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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1965 volume:

QUILL AND BLADE photo by gary vvilk Photo Essay 2 Academics Faculty 34 Clubs 58 Sports 96 Album 116 Advertisi ng Index 158 Verna Mae Hoke, November 15, 1882— September 25, 1964, was born in Silver Lake, Indiana. Her mother dying soon after her birth, she was reared by her maternal grandparents. She received her education in a local elementary school, and the Warsaw High School, graduating at sixteen. After graduation, Miss Hoke took the state teachers’ ex amination and made the highest score ever achieved in Indiana. Teaching in the Warsaw area, she attended Manchester College and finished her bachelors degree at the University of Southern California while living with her father and stepmother. After receiving her degree, she became principal of a grade school in Anderson, Indiana. And at the close of World War I, came to Gary where she first taught math and spelling at Emerson. Mr. Wirt appointed her principal of Glen Park School in 1921, principal of Franklin in 1923, and principal of Lew Wallace in 1927. She was the only woman principal of a secondary school in Gary. Under her guidance the east wing of the main building was constructed and in 1932, Wal¬ lace became a Senior High School and graduated its first class. She worked constantly to improve the status of the teaching profession in Indiana. She lobbied i n the state legislature for teacher tenure and retire¬ ment laws. In addition, she was one of the found¬ ers of the School Womens’ Club of Indiana. Gov¬ ernor Townsend recognized her abilities and ap¬ pointed her to the Indiana State Board of Educa¬ tion. Miss Hoke was a talented administrator and disciplinarian. She took a personal interest in her pupils and teachers and served her community well. She believed extracurricular activities served educational purposes and that only the best should be exhibited. As an example of her con¬ cern for her pupils, she originated an all girls’ club for the purpose of including all girls in ac¬ tivities and seeing that none were excluded. Miss Hoke had the respect of students, parents, and colleagues. In her personal and professional life, she combined her perfectionist standards with a strong feeling of justice. Miss Hoke expected the best, and gav e the best of herself in return. 2 imtiimu The school, the woods, The portable buildings. Friends talking at lunch. The pipes and busses; The campus we know as, Lew Wallace. An anxious crowd, A nd the Queen is crowned. The Football-O-Rama game. A dance; club meetings. The beginning of school. Nick A res 6 A laugh before class; Sharing a combination of a lock; Eating together and walking together. Events of two people; A typical school day. Nick Ares A mum, a tear, The Homecoming Queen With her court beside her. And that victorious football game. Together, a most memorable Homecoming. Nick Ares AST CHICAGO V Say ' s W SJ “LB], ALL THE WA Y” “AMtO, IN YOUR HEART YOU KNOW HE’S RIGHT. Slogans of an election. Dance Bands, D.E. and It’s Academic” Student involvement in the world around us. Nick A res 13 Lew Wallace vs. South Bend Riley: State Championship Game. We did our best; support was supreme. Victory was not ours. Pride in our team. Christmas; Birthday of the Christ Child. A wonderful time of the year. A time for Vespers, caroling and vacations. A time for skiing, skating and tobogganing. And we enjoy the snow. Nick A res The Inaugural Ball: Another big event; Hours and hours of preparation — Decorations and hairdos. Memories are made of these. 18 — Helping us to think, A drawn out lesson, Sack lunches in the main gym, A pep rally, Club meetings Or guidance from a teacher. Greg G. Lawrence 22 photo essay by george finch, gregory white 23 A campus we know; Spring rains leave puddles. A coach, players and a practice session. A group of boys in gym class. A t last, here is Spring! Nick Ares 27 Preparing for graduation: Invitations and calling cards, Waiting for counselor appointments, Plus the college catalogs and calling cards. Nearing the end of high school—approaching _ the threshold of the future. 29 The hours of preparation; A Coketail party, Arriving at the Ball. A long “ good-night The perfect end to the Senior Prom. Nick A res The class of sixty-five is now graduated. Sadness and gladness, A beginning and an end. End of an old life, A beginning of a new one. academic - faculty Mrs. Martha Clemens, reading lab instructor. Sophomore English teachers are Mr. Jack Chidsey, Mrs. Judy Chidsey, Miss Beatrice Sandies and Mrs. Eleanor Chabraja. Underclassmen English students begin their homework assignment in class. 36 Sophomore, Mike Konicki gives an oral report. Students spend many hours studying in the library. English teachers, Mr. Richard 0‘Curran, Miss Dagna Simpson, Mr. Charles Chase, and Mrs. Betty Yorko. Mrs. Mercedes Graham, librarian, confers with Mr. Edwin Carmony, Supervisor of Instruc¬ tional Materials Services. 37 Grammar, literature, and composition are offered on all levels. Freshmen study grammar as well as reading such classics as COVERED WAGON, IVANHOE, and GREAT EXPECTATIONS. Fresh¬ men students who take reading lab find that in just six weeks they have increased their reading speed and comprehension. After a study of biographies sopho¬ mores try their hands at writin g a bio¬ graphy, their own. Shakespeare is intro¬ duced to them through his play, JULIUS CAESAR. Stacks of books, hundreds of note cards, outlines, rough drafts, and typing all night can only mean one thing to jun¬ iors, term topics. Juniors are required to study American short stories and poetry as well as GIANTS IN THE EARTH. MACBETH, TALE OF TWO CITIES, and English short stories and poetry are read by senior English stu¬ dents. Students write many compositions hoping that practice makes perfect. Ad¬ vanced Placement students are given a chance to study composition and litera¬ ture in more depth. Speech and drama classes help stu¬ dents to develop self-confidence and poise. Students participate in oratorical contests, debates, and plays. Linda Lesniak hurries to finish her composition. Mrs. Mary Frances Busby 38 Senior English Senior English teachers are Mrs. Clarissa Miner, Miss Evelyn Parnell, and Miss Angela Hannagan. Miss Parnell discusses THE MAYOR OF CASTERBRIDGE with her A.P. English class. Mrs. Elsie Shelbourne, secretary, and Mrs. Faustine Jones, librarian. 39 Mr. Jones lectures to his U. S. History class. Social studies teachers include, First Row: Mrs. Lillian Rob- Miss Dorothy Kouvelas, Mr. Thomas Carpenter, Mr. Howard erts. Mr. John Russell, Mrs. Betty Buhner, and Mr. Herman Jones, Mr. Willis McAllistor, Mr. Elmer Molchan, Mrs. Pa- Shelby. Second Row: Miss Shirley Bryan, Mr. Keneth Chaney, tricia Barnes, and Mr. Paul Pieroni. 40 social studies Kim Maple mulls over a civics question. A knowledge of the past and an awareness of today’s history making events are stressed by the social studies department. Two one semester courses are offered to freshmen, World Geography and Community Civics. Sophomores study world history start¬ ing with the ancient Greeks and continu¬ ing through the present day. The historical life of our own country is studied by juniors enrolled in U.S. His¬ tory. Economics and Civics, requirements for graduation, are studied by all seniors. Economics is a study of how our free enterprise system operates. Civics is the study of our constitution and of how our government operates at all levels. World Problems is a course concerned with the problems faced by all of the countries today. These problems are ana¬ lyzed and discussed by the students tak¬ ing this course. Heredity, behavior patterns, mental health and many more topics related to an understanding of human behavior are studied by psychology students. Miss Shirley Bryan R.O.T.C. Sgt. Darryl Kinder Films are an important teaching aid. 41 I don ' t understand. Combined effort. Senior applied mathematics was offered for the first time this year. New textbooks by Dolciani were used this year. Modern Algebra was used in one Algebra I class and in Modern Alge¬ bra. Trigonometry, Book II was studied in Algebra IIX classes. The Dolciani Ge¬ ometry was also used in one Geometry class. The math department offers two se¬ quence courses, one of which is college preparatory. Four units of work are available in the college preparatory pro¬ gram. Math classes for those who do not intend to go to college include Applied Math, Applied Math X and now. Senior Applied Mathematics. Members of the math department are J. Conlon, O. Leskow, E. Bohlen, G. Orlich, A. Gwinn, D. Boose, W. Mills, H. Rzepka, J. Hill, and D. Rendo. mathematics Jim Quantz is so entranced by his math problem that he ' s falling asleep. 42 Mr. Ernest Verb ' s class discusses the parts of a flower. An advanced course was also taught in the Biology field. Students were able to learn from experiments with (the rais¬ ing of chickens, planaria, Drasophila and the study of heredity characteristics in guppies). Regular Biology students are con¬ fronted with the problems of dissecting animals, identifying insects and plants, operating microscopes and learning how the human body functions. biology Mrs. Sarah Boyajian discusses nutrition. Mr. Donald Dyman teaches bio-physics. Miss Lola Lemon lectures on the parts of a fish. 44 chemistry Looks like this one will work. Mr. David Schoon, chemistry What do we do now? Chemistry, a course in the properties and compounds of elements, also offered an advanced course this year. The stu¬ dents studied varied and advanced meth¬ ods of qualitative analysis. Making chlorine in the lab is only one of the numerous experiments done by Chemistry students. Balancing equations, analyzing the chemical composition of compound substances and learning the periodic table of elements are just some of the things that keep the Chemistry students busy. How in the heck do you work this darn thing? Mr. S. Keller helps Bob Vittitoe solve a metric problem. � “4 4 -A k -k w m M ■ . m m ■ . m Y M Mo T, lu � N , « In 4 44 T. I V • 14.4 4 . 4 4 -4 k k H� T � u O. 4 M, Au , V Mb Mo At fe k k 4 kA A 4 4 ▲ A A - A A • -o • - 4 � C N o � H 4 4 4 4 4 4 Al So P i C A • •4444-4 -4 Co In Co b it W ft. 4 -4 4 4.-4 4 -4 .4 - S 44 To I L cT ' h 5V. VVJ WKViWi CTI 4 -4 4 4 44444444 - 4 Oi h U N MUOo 4 C to Md N. 45 physics An Advanced Physics course was taught for the first time this year. Only two seniors were in this class. New textbooks which covered ad¬ vanced topics in PSSC Physics material were used. This Physics program concen¬ trates on a limited number of related and sequential topics including matter, time, space, light, motion and the nature of electrical forces and energy. It stresses understanding rather than memorization and employs extensive laboratory experi¬ mentation. Allen Eng seems to enjoy physics. Carl Martikean asks a question. Don Vodonovich measures a rubber band in an ac celeration experiment. Mr. Robert Manwaring answers Carl’s question. 46 foreign language German II was offered to the student body for the first time. This course is taught by Miss Marlis Tippett. The first two years of study of a for¬ eign language are concerned with the fundamentals of grammar, vocabulary, and conversation. Those who continue in the language go on to an extensive study of the country’s literature and culture, as well as the language. As a result of her high score on the French examination given by Indiana University, Amy Pruitt won a ten week trip to France. She was the first Lew Wallace student to win such an honor. Many modern teaching aids are avail¬ able to the foreign language students. These aids are the language-lab, lan¬ guage records, tapes, films and filmstrips. a Mrs. Carmen Valle, Spanish Mr. J. Mejia, Spanish Mrs. Mary Shelgren, Latin Mrs. M. Tippett, German business A variety of courses are open to those students who plan to enter the business world after graduation. Shorthand and typing courses are very necessary to those who plan to work in an office. Each of these courses are offered for two years. Students are taught correct office procedures. Speed, ac¬ curacy and efficiency are t he goals these students are working toward. Bookkeeping students learn the funda¬ mentals of bookkeeping and accounting. Students learn how to add long columns of figures quickly and accurately. By working out extensive problems, students learn how to keep a complete set of books. Students who are enrolled in Distribu¬ tive Education are taught the techniques of selling. After obtaining sufficient knowledge from class work, discussions and projects, students are placed in jobs so that they may put their knowledge to practical use. General Business students cover all phases of business in general, while Busi¬ ness Law students are taught fundamen¬ tals of law as applied to business. Miss Ann Novak dictates to her Shorthand I class. m if .miJWPWP Mr. Nick Sweigart patiently watches over his typing class. Mr. Robert Yates answers Carol Lopez’s question. 49 Mr. Alfred Fissinger directs the concert choir. Courses in art, music, photography, and radio are offered by the Fine Arts Department. Art students are able to enroll in sev¬ eral different art courses. Special courses offered by the art department include commercial art and handicrafts. Art stu¬ dents are taught to appreciate good art and are also encouraged to develop their own creative talents. Band, orchestra, and the choral groups make up the music division of the Fine Arts Department. Band students play during halftime at all of our home foot¬ ball games. Orchestra students give an annual spring concert. The choral groups sing at Vespers, put on a musical in the spring, and take part in music contests. Photography students learn how to use a camera correctly, to take good pictures, and how to develop and print them. Pho¬ tography II students serve as staff pho¬ tographers for the yearbook. We are the only Gary high school which has it’s own radio station. WGVE gives students the opportunity to study all phases of radio work. Students act as an¬ nouncers, disc jockeys, writers, and direc¬ tors. WGVE broadcasts all of our home basketball games as well as educational programs, plays, and musical programs. Mr. John Simons The orchestra practices many long hours. 50 Mr. George Strimbu shows examples of good photography. 51 Physical education, safety, health and drivers’ training are offered to all stu¬ dents. Physical education, a required course, enables students to develop skills and in¬ terests in various sports. Safety, a state requirement for gradua¬ tion and health, teach students when to apply first aid, and develop quick think¬ ing and actions which are so important when caring for an injured person. They also learn the location of the five pres¬ sure points, the application of bandages to different types of wounds, methods of administering artificial respiration and home safety precautions. Courtesy, good judgment and the fun¬ damentals of safe driving are but a few of the principles acquired by students taking the four week driver training course. Student drivers, under the guid¬ ance of an instructor, have access to au¬ tomatic and standard shift cars. All of these courses are an important part of our curriculum, for they lay the foundation for the building of better citi¬ zens. Mr. Richard Polk Mr. George Rykovich Mr. Bill Kukoy 53 Snip, snip, snip. 54 Sewing students model for the Sim¬ plicity style show. Girls who take home economics learn practical skills that they will be able to use in their homes. Clothing offers girls the opportunity to learn fabrics, the selecting of patterns, current fashions and to sew their own clothes. Girls in cooking classes mix and meas¬ ure, plan a well-balanced diet and ob¬ serve the rules of etiquette. Home nursing students learn to care for the sick at home. They make various types of practical sick room conveniences from cardboard boxes, tin cans and newspaper. They decorated them with colored paper or water colors. Modern living students learn about household problems and child care. Home economics students had an op¬ portunity to see a fashion show, with Lew Wallace girls as models, presented by the Simplicity Pattern Co. A repre¬ sentative from McCall Pattern Co. pre¬ sented another program on fashion line, color and design. Mrs. Pearl Kruger home economics Mrs. Jean Wolverton, Mrs. Betsy Lundgren, and Mrs. Helen Penny happily examine a stu¬ dent’s work. Home nursing students observe pre school children at play. Ron Heminger seems to enjoy setting type. Mr. Joseph Valenti explains the prin¬ ciples of electricity. Mr. Joseph Mrak, better known as “chief.” Mr. Fred Janizek industrial arts Dennis Mahns and Dan Taylor offer Matt Renner some helpful advice. For the first time electric shop was offered to boys in the curriculum of Lew Wallace. The course enabled the boys to learn various electrical skills. Other shops include wood, metal, print and crafts. Varied objects from cabinets to tables are made by the boys in wood shop. Print shop students spend their time diligently working on signs, programs, posters, calendars, game schedules and commencement programs. Blue prints are planned and drawn by the steady and exact hands of future en¬ gineers and aero-mechanics. Students in all of the shops have an opportunity to learn vocational and tech¬ nical skills. The boys are not only able to learn the correct operation and use of different types of machinery, but also have an opportunity to assume responsi¬ bility in the care of the shops. Mr. Reinhardt Tauck Mr. Harold Deverick administra - tion Our principal, Mr. Donald T. Tor¬ reson, puts in a busy day in his office on the second floor. Mr. Torreson works with his faculty to provide a well rounded curriculum and to insure the highest academic standards. He is re¬ sponsible for seeing that our school is run smoothly and efficiently. Mr. Alfred Smith, assistant principal, spends most of his time working with us students. He listens to all of our excuses, explanations, and reasons concerning our tardiness, homework, and cut classes. If you need to know where someone or something is, just ask one of the secre¬ taries. If they don’t know, no one will. Neither the faculty nor the student body could get along without their help. The office staff includes, left to right, Mrs. Leona Gordon, Mrs. Erma Minn- inger, Mrs. Margaret Mackely, Mrs. Eileen Vance, Mrs. Wanda Nawrot, Mrs. Ethel Skinta, and Mrs. Genevieve Bulot. Mr. Donald T. Torreson, principal, and Mr. A. E. Smith, assistant principal. Dr. Lee Gilbert, Superintendent of Schools. An extensive program of secondary education is offered in the Gary Public Schools to aid in providing an opportu¬ nity for each student to have educational experiences in accordance with his needs. Dr. Lee Gilbert, Superintendent of Schools, guides the proceedings and de¬ liberations of the school board. He also recommends actions to be taken. School board members direct the edu¬ cational program of our schools. They are responsible for employing and dis¬ charging all school personnel. The loca¬ tion, architectural design, and equipment for new schools are decided on by the board. The school city budget must be approved by the board. The counselors work with the students and parents in interpreting the curricu¬ lum and other aspects of the school pro¬ gram. Each student is scheduled annually for conferences with the counselor to plan programs of studies. Interests, school marks, results of standardized tests, tentative goals and other items of information are used as aids in develop¬ ing plans. This year the nurse administered TB tests to all students. Her duties include administering first aid, testing eyes and ears, and keeping the student health rec¬ ords up to date. School board members include, left to right. Dr. James F. Wygant, treasurer; Mrs. Dena S. Adams; Mr. Andrew D. White, President; Mr. Alfonso D. Holliday, II, and Mr. John F. Gutowski, secretary. Counselors include, left to right. Miss Violett Street, Mr. Norman Linnemeier, Mrs. School nurse Kathleen Shults, Mrs. Mary Sewell, Mrs. Elizabeth McKibben, and Mr. George Savin. Mrs. Chieko Onoda 57 clubs Charles Birdwell attained a better than “straight A” average with an index of 4.1861. This is the highest index ever achieved at Lew Wallace. Chuck has participated in many ac¬ tivities during high school. This year he was elected as Senior Class President and president of Senior Honor Society. Other activities he has engaged in are Olym¬ pians, Biology Club, Chess Club, intra¬ mural basketball, Lew Wallace Student Council and Intra-City Student Council. In addition to his long list of activities, Chuck has received many honors. He was given the Latin, English and Biology awards as a Freshman, and as a Sopho¬ more received the Chemistry awa rd and placed second in the state Latin II con¬ test. Last summer he attended a scientific research program at Purdue and is now enrolled in a math program at I.I.T. After graduating, Chuck plans to at¬ tend the University of Chicago and be¬ come a research physicist. John Shinovich ranked second with an index of 4.1321. “Doc” has been active throughout his school career by participating in clubs and sports. He has earned letters in foot¬ ball, baseball, and basketball. Presently he is president of Club U W” and Senior Class Vice-president. Last year he was Junior Class President and vice-president of Club “W”. In addition to these. Doc was initiated into Junior and Senior Honor Society and represented Lew Wal¬ lace at Boys’ State. John plans to begin his pre-med stu¬ dies at either the U.S. Naval Academy or the University of Delaware. 60 honor students First Row: Mary Vassallo, George Buzuvis, Louise Lasayko, Bobbie Sue Espy, Dave Olson, Linda Holley, Carol Buhner, Carol Gaydos, Rose Mary Szucs. Second Row: Phil Beal, Hope Hills, Junette Vaclavik, Sue Ernest, Howard Mohler, Joe Stark, Kay Vokurka, Suzanne Martin, Nancy Guinee. Third Row: George Finch, Bob Wagner, Marsha Bradon, Diane Firme, Edd Teffeau, Ihor Woloshansky, Felicia Rodriguez. Barb Sackman. Fourth Row: Ron Placey, Bill Crompton, Jeanne Allman, Greg White, Carl Martikean, Mary Simons, Rich Fodemski, Jim Quantz, Dave Fesko, Tom Slama. First Row: Marsha Bradon, Louise Lasayko, Carol Buhner, Mary Vassallo, Row: Charlie Birdwell, Barb Sac kman, Ron Placey, Linda Holley, Rich Sharon Accettura, Felicia Rodriguez, Kay Vokurka, Nancy Guinee. Second Fodemski, Hope Hills, Dave Fesko. Diane Firme, Tom Slama. sr. honor society The Joe Berg Advanced Study Seminar is a city-wide organiza¬ tion. There are about twenty-five Lew Wallace Juniors and Seniors participating in this program. The students meet twice a month at their various seminars. Some are held at Horace Mann High School, Andrean High School, and others at the North¬ west Campus of Indiana Univer¬ sity. In addition to the separate seminars. General Sessions are held every two months. Guest speakers are employed for these sessions. This year the Joe Berg Semi¬ nar is offering a chance for its members to go on several field trips. Argonne National Labora¬ tories and the various Gary Steel Mills are to be visited. The semi¬ nars that Wallace students par¬ ticipate in are Contemporary American Literature, Chemistry, Biology, Psychology, French and Spanish. Contemporary American Literature: Mary Science: Janice Langan, Sid Spector, Carl Martikean, Jim Logan, and Craig Vassallo, Kathy Smith, Mary Simons, Diane Wardrip. Firme, Hope Hills and Dave Chnupa. Languages: Marsha Bradon, Louise Lasayko, Carolyn Mallars, Amy Pruitt, Pat McQuilkin, Psychology: Bob Zimmerman, Mary Sandra Ballway, Lucia Mammas, and Judy Feinberg. Markowicz, Janice Tarter, Carol Buhner, and Tom Leonard. 62 First Row: R. Davies, J. Shinovich, J. Quantz, D. Callahan, D. Pekech, L. Lindinger, J. Svetich. Second Row: G. Buzuvis, M. Cooper, G. Gikas, S. Horvath, G. Damian, T. Thomas, G. Wilk, T. Herbert, P. Madison, J. Stark, Coach Polk. Third Row: M. Lucich, K. Orto- sky, D. Gatch, J. Minarich, H. Peiper, B. Burch, T. Slama, J. Vaseloff, E. Teffeau, B. Drag, G. Heid, B. Crompton. Fourth Row: J. Gielniack, D. Candiano, L. Slama. B. Wagner, R. Sepkowski, B. Sheptak, D. Olson, F. Walker, R. Dalby, B. Brown. Fifth Row: B. Wellnitz, J. Daugherty, S. Zakula, B. Svetanoff, D. Ponzo, J. Adank, G. Foley, M. Ri gotti, B. Warieka. Sixth Row: G. Bogdanich, B. Wackowski, T. Nicksic, V. Shrapkoff, J. Bleicher, M. Kap¬ pas, T. Kinnis, T. Miller, F. Dalby, N. Ka- varis, B. Belei, T. Mandon, H. Mohler, T. Jadrnak, D. Zamala, D. Hale, M. Alverez, S. Fressle, V. Saliano, A. Madson, B. Homoky, H. Furlow, R. Martin, F. Stultz, B. Gatch, J. McNeice, F. Ilgen. club “w” Coach Richard Polk is the sponsor of the letterman ' s organization. Club “W”. In order to be a member of this club, a boy must earn a major letter in one of the various sports. The sports represented are football, basketball, tennis, baseball, swimming, wrestling, track, cross coun¬ try, and golf. To increase their financial status. Club “W” sponsored a stag dance. Rich Luzzi, Veep; Pam Wilk, Pres.; Cindy Bulza, Sec.; Wayne Mack, Treas.; Rich Croll, Head Usher. auditorium council Members and Mrs. Hannz, sponsor, at a meeting. 63 student council i A general meeting. The President. Bruce Wackowski inducts his officers. To offer service, to promote school morale and high ideals, and to accom¬ plish a harmonious working relationship among faculty and students are the aims of the Student Council. Our student governmental body does much during the year to fulfill these aims. A few of their activities include selling tickets for games, sponsoring the annual S.O.S. Drive, conducting elections of class and Student Council officers, and providing Christmas baskets for needy families. The Student Council is sponsored by two faculty members, Mr. George Orlich and Mr. Paul Pieroni. 65 During . . . Teachers Appreciation Banquet. Scott Wilk, Marlene Bowman, Rich Croll, Bob Zimmer¬ man, Candy Banks and Paula Kurowski work on S.O.S. Drive. Mr. Orlich, Sponsor Homecoming Queen and her court: Barb Sackman, Linda Gillis, Jeanne Baker, and Marianne Queen Mary Ann and her escort, Dave Olson. Terzes. 67 Christmas corsages being made. Linda Lesniak, Jr. Veep: Bobbie Sue Espy, Sec.; Carol Buhner, Pres.; Pam Buzuvis, Treas.; Sira Weaver, Soph. Veep. 68 girls’ club Christmas stag dance. The Girls’ Club’s main purpose is as a service organization. The bi-monthly Faculty Teas are an example of their service. A Potluck dinner and stag dance be¬ fore Christmas Vacation are among their social events. Along with these are the Senior Reception, The Girls ' Club Sing in March, and the annual Turnabout in the spring. As a service to the community, this club went caroling at the Lake County Convalescent Home and helped to initiate the Miss Verna Hoke Memo¬ rial Fund Drive. Guiding the girls as their sponsors are Miss Dorothy Kouvelas, Mrs. Judy Chid- sey, and Miss Anne Novak. Cheerleaders lead girls during the Chocolate Chat. Mr. Elmer Molchan, sponsor of the Boys ' Club, aids the members by helping them to attain their goals of creating more school spirit, expressing their ideas and views, and exercising leadership and responsible citizenship. The Lew Wallace Boys’ Club provides a wide variety of activities for its mem¬ bers. One of these activities was a stag dance on October 30. In addition, they have a cheering block for school games, a bowling league, and a billiard tourna¬ ment. Attendance at professional foot¬ ball, hockey, and college football and basketball games complete their agenda. Scratch! Members of cheering block hold up a sign at the Riley Game. 70 Rita Banks, Sec.; Pam Wilk, Veep; Barb Razus, Treas. Up goes the 100 foot sign for basketball season. Miss Hannagan, Sponsor booster club Keeping school spirit high by cheering at games is an important job of the Booster Club. Homecoming was made even more ex¬ citing by the efforts of this club in the Pep Rally the night before and the deco¬ rating of Gilroy Stadium for the big game. Also a large paper football made by the members was held by the Senior Girls for the team to run through. Many long hours were spent in the preparation of the decorations for the an¬ nual Booster Club Turnabout on January 22. This year ' s dance was named “Blue Hawaii.” Miss Angela Hannagan, an English teacher here at Wallace, directs the girls as their sponsor. 73 Bake sales help to increase funds. Lois Marquardt, Jr. Veep; Louise Lasayko. Parliamentarian; Michele Stepanovich, Historian; Gloria Petroff, Sec.; Sharon Accettura, Treas. Sue Ernest Veep, not pictured. The apples given to the teachers on the first day of school, on October Induc¬ tion, and a window display at Hart ' s Furniture Store during Education Week were some of the activities of FT A. Future Teachers of America exists to promote the interest of girls planning a career in the teaching profession. A Christmas basket to a needy family and a contribution to the Miss Verna Hoke Memorial Fund were two of FTA ' s worthy projects. On the educational side, the members spent January 16 visiting Valparais o University. Miss Olive Leskow, a math teacher, sponsors this organization. 75 olympians Meeting 76 The main objective of the Olympian Society is to promote an interest in classical studies. Among the many activities planned, was the Saturnalia (Christmas Party), held at the home of Mrs. Mary Shelgren, the sponsor. To complete the year, a party was given and a Latin scholarship presented to a deserving student. The Olympians annually at¬ tend the city-wide Latin Confer¬ ence held at a high school in the area. Mary Markowicz, Veep; Allen Kepchar, Treas.; Judy Feinberg, Pres.; Carole Dillman, Sec. Mrs. Shelgren, Sponsor deutscher verein Sprechen Sie Deutsch? Probably not, but Mrs. Marlis Tippett, the sponsor of Deutscher Verein and a native-born Ger¬ man, does. The club was formed to familiarize the second year German students and first year Seniors with this Gothic country and its inhabitants. A Potluck Dinner at Sharon White’s house was one of the main social events. Slides were shown of German cities and countryside. To highlight the year, a trip into Chicago to either a German restaurant or a film was planned. Meeting 77 los amigos George Foley, Veep; Gloria Petroff, Treas.; Cheryl Sirko, Sec.; Rita Mereles. Pres. Los Amigos, sponsored by Mrs. Car¬ men Valle, augments the experience of speaking Spanish conversationally with the opportunity of learning the customs of the Spanish cultures. The club’s Christmas party, a highlight of their social calendar, was decorated with pinatas. The members also made pinatas for the Carmelite Orphanage. In addition, the club planned a field trip to see a ballet based on the folk lore of Mexico. 78 Just one good whack! Meeting in the West Auditorium. Mrs. Hady, Sponsor. Les Parisiens was initiated to help the French students learn more of the coun¬ try of France and the customs of its peo¬ ple. New members were initiated in a meeting in the Cafeteria on October 27. At Thanksgiving time, the club mem¬ bers enjoyed a Potluck. During the Christmas season a party was given and Christmas baskets were donated to needy families in the area. Mrs. Jeanette Hady sponsors this club. Sandi Barnes, Treas.; Paula Braun, Veep; Liz Sadlewski, Pres.; Pat McQuilkin, Sec. les parisiens Potluck Dinner 79 Linda Holley, Ass’t. Sec.-Treas.; Lauren Baldea, Pres.; Sylvia Roszkowski, Sec. Treas.; Marsha Braden, Veep. If you have an interest in natural sci¬ ence, join the Biology Club sponsored by Miss Lola Lemon. Representatives were sent to the State Junior Academy of Science this past year. Their trip was financed by a candy sale. Guest speakers and student programs and projects highlight meetings, while a Valentine Party and Spring Picnic are social events. Motion carried ----- OLIVER 1 r V V ' i 4 Joy in the Morning by Betty Smith and Jane Austin’s Pride and Prejudice were two of the many novels intensively discussed by the Inkpots. Mrs. Jack Chidsey sponsors this literary club. A Christmas Potluck at Linda Dun- nam’s house and a trip to Chicago to see “Oliver” were two events enjoyed by the members. Jeanne Baker, Pres.; Carol Buhner, Veep; Martha Krampe, Sec.; Carol Cle¬ ment, Treas.; Jeanne Allman, Sergeant-at-Arms. Bi-monthly bake sale 81 Assisting in Nurse’s office. Mrs. Swisher, Sponsor. Meetin g The goal 82 Carol Shacki, Pres.; Carol Strincevich, Att. Sec.; Sylvia Roszkowski, Veep; Sandy Valera, T reas. The White Caps bring together those girls interested in health careers while making them aware of the many services and careers open to them. The club pro¬ vides practical experience in serving oth¬ ers in the Candy Stripers program at Mercy and Methodist Hospitals. The induction ceremony conducted in candle light was very impressive. A visit to the Carmelite Orphanage and slides on nursing are two usual ac¬ tivities. “Oscar and his Majesties” played for their stag dance, a big event of the year, which also provided funds for a nursing scholarship. The school nurse, Mrs. Swisher, is the sponsor. Mr. Paul Pieroni is the sponsor of the Chess Club. This club encourages the teaching and playing of the game of Chess. During the year, the club members played in several tournaments. The most important was the 4th annual tourna¬ ment with their main rival, Horace Mann School. The Chess Club members also sponsor a stag dance to supplement their income. chess club Heh, heh, your move. Lynn Danko, Sec.; John Modos, Veep; Vincent Daniels, Pres.; Fred Rzanka, Treas. 83 pica club Any program printed for one of our school events is done by the Lew Wal¬ lace Pica Club, Mr. Joseph Mrak, the print shop instructor, sponsors this club. This organization gives a great deal to the school through their printing services. In addition to the programs, stickers, posters, game schedules, and calendars are produced. For their social events, the Pica Club sponsored a dance and field trips. Ted Kinnis, Pres.; Ron Hemenger, Veep; Mike Hulick, Sec.-Treas.; Jerry Konja were the Pica Club officers for the 1964-65 year. Mr. Mrak, their sponsor, compliments them on their successful contribu¬ tion to the Miss Verna Hoke Memorial Fund. 85 Sue Ernest finishes her assignment. Jeanne Allman, Editor Barb Blash types out the daily bulletin. Sue Andrews and Karen Koches are in charge Mr. O’Curran, Philosopher advisor, is surrounded by Felicia Rodriguez, Marge Truett, Linda of the news bulletin board. Doidge, Sue Plinovich, and Sandy Matunas. 86 quill scroll First Row: Felicia Rodriguez, Suzanne Martin, Mary Ann Thompson, Daryl Fielding, Carol Clement, Ellen Shipman, Mary Jancose, Mary Vassallo, Sue Howe, Linda Dunnam, Marianne Terzes, JoEllen Gawor, George Finch. Second Row: Brooke Stevens, Judy Rich¬ ards, Martha Krampe, Sandy Matunas, Paula Weeks, Sue Ernest, Marge Truett, Jeanne Allman, Diane Firme, Dave Pavol, Carol Buhner, Dave Fesko, Greg White. Mr. Molchan, Anne Marie Modos, Bob Rutell, and Vince Daniels listen to John Modos explain radio waves. Not pictured, George Finch. Ron Cristallo and Harris Hershman, president, work on their ham radio set. Under the direction of Mr. Elmer Molchan, sponsor of the Amateur Radio Club, the mem¬ bers are provided with instruc¬ tion in the use and purposes of ham radios. Students in the club had several code practice sessions to increase their proficiency in sending and receiving Morse Code. ham radio Mrs. Busby is at the end of her rope. Mrs. Hannz, Thespian Sponsor thespians showmen A need was felt for the formation of an organization for those interested in stage construction. Hence, the Showmen came into existence. The boys in this club undertake all the problems of staging the shows produced here at Lew Wallace. To further their knowledge of stage techniques, the Showmen attended sev¬ eral plays in Chicago. They also took a field trip to Indiana University Northwest Campus stage. Mrs. Mary Francis Busby, a speech and English teacher, is the Sponsor of the Showmen. First Row: Pat Sizemore, Veep; Hope Hills, Connie Whitten, Sec. Second Row: Allen Eng, Larry Manion, Treas.; Dave Chnupa. Not Pictured: Sharon White, Pres. 88 auxilia Mina Pilla, President Mrs. Jones, Sponsor Induction The library service club, Auxilia, is for students who are interested in librarian- ship as a profession. The main project for this year was to provide a permanent memento for Miss Francis Kraft, the former librarian. Mrs. Faustine Jones is the sponsor. 89 concert choir Fred Simons, Rodger Sampson, and Dave Lopez practice for a performance. Mr. Fissinger directing Concert Choir. Concert Choir rehearsing. GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB— First Row: Pam Hall, Sue Holt, Sheila Gray, Kathy McDonald, Lynn Danko, Linda Mitrovich. Second Row: Michele Feinberg, Donna Magee, Sue Green, Anita Swisher, Danette Patterson. Third Row: Helen Hutman, Kathy Sniegowski, Linda Crossman, Vickie Johnson, Ann Clune. Fourth Row: Vickie Dowd, Andrea Feinberg, Barb Schmidt, Carol Phillips, Martha Housman. Fifth Row: Charlene Smurda, Janet Gallo, Mar- dell Erlene, Toni Upton. girls’ glee club NOTETTES—Helene Glibota, Laurel Gersack, Sharon Spru- shansky, Sharon White, Karen Ross, Georgene Brancic, Flor¬ ence Yovanoff, Ann Marie Modos, Karen Kapsch, Lynn Danko, Lynn Fleischman, Anita Swisher. notettes The Concert Choir, Advanced Girls’ Glee Club, and the Notettes provide the vocal music for the school. Under the di¬ rection of Mr. Alfred Fissinger, these groups work very hard during the year to present concerts, the Vesper Service, and a musical “Bye Bye Birdie” in the spring. Various members of the choral depart¬ ment participated in the NISBOVA mu¬ sic contest held here at Lew Wallace. Tri State opening The Lew Wallace High School Band has had two unusual opportunities this year to perform. One was at the opening of the Tri State Highway and the other was during President Johnson’s political campaign tour when he landed at the Gary Airport and was welcomed by our band with “Hail to the Chief.” Dave Carmony, drum major, conducts the band at all of its performances and during games. Mr. John Simons is the band instruc¬ tor. band What? Long day 92 Orchestra during concert orchestra The Concert Orchestra pro¬ vides classical music for the school. Mr. John Simons directs their study and performances. Membership requirements in¬ clude one year of beginning and intermediate orchestra, plus the completion of various exercises and tests. During the year several con¬ certs were given. The orchestra provided the Commencement music as their final performance of the year. Mr. Simons conducts a rehearsal 93 gaa The Lew Wallace Girls’ Athletic Asso¬ ciation is sponsored by Miss Mary Sharp. GAA provides many activities throughout the year for its members. Teams made up of members held tourna¬ ments in bowling, wallball, basketball, volleyball and swimming. Skating parties were also on the agenda. In addition to these, formal and informal inductions were held. The formal induction was conducted by candlelight in the main gym. To highlight and complete the year, the members enjoyed a campout in the spring. Volleyball tournament. 94 COUNCIL —First Row: Stefanie Sokol, Nancy Guinee, Sharon Wampler, Marsha Little, Anne Nuzzo, Zakorka Milich. Second Row: Anne Flood, Colleen Bryson. Sandy Taylor. Judy Feinberg, Shirley Kompier, Marilyn Dartz. 95 98 football Co-captains Skip Lazzaro and Tom Thomas Before the game, a moment of silence, stand by as the referee flips the coin. —n 7 ‘ F rif Row: P. Hamilton, B. Belei, D. Senecy, J. Daughtery, J. Vahairy, L. Lennon, J. Quiros, D. Dendy, G. Mark, R. Ensalaco, N. Coveris, M. Orlich, J. Wheat, T. Herbert, D. Evans, D. Stutler. Second Row: D. Shelbourne, T. Mandon, H. Reid, R. Gile, M. Svetanoff, L. Slama. L. Hardy, J. Johnson, C. Shlegel, T. Goszewski, M. Dobis, B. Maxey, D. Metrovich, L. Moke, B. Drozda, J. Stefanovich, P. Madison, S. Zigmalt. Third Row: B. Homoky, B. Alvarez, M. Rigotti, H. Pieper, S. Buha, K. Ortosky, D. Gatch, J. Minarich, D. Simola, M. Cooper, P. Benjamin, R. Orlich, D. Ponzo, T. Chabraja, H. Furlow, S. Fressle, V. Saliano, D. Hale, J. Ireland, G. Wilk, R. Davies. Fourth Row: G. Gikas, T. Malis, G. Damian, T. Herbert, N. Ares, T. Rozdell, S. Zakula, J. Shinovich, T. Miller, J. Quantz, G. Kos, L. Lindinger, S. Lazzaro, B. Crompton, J. Adank, S. Horvath, D. Dulla, D. Pekech. All players are alert as Jerry Adank, center, prepares to snap the ball. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD We Team They 0 Emerson (Football-o-Rama) 0 21 Valparaiso 6 14 Horace Mann 6 14 Froebel 12 19 Emerson 7 21 Hammond Clark 0 0 Hobart 0 28 Tolleston 7 6 Roosevelt 25 21 Crown Point 0 20 South Bend Riley 26 Yvonne Kosanovich looks on anx¬ iously as the two teams clash. Don Dulla watches his teammates from the sidelines. A driving Hornet tackle stops the opponent in his tracks. A crowded stadium, cheering spectators, and two teams competing on the field below. This was the scene at Gilroy Field as the Hornets worked toward gaining the title of conference champions. The team, under the direction of Coaches Ed Herbert and Larry Martin, shares the conference title with E. C. Roosevelt. This was an unexpected event for Coach Herbert who at the beginning of the season expected only a .500 season mark. Despite injuries and an inexperienced line the Hornets buzzed to a 7-1-1 record. Coach Herbert credits the success of the team to the leadership of the seniors and unexpected accomplishments of the line and backfield. Coach Ed Herbert sends Tom Herbert into the game with some new strategy. The team had many outstanding players who were honored by being named to conference and city teams or given honorable mentions in these same ratings. Jim Quantz and Louie Lindinger, seniors, and Don Gatch, junior, held positions on the conference team, while Jim, Louie, Don, and George Kos were elected to the city team. 99 Tom Thomas sprints through the Valpo line as Don Gatch runs interference. 100 Don Gatch is downed by a Froebel Blue Devil. Skip Lazzaro dodges a would-be tackier as he penetrates deep into the opponent ' s territory. It took more than one player to down the mighty Hornets. Louie Lindinger takes a breath¬ er during half-time. . .Y • a 9 0 ■ ' • 1 it • w • Players listen intently as Coach Martin out¬ lines strategy for the second half. The kick is good as George Kos makes that valuable extra point. The band falls into formation to provide the half-time show. 101 reserve football A share of the city championship title and an unbeaten record highlight the reserve football team’s past season. The reserve’s record consisted of six wins and only one tie. The tie resulted after a hard fought contest against Horace Mann which ended in the final score of 7-7. As a result of the tie Lew Wallace and Horace Mann became city co¬ champions. Sophomores and juniors composed the team which played their games on Saturday mornings. Under the direction of Coach Larry Martin the boys learned new plays and football techniques. According to Coach Martin some excellent material will be available to next year’s varsity squad from this year’s reserve team. 102 The reserves endured many rough skirmishes on their way to becoming city champs. The squad goes through a pass play under the watchful eyes of the coaches. RESERVE FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD We Team They 19 E. C. Washington 7 8 Roosevelt 7 28 Tolleston 13 7 Horace Mann 7 25 Emerson 6 22 Froebel 0 33 Crown Point 6 Coach Martin studies his reserves in action. First Row: J. Shadwell, T. Vitalone, B. Little, D. Corona, D. Warren, J. Zaideman, R. Ernst, M. Lugar, B. Ellch, V. Failla, D. Dzunda, R. Chowning, W. Bog- danich. Second Row: M. Compton, D. Baldea, P. Pras- chak, G. Patitsas, P. Messina, T. Judge, S. Moke, J. Epler, K. Marrs, L. Kester, M. Solomon, D. Materich, W. Wackowski. Third Row: M. Shapkaroff, D. Shel- bourne, B. Shinovich, R. Ban, J. Sciara, B. Ivancevich, J. Heid, P. McKee, M. Webb, M. Powell, J. Laisure, J. Stone, G. Mandich. “All the boys did a fine job.’ 1 This was the comment made by freshman football coach, George Rykovich when asked about the accomplishments of his freshman team this past season. Though the team did not have a championship season, the boys displayed a willingness to give their opponents a good fight. This year’s team was fairly large compared to recent squads, having fifty boys on the team. The boys learned the basics in football competition and gained experience for future seasons. Games were played on Saturday mornings before the reserve games. freshman football FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD We Team They 6 Pulaski 13 4 Roosevelt 0 12 E. C. Washington 13 21 Froebel 0 14 Emerson 27 13 Horace Mann 7 0 Tolleston 14 Calisthenics are an important part of training. The freshman gridders ended their season with a 3-4-0 record. They succeeded in defeating Roosevelt, Froebel, and Horace Mann. Freshman gridders gained experience through hard prac¬ tice. 103 Coach Clarence Day, tennis coach, welcomed back a whole team of returning lettermen this season. Three seniors, Dave Fesko, Bob Sheptak, and Leigh Yarnold, were included in the eleven man team. With this experienced team back on the courts the netmen streaked to city and conference championships. Dave Fesko came from four games behind against Horace Mann to clinch the city title. All home matches were played on the courts at Gleason Park during the regular season which lasted from September until November. Leigh Y arnold and Bob Sheptak were the team’s undefeated doubles players while Dave Fesko was the team’s singles champion. In the Spring the team will compete in the state meet at Culver Military Academy. Two juniors, five sophomores, and one freshman compose the remainder of the team. With these returning netmen the future looks promising for another championship team. Glen Lodovisi, John Lewis, Mark Yukabec, Bill Wellnitz, Dave Fesko, Bob Sheptak, Ron Eimer, Rich Martin, Leigh Yarnold, Alan Gregory, Jim Lopez. tennis TENNIS SCOREBOARD We Team They 4 Wirt 1 5 E. C. Washington 0 5 Hammond Tech 0 3 Horace Mann 2 3 Hammond High 2 5 River Forest 0 3 Tolleston 2 3 Hammond Clark 2 5 Gary Roosevelt 0 4 E. C. Roosevelt 1 Dave Fesko prepares to serve the ball to his opponent. 104 Long hours of hard practice and determination are essential in competing in wrestling and cross country. September saw the beginning of supervised practice for the harriers under Coach Michael Jennings with ten lettermen returning to run the two mile course around Gleason Park. To get in condition the boys practiced running in the halls, around the balcony, and around the course at Gleason. In season competition the harriers outdistanced Whiting, Hammond Tech, and E. C. Roosevelt. The ’64 season ended with Wallace coming in twelfth out of twenty-five in the Sectional meet at Hobart in November. Gary Heid leads the field as he crosses the Tom Slama vies for position as the pack begins their two mile run finish line. around the course. Pat Madison struggles to pin his opponent and gain points for the team. First Row: P. Madison, J. Svetich, J. Sciara, D. Cox, A. Hermes, J. Krol, P. Hamilton. Second Row: S. Krethiotis, G. Wilk, D. Shirey, R. Sepkowski, R. Ban, D. Simola. wrestling As the cross country season ended practice for the Wallace matmen began with seven letter winners returning. The boys worked on calisthenics and body building exercises in preparation for their meets. Coach George Rykovich coached the boys on effective holds, takedowns, and pins. Collectively the team won only two meets but several of the boys ended the season by winning various honors. Joe Krol wrestled his way to a conference title and Rick Sepkowski became Sectional champ in their respective divisions. WRESTLING SCOREBOARD We Team They 8 Roosevelt 46 12 Hammond Tech 44 0 Emerson 55 16 Valparaiso 31 30 E. C. Washington 23 16 Hammond High 32 23 E. C. Roosevelt 29 36 Tolleston 21 17 Hammond Clark 36 10 Horace Mann 35 22 River Forest 28 105 Intramurals gives all boys a chance to participate and compete in different sports activities with their homerooms. Taking on the responsibility of scheduling and organizing the many different activities is Coach Richard Polk. In the early Fall the program began with flag football competition and a Turkey Trot where the individual winners received a turkey, duck, and chicken for Thanksgiving. Next came the swimming program where the boys competed in relays, individual races, and diving. A round robin basketball tournament kept interest high during the winter. The tournament ended in a nip and tuck battle between homerooms 94 and 70 for the championship. Following the basketball tournament, a free throw tournament was staged. As the warmer weather arrived, intramural competition in softball, handball, and horseshoes were sponsored by Coach Polk. intramurals Willie Tucker and Ted Modrowski fight for a rebound Sponsor of intramurals is during the round robin basketball tournament. Coach Richard Polk. Andy Carlson takes a free shot for an extra point. A successful season was experienced by the ’64-’65 mermen as they swam to a 10- 4 season record and a second consecutive city swim championship. In the city swim meet our mermen scored a total of 65 points against Horace Mann, Roosevelt, Froebel, and Wirt. Our mermen took first place honors in eleven events and set new city records in eight of these. As a result of many hours of hard practice two swimmers repeatedly took firsts in their two events. Juniors, Jim McNiece and George Foley were often double winners in the 60 and 100 yard freestyle and the 200 and 400 yard freestyle races respectively. Coach Edward Troy put the team of thirty-five boys through their paces during practice every night after school. First Row: M. Kappas, J. Buhner, G. Cass, B. Buhner, Rose, F. Dalby, R. Dalby, C. Pullara, J. McNiece, D. R. Croll, P. Cooke, T. Metroyanis, G. Stevens, D. Bishop, B. Gatch. Third Row: B. Bums, B. Boyer, J. Lynch, P. Gaydos, F. Spicer. Second Row: G. Stark, T. Slama. F. Ilgen, B. Drag. F. Stults, Mr. J. Tone. Bogdanich, D. Ponzo, D. Gatch, D. Hale, B. Wellnitz, J. SWIMMING SCOREBOARD Team We They 38 Goshen 51 54 La Porte 41 60 Michigan City 35 49 Whiting 45 43 Valparaiso 52 49 Bishop Noll 46 58 Horace Mann 37 43 Hammond High 51 41 West Lafayette 53 70 Froebel 35 66 Chesterton 29 65 Roosevelt 30 60 Portage 35 107 George Kos shoots for another two points. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Team We They 34 Roosevelt 83 49 South Bend Adams 73 53 Wirt 67 53 Horace Mann 43 38 E. C. Roosevelt 76 56 Emerson 65 63 Bishop Noll 86 56 Hammond Clark 67 49 E. C. Washington 82 67 Hammond Tech 82 61 Hammond Morton 73 50 Froebel 88 43 Hammond High 76 58 Mishawaka 67 59 Tolleston 79 65 Hobart 47 57 Valpo 78 45 Whiting 58 108 varsity basketball Pete Benjamin, Bill Homoky, and Jim Bleicher Bob Wareika awaits his chance to pass the ball to George of Radio WGVE broadcasted games from Kos. Memorial Auditorium. Sectionals provided a refreshing change for the cagers who finished their regular season with a 2-16 season mark. Wallace drew the Ingots of River Forest as their first opponents in the ’65 tournament. The Hornets held a small margin against the favored River Forest team until the end of the fourth quarter. With a little over three minutes left to go the Ingots knotted the score. As the clock ticked away the last seconds of the game, the Hornets bounced back to take the victory. As a result of his performance in tournament play, George Kos was named to the first string of the Sectional team. In regular season play, the cagers succeeded in downing only Horace Mann and Hobart. George Kos was the only starter who had had extensive game experience, but as the season progressed potential began to show in the underclassmen players. Sophomores Joe Bravo and Steve Zakula proved valuable to the team while gaining experience for future seasons. Varsity cheerleaders Rita Banks, Cheryl White, Cindy Bulza, Cindy Dimitroff, Mary Ann Thompson, and Barb Razus begin a cheer in their new uniforms. 109 110 Records do not always tell the complete story and in the case of the reserve basketball team this is true. Though the team finished its season with a 3-14 record, the desire to win and potential for future varsity cagers were always present. The boys showed steady progress as the season wore on while Coach Bill Kukoy helped them in perfecting old plays and learning new ones. The team prepared for each game by practicing nightly in the Bailey gym. Several of the boys were cited by Coach Kukoy for their performances during play. Dave Shelbourne was the most improved player while Aris Psimos and Tom Mandon were good scorers and playmakers. Gene Marks was a steady performer and Tom Jadrnak came through for the team at the end of the season. Tom Jadrnak leaps to tap the ball to Dave Shelbourne or Gene Marks who are waiting for the tip-off. reserve basketball As Gene Marks grabs the rebound Tom Man¬ don stands by to receive the ball. I First Row: Tim Herbert, Dave Evans, Aris Psimos, Larry Sams, Tom Mandon. Second Row: Dave Shelbourne, Lyle Beaudreau, Bob Alvarez, Tom Jadrnak, Gene Marks, Bob Dickerson. Sue Crnkovich, Annette Vokurka, Carole Linger, Pam Wilk, and Barb Barnes, reserve cheerleaders practice in the main gym. freshman basketball Len Siekman takes one shot from the charity stripe. Tom Heins shoots for two points despite close guarding by his opponent. Twenty boys composed the freshman basketball team which finished its regular season with an even record of fourteen wins and fourteen losses. The team was divided into A and B sections to accommodate all of the boys wanting to play. These future reserve and varsity cagemen practiced daily in the main gym to improve their co-ordination and learn fundamental plays under the watchful eye of Coach Clarence Day. Games played against city teams were played on Saturday mornings while all others were played on various evenings. Center, Alan Milgi, scored a total of 276 points for the season to become the team’s top scorer. These freshmen hold potential which should prove valuable to future reserve and varsity teams. We RESERVE BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Team They 50 Roosevelt 63 39 South Bend Adams 48 36 Wirt 44 37 Horace Mann 49 42 E. C. Roosevelt 45 44 Emerson 46 45 Bishop Noll 53 45 Hammond Clark 47 48 E. C. Washington 67 56 Hammond Tech 54 53 Hammond Morton 55 50 Froebel 71 46 Hammond High 48 43 Mishawaka 68 22 Tolleston 47 56 Hobart 52 60 Whiting 38 First Row: Tom Bell, Dennis Webb, Len Siekman, Jim Lopez. Sec¬ ond Row: Walt Bogdanich, Tom Heins, Bob Molchan, Lisle Norris, Allen Milgi, John Maretich, Terry Kester, Paul Bloomeyer. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD Team We They 31 Valparaiso Jefferson 29 50 Merrillville 49 54 E. C. Washington 27 26 Roosevelt 27 69 Froebel 58 69 Calumet 23 44 Tolleston 56 58 River Forest 61 57 Pulaski 92 48 Michigan City Barker 49 81 St. Mary’s 33 46 Edison 40 52 Valparaiso Franklin 49 49 Tolleston Tourney 70 55 Horace Mann 62 80 Emerson 37 57 Wirt 25 The upcoming season looked promising for our golf team as our linksmen tried to gain their ninth consecutive city championship title as they took to the golf course this spring. The linksmen won in the city meet held at Gleason Park last year with a team score of 329. Golf coach, William Mills, had five senior lettermen and one junior letterwinner back and was confident that the team could better last year’s record. In conference play Wallace placed third last season. The linksmen’s home course is at the Turkey Creek Country Club golf course where they practice and play all matches. To become a member of the golf team a boy must attend the initial meeting called by Coach Mills at the beginning of the season. Teams are selected from this group of boys who are interested in this exacting sport. Rich Coican demonstrates correct form as he takes a practice swing. We GOLF SCOREBOARD Team They 226 Merrillville 229 175 Hammond Morton 182 178 Crown Point 168 183 Dyer 186 183 Michigan City 166 191 Merrillville 193 191 River Forest 202 184 Crown Point 165 179 Hammond High 181 190 Hammond Morton 179 190 Crown Point 181 180 Valparaiso 160 180 Hammond Clark 175 174 Lowell 191 157 Hammond Tech 183 170 Horace Mann 169 180 Emerson 198 180 Lowell 179 182 E. C. Washington 184 165 Tolleston 201 171 E. C. Roosevelt 195 168 Gary Roosevelt 182 First Row: George Buzuvis, Rich Coican, Bill Brown. Second Row: Dave Olson, Coach Mills, Ron Dennison. golf track Early practice began in the halls for the cindermen. Cindermen run their many laps around the track. llfctfi 1 L ' i L, t S i mm • � . i Tom Slama runs the low hurdles during practice. Coach Troy coached the boys in the gym as well as on the track. Under the direction of Coach Ed Troy and assistant coach Michael Jennings, the cindermen began training in February for their upcoming season which lasted from March to the end of May. Due to the cold weather the boys got in condition for the Gary City Indoor Meet, their first season competition, by running in the first floor halls and exercising in the main gym. Fifteen lettermen returned to this year’s team while forty-five freshmen started their first year of running track. These experienced lettermen and the upcoming freshmen are expected to boost both the reserve and varsity records by winning at least half of their conference meets. Besides the different distance runs, other events include the pole vault, hurdles, and high jump. Tom Thomas develops shot put skills before the season begins. 113 The beginning of March not only brought cold winds, but also, practice for prospective baseball players. Early practice proved fruitful last year as our batsmen won the city championship title and were able to compete in the conference playoffs. In baseball the Northwestern Indiana High School Conference is divided in two sections, the East and the West. In the playoff games our batsmen represented the East while Hammond represented the West. The team winning two out of three games would become the champions. After the second game the Hornets were defeated by a score of 5-6. Thirteen members of last year’s varsity squad returned to the diamond this spring. With such a large number of experienced players, the baseball future looked bright for Coach Larry Martin’s Hornet batsmen. Wallace engages in eight conference games and ten non-conference games during a single season, with all home games being played on the main field after school. As his teammate hits a long drive another Hornet batsman warms up to go to the plate. John Hady returns to first base on advice from teammate, Steve Kulavik. 114 baseball Bruce Eichstadt and Gary Damian await their turns to go into the game. BASEBALL SCOREBOARD We Team They 4 Edison 3 3 Merrillville 0 4 Griffith Tourney 1 0 E. C. Roosevelt 9 8 Wirt 3 6 Gary Roosevelt 4 3 Hobart 4 10 Hammond Tech 12 7 Horace Mann 0 1 Emerson 2 7 Tolleston 4 9 Froebel 1 5 Valparaiso 6 3 Horace Mann 1 4 Emerson 2 5 Tolleston 1 11 Froebel 0 5 Valparaiso 2 Play-offs 8 Hammond 9 5 6 As the Hornet third baseman looks on an opponent slides safely into third base. Students cheer the batsmen on to another victory. 115 album SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS—Charles Birdwell, President; Mary Vassallo, Secretary; Barbara Sackman, Treasurer; John Shinovich, Veep. class of ’65 Our last football season, being the “big” sisters during Freshman Week, and the new and harder classes combined to begin the final phase of our high school education. Now our classes and activities had more meaning for us because they were our last and this was our year. The first months, filled with the excitement of the election of our class officers, homecoming, and the championship football game against South Bend Riley, brought us quickly to our first senior function, the Senior Reception on January 28. Soon afterwards, came the production of the Senior Play, Good-bye My Fancy. Academically we were exposed to widely varied fields. In our Civics and Economics classes we studied the complexities of the country ' s governmental and economic systems. Trigonometry and physics completed our studies in advanced math and science while second year studies in business courses prepared us for competition in the business world. In English we studied the works of Shake¬ speare and Chaucer in Macbeth and the Canterbury Tales. We dis¬ cussed the human mind and behavior in Psychology. Still, the big moment was yet to come. As we ordered our calling cards and invitations and were measured for our caps and gowns we realized that we were actually seniors and the big day was not far off. With the satisfaction of a job well done we saw our classmates accept awards and scholarships on Activity Day, attended the Senior Luncheon, and participated in Baccalaureate services. We will al¬ ways remember the magic of the night of May 14, the Senior Prom, and the fun-filled day afterwards. Finally the day we have been working toward for twelve years draws near—June 4, Commencement. As we walk across the stage and receive our diplomas we look to the future and what it holds for us with confidence and know that we must now face a world of greater dimensions than we have known. 118 seniors Sharon Accettura Jerry Adank Jeanne Allman Nick Ares Dayna Arnold Gloria Aubuchon Cathy Barney Rod Basiak Bobbi Batcha Janet Belopavlovich Doreen Bencze Clint Bently Dave Bentley Anne Besmark Carol Bianchi Danny Biggs Cathy Bisbis Barbara Blash Marilyn Bradford Marsha Bradon Paula Braun Frances Blazevich Cindy Bosak Bill Brown Carolyn Brown Barbara Bradley Terry Brown Bill Bruner 120 Colleen Bryson Dennis Bubac Carol Buhner Diana Bumbales Bruce Burch seniors George Buzuvis Donald Callahan Andy Carlson William Carper Dave Carmony Larry Carr Donna Conder Nick Cost Charlene Costo Richard Cox Ronald Cristallo Sylvia Crocus Kay Croll Bill Crompton Mike Cuculic Cynthia Dimitroff Chuck Dobis Linda Doidge A1 Cznamecki Connie Czerwin Bob Czubik Terri Damian Jeanne Denesuk Bonnie Danford Patricia Dickerson Rick Davies Eddie Dilley Darlene Dravet Dwight Dommer Don Dulla seniors Linda Dunnam s i Susan Ernest John Fernandez Linda Durbin ■■ Roberta Espy Robin Fernandez Terry Dykhuis Pat Failla David Fesko A1 Eisenmenger Wanda Elkins Allen Eng Barry Fancher Florence Favia Pat Ferguson Daryl Fielding George Finch Dianne Firme Daniel Flowers Linda Flowers 123 Richard Fodemski Sheila Foster Murray Fox Robert Frazier Ron Freeman Sharon Fuller Linda Fulton Bob Galambus Carl Ga lka Carol Gaydos Rebecca Garletts Ben Gatch JoEllen Gawor Geri Gedda Sheryl George Kathy Geresy Linda Gillis Clelia Girgenti Angela Glorioso Steve Golub seniors Terry Guthrie Betsy Hecker Nancy Guinee Mike Gutesha Tom Harrison Doug Hauser Harris Herschman Cindi Heveder David Higgins Larry Gruchalski Sue Guelfo Carol Guess I Sue Holt Bill Homoky Michael Hritz Janet Irak Karen Huffman Monika Iwan John Jaremczuk Alan Joachim Bill Horbach Stan Horvath Hershel Hoskins Michael Hulick Barbara Hurt Ed Ihnat Ron Jackson Maggie James Mary Jancose John Johansson Douglas Johns Mike Kaczur seniors Mike Kappas Linda Kaufman Ted Kinnis John Kirtland Bill Knapp Brenda Knight Karen Koches Bill Koldus Sue Komechak Yvonne Kosanovich Ronald Koves Martha Krampe Joe Krol Alice Krzyzewski Benny Kubiak Steve Kulavick Louise Lasayko Joseph Leon Dan Lewandowski John Lewis David Lopez Remy Lazarowicz Charles Lazinski Frank Lazzaro Karen Lewis Jim Lilley Louie Lindinger Harry Lothian Marsha Little Carolyn Lopez Glenn Lothian Charles Lowe seniors Leon Malis Tim Malis James Malone Ron Maples Milan Marich Dianne Marino Al Madson Mike Malaski Pat Malich Dennis Mahns Tom Mandich Kim Maple Irene Marrs Carl Martikean Suzanne Martin Mary Medellin James Middleton Joe Mielczarek Tom Milteer Rita Mireles Phil Mishevich Howard Mohler Alex Monanteras Berta Monterrubio Sandra Mihich Andy Milich Tom Miller Bob Mitchell j G h n Modos Ted Modrowski Carmen Moreno Eileen Morrissey Agnes Mrak John Nepsa Brenda Nicholas Joe Nicholson seniors Ron Podunovich Sue Poliak Nancy Powenski Gary Pyles James Quantz Sheila Quenett Carol Quigley Emilio Ramos Stan Pytel Joe Randazzo Judy Richards Melody Raymond Gary Reddick Matthew Renner George Riddle Ron Renfro Linda Riecan Donald Reno Kathy Rockhill Felicia Rodriguez Don Rogers George Rogge Sylvia Roszkowski seniors Phyllis Rowe Jim Rubino Cheryl Rukavina Peter Ruschak Robert Rutell Erfried Rzonca Barbara Sackman Ronald Samicki Greg Sadowski Ben Saims Andy Sajda Rosalie Sannicola Rodger Sampson Ron Saporsky John Sass Carol Schacki Herbert Schweitzer Jim Scott 134 Patricia Sizemore p a t Skalku Mary Skirak Kathleen Smith Rod Smith Kathy Sniegowski Sonja Skirak Tom Slama Carole Smith Dennis Sobat Stephany-Sokol Art Solomon George Starcevich Bill Stark Joe Stark Jeff Stefanovich Jim Stefanovich Diane Strincevich Roger Stem ply Bobbie Stucker Phil Stone Terry Summers Carol Strincevich James Svetich Robert Swisher Chuck Szabo Mary Ann Thompson Margaret Truett Bill Tutlewski Jackie Underwood Junette Vaclavik James Van Wienen Jeff Vaseloff seniors Stella Walton Sharyn Wampler Gregory White Robert White Pam Wilk Dave Wilson Paula Weeks Sharron White Dave Welch Connie Whitten Cheryl White Dennis Wielgus Jerry Wilkerson David Wirick John Wojtowicz Florence Yovanoff 1 Pamela Yover Patricia Zark Casimir Zulkowski Linda Zulkowski NOT PICTURED; Leslie Bagley Pat Ballad Terrence Baranyos Robert Bell Lorraine Biedul Joseph Bodo Agnes Chiabai Thomas Chowning James Dumenric Helen Glibota Sharon Kosakowski Virginia Lee Don Maples Linda Maxwell Serafin Pardo Sandra Payne Dave Phillips Mary Simons Mike Sullivan James Troutner William Tucker 138 senior autographs 139 class of ’66 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS—Mickey Cooper, President; Judy Feinberg, Treasurer; Kathy Sides. Secretar y; Mike Andreoli, Veep. As upperclassmen, the class of ’66 successfully met the challenges and responsibilities of high school life. We began to take an active part and gain experience in athletics and club activities. Our first duty was to nominate and then elect capable class officers. Some of us were honored by being inducted into the Senior Honor Society. In fulfilling our academic requirements we traced the heritage of our country in U.S. History classes. Giants in the Earth and Our Town were read in English class while we spent many long and tedious hours in libraries writing our term topics. Adventurous stu¬ dents in the class enrolled in Chemistry, Algebra II, and Advanced Placement History courses which introduced us to new concepts in these areas and kept us busy. In preparation for our main social event, the Junior Prom, com¬ mittees were organized early and worked diligently all year long. Many hours of hard work and the cooperation of many students raised the money necessary to cover class expenses by selling gas tickets at the Clark Service Station and through basketball games between members of the faculty and our class. All of our hard work and anticipation were rewarded on the night of our first class prom on May 29. As this event brought our social year to a close we knew that next year when we returned we would return as seniors. Martha Atkosh Susan Austin John Avery Wayne Backe Robert Backemeyer Lauren Baldea Sandra Ballway Albert Ban JoAnn Banaski Rita Banks Dave Birch Dave Bishop Judy Black Wayne Blanton Jim Bleicher Pam Blomeyer Barbara Bocca George Bogdanich Pat Boland Peggy Bosak Bernadette Brier Carole Briski Cincy Brock Jyneen Bromberk Diane Bubac Shirley Buchko Steve Buha John Buhner Cindy Bulza Bob Burns Nicolette Christie Pete Christoff Chester Cieliesz Rocky Ciralia Gary Clune Rich Coffel Arlene Cohan Regina Collins Van Cooley Mickey Cooper Janice Davis Rosalee Deavers Larry Defranee AJ DeMass Sheila Dempa Sam Denning Ron Dennison Gary Deskins Sue De St. Jean Beth Devine Vincent Acevez Margie Adlesich Nancy Alexander Alice Allen Pat Alvarado Michael Andreoli Carol Andrews Nikki Angerski Alice Apa Linda Ashby Dianna Bartholdi Bob Bauer Lyle Beaudreau Richard Bellcr Marsha Bellich Pete Benjamin Barbara Bennett Paul Bennett William Bennington Linda Biggs John Boskovich Terri Bothwell Marlene Bowman Robert Boyer Steve Bozich Steve Braciak Nancy Bradford Garry Bradley Georgine Brancic Jerry Brant Pamela Buzuvis Sandra Campbell Dan Candiano Kathy Carr Ted Chabraja Donovan Childers Linda Chmiel David Chnupa Nancy Chnupa Laura Chornack John Cost Mike Cozmanoff Christine Cramvis Richard Croll Dave Current Randy C ek.u Mary Dailey Richard Dalby Gary Damian Marilyn Dartz 141 Mary Devyak Cheryl Diner Bob Djurich JoAnn Domsic Terry Doneff Roger Dowdy Bob Drag Valerie Drozda William Drozda Mary Ann Dusich Cherilynne Fair Tom Farroh Judy Feinbery Tom Felinski JoAnn Felton Jamie Ferhat Irene Ferjo Joanne Fesko Sandra Figge Mary Finnerty Hal Furlow Gene Galka Rich Garner Nora Garritano Dwight Gary Marsha George Ron German Laurel Gersack John Gielniak George Gikas Miriam Guzman Don Hale Arlene Hansen Frances Hansen Patricia Hansen Terry Haraminac Heather Hardie Barbara Harrison Carl Hartmann Alan Hatford Micky Heveder Karen Hiland Ronald Hilton John Hinshaw Marilyn Hoftcy Charles Horwell James Howard Hope Hrnjak Bob Hyde Dean Iracleanos Robert Duteau Linda Duvall Harold Ehlers Donna Elkins Barry Elwood John Embry Wendell Engelien Jon Erler Paul Erway Lenorc Etherton Dave Fisher Lynn Fleischman Anne Floyd George Foley Dennis Fossey Gene Fox Sue Frankowski Patricia Frazier Don French Steve Fressle William Gilson Bruce Gisbanski Robert Gottschling Bob Gray Shiela Gray Janet Greco Bill Gregoline Alan Gregory Ken Griffin Richard Grubb Marsha Haussman Charles Hawrys John Hay Gary Heid Cheryl Helfrich Ron Heminger Peggy Hering David Herrera Barbara Herschman Eugene Herskovic Gus Iracleanos James Ireland Donna Ivancevich Claudia Jackson Curtis Jackson Bob Jakob Ronald Jedlikowski Darrell Jeffress Bob Jensen Ellis Jensen 142 juniors Richard Kennedy Joseph King Lydia Kiriluk Walter Kirkilewski Harry Klein Terry Kokos Sharon Kolander Steve Kosak Jim Kruse Pam Kubiak Dan Lemaich Tom Leonard Linda Lesniak Cornel Leucuta Ernie Lindinger Glen Lodovisi Jim Logan Michael Lucich Joseph Lugar Cheryl Lundgren Barbara Johnson Theckla Johnson Ken Jones Corine Kaczorowski Carol Kalember Julius Kantroski Robert Kapica Lydia Kedzior Jim Kelly Jane Kendron Sam Kucan Bern Kuehnle Cindy Kunske Shirley Kupka Frank Kusmierczyk Karen Kvortek Dick LakeBar Barbara Lakomek Janice Langan Lee Lashenik Rich Luzzi Charlene Macaluso Donald Macchia Bitz Mack Pat Madison Carol Malaski Carolyn Mallars John Malyj James Mamelson Frances Mance Pat Manion Rosemary Marciniak Sandra Marciniak George Markos Joe Markos Ron Markovich Mary Lois Markowicz Lois Marquardt Andy Martin Richard Martin Linda Martis Richard Maryonovich Janice Maschenik Andrea Matalik Gregg McCloskey Lynda McDonald Mary Kay McKinlay Terry McKinney Bertha McLaughlin James McNiece John Melnik Pat Metroyanis John Mihich Marie Mikesell Frank Milchak Zagorka Milich Karen Miller Robert Miller John Minarich Lynn Miria George Nastav Richard Navicky Chris Nawjoski Don Nedanovich Henry Nehring Joseph Nepsa George Nikoloff Theresa Nowakowski Anne Nuzzo Kathy Olis Stephen Mitrovich Lewis Moke Diane Moloney Monty Moore Bill Moore Dave Morganelli Rudy Mrak Sue Muniz Josephine Muzyczka Richard Myers Carol Olson Larry Olson Marianne Oresik Ken Ortosky Pat Palmer Mike Pantelyodir Aphrodite Papakosmas Ruth Parkhurst Rich Paskash Jim Payton Jeanne Pederson Dennis Peek Phyllis Peele Mike Pelinovich Loretta Penzato Mark Pepsin Domingo Perez Kathy Perry Judy Peters Gloria Petroff Marie Pilla Sue Plinovich Dave Ponzo Linda Preste Carl Pullara Sandra Quenett Judy Railing Rod Ramage Alan Rangeloff Barbara Raschke Barbara Razus Ron Recktenwall Louis Regas Karen Renfro Mickey Rigotti Joanna Rinkovsky Jeff Ritthaler Elsa Rivera Marti Rivera Robert Rivera David Roberts Vernon Rodgers Brenda Rogegs Sharon Rohrer Ted Rokicki Klaus Roman John Romano Tony Rose John Rose Jo Ann Rosdil Mike Samardzisa Claire Sapino Susan Sask Mary Ann Sassano Ed Schmick Betty Scott Stephanie Sealock Sharon Seamon Vasil Shapkanoff Connie Shaver Jan Slesinski Joe Slosar Joyce Sluder Donald Smith Edie Smith Gloria Smith Beverly Sokol Jim Sopko Loretta Sorchevich Carol Sours Linda Ross Gloria Roszkowski John Rothenberger Mary Ann Rozdelsky James Rudd Frances Ruschak Karen Rush Linda Rush Elizabeth Salewski Vince Saliano Ned Sibich Kathy Sides Ken Sieckman Eva Simic Kathleen Simko David Simola Tom Simons Cheryl Sirko Ed Sizemore Sandra Skomac Mary Sours Michael Sovich Sid Spector Jerry Sprague Sandra Stalbaum Lynn Stark Barbara Stefanovich John Stefanovich Carol Stephens Brooke Stevens 144 juniors Richard Tenorio Richard Thomas Diane Thompson Mary Torma Nydia Toro John Torres Jim Towers Dan Trembicki Stephen Truchan Robert Tutlewski Kathy Stimack Barbara Sut Anita Swisher Joann Szucs John Tabor Lynn Tanner Janice Tarter Danny Taylor Don Taylor Sandy Taylor Linda Urbaniak Linda Urbanick Linda Valenti Sandy Varela Robert Vasily Roy Vestal Vicky Vicen Pam Vitalone Donna Vogt Nikki Volkanovich Janis Vorkapich Guy Wahlman Robert Walker Russell Wallace Charles Ward Graig Wardrip James Wardrop Bob Warieka Doug Watkins Linda Watkins Bill White Lani Wilson Carol Witecki Susan Wojciechowski Thomas Wojtan LaDonna Wood Sharon Wozniak Amos Wyatt Dan Yatsko Paul Zale Frank Zark Gerri Zenak Bob Zimmerman Barbara Ziza Robert Zweig 145 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS—Scott Wilk, President; Cindy Eloff, Treasurer; Carole Kish, Secretary; Steve Zakula, Veep. class of ’67 No longer “little freshmen,” we became confident sophomores, fac¬ ing new and different phases of school life. We became involved and assumed offices in more extra curricular activities. In sports, many of us gained valuable experience on differ¬ ent teams. Some of us even made varsity teams. We also selected four students to serve as our new class officers and then attended the class meeting they planned for us. In the course of study we read William Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar and put in writing, the histories of our lives in our autobiog¬ raphies. In geometry we struggled through countless proofs and memorized the many theorems, while in foreign language classes we worked hard to learn the different verb tenses. The histories of many countries were set before us in World History class. In the early part of the year a ring committee was formed to select the style of our official class rings. Finally, in March, the long awaited moment arrived when we ordered our new rings. We se¬ lected the ones we liked best from a selection including the mother of pearl, blood ruby, Tahiti smoked pearl, and the traditional black onyx stones. The big social event of the year was our class party in May. Many of us worked hard on various committees to make the night a suc¬ cess. As this year comes to a close we look forward to receiving our class rings and becoming upperclassmen. 146 sophomores Pam Aubuchon Patricia Axtman Candy Banks Richard Barlow Barb Barnes Betty Barnett Ann Bartley Tom Bartley Sheri Beamon Catherine Beaudrea Becky Becker Phyllis Blanton Richard Bogash Gene Bovkir Louis Bower David Bowman Judy Boylan Rich Brady Theresa Brier Cathie Breadstone JoAnne Brooks Chuck Brown Pat Casey Charlotte Caylor George Chandler Debra Childers Sigmund Cieszkiewicz Linda Clark Charlene Clements Mike Coffey Richard Cokusis Linda Connelly John Conner Richard Czubik Fred Dalby Lynn Danko James Daugherty Linda Deaton Charlene Dembowski Don Dendy Bud DeVaney Linda Davis Nancy Davis Allen DeWitt Robert Dumay Jackie Durbin Marianne Dziewicki Karen Eberhardt Linda Eckersall Ronald Eimer Cindy Eloff Susan Eng Janet Epps Vicki Erdelac Frank Erfurth Martin Acevez Mike Adams Roger Alexander James Anderson Martha Anderson Michael Antala John Antich Claudia Antons Rita Ares Jean Ashwood Gerald Aubuchon Verlin Belcher Bill Bellcr Richard Bellcr Joyce Benedict Julian Benedict Cindy Bennett Sandra Berry Randy Binkley Mary Bisbis Robert Blackburn Jim Blackwell Betty Bruner Donna Brunker Michele Bryan Larry Burkall Bob Burns Ronald Burrell Donald Burton Michele Caldwell George Cass Barbara Campbell Dorothy Carben Jim Cook Cheryl Cooper Glona Cooper Stephen Corona Darlene Cox Donald Cox Niki Cramvis Susan Crnkovich Mike Crnoevich Catherine Crull Jackie Cwiklinski Barbara Devyak Eddie Dartz Elaine Diamond Robert Dickerson Carole Dillman Mark Dobis Jim Dombrowski Steven Dommer Florence Dowdy Zita Drake James Duchscher Roberta Erfurth Linda Erler Norma Espinoza Jim Estep Cheryl Evans Dave Evans James Evans Marianne Evon Jack Falatic Gayle Fancher Andrea Feinberg 147 Diana Ferguson Cheryl Fielding Larry Fitchhorn Larry Fleischman Francine Foler Cindy Forney Connie Fox Thomas Frangis Darlene Fulton Vincent Gabriel Stan Gajewski Jim Goszewski Barbara Grantham Leonard Greco Susan Green John Greer Patricia Gregoline Alexander Gulaboff Pamela Gurgevich Janice Hachlica Pam Hall Helene Hallas Paulette Harbison Carol Harman Sherry Harris Royal Hardy JoAnne Henderson Sally Henson Timothy Herbert Arnold Hermes Lynne Hey wood Paul Hidebrandt Sandra Higgins Dave Ikeler John Irak Jerry Ireland Peter Ivankovich Bernard Iwan Steve Jacobs Tom Jadrnak Ed Jagiela Ruth Jancose Joseph Jandura Charles Jarmusz Cinday Jordan Ron Joseph Carol Jostes June Kaiser David Kalkanoff Donna Kaminski Eva Kaminski Michael Kaminski Tom Kehoe Kathleen Kelly Allen Kepchar Susan KolefT Denise Kolvek George Komenda Mary Komorkoski Leo Konikowski Ruth Knoikowski Patricia Konja Leonard Konjak Robert Kopanski Larry Kordys Martha Koves Jim Garner Dave Garrard Sharon Gaydos Greg George Art Georgion Rosemary Gilbeau Dan Gile Sarah Ann Goetz Greg Gonzalez Pat Gordon John Goss JoAnn Hallett Dick Halstead Carole Hamady Diana Hamann Patricia Hamilton Phillip Hamilton Mike Hamilton Fred Hamlin Steve Hampton Roger Hancock Ron Hancock Susan Hills George Hitchings Frank Hocza Jim Hoffman Angela Holt Judy Holtzman Yvonne Hotarie William Howell Bruce Hunter Doris Hutchins Mary Hydo Alan Jasper Susan Jelusich Glen Jenkins John Jenkins Janice Jevicks Dave Joachim Brenda Johnson Sarah Johnson William Johnston Debbie Jones Robert Jones Geraldine Kepchar Carole Kish Charlotte Kish Linda Kish Carol Klein Charlene Klippel Bernadette Klosowski Philip Klus A1 Kmetz Charles Kobe Bob Kochek 148 Judy Lange! Roger Lankford Johnny Lashenik Phyllis Laster Denny Latham Doug Latia Rosalie Lazaro Tula Lazaro Janet Ledak John Lemaich Larry Lenon Bruce Luttinen Gordon Lynde Judy Macchia Mike Maciszak Don Madson Mike Major Linda Majkoski Georgene Makivich Roger Malone Lucia Mammas Tom Mandon Carol Maxey Bill Mayer Diane Mayker Karen McBride Pat McBride Cherilea McCammon Kathleen McCarter Kathy McDonald John McHargue Sandra McKee Dolores McKinlay Jim Millan Nancy Miller Terry Miller Sue Mills Sandy Mioduski Victoria Mishevich Dennis Misoba Robert Montgomery Roger Montgomery Carol Moore Cheri Moore Diane Nering Annette Nicholson Sandra Nicksic Marian Nicksich Edward Niketh Jack Nolen Jerry Northcutt Wayne Novak Pat Novosel Patricia Nowakowski Tom Nuni Jeanne Kowalczyk Sharon Kozar Steve Kretheotis Eddie Krieger Terry Kubiak Mike Kuckson Paula Kurowski Peggy Korowski Sue LaCoss Terry LaCoss Roy Lamken Dianne Leonard Dathyl Leonard Alex Lewis Carole Linger Pat Lobody Stephane Logan Darla Lollis John Lollis Alice Lopez Gerry Lothian Patrick Lothian Janice Maness Larry Manion Marty Manojlovic Gene Mark Lorelei Marks Fay Markwell Sherry Martikean Frank Martisovic Marilyn Matovina Janette Matzueff Bill Maxey Phillip McMullin Lois McQuillin Pat McQuilkin Louis Mendez Sally Messina Linda Mihich Roberta Mikolagak Don Milak Donna Milak Richard Milicevic Jugo Milisavljevich Sharon Moore Thomas Moskovich Richard Moskovsky Rich Mostak Marie Mrak Dan Muha David Mullahey Jack Mullins Louis Muniz Martiann Myers Thomas Namlnski Kathy Odar Charles Olis Donna Olson Cathy O’Neill Rosemary Opacic Mark Orlich Rich Orlich Barbara Palmer Joyce Pankewicz Joy Pappas Diane Papusch sophomores 149 Darrell Patee James Patitsas Nanette Patterson Christine Pavel JoAnn Pellichino Sandi Pendleton Josephine Penzato Miriam Perdomo Claudine Perez Remedios Perez Sandra Perry Shirley Praschak Larry Pronze Amy Pruitt Aris Psimos Janis Qualizza Lloyda Quenett Joe Quiroz Louise Racich Bill Ramage Betty Ratliff Rich Recktenwall Ted Rosdil Linda Rose Linda Rothenberger Mike Rowe Christine Rudic Jerry Rutkowski George Samardzija Randy Sampias Larry Sams Tony Sanchez Trinidad Sanchez Diane Siegle Kcnnie Silver Janice Siesinski Chuck Simpson Thomas Skinta Larp ' Slama Christine Slubowski John Smederovac Carol Smith Richard Smith Charlotte Smurda Dean Stockwell Richard Stoneciphor Paul Struble Fred Stults Steve Stupar Darrel Stutler Virginia Surman Mike SvetanofT Marlene Swann Cynthia Szazynski Dave Szentesy Michele Urban John Vahary Evelyn Valentine Terry Vance Dianne Vandersteen Christine Vargas Susan Vaughn Gayle Vellines Virginia Veltri Tim Venegoni Tom Verplank Cathy Petersen Joyce Peterson Candy Phillips Carol Phillips Stanley Piasecki Yvette Piasecki Phyllis Pilla Matt Pishkur Nick Podnar Dolly Polturich Kathy Posavac Karen Redford June Regan Patricia Regan Mike Rehfeldt Howard Reid Mike Reiley Cheryl Renner Sharon Rich Sally Richards Rich Riunti Kathleen Rodriguez Grace Sannicola Josephine Sannicola Tony Schifano Barbara Schmidt Craig Schlegel Bruce Schmick Barbara Seberger Jim Shachno Dave Shelbourne James Shemwell Dave Shirey Barbara Sniegowski Sandra Sobat Mike Sommers Mary Jane Spatafora Sharon Sprusanski Alan Stanley Kathy Starzyk Larry Steele Gary Stephens Chris Stewart Michele Stipanovich Pauline Szymanski Nancy Teveson Mike Thomas Pat Tokarski Frank Tomashefski Anna Torma Cindi Torreson Elaine Traicoflf Ed Trinoskey Dave Tucker Patricia Ugarte 150 sophomores Bill Wellnitz Barbara Wendell Jerry Wheat Roberta Wheeler Dan White Jerry White Mary Wielgus Bill Wiggins Tyrus Wiler Scott Wilk Vearl Williams Charles Yetsko Pam Yura Steve Zakula Paul Zander Edward Zdobylak Darlene Zimmerman Glenn Zweiban Arnold Hermes Dwight Sharp Clifford Shearer Linda Vician Jim Vode Annette Vokurka Karen Voris Kathy Waddell Gail Walters Carol Wampler Cathy Warner Sira Weaver Joyce Wciser Mary Weissbuch Robert Wilson Carolyn Wisner Marilyn Woldord Don Wood Ed Woodville Charlene Wozniak Daniel Wozniak Larry Wrubel Irene Yacura Mark Yakubec Nancy Yarvis 151 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS—Margie Rudic, Secretary; Maryanne Minarich, Treasurer; Dave Dzunda, Veep; Walter Vann, President. class of ’68 As we entered our first year of high school in new and different surroundings we were greeted with a week filled with activities planned for us. We attended assemblies which acquainted us with school procedures and during Freshman Week the girls found their senior “big sisters” and went with their “sisters” to the different activities staged for them. The newness of our surroundings soon wore off and we settled down to business. We nominated and then went on to elect our first class officers. The boys began training in different fields of athletics and we had our own teams in football and basketball. In the field of academic study we enrolled in a wide variety of classes. A butterfly collection and the dissection of frogs were projects in biology. Some of us followed Richard the Lion-Hearted through the story of Ivanhoe while others studied Charles Dicken’s Great Expectations. Algebra and Latin required our deepest concentration while some of us began our business training by taking General Business. As the year ended several of us won honors in English, math, foreign language, and other subjects on Freshman Activity Day. We had had to make a major adjustment in this, our first year of high school and we tried our best to make this adjustment. Next year we will no longer be “freshies” but competent sophomores ready to face the challenges in our remaining three years of school. freshmen Danny Arnold Ashley Patterson Pamela Baigent Charles Bailey Dan Balcerak Dave Baldea Richard Ban Richard Banaski Della Banks Shirel Barbao David Batusic Pamela Bentley Jim Beogher David Beres Ken Berkebile Frances Bertram Linda Biedulewicz Phyllis Black Tom Blaker Randy Blanton Fred Blatz John Bleicher Ivan Bristow John Brodab Esther Brooks Penny Brooks Carolyn Brown David Bubac Byron Buhner Donald Burke Wanda Burns Bill Campbell Richard Carey William Christensen Claude Christman Sara Cialkowski Edward Cisarik Ann Clune Terry Clune Agnes Cohan Becky Collins Ronnie Compton Christine Conkle Jim Conkle Beverly Dartz James David Danny Davis Kenny Davis Beverly DeFrance Joe Delich Jeanne Dommer Carol Doneff James Doneff John Dopiriak Vickie Dowd Alyce Elmore Jim Elmore William El wood Vicki Emerson Gayle Engelien Randy Ensalaco Jim Epler Ronald Ernst Bill Espy John Estrada Mike Evon Jerry Accettura Gary Adamoski Paul Adamus Mary Kay Akers Della Alt Thomas Andreoli Linda Annis Cecil Anstead Joyce Antala Harold Arbuckle Pat Archer Bob Beals Irene Beck John Bednash Eddie Belcher Bob Belei Maureen Bell Tom Bell William Bell Alex Bencze Larry Benedict Tedgena Benedyk Joe Bobella Pete Bodo Joanne Bogash Walt Bogdanich Linda Boldin Susan Bonner Maria Boskovich Pat Bracich Joseph Bravo Tina Bravo Karen Briede Robert Carlson Nondas Carper Bill Carr Earl Carter Charlene Cash Joyce Castor Stanley Catlin Joyce Centanni Michael Chaykowski Ruth Chester Dave Chiabai Pam Cooley Joe Cook Pete Cooke Sylvia Cooper Danny Corona Tina Cosenza Terry Costakis Nick Coveris Linda Crossman Richard Cubberley Linda Dalka Ken Drever Bill Dudash Sherry Dutton Chris Dybas Dave Dzunda Rodrick East Mardell Ehlers David Eichstadt Kris Elibasich Danny Elkins Bob Ellch Vince Failla Anthony Favia Karen Feere Michelle Feinberg Ruben Feliciano Jaime Fernandez Joe Feterick Peggy Finch Jane Fisher Mike Fisher Sandy Fisher Dale Frickson Frank Fritz Linda Gabriel Joe Galati Janet Gallo Michael Gary Marilyn Gately Jim Gave Paul Gaydos Brenda Gedda Joe Gennaro Gloria Guerrero Ted Guess Steve Gulyas Louie Guzman Paul Halaschak Carol Hallett Rose Hamilton Lonnie Hampton Ken Hanaway Robert Hanna Linda Harding Rod Herzog Robert Higgins Dennis Hill Gary Hill Blair Hills James Hodges Shirley Hodges Dan Hoffman Nancy Hofmann Karen Holtzman Linda Harris Marion Iwan Linda Jadrnak Jim Jahn Margaret Janowski John Johnson Linda Johnson Vickie Johnson Dennis Jones Rosalind Jones Terry Judge John Juszkiewicz Mike Konicke Dolores Knotor Theresa Kopsho Sandra Koruschak Cynthia Kosakowski Linda Kosakowski Walter Kosovich Mary Koularos Elaine Kouskutis Marianne Kozicki Roslyn Kozlica Mario Flores Shirley Flores Sheryl Floyd Mark Flud Nancy Fodemski Julia Fogle Sue Foley Barbara Folsom Vennie Fortner Barbara Frankowski Jean Frazier Margie Gersack Ray Gobla Paul Gojkovich William Goodman Dave Gordon Nickie Gordon Gail Grant Danny Greco Bill Green Gred Gregory Elliot Gross Larry Hardy Mike Harney Peg Healey Linda Hedges Sandra Heid Tom Heins Charles Hembree Joel Henderson Kenneth Henderson Elizabeth Hendrickson Wayne Herbach Richard Hassan Kathy Hay Robert Hora Rick Horbovetz Barbara Horwith Bill Hughes Dennis Hughes Elizabeth Hutman Helen Hutman Pam Hyde Bob Ivancevich Karen Kapsch Peggy Kaufman KaTen Kepchar Jean Keray Larry Kester Bob Kis Barbara Klus Evelyn Knapp Sibylle Knapp Kenneth Kneisley Patrick Konja Larissa Kretheotis Peter Krol Michael Krzyzewski Jennifer Kubiak Janet Kurdelak Michal Kurowski Patrick Kurowski Richard-Kush Carol Kusta Jerry Laisure freshmen Mike Lichman Janice Liedtke Barbara Liedtky Jim Lopez Greg Lowery Linda Lozano Michael Lugar Gayle Lundgren Anne Marie Luzzi Bill Lynch Dan Lynch Susan Manley Larry Maples Marty Marciniak Douglas Maretich Rudy Maretich Mike Marich Richard Mark Elizabeth Markos Kenneth Marrs Alyce Mart Suzanne Martikean Phil McKee Kathleen McLaughlin Edwin McMullin Sharon McNiel George Mesich Pat Messina Tom Metroyanis Rocky Mikesell Terry Mikesell Allan Milgi Candy Miller Vassie Monanteras Daniel Morgan Diana Mudryk Scott Muniz Marty Mushinsky Anthony Nadolski John Nadolski Scott Nance Ildi Nemeth Dennis Neuwrith Ron Neuwrith Linda O’Quinn Peggy Orlich Don Ouderkirk Judy Padlo Joanna Padovani Mike Palcat Bill Panagiotides Linda Parrott Jill Parry Corraine Paskash Pat Pastry Sharon Petri Carol Phillips Carol Pisaecki Richard Piatek Vicky Pilot Maryann Pitula John Placey Dan Pole Linda Polovitch Bill Poncek Lepa Popovich Barbara Langan Janice Langel Dorothy Lankford Ronnie Lankford Tom Lashenik Sheila Lawrence Michael Letica Charlene Lewandowski Karen Lewandowski Eva Lewis Linda Lewis Dell Lyon Danny MacDonald Theresa Mackowiak Stanley Maj Michael Malee Mike Malich Tommie Malone George Mandich Robert Mandich Yvonne Mandich Janet Manion Debbie Martin Sue Martin Theresa Martinez Nancy Mathson Ann Marurkanich John Maturkanich Rose Maxey Randolph McColly JoAnn McDonald Donna McGee Leo Mcllvenna Robert Miller Deanna Milligan Maryanne Minarich March Miner Robert Mishevich Alexander Mitic Linda Mitrovich AneMarie Modos Steve Moke Robert Molchan Judy Monahan Carolyn Nies Debbie Nigrelli Lela Nikolich Phyllis Norman Lisle Norris Pat Obren Michlene Olis Diane Olson Jim Oneill Roseann Ondovcsik Michele Opalak George Patitsas Carole Pavel Judy Panlak Linda Payne Philip Pease Vicky Peck Dennis Pedone Tom Peek Angie Perez Darlene Perez Maria Persin Don Popp Greg Poulos Gary Povlin Robert Powell Janice Powenski Paul Praschak Pauline Procopy Karen Prue Richard Pruitt Ron Purdy April Purtdl Mike Renfro Sharon Renner Irene Reyes John Richardson Deborah Riddle Lydia Rivera Brad Robbins Frank Rodriguez Sandy Rogalski Elizabeth Rowe Catherine Rubino Linda Saylor Pat Schacki Pamela Schafer Gail Schaser Ken Schilling Troy Schmidt Bill Schnick Dennis Scholl Joseph Sciara Donna Segan Dennis Seramur Brenda Silver Karen Simpson Janice Sinsabaugh Vicky Skorich Kathy Slepcevich Jane Slesinski Sharon Sliwinski Donnie Sloas Don Smith Duane Smith John Smolinski Joan Stanishaw Dan Stano Den Staples Beverly Stefanovich Robert Stefanovich Cheryl Stegnach Richard Steininger Ron Steininger Milan Stevanovich Greg Stevens Judy Stevens Frank Szyjko Richard Tabor Lupka Tanaskoski Leon Taylor Lynn Taylor Sandra Taylor Lynnaea Tetzloff Ken Thompson Stanley Tomak Gail Tomashefski Kathy Torma Valecta Pyles George Quigley Edward Quilling Ted Rabick Rich Rajski Carol Ralph James Ramos John Ramos Leslie Randall Stephanie Ratkovich Cynthia Railing Margaret Rudic Pam Ruff John Rukavina John Ruschak Eileen Rutell John Rutkowski Judythe Samter J. C. Samuels Arthur Sarris Margaret Sarris Joyce Savka Charlene Serynek Jack Shadwell Michael Shapkhroff Don Shelbourne Patrick Shellhouse Joe Shingler Bill Shinovich Sara Shirk Sylvia Shirey Sara Shirk Lenny Sieckman Susan Smith Bob Sokolowski Pat Sokolowski Greg Someson David Sonaty Carol Sopko Marie Spahich Peter Sposito Beverlee Stalbaum Irene Stambolos Peter Stanisich Terry Stewart Jim Stochel Jim Stone Rebecca Stone Ricky Stone Barry Stratton Carla Strincevich Terry Stupar Richard Sturtridge Linda Surman Shirley Swatt Julia Torres Joseph Toth John Trevino Sylvia Trevino Marsha Trivanovich Nancy Unrue Toni Upton John Uzelac Allen Vaclavik Wally Vann Janet Van Wienen freshmen Terry Warren Dennis Webb Rodney Weingart Linda Welsh Joan Wendell Beverly Wheeler Gary Wickersham Ray Wieczorck Nancy Willhoite Janies Williams Jerry Wirick Betsy Yarvis Dennis Yugo John Zaideman Thomas Zakrzewski Sylvia Zieba Stephan Zicmba Jerry Witecki Michael Varichak Dori Vassallo Tom Vitalone Mahtia Vlahos Rosemarie Vokurka Wayne Wackowski Jesse Waddell Mary Walker Chris Wardrip Josephine Warner Dennis Warren Melinda Wisner Jacie Wisz Sandra Young David Woods Dennis Wozhiak Dennis Wozniak Beatrice Wright Exter Wright Jim Wyatt Darlene Yakim Alison Yarnold 20 WHEN CHILDREN ARE PRESENT a 160 faculty index BARNES, PATRICIA, B.S., Indiana University; Social Studies; p. 41 BOOSE, DORIS, A.B., Indiana Uni- versity; Ed. M., Harvard University; Mathematics; Department Chairman; p. 42 BOYAJIAN, SARAH M., B.S., Purdue University, St. Joseph Col¬ lege; Science; p. 44 BRANDMAN, ROCHELLE, B.A., University of Illinois; English BRYAN, SHIRLEY W.. A.B., Uni¬ versity of Chicago; M.S., Indiana University; Social Studies; sponsor of World Affairs Forum, Department Chairman; p. 41 BUHNER, BETTY BEVIS, A.B., Franklin College; Social Studies; p. 40 BURELLI, GINO, B.S., MS., Indiana University; Art; p. 52 BUSBY, MARY FRANCIS, B.S., Indiana University; M.A., Northwest¬ ern University; Speech and Drama; sponsor of Showmen; p. 46 CARPENTER, THOMAS, B.S., In¬ diana University; p. 40 CHABRAJA, ELEANOR, B.S., Indi¬ ana University; p. 36 CHANEY, KENNETH L., B.S., M.S., Indiana; Social Studies, Audio- Visual; p. 40 CHASE, CHARLES M., B.S., Purdue University; M.S., Indiana University; English; p. 36 CHIDSEY, JACK, B.A., University of Colorado; English; sponsor of Sen¬ ior Honor Society; p. 37 CHIDSEY, JUDY A., B.S., Indiana University; English; sponsor of Girls ' Club, Inkpots; p. 37 CHIPPERFIELD, MICHAEL. B.S., Chadron State College; Art; p. 52 CLEMENS, MARTHA, A.B., Butler University; Reading Laboratory; p. 36 CONLON, JAMES C., B.S., Univer¬ sity of Notre Dame; M.Ed., Pennsyl¬ vania State University; Mathematics; p. 42 COURTRIGHT, HESTER D., A.B., University of Michigan; English; p. 38 DAY, N. C., B.S. Indiana State; Health, Dr. Education; sponsor of Frosh Basketball, Tennis Coach; p. 52 DEVERICK, HAROLD O., B.S., Eastern Illinois University; M.S., De- Paul University; Mechanical Draw¬ ing; p. 60 DYMAN, DON, B.S., Marquette University, St. Joseph College; BSCS Ball State Teachers College; Science, p. 44 FALLACE, JAMES H., B.A., Evans¬ ville College; M.S., Indiana Univer¬ sity; Distributive Education; sponsor of Distributive Education Club; p. 49 GRAHAM, MERCEDES D., B.A., New York College; M.A., Roosevelt University; Librarian; p. 37 GWINN, ADELE J., A.B., Indiana University; M. A., Northwestern Uni¬ versity; Mathematics; p. 42 HADY, JEANETTE C., A.B., Indi¬ ana University; Foreign Language; sponsor of Lew Parisiens; p. 47 HANNAGAN, ANGELA M., B.A., Fontbonne College; English; sponsor of Booster Club, Varsity Cheerlead¬ ers, Reserve Cheerleaders; p. 39 HANNSZ, MATTIE G., B.S., North¬ western University; Speech, Drama; sponsor of Auditorium Council, Na¬ tional Thespian Society; p. 36 HERBERT, EDWARD, B.S., MS., Indiana University; Physical Educa¬ tion, Dr. Education, Health, Safety; p. 53 HILL, JAMES M., B.S., M.S., Indi¬ ana University; Mathematics; sponsor of Astronomy Club; p. 42 HYDO, JOANNE, B.S., Indiana University; English; p. 36 JANIZEK. FRED, B.S., Ball State Teachers College; M.Ed., Loyola; In¬ dustrial Arts; p. 60 JENNINGS, MICHAEL, B.S., Missouri State College; Social Stu¬ dies; X-Country Coach; p. 40 JONES, HOWARD, B.S., Indiana University; Social Studies; p. 40 JONES, FAUSTINE, A.B., A M. N. College; A.M., University of Illi¬ nois; Librarian; p. 40 JOSEPH, M. ANN, B.S., M S.. Indi¬ ana University; Business; p. 48 KAUL, GREGORY, A.B., Indiana State College; Radio, sponsor WGVE; p. 51 KAY, ESTER E., B.S., Indiana State Teachers College; M.S., Indiana Uni¬ versity; Physical Education; p. 53 KELLER, STANLEY C., B.S., Pur¬ due University; Science; p. 45 KRUEGER, PEARL, B.S., Miami University; Home Economics; p. 54 KOUVELAS, DOROTHY, B.S., Purdue University; Social Studies; sponsor of Girls’ Club, Ch. of Flowere Fund Committee, p. 40 LEMON, LOLA, A.B., M.A., Indiana University; Science; sponsor of Biol¬ ogy Club, Department Chairman; p. 44 LESKOW, OLIVE, B.S., Ball State Teachers College; M.A., University of Minnesota; Mathematics; sponsor of FT A; p. 42 LENNEMEIER. NORMAN, B.S., M.S., Indiana University, Guidance Counselor; p. 57 LONG, MILLICENT, B.S., M S., In¬ diana University; Art; p. 52 LUNDGREN, BONNIE, B.S., Northern Illinois University; p. 54 MANWARING, ROBERT, B.S., Purdue University, Science; Ch. of Department; p. 45 MARTIN, LAWRENCE G., B.S., M.A., Indiana University; Physical Education, Safety, Health; Baseball Coach, Assistant Football Coach; p. 53 MCALLISTER, WILLIS H., B.S., Oakland City College; M.S., Indiana University; Social Studies; p. 40 MCKIBBEN, ELIZABETH B., B.S., South Dakota University; M.A., Western Kentucky State College; Guidance; p. 57 MEJIA. M. J., B.A., Baylor Univer¬ sity; Indiana University; National University of Mexico; sponsor of Joe Berg Advanced Study Program (Spanish); p. 47 MILLS, WILLIAM T., B.S., Indiana University; Mathematics; Golf Team Coach; p. 42 MINER. CLARISSA, B.A., North¬ western University; English; p. 39 MOLCHAN, E.J., A.B., Saint Joseph College; M.S., Indiana University; Social Studies; sponsor of Boys’ Club, Radio Club; p. 40 MORES, EDMUND, B.S., Indiana University, English; MRAK, M.J., B.S., M.A., Ball State Teachers College; Industrial Arts; sponsor of Pica Club; p. 55 NOVAK, ANNE, B.S., Indiana Uni¬ versity; Business; sponsor of Girls’ Club; p. 48 O’CURRAN, RICHARD, B.A., Goshen College; M.A., Michigan State University; English; sponsor of Philosopher; p. 37 ORLICH, GEORGE, A.B., Valparaiso University; M.Ed., Loyola University; Mathematics; sponsor of Student Council; p. 42 PARNELL, EVELYN, A.B., DePauw University; M.A. University of Colorado; English; Department Chairman; p. 39 PENNY, HELEN, B.S., Indiana Uni¬ versity; Home Economics; p. 54 PIERONI, PAUL J., P.H.D., M.A., University of Chicago; Social Studies, Psychology; sponsor of Chess Club, Student Council; p. 40 POLIZOTTO, DON, B.S., Kansas State; Safety, Dr. Training; Basket¬ ball Coach; p. 53 POLK, RICHARD F., B.S., M S., In¬ diana University; National Recreation School; Physical Education, Health; p. 53 RENDO, DOLORES, B.A., Briar Cliff College; Mathematics; p. 42 ROBERTS, LILLIAN C., A.B., Western Kentucky State; Social Stu¬ dies; p. 40 RUSSELL, JOHN W., B.S., Indiana State College; Social Studies; p. 40 RYKOVICH, GEORGE, B.S., Ven¬ tura College, Eastern Illinois Univer¬ sity; Physical Education, Health, Safety; p. 53 RZEPKA, HELEN, B.S., M S., Indi¬ ana University; Mathematics; p. 42 SANDLES, BEATRICE E., A.B., M.A., University of Michigan; Eng¬ lish; p. 37 SAVIN, GEORGE, A.B., DePaul; M.Ed. Loyola University; Guidance; p. 57 SHARP, MARY R., B.S., Indiana University; M.A., Northwestern Uni¬ versity; Physical Education, Guid¬ ance; sponsor of Girls’ Athletic Asso¬ ciation; p. 53 SHELBY, HERMAN E., B.S., Seno State College; Social Studies; sponsor of Senior Honor Society; p. 40 SHFLGREN, MARY, B.A., M.A., Western Michigan University; Uni¬ versity of Southern California; Creighton University; Foreign Lan¬ guage; sponsor of Olympian Society; p. 47 SHULTS, KATHLEEN W., B.S., University of Illinois; Social Worker; sponsor of Candystripers; p. 57 SIMONS, JOHN W., M.Me., B.Me., University of Oklahoma; Band and Orchestra; sponsor of Concert Or¬ chestra, Concert Band; p. 51 SIMPSON, DAGNA, B.S., North¬ western University; M.S., Indiana University; English; p. 37 SMITH, ALFRED E., B.S., Purdue University; M.S., Indiana University; Assistant Principal p. 56 SPECK, ELIZABETH, A.B., Hanover College; M.S., Indiana Univer sity; Business; p. 49 STREET, VIOLET, B.S., Northeast Missouri State Teachers College; M.S., University of Missouri; Guid¬ ance, p. 57 STRIMBU, GEORGE, B.S., MS., Illinois Institute of Technology; Pho¬ tography, Audio Visual; sponsor of Quill and Blade ; p. 51 SWEIGART, NICK A., B.S., M S., Indiana State College; Business; p. 49 SWISHER, MARGARET, R.N., Mary Mercy Hospital; Indiana Uni¬ versity; Nurse, sponsor of White Caps; (on leave) TAUCK, REINHARDT, B.S., New Mexico, Murray State; Industrial Arts; p. 55 TIPPETT, MARLIS H., B.A., Val¬ paraiso University, Indiana Univer¬ sity; Foreign Language; sponsor of German Club, p. 54 TORRESON, DONALD T., B.S., M.S., Ohio University; Ph.D. Ohio State University, Principal p. 56 TROY, EDWARD, B.S., Ball State Teachers College; English; Swimming Coach; Track Coach; p. 53 VALLE, CARMEN, A.B., Valparaiso University; Foreign Language; spon¬ sor of Spanish Club; p. 47 VENTURA, LAWRENCE, A.B., In¬ diana State College; Radio Produc¬ tion and Broadcasting, Director of WGVE-FM; (on leave) VEREB, ERNEST J., B.S., Indiana University; M S., Wisconsin Univer¬ sity; Science; p. 44 WELSH, KATHRYN P., A.B., Uni¬ versity of Chicago; M.A., Northwest¬ ern University; English; p. 38 WOLVERTON, JEAN, B.S., Indiana State College; Home Economics, p. 54 YATES, ROBERT L., B.S., M.A., Ball State Teachers College; Busi¬ ness; p. 49 YORKO, BETTY JEAN, B.S., Ball State Teachers College; English; p. senior index ACCETTURA, SHARON — Fresh¬ men, Soph. Class sec.; Sr. Honor So¬ ciety sec.; Girls’ State; Les Parisiens; FTA; GAA Honor Student ADANK, JERRY—Boys’ Club; Club “W”; Football ALLMAN, JEANNE—Girls’ Club; Booster Club; Jr. Honor Society; Phi¬ losopher Ed.; Inkpots; Girls’ State; Quill and Scroll; FTA; Honor Stu¬ dent ANDREWS. SUSAN—Publications; FTA ANTALA, R U D Y —B o y s ’ Club; Olympians; Football; Cross Country; Track; Wrestling ARBUCKLE, WANDA ARES, NICK—Student Council; Boys’ Club social chm.; Auditorium Council Radio WGVE; Club “W”; Football; Sports ' Manager; Quill Blade ARNOLD, DAYNA AUBUCHON, GLORIA BAKER, JEANNE BARBOSA, LINDA—Booster Club; White Caps BARNES, SANDI—Girls’ Club; Ink¬ pots; Les Parisiens; Booster Club; FTA; Jr. Prom Comm. BARNEY, CATHY—Quill Blade BASIAK, ROD BATCHA, BOBBI—Girls Club; GAA; Riflettes; Equestrians BEAL, PHIL—Boys’ Club; Track; Joe Berg; Sr. Prom Comm.; Honor Student BECK, NANCI—Girls’ Club; FTA; White Caps BELL, JIM BELOPAVLOVICH, JANET—Girls’ Club BENCZE, DOREEN BENTLEY, CLINT BENTLEY, DAVE—Boys’ Club; In¬ tramurals BESMARK, ANNE—Girls Club; Inkpots; Les Parisiens; White Caps; Glee Club BIANCHI, CAROL—Girls’ Club; Booster Club; FTA; White Caps BIEDUL, LORRAINE—Girls’ Club; DECA BIGGS, DANNY—Boys’ Club; Wrestling BIRDWELL, CHARLES—Sr. Class pres.; Sr. Honor Society pres.; Stu¬ dent Council treas.; Boys’ Club; Olympians; Chess Club; Biology Club; Sr. Prom Comm.; Intramurals; Valedictorian BISBIS, CATHY—Girls’ Club BLASH, BARBARA—Girls’ Club; FTA; Publications; Les Parisiens; Jr. Sr. Prom Comm. B L A ZEVICH, FRANCES—Girls’ Club BODO, JOE—Boys’ Club; Basketball BOSAK, C I N D Y —F T A ; GAA; White Caps BRADLEY, BARBARA—Girls’ Club; FTA; Olympians BRA DFORD, MARILYN—Girls’ Club; White Caps BRADON, MARSHA—Sr. Honor Society; Girls’ Club; Los Amigos; Bi¬ ology Club; FTA; GAA; Honor Stu¬ dent BRAUN, PAULA—Philosopher; Les Parisiens, FTA pres.; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Drama BROWN, BILL—Student Council; Golf; Boys’ Club; Club “W” BROWN, CAROLYN—Girls’ Club; White Caps BROWN, TERRY—ROTC BRUNER, BILL—Boys’ Club BRYSON, COLLEEN—Girls’ Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Los Amigos; GAA; Riflettes BUBAC, DENNIS BUHNER, CAROL—Sr. Honor So¬ ciety; Girls’ Club Soph. v. pres.; Quill Blade; Quill and Scroll; Girls’ State Inkpots v. pres.; FTA; Jr. Prom Comm. Area Chm. March of Dimes; Honor Student; Girls’ Club Pres. BUMBALES, DIANA BIRCH, BRUCEr— Boys’ Club; Club “W”; Cross Country; Track BUZUVIS, GEORGE—Jr. Class v. pres.; Student Council; Boys’ Club; Club “W” Swimming; Golf; Sr. Prom Comm. CALLAHAN, DON—Boys’ Club; Concert Band trea.; Concert Orches¬ tra; Baseball; Football; Club “W” CARLSON, ANDY—Boys’ Club CARPER. WILLIAM—Boys’ Club; ROTC CARMONY, DAVID—Boys’ Club, Concert Band Orchestra; Cross Country; Drum Major; Intramurals; Biology Club CARR, LARRY—Boys’ Club CENTANNI, JOE CERANOWSKI, GEORGE CHAIBAI, JOHN—Boys’ Club, Bas¬ ketball; Cross Country CHOWNING, TOM CLAXTON, WAYNE—Boys’ Club; Golf CLEMENT, CAROL—Girls’ Club; Quill Blade Academic Faculty; Quill and Scroll; Les Parisiens; Booster Club; Inkpots COATES, FRED COFFEY, JACK—Boys’ Club; Sr. Prom Comm. COG LEY, SANDRA—Girls’ Club; White Caps; GAA; Concert Orches¬ tra; Riflettes COGLEY, SHERRY—Girls’ Club; GAA COICAN, RICH—Boys’ Club; Phi¬ losopher; Golf COKUSIS, CAMI—Student Council; FTA; Girls’ Club; Booster Club; White Caps; Jr. Sr. Prom Comm. COLLINS, MIKE—Boys’ Club CONDER, DONNA COST, NICK COSTO, CHARLENE — Student Council; Girls’ Club COX, RICHARD—Boys’ Club; Con¬ cert Band CRISTALLO, R O N A L D—B o y s ’ Club; Ham-Radio Club treas., sec.; Radio WGVE; Biology Club CROCUS, SYLVIA—Girls’ Club. Radio WGVE; FTA; Cheerleader; Quill Si Blade Album CROLL, KAY CROMPTON, BILL—Boys ' Club, Club “W” Football; Sports ' Manager; Sr. Prom Comm.; Honor Student CUCULIC, MICHAEL—DECA CZARNECKI, AL—Boys’ Club CZERWIN, CONNIE—Girls’ Club, GAA; DECA CZUBIK, BOB—Boys’ Club; ROTC, Intramurals DANIELS. VINCENT—Boys’ Club, Chess Club; Olympians; Concert Band; Ham-Radio Club; Sr. Prom Comm. DAILEY, BARBARA DALKA, DANA—Quill Blade Photographer DAMIEN, TERRI DANFORD, BONNIE—Girls’ Club DAVIES, RICK—Boys’ Club; Sports’ Manager; Club “W”; Intramurals DAVIS, JANET—Girls’ Club; GAA DAVIS, LORRIE DECKTER. SHARON—Los Amigos; Booster Club; White Caps DENESUK, JEANNE—Girls’ Club; Booster Club; Sr. Prom Comm. D ICKERSON, PATRICIA—White Caps DILLEY, EDDIE—ROTC; Rifle Team; Intramurals DIMITROFF, CYNTHIA—Student Council Cheerleader; Majorettes; Jr. Sr. Prom Comm.; Football-O- Rama Queen DOBIS, CHUCK—Boys’ Club; Sr. Prom Comm.; Golf DOIDGE, LINDA DRAVET, DARLENE DOMMER, DWIGHT DULA, DON—ROTC; Club “W”; Football DUNNAM, LINDA—Student Coun¬ cil; FTA; Girls’ Club; Les Parisiens; Inkpots; Booster Club; Equestrians; Sr. Prom Comm.; Quill Blade In¬ dex Si Advertising; Quill Si Scroll DURBIN, LINDA—Girls ' Club; Olympians; Inkpots; FTA; White Caps; Concert Ban d DYKHUIS, TERRY EISENMENGER, AL—Boys ' Club ELKINS, WANDA ENG, ALLEN—Boys’ Club; Thes¬ pians; Chess Club; Stage Crew; Cross Country Track ERNEST, SUE—Girls’ Club; Dailey Bulletin Ed.; Quill and Scroll; Booster Club; FTA; Sr. Drama; Sr. Prom Comm.; Honor Student ESPY, BOBBIE SUE—Girls’ Club sec.; Les Parisiens; Inkpots; Booster Club; White Caps; Honor Student FAILLA, PAT—Girls’ Club; Concert Band; Majorettes; DECA FANCHER. BARRY—Boys’ Club; ROTC FLAVIA, FLORENCE FURGUSON, PAT FERNANDEZ, JOHN FERNANDEZ, ROBIN—Boys’ Club; Basketball; Intramurals FESKO, DAVID—Sr. Honor Soci¬ ety; Boys’ Club; Tennis; Basketball; Jr. Prom Comm.; Quill Blade Ad¬ vertising Sr. Index; Quill and Scroll; Honor Student FIELDING, DARYL — Philosopher; Les Parisiens Booster Club; Audito¬ rium Council; Sr. Drama; Sr. Prom Comm. FINCH, GEORGE—Quill Blade Photographer; Quill and Scroll; As¬ tronomy Club sec.; Biology Club; Concert Band; Equestrians; Honor Student FIRME, DIANE—Sr. Honor Society; FTA Student Council; Philosopher; Quill and Scroll; Les Parisiens; Joe Berg FLOWERS, DANIEL FLOWERS, LINDA—Girls’ Club; GAA FODEMSKI, RICHARD 161 FOSTER, SHEILA—Honor Student FOX, MURRAY FRAZIER, ROBERT—Boys’ Club; ROTC; Basketball; Cross Country FREEMAN, R O N —B o y s ’ Club; Track; Cross Country; ROTC FULLER, SHARON FULTON, LINDA—GAA; White Caps GALAMBUS, ROBERT—Boys’ Club GALKA, CAROL GARLETTS, REBECCA GATCH, BEN—Boys’ Club. Club “W”; Swimming GAWOR, JOELLEN—Girls’ Club, Quill Blade; Quill and Scroll; Booster Club; GAA; Riflettes GAYDOS, CAROL—Girls’ Club; Booster Club; GAA; Honor Student GEDDA, GERI—Booster Club GEORGE, SHERYL GERESY, KATHY—Quill Blade; White Caps; FTA; GAA; Girls’ Glee Club GILLIS, LINDA—Girls’ Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Sr. Drama; Homecoming Court G I R G E N T I , CLELIA—Concert Band Orchestra; Honor Student GLORIOSO, ANGELA—Girls’ Glee Club; GAA GOLUB, STEVE—Boys’ Club sec.; Jr. Sr. Prom Comm.; Intramurals GOODMAN, SANDI—Girls’ Club; White Caps; GAA; Concert Band GOTTSHLING, MIKE GOURLAY, LINDA—Student Council; FTA; GAA; Girls Club; White Caps; Concert Band; Major¬ ettes GRUCHALSKI, LARRY GUELFO, SUZANNE—Girls’ Club GUESS, CAROL ANN—Girls’ Club; GAA GUINEE, NANCY—Sr. Honor So¬ ciety; Girls’ Club; Girls’ State; Chess Club; GAA; Riflettes; ROTC Cadet Honor Student GUTESHA, MIKE GUTHRIE, TERRY—Boys’ Club; Concert Band; Cross Country; Club “W”; Track HACHLICA, DAVE HARRISON, ED HAMADY, PATRICIA—Girls’ Club HARRISON, TOM—Boys’ Club HAUSER, DOUG—Jr. Class treas.; Sr. Honor Society; Boys’ Club; Honor Student H E N I N G E R , MICHAEL—Boys’ Club HERBERT, T O M —B o y s ’ Club; Football; Basketball; Baseball; Track; Club “W” HEVEDER, CINDI—Senior Drama HIGGINS, DAVID—Boys ' Club; ROTC HILLS, HOPE—Sr. Honor Society; Girls State; Thespians; Inkpots; Biol¬ ogy Club; Concert Orchestra; Honor Student HIMDEN, MARILYN HOKENSON, DON—Boys’ Club HOLLEY, LINDA—Sr. Honor Soci¬ ety; GAA Girls’ Club; Biology Club pres.; Sr. Drama; Honor Student HOLT, SUE—Girls’ Glee Club HOMOKY, WILLIAM—Boys’ Club; Radio WGVE; Club “W”; Baseball; Track; Sr. Prom Comm.; Sports ' Manager HORBACH, BILL—Boys’ Club HORVATH, STAN—Boys’ Club; Football; Club “W”; Track; Wres¬ tling HOSKINS, HERSHAL HOWE, SUSAN—Girls’ Club, Quill « Blade; Chess Club; GAA; Riflettes; Jr. Prom Comm. HRITZ, MICHAEL HUFFMAN, KAREN—Girls’ Glee Club; GAA; Riflettes HULICK, MICHAEL HURT, BARBARA INAT, ED—Boys’ Club ILGEN, FRITZ—Boys’ Club; Club “W”; Swimming; Track IRAK, JANET — Student Council; Girls’ Club; Inkpots; Concert Choir; Notettes; Jr. Sr. Prom Comm. IWAN, MONIKA—Girls’ Club JACKSON, RON—Boys’ Club JAMES, MAGGIE JANCOSE, MARY—Girls’ Club; Quill Blade Album; Quill and Scroll; FTA; Les Parisiens; Inkpots JANOWSKI, JAN—Boys’ Club; Chess Club JAREMCZUK, John—Boys’ Club; DECA JOACHIM, ALAN—Boys’ Club JOHANSSON, JOHN—Boys’ Club JOHNS, DOUGLAS—Boys’ Club; ROTC KAEZEAR, MIKE—Boys’ Club KAPPAS, MIKE—Soph. Class treas.; Boys’ Club; Swimming; Jr. Sr. Prom Comm. KAUFMAN, LIND A—S t u d e n t Council; GAA Girls’ Club; White Caps; Auditorium Council KINNIS, TED—Student Council; Boys’ Club; Pica Club; Club “W”; Track; Jr. Sr. Prom Comm. KIRILEWSKI, HENRY KIRTLAN, JOHN KNAPP, BILL— Boys’ Club; Wres¬ tling; Golf KNIGHT, BRENDA KNOUCH, MARTIN K O C H E S, KAREN—Publications; White Caps; FTA KOLDUS, BILL KOMECHAK, SUE—Girls’ Club; White Caps; Les Parisiens KOMPIR, SHIRLEY—Girls Club; GAA; FTA; Concert Band KONJA, JERRY KONTAYONIS, BILL KOS, GEORGE—Student Council; Boys’ Club v. pres; Philosopher Sports’ Staff; Club “W” sec.; Foot¬ ball; Basketball; Track KOSANOVICH, YVONNE—Girls’ Club; FTA; Les Parisiens; Booster Club; White Caps; Jr. Sr. Prom Comm. KOVES, RONALD—Boys ' Club, As¬ tronomy Club KRAMPE, MARTHA—Girls’ Club; Philosopher Page Ed.; Quill and Scroll; Les Parisiens; Inkpots; Eques¬ trians; GAA KROL, JOE—Boys’ Club; Concert Band; Club “W”; Wrestling KRAYZEWSKI, ALICE KUBIAK, BENNY KULAVICK, STEVE—Boys’ Club; Club “W”; Baseball LABASH, DENISE—Girls’ Club LABUDA, BOB—Boys’ Club LEKOMEK, LEONARD LASAYKO, LOUISE—Sr. Honor Society; Girls’ Club; Los Amigos; FTA; GAA; Biology sec., treas.; Honor Student Joe Berg; Jr. Honor Society LAZAROWICZ, REMY—Boys’ Club LAZINSKI, CHARLES—Boys’ Club; Pica Club LEE, VIRGINIA—Girls’ Club, GAA LEON, JOSEPH LEWANDOWSKI, D A N —B o y s ’ Club; Football; Pica Club LEWIS, JOHN—Boys’ Club LEWI S, KAREN LILLEY, JAMES—Boys’ Club LINDINGER, LOUIS—Boys’ Club pres.; Club “W”; Football; Basket¬ ball; Jr. Sr. Prom Comm.; Intra- murals LITTLE, MARSHA—Girls’ Club; GAA LOPEZ, CAROLYN—Girls’ Club; Los Amigos LOPEZ, DAVID LOTHIAN, GLENN—Boys’ Club LOTHIAN, HARRY—Boys’ Club LOWE, CHARLES—Boys’ Club LOWE, EDD—Boys’ Club; Basket¬ ball; Cross Country; Track LOZANOVICH, ZAGORKA—Girls’ Club; GAA; Senior Drama LUTTINEN, ALICE—Booster Club MADSON, AL—Boys’ Club; Stage Crew; Club “W”; Cross Country; Track MALASKI, MIKE—ROTC MALICH, PAT—Girls’ Club MALONE, JAMES—Boys’ Club; Radio WGVE MAHNS, DENNIS—Boys’ Club MANDICH, TOM—Boys’ Club; Concert Band; Radio WGVE MAPLES, DON—Boys’ Club MAPLES, KIM MAPLES, RON—Boys’ Club; Foot¬ ball MARICH, MILAN MARIANO, DIANNE—Girls’ Club; White Caps; Sr. Prom Comm. MARRS, IRENE—Girls’ Club, Los Amigos; Equestrians MARTIKEAN, CARU-Boys’ Club; Olympians; Ham-Radio Club; Wres¬ tling; Honor Student; Joe Berg MARTIN, SUZANNE—Girls’ Club; Philosopher Page Ed.; Quill and Scroll; Booster Club; FTA; White Caps; Sr. Prom Comm.; Honor Stu¬ dent MASTROIANNI, JULIE — Girls ' Club; J. Sr. Prom Comm.; Booster Club; White Caps MATHEWS, DAVID—Boys’ Club MATUNAS, SANDY—Girls’ Club; Philosopher; Quill and Scroll; FTA; GAA; Riflettes; Equestrians; Sr. Prom Comm. MAZEIKA, CHARLOTTE — Girls’ Club MCCOLLY, T I M —B o y s ’ Club treas.; Track Equestrians; Intramurals MCILVENNA, CAROL —G iris’ Club MEDELLIN, MARY MIDDLETON, JAMES—Boys’ Club; Olympians MIELCZAREK, JOE—Boys’ Club; Track MIHICH, SANDRA—Girls’ Club MILICH, ANDY—Boys’ Club MILLER, TOM—Boys’ Club; Club “W”; Football; Basketball; Track MILTEER, THOMAS—Boys’ Club; Cross Country; Basketball; Golf MIRELES, RITA—Girls’ Club, Los Amigos; White Caps; FTA; Jr. Prom Comm. MISHEVICH, PHIL—Boys’ Club; Golf MITCHELL, BOB—Boys’ Club, Concert Band MODOS, JOHN—Olympians; Chess Club; Concert Band; Ham-Radio Club MODROWSKI, TED—Boys’ Club; Golf MOHLER, HOWARD—Boys’ Club; Club “W”; Cross Country; Track; Honor Student Jr. Honor Society MONANTERAS, ALEX—Soph. Class v.pres Student Council; Boys ' Club; Cross Country; Wrestling; Jr. Honor Society; Honor Student MONTERRUBIO, BERTA — Girls ' Club MORENO, CARMEN—Girls ' Club; FTA; Los Amigos MORRISSEY, El L E E N —G iris ' Club; Girls Glee Club; Senior Drama MRAK, AGNES—Senior Drama MUDRICH, DIANNE MUNROE, JERRY NEAL, CRYSTAL—Girls’ Club; FTA; GAA; Concert Choir NEPSA, JOHN NICHOLAS, BRENDA—Girls ' Club NICHOLAS, JOE NICKSIC, TERRY—Soph. Class pres.; Boys ' Club; Equestrians; Club “W”; Sports’ Manager; German Club pres.; Honor Student NORTHCUT, SARA NOVAK, JOHN O’BRIEN, BARBARA—Co-Ed. Crest O’BRIEN, DAVID OLSON, DAVID—Boys’ Club; Golf; Junior Jury; Honor Student ORESCANIN, TOM—Boys ' Club; Football Jr. Prom Comm. PARROT, DAVID PAVOL, DAVID—Boys’ Club; Biol¬ ogy Club; Senior Drama; Quill Blade; Photographer; Quill and Scroll PAWLAK, MIKE PAYNE, SANDY—Girls’ Club PAZERA, KATHY PEEK, BOB—Boys’ Club; Sr. Prom Comm. PEEK, KATIE—Girls ' Club; White Caps; Sr. Prom Comm. PEKECH, DAN—Boys’ Club; Club “W”; Football; Track PERRA, LINDA PHILLIPS, DAVID—Concert Choir PIASECKI, HELEN—Girls’ Club; White Caps; Girls’ Glee Club; Eques¬ trians PIATEK, BARBARA—Girls’ Club; FTA; GAA PLACEY, RON—Sr. Honor Soci¬ ety; Chess Club; Sr. Prom Comm.; Honor Student POLLACK, SUE PONREBARAC, LINDA — Girls’ Club; FTA; Booster Club; Jr. Sr. Prom Comm. POWENSKI, NANCY PRONZE, PAUL—Senior Drama PUSITARI, JERRY PYLES GARY—Olympians; Concert Choir PYTEL, STANLEY—Los Amigos; Cross Country; Track; Golf QUANTZ. JAMES—Concert Band; Football Club “W”; Track; Wres¬ tling; Honor Student QUENETT, SHEILA—GAA, Con¬ cert Band QUIGLEY, CAROL—FTA; White Caps RAMOS, EMILIO—Boys ' Club; Pica Club; Club “W”; Cross Country; Track RANDAZZO, JOE—Concert Band Orchestra; Boys’ Club RAYMOND, MELODY—Girls’ Club; Concert Choir REDDICK, GARY—Boys ' Club, In¬ tramurals RENNER, MATT—Boys’ Club; In¬ tramurals RENFRO, RON—Boys’ Club; Wres¬ tling RENO, DONALD— ROTC RICHARDS, JUDY—Girls’ Club; Philosopher Page Ed.; Quill and Scroll; FTA; Booster Club; Sr. Prom Comm. RIDLE, GEORGE RIECAN, L I N D A —F T A ; White Caps ROCKHILL, KATHY RODRIGUEZ, FELICIA—Sr. Honor Society; Girls’ Club; Philosopher Ex¬ change Ed.; Quill and Scroll; Los Amigos; FTA; Honor Student ROGERS, DON ROGGE, GEORGE—Quill Blade Photographer; Quill and Scroll ROSZKOWSKI, SYLVIA — Biology Club sec. treas.; GAA; White Caps ROSS, KAREN—FTA; White Caps, Concert Choir; Notettes; Senior Drama ROEW, PHYLLIS—Girls’ Club RUBINO, JIM RUKAVINA, CHERYL—Girls’ Club; Inkpots; Sr. Prom Comm. RUSCHAK, PETER—Boys’ Club; ROTC RUTELL. 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SIEGLE, SANDRA — Jr. Prom Comm. SIMMONS, FRED SIMONS, MARY—Girls’ Club; Les Parisiens; Inkpots; Booster Club; White Caps; Jr. Sr. Prom Comm.; Joe Berg “Its Academic Team”; Honor Student SIZMORE, PAT—Girls’ Club; Thes¬ pians v. pres.; White Caps; Audito¬ rium Council; Sr. Drama SKALKU, PAT—FTA; GAA; Senior Drama SKIRAK, MARY —G iris’ Club; White Caps SLAMA, TOM—Sr. Honor Society; Boys’ Club; Club “W”; Basketball; Cross Country; Track; Swimming; Jr. Prom Comm.; Honor Student SMITH, CAROLE SMITH, KATHLEEN—Girls ' Club; Les Parisiens; Inkpots; FTA; Joe Berg SMITH, ROD—Boys’ Club SNIEGOWSKI, KATHY — Girls’ Club; Girls’ Glee Club; White Caps SOBAT, D E N N I S — B o y s ' Club; ROTC SOKOL, STEPHANY—GAA pres.; White Caps; Girls’ Glee Club treas. SOLOMON, ART—Boys’ Club; Jr. Prom Comm. SORCEVICH, TED—Boys’ Club, Biology Club SPATAFORA, ROSE—GAA; Con¬ cert Orchestra SPOTILLA, DIANE—Girls’ Club; GAA; Jr. Prom Comm. 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ROBERT—Boys’ Club; Quill Blade SZABO, CHUCK—ROTC SZABO, MARY—Girls’ Club; Con¬ cert Band Orchestra; GAA SZAFRANSKI, LINDA —W h i t e Caps; Concert Choir SZUCS, ROSE MARY—Olympians; Biology Club sec. treas.; Auxillia; Concert Orchestra; Honor Student SZYMANSKI, LINDA—Quill Blade; FTA; Quill and Scroll; GAA; Inkpots; Concert Band TAYLOR. 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BUY LOW SUPER MARKET 49th Georgia WOODMAR SHOPPING CENTER 6508 Indianapolis Blvd., Hammond 173 GLEN PARK TIRE GARY HOBART WATER CO. 1430 W. Ridge Road 650 Madison Time To Retire 174 DICKERSON DRUGS 3776 Broadway student index Accettura, Jerry 153 Accettura, Sharon 61, 75, 119 Acevez, Martin 147 Acevez, Vincent 141 Adamowski, Gary 153 Adams, Charles Adams, Mike 147 Adamus, Paul 153 Adank, Jerry 63, 98, 99, 119 Adlesich, Margie 35, 141 Akers, Mary 153 Alexander. Nancy 141 Alexander. Roger 147 Allen, Alice 141 Allman, Jeanne 61, 81, 86, 87. 119 Alt, Della 153 Altman, Patricia Alvarado, Patricia 141 Alvarez, Robert 63. 98, 110 Anderson. James 147 Anderson, Martha 147 Andreoli. Mike 108, 141 Andreoli, Tom 153 Andrews, Carol 141 Andrews, Dale Andrews, Susan 86, 119 Angerski, Neda 141 Annis, Linda 153 Anstead, Cecil 153 Anstead. Craig Antala, Joyce 153 Antala, Michael 147 Antala. Rudy 119 Anthony, Rita Antich, John 147 Antons, Claudia 147 Apa, Alice 141 Arbuckle, Harold 153 Arbuckle, Wanda 119 Archer, Patricia 153 Ares, Nick 71,98,119 Arcs, Rita 147 Arnold, Dayna 119 Arnold, Danny 153 Arwood, Geraldine Asby, Linda 141 Ashlay, Peter Ashwood. Janet 147 Atkosh, Leona Atkosh, Martha 141 Aubuchon, Gerald 147 Aubuchon, Gloria 119 Aubuchon, Pamela 147 Austin, Susan 141 Auten, Jim Avery, John 141 Axtman, Patricia 147 Backe, Wayne 141 Backemeyer, Robert 141 Baigent, Pamela 153 Bailey, Charles 153 Baker, Jeanne 67. 81, 119 Balccrak, Dan 153 Baldea, Dave 103, 153 Baldea, Lauren 80, 141 Baldncr, Gary Balentine, Lester Ballad, Pat Ballway, Sandra 62, 141 Ban, Albert 141 Ban. Richard 103, 105, 153 Banaski, JoAnn 141 Banaski, Richard 153 Banks, Candis 67, 147 Banks, Della 153 Banks. Rita 109, 141 Baranyos, Terry Barbao, Shirel 153 Barbosa, Linda 119 Barlow, Richard 147 Barnes, Arlette Barnes, Barbara 110, 147 Barnes, Sandi 79. 119 Barnett. Betty 147 Barney, Cathy 119, 190 Barney, Leo Bartholdi. Dianna 141 Bartley, Ann 147 Bartley, Elizabeth Bartley, Tom 147 Basiak, Rod 119 Batcha, Bobbi 119 Batusic, David 153 Bauer, Bob 141 Baumeister, Deborah Baumeister, Russell Beals, Bob 153 Beal. Phil 61,119 Beamon, Sheri 147 Beaudreau. Catherine 147 Beaudreau, Lyle 110, 141 Beck, Irene 153 Beck. Nancy 119 Becker, Becky 147 Beckham, Jeffrey 147 Bednash, John 153 Belcher, Eddie 153 Belcher, Verlin 147 Belei, Bob 63. 98, 153 Belinsky, Thomas Bell. Robert 119 Bell, Maureen 153 Bell, Tom 111,153 Bell. William 153 Beller, John Beller, William 147 Beller. Richard 147 Belepavlovich, Janet 119 Ballich, Marsha 141 Bencze, Alex 153 Bencze, Doreen 119 Benedict, Joyce 147 Benedict, Julian 147 Benedict, Larry 153 Benedyk. Tedgena 153 Benjamin, Peter 98. 109. 141 Benjamin, Richard Bennett, Barbara 141 Bennett, Cindy 147 Bennett. Paul 141 Bennington, Bill 141 Bently, Clint 119 Bently, Dave 119 Bently, Pamela 153 Beougher, Jim 153 Beres. David 153 Berkebile, Ken 153 Berry, Sandra 147 Bertram, Frances 153 Besmark, Annamarie 119 Bianchi, Carol 119 Bianco, Josephine 141 Biano. Sam Biedulewicz, Linda 153 Biedulewicz, Lorraine 119 Biggs, Daniel 120 Biggs, Randy 120 Biggs. Linda 141 Binkley. Randy 147 Binkley, Ron Birdwell, Charles 60, 61. 120 Bisbis, Cathy 120 Bisbis, Mary 147 Birch, Dave 141 Birdsong, Dennis Bishop, Dave 107, 141 Bistrow, Don Bizzle, Glenn Bizzle, Lorene Black. Judy 141 Black. Phyllis 153 Blackburn. Robert 147 Blackwell. Jim 147 Blaker. Tom 153 Blanton, Phyllis 147 Blanton, Randy 153 Blanton. Wayne 141 Blach, Barbara 86, 120 Blatz, Fred 153 Blazevich, Frances 120 Bleicher, Jim 109, 141 Bleicher, John 63, 153 Blomeyer, Pamela 141 Blomeyer, Paul 111 Bobella. Joe 153 Bocca, Barbara 141 Bochik, Elizabeth Bodo, Joe Bodo, Pete 153 Bogash, Joanne 153 Bogash, Richard 147 Bogdanich. George 63, 107, 141 Bogdanich, Walter 103, 111, 153 Boland, Patrick 141 Boldin, Linda 153 Bonner, Susan 153 Booker, Gene Bosak. Cindy 120 Bosak, Peggy 141 Boskovich. Maria 153 Bothwell, Terri 141 Bower, Louis 147 Bowman, David 147 Bowman. Marlene 67, 141 Boyer, Robert 107. 141 Boylan, Judy 147 Bozich. Ste ve 141 Braciak, Steve 141 Bracich, Pat 153 Bradford, Marilyn 120 Bradford, Nancy 141 Bradley, Barbara 120 Bradley, Garry 141 Bradley, Ronald 141 Bradon, Marsha 61, 62. 80, 120 Brady, Rich 147 Brancic, Georgine 91, 141 Brant, Jerry 141 Braun, Paula 74, 75, 79, 120 Bravo, Joseph 110, 153 Bravo, Tina 153 Briede, Karen 153 Brier, Bernie 141 Brier, Theresa 147 Briski, Carole 141 Bristow, Ivan 153 Broadstone, Catherine 147 Broadway, Gordon 153 Brock. Cynthia 141 Brodar, John 153 Broher, William Bromberk, Jyneen 141 Brooks. Esther 153 Brook, Penny 153 Brooks. Joanne 147 Brooks, Patrick Brown. Bill 63. 112, 120 Brown, Carolyn 120 Brown. Carolyn 153 Brown, Charles 147 Brown, Terry 120 Bruner, Betty 147 Bruner. Bill 120 Brunker, Donna 147 Brunek. Elizabeth Bryan, Michele 147 Bryson. Colleen 95, 120 Bubac, David 153 Bubac, Dennis 120 Bubac, Diane 141 Buchko, Shirley 141 Buha, Steve 98, 141 Buhner, Byran 107, 153 Buhner, Carol 61. 62, 68, 81, 87, 120, 190 Buhner, John 107, 141 Bulza, Cindy 63, 109, 141 Bumbales, Diana 120 Burch, Bruce 63, 120 Burkall, Larry 147 Burke, Donald 153 Burnes. Bob 141 Burns, Robert 107. 147 Burns, Raleigh Burns, Wanda 153 Burrell, Ronald 147 Bursae, Dusanka Bursae, Millie Burton, Donald 147 Buzuvis, George 61, 63, 112, 121 Buzuvis, Pamela 68, 141 Caldwell, Michele 147 Callahan, Donald 63, 121 Campbell. Barbara 147 Campbell, Sandra 141 Campbell, William 153 Candiano, Dan 63, 141 Carben, Dorothy 147 Carlien, Dorothy Cardwell, David Carey, Richard 153 Carlson, Andy 106, 121 Carlson, Robert 153 Carmony. David 121 Carr, Kathy 141 Carr, William 153 Carper, Nondas 153 Carper, William 121 Carr. Larry 55, 121 Carter, Earl 153 Casey. Patricia 147 Cash, Charlene 153 Cass, George 107, 147 Castor. Joyce 153 Castor, Dennis Catlin, Stanley 153 Caylor, Charlotte 147 Centanni, Joyce 153 Ceranowski, George 121 Centanni, Joe 121 Chabraja, Ted 98, 141 Chaires. Robert Chandler, George 147 Chastain, Deborah Chaykowski, Michael 153 Chester. Ruth 153 Chaibai. Agnes 121 Chiabai, John 121 Chiasson, Valentine Childers, Debra 147 Childers, Donovan 141 Chmiel, Linda 141 Clark, Linda 147 Chnupa, David 62, 88. 141 Chnupa, Nancy 141 Chornack, Laura 141 Chowning, Richard 103 Chowning, Tom Christensen. William 153 Christie. Nicolette 141 Christman, Claude 153 Christoff. Pete 141 Cialkowski, Sara 153 Cisarik, Joe Cieliesz, Chester 141 Cieszkiewicz, Sigmund 98 Ciralia, Rocky 141 Cisank, Edward Claxton, Clifford Claxton. Wayne 121 Clement, Carol 81, 87. 121, 190 Clements, Charlene 147 Clune, Ann 153 Clune, Gary 141 Clune, Terry 153 Coates. Fred 121 Coffel. Rich 141 Coffey, Jack 121 Coffey, Mike 147 Cogley, Sandra 121 Cogley, Sherri 121 Cohan, Agnes 153 Cohan. Arlene 89, 141 Coican. Rich 112, 121 Cokusis. Cami 121 Cokusis, Richard 147 Cole, Shirley Collins, Becky 153 Collins, Mike 121 Collins, Regina 141 Compton. Ronald 103, 153 Conder, Donna 121 Conkle, Christine 153 Conkle, Jim 153 Connelly, Linda 147 Conner, John 147 Cook, Erma Cook, Jim 147 Cook, Joe 153 Cooke. Pete 107, 153 Cooley. Pamela Cooley, Van Cooper, Cheryl 147 Cooper. Gloria 147 Cooper. Michael 63. 98, 141 Cooper. Sylvia 153 Corona, Danny 103, 153 Corona. Stephen 147 Cosenza, Tina 153 Cost, John 141 Cost. Nick 121 Costakis, Terry 153 Costo, Charlene 121 Coveris, Nick 98, 153 Cox, Darlene 147 Cox. Don 105, 147 Cox, Richard 121 Cozmanoff, Mike 141 Cramvis, Christine 141 Cramvis, Niki 89. 147 Cristallo. Ronald 87, 121 Crnkovich, Susan 110. 147 Crnkovich, Mike 14 7 Crocus, Sylvia 121. 190 Croll. Kay 122 Croll, Richard 63, 67, 107, 141 Crompton, Bill 61, 63, 98 Crossman, Linda 91, 153 Crull, Catherine 147 Cseke, William Cubberley, Richard 153 Current, Dave 141 Cuculic, Mike 122 Cwiklinski. Jackie 147 Czarnecki, Alan 122 Czarny. Bob Czekaj, Randall 141 Czerwink, Connie 121 Czubik. Bob 122 Czubik, Rich 147 Dailey, Mary 141 Dalby, Fred 63, 107, 147 Dalby, Richard 63, 107, 141 Daley. Barbara 122 Dalka. Linda 153 Dalka, Dana 122. 190 Damian. Gary 63. 98, 115, 141 Daniels. Vincent 83, 87, 122 Danko. Lynn 83, 91 Damian, Terri 122 Danford. Bonnie 122 Dartz, Beverly 153 Dartz. Edward Dartz, Marilyn 95, 141 Daugherty, James 63, 98, 147 David, James 153 David. Marian Davies, Richard 63, 98, 122 Davis. Danny 153 Davis, Janet 122 Davis, Janice 141 Davis, Kenny 153 Davis. Linda 147 Davis, Nancy 147 Davis. Lome 122 Deaton. Linda 147 Deavers, Rosalee 141 Decktor, Sharon 122 DeFrance, Beverly 153 DeFrance. Larry 141 Delich, Joe 153 Delich, Delores DeMass, Alan 141 Dembowski, Charlene 147 Demps, Sheila 141 Dendy. Don 98 Denesuk, Jeanne 122 Denning. Sam 141 Dennison. Ronnie 112, 141 Deskins, Gary 141 De St. Jean, Sue 141 Devaney, Harold 147 Devaney, Larry Devine. Elizabeth 141 Devyak, Barbara 147 Devyak, Mary 142 DeWitt. Allen 147 Diamond, Elaine 147 Dickerson, Pat 122 Dickerson, Robert 110, 147 Dilley. Eddie 122 Dillman, Carole 76, 147 Dimitroff, Cynthia 109, 122 Ditter, Cheryl 142 Dobis, Chuck 122 Dobis, Mark 98. 147 Doidge, Linda 86 Dombrowski. Jim 147 Dommer, Dwight 122 Dommer, Mariayne Dommer, Steven 147 Domsic, Joann 142 Doneff, Carol 153 Doneff, James 153 Doneff. Terry 142 Dopiriak, John Dowd, Vickie 91, 153 Dowdy, Florence 147 Dowdy, Roger 142 Drag, Robert 63, 107, 142 Darky, Zita Dravct, Darlene 122 Drever, Ken 153 Drozda, Valeric 142 Drozda, William 98, 142 Duchscher, James 147 Dudak, Paul Dudash. Bill 153 Dulla, Don 98, 99, 122 DuMav. Robert 147 Dumeric, Jim Dunnam. Linda 87, 123, 190 Durbin, Jackie 147 Durbin, Linda 123 Durbin. Wayne Dusich, Mary Ann 142 Duteau. Robert 142 Dutton, Sherry 153 Duvall. Linda 142 Djurich, Bob 142 Dybas, Christine 153 Dykhuis, Terry 123 Dziewicki. Marianne 147 Dzunda, David 103, 153 East, Rodrick 153 Eberhardt, Karran 147 Eckersall, Linda 147 El wood, Barry 142 Ehlers, Harold 142 Ehlers, Mardell 153 Eichstadt, David 153 Eimer, Ronald 104 Eisenmcnger, A1 123 Elibasich, Kris 153 Elkins, Daniel 153 Elkins. Donna 142 Elkins. Wanda 123 Ellch, Robert 103 Elmore, Alyce 153 Elmore. Jim 153 Eloff. Cindy 147 Elwood. William 153 Embry, John 142 Emerson, Nicki 153 Eng. Allen 88. 123 Eng. Susan 147 Engelien, Gayle 153 Engelien, Wendell 142 Ensalaco, Randy 98, 153 Epler, James 103, 153 Epps, Janet 147 Erdelac, Vicki 147 Erfurth, Frank 147 Erfurth, Roberta 147 Erickson. Dale Erler, Jon 142 Erler, Linda 147 Ernest, Susan 61, 75. 86, 87, 123 Erway, Paul 142 Espinoza, Norma 147 Espy. Bill 153 Espy, Bobbie Sue 61. 68, 123 Ernest, Ronald 103, 153 Estep, Jim 147 Estrada, John 153 Etherton, Lenore 142 Evans, Cheryl 147 Evans, Dave 98, 110, 147 Evans, James 147 Evon, Marianne 147 Evon. Michael 153 Failla, Patricia 123 Failla, Vince 103. 154 Fair. 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George 132 Rigotti, Micky 63. 98, 144 Rinkovsky, Carl Rinkovsky, Joanna 144 Ritthaler, Jeff 144 Rivera, Elsa 144 Rivera, Lydia 156 Rivera, Marti 144 Rivera. Rob 144 Robbins, Brad 156 Roberts, David 144 Rockhill, Kathy 132 Rodgers, Vernon 144 Rodriguez, Felicia 61, 86. 87. 132 Rodriguez, Frank 156 Rodriguez, Kathleen 150 Rogalski, Sandy 156 Rogers, Brenda 144 Rogers. Don 132 Rogge, George 132, 190 Rohrer, Sharon 145 Rokicki, Ted 144 Roman. Klaus 144 Romano, John 144 Rose, John 107, 144 Rose, Linda 150 Rose, Tony 144 Rosdil, Jo Ann 144 Roskowski. Sylvia 80. 82, 132 Ross, Karen 91 Ross, Linda 144 Roszkowski. Gloria 144 Rothenberger. John 144 Rothenberger, Linda 150 Rowe, Elizabeth 156 Rowe, Mike 150 Rowe, Phyllis 133 Rozdelsky, Mary Ann 89. 144 Rozdil. Ted 98, 150 Rubino, Catherine 156 Rubino, Jim 133 Rudic, Christine 150 Rudic, Margaret 156 Rudd, James 144 Ruff. Pam 156 Rukavina, Cheryl 133 Rukavina, John 156 Ruschak, Frances 144 Ruschak. John 156 Ruschak. Peter 133 Rush. Karen 144 Rush, Linda 144 Rutell, Eileen 156 Rutell, Robert 87. 133 Rutkowski, Jerry 150 Rutkowski, John 156 Rzonca. Erfried 83, 133 Sackman. Barbara 61, 67, 133 Sadlewski, Elizabeth 79, 144 Sadowski, Greg 110,133 Saims, Ben 133 Sajda, Andy 133 Saliano, Vincent 63. 98, 144 Samardzija. George 150 Samardzija, Mike 144 Sampson. Rodger 133 Sampias, Randy 150 Sams. Larry 110, 150 Samter, Judythe 156 Samuels. J. C. Franklin 156 Sanaty, David Sanchez. Tony 150 Sanchez, Trinidad 150 Sannicola, Grace 150 Sannicola. Josephine 150 Sannicola, Rosalie 133 Sapino. Claire 144 Saporsky, Ron 133 Sarnicki. Ron 133 Sarris, Arthur 156 Sarris, Margaret 156 Sasak, Susan 144 Sass. John 133 Sassano, Mary Ann 144 Savka, Joyce 156 Saylor, Linda 156 Schacki. Carol 82. 133 Schacki. Pat Schaefer. Ed Schafer, Pamela 156 Schaser, Gail 156 Schifano, Tony 150 Schilling. Ken 156 Schlegel, Crain 98, 150 Schmick, Bruce 150 Schmick, Ed 144 Schnick, Bill 156 Scholl, Dennis 156 Schmidt, Barbara 150 Schmidt. Troy 156 Schweitzer, Herbert 133 Sciara, Joseph 103, 105, 156 Scott, Betty 144 Scott. Sherry 133 Scott, Jim 133 Sealock, Stephanie 144 Seamples, Jeff 133 Seamon, Sharon 144 Seberger, Barbara Jean 150 Segan, Donna 156 Sepkowski. Rich 63, 105, 133 Deramur, Dennis 156 Serynek, Charlene 156 Sgouros, Linda 133 Shapkanoff, Vasil 144 Shachno, Jim 150 Shadwell, Jack 103, 156 Shapkhroff, Mike 103, 156 Sharp, Dwight 151 Shaver, Connie 144 Shearer, Clifford 151 Shellhouse. Patrick 156 Shelbourne. David 98, 110, 150 Shelbourne. Don 103, 156 Shemwell, James 150 Sheptak, Bob 63, 104, 133 Sherman, Carol Ann Sherron. Thomas 133 Shcwanick. Cathy 134 Shingler, Joe 156 Shinovich, John 60. 63, 98, 138 Shinovich, Bill 103, 156 Shipman, Ellen 87, 134 Shipley, Karen Shirey, David 105, 150 Shirey. Sylvia 156 Shirk, Dave 134 Shirk. Sara 156 Sibich. Ned 144 Sides, Kathleen 144 Sieckman, Ken 144 Sieckman, Lenny 111,156 Siegle. Diane 150 Siegle, Sandi 134 Silver. Brenda 156 Silver, Kennie 150 Simic, Eva 144 Simion, Alex Simko, Kathleen 144 Simola, Dave 98, 105 Simons, Fred 134 Simons, Mary 61, 62 Simons, Ton 144 Simpson. Chuck 150 Simpson, Karen 156 Sinsabaugh, Janice 156 Sirko, Cheryl 78, 144 Sizemore, Ed 144 Sizemore. Pat 88, 134 Skalku, Pat 134 Skinta, Thomas 150 Skirak, Mary 134 Skirak, Sonja 134 Skomac, Sandy 144 Skorich, Vicky 156 Slama, Larry 63, 98, 150 Slama, Tom 61. 63, 105, 107. 134 Slepcevich. Kathy 156 Slesinski, Jan Slesinski, Jane 156 Slesinski, Janice 150 Sliwinski, Sharon 156 Sloas, Donnie 156 Slubowski, Christine 150 Sluder, Joyce 144 SI osar, Joe 110,144 Smederovac. John 150 Smith, Carol 150 Smith, Carole 134 Smith, Don 144 Smith, Donald 156 Smith. Duane 156 Smith. Edie 144 Smith, Garfield Smith, Gloria 144 Smith, Kathy 62. 134 Smith, Lance Smith, Martin Smith. Richard 150 Smith, Rod 134 Smith, Susan 156 Smolinski, John 156 Smurda. Charlotte 150 Sniegowski, Barbara 150 Sniegowski, Kathy 91. 134 Sobat, Dennis 134 Sobat, Sandra 150 Sokol, Beverly 144 Sokol, Stephany 95, 134 Sokolowski, Pat 156 Sokolowski. Robert 156 Solomon, Arthur 134 Solomon. Mike 103 Someson. John 156 Sommers. Michael 150 Sopko, Carol 156 Sopko, Jim 144 Sorchevich. Loretta 144 Sorchevich, Red 134 Sours, Carol 144 Sours, Mary Lou 144 Sovich, Michael 144 Spahich, Marie 156 Spatafora, Mary 150 Spatafora, Rose 134 Spector, Sid 62. 144 Spicer, Fred 107 Sposito, Peter 156 Spotilla. Diane 134 Sprague, Jerry 144 Sprusansky, Sharon 91, 150 Stalbaum, Bevcrlee 156 Stalbaum. Sandra 144 Stambolos. Angelo 134 Stambolos. Irene 156 Stanisich, Peter 156 Stanislaw. Joan 156 Stanke, Dale Stanley. Alan 150 Stano. Dan 156 Stanzione. Mary 134 Staples, Dennie 156 Starcevich, George 135 Stark, Bill 135 Stark. Joe 61, 63, 107. 135 Stark. Lynn 144 Starzyk. Kathy 150 Steele, Larry 150 Stefanovich, Barbara 144 Stefanovich, Beverly 156 Stefanovich, Jeff 135 Stefanovich, Jim 135 Stefanovich. John 98, 144 Stefanovich. Robert 156 Stegnach, Cheryl 156 Steininger. Richard 156 Steininger, Ron 156 Stemply, Roger 135 Stephens, Carol 144 Stephens, Gary 150 Stephenson, Dale Stevanovich. Milan 156 Stevens, Dennis Stevens, Greg 107 Stevens, Judy 156 Stewart. Chris 150 Stewart, Terry 156 Stimack, Kathy 145 Stipanovich. Michele 150 Stochel, Jim 156 Stockwell, Dean 150 Stone, Jim 103, 156 Stone, Rebecca 156 Stone, Philip 135 Stone, Ricky 156 Stoneceiphcrm. Richard 150 Stratton, Barry Strincevich, Carla 156 Strincevich, Carol 82. 135 Strincevich. Diane 135 Struble, Fred Struble, Paul 150 Stucker. Bobbie 135 Stults, Fred 63. 107. 150 Stupar, Steve 150 Stupar, Terry 156 Sturtridge. Richard 156 Stutler, Darrel 98, 150 Sullivan. Michael Summers, Terry 135 Surman. Virginia 150 Surman. Linda 156 Sut, Barbara 145 Sut, John Swatt, Shirley 156 Swidkiewicz, Ziggie Swisher. Anita 91, 145 Svctonoff. Mike 63. 98, 150 Svelich, James 63. 105, 135 Swisher, Robert 135, 190 Swann. Marlene 150 Szymanski. Matthew Szabo, Charles 135 Szabo. Mary 135 Szafranski, Linda 135 Szazynski. Cynthia 150 Szentesv, Dave 98, 150 Szucs, Joann 145 Szucs. Rose Mary 61, 135 Szyjko, Frank 156 Szymanski. Linda 135 Szymanski, Pauline 150 Tabor, John 145 Tabor, Richard 156 Tanaskoski. Lupka 156 Tanner, Lynn 145 Tarter, Janice 62, 145 Taylor. Don Taylor. Dan 145 Taylor, Don 145 Taylor. David 135 Taylor. James Taylor. Leon 156 Taylor. Lynn 156 Taylor, Sandy 95, 145 Taylor. Sandra 156 Teffeay, Edward 61, 63, 108, 135 Tenorio, Richard 145 Terzes. Marianne 67, 87, 136, 190 Tetzloff. Lynnaea 156 Teveson, Nancy 150 Thoman, Dan Thomas, Mike 150 Thomas. Richard 145 Thomas, Richard 136 Thomas, Susan 136 Thomas. Thomas 63, 98, 100, 113, 136 Thompson, Diane 145 Thompson, Kenneth 156 Thompson, Mary Ann 67, 87, 109, 136, 190 Titko, Stephen Tobar, John Tokarski, Patti 150 Tomak. Stanley 156 Tomashefski, Frank 150 Tomashefski. Gail 156 Ton. Sharon 136 Tone. Georgene 136 Tone, John 107 Torma. Ann 150 Torma, Kathy 156 Torma, Marv 145 Toro, Nydia 145 Torres, John 145 Torres, Julia 156 Torreson, Cindi 150 Toth, Joseph 156 Towers, Jim 145 Traicoff, Elaine 150 Travis, Patricia 136 Trembicki, Dan 145 Trevino, John 156 Trevino, Sylvia 156 Trinosky, Ed 150 Trivanovich, Marsha 156 Troutner, James Troxel, Diane Truchan, Staphen 145 Truett, Margaret 86, 87, 136 Tucker, Dave 150 Tucker, Willie 106 Tutlewski. Bill 136 Tutlewski, Robert 145 Ugarte. Patricia 150 Underwood, Jacquelynn 136 Unrue, Nancy 156 Upton, Toni 91, 156 Urban, Michele 150 Urbaniak, Linda 145 Urbanick. Linda 145 Urbanski, Mary June 136 Urbanski. Pat 136 Uzelac, John 156 Uzelac, Ted 136 Vaclavik, Allen 156 Vaclavik, Babette Vaclavik, June 61, 136 Vahary, John 98, 150 Valenti, Linda 145 Valentine, Evelyn 150 Vance, Terry 150 Vandersteen, Diane 150 Vann, Wally 156 Van Wienen, Janet 156 Van Wienen, Jim 136 Varela, Sandra 145 Vargas, Christine 150 Varichak, Michael 157 Vassallo. Dori 157 Vaseloff. Jeff 63, 136 Vassallo. Mary 61. 62. 86, 87. 136 Vasily, Robert 145 Vasquez, Felipe Vatsko. Daniel Vaughn, Susan 150 Vellines. Gayle 150 Veltri, Virginia 150 Venegoni, Connie 136 Venegoni, Tim 150 Verplank, Tom 150 Vestal, Roy 145 Viar, Jo Ann Vician, Linda 151 Vicen, Vicky 145 Vitalone, Tom 103, 157 Vitalone, Pamela 145 Vittetoe, Bob 136 Vlahos. Mantia 157 Vode. Jim 151 Vogt, Donna 145 Vokurka. Annette 110, 151 Vokurka, Kay 61. 137 Vokurka. Rosemarie 157 Volkanovich, Nikki 154 Vorkapich, Janis 145 Vorkapich, Joanne Voris, Karen 151 Vonn. Walter Vullmahn. Clare 137 Wackowski, Bruce 63, 137 Wackowski. Wayne 103. 157 Waddell. Jesse 157 Waddell, Kathy 151 Wagner. Robert 61, 137 Wahlman, Guy 145 Walker. Barbara 137 Walker, Carole 137 Walker, Dale Walker, Fred 63, 137 Walker, Mary 157 Walker, Robert 145 Walker. Wendy Walla. George Wallace, Russell 145 Walters, Christy Walton, Stella 137 Wampler, Carol 151 Wampler. Sharyn 95, 137 Ward. Charles 145, 190 Wardrip, Craig 145 Wardrip, Chris 62, 157 Wardrop, James 145 Warieka. Bob 63, 109. 110, 145 Warner. Cathy 151 Warner. Josephine 157 Warren, Dennis 103, 157 Warren, Terry 157 Watkins, Doug 145 Watkins, Linda 145 Weaver, Sira 68, 151 Webb, Dennis 103, 111, 157 Weeks, Paula 86, 87, 137 Weingart, Rodney 157 Weiser, Joyce 151 Weissbuch, Mary 151 Welch, David 137 Wellnitz, Bill 63, 104, 107, 151 Welsh. Linda 157 Wendell. Barbara 151 Wendell, Joan 157 Wheat, Jerry 98, 151 Wheeler, Beverly 157 Wheeler, Roberta 151 White, Cheryl 91. 109, 137 White, Dan White, Gerald 137 White, Greg 61. 87, 137, 190 White, Jerry 151 White, Terry 137 White, Sharron 137 White, Bill 145 Whitten. Connie 88, 137 Whickersham, Gary 157 Wielgus, Mary 151 Wiggins, Bill 151 Wilk. Gary 35. 63, 71, 98. 105, 137 Wilk, Pam 63, 110, 137 Wilk, Scott 67, 151 Wilkerson. Jerry 34,137 Willhoite 157 Williams, James Williams, Vera 151 Wilsonk. Dave 137 Wilson. Roni 145 Wilson, Robert 151 Wirick, David 137 Wirich, Jerry 157 Wisner. Carolyn 151 Wiss, Jacie 157 Witecki. Carol 145 Woiciechowski. Susan 145 Wojlan. Thomas 145 Wojtowicz, John 137 Wolfe, Danny Wolford. Marilyn 151 Woloshansky, Ihor 61, 138 Wood. Don 151 Wood, LaDonna 145 Woods. David 157 Woodville, Edward 151 Wozniak, Charlene 151 Wozniak, Daniel 151 Wozniak. Denny 157 184 Wozniak. Sharon 145 Wright. Beatrice 157 Wright. Exter 157 Wmbel, Larry 151 Wukich, Fred 138 Wyatt. Amos 145 Wyatt. Jim 157 Yacura. Irene 151 Yager, Gerald 138 Yakim, Darlene 157 Yakubec, Mike 104, 151 Yamtich, Richard 138 Yankovich, Nikki 138 Yarnold, Alison 157 Yarnold, Leigh 138 Yarvis, Betsy 157 Yarvis, Nancy 151 Yatsko, Daniel 145 Yetsko, Charles 151 Yetsko, Robert Yoko, Pat Young. Sandra 157 Yugo. Dennis 157 Yovanoff. Florence 91, 138 Yover, Pam 138 Yura. Pamela 151 Zaideman. John 103, 157 Zajac. Teddy Zakrezewski. Thomas 157 Zakula, Steve 63. 98, 108. 151 Zander. Paul 151 Zark. Frank 145 Zark. Patricia 138 Zale, Paul 145 Zarych, Paul 138 Zdobylak. Catherine 138 Zdobylak, Edward 151 Zemlik, Casimir 138 Zenak, Gerri 145 Zenak. Irene Zieba. Sylvia 157 Ziemba. Stephan 157 Zimmerman, Patricia Zimmerman. Robert 62, 67, 145 Ziza, Barbara 145 Zole, Paul Zulkowski, Casimir 138 Zulkowski. Linda 138 Zweiban. Glenn 151 Zweig. Robert 145 Zweis, JoAnn patrons HARRY’S PHILLIP’S 66 DR. MICHAEL SHELLHOUSE Star Studio of Dance State Sign Company JIM McGEE HAND BALL BODY BUILDING Jack Fesko Advertising Agency Spiral Mimeographing Service Mr. Mrs. William R. Dunnam Mr. and Mrs. Max Thompson Frank’s The Store For Men 185 LINTON AND McCOLLY FUNERAL HOME 4286 Broadway Roof Need Repair? MARIS ROOFING 1901 W. 11th Ave. 187 SO. GARY As you leaf through the pages of your new, and in many ways different, Quill and Blade th e many experiences you had alone and those you shared with your friends will be brought to mind. It is a panorama of our school year presented in a modern, and we hope refreshing, style. We on the staff have spent many long and tedious hours to present you with this book. Though we worked long and intently we feel that we have achieved our goal—that of giving you your best yearbook yet. The ' 65 Quill and Blade. 190 Colophon The 1965 Quill and Blade has been produced by Wm. J. Keller Inc. of Buffalo, New York, utilizing their improved Keller Velvatone Lithographic process. The paper is Mohawk’s 80 lb. Anniversary Text print¬ ed in black ink. The end sheets are 65 lb. Ham- mermill Cover and embossed. The cover is Dark Gray Bradford Linen, embossed and two colors—yellow and black—applied This issue has been printed in an edition of 1750 books, 192 pages and the size is 11 x 11. QUILL AND BLADE STAFF Academic Faculty Clubs Sports Album Assistant Advertising Index Art Editor Photographers Darkroom Staff Advisor Carol Clement Carol Buhner Marianne Terzes Mary Ann Thompson Mary Jancose Sylvia Crocus Linda Dunnam Dave Fesko Sue Howe George Finch Greg White George Rogge Dave Pavol Bob Jensen Charles Ward Bob Swisher Kathy Barney Jo-Ellen Gawor Dana Dalka Kathleen Geresey Mr. George Strimbu 191 192 As you leaf through this book it is evident that hard work and the cooperation of many individuals was required and we are indebted to each and every one of them. We wish to thank our parents for their under¬ standing the necessity of late hours, missed meals, and lowered grades. Special recognition is extended to various members of the faculty and the student body. We thank Mr. Joseph Mrak for the constant use of his telephone and his sense of humor. Our thanks go to the office staffs for furnishing us with information and supplies. Special recog¬ nition also goes to Mrs. Elizabeth Sepiol, East Building custodian, for her extreme patience with us and her kind and encouraging words. Mr. Frank Krause deserves our thanks for lending us his talents and encouragement as we produced our new style book, the first of its kind in the city. Mr. Krause is our representa¬ tive from the publishers, Wm. J. Keller Inc. Last, but certainly not least, we extend our most sincere and heartfelt thanks to our ad¬ visor, Mr. George Strimbu. He gave us much needed confidence, his time and energy, his understanding, and most of all, his way out sense of humor which frequently relieved the tensions caused by long hours of hard work and enabled us to go on working. Mrs. Strimbu also deserves our thanks for her understanding and the sacrifices she made during the production of this book. This book primed by VELVATONE, a special process of litho¬ graphic printing. Sole producers: Wm. J. Keller Inc., Buffalo, N. Y. No other printing firm is authorized to use the Velvatone method.