Lew Wallace High School - Quill and Blade Yearbook (Gary, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1964 volume:

1964 QUILL BLADE Lew Wallace High School Gary, Indiana Vol. 23 Presented by the Yearbook Staff President John F. Kennedy 1917-1963 “There was a sound of laughter; in a moment, it was no more.” Senator Mansfield Courtesy LIFE Magazine Inc. cl963 Twenty-two years ago our nation went to war. Four years later, we had spent more money for that war than the entire accumulated expenditure of the United States government from 1789. Today we are still paying for that war and our children and grandchildren will continue to pay the price of a war they never knew. John Kennedy stood to oppose the waste of war. To some, he was a symbol of peace . . . In the complex radically-changing world, John Kennedy was a legend of success. His story of courage and forceful conviction for that in which he believes is well known. Boldly he tackled personal tragedy and the perils and demands of his own crucial moments and conquered them. To some, John Kennedy was the “great American image come true . . . I believe that on a cold January morning when our thirty-fifth President said, “Ask not what your country can do for you; rather ask what you can do for your country,” his words held a very special meaning for us. In many respects, our high school years are the most important years of our lives, for it is now that we are “awakened to the world we are preparing to lead. In these past three years we witnessed with special warmth the vibrant young President take the reigns of leadership. America suddenly knew an energy she had not felt in decades as the country focused its attention on a Washington that bubbled with a new culture and a new dignity. For the first time the American capitol was a center of achievement—a sounding ground of success. And because we admired him, we took new strides in the education, the art, the learning he admired. New breakthroughs, new interpretations, new life was breathed into our most cherished of all words, Freedom. On November 22, 1963, two years, ten months, five days and one hour of va liant service to his country were climatically brought to an end. For him, whom now we so readily call great, we question, why? But did his greatness lie entirely within the man, or was it in his purpose, his goals and his beliefs, and therefor, in our state? It is for us—whom our beloved President, John Fitzgerald Kennedy so well understood—to carry on his work, his message. This is our duty and our privilege—for it is in us that the lesson and legend of a truly great man will live; therefore we dedicate the 1964 Quill and Blade to his memory. Summer is a slide or a game in the water; It’s a piece of red juicy watermelon on a hot breezy day. Summer is carefree fun. Jan Felton — Fall is red and gold and a nip in the air — a smell of burning leaves; It’s the shout of boys warming up for football. It’s a lingering warmth of lazy afternoons; It’s the enthusiasm for the bustle of school — that comes — reluctantly. Jan Felton - Winter is a snowman made of new fallen snow. It’s rosy cheeks and hot chocolate in warm kitchens; Or it’s the way the trees look with their houghs full of soft snow at a hushed dusk. It’s the little thrill of school spirit felt as the carolers sing, the day before vacation. Jan Felton 17 Spring is warm and fragrant and alive. It’s the butterfly flying in through the window during English; It ' s baseball after dinner and forgetting to do your homework; It’s a sadness that graduation comes so quickly. 24B 24C Student Life f As We Are A boy and girl, hands clasped and barefoot, walking down a lonely sandy shore Together, wrapped up in their first feelings of young love They are wise . . . and happy . . . and utterly—completely foolish. There is laughter and warmth and a sense of belonging — With misty eyes—the memories we treasure The parties, jokes, the seasons that have ripened our friend¬ ships And yet—these are but half — There are tears and fights and the sadness that come in our struggle toward maturity. We are an inseparable link in our circle of friends, those who understand our problems, our insecurities . . . In the distance, there is a lonely whistle of a train, the rush of wind on the river Alone now, l am indefinite, poised between paths. School is so much of my life, the near center of my somewhat sheltered world And yet, in my solitude, I realize that these years are only the preparation for the world that awaits me, the history I will write. of time seems to stand still — waiting—as I am. by Jan Felton 26 O efl O. O 8 J a. Jan Homecoming ’63 - ' 64 The night was warm; the sky was clear with a bright full September moon casting its light down upon the field. As the “Star-Spangled Banner was played and the flag was hoisted, tears filled the eyes of many senior girls. From the stands, dotted with yellow mums, screams of excitement flowed. Sweat dripped from the foreheads of the players; tension was building. The game progressed; the queen was crowned; spirits were high. Soon it was over and victory was ours. The court and their escorts. Senior cheerleaders, Carol Kocevar, Janette Opsitnik, Sandy McNiel. Pat Naidoff Carol Gersack and Linda Orlich. Sharon McQuaid Queen, Jan Kos. The ' 64 Look 28 • Wallace gals and guys are right in step with today’s young fashions. Everywhere they go high fashion walks close at hand. • What’s the new look? Everythings the “A” look. Jumpers, culottes, wrap skirts with suspenders or belts assure a girl that she looks as if she had just stepped out of Seventeen. • Bulky but beautiful, mohair sweaters are really chic. “V” necks or big collars are favored; however, bulky wool knits and furblends still hold their place in the wardrobe of the Wallace miss. • You feel “snug as a bug in a rug’’ in the new shaggy coats. Light weight but warm these coats are perfect for going on dates, going to games, or to dances. They look extra special if they’re accented with furry mittens to match. • The boys this year are a little more conservative. Ski jackets, reversible of course, are just the thing; they’re always comfortable but always neat. • When you accept that date to a semi-formal dance, you’re usually faced with the question, what should I wear. “Go empire,” is the reply. Giving the coquettish look, the empire waist dress is popular in metallic and velveteen materials. Models are Mary Ann Sassano, Linda Gillis, Jeanne Baker, Helen Piasecki, Linda Rush, Kathy Campbell, Carol Walker, Sue Plinovich, Ken Sendre, Mariann Kaminski, Mike Manion. Prom N Pictured are Jim Qualizza, Pat Angerski, Mike Triplo, Kathy Kochek, Jim Mikusevich, and Karen Simciak. Those anxious moments before your date rang the door bell. . .the boutonniere that was so hard to pin on . . . your first breathtaking glimpse of the Crystal Ballroom . . . the nosegay you cherished so .. . the napkin you took from Tiebel’s . . . a good night kiss. . .these were the little things that made the prom what it was. 0 0 . . . and the day after As 381 graduates turn the tassels on their caps, they also turn their backs on their high school days and take their first steps into the challenging world. A Ithough they are no longer students, they will always be a part of their alma mater. The Class of 1964 will now be added to the list of alumni, taking with them the memories of four wonderful years. Academic and Faculty Sarah Boyajian Stanley Keller Lola Lemon 34D • Lepidoptra, photosynthesis, catalyst, kinetic molecular theory, refraction, and converging lens are terms which are familiar to science students. • Biology students must become accustomed to dissecting animals, identifying insects and plants, operating a microscope, and learning how the human body functions. • Balancing equations, performing experiments, and thinking in terms of valence are among the activities of Science chemistry students. Chemistry X is offered to sophomores who have shown exceptional ability and interest in science. • Physics, the science of matter and motion, deals with mechanics, heat, electricity, and sound. • The field of science has become an important topic of discussion in the modern world. With the thought of reaching the moon in the near future, high school science is more important today than ever before. Helen Mackenzie Robert Manwaring Ernest Vereb Dorothy Wojtan and Linda Anderson gain lab experience in chemistry. Bio-physics, physical science, and physics students gain knowledge in experiments. 38 Doris Boose Adele Gwinn Olive Leskow James Conlon James Hill • x 2 + y 2 -f- dx -f- ey + s = 0. This is a problem some senior math students found themselves solving in the advanced introductory courses, analytical geometry and calculus. • The Mathematics Department offers four advanced courses besides the regular high school mathematical curriculum. This department has expanded its curriculum every year and is now in the process of planning another new course. Mathematics Geraldine Pigott Helen Rzepka 39 Joanne Fesko, Craig Wardrip, Karen Miller, Elizabeth Sadlewski. and Tom Leonard, standing, work on geometric figures. Sandy Thomas, Eileen Mortensen, and Dean Luck work a problem in trig. N. .If v t «{ ' ; . } t ill Concentration H fFfW t ' R ffl+ r fadurjj H-ty-lb-Q £b rnoi rr tJj J. Z Q j tr rw ♦Mtir a .v ®- -_KL - + 5 I Shirley Zivich and Pete Vasil work a problem in analytical geometry. Patricia Barnes Shirley Bryan Betty Buhner 42 November 22—December 22 Social Studies Willis McAllister Kenneth Chaney Michael Jennings Howard Jones • Miss Shirley Bryan, Mr. Elmer Molchan, and Mr. Paul Pieroni participated in a team teaching program with three civics and economics classes. Students in these classes were exposed to college methods of teaching and research work. • A detailed study of communism, sponsored in eight pamphlets by the United States Chamber of Commerce, has been included in all economic classes along with the regular course of study. Students became aware of the beginning of communism, its philosophies and its plans to conquer the world. • Advanced Placement United States History Class, instructed by Miss Shirley Bryan, enables qualified juniors to do college level work. Besides working with a college text book, their course consists of lectures, research papers, and extensive map work. 43 Dave Horbovetz, Shirley Zivich, Elaine Kouvelas, Linda Orlich, and Stanley Scholl reminisce about Boys ' State and Girls’ State. 44 Mr. Shelby lectures to his class on communism. Psychology Class. 46 Mattie Hannsz Martha Clemens Mary F. Busby Jack Chidsey Rochelle Brandman Hester Courtright Angela Hannagan Evelyn Parnell Beatrice Sandies Judith Perrotta • The Advanced Composition and Literature course has been converted into an advanced placement course, instructed by Miss Evelyn Parnell. Among the classics that were read by the class were King Lear and Oedepus Rex. • Sophomores experienced the joy of writing their autobiographies and tracing their ancestors. Juniors will always remember the hours spent doing research work for term papers. Ivanhoe, Covered Wagon, Silas Marner, Giants in the Earth, and Tale of Two Cities are novels that are read by graduation time. • Speech students write compositions, learn the proper way to breathe, participate in contests, and obtain experience in public speaking. Edward Troy Dagna Simpson Betty Yorko • Kind Lady, Senior Class Play, was produced by the Drama II Class. Other activities of drama students are discussions, pantomimes, and small productions. • Journalism is offered to students interested in the Publications Department. Activities of this department are the publication of the school paper and yearbook as well as making arrangements for picture day. 47 Students in the A. P. Advance Comp and Lit class participate in a class discussion. • German was offered to the student body as a fourth language along with French, Latin, and Spanish. • The Language Department is aided in its teaching by records, tapes, movies, and the language lab. • Students who take two years of a foreign language concentrate on grammar, translations, and dialogues. Those who 50 Jeanette Hady Jesse Mejia Mary Shelgren Carmen Valle Foreign Languages continue in a language are introduced to the country’s literature and cultural background. • Latin 111 students read writings of Cicero and Spanish III students read writings of Cervantes and other famous Spanish authors. French III students read French books and give oral reports. “Tres bien monsieur,” says Mickey Rigotti, recording a dialogue in French IIIx. Mrs. Mary Shelgren points out the Roman features of Cicero to her Latin IIIx-IV class. German students learn skills in language lab. Tom Milteer points out Madrid. Spain, in his Spanish II class. Kommst du mit die Bibliothek writes Linda Seymore and Paul Erway in German I. Mercedes D. Graham 54 Frances Kraft • Library Materials Center, Senior Library, and Radio Station WGVE, aid in the school communications. • There are 16,200 books in the Library Material Center and Senior Library combined. The Library Material Center provides supplementary teaching aids. Students and teachers can also take advantage of a variety of records available in the library. • Among the many books in the Senior Library is the Great Books Set. Senior Library is an excellent source of information for term topics and research papers. It also aids students by selling paperback books. • Lew Wallace is honored as being the only school who has a student-operated radio station in the Gary School System. WGVE has also expanded its programming to a school¬ wide audience. The radio schedule includes children ' s programs, all home basketball games, and academic discussion groups. • Students in radio classes, under the direction of Mr. Lawrence Ventura, do breathing exercises, write scripts, and learn helpful sound effects. Communications Mr. Pieroni’s civics class in a round table Gary Kinnis, Bob Rutell, Gail discussion. Meinberg and Bill Homoky work on WGVE programs. Tom Mandich, Bill Homoky, and Nick Ares make preparations for broadcasting the Roosevelt game. Senior Library Ron Hancock and Dan Biggs listen to music in the Library Material Center. Joseph Toth and Jim Lilley studying in the Library Material Center. Miss Beatrice Sandies reviewing film strips in the Library Material Center. Gino Burelli Millicent Long Kenneth Lowenberg John W. Simons George Strimbu V Fine Arts • Music, photography, and art are subjects considered as fine art courses. Many hours of long and tedious work are spent in creating perfection in these courses. • Music theory classes help students obtain the skill and knowledge of writing music. • Choral groups, orchestra, and band perform in various productions throughout the year. • Photography classes produce photographers who take pictures for the yearbook and the newspaper. • Arts and Crafts and Commercial Art are specialized art classes. Art and Craft students are interested in making rugs, pottery, and jewelry. Those in Commercial Art classes learn the techniques of cartooning and lettering as well as fashion designing and drawing. Arts and Crafts Industrial Arts • Industrial arts makes it possible for boys to become skillful with their hands. • Working with plastics, leather, and wood stimulate the imagination, while working on the printing press requires knowledge of various print types. Harold O. Deverick 60 • Boys taking woodshop make bookcases, magazine racks, paddles, and tables. • Those who hope to be future engineers and aeromechanics take blue print planning and drawing. Arthur A. Manning Fred Janizek Reinhardt Tauck Allen Eisenmenger helps to put a bike together in metal shop. Amos Wyatt turns wood on a lathe in wood shop. Home Economics • Open House gave parents and teachers an opportunity to see girls of the home economics department in action. After visiting with parents and teachers, they were invited to the cafeteria to have cookies and tea that the girls had prepared. • Clothing offers girls the opportunity to learn about different fabrics and to sew their own clothes. • Modern Living and Home Nursing are also available to those who want to learn about household problems and child care. • Girls in cooking classes learn to prepare balanced meals and set proper place settings. Peggy Hering, Nikki Cramvis, and Charlene Dembowski in a clothing class during summer school. Helen Penny Nancy Klyrn and Dee Andrews make scrapbook in Home Nursing. Business • Taking dictation, adding columns of figures, and typing without error are fundamentals in the business department. • Shorthand and typing is offered for two years. Speed and accuracy are goals for students in these courses. Contests and a trophy give typing students the initiative to increase their speed and type without error. • Bookkeeping students learn business financing and accounting by working on extensive problems. 64 • Those taking general business learn about bank accounts and how to manage sound budgets. • Distributive Education trains students in the techniques of selling. After classroom discussions, those who are taking the course are placed in jobs to see what the business world is really like. • By taking these courses, students are preparing themselves for a business career in which they learn and understand the needs of a general office. Carmen Moreno and Susan Howe take dictation in shorthand. Elizabeth Speck Robert L. Yates David Carmony and Nancy Beck in a summer school safety class. - Here it comes! Here they go! Clarence N. Day Edward Herbert Esther E. Kay Lawrence G. Martin Safety and Physical Education • Physical education classes stress physical fitness, while safety classes give instruction in first aid. • Tumbling, playing basketball and wallball, and swimming are part of the physical education program. • Learning safety in the home and car as well as general first aid are among the topics of discussion in safety classes. • Health classes and drivers’ training courses are also offered to students. Students in health learn about the systems of the human body and the origin of the many common diseases. • Drivers’ training gives students experience in an automatic geared car as well as a stick shift one. 67 ! tv s 1 J r Don Polizotto Richard F. Polk George Rykovich Mary R. Sharp Administration • Mr. Donald Torreson and Mr. Alfred Smith, principal and assistant principal respectively, arrange class schedules to the academic needs of students, support athletic events, and attend all social activities. • The Board of Education is responsible for providing educational facilities in the community. Other problems of the Board are related to teachers’ salaries, expendi¬ tures of funds for equipment and maintenance, and policy matters. • The Superintendent, Mr. Lee Gilbert, is mainly concerned with educational program planning. • Sponsoring buses to all out- of-town games and most basketball games is one of the services performed by the Parent Teachers’ Association. Another planned and organized activity is the Post Prom Party. • The newly organized Lew Wallace Parent Booster Club was created to promote school spirit in the student body and in the parents of Lew Wallace students. Among their many contributions to the school was a donation of five hundred dollars that was used to purchase athletic equipment. Mr. Donald Torreson, principal, and Mr. Alfred E. Smith, assistant principal Mr. Lee Gilbert, Superintendent of Schools Mr. John F. Gutowski, Mr. Andrew D. White, and Mrs. Dena S. Adams, president, at a School Board meeting. Those not pictured are Mr. Samuel P. Moise and Dr. Leroy W. Bingham. 69 PTA officers are Mr. Robert Clements, first vice president; Mrs. Eric Ivany, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Joseph Giel- niak, recording secretary; Mrs. Richard Thomas, president; and Mr. Bob Stephenson, treasurer. Those not pictured are Mrs. J. Gawor, third vice president, and Miss Anne Novak, second vice president. Officers of the Lew Wallace Parent Booster Club are Mr. William Hurey. president; Mrs. Louis Davis, treasurer, and Mr. Frank Lazzaro, vice president. Mr. Kenneth Sieckman, secre¬ tary, was not present for the picture. Office Staff and Guidance • Assigning lockers and taking attendance are two of the many jobs our efficient office staff performs. They also record grades on the office folders and take care of all other official business. • The guidance staff has the important job of helping students plan their academic programs. They also help college bound students select a college or university and prepare for their achievement and college board tests. • Mrs. Margaret Swisher, the school nurse, handles all of the emergencies no matter how large or small. • Sergeant Hicks, ROTC instructor, helps prepare boys for their future military obligations and possible careers. Mrs. Eileen Vance and Mrs. Leona Gordon are Mr. Smith’s secretaries. Mr. Torreson’s staff—Mrs. Margaret Mackley, Mrs. Erma Minninger, Mrs. Genevieve Bulot. Mrs. Ethel Skinta. and Mrs. Wanda Nawrot. Elizabeth B. McKibben Elinore Saske George Savin Dale Weingart Kathleen W. Shults Donald G. Turchan Sergeant Hicks Mrs. Swisher, school nurse, giving first aid to Jeanne Pederson. 70C Clubs Student Council Larry Marquardt, Rick Laster, Charles Birdwell, Frank Panchak, Bill Brown, Mary Markowicz, Dave Horbovetz, Anita Thomas, and Shirley Zivich set up the Christmas display. • In order to save Mr. George Orlich’s desk, one of the sponsors of Student Council, money was appropriated for a block of wood to be used as protection for the desk top. Dave Horbovetz, through the year, used his strength to pound out his final decision as president. Mr. Paul Pieroni also sponsors this club. It is traditional for Student Council to have the longest meetings to fulfill its task of properly governing the school. Among the many activities of the council are the Inaugural Ball, the Homecoming Dance, the King Queen Dance, the S.O.S. Humanity Drive, and concessions at home games. Student Council inducts class officers. After Students sell concessions at home games. OFFICERS—Dave Horbovetz, president, Carol Koontz, secretary, Frank Panchak, vice presi¬ dent, and Charles Birdwell, treasurer. 74 OFFICERS—Linda Orlich, president, Mary Ann Thompson, junior vice president, Lois Mar- quardt, sophomore vice president, Tira Yermack, secretary, and Marianne Terzes, treasurer. Girls’ Club • All through the summer each tick of the clock brought the Girls’ Club members closer to completing all preparations for the annual Freshman Week. Each freshman and senior girl had an opportunity to participate in the activities sponsored during that week. Miss Dorothy Kouvelas, Miss Anne Novak, and Miss Judy Perrotta supervise the officers and the representatives from each homeroom at the weekly meetings. To highlight the memories of the past year, the Girls’ Club Turnabout, May 8, will always be remembered. Linda Orlich, president, set the wheels in motion for the annual Birthday Potluck, the Senior Reception, and the Christmas corsage sale. Girls with December birthdays win second place singing “Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer” at the Girls’ Club sing. Big and little sisters get acquainted over box lunches. Kathy Avirett, Linda Podrebarac, and Kathy Vokurka sell Christmas corsages made by girls in each homeroom. The best box lunches are chosen at the Freshman Week sock hop. Frank Panchak and Tira Yermack enjoy a coke-tail party before the Girls’ Club Turnabout. • Striving to make men out of the boys is the high ideal of Boys’ Club, guided by the president, Pete Vasil, and assisted by Mr. Elmer Molchan, sponsor. Many sounds echoed throughout Memorial Auditorium and Gilroy Stadium as the boys cheered our team on to victory. These masculine voices inspired our team to sting the opposing teams. As in past years, the sports board schedule was posted on 45th Avenue as a service to the school and community. Among their special events were the trip to the Army vs. Air Force football game and the Black Hawks hockey game. Bob Koval, Bob Bauer, and Jeff Johnson use their skills during their pool tournament. Mr. Elmer Molchan, Bill Davis, Gary Wilk, and Pete Vasil are on their way to see the Army vs. Air Force game. Ken Sendre, George Kos, John Rosco, Mike Feterick, and Bill Slepcevich demonstrate their bowling ability in the Boys’ Club Bowling Tournament. OFFICERS—Skip Lazzaro, social chairman, Louie Lindinger, vice president, Pete Vasil, president, Tim McColly, treasurer. Rich Yamtich, secretary, and Mr. Elmer Molchan, spon¬ sor. The booster block boosts the boys’ morale. 78 r “Come on team!” Couples enjoy the music of Oscar the Majesties. Booster Club • Under the direction of Sharon McQuaid, a one hundred foot sign for each football game was constructed, covering the wall in the east study hall. This year Booster Club brought Homecoming festivities to a peak by exerting all possible efforts for the best Homecoming ever. Many hours were spent stretching crepe paper and decorating the gym for the annual Booster Club Turnabout, January 31, the biggest social event of the year. As a service to the school, a booklet containing all the schools cheers were distributed to all the students. Miss Angela Hannagan, sponsor, keeps the girls on their toes. Carol Kocevar, Pam Wisner, Letty Wallace, Joyce Boor, Sandy McNeil, Mari Borjan, Kathy Campbell, Gloria Chiabai, Linda Liebarth, Cindy Piet, Virginia Ballarino, and Lynn Drozda work hard putting up the basketball mural. Members put up a display for homecoming week. Karen Vician. Natalie Navicky. and Pat Naidoff induct Juanita Millan. Dorothy Wojtan. Bernadette Brier, Linda Lesniak, Charlene Clements, Irene Yacura, Theresa Brier, and Audrey Lyon into FTA at their formal induction. 80 F.T.A. • Presenting all teachers with apples at the beginning of school, assisting teachers through the year, and distributing a Thanksgiving basket kept the 130 F.T.A. members busy during the year. • A trip to De Pauw University in Greencastle, Indiana, enabled the members to visit and acquaint themselves with the college of their choice. • Operating a coke machine at all school stag dances was a new project performed by the club. In addition the members participated in a roundup, the Senior Farewell at Dunes State Park, and a Christmas party. • Sponsoring F.T.A. are Miss Olive Leskow and Miss Geraldine Piggot. FTA members listen intently to Shirley Zivich, pr esident. Lois Marquardt enjoys helping the office staff. 81 Gail Meinberg and Stefania Svetich serve cokes to Carol Quig¬ ley and Lorelei Marks at a stag dance. OFFICERS—K a r e n Vician, vice president, Carol Koontz, secretary, Shirley Zivich, pres¬ ident, Pat Olis, treasurer, and Carol Schacki, junior vice presi¬ dent. Jean Kadish, historian, is not pictured. Inkpots 82 OFFICERS—Nancy Recktenwall, secretary, Margie Kucan, treasurer, Sharon McQuaid, president, and Karen Kusta, vice president. Nancy Pinkerton objects to a statement made by Martha Burches as Margie Kucan, Anita Thomas, Cindy Piet, and Gee Gee Burcham form their own opinions. • The house of Cindy Piet was sparkling with Christmas decorations as the 36 members entered from the bitter cold after Christmas caroling and visiting Mercy Hospital. Inkpots, a literary club, which met in the homes of senior members, broadened the cultural horizons of the students involved. To widen the students’ interests in American literature, the group attended a play in Chicago, participated in panel discussions, and prepared and gave skits as entertainment for their monthly meetings. Miss Sandra Uland guided this club. Members thoroughly enjoy themselves while Christmas caroling. After printing school projects, members spend time cleaning up for the next day. OFFICERS—Ken Michalik, vice president, Larry Marquardt, secretary-treasurer, and Ted Kinnis, president. John Fernandez, serjeant-at-arms, is not pictured. Pica Club • In order to increase interest and to round out experiences in the field of printing that can not be offered during the school year, Pica Club, under the direction of Mr. Joseph Mrak, rendered its services to the school. • At its after school meetings, club members could be found printing calendars, sport schedules, programs, tickets, and prom bids to fulfill the needs of various clubs. 83 Pica Club members await instruction. Biology Club OFFICERS—Kathy Hydo, social chairman, Louise Lasayko. publicity chairman, Lauren Baldea. vice president, Cathy Zdobylak, president, Rosemary Szucs, secretary-treasurer, and Nancy Alexander, assistant secretary-treasurer. • “What is it?” the members of Biology Club asked Miss Lola Lemon, their sponsor. • These inquisitive members found these and similar answers by sponsoring student programs that indicated research. • Outside speakers scheduled for the meetings helped make Biology Club interesting and informative. Through the year members enjoyed giving a purse of money at Christmas to a needy family, their induction, and the trip to the Indiana Junior Academy of Science in Goshen Indiana. Miss Lola Lemon points out the organs of the grasshopper to Marsha Bradon, Gloria Roszkowski, Carol Briski, Janice Langan, and Sylvia Roszkowski. Linda Seymour, Linda Holley, Cheryl Evans, Doris Hutchins and Marie Pilla examine a medical chart. OFFICERS—Barbara Razus. attendance secretary, Rita Mi- reles, secretary, Pat Carich, president, Linda Gourlay, vice president, and Kathy Geresy, treasurer. OFFICERS—Bill Drake, vice-president, Mike Smith, president, Ron Eimer, treasurer, and George Finch, secretary. 85 “Bruce,” a name given to their telescope takes little time to assemble. nv : r Cindy Dimitroff Concert Band and Majorettes CONCERT BAND —Letter L: Mr. Fred Simons, Band Director, Carol Witecki, Karen Vician, Ed Jagiela, Carol Koontz, LaDonna Wood, Karen Highland, Linda Gour- lay, Bernadette Brier, Sandra Quenett, Cheryl Lundgren. Sheila Quenett, Bertha McLaughlin, A1 Hasara, Mary Finnerty, Susan Austin, Marilyn Hoftey, Richard Grube, Kay Kramer, Theresa Nowakowski, Barbara Bennett, Joe Randazzo, Tom Mandich, Zagorka Milich, Linda Durbin, Kent Maybaum, Rich Laster, Drum Major. Carol Fisher Letter W: Carol Fisher, Mary Stanzione, David Car- mony, Joel Slosar, Dan Lemaik, Janice Langan, Richard Luzzi, Jyneen Bromberk, Joe Krol, Ben Kuehnle, Ken Frank, Linda Lesniak, Don Callahan, Vincent Daniels, Richard Croll, Pat Guelfo, Clelia Girgenti, Richard Cox, Mary Szabo, Tom Epler, Steven Stupar, Mike Pelinovich, Frank Tenorio, Vincent Acevez, Tom Golub, Wendell Engelien, Lenore Etherton, Mike Sam- ardzija, Mickey Cooper, Guy Wahlman, Dennis Wiel- gus, Walter Kirkilewski, Dick Lake, Cami Wilson, Rich¬ ard Thomas, Harris Herschman, Dave Birch, Don Mad- son, John Avery, Louis Girgenti, Robert Vasily. Not pictured: Jim Rubino, Tom Sherron, Mary Jane Spata- fore, Jan Slesinski, Diane Thompson, Cynthia Dimitroff. 87 CONCERT CHOIR —First row: Mari Borjan, Connie Zink, Florence Yovanoff, Jan Irak, Juanita Millan, Audrey Lyon. Second row: Jan Kos. Paula Everett. Roberta Mikole, Louise Vukusic. Third row: Barbara Lakomek, Linda Safranski, Loretta Starzynski, Donna Mroz, Jean Baker. Barbara Sut. Last row: Rodger Sampson, Dave Philips, Fred Simons, Randy Biggs. Bill Gregoline, Dave Lopez, Jim Conkle, Kent Maybaum, Gordon Lynde, Ken Griffin, Terry White, Denny Staples. Helene Glibota masterfully applies Terry White’s make-up before a performance. Mr. Kenneth Lowenberg, choral director, gives the correct pitch to each section of the Girls Glee Club. The Concert Choir sings “Strike Up the Band,” during their performance of “A Tribute to Gershwin.” Concert Choir. .. ... Girls’ Glee Club • When loud voices were heard outside Room 318, it was one of the four choral groups practicing for a performance. • Concert Choir, Advanced Girls’ Glee Club, Girls’ Glee Club, and Notettes have participated in a musical, an operetta, and a Christmas pageant throughout the year. • Many long hours were spent practicing for these performances. “Practice makes perfect” is the slogan by which they abide. GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB —First row: Jeannet Kowalczyk, Nanette Celeste Karagas, Barbara Schmidt, Charleen Wozniak, Charlene Patterson, Monica Kwasniewki, Sue Green, Lynn Danko, Nancy Horn- Mocaluso, Pam Liedtke, Cathy Cruel, Pat Kacasey, Brenda Johnson, ernick, Georginne Brancic, Fredda Parker, Claudia Jackson. Sue Ko- Loreli Marks, Frances Ruschak, Diana Bubac. leff, Cheryl Fielding, Marty Rivera. Second row: Francis Wilson, 89 CONCERT ORCHESTRA— Violins: Joanne Szucs, Mary Ann Rozdelsky, Fred Simons, Joan Steele, Rose Mary Szucs, Pamela Yover, Sandra Cogley, Donna Mroz, Juanita Millan. Loretta Starzynski, concert mistress, Dave Horbovetz, Steve Mitrovich, Phillip Klus, Janice Davis, Elaine Traicoff, Janice Tarter, Carole Moore, Barbara Herschman, Cathy Broadstone, Ruth Jancose, and Sandra Nicksic. Viola: Linda Anderson, principal, Marie Mikesell, Jill Swanson, Kathleen Carr, Mickey Hritz, John Smederovac, and Christine Pavel. Cello: Marie Pilla, Arlene Cohan, Darlene Czerwin, Carol Wood, Stephanie Sealock, Shir- Concert Orchestra, Notettes NOTETTES—Janet Irak, Sharron White, Audrey Lyon, Helene Glibota, Karen Ross, Louise Vukusic, Janice Kos, Laurel Gersack, and Mari Borjan. ley Zivich, principal, and Hope Hills. Bass: Chris Stewart, Roger Lankford, James Kelly, Michael Lucich, and Joanne Ku- lavick, principal. Flute: Carol Koontz and Karen Vician. Oboe: Carol Fisher and Lenore Etherton. Clarinet: Diane Wozniak and Randy Biggs. French Horn: Judy Krantz, Judy Jones, Harris Herschman, and Robert Wagner. Trumpet: Jim Rubino, Frank Tenorio, and Frances Vician. Trombone: Mickey Cooper and Tom Sherron. Piano: Michele Stipanovich. Percussion: Shirley Cole and David Carmony. Advanced Girls’ Glee Club — I ADVANCED GIRLS ' GLEE CLUB-Leona Lashenik, Sharon Sprusansky, Della Vonderheid, Margie Momot, Cathy McKen¬ zie, Marsha Haussman, Phyllis Pilla, Nancy Klym, Eileen Mor¬ rissey, Alice Allen, and Mary Torma. ADVANCED GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB—Sandy Varela, Carol Andrews, Sheila Foster, Gloria Smith, Sue Frankowski, Peggy Bosak, Yvette Melton, Anita Swisher, and Sue Glennon. Los Amigos S X • “Como esta usted?” is a popular question in Spanish dialect. Besides speaking Spanish, Spanish Club members went to McCormick Place to see “Ballet Folkolorico,” made a pinata to send to the Carolite Home in East Chicago, and supported a Mexican boy, J. Luis Ponce. • The following is an excerpt from a letter received from J. Luis Ponce: Most Honored Lady, (Mrs. Carmen Valle, sponsor). • “I should like to send my thanks to each one of “Los Amigos,” and although I cannot personally extend my thanks to each one, 1 hope that you will give my thanks. I also wish them good luck with their studies.” J. Luis Ponce J. Luis Ponce Cindy Dimitroff, Carmen Moreno, Cheryl Sirko, and Elaine Kouvelas fill pinatas for an orphan at Christmas. OFFICERS—Tira Yermack, president, Elaine Kouvelas, vice president, Genevieve Burcham, secretary, and Rita Mireles, treasurer. Elaine Kouvelas hands a check to Mrs. Carmen Valle for the Mexican orphan. Members mix business with pleasure. Christmas is observed by many members at the home of Yvonne Kosanovich. Les Parisiennes • “Parlez-vous francais?” If not you cannot be a member of French Club. • New Members were inducted into the club in late September. To celebrate Thanksgiving, a potluck was given under the direction of Diane Firme, president. Christmas caroling and a Christmas party at the home of Yvonne Kosanovich helped make Christmas more meaningful. Bishop Noll was the scene of the French Club banquet, February 6. • Mrs. Jeanette Hady sponsors the club. OFFICERS—Barbara Blash, treasurer, Mary Vassallo, vice president, Pat Grainger, secretary, and Diane Firme, president. OFFICERS—Heather Hardie. aedile, Judy Feinberg, secretary. Bob Zimmerman, president. Georgeann Mandich. vice president, Karen Hi- land, treasurer, Linda Watkins, princips cibi, and Sandra Taylor, aedile. Olympians • As the first social event of the year Olympians attended a Latin interest program at Loyola University. • Besides giving reports concerning Roman customs, a Roman wedding was demonstrated by several members. Andrean was the sce ne of this year’s Latin Conference which was held February 8. Olympians also presented a play, “Alte Meridies” or “High Noon,” at this conference. • Concluding the year, a reception was given with the funds received from selling taffy apples every Tuesday and Thursday after school. Awards were given to outstanding students in the field of Latin. 94 Each new member pledges his interest in Olympians at the induction. The cast for “High Noon” has its final dress rehearsal. OFFICERS—Vincent Daniels, vice president, Steve Bar¬ tosh, president, Jean Kadish, secretary, and John Modos, treasurer. Chess Club • “I keep getting the knight and bishop mixed up,” exclaimed a Chess Club member who was trying to learn the fascinating game. • Selling mints and chocolate covered cherries as a main money making project kept the Chess Club members busy during the year. The funds from the project were used for a successful end of the year party. “What move would you maker Photo by Larry Kantrowski SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY—Bill Davis, Linda Anderson, Dorothy Wojtan, Frank Panchak, Kathleen Hydo, Shirley Zivich, Richard Oracheff, Pete Vasil Carol Gersack, Georgeann Mandich, Jean Kadish, Gee Gee Burcham, Tira Yermack, and Dave Horbovetz. • Assisting in the library and helping with the bulletin board were two ways in which the members of Auxilia served the school. • Since money was needed to purchase new materials for the library at the end of the year. Miss Frances Kraft, sponsor, suggested a cookie sale which was quite successful. • Installation of officers, a Christmas party, and a tea for parents, teachers, and members were some of their many activities. Senior Honor Society, Auxilia Auxilia members raise money by having a bake sale. OFFICERS—June Regan, treasurer, Marie Pilla, president, Nikki Cramvis, vice president, Janice Davis, publicity chair¬ man, and Mary Ann Rozdelsky, secretary. Arlene Cohan, histo¬ rian, is not pictured. Tira Yermack, Salutatorian, achieves an index of 3.910. Honor Students HONOR STUDENTS —First row: Carol Gersack, Gee Gee Bur- cham, Carol Koontz, Tira Yermack, Kathleen Hydo, Dorothy Woj- tan, Connie Zink, and Juanita Millan. Second row: Linda Orlich, Karen Simciak, Jan Felton, Elaine Kouvelas, Jean Kadish, Shirley Zivich, Georgeann Mandich, Gloria Chiabai. Linda Anderson, and Carol Kocevar. Third row: Richard Laster, Steve Bartosh, Dave Horbovetz, Larry Morgan, Frank Panchak, Dave Stockwell, and Bob Kusmierczyk. Fourth row: Richard Oracheff, Bill Davis, Peter Vasil. Bill Dinwoodie, Kent Maybaum, a nd Gregory Dimos. Not pictured are Ed Majeski, Pat Olis, and Mike Smith. World Affairs Forum Georgeann Mandich, Catherine Zdobylak, Frank Panchak. Diane Firme, Charles Bird- well, and Shirley Zivich prepare their debate for the next World Affairs Forum meeting by examining the globe. • Three senior and three junior students from each high school in the Gary area participated in the monthly meeting of the World Affairs Forum. Each host presented a panel discussion on a world situation or event. • Miss Shirley Bryan, our school sponsor, along with the other school sponsors, was responsible for the group. • Occasional field trips enabled the members to associate pleasure with learning. Among the most exciting trips was the conference on European Affairs which took place at the Conrad Hilton Hotel in Chicago. • Bringing the year to a close was a banquet honoring the senior students. • Medicine, engineering, and chemistry were the general topics discussed at the meetings of the Joe Berg Seminar. • Participating in the seminar were twenty Wallace students who studied psychology, Spanish, Classical Literature, physics, and mathematics. The other areas of study offered to students were French, German, chemistry, English Literature, and biology. Each seminar reported on its activities. Joe Berg PHYSICS—Georgeann Mandich and Rich Oracheff. MATH—Pete Vasil. Ihor Woloshansky of physics is not pictured. PSYCHOLOGY—Diane Firme, Mary Simons, Phil Beal, Mary Vassallo, and Kathy Smith. Terry Nicksic, John Shinovich and Sue Ernest are not pictured. CLASSICAL LITERATURE—Frank Panchak, Ed Ma- jeski, and Bill Dinwoodie. SPANISH—Louise Lasayko, Marsha Bradon, Gee Gee Burcham, and Tira Yermack. Linda Orlich is not pictured. OFFICERS— Barbara Verplank, president, Barbara Jennings, treasurer, Carol Kalember, secretary, and Stefania Svetich, vice president. Equestrians • Equestrians, the only riding club in Gary, began its second year in September. The mem¬ bers commuted to the Ski-Hi Riding Academy twice a month where they received professional instructions in English horsemanship and then practiced what they learned. During the winter they rode in the huge indoor arena, and in spring and fall they rode on the trails. • The Equestrians sponsored bake sales throughout the school year. Ending the year, the club showed movies taken of their riding sessions. Equestrian members enjoy horseback riding in an indoor arena during the winter months. Karen Kusta, page editor, Sharon McQuaid, sports editor, Martha Burches and Nancy Recktenwall, also page editors, discuss their pages before they go to the printer. Philosopher CHARACTER IS HIGHER THAN INTELLECT 100 Concluding many long hours of strenuous work, Gee Gee Burcham, editor, makes her exit from the journalism room. Editor of the daily bulletin, Virginia Ballarino, with her trustworthy typewriter pounds out the bulletin each day. Jean Jasper, teen correspondent to the Glen Park Herald and the Gary Post Tribune, looks over her copy after it is printed. After a work filled day the journalism room is once again clean and ready for another day. Mrs. Katheryn Welsh has many responsibilities since she is the sponsor of both the Philosopher and Business staffs. Jeanne Allman, who is in charge of the bulletin board, scrambles through many colored letters trying to find the ones she wants. Sandy Cox, Darlene Popp, business manager, Diane Wozniak, Pat Failla, Karen Yover, and Jeanne Eckert count and keep records of all money taken in by the Publications Staffs. 1964 Quill and Blade Staff Design Editors Cindy Piet, Carol Gersack Copy Advisor Miss Angela Hannagan Student Life Advertising Gloria Chiabai Academic Faculty Margie Kucan, Elaine Kouvelas Sports Harriet Siegle, Martha Ward Lorraine Sack man Index Linda Szymanski Clubs Anita Thomas, Album Nancy Pinkerton, Sue Vorwald Yearbook Advisor Mr. George Strimbu 1964 Quill and Blade Staff PHOTOGRAPHER Dana Dalka PHOTOGRAPHER George Rogge PHOTOGRAPHER Dave Pavol PHOTOGRAPHER Bob Jensen PHOTOGRAPHER George Finch CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHER Larry Kantroski M !• I] , ■ m II ' aa 4iJJ ati ui Bii, a. .V r r m i PHOTOGRAPHER Terry Hill • Seventeen journalism students were inducted into the Lew Wallace Chapter of Quill Scroll, an international honorary society for high school journalists. • Under the direction of Mrs. Katheryn Welsh, sponsor of the organization, officers were elected and pins were distributed to the newly initiated members. • Being accepted for membership was a reward for the students who spent many long hours in the field of journalism. Quill Scroll OFFICERS—Martha Ward, secretary, Sharon McQuaid, treasurer, Karen Kusta, vice president, and Elaine Kouvelas, president. QUILL AND SCROLL MEMBERS—Lorraine Sackman, Sue Vorwald, Martha Burches, Harriet Siegle, Jean Jasper, Nancy Pinkerton, Nancy Recktenwall, Margie Kucan, Gee Gee Burcham, Cindy Piet, Anita Thomas, Carol Gersack, and Gloria Chiabai. Club W CLUB W MEMBERS—Don Tokarski, Louie Lindinger, Jerry Adank, John Shinovich, John Armato, Steve Kurowski, Dennis Barlow, Rick Hurey, Bill Davis, Steve Kulavick, Gary Wilk, Bruce Wackowski, Steve Kretheotis, Rick Cokusis, Ken Sendre, Dan Orlich, Jon Forgey, Tom Miller, Bruce Burch, Tom Her¬ bert, Larry Morgan. Dan Candiano, Ed Teffeau, Hank Pieper, Jim Quartz, Stan Horvath, Bob Sheptak, Walter Kirkilewski, Jim Svetich, Bob Hurey, Rick Sepkowski, George Kos, Emilio Ramos, Joe Krol, Tom Thomas, Skip Lazzaro, Bob Malinich, Bob Wagner, Joe Stark, Howard Mohler, Ted Kinnis, A1 Mad- son, Terry Guthrie, John Apolzan, Dave Hanaway, Ben Gatch, Glenn Lodovisi, John Gielniak, Ed Lucich, Tom Jadmak, Henry Kirkilewski, Gary Heid, Tom Slama, George Buzuvis, Terry Nicksic, Dave Ponza, Fritz Ilgen, Jim McNiece. and Rich Martin. Carl Martikean, Bob Rutell, Harris Herschman, Sid Spector, Rich Oracheff, Gene Bobik, Larry Morgan, Glenn Busby, and Mr. Elmer Molchan discuss plans for their annual field day. Ham Radio Club • Providing instructions in the use and purpose of ham radios is the purpose of the Lew Wallace Amateur Radio Club sponsored by Mr. Elmer Molchan. • Students in the club met at code practice sessions to develop proficiency in sending and receiving Morse Code. • The members participated in two field trips. The first one demonstrated the usefulness of ham radios during emergency and disaster conditions. Contacting other ham radio operators in various parts of the state was the purpose of a twenty-four hour field day. Rich Oracheff, Gene Bobik, Glenn Busby, Ron Cristallo, and Harris Herschman send and receive signals in a morse code practice session. 102 Bill Gilson, Cathy McKenzie, Gail Meinberg. Gail Alexander, Tom Serynek. Joan Zaideman, Vicki Beckham, Jeannine Eckert practice for the Senior Play. Senior Drama, Stage Crew Ron Markovich. Dan Trembicki, A1 Madson, Allen Eng, Jerry Pusateri, Serge Mizerak, Glen Lodovisi, Joe Wilcock, Bill Gilson, David Wirick, and Jerry Wirick are members of stage crew. Auditorium Council, Thespians OFFICERS—Martha Ward, treasurer, Cindy Piet, secretary, Mari Bor- jan, president, and Norma Wilson, vice president. MEMBERS —First row: Richard Croll, Jean Jasper, Lil Jensen, Paula Weeks, Karen Pazak, and Pam Wilk. Second row: Rich Luzzi, Bitz Mack, Mary Jo Boylan, Carol Tanner, Sandy McNiel, Nancy Cook, and Peggy Cooke. Third row: Laurel Gersack, Cindy Bulza, Carol Gersack, Lorraine Sackman, Mickey Adlesich, Marsha Dendy, and Joann Hermes. OFFICERS—Cathy Svetanoff, clerk, Vicki Beckham, secretary, Tom Serynek, vice president, Hope Hills, treasurer, and Jean Jasper, president. THESPIAN MEMBERS—Mari Borjan, Carol Fisher, John Blake, and Glenn Busby. Not pictured: Gail Alexander, Kathy Ivany, Linda Orlich, Sharron White, and Stefania Svetich. 104 R.O.T.C. Bill Fagg, Captain, inspects the uniforms of John Schuetzenhof, Joe Nicholson, Dan Draia, Louie Girgenti, Bill Carper and Stanley Scholl, Honor Council members. Honorary Captain Clelia Girgenti, Honorary Colonel Nancy Guinee, and Honorary Captain Loretta Starzynski help plan for the Military Ball and attend Honor Council meetings. Louise Vukusic marks the spot as Linda Ross, Sherry Martikean, Brenda Rogers, Betty Scott, Jo Ann Wozniak, Sandy Matunas and LaDonna Wood look on. R.O.T.C. OFFICERS —First row: Bill Carper, 2nd Lt., Louie Girgenti, 1st Lt., John Schuetzenhof, Assistant Warrant Officer. Second row: Dennis Sobat, 2nd Lt., Stanley Scholl, Captain, Matt Hartosh, Assistant War¬ rant Officer. Third row: Ben Saims, 2nd Lt., and Bill Fagg, Captain. 4 Denise Walters, president, explains the percentages for rifle drills to Carol Fisher, Loretta Starzynski, Sue Howe, Kay Kramer, Judy Pall, Nancy Guinee, Karen Huffman, Rita Anthony, Cindy Kunske, and Barbara Verplank. • Raising the flag each morning, standing guard at football and basketball games, and funeral detail were among the many activities of the Reserve Officers Training Corps. • Awards and Decoration Day and the Military Ball were the highlights of the Sergeant Bobby Hicks watches Stanley Scholl, John Smedcrovac, Ben Saims, Melvin Fagg, and Bill Fagg, members of the rifle team, as they line up their shots. year. R.O.T.C. CADETS —First row: Ben Saims, Bill Carper, Matt Hartosh, Dennis Sobat, Louie Girgenti, Bill Fagg, John Schuetzenhof. Second row: First Rank; Ed Dilley, Joe Nichol¬ son, Dan Uzelac, Jack Nolan, David Herrera, Robert Zweig, Ted Uzelac, Roger Stemply, Gus Iracleanos, Terry Dykhuis. Third row: Second Rank; David Wilson, Jerry Kurdelak, David Hecker, Peter Ruschak, Joe Lugar, Phil Klus. David Wirick, Melvin Fagg. Fourth row: Third Rank; Dennis Fossey. Don Reno, Richard Maryonovich, Mike Hulick, Don Dula, Gerald Pusateri, Ronald Freeman. Fifth row: Fourth Rank; Doug Johns, Tom Farroh, Tom Harrison, Ron Ramage, John Smede- rovac, James Payton, Robert Bell. Sixth row: Fifth Rank; Mike Hritz, Richard Grubb, Herbert Schweitzer, Jeff Seamples, Charles Szabo, Dan Draia. 105 OFFICERS AND COUNCIL —First row: Colleen Bryson, Stephany Sokol, sports-co-ordinators, Jo Ann Elischer, presi¬ dent, Nancy Guinee, secretary-treasurer, Loretta Starzynski, and Kathy Hydo. Second row: Sue Houser, Jean Jasper, Marsha Little, Barbara Piatek, Shirley Kompir, Judy Pall, and Pat Carich. Sue Howe and Tira Yermack are not pictured. GAA. • The GAA school year of activities began with the initiation that, despite all the fun, included the traditional candlelight service and the reading of the GAA pledge. • Along with competitive league bowling, volleyball, varsity basketball, swimming, softball and ping-pong, the girls sponsored a candy sale, and the GAA mothers sponsored a card and bunco party. • Before the holidays members enjoyed the Christmas potluck with its usual old-fashioned song fest, and this year Santa Claus himself dropped in to say, “Hello. ” The end of the year brought the annual campout, and at this time the awards to outstanding members were presented and new officers were announced. “Jump,” yell Roberta Erfurth, Carole Dillman, and Amy Pruitt to Syra Weaver and Pat McQuilkin. “Kick the ball! 1 Heather Hardie, Marsha Little, Stephany Sokol, Sue Houser, Gerri Orlich, Martha Litton. Zagorka Lozanovski, and Marlene Bowman improve their bowling skills by attending G.A.A. bowling. 106 A “Good! We made some more points! Hank Pieper receives a leg injury. 106D VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM —First row: Managers, B. Homoky, D. Davies. B. Wackowski. Second row: G. Wilk, B. Hurey, S. Kurowski. B. Harkness, T. Thomas, D. Sharp, T. Herbert. D. Dulla, D. Hales, M. Cooper, D. Simola, P. Benjamin, G. Heid, D. Ponzo, T. Mai is. Third row: C. Wardrip, T. Kokos, T. Chabrajia, N. Ares, F. Walker, J. Adams, S. Horvath. G. Kos, S. Lazarro, L. Lindinger, J. Quantz, T. Miller, J. Shinovich, R. Orlich. M. Rigotti, K. Ortosky, H. Furlow. Fourth row: H. Nehring, J. Ireland, V. Saliano, P. Madi¬ son. L. Moke. C. Hawrys, D. French, A. Sajda, R. Maples, J. Sopko, D. Gatch. J. Minarich, G. Damian, J. Forgey, H. Pieper, R. Cifalia, S. Fressle. Fifth row: D. Tokarski, D. Orlich, B. Davis, D. Barlow, J. Armato, C. Pazera, J. Apolzan, E. Teffeau, J. Martin, T. Linger, O. Penzato, R. Hurey, G. Gikas, W. Tucker, B. Crompton, D. Pekech, S. Buha. Hornets show their enthusiasm at Homecoming as they tear through the football. Hornets Tie For City Champs • Hard practice proved fruitful for the gridmen as they completed the season tying with Gary Roosevelt for the city championship. The Hornets had many exciting games, such as our encounter with Horace Mann when we came from behind to win, 20-13. Spirits were riding high that night, as Coach Herbert was carried off the field by the players. • Great skill was displayed when the Hornets romped over the Emerson Tornadoes, 38-6, at our Homecoming. • Although the team played a great offensive game, they couldn’t stop the Hammond Wildcats from plunging through the line as the Hornets fell to defeat, 41-13. • In rain, sleet, or snow, the Hornets come through with victory. They demonstrated this to the drenched spectators who brought raincoats and umbrellas to come and watch our final victory over Crown Point. • Because of the efforts of the entire squad, a 7-2 record was rendered. We They Emerson (Football-O-Rama) 13 0 Valparaiso 31 13 Horace Mann 20 13 Froebel 9 12 Emerson 38 6 Hammond 13 41 Hobart 21 6 Tolleston 20 13 Roosevelt 14 13 Crown Point 12 0 107 Charge Here ' s mud in your eye! George Kos runs into Panther territory during the Roosevelt game. Reserves Capture City Title, RESERVE We They Roosevelt 25 6 Emerson 28 6 Tolleston 19 27 Horace Mann 28 6 FRESHMAN Pulaski 6 0 Roosevelt 20 0 Tolleston 6 23 E. C. Washington 14 12 Emerson 13 0 Froebel 13 18 Horace Mann 13 7 A freshman gridder runs for a touchdown. A reserve player is a few yards from the goal. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM —First row: P. Dudak, R. Cokusis, B. Schmick, T. Her¬ bert. T. Wheat. D. Wood, T. Vance, T. Sanchez, N. Coveris, D. Evans, B. Maxey, G. Samardzija, A. Georgian. Second row: J. Irak, B. Belei, J. Daugherty, D. Tucker, S. Hampton, V. Williams, M. Orlich. J. Estep, J. Northcott, D. Shelboume, R. Ensalaco, D. Pop, L. Sams, D. Moskovsky, D. Stutler, Coach George Rykovich. Third row: R. Czubik, R. Jones, J. Hoff¬ man. R. Harty, D. Kalkonoff, L. Slama, T. Mandon, M. Svetanoff, E. Zdobylak, D. Szentasy, L. Lenon, C. Christman. B. Johnston. Fourth row: M. Dobis, C. Schlegal, D. Milak, C. Anstead, J. Lemaich, B. Alvarez, R. Reid, J. Blackwell, S. Zakula, G. Jenkins, D. Gile. • The reserves, following in the footsteps of the varsity gridmen, captured the city title with the help of Coach Larry Martin, by defeating Horace Mann, 28-6. Spurred on by a will to win, the reserve team played exceptionally well both offensively and defensively. • This year Coach George Rykovich had the task of molding some fifty-six boys into a freshman squad. The task completed after many hours of hard practice, the team went out on the field and gave outstanding performances which was shown by their 7-2 record. • Since both teams have illustrated skill and determination, the varsity team will inherit many good prospects for the coming season. The freshmen rush out on the field for the second half. While Freshman Gain Experience Ken Sendre awaits the ball. • Never have the netmen shown as much enthusiasm as in the ’63 season when they tied with Horace Mann for the city championship. Two strong team members who helped the group through some difficult matches were Dave Fesko and Bob Sheptak. • Hammond High and Hammond Clark were too strong for the Hornets as they dropped both games, 5-0, which left us tied for third place in the conference. Since six of the seven team members will be returning next year, they are expected to have another promising season. A backhand shot by Bob Sheptak. Photo by George Rogge Net men Tie For First in City Dave Fesko stretches to make the last point for Wallace. Bob Sheptak attempts a difficult shot. TENNIS TEAM—G. Lodovisi, B. Wagner. M. Yakubec. K. Sendre, R. Martin, D. Fesko, B. Sheptak. Mild Weather Encourages Early Practice 114 Get ready . . . get set . . .go! • Late January began an¬ other practice season for the newly coached cinder- men. Because of mild weather, Coach Michael Jennings was able to start the team on outside condi¬ tioning earlier than usual. In addition to outdoor ac¬ tivities, the team lined the first floor corridor where they were subjected to vig¬ orous exercising. At the Chicago Field House the boys had their first opportunity to exhibit experience gained in prac¬ tice. Time out. The cindermen on their last lap around the field. Hamers Possess Determination Allen Eng is the first Wallace harrier to place during the Michigan City meet. The harriers are on their way. • From September to November, a group of Wallace boys can be seen running through the halls, around the balcony of the gym, and down 47th Avenue to Cleveland. These strong- willed boys are the Wallace harriers. • This year Coach Michael Jennings took over the position of developing an able Cross-Country team. Since the Coach was new, both he and the team had to practice long, hard hours to get ready to meet their opponents. Despite the fact that the harriers didn’t win most of their meets, the boys possessed a great determination and toward the end of the season, their record picked up. • An experienced harrier team will begin the ’64 season. 115 CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM —First row: D. Candiano. E. Ramos, A. Madson, T. Guthrie, J. Bleicher, S. Pytel, R. Freeman. Second row: T. Milteer, T. Jodrnak, D. Flowers, W. Kirkilew- ski. Coach Michael Jennings, H. Kirkilewski, B. Burch. T. Slama, A. Eng. R. Sepkowski. Mat men Engage in Challenging Sport Jim Quantz hopes for an early pin. Gary Wilk racks up another two Congratulations. points for his team. WRESTLING TE1AM —First row: S. Kretheotis. J. Krol, J. Svetich, R. Recktenwall, V. Shapkaroff, R. Cokusis. Second row: R. Renfro, N. Sibich, R. Luzzi, P. Madison, D. Wood, W. Drozda. Third row: T. Malis, R. Sepkow- ski, J. Quantz, T. Thomas, D. Simola, C. Martikean. Fourth row: B. Hurey, G. Wilk, R. Hurey. ittfli Rick Hurey gains an advantage over his opponent. We They Tolleston 13 33 E. C. Washington 58 0 Hammond Clark 15 36 Gary Roosevelt 11 35 East Gary Edison 34 14 Marian 15 31 River Forest 37 13 Emerson 8 37 Horace Mann 10 34 Griffith 24 22 • Wrestling is one of the most challenging sports in the world, and one of the most physically demanding. It calls on more muscles, takes keener body conditioning than most sports, and requires intensive training and preparation. Success in wrestling depends not only on strength but also on resourcefulness, alertness, speed, agility, endurance, stamina, and skill. It is a quick, strenuous, body-contact and body-building sport. • Wrestling is an individual sport at its best. Once a wrestler enters a contest, the final outcome is his own responsibility. The coach cannot send in advice or any substitute if a wrestler’s powers begin to wane. He cannot take “time out” to discuss his difficulties; his success depends upon his own intelligence, determination, and physical powers. • Wrestling is unique in one respect; everyone has a fair chance because opponents are matched according to weight. • Wrestling bouts are divided into three two-minute periods. The first is started from a standing position with the first objective being to “take down” the opponent and gain an offensive position. For the second and third periods, wrestlers alternate beginning in either the offensive or the defensive half of the referee’s position, with the goal of working the opponent directly into a pin against the mat. If a wrestler outscores his opponents he is awarded three team points; if he is ahle to pin his opponent he is given five points. The points contribute to the team’s final score. by Rick Sepkowski Coach Polly and team members Dan Sharp, George Kos, John Hady, Greg Sadowski, Tom Herbert, Skip Lazzaro, Dennis Litherland, and John Armato, and manager, Jim Van Wienen watch the game from the sidelines. Cagemen End Season VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE We They Roosevelt 49 78 South Bend Adams 53 67 Wirt 81 61 Horace Mann 60 51 East Chicago Roosevelt 52 50 Emerson 78 43 Bishop Noll 75 87 Hammond Clark 81 66 East Chicago Washington 70 61 Hammond Tech 73 81 Hammond Morton 65 70 Froebel 67 86 Hammond High 50 82 Mishawaka 67 98 Tolleston 51 65 Hobart 66 62 Valparaiso 65 89 Whiting 89 59 Bob Malinich drives to the bottom of the key and lays up another two pointer for the Hornets. • Bobby Malinich provided a thrilling night for Wallace fans as he scored 55 points to earn the conference scoring title. His suc¬ cess could not have been achieved without the strong sup¬ port of the rest of the team. • This year Coach Don Poli- zotto had the opportunity of working with a more experienced group of boys who really showed their ability as they upset E. C. Roosevelt 52-50. • As the season moved along faster, so did the cagemen. Roger Taylor was right under the bas¬ kets for the rebounds while Joe Martin, Artie Yagodnik, and Tom Linger always seemed to be right there, ready and waiting. • With these outstanding quali¬ ties and team work, the Hornets gave their spectators an exciting season. with 9-11 Record 119 Joe Martin prepares to chalk up another two points. A discussion with Tom Linger, Joe Martin, Roger Taylor, Art Yagodnik, and Bob Malinich, the starting players. to catch a rebound. Dribble . . . • 122 Reserves and Frosh • Mr. Bill Kukoy, a former Wallace graduate, took over the position of re¬ serve coach. The boys practiced many evenings in the Baily Gym to prepare themselves for the long season facing them. The reservists got a slow start, but during the remainder of their games they began to show the potentials that their new coach stated they had early in the season. • Early each Saturday morning, the freshmen team had its chance to prove what it had learned the week before in the practice sessions with Coach Clarence Day. These future reserve and varsity players were taught the fundamentals such as co-ordination, sportsmans hip, and team play which are basic require¬ ments of all teams. The boys learned fast and played well throughout the season. RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM —First row: B. Warieka, D. Thomas, G. Damian, M. Andreoli, R. Croll. Second row: R. Martin, B. Koldus, J. Mina- rich. J. Gielniak, L. Beaudreau. RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM We They Roosevelt 40 60 S. B. Adams 52 59 Wirt 39 41 Horace Mann 50 56 E. C. Roosevelt 36 52 Emerson 57 32 Froebel 61 72 E. C. Washington 28 66 Hammond Tech 47 61 Hammond Morton 51 42 Hammond High 58 42 Mishawaka High 51 42 Tolleston 38 58 Hobart 61 50 Valporaiso 64 51 Will Soon See Varsity Action FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD We They Valparaiso 46 55 East Chicago Washington 34 64 Roosevelt 54 57 Froebel 48 70 Tolleston 37 47 Pulaski 44 65 Edison 52 57 Valparaiso 61 48 Froebel 45 55 Horace Mann 49 60 Emerson 61 47 Calumet 33 40 Wirt 44 32 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM —First row: J. Bravo, T. Sanchez. E. Dartz, T. Goss, A. Psimos. Second row: D. Szentasy, D. Evans, B. Wellnitz, N. Coveris, D. Shelborne, T. Mandon, M. Adams. Third row: W. Wiggins, M. Monojlovic, T. Jadrnak, B. Alvarez, S. Zakula, T. Hallman, H. DeVaney, G. Marks. Relay They’re off . . . • The ’63- ' 64 season was very successful for the mermen as they swam to victory and earned the city championship with a total of 55 points. Jim Qualizza repeated as city diving champ and other first place winners in¬ cluded Ben Gatch in the 100-yard back- stroke and Bob Burns, Bill Green, George Bogdanich, and David Shirk in the 160-yard medley. Coach Ed Troy practiced with the team both after school and in the even¬ ings to perfect the skill needed for their outstanding performances. The tankmen have a good chance of keeping possession of the city trophy be¬ cause a good part of the team will return next year as major lettermen. SWIMMING SCOREBOARD Wirt We 59 They 36 Gary Roosevelt 56 39 Michigan City 45 50 Whiting 50 43 Valparaiso 29 66 Chesterton 66 29 Portage 48 46 Thornton Fractional South 29 66 Hammond High 35 60 Horace Mann 51 44 Hammond Noll 44 51 Froebel 60 35 A merman prepares the pool for the meet. The team admires the trophy won in the Winter Carnival. Dave Bishop performs another winning dive. Mermen Earn City Crown VARSITY SWIMMING TEAM —First column: B. Drag, J. McNiece, D. Bishop, R. Boyer, J. Buhner, J. Rose, D. Shirk. Second column: R. Dalby, B. Green, T. Slama, G. Foley. Third column: G. Buzuvis, J. Qualizza, D. Hale, J. Stark, G. Bogdanich. Fourth column: M. Kappas, B. Gatch, D. Ponzo, D. Gatch, C. Pullara. Linksmen Hope To Make It Eight GOLF TEAM— First row: R. Kacir, R. Coican, G. Buzuvis. Dennison. D. Olson. B. Brown. Coach William Mills. GOLF SCOREBOARD We They Dyer 175 172 Michigan City 175 167 Merriville 178 187 Crown Point 175 182 Hammond Morton 175 181 Hammond High 163 167 Crown Point 176 177 Hammond Morton 176 187 Hammond Clark 176 182 Hammond Morton 166 184 Dyer 166 170 Merriville 166 168 Hammond Tech 170 186 Gary Roosevelt 175 195 Highland 175 188 Horace Mann 181 186 Emerson 175 202 East Chicago Washington 179 196 Tolleston 158 262 Lowell 166 180 East Chicago Roosevelt 166 175 Wirt 168 187 Valparaiso 176 162 Second row: T. Milteer, R Coach Mills explains to Ron Kacir the proper way to hold a club. Coach Mills, Bill Brown, and Ronnie Dennison go over the final scores. • The future looks promising to the core of returning linksmen as they hope to re¬ peat past performances by capturing the city title. Coach William Mills is confi¬ dent that practice and hard work will put his boys in the condition needed to once again reign as champs. • In ’63 the team again gained the city crown for the seventh consecutive year. It is hoped that the ’64 season will make it the eighth. Intramurals Provide Seasonal Activities Coach Polk presides over all intramural activities. Another two points for class 53. Homerooms 53 and 54 participate in intramural basketball. Free-style races are frequent in intramural swimming. • Intramurals provide op¬ portunities for all boys to take part in various sports’ activities. Organizing and scheduling these different programs is the responsibil¬ ity of Coach Richard Polk. • Beginning in the fall, the boys participated in flag football and the Turkey Trot. As the year pro¬ gressed, the activities for the boys increased. Basket¬ ball, swimming, and bowl¬ ing became an after school habit during the cold winter months. A new addition to the program for 1964 in¬ cluded a pool tournament, which is the current craze among the male students. • With the advent of spring came such team sports as baseball and track. J i 1 rl t 1 H 1 1 l t l t- , , i i-, i- , i , ' l , 1 , 1 , 1 |■ � i � | i - f 1 i 1 | 1 i f ■ i ■ i ■ i i mm i i rfp | r bP 11 1 1 1 1 1 11 | 1 ; i T 5r r - [T; 1 1 ; i ; i|i|j If !: 1 ' i 1 1—r i 1 i 1 i ' mix � - i . i I i r-L VARSITY CHEERLEADERS—Rita Banks. Sandy McNiel, Carol Kocevar, Janette Opsitnik, Mary Ann Thompson, and Barbara Razus. • Cheering the varsity teams to victory was the job of Carol Kocevar, Janette Opsitnik, Sandy McNiel, Barbara Razus, Mary Ann Thompson, and Rita Banks, varsity cheerleaders, who were under the direction of Miss Angela Hannagan. • The reserve cagemen were spurred on to success by Cindy Piet, Joyce Boor, Pat Naidoff, Ellen Shipman, Cindy Brock, and Sylvia Crocus. • The cheering squad acquired a portable PA system this year. It can be set on a tripod or carried, and has automatic tone control. Carol Kocevar tests the new PA system. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS—Ellen Ship- Miss Hannagan discusses the game during man, Pat Naidoff, Joyce Boor, Sylvia Crocus, halftime. Cindy Brock, and Cindy Piet. Victory Inspired by Cheerleaders The batsmen proved 130 themselves to be quite a team in the ’63 season as they captured the city title with a record of 9 and 4 and then went on to tie with Horace Mann for the eastern division of the W-N1HSC champion¬ ship. The boys displayed skill and determination in the playoff games with Mann and 1963 came up with the win necessary to gain full Hobart possession of the eastern Gary Roosevelt title. E. C. Roosevelt • The team then met with Hammond Tech Horace Mann Hammond High, the western Emerson victors, for a series of playoff Tolleston games to determine who Valparaiso would claim the Conference Froebel crown. They were defeated 5 Valparaiso to 4 and 7 to 3 by the Emerson Hammond team although the Tolleston batsmen demonstrated Froebel outstanding ability in fielding Horace Mann and pitching. Since many of the team’s lettermen are returning for the ’64 season, spirits are soaring high for another victorious record. k Forward to A not her Winn 1963 SCOREBOARD We 8 2 1 12 3 4 8 4 12 2 1 9 4 2 They 8 5 5 0 2 8 0 1 4 1 0 2 1 3 Batsmen on the bench discuss the game Coach Larry Martin views a game from the sidelines. Determination. A team member slides to safety. 130A 1964 BASEBALL SCHEDULE April 17 Roosevelt April 27 Horace Mann April 29 Emerson May 4 Tolleston May 6 Froebel May 11 Valparaiso May 13 Horace Mann May 15 Emerson May 18 Tolleston May 20 Froebel May 22 Valparaiso A defeated Wallacite walks off the field. Album Photo by Dave Pavol Senior Class History • With the beginning of our last year in high school, our activities and classes had more meaning to us. Realizing that we would have to face hard competition to enter college, we wanted to do the best we possibly could. Our activities also meant much to us. The first of these was the election of our class officers and later we watched proudly as they were sworn into office. Our schedules were filled with classes that would put the finishing touches on our high school education. Trigonometry and physics completed our studies in ad¬ vanced math and science, while in English, Shake¬ speare ' s Macbeth was thoroughly discussed. Team teaching in civics was a new experience for us, while in economics we concentrated on our economic system. 130D Tom Linger Bob Kusmierczyk Sandy Thomas Sandy McNiel president vice president secretary treasurer Things went along normally and before we knew, it was time for the Senior Reception, January 29. This was our first big social function. From then on we thought only of graduation. The following events led to the climax: ordering calling cards and invitations, get¬ ting measured for caps and gowns, and working to make our Senior Prom, May 22, the best. Now with Senior Activity Day, Baccalaureate, and most important of all Commencement, near at hand, we look back and remember, but more than that, we look forward and plan. For on the night of June 3rd twelve years of schooling will be ended with the distribution of our diplomas. Seniors Halina Adamczyk Michaeleen Adlesich Gail Alexander Charles Allen Linda Anderson Della Andrews Pat Angerski Tasos Anthony John Apolzan John Armato Kathy Avirett Janet Bachinski Art Bailey Keith Ball Virginia Ballarino Pat Ballwav Class of 64 Dennis Barlow Marianne Barney Steven Bartosh Cynthia Basiger Vickie Beckham Betty Belcher Mike Bencze Bill Bensie Barbara Bettencourt Jim Biernat Sharon Binkley Carol Birdsong John Blake Bob Blaze Gene Bobik Don Bodinger Seniors Tina Bojko Joyce Boor Mari Borjan Joella Bower Roberta Bower Mary Jo Boylan Marilyn Brasher James Brasich Genevieve Burcham Martha Burches Robert Burrell Glenn Busby John Buzanowski Bob Camarata Kathy Campbell Pat Carich Gloria Chiabai Class of 64 Jack Caudill Becky Caylor Jeff Cleary Tony Clements Jerry Collins Bob Colosimo Nancy Cook 134 Peggy Cooke Carol Coonce Conway Cooper Judy Cooper Sandy Cox Karen Crnkovich Cheryl Culbertson Darlene Czerwin Tom Daley Ron Dartz Bill Davis Terry Davis Bob DeFrance Marsha Dendy AI DePra Carol Devyak Gregory Dimos Bill Dinwoodie Judy Dinwoodie Linda Douthitt Ken Dowdy Bill Drake Dan Drohosky Diane Druskovich Class of ’64 Lynn Drozda Paula Dziubla Jeannine Eckert Bruce Eichstadt Dorothy Elieff Jo Ann Elisher Larry Endsley Bill Fagg John Fastero Jan Felton Carolyn Fenchak Seniors Don Ferguson Mike Feterick Toni Finoli Carol Fisher George Fisher Karen Floyd Jon Forgey Erlinda Garcia Lana Gilbert Louie Girgenti Bonnie Glenn Sue Glennon Class of 64 Ronald Glibota Carmella Greco Clara Greco Bill Green Phyllis Gudinas Pat Guelfo John Hady Cheryl Hall Robert Harkness Matt Hartosh Dave Harvoth A1 Hasara Seniors Larry Heard Jo Ann Hermes David Higgins Terry Hill Ray Hollopeter Dave Horbovetz Mike Horn Susan Houser Michele Hrnjak Bob Hurey Rick Hurey Kathleen Hydo Vernon Ikeler Kathy Ivany Craig Jackson Carol Jahn Class of ' 64 Mariann Kaminski Elaine Keen Michael Kennedy Gary Kinnis Nancy Klym Marvin Knoch Carl Kobe Carol Kocevar Seniors Kathy Kochek Stan Kolczak Carol Koontz Linda Kormett Mike Kornafel Janice Kos Sharon Kosak Dan Koscho Ron Kosto Elaine Kouvelas Bob Koval Don Kozicki Class of 64 Dolores Kurdelak Jerry Kurdelak Ken Kurowski Larry Kurowski Steve Kurowski Bob Kusmierczyk Karen Kusta Larry Lambert David Lammons Bob Langmesser Richard Laster Mark Lazarowicz Ron Lenaburg Barbara Lenart Grace Leto Ron Leuca Seniors Ted Leucuta Joyce Lewontuk Linda Lincicome Linda Liebharth John Lincoln Tom Linger Christine Lis Dennis Litherland Bill Lothian Dean Luck Bruce Lyon Audrey Lyon Ed Majeski Bob Malinich Georgeann Mandich Mike Mandich Mike Manion Bernie Marckese Larry Marquardt Joe Martin Kent Maybaum Tom Mazzaro Betsy McCaughey Dave McColpin Cathy McKenzie Charles Mcllvenna Sandy McNiel Sharon McQuaid Gail Meinberg Ken Michalik Arlene Mihaluk Jim Mikusevich Seniors Juanita Millan Pam Mills Bill Mitchell Serge Mizerak Alan MlodZinski Margie Momot ■ 1 W ' - 5 : JL 2k J Rich Mordi Larry Morgan Jeff Morris Joyce Mizerak Aleda Monahan Eileen Morrissey Eileen Mortensen John Moskovich Donna Mroz Ron Naccarato Class of ' 64 Pat Naidoff Bill Namovich Natalie Navicky Arlene Nawojski A1 Nicoletto Tony Nokovic Pat Olis Ann Maire Olszewski Hannah Opacic Janette Opsitnik Rich Oracheff Dan Orlich Geraldine Orlich Linda Orlich Judy Pall Frank Panchak Seniors Ted Pankiewicz Karen Pazak Chuck Pazera Onie Penzato Cindy Piet Nancy Pinkerton Pat Pitlow Ron Polomchak John Pitula Darlene Popp Ron Potee John Powell Marjorie Price Jim Qualizza Pearl Quiroz Noelia Ramos Class of 64 Nancy Recktenwall Judy Redmond Bonnie Reid Sandi Ranilovich Lorraine Sackman David Sarnicki Tim Sasak Caro le Schlegel Stanley Scholl John Schuelzenhofer Jim Schultz Judy Seepers Ken Sendre Richard Serynek Tom Serynek Ray Setlak Dan Sharp Harriet Siegle Karyn Simciak Jim Skorich Bill Slepcevich Gary Smally Jim Smederovac Dan Smith Michael Smith Sandy Smock Tim Spicer George Sposito Class of 64 Donna Stalowy Mark Starr Loretta Starzynski Jim Stewart David Stockwell Derry Stone Cathy Svetanoff Stefania Svetich Jill Swanson Tom Szabo Pat Szczerba Jeanne Szybala Carole Tanner Allen Taylor Roger Taylor Anita Thomas Seniors Sandy Thomas David Timmons Don Tokarski Jeff Torreson Mike Trilpo Dan Uzelac John Valetich Dennis Vajner Peter Vasil Barbara Verplank Fran Vician Karen Vician Chris Vlahos John Vogt Stefanie Volkanovich Della Vonderheid Class of 64 Helene Vorkapich Sue Vorwald Louise Vukusic Cherry Walker Letty Wallace Denise Walters Martha Ward Harry Wease Jim White Tom White Joe Wilcock Norma Wilson Pam Wisner Ray Wlodarski Dorothy Wojtan Sharalee Wolfe Seniors Carol Wood Linda Woods Diane Wozniak Jo Ann Wozniak Carol Yedinak Tira Yermack Karen Yover Mike Yovovich Joan Zaideman Darlene Zajkowski Helen Zakrzewski Karen Zieba Class of 64 Connie Zirk John Zivic Shirley Zivich Larry Kantroski 154 Senior Class Sponsors Mrs. Helen Penny Miss Lola Lemon Miss Helen Rzepka Miss Beatrice Sandies Miss Dagna Simpson Miss Adele Gwinn Mr. Kenneth Lowenberg Mr. Arthur Manning Mr. Robert Yates Mr. Dom Polizotto Mr. Paul Pieroni Mr. James Hill Class of 196 Junior Class History • We juniors didn ' t find it hard to believe that we were finally “upperclassmen. We had waited a long time to reach our third year in high school. Confidently we elected our class officers knowing that they would do a good job. After that we were ready to settle down to work. George Buzuvis vice president Challenging work such as Giants in the Earth, term topics, which required long hours of hard work and concentration, chemistry and Algebra 11, that intro¬ duced us to new concepts in science and math, kept us busy. But we welcomed the challenges so we could prove ourselves worthy of the title of “upperclassmen. The thought of having our own prom, the Junior Prom, April 4, instead of just a class party was some¬ thing to work for and enjoy. Doug Hauser treasurer Juniors Sharon Accettura, Charles Adams, Jerry Adank, Jeanne Allman, Susan Andrews, Rudy Antala, Wanda Arbuckle, Nick Ares. Dayna Arnold, Gloria Aubuchon, Jim Auten, Jeanne Baker, Linda Barbosa, Sandy Barnes, Cathy Barney, Rod Basiak. Bobbie Batcha, Russell Baumeister, Phil Beal, Nancy Beck. Jim Bell, Robert Bell, Janet Belo- pavlovich, Clint Bentley. Dave Bentley. Ann Besmark, Carol Bianchi, Josephine Bianco, Lorraine Biedulewicz, Dan Biggs, Randy Biggs, Laurel Bingman. Charles Birdwell. Cathy Bisbis, Barbara Blash, Frances Blazevich, Joe Bodo. Cindy Bosak. By¬ ron Boswell, Marilyn Bradford. Barbara Bradley, Marsha Bradon, Bonnie Bra- sic, Paula Braun, Bill Brown, Carolyn Brown, Terry Brown, William Bruner. Colleen Bryson. Dennis Bubac, Carol Buhner, Roni Buhring, Diane Bumbales, Bruce Burch, George Buzuvis, Donald Callahan. Andy Carlson, David Carmony, William Carp¬ er. Larry Carr, Donna Cash, Joe Centanni, Agnes Chiabai, John Chiabai. Tom Chowning, Connie Christakis, Wayne Claxton, Carol Clement, Jack Coffey, Sa ndra Cogley, Sherry Cogley, Rich Coican. Cami Cokusis, Mike Collins, Donna Conder, Nick Cost, Charlene Costo, Richard Cox, Ron Cristallo, Sylvia Crocus. Kay Croll, William Crompton, Alan Czarnecki, Connie Czerwin, Barbara Daley, Dana Dalka, Terri Damian, Bonnie Danford. Vincent Daniels. Rick Davies, Janet Davis, Lorrie Davis, Pat Deere, Jeanne Denesuk, Pat Dickerson, Eddie Dilley. Cynthia Dimitroff, Chuck Dohib, Linda Doidge, Dwight Dommer, Tim Doyle. Darlene Dravet, Don Dulla, Jim Dumenric. 157 Class of 65 Linda Dunnam, Linda Durbin, Terry Dykhuis, A1 Eisenmenger, Wanda Elkins. Joe Elliott, Allen Eng, Susan Ernest. Bobbie Sue Espy, Linda Estrada. Patricia Fail- la, Barry Fancher, Florence Favia, Pat Fergus¬ on, John Fernandez, Robin Fernandez. David Fesko, Daryl Fielding. George Finch, Diane Firme, Daniel Flowers, Linda Flowers, Richard Fodemski, Mike Foreman. Sheila Foster, Murray Fox, Bob Frazier, Ron Freeman, Sharon Fuller, Linda Fulton, Bob Galambus, Carl Galka. Rebecca Garletts, Ben Gatch, Jo Ellen Gawor, Carol Gaydos, Geri Gedda, Sheryl George, Kathy Geresy, Jerry Gilles. Linda Gillis, Clelia Girgenti, Helene Glibota, Angela Glorioso, Steve Golub, Sandi Goodman. Mike Gottschling. Linda Gourlay. Patti Grainger, Larry Gruchalski, Suzanne Guelfo, Carol Guess, Nancy Guinee, Mike Gu- tesha, Terry Guthrie, Dave Hachlica. Marilyn Haddix, Theresa Haluska, Patricia Hamady, Kathy Harney, Ed Harrison, Tom Harrison, Doug Hauser, Betsy Hecker. Mike Heminger, Tom Herbert, Janice Herr, Harris Herschman, Cindy Heveder, Hope Hills, Marilyn Himden, Sharon Hinonski. Don Hokenson, Linda Holley, Susan Holt, Bill Homoky, Bill Horbach, Stan Horvath, Susan Howe, Michael Hritz. Karen Huffman, Michael Hulick, Barbara Hurt, Ed Ihnat, Fritz llgen, Janet Irak, Monika Iwan, Ron Jackson. Mary Jancose, John Jaremuczuk, Alan Joachim, John Johansson, Paul Jones, Judy Kacmar, Mike Kaczur, Mike Kappas. Linda Kaufman. Ted Kinnis, Henry Kirkilew- ski. Jack Kirtland, Bill Knapp, Brenda Knight, Karen Koches. Susan Komechak. Juniors Shirley Kompir, George Kos, Yvonne Kosano- vich, Spiro Kouvakas, Martha Krampe, Joe Krol, Alice Krzyzewski, Benny Kubiak. Steve Kulavick, Denise Labash. Bob La Buda, Rich Lahart, Linda Laisure, Leonard Lakomek, Nancy Lankford, Louise Lasayko. Remy Lazarowicz, Charles Lazinski, Skip Laz¬ zaro. Dan Lewandowski, John Lewis, Karen Lewis. Jim Lilley, Louie Lindinger. Marsha Little, Martha Litton, Carolyn Lopez. David Lopez, Glenn Lothian, Harry Lothian, Charles Lowe, Ed Lowe. Zagorka Lazanovski, Alice Luttinen, Lwbica Luwac, A1 Madson, Dennis Mahns, Mike Mala- ski, Pat Malich, Tim Malis. James Malone, Tom Mandich, Charlene Man- nino, Don Maples, Ron Maples, Dianne Marno, Brenda Mark, Irene Marrs. Carl Martikean, Suzanne Martin, Julie Mastroi- anni, David Mathews, Sandy Matunas, Char¬ lotte Mazeika, Linda McCabe, Tim McColly. Carol Mcllvenna, Mary Medellin, Yvette Mel¬ ton. Sonia Metroyanis, James Middleton, Joe Mielczarek, Sandra Mihich, Andy Milich. Tom Miller, Diane Mills, Tom Milteer, Rita Mireles. Phil Mishevich, Bob Mitchell. John Modos, Ted Modrowski. Howard Mohler, Alex Monanteras, Berta Mon- terrubia, Carmen Moreno, Agnes Mrak, Diane Mudrich, Gerald Munroe, Bob Muza. Virginia Nance, Crystal Neal, John Nepsa, Brenda Nicholas, Joe Nicholson, Terry Nicksic, Mary Jo Norrman, Sara Northcutt. John Novak, David Olson, Tom Orescan, Maryann Pangburn, Serafin Pardo, Dave Par¬ rott. Bruce Pattee, Dave Pavol. Sandi Payne, Kathy Pazera, Bob Peek, Katie Pee, Dan Pekech, Linda Perrah, Helen Pia- secki, Mike Pawlak. Class of ’65 160 Barbara Piatek, Ron Placey, Linda Podrebarac, Sue Poliak, Ron Podunovich, Ron Ponda, Nancy Powenski, Paul Pronze. Fred Pulcer, Jerry Pusateri, Stan Pytel, Sheila Quenett, Carol Quigley, Emilio Ramos, Joe Randazzo, Melody Raymond. Gary Reddick. Ron Renfro. Matt Renner, Don Reno, Judy Richards, Victoria Richards, George Riddle, Linda Riecan. Renee Robinson, Kathy Rockhill, Zbysak Rod- ziewicz, Felicia Rodriguez, Don Rogers, George Rogge, Gregg Ross, Karen Ross. Sylvia Roszkowski, Phyllis Rowe, Cheryl Ruka- vina, Peter Ruschak, Robert Rutell, Fred Rzonca, Barbara Sackman, Greg Sadowski. Ben Saims, Andy Sajda, Rodger Sampson. Ros¬ alie Sannicola, Ron Saporsky, Ron Sarnicki, John Sass, Carol Schacki. Jim Scott. Sherry Scott, Jeff Seamples, Rich Sepkowski, Linda Sgouros, Bob Sheptak, Thomas Sherron, Cathy Shewanick. John Shinovich, Ellen Shipman. David Shirk, Sandy Siegle, Fred Simons, Mary Simons, Pat Sizemore. Mary Skirak. Sonja Skirak, Tom Slama, Carole Smith, Kathy Smith, Kathy Sniegowski, Dennis Sobat, Ste- phany Sokol, Arthur Solomon. Ted Sorchevich, Diane Spotilla, Jerry Sprague, Pat Spurlock, Angelo Stambolos, Dale Stanke, Mary Stanzione, George Starcevich. Bill Stark, Joe Stark, Joan Steele, Jeff Stefano¬ vich. Jim Stefanovich, Roger Stemply, Dennis Stevens. Philip Stone, Carol Strincevich, Bobbie Stucker, Eleanor Sulizki, Terry Summers, Jim Svetich, Robert Swisher, Chuck Szabo. Mary Szabo, Linda Szafranski, Rose Mary Szucs, Linda Szymanski, Dave Taylor, Ed Teffeau, Frank Tenorio, Marianne Terzes, Dan Thoman. Juniors Susan Thomas, Tom Thomas, Mary Ann Thompson, Sharron Ton, Georgene Tone, Pat Travis, James Troutner, Margaret Truett. Willie Tucker, Bill Tutlewski, Jackie Under¬ wood. June Urbanski, Pat Urbanski, Ted Uze- lac, Junette Vaclavik, James Van Wien- en. William Vaseloff, Marv Vassallo. Connie Vene- goni, Robert Vittetoe, Kathy Vokurka, Clare Vullmahn, Bruce Wackowski, Robert Wagner. Barbara Walker, Carole Walker, Fred Walker, Stella Walton, Sharyn Wampler, Paula Weeks, Dave Welch, Greg White. Jerry White, Robert White, Sharron White, Dennis Wielgus, Gary Wilk, Pam Wilk, Jerry Wilkerson, Dave Wilson. David Wirick, John Wojtowicz, Ihor Woloshan- sky, Fred Wukich, Gerald Yager, Richard Yamtich, Nikki Yankovich, Leigh Yarnold. Florence Yovanoff, Pamela Yover, Patti Zark, Paul Zarych, Catherine Zdobylak. Casey Zem- lik, Casey Zulkowski, Linda Zulkowski. Junior Class Sponsors Mr. Fred Janizek Mr. Richard Polk Mr. Ernest Vereb Mr. Clarence Day Mr. Elmer Molchan Mr. George Rykovich Mr. Nick Sweigart Mr. Harold Deverick Mr. Willis McAllister Miss Evelyn Parnell Mrs. Carmen Valle Miss Shirley Bryan Mrs. Hester Courtright Mrs. Helen Mackenzie Miss Ann Novak Miss Olive Leskow Mrs. Jeanette Hady Mrs. Rochelle Brandman Sophomore Class History • As the second year of high school comes to an end, we feel completely satisfied with what we have accom¬ plished. Writing our autobiographies brought us much enjoy¬ ment as we reviewed our lives until now. We found ourselves reading Silas Marner and Julius Caesar which were requirements for English 11. Congruency, theo¬ rems, and ratios were part of the world of geometry. One of our first responsibilities was electing capable class officers. Another responsibility was choosing our class ring which brought great anticipation of being “upperclassmen.” The biggest social event of our year was the Sopho¬ more Class Party in the early spring. Remaining, are two years of high school which will consist of hard work as well as enjoyment. Sophomores Martin Acevez, Margie Adlesich, Nancy Alex¬ ander, Alice Allen, Pat Alvarado, Michael Andreoli. Carol Andrews. Nikki Angerski. Rita Anthony, Alice Apa, Linda Ashby, Janet Ashwood, Leona Atkosh, Martha Atkosh, Su¬ san Austin, John Avery. Lauren Baldea. Pat Ballard, Sandra Ballway, Albert Ban, JoAnn Banaski, Rita Banks, Dianna Bartholdi, Bob Bauer. Lyle Beaudreau, Jeff Beckham, Marsha Bellich, Doreen Bencze, Pete Benjamin, Barbara Ben¬ nett, Paul Bennett, Bill Bennington. Linda Biggs, Dave Birch, Dave Bishop, Judy Black, Wayne Blanton, Jim Bleicher, Pam Blomeyer, Barbara Bocca. Pat Boland, Peggy Bosak, John Boskovich, Terri Bothwell, Robert Boyer, Steve Bozich, Stephen Braciak, Nancy Bradford. Ronald Bradley, Georgine Brancic, Jerry Brant, Bernadette Brier, Carolyn Briski, Cindy Brock, Jyneen Bromberk. Diane Bubac. Shirley Buchko. Steve Buha, John Buhner, Cynthia Bulza, Bob Burns, Dusanka Bursae, Pamela Buzuvis, Sandy Campbell. Dan Candiano, Kathy Carr, Ted Chabraja, Debby Chastain, Linda Chmiel, David Chnupa, Nancy Chnupa, Laura Chornack. Nicolette Christie, Joe Cisarik, Rich Coffel, Ar¬ lene Cohan, Shirley Cole. Jim Cook, Van Cooley, Michael Cooper. John Cost, Shirley Courtney, Michael Cozman- off, Christine Cramvis, Richard Croll, David Current, Bob Czubik, MaryLou Dailey. Rich Dalby, Gary Damian, Marilyn Dartz, Phyllis Davich, Janice Davis, Ray Davis, Larry DeFrance, Alan DeMass. Shiela Demps, Sam Denning, Ron Dennison, Gary Deskins, Sue DeSt.Jean, Elizabeth Devine, Mary Devyak, Cheryl Ditter. Class of 66 Bob Djurich, JoAnn Domsic, Terry DoneflF, Florence Dowdy, Roger Dowdy, William Drozda. Valerie Drozda, Mary Ann Dusich. Robert Duteau, Linda Duvall, Donna Elkins, Harold Ehlers, John Embry, Wendell Engelien, Paul Erway, Lenore Etherton. James Evans, Melvin Fagg, Tom Farroh, Judy Feinberg, Tom Felinski, Joann Felton, Jamie Ferhat, Irene Ferjo. Joanne Fesko, Sandra Figge, Mary Finnerty, Dave Fisher, Lynn Fleischman, Anne Floyd, Linda Flynn, George Foley. Donna Foreman, Dennis Fossey, Eugene Fox, Susan Frankowski, Pat Frazier, Don French, Steve Fressle, Hal Furlow. Gene Galka, Richard Garner, Nora Garritano, Dwight Gary, Don Gatch, Greg George, Marsha George, Ron German. Laurel Gersack. John Gielniak, George Gikas, Tom Gill, Bill Gilson, Tim Goszewski, Robert Gottschling, Bob Gray. Sheila Gray, Janet Greco, Bill Gregoline, Alan Gregory, Ken Griffin, Mirian Guzmam, Bob Haczmarek, Don Hale. Pat Hamilton, Carol Hammond, Arlene Hau¬ sen, Frances Hansen, Pat Hansen. Terry Ha- raminac. Heather Hardie, Kathleen Harold. Alan Hatford, Marsha Haussman, John Hay, Gary Heid, Cheryl Helfrich, Ron Heminger, Peggy Hering, David Herrera. Barbara Herschman, Eugene Herskovic, Michele Heveder, Ronald Hilton, Charles Horwell, Her- shel Hoskins, Jim Howard, Hope Hmjak. Robert Hyde, Dean Iracleanos, Gus Iracleanos, James Ireland. Donna Ivancevich, Claudia Jackson, Curtis Jackson, Bob Jakob. Jan Janowski, Darrell Jeffress, Barbara Jennings, Bob Jensen, Ellis Jensen, Barbara Johnson, Ed¬ ward Johnson, Theckla Johnson. Sophomores Ken Jones, Ronald Joseph, Corine Kaczorow- ski, Carol Kalember, Julius Kantroski, Robert Kapica, Thomas Kehoe. Jim Kelly. Mary Kendron, Richard Kennedy, Joseph King, Walter Kirkilewski, Lydia Kirylowsky, Dennis Kochvar. Terry Kokos, Sharon Kolander. Bill Koldus, Gus Kontos, Robert Kopanski, Steve Kosak, Kay Kramer, Bill Krebes, Jim Kruse, Frances Krzyzewski. Pamela Kubiak, Sam Kucan. Ben Kuehnle, Ray Kukta, Cynthia Kunske, Shirley Kupka, Frank Kusmierczyk, Karen Kvortek. Dick Lake, Barbara Lakomek, Roy Lamken, Janice Langan, Donna Larkin, Leona Lashenik, Dan Lemaich. Joseph Leon. Tom Leonard, Linda Lesniak, Cornel Leucuta, Pam Liedtke, Ernie Lindinger, Glen Lodovisi, Jim Logan, John Lollis. Michael Lucich, Joseph Lugar, Cheryl Lund- gren. Rich Luzzi, Charlene Macaluso, Wayne Mack, Pat Madison, Carol Malaski. Carolyn Mallars, John Malyj, Frances Mance, Pat Manion, Rosemary Marciniak, Sandra Mar- ciniak, Milan Marich, George Markos. Joe Markos, Ron Markovich, Mary Markowicz, Loretta Markwell, Lois Marquardt, Scherrita Martikean, Andy Martin, Richard Martin. Linda Martis, Richard Maryonovich, Janice Mashenik, Andrea Matalik, Gregg McClusky, Lynda McDonald, Mary Kay McKinley, Terry McKinney. Bertha McLaughlin, James McNiece, Bill Mears, Kathy Mendoza, Pat Metroyanis, Marie Mikesell, Frank Milchak, Zagorka Milich. Karen Miller, Robert Miller, John Minarich, Lynn Miria, Steve Mitrovich, Lewis Moke, Di¬ ana Moloney, Monty Moore. Willie Moore, James Morgan, Dave Morganelli, Rudy Mrak, Suzanne Muniz, Richard Myers, George Nastav, Richard Navicky. Class of ' 66 Chris Nawojski, Don Nedanovich, Henry Neh- ring, Joe Nepsa, George Nikoloff, Jack Nolen, Theresa Nowakowski, Anne Nuzzo. Kathy Olis, Carol Olson, Larry Olson, Mari¬ anne Oresik, Rich Orlich, Ken Ortosky, Louis Padovani, Pat Palmer. Mike Pantelyodis, Aphrodite Papakosmas, Freda Parker, Ruth Parkhurst, Rich Paskash, George Pastry, Jim Payton, Jeanne Pederson. Dennis Peek, Mike Pelinovich, Loretta Penzato, Claudine Perez, Domingo Perez, Mark Persin, Judy Peters, Dennis Petri. Gloria Petroff, Paul Piazza, Darlene Pieczkie- wicz. Hank Pieper, Marie Pilla, Sue Plinovich, Shirley Polito, Dave Ponzo. James Powell, Linda Preste, Frank Price, Carl Pullara, Sandra Quenett, Judy Railing, Bill Ramage, Rod Ramage. Alan Rangeloff, Barbara Raschke, Betty Ratliff, Barbara Razus, Ron Recktenwall, Louie Regas, Mickey Rigotti, Ken Riley. Joanna Rinkovsky, Jeff Ritthaler, Elsa Rivera, Marti Rivera, Robert Rivera, Linda Roberts, George Rogdanich, Brenda Rogers. Ted Rokicki, Klaus Roman, John Romano, Jo- Ann Rosdil, Anthony Rose, John Rose, Linda Ross, Gloria Roszkowski. John Rothenberger, Mary Ann Rozdelsky, James Rudd, Frances Ruschak, Karen Rush, Linda Rush, Elizabeth Sadlewski, Vince Sali- ano. Mike Samardzija, Mike Sanders, Susan Sasak, Mary Ann Sassano, Ed Schmick, Betty Scott, Sharon Seamon, Vasil Shapkaroff. Carol Sherman, Ned Sibich, Kathy Sides, Ken¬ neth Sieckman, Eva Simic, Kathleen Simko, David Simola. Tom Simons, Cheryl Sirko, Ed Sizemore, Sandy Skomac, Jan Slesinski, Joel Slosar, Joyce Slu¬ der, John Smederovac. Sophomores Don Smith, Edith Smith, Lydia Smith, Rod Smith, Beverly Sokol, Jim Sopko, Loretta Sor- chevich, Carol Sours. Mary Sours, Mike Sovich, Sid Spector, Sandra Stalbaum, Dianne Stanke, Karen Stark, John Stefanovich, Carol Stephens. Brooke Stevens, Kathy Stimack, Mary Straney, Dan Stupar, Barbara Sut, John Sut, Candy Swanson, Ziggie Swidkiewicz. Anita Swisher, JoAnn Szucs, John Tabor, Janice Tarter, Danny Taylor, Dan Taylor, Sandra Taylor, Rick Tenorio. Don Terrell, Richard Thomas, Diane Thomp¬ son, Mary Torma, Nydia Toro, John Torres, Jim Towers, Dan Trembicki. Stephan Truchan, Robert Tutlewski, Bob Ulicni, Joe Urban, Linda Urbanick, Linda Va¬ lenti, Sandra Varela. Robert Vasily. Roy Vestal, Vicky Vicen, Pam Vitalone, Donna Vogt. Nikki Volkanovich, Janis Vorkapich, June Wagoner, Guy Wahlman. Bob Walker, Charles Ward, Craig Wardrip, James Wardrop, Bob Warieka, Doug Watkins, Linda Watkins, William White. Connie Whitten, Tyrus Wiler, Carolyn Witecki, Susan Wojciechowski, Thomas Wojtan, LaDon- na Wood, Sharon Wozniak, Chuck Wright. Dan Yatsko, Paul Zale, Gerri Zenak, Bob Zim¬ merman, Barbara Ziza, Robert Zweig. Sophomore Class Sponsors Mr. Gino Burelli Mr. Kenneth Chaney Mr. Charles Chase Mr. James Conlon Mr. Stanley Keller Mr. Robert Manwaring Mr. William Mills Mr. John Russell Mr. Joseph Mrak Mrs. Elizabeth Speck Mrs. Pearl Krueger Mrs. Mattie Hannsz Miss Millicent Long Miss Jean Wolverton Mrs. Lillian Roberts Mrs. Kathryn Welsh Miss Sandra Uland Mrs. Patricia Barnes Freshman Class History • Now that our first year is almost completed we feel very proud of ourselves. We weren ' t too sure of what to expect from high school. After struggling with Algebra I, reading 1 van- hoe learning sportsmanship in gym, we are sure that we have been successful in what we have attempted. But we felt more confident after we had elected our class officers. Besides our academic achievements, we also had so¬ cial achievements. Freshmen Week, with the Sock Hop and big sisters, helped us to get acquainted with high school life. Our Freshman Class Party will complete our school year successfully. We were freshmen when we started the school year but now we feel we are ready to take on the role of sophomores next year. Larry Slama president Dave Shelbourne vice president Peggy Kurowski secretary Candy Banks treasurer Freshmen Mike Adams, Roger Alexander, Bob Alvarez, James Anderson, Martha Anderson. Dale And¬ rews, Craig Anstead, Michael Antala, John An- tich, Claudia Antons. Rita Ares, Geraldine Arwood, Patterson Ash¬ ley, Gerald Aubuchon, Pamela Aubuchon, Pat¬ ricia Axtman, Charles Bailey, Gary Baldner, Candis Banks, Richard Barlow. Arlette Barnes, Barbara Barnes, Betty Barnett. Debbie Baumeister, Sheri Beamon, Catherine Beaudreau, Irene Beck, Becky Becker, John Bednash, Bob Belei. Thomas Belinsky, Bill Beller, John Beller, Joyce Benedict, Julion Benedict, Cindy Bennett, Sandra Berry, Sam Bianco, Randy Binkley, Mary Bisbis. Don Bistrow, Glenn Bizzle, Robert Blackburn, Jim Blackwell, Tom Blacker, Phyllis Blanton, Betty Bochik, Sharon Bochl, Richard Bogash, Robert Bonner. Gene Booker. Louis Bower, David Bowman, Judy Boylan, Richard Brady, Mike Brasic, Jos¬ eph Bravo, Theresa Brier, Gordon Broadaway, Cathy Broadstone. Esther Brooks, Joanne Brooks, Charles Brown, Betty Bruner, Betty Bruner, Donna Brunker, Micheline Bryan, Larry Burkall, Bob Burns, Raleigh Burns. Ronald Burrell, Millie Bursae, Donald Burton, Michele Caldwell, Barbara Campbell. Dorothy Carben, Pat Casey, Charlene Cash, George Cass, Dennis Castor. Charlotte Caylor, Bob Chaires, William Chris¬ tensen, Claude Christman, Siegmund Cieszkie- wicz, Linda Clark, Charlene Clements, Gary Clune, Terry Clune, Mike Coffey. Richard Cokusis, Regina Collins, Connie Compton, Jim Conkle, Linda Connelly, John Conner, Cheryl Cooper, Gloria Cooper, Nancy Courtney, Nick Coveris. Darlene Cox, Don Cox, Nikki Cramvis, Kathy Crase, Linda Crase, Susan Crnkovich, Cather¬ ine Crull, Jackie Cwiklinski, Richard Czubik, Fred Dalby. Linda Dalka, Lynn Danko, Edward Dartz, James Daugherty. Linda Davis, Nanc y Davis. Linda Deaton, Rosalie Deavers, Delores Delich, Charlene Dembowski. Donald Dendy, Barbara Devyak, Elaine Dia¬ mond, Robert Dickerson, Ron Dilley, Carole Dillman. Mark Dobis, Jim Dombrowski, Steven Dommer, Zita Drake. Curtis Drummond, James Duckscher, Bill Du- dash, Robert Dumay, Jackie Durbin, Marian Dziewicki, Karran Eberhardt, Linda Eckersal, Ronald Eimer, Jim Elmore. Cindy Eloff, Susan Eng, Randy Ensalaco, Janet Epps, Vicki Erdelac, Frank Erfurth, Roberta Erfurth, Norma Espinoza, Jim Estep, John Es¬ trada. 169 Class of i 67 Yolanda Estrada, Cheryl Evans, Dave Evans, Victor Everett, Marianne Evon, Mike Evon, Jack Falatic, Gayle Fancher, Allen Feere, An¬ drea Feinberg. Diana Ferguson, Cheryl Fielding, John Fino, Larry Fleischman, Francine Foler, Cindy For¬ ney, Connie Fox, Thomas Frangis, Darlene Fulton, Vincent Gabriel. Bob Gajewski, Stan Gajewski, Jim Garner, Ron Garner, David Garrard. Sharon Gaydos. Art Georgian, Rosemary Gilbeau, Dan Gile, Bruce Gispanski. Thomas Golub, Greg Gonzalez, Pat Gordon, Sarah Gortz, John Goss, Barbara Grantham, Leonard Greco, Susan Green, John Greer, Pa¬ tricia Gregoline. Alexander Gulaboff, Pamela Gurgevich, Janice Hachlica, Pam Hall, Helene Hallas, Terry Hallman, Dick Halstead. Carol Hamady, Diana Hamann, Michael Hamilton. Phillip Hamilton, Fred Hamlin, Steve Hamp¬ ton, Roger Hancock, Ronald Hancock, Paulette Harbison, Carol Harmon, Thomas Harold, Sherry Harris, Barbara Harrison. Carl Hartmann, Royal Harty, Charles Hawrys, Linda Hedges, Jim Heist, Charley Hembree, Joanne Henderson, Tim Herbert, Arnold Her¬ mes, Lynne Heywood. Rod Herog, Robert Higgins, Sandy Higgins, Paul Hildebrant, Brenda Hillard, Susan Hills, George Hitchings, Frank Hocza, Jim Hoffman, Marilyn Hoftey. Judy Holtzman, Paulette Holzman, Jim Hoot- nich, Jim Hopkins, Yvonne Hotarie, Bruce Hunter, Doris Hutchins, Elizabeth Hutman, Mary Hydo, Dave Ikeler. John Irak, Jerry Ireland. Bernard Iwan, Steve Jacobs, Edward Jagiela, Ruth Jancose, Joseph Jandura, Jeanette Jania, Charles Jarmusz, Alan Jasper. Susan Jelusich, Glen Jenkins, John Jenkins, Janice Jevicks, David Joachim, Tom Jodrnak, Barry Johns, Brenda Johnson, Faye Johnson, John Johnson. Sarah Johnson, Bill Johnston, Pamela Johnston, Bob Jones, Debbie Jones, Dennis Jones. Ronnie Jones, Cindy Jordan, Carol Jostes, June Kaiser. Don Kalamir, Dave Kalkanoff, Donna Kamin¬ ski, Eva Kaminski. Michael Kaminski, Celeste Karagas, Pat Karwacinski, Anna Keen, Kath¬ leen Kelly, Allan Kepchar. Geraldine Kepchar, Richard Kepshire, Carole Kish, Linda Kish, Carol Klein, Bernadette Klosowski, Albert Kmetz. Robert Kochek, Susan Koleff, George Komenda. Mike Konicke, Leo Konikowski, Ruth Konikow- ski, Patricia Konja, Leo Konjak, Larry Kordys, Cynthia Kosakowski, Mary Koularos, Martha Koves. Freshmen Jeanne Kowalczyk. Sharon Kozar, Steve Kreth- eatis, Eddie Krieger, Terry Kubiak, Michael Kuckson, Pat Kurowski, Paula Kurowski, Peg¬ gy Kurowski, Monica Kwasniewski. Georgene Labash, Veronica Lacross, Terry La- cross, Linda Lamberth, Judy Langel, Roger Lankford, Thomas Larkin, Phyllis Laster, Har¬ old Latham, Doug Latia. Rosalie Lazaro, Tula Lazaro, Janet Ledak. John Lemaich, Larry Lenon, Dathyl Leonard, Diane Leonard, Alex Lewis, Carol Linger, Pat Lobody. Stephanie Logan, Darla Lollis, Alice Lopez, Rich Lopez, Gerry Lothian, Patrick Lothian, Bruce Luttinen, Anne Luzzi, William Lynch, Gordon Lynde. Mike Maciszak, Diana Mackowiak. Donald Madson, Michael Major, Georgene Makivich, Roger Malone, Jim Mamelson, Lucia Mammas, Tom Mandon, Janice Maness. Larry Manion, Marion Manojlovich, Rudy Maretich, Mike Marich, Gene Mark. Lorelei Marks, Ed Martin, Frank Martisovic, Marilyn Matovina, Janette Matzueff. Bill Maxey, Carol Maxey, Patricia McBride, Karen McBride. Cheriln McCommon, Kath¬ leen McCarter, Kathy McDonald. John Mc- Hargue, Sandra McKee, Delores McKinley. Phillip McMullin, Patricia McQuilkin, Louis Mendez, Sally Messina, John Mihich, Linda Mihish, Roberta Mikologak, Donald Milak, Donna Milak, Richard Milicivic. Yugo Milicavljevich, Jim Millan, Nancy Miller, Terry Miller, Deanna Milligan, Susan Mills, Sandra Mioduski, Victoria Mishevich, Judy Monahan, Robert Montgomery. Roger Montgomery, Carole Moore, Cherrie Moore, Sharon Moore, Thomas Moskovich, Richard Moskovsky, Richard Mostak, Maria Mrak, Danny Muha, David Mulcahey. Jack Mullins, Louis Muniz, Martia Myers, Thomas Naminski, Scott Nance, Ildi Nemeth, Diane Nering, Ronnie Neuwirth, Annette Nich¬ olson, Sandra Nicksic. Marian Nicksich. Debbie Nigrelli, Edward Ni- keth, Jerry Northcutt, Wayne Novak, Pat Nov- esel, Patricia Nowakowski, Robert Olis, Mary Lou Oliver, Donna Olson. Rosemary Opacic, Catherine O’Neil, Mark Or- lich, Joyce Pankiewicz, Joy Pappas, Joseph Pardo, Darrell Pattee, Nanette Patterson, Chris¬ tine Pavel, JoAnn Pellichino. Sandi Pendleton, Josephine Penzato, Miriam Perdomo, Remedios Perez, Kathy Perry, San¬ dra Perry, Joyce Peterson, Candy Phillips, Carol Phillips, Yvette Piasecki. Phyllis Pilla, Matt Pishkur, Nick Podnar, Dolly Polturich, Don Popp, Diane Popusch, Kathleen Posavac, Shirley Praschak, Larry Pronze, Amy Pruitt. Class of 67 Aris Psimos, Donna Purdy, Janis Qualizza, Lloyda Quenett, George Quigley, Joe Quiroz, Louise Racich, Dick Recktenwall, Karen Red- ford, June Regan. Patricia Regan. Mike Rehfeldt, Howard Reid, Mike Reiley, Karen Renfro, Cheryl Renner. A1 Renslow, Sharon Rich, Sally Richards, David Roberts. Kathleen Rodriguez, Tony Rodriguez. Mike Roll, Donald Rosdil, Theodore Rosdil, Linda Rose, Linda Rothenberger, Douglas Row, Mike Rowe, Christine Rudic. Jerry Rutkowski George Samardzija, Randy Sampias, Larry Sams, Tony Sanchez, Trinidad Sanchez. Grace Sannicola, Josephine Sannicola, Craig Schlegel, Bruce Schmick. Barbara Schmidt, Dennis Scholl, Barbara Se- baugh, Linda Seymour, James Shachno, Dwight Sharp. Dave Shelboume, Patrick Sehllhouse, James Shemwell, Diane Siegle. Chuck Simpson, Karen Simpson, Linda Sinsa- baogh, Thomas Skinta, Larry Slama, Janice Sle- sinski, Christine Slubowski, Carol Smith, Don Smith. Gloria Smith. Rich Smith, Richard Smith, Barbara Sniegow- ski, Sandra Sobat, Greg Someson, Michael Sommers, Mike Sovich, Mary Spatafora, Sharon Sprusansky, Kenneth Stalbaum. Alan Stanley, Kathy Starzyk, Larry Steele, Bar¬ bara Stefanovich, Beverly Stefanovich, Gary Stephens, Dale Stephenson, Michele, Stipano- vich. Dean Stockwell, Richard Stonecipher. Fred Struble, Fred Stults, Richard Sturbridge, Darrell Stutler, Virginia Surman, Mike Svet- anoff, Marlene Swann, Cynthia Szazynski, Dave Szentasy, Pauline Szymanski. John Tabor, Patricia Taseff, Nancy Teveson, Mike Thomas, Kenneth Thompson, Patti To- karski, Ann Torma, Cindy Torreson, Joseph Toth, Elaine Traicoff. Ed Trinosky, Diane Troxel, Dave Tucker, Rose Ann Turner, Trudy Upton, Michele Ur¬ ban, John Vahary, Anna Valentine, Evelyn Valentine, Terry Vance. Diane Vandersteen, Phil Vasquez, Susan Vaughn, Gayle Vellines, Virginia Veltri, Tom Verplank, Jim Venegoni, Patricia Vgarte, Jo- Ann Viar, Linda Vician. Jim Vode, Annette Vokurka, Karen Voris, Jo¬ anne Vorkapich, Kathy Waddell, Wendy Walk¬ er, George Walla, Russell Wallace, Gail Walt¬ ers, Carol Wampler. Catherine Warner, Terry Warren, Syra Weaver, Joyce Weiser, Mark Weissbuch, Bill Wellnitz, Barbara Wendell, Jerry Wheat, Roberta Wheel¬ er, Dan White. Jessie White, Mary Ellen Wielgus, Scott Wilk, Vearl Williams, Marlene Williamson, Bill Wig¬ gins, Jerry Wirick, Carolyn Wisner, Danny Wolfe, Marilyn Wolford. Freshmen Don Wood, Charlene Wozniak, Dan Wozniak, Larry Wrubel, Irene Yacura. Mark Yakobec, Charles Yetsko, Steve Zakula, Paul Zander, Frank Zark. Edward Zdobylak, Ilene Zenak, Darlene Zim¬ merman, Glenn Zweiban, JoAnne Zweig. Freshman Class Sponsors Mr. Jack Chidsey Mr. George Savin Mr. Howard Jones Mr. Lawrence Martin Mr. Jesse Mejia Mr. George Orlich Mr. Herman Shelby Mr. Reinhardt Tauck Mr. Edward Troy Mr. Lawrence Ventura Mrs. Doris Boose Mrs. Sarah Boyajian Miss Angela Hannagan Mrs. M. Ann Joseph Mrs. Clarissa Miner Miss Judy Perrotta Mrs. Geraldine Pigott Mrs. Dolores Rendo Mrs. Maries Tippett Mrs. Mary Busby 172A 172B Advertising and Index Faculty Index BARNES, PATRICIA, B.S., Indiana Uni¬ versity; Social Studies; p. 42 BOOSE, DORIS, A.B., Indiana University; Ed. M., Harvard University; Mathematics; Department Chairman; p. 38 BOYAJIAN, SARAH M.. B.S., Purdue Uni¬ versity, St. Joseph College; Science; p. 34D BRANDMAN, ROCHELLE, B.A., Univer¬ sity of Illinois; English; p. 46 BRYAN, SHIRLEY W., A.B., University of Chicago; M.S., Indiana University; Social Studies; sponsor of World Affairs Forum, Department Chairman; p. 42 BUHNER, BETTY BEVIS, A.B., Franklin College; Social Studies; p. 42 BURELLL GINO, B.S., M.S., Indiana Uni¬ versity; Art; p. 56 BUSBY, MARY FRANCES, B.S., Indiana University; M.A., Northwestern University; Speech and Drama; sponsor of Stage Craft Club; p. 46 CHANEY, KENNETH L., B.S., M S., Indi¬ ana University; Social Studies, Audio-Visual; p. 43 CHASE, CHARLES M., B.S., Purdue Uni¬ versity; M.S., Indiana University; English; p. 46 CHIDSEY, JACK, B.A., University of Col¬ orado; English; sponsor of Senior Honor So¬ ciety; p. 46 CLEMENS, MARTHA, A.B., Butler Uni¬ versity; Reading Laboratory; p. 46 CONLON, JAMES C., B.S., University of Notre Dame; M.Ed., Pennsylvania State University; Mathematics; p. 38 COURTRIGHT, HESTER D., A.B., Uni¬ versity of Michigan; English; p. 46 DAY, C. N., B.S., Indiana State; Health, Dr. Education; sponsor of Frosh Basketball, Tennis Coach; p. 67 DEVERICK, HAROLD O., B.S., Eastern Illinois University; M.A., DePaul Univer¬ sity; Mechanical Drawing; p. 60 FALLACE, JAMES H., B.A., Evansville College; M S., Indiana University; Distribu¬ tive Education; sponsor of Distributive Edu¬ cation Club; p. 65 GILBERTSON, ELLA, B.S., Ball State Teachers College; English; p. 46 GRAHAM, MERCEDES D., B.A., New York College; M.A., Roosevelt University; Librarian; p. 54 GWINN, ADELE J., A.B.. Indiana Univer¬ sity; M.A., Northwestern University; Math¬ ematics; p. 38 HADY, JEANETTE C., A.B., Indiana Uni¬ versity; Foreign Language; sponsor of Les Parisiens; p. 50 HANNAGAN, ANGELA M., B.A.. Font- bonne College; English; sponsor of Booster Club, Varsity cheerleaders, Reserve cheer¬ leaders, Copy Advisor for Quill and Blade; p. 46 HANNSZ, MATTIE G., B.S., Northwestern University; Speech, Drama; sponsor of Au¬ ditorium Council, National Thespian Soci¬ ety; p. 46 HERBERT, EDWARD. B.S., M S., Indiana University; Physical Education, Dr. Educa¬ tion, Health, Safety; p. 67 HICKS, BOBBY E., Sgt. U.S. Army; ROTC; sponsor of National Rifle Associa¬ tion Club, Girls’ Rifle Team; p. 70A HILL, JAMES M., B.S., M.S., Indiana Uni¬ versity; Mathematics; sponsor of Astronomy Club; p. 38 JANIZEK, FRED, B.S., Ball State Teachers College; M.Ed., Loyola; Industrial Arts; p. 60 JENNINGS. MIKE, B.S., Missouri State College; Social Studies; X-Country Coach; p. 43 JONES, HOWARD. B.S., Indiana Univer¬ sity; Social Studies; p. 43 JOSEPH, M. ANN, B.S., M S., Indiana Uni¬ versity; Business; p. 65 KAY, ESTHER E., B.S., Indiana State Teachers College; M.S., Indiana University, Physical Education; p. 67 KELLER, STANLEY C., B.S., Purdue Uni¬ versity; Science; p. 34D KOUVELAS, DOROTHY, B.S., Purdue University; Social Studies; sponsor of Girls Club, Chairman of Flower Fund Commit¬ tee; p. 42 KRAFT, FRANCES, B.S., Tarkio College, M S., University of Illinois; Librarian; spon¬ sor of Auxilia; p. 54 KRUEGER, PEARL, B.S., Miami Univer¬ sity; Home Economics; p. 62 LEMON, LOLA, A.B., M.A., Indiana Uni¬ versity; Science; sponsor of Biology Club, Department Chairman; p. 34D LESKOW, OLIVE. B.S., Ball State Teach¬ ers College; M.A., University of Minnesota; Mathematics; sponsor of Future Teachers of America; p. 38 LONG, MILLICENT, B.S., M.S., Indiana University; Art; p. 56 LOWENBERG, KENNETH, B.Mus.Ed., Northwestern University; Music; p. 56 MacKENZIE, HELEN S., B.A., M.A., Uni¬ versity of Wisconsin; Science; p. 35 MANNING, ARTHUR A., B.S., Indiana State Teachers College; M.A., Columbia University; Industrial Arts; p. 60 MANWARING, ROBERT, B.S., Purdue University; Science; p. 35 MARTIN, LAWRENCE G., B.S., M.A., In¬ diana University; Physical Education, Safety, Health; Baseball Coach. Assistant Football Coach; p. 67 McALLISTER, WILLIS H., B.S., Oakland City College; M.S., Indiana University; So¬ cial Studies; p. 42 McKIBBEN, ELIZABETH B., B.S., South Dakota University; M.A., Western Kentucky State College; Guidance; p. 70A MEJIA, J.M., B.A., Baylor University; Indi¬ ana University; National University of Mex¬ ico; sponsor of Joe Berg Advanced Study Prog ram (Spanish); p. 50 MILLS, WILLIAM T., B.S., Indiana Uni¬ versity; Mathematics; Golf Team Coach; p. 39 MINER, CLARISSA, B.A., Northwestern University; English; p. 46 MOLCHAN, E. J., A.B., Saint Joseph Col¬ lege; M.S., Indiana University; Social Stud¬ ies; sponsor of Boys’ Club, Radio Club; p. 42 MRAK, J. M., B.S., M.A., Ball State Teach¬ ers College; Industrial Arts; sponsor of Pica Club; p. 42. NOVAK, ANNE, B.S., Indiana University; Business; sponsor of Girls’ Club; p. 65 ORLICH, GEORGE, A.B., Valparaiso Uni¬ versity; M.Ed., Loyola University; Mathe¬ matics; sponsor of Student Council; p. 39 PARNELL, EVELYN, A.B., DePauw Uni¬ versity; M.A., University of Colorado; Eng¬ lish; Department Chairman; p. 46 PENNY, HELEN, B.S., Indiana University; Home Economics; p. 62 PERROTTA, J. A., B.S., Indiana University; English; sponsor of Girls’ Club; p. 47 PIERONI, PAUL J P H D., M.A., Univer¬ sity of Chicago; Social Studies, Psychology; sponsor of Chess Club, Student Council; p. 43 PIGOTT, GERALDINE, B.A., Valparaiso University; Mathematics; sponsor of Future Teachers of America; p. 39 POLIZOTTO, DON, B.S., Kansas State; Safety, Dr. Training; Basketball Coach; p. 67 POLK, RICHARD F., B.S., M.S., Indiana University; National Recreation School; Physical Education, Health; p. 67 RENDO. DOLORES, B.A., Briar Cliff Col¬ lege; Mathematics; p. 39 ROBERTS, LILLIAN C., A.B., Western Kentucky State; Social Studies RUSSELL, JOHN W., B.S., Indiana State College; Social Studies; p. 43 RYKOVICH, GEORGE, B.S., Ventura Col¬ lege. Eastern Illinois University; Physical Education, Health, Safety; p. 67 RZEPKA, HELEN, B.S., M S., Indiana Uni¬ versity; Mathematics; p. 39 SANDLES, BEATRICE E., A.B., M.A., University of Michigan; English; p. 47 SASKE, ELINORE, B.S., Indiana Univer¬ sity; Special Education; p. 70A SAVIN, GEORGE, A.B., DePaul; M.Ed., Loyola University; Guidance; p. 70A SHARP, MARY R., B.S., Indiana Univer¬ sity; M.A., Northwestern University; Physi¬ cal Education, Guidance; sponsor of Girls’ Athletic Association; p. 67 SHELBY, HERMAN E., B.S., Seno State College; Social Studies; sponsor of Senior Honor Society; p. 43 SHELGREN, MARY, B.A., M.A., Western Michigan University; University of Southern California; Creighton University; Foreign Language; sponsor of Olympian Society; p. 50 SHULTS, KATHLEEN W., B.S., University of Illinois; Social Worker; sponsor of Can- dystripers; p. 70A SIMONS, JOHN W., M.Me., B.M.E., Uni¬ versity of Oklahoma; Band and Orchestra; sponsor of Concert Orchestra, Concert Band; p. 56 SIMPSON, DAGNA, B.S., Northwestern University; M S., Indiana University; Eng¬ lish; p. 47 SPECK, ELIZABETH, A.B., Hanover Col¬ lege; M.S., Indiana University; Business; p. 65 STREET, VIOLETT, B.S., Northeast Mis¬ souri State Teachers College; M.S., Univer¬ sity of Missouri; Guidance; p. 70A STRIMBU, GEORGE, B.S., M.S., Illinois Institute of Technology; Photography, Aud¬ io-Visual; sponsor of Quill and Blade; p. 56 SWEIGART, NICK A., B.S., M S., Indiana State College; Business; p. 65 SWISHER, MARGARET, R.N., St. Mary Mercy Hospital; Indiana University; Nurse, sponsor of White Caps; p. 70A TAUCK, REINHARDT, B.S., New Mexico, Murray State; Industrial Arts; p. 60 TIPPETT, MARLIS H., B.A., Valparaiso University, Indiana University; Foreign Language; p. 50 TROY, EDWARD, B.S., Ball State Teach¬ ers College; English; Swimming Coach, As¬ sistant Track Coach; p. 47 TURCHAN, DONALD G., B.S., Edinboro State College; M.A., Allegheny College; Guidance; p. 70A ULAND, SANDRA, B.S., Indiana State College; English; sponsor of Inkpots; p. 47 VALLE, CARMEN, A.B., Valparaiso Uni¬ versity; Foreign Language; sponsor of Span¬ ish Club; p. 50 VENTURA, LAWRENCE, A.B., Indiana State College; Radio Production and Broad¬ casting, Director of WGVE-FM; p. 54 VF.REB, ERNEST J., B.S., Indiana Univer¬ sity; M.S., Wisconsin University; Science; p. 35 WEINGART, DALE, B.S., Ball State Teachers College; M.S., Indiana University; Guidance; p. 70A WELSH, KATHRYN P., A.B., University of Chicago; M.A., Northwestern University; English, Journalism; sponsor Quill and Scroll, Philosopher; p. 47 WOLVERTON, JEAN, B.S., Indiana State College; Home Economics; p. 62 YATES, ROBERT L., B.S., M.A., Ball State Teachers College; Business; p. 65 YORKO. BETTY JEAN, B.S., Ball State Teachers College; English; p. 47 Senior Index ADAMCZYK, HALINA Girls’ Club; Adv. Girls’ Glee Club ADLESICH, MICHAELEEN Girls ' Club Booster Club; FTA; White Caps; Concert Band; Auditorium Council; Sr. Prom Comm. ALEXANDER, GAIL Thespians; Los Amigos; Chess Club; Concert Band; Senior Drama; Radio WGVE ALLEN, CHARLES ANDERSON, LINDA Sr. Honor Society; Les Parisiens; White Caps; Concert Orches¬ tra; Honor Student ANDREWS, DELLA Girls’ Club, White Caps; Concert Choir; Notettes; Auditorium Council ANGERSKI, PAT Freshman Class, Soph¬ omore Class, sec.; Girls’ Club; Les Parisiens; Booster Club; FTA; Concert Band; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm. ANTHONY, TASOS Boys’ Club; Sr. Prom Comm.; Intramurals APOLZAN, JOHN Boys’ Club; Pica Club; Club “W”; Football; Intramurals ARMATO, JOHN Club “W”; Football; Basketball; Track AVIRETT, KATHY Girls’ Club; Booster Club; Sr. Prom Comm. BACHINSKI, JANET BAGLEY, LES Boys’ Club BAILEY, ART Boys’ Club; Pica Club; Deca Club BALL, KEITH BALLARINO, VIRGINIA Girls’ Club; Daily Bulletin Editor; Olympians; Inkpots; Booster Club; FTA, sec.; White Caps; Jr. Prom Comm.; Football-O-Rama Queen BALLWAY, PATRICIA Girls’Club BARLOW, DENNIS Boys’ Club; Concert Band; Club “W”; Football; Track BARNEY, MARIANNE Girls’ Club BARTOSH, STEVEN Student Council; Boys’ Club; Olympians; Chess Club pres.; Astronomy Club; Golf; Honor Student BECKHAM, VICKIE Girls’ Club; Booster Club; Les Parisiens; Sr. Drama; Thespians sec. BELCHER, BETTY Equestrians BENSIE, BILL Boys’ Club; Chess Club; Track BETTENCOURT, BARBARA Girls’ Club; Riflettes; Equestrians BIERNAT, JIM Boys’ Club; Intramur¬ als BINKLEY, SHARON Booster Club; FTA BIRDSONG, CAROL Girls’ Club; Con¬ cert Band BLAKE, JOHN Freshmen Class v.pres.; Boys’ Club; Thespians; Ham-Radio Club; Jr. Prom Comm.; Tennis BLAZE, BOB Boys’ Club; Football; Cross Country; Track; Intramurals; Sr. Prom Comm. BOBIK, GENE Boys’ Club; Ham-Radio Club; Intramurals BODINGER, DON Boys’ Club; Biology Club BOOR, JOYCE Booster Club; Girls’ Club; Cheerleader BORJAN, MARI Student Council; Thes¬ pians; Booster Club; Concert Choir Jr. v.pres.; Notettes; Auditorium Council, Fresh., Soph, v.pres., Jr. treas., Sr. pres. BOWER, JOELLA Girls’ Club BOWER, ROBERTA Girls’ Club BOYLAN, MARY JO Girls’ Club; Publi¬ cations Staff; FTA; Auditorium Council; Equestrians; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm. BRASHER, MARILYN Girls’ Club; Les Parisiens BRASICH, JIM BURCHAM, GENEVIEVE Sr. Honor Society; Student Council; Philosopher Edi¬ tor; Quill and Scroll; Los Amigos sec.; Ink¬ pots; Booster Club; GAA; Auditorium Council; Ham-Radio Club sec.; Equestrians; Jr. Prom Comm.; Honor Student BURCHES, MARTHA Girls’ Club; Phil¬ osopher Page Editor; Quill and Scroll; Les Parisiens; Inkpots; Booster Club; FTA; GAA; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm. BURRELL, BOB Boys’ Club; Intramur¬ als BUSBY, GLENN Boys’ Club; Thespians; Ham-Radio Club, treas.; Radio WGVE; Jr. Prom Comm.; Intramurals BUZANOWSKI, JOHNBoys’ Club; Olym¬ pians; ROTC Drill Team CAMARATA. BOB Boys’ Club CAMPBELL, KATHY Booster Club; Equesterians; Sr. Prom Comm. CARICH. PAT Student Council; Los Amigos; GAA: White Caps pres. CAUDILL, JACKIE Boys’ Club; Intra¬ murals CHANDLER, ELLEN SUE Girls’ Club; GAA: Equestrians CHIABAI, GLORIA Student Council; Quill Blade Student Life, Advertising Edi¬ tor; Quill and Scroll; Los Amigos; Inkpots; Booster Club pres., sec.; FTA; Equestrians; Sr. Prom Comm.; Honor Student CLEMENTS, TONY Boys’ Club; Foot¬ ball COLOSIMO, BOB Boys’ Club; Olympi¬ ans; Intramurals COOK, NANCY Booster Club; FTA; White Caps; Auditorium Council COOKE. PEGGY Girls Club; Booster Club; FTA; Auditorium Council; Sr. Prom Comm. COONCE, CAROL Girls’ Club; GAA: Riflettes COOPER, JUDY Girls’ Club; White Caps; YFC COX, SANDEE Girls’ Club; Publications Staff; Booster Club; GAA; Concert Band; Riflettes CRNKOVICH, KAREN Girls’ Club; Booster Club; Sr. Prom Comm. CULBERTSON, CHERYL Girls’ Club; Les Parisiens; Booster Club CZERWIN, DARLENE White Caps; Concert Orchestra DALEY, TOM Boys’ Club; Pica Club; Sergeant-at-Arms; Football DARTZ, RON Boys’ Club; Golf DAVID, TERRY Boys’ Club; ROTC Drill Team, Rifle Team, Honor Council DAVIS, WILLIAM Junior Class v.pres.; Sr. Honor Society; Boys’ Club; Philosopher Sports Editor; Club “W”; Football; Wres¬ tling; Jr. P rom Comm. DE FRANCE, ROBERT DENDY. MARSHA Girls’ Club; Booster Club; FTA; GAA; White Caps; Adv. Girls’ Glee Club; Auditorium Council; Sr. Prom Comm. DE PRA, AL DEVYAK, CAROL Girls’ Club; GAA; Jr. Prom Comm. DIMOS, GREGORY Honor Student; Boys’ Club; Intramurals DINWOODIE, BILL Sr. Honor Society; Olympians; Concert Band; Honor Student DINWOODIE, JUDY Concert Choir; Girls’ Glee Club DOUTHITT, LINDA DOWDY, KEN Boys’ Club; Club “W”; Basketball; Baseball DRAKE, WILLIAM Chess Club; Astron¬ omy Club v.pres.; Biology Club; Equestri¬ ans DROHOSKY, DAN Boys’ Club DROZDA, LYNN Girls’ Club; Los Ami¬ gos; Inkpots; Booster Club; Chess Club; FTA; GAA: White Caps; Riflettes; Eques¬ trians; Sr. Prom Comm. DRUSKOVICH. DIANNE FTA DZIUBLA, PAULA Girls’ Club ECKERT, JEANNINE Publications Staff; Inkpots; Booster Club; Senior Drama; Jr. Prom Comm. EICHSTADT, BRUCE Boys’ Club; Base¬ ball ELISHER, JOANN Student Council; Girls’ Club; GAA sec.-treas., pres.; Concert Choir; Girls’ Glee Club; Riflettes ENDSLEY, LARRY ENGELIEN, CHERYL FTA; Concert Orchestra EPLER. TOM Concert Band EVANS, JUDY Olympians; GAA EVANS, TERRY Boys’ Club; Chess Club; Club “W”; Football; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm. FAGG, BILLY Boys’ Club; ROTC Honor Council, pres.. Rifle Team, capt. FASTERO, JOHN FEDORCHAK. BOB FELTON, JAN Inkpots. Honor Student FERGUSON, DON FETERICK. MIKE FINOLI, TONI Girls’ Club; Booster Club; FTA; Auditorium Council FISHER. CAROL Concert Band FISHER, GEORGE Boys’ Club FLOYD, KAREN Booster Club; Chess Club; GAA; White Caps; Concert Band; Equestrians FORGEY, JON Boys’ Club; Radio WGVE; Club “W”; Football; Track; Swim¬ ming GARLETTS, ALLEN GARCIA. ERLINDA Girls’ Club; GAA GERSACK, CAROL Junior Class treas.; Sr. Honor Society treas.; Student Council; Girls’ Club; Quill Blade Essay Design Editor; Quill and Scroll; Les Parisians: Ink¬ pots; Booster Club; Auditorium Council; Jr. Prom Comm.; Homecoming Court; Honor Student GIEMA, VIVIAN Booster Club GILBERT, LANA GIRGENTI, LOUIE Concert Band; Con¬ cert Choir; Stage Crew; ROTC Drill Team GLENN, BONNIE GLENNON, SUE Adv. Girls’ Glee Club; Girls’ Glee Club GLIBOTA, RON Boys’ Club; Sr. Prom Comm. GRECO, CARMELLA Girls’ Club GRECO, CLARA GREEN, WILLIAM Boys’ Club; Club “W”; Swimming; Golf GUDINAS, PHYLLIS Girls ' Club; GAA GUELFO, PAT Girls’ Club; Concert Band HADY, JOHN Boys’ Club; Club “W”; Basketball; Baseball HALL, CHERYL HANAWAY, DAVE Boys’ Club; Senior Drama; Club “W”; Track; Wrestling HANSEN, DOROTHY Girls’ Glee Club HANSEN, HELEN HARDING, JIM Wrestling HARKNESS. ROBERT Boys’ Club; Club “W : Football; Wrestling HARVOTH, DAVE HASARA, ALBERT Boys’ Club; Olympi¬ ans; Chess Club; Astronomy Club; Concert Band; Concert Orchestra HEARD, LARRY Boys’ Club; Senior Drama HERMES, JO ANN Girls’ Club; Los Amigos; Booster Club; FTA; Auditorium Council; Jr. Prom Comm. HILL, TERRY Boys ' Club; Quill and Blade Photography; Sr. Drama; Cross Country HOLLOPETER, RAY Boys’ Club HORBOVETZ, DAVE Freshman Class pres.; Sophomore Class v.pres.; Student Council pres., treas.; Sr. Honor Society; Boys’ Club; Boys’ State; Astronomy Club; Concert Orchestra; Club “W”; Golf; Jr. Prom Comm.; Honor Student HORN, MIKE Student Council; Boys’ Club; Basketball; Intramurals HOUSER, SUSAN Girls’ Club; Booster Club; GAA Riflettes HRNJAK, MICHELE HUREY, RICHARD Boys’ Club; Pica Club; Club “W”; Jr. veep., pres.; Football; Wrestling; Track HUREY, ROBERT Boys’ Club; Pica Club; Club “W” treas.; Football; Track; Wrestling HYDO. KATHLEEN Sr. Honor Society; Les Parisians; Biology Club pres.; FTA; GAA Council; Equestrians; Honor Stu¬ dent IKELER, VERNON Boys’ Club; Concert Band IVANY, KATHI Thespians; Les Parisians; Booster Club; White Caps; Concert Choir; Auditorium Council; Senior Drama JACKSON, CRAIG Boys’ Club; Club “W”; Football; Basketball; Baseball; Track; Jr. Prom Comm. JAHN, CAROL GAA JASPER, JEAN Student Council; Philoso¬ pher Advertising, Circulation mgr.; Thespi¬ ans treas., pres.; FTA; GAA; Auditorium Council treas.; Glen Park Herald, Gary Post—Tribune Teen Corres. JENKINS, WILLIAM ROTC JENSEN, LILLIAN Auditorium Coun¬ cil JOHNSON, JEFF Boys’ Club; Football; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm.; Intra- murals JOHNSON, RUSS Boys’ Club; Pica Club; ROTC; Football; DECA Club pres. JONES, JUDY Girls’ Club; Concert Band; Concert Orchestra KACIR, RONALD Boys’ Club; Pica Club; Club “W”; Cross Country; Golf; Bas¬ ketball mgr. KADISH, JEAN Sr. Honor Society; Girls Club; Chess Club sec.; FTA historian; Riflettes; Honor Student KAMINSKI, MARIANN Girls’ Club; Olympians; Booster Club KANTROSKI, LARRY Boys’ Club; Quill Blade Photography KENNEDY, MICHAEL Boys’ Club; Wres¬ tling KINNIS, GARY Boys’ Club; Concert Band; Ham-Radio Club; Radio WGVE; Track; Sr. Prom Comm. KLYM, NANCY Adv. Girls’ Glee Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Equestrians KNOCH, MARVIN Boys’ Club KOBE, CARL Boys’ Club KOCEVAR, CAROL Student Council; Girls’ Club; Inkpots; Booster Club v.pres.; FTA; Cheerleader; Spanish Club treas.; Honor Student KOCHEK, KATHY Girls’ Club; Booster Club; FTA; Auditorium Council KOLCZAK, STAN Boys Club KOONTZ, CAROL Student Council sec.; Girls’ Club; Les Parisians; Booster Club; Biology Club; FTA sec.; Concert Band v.pres.; Concert Orchestra; Honor Student KORMETT, LINDA Girls’ Club; Olympi¬ ans; Booster Club KORNAFEL, MIKE Boys’ Club KOS, JANICE Student Council; FTA; White Caps; Concert Choir treas., pres.; No- tettes; Sr. Prom Comm.; Homecoming Queen KOSAKOWSKI, SHARON KOSCHO, DAN Boys’ Club; Basketball KOSTO, RON Boys’ Club; Football; Cross Country; Track KOUVELAS, ELAINE Student Council; Girls’ Club soph, v.pres.; Quill Blade Ac¬ ademic Editor; Quill and Scroll pres.; Girls’ State; Los Amigos v.pres.; Inkpots; Booster Club; FTA; GAA; Jr. Prom Comm.; Honor Student; Glen Park Herald Teen Corres. KOVAL, BOB Boys Club; Basketball; Cross Country KOZNICKI, DONALD Boys’ Club; ROTC Drill Team, Rifle Team; Asst. In¬ structor. KRANTZ, JUDITH Girls’ Club; Concert Band; Concert Orchestra KRZYZEWSKI, PAT Girls’ Club KUCAN, MARGIE Student Council; Girls’ Club; Quill Blade Faculty Editor; Quill and Scroll; Les Parisians; Inkpots v.pres.; Booster Club; FTA; Equestrians; Sr. Prom Comm. KULAVICK, JOANNE Girls’ Club, GAA: Concert Orchestra KURDELAK, DELORES Girls’ Club KURDELAK, JERRY Boys’ Club; ROTC Drill Team KUROWSKI, KENNETH Radio WGVE KUROWSKI, LARRY Boys’ Club; Stage Crew KUROWSKI. STEVE Junior Class pres.; Boys’ Club; Philosopher Sports Editor; Club “W”; Football; Wrestling; Jr. Prom Comm. KUSMIERCZYK, ROBERT Senior Class, Sophomore Class treas.; Sr. Honor Society; Boys’ Club; Olympians; Basketball; Base¬ ball; Cross Country; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Ways and Means Comm.; Honor Student KUSTA, KAREN Girls’ Club; Philoso¬ pher Page Editor; Quill and Scroll v.pres.; Les Parisians; Inkpots treas.; Booster Club sec.; FTA LAMBERT, LARRY Boys’ Club LAMMONS, DAVID Boys’ Club; Concert Band; Club “W”; Football; Track LANGMESSER, ROBERT Boys’ Club; ROTC LASTER, RICHARD Student Council; Biology Club; Concert Band sec.-treas.; Drum Major; Jr. Prom Comm.; Honor Stu¬ dent LAZAROWICZ, MARK LENABURG, RONALD Boys’ Club; Pica Club pres.; Football mgr.; Baseball mgr.; Golf; Jr. Prom Comm. LENART, BARBARA Girls’ Club; Boost¬ er Club; FTA; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm. LETO, GRACE Girls’ Club; Booster Club; FTA; GAA; Equestrians LEUCA, RON Boys’ Club; Pica Club; In¬ tramurals LEUCUTA, TED Boys’ Club; ROTC LEVICKI, IRENE LEWONTUK, JOYCE Girls’ Club Coun¬ cil; Auditorium Council; Riflettes; Equestri¬ ans LIEBHARTH, LINDA Girls’ Club; Boost¬ er Club; FTA; GAA; Jr. Prom Comm. LINCOLN, JOHN Boys’ Club; Football; Basketball; Wrestling LINGER, TOM Senior Class pres.; Boys’ Club; Club “W”; Football; Basketball; Cross Country LIS, CHRISTINE Girls’ Club; Booster Club; Auditorium Council LITHERLAND, DENNIS Boys’ Club, Club “W”; Basketball; Cross Country; Golf LUCK, DEAN Boys’ Club; ROTC LYON, BRUCE LYON, AUDREY Les Parisiens; Booster Club; FTA MAJESKI, ED Boys’ Club; Honor Stu¬ dent MALINICH, BOB Boys’ Club; Club “W”; Basketball; Baseball MANDICH, GEORGEANN Sr. Honor Society; Olympians treas., v.pres.; Chess Club; Honor Student MANDICH, MIKE Boys’ Club MANION, MIKE Boys’ Club; Football MARCKESE, BERNARD Student Coun¬ cil; Boys’ Club MARQUARDT, LARRY Student Council; Boys Club; Pica Club v.pres., sec.-treas.; Football; Track MARTIN. JOE Boys’ Club; Club “W”; Football; Basketball; Baseball MAYBAUM, KENT Sr. Honor Society; Boys’ Club; Olympians; Concert Band; Concert Choir; Sr. Prom Comm.; Honor Student MAZZARO, TOM Boys’ Club; Baseball McCAUGHEY, BETSY Girls’ Club, White Caps; Concert Choir McCOLPIN, DAVE Boys’ Club; Biol¬ ogy McILVENNA, CHARLES Boys’ Club; Stage Crew McKENZIE, CATHERINE Girls’ Club, Concert Choir; Adv. Girls’ Glee Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Senior Drama McNEIL, SANDY Senior Class treas.; Girls’ Club; Olympians; Inkpots; Booster Club; FTA; Auditorium Council; Cheer¬ leader; Jr. Prom Comm.; Senior Drama McQUAID, SHARON Girls’ Club; Phil¬ osopher Sports Editor; Quill and Scroll treas.; Les Praisians; Inkpots pres.; Booster Club; FTA; Equestrians; Homecoming Court MEINBERG, GAIL Booster Club; FTA; White Caps; Radio WGVE; Senior Drama MELODY, ALAN Boys’ Club; Concert Band; ROTC Drill Team MICHALIK, KEN Boys’ Club; Pica Club v.pres.; Concert Band; Sr. Prom Comm. MIHALUK, ARLENE Student Council; Girls’ Club; Booster Club; FTA; GAA; Jr. Prom Comm. MIKUSEVICH, JAMES Boys’ Club; Pica Club; Cross Country MILLAN, JUANITA FTA; GAA; Con¬ cert Orchestra v.pres.; Concert Choir; Adv. Girls’ Glee Club; Sr. Ways and Means Comm.; Honor Student MILLS, PAM Girls’ Club MITCHELL, BILL Boys’ Club; Pica Club; Baseball; Cross Country MIZERAK, JOYCE Girls’ Club; Concert Choir; Girls’ Glee Club MIZERAK, SERGE Boys’ Club; Stage Crew MOMOT, MARGORrE Girls’ Club; Booster Club; Adv. Girls’ Club; Auditorium Council MONOHAN, ALEDA Girls’ Club MORDI, RICHARD Boys’ Club; Foot¬ ball MORGAN, LARRY Student Council; Los Amigos; Biology Club; Ham-Radio Club; Club “W”; Track; Wrestling; Jr. Prom Comm.; Honor Student MORRIS, JEFF MORRISON, EILEEN Girls’ Club MOSKOVICH, JOHN Student Council; Boys’ Club; Basketball MROZ, DONNA GAA: Concert Orches¬ tra; Concert Choir; Adv. Girls’ Glee Club; Notettes NACCARATO, RON Student Council; Boys’ Club; Football NAIDOFF, PAT Girls’ Club; Los Amigos; Les Parisians; Booster Club; FTA; GAA; Cheerleader; Sr. Ways and Means Comm.; Homecoming Court NAMOVICH, WILLIAM Boys’ Club; In¬ tramurals NAVICKY, NATALIE Girls’ Club; Les Parisians; Booster Club; FTA; GAA NAWOJOSKI, ARLENE Girls’ Club; Booster Club; FTA NICOLETTO, AL Boys’ Club; Photogra¬ phy; Intramurals OLIS, PAT Girls’ Club; Les Parisiens v.pres.; Booster Club; FTA treas.; GAA; Honor Student OLSZEWSKI, ANN MARIE Girls’ Club; Los Amigos; Booster Club; GAA; Senior Drama; Equestrians OPACIC, HANNAH Girls’ Club; Concert Choir; Girls’ Glee Club OPSITNIK, JANETTE Les Parisiens; Ink¬ pots; Booster Club; FTA; Equestrians; Cheerleader ORACHEFF, RICHARD Sr. Honor Soci¬ ety pres.; Ham-Radio Club treas., pres.; Radio WGVE; Honor Student ORLICH, DAN Boys’ Club; Club “W”; Football; Basketball ORLICH, GERALDINE Girls’ Club; GAA Council ORLICH, LINDA Sr. Honor Society; Stu¬ dent Council; Girls’ Club pres.; Thespians; Girls’ State Lt. Governor; Los Amigos; GAA; FTA; Auditorium Council; Ham- Radio Club; Jr. Prom Comm.; Homecoming Court; Honor Student PALL, JUDY Girls’ Club; Olympians; Chess Club; GAA Council; Riflettes sec.- treas. PANCHAK, FRANK Sr. Honor Society; Student Council v.pres.; Boys’ Club; Olym¬ pians; Concert Band; Concert Orchestra; Jr. Prom Comm.; Honor Student PANKIEWICZ, TED Boys’ Club PAVLIN, BOB Boys’ Club; Pica Club PAZAK, KAREN Girls’ Club; Booster Club; FTA; White Caps; Auditorium Coun¬ cil PAZERA, CHARLES Boys’ Club; Pica Club; Club “W”, Football PENZATO, ONIE Club “W”; Football PIET, CYNTHIA Quill Blade Essay Design Editor; Quill and Scroll; Inkpots; Booster Club; Auditorium Council sec.; Cheerleader; Jr. Prom Comm.; F.T.A.; Girls’ Club PINKERTON, NANCY Girls’ Club; Quill Blade Album Editor, Quill and Scroll; Olympians; Inkpots; Booster Club; FTA; GAA; White Caps; Equestrians; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Ways and Means Comm. PITLOW, PAT Girls’ Club PITULA, JOHN Boys’ Club; Pica Club; Football POLOMCHAK, RON Boys’ Club; Olym¬ pians; Golf; Intramurals POPP, DARLENE Publications Staff; GAA; White Caps; Concert Band; Riflet¬ tes POTEE, RON POWELL, JOHN Club “W”; Cross Coun¬ try; Track PRICE, MARJORIE YFC QUALIZZA, JIM Club “W”; Swimming QUIRZ, PEARL RADENCICH, JANE Girls’ Club RAMOS, NOELIA Girls’ Club; Los Ami¬ gos RANILOVICH, SANDI Girls’ Club RECKTENWALL, NANCY Girls’ Club jr. v.pres.; Philosopher Page Editor; Quill and Scroll; Les Parisians; Inkpots; Booster Club; FTA REDMOND, JUDY Concert Choir REID, BONNIE KAY Girls’ Club; Ink¬ pots; Booster Club;FTA; GAA; Auditorium Council REMES, VERONICA Girls’ Club RILEY, RAY Boys’ Club; Intramurals RUSH, RICHARD SACKMAN, LORRAINE Girls’ Club; Quill and Scroll; Quill Blade Club Editor; Los Amigos; Booster Club; FTA; GAA; White Caps; Auditorium Council; Sr. Prom Comm. SARNICKI, DAVID Boys’ Club SASAK, TIM SCHLEGEL, CAROLE SCHOLL, STANLEY Boys’ State; ROTC Drill Team; Rifle Team SCHUTZENHOFER, JOHN Boys’ Club; ROTC Drill Team; Rifle Team SCHULTZ, JIM Boys’ Club; Los Ami¬ gos SEEPERS, JUDY Les Parisiens; Inkpots; Booster Club; FTA; GAA SENDRE, KEN Boys’ Club; Club “W”; Sr. Prom Comm.; Tennis SERYNEK, RICHARD SERYNAK, THOMAS Thespians v.pres.; Senior Drama SETLAK, RAY Boys’ Club; Biology Club SHARP, DAN Club “W”; Football; Bas¬ ketball; Sr. Prom Comm. SIEGLE, HARRIET Girls’ Club; Quill Blade Sports Editor; Quill and Scroll; Los Amigos; Inkpots; Booster Club; FTA; Equestrians; Jr. Prom Comm. SIMCIAK, KAREN Girls’ Club; Booster Club; FTA; White Caps; Auditorium Coun¬ cil; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm.; Honor Student SKORICH, JIM Boys’ Club; Golf; Intra- murals SLEPCEVICH, BILL Boys’ Club, Olym¬ pians; Basketball; Swimming; Golf; Intra- murals SMEDEROVAC, JIM Boys’ Club SMITH, DAN Boys’ Club; Basketball; Cross Country; Track; Intramurals SMITH, MICHAEL Student Council; Boys’ Club; Astronomy Club; Equestrians; Honor Student SMOCK, SANDY Girls ' Club; Inkpots; Booster Club; Concert Choir; Equestrians; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm.; Lewet- tes SPOSITO, GEORGE SPRAGUE, GERALD STALOWY, DONNA Girls’ Club; Booster Club; GAA; White Caps; Riflettes; Sr. Prom Comm. STARR, MARK Boys’ Club STARZYNSKI, LORETTA Student Coun¬ cil; GAA Council; Concert Orchestra pres.; Concert Choir; Riflettes Soph., Jr. pres.; Majorettes; Football-O-Rama Queen; ROTC Honorary Captain STEWART, JIM Boys’ Club; Radio WGVE STOCKWELL, DAVID Boys’ Club; Los Amigos; Concert Band; Equestrians; Golf; Sr. Prom Comm.; Honor Student STONE, DERRY SVETANOFF, CATHY Girls’ Club; Thespians clerk; Booster Club; FTA; Senior Drama SVETICH, STEFAN IA Girls’ Club; Thes¬ pians; Booster Club; FTA; Senior Drama; Equestrians veep. SWANSON, JILL Girls’ Club; GAA; Concert Orchestra SZAB O, LARRY Boys’ Club; Club “W”; Football; Track; Jr. Prom Comm. SZCERBA, PAT Booster Club; FTA SZYBALA, JEANNE Girls’ Club TANNER, CAROL Les Parisians; Booster Club; FTA; GAA; Concert Band; Audito¬ rium Council TAYLOR, ALLEN Boys’ Club TAYLOR, ROGER Boys’ Club; Club “W”; Football; Basketball; Track THOMAS, ANITA Student Council; Quill Blade Club Editor; Quill and Scroll; Ink¬ pots; FTA; White Caps; Sr. Prom Comm.; Football-O-Rama Court; Girls’ Club; Booster Club THOMAS, SANDY Senior Class sec.; Booster Club; Concert Band TIMMONS, DAVE Junior Class sec.; Boys’ Club; Olympians; Los Amigos; Jr. Prom Comm. TOKARSKI, DON Boys’ Club; Club “W”; Football; Wrestling; DECA Club TORRESON. JEFF Boys’ Club; Golf; Football mgr.; Sr. Prom Comm. TRIPLO, MIKE Boys’ Club; Baseball; Swimming UZELAC, DAN ROTC VAJNER, DENNIS VALETICH, JOHN Boys’ Club VASIL. PETE Sophomore Class pres.; Sr. Honor Society; Student Council; Boys’ Club pres.; Jr. Prom, Sr. Prom chair.; Los Ami¬ gos; Biology Club; Honor Student VERPLANK, BARBARA Student Coun¬ cil; Booster Club; Biology Club; GAA; Riflettes; Equestrians v.pres., pres. VICIAN, FRAN Girls’ Club; Booster Club; White Caps; Concert Band; Concert Orchestra VICIAN, KAREN Student Council; Les Parisians; Booster Club; FTA v.pres.; Con¬ cert Band pres. Concert Orchestra VLAHOS, CHRIS VOGT, JOHN VOLKANOVICH, STEFANIE Girls’ Club VONDERHEID, DELLA Adv. Girls’ Glee Club; Riflettes VORKAPICH, HELENE Girls’ Club; Booster Club; FTA; GAA VORWALD, SUE Freshmen Class treas.; Student Council; Girls’ Club; Quill Blade Album Editor; Quill and Scroll; Les Parisi¬ ans; Booster Club; FTA; Girls’ Chorus; Concert Choir; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm. VUKUSIC, LOUISE Biology Club; Con¬ cert Choir; Notettes; Riflettes; Equestrians; Lewettes WALKER. 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Mr. and Mrs. William Hurey Panchak’s Sinclair Service Armand’s Barber Shop Pilar Snack Shop Gary Storage and Van Co. 819 Washington Street A “Gentle-Care Mover Student Index Accettura, Sharon 157 Acevez, Martin 163 Acevez, Vincent 87 Adamczyk, Halina 131 Adams, Charles 157 Adams, Michael 123, 169 Adank, Jerry 100H, 106D, 157 Adlesich, Margie 163 Adlesich, Michaeleen 103, 131 Alexander, Gail 102, 131 Alexander, Nancy 84, 163 Alexander, Roger 169 Allen, Alice 91, 163 Allen, Charles 131 Allman, Jeanne 100A, 157 Alvarado, Patricia 163 Alvarez, Robert 110, 123, 169 Anderson, James 169 Anderson, Linda 36, 90, 96, 97, 131 Anderson, Martha 169 Andreoli, Michael 122, 163 Andrews, Carol 91, 163 Andrews, Dale 169 Andrews, Dee 63, 131 Andrews, Susan 157 Angerski, Neda 163 Angerski, Patricia 31, 131 Anstead, Craig 110, 169 Antala, Michael 169 Antala, Rudy 157 Anthony, Rita 105, 163 Anthony Tasos 131 Antich, John 169 Antons, Claudia 169 Apa, Alice 163 Apolzan, John 100H, 106D, 131 Arbuckle, Wanda 157 Ares, Nick 55, 106D, 157 Ares, Rita 169 Armato, John 100H, 106D, 118, 131 Arnold, Dayna 157 Arwood, Geraldine 169 Asby, Linda 163 Ashley, Paters 169 Ashwood, Janet 163 Atkosh, Leona 163 Atkosh, Martha 163 Aubuchon, Gerald 169 Aubuchon, Gloria 157 Aubuchon, Pamela 169 Austin, Susan 86, 163 Auten, Jim 157 Avery, John 87, 163 Avirett, Kathy 75, 131 Axtman, Patricia 169 Bachinski, Janet 131 Bailey, Arthur 131 Bailey, Charles 169 Baker, Jeanne 28, 88, 157 Baldea, Lauren 84, 163 Baldner, Gary 169 Ball, Keith 131 Ballard, Patricia 163 Ballarino, Virginia 79, 100, 131 Ballway, Patricia 131 Ballway, Sandra 163 Ban, Albert 163 Banaski, JoAnn 163 Banks, Candis 168, 169 Banks, Rita 63, 129, 162, 163 Barbosa, Linda 157 Barlow, Dennis 100H, 106D, 132 Barlow, Richard 169 Barnes, Arlette 169 Barnes, Barbara 169 Barnes, Sandy 157 Barnett, Betty 169 Barney, Cathy 157 Barney, Marianne 132 Bartholdi, Dianna 163 Bartosh, Steven 95, 97, 132 Basiak, Rod 157 Basiger, Cynthia 132 Batcha, Roberta 157 Bauer, Robert 76, 163 Baumeister, Deborah 169 Baumeister, Russell 157 Beal. Phil 98, 157 Beamon, Sheri 169 Beaudreau, Catherine 169 Beaudreau, Lyle 122, 163 Beck, Irene 169 Beck, Nancy 66, 157 Becker, Becky 169 Beckham, Jeffrey 61, 163 Beckham, Vickie 102, 103, 132 Bednash, John 169 Belcher, Betty 132 Belei, Robert 110, 169 Belinsky, Thomas 169 Bell, Jim 157 Bell, Robert 105, 157 Beller, John 169 Beller, William 169 Belopavlovich, Janet 157 Bellich, Marsha 163 Bencze, Doreen 163 Bencze, Michael 132 Benedict, Joyce 169 Benedict, Julian 169 Benjamin, Peter 106D, 163 Bennett, Barbara 86, 163 Bennett, Cindy 169 Bennett, Paul 163 Bennington, William 163 Bensie, William 132 Bentley, Clint 157 Bentley, David, 157 Berry, Sandra 169 Besmark, Annamarie 157 Bettencourt, Barbara 132 Bianchi, Carol 157 Bianco, Josephine 157 Bianco, Sam 169 Biedulewicz, Lorraine 157 Biernat, James 132 Biggs, Daniel 55, 157 Biggs, Jack 88, 90, 157 Biggs, Linda 163 Binoman, Laurel 157 Binkley, Randy 169 Binkley, Sharon 132 Birch, David 87, 163 Birdsong, Carol 132 Birdwell, Charles 71, 73, 98, Bisbis, Cathy 157 Bisbis, Mary 169 Bishop, Dave 125, 163 Bistrow, Donald 169 Bizzle, Glenn 169 Black, Judy 163 Blackburn, Robert 169 Blacker, Thomas 169 Blackwell, James 110, 169 Blake, John 103, 132 Blanton, Phyllis 169 Blanton, Wayne 163 Blash, Barbara 93. 157 Blaze, Robert 132 Blazevich, Frances 157 Bleicher, James 115, 163 Blomeyer, Pamela 163 Bobik, Eugene 101, 132 Y. B. Elisha Rugs Inc. Phone: 885-0874 179 Glen Park Lumber Co. 4021 Madison Street Buzanowski, John 133 Buzuvis, George 100H, 125, 126. 127, 156, 157 Buzuvis, Pamela 163 Caldwell, Michele 169 Callahan. Donald 87, 157 Campbell, Barbara 169 Campbell. Kathy 29. 79, 133 Campbell, Sandra 163 Candiano, Danny 100H, 115, 163 Carben. Dorothy 169 Carich, Patricia 85, 106, 133 Carlson. Andrew 157 Carmony, David 66, 87, 90. 157 Carper, William 104. 105, 157 Carr, Kathleen 90, 163 Carr, Larry 157 Casey, Patricia 169 Cash, Charlene 169 Cash, Donna 157 Cass, George 169 Castor. Dennis 169 Caylor, Charlotte 169 Caylor, Rebecca 134 Centanni, Joe 157 Chabraja, Theodore 106D, 163 Chaircs, Robert 169 Chastain, Deborah 163 Chiabai, Agnes 157 Chiabai. Gloria 79, 97, 100B. 1C0D, 100H, 134 Chiabai, John 157 Chmiel, Linda 163 Chnupa. David 163 Chnupa. Nancy 163 Chornack, Laura 163 Chowning, Thomas 157 Christakis, Constance 157 Christensen. William 169 Christie, Nicolette 163 Christman, Claude 110, 169 Cieszkiewicz, Siegmund 169 Cifalia, Rocky 106D Cisarik. Joseph 163 Clark. Linda 169 Claxton, Wayne 157 Cleary, Jeff 134 Clement, Carol 157 Clements, Charlene 80, 169 Clements, Robert 69 Clements, Tony 134 Clune, Gary 169 Clune, Terry 169 CofTel, Richard 163 Coffey, Jack 157 Coffey, Michael 169 Cogley, Sandra 90. 157 Cogley, Sherry 157 Cohan. Arlene 90, 163 Coican, Richard 126, 157 Cokusis, Cami 116. 157 Cokusis, Richard 100H. 110, 169 Cole. Shirley 90, 163 Collins. Gerald 134 Collins, Mike 157 Collins. Regina 169 Colosimo, Robert 134 Compton, Connie 169 Conder. Donna 157 Conkle, James 88, 169 Connelly, Linda 169 Conner. John 169 Cook, Jim 163 Cook, Nancy 103, 134 Cooke, Peggy 103, 134 Cooley, Van 163 Coonce, Carol 134 Cooper, Cheryl 169 Cooper, Conway 134 Cooper, Gloria 169 Cooper, Judith 134 Cooper, Michael 87. 90, 106D, 163 Cost, John 163 Cost, Nick 157 180 Bocca. Barbara 163 Bochik, Betty 169 Bochl, Sharon 169 Bodinger, Donald 132 Bodo, Joseph 157 Bogash, Richard 169 Boedanich, George 125 Bojko, Christine 133 Boland. Patrick 163 Bonner, Robert 169 Booker, Gene 169 Boor, Joyce 79. 129, 133 Borjan, Mari 79, 88, 90, 103, 133 Bosak, Cynthia 157 Bosak, Peggy 91, 163 Boskovich, John 163 Boswell. Byron 157 Bothwell, Terri 163 Bower, Joella 133 Bower, Louis 169 Bower, Roberta 133 Bowman, David 169 Bowman, Marlene 106A Boyer, Robert 125, 163 Boylan, Judy 169 Boylan, Mary Jo 103. 133 Bozich, Steven 163 Braciak. Stephen 163 Bradford. Marilyn 157 Bradford. Nancy 163 Bradley, Barbara 157 Bradley, Ronald 163 Bradon, Marsha 45, 84, 98, 157 Brady, Richard 169 Brancic, Georgine 89, 163 Brant, Jerry 163 Brasher, Marilyn 133 Brasic. Bonnie 157 Brasic, Michael 169 Brasich, James 133 Braun, Paula 157 Bravo, Joseph 123, 169 Brier, Bernadette 80, 86, 163 Brier, Theresa 80. 169 Briski, Carolyn 84, 163 Broadaway, Gordon 169 Broadstone, Catherine 90, 169 Brock, Cynthia 63, 129, 163 Bromberk, Jyneen 87, 163 Brooks, Esther 169 Brooks, Joanne 169 Brown, Billy 70D, 71, 126. 127, 157 Brown, Carolyn 157 Brown, Charles 169 Brown, Terry 157 Bruner, Elizabeth 169 Bruner, William 157 Brunker, Donna 169 Bryan, Micheline 169 Bryson, Colleen 106, 157 Bubac, Dennis 157 Bubac, Diane 89, 163 Buchko, Shirley 163 Buha. Steve 106D, 163 Buhner, Carol 157 Buhner, John 125, 163 Buhring, Roni 157 Bulot, Genevieve 70 Bulza, Cynthia 103, 163 Bumbales, Diane 157 Burch. Bruce 100H, 115, 157 Burcham, Genevieve 82, 92, 96. 97. 98, 100, 100H, 133 Burches, Martha 82, 100, 100H, 133 Burkall. Lawrence 169 Burns, Raleigh 169 Burns, Robert 163 Burns, Robert 169 Burrell, Robert 133 Burrell. Ronald 169 Bursae, Dusanka 163 Bursae, Millie 169 Burton, Donald 169 Busby, Glenn 101, 103, 133 Bosak Motor Sales Inc. 3568 Broadway Costo, Charlene 157 Courtney, Nancy 169 Courtney, Shirley 163 Coveris. Nick 110, 123, 169 Cox, Darlene 169 Cox, Donald 169 Cox, Richard 87, 157 Cox, Sandra 100A, 134 Cozmanoff, Michael 163 Cramvis, Christine 163 Cramvis, Nikki 62, 96, 169 Crase, Kathleen 169 Crase, Linda 169 Cristallo, Ronald 101, 157 Crnkovich, Karen 134 Crnkovich, Susan 169 Crocus, Sylvia 129, 157 Croll. Kay 157 Croll, Richard 87, 103, 122, 163 Crompton, William 106D, 157 Crull, Catherne 89, 169 Culbertson, Cheryl 134 Current, David 163 Cwiklinski, Jacqueline 169 Czarnecki, Alan 157 Czerwin, Connie 157 Czerwin, Darlene 90, 134 Czubik, Richard 110. 169 Czubik, Robert 163 Dailey, Mary Lou 44, 163 Dalby, Frederick 169 Dalby, Richard 125, 163 Daley, Barbara 157 Daley, Tom 135 Dalka. Dana 100E, 100G, 157 Dalka, Linda 169 Damian, Gary 106D, 122, 163 Damian, Terri 157 Danford, Bonnie 157 Daniels. Vincent 87, 95, 157 Danko, Lynn 89, 169 Dartz, Eddie 123, 169 Dartz, Marilyn 163 Dartz. Ronald 135 Daugherty, James 110, 169 Davich, Phyllis 163 Davies, Richard 106D, 157 Davis, Bill 76, 96, 97, 100H, 106D, 135 Davis, Janice 90. 96, 157, 163 Davis, Linda 169 Davis, Lorrie 157 Davis, Louis (Mrs.) 69 Davis, Nancy 169 Davis, Ray 163 Davis, Terry 135 Deaton, Linda 169 Deavers, Rosalie 169 Deere, Pat 157 DeFrance, Lawrence 163 DeFrance. Robert 135 Delich, Delores 169 DeMass, Alan 163 Dcmbowski, Charlene 62, 169 Demps, Sheila 163 Dendy, Donald 169 Dendy, Marsha 103, 135 Denesuk, Jeanne 157 Denning. Sam 163 Dennison, Ronnie 126, 127, 163 DePra. Albert 135 Deskins, Gary 163 De St. Jean. Susan 163 Devaney, Harold 123 Devine, Elizabeth 163 Devyak, Barbara 169 Devyak, Carol 135 Devyak. Mary 163 Diamond, Elaine 169 Dickerson, Pat 157 Dickerson, Robert 169 Dilley, Ed 105, 157 Dilley, Ronnie 169 Dillman. Carole 106, 169 Dimitroff, Cynthia 86, 92, 157 Dimos, Gregory 97, 135 Dinwoodie, Judy 135 Dinwoodie, William 97, 98, 135 Ditter, Cheryl 163 Djurich, Bobby 164 Dobis, Charles 157 Dobis, Mark 110, 169 Doidge, Linda 157 Dombrowski, Jimmy 169 Dommer, Dwight 157 Dommer, Steven 169 Domsic. Jo Ann 164 Doneff, Terry 164 Douthitt, Linda 135 Dowdy, Florence 164 Dowdy, Kenneth 135 Dowdy, Roger 164 Doyle, Tim 157 Drag, Robert 125 Draia. Danny 104. 105 Drake, Bill 85, 135 Drake, Zita 169 Dravet, Darlene 157 Drohosky, Dan 135 Drozda, Lynn 79, 136 Drozda, Valerie 164 Drozda, William 116, 164 Drummond, Curtis 169 Druskovich, Diane 135 Duckscher, James 169 Dudak, Paul 110 Dudash. William 169 Dulla, Donald 105, 106D. 157 Dumay, Robert 169 Dumenric, James 157 Dunnam, Linda 158 Durbin, Jacqueline 169 Durbin, Linda 86, 158 Dusich, Mary Ann 164 Duteau, Robert 164 Duvall, Linda 164 Dykhuis, Terry 105, 158 Dziewicki. Marian 169 Dziubla. Paula 136 Eberhardt. Karran 169 Eckersal, Linda 169 Eckert, Jeannine 100A, 102, 136 Ehlers, Harold 164 Eichstadt, Bruce 136 Eimer, Ronald 85, 169 Eisenmenger, A1 61. 158 Elieff, Dorothy 136 Elischer, Jo Ann 106, 136 Elkins, Donna 164 Elkins, Wanda 158 Elliott, Joe 158 Elmore, James 169 Eloff, Cindy 169 Embry, John 164 Endsley, Larry 136 Eng. Allen 102, 115, 158 Eng, Susan 169 Engelien, Cheryl 136 Engelien. Wendell 87, 164 Ensalaro, Randall 110, 169 Epler. Thomas 87, 136 Epps, Janet 169 Erdelac, Vicki 169 Erfurth. Frank 169 Erfurth, Roberta 106, 169 181 Montgomery Ward and Co. 3440 Village Ernest, Susan 158 Erway, Paul 53, 164 Espinoza, Norma 169 Espy, Roberta 158 Estep. Jimmy 110. 169 Estrada, John 169 Estrada. Linda 158 Estrada, Yolanda 170 Etherton, Lenore 87, 90, 164 Evans, Cheryl 84, 170 Evans. David 110, 123. 170 Evans. James 164 Evans. Judith 136 Evans, Terry 136 Everett, Paula 88, 136 Everett, Victor 170 Evon, Marianne 170 Evon. Michael 170 Fagg, Bill 104, 105, 136 Fagg, Melvin 105, 164 Failla, Patricia 100A. 158 Falatic, Jack 170 Fancher, Barry 158 Fancher, Gayle 170 Farroh, Tom 105, 164 Fastero, John 136 Favia. Florence 158 Feere, Allen 170 Feinberg, Andrea 170 Feinberg, Judy 94, 164 Felinski. Thomas 164 Felton, Jan 97, 136 Felton, Joanne 164 Fenchak. Carolyn 136 Ferguson, Diana 170 Ferguson, Donald 137 Ferguson. Patricia 158 Ferhat. Jamie 164 Ferjo, Irene 164 Fernandez, John 158 Fernandez, Robin 158 Fesko, David 113, 158 Fesko, Joanne 40, 164 Feterick, Michael 76, 137 Fielding, Cheryl 89, 170 Fielding, Daryl 158 Figge, Sandra 164 Finch, George 85, 100E, 100G. 158 Finnerty, Mary 86, 164 Fino. John 170 Fino li, Toni 137 Firme Diane 93, 98, 158 Fisher. Carol 86, 87, 90, 103, 105, 137 Fisher, David 164 Fisher. George 137 Fleischman, Lawrence 170 Fleischman, Lynn 164 Flowers, Daniel 115, 158 Flowers, Linda 158 Floyd, Anne 164 Floyd, Karen 137 Flynn, Linda 164 Fodemski, Richard 158 Foler, Francine 170 Foley, George 125, 164 Foreman, Donna 164 Foreman, Michael 158 Forgey, Jonathan 100H, 106D SAVINGS LOAN 6ocuzti p Forney, Cynthia 170 Fossey, Dennis 105, 164 Foster, Sheila 91, 158 Fox. Connie 170 Fox, Eugene 164 Fox. Murray 158 Frangis, Thomas 170 Frank, Kenneth 87 Frankowski, Susan 91. 164 Frazier, Patricia 164 Frazier. Robert 71. 158 Freeman, Ron 105, 115, 158 French, Donald 106D, 164 Fressle, Steve 106D. 164 Fuller, Sharon 158 Fulton, Darlene 170 Fulton. Linda 158 Furlow. Mai 106D. 164 Gabriel, Vincent 170 Gajewski, Robert 170 Gajewski, Stanley 170 Galambus. Robert 158 Galka, Carl 158 Galka, Gene 164 Garcia, Erlinda 137 Garletts, Allen 137 Garletts. Rebecca 158 Garner. James 170 Garner, Richard 164 Garner, Ronald 170 Garrard, David 170 Garrison, Charles 137 Garritano, Nora 164 Gary, Dwight 164 Gatch. Ben 100H, 125, 158 Gatch, Donald 106D. 125, 164 Gawor, Jo Ellen 158 Gaydos. Carol 158 Gaydos, Sharon 170 Gedda, Geri 158 George, Gregory 164 George. Marsha 164 George, Sheryl 158 Georgian, Art 110, 170 Geresy, Kathleen 85, 158 German, Ronald 164 Gersack, Carol 27, 96. 97, 100B, 100C, 100H, 103, 137 Gersack, Laurel 90, 103, 164 Gielniak, J. (Mrs.) 69 Gielniak, John 100H, 122, 164 Giema, Vivian 137 Gikas, George 106D. 164 Gilbeau, Rosemary 170 Gilbert, Lana 137 Gile. Daniel 110, 170 Gill, Tom 164 Gilles, Jerry 158 Gillis, Linda 28, 158 Gilson, William 102, 164 Girgenti, Clelia 87, 104, 158 Gir genti, Louie 87, 104. 105. !37 Gispanski. Bruce 170 Glenn. Bonnie 137 Glennon, Susan 91, 137 Glibota, Helene 88. 90, 158 Glibota, Ronald 138 Glorioso, Angela 158 Golub, Steve 158 Golub. Thomas 87, 170 Gonzalez, Gregory 170 Goodman, Sandra 158 Gordon, Leona 70 Gordon, Patricia 170 Gortz, Sarah 170 Goss, John 123, 170 Goszewski, Tim 164 Gottschling, Michael 158 Gottschling, Robert 164 Gourlay, Linda 85, 86, 158 Grainger. Patricia 93, 158 Grantham, Barbara 170 Gray, Robert 164 Gray, Shelia 164 Greco, Carmella 138 Greco, Clara 138 Greco, Janet 164 Greco, Leonard 170 Green. Bill 125, 138 Green, Susan 89, 170 Greer. John 170 Gregoline, Patricia 170 Gregoline, William 88. 164 Gregory, Alan 164 Griffin, Kenneth 88, 164 Grubb, Richard 86, 105 Gruchalski, Lawrence 158 Gudinas, Phyllis 138 Guelfo, Patricia 87, 138 Guelfo. Suzanne 158 Guess, Carol 158 Guinee, Nancy 104, 105, 1 06, 158 Gulaboff, Alexander 170 Gurgevich, Pamela 170 Gutesha. Michael 158 Guthrie, Terry 100H, 115, 158 Guzman, Miriam 164 Hachlica, David 158 Hachlica, Janice 170 Haczmarek, Bob 164 Haddix. Marilyn 158 Hady, John 118, 138 Hale, Donald 106D, 125, 164 Hall, Cheryl 138 Hall, Pamela 170 Hallas, Helene 170 Hallman, Terry 123, 170 Halstead, Richard 170 Haluska, Theresa 158 Hamady, Carol 170 Hamady, Patricia 158 Hamann, Diana 170 Hamilton. Michael 170 Hamilton, Patricia 164 Hamilton, Phillip 170 Hamlin, Fred 170 Hammond, Carol 164 Hampton. Steve 110, 170 Hanaway, David 100H, 138 Hancock, Roger 170 Hancock, Ronald 55, 170 Hansen, Arlene 164 Hansen, Dorothy 138 Hansen, Frances 164 Hansen. Helen 138 Hansen, Patricia 164 Haraminac, Terry 164 Harbison, Paulette 170 Hardie, Heather 94, 106A, 164 Harding, James 138 Harkness, Robert 106D, 138 Harmon, Carol 170 Harney, Kathy 158 Harold, Kathleen 164 Harold, Thomas 170 Harris, Sherry 170 Harrison, Barbara 170 Harrison, Eddie 158 Harrison, Tom 105, 158 Hartmann, Carl 170 Hartosh, Matthew 104, 105, 138 Harty. Royal 110, 170 Harvoth, David 138 Hasara, Albert 86, 138 Hatford, Alan 164 Hauser, Doug 156, 158 First State Savings and Loan Association 100 W. Ridge Road Haussman. Marsha 91, 164 Hawrys, Charles 106D, 170 Hay, John 164 Head, Larry 139 Hecker, Betsy 158 Hecker, David 105 Hedges, Linda 170 Heid, Gary 100H, 106D, 164 Heist. James 170 Helfrich, Cheryl 164 Hembree, Clyde 170 Heminger, Michael 158 Heminger, Ronald 164 Henderson, Joanne 170 Herbert, Timothy 110, 170 Herbert, Tom 100H, 106D, 118. 158 Hering, Peggy 62, 164 Hermes, Arnold 170 Hermes. Jo Ann 103, 139 Herr, Janice 158 Herrera, David 105, 164 Herschman, Barbara 90, 164 Herschman, Harris 87, 90, 101, 158 Herskovic, Eugene 164 Herzog, Rodney 170 Heveder, Cynthia 158 Heveder, Michele 164 Hey wood, Lynne 170 Higgins, David 139 Higgins, Robert 170 Higgins, Sandra 170 Hifand, Karen 86, 94 Hildebrandt, Paul 170 Hill. Terry 100E, 100G, 139 Hillard. Brenda 170 Hills, Hope 98. 103, 158 Hills, Susan 170 Hilton, Ronald 164 Himden. Marilyn 158 Hinonski, Sharon 158 Hitchings, George 170 Hobach. Bill 158 Hocza, Frank 170 Hoffman, James 110, 170 Hoftey, Marilyn 86, 170 Hokenson, Donald 158 Holley, Linda 84, 158 Hollopeter, Raymond 139 Holt, Susan 158 Holtzman, Judy 170 Holtzman, Paulette 170 Homernick, Nancy 89 Homoky, William 55, 106D, 158 Hootnich, James 170 Hopkins, James 170 Horbovetz, David 44, 71, 73, 90, 96, 97, 139 Horn, Michael 139 Horvath, Stanley 100H, 106D, 158 Horwell, Charles 164 Hoskins, Hershel 164 Hotarie, Yvonne 170 Houser, Susan 106A, 106, 139 Howard. James 164 Howe, Susan 64. 105, 158 Hritz. Mickey 90, 105, 158 Hrnjak. Hope 164 Hrnjak, Michele 139 Huffman, Karen 105, 158 Hulick. Michael 105, 158 Hunter. Bruce 170 Hurey, Richard 100H, 106D, 116, 117, 139 Hurey, Robert 100H, 106D, 116, 139 Hurey, William 69 Hurt. Barbara 158 Hutchins, Doris 84. 170 Hutman, Elizabeth 170 Hyde, Robert 164 Hydo, Kathleen 84, 96, 97, 106, 139 Hydo. Mary 170 Ihnat, Edward 158 Ikeler, David 170 Ikeler, Vernon 139 Ilgen, Fritz 100H, 158 Iracleanos. Dean 164 Iracleanos, Gus 105, 164 Irak, Janet 88, 90, 158 Irak, John 110, 170 Ireland, Gerald 170 Ireland, James 106D, 164 Ivancevich, Donna 164 Ivany, Eric (Mrs.) 69 Ivany, Kathy 139 Iwan, Bernard 170 Iwan, Monika 158 Jackson, Claudia 89, 164 Jackson, Craig 139 Jackson, Curtis 164 Jackson, Ronald 158 Jacobs, Stephen 170 Jagiela, Edward 86, 170 Jahn, Carol 139 Jakob. Robert 164 Jancose. Mary 158 Jancose. Ruth 90, 170 Jandura, Joseph 170 Jania, Jeannette 170 Janowski, Jan 164 Jaremuczuk, John 158 Jarmusz, Charles 170 Jasper, Alan 170 Jasper, Jean 100A, 100H. 103, 106, 140 Jeffress, Darrell 164 Jelusich, Susan 170 Jenkins, Glen 110, 170 Jenkins, John 170 Jenkins, William 140 Jennings, Barbara 99, 164 Jensen, Ellis 164 Jensen, Lillian 103, 140 Jensen, Robert 100F, 100G, 164 Jevicks, Janice 170 Joachim, Alan 158 Joachim, David 170 Jodrnak, Thomas 100H, 115, 123, 170 Johansson, John 158 Johns, Barry 170 Johns, Douglas 105 Johnson, Barbara 164 Johnson, Brenda 89, 170 Johnson, Edward 164 Joh nson, Faye 170 Johnson, Jeff 76, 140 Johnson, John 170 Johnson, Rusty 140 Johnson, Sarah 170 Johnson, Theckla 164 Johnston, Pamela 170 Johnston, William 110, 170 Jones, Deborah 170 Jones, Dennis 170 Jones, Judy 90, 140 Jones, Kenneth 165 Jones, Paul 158 Jones, Robert 110. 170 Jones, Ronnie 170 Jordan, Cindy 170 Joseph, Ronald 165 Jostes, Carol 170 Kacasey, Pat 89 Scarsdale Pharmacy 737 E. 43rd Ave. 183 Sanders Ready-Mix Concrete Inc. 3800 Rhode Island Seven-Up Bottling Co. Inc. 6707 Broadway Beauty Spot Restaurant 3804 Broadway Kacir. Ronald 126, 140 Kacmar, Judith 158 Kaczorowski, Corine 165 Kaczur. Michael 158 Kadish, Jean 95. 96. 97. 140 Kaiser, June 170 Kalamir, Donald 170 Kalcmber. Carol 99. 165 Kalkanoff. David 110, 170 Kaminski. Donna 170 Kaminski, Eva 170 Kaminski, Mariann 29, 140 Kaminski. Michael 170 Kantroski. Julius 165 Kantroski, Lawrence 100F, 100G, 154 Kapica. Robert 165 Kappas, Michael 125, 158 Karogas, Celeste 89, 170 Karwacinski, Patricia 170 Kaufman, Linda 158 Keen. Anna 170 Keen. Elaine 140 Kehoe. Thomas 165 Kelly. James 90. 165 Kelly. Kathleen 170 Kendron, Mary 165 Kennedy, Michael 140 Kennedy, Richard 165 Kepchar, Allan 170 Kepchar, Geraldine 170 Kepshire, Richard 170 King. Joseph 165 Kinnis, Gary 55, 140 Kinnis, Ted 83, 100H, 158 Kirkilewski, Henry 100H, 115, 158 Kirkilewski, Walter 87, 100H, 115, 165 Kirtland, Jack 158 Kirylowsky, Lydia 165 Kish, Carole 170 Kish. Linda 170 Klein, Carol 170 Klosowski, Bernadette 170 Klus. Phillip 90. 105 Klym, Nancy 63, 91, 140 Kmetz, Albert 170 Knapp, Bill 158 Knight, Brenda 158 Knoch, Marvin 140 Kobe, Carl 140 Kocevar, Carol 27, 79, 97, 129. 140 Kochek, Kathleen 31, 141 Kochek, Robert 170 Koches, Karen 158 Kochvar, Dennis 165 Kokos, Terry 106D, 165 Kolander, Sharon 165 Kolczak, Stanley 141 Koldus, William 122, 165 Koleff, Susan 89, 170 Komechak, Susan 158 Komenda, George 170 Kompir, Shirley 106, 159 Konicke. Michael 170 Konikowski, Leo 170 Konikowski, Ruth 170 Konja, Patricia 170 Konjak, Leonard 170 Kontos. Gus 165 Koontz, Carol 70D, 73, 81, 86. 90, 97. 141 Kopanski, Robert 165 Kordys, Lawrence 170 Kormett. Linda 141 Kornafel, Mike 141 Kos, George 76. 100H, 106D. 109, 118, 159 Kos, Janice 26, 27, 88, 90, 141 Kosak, Stephen 165 Kosakowski, Cynthia 170 Kosakowski, Sharon 141 Kosanovich, Yvonne 159 Koscho, Danny 141 Kosto, Ronald 141 Koularos, Mary 170 Kouvakas, Spiro 159 Kouvelas, Elaine 44, 92, 97, 100B. 100D, 100H, 141 Koval, Robert 76, 141 Koves, Martha 170 Kowalczyk, Jeanne 89, 170 Kozar, Sharon 171 Kozicki, Donald 141 Kramer, Kay 86, 105. 165 Krampe, Martha 159 Krantz, Judith 90, 141 Krebes, William 165 Kretheotis, Steve 100H. 116, 171 Krieger, Edward 171 Krol, Joe 87, 100H, 116, 159 Kruse, James 165 Krzyzewski, Alice 159 Krzyzewski, Frances 165 Krzyzewski, Patricia 141 Kubiak, Benny 159 Kubiak. Pamela 165 Kubiak, Terry 171 Kucan, Margie 82, 100B. 100C, 100H, 141 Kucan, Samuel 165 Kuckson, Michael 171 Kuehnle, Ben 87, 165 Kukta, Ray 165 Kulavick, Joanne 90, 141 Kulavick, Steve 100H, 159 Kunske, Cynthia 105, 165 Kupka, Shirley 165 Kurdelak, Dolores 142 Kurdelak, Jerry 105, 142 Kurowski. Kenneth 142 Kurowski. Larry 142 Kurowski. Patrick 171 Kurowski, Paula 171 Kurowski, Peggy 168, 171 Kurowski, Steve 100H, 106D, 142 Kusmierczyk, Bob 97, 130D, 142 Kusmierczyk, Frank 165 Kusta, Karen 82, 100, 100H, 142 Kvortek. Karen 165 Kwasniewski, Monica 89, 171 Labash. Denise 159 Labash, Georgene 171 LaBuda, Robert 159 LaCross, Terry 171 LaCross, Veronica 171 Lahart, Richard 159 Laisure, Linda 159 Lake, Richard 87, 165 Lakomek, Barbara 88, 165 Lakomek. Leonard 159 Lambert, Larry 142 Lamberth, Linda 171 Lamken. Roy 165 Lammons, David 142 Langan, Janice 84, 87, 165 Langel, Judy 171 Langmesser, Robert 142 Lankford, Nancy 159 Lankford. Roger 90, 171 Larkin, Donna 165 Larkin, Thomas 171 Lasayko, Louise 44. 84, 98. 159 Lashenik. Leona 91, 165 Laster, Phyllis 171 Laster, Richard 71, 86, 97, 142 Latham, Harold 171 Latia. Douglas 171 Lazaro, Rosalie 171 Lazaro. Tula 171 Lazarowicz, Mark 142 Lazarowicz. Ray 159 Lazzaro, Frank 69 Lazzaro. Skip 77, 100H, 106D 108, 118, 159 Ledak. Janet 171 Lemaich. Daniel 87, 165 Lemaich. John 110, 171 Lenaburg, Ronald 142 Lenart, Barbara 142 Lenon, Larry 110, 170 Leon, Joseph 165 Leonard, Dathyl 171 Leonard, Diane 171 Leonard, Thomas 40, 165 Lesniak, Linda 80, 87, 165 Leto, Grace 142 Leuca, Ronald 142 Leucuta, Cornel 165 Leucuta, Ted 143 Lewandowski, Daniel 159 Lewis, Alex 171 Lewis, John 159 Lewis, Karen 159 Lewontuk, Joyce 143 Liebharth. Linda 79. 143 Liedtke, Pamela 89, 165 Lilley, James 55. 159 Lincicome, Linda 143 Lincoln, John 143 Lindinger, Ernest 165 Lindinger, Louie 77, 100H, 106D, 159 Linger, Carol 171 Linger, Thomas 106D, 107, 119. 130D, 143 Lis, Christine 143 Litherland, Dennis 118, 143 Little. Marsha 106, 106A, 159 Litton. Martha 106A, 159 Lobody, Patricia 171 Lodovisi, Glen 100H 102, 113, 165 Logan, James 165 Logan, Stephanie 171 Lollis, Darla 171 Lollis, John 165 Lopez. Alice 171 Lopez. Carolyn 159 Lopez, David 88. 159 Lopez, Ricard 171 Lothian, Gerry 171 Lothian, Glenn 159 Lothian, Harry 159 Lothian. Patrick 171 Lothian. William 143 Lowe, Charles 159 Lowe, Eddie 159 Lozanovski, Zagorka 106A, 159 Lubica, Luwac 159 Lucich, Michael 90, 100H. 165 Luck, Dean 40, 143 Lugar, Joseph 105, 165 Lundgren. Cheryl 86, 165 Luttinen, Alice 159 Luttinen, Bruce 171 Luzzi. Ann 171 Luzzi, Richard 87, 103, 165, 116 Lynch. William 171 L nde. Gordon 88. 171 Lyon, Audrey 80. 88, 90. 143 Lyon, Bruce 143 Macaluso. Charlene 89, 115 Maciszak, Michael 171 Mack, Wayne 103, 165 Mackley. Margaret 70 Mackowiak. Diana 171 Madison, Patrick 106D, 116, 165 Madson, Alex 100H. 102, 115, 159 Madson. Donald 87, 171 Mahns. Dennis 159 Majeski, Ed 98, 143 Major, Michael 171 Makivich, Georgene 171 Malaski. Carol 165 Malaski. Mike 159 Malich, Patricia 159 Malinich, Robert 100H, 118, 119, 143 Malis, Tim 106D. 116. 159 Mallars, Carolyn 165 Malone. James 159 Malone, Roger 171 Malyj, John 165 Mamelson. James 171 Mammas, Lucia 171 Mance, Frances 165 Mandich, Georgeann 94, 96, 97, 98, 143 Mandich, Mike 143 Mandich, Thomas 55, 86, 159 Mandon, Thomas 110, 123, 171 Maness, Janice 171 Manion, Lawrence 171 Manion, Mike 29. 144 Manion, Patricia 79, 165 Mannino, Charlene 159 Manojlovich, Marion 171 Maples, Don 159 Maples, Ronnie 106D. 159 Marciniak. Rosemary 165 Marciniak, Sandra 165 Marckese. Bernard 144 Maretich, Rudolph 171 Marich. Michael 171 Marich, Milan 165 Marino. Dianne 159 Mark, Brenda 159 Mark, Eugene 171 Markos. George 165 Markos. Joseph 165 Markovich, Ronald 102, 165 Markowicz, Mary 71, 165 Marks, Lorelei 81, 89, 171 Mark well, Loretta 165 Marquardt, Larry 71, 83, 144 Marquardt, Lois 74, 81, 165 Marrs, Irene 159 Martikean, Carl 101, 116. 159 Martikean, Scherrita 104, 165 Martin, Andrew 165 Martin, Edward 171 Martin, Joe 106D. 119, 144 Martin, Richard 100H, 113, 122. 165 Martin, Suzanne 159 Martis. Linda 165 Martisovic, Frank 171 Maryonovich, Richard 105, 165 Maschenik, Janice 165 Mastroianni, Julie 159 Matalik, Andrea 165 Mathews. David 159 Matovina, Marilyn 171 Matunas, Sandra 104, 159 Matzueff, Janette 171 CJmb PROMISE YOURSELF To be so strong that nothing can disturb your peace of mind. To talk health, happiness and prosperity to every person you meet. To make all your friends feel that there is some - thing in them. To look at the sunny side of everything and make your optimism come true. To think only of the best, to work only for the best, and expect only the best. Glen Park Optimist Club Friend of the Boys’ To be just as enthusiastic about the success of others as you are about your own. To forget the mistakes of the past and press on to the greater achievements of the future. To wear a cheerful countenance at all times and give every living creature you meet a smile. To give so much time to the improvement of your¬ self that you have no time to criticize others. To be too large for worry, too noble for anger, too strong for fear and too happy to permit the presence of trouble. Artistic Cleaners 3767 Broadway 187 Time Motors Inc. 401 E. 5th Ave. dior Hiy iest J)n i air S)ty(i r in v WeE ecommen j... 700 W. Ridge Road dJrend’s id. V 3898 Broadway ddunntf ' a ideality 648 W. 44th Ave. 3566 Village Maxey, Carol 171 Maxey, William 110, 171 Maybaum, Kent 86, 88, 97, 144 Mazeika, Charlotte 159 Mazzaro. Tom 144 McBride, Karen 171 McBride, Patricia 171 McCabe. Linda 159 McCarter, Kathleen 171 McCaughey, Betsy 144 McClusky, Gregg 165 McColly, Timothy 77, 159 McColpin. David 144 McCommon, Cheriln 171 McDonald, Kathy 171 McDonald, Lynda 165 McHargue, John 171 Mcllvenna. Carol 159 Mcllvenna, Charles 144 McKee, Sandra 171 McKenzie, Catherine 91, 102, 144 McKinley, Delores 171 McKinley, Mary Kay 165 McKinney, Terry 165 McLaughlin, Bertha 86, 165 McMullin, Phillip 171 McNiece, James 100H, 125, 165 McNeil. Sandra 27, 70, 103, 129, 130D 144 McQuaid, Sharon 27, 82, 100. 100H, 144 McQuilkin, Patricia 106, 171 Mears. William 165 Medellin, Mary 159 Meinberg, Gail 55, 81, 102, 144 Melton, Yvette 91, 159 Mendez, Louis 171 Mendoza, Kathleen 165 Messina, Sally 171 Metroyanis, Pat 165 Metroyanis, Sonia 159 Michalik, Kenneth 83, 144 Middleton, James 159 Mielczarek, Joe 159 Mihaluk, Arlene 144 Mihich, John 171 Mihich, Sandra 159 Mihish, Linda 171 Mikesell. Marie 90, 165 Mikole, Roberta 88 Mikologak, Roberta 171 Mikusevich, James 31, 144 Milak. Donald 110, 171 Milak. Donna 171 Milchak. Frank 165 Milicavljevich, Yugo 171 Milich, Andy 159 Milich, Zagorka 86, 165 Milicivic. Richard 171 Millan, Jim 171 Millan, Juanita 80, 88, 90, 97 145 Miller, Karen 40, 165 Miller, Nancy 171 Miller, Robert 165 Miller, Terry 171 Miller, Tom 100H, 106D, 159 Milligan, Deanna 171 Mills. Diane 159 Mills, Pamela 145 Mills, Susan 171 Milteer. Thomas 53, 115, 126 159 Minarich, John 106D, 122, 165 Minninger. Erma 70 Mioduski. Sandra 171 Mireles, Rita 85, 92, 159 Miria. Lynn 165 Mishevich, Phil 159 Mishevich, Victoria 171 Mitchell. Robert 159 Mitchell, William 145 Mitrovich, Steven 90, 165 Mizerak, Joyce 145 Mizerak, Serge 102. 145 Mlodzinski, Alan 145 Modos, John 95. 159 Modrowski, Theodore 159 Mohler, Howard 100H, 159 Moke, Lewis 106D, 165 Moloney, Diana 165 Momot. Margie 91, 145 Monahan, Aleda 145 Monahan, Judith 171 Monanteras, Alex 159 Monterrubia, Berta 159 Montgomery, Robert 171 Montgomery, Roger 171 Moore, Carole 90, 171 Moore, Cherri 171 Moore, Monty 165 Moore, Sharon 171 Moore, William 165 Mordi, Richard 145 Moreno, Carmen 64, 92, 159 Morgan, James 165 Morgan, Larry 97, 100H, 101, 145 Morganelli, David 165 Morris, Jeff 145 Morrissey, Eileen 91. 145 Mortensen, Eileen 40, 145 Moskovich. John 145 Moskovich, Thomas 171 Moskovsky, Richard 110, 171 Mostak, Richard 171 Mrak, Agnes 159 Mrak, Maria 171 Mrak, Rudolph 165 Mroz, Donna 88, 90, 145 Mudrich, Diane 159 Muha, Danny 171 Mulcahey, David 171 Mullins. Jackie 171 Muniz, Louis 171 Muniz, Suzanne 165 Munroe, Gerald 159 Muza, Robert 159 Myers, Martia 171 Myers, Richard 165 Naccarato, Ronald 145 Naidoff, Patricia 27, 80, 127, 146 Naminski, Thomas 171 Namovich, William 146 Nance, Scott 171 Nance, Virginia 159 Nastav, George 165 Navicky, Natalie 80, 146 Navicky, Richard 165 Nawojski, Arlene 146 Nawojski, Christine 166 Nawrot, Wanda 70 Neal. Crystal 159 Nedanovich, Donald 166 Negrelli, Deborah 171 Nehring, Henry 106D, 166 Nemeth, Ildi 171 Nepsa, John 159 Nepsa, Joesph 166 Nering, Diane 171 Neuwirth, Ronald 171 Nicholas, Brenda 159 Nicholson, Annette 171 Nicholson, Joseph 104, 105, 159 Nicksic, Sandra 90 Nicksic, Terry 100H, 159 Nicksich. Marian 171 Nicoletto, Albert 146 Niketh, Edward 171 Nikoloff. George 166 Nokovic. Tony 146 Nolen, Jack 105, 166 Norrman, Mary Jo 159 Northcutt, Jerry 110. 171 Northcutt. Sarah 159 Novak, John 159 Novak, Wayne 171 Novesel. Patricia 171 Nowakowski, Patricia 171 Nowakowski. Theresa 86, 166 Nuzzo. Anne 166 Olis, Katherine 166 Olis, Patricia 81, 146 Olis. Robert 171 Oliver. Mary Lou 171 Olson, Carol 166 Olson, David 126, 159 Olson, Donna 171 Olson. Lawrence 166 Olszewski, Ann Marie 146 O’Neil. Catherine 171 Opacic. Hannah 146 Opacic, Rosemary 171 Opsitnik, Janette 27, 129,146 Oracheff. Richard 96, 97, 98, 101, 146 Orescan, Thomas 159 Oresik, Marianne 166 Orlich, Daniel 100H, 106D. 146 Orlich, Geraldine 106A 146 Orlich, Linda 27, 44, 74. 97, 146 Orlich. Mark 110, 171 Orlich, Richard 106D, 166 Ortosky, Kenneth 106D, 166 Padovani, Louis 166 Pall, Judith 105, 106, 146 Palmer, Patricia 166 Panchak. Frank 71, 73, 75, 96, 97, 98, 146 Pangburn, Mary Ann 159 Pankiewicz, Joyce 171 Pankiewicz, Ted 147 Pantelyodis, Mike 166 Papakosmas, Aphrodite 166 Pappas, Joy 171 Pardo, Joseph 171 Pardo, Serafin 159 Parker, Freda 44. 89, 166 Parkhurst, Ruth 166 Parrott. Dave 159 Paskash. Richard 166 Pastry, George 166 Pattee. Bruce 159 Pattee, Darrell 171 Patterson, Nanette 89. 171 Pavel, Christine 90, 171 Pavol, David 100F, 100G. 159 Pawlak, Michael 159 Payne. Sandra 159 Payton, James 105, 166 Pazak, Karen 103, 147 Pazera, Charles 106D. 147 Pazera, Kathy 159 Pederson, Jeanne 70A, 166 Peek, Dennis 166 Peek, Katie 159 Peek. Robert 159 Pekech. Daniel 106D, 159 Pelinovich, Michael 87, 166 Pellichino, JoAnn 171 Pendleton, Sandra 171 Penzato, Josephine 171 Penzato, Loretta 166 Penzato. Onie 106D. 147 Perdomo, Miriam 171 Perez. Claudine 166 Perez. Domingo 166 Perez, Remedi 171 Perrah. Linda 159 Perry, Kathryn 171 Perry, Sandra 171 Persin. Mark 166 Peters, Judy 166 Peterson, Joyce 171 Petri. Dennis 166 Petroff. Gloria 166 Phillips, Candy 171 Phillips, Carol 171 Phillips. David 88 Piasecki. Helen 29, 159 Piasecki, Yvette 171 Piatek, Barbara 106, 160 Piazza. Paul 166 Pieczkiewicz, Darlene 166 Pieper, Hank 100H. 106D, 166 Piet, Cindy 79, 82, 100B. IOOC. 100H. 103. 129, 147 Pilla, Marie 84, 90, 96, 166 Pilla, Phyllis 91, 171 Pinkerton, Nancy 82, 100B, IOOD. 100H, 147 Pishkur. Matthew 171 Pitlow, Patricia 147 Pitula, John 147 Placey. Ronald 160 Plinovich, Susan 29, 166 Podnar, Nick 171 Podrebarac, Linda 75, 160 Podunovich, Ron 160 Polito. Shirley 166 Poliak, Sue 160 Polomchak, Ronald 147 Polturich. Dolly Ponda, Ronnie 160 Ponzo. David 100H, 106D, 125. 166 Popp, Darlene 100A. 147 Popp, Donald 110. 171 Popusch, Diane 171 Posovac. Kathleen 171 Potee, Ronald 147 Powell, James 166 Powell, John 147 Powenski, Nancy 160 Praschak. Shirley 171 Preste. Linda 166 Price, Frank 166 Price, Marjorie 147 Pronze. Larry 171 Pronze, Paul 160 Pruitt, Amy 106, 171 Psirr.os, Aris 123, 171 Pulcer, Fred 160 Pullara. Carl 125. 166 Purdy. Donna 172 Pusateri, Jerry 102, 105, 160 Pytel 115, 160 Qualizza, Janis 172 Qualizza, Jim 31, 125, 147 Quantz. James 100H, 106D, 116 Quenett, Lloyda 172 Quenett, Sandra 86, 166 Ouenett, Sheila 86, 160 Quigley, Carol 81, 160 Quigley. George 172 Quiroz, Joe 172 Quiroz, Pearl 147 Racich, Louise 172 Railing. Judith 166 Ramage, Rod 105, 166 Ramage. William 166 Readmore 754 Broadway Phone: 885-0874 190 Luck and Success To The Class of ' 64 Join the LEW WALLACE ADULT BOOSTER ASSOCIATION A ims A nd Purpose: To promote under control of school authorities a program whereby all members and athletes have a common goal. To develop and encourage the spirit of fair play and good sportsmanship. To give financial and moral support to all athletic and related activities of Lew Wallace High School. To raise funds through various activities to be used for equipment and essentials deemed necessary by the coaches of the respective sport; upon approval of the Executive Board. Support Your School — Your Teams—Your Youth—Be A Booster Ramos, Emilio 100H, 115, 160 Ramos, Noelia 147 Randazzo, Joe 86, 160 Rangeloff. Alan 166 Ranilovich, Sandra 148 Raschke. Barbara 166 Ratliff, Betty 166 Raymond, Melody 160 Razus, Barbara 85, 129, 166 Recktenwall, Nancy 82, 100, 100H, 148 Recktenwall, Richard 172 Recktenwall, Ronald 116. 166 Reddick, Gary 160 Redford, Karen 172 Redmond. Judy 148 Regan. June 96, 172 Regan, Patricia 172 Regas, Louie 166 Rehfeldt, Michael 172 Reid, Bonnie Kay 148 Reid, Howard 110. 172 Reiley, Mike 172 Renfro, Karen 172 Renfro, Ronnie 116, 160 Renner, Cheryl 172 Renner. Matt 160 Reno, Donald 105, 160 Renslow, Alfred 172 Rich, Sharon 172 Richards, Judith 160 Richards, Sally 172 Richards, Victoria 160 Riddle, George 160 Riecan, Linda 160 Rigotti, Michael 52, 106D, 162, 166 Riley, Ken 166 Riley, Ray 148 Rinkovsky, Joanna 166 Ritthaler, Jeffrey 166 Rivera, Elsa 166 Rivera, Marti 89, 166 Rivera, Robert 166 Roberts, David 172 Roberts, Linda 166 Robinson, Renee 160 Rockhill, Kathleen 160 Rodriguez, Antoni 172 Rodriguez, Felicia 160 Rodriguez, Kathleen 172 Rodziewicz, Zbysiak 160 Rogdanich, George 166 Rogers, Brenda 104, 166 Rogers, Don 160 Rogge, George 100E, 100G, 160 Rokicki, Theodore 166 Roll, Michael 172 Roman, Klaus 61, 166 Romano, John 166 Rosco, John 76, 148 Rosdil, Donald 172 Rosdil, JoAnn 166 Rosdil, Theodore 172 Rose, Anthony 166 Rose, John 125, 166 Rose, Linda 172 Ross, Gregg 160 Ross, Karen 90, 160 Ross. Linda 104, 166 Roszkowski, Gloria 84, 166 Roszkowski, Sylvia 84, 160 Rothenberger, John 166 Rothenberger, Linda 172 Row, Douglas 172 Rowe. Michael 172 Rowe, Phyllis 160 Rozdelsky, MaryAnn 90, 96, 166 3 I 10 M H0A ? % • � « ■ I 1 Ridge Lanes Inc. 4950 Broadway Rubino, James 90 Rudd, James 166 Rudic, Christine 172 Ruesch, Lawrence 148 Rukavina, Cheryl 160 Ruschak, Frances 89, 166 Ruschak, Peter 105, 160 Rush, Karen 166 Rush. Linda 29, 166 Rush, Richard 148 Rutell, Robert 55, 101, 160 Rutkowski, Gerald 172 Rzonca, Fred 160 Sackman, Barbara 156, 160 Sackman, Lorraine 100B, 100C 100H, 103, 148 Sadlewski, Elizabeth 40, 166 Sadowski, Greg 118, 160 Saims, Ben 104, 105, 160 Sajda, Andy 106D, 160 Saliano, Vincent 106D, 166 Samardzija, George 110, 172 Samardzija, Mike 87, 166 Sampias, Randall 172 Sampson, Roger 88,160 Sams, Larry 110, 172 Sanchez, Antoni 172 Sanchez, Trinidad 110, 123, 172 Sanders, Michael 166 Sannicola, Grace 172 Sannicola, Josephine 172 Sannicola, Rosalie 160 Saporsky, Ron 160 Sarnicki, David 148 Sarnicki, Ronald 160 Sasak, Susan 166 Sasak, Tim 148 Sass, John 160 Sassano, Mary Ann 28, 166 Schacki, Carol 81, 160 Schlegel, Carole 148 Schlegel, Craig 110, 172 Schmick, Bruce 110, 172 Schmick, Edward 166 Schmidt, Barbara 89, 172 Scholl, Dennis 172 Scholl, Stanley 44, 104, 105, 148 Schuetzenhofer, John 104, 105, 148 Schultz, Jim 148 Schweitzer, Herbert 105 Scott, Betty 104, 166 Scott, Jim 160 Scott, Sherry 160 Sealock, Stephanie 90 Seamon, Sharon 166 Seamples, Jeffrey 105, 160 Seberger, Barbara 172 Seepers, Judy 148 Sendre, Kenneth 29, 76, 100H, 112, 113, 149 Sepkowski, Richard 100H, 115, 116, 160 Serynek, Richard 149 Serynek, Thomas 102, 103, 149 Setlak, Ray 149 Seymour, Linda 53, 84, 172 Sgouros, Linda 160 Shachno, James 172 Shapkaroff, Vasil 116, 166 Sharp, Dan 106D, 118, 149 Sharp, Dwight 172 Shelbourne, David 110, 123, 168, 172 Shellhouse, Patrick 172 Shemw ll, James 172 Sheptak, Bob 100H, 112, 113, 160 Sherman, Carol 166 Sherron, Tom 90, 160 Shewanick, Cathy 160 Shinovich, John 100H, 106D. 156, 160 Shipman, Ellen 129, 160 Shirk, David 125, 160 Sibich, Ned 116, 166 Sides, Kathleen 166 Sieckman. Kenneth 166 Siegle, Diane 172 Siegle, Harriet 100B, 100D, 100H, 149 Siegle, Sandra 160 Simciak, Karyn 31, 97, 149 Simic, Eva 166 Simko, Kathleen 166 Simola, David 106D. 116, 166 Simons, Fred 90, 160 Simons, Mary 88, 98, 160 Simons, Thomas 166 Simpson, Charles 172 Simpson, Karen 172 Sinsabaugh, Linda 172 Sirko, Cheryl 92, 166 Sizemore, Edward 166 Sizemore. Pat 160 Skinta, Ethel 70 Skinta, Thomas 172 Skirak, Mary 160 Skirak, Sonja 160 Skomac, Sandra 166 Skorich, James 149 Slama, Larry 110, 168, 172 Slama, Thomas 100H, 115, 125, 160 Slepcevich, William 76, 149 Slesinski, Jan 166, 172 Slosar, Joel 87, 162, 166 Slubowski, Christine 172 Sluder, Joyce 166 Smalley, Gary 149 Smederovac, James 149 Smederovac. John 90, 105, 166 Smith, Alfred 68 Smith, Carol 172 Smith, Carole 160 Smith, Dan 149 Smith, Don 172 Smith, Donald 167 Smith, Edith 167 Smith, Gloria 91, 172 Smith, Kathleen 98, 160 Smith, Lydia 167 Smith, Michael 85, 149 Smith, Rich 172 Smith, Richard 172 Smith, Rod 167 Smock, Sandra 149 Sniegowski, Barbara 172 Sniegowski, Kathleen 160 Sobat, Dennis 104, 105, 160 Sobat, Sandra 172 Sokol, Beverly 167 Sokol, Stephany 106A, 106, 160 Solomon, Arthur 160 Someson, Gregory 172 Sommers, Michael 172 Sopko, James 106D, 167 Sorchevich, Loretta 167 Sorchevich, Ted 160 Sours, Carol 167 Sours, Mary 167 Sovich, Michael 167, 172 Spatafora, Mary 172 Spector, Sidney 101, 167 Spicer, Tim 149 Sposito, George 149 Spotilla, Diane 160 Sprague, Jerry 160 Sprunsansky, Sharon 91, 172 Spurlock, Pat 160 Stalbaum, Kenneth 172 Stalbaum, Sandra 167 Stalowy, Donna 150 Stambolos, Angelo 160 Stanke, Dale 160 Merle Norman Cosmetics 4423 Broadway Free Make-Up Demonstrations Bank of Indiana 4040 Broadway Stanke. Dianna 167 Stanley, Alan 172 Stanzione, Mary 87, 160 Staples. Dennis 88 Starcevich, George 160 Stark. Joseph 100H, 125, 160 Stark, Karen 167 Stark, William 160 Starr. Mark 150 Starzyk, Kathy 172 Starzynski. Loretta 88, 90, 104 105, 106, 150 Steele. Joan 90, 160 Steele, Larry 172 Stefanovich, Barbara 172 Stefanovich, Beverly 172 Stefanovich, Jeff, 160 Stefanovich, Jim 160 Stefanovich, John 167 Stemply, Roger 105, 160 Stephens, Carol 167 Stephens, Gary 172 Stephenson, Bob 69 Stephenson, Dale 172 Stevens, Brooke 63, 167 Stevens. Dennis 160 Stewart, Chris 90 Stewart. James 150 Stimack, Kathy 167 Stipanovich, Michele 90, 172 Stockwell, David 97, 150 Stockwell, Dean 172 Stone, Derry 150 Stone, Phillip 160 Stonecipher, Richard 172 Straney, Mary 167 Strincevich, Carol 160 Struble, Fred 172 Stucker, Bobbie 160 Stults, Frederick 172 Stupar, Dan 167 Stupar. Steven 87 Sturbridge, Richard 172 . QA Stutler, Darrell 110, 172 Sulizki, Eleanor 160 Summers, Terry 160 Surman. Virginia 172 Sut, Barbara 88, 167 Sut, John 167 Svetanoff, Cathy 103, 150 Svetanoff, Michael 110, 172 Svetich, James 100H, 116, 160 Svetich, Stefania 81, 99, 150 Swann, Marlene 172 Swanson, Candy 167 Swanson, Jill 90, 150 Swidkiewicz, Zygmund 167 Swisher, Anita 91, 167 Swisher, Robert 160 Szabo, Charles 105, 160 Szabo. Mary 87, 160 Szabo, Thomas 150 Szafranski. Linda 88, 160 Szazynski, Cynthia 172 Szczerba, Patricia 150 Szentasy, David 110. 123, 172 Szucs, Jo Ann 90, 167 Szucs, Rose Mary 84, 90, 160 Szybala. Jeanne 150 Szymanski, Linda 86, 100B, 100C, 160 Szymanski, Pauline 172 Tabor, John 167 Tanner. Carole 103. 150 Tarter, Janice 90, 167 Taseff. Patricia 172 Taylor, Allen 150 Taylor, Daniel 167 Taylor. Danny Milton 167 Taylor, David 160 Taylor, Roger 119, 120, 150 Taylor, Sandra 94, 167 Teffeau, Eddie 100H, 106D, 160 Tenorio, Frank 87, 90, 160 Tenorio, Richard 167 Terrell. Donald 167 Terzes. Marianne 74, 160 Teveson, Nancy 172 Thoman. Dan 122, 160 Thomas, Anita 71, 82, 100B, 100C. 100H, 150 Thomas, Michael 172 Thomas, Richard (Mrs.) 69 Thomas, Richard 87, 167 Thomas, Sandra 40, 130D. 151 Thomas, Susan 161 Thomas. Thomas 100H, 106D. 109. 116, 161 Thompson, Diane 167 Thompson, Kenneth 172 Thompson, Mary Ann 74. 79, 129. 161 Timmons, David 77, 151 Tokarski, Donald 106D, 100H. 151 Tokarski, Patti 172 Ton, Sharon 161 Tone, Georgene 161 Torma, Ann 172 Torma, Mary 91, 167 Toro, Nydia 167 Torres, John 167 Torreson, Cynthia 172 Torreson, Donald 68 Torreson, Jeff 151 Toth, Joseph 55, 172 Towers. James 167 Traicoff. Elaine 90, 172 Travis, Patricia 161 Trembicki, Daniel 102, 167 Trinosky, Edward 48, 172 Triplo. Mike 31, 151 Troutner. James 161 Troxel, Diane 172 Truchan, Stephan 167 Truett, Margaret 161 Tucker, David 110, 172 Tucker, William 106D, 161 Turner, Rose Ann 172 Tutlewski. Robert 167 Tutlewski, William 161 Ulicni, Robert 167 Underwood, Jackie 161 Upton, Trudy 172 Urban, Joseph 167 Urban, Michele 172 Urbanick, Linda 167 Urbanski, June 161 Urbanski, Patricia 161 Uzelac. Dan 105. 151 Uzelac. Ted 105, 161 Vaclavik, Junette 161 Vahary. John 172 Vajner. Dennis 151 Valenti, Linda 167 Valentine, Anna 172 Valentine. Evelyn 172 Valetich. John 151 Vance. Eileen 70 Vance, Terry 110, 172 Vandersteen, Diane 172 Van Wienen, James 118, 161 Varela, Sandra 91, 167 Vaseloff. William 161 Vasil, Pete 41, 76, 77, 96, 97, 98, 151 Vasily, Robert 87, 167 Vasquez, Phil 172 Vassallo, Mary 93, 98, 161 Vaughn, Susan 172 Vellines, Gayle 172 Veltri, Virginia 172 Venegoni, Connie 161 Venegoni, Jim 172 Verplank, Barbara 99, 105, 151 Verplank, Tom 172 Vestal, Roy 167 Vgarte, Patricia 172 Viar, Jo Ann 172 Vicen, Vicky 167 Vician, Frances 90, 151 Vician, Karen 80. 81, 86, 90, 151 Vician, Linda 172 Vitalone, Pamela 167 Vittetoe, Robert 161 Vlahos, Chris 151 Vode, James 172 Vogt, Donna 167 Vogt, John 151 Vokurka, Annette 172 Vokurka, Kathleen 75, 161 Volkanovich, Nikki 167 Volkanovich, Stefanie 151 Vonderheid. Della 91, 151 Voris, Karen 172 Vorkapich, Helene 152 Vorkapich, Janis 167 Vorkapich. Joanne 172 Vorwald, Susan 100B, 100D, 100H, 152 Vukusic, Louise 88. 90. 104, 152 Vullmahn, Clare 161 Wackowski, Bruce 100H, 106D, 161 Waddell, Kathy 172 Wagner, Robert 90. 100H, 113 161 Wagoner. June 167 Wahlman, Guy 87, 167 Walker, Barbara 161 Walker, Carole 29. 161 Walker, Cherry 152 Walker. Fred 106D, 161 Walker, Robert 167 Walker, Wendy 172 Walla, George 172 Wallace. Letty 79, 152 Wallace. Russell 172 Walters, Deise 105, 152 Walters, Gail 172 Walton, Stella 161 Wampler, Carol 172 Wampler, Sharyn 161 Ward, Charles 167 Ward, Martha 100B, 100D. 100H, 103, 152 Wardrip, Craig 40, 106D, 167 Wardrop. James 167 Warieka. Robert 122, 167 Warner. Catherine 172 Warren, Terry 172 Watkins, Doug 167 Watkins, Linda 94, 167 Wease, Harry 152 Weaver, Syra 106, 172 Weeks, Paula 103. 161 Weiser. Joyce 172 Weissbuck. Mark 172 Welch, David 161 Wellnitz, William 123, 172 Wendell, Barbara 172 Wheat. Jerrold 110, 172 Wheeler, Roberta 172 White, Daniel 172 White, Gregory 161 White, James 152 White, Jerry 161 White, Jessie 172 White, Sharron 90, 161 White, Terry 88, 161 White, Thomas 152 Linton and McColly Funeral Home 4286 Broadway Philipps Drive In Dry Cleaners 3595 Broadway Gary Hobart Water Corporation 650 Madison Street White, William 167 Whitten, Connie 167 Wielgus, Dennis 87, 161 Wielgus. Mary Ellen 172 Wiggins, Billy 123, 172 Wilcock. Joseph 102, 152 Wiler, Tyrus 167 Wilk, Gary 76. 100H. 106D. 116. 161 Wilk, Pamela 103, 161 Wilk, Scott 77, 172 Wilkerson. Jerry 161 Williams, Vearl 110, 172 Williamson. Marlene 172 Wilson, Candi 87 Wilson, David 105, 161 Wilson, Frances 89 Wilson, Norma 103, 152 Wirick. David 102, 105, 161 Wirick, Jerry 102, 172 Wisner, Carolyn 172 Wisner, Pamela 79, 152 Witecki, Carolyn 86, 167 Wlodarski. Ray 152 Wojciechowski, Susan 167 Wojtan, Dorothy 36, 80, 96, 97, 152 Wojtan, Thomas 167 Wojtowicz, John 161 Wolfe, Daniel 172 Wolfe, Sharalee 152 Wolford, Marilyn 172 Woloshansky, Ihor 161 Wood, Carol 90, 153 Wood, Donald 110, 116, 172 Wood. LaDonna 86, 104, 167 Woods, Linda 153 Wozniak. Charlene 89, 173 Wozniak, Daniel 173 Wozniak, Diane 90, 100A, 153 Wozniak, Jo Ann 104, 153 Wozniak, Sharon 167 Wright, Charles 167 Wrubel, Lawrence 173 Wukich, Fred 161 Wyatt, Amos 61 Yacura, Angie 153 196 J. B. Shaver Motors Inc. 3600 Broadway Yacura, Irene 80, 173 Yager, Gerald 161 Ya odnik, Arthur 119, 153 Yakubec, Mark 113, 172 Yamtich, Richard 77, 161 Yankovich, Nikki 161 Yankovich, Theodore 153 Yamold, Leigh 161 Yaros, David 153 Yatsko, Daniel 167 Yedinak, Carol 153 Yermack, Tira 74, 75, 92, 96, 97, 98, 153 Yetsko, Charles 173 Yovanoff, Florence 88, 161 Yover, Karen 153 Yover, Pam 90, 100A, 161 Yovovich, Michael 153 Zaideman. Joan 102, 153 Zajkowski, Darlene 153 Zakrzewski, Helen 153 Zakula, Steven 110, 123, 173 Zale, Paul 167 Zander, Paul 173 Zark, Frank 173 Zark, Patricia 161 Zarych, Paul 161 Zdobylak, Catherine 84, 98, 161 Zdobylak, Edward 110, 173 Zemlik, Casey 161 Zenak, Gerri 167 Zenak, Ilene 173 Zieba, Karen 153 Zimmerman, Darlene 173 Zimmerman, Robert 94, 162, 167 Zink, Connie 88, 97, 154 Zivic, John 154 Zivich, Shirley 41, 44, 71, 81 90, 96, 97. 98, 154 Ziza, Barbara 167 Zulkowski, Casey 161 Zulkowski, Linda 161 Zweiban, Glenn 173 Zweig, JoAnne 173 Zweig. Robert 105, 167 Edward’s Rexall Drugs 4490 Broadway Publix Cleaners and Dryers Inc. 4060 Broadway Compliments of Star Construction 3825 Hayes Street PTA Know Your Child ' s High School Better Dickerson Drugs 3776 Broadway “They said it couldn ' t be done, but we did it.” This year as you skim through the book you will notice various changes including a new section and an increased number of pages. These additions could not have been achieved without the help of those other than staff members. The Gary Hotel and Frank ' s store for men are to be commended for their co-operation for the prom pictures, and the Glen Park businessmen for their advertising and patronage. In order to take pictures for advertising, Broadway traffic had to be stopped and Officer S. C. Stefan performed his duty well. Special recognition is extended to members of our faculty and student body. Those we would like to recognize for their contributions are Miss Angela Hannagan who had the tedious job of correcting all copy that appears on these pages, Mr. Joseph Mrak for the use of his room and especially his telephone, Jan Felton who loaned us her literary ability. The two men who are really responsible for making this book a success are Mr. Frank Krause and Mr. George Strimbu. Mr. Krause is a representative from Wm. J. Keller Inc. whose advice and suggestions enabled us to institute new ideas and techniques into this yearbook. The staffs ' deepest appreciation and thanks go to Mr. George Strimbu, our advisor, for he gave us the needed essentials—his time, confidence, knowledge, and smile that make the ' 64 Quill and Blade one to be long remembered. The ’64 Quill and Blade Staff COLOPHON The 1964 Quill and Blade has been produced by Wm. J. Keller Inc. of Buffalo, New York, utilizing their improved Keller Velvatone Lithographic process. The first 24 pages of the book are printed Micro-tone in Gravure Green ink on Curtis 80 lb. White Colophon paper. The balance of the book is printed in Keller special mix, pitch black ink on Mohawk’s fine 80 lb. White Poseidon paper. The end sheets are printed in a special-mix ink, Keller Designer color W 912-1 on 65 lb. White Hammermill Cover. In addition to the one eight-page gatefold tip-in, printed in black ink on the 80 lb. 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