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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1969 volume:

1969 Quill and Blade Lew Wallace High School Gary, Indiana Volume No. 29 Table of Contents Student Life. 2 Faculty Academic .’ 30 Clubs . 58 Sports. 90 Album . 120 Ads. 170 Index . 182 Acknowledgements . 200 Try to remember . . . years of studying and fun . . . Try to remember in days to come the years spent at Lew Wallace . .. years of innumerable experiences ... years of fond friendships .. a threshold to the future. Try to remember the Football-O-Rama of 1968-Chelle Goetz was crowned City-Wide Queen—the Wallace crowd cheered the Hornets to victory over West Side and Emerson. W V ! fTfl |fe - M m v If f i 3V Anxious faces study the movements of the players. Hornets Score Victory at Football-O-Rama Lew Wallace Hornets charge on to victory over West Side High. A popular place for couples is the romantic setting of the bridge over the lagoon. Love Blossoms The Marquette Park Pavillion provides not only picturesque scenery but also an ideal location for enter¬ taining. at the Beach Try to remember lazy summer days spent lolling on the beach, the white-capped waves, and the hot sand. Remember strolling on the bridge with that special someone. Remember the peaceful¬ ness of the swans gliding along the silent lagoon. Marquette Park is frequented by hundreds of high school students each summer. Wallace stu¬ dents always seem to be on the scene soaking up the sun and “pursuing their interests”. Those balmy summer days were a perfect prelude to a busy school year. Bridge over the River Kwai. 7 Janice Reigns over Homecoming The royal court: Sue Schacki, Chrys Thompson. Janice Adank, Shirley Yovanoff Nancy Bozich. 9 Tea is poured by Joyce Pederson for Jerry Qualizza before an informal outing. 10 Date-Time Fashions Al Korac and Donna Cothren model sportswear for a casual date . Try to remember that fabulous date with Mr. Wonderful. What did you wear? Dating never ceases to be exciting, and it s even more fun when you know that your date is proud of the wav you look. Whether you dress casually or formally, your outward appearance reflects the inner you. If you look your best, you feel your best and tfiat’s when you’re the most fun to be with. If you’ve everl)een confused as to what to wear on a date, take special notice of our models. Attire for a dressy date is shown by Ken Biggs and Cathy Combs. n We re Proud of Our Team! 12 Try to remember the 1968 football season and the tireless display of school spirit. Try to remem¬ ber the excitement of winning ... and almost win¬ ning- Our team demonstrated the power of enthusi¬ asm and transmitted their zeal to every spectator. Both the players and the coaches are to be com¬ mended for their efforts. Coach Martin shouts words of en¬ couragement from the sidelines. he first prize winning car for the Wallace vs. Andrean game reads , “What ' s an Andrean? 14 Try to remember the good times you had hein with your friends and being a part of Lew Wal lace. Remember clowning at the games, being gainfully initiated into a club, and eating countless ouble-cheeses and vanilla malts at Mac’s. S: Da . . . Was that a taffy apple you wanted? ' Steve Johnson makes it to the scene at Maes. Kyle Stevens asks herseff “Is Auditorium Council worth ur How about the size of this arm? 16 a I Does she or doesn ' t she? Only Senior Class President , Steve Johnson knows for sure. The Battle of the Sexes rages on! Senior Yippie person displays his enthusiasm during Spirit Week. Try to remember the Girls’ Club turnabout, Over the Rainbow, and your return to the Land of Oz. Remember working on the wizard and hanging murals. Remember the yellow-brick road and the Munchkins. Each fall. Girls’ Club sponsors a turnabout, and underclassmen and upperclassmen take part in the event. This year the turnabout was especially successful, thanks to the efforts many Girls’ Club members. in 20 Try to remember basketball season. Remember the great spirit demonstrated especially by the male section of our cheering block. Remember the tense moments of our many exciting games and our proud victories. But over all, remember our promising young team and its determined coach. 22 Try to remember the Inaugural Ball. Remember Angel Chaney carrying out the theme, A Heaven¬ ly Christmas. Remember your first nosegay and tne Christmas elf you took home as your favor. ' The Inaugural is the highlight of the Christmas season. The semi-formal affair adds sparkle to the holid ays and is a great way to start the vacation. Colonel Borman raises his hands quelling the tremendous applause of the crowd. Borman Student Council President , Kathleen Wise asks a question of the honored speaker. A serious pause occurs in Colonel Bormans speech . 24 Yvonne Zakula, Michelle Goetz, and Rick Wisnieski help promote the Senior Prom by collecting newspapers. Jane Solomon displays baked good made by Seniors to raise funds for the prom. Activities 25 26 Try to remember the entrancing Senior Prom—the flowers, the dance, the Post-Prom, and the hours you spent getting ready and making cer¬ tain that everything was perfect. Re¬ member that it all passed too quickly and took its place among your many school memories. 27 Try to remember one of the most important events in your life . . . graduation exercises. Re¬ member attending the solemn Baccalaureate services with your peers. Remember donning your cap and gown for your final class meeting and the commencement of a new phase of life. 28 30 31 Mr. Black , Assistant Principal Administration Mr. Vortvald , Principal Mr. Smith , Assistant Principal 32 The Gary Board of School Trustees: Mr. Frederick Ford , Mr. Andrew White , Mr. Donald Belec y Mr. Theodore Nering y Jr. y Dr. Montague Oliver Dr. Gordon L. Me Andrew, Superintendent Secretaries: Mrs. Mackley , Mrs. Bulot y Mrs. Skinta , Mrs. Nawrot , Mrs. Kolopanis , Mrs. Gordon , A r.v. Vance 33 Working in the guidance department are Mrs. Von Horn; Mrs. Skinta, secretary , Mrs. Hughes; Mr. Savin; Mr. Vaughn; and Mr. Molchan. Mrs. Von Horn confers with a student. Miss Sharp spends much of her time on the tele¬ phone. Guidance Organizing the programs of 2,200 students is a complicated job. The guidance department han¬ dles programing and the individual needs of the students. Counselors are always on hand to find college or vocational information. 34 Mr. Molchan listens to the future plans of a student. Mr. Vaughn takes time out to have his picture taken. warn Mr. Strimbu takes pictures at all school dances. Photography Students enrolled in photography are intro¬ duced to the many facets of the fieldf. They learn the correct methods of taking and developing pictures. Proficient students often become staff photographers on the newspaper or yearbook. Different camera techniques are pointed out by Mr. Strimbu. 36 Intent at his work this woodshop student begins a new project. From left to right are Mr. Mrak y Graphic Arts; Mr. Janizek , Wood Shop; Mr. Tauck , Metal Shop; Mr. Deverick , Mechanical Drawing; and Mr. Valenti , Electricity Industrial Arts Students in all of the shops have an opportunity to learn vocational and technical skills. The boys are not only able to learn the correct operation and use of different types of machinery, but also have an opportunity to assume responsibility in the care of tne shops. Group effort advanced by individual will, yields a successful result. 37 Mr. Hancock checks over his day s agenda. The English teachers are , from left to right; Miss Danko , Miss Puchotvski , Miss Ryan , Miss Kubiak; second row; Mr. Benton , Mr. Chase , A r,s Yorko and Mr. Troy. Students in Miss Jaclack ' s seventh hour class listen attentively. 38 Miss Dorall , Mrs. Busby , A rs. Williams , A r. Chidsey , A r. O ' Cur¬ ran and Mr. Schmid pose for a picture during one of their fre¬ quent visits to the library. Miss Hannagan discusses “ Hamlet ” with her AP class . English Grammar, literature, and composition are in¬ cluded in the curriculum of all English classes at Wallace. In addition, studying classic novels is part of the year’s program. Freshmen are intro¬ duced to Ivanhoe, sophomores to “Julius Caesar”, juniors to Giants In The Earth, ana seniors to The Tale of Two Cities. English composition requires diligent practice, and those who enjoy creating can take speech or drama. Somebody took a minute from literature to look at the camera. Doug Capp is caught at one of his more serious moments. The history teachers are Miss Kouvelas, Miss Conwell, Mrs. Roberts, Miss Bowan, Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Eshleman, Mr. Poliak, Mr. Shelby, Mr. Pieroni, Mr. Chaney, Mr. Stankiewicz, Mr. Carpenter, and Mr. Russell. Social Studies A study of the past to acquire an insight of the present and a guide for the future is stressed in social studies classes. Required courses are; World History, American History, and Govern¬ ment and economics. World Problems and Psy¬ chology are offered as supplements. Miss Kouvelas gives special instruction to a World History student. Students ponder over history quizzes. 40 Mr. Mores teaches his Special Education class. Miss Bryan reacts to an amusing an¬ swer from her American History class. Mr. Poliak puts a student in a spot. A history bulletin board displays election results. 41 Home Economics The home economics teachers are Miss Conover, Mrs. Anderson , Mrs. Kreuger, and Mrs. Penney. Home economics teaches girls practical skills essential to homemakers. Participation in group projects is a first-hand method of learning them. Courses in clothing, foods, and home nursing are accessable to interested girls. Girls in Mrs. Anderson’s class learn how to operate a washing machine. Mr. Fissinger conducts the choir in their varied activities. The soprano section seems to he concentrating on those high notes. The concert choir sings for several school functions during the year. Music The music department is an active segment of the student body. The choir, band, and orchestra all present concerts throughout the year. They are often called upon to provide music for foot¬ ball games, civic doings, assemblies and com¬ mencement. 43 The science teachers are Mr. Keller, Mr. Schoon , Mrs. Boyajian , A r. Overmyer , A m Lemon, and Mr. Vereb. Science Science occupies a position of utmost signifi¬ cance in our fast changing world. Biology, chem¬ istry, bio-physics, and physics are the science courses offered at Wallace. Many opportunities are available to students who are planning sci¬ ence careers. Mrs. Boyajian displays her pet snake. This all male class finds it easy to concentrate on physics. 44 Kathy Bleicher and Dale Giolas are faced with the unpleasant task of clean¬ ing test tubes. This class is captivated by the mysteries of science. Larry Kosanovich , Brian Berkman , and another goggled friend receive instructions from Mr. Schoon. 1 + Mr. Moss leads his biology class in discussion. Mr. Vereb doles out some of his valuable information. 45 Pictured are Mrs. Boose , algebra , Afm Leskow , geometry, Mr. Janski , general math , Mr. , geometry. Mr. Dankanich reveals test scores. The moth teachers, from left to right are Mr. Dankanich, Mr. O’Connell, Mr. Morelton, Mr. Mills, and Mr. Conlon. A student struggles over a math exam outside of his classroom. The math department offers a wide variety of courses suitable to many students. For the college- bound student there is an accelerated math pro¬ gram consisting of Algebra I and II, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Calculus. These courses form a strong foundation for further advanced study. General math is a required course for all students not participating in the college preparatory pro¬ gram. Mathematics Some people think that bubble gum will help them through a hard geometry test. 47 Students in Mr. Burellis art class work diligently on their projects Fine Arts An extensive art program is offered at Wallace. Commerical Art, Arts and Crafts, and the basic art classes are more than substantial for art-con¬ scious students, as well as creative student plan¬ ning to continue their study of art. Art teachers hope to instill in their pupils an appreciation of the arts. “The Invalids” The art teachers are Mrs. Porter, Miss Todd, Mr. ELser, and Mr. Bnrelli. 48 Communications These two girls are “on the air ” Mr. Ventura, radio instructor, Mr. Ryalls, WGVE chief engineer, and Mr. Dakich speech teacher, enjoy listening to their students radio programs. Wallace is fortunate to have one of the only high school operated radio stations in Gary. WGVE, 88.7 FM, has been broadcasting programs of educational, athletic, and cultural interest for fifteen years. Many students take part in the field of communications. The boys seem to have everything well in hand. 49 The business teachers are , seated Miss Kadish , Mrs. Speck, and Mrs. Gerbick; standing , Mr. Koval , Mr. Yates y and Mrs. S ikora. Mark Bossey can type ten words a minute now. Mrs. Speck encourages her typing students. Business A variety of courses are open to students who lan to enter the business world after graduation, ecretarial training includes a two-year program of shorthand and typing. Business courses in book¬ keeping, Distributive Education, and Personal Typing are also available. Shorthand takes practice and patience. so The typewriters in Mr. KovaTs class ring with the spirit of Christmas. Finished with typing for the day , Tom Kozrowski shows his relief. Mrs. Sikora checks the work of one of her typists. 51 The physical education department consists of; kneeling, Coach Rykovich, Coach Kukoy; and standing; Coach Ward, Coach Martin, Miss Fiddler, Coach Polizotto, and Coach Day. Freshmen boys build strength by doing push-ups. Physical Education Physical education is required by the state and is scheduled for all freshman. Physical fitness p lays an important role in education, and the athletic department is endowed with this respon¬ sibility. In addition, one semester of safety is man- datoiy for graduation. Driver Education is avail¬ able for beginning drivers. Friendly competition in sports helps to develop a healthy attitude. Films are a teaching aid occasionally employed in the physical fitness program. 53 Foreign Language Included in the curriculum at Wallace, are French, German, Spanish, Russian, and Latin. Languages are becoming increasingly important m tne business, politics, and sci¬ ences of our ever-shrinking world. Studying a foreign language also renders students a deeper understanding of English. Mr. Meyer teaches German , Mrs. Valle , Spanish , and Mrs. Janjecic , French. Boredom has the same meaning in every language. Pronunciation is an important part of learning a foreign language. Mr. Mejia assists his Spanish II students. 54 Mrs. Shelgren , Mr. Myers , and Miss Thomas combine their efforts in organizing the language department. Replacing Mrs. Hady , Miss Thomas works out the schedule for her French classes. Mrs. Shelgren reviews Latin grammar 55 Pointer in hand , Mr. OCurran explains the fundamentals of yearbook editing. Journalism Students wishing to develop advanced writing techniques are able to obtain these in journalism. The first year of journalism is a basic course aimed at perfecting skills. In the second year, students are given the opportunity to work on the year¬ book or the newspaper. Tnese school publications provide a good background journalistic careers. Producing the daily bulletin is one of the main duties of Journalism II students. 56 Pictured are Linda Wineinger and Jim Eng, co-editors, and Mr. Han cock, sponsor. Yearbook editor, Debbie Rosco, discusses the student life section with Shirley Yovanoff and Linda Stephens. 57 Student Council Teachers were honored at the TASK banquet. Members discuss important business. Beginning with the first football game, Student Council members worked at selling tickets and at running concessions. Highlighting September was Homecoming. The Student Tutoring Service helped those who found themselves behind. News of tne clubs and other school activities was posted on the Student Information Center. In November, class officers and representatives were inaugu¬ rated. Making Christmas baskets and planning the Inaugural Ball kept members busy until va¬ cation. In appreciation of the administration and faculty, the TASK banquet brought the first semester to a close. Student Council also spon¬ sored Spirit Week, SOS Week, and the Activity Days. 60 Offic ers are Debby Foler , Treas; Sue Schacki , Secretary; Nancy Bozich t V. Pres.; and Kathy Wise , President. Class officers take their oath from Student Council President , Kathy Wise. Co-sponsor , Mr. Russell , pa- tiently listens to discussion at a meeting. 61 Hficers are: Shirley Yovanojf, Secretary; Janet Hernandez, Sophomore Vice President; Jackie Czubik, President; Nancy ' avies, Junior Vice President; and Linda Jones, Treasurer. Girl’s Club Follow the yellow brick road! 62 One big birthday party for all. During the second week of school. Girl Talk initiated freshman girls to the functions of Girl’s Club. This year senior girls were urged to take their “little sisters” to Homecoming. The annual turnabout was well worth all the hard work. Over two hundred couples attended. The theme of the dance was the familiar fairy tale, “The Wizard of Oz.” Among the varied activities of Girl’s Club were the Birthday Potluck, Christmas caroling, and the Homeroom Sing. Miss Kouvelas and Mrs. Sikora sponsor the club. Co-sponsors, Mrs. Sikora and Miss Kouvelas, admit couples at the turnabout. 63 City-wide third place howling champions are , left to right: Sandy Broadstone , Lynn Gorden, Janet Regan , Barb Demko , ana Alvena Lopez. Roy Hielscher and Al Korac get ready to take to the slopes. All eyes are up as another two points are made. Co-sponsor , Miss Fiddler , referees a volleyball game. GAA Another action-packed volleyball game is in progress. GAA is an intramural program for girls sponsored by Miss Fiddler and Miss Sharp. In addition to the regular wallball, volleyball, basket¬ ball, softball, and bowling, GAA arranged two ski trips to Lake Ge¬ neva, Wisconsin. Girls and boys went on the trip and enjoyed the skiing at Mount Wilmot Slci Lodge. The girls in GAA organized the first two stag dances of the year. Members who earned three hun¬ dred points for participating were eligible for the campout and Awards Banquet. GAA Council is, President; Peggy from left to right: (bottom row) Gloria Shackno; Yolanda Kendron, Vice President; Sandy Broadstone, u S poutos. Secretary-Treasurer; Gloria Harmon , S ports Co-ordinator; and Pat Mendoza, (top r ° w ) Gayle Hurey, Marilyn HuTick, Bea Haro, Sue Rankin, Rose Marie Coury, and Chris Rarity. Sue Heminger is not pictured. 65 The F.T.A. officers are Sue Rankin, Jr. Vice President; Pat Piechocki , Treasurer; Kathy Sarris , Historian; Karen Lesniak , President; Eleanor Paunovich , Secretary; and Pam Gerbick , Sr. Vice President. F.T.A. Introducing students to the teaching profes¬ sion is the purpose of the Future Teachers of America. Students have an opportunity to become more acquainted with teachers by acting as as¬ sistants and participating in the Stu-Teaching Day. A candy sale and Christmas Party are the two main activities of the club. The club sponsor, Miss Leskow, listens at initiation. 66 The officers of Auditorium Council are Angela Diamond, Head Usher; Debbie Rosco , Vice President; Nancy Bozich , President; Karin Bailey , Treasurer , and Linda Jones , Secretary. Auditorium Council At school functions such as Activity Days, class meetings, and Band and Orchestra concerts, ou will always find an Auditorium Council mem- er handing out programs to viewers. In order to become a member, the student must first show enthusiasm by going through a busy week of carrying umbrellas, passing tooth¬ picks to teachers and remaining silent for one day. Mrs. Frances Busby is sponsor of Auditorium Council. Debbie Rosco and Sandi Consorti distribute programs to teachers. 67 Active members attend a Boys Club meeting. Boys ’ Club officers are from left to right; Donn Yover, Vice President; Tom Jensen , Social Chairman; Jerry Qualizza, President; Dale Giolas, Secretary; and Mr. Molchan , sponsor. Not pictured is Cleon Stutler, Treas¬ urer. Boys’ Club Selling spirit buttons and cowboy hats were two of tne fund-raising projects of Boys’ Club. Highlights of the year’s activities included a Bull’s basketball game and a Notre Dame hockey game. The boys formed a cheering block at bas¬ ketball games which demonstrated their great school spirit. Leading Boys’ Club through a busy, profitable year was tneir sponsor Mr. Molchan. 68 Biology Club officers are; Craig Atkisson , Vice President; Becky Roby , Refreshment Chairman; Nick Korzow , President , Jack Seifert , Assistant Secretary-Treasurer; Linda Burford , Secretary-Treasurer; and Mark Benjamin , Publicity Chairman. Miss Lemon and Nick Korzow make future plans for the club. Biology Club Biology Club offers to students an opportunity to further their interest in science. Special pro¬ grams include guest speakers and films. Members participated in many activities several of which were a Christmas, a Valentine’s and an End-of-the-year Party. Miss Lemon and Mr. Vereb are co-sponsors of Biology Club. Nick Korzow, president, conducts a meeting. 69 Students learn library skills with the help of visual aids. Auxilia Dedicated to providing service to students and teachers, members of Auxilia assist the librar¬ ians during their study halls and before and after school. Members raised money for the Francis Kraft Memorial Scholarship by selling book covers and paperbacks. Miss Wilkerson is the sponsor. Auxilia officers are (left to right); Sandy Soroka, Secre¬ tary; Helen Perdue, Vice President; Leta Rodriguez, President; Cathy Tarchala, Treasurer; and Bernadette Pawlik, Historian. Miss Wilkerson is at home in the Senior Library. 70 Officers of the F.H.A. are (left to right); Mrs. Anderson , Co Sponsor; Paula Failla , Reporter; Doris Hope , Fir.vf ice- President; Janice Black , President; Linda Buford , Treasurer; Sandy Burton , Secretary; Janice Ulozas , Second Vice Presi¬ dent; and Miss Conover , Co-Sponsor. Not pictured are Diane Burr , Parliamentarian , Carole S posito. Song leader , Veronica Hardy , Historian. F.H.A. Promoting fellowship among girls and hoping to make them better future wives and mothers is the purpose of Future Homemakers of America. The members do a project each month to fulfill state qualifications. Their fund-raising projects include the selling of cookbooks and bake sales. The club awards a scholarship to an eligible member. Members discuss a current project. 71 Olympians The “Three Little Pigs” per¬ formed by the slaves, the Latin I students, highlighted the Olympians annual Roman Ban¬ quet. In the audience were mem¬ bers dressed as wrestlers and gladiators. Featured on the menu for this gala affair was roast pig. Other activities of the club in¬ cluded their main fund-raising project, selling taffy apples. Some of die members attended the annual citv-wide Latin Con¬ ference held in February. A picnic concluded their suc¬ cessful year. Olympians is spon¬ sored by Mrs. Shelgren. Olympians enjoy their roasted pig. Mike Hedrick and Dave Hoffman fight it out. 72 German Club Pushing pennies across the room with noses and eating German Chocolate cake highlighted the initiation. Several reports on German customs were given throughout the year. A Christmas Party and a trip to Chicago to shop in German stores and to eat in a German restaurant com¬ pleted the activities. Officers are Levom Mackins, Sec.; Gloria Harmon, Treas.; Karen Lesniak, V. Pres.; and Cathy Allman, Pres. Club sponsor, Mr. Meyer, officiates. The Club plans a trip to Chicago. 73 All eyes are upon Tom and Carol as they arrive late at an important meeting of Spanish Club. Los Amigos Members of Los Amigos acquire a greater understanding of the Spanish language and cus¬ toms by conducting their meetings in Spanish. The annual Christmas Party was held at Betty Praschak’s house. The members attended the Ballet Folklorico in Chicago, and ended the year’s activities by having dinner in a Spanish restaurant. Spanish Club officers are, from left to right; Betty Praschak, Treasurer; Pat Gonzales, Vice President; Linda Dzunda, President; and Shirley Klsowski. Secretary. President Linda Dzunda and Mrs. Valle, club sponsor, discuss the upcoming activities of the club. French Club French Club officers are, from left to riolit , Saudi Soroka, Vice President; Sue Lugar, Treasurer; Jo Anne Putz, President; Yo Keiulron, Secretary. By joining Les Parisiens, French students learn more of the country of France and the customs of its people. Special programs included a Mardi Gras, seeing a movie in Chicago, and hearing the head of the French Dept, from I. U. speak on the topic of French schools. Mrs. Doris Janjecic spon¬ sors the club. New members are initiated. Russian Club The Russian Club meets every other Wednes¬ day night in the homes of the members. The pur¬ pose of the club is to acquaint its members with the customs and traditions of the Russian people. The club will take a trip to Chicago to see a Russian ballet and to go to a Russian restaurant. Russian Club officers arc Cathy Sreckovich, V. Pres.; Jerry Kaczur , Treasurer; Jeralyn Dusich , Secretary; Mike Shaver , President. Quill and Blade Pam and Leta choose pictures for the club section. George and Henry, sports editors, lay out their section. Linda and Keith look on as Dennis loads his camera. Linda Stephens, assistant editor, Debbie Rosco, editor, and Shirley Yovatioff, as¬ sistant editor, watch as Mr. O’ Curran ap¬ proves the plans. 76 Patti Polturich , Jerry Mantilla , and Paul Hernandez watch as Mike German types out his story. Page editors Donna Robinson , Teresa Rose , Sandy Mostak, June Hatford , and Linda Northcutt work on their assignments. Philosopher The Philosopher is published by Journalism students of Wallace. Tne opinions are those of the writers and not necessarily of the school ad¬ ministration or faculty. Mr. John Hancock is the advisor. Co-editors Linda Wineinger and Jim Eng listen to Mr. Hancocks opinions of the latest issue. 77 Here is another Chess Club candy sale. Chess Club Chess Club members meet every Tuesday. They enjoy playing advanced chess games such as four-man or blind. One of the main events dur¬ ing the year is the tournament with their chief rival, Horace Mann. Selling candy in the alcove after school is their fund-raising project. Chess Club is sponsored by Mr. Pieroni. Thespian officers are: Dan Smolinski , Vice President; Sharon Wheeler , Treas¬ urer; Kathy Bensie , Secretary; and Greg Martinez , President. Thespians Thespians, the drama club, !Spii trains those interested in drama as a career. Members perform d s, skits, and musicals. Mrs. jy directs the club. Inkpots The literary club. Inkpots, began the year with the initia¬ tion of new members at Kathy Wise’s house. Cathy Allman s home was the scene of the an¬ nual Christmas potluck. Other events included a stage play and a dinner at Mama Puntil- lo’s. Miss Ryan and Miss Ku- biak sponsor the club. Inkpot officers are, from left to right: Linda Seamon, Treasurer; Jerolyn Dusich, President; Marianne Ziza, Vice President; and Cathy Allman, Secretary. 79 Quill 6 Scroll members are , from left to right: (first row) Pat Gonzales , Jody Ernest , Debbie Rosco , Linda Stephens, Sanely Mostak y Shirley Yovanoff, Nancy Hrnjak, Donna Robinson, Teresa Rose , and Patti Polturich. (second row) Linda Wineinger, Pam Gerbick, Laurie Shaffer, Karin Opacich, Janice Adank, ana Hatford, Sharon Benjamin, and Evette Babich, (third row) Jim Eng, Lunda Northcutt, Paul Hernandez, Cathy Vavrak, Mike German, Linda Vavrak, and Leta Rodriguez. Quill Scroll Quill Scroll is an honorary journalism club at Lew Wallace. To qualify, one must be a Journa¬ lism II student with above average scholastic achievement. The group inducted new members at the annual spring banquet. Honor Society Honor Society members are, from left to rieht: (first row) Debby Foler; President; Nancy Hrnjak; Karen Lesniak; Shirley Yovanoff; and Pam Piechocki. (second row) Pam Gerbick; Andrea Richards; Yolanda Kendron, Treasurer; Linda Seamon, Pat Piechocki; Kathy Wise; and George Kapnas. (third row) Jake Pruitt; Joe Tierce; Dennis Kepchar; Gary Davis, Vice President; Sandra Soroka; ana James Roumbas. 80 Honor Students Honor students are, from left to right: (1st row) Nancy Hrniak, Michelle Goetz, Kathy Bensie, Sharon Homoky, Jerolyn Dusich, Jo Anne Patz, and Karen Lesniak (2nd row) Shirley lovanoff Donna Robinson, Linda Seamon, Yolanda Kendron, Kathy Allman, Pam Gerbick, Joe Tierce, Jim Roumbas, and Jake Pruitt (3rd row) Donna Cothren,June Hatford, Sharon Benjamin, Linda Dzunda, Nancy Bozich, John Sikora, Doug Lowery, and Mike Mehau (4th row) Donna Chnupa, Sandy Soroka, Pat Piechocki, Cathy Sreckovich, Kathu Wise, Chrys Thompson, Andrea Richards, Lynda Wineinger, Nick: Korzow, Nathan Perryman, Mike Shaver, and George Kapnas (5th row) Gary Davis, Dennis Kepchar Joe Manley, and Rick Wis¬ niewski. 81 Officers are left to right; Gordon Conway , V. Pres.; Chief; Bob Gannin , Secretary; Rubin Garcia , Treasurer , Gary Ledak y President. Pica Club Any program printed for one of our school events is done by the Lew Wal¬ lace Pica Club. The club, which meets bi-monthly, attempt to promote crafts¬ manship and to encourage discussion and to arrive at solutions of practical problems. This active club, named for a typed of print setting, promotes its main ideals to further an interest in all area of printing. Announcements go to press. 82 Intricate maneuvers. Just like Romeo and Juliet! Booster Club Supporting our teams and keeping school spirit nigh by cheering at games is a major Function of the Booster Club. Adding to the excitement of Home¬ coming, members of this club decorated Gilroy Stadium and made a large paper football for the team to run through. Many long hours were spent in the preparation of the annual Booster Club Turnabout. This year’s dance, named “Romeo and Juliet,’ was held on February 21 . Miss Angela Hannagan, who is also an English teacher at Wallace and director of me cheerleaders, is the sponsor of this club. 83 Klub Kem The main objective of Klub Kem is to promote an interest in the field of sci¬ ence, especially chemistry. Beside the regular meetings, members took a trip to the planetarium, the aquarium, and the Field Museum. Klub Kem is sponsored by Mr. Schoon. Klub Kem officers are; Linda Seaman, Secretary; Yo Kendron, President; Jake Pruitt, Vice President; and Jerry Kaczur, Treasurer. Math Club Mr. O’Connell sponsors one of the newest clubs at Wallace, Math Club. Members meet twice a month with different math teachers to discuss various problems in mathe¬ matics. Students interested in math now have this opportunity to ex¬ pand beyond the regular curricu- Math Club officers are; Becky Roby, Vice President; Helen Perdue, President; Mr. CfConnell, Sponsor; Randy Ligocki, Treasurer; and Lynn Gorden, Secre- tary. 84 Another meeting is about to begin. Human Relations Forum The purpose of this club is to stimulate better inter-student and student-faculty relationships. Meetings are held every Friday. Guest speakers included Dr. McAndrews, Mayor Hatcher, and Lew Wallace teachers. Officers are; Carla David¬ son, President; Sharon Rouse, Vice President; Andra Talley, Secretary; and Betty Charnetsky, Treasurer. Mr. Hancock and Mr. Stankewiecz are the sponsors. Members express their opinions freely. G.R.F •V H 85 Members of ROTC are: K. Vandersteen, R. Rowe, D. Garritano, R. Garritano, J. Johnson, J. Hill, J. Shulz, B. Brown, S. Honeycutt, G. Neal, O. Marcus, G. Carr, N. Starks, O. Fraley, N. Popovich, H. Hinton, A. Nelson, P. Hearns, E. Christen¬ sen, S. Johnson, T. Reder,J. C7Quinn, K. Gary,J. Starzyk,J. Roberts, V. Civilins, C. Brown, K. Arts , W. French, J. William¬ son, C. Jenkins, R. Whitten, C. Reed, and D. Crowther. Members of ROTC are: R . Monette, J. Onder, T. Hurley, D. Boles, S. Ernest, S. Lay, M. Spodinak, D. Burton, T. Horner, W. Morrison, A. Hardy, D. Zaragoya, M. Helscher, M. Solomon, R. Fagg, N. Berkebile, Sgt. Bullard, R. Chowning, B. Becker, B. Whitaker, L. Coffey, D. Yukin, T. Grabek, M. Slav, and T. Gannen. Members of ROTC are: J. Walker, J. McWilliams, A. Drozda, A. Palacio, D. Sloas, T. Moralez, B. Prue, R. Padron, R. Williams, E. Bowen, B. Wellon, E. Mayfield, M. Zecevich, J. Allen, D. Caruthers, J. Boone, Sgt. Bullard, N. Krol, J . McQuillin, D. Patton, J. Kacma, E. Ibarra, M. Juszkiewicz, J. Lankford, and P. Miller. 86 Dave Martin and Terry Dumay , two ROTC officers , discuss a current problem of the corps. ROTC The purpose of the ROTC is to es tablish the foundation for active citizenship and to provide basic military training. The Lew Wallace ROTC was formed in 1942 and has been part of the curriculum ever since. In the past twenty-six years, the unit has been awarded many trophies for outstanding achieve¬ ments. During the three-year course students learn about leadership, drill, weapons, first aid, tactics, and American military history. 87 Jim Ritchie sets up another lamp for display . DECA DECA, the Distributive Education Clubs of America, presents a program of learning while receiving on-the-job training. The entire course takes two years. Juniors receive instruction at school for one credit, and seniors earn three credits for the year one of which is for on-the-job training. Mr. Peters instructs classes in merchan¬ dising, retailing, and salesmanship. Officers are: Tim Favia, Vice President; Chuck Hoftey, President; Mary Galindo, Secretary; and Jim Ritchie, T reasurer. Pat Mayner renders service with a smile. 88 Concert Band directed by Mr. Chilson. Band and Orchestra Both the band and the orchestra had a busy year. By selling magazines and candy, members of the band were able to raise enough money to E urchase new uniforms. Orchestra members won rst place in both the district and state music contests. To top the year’s activities the band and the orchestra combined to present their Spring Concert. Concert Orchestra directed by Mr. Simons. 90 ■ SPORTS Dave Cooper—end Andrean back is swamped by Hornets. 92 Martin Coaches Winning Season The team from left to right, 1st row; Coach George Rykovich, Dick Kelley, Jim Eloff, John Sikora, Andy Zdobylak, Jim Mandon, Paul Smith, Frank Naccarato, Dennis Dodson, Vince Naccarato, 2nd row; Kevin Judge, Larry Kosanovich, Mike Milich, Dave Cooper, Bill Court, Tom Galovic, Ken Biggs, Mike Guyton, 3rd row; Coach Mike Jennings, Mike Mehay, Dennis Kepchar, Tom White, Bill Pendleton, Tom Myers, Bob Buha, Tom Harris, Gary Williams, Gerald Jenkins, Jesse Bravo, Coach Larry Martin Larry Martin s First season as head coach ended with a successful 5-4 record. After sizzling summer practice, the Martin Marauders faced tneir first foe, Valpo, whom they battled to a 13-12 loss. Seeking their first win, the Hornets met Froebel and won the scoring contest 39-25. Martin’s men then faced rival, Horace Mann, in a hard-fought homecoming loss, 20-0. A fired up team hurled a victory over Emmerson with Tom Harris scoring touchdowns. Undefeated Hobart was next in line for the Hornets. The game was played well by both teams, but Hobart came out ahead 7-6. Highly ranked Andrean, the gridders’ biggest rival, hand¬ ed our team another one point loss in one of our closest games, 13-12. The Hornet defense, led by captains Mike Milich, DaveCooper, and Bob Buha, held Andrean to their second lowest scoring game. At a muddy Gilroy field, the Tolleston team was handed a 27-13 loss by the underdog Hornets. Roosevelt was the Hornets’ next opponent. On a wet, windy night Coach Martin led nis team to a 13-6 win. In the last game of the season Crown Point was defeated 19-0 by the Wallace gridmen. Tom Harris, fullback, was the high scorer of the year with 74 points. Other outstanding players were guards, Andy Zdobylak and Jim Mandon, halfbacks, John Sikora and Jim Eloff, and tackle Tom Galovic. The Hornets were hampered by the early season loss of Bill Slama, halfback, who made a good recovery but was still unable to play. 93 Rough going up the middle. I John S ikora—back 94 r Kevin Judge—back Jim Mandon—guard Ken Biggs—end WE THEY 13. .Valpo . .14 39. .Froebel . .25 0. .Horace Mann .... .20 13. .Emerson. . 0 6. .Hobart . . 7 12. .Andrean. .13 28. .Tolleston . .14 13. .Roosevelt. . 6 19. .Crown Point. . 0 95 Line fires out. Pitch back to Sikora. Jim Elojf—back 96 Tom Myers—end Andy Zdobylak—guard Harris eludes tackle. Wallace suffers on Emerson gain. Bill Pendleton—end 97 Reserves Squelch Opponents Under the leadership of Coach Mike Jennings, this years reserve team finished the season with a 5-1-1 record. The team de¬ feated West Side 30-0, Froebel 42-6, Crown Point 19-0 and Emerson 27-0. They also ac¬ quired a win through an East Chicago Washington forfeit. The teams only setbacks were a Horace Mann tie 12-12, and a loss to rival Andrean 6-0. The team was led bv Junior halfback, Dick Kelley, who scored five touchdowns. Other players that contributed to the winning sea¬ son were Vince Naccarato, Tom White, Mike Guyton, Atse Krestevski and John Maksimo- vicn. In the first row from left to right are; P. Gordon , C. Hunst , Z. Hamilton , D. Kelley , B. Halias , B. Dragich, D. Drotar , T. Nikolich, A. Krstevski , C. Shultz, J. Maksimovich , B. Johnson; middle row; F. Cunningham , C. Krtiz, B. S tochel y N. Maksimovich , G. Gerbick , D. Karriman , T. Zieba, V. Naccarato , T. White , B. Yellich , J. Boone , D. Dotson , A. S opko; standing; Coach M. Jennings , D. Meiu y R. Ortoski , D. Butkus , D. Delarose , G. Davis, M. Guyton , B. Fulton , M. Sidowski , J. Bravo , T. Logan, and J. Chidester. 98 Reserves come to formation. The freshmen football team , sponsored by Coach Irv ELser , takes time out from summer practice for a picture. Freshmen Gain Experience Coach Irv Elser coached his freshmen grid team to a respectable 4 win, 2 loss record. One of the high points of the season was beating Anderson. The freshmen team lost the city championship to Pulaski in a hard fought battle. This year ex¬ perience will be the foundation of the varsity teams of the future. Freshmen sweep for a gain. 99 � Kneeling are; V. Rock , R. Goad , D. Tipton , J . Kaczur , Af. Madrowski; standing; R. Alabach , Af. Regan , B. Johnson , D. Batman , B. Kryston , and A. Korac. Netmen Excel, Win Conference An 8-1 record was the pay-off for hard practice as the Netmen won conference for the second straight year. Dropping only one match, that one to Gary Wirt, the netters, lead by Goad and John¬ son, had another brilliant season. Goad and John¬ son again displayed their skill in their performance at sectionals. All in all it was a great year for the Wallace netmen. Rusty Goad serves up a victory. Bob Rodriguez consults Coach Troy. Harriers Hustle Four Wins Winning only 4 duos must have been disap¬ pointing for the young squad, finishing fifth in the city. Despite the fine running of Frudakis and Scnaffer, the record was due mainly to lack of experience. In the future, however this group should mature to a leading contender for city honors. Left to right kneeling are; C. Kelawan, T. Hamilton, D. Rogers, G. Elwood, B. Rodriquez, T. Miles and G. Petroff; standin g are; J Roumbos, P. Vuletic, T. Frudakis, D. Giolas, L. Juzwicki, D. Andonov, R. Hays, D. Lasayko, M. Shaver, and T. Girgenti. 101 Shirley Yovanoff—1969 GO WALLACE! 102 Varsity cheerleaders from left to right are; Linda Sams, Janice Adank , Cathy Vavrak , Nancy Holok, Shirley Yovanoff, Linda Jones . Varsity Cheerleaders Linda Jones—1970 Linda Sams—1969 103 The varsity team is, from left to right. Coach Kukoy, Greg Johnson, Pat Duggan , Danny McDowell, Jim Bartley, Ken Vandersteen, and Eugene Wellman, manager. Bottom row; Jesse Bravo, John Slosar, John Pursur, Rich Svihra, Frank Bumbales, and Cleve Hall. Varsity Basketball A four and sixteen season would seem like a failure to many, but to the young men who gained experience and status, as well as notching four victories, it was a success. With only two seniors on a squad of eleven, the Hornets found them¬ selves giving up experience and heighth in the lineup. Despite this, the Hornets were likely to catch fire, and when they were hot, they could beat the best. Our season opened with a game against first seeded E. C. Roosevelt. The rebounding and shooting of Jim Bradley prevailed over our “four comer delay” offense and we lost. Three games later our superior board work and the shooting of Rich Svihra brought our first victory. Later in the season, Coach Kukoy went to Ken Vandersteen to preserve a victory against Hammond Morton, our second victory. We went two for two to end the season before losing to Mann in the sectionals. Our third victory was a result of breaking Ho¬ bart’s controlled offense and team balance. Our final victory was attributed to Denny McDowell’s 105 defensive ability, not to mention the effort turned in by Pat Duggan and Frank Bumbales in defeat¬ ing River Forest. Our fifth victory wasn’t in points but in stature. We intimidated a taller, older, and faster team, Gary Froebel, by staying with point for point for four quarters before succumbing in the overtime. With nine returning for varsity and the remain¬ ing positions being filled by the successful Junior Varsity players, there is an indication that per¬ haps sacrificing one four and sixteen season will bring us a basketball dynasty. ... and Sometimes Winning. Freshman Basketball Coach Ward’s freshman cagers compiled a 13-8 record, the best of all winter sports teams. To add to their success, they netted a third in the Calumet Invitational Tourney and a second in the Citv Tourney bowing to Beckman. The starting six for the frosh were J. Allen, B. Darter, R. Rowe, O. Jackson, K. Bumbales, and D. McAdams. Go Fight Win Freshman basketball players are: (back row) R. Dickerson , K. Bumbales , R. Adank , O. Jackson , D. Bolds , H. Gould , D. McAdams , B. Darter , and Coach Ward, (front row) J. Modrowski , M. Psimos y J. Givan y F. Fox y T. Mihalic y J. Langel , T. Langel , K. White , ft Rowe y and T. McColty. 108 Reserve Basketball An 11 and 9 finish by the reserves is an en¬ couraging clue of things to come. The retirement of Coach Polizotto sent Coach Kukov up to var¬ sity and left the reserve duties to Mike Jennings. Coach Jennings took the job and guided the team to its successful finish in years. The high point of the season for the players was playing before five thousand people in the final game of the Reserve Tourney at Memorial Audi¬ torium. Coach Jennings had reason to be proud of “Moose” Harvey ana Ilan Crittendon, who will probably move up to varsity next year, and Joe Djokic and Allen Blackman, two fast-improving sophomores. Jump ball starts the reserve action. 109 The girls ham up for the photographers. Linda Vavrak Reserve Jackie Czubik Georgene Terzes no 1 i r i r 1 1 1 1 1 1 iT | i ' i ; i , l| i ' | , ' | , l 4xV Cheerleaders Karin Opacich Kyle Stevens Doris Hope in The wrestling team is: (tap row, left to right) B. Fulton, V. Naccarato, D. Pangiotides, T. Wise,]. Rush, M. Mussallem, C. Stutler, R. Hughes, and T. Armato. (bottom row) P. Gordon, H. Robinson, D. Capp, T. Wardrip, I. Walker, D. Watkins, R. Walker, R. Watkins, and D. Shellbourne. Wrestling Jack Walker is on the bottom of the referee’s start. •• Coach Rykovich’s grapplers suffered the con¬ sequences of being deprived of the adequate facilities for their early training. The year ended with a tough 0-9 record. West Side beat the grap- E lers 49-3 in what seemed to be the worst season ew Wallace wrestling has ever seen. Other scores were against Horace Mann, 35-10, and Hammond High, 52-3. Mike Mussallem finished the season witn a 1-10 record. Jack Walker with a 3-5 record, and Dave Watkins with a 3-7. The brightest note on this year’s team was Rod¬ ney Walker at ninety-five pounds. He won first S lace in the city meet and second in the sectionals, [is overall record was 11-1. With experienced men returning, next year’s team can only improve. Armato squares off with his opponent. S tutler crushes his opponent. Action brings the wrestlers down to the mat. The ref supervises a near pin. 113 Swimming With the end of this year’s swimming season came the downfall of a great dynasty. Tne mer¬ men who had been city champs for six straight years were finally dethroned by the Horace Mann team. All in all, the team’s accomplishments for the 68 69 season came out to be a disappointing four wins eight losses record. The season aid have its bright moments such as the breaking of the city record for the four hundred yard freestyle relay. Another memmorable event was junior Tom Stults’ placing ninth at the state meet on February twenty-second. The tankers were led by tri-captains John Ren¬ ner, Paul Yocum, and Joe Manley, and were coached by Ed Troy. Members of the swimming team are: (first row, left to right) F. Stuart, F. Bale, T. Stults, T. Hamilton, D. Patterson, K. Jippers, A. Jasper, D. McNiece, and R. Williams, (second row)J. Mayo,l. Sohacki, M. Mayo, F. Muza, D. Giolas, D. Hoff¬ man, T. Logan, N. Vorkapich. (third row) G. Conway, M. German, J. Maness, A. Halstead, P. Yocum, J. Manley, D. McCall, J. Juzwicky, A. Camisa, ]. Renner, and E. Stewart. us Catcher Andy Zdobylak awaits the pitch. With nine returning lettermen, the Lew Wal¬ lace baseball team had a praiseworthy season. Toeing the rubber this year were seniors, Joe Medellin, Dave Cooper, and junior, Cleve Hall. Catching this crew was senior, Andy Zdobylak. Other returning lettermen were seniors, Brian Berkman, Steve Johnson, Doug Morrone, John Sikora, and junior, Paul Hernandez. With a nu- cleas like this. Coach Larry Martin was able to guide the Hornets to another winning season. Baseball The returning letterman were: (back row) Paul Hernandez, rone, John Sikora, Cleve Hall, and Steve Johnson. Andy Zdobylak, and Brian Berkman. (Jront row) Doug Mor- 116 Brian Berkman awaits the action. Track Coach Troy had few seniors this year, but the young team has potential. The year was espe¬ cially important to underclassmen who gained vital experience. 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Seniors Try to remember a few of the events highlighting your senior year. At the end of your junior year, senior class officers were elected. In the fall fund raising projects were launched to raise money for the prom. After Christmas you began counting the days remaining until graduation. Easter vacation was a relief before the prom, final exams, and the busy Senior Activity Week. Remember baccalaureate, and most of all, remember the commencement of tne Class of 1969. Class of 1969 122 Janice Adank Dennis Alderson Cathy Allman John Alt Milka Andjelich Donche Andonov Harold Andrews Cheryl Anstead Try to remember the past four years at Lew Wallace. Ava Ave Evette Babich Gregory Bailey Karen Asbury Patti Atkosh Gwendolyn Bailey Karin Bailey 123 Lawrence Basista Gregory Bastian Carolyn Benedict Sharon Benjamin Kathy Bensie Brian Berkman Kenneth Biggs Patricia Bires Manley Bissell Janice Black Patricia Black Lester Blanton Jennifer Bleicher Anita Bolin Carole Boor Try to remember your first encounter with high school as a Freshman. Larry Boswell Carol Bottos Patricia Boylan Nancy Bozich Janette Briede 124 Sandra Broadstone Thomas Brodar Carol Buchko Victoria Budgin Robert Buha Remember the wall flowers at the Freshman Class Party. Frank Bumbales Patricia Burke Richard Bums Susan Campbell Donna Capp Sharon Caravana Diane Cadavid Mary Carey Betty Chametzky Paula Chikos Charles Chirila Donna Chnupa Richard Chowning Pat Click James Clift 125 Kathleen Coggins Gus Cokusis Catherine Combs William Compton Sandra Consorti Remember the relief of becoming a sophomore Laura Cmkovich Sherry Croft Patricia Cunningham Jacqueline Czubik Carolyn Davenport Carla Davidson Judy Davis Gary Davis Karen Deaton Barbara Demko 126 Jackie De St. Jean Donald Drasich Gail Duchscher Andrew Dudash Shirley Dufresne Patrick Duggan Terry Dumay Jerolyn Dusich Linda Dzunda George Elko 127 Evan Evans Sandra Fadell Bonnie Fagg Carla Failla Richard Falatic Remember the advantages of being an upperclassman, especially during Freshman Week. Karen Fancher Gus Fangras Cheryl Fattore Timothy Favia Nancy Fernandez Mary Franzitta David Fritz Gloria Galetka Janet Gallo Rosemary Garrittano 128 Anna Gaskins Pamela Gerbick James Gielniak Theodore Gikas Karen Gill Debbie Gilliana Hannilore Gioth Hobart Girgenti Russel Goad Michelle Goetz Patricia Gonzalez Judith Gottschling Thomas Greco Linda Green Paula Green Try to remember tying newspaper all day to raise money for the Junior Prom. Dan Gresh Jerry Gulette David Gulyas Stanley Gutkowski Michael Hall 129 Deborah Haller Denise Hansen Gloria Hannon June Hatford Susan Heminger Shirley Henningfield Carol Hertaus Roy Hielscher James Hodges Nancy Holok Sharon Homoky David Houser Wayne Houston Nancy Hmjak Charles Huff 130 Marilyn Hulick Tracy Ippolito Mildred Ivankovich Jeffrey Jacobs Paul Jandura Diane Johnson Edward Johnson James Johnson Leonard Johnson Robert Johnson 131 George Karagory Monica Kama Mike Kelley Yolanda Kendron Dennis Kepchar Robert Kicinski Joseph Kish George Klippel Andrew Kourtesis Thomas Kozrowski Blago Krstevski Richard Kusmierczyk Diane Laisure Robert Lakomek David Lasayko Remember when the juniors of 1968 out-yelled everybody at the football games. Karen Lesniak Robert Lewandowski Carol Lilley Bonnie Link Frank Little 132 Janice Locasto Douglas Lowery Kathy Lazano Nlenka Lozenkofsky Susan Lugar Remember mustering up the courage to ask someone to the turnabout Carl Lundgren Marie McKinley Marilyn Majeski John Moloney James Mandon David Martin Nancy Martin Gregory Martinez George Matunas Val May 133 Terri Maybaum Patricia Mayner Judith McCall Cindy McCammon Thomas McColly Jean McDonald Patricia McGinnis Craig McGlinn Joseph Medellin Mary Ann Medina Mike Mehay Deborah Meiu Janice Melody Patricia Mendoza Ruth Merkner Sigmund Mielczarek Kathleen Mihalik Moncile Milich Ronald Miller Joyce Misora James Naidoff Christ Nichols Alexander Nokovic Nora Nolan Linda Northcutt Remember eating fortune cookies at the Junior Prom. Ben Nuzzo Marilyn Osika Bunny Pappas Patti Parkhurst Katherine Pastry 135 Bonnie Patitsas Jo Anne Patz John Pawlik Joyce Pederson Roger Peele Remember your last year as a senior. William Pendleton Nathan Perryman Cheryl Pest Kathleen Phillips Patricia Piechocki Pamela Piechocki George Pilipovich Mark Pilla Stanley Polak Daniel Polomchak 136 Cynthia Ramirez Linda Ramos Janet Regan Mark Regan Marcia Reynolds Darrel Rice Roy Rich Andrea Richards Donna Robinson Mary Robinson Try to remember ringing doorbells with an armload of lightbulbs. Lawrence Rodgers Leta Rodriguez Paula Rondinelli Deborah Rosco Donald Rose 137 Teresa Rose Linda Roth Patricia Rowe Michael Ruschak Ed Saklak Vickie Salmon Janet Sanchez Linda Sams Charles Sass Patrick Schacki Susan Schacki Michael Schuffert Linda Seaman Peggy Sgouros Remember the “Paris originals’ worn on Senior Slop Day. Gloria Shackno Douglas Shaginaw Michael Shaver John Sikora Nikolas Simic Elizabeth Skelton William Slama Henry Slubowski Barbara Smith Sharon Solomon Sandra Soroka Roberta Sowards Katherine Sposito Mary Ann Sposito 139 Catherine Sreckovich Vernon Stanley Frances Stanzione Richard Stark Delphine Stawacki Jerome Steflus Linda Stephens Paul Stephens Tim Stonecipher Constance Stowell Philip Stults Cleon Stutler Peter Sut Kathleen Szentesy Ginger Taylor Try to remember when you turned your tassels and became alumni. Chrysanne Linda Taylor Nancy Taylor Roberta Taylor Tnompson Margo Thompson 140 Jacqueline Tidwell Joseph Tierce Connie Tipton Harry Torbett Lorraine Toth Remember LewWallace. Robert Traina Janet Ulozas George Urbanick Deborah Vanaman Catherine Vavr ak Thomas Wampler Donald Wells Brenda Wheeler Sharon Wheeler Patricia White 141 Sandra Wiechnik William Willfond Sue Williams Joann Winandy Linda Wineinger Kathleen Wise Terrence Wise Richard Wisniewski Robert Wolozanski Laura Wood Jean Wozniak Patricia Wright Shirley Yakim William Yarvis Susan Yelich Paul Yocum Shirley York Sandra Yovanoff Shirley Yovanoff Donn Yover Yvonne Zakula Andrew Zdobylak Nancy Zervos Chester Zielinski John Zimmerman Not Pictured Paul Adamus Randy Alabach Connie Alexander Henry Alszewski Charles Anstead Stephan Aresik Dan Arnold Steve Bowen Daniel Burchek Patricia Burton Pauline Carlson Joel Carper Thomas Chandler Daniel Cifalia Scott Conner Deborah Cox Diana Davis ames Daneff Dale Doolittle ( erry Drever ’ohn Eckhart ody Ernest Villiam Fair Mary Galindo Keitn Gladdis Raymond Goblo { ames Grabek )ave Grubb Edward Hall Anthony Hamilton Roberta Hanley Charles Hofty Janice Hora Nadine Hristovska Howard Hughes Thomas Jensen Patsy Johnson Larry Juzwicki Alex Korac Nick Korzau Richard Kuzmanoff Samuel Lazaro Steven Malyj Marie McKinley William McLaughlin Kenneth Meisel George Momcilovic Robert Manette Barb Moore anet Moskovich ’ohn Nadolski Donald Naminski ! sreal Pacheco Rodney Palmeteer Till Panagiotides udy Pawlak Milton Perry Krist Pirouslcy Margaret Pachron Steven Palovitch Stephen Pronze Jnda Rehfeldt ohn Renner im Ritchie ames Roumbos Charles Ryalls Edward Schaefer Steven Schaefer Ricards Silva Rudolph Skolak Peter otanisich Nancy Thoman Robert Urbanski Truce Wallace oseph Wooten ohn Zaidman 143 Class officers are, from left to right; Cindy Kubiak , Treasurer; Kyle Stevens , Secretary; Paul Hernandez , Vice-Presi¬ dent; Dick Kelley , President. Juniors Try to remember your third year in high school, your junior year. The juniors as upper classmen made manv contributions to the school. Remember when the junior section of the cheer¬ ing block had the most powerful voice. Remember planning the prom and working for the money to finance it. Remember planning your senior year with college and the future in mind. Try to re¬ member all the good times and new experiences you had in your junior year at Wallace. Class of 1970 144 Wayne Adams, Chris Alex¬ ander, Doug Ancell, Charles Anderson, Festeen Anderson, Tim Armato, Kathleen Arts Linda Arts, Wanda Asbury, Mark Augllin, Jean Axtman, Dan Bade, Ron Bailey, Rich Bajgrowicz Bill Balcerak, Roy Balcerak, Linda Ballway, Connie Bank, Rick Baromich, Corrie Barr, Bob Basista Dale Batman, Bob Beal, Larry Beasley, Hank Beck, Karen Bell, Dave Bencze, Mark Benjamin Robert Bernal, Larrv Bev, Linda Birdwell, Lloya Black, Don Blackburn, Celestine Bloomfield, Mike Bolich Sharon Bolin, Bill Bonner, David Bonta, James Boover, Terry Boyer, Betty Boylan, Carol Bracich Try to remember the miserable two hours you spent taking the PS AT. Bev Bradford, Bonnie Brady, Phil Bristow, Richard Broad- stone, Pam Broadway, Bob Broman, Michelle Brosky Everett Brown, Linda Brown, Mark Bryan, Gail Budgin, Gamita Buford, Sandy Bur- bee, Janet Burchuk Linda Burford, Bob Burkas, Sandie Burton, Mario Ca- misa, Tony Cammarato, George Cappony, Linda Caravana Shiela Carr, Tom Casbon Janet Cash, Bob Casko, Bill Cates, Larry Catlin, Ken Ceary Mary Ceranowski, James Chance, Robert Chester, Roger Chester, Mary Ann Chomack, Kathie Clark, Debbie Clements 145 Michelle Cobb, Beverly CofTel, Dean Coican, Ann Cole, Kathy Coler, Mike Colosimo, Maria Conder Gordon Conway, Edward Cook, Bill Court, Kathy Coz- manofT, Rodger Crawford, lion Crittenden, Charles Crnoevich Remember “Gammer Gurtons Needle”. Stanley Czaja, Bob Cwiklin- ski, Dorian Czekala, Bruce Daley, Jim Danford, Nancy Davies, Carol Davis Chris Deavers, Joe Demarti, Elaine Demis, Evelyn Dennie, Glenda Deramo, Kathleen Devine, Ron Devine Bob Devyak, Angela Dia¬ mond, Diane Dickey, Tom Dimetrieski, Dennis Dod¬ son, Gayle Dommer, Marva Drake Mike Drasic, Marlene Dravet, Dennis Dumas, Diane Dum- mel, Nancie Dusanovich, Sheryl Dutton, Chris Dybol- ski Michael Earl, Gladys Elmore, Lynelle Engelien, Michelle Ensalaco, Karen Erickson, Mike Erway, Barb Etherton Rick Evans, Elaine Evon, Carolyn Fairley, Guy Fer- ence, Jerry Finnerty, Sheila Finoli, Charles Fletcher Jim Flowers, George Fogle, Cinda Ford, Arlene Forem- sla, Sandy Forney, Linda Fraley, Jim Franzitta Willie French, Mary Ann Fritz, Anthony Frudakis, Sharon Frye, Sue Fulton, John Galich, Tom Galovic Alandress Gardner, Thomas Gamer, Pam Garrard, Steve Gary, Linda Geresy, Mike German, Rod Gile 146 Joan Glen, George Gonzales, Tom Goodman, Lynn Gor¬ don, Teo Gorski, Bob Greco, Bill Green Randy Gubberly, Laura Gu¬ errero, Gloria Gulaboff, Lupe Gutierrez, George Guzman, Linda Haas, Delois Hale Remember garages full of newspapers just waiting for some lucky junior to tie them. Cleve Hall, Janis Hall, Jim Hall, Bill Hallas, James Hal- lanbeck, Andy Halstead, John Hammako Lynda Hammond, Pat Hana- way, Jo Anne Hanes, Valerie Hardesty, Veronica Hardy, Bea Haro, Phyllis Harris Thomas Harris, Sylvester Harvey, Donna Hauser, Wayne Hawrys, Ray Hays, Faith Healy, Becky Hedge- path Michael Hedrich, Gary ' He- minger, Jan Henderson, Sue Hendrickson, Diane Hen- ningfleld, Diane Hilde- brandt Karl Himebaugh, Linda Hocza, Charles Holsteader, Chi-Chi Holt, Gary Holza, Doris Hope, Bob Hora Lawrence Inhat, Bob Ire¬ land, Elaine Jackson, Vickie Jadmak, Albert Jandura, Joel Jankowski, Nancy Jasura John Jazwicki, Cindi Jedli- kowski, Gerald Jenkins, Su¬ sie Jenkins, Linaa Jeremiah, Greg Johnson, Rod Johnson Grant Jones, Jack Jones, John Jones, Kathy Jones, Leah Ann Jones, Lorraine Jones, Wanda Jones Regina Juszkiwicz, John Kac- mar, Jerry ' Kaczur, Mary Ka¬ minski, Vicki Kappas, Dave Kassabaum, Vic Kay 147 Claudia Kellams, Dick Kel¬ ley, Colleen Kennedy, Bob Keroy, Paul Kilgore, Kathy Kimmet, Sue King Leonard Kirklen, Lynda Klein, Karen Klimis, Shirley Klosowski, Ken Knight, Jer¬ ry Knipp, Tom Knudson Al Kociara, Aleta Kokoto- vich, Donna Komper, Tim Konicke, Antoinette Kopsho, Nancy Koruschak, Bunny Kosak Larry Kosanovich, Ed Ko- scho, Dave Kosto, Kathy Kouvakas, George Kowalsky, Matt Kozar, Bill KristofT Steve Krol, William Kryston, Helen Krzepinski, Irene Krzepinski, Lynda Krzyzew- ski, Cindy Kubiak, Carl Ku- can Pattie Kulanko, Jim Kuzman- off, Bob Lacey, Joe Langel, Camille Largura, Daphne Lawrence, Jim Lesniak Remember getting your license but not the car. Jeanette Lewandowski, Maria Lia, Gary Liedtke, Randal Ligocki, Dennis Link, Alice Lopez, Sharon Lopez Sotero Luna, Pat Luzzi, Frank Macchia, Levom Mac- kins. Lucinda Macko, Jim Madison, Matt Madson Pam Makivich, Tom Mamel- son, Jerry Mancilla, Jim Maness, Mark Mann, Mike Manna, Cathy Masor Linda Mathson, Tim Matis, Kathy Matovina, Susan Ma- turkanich, Mitchell Mayo, Nancy Mazzaro, Dave Mc¬ Call Alethea McDonald, Danny McDowell, Carolyn McGraw, Joyce McGraw, Debra Mc- Kinnie. Denise Meiu, Janice Mihalik 148 Lani Mihelic, Mike Milato- vieh, Ken Miller, Chris Mi- lojevic, Tom Mishevich, Ur¬ sula Mi tic, Janice Mize Barb Moore, Dale Morgan, Sandy Mostak, Mike Mus- salum, Pat Muza, Marge Mu- zio, Greg Neal Paula Nepsa, Nick NikolofT, Danny Oliver, Jesse Oliver, Suzanne Olson, Karin Opa- cich, Doug Owens Robert Padron, Lorraine Pahkanen, Dean Panagiot- ides, Michelle Pattee, Elean- ore Paunovich, Jack Penning¬ ton, Tony Perella Helen Perdue, Chuck Peter¬ son, Dan Petrites, Greg Pe- troff, Chris Piasecki, Tom Piljac, Margaret Pilla Lianne Plesko, Barb Poncek, Terry Posavac, Deeann Potee, Antenette Praschak, Mi- chaela Price, Jeanette Pure- vich Remember spending your Christmas vacation doing your term topic. Pat Purevich, Joe Racich, John Rado, Brock Ramage, Diane Randolph, Susan Ran¬ kin, Pattie Rapo Chris Rarity, Grace Reyes, Joel Richter, Sarah Richter, Marlene Ristich, John Roach, David Robertson Henry Robinson, Robert Robinson, Victor Rock, Hiram Rodriguez, Laura Rodriguez, Yolanda Rodriguez, Chester Rodziewicz Linda Rogers, Diane Rogge, Marcia Rohaley, Robert Ro¬ meo, Barb Rosdil, Denise Roskowski, Jeff Ross Sharron Rouse, Diana Rudd, Tom Rosdil, Jim Rusk, John Russel, Mark Sadowski, Den¬ nis Sajda 149 Joseph Sarnicki, Jim Schnick, Warren Schoon, Joe Schue- tzewhufer, Pamela Scott, Debbie Seibal, Jack Seifert Debbie Selsor, Debbie Seru- nek, Lauri Shaffer, Gale Shannon, Calvin Shaw, Su¬ san Sikora, Sylvia Silva Chris Skaltsas, Barbara Skelton, Denise Sliwinski, John Slosar, Carol Smith, Dorothy Smith, Paul Smith Ruth Smith, Holly Smurda, Mike Snyder, Jim Schocki, Ed Sovich, Shirley Spak, Carol Sposito Ed ith Stansil, Rosalie Stan- zione, Tom Staples, Gale Stark, Nancy Stefanovich, Rose Stefanovich, Kyle Ste¬ vens Cornelius Stewart, Ed Stew¬ art, Angelina Stojanovic, Tom Stults, Linda Sullivan, Dave Sut, Mike Sut Rich Svirha, Joanne Svetich, Sharon Swatt, Norman Swisher, Laura Tabron, And- ra Talley, Elisa Tamietto Linda Taneff, Cathy Tarch- ala, Georgene Terzes, Barb Thomas, Yvette Thomas, Fred Tokarchuk, Ted Tokar- ski Paul Tombers, Sam Trapane, Cynthia Travick, Stephanie Trinidad, Evelyn Turner, Rex Unrue, Linda Uzelac Denise Valia™, Maryann Valse, Mike Valsi, Joy Varel- la, Diane Vasquez, Jeff Vas- sallo, John Vereb Try to remember laughing at the seniors who had to clean the school up after Zot Night. Michael Vichuras, Cheryl Vician, Nick Vorcapich, Da¬ vid Vukin, Bob Wahlman, Rodney Walker, Joyce Wari- eka 150 Ronald Washington, Dave Watkins, Steve Weiser, Eu¬ gene Wellman, Donna Wells, Andy White, Gary Williams Ronald Witte, Ed Wood, Ti- ra Yakim, Robin Yates, Steve Yedinak, Jim Yetsko, Janet Yoko Marianne Ziza. Joe Zukow- ski, Sharon Zullcowski Class officers are, from left to right; Dave Tipton , President; Linda , Vice-President; Georgian Mandon , Secretary; Debbie Shinovich , Treasurer. Sophomores Remember the year you were a sophomore. Try to remember what made your sophomore year dif¬ ferent from your first year in nigh school. Re¬ member the confidence that came with being a second-year veteran. Remember the new friends J you made and the new situations you faced. Re¬ member the fun you had participating in school functions. Try to remember how you felt at the 1969 Commencement when you realized that there were only two years of high school left. Class of 1971 152 Paul Abbate, Don Ander¬ son, Milan Andjelich, Donna Arbuckle, Brenda Arnold, Ken Arts, Craig Atkinson Miriam Aubuchan, David Bade, Janice Bailey, Pam Ballard, Jim Bartley, Henry Bassaraba, Bruce Becker Kathy Bell, Dave Beller, Dave Bellich, David Bencze, Aleta Benedict, Sharon Ben¬ son, Christine Bentley Warren Berg, Diane Bernal, David Besser, Lori Biggs, Eunice Bishop, Allen Black¬ man, Martha Blanco Kathy Bleicher, Liz Bojgno- wicz, Jerry Bonne, Lorraine Borchuk, Nancy Bottos, Glo¬ ria Bowman, Dan Bozich Freeman Bragdom, David Breaz, Bob Brewer, Pam Brooks, Mike Brown, Dawn Bubac, Bob Buda Charmaine Burch, Jim Burns, Diane Burr, Delbert Burton, Connie Butler, Eldo Camisa, Doug Capp Phyllis Carey, Prentice Car¬ ter, Rhonda Cassell, Helen Castro, Billy Cates, John Chandler, Linda Charnetsky Try to remember how glad you were that you knew your way around . on the first day of school Kathy Chase, Kurt Chaykow-- ski, Ed Chester, Adrean Chi- rilla, Janice Chnupa, Janice Chnupa, Jean Clark Ron Clayton, Cathy Click, Gail Collins, Barb Combs, Sheila Conley, Bill Connelly, Ron Cook Frank Cooley, Debbie Cor- beille, Kenneth Corbeille, Charmaine Costo, Pat Court, Ken Cozmanoff, Frank Cun- nington 153 Donna Czaja, JefT Czarnecki, William Darling, Gereba Davenport, Marlene Davies, Jon Davis, Martin Davis Patti Davis, Harvey Day, Kathy Deavers, Cathy Deary, Valerie DeBusk, Doug De¬ jesus, Joe Dellerose Mike Depta, Randy Devaney, Roberta Dillman, Tom Di- mos, Joseph Djokic, Bob Dragicn, Renee Drotefl Janice Drozdal, Mark Dug¬ gan, Rodney Durbin, Audrey Dybas, Terry Edwards, Kathy Ennis, Cindy Erako- vich Woodie Erwin, Ray Fagg, Paula Failla, Ed Fancher, Carol Ferhat, Mike Fesi, Fernando Fox Linda Fifield, Jay Finnearty, Cheryl Forsythe, Scott Fox, Oscar Fraley, Cheryl Fran- zitta, Keith Fulton Robert Fulton, Joe Gabriel, Yvonne Gabriel, Carol Ga- jewski, Ann Marie Galovic, Robert Gannon, Ruben Gar¬ cia Ross Garritano, Melvin Gas¬ kins, Nick Georgian, Gary Gerbick, Terry Gest, Thelma Charley, Dale Giolas Remember stretching crepe paper for the Inaugural. Gene Gipson, Marlene Goad, Sherry Goodman, Gary Gar- by, Phil Gordon, Dan Grabow - ski, Jo Ellen Grecco Cathy Green, Larry Gresh, JefT Gross, Shawn Grove, Ken Gudinas, Nancy Hahn, Cathy Hall Patricia Hall, Trudy Hall, Bev Hallenbeck, Ray Hanley, Steve Hamilton, Tim Hamil¬ ton, Sue Hannah 154 Kathy Harness, George Har¬ ris, Linda Harris, Becky Har¬ rison, Randy Hayde, Robert Hendrikson, La verne Hensley Janet Hernandez, Chris Heveder, Mike Hielscher, Barbara Hill, Betty Hill, Richard Hill, Linda Hodges Dave Hoffman, Shield Hof- man, Ed Hojnacki, Paul Hol¬ ley, Mary Hollopeter, Spring Holloway, Al Horn Kathy Hostetler, Charles Howard, Marilyn Hmjak, Jim Hughes, Howard Hurst, Ronald Hutman, Victor Hut- man Anne Jacobs, Judy Jacobs, Nina Jacobs, Nancy Jaksich, Devis Janda, Charles Jenkins, Dave Jeffress Bernard Johnson, Carliss Johnson, Debra Johnson, Jeff Johnson, Jim Johnson, Jon Johnson, Nancy Johnson Randy Johnson, Sharon John¬ son, Alice Jones, Betty Toy, Lisa Juarez, Mike Juszkie- wicz, Irene Kaczur Mary Kalember, Dave Ka¬ minski, Irene Kapnas, Anka Kama, Dave Karriman,Thom¬ as Karagory, Victor Karbow- ski Remember the Pythagorean Theorom. Dennis Kelley, Alexis Kep- char, George Kirkilewski, Leon Kirkilewski, Marilyn Kirtland, Nick Kolef, Cindy Konipacki Eileen Korhel, Sandi Korze- niewski, Sandy Kouskutis, Alberta Krol, Mike Kruse, Hatse Krystinski, Sharon Kulanko Kathy Kuz manoff, John Kwasniewski, Barb Lanart, Lois Lamberth, John Lank¬ ford, Bill Lashenik, Liliana Laslagarkovski 155 Ken Lath urn, Charlene Lay- zod, Stoneway Lay, Gary Ledak, Carol Lemaich, Tony Linkolich, Dennis Loar Tony Logan, Judy Loucko, Albertine Lowery, Tim Lu- cich, Greg Mackley, John Maksimovie, Neil Maksimo¬ vich Try to remember the long ten weeks you waited for your class ring Evan Mammas, Rich Man- dich, Georgian Mandon, El¬ len Manolopoulas, Melanie Manoski, Gayle Marciniak, Olin Marcus Marsha Marcis, Phil Markis, Donna Marks, Jim Marshall, Rich Marthel, Barb Martin, Paulette Martin Myron Matthies, Ed May- field, Jimmy Mayo, Kathy Mayviers, Kathy McCann, Bob McGuire, YVoodine Mc- Faddin Bob McKay, Cindy McNeil, Gerv McNeill, Caryn Mc- Quilkin, Jim McQuillin, Jack McWilliams, Renee Menear Dave Mesich, Sue Middle- ton, Jack Vlillan, Dennis Meiu, Tim Miles, Jeanette Miller, Maynard Mills Tom Mitrovich, Jack Mohoi, Rick Moore, Holly Moos, Linda Morgan, Bill Morrison, Bill Matt Barb Mrak, Patricia Mudryk, Peter Mulin, Stan Murray, Pam Myer, Frank Naccarato, Holly Nicholas John Nicksic, Boris Nikolich, Sylvia Nokovic, Helen Nor¬ man, Russel Olds, Cynthia Oliver, Dave Opalak Harold Opalko, Moke Orlich, Ron Ortosky, Donna Ouder- kirk, Rosemary Padron, Don Pardus, Kathy Palmer 156 Carolyn Palo, Archie Patter¬ son, Martha Panagiotides, Roy Parker, Wilma Parker, Jerri Parrott, Dennis Patter¬ son Mary Patterson, Violet Pa- vich, Mike Paunovich, Steve Pawlak, Bernadette Pawlik, Charles Peck, Charlene Pest Remember the first time you wore your lettermans jacket. Barb Pfister, Dale Picka, Belinda Pieczkiewicz, John Polomchak, Rose Popovie, Delores Popp, Marie Procopy JefT Pruitt, Johnny Purser, Cindy Quenett, Debbie Rad¬ ford, Norma Ramirez, Terry Rangeloff, Clarence Reed Jim Regas, Robert Remijan, Erhardt Rempler, Tom Rend¬ er, William Renner, Laura Respecke, Ed Rich Maureen Rikli, Ron Ritthaler, Charlene Roberts, Lori Rob¬ erts, Bob Rodriguez, Fabian Rodriguez, Deborah Roe Pat Rogalski, Joseph Romeo, Judy Rooker, Cindy Rosen- daul, Linda R us nock, Janet Rzonca, Debbie Sanders Kathleen Sarris, Jane Scha- cki, Carry Schultz, Larry Scubelek, Wiilie Sease, Rutn Seberger, Cami Seramur Nick Sgouros, Debbie Sha- shelski, Joe Sherron, Debbie Shinovich, Britt Shipley, Chris Shirley, Dan Shumaker Rosalinda Shumaker, Karen Sibich, Mattie Silich, Mike Simko, John Simons, Gus Si- taras, Sheila Sizemore Marsha Skaltsas, Cindy Shi - rak, Bonnie Skorich, Jan Smith, Sue Smith, Mike Solo- man, Steve Sonity 157 Marty Soroka, Mike Spodin- ak, Anna Sposito, John Stan¬ ley, Kim Starr, John Starzyk, Dave Stephenson Chuck Stevens, Debbie Ste¬ vens, Barbara Stewart, Mark Stewart, Narathy Stingley, Robert Stochel, Milorad Sto- janovic Mary Stokes, Beverly Strick¬ land, Judy Syrincevich, Ron Svetich, Richard Swiatek, Diane Szcerba Catherine Szucs, Kathleen Szymanski, Claudia Tanner, Liz Taylor, Alan Thomas, Thomas Thomas, Terry Tierce Dave Tipton, Bob Tomko, Ron T rinidad, Lynn T ruchan, Valerie Tubbs, Al Turn- baugh, John Turnak Alexander Ugarte, Ken Urba- na, Dan Ursta, Karen Uzelac, Carol Vahary, Patricia Vance, Jerry Van Wienen Chris Vargas, Jerry Vargo, Marla Vassallo, Richard Vas- quez, Mary Vereb, Kathy Vinchur, Dino Vlahos Remember that the day the seniors left you called yourselves juniors. Pierre Vuletic, Andrea Wag¬ ner, Joe Wagner, John Wali- ffura, Jack Walker, Bob Wal¬ la, Tim Wardrip Robert Waters, Marilee Watkins, Frank Watrakie- wicz, John Wayman, Terri Weaver, Larry Wesson, Gary Wheeler Bill White, Pam White, Ran¬ dy Whitten, Marlene Wil- hoite, Mike Wieczorek, Dor¬ othy Wiggins, Linda Will Johanna Williamson, Roy Williams, Bill Wilson, Joann Wilson, Richard Wilson, Pat¬ ty Wilusz, Richard Wilusz £3 l M A- 158 Joni Wineinger, Otto Wini- cky, Kathy Wirick, Jim Wisz, Lena Wittrup, Jim Wojtan, Richard Wolozanski Larry Wortsman, Marian Yacko, Rich Yelich, Donald Yetsko, Bob York, Shirley Young, Millie Zakula Janice Zarik, Mary Jo Zator, Terry Zeiba, Leona Zielinski, Marshall Zimney, Ted Zo- londz, George Zupko 159 Class officers are, from left to right; Debbie Capp, Vice-President; Adrienne Chirilla, President; Dawn Trivanovich, Secre¬ tary; Claudia Pendleton, Treasurer. Freshmen Try to remember your freshman year at Lew Wallace. Remember bow you talked about Badly as if it were a hundred vears in the past. Try to re¬ member the tortures of Freshman Week. Remem¬ ber when you began taking part in school activi¬ ties. Remember that by Tune you were well ac¬ quainted with high school and looking forward to a long vacation. Class of 1972 160 Debbie Abila, Beneath Adams, Rosemary Adams, Vernon Adamson, Roger Adank, Joe Ade, Debby Ag- villon Carrie Albrecht, Bruce Alex¬ ander, Dale Allen, James Al¬ len, Nelson Allen, James Alexander, William Allman Dixie Lee Alton, Nick Am¬ brose, Cindy Anderson, Richard Anderson, Robert Anderson, Mike Apolzar, Joanne Ares Remember how many times you were late for that class on the third floor of the West Building. Phil Arnold, Lorraine Bai- gent, Barbara Bailey, Chris Bailey, Keith Bailey, Don Bakeman, Michael Baldea Gary Ballway, Teff Bankman, Charlotte Banks, Roosevelt Banks, Diane Barr, Michele Basic, Vernadine Bates Stanley Baum, Pam Becker, Jim Belcher, Nancy Bello- vary, Doris Bender, Diane Benko, Blair Bennington Nick Berkebile, Ed Berry, Richard Bessler, Adam Bie- lawski, Yuri Bigrovich, Joan Bires, Bob Black Linda Blackburn, Angie Blanco, Julie Bobnick, Dion Boles, Janine Bonner, Gre¬ gory Boose, Charles Boozer Rick Boswell, Ed Bowen, Terri Bowen, Frank Bravo, Benjamin Brown, Pat Brown, Erica Brier Curtis Brown, Samella Brown, Bobbi Buchanan, Ken Bum- bales, Mark Cafenteris, Steve Calamaris, Debbie Capp Estelle Capony, Diane Card- well, Beth Casper, David Cavanaugh, Becky Chambers, Dorothy Chapman, George Chapman 161 William Chatman, Jeff Che- tester, Carol Chimel, Nancy Chrisnesky, Ed Christensen, Tom Christman, Vin Civilins Holly Clark, Karen Clay. Robin Clements, Leonard Coffey, John Cogney, Cindy Cokusis, Julianna Comanacki Tim Compton, Dave Conkie, Mark Conner, Willard Con¬ way, Karen Coonce, Ada Cooper, Tom Cooper Jack Costello, Tim Courtney, Bill Cox, Cheryl Cox, Donna Crisman, Troian Cristea, Jim Cmkovich Janet Croft, Sharon Czekas, Cindi Czubik, John Damian, Kathy Darner, Ben Darter, Roger Davidson Jim Davies, Eileen Davis, Nancy Davis, Shedrick Davis, Steve Davis, Jeri-Lynn Dea- ly, Debbie Dejesus Mark Derek, Milly Dellich, Darlene Deloney. Paul Dia¬ mond, Ralph Dickerson, Ed¬ ward Diznski, Rich Doman- sky Linda Dominick, Dan Doss, Linda Douglas, Sam Douth- itt, Lillian Doudell, Donna Drasich, Marsha Drever Try to remember when you slipped on the ice on your way to the West Building. Andy Dreuda, Garry DuMay, Jenny Duron, Billy Dutton, Janis Dutton. Linda Dykni- us, Walter Eawards Jackie Erickson, Maureen Erwin, Emilv Fair, Mike Faught, Deobie Felinski, Leo Felman, Richard Feter- ick John Fiacable, Sue Fifield, Les Finnearty, Ed Fisher, Bill Flowers, Phyllis Floyd, Terry Fodemski 162 Leon Ford, Janet Forster, Deborah Fox, Donna Frang- is. Barb Franlcovich, Sharon Fritz, Georgia Frudakis Tom Frye, Kathy Fulton, Linda Furgerson, Debbie Galetka, Cathy Galich, Debra Gallagher, Kathy Galovic Rose Garcia, Rosa Mary Gar¬ cia, D ' Andrea Garritano, Pat Gave, Mike George, Phil Gerbick, Steve Gersack Gale Gibbs, Rochell Gibson, Marshall Gilliana, Greg Ci¬ lia, Greg Giliss, Jake Givan, Rodney Gladis Kathleen Glenn, Donna Gon¬ zales, Mike Gorby, Hollis Gould. Taiyi Grabek, Edie GreenDaum, Randy Greer Connie Groth, Robert Guer¬ rero, Millie Gutesha, Don Guzman, Richard Habuyak, Pam Hade, Bob Hale Diana Hallett, Keith Hana- way, Mark Hansell, Linda Hamady, Debbie Hanbison, Tom Harding, Melvin Hardy Carmencita Harris, Carolyn Harris, Delores Harris, Rita Hayes, Patrick Hearns, Don Hecker, Lera Heffner Remember when you didn ' t beat your parents to your first computer report card. David Heisler, James Hem- inger, Rick Henderson, Becky Henningfield, George Hernandez, Paul Hernandez, Bill Hertaus Beth Herzog, Gloria Hester, Byron Himebaugh, Raymona Holmes, Mike Hodges, Le¬ roy Hostetter James Hill, John Haloschak, Gregory ' Hinton, Delmas Hun, Andy Hunter, Sue Hunter, Sue Hunter 163 Pam Hurey, Dean Hutch¬ ins, Arthur Ibarra, Sandy Itemandez, Pat Iwan, Dree Jackson, William Jancose Joan Jandura, Jaspe Jasper, Debbie Jeremiah, Debbie Johnson, Jeff Johnson, Paula Johnson, Steve Johnson Eddie Jordan, Cindy Jurgen- sen, Rich Kandalic, Steve Kapalka, Angelika Kama, Gregg Kay, Lynn Kayner Karl Kellawan, Lisa Kellby, Alanna Kennedy, Gayla Kes- ter, Charlie Key, Henry Ki- cinski, Michael Kimmet Carrie King, Deborah Kirk- man, John Kleminie, Dave Klimis, Debbie Klippel, Mary Kamirez, Jenry Kocnek Joan Komorkoski, Donna Knight, Ron Knight, Janell Knop, Jerry Knopic, Marian Kolottis, George Korhel Remember when you counted how many seniors you knew. Joseph Korhel, Robert Koso- vich, Mike Kovalsky, James Kozlica, Chester Kozvro, Theodora Krinakis, Sylvia Kristevsky Maiyann Krleski, Debbie Krol, Pam Krysinski, Eileen Kryzewski, Tulle Kubiak, Dana Kurowski, Jerry Kucza Trajanka Kutanoski, Barb Kuyhendall, Dan Laack, Mary Labkin, Cheryl Lacey, Robert Lafata, Carl Lakomek Karen Lane, Richard Lang- an, Jerry Langel, Tom Lang- el, Mike Lashenik, Sandy Lawrence, Terrie Lawrence Chico Lazaro, Carole Lee, Frank Leid, George Lewis, Bob Liedtke, Judy Lilly, Cathy Loar 164 Sandra Lopez, Bill Lothian, John Lozenkowsld, Bob Lo¬ zier, Fred Luna, Minerva Luna, Dan McAdams Julie McBeath, Jimmy Mc¬ Clain, Dennis McColly, Jan¬ ice McDaniel, Debbie Mc¬ Kay, Lois McKinlay, Randy McKinley Brenda McKinnie, Jean Mc- Mullin, Chuck McNiece, Kimberly McQuaid, Sandy Mahojlovic, Susan Mallica, Sue Malone Sally Manley, Chris Maraskv, Frank Maraszkiewicz. Gerald Marcotte, Cindy Mark, Dave Markovich, Charles Marks Pete Marowdos, Tanya Marthul, Frank Martikean, George Martin, Jeanette Martin, Manuel Martinez, Rudy Martinez Patricia Maruth, Cheryl Mason, Sandra Matthews, Mike Maturkanich, Sandra Maxwell, Rosemary Medel¬ lin, Maria Medina Try to remember when your mother thought that Mac’s was your friend’s house . Kevin Medved Marvin Merle, Pam Middleton, Tim Mihalek, Paul Miller, Vesna Milutinovich, Debbie Miney Vanessa Mitchell, Michael Miti, Christine Mitrovich, Michael Modrowski, Susan Molik, Debra Montgomery, Sharon Montgomery Deborah Moody, Ernest Morales, Toby Morales, Gail Morey, Ursula Moye, Charles Mroz, Kerry Mushinsky Phil Mussallem, Jesse Nasi- anceno, Nettie Nelms, Don Nicholl, Ron Niketh, Lori Nickolich, Dave Novak Jonathan Novotny, James Nuzzo, Angie Odom, Connie Oliver, Peggy O’Neill, Joe Onder, Shirl Outlaw 165 David Pacheco, Joe Padco, Carmille Padlo, Paula Palo, Tom Popovich, Regina Park¬ er, Carolyn Parnell Mike Pashkash, Nancy Pas¬ tor, Mary Patitsas, Tim Pat¬ ton, Steve Paulovich, Cathy Pavel, Claudia Pendleton Diana Perry, Norman Perry, Roberta Peterson, Mike Pe- trovic, Patti Phillips, Edward Piatak, JoAnn Piazza Anette Pierce, Davis Poa- golas, Tim Pochron, Jeff Pole, Rex Polozitch, Wayne Pope, Ned Popovich Bill Posavac, Don Posavac, Randy Powell, John Prasch- ak, Larry Price, Jim Prowl, Penny Prue Dave Pruitt, Sandi Przybysz, Mark Psimos, Carol Purevich, Sharon Purevich, Randy Raber, David Radman Joe Rajski, Carolyn Rarity, Tom Rebraca, Dan Reckten- wall, Phil Renner, Aita Reyes, Mimi Richter Paula Rikos, Wayne Riley, Ann Rivera, John Rivera, Jackie Robertson, Clark Rob¬ inson, Robert Rochlan Remember being at the Freshman Class Party and wishing you were at the Junior Prom. Elizabeth Rock, Maria Ro- darte, Dwight Rodriguez, Carliss Rogers, Don Rogers, Pam Rogers, Delja Rogula Judel Rogula, Dan Rohaley, Susan Rosco, Jackie Ross. Darlene Roundtree, Richard Rowe, Cynthia Ruske Carol Rusnock, Warren Sabo, Ervin Sajoera, Connie Sal¬ mon, Millie Samardzija, Chris SarafTn, William Scha- chno 166 Connie Schaefer, Susan Schoon, Donna Scott, Ernes - ty Seay, Violet Segan, Deb¬ bie Serynak, Mark Shaginaw Kathleen ShapkarofT, Doug Shelbourne, James Shunter, Billy Silver, Beverly Shirey, Russell Shirley, John Shultz Arthur Silva, Paul Simons, Margie Skinta, Mary Slama, Bud Slepcevich, Danny Slo- as, Herbert Slofield Bob Smith, Delois Smith, Jenny Smith, Joseph Smith, Ron Smith, Ken Snedecor, Connie Solivais Debbie Sorcevich, Nancy Soroka. Susan Sorba, Linda Spanicn, Sue Spurlock, Paul Sreckovich, Sylvia Stalbaum Norman Starks, Barb Steg- nach, Karen Stephenson, Linda Stevens, Mary Stock, Pam Stowell, Donna Struble David Stutler, Rick Svetan- off, JoAnn Swigon, Barb Szentesy, John Szymanski, Sylvia Tabor Louis Taleff, Dave Talley, Gene Tanner, Veronica Taylor, Alma Thomas, Ken¬ neth Thomas, Vernon Thomas Try to remember the first time somebody zotted your house. Jerry Thompson. Teresa Tomaszenski, Mark Torchio, Don Toth, Luann Towers, Phyllis Trinidad, Valerie Trinoskey Dawn Trivanovich, Cecil Trusty, Sandra Trusty, Van¬ essa Truvillion, Flora Turner, Bob Urban, Jan Urbanik Dave Vahary, Debbie Vance, Marti Vance, Chris Vaugh- man, Mike Ventura, Irene Vereb, John Vucko 167 Hon Vukin, Glenn Wadley, Marlene Wahl, Bill Walters, Kathy Wampler, Jackie Warner, Pam Warren Betty Washington, Chris Wasowicz, Randy Wathen. Wendy Wellnitz, Bernard Wellen, Brent Whitaker, Don White Kevin White, Michael Wick- erson, Mike Wilishonsky, Jessie Wilkerson, Barbara Williams, Carmen Williams, Darlene Williams Debbie Wilson, Marie Wilso- no, Tim Wise, Joe Wisher, Mike Wisniewsici, Debbie Wojciechowski, Olga Wola- shonski James Word, Ruth Worts man, Patty Wozniak, Gary Wright, Harvey Wright, Diane Yarichak, Kathy Yates Shawna Yaros, Toby Yocum, Pete Yoko, Donna York, Di¬ anne Yougkin, Milan Zece- vich, SydeTl Zimney Rose Zukowski, JefTZweig 168 In Memory . . . Rose Gurrituno —October 22, W50-December 16, W68 The Saddest Words _ Of all sad words of tongue or pen. The saddest are these: “It might have been! John Greenleaf Whittier Mark Torchio —August 12 , 1952-Xovember 2 S, 1968 Robert Hora —December 20, 1950-December 16,1968 169 . 170 WALTER LENNERTZ, INC 6501 Broadway SCOTT DRUGS 6171 Cleveland 49th AVE. 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Koney King 5185 Broadway Compliments of a Friend 4601 Broadway Gary, Indiana Koney Dogs—Chili—Hamburgers Veach for Flowers 3988 Broadway Phone 884-1 188 Patrons Village Card 4 Camera Glen Park Florist Village Shopping Center 4256 Broadway C L Auto Supply Brahms Toy 4 Hobby Store 4088 Broadway 5025 Broadway Gary, Indiana i Quill and Blade Sales Representatives 3532 Village Court 182 INDEX ADAMUS, PAUL ADANK, JANICE: Girls’ Club; F.T.A. Varsity Cheerleader; Frosh. Sec.; Los Amigos; Olympians; Jr. Prom Comm.; Human Relations Cluo; Student Coun¬ cil, Treas.; Homecoming Queen; Phi¬ losopher; Girls’ State Rep.; Booster Club; Quill and Scroll; G.A.A. Frosh. Award ALABACH, RANDOLPH: Tennis; Thespians; Best Actor Award ’68. ALDERSON, DENNIS: Boys’ Club; Sr. Prom Comm.; Quill and Blade Photographer; Deca (Jlub, Jr. Pres. ALLMAN, CATHY: Girls’ Club; F. T.A. Sec.; Human Relations Forum; German, V. Pres., Pres.; French Club; Student Council; Inkpots, Sec.; Boost¬ er Club; Soph. History Award; Girls’ Club Activity Award. ALT, JOHN ANDONOV, DONCHE: Russian Club, Pres.; Track; Cross Country; Football I; Swimming I ANDREWS, HAROLD: Football I ANDREWS, TIM: Boys’ Club; Cross Country ANDJELICH, MILKA. Girls’ Club; G. A.A.; F.T.A.; Girls’ Glee Club ANSTEAD, CHARLES: Wrestling ANSTEAD, CHERYL: Girls’ Club; Orchestra ARNOLD, DAN ASBURY, KAREN ATKOSH, PATTI: Girls’ Club AVE, AVA: Thespians BABICH, EVETTE: F.T.A.; Student Council; Auditorium Council, soph, award; French Club; Girls’ Club; Phi¬ losopher; Sr. Prom Comm. BAILEY, GREGORY BAILEY, GWENDOLYN: Girls’ Club BAILEY, KAREN: Girls’ Club; Jr. Prom Comm.; Auditorium Council, Treas. BALCERAK, DANIEL BARKER, WAYNE: Track; Wrestling BARNES, DAVID: Swimming; Stu¬ dent Council; Football I; Boys Club; Latin Club BARNETT, EDWARD: Boys’ Club; Football Manager BARTHOLDI, SANDRA: Girls’ Club BASISTA, LAWRENCE: Boys’ Club B ASTI AN, GREGORY BENEDICT, CAROLYN: Girls’ Club; Sr. Prom Comm. BENJAMIN, SHARON: Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Booster Club; Honor Roll Booster; F.T.A.; Los Amigos; Sr. Prom Comm.; Quill and Blade Senior Index BENSIE, KATHY: Honor Roll; G.A.A.; F.T.A.; Booster; Thespians, Sec.; Sr. Prom Comm. BERKMAN, BRIAN: Baseball; Club “W”; Basketball BIGGS, KENNETH: Boys Club; Sr. Class V. Pres.; Football; Club “W”, Sec.; Basketball; Track; Student Council; Frosh. Athletic Award BIRES, PATRICIAN BISSELL, MANLEY BLACK, JANICE: F.H.A. Pres.; Honor Roll BLACK, PATRICIA: Student Coun¬ cil; Girls’ Club; Sr. Prom Comm. BLANTOM, LESTER BLEICHER, JENNIFER: Girls’ Club; Sr. Prom Comm. BOLIN, ANITA: Girls’ Club BOOR, CAROLE: Girls’ Club BOSWELL, LARRY: Chess Club; Treas., Pres.; Biology Club, Pres.; WGVE, Student Sports Director; Bi¬ ology Award BOTTOS, CAROLE: G.A.A.; Boost¬ er Club; Los Amigos; Girls’ Club; Majorette; Sr. Prom Comm. BOWEN, STEVE BOYLAN, PATRICIA: Girls’ Club; Jr. Prom Comm. BOZICH, NANCY: Auditorium Council, Pres.; Student Council, V. Pres.; Homecoming Court; Frosh. Class Treas.; Girls Club; Booster Club; G.A.A.; F.T.A.; Jr. Prom Comm. BRIEDE, JANETTE: Quill and Blade; F.H.A.; Girls’ Club; Honor Roll; Jr. Prom Comm. BROADSTONE, SANDRA: C.A.A., Pres.; Girls’ Club; Sr. Prom Comm.; Honor Roll BRODAR, THOMAS: Track; Boys’ Club; Los Amigos; Intramurals; Chess Club BUCHKO, CAROL: F.T.A.; Girls’ Club; Honor Roll; Sr. Prom Comm. BUDGIN, VICTORIA: Girls’ Club BUHA, ROBERT: Football, Tri-cap- tain; Student Council; Senior Class Treas.; Sr. Prom Comm.; Intramurals; Basketball; Track; Baseball; Boys’ Club; Club “W” BUM BALES, FRANK: Boys’ Club; i r. Prom Comm.; Sr. Prom Comm.; iaseball; Basketball; Intramurals; Student Council; Club “W” bURCHUK, DANIEL BURKE, PATRICIA: Girls’ Club; Sr. Prom Comm.; Booster Club BURNS, RICHARD BURTON, PATRICIA CADAVID, DIANE: Girls’ Club; F. T.A.; Human Relations; Sr. Prom Comm.; Booster Club CAMPBELL, SUSAN: Booster Club; Sr. Prom Comm.; Girls’ Club CAPP, DONNA: Auditorium Coun¬ cil; Olympians; Girls’ Club; Booster Club CARA VAN A, SHARON: Olympians; G. A.A.; Auditorium Council; Girls’ Club; Booster Club; Los Amigos; Ra¬ dio; F.T.A. CAREY, MARY: Girls’ Club; G.A.A. CARLESON, PAULINE: Girls’ Club; Concert Choir; NISBOVA CARPER, JOEL CHANDLER, THOMAS CHARNTZKY, BETTY: Human Re¬ lations, Treas.; Girls’ Club; F.T.A. CHIKOS, PAULA: FHA; Mixed Choir; Girls’ Club CH1RILA, CHARLES: Football; Golf; Club “W”; Philosopher; Human Relations Forum CHOWNING, RICHARD CHNUPA, DONNA: Concert Band; All-City Band; Orchestra; Girls’ Club; Biology; Shorthand I Award; NISBOVA CIFALIA, DANIEL CLICK, PAT. Choir; NISBOVA CLIFT, JAMES COGGINS, KATHLEEN: F.T.A.; Booster Club; Girls’ Club; Human Relations COKUSES, CUS COMBS, CATHERINE: Thespians; Best Actress Award, ’67, ’68; Best Thespian Award, ’67, ’68; G.A.A.; Sr. Prom Comm.; Human Relations Fo¬ rum; Girls’ Club; Olympians COMPTON, WILLIAM CONNER, SCOTT CONSORTI, SANDRA: Auditorium Council; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Boost¬ er Club; Philosopher; Quill and Blade COOPER, DAVID: Football, Tri¬ captain; Baseball; Student Council; Intramurals; Boys’ Club CORVEILLE, MARY: Girls’Club COTHREN, DONNA: Girls’ Club; National Honor Society; Sr. Prom Comm. Chairman COX, DEBORAH: Girls’ Club CRISTALLO, DARLENE: Girls’ Club; F.T.A.; Klub Kem; Booster Club; Inkpots; G.A.A. CRNKOVICH, LAURA: Girls’Club CRAFT, SHERRY: Girls’ Club; Choir CUNNINGHAM, PATRICIA: Philos¬ opher; Drama; Biology Club; Jr. Li¬ brary Award; Girls’ Club CZUBIK, JACQUELINE: Girls’Club, Jr. V. Pres., Pres.; Olympians; French Club, V. Pres.; Booster Club; Jr. Class Treas.; Jr., Sr., Prom Comm.; G.A.A.; Reserve Cheerleader DAVENPORT, CAROLYNE DAVIDSON, CARLA DAVIS, DIANA: Girls’ Club DAVIS, CARY: Boys’ Club; F.T.A.; Russian Club, Pres.; Junior Russian Award; National Honor Society, V. Pres. DAVIS, JUDY DEATON, KAREN: Girls’ Club; Booster Club; F.T.A. DEMKO, BARBARA DE ST. JEAN, JACKIE: Girls ' Club DONEFF, JAMES DOLITTLE, DALE DRASICH, DONALD: Concert Or¬ chestra DREVER, JERRY DUCHSCHER, GAIL: Girls’ Club; Club Deca DEDASH, ANDREW: Football I; Honor Roll DUFRESNE, SHIRLEY DUGGAN, PATRICK: Basketball DUMAY, TERRY: Human Relations; ROTC Drill Team; NRA DUSICH, JEROLYN: Inkpots, Pres.; Girls’ Club; Russian Club, Sec.; Jr. English Award; Soph. English A- ward; Philosopher; F.T.A.; GAA DZUNDA, LINDA: Girls’ Club; Los Amigos ECKHART, JOHN ELKO, GEORGE ELOFF, JIM: Football I-IV; Boys’ Club; Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm.; Track I; Physical Ed. Award ENG, JIM: Philosopher, co-editor; Russian Club; Klub Kem; Boys’ Club; F. T.A. ERADOVICH, JOANNA: Girls’ Club; Sr. Prom Comm., Booster Club; G. A.A. ERDELAC, STEPHEN: F.T.A. ERICKSON, ELIZABETH: Girls’ Club ERNEST, JODY: Quill and Blade; Quill and Scroll; Philosopher; Boost¬ er Club; F.T.A.; Girls’ Club EVANS, EVAN FADELL, SANDRA: Girls’ Club; Club Deca FAGG, BONNIE FAILLA, CARLA: Girls’ Club; Club Deca, Treas.; Sr. Prom Comm.; GAA FAIR, WILLIAM: ROTC Drill Team; ROTC Honor Council FALATIC, RICHARD FANCHER, KAREN: Club Deca; Girls’ Club FANGRAS, GUS FATTORE, CHERYL: Concert Choir; G.A.A. FAVIA, TIMOTHY FERNANDEZ, NANCY: Los Amigos; Sr. Prom Comm.; Booster Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Girls’ Club; F.T.A. FICKENSCHER, MARY: Mixed Choir; Girls’ Club FLEEGER, DEBORAH: White Caps, Sec. Auxilia; Girls’ Club; Human Re¬ lations Forum FOLER, DEBORAH: Student Coun¬ cil, Treas.; Honor Society Pres.; Ger¬ man Club; French Club, Pres.; Ink¬ pots, Jr. V. Pres.; Concert Choir, Sec.; Girls’ Club; Auditorium Council; Co- Chairman Jr. Prom. FORNEY, JEAN: Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Sr. Prom Comm. FOX, THOMAS FRANZITTA, MARY FRITZ, DAVID GALETKA, GLORIA: Girls’ Club GALINDO, MARY GALLO, JANET: Girls’ Club; Girls’ Glee Club GASKINS, ANNA: Girls’ Club GERBICK, PAMELA: Philosopher; Sr. Prom Comm.; Senior Honor Soci¬ ety; Quill and Blade; Quill and Scroll; F.T.A., Sr. V. Pres., Treas.; Auxilia, Sec.; French Club; Booster Club; F.T.A. Service Award; Girls’ Club GIELNIAK, JAMES: Football; Boys’ Club; Basketball GIKAS, THEODORE: Student Council; Pica Club; Thespians; Boys’ Club; Football I GILL, KAREN GILLIANA, DEBRA: Booster Club; Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; F.T.A.; Girls’ Glee Club GILLIANA, NANCY GIOTH, HANNILORE GIRGENTI, HOBART: Cross Coun¬ try, Captain; Track; Club “W”; NIS¬ BOVA; Boys’ Club; Concert Band; Band; Pres., Honor Roll GLADDIS, KEITH: Pica Club; Boys’ Club; Quill and Blade GOAD, RUSSELL: Tennis; Boys’ Club; Club “W” GOBLA, RAYMOND GOETZ, MICHELLE: Girls’ Club; Sr. Prom Comm.; Auditorium Council; Booster Club; French Club; Latin Club, V. Pres.; Student Council; Foot- ball-O-Rama Queen, ’68; Inkpot GONZALEZ, PATRICIA GOTTSCHLING, JUDITH: Band GRABEK, JAMES GRECO, THOMAS GREEN, LINDA GREEN, PAULA: Girls’ Club GRESH. DAN: Chamber Choir; NISBOVA GRUBB, DAVID GULETTE, JERRY GULYAS, DAVID: Golf; Chess Club; Concert Orchestra; Honor Roll GUTKOWSKI, STANLEY: Football; Wrestling HALL, EDWARD: Pica Club HALL, MICHAEL: Basketball I HALLER, DEBORAH: Russian Club; F. T.A.; Thespians; Girls’Club HAMILTON, ANTHONY HANLEY, ROBERTA: Girls’ Club; Quill and Blade; F.T.A. HANSEN, DENISE HARE, EDWARD: Pica Club HARMON, GLORIA: Marching Band; German Club, Treas.; Majorette; G. A.A. Council; NISBOVA; Band, Treas. HATFORD, JUNE: French Club; Quill and Scroll; Philosopher; F.T.A. Award; Girls’ Club; Social Studies Award HEMINGER, SUSAN: G.A.A. Coun¬ cil; Inkpots; Auxillia; Sr. Prom Comm.; Girls’ Club HENNINGFIELD, SHIRLEY HERTAUS, CAROL HIELSCHER, ROY: Honor Roll HODGES, JAMES: Boys’ Club HOFTY, CHARLES: Football I II; Boys’ Club; Club Deca HOLOK, NANCY: Varsity Cheer¬ leader; Teen Board Representative; Los Amigos; Student Council; Booster Club HOMOKY, SHARON: Radio; Perfect Attendance Award HORA, JANICE HOUSER, DAVID: Boys’ Club HOUSTON, WAYNE: Art Award- I-III HRISTOVSKA, NADINE HRNJAK, NANCY: Girls’ Club; Quill and Blade; Quill and Scroll; National Honor Society HUFF, CHARLES HULICK, MARILYN: G.A.A. Coun¬ cil; Student Council; Booster Club, V. Pres.; Girls’ Club; Auditorium Council IPPOLITO, TRACY: Human Rela¬ tions Forum; G.A.A. IVANKOVICH, MILDRED JANDURA, PAUL: Intramurals; r .T.A.; Sr. Prom Comm. JENSEN, THOMAS JOHNSON, DIANE JOHNSON, EDWARD: Boys’ Club; Intramurals JOHNSON, GREG JOHNSON, JAMES JOHNSON, LEONARD: Basketball; Baseball JOHNSON, PATSY: Club Deca; Girls’ Club JOHNSON, ROBERT JOHNSON, STEVEN: Baseball; Bas¬ ketball; Football; Club “W”; Boys’ Club; Student Council; Sr. Class Pres.; Philosopher; Intramurals; Sr. Prom Comm. JOSEPH, JIMMIE JOSTES, SUSAN: Quill and Blade; Sr. Prom Comm.; Girls’ Club; Booster Club; Philosopher JUDGE, KEVIN: Football; Track; Wrestling; Intramurals; Club W”; Boys’ Club JUZWICKI, LARRY: Cross Country; Track; Basketball; Intramurals; Club “W”; Boys’ Club KACZOROWSKI, CHERYL: Philos¬ opher; Quill and Blade; Los Amigos; Sr. Prom Comm.; Booster Club; F.T.A.; Girls’ Club; G.A.A. KAPNAS, GEORGE: National Honor Society; Klub Kern; Radio; Biology Award; Electronics Award ’67 KARAGORY, GEORGE: Social Stud¬ ies Award; Biology Award; Honor Roll; Boys’ Club KARNA, MONICA: Club Deca; Girls’ Club KELLY, MIKE: Boys’ Club; Track KENDRON, YOLANDA: G.A.A. Council, V. Pres.; Booster Club; Klub Kem, Sec., Pres.; National Honor So¬ ciety, Treas.; French Club, Sec.; Sr. Prom Comm.; Latin Club; Inkpots; F.T.A.; Girls’ Club KEPCHAR, DENNIS: Football; Track; Jr. Prom Comm., Co-Chair¬ man; Sr. Prom Comm.; Russian Club; Student Council; Honor Society; Boys’ Club KICINSKI, ROBERT KISH, JOSEPH: Boys’ Club KLIPPEL, GEORGE: Boys’ Club; Honor Roll KORAC, ALEX: Tennis; Boys’ Club; Thespians KORZOW, NICK: Biology Club, Pres., V. Pres.; Biology Club Award; Concert Orchestra, Sec.-Treas.; Boys’ Club KRSTEVSKI, BLAGO: Football; Bas¬ ketball KUBIAK, MART AIN KUSMIERCZYK, MARK: Boys’ Club; Cross Country; Club “W”; Basketball KUZMANOFF, RICHARD LAISURE, DIANE: Girls’ Glee Club; Mixed Choir; Girls’ Club LAKOMEK, ROBERT LASAYKO, DAVID: Cross Country; Concert Band; Orchestra; Intramu- rals; Club “W”; NISBOVA: Track LAZARO, SAMUEL LESNIAK, KAREN: F.T.A., Pres.; Sr. Prom Comm.; Senior Honor Society; Klub Kem; Inkpots; German Club, V. Pres., Treas.; Concert Band, V. Pres.; Orchestra; Girls’ Club LEWANDOWSKI, ROBERT LILLEY, CAROL LINK, BONNIE: Club Deca; Girls’ Club LITTLE, FRANK LOCASTO, JANICE: Candystripper; Sr. Prom. Comm.; F.T.A.; Honor Roll; Girls’ Club LOWERY, DOUGLAS: Senior Honor Society; Boys’ Club LOZANO, KETHY: Club Deca; Girls’ Club LOZINKOVSKY, MENKA: Girls’ Club; Club Deca LUGAR, SUSAN: French Club; Sr. Prom Comm.; F.T.A.; G.A.A. LUNDGREN, CARL: Football, Wres¬ tling, Reserves MAISEL, KENNETH MAJESKI, MARILYN MALICH, SHARON MALYJ, STEVEN MANDON, JAMES: Football, Jr. Class V. Pres.; Student Council; Club “W”; Boys’ Club MANLEY, JOSEPH: Swimming MARCHESE, KENNETH MARCOTTE, JACQUELINE MARKOVICH, CHERYL MARLEY, PAMELA MARTIN, DAVID: Boys’ Club; Rifle Team; Drill Team; German Club MARTIN, NANCY MARTINEZ, GREGORY: Drama Club, Pres.; NISBOVA; Choir Club, V. Pres.; Senior Play MATUNAS, GEORGE KOSARIS, KATHY: Art Award KOURTESIS, ANDREW KOZROWSKI, THOMAS: Golf; Foot¬ ball MAY, VAL: Boys’ Club MAYBAUM, TERI MAYNER, PATRICIA McCALL, JUDITH McCAMMON, CINDY McCOLLY, THOMAS: Marching Band; Concert Band; Concert Or¬ chestra MCDONALD, JEAN: Band McGinnis, Patricia M cGLINN, CRAIG McDINLAY, MARIE McLaughlin, william MEDELLIN, JOSEPH: Baseball MEDINA, MARY ANN MEHAY, DENNIS: Football MEIU, DEBORAH MELODY, JANICE MENDOZA, PATRICIA MERKNER, RUTH MIELCZARIK, SIGMUND MIHALIK, KATHLEEN MILICH, MIKE: Football, Tri-Cap¬ tain MILLER, RONALD: Basketball I; Perfect Attendance Award; Boys’ Club; Golf, Reserves MISORA, JOYCE MOLONEY, JOHN MONETTE, ROBERT MOON, BARBARA MORRONE, DOUGLAS: Boys’ Club MOSKOVICH, JANET MROZ, THOMAS MUDRICH, THOMAS MYER, THOMAS: Football; Boys’ Club MONCILOVIC, GEORGE: German Club NADOLSKI, JOHN NAIDOFF, JAMES NAMINSKI, RONALD NICHOLS, CHRIST NOKOVIC, ALEXANDER NOLAN, NORA NORTHCUTT, LINDA: Philosopher; Quill and Blade NUZZO, BEN OLSZEWSKI, HENRY ORESIK, STEPHEN OSIKA, MARILYN PACHECO, ISRAEL PALMATEER, RODNEY PANAGIOTIDES, BILL PAPPAS, BUNNY PARKHURST, PATTI PASTRY, KATHERINE: White Caps; Booster Club; Klub Kem; Booster Club; Girls’ Club PATITSAS, BONNIE: Honor Roll; Girls’ Club PATZ, JOANNE: National Honor So¬ ciety; French Club, Sec.; G.A.A.; Klub Kem; Girls’ Club; F.T.A.; Semi- Finalist I.U. Time Program PAWLAK, JUDY: Girls’ Club PAWLIK, JOHN PEDERSON, JOYCE: Girls’ Club; G.A.A. PEELE, ROGER PENDLETON, WILLIAM: Football PERRY, MILTON PERRYMAN, NATHAN PEST, CHERYL: Girls’ Club; Con¬ cert Orchestra; G.A.A. PHILLIPS, KATHLEEN PIECHOCKI, PAMELA. White Caps; Concert Band; Concert Orchestra; Booster Club; F.T.A.; Marching Band; National Honor Society; Biology Club; NISBOVA; F.T.A.; Girls’ Club PIECHOCKI, PATRICIA: Marching Band; Concert Band; Concert Or¬ chestra; F.T.A., Treas.; National Honor Society; Girls’ Club; Booster Club; Biology Club; Klub Kem; G.A.A.; NISBOVA PILIPOVICH, GEORGE PILLA, MARK PIROVSKY, KRIST POCHRON, MARGARET POLAK, STANLEY POLOMCHAK, DANIEL POLOVITCH, CHRISTINE: Indiana State Music Contest; Majorette; Con¬ cert Orchestra; G.A.A.; F.T.A.; Girls’ Club; NISBOVA POLTURICH, PATRICIA: Philoso¬ pher; Quill and Scroll; Thespians; White Caps; Girls’ Club; F.T.A. POLOVITCH, STEVEN PRASCHAK, BETTY: Los Amigos, Treas.; Chamber Singers; Girls’ Club; Mixed Choir; Concert Choir; G.A.A. PRICE, PAUL PRONZE, STEPHEN PRUITT JACOB: Klub Kem, V. Pres.; German Club; Boys’ Club; Boys’ State Alternate; National Honor Society; Swimming QUALIZZA, JERRY: Boys’ Club QUENETT, LLOYD QUIGLEY, PAULA RADINOVICH, DORIS RAKOS, RICHARD RAMIREZ, CYNTHIA: Girls’ Club RAMAS, LINDA: Booster Club; Girls’ Club; Los Amigos; F.T.A. REGAN, JANET: G.A.A. Council; Home Economics Award I, III. REGAN, MARK REHFELDT, LINDA RENNER, JOHN: Swimming REYNOLDS, MARCIA RICE, DARREL RICH, ROY RICHARDS, ANDREA: Auditorium Council; Olympians; Inkpots; National Honor Society; Latin Award; Radio Award; Girls Club; Jr. Class Sec.; G.A.A. RITSHIE, JAMES ROBINSON, DONNA: F.T.A., Histo¬ rian, Junior Award; Klub Kem; Quill and Scroll; Philosopher; Booster Club; G.A.A. ROBINSON, MARY: Girls’Club RODGER, LAWRENCE RODRIGUEZ, LETA: Quill and Blade; Quill and Scroll; Auxilia, Pres.; Philosopher; HSLA Delegate RONDINELLI, PAULA ROSCO, DEBORAH: Quill and Blade, Editor; Quill and Scroll; Phi¬ losopher; Auditorium Council; Sr. Prom Comm.; Inkpots; Booster Club; Girls’ Club; F.T.A.; G.A.A. ROSE, DONALD: Track; Wrestling; Cross Country; Boys’ Club; Sr. Prom Comm.; Human Relations Forum ROSE, TERESA: Philosopher; Quill and Scroll; Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Sr. Prom Comm. ROTH, LINDA: Girls’ Club ROUMBAS, JAMES: Track; Cross Country; 1000 Mile Club; Intramurals; National Honor Society; Boys’ Club; Jr. Science Award ROWE, PATRICIA: Girls’ Club RUSCHAK, MICHAEL RYALLS, CHARLES: Band; NIS¬ BOVA; Radio SAKLAK, EDDIE SALMON, VICKIE: Girls’ Club; Sr. Prom Comm. SAMS, LINDA: Booster Club; Cheer¬ leader, Varsity, Reserve SANCHEZ, JANET: Girls’ Club SASS, CHARLES SCHACKI, PATRICK SCHACKI, SUSAN: Homecomine Court; Inkpots; Student Council, Sec.; Jr., Sr. Prom Comm.; French Club; Girls’ Club; Football-O-Rama Candidate; Soph. Class Sec.; G.A.A., Frosh. Award SCHAFER, EDWARD SCHAEFER, STEVEN SCHUFFERT, MICHAEL SEAMAN, LINDA: Booster Club; Inkpots, Treas.; National Honor So¬ ciety; Sr. Prom Comm.; Klub Kem, Sec.; Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; F.T.A. SGOURROS, PEGGY: Girls’ Club; Sr. Prom Comm.; G.A.A., Sec.; Thes¬ pians; F.T.A.; Los Amigos; Frosh. Courtesy Award; Human Relations Forum SHACKNO, GLORIA: G.A.A. Coun¬ cil; Sr. Prom Comm.; Girls’ Club; F.T.A. SHACINAW, DOUGLAS: Band; Boys’ Club SHAVER, MICHAEL: Boys’ Club; Club “W”; Track; Cross Country; Klub Kem; F.T.A.; Russian Club, Pres.; Sr. Prom Co-Chairman; Intramurals; Basketball I; Boys’ State Representa¬ tive SIKORA, JOHN: Jr. Class Pres.; Football; Baseball; Club “W”; Student Council SILVA, RICARDO SIMIC, NIKOLAS SKELTON, ELIZABETH: Philoso¬ pher; Girls’ Club; Sr. Prom Comm. SKOLAK, RUDOLPH SLAM A, WILLIAM: Football; Soph. Class V. Pres.; Track; Club “W”; Jr. Prom Comm. SLUBOWSKI, HENRY SMITH, BARBARA: Girls’ Club SMITH, DAVID SMITH, RONALD: Rifle Team; Drill Team; NRA; Boys’ Club SMOLINSKI, DAN: Concert Choir; Honor Roll; NISBOVA; Thespians, V. Pres.; Senior Play; Music Festival SMOSNA, WILLIAM SOLOMAN, JAYNE: Girls’ Club; Sr. Prom Comm. SOLOMAN, SHARON: G irls’ Club; Sr. Prom Comm.; Whitecaps; F.T.A. SOROKA, SANDRA: National Honor Society; Auxilia, Sec.; French Club, V. Pres.; French Award; F.T.A.; Sr. Prom Comm.; HSLA SOWARDS, ROBERTA: Biology Club SPOSITO, KATHERINE: Thespians, Girls’ Club SPOSITO, MARY ANN: Quill and Blade; Philosopher; Quill and Scroll; Girls’ Club; Booster Club; Jr., Sr. Prom Comm.; Auditorium Council SRECKOYTCH, CATHERINE: Rus¬ sian Club, V. Pres.; Sr. Prom Comm.; French Club; Booster Club; Girls’ Club; F.T.A.; G.A.A.; Inkpots; Auxilia STANISICH, PETER STANLEY, VERNON STANZIONE, FRANCES: Girls’ Club; Concert Band and Orchestra; Sr. Prom Comm. STARK, RICHARD STAWICKI, DELPHINE: Girls’ Club STEFFUS, JEROME: Boys’ Club STEPHENS, LINDA: Quill and Blade; Philosopher; Quill and Scroll; Girls Club; Booster Club; Latin Club; Auditorium Council; Inkpots; G.A.A. STEPHENS, PAUL: Rifle Team; Drill Team; Bovs’ Club; Club “W”; Brigade Sgt, Major STONECIPHER, TIM STOWELL, CONSTANCE: Club Deca; Girls’ Club STULTS, PHILIP: Swimming; Sr. Prom Comm.; Boys’ Club STUTLER, CLEON: Wrestling, Cap¬ tain; Club “W”; Boys’ Club, Treas. SUT, PETER SZENTESY, KATHLEEN: G.A.A., Frosh, Soph.; Awards; F.T.A. TAYLOR, GENGER: Girls’ Club TAYLOR, NANCY: Auxilia, Sec.; Human Relations Forum; Whitecaps; G.A.A. TAYLOR, LINDA: Girls’ Club TAYLOR, ROBERTA THOMAN, NANCY: Girls’ Club THOMPSON, CHRYSANNE: Stu¬ dent Council; Majorette; Jr., Sr., Prom Comm.; Sr. Class Sec.; Booster Club; Homecoming Court; F.T.A.; Frosh. Class V. Pres.; Girls’ Club; Girls’ State THOMPSON, MARGO TIDWELL, JACQUELINE: G.A.A.; Girls’ Club TIERCE, JOSEPH: National Honor Society; French Award 10; Biology Award 10; Math Award 10; Honor Roll TIPTON, CONNIE: G.A.A.; Booster Club; Girls’ Club; Auditorium Coun¬ cil; Jr., Sr. Prom TORBELT, HARRY: Orchestra; Marching Band; NISBOVA TOTH, LORRAINE: Girls’ Club; Whitecaps TRAIN A, ROBERT ULOZAS, JANET URBANICK, GEORGE: Orchestra, V. Pres.; Pres.; Concert, master; Mu¬ sic Awards, Soph., Jr. URBANSKI, ROBERT: Intramurals VAN AM AN, DEBORAH: Girls’ Club; Sr. Prom Comm.; Chamber Choir VAVRAK, CATHERINE: Varsity Cheerleader; Los Amigos; Quill and Scroll; Philosopher; Booster Club; Girls’ Club VAVRAK, LINDA: Girls’ Club; Girls’ Glee Club; Booster Mixed Choir; Quill and Blade; Quill and Scroll; Philosopher; Reserve Cheerleader VENTURA, JOSEPH: Football; In- tramurals; Baseball VOGT, IRVIN VULETIC, HELEN: Concert Choir; Girls’ Glee Club; Girls’ Club; NIS¬ BOVA WALIGURA, JANICE WALLACE, BRUCE WAMPLER, THOMAS: Boys’ Club; Intramurals; Pica Club WELLS, DONALD: Intramurals WHEELER, BRENDA: Girls’ Club WHEELER, SHARON: Concert Band; Concert Orchestra; Drama Club; Thespians, Treas.; All-City Or¬ chestra WHITE, PATRICIA: Thespians, Booster Club WIECHNIK, SANDRA: Girls’ Glee Club WILLIAMS, SUE: Riflettes; Sr. Prom Comm. WINANDY, JOANN: Booster Club; Los Amigos; Chess Club, Treas.; Girls’ Club; Sr. Prom Comm. WINEINGER, LINDA: Girls’ Club, Soph. V. Pres.; Olympians; Quill and Scroll; Philosopher, Co-Editor; Booster Club; Inkpots; Sr. Prom Comm.; F.T.A.; G.A.A.; Klub Kem WISE, KATHLEEN: Girls’ Club; Klub Kem; National Honor Society; DAR Good Citizen; Spanish Club, V. Pres.; Student Council, Pres.; Booster Club; F.T.A.; Inkpots; Jr. Prom Comm. WISE, TERENCE: Wrestling; Soph. Class Treas. WISNIEWSKI, RICHARD: Intramu¬ rals WOLOZANSKI, ROBERT: Boys’ Club; Basketball; Track WOOD, LAURA: Thespians; Girls’ Club; Scorekeeper, Swim Team WOZNIAK, JEAN: Los Amigos; Girls’ Club; F.T.A.; Klub Kem WOZOS, JANIS: F.H.A.; Riflettes; Sr. Prom Comm. WRAIGHT, PATRICIA: Girls’ Club; Latin Club; G.A.A.; Choir; Student Council; TV School YAKIM, SHIRLEY: Girls’ Club YARVIS, WILLIAM: Boys’ Club; In¬ tramurals YELICH, SUSAN: Booster Club; Girls’ Club; Jr., Sr. Prom Comm. YOCUM, PAUL: Swimming YORK, SHIRLE YORK, SHIRLEY: Auxilia YOVANOFF, SHIRLEY: Student Council, Sec.; Girls’ Club, Sec.; Jr.; Sr., Prom Comm.; HomecomingCourt; Frosh. Class Pres.; G.A.A.; Booster Club, Pres.; Quill and Scroll; Quill and Blade; Philsopher; Varsity Cheer¬ leader; Reserve Cheerleader YOVER, DON: Boys’ Club, Sec., V. Pres.; Social Chairman; Golf; Student Council ZAKULA, YVONNE: Girls’ Club; Booster Club; Jr., Sr. Prom Comm.; Football-O-Rama Queen; Latin Club; G.A.A. Award ZAIEDNAM, JOHN: Bovs’ Club; Track Swimming; Cross Country; Football 7 ZDOBYLAK, ANDREW: Football; Baseball; Boys’ Club; Club “W” ZERVOS, NANCY: Girls’ Club ZIELINSKI, CHESTER ZIMMERMAN, JOHN: Student Council; World Affairs Forum, Pres.; WGVE; Philosopher ANDERSON, MARGARET—B.S.; Jackson State College; FHA; Foods. BARNES, PATRICIA—B.S.; Indiana University; U.S. History. BENTON, RICHARD—B.S.; Ball State University; Director, H.M.S. Pinafore; Speech, Drama, English. BOOSE, DORIS—A.B.; Ed.M.; Indi¬ ana University, Harvard University, Purdue Univ., Chicago Univ., Ball State Univ., Mathematics. BOWEN, EMILY—B.S.; Miami Univ. of Ohio; GAA; World History and U.S. History. BOYAJIAN, SARAH—B.S.; Purdue Univ., St. Josephs College; Biology. BRYAN, SHIRLEY—A.B., M.S., M.A, Univ. of Chicago, Indiana Univ., Syracuse Univ., Gov ' t-Economics, AP, US History; Department Chairman. BULLARD, DONALD—(Sgt.) Rifle Team, Drill Team; ROTC. BURELLI, GINO—B.S., M.S.; Ind. University, Ind. State University, Art. BUSBY, MARY—B.S., M.A.; Indiana Univ., Northwestern Univ.; Thespians, Aud. Council; Speech, Drama. CARPENTER, THOMAS—B.A.; St. CHANEY, KENNETH—B.S., M.S.; Ind. Univ., A.V. Co-ordinator; US History. CHASE, CHARLES—B.S., M.S., Pur¬ due Univ., Indiana Univ.; English II. CHIDSEY, JACK—B.A., M.S.; Univ. of Colorado, Indiana Univ.; Sr. Honor Society; English IV. CHILSON, PAUL CLEMENS, MARTHA—A.B.; Butler Univ., Ind. Univ., Purdue Univ.; Reading Laboratory. CONLON, JAMES—B.S., MEd; Univ. of Notre Dame, Penn. State; Math lx. Geometry, General Math. CONOVER, MARY—B.S., Western Kentucky Univ.; FHA; Modem Liv¬ ing, Home Nursing. Faculty Index CONWELL, MILLIE—B.S., Ball State Univ.; World Affairs Forum, Jr. Prom Chairman, Student Council; Gov ' t and Economics. COURTRIGHT, HESTER—A.B., Univ. of Michigan; English. DAKICH, MILAN—B.S., M.S.; Ind. State Univ., Valpo Univ., Univ. of III. ; NARC; Radio, Speech. DANKANICH, GEORGE—B.S.; Pur¬ due Univ.; General Math, Algebra I. DANKO, KAREN—B.S.; Ind. Univ.; English. DAY, CLARENCE—B.S.; Ind. State Univ.; Tennis Coach, Dr. Training, Health and Safety. DEVERICK, HAROLD—B.S., M.A.; Eastern Ill. Univ., DePaul Univ.; Drafting. DORALL, LONI-B.S.; Ind. Univ.; English. ELSER, IRVIN—B.S., M.S.; Ind. State Univ.; Frosh. Football Coach, Art I, II, Commercial Art. ESHLEMAN, SYLVIA-A.B.; Ind. Univ.; Russian Club; Russian, World History. FIDDLER, LINDA—B.S.; Ind. Univ., GAA; Jr. Class; Phys. Ed., Safety. FISSINGER, ALFRED—B.Mus., M. Mus.; Am. Conservatory of Music, Roos. Univ.; Chairman of Choral Dept. GERBICK, PAULINE—B.S.; Ind. Univ.; Business Education. GRAHAM, MERCEDES—B.A., M.A.; N.Y. State Univ., Ind. Univ., Art Inst, of Chicago, Roos. Univ.; Librarian. HANCOCK, JOHN—B.A., M.A.; St. Joseph’s College, Univ. of Ill.; Phi¬ losopher; Journalism. HANNIGAN, ANGELA—B.A.; Font- bonne College; Booster Club, Cheer¬ leaders; English IV. HILL, JAMES—B.S., M.S.; Ind. Univ.; Model Rocket Club; Geometry, Math IV. HUGHES, KATHERINE—B.S., M.S.; Hampton Inst., Ind. Univ.; Guidance. JACLACK, DOROTHY—B.A., M.S.; Ball State Univ., Purdue Univ.; Eng¬ lish. JAMSKI, WILLIAM—A.B.; Ind. Univ. JANIZEK, FRED—B.S., M.Ed.; Ball State Univ., Loyola Univ.; Wood Shop. JANJECIC, DEANE—A.B.; Ind. State Univ.; Les Parisiens; French. JENNINGS, MICHAEL—B.S.; Mis¬ souri State College; World History, World Problems. JONES, HOWARD—B.S., M.A.; Ind. Univ.; US History. KADISH, JEAN—B.S.; Ind. Univ., Ill. Inst, of Technology; Typing. KELLER, STANLEY—B.S.; Purdue Univ., M.S., Wayne State Univ.; Chemistry Club; Chemistry, Bio¬ physics, Physical Science. KOUVELAS, DOROTHY—B.S.; Pur¬ due Univ.; Girls’ Club; World History. KOVAL, DAVID— B.S.; Winuna State College; Freshmen Class; General Business, Typing. KREUGER, PEARL—B.S.; Miami Univ.; Home Economics. KUBIAK, BARBARA—A.B. ; Ind. Univ., Inkpots; English. KUKOY, WILLIAM—B.S., M.S.; North Carolina State, Purdue Univ.; Dr. Training, Phys. Ed., Health and Safety. LEMON, LOLA—A.B., M.A.; Ind. Univ., Marion College, Purdue Univ., Colorado Western State College; Biology Club; Biology. LESKOW, OLIVE—A.B., M.A.; Ball State Univ., Minnesota Univ., Univ. of Chicago, Purdue Univ.; FTA; Geometry, Math IIx. MANWARING, ROBERT—B.S., M.S.T.; Purdue Univ., Univ. of Mis¬ souri; Physical Science, Physics. MARTIN, LARRY—B.S., M.A.; Ind. Univ.; Football Coach, Baseball Coach; Phys. Ed., Health and Safety. MEJIA, JESSE—B.A.; Baylor Univ., Ind. Univ., Nat’l Univ. of Mex.; Span- ish. MEYER, WILLIAM—B.S.; Ohio State Univ.; German Club; German. MILLS, WILLIAM—B.S.; Ind. Univ.; Mathematics. MOLCHAN, E. J.-A.B., M.S.; St. { oseph’s College, Ind. Univ., M.A., Jniv. of Ill.; Boys’ Club; Guidance. MORES, EDMUND—B.S.; Ind. Univ.; Special Education. MORETTON, KENNETH—B.S.; Pur¬ due Univ., M.A., Ball State Univ.; Jr. Class; Sr. General Math. MOSS, LEE—A.B.; Ind. Univ.; Soph. Class Party, Musical Prod.; Biology. MRAK, JOSEPH—B.A., M.A.; Ball St. Univ.; Pica Club; Graphic Arts. O’CONNELL, JAMES—B.S., M.A.; Purdue Univ., Sigma Omega Mu; Al¬ gebra I. O’CURRAN, RICHARD—B.A., M.A., Mich. St. Univ.; Quill and Blade; English, Journalism. OVERMEYER, GARY—B.S.; Purdue Univ., Ind. Univ.; Bio-physics. PENNY, HELEN—B.S.; Ind. Univ.; Home Economics. PETERS, GEORGE-DECA. PIERONI, PAUL—P.H.B., M.A.; Univ. of Chicago; Chess Club; Gov’t and Economics, Psychology. POLIZOTTO, DON—B.S.; Kansas St. Univ., Ind. Univ.; Dr. Training, Health and Safety. POLK, RICHARD—B.S., M.S.; Ind. Univ., Nat’l Recreation School, N.Y. City; Intramurals; Phys. Ed.; Health and Safety. POLLACK, SAM—B.S., M.S.; Ind. Univ., Univ. of Vienna; World His¬ tory, European History. PORTER, LILLIAN—Art. PUCHOWSKI, CAROL—B.A.; Pur¬ due Univ.; English. ROBERTS, LILLIAN—A.B.; Western Kentucky State College; World His¬ tory. RUSSELL, JOHN—B.S., M.A.; Ind. State Univ., Valpo Univ.; Student Council; US History. RYAN, ELIZABETH—B. A.; Barat College of the Sacred Heart; Inkpots; English I. RYKOVICH, GEORGE—B.S.; Ven¬ tura College, Eastern Ill. Univ.; Dr. Training, Phys. Ed., Health and Safe¬ ty- RZEPKA, HELEN—B.S., M.S.; Ill. Inst, of Technology, Ind. Univ., Pur¬ due Univ.; Algebra I,II, Math IIIx. SAVIN, GEORGE—A.B., M.Ed.; De- Paul, Loyola Univ.; Guidance. SCHOON, DAVID—B.S., MAT.; Ind. Univ.; Chemistry. SEWELL, MARY—B.S., M.S., P.D.; Ind. Univ., Teacher’s College, Colum¬ bia Univ.; Guidance. SHARP, MARY—B.S., M.A.; Ind. Univ., Northwestern Univ.; GAA; Guidance. SHELBY, HERMAN—B.S., M.A.; Seno State College, Northwestern Univ., Valpo Univ.; Gov’t and Eco¬ nomics. SHELGREN, MARY—B.A., M.A.; Univ. of South Cal., Western Michi¬ gan Univ., Creighton Univ.; Olym¬ pians; English, Latin. SHULTS, KATHLEEN—B.S., M.A.; Univ. of Ill., Valpo Univ.; Social Worker. SIKORA, ANNE—B.S., MS.; Ind. Univ.; Typing, Shorthand. SIMONS, JOHN—M.ME., B.ME.; Univ., of Oklahoma; Concert Orches¬ tra, Concert Band; Band, Orchestra. SPECK, ELIZABETH—A. B., M.S.; Hanover College; Ind. Univ.; Typing, Shorthand. STANKIEWICZ, JAMES—B.A.; Bowl¬ ing Green College; Social Studies. STRIMBU, GEORGE—B.S., M.S.; Ill. Inst, of Technology; Photography. SWISHER, MARGARET—B.S., R.N.; St. Mary Mercy Hospital, Ind. Univ.; Nurse. TAUK, REINHARDT—B.S.; New Mex., Murry State; Metal Shop. TROY, EDWARD—B.S., M.A.; Ball State Univ.; Cross Country Coach, Swimming Coach, Ass’t Track Coach English. VALENTI, JOHN—B.S., Ball State Univ., M.S., Ind. Univ.; Electricity. VALLE, CARMEN—A.B., Valpo Univ., M.A.T., Ind. Univ.; Spanish Club; Spanish. VAUGHN, SIDNEY—B.S., M.S.; Van- derlode College, Northern Ill. Univ.; Guidance. VENTURA,LAWRENCE-A.B.,M.S. ; Ind. Univ.; Director ofWGVE-FM. VEREB, ERNEST—B.S., M.S.; Ind. Univ., Wisconsin Univ.; Ass’t, Biology Club; Biology. VONHORN, ARLENE—B.A., M.S.; Augustana College, Ind. Univ.; Guid¬ ance. WARD, THOMAS—B.S., M.A.; West¬ ern Kentucky Univ., Roos. Univ.; Frosh Basketball Coach, Ass’t Base¬ ball Coach; Phys. Ed., Health and Safety. WILKERSON, ELIZABETH—B.S., M.A.T.; Ind. Univ., Auxilia; Librarian. WILLIAMS, CLARA—B.S.; Ball State Univ.; English. YATES, ROBERT—B.S., M.A.; Ball State Univ.; Business Education. YORKO, BETTY—B.S.; Ball State Univ.; English. Index Abbate, Paul 153 Bajmakovich, Louis Abila, Debby 161 Bakeman, Don 161 Adams, Beneva 161 Balcerak, Roy Adams, Rosemary 161 Balcerak, Catherine Adams, Wayne 145 Balcerak, Dan 123 Adamson, Vernon 161 Balcerak, William 145 Adaumr, Paul Baldauf, Carol Adank, Janice 89,80,102-3,123 Baldea, Michael 161 Adank, Roger 108,161 Ballard, Pam 153 Ade, Joe 161 Ballway, Bob 161 Aguillon, Deborah 161 Ball way, Linda 145 Alabach, Randy 100 Banaski, Kathleen Albrecht, Carrie 161 Banks, Charlotte 161 Alderson, Dennis 76,123 Banks, Connie 145 Alexander, Bruce 161 Banks, Roosevelt 161 Alexander, Christine 145 Barker, Wayne 123 Alexander, Connie Barnett, Ed 123 Alexander, James 161 Barnes, Dave 123 Allen, Dale 161 Bar, Diane Allen, James 161 Barr, Lorraine 161 Allen, Nelson 161 Bartley, John Allendorf, Sandra Bartholdi, Sandy 123 Allman, Cathy 73,79,123 Basic, Jasmina Allman, William 161 Basic, Michele 161 Alt, John 123 Basista, Larry 123 Alton, Dixie 161 Basista, Robert 145 Ambrose, John 161 Bassaraba, Henry 153 Ancell, Douglas 145 Bastian, Greg 124 Andejelich, Milan 123,153 Bates, Bamadine 161 Andonov, Donche 101,123 Batman, Dale 100,145 Andrews, Buddy 123 Baum, Stanley 161 Andrews, Tim Beal, Robert 145 Anstead, Charles Beasley, Lawrence 145 Anstead, Cheryl 123 Beck, Henry 145 Antelick, Elizabeth Becker, Pamela 161 Apolzan, Michael 161 Belcher, James 161 Arbuckle, Diana 153 Bell, Karin 145 Arbuckle, Thomas Bell, Kathleen 153 Armato, Timothy 112,145 Beller, John 153 Arnold, Brenda 153 Bellich, David 153 Arnold, Dan Bellovary, Nancy Arnold, Phillip 161 Belt, Kimberly Ann 161 Arts, Kathleen 145 Bencze, David 145,153 Arts, Kenneth 153 Bencze, Richard Arts, Linda 145 Benedict, Aleta 153 Asbury, Karen 123 Benjamin, Mark 69,145 Asbury, Wanda 145 Benjamin, Sharon 80,124 Atkisson, Craig 153 Benko, Diane 161 Atkosh, Patti 123 Bennett, William Aubuchon, Miriam 153 Bennington, Blair 161 Ave, Ava 123 Bensie, Kathy 79,124 Axtman, Jean Benson, Sharon 153 Babich, Evette 80,123 Bentley, Christine 153 Bade, Dan 78,145 Berg, Warren 153 Baigent, Lorraine 161 Berkebile, Nick 109,161 Baijak, Mary Ann Berkman, Brian 45,116,124 Bailey, Barbara Berkman, Jeffrey Bailey, Chris 161 Bernal, Diane 153 Bailey, Greg 123 Bernal, Robert 145 Bailey, Gwen 123 Bemat, Peter Bailey, Janice 153 Berry, Edward 161 Bailey, Karen 67,123 Besser, David 153 Bailey, Keith 161 Bessler, Richard 161 Bailey, Ron 145 Bettencourt, Larry Bajgrowicz, Elizabeth Bey, Beatrice Bajgrowicz, Richard 145 Bey, Larry 145 Bajgrowicz, Yury Bielawski, Adam 161 Biggs, Ken 11,93,95,122,124 Bozich, Dan 153 Biggs, Lori 153 Bozich, Michael 145 Binder, Doris Bozich, Nancy 9,61,67,124 Birdwell, Linda 145 Bracich, Carol 145 Bires, John 161 Bradford, Beverly 145 Bires, Patricia 124 Brady, Bonnie 145 Bishop, Eunice 153 Bragdon, Freeman 153 Bissell, Manley 124 Branum, Monica Rose Black, Janice 124 Bravo, Frank 161 Black, Lloyd 145 Bravo, Jesse 93,98,106 Black, Patty 124 Breez, Dave 153 Black, Robert 161 Briede, Janette 124 Blackburn, Donald 145 Brier, Erica 161 Blackburn, Linda 161 Bristow, Philip 145 Blackmon, Allen 109,153 Broadstone, Richard 145 Blanco, Angela 161 Broadstone, Sandy 64,65,125 Blanco, Martha 153 Broadstreet, Ruth Blanton, Lester 124 Broadway, Pamela 145 Blash, Debra Brodar, Thomas 125 Bleicher, Jennifer 124 Brooks, Pamela 153 Bleicher, Kathryn 45 Broman, Robert 145 Bloomfield, Celestine 145 Brosky, Michelle 145 Bobinac, Julia 161 Brown, Barry Boles, Dion 161 Brown, Benjamin 161 Bolin, Anita 124 Brown, Everett 145 Bolin, Sharon 145 Brown, Linda 145 Bonner, Janine 161 Brown, Michael 153 Bonner, William 145 Brown, Patick 161 Bonta, Dave 145 Brown, Samella 161 Boone, Jerry 98,153 Bryan, Mark 145 Boor, Carole 124 Bubac, Dawn 153 Boose, Greg 161 Buchanan, Bobbi 161 Booyer, James 145 Buchko, Carol 125 Boozer, Charles 161 Buda, Robert 96,153 Bossey, Mark 50 Budgin, Gail 145 Boswell, Larry 124 Budgin, Vicky 125 Boswell, Richard 161 Buford, Garnita 145 Bottos, Carol 124 Buha, Bob 5,92,122,125 Bottos, Nancy 153 Bumbales, Ken 108,161 Bowen, Ed 161 Bumbales, Frank 104,105,125 Bowen, Steve Burbie, Sandy 145 Bowen, Terri 161 Burch, Charmaine 153 Bowman, Fred Burchak, Lorraine Bowman, Gloria 153 Burchuk, Daniel Boyer, Terry 145 Burford, Linda 69,71,145 Boylan, Betty 145 Burke, Patricia 125 Boylan, Patty 124 Burkus, Robert 145 191 Bums, Jim 153 Burns, Richard 125 Burr, Diane 153 Bursae, Darlene Burton, Delbert 153 Burton, Patricia Burton, Sandy 71,145 Butler, Connie 153 Butler, Linda Cadavid, Diane Calamaris, James Calamaris, Steve 161 Caldwell, Margaret Camisa, Aldo 115,153 Camisa, Mario 145 Cammarrata, Antonio 145 Campbell, Sue 125 Capp, Debby 160,161 Capp, Donna 125 Capp, Doug 39,112,153 Cappony, Estelle 161 Cappony, George 145 Caravan a, Linda 145 Caravana, Sharon 125 Cardinals, Stephen Cardwell, Diana 125,161 Carey, Mary 125 Carey, Phyllis 153 Carey, Willard Carleson, Pauline Carper, Joel Carr, Dave Carr, Gary Carr, Sheila 145 Carter, Prentice 153 Caruthers, Dexter Casbon, Tom 145 Cash, Janet 145 Casko, Bob 145 Casper, Beth 161 Cassell, Rhonda 153 Castro, Helen 153 Cates, Bill 145,153 Catlin, Gerry Catlin, Larry 145 Cavanaugh, David 161 Ceranowski, Mary 145 Chambers, Rebecca 161 Chance, James 145 Chandler, John 153 Chandler, Tommy Chapman, George 161 Ch ametsky, Betty 125 Charnetsky, Linda 153 Chase, Kathy 153 Chatman, William 162 Chaykowski, Kurt 153 Chester, Bob 145 Chester, Evely 153 Chester, Roger 145 Chidester, Jeffrey 98,161 Chikos, Paula 125 Chirilla, Adrienne 153,160 Chirilla, Chuck 125 Chmiel, Carol Chnupa, Donna 125 Chnupa, Janice 153 Chnupa, Joyce 153 Chomack, Mary Ann 145 Chowning, Richard 125 Christiansen, Edward 162 Christman, Tom 162 Ciesielski, Debora Cifalia, Dan Civilins, Vincent 162 Clark, Holly 162 Clark, Jean 153 Clark, Katherine 145 Clayton, Ronald 153 Clay, Karen 162 Clements, Debbie 145 Clements, Robbin 162 Click, Katherine 153 Click, Pat 125 Clift, Jim 125 Cobb, Michelle 146 Coffel, Beverly 146 Coffey, Leonard 162 Coggins, Kathleen 126 Cogley, John 162 Coican, Charles 146 Cokusis, Cynthia 162 Cokusis, Gus 126 Cole, Annie 146 Coler, Kathleen 146 Collins, Gail 153 Colosemo, Michael 146 Combs, Barbara 153 Combs, Cathy 11,126 Conder, Maria 146 Conkle, David 162 Conley, Sheila 153 Conner, Mark 162 Conner, Scott Consorti, Sandy 67,126 Conway, Gordon 82,115,146 Conway, Willard 162 Cook, Edward 146 Cook, Ron 153 Cooley, Frank 153 Coonce, Karen 162 Cooper, Ada 162 Cooper, Dave 92,126 Cooper, Thomas 162 Corbeille, Kenny 153 Corbeille, Mary 126 Costello, Jack 162 Costo, Charmaine 153 Cothren, Donna 11,126 Couisnard, Cheryl Court, Patiricia 1 3 Court, William 93,146 Courtney, Wanda Coury, Rose 65 Coveris, Leonida Cox, Cheryl 162 Cox, Deborah Cox, William 162 Cozmanoff, Kathy 146 Cozmanoff, Kenny 153 Crawfor, Barbara Crawford, Rodger 146 Crisman, Donna 162 Cristallo, Darlene 126 Cristea, Troian 162 Crittenden, lion 109,146 Crnkovich, James 162 Cmkovich, Laura 126 Croft, Janet 162 Crovenich, Charles 146 Crowther, Darryl Cubberly, Randolph Cunningham, Frank 48,153 Cunningham, Pat 126 Cwiklinski, Robert 146 Czaja, Donna Lee 154 Czamecki, Jeffrey 154 Czekaj, Sharon 162 Czekala, Dorian 146 Czubik, Cynthia 162 Czubik, Jackie 62,72,110,126 Daley, Bruce 146 Damian, John 162 Danford, James 146 Darling, William 154 Darter, Bennie 108,162 Davenport, Carolyn 126 Davidson, Carla 126 Davidson, Douglas Davidson, Roger 162 Davies, James 162 Davies, Marlene 154 Davies, Nancy 62,196 Davis, Carol 146 Davis, Diana Davis, Eilene 162 Davis, Gail Davis, Gary 80,98,126 Davis, Geraldine Davis, Jon 154 Davis, Judy 126 Davis, Martin 155 Davis, Paula Davis, Shadrick 162 Davis, Steven 162 Day, Harvey 154 Deal, Jeni Deaton, Karen 126 Deavers, Christine 146 Deavers, Kathy 154 DeBusk, Valerie 154 Dejesus, Deborah 162 Dejesus, Douglas 154 Delich, Millicent 162 Dellerose, Joseph 78,98,154 Deloney, Darlene 162 DeMarti, Joe 146 Demis, Elaine 146 Demko, Barbara 65,126 Dennie, Evelyn 146 Depta, Michael 154 Derano, Glenda 146 Derek, Mark De St. Jean Jackie 127 DeVaney, Randall 109,154 Devine, Kathleen 146 Devine, Ronald 146 Devyak, Robert 146 Diamond, Angela 67,146 Diamond, Paul 162 Dickerson, Ralph 108,162 Dickey, Diane Dillman, Roberta 154 Dimetrierski, Tom 146 Dimos, Thomas 154 Djokic, Joseph 109,154 Dodson, Dennis 146 Domanski, Richard 162 Dominick, Linda 162 Dommer, Gayle 146 Donahue, Mary Jo Doneff, James Doolittle, Dale Doss, Dan 162 Douglas, Linda 162 Dragich, Robert 98,109,154 Douthitt, Samuel 162 Dowdell, Lillian 162 Drake, Marva 146 Drasic, Michael 146 Drasich, Donald 127,162 Drasich, Donna Dravett Marlene 146 Drever, Jerry Dr ever, Marsha 162 Drop, William Drotar, Daniel 98 Drotleff, Renee 154 Drozda, Andy 162 Drosdal, Janice 154 Duchscher, Gail 127 Dudash, Andrew 127 Dudley, Janet Dudzinski, Edward Dufresne, Shirley 127 Duggan, Mark 154 Duggan, Pat 104,105,127 Dujmovich, Nancy Dumas, Dennis 146 Dumay, Garry 162 Dumay, Terry 127 Dummel, Diane 146 Durbin, Rodney 154 Duron, Jerry 162 Dusich, Jeralyn 75,79,127 Dutton, Janis 162 Dutton, Sheryl 146 Dutton, William 162 Dybalski, Christine 146 Dybalski, Regina Dybas, Roman Dykhuis, Linda 162 Dzunda, Linda 74,127 Earl, Michael 146 Eckhart, John Edwards, Terry 154 Edwards, Walter 162 Elko, George 127 Ellis, Katherine Elmore, Gladys 146 Eloff, Jim 93,96,127 El wood, Greg 101 Eng, Jim 57,77,80,127 Engelien, Lynell 146 Ennis, Kathleen 154 Ensalaco, Michelle 146 Erackovich, Cynthia 154 Erackovich, Joann 127 Erdelac, Steve 127 Erickson, Jacqualine 162 Erickson, Karen 146 Erickson, Liz 127 Ernest, Jody 80 Ervin, Woodrow 154 Erway, Michael 146 Erwin, Maureen 162 Etherton, Barbara 146 Evan, Richard 146 192 Evans, Evan 128 Evon, Elaine 146 Fadell, Sandy 128 Fagg, Bonnie 128 Fagg, Roy 154 Failla, Carla 128 Failla, Paula 71,154 Fair, Emily 162 Fair, William Fairley, Carolyn 146 Falatic, Richard 128 Fancher, Edmond 154 Fancher, Karen 128 Fangras, Gus 128 Farster, Janet Farster, John Fattore, Cheryl 128 Faught, Dana Favia, Tim 88,128 Felinski, Debra 162 Felman, Leo 162 Ferhat, Carol 154 Ferjo, Mike Fernandez, Nancy 128 Ference, Guy 146 Fesi, Michael 154 Feterick, Richard 162 Fiacable, John 162 Fickenscher, Mary 128 Fifield, Linda 154 Fifield, Sue 162 Finnearty, Gerald 152 Finnearty, Jay 146 Finnearty, Lester 162 Finoli, Joseph Finoli, Sheila 146 Finton, Mike Fisher, Diane Fisher, Edward 162 Fitousis, Alice Fitousis, Bessie Fleeger, Debby 39,128 Fletcher, Charles 146 Flowers, James 146 Flowers, William 162 Floyd, David Floyd, Phyllis 162 Fodemski, Terry 162 Fogle, George 56,76,146 Foler, Debby 61,81,146 Ford, Leon 163 Ford, Linda 146 Foremski, Arlene 146 Forney, Jean 128 Forney, Sandra 146 Forsythe, Cheryl 154 Fox, Deborah 163 Fox, Fernandez 108,154 Fox, Scott 154 Fox, Tom 128 Fraley, Linda 146 Fraley, Ray 154 Frangis, Donna 163 Frankovich, Barbara 163 Franzitta, Cheryl 154 Franzitta, James 146 Franzitta, Mary 128 Freeman, Michele French, Willie 146 Friedakis, Tony 101,146 Fritz, Dave 128 Fritz, Marie 1 Fritz, Mary 146 Frye, Sharon 146 Frye, Thomas 163 Fuidakis, Georgia 163 Fulton, Kathy 163 Fulton, Robert 98,112,154 Fulton, Sue 146 Furgeson, Linda Gaboian, Thomas Gabriel, Joseph 154 Gabrysiak, Irene 154 Gajewski, Carol 154 Galetka, Debra 163 Galetka, Gloria 72,128 Galevic, Ann 154 Galevic, Thomas 146 Galich, Catherine 163 Galich, John 146 Galindo, Jesse Galinda, Mary 88 Gaiko, Jeffrey Gallagher, Debra 163 Gallo, Janet 128 Galovic, Kathleen 163 Galovic, Tom 93 Ganmons, Glenn Gannon, Robert 82,154 Garcia, Rosemary 128,163 Garcia, Ruben 82,154 Gardner, Alandre 146 Gamer, Kathleen Garner, Thomas 146 Garrard, Pamela 146 Garritano, D’Andrea 163 Gary, Steven 146 Gaskins, Anna 129 Gaskins, Melvin Gave, Patti 163 Gayis, Katherine George, Michael 163 Georgion, Nick 154 Geras, Debra Gerbick, Gary 98,154 Gerbick, Pam 66,76,80,129 Geresy, Linda 146 German, Collene German, Mike 77,80,114,115,146 Gersack, Steven 163 Gest, Terry 154 Ghorley, Themlma 154 Gibbs, Gale Gibson, Eugene 163 Gibson, Rochelle 163 Gielniak, James 129 Gikas, Teddy 129 Gile, Rodney 146 Gilea, Gregory 163 Gill, Karen 129 Gilles, Gregory 163 Gilles, Richard Gilliana, Debbie 129 Gilliana, Marshall 163 Giolas, Dale 45,68,101,115,154 Gioth, Hannilore 129 Girgenti, Hobart 101,129 Girski, Ted Givan, Jake 108,163 Gladdis, Keith 76 Gladdis, Rodney 163 Glenn, Joan 147 Glenn, Kathleen 163 Goad, Marlen 154 Goad, Rusty 100,129 Gobla, Raymond Goetz, Michelle 4,25,129 Gonzales, Constance Gonzales, Donna 163 Goodman, Sherry 154 Goodman, Tom 147 Gorby, Gary 154 Gorby, Michael 163 Gorden, Lynn 64,84,147 Gordon, Phillip 98,112,154 Gottschling, Judy 129 Gould, Hollis 108,163 Grabek, James Grabek, Thomas 163 Grabowski, Daniel 154 Greco, Jo 154 Greco, Robert 147 Greco, Thomas 129 Green, Cathy 154 Green, Linda 129 Green, Paula 129 Greenbaum, Edith 163 Greer, Randolph 163 Gresh, Billy Gresh, Dan 129 Greve, Shawn 154 Gross, Jeffrey 154 Groth, Connie 163 Grubb, David Grube, Joseph Gudiinas, Kenneth 154 Guerrero, Laura 147 Guerrero, Robert 163 Gulaboff, Gloria 147 Gulette, Jerry 129 Gulyas, David 129 Gutesha, Millie 163 Gutierrez, Guadalupa 147 Gutkowski, Stanley 129 Guyton, Mike 93,98 Guzman, Donald 163 Guzman, George 147 Haas, Linda 147 Haburjak, Rickard Haggerty, Garry Hague, Randall Hahn, Nancy 154 Halaschak, John Hale, Cathy 154 Hale, Delois 147 Hale, Patricia 154 Hale, Robert 163 Hall, Cleve 104,105,116,147 Hall, Edward Hall, James 147 Hall, Janis 147 Hall, Michael 129 Hall, Trudy 154 Hallett, Diane 163 Hallas, William 98,147 Hallenbeck, Beverlv 154 Hallenbeck, Jack Hallenbeck, James 147 Haller, Debbie 130 Halstead, Andrew 115,147 Hamady, Linda 163 Hamilton, Anthony Hamilton, Steven 154 Hamilton, Timothy 101,115,154 Hammako, John 147 Hammond, Linda 147 Hampton, Phillip Hanaway, Keith 163 Hanaway, Patricia 147 Hanes, Joan 147 Hanley, Roberta Hanley, Roy 154 Hannah, Susan 154 Hansell, Mark 163 Hansen, Denise 130 Hanson, Karen Harbison, Deborah 163 Hardesty, Vallerie 147 Harding, Thomas 163 Hardy, Alvin Hardy, Melvin 163 Hardy, Veronica 147 Harmon, Gloria 65,73,130 Harness, Kathleen 155 Haro, Beatrice 65,147 Harris, Carmencine 163 Harris, Carolyn 163 Harris, Delores 163 Harris, George 155 Harris, Linda 155 Harris, Phyllis 147 Harrison, Rebecca 155 Harvey, Sylvester 109,147 Hasty, Ricky Hatch, Allen Hatford, June 77,80,130 Hauser, Donna 147 Hawrys, Wayne 147 Hazele, Jacqueline Healy, Faith 147 Hearns, Patrick 163 Hecker, Donald 163 Hedgepath, Revecca 147 Hedgepath, Gary Hedger, Jack Hedges, Linda Hedrick, Michael 72,147 Heffner, Lena 163 Heichler, David 163 Heminger, Gary 147 193 Heminger, James 163 Heminger, Sue 65,130 Henderson, Janet 147 Henderson, Richard 163 Hendrickson, Robert 155 Hendrickson, Susan 147 Henningfield, Becky 163 Henningfield, Diane 147 Henningfield, Shirley 130 Hensley, Laverne 155 Hernandez, George 163 Hernandez, Janet 62,155 Hernandez, Paul 77,80,116,144, 147 Hernandez, Sandra Hertaus, Carol 130 Herzog, Beth 163 Hester, Gloria 163 Heveder, Christine 155 Hielscher, Michael 155 Hielscher, Roy 64,130 Higgerson, Betty Higgins, Sharon Hilderbrand, Diane Hill, Barbara 155 Hill, Betty 155 Hill, James 163 Himebaugh, Byron 147,163 Himebaugh, Nancy Hinton, Gregory 163 Hocza, Donald Hocza, Gary Hocza, Linda 147 Hodges, James 130 Hodges, Linda 152 Hoffman, David 72,115,155 Hofmann, Sheilla 155 Hoftey, Chuck 88 Hojnacki, Edward 155 Hollepeter, Mary 155 Holley, Paul 155 Holloway, Spring 155 Holmes, Diane Holmes, Raymond 163 Holok, Nancy 102,103,130 Holt, Cecilia 147 Homoky, Sharon 130 Honeycott, Saumuel Hoover, Penny Hope, Doris 71,111,147 Hora, Janice Horn, Allan 155 Hostetter, Katherine 147 Hostetter, Charles Hostetter, Leroy Houser, David 130 Houston, Wayne 130 Howard, Charles 155 Howard, Marilyn Hristovska, Nadine Hristovska, Roas Hrnjak, Marilyn 155 Hrnjak, Nancy 80,130 Huff, Charles, 130 Huff, Delmas 163 Hughes, Howard Hughes, James 155 Hulick, Marilyn 65,83,131 Hunter, Andy 163 Hunter, Susan 163 Hurey, Gayle 65 Hurey, Pamela 164 Hurley, Theophil Hurst, Howard 109,155 Hutchins, Dean Hutman, Ronald 155 Hutman, Victor 155 Ibarra, Arthur 164 Ibarra, Edward Ihnat, Lawrence 147 Ippolito, Tracy 131 Ireland, Robert 147 Ivankovich, Mildred 131 I wan, Patricia 164 Jackson, Elaine 147 Jackson, Dree Jr. 108 Jacobs, Anne 155 Jacobs, Jeffrey 131 Jacobs, Judith 155 Jacobs, Nina 155 Jadrnak, Victoria 147 Jaksich, Nancy 155 Jancose, William 164 Janda, Davis 155 Jandura, Albert 147 Jandura, Joan 164 Janowski, Joel 147 Jandura, Paul 131 Jasper, James 164 Jasura, Nancy 147 Jedlikowski, Cynthia 147 Jeffress, David 155 Jenkins, Charles 155 Jenkins, Gerald 93,147 Jenkins, Sue 147 Jensen, Gail Jensen, Tom 68 Jeremiah, Debra 164 Jeremiah, Linda 147 Johnson, Bernard 155 Johnson, Bob 100,131 Johnson, Corlise 155 Johnson, Deborah 155 Johnson, Devra 164 Johnson, Diane 131 Johnson, Edward 131 Johnson, Greg 105,106,147 Johnson, James 131 Johnson, James 155 Johnson,Jean Johnson, Jeffrey 155 Johnson, Jeffrey 164 Johnson, Jonathan 155 Johnson, Leonard 131 Johnson, Linda Johnson, Nancy 155 Johnson, Patsy Johnson, Paula 164 Johnson, Randy 155 Johnson, Roderick 147 Johnson, Sharon 155 Johnson, Steve 8,15,17,116,122,131 Johnson, Steve 164 Jones, Alice 155 Jones, Grant 147 Jones, Jack 147 Jones, Kathy 147 Jones, Leah Ann 147 Jones, Linda 62,67,103 Jones, Lorraine 147 Jones, Lorraine 147 Jones, Wanda 147 Jordon, Eddie 164 Jostes, Sue 131 Joy, Betty 155 Juarez, Elisa 155 Judge, Kevin 92,95,118,131 Jurgensen, Cynthia 164 Juskiewicz, Regina 147 Juszkiewicz, Michael 155 Juzwicki, John 115,147 Juzwicki, Larry 101,118 Kacmar, John 147 Kaczorowski, Cheryl 131 Kaczur, Irene 155 Kaczur, Jerry 75,84,100,147 Kafantaris, Mark Kalemper, Mary 155 Kaminski, David 155 Kaminski, Maria 147 Kandalic, Richard Kanyuek, Chris Kapalko, Stephan 164 Kapnas, Irene 155 Kapnas, George 80,131 Kappas, Vicki 147 Karagory, George 132 Karagory, Thomas 155 Karbowski, Victor 155 Kama, Angelica 164 Kama, Anka 155 Kama, Monica 132 Karriman, David 98,155 Kassabaum, Dave 147 Kay, Gregory 164 Kay, Victor 147 Kayner, Lynn 164 Kellawan, Karl 101,164 Kellenis, Claudia 148 Kelley, Dennis 155 Kelley, Lisa 164 Kelley, Richard 92,98,144,148 Kelly, Mike 132 Kendron, Yolanda 65,75,80,84,132 Kennedy, Alanna 164 Kennedy, Colleen 148 Kepchar, Dennis 80,93,96,132 Keray, Robert 148 Kester, Cayla 164 Key, Charles 164 Kicinski, Henry 164 Kicinski, Robert 132 Kilgore, Paul 148 Kimmet, Katherine 148 Kimmet, Michael 164 King, Carrie 164 King, Susan 148 Kirkilewski, George 155 Kirkman, Deborah 164 Kirlen, Leonard 148 Kirtland, Marilyn 155 Kish, Joseph 132 Klein, Linda 148 Klemenic, John 164 Klimis, David 164 Klimis, Karen 148 Klippel, George 132 Klosowski, Shirley 74,148 Knight, Donna 164 Knight, Ken 148 Knight, Mike Knight, Ronald 164 Knipp, Jerry 148,164 Knop, Janell 164 Knopic, Gerakd Knudson, Tom 148 Kochek, Jerome 164 Koehler, Dewey Kociara, Albert 148 Kociara, Michael Kokotovich, Aleta 148 Koleff, Nicholas Kolettis, Marion 164 Kolvek, Albert Komanecki, Juliana Komorkoski, Joan Komper, Donna 148 Konopacki, Cynthia 155 Kopanski, Tim 148 Kopsho, Antoinette 148 Korac, Al 11,64,100 Korhel, Eileen 155 Korhel, George 164 Korhel, Joseph Koruschak, Nancy 148 Korzeniewski, Sandra 155 Korzow, Nick 69 Kosak, Carole Kosanovich, Larry 45,93,148 Koscho, Edward 148 194 Kosovich, Robert Kostantakis, Mary Kosto, David 148 Kourtesis, Andrew 132 Kouskutis, Sandra 155 Kouvakas, Katherine 148 Kowalsky, George 148 Kowalsky, Michael 164 Kozar, Mathew 148 Kozlica, James 164 Korowski, Tom 51,132 Kozyra, Chester 164 Kreleski, Maryann 164 Krimakis, Theodora 164 Krishcher, Norine KristofF, William 148 Krol, Alberta Krol, Debra Krol, Nicholas Krol, Stephen 148 Krstevski, Atse 98,155 Krstevski, Blago 132 Krstevski, Sylvia 164 Kruse, Michael 155 Krysinski, Pamela 164 Kryston, William 100,148 Krzepinski, Helen 148 Krzyzewski, Linda 148 Kubiak, Cindy 144,148 Kubiak, Juliann 164 Kucan, Carl 148 Kulanko, Patricia 148 Kulanko, Sharon 155 Kurowski, Dana 164 Kusmierczuk, Mark Kusmierczyk, Nancy Kusza, Jerome 164 Kutanovski, Trajanka 164 Kuykendall, Barbara 164 Kuzma, Albert Kuzmanoff, James 148 Kuzmanoff, Kathryn 155 Kwasniewski, John 155 Kymakis, Freda Kymankis, George Laack, Daniel 164 Lacey, Cheryl 164 Lacey, Robert 148 Ladony, William Ladra, Jon Lafata, Robert 164 Lahart, Barbara 155 Laisure, Diane 132 Lakomek, Bob 132 Lakomek, Carl 164 Kamberth, Lois 155 Lane, Karen 164 Langran, Richard 164 Langel, Jerry 164 Langel, Joseph 148 Langel, Thomas 164 Lankford, John 155 Largura, Camile 148 Larkin, Mary Lasayko, David 101,132 Lashenik, Michael 164 Lashenik, William 155 Lastogarkowski, Lilian 155 Latham, Kenneth 156 Lawrence, Daphne 148 Lawrence, Sandra 164 Lawrence, Terri 164 Lay, Stonewall 156 Layzod, Charlene 156 Lazaro, Chico 164 Lazaro, Samuel Ledak, Gary 82,156 Lee, Allen Lee, Carole 164 Lemaich, Carol 156 Lenzo, Gregory Lesniak, James 148 Lesniak, Karen 66,73,80,132 Leto, Frank Leucuta, Patricia Lewandowski, Robert 130 Lewandowski, Patricia Lewandowski, Jeanette 148 Lewis, George 164 Lia, Maria 148 Liedtke, Gary 148 Liedtke, Robert 164 Ligocki, Randy 84,148 Lilley, Judy 164 Link, Bonnie 132 Link, Dennis 148 Lisek, Walter Little, Frank 132 Loar, Dennis 156 Loar, Kathy 164 Locasto, Janice 133 Logan, Anthony 115,156 Lopez, Alice 148,65 Lopez, Daphne Camille Lopez, Sandra 165 Lopez, Sharon 148 Lopez, Vera Lothian, William 165 Loucko, Judith 156 Lowery, Albertine 156 Lowery, Doug 133 Lozano, Kathy 133 Lozenkofsky, Menka 133 Lozenkovsky, John 165 Lozier, Robert 165 Lucich, Timothy 156 Lugar, Susan 25,75,133 Luna, Frederick 165 Luna, Minerva 165 Luna, Sotero 148 Lundgren, Carl Luzzi, Patricia 148 Macchia, Frank 148 Mackins, Levom 73,148 Mackley, Gregory 156 Macko, Lucinda 148 Maddox, Robert Madison, James 148 Madson, Matthew 198 Mahns, Jeffrey Maisel, Ken Majeski, Marilyn 133 Major, Kathy Makivich, Pam 148 Maksimovich, John 156 Madsimovich, Neil 156 Malich, Sharon Mallica, Susan 165 Malone, Susan 165 Malyj, Steven Mamajlovic, Alexandria Mamelson, Thomas 148 Mammas, Evan 156 Mancilla, Jerry 77,148 Mandich, Raymond Mandich, Richard 156 Mandon, Georgian 152,156 Mandon, Jim 5,13,93,95,133 Maness, James 115,148 Manley, Joe 72,114,115,133 Manley, Sally 165 Mann, Mark 148 Manna, Mike 148 Manolopoulas, Ellen 156 Manoski, Melanie 156 Marasky, Christine 165 Maraszkiewicz, Frank 165 Marchese, Ken 133 Marciniak, Gayle 156 Marcotte, Gerald 165 Marcotte, Jackie 133 Marcus, Olin 156 Mark, Cynthia 165 Markis, Phillip 156 Markovich, Cheryl 133 Markovich, David 165 Marks, Charles 165 Marks, Donna 156 Marley, Pamela 133 Maroudas, Peter 165 Marshall, James 156 Marthell, Tanya 165 Marthel, Richard 156 Martikean, Francis 165 Martin, Barbara 156 Martin, David 133 Martin, George 165 Martin, Jeanette 165 Martin, Nancy 133 Martin, Paulette 156 Martinez, Greg 79,133 Martinez, Rudolph 165 Maruth, Patricia 165 Mason, Cheryl 165 Mathson, Linda 148 Matis, Timothy 148 Matovina, Kathy 148 Matthews, Sandra 165 Matthies, Myron 156 Matunas, George 133 Maturkanich, Michael 165 Maturkanich, Susan 148 Maxwell, Sandra 165 May, Val 133 Maybaum, Teri 134 Mayfield, Edward 156 Mayiers, Kathy 156 Mayn, Mitchell Mayner, Patricia 88,134 Mayo, Jimmy 115,156 Mazzaro, Nancy 148 McAdams, Danny 108,165 McBeath, Julia 165 McCall, David 115,148 McCall, Judy 134 McCammon, Cindy 134 McCann, Kathryn 156 McColly, Dennis 165 McColly, Thomas 108,134 McDonald, Alethea 148 McDonald, Clementine McDonald, Jean 134 McDanield, Janice 165 McDowell, Dan 104,105,148 McFadden, Woodine 156 McGinnis, Patty 134 McGuire, Robert 156 McKay, Debra 165 McKay, Robert 156 McKinley, Lois 165 McKinley, Marie McKinley, Randall 165 McKinnie, Debra 148 McKinnie, Brenda 165 McLain, Jim McLaughlin, Mark McLaughlin, Bill McLaurin, Joyce McMulline, Jeanne 165 McNiece, Charles 115,165 McQuaid, Kimberly 165 McQuilkin, Caryn 156 McQuilkin, James 156 McWilliams, Jack 156 Medellin, Joe 10,134 Medellin, Rosemary 165 Medina, Maria 165 Medina, Mary Ann 134 Medved, Keith Medved, Kevin 165 Mehay, Mike 93,94,134 Meiu, Debby 134 Meiu, Denise 148 Melody, Janice 134 Mendoza, Pat 10,65,134 Meneakis, Emanuel Menear, Renee 156 Merkner, Ruth 134 Merritt, Doris Mesich, David 156 Meszaros, Joyce Middleton, Pamela 165 Middleton, Suzanne 156 Mielczarek, Sigmund 135 Mihalik, Janice 148 Mihalik, Kathy 135 Mihalik, Thomas 108,165 Mihelic, Lani 149 Milatovic, Milorad 149 Miles, Tim 101,156 Milich, Mike 12,92,94,135 Millan, Jack 156 195 Miller, Jeanette 156 Miller, Kenneth 149 Miller, Paul 165 Miller, Richard Miller, Ron 135 Mills, Maynard Milojevic, Chris 149 Milutinovich, Thomas 149 Mincy, Debra 165 Mishevieh, Thomas 149 Misora, Joyce 135 Mitchell, Vanessa 165 Mitic, Michael 165 Mitic, Ursula 149 Mitrovich, Christine 165 Mitrovich, John 156 Mize, Janic e 149 Modrowski, Michael Molik, Susan 165 Moloney, John 133 Momcilovic, George Monette, Robert Montgomery, Sharon 165 Moody, Deborah 165 Moon, Karen 135 Moore, Barbara J. 149 Moore, Rick 156 Moore, Timothy Moos, Holly 156 Morales, David Moralez, Ernest 165 Morey, Gail 165 Morgan, Dale 149 Morgan, Linda 156 Morganvan, Helen Morrison, William 156 Morrone, Doug 116,117,135 Moskovich, Janet Mostak, Sandy 77,149 Mott, William 156 Moye, Ronald Moye, Ursula 165 Mrak, Barbara 156 Mroz, Charles 165 Mroz, Thomas 135 Mudrich, Thomas 135 Mudryk, Patricia 156 Mudryk, Sharon Mullin, Peter 156 Murfey, Gerald Murray, Stanley 156 Murrell, Marvin Mushensky, Kerry Jo 165 Mussallem, Michael 112,149 Mussallem, Philip 165 Muza, Patricia 148 Muzio, Marjorie 148 Myer, Pamela 156 Myers, Tom 93,97,125 Naccarato, Francis 109,156 Naccarato, Vince 93,98,112 Nadolski, John Nahod, Sharon Naidoff, Jim 135 Nominski, Ronald Namovich, Janet Nasiaceno, Jesse 165 Neal, Gregory 1 49 Neal, Cynthia Nelms, Nettie 165 Nemeth, Steven Nepsa, Paula 149 Nichols, Christ 135 Nichols, Danny 115 Nicholas, Holly 156 Nickolich, Boris Nicksic, John 156 Niketh, Ronald 165 Nikolich, Ljupco Nikolich, Tony 48 Nikoloff, Richard 149 Nokovic, Alex 135 Nokovic, Sylvia 156 Nolan, Nora 135 Norman, Helen 156 Norman, Rose Northcutt, Linda 77,80,135 Novak, David 165 Novak, Mark Novotny, Jonathan 165 Nuzzo, Ben 135 Nuzzo, James 165 Odom, Angela 165 Olds, Russell 156 Oliver, Cynthia 156 Oliver, Dan 149 Oliver, Jesse 198 Olszewski, Henry Onder, Joseph 165 O ' Neill, Peggy Lee 165 Opacich, Karin 80,110,149 Opalak, David 156 Opalko, Harold 156 O ' Quinn, William Oresik, Stephen Orlich, Michael 156 Ortosky, Ronald 98,156 Osika, Marilyn 135 Ouderkirk, Donna 156 Outlaw, Shirley 165 Owens, Douglas 149 Pacheco, David 166 Pacheco, Israel Padlo, Camille 166 Padlo, Joseph 166 Padlo, Stephen Padnon, Rosemary 156 Padron, Robert 149 Pahkanen, Lorraine 149 Palacio, Anthony Palmateer, Rodney Palmer, Kathleen 156 Palo, Carolyn 157 Palo, Paula 166 Palumbo, Steve Panagiotides, Dean 112,149 Panagiotides, Martha 157 Panteliodes, Katherine Pappas, Bunny 135 Papusch, Joel Pardus, Donald 156 Parker, Martha Parker, Regina 166 Parker, Roy 157 Parker, Wilma 157 Parkhurst, Patti 135 Parnell, Carolyn 166 Parrett, Jerry 157 Paskash, Michael 166 Pastor, Nancy 166 Pastry, Katherine 135 Patitsas, Bonnie 136 Patitsas, Mary 166 Pattee, Michelle 149 Patterson, Archie 157 Patterson, Dennis 115,157 Patterson, Mary 157 Patton, James 166 Patz, Joanne 75,136 Paunovich, Eleanore 66,149 Paunovich, Michael 157 Pavel, Cathy 166 Pavich, Violet 157 Pavlin, Raymond Pavlovich, Lori Pavlovich, Stephen 166 Pawlak, Judy Pawlak, Steven 157 Pawlik, Bernadette 70,157 Pawlik, John 136 Peay, Cathy Peck, Charles 157 Pederson, Joyce 10,136 Peele, Roger 136 Pendleton, Claudia 160,166 Pendleton, Bill 93,97,136 Pennington, Jack 149 Penzato, Roberta Perdue, Helen 70,84,149 Perella, Anthony 149 Perkins, Pearline Perry, Diane 166 Perry, Milton Perry, Norman 166 Perryman, Nathan 136 Pest, Charlene 157 Pest, Cheryl 136 Peterson, Charles 149 Peterson, Roberta 166 Petrites, Daniel 149 Petroff, Gregory 101,149 Petrovic, Mike 166 Petrovic, Sally Pfister, Barbara 157 Phillips, Kathleen 136 Phillips, Patricia 166 Piasecki, Christine 149 Piatek, Edward 166 Piazza, Joanna 166 Picka, Dale 157 Piechocki, Pam 80,136 Piechocki, Pat 66,80,136 Pieczkiewica, Belinda 157 Pilipovich, George 136 Piljac, Tom 149 Pilla, Margaret 149 Pilla, Mark 136 Pirovsky, Krist Pizano, Alvino Plesko, Lianne 149 Pochron, Margaret Pochron, Timothy 166 Polak, Stanley 136 Pole, Jeffrey 166 Polomchak, Daniel 136 Polomchak, Jon 157 Polovitch, Christine 136 Polovitch, Rexford 166 Polovitch, Steven Polturich, Patricia 77,80,136 Poncek, Barbara 149 Pope, Wayne 166 Popovic, Rose 157 Popovich, Ned 166 Popovich, Tom 166 Popp, Delores 157 Portoles, Dennie Posavac, Donald 166 Posavac, Terry 149 Potee, Dale Ann 149 Powell, Randy 166 Praschak, Antoinette 149 Praschak, Betty 74,136 Praschak, John 166 Procopy, Marie 157 Price, Larry 166 Price, Michaela 149 Price, Paul 136 Pronze, Stephen Prue, Bruce Prue, Penny 166 Pruitt, Ben Pruitt, David 166 Pruitt, Jacob 80,84,136 Pruitt, Jeffrey 157 Pryle, James Psimos, Mark 108,166 Purevich, Carol 166 Purevich, Jeannette 149 Purevich, Patricia 149 Purevich, Sharon 166 Purser, Johnny 104,105,157 Pzybysz, Sandra 166 Qualizza, Jerry 8,10,68,137 Quenett, Cynthia 157 Quenett, Lloyd 137 Quigley, Paula 137 Raber, Randall 166 Racich, Joseph 149 Radford, Debra 157 Radinovich, Doris 137 Radman, David 166 Rado, John 149 Railing, Gary Rajski, Joe 166 Rakos, Paula Rakos, Richard 137 Ramage, Brock 149 Ramirez, Cynthia 137 196 Ramirez, Norma 157 Ramos, Linda 137 Randolph, Diane 149 Rangeloff, Terry 109,157 Rankin, Susan 65,66,149 Rapo, Patty 149 Rarity, Carolyn 166 Rarity, Christine 65,149 Rebraca, Tom 166 Racktenwall, Daniel 166 Reder, Tom Reed, Clarence 157 Regan, Janet 65,137 Regan, Mark 100,137 Regas, James 157 Rehfeldt, Linda Reilly, Michael Remijan, Robert 157 Rempler, Erhardt 157 Renner, John 115 Renner, Phillip 166 Renner, William 157 Respecke, Laura 157 Reyes, Alta 166 Reyes, Grace 149 Reynolds, Marcia 137 Rice, Darrel 137 Rich, Edward 157 Rich, Roy 137 Richards, Andrea 20,137 Richardson, Gloria Richter, Joel 149 Richter, Miriam 166 Richter, Sarah 149 Ridarta, Terry Rikli, Maureen 157 Riley, Wayne Fahey 166 Ristich, Marlene 149 Ritchie, Jim 88 Ritthaler, Ronald 157 Rivera, Ana 166 Rivera, John 166 Rivera, Oscar Rivera, Samuel Roach, John 149 Roberts, Charlene 157 Roberts James Roberts, Lori 157 Roberts, Patrick Robertson, David 149 Robertson, Jacquelyn 166 Robertson, James Robinson, Clark 166 Robinson, Donna 77,80,137 Robinson, Henry 112,149 Robinson, Mary 137 Robinson, Patricia Robinson, Robert 149 Roby, Rebecca 69,64 Rocham, Robert 166 Rock, Elizabeth 166 Rock, Victor 149 Rod arte, JoAnn Rodarte, Maria 166 Rodger, Lawrence 137 Rodriquez, David Rodriquez, Dwight 166 Rodriquez, Fabian 157 Rodriquez, Hiram 149 Rodriquez, John Rodriquez, Laura 149 Rodriquez, Leta 70,76,137 Rodriquez, Robert 101,157 Rodriquez, Yolanda 149 Rodziewicz, Chester 149 Roe, Deborah 157 Rogalski, Patricia 157 Rogers, Corliss 166 Rogers, Donald 101,166 Rogers, Pamela 166 Rogers, Steve Rogge, Diane 149 Rogula, Deljo Marie 166 Rogula, Jodel Marie 166 Rohaley, Daniel 166 Rohaley, Marcia 149 Roll, Beth Romeo, Joseph 157 Romeo, Robert 149 Rondinelli, Paula 137 Rooker, Judy 157 Rosco, Deborah 57,67,76,80,137 Rosco, Susan 166 Rosdil, Barbara 149 Rosdil, Thomas 149 Rose, Don 137 Rose, Teresa 77,80,138 Rosendaul, Cynthia 157 Roskowski, Denise 149 Ross, Jackie 166 Ross, Jeff 149 Roth, Linda 138 Roumbos, James 80,101 Roundtree, Darlene 166 Rouse, Sharon 149 Rowe, Patricia 138 Rowe, Richard 108,166 Rudd, Diana 149 Ruschak, Michael 138 Ruschak, Robert Rush, Jim 149 Ruske, Cynthia 166 Rusnock, Carol 166 Rusnock, Linda 92,157 Russell, John 149 Russell, Larry Ryalis, Charles Rzonca, Janet 157 Sabo, Warren 166 Sadowaki, Mark 149 Sajda, Cidy Sajda, Dennis 149 Sajders, Erwin 166 Saklak, Dennis Saklak, Eddie 138 Salmon, Connie 166 Salmon, Vickie 138 Samardzijia, Millie 166 Sams, Linda 25,103,138 Sanchez, Janet 138 Sanchez, Joseph Sanders, Deborah 157 Sanders, Verse Samicki, Joseph 150 Sards, Kathleen 66,157 Sass, Charles 138 Sass, Edward Schacki, Jane 157 Schacki, Pat 138 Schacki, Sue 9,61,138 Schaefer, Constance 167 Schaefer, Edward Schaefer, Steven Scheutzenhoff, Joseph Schoon, Susan 167 Schoon, Warren 150 Schuffert, Michael 138 Schult, Don Schultz, Larry 157 Schuster, James 167 Scofield, Herbert 167 Scott, Charlotte Scott, Donna 167 Scott, Pamela 150 Scubelek, Lawrence 157 Sczerba, Anthony Seaman, Linda 79,80,84,138 Sease, Willie 157 Seay, Ernest 167 Seberger, Ruth 157 Segan, Lubica (Violet) 167 Segan, Vera Seibal, Debbie 150 Seifert, Jack 69,130 Selsor, Debra 150 SeraRn, Chris Seramur, Cameron 157 Serynek, Deborah 150 Serynek, Diane 167 Sgouros, Nicholas 157 Sgouros, Peggy 35,65,138 Shackno, Gloria 65,138 Shackno, Michael 166 Shad well, Carol Shaffer, Laurie 80,150 Shaginaw, Diana Shaginaw, Doug 138 Shannon, Gale 150 Shapkaroff, Kathleen 167 Shaver, Mike 75,101,138 Shaw, Calvin 150 Shelboume, Douglas 112,167 Shelley, Roberta Sharron, Joseph 157 Shiery, Beverly 167 Shinovich, Debra 152,157 Shipley, Britt 157 Shirley, Chris 157 Shirley, Russell 167 Shultz, John 98,167 Shumaker, Dan 157 Shumaker, Rosalind 157 Sibich, Karen 157 Sikora, John 93,44,116,117,138 Sikora, Sue 150 Silich, Magdalene 157 Silva, Arthur 167 Silva, Ricardo Silva, Sulvia 150 Silver, William Simic, Nick 139 Simko, Michael 157 Simons, John 157 Simons, Paul 167 Single, Valencia Sitaras, Costas 157 Sizemore, Sheilla 157 Skaltsas, Christine 150 Skaltsas, Marsha 157 Skelton, Barbara 150 Skelton, Beth 139 Skinta, Margaret 167 Skirak, Cynthia 157 Skolak, Rudolph Skorich, Bonnie 157 Slama, Bill 139 Slama, Mary 167 Slepcevich, Robert 167 Sliwinski, Denise 150 Sloas, Danny 167 Slosar, John 105,106,150 Slubowski, Henry 56,76,139 Smith, Barbara 139 Smith, David 139 Smith, Delois 167 Smith, Dorothy 150 Smith, Ginny 167 Smith, Janet 157 Smith, Joseph 167 Smith, Paul 150 Smith, Robert 167 Smith, Ron 139 Smith, Ronald 167 Smith, Ruth 150 Smith, Susan 157 Smolinski, Dan 79,139 Smosna, William 139 Smurda, Holly 150 Smurdon, Cynthia Snedecor, Charles 167 Snyder, Mike 150 Sohacki, Jim 115,150 Solivais, Connie 167 Solomon, Jayne 25,139 Solomon, Michael 157 Solomon, Sharon 139 Sonaty, Stephen 157 Sopko, Alan 98 Sorba, Susan 167 Sorchevich, Deborah 167 Soroka, Marty 158 Soroka, Nancy 167 Soroka Sandra 70,75,80,139 Sovich, Ed 150 Sowards, Roberta 139 197 Spak, Shirley 150 Szmall, Sophie Spanish, Linda 167 Szucs, Catherine 158 Spicer, Bridget Szymanski, Kathleen 158 Spodinak, Michael 158 Szymanski, John 167 Sposito, Anna 158 Szymanski, Walter Sposito, Carol 150 Tabor, Sylvia 167 Sposito, Kathy 139 Tabron, Laurann 150 Sposito, May Ann 139 Taleff, Louis 167 Spurlock, Linda Talley, Andra 150 Spurlock, Susan 167 Talley, David 167 Sreckovich, Cathy 75,140 Tamietto, Elisa 150 Sreckovich, Paul 167 Taneff, Linda 150 Stalbaum, Sylvia 167 Tanner, Claudia 158 Stanisich, Peter Tanner, Gene 167 Stanley, John 158 Tarchala, Cathy 70 Stanley, Vernon 140 Taylor, Elizabeth Carol 158 Stansil, Marilyn Taylor, Ginger 140 Stanzione, Frances 140 Taylor, Linda 140 Stanzione, Rosalie 150 Taylor, Nancy 140 Staples, Thomas 150 Taylor, Roberta 140 Stark, Gale 150 Taylor, Susan Stark, Richard 140 Taylor, Veronica 167 Starks, Norman 167 Terzes, Georgene 110,150 Starr, Kimberly 158 Tetzloff, Timothy Starzyk, John 158 Thoman, Barbara 150 Stawicki, Delphine 140 Thoman, Nancy Stefanovich, Nancy 150 Thomas, Alan 158 Stefanovich, Rose 150 Thomas, Alma 167 Steffus, Jerome 140 Thomas, Daniel Kenneth 167 Stegnach, Barbara 167 Thomas, Tommy 158 Stephens, Lina 80,140 Thomas, Vernon 167 Stephens, Paul 140 Thomas, Yvette 150 Stephenson, David 158 Thompson, Chrys 9,122,140 Stephenson, Karen 167 Thompson, Jerry 167 Stevens, Debra 158 Thompson, Margo 140 Stevens, Kyle 15,110,144,150 Tidwell, Jacqueline 141 Stevens, Linda 57,76,167 Tierce, Joe 60,141 Stewart, Barbara Tierce, Terry 158 Stewart, Cornelius 150 Tipton, Connie 141 Stewart, Ed 115,150 Tipton, Dave 100,109,152,158 Stewart, Mark 158 Tokarchuck, Fred 150 Strickland, Beverly 158 Tokarski, Theodore 150 Strickley, Joseph Tomaszewski, Therese 167 Strincevich, Judity 158 Tombers, Paul 150 Stringley, Dorothy 158 Tomko, Robert 158 Stochel, Robert 98,158 Tommasi, Timothy Stock, Mary 167 Torbett, Harry 141 Stojanovic, Milorad 158 Torchio, Mark 167 Stojanovic, Angelina 150 Torma, Rose Stokes, Mary 158 Toth, Donald 167 Stonecipher, Tim 140 Toth, Lori 141 Stowell, Constance 140 Towers, Luann 167 Stowell, Pamela 167 Traipa, Robert 141 Struble, Donna 167 Trapane, Samuel 150 Stults, Philip 140 Travick, Cynthia 150 Stults, Tom 114,115,150 Trinidad, Phyllis 167 Stutler, Cleon 110,140 Trindad, Ronald 158 Stutler, David 167 Trindad, Stevie 150 Sullivan, Linda 150 Trinoskey, Valerie 167 Sulski, Donna Trivanovich, Dawn 160,167 Sut, David 140,150 Truchan, Lynn 158 Sut, Michael 150 Trusty, Cecil 167 Svetanoff, Richard 167 Trusty, Sandra 167 Svetich, Joann 150 Truvillion, Vanessa 167 Svetich, Robert Tsaparkis, Fotine Svetich, Ronald 158 Tubbs, Valerie 158 Svihra, Richard 105,150 Tumak, John 158 Swatt, Sharon 150 Turnbeaugh, Alan 158 Swiatak, Richard 158 Turner, Evelyn 150 Swigon, Joann 167 Turner, Flora 167 Swisher, Norman 150 Ugarts, Alexandra 158 Szczerba, Diane 158 Ulozas, Janet 71,141 Szentesy, Barbara 167 Unrus, Rex 150 Szentesy, Kathy 140 Upthegrove, Richard Urban, Robert 161 Wagner, Joe 158 Urbanick, George 141 Wahl, Marlene 168 Urbanick, Jan 167 Wahlman, Robert 150 Urbanick, Kenneth 158 Waligura, Janice 141 Urbanski, Robert Waligura, John 158 Ursta, Danny 158 Walker, Daniel Uzelac, Karen 158 Walker, Jack 158 Uzelac, Linda 150 Walker, James 112 Vahary, Dave 167 Walker, Rodney 112,150 Vahary, Carol 158 Walla, Robert 158 Vahary, Denise 150 Wallace, Bruce Valse, Mary 150 Walters, William 168 Valsi, Michael 150 Wampler, Kathleen 168 Vanaman, Debby 141 Wampler, Tom 141 Vance, Deborah 167 Wardrip, Timothy 112,158 Vance, Marti Lee 167 Warieka, Joyce 12,150 Vance, Patti 158 Warner, Jacqueline 168 Vandersteen, Kenneth 105,106 Warren, Pamela 163 Van Weinen, Jerald 158 Washington, Betty 168 Varela, Kathy Washington, Ronald 151 Varella, Joy 150 Wasik, Kathleen Vargas, Christopher 158 Wasowicz, Christine 168 Vargo, Jerome 158 Waters, Robert 158 Varichak, Diane Wathen, Randall 168 Vasquez, Diana 150 Watkins, David 112,151 Vasquez, Ricardo 158 Watkins, Maralee 158 Vassallo, Jeff 150 Watkins, Richard 112 Vassallo, Marla 158 Watrakiewicz, Frank 158 Vavrak, Cathy 80,102,103,141 Watson, Brenda Vavrak, Linda 76,110,141 Wayman, Gregory 158 Vereb, Irene 167 Waytovich, Charles Vereb, John 150 Weaver, Terry 158 Vereb, Mary 158 Weiser, Steven 151 Ventura, Joe 141 Wellman, Eugene 105,151 Vichuras, Michael 150 Wellnitz, Wendy 168 Vician, Cheryl 150 Wellons, Bernard 168 Vinchur, Kathleen 158 Wells, Donald 141 Vlahos, Dino 158 Wells, Donna 151 Vogt, Irvin 141 Welsh, Laura Vorkapich, Nick 150 Wesson, Larry 109,158 Vucko, John 167 Wheeler, Brenda 141 Vukin, David 150 Wheeler, Sharon 79,141 Vukin, Donald 168 Wheeler, Gary 158 Vuletic, Helen 141 Whitaker, Brent 168 Vuletic, Pierre 101,158 Whitaker, Starla Vullmahn, Christopher White, Andrew 151 Vullmahn, Christopher White, Don 168 Wadley, Glenn 168 White, Kevin 108,168 Wagner, Andrea 158 White, Pamela 158 White, Patricia 141 White, Tom 93,98 Whitten, Randell 158 Wickersham, Gary Wichersham, Michael 168 Wiechnik, Sandra 142 Wieczarek, Michael 158 Wieczarek, Robert 4 Wiggins, Dorothy 158 Wilkerson, Jesse Mae 168 Will, Linda 158 Willfond, Bill 142 Willhoite, Marlene 158 Williams, Barbara 168 Williams, Carmen 168 Williams, Darlene 168 Williams, Gary 13,93,151 Williams, Robert Williams, Roy 158 Williams, Sue 142 Williamson, Johnny 158 Wilson, Debra 168 Wilson, Joann 158 Wilson, Marie 168 Wilson, Richard 158 198 Wilson, William K. 158 Wilusz, Patricia 158 Winandy, Joann 142 Wineinger, Joni 159 Wineinger, Linda 57,77,80,142 Winicky, Otto 159 Wirick, Kathi 159 Wise, Kathy 24,61,142 Wise, Terry 112,142 Wisner, Joseph 168 Wisniewski, Michael 168 Wisniewski, Richard 25,142 Wisz, James 158 Witte, Ronald 151 Wittrup, Lena 159 Wojciechowski, Deborah 168 Wojtan, James 159 Woloshansky, Olga 168 Woloshansky, Michael 168 Wolozanski, Bob 142 Wolozanski, Richard 159 Wood, Edward 151 Wood, Laura 142 Wooten, Joe Word, James 168 Wortsman, Larry 157 Wortsman, Ruth 168 Woryna, Karen Wozniak, Jean 142 Wozniak, Patricia 142 Wraight, Patricia 142 Wright, Gary 168 Wright, Harvey 168 Wring, Patricia Yacko, Marian 159 Yakim, Shirley 142 Yakim, Tira 151 Yaros, Shauna 168 Yarvis, William 142 Yates, Robin 151 Yates, Cathy 168 Yedinak, Stephan 151 Yelich, Richard 98,159 Yelich, Sue 142 Yetsko, Donald 159 Yetsko, James 151 Yocum, Elizabeth 168 Yocum, Paul 115,142 Yoko, Janet 151 Yoko, Pete 168 York, Donna 168 York, Robert 159 York, Shirley 142 Young, Shirley 159 Youngkin, Dianne 168 Yovanoff, Sandy 25,142 Yovanoff, Shirley 9,57,62,76,90,83, 102,103,142 Yover, Donn 68,142 Zaidman, John Zakula, Bea Zakula, Mildred 159 Zakula, Yvonne 25,142 Zander, Ramona Zaradich, John Zaradich, Linda Zaragosa, Daniel Dennis Zarik, Linda 159 Zator, Mary Jo 159 Zdobylak, Andy 92,97,116,142 Zecevich, Georgia Zecevich, Milan 168 Zenak, Jeanne Zervos, James Zervos, Nancy 142 Zieba, Terry 98,159 Zielinski, Chester 142 Zielinski, Leona 159 Zimmerman, John 142 Zimny, Marshall 159 Zimny, Sydell 168 Ziza, Marianne 79,151 Zolandz, Thaddeu 159 Zukowski, Joseph 151 Zukowski, Rose 168 Zulawinski, Stephen Zulkowski, Sharon 151 Zupko, George 159 Zweig, Jeffrey 168 1969 Quill and The annual staff pictured from left to right: Shirley Yovanoff ’ Assistant Editor; Sandi Consortia Faculty!Aca¬ demic; Nancy Hrnjak , Ads; Linda Stephens , Assistant Editor; Debbie Rosco , Editor; Pam Gerbick , Clubsl- Organizations; Mary Atm Sposito , Faculty!Academic; George Fogle , Sitorts; Karin Opacich , Copy; Henry Slubowski, Sports; Keith Gladdis, Photographer; Mr. Richard O ' Curran, Sponsor; Dennis Alderson , 200 Blade Staff Photographer; Laurie Shaffer, Index; Leta Rodriguez, ClubslOrganizations; Sharon Benjamin, Business; Sue Jostes, Album; Sheryl Kaczorowski, Business. Not pictured: Jody Ernest, Index; Linda Vavrak, Sports; Dale Giolas, Photographer. Acknowledgements A bell rings ... lockers crash . .. feet scurry . .. desks shuffle ... gossip spreads ... bell echoes ... teacher asks . . . student answers . . . teacher lec¬ tures ... eyes close .. . voice booms ... eyes open . . . pens click . . . hands scribble ... a bell rings. And so another routine day of school pro¬ gresses. No matter how routine and sometimes dull school life may be, the four years spent in high school prove to be an important time of learning, respecting, thinking, and molding. So important, that the aays are represented and recalled each year in a book of memories—fond remembrances of close friends, good times, and worthwhile study. A yearbook is a combination of the talents, ideas, and cooperation of many people. Hours of hard work have been devoted oy many to present a yearbook of fine quality and creative ideas. I would like to express my sincere gratitude and appreciation to the following people who have made the 1969 Quill and Blade possible: to the staff, for their cooperation and determination; my special thanks to Karin Opacich for the extra¬ ordinary amount of time and work which she de¬ voted unselfishly to the book; to Dale Giolas for his assistance and dependability with photog¬ raphy; to Mr. John Giolas for his cooperation and understanding; to Mr. Richard O’Curran, our Irish leprechaun, for his assistance, encourage¬ ment, and sense of humor. Thanks also to Collins Furniture Store, the office staff and administra¬ tion, the students and faculty, and Linda Jones, Vicky Kappas, and Georgene Terzes for their assistance with the copy. 202