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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1966 volume:

photo by byron buhner 1966 QUILL AND Lew Wallace High School vol. 25 BLADE Gary, Indiana presented by the yearbook staff 2 28 54 84 122 144 Photo Essay Senior Album Organizations Academic Faculty Sports Album 162 Advertising Index a microscopic element. . , the endless galaxy . . . growth of a plant. . . Lake Michigan’s shores. . . prodies of nature in design . . . making harmonious alliances . . . unescapable influences. . . the World of Ours IF ki - 3 street lights. . . Broadway overpass. . . expressway. . .tollroad. . .South Shore. . . parking lots. . . thirty miles from Chicago. . .community transportation available. . . roads and travel open to students 5 STUiFtif Mk city buses to school and games. . . student parking lot. . . “the Clock —meeting place. . . Seniors riding bikes on last day . . .Hondas. . .Chevelle. . .Mustang . . . Caprice . . . dragstrip . . . honking car horns for Graduation . . . the personal transportation of the students • 7 8 skyline filled with poles and antennas. . . sculpturing the surrounding community . . . billboards. . . J.F.K. Library. . . WWCA. . .WITH. . .WCFL. . . WLS. . . Gary Post-Tribune. . .Glen Park Herald. . . communications effecting the “steel city’ 9 Language and Reading Labs. . . School Radio WGVE . . . the Junior and Senior Libraries. . .Quill and Blade Yearbook . . . Philosopher. . . Print Shop. . . Intercommunications at Lew Wallace January 14,1966 . . . Frank Borman Day . . .Gary s Native Son . . .West Point . . . Space Astronaut. . .Gemini Seven . . . “Happiness is flying in your underwear”. . . given key to the city . . . Memorial Auditorium . . .flve little words — education, patriotism, religion, honor and pride. . . received plaque from students of Gary . . . Broadway parade . . . Lew Wallace Band played 13 Concerts. . . choral singing . . . Christmas Vespers. . . “Musical Review” . . .“Carnival”. . .Inaugural Ball—“Silver Bells” . . .Junior Prom—“On Broadway” . . . Prison Skit . . .Senior Tea. . .working for club activities and productions. . . developing skills. . . using talent. . . part of a student’s culture V Football-arama . . . ' ' the clock . . . James Bond movies. . . mellow dances . . . Hootenanny . . . Girls’ Club Sing . . . turnabouts. . . Inaugural. . . Senior vs. Faculty games. . . Batman . . . crash . . . oof . . . sock . . . biff . . . Holy 1966 Quill and Blade! 17 winding sidewalks. . .ivy covered brick buildings. . . pane-glass windows . . . pine trees. . . water fountains. . . basketball courts . . . cement benches. . . sitting on the pipes. . , enjoying our environment . . . campus of Lew Wallace 19 Gilory Stadium . . . October 1,1965 . . . Homecoming game. . . Hornets vs. Golden Tornadoes. . . cheering block . . . yellow mums. . . hope and waiting. . . half-time approaches. . . candidates cars circle track . . . bouquets of yellow roses . . . the crown is placed.. .a burst of applause.. .an enchanting tear. . . Congratulations Sue!. . .Homecoming Queen hours of practice and rehearsal. . . stagecrew creates unique stage setting. . . a teacher’s guidance. . . student presentation . . . March 3 and 4 performances . . . three act situation comedy. . . “The Desk Set” by William Marchant. . . Manhattan setting 24 months of anticipation . . . hours of preparation . . . paper drives. . . flowers and dresses ready . . . “coketail parties . . . posing for pictures. . . bids and favors. . . Remember”. . .blue and gold. . .Crystal Ballroom. . .May 13, 1966. . . post prom at T eibel’s. . .Mob and Mousey and the Traps. . . breakfast at 5:00 a.m.. . . picnic next day i I 25 years of waiting.. .we pose for Senior pictures. . . calling cards. . . invitations . . . caps and gowns. . . Senior Reception . . . class ranking. . . “dress-up day . . . Senior Luncheon . . . Baccalaureate . . . pomp and circumstances . . . Valedictorian . . . Salutatorian . . . Commencement . . .“The class of 1966 is now graduated . . . turning tassles and rings around. . . open houses 26 27 valedictorian Sidney Spector, valedictorian of the class, has the highest index ever at¬ tained at Wallace. His better than straight A average index, 4.3553 was achieved by taking such advanced courses as Advanced Placement History, Math, English and Science. During his Senior year, Sid was a National Merit Scholarship finalist, he received an English award, a chemistry award, a history award and the Bausch-Lomb award. Sid has participated in such after school activities as Biology Club, Radio Club, Boys’ Club, Joe Berg Advanced Study Seminar, B’nai B’rith Youth Organ ization, Latin Club, and Concert Orchestra. He was also on the Fresh¬ man Basketball team. Serving as a Student Council Representative is also among his activities. This fall Sid will attend Michigan State University in East Lansing, Michi¬ gan. He will be attending on a Michigan State Merit Scholarship. His proba¬ ble major will be Pre-law and he hopes to become a lawyer. salutatorian Linda Lesniak ranked second with an index of 4.3230. Throughout her school years at Wallace, she has received many achieve¬ ments including an English award her freshmen and junior year and a math award her junior year. She received a letter of commendation from the Na¬ tional Merit Scholarship Program for her score on the test taken in November ’65. F.T.A., French Club, Inkpots, Junior and Senior Honor Society and the Jr. Prom Committee were some of Linda’s extracurricular activities. She also served as Junior Vice President and Senior President of Girls’ Club. Listed among Linda’s favorites are the song “Monday, Monday”, by the Mamas and the Papas, modern literature, winter dancing, big cities, English clothing and English music. Linda’s future plans include majoring in elementary education at Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo. 28 class of 1966 With the elections of our officers, Joel Slosar—president, Mickey Rigotti— vice-president, Carolyn Mallars—secretary, and John Minarich—treasurer, we began our last year. 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 Shakespeare and Chaucer in Macbeth and the Canterbury Tales. We discussed the human mind and behavior in Psychology. This year, the girls reversed their freshman year for now they were Big Sisters. Homecoming rolled by and witnessed many smiles, screams, tears with the crowning of Susan Plinovich as our Queen. The paper drive, light bulb sale, the Senior-Faculty Basketball Game, our heated prom meetings, and the Senior Reception were some of the things we did together. Never will we forget “Silver Bells,” the Inaugural Ball, our friendly Saturday night “get-togethers,” Mac’s after the game, the Clock after Homecoming, the Oddfellows Club in Hobart with the Basooties playing “Gloria,” nor the lack of bands at our school dances. 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 were actually seniors and the big day was not far off. Among the activities leading up to graduation were Activity Day, Senior Luncheon and Baccalaureate services. Who could ever forget the magic of the night of May 13, the Senior Prom, the Post Prom, and the fun-filled day afterwards. On June 3rd, we watched our classmates receive their diplomas and lis¬ tened to the addresses of Sid Spector, our Valedictorian and Linda Lesniak, our Salutatorian. As we walked across the stage, we began to look to the future and what it holds for us with confidence and we knew that we must now face a world of greater dimensions than we have known. ADLESICH, MARGIE ALEXANDER, NANCY ALLEN, ALICE ANDREOLI, MICHAEL ANGERSKI, NIKKI ASHBY, LINDA BENNETT, BARBARA BENNETT, PAUL BENNINGTON, WILLIAM BIGGS, LINDA BISHOP, DAVE BLACK, JUDY BOSAK, PEGGY BOSKOVICH, JOHN BOTHWELL, TERRI BOWMAN, MARLENE BOYER, ROBERT BOZICH, STEVE ATKOSH. LEONA ATKOSH, MARTHA AVERY, JOHN BACKE, WAYNE BALDEA, LAUREN BAUER. BOB BEAUDREAU, LYLE BELLER, RICHARD BELLICH, MARSHA BENJAMIN, PETER BLANTON, WAYNE BLEICHER, JIM BLOMEYER, PAM BOCCA, BARBARA BOGDANICH, GEORGE BRACIAK, STEPHEN BRADFORD, NANCY BRADLEY, GARRY BRANCIC, GEORGINE BRANT, JERRY BRIER, BERNADETTE BROCK, CINDY BROMBERK, JYNEEN BRUNER, BETTY BUBAC, DIANE BUCHKO, SHIRLEY CLUNE, GARY COFFEL, RICHARD COHAN, ARLENE COLE, SHIRLEY COOLEY, VAN COLLINS, REGINA CROLL, RICHARD CURRENT, DAVID CZEKAJ, RANALL DAILEY, MARY DALBY, RICHARD DAMIAN, GARY BUHA, STEVE BUHNER, JOHN BULZA, CINDY BURNS, ROBERT BUZUVIS, PAMELA CHNUPA, NANCY CHRISTIE, NICOLETTE CHRISTOFF, PETE CIELIESZ, CHESTER CIFALIA, ROCKY COOPER, MICHAEL COST, JOHN COURTNEY, SHIRLEY COZMANOFF, MICHAEL CRAMVIS, CHRISTINE DARTZ, MARILYN DAVIS, JANICE DEAVERS, ROSALEE DeFRANCE, LARRY DeMASS, ALAN 33 SENIORS 4 DENNING, SAM DENNISON, RON DESKINS, GARY De ST. JEAN, SUE DEVINE, BETH DRAG, ROBERT DROZDA, VALERIE DROZDA, WILLIAM DUTEAU, ROBERT DUVALL, LINDA DEVYAK, MARY EHLERS, HAROLD ETHERTON, LENORE ERWAY, PAUL FARROH, TOM FEINBERG, JUDY FELINSKI, TOM FELTON, JO ANN FLOYD, ANNE FOLEY, GEORGE FORNEY, RICHARD FOSSEY, DENNIS FOX, GENE FRANKOWSKI, SUSAN DITTER, CHERYL DJURICH, ROBERT DOMSIC, JoANN DONEFF, TERRY DOWDY, ROGER FERJO, IRENE FESKO, JOANNE FIGGE, SANDRA FISHER, DAVID FLEICHMAN, LYNN FRAZIER. PATRICIA FRENCH, DON FRESSLE. STEVE FURLOW, HAROLD GALKA, GENE 35 GONZALEZ, GREGORY GOSZEWSKI, JAMES GOTTSCHLING, ROBERT GRAY, ROBERT GRAY, SHIELA GRECCO, JANET HANSEN, PATRICIA HARMINAC, TERRY HARDIE, HEATHER GIELNIAK, JOHN GIKAS, GEORGE GILL, THOMAS GILSON, WILLIAM GISPANSKI, BRUCE GREGOLINE, WILLIAM GREGORY. ALAN GRIFFIN, KENNETH GRUBB, RICHARD GUSTAFSON, BARBARA HARRISON, BARBARA HATFORD, ALAN HAUSSMAN, MARSHA HAWRYS, CHARLES HAY, JOHN HERSKOVIC, EUGENE HEVEDER, MICHELE HILE, FRANK HILAND, KAREN HILTON, RONALD HINSHAW, JOHN HORWELL. CHARLES HOSKINS, HERSHEL HOWARD, JAMES HRNJAK, HOPE JEDLIKOWSKI, RONALD JEFFRESS, DARRELL JENSEN, ELLIS JENSEN, ROBERT JOHNSON, BARBARA KAPICA, ROBERT JCATOVITCH, DENNIS KEDZIOR, LYDIA KELLY, JAMES KENDRON, JANE KOCHVAR, DENNIS KOKOS, TERRY KONTOS, DEAN KOSAK, STEVE KRUSE, JAMES HYDE, ROBERT KENNEDY, RICHARD KRZYZEWSKI, FRANCES IRACLEANOS, DEAN IRELAND, JAMES IVANCEVICH, DONNA JACKSON. CLAUDIA JAKOB, ROBERT JONES, KENNETH JOSEPH, RONALD KACZOROWSKI, CORINE KALEMBER, CAROL KANTROSKI, JULIUS KIENZYWSKI, MICHAEL KING, JOSEPH KIRILUK, LYDIA KIRKILEWSKI, WALTER KLEIN. HARRY KUBIAK, PAM KUCAN, SAM KUEHNLE, BEN 39 KUNSKE, CYNTHIA KUPKA, SHIRLEY , ' ll. ’ KUSMIERCZYK, FRANK KVORTEK, KAREN KWASNIEWSKI, MONICA LAKE. DICK LAKOMEK, BARBARA LANGAN, JANICE MAMELSON, JAMES MANCE, FRANCES MANCILLA, JACK MANION, PATRICIA MARCINIAK, SANDRA MARCINIAK, ROSEMARY LASHENIK, LEONA LEMAICH. DAN LEONARD, THOMAS LESNIAK, LINDA LINDINGER, ERNIE MACCHIA, DONALD MACK, WAYNE MALASKI, CAROL MALLARS, CAROLYN MALYJ, JOHN MARKOS, JOSEPH MARKOVICH, RONALD MARKOWICZ, MARY LOIS MARKWELL, FAY MARQUARDT, LOIS McLaughlin, bertha mcniece, james McDonald, lynda McKINLAY, MARY KAY McKinney, terry 41 SENIORS MOLONEY, DIANA MOORE, MONTY MOORE, WILLIAM MORGANELLI, DAVID MRAK, RUDY NEPSA, JOSEPH NIKOLOFF, GEORGE NOWAKOWSKI, TERRY NUZZO, ANNE OLIS, KATHY V MILICH, ZAGORKA MUNIZ, SUZANNE PASTRY, GEORGE MILLER, KAREN MILLER. ROBERT MINARICH, JOHN MITROVICH, STEVE MOKE, LEWIS MYERS, RICHARD NASTAV, GEORGE NAVICKY, RICHARD NAWOJSKI, CHRISTINE NEDANOVICH, DONALD OLSON. CAROL OLSON, LARRY ORESIK, MARIANNE ORLICH, RICHARD ORTOSKY, KEN PAYTON, JAMES PEDERSON, JEANNE PEEK, DENNIS PEELE, PHYLLIS PELINOVICH, MICHAEL 43 PENZATO, LORETTA PEREZ, DOMINGO PERRY, KATHY PONZO, DAVID POWELL, JAMES PRESTE, LINDA PULCER, FRED PULLARA, CARL QUENETT, SANDRA ROMAN, KLAUS ROMANO, JOHN ROSDIL, JOANN ROSE, TONY ROSE, JOHN ROXZKOWSKI, GLORIA PIECZKIEWICZ, DARLENE PIAZZA, PAUL PIPER, HANK PLINOVICH, SUSAN CD W z o so CD POLITO, SHIRLEY RAILING, JUDY RAMAGE, ROD RAMAGE, WILLIAM RANGELOFF, ALLEN RASCHKE, BARBARA RINKOVSKY, JOANNA RIVERA, ELSA RIVERA, MARTI RIVERA, ROBERT ROBERTS, DAVID ROTHEN BERGER, JOHN ROZDELSKY, MARYANN RUDD, JAMES RUSH, KAREN RUSH, LINDA 45 SADLEWSKI, ELIZABETH SALINO, VINCE SAMARDZIJA, MIKA SAPINO, CLAIRE SASAK, SUSAN SASSANO, MARYANN SKOMAC, SANDRA SLESINSKI, JAN SLOSAR, JOEL SLUDER, JOYCE SMITH, DONALD SMITH, EDIE SPENCER, LINDA STARK, LYNN STEFANOVICH, BARBARA STEFANOVICH, JOHN STEPHENS, CAROL STIMACK, KATHY SCHALK, WOLFGANG SCHMICK, ED SCOTT, BETTY SEALOCK, STEPHANIE SEAMON. SHARON SIMKO, KATHY SIMOLA, DAVE SIMONS, TOM SIRKO, CHERYL SIZEMORE, EDWARD SMITH, GLORIA SOKOL, BEVERLY SOPKO, JIM SOVICH, MIKE SPECTOR, SID STUPAR, STEVE SUT, BARBARA SUT, JOHN SWIDKIEWICZ, ZYGMONT SWISHER, ANITA 47 SZ’JCS, JOANN TABOR, JOHN TANNER, LYNN TARTER, JANICE TAYLOR, DANNY TAYLOR, DON TORO, NYDIA TOWERS, JAMES TREMBICKI, DAN TRUCHAN, STEPHAN URBANIAK, LINDA URBANICK, LINDA VICEN, VICKY VITALONE, PAM VOLKANOVICH, NIKKI VORKAPICH, JANIS WAHLMAN, GUY WALKER, ROBERT WATKINS, LINDA WHITE, JERRY WHITE, WILLIAM WILLIAMSON, MARLENE WILSON, LANI WITECKI, CAROLYN VALENTI, LINDA VANDERSTEEN, DIANE VARELA. SANDRA VASILY, ROBERT VESTAL. ROY 49 SENIORS f FRANK ZENAK, GERRI “No man is an island, entire of itself; every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main; if a clod be washed away by the sea, Europe is less, as well as if a promontory were, as well as if a manor of thy friends or of thine own were any man’s death diminishes me, because I am involved in mankind; and therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee.” NO MAN IS AN ISLAND by John Donne Late this January, Lew Wallace lost an outstanding student. Most of us felt the loss of John Minarich personally. He represented many things to all of his friends. To many of the boys, he was a fellow teammate in basketball, football or baseball. He knew our victories and felt our defeats. Some people knew him as a student in the classroom or as a leader of his class. To others, he was a friend when we needed one the most; he was always there to listen to our problems. John was a person to admire and respect in every way possible. He was as proud of our school as it is of him. For the many times he gave of himself to his school and the students, he shall be well remembered. ZIMMERMAN, ROBERT ZIZA, BARBARA ZWEIG, ROBERT NOT PICTURED Carol Andrews Carolyn Briski Dennis Bubac Dusanka Bursae Laura Chomack Bill Cseke Cherilynne Fair Mary Finnerty Greg George Gus Iracleanos Dave Jolly Tom Kehoe John Kirkland Sharon Kolander Pat Madison Ted Rokicki John Taylor Bob Tutleuski Connie Whitten Candise Wilson D MIKE PANTELYODIS 51 student council Meeting with guests from Andrean. Mr. Orlich, sponsor, with visiting Andrean Student Council sponsors. Member displays “Clean School” trophy. Student government is the main goal and pur¬ pose of the Lew Wallace Student Council. The council is composed of eight representatives (four girls and four boys) from each grade level, four members-at-large and the four main officers. TTiese students attend meetings twice a month to discuss and correct problems of our student body. The Student Council’s list of activities is quite long. Homecoming is one of the biggest items on its annual agenda. It is up to the Student Council to see that everything runs smoothly from the time the senior class selects the five candidates until the last person leaves the stag dance after the game. A major social activity is the annual Inaugural Ball. This is the first major semi-formal dance of the year. This year the dance, Silver Bells, was decorated in that “good old-fashioned Christmas” style. Other activities sponsored by the Student Council are student elections, student officer in¬ auguration, Christmas baskets, the school calen¬ dar, Teachers’ Appreciation Banquet and the S.O.S. Humanity Drive. Freshman-Sophomore Activity Day, Junior-Senior Activity Day, after school stag dances. Student Tutoring Service, sale of game tickets, concession management, sym¬ pathy cards and flowers are also part of the Stu¬ dent Council Program. Mr. Pieroni and Mr. Orlich, club sponsors, aid the council members in the promotion of school ideals and student life. 56 Teachers Appreciation Banquet Inauguration Inaugural Ball March of Dimes 57 Frosh Week girls’ club I Rich Croll helps decorate for the annual toumabout. Linda Lesniak, President OFFICERS—Karen H i 1 a n d , Secretary; Rosemarie Vokurka, Soph. Veep; Pat McQuilkin, Treasurer; Candy Banks, Jr. Veep. Service is the main purpose of the Girls’ Club. One of the service projects is the Faculty Teas. Every other Thursday, many of our weary teach¬ ers could be found sipping tea, eating cookies and relaxing in 7M while girls from selected home¬ rooms prepared and served the tea, served the of¬ fice staff and washed dishes. Freshman Week, at the beginning of the school year proved to be very successful. This event helped the new freshmen to feel more at home here at Lew Wallace and gave their mothers a taste of modern high school life. Seniors and freshmen assembled in the main gym to track down the holder of their matching sock. After all orphans had been claimed or adopted, everyone sat down to enjoy the mouth-watering box lunches which the “Big Sisters” had enthusiasti¬ cally labored to prepare. As the week progressed, seniors were hounded for their autographs and mothers enjoyed tea with their daughters after school in the cafeteria. The annual turnabout was held in November for the first time. Girls spent many nights after school working on the murals which carried out the theme of “Harvest Moon.” Com stalks and autumn colors decorated the gym and the Blue Tones provided the music. During Christmas vacation, the girls visited the Lake County Convalescent Home and cheered the patients by singing Christmas carols. Seniors were honored at the Senior Reception which was also sponsored by Girls’ Club. Tea and cookies were donated by underclassmen and en¬ tertainment was provided by fellow students. April 19 brought about the Birthday Potluck which was actually a huge birthday party for everyone who attended. Girls wore party hats, ate birthday cake and sang a song representing their birthday months. All activities are under the supervision of their sponsors. Miss Kouvelas and Miss Novak. Faculty Tea Mother-Daughter Tea fta To be faced with the responsibility of teaching, one must be able to adjust to the problems in¬ volved. They must try to become acquainted with their chosen vocation. Future Teachers of Amer¬ ica has based itself on these terms. Many worth¬ while projects have been orgamzed in order to cultivate the qualities essential in a good teacher, and to foster the development of student leader¬ ship. Students who wish to enter the field of teaching will find this club a helpful asset in furthering their plans. With the guidance of Miss Olive Leskow and Mrs. Jean Wolverton, this club can promote stu¬ dent goals in teaching. Meeting Michele Stepanovich, jr. veep, and 1st veep, of Ind. F.T.A. OFFICERS_Pam Buzuvis, sr. veep.: Joanne Fesko, parliamentarian; Miss Wolverton, sponsor; Gloria Petroff, pres.; Candy Banks, sec.; Miss Leskow, sponsor. Not pictured: Martha Anderson, historian. Pam Vitalone, treas., at initiation 60 Meeting Dave Fisher at Buy Low. Sandy Skomac at Penny’s. To encourage and practice high ethical stand¬ ards in business, and provide for an intelligent choice of occupations are only a few of the rea¬ sons the Distributive Education classes were formed. The club is based on the principles of creating in each member an abiding interest in his chosen profession. Students enrolled in this half day course de¬ velop a respect for education in marketing and distribution which will contribute to their voca¬ tional competence. The sponsor, Mr. Michael Vietti, has helped them promote an understanding and appreciation of the responsibilities of citizenship in our free, competitive system of enterprise. deca Wally Kirkilewski. pres., at Frank’s. 61 The name Pica is defined in Webster’s diction¬ ary as “a size of type, used as a standard of measurement in printing.” At every home football or basketball game, everyone receives, at no charge, one of the best programs in Gary. This service is one of the many performed by the Lew Wallace Pica Club. Printing programs, tickets for most of the dances, signs and posters is done by the members of this club. Not only do they do all of this for Lew Wallace, but they also do other jobs for various schools. With the experience gained from working on so many in-school and out-of-school projects, club members can truly say they have learned and ex¬ perienced some of the problems and rewards of working with the presses. This year, the print shop acquired a new ma¬ chine, which soon became the favorite of Bruce Gispanski. As shown in the pictures, Bruce worked with “his” new machine nearly everyday. Mr. Mrak, known to the boys as “Chief”, is the sponsor of the Pica Club. Setting type in the typestick 62 Doug Watkins checks the camera. Ron Heminger works in the darkroom. 63 The Philosopher, Lew Wallace’s answer to the Chicago Daily News, was kept busy this year un¬ der the direction of Brooke Stevens. Brooke, the editor of our school newspaper was assisted by Marlene Bowman, news editor; Joanne Fesko and Pam Buzuvis, copy editors; Linda Preste and Glen Lodovisi, sports editors; Carolyn Mallars, feature editor; and Sheri Beamon, Editorial page editor. Cheryl Sirko was the editor of our daily bulle¬ tin. Joanne Henderson and Susan Jelusich were responsible for the bulletin board in the alcove. The exchange editor was Joann Domsic and Jon Erler was the advertising editor. The business manager was Susan Plinovich. Cheryl Ditter was in charge of writing the Lew Wallace news for the Gary Post Tribune and the Glen Park Herald. The paper’s artist was Susan Eng. Gary Damian, photographer, and Lenore Etherton, picture editor, were responsible for all pictures in the paper. This year the Philosopher attained a first class honor rating from the National Scholastic Press Association. Mr. O’Curran was the advisor. Mr. O’Curran, advisor. Brooke Stevens, editor. philosopher The Philosopher staff—Sheri Beamon, Cheryl Ditter, Gary Damian, Brooke Stevens, Linda Preste, Susan Plinovich, Lenore Etherton, Glen Lodovisi, Pam Buzuvis, Joanne Fesko, Marlene Bowman, Carolyn Mallars, and JoAnn Domsic. 64 OFFICERS—Lynn Heywood, attendance sec.; Cheryl pres.; JoAnn Rozdil, veep.; Gloria Roszkowski, treas. Girls interested in donning their spotless white outfits and spending their days and o r nights working for the benefit of mankind are usually found at the Lew Wallace White Caps meetings. Nursing, an occupation which is the goal of the majority of the members of this club, is a job that offers many rewards. Club members show their compassion for other humans by having many service projects during the year. Every Christmas, White Caps members go to an orphanage and assist in bringing the joy of this special holiday into the hearts of lonely children. Sandy Varela, president of White Caps was ad¬ vised and assisted during the year by the club sponsors, the school nurse Mrs. Swisher and Miss Le Von. white caps Fielding, sec.; Sandy Varela. Refreshments after induction. Mrs. Swisher, co-sponsor, demonstrates one of Miss Le Von, co-sponsor of the club, many nursing duties. 65 Mrs. Valle, sponsor. Los Amigos, the Lew Wallace Spanish Club, has brought about a greater understanding of the language and customs to its members. This was done by con¬ ducting all parts of their meetings in the Spanish lan¬ guage. This year, the club’s initiation was a bit more diffi¬ cult than other years. New members were required to taste a popular Spanish dish. It looked and smelled delicious, but a snail in the shell was found in every portion given to the inductees. Some of the new mem¬ bers agreed that it was quite tasty (?). Mrs. Valle, Spanish teacher, is the club’s sponsor. Cheryl Sirko, pres. 66 Initiation Meeting OFFICERS—Margie Rudic, veep; Sandy Ballway, pres.; Bob Jarcik, treas.; Dave Dzunda, see. olympians To encourage the study of Latin, arouse inter¬ est in classical culture, and to provide a social outlet for its members are the goals that have been set by Olympians. A member of this club is also given the opportunity to learn more exten¬ sively about Roman customs and civilization. A “Saturnalia” party during the Christmas sea¬ son highlights the club’s social functions. Sponsored by Mrs. Mary Shelgren, the ambi¬ tious members of Olympians sell taffy apples. The proceeds are used to finance the cost of the an¬ nual Christmas basket for needy families, those who will attend Latin Contests, and receive the biannual scholarship. 67 68 Meeting If you have taken biology or wish to further your knowledge of the sciences, perhaps you would enjoy being a member of the Biology Club. This club strives not only to serve the school and community, but also to stimulate an interest in the natural sciences. Members are encouraged in their studies by as¬ sembling insect collections, charts, and models of the human body. Outside speakers are secured by the sponsor. Miss Lola Lemon and are scheduled for monthly meetings. This along with the induction, spring picnic, and various field trips help to make this club both interesting and informative. biology OFFICERS—Nancy Alexander, publ. chm.; Lauren Baldea, pres.; Sylvia 2 iba, ass’t. sec.-treas. talking to fellow student. Not pictured: Gloria Roszkowski, veep.; Sandy Nicksic.-treas. Leaf collecting 70 Mrs. Jones, sponsor. OFFICERS—Agnes Cohan, hist.; Mary Ann Rozdelsky, veep.; Joann Szucs, sec.; Arlene Cohan, pres. Many a student has been spared the wrath of his teacher by charging into the library between classes or before school to exchange his handful of pennies for that well needed book cover or paper back that had completely slipped his mind. These life-saving and grade-saving services are provided by the members of the Auxilia club. This club is composed of 25 students who wil¬ lingly assist their sponsor, Mrs. Faustine Jones, in the Senior Library. Auxilia sponsored several bake sales this year to raise funds for a scholar¬ ship, in memory of Miss Frances Kraft, to be awarded to a club member who will major in Library Science. auxilia 71 sr. honor society First Row: Mary Markowitz, Pres.; Craig Wardrip, Linda Lewniak, Lauren Baldea, Janice Langan. Second Row: Joanne Fesko, Sec.; Marilyn Dartz, Bob Vasily, Sandy Taylor, Cheryl Sirko, Joann Szucs, Cheryl Lundgren. Standing: Bob Zimmerman, Caro¬ lyn Mallars, Judy Feinberg, Treas.; Karen Hiland, Sidney Spector, John Avery, Veep. Not Pictured: Kathy Sides, Eugene Herskovic, Tom Leonard, Jim Logan, Stephanie Sealock. 72 quill scroll First Row: Sue Plinovich, Pres.; Brooke Stevens, Barbara Domsic, Ron Bradley, Lenore Etherton, Bemi Brier, Valerie Bocca, Peggy Bosak, Rita Banks, Carolyn Mallars, Pam Drozda. Not pictured: Marianne Oresik. Buzuvis. Second Row: Glen Lodovisi, Charlie Ward, Joann inkpots Kathy Sides, Treas., records dues. Inkpots, Wallace’s literary club, split into a Junior and Senior group this year. Rebecca, Up the Down Stair Case, and Brave New World were a few of the many books dis¬ cussed under the direction of Miss Puchowski and Miss Holcumb, club sponsors. Events throughout the year included a trip to Chicago to see Hello Dolly, a Christmas Potiuck and the annual banquet held at Mama Puntillo’s. Sitting on the floor, Carolyn Mallars, Pres., listens as the book of the month is discussed. 73 rote Salute at military funeral Sgt. Kinder Loading a rifle The R.O.T.C. function is to provide a basic military knowledge for students in such subjects as first aid, map reading, customs and courtesies of the Army, and to develop their military leader¬ ship. During the past year, the R.O.T.C. has per¬ formed many services for the school and com¬ munity including guarding for football and bas¬ ketball games and firing details for military fun¬ erals. The Lew Wallace R.O.T.C. was sponsored by Sgt. Kinder. The boys were led by Lt. Col. Joe Lugar, Maj. Jim Payton, Capt. Frank Zark, And 1st Lt. Bob Zweig. The Honorary Cadets were Lt. Col. Judy Peters, Maj. Ruth Jancose, and Capt. Rose Hamilton. Present arms! Cadets join R.O.T.C. at a football game. 74 Meeting thespians If you have always dreamed of becoming an actor or your friends say you have an expressive face, you would probably be interested in the Lew Wallace Thespian Club. Members of this club have performed in many of the plays and musicals presented at school this year. The name Thespian was not arrived upon purely by accident. It comes from a man named Thespis who lived in 6th century B.C. Greece. He is called the father of Greek tragedy because he was the first to pick members of a performing chorus to step forward and portray a god or other character prominent in a Greek legend. Miss Holcomb, the club sponsor, has been a great help to many of our aspiring actors at Lew Wallace. OFFICERS—Pam Kubiak, veep.; Bitz Mack, pres.; Cindy Jordan, head usher. Not pictured: Diane Siegle, sec.; Kathy Sides, treas. Not pictured. Miss Holcomb, sponsor OFFICERS—Larry Manion, pres.; Janette Matzueff, veep.; Bill Gilson, treas.; Bill Campbell, sec. auditorium council We the members of Auditorium Council, vow to unify all auditorium interests, foster, encour¬ age, and promote all school interests through the auditorium, and assist in the management of all special entertainment. If you are casually walking to school some sunny, warm September morning and happen to notice a fellow student carrying an umbrella, wearing a raincoat, snow boots, and mittens, do not become alarmed. This is the temporary ap¬ parel worn by new members of Auditorium Council during the hectic week of initiation. Under the supervision of the speech teacher, Mrs. Mary Busby, this club has provided our school with well organized ushers to assist with such programs as Vespers, Concerts, and class meetings. 75 choral department presents carnival Mr. Fissinger, known to the students in the choral department as Mr. F, has helped bring the famous musical, Carnival, to Lew Wallace. The production, which was presented in the latter part of May, starred Laurel Gersack, Bill Gregoline, Lynn Fleischman, and Gordy Lynde. After weeks of tedious rehearsals, moments of doubt, and last minute jitters, the play was pre¬ sented to an enthusiastic audience. The work was well appreciated—the crowd loved it. 76 Concentration John Hay sets up the chess board. ches s The game of chess is often thought of as played only by quiet people or wallflowers. This is far from true. The original purpose of the game, which was invented in India, was to divert men from the attractions of actual war. Players, using their pure skill, concentrate on the battle in miniature in front of them on the chessboard. The Chess Club encourages Lew Wallace students to participate in the game of chess. The club meets bi¬ monthly in the Instructional Material Center. Under the supervision of the Chess Club sponsor, Mr. Pieroni, members encourage the playing and teaching of chess to Lew Wallace students. Throughout the year, the Chess Club participates in tournaments with local schools. Horace Mann still remains Wallace’s Chess Club rival. 78 Mr. Molchan, sponsor. Eight Ball in the side pocket. boys’ club We, the high school boys of Lew Wallace, in order to develop opportunity to exchange our ideas, to express our ideas, to express our views and interests, to exercise leadership and responsi¬ ble citizenship, and to benefit school standards by our combined efforts and talents, do ordain and establish this constitution of the Boys’ Club of Lew Wallace. Before becoming a full-fledged member of this club one must be willing to undertake the respon¬ sibilities set before him in the preamble of the Boys’ Club Constitution. With the helpful advice of Mr. Elmer Mol¬ chan, they have formed an organized cheering block, and improved the standards of our school through greater participation and service. A strike . . . please? Meeting 79 Susan Eng sketches the mural for the annual turnabout. The Lew Wallace Booster Club is at work twelve months of every year. Preparations for the homecoming game begin before school lets out for the summer. Committees are chosen and work is begun early so that our Homecoming will be the best in Gary. One of the biggest jobs is the preparation of the huge football that the players run through onto the field. There are a million signs to be jjainted and hung and every sign re¬ quires a lot of tedious work so that it comes out looking great. Along with the school comes football games and this means more signs. Stands are packed and Gilroy field rocks with the sound of cheering voices. The Booster Qub is there, right in front, leading the other in supporting our team. Semester break brings the annual Booster Club turnabout dance. The theme this year was Pica- dilly Lane. The dance was decorated with murals representing shop fronts in Old London and the halls looked like miniature streets. The Booster Club also sponsors the Varsity and Reserve cheerleaders. Interested girls begin learning cheers in the spring and tryouts are held in early summer. Girls must pass a written ex¬ amination as well as the physical test. The club is sponsored by Miss Hannagan. Miss Hannagan, sponsor. OFFICERS—Barb Razus, pres.; Cindy ElofF, veep; Marti Myers, sec.; Della Banks, treas. 80 club w” Boys that earn a major letter in any of the various sports automatically become members of the Lew Wallace Club “W”. Some of the sports represented are football, basketball, baseball, swimming, wrestling, track, tennis, cross country, and golf. Coach Polk is the sponsor of the lettermen’s association. First Row: D. Ponzo, J. Goszerski, M. Rigotti, G. Mark, D. Candiano, B. Warieka, J. Sopko, S. Frcsslc, H. Pieper, G. Damian, D. Simola, S. Buha, D. Hale, J. McNicce, G. Heid, J. Blcicher, B. Boyer, B. Drag, C. Pullara, Second Row: D. Stutler, T. Jadmak. J. Trevino, G. Foley, M. Cooper, G. Gikas, M. Andreoli, F. Dalby, L. Beaudreau, J. Bravo, C. Shearer. Third Row: J. Rudd, N. Sibich, J. Scaria, P. Madison, T. Herbert, M. Shapkaroff, N. Coveris. Fourth Row: G. Lodovisi, D. Cox, S. Zakula, T. Mandon, L. Slama, T. Rosdil, T. Andreoli, R. Eimer, D. Gatch, W. Leach, M. Svetonoff, B. Wellnitz, D. Gile, S. Dommer, D. Baldea, B. Johnston, R. Dalby, G. Bogdanich, D. Shelboume, B. Buhner, V. Shapkaroff, F. Spicer, F. Stults. 81 The Lew Wallace Girls’ Athletic Asscx:iation is a club that is truly on the “go-go”. The G.A.A. is open to girls in any grade level. Girls in the club are kept constantly busy all year long by partici¬ pating in such sports as volleyball, wallball, bas¬ ketball, bowling, and swimming. Points are given for active participation and at the end of the year, girls with 1200 points may get a letter and seniors with 2400 receive the senior award. Girls with a given number of points or more may attend the G.A.A. camp out at Camp Tepicon in Teppicanoe State Park. Be¬ fore going to the camp out, the girls vote to select the individuals who would receive the G.A.A. awards. Awards are given for highest bowler, best bowling team, best basketball team, best wallball team, and best volleyball team. The G.A.A. members also pick five outstanding freshmen, five outstanding sophomores, one outstanding junior, and one outstanding senior who each receive awards. Miss Sharp counselor and physical education teacher, sponsors the club. G.A.A. COUNCIL—Josephine Sannicola, Linda Watkins, Judy Feinberg. Zagorka Milich, Sandy Taylor, Grace Sannicola, Paula Kurowski. Standing: Marilyn Dartz, Anne Floyd, Janis Qualizza, Cathy Beaudreau, Cheryl Cooper, Anne Nuzzo, Mary Ann Rozdelsky. 82 Basketball Ready . . . Set. . . Go! Mr Vorwald takes care of some important matters over the telephone. administration School Superintendent, Dr. Lee R. Gilbert. 86 GARY BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES—Andrew White; Mr. Donald Belie; Secretary; Dr. James Wygant, President; Mr. LeRoy Mitchell, Treasurer; Dr. Montague Oliver Vice President. r - This year Mr. William Vorwald re¬ turned to his high school alma mater not as a student, star football player, or teacher as in previous years, but as our principal. He assumed the responsibility of leading the school that once led him in his education. He shares with us the pride we have for Lew Wallace and strives to protect her reputation. He un¬ derstands why we cheer our Hornets on to victory so enthusiastically because he was and always will be a part of our school. He, too, always feels an inner pride as he sees our football team rush out on the field, or hears the band begin to play “Hail to Lew Wallace.” Only a man who was a part of our school can feel some of these enthusiasms. Welcome back to Lew Wallace Mr. Vorwald. Mr. Smith is a very familiar sight to all of us. We always see him in his office or talking with the students and teachers. He, also is very active in all school ac¬ tivities. We can always find Mr. Smith at the football and basketball games. Both our principal and assistant principal along with the school board officials have the difficult job of trying to create an at¬ mosphere beneficial to our education. Because of the efforts of these two men along with out teachers and other school officials. Lew Wallace has high academic standards and is respected throughout our community. Mr. A. E. Smith, Assistant principal Miss Street temporarily has her office in the alcove while hers is being painted. Mr. Savin checks a college application Bob Zimmerman and Maryanne Minarich pass out programs to Mr. and Mrs. Zimmerman during open house. Miss Sharp and Pat Manion talk over her college plans. The guidance department attempts to help the high school student gain more from his education and abilities. They help him to prepare his high school program and make certain he has the proper amount of points toward gradua¬ tion. Some of their more important duties are to help the student adjust to high school life, administer achievement tests and to prepare him for an occupation after graduation. Many recommendations concerning a student’s character, ability and adjustment are made by the coun¬ selors. Perhaps the most gratifying re¬ sponsibility of the guidance counselor is the role of our friend. They are never too busy to listen to our problems or to give us those needed words of en¬ couragement. They help a student to pre¬ pare for the transition of high school life to college life. A student also receives in¬ formation concerning technical training after he has completed high school. Some alumni return to seek advise from their counselors. Some students receive schol¬ arships through the help of these people. Many of us would have a very confused future if it were not for the men and women here helping us to help ourselves. The office staff, the school nurse, and the custodial personnel perform many duties that we take for granted. The job of keeping all our school rec¬ ords in order and keeping account of our attendance is the responsibility of Mr. Smith’s and Mr. Vorwald’s office staffs. They keep the business part of school running smoothly and perform their tasks efficiently. Our school nurse, Mrs. Swisher, sees that our students are in good health while attending school. She also makes sure that all ill students seek medical help while they are absent from school. She co¬ operates with the public board of health by administering tuberculosis tests. The task of keeping Lew Wallace clean and shining requires many hours during and after school. The buildings are kept clean and so are the surrounding grounds. We can be very proud of our clean school and grateful for the many little things the custodians do. We are very thankful to those who keep our school in such good condition. These are just a few of the unsung heroes that make our school what it is today. They feel thay are just as much a part of school as we are and we realize how necessary they are to all of us. OFFICE STAFFS—Mrs. Mackley, Mrs. Skinla. Mrs. Minninger, Mrs. Vance. Mrs. Bullot, Mrs. Nawrot, and Mrs. Gordon 89 FINE ARTS TEACHERS—Mr. Chipperfield, Mr. Burelli, Mr. Strimbu and Miss Long. Some of our students pursue their ar¬ tistic abilities through courses offered in our fine arts department. Artistic ability is one that must be molded and refined. These are the aims of the fine arts teach¬ ers. Music is one type of course offered in fine arts. Lew Wallace offers band, or¬ chestra and choir classes. Many students receive instructions in musical instru¬ ments and voice training. The orchestra gives several concerts every year and plays at vesper and baccalaureate serv¬ ices. The band plays at our home football games, at important community activities and also presents a concert to all stu¬ dents. The choral department presents several musical shows and their operetta in the spring. They also provide us with Christmas carols before the holidays. Basic arts are divided into Commercial art for those students who wish to con¬ tinue in drawing for business use, while arts and crafts cater more to the students who like creating o bjects with clay, plaster, and other materials. Students here are fortunate to have photography offered on a high school level. The materials are expensive and students gain knowledge in this new art media. These courses offer a break for those students carrying a heavy academic load and they help them to appreciate the fine qualities of art in our life today. 90 Everything must be just right. Students experiment with water paints. Mr. Chipperfield gives some advice. Linda Clark focuses on her subject. Scholastic High School Photo Exhibit. 91 Directions given by band major. Lynn Fleischman singing “As Long As He Needs Me” from Oliver. Carnival Mr. Ventura gives the signal to start. Mr. Kenneth L. Sieckman donates a check to the radio station on behalf of Glen Park Optimists. Selecting the cover for the 1966 Quill and Blade. 94 In our modern world, communications play an essential part. We must be able to express ourselves and our ideas clearly to be understood. These are a few aims of the teachers involved in helping students to use these principles in life. Our two libraries are in full time use during the day and some nights after school. Many students take advantage of the books and materials for reports and information. The libraries also offer a quiet place to study, do research work, or just for pleasure reading. Lew Wallace is proud to have one of only twelve high school radio stations in Indiana. W.G.V.E. is completely student operated and combines educational and entertaining programs. This course is very helpful for students planning to go into the field of radio broadcasting and production. They serve our community by broadcasting events prevalent to school and athletic events. Our home basketball games are broadcast from Memorial Auditorium for people who cannot come to the games in person. Our student newspaper, “The Philoso¬ pher,” is an example of a student produc¬ tion. Students publish articles of interest to the school and inform us of school happenings. The time spent working for the newspaper can help anyone interested in future journalistic careers. “The Quill and Blade,” our high school annual, serves as a collection of memories. Students work for an entire year so everything will be just right. It is hard but rewarding work that the whole school benefits. 95 Mr. Mejia plays a recording for his Spanish class. Lew Wallace offers a variety of foreign languages that are used to help students understand the languages and customs of other nations in the world. Latin, French and Spanish are offered on four different levels and are taught in most high schools so that students can meet this requirement in certain colleges. In just the past few years German and Russian have been offered to students capable of understanding these more diffi¬ cult languages. Some of the language teachers sponsor clubs which meet after school for stu¬ dents interested in learning more culture and customs about the countries in which these languages are spoken. Recently Mr. Bohlin, Russian teacher, was voted a groovey teacher by radio station W.L.S. in Chicago. A few of the objectives of the foreign language teachers are to help their stu¬ dents read, write and translate the spe¬ cific language. Many of the customs, the type of government and literature are discussed. The language laboratory has been very helpful for students to pronounce the words correctly and to hear the language spoken by a native of the country. Some movies made in foreign countries are also shown to illustrate common happenings. By understanding the languages and customs of other lands, we can learn to live peacefully as neighbors. Mrs. Tippett dictates a German quiz to her class. 96 Mrs. Shelgren hears a translation of Cicero in her Latin class. FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHERS—Miss Bradon, French; Mrs. Tippett, German; Mr. Bohn, Russian; Mrs. Shelgren, Latin; Mrs. Valle, Spanish; Mrs. Hady, French; Mr. Mejia, Spanish. 97 Dreaming . . . Miss Parnell recites. M iss Hannagan, Dept. Chairman Mrs. Courtright, poetry. Busy work. english More of our classrooms are filled with students learning to perfect the language they have been speaking most of their lives. They study English as it has been written and learn how to write for themselves. During our Freshman year we were introduced to Mythology, reviewed grammar and studied “Great Expectations” and “The House of Seven Gables.” It is during this year that teachers hope to instill good English grammar, vocabulary and a knowledge of literature into their students. As Sophomores we face the task of compos¬ ing our autobiography. Most students feel they know and understand themselves much better after they finish reminiscing their childhood, ana¬ lyzing the present and planning for their future. We are introduced to Shakespeare’s writings through Julius Caesar and study Silas Marner and some selected short stories. In our Junior year we study American poetry, read “Giants in the Earth” and for nearly six weeks we research for our term topic. This gives us practice for future term papers during our Senior year in high school or in college. Condensed versions of great American novels like “Moby Dick”, “The Scarlet Letter”, or “The Red Badge of Courage” were also discussed. Senior English may be the most important year spent in English. “Macbeth” and “Tale of Two Cities” are the novels studied. English Literature is discussed and grammar and vocabulary is polished. Composition is studied in preparation for college. For some students this is their final study of our language. Mrs. F. Jones, librarian of the study hall. 99 student autograph Miss D. Kouvelas, World History. Mr. P. Pieroni, Psychology. One way to prepare for tomorrow is to take advantage of what happened yester¬ day. In Social Studies classes we learn about important events that have occur¬ red in our world for many generations. By realizing what people have done un¬ der certain curcumstances, we can under¬ stand what their problems have been and how we can help them now. Freshmen may take Geography and Civics their first year of high school to help them prepare for World History, American History, Government, and Eco¬ nomics. All of these courses are designed to make the students aware of the hap¬ penings in our world. If we can under¬ stand the basic conditions under which we must live and the different conditions under which other nations must live, we can prepare ourselves to live peacefully together. An advance placement course is offered to Juniors who show exceptional ability in world history. These students have very much outside reading to sup¬ plement classwork. Miss Shirley Bryan teaches this class and has been elected the president of the Indiana Social Stud¬ ies Teachers Federation. social studies Endless homework . . . Many of the math rooms are decorated geometrically. Lew Wallace offers a diversified pro¬ gram of mathematics for students meet¬ ing this two year requirement. There are courses in arithmetic. General math and Applied math courses for students not planning to continue their education in college. For the student who wishes to have a broader background in math for college and work in science, there are Al¬ gebra, Geometry and Trigonometry classes. It has been said that mathematics is the most exact of any science. It is also true that mathematics has help)ed us to achieve many feats in the field of science. Some phases of math are being taught in a new manner. But most of the basic theorems are thousands of years old. Much of the math used in architecture is the same as it was hundreds of years ago. A good basic background will help any¬ one in science and many other fields. mathematics Miss Rzepks, Algebra and Geometry teacher. Mobils help to demonstrate geometric designs. 106 Miss Leskow demonstrates a geometry problem. Constructions must be just right. I Pythogoros 3 irauivuo Mathematicieois U Gol pier Descartes i Plato Aristotle ■1 107 ADVANCE BIOLOGY STUDENTS—Vasil Shapkaroff, Barry Elwood, Bob Zimmerman, Miss L. Lemon, Lauren Baldea, and Don Nedanovich Mr. Verb asks his students if they have any questions. 108 Waiting for the outcome. Audio Visual aids in biology Mr. Verb waits for a question from his class. science Writing a report about what is seen in the microscope. Man’s knowledge of the earth has more than doubled in the past twenty-five years. In perhaps the next five years we will have a man on the moon. In a world that is progressing as rapidly as ours is, we must take advantage of any education in the field of science. Students attending Lew Wallace are required to take at least one year of sci¬ ence before graduation. First year science includes Biology, the study of all living things or Bio-Physics which combines a semester of Biology and another of Phys¬ ical Science. For those who wish to con¬ tinue their studies, there is Chemistry and Physics the following years. Recently Lew Wallace has introduced advanced Biology, Chemistry or Physics for Seniors who have completed three years of the regular programs. Students interested in Chemistry have started a Chemistry Club similar to the Biology Club we have had for several years. Our students show an interest in the sciences and some of them major in science in college. 109 Concentration on a difficult problem Mr. Schoon, chemistry teacher no Tons of chemicals for experiments It’s got to work this time! ' Mr. Chaney helps himself to some cookies at a faculty tea. Mrs. Wolverton. 112 Mrs. Penny checks to see that her student is following directions correctly. Taking care of a home and family is important to all girls. Since some of them marry soon after graduation, they can prepare for their new occupation while still in high school. Nutrition, diets, and food preparation are studied in cooking class. Contrary to popular opinion, the girls do not spend the whole hour just making cookies. Clothing classes give girls a chance to increase their wardrobe inexpensively. Popular styles, types of fabrics and pat¬ tern directions are studied before making an outfit. In the spring the clothing de¬ partment has a style show with students modeling clothing they have made. Child care, planning a wedding and family problems are sources for study in Home Nursing and Modern Living classes. The family is discussed and dolls are cared for like real children. The girls make a wedding book as a guide to what they must prepare for their own wedding. 113 The portable building—home of the shop classes. Working with machinery requires constant concentration. 114 Any day of the school year you can hear the sounds of busy machinery and hard working boys in the portable build¬ ings. They may be in metal or wood shop, building something useful for their home, or in print shop doing some tickets or programs for school. In the electricity shop some boys are building motors or radios. The machines used in the shops are of great variety. This is one class where manual skills can be developed. The In¬ dustrial Arts teachers try to encourage the boys to be careful and to do their best possible. In the fall the Guidance department and the Student Council sponsor Open House. The Industrial Arts classes dis¬ play some of their works in the cafeteria for all the parents to see. It takes many long hard hours to build some of these projects and the boys have every right to be proud of their work. Print shop doing a job for their best customer. Lew Wallace School. industrial arts Joe Berg Humanities Group Joe Berg Science Group Throughout the four years we spend in high school a few of our students achieve outstanding scholastic averages. In the spring the top ten per cent of the gradu¬ ating class is announced to express the pride the school feels as a whole to these students. It takes many long hours of studying and devotion to excel in the classroom. All of them deserve the recog¬ nition as leaders and scholars. Gary’s Advance Study Program, for¬ merly known as Joe Berg Seminar, is an opportunity for outstanding high school students in this area, to meet and hear talks concerning the different fields of their interest. The groups are divided into three main classifications, Humanities, Sciences and Foreign Languages. They meet at Horace Mann school one night a week. The Science group toured the Gary Work’s of U.S. Steel this fall. The com¬ plete steel making process was discussed. The Latin group of the languages went to Indiana University Campus at Bloom¬ ington this winter for language tests. The Berg group also staged a play at the Latin Convention held here at Lew Wal¬ lace. honor students Left to right. First Row: Joanna Rinkovsky, Linda Lesniak, Heather Hardie, Bob Zimmerman, Kathy Sides, George Nastav, Eugene Herskovich, Marilyn Dartz, Karen Hiland, Janice Langan, Bernadette Brier, Sam Denning, John Cost, and Mick Rigotti. Second Row: Lauren Bladea, Joanne Fesko, Carolyn Mallars, Wendy Engelien, Steve Truchan, Zagorka Milich, Joanne Szucs, Mary Ann Rosdelsky, Shirley Kupka, Cheryl Lundgren, Judy Baros, Vasil Shapkaroflf. Third Row: Joel Slosar, Cindy Bulza, Robert Vasily, Janice Tarter, Eva Simic, Paul Bennett, Steve Bozich, Ron Hilton. Fourth Row: Mary Markowicz, Judy Feinberg, John Avery, Steve Braciak, Thomas Wojtan, Karen Miller. Cheryl Sirko, Craig Wardrip, James Taylor McNiece, Jim Logan, Sid Spector, Ted Chabraja, and Tom Leonard. 121 SPORTS varsity football Co-captains, Don Catch and Mick Rigotti, watch the deciding flip before the game. Quarterback, John Minarich, calls the plays to his teammates. Much practice and determination proved fruitful as the Hornets tied with the Horsemen for city champs. The gridmen opened their season with a 40-0 victory against Valpo. Don Gatch made two of the touchdowns and three of the extra points beginning his rally for city scoring champ, which he captured with 93 points. Not letting the Horace Mann defeat keep them down, the determined Hornets tipped the Froebel Blue Devils to a 19-12 victory. With 12:15 left to play in the ’65 Homecoming game, junior quarterback, Dave Shelbourne, made a one-yard sneak for the only touchdown made in the game. While being behind the Whiting Oilers 6-7 in the fourth quarter, Don Gatch plunged into the Oilers’ defense for a 13-7 victory. One of the best games of the season was played when the Hor¬ nets collapsed the Brickie Bowl with a score of 20-0. Hornets ended all hopes the Blue Raiders had of winning Confer¬ ence Champions by handing them a 34- 14 victory. The smell of revenge was in the air when the gridmen assured them¬ selves of the Gary Big Six Title by blank¬ ing Gary Roosevelt 33-0. A rare play made by tackle George Gikas, when he picked up a block punt and lumbered in¬ to the end zone to make one of the touchdowns. Spirits ran high as the team closed their season by defeating the Crown Point Bulldogs 24-7. Don Gatch, most valuable player for the 1965 football team, was selected for the AP and UPI All State Teams, All Conference, and also for All City Teams. Coach George Elser from Horace Mann stated that he has seen many fullbacks in his time, but never has he seen one as good as Gatch. Because of the efforts of the entire squad, an 8-1 record was rendered. Coach Herbert directs the team to victory. Linemen show excellent blocking. First Row: B. Belei, J. Goszewski, G. Damian, J. Daugherty, D. Simola, H. Peiper, N. Covaris, P. Ben¬ jamin, T. Mandon, L. Moke, D. Tucker, D. Szentesy, B. Hamilton. Second Row: D. Stutler, M. Dobis, R. En- salaco, D. Hale, K. Ortosky, M. Rigotti, M. Cooper, D. Ponzo, V. Saliano, J. Estep, M. SvetanofF, D. Gile, T. Herbert. Third Row: B. Alvarez, H. Reid, G. Gikas, S. Zakula, S. Buha, D. Gatch, J. Minarich, S. Fressle, T. Rosdil, L. Slama, D. Shelbourne, C. Schlegel. Pieper and Reid discuss the game. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD WE THEY 40 Valpariso 0 12 Horace Mann 19 19 Froebel 12 6 Emerson 0 13 Whiting 7 20 Hobart 0 34 Tolleston 14 33 Roosevelt 0 24 Crown Point 7 The reserves, following the footsteps of the varsity gridmen, captured a share of the city title with Emerson. This year, Coach George Rykovich had the task of molding the team into a better varsity team than last year’s. He mentioned that the team will inherit many good prospects in the coming sea¬ son. Even though we share the title of city champs with Emerson, our team, with a 21-7 victory lowered the Tornadoes morale. Spirits ran high as the Hornets chalked up a 21-0 victory over Mann, for their outstanding game of the season. After many hours of hard practice, the team went out on the field and displayed outstanding performances, which was proved by their 6-2 record. reserve football Hornet goes all the way. Fans watch Reserves in action. WE RESERVE FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD THEY 7 E. C. Washington 0 0 Roosevelt 6 7 Tolleston 6 6 Wirt 13 21 Horace Mann 0 21 Emerson 7 6 Froebel 0 13 Crown Point 7 Wallace stops opponents. First Row: C. Christman, T. Vitalon, R. Steininger, S. Moke, V. Failla, B. Ellch, P. Messina, M. Solomon, M. Lugar, D. Corona. Second Row: W. Wachowski, R. Steininger, M. Webb, R. Bann, B. Ivancevich, D. Shelbourne, K. Marrs, J. McGee, M. Shapkaroff, D. Pole. Third Row: Coach Rykovich, D. May, T. Hains, D. Maretich, P. Cooke, B. Shinovich, S. Ziemba, L. Kestir, T. Andreioli, T. Judge, P. Halaschak, J. Sceara. freshman football First Row: B. Nuzzo, O. Kovaccvic, R. Pcclc, C. Hofty, T. Gikas, T. Greco, T. Myers, G. KJippcl, J. Manley, A. Dudash, J. ElofT, J. Ventura, L. Quenett. Second Row: B. Lewandow- ski, B. Andrews, D. Kcpchar, F. Kania, B. Buha, K. Judge, C. Thomas, J. Mandon, C. Lundgren, M. Mikay, S. Johnson, I. Vogt, V. Stanley. Third Row: J. Wooten, D. Andonov, M. Milich, B. Krstevski, K. Biggs, J. Gielniak, D. Cooper, A. Zdobylak, G. Matunas, B. Slama, B. Pendleton, S. Polovitch. Under the leadership of Coach Dan KatchaturofT, thirty-eight young eager Freshman boys went out for their initial year of football. The boys learned the basics in football competition and gained experience for future seasons. When talking to Coach, he stated that all the boys did a fine job, but he could not think of anyone in particular that did exceptionally well on the team. Even though the team did not have a championship season, they displayed a willingness to show their opponents a good fight. To prove this, the team closed their first season with a 4-3-0 record. WE FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD THEY 7 Pulaski 13 12 Roosevelt 0 0 Tolleston 12 0 E. C. Washington 25 21 Horace Mann 6 26 Emerson 6 19 Froebel 6 Hornets go for touchdown! Team watches from the sidelines. Hornet drives for a gain. 129 swimming They’re off! Ai f 4’ McNiece comes up for air. Bishop does a swan dive. mi ' V Coach Troy times the race. 130 Foley at practice. Bums on the dive. First Row: D. Gatch, D. Bishop, J. McNiece, B. Boyer. Sec- Fourth Row: D. Yugo, B. Hills, W. Bogdanich, P. Cooke. ond Row: G. Bogdanich, D. Hale, G. Foley, D. Ponzo, J. Fifth Row: O. Kovacevic, P. Stultz, D. Hoffman, B. Buhner, Buhner, B. Drag, C. Pullara. Third Row: R. Weingart, R. F. Spicer, J. Qualizza. Not pictured: Bob Burns. Dalby, F. Dalby, F. Stultz, B. Wellnitz, P. Gaydos, J. Brodar. The mermen of Lew Wallace had an¬ other excellent season with 15 wins and 3 losses. They were second in the confer¬ ence with their only defeat to Valpo, the conference champs. They defeated their opponents by an average of 26 points. The Hornets took city at the city meet with 65 points. Wirt, their closest oppo¬ nent, had 48 points. In city competition, they defeated all opponents. New school records were set five times during the season. Burns, Ponzo, Mc¬ Niece, and Foley s et a new 160 medley relay at 1:29.1. Foley set new records for the 200 and 400 freestyle at 2:03.9 and 4:32.8. McNiece broke the 100 butterfly at 1:05.6 and Ponzo the 100 breaststroke at 1:14.5. New city records were also set at the city swim meet. Foley set the 200 and 400 freestyle with times of 2:04.1 and 4:41. The 400 freestyle relay record was set at 4:13.1 by Drag, Yugo, R. Dalby, and Stultz. Dave Bishop set city and sectional records for diving with 278 and 265 points. State qualifiers were Dave Bishop, Jim McNiece, and George Foley. In all, the team placed first in the city, second in conference, third in sectionals, and four¬ teenth in the State. Many thanks go to Coach Ed Troy for the many hours spent coaching the team to a victorious season. SWIMMING SCOREBOARD WE THEY 46 Goshen 49 81 Wallace Relays Portage 50 Whiting 48 Mann 21 63 Hammond 32 58 Michigan City 36 63 Froebel 32 51 La Porte 43 30 Bishop Noll 65 61 Emerson 29 68 Mann 34 49 W. Lafayette 46 63 Roosevelt 31 66 Wirt 29 56 Whiting 39 41 Valpo 54 Gary wrestling Mola uses a “crossface” against his opponent. He attempts to get behind his man. First Row: D. Cox, M. Lugar, L. Laisure, B. Ellch, N. Sibich. Second Row: M. Shapkaroflf, R. Ban, D. Simola, S. Donner, L. Sieckman. Third Row: V. Failla, J. Mandon, J. Trevino, C. Kobe, M. Anatala, J. Rose, R. Czubik. Wrestling, one of the oldest sports in history, requires more physical fitness, strength, speed, skill, and preparation than most sports. Up until a few years ago, grappling, as it is commonly called, has been virtually unknown; but it is rap¬ idly gaining in popularity not only in this region but all over the country. The sport of wrestling barring none, is the most competitive simply because there are twelve weight classes and each matman cannot be more than one or two pounds lighter or heavier than his oppo¬ nent. Also, win or lose, it is entirely indi¬ vidual. There is no one on the mat ex¬ cept the two wrestlers and the referee. A wrestling bout consists of three two- minute periods. The first is started from a standing position. The object is to “take down” the opponent to gain an offensive position. During the next two periods, wrestlers alternate one being the offense the other defense. The final goal is to either pin the opponent’s shoulders to the mat for two seconds or out point him. A pin is five points and a decision is three. Though the team did not have a vic¬ torious season, Don Cox 7-3, Dave Simola 6-4, and Ned Sibich 5-4 proved successful. Wrestling was started at Lew Wallace five years ago. It requires many long, hard hours after school to keep in shape. The season record was 2-7-1. The team was coached by George Rykovich. cross country Tom Jadrnak At the sound of the gun, the harriers from Wallace are off to a grueling two- mile run. Under the expert training of Coach Mike Jennings, the boys ran many miles and long hours every day. This hard work paid off handsomely for Coach and the team. Headed by Dan Candiano, they took second in city and conference competition. Although losing to Calumet, they defeated twenty-three teams to take a second place trophy at the Hobart In¬ vitational. Major letter winners were Candiano, G. Heid, Jadrnak, Shearer, Lasseire, J. Heid, and Bleicher. The overall record was an outstanding 44 wins and 3 losses. Many thanks go out to Coach Jennings and all the team for their fine perform¬ ance throughout the season. Cliff Shearer and a teammate discuss the meet. They’re off! tennis The Wallace tennis team under the di¬ rection of Coach Nick Day completed the ’65 season on a somber note, having lost five out of thirteen matches for the sea¬ son. Michigan City, a new foe for the Hor¬ net netters, made the season opener dis- asterous as they ended the Wallace win streak held over from the ’64 season at eleven straight. They scored a perfect 5-0 triumph. Hammond High and Clark followed with two more wins, at 5-0 and 4-1, re¬ spectively, before the Wallace crew could gell and get on the winning track. The rest of the season was a see-saw battle for city and conference position. They came out third in both competitions. They ended with a season total of 8 wins and 5 losses. Glen Lodovisi, senior, and Mark Yakubec, junior, led the team with 10-3 and 8-4 records. Jim Lopez, sophomore, played the number one single position, finished 8-5. Lodovisi set a school mark by becoming the first player to reach the finals of the conference single tourney. First row: A. Gregory, M. Yakubec, G. Lodovisi. Second row: R. Johnson, B. Wellnitz, Coach Day, R. Eimer, A. Lewis. Not pictured: J. Lopez, D. Baldea, W. Leach. L. Norris, R. Ban, R. Kepshire, T. Lashenik. Not pictured: D. Thomas and R. Dennison. 134 With the winning of the last year’s conference title, the Wallace linksmen lost all but one of the team, Ron Denni¬ son. Despite the loss of the entire team, the ’66 team has had a very good season, midway through, with a record of 9-3. Coach William Mills had these boys swinging clubs by early April and prac¬ ticed all during Easter Vacation. The golfers average about 165 for nine holes with four players. This is about 41 per player. In golf, there are several important terms necessary to understand golf. Some of them are: par, equal to the course; birdie, one below par; boggy, one above par; and eagle, two under par. Heading the team are R. Dennison, along with D. Thomas, L. Norris, R. Ban, T. Lashenik, and R. Kepshire. Thus far in the season, they have defeated Merrillvilee, Hammond, Emerson, Wirt, Roosevelt, Noll, River Forest, Lowell, and Tolleston. Having lost only to Gavit, Crown Point, and Hobart. track The 1965 track squad finished its sea¬ son with an overall record of seven wins and seven losses. Consistent point win¬ ners were Gary Heid (440 yard dash), John Gielniak (high jump), and Tom Jadrnak (hurdler). The team placed fifth in the Gary High School Meet. The ’65 squad finished sixth in a field of twelve teams in the NWC. Since there were only four seniors on the ’65 squad, a well above season is ex¬ pected. A well-balanced frosh-soph squad will add great depth to this year’s team. Outstanding among last year’s distance runners were Pole, Heid, and Laisure. Coaches Troy and Jennings started practice in the halls this year. Very early in the season Dan Candiano set a new record in the mile run. At the City In¬ door Meet, he was clocked at 4:28.6, beating the old record of 4:36. 135 The Wallace cagers didn’t set any rec¬ ords this season, but there was an im¬ provement over last year. Due to the untimely loss of their team¬ mate, John Minarich, the morale of the team and the school was not of the high¬ est. “We want to win this one for Min¬ nie,” was heard from the team before the Hobart game. And they did! They de¬ feated Hobart 87-78, the highest scoring game of this season! The score was tied seven times and the lead was shifted seventeen times. Zakula and Mark came through with 28 and 21 points respec¬ tively. The Hornets defeated Wirt, Horace Mann, Hammond Morton, Mishawaka, Tolleston, Hobart, and East Gary for a 7- 13 season total. Wallace had several tough breaks by losing by one and two point sizzlers. Zakula made the sectional team and was high scorer for the season followed by Gielniak. varsity basketball First Row: G. Mark, B. Warieka, J. Bravo, T. Mandon, M. Andreoli, A. Psimos. Second Row: Coach Polly, D. Shelboume, S. Zakula, L. Beaudreau, J. Gielniak, T. Jadmak, J. Minarich. Not pictured: L. Sams. Wark takes a shot Barb Barnes, Barb Razus, Cindy Bulza, Annette Vokurka, Rita Banks, Sue Cmkovich. 137 reserve-freshman basketball First Row: T. Heins, J. Stochel, S. Muniz, A. Psimos, J. Lopez, D. Webb. Second Row: E. Mandell, T. Bell, D. Maretich, A. Milgi, K. Biggs, B. Molchan, B. Dickerson. First Row: G. Fangres, F. Bumbales, B. Wolozanski, S. Johnson, M. Muhay, M. Shaver, M. Kusmierczyk, D. Marlin. Second Row: B. Nuzzo, B. Buha, B. Krstevski, R. Miller, G. Baily, J. Gielniak, L. Johnson, L. Juzwicki. Not pictured: H. Sloboski. Coach Clarence Day presided over seventeen freshman boys this season. They were divided into two teams, A team and B team. These boys learned coordination and fundamental skills and plays to ready themselves for reserve and varsity cagers. B team had a record of 5-7 and A team 3-14. Coach Bill Kukoy and the reserve team witnessed a great improvement over last year. They finished with an 11-9 season record and a 7-4 in conference play as compared with last season’s 3-14 record. To add to this winning season, the re¬ serves broke an all time Wallace record by scoring 74 points against Whiting. Under the guidance of Coach Kukoy, these boys will be important future var¬ sity material. The top five scorers were Milgi 193, Bell 160, Lopez 145, Psimos 90, and Maretich 79. These boys and other reservists will be looking forward to varsity action. Milgi gets another two. Players look on from the sidelines. intramurals Flag Football championship game. First Row: V. Shapkaroff, D. Watkins, R. Croll, R. Sampias. Second Row: J. Jandura, R. Rajski, J. Jandura. Third Row: O. Kovacik, T. Korac. Top: Mr. Bailey. Homerooms in playoff game. Under the guidance of Coach Richard Polk, the boys from the homerooms get to compete in different sports. With early fall, they begin with flag football and a Turkey Trot. Then swim¬ ming relays, diving, and individual races are next. Basketball is highlighted by the tournament. Winners of the flag football and basketball tournaments were home¬ rooms and . As spring unfolds, the competition turns to softball, hand ball, and horseshoes. For those interested in gymnastics, an up-and-coming sport, Coach Bailey has introduced this sport to Lew Wallace. He hopes to make it a varsity sport next year. baseball Damian gets in at third. Han. The 1965 Wallace baseball team proved excellent last season. Under the leadership of Coach Larry Martin, the team won its first NWC championship in several years. Wallace defeated Whiting in two straight games for the conference playoff games with scores of 2-0 and 1-0. The overall conference record was 11-1. The 1966 team suffered the loss of many boys through graduation and John Minarich. This year’s season was a re¬ building more than anything else. The team was composed of M. An- dreoli, G. Damian, M. Rigotti, D. Gatch, B. Warieka, M. Cooper, B. Johnston, R. Grubb, T. Mandon, G. Mark, D. Mor- rone, T. Bell, D. Shelbourne, D. Kamin¬ ski, and R. Recktenwall. This year for the first time there was a reserve baseball team for freshmen and sophomores. Mr. Nick Swiegart did the coaching for the reserves. ■•114 Ai.l4M WVOOW Mlli AAliU VVOOM ALBUM CLASS OF 1967 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS—Dave Kaminski, Vice President; Irene Yacura, Treas¬ urer; Georgene Makivich, Secretary; Fred Stults, President. Finally, we the class of 1967 became upper classmen. This was the year of Moby Dick, My Antonia and term topics. Some of us began our business courses, some of us checked our credits for college and some of us took merit tests. After class officers were elected, we began our many projects raising money for the Junior Prom. The school’s first hootenany starring Bill Brackett was given by the junior class. It was received enthusiastically by all of the student body. A pot luck which was given on February 14, ended with painting blue and white theatre posters depicting our prom theme “On Broadway”. After all of our weeks of planning and working in advance, we attended our Junior prom held in Blessed Sacrament Church Hall on May 6. So a memorable year ends. We Juniors feel we are now ready for our big year which lies ahead. Adams, Mike Alexander, Bob AJliss, Janis Alvarez, Bob Anderson, Jim Anderson, Martha Antala, Mike Antich, John Antons, Claudia Ares, Rita Arwood, Geraldine Aubuchon, Gerald Aubuchon, Pam Axtman, Pat Bailey, Charles Banks, Candi Barlow, Rich Barnes, Barbara Barnett, Betty Bartley, Ann Bartley, Tom Beamon, Sheri Beaudreau, Cathy Beck, Irene Becker, Becky Belcher Eddie Belei, Bob Bennedict, Joyce Bennett, Cindy Berry, Sandy Biggs, Larry Bi ey, Randy Bisbis, Mary Bistrow, Don Blackburn, Bob Blackwell, Jim Blanton, Phyllis Bogash, Rich Bower, Louie Boylan, Judy Brady, Rich Brier, Theresa Broadstone, Cathie Brown, Charlie Bryan, Michele Bums, Bob Burrell, Ron Bursae, Miriane Burton, Don Campbell, Barbara Carbon, Doro thy Casey, Pat Castor, Dennis Caylor, Charlotte Chandler, George Chastain, Debby Childers, Debby Chistman, Claude Cbmiel, Linda Christensen, Bill Christman, Claude Cieszkiewicz, Siegmund Clark, Linda Clements Charlene Clune, Terry Coffey, Mike Cokusis, Rich Cooper, Cheryl Cooper, Glona Conner, John Corona, Steve Coveris, Nick Cox, Don Cram vis, Nikki Cmkovicl Sue Cwiklinski, Jackie Czubik, Rich Dalby, Fred Danko, Lynn Dartz, Ed Daugherty, Jim Davis, Linda Davis, Nancy Deaton, Linda Dembowski, Charlene Dendy, Don Devyak, Barbara DeWitl, Allen Diamond, Elaine Dickerson, Robert Dillman, Carole Dobis, Mark Dombrowski, Jim Dommer, Steve Dowdy, Florence Duchacher, Jim Dudash, Bill DuMay, Bob Durbin, Jackie Dziewicki, Marianne Eckersal, Linda Eimer, Ron Elmore, Jim Eloff, Cindy Eng, Sue Ens aco, Randy Epps, Janet Eidelac, Vicki Erfurih, Frank Erfurth, Roberta 145 juniors 146 Erler, Linda Espinoza. Norma Evans, Cheryl Evon, Marianne Evon. Mike Fancher, Gayle Falatic, Jack Feinberg. Andrea Ferguson. Diana Ferhat, Jamie Fielding. Cheryl Fitchorn, Larry Reischman. Larry Foler, Francine Forney. Cindy Fox. Connie Frangie. Tom Fulton. Charlene Gabriel. Vince Gajewski, Stan Gamer. Jim Garrard. Dave Gaydos, Sharon Georgion. Art Gilbeau, Rosemarie Gile, Karen Glidewell, Matilda Goetz, Sarah Gordon. Pat Goss, John Grantham, Barbara Greco, Len Green, Susan Greer, John Gregoline, Patricia Gregor, Joe Gulaboff. Alex Gurgevich, Pamela Hachlica, Janice Hall. Pam Hallas, Helene Hallett, Joanne Halstead, Rich Hamann, Diana Hamilton, Mike Hamilton, Phillip Hamlin, Fred Hampton, Steven Hancock, Ron Hansen, Frances Harbison, Paulette Harman, Carole Harris. Sherry Harty, Royal Hedges, Linda Henderson. JoAnne Herbert, Tim Hermes, Arnold Heywood, Lynn Hichings, George Hildebrandt, Paul Hills, Susan Hocza, Frank Hoffman, Jim Holt, Angela Holtzman, Judy Hopkins, Jim Hotarie, Yvonne Howell. Bill Hunter, Bruce Hutchins, Doris Hydo, Mary Ikeler, Dave Irak, John Ireland, Jerry Ivankovich, Peter Iwan, Bernard Jacobs, Steve Jadnak, Tom Jagiela, Ed Jaksich, Mike Jancose, Ruth Jandura, Joe Jasper, Alan Jelusich, Sue Jenkins, Glen Jenkins, John Jevicks, Janice Joachim, Dave Johns, Bill Johnson, Gale Johnson, Sarah Johnston, Bill Jones, Debbie Jones, Dennis Jordan, Cindy Jostes, Carol Kaiser, June Kalkanoff, Dave Kaminski, Dave Kaminski, Donna Keen, Anna Kelly. Kathy Kepchar, Allen Kepchar, Geraldine K shire, Rich Kish, Carole Kish, Charlotte Kish, Linda Klein, Carol Klippel, Charlene KJosowski, Bernadette Klus. Phillip Kobe, Charles Kochek, Bob Kockson, Mike Koleff, Susan Kolvek, Denise Komenda, George Komorokoski. Mary Konicke, Mike Konikowski, Leo Konikowski, Ruth Konjak, Leonard Kordys, Lany Kosakowski, Cindy Koularos, Mary Kowalczyk, Jeanne Kozar, Sharon Krieger, Eddie Kubiak, Terry Kurowski, Pat Kurowski, Paul Kurowski. Peggy LaCoss, Sue Langle, Judy Lankford, Roger Lashenik, John Laster, Phyllis Latham, I enny Latia, Doug Lazaro, Rosalie Lazaro, Tula Ledak, Janet Leonard, Dathyl Leonard, Dianne Linger, Carole Lobody, Pat Logan, Stephane Lollis, Darla Lopez, Alice Lothian, Gerry Lothian, Pat Luttinen, Bruce Luzzi, Ann Marie Lynch, BUI Lynde, Gordon Macchia, Judy Madson, Don Major, Mike Makivich, Georgene Malone, Roger Mammas, Lucia Mando n, Tom Maness, Janice Manion, Larry Manojlovic, Marty Mark, Gene Marks, Lorelii Martikena, Sherry Matisovic, Frank Matovina, Marilyn Matzueff, Janette Maxey, Carol Maxey, BUI Mayer, BUI Mayner, Diana McBride, Karen McCammon, Cheri McCarter, Kathy McDonald, Kathy McGee, Jim McHargue, John McKee, Sandy McKinlay, Delores McMullin, Philip McQuUkin, Pat McQuUlin, Lois Mendez, Louie Messina, Sally Mihich, Linda Mikelauk, Roberta Mil Donna MUicivic, Rich Milisavljevi, Yugo MUlan, Jim Miller, Christine Miller, Nancy MUls, Sue Mioduski, Sandy Mishevich, Victoria Misora, Dennis Montgomery, Roger Moore, Carole Moore, Cherie Moskovich, Tom Moskovsky, Rich Mostak, iCich Mrak, Maria Muha, Danny Mulcahey, Dave Mullins, Jack Myers, Martiann Naminski, Tom Nering, Diane Neuwirth, Ron Nicholson, Annette Nicksic, Sandi Nicksich, Marian NigreUi, Debbie c 3 O 147 Niiccth. Ed Northcutt, Jerry Novak, Wayne Novosel. Pat Nowakowski, Pat Nuni, Tom Odar, Kathy Olis, Charles Olson, Donna Opacic, Rosemarie Orlich, Mark Palmer, Barbara Pankiewicz, Joyce Pappas, Joy Pardo, Joe Patistas, Jim Patterson, Nanette Pavel, Chris Pellichino, Jo Ann Pendleton. Sandy Penzato. Josephine Perdomo, Miriam Perez. Remedios Perry, Sandy Peterseen, Cathy Peterson, Joyce Phillips, Candy Phillips. Carol Piasecki, Stan Piasecki, Yvette Pilla, Phyllis Pishkur, Matt Podnar, Nick Polturich, Dolly Posavac, Kathy Praschak. Shirley Pruitt, Amy Psimos, Aris Qualizza, Janis Quenett, Lloyda Quigley, George Quiroz, Joe Racich, Louise Radman, Paulette Recktenwall, Rich Redford, Karen Regan, June Regan, Pat Rehfeldt, Mike Rich, Sharon Rodriquez, Kathy Rogers, Brenda Rosdil, Don Rosdil, Ted Rose, Linda Rothenberger, Linda Rowe, Mike Rudic, Chris Ruthowski, Jerry Samardzija, George Sampias, Randy Sams, Larry Sanchez. Tony Sanchez. Trini Sannicola, Grace Sannicola, Josephine Schiedel, Craig Schmick, Bruce Schmidt, Barbara Scholl, Dennis Seberger, Barbara Sharp, Dwight Shearer, Bill Shearer, Cliff Shelbourn, Dave Shemwell, Jim Shipley, Karen Shirey, Dave Siegle, Diane Silver, Ken Simpson, Chuck Skinta, Tom Slama, Larry Slesinski, Janice Slubowsld, Chris Smederovac, John Smith, Carol Smith, Rich Smith, Rick Smurda, Charlotte Sniegowski, Barbara Someson, Greg Sommers, Mike Sprunsansky, Sharon Sunley, Alan Staples. Dennis Surzyk, Kathy Stefanovich, Beverly Stephens, Gary Stephenson, Dale Stewart, Chris Stipanovich, Mike Stockwell, Dean Stonecipher, Rich Struble, Fred Stults, Fred Stutler, Darrel Surman, Virginia Svetanoff, Mike Swann, Marlene Szazynski, Cindy Szentcsy, Dave Szmall, Casimir Szymanski, Pauline Teveson, Nancy Thomas, Mike Tobar, John Tokarski, Pat Tomashefski, Frank Torma, Ann Torres, John Torreson, Cindi TraicofT, Elaine Trinoskcy, Ed Troxel, Diane Ugarte, Patty Urban, Michele Vahary, John Valentine, Evelyn Vance, Terry Vargas, Cris Vasquez, Phil Vaughn, Susan Veltri, Virginia Venegoni, Tim Verplank, Tom Viar, Joann Vician, Linda Vode, Jim Vokurka, Annette Volcska, Ruby Voris, Kathy Vuletic, Adrian Vuletic, Mike Walla, George Walters, Gail Wampler, Carol Warner, Cathy Warren, Terry Weaver, Sira Weiser, Joyce Weissbuch, Mark Wellnitz, Bill Wendell, Barbara Wheat, Jerry Wheeler, Roberta White, Dan White, Jerry Wielgus, Mary Wiggins, Bill Wilk, Scot Wisner, Carolyn Wisniewski, Joe Wolfe, Danny Wolford, Marilyn Wood, Charles Wood, Don Woodville, Ed Wozniak, Charlene VVozniak, Dan Wrubel, Larry Yacura, Irene Yakubec, Mark Yetsko, Charles Yoko, Pat York, Rich Yura, Pam Zakula, Steve Zander, Paul Zdobylak, Ed Zimmerman, Darlene Zweis, Jo Ann c D O -l Cfi 149 CLASS OF 1968 As in-between Sophomores, the class of 1968 slipped back into the old school routine in no time. After we elected our new class officers, we began our heavy academic program. In English, we were reading Ivanhoe, Julius Caesar and spending hours writing our character sketches. There was biology for some, language for others and chemistry for a few. The highlight of our Sophomore year was buying our class rings. We elected a committee to make our ring selection. We bought them in gray, ice blue, black onyz, red and pearl white with silver SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS—Irene Stambolos, Treasurer; Bob Ivancevich, Sec¬ retary; Dave Baldea, Vice President; Don Shelbourne, President. or gold bands. Weeks in advance, committees were organized and plans were constructed for our Sophomore class party held in the main gym on May 20. All of us were anxiously awaiting our next school year. We graduated from underclassmen to upper classmen. It is with much enthusiasm and some sadness that we look back on half of our high school days. Accettura. Jerry Adamowski, Gary Akers. Mary Alt, Della Andreoli. Tom Annis, Linda Anstead, Craig Antala. Joyce Astor, Anthony Balcerak. Dan Baldea. Dave Benjamin. Richard Bcntly. Pam Beougher, Jim Berkebile, Ken Bertram. Frances Biedulewicz. Linda Binkley, Ron Blaker, Tom Bleicher, John Blomeyer, Paul Bobella, Joe Brown, Carolyn Buhner, Byron Burke, Don Campbell, Bill Carey, Rich Carr. Bill Cash, Charlene Castor. Joyce Catlin, Stan Centanni, Joyce Chardens, Len Connelly, Linda Cooper, Sylvia Corona, Danny Cosenza, Tina Costakis, Terry Cubberley, Rich Dalka, Linda Dartz, Beverly David, Jim David, Lynn Davis, Dan Eberhardt, Karen Eichstadt, Dave Elibasich, Kris Elkins. Danny Ellch, Bob Elmore, Alyce Elwood, Bill Emerson, Vicki Engelien, Gayle Epler, Jim Erickson, Dail Flores, Shirley Floyd, Sheryl Flud, Mark Fodemski, Nancy Fogle. Julia Foley, Sue Folson, Barbara Frankowski, Barbara Frazier. Jean Fritz, Frank Gabriel, Linda Ban. Richard Banks. Della Barboa. Shirel Basiger, Bill Batusic, Dave Bednash. John Bedughner, Jim Belas, Bob Bell, Mauren Bell, Tom Benebyk, Tedgena Bochek. Bettie Bogdanich. Walt Boldin. Linda Bonner, Sue Boskovich. Maria Bracich, Pat Bravo, Joe Bravo, Tina Briede, Karen Bristow, Ivan Brodar, John Charles, Dan Chaykowski, Mike Chester, Ruth Chiabai, Dave Cialkowski, Sara Clune, Ann Cohan, Agnes Collins. Becky Conkle, Jim Cooke, Pete Cooley. Pam Davis, Ken DeFrance, Beverly Delich, Joe Dowd. Vickie Dommer, Narlayne Dopirisk, John Drever, Ken Durbin, Wayne Duttom, Sherry Dybas, Chris Dzunda, Dave Espy, Bill FaiUa, Vincent Favia, Tony Feere, Karen Feinberg, Michelle Fernandez, Jaime Feterick, Joe Finch, Peggy Fisher, Jane Fisher, Mike Fisher, Sandy 05 o D- O 3 o a 151 152 Galati, Joe Gale, Jim Galich. Tony Gallo. Janet Garner. Ron Gary. Michael Gately, Marilyn Gaydos. Paul Gedda. Brenda Georgieff, Chris Gersack. Margie Gulyas. Steve Halaschak, Paul Hallett, Carol Hamilton, Rosie Hampton, Lonni Hanaway, Ken Hanna. Robert Hansel!. Becky Harding. Linda Hardy, Larry Hassan, Rich Hile, Mary Hill, Gary Hills, Blair Hodges, Shirley Hoffman, Dan Hofmann, Nancy Holtzman, Karen Hora, Bob Horbovetz. Rick Horwith, Barbara Hughes, Bill Jones, Rosalind Judge, Terry Juszkiewicz. John Kapseh, Karen Kama, Sandie Kaufman, Peggy Kepchar, Karen Keray, Jean Kcstcr, Larry Kinder, John Kis, Bob Kouskutis, Elaine Kozlica, Roz Kravetz, Dennis Krevcs, Gregory Krol, Pete Krzyzewski, Mike Kubiak, Jennifer Kulavich, Joe Kurddak, Janet Kush, Rich Kusta, Carol Letica, Mike Lewandowski, Charlene Lewandowski, Karen Lewis, Linda Lewis, Eva Liedtke, Barbara Liedtke, Janice Little, Bill Lopez, Jim Lowery, Greg Lugar, Mike Godwin, Dale Gojkovich, Paul Gonzalez, Fred Goodman, Dean Gordon, Dave Gordon, Nickie Grecco, Dan Green, Bill Gross, Elliot Guerrero. Gloria Guess. Ted Hay, Kathy Healy, Peggy Heid, Joe Heins, Tom Henderson, Joel Henderson, Ken Hendrickson, Liz Henson, Frank Higgerson, John Higgins, Bob Higgins, Sandy Hutman, Elizabeth Hutman, Helene Hyde, Pam Ivancevich, Bob Jadmak, Linda Jahn, Jim Janowski, Margie Jareik, Bob Johnson. John Johnson, Linda Johnson, Vicky Klus, Barbara Klutts, Gloria Knapp, Evelyn Kneisley, Ken Konopacki, Mike Kontor, Dolores Kopscick, George Kopsho, Theresa Koruschak, Sandy Kosovich, Walter Kostantakis, Irene Kwasniewski, Leon Ladd, Alan Laisure, Jerry Langan, Barbara Langel, Joyce Lankford, Dorothy Lankford, Ron Lashenik, Tom Laskovich, Stan Lawrence, Sheila Leach, Warren Lundgren, Gail Luzzi, John Lynch, Dave Lyon, Dell MacDonald, Danny Maciszak, Mike Mai. Stan Malec, Mike Malich, Mike Malone, Tommie Mancilla, Jacqueline Markos, Elizabeth Marts, Ken Mart. Alyce Martikean. Suzanne Martin. Debbie Martin. Susan Martinez. Theresa Martisobic, Marlene Mathson. Nancy Maturkanich, Anne Maturkanich, John Mikesell, Rocky Mikesell, Theresa Milgi, Allan Miller, Candy Miller. Bob Minarich, Marianne Miner, March Mishevich, Bob Mitic, Alex Mitrovich. Linda Modos, Ann Nikolich, Lila Norman, Phyllis Norris, Lisle Obren, Pat O’Gara, Gary Olis, Michlene Olson, Diane Ondovcsik, Roseann Orlich, Peggy Ouderkirk, Don Padlo, Judy Peck, Tom Peek, Vickie Perez, Angie Perez, Darlene Persia, Marie Petriskey, Beatrice Piasecki, Carol Piatek, Rich Pilot, Vicki Pitula, Mary Placey, John Pruitt, Rich Purdy, Den Purtell, April Pyles, Valeta Quilling, Edward Rabick, Ted Railing, Cindy Rajski, Rich Ralph, Carol Ramos, Jim Ramos, John Mandel, Eldon Mandich, George Mandich. Bob Mandich, Yvonne Manion. Janet Manley. Susan Maples, Larry Marciniak, Marty Maretich, Doug Maretich, Rudy Mark, Rich Maxey, Wyatt McColly, Randolph McGee, Donna Mcllvinna. Leo McKee. Phil McLaughlin, Kathy McMullin, Ed McNeil, Sharon Mesich, George Messina, Pat Middleton, Betty Moke, Steve Molchan, Bob Monanteras, Vassie Morgan, Dan Mudryk, Diane Muniz, Scott Nadolski, John Nadolski, Tony Neuwirth, IJennis Newport, John Nies, Carolyn Padovani, Joanna Panagioides, Bill Parrott, Linda Parry, Jill Pastor, Marilyn Pashkash, Lorraine Pastry, Pat Pavel, Carole Payne, Linda Pease, Phillip Pedone, Dennis Pole, Dan Polito, Jo Ann Polonich, Linda Poncek, Bill Popovich, Lepa Poulos, Greg Povlin, Gary Powell, Mike Praschak, Paul Procopy, Pauline Prue, Karen Cf) o 5r- o 3 o a 153 154 Ratkovich. Stephine Renfro. Mike Renner, Cheryl Renner. Sharon Reyes. Irene Richter, Neville Riddle. Debo rah Riecan, Donna Rinkovski. Carl Rivera. Lydia Robbins. Brad Sarris, Margaret Saylor. Linda Schafer, Pam Schaser, Gail Schilling. Ken Schnick. Bill Sciara, Joe Segan. Donna Seramur, Dennis Serynek. Charlene Shadwell, Jack Sliwinski, Sharon Sloas. Don Smith. Martin Smith. Wendell Sokolowski, Bob Sokolowski. Pat Solmon, Mike Sonaty, Dave Sopko, Carol Spahich, Maria Spatafora, Mary Jane Stewart, Terry Stochel, Jim Stone, Jim Stone, Rebecca Stone. Ricky Stupar, Terry Sturtridge, Rich Surman, Linda Swatt, Shirley Tabor, Rich Tanaskovski, Lubka Trevino, John Trevino, Sylvia Upton, Toni Uzelac, John Vaclavik, Allen Vann, Walter VanWeinen, Janet Varichak, Mike Vassallo, Doric Vitalonc, Tom Vlahos, Mantia Werick, Jerry Wheeler, Beverly Wickersham, Gary Williams, Jim Wisner, Melinda Woods, David Wright, Beatrice Wright, Exter Wyatt, Jim Yakim, Darlene Yarnold, Alison Rodriquez, Frank Rodriquez, Tony Rowe, Elizabeth Rubino, Kathy Rudic, Marge Ruff. Pam Ruschak. John Rutell, Eileen Rutowski. John Samter, Judy Sarris, Art ShapkarofT, Mike Shellbourne, Don Shinovich. Bill Shirk, Sara Sieckman, Lennie Silver, Brenda Simon, Alex Simpson, Karen Skorich, Vicky Slepccvich, Kathy Slesinski, Janel Spicer, Fred Sposito, Pete Stambolos, Irene Stanisich, Pete Stanislaw, Joan Stano. Dan Stefanovich, Bob Stegnash. Cheryl Steininger, Ron Stevanovic, Milan Stevens, Judy Taylor, Leon Taylor, Lynn Taylor, Sandy Tctzloff, Tammy Thompson, Ken Tomak, Stanley Tomashefski, Gail Torma, Kathy Torres, Julie Trell, Rick Trivanovich, Marsha Vokurka, Rosemarie Wackowski, Wayne Waddell. Jessie Wallace, Deborah Wardrip, Chris Warner, Josephine Warren, Dennis Webb, Dennis Weimgart, Rod Welsh, Linda Wendell, Joan Yarvis, Bets Yugo, Dennis Zaideman, John Zakrzewski, Tommy Zieba, Sylvia Ziemba, Steve CD o Sr- o s a 155 CLASS OF 1969 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS—Janice Adank, Secretary; Shirley Yovanoff, President; Chrys Thompson, Vice President; Nancy Bozich, Treasurer. Being introduced to high school, its classes, activities and pro¬ grams was a big adjustment for most of us. We will always remem¬ ber the activities of Freshman Week where we searched for our Big Sisters at the Sock Hop and accompanied our mothers to the Mother-Daughter Tea. This was the year of our first homecoming, our first turnabout and our first program planning. Early in the year our class meeting was held and class officers were elected. This was the first year that four girls were elected to class office. In class we were taking a wide range of courses including every¬ thing from algebra, world history to physical education. In English we read Silas Marner and Great Expectations. In the middle of our year, we held our Freshman class party “Mardi Gras”. Completing our first year of high school, we feel we have ac¬ complished much in the field of learning and understanding to prepare ourselves for the remainder of our high school days. Adamus. Paul Adank. Janice Alahach, Randy Alderson. Dennis Allman. Cathy Alt. John Anjelich. Millie Andonov. Donche Andrews. Harold Anstead. Cecil Anstead. Charles Banaski. Rich Barnes. David Barnett. Ed Baros. Bruce Bartholid. Sandy Basista, Larry Bastian. Greg Bean, Linda Beck. Ed Bencze. Alex Benedict, Carolyn Blatz. Fred Bleicher, Barbara Bleicher, Jennifer Bochik. Frank Bogash, Joanne Boorc, Carole Boswell. Larry Bottos. Carol Bozich. Nancy Bridegroom, Alan Bridegroom. Carl Cadavic, Diane Campbell, Sue Caravana. Sharon Carey, Mary Carleson, Pauline Carlson, Wayne Carper, Joel Carper, Nondas Carr, Dave Carter, Earl Chandler. Tom Combs, Kathy Compton, Bill Conkle, Chris Conner, Scott Consorti, Sandra Cooper, Dave Correille, Mary Cothren, Donna Cox, Deborah Crame, Ralph Crane, Charles Deaton, Karen Deavers, Danny Demko, Barbara De St. Jean, Jackie Doneff, Jim Donneff, Carol DoolitUe, Dale Drake, Leah Drasich, Dan Drever, Jerry Duchscher. Gail Anstead. Cheryl Arnold. Danny Asbury, Karen Atkosh, Patti Ave. Ava Babich. Evette Bagley. Lana Balgent. Pam Bailey. Greg Bailey. Gwen Bailey. Karin Benjamin, Sharon Bensie, Kathy Biggs. Ken Bingman, Barbara Birdsong. Dennis Bires. Pat Bissell, Manley Black, Janice Black. Patty Blanton. Lester Blanton. Randy Briede, Janete Broadstone. Sandy Brodar, Tom Brunker, Peggy Buchko. Carol Buha. Bob Bumbales. Frank Burchak. Dan Burke, Patti Burns. Wanda Burton, Pat Chikos, Paula Chirila, Charles Chowning, Rich Chnupa, Donna Chicco, Fred Cifalia, Dan Cisarik, Ed Oick, Pat Clift, Jim Coffey, Tim Cokusis, Gus Cristallo, Darlene Croft, Sherry Crossman, Linda Czubik, Jackie Davenport, Carolyn Davidson, Carla Davidson, Doug Davis, Diana Davis, Gary Davis, Judy Davis, Mary Dudash, Andy Dufresne, Shirley Durking, Joyce Dumay, Terry Dusich, Jerolyn Dzunda, Linda Ehlers, Mardell Eklo, George Eloff, Jim Eng, Jim Er ovich, Jo Ann 5r- 3 cti 157 158 Erdelac, Steve Erickson, Elizabeth Erler. Karen Ernest, Cathy Evans, Evan Fadell, Sandy Fagg. Bonnie Failla, Carla Fair, Bill Falatic, Rich Fancher, Karen Galetka, Gloria Gamcy, Tim Garritaoo, Rosemary Gaskins, Anna Gerbick, Pamela Gielniak, Jim Gikas, Teddy Gill, Karen Gilliana, Debbie Gioth, Hannelore Girgenti, Tony Grwn, Paula Grinnell, Roy Grubb, David Gullette, Jerry Gulyas, Dave Gutowski, Stan Guzman, Louie Guzman, Roy Hall, Ed Hall, Mike Haller, Debby Henderson, Rich Henningheld, Shirley Herbach, Wayne Hertaus, Carol Hielscher, Roy Hile, Tom Hill, Steve Hodgers, Jim Hoftey, Charles Holok, Nancy Homoky, Sharon Jandura, Paul Jensen, Thomas Johnson, Diane Johnson, Leonard Johnson, Nelda Johnson, Patsy Johnson, Robert Johnson, Steven Joseph, Jim Jostes, Sue Judge, Kevin Kepchar, Dennis Kicinski, Bob Kiencynski, Ben Kish, Joe Klippel, George Klutts, Greg Kneisley, Gail Kociara, Albert Korac, A1 Korzow, Nick Kosaris, Kathy Fanjsras, Gus Favia, Tim Ferjo, Mike Fernandor, Nanci Fickenscher, Mary Finnerty, Tom Fleeger, Debby Forney, Jean Fox, Norman Fox, Tom Fritz, Dave Gladdis, Keith Goad, Russel Gobla, Ray Goetz, Michelle Gonzalez, Pat Goodman, Tom Gottschling, Judy Grabek, Jim Grant, Gail Greco, Tom Green, Linda Hamilton, Tony Hanley, Roberta Hansen, Diane Harmon, Gloria Harney, Mike Harth, Brenda Harty, Janet Hatch, Allan Hatford, June Heid, Sandy Heminger, Sue Hopper, Ed Hora, Janice Howard, Roxie Houston, Wayne Huff, Charles Hughes, Howard Hulick, Marilyn Ipolito, Tracy Ivankovich, Milly Iwan, Marion Jacobs, Jeff Juzwicki, Larry Kaczorowski, Cheryl Kakouris, George Kania, Fred Kanyvek, Chris Kapnas, George Kama, Monika Kelly. Mike Kehoe, Chris Kemeny, Pat Kendron, Yolanda Kovacevic, Omar Kozicki, Marianne Krethetis, Latissa Krewson, Roger Krol, Nick Krstevski, Bob Kripinski, Noreen Kubiak, Martin Kusmierczyk, Mark Kymakis, Frieda Laisure, Diane Lakomek. Bob Lasayko, Dave Lesniak. Karen Lewandowski, Bob Lilley, Carol Link, Bonnie LitUe, Frank Locasto, Janice Lowery, Doug Lozano, Kathy Lugar, Sue Marshall, Sylvia Martin, Dave Martin, Nancy Martin, Rich Martinez, Greg Matunas, George Maxwell, Gary May, Val Maybaum, Teri Mayner, Pat McCall, Judy Mehay, Dennis Mieu, Debby Melody, Janice Mendoza, Pat Merkner, Ruth Meszaros, John Metroyanis. Tommy Mielczarek, Sigmund Mihalik, Kathy Milich, Mike Miller, Ron Mrez, Tom Mudrich, Tom Muha, Tom Myers, Tom Naidoff, Jim Naminski, Ron Neal, Kirk Neuwirth, Chris Nicholas, Chris Nokovic, Alex Nolan, Nora Patz, Joanne Paul, Carolyn Pavich, Alex Pawlak, Judy Pawlik, John Peck, Mary Pederson, Joyce Peele, Roger Pendleton, Bill Perry, Milton Perryman, Nathan Polovich, Steve Polturich, Patti Powers, Gayle Praschak, Betty Price, Paul Pronze, Steve Pruitt, Jake Qualizza, Jerry Quenett, Lloyd Qui ey, Paula l dinovic, Doris Lugo, Gladys Lundgren, Carl Majeski, Marilyn Malich, Sharon Mandon, Jim Manley, Joe Marcotte, Jackie Marina, Pavla Markovich, Cheryl Markwell, Dave Marley, Pam McCammon, Cindy McColly, Tom McDonald, Jean McDonald, Joann McGinnis, Pat McGlinn, Craig McGrath, Pat McKinlay, Marie McLaughlin, Bill Medellin, Joe Medina. Mary Ann Misora, Joyce Modrich, Tom Moloney, John Momcilovic, George Monette, Bob Moon, Karen Moore, Barbara Moralez, Dave Morgan, Lavanda Morrone, Doug Mostello, Tom Northcutt, Linda Nuzzo, Benny Olszewski, Henry O’Quinn, Linda Oresik, Stephen Osika, Marilyn Pack, Greg Palcat, Mike Palmateer, Rodney Parkhurst, Patti Pastry, Kathy Pest, Cheryl Petri, Sharon Phillips, Carolyn Piechocki, Pam Piechocki, Pat Pilopovich, George Pilla, Mark Pironskv, Krist Piunti, Yolanda Polomchak, Dan Polovich, Chris Ramirez, Cindy Ramos, Linda Reese, Rickey Regan, Janet Regan, Mark Rehfeldt, Linda Renner, John Rice, Darrel Rich, Roy Rich, Terri Richards, Andrea B Ct) 3 159 160 Robinson, Donna Robinson. Mary Rodgers. Larry Rodriquez, David Rodriquez, Leta Rogalski, Sandy Rogers, Larry Ronninelli, Paula Rosco, Deborah Rose, Donald Rose. Teresa Schmidt, Troy Schuffert, Mike Seamon. Linda Sgorus, Peggy Shachno, Gloria Shaginaw, Doug Shultz, Paul Silva, Ricardo Simic, Nick Skelton, Beth Slama, Bill Soloman, Sharon Soroka, Sandra Sposito, Kathy Sreckovich, Cathy Stanley, Vernon Stanzione, Frances Stawicki, Delphine StefTus. Jerry Stephens. Linda Stephens, Paul Stonecipher, Tim Thomas, Charles Thompson, Chrys Thompson, Margo Tidwell, Jackie Tipton, Connie Torbett, Harry Toth, Lorraine Traina, Bob Frapp. Don Troatner, Penny Unrue, Nancy Walton, Bob Wampler, Tom Watkins, Bill WeUs, Don Wendell, Barbara Wheeler, Brenda Wheeler, Sharon White, Dave While, Pat Wiatrolik, Rita Wiechnik, Sandy Wolozanski, Bob Wood, Laura Wooten, Joe Wozniak, Jean Yakim, Shirley Yarvis, Bill Yelich, Sue Yocum, Paul Yoko, Janet York, Shirley Yovanoff, Sandy Rowe, Patty Ruschak. Mike Russell. John Saklak, Eddie Salmon. Vickie Sams, Linda Sanchez. Janet Sass, Chuck Schack, Sue Schaefer, Ed Schaefer, Steve Slubowski, Henry Smenyak, Mark Smith, Barbara Smith, Carol Smith, Don Smith. 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Inc. 4724 Broadway • GARY General Tire 5077 Broadway Gary National Bank 3680 Broadway faculty index BAILEY. KARYL. B.A.. Harding College M.A., Ohio State University; Physical Education BOHLIN, EINER. B.S.. Northern Illinois University; Russian, Mathe¬ matics; Oepartment Chairman BOOSE, DORIS, A.B., Indiana Uni¬ versity; Ed. M., Harvard University; Mathematics; Department Chairman BOYAJIAN. SARAH M., B.S. Pur¬ due University, St. Joseph College; Science BRANDMA N, ROCHELLE, B.A., University of Illinois; English BRYAN, SHIRLEY, A.B., University of Illinois; English BRYAN, SHIRLEY. A.B., University of Chicago; M.S. Indiana University; Social Studies; Sponsor of World Affairs Forum, Department Chairman BURRELLI, GINO, B.S., M S., In¬ diana University; Art BUSBY, MARY FRANCIS, B.S., Indiana University; M.A. Northwest¬ ern University; Speech and Drama; Sponsor of Showmen CAPPAS, MARY. B.S., Indiana Uni¬ versity; Social Studies CARPENTER, THOMAS, B.S., Indiana University; Social Studies CHANEY. KENNETH L., B.S., M S. Indiana University; Social Studies and Audio Visual Coordinator CHASE, CHARLES M., B.S. Purdue University; M.S. Indiana University; English CHIDSEY, JACK. B.A. University of Colorado; English CHIPPERRELD, MICHAEL, B.S. Chadron State College; Art CHRISTY. CONNIE, B.S. Southwest Missouri State; Physical Education CLEMENS. MARTHA, A.B., Butler University; Reading Laboratory CONLON, JAMES C.. B.S. Univer¬ sity of Notre Dame; M.Ed., Penn¬ sylvania State University; Mathemat¬ ics CONOVER, MARY. B.S. Western Kentucky State; Modem Living. Home Nursing COURTRIGHT. HESTER D.. A.B.. University of Michigan; English DARBY, PHILLIP, B.S.. University of New Hampshire; M.A. Ball State University; Music DAY, N. C., B.S., Indiana State Uni¬ versity; Health; Dr. Education; Spon¬ sor of Frosh Basketball, Tennis Coach DEVERICK, HAROLD, B.S., East¬ ern Illinois University; M.S. DePaul University; Mechanical Drawing GRAHAM. MERCEDES D., B.A. New York College; M.A. Roosevelt University; Library GWINN, ADELE J., A.B. Indiana University; M.A., Northwestern Uni¬ versity, Mathematics HADY, JEANETTE C.. A.B. Indi¬ ana University; Foreign Language; Sponsor of Les Parisiens HANNAGAN. ANGELA M.. B.A. Fontbonne College; English; Sponsor of Booster Club. Varsity and Reserve Cheerleader; English Department Chairman HERBERT EDWARD, B.S., M S.. In¬ diana University; Physical Education, Health, Safety; Varsity Football Coach HILL, JAMES M., B.S., M S. Indiana University; Mathematics HOLCUMB, ANNE, B.A. Purdue University; Speech JACKLACK, DOROTHY, B.A. Ball State University, M.S., Purdue Uni¬ versity; English JANIZEK. FRED, B.S. Ball State University; M.Ed., Loyola; Industrial Arts JENNINGS, MICHAEL, B.S. Mis¬ souri State College; Social Studies; X- Country and Track Coach JONES, HOWARD, B.S. Indiana University; Social Studies JONES, FAUSTINE, A.B., A M. N. College; A.M., University of Illi¬ nois; Librarian JOSEPH, M. ANN, B.S., M S. In¬ diana University; Business (on leave) KAY, ESTER E., B.S. Indiana Uni¬ versity; M.S. Indiana University; Physical Education KOUVELAS, DOROTHY, B.S. Pur¬ due University; Social Studies; Spon¬ sor of Girls’ Club, Chairman of Flower Comm. KRUEGER, PEARL, B.S. Miami University; Home Economics KUKOY, WILLIAM, B.S. North Carolina State, M.S. Purdue Univer¬ sity; Physical Education; Health. Safety; Reserve Basketball Coach LEMON, LOLA, A.B., M.A. Indiana University; Science; Sponsor of Biol¬ ogy Club LENNEMEIER, NORMAN, B.S. In¬ diana University; Guidance Counse¬ lor LESKOW, OLIVE, B.S. Ball State University; M.A. University of Min¬ nesota; Mathematics; Sponsor of FTA LEVON, CAROLYN, B.S. Ball State University; Bio-Physical Science LONG, MILLICENT, B.S., MS. Indiana University; Art MANWARING, ROBERT, B.S., Purdue University; Science; Coach of the Department MARTIN, LAWRENCE G., B.S., M.A. Indiana University; Physical Education, Safety, Health, Baseball Coach and Ass’t. Football Coach MEJIA, M. J., B.A. Baylor Univer¬ sity, Indiana University; National University of Mexico; Soonsor of Joe Berg Advanced Study Program (Spanish) MILLS, WILLIAM T., B.S. Indiana University; Mathematics, Golf Coach MOLCHAN, E. J., A.B. St. Joseph College; M.S. Indiana University; cial Studies; Sponsor of Boys’ Club, Radio Club MORES, EDMUND, B.S. Indiana University, English MRAK, M. J., B.S., M.A. Ball State University; Industrial Arts; Graphic Shop; Sponsor o f Pica Club, Industrial Arts Department Chairman NEIPOKOJ, RUBY, B.S. Indiana University, Business Education NOVAK, ANNE, B.S. Indiana Uni¬ versity, Business Education O’CURRAN, RICHARD, B.A. Goshen College, M.A. Michigan State University; English, Journalism; Sponsor of Philosophy ORLICH, GEORGE, A.B. Val¬ paraiso University, M.Ed. Loyola Uni¬ versity; Mathematics; Sponsor of Stu¬ dent Council PARNELL, EVELYN, A.B. DePauw University, M.A. University of Colorado; English PENNY, HELEN, B.S. Indiana Uni¬ versity; Home Economics PIERONI, PAUL J., PhD., M.A. University of Chicago; Social Studies, Psychology; Sponsor of Chess Club, Student Council POLIZOTTO, DON, B.S. Kansas State; Safety, Dr. Training; Basket¬ ball Coach POLK, RICHARD F., B.S., M S. In¬ diana University; National Recreation School; Physical Education, Health; Athletic Director POLLAK, SAM, B.S., M.S. Indiana University; Social Studies PUCHOWSKI, C., B.A., Purdue University; English, German; Sponsor of Inkpots RENDO, DOLORES, B.S. Briar Cliff College; Mathematics ROBERTS, LILLIAN, A.B. Western Kentucky State; Social Studies RUSSELL, JOHN W., B.S. Indiana State University; Social Studies RYAN, ELIZABETH, B.A. Barah College; English RYKOVICH, GEORGE, B.S. Ven¬ tura College, Eastern Illinois Univer¬ sity; Physical Education, Health, Safety, D. Ed.; Reserve Football and Wrestling Coach RZEPKA, HELEN, B.S., M S. Indi¬ ana University; Mathematics SANDLES, BEATRICE E., A.B., M.A. University of Michigan; English SAVIN, GEORGE, A.B. DePaul, M.Ed. Loyola University; Guidance SCHOON, DAVID, B.S. Indiana University; Science SEWELL, MARY, B.S., M S. Indiana University; P.D., Teachers College, Columbia University SHARP, MARY R., B.S. Indiana University; M.A., Northwestern Uni¬ versity; Physical Education, Guid¬ ance; Sponsor of G.A.A. SHELBY, HERMAN E., B.S. Seno State College; Social Studies; Sponsor of Senior Honor Society SHELGREN, MARY, B.A., M.A. Western Michigan University; Uni¬ versity of Southern California; Creighton University; Latin, Sponsor of Olympian Society SHULTS, KATHLEEN W., B.S. University of Illinois, Social Worker; Sponsor of Candystrippers SIMONS, JOHN W., M.Me., B.Me.. University of Oklahoma; Band and Orchestra; Sponsor of Concert Or¬ chestra, Concert Band SIMPSON, DAGNA, B.S. North¬ western University; M.S. Indiana University; English SMITH, ALFRED E., B.S. Purdue University; M.S. Indiana University; Assistant Principal SPECK, ELIZABETH, A.B. Hanover College; M.S. Indiana University; Business STREET, VIOLET, B.S. Northeast Missouri State Teachers College; M.S. University of Missouri; Guid¬ ance STRIMBU, GEORGE, B.S., MS. Illinois Institute of Technology; Pho¬ tography, Audio Visual Coordinator, Sponsor of Quill and Blade SWEIGART, NICK A., B.S., MS. Indiana State University; Business SWISHER, MARGARET, R.N. Mary Mercy Hospital; B.S. Indiana Uni¬ versity; Nurse, Sponsor White Caps TAUCK, REINHARDT, B.S., New Mexico, Murray State; Industrial Arts TIPPETT, MARLIS H., B.A. Val¬ paraiso University, Indiana Univer¬ sity; German; Sponsor of German Club TROY, EDWARD, B.S. Ball State University; English; Swimming Coach; Track Coach VALENTI, JOHN, B.S. Purdue Uni¬ versity; Electric Shop VALLE, CARMEN, A.B. Valparaiso University; Foreign Language; Spon¬ sor Spanish Club VENTURA, LAWRENCE, A.B., M.A. Indiana State University; Radio Production and Broadcasting, Direc¬ tor of WGVE FM. VEREB, ERNEST J., B.S. Indiana University; M.S. Wisconsin Univer¬ sity; Science VIETTI, MICHAEL, B.S. Indiana State University; Business and Dis¬ tributive Education VORWALD, WILLIAM J., B.S. Pur¬ due University; M.A. Northwestern University; Principal WEBB, WALLACE, B.S. Ball State University; M.S. Indiana State Uni¬ versity; Guidance WELSH, KATHRYN P., A.B. Uni¬ versity of Chicago; M.A. Northwest¬ ern University; English WOLFGRAM, DALE, B.S. Central Michigan University; Chemistry YATES, ROBERT L., B.S., M.A. Ball State University; Business YORKO, BETTY JEAN, B.S. Ball State University; English senior index ADLESICH, MARGIE—Girls Club; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm. ALEXANDER, NANCY—Auxillia historian; Biology Club ALLEN, ALICE—Girls Club; GAA; Advanced Girls Glee Club; Concert Choir; Notettes ANDREOLI, MIKE—Jr. Class v. C res.; Boys Club; Club W; Basket- all, Baseball; Sr. Prom Comm. ANDREWS, CAROI -Girls Club; FTA; Girls Glee Club; Advanced Girls Glee Club ANGERSKI, NIKKI—Girls Club; GAA; White Caps; Booster Club ASHBY, LINDA—Girls’ Club; GAA; White Caps; Sr. Class Gift Comm. ATKOSH, LEONA—Girls Club ATKOSH, MARTHA—Girls Club AVERY, JOHN—Sr. Honor Society V. pres.; Boys Club; Concert Band; Concert Orchestra BACKE, WAYNE BALDEA, LAUREN—Sr. Honor So¬ ciety; Biology Club pres., v. pres.; Girls Club; Honor Student; Girls State BALLWAY, SANDRA—Olympians pres.; Girls Club; White Caps; Jr. Prom Comm. BAN, ALBERT—Honor Student; Olympians; Deutscher Verein; Golf; Boys Club; Jr. Prom Comm. BANASKI, JO ANN—Girls Club BANKS, RITA —Homecoming Court; Soph. Class treas.; Booster Club treas.; Reserve, Varsity Cheer¬ leaders; Annual Staff Clubs Editor; Quill Scroll BAROS, JUDY—Honor Student BARTHOLDI, D I A N N A—Girls Club; Jr. Prom Comm. BEAUER, BOB—Football; Baseball; Boys Club; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm.; Intramurals BEAUDREUDREAU, LYLE—Foot¬ ball; Basketball; Boys Club; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm.; In¬ tramurals BELLER, RICHARD B E L L IC H , MARSHA—Student Council; Girls Club; Booster Club; Los Amigos; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm. BENJAMIN, PETE—Student Coun¬ cil V. pres.; Radio WGVE; Football; Club W; Sr. Prom Comm. BENNETT, B A R B A R A—Concert Band BENNETT, PAUL—Honor Student; Chess Club treas.; Tennis; Boys’ Club BENNINGTON, WILLIAM—Boys Club; Sr. Luncheon Comm.; Intramu¬ rals BIGGS, LINDA—Girls Club; FTA; GAA; Girls Glee Club; Jr. Prom Conun.; Sr. Prom Comm. BISHOP, DAVE—Club W; Swim¬ ming; Boys Club; Sr. Prom Comm. BLACK, JUDY- irls Club BLANTON, WAYNE—Pica Club; Boys Club; Stage Crew BLEICHER, JIM—Club W; Cross Country; Intramurals; Radio WGVE; Boys Club; Sr. Prom Comm. BLOMEYER, PAM—Girls Club; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm. BOCCA, BARBARA—Annual Staff Photo Essay Editor; Quill Scroll; Inkpots; Booster Club; Auditorium Council; Sr. Prom Comm. BOGDANICH, GEORGE—Club W; Track; Swimming; Boys Club BOSAK, PEGGY—Annual Staff Ad¬ vertising Editor; Quill Scroll; White Caps; Inkpots; Booster Club; Sr. Prom Comm. BOSKOVICH, JOHN BOTHWELL, TERRI—White Caps; Booster Club; Girls Glee Club; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm. BOWMAN, MARLENE — Philoso¬ pher Staff News Editor; Student Council; Inkpots; Girls’ Club; Los Amigos; Jr. Prom Comm. BOYER, BOB—Club W; Swimming; Boys Club; Jr. Prom Comm. Sr. Prom Comm. BOZICH, STEVE—Basketball; In¬ tramurals; Boys Club; Honor Student BRACIAK, STEVE—Honor Student; Chess Club BRADFORD, NANCY—Girls Club BRADLEY, GARRY—Club W; Track; Annual Staff Photographer; Quill Scroll; Los Amigos; Boys Club BRANCIC, GEORGINE—Girls Club; Girls Glee Club; Advanced Girls Glee Club v. pres.; Concert Choir; Notettes BRANT, JERRY—Boys Club BRIER, BERNADETTE — Annual Staff Sports’ Editor; Quill Scroll; Inkpots; Girls Club; Concert Band; Honor Student BRISKI, CAROLE—Girls Club; GAA; White Caps BROCK, CINDY—Homecoming Court; Fresh. Class treas.; Reserve Cheerleader; White Caps; Booster Club; Jr. Prom Comm. BROMBERK, JYNEEN—Girls Club; Concert Band; Concert Orches¬ tra BRUNER, BETTY—Girls Club; FTA; White Caps; Booster Club BUBAC, DENNIS—Boys’ Club BUBAC, DIANE —G iris’ Club; FTA; Los Amigos; Mixed Choir; Girls Glee Club BUCHKO, SHIRLEY—Girls Club BUHA, STEVE—Club W; Football; Basketball; Track; Boys Club treas.; Sr. Prom Comm. BUHNER, JOHN—Club W; Swim¬ ming; Boys Club BULZA, CYNTHIA—Honor S t u- dent; Auditorium Council sec.; Ink¬ pots; Booster Club; Varsity Cheer¬ leader BURNS, BOB—Boys Club; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm. BURS AC, DUSANK A—Girls’ Club BUZUVIS, PAM—Girls Club treas.; Student Council treas.; Philosopher Staff copy editor; Quill Scroll; FTA V. pres.; Inkpots CAMPBELL, SANDRA—Girls Club; DECCA; GAA; Riflettes CANDIANO, D A N 1 u b W; Track; Boys Club CARR, KATHY—Girls’ Club; Con¬ cert Orchestra pres., treas.; GAA; Auxillia CHABRAJA, TED—Football; Boys’ Club; Olympians CHILDERS, DONOVAN CHNUPA, DAVID—Boys’ Club; Thespians; Los Amigos CHNUPA, NANCY—Girls Club CHORNACK, LAURA—Girls Club, Booster Club; White Caps; Los Amigos CH RISTIE, NICOLETTE—G i rls’ Club; FTA; GAA; Thespians; Les Parisiens CHRISTOFF, PETE—Football; Boys Club CIELIESZ, CHESTER—Basketball; Baseball CIFALIA, ROCKY CLUNE, GARY—ROTC; Pica Club COFFEL, RICH—Football; Wres¬ tling COHAN, ARLENE—Auxillia pres., historian; Girls Club; FTA; GAA; Concert Orchestra COLE, SHIRLEY irls Club; Concert Band; Concert Orchestra; Chess Club COOLEY, VAN—Cross Country; Wrestling COLLINS, REGINA—Girls Club COOPER, MICHALE—Jr. Class pres.; FTA; Club W; Football; Base¬ ball; Track; Student Council COST, JOHN—Boys Club; Student Council; Sr. Prom Comm. Los Amigos COURTNEY, SHIRLEY COZMANOFF, MICHAEL—Boys’ Club; Deutscher Verein CRAM VIS, CHRISTINE—Girls’ Club; FHA; Auxillia; White Caps; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm. CROLL, RICHARD—Student Coun¬ cil; Concert Band; Auditorium Coun¬ cil; Basketball; Swimming; Sr. Prom Comm. CURRENT, DAVE Boys’ Club CSEKE, BILU—Boys’ Club CZEKAH, RANDY—Football; Boys Club DAILEY, MAR Y—Auditorium Council; Booster Club; FTA; GAA; Senior Play DALBY, RICH—Club W; Swim¬ ming; Cross Country; Los Amigos; Boys Club DAMIAN, GARY—Student Council; Boys Club; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Conun.; Philosopher Staff Pho¬ tographer; Club W DANIELS, BRENDA—Drill Team Leader; Pep Club; Biology Club; transferred from Pennsylvania DARTZ, MARILYN—Honor Stu¬ dent; GAA; Lew Parisiens DAVIS, JANICE—Concert Orches¬ tra sec.; Auxillia DEAVERS, ROSALEE DeFRANCE, LARRY—Club W; Golf; Boys Club DeMASS, Al Wrestling; Boys Club DENNING, SAM—Boys’ Club; Joe Berg DENNISON, RON—Basketball; Golf DESKINS, GARY—Boys Club; Pica Club De ST. JEAN, SUE—Girls’ Club DEVINE, BETH—DECA DEVYAK, MARY —G iris’ Club; Booster Club D I T T E R , CHERYU—Philosopher Staff News manager; Auxillia; Horusipians; FTA; GAA; Les Pari¬ siens DJURICH, ROBERT DOMSIC, JO ANN—Philosopher Staff Exchange editor; Girls’ Club; White Caps; Quill Scroll; Inkpots DONEFF, TERRY DOWDY, ROGER—Boys’ Club; Los Amigos DRAG, ROBERT—Club W; Foot¬ ball; Swimming; Boys Club; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm. DROZDA, VALERIE—Annual Staff Album Index Editor; Quill Scroll; Inkpots; Booster Club; Girls’ Club; Sr. Prom Comm. DROZDA, BILL—Football; Wres¬ tling; Boys Club; Radio WGVE; Sr. Lunchon Comm. DUTEAU, ROBERT—ROTC; Boys Club DUVALL, LINDA—Girls’ Club; GAA; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm. EHLERS, HAROLD—Boys’ Club; Sr. Prom Comm. ELKINS, DONNA—Girls Club; Booster Club; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm. EL WOOD, BARRY—Boys’ Club; Stage Crew; Biology Club EMBRY, JOHN—Wrestling ENGELIEN, WENDELU—Student Council; Boys Club; Concert Band ERLER, JON—Philosopher Staff Ad¬ vertising Editor; Boys Club ERWAY, PAUL—KJub Ken v. pres.; Wrestling; Golf; Deutscher Verein; Boys Club ETHERTON, LENORE—Philosopher Staff picture editor; Quill Scroll; Concert Band; Concert Orchestra; Chess Club; Horusipians v. pres. FAIR, CHERILYNNE FARROH, TOM—ROTC; Football FEINBERG, JUDY—Jr. Class treas.; Sr. Honor Society Treas.; GAA v. pres.; Olympians see., pres.; Inkpots; Girls’ Club FELINSKI, TOM—Football; Basket¬ ball; Boys’ Club 175 FELTON, JO ANN—Girls’ Club; Los Amigos; Inkpots; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm. FERJO, IRENE—Girls’ Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Jr. Prom Comm. FESKO, JOANNE—Sr. Honor Soci¬ ety sec.; FTA sec.; Philosopher Staff Copy Editor; GAA; Inkpots; Quill Scroll FIGGE, SANDRA—Girls’ Club FISHER, DAVE—Boys’ Club; Pica Club FLEICHMAN, LYNN FLOYD, ANNE—Girls’ Club; GAA FOLEY, GEORGE—Club W; Swim¬ ming Team Co-Captain; Boys’ Club; Los Amigos v. pres.; Sr. Prom Comm.; Student Council FORNEY, RICHARD—Basketball; Track; transfered to Wallace FOSSEY, DENNIS—Boys’ Club v. pres.; Computer Club sec.; ROTC; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm.; Klub Kern FOX, GENE—Boys’ Club FRANKOWSKI, SUE—Advanced Girls’ Glee Club pres.; Girls’ Club; Booster Club; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm. FRAZIER, PAT—Girls’ Club; Chess Club FRENCH, DON—Football; Boys’ Club; Track, Tennis FRESSLE, STEVE—Club W; Foot¬ ball, Basketball; Student Council; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm. FURLOW, HAI -Club W; Track; Football; Baseball; DECA Club v. pres.; Boys’ Club GALKA, GENE—Boys’ Club; Pica Club GARNER, RICH—Pica Club pres.; Wrestling; Boys’ Club GARRITANO, NORA GATCH, DON—Club W; Football Co-Captain; Baseball; Swimming; Track; Boys’ Club GEORGE, GREG GEORGE, MARSHA—White Caps GERMAN, RON—Football; Intra- murals; Boys’ Club GERSACK, LAUREl -Concert Choir; Inkpots sec.; Notettes; Sr. Prom Comm. Homecoming Court GIELNIAK, JOHN—Club W; Bas¬ ketball; Track; Ham Radio Club pres.; Boys’ Club GIKAS, GEORGE—Freshman Class V. pres.; Student Council; Club W; Football; Intramurals; Boys’ Club GILL, TOM—Boys’ Club GILSON, WILLIAM—Thespians treas.; Boys’ Club; Los Amigos; Stage Crew; Sr. Play GISPANSKI, BRUCE—Boys’ Club; Pica Club GONZALEZ, GREG—Boys’ Club GOSZEWSKI, JIM GOTTSCHLING, ROBERT—Boys’ Club GRAY, ROBERT GRAY, SHIELA—Girls’ Club; Girls’ Glee Club GRECO, JANET—Girls’ Club GREGOLINE, BILL—Swimming: Track; Concert Band; Boys’ Club GREGORY, ALAN—Club W; Ten¬ nis; Boys’ Club GRIFFIN, KEN—Concert Choir pres.; Swimming; Student Council; Boys’ Club; Los Amigos GRUBB, RICHARD—ROTC; Con¬ cert Band GUSTAFSON, BARBARA HALE, DON HALL, GEORGE—Pica Club HANSEN, ARLENE—Girls’ Club HANSEN, PAT—GAA; Girls’ Club HARAMINAC, TERRY—Pica Club HARDIE, H E A T H E R—Student Council; FTA; GAA; Booster Club; Girls’ Club; Olympians HARRISON, BARBARA—Girls’ Club HATFORD, ALAN—Boys’ Club HAUSMANN, MARSHA—Auxillia; GAA; FHA; Girls’ Club; Advanced Girls’ Glee Club H A W R Y S , CHARLES—Football; Basketball; Track; Boys’ Club HAY, JOHN—Klub Kern; Chess Club V. pres.; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm.; Deutscher Verein; Boys’ Club HEID, GARY—Club W; Track Team Co-Captain; Football; Cross Country; Boys’ Club HELFRICH, CHERYL—Girls’ Club; Booster Club; Jr. Prom Comm. HEMINGER, RON—Pica Club; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Conun.; Boys’ Club HERING, P E G G Y —J r . Prom Comm.; Booster Club; Girls’ Club HERRERA, DAVE HERSCHMAN, BARBARA—FTA; GAA; Concert Orchestra; Inkpots; Girls’ Club; Los Amigos HERSKOVIC, EUGENE—Honor Student; Sr. Honor Society; Chess Club H E V E D E R, MICKEY—Booster Club; FHA; GAA; Girls’ Club HILE, FRANK HILAND, KAREN—Girls’ Club sec.; Concert Band pres.; GAA; FTA; Sr. Honor Society Girls’ State alt. HILTON, RON HINSHAW, JOHN HISE, BOB H O R W E L L , CHARLES—Stage Crew; Jr. Prom Comm.; Boys’ Club HOSKINS, HERSHEL HOWARD, JAMES—Wrestling; Baseball; Chess Club HRNJAK, HOPE—Girls’ Club HYDE, ROBERT—Chess Club IRACLEANOS, DEAN—Boys’ Club IRACLEANOS, GUS—ROTC IRELAND, JIM—Football; Baseball; Track; Boys’ Club IVANCEVICH, D O N N A—Girls’ Club; Les Parisiens; Booster Club JACKSON, CLAUDIA—Girls’ Club; Thespians; Girls’ Glee Club JAKOB, BOB— Pica Club JEDLIKOWSKI, RON—Chess Club; Boys’ Club JEFFRESS, DARREI -Chess Club; Boys’ Club Horusipians JENSEN, ELLIS—DECA sec.; Girls’ Club JENSEN, ROBERT—Annual Staff Photographer; Boys’ Club JOHNSON, BARBARA—Girls’ Club JOHNSON, THECKLA—Girls’ Club JOLLY, DAVE JONES, KEN—Boys’ Club JOSEPH, RON KACZOROWSKI, CORINE—FHA; White Caps; Girls’ Club; Girls’ Glee Club KALEMBER, CAROL—Equestrians sec.; FTA; GAA; Girls’ Club; Class Day Comm. KAPICA, ROBERT—Boys’ Club KATOVICH, DENNIS—Boys’ Club KEDZIOR, LYDIA KEHOE, TOM KELLY, JAMES KENDRON, JAME—Girls’ Club KENNEDY, RICHARD KIENZYNSKI, MICHAEU—Foot¬ ball; Basketball; Boys’ Club KING, JOE—Annual Staff Photogra¬ pher, Quill Scroll KIRKILEWSKI, WALTER—DECA pres.; Club W; Wrestling; Cross Country; Radio WGVE; Concert Band KIRILUK, LYDIA—Girls’ Club; Booster Club; Girls’ Glee Club KIRTLAND, JOHN KLEIN, HARRY —D E C A Club; Pica Club; Boys’ Club; Equestrians KOCHVAR, DENNIS KOKOS, TERRY KOLANDER—Girls’ Club KONTOS, DEAN—Boys’ Club KOSAK, STEVE KRUSE, JIM—Track; Radio WGVE KRZYZEWSKI, FRANCES— Auxillia; White Caps; Girls’ Club KUBIAK, PAM—Auditorium Coun¬ cil V. pres.; Jr. Prom Comm.; Girls’ Club KUCAN, SAM—Boys’ Club KUEHNLE, BEN—Klub Kern pres.; Concert Band; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Class Day Comm.; Boys’ Club KUNSKE, CINDY—Girls’ Club; White Caps; Jr. Prom Comm.; Rifl- ettes KUPKA, SHIRLEY—Los Amigos; GAA; FTA; Girls’ Club KUSMIERCZYK, FRANK—Basket¬ ball; Boys’ Club KVORTEK, KAREN—Girls’ Club KWASNIEWSKI, MONICA—Girls’ Glee Club; Girls’ Club LAKE, DICK—Swimming; Concert Band; Boys’ Club LAKOMEK, BARBARA—Sr. Class Play; FTA; Auxillia; White Caps; Concert Choir; Girls’ Club LANGEN, JANICE—Sr. Honor So¬ ciety; GAA; Concert Band; Chess Club; Olympians; Girls’ Club LASHENIK, LEONA—Girls’ Club; GAA; Concert Choir; Advanced Girls’ Glee Club; Girls’ Glee Club LEMAICH, DAN—Football; Concert Band; Jr. Prom Comm.; Boys’ Club LEONARD, TOM—Sr. Honor Soci¬ ety; Honor Student; Boys’ Club; Olympians; Deutscher Verein; Joe Berg LESNIAK, LINDA—Salutatorian; Sr. Honor Society; Girls’ Club pres., v. pres.; Sr. Prom Comm.; Booster Club; Inkpots LINDINGER, ERNIE—Boys’ Club; Football; Jr. Prom Comm. LODOVISI, GLEN—Club W; Ten¬ nis; Showmen pres.; Boys’ Club; Phi¬ losopher Staff Sports editor; Quill Scroll LOGAN, JIM —S t u d e n t Council pres., V. pres.; Sr. Honor Society; Joe Berg; Boys’ Club; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm. LUCICH, MICHAEU—Track; Con¬ cert Orchestra LUGAR, JOSEPH—ROTC Lt. Col.; Boys’ Club LUNDGREN, CHERYL—Sr. Honor Society; GAA; White Caps; Concert Band; Concert Orchestra; Girls’ Club MACALUSO, CHARLENE—Girls’ Club; Girls’ Glee Club MACCHIA, DONALD—Track; Pica Club MACK, WAYN E—Auditorium Council; Boys’ Club; Intramurals; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm. MADISON, PAT—Football; Club W; Track; Wrestling; Deutscher Verein v. pres.; Boys’ Club MALASKI, CAROL MALLARS, CAROLYN—Philoso¬ pher Staff Feature editor; Sr. Class sec.; Sr. Honor Society; Honor Stu¬ dent; Student Council sec.; Inkpots pres. MALYJ, JOHN MAMELSON, JAMES—Annual Staff Photographer; Boys’ Club MANCE, FRANCES—Booster Club; White Caps; Girls’ Club MANCILLA, JACK—Football; Bas¬ ketball; Boys’ Club MANION, PAT—Student Council; Booster Club sec.; Girls’ Club; Ink¬ pots; Auditorium Council; Jr. Prom Comm. Co-Chairman MARCINIAK, ROSEMARY—Girls’ Club MARCINIAK, SANDY—Sr. Prom Comm.; Girls Club 176 MARICH, MILAN MARKOS, JOE—Football; Baseball; Track MARKOVICH, RON—Stage Crew MARKOWICZ, MARY LOIS—Sr. Honor Society pres.; Student Council; Inkpots; Girls’ Club; Girls’ State; Olympians v. pres. MARKWELL, FAY—Girls’ Club MARQUARDT, LOIS—Girls’ Club V. pres.; Student Council; FTA v. pres.; Inkpots; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm. MARTIN, ANDY MARTIN, RICHARD—Basketball; Club W; Tenn is; Intramurals; Sr. Prom Comm.; Jr. Prom Comm. MARTIS, LINDA—Girls’ Club MARYONOVICH, RICHARD — ROTC; Horusipians MASCHENIK, JANICE—Girls’ Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Advanced Girls’ Glee Club; Concert Choir MATALIK, ANDREA—White Caps; Booster Club; Girls’ Club; Jr. Prom Comm. McBRIDE, PAT—Girls’ Club McDonald, L Y N D a—C oncert Choir McKINLAY, MARY—Girls’ Club McKinney, terry—I ntramurals; Los Amigos; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm.; Boys’ Club McLaughlin, bertha— chess Club; Concert Band; Girls’ Club McNIECE, JIM—Club W; Swim¬ ming Team Co-Captain; Boys’ Club sec.; Sr. Prom Comm.; Honor Stu¬ dent MENDOZDA, KATHY METROYANIS, PAT—Girls’ Glee Club; GAA; Girls’ Club METROYANIS, SONIA—Advanced Girls’ Glee Club; pres.; Girls’ Glee Club; Girls’ Club MIDDLETON, PATSY—Girls’ Club MIHICH, JOHN—Football; Cross Country; Boys’ Club MIKESELL, MARIE MILCHAK, FRANK—DECA Club MILICH, ZAGORKA—Honor Stu¬ dent; FTA; GAA pres.; Concert Band; Les Parisiens; Sr. Prom Comm. MILLER, KAREN—Honor Student; GAA; Girls’ Club; Les Parisiens; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm. MILLER, ROBERT MINARICH, J O H N —S r . Class treas.; Club W; Football; Basketball; Baseball; Olympians; Jr. Prom Comm. MISLAN, GREGORY MITROVICH, STEPHEN—Football; Jr. Prom Comm. Concert Orchestra; Boys’ Club MOKE, LEWIS—Football MOLONEY, DIANE—Booster Club; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm.; Girls’ Club MOORE, B I L L —F o o t b a 11 ; Los Amigos; Sr. Prom Comm.; Boys’ Club MORGAN, J A M E S —P i c a Club; Boys’ Club MORGANELLI, DAVE—Boys’ Club MRAK, RUDY—Football; Baseball; Wrestling; Stage Crew MUNIZ, SUZANNE—GAA; Booster Club; Sr. Prom Comm.; Girls’ Club MUZYCKA, JOSEPHINE—Girls’ Club MYERS, RICHARD NASTAV, GEORGE—Tennis; Klub Kem; Chess Club; Boys’ Club NAVICKY, RICHARD NAWOJSKI, CHRIS—Booster Club; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm.; GAA; Girls’ Club NEDANOVICH, DON—Olympians; Boys’ Club NEPSA, JOE N I K O L O F F , GEORGE—Annual Staff Photographer NOWAKOWSKI, THERESA— Concert Band; Girls’ Club NUZZO, ANNE—Student Council; Girls’ State; Inkpots; GAA; Girls’ Club; FTA OLIS, KATHY—Girls’ Club; Quill Scroll; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm. OLIVER, MARY LOU—Girls’ Club OLSON, CAROL —G iris’ Club; FTA; Inkpots; GAA; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm. OLSON, LARRY—Boys’ Club ORESIK, MARIANNE—Annual Staff Academic Faculty; Student Council; Quill Scroll; Girls’ Club; Inkpots; Sr. Prom Comm. ORTOSKY, KEN—Freshman Class pres.; Club W; Football; Jr. Prom Comm. Co-Chairman; Sr. Prom Comm. Chairman PALMER, PAT—DECA Club; Girls’ Club; Chess Club PAPAKOSMAN, APHRODITE— Girls’ Club; FTA; Sr. Class Play PARKHURST, RUTH—FTA; Girls’ Club P ASK ASH, RICHARD—Concert Band; Boys’ Club PASTRY, GEORGE—Boys’ Club PAYTON, JIM—ROTC pres.; Boys’ State PEDERSON, JEANNE—White Caps sec.; Girls’ Club PEEK, DENNIS—Pica Club sec.; Boys’ Club PEELE, PHYLLIS—Inkpots, Booster Club; Sr. Prom Comm.; Girls’ Club PELINOVICH, MICHAEL—Concert Band; Concert Orchestra PENZA TO, LORETTA—Booster Club; Sr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Lunch¬ eon Comm.; Girls’ Club PEREZ, DOMINGO—Pica Club; Boys’ Club PERRY, KATHY—FTA; GAA; Booster Club; Girls’ Club PERSIN, MARK—Football; Basket¬ ball; Pica Club; Boys’ Club PETERS, JUDY PETROFF, GLORIA—FTA pres., sec.; GAA; Girls’ Club; Philosopher Staff; Los Amigos treas. PIAZZA, PAUL—Pica Club; Boys’ Club PIECZKIEWICZ, DARLENE—Girls’ Club PIEPER, HANK—Club W; Football; Track; Pica Club; Boys Club PLINOVICH, S U E—Homecoming Queen; Philosopher Staff Business Manager; Quill Scroll; Girls’ Club; Booster Club; Sr. Prom Comm. POLOVANl, LOUIS—Boys’ Club; Stage Crew POLITO, SHIRLEY—Girls’ Club PONZO, DAVE—Student Council; Club W; Football; Swimming; Track; Boys’ Club ROKICKI, TED—Boys’ Club ROMAN, KLAUS ROMANO, JOHN—Football; Wres tling; Boys’ Club ROSDIL, JO ANN—White Caps v. pres.; GAA; FTA; Booster Club; Bi¬ ology Club; Girls’ Club ROSE, JOHN—Swimming; W r e s- tling; Boys Club ROSE, TONY—Radio WGVE; Biol¬ ogy Club; Los Amigos; Boys’ Club ROSZKOWSKI, GLORIA—Biology Club V. pres.; FTA; White Caps treas.; GAA; Girls’ Club; FHA ROTHENBERGER, J O H N—Pica Club; Boys’ Club ROZDELSKY, MARY ANN—Auxil- lia sec., v. pres.; Concert Orchestra v. pres.; Los Amigos sec.; GAA; Girls’ Club RUDD, JIM—Club W; Track; Boys’ Club POWELL, JIM—Pica Club; Boys’ Club PRESTE, LINDA—Philosopher Staff Sports Editor; Booster Club; Girls’ Club; Quill Scroll; Auditorium Council; Sr. Prom Comm. PULCER, FREDDIE—Pica Club; Boys’ Club PULLARA, CARL—Club W; Swim¬ ming; Sr. Prom Comm.; Boys’ Club QUENETT, SANDRA—Majorettes; Concert Band; FHA; Girls’ Club; GAA RAILING, JUDY—Girls’ Club; Sr. Prom Comm. RAMAGE, BILI Boys Club RAMAGE, ROD—ROTC; Boys’ Club RANGELOFF, ALAN—Pica Club; Boys’ Club R A S C H K E , BARBARA—DECA; Girls’ Club; GAA RATLIFF, BERRY RAZUS, BARBARA—Sr. Class Treas.; Booster Club sec., pres.; Cheerleaders, reserve, varsity; Ink¬ pots; White Caps sec.; Girls’ Club RECKTENWALL, RON—Wrestling; Football REGAS, LOUIE—Boys’ Club RENFRO, KAREN—DECA Club treas.; Girls’ Club; GAA RIGOTTI, MICHAEI Sr. Class v. pres.; Soph. Class treas.; Club W; Football; Baseball; Sr. Prom Comm. RINKOVSKY, JOANNA—Inkpots; Booster Club; Los Amigos; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm.; Girls’ Club RITTHALER, JEF—Golf; Boys’ Club RIVERA, ELSA RUSH, KAREN—Girls’ Club RUSH, LINDA—Girls’ Club; Sr. Play SADLEWSKI, LIZ Les Parisiens pres.; Radio WGVE; Girls’ Club SALINO, VINCE—Club W; Foot¬ ball; Boys’ Club SAMARDZIJA, M I K E—Football; Concert Band SAPINO, CLAIRE—Girls’ Club; GAA; Biology Club SASAK, SUSAN—Girls’ Club SASSANO, MARY ANN—Girls’ Club; Sr. Class Play S C H A L K , WOLFGANG—Boys’ Club SCHMICK, ED—Boys’ Club SCOTT, BETTY SEALOCK, STEPHANIE SEAMON, SHARON—Booster Club; Girls’ Club; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm. SHAPKAROFF, VASII -Club W; Football; Gymnastics; Deutscher Verein v pres.; Klub Kem treas. SHAVER, CONNIE—Concert Choir; Notcttes; Inkpots; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm.; Chamber Singers SIBICH, NED—Club W; Wrestling Team Co-Captain; Boys’ Club SIDES, KATHY—Jr. Class sec.; Sr. Honor Society; Inkpots treas.; Audi¬ torium Council treas.; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm. SIECKMAN, KEN—Student Coun¬ cil; Sr. Prom Comm.; Radio WGVE; Boys’ Club SIMIC, EVA—Honor Student; GAA; Booster Club; Jr. Prom Comm.; Girls’ Club; Deutscher Verein RIVERA, MARTI—Booster Club pres.; Los Amigos; Girls’ Glee Club; White Caps; Girls’ Club RIVERA, ROBERT—Boys’ Club; Sr. Class Gift C ommittee ROBERTS, DAVID—Golf; Boys’ Club SIMKO, KATHY irls’ Glee Club; GAA; White Caps; Girls’ Club SIMOLA, DAVE—Club W; Foot¬ ball; Wrestling Co-Captain; Student Council; Sr. Prom Comm.; Boys’ Club pres. SIMONS, TOM—Boys’ Club SIRKO, CHERYL—Philosopher Staff Bulletin editor; Girls Club; Sr. Honor Society; Los Amigos sec., pres.; FTA; Sr. Prom Comm. SIZEMORE, ED SKOMAC, SANDRA—DECA Club historian; Girls Club SLESINSKI, JAN—Swimming; Foot¬ ball; Boys’ Club; Concert Band SLOSAR, JOEL—Sr. Class pres.; Soph. Class pres.; Boys Club; Sr. Prom Comm.; Jr. Prom Comm.; Stu¬ dent Council SLUDER, JOYCE—White Caps; Girls’ Club; Auxillia SMITH, DO N—Cross Country; Football SMITH, EDIE—Girls’ Club SMITH, GLORIA—Girls Club; Girls Glee Club; Advanced Girls Glee Club; Booster Club; Jr. Prom Comm. SMITH, JOSEPH SOKOL, BEVERLY SOPKO, JIM—Football SOVICH, MIKE SPECTOR, SIDNEY—Valedictorian; Senior Honor Society; Student Coun¬ cil; Basketball; Sr. Prom Comm. SPENSER, LINDA STANKE, DALE STARK, LYNN—Girls’ Club; White Caps; GAA; FTA STEFANOVICH, BARBARA — Girls’ Club; GAA STEFANOVICH, J O H N—Sports Manager; Football; Pica Club; Boys Club STEPHENS, CAROI -Girls Club; GAA; Booster Club; Jr. Prom Comm. STEVENS, BROOKE—Inkpots; Booster Club; Jr. Prom Comm.; Girls Club; Philosopher Staff Editor; Quill Scroll STIMACK, KATHY—White Caps; Girls Club STUPAR, STEVE—Concert Band; Boys’ Club SUT, BARBARA—Girls’ Glee Club; Concert Choir; Girls Club SUT, JOHN—Stage Crew SWIDKIEWICZ, ZYGMUNT SWISHER, ANITA—DECA Club treas.; Advanced Girls’ Glee Club sec.; Booster Club; Jr. Prom Comm.; Girls Club; Notettes SZUCS, JOANN—Auxillia sec.; Sr. Honor Society; FTA; Concert Or¬ chestra sec.; Olympians; Honor Stu¬ dent SZYMANSKI, MATHEW—Boys Club TABOR, JOHN TANNER, LYNN —W h i t e Caps; GAA TARTER, JANICE—FTA; Concert Orchestra; GAA; Inkpots; Booster Club; Girls’ Club TAYLOR, DANNY TAYLOR, DON TAYLOR, SANDRA—Sr. Honor So¬ ciety; GAA sec., treas.; Auxillia; FTA; Sr. Prom Comm.; Olympians TENORIO, RICH THOMAS, LINDA THOMAS, RICHARD—Golf; Con¬ cert Band; Boys’ Club THOMPSON, DIANE—Majorettes; Girls’ Club TORMA, MARY—Girls Glee Club; Advanced Girls Glee Club; White Caps; Girls’ Club TORO, NYDIA—DECA; Girls’ Club TOWERS, JAMES TREMBICKI, DAN—Stage Crew T R U C H A N, STEPHAN—Boys’ Club; Sr. Prom Comm.; Joe Berg; Deutscher Verein TUTLEWSKI, ROBERT URBANIAK, LINDA—Girls’ Club URBANICK, LINDA—White Caps; GAA VALENTI, LINDA—Student Coun¬ cil; FTA; Inkpots; GAA; Booster Club; Sr. Prom Comm. VANDERSTEEN, D I A N E—Girls Club VARELA, SANDRA—White Caps pres., treas.; Student Council; Girls’ Glee Club; Advanced Girls Glee Club; Concert Choir; Jr. Prom Comm. VASILY, BOB—Sr. Honor Society; Honor Student; Concert Band v. pres.; Concert Orchestra; Deutscher Verein VESTAL, ROY VICEN, VICKY—Girls Club; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm. VITALONE, PAM—FTA treas.; GAA; Jr. Prom Comm.; Girls Club VOLKANOVICH, N I K K I—White Caps VORKAPICH, JANIS—Girls’ Club VULETIC, DIMITRI WAHLMAN, GUY—Concert Band WALKER, ROBERT WALLACE, RUSSELL WARD, CHARLES—Annual Staff Photographer; Quill Scroll; Cross Country; Sr. Class Day Comm.; Boys’ Club WARDRIP, CRAIG—Sr. Honor So¬ ciety; Honor Student; Jr. Prom Comm.; Boys’ Club; Olympians; Football WARDROP, JAMES—Boys’ Club WARIEKA, BOB—Freshman Class sec.; Club W; Baseball; Basketball; Jr. Prom Comm.; Boys Club WATKINS, DOUG—Gymnastics; Swimming; Pica Club; Sr. Prom Comm.; Boys Club; World Affairs 178 WATKINS, LINDA—Girls’ Club; FTA; Auxillia; GAA; Jr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm. WHITE, BILL—Boys Club; Biology Club WHITE, GERALD—Stage Crew, Boys’ Club WHITTEN, CONNIE WILLIAMSON, MARLENE—Girls Club; GAA; White Caps WILSON, CANDI—Student Council; Girls Club WILSON, LANI—Concert Band sec.; Concert Orchestra; Girls’ Club WITECKI, CAROI -GAA; Girls Club; Concert Band; Majorettes WOJCIECHOWSKI, SUSAN—Girls Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Advanced Girls’ Glee Club; Sr. Class Day Comm. WOJTAN, THOMAS—Boys Club; Chess Club; Biology Club WOOD, LA DONNA—Concert Band treas.; Girls Club; GAA; Con¬ cert Orchestra WOZNIAK, SHARON WYATT, EUGENE YAGER, GERALD YATSKO, DAN—Boys’ Club YETSKO, BOB ZAZAC, TED ZALE, PAUL ZARK, FRANK ZENAK, GERRY ZIMMERMAN, ROBERT—Soph. Class V. pres.; Sr. Honor Society; Student Council; Sr. Prom Comm.; Boys State; Joe Berg ZIZA, BARBARA—GAA; White Caps; Girls’ Glee Club; Girls’ Club ZWEIG, ROBERT student index Acccttura, Jerry 151 Adamowski, Gary 151 Adams, Mike 145 Adamus, Paul Adank, Janice 157 Adlesich, Margie 30 Akers, Mary 151 Alabach, Randy 157 Alderson, Dennis 115 Alexander, Nancy 30 Alexander, Roger 145 Allen, Alice 30 Alliss, Janis 145 Allman, Cathy 157 Alt, Dela 151 Alt, John 157 Alverez, Bob 145 Anderson, Jim 145 Anderson, Martha 145 Andreoli, Mike Andreoli, Tom 151 Andonov, DonChe 157 Andrews, Carol Andrews, Harold 157 Angerski, Nikki 30 Anjelich, Millie 157 Annis, Linda 151 Anstead, Cecil 157 Anstead, Charles 157 Anstead, Craig 151 Anstead, Cheryl 157 Antala, Joyce 151 Antala, Mike 145 Antich, John 145 Antons, Claudia 145 Ares, Rita 145 Arnold, Danny 157 Arwood, Geraldine 145 Asbury, Karen 157 Ashby, Linda 30 Astor, Tony 151 Atkosh, Leona 31 Atkosh, Martha 31 Atkosh, Patti 157 Aubuchon, Gerald 145 Aubuchon, Pam 145 Ave, Ava 157 Avery, John 31 Axtman, Pat 145 Babich, Evette 157 Backe, Wayne 31 Bagley, Lana 157 Bailey, Charles 145 Bailey, Greg 157 Bailey, Gwin 157 Bailey Karin 157 Balcerak, Dan 151 Baldea, Dave 151 Baldea, Lauren 31 Balgent, Pam 157 Ballway, Sandra 30 Ban, Albert 30 Ban, Richard 151 Banaski, Jo Ann 30 Banaski, Rich 157 Banks, Candy 145 Banks, Della 151 Banks, Rita 30 Barboa, Shirel 151 Barlow, Rich 145 Barnes, Barb 145 Barnes, David 157 Barnett, Betty 145 Barnett, Ed 157 Baros, Bruce 157 Baros, Judy 30 Bartholdi, Dianna 30 Bartholdi, Sandy 157 Bartley, Ann 145 Bartley, Tom 145 Basiger, Bill 151 Basista, Larry 157 Bastian, Greg 157 Batusic, Dave 151 Bauer, Bob 31 Beamon, Sherri 145 Bean, Linda 157 Beaudreau, Cathy 145 Beaudreau, Lyle 31 Beck, Ed 157 Beck, Irene 145 Becker, Becky 145 Bednash, John 151 Bedughner, Jim 151 Belas, Bob 151 Belcher, Eddie 145 Belei, Bob 145 Bell, Mauren 151 Bell, Tom 151 Beller, Rich 31 Bellich, Marsha 31 Bencze, Alex 157 Benebyk, Tedgena 151 Benedict, Carolyn 157 Benedict, Joyce 145 Benett, Cindy 145 Benjamin, Pete 31 Benjamin, Rich 151 Benjamin, Sharon 157 Bennett, Barbara 30 Bennett, Paul 30 Bennington, William 30 Bensie, Kathy 157 Bently, Pam 151 Beogher, Jim 151 Berkebile, Ken 151 Berry, Sondra 145 Bertram, Frances 151 Beidulewicz, Linda 151 Biggs, Ken 157 Biggs, Larry 145 Biggs, Linda 30 Bingman, Barbara 157 Binkley, Randy 145 Binkley, Ron 151 Birdsong, Dennis 157 Bires, Pat 157 Bisbis, Mary 145 Bishop, Dave 30 Bissell, Manley 157 Bistrow, Don 145 Black, Janice 157 Black, Judy 30 Black, Patti 157 Blackburn, Bob 145 Blackwell Jim 145 Blaker, Tom 151 Blanton, Lester 157 Blanton, Phyllis 145 Blanton, Randy 157 Blanton, Wayne 31 Blatz, Fred 157 Bleicher, Barbara 157 Bleicher, Jennifer 157 Bleicher, Jim 31 Bleicher, John 151 Blomeyer, Pam 31 Blomeyer, Paul 151 Bobilla, Joe 151 Bocca, Barbara 31 Bochek, Betti 151 Bockik, Frank 157 Bogash, Joanne 157 Bogash, Rich 145 Bogdanich, George 31 Bogdanich, Walter 151 Boldin, Linda 151 Bonner, Sue 151 Boore, Carole 157 Bosak, Peggy 30 Boskovich, John 30 Boskovich, Maria 151 Boswell, Larry 157 Bothwell, Terri 30 Bottos, Carol 157 Bower, Louie 145 Bowman, Marlene 30 Boyer, Robert 30 Boylan, Judy 145 Bozich, Nancy 157 Bozich, Steve 30 Braciak, Stephen 31 Bracich, Pat 151 Bradford, Nancy 31 Bradley, Gary 31 Brady, Rich 145 Brancic, Georgine 31 Brant, Jerry 31 Bravo, Joe 151 Bravo, Tina 151 Bridegroom, Alan 157 Bridegroom, Carl Briede, Janete 157 Briede, Karen 151 Brier, Bernadette 32 Brier, TTieresa 145 Briski, Carolyn Bristow, Ivan 151 Broadstone, Sandy 145 Broadstone, Sandy 157 Brock, Cindy 32 Brodar, John 151 Brodar, Tom 157 Bromberk, Jyneen 32 Brown, Carolyn 151 Brown, Chuck 145 Bruner, Betty 32 Brunker, Peggy 157 Bryan, Michele 145 Bubac, Dennis 32 Bubac, Diane Buchko, Carol 157 Buchko, Shirley 32 Buha, Bob 157 Buha, Steve 33 Buhner, Byron 151 Buhner, John 33 Bulza, Cindy 33 Bumbales, Frank 157 Burchak, Dan 157 Burke, Don 151 Burki, Patti 157 Bums, Bob 33 Bums, Wanda 157 Burrel, Ron 145 Bursae, Dusanka Bursae, Nielbe 145 Burton, Don 145 Burton, Pat 157 Buzuvis, Pam 33 Cadavic, Diane 157 Campbell, Barbara 145 Campbell, Bill 151 Campbell, Sandy 32 Campbell, Sue 157 Candiano, Dan 32 Caravana, Sharon 157 Carben, Dorothy 145 Carey, Mary 157 Carey, Rich 151 Carleson, Pauline 157 Carlson, Wayne 157 Carper, Joel 157 Carper, Nondas 157 Carr, Bill 151 Carr, Dave 157 Carr, Kathy 32 Carter, Earl 157 Casey, Pat 145 Cash, Charlene 151 Castor, Dennis Castor, Joyce 151 Catlin, Stan 151 Caylor, Charlotte 145 Centanni, Joyce 151 Chabraja, Ted 32 Chandler, George 145 Chandler, Tom 157 Chardens, Len 151 Charles, Dan 151 Chastain, Debby 145 Chaykowski, Mike 151 Chester, Ruth 151 Chiabai, Dave 151 Chikos, Paula 157 Childers, Debra 145 Childers, Donovan 32 Chirila, Charles 157 Chistman, Claude 145 Chmiel, Linda 145 Chnupa, Dave 32 Chnupa, Donna 157 Chnupa, Nancy 33 Chomack, Laura Chowning, Rich 157 Christensen, Bill 145 Christie, Nicolette 33 Christman, Claude Christoff, Pete 33 Cialkowski, Sara 151 Cicco, Fred 157 Cieliesz, Chester 33 Cieszkiewicz, Sigmund 145 Cifalia, Dan 157 Cifalia, Rocky 33 Cisarik, Ed 157 Clark, Linda 145 Clements, Charlene 145 Click, Pat 157 Clift, Jim 157 Clune, Ann 151 Clune, Gary 32 Clune, Terry 145 Coffel, Rich 32 Coffey, Mike 145 Coffey, Tim 157 Cohan, Agnes 151 Cohan, Arlene 32 Cokusis, Gus 157 Cokusis, Rich 145 Cole, Shirley 32 Collins, Becky 151 Collins, Regina 32 Combs, Kathy 157 Compton, Bill 157 Conkle, Chris 157 Conkle, Jim 151 Conner, Scott 157 Connelly, Linda 151 Conner, John 145 Consorti, Sandra 157 Cooke, Pete 151 Cooley, Pam 151 Cooley, Van 32 Cooper, Cheryl 145 Cooper, Dave 157 Cooper, Gloria 145 Cooper, Micky 33 Cooper, Sylvia 151 Corona, Steve 145 Correille, Mary 157 Cosenza, Terry Coxenza, Tina 151 Cost, John 33 Costakis, Terry 151 Cothren, Donna Courtney, Shirley 33 Coveris, Nick 145 Cox, Deborah 157 Cox, Don 145 Cozmanoff, Mike 33 Crame, Ralph 157 Gram vis, Christine 33 Gramvis, Nikki 145 Crane, Charles 157 Cristallo, Darlene 157 Crnkovich, Susan 145 Croft, Sherry 157 Croll, Rich 32 Crossman, Linda 157 Cseke, Bill Cubbeiiey, Rich 151 Current, Dave 32 Cwiklinski, Jackie 145 Czekaj, Ron 32 Czubec, Jackie 157 Czubic, Rich 145 Dailey, Mary 32 Dal by, Fred 145 Dalby, Rich 32 Dalka, Linda 151 Dalka, Linda 151 Damian, Gary 32 Danko, Lynn 145 Dartz, Beverly 151 Dartz, Ed 145 Dartz Marilyn 33 Daugherty, Jim 145 Davenport, Carolyn 157 David, Jim 151 David, Lynn 151 Davidson, Carla 157 Davidson, Doug 157 Davis, Dan 151 Davis, Diana 157 Davis, Gary 157 Davis, Janice 33 Davis, Judy 157 Davis, Ken 151 Davis, Linda 145 Davis, Mary 157 Davis, Nancy 145 Deaton, Karen 157 Deaton, Linda 145 Deavers, Danny 157 Deavers, Rosalee 33 DeFrance, Larry 33 Delich, Joe 151 Demass, Alan 33 Dembowski, Charlene 145 Demko, Barbara 157 Dendy, Don 145 Denning, Sam 34 Dennison, Ron 34 Deskins, Gary 34 De St. Jean, Jackie 157 De St. Jean, Sue 34 Devine, Beth 34 Devyak, Barbara 145 Devyak, Mary 34 Dewitt, Allen 145 Diamond, Elaine 145 Dickerson, Bob 145 Dillman, Carole 145 Ditter, Cheryl 35 Djurich, Bob 35 Dobis, Mark 145 Dombrowski, Jim 145 Dommer, Narlayne 151 Dommer, Steve 145 Domsic, Jo Ann 35 Doneff, Carol 157 Doneff, Jim 157 Doneff, Terry 35 Dopirisk, John 151 Doolittle, Dale 157 179 Dowd, Vickie, 151 Fancher, Gayle 146 Gatch, Don 36 Hale, Don 36 Hile, Tom 158 Dowdy, Florence 145 Fangras, Gus 158 Gately, Marilyn 152 Hall, Ed 158 Hiland, Karen 37 Dowdy, Roger 35 Farroh, Tom 34 Gaydos, Paul 152 Hall, George 36 Hill, Gary 152 Drag, Bob 34 Favia, Tim 158 Gaydos, Sharon 146 Hall, Mike 158 Hill, Steve 158 Drake, Leah 157 Favia, Tony 151 Gedda, Brenda 152 Hall, Pam 146 Hills, Blair 152 Drasich, Dan 157 Feere, Karen 151 George, Marsha 36 Hallas, Helene 146 Hills, Susan 146 Drever, Jerry 157 Feinberg, Andrea 146 Georgieff, Chris 152 Haller, Debby 158 Hilton, Ron 37 Drever, Ken 151 Feinberg, Judy 34 Georgion, Art 146 Hallett, Carol 152 Hinshaw, John 38 Drozda, Bill 34 Feinberg, Michele 151 Gerbick, Pam 158 Hallett, Joane 146 Hocza, Frank 146 Drozda, Valerie 34 Felinski, Tom 34 German, Ron 36 Halstead, Rich 146 Hodgers, Jim 158 Duchscher, Gail 157 Felton, Jo Ann 34 Gersack, Laurel 36 Hamann, Diana 146 Hodges, Shirley 152 Duchscher, Jim 145 Ferguson, Diana 146 Gersack, Margie 152 Hamilton, Mike 146 Hoffman, Dan 152 Dudash, Andy 157 Ferhat, Jamie 146 Gielniak, Jim 158 Hamilton, Phillip 146 Hoffman, Jim 146 Dudash, Bill 145 Fergjo, Irene 35 Gielniak, John 37 Hamilton, Rosie 152 Hofmann, Nancy 152 Defresne, Shirley 157 Ferjo, Mike 158 Gikas, George 37 Hamilton, Tony 158 Hoftey, Charles 158 Dumay, Bob 145 Femandar, Nanci 158 Gikas, Teddy 158 Hamlen, Fred 146 Hoftey, Marilyn 146 Dumay, Terry 157 Fernandez, Jaime 151 Gilbeau, Rosemarie 146 Hampton, Lonie 152 Holak, Nancy 158 Durbin, Jackie 145 Fesko, Joanne 35 Gile, Karen 146 Hampton, Stephen 146 Holt, Angela 146 Durbin, Wayne 151 Feterick, Joe 151 Gill, Karen 158 Hanaway, Ken 152 Holtzman, Judy 146 Durking, Joyce 157 Fickenscher, Mary 158 Gill, Tom 37 Hanc ock, Ron 146 Holtzman, Karen 152 Dusich, Jerolyn 157 Fielding, Cheryl 146 Gilliane, Debby 158 Hanley, Roberta 158 Homoky, Sharon 158 Duteau, Bob 34 Figgee, Sandra 35 Gilson, Bill 37 Hanna, Robert 152 Hopkins, Jim 146 Duttom, Sherry 151 Finch, Peggy 151 Gioth, Hannilore 158 Hansell, Becky 152 Hopper, Ed 158 Duvall, Linda 34 Finnerty, Mary Girgenti, Tony 158 Hansen, Arlene 36 Hora, Bob 152 Dybas, Chris 151 Finnerty, Tom 158 Gispanski, Bruce 37 Hansen, Diane 158 Hora, Janice 158 Dziewicki, Marianne 145 Fisher, Dave 35 Gladdis, Keith 38 Hansen, Frances 146 Horbovetz, Rick 152 Dzunda, Dave 151 Fisher, Jane 151 Glidewell, Matilda 146 Hansen, Pat 36 Horwell, Charles 38 Eberhardt, Karen 151 Fisher, Mike 151 Goad, Russel 158 Harbison, Paulette 146 Horwith, Barbara 152 Echersall, Linda 145 Fisher, Sandy 151 Gobla, Ray 158 Hardie, Heather 36 Hoskins, Hershel 38 Ehlers, Mardell, 157 Fitchom, Larry 146 Godwin, Dale 152 Harding, Linda 152 Howard, Jim 38 Ehlers Harold 34 Fleeger, Debby 158 Goetz, Michelle 158 Hardy, Larry 152 Howard, Roxie 158 Eichstadt, Dave 151 Fleischman Lynn 35 Goetz Sarah 146 Harman, Carole 146 Howell, Bill 146 Elibasich, Kris 151 Flesichman, Larry 146 Gojkovich, Paul 152 Harmon, Gloria 158 Houston, Wayne 158 Elkins, Danny 151 Flores, Shirley 151 Gonzalez, Fred 152 Harney, Mike 158 Hrnjak, Hope 38 Elkins, Donna 35 Floyd, Ann 34 Gonzalez, Greg 36 Harris, Sherry 146 Huff, Charles 158 Elko, George 157 Floyd, Cheryl 151 Gonzalez, Pat 158 Harrison, Barbara 37 Hughes, Bill 152 Ellch, Bob 151 Flud, Mark 151 Goodman, Dean 152 Harth, Brenda 158 Hughes, Howard 158 Elmer, Ron 145 Fodemski, Nancy 151 Goodman, Tom 158 Harty, Janet 158 Hulick, Marilyn 158 Elmore, Alyce 151 Fogle, Julia 151 Gordon, Dave 152 Harty, Royal 146 Hunter, Bruce 146 Elmore, Jim 145 Foler, Francine 146 Gordon, Nickie 152 Hassen, Rich 152 Hutchins, Doris 146 Eloff, Jim 145 Foley, George 34 Gordon, Pat 146 Hatch, Alan 158 Huttman, Beth 152 Eloff, Cindy 145 Foley, Susan 151 Goss, John 146 Hatford, Alan 36 Huttman, Helene 152 Elwood, Barry 35 Folson, Barbara 151 Goszewski, Jim 36 Hatford, June 158 Hyde, Bob 38 Elwood, Bill 151 Forney, Cindy 146 Gottschling, Bob 36 Haussman, Marsha 37 Hyde, Pam 152 Embry, John 35 Forney, Jean 158 Gottschling, Judy 158 Hawrys, Charles 37 Hydo, Mary 146 Emerson, Vicki 151 Forney, Rich 34 Grabic, Jim 158 Hay, Kathy 158 Ikeler, Dave 146 Eng, Jim 157 Fossey, Dennis 34 Grant, Gail 158 Hay, John 37 Ipolito, Tracey 158 Eng, Susan 145 Fox, Connie 146 Grantham, Barbara 146 Healy, Peggy 152 Irak, John 146 Engelien, Gayle 151 Fox, Gene 34 Gray, Bob 36 Hedges, Linda 146 Iracleanos, Dean 39 Engelien, Wendell 35 Fox, Norman 158 Gray, Shiela 36 Heid, Gary 36 Iracleanos, Gus Ensalaco, Randy 145 Fox, Tom 158 Grecco, Dan 152 Heid, Joe 152 Ireland, Jerry 146 Epler, Jim 151 Frangie, Tom 146 Grecco, Janet 36 Heid, Sandy 158 Ivancevich, Bob 152 Epps, Janet 145 Frankowski, Barbara 151 Greco, Len 146 Heins, Toni 152 Ivancevich, Donna 39 Erakovich, Jo Ann 157 Frankowski, Sue 34 Greco, Tom 158 Helfrich, Cheryl 36 Ivankovich, Milly 158 Erdelac, Steve 158 Frazier, Jean 151 Green, Bill 152 Heminger, Ron 36 Ivankovich, Peter 146 Erdelac, Vicki 145 Frazier, Pat 35 Green, Linda 158 Heminger, Sue 158 Iwan, Bernard 146 Erfurth, Frank 145 French, Don 35 Green, Paula 158 Henderson, Jo Anne 146 Iwan, Marion 158 Erfurth, Roberta 145 Fressle, Steve 35 Green, Susan 146 Henderson, Joel 152 Jackson, Claudia 39 Erickson, Dail 151 Fritz, Dave 158 Greer, John 146 Henderson, Ken 152 Jacobs, Jeff 158 Erickson, Beth 158 Fritz, Frank 151 Gregoline, Pat 146 Henderson, Rich 158 Jacobs, Steve 146 Erler, Jon 35 Fulton, Charlene 146 Gregor, Joe 146 Hendrickson, Liz 152 Jadnak, Tom 146 Erler, Karen 158 Furiow, Hal 35 Gregory, Alan 37 Henningfield, Shirley 158 Jadrnak, Linda 152 Erler, Linda 146 Gabriel, Linda 151 Griffin, Ken 37 Henson, Frank 152 Jagiele, Ed 146 Ernest, Cathy 158 Gabriel, Vince 146 Grinnell, Roy 158 Harbach, Wayne 158 Jahn, Jim 152 Erway, Paul 34 Gajewski, Stan 146 Gross, Elliot 152 Herbert, Tim 146 Jakob, Bob 39 Espinoza, Norma 146 Galati, Joe 152 Gmbb, Dave 158 Hermes, Arnold 146 Jaksich, Mike 146 Espv, Bill 151 Gale, Jim 152 Gmbb, Rich 37 Herrera, Dave 36 Jancose, Ruth 146 Etherton, Lcnore 34 Galetka, Gloria 158 Guerrero, Gloria 152 Herschman, Barbara 36 Jandura, Joe 146 Evans, Cheryl 146 Galich, Tony 152 Guess, Ted 152 Herskovic, Eugene 37 Jandura, Paul 158 Evans, Evon 158 Galka, Gene 35 Gulaboff, Alex 146 Hertaus, Carol 158 Janowski, Margie 152 Evon, Marianne 146 Gallo, Janet 152 Gullette, Jerry 158 Heveder, Michele 37 Jarcik, Bob 152 Evon, Mike 146 Gamer, Jim 146 Gulyas, Dave 158 Hey wood, Lynn 146 Jasper, Alan 146 Faddell, Sandy 158 Gamer, Rich 36 Gulyas, Steve 152 Hichings, George 146 Jedilowski, Ron 38 Fagg, Bonnie 158 Gamer, Ron 152 Gurgevich, Pam 146 Hielscher, Roy 158 Jeffress, Darrell 38 Faila, Carla 158 Gamey, Tim 158 Gustafson, Barbara 37 Higgerson, John 152 Jelusich, Sue 146 Faila, Vincent 151 Garrord, Dave 146 Gutowski, Stan 158 Higgins, Bob 152 Jenkins, Glen 146 Fair, Bill 158 Garritano, Nora 36 Guzman, Louie 158 Higgins, Sandy 152 Jenkins, John 146 Fair, Cherilyn Garritano, Rosemary 158 Guzman, Ray 158 Hildebrendt, Paul 146 Jensen, Bob 38 Falatic, Jack 146 Gary, Mike 152 Hachlica, Janice 146 Hile, Frank 37 Jensen, Ellis 38 Fancher, Karen 158 Gaskins, Anna 158 Halashak, Paul 152 Hile, Mary 152 Jensen, Tom 158 180 Jevicks, Janice 146 Joachim, Dave 146 Johns, Bille 146 Johnson, Barbara 38 Johnson, Diane 158 Johnson, Gale 146 Johnson, John 152 Johnson, Lenart 158 Johnson, Linda 152 Johnson, Nelda 158 Johnson, Patsy 158 Johnson, Robert 158 Johnson, Sara 146 Johnson, Theckla 38 Johnson, Vicky 152 Johnston, Bill 146 Jolly, Dave Jones, Debbie 146 Jones, Dennis 146 Jones, Ken 39 Jones, Rosalind 152 Jordan, Cindy 146 Joseph, Jim 158 Joseph, Ron 39 Jostes, Carol 146 Jostes, Sue 158 Judge, Kevin 158 Judge, Terry 152 Juszwicki, Larry 158 Juszwicki, John 152 Kaczorowski, Cheryl 158 Kaczorowski, Corine 39 Kaiser, June 146 Kakouris, George 158 Kalember, Carol 39 Kalkanoff, Dave 146 Kaminski, Dave 146 Kaminski, Donna 146 Kania, Fred 158 Kantroski Julius 39 Kanyvek, Chris 158 Kapica, Bob 38 Kapnas, George 158 Kapseh, Karen 152 Kama, Minika 158 Kama, Sandie 152 Katovich, Dennis 38 Kaufman, Peggy 152 Kedzior, Lydia 38 Keen, Anna 146 Kehoe, Tom Kelly, Jim 38 Kelly, Kathy 146 Kelly, Mike 158 Kehoe, Chris 158 Kemeny, Pat 158 Kendron, Jane 38 Kendron, Yolanda 158 Kennedy, Rich 38 Kepchar, Allen 146 Kepchar, Dennis 158 Kepchar, Geraldine 146 Kepchar, Karen 152 Kepshire, Rich 146 Kester, Larry 152 Kicinski, Bob 158 Kiencynski, Ben 158 Kienzywski, Mike 39 Kinder, John 152 King, Joe 39 KirUuk, Lydia 39 Kirkilewski, Walter 39 Kirkland, John Kis, Bob 152 Kish, Carole 146 Kish, Charlotte, 146 Kish, Joe 158 Kish, Linda 146 Klein, Carol 14 6 Klein, Harry 39 Klippel, Charlene 147 Klippel, George 158 Klosowski, Bernadette 147 Klus, Greg 158 Klus, Phillip 147 Klutts, Gloria 152 Klutts, Greg 158 Knapp, Evelyn 152 Kneisley, Gail 158 Kneisley, Ken 152 Kobe, Charles 147 Kochvar, Dennis 38 Kociara, Albert 158 Kockson, Mike 147 Kokos, Terry 38 Kolander, Sharon Koleff, Sue 147 Kolvek, Denise 147 Komenda, George 147 Komorokoski, Mary 147 Konicke, Mike 147 Konikowski, Leo 147 Konikowski, Ruth 147 Konjac, Leonard 147 Konopacki, Mike 152 Kontor, Dolores 152 Kontos, Dean 38 Kopscick, George 152 Kopsho, Theresa 152 Korac, A1 158 Kordys, Larry 147 Koruschak, Sandy 152 Korzow, Nick 158 Kosak, Steve 38 Kosakowski, Cindy 147 Kosaris, Kathy 158 Kosovich, Walter 152 Kostantakis, Irene 152 Koularos, Mary 147 Kouskutis, Elaine 152 Kovacevic, Omar 158 Kowalczyk, Jeanne 147 Kozar, Sharon 147 Kozicki, Marianne 158 Kozlica, Roz 152 Kravetz, Dennis 152 Krethetis, Latissa 158 Kreves, Greg 152 Krewson, Roger 158 Krieger, Eddie 147 Krol, Nick 158 Krol, Pete 152 Krstevski, Bob 158 Kripinski, Noreen 158 Kmse, Jim 38 Krzyzewski, Frances 38 Kreyzewski, Mike 152 Kubiak, Jennifer 152 Kubiak, Martin 158 Kubiak, Pam 39 Kubiak, Terry 147 Kucan, Sam 39 Kuehnle, Ben 39 Kulavick, Joe Kunske, Cynthia 39 Kupka, Shirley 39 Kurdelak, Janet 152 Kurowski, Pat 147 Kurowski, Paula 147 Kurowski, Peggy 147 Kush, Rich 152 Kusmierczyk, Frank 40 Kusmierczyk, Mark 158 Kusta, Carol 152 Kvortek, Karen 40 Kwasniewski, Leon 15-2 Kwasniewski, Monica 40 Kymakis, Frieda La Cross, Sue 147 Ladd, Alan 152 Laisure, Diane 158 Laisure, Jerry 152 Lake, Dick 40 Lakomek, Barbara 40 Lakomek, Bob 159 Langan, Barbara 152 Langan, Janice 40 Langel, Joyce 152 Langle, Judy 147 Lankford, Dorothy 152 Lankford, Roger 147 Lasayko, Dave 159 Lashenik, Ron 152 Lashenik, John 147 Lashenik, Leona 41 Lashenik, Tom 152 Laskovich, Stan 152 Laster, Phyllis 147 Latham, Denny 147 Latia, Doug 147 Lawrence, Sheila 152 Lazaro, Tula 147 Leach, Warren, 152 Ledak, Janet 147 Lemaich, Dan 41 Leonard, Dathyl 147 Leonard, Dianne 147 Leonard, Tom 41 Lesniak, Karen 159 Lesniak, Linda 41 Letica, Mike 152 Lewandowski, Bob 159 Lewandowski, Charlene 152 Lewandowski, Karen 152 Lewis, Eva 152 Lewis, Linda 152 Leidtke, Barbara 152 Liedtke, Janice 152 Lilley, Carol 159 Lindinger, Ernie 41 Link, Bonnie 159 Little, Bill 152 Little, Frank 159 Lobody, Pat 147 Locasto, Janice 159 Lodovisi, Glen 40 Logan, Jim 40 Logan, Stephanie 147 Lollis, Darla 147 Lopez, Alice 147 Lopez, Jim 152 Lothian, Gerry 147 Lothian, Pat 147 Lowery, Doug 159 Lowery, Greg 152 Lozano, Kathy 159 Lucich, Mike 40 Lugar, Joe 40 Lugar, Mike 152 Lugar, Sue 159 Lugo, Gladys 159 Lundgren, Carl 159 Lundgren, Cheryl 40 Ludgren, Gail 153 Luttinen, Bmce 147 Luzzi, Anne Marie 147 Luzzi, John 153 Lynch, Bill 147 Lynch, Dave 153 Lynde, Gordon 147 Lyon, Dell 153 Macaluso, Charlene 40 Macchia, Don 41 Macchia, Judy 147 MacDonald, Dan 153 Maciszak, Mike 153 Mack, Wayne 41 Madison, Pat Madson, Don 147 Maj, Stan 153 Majeski, Marilyn 159 Major, Mike 147 Makivich, Georgene 147 Malaski, Carol 41 Malec, Mike 153 Malich, Mike 153 Malich, Sharon 159 Mallars, Carolyn 41 Malone, Tommie 153 Malone, Roger 147 Malyj, John 41 Mamas, Lucia 147 Mamelson, Jim 40 Mance, Frances 40 Mancilla, Jack 40 Mancilla, Jacqueline 153 Mandel, Eldon 153 Mandich, Bob 153 Mandich, George 153 Mandich, Yvonne 153 Mandon, Jim 159 Mandon, Tom 147 Maness, Janice 147 Manion, Janet 153 Manion, Larry 147 Manion, Pat 40 Manley, Joe 159 Manley, Su san 153 Manojlovic, Marty 147 Maples, Larry 153 Marciniak, Marty 153 Marciniak, Rosemary 40 Marciniak, Sandy 40 Marcotte, Jackie 159 Maretich, Doug 153 Mark, Rudy 153 Mark, Gene 147 Mark, Rich 153 Marina, Pavla 159 Markos, Beth 153 Markos, Joe 41 Markovich, Cheryl 159 Markovich, Ron 41 Markowicz, Mary Lois 41 Marks, Lorellii 147 Markwell, Dave 159 Markwell, Fay 41 Marley, Pam 159 Marquardt, Lois 41 Marrs, Ken 153 Marshall, Sylvia 159 Martikena, Sherry 147 Martin, Andy 40 Martin, Dave 159 Martin, Debbie 153 Martin, Nancy 159 Martin, Rich 40 Martin, Rich 159 Martin, Sue 153 Martinez, Greg 159 Martinez, Theresa 153 Martis, Linda 40 Martisovic, Marlene 153 Maschenik, Janice 40 Matalik, Andrea 40 Mathson, Nancy 153 Matisovic, Frank 147 Matovina, Marilyn 147 Matunas, George 159 Maturkanich, Anne 153 Maturkanich, John 153 Matzueff, Janette 147 Maxey, Bill 147 Maxey, Carol 147 Maxey, Wyatt, 153 Maxwell, Gary 159 May, Val 159 Maybaum, Terri 159 Mayer, Bill 147 Mayner, Diana 147 Mayner, Pat 159 McBride, Karen 147 McBride, Pat 40 McCammon, Cheri 147 McCammon, Cindy 159 McCarter, Kathy 147 McColly, Randolph 153 McColly, Tom 159 McDonald, Jean 159 McDonald, Joan 159 McDonald, Kathy 147 McDonald, Lynda 41 McGee, Donna 153 McGee, Jim 147 McGinnis, Pat 159 McGlinn, Craig 159 McGrath, Pat 159 McHargue, John 147 Mcllvinna, Leo 153 McKee, Phil 153 McKee, Sandy 147 McKinlay, Delores 147 McKinlay, Marie 159 McKinlay, Mary Kay 41 McKinney, Terry 41 McLaughlin, Bertha 41 McLaughlin, Bill 159 McLaughlin, Kathy 153 McMullin, 153 McMullin, Philip 147 McNiece, Jim 41 McNiel, Sharon 153 McQuilkin, Pat 147 McQuillin, Lois 147 Medellin, Joe 159 Medina, Mary Ann 159 Mehay, Dennis 159 Melody, Janice 159 Mendez, Louie 147 Mendoza, Pat 159 Merkner, Ruth 159 Mesich, George 153 Messina, Pat 153 Messina, Sally 147 Meszaros, John 159 Metroyanis, Pat 42 Metroyanis, Sonia 42 Metroyanis, Tommy 159 Middleton, Betty 153 Middleton, Patsy 42 Mielczarek, Sigmund 159 Mieu, Debby 159 Mihalik, Kathy 159 Mihich, Linda 147 Mihich, John 42 Mikelagak, Roberta 147 Mikesell, Marie 42 Mikesell, Rocky 153 Mikesell, Theresa 153 Milak, Donna 147 Milgi, Allan 153 MUich, Mike 159 Milich, Zagorka 42 Milicivic, Rich 147 Milisavljevi, Yugo 147 Millan, Jim 147 Miller, Bob 43 MUler, Bob 153 Miller, Candy 153 MUler, Chris 147 Miller, Karen 43 MUler, Nancy 147 Miller, Ron 159 Mills, Sue 147 Minarich, Marianne 153 Minarich, John 43 Miner, March 153 Mioduski, Sandy 147 Mishevich, Bob 153 Mishevich, Victoria 147 Misora, E ennis 147 Misora, Joyce 159 Mitic, Alex 153 Mitrovich, Linda 153 Mitrovich, Steve 43 Modos, Ann 153 Modrich, Tom 159 Moke, Lewis 43 Moke, Steve 153 Molchan, Bob 153 Moloney, Diana 42 Moloney, John 159 Momcilovic, George 159 Monateras, Vassie 153 Monette, Bob 159 Montgomery, Roger 147 Moon, Karen 159 Moore, Barbara 159 Moore, Bill 42 Moore, Carole 147 Moore, Cherie 147 Moore, Monty 42 Moralez, Dave 159 Morgan, Dan 153 Morgan, Lavanda 159 Morganelli, Dave 42 Morrone, Doug 159 Moskovich, Tom 147 Moskovsky, Rich 147 Mostak, Rich 147 Mostallo, Tom 159 Mrak, Marie 147 Mrak, Rudy 42 Mrez, Tom 159 Mudrich, Tom 159 Mudryk, Diane 153 Muha, Dan 147 Muha, Tom 159 Mulcaiiey, Dave 147 Mullins, Jack 147 Muniz, Suzanne 42 Myers, Martiann 147 Myers, Rich 43 Myers, Tom 159 Nadolski, John 153 Nadolski, Tony 153 Naidoff, Jim 159 Naminski, Ron 159 Naminski, Ron 159 Naminski, Tom 147 Nastav, George 43 Navicky, Rich 43 Nawojski, Chris 43 Neal, Kirk 159 Nedanovich, Don 43 Nepsa, Joe 42 Nering, Diane 147 Neuwirth, Chris 159 Neuwirth, E ennis 153 Neuwirth, Ron 147 Newport, John 153 Nicholas, Chris 159 Nicholson, Annette 147 Nicksic, Sandi 147 Nicksich, Marian 147 Nies, Carolyn 153 Nigrelli, Debbie 147 Niketh, Ed 148 Nikolich, Lila 153 Nikiloff, George 42 Nokovic, Alex 159 Nolan, Nora 159 Norman, Phyllis 153 Norris, Lisle 153 Northcutt, Jerry 148 Northcutt, Linda 159 Novak, Bill 148 Novosel, Pat 148 Nowakowski, Pat 148 Nowakowski, Terry 42 Nuni, Tom 148 Nuzzo, Anne 42 Nuzzo, Benny 159 Obren, Pat 153 Odar, Kathy 148 O ' Gara, Gary 153 Olis, Charles 148 Olis, Kathy 42 Olis, Michlene 153 Oliver, Mary 42 Olson, Carol 43 Olson, Diana 148 Olson, Donna 148 Olson, Larry 43 Olszewski, Henry 159 Ondovcsik, Roseann 153 Opacis, Rosemary 148 O’Quinn, Linda 159 Oresik, Marianne 43 Oresik, Stephen 159 Orlich, Mark 148 Orlich, Peggy 153 Orlich, Rich 43 Ortosky, Ken 43 Osika, Marilyn 159 Ouderkirk, Don 153 Pack, Greg 159 Padlo, Judy 153 Padovani, Joanna 153 Padovani, Louis 42 Palcat, Mike 159 Palmatier, Rodney 159 Palmer, Barbara 148 Palmer, Pat 42 Panagioides, Bill 153 Pankiewicz, Joyce 148 Papakosmas, Aphrodite 42 Pappas, Joy 48 Pardo, Joe 148 Parkhurst, Patti 159 Parkhurst, Ruth 42 Parrot, Linda 153 Parry, Jill 153 Paskash, Lorraine 153 Paskash, Rich 42 Pastor, Marilyn 153 Pastry, George 42 Pastry, Kathy 159 Pastry, Pat 153 Patitsas, Jim 148 Patterson, Nanette 148 Patz, Joanne 159 Paul, Carolyn 159 Pavel, Carol 153 Pavel, Chris 148 Pavich, Alex 159 Pawlak, Judy 159 Pawlik, John 159 Payne, Linda 153 Payton, Jim 43 Pease, Phillip 153 Peck, Mary 159 Pederson, Jeanne 43 Pederson, Joyce 159 Pedone, Dennis 153 Peek, Dennis 43 Peek, Tom 153 Peek, Tom 153 Peele, Phyllis 43 Peele, Roger 159 Pelinovich, Mike 43 Pellichino, Jo Ann 148 Pendleton, Bill 159 Pendleton, Sandy 148 Penzato, Josephine 148 Penzato, Josephine 44 Perdomo, Miriam 148 Perez, Angie 153 Perez, Darlene 153 Perez, Domingo 44 Perez, Remedios 148 Perry, Kathy 44 Perry, Milton 159 Perry, Sandy 148 Perryman, Nathan 159 Persin, Marie 153 Persin, Mark 153 Pest, Cheryl 159 Peters, Judy 44 Petersen, Cathie 148 Peterson, Joyce 148 Petri, Sharon 159 Petrisky, Beatrice 153 Petroff, Gloria 44 Phillips, Candy 148 Phillips, Carol 148 Phillips, Carolyn 159 Piasecki, Carol 153 Piasecki, Stanley 148 Piasecki, Yvette 148 Piatek, Rich 53 Piazza, Paul 45 Piechocki, Pam 159 Piechocki, Pat 159 Pieczkiewicz, Darlene 45 Pilla, Mark 159 Pilla, Phyllis 148 Pilopovich, George 159 Pilot, Vicki 153 Piper, Hank 45 Pironsky, Krist 159 Pishkur, Matt 148 Pitula, Mary 153 Piunti, Yolanda 159 Placey, John 153 Podnar, Nick 148 Pole, Dan 153 Polito, Jo Aim 153 Polito, Shirley 45 Polomchak, Dan 159 Polonich, Linda 153 Polovich, Chris 159 Polovich, Steve 159 Polturich, Dolly 148 Polturich, Patti 159 Poncek, Bill 153 Ponzo, Dave 44 Popovich, Lepa 153 Posavac, Kathy 148 Poulos, Greg 153 Povlin, Gary 153 Powell, Jim 44 Powell, Mike 153 Powers, Gayle 159 Praschak, Bietty 159 Praschak, Paul 153 Praschak, Shirley 148 Preste, Linda 44 Price, Paul 159 Procopy, Pauline 153 Pronze, Steve 159 Prue, Karen 153 Pruitt, Amy 148 Pruitt, Jake 159 Pruitt, Rich 153 Psimos, Aris 148 Pulcer, Fred 44 Pullara, Carl 44 Purdy, Don 153 Purtell, April 153 Pyles, Valeta 153 Qualizza, Janis 148 Qualizza, Jerry 159 Qunett, Lloyd 159 Qunett, Lloyda 148 Qunett, Sandy 44 Quigley, George 148 Quigley, Paula 159 Quilling, Edward 153 Quiroz, Joe 148 Rabick, Ted 153 Racich, Louise 148 Radinovic, Doris 159 Radman, Paulette 148 Railing, Cindy 153 Railing, Judy 45 Rajski, Rich 153 Rajski, Rich 153 Ralph, Carol 153 Ramage, Rod 45 Ramage, Bill 45 Ramirez, Cindy 159 Ramos, Jim 153 Ramos, John 153 Ramos, Linda 159 Rangeloff, Allen 45 Raschke, Barbara 45 Ratkovich, Stephine 154 Ratliff, Betty 44 Razus, Barbara 44 Recktenwall, Rich 148 Recktenwall, Ron 44 Redford, Karen 148 Reese, Rickey 159 Regan, Janet 159 Regan, June 148 Regan, Mark 159 Regan, Pat 148 Regas, Louis 44 Rehfeldt, Linda 159 Rehfeldt, Mike 148 Renfro, Karen 44 Renfro, Mike 154 Renner, Cheryl 154 Renner, John 159 Renner, Sharon 154 Reyes, Irene 154 Rice, Darrel 159 Rich, Roy 159 Rich, Sharon 148 Rich, Terri 159 Richards, Andrea 159 Richter, Neville 154 Riddle, Deborah 154 Riecen, Donna 154 Rigotti, Michael 44 Rinkovski, Carl 154 Rinkovski, Joanna 45 Rivera, Elsa 45 Rivera, Lydia 154 Rivera, Marti 45 Rivera, Robert 45 Robbins, Brad 154 Roberts, Dave 45 Robinson, Donna 160 Robinson, Mary 160 Rodgers, Larry 160 Rodriquez, Kathy 148 Rodriquez, David 160 Rodriquez, Frank 154 Rodriquez, Leta 160 Rodriquez, Tony 154 Rogalski, Sandy 160 Rogers, Brenda 148 Rogers, Larry 160 Rokicki, Ted Roman, Klaus 44 Romano, John 44 Ronninelli, Paula 160 Rosco, Debby 160 Rosdil, Don 148 Rosdil, Joann 44 Rosdil, Ted 148 Rose, Don 160 Rose, John 44 Rose, Linda 148 Rose, Theresa 160 Rose, Tony 44 Rowe, Beth 154 Rowe, Mike 148 Rowe, Patty 160 Rothenberger, John 44 Rozdelsky, Mariane 45 Rozkowski, Gloria 44 Rubino, Kathy 154 Rudd, Jim 45 Rudic, Chris 148 Rudic, Margie 154 Ruff, Pam 154 Ruschak, John 154 Ruschak, Mike 160 Rush, Karen 45 Rush, Linda 45 Russell, John 160 Rutell, Eileen 154 Rutkowski, Jerry 148 Rutkowski, John 154 Sadlewski, Elizabeth 46 Saklak, Eddie 160 Salino, Vince 46 Salmon, Vickie 160 Samardiza, George 148 Samardiza, MiJka 46 Sampias, Randy 148 Sams, Larry 148 Sams, Linda 160 Samter, Judy 154 Sanchez, Janet 160 Sanchez, Tony 148 Sanchez, Trini 148 Sannicola, Grace 148 Sannicola, Josephine 148 Sapino, Claire 46 Sarris, Art 154 Sarris, Margaret 154 Sasak, Susan 46 Sass, Chuck 160 Sassano, Maryann 46 Saylor, Linda 154 Schack, Sue 160 Schaefer, Ed 160 Schaefer, Pam 160 Schaefer, Steve 160 Schalk, Wolfgang 47 Schasser, Gail 154 Schilling, Ken 154 Schlegel, Craig 148 Schmick, Bruce 148 Schmick, Ed 47 Schmidt, Barbara 148 Schmidt, Troy 160 Schnick, Bill 154 Scholl, Dennis 148 Schuffert, Mike 160 Sciara, Joe 154 Scott, Betty 47 Sealock, Stephanie 47 Seamon, Linda 160 Seamon, Sharon 47 Seberger, Barbara 148 Segan, Donna 154 Seramur, Dennis 154 Serynek, Charlene 154 Shachno, Gloria 160 Shadwell, Jack 154 Shaginaw, Doug 160 Shapkaroff, Mike 154 Shapkaroff, Vasil 46 Sharp, Dwight 148 Shaver, Connie 46 Shearer, Bill 148 Shearer, Clift 148 Shelboume, Dave 148 Shelboume, Don 154 Shemwell, Jim 148 Shinovich, Bill 154 Shipley, Karen 148 Shirey, Dave 148 Shirk, Sara 154 Shultz, Paul 160 182 Sibich, Ned 46 Sides, Kathy 46 Siegle, Diane 148 Siekman, Ken 46 Siekman, Lennie 154 Silva, Ricardo 160 Silver, Brenda 154 Silver, Ken 148 Simic, Eva 160 Simko, Kathy 47 Simola, Dave 47 Simon, Alex 154 Simons, Tom 47 Simpson, Chuck 148 Simpson, Karen 154 Sirko, Cheryl 47 Sizemore, 47 Sketon, th 160 Skinta, Tom 148 Skomac, Sandy 46 Skorich, Vicky 154 Slama, Bill 160 Slama, Larry 148 Slepcevich, Kathy 154 Slesinski, Jan 46 Slesinski, Janel 154 Slesinski, Janice 148 Sliwinski, Sharon 154 Sloas, Don 154 Slosar, Joel 46 Slubowski, Chris 148 Slubowski, Henry 160 Sluder, Joyce 46 Smederovic, John 148 Smenyak, Mark 160 Smith, Barbara 160 Smith, Carol 160 Smith, Carol 148 Smith, Don 160 Smith, Donald 146 Smith, Edie 46 Smith, Garfield 160 Smith, Gloria 47 Smith, Jacqueline 160 Smith, Martin 154 Smith, Rich 148 Smith, Rick 148 Smith, Ron 160 Smith, Susan 160 Smith, Wendell 154 Smolinski, Dan 160 Smosna, Bill 160 Smurda, Charlotte 148 Sniegowski, Barbara 47 Sokol, Beverly 47 Sokolowski, Bob 154 Sokolowski, Pat 154 Solmon, Mike 154 Solomon, Sharon 160 Someson, Gregg 148 Sommers, Mike 148 Sonaty, Dave 154 Sopko, Carol 154 Sopko, Jim 47 Soroka, Sandra 160 Sovich, Mike 47 Spahich, Maria 154 Spatafora, Mary Jane 154 Spector, Sid 47 Spencer, Linda 46 Spicer, Fred 154 Sposito, Kathy 160 Sposito, Pete 154 Spnisanka, Sharon 148 Sreckovich, Cathy 160 Stambolos, Irene 154 Stanisich, Pete 154 Stanishlaw, Joan 154 Stanley, Alan 148 Stanley, Vernon 160 Stano, Dan 154 Stanzione, Frances 160 Staples, Dennis 148 Stark, Lynn 46 Starzyk, Kathy 148 Stawicki, Delphine 160 Stefanovich, Barbara 46 Stefanovich, Beverly 148 Stefanovich, Bob 154 Stefanovich, John 46 StefFus, Jerry 160 Stegnash, Cheryl 154 Steininger, Ron 154 Stephens, Carol 46 Stephens, Gary 148 Stephens, Linda 160 Stephens, Paul 160 Stephenson, Dale 148 Stevanovic, Milan 154 Stewart, Chris 48 Stewart, Terry 154 Stevens, Judy 154 Stimack, Kathy 154 Stipanovich, Michele 148 Stochel, Jim 154 Stockwell, Dean 148 Stone, Jim 154 Stone, Rebecca 154 Stone, Ricky 154 Stonecipher, Rich 148 Stonecipher, Tim 160 Stowell, Connie 160 Strugle, Fred 148 Stults, Fred 148 Stults, Phil 160 Stutler, Cleon 160 Stutler, Darrel 148 Stupar, Terry 154 Sturtridge, Rich 154 Surman, Linda 154 Surman, Virginia 148 Sut, Barbara 47 Sut, John 47 Sut, Pete 160 Svetanoff, Mike 148 Swann, Marlene 148 Swatt, Shirley 154 Swidkiewiz, Zygmont 47 Swisher, Anita 47 Szazynski, Cindy 149 Szentesy, Dave 149 Szentesy, Kathy 160 Szmall, Casmir 149 Szucs, Joann 48 Szymanski, Pauline 149 Tabor, John 48 Tabor, Rich 154 Tanaskovski, Lubka 154 Tanner, Lynn 48 Tarter, Janice 48 Taylor, Dan 48 Taylor, Don 48 Taylor, Ginger 160 Taylor, Jim 160 Taylor, John Taylor, Leon 154 Taylor, Linda 160 Taylor, Lynn 154 Taylor, Sandy 154 Taylor, Sandy 49 Tatlor, Roberta 160 Tetzloff, Tammv 154 Teveson, Nancy Thoman, Nancy 160 Thomas, Charles 160 Thomas, Linda 49 Thomas, Mike 149 Thomas, Rich 49 Thompson, Chrys 160 Thompson, Diane 49 Thompson, Ken 154 Thompson, Margo 160 Tidwell, Jackie 160 Tipton, Connie 160 Tobar, John 149 Tokarski, Pat 149 Tomak, Stanley 154 Tomashefski, Frank 149 Tomashefski, Gail 154 Torbett, Harry 160 Torma, Ann 149 Torma, Kathy 154 Torma, Mary 49 Toro, Nydia 48 Torres, John 149 Torres, Julie 154 Torreson, Cindi 149 Toth, Lorraine 160 Towers, Jim 48 Traicoff, Elaine 149 Traina, Bob 160 Trapp, Don 160 Trell, Rick 154 Trembicki, Dan 48 Trevino, John 154 Trevino, Sylvia 154 Trinoskey, Ed 149 Trinanovich, Marsha 154 Troatner, Penny 160 Troxel, Diane 149 Truchan, Steve 48 Tutleuski, Bob Ugarte, Patty 149 Unrue, Nancy 160 Urban, Michele 149 Urbaniak, Linda 48 Urbanick, George 160 Urbanick, Linda 48 Upton, Toni 154 Uzelac, John 154 Vaclavik, Allen 154 Vaharay, John 149 Valenti, Linda 49 Valentine, Evelyn 149 Vanaman, Debbi 160 Vance, Terry 149 Van E enburgh, Ron 160 Vanderstein, Diane 49 Vann, Walter 154 Van Weinen, Janet 154 Varela, Sandy 49 Vargas, Chris 49 Varichak, Mike 154 Vasily, Robert 49 Vasquez, Phil 149 Vassallo, Dorie 154 Vaughn, Sue 149 Vavrak, Cathy 160 Vavrak, Linda 160 Veltri, Virginia 149 Venegoni, Tim 149 Ventura, Joe 160 Verplank, Tom 149 Vesa, Tim 160 Vestal, Roy 49 Viar, Joann 149 Vicen, Vicky 48 Vician, Linda 149 Vitalone, Pam 48 Verplank, Tom 154 Vlahoe, Mantia 154 Vode, Jim 149 Vogt, Irvin 160 Vohcsko, Andy 160 Vokurka, Annette 149 Vokurka, Rosemarie 154 Volcska, Ruby 149 Volkanovich, Nikki 48 Voris, Kathy 149 Vorkapich, Jim 48 Vorwald, Janet 160 Vuletic, Adrian 149 Vuletic, Helene 160 Vuletic, Mike 149 Wackowski, Wayne 154 Waddell, Jessie 154 Wahlman, Guv 48 Walla, George 149 Wallace, Debby 154 Walker, Bob 48 Walters, Gail 149 Walton, Bob 160 Wampler, Carol 149 Wampler, Tom 160 Ward, Chuck 49 Wardrip, Craig 49 Wardrip, Cris 154 Wardrop, Jim 49 Warieka, Bob 49 Warner, Cathy 149 Warner, Josephine 154 Warren, Dennis 154 Warren, Terry 149 Watkins, Bill 160 Watkins, Doug 49 Watkins, Linda 48 Weaver, Sira 149 Webb, Dennis 154 Weingart, Rod 154 Weiser, Joyce 149 Weissbuch, Mark 149 Wellnitz, Bill 149 Wells, Don 160 Welsh, Linda 154 Wendell, Barbara 149 Wendell, Barbara 160 Wendell, Joan 154 Werick, Jerry 154 Wheat, Jerry 149 Wheeler, Beverly 154 Wheeler, Brenda 160 Wheeler, Roberta 149 Wheeler, Sharon 160 White, Bill 48 White, Dan 149 White, Dave 160 White, Jerry 48 White, Jerry 149 White, Pat 149 Whitten, Connie Wiatrolik, Rita 160 Wickersham, Gary 154 Wiechnik, Sandy 160 Wielgus, Mary 149 Wiggins, Bill 149 Wilk, Scot 149 Willfond, Bill 160 Williams, Barbara 160 Williams, Eugene 160 Williams, Jim 154 Williams, Sue 160 Williamson, Marlene 48 Wilson, Candi Wilson, Lani 48 Wilson, Sydni 160 Winady, Jo Ann 160 Wineinger, Linda 160 Wise, Kathy 160 Wise, Terry 160 Wisner, Carolyn 149 Wisner, Melinda 154 Wisinewski, Joe 154 Wisniewski, Rich 160 Witecki, Carolyn 48 Wolfe, Dan 149 Wolford, Marilyn 149 Wolozanski, Bob 160 Wood, Charles 149 Wood, Don 149 Wood, LaDonna 49 Wood, Laura 160 Woods, Dave 154 Woodville, Ed 149 Wooten, Joe 160 Wozniak, Charlene 149 Wozniak, Dan 149 Wozniak, Jean 160 Wozniak, Sharon 49 Wright, Beatrice 154 Wright, Exter 154 Wruble, Larry 149 Wyatt, Amos 49 Wyatt, Jim 154 Yacura, Irene 149 Yakim, Darlene 154 Yakim, Shirley 160 Yakubcc, Mark 149 Yamold, Alison 154 Yarvis, tsy 155 Yarvis, Bill 160 Yatko, Dan 50 Yetlich, Sue 160 Yetsko, Bob 50 Yocu, Paul 160 Yoko, Janet 160 Yoko, Pat 149 York, Rich 149 York, Shirley 160 Yovanoff, Sandy 160 Yovanoff, Shirley 160 Yover, Don 160 Yugo, Dennis 155 Yura, Pam 149 Zaideman, John 155 Zajac, Ted 50 Zakrzewski, Tommy 155 Zakula, Steve 149 Zakula, Yvonne 160 Zale, Paul 50 Zander, Paul 149 Zark, Frank 50 Zdobylak, Andy 160 Zdobylak, Ed 149 Zenak, Gerri 50 Zervos, Nancy 160 Zieba, Sylvia 155 Zielinski, Chet 160 Ziemba, Steve 155 Zimmerman, Bob 51 Zimmerman, Darlene 149 Zimmerman, John 160 Zink, Laura 160 Ziza, Barbara 51 Zwieg, Bob 51 Zweis, Jo Ann 149 183 Senior class lines up for the 1966 Senior Class Picture. 184 Clean-up during the first period class. last day at lew Wallace school It’s over . . . rushing to the wheels for that celebration ride. 185 Ride down Broadway to school in the a.m. The West Building. senior day Parking the bikes. 187 The Lagoon 1966 QUILL AND BLADE STAFF marianne oresik academic editor • valeric drozda album index editor • chuck ward photographer • bemadette brier sports editor • barbara bocca essay editor • peggy bosak advertising editor • rita banks organizations editor not pictured sharon kozar business editor • joann pellichino ass ' t. business editor • photographers, joe king, george nikoloff, ronald bradley, linda dark, byron buhner, james mamelson, dan white • darkroom hditik erfurth • mr. george strimbu advisor 191 The Quill and Blade staff of 1966, in order to put out an annual of high quality for which the students of Lew Wallace could be proud, worked under conditions of inadequate facilities, insuffi¬ cient help, and many other disabilities. We should like to thank all of the people that did extend their assistance to us in the production of this annual. Special thanks goes to Mr. George Strimbu for the many, many late hours he donated with no pay or thanks. The staff would like to thank Valerie Drozda and Charlie Ward for their unselfish services in making this book the best possible. They were awarded for their services with medals on Senior Honor Day as best staffer and photographer. Many thanks are also given to Scott Patellis, Theresa Brier, and Louise Racich for their assist¬ ance in sports and club copywriting. Thanks are also due to Bill Drozda for his help on the album. Thanks, too, are extended Mary Bisbis for her advertising sales. Much credit is due Sharon Kozar and JoAnn Pellichino for their work and efforts in business management and advertising sales. Credit is given to the Gary Post Tribune for the basketball team picture. 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