: Back somersault in pike position. VARSITY SWIM TEAM First Row: Jeff Foster, Tom Sellers, Kim Purucker, Steve Bowen, Ernie Leyba, Pete Utterback, Dave While, Randy Huff, and Coach Eberhard. Second Row: Brian Rupe, Dave Lusk, Scott Hires, and Pat Madigan. Third Row: Fred Koehler, and Jerry Bunch. Baseball Season— Promising VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM: Firsi Rem: Dan Egeirski, Jern Hoffman. Boh Wallace. John Kazmierc- zak, Tyrone Martin. Don Hoyland. Scott CampbelL Steve Rodick. Tom Wilhelm. Andy Tompost. Back Row: Jeff Foster, Coach Rzeszewski, Terry Adamo. Pat Gorbitz, Pat Pallo. Jim Steinhofer, Gary Zie- linski, Greg Jurgonski, Bob Perkey. John Ferguson. Brad Santa, Tom Luczkowski. Prospects of a successful baseball sea- son were evident to coach Rzeszewski. A strong team of veteran players form the nucleus of the varsity team. Almost all of the first string players acquired letters last year. Although Coach Rzes- zewski indicated some need for out- field strength, the infield had more than its share of talent. With four pitchers competing for the mound, the Lions should be able to prevent scoring by the opposing team. Baseball Schedule April 11 NUes 14 John Adams 17 Jackson 19 21 24 26 28 Penn Elk. Central Clay Marian Hammond Noll May 1 St. Joseph 3 Jackson 5 Buchanan 8 Penn 10 Clay 12 Washington 15 17 24 Marian St. Joseph Riley 25 Mishawaka 29 and June 4 Sectional 1 Prospective Foursomes One of the factors evident in the 1973 Golf Team is its youth. There are only two returning seniors, co-captains Jim Shaw, and Greg Thompson. Hopes were high that the team will repeat last year ' s performance and end distinctly lowering the team average. Coach Roberts and his team were looking for- ward to city and sectional competition. Golf Schedule April 11 Washington 13 Elkhart 17 Riley 23 Clay, Mishawaka 26 LaPorte 27 St.Joe.M.C.Elston 30 Marian, Goshen May 2 Elkhart Memorial 4 Jackson, M.C. Elston 7 Penn 11 Clay 14 St. Joe 18 Marian 21 LaVUle, Jackson 25 Penn 31 Kaeppler Tournament June 1 All Conference 5 Sectional 12 Regional 18 State VARSITY GOLF-Standing: Jerry Wasowski, Dan Mady, Bill Byrer, Pal Taylor, and Coach Roberts. Kneeling: Steve Shaw, Dan Butler, co-captains Jim Shaw and Greg Thompson, and Steve Butler. Jim Shaw seems teed off ' at the freak March snowstorm. itt £SA Coach Tom Gavin emphasized that one of his main goals is developing a good B-team. Without one, LaSalle cannot expect a solid track team in up- coming seasons. Unfortunately, the 1973 season was hampered by the presence of only five veteran seniors. Returning lettermen Melvin Lawrence, Bob Pinckert, Marvin Stanley, and Ed White should prove to be the nucleus of the team. Four girls, Kari Stiegl itz, Patty Nowicki, Chris Nafe, and Chris Lanz, took advantage of the new IH- SAA ruUng and ran in practices. Coach Gavin comments that they should prove to be beneficial to the B-team. Girls Break Ranks of Track Team -j ; I From Row: Paula Fink and Debbie Pietrzak (mgrs.) John Grzegorek. Rob Ralston, Delfino DeLeon, Terry Morlock, Eddie White, and Marvin Stanley, Glen Mitchell, Dewayne Johnson, Herman Travis, Bob Pinckert, Mary Meehan (mrg.) Sharon McCulley. Second Row: Dave Hodges (mgr). Greg Robert- son, Gene Kristofzski, Chris Schwelnus, Tim Pinter, Lenny Werner, Tommy Jones, Marcellus Riles. Dan Klaybor, Al Nichols, Andy Smorin, Melvin Lawrence. Chris Lanz, Patti Nowicki, and Millard Williams (mgr.) Third Row: Coach Berger. Terry Butler, Mike Harris. Stuart Aunger. Amos Barnes, Jeff Gordon, Phil Kovach, Steve Scruggs, Art Pfeifer. Fred Koehler, Ken Hannah. Anthony Haynes. and Coach Ga- vin. Fourth Row: Tony Hanslits. Dave Moore, Ken Micinski, Scot Hires, Willi Johnson. Bob DeJaegher, Jim Jehnski, Mike Jones, Greg Wilson, Robert Hyde, Eamie Dixon, Rick Cass, and Jim Haney. Girls B-team; First Row: Mary Csenar. Monica Doyle. Elsa DeLeon. Dorothy Paul. Sandy Snout. Sally Dawson, Rita Leonard, Brenda Wisner. Kathy Presztwor, Ann Wolz, and Vicki Nymberg. Varsity: Sec- ond Row: Patty Mazurkiewicz, Jeni Matemowski. Gwen Aldridge. Renee Taghon. Barb Lakovits, Cheryl Tobalski. Pat Bums. Henri Truner. and Ann Zeilinski. Volleyball Spikes Out In IHSAA Premier The 1972 LaSalle High School Volley- ball Team ended with a disastrous win- loss record. This, however, is not a true indication of their season. For the first time volleyball has finally been recog- nized by the Indiana High School Ath- letic Association as a sport which has intra-school competition. This year the I.H.S.A.A. organized a state tourna- ment in which our girls competed, and volleyball is no longer to be treated as just an extra-curricular club. The girls on the Volleyball Team sweated out the practices coached by Miss Betty Mathews and then put their skill to use in the matches. The South Bend League in which LaSalle has competed was exceptionally tough; St. Joseph High School won the State Tourna- ment. The team captained by Barb Lakovits, was led by seniors Pat Bums, Cheryl Tobolski and Gwen Aldridge, and by juniors Jeni Matemowski, Pat Mazurkiewicz and Renee Taghon. The Team was much improved over last year ' s, especially in talent and skill. High spirit also prevailed on both B- team and Varsity which helped to com- pensate for an otherwise disappointing season. The B-team won several matches and is looking forward to a diff ' erent season next year— perhaps a winning one. Returning lettermen in- clude B-Team captain Monica Doyle, and Pat Mazurkiewicz. Below: Miss Betty Mathews, coach of the Volley- ball Team, leads the team in enthusiasm. For the first time in 6 years, LaSalle ' s Sealions have had a winning season. Not only did they end up with a fine 6- 3-1 record, but they placed 4th in both the City and Regionals and 1 1th in the State. There were eight girls who placed in the City. Nancy Walker was the only one to place first in the 100 and 50 yd. breast. Placing third were Georgann Walker, Nancy Walker, Becky Cerney, and Sue Nye in the me- dely relay. Marlene Sellers took a 4th in diving. Placing 6th were Cheri Chle- bowski. Deb Pietrzak, Sue Nye, and Georgann Walker. After qualifying in the regionals, two members went on to place in the State. Nancy Walker placed first in two events and is now the holder of two state records. Mar- lene Sellers brought home a 5th in div- ing. Both girls are sophomores. Due to a strong and unified team effort the Sealions have grown in size, talent and spirit. They dominated most of their meets and boosted their point average to 60 points per meet. Coach Susan Dominiak looks forward to an even greater season next year with only four graduating seniors this year. Sealions Super Successful Becky Cerney is off the block in search of another broken record. Siiiinf;: Chris Nafc, Barb Cerney, Serry ,Schutt, Mary Meehan, Gail Hostetler, co-captians Becky Cerney and Chri Chlebowski, Linda Creed, Sandy Clauser. Chris Langel. Kari Stieglitz and Georgeann Walker. Kneeling: Ann Bennett, Marge Koehler, Julie Koehler, Nancy Walker, Debbie Pictra k, Polly Fink. Marlene Sellers, and Sheila Watson. Standing: Paula Fisher. Mary Beth Ridley, Sue Nye. Jodi Caenepecl, Dawn Waggoner, Sandy Straup, Kathy Caldwell, Cheryl Gleuckert, and manager Marcia Wallace. t ff . .%jp« ' ' - Swim Team Record Washington Jackson LHS Opponent 74 31 44 77 Elkhart Memorial 61 61 Elkhart Central 88 44 Penn 67 55 Clay Goshen 60 62 80 42 Wawassee 83 37 Jackson 74 48 City Meet Riley Regionals State 4th 68 54 4th 11th Above: Swimmers listen to Mrs. Dominiak ' s comments prior to the important city meet. Lower left: The fearless Foursome relay team. Nancy Walker. Sue Nye, and Georgann Walker, await the return of Becky Cemey. Below: Nancy Walker, who placed first in two events in the state, proudly accepts her first place city ribbon. M HH [5 J ' Dave, it ' s time to get up. Nothing is quite as embarrassing as realizing you ' ve sauntered into the wrong rest room. Yeah, my folks took away my driver ' s license. Ya ' see— this tree sorta ran mto me Sophomore: sophos-wise, moros-fool. I got this real bargin on an elevator pass— only two dollars and fifty cents! W-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 -yellow light goes out and so does everyone. Dave, it ' s seven fifteen! Let the sophomores yell— it beat ' em, beat ' em. Did he ask you to the prom yet? Social Security 308-77-3449, locker 57, combination 35-9-43, student identification 4857637 ... I forgot my name! Where is room 403? Is it on the first or second floor? Someone told me that ' s where the Booster Club meeting is. . . . May we present the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Seventy- Three . . . Dave, your breakfast is getting cold! ■ j yit ' my l ' Wfw Let The Juniors Yell It Beat ' ' Em, Beat ' Em. I got my class ring yesterday— I gave it to my girl last night— today she told me she lost it— tonight I ' m gonna lose her! SAT, CEEB, ACT, NMSQT, PSAT, SQ PCS, CSS. ETS, ... AC (awfully confused). Hey, turn on the overhead projector; the pep assembly has started! HH 3 ■■li f l n Hi li ' fS ' MiiM ' iijii-iiifS . 1973 is the last year the senior class will have spent four years at LaSalle. But Mr. Kosana, waiting until Febru- ary to get a counselor ' s request slip is ridiculous! Mom, it ' s quarter of eight— why didn ' t you wake me? LET THE SENIORS YELL IT-BEAT BEAT ' EM, BEAT ' EM!!! c A S s o F 73 Senior— serious, sunburned ... I will remember LaSalle with fondness . . . Energetic, easygoing . . . the mini- courses really need more college prep programs— especially in the area of in- dividualized study . . . Interested, in- dignant . . . seems to me we only support a winning team . . . Open- minded, openmouthed . . . should in- corporate more Black Studies, if pos- sible . . . Responsive, restless . . . Seniors. Senior Class Officers, Kneeling: Denny Eck, president; Kathy Klavbor, treasurer; Standing: Sara Kersch- ner, secretary; Jerry Jamerson. vice-president. Peddling license plates in Mr. Majewski ' s home- room are Kathy Barber and Barb McDonald. SUMMA CUM LAUDE Sitting: Connie Kandis, Jack Grey. Boris Feldman, Sue Magley. Standing: Anne Zielinski. Jerry Wasowski, Laura Nym- berg, Vicki Varga, Bruce Wensits, Cathy Rose, Dav e Krzyzaniak, Sandra Harris, Daphne Gorshne, Reba Lewis, Becky Box. I i Sitting; John Jankowski, SUMMA CUM LAUDE, MAGNA CUM LAUDE Left column, top to bottom: Joan Wills, Barb Lakovits, Sandra Jes- , swein, Shirley Nemeth, Barb Dzikowski, Diane Goheen, Fran Chmilewski, Cindy Hauger. Right column, top to bottom: Chris Haber, Ralph Wa- lorski! Jetr Royce, Tom McGonigal. Kathy Klaybor, Peggy Wojcik, Debbie Ingles, Cheryl Truex. Fifty-five Seniors Graduate with Honors ' ' ' ' Hi , VWHIP R9b 9 Kl ' ' V I CUM LAUDE: Front Row: Becky UUery. Jim Myers, Rob Ralston, George Surguy. Middle Row: Patty CrabiU, Debbie Walker, Candy Willis, Sara Kerschner. Diane Powers, Kim Frank, Missy Card. John Nash, Tom VanDyke, Calvin Frick. Back Row: Mary Jo Augustine, Cindy Vida, Celeste Petelle, Sherry Schutt, Faye Purucker, Dave Rider. Ken Hays, Bruce Waggoner. Not pictured: Jean Hahaj. I ' ve never .seen such a small head! S. .Jf X Left: LaSalle ' s National Merit Scholarship final- ists for 1973 are Boris Feldman and Jack Grey. Lower Left: A morning conversation after bas- ketball and eheerleading practice. Lower Right: A sunny day in January is perfect for a fire drill. Terry Adamo Elyse Albright Gwen Aldridge Janice Alexander Debbie Andrzejewski Diane Andrzejewski Pat Andrzejewski Debbie Annable Greg Annis Craig Ashley Lisa Ashley Mary Jo Augustine Laura Baba Elmer Babbs Debbie Badowski Kevin Bailey Laurine Baker Denise Banicki Kathy Barber Pam Basker Now the Seniors Yell It! Debbie Bass Cindy Bays Ed Beach Jack Benedict Vicki Benedict Donna Benson Aida Berg Jose Berg Wayne Berry Sandy Beutter Bob Bierwagen Bonita Bingham Marvin Bingham John Biskupski Kevin Bland A suspicious Terry Ford watches clowning seniors Faye Purucker and Jill Zmndzinski. Candy Blankert Ahce Borough Cheryl Borton Nancy Boschet Becky Box Eleanor Brooks Mary Brothers Vicki Brown Moses Bruce William Brummel Carol Bryant Terry Buczkowski Vicki Burch Angie Burgess Patricia Bums Above: Liberia ' s Moses Bruce casually models a native dashiki at the Lockhart ' s Right: Jasna Hrelja holds a Yugoslavian vase brought for the Salvegeot ' s. Bruce Cabanaw Terry Cambrin Loressa Campbell Kathy Cannady Veronica Carteaux Nancy Cass Becky Cemey Ed Chambers Jan Cliamness Cheri Chlebowski LaSalle Welcomes Globetrotting Students For American Year Fran Chmilewski James Chrobot Randy Ciesiolka Rick Ciesiolka Deborah Ciula Mary Clark Henry Clay Nancy Claycomb Valerie Cobb Bobbie Collins John Collins Ed Corpe Karen Cox Patty Crabill Sharon Craft Debra Crockett Carla Csiszar Valton Cummings Cherie Curl Debbie Dalke Mike Daren Gwendolyn Davenport Kathy Davidson Rose Daviero Karen Davis Senior year— a year of memories. Freshman year -the year of the bulge . . . tension . . . Sectional vic- tory. False floors, cardboard walls and new rooms make sophomore year feel like freshman again— Central . . . Mo- tion and Commotion . . . Lloyd Haines and the new student govern- ment . . . growth of the little sport. Ju- niors decorate the school at Christmas . . . procrastination of History term papers . . . On the Threshold of a Dream Senior announcements . . . college applications . . . the dunes . . . red caps and gowns for girls . . . mari- juana controversy . . . Michigan . . . the draft board . . . the voting booth . . . and then, the outside world. Mike Dawson Nancy Deka Delfino DeLeon Ed Dermy Suzarme Donovan Nancy Dudeck Lesley Dudley Pat Duncan Cynthia DuPriest Greg Durski Senior Announcements Signal Graduation Barb Dzikowski Denise Eck Dennis Eck Robert Edmondson Gil- ' anna Edwards Carolyn Ellis Patrick Ewing Boris Feldman John Ferguson Gloria Fountain Kim Ferguson Russel Ferguson Andre Fikes Mary Finnigan Jerry Fisher Lyn Fisher Roger Fisher Jeff Fleischman Lynn Fodor Kim Frank Mike Freeman Calvin Frick Dierdre Fritz Joan Frye Roger Gadacz Melissa Gard Pam Garlanger John Garman Eugene Gayton Sandra Hairston Sadie Humphrey Mike Ghyselinck Dan Giddings Chris Glueckert Diane Goheen Mary Ellen Golabowski Larry Gooden Mark Goodhew Pat Gorbitz Leroy Gordon Daphne Gorsline Jim Gramza Jack Grey Viola Groppe Connie Groshans Bob Grounds Dan Grundy Connie Gruza John Grzegorek Chris Haber Wayne Hadary Jean Hahaj Eugene Hale Sue Hammer Bill Hans Jim Hanslits Michelle Harmon Bertha Harris Gail Harris Karen Harris Pat Harris Rosalie Harris Sandra Harris Martin Hart Debbie Hass Cindy Hauger Seniors Peddle LaSalle License Plates Gary Hay Ken Hays Barb Hazinski Sue Heyde Patricia Higgins Bernard Hill Marvin Hill Vicki Hill Nona Hoblik Carl HoUis Nita Hollis Rita Hollis Steve Horvath Gail Hosteller Fred Houck Hopeful Seniors Arrange College Plans Jasna Hrelja Terry Huff Toby Huff Gary Huling Valetta Hyde Al Imus Debra Ingles Alan Jablonski Linda Jackowiak Jerry Jamerson John Jankowski Darla Jannasch Elaine Janowiak Sue Janowski Max Jeffrey Shirley Jenkins Sandra Jesswein Mike Joachim Leonard Jobe Jan Johnson tSSM Judy Jones Pam Jones Wanda Jones Greg Jurgonski Marilyn Kadulski Connie Kandis Jean Kaniewski Sarah Kerschner Janine Kester Kathy KJaybor David Klimek Larry Kline Cheryl Kolacz William Kom Dave Kosanovich Mary Nassika, from Greece, hurriedly cleans her locker. Jack KosLnski Greg Kovacs Mark Kovacs Mary Kovalenko Bob Krol Thomas Kroll Dave Krzyzaniak Henry Kubiak Nancy Kuehl Janet Kuskye Marian Kuspa Melissa Kwiecinski Judy Kytta Veronica Lake Barb Lakovits Ann Lampos Steve Lane Theodora Lane Greg Langel Reba Lewis Mark Lindorf Jawanza Lockhart Francis Lolmaugh Chris Levitt Kathy Luczkowski Jim Maciejewski BJT ' t i ■-:; P U jmpp 1 V Dan Mady Susan Magley Dillard Mailey Chuck Majcher Rex Marshall Don Martin Red Gowns Generate Controversy p,w Connie Mathews ■,  B Kim Mathews Bruce Maxwell Laureen Mays Rick McClure George McClurken William McCreary Barbara McDonald Paul McMinn Tom McGonigal Mary Lou Meehan Varry Menyhart Brian Meredith Arlene Michalski Sandra Mieleszewicz W Hf V. iJ- John Migas Brad Milewski Scott Miller Denise Miner Ronalda Minnis Keith Mirocha Michael Moe Diane Moore Gary Moore Shirley Moore Donna Morgan Terry Morlock Reginald Morris Bill Murphy Patty Murphy Joyce Murray Pete Mustak Connie Myers Jim Myers John Nash Beverly Neal Marcia Neal Tom Neal Shirley Nemeth Diane Newbum Rick Newman Rita Niblick Barbara Nichols Robert Nixon Mary Norris James Nowicki Laura Nymberg Kent Ochenryder Judy Opaczewski Connie Osbom Student Government Sponsors Homecomings Debbie Paholski Janet Pajakowski Pat Pallo Robert Perkey Jodv Perkins Celeste Petelle Scott Petsovich Sandra Phelps Dave Phillips Bob Pinkert Diane Powers Janice Prawat Faye Punicker Jo Ellen Quimby Tom Ragle - i Mary Rusinek Keith Russel Sue Rutkowski Richard Saenz Millard Samarich Bill Samelton Joyce Sanders Jeff Sandlin Brad Santa Greg Schoen Sheryl Schutt Debbie Scofield Greg Scott Debbie Scruggs Roger Sellers Apathy— the Name of the Game? Sue Sellers Jim Shaw Linda Shumaker LeRay Shum John Simon Debbie Six JuLayne Skelton Pete Slater Ten Smanda Bill Smiechowski Avis Smith Columbus Smith Debbie Smith Linda Smith Lisa Smith Luwanda Smith Richard Sniadecki Peggy Sovinski Sheldon Speeks Toni Stanek Judy Stanford Marvin Stanley Tom Staszewski Stanley Steed Shirley Stokes Jiin Steinhofer Ann Stratigos Ken Strasser Terri Strunk Amy Sludon Patty Suddarth George Surguy Sue Ellen Swank Paul Swartz Becky Sweet Indiana Club Site of Senior Prom Chris Switalski Kate Sylvester Eva Taylor Renee Terrio Joanne Thomas Greg Thompson Roxanne Tirotta Cheryl Tobolsk! Marion Trawick Rick Traxler Vicki Trezise Cheryl Truex Henrietta Turner Ralph Tuttle Kathleen Udy Mike Vinson Cheryl Vitou Bruce Waggoner Deborah Walker Jim Walker Vickie Walker Marcia Wallace Shirley WaUer Ralph Walorski Michelle Walters Sally Wamock Robert Warren Dorita Washington Jerry Wasowski Gretta Watts Class of ' 73— Last Freshman of LaSalle Denise Wawrzyniak Joe Wayer Tom Wayer Emil Weber Dagmar Weist Bruce Wensits Debbie Wesstrom Renee West Eddie White Howard White Debbie Wigfall Julie Wilkins Jane Willa Debbie Williams Gwendolyn WiUiams Karen Williams Malinda Williams Candy Williams SheUy Willoughby Joan Wills John Wilson Marcia Wiseman Peggy Wojcik Lisa WoUmers Shirley Woltman Greg Wood Dennis Worm Diane Wrobel Tom Wroblewski Steve Zalas Anne Zielinski David ZieUnski Gary ZieUnski Jill Zmudzinski Elaine Zygilski Sharon Allen Curtis Bethany Claudia Grenert Wilham Locke Troy Malone Not Pictured Roger Adank Kevin Allen Jonathan Altman Vince Augustine Jessie Blake David Brown PhiUp Burkus William Cealka Jacque Childress Jeff Chiszar David Coleman Robert Cundiff Paul Davis Judy Dickey Deborah Divine Timothy Drury Tony Ebbole Christopher Egan Kenneth Ferguson Gary Gillean Gail Grayson Emily Guzicki Michael Howlett j s Tonda Jackson P|P Verlean Jackson William Kanczuzewski PhiUp Lord Patrick Lupresto Rosemary Mamocha Brian Michalski Russell Micinski Theodore Mouros Joseph Nyerges Joette Pitts Curtis Price Edward Reed Lee Ann Smith Joseph Smith Debra Starks Judi Strychalski Alvin Taylor Donald Tumock Scott VanParis Margaret Wermuth Wendi White Randy WiMiams Loraine Wilson Michael Wilson David Wireman Jill Zulas ._.  mi Sf w: ' ' immtisk Marvin Abraham Vickie Adams Rick Albnghl Evelyn Aldridge LouAnne Alwine Peter Anderson Dave Andrzejewski Mike Amett Becky Arnold BarbBabbs Ben Babrov Gary Ban- Paula Barth Wayne Batteast Charles Bean Debbie Beard Wendy Beaton Mike Becsei Scott Bednarek Pat Beecher John Benassi Juniors — upper under classmen, middle of the roads— Juvenile, jubi- lant— We really back our teams . . . have great school spirit — United, un- certain— LaSalle is too young a school for lasting traditions to have taken hold — Numerous, noisy— We have better facilities and equipment than most schools — Individual, identical— The kid ' s attitudes could really be im- proved—both towards themselves and teachers — Optimistic, obstinate — Even though the courses are really great, people just don ' t seem to appre- ciate them — Respectful, rebellious- Juniors. Winding up the Junior Class are: Vic Berry, Treas.; Karen Ross, Sec.; Judy Hans, Veep; and Pres Pat Beecher. • 5«. t ' ' ■ Oblivious to a mid-October snowstorm, drafting students design their dream homes in California where it never rains. Rick Benassi Tom Benedict Dan Bergenhagen Victor Berry Connie Bierwagen Gayle Bigham Pam Bish Steve Bittle John Bivens Fiddie Blake Vickie Blankert Mike Borton Steve Bowen Mike Bowering John Brantley Bob Bratton Mike Bratton Ken Brewer Edward Brown Tim Browne Tim Brunkhart JaiAnn Bryant Bill Bucholtz Bonnie Buck Kathy Burch Sherrie Burgess Otha Bums Vic Butcher Dan Butler Bill Byrer Scott Campbell Rena Caimon Diane Carpenter Robin Carstens Ed Carter Jim Cassler Ed Castleberry Jayme Gates Ted Cebulski Barb Cerney Cindy Chambers Diana Chambers Ron Charles Deb Cheaton Dave Chodzjnski Tom Christian Randy Chudzicki S dy Clauser Rick Coleman Joyce Collins Randy Comer Ed CrabiU Linda Creed Darlene Crockett Bonnie Cuthbert Brenda Dale Mike Davisson John Dawson Pam Deafenbough MaryPat DeClercq ELsa DeLeon Claudia DeMercurio Rosemary Derda Rita DiPinto a Doerr Shawn Donlon Steve Donovan Jeff Dorman James Dotson Karla Doty Monica Doyle Kathy Drabecki Mark Drabecki Rick Drzewiecki Ron Dudeck Terry Eberhardt Roger Mington Kirk Edmondson Brian Egick Dan Egierski Todd Ehninger Mike Elliott Fred Eyster John Faber Terry Fanto Jan Ferguson John Fezy Cathy Finnigan Curt Fcxlge Michael Ford Terry Ford Debbie Foster JoAnn Francis Davra French Sandy Fye Mike Gaesear Cathy Gaines Kim Gamble Committees Plan Junior Prom Pride— At Long Last Cindy Garges Jim Garis Terrion Gary John Gibney Kalhy Gohn Keith Goins Diane Gooden Gene Graham Toni Graham Gloria Gray Patti Grembowicz Gail Grey Terry Griffith Deb Grocke Tina Groppe Vicki Groshans Jessica Gubi Don Gudates Dave Gumkowski Ken Hale Becky HaU Bndgett Hamann Judy Hans Michele Harmacinski Chris Harms Marcia Harris Bill Hawthorn Ed Hawthorn Matt Hazinski Aime Helak Tom Helak Charan Henderson Bob Herman David Herron Dave HiU Michelle Hockaday Abbie Hoffman Robert Hoffman Lmda Holcomb Don Holland Jim Hoot Debbie Homvak Ethel Horvath Don Hoyland Karen Hudelmyer Kim Huff Nancy Huff Karla Hutchison Charlie Imler Cindy Inman Dwighit Jackson Linda Jamison Anne Jankowski Bill Janowski Tom Jelinski Greg Jensen Al Johnsen DeWayne Johnson Jerome Johnson Charmaine Jones Dan Jones Tommy Jones Ralph Jones Dorothy Joseph Carol Kaczmarek Sue Kaczor Mark Kalicki Jeannie Kalsem John Kaminski Deb KarmoUnski Ken Kadun John Kazmierczak George Kedik Gavin Kelly Bernard Kilbride Dan Klaybor Wendy Kline MaryJo Klopfenstein Tony Kloski M Knapp Bob Koelncorfer Dale Kokot Dave Koloszar Jon Konya V Si ■ Jj. t Yj[ icfl Y w K Every junior ' s mother has her child full of minimum daily requirements and flavored chewable vitamins. Our ju- niors need those vitamins to balance their half-time stops at the concession stand for popcorn and candy and their after-game trips to pizza parlors for socializing, friend-finding and more food. To wash down their gourmet dehghts, they settle for coke on the rocks— seems they ' re all out of vodka martinis. After making the rounds of the pizza places, our galloping gour- mets proceed to parties to consume their stomachs ' weight in excess pre- tzels. If our heroes haven ' t succumbed to acid indigestion by now, a package of breath mints bought to insure against handshakes will upset even the bravest. Lisa Kosana Denise Kosinski JimKiiU Dan Kruszewski Debbie Kurdys Ralph Kurek Steve Kurz Chris Lanz Jacques Laurence Pierre Laurence Melvin Lawrence Connie Lawson Jack Lee Yolanda Leeke Discovery of Gastronomical Delights Terri Lewis Rich Lichtenbarger Doug Lindsey Don Litznerski George Lloyd Steve Lonie Liz Lowman Joe Lowery iCathy Luczkowski Mark Lynch Mike Macturch Pat Madigan Carol Makielski Pat Manley Dilapidated city busses provide transportation for La Sallites who live within the city limits. Judy Mark Jim Martin Tyrone Martin Kevin Masters Jeni Matemowski Lee McCarty Cindy McCauslin Don McCavitt Ron McCavitt Judy McClirken Mike McCombs Kenny McCreary Tim McKinnies Robin McKoun Sue McMiim Sherri McPhee Dave Medich Durand Mendenhall Gerald Merril Mark Merrill Mike Meyer Don Michalski Nancy Mielcarek Joun Miller Jeff Million George Minarik Teddy Miner Glenn Mitchell Diane Mohacsek Mike Mohacsek Ed Monhaut Mike Morgan Steve Morrow Bruce Moser Richard Mustak Chris Nafe Sue Najdek Ann Nash Jim Nash Mara Neagu Mary Jo Neeley Al Mark Nichols Janet Nickerson Mark Niezgodski Cheryl Nivens Norma Northcuti Sandra Northcuti Patty Nowicki Driver ' s License But Still No Car John Nozykowski Judy Nurkowski Vicki Nymberg Greg Oesch Debbie Ogren Lisa Olson Sandy Olszewski Gail Opaczewski Mike Orosz Denise Osbom Andrea Pajakowski Tom Palmer Karen Papoi Glen Paris Dermis Patterson Dorothy Paul Debbie Pavey Rotmie Pavey Anderson Peat Sue Peczkowski Billy Pennycuff Tim Pinter Mary. nn Pletcher Jeff Plonski Charlene Porter Darlene Porter Connie Prentkowski Greg Presnal Denise Retek Gordon Reynolds Mike Rhymer Jeff Richard Marcellus Riles Joe Rivers Bill Robinson Leighanne Robison Cindy Rodgers Cathy Rosander Chris Rosander Karen Ross Kathy Roy DennLs Royce Sandy Rybicki James Sanders Paul Santa Paillette Santa Sue Santa Larry Schmanski Terri Schmidt David Schrader Roxaime Schwalm Pat Schwanz Chris Schwelnus King Sconiers Cheryl Scott Greg Scott Linda Scott Vickie Scott Vickie Sergeant Iris Shane Chris Shaw Steve Shaw Kerry Shead Jane Shelley Karla Shorter Aime Shoults Sandy Sienkiewicz Johaima Sims Aaron Six Steve Slack Candy Adds Weight to Treasury Jim Slater Cheryl Smith Dewie Smith Linda Smith Roselyn Smith Andy Smorin Fred Sonnebom Susan Soos Karen Sostack Bill Spier Michele Spitz Jim Spychalski Michelle Stachowicz Brian Stalker Noel Staszewski Denise Stevens Kari Stieghtz Wilben Stokes Brian Straup Brian Slrebinger Judi Strychalski spinach and Spaghetti: Aromas to Study By? Sue Studon Rick Stults Bob Stuppy John Suher Jetf Swanson Kalhy Swartz Leslie Sweet Dirk Swihart Marcia Taberski Renee Taghon Cindy Taylor Harry Taylor Mary Taylor Pat Taylor Tom Taylor Terri Todd Debbie Tomhave Andy Tompos Connie Toothman Debbie Topps Gina Toth Herman Travis Lila Trojanowski Tom Trok Fred Troutmiller Jackie Turner Leland Upham Pam Vance Lenora Vandermark John VanLaere Bob VanToumhout Becky Vawter John Verduin Chris Vernon Terri Wagner Liz Wajszczuk Gcorgann Walker Bob Wallace Ciirrnen Waller Kathy Walsh JoAnne Wasowski Dorinda Watkins Gary Weaver Yvonne Wells Janelle Wensits l nny Werner David White Emmet White Jeff White Jack Wiggins JoLee Wiggins WiUie Wiggins Tom Wilhelm Cahty Williams Cahty Williams Deborah Williams Linda Williams MiUard WiUiams Warren Williams Demetria Wilhams Becky WUton John Wiltrout Linda Witlow Brian Wolz Jeff Wood Mike Woodall Dm Woodward Ray Works Debbie Worm Derma Wright Shirley Wright Jim Wroblewski John Wuthrich Gary Yeakley Vic Yeandel Bruce Zakrzewski Jim Zawierucha Ray Zaworski Caorl Zelasko Karen Zielinski Mike ZieUnski Flora Alexander Mike Arnold Shirley Babbitt Ron Bacsa Barry Barton Debbie Berry Bill Bond LaVem Brinson Kim Burkhart Kevin Bums Ron Campbell Diane ChambUss Carol Chenez Pat Chodzinski Tony Coleman Pat Conley Terry Conley Fern Cotton Sherry Curtindolph Tim Dennis Joyce Dickey Phyhs Driver Stanley Dudley John Duncan Cathy Feltes Greg Finch Janis Rowers Jim Fockier Susan Frye Patu Funk Hubert Gentry i: NOT PICTURED: I Judy Goldbert Kerry Hab Rick Hanna Keri Harness Linda Henderson Ten Hermann Connie Huff Jim Johnson Lockrett Johnson Pam Johnson Gene Kristofzski Debra Kyle Kermit Lacy Rita Leonard Nancy Lewis Francis Lohnough Wayne Lowe Wanda Marshall Luvell McLeod Bev Mead Linda Miller Bob Millington Pam Miller Jean Moore Charles Nailon Mary Nicholson Alan Paul Glen Pearson Sheryl Pierce Kathy Pinkowski Carl Pmin Jerry Pruitt Joan Redding Francine Reid Sandy Roby Patty Roedl MaryLee Russell Carol Schultz Brenda Scmggs Sheryl Sherk Theresa Shura Joan Spagnola Peggy Sims Joan Smith Walter Stahl Bob Stevens Melonie Szczypski Richard Szymanski Denise Tolbert Willey Turner Dolly Vann Jack Vest Joan Vida Bany Vitou Marvin Walls Linda Wayer Linda Whitlow June Williams Mike WiUiams Linda Womack Going to the head of the class are sophomore class officers Steve Rodick, president, Anne Ritter, secretary, Dave Molnir, vice-president, and Lisa Latkowski, treasurer. c 1 a s s o f ' 7 5 Maturity, Responsibility, and Sprawling Halls Confuse Concerned Sophomores 1 AQ m Pat Adamo Darnell Agnew John Aldridge Florence Alexander Thelma Alexander Willie Mac AUen Kim Anderson Deanna Apt Barb Argyean Glen Annstrong Greg Annstrong Doima Ashley Stuart Sunger Sheila Balha Chris Banacb Becky Baney Gina Banicki Pat Barber Carrie Barkley Amos Barnes Greg Ban- Jeff Barrier Margare Barry Kent Bartholomew Dave Batteast John Battisti Jeff Bauer Brenda Bayman Whether in printing class or Enghsh class sophs la bor dilligently to work up to seniors reputation. Steve Becsey Bob Bell Dan Benson Jim Beyrer Sharon Bilski Kim Bish Rick Bishop Ron Biskupski Paul BitUe Mark Blackford Roger Blackmer Tina Blad Julie Bomtrager Mary Kay Borton Jean Boschet Larry Bottorff Paula Bower Bob Box Cindy Boyles Karen Brandy Tim Brewer Toni Brewer Tina Brillan Ken Brook Charles Bro%vn Cindy Brown Frances Brummell Kim Bryant Sue BuC7X)wski Steve Bumbarger Jerry Bunch Dave Burger Janice Burkus Terry Butler Tern Buton 1. Bob Byrd J(xii Caenepeel Kathy Caldwell Jay-me Campbell Mary Campbell Terrv Cannady Sandra Carbiener Donita ChambUss Mary Ellen Chambers Dan Cherrone Kevin Childress Sue Cholasinski Kevin Clark Kim Clark Sophs Aspire To Great Heights Debbie Creed John Crowell Mary Csenar Tom Csiszar Valerie Cumming John Cuneo Brad Cybulski Kim Daugherty Cindy Davidson Allison Davis Debra Davis Lynn Davis Michael Davis Rochelle Davis Sally Dawson Dave Dean Connie DeBaets Failh DeFerbrache Robert DeJaegher Mae Demien . nita Denny Susan Deroco Jeanette Dion Ernest Dixon Kevin Dobecki Pat Docherty Greg Donovan John Di wns ll Kevin Dubfee Debbie Dudeck Oscar Dudley Debbie Dunneck Charles DuPriest David Durkin Denise Ebel Cecelia Edwards James Edwards Warren Eger Jim Egyhazi Teny Ehninger Darlene Ewing Mike Faber Sue Falls Patty Farthing Frank Felisch Richard Ferguson Jamine Fiedler Michelle Fikes Paula Fink Paula Fisher Jay Flanagan Greg Fleischman Helen Fobar Scharm Fodge Bruce Forgash Jeff Foster Dan Frank Carol Franklin N ' tike Franklin Coleen Frick Dean Fulce James Fulton Cheryl Gadson Vernon Gadson Ron Gamble Kent Ganser John Gaska Dotma Gildea Dan Gilliam Cheryl Glueckert 0% 0 P% Sophomores . . . runts of the litter, greenhorns . . . Sentimental, silly . . . I miss the atmosphere of Central— La- Salle is such a big school . . . Obedi- ent, opinionated . . . The racial ten- sion isn ' t what it was rumored to be— I don ' t see much at all . . . Peaceful, persuasive . . . Everyone has a lot of school spirit— the attitude is really great . . . Hopeful, hopeless . . . Sophomores. Gary Godfrey Shari Golichowski Jeff Gordon Terry Gordon Jennifer Gorog Rita Gramza Brian Griffith Jerry Grzegorek Bruce Gustafson Roger Guyberson Adriennne Haiflce Joe Haines Tim Hammer James Haney Ken Hanna Tony Hansits Kristin Hans Tchrina Harmon Michael Harris Jon Hawthorn Anthony Haynes 1-2-3-4-5: Little Lions Come Alive Liz Heald Cindy Herman John Hernandez Cheryl Hight Stephanie Hillman Mary Hines Scot Hires Sue HoUand Dan Hopkins Deb Hoppe Ginger Homing Cheryl Horvath Jim Horvath Kirk Horvath Lee Horvath Grant Howard Karen Howe Randy Huff Barb Huys Robert Hyde Cindy Imus Tina Ivankovics Donna Jackson George Jacobs Tom Janicki Dirk Jannasch Dave Janowiak Maryalice Janowiak Nancy Janowiak Sue Jaronik Jim Jelinski Jacqueline Jenner N4ike Jennings Debbie Jewett Terry Jeziorski Dave Johnson Gwen Johnson James Johnson Joann Johnson Joe Johnson Ron Johnson Terri Johnson WiUi Johnson Daryl Jones Mike Jones Ralph Jones Clarence Joseph Pete Kaminski Tim Kawka Beth Keefe Kevin Kepplin Vicki Kertai Bruce Kil Sean Kilbride Brenda Kiser Linda Klimek Time of Initiation And Imitation Mike Knezevich Fred Koehler Julie Koehler Gary Koloszar Dennis Konslanty Debbie Kosana Diane Kovach Phil Kovach Mary KozJoski Mike Kramer Lenny Kroll Tom Krug Jill Kukla Mike Kurzhal Paul Kwiatkowski Eliza Kyte Travis Lack Jody LaCrosse Debbie Langenderfer Tina Lakovits Elaine Lampos Life and Death Issues Deliberated Karen Lane Lisa Latkowski BiU LaVeUe Bobby Lawrence Ken Lax Tony Lee Mary Leeke Andrea Leeser Cindy Lesser Ed LeMere Marva Leonard Steve Leszczynski Joe Letherman John Lewandowski Ernie Leyba RoUand Lichnerowicz Gary Lippincott Zack Link Earl Logan Cheryl Lovell Carol Lowe Barb Lowman Beverly Lucas Tom Luczkowski Tom Luczkowski Mike LuPresto David Lusk BiU Mabry Brian Mabr ' Terry MacTurch Tom Maffitt William Magley Lena Malone Steve Mandich Bilynda Manley Jim Marosz Pat Marosz Sandy Martin Merci Matemowski David Mays Patti Mazurkiewicz Kennetha McCarter Above: T.B. test readings don ' t hurt as much as T.B. tests. Left: Open House visitors were greeted by hallways lined with art work from the annual Paint-in competition. Sherlyn McCauley Sheila McClure Sharon McCuUey Duane McCully Ben McKinnies Mike Medich Paul Medich Duane Melady Dave Mendeiihall Vickie Merril Norma Mesaros Phil Michalak Ken Micinski Pe ggy Mihohck Tony Milcherska Caesar Miles Al MUler Barbara Miller Sue Miller Arthur Mitchell Dave Molnar Jeff Monroe David Moore Rafael Morton Ruth Morton Bobby Ann Muslak Peggy Myers ICim Nagel Laszlo Nagy Bob Names Donnie Neely Roxanne Newbill Carol Ncwgent Willie Ann Newman Mattie Newson Becky Newton Mike Nickelson John Nickleson Valerie Nicks Tyke Niedbalski Nancy Niedbalski Pat Niezgodski Mark Nimtz Ken Noble Mary Norris Jim Nufer Debbie Nye Susan Nye Gwen Odom Upperclassmen + Nurse = Year of Needle-ing Thelia Odom Kim Osbom Richard Ostrander Shirley Ostrander Les Ofwens Debbie Pajak Joanna Parahams Mitchell Parchman Viola Patterson David Pattillo Harold Peak Richard Pearson Herbert Pcllow Dennis Perkins Mark Perkins Sara Perkins Joe Petelle Laurie Petty Arthur Pfeifer Glen Pfeifer Curt Phillips Dametta Phillips Stanely Phillips Ken Piekarski Ed Pieper Debbie Pietrzak Caune Pinnick Mark Porter Connie Prawat Jacki Presnal Dave Priebe Dan Pulaski Mark Pynaert Ravmder Rai Dave Raymer Beverly Reed Mike Rekos Sue Rice Kris Richard Jill Ridcnour Knsti Ridenour Jini Rider Mar ' Beth Ridley Cindy Righter Debra Righter Tom Rinehart Tiin Rippey Anne RiUer Lynn Ritter Nona Robertson Ron Rodgers Steve Rodick Paul Roe Carolyn Rohleder Paula Rooks Cheri Rothy Denise Rowlett Steve Roy Sue Rucker Pasquale Rulli Brian Rupe Debbie Salvageot Andrew Sanders Terry Satkowski Cindy Sauers Aaron Sconiers Ellen Scott Theresa Scott Steve Scruggs Marlene Sellers Above; Lines formed in circles around room 171 on underclass picture taking day. Once upon a time, in the early fall to be exact, a strange phenomenon oc- cured at LaSalle— underclass picture- taking day.Out of nowhere appeared skirts and ties, once assumed buried in mothballs. Combs were in constant view as sophomores strived to perfect images soon to be frozen for a year on film. Glassyeyed students walked around practicing smiles in front of display cases and admiring friends. Girls prayed they wouldn ' t have to swim that day for the sake of their hair and mascara— neither being water- proof English classes bubbled with im- patience as sophomores listened for the call to release them from captivity. The moral of the story is, Don ' t judge a sophomore by his cover. Larry Smith Mary Smith Maureen Smith Mike Smith Judy Sniadecki Pat Sovmski Rena Sparks Marria Spillman Julie Stalker Mary Steniszewski Debbie Staszewsla Tim Sl Clair Julie Stevens Gwen Stokes Jack Strasser Ken Straup Maicia Strebinger Sandra Stroud Sue Strvchakki MicheUe Stuckey Sharon Swartz Sophs Line Up For Mug Shots Janice Swindle Tim Switalski Francis Szlanfucht Betty Szymanski Dave Szymanski Mike Szymanski Mark Taelman Merlene Taylor Nerlene Taylor Willie Taylor Richard Teague Rick Teves JacqueUne Thompson Kathy Tmun Kathy Tomaszewski Maria Tome Jamie Tomlinson Mildred Toney Debbie Toothman Debbie Townsend Oscar Trawick Scott Trezise Andy Tripp Martin Trpis Dermis Troxel Michelle Truax Deb Underly Sandy Underly Ml ' C Button Sale Boosts Budget Pete Utterback Pam Valentine Judy Vanderheyden Dennis VanLake Mark VanLake Rosie Vann Doug Van Tomhoult Albert Vaughn Debbie Vinson Pete Waite Earl Walker Kevin Walker Linda Walker Nancy Walker Scott Walker Gerald Wallis Pete Walsh Tim Wamock Doug Watkins Bethenia Watson Sheila Watson Right: 600 sophomores make for crowded hallways Westville Visit Highlights Health Projects. ' . 1 ' Wanda Watson Patty Weber Dave Welsheimer George Werner Carol Wesley Jerry White Bob Whitesel Sylvia Whiting Cheryl Wibbens Dave Wieczorek Mary Wilkins Marcia Wilhams Mary Williams Shevawn Williams Steve Williams Greg Wilson Mattie Wilson Becky Winrotte Kevin Winsch Sherry Wise Randy Wishin Brenda Wisner Aim Wolz Charles Womack Don Woodard Denise Worm Eric Wroblewski Brian Yike Gene Yoder Pat Zamiatowski Nancy Zaworski Cormie Zielinski Nancy Zielinski Patty Zielinski Anne Zubler Joe Zwierzynski IHHII flW . ik [ j B i JF |ji 1 1 ? ■ h ► ' . €lfe •V - ■ M ? i I m H P i 1 1 Sfl ' m P « A T ' 1 ACROSS 1. Controversial Organization 2. Type Of Japanese Poetry 3. Every Six Weeks 6. Common To Both Football And Basketball 8. More Than Six Tardies 9. Scholastic Apititude Tests 10. Unsuccessful Presidential Candidate 11. Winner Of This Year ' s World Series 12. A LaSalle Sport With No Name 13. Classified 1-A 14. Only Five More Weeks 16, Adult Characteristics 17. All-City Production 19. Pep Assembly Musicians 21. Cooperative Education (abv.) 22. Attendance Office 23. George Diviak ' s Occupation 24. Senior ' s Favorite Hangout 25. Basketball Tourney 26. African Dress DOWN 1. Highest Graduating Honor 4. McDonald ' s Studio 5. Popular Rock Group 7. English Headache 9. Physics Student ' s Prized Possession 15. Refuge On A Hot Day 18. Similar To A Research Paper 20. Jomts, Reefers, Grass ™ ■■ ™ ■■ T ■ ' S T U D E N T 6 V E R N R t W T 1 iy A 1 K u ! M ' R E P R TiC A R D s ' S H D B ' A s t;o M£ C M 1 N 6 s c A 1 ' P jU s P E f s 1 N ' 5 A T ' n 6 6- V E K hi m T L R o A nl A N D AT H L E T I 6 S P K lA N D 1 ] 1 R 1 A E 1 H c K E 1 1 D ' P K f F|r T ' 1 P 1 fe E N 1 R i ' t I S U ' M A T u K 1 r y ' 1 ' Lj f 1 R ( T R E % N w 1 L L W « P E P B ft M D 6 T 9 E R R 1) A s H- I K 1 S R 4 ' 6 P 1 r A R h Y H M i D A W I T D R V 1 U i L 5 S T A T E L ) N £ 1 i s E c r N L N A ■■H ■■ „ IBEI «. an KK BM ABB na 9 ' . .-■ ' 5 ' n back scralcher from Hong Kong? Do you desire the thrill of own- ing a Boa Constrictor imported from Africa? If so. you are fortu- nate that South Bend has many fine stores which carr - the ordi- nary and also the unusual. La- SaUe is located near community shopping areas which also offer a wide variety of services and which employ many students from LaSalle. The local places of business such as the Portage Ave. shopping area and Brentwood Shopping Center always back the Lions and help create a unity of school and community. Their support and service helps also to create a genuine rapport between the local businesses and the school. When our local stores do not carry an item which you need immediately, then the downtown South Bend department stores are sure to provide you with this inacessible item. Prehaps it is that certain shade of ribbon or perhaps an Oriental rug that suits your needs. Whatever, South Bend has many quaUty stores which are always ready to greet you at the door with a smile. xn U 17 McDonald ' s Studio For the best in wedding pictures, family photographs, special events, and even senior pictures, McDonald ' s is the studio in which to trust. Mr. R. F. Pat- naude, master of photography, is the man to whom we trust our images wheii we have our senior pictures taken. In Mr. Patnaude ' s own words, there is more fun at McDonald ' s with pleasing re- sults. McEionald ' s Studio is con- veniently located on the corner of Michigan and Colfax Streets, right in the heart of bustling South Bend. UNITED STATES ARMY RECRUITING JOIN NOW-GO LATER UP TO SIX MONTHS LATER. The Army ' s Delayed Entry Program makes it easy to enlist for the Army option you want. Join at a time conveinent to you. Now you can enhst in the Army and wait up to 180 days before you go on active duty. There are no drills or other time commitments before you report to the Active Army. This can be the way for you to schedule your mihtary service. Wrap up what you ' re doing now. Know exactly where you can go, for how long, and when. These are some of the Enlistment Options. US Station of Choice US Unit of Choice Europe Alaska Panama Korea Hawaii Buddy Plan Engineer Skills Service Schools Airborne Special Forces Army Security Agency Special Intelligence Air Defense Command Army Bandsman See your Army Representative today. He ' ll explain the details. Language School Ranger The United Stated Army offers: CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 73 US Army Recruiting Station 1 1 1 East LaSalle Street South Bend, Indiana 46601 Telephone: 232-1616 . 1 4f. Today ' s Army wants to join you. Tee GUARANTEE OIL CO. Winter can be wonderful if you use the Guarantee Oil special budget plan to heat your home. With Guarantee Oil the problem of waking up in the morning with cold feet will be solved. Guaran- tee Oil is presently found at 1619 Lincoln Way West. RIDGE COMPANY Mark Goodhew is displaying some high performance parts at a low performance price from the Ridge Company. The Ridge Company deals with any type of automative parts, from foreign to speedy sports cars. The Ridge Company is conveniently located at 1535 S. Main St. and is open daily until 8:00 pm. n ' ■111 CVA8ANTEE -- Olt CO. KUERT CONCRtTE As South Bend progresses, its de- pendence on such compatiies as Kuert Concrete increases. Kuert Concrete, at 3113 Lincoln Way West, is a solid business that deals with sand, gravel, and con- struction. Not only do they pro- vide cement for the community, but they will also fill your sandbox. fwr t •-diU js il«fci .. iii ' -p ' - • r}. P Af ELEPHANT Greg Schoen and Millard Samar- ich are hypnotized at the sights of the Pink Elephant sign because they still can ' t beUeve they ' re in a liquor store for the first time in their Hves. The Pink Elephant has the latest in party needs and is located at 1 1 19 N. Bendix Dr. KREAMO BAKERY The largest bakery in South Bend has been serving LaSalle and its great cafeteria since the school was built. Here is an example of what Kreamo ' s fresh baked bread will do to a skinny body. Jim Steinhofer, has been eating Kreamo bread since he was in grade school. Kreamo is located at 1910 Lincoln Way West. • ' iireamr BAKE RS VAN HORNE CO. With today ' s generation, young men and women are demanding fine quaUty in rings and other pieces of jewelry. Van Home ' s, which has one of the largest se- lections of jewelry in South Bend, has been picked by Kim Frank as her favorite jewelry store in which to browse. Van Home ' s can be found at 1 14 W. Washing- ton Ave. DAIRY QUEEN Kathy Klaybor and Connie Gruza meditate about that thick, rich, gooey hot fudge Brownie Delight they were going to order when Dairy Queen reopened in the spring. Too bad they had to wait! This neighborhood Dairy Queen is located at 1039 Lincoln Way West. LUIGI ' S PIZZA Mike Rohleder enjoys all kinds of pizzas, even ones with an- chovies. Here he displays several of his favorite snacks at Luigi ' s, one of South Bend ' s most famous pizza makers. Luigi ' s, at 1521 Lincoln Way West, is always ready to please you with genuine Italian Pizza. HUFF ' S FffARMACY The Christmas Season is iiot complete without the true spirit of giving. In HulFs Halhnark gift section, Diane Powers and Faye Purucker select gifts to reflect this spirit. Huff ' s, at 1349 Portage Ave., has been serving the com- munity in its present location for over a decade. MARTIN ' S SUPERMARKET Martin ' s Supermarket, located at 1302 Elwood Ave., provides the necessities for meeting the needs of its patrons. Martin ' s extends its helpfulness toward LaSalle students by its eagerness to em- ploy them as stock boys, cashiers, and counter help. •HffnTr j ' , ' BEN FRANKLIN Ben Franklin, at 3938 Lincoln Way West and 1347 Portage Ave., is a unique variety store which sells the hard-to-find items. The friendly disposition of the managers, the clerks, and the stock boys contribute to the plea- sure of those who shop there. An- other factor of the friendUness could be that both stores employ mostly LaSalle students. BRENTWOOD and TUESLEY PHARMACIES Brentwood and Tuesleys, under the same management, carry top name brands of cosmetics, health needs, and grooming aids as shown by Kathy Barber. Both pharmacies provide fast and reU- able service in filling pre- scriptions. Tuesleys is located at 2324 Lincoln Way West and Brentwood is at 3928 Lincohi Way West. THRIF T MART Working late? Don ' t have time to finish shopping before the stores close? Tired of waiting in huge lines? Thrif T Mart, at 3916 Lin- coln Way West, offers you an- other alternative,. They are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, even on all holidays. Discount prices on a majority of their stock helps growing families fight inflation. . WELSHIEMER FUNERAL HOME One of the most valuable services to the community is that of Wel- shiemer ' s, which is located at 521 N. WiUiam St. Although this time is a sad but memorable ex- perience for the family involved, the gentlemen at Welsheimer Fu- leral Home do their best to help comfort them. WYGANT FLORAL CO. Denise Stevens and Denise Ko- sinski leave Wygant Floral Shop, 327 Lincohi Way West, com- pletely satisfied with the variety and beauty of Wygant ' s flowers. Not only does Wygant ' s sell flo- ral arrangements, corsages, and potted plants, but it also serves as a gift shop to complement their flowers. PELTZ ' S MUSIC STORE Howard White, a Liberace of the future, is showing the instructor of Peltz ' s Music Shop how to play the organ with soul vibra- tions. Peltz ' s, which sells musical instruments, also gives music lessons to those who want to bet- ter themselves in this expanding field. Peltz ' s is located at 416 W. LaSaUe. Paragon Press Mr. George Kingsley, pictured here with Mrs. Mary Mathews, Lantern advisor, is the represen- tative from Paragon Press. Para- gon, a division of HerfT Jones, lo- cated in Montgomery, Alabama, is the company which pubUshes the Lantern. As the Lantern staff worked diligently (and some- times desperately) to prepare the book for print, Mr. Kingsley peri- odically came to LaSalle and de- voted his time to see that the technicalities did not become overwhelming. The Lantern staff is very grateful to Mr. Kingsley for all the help he has given us this year. He has been represent- ing Paragon at LaSalle for the past two years and before him his father was the representative. As most of the Lantern staff was se- niors, we will miss Mr. Kingsley next year. Frepan ' s Floral Shop 909 Portage Ave. Midwest Athletic Equipment Co. 517 N. HiU Open Pantry Food Mart 3623 Mishawaka Ave. PATRONS Kaniewski Sons Funeral Home 3402 Lincohi Way West Mr. Mrs. Paul G. Rohleder Bell Nicholos Insurance Agency 106 N. Michigan St. Mr. Mrs. David Harris Dr. Mrs. L. L. Frank Jr. Mr. Mrs. Tom Mathews Mr. Mrs. Ervin F. Purucker L.G. BALFOUR CO. Balfour ring company can fit a ring on any sized finger, whether they be fat fingers, skinny fingers, short, or long fingers. Balfour has rings with class (seniors!) and at a low price which no student can refuse. Sapphires, emeralds, and birthstones, actually make your hands come alive with the feeling of importance whether it of being a big bad senior or a feeling of love from that special friend. Mr. Jim Bell is the L.G. Balfour rep- resentative from Michigan City, See him today! Senior Index ADAMO, TERRY: Activities-Freshman Foot- ball and Basketball, Tennis Team. Sophomore Vice-President, Baseball. Future Plans- Undecided ADANK, ROGER: Activities-Booster Club, All-sports Club. Future Plans— Navy ADKINS, WILLIAM ALBRIGHT, ELYSE: Activities-Synchronized Swim, Booster Club, O.E.A. Future Plans- College ALDRIDGE, GWENDOLYN FAYE: Activi- ties-Freshman Class Secretary, Girls ' Sports Club, Band. Gymnastics, Cheerleading, Soph- omore Class Advisory Board, Volleyball, Trea- surer of Girls ' Sports Club, Senior Class Advi- sory Board, Black Culture Society. Future Plans-Ball State University ALEXANDER, JANICE: Activities-None. Fu- ture Plans-Modeling School or Ivy Tech ALLEN. KEVIN: Activities-Science Club Pres- ident. Future Plans— College ALTMAN, JON: Activities-Swimming, Booster Club. Future Plans-College ANDRZEJEWSKl. DEBBIE: Activities-Girls ' Sports Club, Art Club, Latin Club Vice-Presi- dent, Booster Club, Health Careers Club. Future Plans— Nursing ANDRZEJEWSKl, DIANE: Activities-Student Govemement (4 years). Glee Club. Booster Club, Homec oming Court, Sophomore and Ju- nior Class Advisory Board, Human Relations Club, Newspaper Staff. Future Plans— College ANDRZEJEWSKl. PATRICK: ActiviUes-AU- sports Club. Future Plans— have 500 wives ANNABLE, DEBBIE: Activities-Booster Club. Future Plans-Medical Assistant, Marriage ANNIS, GREG: Activities-Future Teachers, Booster Club. Future Plans-College ASHLEY, CRAIG: Activities-Football, Track, Booster Club, Glee Club, LaSalle Singers, Drama Club. Future Plans— To be an AH-Ameri- can Boy ASHLEY, LISA: Activities-Booster Club, Glee Club, Football Homecoming Court. Future Plans— Law AUGUSTINE, MARY JO: Activities-Glee Club, LaSalle Singers, National Honor Society, Debate, French Club, Booster Club, Yearbook Staff, Newspaper Staff. Future Plans-College AUGUSTINE, VINCENT: Activities- Booster Club, Intramurals. Future Plans-College BABA, LAURA: Activities-Booster Club, D.E.C.A. Future Plans-Work and Fashion School BABES, ELMER: Activities-Usher Club, Booster Club, Custodial Aide, V.I.C.A. Future Plans-Sales, Policeman or Truck Driver BADOWSKI, DEBBIE: Booster Club, Office Lab, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Prom Committee. Future Plans— Work BAILEY, KEVIN: Activities-Booster Club. Fu- ture Plans College and Service BAKER, LAURINE: Activities- Booster Club. Spanish Club Vice-President, Glee Club, LaSalle Singers, Junior Class Advisory Board, Human Relations Club, Junior Prom Committee, Dance Club. Future Plans- Fashion Merchandising BANICKI, DENISE: Activities-Booster Club, Synchronized Swim (2 years). Football Home- coming Court, Future Plans— To have fun in life BARBER, KATHY: Activities-Booster Club, I.C.T., Glee Club, V.I.C.A. Secretary. Future Plans Work BASKER. PAM: Activities-D.E.C.A., Booster Club. Future Plans-Career in Modeling BASS, DEBRA: Activities- Booster Club, Co- Assistant Student Director of Synchronized Swim, Creative Writing Club, Drama Club. Fu- ture Plans— College BAYS, CINDY: Activities- Booster Club, Co- op. Future Plans— undecided BEACH, EDMUND J.: Activities- B-Team Baseball, Football, Wrestling, Drama Club, Booster Club, Junior Class President. Junior Prom Court. BENEDICT, JACK BENEDICT, VICKI: Activities Booster Club, Freshman, Sophomore, Junior , and Senior Class Advisory Boards, Junior Prom Committee. Future Plans— Fashion Merchandiser BENSON, DONNA: Activities-Booster Club, I.C.T., LaSalle Explorer Newspaper Staff. Future Plans-Work BERG, AIDA: Activities— Swim Team (3 years), Concert Band (3 years). Gym Helper (2 years), O.E.A. Office Lab, Student Government, Span- ish Club Treasurer. Future Plans— College BERG, JOSE: Activities-Swim Team, Booster Club, Ushers Club, Glee Club. Future Plans- Air Force or some type of Service Work BERRY, WAYNE: Activities-C ensored. Fu- ture Plans— Gangster BETHANY, CURTIS BEUTTER, SANDI; Activities- Booster Club. Future Plans— Work BIERWAGEN, ROBERT: Activities-LaSaUe Singers, Pep Band, Jazz Band, Concert Band, Orchestra, Booster Club. Future Plans— College BINGHAM, BONITA DELESHE: Activities Human Relations Club (69-70), Black Culture Club (72-73), Future Plans— Join the Army or College BINGHAM, MARVIN: Activities- Audio-Vi- sual, Booster Club, Black Cultural Society, La- Salle Mascot (72), Vice-President of Usher Club. Future Plans— Indiana University to become an Elementary Teacher BISKUSPSI, JOHN: Activities-none. Future Plans Explore the Country BLAKES, JESSIE: Activities-Dance Club, Freshman Student Council, Booster Club, Stu- dent Government, Black Cultural Society. Fu- ture Plans— College, Black Studies BLAND, KEVIN: Activities-Booster Club, Freshman Basketball. Future Plans— College or Forestry BLANKERT, CANDY: Activities-Booster Club, Football Homecoming Court, Attendance Office Helper. Future Plans-Modeling BOROUGH, ALICE: Activities-Freshman Swim Team, Booster Club. Future Plans— Sail around the world BORTON, CHERYL: Activities-Booster Club, O.E.A. Office Lab, Library Club. Future Plans- Secretary BOSCHET, NANCY: Activities-Future Teach- ers. Future Plans— Travehng on our Harley BOX, BECKY BROOKS, ELEANOR: Activities Freshman Class Vice-President, Booster Club, Junior Prom Court, Black Cultural Society, Girls ' Sports Club. Future Plans— Traveling BROTHERS. MARY: Activities-Cadet Teacher, Volleyball Team (3 years). Booster Club, Girls ' Sports Club. Future Plans-College, Work BROWN, DAVID BROWN, VICKI: Activities-Freshman Cheer- leading, Freshman Swim Team, AdvLsory Board, B H)stcr Club. Future Plans— Travel BRUCE, MOSES: Activities-Cross Country, Black Cultural Society, Track, Y.F.U. Member. Future Plans Architect, College BRUMMELL, BIL: Activities-B.C.S., Central Freshman Football Team and Track, Drama Club. Future Plans— Indiana University BUCZKOWSKl, TERRY: Activities-National Honor Society, Pep Band, Stage Band. Bowling, Creative Writing Club, Orchestra, Booster Club. Future Plans— College. Notre Dame BURCH, VICKI LYN: Activities-Drama Club, Spanish Club, Booster Club, Girls ' Tennis. Fu- ture Plans— Michiana College of Commerce, Air- Une Secretary BURGESS, ANGIE: Activities-Synchronized Swim, Girls ' Sports Club, Softball, Girls ' Track, Booster Club, Gymnastics, Senior Class Repre- sentative, C.O.E., O.E.A. Future Plans- Undecided BURKUS, PHILLIP BURNS, PAT: Activities-Girls ' Sports Club. Booster Club, Black Cultural Society. Future Plans- Ball State College BURZ-YNSKI, JOHN CABANAW, BRUCE CAMBRIN, TERRY CAMPBELL, LORESSA JEAN: Activities- B.C.S. Club. Future Plans-Undecided CANNADY, KATHY: Activities-Freshman Representative of Booster Club, Latin Club, Black Cultural Society, Human Relations. Fu- ture Plans— Nursing School, Vincennes University CARTEAUX, VERONICA: Activities Booster Club, Spanish Club. Future Plans-Working with children as a nurse ' s aide CASS, NANCY: Activities- Booster Club (4 years). Advisory Board, Junior Prom Committee, Explorer Reporter and Business Manager, CO. E. -O.E.A. Parlimentarian. Future Plans- Reservationist with Airlines CEALKA, WILLIAM CERNEY, BECKY: Activities Girls ' Swim Team (4 years) and Captain, Band (3 years). Drama Club, Booster Club, O.E.A. Club. Girls ' Sports Club (4 years). Future Plans-College CHAMBERS. BRUCE E.: Activities-Ushers Club, Year Round Skipper. Future Plans- Travel CHAMBERS, ED: Activities-Swim Team, Booster Club. Future Plans— Armed Forces CHAMNESS, JAN: Activities-Glee Club, Booster Club. Future Plans-Secretary CHISZAR, JEFF: Activities-Hockey, Booster Club Vice-President, Student Government, Swim Team, Audio Visual Club, Glee Club. Fu- ture Plans- Work, College CHLEBOWSKI, CHERI CHMILEWSKI, FRAN: Activities Band, Or- chestra, Booster Club. Jun ior Class Advisory Board, Girls ' Sports Club, Girls ' Sports Club Advisory Board, Latin Club Program Chairman, NationaJ Honor Society. Future Plans— Attend Purdue University, Air Force R.O.T.C. CHROBOT, JAMES: ActiviUes Booster Club, German Club. Future Plans-College CIESIOLKA. RANDY: Activities- Band, Ger- man Club, Booster Club, Wrestling. Future Plans- Technical School CIESIOLKA, RICHARD: Activities-Wre.stling, Booster Club, German Club. Future Plans- College CIULA, DEBBIE: Activities- Booster Club, O.E.A. Lab. Future Plans- Secretary or Office Work CLARK, MARY: Activities-Booster Club. Fu- ture Plans-Work CLAY, HENRY: Activities-Black Cultural So- ciety. Future Plans-College CLAYCOMB, NANCY COBB, VALERIE: Activities-Booster Club, Black Cultural Society. Future Plans— College COLEMAN, DAVE: Activities-Varsity Wres- tling, Varsity Cross Country, Black Cultural So- ciety, Track. Future Plans— College, Physical Education Teacher and Coach COLLINS, BOBBIE: Activities-Volleyball, Black Cultural Society, Girls ' Sports Club, Freshman Executive Board. Future Plans— fur- ther Education COLLINS, JOHN: Activities-B.C.S., B-Team Football, B-Team Basketball, Track, Human Re- lations. Future Plans— College or Trade School CORPE, ED: Activities— none. Future Plans- Vocational Training COX, KAREN: Activities-Booster Club. Future Plans— Stewardess or Marriage CRABILL, PATRICIA: Activities-Booster Club, French Club. Future Plans— College CRAFT, SHARON: Activities-Science Club, Booster Club. Future Plans— College CROCKETT, DEBRA ANN: Activities- Booster Club, Human Relations, Health Careers Club, Black Cultural Society, Glee Club, Actress in The Robin Hood Caper. Future Plans— To become a Registered Nurse at Memorial School of Nursing CSISZAR, CARLA CUMMINGS, ROBERT CUNDIFF, ROBERT CURL, CHERIE: Activities-Booster Club, Health Careers Club, Library. Future Plans- College for Dental Assisting DALKE, DEBBIE: Activities-Booster Club, Freshman Class Secretary, Sophomore Class Ad- visory Board. Future Plans— Legal Secretary DALY, CATHY: Activities-none. Future Plans— undecided DAREN, MIKE: Activities— none. Future Plans-Work DAVENPORT, GWEN: Activities-Black Cul- tural Society, Junior Class Prom Committee, Booster Club, Glee Club. Future Plans— attend LU.S.B. DAVIDSON, KATHY: Activities-Co-op. Fu- ture Plans— Continue Secretarial Work DAVIERO, ROSE: Activities-Booster Club, German Club, Science Club. Future Plans- College DAVIS, KAREN DAVIS, PAUL: Activities— none. Future Plans- Policeman DAWSON, MICHAEL DEKA, NANCY A.: Activities-Distributive Education Class, Booster Club. Future Plans— ModeUng School DELEON, DELFINO: Activities-Track, Na- tional Honor Society, Football, Wrestling, Span- ish Club, International Club. Future Plans- College DENNY, EDWARD E. JR.: Activities- Foot- ball, Wrestling, B.C.S., Junior Prom Court, Booster Club. Future Plans— College DICKEY, JUDY: Activities-Booster Club, Art Club. Future Plans— Undecided DIVINE, DEBORAH: Activities-I.C.T. Future Plans-College, Moody Bible Institute, Chicago DONOVAN, SUZANNE: Activities- Booster Club. Future Plans— Undecided DRURY, TIM: Activities-Intramural Basket- ball and Football, Track, Booster Club, Fresh- man Baseball. Future Plans— To achieve my goals I have set for myself the best way possible DUDECK, NANCY: Activities-Glee Club, Boos ter Club, Librarian. Future Plans- Undecided DUNCAN, PAT: Activities-Student Council, Bowling, Drama Club. Future Plans— Undecided DUPRIEST, CYNTHIA: Activities-Black Cul- tural Society, Gymnastics, Booster Club, Modem Dance. Future Plans— Clothes Designer DURSKI, GREGORY: Activities-Drum Major of Marching Band, Concert Band, Jazz Band, Pep Band, Orchestra, German Club, Booster Club. Future Plans— Instrumental Music Education DZIKOWSKI, BARB: Activities-Booster Club. Newspaper Page Editor. Future Plans- College EBBOLE, TONY ECK, DENISE: Activities-Co-op, Booster Club. Future Plans— College ECK, DENNY: Activities-Freshman Swim Team, Booster Club, Junior Prom Court, Senior Class President, V.I.C.A. Treasurer. Future Plans-Navy EDMONDSON, ROBERT: Activities-Booster Club, Freshman Basketball Manager. Future Plans— Attend Bethel College in Mishawaka to prepare for the ministry EDWARDS, GIOVANNA: Activities-Booster Club, Freshman Executive Board, Future Teach- ers, Foreign Language, Black Cultural Society, Ushers Club, Modem Dance. Future Plans— Col- lege, Lawyer, Judge EGAN, CHRIS: Activities- Wrestling, BasebaU, Hockey. Future Plans— College or Navy ELLIS, CAROLYN: Activities- Booster Club, Drama Club, Future Teachers, B.C.S., Health Careers Club, Freshman Executive Board, Stu- dent Council, Girls ' Sports Club, Modem Danc- ing Executive Board. Future Plans— College EWING, PATRICK: Activities-none. Future Plans— Service- Army FELDMAN, BORIS: Activities-National Fo- rensic League President (2 years). Varsity Debate and Speech Teams, Student Government House of Representatives, Board of Directors and Trea- surer of National Honor Society, Head Rabble- Rouser Club. Future Plans— Law, Politics, and to save the world through pervision FERGUSON, JOHN: Activities-Baseball, Football. Future Plans— College FERGUSON, KEN FERGUSON, KIM: Activities- Booster Club, Glee Club, LaSalle Singers. Future Plans— Live each day as it comes FERGUSON, RUSS: Activities-none. Future Plans— Technical School or CoUege FIKES, ANDRE FINNIGAN, MARY: Activities-Booster Club, Drama Club, Glee Club, Freshman and Soph- omore Executive Board, Bookstore Worker. Fu- ture Plans— I. U. Elementary Education FISHER, JERRY: Activities-Uving and breath- ing (bowhng). Future Plans— Have fun, go on to higher education FISHER, LYN: Activities-Latin Club, Future Teachers, Booster Club, Synchronized Swim, Football Homecoming Court. Future Plans- Nursing School, RN FISHER, ROGER: Activities-None. Future Plans— Work and United States Marines FLEISHMAN, JEFF: Activities-German Club, Football, Booster Club, Intramural Bowling. Fu- ture Plans— College FODOR, LYN: Activities-Booster Club, V.I.C.A., Homeroom Representative. Future Plans— College FRANK, KIM: Activities-Glee Club, LaSalle Singers, Glee Club Officer, Student Govem- ment. Band, Girls ' Swim Team, National Honor Society, Booster Club, Drama Club, Yearbook Co-Editor. Future Plans— College FREEMAN, MICHAEL LOVELL: Activities- Black Cultural Society. Future Plans— Air Force or Trade School FRICK, CALVIN: Activities-Glee Club, Booster Club, LaSalle Singers. Future Plans- College FRITZ, DIERDRE: Activities-None. Future PBns-Work FRYE, JOAN: Activities-None. Future Plans- Work GADACZ, ROGER: Activities-Track. F resh- man Football, Freshman Baseball, Booster Club, Wrestling. Future Plans-I.B.M. Data Process Programer GARD, MELISSA: ActiviUes-Drama Club Secretary, Freshman and Sophomore Advisory Board, Latin Club, Booster Club, Swim Team (Freshman), Creative Writing Club (President), National Honor Society. Future Plans— College and Living GARLANGER, PAM: Activities-D.E.C.A., Booster Club. Future Plans— Marriage GARMAN, JOHN: Activities-Booster Club. Future Plans— to live and join the Peace Movement GAYTON, GENO: Activities-None. Future Plans— College GHYSELINCK, MIKE: Activities-Track (4 years). Cross Couraty (4 years), Goofing Around. Future Plans— College, Travel, and Runtiing Free GIDDINGS, DAN: Activities-Art Club Vice- President. Getting Bored. Future Plans-to be one of the 10 most wanted people in the U.S. GILLEAN. GARY: Activities-Track, FootbaU. Future Plans— Plumbing GLUECKERT, CHRIS: Activities-Junior Prom Court. Wrestling, Football Homecoming Escort. Future Plans— Travel, College GOHEEN, DL iNE: Activities-Future Teach- ers, Cadet Teaching, Booster Club, Junior Prom Committee. Future Plans— College GOLABOWSKI, MARY ELLEN: Activities- Drama Club, Booster Club. Future Plans- Thinking of College GOODEN, LARRY: Activities- Varsity Wres- tling Team, Debate Team, Newspaper, Debate Club, German Club. Future Plans— Pre- Medical College GOODHEW, MARK: Activities-Swim Team, Junior Prom Court, Booster Club, Intramural Basketball, German Club. Future Plans-College GORBITZ, PAT: Activities Frosh and B-Team Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Hockey, Varsity Tennis. Future Plans— Pursue the ideals of Hugh M. Hefner, College GORDEN, LEROY JR.: Activities-Basketball, Track, Black Cultural Society. Future Plans— LU.S.B. GORSLINE, DAPHNE GRAMZA, JAMES ALAN: Activities-Pep Band, Jazz Band, Concert and Marching Bands, LaSalle Singers, President of the Band. Future Plans— To go to Moody Bible Institute to become a minister of music GRAYSON, GAIL GREY, JACK: Activities-Debate, Science Club, Devil ' s Advocate in a City of Fools. Fu- ture Plans— To become the senior of Western Civilization GROPPE, VI: Activities-Booster Club. Future Plans- Marriage and still continuing Work GROSHANS, CONNIE: Activities-Booster Club, Girls ' Sports Club, Spanish Club, Library Assistant. Future Plans— Marriage, Work, Traveling GROUNDS, BOB: Activities-Football, Booster Club. Future Plans— To get married and be rich GRUNDY, DAN: Activities- Football, Basket- ball. Future Plans-College and Marriage GRUZA, CONNIE: Activities-Glee Club, Booster Club, Yearbook Staff, Swim Team, Se- nior Prom Chairman. Future Plans-College. Riding Horses, Work GRZEGOREK, JOHN: Activities-Track, Cross Country, Girl-Watching. Future Plans- Undecided GUZICKI, EMILY: Activities- Booster Club, Treasurer of O.E.A. Future Plans— Secretary MASS, DEBBIE; AcUvities-Girls ' Sports Club, Student Helper in Nurse ' s Office. Future Plans- Marriage HABER, CHRISTOPHER LEWIS: Activities- Swim Team, National Honor Society, LaSalle Singers, Stage Band, Orchestra, Band, Booster Club, Lettermen ' s Club. Future Plans-College HADARY, WAYNE: ActiviUes-Sleeping, Girl- Watching. Future Plans- Become a Printer HAHAJ. JEAN: Activities-D.E.C.A., Dis- tributive Education. Future Plans— Work and Marriage HALE, CLARENCE EUGENE: Activities- Booster Club, Track, B.C.S. Future Plans- College HAMMER, SUE: Activities-£x;j orer, French Club, Booster Club. Future Plans-College and Art School HANS, BILL: Activities— Swimming, Booster Club. Future Plans— College HANSLITS, JAMES MICHAEL: Activities- Student Government, French Club, Cross Coun- try, Track Manager, Booster Club, Lighting for Girls ' Synchronized Swimming Show. Future Plans— Commercial Pilot HARMAN, MICHELE: Activities-Booster Club. Future Plans— Vocational School HARRIS, BERTHA VIVIAN: Activities- Booster Club, Black Cultural Society. Future Plans— To attend a Business College HARRIS, GAIL MARIE: Activities-Cheer- leader and Alternate Cheerleader, Glee Club. Black Cultural Society. Future Plans— Ivy Tech. Business College HARRIS, KAREN MAXINE: Activities- Booster Club, B.C.S., Football Court, Student Government, Human Relations, Glee Club. Fu- ture Plans-College and Travel HARRIS, PATRICIA ANN: Activities-Black Cultural Society. Latin Club, Booster Club. Fu- ture Plans— College HARRIS, ROSALIE ANNE: Activities-Black Cultural Society, Booster Club, Senior Class Representative. Future Plans— Business College HARRIS, SANDY: Activities-Future Teachers Vice-President, Booster Club, National Honor Society, German Club, Yearbook Staff, Cadet Teacher, Creative Writing Club. Future Plans- College and Travel. HART, MARTIN: ActiviUes-Track, Football, Booster Club. Future Plans— Bartender HAUGER, CINDY: Activities- Junior Class Advisory Board, Competitive Swim, Girls Sports Club, Booster Club, Explorer Staff. Fu- ture Plans— Pre-Med at Indiana State University HAY, GARY: Activities-National Beer Drink- ing Team. Future Plans— To go to Ivy Tech. and become a mechanic HAYS, KEN: Activities— Debate Treasurer and President, Student Government Parlimentarian, National Honor Society. Future Plans— To enjoy life while attending college and working for people. HAZINSKI, BARBARA: Activities -Booster Club, D.E.C.A. Future Plans -College HEYDE. SUE. Activiues-Boo.ster Club. Glee Club. Future Plans— Bank Teller and Beau- tician School HIGGINS. PATRICIA: Activities-Booster Club. Glee Club. Future Plans-Work, Travel, Marriage HILL, BERNARD: Activities-Track, Football, Wrestling, B.C.S. Future Plans-College HILL, MARVIN: Activities-Football and Bas- ketball, Track, Glee Club, B.C.S. Future Plans- College HILL, VICKI: AcUvities-Art Club President. Future Plans— College HOBLIK, NONA: Activities -Future Teachers. German Club, Booster Club, Cadet Teaching. Senior Class Executive Plans— College HOLLIS, CARL RICHARD: AcUvities-None. Future Plans-Undecided HOLLIS, NITA: Activities- Drama Club Vice- President, Band Secretary and Treasurer, Booster Club. Future Plans-Police Cadet School HOLLIS, RITA: Activities- Band, Pep Band, Booster Club, Creative Writing Club, Newspa- per Staff, Drama Club, National Honor Society. Future Plans— College HORVATH, STEPHEN: Activities-Glee Club, Football, Indiana Rural Youth Club, Big Broth- ers, Baseball. Future Plans— Turn professional in Football or Baseball HOSTETLER, GAIL: Activities-Competitive Swim Team. Synchronized Swim, Girls ' Sports Club. Booster Club, Office Education Associa- tion. Future Plans— Secretary HOUCK, FRED: Activities-Varsity Wresthng. Future Plans— Plumber and Retire HOWLETT, MIKE: Activities-None. Future Plans-undecided HRELJA, JASNA: Activities-Booster Club. Fu- ture Plans— go back to my country and finish High School and then go to College and study languages or Psychology HUFF, TERRY: Activities- Basketball. Future Plans— College, Travel and be cool HUFF, TOBY: Activities Booster Club, Musi- cal Interests. Future Plans— Possibly College, Selling, and Interested in management of my own business HULING, GARY: Activities-Ushers Club, Ca- det Teaching, Glee Club. Future Plans-College HYDE, VALETTA: Activities- Black Cultural Society, Booster Club. Future Plans-College, Social Work or Business Law IMUS, ALFRED Activities-None. Future Plans— To Uve in a foreign land INGLES, DEBRA ANN: Activities- Booster Club, Art Club. Future Plans-Undecided JABLONSKI, ALAN JACKOWIAK, LINDA: Activities-Booster Club, Co-op. Future Plans- Work and Marriage JACKSON, TONDA JAMERSON, JERRY: Activities-Track, Fresh- man Football and Basketball, Glee Club, Senior Class Vice-President, Black Cultural Society. Fu- ture Plans— College or Armed Forces JAMES, PAMELA JANKOWSKI, JOHN: Activities-Cross Coun- try, Track, Teimis Team, Sophomore Class Advi- sory Board, Booster Club, German Club Presi- dent Junior and Senior Year, National Honor Society, International Club Co-Chairman. Fu- ture Plans— Hopefully, a prosperous Ufe after College. JANNASCH, DARLA: Activities-Booster Club. Future Plans— Medical or Doctor Assistant JANOWIAK, ELAINE: Activities-Booster Club, French Club. Future Plans-College JANOWSKl, SUE ELLEN: Activities-Giris ' Competitive Swim Team (3 years). Booster Club (4 years), Glee Club (2 years). LaSalle Singers, Art Club, Lantern Staff. Future Plans— College, major in Special Education JEFFREY, MAX JEN,INS, SHIRLEY: Activities -Black Cultural Society. Future Plans— Undecided JESSWEIN, SANDRA: Activities-French Club, Booster Club. Future Plans-Work, Travel, Marriage JOACHIM, MICHAEL JOBE, LEONARD: Activities-None. Future Plans— College JOHNSON. JANICE: Activities- Pep Band, Band, Orchestra. Attendance Office Worker, Bookstore Worker, Drama Club, Latin Club. Future Plans-College JONES, JUDI: Activities- Booster Club. Future Plans— Work and Marriage JONES, PAM: Activities-Glee Club, B.C.S., Booster Club, Attendance Office Worker. Future Plans— College at Southwestern Michigan, trying Practical Nursing in the Air Force JONES, WANDA: Activities- Booster Club, Bowling. Future Plans-Work, School of Hair Styling, Traveling, Marriage JURGONSKI, GREG: Activities-Football. Baseball, Booster Club. Future Plans— College KADULSKl, MARILYN: Activities- Booster Club. Future Plans— Work KANCZUZEWSKI, BILL: Activities-D.S., Booster Club. Future Plans— Mechanics, move to California KANDIS, CONNIE: AcUvities- French Club. Booster Club, National Honor Society. Future Plans— To go to College and to reamin high in ideals and mind KANIEWSKI, JEANNE M.: Activities-Orches- tra, Booster Club, Science Club. Future Plans- Travel the United States. Marriage KERSCHNER. SARA: ' Activities-Freshman Vice-President, Freshman Cheerleader. Glee Club. LaSalle Singers, Junior Class Secretary, Booster Club, Junior Prom Court, National Honor Society, Swim Team, Senior Class Secre- tary. Future Plans— College KESTER, JANINE: Activities-Art Club. Fu- ture Plans-Nurse L.P.N. KLAYBOR, KATHYRN ANNE: Activities- Freshman, Junior, and Senior Class Treasurer, Booster Club, Future Teachers, Junior Prom Co- Chairman, Cadet Teacher, Glee Club, LaSalle Singers, Football Homecoming Court, National Honor Society Treasurer. Future Plans— College KLIMEK, DAVID: Activities-Freshman Foot- ball, Booster Club. Future Plans-Navy. College KLINE, LARRY: Activities-Track, Booster Club, D.E.C.A. Future Plans-CoUege KOLACZ, CHERYL: Activities-French Club, Science Club, Booster Club. Future Plans To travel around the world meeting people and hav- ing good times KORN, BILL: Activities-Booster Club, Ushers Club. Future Plans— Work KOSANOVICH, DAVE: Activities-Varsity Football, Booster Club, Representative. Future Plans Bartender KOSINSKI, JACK: Activities-Booster Club. Wrestling, Yearbook Staff. Future Plans-Tech- nical School or College KOVACS, GREG: Activities-A.V. Club, Ush- ers Club, Football manager. Future Plans-Law or Food Manager KOVACS, MARK: Activities-Booster Club. Future Plans-Air Force KOVALENKO, MARY: Activities-None. Fu- ture Plans— undecided KROL. BOB: Activities- Booster Club, LaSalle Singers, Glee Club. Future Plans-Mechanic KROL, TOM: Activities Booster Club, Spanish Club. Future Plans— College KRZYZANIAK, DAVE: Activities-Track, Ten- nis, Football Homecoming Court Escort, Lmh- tern Staff. Future Plans— Indiana University KUBIAK, HANK: ActiviUes-Freshman Foot- ball, Booster Club, Cycle Club, Rugby Club, Heavens Devils Chain Gang. Future Plans— Mil- lionaire tycoon, Harley Rider KUEL, NANCY JEAN: Activities-Drama Club, Booster Club, Commended Scholar- NMS. Future Plans-Undecided KUSKYE, JANET A.: Activities-Boosters Club, Girls ' Softball, I.C.T. Future Plans- Work, College KUSPA, MARIAN: Activities-I.C.T. Future Plans -To Travel and then become an LPN KWIECINSKI, MELISSA: Activities-Glee Club, Drama Club, Booster Club, Girls ' Sports Club, Bowling. Future Plans— To be an Accountant KYTTA, JUDY: Activities-Spanish Club, Band, Booster Club, Girls ' Track Team. Future Plans— Travel and College LAKE, VERONICA: AcUvities-Human Rela- tions, Booster Club, Black Cultural Society. Fu- ture Plans— College LAKOVITS, BARB: Activities-German Club, National Honor Society, Volleyball Team, Bowl- ing, Tennis, Softball, President of Girls ' Sports Executive Board, Booster Club. Future Plans- William Woods College LAMPOS, ANN: Activities— Freshman Class Executive Board, Booster Club, D.E.C.A. Future Plans— College LANE, STEVE: Activities— Swim Team. Future Plans- Work LANGEL, GREG: Activities-Spanish Club, Drama Club, Yearbook Staff, Booster Club. Fu- ture Plans— Navy, Work LEWIS, REBA FAYE: Activities-Synchronized Swim Assistant Student Director, Bowling, Soft- ball, Natoinal Honor Society. Future Plans— Col- lege, Theraputic Dietician LINDORF, MARK: Activities-Booster Club, Homecoming Court Escort. Future Plans— Body Repairman, Robot Repairman LOCKHART, SAMUEL O.: Activities-Fresh- man Football, Newspaper and Yearbook head photographer, B.C.S., Newslettei Editor, Presi- dent of B.C.S., Black Student Alliance Represen- tative. Future Plans— College LOLMAUGH, FRANCIS. LORD, PHILIP: Activities-None. Future Plans- Travel LOVITT, CHRIS: Activities- Booster Club, Bas- ketball Team. Future Plans-Nuclear Physicist LUCZKOWSKI, KATHY: Activities-Booster Club, French Club, C.O.E. Future Plans- College LUPRESTO, PAT: Activities-None. Future Plans— Make money to live on MACIEJEWSKI, JIM: Activities-Baseball Manager, Booster Club. Future Plans— College MADY, DAN: Activities-Golf, Football, Base- ball. Future Plans— College MAGLEY, SUSAN: Activities-Glee Club, La- Salle Singers, Synchronized Swimming, N.H.S., Booster Club, Booster Club Officer, Drama Club, Student Government Chairperson of House, Board of Directors, Future Teachers, Freshman Advisory Board. Future Plans- College MAILEY, DILLARD: Activities-Track, Cross Country, Black Cultural Society. Future Plans- Continue Education MAJCHER, CHARLES: Activiues-Football, Baseball, Hockey. Future Plans— Undecided MARNOCHA, ROSEMARY FRANCIS: Activ- ities-Girls ' Sports Club, Latin Club, B.C.S., Drama Club, Newspaper Staff. Future Plans- Veterinary Surgeon, Artist, Writer, Travel MARSHALL, REX LEE: Activities- Booster Club. Future Plans— Work and College MARTIN, DONALD: Activities-Glee Club, Black Cultural Society. Future Plans-College MATHEWS, CONNIE: Activities-Booster Club, Bowhng Team, Library Helper. Future Plans— College and Marriage MATHEWS, KIM K.: Activities- Drama Club, Booster Club, Science Club, 2 High School Plays. Future Plans— A it P at Purdue University MAXWELL, BURCE: Activities-None. Future Plans— College MAYS, LAURIE: Activities-None. Future Plans Attend Art School MCCLURE, RICK: AcUvities- Booster Club, Swimming, Golf, Parking Lot Drag Racing, Football. Future Plans— Marriage, College MCCLURKEN. GEORGE: Activities-Bowl- ing, Future Plans— Undecided MCCREARY, WILLL M MCDONALD, BARB: Activities-Freshman Cheerleader, Junior Prom Court, Booster Club, Homeroom Representative, Vice-President of I.C.T. Future Plans-College MCGONIGAL, TOM: Activities-Derelict, Latin Club, Science Club. Future Plans— Priest- hood and Life-long member of DeMolay Society MCMINN, PAUL: Activities-Student CouncU, French Club, Homeroom Representative (3 years). Future Plans— College MEEHAN, MARY LOUISE: Activities-Soph- omore Class Advisory Board, Girls ' Sports Club, Booster Club, Creative Writing Club, Girls ' Sports Club Secretary, Creative Writing Club Secretary and Treasurer, Drama Club Executive Board, Play Boy Wanted, Girls ' Swim Team. Future Plans— Career in Art and Life MENYHART, LARRY: Activities-Glee Club, Football. Future Plans— Rugby MEREDITH, BRYAN MICHALSKI, ARLENE D.: Activities- Booster Club. Future Plans— Work MICHALSKI, BRIAN: Activities-none. Future Plans— Undecided MICINSKI, RUSS: Activities-BowUng, Ger- man Club (3 years). Future Plans— DeVry Insti- tute of Technology in Chicago MIELESZEWICZ, SANDRA: Activities-Mem- ber of O.E.A., enrolled in Office Lab. Future Plans-Office Work, Marriage MIGAS, JOHN: Activities— none. Future Plans-Undecided MILEWSKI, BRAD: Activities-none. Future Plans Technical College, Service MILLER, SCOTT: Activities-Baseball, Booster Club, Drama Club, LaSalle Singers, Glee Club, Student Government, Junior Prom Court, Foot- ball Homecoming Escort, Glee Club President. Future Plans— College MINER, DENISE MINNIS, RONALDA: Activities- Black Cul- tural Society Vice-President, Booster Club. Fu- ture Plans— College Majoring in Pharmacy MIROCHA, KEITH: Activities-Audio Visual, Booster Club, D.E.C.A., Ushers Club. Future Plans— Become a Certified Public Accountant MOE, MIKE: Activities— none. Future Plans- Learn how to repair Volkswagens MOORE, DIANA: Activities-Booster Club, Band, Girls ' Sports Club. Future Plans— Go on to College and raise my family MOORE, GARY: Activities- Basketball, Black Cultural Society. Future Plans— College MOORE, SHIRLEY: Activities Booster Club, Black Cultural Society. Future Plans— College MORGAN, DONNA: Activities- Black Cultural Society, Booster Club, Girls ' Sports Club. Future Plans— College, Interior Decorator MORLOCK, TERRY A.: Activities-Booster Club, Audio Visual Club, B-Team Football, Track. Future Plans— Carpentry MORRIS, REGINALD: Activities-Booster Club, Track. Future Plans— College or Technical School MOUROS, THEODORE MURPHEY, PATTI: Activities Booster Club, Representative, Explorer Staff. Future Plans- College MURPHY, BILL: Activities- Booster Club, La- Salle Swimming Team. Future Plans— School MURRAY, JOYCE: Activities-Black Cultural Society. Future Plans— Marriage MUSTAK, PETER: Activities-None. Future Plans— College MYERS, CONNIE MYERS, JIM: Ativities-Student Council, Stu- dent Government, Booster Club, French Club President, Tennis Team, Football Homecoming Escort, Track Team, National Honor Society. Future Plans College NASH, JOHN: Activities-Drama Club, Stage, Pep, Concert, and Marching Bands, Photogra- pher. Future Plans— College NASSIKA, MARY: Activities-Foreign Ex- change Student. Future Plans— College NEAL, BEVERLY: ActiviUes-Black Cultural Society, Booster Club. Future Plans- College and Marriage NEAL, MARCIA R.: Activities-Drama Club, Black Cultural Society, Spanish Club, Girls ' Sports Club. Future Plans— College NEAL, THOMAS EUGENE: Activities- Booster Club, A.V. Club. Future Plans-Voca- tional Training NEMETH, SHIRLEY: Activities-Latin Club, Girls ' Sports Club, National Honor Society. Fu- ture Plans— College NEWBURN, DIANE: Activities-Band (3 years). Student Government Corresponding Sec- retary (2 years). Yearbook Staff, Drama Club, Black Cultural Society, Human Relations, Homecoming Committee, Attendance Office Helper, Creative Writing Club, French Club, fjr j orer Staff. Future Plans-Ball State for Law: Politics NEWMAN, RICK LEE: Activities-Freshman Football, Wrestling, Hockey Team, Junior Class Representative. Future Plans— Hanover College, Business Administrations Major NIBLICK, RITA: Activities-Booster Club, Latin Club, Girls ' Sports Club, Drama Club Ex- ecutive Board. Future Plans— College and to help the underprivileged in our community NICHOLS, BARBARA NIXON, ROBERT: Activities-None. Future Plans Work in Louisiana NOWICKI, JIM: Activities-Booster Club, B- Team and Varsity Basketball, Booster Club. Fu- ture Plans— College and Marriage NYERGES, JOE: Activities-Football, Wres- tling. Future Plans— Work and live a good life and if they catch me, five a bad one NYMBERG, LAURA: Activities-Science Club Officer, Senate (3 years). Student Council, Booster Club, Human Relations Club, Girls ' Sports Club Executive Board, Student Govern- ment Advisory Board, N.H.S. Future Plans- College and Graduate School in the realm of Science OCHENRYDER, KENT OPACZEWSKI, JUDY: Activities-Booster Club. Future Plans— College, Marriage OSBURN, CONNIE: Activities-Art Club. Fu- ture Plans— Travel, School, and Get out of this city PAHOLSKI, DEBBIE: Activities-VolleybaU, Booster Club, Homeroom Representative. Fu- ture Plans-To get married and work for money to travel PAJAKOWSKI, JANET: Activites-Booster Club (1 year), O.E.A. Office Lab. Future Plans- Secretarial Career PALLO, PAT: Activities-None. Future Plans- Tycoon PERKEY, BOB: Activities- Booster Club, Base- ball. Future Plans-College PERKINS, JODY: Activities-Booster Club, Co- op, O.E.A. , Homeroom Representative, Atten- dance Office Worker. Future Plans-Get married and save money PETELLE, CELESTE: Activities-Newspaper Staff, International Club, Office Worker, N.H.S. Future Plans— College PETSOVICH, SCOTT ALAN: Activities- Swimming and Bowling. Future Plans— Appren- ticeship in Electronics, Plumbing, and a Multi- millionaire PHELPS, SANDRA: Activites- Black Cultural Society, Booster Club, Senior Homeroom Repre- sentative, Junior Prom Ticket Committee, Nurse ' s Helper, Attendance Office Helper. Fu- ture Plans— College PHILLIPS, DAVE: Aclivities-Central ' s Fresh- ma n Champion Basketball Team. Future Plans— Your guess is as good as mine PINKERT, ROBERT: Activities-Track, Foot- ball. Wrestling, Booster Club. Future Plans- College PITTS, JOETTE: Activities-Black Cultural So- ciety. Future Plans-College POWERS, DIANE: Activities- Freshman and B-Team Cheerleader (Captain), Girls ' Sports Club, Booster Club, Sophomore Class Secretary, Lantern Staff, Main Office Worker, Intramural Volleyball. Future Plans- College PRAWAT, JANICE: ActiviUes- Booster Club, Spanish Club, Newspaper StatT. Future Plans- Undecided PRICE, CURTIS; Activities-B.C.S., Glee Club. Future Plans— College PURUCKER, FAYE: Activities- Principal flut- ist with 1972 Indiana All-State Orchestra, Co- editor of the Lantern Staff, National Honor So- ciety, Band, Orchestra, Vice-President of the Band, Student Government, German Club, Swim Team, Creative Writing Club. Future Plans-DePauw University QUIMBY, JOELLEN: Activities-Swim Team, Bowling, Future Plans-Work, Traveling, Marriage RAGLE, THOMAS: Activities- Booster Club. Future Plans-Marriage RAINS, RICHARD: Activities-None. Future Plans— To be everlasting friends with Scharm and to be a Millionaire RALSTON, ROBERT: AcUvities-Cross Coun- try Captain, Swimming, Track, Booster Club. Future Plans— College and Forestry RATKIEWICZ, JULIE: Activities Drama Club, Humanities Seminar, Beyong our Control. Future Plans— To set my chickens free, to follow in my brother ' s footsteps, to be a good person, and, 1 don ' t know— which is not the same as undecided RAU, ROXANNE RAE: Ativities-French Club, Booster Club, Newspaper Staff, Drama Club. Future Plans— Indiana University RAYL, JOYCE: Activities-None. Future Plans-Work in a Business Field REED, ED: Activities-none. Future Plans- REKOS, MARIA: Activities-Booster Club. Fu- ture Plans— College REYNOLDS, ROBERT JR.: Activities-none. Future Plans- Ranch Sheep and Cattle RHOADS, SANDY: Activities- Booster Club, Student Government. Future Plans— College RICHARD GREG: Activities- Booster Club, Distributive Education. Future Plans— College RIDDLE, VICKIE: Activities-Booster Club, Junior Prom Court. Future Plans-College RIDER, DAVE: Activities-Student Govern- ment Board of Directors, Freshman and Junior Cla,ss Advisory Board. Sophomore Class Presi- dent. Future Plans-College, Graduate School. Doctora ' p RIECK, MARYBETH: Activities-Booster Club, Synchronized Swim. Future Plans-None ROBERTSON, LYNNE; Activities-German Club, Booster Club, Co-op. Future Plans- Work ROBERTSON, LYN: AcUvities -German Club, Booster Club, Co-op. Future Plans— Work ROHLEDER, MICHAEL: Activities Booster Club, Ushers Club Captain. Future Plans-Col- lege, Purdue ROSE, CATHY: Activities-Booster Club, Girls ' Sports Club, Future Teachers, French Club Sec- retary, National Honor Society, Orchestra, Vol- leyball, Competitive Swim. Future Plans-Col- lege, Purdue ROWLETT, WANDA: Activities-Glee Club, Band, Black Cultural Society, Drama Club, Na- tional Honor Society Secretary, LaSalle Singers, Glee Club Ofllcer, Chairman of the Senate, Stu- dent Government, Booster Club. Future Plans— Fisk University- Mathematics Major ROYCE, JEFF: Activities- Booster Club. Future Plans Undecided RUCKER, LINDA: Activities-Glee Club Choir. Future Plans Join the W.A.C.S. after I go to Ivy Tech. RULLI, MICHELLE RULLI, SALVATORE: Activities-Band (3 Yeare), Glee Club (2 years), LaSalle Singers (2 years). Drama Club (2 years). Future Plans- Marriage RUSINEK, MARY ELLEN: Activities-Secre- tary of Booster Club. O.E.A., Football Home- coming Court. Drama Club, Girls ' Sports Club, Freshman, B-Team, and Varsity Cheerleader. Future Plans— College RUSSELL, KEITH G.: Activities-Booster Club, V.I.C.A., Freshman Basketball. Future Plans— Butcher RUTKOWSKI, SUE: Activities-Booster Club, Co-op. Future Plans— Secretary, Marriage SAENZ, RICHARD: Activities-None. Future Plans— College SAMARICH, MILLARD: Activities-None. Fu- ture Plans— President of U.S. SAMELTON, BILL: Activiues-Freshman, B- Team, and Varsity Basketball, Drama Club, Black Cultural Society. Future Plans— To be successful SANDERS, JOYCE: Activities- Booster Club, Girls ' Sports Club, Spanish Club. Future Plans- College SANDLIN, JEFF. Activities-None. Future Plans College SANTA, BRAD D.: Activities- Varsity Football, Baseball, Swimming, Booster Club. Future Plans— To become Rich and Famous SCHOEN, GREG: Activities-Booster Club, Cross Country, Baseball. Future Plans— Further Education SCHUTT, SHERYL ANN: Activities-Girls ' Sports Club Executive Board, Girls ' Swin Team, Booster Club, Girls ' Track, Softball, Tennis, Latin Club. Future Plans-Evansville University SCOFIELD, DEBRA ANNE: Activities- Booster Club Representative, Drama Club, Fu- ture Teachers Association, French Club. School Play, T.B. Representative, Cadet Teacher. Fu- ture Plans— College SCRUGGS, DEBORAH: Activities-Black Cul- tural Society, Booster Club, Student Govern- ment, Future Teachers. Future Plans— College SELLERS, ROGER: Activities-None. Future Plans— College SELLERS, SUE: Activities— Freshman, Junior, Senior Advisory Boards, Glee Club (3 years). Freshman Chorus, D.E. Secretary, Junior Prom Refreshment Chairman, Booster Club Represen- tative (3 years). Future Plans-Work SHAW, JAMES B.: Activities- Booster Club, Freshman Basketball, Varsity Golf. Future Plans-College SHUMAKER, LINDA JO: Activities- Band, Volleyball Team, Pep Band. Future Plans- College SHURN, LERAY C: Activities-Track, Foot- ball, Boy Scouts of America. Future Plans-IBM SIMON, JOHN: Activities-None. Future Plans- Statistician SIX, DEBBIE: Activities-Synchronized Swim, Booster Club, Interlude Representative, Fresh- man Treasurer. Future Plans— College SKELTON, JULAYNE: Activities-Co-op. Ger- man Club, Booster Club. Future Plans-To live life as it should be Uved— Free SLATER, PETE: Activities-Booster Club, Audio Visual. Future Plans— SMANDA, THERESA: Activities-Swimming and Gymnastics. Future Plans-Nursing and Marriage SMIECHOWSKI, BILL: Activities-LaSalle Rifle Team. Varsity Football Manager, A.V. Club, Ushers Club. Future Plans-Business Managing SMITH, AVIS MARIE: Activities-Swim Club, Booster Club, Black Cultural Society, Spanish Club, Girls ' Sports Club. Future Plans-College SMITH, COLUMBUS: Activities- Ushers Club, Track, Basketball, Junior Prom Court, Black Cultural Society, Junior and Senior Advisary Boards, Yearbook Staff, Booster Club, Band. Future Plans— College SMITH, DEBBl: Activities- Booster Club, Girls ' Sports Club. Future Plans— Work and Travel SMITH, JOSEPH A.: Activities-None. Future Plans-Navy SMITH, LEE ANN SMITH, LINDA: Activities-B.C.S. Treasurer, Booster Club, Senior Class Executive Board, Fu- ture Plans-Junior College, Marriage SMITH, LISA: Activities- Black CuUural So- ciety. Future Plans— Medical Technician SMITH, LUWANDA: Activities- Booster Club, Black Cultural Society. Future Plans— Central State College, English Major, Marriage SNIADECKI, RICHARD: Activities Art Club (1 year), Spanish Club (2 years), Baseball (1 year). Booster Club. Future Plans— College, Art Major SOVINSKI, PEGGY: Activities Booster Club. Future Plans— College SPEEKS, SHELDON: Activities-Drama Club, All Sports Club, Booster Club. Future Plans- College, Accounting Major STANEK, TONI; Activities-None. Future Plans-To roam around the world with the one I love STANFORD, JUDY: ActiviUes-Glee Club, Spanish Club, Health Careers Club, Human Re- lations Club, Band, Booster Club, B.C.S. Future Plans— College, Medical Doctor STANLEY, MARVIN: Activities- Black Cul- tural Society, Track, Booster Club. Future Plans-College STARKS, DEBRA LYNN: Activities-Newspa- per Representative. Yearbook Representative, Booster Club, Black Cultural Society, Band, Hu- man Relations. Future Plans— Nursing STASZEWSKI, TOM: AcUvities- Booster Club, B-Team Baseball, Swimming. Future Plans- Electronics Technical School STEED, STANLEY: Activities- Booster Club, Black Cultural Society, Gym Helper. Future Plans-College, NROTC STEINHOFFER, JIM: Activities-Football, Varsity Baseball, Booster Club, Intramural Bas- ketball. Future Plans— College STOKES, SHIRLEY: Activities-Human Rela- tions, Black Cultural Society, Student Govern- ment. Future Plans— College STRASSER, KEN: Activities-None. Future Plans Go to California STRATIGOS, ANNE M.: Activities Art Club. Future Plans— College STRUNK, TERESA: Activities-Booster Club. Future Plans— College STRYCHALSKI, JUDI: STUDON, AMY: Activities-Booster Club, Homeroom Representative. Future Plans- College SUDDARTH, PATRICIA: Activities-Latin Club, Secretary, Health Careers Club, Booster Club, Girls ' Sports Club, Jr. TB Board (Senior Representative). Future Plans-College SURGUY, GEORGE: Activities None. Future Plans College SWEET, REBECCA: Activities Booster Club. Girls ' Sports Club, Gymnastics, Sophomore Homeroom Representative. Future Plans- Work and College SWITALSKl, CHRIS: Activities-Rifle Team (3 years). Audio Visual Club (2 years). Future Plans- Indiana State Police SYLVESTER, KATE SWIFT, DEBORAH TAYLOR, ALVIN TAYLOR, EVA: Activities- Booster Club, Black Cultural Society. Future Plans-College TERRIO, RENEE: Activities- Booster Club Future Plans— Marriage THOMAS, JOANN: Activities- Junior Class Prom Committee Chairwoman, Booster Club. Future Plans— Marriage, Secretary, Millionairess THOMPSON, GREG: Activities-Golf. Future Plans— Professional Golfer TIROTTA, ROXANNE TOBOLSKI, CHERYL: Activities- Junior Prom Court, Freshman Advisory Board, Freshman, B- Team, and Varsity Cheerleader, Booster Club Advisory Board, Intramural Volleyball. Future Plans— Work and Marriage TRAWICK, MARION: Activities-Booster Club Advisory Board, Junior and Senior Class Home- room Representative, Freshman and Sophomore Class Executive Boards, Student Council, Junior Prom Committee, Black Cultural Society Advi- sory Board, Secretary of Co-op. Future Plans- College, Business Major TRAXLER, RICK: Activities-Ushers Club (4 years). Football (1 year). Rifle Club (1 year). Fu- ture Plans-Police Officer, U.S. Air Force M.P., , K-9 Corps, and Marriage I TREZISE, VICKI: Activities-Glee Club, Inter- I national Club, Booster Club, Girls ' Sports Club, Office Helper, Explorer Staff ' TRUEX, CHERYL: Activities Drama Club Ex- I ecutive Board, National Honor Society, Girls ' Sports Club, German Club. Future Plans— ' College 1 TURNER, HENRI: Activities-Health Careers Club President (2 years), LaSalle Representative to Jr. Board TB League, NHS. Vice-President, N.F.L. Vice-President (2 years). Varsity Debate I (3 years), Latin Club Vice-President (2 years), French Club, Ushers Club, Black Cultural So- ciety, Secretary Youth Coahtion (3 years), La- Salle Senior class Representative Girls State, Booster Club Advisory Board, Junior and Senior Class Advisory Boards, Senior Class Financial Chairman, DAR Winner, Student Senate, Girls ' Sports Club, Varsity Volleyball Team (3 years), j B-Team Volleyball (1 year), Ed. Task Force Ur- ban Coahtion, Bowling Team. Future Plans— Be- come a Brain Surgeon and U.S. Senator from Indiana TURNOCK, DON: Activiti es-None. Future I Plans— To exist : TUTTLE, RALPH R.: Activities-Drama Club Future Plans— Robot Repairman or Astronaut UDY, KATHLEEN MARIE: Activities-Art Club, Booster Club, Guidance Helper (2 years), O.E.A. Future Plans— Secretary, Travel ; ULLREY, BECKY: Activities-Drama Club, , Booster Club, National Honor Society, Future I Teachers Club. Future Plans— College VALENTINE, RONALD O.: Activities-Glee Club (4 years), LaSalle Singers (1 year), A.V. Club (4 years). Future Plans-S.M.U., Profes- sional Cameraman VANDYKE, THOMAS: Activities-Latin Club, Yearbook Staff. Future Plans— Indiana Univer- [ sity, Dentistry ! VAN PARIS, J. SCOTT: Activities-none. Fu- I ture Plans— Free Wheelin Harley ' VARGA, VICKIE: Activities-Student Govem- I ment House of Representatives Secretary and ; Board of Directors, Latin Club Program Chair- man, Synchronized Swimming, Glee Club, ] Booster Club, National Honor Society. Future ] Plans-School of Humanties at Purdue University - ' VIDA, CINDY: Activities-Booster Club, Vice- President and Fund Raising Chairman of Co-op. ' Future Plans-Secretarial Work I VINSON, MKE: Activities- Booster Club. Fu- ture Plans- Trade School VITOU, CHERYL: Activities-Booster Club. , Future Plans-Hard Worker! WAGGONER, BRUCE: Activities-Cross Country, Swim Team. Future Plans-Undecided WALKER, DEBORAH: Activities Black Cul- tural Society, Booster Club, Band, Student Gov- ernment. Future Plans-College, St. Mary ' s or Marygrove WALKER, JAMES WILLIAM WALKER, VICKIE: Activities- Booster Club, I.C.T. President, Junior Prom Court, Student Council Executive Boards (4 years). Future Plans— College WALLACE, MARCIA: Activities-Giris ' Sports Club Club, Competitive Swimming, Latin Club, Booster Club. Future Plans— To attend Biscaine Para-Medical Institute to become an Animal Health Technician WALLER, SHIRLEY: Activities- Drama Club, French Club (3 years). Dance Club (1 year). Newspaper Reporter (1 year). Future Plans- Vogue Beauty College, Dance Teacher WALORSKl, RALPH J.: ActiviUes-Booster Club. Future Plans— Purdue WALTERS, SHELLY: Activities- French Club, Latin Club, Creative Writing Club, Junior Prom Court, Girls ' Sports Club, Explorer Staff, Booster Club. Future Plans— To attend Purdue Univer- sity and become a Veterinarian and get rich!!$$$ or become a starving young writer hving in Canada WARNOCK, SALLY: Activities- Booster Club, Glee Club, Main Office Helper, Attendance Of- fice Helper, Ushers Club. Future Plans-I.U. Technical School WARREN, ROBERT J.: Activities-Human Re- lations, Co-Captain Varsity Basketball, Booster Club, Upward Bound Junior Vice-President, Freshman Football. Future Plans— College WASHINGTON, DORITA: Activities-Glee Club, Black Cultural Society, Booster Club, Ju- nior Achievement Club. Future Plans— Marriage WASOWSKI, JERRY: Activities-Golf Team, Booster Club. Future Plans— College WATTS, GRETA: Activities-Booster Club, Black Cultural Society, Junior Achievement, Up- ward Program. Future Plans— Indiana State or Ball State WAWRZYNL K, DENISE: Activities-Booster Club, Co-op Board Member. Future Plans- Medical Record Administrator WAYER, JOE: Activities-None. Future Plans- Undecided WAYER, THOMAS: Activities-Glee Club. Fu- ture Plans— Armed Forces WEBER, EMIL WILLIAM: Activities-Chem- istry Proctor, Booster Club. Future Plans-Col- lege, Work in the field of Refrigeration, Heating, and Cooling WEIST, DAGMAR: Activities- Booster Club, Art Club, German Club. Future Plans— College WENSITS, BRUCE: Activities-None. Future Plans— Purdue University, Millionaire WERMUTH, MARGARET: Activities-Art Club, Trouble maker. Future Plans— Modehng WESSTROM, DEBRA: Activities-None. Fu- ture Plans— Get married and have lots of kids WEST, RENEE: Activities-Booster Club, Stu- dent Librarian, Black Cultural Society, Junior Achievement. Future Plans— College WHITE, EDDIE: Activities-Black Cultural So- ciety, All Sports Club, Varsity Track, Freshman Football, Varsity Wrestling. Future Plans- College WHITE, HOWARD: Activities-Freshman and Junior Class Executive Boards, Senior Class Ex- ecutive Board Chairman, Freshman Track Team, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Student Government (2 years). Varsity Basketball Man- ager (3 years). Black Cultural Society, Booster Club, Band (4 years), Yearbook Staff . Future Plans— Ball State or Drake University Majoring in Business Administration WHITE. WENDI: Activiues- Booster Club, Art Club, Synchronized Swim Club, Bowhng Club. Future Plans— Work, Travel WILKINS, JULIA: Activities-German Club, Girls ' Sports Club, Booster Club, National Honor Society, Drama Club, Future Plans- College WILLA, JANINE: Activities-LaUn Club, Ger- man Club, Drama Club, Synchronized Swim- ming, Booster Club. Future Plans-College WILLIAMS, DEBORAH: Activities- Black Cul- tural Society, Black Cultural Society Dancers, Boosters Club. Future Plans-Become a Regis- tered Nurse, Travel before settling down WILLIAMS, GWEN: Activities-Glee Club, Booster Club, Spanish Club, Black Cultural So- ciety, Girls Team Sports, Drama Club. Future Plans-College WILLIAMS, KAREN: Activities-Glee Club, Booster Club Representative, Volleyball Team, Team Sports, Black Cultural Society, Gymnas- tics, Girls ' Sports Club, Varsity Alternate Cheer- leader. Future Plans- Vocational Technical Col- lege, Marriage WILLIAMS, MALINDA: ActiviUes-Booster Club, Glee Club. Future Plans-Marriage WILLIAMS, RANDY: AcUvities-None. Future Plans— To beat Richard ' s Roadrunner WILLIS, CANDY: Activities Booster Club, C.O.E. Club. Future Plans-CoUege, Work WILLOUGHBY, SHELLY: Activities- Booster Club. Future Plans— Work, Marriage WILLS, JOAN: Activities-Spanish Club, Intra- mural Volleyball, Tennis, Bowling, Booster Club, Softball, Junior Achievement, Girls ' Sports Club. Future Plans— College WILSON, JOHN: Activities-Black Cultural So- ciety, Intramural Football and Basketball. Fu- ture Plans— College WILSON, LORAIN E: Activities-Drama Club, Vice-President of Black Cultural Society, Youth Coalition. Future Plans— Modeling, Airline Stewardess WILSON, MICHAEL: Activities-Black cultural Society. Future Plans— College WIREMAN, DAVE: Activities-Football (2 years). Baseball, Track. Future Plans— Technical School for Electronics WISEMAN, MARCIA: Activities-Booster Club, Attendance Office Helper. Future Plans- Work WOJCIK, PEGGY: Activities-National Honor Society, French Club, Booster Club. Future Plans— College, Psychiatry WOLLMERS, LISA: Activities- Booster Club, Art Club, Paint-in, Swim Team. Future Plans- Work, Marriage WOLTMAN, SHIRLEY: Activities-Health Ca- reers Club, Booster Club, Co-op. Future Plans- Secretary WOOD, GREG: Activities-AU Sports Club, Booster Club. Future Plans— go into Commercial Refreigeration WOODSON, DERRICK: Activities-Frosh Bas- ketball, Black Cultural Society, Future Plans- College WORM, DENNIS: Activities-Booster Club, Band. Future Plans— Auto Technician WROBEL, DL NE: Activities-Booster Club. Future Plans— To Live WROBLEWSKI, TOM: Activities-Glee Club, Track, Booster Club, Football. Future Plans- Mechanics Trade School ZALAS, STEVE: Activities-Wrestling, Booster Club. Future Flans— Law School ZIELINSKI, ANNE: Activiues-Senior Class Executive Board, National Honor Society, Booster Club, French Club, Future Teachers, Volleyball Team, Swim Team, Girls ' Sports Club. Future Plans-College, Pre-Medicine ZIELINSKI, DAVID: Activities-Science Club, Debate Team, Sludge Editor. Future Plans-To walk the woods of Middle Earth and ride the Plains of Rohan ZIELINSKI, GARY: Activities-Baseball, Booster Club. Future Plans-College ZMUDZINSKI, JILL: Activities-Pep Band, Marching and Concert Bands, Booster Club, Girls ' Sports Club. Future Plans-Practical Nursing ZULAS, JILL: Activities— German Club, Drama Club, Art Club. Future Plans-Further Education ZYGULSKI, ELAINE: Activities-Booster Club. Future Plans- Work A Letter from the Editors The past year has really been hectic for us. Through the frustrations which al- ways accompany positions of responsi- bility we have done the best job that we could do. First we would like to thank the stu- dent body for their overwhelming re- sponse to the subscription drive. With over 950 subscriptions, the best in the history of LaSalle, and about $1000 worth of advertising, we feel this book has the total support of the entire stu- dent body. Many people don ' t realize all the strenuous work which goes into a year- book. Being on the staff isn ' t all fun and games; in fact, we can ' t think of any times that ever were! This yearbook is special to us because we have tried to say something. In most yearbooks the same people are always portrayed: the model student, the popular jock. This yearbook at- tempts to portray all types of students, from the person who makes the imme- diate transition into the working so- ciety to the college bound student. In the essays and the academic section this change is most predominant. We hope you will read the copy in this book because it was written for you. Many problems arose this year, some dealing within the staff, others con- cerning money, and of course the never ending pain of meeting deadlines. Whenever you get a group of people together you end up with a select few that do all the work. This is true of any organization, even the Lantern staff. It was difficult to keep from telling what was going into this book but .se- crecy is essential in order to have any element of surprise in a yearbook. We hope we have accomplished what we set out to do: put out an excellent yearbook. Sincerely, Abraham, Marvin 61, 148 Adamo, Pat 159 Adamo, Ten 99, 128 Adams, Vickie 148 Adank, Roger Adkins, Cheryl Adkins, Michael Agnew, Darnell 159 Albright, Elyse 80, 128 Albright, Rick 45, 148 Aldridge, Evelyn 148 Aldndge, Gwen 78, 80, 114, 128 Aldridge, John 73, 104, 159 Alexander, Flora 159 Alexander, Janice 128 Alexander, Thelma 159 Allen, Kevin 72 Allen, WiUie 159 Allen, Sharon Altman, Jonathon Alwine, Louanne 148 Anderson, Kim 44, 45, 159 Anderson, Mark Anderson, Peter 61, 148 Anderson, Ranita Andrzejewski, Dave 148 Andrzejewski, Debbie 54, 67, 128 Andrzejewski, Diane 45, 66, 68, 73, 128 Andrzejewski, Pat 83, 128 Annable, Debbie 67, 128 Annis, Greg 128 Apt, Dearma 159 Argyelan, Barb 54, 159 Armstrong, Glen 159 Armstrong, Greg 159 Amett, Mike 148 Arnold, Becky 44, 148 Arnold, Mike Ashley, Craig 45, 59, 60, 73, 91, 128 Ashley, Donna 159 Ashley, Lisa 73, 128 Augustine, Mary Jo 45, 60, 64, 76. 126, 128 Augustine, Vince Aunger, Stuart 113, 159 Baba, Laura 128 Babbitt, Angelar Babbitt, Shirley Babbs, Barb 148 Babbs, Elmer 65, 128 Babrov, Ben 148 Bacsa, Ron Badowski, Debbie 128 Bailey, Arthur Bailey, Kevin 128 Baker, Laurine 55, 60, 128 Balha, Sheila 159 Baldwin, Claryce Banach, Chris 159 Baney, Beckey 159 Banicki, Denise 73, 128 Banicki, Gina 80, 159 Barber, Kathy 45, 124, 128 Barber, Pat 55, 66. 159 Barkley, Carrie 159 Barnes, Amos 113, 159 Barr, Gary 73, 148 Barr, Greg 159 Barrett, Robert Barrier, Jeff 159 Barry, Margere 80, 159 Barth, Paula 66, 148 Bartholomew, Kent 159 Bartholomew, Wallace Barton, Barry Basker, Pam 128 Bass, Debbie 80, 129 Batteast. Dave, 159 Batteast, Wayne 148 Battisti, John 159 Bauer, Jeff 159 B.ivnam, Brenda 67, 159 Bays, Cindy 129 Beach, Ed 57, 73, 129 Bean, Charles 148 Beard, Debbie 55, 148 Beaton, Wendy 45, 148 Becsei, Mike 148 Becsey, Steve 160 Bednarek. Scott 148 Beecher, Pat 61, 148 Bell, Bob 160 Benassi, John 148 Benassi, Rich 149 Benedict, Jack 129 Benedict, Tom 149 Benedict, Vicki 129 Benson, Dan 160 Benson, Donna 129 Berg, Aida 37, 55, 129 Berg, Jose 45, 129 Bergenhagen, Dan 61, 149 Berry, Debbie Berry, Victor 148, 149 Berry, Wayne 129 Bethany, Curtis 147 Beutter, Sandy 129 Beyrer, Jim 44, 160 Bierwagen, Bob 44, 47, 53, 60, 129 Bienvagen, Connie 45, 149 Bigham, Gayle 149 Bilski, Sharon 160 Bingham, Bonita 129 Bingham, Marvin 65, 129 Bish, Kim 44, 160 Bish, Pam 45, 60, 149 Bishop, Rick 160 Bishop, Wayne 91 Biskupski, John 129 Biskupski, Ron 160 Bittle, Paul 160 Bittle, Steve 149 Bivens, John 149 Bjoraas, Daryl Blackford, Mark 95, 160 Blackmer, Roger 160 Blad, Tina 160 Blake, Fiddie 69, 149 Blake, Jessie 68, 73 Bland, Kevin 129 Blankert, Candy 66, 73, 129 Blankert, Vickie 149 Blasczyk, Alan 83 Bond, Bill Borough, Alice 129 Bomtrager, Julie 160 Borton, Cheryl 129 Borton, Mary Kay 160 Borton, Mike 149 Boschet, Jean 160 Boschet, Nancy 129 Bottorff, Larry 160 Bowen, Steve 83, 93, 1 10. 149 Bower. Paula 160 Bowering, Mike 54, 91, 93, 149 Box, Becky 33, 64, 125, 129 Box, Bob 160 Boyles, Cindy 45, 160 Brandy, Karen 44, 160 Brantley, John 149 Bratton, Bob 44, 95, 107, 149 Bratton, Mike 44, 57, 58, 149 Brewer, Ken 107, 149 Brewer, Tim 44, 160 Brewer, Toni 44, 160 Brillan, Tina 160 Brinson, LaVem Brook, Ken 160 Brooks, Eleanor 130 Brothers, Mary 34, 130 Brown, Charles 160 Brown, Cindy 160 Brown, David Brown, Edward 149 Brown, Elisha Brown, Vicki 130 Browne, Tim 149 Bruce. Moses 61, 73. 95. 130 Brummel, Frances 160 Brummel, William 130 Brunkart, Tim 44, 149 Bryant, Carol 130 Bryant, Jaiann 45, 149 Bryant, Kim 160 Bucholtz, Bill 149 Buck, Bonnie 149 Buczkowski, Terry 44. 46. 52, 60, 64, 130 Buczkowski, Sue 160 Bumbarger, Steve 44, 160 Bunch. Jerry 45. 1 10. 160 Burch, Kathy 45, 130, 149 Burch, Vickie Burger, Dave 160 Burgess, Angie 130 Burgess, Sherrie 149 Burkhart, Kim Burkus, Janice 46, 160 Burkus, Philhp BurUngame, Jean 54 Bums, Kevin Bums, Otha 149 Burns, Pat 114, 130 Butcher, Vic 149 Butler, Dan 44, 112, 149 Butler, Steve 112 Butler, Terry 95, 113, 160 Buton, Terri 160 Byrd, Bob 161 Byrer, BUI 112, 149 Cabana w, Bruce 130 Caenepeel, Jodi 116, 161 CaldweU, Kathy 116, 161 Cambrin, Terry 130 Campbell, Jayme 83, 161 Campbell, Loressa 130 Campbell, Mary 161 Campbell, Ron 61 Campbell, Scott 149 Cannady, Kathy 54, 66, 130 Cannady, Terry 161 Cannon, Rena 149 Cantrell, Charles Carbiener, Sandra 161 Carpenter, Art 161 Carpenter, Diane 149 Carstens, Robin 149 Carteaux, Veronica 130 Carter, Eddie 54, 76, 149, Carter, Jackie 66, 161 Carter, Ken 161 Casper, Steve 161 Cass, Nancy 131 Cass, Rick 95, 113, 161 Cassler, Jim 150 Castleberry, Ed 150 Cates, Jayme 150 Cealka, Nancy Cealka, Chuck Cebulski, Ted 150 Cenkush, Becky 161 Cenkush, Jim 161 Cerney, Barb 116, 150 Cemey, Becky 116, 131 Chambers, Bruce 65 Chambers, Cindy 150 Chambers, Diana 150 Chambers, Ed 41, 131 Chambers, Mary EUen 80. 161 Chambliss, Diane Chambliss, Donita 161 Chamness, Jan 45, 131 Chapman, Diane Charles, Ron 150 Cheaton, Debbie 66, 150 Chenez, Carol Cherrone. Dan 161 Childress. Jackie Childress, Kevin 161 Childress, Valerie 73 Chis ar, Jell 45, 61. 68, 73, H5 Chlcbowski, Chen 44, 80. 116, 131 Chmilewski, Iran 44, 54, 64, 67, 80, 82, 125, 131 Chod inski, Dave 44, 65, 83, 150 ( hod inski. Pal 44, 52, 65 ( hnlasiMski, Sue 80, 161 ( hiislian, lorn 151 Chroboi. James 55. 131 C hiid itki. Randy 150 Ciesiolka, Randy 55. 107. 131 Ciesiolka. Ritk 55. 131 ( uila, Deborah 111 (lark. Kevin 44. 161 Clark. Kim 161 (lark. Maha 161 Clark. Mary 131 Clauscr. Sandy 116. 150 Clay. Henry 131 Claycomb. David Claytomb. Nancy 131 (lowers. Rick 161 Coalman, Kalhy 79, 161 Cobb, Valerie 131 Cobb, Beverly 161 Coleman. Calhy 16! Coleman. Dave 161 Coleman. Rick 83. 150 Coleman, loiiy Collins. Hobble 131 Collins. John 131 Collins. Joyce 80. 150 Collins. Kalhy 86. 161 Collins. Mark 161 Collins. I.illian 161 Columbus. Dan 161 Conley. I ' al Conlev, lerrv ((Kik. ' Charles 44. 55, 161 Cornells, lerry 161 Corner, Randy 54, 150 Corpc, l.d 131 Cotton, I ern Coly, Joel 161 Cox, Karen W), 161 Cox, Marsha 66, 161 Crabill, r.d Crabill. I ' ally 126 Craft. Sharon 72. 131 Creed. Debbie 65, 161 Creed. I.inda 116. 150 Crillield. Lowell ( rockell. Darlcne 150 Crockell. Debra 131 Crowell. John 161 Cscnar, Mary 114, 161 Csis ar, Carla 131 Csiszar, Tom 161 Cummin s, Valerie 161 Cumniings, Vallon 74, 131 Cundil, Robert Cuneo, John 161 Curl. ( hcric 131 Curtindolph, Sherry Cuthberl, B mnic 45. 65, 150 Cutler, Michael Cybulski, Brad 161 Dale, Brenda W,, 150 Dalke, Debbie 131 Daniclowic , Myron Daren, Mike 131 Daughlery, Kim 83, 161 Davenport, (iwendolyn 131 Davidson. Cindy 161 Davidson. Kalhy 13! Davicro. Rose 72, 131 Davis. Alison 82. 161 Davis. Debra 82. 161 Davis. Karen 131 Davis. Lynn 161 Davis, Michael 161 Davis. Paul Davis, Rochelle 161 Davis, Iim Davis. William 83 Daviss )n. Mike 72. 150 Dawson. John 91, 93. 150 Dawv n, Mike 132 Dawson. Sally 114. 161 Dcalenbaugh. I ' am 46, 54, 80, 81, 150 Dean, Dave 44, 161 DcBaeLs, Connie 161 Decker. Mary DeClercij. Mary Pat 150 DcLerbrache, Laith 46. 161 DcJaepher, Roberl 44, 113. 161 Deka, Nancy 132 DeLeon. Delfino 55. 91, 105, 107, 113, 132 DcLeon, EUa 55, 64. 114. 150 DeMerturio, Claudia 66, 150 Demicn. Mae 65, 161 Dennis. Tim Denny. Anila 161 Denny. Ld 132 DePriesl. Calvin Derda, Rosemary 150 DeRiM), Susan 44, 53, 161 Dickey, Joyce Dickey, Judy Dion, Jeanetic 161 DiPinto. Rita 150 Divine, Deborah Dixon, l.rnesl 91, 113, 161 Dobecki, Kevin 44. 161 Docherty. Pat 161 Doerr. Paula 80, 150 Donlon. Shawn 91, 150 Donovan, (ireg 161 Donovan. Sieve 64. 69. 85. 99. 150 Donovan. Su .anne 73, 132 Dorman, Jell 150 lioLson, James 150 Doty, Karia 150 Downs, l iwns 161 Doyle, Monica 44, 52, 80, 114, 150 Drabecki, Kalhy 150 Drabecki, Mark 41, 150 Driver, (jretla Driver, Phylis Drury, limolhy Dr ewiecki, Rick 150 Dubree, Kevin 162 Dudeck, Debbie 66, 162 Dudeck. Nancy 66. 132. 45 Dudeck. Ron 150 Dudley. Lesley 132 Dudley. Oscar 162 Dudley. Stanley Duncan. John Duncan. Pally Dunneck. Debbie 61, 162 DuPriesI, Charles 95, 162 DuPriest, Cynlhia 132 Durkin, David 162 Durski, (ireg 44. 46, 52. 53. 55. 132 D ikowski. Barb 74. 125. 132 haglebarger. Karen Kbel. Denise 162 Kberhardi, lerry 150 Ehbole, lony Hck. Dcnise 132 lick, Dennis 124. 132 l-ldington. Roger 75, 150 I-dmondson. Kirk 64. 150 bdmondson. Robert 132 Pdwards. Cecelia 69, 162 lidwards, James 162 Edwards, (iiovanna 132 Egan. Christopher Egcr, Warren 162 Egick. Brian 44. 150 Egierski. Dan 91, 150 Figyha i, Jim 162 l!hninger, lerry 45, 162 L.hnmger, Todd 44, 60, 85. 91, 150 Elliot Mike 45. 150 Elhs, Carolyn 132 Ewing. Darlene 162 Ewing, Patrick 132 Eystcr, Fred 150 Eaber, John 44, 75, 150 Eaber, Mike 44. 52, 162 Eaiolass, Nancy Ealls, Sue 80, 162 Eanlo. lerry 150 Earthing, Patty 55, 162 Eelisch. Irank 162 Eeldman. Boris 64, 68, 125. 127. 132 Eeltes, Cathy ierguson, Jan 55, 150 Eerguson, John 132 Eerguson, Ken 45, 60 Eerguson, Kim 45, 6(J, 133 Eerguson, Richard 162 lergu.son. Russel 133 Ec .y, John 150 Fiedler. Jaminc 80, 162 Eikes, Andre 73, 133 Fikes, Michelle 162 Einch, (jreg Eink, Paula 46, 52. 61. 81, 113, 116, 162. 44.45 Einnigan. Calhy 54. 150 Einnigan. Mary 45. 67. 133 Eisher, Jerry 133 Eisher. Lynn 54. 73, 133 Eisher, Paula 45, 55. 116. 162 Eisher, Roger 133 Elanagan, Jay 55, 99. 162 Eleischman. (ireg 72. 99. 162 Eleisthman. Jell ' 91. 133 E ' lowers, Jams Eobar. Helen 44, 162 Eockler, Jim Lodge. Curl 150 Lodge. Scharm 66, 162 Eodor, Lynn 34. 133 Lord, Michael 44, 150 Ford. Lerry 44. 52, 129. 150 Forga-sh. Bruce 104, 162 Foster, Debbie 45, 150 Foster, Jefl 1 10, 162 Fountain, (iloria 132 Francis, Jo Ann 150 Frank, Dan 45, 85, 99, 162 Frank. Kim 34. 45. 46. 60. 64. 68. 76. 126. 133 Franklin. Carol 162 Frankhn, Mike 162 Freel. Paul Freeman. Mike 133 French. Dawn 44. 150 Frick. Calvin 45. 60. 126. 133 Frick. ( olleen 162 Fritz, Dierdre 133 Fryc. Joan 133 Fryc. Susan Fulcc. Dean 162 Fulton, James 83. 162 Funk. Palti Eye. Sandy 150 Gadacz. Roger 133 Gadson. Cheryl 44. 52. 162 Gadson. Vernon 162 Gaesear. Mike 150 Gaines. Cathy 45. 150 Gaines. Keith Galichowski. Shari Gamble. Bob Gamble. Kim 150 Gamble. Ron 162 Ganser. Kent 162 Card. Melissa 57, 58, 64, 126, 133 Gargcs, Cindy 151 Garis, Jim 151 Garlangcr. Pam 133 Garman, John 133 Gaska, John 162 Gaven. Scabc Gayton, F.ugcne 133 Gentry, lluberl Geyer. Kevin Ghyselinck, Mike 45, 134 Gibney, John 151 Giddings, Dan 61, 134 Gildea. Donna 55, 162 Gilliam. Dan 162 Gillian, (iary Glueckerl, Chcrvl 116, 162 Glueckcrl. Chris 73, 105, 107, 134 Goc a, Mclinda Godfrey, Ciary 163 Goheen, Diane 34, 125. 134 Gohn, Kalhy 151 Goins, Keith 151 Golabow ' .ki, Mary l-llen 134 Goldberg, Judv 46, 54 Golithowski, .Shan 163 Gooden, Diane 151 Gooden. Larry 74, 105, 107. 134 Goodhew, Mark 134 Gorbity., Pat W, 134 Gordon, Jell 83, 113, 163 Gordon, l.cRoy 134 Gordon, Terry 163 Goris, Jim Gorog. Jennifer 163 Gopiline. Daphne 64, 125, 134 Graham. Gene 151 Graham, loni 151 Gramza, James 44, 46, 52, 64, 134 Gram a. Kita 163 Gramza, Tim Gray, (jloria 151 Grayson, (jail 83 Greenawalt, David Grembowicz. Patli 75. 78, 151 Grenert, Claudia 61, 147 Grey, (Jail 45, 151 Grey, Jack 72, 125, 127, 134 Griffith, Brian 85, 163 Griffith, Terry 151 Grocke, Debbie 151 Groppc, Tina 151 Groppe, Viola 134 Grose, Alan Groshams. Connie 55, 66, 134 Groshams, Vicki 151 Grounds, Bob 134 Grundy, Dan 91, 93, 103, 134 Gruza, Cimnic 66. 76. 134 Grzegorek. Jerry 163 Grzegorek. John 95. 113. 134 Gubi. Jessica 57. 151 Gudates. John 151 Gumkowski. Dave 99. 151 Gustafs«)n. Bruce 163 Guybcrson, Roger 163 Gu .icki, F.mily Haas. Debbie 65 Hab. Kerry Haber. ChrLs 46. 60. 64. 108, 109, 125, 134 Hadary, Wayne 134 Haefke, Adrienne 163 Hahaj, Jean 135 Haines, Joe 163 Hairston, Sandra 133 Hale, Kugene 135 Hale, Ken 45. 95. 151 Hall. Becky 66. 151 Hall, George Hall. Mike llamann. Bridgelt 151 Hammer. Sue 135 Hammer. Iim 163 Hancy. James 113. 163 Hannah. Kick Hannah. Ken 95. 113. 163 H,ins. Bill 135 Hans. Judy 78. 80. 81. 148. 151 H.ins. KriMin 163 Hanslils. Jim 135 HansliLs. lonv 113. 163 Harniacinski. Michclc 151 Harmon. Michelle 135 Harmon. Ichrina 163 Harms. Chris 151 Harness. Ken 76 Harper. Judy Hams. Bertha 136 Hams, (iail 135 Hams. Karen 73. 135 Harris. Marsha 151 Hams. Michael 113, 163 Harris. I ' al 135 Hams. Rosalie 135 Harris. .Sandra 34. 55. 61. 64. 76. 125. 135 Hart. Martin 91. 135 Hass. Debbie 135 Hauger. Cindy 74. 82, 125, 136 Hawthorn. Bill 151 Hawthorn. Id 151 Hawthorn. John 163 Hay. (iary 135 Haynes. Anthony 61. 113. 163 Hays. Ken 64. 68. 126. 135 Hazinski. Barb 135 Hazinski. Matt 151 Hcald. Liz 44. 52. 163 Helak. Anne 151 Helak. Tom 151 Henderson. Charan 151 Henderson. Linda Herman. Hob 68. 74. 151 Herman. Cindy 66. 163 Hermann, ferry Hernandez. John 163 Herron. David 103, 151 Heyde. Sue 136. 45 Higgins. Patricia 135 Highl, Sheryl 28. 46, 54, 80. 163 lilies, Jim 65 Hill. Bernard 44. 135 Hill. Dave 151 Hill. Marvin 135. 145 Hill. Vicki 61. 135 Hillman. Diane Hillman. Stephanie ( 4. 163 Hines. Mary 163 Hires. Scoll 110. 113. 163 Hoblick. Nona 55. 64. 135 Hockaday. Michelle 151 Hodges. Dave 113 Hoffman. Abbie 151 Hollman. Robert 151 Holcomb. Linda 151 Holland. Don 151 Holland. Sue 163 Hollis, Carl 135 Holhs. Nita 46, 52, 51, 58, 73, 135, 44 Holhs. Rila 44. 64, 73, 135 HolU.wav, J ( Hoot, Jim 91. 151 Hopkins. Dan 9|. 163 Hoppe. Debbie 163 Homing, (iinger 55, 80. 163 Hornyak. Debbie 151 Horvath. Cheryl 163 Horvath. I thyl 152 Horvath. Jini 163 Horvath. Kirk 45. 163 Horvath. Lee 80. 164 Horvath. .Steve 73. 45. 135 Hosletler, (iail 80. 81. 116. 135 Houck. Ired 73, 105, 107, 135 Howard, (iranl 161 Howe. Karen 164 Howlelt. Michael Hovland, Done 152 Hrelja. Jasna 73. 130. 136 Hudelmyer, Karen 152 Hulf. Connie 80 HulL Kini 152 Hull. Nancy 65. 1.52 Hull. Sheryl HulL ferry 136 HuM. loby 136 fludelmyer. Karel fluling. tiary 136 Humphrey. Sadie 133 Husband. Ruth Hutchison. Karla 152 lluys. Barb 164 Hyd e, Robert 83, 113, 164 Hyde. Valeltc 136 Imler, Charlie 91. 93. 152 Imus. Al 136 Imus. Cindy 164 Ingles. Debra 61. 125. 136 Inman. Cindy 152 Ivankovics. I in.i IM Jablonski. Alan 136 Jackowiak, l.ind.i 136 Jackson, Charles Jackson, Donna 164 Jackson, Dwight 152 Jackson, londa Jackson, Verlean Jacobs, 164 Jamerson. Jerry 70. 124. 136 Jamison. Linda 152 Janicki. lorn 164 Jankowski. Anne 74. 152 Jankowski. John 99. 125. 136. 55 Jannasch. Darla 136 Jannasch. Dirk 164 Janowiak. Dave Ih4 Janowiak. Llaine 136 Janowiak. Mary Alice 164 Janowiak, Nancy 164 Junowski, Bill 152 Janowski, Su 36. 45. 60. 64. 76. 81. 136 Jaronik. Sue 164 Jellrey. Max 65. 136 Jelinski. Jim 83. 113. 164 Jelinski. loin 83, 152 Jenkins. Shirley 136 Jennings. Mike l( 4 Jenner, Jacqueline 164 Jensen, Greg 152 Jevsee. Dennis Jesswein, Sandra 125, 136 Jewelt, Debbie 1( 4 Jeziorski, Icrrv 164 Joachim. Mike 136 Jobe. Leonard 136 Johnsen. Al 83. 152 Johnson. Dave 164 Johnson. DeWayne 113. 152 Johnson. James 164 Johnson. Jan 44. 46. 52. 67. 136 Johnson. Jerome 45. 152 Johnson. Jim John.son. Joann 164 Johnson, Joe 164 John.son, Lockrei Johnson, Pam Johnson, Ron 44, 164 Johnson, fern 44. 52, 164 Johnson. Vernice Johns.in. Willie 91, 113, 164 Jones. Charmaine 152 Jones. Dan 52. 60. 44. 152 Jones, Daryl 164 Jones, Judy 137 Jones, Llovd Jones, Mike 45, 113, 164 Jones, Pam 45, 66, 137 Jones, Ralph 152, 164 Jones. Shirley Jones, Tommy 91, 113, 152 Jones, Wanda 137 Joseph, Clarence 164 Joseph. Dorothy 152 Jurgonski, Greg 91, 92. 93. 137 Jurz, Steve 91 Kaczmarek, Carol 64. 152 Kaczor, Sue 152 Kadulski, Marilvn 137 Kalicki, Mark 45, 152 Kalsem, Jeannie 65, 152 Kaminski. John 152 Kaminski, Pete 164 Kanczuzewski, William Kandis. Connie 64, 125. 137 Kainewski, Jean 137 Karmolinski, Debbie 80, 152 Katlun, Ken 152 Kawka, Tim 65, 164 Kazmierczak, John 54, 152 Kedik, George 91, 107, 152 Keefe, Beth 164 Kelley, Gavin 152 Kepplin, Kevin 65, 164 Kerschner, Sara 60, 64, 124, 126, 137, 45 Kertai, Vicki 164 Kester, Janine 61, 137 Kester. Lauren Kil, Bruce 164 Kilbride, Bernard 152 Kilbride, Sean 83, 164 Kirk, Ins Kiser, Brenda 164 Klaybor, Kalhy 60, 64, 66, 73, 124, 126, 137, 45 Klaybor, Dan 83, 85, 91, 152, 173 Klimek, Dave 137 Klimek, Linda 164 Kline. Urry 137 Kline. Wendy 83, 152, 45 Klopfenstein, Mary Jo 64, 152 Kloski, Tony 152 Knapp, Ed 152 Knezevich, Mike 164 Koehler, Fred 110, 164, 113 Koehler, Julie 55, 116, 164 Koelndorfer, Bob 152 Kokot, Dale 95, 152 Kolacz, Cheryl 72, 137 Koloszar, Dave 152 Koloszar, Gary 164, 44 Konstanty, Dennis 164 Konya. Jon 61, 152 Korn, William 137 Kosana, Debbie 164 Kosana, Lisa 66, 153 Kosanovich, Dave 91, 99, 137 Kosanovich, Robert 91 Kosinski, Denise 76, 153 Kosinski, Jock 105. 107, 137 Kovach, Diane 164 Kovach, Phil 83, 91, 164, 113 Kovacs, Greg 65, 91, 137 Kovalenko, Mary 137 Kozloski, Mark 104, 164 Kramer, Mike 164 Krill, Jim 153 Kristozski, Gene 113 Krol, Bob 60, 137 Kroll, Lenny 164 Kroll, Thomas 137 Krugs, Tom 83, 164 Kraszcwski, Dan 101, 103, 153 Kryyzaniak, Dave 9, 64, 73, 76, 125, 138 Kubiak, Henry 138 Kuehl, Nancy 138 Kukla, Jill 164 Kurdys, Debbie 153 Kurek, Ralph 37, 153 Kurtz, Steve 83, 153 Kurzhal, Mike 164 Kuskye, Janet 138 Kuspa, Marian 158 Kwiatkowski, Paul 164 Kwiecinski, Melissa 45, 138 Kyle, Debra 45 Kyte, Eliza 164 Kytta, Judy 138 Labis. Joe 153 Lack, Travis 164 Lacopo. Tony 153 LaCrosse, Jody 164 Lacy, Kermit Lake Eileen 51, 153, 45 Lake. John 153 Lake, Veronica 138 Lakovits, Barb 64, 80, 1 14, 125, 138 Lakovits, Chris 55 Lakovits, Tina 164 Lampos. Ann 138 Lampos, Elaine 65, 164 Lane. Ina 153 Lane, Karen 165 Lane, Steve 138 Lane, Theodore 138 Langel, Chns 55, 81, 116, 153 Langel, Greg 76, 138 Langenderfer, Debbie Langs, Diane 153 Lanz, Chris 153, 113 Latkowski. Lisa 79, 82, 159, 165 Laurence, Jaques 64, 153 Laurence, Pierre 153 UVelle, Bill 165 Lawrence, Bobby 165 Lawrence, Melvin 193, 153, 113 Lawson, Clifford Lawson, Connie 153 Lax, Ken 83, 165 Lechnerowicz, RoUi 107 Lee, Jack 153 Lee, Tony 165 Leeke, Mary 165 Leeke, Yonlanda 153 Lesser. Andrea 72, 165 Leeser, Cindy 54, 165 LeMere, Ed Leonard, Marva 165 Leonard, Rita 1 14 Laszczynski, Steve 165 Letherman, Joe 85, 91, 165 Lewandowski, John 165 Lewis, Nancy Lewis, Reba 64, 80, 125, 136 Lewis. Tern 153 Leyba, Ernie 110, 165 Lichnerowicz, Roland 91, 107, 165 Lichlenbarger. Rick 68. 153. 45 Lindorf, Mark 73, 138 Lindsey, 153 Lippincott, Gary 144, 165 Little. Zack 165 Litzenerski, Don 153 Lloyd, Georgia 153 Locke, William 147 Lockhart Jawanza 70, 138 Logan, Earl 165 Lolmaugh, Francis 65, 138 Lolmaugh, Patricia Lonie, Steve 153 Love, Jackie Lovel, Cheryl 165 Lovitt, Chns 138 Lowe. Rebecca Lowe, Wayne Lowery, Joe 153 Lowman, Barb 165 Lowan, Liz 153 Lord, Phihp Lucas, Beverly 165 Luczkowski, Kathy 138 LucAowski, Kathy 153 Luczkowski, Tom 91. 165 Luczkowski, Tom 165 LuPresto, Mike 165 LuPresto, Pat Lusk, David 110, 165 Lyczynski, Thomas Lynch, Mark 153 Mabry, Bill 165 Mabry, Brian 91, 165 Maciejewski, Jim 138 Macturch, Mike 153 Macturch, Terry 91, 107, 165 Madigan, Pat 55, 110, 153 Madison, Brian 44 Mady, Dan 112, 139 Maffitt, Tom 54, 165 Magley, Susan 45, 60, 62, 64, 61 Magley, Bill 45, 104, 165 Mailey, DUlard 95. 139 Majcher, Chuck 85, 91, 139 Makielski, Carol 153 Malone, Lena 165 Malone, Troy 147 Mandich, Steve 91, 165 Manley, Bilynda 165 Manley, Pat 44, 72, 81, 153 Mark, Judy 61, 154 Markin, Bruce 65 Marnocha, Rosemary Marosz, Jim 165 Marosz, Pat 165 Marshall, Marlene Marshall. Rex 139 Marshall, Wanda Martin, Don 139 Martin, Jim 159, 144 Martin, Sandy 165 Martin, Tyrone 95, 154 Mason, Cynthia Masters, Kevin 85, 154 Matemowski, Jenilla 154 Matemowski, Merci 81, 165 Mathews, Connie 66, 139 Mathews, Kim Maxwell, Bruce 139 Mays, David 165 Mays, Laureen 139 Mazurkiewicz, Patti 114, 165 McCarter, Kennetha 44. 165 McCarty. Lee 154 McCauley, Sherlyn 45, 66, 166 McClausin, Cindy 154 McCavitt, Don 159 McCavitt, Ron 159 McClure, Rick 29, 139 McClurken, George 139 McClurken, Judy 65, 66, 154 McCombs, Mike 52, 61. 154 McCreary. Kenny 45. 154 McCreary, William McCulley. Sharon 66, 113, 166 McCully, Duane 166 McDonald, Barbara 124, 137 McGonigal, Tom 54, 72. 125, 139 McKinnies, Ben 166 McKinnies, Tim McKoun, Robin 154 McLeod, Luvell 91, 93 McMinn, Paul 139 McMinn, Sue 154 McPhee, Shem 154 McQuire, Kenny 73 Mead, Bev Medich, Dave 104, 154 Medich. Mike 166 Medich, Paul 166 ,73, 125. 139, 142 I Meehan, Mary Lou 61, 83, 113, 116, 139 Melady, Duane 166 Mendenhall, Dave 166 Mendenhall, Durand 154 Menyhart, Larry 91, 93, 139, 45 Meredith, Brian 65, 139 Merril, Vicky 166 Merrill, Gerald 154 Merrill, Mark 45, 154 Mesaros, Norma 166 Meyer, Mike 154 Michalak, Phil 44, 166 Michalski, Arlene 139 Michalski, Don 154 Micinski, Ken 55, 166, 113 Mielcarek, Nancy 154, 44 Mielieszewicz, Sandra 67, 139 Migas, John 140 Miholick, Peggy 166 Milcherska, Tony 166 Miles, Caesar 166 Milewski, Brad 140 Milewski, Fred Miller Al 166 Miller, Barbara 166 Miller, Ben 65 Miller, John 64, 154 Miller, Linda Miller, Pam Miller, Scott 46, 59, 60, 68, 73, 140, 45 Miller, Sue 45, 166 Millington, Bob Million, Jeff 55, 154 Minarek George 154 Miner, Denise 140 Miner, Teddy 154 Minnis, Ronalda 70, 140 Mirocha, Keith 65, 104 Mitchell, Arthur 44, 166 Mitchell, Glenn 113, 154 Moe, Michael 140 Mohacsek, Diane 155 Mohacsek, Mike 155 Molnar, Dave 91, 104, 159, 166 Monhaut, Ed 93, 155 Monroe, Jeff 166 Moore, David 113, 166 Moore, Diane 140 Moore, Gary 101, 103, 140 Moore, Jean Moore, Patricia Moore, Shirley 140 Moran, John Morgan, Barbara Morgan, Donna 140 Morgan, Mike 155 Morlock, Terry 1 13, 140 Morray, Marti Morris, Reginald 140 Morrow, Steve 155 Morton, Ruth 166 Moser, Bruce 155 Moten, Beverly Mouros, Theodore Murphy, Bill 140 Murphy, Patty 140 Murray, Joyce 140 Murray, Mariah 83, 107 Mustak, Bobby Ann 166 Mustak, Pete 140 Mustak, Richard 155 Myers, Connie 140 Myers, Jim 54, 64, 68, 73. 99, 126, 140 Nafe, Chris 54, 69, 80, 116, 155 Nagel, Kim 55, 146, 167 Nagy, Laszlo 167 Nailon, Charles 93, 103 Najdek, Sue 155 Names, Bob 167 Napieralski, Mitch Nash, Ann 80, 155 Nash, Jim 155 Nash, John 46, 52, 74, 126, 140, 44 Nasium, Jim 73 Nassika, Mary 73, 137 Neagu, Mara 155 Neal, Beverly 141 Neal, Marcia 141 Neal, Tom 141 Neely, Donnie 103, 167 Neely, Mary Jo 155 Nemeth, Shirley 54, 64, 125, 141 Newbill, Roxanne 167 Newbum, Diane 54, 69, 76, 141 Newgent, Carol 167 Newhouse, Cheryl Newman, Rick 85, 141 Newman, Willie Ann 167, 197 Newsom, Maltie 167 Newton, Becky 167 Niblick, Rita 141 Nichols, Al 55, 113 Nichols, Barbara 141 Nichols, Mark 155 Nicholson, Mary Nickleson, John 167 Nikelson, Mike 167 Nikerson, Janet 155 Nicks, Valerie 82, 167 Niedbalski, Nancy 167 Niedbalski, Tykey 167 Niezgodski, Mark 83, 85, 155 Niezgodski, Pat 85, 167 Nimtz, Mark 85, 167 Nivens, Cheryl 155 Nixon, Robert 141 Noble, Ken 107, 167 Norris, Mary 141, 167 Northcutt, Norma 155 Northcutt, Sandra 155 Nowicki James 103, 141 Nowicki, Patty 79, 80, 81, 113, 155 Nozykowski, John 155 Nufer, Jim 167 Nurkowski, Judy 61. 74, 80, 155 Nye, Debbie 167 Nye, Susan 44, 1 16, 167 Nyerges, Joseph Nymberg, Laura 64, 80, 81, 82, 125, 141 Nymberg, Vicki 61, 66, 72, 73, 114, 155 Ochenryder, Kent 141 Odom, Gwen 167 Odom, Thelia 167 Oesch, Greg 155 Ogren, Debbie 65, 155 Olson, Lisa 80, 155 Olszewski, Sandy 65, 155 Opaczewski, Gail 66, 155 Opaczewski, Judy 141 Orosz, Mike 155 Osbom, Denise 155 Osbom, Kim 167 Ostrander, Richard 167 Ostrander, Shirley 167 Owens, Les 167 Paholski, Debbie 141 Pajak, Debbie 167 Pajakowski, Andrea 65. 155 Pajakowski, Janet 141 Pallo, Pat 141 Palmer, Tom 155 Papoi, Karen 155 Parahams, Joanna 167 Parchman, Michell 167 Paris, Glen 45, 60, 155 Patterson, Dennis 83, 155 Patterson, Viola 167 Pattillo, David 99, 167 Paul, Alan Paul, Dorothy 61, 66, 114, 155 Pavey, Debbie 155 Pavey, Ronald 155 Peak, Harold 167 Pearson, Glen Pearson, Richard 167 Peat, Anderson 155 Peczkowski, Sue 155 PeUow, Herbert 167 Pennycuff, BiU 155 Perkey, Robert 141 Perkins, Debbie K. 65, 155 Perkins, Debbie L. 155 Perkins, Dennis 167 Perkins, Don 155 Perkins, Jody 141 Perkins, Mark 44, 167 Perkins, Sara 83, 167 Petelle, Celeste 54, 64, 67, 74, 126, 141 Petelle, Joe 44, 52, 167 Petty, Laurie 167 Petsovich, Scott 141 Pfeifer, Arthur 91, 113, 167 Pfeifer, Carol Pfiefer, Glenn 104, 167 Phelps, Sandra 66, 141 Phillips, Curtis 54, 107, 167 PhiUips, Dametta 167 PhUUps, Dave 73, 141 Phillips, Hedy 155 Phillips, Stanley 167 PhiUips, Sutis 91 Piechocki, Terry 155 Piekarski, Ken 167 Pieper, Ed 167 Pieper, Ed 167 Pierce, Sheryl Pietrzak, Debbie 44, 113, 116, 167 Pinckert, Bob 90, 91, 93, 94, 105, 107, 113, 141 Pinkowski, Kathy 66 Pinnick, Laurie 167 Pinnyei, Martie 155 Pinter, Chuck 155 Pinter, Tim 113, 155 Pitts, Joette Pletcher, Mary Ann Plonski, Jeff 155 Porter, Charlene 155 Porter, Darlene 155 Porter, Mark 167 Powers, Diane 67, 73, 76, 126, 141 Prawat, Connie 167 Prawat, Janice 55, 141 Prentkowski, Connie 155 PresnaL Greg 155 Presnal, Jacki 167 Price, Curtis Priebe, Dave 167 Prince, LeGay 79, 81, 155 Pruitt, Carl 91 Pruitt, Jerry Przestwor, Cathy 114, 155 Przygocki, Jade Pulaski, Dan 167 Pumell, Mike 70, 45, 55 Purucker, Faye 44, 46, 55, 64, 76. 126. 129. 141 Purucker, Kim 45, 60. 68. 110. 155 Pynaert. Mark 167 Quimby. JoEUen 141 Ragle, Tom 141 Rai, Ravinder 31, 64, 167 Rains, Richard 142 Ralston, Robert 95, 113, 126, 142 Ratkiewicz, Julie 142 Ratkowski, Sue Rau, Roxanne 142 Rayl, Jack 155 Rayl, Joyce 142 Raymer, Dave 61, 91, 167 Redding, Joan Reed, Beverly 167 Reed, Edward Reid, Anita Reid, Francine Reiraan, Bill 44, 155 Reineharl, David Reinking, Jim 91, 155 Rekos, Maria 142 Rekos, Mike 83, 167 Retek, Denise 156 Reynolds, Gordon 156 Reynolds, Robert 142 Rhodes, Sandy 68, 142 Rhymer, Mike 156 Rice, Sue 167 Richard, Greg 142 Richard, Kris 167 Richards, Jeff 64, 156 Riddle, Vickie 142 Ridenour, Jill 167 Ridenour, Kristi 167 Rider, Dave 126, 142 Rider, Jim 167 Ridley, Marv Beth 116, 168 Rieck, Mary Beth 80, 142 Righter, Cindy 45, 168 Righter, Debra 45, 168 Riles, Marcellus 83, 113, 156 Rinehart, Tom 168 Rippey, Tim 168 Ritter, Anne 68, 159, 168 Ritter, Lynn 168 Rivers, Joe 156 Robertson, Greg 103, 113 Robertson, Lynne 142 Robertson, Nona 168 Robinson, Bill 156 Robison, Leighanne 45, 61, 156 Roby, Sandy Roche, Kathy Rodgers, Cindy 156 Rodgers, Ron 168 Rodick, Steve 91, 92, 93, 159, 168 Roe, Paul 168 Roedl, Patty Rohleder, Carolyn 168 Rohleder, Michael 65, 142 Rooks, Paula 168 Rosander, Cathy 45, 156 Rosander, Chris 156 Rose, Cathy 46, 54, 64, 125, 142 Ross, Karen 78, 81, 148, 156 Rothy, Cheri 168 Rowlett, Denise 44, 46, 168 Rowlett, Wanda 44, 45, 46, 60, 64, 70, 73, 142 Roy, Kathy 156 Roy, Steve 168 Royce, Dennis 44, 46, 52, 156 Royce, Jeff 125, 142 Rucker, Linda 142 Rucker, Sue 168 Rulli, Michelle 142 RulU, Pasquale 168 Rum, Salvatore 45. 60, 73, 142 Rupe, Brian 44, 110, 168 Rusinek, Mary Ellen 61, 73, 78, 143 Russel, Keith 173 Russell, Mary Lee Rutkowski, Sue 143 Rybicki, Sandy 66. 156 Saenz, Richard 46, 143 Salvageot, Debbie 168 Samarich, Millard 73, 143 Saraelton, Bill 143 Sanders, Andrew 168 Sanders, James 156 Sanders, Joyce 55, 143 Sandlin, Jeff 143 Santa, Brad 91, 93, 143 Santa, Paul 156 Santa, Paulette 156 Santa, Sue 45, 60, 75, 156 Satkowski, Terry 104, 168 Sauers, Cindy 168 Schmanski, Larry 156 Schmidt, Terri 156 Schoen, Greg 73, 143 Schrader, David 44, 156 Schultz, Carol Schutt, Sheryl 80, 116, 126, 143 Schwalm, Roxanne 44, 80, 156 Schwanz, Pat 156 Schwelnus, Chris 113, 156 Scofield, Debbie 34, 143 Sconiers, Aaron 83, 168 Sconiers, King 156 Scott, Cheryl 156 Scott, Ellen 55, 168 Scott, Greg 45, 143, 156 Scott, Greg Scott, Linda 156 Scott, Theresa 168 Scott, Vanessa Scott, Vickie 156 Scruggs, Brenda Scruggs, Debbie 68, 143 Scruggs, Steve 95, 113, 168 Sellers, Marlene 116, 168 Sellers, Roger 143 Sellers, Sue 45, 143 SeUers, Tom 44, 45, 52, 1 10, 168 Semak, Sharon 168 Sergeant, Vickie 156 Sexton, Terri 168 Shane, Iris 156 Shaw, Chris 156 Shaw, Jim 112, 143 Shaw, Karen 168 Shaw, Steve 112, 91, 156 Shead, Kerry 58, 156 Shelley, Jane 156 Sherk, Sheryl Shimp, George 91, 168 Shiru, Paula 168 Shorter, Karla 156 Shorter, Loretta Shoults, Anne 64, 156 Shriver, Dana 44 Shumaker, Linda 46, 143, 44 Shum, Arraentrol 168 Shum, Barbara 168 Shum, LeRay 143 Shum, Teresa Sienkiewicz, Sandy 54, 156 Sigety, Joe 168 Simeri, Rocco Simmons, Mike Simon, John 143 Sims, Hal Sims, Johanna 156 Sims, Peggy Sims, Rosemary 66, 168 Six, Aaron 52, 156, 44 Six, Debbie 66, 73, 143 Skelton, Julayne 143 Slack, Steve 156 Slater, Jim 156 Slater, Pete 143 Slusser, Paul Smanda, Teri 143 Smiechowski, Bill 81, 143 Smiechowski, Joseph Smith, Alphonso 104, 168 Smith, April 68 Smith, Avis 55, 66, 143 Smith, Cheryl 156 Smith, Cheryl 168 Smith, Columbus 76, 143 Smith, Danny Smith, Debbie 143 Smith, Debbie 156 Smith, Joan Smith, Larry 54. 104, 169 Smith, Lee Ann Smith, Linda Lee 156 Smith, Lisa 143 Smith, Luwanda 144 Smith. Mary 169 Smith, Maureen 53, 169. 44 Smith, Mike 169 Smith, Roselyn 156 Smorin, Andy 91, 93, 156, 113 Sniadecki, Judy 169 Sniadecki, Richard 61, 73, 144 Sonnebom, Fred 91, 56 Soos, Susan 156 Sostack, Karen 156 Sovinski, Pat 104, 169 Sovinski, Peggy 144 Spagnola, John Sparks, Paula 80, 82 Sparks, Rena 169 Speeks, Sheldon 83, 144 Spier, Bill 91, 93, 156 Spillman. Marcia 169 Spitz, MicheUe 46, 52, 156, 44 Spychalski, Jim 156 Stachowicz, Nichelle 156 Stahl, Walter Stalker, Brian 156 Stalker, Julie 80, 169 Stanek, Toni 144 Stanford, Judy 144 Staniszewski, Mary 169 Stanley, Marvin 113, 144 Starks, Debra 66 Stariing, Bill 104 Staszewski, Debbie 169 Staszewski, Noel 156 Staszewski, Tom 109, 144 St. Clair, Tim 169 Steed, Stanley 144 Steinhoffer, Jim 91, 93, 144 Steinke, Ann Stevens, Bob Stevens, Denise 61, 156 Stevens, Julie 169 StiegUtz, Kari 45. 54, 79, 80, 81, 116, 156 Stokes, Gwen 70, 169 Stokes, Shirley 68, 144 Stokes, Wilbert 156 Strasser, Jack Strasser, Karen Strasser, Ken 144, 169 Stratigos, Ann 61, 144 Straup, Brian 72, 156 Straup, Ken 169 Strebinger, Brian 156 Strebinger, Marcia 169 Stroud, Sandra 45, 1 14, 169 SUunk, Terri 144 Strychalski, Judi 156 Strychalski, Judy 81 Strychalski, Sue 66, 169 Stucky, Michelle 82. 169 Studon, Amy 144 Studon, Sue 157 Stults, Rick 157 Suddarth, Patty 54, 144 Suher, John 157 Surguy, George 126. 144 Swank, Sue Ellen 45, 80, 144 Swanson, Jeff 157 Swanson, Orlando Swartz, Kathy 157 Swartz, Paul 144 Swaryz, Sharon 169 Sweet, Becky 144 Sweet. Leshe 40. 157 Swift, Debbie Swihart. Dirk 157 Swindle. Janice 169 Switalski. Chris 145 Switalski. Rick 91 Switalski. Tim 169 Sylvester, Kate 145 Szczypski, Melonie Szlanfucht, Francis 169 Szymanski, Betty 169 Szymanslci, Dave 169 Szymanski, Mike 169 Szymanski, Richard Taberski, Marcia 157 Taelman, Mark 169 Taghon, Renee 54, 114, 157 Taylor, Alvin Taylor, Calvin Taylor, Cindy 157 Taylor, Eve 145 Taylor, Harry 83, 95, 157 Taylor, Mary 157 Taylor, Marlene 169 Taylor, Nerlene 169 Taylor, Pat 45, 72, 112, 157 Taylor, Tom 157 Taylor, Willie 169 Teague, Richard 169 Terrio, Renee 145 Teves, Rick 46, 52, 91, 169, 44 Thomas, Joanne 33, 145 Thompson, Greg 1 12, 145 Thompson, Jacquelyn 169 Thompson, Jim Timm, Kathy 80, 169 Tirotta, Roxanne 66, 145 Tobolski, Cheryl 66, 78, 1 14, 145 Todd, Terri 52, 157, 44 Tolbert, Denise Tomaszewski, Kathy 66, 170 Tome, Maria 45, 170 Tomhave, Debbie 82, 157 Tomlinson, Jamie 74, 174 Toney, Mildred 170 Toothman, Connie 66, 157 Toothman, Debbie 170 Tompos, Andy 157 Topps, Debbie 157 Toth, Gina 157 Townsend, Debbie 44, 170 Townsend, Donna 81 Travis, Herman 113, 157 Trawick, Marion 145 Trawick, Oscar 170 Traxler, Rick 34, 65. 145 Trezise, Scott 83, 170 Trezise, Vicki 67, 74, 45, 145 Tripp, Andy 170 Trojanowski, Lila 45, 157 Trok, Tom 72, 157 Troutmiller, Fred 157 Troxel, Dennis 170 Trpis, Marvin 170 Truex, Michelle 170 Truex, Cheryl 64, 66, 125, 145 Turbeville, Jeanne Turner, Henrietta 64, 1 14, 145 Turner, Jackie 157 Turner, Willie Turnock, David Tumock, Sally Tuttle, Ralph 145 Udy, Kathleen 45. 66 Ullery, Becky 64, 67, 126, 145 Underly, Debbie 170 Underly. Sandy 170 Upham, Leland 157 Utterback, Pete 44, 110, 170 Valentine, Pam 66, 170 Valentine, Ron 45, 60, 145 Vance, Pam Vanderheyden, Judy 67, 170 Vandermark, Lenora 66, 157 VanDyke, Tom 54, 76, 126, 145 VanLake, Mark 170 VanLeare, John 74, 91, 93, 157 Vann, Dolly 66 Vann, Rosie 170 VanParis, Scott VanToumhout, Bob 58, 157 VanToumhout, Doug 170 Varga, Vickie 54, 64, 67, 68, 80, 125, 145, 45 Vaughn, Albert 170 Vawter, Becky 55, 157 Verduin, John 157 Vernon, Chris 157 Vest, Jack Vida, Cindy 126, 145 Vida, Joan Vinson, Debbie 170 Vinson, Mike 146 Vitou, Barry Vitou, Cheryl 66, 73, 146 Waggoner, Bruce 73, 95, 97, 108, 109, 126, 146 Wagner, Terri 45, 60, 68, 157 Waite, Pete 170 Wajszczuk, Liz 157 Walker, Deborah 126, 146 Walker, Earl 170 Walker, Georgann 80, 116, 157 Walker, Jim 61, 146 Walker, Kevin 170 Walker, Linda 170 Walker, Nancy 79, 116, 170 Walker, Scott 170 Walker, Vickie 146 Walkowiak, Thomas Wallace, Bob 157 Wallace, Marcia 81, 116, 146 Waller, Carmen 54, 157 Waller, Shirley 54, 74, 146 Wallis, Gerald 170 Walls, Marvin Walorski, Ralph 125, 146 Walsh, Kathy 157 Walsh. Pete 170 Walters, Michelle 54, 61, 146 Wamock, Sally 45, 66, 146 Wamock, Tim 170 Warren, Robert 101, 103, 146 Washington, Dorita 146 Wasowski, Jerry 1 12, 125, 146 Wasowski, Jo Anne 157 Watkins, Dorinda 67, 157 Watkins, Doug 83, 170 Watson, Bethenia 170 Watson, Sheila 116, 170 Watson, Wanda 171 Watts, Gretta 146 Wawrzyniak, Denise 66, 146 Wayer, Joe 146 Wayer, Linda Wayer, Tom 45, 146 Weaver, Gary 158 Weber, Emil 146 Weber, Patty 171 Weist, Dagmar 61, 146 Welch, Rocky 36, 24, 37 Wells, Yvonne 75, 158 Welsheimer, Dave 104, 171 Wensiu, Bruce 125, 146 Wensits, Janelle 158 Wermuth, Margeret 61 Werner, George 171 Werner, Lenny 91, 93, 113, 158 Wesley, Carol 66, 83, 171 Wesstrom, Debbie 146 West, Renee 66, 146 White, David 110, 158 White, Eddie 83, 113, 146 White, Emmett 158 White, Jeff 65, 158 White, Jerry 107, 171 White, Howard 44, 69, 76, 103 146 White, Wendy Whitesel, Bob 45, 65, 171 Whiting, Sylvia 171 Whitlow, Linda 66 Wibbens, Cheryl 69. 82, 171 Wieczorek 171 WigfaU, Debbie 146 Wiggins, Jack Wiggms, JoLee 158 Wiggins, WiUie 158 Wilhehn, Tom 91, 93, 158 Wilkins, Julie 55, 64 Wilkins, Mary 80, 171 WiUa, Jane 54, 55, 73, 80, 133, 146 Williams, Anthony Wilhams, Caria WiUiams, Cathy 158 Wilhams, Cathy 158 Williams, Debbie 146 Wilhams, Debbie 158 Williams, Gwendolyn 146 Wilhams, June WUIiams, Karen 147 Wilhams, Linda 158 Williams, Malinda 147 Williams, Marsha 171 WiUiams, Mary 171 Williams, Mike Williams, Millard 113, 158 Williams, Phylis Williams, Randy Wilhams, Shevawn 171 WiUiams, Steve 45, 171 WUhams, Tony WiUiams, Warren 158 WiUis, Candy 126, 147 WiUis, Demetria 158 Willoughby, SheUey 147 Wills, Joan 80, 125, 147 WUson, Greg 113, 171 Wilson, John 146 Wilson, Loraine 70 Wilson, Mattie 171 Wilson, Mike Wilton, Becky 158 WUtrout, John 61, 158 Winrotte, Becky 171 Winsch, Kevin 171 Winston, Larry Wireman, David Wise, Sherry 171 Wiseman, Marcia 66, 147 Wishin, Randy 91, 171 Wisner, Brenda 114, 171 Witek, Paul Witlow, Linda 158 Wojcik, Peggy 54, 64, 125, 147 WoUmers, Lisa 147 Woltman, Shirley 147 Wolz, Ann 114, 171 Wolz, Brian 158 Womack, Charles 171 Womack, Linda Wood, Greg 147 Wood, Jeff 83, 158 WoodaU, Mike 158 Woodard, Don 171 Woodward, Dru 66, 158 Works, Ray 44, 69, 158 Worm, Debbie 158 Worm, Denise 171 Worm, Dennis 44, 147 Wright, Donna 65, 67, 70, 158 Wright, Shirley 66, 158 Wrobel, Diane 146 Wrobel, JoEllen Wroblewski, Eric 171 Wroblewski, Jim 158 Wroblewski, Tom 147 WuUirich, John 46. 75, 158 Yeakley, Gary 158 Yeandel, Vic 73, 74. 158 Yike, Brian 171 Yoder, Gene 171 Zakrzewski, Bruce 158 Zalas, Steve 147 Zamiatowski, Pat 171 Zamierucha, Jim 158 Zaworski, Ray 158 Zelasko, Carol 66, 158 Zielinski, Anne 54, 64, 1 14, 125, 147 Zielinski, Connie 55, 80, 171 Zielinski, David 72, 147 Zielinski, Gary 147 Zielinski, Karen 158 Zielinski, Mike 85, 158 Zielinski, Nancy 171 Zielinski, Patty 171 Zmudzinski, Jill 44, 52, 67, 129, 147 Zubler, Anne 171 Zulas, Jill Zwierzynski, Joel 71 Zygulski, Elaine 66, 147 s panacoN veaRBOOKS ,Vf III I u Jl Ik itnl ' l l d 1,;.. ,.j. ..._Lj. 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