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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1975 volume:

X ■V.V LANTERN 1975 Volume 10 LaSalle Higji School Beginnings 2 Seniors .16 Academics 44 Activities 84 Athletics 122 Underclass Ads 178 Index 188 Endings 199 Beginnings 3 PRIDE Ah, how summer ended. It seemed to sift away- like sand through your fingers. Beginnings 5 Be nnings 7 Sun-burnt skin is covered by September blue jeans . . . that will be faded and worn come June. Suddenly there ' s frost on yoiir windshield. Getting up . . . for anything . . . is an effort. The newness has worn away. f yfy fv w P -IV m 1 4 ™ Wk Jjs Mk S M. jL -jf i 1 I v - ' H Hj JM y s AJyk ' pi B i H r 1h w m BiAsHk B The trees are stripped . . their color . . . gone. But quietly . . . softly . . . winter takes control of autumn ' s casualties. Beginnings 9 Early morning is a sptn ial liap|)fiiiiit; . . Stillness, hrij htness. pt-ace . . . All in one. The trees are crystal . . . and now covered ■ ' Jr . • : •KJ ' ' ' ' A Kr .- ' ?- ; . 1 ; - ►Ji ■ v K I Tt% A . ' ' ■ 1 Bf)jiMiniit;s 1 1 And then . . . Spring. Energy fills everyone ... it ' s hard not to smile ... Maybe things really aren ' t so bad How did June arrive so quickl ' -t : so silently? A ritual of honor, respect, tribute of saying gOod-bye ... graduation. Summer must be here again . . . And then Satisfaction Time in a Bottle ' If I ould save time in a bottle The first thing that I ' d like to do Is to save everyday ' til eternity passes au) jtist to spend them with you. If I could make days last forever If words could make wishes come true s f everyday like a treasure and ther flwSfild spend them with you. ; JKmM never seems to he enough time to do the things you want to do, once you fit I ' ve looked around enough to know that y p9{| to go through time with, j . haarti box just for wishes. And drS ms that had never came true, i. The boxjvouUl be empty except for the mem ' ry ,.- ofhow ' they were answered by you, , ; ' Seniors Seniors 17 58g. g. 03 n • ■ Is n OS- n a • : 8 p i 3 Do-i -.TO 4 S 5 z n fD u — p v: 2 5. N - Si: J? CD 5 ' 3 No = i 3 !5 I S a. E TJ 2 3, e c 9 L  3 ' r •r= S - I § = I i N- 0= ™ s: so ?t- 2- p - S? oi 3 ' (Q ?■ O ft i S  s a oi- 3 S o s !,•=■ 2. P 3 --, 2 ' - ' Si q n r Hi a n 50 a ' - r 2. I V 18 (h) (d) Linda P. Walker, President. (e) Vemice Johnson, Vice-President (f) Ann Wolz, Treasurer. (g) Donita Chambliss, Secretary. Activities 19 ADAMO, PAT: Activities-Booster Club, 9,10,11,12; Photography Club, 12; De- bate, 12; Baseball, 9,10; Future Plans—Social worker, anything to help people ALDRIDGE, JOHN ALLEN, MAC: Activities— None; Future Plans— Undecided ANDERSON, KIM D.: Activities-Band, 9,10; Clee Club, 9,10,11; B.C.S., 9,10,11,12; Future Plans— I. U., Fashion Consultant, Open modeling school, marriage. ANDERSON, MARK: Activities-Booster Future Plans-Undecided AFL DEANNA: Activities-Booster Club, 10,11,12; Spanish Club, 9; International Club, 12; Future Plans— College ARGYELAN, BARB ARMSTRONG, GREG: Activities-None; Future Plans-All kinds. AUNGER, STUART At Last . . . BANICKI, GINA: Activities— Intramural Tennis, 10; Synchronized Swim; Intra- mural Volleyball, 12; Drama, 11,12; Student Government, 12; O.E.A., 12; Future Plans— Travel to Colorado, then Ball State. BARBER, PATRICIA: Activities-Glee Club. 9.11,12; Booster Club, 9,10,11,12; International Club, 10,11.12; Intramural Tennis, 10; National Honor Society; At- tendance Office, 9; Guidance Office, 10,11,12; Future Plans— Memorial Hospital School of Nursing BARKLEY, CARRIE: Activities-Softball 11,12; Booster Club 12; Future Plans- To live each day as it comes with lots of gusto; To move down south. BARNES, AMOS BARR, GREGORY: Activities-Wrestling; Future Plans-Keep on working to make more money. BARRIER, JEFF BARRY, MARGIEANN: Activities-Synchronized Swim, 10; Tennis, 11; Booster Club, 12; DECA, 12; Future Plans— Possibly a 2-year Business College. BATTEAST, DAVID: Activities-Football, 11,12; Future Plans-College BAUER, JEFF: Activities— None; Future Plans— Undecided BENSON, DAN: Activities— None; Future Plans— College, drink beer and eat pork chops. BERNTSEN, PAUL: Activities-Booster Club, 12; Future Plans-To be incredible so that I ' m remembered for years after I die, to be a guard at Buckingham Palace. BEYRER, JIM: Activities-Drama Club, 9: A.V., 11,12; Future Plans-College. 20 I 10,11,12; B-lunch Club. Future Plans-Make every day a weekend and have a good lime. BISKUPSKI, RON: Activities-None. Future Plans-College and training. BLACKFORD, MARK BLAD, TINA: Activities-OEA. Future Plans-Secretary, Work in a clothing department. BLASCZYK, ALAN B.: , ctivities-Ushers Club, 9,10,11 (President, 11). Future Plans-Army, and drink Schlitz Malt all year long. BORNTRAGER. JULIA ANNE: Activities-Booster Club, 10,11; Yearbook Staff, 12; Football Homecoming Court, Quill and Scroll Honorary Society, 12. Future Flans-College, To think al a buns. BOSCHET. JEAN BOTTORFF. LARRY: Activities-Booster Club, 11,12; Baseball, 10,11,12; Na- tional Honors Society, 11,12; Future Plans-College, marriage, and a long life. BOX ROBERT: Activities-None. Future Plans-Undecided. Our Turn BOYLES, CYNTHIA ANNE: Activities-Drama Club, 9,10; Glee Club, 10,11,12 (Secretary); Booster Club, 10,11; Football Homecoming Court, 12; National Hon- ors Society, 11,12; Quill and Scroll Honorary Society, 11,12; Yearbook Staff, 11.12: Editor-in-Chief, 12; LaSalle Singers, 11,12. Future Plans-To get up one final time, and never have to come down. BRADFORD, JODY BRANDY, KAREN: Activities-Band, 10,11,12; B.C.S, 10,11,12; Booster Club, 10,12; Jr. and Sr. Class Executive Board, Glee Club, 12. Future Plans-Undecided. BRILLAN. TINA: . ctivities-French Club, 10; Drama Club. II; Jr. Prom Court; Booster Club, 12; Sr. Class Executive Board BROOK. KEN: Activities-All Sports Club, 12; Track Team, 11.12; Future Plans- See the countrv, get a job, get married, and party and enjoy myself. BfiOWX CHARLES: .Activities-Track, 11; Archery Club. 9. Future Plans-Col- lege, Airforce, or get a job. BROWN, CINDY: Activities-Jr. and,Sr. Class Executive Board; OEA Advisory Boa rd, 12; Future Plans— College, Undecided. BRVMMELL, FRANCES: Activities-B.C.S., 9,10,11; Booster Club, 12; Future Plans— Nursing School. BRYANT, KIM: Activities-Booster Club, 9,10,11,12; Glee Club. 9; ICT (re- porter), 12; H.R. Representative, 10,11; Future; Plans, Dental Assistant, marriage BVMBARGER, STEPHEN A.: Activities-Pep Band, 12. Future Plans-Service and race bikes. BUNCH, JERRY BURKUS, JANICE LEA: Activities-Orchestra, 9,10; Booster Club, 9,10,11,12; Yearbook Staff, 12; Student Government, 12; Football Homecoming Court. 12. Future Plans— Memorial School of Nursing, marriage, and happiness. Seniors 21 BUTLER, STEVE: Activities-Varsity golf, 9,10,12; Future Plans-Pro Golf. BUTLER, TERRY BUTTON, TERRI: Activities-Attendance Office, 11,12; Booster Club 12, Glee Club, 12; Future Plans-None. BYRD, ROBERT: Activities-None; Future Plans-Go into broadcasting. CAENEPEEL, JOELLEN: Activities-Booster Club, 10,11,12; Girls Swim Team, 9,10,1 1; Student Government, 11, 12, (President of the House, 12); Intramural Soft- ball, 11,12; Future Plans— Work and travel. To be released from the Iron Hand . CALDWELL, ED: Activities-Junior Class President; Editor-in-Chief Explorer, 11,12; Debate Team, 11,12; Drama Club, 12; Booster Club, 12; National Honor Society, 11,12; Quill and Scroll, 11,12; Debate Team President, 12; Future Plans- College, I w School. CALDWELL, KATHLEEN L.: Activities-Booster Club, 10,11,12; German Club, 10; Varsity Swim Team, 10,11; Attendance Office, 11,12; Future Plans— Junior college and airline stewardess. CAMPBELL, JAYME: Activities-Booster Club, 9,11,12; All Sports Club, 10; Ex- ecutive Board, 10; H.R, Rep., 12; Future Plans-IUSB CANNADY, TERRY: Activities-BCS; Future Plans-University of Texas. CARPENTER, JAMES: . Vctivities-Drania Club, 10,11; Booster Club, 12; All Sports, 10; Photographer, 10; Rifle Club, 11; Future Plans— Graphic Communica- tion Education. CARTER, JACKIE CARTER; KEN: Activities-Track 9,10,12; Cross-Country, 9,12; Future Plans- University of Michigan; Run across the country, become President, go to Mars. CASPER, STEVE: Activities-None; Future Plans-Traveling in the U.S. CASS, RICHARD: Activiti es-Football, 9; Track, 9, (co-captain); Varsity Cross Country, 10,11,12, (co-captain); Varsity Track, 10,11,12; Swimming, 12; Science Club, 12; Booster Club, 10,11,12; Junior Prom Court; Future Plans-College. CENKUSH, TIM CHAMBERS, MARY ELLEN: Activities- Drama Club, 9; German Club, 10; Inter- national Chib, 11,12; Synchronized Swimming, 10,11,12; Future Plans— College and Travel. CHAMBLISS, DONITA: Activities-Booster Club, 10; BCS, 9,10,11,12; H.R. Rep., 11; Senior Class Secretary; Future Plans— College. CHILDRESS, KEVIN CHOLASINSKI SUSAN: Activities-Girl ' s Competitive Swim Team, 11,12; Syn- chronized Swim, 10,11,12; Intramural Tennis, 10,11,12; OE.A Board Member. 12; Futiire Plans— Travel, College. CICHOWICZ. KEN: Activities-Basketball, 9; All Sports Club, 11; Booster Club, 10,11,12; Future Plans— To own the biggest hog in the bend. CMflK, KEVIN: Activities-Band, 9,10,11,12; Drama Club 10,11; Booster Club, 12; Future Plans -To have Grems pay me for all the food he stole at lunch. 22 ' ' • CLARK, KIM DIANE: Activities-Intranmra! Softball, 11; Booster Club, 12; BCS, 11,12; Future Plaas— Attend College, Pre-Med School, and receive a M.D. Degree. CLARK, MALIA GLOWERS, RICHARD: Activities-Wrestling; Future Plans-Physical Therapist. COBB, BEVERLY: Activities-Glee Club, 9,10,12; BCS, 10,11,12; Future Plans- Nursing. Looking For Anything??! COLEMAN. CATHY COLEMAN, DAVID: Activities-None; Future Plans-Mechanics. I COLLINS, LILLIAN: Activities-Band, 9; BCS, 10,11,12; Future Plans-College. COX, MARSHA: Activities-Guidance Office, 10; Booster Club, 11,12; Audio-Vi- sual Club, 12; Future Plans— Career in criminal law or law enforcement. CREED. DEBBIE CRIFFIELD. L. THOMAS: Activities-Football manager, 11,12; Spani-sh Club, 10; Future Plans— lUSB, take over McDonalds, go to Mars in the tourist section. CROWELL. JOHN: Activities-Wrestling, 11; International Club, 11,12; Future ' Plans— Life, College, marriage, wine, women, and sex. ' CS£A ' Afi, JOHN: Activities-All Sports Club, 12; Booster Club. 12; MFIC, (Vice- ; Pres.), 11,12; Co-Chairman Ping-Pong Tournament, 12; Future Plans-BSU, toab- I solve myself of all the vices that, for the last four years has ruined my body chem- i istry; then to go out and discover a whole new set-and be so BAD!. I CSENAR. .WAR y;Activitie.s- Volleyball, 9,10,11,12; Intramural Volleyball 10,11; Intramural Softball, 10,11,12; Intranmral Bowling. 12; Swim Team Manager, ] 11,12; Girls Sports Club Executive Board, 10,11,12: Future Plans- Working, ■ polka-ing my life away. Seniois 23 i CUMMINCS. VAL CUNEO, JOHN, JR.: Activities-Band, 11,12; Future Plans-College. CYBULSKl, BRADLEY: Activities-Science CMub, 9; Booster Club, 10; Future Teachers, 11,12; Future Plans— College CZYZ, CAROLYN: Activities-Glee Club; Booster Club, 11; Future Plans-Nurs- ing, marriage. DAUGHERTY, KIM: Activities-Track, 9; Baseball 10,12; Hockey, 10,11,12; Booster Club, 11,12; All Sports Club, 10. Future Plans-Ball State University, architect. DAVIS, ALISON: Activities-Modern Dance, 10,11,12; Softball, 10,11; Tennis, 10,11,12; Synchronized Swim, 11; Track, 10; Booster Club, 10,11; Drama Club, 10,11; Student Government, 11,12; Concert Choir, 12; National Honors Society, 12,; Future Plans -College and work. DAVJS, DEBRA DAVIS. EVELYN DAVIS. LYNN DAVIS, MICHEAL DAVIS, ROCHELLE DAVIS, WILLIAM Early Graduates DAWSON, SALLY: Activities-Booster Club, 10,11,12; Vollevball, 10; Future Plans-Work. DEAN, DAVID DEBAETS, CONNIE: Activities-Booster Club, 0,11; COE, 12; Future Plans- Work. DECKER, MARY DEFERBRACHE, FAITH DEJAECHER. ROBERT: Activities-Band, 9,10,11,12, Booster Club, 12; Future Plans— Be the first person to streak around the world; make a life-time study to find out what makes teachers tick. DENNY, ANITA DEROO, SUSIE: Activities-National Honors Society, 11,12; Band, 10,11,12; Head Majorette, 10,11,12; Booster Club, 10,11,12; Football Homecoming Court,; Drama Club, 9,10; Debate Club, 11; Future Plans— Marry my pilot, Greg Rogers, fiv away and live happily ever after; Become editor of Plavgirl Magazine. DIXON, ERNEST: Activities-Football, 9,10,11; Wrestling, 9,10,11; Future Plans— Undecided. DOBECKI, KEVIN: ActiviUes-Band, 9,10,11,12; Future Plans-Hiking various trails around America; attend Ivy Tech for Computer Technology. DOCHERTT, PAT: Activities-Basketball, 9; All Sports Club, 10,11; Future Plans— Drink at least one cold six of Budweiser a day; become part owner of the S.B. Tribune. DONOVAN, GREG: Activities-Student Government, 12; Future Plans-To be- come another Danny Seraphine. DRIVER, GRETA DUBREE, KEVIN: Activities-Junior Achievement, 10; Creative Writing Club, 12; Future Plans— College and a job or Armed Service. DUDECK, DEBBIE DUPONT, CARLOS JULIAN: Activities-Glee Club, 12; Future Plans-After this year I am going to go back to my country, Colombia, and then I have to finish high school. I am planning to go to college to study engineering. DURKIN, DAVID P.: Activities-Golf, 9; Future Plans-Travel, work, school. EBEL, DENISE: Activities-Attendance Office, 10,12; Bowling, 11; Intensive Of- fice Lab-President, 12; Future Plans-College, travel, marriage-grow to be six feet tall. EDWARDS, CECILIA: Activities-Cheerleading, 9,10,11; BCS, 10,11,12; Booster Club, 10,11,12; Homeroom Rep., 9; Class Sec, 9; Girls Sport Executive Board, 11; Soph. Class Executive Board; Future Nurses, 9; Future Plans-Nursing School EDWARDS, JAMES: Activities-None. Future Plans— Work to make more money. EGER, WARREN Bring June Closer EGYHAZl, JIM EHNINGER, TERRY: Activities-Booster Club, 10,11,12; Glee Club, 9,10,11,12; LaSalle Singers, 11,12; Student Government, 11,12; Drama Club, 10; National Honor Society, 11; Future Plans-To go where God leads me and to do His work. 1 plan to attend Tavlor University; social work; marriage. EWING, DARLENE: Activities-Booster Club, 12; DECA, 12; Synchronized Swim, 10; Future Plans— get married and live each day as Mother Nature grants it. FALLS, SUE: Activities-Booster Club, 12; Future Plans-Work and marriage. FARTHING, PATTY: Activities-Drama Club, 9; International Language Club, 10; Future Plans— Nursing and travel around the world. FEEDER, DOREEN: Activities-Booster Club, 10,11,12; Future Plans-Work FERGUSON, RICHARD: Activities-None. Future Plans-Travel in search of the ancient astronauts. FIEDLER, JANINE: Activities-Synchronized Swim, 10,11,12, (Co-Director, 12); International Club, 10,11; Girls Sports Club Executive Board, 12; Glee Club, 12; Gynma-stics, 11; Future Plans-College for pre-veterinary science. FINK, PAULA: Activities-Band, 9,10,11,12; Orchestra, 9,10,11,12; Glee Club, 9,10,11,12; Science Club, 9,12; Jazz Band, 10,11; Pep Band, 10,11,12; Booster Club, 10,11; Creative Writing, 10; Gymna.stics Club, 10,11; Swim Team, 9,10,11,12; Track, 10,11,12 (male varsity); National Honor Society; Future Plans- College, major in science. Seniors 25 n FISHER, PAULA: Activities-Pep Band, 11,12; Band, 9,10,11,12; Orchestra, 11,12; Girls Swim Team, 10,11,12; Future Teachers, 11,12; Booster Ckib, 11; Office Ser- vice Club, 9; Spanish Club, 9,10; Intramural Tennis, 10; H.R. Representative, 12. Future Plans— Ball State, Special Education teacher. FLANAGAN, ]AY: Activities-Spanish Club, 9,10; Basketball, 9; National Honor Society, 11,12; Future Teachers, 12. Future Plans-Become a history teacher on the secondary level, follow the Lord Jesus Christ. FLEISCHMAN, GREG: Activities-Varsity Tennis, 11,12; Science Club, 10,11,12 Swimming, 9. Future Plans— Live (and go to college). FOBAR, HELEN: Activities-Booster Club, 11,12; Glee Club, 9,10; Band, 9,10. Future Plans— Go to college. FOflGASH, BRUCE: Activities-Basketball, 9,10; Baseball, 9; Booster Club, 10,12. FRANK, DAN: Activities-Booster Club, 11; Science Club, 9,10,11,12; Drama Club, 11; Glee Club, 10,11,12; LaSalle Singers, 11,12; Tennis, 10,11,12; Hockey, 10,11,12; National Honor Society, 11,12. Future Plans— College, enjoy life, play hockey, and become a doctor. FRANKLIN, CAROLE: Activities-BSC, 9,10,11,12; Glee Club, 9,11. Future Plans— Work and save money to join the Army. FRANKLIN, MICHAEL: Activities-BCS. Future Plans-Undecided. FRICK, COLEEN: Activities-Glee Club, 11,12; LaSalle Singers, 11; Booster Club, 10,11. Future Plans— Marriage. CADSON, CHERYL: Band, 9,10,11,12; Booster Club, 9,10; BCS, 10,11,12; Club, 9. Future Plans— College for marketing. CADSON, VERNON GAMBLE, BOB: Activities-Track, Football. Future Plans-Army (maybe). Glee GANSER, KURT: Boys PBR Clan. GILDEA, DONNA GILLIAM, DAN Activities— None. Futiu-e Plans— Remain president of Tank-U- CLUECKEHZ CHERYL: Activities-Swim team, 10; Booster Club, 11,12. Future Plans— Undecided. GOCZA, MELINDA: Activities- Drama Club, 11,12; Booster Club, 12; Synchro- nized Swimming, 11; Parliamentarian of OEA, 12; International Club, 11. Future Plans— Go to Colorado with Gina and Connie, let nature take its course, and PARTY. GODFREY, GARY GOLl HOWSKI, CHERYL J.: Acti nties-Glee Club, 9,10,11; Mixed Chorus, 12; DECA Club Treasurer, 12; Attendance Office, 11; Booster Club, 10,11,12; Drama Club, 10. Future Plans— To travel and take life as it comes. GORDON, JEFF GOROG, JENNIFER GRIFFIN, ELMA GRIFFITH, BRIAN: Hockey team, 10,11,12. Future Plans-to become a pimp. GROOMS. ELIZABETH A.: Creative Writing Club, 10,11; Spanish Club, 9. Fu- ture Plans— Keep my marriage strong, raise a large happy family, and become a printer. GRZEGOREK, JERRY: Activities-None. Future Plans-Have a good time. HAEFKE, ADRIANNE INGRID: Activities-Tri-Hi-Y, 9; Booster Club, 10; Gym- nastics, 10; Intramural Tennis, 11; Litemational Club, 12; Junior Prom Court, 11; Erg-stealing, 12. Future Plans— College, get rich quick. National Toe-Wresthng Champion HANEY, JIM: Activities-Tri-Hi-Y, 9; Booster Club, 10; Track. 10; National Honor Society, 11,12; International Club, 12; Junior Prom Court, 11; Erg-stealing, 12. Future Plans— College, eating, sleeping, and ergnapping. HANNAH, KEN: Activities-Football, 9; Track, 9,10,11; Wresthng, 9; Cross-coun- try, 10,11. Future Plans— Work, travel, school, party, and get a place of my own. Seniors 27 HANSUTS, ANTHONY HARMON, TCHRINA: Activities-Newspaper, 9; Gymnastics, 9,11; Cheerleader, 11; BCS 10,11,12; COE-OEA, 12. Future Plans-Ball State HAYNES, KEITH A.: Activities-Track. 10,11,12; Bowling, 10,11,12; Cross-Coun- tr ' , 11; Drama Club, 10; BCS, 10; Debate, 11,12; Creative Writing Club. 10; Archery Club, 9; Summer Track, 10. Future Plans— Geologist, other scientific fields. High-paying job. HEALD, ELISABETH J.: Activities-Science Club, 12: Concert Band, 9,10,11 Jazz Band, 9,10,11; National Honor Society, 11,12. Future Plans— Veterinary Med icine at Purdue. HERMAN, CINDY: Activities-Intramural Tennis, 10; Future Phins-Travel and move out west. HIGHT, SHE.RYL: Activities-Orchestra, 9,10,11,12; International CKib, 10,11; National Honor Society, 11,12; Synchronized Swimming, 10. Future Plans— Mar- riage, raise a family, continue education later. HILLMAN, STEPHANNE D.: Activities-Future Teachers, 10; Glee Club, 9; BCS, 10,11,12; Usher Club, 12. Future Plans-Air Force, Barbering{for sure) or clerical work. HIRES, SCOT J.: Activities-Track, 9, 10,11,12; Swimming, 10,11,12. Future Plans Graduate from LaSalle. HODGE, DAVID: Activities-None. Futiu-e Plans-Army. HOLLAND, SUE: Activities Intramural Volleyball, 10; Intramural Tennis, 10,11,12; Booster Club, 11,12; Future Plans-Work, travel, eventually get| married. HOPKINS, DAN: Activities-Baseball, 9; Football, 10,11; Wrestling, 9,10,11,12; BtxKter Club, 10; Future Plans— Move to Colorado and leave this town far behind. HOPPE, DEBBIE HORNING, VIRGINIA: Activities-Synchronized Swimming, 10; Spanish Club, 9,10; Future Plans— Travel to reach my ultimate goal. HORVATH, CHERRY L.: Activities-None; Future Plans-Butterflies are free, and that ' s the way I will be! HORVATH, JAMES: Activities-None; Future Plans: Travel to the West Coast and go to college in later years. HORVATH, KIRK: Activities; Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Drama Club 9.10; Art Club 10,11,12; Booster Club 10,11,12. Future Plans-To assasinate Gerald Ford, and start a Revolution against Bolivia. HORVATH, GRANT: Activities: Hockey Team. Future Plans; To fight inflatioi by buying beer at cheep prices. HOWE, KAREN: Activities-None. Future Plans— Keep on working to make more money. HUDELMYEB KAREN: Activities-None. -Keep Future Plans-Child Care training. HUFF RANDY: Activities: Swim Team 10,11,12. Booster Club 11. Future Plans- College. HUFF SHERYL: Activities-Booster Club 12. Future Plans-To go into practice Nursing. 28 HUY$ BARBARA: Activities-None. Future Plans-to leave South Bend. HYDE ROBERT: Activities-B.C.S. 10,)2. Sport Club 10. Future Plans-College IMUS CINDY IVANKOVICS TINA: Activities-Booster Club 10,11, Latin Club 10. Futun Plans— College and to hilfill my secret dream. JACKSON DONNA: Activities-B.C.S. 12. Student Government 12. Future Plans; Going to college. JACKSON IRIS: Activities— None. Future Plans— Learn sign language to help deaf people. JANICKI, TOM: Activities-Baseball, 10,11,12. Future Planii-Be myself, do my thing, and be cool. JANNASCH. DIRK: Booster Club, 10,11; All Sports Club, 11. Future Plans-Re- place Castro as head of Cuba. JANOWIAK, DAVID: Activities-Wrestling 9; Swimming, 10. Future Plans- Body repairman. JANOWIAK, MARYALICE: Activities-Booster Club, 10,11, 12(Secretary, 12); All Sports Club, ll,12,(Treasurer, 11); National Honor Society, 11,12; Debate, 11; Beyond Our Control Junior Achievement Television Project, 10,11.12. Future Plans— University of Evansville to study radio-TV. JANOWIAK, NANCY: Activities- Booster Club, 11,12; Girls Sports Club Execu- tive Board, 12; Volleyball, 11,12; Intramural Volleyball, 10,11,12. Future Plans- College JELINSKI, JIM Cicero and LaSalle Commune (a) Cicero Carvalho, foreign exchange student liv- ing with the Brian Rupe family, from Uberlandia- Minasgeran, Brazil. ■ Seniors 29 £W£7T, DEBBIE: Activities-Glee Club, 9; Ushers Club, 10; Booster Club 11,12; Future Plans— Get married, move to New Jersey. JEZIORSKI, TERRY: Activities-None. Future Plans-Alcoholic or Mayor of South Bend— whichever comes first. JOHNSON, GWEN: Activities-BCS, 10; Future Plar.s-Undecided. JOHNSON, JAMES JOHNSON, JOAN: Activities-Glee Club, 9; BCS, 12; Future Plans-Purdue Uni- versity, Medical Technology, move to Boston. Mass. JOHNSON, MIKE JOHNSON, RON: Activities-Concert Band, 9,10,11,12; Pep Band, 11,12; Jazz Band, 12; Future Plans— To continue in the area of progressive art and music, and stay away from factories and gas stations. JOHNSON, TERRI: Activities-Booster Club, 10,11,12; Concert and Marching Band, 9,10,11,12; Pep Band, 10,11,12; Jazz Band, 11; Orchestra. 11,12; National Honors Society; All Sports Club, 12; Varsity Track Manager, 11,12; Girls Swim- ming Trainer, 12; Spanish Club, 9; Health Careers Club, 9; Future Plans— College, Ball State JOHNSON, VERNICE: Activities-Gymnastics, 9; BCS, 10,11,12; Senior Class Vice-President; Summer Track Team, 10; Future Plans— Howard University, Washington, D.C. or Ball State; Major in Elementary Education. JOHNSON, WILLIAM: Activities-Football, 9,10,11,12; Basketball, 9,10; Track, 9,10,11; Head of Class Executive Board, 11; All Sports Club, 10,11; BCS, 12; Fu- ture Plans— College or Service, undecided. JONES, DARYL: Activities-None. Future Plans-To win on my Can-Am, Be first man to ravel in time, and enter the Air Force. KAMINSKI, PETE: Activities-None Future Plans-None. KAWKA, TIM: Activities-Ushers Club, 9,10; Rifle Team, 12; Ping-Pong Team, 9,10,11,12; Future Plans-I.U. to become a rich doctor and buy a TR-6 KENDALL, BETTY: Activities— None. Future Plans-Go to school to be a nurse ' s aide. KERTAL VICKl: Activities-Girls Swim Team, 9,10,11; Intramural Tennis, 10,11,12; All Sports Club President, 11,12; Booster Club, 11; DECA, 12; Future Plans— Travel Agent; Serve 2 years in the United States Air Force— travel and live each day to its fullest. KILBRIDE, SEAN: Activities-Archery Club, 9; All Sports Club, 10; Hockey, 10,11,12; Future Plans-College. KISER, BRENDA: Activities-Creative Writing Club, 10,11; Future Plans-Tlier- apy, Special Education, take lif e as it comes. KLIMEK, LINDA: Activities-Volleyball, 9; Booster Club, 10,11,12; OEA Presi- dent, 12; Future Plans-IUSB, worki drive my fork lift. KNEZEVICH, MICHAEL: Activities-l.C.T., 12; Future Plans-To attend the Bi- centennial in Philadelphia and to generally live life to its fidlest extent. KOEHLER, FREDERICK J.: Activities-Football, 9,10,11,12; Wrestling, 9; Booster Club, 10,11; Science Club, 12; Hi-Y, 9; Future Plans-To rise to the great heights of my greatly admired hero, Richard Milhous .Nixon, or make enough money to purchase the Standard Oil Corporation. KOEHLER, JULIE: Activities-Girls Swim Team, 9,10,11,12; Intramural Sports; International Club. 10,11,12; Girls Sports Club, 12; Future Plans— Nursing 30 CK, TRAVIS LACOSSE, JODY: Activities-Bowling, 10; Booster Club; Future Plans-Further my education or work in an office and get married in the future. LAKOVITS. TINA: Activities-Bowling, 10,11,12; International Club, 10; Booster Club, 11; Girls Sports Club Executive Board, 11,12; Softball, 10.11,12; Swim Team, 11,12; Future Plans— Get as much out of life as I can ' cause you only go around once! Then join the National Guard or get into Pro Bowling— my biggest goal in Ufe! LANE, KAREN LANGEDERFER. DERBIE: Activities-None; Future Plans-College; Special Education. LATKOWSKI, LISA: Activities-Booster Club, 10,11,12; Cheerleader, 9,10,11; Modem Dance Club, 10; Soph. Class Treasurer; Jr. Class Executive Board; Na- tional Honor Society; Future Plans— Secretary KOLOSZAR. GARY; Activities-Marching Band, 10,11,12; Future Plans- Aistronaut. KONSTANTY, DENNIS: Activities-None Future Plans-College, be an accountant. KOSANA, DEBBIE: Activities-Library Helper, 11: Future Plans-Undecided. KOSANOVICH, BOB: Activities-Wrestling, 10,11,12,9; Booster Club, 11,12; Fu- ture Plans— College KOVACH, PHIL: Activities-Football, 10; Track, 9,10,11,12; All Sports Club, 10; Photography Club, 12; Future Plans— To live in the Blue Mountains of Jamacia and be the owner of a big plantation where I could consume only organic things. KOZLOSKI, MARK: Activities-Basketball, 9,10: Football, 9; Captain Ping-Pong Team, 9,10,11,12; Future Plans— College, Become a CPA and rip the government off; lead Poland in the fight 2 ainst ethnic jokes. KRAMER, MICHEAL: Activities-DECA, 12; Future Plans-Build an ice cube factory in Greenland. KROLL, LEONARD: Activities-Photography Club, 12; Future Plans-To ac- quire some good land and retire early. KRUG, TOM KUKLA, JILL: Activities-International Club, 10,11,12; Cadet Teaching, 12; Booster Club, 12; Future Plan.s-College in the East to study marine biology. KUREK, RALPH: Activities-None. Future Plans-Keep on working. KWL TKOWSKl PAUL: Activities-None; Future Plans-Work. LEVELLE, BILL LAWSON, CLIFFORD: Activities-Glee Club, 12; Future Plans-Undecided. LEE, ANTHONY Seniors 31 LEEKE, MARY LEESER, ANDREA: Activities-Booster Club, 10; Science Club, 11,12; Tennis, 12; Future Plans— College. LEESER, CYNTHIA: Activities-French Club, 10; Booster Club, 11,12; National Honor Society; Future Plans— College. LEMERE, ED LEONARD, MARVA: Activities-Booster Club, 10,11; BCS, 10,11,12; OEA, Junior Class Rep.; Main Office Helper, 11; Future Plans— Legal Secretary. LESZCZYNSKI, STEVE: Activities-None; Future Plans-College, 12; LETHERMAN, JOE: Activities-Baseball, 9,10,11.12; Football, 9,10,11,12; Hockey, 9,10,11,12; Vice-President All Sports, 12; Future Plans— Go to college or to Pro Hockey or Baseball. LEWANDOWSKl, JOHN: Activities-None; Future Plans-Keep on working. LEYBA, ERNEST: Activities-None; Future Plans-None. LICHNEROWICZ, ROLAND LIGOCKL LINDA LIPPINCOTT, GARY: Activities- Education. Band, 9,10,11,12; Future Plans-Higher LITTLE, TACK: Activities-None; Future Plans-College. LOGAN, EARL: Activities— None; Future Plans— College, studv architecture. LOLMAUGH, PATRICIA: Activities-Bowling, 10,11; Softball, 10; Booster Club, 11; Future Plans— Get married and work. LOVELL, CHERYL: Activities-Booster Club, 10; Guidance Office, 12; Atten- dance Office, 11; Main Office, 9; Future Plans— Vogues Beauty College. LOWE, BECKY LOWE, CAROL: Activities-Science Club, 10,11; Booster Club, 12; Intramural volleyball, 10; Intramural Softball, 10; Future Plans— Holy Cross Junior College, Martin ' s Super Market, to achieve goals that I didn ' t at LaSalle, Travel. LUCZKOWSKI, THOMAS: Activities-Football Manager, 10,11,12; Baseball Manager, 10; Track Manager, 11,12; Futvue Plans— College. LUPRESTO, MICHAEL: Activities— None; Future Plans— wholesale salesmanship. LUSK, DAVE 32 MABRY, BRIAN MACTVRCH, TERRY: Activities-Glee Club, 12; Wrestling, 10,11; Football Man- ager, 10; All Sports Club, 12; Future Plans— College, Data Processing, or be a P.E. teacher. Live in California. MADISON, BRIAN MAFFIJT, TOM: Activities-International Club, 10; Science Club, 11,12; Future Plans— Notre Dame. MAGLEY. WILLIAM MANDICH, STEVE: Activities-Booster Club, 10,11,12; Football, 10,11,12; Swim- ming, 12; Future Plans— to .stow away on an ocean liner and go to an uncharted pacific island with Fred and two cool chicks and wait until the facist ' s blow up the world so we can start civilization over the right way or go to college and be- come a capitalist. MARKIN. BRUCE MAROSZ, PAT MASON, CYNTHIA: Activities-Booster Club, 12; Future Plans-Tennessee State University and Fashion School to become a fashion co-ordinator. MATERNOWSKI, MERCl. Activities-Girls Sports Club Executive Board, Booster Club, 10,11,12; Volleyball, 11,12; Volleyball and Softball, 11,12; Atten- dance Office, 11,12; Future Plans— Get all the gusto, ' cause it only comes around once. MAYS, DAVE: Activities- Audio Visual, 11,12; Future Plans-Follow my inter- ests, electronics. MAZVRKIEWICZ, PATTI: Activities-Competitive Volleyball, 9,10,11,12; Intra- mural Volleyball, 11; Intramural Bowling, 12; Booster Club, 9,10,11,12; Football Homecoming Court, Intensive Office Lab, 12; Girls Sports Club, 12; Attendance Office, 11; Future Plans— Travel, marriage to a ' pig ' , school. MACCAULEY, SHERLYN: Activities-BCS, 10,11.12; Glee Club, 10,11; Soph- omore Executive board head; Future Plans— College, elementary teaching or teaching retarded kids. MCCLURE, SHELIA: Activities-Glee Club, 9; Booster Club, II; Future Teach- ers of America, 11; National Honor Society, 11; Attendance Office, 11; ICT, 12; Future Plans— Central Bible College, serve Chri.st possibly over seas in Singapore, marriage. MCCULLEY, SHARON: Activities-Future Health Careers, 9; Drama Club, 9,10,11,12; Drama Executive Board, 11,12; Volleyball, 11; Intramurals, 11,12; Glee Club, 11,12; Main Office, 12; Attendance Office, 10; Gym Helper, 11,12; Fu- ture Plans— To get out of the ghetto. MCCULLY, WANE: Activities-Drama Club, 10; Class Executive Board, 10,11,12; ICT, 11,12; Booster Club, 11,12; Future Plans-Possibly more school, corresponding with my work. MCKINNIES, BEN: Activities-ICT, 12; Future Plans-Work. MEDICH, MICHAEL NICK: Activities-Football, 9; Swimming, 9,10; Track. 9; Booster Club, 12; Future Plans— Race turtles in Serbia, tour the world, end up in Jamaica, beat that Greek for the title of World Champion Turtle Racer , and to take Sue with me to clean up the turtles. MEDICH, PAUL: Activities-Drama Club, 11,12; Swimming, 9;, Future Plans-To join forces with Mike Medich to revive the Serbian Revolution and conquer the world with the ' MED ' army;. MELADY. DUANE MENDENHALL, DAVE 33 MIHOLICK, MARGARET: Activities-Booster Club, 10,12; Future Teachers, II; Future Plans— College, travel, live in Colorado. MILES, CAESAR MILLER, ALAN: Activities— None. Future Plans— Undecided MILLER, BARBARA: Activities-Girls Swim Team, 10,11,12; Intramural Tennis, 10; Bowling, 10; Art Club, 11; Debate, 11; Gymnastics, 12; Explorer Staff, 12; Fu- ture Plans— College— to come back to town as a lawyer and get all my friends out of jail. MILLER, SUSANNE: Activities-Glee Club, 9,10,11,12; LaSalle Singers, 11,12; Glee Club Vice-President, 12; Future Plans— Work and marriage. MOLNAR, BARB: Activities— None. Futiu-e Plans— To carry on my education and get married MOLNAR, DAVID: Activities-Booster Club, 10,11,12; Footbal l, 9,10,11,12; Bas- ketball, 9,10,11; Soph. Class Vice-President; Future Plans-Attend B.S.U. and play football in the Mid-American Conference. Pursue a dental career, and open my dental office in Colorado. (Tliose of you in Colorado, look me up in a few years) MONROE, JEFF MOORE. PATRICK: Activities-Basketball, 10,11,12; Track, 9,10,11,12; Football, 9; BCS, 11,12; Future Plans— College— Major in computer programming. MORAN, JOE MORGAN, BARBARA: Activities-None. Future Plans-Take a trip to Florida, go to college in,Califomia for a modeling career. MORTON, RAFAEL: Activities-BCS, 9,10,11,12; Baseball, 9,11,12: Cross Coun- try, 10; Future Plaui- College. . To Be At The Top MURRAY, MARLAH J.: Activities-Vi restling, 9,10,11,12; All Sports Chib, 10,11,12; Future Plans-Marines. MURRAY, MARTI J.: Activities-None. Future Plans-Trade School. MUSTAK, BOBBIE ANN MYERS, PEGGY: Activities-Hi-¥, 9; International Club, 10; Explorer Staff, 10,11,12; Student Government, 11; Glee Club, 11,12; Drama Club Exec. Board, 11,12; Booster Club, 12; Future Plans— Study of music in and drama in college— a happy and full life— far future: marriage. NAGY, LASZIO: Activities-Football 9; A.V. Club, 9; Booster Club, 12; Future Plans— Travel to Europe, attend Business School after return. NEWBILL, ROXANNE M.: Activities-Drama Club, 9; Volleyball, 9,10; BCS, 10,11,12; Future Plans— College and go into Marketing. NEWMAN, WILLIE ANN: Activities-Booster Club, 10,12; BCS, 10,11,12; Science Club, 9; Future Plans— College, to become a pharmacist. NEWTON, BECKY: Activities-Booster Club, 11,12; Future Plans-Go to Califor- nia, visit Disneyland and try to get Mickey Mouse ' s job. NICKS, VALERI 34 DBALSKI, EUGENE j; NIEDBALSKI. NANCY: Activities-Booster Club, 10,11,12; Co-op, 12; Future ! Plans— College, travel. 1! NIEZGODSKl, PATRICK L.: Activities-Science Club 9,10,11,12; Booster Club, 10,11,12; Cross Country, 11,12; Plans— Purdue, Engineering. 9,10,12; Hockey, Track, 12; Future I NIMTL, MARK j NOBLE, KENNETH G. JR.: Activities- Wrestling, 10; Booster Club, 12; Future t Plans— Indiana University, hopefully, to become a professional stuntsnian. ' NORRIS, MARY: Activities-Art Club, 12; Future Plans-Buy a van and see the country. NYE, SUSAN: Activities-National Honors Society, 12; Concert Band, 9,10,11,12; Pep Band, 11,12; Marching Band, 10,11,12; Jazz Band, 12; Girls Swim Team, 9,10,11,12; Booster Club, 11,12; Future Plans-Purdue University ODOM, THELIA O ' NEILL, DANIEL: Activities— None. Future Plans— To live in the serenity of Hope Rescue Mission until the age 35— at 35 I will be married; to develop my mind to be like Mr. Fuchs. ORBAN, LARRY: Activities-Baseball 10,11,12; All Sports Club Executive Board, 12; Booster Club, 12; Football Homecoming Court Escort, 12; Future Plans— To move to the North Pole, join the Monkhood, work on an ice farm. t ORBAN, MELINDA M.: Activities-Glee Club, H; OEA, 12; Future Plans-At- tend the Michiana College of Commerce. One Final Time OSTRANDER, RICHARD: Activities-Booster Club, 10,11,12; Future Plans- Working at Steinhoffer Scale Co. PAJAK, DEBBIE D.: Activities-Volleyball, 10; Future Plans-Keep working at Kroger ' s— later attend I.U. PATTILLO, DAVID K.: Activities-Tennis, 10,11,12; Future Plans-Manchester College PEARSON, RICHARD: Activities- PELLOW, HERBERT PERKINS, DENNIS None. Future Plans— Death and taxes. PERKINS. MARK PHILLIPS, CURTIS: Activities-Booster Club, 12; Football, 9,10,11,12; Latin Club, 10,11; Wresthng, 9,10,11; International Club, 10,11; National Honors So- ciety, 11,12; Future Plans— To found and manage a snowball factory at the South Pole, and donate the proceeds to an orphanage for needy penguins. PETELLE, JOSEPH: Activities-Booster Club, 10; Band 9,10.11,12: Orchestra, 11,12; Debate, 11; Track, 11; Cross Country, 12; Future Plans-To overtake the Soviet Union for the first time. Seniors 35 (a) Carlos DuPont, foreign exchange student from Colombia, guest of Tom Sellers. (a) f Columbian Culture Embraces LaSalle PIEKARSKI. KEN PIEPER, EDWARD; Wrestling, 9,10,11; Booster Club, 10,11,12. Future Plans- Get a full time job and live away from home. PIETRZAK, DEBORA: Health Career Club, 9; Spanish Club Treasurer, 9; Girls Swim Team, 9,10,11,12; Booster Club, 10,11,12; Track, 10,11,12; All Sports Club, ll,12(Secretary): Homeroom Bepresentative, 10,11. Future Plans— Selling sea shells to Sally at the sea shore, or open my own Pete ' s Pickle Packing Plant. PINNICK, LAURIE: International Club, 11; Booster Club, 12. Future Plans- Work, travel aroimd the covmtry, attend college for degree in art. PORTER, MARK: Activities-Swim Team, 10; Booster Club, 12; ICT Executive Board, 12. Future Plans— Move to Florida, get Fire Science degree, then move to L.A. PRAWAT, CONNIE: Activities-Intramural Track, 10; Intramural Softball, 10; Synchronized Swimming, 10,11; Gymnastics, 11; Boo ster Club, 12. Future Plans- Undecided. PRESNAL, JACKI: Activities-Library Club, 9; Drama Club, 10,11,12; Glee Club, 9,11,12; Booster Club, 12. Future Plans— College, travel, tlien work. PRIEBE, DAVID: Audio-visual Club, 11,12. Future Plans-Brakeman on the Penn Central Railroad. PULASKI DAN: Activities-None. Future Plans-Party! PYNAERT, MARK RAI, RAVINDER: Activities-Booster Club, 12; FTA, 9,10; Newspaper, 12; Soph Class Executive Board. Future Plans— Pre-med and travel. RANDLE. WINONA: Activities-Glee Club, 9: Black Choir, 0; Booster Club, 9, Future Plans-Ivy Tech. 36 Senior Outlook Widens RAYMER, DAVE: Creative Writing, 10,12; Football, 9,10. Fiiture Plans-School, Race turtles in Jamaica. RAYMER, HELENA Band, 9; Booster Club, 12; Creative Writing, 12. Future Plans— Undecided. REED, JACKIE REID, ANITA REKOS, MIKE: Activities— None. Future Plans— Become another Tarzaii. RHYMER, DAWN: Activities-Booster Club. 12. Future Plans-Army, kindergar- ten teacher or mechanic. RICE, MERRILL SUE: Activities-Drama Club, 11,12; Booster Club, 12; Newspa- per, 12. Future Plans— College, nursing. RICHARD, KRISTINA: Activities-Latin Club, 10; Debate, 11,12. Future Plans- Undecided. RIDENOUR, JILL: Activities-Orchestra, 9; Softball, 10; Booster Club, 12. Future Plans— School, marriage. RIDLEY, MARYBETH: Activities-Hi-Y president, 9; Girls Swim Team, 10; Syn- chronized Swimming, 11; Debate 11; Booster Club, 10,ll,12(Executive Board,ll); Modem Dance, 11; Art Club President, 12; National Honor Society, 11,12. Future Plans— College, art, and someday marriage. RIGHTER, CINDY: Activities-Glee Club, 10,11,12; Drama Club, 10; Booster Club, 11,12; National Honor Society, 11,12. Future Plans— College, continue serv- ing Christ through our music ministry. RIGHTER, DERBY: Activities-Glee Club, 10,11,12; Drama Club, 10; Booster Club, 11,12. Future Plans— Bethel College, serve Jesus until His second coming. RINEHART, DAVE RINEHART, TOM: Activities-Track, 10; Future Plans-Build drag cars, Profes- sional, body work. Driving quick cars. Go out west to live and enjoy life skiing, racing and have a house in which I will build. Marry. RITTER, ANNE: Activities-Explorer Staff 11,12; Student Government 10,11,12; Drame Club 9,10,11,12. Sophomore class secretary; Junior class Vice President; Senior class executive Board; Booster club 9,10,11,12. National Honor Society 11,12; 1974 Football Homecoming Court; Football Statistion 11,12. Future Plans— Niu ' sing School RITTER, LYNN: AcHvities; Booster Club 10,11. COE-OEA, Treasurer 12, Glee Club 11. Future plans— Work, Business School and TraveUng. ROBERTSON, GREGORY: Activities; Executive Board Basketball 10,11,12. Track 10,11,12, Football 10,11,12. Health Club. Future Flans-attend University of Maryland, get a degree and be a Psychologist. ROBERTSON, NONA: Activities-None. Future Plans-to leave South Bend. RODGERS, RON: Activities; Booster Club. Future Plans to become the 16( i King of Rumnia. RODICK, STEVE: Activities-Varsity Football 10, 11,12. Varsity BasebaU 10,11,12. Sophomore Class President. Future Plans— College and football. Some- day married. To outdue my father in the number of kids. To lead the Serbian army. To climb the highest tadoo. ROHLEDER CAROLYN: Activities-Booster Club 10,12. French Club 11,12. In- ternational Club 11,12. Glee Club 12. Future Plans— College, major in History, and work in a museum. Also to enjoy life at its fullest. Move out west. Seniors 37 ROHR, JIM: Activities— None. Future Plans— Save mv money, go to Fioiida, drink Biisch l-ieei and join the vvekoiiif wagori. ROOKS. FAUL, : Aetivities-Hi-Y, 9; Synchronized Swimming, 10,11,12; Modern Dance. 10; Booster Club, 10,11; Girls Sports Ciub, 10,11,12; Executive Board, 12; Future Plans— Nurses Training— marriage. ROTHY, CtlEBI: Activities-Booster Club, 10.11; Hi-Y, 9; Drama Club. 10; Fu- ture Plans- College, lUSB ROWLETT, DENISE: Activities-Band, 9,10,11,12; Orchestra, 10.11.12; Spanish Club, 9; Girls Track, 9; Future Plans-To atteiid college. STEVE, ROY: Activities-Track. 11; Cross Country, 12; Chess Tournament. 12; Future Plans— To attend college and study law. RVCKER. SUE: Activities- None; Future ' Plans-Trade school. RULLI, PASQUALE: Activities-Student Government, 10,11,12; Football, 9; Class Advisory Board, 10,12; Drama Club, 9; Student Government Board of Direc- tors, 12; Prom Court, 11. Future Plans- Law Enforcement and to be No.l at Kreamo. RUPE. BRIAN: Activities-Band, 9,10,11,12; Orchestra, 11,12; Swimming, 9,10,11; Future Plans- Where the spirit leads, I will follow. SALVOGEOT, DEBBIE: Activitics-COE-OEA; OEA Board Member; Future Plans— Work, Travel and School. SANDERS, ANDREW: Activities-Black Culture So ;iety, 11,12; Booster Club, 9; Future Plans— Continuing Education. SATKOWSKI, TERRY: Activities-Basketball, 9,10; Baseball, 9.10; Future Plans- Book to California and have a go(xi time. SAC £fiS, CINDY: SCONIERS, AARON: Activities-Health club, 9; All Sports Club, 10; Wrestling, 10; Future Plans— Further Education. SCOTT, ELLEN: . ' Activities— International Club, 10; Synchronized Swim, 11; Fu- ture Teachers, 9; Future Plans— Undecided. SCOTT, THERESA: Activities— None; Future Plans-To go to college and be a so- cial worker, and make big money. SCRUGGS, STEVE: . ctivities-Cross Country. 10.11,12; Glee Club, 10,11,12; Track Team, 9,10,11,12; BCS, 10,11,12; Future Plans-College, make something of myself, and open up my own company. SELLERS, MARLENE: Activities-Cheerleader, 9; Girls Swim Team, Tennis, 10,11,12; Gymnastics, 10; Softball, 10,11,12; Track, 10,11,12; Tennis, 10,11; Vol- leyball Team, 11,12; Booster Club, 10,11; National Honor Society, 11,12; Girls Sports Club, 10,11,12, (Presidetit, 12); Intramural Volleyball, 10,11,12; Synchro- d Swim, 12; Future Plans— Airline Stewardess. ILLERS, THOMAS J.: Activities-Glee Club, 9,10,11,12; LaSalle Singers, 11,12; Band, 9,10,11,12; Orchestra, 10,11,12; Swim Team, 10,11,12; Ba.seball, ' 9,10,ll,12; National Honor Society, 11,12; Pep Band, 10,11,12; Future Plans— College, to play professional baseball. SEXTON, TERRh Activities- Booster Club, 10; Future Plans— Become a nurse or an elem entary school teacher and be a good wife to my future husband. SHAW, KAREN: Activities-Future Teachers, 9; Booster Club, 11.12; Future Plans— College. SHIMP, GEORGE: Activities-Football Mgr.. 9,10,11; Wrestling Mgr. 9,11; Fu- ture Plans— College (Architecture) SNIDECKI, JUDY: Activities-Booster Club, 10,11,12; Girls Swim Team, 10; D.E.C.A., 12; Future Plans— To join the National Guard, be a nun, or just stick to drinking Southern Comfort. SOV7JVSK , PAT SPARKS, RENA: Activities-Booster Club, 12; Future Plans-Undecided. Sr. CLAIR, TIM SPILLMAN, MAfiCM; Activities-Booster Club, 9,10,11,12; Newspaper, 11,12; Soph. Executive Board; Jr. Class Secretary; Sr. Executive Board; COE-OEA Sec, 12; LaSalle Singers, 12; National Honor Society, 12; Future Plans— Work until September— then attend Indiana Central College— major in elementary education. STALKER, JULIA: Activities-Glee Club, 9,1 i, 12; Booster Club, 10,1 1,12; Intra- mural volleyball, 11,12; Intramural bowling 10; Synchronized Swimming 10,11,12; Guidance Helper 9,12; Future Plans— Going to college to get a degree to work with handicapped children STANISZEWSKl MARY: Activities-Booster Club 11,12; lOL 12; Future Plans- Work in an office, and get married. STASZEWSKI, DEBBIE: Activities-Booster Club, 10,11,12; C.O.E. 12; Future Plans— Marriage STOKES, GWENDOLYN: Activities-BCS, 10,11,12; Booster Club, 9; Sr. Cla.ss Representative; Fresh. Class Representative; Future Plans— . ttend Ivy Tech for accountant training and marriage. SHRIVER, DANA: Activities— None. Future Plans— Europe, work. SHURN. ARMENTROAL: Activities-Booster Club, 10,11; Glee Club, 10,11; BCS, 10,11,12; Future Plans— lUSB for nursing, get married and have children and enjoy life. SHURN, BARBARA J.: Activities-BCS, 10,11,12; Glee Club, 10,11,12; Booster Club; Gymnastics; Future Plans— College at I.U.B.— settle down in a city— get a J.O.B. and after that get married— give it about 3 or 4 years. SZGETY, JOSEPH C: ActiviUes-None. Future Plans-Work, build own car. SIMS, ROSEMARY: Activities-Booster Club, 10; International Club, 12; Future Plans-Hair Stylist. SLUSSER, PAUL: Activities-None. Future Plans-Profes.sional Printer. SMITH, ALPHONSO: Activities-BCS; Basketball Mgr., 9,10,11,12; Baseball, 9; Class Representative, 10,11; Booster Club, 10; Future Plans— Continue education at Ball State, get involved with young people, and sports. SMITH, APRIL: Activities— Synchronized Swim; BCS; Booster Club; Ushers Club; Gymna-stics; Future Plans— I.U. Bloomington, a decent job, marriage, have three children and live life to the fullest. SMITH, CHERYL LYNN: Activities-Hi-Y, 9; BCS, 10,11,12; Booster Club, 10; Future Plans— Ivy Tech, marriage, and live happily ever after. SMITH, MARY ANN: Activities-BCS; Future Plans-Nursing, Ivy Tech. SMITH, MAUREEN SMITH, MILDRED Seniors 39 BEWU Final Prom Preparations STASSEfi, JACK STRASSER, KAREN: Activities-Booster C:iuli, 12; Future Plans-Unknown. STRAUP, KEN: Activities-Booster Club, 9,10,11,12; Booster Club Treasurer, 9; Track, 11; Cross-Country, 12; National Honor Society, 11,12; Future Plans— Pre- Med at Purdue, try and stop man ' s destruction of nature. STREBINCER, MARCIA: Activities-Future Health Careers, 9; Attendance Of- fice, 10,11,12; Booster Club, 12; Future Plan.s-College, to be a CPA, live in Wyo- ming or Colorada. STROUD, SANDRA: Activities-Booster Club,9,10,H,12; BCS, 10,11,12; Glee Club, 9,10,11,12; LaSalle Singers, 11,12; Student Government, 12; National Honor Society, 11,12; Volleyball, 9,10; Girls Sports, Club, 9,10; Guidance Office, 9; Fu- ture Plans— Seeking a unique educational experience fidfilling my need for cul- tural exposure. STRYCHALSKI, SUE: Activities-Cheerleader, 9,11; Booster Club, 10,11,12 (Sec- retary, 11); Future Plans— Continue to work in the data processing field and later on get married and become a good mother. SWAfirZ, SHARIN: Activities-Glee Club, 9,10,11,12; Booster Club, 10,11,12; Future Plans— Going on to school. But most of all, being in love with Bob. SWINDLE, JANICE: Activities-International Club, 10; Booster Club, 10,11; Li- brary Club, 9; National Honor Society, 11,12; Future Plans— Undecided. SWITALSKl TIM: Activities-Booster Club, 11; Football, 10; Baseball, 9; Future Plans— To be in the 76 drinking Olympics at Busch gardens and to specialize in Mohican Agriculture. SZYMANSKI, MIKE: Activities-Booster Club, 11; Spanish, 9; Football, 9; Base- ball, 10; Intramural Bowling, 12; Future Plans-College (Notre Dame) through NROTC program. TAELMAN, MARK: Activities-Football, 9; Booster Club, 11; ICT: Future Plans— To someday drive Weaver ' s race car and haunt LaSalle. TAYLOR, MERLENE: Activities-Glee Club. 10,11,12; BCS, 10,11,12; Gym Helper, 12; Future Plans- College, really undecided. TAYLOR, NERLENE: Activities-Glee Club, 10,11,12; BCS, 10,11,12; Gym Helper, 11,12; Future Plans— Working, move out of town, or maybe college. TEVES, RICK: Activities-Band, 9,10,11,12; Jazz Band, 10,11,12; Football, 9,10,11,12; Debate Team and Speech Team, 11,12; National Honor Society, 11,12; Jr. TB league, 11,12; Booster Club, 11; Booster Club Pres., 9; E xplorer Staff, 12; Future Plans-To seek my pleasures, then my hopes, and lastly my fears. When these are dead, my ebb will be due.— and I shall die, too. TAYLOR, WILLIE THOMPSON, JAQUELYN: Activities-BCS, 10; Future Plans-Becoming an LPN. TIMM, KATHY: Activities-Glee Club, 9,10,11,12; Booster Club, 10,11; Office Helper, 9,10,11,12; Synchronized Swim, 10; Future Plans— Work for a year, and then go to college for music studv. TOMASZEWSKI, KATHRYN: Activities-Girls Intramural Softball, 10; Booster Club, 11; Track, 11,12; All Sports Club, 12; Gym Helper, 11,12; H.R. Rep., 11,12; Future Plans— To get married if possible, then to travel and while I ' m doing that; I plan to give Brenda Wisner more Schlitz caps. TOOTHMAN, DERI: Activities-Booster Club, 10; Intramural Softball and volley- ball, 10,12; Band, 9,10; Intensive Office Lab, 12; Guidance Office Helper, 12; Fu- ture Plans— Work, become rich, and retire at the age of 19. TOMLINSON, JAMIE: Activities-Glee Club, 10,11,12; Booster Club, 9,10,11,12; New.spaper Staff, 10,11,12; National Honor Society, 11,12; Quill and Scroll So- ciety, 11,12; Junior Class Treasurer, Class Executive Board, 10,12; Intramural Tennis, 11; Future Plans— Go on to college, and become an interior decorator. TOWNSEND, DEBBIE: Activities-Band, 9,10; Girls Sports Club, 12; Future Plans— College. rOWNSEND, DONNA: Activities-Future Health Club, 9; Newspaper Staff, 11; Gymnastics, 10,11,12; BCS, 11,12; Sr. Class Executive Board, Girls Sports Club Executive Board, 12; Booster Club, 12; Bowling Club, 10,11,12; Track, 12; Future Plans— Become financially stable and be successful in helping my fellow sisters and brothers in some wav or another. TRAWICK. OSCAR F. JR.: Activities-BCS, 10.11; Booster Club, 12; Usher Club, 10,11; Future Plans-College. TREZISE, SCOTT: Activities-Football, 9; Track, 9; Cross-country, 12; Booster Club, 9,10,11,12; Student Government, 12; Junior Prom Court, Football Court Es- cort, Band, 9; Future Plans— College. TRIP P. ANDY: Activities— None; Future Plans— Study to become a locksmith. TROXEL, DENNIS: Activities— None; Future Plans— Having a ball and enjoying Life with my Wife. TRUAX, MICHELLE: Activities-None; Future Plans-College, Travel. At the Top of the UNDERLY, SANDY: Activities-None; Future Plans-Get married and have a job. UTTERRACK, PETER: Activities-Band, 9,10,11,12; Orchestra, 11,12; Band Jr. Rep; Band President, Swimming, 10; Future Teachers Club, 9; Future Plans— De- Pauw University or U. of Evansville. To live and enjoy each moment of my life to its fullest. VALENTINE, PAMELA ANNETTE: . ctivities-BCS, 10,11,12. Future Plans- lUSB, fashion merchandising and management. VANDERHEYDEN, JUDY: Activities-Booster Club, 10,11,12; National Honor Society, 11,12; Newspaper Staff, 11,12 (Feature Editor, 12); Future Teachers, 9. Future Plans— St. Mary ' s College. VAN TORNHOUT DOUGLAS: Activities-Drama Club, 9,10.1 1,-2; Debate and Speech Team. 11,12; Newspaper Staff 11,12; Yearbook Photographer, 12; Booster Club, 10; National Honor Society, 11,12. Future Plans— .Attend an institution of higher learning and then put that knowledge to use benefitting mankind. VEfiSE, THOMAS VINSON, DERI: Activities-Booster Club, 11; Synchronized Swim, 10. Future Plans— Medical .Assistant. WAITE, PETER WALKER, EARL WALKER, KEVIN D.: Activities-Glee Club, 11.12; Track, 11,12; Basketball, 9,10. Future Plans— Air Force, welder, and tractor truck trailer driver. WALKER, NANCY: Activities-Cheerleading, 9,10,11; Booster Club, 10,11,12 (President, 12). Future Plans— Attend college for nursing. WALLIS, GERALD R.: .Activities-Drama Club, 9,11,12. Future Plans-Study electronics at Devary Institute of Technology. WALSH, PETER: Activities- is warm 12 months a year. WALTON, BRENDA -None. Future Plans— Take off to where the weather WARNOCK, TIM: Activities-Spanish CUib, 9,10; Drama Club, 10.11; Booster Club, 9,10. Future Plans-College WATKINS. DOUGLAS W.: Activitics-Glee Club, 11,12; FTA, 12. Future Plans- Teaching. WATSON, SHEILA. Activities-Drama Club, 9,10,11,12; Swim Team, 10; Glee Club, 9,11,12; Booster Club, 9; Gymnastics, 11; Track, 9; Bowling, 11. Future Plans— College. WELSHEIMER, DAVID: Activities-Basketball, 10. Future Plans-College, then move from the city. WERNER, GEORGE: Activities-Wrestling, 9. Future Plans-Army. WESLEY, CAROL: Activities-Booster Club, U; All Sports Club, 10. Future Plans— Marriage, 2 children, travel, and have hm. WHITE, JERRY: Activities-Baseball, 9; Science Club, 9; Wrestling, 9,10,11; BCS, 11,12. Future Plans-College for CPA, and to live a lot. WHITING. SYLVIA: Activities-Glee Club. 9,11; OEA, 12. Future Plans- Secre- tarial work and marriage. WHITESEL, ROBERT: Activities-Glee Club, 9,10, Future Plans-Schooling in electronics. WIBBENS, CHERYL ANN: Activities-Health Careers, 9; Cla.ss Executive Board, 10,11,12; Dance Club, 10; Booster Club, 10,11,12; Girls Sports Club, 10,11,12; Ju- nior Prom Court, 11; Drama Club, 10,11,12 (Social Chairman, 11, Vice President, 12); Student Government, 10,11,12 (Treasurer, 11, Secretary, 12); National Honor Society, 11,12 (President, 12); Future Plans-Pre-med. WIECZOREK, DAVID: Activities-Football, 9; Archery and Rifle Clubs, 9,10; Booster Club, 9,10. Future Plans— School to learn trade, use that trade to earn money and have fun. WILKINS, MARY ALICE: Activities-Drama Club, 9,10,11,12; National Honor Society, 11,12; Synchronized Swimming, 10,11; International Club. 11,12; Secre- tary of International Club, 12; Girls Sports Club; DECA; Secretary of DECA. Pu- re Plans: To find the real me. WILLLIlMS, FRED WILLIAMS, MARCIA: Activities-Booster Club, 11; Home Ec Club, 12; Future Plans: To get married and grow old with my husband. WILLIAMS, MARY: Activities-Drama Club, 11,12; Future Plans-Travel cross country and visit Australia. WILLIAMS, STEVEN: Activities-Glee Club; Future Plans-Undecided. WILSON, GREG WILSON, MICHAEL: Activities-Black Cultural Society; Future Plans-Com- mercial Art. WINROTTE, BECKY: Activities-Y-Teens, 9; Home Economics Club, 12; Atten- dance Office, 12; Booster Club, 10,11,12; Future Plans-Travel, work, college, marriage. WINSCH, KEVIN: Activities-Football, 9; Hi-Y, 9; Wrestling, 9,12; Booster Club, 10,11,12; President of ICT Class, 12; Future Plans-Make a million dollars and spend it on Love. WISE, SHERRIE: Activities— None; Future Plans-To marry Popeye and work in our spinach garden and raise little Popeyes. WISNER, BRESDA: Activities-Girls Sports Club. 9,10,11; Hi-Y, 9,10; Volleyball, 9,10,11; All Sports Club, 12; Future Plans-Attend B all State for computer tech- nology; go into business with Nancy Z.; hang on to Dan. WITEK, PAUL: Activities-Basketball. 9; Drama Club, 9; Student Government, 9,10; Science Club, 10; Newspaper Staff, 12. Future Plans— College, Sleep, Retire from bagging Groceries at Lou-. nn ' s. WOLZ, ANN: Activities-Tennis, 10; Volleyball, 10,11,12; Science Chib. 12; Class Treasurer, 12; Future Plans— To go to college and become a Medical Lab Tech- nician; Get married. WORM, DENISE: Activitie.s-Library, 9; Booster Club, 10,11; COE-OEA, 12. Fu- ture Plans— Undecided. WROBEL, JOELLEN: Activities-Art Club. Future Plans-Agriculture. WROBLEWSKI, ERIC: Activities-Archery Club, 9; Future Plans-Move to dif- ferent part of the country, and go to technical school. YIKE, BRYON YODER, GENE: Activities-Wrestling Manager, 9; Track, 9; Wrestling, 11. Fu- ture Plans— Play baseball, Softball, work at a gas station, get married. ZAMLATOWSKI, PATRICK H.: Activities-None. Future Plans-Continue my education, see a lot of places around the world, maybe visit Australia. ZAWORSKI, NANCY: Activities-Health Club, 9; Home Economics Club, 12; Y- teens, 9; Booster Club, 10,11. Future Plans— College, work, travel, get out of South Bend forever. Keep in touch with friends. ZIELINSKI, CONNIE: Activities-Girls Sports Club, 10,11,12; Booster Club, 10,11,12 (President, 12); National Honor Society 11,12; Bowling, 10; Intramural Tennis, 10; Glee Club, 11,12; Junior Prom Committee, 11; Library Club, 9; In- diana Honors Program In Foreign Languages, 11. Future Plans— College. ZIELINSKI, NANCY EILEEN: Activities-Booster Club, 10,11,12: Drama Club, 10,11,12 (Executive Board 11); Girls Sports Club, 10,11,12; National Honor So- ciety, 11,12; Yearbook Staff, 12. Future Plans-Go into business with Brenda W., and get the smell of hamburgers off my hands. ZIELINSKI, PATTY: . ctivities-. rt Club 12, Future Plans-Travel. ZUBLER, ANNE ZWIERZYNSKI, JOE: Activities-Baseball 10,11,12. Futube Plans-Go to college in the engineering field, then get rich quick and retire early. 43 Ill ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■SSSSSSSSSSl ■■■■■■■■■■■«■■■■■■■■■■■■■!■■■■■ ■•••■■■■w   - -  « i ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■s::ss:s::ssssssssss8ssssssss5ssiiia; ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■555I ;S5S;5S5iiiii «« « ;!!:S5S5SSi «■■« !■■■■ ' • ■■I aa !•■ ■■■■■■■ ■«■ ■■■■■■■■ «■■■■«■■■■«« ■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■A !■■■■■■■■■■■■ •■■■•■■■s !!- ss-sssss:£. 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Academics 47 Communication Breakthrough (a) Miss Ann Korb, Chairwoman, (b) Mr. Harry Fuchs (c) Mr. Harry Lewandowski (d) Mrs. Sally Mower (e) Miss Christine Jankowski (f) Mr. Ed- ward Nugent I 48 (h) Mr. James Wright (i) Mrs. Margaret Myers (j) Mr. William Fuerbringer (k) Mrs. Leona Johnston (1) Mrs. Annette White Academics 49 Reaching Distant Cultures (a) Mrs. Marion Guhl (b) Dr. Franci.sco Aguero, Chaintian (c) Mr. Thomas Hoffman (d) Mrs. Joan Perusek Government in Action (e) Mr. Benjamin Hoevel, Chairman (f) Mr. Gil- bert Cipriano (g) Mr. George Griffith (h) Mr. Wil- Uam Moyer . Academics 51 (a) Mr. Earl Paffenbach (b) Mr. John Poorbaugh (c) Mr. Thomas Shilts (d) Mr. Robert Rensberger (e) Mr. Thomas Gavin (f) Mr. John Murray 52 (g) Mr. John Vogel, Chairman (h) Mr. Zeal Fisher (i) Mr. Arthur Singleton (j) Mr. John Norman Hours of Practice, Moments of Reward Academics 53 (a) Mr. William Robinson, Chairman (b) Miss Ar- lene Guertin (c) Mrs. Katherine Dooley 4 2day . . . equals (b) 54 (d) Mrs. Karen McKibben (e) Mr. William Roberts (f) Mr. Robert Peczkowski (g) Mrs. Frances Probst 2morrow Academics 55 Form: Fine Expression (a) Mr. Alonzo Stivers, Chairman (b) Mr. James Fotiou (c) Mrs. Judy Ladd 56 t (d) (d) Mr. Lawrence Cox, Chairman (e) Mr. John Bo- gucld (f) Mr. James Lubbers (g) Mr. Robert Berger (h) Mr. Everett Steen Investigation in Operation V ' Wj Academics 57 (a) Mrs. Nancy Dukai (b) Mrs. Janet Doolittle, Chairwoman (c) Mrs. Mary Evans (d) Miss Linda Williams Homemaking 58 Healthful Learning (e) Mr. Philip Barkley, Chairman (f) Mr. Eddie Faulkens (0 y Academics 59 Direction For Future Careers (a) Mrs. Darlene McDonnel, Chairwoman (b) Mr. Wilmer Armstrong (c) Mrs. Hazel Hodges (d) Miss Bonita Fiedler 60 (e) Miss Beth Ann Dauterman (f) Mr. Steven Ben- nett (g) Mr. Robert Majewski Academics 61 Muscle Over Mind (a) Mr. Ronald Eberhard (b) Miss Betty Mathews (c) Miss Lindi Hepworth (d) Mr. Clemens Rzes- zewski. Chairman 62 I Pre- Vocational Education Academics 63 m ' . . Crafts, Trades, Skills . • • 1 i '  f V 1 ■ ■P - - 1 H (a) Mr. Francis Cackowski, Chairman (b) Mr. Thomas Gramza (c) Mr. Ronald Hamilton 64 (d) (e) All Developed. (d) Mr. Joseph Jasiewicz (e) Mr. Frank Moriconi (f) Mr. Richard Saunders (g) Mr. Gary White Academics 65 Central Vocational (a) Julie Stalker and Paul Bemtsen are hard at work in data entry class, (b) James Carpenter learns everything about printing, (c) Ron Rod- gers— full of thought. Heads in the Halls (f) (d) Mrs. Corine Ross (e) Mrs. Doris Wigfall (f) Mr. John Haney (g) Mr. Steve Lackner (h) Mrs. Peggy Forrest r .ij_ .niim 3XBam ■■.«.■. ' Academics 67 The Password Is Shhh! mmm . c ■H « Hi [-aPi ■K .... mia J 1 ?v V Hj V JF k L Mil i Bfl 1 Jll M L - So ; ' P 1? 1? ■Nil JE ' ' a (a) Miss Johanna Larson (b) Mrs. Jane Teah (b) 68 Nurse Stevens To The Rescue (c) (c) Nurse Jean Stevens l Academics 69 Good Afternoon, LaSalle High School (a) Mrs. Dorothy Gerhold, Main Office, (b) Mrs. Cecelia Swanson, Bookstore, (c) Mrs. Barbara Havens, Attendance, (d) Mrs. Arlene Barber, Guidance. a ) ' 1 I (c) 70 (e) Mr. Michael Sacchini, Human Relations Man With The Answers Academics 71 Ladies, Lines, And Lunches (a) Row 1: Henrietta Jeliiiski, Virginia Mack- owiak, Betty Douglas, Irene Rybicki, Margaret Rotruck, Barbara Kwiecinski, Delores Bilski, Ger- trude Ivankovics, Dorothy Szycits, Irma Putman. Row 2: Thelma Moody, Ann Dukai, Ruth Go- heen, Tillie Gnott, Marie Herma, Irene Krol, Opal Berry, Myra Bethal. (b) Mrs. Jeanne Kodba, Dietician. (a) P  « t7 v VH M| 1 ■ ' ■■ m L. ■ 9 ' ' ' M tPi: iVyflHJ fliy 1 ' ■ ' ' Ir I ' ' ■. ' ' V . Jik •itVSV. ' ' -- ■ . 72 (c) Robert Scroggs, Mrs. Genevieve Kowalski, George Divjak, Darrell Preston Men Un-Making Messes ' t rjL •■glgj J,, 4 ii If ml ■ «i mm JH[ , 1 1 ! (d) Mrs. Lottie Cuzinski and Mrs. Betty Trasz- kowslci. Laundry Ladies. Academics 73 Offices In Action m  . 74 Training For Tomorrow (a) OEA Seated: Debbie Toothman, Mary Staniszewski, Gina Banicki, Sue Cholasinski; Standing: Mindy Orban, Tina Blad, Denise Ebel, Mrs. McDonnel, OEA Sponsor, (b) Mrs. Roberta Johnson, DECA sponsor, (c) DECA— Kneeling: Pat Zamiatowski, Mike Kramer, Steve Scniggs, Earl Walker, Pat Adamo, Tony Lee— Standing: Judy Sniadecki, Rena Sparks, Margaret Berry, Ginger Homing, Sue Falls, Cheryl Golichowski, Darlene Ewing, Mary Wilkins, Debbie Dudeck, Vicki Kertai, Diane Kovach, Mrs. Johnson, Sponsor, Debbie Hoppe. Academics 75 Student Ventures Expanding (a) ICT Row 1: Kevin Winsch, Pat Docherty, Kim Bryant, Mark Porter, Paula Rooks, Sheila McClure, Mark Niintz. Row 2: Mark Taelman, Mr. Friedman, Tom Rinehart, Terri Sexton, Carol Wesley, Danny Pulaski, Jeff Barrier, Richard Ferguson, Bill Lavelle, Jim Rohr, Dave Janowiak, Paul Medick, Eric Wroblewski. (b) Mr. George Friedman 76 (c) COE Seated: Trina Harmon, Marva Leonard, Debi Vinson, Nancy Niedbalski, Sylvia Whiting, Marcia Spillman. Standing: Connie DeBates, Cindy Brown, Lynn Ritter, Peggy Parker, Oscar Trawick, Denise Worm, Debbie Salvageot, Debbie Staszewski, Miss Dauterman. Academics 77 ill We are learning, we are moving ... we have become something useful, some- thing important ... we have changed ... we will get better . . . 78 The things ahead . . . who can say . we can cope . . . We are special . . . Academics 79 Hastle and bustle . . . which way are we going? . . . upside-down . . . together . . . our directions are hazy . . . but are not just at random ... we have been helped we are planning to help. Activities 81 I Activities Activitip 83 (a) Main Office; Santana Redding, Joyce Moore, Radell Taberski, Mindy Orban, Donna Gildea, Cathy Augustine, Gail Pecykowski, Tina Lako- vits. Sherry Redman, Kalhy Zalas, Marcia Wil- hams, Cindy Card, Christi Martin, Nancy Jano- wiak, Sharon McCuUey, Jacki Wood, Judy Vanderheyden, Roseann Jagodzinski. (b) Attendance Office: Seated— Pam Runnels, Cathy Caldwell, Joann Udy, Sonja Johnson, Vicky Shirk, Tracy Bowerman, Diane Janowiak, Stand- ing— Merci Matemowski, Nancy Walker, Andrei Pynaert, Becky Winrotte, Pam Mathews, Marcia Strebinger, Mis. Wigfall, Charlotte Fulce, Janice Swindle, Roberta Lewis, Debbie Shirk, Nettie Poindexter, Denise Ebel, Carol Derda, Cindy Brown, Karen Fergeson, Debbie Rutkowski, Sue Gatto, Candy Sandsmar, JuHe Swartz, Barb Trok, Mrs. Havens. (c) (c) Nurse ' s Office: Peggy Myers, Mary Williams, Mary Norris, Row 2— Mr. Stevens, Debbie Badur, Debbie Wilson, Kathy Sule, Mindi Orban, Ro- berta ShuU, Linda Kalsem, GiGi Pitts, Annette Williams, Andrean Gentry. H4 (d) Guidance Office: Row 1— Mary Csenar, Rose- mary Sims, Patty Barber, Becky Newton, Tina Wensits, Dawn Rhymer, Row 2— Maryalice Jano- wiak, Debbie Toot hman, Vicki Dursld, Stephanie Kruk, Cheryl Lovell, Barb Argyelan, Kathy Timm. (e) Bookstore: 1. to r.— Patty Kovacs, Bobbie Adams, Mrs. Swanson, Vicky Murphy, Ken Swanson. (f) Library: Cheryl Lambert, Tricia Kreskai, Pat Lonie, Cindy Opaczewski, Sandra Walker, Matti Jenkins, Kim Bowman, Johnny Moody. Activities 85 (a) Debate Team: Seated— Dave Madigan, Carol Derda, Nick Callather, Phil Roberts, Debbie Allen, Anthony Haynes, Standing— Ed Caldwell, Mr. Poorbau , Rick Teves, Derek Weber. (b) International Club: Row 1— Mary Ellen Chambers, Mary Wilkens, Connie Zielinski, Barb Argyelan. Row 2— Bob Hilton, John Crowell, Jeanine Jordanek, Annette Piechoski, Rosemary Simms, Margaret Argyelan, Mary Black. Row 3— Jim Haney, Ingrid Haefke, Ann Bennett, Jill Kukla, Deanna Apt, Carlos Dupont, Nancy Lindsey, Sandy Kring, Debbie Niezgodski, Carolyn Spitz, Cindy Card, Janice Golabowski, Cindy Jordanek, Linda Galeziewski, Patty Barber, Bobbi Adams, Shari Goldberg. 86 r 1 ■Ml ' w 1 11 IHV ' ' ' B ■pB ALLsam M s H I hh I wtlll t fly w -3? ' z . W B £ ■ Mi (c) Creative Writing Club: Seated— Mark Pynaert, Bill Shelley, Renee Cooper, Jeanne Bowering. Standing— Ellen Akins, Paul Roe, Kevin Dubree, Mark Strebinger, Mrs. Myers, Flossie Jones. With Words and Designs (d) Art Club: Seated— Andrea Pynaert, Brian Mabry, Joey Wrobel, Hatty Zielinski, Mary Norris, Ed Lemere. Standing— Jeff Kytta, Kathy Schoff, Marybeth Ridley, Cindy Imus, Linda Ligocki. Actitities 87 From Sewing Machines to Flasks (a) Home Economics: Sandra Holmes, Carol Cheaton, Virginia Russell, Becky Six, Nancy Zaworski, Marcia Williams, Becky Win- rotte, Ellen Martin, Mary Braunsdorf, Amy Trezise, Mrs. Doolittle, Radell Taberski, and a guest speaker. (b) Science Club: Mr. Lubbers, F red KoeWer; Greg Fleischman, Mr. Cox, Lisa Hcald, Rick Cass, Margaret Argylan, Pat Niezgodski, Debbie Allen, Dan Frank, Debbie Niezgodski, Andie Leeser, Barb Molnar, Lori Eberhardt, Ernie Parr, Polly Fink, Carol Chambers, Tom Maffit, C.J. Eggbeer, Craig Fields. 88 (c) National Honor Society: Row 1— Debbie Pietrzak, Mary Ellen Chambers, Cheryl Wibbens, Cathy Coleman. Row 2— Brenda Kaiser, Cindy Leeser, Mary Wilkins, Connie Zielinski, Barbara Argyelan, Maryalice Janowiak, Julie Stalker, Debra Townsend, Doug Van Tornhout, Ed Caldwell, Jamie Tomlinson, Patty Barber. Row 3— Jill Kukla, Jacki Presnal, Linda Ligocki, Polly Fink, Sue Nye, Judy Vanderheyden, Janine Fiedler, Mary Beth Ridley, Nancy Zielinski, Marlene Sellers, Cindy Boyles, Denise Rowlett, Marcia Spillman, Cindy Righter. Row 4— Brian Rupe, Jay Flanagan, Sylvia Whiting, Janice Swindle, Sheila McClure, Terry Ehninger, Ken Straup, Curt Phillips, David Pattillo, Jim Haney, Larry Bottorff, Tom Sellers, Dan Frank, Alison Davis. (d) National Honor Society Officers; Front— Cathy Coleman, V.P.; Mary Chambers, Sec; Back— Che- ryl Wibbens, Pres.; Debbie Pietrzak, Treas. - - Activities 89 Student Government: Mini- Administration (a) Senate— Seated: Cathy Coleman, President of the Senate; Standing: Waher Blake, Carol Roytek, Bobbie Adams, James West, Nancy Roytek, Che- ryl Wibbens, Coleen Hans, Kevin Lipsey, Tim Dixon, Pasquale RuUi. 90 (c) House of Representatives— Seated: Jodi Caenepeel, President of the House: Standing: Jane Zmudzinski, Lori Willoughby, Anne Ritter, Greg Dono- van, Terry Ehninger, Alison Davis, Gina Banicki, Sheila Vanderheyden, Tim Campbell, Janice Burlcus, Ian Zubkoff, Steve Scruggs, Donna Jackson, Scott Trezise, Ken Plump, Lynn Radecki, Clarence Wigfall, Chuck Muessel. 91 (a) All Sports Club: Dan O ' Neill, John Csenar, Ken Brook, Kathy Tomaszewski, Mark Ghyselinck, John Terrio, Nate Mosley, Tom Grembowicz, Terry Macturdi, Joe Letherman, Marlah Miuray, Bobbie Pietrzak, Mr. Gavin, Mandy Garman, Carol Fodor, Vicki Kertai Sports For All Seasons (b) All Sports Club Executive Board: Kneeling— Larry Orban, Joe Letherman, Vice-President; Standing— Marlah Murray, John Terrio, Vicki Kertai, President, Kathy Tomaszewski, Debbie Pietrzak, Secretary-Treasurer. % ' i x i , !. Mermaids of the Pool (c) Synchronized Swimming: Row 1— Bobbi Adams, Janine Fiedler, Paula Rooks, Regina Steinhofer; Row 2— Rebecca Deafenbach, Patty Smorin, Sha- ron McCulley, Connie Zielinski, Sue Cholasinsld, Mary Ellen Chambers, Melise Oser, Becky Tobolski, Kathy Houghton, Kim Brewer, Cathy Vail, Marlene Sellers. Row 3— Stephanie Miles, Debbie Balok, Debbie Niezgodski, Amy Tresize, Diane Karmolinski, Carol Chambers, Jill Jump, Sue Sweet, Janice Golabowski, Barb Saimders, April Smith, Linda Gentry, Owen Dudley, Diane Bering. Activities 93 Heritage Important To BCS (a) Black Cultural Society 94 (b) BCS Executive Board: Walter Blake, Jr. Class Rep., Kim Clark, Vice-President, Donna Townsend, President, April Smith, Treasurer, Dana Harris, Secretary, Reggie Surratt, Soph. Class Rep., Kevin Lipsey, Soph. Class Rep. Activities 95 Future Stars Display Talent (a) Drama Club Officers: Cheryl Wibbens, Vice- President; Doug VanTomhout, President; Larry Hill, Treasurer; Jerrilyn Plonski, Secretary; Gina Banicld, Social Chairman, (b) Drama Club 96 i?« if i0¥Pi ? Activities 97 High Button Shoes High Button Shoes under the direction of Mr. James Wright, Mr. John Vogel and Mr. Zeal Fisher, was an over- whebning success. The musical was pro- duced in a record time of five weeks. All participants worked long and hard, practices being held daily, sometimes for as long as five to six hours. With the story revolving around Harrison J. Floyd, portrayed by Larry Hill, things from sunken land to beauty mud were pushed onto unsuspecting residents of New Brunswick, New Jersey. Included in the comical plot were easily flat- tered, flighty birdwatchers, a very hot version of the tango, and of course, love. The characters portrayed by the young actors and actresses were done with originality and feeling, bringing a full house to the Friday night show and a standing ovation on Saturday. High But- ton Shoes was indeed one of the best shows put on in the history of LaSalle. 98 . . . Smashing Success! dl i i t ' iiir ' N ■hUf n If nrif Activities 99 (a) Glee Club Officers: Kirk Horvath, President, Sue Miller, Vice-President, Cindy Boyles, Secre- tary, Dan Frank, Treasurer. ' :h pf f1 (c) Row 1. LaSalle Singers: Carlos DuPont, Bob Names, Larry Hill, Dan Frank, Kirk Horvath, Cindy Boyles, Sue Miller, Cindy Sauers, Donna Gildea, Albert Weiss. Row 2: Marcia Spillman, Terry Sehninger, Elaine Krzyzaniak, Tom Sellers, Linda Ligocki, Kathy Shumaker, Mike Murray. 100 S -o - ■-; J2 j c ; ■=H 3 .5 5 m ■- ■£ ° 5 - «j = H 3 i ti] M C8 5 _- « - J S !2 - •E t 3 « u t: •« - sit- m .2 i5 2 T si g .pS a I — . bO ,0h O 5 o £ BO 3 J) 3 . 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Ready For The Downbeat (c) Band Officers: 1. to r.— Pete Utterback, President, Tom Grembowicz, Jr. Class Representative, Kate Doherty, Soph. Class Representative, Terri Johnson, Secretary, Polly Fink, Vice-President, Cheryl Gadson, Senior Class Representative. Activities 103 3 1 _ tn 03 Q 11 -i p- r 58 o H C 1 (t O a. D i- - •pi. 5 5 I. S « S ? O p -1 5 s S- o s :; D — E 5 I 5 ' a 3 . ? 01 - .-. w n ft 8 IIP 6 3 53 re = - N w 3 Co rs ' - — c : 03 - g. 3- £ r 2. g  — w_ M r3- o 3 r s _ ° ? s 3 re p S? (t 3 9 ri 50 r„ O 1-5 E Y s- S3 - 50 1-= ,u S S 5 3. ■ g- ui -r 33 -- 3. rq H-? 3 £(Q 3 « _ H D. Q. 5 tr 3 _ H Q. 51 g g-o|| ffipP e I  §?- s -■ v re o 3 ■i. £. -  g re 1_ ■ P §■ §- s ? S- ' DSr ' 03-3 B K t C 58 3 o o 3 o B S? 3. ? « = 104 50 V3 SIS ' ® 3 G- B — oil, 3 ■■ ■ares- or 3, — 5S c i •n 3 ' Sr- ' D3 3- 1- D g(JQ 2 =: ' - 2 3: Ci crs ? OQ « W ST ' K H- 2. 2. « X- o . n ? a. S- n 3 i :y5 3- ly, ,„ p e;- £. 3 r-5 a 50 ; 2 O ; 51 03 5 3 ' ? 3 o -■ a. s- W N B 3 - 2- = - ■ E? 3 as Grt ' S3 O n 3 S ? t 5 3 ' £. 2 ■ N Spa. 3 B 0_ 5o«(i3 « O .tk. B to 105 (b) (a) Twirlers— Maureen Smith, Sue DeRoo, Kathy Stump, (b) Drum Major— Brian Madison. (c) Pep Band— Row 1: Joe Petelle; Row 2: Tom Grembowicz, Tom Sellers, Dave Utterback, Pam Arnold, Dave Kurz, Rick Teves; Row 3; Karyn Crowell, Julie Campbell, Kathy Shumaker, Terri Johnson, Jill Jump, Polly Fink, Paula Fisher; Row 4: Dwight Nissley, Steve Bumbarger, Bob Valen- tine, Jim Rosander, Phil Roberts, Sue Nye. 106 (d)Booster Club Officers— Kneeling: Maryalice Janowiak, Secretary; Terry Ehninger, Vice-Presi- dent; Standing: Mrs. Leona Johnston, Gloria Hos- ford. Treasurer; Nancy Walker, President; Mrs. Karen McKibben. (e) The Booster Club. Boosters Influence Soaring Spirits Activities 107 w e V e G o t 1 r 1 108 (g) B-Team Cheerleaders: l ft-Carol Roylek. Center— Lynn Radecki, Yulanda Shum, Coleen Hans, Sheila Hill. Right-Sandy Huff. Varsity Cheerleaders: (a) Becky Tobolski, (b) Amy Kertesz (c) Diane Janowiak (d) Cathy Coleman (e) Regina Steinhofer (f) Wanda Parker. (h) Lion Mascot, Sue Varga. Activities 109 Icemen Skate Excellent Season (a) Lions Community— Sponsored Hockey Team: Row 1— Brian Griffith, Tim Barson, Kevin Ullery, Jim Bomtrager, Don Creed, Mike Farley, Tim Winkel, Mark Grose, Eric Daughtery, Shaun Murray, Tom Letherman, Nick Mustak. Row 2— Randy Staszewski, Ron Hensler, Doug Frank, Mike Wise, John Donovan, Pat Niezgodski, Joe Letherman, Dan Frank, Mike Doherty, Grant Howard, Sean Kilbride, Kim Daugherty, Jim Ha- lasz, Joe Kromkowski, Coach Murray. 110 Halls Empty When Ford Visits Attendance was minimal on St. Pat- rick ' s Day, March 17, as South Bend was visited by the President of the United States, Gerald Ford. Many stu- dents went to the airport to see the President ' s arrival, and many traveled to River Bend Plaza to get a glimpse, possibly for the first time, of a Presi- dent. Several students went even farther than the River Bend Plaza, and obtained official press passes for the news confer- ence Ford gave at Notre Dame University. Beautiful weather contributed to the absence of many LaSalle students, but those who did see the President will not forget the feehng, good or bad. Activities HI (a) Intramural Softball: Cathy Vail, Yvette Locke, Diane Janowiak, Sharon Kazmierczak, Noly Arm- strong, Becky Tobolski. (b) Gymnastics: Carol Fodor, Tammy Rhymer, Nancy Lindsey, Nancy Roytek, Chris Sellers, Kim Bowman, Melanie VoUmer. Row 2— Sandy Kring, Jane Slusser, Beth Tamandle, Sue Varga, Margi Koehler, Patti Smorin, Jeanine Jordanek, Cindy Jordanek, Bobbi Adams, Linda Gentry. Row 3— Rebecca Deafenbach, Pam Wharton, Kim Bre- wer, Cathy Vail, Julie Koehler, Barb Miller, Deb- bie Jesko, Debbie Townsend, Opal Evans, Debbie Badur, Mattie Jenkins. (c) Intramural Tennis: Becky Tobolski, Kathy Houghton, Elise Moser, Bobbi Adams, Janice Golabowsld, Debbie Niezgodski, Sue Varga, Ann Wolz, Sue Sweet, Sharon Kazmierczak. 112 (d) Intramural Volleyball: Row 1-Kim Klute, Elaine Kryzaniak, Kim Warren, Debbie Toothman, Diane Janowiak, Becky Tobolsk. Sandy Straup, Nancy Janowiak, Sharon Kazmierczak, Debbie Niezgodski, Cecelia Troupe. Row 2-Sue Smith, Ann Wolz, Gina Banicki, Debbie Jesko, Noly Arm- strong, Cathy Vail Yvette Locke, Marlene Sellers, Diane Jannasch, Candy Horvath. Row 3-Julie Drzewiecki, Sue Sweet, Tern Pearman Bobbi AdarTs, Cindy Cassler, Cindy Lindsey, Sue Varga, Debbie Badur, Cathy Sule, Nancy Lindsey, Row 4-Sheila VanderHeyden, Patty Klimek, Julie Stalker, Rose Ann Jagodzinski, Patty Kovass, Annette Toney, Elise Moser, Miss Mathews. (e) Girl ' s Sports Club Executive Board: Seated— Diane Janowiak, Becky Tobolski, Sandy Huff, Allison Davis, Mary Csenar, Trea- surer, Cathy Coleman, Secretary, Nancy Jano- wiak, Vice-President, Marlene Sellers, Presi- dent. Standing— Julie Koehler, Tina Lakovits, Patti Mazurkiewicz, Sandy Straup, Merci Ma- temowski. Donna Townsend, Janine Fiedler, Paula Rooks, Miss Betty Mathews. Activities 113 Explorer Run By Able Hands (a) Ed Caldwell, Editor-in-Chief. .i--- j,--ismw ' -h: ' ■ '   ;;■ (ffl ' ■ ■. 114 m (b) Ann Ritter, Sports Editor, Doug VanTomhaut, News Editor, Ed Caldwell, Editor, Scott Giddings, Editorial, Jamie Tomlinson, Assistant Mgr. (c) Jerrilyn Plonski, Sue Rice, Patty Smorin, Liz Grzeszcyk, Marcy Kovas, Mike DeFreeuw, Coleen Major, John Mazurkiewicz, Connie Tomlinson. I Activities 115 spirit Week Becoming Traditional The 1975 Spirit Week at LaSalle got off to a rousing start with the decoration of homerooms and the beginning of the Beautiful Legs campaign. The middle of the week brought the anticipated 50 ' s day. Participation was high and the spirit lived right on through the end of the week and the traditional pep assei- bly. Teachers braved the razzing of stu- dents and became cheerleaders for a day, representing the oldies but the goodies. Mrs. Johnson ' s sophomore homeroom was announced as the win- ner of the decorating contest, and Fred Koehler was voted as having the most beautiful legs. Scarlet and black were worn by students as a symbol of loyalty to the Lions, putting a fine touch to the end of this Spirit Week. 116 Activities 117 (a) Audio-Visual Club: Bernard Kilbride, Jeff Wallis, Bob Fortin, Sean Kilbride, Dave Mays, Marsha Cox, Jim Beyrer, Mr. Hoevel. (a) (b) Creative Dance Club: Alison Davis. (c) Intramural Bowling. 118 (d) Football Homecoming Court: Row 1— Cindy Boyles, Julie Borntrager, Mary Ellen Chambers, Sue DeRoo, Ann Ritter, Janice Burlcus, Patti Mazur- Idewicz. Row 2— Keith Lesniewicz, Ron Biskupski, Dan O ' Neill, Ed Caldwell, Tim Kawka, Scott Trezise, Tom Janicki. (e) Basketball Homecoming Court: Row 1— Mary Csenar, Kathy Caldwell, Andrea Leeser, Barbara Shum, Kathy Tomaszewski, Linda KHmek, Linda Walker, Nancy Janowiak, Kathy Coalman. Row 2— Paul Bemsten, Jerry Bunch, Dan Hopkins, Tony Lee, Ken Brook, Tim Switalski, Seabe Gavin, Rick Bishop, Arthur Pfeifer. Activities 119 Athletics Athletics 121 it ML ' U C jJU Running . . . Straining . . . Stumbling . . Pushing harder than before . . . Not go ing as fast as tomorrow . . . Failure . . Success . . . One common goal . . Perfection 122 Athletics 123 Sparked by school-wide enthusiasm, the Lions left behind a successful year of football, con- sisting of seven wins and three losses. They were 3-2 in the NIVC conference. The season ' s opener against Adams was a perfect shutout. LaSalle crossed the goal line twice, but Adams couldn ' t keep the ball long enough to score. Lions Play For The Top 124 The next three games fell into place and gave the Lions three consecutive wins against Marion, Jackson, and Kokomo Haworth. The Jackson game broke a long-standing tradition in which no team ever kept the Wagon Wheel for more than one year. The Lions beat the Tigers, 21-7, and rolled the wheel home to stay! The Lions ' winning streak ended with a disappointing loss to Penn, 28-27. But with spirit and determination the Lions bounced back and took the next three, showing everyone that they ain ' t seen nothin ' yet . Athletics 125 N i H a O - - £. H Ti fiS ? 2 41. 13 53 S w • ' ' o a. -• 5: g rS I - ft I s 1 1 03 ■1 Stn _ - H a, H  . -- = H S. S d  • f ??■ o ■n 2 5- 5 ' 2 3  P n _ - o s §■= IS 3 L g ' S i 2 S D o- « o o 3 o ' a- J o J« - D?? ? g.5r5:f 2 ' a 3 w ■— ' t 5 SO £ ii 2  o tre 5 n a = Mi i I S z ? n JC ' SC TO o g 6 rt a c; CI p. 2 -?r3 Sr 3 O 7 3 TO rt 5 M — TO H cr -J I o o T H m 3 126 Athletics 1 1 1 i The last two games, LaSalle lit up the scoreboard but their opponents managed to score just a little more, St. Joe winning the first, 30-7 and Washing- ton taking the last, 24-7. In the hearts and minds of every LaSalle student, the Lion football squad is Number One— no matter how many statistics and newspapers try to disprove it. The spirit lives on. Lion Highlights LaSalle Varsity Record 14 John Adams 13 Marian ' 9 21 Jackson 7 35 Kokomo 6 Haworth 27 Penn 28 32 Culver 6 Mihtaiy Academy 10 Clay ' 7 St. Joe 30 7 Washington 24 •NIVC Games Athletics 127 (a) Tennis Team— kneeling: Dave Pattillo, Ian Zubkoff, Bob Walker. Standing: Greg Fleish- man, Chris Marbach, Dan Frank, Coach Steve Bennett. (a) The LaSalle tennis team for 74-75 had win-loss record of 2 and 10. The major victories for our Lions were the defeat of Washington, 5-2 and North Liberty in the NIC Tourney, 7-2. Greg Fleishman was awarded Most Improved player. Dave Pattillo received Most Valuable player and the Kiwanis Award. The B-Team finished with a 1-4 season. 128 Athletics 129 The 1974-75 Cross-Country Team 130 ' TSppohent Eli hm Central Penn Washington ° Cross-Countrj ' Record HS opp. 41 18 21 38 15 50 27 32 15. 50 (a) Row 1: Tom Grembowicz, Scott Nafe, Ken Leszczynski, Ken Bishop, David Kurz, Ben Smith, Vic Langel, Ken Carter, Andre Scruggs, Row 2: Mr. Rzeszewski, coach, Pat Niezgodski, John Ter- Tio, Al Brown, Scott Trezise, Reggie Surratt, Ken Stroup, Rick Cass, Steve Roy, Steve Scruggs, Mark Tobolski, John Kovach, Mgr. Athletics 131 (a) Varsity Volleyball Team: Kneeling— Marlene Sellers, Becky Tobolski, Nancy Janowiak, Patti Mazurkiewicz, Elaine Krzyzaniak, Yvette Locke. Standing— Kathy Houghton, Sharon McCulley, Mary Csenar, Miss Betty Mathews, Sandy Stroup, Diane Janowiak, Ann Wolz. Girls Show Strong Abilities (b) Tourney Volleyball Team: Kneeling— Marlene Sellers, Becky Tobolski, Nancy Janowiak, Patti Mazurkiewicz, Elaine Krzyzaniak, Yvette Locke. Standing— Sharon McCulley, Kathy Houghton, Ceceha Troupe, Sharon Kazmierczak, Miss Betty Mathews, Diane Janowiak, Sandy Stroup, Kim Hute, Sue Smith. (c) Volleyball B-Team: Kneeling— Gloria Allen, Carolyn Spitz, Cecelia Troupe, Sharon Kazmierc- zak, Debbie Niezgodski, Kim Klute, Sue Smith, Patty Kovas. Standing— Candy Horvath, Diane Jannasch, Elise Moser, Julie Drzewiecki, Sheila VanDerheyden, Miss Betty Mathews, Patty Kli- mek, Cathy Sule, Annette Toney, Kim Warren. The Lions volleyball team got off to an encouraging start with a first game vic- tory over St. Mary ' s. The rest of the sea- son showed great progress for the team and they took the sectional game away from Washington, winning 16-14 and 15-5. The second game was a disap- pointment to the girls as Riley defeated them 15-3, 15-8. The final record for the season was 6 wins and 4 losses. The B-team had a tomney loss to Marian but showed im- proving skill, promising a better season for the coming year. Athletics 133 Three seniors and second year coach George Griffith guided the LaSalle bas- ketball team through a long, tough sea- son. While lacking student support, the Lions kept fighting and were rewarded with the exciting upset over the school on the hill , St. Joe. Finally regaining the backing of the student body, the Lions continued on only to fall into the hands of the Washington team in the sectionals. Although appearing disap- pointiing, the year can be labeled as one of learning and growth. Opponent Goshen E.G. Roose t Hammond .lark Adams Logansport Plymouth + Washington + Clay Penn Jackson Riley Gar) ' West Washington Clay Clay MLshawaka Marian Gary Emerson St. Joseph Peru Elkhart Central Washington -t- Holiday Tom ey Sectional LHS 66 opp. 65 68 81 71 67 61 101 65 62 150 97 57 71 36 39 Holiday Tourney Sectional 134 (a) Varsity Basketball Team; 1. to r.— Coach Berger Coach Bennett, Bob Gordon, Ken Leszczynsld, Don Neely, Tim Campbell, Bob Gaines, Chad Miller, Pat Moore, Jimmy West, Billy Dixon, Greg Robertson, Kenny Plump, Kevin Lipsey, Al Smith, Coach Griffith. X .}i m Athletics 135 (a) B-Team: Kneeling— Coach Bob Berger, Larry Leszczynski, Hernando Swanson, Clarence Wigfall, Phil Jewett. Standing— Bob Kyle, Donnie Robert- son, Doug Jackson, Dale Newman, Paul Wiskotoni, Mike Moore, Bill Parchman, Don Jesswein. 136 Athletics 137 (a) Wrestling Team: Row 1— Gerald Barr, Ulysses Sconiers, Andre Scruggs, Dean Heintzelman, Billy Vail, Eddie Vann. Row 2— Coach Fuerbringer, )oe Velastequi, Chris Wishin, Tom Porter, Dan Hop- kins, Joe Carlin, Jerome Wishin, HoUie Lichne- rowicz. Assistant Coach Hamilton. a ■ 1 M _JI I- ' V w 138 The 1974-75 Wrestling team was plagued with injuries and sickness this year, but nevertheless came out with an overall victorious season. Led by an out- standing number of underclassmen, the grapplers battled some of the toughest opponents in the city. Dan Hopkins and RoUie Lichnerowicz were the only se- niors on the team, and imdoubtedly their experience helped this year and will be missed next year. Athletics 139 Mark Set . . . Go!!! (a) Men ' s Swim Team: Row 1— Rick Cass, Steve Mandich, Fred Koehler, Randy Huff, Tom Sellers, Scot Hires, Ernie Leyba. Row 2— Donald Towns- end, Ken Miller, John Campbell, Ken Swanson, Vic Langel, Barney Leyba. Row 3— Coach Eber- hard, Don Harris, John Slusser, Mark Miller, Ed Goerke, John Ralston. Men ' s Swimming Record ■m B LHS opp. H B Washington 72 93 K Adams 60 110 B Elkhart 59 110 K Michigan City Elston 76 94 K 78 93 K Elkhart Memorial 64 107 B Mishawaka Marian 93 75 K Howe Military Academy 93 76 H LaPorte 44 127 B Penn 63 106 B Coshen 57 108 B Clay 65 94 H 69 101 H Jackson Vi 123 ' B Meet K N.I.C. Conference 5th 6th 5th H| 140 Persistance and drive were the reasons the Lions men swimmers did not give up when most others would. They are proud of the accompUshments that were achieved, both individual and team efforts. Senior swimmers Fred Ko- ehler, Tom Sellers, Scot Hires, and Er- nie Leyba made it obvious that the de- sire to succeed existed. These desires combined with willing underclassmen in the future will provide the men swimmers with the record they un- doubtedly deserve. Athletics 141 (a) Girl ' s Swim Team— Row 1— Terri Johnson, Sue Nye, Sue Cholasinsld, Marlene Sellers and Julie Koehler, Co-Captains; Barb Miller, Debbie Pietr- zak, Polly Fink, Paula Fisher. Row 2— Coach Lindi Hepworth, Manager Mary Csenar, Margi Koehler, Trina Robinson, Ann Bennett, Laura Szymanski, Debbie Jesko, Cathy Vail, Sandy Straup, Carol Fodor, Nancy Dale, Chris Sellers. Row 3— Tammy Rhymer, Jean Teves, Renee Cooper, Cheryl Drze- wiecki, Cathy Zobrosky, Julie Halasz, Ann Halser, Carrie Presnal, Jo Podemski, Pam Hauger, Patty Kovacs. The Girl ' s Swim Team, under direction of Miss Lindi Hepworth, swam a season- full of long-strived for accomplishments and several new school records. Senior Marlene Sellers set a new record in div- ing and placed first in the city meet. She remained undefeated for the season. Other school records were set by Margi Koehler in freestyle, Sandy Straup, but- terfly, and Julie Koehler, backstroke. The Co-Captains for the 74-75 team were Marlene Sellers and Julie Koehler. Team manager was Mary Csenar. _ .. . • HB - Girl ' s Swim Record H| Opponent LHS Ofp. m Penn 116 102 HI Riley 101 119 K Wawasee 123 93 B Elkhart Central 85 123 H| Jackson 106 111 H Wa.shington 124 96 K Adams 96 124 K Marion 109 110 H| Mishawaka 104 115 B Goshen 100 120 ' K Clay 77 143 ' I H ' ' 1 jk _ 142 New Records Highlight Girls Swim Season Athletics 143 2 2V O w  2 ffiV 2 2 Q 2 O s-5, r - S S 1 5 3 3 ' o ' 3 3 3 o tg O O | = ill Z g: p 3 3 o a c : c 5 3 - n 3 M ft cr 05tobo-jH-ooT 050CA :nwo . .woiffi a a It!: (t ■ o o CHbOOCnNJ001Witi.0005 t .05WWH-05 to ■:5 a 5 a. re 1 r PI sis ' C 3 to 2. 13 I s ' a 2 -- o o o || ft: - a; - o • O ' N 3. n 2 r _p5. c a =r n !y = S 3 S. n S 5 N ft- CD 03 (i o 3 3 r  3 ■ ■ CD CO n o a 3 O ft tw cr p_ n 3-  3 5 ' 3 144 o o 00 o a ;£ ® « I CO 03 O u C8 iyDr-00C7i Nao-;«pO5 a305C35t 050it t c ll c .5 O JZ O U ; u z u u Crt W2 U c o O O cq 00 W3 « l-c O o o Q Z aa I fe QU ii t 3 U Si -- • = iJ P.. rO-o CQ oa o . = u s s2 I CO O C 0) o ■- o- 2 ■§ .3 t .2- 2 b: D a; H 55 o u 0) ■ C 3 « s . C (J BS OS :s 2 a X 8 S is | e2 a H ■ si ' s ass t) ' -•5 w J Athletics 145 146 ' uMtuvmnvurnfliunnnuPB Winter Sports Honored Athletics 147 Underclass Juniors (a) Junior Class Officers, 1. to r., Sondra Prince, Secretary. Sandy Huff, Treasurer . Julie Burkus, Chrm. of the Executive Board. Carol Roytek, President. Adamo, Carmella Adams, Roberta Adank, Susan Akins, Kacy Aldridge, Floyde Aldridge, Michelle Allen, Debbie Allen, Gloria Alwine, Scott Anderson, Jay Anderson, Mary Annable, Dave Argyelan, Margaret Armstrong, Noly Armstrong, Vanessa Amett, Lorraine Arrowsmith, Mark Augustine, Cathy Austin, Dennis Badowski, Mark Badur, Debbie Bailey, Joyce Balish, Karen Balok, Debra Banicki, Eugene Bare, Doug Barkley, Chris Barkley, Ron Barnes, Pam Bamhill, Claude Barrier, Jennifer Barry, Jim Bauer, Cynthia Becsey, Pam Bell, Billy 150 Bell, Jim Bennett, Ann Benson, Peter Berry, Gaddis V. Bishop, Ken Black, Mary Blad, Dorthey Blake, Walter Borowiak, Joe Bottorff, Craig Bowering, Jeanne Bowemian, Traci Braunsdorf, Mary Brewer, Kim ymm Burelison, Michael Burgeson, Ed Burkus, Julie Burzynski, Tommy Byrer, Dann Byron, Candace Campbell, Julie Carlin, Joseph Carpenter, Ken Carrington, Mike Carteaux, Chris Cassler, Cynthia Chambers, Carol Chambers, Debbie Cheaton, Carol Christian, John Chrobot, Ken Clark, PhU Claycomb, David Clements, Brooke Cobb, Mary Juniors 151 Collins, Matthew Collins, Patty Cooks, Diane Comer, David Cox, James Crawford, Betty Crockett, Darryl Cross, Daisey Cwidak, Frank Cybulski, Bryan Cybulski, Ron Cyrier, Jackie Daugherty, Lisa Davis, Felicia Davis, Sue Deal, Debbie Dean, Debbie DeFreeuw, Mike Derda, Carol Derucki, Neal Deskovich, Jim Dickey, Robert Doherty, Mike Doi, Patty Donnelly, Ken Drens, Mike Drzewiecki, Julie DuDeck, Jim Rated As Second, Dudley, Owen Durski, Vicki Eberhardt, Lori Elias, Karen Ferguson, Evan Ferguson, Laurel Fields, Craig Flanagan, Valerie Fodor, Carol Fonseca, Rosemary Fortin, Bob Foster, Steve Frick, Eric Fuller, Roosevelt Gadacz, Cindy Caddy, Sheila Gaines, Bobby Card, Cindy Garlanger, Robert Carman, Mandee 152 Gathright, Tina Ciatto, Suzanne Gavin, Seabe Gentry, Linda Ghyselinch, Mark Giddings, Scott Gilbert, John Gilpin, Scott Gocza, Helen Goerke, Ed Golabowski, Janice Gooden, Evelyn Gordon, Robert Gorsline, Cindy Gould, James Grant, Jay m Jiiniors Try Harder Grembowicz, Tom Grenert, Linda Griffith, Brenda Grose, Alan Grzeszczyk, Liz Hadary, Tamie Hairston, Minnie Harris, Dana Harris, Don Harris, Terry J. Harris, Vicki Hartman, Sue Haynes, Donald Hazinski, Dorothy Heidrich, Pam Helak, Sue Henderson, Cherelyn Hensler, Ron Hering, Diane Hesch, Jennifer Hess, Chris Horvath, Wanda Gail Higginbotham, Mark Might, Teresa Hildabridle, Jim Hill, Addie Hill, Larry J. Hill, Pam Holland, Kathy Holmes, Laro yce Holmes, Sandra Horvath, Brenda Horvath, Mark A. Hosford, Gloria Houghton, Kathy Juniors 153 Huff, Julie Huff, Sandra Hughes, Basil Hullinger, Patty Jackson, Carolyn Jackson, Toni Jagodzinski, Mary Lou Janowiak, Diane Jaske, Gena Jeffrey, Tom Jenkins, Mattie Jenkins, Valerie Jesko, Debi Jobe, Brian M JH Kb iHI Johnson, Monice Johnson, Sonja Jones, Bamabia Jones, Donald Jones, Flossie Jones, Frances Jones, Greg Jordanek, Cindi Jozwiak, Lori Jump, Jill Kalsem, Linda Kamp, Mary Ann Kaniewski, Mike Karmolinski, Diane Karmolinski, Gary Kazmierzak, Michael Kazmierzak, Sharon Kertesz, Amy Kimble, Carey Klimek, Bruce Kline, Curtis Klota, Vicky Koehler, Margaret Kovach, John Kovacs, Ann Kovas, Marcy Kramer, Tim Kreskai, Tricia 154 Tf qj Kruk, Stephanie Kryzaniak, Elaine Kush, John Kuskye, John Kyle, Keith Kytta, Jeffrey Lacopo, Frank Lambert, Cheryl Langel, Vic Lee, Michael Lehner, Bob Lennox, Lori Lesniewicz, Kevin Leszcznski, Ken Leyba, Bernard Leyba, Linda Lindsey, Cindy Lloyd, Tommy Locke, Yvette Logan, David Logan, Duane Lonie, Pat Love, Micheal L. Luckert, Guy Lyczynski, Dave Mabry, Scott Juniors 155 Maciejewsid, Rick Mailey, Avis Mailey, John Manijak, Mikelene Marback, Chris Markwith, Marion Mason, Joseph Matemowski, Liz Matthews, Tonia McCalhster, Vikki McClanahan, Kevin McClanahan, Tim McClure, James Mclntyre, Kevin Menyhart, Joe Mesaros, Norma Miles, Stephanie Molnar, Jeanne Monhaut, Tom Moore, April Moore, Joyce Moritz, Scot Mosby, Earl Moser, Ehse Mouros, Paul Muessel, Charles Munyan, Paul Murphy, Vicki Nafe, Scott Nally, Pat 156 Pl!3 Neagu, Martin Neal, Edwin Neal, Kris Nichols, Adrian Nickerson, Judy Nicldas, Jeff Niezgodski, Debbie Notary, Bob Nowak, Thomas Nowicki, Craig Nowicki, Ken Nuss, John Ogren, Donna Oldham, Bryan Olszewski, Jeffrey Orosz, Erin Osborne, Hubert Paar, Ernie Parker, Wanda Passwater, Mike Pavey, Ed Payne, Delois Pearman, Terri Pearson, Giszel Peczkowski, Gail Pennino, Steve Perry, Carol Peterson, Stephen Piechoski, Charlie Pierce, Edward Juniors 157 Pinnick, Julie Pinter, Richard PtoiMiki, Jerrilyn Pluta, Kathy Poindexter, David A. Powell, Lany Price, Vanessa Priebe, Tim Prince, Sandra Pruift, David Pyneart, Andrea Radecki, Lynn Radecki, Mark Ralston, John Ranschaert, Barbara Rayl, Loretta Reasor, Kevin Redding, Deborah Redman, Pam Reeder, Rock Rice, Steven Riddle, LaDonna Robertson, Lorie Robinson, Trina Rooks, Dan Rosander, Jim Rousculp, Natalie Roytek, Carol wim Juniors Ready To Assume School Leadership Rozek, Gregory Rulli, Nina RuUi, Vito Russell, Virginia Sabemiak, Mark Salyer, Don Sandsmark, Candy Santa, Mary Saunders, Barbara Scallions, Georgia Schiiferl, Debbie Schmanski, John Schoff, Greg Schwalm, David Sconiers, Ulysses Scott, Kenny Scruggs, Andre Seach, Braida SheUey, Bill Shenem, Sam Sherk, Debbie Sherk, Vickie Shumaker, Kathy Shum, Yulanda Simon, Tom Sims, John Siwek, Julie Siwek, Mary Slaby, Norman Slott, Bill Slusser, Jane Smalls, Sheila Smith, Ben Smorin, Patti Spaulding, Randy 158 mil Pi ■ Tr -im Troxel, Brad Udy, Joanne  . UUery, Kevin Urbanski, Bob Vail, Bill Vail, Cathy Vanderheyden, Greg Varga, Susan Vargo, Francine Veatch, Jeff Velastegui, Jose Verse, Tho mas Volhner, Greg Waggoner, Dawn Walker, Val Wallis, Jeffrey A. Walsh, Chris Wamsley, David Spitz, Carolyn Staszewski, Lois Steinhofer, Regina Stieglitz, Jeff Straup, Sandy y , . Strebinger, Mark Bj jk Strebinger, Paul Stuckey, Arlene Stutsman, Julie Summers, Dorothy Swango, Russell Swartz, Pam Sweet, Susan Szczypski, Vanessa Szumski, Dave Szymanski, Laura Szymanski, Patty Szymanski, Richy Szynski, Pam Taberski, Radell Terrio, John Thompson, Lnogene Tinsley, Kay Tipps, Jim Tobolski, Becky Townsend, Donald Trezise, Amy Troupe, James Juniors 150 Next Year . . . pr Zemanek, Dan Zmudzinski, Jane Neely, Brenda Watson, David Weber, Derek Wesolowski, Dan West, James C. White, Bruce Wigfall, Jalna Williams, Stewart Willoughby, Lori Wilson, Debra K. Wilson, Stanley Wiltrout, Fran Winkel, Debra Winkel, Timothy G. Winters, Samuel Wise, Mike Wolf, Audrey Wood, Anita Woodard, Ronald Wright, Ralph Yahle, Lyrm Yike, Debi lao iJf:i,:.:iiS; ip ! , ■M Great Expections :i i ' I 3r Juniors 161 Sophomores (a) Michael Murray, President. Patricia Goli- chowski, Vice-President. Santana Redding, Secre- tary. Nancy Lindsay, Treasurer. Akins, Ellen Albright, Mike Alexander, Patricia Allen, Mary Anderson, Doug Andrzejewski, Janice Andrzejewski, Judy Armstrong, Mike Arnold, Pamella Arrowsmith, Jon Babbs, Ronald Barnhill, Linda Barr, Gerald Barson, Tern Battisti, Mary Bednarek, Gary Bell, Joddi Bell, Ty Berry, Barbara Berry, Beth Bertolan, Bonnie Beyrer, Linda Biebuyck, Cindy Bingham, Sylvester Bishop, Brian Black, Jeannie Blair, Patty Bland, Joe Bonczynski, Mike Boren, Diane Borou , Helen Borsodi, Kim Botka, Keith Bowman, Kim Brantley, Michael 162 Brillan, Stacy Brown, Doris Brown, Norris Brunkhart, Craig Burgess, Richard Burlingame, Michael Bash, Rhonda Butler, Brian Cabana, Rolland Cahall, Steven Carhn, John Carter, LeChristie Cass, Kathie Cebulsld, Roz 3liikl Cebulski, Steve Cephas, Dennis Chandler, Willie Charles, Daniel Cheaton, £ 1 Cherrone, Christopher Ciesiolka, Sharon Clements, Walter Clowers, Jerry Cobb, Diane Coley, James Colher, Kim Collins, Ollie Comer, Jerome Cooper, Renee Cottonham, Arthur Craft, Sue Creech, Allen Creed, E)onald C res well, John Criffield, Sue Crockett, Robert Crowder, Kenneth Crowell, Karyn Cullather, Nick Cummings, Victor Cuneo, Virginia Cybulski, Bruce Czarnecki, Leanne Davis, Cail Davis, Tina Dawson, Jim Deafenbaugh, Rebecca Deal, Rick DeBoe, Debbie Sophomores 163 Decker, John Derda, Steve Derrick, Willis DiPinto, Vito Divine, Phil Dixon, Tim Dixon, Willie Doerr, Gary Doherty, Katy Dombrowski, Mike DuBois, Kent Dudeck, Jerry Penny Pitch Nets Results Dudeck, Randy Dungey, Mark Eastman, Cecil Edwards, Gloria Edwards, Terrence Eggbeer, C.J. Dillard, Mary Egierski, Ron Farley, Mike Fekete, Phil Ferguson, Karen Fisher, Bet tie Flanigan, Scott Ford, Keith Foster, Karen Francis, Tom Frick, Kevin Fulce, Charlotte Fulton, Guy Gaby, Tony Gadacz, David Galeziewski, Linda Gardner, Chris Gates, Kent Gaza, Mark Gean, William A. Gentry, Adrianne Gillean, Ron Gilliam, Judy Glassbum, Shawn Goebel, Karen Goldberg, Shari Golabowsld, Richard Golichowski, Patricia Gooden, Melba 1 164 Grabarek, Bill Graham, Kim Green, Deborah Ann Green, Jeff Gring, Dave Grose, Mark Grounds, Richard Hair, Cathleen Hale, Dennis Halasz, James Hamann, Robert Hans, Coleen Hanslits, Mary Harris, Rosemary Hatcher, Russel Hauger, Pam Hawes, Mike Hazinski, Sue Heffner, Richard Heffner, Tom Heintzelman, Dean Hettinghouse, Bryan Highsmith, Avance Hiles, Bob Hill, Sheila Hilton, Bob Hinsch, Jennie Hires, Pam Hodge, Nancy Hoffiman, Jane Hoffman, Kipp Homer, Robert Horton, Abe Horvath, Candy Horvath, Karen Horvath, Ricky Hosaflook, Jerry Houghton, Keith House, Steve Howlett, Mike Hudelmyer, Judy Hu es, Debra Hull, Ken Hullinger, Charles HuUinger, Jeff Sophomores 165 Hunt, John Hurmon, Elijah Husband, Antoinette Buys, John Ivory, Anthony Jackson, Doug Jackson, Fay Jackson, Greg Jagodzinski, Rose Ann Jannasch, Diane JeUnski, John Jena, Brenda Jenkins, Rudy Jennings, Carrie Jesswein, Don Jewett, Phihp Johnson, Albert Johnson, Angela Johnson, Beth Johnson, Robert Johnson, Steve Jones, Fracis 166 Jones, Rachael Jones, Terry Jordanek, Jeanine Joswiak, Lynne Kalmar, Lynn Kaszas, Diane Kent, Curt Kertai, James Kilbride, Sioban Kile, Robert King, LeRoy Klimek, Patti Kline, Margaret Klota, Mark Klute, Kim Kovacs, Patti Kozakiewicz, Joe Kramer, Jerry Kremer, Kim Kring, Sandy Kromkowski, Joe Kukla, Gary Kurdys, Dennis Kurz, David Kuspa, Virginia Lack, Merle Landen, Pam Laster, Kenny 1 Latkowski, Charles Lechtanski, Rick Lemon, Jim Lenczewski, Sandra Lesniewicz, Keith Leszczynski, Larry Letherman, Tom Lichtenbarger, Steve Lighthall, Terry Lindsey, Nancy Lipsey, Kevin Lockett, Larry Lolmaugh, Connie Lottie, Owen Sophomores 167 ' 1 Searching For . . . What?! Lottie, Julianna Loughlin, Matthew Luckert, Glen Lyczynski, Debbie Lyczynski, Tina Macon, Yuvette Macturch, Raymond Madigan, David Major, Colleen Makielski, Tom Malone, Anita Marciniak, Tom Marcotte, Susan Anthony Mark, Anthony Marshall, Jim Marshall, Mark Martin, Christi Martin, Ellen Masters, Steve Matthew, Pamela Matthews, Christine Mazurkiewicz, John McCann, Greg McCauley, Jackie McClanalian, Brian McCombs, Roberta McConnick, Patty McDonald, Cassandra 168 McHenry, Terri McKinsty, Ray McNeely, Robin McMinn, Bill Megonnell, Rick Merrill, Jeff Merritt, Darlene Merritt, Debra Miller, Chad Miller, Mark Miller, Regina Miller, Timmy Molnar, Jeff Monhaut, Larry Moore, Garry Moody, Johnnie Moore, Jo Moore, Juhe Moore, Mike Moore, Paula Moran, Gregory Morgan, Jonathan Morgan, Leslie Moritz, Jill Morlock, Sue Morrell, Archie Morrell, Mark Mosley, Nate Munyan, Heidi Murray, Oris Sophomores 169 Murray, Mike Mustak, Nicky Myers, Bill Myers, Debbie Nash, William H. Neely, Diane Neff, Edward Newbill, Brenda Newman, Dell Newman, Emanuel T. Newson, Easer Nick, Mike Nickelson, Ed Nicolas, Denise Niezgodski, Janie Nissley, Dwight Nissley, James Noble, Chris Nowicki, Bob Opaczewski, Cindy Opaczewski, Patricia Orlovic, Cindy Osier, Penny Ozdyck, Larry Papoi, Stephanie Parchman, Cherie Parchman, William Parker, Darlene Pattillo, Paige Pearman, Randy 170 Pennino, Richard Perez, Esther Perry, Chiquitta Perry, Dorothy Phelps, Bradford Piechoski, Annette Pierce, Claudette Pitts, Gigi P. Plonski, Jeannine Plump, Kenneth Podemski, Joanne Poindexter, Annette Porter, Tom Pratt, Patty Prawat, Tim Price, Terry Pynaert, Marty Ralston, Mike Redding, Renee Redding, Santana Redman, Sheri Reed, Jackie Reiman, Rochelle Relos, Robin Rhinesmith, Pam Rhymer, Tammy Richard, Randall Richards, Jane Rinehart, Mary C. Rininger, Linda Sophomores 171 Rininger, Lyle Ritter, Bill Roberts, Phil Robertson, Paul Robinson, Carolyn Robinson, Sandra Rodick, Bob Roe, Karla Roedl, Paul Rohde, Brian Rosander, Greg Roytek, Nancy Rozniarek, Anita Runnells, Pam Ruth, Bob Rutkowski, Debbie Rybak, John Saenz, Jerry Samuels, Spike Sanders, Dewayne Schmanski, Terry Schoff, Kathy Scofield, Kathy Scott, Regina Seach, Mike Sellers, Chris Shapiro, Diane Shroyer, Scott Shull, Roberta Slater, Lawrence Slocum, John Sieczko, Robert Simmons, Bonnie Simmons, Crystal Simmons, Marcia Simon, Rick Six, Rebecca Smith, Cheryl Smith, David Smith, John Smith, Sue Smuda, Janet 172 Sones, Bob Spier, Mike Spychalski, Debbie Stachowiak, Bob Stackman, Thomas Stanley, Terry Staszewski, Randy Stevens, Mike Stewart, Lisa Renee Stout, Steven Stremme, Boyde Strychalski, Dave Stuckey, Michelle Styles, Virgle Sule, Cathy Sullivan, Joyce M. Surratt, Reginald Sutherland, Carl Swank, Bill Swanson, Hernando Swanson, Ken Swartz, Julie Szweda, Noreen Swindle, Daiuiy Szucsits, Kevin Taberski, Gail Sophomores 173 Tamandli, Beverly Taylor, Joy Taylor, Linda Teves, Jean Thomas, Bob Thomas, Russell Tabolsid, Mark Tomlinson, Connie Toney, Annette Toth, David Town, Alan Townsend, Bonnie Tripp, Mary Trok, Barbara Troupe, Cecelia Trowbridge, Sheryl Troyer, Bill Ulbricht, Bill Ulbricht, Gary Underwood, Dave Uphain, Philip Utterback, Dave Utt, Ruth Valentine, Bob VanDerHeyden, Sheila Vargo, Michael Vaughn, Sharon Vawter, Mike Sophomores Develop A Vollmer, Melanie Wagner, Phyllis Wagner, Randy Wagner, Ron Walker, Noland Wallis, Jolene Wamell, Annette Warren, Kim Washington, James Wawrzyniak, Dan Weiss, Albert Wensits, Tina Weslowski, Katie Weslowski, Keith Wesson, Alex West, Jeffrey L. Wharton, Beth [M Wharton, Pam White, Edmond Wieldling, David J I M JH H j l 174 Wigfall, Clarence Wiley, Crystal Williams, Annette Williams, Karen Williams, Steve Williams, Taleo Wilson, Moncita Wilson, William Wvnnicki, Terry Wireman, Pamela L. Wishin, Jerome Wiskotoni, Paul Wojciechowski, Lisa Wood, Jacki Wood, Ron Strong, Proud Spirit Worm, Donna Woznicki, Denise Wright, Sheila Wukovits, Bruce Yeondel, Diane Yike, Ken Yoder, David Young, Debbie Youts, Randy Zehender, Bob Zielinski, Laurie Zobrosky, Jeff Zubkoff, Ian Zubler, Glenn Sophomore 175 Ill £ o ' I ' K) en pj p g si (t 0) 8 t H (0 ID r 5 z - r z z z 0) 0) 10 CO m CD H 2 m CD H CD m (D 178 Its the real thing. Coke. Tracto-mark (r) A €• AM? te AP rOCI Att MAMMIliO MCPOMAiO S lAaee oaocR or McDonald ' s 3221 LincolnWay West South Bend, IN. 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BEACON BOWL, located at 4210 Lincoln Way West, serves many LaSalle students all year throu . If it ' s exercise you ' re after, or just a good time, get a few friends together and head for BEACON BOWL to roll a few frames. j pf m 9k --o-Yv- •M Wr lm wKKKf Mmmmm Ads 183 WYGANTS FLORAL COMPANY can be found at 327 Lincoln Way West. They specialize in flo- ral arrangements, glassware, and gifts for all occa- sions. If you ' re buying for someone hard to please be sure to try Wygant ' s. For a pizza that will tantilize your taste buds, NI- COLA ' S is the place to go. Aside from pizza they serve other fine foods for your enjoyment. After the games be sure to make a stop at Nicola ' s, 809 North Michigan for a snack to top off your evening. 184 Let the GUARANTEE OIL COMPANY heat your home and save you discomfort during those long cold winters. Stop in and talk it over at 1619 Lincoln Way West. J J DAIRY QUEEN, 1039 Lincoln Way West is the place to refresh yourself on those warm, sunny days. They sell ice cream in all forms, from dilly bars to hot fudge brownie delights. People of all ages can be assured of finding something to their liking. For the finest in flowers, whether it be corsages or arrangements, EHNINGER ' S FLORIST SHOP has it all. They are the main suppliers found in River Bend Plaza and do their best to brighten lives. Visit Ehninger ' s at 111 West Wayne. Ads 185 The ideal gift is the gift of yourself, so why not do it right and have your picture taken by a quaUty professional photographer like Mr. R.F. Patnaude from McDonald ' s Studio? The pleasure will be all yours when you see that special smile captured forever. 201 N. Michigan Street. i 186 Patron Waggoner ' s Big W Car Wash mmmmmmmmmmmm Mr arui Mrs.Rebert.E.Boules Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bomtragef Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Caeneped State Farm Insurance Co., Jerry Bemsten, Agent Ads 187 Ill Abraham, Patrick Adamo, Carmella 150 Adamo, Patrick 20, 75 Adams, Roberta 85, 86, 90, 93, 150, 112, 113 Adank, Susan 101, 104, 150 Akins, Ellen 87, 162 Akins, Kathryn 150 Albright, Michael 162 Albright, Richard Aldridge, Floyde 102, 150, 126 Aldridge, John 20 Aldgidge, Michelle 150 Alexander, Patricia 162 Alexander, Thelma Allen, Deborah 86, 104, 150, 88 Allen, Gloria 132, 150 Allen, Larry 102 Allen, Mac 20 Allen, Mary 162 Alwine, Scott 150 Anderson, Douglas 162 Anderson, Jay 150 Anderson, Julie 105 Anderson, Kim 20 Anderson, Mark 20 Anderson, Mary 150 Andrzewjewski, Janice 162 Andrzewjewski, Judith 102, 162 Annable, David 150 Apt, Deanna 18, 20, 86 Argyelan, Barbara 20, 85, 86, 89 Argyelan, Margaret 86, 150, 88 Armstead, Harvey Armstrong, Gregory 20 Armstrong, Michael 162 Armstrong, Noly 150, 112, 113 Armstrong, Vanessa 150 Amett, Lorraine 150 Arnold, Pamella 104, 106, 162 Arrowsmith, Jon 162 Arrowsmith, Mark 150 Augustine, Cathy 84, 150 Aunger, Stuart 20 Austin, Dennis 150 Babbs, Ronald 162 Badowski, Mark 150, 126 Badur, Deborah 84, 150, 112, 113 Bailey, Toni Baker, Renell Balish, Karen 150, 102 Balok, Debra 150, 93 Banach, Christopher Banicki, Eugene 150 Banicki, Gina 20, 75, 91, 96, 113 Barber, Patricia 18, 20, 85, 86, 101, Bare, Douglas 150 Barkley, Carrie 20 Barkley, Christopher 150 Barkley, Ron 150 Barnes, Amos 20, 126 Barnes, Pam 150 Bamhill, Claude 150 Bamhill, Linda 162 Barr, Gerald 138, 162, 138 Barr, Gregory 20 Barrier, Jennifer 150 Barrier, Jeffrey 20, 76 Barry, James 150, 102 Barry, Margaret 18, 20, 75 Barson, Tern 162 Batteast, David 20, 126 Battisti, John Battisti, Mary 162 Bauer, Cynthia 150 Bauer, Jeffrey 20 Becsey, Pamela 150, 102 Bednarek, Gary 162 Bell, Bill 150 Bell, James 151 Bell, Joddi 162 190 Bell, Robert Bell, Tyrus Bennett, Ann 86, 151, 142 Bennett, Kelly 105 Benson, Charlene Benson, Daniel 20 Benson, Elvis Benson, Pete 151 Bemsten, Paul 20, 66, 119 Berry, Beth 162 Berry, Barbara 162 Berry, Gaddis 151, 102 Bertolan, Bonnie 162 Beyrer, James 20, 118 Beyrer, Linda 162, 105 Biebuyck, Cynthia 162, 102 Bilski, Sharon Binder, Nona Bingham, Sylvester 162, 102 Bishop, Brian 162 Bishop, Kenneth 131, 151 Bishop, Richard 21, 119 Biskupski, Ronald 21, 18, 119 Bittle, Lou Ann Bittle, Paul Black, Elizabeth 162, 101 Black, Mary 151, 86, 101 Blackford, Mark 21 Blad, Dorothy 151 BUd, Tina 21, 75 Blair, Patricia 162 Blake, Walter 151, 102, 95, 90 Bland, Joseph 162 Blasczyk, Alan 21 Bonczynski, Michael 162 Boren, Diane 162 Bomtrager, Julia 21, 119, 199 Borou , Helen 162 Borowiak, Joseph 151 Borsodi, Kimberly 162 Botka, Keith Bottorff, Craig 151, 102 Bottorff, Larry 21, 89 Bowering, Jeanne 151, 87 Bowerman, Traci 84, 151 Bowman, Kim 85, 162, 112 Box, Robert 21 Boyd, Debra Boyles, Cynthia 21, 18, 119, 100, i Bradford, Jodi 21 Brandy, Karen 21, 104, 101 Brantley, Mike 162 Braunsdorf, Maiy 151, 88 Brewer, Kimberly 151, 93, 112 Brewer, Timothy 104 Brewer, Toni Brillan, Stacy 163 Brook, Kenneth 21, 119, 92 Brown, Alvin 131, 151 Brown, Charles 21 Brown, Cindy 21, 77, 84 Brown, Doris 163 Brown, Gregory Brown, Miriam 151, 104 Brown, Norris 163, 102 Brown, Ranatia Brummell, Frances 21 Brunkhart, Craig 163 Bryant, Kimberly 21, 76 Buczkowski, Susan Bukowski, Michael 151 Buggs, Charles 151 Bullard, Jerome 151 Bumbarger, Steve 21, 106, 104 Bunch, Jerry 21, 102, 119 Bunch, Katharyn Burch, David 151 Burch, Patricia Burdine, Linda 151 Burelison, Michael 151 Burgeson, Edward 151, 126 Burgess, Richard 163 Burkus, Janice 21, 91, 119, 199 9, 199 Burkus, Julie 151, 18 Burlingame, Jean Burlingame, Mike 163 Burnett, Patricia Burzynski, Thomas 151 Butler, Brian 163 Butler, Steven 22 Butler, Terry 22, 102 Button, Terri 22, 101 Byrd, Robert 22 Byrer, Dann 151 Byron, Candace 151 Cabana, Rolland 163 Caenepeel, Joellen 22, 91 Cahall, Steven 163 Caldwell, Edward 22, 119, 86, 115, 114, 89 Caldwell, Kathleen 22, 64, 119 Campbell, Jayme 22 CampbeU, Julie 151, 106, 104 Campbell, Timothy 91, 134 Cannady, Terry 22 Cantrell, Charles CarUn, John 163 CarUn, Joseph 138, 151, 102 Carpenter, James 22 Carpenter, Ken 151 Carrington, Michael 151 Carteaux, Christina 151, 104 Carter, Jackie 22 Carter, Kenneth 22, 131, 18 Carter, Christie 163 Carvalho, Cicero 29 Casey, Bluthers Casey, Huberta Casper, Steven 22 Cass, Kathleen 163 Cass, Richard 22, 131, 18, 88, 140 Gassier, Cynthia 151, 102, 113 Cealka, Nancy Cebulski, Roslyn 163 Cebulski, Steve 163 Cenkush, James 22 Chambers: Carol 151, 93, 88 Chambers, Debrah 151 Chambers, Mary 22, 119, 86, 93, 89 Chambliss, Donita 22, 19 Chandler, Willie 163 Charles, Daniel 163 Cheaton, Carol 151, 88 Cheaton, Earl 163 Chenez, Cathy Cherrone, Christopher 163 Childress, Kevin 22 Cholasinski, Susan 22, 75, 93, 142 Christian, John 151 Chrobot, Kenneth 151 Church, Terry Cichowicz, Kenneth 22 Ciesiolka, Sharon 163 Clark, Kevin 22, 104 Clark, Kim 23, 95 Clark, Malia 23 Clark, Phillip 151 Claycomb, David 151 Clements, Brooke 151 Clements, Walter 163 Glowers, Jerry 163 Glowers, Rick 23 Coalmon, Katherine 119, 89 Cobb, Beverly 23 Cobb, Diantha 163 Cobb, Mary 151 Cobb, Valerie 102 Coffey, Dennis 102 Cole, Deborah Coleman, Catherine 23, 90, 108 Coleman, David 23 Coleman, Michael Coley, James 163 Coley, Renaldo Collier, Kimberly 163 Collins, UUian 23 Collins, Matthew 152 Collins, Ollie 163 Collins, Patty 152 Comer, Jerome 163 Cooks, Diane 152 Cooper, Renee 163, 87, 142 Corey, Connie Comer, David 152 Cotton, Mary Cottonham, Arthur 163 Coty, Joel Cox, James 152 Cox, Marsha 23, 18, 118 Craft, Susan 163, 102 Crawford, Betty 152 Crawford, Michael Creech, Allen 163 Creed, Debbie 23 Creed, Donald 163, 110 Creswell, John 163 Criffield, Lowell 23 Criffield, Susan 163, 104 Crockett, Robert 163, 102 , Crockett, Darryl 152 Cross, Daisey 152 Crowder, Kenneth 163 Crowell, John 23, 86 Crowell, Karyn Ann 163, 106, 104 Csenar, John 23, 92 Csenar, Mary Therese 23, 85, 132, 119, 142 Csiszar, Thomas Cullather, Nicholas 163, 86 Cummings, Valarie 24 Cummings, Victor 163 Cuneo, John 24 Cuneo, Virginia 163, 102 Cwidak, Frank 152 Cybulski, Bradley 24 Cybulski, Bruce 163 Cybulski, Bryan 152 Cybulski, Ronald 152 Cyrier, Jacquehne 152 Czamecki, Leanne 163 Czyz, Carolyn 24, 102 Daugherty, Kim 24, 110 Daugherty, Lisa 152 Davidson, Cynthia Davis, Alison 24, 102, 91, 18, 118, 101, 89 Davis, Debra 24 Davis, Evelyn 24 Davis, Felicia 152 Davis, Gail 163 Davis, Pamela Davis, Lynn 24 Davis, Michael 24 Davis, Rochelle 24 Davis, Sue 152 Davis, Tina 163 Davis, William Davisson, Margaret 105 Dawson, James 163 Dawson, Sally 24 Deafenbach, Rebecca 163, 93, 112 Deal, Debra 152 Deal, Ricky 163 Dean, David 24 Dean, Debra 152 DeBaets, Connie 24, T7, 18 Deboe, Debbie 163 Decker, John 164 Decker, Mary 24 Deferbrache, Faith 24 DeFreeuw, Michael 152, 115 Dejaegher, Robert 24, 104 Denny, Anita 24 Derda, Carol 84, 152, 86 Derda, Steve 164 DeRoo, Susan 24, 104, 106, 119 Derrick, Willis 164 Derucki, Neal 152 Deskovich, James 152 Dickey, Dale Dickey, Joyce Dickey, Robert 152 Dicks, Michael Dillard, Mary 164 Dilworth, Judy DiPinto, Vito 164 Divine, Phillip 164 Dixon, Ernest 24, 102 Dixon, Timothy 164, 90 Dixon, Willie 164 Dobecki, Kevin 25 Docherty, Patrick 25, 76 Doerr, Gary 164 Doherty, Katherine 164, 103, 104 Doherty, Michael 152, 104, 110 Doi, Patricia 152 Dombrowski, Mike 164, 104 Donnelly, Kenneth 152 Donovan, Greg 25, 91 Dosmann, Gregory Drews, Michael 152 Driver, Greta 25 Drzewiecki, Julia 132, 152, 101, 113 DuBois, Kent 105, 164 DuBree, Kevin 25, 87 Dudeck, Debra 25, 75 Dudeck, James 152 Dudeck, Jerry 164 Dudeck, Randy 164 Dudley, Gwendolyn 93, 152 Dungey, Mark 164 Dunlap, Michael Dunnuck, Deborah DuPont, Carlos 25, 86, 100 Durkin, David 25 Durski, Vickie 85, 101, 152 Eaglebarger, Charles Eastman, Cecil 105, 164 Ebel, Denise 25, 75, 84 Eberhardt, Lori 104, 152, 88 Exlwards, Gloria 164 Edwards, James 25 Edwards, Cecelia 25 Edwards, Terrence 164 Eger, Warren 25 Eggbeer, Charles 164, 88 Egierski, Ronald 164, 126 Egyhazi, James 25 Ehninger, Terry 18, 25, 91, 100, 102, 107, 89 Elias, Karen 152 Elliott, William Evans, Opal 112 Evans, Robert Ewing, Darlene 25, 75 Falls, Sue Ann 25, 75 Farley, Michael 164, 110, 126 Farthing, Patricia 25 Fekete, Phil 104, 164 Felder, Doreen 25 Ferguson, Evan 152, 126 Ferguson, Karen 84, 104, 164 Ferguson, Laurel 152 Ferguson, Richard 25, 76 Fiedler, Janine 18, 25, 93, 102, 89 Fiedler, Joel Fields, Craig 152, 88 Fikes, Michelle Fink, Paula 18, 25, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 88, 89, 142 Fisher, Bettie 164 Fisher, Paula 26, 18, 105, 106, 142 Flanagan, Jay 26, 89 Flanagan, Valerie 101, 152 Flanigan, Scott 164 Fleishman, Greg 18, 26, 88 Fobar, Helen 25 Fodor, Carol 92, 152, 112, 142 Foeshee, Judy Fonseca, Rose 152 Ford, Keith 164 Forgash, Bruce 26 Fortin, Robert 152, 118 Foster, Karen 164 Foster, Jeff Foster, Steve 152 Francis, Thomas 164 Frank, Daniel 18, 26, 100, 110, 88, i Franklin, Carole 26 Franklin, Michael 26 Frazier, Lemmie Freel, Robert Frick, Coleen 26, 102 Frick, Eric 152 Frick, Kevin 164 Fulce, Charlotte 84, 164 Fuller, Roosevelt 152 Fulton, Gary 102 Fulton, Guy 102, 164 Gaby, Anthony 164 Gadacz, Cindy 152 Gadacz, David 164 Caddy, Sheila 152 Gadson, Vernon 26 Gadson, Cheryl 26, 103, 104 Gadson, Daniel Gaines, Robert 152, 134 Galeziewski, Linda 86, 164 Gamble, Robert 26 Ganser, Kent Ganser, Kurt 26 Card, Cynthia 84, 86, 152 Gardner, Christopher 164 Garlanger, Robert 152 Carman, Amanda 92, 152 Gary, Pamela Gates, Kent 164 Gathright, Quintelia 153 Gatto, Suzanne 84, 153 Gavin, Seabe 119, 153 Gayton, Rufus Gaza, Mark 164 Gean, William 164 Gentry, Adrianne 84, 102, 164 Gentry, Linda 93, 102, 153, 112 Ghyselink, Mark 92, 153 Giddings, Scott 103, 105, 153, 115 Gilbert, John 153 Gildea, Donna 26, 84, 102, 100 Gillean, Ronald 164 Gillean, Don 26 Gilliam, Judy 102, 164 Gilliam, Tony Gilpin, Scott 153 Glassbum, Shawn 164 Gluekert, Cheryl 27 Gocza, Helen 153 Gocza, Melinda 27 Godfrey, Gary 27 Godley, Patricia Goebel, Karen 164 Goerke, Ed 153, 140 Golabowski, Janice 86, 93, 153, 112 Golabowski, Richard 164 Goldberg, Shari 86, 164 Golichowski, Cheryl 27, 75, 102 Golichowski, Patti 164 Gooden, Evelyn 153 Gooden, Melba 164 Gordon, Jeffrey 27 Gordon, Robert 153, 134 Index 191 Gorog, Jennifer 27 Gorsline, Cindy 1 6 Gould, James 153 Gould, Thomas Grabarek, William 165 Graham, Kim 165 Grant, Jay 153 Gray, Carol 105 Gray, Judy Green, Deborah 165 Green, Jeff 165 Grembowicz, Tom 92, 103, 104, 105, 106, 131, 153 Grenert, James Grenert, Linda 153 Grenert, Michael Grenert, Rebecca Grenert, Robert Griffin, Elma 27 Griffith, Brenda 153 Griffith, Brian 27, 110 Gring, David 165 Grooms, Elizabeth 27 Grose, Alan 153 Grose, Mark 165, 110 Grounds, Richard 165, 126 Grzegorek, Jerry 27 Grzeszczyk, Elizabeth 153, 115 Gustafson, Bruce Haab, Chris 105 Hadary, Tamie 153 Haefke, Adrienne 18, 27, 86 Hair, Cathleen 165 Hairston, Minnie 153 Halasz, James 102, 165, 110 Hale, Dennis 165 Hamann, Robert 165 Hammer, Timothy Haney, James 102, 165, 89 Hannah, Kenneth 27 Hans, Coleen 90, 165, 109 Hans, Kristin Hanslits, Anthony 28 Hanslits, Mary 165 Harmon, Tchrina 28, 77 Harris, Dana 95, 102, 153 Harris, Donald 104, 153, 140 Harris, Rosemary 165 Harris, Terry 153 Harris, Vicki 153 Hartman, Sue 153, 199 Hatcher, Russell 104, 165 Hauger, Pamela 165, 142 Hawes, Michael 165 Haynes, Anthony 86 Haynes, Donald 153 Haynes, Keith 28 Hazinski, Dorothy 153 Hazinski, Susan 165 Heald, Elisabeth 28, 88 Heald, Mark Heard, Robert Heffner, Richard 165 Heffner, Thomas 165, 126 Heidrich, Pam 153 Heintzelman, Dean 138, 165, 138 Helak, Susan 153 Henderson, Cherelynn 28, 102, 153 Hensler, Ronald 153, 110 Hensley, William Hering, Diane 93, 103, 105, 153 Hering, Ellen 103, 105 Herman, Cynthia Hernandez, Felipe Hernandez, Mary Hernandez, Rudy Hesch, Jennifer 153 Hess, Chris 153 Hettinghouse, Bryan 165 Hicks, William 192 Higginbotham, Mark Highsmith, Avance 165 Hight, Sheryl 28, 105 Hight, Teresa 154 Hildabridle, Jimmie 153 Hiles, James Hiles, Robert 165 Hill, Addie 153 Hill, Larry 96, 100, 153 Hill, Pamela 153 Hill, Sheila 104, 165, 109 Hillman, Stephanne 28 Hilton, Robert 86, 165 Hinsch, Jennifer 165 Hires, Pamela 165 Hires, Scot 28, 140 Hodge, David 28 Hodge, Nancy 165 Hoffman, Jane 165 Hoffman, Kipp 165 Holland, Katharine 153 Holland, Susan 28 Holmes, Laroyce 102, 153 Holmes, Sandra 153, 88 Hopkins, Daniel 28, 119, 138 Hoppe, Deborah 28, 75 Homer, Robert 165 Homing, Virginia 28, 75 Horton, Abraham Horvath, Brenda 153 Horvath, Candace 101, 132, 165, 113 Horvath, Cheryl 28 Horvath, James 28 Horvath, Karen 165 Horvath, Kirk 28, 100 Horvath, Grant 28 Horvath, Mark 153 Horvath, Ricky 165 Horvath, Wanda 153 Hosaflook, Jerry 165 Hosford, Gloria 107, 153 Hougjiton, Kathy 93, 132, 153, 112 Houghton, Keith 165 House, Stephen 165 Howard, Grant 110 Howe, Karen 28 Howlett, Mike 165 Hudelmeyer, Judith 165 Hudelmyer, Karen 28 Huff, JuUe 154 Huff, Randy 28, 104, 154, 109 Huff, Sandra 28, 104, 154, 109 Huff, Sheryl Hu es, Debra 165 Hull, Kenneth 165 HuUinger, Charles 102, 165 Hullinger, Patricia 154 Hunt, John 166 Hurmon, Elijah 154, 166 Husband, Antoinette 166 Huys, Barbara 29 Huys, John 166 Hyde, Robert 29 Imus, Cynthia 29, 87 Ingram, Nancy Ivankovics, Tina Ivory, Anthony 166 Jackson, Arvester Jackson, Carolyn 154 Jackson, Clarence 154 Jackson, Dion Jackson, Donna Jackson, Douglas 102, 166, 136 Jackson, Fay 166 Jackson, Gregory 166 Jackson, Iris 29 Jackson, Linda Jackson, Toni 102 Jagodzinski, Mary 154 Jagodzinski, Rose Ann 84, 166, 113 Janicki, Thomas 29, 119 Jannasch, Diane 102, 132, 154, 166, 113 Jannasch, Dirk 29 Janowiak, Diane 84, 132, 112, 113, 108 Janowiak, David 29, 76 Janowiak, Maryalice 29, 85, 107, 89 Janowiak, Nancy 29, 84, 119, 131, 132, 113 Jaske, Gena 154 Jeffrey, Thomas 154 Jelinski, James 29 Jelinski, John 166 Jena, Brenda 104, 166 Jenkins, Mary Jenkins, Mattie 85, 102, 154, 112 Jenkins, Rudolph 166, 126 Jenkins, Valerie 154 Jennings, Carrie 166 Jesko, Deborah 154, 112, 113, 142 Jesswein, Donald 166, 136 Jewett, Debra 30, 102 Jewett, Philip 166, 126, 136 Jeziorsld, Terrence 30 Jobe, Brian 154 Johnson, Stephen Johnson, Albert 166 Johnson, Angela 166 Johnson, Beth 102, 166 Johnson, Daniel Johnson, David Johnson, Greg Johnson, Gwendolyn 30, 102 Johnson, James 30 Johnson, Joan 30 Johnson, Michael 30 Johnson, Monice 154 Johnson, Robert 166 Johnson, Ronald 30, 104, 105 Johnson, Sonja 84, 154 Johnson, Steve 166 Johnson, Teiri 18, 30, 104, 105, 106, 142 Johnson, Tina Johnson, Vemice 19, 30 Johnson, Willie 30, 126 Jones, Bamabia 154 Jones, Daryl 30 Jones, Donald 154 Jones, Flossie 87, 154 Jones, Frances 102, 154 Jones, Francis 166 Jones, Gregory 102, 154, 126 Jones, Michael Jones, Bachael 167 Jones, Terry 167 Jordanek, Cynthia 86, 154, 112 Jordanek, Jeanine 86, 167, 112 Joseph, Carence Jozwiak, Lori 154 Jozwiak, Lynne 101, 102, 167 Jump, Jill 93, 104, 105, 106, 154 Kalicki, Mark Kalicki, Paul Kalmar, Lynn 167 Kalsem, Linda 84, 154 Kaminski, Peter 30 Kamp, Mary 154 Kaniewski, Michael 154 Karmolinski, Diane 93, 154, 199 Karmolinski, Gary 154 Kaszas, Diane 102, 167 Kawka, Timothy 30, 119 Kazmierzak, Sharon 132, 154, 112, 113 Kazmierzak, Michael 154 Kendall, Betty 30 Kent, Curtis 167 Kepplin, Kevin Kertai, James 167 Kertez, Amy 154, 108 Kertai, Vicid 30, 75, 92 KUbride, Bernard 118 KUbride, Sean 30, 110, 118 Kilbride, Sioban 167 Kile, Robert 167 Kimble, Carey 154, 126 Kimmons, Walter King, Leroy 167 Kiser, Brenda 30, 89 Himek, Bruce 154 Klimek, Linda 30, 119 Himek, Patricia 132, 167, 113 Kline, Curtis 154 Kline, Margaret 167 Hota, Mark 167 Klota, Victoria 154 Klute, Kim 132, 167. 113 Knezevich, Michael 30 Knight, Frances Knox, Michael Koehler, Fred 30, 126, 88, 140 Koehler, Julie 30, 112, 142 Koehler, Margaret 154, 112, 142 Koloszar, Gary 31, 104 Konstanty, Dennis 30, 18 Kosana, Deborah 30 Kosanovich, Robert 30 Kovach, Diane 75 Kovach, John 154, 131 Kovach, Phihp 30 Kovacs, Ann 154 Kovacs, Patricia 85, 132, 167, 113, 142 Kovacs, Marcia 154, 115 Kozakiewicz, Joseph 167 Kozloski, Mark 18, 31 Kramer, Jerry 167 Kramer, Michael 31 Kramer, Timothy 75, 101, 102, 154 Kremer, Kim 167 Kreskai, Patricia 85, 154 Kiing, Sandra 86, 167, 112 KroU, Leonard 31 Kromkowski, Joseph 167, 110 Krug, Thomas 31 Kruk, Stephanie 85, 102, 155 Krzyzaniak, Elaine 100, 132, 155, 113 Kukla, Gary 167 Kukla, Jill 18, 31, 86, 89 Kurdys, Dennis 167 Kurek, Ralph 31 Kurz, David 104, 105, 106, 131, 167 Kush, John 155 Kuskye, Jonathon 155 Kuspa, Victor 104 Kuspa, Virginia 167 Kwiatkowski, Paul 31 Kyle, Bob 104, 136 Kyle, Keith 155 Kytta, Jeffery 87, 155 Uck, Merle 167, 126 Lack, Travis 31 I acopo, Francesco 155 LaCosse, Jody 31 Lake, Beverly Lakovils, Christia 31, 84, 155 Lambert, Cheryl 85 Landen, Pamala 167 Landry, Debra Lane, John L Lane, Karen 31 Langel, Vic 131, 155, 140 Langenderfer, Debra 31 Laster, Kenny 167 Latkowski, Charles 104, 105, 167 Latkowski, Lisa 18, 31 Lavelle, Bill 31, 76 Lawson, Clifford 31, 102 Lax, Sharon Lechtanski, Richard 167 Lee, Anthony 31, 75, 119 Lee, Michael 155 Leeke, Mary 32, 102 Leeser, Andrea 18, 32, 119, 88 Leeser, Cynthia 32, 89 Lehner, Robert 155 Lemere, Cynthia Lemere, Edward 32, 87 Lemon, James 167 Lenczewski, Sandra 102, 167 Lennox, Lori 155 Leonard, Marva 32, 77 Lesniewicz, Keith 119, 167 Lesniewicz, Kevin 155, 126 Leszczynski, Kenneth 131, 155, 134 Leszczynski, Lawrence 167, 136 Leszczynski, Steve 32 Letherman, Joseph 32, 110, 126 Letherman, Thomas 92, 102, 167, 110, 126 Lewandowski, John 32 Lewis, Roberta 84, 102 Leyba, Bernard 155, 140 Leyba, Ernest 32, 140 Leyba, Linda 155 Lichnerowicz, Rollie 32, 138, 126 Lichtenbarger, Steven 101, 167 Lighthall, Terry 167 Ligocki, Linda 18, 32, 87, 100, 102, 89 Lindsey, Cynthia 155, 113 Lindsey, Nancy 86, 167, 112, 113 Lippincott, Gary 32, 104 Lipsey, Kevin 90, 95, 167, 126, 134 Little, Zachery 32 Lloyd, Tommy 155 Locke, Yvette 132, 155, 112, 113 Lockett, Larry 167 Logan, David 155 Logan, Duane 155 Logan, Earl 32 Lolmaugh, Connie 167 Lolmaugh, Patricia 32 Lonie, Patricia 85, 155 Lottie, Gwendolyn 167 Lottie, Jessie Lottie, Juhanna 102, 168 Lou lin, Matthew 168 Love, Matthew 155 Love, Miclde 155 r Lovell, Cheryl 32, 85 Lowe, Carol 32 Lowe, Rebecca 32 Lowman, Barbara 102 Lucas, Beverly Luckert, Glen 168 Luckert, Guy 155 Luczkowski, Thomas 32, 126 Lupresto, Carol Ann Lupresto, Michael 32 Lusk, David 32 Lyczynski, David 155 Lyczynski, Deborah 102, 168 Lyczynski, Thomas Lyczynski, Tina 102, 168 Mabry, Brian 33, 87, 126 Mabry, Scott 155, 126 Mabry, William Maciejewski, Richard 156 Mackenzie, Douglas Macon, Yuvette 168 Macturch, Darlene Macturch, Raymond 168 Macturch, Terry 33, 92, 102 Madigan, David 86, 168 Madison, Brian 33, 102, 104, 106 Madison, Keith Maffitt, Thomas 18, 33, 88 Magley, William 33 Mailey, Avis 156 Mailey, John 156, 101 Major, CoUeen 168, 115 Makielski, Thomas 168 Malone, Lena Malone, Anita 168 Mandich, Steven 33, 126, 140 Manijak, Mikelene 156 Manley, Bilynda Marbach, Christian 156 Marciniak, Tom 168 Marcotte, Susan 168 Mark, Anthony 168 Markin, Brenda Markin, Bruce 33 Markwith, Marion 156 Marosz, James Marosz, Patrick 33 Marshall, J ames 168 Marshall, Mark 168 Martin, Christi 84, 168 Martin, Ellen 168, 104, 88 Martin, Lydia Mason, Cynthia 33 Mason, Joseph 156 Masters, Steven 168 Matemowski, Lizbeth 156 Matemowski, Merci 33, 84 Matthews, Christine 168 Matthew, Pamela 84, 168 Matthews, Tonia 156 Mays, David 33, 115 Mazurkiewicz, John 168, 115 Mazurkiewicz, Pat 33, 132, 119 McBride, Cynthia McCallister, Victoria 156 McCann, Gregory 168 McCauley, Jacqueline 168 McCauley, Sherlyn 33 McClanahan, Brian 168 McClanahan, Kevin 156 McClanahan, Tim 156 McClure, Jim 156 McClure, Sheila 33, 76, 18, 89 McCombs, Roberta 168 McCormick, Patty 168 McCulley, Sharon 33, 84, 132, 93 McCully, Duane 33 McDonald, Cassandra 168 McGhee, Debra McGhee, Dorothy McHenry, Terri 169 Mclntyre, Kevin 156 McKinnies, Benjamin 33 McKinstry, Ray 169 McMinn, William 169, 126 McNeeley, Robin 169 Medich, Michat 33 Medich, Paul 33, 76 Meehan, Michael Megonnell, Rick 169 Melady, Duane 33 Mendenhall, David 33 Menyhart, Joseph 156 Merrill, Jeff 169 Merritt, Darlene 169 Merritt, Debra 169 Mesaros, Norma 156 Michalak, Philip Micinski, Kenneth Micholick, Margaret 34 Miles, Caesar 34 Miles, Stephanie 156, 93 Miller, Alan 34 Miller, Barbara 34, 112, 142 Miller, Chad 169, 134 Miller, Mark 169, 140 Miller, Regina 169, 104 Miller, Susanne 34, 100 Miller, Timothy 169, 126 Molnar, Barbara 34, 88 Molnar, David 34, 126 Molnar, Jeanne 156 Molnar, Jeffrey 169, 126 Monhaut, Larry 169 Monhaut, Thomas 156 Monroe, Jeffrey 34 Index 193 Montague, Dieann Moody, Johnie 85, 169 Moore, April 156 Moore, Billy Moore, Garry 169 Moore, Joann 169 Moore, Joyce 84, 156 Moore, Julie 169 Moore, Mike 169, 136 Moore, Patrick 34, 134 Moore, Paula 169, 105 Moore, Philip Moran, Gregory 169 Moran, John 34 Morgan, Barbara 34 Mokgaw, Jonathan 169 Morgan, Lee Morgan, Leslie 101, 169 Moritz, Jill 169 Moritz, Scot 156 Morlock, Susan 169 Morrell, Archie 169 Morrell, Mark 169 Morrell, Mark W. Morton, Rafael 34 Mosby, Earl 156 Moser, Elise 132, 156, 112, 113 Mosley, Deborah Mosley, Nathaniel 92, 169 Mouros, Paul 156 Muessel, Charles 91, 156 Munyan, Heidi 102, 169 Munyan, Paul 156 Murphy, Vicki 85 Murray, Crisandra 169 Murray, Marlah 34, 92 Murray, Marti 34 Murray, Michael 102, 104, 100, 170 Mustaic, Nicholas 170, 110 Mustak, Roberta 34 Myers, Debbie 170 Myers, Gwendolyn Myers, Margaret 18, 34, 84, 101 Myers, William 104, 170 Nafe, Scott 131, 156 Nagy, Laszlo 34 Nally, Patricia 156 Names, Robert 100, 102 Napieralski, Mitchell Nash, Wilham 101, 170 Neagu, Marty 157 Neal, Edwin 157 Neal, Kris 157 Neeley, Diane 170 Neely, Brenda 160 Neely, Donnie 134 Neff, Edward 170 Newbill, Brenda 170 Newbill, Roxanne 34 Newman, Dell 170, 136 Newman, Emanuel 170 Newman, WiUie 34 Newson, Easer 170 Newsome, Myra Newton, Becky 34, 85 Nicely, Barbara 104 Nichols, Aaryon 157 Nick, Michael 170 Nickelson, Edward 170 Nickelson, Mike Nickerson, Judy 157 Nicklas, Jeffrey 157 Nicks, Valerie 34 Nicolas, Denise 170 Niedbalski, Eugene 35 Niedbalski, Nancy 35, 77 Niezgodski, Debra86, 93, 131, 132, 157, 112 113 88 Niezgodski, Janie 170 Niezgodski, Patrick 35, 110, 88 194 Nimtz, Mark 35, 76 Nissley, Dwight 104, 106, 170 Nissley, James 170 Nivens, David Noble, Christopher 170 Noble, Kenneth 35 Norris, Mary 35, 84, 87 Notary, Bob 104, 157 Nowak, Tom 157 Nowicki, Craig 157 Nowicki, Ken 157 Nowicki, Bob 170 Nufer, James 35 Nuss, John 157 Nye, Susan 35, 104, 106, 89, 142 Odom, Theha 35 Ogren, Donna 157 Oldham, Bryan 157 Olszewski, Jeffery 157 O ' Neill, Daniel 35, 92, 119 Opaczewski, Cynthia 85, 102, 170 Opaczewski, Patricia 170 Orban, Larry 35, 92 Orban, Melinda 35, 75, 84 Orlovic, Cynthia 170 Orlovic, Marshell Orosz, Erin 157 Osborne, Hubert 157 Osier, Penny 170 Ostrander, Richard 35 Owens, Sharon Ozdyck, Lawrence 170 Paar, Ernest 157, 88 Pajak, Deborah 35 Papoi, Stephanie 170 Parahams, Jim Parchman, Cherie 170 Parchman, Michell Parchman, Rachelle 102 Parchman, William 170, 136 Parker, Darlene 170 Parker, Peggy 77 Parker, Wanda 102, 157, 108 Passwater, Michael 157 Patterson, Colleen Pattillo, Paige 170 PattUlo, David 18, 35, 89 Pavey, Edward 157 Payne, Delois 157 Pearman, Randall 104, 170 Pearman, Teresa 157, 113 Pearson, Gizel 157 Pearson, Richard 18, 35 Peczkowski, Gail 84, 157 PeUow, Herbert 35 Permino, Richard 171 Pennino, Steve 157 Perez, Esther 171 Perkins, Dennis 35 Perkins, Mark 35 Perry, Carol 157 Perry, Chiquitta 171 Perry, Dorthey 171 Perry, Mike Petelle, Joseph 35, 104, 105, 106 Peterson, Stephen 157 Pfeifer, Arthur 119, 126 Pfeifer, Glenn 102 Phelps, Bradfoid 171 Phillips, Curtis 18, 35, 126, 89 Piechoski, Annette 84, 86, 171 Piechoski, Charles 157 Piechoski, Kenneth 36 Pieper, Edward 36, 157 Pierce, Claudette 171 Pietrzak, Debora 36, 118, 92, 171, 89, 142 Pinnick, Julia 58 Pinnick, Laurel 36 Pinter, Richard 158 Pitts, Gigi 84, 171 Plonski, Jeannine 171 Plonski, Jerrilyn 96, 158, 115 Plump, Kenneth 91, 171, 134 Pluta, Kathleen 158 Podemski, Joanne 171, 142 Poindexter, Annette 84, 102, 171 Poindexter, David 158 Porter, Mark 36, 76 Porter, Thomas 138, 171 PoweD, Lawrence 158 Pratt, Patricia 102, 171 Prawat, Connie 36 Prawat, Timothy 171 Presnal, Jacki 36, 18, 101, 89 Price, Terry 171 Price, Vanissa 158 Priebe, David 36 Priebe, Timothy 158 Prince, Sondra 102, 158 Pruitt, David 102, 158, 126 Przygocki, Eric Przygocki, Jade Pulaski, Danny 36, 76 Pynaert, Andrea 87, 158 IViaert, Mark 36, 87 Pynaert, Martin 171 Radecki, Lynn 91, 158, 109 Radecki, Mark 158 Rai, Ravinder 18, 36 Ralston, John 158, 140 Ralston, Michael 171 Handle, Alvin Handle, Calvin Handle, Winona 36 Hanschaert, Barbara 102, 158 Rayl, Loretta 158 Raymer, David 37 Raymer, Helena 37 Reasor, Kevin 158 Redding, Deb 158 Redding, Renee 171 Redding, Santana 84, 171 Redding, Toreano Redman, Pamela 158 Redman, Sharon 84, 171 Reed, Jacquelyn 37, 171 Heed, Larry Reeder, Rock 158 Heid, Anita 37 Relos, Robin 171 Reynolds, John 104 Rhinesmith, Pamela 171 Rhymer, Tammy 102, 171, 112, 142 Rice, Sue 37, 115 Rice, Steven 158 Richard, Kristina 37 Richard, Randall 171 Richards, Jane 171 Riddle, LaDonna 105, 158 Ridenour, Jill 37 Rider, James Ridley, Maiybeth 37, 18, 87, 89 Highter, Cynthia 18, 37, 89 Rioter, Debra 37, 100 Rinehart, David 37 Rinehart, Mary 171 Rinehart, Thomas 37, 76 Rininger, Linda 171 Hininger, Lyle 172 Hitter, Anne 37, 91, 119, 115 Hitter, Lynn 37, 77 Hitter, WiUiam 172 Roberts, PhiUp 86, 104. 105, 106, 172 Robertson, Cherly Robertson, Don 136 Robertson, Gregory 37, 126, 134 Robe rtson, Lorie 158 Robertson, Paul 172 Robertson, Nona 37 Robinson, Carolyn 172 Robinson, Kyle Robinson, Sandra 172 Robinson, Trina 158, 142 Rodgers, Ronald 37, 66 Rodick, Robert 172, 126 Rodick, Stephen 37, 126 Roe, Karla 172 Roe, Paul 87 Roedl, Paul 172 Rohde, Brian 172 Rohleder, Carolyn 37, 102 Rohr, James 38, 76 Rooks, Daniel 158 Rooks, Paula 38, 76, 92 Rosander, Gregory 172 Rosander, James 104, 105, 106, 158 Rothy, Cheri 38 Rousculp, Natalie 158 Rowlett, Denise 18, 38, 104, 105, 89 Roy, Stephen 38, 131 Roytek, Carol 90, 158, 109 Roytek, Nancy 90, 172, 112 Rozek, Gregory 158 Rozek, Thomas Rozniarek, Anita 172 Rucker, Jayne 38 Rulli, Nina 158 Rulli, Pasquale 38, 90 RuUi, Vito 158 Runnells, Pamela 84, 172 Rupe, Brian 38, 105, 89 Russell, Virginia 158, 88 Ruth, Robert 172 Rutkowski, Deborah 84, 102, 172 Rybak, John 172 Rydzinski, Candace Sabemiak, Mark 158 Saenz, Christopher Saenz, Gerald 172 Salvageot, Debra 38, 77 Salyer, Donald 158 Samuels, Spike 172 Sanders, Andrew 38 Sanders, Dewayne 172 Sandsmark, Candy 84, 158 Santa, Mary 158 Satkowski, Terry 38 Saunders, Barbara 93, 158 Sauers, Cindy 38, 100, 102 Scallions, George Scallions, Georgia 102, 158 Schifferl, Debra 102, 158 Schmanski, John 158 Schmansld, Terry 172 Schoff, Gregory 158 Schoff, Kathleen 87, 172 Schroeder, Brent Schwahn, Dave 104, 158 Schwartz, Jill 105 Scofield, Kathy 172 Sconiers, Aaron 38 Sconiers, Fred 126 Sconiers, Ulysses 138, 158, 138 Scott, Ellen 38 Scott, Kenneth 158 Scott, Regina 172 Scott, Theresa 38 Scruggs, Andre 131, 138, 158, 138 Scruggs, Stevie 38, 75, 91, 102, 131 Seach, Brends 158 Seach, Michael 172 SeUers, Christina 172, 102, 112, 142, SeUers, Marlene 38, 132, 18, 93, 113, 89, 142 SeUers, Thomas 38, 106, 104, 105, 18, 100, 101, i 140 Sexton, Teresa 38, 176 Shapiro, Diane 172, 102 Shaw, Karen 38 Shelley, WiUiam 158, 87, 126 Sheneman, Samuel 158 Shark, Deborah 84, 158 Sherk, Vickie 84, 158 Sherman, Loucindy Shimp, George 38 Shorter, Loretta Shoults, Kay 105 Shriver, Dsuia 39 Shroyer, Scott 172 Shuey, Joseph ShuU, Roberta 172 Shumaker, Kathleen 158, 106, 104, 105, 100 Shum, Armentroal 39 Shum, Barbara 39, 102, 119 Shum, Yulanda 158, 109 Sieczko, Robert 172 Sigety, Joseph 39 Simmons, Bonnie 172 Simmons, Crystal 172 Simmons, Joyce Simmons, Marcia 172 Simon, Richard 172 Simon, Thomas 158 Simpson, Ronald Sims, John 158 Sims, Rosemary 39, 85, 86 Siwek, Julie 158 Siwek, Mary 158 Six, Rebecca 172, 88 Slaby, Norman 158 Slater, Larry 172 Slocum, John 172 Slott, Bill 158 Slusser, Jane 158, 102, 112 Slusser, Paul 39 Smalls, Sheila 158 Smiechowski, Eugene Smith, Alphonso 39, 134 Smith, April 39, 95, 93 Smith, Benjamin 131, 158 Smith, Bemice 102 Smith, Cheryl 39 Smith, Cheryl L 172 Smith, Darlene Smith, David 172 Smith, Jrfin 172 Smith, Judy Smith, Mary 39 Smith, Maureen 39, 104, 106, 105 Smith, Mildred 39, 102 Smith, Susan 132, 172, 101, 113 Smorin, Patricia 158, 93, 112, 115 Smuda, Janet 172 Sniadecki, Judy 39, 75 Snyder, Sherri Sones, Robert 173 Sovinski, Patrick 39 Sparks, Rena 39, 75 Spaulding, Randy 158 Spier, Michael 173 Spiller, Edgar Spilhnan, Marcia 39, 77, 100, 89 Spitz, Carolyn 132, 159, 86 Spychalski, Debra 173 St. Clair, Timothy 39, 126 Stackman, Thomas 173 Stachowiak, Robert 173 Stalker, Juha 39, 66, 18, 113, 89 Stanford, John Staniszewski, Mary 39, 75 Starkey, Terry Stanley, Teny 173 Staszewski, Debra 39, 77 Staszewski, Lois 159 Staszewski, Randy 173 Steinhofer, Regina 159, 93, 108 Stevens, Julie Stevens, Michael 173 Stewart, Lisa 173 Stieglitz, Jeffrey 159, 101 Stivers, Vicki 105 Stokes, Gwen 39 Stormoen, Bonnie Stout, Steven 173 Strasser, Jack 40 Strasser, Karen 40 Straup, Kenneth 40, 131, 18, 89 Straup, Sandra 132, 159, 104, 113, 142 Strebinger, Marcia 40, 84 Strebinger, Mark 159, 87 Strebinger, Paul 159 Stremme, Boyde 173 Stroud, Sandra 40 Strychalski, David 173 Strychalski, Sue 40 Stuckey, Ina Stuckey, Arlene 159 Stuckey, Michelle 173 Stimip, Kathleen 106 Stutsman, Julie 159, 104, 105 Styles, Virgle 173, 102 Sule, Cathleen 84, 132, 173, 113 Sullivan, Joyce 173 Summers, Dorothy 159 Surratt, Reginald 131, 173, 95 Sutherland, Carl 173 Swango, Russell 159 Swank, Bill 173 Swanson, Hernando 102, 173, 136 Swanson, Kenneth 85, 173, 140 Swanson, Orlando Swartz, Juhe 84, 173 Swartz, Pamela 159 Swartz, Sharon 40, 101 Sweet, Susan 93, 159, 112, 113 Swindle, Danny 173 Swindle, Janice 18, 40, 84, 89 Switalski, Timothy 40, 119 Szczypski, Vanessa 159 Szucsits, Kevin 173, 126 Szumski, David 159 Szweda, Noreen 173 Szymanski, David Szymanski, Laura 159, 142 Szymanski, Michael 18, 40 Szymanski, Patricia 159 Szymanski, Richard 159 Szynski, Pamela 159 Taberski, Gail 173 Taberski, Radell 84, 102, 159, 88 Taebnan, Mark 40, 76 Tamandii, Beverly 174, 112 Taylor, Joy 174 Taylor, Linda 174 Taylor, Merlene 40, 102 Taylor, Nerlene 40, 102 Taylor, Rex Taylor, Willie 40 Teague, Richard Terrio, John 92, 131, 159 Teves, Jean 105, 174, 142 Teves, Richard 40, 86, 104, 105, 106, 126 Thomas, David Thomas, Robert 174 Thomas, Russell 174 Thompson, Imogene 159 Thompson, Jacquelyn 40 Thompson, Jimmie Thrash, Carolyn Timm, Kathryn 40, 85, 101 Tinsley, Kalia 159 Tipps, James 159, 126 Tobolski, Becky 93, 132, 159, 112, 113, 108 Tobolski, Mark 131, 174 Tomaszewski, Kathy 40, 92, 119 Tomhnson, Connie 102, 174, 115 Tomlinson, Jamie 40, 101, 115, 89 Toney, Annette 102, 132, 174, 113 Toothman, Debra 40, 75, 85, 113 Toth, David 104, 174 Index 195 Town, Alan 174 Townsend, Bonnie 174 Townsend, Debra 40, 112, 89 Townsend, Donald 159, 140 Townsend, Donna 40, 95 Trawick, Oscar 40, 77 Tresize, Amy 93, 159, 88 Tresize, Scott 41, 91, 131, 119 Tripp, Andrew 41 Tripp, Mary 174 Trok, Barbara 84, 174 Troupe, Cecelia 132, 174, 113 Troupe, James 159, 126 Trowbridge, Sheryl 174 Troxel, Brad 159 Troxel, Dennis 41 Troyer, William 174 Truax, Brian Truax, Michelle 41 Tuberville, Jeanne Turner, Jackie Udy, Joanne 84, 159 Ulbricht, Gary 174 Ulbrichd, William 174 Ullery, Kevin 159, 1 10 Underly, Sandra 41 Underwood, David 174 Upham, Philip Urbanski, Robert 159 Utt, Ruth 174 Utterback, David 104, 105, 106, 174 Utterback, Peter 41, 103, 104, 105 Vail, Cathy 93, 159, 112, 113, 142 Vail, William 159, 138 Valentine, Pamela 41 Valentine, Robert 104, 105, 106, 174 Vanderheyden, Gregory 159 Vanderheyden, Judy 18, 41, 84, 89 VanCerHeyden, Sheila 102, 132, 174, 91, 113 Vann, Eddie 138, 126, 138 Vann, Rosie 138 VanTomhout, Douglas 41, 18, 96, 115, 89 Varga, Susan 159, 101, 112, 113, 109 Varga, Francine 102, 159 Vargo, Michael 174 Vateh, Jeff 159 Vawter, Michael 174 Velastegui, Jose 138, 159 Verse, Mary Verse, Tliomas 41, 159 Vida, Gary Vinson, Etebra 41, 77 Vollmer, Gregory 159 Vollmer, Melanie 174, 112 Waggoner, Dawn 102, 159 Wagner, Phyllis 174 Wagner, Randy 174 Wagner, Ron 174 Waite, Mark Waite, Pete 41, 126 Walker, Earl 41, 75 Walker, Kevin 41, 102 Walker, Linda 19, 119 Walker, Patricia Walker, Nancy 84, 41, 107 Walker, Noland 174 Walker, Robert Walker, Sandra 85 Walker, Valissa 159 Walkowiak, Thomas Wallis, Gerald 41 Walks, Jeffrey 159, 118 Wallis, Jolene 174 Walsh, Christopher 159 Walsh, Peter 41 Walton, Brenda 41 Wamell, Anette 174 Wamock, Timothy 42 Wamsley, David 159, 126 Warren, Kimberly 104, 132, 174, 113 Washington, James 174 Watkins, Douglas 42, 101, 102 Watson, Dave 160 Watson, Sheila 42, 102 Watts, Remona Wawrzyniak, Daniel 174 Weber, Derek 86, 160 Weiss, Albert 100, 174 Welsheimer, David 42 Wensits, Kristine 85, 174 Werner, George 42 Wesley, Carol 42, 76 Wesolowski, Daniel 150 Wesolowski, Kathryn 102, 174 Wesolowski, Keith 174 Wesson, Alex 174 West, James 90, 160, 174, 134 Whalen, Paul Wharton, Beth 174 Wharton, Pamela 174, 1 12 White, Bruce 160 White, Edmond 174 White, Jerry 42 Whitesel, Robert 42 WTiiting, Sylvia 18, 42, 77, 89 Wibbens, Cheryl 18, 42, 90, 96, 89, 199 Wickizer, Kirk Wieczorek, David 42 Wiedling, David 174 Wigfall, Clarence 91, 175, 136 Wigfall, Jalna 102, 160 Wiley, Crystal 175 Wilkins, Mary 42, 75, 86, 89 Williams, Annette 84, 102, 175 Williams, Fredric 42 Williams, Karen 175 Williams, Marcia 42, 84, 88 Williams, Mary 42, 84 Williams, Noel 126 Williams, Robert Williams, Shevawn 102 Williams, Steven 42, 102, 175 Williams, Stewart 160 Williams, Taleo 175 Williams, Veronica Willis, Derrick Willoughby, Lori 91, 160 Wilson, Debra 84, 160 Wilson, Gregory 42 Wilson, Michael 42 Wilson, Moncita 175 Wilson, Stanley 160 Wilson, Henry WUson, William 175 Wiltrout, Frances 101, 160 Winkel, Debra 160 Winkel, Timothy 160, 110 Winnicki, Terrance 175 Winrotte, Rebecca 42, 84, 88 Winsch, Kevin 42, 76 Winston, Patricia Winters, Samuel 160 Wireman, Pamela 102, 175 Wise, Michael 160, 110 Wise, Sherri 42 Wishin, Chris 138 Wishin, Jerome 138, 175 Wiskotoni, Paul 175, 136 Wisner, Brenda 43 Witek, Paul 43 Wojciechowski, Lisa 175 Wojciechowski, Ron Wolf, Audrey 105, 160 Wolz, Ann 19, 43, 132, 112, 113 Wolz, Karl 126 Womack, Maxine Wood, Anita 160 Wood, Jacquelyn 84, 175 Wood, Ronald 175 Woodard, Ronald 160 Worm, Denise 43, 77 Worm, Donna 175 Woznicki, Denise 175, 199 Wright, Ralph 160 Wright, Shelia 175 Wrobel, Joellen 43, 87 Wroblewski, Eric 43, 76 Wukovits, Bruce 175 Yahle, Lynn 160 Yarber, Lizette 102 Yeandel, Diane 175 Yike, Bryon 43 Yike, Debra 160 Yike, Kenneth 175 Yoder, David 175 Yoder, Eugene 43 Young, Debra 175 Youts, Randall 175 Zalas, Cynthia Zalas, Kathy 84 Zamiatowski, Patrick 43, 75 Zancan, Alair Zaworski, Nancy 43, 88 Zehendner, Bob 175 Zemanek, Daniel 160 Zielinski, Connie 18, 43, 86, 93, 101, Zielinski, Laurie 175 Zielinski, Nancy 18, 43, 89, 199 Zielinski, Patricia 43, 87 Zmudzinski, Cora 91, 160 Zobrosky, Jeffrey 175, 126 Zubler, Glenn 175 Zubkoff, Ian 91, 175 Zubler, Ann 43 Zwierzynski, Joseph 18, 43 196 MEMORABLE GRAFFITI Index 197 198 Relief . . . Year Has Ended (a) Yearbook Staff: Seated-Julie Borntrager, Mrs. Sally Mower, Cindy Boyles. Standing— Diane Kar- molinski. Sue Hartman, Janice Burkus, Cheryl Wibberis, Nancy Zielinski, Denise Woznicki. : year has gone quickly, ana J cannot say whether tJiat is good or bad. I do know that the staff has come upon many problems this year, and we have faced tliem as best as we could. No one can really know these particular feel- ings of pressure, defeat, and hopeless- ness until they work on a staff such as ours. But we also learned to care, to love, and to look fartlier than we ever thought we could. We know there is no possible way to completely satisfy as many people as there are in LaSdlle High School. We only hope that each of you will be able to find something that makes you think, makes you love, and makes you appreciate everything aroimd you for what it is, and what its ' potential says it could be. We have learned to do this, and hope that you will in the same way find something to achieve this in the 1975 Lantern. ■Pditor-«n- ' ]hief Photography Credits . . . Mike Nick Ed Caldwell Larry Ozclyck Mark Blackford Doug Van Tomhout 200