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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1976 volume:

Contents We ' ve Only Just Begun (Beginnings) . How Sweet It Is (Seniors) Easy To Be Hard (Faculty) Day By Day (student Life) Let ' s Get It On (Activities) Do The Hustle (Sports) Anticipation (Underclass) For The Love Of Money (Ads) . . . . Index 1 i LA SALL HIGH SCHOOL LANTERN 1976 Volume 1 LaSalle High School 2701 W. Elwood Avenue. South Be 3f(,i4ndiana 4662c Accept Me As I Am Seventeen-hundred students crammed into a two-story building every morning promptly at 8:00 a.m. All are united by one common bond — trying to make it through the school day. But, when the picture is put into its proper perspective, one finds that each student is his own individual. I represent that fact. My thoughts, dreams, and goals distin- guish me from everyone else. My appearance and personality are unmatched by any other student, am one face in the crowd; accept me as I am. We ' ve Only Just Begun 3 The Bicentennial will be a big part of this year throughout the country and I, as a citizen, cannot ignore it. Evidence of growth and development may be seen everywhere. South Bend itself is taking on a new appear- ance, yet reminders of days gone by may still be found. These days have been important to the nation and must not be forgotten. Many new processes and techniques were developed during this era. If it were not for this period of experimenting and inventing, where would we be today? LaSalle is a good example of growth. Since its opening in 1 965, the building has been expanded by the addition of a new wing to the front. Student enrollment was changed when the freshmen class was trans- ferred to Central, making LaSalle a three-grade school. Everything has come a long way. With these things in mind, I remember what has been; reflect on the past. ._. ' -: r-. : ; =5 Courtesy of South Bend Tribune We ' ve Only Just Begun 5 I Am Proud mm ' 1 tH ' ■ HI ' ' ' -, In these days of patriotic enthu- siasm, I find myself moved by the spirit. The sight of the American flag instills the pride that I wasn ' t quite sure was there. I catch myself smiling when I encounter one of South Bend ' s renovated fire hydrants. It no longer is a lifeless object, but has become a symbol of the city ' s willingness and pride to participate in the nation ' s bicen- tennial. I am glad that my forefathers were around two hundred years ago to have enough pride to pur- sue their dreams of a strong, inde- pendent country. Now they are gone and someone is needed to carry on this dream. I accept the challenge; I am proud. We ' veOnly Just Begun 7 I Have A Hold On Today As a member of the younger gener- ation, I am still growing and learning. ' Even so, l,JDelieve I am an important part of now. My beliefs and actions may be different from many, but I stick to them. I refuse to be molded by others, i want to make the most of what I have. When I look back to earlier times and see how youth was then, pro- tected from society ' s evils, I want to believe they never had it so good. Is this possible? Today, many more young people are involved in impor- tant roles of society. They suddenly become adults. I also know the ugly things that are going on with youth today. There are more temptations for them to over- come. Society ' s morals toward drugs, alcohol, and sex have drastically changed. Much more is accepted today that would have been horrifying to the past ages. It is my choice as to my life and what is best for me. I know what I am looking to as my goal and I can only hope it will turn out to be what is best for me in my time. In my own way; have a hold on today.  Lt « V 4 ' i - N r i i ..-. •■• la ' 4 i _ A ' I SlSn. ' I iif «.(9rj n. - ' g ' [Tt0t N5PllP iihwiv vuaiiis! A k. ' NbHs ¥ IPIP ' B M ■ ' ■ ' - y . 1 We ' ve Only Just Begun 9 HHik tL. ' H Hj C . ZZZHztH Hl !! -.V 1 iHIBH a .£4 Ir- y 9 J 10 Iftl. AL. M I Am Free I have no limitations on my imagi- nations, hopes, or feelings. I am not condemned for my thoughts. I am free to choose my lifestyle and to pur- sue my goals in a manner that pleases me. My morals depend on my own beliefs and not on what someone else thinks is right or wrong. I stand on my own feet. When the time comes, I will be able to vote for my choice of the nation ' s leaders. I am guaranteed the free- doms of speech, press, and religion. Yet, I am left in complete control of how I handle these freedoms. My country is celebrating its independ- ence. I, too, can celebrate; I am free. We ' ve Only Just Begun 11 I Look Toward The Future Courtesy of South Bend Tribune In all that has taken place these past two hundred years, who can say what will happen wit hin the next years? Downtown South Bend will obviously have taken on its new look and be appreciated by many. The new schools, now under construc- tion, will be completed and occupied by hundreds of youths who will even- tually carry on in my place. I look toward the future with anxiety as to what it will bring. Many things will be forgotten and I will probably be one of them. Yet, I feel no sorrow. Thoughts will mature, dreams will be shattered, goals will be set and I again broken. But, what tomorrow will bring does not frighten me. With great hope, look toward the future. ' -c i 1- r We ' ve Only Just Begun 1 3 14 j r ' r l- K 111 ■gl V 1 laMHBitiiii. ' m ' l It is only natural that I should be aroused by the changes that go on around me. I ann part of it and will be in the years to come. What will become of me and my environment? I can ' t be sure. I can only try to make a place for myself doing something to suit me and to benefit others. I would like to take part in improving my com- munity, in moving along the inevitable changes to take place. What progress will take place among my own city? How about my fellow students, what paths will they choose to follow? Again, I don ' t know. But, of course, curiosity gets the better of me. The Spirit of ' 76 lives on; I am eager to see. I Am Eager To See We ' ve Only Just Begun 15 I do my thing and you do your thing. I am not in this world to live up to your expectations. And you are not in this world to live up to mine. You are you and I am L And if by chance we find each other, its beautiful. Frederick S. Perls • • jiife  .._ -r-r- rfWW - r Q ' f Ji MW 1 e r1 tr- C 1 I have given you my feelings; sorted them out for you to read and laugh at, or think over seriously. My spirit for pride, freedom, and what is to come can touch you, if you will only let me into your life and help you to get involved. I know thoughts and ideas will vary, after all, we are all individuals. Appreciate our differ- ences and eventually we will under- stand each other. I am my own person and can only be as such. I refuse to be phony because I hate to see it in others. Be what you wish, believe in what you want, but don ' t degrade me for my lifestyle. Let us share and become one united, instead of each groping blindly for what it takes two to find. I can accept you for you. Accept me for what I can give; only then will we discover each other. Only Then Will We Discover Each Other We ' ve Only Just Begun 1 7 How Sweet It Is HowSweetltIs 19 Summa Cum Laude: Mike Kazmierzak, Don Harris, Diane Hering. Deboraii Allen, Bobbie Adams, Kathy Shumaker, 2nd Row — Scoti Giddings, Cindy Gorsline. Mary Black, Lori EberhardI, Jill Jump. 3rd Row — Scott Nate, Carolyn Spitz, Chris Carteaux, Marcy Kovas, Kacy Akins, Patty Symanski. Seniors Graduate Honorably Magna Cum Laude: 1st Row — Ann Bennett, Lois Staszewski, Elaine Krzyzaniak, Sue Adank, Suzanne Gatto, Craig Fields. Derek Weber, 2nd Row — Julie Campbell, Julie Huff, Kathy Houghton, Sue Varga. Stephanie Miles. Cindy Gadacz, Jeanne Molnar. Debbie Balok, Liz Grzeszczyk, 3rd Row — John Kush, Carol Chambers, Debbie Niezgodski, Margaret Argyelan, Miriam Brown, Mary Siwek. Mandee Garman 4th Row — Ken Leszczynski, Mike Doherty, Bob Notary. Jennifer Hesch, Dan Wesolowski, 20 Cum Laude: 1st Row — Deb Redding, Julie Pinnick, Matlie Jenkins, Gena Jaske Sandy Huff, Pam Swartz, Lori Lennox, Pam Arnold, Sue Hartman 2nd Row — Jeanne Bcwering, Tonia Matthews. Diane Janowiak, Carol Roy- tek, Vickie Durski, Patti Smonn, Tncia Kreskai, Cindy Jordanek, Gloria Hosford 3rd Row- Tern Pearnnan, Larry Hill, Kevin Ullery, David Nivens, Vic Langel, Don Jones, Curtis Kline. Tom Monhaut, Sharon Kazmierczak, Sue Davis. Senior Class Officers 1 . Sandy Huff — Treasurer 2. Carol Roytek — President 3. Avis Mailey — Secretary 4. Tina Gathright — Vice Pres. How Sweet II Is 21 LAUREL A. ABBOTT: Activities— Drama Club, Future Plans — Litjeral- Arts college, Special Education and Psychology. PATRICK ABRAHAM CARMELLAADAMO ROBERTA A, ADAMS: Activities — Synchronized Swimming 10,11,12, Intramural Tennis 10, Intramural Volleyball 1 1 , Tennis Team 1 1 , Intra- mural Gymnastics 11, Student Government 10,11,12, International Club 11, Class Secretary 10, National Honor Society 11,12, Girls Sports Club Executive Board, Junior Prom Court, Future Plans — Col- lege, and stay with ol ' brown eyes. SUSAN ADANK: Activities— Band 9,10,11.12, Concert Choir 11,12, National Honors Society 1 1 .12, Science Club 12, Future Plans — lUSB for Dental Hygiene. KATHRYN AKINS: Activities— Intramural Gymnastics 10,11,12, Intra- mural Bowling 10,11, Homeroom Representative 10,11,12, Art Club 10, National Honor Society 11,12. Future Plans — College to gain a career in Physical Therapy. He Who Has MICHELLE ALDRIDGE DEBORAH ALLEN: Activities— Science Club 11.12. Band 10,11, Debate 1 1 , Booster Club 10,1 1 , National Honor Society 11,12. Future Plans — Purdue for Engineering. SCOTT ALWINE JAY ANDERSON: Activities— Rifle Club 10. Bowling 10. Future Plans — Schooling, and someday get a job. MARY G.ANDERSON DAVID W.ANNABLE HARVEY T.ARMSTEAD NOLY J. ARMSTRONG: Activities— BCS 10,11,12, Intramural Volley- ball 10,11, Softball Team 10.11. Nurses office. Pom Pom Girl 12, DECA 12, Future Plans — College for Data Processing. VANESSA ARMSTRONG: Activities— eCS 1 0,1 1 ,1 2. Pom Pom Girl 1 2. Intramural Volleyball 12, DECA 12. Future Plans — College, have a family, and live happily ever after. LORRAINE ARNETT: Activities— Booster Club 10. Photography club 1 0,1 1 , Future Plans — To become a great photographer and reach my secret ambition. PAMELLA ARNOLD: Activities — Concert Band 10.11,12, Pep Band 10.11.12. Jazz Band 11,12. Future Homemakers of America 10. Future Plans— To attend Missouri Southern State College. MARK ARROWSMITH: Activities— Bowling 10.11 .12, Future Plans- Do the least work I possibly can so I ' ll have plenty of time to do a cou- ple of other things. ROBERTO ASSI: Activities— Rifle club 1 2, Photography Club 12. Track Team 1 2. Future Plans — Go back to Brazil and go to college, majoring in electrical engineering. CARY J. AUGUSTINE: Activities— Booster Club 12. Future Plans- Travel the USA, Move to California, get a job and make every day a hol- iday. MARKA.BADOWSKI DEBORAH A. BADUR: Activities — Drama Club 9,10, Intramural Volley- ball 11, Intramural Gymnastics 11, Booster Club 12, Future Plans — Continue full time at Auther Murry Dance Studio as a dance instructor. After that get married and have children and fun. JOYCE BAILEY KAREN BALISH DEBRA BALOK: Activities— Booster Club 10.11,12, COE, OEA, 12, Synchronized Swimming 10,1 1 ,12, Future Plans — College and teach- ing Home Economics. EUGENE F. BANICKI: Activities— Bowling 10,1 1 ,12, Golf 11,12, Future Plans — College to be a business Major. Make a lot of money sitting down in an office. DOUGLAS A. BARE Memories Lives Twice CHRISTOPHER BARKLEY PAMELA J. BARNES: Activities — Intramural Bowling, Softball, Art Club, VICA 9, Future Plans — To build a pyramid in Egypt. CLAUDE BARNHILL: Activities— Art Club, Track, Future Plans— Col- lege. JENNIFER L. BARRIER: Activities— None Future Plans— Work, party, and get a place of my own. JAMES H. BARRY: Activities— Mixed Chorus, Art Club, Future Plans- Go to Colorado and get into Agriculture and livestock. CYNTHIA M. BAUER JAMES C. BELL: Activities — Rifle Club, Future Plans — College, and go for the gusto. JODDI S. BELL: Activities — Booster Club 9, Drama Club 10,1 1 , Future Plans — To become a Printer. ANN E. BENNETT: Activities — Girl ' s swim team 9,10,11,12, Gymnas- tics 10,11,12, Drama Club 10, Foreign Language Club 11,12 Future Plans — To continue my education, live life to its fullest, and marry the man of my dreams. NONA S. BINDER: Activities— OECA Club 12, Future Plans— Attend a trade school or join the Army. KENNETH R. BISHOP: Activities— Football 9, Baseball 9,10, Cross Country 10,1 1 , Future Plans — Undecided. MARY R. BLACK: Activities — Booster Club 11,12, Glee Club 9,10, Concert Choir 11,12, LaSalle Singers 12, International Club 10,11,12, National Honor Society 11,12, Homeroom Representative 12, Future Plans — Pharmacy at Purdue University. JOE BLACKMAN JOSEPH R. BOROWIAK: Activities— None, Future Plans— Hope to study further a few more years or so. CRAIG H. BOTTORFF How Sweet It Is 23 •HiHWiiJjiiiiiSiiSi JEANNE BOWERING: Ac1ivities--Office Club lOL, OEA, 12, Creative Writing Club, Intramural Volleyball 10, Future Plans — Truck Driver, or maybe live up in the Colorado mountains with Deb, Barb, and Audrey, raise plants and teddy bears. TRACI BOWERMAN: Activities — Tennis Club 9. Drama Club 11,12, Booster Club 10,1 1 ,12, Syncronized Swimming 12, Future Plans — To continue my education. MARY K. BRAUNSDORF: Activities— Home Ec. Club, 11,12, Future Plans — Purdue to become a kindergarten teacher. KIMBERLY J. BREWER: Activities — Office lab 12, Syncronized Swim- ming 11,12, Intramural Volleyball 12, Intramural Track 10,11,12, Soft- ball, 10,11,12. Booster Club 10,11,12, Gymnastics, 11,12, National Honor Society 12, Girls Sports Club 10,11 ,12, Future Plans — Interior decoration at Purdue. ALVIN BROWN; Activities— Basketball 9, Track 9,1 2, Football 9, Cross Country 11,12. MIRIAM BROWN: Activities — Band, Newspaper, Orchestra. Future Plans— lUSB. PATRIClM BROWNE: Activities— Art Club, Future Plans— Undecided. MICHAEL J. BUKOWSKI: Activities— Booster Club 1 2, Homeroom Rep. 12, Future Plans — Continue my education. DAVID BURCH: Activities — Rifle Team 10, Future Plans — Enter Serv- MICHAEL R. BURELISON EDWARD D. BURGESON: Activities— Newspaper Staff 12, Homeroom Rep. 1 1 , Track 9,1 0,1 1 ,12, Basketball 9,10, Football 9,10,1 1 ,12, Bowl- ing 11,12, Future Plans — To attend College and be active in sports, and someday have little Burgs ' running around the house. JULIE L. BURKUS: Activities— Booster Club 10,1 1 , Jr. Class Executive Board, lOL 1 2, President of lOL, Future Plans — Work, travel, marriage and live happily ever after. DANN BYRER: Activities — Golf Team 10,11, Future Plans — Travel in the summer and school in the fall CANDACE BYRON: Activities— BCS 11,12, Future Plans— To attend Alameda Junior College of California. TIMOTHY CAMPBELL: Activities— Basketball 9,10,11, Student Gov- ernment 11,12, Future Plans — College. JULIE A. CAMPBELL: Activities— Booster Club 1 0,1 1 ,1 2, Debate Club 1 0,1 1 , Drama Club 9.10, Marching Band 10,11,12, Pep Band 1 1 , Con- cert Band 9,10,11,12, LaSalle Singers 12, Orchestra 12. National Honor Society 11,12, Future Plans — College. JOSEPH J. CARLIN: Activities— Wrestling 9,10.11,12, Golf 9,10,11,12, National Honor Society 11,12, Mixed Chorus 10,11,12, Booster Club 10,11,12, Future Plans — Hope to go to college and wrestle on a team. KEN CARPENTER: Activities — None Future Plans — Move away from this town and stay away. MICHAEL CARRINGTON: Activities— National Honor Society 11,12, Future Plans — College CHRISTINA S. CARTEAUX: Activities— Band 9,10,11, Bookstore Helper 10, Bowling 1 1 , National Honor Society 1 1 ,12, Future Plan Work, Party and Marry. HUBERTA A. CASEY: Activities— OEA 12. Future Plans— Spend the rest of my life with my mate. Keep working at South Bend Freight. -f CYNTHIA CASSLER: Activities— Intramural Volleyball 1 0,1 1 , Glee Club 11, OEA, COE, 12, Future Plans— Attend Grace College, work and get married. STEVEN L. CEBULSKI: Activities— None Future Plans— Split to Flo- rida, work and make lots of money. CAROL A. CHAMBERS: Activities— International Club 10, Syncronized Swimming 10,11, Science Club 11,12, National Honor Society 11,12, Future Plans — Purdue for Pre-veterinary medicine. DEBRAH A. CHAMBERS: Activities— Booster Club 10,11,12, Art Club 1 2, Future Plans — Work and to eventually have a happy married life. CAROL CHEATON: Activities — Home Ec. Club, Future Plans — Go to college and major in business. KENNETH E. CHROBOT: Activities— Rifle Club 10, Future Plans— Col- lege. TERRY CHURCH: Activities — None, Future Plans — Work and mar- riage in July. BROOKE CLEMENTS MARY COBB: Activities — BCS 1 2, Volleyball team 9, Future Plans — College to become a Computer Programmer, and then get married. PATTY J. COLLINS: Activities— Booster Club 12, Future Plans— Mar- riage, have kids, and have a good job. DIANE COOKS: Activities— Glee Club 9, BCS 9,10,1 1 ,12, Ushers Club 10,11, Intramural Volleyball 1 1 , Intramural Baseball 1 1 , Future Plans — College to become a Computer Technologist. CONNIE COREY: Activities — Booster Club 11,12, Future Plans— Col- lege and Marriage. DAVID M. CORNER: Activities — DECA 1 2, Future Plans — To reunite the Reich and take over the world. MARY COTTON: Activities— BCS 1 2, Drama Club 9, Volleyball Team 9, Glee Club 9, Intramural Gymnastics 10, Future Plans — lUSB for lab technician. BETTY CRAWFORD; Activities— BCS 9,10,11,12, Gymnastics 9,10, Pom Pom Girl 12, Football Homecoming Court 12, Glee Club 12, Homeroom Rep. 1 1 , Future Plans — IVY Tech Trade School and become a Nurses Aide. FRANK CWIDAK: Activities— Booster Club, Future Plans— Auto Body Mechanic Trade School. BRYAN CYBULSKI: Activities— Chess Club 9, Future Plans— Unde- cided. RONALD CYBULSKI: Activities— None, Future Plans— Electrician. JACQUELINE A. CYRIER LISA DAUGHERTY: Activities— Booster Club 1 0,1 1 ,1 2, Executive Board 10, Track 10, Softball 10, Future Plans — Marriage, work and hope to t ecome a millionaire, travel around the world and live some place besides South Bend. Keep on partying and live having a good time. FELICIA DAVIS. How Sweet It Is 25 Being First In Everything _UE E. DAVIS: Activities — Booster Club 10,11,12, Junior Executive Board, DECA 12, Future Plans— College. DEBRA S. DEAL: Activities — Choir 9, Home Ec. Club 12, Future Plans — Marriage in August and have kids. DEBRADEAN: Activities— Booster Club 11,12, Home Ec. Club 1112 Band 9, Guidance Office 1 2, Future Plang — Airline Stew ardess. MICHAEL D. DEFREEUW: Activities— Newspaper Staff 10,11,12, Edi- tor of Newspaper 12, Booster Club 10,1 1 , International Club 10 Quill and Scroll 11,12, Creative Writing 12, Future Plans— To become Edi- tor-m-Chief of both The New York Times and The Chicago Trib- une, and to lead the first Serbian National Convention. CAROL M. DERDA: Activities — Booster Club 11,12, Attendance Office 10,1 1 , Guidance Office 1 1 , National Honor Society 11,12, Prom Court 1 1 , Homeroom Representative 11,12, Future Plans — Secretary JAMES A. DESKOVICH: Activities— Baseball 10, Future Plans— Col- ' ege. PHILLIP G. DIVINE: Activities— None, Future Plans— To become a professional bum. MICHAEL T. DOHERTY: Activities— Hockey Team 9,10,11,12 Band 9,10,11, Booster Club 10, National Honor Society 11,12, Future Plans — University of Notre Dame. KENNETH DONNELLY MICHAEL A. DREWS: Activities— Chess Club 9, Booster Club 10 11 Future Plans — College. ' ' JULIAA. DRZEWIECKI JAMES E. DUDECK: Activities— Football 9,10, Track 9 10,11 Wres- jj g 1 1 , Future Plans— Be a truck driver and drive in the land of YoHo. imate v:7oa GWENDOLYN DUDLEY: Activities— Volleyball 10, Tennis 10, Softball 10, Booster Club 10,11, Ushers Club 11, Syncronized Swimming 11,12, OEA 12, BCS 10,1 1,12, Future Plans— College. DEBORAH DUNNUCK VICKIEDURSKI: Activities— Glee Club 9, 10, Concert Choir 11, Booster Club 10,11,12, National Honor Society 11.12, COE-OEA 12 Future Plans — Work in business field. LORI D. EBERHARDT: Activities— Booster Club 10,11, Band 9,10,11,12, Jazz Band 10,11,12, Science Club 11,12, National Honor Society 11,12, Future Plans — College at Purdue. KAREN ELIAS: Activities— BCS 1 0,1 1 ,1 2, Future Plans— College. EVAN W. FERGUSON; Activities— Football 9,10,1 1 ,12, Baseball 9,10,11,12, Wrestling 9, Booster Club 10,11,12, Chess Club 9, Future Plans — College, and be active in sports. CRAIG D. FIELDS: Activities — Chess Club 9, Science Club 11,12, Future Plans — College. VALERIE A. FLANAGAN CAROL FODOR: Activities — Booster Club 10, Hi-Y 9, Girl ' s Swimming Team 10,11, Girl ' s Sports Club 10,11, Gymnastics 1 1 , All Sports Club 11,12, Future Plans — College. ROBERT FORTIN STEVEN E. FOSTER SHEILA GADDY: Activities — Intramural Volleyball 10, Intramural Soft- ball 1 0, Booster Club 1 0, 1 1 , BCS 1 2, OEA-COE 1 2, Senior Class Rep- resentative, Future Plans — College to major in Office Administration and Travel. CINDY A. GADACZ: Activities — Future Teachers Club 9, Booster Club 10,11,12, Intramural Tennis 10, Ushers Club 12, OEA 12. Yearbook Staff 12, Future Plans — College. ROBERT T. GAINES: Activities— Basketball 9,10,11,12, Baseball 9, BCS, Future Plans — College. CYNTHIA J. GARD: Activities— HI-Y 9, Drama Club 10. Ivlain Office Helper 10. International Club 11, Newspaper Stafi 11,12, American Lung Association Representative 11,12. Future Plans — Travel and Marriage. SUSAN GSENAR ROBERT L. GARLANGER: Activities — Booster Club 1 1 , 1 2, Future Plans — Army. AMANDA J. GARMAN; Activities— Hi-Y 9, All Sports Club 1 1 , Football Homecoming Court 1 2. Future Plans — College, grab a rich man and follow in the footsteps of my best friends, John Doe, and Harry O. OUINTELIA GATHRIGHT; Activities— BCS 1 0,1 1 .1 2, Sophomore, Jun- ior, class executive board. Senior Class Vice-President, Future Plans — IVY Tech and become a LPN. SUZANNA GATTO: Activities — Drama Club 9, Booster Club 10,1 1 ,12. Ushers Club 11,12. Bowling 10. Homeroom Representative 12. Future Plans — College, marriage, and travel. C. B. GAVIN: Activities— Audio Visual Club 9, BCS 10,1 1 ,12. Baseball 9. Basketball 9, Future Plans — College. How Sweet It Is 27 RUFINO GAYTON LINDA A. GENTRY: Activities— DEGA 1 2, Girls Sport Club 1 1 , Modern Dancing 11,12, Synchronized Swimming 11, Volleyball 9,10,11,12, Pom-Pom Girl 1 2, BOS 10,11,12, Gymnastics 10,11,12, Future Teach- ers 1 2, Future Plans — Teacher of Special Education and marriage. MARK R. GHYSELINCK: Activities — Cross Country 1 0, All Sports Club 11,12, Track 9,10,11,12, Future Plans — College. SCOTT H. GIDDINGS: Activities — Orchestra 9,10,11,12, Jazz Band 11,12, Newspaper Staff 10,11,12, Creative Writing 11, LaSalle Singers 1 0,1 1 , 1 2, Future Plans — Chicago. JOHN C. GILBERT: Activities — None, Future Plans — Work, make lots of money, and have fun. SCOTT GILPIN: Activities — None, Future Plans — College, Travel, and find answers to questions unknown. EDWARD V. GOERKE: Activities— Drama Club 10, Swim Team 10,1 1 , Future Plans — Find a nice old house to fix up and live in for a long time.- DEBBIE J. GOETZ: Activities — Mixed Chorus 11, Art Club 11,12, Future Plans — Marriage, settle down and raise a family. JANICE K. GOLABOWSKI: Activities— Booster Club 9,10,1 1 ,12 Intra- mural Volleyball 10,11,12, Girls Sports Club 10,11,12, Synchronized Swimming 11, Intramural Tennis 10,11,12, Tennis Team 11,12, Inter- national, Club 11,12, Science Club 12, Future Plans — Purdue Univer- sity, majoring in Forestry. EVELYN GOODEN: Activities— Health Careers Club, Spanish Club Home Economics Club, Future Plans — College ROBERT GORDON CINDY A. GORSLINE: Activities— Library Club 9, International Club 10, Science Club 12, Booster Club 10,11,12, National Honor Society 1 2, Future Plans — Purdue University. JUDITH GRAY LINDA GREGORY: Activities— None, Future Plans— Become a Surgi- cal Nurse and Marhage. TOM L. GREMBOWICZ: Activities— Band 10.11,12, Orchestra 11 12 Track 9,10,11,12, Cross Country 10,11,12, All Sports Club 1lil2 ' Future Plans — Electrical Engineering. LINDA GRENERT: Activities— Drama Club 1 1 , Creative Writing Club 12. Synchronized Svi imming 11, Art Club 12, Future Plans — Travel, School, Marriage. REBECCAS. GRENERT BRENDA K.GRIFFITH ELIZABETH GRESZCZYK; Activities— Drama Club 9,10,1 1.12, News- paper Staff 11,12, Quill and Scroll 11,12, National Honor Society 11,12, Future Plans — Earlham College. TAMIE R. HADARY: Activities — None, Future Plans— Work, travel, party and marriage. DANA HARRIS: Activities— BCS 11,12, Gymnastics 10, lOL 12, Stu- dent Government 12, Executive Board 12, Booster Club 11, GEA 12, Future Plans — College and marriage. DONALD HARRIS: Activities— Drama Club 10,11,12, Swim Team 10,11,12, Jazz Band 10,11,12, LaSalle Singers 1 1 ,12, National Honor Society 11,12, Future Plans — Work at becoming an Anesthesiologist. TERRY HARRIS VICKI E. HARRIS: Activities — BCS, Future Plans — Modeling School. SUSAN L. HARTMAN: Activities — Yearbook Staff 11,12, Editor-in- Chief 12, Booster Club 10,11,12, Quill and Scroll, Honorary Society 11,12, Future Plans — To sell my one-millionth twoallbeefpattiesspecialsaucelettucecheesepicklesonionsonasesame- seedbun ... by then I ' ll deserve a break. DONALD HAYNES: Activities — BCS 12, Future Plans — Purdue Univer- sity to become an Electronics Engineer. DENNIS HEFFNER: Activities — None, Future Plans — South Bend Fire Department. SUSAN F. HELAK: Activities — Guidance Office 9.10. Booster Club 12. H.R. Representative 9.12, COE 12, Future Plans — Secretary, move to Colorado. CHERELYNN HENDERSON; Activities— BCS, Home Ec. Club, Booster Club, Drama Club, Glee Club, Future Plans — I.U. Bloomington. RONALD A. HENSLER: Activities— Hockey Team 9,10,11,12, Booster Club 10,11,12, Science Club 1 2, H.R. Representative 1 1 , Senior Class Executive Board, Future Plans — College, Marriage, Travel. How Sweet It Is 29 DIANE L. HERING: Activities— Orchestra 9,10,11,12, President 11, Synchronized Swimming 11,12, BCS 10,11.12, International Club 12, Future Plans- To grow old. JENNIFER L. HESCH: Activities— Drama Club 9,10,1 1 ,12, Hi-Y 9, Girls Volleyball Team 1 1 , Intramural Girls Volleyball 1 1 , Future Plans — Pur- due University to study veterinary medicine. CHRIS HESS: Activities— DECA 12, Booster Club 12, Future Plan; To drive a Pabst truck to Columbia and party. MARK HIGGINBOTHAM: Activities — Football 9,10, International Club 11, DECA 12, Future Plans — Make a million dollars while I ' m still young enough to enjoy it. TERESA HIGHT: Activities — Synchronized Swimming, Future Plans — Never to set toot in a school again, and party. JIMMIE HILDABRIDLE: Activities— Booster Club 12, Future Plans- Karate instructor, and tireman. LARRY J. HILL: Activities— Drama Club 9,1 0,1 1 ,1 2, Treasurer 1 1 , Vice President 12, Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Vice President 12, Future Plans — Ball State University and major speech pathology and minor in theatre. PAMELA J. HILL: Activities— Glee Club 1 1 , BCS 1 1 ,1 2, ICT 1 2, Future Plans — College. KATHARINE A, HOLLAND Seniors Look Toward The LAROYCE HOLMES SANDRA D. HOLMES: Activities— BCS 9,1 0,1 1 ,12, Home Ec. Club 1 1 Future Plans — Training School. FRANK HOLTSCLAW: Activities— Football 9,1 0,1 1,12, Track 9, Wres- tling 1 1 , Future Plans — Police Academy and College. MARK A. HORVATH GLORIA J. HOSFORD: Activities— Hi-Y 9, Booster Club 10 11 12 Treasurer 11,12, Pom-Pom Girl 12, COE-OEA 12, Future Plan ' s— Work, marriage and travel. KATHLEEN HOUGHTON: Activities- Drama Club 9, Booster Club 10,11,12, Intramural Tennis 10,11,12, Synchronized Swimming 11 12 Executive Board 11,12, Competitive Volleyball 11,12, Future Plans- Purdue University for Pharmacy. JULIE ANN HUFF: Activities — Intramural Tennis 10, Competitive Ten- nis 11,12, Booster Club 11,12, National Honor Society 11,12, Future Plans — College. SANDRA HUFF: Activities— Drama Club 9,1 0,1 1 , Cheerleading 9,1 1 ,1 2, Varsity 1 2, Band 9,10,1 1,12, Girls Sports Club 1 1 , Class Trea- surer 11,12, National Honor Society 11,12, Booster Club 11, Prom Court.11, ICT 12, Treasurer, Future Plans — South Bend Memorial School of Nursing. PATRICIA HULLINGER: Activities— Booster Club 1 0,11 , 1 2, Future Plans — Work. ARVESTER L. JACKSON: Activities — None, Future Plans — Electronics in the Army. CAROLYN A. JACKSON: Activities— Glee Club 9, BCS 1 1 , 1 2, ICT 1 2, Future Plans — Cincinatti University for Nursing. MARY L. JAGODZINSKI: Activities — None, Future Plans — Modeling School. LARRY JASINSKI GENAJ ASTRZEBSKI: Activities Volleyball 10, Synchronized Swimming 10, Intramural Softball 10, OEA 12, Co-op 12, Future Plans — Work, college and marriage. THOMAS JEFFERY MATTIE JENKINS: Activities — Gymnastics 10,11,12, Volleyball 11,12, Creative Dancing 11,12, BCS 10,1 1 ,12, Mixed Chorus 10,1 1,12, National Honor Society 11,12, Girls Sports Club Executive Board 12, Pom-PomGirl 12, Future Plans — lUSB. VALERIE JENKINS: Activities— Art Club 1 0, Future Teachers of Amer- ica 10, Softball 10,12, Tennis 10,12, Booster Club 11,12, International Club 1 2, Volleyball 1 1 , Future Plans — CPA or a law enforcer. DEBORAH L. JESKO BRIAN JOBE: Activities— Basketball 9, Future Plans— lUSB. ANGELA R. JOHNSON: Activities— BCS Future Plans— Attend Gen- eral Motors Institute of Technology and major in Math. MONICE JOHNSON: Activities— Glee Club 9, BCS 11,12, Ushers Club 1 2, Future Plans — lUSB, marriage and live the life I sing about. Future With Ambition SONJA JOHNSON: Activities— BCS 10,11,12, Gymnastics 12, Pom Pom Girl 12, Ushers Club 12, Glee Club 9, Future Plans — Travel around the world in 80 days. The 81 st day move to Hollywood Califor- nia and take life easy. BARNABIA JONES DONALD JONES: Activities— All Sports Club 10, Booster Club 11, Future Plans — To continue my education either at Purdue or Indiana State. Later on to Law School and traveling around the country. CYNTHIA A. JORDANEK: Activities— Hi-Y 9, Gymnastics 10,1 1 , Ush- ers Club 1 0,1 2, International Club 1 0, Tennis 1 1 , Creative Dancing 1 1 , National Honor Society 11,12, Future Plans — Pre-Med at Blooming- ton, marriage. CLARENCE JOSEPH LORI A. JOZWIAK 3lLL MARIE JUMP: Activities— Hi-Y 9, Booster Club9,10,11, 12, News- paper Staff 1 2, Synchronized Swimming 11,12, Band 11,12, Orchestra 11,12, Jazz Band 11, Pep Band 11,12, Science Club 12, National Honor Society 11,12, Future Plans — College to study engineering. Later attend Law School. LINDA D. KALSEM: Activities— Ushers Club 10,11,12. Booster Club 11,12, Volleyball 1 0, Future Plans — To be a commercial artist, have a happy married life and to have quadruplets. MARY ANN KAMP: Activities — None, Future Plans — Airline Steward- IRlCHAEL KANIEWSKI: Activities— None, Future Plans— Work, Mar- riage, and restore an antique car. DIANE LYNN KARMOLINSKI: Activities— Booster Club 1 0,1 1 ,1 2, Quill and Scroll Honor Society 11,12, Synchronized Swimming 10,11,12, Yearbook Staff 11,12, Future Plans — College, and travel to the West, maybe Denver, Colorado and live for awhile. GARY E. KARMOLINSKI r SHARON KAZMIERCZAK; Activities — Competitive Volleyball 10,11,12, Competitive Tennis 11,12, Caption, Volleyball 10,11,12, Softball 10,11,12, Girls Sports Club 10,11,12, Secretary, Student Government 1 0, Booster Club 1 0,1 1 , International Club 1 1 , Future Plans — Purdue University. MICHAEL L. KA2MIERZAK: Activities— DECA 12, Future Plans- Become the Best Landscape Architect in the world and also a Mil- lionaire by the age of 29. AMY J. KERTISZ CAREY KIMBLE: Activities — Football 9,10,11,12, Wrestling 9.10,11,12, Future Plans — Play semipro Football. BRUCE KLIMEK: Activities — Golf Team 11,12, Future Plans — To become a history teacher and get a hole-in-one. CURTIS KLINE: Activities— Band 9,10, National Honor Society 1 1 ,12, Future Plans — lU for Medical Courses. VICTORIA L. KLOTA: Activities— None, Future Plans — Nursing and Marriage. MARGARET R. KOEHLER: Activities— Girls Swim Team 9,10,11,12, Co-Captain 12, Gymnastics 10,11,12, Track 10,11,12, Swimming 12, Student Government 12, Girls Sport Club Executive Board 12, Future P lans — College. JOHN M. KOVACH: Activities — Baseball Mgr. 10, Cross Country Mgr. 11,12, Newspaper Staff 10,11,12, Ouill and Scroll Honor Society 11,12, Bowling 11,12, Photographer 11,12, Future Plans — College at Valparaiso, and become the best broadcaster. ANNE M. KOVACS: Activities— Booster Club 1 0,1 1 ,1 2, National Honor Society 11.12, Ushers Club 11, Attendance Office Aide 11,12, COE- OEA 12, Future Plans — Undecided. MARCIA KOVAS: Activities — Newspaper Staff 1 0,1 1 ,12, Boys Compe- titive Tennis Team 1 0, Drama Club 1 1 , Booster Club 1 1 , Quill and Scroll Honor Society 11,12, Girls Varsity Competitive Tennis Team 11.12. Future Plans — College. TIMOTHY R. KRAMER PATRICIA L. KRESKAI: Activities— Booster Club 9,10,11,12, Drama Club 10.11, Track Mgr. 9, COE 12, Vice President, Future Plans — I ' ll do all the good that I can. In all the ways that I can. At all the times that 1 can. In all the Places I can, To all the People I can, Trust as long as I can. , . STEPHANIE A. KRUK: Activities— International Club. Mixed Chorus. Newspaper Staff, Future Plans — College. ELAINE M. KRZYZANIAK: Activities— Volleyball, LaSalle Singers 1 1 .12, Booster Club 11,12. Volleyball 1 1 , Track 1 1 , Concert Choir 1 1 , Mixed Chorus 10. Future Plans — College. JOHN - Club, Golf. Future Plans — College. KEITH M. KYLE: Activities — Basketball 10.11, BCS 10,11, Booster Club 10, COE 12, President, Senior Executive Board 12, Future Plans — College. JEFFREY D. KYTTA FRANCESCO LACOPI: Activities— None, Future Plans — To be one of the best truck drivers on the road or to race high performance race cars. BEVERLY LAKE CHERYL LAMBERT DEBRA L. LANDRY: Activities — Drama Club 10, Art Club 12, Booster Club 9, Explorer 10,12, Creative Writing Club 12, Future Plans — To live in the mountains out West, leave South Bend far behind and search for the eternal light. VIC A LANGEL: Activities — Swimming 10,1 1 ,12, Track 10,11,12. Cross Country 11.12, International Club 10, All Sports Club 12, Future Plans — College and track at Indiana Tech. MICHAEL D. LEE: Activities— Basketball 9, BCS 1 1 .12, Future Plans- Trade school to take up reupholstering. ROBERT M. LEHNER: Activities — Basketball 9, Baseball 9,1 0, Future Plans — Hopefully to travel west in search of the good life. LORI L. LENNOX: Activities — Booster Club 1 0, Ushers Club 11,12, DECA 12, National Honor Society 11,12. Future Plans — To travel out west and possibly attend Wyoming University or to stay in South Bend and continue working at Sears. KEVIN ErLESNIEWICZ: Activities — Basketball 9,1 0.1 1 .1 2. Baseball 9.10.11,12. Cross Country 11, National Honor Society 11,12, All Sports Club 1 2, Future Plans — College. KENNETH LESZCZYNSKI How Sweet It Is 33 1 .- ' ; ?! : t i ! ' • VJ ' l iiaaafcMiamiMKj etivitres — ut, uiee uiu attend lUSB for a degree in Business. -Uture Plans — To BERNARD D. LEYBA: Activities — Mens Swimming Team 10,11,12, Mens Track Team 1 1 , Future Plans — To travel far and wide into the great wilderness of our country to seek new adventure and then become a race car driver. LINDA LEYBA: Activities — DE Club 12, Future Plans — To remain 18 for the rest of my life, and just be simple and free. Government: A Required Credit CYNTHIA S. LINDSEY: Activities— Volleyball 9,10,11, Drama Club 9, Bowling 1 1 , Home Ec. Club 12, Future Plans — Travel, further my edu- cation, and settle down on a mountain top in Vermont. YVETTE LOCKE: Activities— BCS 9,10, Volleyball 9,10,1 1 ,12, Softball 1 0,11 ,}2, Girls Sports Club 1 2, Football Homecoming Court 1 2, Future Plans— College. DAVID R. LOGAN PATRICIA ANN LONIE: Activities — Student librarian 11,12, Future Plans — Travel, find the real me, and to be free as a soaring eagle in the clear blue skies in the Colorado Rockies. GUY H. LUCKERT: Activities— None, Future Plans— Move to Alaska. RICHARD MACIEJEWSKI: Activities— Baseball 9,10,1 1 ,12, Bowling 1 0,1 1 ,1 2, Future Plans — Move West and become a professional base- ball player. AVIS D. MAILEY: Activities— BCS, National Honor Society 1 1 ,12, Sen- ior Class Secretary, Volleyball 11,12, Gymnastics 10.11,12, Track Team 10,11,12, All Sports Club 12, Football Homecoming Court 12, Future Plans — College, and go into the field of medicine, hopefully to become a doctor. .1 would also like to continue to run track in and out of college. JOHN MAILEY MIKELENE M. MANIJAK: Activities— Booster Club 9, Ushers Club 12, Booster Club 12, OEA 12,Future Plans— Love, money, travel, college and success. CHRISTIAN F. MARBACH: Activities— Wrestling 9,10, Tennis 11,12, Baseball 9,10,11,12, Booster Club 10,11,12, Science Club 12. Future Plans — Purdue, to ride a bicycle across the US, and be happy. LIZBETH MATERNOWSKI: Activities— Volleyball 10,12, Synchronized Swimming 1 2, Booster Club 1 2, Future Plans — To be myself, and the first woman president of the U.S. TONIA R. MATTHEWS; Activities— Booster Club 9,10,1 1 , Drama 9,10,1 1, Photographer for newspaper 12, Art Club 12, Executive Board 10,12, Bowling 11,12, Student Government 12, Treasurer, Future Plans— College. CYNTHIA McBRIDE VICTORIA McCALLISTER: Activities— Booster Club 11,12, Future Plans — College. KEVIN J. McCLANAHAN: Activities— Wrestling 9,10.11,12, Baseball 9,10,1 1 ,1 2, Football 9, Bowling 10, Future Plans — Bricklayer, TIM McCLANAHAN: Activities — None, Future Plans — My life ' s ambi- tion is to open a hot chocolate stand in the Sahara desert. DEBRA McGHEE: Activities — None, Future Plans — Settle down and raise my son. KEVIN MclNTYRE MICHAEL P. MEEHAN: Activities — B-Team Baseball 10, Cross Coun- try 1 2, Bowling 10,11, Future Plans — Be a mechanical engineer. JOSEPH MENYHART: Activities— Chess Club 9, Bowling 10, Football 1 0. Golf 1 0, Future Plans— Visit New Zealand. STEPHANIE C. MILES: Activities— Synchronized Swim Club 10,1 1 ,12, Guidance offfce helper 1 1 , COE 1 2, Concert Choir 1 2, Future Plans — Marry the guy I love, have children, care about people, be happy, and become a mechanic. JEANNE M. MOLNAR: Activities— Booster Club 9,10.1 1 , National Honor Society 11,12, Science Club 11,12, Future Plans — College, then back to California for good. THOMAS M. MONHAUT: Activities— DECA Club 12, Homeroom Rep. 1 1 , Football 9, Future Plans — Live life with a lot of gusto and teach Scott to do one of the important things in life. JOYCE MOORE: Activities — BCS 10,11, Future Plans — Continue my education through College. SCOTT A. MORITZ: Activities — Glee Club, Future Plans — In two years replace Hugh Hefner. EARL MOSBY: Activities Wrestling 9, Chess Club 9,10,11, Future Plans — To travel east, south, west. How Sweet It Is 35 10, Booster Club 9,10,11, Volleyball 11,12, Tennis 11,12, Synchron- ized Swimming 10,11,12, Sophomore Class Executive Board, Future Plans — Purdue to study Environmental Health. CHARLES MUESSEL; Activities — Student Government 11, ICT Presi- dent 12 , Future Plans — ' ' The road goes on torever. ' ' VICTORIA L. MURPHY: Activities— Booster Club 11,12, Gymnastics 10,11, Newspaper Staff 11, Class Executive Boards 10,11, Intramural Tennis 1 1 , Yearbook Staff 1 2, Future Plans — Attend Nursing School. SCOTT NAFE: Activities — Track 9, Cross Country 10,11,12, Class Rep. 10, Homeroom Rep. 11, Chairman Executive Board 12, Future Plans — Get out there and make it on my own . PATRICIA NALLY MARTIN NEAGU: Activities — Junior Prom Court, Booster Club, Future Plans — College, teach karate in South Bend of Louisville, Kentucky. TED NEAL: Activities — None, Future Plans — Work. KRIS L. NEAL: Activities — Booster Club 11,12, Bowling 10, Future Plans — Get rich, get married, move out of South Bend. JUDITH ANN NICKERSON: Activities— Booster Club 10,1 1 ,12, DECA Club 12, Treasurer, Future Plans — Work, maybe College. DEBRA NIEZGOSSKI: Activities— Volleyball 9,1 0,1 1 ,1 2, Tennis 10,11,12, Synchronized Swimmming 11, International Club 10,11,12, Science Club 11,12, National Honor Society 11,12, Booster Club 1 0,11 ,1 2, Future Plans — College. DAVID NIVENS: Activities— International Club 1 0, Band 9,10,11, Booster Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Science Club 9, 10, Baseball 9, Future Plans — College, or win a Lottery. ROBERT A. NOTARY: Activities — Science Club 1 2, LaSalle Singers 11,12, Band 9,10,11,12, Jr. Prom Court, Tennis 9,10,11,12, National Honor Society 11,12, Vice President, Future Plans — Travel, and Col- THOMAS M. NOWAK: Activities — Hi-Y 9, Photograph Club, Future Plans — Army. CRAIG M. NOWICKI: Activities Track 1 0, Chess Club 9, Booster Club 10,12, Future Plans — College. DONNA OGREN: Activities — Library Helper 1 0, Booster Club 1 2, Future Plans — Work with retarded children, move out to California, and be happy. BRYAN S. OLDHAM: Activ. _.. Booster Club 10,1 1,12, Future Plans — lU to major in Political Science and Government. JEFFREY E. OLSZEWSKI MARSCHEL ORLOVIG HUBERT OSBORNE ERNEST J. PAAR: Activities — National Honor Society 11,12, Weight Lifting Program 12, Science Club 11,12, Future Plans — College and travel. RACHELLE A. PARCHMAN; Activities— Glee Club 9,10,11,12, BCS 10,11,12, Ushers Club 12, Gym Helper 11,12. Volleyball Team 9, Future Plans — College, to take up nursing. WANDA PARKER: Activities— Cheerleader 9,10,1 1 ,1 2, Volleyball Team 9, BCS 10,11,12, National Honor Society 11,12, Glee Club 11, Future Plans — College. MICHAEL PASSWATER: Activities— Photograph Club, Future Plans- College and Marriage. EDWARD PAVEY: Activities— Golf Team 9,10, Bowling 10,12, Chess Club 9, Future Plans — To keep in high spirits. DELORES PAYNE TERESA L. PEARMAN: Activities — Future Teachers 9,10,1 1,12, Vice President 11, President 12, International Club 12, Pom Pom Girl 12, Booster Club 11, Volleyball 10,11,12, Future Plans — A missionary teacher to a Spanish speaking country. GISZEL PEARSON: Activities— BCS 10,11,12, Glee Club, Booster Club, Future Plans — College, Work in Business field, and marriage. GAILA.PECZKOWSKI STEPHEN PETERSON EDWARD M. PIERCE: Activities— Booster Club 10,11,12, Baseball 1 0,1 1 , Future Plans— Work. HowSweet It Is 37 :i. . ; i •; i Dreams Of June __.. _. PINNICK; Activities — Ushers Club 11, International Club 9,10,11,12, Pom Pom Girl 12, Future Teactiers 12, Booster Club 12, Future Plans — To England for international study. „ ..M L. PLONSKI: Activities— Hi-Y 9, Drama Club 10,11.12, Booster Club 10,1 1,12, Creative Dance 11,12, Newspaper Staff 1 0,1 1 , Science Club 12, National Honor Society 11,12, Quill and Scroll 11, Track Manager 9,10, Future Plans — lUB. KENNETH PLUIVlP N M. PLUTA: Activities — National Honor Society 11,12, Gymnastics 1 0, Volleyball 1 0, Ushers Club 1 1 , Booster Club 1 1 , COE- OEA, 1 2, Future Plans — Be good to my husband and keep my mar- riage happy. DAVIDA.POINDEXTER LAWRENCE POWELL TIMOTHY J. PRIEBE: Activities— Booster Club 12, Future Plans— To have the quickest GTO in town. ANDREA PYNAERT LYNN A. RADECKI: Activities — Synchronized Swimming 10, Gymnas- tics 10, Bowling 11,12, Volleyball 10, Tennis 10, Softball 10, Student Government 11,12, Cheerleader 1 1 , Creative Writing Club 1 2, Booster Club 1 1 , Future Plans — College. MARK RADECKI: Activities — None, Future Plans ' 66 Chevelles. JOHN W. RALSTON LORETTA RAYL -To be the king of DEB L. REDDING: Activities— Drama Club 10,11, Creative Writing Club 11, OEA 12, Future Plans — Drive to Colorado, live up in the mountains and grow wild plants and bushes. Also to enter Alan in the teddy-bear races. PAMELA SUE REDMAN: Activities: Booster Club 1 1 , Future Plans- Marriage and travel. ROCK REEDER: Activities — None, Future Plans — College Become Realiry STEVEN RICE ll:K1l : =JimiBliri M if:lllWM ]HI«l LADONNA RIDDLE: Activities— On 10,11,12, President 12, Explorer Staff 10,1V. National Honor Society 11,12, Booster Club 10, Girls Sports Club ;I0, Quill and Scroll 11,12, Future Plans — To find a way to avoid paying taxes and travel the world looking for eternal youth, wherever he may be. CHERYL C. ROBERTSON: Activities— None, Future Plans— Work, marriage and travel. LORIEJ. ROBERTSON: Activities— Band 9,10, Booster Club 10,11,12, COE-OEA 12, lOL 12, International Club 12, Future Plans— I will trust in the Lord with all my heart, and acknowledge Him at all times, and He shall direct my paths. KYLE ROBINSON; Activities— Basketball 9, BCS 9, Student Council 9, Future Plans — College. TRINA ROBINSON: Activities— BCS 1 2, Drama Club 1 0, COE-OEA 1 2, Track 10,11,12, Swimming 11,12, Volleyball 1 2, Gymnastics 1 2, Future Plans — College. DANIEL J. ROOKS: Activities— Booster Club, Baseball Mgr. 9,10, Cross Country Mgr. 1 1 , Future Plans — Attend Collge, pursue a career in radio broadcasting. JAMES A. ROSANDER: Activities— Band 9,10,11,12, Orchestra 11. Pep Band 11,12, Track 9, Drama Club 9,10,11,12, Football 11, Bowl- ing 10,1 1 ,12, Rifle Team 10, Future Plans — College. NATALIE ROUSCULP: Activities— Booster Club 10,1 1 ,1 2, Interna- tional Club 10, COE-OEA 12, Treasurer, Future Plans — Accounting classes and work in that field. THOMAS ROZEK: Activities — None, Future Plans — Travel to the West coast, then get into the medical field or the Army. NINA M. RULLI: Activities — Home Ec. Club, Future Plans — Nursery school teacher, and marriage. VITO RULLI: Activities — None, Future Plans — Navy. VIRGINA RUSSELL: Activities— Home Ec. Club 10, BCS 12, Future Plans — College to major in Home Economics. MARK W. SABERNIAK: Activities— None, Fu ture Plans— Work at Acme Tool and Die Designer. CHRISTOPHER SAENZ: Activities — None, Future Plans— College. How Sweet It Is 39 I • ■ lA-, • i; ■j ' si-v ' i ■ i jL ' rA aiijKT imgi« oall 10, Rifle Club 10, Baseball 10,12, Bowling 10,11,12, Future Plans — College, to hpcnmp 3 OPA CANDY L ' SANDSMARK: Activities— Booster Club 11,12, Secretary 1 2, lOL-OEA 1 2, Future Plans — To travel all. over the US w ith nny best friend. BARBARA J. SAUNDERS: Activities — Synchronized Swimming 10,11,12, Creative Dance 11,12, Drama Club 9,11,12, Booster Club 9,1 1 , Office Helper 9, Future Plans — College. GEORGE D. SCALLIONS GEORGIA SCALLIONS: Activities — Glee Club 9,10,11,12, Booster Club 10,12, Ushers Club 10, BCS 12, Homeroom Rep. 11,12, Future Plans — Marriage, and to become a loving wife. DEBRA A. SCHIFFIRL JOHN M. SCHMAf KI GREGORY A. SCHOFF DAVID SCHWALM: Activities — Band, Pep Band, Future Plans Move to California, get married, play, and have a good time. . DONERS KENNETH SCOTT BRENDA SEACH: Activities — Bowling 1 0,1 1 ,1 2, Attendance office 1 0, Future Plans — Work, party, get married, travel and just enjoy the rest of my life. SAMUEL SHENEMAN DEBBIE SHERK VICKIE SHERK KATHY SHUMAKER: Activities— Glee Club 9,10,11,12, LaSalle Sing- ers 11,12, Band 9,10,11,12, Orchestra 10,11,12, Pep Band 10,11, ' Jazz Band 10,11, National Honor Society 11,12, Tennis Team 11, Homeroom Rep. 11 ,12, Booster Club 10, Future Plans — College, majoring in Music Education. YULANDA SHURN: Activities— Volleyball 9, Gymnastics 10, Softball 10, B-Team Cheerleader 11, BCS 11,12, Junior Prom Court, Gym Helper 12, Future Plans — College and take a trade in becoming an interior decorator. THOMAS SIMON JOHN SIMS: Activitie — Wrestling 10,11,12, DECA 12, DE 12, Future Plans — To pursue the works of Howard Hughs. JULIE SIWEK: Activities— Booster Club 10,11,12, Drama Club 10,11,12, DECA 12, Future Plans — Enjoy life, get rich quick, party, travel, work, and find out my reason for being here. MARY SIWEK: Activities— Booster Club 1 0,1 1 ,1 2, Drama Club 11,12, COE-OEA 12, Future Plans — Work for awhile, continue my horse career, and get the best of everything. REBECCA SIX WILLIAM SLOTT JANE SLUSSER: Activities— Drama Club 9,10, Gymnastics 11, Mixed Chorus 9,1 0,1 1 ,1 2, Future Plans — To get a good job ttien get married. SHELIA SMALLS BEN SMITH: Activities — Track 9,10, Wrestling 10.1 1 ,12, Cross Coun- try 11,12, Future Plans — Trade school or college. PATTI SMORIN: Activities — Office Club 9, Booster Club 10,11, Syn- chronized Swimming 10,1 1 ,12, Tennis 10, Gymnastics 1 1 , Newspaper Staff 1 1 , Quill and Scroll Honorary Society 1 1 , Football Homecoming Court 1 2, COE 1 2, Girls Sports Club 10,11,12, Future Plans— College and secretarial work. CAROLYN SPlT ; Activities — International Club 11,12, Secretary 12, Booster Club 10, Competitive Volleyball 10,11,12, Girls Sports Club 10,11,12, National Honor Society 11,12, Future Plans — Travel College and to one day do my magic act on the Johnny Carson show. LOISSTASZEWSKI JEFFREY BRIAN STIEGLITZ: Activities— Booster Club 12, Drama Club 1 0,1 1 , Singing 9,1 1 , Future Plans — College. SANDRA STRAUP: Activities — Competitive Volleyball 9,10,11, Com- petitive Swimming 9,1 0,1 1 ,1 2, Boys Competitive Track Team 1 0, Intra- mural Volleyball 10,11,12, Intramural Track 10,11,12, Intramural Soft- ball 10,11,12, Booster Club 10,11, Girls Sports Club 11,12, Band 9,10,1 1 ,12, Future Plans — College to be a Physical Education Teacher. MARK S. STREBINGER; Activities— Creative Writing 11,12, National Honor Society 11,12, Quill and Scroll 11,12, Future Plans — Join the Air Force. PAUL STREBINGER; Activities— Booster Club 1 1 ,12, Future Plans IV Tech. INASTUCKEY JULIE STUTSMAN: Activities— Band 9,10,11,12, Pep Band 1 2, Orchestra 11,12, Concert Choir 9,12, Volleyball 10, National Honor Society 11,12, Booster Club 11,1 2, Creative Writing Club 12, Drama Club 12, Future Plans — To attend lUSB for their music program and enjoy life to the fullest. DOROTHY SUMMERS PAMALA SWARTZ: Activities— Booster Club 11,12, Future Plans- Travel, work, and marriage. SUSAN SWEET: Activities — Volleyball 10, Synchronized Swimming 10,11,12, Assistant Director 12, Tennis 10, Booster Club 10,11,12, Girls Sports Club 1 0, 1 1 ,1 2, Future Plans — College. VANESSA SZCZYPSKI: Activities:— Volleyball 9,10, Teachers Aide 1 1 ,12, Future Plans — To teach retarded children and live life to the ful- lest. DAVID SZUMSKI LAURA SZYMANSKI PATTY SZYMANSKI: Activities— Photography Club 1 1 , Booster Club 11,12, Intramural Softball 10, Future Plans — Ball State and study to become a Business Teacher if everything goes right. To travel to the end of a rainbow to find the little man and steal his pot of gold. How Sweet It Is 41 ' . .H RICHARD SZMANSKI; Activities — Band, Future Plans — To be a famous drummer. PAMALASZYNSKI RADELL TABERSKI JOHN TERRIO: Activities — Varsity Track 9,10,11,12, Varsity Cross Country 1 0,1 1 ,12, All-State Cross Country 1 2, Captain Cross Country 1 2, All Sports Club 11,12, President 1 2, National Honor Society 11,12, Future Plans — College, and to represent the US in the 1 980 Olympics. RUSSELL THOMAS: Activities— BCS, Future Plans— Undecided. IMOGENE THOMPSON: Activities— BCS, Future Plans— College and to get a good job, make lots of money to support myself in the upcom- ing world. KAY TINSLEY: Acfivities — None, Future Plans — Go to the Burmuda Triangle and take a long vacation, and try to find a cure for hiccups. JAMES TIPPS: Activities— Track 9,10, Football 9,10,11, Future Plans — College to major in biology or history. BECKY TOBOLSKI: Activities— Volleyball 10,11,12, Softball 10,11,12, Tennis 10,11,12, Synchronized Svi imming 10,11,12, Booster Club 10,11,12, Cheerleading 9,10,11,12, Girls Sports Club 12, President, Homecoming Football Court 1 2, Future Plans — College and marriage. DONALD TOWNSEND: Activities— Wrestling 9,1 0,1 2, Swimmer 1 1 , Track 1 1 , Future Plans — lUB to major in business. AMY TRESIZE: Activities — Synchronized Swimming 10,1 1 ,12, Ten- nis 10, Creative Dancing 11,12, Booster Club 10, Home Ec. Club 11,12, President, Student Government 12, Future Plans — Unde- cided. BRIAN TRUAX: Activities- AV Club 1 1 , Future Plans— Marines or US Army. KEVIN ULLERY: Activities— Hockey Club 10,11,12, National Honor Society 11,12, Future Plans — Graduate from Indiana State. Get a degree in Chemistry. ROBERT URBANSKI KATHY VAIL WILLIAM VAIL ■Ci tl 9 Tm  i MWMtMMmtm i t AmiimT9m - — —.-,.,.,..,..., wOwiing 10,12, National Honor Society 11,12, Jazz Band 11, Future Plans — Purdue and have fun. SUSAN VARGA; Activities— Glee Club 9, Tennis 10, Bowling 10,11, Track 10, Gymnastics 10,11, Volleyball 11, LaSalle Lion 11, Concert Chioir 11,12, National Honor Society 11,12, LaSalle Singers 11,12, Future Plans — To attend Beauty College and get married. FRANCINE VARGO: Activities— Glee Club 10,11,12, Booster Club 10, Future Plans — College. JOSEPH VELASTEGUI MARY ANN VERSE: ActivJties-BCS, lOL, Future Plans— College, mar- riage and to be responsible for chiildren and a family. GREG VOLLMER: Activities — Rifle Team, National Honor Society 11,12, Future Plans — Purdue. CHRIS WALSH: Activities — None, Future Plans — lU to have a good time and get an education. VALISSA WALKER: Activities— BCS 9,10, Volleyball 1 0, Future Plans — College and Work part time. DAWN WAGGONER: Activities— Glee Club 9,10,11,12, Booster Club 9,10, Swim Team 9, Bowling 12, Future Plans — fo live each day as it comes. JEFFREY A. WALLIS: Activities— Drama Club 9,1 0,1 1 ,1 2, AV Club 10,1 1 ,12, Future Plans — To travel the world, find a way to rob Fort Knox, and live it up with my shotgun and hound dog. How Sweet It Is 43 KARL WOLZ: Activities— Football 9,10,1 1 ,12, Wrestling 10,1 1 ,12, Booster Club 12, Future Plans — College to study oceanography or the service. ANITA WOOD: Activities — Glee Club 9, Future Plans — Undecided. LYNN YAHLE: Activities — Drama Club 10, International Club 11, Sci- ence Club 12, Creative Dance Club 11, Future Plans — College, Mar- riage and in between the pursuit of happiness. KATHLEEN ZALAS DAN ZEMAREK: Activities— Rifle Club 1 0, Photograph Club 1 0, Future Plans — To become an Indiana State Trooper. Planning to become a County police cadet in July and get married and have a good life. MARGARET ARGYELAN: Activities— Newspaper Staff 1 2, Science Club 11.12, Booster Club 1 0,1 1 ,12, International Club 10.1 1 , Quill and Scroll 1 1 , Chess Club 9, Future Plans — Purdue, also to be a puck for the US Olympic Hockey Team. RICHARD PINTER: Activities — Swimming, Booster Club, Future Plans — Get rich and famous. DIANE JANOWIAK: Activities— Volleyball Team 10,11,12, Varsity Cheerleading 11,12, Co-Captain 12. Softball 10,11,12, Bowling 12, Tennis 12, National Honor Society 11 .12, Girls Sports Club Executive Board 11,12, Attendance Office Worker 1 1 , Junior Prom Court. Future Plans — Memorial Hospital Schooling for Nursing. SONDRA PRINCE: Activities— BCS 10.12, Head of Executive Board 1 0, Junior Class Secretary, Future Plans — College at Ball State. CAROL ROYTEK: Activities— Y-Teens Club 9, President 9. Class Executive Board. Chairwoman 12, Class President 11,12, Cheerlead- ing 9,11.12, Co-Captain 12, Booster Club 10,11,12, Student Govern- ment 10,11,12, Treasurer 1 1 , President of the Senate 1 2, Bowling Club 10,1 1 ,12, Girls Sports Club Executive Board 12, National Honor Soci- ety 12, VICA Club 12, Secretary, Junior Prom Court. Future Plans — Marquette University, and to stay with Z . CANDY RYDZINSKI: Activities — Booster Club 1 2. President. Pom Pom Girl 1 2. Future Plans — Bauder Fashion School in Texas. REGINA STEINHOFFER: Activities— Hi-Y 9. Varsity Cheerleader 11,12. Synchronized Swim Club 10, 11. 12. Director 11.12. Booster Club 10,1 1 . Gymnastics 10, Softball 1 1 , Girls Sports Club Executive Board 1 2, Class Executive Board 11,12, Future Plans — Airline Stewardess. I Not Pictured: Floyde Aldridge Gloria Allen Cathy A. Augustir e Toni M. Bailey Karen Balish John Battlsti Elvis P, Benson Walter A, Blake Thomas A. Burzynski Delois Butler Soma Gella Bobby Clark Phillip J. Clark Diane Cobb Matthew Collins Darryl L Crockett Neal Derucki Judy Dilworth Zun g Do Patncia Do! Terrence Edwards Rose M. Fonseca Roosevelt Fuller Sheila Gaddy Jennifer Gorog Thomas A. Gould Linda Grenert Dorothy Hazinski Mary H. Hernandez James Johnson Gregory Jones Walter Kimmons Armida Kobek Ralph Kurek Jonathon D. Kuskye Victor P. Kuspa Tommy Lloyd Barbara Lowman Carol Ann Lupresto David Lycznski Scot Mabry Douglas B Mackenzie Darlene Macturch Keith Madison Brenda Markin Patrick T. Maesy Dieann Montague Mark D. Morrell Earl Mosley Deborah Mosley Paul Mouros Myra Newsome Jeffrey Nicklas Ken Nowicki John Nuss Erin K, Orosz Edward Pavey Harold L. Peak Carol L. Perry Charles M. Piechoski David L. Pruitt Barbara Ranschaert Toreano Redding Paul Roe Gregory Rozek Mary B. Santa Jeffrey Schaut Andre C Scruggs William Shelley Norman Slaby John Smith Edgar Spiller John Stanford Russell A. Swango David Szymanski David Thomas James Troupe Eddie Vann ArturoVillagran Sandra Walker Chris Wawrzynski JalnaL.Wigfali Stewart G. Williams Stanley Wilson Samuel D Winters Christopher B. Wishin Ron Wojciechowski Maxine Womack Ronald Woodard Ralph Wright Debi Yike • Easy To Be Hard 47 Keeping LH.S. Under Control Mr, Roy L, Hafner Principal USt Mr. David L. Kaser Assistant Principal ) Mrs, Roselyn Cole Assistant Principal 48 Mr Ron Johnson Guidance Through Counseling f M iii 1 ' |S KI Easy To Be Hard 49 English Gets They are not dressed in uniforms, nor are they designated by numbers. There are too many of them to play basketball or baseball. But, they could be considered a team-- LaSalle ' s eleven member English team. Each member of the team must cover a certain area of the playing field. Every individual has his own way of calling the plays. The sched- ule of opponents ranges from war to imagination with home games against composition and grammar. Pep assemblies don ' t find students cheering for the English team. The sports award assemblies don ' t acknowledge those participants on the team. But, it ' s statistically true that without these team members, English would be chalked up as a loss. Mrs. Margaret Mye.s 50 It Together Easy To Be Hard 51 Breaking The Language Barrier What Is the use ot learning a for- eign language ' After all, English is still pretty tricky. If you talk to the per- sonnel in LaSalle ' s foreign language department, you will find there is something more than words being taught here Culture and heritage of different countries are brought into the classroom through movies, slides, guest speakers, and luncheons There are enough programs here to keep even a foreigner interested Mr, Hoffman teaches German, but is also skilled in speaking fluent Rus- sian Mrs Perusek and Dr Aguero man the Spanish stations Mrs Guhl lends a hand by instructing all levels of French and Conversational Span- ish What IS the use of learning a for- eign language ' With these teachers and courses, you are bound to find something to your liking and that you may use later Most colleges require a language and recommend it as a col- lege prep course. No matter how it ' s said, the foreign language depar ment is a fine asset to the school. ' ( ' ' i ' a K ffl Hkp  .««fi«@i8« iP-- ' V ; UK ' . I . : THi|(|K 4 Mrs, Joan Perusek __ _ ■■■,g|§-.r.r,. - ■■ - J i ' te, . ' . lA ' J 52 Getting The Beat A listening form of art is descrip- tively true of the music department. Hundreds of practice hours each year go into the various divisions of this vibrant culture. Without this staff of interested, hard-working teachers, the students could not perform to perfection. The individual courses are taught to prepare students for actual per- formance in front of an audience. Mr. Vogel teaches all vocal classes and backgrounds in music. Mr. Singleton and Mr. Norman take great care in seeing that their students are able to march at football games. Mr. Fisher is also in charge of freshmen from Cen- tral. Many fine concerts and pro- grams are presented to the student body and the public, with planning and practice devoted to these events. Compliments flow back as to their fine service to the school. They earn their own reward-contentment for a job well done. Easy To Be Hard 53 From Past To Present Mr. Gilbert Cioriano 1 54 Mr. George Griffith New faces in the various parts of the history department accented the 1976 school yea r. Mr. Moyer tried his hand at a U.S. History class, while Mr. Hoevel dabbled in Government. Mr. Murray found himself with one foot in the health department, while proving that he was experienced in the field of U.S. History. Videotapes, movies, and records were valuable instruments that were appreciated by both teacher and stu- dent Mr. Gavin and Mr. Moyer took advantage of simulation games to arouse student interest. The newest element in the history department was the development of a Minimum Achievement Level Test taken by all of the U.S. History stu- dents. A similar test is given in Gov- ernment classes. The biggest thing that the history teachers hoped to accomplish was preparation for experiences in the outside world. Easy To Be Hard 55 Facts And Figures Add Up 56 dl 1 .1 Mr. William Roberts Despite the groans over Geometry proofs and sighs over Algebra Trig cosines, life in the math department marched on! This year saw a new math teacher, Mrs. Oldenburg, who filled in for Mrs. Probst. She taught a touch of almost every aspect of Math, with Geometry and High School Math topping the list. A change in the regular routine involved Mrs. McKibben. She shifted from the math department to the sci- ence department, where she taught Chemistry. Calculus and Geometry were taken care of by Mr. Robinson while Miss Guertin helped him out in the latter area. Mr. Peczkowski also lent a hand in Geometry, while tackling Algebra Trig. Mr. Roberts was handy to bal- ance the load by teaching Algebra Trig also. Although erasing in math was a fre- quent chore, its teachings won ' t so easily disappear. Math will be a valua- ble tool, no matter how frustrating it proved to be! a ' -7 ' ;i Mr. William Robinson Easy To Be Hard 57 The Art Of Being Creative ■ ■ ■H M ■ H| L • ' ' HPiHHIPI 1 m r H |L 1 ■ m E I HP 31 k 1 r ' t ' fll m ' H r j|% p r IBSni  lj Bbl iJ I - ' : ' lii There were art classes to satisfy every talent, from beginner to col- lege-bound and everything in between. Fundamental Art, taught by Mr. Fotiou, Mrs. Ladd, and Mr. Stivers, was offered for those in their first years of art. Studio Art, intructed by Mr. Stivers, was available for those students planning to take art in col- lege. Mini courses in Graphics, Drawing, Painting, and Ceramics were also available to those students wishing to dabble in specific areas. 58 A Little Bit Of Everything Mrs. Janet Doolittle Embroidery, Crocheting, and Clothing and Textiles ranked among the most popular in Home Ec this year. Other classes ranged from Cake Decorating to Singles Living, all of which were offered to both guys and girls. Home Economics instructors were: Mrs. Doolittle, Mrs. Dukai, Miss Row- land, and Mrs. Lizzi. Other favorites in this area were Family Relations and Child Develop- ment. Both proved interesting and a good start toward planning future family life. Easy To Be Hard 59 The Sky ' s The Limit Animal, plant, or mineral? Whi- chever you chose, its science was available to you through LaSalle ' s science program. Applied Life Sci- ence and Earth Science was offered just for starters. Then there was Biol- ogy and Chemistry. After that there was advanced Biology and Physics, If that wasn ' t enough, how about Astronomy? Whatever the interest, the topic was thoroug hly discussed within the science classes of LaSalle, 60 Achieving Total Fitness 1 ■r — — j B| BL A — Mr. Edward Faulkens ▼ T Mr. Barkley, Mr. Faulkens, and Mr. Murray banded together to teach Health, a semester requirement for all incoming sophomores. Skeletons, speakers, and lots of movies were teaching aids that helped to convey ideas from teacher to student. For those interested in advanced Health, a Medical Termmology course was taught by Mr, Murray. This course was ideal for those plan- ning to go into medicine, as a doctor, nurse, or pharmacist. Easy To Be Hard 61 Preparation For The Preparation for the business world was made just a little bit easier due to the business courses offered at LaSalle. Shorthand, and Filing were offered for the money facet of business. Data Processing and Business Math and Calculating Machines were available to students going into business in those forms. Job Application was a mini course teaching all the how-to ' s of getting a job. Typing was perhaps the most popular with the students because of its convenience in all areas of the business world. OEA, ICT, COE, and Intensive office lab were organizations that helped students work in actual busi- ness situations. •62 World Of Business Easy To Be Hard 63 students in PVE were educated in many subject areas. Typing, English, and Driver ' s Ed were just a few of the offered courses. Almost every PVE student was given an outside job. The money they made went into a savings account. The students could withdraw money but they didn ' t receive their bank books until they graduated. PVE was established for those stu- dents needing extra help and atten- tion. At the same time students learned to get along under actual business conditions. Learning And Training From trampoline to swimming pool, our four physical education teachers were there to emphasize new skills and help improve old ones. Mr. Rzeszewski and Mr Eberhard took over the boys classes, who were involved in basketball to vaulting the horse. The girls were taught by Miss Matthews and Miss Hepworth. They tried their h ands at volleyball, tumbling, softball, and gymnastics, just to name a few. The universal gym and swim- ming pool were extra assets which LaSalle was able to provide to the gym classes to make the year an enjoyable one. Practice Makes Perfect Easy To Be Hard 65 Skill Development For Mr, Richard Saunders Not only guys, but girls were involved in the Industrial Arts pro- gram this year. They could be found ' in everything fronn Drafting to Power Mechanics. Girls were even found in the other classes such as Woods, which required various creations from wood, and Auto Mechanics in which the concentration was on the car and its anatomy. Graphic Arts was also offered in which was taught, the art of designs and printing. These are just a few of the many topics taught in the Industrial Arts program at LaSalle. HS- .- : ;jt i .-. 4 BHH K J 1 ' 9 i H Mr. Thomas Gramza J 1 B 66 Mr, Francis CacKowsKi A Better Tomorrow Mr Gary White % m n Easy To Be Hard 67 Central Vocational Studies 68 Mrs Dora Woodford Securing The Halls Easy To Be Hard 69 Efficiency At Its Best 70 silent Storehouse Of Wisdom Easy To Be Hard 71 Custodians 1st Row: Leon Davis, Henry Lawshea Back Row Chet Borowski, Ted Herma, Ed Kuzmicz, Keeping It Clean Laundry Ladies: Mrs, Betty Traszkowski and Mrs, Lottie Cuzinski. Ml Robert Scroggs Move Over, McDonald ' s Cafeteria Seated; Opal Barry, Irene Krol, Delores Bilski, Virg Mackowiak, Ruth Goheen. Standing: Irene Rybicki, Thelma Moody, Irma Putnam, Barbara Kwiecinski, Marie Herma, Gertie Invankovics. Henrietta Zelinski, Marge Rotruck, Myra Bethel, Tillie Gnott, Ann Dukai, Dorothy Susczits, Darlene Banasiewicz, Easy To Be Hard 73 ■ - ' %!l!MSM IMMs Miiii£3li ' ' ' ' - Nurse Jean Stevens Special Assistance 74 Mr. Michael Sacchlni — Human Relations Director COE Seated: Mary Siwek, Historian, Sheila Gaddy, Secretary, Tricia Kreskai, Vice-President, Keith Kyle, President, Natalie Rousculp, Trea- surer, Stephanie Miles, Parliamentarian. Standing Sue Helak, Vickie Durski, Lori Willoughby, Gloria Hosford, Pann Szynski, Patty Szymanski, Cindy Gassier, Miss Dauterman, Sponsor, Mandee Garman, Gena Jaske, Kathy Pluta, Patty Smonn, Debbie Balok, Ann Kovacs. m HL. ICT 1st Row: Mark Saberniak, Mike Kaniewski, Rick Pinter, Mark Horvath, Barney Leyba, Chris Barkley, Dave Lyczynski, Lori Jozwiak, Sue Sweet. 2nd Row: Jose Velastegui, Sandy Huff. Chuck Muessel, Lynn Radecki, Carol Roytek. 3rd Row: Mr. Bodle, Sponsor. Walter Kimmons, Monice Johnson, Pam Hill, LaRoyce Holmes, Carolyn Jackson, Ron Woodard, Dan Zemanek, Arturo Villagran, Tom Burzynski, Bob Hiles, Merle Lack, Fran Wiltrout, Jim Rosander. Easy To Be Hard 75 -r:= | ' bC7 . ' Sj=r = lOL Seated: Peaches Casey, District Secretary, Dana Harris, Mary Verse, District Parliamentarian, Julie Burkus, District Treasurer. Standing: Mrs McDonnel. Sponsor, Trina Robinson, Audrey Wolf, Mikelene Mani|ak, Deborah Redding, Candy Sandsmark, Lori Robertson. Jeanne Bowering, Cindy Gadacz. Kim Brewer DECA Seated: Michael Kazmierzak, Chris Edwards, Noly Armstrong, Mikey Lee, Vanessa Armstrong, Anita Wood, Nona Binder, Erin Orosz. President, Linda Leyba. Standing: David Corner, Mark Higginbotham, Linda Gentry, Roberta Lewis, Sonja Johnson, Chris Hess, Mark Arrows- mith, Tom Monhaut, Sue Davis, Vice-President, Lori Lennox, Secretary, Julie Siwek, Judy Nickerson, Treasurer, Judy Gray, Patti Doi, Paul Mouros, Joh Sims, Mrs. Johnson, Sponsor. Easy To Be Hard 77 :i ?r ' ' 1 ' [;.|1l:( t 1 -.■.■n| 1 1 1 1 m ] il fRSf Slffl HI !■ ; ' ' ' ' ll l H H HI Homecoming Courts Football Homecoming Court — Julie Huff, Jim Tipps. Yvette Locke, David Poindexter, Becky Tobolski. Kenny Leszczynski. Avis Mailey, Seabe Gavin, Patti Smorin, Phil Fekete, Virginia Russell, David Warnsley, Carmella Adamo, John Day, Betty Crawlord, Mike Lee, Dawn Waggoner, Mark Morrell, Amanda Garman, Rock Reeder. Basketball Homecoming Court — Candy Rydzinski, Tim Winkle, Andrea Pynaert, Rick Simon, Mary Black, Curt Kline. Gloria Allen, Michael Lee, Diane Cooks, Carey Kimble, Dana Harris, Terry Harris, Elaine Krzyzaniak, Jim Berry, Suzanne Gatto, Dan Wesolowski, Sharon Kazmierzak, Scott Nate, Sonia Cella, Gino Banicki, Ram Arnold, Vic Langel, 80 Let ' s Get It On 81 You Can ' t Take It With You Love dreams , firecrackers, a ballet dancer, J-Men, 23 years back tax, a drunken lady, and several unfinished scripts are just a sampling of the everyday items found in the Sycamore household. The Sycamores slightly unusual life was displayed in LaSalle ' s version of You Can ' t Take It With You . The play was a comedy, a form of art that hasn ' t been tried at LHS for a few years. Its revival was quite welcome and appreciated by the audience, shown by their constant laughing and clapping. The cast produced a play ttiat will be remembered for years. Who says, You Can ' t Take It With You? 1 i 82 The Cast: Penelope Sycamore Essie Rheba Paul Sycamore Mr DePinna Ed Donald Martin Vanderhof Alice Henderson Tony Kirby Boris Kolenkhov Gary Wellington Mr Kirby Mrs Kirby Olga (Grand Duchess) Chief (The Man) Mac Jim LaDonna Riddle Ellen Akins Jeff Schwartz Belinda Jones Jeff Wallis KirkWickizer Victor Cummings Derek Weber Kati Doherty Tim Kramer Mike Nick Larry Hill Denise Woznicki William N ash Rose Sabados Jenn Hesh Rick Rinehart Tim Kramer Albert Weiss Day By Day 83 Spirit Week Captures True Lion Loyalty Spirit Week ' 75 . . .success. . . Homeroom Decorating . . . Red and Black Day . . . Pep assembly , . . Homeroom 1 60 — Best decorated . . . crepe paper . . . balloons . . . Homecoming court . . . escorts . . . LaSallevs. Clay . . . Clay Field , . . freezing weather stuffed lions . . . inflatable footballs . . confetti , , cheers, . . Do Your Own Thing Day. . .Spirit Week 7511 84 Fight on for old LaSalle, Our men fight on to victory — Our alma mater dear, Looks up to you — Figh t on and win for old LaSalle — Fight on to victory — Fight on. Let ' s Get It On 85 86 Anything Goes!?l %hmiibikBo bii ' 3kL fbibj 1 . Oh no, I didn ' t comb my hair ' 2 Waiting to see your counselor is a chore in Itself 3. Leftovers again . 4. You big pain in the neck! Let ' s Get It On 87 1 . Girls in dresses ' ? Only at an awards assembly 2. Wow ' What am I doing up hiere ' ' 3. Looks like III be late again. I ' ll bet Mrs Wigfall can hardly wait to see me ' 4. Excuse me, but you were in the way 5. It ' s gotta be in here. I just saw it five min- utes ago! 88 Seniors — Remember when . . . ' Day By Day 89 ii  fHlHlttlMHn(Nr,H Let ' s Get It On 91 Helping Hands Mam Oflice Seated — Mary Santa, Tammy Hess, Glen Zubler, Anita Wood, Pam Taelman, Row 2: Vickie Stivers, Lisa Guess, Alyce Hughes. Vanessa Armstrong, Tammy Holtsclaw, Jill Moritz, Kim Webb, Guidance Office: Seated — Hannah Swiff, Debbie Haab, Brenda Masters, Pam Prekosozich. Standing — Ten Hight, Vicky Hostetler, Nora Troja- nowski, Kim Webb, Debbie Dean, Mary Lowe, Cari Presnal, Carol Smorin 92 Bookstore Patty Kovacs, Lisa Richards, Beth Johnson, Mrs. Swanson. Run Offices Smoo+hly Library Danny Huffman, Jeff Lizzi, LeRoy Morgan, Sue Marcotte, Robin Kalicki. Linda Galezlewski, Diana Jenkins. Let ' s Get It On 93 S+udents Render Office Assistance Attendance Office — Sheila Hill, Andrea Pynaert, Sherry Sule, Debbie Spychalski, Sue Raymer, Beth Wharton. Traci Bowerman, Ann Kovas, Colleen Hans, Kathy Hair, Cathy ZobroskI, Betty Crawford, Monice Johnson, Jackie Grady, Pam Hill. Brenda Walker, Regina Harmon, Collette Jenkins, Lauri Kreskai, Kim Warren, Nurse ' s Office — Sue Hazinski, Cheryl Arnold, Linda Knox, Bonnie Stormeon, Tina Sutherland, Julie Swartz, Imogene Thompson, Patty Col- lins. 94 The Art Of Being Creative Creative Writing Club — Ellen Akins, Bill Shelley, Linda Grenert, Mrs, Myers, Sponsor, Uwayne Jessup, Diane Fonseca, Carol Smorin, Robin Jacobs, Mark Strebinger, Mark Wasowski, Steve Stout, Jeanne Bowering, Lynn Radecki, Cindy Bauer Art Club — Jeff Kytta, Debbie Landry, Debbie Chambers, Andrea Pynaert, Pam Barnes, Patty Brown. Let ' s Get It On 95 Experimenting With Words And Ideas Debate Club; Mr. Poorbaugh, Tom Francis, Tom Abbott, Phil Roberts, Dave Madigan, Cecil Eastman, Nick Cullather, Tim Dixon, Ben Gibson. .Si|«B ' ir ' : -.T« B5S   : Science Club — 1st Row: Jill Jump, Debbie Niezgodski, Cindy Gorsline, Marge Argyelan, Ruth Utt, Bill Yoho, Jim Webster, Bennis Buck. 2nd Row; Mr Cox, Mr. Lubbers, Sue Adank, Ann Straup, Margaret Davisson, Janice Golabowski, Lori Eberhardt, Mike Cullather, Craig Fields. 3rd Row; C. J. Eggbier, Mark Rembold. Larry Slater, Bob Notary, Debbie Allen, Chns Marbach, Carol Chambers, Lynn Yale, Ernie Paar, Tim Phi- lipps, Ron Hensler, Sherne Snyder, Janet Smuda, John Kush, Scott Alwine. 96 At Home And Abroad International Club — Row 1 : David Madigan, Ray McKinstry, Diane Herring, Carolyn Spitz, Mary Black. Row 2: Brent Shroeder, Linda Galez- lewski, Lynn Charles, Lori Robertson, Barbara Saunders Row 3: Carmen Wigfall, Shan Goldberg, Connie Everly. Ann Bennett, Annette Pie- choski. Row 4: Maria Hoover, Joseph Sipocz, David Kurz, Barbara Trok. Home Ec Club — Front: Amy Tresize, Mary Braunsdorl, Debbie Dean Cheaton, Mrs Doolittle, Sponsor. Back; Theresa Barfell, Debbie Deal, Nina Rulli, Cindy Lindsey, Carol Let ' s Get It On 97 Capturing Memories Photography Club — Patti Golichowski, Bob Valentine, Scott Blackford, Stephanie Christman, Russell Hatcher, Scott Mabry, Mr, White, spon- sor, Mr. Jaslewicz, sponsor, Don Jones, Mary Tripp, Pam Landen, Wanda Carmon, Emanuel Newman, Kim Kosana, Eric Hutchison, Dan Zem- arek. Glen Zubler, Rick Carlson, John Artus, Donald Townsend, Chris Gardner. Ushers Club — Row 1 ; Chris Cherrone. Sue Gatto, Donnie Moody. Row 2: Rita Johnson, Diantha Cobb, Mary Jenkins, Rochelle Parchman, Doris Brown, Shelia Martin, Angela Jones. Row 3: Cindi Jordanek, Cassandra McDonald, Christy Carter, Malba Cooks, Yulanda Shurn, Cindy Gadacz, Patncia Godley,Victor Cummings, Paula McDonald, Tom Jackson, Belinda Jones, Eleanor Lacy, Carol Gray, John Christian, Anthony Baker, Jeff West, Sonja Johnson. 98 Future Teachers: Linda Gentry, Sonja John- son, Terry Pearman, Julie Pinnick. From Textbooks To Yearbooks Quill and Scroll Honor Society — Sitting: Mark Strebringer, Sue Hartman, Mike DeFreeuw, Standing: Connie Tomlinson, Patti Smorin, Scott Giddings, Jerrilyn Plonski, Jeanne Black, Jill Jump, John Mazurkiewicz, Marcy Kovas, Diane Karmolinski, LaDonna Riddle, Liz Grzeszczyk, Marge Argelyan, John Kovach. Let ' s Get It On 99 Students Making Decisions Senate — Donna Rhoades, James West, Kevin Lipsey, Collette Jenkins, Dana Childress, Colleen Hans, Alex Wesson, Nancy Roytek, Bobbi Adams, Carol Roytek, President of the Senate, Jagraj Rai, Tim Campbell, Mr. Sacchinl. House of Representatives — Denise Woznicki, Dana Harris, Jill Moritz, Kathy Scofield, Paige Patillo. Julie Drzewiecki. Stacy Brillan. Sheila Van- DerHeyden, Clarence Wigfall, Margi Koehler, Amy Tresize, Tonia fvlatthev( s, Greg Collins, Lori Willoughby, Cindy Bauer, President of House, Sylvester Moore, Valerie Flanagan, Lynn Radecki, Mr. Sacchinl. 100 NHS Officers Mattle Jenkins — Secretary, Carol Cfiambers — President, Joe Carlin — Treasurer. Bob Notary — Vice-President The Better Of The Best National Honor Society: 1st Row — Mark Ghyselink. Tom Grembowicz. Mark Strebinger, Jofin Terrio, Ernie Paar, Greg Vanderheyden, Bob Notary. Kevin Ullery 2nd Row — Cindy Gorsline. Ctins Cartaeux. Mike Carnngton, Joe Carlin, Jill Jump, Greg Vollmer, Curtis Kline, Roberta Adams. Mike Doherty 3rd Row — Ken Leszczynski. Diane Janowiak, Laurel Abbot, Carol Cfiambers, Debbie Allen, Debbie Niezgedski, Julie Huff. Jeff Walls. Derek Weber, Larry Hill, John Kush. 4tti Row— Andrea Pynaert. Carol Spitz, Diane Herring, Kattiy Pluto, Ann Kovacs, Cindy Jordanek, Avis Mailey, Jerrilyn Plonski, Katfiy Shiumaker, Sue Varga, Vicki Durski, 5th Row — Scott Giddings, Don Hams. Elizabeth Grzeszcyk, Julie Stutsman, Jeanie Molnar, Lynn Radecki, Carol Roytek, Wanda Parker, Mattie Jenkins, Lon Lennox, Mary Black, Julie Campbell. 6th Row — Carmella Adamo. Kim Brewer, Lon Eberhart. Let ' s Get It On 101 Boosting School Spirit Booster Club Officers — Front: Candy Rryd- zinski, President, Kathy Scofield, Vice Presi- dent Back; Candy Sandsmark, Secretary, Gloria Hosford, Treasurer. 102 Drama Club Officers — Larry Hill, Vice Presi- dent, LaDonna Riddle, President, Denise Woznicki, Programs Chairman, Jeanine Plon- ski. Secretary, Jeff Wallis, Treasurer. Resident Thespians Let ' s Get It On 1 03 Making Memories From Messes Yearbook Staff — Sue Hartman, Denise Woz- nicki, Vickl Murphy, Cindy Gadacz, Diane Kar- molinski, Katie Wesolowski, Mrs. Mower, adviser, Keith Wesolowski. ' if Jj il ' ' V ' vM si i jmk - aji b Mlmf m. i- ' ' Hf u- H 1 1 a . - f ikK 1 m 104 l k Ei 1 -.. f ' ' - .- Let ' s Get It On 105 Staffers Have A Nose For News m J Explorer Staff: seated — Jeannie Black, Jill Jump, Mike DeFreeuw, Colleen Major, Marcy Kovas Standing — Jofin Mazurkiewicz, Tonia Mat- thews, Cindy Card, Patti Klimek, Scott Glaser, Ellen Akins, Connie Tomlmson, Scott Giddings, Liz Grzeszczyk, Phil Roberts 106 explorer ' Changes Its Style 107 BCS: A Cultural Heritage w Black Cultural Society Exec. Board — Row 1 — Mr Johnson, sponsor; Crystal Wiley, Treasurer; Greg Jotinson, Vice President, Walter Blake, President; Dana Harris, Secretary; Mr. Faulkens, sponsor. Row 2 — Georgia Scallions, Sheila Gaddy, Yvonne Riles, Vanessa Arnnstrong, Letha Reed. Let ' s Get If On 109 Girl ' s Sports Exec. Board — Row 1 — Diane Janowiak, Sharon Kazmierzal , Becl y Tobol- sl i, Yuvette Locke, Sandy Straup Row 2 — Estlier Perez. Bobbi Adams, Cathy Vail, Col- leen Hans Row 3 — Carol Roytek, Kacy Akins, Kathy Houghton, Regina Steinhofer Row 4 — Linda Gentry, Miss Matthews, Sponsor, Mar- gie Koehler, Mattie Jenkins. Sports Club Leaders All Sports Club Exec Board — Mark Ghyselink, Secretary, Tom Grembowicz, Vice President, John Terrio. President, Mandee Garman, Chair- man of Exec. Board, Carol Fodor, Ass ' t Chairman, Nate Mosley, Treasurer. 110 Girls Take ' Sentimental Journey ' Syncronized Swimming Club — 1st Row: Cindy Eastman, Sue Adams, Laurie Karkiewicz. Ruth Utt, Colleen Hans, Coleen Major, Patti Smorin, Barb Saunders. 2nd Row: Vicki Stivers, Traci Boweman, Gina Pryzgoda, Nancy Dalla, Diane Karmolinski, Kim Brewer, Stephanie Miles, Jill Jump. 3rd Row: Gwen Dudley, Becky Tobolski, Amy Trezise, Tina Russell, Diane Klosoluski, Linda Gentry, Kathy Vail, Diane Hering, Sue Sweet, Elise Moser, Regina Steinhofer, Bobbie Adams, 1 Jmsmk t y rW . mI M ' u M teMMlHMil MRMHHMb a H mmmmmM wmmmm 1 Let ' s Get It On 111 Girls ' Intramural Gymnastics — 1st Row: LaVerne Coleman, Kacy Akins, Mattie Jenkins, Kim Brewer, Linda Gentry, Cathy Vail, Opal Evans, Debi Jesko, Trina Robinson. 2nd Row; Ann Bennett, Esther Perez. Sue Raymer, Chris Sellers, Paige Paltillo, Tammy Rhymer, Nancy Lindsey, Kim Bowman, Miss Lindi Hepworth, Ann Haber, Avis Mailey, 3rd Row: Diane Balok, Collette Fnck, Kelly Bennett, Cary Presnal, Mary Gatto, Donna Rhoades, Nancy Roytek, Stacey Brillan, Vicki Stivers, Cindy Eastman, Laura Townsend, Debbie Honchell, Ann Straup, Bev Hayes. Intramural Volleyball — 1st Row: Yvette Locke, Becky Tobolski. Diane Janowiak, Avis Mailey. Sharon Kazmierzak. Sandy Straup, Cathy Vail, Kim Brewer, Debbie Niezgodski. Liz Maternowski. Kim Warren, Linda Barnhill, Terri Pearman. Janice Golabowski. 2nd Row: Valerie Jenkins, Carmella Adamo. Patti Klimek. Patti Kovacs. Kim Klute. Colleen Hans. Paige Pattillo. Sheila VanDerHeyden. LeAnn Czarnecki. Cathy Sule, Sue Smith 3rd Row:LaVerne Coleman. Jay Riveria. Cassandra Moran. Anna Jenkins, Barbara Blockson. Levon Dixon. Sherry Sule. Brenda Masters. JoAnn Mosley, Sheila Martin. Mary Lowe. Ann Adamo. Helen Russell. Vicki White, 4th Row:Pam Prikosvich, Dana Childress. Debbie Haab. Donna Rhoades. Gayle Hoot. Janet Towles 112 Intra murais Intramural Tennis 1st Row — Sharon Kazmierzak, Carmella Adamo, Liz Maternowski. Vicki McCallister, Janice GolabowskI, Diane Janowiak, Becky Tobolski 2nd Row — Esther Perez. Levon Dixon, Nancy Lindsey. Mary Lowe, Ann Adamo, Kelly Bennett, JoAnn Mosley, Sheila Marlin. Linda Barnhill. Intramural Sottball: Row 1 — Becki Tobolski, Diane Janowiak, Carmella Adamo, Trina Robinson, Sandy Straup, Cathy Vail. Kim Brewer, Liz Maternowski Row 2 — Kim Warren. Nancy Lindsey. Chris Sellers. Patti Kovacs, Tammy Rhymer, Linda Barnhill. Row 3 — Kelly Bennett, Gayle Hoot, Dana Childress, Levon Dixon, JoAnn Mosley, Jay Rivena, Sheila Martin, LaVerne Coleman, Helen Russell, Khs Maternowski, Ann Adamo, Mary Schmanski, Vicki McCallister. Lets Get It On 113 LaSalle ' s Own Minstrels LaSalle Singers 1 st Row — Mary Black, Cindy Eastman. John Campbell, Chris Ha ab, Sheila VanDerHeyden, Leslie Morgan, Sue Varga 2nd Row — Chuck Saunders, Ellen Hering, Tim Kramer, Larry Hill, Mike Murray, Pam Bognar 3rd Row — Bill Nash, Kevin Lesniew- icz, Albert Weiss, Kathy Shumaker, Don Har- ris. 4th Row — Elaine Krzyzaniak, Julie Camp- bell, John Nurkowski, Kevin Strebinger, Bob Notary, Julie Drzewiecki. Concert Choir: 1st Row — Christine Sellers, Cari Presnal, Debbie Spychalski, Cheryl Hazelton, Rachael Jones, Albert Weiss, Mark Strebinger, Kevin Lesniewicz, Sue Smith, Ann Haber, Cindy Opaczewski, Tern Pearman. 2nd Row — Robin Osborne, Shari Ozdyck, Lori Jozwiak, Jeannie Black, Julie Stutsman, Tim Kramer, John Campbell, Kevin Strebinger, Mike Beutter, Lisa Richard, Nora Trojanowski, Brenda Masters, Judy Gilliam 3rd Row — Beth Johnson, Paige Patillo, LaDonna Riddle. Lou Ann Pellow, Sylvester Bingham, John Nurkowski, Steven Lichtenbarger, John Mailey, Jim Halasz, Vince Deal, Leslie Morgan, Kathy Shumaker, Valerie Morgan, Candy Horvath 4th Row — Sheila VanDerHeyden, Mary Black, Vicki Stivers, Pam Bognar, Kevin Yost, Larry Hill. Mike Murray, Rick Rinehart, Doug Frank, Bill Nash, Gail Stam. Sue Varga, Ste- phanie Miles. 114 Their Own Sound Of Music Glee Club Officers — Larry Hill, Vice President; IVIary Black. President; Jeannie Black, Secre- tary; Sue Varga, Treasurer. Mixed Cfiorus: 1st Row — Mattie Jenkins. Lydia Martin, Catfiy Lawson, Jay Nissley. Craig Bottorff. Jim Barry, Tim Kramer. Becca Deafeiibacfi, Gail Taberski. Diane Kaszas. Cindy Opaczewski, Katie Wesolowski 2nd Row — Virginia Cuneo. Linda Gentry. Vicki Stivers. Patti Golichiowski, Juhe Halasz, Joe Menyfiarl, Colette Prick, Barb Ranscfiaert, Robin Kalicki, Bernice Cuneo, Beth Berry. 3rd Row — Stepfianie Kruk. Melanie Vollmer. Cfiris Sellers. Betfi Jofinson. Joe Carlin, Greg Jones, Lonnie Butler, Judy Andrzewski, Fran Vargo, Dawn Waggoner, Annette Pom- dexter. Racfielle Parcfiman 4tfi Row— Jane Slusser, Paige Patillo, Cfinsty Wolf, Debbie Rutkowski, Radell Taberski, Connie Tomlinson, Guy Fulton, Robert Crockett, Gary Fulton, Rose Harris, JoAnn Podemski, Gail Stam. Gina Przygoda Let ' s Get It On 115 Spirit With Rhythm K %. 1. Ml f ' Band — 1 st Row: Kathy Shumaker, Julie Campbell, David Toth, Karen Ferguson, Cindi Rybicki, Julie Stutsman, Miriam Brown, Sue Adank. 2nd Row: Regina King, Kimberly Warren, Diane Klosowski, Sue Griffin, Brenda Jena, Nancy Dale, Shieila Hill, Sheila Hibbs, Ruth Turbeville, Rebecca Deafenbaugh, Beth Hayes, Connie Stevens. 3rd Row: Carmen Wigfall, Mary Schmanski, Rose Sabados, Janet Saros, JoAnn Fobar, Gayle Hoot, Sandy Straup, Ellen Martin, Sandy Huff, Kate Doherty, Alkire Strange, Jill Jump, Paul Manley. 4th Row: Charles Latkowski, Phil Roberts, Eleanor Lacy, Jeff Smith, Ken Miller, Phil Fekete, Jim Rosander, Bob Valentine, Ed Funnell, Bill Myers, Shaun Murray, Dan Huffman, Mike Dombrowski, Lori Eberhardt, Colleen Chambers, Pam Arnold, Shawn Glassburn, Mike Murray, Bob Notary, Dave Kurz. 5th Row: Don Harris, Dave Utterback, Tom Grembowicz, Rick Smith, Kurt Gardner, Richard Szmanski, Dwight Nissley, Robert Gushing, Russell Hatcher, John Ruth, Mark Gross, Randy Pearman, Mr. Norman, Assistant Band Director, Mr. Singleton, Band Director. Band Officers: Jill Jump, Vice-President; Don Harris, President; Tom Grembowicz, Senior Representative; Kate Dougherty, Drum Major; Rose Sabados, Sophomore Representative; Pam Arnold, Secretary-Treasurer; Phil Rob- erts, Junior Representative. 116 Musically Endowed Orchestra — Row 1 : Cecil Eastman. Ellen Hering, Kay Shoults, Chris Haab, Jill Werts, Margaret Davlsson, Audrey Wolf Row 2: Vicki Stivers, Kelley Bennett. Paula Moore. Linda Beyrer. Miriam Brown. Julie Stutsman. Julie Campbell, Kathy Shumaker. Karen Ferguson. Cindy Eastman. Row 3 Kent Dubois, Shan Rupel. Julie Anderson, Carole Gray. Jill Jump. Paul Manley. Charles Latkowski, Phil Roberts, Mike Murray. Dave Kurz, Dwight Nissley, Diane Henng, Scott Giddings. Row 4:LaDonna Riddle, Jean Teves, John Nowicki. Robert Nowicki, Mr, Zeal Fisher, Tom Grembowicz, Don Harris, Dave Utterback Orchestra Officers — Audrey Wolf, President, Jean Teves, Vice President, LaDonna Riddle, Secretary-Treasurer. Let ' s Get It On 117 Backing The Lions 100% — ' jj H I I H l l L. 1 ■j nti HBH Wanda Parker | | m k. 1 .Jir ■ ■H ■ Sandy Hutt H ■ . f ■ 1 HKHK 9 H ReginaSteinhofer 1 H l JHJI H 118 Improves School Spirit im J Hk r I . Jfe, ■ i ■ i B-Team Cheerleaders — Front: Helen Russell, Masters, Colleen Hans, Crystal Wiley. Sheila Hill, Tammy Rhymer Back: Brenda Lion Mascot — Tony Ivory Pom Pom Girls— Row 1 Tern Pearman, LaVerne Coleman, Nancy Roytek, Kathie Schotf, Kim Barsodi, Mattie Jenkins, Shenna Kimble, Betty Crawford Ira Andrews Row 2 Tina Russell, Diane Moore, Sheila Martin, Cecelia Troupe, Anita Walker, Kim Warren, Rebecca Deafenbaugh, Vanessa Armstrong Noly Armstrong, Son|a Johnson, Remona Watts. Row 3: Linda Gentry, Zonda Smith, Debbie Honchell, Evonda Scott, Regina King, Jo Moore, Julie Pinnick, Debbie Spychalski, Cyndi Rybicki, Linda Barnhill. Row 4: Mrs Oldenburg, Bev Hayes, Debbie Puecker, Candy Rydzinski, Laurie Zielinski, Gloria Hoslord, Belinda Jones, Mrs. McKibben. Let ' s Get It On 119 Leading Us To Victory %f m W M iL ki HHHHHv HHi H ii Twirlers: Rebecca Deafenbach, Nancy Dale, Kim Warren. Majorette Kate Doherty Pep Band — 1st Row Tom Grembowicz, Don Harris, Dave Utterback, Kate Dotierty, Randy Pearman, Mark Gross, Stiawn Glassburn, Dave Kurz, Mr. Norman. 2nd Row: Karen Growell, Julie Campbell, Kathy Schumacher, Dave Toth, Pam Arnold. Lori Eberhardt, Jill Jump. 3rd Row: Dwight Nissley, Julie Stutsman, Bill Myers, Phil Fekete, Jim Ballentine, Jim Rosander, Phil Roberts, Chuck Latkowski. 120 Photography In Action John Mazurkiewicz Photography Statt Mike Nick Keith Wesolowski Let ' s Get It On 121 pniSHHimiiTRBeOfflSip Do The Hustle 12SI Although LaSalle didn ' t have a win- ning season, our men fought hard and gave their best. They made the students at LaSalle proud of the Lions. The student body backed up the team and showed a great amount of spirit throughout the season. 124 Even though the tootball team didn ' t win every game, it could count on school support tor its ettorts. Rain, snow, and chilly evenings didn ' t keep the tans away. This school spirit helped to build team spirit, giving our guys incentive to face the teams that were some of the toughest in the con- ference Despite Its tough opponents, the Lions scored in seven of their ten games, leaving the other three with gallant attempts to cross the goal line The team had lost many experi- enced seniors in 1 975. leaving this past fall ' s team with brand new men in important positions. They may have been inexperienced, but proved to fight on for old LaSalle in the best way possible. The underclass- men that saw action this year, will be around next year to make up the heart of the team ' s leadership. ' Fight On For Old LaSalle Do The Hustle 125 .i.:m iJMi ■ ■ ■ r« I 1975-1 976 Football Team 1st Row: Bill Shelley, Eddie Van, Karl Welz, Davie Pruitt, Evan Ferguson, David Warnsley, Ed Burgeson, James Troupe. Kevin Lesniewicz, Walter Kimmons, Mark Badow ski, Carey Kimble, Greg Jones. 2nd Row: Byron McCulley, Tom Letherman, Bill McMinn, Bill Spier, Jeff Zobro- sky, Jeff Molnar. Richard Grounds, Timmy (yiiller, IVIike Murray, Bob Rodick, Kevin Lipsey, Ron Egierski, Rudy Jenkins, Roily Cabana, Bill Parchman, Allen Gene, Phil Jewett, 3rd Row: Mark Hockaday, Lonnie Butler, Randy Nafe, Scott Shroyer, Bob Koski, Roger Vann, Doug Frank, John Schwelnus, Johnny Jackson, Mark Entzian, Rick Traskowski, Mike Clark, Emery Molnar, Dave Crockett, Jim McKinnies, Buster Vaughn, R. Rob Gushing, Barry Coleman, Shawn Murray, John Pfiefer, Kevin Warnsley. 4th Row: Brent Walker, Steve Thomas, Mr. Perry, Mr. Murray, Coach Sacchini, Mr. Faulkens, Anthony Witt, Brian Rhode. LaSalle Varsity Record 7 Marion 33 10 John Adams 6 Logansport 6 21 Ft. Wayne South 6 Kokomo Hayworth 6 7 Penn 20 3 Washington 14 7 Clay 9 St. Joseph 27 10 Michigan City Rogers ' Practice Makes Perfect FellasI 126 Lions Fight Hard For A Victory A group of determined sophomores and juniors made up this year ' s football B-team. They started practice in the summer and continued it throughout the early months of fall. Their first game ended in a tie. The next games fell into place leaving the team with a 0-6-2 sea- son. A season without any wins is not a total loss. It gave many of the guys the experience they will need to qualify for next year ' s varsity team. The guys also learned the value of teamwork and to keep trying even if the odds were against them. B-Team Football Opp LHS LaPone 6 6 Ell hart Memo lal 22 14 Riley 20 7 Clay 7 6 Mishawaka 20 7 Penn 7 Marian St. Joe 30 Do The Hustle 127 Lion Runners Prove Excellence 1 975-76 Cross-Country Team 1st Row: Paul Lass, Gary Fulton, Tim Bratton, Archie Robinson, Vic Langel, Glen Zubler, 2nd Row: Steve Cahall, Kent DuBols, Mike Meehan, Ben Smitti, Andre Scruggs, Mark Miller, Larry Leszczynski. 3rd Row: Coach Lenny Rzeszewski, Elvin Brown, Tim Prawat, Scott Nate, Tim Grembowicz, John Terrio, Mark Tobolski, Reggie Surratt, John Kovach. 128 t ■■■ i ■ , i A mf USKUE ' l Ending the regular season with an impressive 1 3-2 record, the cross- country traveled on to win the city championship with the lowest score ever. The team moved on to the region- ais where they missed a trip down state by 15 points. Although the big names were John Terrio, Mark Tobolski, and Tom Grembowicz, a great deal of help was offered by Reggie Surratt, Scott Nafe, A! Brown, Tim Prawat, Ben Smith, and Andre Scruggs. But the credit for their outstanding season goes to a unified team effort. Do The Hustle 129 Cross-Country Record LHS Opp. St. Joseph 18 40 Plymouth 24 32 Clay 26 31 Marian 18 43 Penn ' 31 28 Elkhart fvlemorial 17 42 New Prairie 21 40 Washington 16 47 Elkhan Central 44 17 John Adams 21 40 Michigan City 22 37 Norlhwood 16 45 LaVille 15 50 Mishawaka 24 35 Riley 18 41 ' NIC. Games 130 i FL mtt ' -r Terrio Sets New Records Beginning his track career just three years ago, John Terrio has qualitied for the 1 975 cross-country section- als, regionals, and state championships. He has won city titles and conference titles, breaking records and beating some of the best in his league. John ' s special talent was the two-mile, of which he is famous, or infamous to his competitors. Terrio placed first in this past seasons first seven meets, and broke records in six of these meets. He reset the course record at Elbel four times, lowering the time by thirteen seconds. Do The Hustle 131 Netters Like Their Racquet 1 975-76 Tennis Team Tennis Team; 1st Row — Ray Strychalski, Scott Glaser, Bob Notary, David Magley, Chris Marbach, Ian Zubkoff, Jerry Hosaflook. 2nd Row- Coach Steve Bennett, Bill Yoho, Bruce Tomlinson, Dave Kurz, John Nurkowski, Jim Webster. Tennis Team Record 0pp. LHS North Liberty 5 Elkhart Memorial 4 1 John Glenn 11 4 Clay 5 Penn 3 2 Culver Military 5 New Prairie 3 2 Mishawaka 3 2 Washington 4 1 Riley 5 Elkhart Central 5 Adams 5 Michigan City Elston 2 3 132 Even though our Boys Tennis team won only three games this year, they were greatly Improved over last year. Outstanding jobs were contributed by seniors Bob Notary and Chris Mar- bach. Marbach served as this year ' s captain. This year ' s Most Valuable Player was Ian Zubkotf. He played number one seed, winning seven matches. This gave him an excellent season as an underclassman. The Most Inproved Player award went to Ray Strychalski. He was a great asset to this year ' s team and he has been elected next year ' s captain Five out of the seven varsity players were underclassmen. Commendable performances were achieved by Jerome Comer, David Magley, and Jerry Hosaflook. With these returning lettermen, LaSalle looks forward to more experienced and improved sea- son next year. Varsity Tennis Team Varsity: 1 st Row — Ray Strychalski, Scott Glaser, Jerry Hosaflook, Bob Notary, David Magley. Ian Zubkotf. Chins Marbacfi. Captain. B-Team Tennis Record Washington Culver Military Washington Opp. LHS 4 1 5 2 3 Do The Hustle 1 33 Young Sport Comes Of Age Girls 74-75 Tennis Team Girls ' Tennis Team: 1 st Row — Sharon Kazmierzak. Sioban Kilbride, Debbie Niezgodski, Marcy Kovas. 2nd Row- Patti Klimek, Debbie Allen, Bobbi Adams, Janice Golabowski. -Kathy Shumaker, Julie Huff, Girls ' Tennis is still a very young sport at LaSalle. The girls used to be represented on the Boys ' Tennis team, but now they can prove them- selves on their own team in competi- tion with other girls. The girls ended the season with an excellent 6-3 season. They came out on top against big opponents like Riley, Penn, Washington and Clay. The Most Improved Award went to Sharon Kazmierzak, while Patti Kli- mek was honored as Most Valuable Player This year ' s team was comprised mostly of senior letter winners, with a few underclasswomen. These under- classwomen will be the nucleus of next year ' s team. Girls 74-75 Tennis Team Opponent Riley tVlichigan City Elston Penn Wasfiington Adams Clay St Joseph Washington Marian LHS 0pp. 6 1 2 5 7 6 1 1 6 6 1 1 6 4 3 5 2 134 Winners Never Quit Do The Hustle 135 The Feminine Touch Girls Varsity Volleyball Team: 1s1 Row — Mary Lowe, Ann Adamo, Kris Maternowski, Cecilia Troupe, Kim Klute 2nd Row — Kathy Houghton, Coleen Hans, Carol Spitz, Debbie Niezgodski, Patty Klimek, Coach Betty Matthews. 3rd Row — Sharon Kazmierczak, Diane Janowiak, Becky Toboloski, Yve tte Locke, Elaine Krzyzaniak, Sue Smith. 1975-76 Volleyball Record Varsity Opponent B-Team 15-1,15-9 North Liberty 15-1,15-2 15-2,15-1 LaVille 15-0,15-1 15-7,15-5 Penn 15-13,15-11 12-5,15-5 Clay 15-5,11-2 15-1,15-6 Plymouth 15-5,15-7 9-13,13-15 Mishawaka 13-15,5-15 14-15,17-15,15-8 Adams 2-15,4-15 15-11,6-15,4-15 Riley 12-15,11-15 13-5,15-0 St. Mary ' s 15-4,15-4 13-10,4-15,1 5-6 St. Joseph 15-2,15-6 Varsity — 7 Wins, 6 Losses B-Team — 8 Wins, 4 Losses 136 Gets Tougher — fjl 1 iB ' Tl r ■9QBBBVHi H flr ' HP ' 4 Bifl _j irT -1 W ' ' --M Hf . , .■ ak. M M « ft ■ iMfi ir i rr 1 1 1 V . 1 rr i li r r ! t 1 Girls B-Team Volleyball Team 1st Row— Kathy Houghton. Debbie Habb, Stierry Sule, Brenda Masters, Helen Russell. Cathy Sule. Coach Betty Matthews. 2nd Row — Sheila Martin. Kim Warren, LeeAnn Czarnecki, Candy Horvath, Sheila VanDerHeyden, Coleen Hans 3rd Row — Mary Lowe, Cecelia Troope. Kim Klute, Ann Adamo, Mary Schmanski, Kris Maternowski. The Girls Volleyball Team ended their season with seven wins and six losses. Among their victories were North Liberty, LaVille. Clay, and Plymouth. Retiring seniors Sharon Kazmierzak. Diane Janowiak, Becky Tobobski. Elaine Krzyzaniak, Carolyn Spitz. Debbie Niegodski, and Yvette Locke ottered a great deal ot help to team competition and learn spirit. The B-Team closed their season with an impressive 8-4 record. They battled in the B-team tourney defeat- ing Penn and later getting beaten by Marion. This team proved to be the backbone that will be needed for next year ' s varsity team. Do The Hustle 137 Lions Rebound To Victories 1 975-76 Basketball Team Mascot— Tony Ivory, Cheerleaders— Regina Steinhofer, Sandy Huff, Becky Tobolski, Carol Royiek, Diane Janowiak, Wanda Parker, Phil Jew- ett Nate Mosley Bob Gordon, Managers. Team — Larry Leszczynski, Kenny Leszczynski, Bill Parchman. Bob Games, Coach Griff, Donnie Robertson Willie Dixon, Ass ' t Coach Bob Berger, James West, Dell Newman, David Magley, Ass ' t. Coach Steve Bennett, Chad Miller. Basketball spirit and enthusiasm returned to LaSalle this year when the Lions ended their season with an out- standing 1 5-5 record. The team ' s performances brought the fans back to the games and proved that basket- ball IS alive and well at LHS. The season began slowly with two losses but our guys went on to beat Hammond Clark, Jimtown and Adams. The Lions won four of the next five including another big win against Adams. Of the last nine games, victories were achieved in seven of those matches. The Lions edged past Washington 62-61 and won our homecoming game against Elkhart Central, 67-57. 138 139 LaSalle won the city title in the Holi- day Tourney by tirst defeating Adams and then going on to defeat Washing- ton, In Sectional action, Washington came back in the last seconds to defeat our Lions, 54 to 52. The basketball B-team brought home an impressive 1 1 -8 record. They managed to defeat Fort Wayne South Side by one point, and later went on to chalk up victories against Hammond Clark. Jimtown, and Lafay- ette Central Catholic. Their next wins came against Washington and Gary West. The last seven games fell into place with five victories for our ■■younger Lions. The team showed strength in many areas which will be helpful to next year ' s varsity team. 140 Holiday Tourney Win Highlights Hoop Season B-Team Record T 0pp. LtW FortW South Side 45 46 East Chicago Roc ' seveit 64 38 Hammond Cla.K 38 46 Jimtown 30 32 Adams 51 37 LaFayette 36 43 WastiingtoP 48 51 Plymouth 59 37 Penn 33 32 Riley 57 43 Gary West 26 30 Washington 48 52 Clay 46 55 Mishawaka 67 60 Gary Einei son St Joe Marian 56 58 54 5,3 Elkhart Central 51 50 Plymouth 36 46 B-Team Basketball Basketball B-leam: Kneeling — Randy Przybysz. Eric McCauley. John Nurkowski Standing — Byron McCully, Damone West. Dave Sovinski, Ricky Lee, Keith Ogorek, Coach Steve Bennett Do The Hustle 141 iyr n ' s: 1975-76 Wrestling Team Wrestling Team 1 st Row — Tim Bratton, Terry Owens. Ulysses Sconiers, Andre Scruggs, Roger Vann, Donald Townsend, Chris Wishin, Tom Porter 2nd Row — Coach Bill Fuerbringer, Russell Hatcher, Jim Dansby, Barry Coleman, Joe Carlin, Jerome Wishin, John Carlin, Kevin McClanahan. Karl Wolz. Eddie Vann, Randy Nate, Ass ' t Coach Eddie Faulkens Wrestling Record LHS Opp Niles 27 22 Memorial 49 9 Elston 45 12 John Adams 42 13 Riley 37 19 Warsaw 27 34 Mishawaka 35 20 Elkhart Central 57 8 Washington 39 18 Penn 35 17 Clay 44 20 NIC 8-0 Duels 10-1 142 Grapplers Pin Sectional s r SEC i J LaSalle ' s wrestlers saw a very good season come to a close with a 1 0-1 record and a 8-0 NIC conference record. Warsaw handed the Lions their only loss, winning by only seven points. The grapplers won the South Bend sectional and then went on to the regional where six men qualified for semi-state competition. Senior co-captains Joe Carlin and Andre Scruggs both were influential in adding points to achieve those win- ning scores Carlin leaves LaSalle with a 48-9-2 record and Scruggs leaves with a 70-4 record. Do The Hustle 143 s wimmmg, bwimming, bwimmmg Girls Swimming Team: 1 st Row: Ann Bennett, Debbie Jesko, Marge Koehler (Capt ), Cathy Vail (Capt), Sandy Straup (Capt ), Trina Robinson. 2nd Row: Pam Hauger, Mary Ciula, Jo Podemski, Chris Sellers, Patti Kovacs, Jenny Nowak. 3rd Row: Lindi Hepworth (Coach), Kim Brewer (Manager), Cindi Eastman, Diane Klosowski, Can Presnal, Joyce Staszewski, Julie Halasz, Leslie Schalk, Ellen Hering, Cathy Zobrosky, Ann Haber. 4th Row: Maureen Zrobek, Karen Paluzze, Connie Lichernowicz, Lea Stalker, Georgann Sellers, Alice Koehler, Sue Goerke, Ann Rybak, Pam Huff. Girls Swim Team Record Penn Mishawaka Wawasee Riley Marian Elkhart Memorial Elkhart Central Washington Adams Goshen Clay LHS Opp. 26 78 88 130 100 118 88 132 101 116 120 99 87 132 114 105 95 122 111 108 90 130 144 The Girl ' s Swim Team brought home a 3-8 record, but were very strong in individual performances. Sandy Slraup, Mary Ciula, and Marge Koehler set and reset many new school records. Mary Ciula, Marge Koehler, and Cathy Vail competed in contests downstate. The Sealions placed fourth in the city and fourth in the sectionals. The team consisted of fourteen letter win- ners, eleven of which were under- classwomen. Do The Hustle 145 1975-76 Swim Team Swim Team 1st Row — Don Harris, Vic Lan- gel. John Slusser, Dave Madigan, Ken Swan- son, Barney Leyba 2nd Row — Coach Eber- hard, Robin Morehouse, Dave Schmidt, Tony Witt, Jeff Van Pans, John Campbell, Keith Swiatowy 3rd Row — Ken Miller, Roger Slus- ser, Glen Zubler, Kevin Szucsits, Tony Gaby Striving For Improvement Swim Team Record LHS Opp Elkhart Memorial 53 117 Michigan City Elston 72 100 Adams 4 0 131 Riley 31 140 Concord 62 111 Mishawaka 67 101 Marian 71 100 Elkhart Central 53 113 Goshen 62 110 Clay 64 108 Penn 25 58 Howe Military 47 35 6th in the City Meet 8th in the NIC, Meet 5th in the Sectionals This year ' s Boys ' Swim Team faced a period of reconsfruction. With only one returning letterman, junior Ken Swanson, the responsibility was on the shoulders of the many under- classmen. This gave the team a lack of much-needed experience. Vic Langel was this year ' s captain. Outstanding scores were achieved by Ken Swanson, David Madigan, Bar- ney Leyba, and John Slusser. The final record was a dissappoint- ment, but the Lions put out a real effort. There is great hope for an improved team next season. 146 Do The Hustle 147 f ' f • • 4 f f 4 i t 1 974-75 Baseball Team 1st Row: Mark Pynearl. Rick Maciejewski, Bob Kyle, Rafael Mortan, Rick Bishop, Steve Rodick, Tom Sellers, Ken Leszczynski, Kevin f lcClanahan 2nd Row: Coacti Lenny Rzeszweski, Ed Pierce, Bob Lehner, Chris Marback, Larry Orban, Pat Sovinski, Tom Janicki, Larry Bor- toff, Joseph Letherman. Baseball Record LHS 0pp. Adams 2 1 Elkhart Memorial 2 4 Adams 7 6 Riley 6 Elkhart Central 5 3 Penn 6 2 Mishawaka 1 6 Hammond Noll 3 9 St, Joseph 9 4 Elkhart Memorial 4 6 Riley 7 5 Washington 6 3 Elkhart Central 2 Penn 2 1 Clay 2 Marian 6 5 Jackson 1 2 Michigan City Elston 5 4 Michigan City Elston 4 Mishawaka 9 5 Sectional Jackson 5 2 Clay 2 1 Riley 1 4 Record 16-17 NIC 11-4 148 1974-75 Track Team 1st Row: John Terne. Pat Niezgodski, Rick Cass, Tom Grembowicz, Ken Carter. Mark Tobolski, Joe Petelle, Steve Scruggs, Terry Butler. Reg- gie Surratt. 2nd Row: Greg Robertson, Rollie Lictinerowicz, Ken Micinski. Arttier Pfeifer. Curt Phillips. Jeff Molnar, Greg Wilson. Clarence Wig- fall. Ed Burgeson. Keith Authony. James Troupe. Kevin Lipsey. Patrick Moore. Hernando Swanson 3rd Row: Barnie Leyba, Tom Luczkowski (trainer). Paula Fink. Mark Ghyselinch. Doug Jackson. Jim Dudeck. Claude Barnhill. Gary Fulton. Charlie Brown. Phil Kovack. Scot Hires. Mike Farley. Don Robertson. Bill McMinn. Mark Miller. Tern Johnson {.mgr ). Tom Gavin (coach). 4th Row Nate Mosley. Trina Robinson. Avis Mailey, Robert Crockett. Jeff Zobrosky. Dan Wawrzyniak. Larry Allen. Cicero Carvolho. Vic Langel. Richard Teague. Randy Dudeck. Donald Townsend. Duane Logan. Johnny Moody (mgr). Bob Berger (Asst. Coach). Track Record LHS Opp Elkhart Memorial 62 65 Michigan City Elston 87 40 Riley 89 38 Washington 98 27 Mishawaka 101 26 Penn 93 34 Elkhart Central 556 71 4 Clay 80 47 Adams 71 55 Jackson 78 49 Season Record 8-2 Do The Hustle 149 Anticipation 151 Juniors Junior Class Officers: Front, Jeanne Black, Vice-President, Sheila VanDerHeyden, Secretary. Standing: Glona Edwards, Treasurer, Colleen Hans, President Ellen Akins Micfiael Aibrigfit Patricia Alexander Larry Allen Mary Allen Doug Anderson Judy Andrzejwski (vlike Armstrong Jon Arrowsmith Mary Battisti Diane Bartsch Tern Barson Linda Barnfiill Gary Bednarek Barbara Berry Beth Berry Bonnie Bertolan Linda Beyrer Cindy Biebuyck Sylvester Bingham Brian Bishop Jean Black Patty Blair Mike Bonczynski Dianne Boren Helen Borough Kim Borsodi Keith Botka Kim Bowman Debbie Boyd Stacy Brillan Charley Brothers Robert Brothers Dons Brown Gregory Brown 152 Kathie Bunch Richard Burgess Michael Burlingame Brian Butler Lonnie Butler Rolland Cabana Steven Cahall LeChnstie Carter Kathie Cass Willie Chandler Daniel Charles Earl Cheaton Christopher Cherrone John Christian Sharon Ciesiolka Mary Ciula Walter Clements Jerry Clowers James Coley Ollie Collins Jerome Comer Renee Cooper Arthur Cottonham Sue Craft Donald Creed John Creswell SueCriffield Robert Crockett Ken Crowder Karyn Crowell NickCullather Victor Cummings Virginia Cuneo Robert Cushing Bruce Cybulski Leanne Czarnecki Gail Davis Tina Davis James Dawson Rebecca Deafenbaugh John Decker Steve Derda Vito DiPinto Willie Dixon Gary Doerr Kate Doherty Mike DombroM ski Kent DuBois Jerry Dudeck Mark Dungey Anticipation 1 53 Cecil Eastman Gloria Edwards Ron Egierski Bill Elliott Opal Evans Philip Fekete Karen Ferguson Anthony Fikes Bettie Fisher Scott Flanigan Keith Ford Karen Foster Thomas Francis Kevin Frick Charlotte Fulce Guy Fulton Juniors Look Toward ' 77 Tony Gaby Robin Gaddy Linda Galeziewski Chris Gardner Mark Gaza Allen Gean Adrianne Gentry Judy Gilliam Shawn Glassburn Patricia Godley Karen Goebel Richard Golabowski Shari Goldberg Patti GolichowskI Melba Gooden Bill Grabarek Jacquelyn Grady Kim Graham Juliana Grames Barbara Gray 154 Dave Gring Mark Grose Richard Grounds Cathleen Hair Jim Halasz Colleen Hans Rosemary Harris Russel Hatcher Pam Hauger Sue Hazinski Mark Heald Dean Heintzelman Rudy Hernandez Avance Highsmith Shelia Hill Bob Hilton Jennifer Hinsch Pam Hires Jane Hoffman Kipp Hoffman Maria Hoover Robert Horner Abe Horton Candy Horvath Karen Horvath Ricky Horvath Jerry Hosaflook Keith Houghton Judy Hudelmyer Ken Hull Jeff Hullinger John Huys Anthony Ivory Clarence Jackson Fay Jackson Rose Ann Jagodzinski Diane Jannasch Brenda Jena Rudy Jenkins Don Jessvk ein Phil Jewen Beth Johnson Robert Johnson Steve Johnson Flossie Jones Francis Jones Rachael Jones Terry Jones Jeanine Jordanek Lynne Jozwiak Lynn Kalmar Diane Kaszas Curt Kent Sioban Kilbride Anticipation 1 55 With Anticipation We Move On Robert Kile Reglna King PattI Klimek Mark Klota Kim Klute Frances Knight Patti Kovacs Joe Kozakiewicz Jerry Kramer Sandy Kring Joe KromkowskI Gary Kukia Dennis Kurdys Dave Kurz Virginia Kuspa Merle Lack Pamela Landen Charles LatkowskI Rick LechtanskI Cindy LeMere Jim Lemon Keith Lesniewicz Larry Leszczynski Thomas Lettherman Eugene Leyba Steve LIchtenbarger Nancy Lindsay Kevin Lipsey Connie Lolmaugh Juliana Lottie Matthew Loughlln Yuvette Macon Raymond Macturch David Madigan Colleen Major 156 Tom Makielski Sue Marcotte Jim Marshall Mark Marshall ChristI Martin • v K Ellen Martin Steve Masters ■m Pamela Matthews wni John Mazurkiewicz k:I Greg McCann ■ fl Jacquelyne McCauley Brian McClananan RW H John McCracker nv Tern McHenry ■■ Ray McKinsly ■H Bill McMinn VRH Robin McNeeley F-ii Rick Megonnell Darlene Merritt ■ -■, ' f Debra Merritt ' ■( Chad Miller Paula Moore Leslie Morgan Jill Montz Nathaniel Mosley Mike Murray Bill Myers William Nash Brenda Newblll Dell Newman Easer Newson Michael Nick Ed Nickelson Denise Nicolas Janie Niezgodski Anticipation 1 57 Proms Combined; A First For LaSalle Dwight Nissley Bob Nowicki Cindy Opaczewski Patricia Opaczewski Marty Orosz Cindy Orlovic Larry Ozdyck Stephanie Papoi Cherie Parchman William Parchman Darlene Parker Paige Pattillo Randy Pearman Richard Pennine Esther Perez Bradtord Phelps Annette Piechoski Claudette Pierce Debbie Pitts Gigi Pitts Jeannine Plonski Joanne Podemski Annette Poindexter Tom Porter Tim Prawat LeRoy Purnell Martin Pynaert Mike Ralston Renee Redding Santana Redding Shari Redman Jackie Reed Rochelle Reiman Robin Relos Jane Richards Linda Rininger Lyie Rininger Pam Rhinesmith Tammy Rhymer William Ritter Paula Rivera Philip Roberts Donnie Robertson Paul Robertson Sandra Robinson Bob Rodick Karia Roe Paul Roedl Brian Rohde Greg Rosander Nancy Roytek 158 Anita Rozniarek Pam Runnells Bob Ruth Debbie Rutkowski John Rybak Jerry Saenz Tern Saucelo KathieSchoff Terry Schmanski Brent Schroeder Kathie Scotield Regina Scott Christine Sellers Diane Sharpino Loucindy Sherman Scott Shroyer Roberta Shull Rick Simon Lawrence Slater Laura Sloan Eugene Smiechowski Cheryl Smith David Smith Sue Smith Janet Smuda Sherrie Snyder Michael Spier Debbie Spychalski Bob Stachowiak Thomas Stackman Randy Staszewski M ke Stevens Renee Stewart Bonnie Stormoen Steven Stout Boyde Stremme Dave Strychalski Cathy Sule Reginald Surrat Hernando Swanson Ken Swanson Julie Swartz Hannah Swift Danny Swindle Kevin Szucits Noreen Szweda Gail Taberski Beverly Tamandii Jean Teves Mark Tobolski Connie Tomilson Annette Toney David Toth Alan Town Anticipation 1 59 Bonnie Townsend Mary Tripp Barbara Trok Cecelia Troupe Sheryl Trowbridge Bill Ulbricht Gary Ulbricht David Underwood Phil Upham Ruth Utt Dave Utterback Bob Valentine 8 What Do We John Vandewalle Sheila VanDerHeyden Mike Vargo Melanie Vollmer Randy Wagner Ron Wagner Mark Waite Noland Walker Jolene Wallis Kim Warren James Washington Dan Wawrzyniak Albert Weiss Tina Wensits Katie Wesolowski Keith Wesolowski Alex Wesson Jettrey West Beth Wharton 160 Pam Wharton Kirk Wickizer David Wiedling Clarence Wigfall Crystal Wiley Annette Williams Karen Williams Steve Williams Bill Wilson Terry Winnicki Pamela Wireman Jerome Wishin Appreciate. • . Money Lisa Wojciechowski Ted Wollmers Jacki Wood Ron Wood Denise Woznicki Bruce Wukovlts LIzette Yarber Ken Yike David Voder Debra Young Randy Youts Laurie Zielinski Jeff Zobrosky Ian Zubkoff Glenn Zubler David Gadacz Janette Riffle Anticipation 161 Sophomores ' Siiiilm Tom Abbott Ann Adanno Susie Adams John Albright Jonathan Alexander Jerry Alford Darlene Anderson Julie Anderson Katrina Anderson Kenny Anderson Ira Andrews Ron Andrzewski Sharon Andrzewski Cheryl Arnold John Arnt John Artus Dennis Badur Anthony Baker Deryl Baker Dale Baldwin Johnny Baldwin Diane Balok Larry Banghart Karen Banicki Jackie Barkes Tim Barson William Batteast Robert Beadin 162 Denise Beard Burrus Bell Kelley Bennett Reta Berg Michael Beutter Tyonna Bibbs David Bierwagon Connie Bishop Scott Blackford Carol Bland Pam Bognar Jim Borntrager Kyle Bowerman Richard Bowman Kirk Bradford Tim Bratton Jeff Braunsdorf lyiargo Brown Richard Brown Susan Bryant Dennis Buck David Burns Brenda Cabanaw John Campbell Eric Cannady Rick Carlson Wanda Carmon JlllCarrlngton Rick Carver Calvin Crawford JimCealka Colleen Chambers Darphine Chambers Lynne Charles Tim Cheaton Dana Childress Marsha Childress Sandra Childress Stephanie Christman Beth Anne Chrobot Michael Clark Edward Clements LaVerne Coleman Greg Collins Roberta Conrad Anticipation 163 Joyce Cooks Lon Cooper Ken Cornells Doug Corner Diane Cotton Rodney Cottontiam Linda Cowsert JoAnn Craft Jon Creed Mike Cudahy Mictiael Cullatner BerniceCuneo Nancy Dale Jarnes Dansby trie Daugherty Pete Davis Rictnard Davis John Day Bob Deal Vincent Deal Diane Dean Si; HwUMUfHI Debbie DeBoe Levon Dixon Robert Donat Jim Donlon John Donovan Gwen Dotson Thomas Drews Cheryl Drzewiecki Fredrick Dudley Wayne Dungey John Dylewski Cindy Eastman Shawn Edwards Connie Everly Susie Farr George Flake JoAnn Fobar Diane Fonseca Doug Frank Phil Frank Dennis Franklin 164 Kathy Franks Anthony Frazier Robert Frazier Kathy Freeland Jim Freezer Colette Frick Jackie Gaby Kurt Gardner Brenda Garman Bernardino Garza Mary Gatto JImmleGauldin Benjamin Gibson Ed Glldea EVM Debbie Hack Julie Halasz Deborah Hale Yvonne Hale Carl Hamilton Dave Harlow Revena Harmon Cheryl Haselton Paul Hatfield Beverly Hayes Ellen Hering Rose Herman Tammy Hess Sheila Hibbs Annette Hicks Mary Higby VIcki Hochstedler Mark Hockaday Anthony Hogan Steve Holmes Tammy Hollsclaw Anticipation 1 65 Debbie Honchell Robin Hooker Gayle Hoot Laura Hoover Carl Horvath Dan Huffman Alyce Hughes Eric Hutchison Thomas Hyde fvlike Imus Gladys Jackson Marvin Jackson Ray Jackson Colette Jenkins Diana Jenkins Duane Jessee Odell Johnson Rita Johnson Angela Jones Belinda Jones Connie Jones Tois Jones Laurie Kaczmarek Leonard Kaczmarek Robin Kalicki Karen Kalsem Laurie Karkiewicz Shenna Kimble These Are The Amy Kimbrough Naomi Kinsey Cindy Kiser Diane Klosowski Kathy Klusczinski Kenin Konstanty Kim Kosana Bob Koski Laszio Kovacs Vicky Kovacs Laura Kreskai Anne Kujawskl Sandy Kytta Eleanor Lacy Don Lanning Cindy Lanz Pamela Lax Cathy Lawson Robb Lechtanski Ricky Lee Kevin Lehner Paul Leszczynski fvlichael Lewis John Leyba Ramona Leyba Terry Lighthall Duane Lippincott Jeff Lizzi Brandon Lott Octavia Lottie Mary Loughlin Donald Lowe Mary Lowe Jeanette Luczkowski Quincy Luten 166 Mike Mabry David Magley Sandy Manijak Paul Manley Liz Martin Sheila Martin Brenda Masters Kris Maternowski Eric McCauley John McCormick Byron McCulley Paula McDonald Denise McGhee Jim McGrogan Andrew McKim Kevin McKim Kevin McNary Peter Meyers David Milewski Kenneth Miller Tim Minarik Emery Molnar Sylvester Moore Cassandra Moran Valerie Morgan Joann Mosley Shaun Murray Randy Nate Good Old Days George Nagy Andrea Nailon Matthew Napieralski Teresa Neff Robynn Neier Dwayne Nicks Kathy Nicolas Kevin Nichols Anthony Niegosinski Dave NiezgodskI Jerry Niezgodski Lisa Northern Chris Nowak Clair Nowak Jenifer Nowak Patty Nowostawski John Nurkowski Keith Ogorek Suzanne Ornat Freda Osborne Robin Osborne Terry Owens Shane Ozdyck James Pajakowski Dennis Parker Larry Parker Ophelia Pates Lou Pellow Lorraine Penn John Pfeifer Patricia Phillips Tim Philippis Shirley Piechocki Ron Piekariski Can Presnal Anticipation 167 Terry Price John Prikosovich Pam Prikosovich Doug Przestwor Steve Przestwor Randy Przybysz Gina Przygoda Debby Puecker Jetf Pulaski Gary Pynaert Duane Radzikowski Jagrai Rai Brenda Ranschaert Jerry Ratkiewicz Bryan Rayl Sue Raymer Angie Redding Morris Redding Letha Reed Robert Reiman Mark Rembold Donna Rhoades Patti Richard Lisa Richard Yvonne Riles David Riley Looking Upward To Mary Rinehart Richard Rinehart David Ritsema Jesusa Rivera Archie Robinson Janette Robinson Mark Roempagel Todd Rousculp Carol Rozniarek Betty Rucker Shan Rupel Don Runneils Helen Russell Tina Russell Cindi Rybicki Rose Sabados Betty Sanders Janet Saros Chuck Saunders Leslie Schalk Theresa Schellmger 168 Mary Schmanski David Schmidt Jeff Schwartz John Schwelnus Evonda Scott Jesse Scott Robert Scott Debbie Seach Willie Sellers Me o6y Serge Victor Seward Timothy Shane Kevin Shaw Kay Shoults Judy Sleczko Robert Sleczko Joe SIpocz Tom Slott John Slusser Roger Slusser Eva Smalls Bigger And Better Things Brad Smith Jay Smith Randy Smith Rickey Smith Zanda Smith Carole Smorin Ed Sommers Robert Sones David SovinskI Dave Squires Gall Stam Kimberly Stanley Joyce StaszewskI Andrea Stevens Connie Stevens Richard Stevens Frank Stineback VIcki Stivers Brenda Stormoen Ann Straup Kevin Streblnger Ray StrychalskI Sherry Sule Tina Sutherland William Swartz Kevin Swihart Anticipation 169 Pam Taelman Neal Taghon Steve Thomas Frank Tirotta Bruce Tomlinson Mark Toothman Janet Towles Laura Townsend Nora Trojanowski Rick TrzaskowskI Ruth Turbeville Kathy Turner Kent Ullery Julie Vandewalle Roger Vann Beth VanTornhout Anthony Vaughn Anita Walker Brenda Walker Brent Walker Corliss Walker Nathaniel Walker Wallace Walker Michael Warnsley Mark Wasowski Jessie Watson Debbie Weaver Kim Webb Jimmy Webster Martie Wesolowski Damone West James Wheat Steve White Vicky White Carmen Wigfall Anthony Williams Gloria Williams Melissa Williams Terry Williams Ken Wilson i ' lPl if 170 Never Enough Time mw H Hpimv l w { ' ' l lft uj V B H ■ H ' % Hi H Hj Willie Winston Anthony Witt Ctiristy Wolf Michael Wollmers DianneWoltman Bill Woodward Kevin Woolverton Mike Worthen David Wozniak Leatrice Yarber Mike Yike Steve Yoder Bill Yoho Kevin Yost Cathy Zobrosky Anticipation 171 cweOfMoney 173 _ Coke. U , Anytime. It ' s the real thing. Coke. BEN FRANKLIN, at 1347 Portage Ave . is a unique variety store which sells hard-to-find Items Many LaSalle students rely on this store for many school supplies and can be sure of friendly service by the many LaSalle students employed there. WYGANTS FLORAL COMPANY located at 327 Lincolnway West, is a great gift buying place for that someone hard to please. They specialize in floral arrangements, glassware, and gifts for all occasions. Don ' t leave WYGANT ' S off your list. 174 § s35SfSS«!iiiSS SS8Bsm!: S S mtf ' iur ' - x-- ' ■ ■.--. ' L J I .. i f ffmmmtm M.vmwixam ii MMW ff! ' OVER 33 YEARS OF THOUGHTFUt SERV CE FUNERAL HOME . „, „.... . .,. ... NORTH CHAPEL MRS. RUTH M. NEWMAN WILLIAM A. WELSHEIMER ffl 232-4857 521 N. WILLIAM ST. GEORGE H. BROWN MAX W JENA Mgr. Assn ' t Mgr. 272-2244 52803 U.S. 31 wmm. wmsmma mmmm ■.- ' •iiiyMlti ' .ivV. ' -Ti.-i- i-:-.w Sv SS : ;: KSSS S ra T x-  i ;-. ' : ' ;w :-XvXvvww( ' M i I I I f MARTIN ' S at 1302 Elwood Avenue is a great place to go to pick up those snacks for a party or to do the entire week ' s shopping Most everything needed to run a household can be found here so be sure to take advantage of it Highland Cemetery 2257 Portage Avenue South Bend, Indiana 46616 (219) 234-0036 COUNCIL OAK TREE: Highland Cemetery LaSalle had a keen understanding of Indians and could speak various tribal languages. By 1 681 when the Indian Council was held, the mighty war parties of the Iroquois had come into the area and terrorized the local tribes, destroying villages and threatening the influence the French had established. It was LaSalle ' s plan to unite the western tribes and move most of them to the vicinity of Starved Rock on the Illinois River. There the Indians would be able to defend themselves against the Iroquois. At the same time, LaSalle hoped to build forts for the French to use as bases for extensive fur trading in the area. For The Love Of Money 1 75 HUFFS PHARMACY, 1349 Portage Ave. sat- isfies ttie needs of many within the LaSalle distnct. Whether it ' s gifts or medical supplies, look up HUFF ' S, As another member of the Portage shopping area, it s sure to please PONDEROSA STEAKHOUSE can be found at 4134 Lincolnway West for the best in a great meal at a low price When you ' re hungry for a juicy steak, salad, baked potato and roll, be sure to go to PONDEROSA On your way to school,take a break for Breeikfast at McDonald ' s featuring EggMeMuffin McDonaicrs 3221 L,W.W. South Bend An egg, grilled in butter, covered with cheese and Canadian bacon, on a toasted, buttered English muffin. You can have an Egg McMuffin by itself. Or with orange juice and a cup of coffee. Either way. it ' s a nice, big breakfast at a nice, low price. 176 FREPAN ' S FLORAL SHOP DELIVERY SERVICE • PLENTY OF PARKING BRIDAL SERVICE HOSPITAL BOUQUETS FUNERAL TRIBUTE ANNIVERSARIES SERVING THE SOUTH BEND COMMUNITY OVER 37 YRS. BankAmexicmo. nijstat charge call 233-134S 909 PORTAGE AV. CLOSED WED. AFTERNOON DURING JUNE-JULY-AUG. • CLOSED FOR VACA- TION BETWEEN JULY 8TH JULY 21ST CLOSED SUNDAYS FREPANS FLORAL SHOP. 909 Portage Ave IS the perfect place to pick your flowers to please the love of your life, or just about any- one They have floral arrangements for all occasions that will delight everyone BEN FRANKLIN, 3938 Lincoln Way West, is a great supplier of many Items in the Ardmore area. Almost anything you may need in the way of school supplies, household Items, and sewing supplies can be found here. It ' s close by and found to be very handy. For The Love Of Money 1 77 DeGrofI Custom Photography 1 920 South Michigan Street Phone 288-2506 Congratulations to all 1 976 graduating Sen- iors We would like to wish you success in all your endeavors To all 1977 Seniors We would be happy to have the chance to be your photographer Your senior por trait is a most important one and you deserve all the personal attention and service that we give Your portraits can be either formal or casual — studio or environmental Your proofs are free with a minimum order You will see 8 to 12 proofs Special Senior Discount Packages Standard $37 50 1-8x10 24-wallet Custom $48 50 2-8x10 2-5x7 8-wallet tVlany other packages are available for your convenience Free yearbook glossy is availa- ble for all seniors KUERT CONCRETE, 3113 Lincolnway West, IS a great place to look into when doing a small job or a big job with the use of many types of cement. Sand and gravel and ready- mix are specialties along with others. Remem- ber, for a good piece of work, check with KUERT first. 4 i EXCELLENCE... MAkiNq It hAppEN For you SINCE 1942I s.n sngclo taiBB 76901 tanofmns 915 949-3776 The excelleent staff of master hair stylists at THE WINDJAMMER, 1637 Lincolnway West, will be able to take care of any hair problems you may find For the latest in hair cuts THE WINDJAMMER will also be able to accomo- date both sexes. You ' ll surely be pleased. For The Love Of Money 1 79 5 ' IKI !:| H 1 In i itii iS McDonald ' s Studio 201 North Michigan Street For the best senior pictures, wedding pic- tures, family photographs and other special group pictures, McDonald ' s Is the studio In which to trust. Mr, R, F, Patnaude, master of photography assures that there is more fun at McDonald ' s with pleasing results. McDonald ' s studio Is conveniently located on the corner of Michigan and Colfax Streets on River Bend Plaza 180 SPONSORS ,1H. Mersits Grocery 231 L.W.W. 233-0603 PATRONS Dettman ' s Lincoln Pharmacy Ehninger Florist Shop Felix ' s Barber Shop Helen ' s Boutique Mr. Mrs. Donald Murphy Lion Lover Palace of Flowers 2409 L.W.W, 232-6979 ' -■ - Peltz Music House — pianos 416 W. LaSalle — organs 234-6858 — sheet nnusic State Farm Insurance ' Jerry Bernsten, Agent 1 C.L.U. Agent, Notary Public SPECIAL thank: Mrs. Sally Mower, Advisor Mrs. Cecelia Swanson, Bookstore Mrs. Dorothy Gerhold, Main Office Mr R. F. Patnaude, McDonald Studio Mr. Derald Ailes, Newsfoto Yearbooks For The Love Of Money 181 INDEX — A Abbott, Laurel — 22, 101 Abbott, Thomas — 96. 162 Abraham. Patrick — 22 Adamo. Anne — 1 1 2, 1 1 3. 1 36. 1 37. 1 62 Adamo. Carmella — 22. 80. 1 01 . 11 2. 1 1 3 Adams. Roberta — 20, 22. 100. 101 , 1 10, 1 1 1 . 134 Adams. Sue — 1 1 1 . 162 Adank.Susan — 20. 22.96. 116 Akins, Ellen — 95, 106, 152 Akins, Kathryn — 20. 22. 1 1 0. 1 1 2 Albright, John — 162 Aldridge, Floyde Aldridge, Michelle — 22 Alexander, Jonathan — 1 62 Alexander, Patricia — 1 52 Alford, Jerry — 162 Allen, Deborah — 20. 22, 96. 1 01 , 1 34 Allen. Gloria — 80 Allen. Larry — 152 Allen. Mary— 152 Alwlne. Scott — 22, 96 Anderson, DArlen — 162 Anderson, Doug — 152 Anderson. Jay — 22 Anderson. Julie — 117, 162 Anderson. Katrina — 162 Anderson, Kenneth — 1 62 Anderson, Mary — 22 Andrews, Ira— 119, 162 Andrezeiewski, Judy — 115. 152 Andrezejewski. Sharon Andrezeiewski. Ronald — 1 62 Annable. David — 22 Anthony, Michael Argyelan. Margaret — 20, 45, 96, 99 Armstead. Harvey — 22 Armstrong, Glinda Armstrong. Michael — 1 52 Armstrong. Noly — 22. 77. 1 1 9 Armstrong. Vanessa — 22. 77, 92, 1 08. 1 1 9 Arnett. Lorraine — 22 Arnold. Cheryl — 94, 162 Arnold, Pamela — 21,22.80. 116 Arnt, John — 162 Arrowsmith, Jon — 1 52 Arrowsmith. Mark — 22, 77 Artus. John- 98. 162 AssI, Roberto — 22 Augustine, Gary — 22 Augustine, Cathy Austin, Clyde — B — Badowski, Mark — 22. 126 Badur. Deborah — 23 Badur. Dennis — 162 Bailey, Joyce — 23 Bailey, TonI Baker, Anthony — 98. 1 62 Baker. Deryl — 162 Baker, Renell Baldwin, Dale — 162 Baldwin, John — 162 Balish. Karen Balok, Debra — 20. 23, 75 Balok, Diane— 112, 162 Eianghart, Larry — 1 62 Banicki, Eugene — 23, 80 Banicki. Karen — 1 62 Bare. Douglas — 23 Barkes, Jacquelyn — 1 62 Barkley, Brian Barkley, Chnstopher — 23, 75 Barnes, Pamela — 23. 95 Barnhill. Claude — 23. 149 Barnhill. Linda — 1 1 2, 1 1 3, 1 1 9, 1 52 Barr. Gall Barr. Gerald Barrier. Jennifer — 23 Barry. James — 23. 80, 1 1 5 Barson, TerrI — 1 52 Barson. Timothy — 1 62 Barlsch. Diane — 152 Batteast. William — 162 Battisti. John Battisti, Mary — 152 Bauer, Cynthia — 23. 95, 1 00 Bays. Ray Beadin, Robert — 162 Beard. Denise — 1 63 Seattle. Jamesia Bednarek. Gary — 1 52 Bell. Burrus— 163 Bell. James — 23 Bell, Joddi — 23 Bell. Tyrus E3elprez. Gary Bennett. Ann — 20, 23, 97, 1 1 2, 1 44 Bennett. Kelley— 112. 113. 117. 163 Benson. Charlene EJenson, Elvis Berg. Reta — 163 Berry. Beth — 115 Berry. Barbara — 152 Berry. Barry — 152 Berry. Ruthie Bertolan. Bonnie — 152 Beutter. Michael — 1 1 4, 1 63 Beyrer. Linda — 117, 152 Bibbs, Tyonna — 1 63 Biebuyck. Cynthia — 1 52 Bierwagon, David — 163 Binder. Nona — 23. 77 Bi ng ham . Sylvester — 114,152 Bishop. Connie — 1 63 Bishop, Brian — 152 Bishop, Ken — 23 Bittle, Lou Ann Black, Jeanne — 99, 106. 1 14. 1 15. 152 Black. Mary — 20. 23.80, 97, 101. 114, 115 Blackford, Scott — 98. 1 63 Blackman, Joseph — 23 Blackmon, Gloria Blair, Patricia — 152 Blake. Robert Blake. Walter— 108 Bland, Carol — 163 Blockson. Barbara Bognar. Pam — 114, 163 Bonczynski. Michael — 1 52 Boren. Dianne — 1 52 Borntrager. Jim — 1 63 E3orough. Helen — 1 52 Borowiak, Joseph — 23 Borsodi. Kim— 119. 152 Botka. Keith — 152 Bottortf. Craig — 23. 115 Bowenng. Jeanne — 21 . 24, 77, 95 Bowerman. Kyle — 1 63 Bowerman. TracI — 24. 94, 111 Bowman, Kim— 112. 152 Bowman. Richard — 163 Boyd. Debbie — 152 Bradford, Kirk — 163 Bratton , Tim — 1 28, 1 42 . 1 63 Braunsdorf . Jeff — 1 63 Braunsdorf . Margaret — 1 63 Braunsdorf. Mary — 24. 97 Brewer. Kim — 24. 77. 101 . 1 1 1 . 1 12. 1 13, 144 Bnllan. Stacy— 100. 112. 152 Brothers. Charles — 1 52 Brothers, Robert — 1 52 Brown, Alvin — 24, 128 Brown, Doris — 98, 152 Brown, Gregory — 1 52 Brown. Margo — 1 63 Brown, Miriam — 20, 24. 1 1 6. 1 1 7 Brown. Morris Brown. Richard — 1 63 Browne. Patricia — 24, 95 Bryant, Sue — 163 Buck. Dennis — 96. 1 63 Suggs, Ronald Bukowski. Mike — 24 Bullard, Jerome Bullard. Rosemary Bunch, Katharyn — 153 Burch, David — 24 Burelison. Michael — 24 Burgeson. Edward — 24. 1 26. 1 49 Burgess. Richard — 1 53 Burkus. Julie — 24. 77 Burlingame. Michael — 1 53 Burns. David — 1 63 Burzynski. Thomas — 75 Butler, Brian — 153 Sutler, Delois Butler, Lonnie — 1 1 5. 1 26. 1 53 Byrer. Dann — 24 Byron. Candace - 24. 1 53 — c — Cabana. Rolland — 1 26 Cabanaw, Brenda — 1 63 Cahall. Steve — 128. 153 Campbell, John — 114, 163 CampbelLJulie — 20. 24, 101. 1 14, 1 16. 1 17, 146 Campbell. Otis Campbell. Timothy — 24. 1 00 Cannady, Eric — 163 Carlin. John — 142 Carlin. Joseph — 24. 1 01 . 1 1 5, 1 42 Carlson. Richard — 98. 163 Carmon. Wanda — 98. 1 63 Carpenter, Ken — 24 Carrington. Michael — 24, 101 Carnngton. Jill — 1 63 Carteaux. Chnstina — 20. 24. 101 182 Carter, Christie — 98. 153 Carver. Ricky — 1 63 Casey, Huberta — 24, 77 Cass. Kathleen — 1 53 Cassler, Cindy Cealka , James — 1 63 Cebulski, Steven — 25 Cella. Soma — 80 Chambers. Carol — 20, 25. 96. 1 01 Chambers. Colleen — 116. 1 63 Chambers. Darphine — 1 63 Chambers, Debbie — 25, 95 Chandler, Wilhe— 153 Charles, Dan — 153 Charles. Lynne — 97, 163 Chealon. Carol — 25.97 Chealon. Earl — 153 Cheaton. Tim — 163 Cherrone. Chris — 98. 153 Chester. Joseph Childress. Dana — 1 00, 1 1 2, 1 1 3, 1 63 Childress, James Childress. Marsha — 163 Childress, Sandra — 1 63 Chism, Christina Christian, John — 98, 153 Christman, Stephanie — 98, 163 Chrobot. Ken — 25 Church. Terry — 25 Ciesiolka. Sharon — 153 Quia, Mary — 144. 153 Clark, Bobby Clark, Bonnie Clark. Michael— 126, 163 Clark, Phillip Clements, Edward — 1 63 Clements. Brooke — 25 Clements, Walter — 1 53 Clowers. Jerry — 1 53 Coalmon, Katharine Cobb. Diane — 98 Cobb, Mary — 25 Coleman. Barry — 1 26. 1 42 Coleman. La Verne— 112, 113, 119, 163 Coley. James — 153 Coley. Renaldo Collins, Gregory — 1 00. 1 63 Collins, Matthew Collins, Ollie — 153 Collins. Patty — 25. 94 Comer. Jerome — 1 53 Comer. Raynard Conrad, Roberta — 163 Cooks. Melva — 98 Cooks. Diane — 25, 80 Cooks. Joyce — 1 64 Cooper. Gaye Cooper, Lori — 164 Cooper. Renee — 1 53 Cooper. Synthia Corey, Connie — 25 Cornells, Ken — 1 64 Corner. David — 25. 77 Corner. Douglas — 1 64 Cotton, Diane — 164 Cotton. Mary — 25 Cottonham. Arthur — 1 53 Cottonham, Rodney — 1 64 Cousette, Debora Cowsert, Linda — 164 Cratt, Joanne — 164 Craft. Susan — 153 Crawlord. Betty — 25. 80. 94. 1 1 9 Crawford, Calvin — 163 Crawford, Michael Creech. Allen Creed. Donald — 153 Creed. Don — 164 Creswell, John — 1 53 Criffield. Susan — 1 53 Crockett. Darryl Crockett. Dave — 126 Crockett, Robert— 115. 153 Crowder, Kenneth — 1 53 Crowell. Karyn — 1 53 Csenar. Susan Cudahy. Michael — 1 64 Cullather, Michael — 96, 164 Cullalher, Nick — 96. 153 Cummings. Victor — 98. 1 53 Cundiff. Duane Cuneo. Bernice — 115, 1 64 Cuneo. Virginia — 115. 1 53 Gushing. Robert — 1 1 6. 1 26. 1 53 Cwidak, Frank — 25 Cybulski. Bruce — 153 Cybulski. Bryan — 25 Cybulski, Ronald — 25 Cyrier, Jackie — 25 Czarnecki . LeAnne — 137, 1 53 — D — Dale. Nancy — 1 1 1 , 1 1 6. 1 1 9. 1 20, 1 64 Dansby, James — 142. 1 64 Daugherty, Eric — 1 64 Daugherty. Lisa — 25 Davidson. Penny Davis, Felicia — 25 Davis, Gail — 153 Davis. Perry Davis. Peter Davis. Richard — 164 Davis. Sue — 21.26. 77 Davis, Tina — 153 Davisson, Margaret — 96, 117 Dawson, James — 1 53 Day, John — 80, 164 Deafenbaugh. Rebecca — 115, 116. 119. 120, 153 Deal.Debra- 26. 97 Deal, Ricky Deal. Robert — 164 Deal. Vincent — 114, 164 Dean. Debbie — 26. 92. 97 Dean. Diane — 164 DeBoe. Debra — 1 64 Decker. John — 1 53 DeFreeuw. Kim D eFreeuw, Michael — 26. 99. 1 06 Derda. Carol — 26 Derda. Steve — 153 Derucki. Neal Deskovich. James — 26 Dicks, Michael Dillard, Mary Dilworth. Judy Dinger. Darryl Dingman. Pamela DiPinlo.Vito— 153 Divine. Phillip — 26 Dixon, Levon — 1 13. 164 Dixon. Timothy — 96 Dixon. Willie— 138. 153 Do. Zung Doerr, Gary — 1 53 Doherty. Kate — 1 1 6. 1 20. 1 53 Doherty. Michael — 20. 26. 1 01 Doi. Patricia — 77 Dombrowski, Mike — 116, 1 53 Donat. Robert — 164 Donlon, James — 1 64 Donnelly, Kenneth — 26 Donovan, John — 1 64 Dotson, Gwendolyn — 1 64 Drews, Michael — 26 Drews, Thomas — 1 64 Drzewiecki, Cheryl — 1 64 Drzewiecki, Julie — 26, 100, 114 DuBois, Kent — 1 1 7, 1 28, 1 53 Dudeck, James — 26, 149 Dudeck. Jerry — 1 53 Dudeck. Randy Dudley, Fred — 164 Dudley, Gwendolyn — 27,111 Dungey, Mark — 1 53 Dungey, Wayne — 1 64 Dunnuck, Deborah — 27 Durski.Vickie — 21.27, 75. 101 Duty. Patricia Dylewski. John — 1 64 — E — Eagleberger. Charles Eastman, Cecil — 96, 1 1 7. 1 54 Eastman, Cynthia —111,112,114.117.144. 164 Eberhardt. Lon — 20. 27, 96. 1 01 , 1 1 6 Edwards, Chris — 77 Edwards, Gloria — 1 52, 1 54 Edwards, Shawn — 1 64 Edwards, Terrence Eggbeer, Charles — 96 Egierski, Ronald — 1 26, 1 54 Elias, Karen — 27 Elliott, William — 154 Ellis, Aaron Entzian, Mark — 126 Evans, Opal— 112. 154 Everly. Connie — 97. 164 — F — Farr, Susie — 164 Fekete, Phil — 80, 116, 154 Ferguson, Evan — 27, 1 26 Ferguson . Karen — 80, 1 1 6, 1 1 7 , 1 54 Fields. Craig — 20, 27, 96 Fikes, Anthony — 1 54 Fikes, Michael Fisher, Bettie — 154 Flake, George — 1 64 Flanagan, Valerie — 27, 100 Flanigan, Scott — 154 Fobar, JoAnn — 116, 164 Foder, Carol — 27, 110 Foeshee, Romona Foeshee. Judy Fonseca, Diana — 95, 164 Fonseca, Rose Ford, Keith — 154 Fortin, Robert — 27 Foster, Karen — 154 Foster, Steve — 27 I Got A Name 1 83 Fountain. Evelyn Francis. Thomas — 96. 1 54 Frank. Douglas — 1 1 4. 1 26. 1 64 Frank, Phillip— 164 Franklin. Dennis — 164 Franks. Kathy— 165 Frazier, Anthony — 1 65 Frazier. Robert — 1 65 Freel. Robert Freeland. Kathleen — 1 65 Freeze. James — 1 65 French. Angelise Frick, Colette— 112, 115, 165 Frick. Kevin — 154 Fulce. Charlotte — 1 54 Fuller. Roosevelt Fulton, Gary— 115, 128, 149 Fulton, Guy — 115. 154 Funnell. Edward — 1 16 — G — Gaby. Anthony — 1 46. 1 54 Gaby. Jacquelyn — 1 65 Gadacz. Cindy — 20, 27, 77, 98. 1 04 Gadacz. David — 161 Gaddy, Robin — 154 Gaddy, Sheila — 27, 75. 108 Gaines. Robert- 27.138 Galeziewski. Linda — 93. 97. 1 54 Gard. Cynthia — 27, 106 Gard. Jonathan Gardner, Christopher — 98, 154 Gardner, Kurt — 116, 165 Garllanger, Robert — 27 Garman, Amanda — 20, 27. 75. 80, 1 1 Garman, Brenda — 1 65 Garza. Bernadine — 1 65 Gathright, Quintelia — 21 . 27 Gatto. Mary— 112, 165 Gatio, Suzanne — 20. 27. 80. 98 Gauldin, Jimmie — 1 65 Gavin, C B — 27, 80 Gaylon, Rufino — 28 Gaza, Mark — 154 Gean. Allen- 126. 154 Gean. William Gentry. Adrianne — 1 54 Gentry. Linda — 28. 77, 99, 1 1 0, 1 1 1 , 1 1 2, 1 1 5, 119 GhyselinckMark — 28, 101, 110, 149 Gibson. Ben — 96 Giddings, Scott — 20, 28. 99. 1 01 , 1 06, 1 1 7 Gilbert. John — 28 Gildea. Edward — 1 65 Gillean, Ronald Gilliam, Judy— 114, 154 Gilpin, Scott — 28 Girdy, Carole— 165 Glaser, Scott — 1 06. 1 32. 1 33, 1 65 Glassburn. Shawn — 1 54 Godley, Patricia — 98, 154 Goebel, Karen — 1 54 Goerke. Edward — 28 Goerke, Sue — 1 44 Goetz. Debbie — 28 Golabowski, Janice — 28,96, 112. 113, 134 Golabowski, Richard — 1 54 Goldberg, Shan- 97, 154 Golichowski, Patti — 98, 1 1 5, 1 54 Gooden, Evelyn — 28 Gooden, Melba — 1 54 Gordon. Robert — 28, 138 Gorog. Jennifer Gorsline, Cindy — 20. 28, 96. 1 01 Gould. Thomas Grabarek. William — 1 54 Grady, Jacquelyn — 94, 1 54 Graham, Kim — 154 Grames, Juliana — 1 54 Grant, Jay Gray, Barbara — 154 Gray, Carole — 98, 117 Gray, Judith — 28. 77 Gregory. Linda — 28 Grembowicz, Tom — 28, 101 . 1 10,,1 16. 1 17. 120, 128, 149 Grenert. Linda — 29.95 Grenert. Rebecca — 29 Griftin.Sue— 116 Griftith, Brenda — 29 Gring, David — 155 Grose, Mark— 116. 155 Grounds. Richard — 1 26, 1 55 Gryp, David — 165 Grzeszczyk, Elizabeth — 20, 29,99, 101, 106 Guess, Lisa — 92 Gyori. Kris — 165 — H — Haab, Chnstine — 1 1 4, 1 1 7, 1 65 Haab, Debra — 92. 112, 137, 165 Haber, Ann — 1 1 2, 1 1 4. 1 44. 1 65 Hack, Deborah — 1 65 Hadary. Tamie — 29 Hair. Cathleen — 94, 155 Halasz , James — 114. 155 Halasz. Julia— 115, 144. 165 Hale. Deborah — 1 65 Hale. Yvonne — 165 Hamilton. Carl — 1 65 Hans, Coleen — 94, 1 00, 1 1 0, 1 1 1 , 1 1 2, 1 1 9, 136. 137. 152, 155 Harlow, Dave Harmon, Revena — 94. 1 65 Harns, Dana — 29, 77. 80. 1 00. 1 08 Harris. Donald — 20. 29. 1 01 . 1 1 4. 1 1 6. 1 20. 146 Harris, Rosemary — 115, 1 55 Harris. Terry — 29. 80 Harris. Vicki — 29 Hartman. Susan — 21 . 29. 99, 1 04 Haselton, Cheryl — 114, 165 Hatcher, Russell — 98. 1 1 6, 1 42. 1 55 Hartield, Paul — 165 Hauger, Pamela — 1 44, 1 55 Hayes, Beth — 113. 119 Hayes, Beverly — 112. 165 Haynes. Donald — 29 Hazinski. Dorothy Hazinski. Susan — 94, 1 55 Heald, Mark— 155 Heard, Robert Heflner, Dennis — 29 Hellner. Thomas Heintzelman, Dean — 1 55 Helak, Susan — 29. 75 Henderson. Cherelynn — 29 Hensler, Ronald — 29. 96 Henng, Diane — 20, 30, 97, 1 01 , 1 1 1 . 1 1 7 Hering. Ellen — 1 1 4. 1 1 7. 1 44, 1 65 Herman, Rose Hernandez, Mary Hernandez, Ruty — 1 55 Hesch. Jennifer — 20,30 Hess. Chris — 30. 77 Hess. Tammy — 92. 1 65 Hettinghouse. Bryan Hibbs. Sheila— 116. 165 Hicks, Annette — 1 65 Hicks. Dionysia Higby, Mary — 165 Higginbotham, Mark — 30, 77 Highsmith. Avance — 1 55 Hight. Teresa — 30, 92 Hildabridle, Jimmie — 30 Hiles, Robert — 75 Hill. Larry — 21.30, 202, 103, 114, 115 Hill. Pamela — 30.75.94 Hill, Sheila — 94. 116, 119, 155 Hillman,Vicki — 165 Hilton. Robert — 155 Hines, Evelyn Hinsch, Jennifer — 1 55 Hires, Pamela — 1 55 Hochstedler, Vicki — 92 Hockaday. Mark — 1 26. 1 65 Hoffman. Jane — 1 55 Hoffman. Kipp — 1 55 Hogan, Anthony — 1 65 Holland. Kathanne — 30 Holmes, LaRoyce — 30, 75 Holmes. Sandra — 30 Holmes. Steven — 1 65 Holtsclaw. Frank — 30 Holtsclaw. Tammy — 92, 165 Honchell, Debra — 1 1 2, 1 1 9. 1 66 Hooker, Robin — 1 66 Hoot, Gayle— 112, 113. 116. 166 Hoover. Linda Hoover. Laura — 1 66 Hoover. Maria — 97. 1 55 Horner. Robert — 1 55 Horton. Abraham — 1 55 Horton. James Hon ath, Candace — 1 1 4, 1 37, 1 55 Horvath,Carl — 166 Horvath, Karen — 1 55 Horvath. Mark — 30. 75 Hon ath. Ricky — 155 Hosaflook. Jerry — 1 32. 1 33. 1 55 Hosford. Gloria — 21,30. 75. 102. 119 Houghton, Kathleen — 20, 30, 1 1 0, 1 36, 1 37 Houghton, Keith — 1 55 House. Stephen Hudelmyer, Judy — 1 55 Huff, Julie — 20, 30, 80. 101. 134 Huff. Pam— 144 Hufl. Sandra — 21.30, 75, 116. 118. 138 Huffman, Daniel — 93. 1 1 6. 1 66 Hughes, Alyce — 92. 166 Hughes, Debra Hull, Kenneth — 155 Hullinger. Charles Hullinger. Jeffrey — 1 55 Hullinger. Pathcia — 30 Humbles. Geraldine Hunt, Helen Hunt, John Husband. Antoinette Hutchison. Eric — 98, 166 Huys, John — 155 Hyde, Thomas — 166 I — 184 Imus, Michael — 1 66 Ingram. Nancy Ivory. Tony— 119. 138. 155 — J — Jackson, Arvesler — 30 Jackson. Carolyn — 30, 75 Jackson. Fay Jackson, Gladys — 1 66 Jackson. John — 1 26 Jackson, Linda Jackson, Marvin — 1 66 Jackson, Jay — 155 Jackson, Ray — 1 66 Jackson, Toni — 98 Jacobs, Robin — 95 Jagodzinski, Mary — 30 Jagodzinski. Rose — 1 55 Jannasch, Diane — 1 55 Janowiak, Diane — 21 , 45. 1 01 . 1 1 0. 1 1 2. 1 1 3. 118. 136, 138 Jastrzebski, Gena — 21 , 31 , 75 Jasinski. Larry — 31 Jefferson. Jennifer Jeffrey. Thomas — 31 Jelinski. John Jena. Brenda — 116. 1 55 Jenkins. Anna Jenkins. Colette — 94. 1 00. 1 66 Jenkins. Diana — 93. 166 Jenkins. Mary — 98 Jenkins, Mattie — 21.31. 101 . 1 10. 1 12, 1 15. 119 Jenkins. Rudolph — 1 26. 1 55 Jenkins. Valerie — 31. 112 Jesko. Deborah — 31. 112. 144 Jesse. Duane — 95. 1 66 Jesswein. Don — 1 55 Jewell, Phil — 126. 138. 155 Jobe. Brian — 31 Johnson. Stephen Johnson. Angela — 31 Johnson. Beth — 93. 1 1 4, 1 1 5. 1 55 Johnson. Deanna Johnson. Greg — 1 08 Johnson. Gwen Johnson. James Johnson. Monice — 31 . 75. 94 Johnson. Odell — 1 66 Johnson, Rita — 98. 166 Johnson, Robert — 1 55 Johnson. Steve — 1 55 Johnson. Sonja — 31 . 77. 98. 99, 1 1 9 Johnson, Wanda Jones, Barnabia — 31 Jones, Belinda — 98, 1 1 9, 1 66 Jones, Connie — 166 Jones. Donald — 2 1 , 3 1 . 98 Jones, Flossie — 1 55 Jones, Francis — 1 55 Jones. Greg — 115, 1 26 Jones, Rachael — 1 1 4, 1 55 Jones, Terry — 1 55 Jones, Thomas Jones, Tois Jones, Wiley Jordan, Stephen Jordanek, Cynthia — 21 , 31 , 98, 1 01 Jordanek. Jeanine — 1 55 Joseph, Clarence — 31 Jozwiak, LON- 31, 75. 114 Jozwiak. Lynne — 1 55 Jump. Jill — 20. 31.96, 99, 101, 106, 111,116, 117 K — Kaczmarek, Laurie — 1 66 Kazmerek. Leonard — 1 66 Kalicki, Robin — 93, 115, 166 Kalmar, Lynn — 155 Kalsem, Karen — 1 66 Kalsem, Linda — 31 Kamp, Mary — 31 Kaniewski, Michael — 31 , 75 Karkiewicz, Laurie — 1 1 1 , 1 66 Karmolinski, Diane — 31 , 99, 1 04. 1 1 1 Karmolinski. Gary — 31 Kaszas. Diane — 1 1 5. 1 55 Kazmierzak. Sharon — 32. 80. 1 1 0, 1 1 2, 1 1 3, 121. 134. 136 Kazmierzak. Michael — 20, 32, 77 Keafon, Rose Kent, Curtis — 155 Kertai, James Kertesz, Amy — 32 Kilbride, Sioban— 134, 155 Kile, Robert— 156 Kimble, Carey — 32. 80, 1 26 Kimble. Shenna — 1 1 9. 1 66 Kimbrough. Amy — 1 66 Kimmons. Walter — 75. 1 26 King. Leroy King, Regina— 115. 119. 156 Kinsey. Naomi — 166 Kiser. Cindy — 166 Klimek. Bruce — 32 Khmek. Patricia — 1 06, 1 1 2. 1 34. 1 36, 1 56 Kline, Curtis — 21.32.80. 101 Klosowski. Diane — 1 1 1 . 1 1 6, 1 44, 1 66 Klota. Mark— 156 Klota. Victona — 32 Klusczinski, Kathleen — 166 Klute. Kim— 112. 136. 137. 156 Knight. Frances — 1 56 Knox. Linda — 94 Knox. Michael Koehler. Alice — 144 Koehler. Margaret — 32, 100, 110, 144 Konstanty, Kevin — 1 66 Kosana, Kimberly — 98. 166 Koski. Bob— 126. 166 Kovach. John — 32. 99. 1 28 Kovacs. Ann — 32. 75. 94. 1 01 Kovacs. Laszio — 1 66 Kovacs. Patricia — 93, 1 12. 1 13. 144. 156 Kovacs. Vicky — 1 66 Kovas. Marcy — 20. 32. 99. 1 06. 1 34 Kozakiewicz. Joseph — 1 56 Kramer. Jeanie Kramer. Jerry — 1 56 Kramer. Tim — 32. 114. 115 Kreskai. Laura — 94. 166 Kreskai. Patricia — 21 , 32, 75 Kring. Sandy — 156 Kroll. Dennis Kromkov ski. Joseph — 1 56 Kruk. Stephanie — 32. 1 1 5 Krzyzaniak. Elaine — 20. 32.80. 114. 136 Kuiawski. Anne — 1 66 Kukla.Gan — 156 Krudys. Dennis — 1 56 Kurek. Ralph Kurz. David — 97. 116, 117. 132, 156 Kush, John — 20, 33, 96. 1 01 Kuskye, Jonathan Kuspa, Vic — 156 Kuspa, Virginia Kyle. Keith — 33, 75 Kytta. Jeffrey — 33. 95 Kylta. Jeffrey — 33.95 Kytta. Sandra — 166 — L — Lack. Merle — 75. 1 56 Lacopo. Francesco — 33 Lacy. Eleanor — 98. 1 1 6, 1 66 Lake. Beverly — 33 Lambert. Cheryl — 33 Landen. Pamela — 98. 1 56 Landry. Debra — 33.95 Langel.Vic — 21.33. 80. 128. 146. 149 Lanning. Don — 1 66 Lanz. Cynthia — 166 Lass. Paul — 128 Latham. Tommy Latkowski .Charles — 1 1 6. 1 1 7 . 1 56 Latour. Donna Lawson. Cathy — 115. 1 66 Lax. Pamela — 166 Lax. Sharon Lebrun. Cherly Lechtanski. Richard — 1 56 Lechtanski. Robert — 1 66 Lee. Michael — 33. 77. 80 Lee. Ricky — 141. 166 Lehner. Kevin — 166 Lehner. Robert — 33. 1 48 Lemere. Cynthia — 1 56 Lemon . James — 1 56 Lenczewski, Sandra Lennox. Lon — 21 . 33. 77. 1 01 Lesniewicz. Keith — 156 Lesniewicz. Kevin — 33. 114. 1 26 Leszczynski.Kenneth- 20. 33. 80. 101. 138. 148 Leszczynski. Larry— 128. 138. 156 Leszczynski. Paul — 166 Letherman. Tom — 1 26. 1 56 Lewis, Michael — 1 66 Lewis, Roberta — 34, 77 Leyba.Bernard- 34, 75, 146. 149 Leyba, Ernest Leyba. John — 166 Leyba. Eugene — 1 56 Leyba. Linda — 34.77 Leyba. Ramona — 1 66 Lichernowicz. Connie — 144 Lichtenbarger, Steven — 114. 1 56 Lighthall. Terry— 166 Lindsey. Cynthia — 34. 97 Lindsey. Nancy— 112. 113, 156 Lippincott, Duane — 166 Lipsey. Kevin — 1 00. 1 26. 1 49. 1 56 Lizzi. Jeffrey — 93. 166 Lloyd, Tommy Locke. Yvette — 34. 80, 1 1 0, 1 1 2, 1 36 Logan, David — 34 Logan, Duane — 34, 149 Lolmaugh. Connie— 156 Lome. Patricia — 34 Lotl. Brandon — 166 Lotlie. Julianna — 1 56 Lottie, Octavia — 166 I Got A Name 1 85 Loughlin, Mary — 166 Loughlin, Matthew — 156 Lowe, Donald — 1 66 Lowe, Mary — 92, 1 1 2, 1 1 3, 1 36, 1 37, 1 66 Lowman, Barbara Lucente, Paula Luckert. Glen Luckert. Guy LuczkowskI, Jeanette — 1 66 Lupresto. Carol Luten, Joseph — 166 Lyczynski, David — 75 Lyczynski, Deborah Lyczynski, Tina M — Mabry, Michael — 1 67 Mabry, Scott — 98 Macieiewski, Richard — 34. 148 Mackenzie, Douglas Macon, Yuvvtte — 1 56 Macturch, Darlene Macturch, Raymond — 1 56 Madigan, David — 96, 97, 1 46, 1 56 Madison, Keith Magley, David — 132. 133, 138, 167 Mailey, Avis — 21 . 34, 80, 1 01 , 1 1 2, 1 49 Mailey, John — 34. 114 Maior. Colleen — 1 06. 1 1 1 . 1 56 Makielski. Thomas — 157 Mani|ak. Sandra — 1 67 Maniiak. Mikelene — 34. 77 Manley, Paul — 116, 117, 167 Marbach.Chns — 34, 96, 132, 133. 148 Marciniak, Thomas Marcotte, Susan — 93, 1 57 Markin, Brenda Marosz, Patrick Marshall, James — 1 57 Marshall. Mark— 157 Manin, Christi — 157 Manin. Elizabeth — 167 Martin. Ellen— 116, 157 Martin, Lydia — 1 15 Martin, Richard Martin, Sheila — 98, 1 1 2. 1 1 3. 1 1 9. 1 37. 1 67 Mason. Cornelius Masters. Brenda — 92. 1 1 4. 1 1 9. 1 37. 1 67 Masters. Steven — 1 57 Maternowski, Kns— 113. 136. 137. 167 Maternowski. Lisbeth — 34, 1 1 2, 1 1 3 Matthews, Christene Matthews, Pamela — 1 57 Matthews. Tonia — 21 . 35. 1 GO. 1 06 Mazurkiewicz. John — 99. 1 06. 1 2 1 . 1 57 McBride. Cynthia — 35 McCalhster. Vickie — 35. 1 1 3 McCann. Greg — 1 57 McCauley. Eric— 141, 167 McCauley , Jacqueline — 1 57 McClanahan. Brian — 1 57 McClanahan. Kevin — 35. 142. 148 McClanahan, Tim — 35 McCormick, John — 1 67 McCracker, John — 1 57 McCully, Byron — 126. 141 McDonald. Cassandra — 98 McDonald. Paula — 98, 1 67 McGhee. Debra — 35 McGhee. Denise — 1 67 McGhee. Dorothy McGrogan. James — 167 McHenry. Tern — 1 57 Mclntyre, Kevin — 35 McKim. Andrew — 1 67 McKim. Kevin — 1 67 McKinnies. James — 126 McKinstr . Ray — 97. 157 McMinn. William — 126. 149. 157 McNary, Kelvin — 1 67 McNeeley, Robin — 1 57 Meehan. Michael — 35, 1 28 Megonnell. Rick — 1 57 Menyhart, Joseph — 35, 115 Merrill, Jeff Merritt. Darlene — 1 57 Merritl. Debra — 1 57 Meyers. Peter — 1 67 Miles. Stephanie — 20, 35. 75. 1 1 1 . 1 1 4 Milewski. DAvid — 167 Miller. Chad — 138, 157 Miller, Jane Miller. Kenneth — 1 1 6. 1 46. 1 67 Miller. Mark— 128. 149. 157 Miller, Timmy — 1 26 Minarik. Timothy — 1 67 Molnar. Emery — 1 26. 1 67 Molnar. Jeanne — 20. 35, 1 01 Molnar, Jeff — 1 26, 149, 157 Monhaut, Larry — 1 57 Monhaut, Thomas — 21,35, 77 Montague, Dieann Moody, Donnie — 98 Moody, Johnnie — 1 49 Moody, Kathy Moore, Diana — 1 19 Moore, Garry — 1 57 Moore, JoAnn — 119 Moore, Joe — 157 Moore, Joyce — 35 Moore, Julie — 157 Moore, Mike — 1 57 Moore. Paula — 117. 157 Moore. Philip Moore. Sylvester — 1 00. 1 67 Moran. Cassandra — 112. 1 67 Morehouse, Robin — 146 Morgan, Lee — 93 Morgan, Leslie — 114, 1 57 Morgann, Valerie — 114, 167 Moritz, Jill — 92, 100, 157 Montz.Scot — 35 Morlock, Susan Morrell,Mark — 80 Morrell.MarkW Mosby, Earl — 35 Moser. Elise — 36, 111 Mosley, Deborah Mosley, JoAnn — 1 1 3, 1 67 Mosley, Nathaniel — 1 1 0, 1 38, 1 49, 1 57 Mouros, Paul — 77 Muessel, Charles — 36. 75 Murphy. Michael — 1 57 Murphy. Victoria — 36. 1 04 Murray. Crisandra Murray, Michael — 114. 117. 126. 157 Murray. Shaun — 1 1 6. 1 26. 1 67 Mustak. Nick Myers. William— 116. 157 — N — Nafe. Randy — 1 26. 1 42. 1 67 Nafe. Scott — 20. 36. 80. 1 28 Nagy, George — 167 Nailon. Andrea — 1 67 Nally. Patricia — 36 Napieralski. Matthew — 167 Nash. William — 114. 157 Neagu. Martin — 36 Neal, Edwin — 36 Neal. Kns — 36 Neely. Brenda Neely. Diane Neff. Teresa — 1 67 Neier. Robynn — 1 67 Newbill. Brenda — 157 Newman, Clement Newman, Dell Newman, Emanuel — 98 Newson, Easer — 1 57 Newsome, Myra Nick, Michael — 121. 157 Nickerson — 36. 77 Nicklas, Jeffrey Nickelson. Ed — 1 57 Nicks. Dwayne — 167 Nicolas. Denise — 1 57 Nicolas. Katherine — 167 Nichols. Kevin — 1 67 Niegosinski. Anthony — 1 67 Niezgodski, David — 167 Niezgodski.Debra — 20. 36. 96, 101, 112. 134. 136 Niezgodski. Jane — 1 57 Niezgodski .Jerry — 167 Nissley . Dwight — 1 1 6. 1 1 7 . 1 58 Nissley, James Nissley. Jay — 1 15 Nivens. David — 21.36 Noble. Chris Northern. Lisa — 167 Notary. Robert- 20. 36.96. 101. 114. 132. 133 Nowak, Chns — 167 Nowak. Clair — 1 67 Nowak, Cynthia Nowak. Jenifer — 1 44. 1 67 Nowak. Thomas — 36 Nowicki. Craig — 36 Nowicki, John — 1 17 Nowicki. Ken — 1 17 Nowicki. Robert — 158 Nowostawski. Patricia — 167 Nurkowski. John — 114. 132. 141. 167 Nuss. John — O — Ogorek. Keith — 141. 167 Ogren. Donna — 36 Oldham. Bryan — 37 Olszewski. Jeffrey — 37 Opaczewski. Cynthia — 114, 115, 158 Opaczewski, Patricia — 1 58 Orlovic, Cynthia — 1 58 Orlovic. Marschel — 37 Ornat. Suzanne — 1 67 Orosz. Erin — 77 Orosz. Marty — 158 Osborne. Freda — 1 67 Osborne, Robin — 114, 167 Ostjorne, Hubert — 37 Owens, Larry Owens, Terry — 142. 167 186 Ozdyck, Larry — 1 58 Ozdyck. Shane — 114,167 — P — Paar, Ernest — 37,96, 101 Pajakowski , James — 167 Paluzze, Karen — 1 44 Papoi, Stephanie — 1 58 Parahams. Jim Parahams, Joseph Parchman. Chene Parchman, Rachelle — 37,98, 115 Parker, Darlene — 1 58 Parker, Dennis — 1 67 Parker, Larry — 167 Parker. Wanda — 37, 1 01 , 1 1 8, 1 38 Passwater, Michael — 37 Pates, Ophelia — 167 Pattlllo, Paige— 100, 1 12, 1 14, 1 15, 158 Pavey, Edward — 37 Payne, Delores — 37 Payne, Maxine Peak, Harold Pearman. Randy — 116, 1 58 Pearman, Teresa — 21 , 37, 99, 1 1 2, 1 1 4, 1 1 9 Pearson, GIszel — 37 Peczkowski, Gail — 37 Pellow, Lou Ann — 114, 167 Penn, Lorraine — 167 Pennino. Richard — 1 58 Pennine, Steve Perez, Esther — 1 1 0, 1 1 2, 1 1 3, 1 58 Perry, Carol Perry, Chlqultta Perry, Dorthy Peters, Bonnie Peterson, Stephen — 37 Pteifer, John — 126, 167 Phelps, Bradford — 1 58 Phillips, Patncia — 167 Philippis, Timoleon — 96, 1 67 Piechockl, Shirley — 167 Piechoski, Annette — 97, 158 Piechoski, Charles Piekarski, Ronald — 1 67 Pierce, Claudette — 158 Pierce, Edward — 37, 148 Pinnick, Julia — 21,38, 99, 119 Pinter, Richard — 45, 75 Pitts, Deborah — 158 Pitts, Gigi — 158 Plonski, Jeannine — 103, 158 Plonski, Jerrilyn — 38, 99, 1 01 Plump, Kenneth — 38 Pluta, Kathleen — 38, 75, 1 01 Podemski , Joanne — 115, 1 44 , 158 Poindexter, Annette — 115, 1 58 Poindexter, David — 38, 80 Porter, Thomas —142,1 58 Powell, Larry — 38 Pratt, Patricia Prawat, Tim— 128. 158 PresnaLCan — 92, 112, 114, 144, 167 Price, Terry — 1 68 Priebe, Tim — 38 Prieto, Tina Prikosovich, John — 168 Prikosovich, Pam — 92. 1 1 2, 1 68 Prince, Sondra — 45 Pritchet, Charles Pruitt, David — 126 Przestwor, Doug — 1 68 Przestwor, Steve — 1 68 Przybysz , Randy — 141,168 Przygocki. Eric Przygoda, Gina— 111, 115, 168 Puecker, Debra — 1 1 9. 1 68 Pulaski, Jeflrey— 168 Purnell. Leroy — 158 Pynaert, Andrea — 38, 80, 94, 95, 1 01 Pynaert. Gary — 168 Pynaert, Martin — 1 58 — R — Radecki, Lynn — 38, 75, 95. 1 00, 1 01 Radecki. Mark — 38 Radzikowski, Duane — 1 68 Rai. Jagraj— 100. 168 Rai. Sukhdev Ralston. John — 38 Ralston. Michael — 1 58 Ranschaert. Barbara — 1 55 Ranschaert. Brenda — 1 68 Ratkiewicz, Jerry — 1 68 Rayl, Bryan — 168 Rayl, Loretta — 38 Raymer, Susan — 94, 1 1 2, 1 68 Reasor, Kevin Redding, Angela — 1 68 Redding, Deb — 20, 38, 77 Redding, Morris — 168 Redding, Renee — 1 58 Redding. Santana — 158 Redding. Toreano Redman. Pamela — 38 Redman, Sharon — 1 58 Reed, Amelia Reed. Jacqueiyn — 1 58 Reed, Larry Reed. Letha— 108. 168 Reed, Robert Reeder, Rock — 38. 80 Reiman. Robert — 1 68 Reiman, Rochelle — 158 Rekos. James Relos, Robin — 1 58 Rembold, Mark Reynolds. John Rhinesmith. Pamela — 1 58 Rhoades, Donna — 1 00, 1 1 2, 1 68 Rhode, Brian — 1 26 Rhymer, Tammy — 1 1 2, 1 1 3, 1 1 9, 1 58 Rice, Steven — 39 Richard, Lisa- 93, 114. 168 Richard, Patricia — 1 68 Richard, Randall Richards, Jane — 1 58 Riddle, LaDonna — 39, 99, 103, 114, 117 Riles, Yvonne — 108, 168 Riley, David— 168 Rinehart, Mary — 168 Rinehart, Richard — 1 1 4, 1 68 Rininger, Linda — 158 Rininger, Lyie — 1 58 Ritsema, David — 1 68 Rltter, Bill — 158 Rivera. Gudelia Rivera, Jay— 112, 113. 117 Rivera, Jesusa — 1 68 Rivera, Paula — 158 Roberts, Phil — 96, 1 06, 1 1 6, 1 58 Robertson, Cheryl — 39 Robertson, Donnie — 1 38, 1 49, 1 58 Robertson. John Robertson. Lorie — 39, 77, 97 Robinson, Archie — 128, 168 Robinson. Janette — 168 Robinson. Kyle — 39 Robinson, Sandra — 1 58 Robinson, Trina — 39, 77, 1 1 2, 1 1 3, 1 44. 1 49 Rodick. Bob— 126, 158 Roe. Karia — 1 58 Roe. Paul Roedl. Paul — 158 Roempagel. Mark — 168 Rohde. Brian — 1 58 Rooks. Dan — 39 Rosander, Greg — 1 58 Rosander, Jim — 39, 75, 1 1 6 Rousculp. Natalie — 39, 75 Rousculp, Todd — 1 68 Roytek, Carol — 21 , 45. 75. 1 00. 1 01 , 1 1 0, 1 1 f 138 Roytek, Nancy— 100, 112, 119, 158 Rozek. Greg Rozek. Thomas — 39 Rozniarek, Anita — 1 59 Rozniarek, Carol — 1 68 Rucker, Betty — 1 68 Rucker, Rose Rulli, Lloyd Rulli, Nina — 39,97 Rulh, Vito — 39 Runnells, Donald — 168 Runnells, Pamela — 1 59 Rupel, Shan — 117, 168 Rush. Roger Russell. Helen — 112. 1 13. 1 19. 137, 168 Russell, Tina— 111. 119, 168 Russell,Virginia — 39, 80 Ruth, John— 116 Ruth. Bob — 159 Rutkowski. Deborah — 1 1 5, 1 59 Rybak, Anne — 1 44 Rybak, John — 1 59 Rybicki. Cynthia — 1 1 6, 1 1 9, 1 68 Rydzinski, Candace — 45. 80. 1 02. 1 1 9 — S — Sabados. Rose — 1 1 6. 1 68 Saberniak. Mark — 39, 75 Saenz, Christopher — 39 Saenz, Gerald — 1 59 Salyer, Donald — 40 Sanders, Betty — 1 68 Sandsmark, Candy — 40, 77, 102 Santa, Mary — 92 Saros, Janet — 116.168 Saucelo, Terri — 1 59 Saunders. Barbara — 40. 97, 1 1 1 Saunders. Charles — 1 14, 168 Scallions. George — 40 Scallions. Georgia — 40. 108 Schalk, Leslie — 144. 168 Schaut. Jeffrey Schellinger. Theresa — 97. 168 Schifferl. Debra — 40 Schmanski. John — 40 Schmanski. Mary— 113. 116. 137. 169 Schmanski, Terry — 1 59 Schmidt, David — 1 46, 1 69 Schoff , Greg — 40 Schotf, Kathy — 119,159 I Got A Name 1 87 Schroeder, Brent — 97. 1 59 Schwalm. David — 40 Schwartz, James Sctiwartz. Jeff— 169 Schweinus, John — 1 26. 1 69 Scofield, Kathy — 1 00. 1 02. 1 59 Sconiers. Fred — 40 Sconlers. Ulysses — 142 Scott, Evonda — 119. 169 Scott, Jesse — 1 69 Scott, Kenneth — 40 Scott, Regina — 159 Scott, Robert — 1 69 Scruggs, Andre — 128, 148 Seach, Brenda — 40 Seach, Deborah — 1 69 Seach. Michael Sellers, Chnstina— 112, 113, 114, 115. 144. 159 Sellers, Georgeann — 1 44 Sellers, William— 169 Serge, Melody — 1 69 Settles, Daisy Seward. Victor — 169 Shane. Timothy — 1 69 Shaw. Dewayne Shaw. Faith Shaw. Kevin — 169 Shelley. William — 95. 126 Sharpino, Diane — 1 59 Sheneman, Sam — 40 Sherk. Debbie — 40 Shark. Vicki — 40 Sherman, Loucindy — 1 59 Shorter. DeWitt Shorter. Loretta Shoults. Kay — 117, 169 Shroyer, Scott — 126. 159 Shuey, Joseph Shull, Roberta— 159 Shumaker.Kathy- 20. 40. 80. 101. 114, 116. 117. 134 Shurn, Yulanda — 40,98 Sieczko, Judith — 1 69 Sieczko, Robert — 169 Simmons, Crystal Simmons. Mark Simmons. Phyllis Simon, Richard — 80. 1 59 Simon. Thomas — 40 Simpson. Cindy Simpson. Ronald Sims. John Sipocz. Joseph — 97. 1 69 Siwek. Julie — 40 Siwek, Mary — 20, 40, 75, 77 Six, Rebecca — 41 Slaby, Norman Slater, Lawrence — 96, 159 Sloan, Laura — 159 Slocum. John Slott. Bill — 41 Slott. Thomas — 169 Slusser, Jane — 41 . 115 Slusser, John — 1 46. 1 69 Slusser. Roger — 1 46. 1 69 Smalls. Eva — 169 Smalls, Sheila — 41 Smiechowski. Eugene — 159 Smith, Benjamin — 41. 128 Smith. Brad— 169 Smith. Cheryl — 159 Smith. David — 159 Smith. Eddie Smith. Jay — 169 Smith, Jeffrey — 1 16 Smith, John Smith, Randy — 169 Smith. Rickey — 116. 169 Smith. Susan — 1 1 2. 1 1 4, 1 36, 1 59 Smith. Zanda — 119, 169 Smonn. Carole — 92. 95. 1 69 Smorin. Patricia — 21.41.75.80, 99, 1 1 1 Smuda, Janet — 96, 159 Snyder, Shern — 96, 159 Sommers, Ed — 1 69 Sones, Robert — 1 69 Sovinski. David — 141, 169 Spier. Michael — 126, 159 Spiller, Edgar Spitz,Carolyn — 20, 41,97, 101, 136 Spychalski, Debra — 94, 1 1 4. 1 1 9. 1 59 Squires. David — 1 69 Stachowiak. Robert — 1 59 Stackman. Tom — 1 59 Stalker. Lea — 144 Stam. Gail— 114, 115, 169 Stanford, John Stanley, Kimberly — 169 Starkey, Terry Staszewski. Joyce — 144. 169 Staszewski. Lois — 20. 41 Staszewski. Randy — 159 Steinhofer. Regina — 45. 1 1 0, 1 1 1 , 1 1 8, 1 38 Stevens, Andrea — 1 69 Stevens, Connie — 116,169 Stevens, Michael — 1 59 Stevens, Richard — 169 Stewart, Lisa Stewart. Renee — 1 59 Stieghtz, Jeff — 41 Stineback, Francis — 169 Stivers, Vicki — 92, 1 1 1 . 1 1 2, 1 14, 1 15, 1 1 7, 169 Stormoen, Bonnie — 94, 1 59 Stormoen, Brenda — 1 69 Stout. Steve — 95. 159 Strange. Alkire — 1 16 Straup. Ann — 96, 1 1 0, 1 1 2, 1 69 Straup. Sandy — 41. 1 12. 1 13. 1 16. 144 Strebinger, Kevin — 114. 1 69 Strebinger, Mark — 41 , 95. 99, 1 01 Strebinger, Paul — 41 Stremme, Boyde — 1 59 Strychalski , David — 1 59 Strychalski. Raymond — 1 32. 1 33. 1 69 Stuckey, Ina - 41 Stutsman, Julie — 41, 101 , 1 14, 1 16, 1 17 Styles. Virgle Sule. Cathy— 112. 137, 159 Sule, Sheryl — 94, 137, 169 Summers, Dorothy — 41 Surratt, Reggie — 1 28. 1 49. 1 59 Sutherland, Carl Sutherland, Tina Swango, Russell Swank, Bill Swanson, Hernando — 149, 159 Swanson, Kenneth — 1 46, 1 59 Swanson, Orlando Swarlz. Julie — 94, 159 Swartz. Pamela — 21.41 Swarlz. William — 169 Sweet. Susan — 41, 75. 1 1 1 Swiatowy, Keith — 1 46 Swift, Hannah — 92. 159 Swihart, Kevin — 1 69 Swindle. Danny — 1 59 Szczypski . Vanessa — 4 1 Szucits. Kevin — 146. 159 Szumski. David — 41 Szweda. Noreen — 1 59 Szymanski. David Szymanski. Laura — 41 Szymanski, Patricia — 20. 41 , 75 Szymanski. Richard — 42. 1 16 Szynski. Pamela — 42, 75 T — Taberski, Gail— 115. 159 Taberski, Radell — 42, 115 Taelman, Pamela — 92. 170 Taghon, Neal — 1 70 Tamandli, Beverly — 159 Terrio — 42. 101. 110. 128. 149 Teves. Jean — 1 1 7. 1 59 Thomas, David Thomas, Russell — 42 Thomas, Steve — 1 26, 1 70 Thompson. Imogene — 42. 94 Tinsley. Kalia — 42 Tipps. James — 42. 80 Tirotta, Frank — 170 Tobolski,Becky — 42. 80, 1 10. 1 1 1 , 1 12, 1 13. 118. 136. 138 Tobolski, Mark — 1 28, 1 49, 1 59 Tomlinson, Bruce — 1 32, 1 70 Tomlinson, Connie — 99, 106, 115, 159 Toney, Annette — 1 59 Toothman, Mark — 1 70 Toth. David — 80, 116, 159 Towles. Janet — 170 Town. Alan — 159 Townsend, Bonnie — 1 60 Townsend, Donald — 42,98, 142, 149 Townsend, Laura — 1 1 2, 1 70 Tresize. Amy — 42, 97, 1 00, 1 1 1 Tripp. Mary — 98, 160 Trojanowski. Nora — 92. 114. 170 Trok, Barbara — 97. 160 Troupe. Cecelia — 1 1 9. 1 36. 1 37. 1 60 Troupe, James — 1 26, 1 49 Trowbridge. Sheryl — 1 60 Troyer. Glenn Truax. Brian — 42 Trzaskowski. Richard — 1 26. 1 70 Turbeville. Ruth — 116. 170 Turner. Katherine — 170 — U — Ulbncht. Gary — 160 Ulbncht. William — 160 Ullery, Kent — 170 Ullery, Kevin — 21,42. 101 Underwood, Dave — 160 Upham. Philip — 160 Urbanski. Robert — 43 Utt.Rufh- 96. 111. 160 Utterback. David — 1 1 6. 1 60 — V — Vail. Cathy — 43. 1 1 0, 1 1 1 , 1 1 2, 1 1 3, 1 44 Vail. William — 43 Valentine, Robert — 98, 1 1 6. 1 60 Vanderheyden, Greg — 43. 101 VanDerHeyden, Sheila — 1 00. 1 1 2. 1 1 4. 1 37. 152, 160 Vandewalle. John — 1 60. 1 70 Venn, Eddoe— 126. 142 Vann. Roger— 126. 142. 170 Van Pans. Jeff — 1 46 Vantornhout, Beth — 170 Varga, Susan — 20. 43, 101, 114, 115 Vargo, Francine — 43, 1 1 5 Vargo, Michael — 1 60 Vaughn, Anthony — 1 26, 1 70 Vawter, fylichael Velastegui, Jose — 43. 75 Verse. tVlary — 43. 77 Verse, Thomas Vida, Gary Villagran, Arturo — 75 Vollmer. Greg — 43. 101 Vollmer. Melanie — 11 5. 1 60 — W — Waggoner, Dawn — 43, 80. 115 Wagner, Randy — 160 Wagner, Ron — 160 Waite, Mark— 160 Walter. Anita — 119. 170 Walker, Brenda — 94. 1 70 Walker, Brent — 126, 170 Walker, Corliss — 170 Walker, Nathaniel — 170 Walker, Noalden — 160 Walker, Sandra Walker. Vahssa — 43 Walker. Wallace— 170 Wallis. Jeff — 43, 101. 103 Wallis. Jolene— 160 Walsh, Chris — 43 Wamsley, John Warnell, Annette Warnsley, David — 44, 80, 1 26 Warnsley, Kevin — 1 26 Warnsley, Michael — 1 70 Warren. Kimberly — 94, 1 12, 1 13, 1 16, 1 19, 120, 137. 160 Washington. James — 1 60 Washington, Mary Washington, Robert Wasowski, Mark — 95, 1 70 Watson, Jesse — 1 70 Watts, Remona — 119 Wawrzyniak, Daniel — 1 49. 1 60 Wawrzynski. Chris Weaver. Deborah — 1 70 Webb. Kim — 92. 170 Weber.Derek — 20, 44, 101 Webster. Jimmy — 96, 1 32. 1 70 Weiss, Albert — 114. 160 Wenslts, Kristine — 1 60 Werls. Jill — 1 1 7 Wesolowski, Dan — 20. 44. 80 Wesolowski, Katie — 104, 115, 160 Wesolowski , Keith — 1 04 . 1 2 1 . 1 60 Wesolowski, Martha — 1 70 Wesson. Alex — 100, 160 West. Damone — 141. 170 West, James — 44. 100. 138 West. Jeffrey — 98, 160 Whalen. Paul — 44 Wharton, Beth — 94, 160 Wharton, Pamela — 161 Wheat, James— 170 White, Avis White, Bruce — 44 White, Stephen — 1 70 White. Vicky— 112. 170 Wickizer. Kirk— 161 Wiedling. David— 161 Wiglall, Carmen — 97. 1 70 Wigfall, Clarence— 100, 116. 149, 160 Wigfall, Jalna Wigtall, Marvin Wiley. Crystal — 1 OB, 1 1 9, 1 61 Williams, Anthony — 1 70 Williams. Annette — 161 Williams. Gloria — 1 70 Williams. Karen — 161 VWIIiams, Melissa — 1 70 Williams, Noel Williams, Sharon Williams, Steve— 161 Williams, Stewart Williams, Terry — 1 70 Wilis, Derrick — 44 Wlloughby, Lori — 44, 75, 1 00 Wilson, Kenneth — 170 Wilson, Moncita Wilson, Stanley Wilson, William— 161 Wiltrout, Frances — 44, 75 Winkel. Debbie — 44 Winkel. Timothy — 80 Winnicki, Terry Winston, William — 1 71 Winters. Samuel Wireman. Pamela Wise, Mike — 44 Wishin, Chris— 142 Wishin. Jerome — 1 42, 161 Witt. Anthony— 126, 146. 171 Wo|ciechowski, Lisa — 1 61 Wo|ciechowski. Ron Wolf, Audrey — 44. 77, 117 Wolf, Chnsty— 115, 171 Wollmers, Michael — 1 71 Wollmers, Theodore — 1 61 Woltman, Dianne Wolz,Karl — 45. 126, 142 Womack, Jimmie Womack, Maxine Wood, Anita — 45. 72. 77 Wood. Ronald— 161 Woodard, Ronald — 161 Woodard. Ronald — 75 Woodward. William — 171 Woolverton. Kevin — 171 Worthen. Michael — 171 Wozniak, David — 171 Woznicki, Denise — 100, 103. 104. 161 Wright, Ralph Wright, Sheila Wukovits, Bruce — 1 61 — Y — Yahle, Lynn- 45. 96 Yarber. Leatrice — 171 Yarber. Lizette— 161 Yeandel, Diane Yike, Debra Yike, Michael — 171 Yi ke. Kenneth — 161 Yoder. David — 161 Yoder, Stephen — 171 Yoho, William — 96, 132. 171 Yost, Kevin— 114. 171 Young. Debra — 161 Youts, Randall— 161 — Z — Zaias, Cynthia Zaias, Kathy — 45 Zemanek, Dan — 45. 75. 98 Zielinski. Laurie — 1 19, 161 Zobrosky. Cathy — 94, 144. 171 Zobrosky, Jeff — 1 26. 1 49, 1 61 Zrobek, Maureen — 144 Zubler. Glenn — 72, 98. 1 28, 1 46, 1 61 Zubkoff. Ian — 132. 133. 161 I Got A Name 189 1 . Kate, you should have told us you waxed the floor ' 2. Does anyone here have an extra safety pin ? 3- I ' ve gotta lay off the sauce from now on 4. You would write your phone number any- where, wouldn ' t you 190 1 . Could there be somebody burled under all that mess ' ' 2 As soon as we get the cement, he ' ll be ready for the front of the school. 3. Ho-hum 4. Don ' t ask me, I don ' t know what I ' m doing either, School ' s Out 191 ' ' ■ ' ' ■ t iiJ lS 1975-76 Lantern Staff Sue Hartman — Editor-in-Chief Denise Woznicki — Ass ' t. Editor Diane Karmolinski — Senior Section Vicki tVlurphy — Junior Section Katie Wesolowski — Sophomore Section Cindy Gadacz — Typist I .;:•■■■ ' ' ■■ .•t ; ;i Photography Credits Keith Wesolowski Mike Nick John Mazurkievyicz Chip Underwood The South Bend Tribune H OIHriI A , ry J LMlM l!tt! K }f FBi ' :i ' i:llii-i ' tiiffa y tmj This year, of course, there have again been many trials and tribula- tions of such a hard-working staff. I think LaSalle ' s yearbook is going to nnake it a tradition! What can I say about such a great group of people — it makes you want to cry sometimes. It ' s these people who stay hours after they are out of school, and do some of the crazi- est things you ' ve ever seen, who have made up this yearbook full of all the memories we hope you ' ll cherish. There are so many other people I need to thank; the one special per- son who gave me the theme to the entire book, and helped me to learn to accept; all the terrific office secretaries who gave us the help when we needed it; a few newspa- per people who rounded out our group; Mr. Derald Ailes, our pub- lishing representative, for putting up with me; and finally Mrs. Mower. Without her we really couldn ' t have done it. Who else could have taken all our messes and put them into perspective? I wouldn ' t trade this experience for anything. It has made my senior year the best ever. I hope this book will make this one of your best too. Sue Hartman Editor-in-Chief 1