Lincoln Park High School - Log Yearbook (Lincoln Park, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1960 volume:

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A child doesn't begin immediately to build giant skyscrapers. As time and practice are needed to build tall buildings with blocks, so time and practice are essential in building- character and personality. Knowledge blocks are arranged in ascending order through the four years of high school. Prep- aration for future occupations and positions re- quire knowledge and wisdom gained in those years. Athletic blocks are made of health, sports- manship, fair play, competitive desire, and companionship. Blocks of success and failure build an individual, as does the training he receives. Activity blocks provide leadership, disci- pleship and business wisdom. Organizing meet- ings, Robert's Rules of Order, and office cam- paigning are blocks which add to character building. These various blocks are buffed and polished to make the rough-edged Freshman a smooth- edged, well-rounded individual by the time he graduates. Faye Campbell january 1960 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES 4 UNDERCLASSMEN SENIORS Administration Q Tw? tsfS With the new high school in the background, Mr. Gregory has the pleasant task of the final check out for the building. Above: Mr. Fetchiet, like most of the LPHS body, is dreaming of the times ahead and the new school. Right: Much of the paper work handled through the office ends up on the desk of Mr. Green. 4 Mrs. Peggy Clif: Mrs. Betty Downey Part of her job is to sign readmits for the students. You can never have a typewriter around the office without spending some time keeping it in working order. Taking dictation from Mr. Gregory is only part of her job. Seeing that everything runs Secretarial Staff Mrs. Wanda Popiolek smoothly in the office takes up some of her time. Mrs. Irene McKinnon Mrs. Mary Hunt A- complete file record is main- tained for each student in the office. . . Checking students out is one parht Keeping a reqord of five .books for of being school secretary. each student is the function of the bookstore. She also sees that e- nough books are on hand for the following year. 5 Typing is one of the many classes These girls are working on their offered by the commercial depart- advanced typing speed of 65 words ment. Both boys and girls are en- PCT minure- rolled in this course. Learning to operate the various types of business machines is a required course for Commercial Commerical Department -Q Members of our Commercial Department are from left to right: Mr. Wood Miss Andrew, Miss Nowlin, Mrs. Hatcher, Mr. Kokkales, Mr. Miller, Miss Olsen, Mrs. Neumann, Mrs. Stedman, and Mrs. Sanborn. 6 A group of her pupils surround Miss Hoynak as she reviews the days work. History Department I X, V The Photographer Snaps Mr. Stann as he leaves for his first hour class. 4 Standing: Mr. Zulewski, Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Tarrant, Mr. Hedde, Mr. Frasier, Mr. Murphy. Seated: Miss Pea- cock, Mrs. McNally, Mrs. Fine. 7 J M Driver Education - A few of our driver training instructors discussion the Weather Left to right: Mr. Lusk, Mr. Kosmal, and Mr. Burnie. just knowing how to drive isn't enough for these Mr. Armelagos, one of our extra students, Keeping the Car studious teachers. in driving order is another I lesson. R Industrial Education U ACNOMS 1 . PJ! xm Standing around the machine are Mr. Ccnstantine, Mr. jones, Mr. Morley, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Pietenpol, Mr. Sazima, Mr. Taipala, Mr. Gordon, and Mr. Finney. The boys taking industrial education subjects learn the operation and care of many different machines. Q arm-at 'U' ' 1 Printing instructor Mr. jones finds his job involves fixing as well as teaching. - ni Fai ' U' Languages Miss Wilson and Mrs. Mettler rev semesters work in their foreign 1 department. English Department Front: Mrs. Wildeman, Mrs. Mcwhirter, Mrs. Huckabone, Mrs.. Blume, Mrs. Pugh, Mrs. Nelson. Back: Mrs. VanHorne, Mrs. Rich, Mr. Shuler, Mr. Trkula. 10 Mathematics Department B 6 --4 'If Physical Education F-ss: kiw i c. ,f:,,Qfp, 5 , fl, 1-'f ' . . . 519- - Checkxng out the swimming pool in are gym teachers Mr. Noland, Mr. . -taht , 5 A: X ' Brodie, Miss Metldleton and Miss ' ' V 595Q . - - Donnelly. , 1 T24 ll Fine Arts LP Fine Arts instructors are left to right, Mr. Judd, Mr. Doyle, and MI- Stalk- Students busily at work in Mr. Stark's ceramic class. W nu.. '--mmf., f fir Out of the oven, the finished product. Counselors l in If The counseling department consists of Mrs. VanHorne, Mrs. McWhirter, Mrs. Kutt, Mr. Bussard, Miss Blanchet, Mr. Wood, and Mr. Armstrong. is Mrs. Kutt and Tylor Cathy talk over his plans for his future educa- tion. just one of the many jobs of a counselor. Many students stop their counselor in the hall to discuss some problem that has come up during the last class. Mr. Bussard finds this to be true. Home Economics Department fm A stsm Standing: Mrs. Arnet, Mrs. Richards, Miss Harris. Seated: Mrs. Styer, Mrs. Davis. With the hem lines rising, a ruler and pins are kept busy in the clothing rooms. 2 Q we--sm ss: w mi.. . . ' 'P' .A A Knowing how to wash and dry the dishes is a girls job, as is knowing how to use them for cooking. v Science Department W 4 Mr. Berry instructing students Mrs. Quilling, Miss Blanchet, Mr. Bush, Mr. Parker, and Mr. Bussard. il! 4 ,CQJY G Charts showing the structures of plants and animals are a part of biology supplies. Mr. Berry points out parts of the hydra to his students. i Athletics requires building blocks, too. The Freshman knows little about true athletics. He is easily winded and has no stamina. As the Freshman learns endurance and precision he makes the Freshman team. In actual play his technique improves. The junior Varsity team offers the player a greater challenge: real com- petition, both against the other team and within his team for starting line-up. The ultimate in the player's strife is reached when he has proved his power and drive and fitted together all his little blocks of game knowledgeg he makes the Varsity team. i I ATHLETICS 16 5 1 Qs G 'Ss . wk if ,..1 s ' ,ff fi gk 1 'ff' f l N J L,', T -5 .JW X' .. , . i . , Y Q1 ' if . I SR J , K ' 1 Q Q 5., -4 it , ii- if wif C Rfk? E , if ar gg S I - X 'G- QQ 152 . ,N E Q 1 R Q 1 N !Q 43 1 ,sz 5 J! if Q2 x it U E w QW bww . gfS .. 4 . -. 'Q V ,. A , , the '59 Football Season. 'Qx One of the rough moments tor a football player. Coach Mr. Lusk, leads the count down during the final minute of a close game for the league champions - LPHS Backfield Seniors Line Seniors Front: J. Farrar, M. McElroy, j Brown, Back: R. Soltez, R. Bassett A. Sabatini Row lj S. Baker, D. DeMark, B. Fredrick, B. Pipslci, T. Lang, G. Barrett. Row 2: B. Fill, D. Sarkett, B. Morris, M. Aichler, L. Baker, R. Peer. Row 3: K. Lavictorire, R. Rossi, H. Wilson, H. Sterling, T. Hayes, J. McClure. Varsity Football Row 1: B. Fill, B. Morris, D. DeMarke, H. Wilson, M. Aichler, J. Farrar, J. Brown, T. Lang, R. Bassett, Row 2: L. Baker D. Sarkett, M. McElroy, B. Frederick, G. Barrett, B. Pipski, R. Soltesz, H. Sterling, Coach Brodie, Row 3: B. Vadasy, M Whitford, B. Meadows, J. Nightingale, B. Smith, K. Lavictoire, D. Downey, j. McClure, Row 4: T. Laframboise, B. Schimmel T. Hayes, M. Eader, B. Bailey, C. Mihalyfi, R. Phillips, S. Baker, Head Coach Luskg Row 5: Coach Pascuzzi, D. Sterling R. Sutton, C. Deters, M. Gendron, G. Creech, D. Crouch, R. Peer, R. Woolley. Lincoln Park High School 1959 Football Season An early lead spelled victory for the Parkers in their first game against Fordson. A hard hitting and alert offense found paydirt several times in the first half, while a steady defence closed the door on Ford- son in the fourth quarter. After a high scoring win over Highland Park the team met one of their toughest foes of the season, Dearborn. The Dearborn griders fought hard and before the end of the game, Lincoln Plfk knew !hCY. had met a real opponent. This was a preview of things to come. The beefy boys from Wayne WUC determined. but just couldn't touch the speed of Lincoln Park. The next week saw the home town eleven retain the Little Brown jug against Melvindale. A hard fight, but one sided victory over Ypsilanti WHS HC!! in line. At this point, over confidence entered the picture, and it took the whole first half of the Allen Park game before the team came to life and slid by the boys in green. One more victory would mean a championship. Edsel Ford was next in line, and Lincoln Park was not to be denied. It was an action packed game that could have gone either way. In the last minute of play the determination, desire and drive of the L.P. players payed off with the deciding touchdown. The Huron Rouge Championship had been claimed, but the season was not over yet. Wyandotte put an abrupt ending to Lincoln Pa.rk's dreams of an undefeated season by downing them in the rain and mud at Wyandotte. Through great determination and almost flawless coaching, the Parkers emerged with an eight win, one loss record and a championship which teams in the future will be trying to duplicate for quite a while. 21 Homecoming Queen - Miss Sharron Deremer The radiant queen, Miss Sharron Deremer, receives the traditional crown presented by Miss Sue Tabor, the 1959-60 queen. With this moment of happiness in her life, she is fulfilling one of the fondest dreams of a high school girl. One of the IUOSY popular Sifls a1'011Ud LPHS, she is active in many clubs, a majorette, treasurer of the Senior Class and an honor student. 22 Our 1959 Homecoming Queen and Her Court -2 J -g J' ,ab m, 'T-I4-.V lr ,l7 Smiling Sharon Deremer greets her sub Be are Julie Croitori and Judy Toth. Carol Potemko and Pat Hamilton. ,-'F M wiv? ' , , ' will jects. Above low left are Varsity Basketball Bottom: E. Boyd, D. Bennett. Row 1: G. Spicer, M. Reynolds, D. Sarkett, E. Donaldson, F. Wolcott, H. Lunsford, R. Snyder, J. Nightengale. Row 2: Coach Brodie, K. Foley, R. Wooley, T. LaFramboise, M. Eader, C. Deters, R. Esch. B. Lane, Mr. Grinon. Got ir? Higher Tom. 24 S-T-R-E-T-C-H 3 l'+ X 5 61- 'Sl' H 3 l but Junior Varsity Basketball Row 1: P. Cummings, T. Cunningham, D. Parsons, R. Uren, J. Vono, T. Estevez, G. Mus- sleman. Row 2: j. Lavictore, D. Wilson, R. Gunnell, R. Nightengale, R. Hughes, M. Kra- kow, F. Sabel, T. Lamarand, S. Vincen, J. Jehle, B. Essler, M. LaBau, Mr. Anderson. Good Rebounding fFor Themb Strategy - Strategy 26 'Big Mike Vhat they lacked in size, They made .lp for in ingenuity. Mr. Anderson giving last minute instructions to his boys. Basketball The Railsplitters started out the season with two straight losses. Wyandotte and then Taylor Center. These two defeats must have been what the team needed because they went on to beat Wayne, Ecorse, Bellville, and then lose to River Rouge in the finals of the Rouge Christmas Tournament. After the tournament the team came back to our own cracker-box and bested Edsel Ford and Dearborn the same week and defeated Ypsilanti before losing to Melvindale. The start of the second round was real good with a fine victory over Wayne with Gary Spicer's exit from the team through graduation. They then went on to beat Edsel Ford in a thriller and came back the next week to beat Dearborn in a cliff hanger, 47 - 46. Ypsilanti came next with the win that put them in a showdown battle for the conference title in our own gym with Melvindale. The outcome, you guessed it, a thrilling second half comeback by the Railsplitters gave them the conference champi- onship by the score of 47 - 46. This was a fitting climax to a good season and also nice due to the fact that this was the last high school game played in the old cracker-box and the first league championship that the old gym has seen. Coach Brodie and H. Lunsford Who's showing who? As teammates watch, Ron Esch snags off rebound from Melvindale players. 27 Cross Country Varsity Left to right: D. Handy, J. Depriest, D. Chadwell, T. Dorey - co-captain, F. Walcott, B. Mitchell, C. Ash. Won 5 Lost 2 Third in the League Third in the Regional Seventh in the State Captain elect 1960, Fred Walcott and Coach Giving their approval to D. Emerick for the care he gives their uni D. Sazima get together to talk over the fall forms are D. Handy and D. Caldwell. schedule. 'ZR Cheerleaders Varsify Cheering the team on are our Varsity Cheerleaders. Left to right: Mary Fran Allen, .Bev Foley, Mary Grudzien, jane Parker, Alice Bradford, Rose Maurice, Patti Baker, Captain Sharron Sholtes, Judy Kellogg. Doing their part and aiding the junior Varsity teams are Donna Sturgis, Carol Baldwin, Lucy Gaishin. Junior Varsity Mary O'Brien, Mary jo Sawyer, Besides their sideline cheering, our Varsity Cheerleaders clown it up while doing a skit at a pep assembly to get school spirit for the big game. 29 Row 1: T. Fenbert, B. Horvath, T. Giestland, M. Symons, D. Tabor, B. Smith, B. Martin, D. Brown g B. Morris, M. McElroy, D. Shaw, j. Allen, C. Bielat, G. Pugh, G. Smith, Row 2: Coach, P. Kok kales, I. Foster, E. Howard, B. Harmon, N. Rabehenia, K. Ziegler, J. Klaufer, B. Sherwood, B Hill, D. Knowles, G. Kay, B. Porter. Despite a not too successful season, the swimming team finished league competition tied with Ypsilanti for third place. ,In a league dominated by Dearbornand Edsel Ford, M. Symons showed to be one of the better distance free stylers, and the divine combination of G. Pugh and G. Smith always proved one of the stronger points. A young crew of team members could bring a higher finish in the future. Talking over Strategy Coach Co-Captains P. Koklrales G. Pugh and M. McElroy In Air at the Start M. McElroy, C. Bielat, D. Tabor, T. Gjestland 30 ., : 1 ' '-.T 5' -ifgl L f -3- xl '5'-1'::.'+21'Q:..--c..fb+-rg-4-4 ,,,. .V.Y ,h M. ,Q V .. J. . Taking off at the start D. Brown, B. Smith, B. Martin, B. Horvath Arms moving in the Butterfly B. Morris In the middle of a somersault is G Smith Backstroking to victory J. Allen, D. Shaw, T. Fenbert Q -I Baseball Row 1: S. Snyder, J. Vono, R. Odom, R. Geaird, B. Powers, M. LaBeau, H. Lunsford, H. Sterling, B. Heller, D. Bryson, B. Weirs, J. Hair, P. Cummings, R. Smith. Row 2: R. U'Ren, B. Long, F. Wolcott, T. Vono, R. Woolley, R. Hughes, B. Morris, j. jhele, J. Nightingale, M. Eader, R. Burnick, T. LaFramboise, C. Deters, S. Baker, B. Brumsrma, A. Sueta, R. Shean. Ouffielders Left to right: S. Lunsford, F. Wolcott, T. Vono, P. Cummings, B. Brums- Kama. Team Captain and Coach Left to right: H. Lunsford, Coach Noland, H. Sterling. Infielders g H R. U'Ren, R. Odom, C. Deters, T. LaFram- boise, R. Woolley, D. Snyder, R. Girard, B. Long, B. Weirs, J. Vono, G. Smith, J. Hare. Catchers J. Brodie, M. LaBeau, H. Sterling, B. Bryson Ifchers B. Heller. R. Hughes, B. Morris, 1. Nightingale, M. Eader, J. jhele, R. Brunick. 33 Varsity Row 1: M. McElroy, S. Sedlak, R. Puckett, D. Greenwood, E. Wiley, E. Gottlin, R. Cote, R. Eaton. Row Z C Mihalyfi D Randall, D. LeBlanc, F. Riski, j. Norton, E. Ray, D. Brumwell, J. Bandy, K. Kalegian. Row 3: E. Donaldson R Kroeger P Hoffman,H. Hamilton, R. Bailey, T. Fenbert, W. Zipf, P. Donofrio, P. Lymber, 1. Thomas, D. Krakow, M. Vargo Coach Burnie thinks about the future for his team. TRACK SCHE DU LE 1960 Monroe April 4 Dearborn 8 Melvindale 13 Edsel Ford 22 Ypsilanti 29 Wayne May 4 Allen Park 10 Regionals 14 State Finals 21 DOUG DOWNEY Putting the shot ff jx 1, RAY GUNNELL ' Pole Vaulting THE HURDLES R. Kroeger, P. Hoffman, R. Bailey W. Zipf Varsity nnin Row 1: L. O'Bara, D. Sims, B. Correll, D. Waskiewiez, B. Ferris, Coach Wood. Row 2: Mr. Grignon, B. Donaldson, B. Bonarie A. Earl, R. Hagerman, J. McElroy, j. Sissen. Row 3: C. Saylor, R. Haas, j. Bulat, R. Anderson, G. Leanard, R. Smith. Row 4 I-. Huntington, J. Strassner, J. Rodman, T. Dickson, J. Threloff, T. Doyle. Tennis CO-CAPTAINS and COACH j. Martian, Mr. Wood, B. Correll As sharp as the pictures on these pages, the Tennis Team of 1960 shows a great deal of promise for this season and the future seasons of LPHS. With six returning lettermen to initiate the calling of boys out for this season, a record number of potential players turned out. Although some of the boys were dropped, the future of Tennis at LPHS seems to be well fortified. A reassuring feeling with the prospects of a new physical education training plant in the near future. 36 I 2 im Martian Tennis Stars Q 1? H. 1 2 3b'.h 1 Bob Correll Mike Krawchuk RETURNING LETTERMEN B. Ferris, D. Waskiewitz, J. Martian, M. Krawchuk, B. Correll, K. Kibak 37 Students Around School 5- 1, J., 1 ,ye i ' ic.-.LII .. ' Y' , ifqfy -AQ 51-Z' oi: lb 7. Flamingo's 1960 Row 1: G. Agnello, J. Kellogg, S. Sholtes, C. Webster, E. Paycheck, S. Maxwell, J. Parsons, K. Kiel, L. Hicks. Row 2: M. Williamson, C. Gaddy, R. Mazzola, K. McClelland, M. Williamson, L. Hughes B.Wingare, D. Pesri, Row 3: B. Heimbaugh, H. McElroy, J. McElroy, J. Troy, I. Thomas, I. Zimmerman, I. Hoffman, manager. l, 2, 3, Kick! 39 Seniors Rowl: 1. Kellogg, S. Sholtes, E. Paycheck, S. Maxwell, K. Kiel. Row 2: M. Williamson, B. Heimbaugh, G. Agnello, Row 3: D. Pesri, J. Troy, R. Mazzolla, J. Parsons. Left to Right: G. Agnello- President, S. Sholtes-Sec- retary, J. Kellogg-League of Clubs, M. Williamson- The Freshman who joins a club or goes to a twilight dance or to a football game is beginning to assemble his blocks to build his personality. His foundation blocks are laid carefully, for he is timid and reserved. The Sophomore round of blocks are laid more freely for he knows some of the other members and par- ticipants. junior year finds the block pile even higher, for the Junior is frequently seen at dances and is active in many clubs. The Senior tops off his pile by gaining new friendships and learning to accept responsibility. -E I2 I ACTIVITIES 40 Student Union Representatives Row 1: J. Sonnenberg, B. Mullaney, S. Klino, L. Mogor, J. Chick, S. Gagneron, T. Pierce, Row 2: 1. Kellogg, L. Bauer, J. Clark, P. Morvay, S. Logan, C. McE1ory, B. Krusog Row 3: K. Kiel, B. Foley, I. Enzensberger, D. Patenaude, L. Gaishin, S. Allen, P. Lewandowski, R. Mazzolag Row 4: j. Worthy, D. Brumwell, T. Ciammiti, T. Darichuck, D. Sule, T. McKinnon, K. Foley, D. R. Mazollag Row 4: J. . Worthy, D. Brumwell, T. Ciammiti, T. Darichuk, D. Sule, T. McKinnon, K. Foley, D. Reed. 'Wi QS! Seated: E. Paycheck, E. Donaldson, S. Maxwell. Standing: D. DeMarke, R. Maurice, R. Bassett, P. Hoffman 42 L l Row 1: S. Adkins, D. Gabor, C. Bond, D. Hannan, D. Droste, L. Schiebold, J. Parker, G. Pugnog Row 2 D. Mayne, G. Smith, P. Hoffman, T. Reynolds, J johnson, F. DiSciascio, A. Magdag Row 3: E. Pay check, D. Thomas, V. Tola, B. Gregory, S. Gaines G. Leonard, C. Robinson, Row 4: S. Vincen, E Donalson, G. Tomi, 1. Yarbrough, D. Downey, R Basset, D. DeMarke. 1' .K 31254 7 43 .L - W ' ra. Spanish Club French Club l Row 1:H. Bellfi, J. Rodman, G. Heffinger, P. Willing, L' Hubbard, Tres-1 N- Pesti, Sec., Row 2: D. Abbate G. Gulnn, S. Jenkins, F, Tm-gqujni, C. Szabo, PQIOS Row 3: R. Tremble, M. Nahoum, B. Clark I Dnckson, J. Abramczyk, ' ' l A., A SPANISH Row 1: E. Brown, V. Taylor, Treas., S. Smith, Sec., S. Waters, Vice Pres., I. Osborne, ' . H R. Braun, R. Aldagg Row 2: V. Szatan, E. Wxley, R. Allen, B. Stagg, R. Salow, R aas, Row 3: D. Bosack, R. Stagg, T. Benitez, S. Sobran, C. Gusman, A. Hernandez, J. Urton, A. Beiczy. 6 Row l: B. Wingate,,Pres., R. Andres, K. Cofer, C. Nouotney, S. Gqgneron, Mrs. Mettler, Sponsor, Row 2: H. Pero, J. Zimmerman, J. Worthy, J. Wilson, M. Szaak, B. Pudelekg Row 3: N. Burr, P. Northrop, S. Dennis, A. Hanneau, R. Gazdaq, T. McKinnon, G. Darling. Row 1: j. Meszaros, K. LaBreck, S. Eden, P. Hamilton, Sec., K. Martinsen, Vice-Pres., J. Presher, Pres., W Radge, D. Petroff, R. Cote. Row 2: C. Duda, M. Black, B. Liang, S. Selfi, M. Cicotte, D. Radgin, J. Osborne, R Stagg, M. Sawyer. Row 3: R. Bondy, S. Eaton, L. Butler, A. Vespa, M. Coogan, V. Righettini, D. Hall, R. Miller, W Wilson, M. Gregersen. If League of Club Council . in ... .-. A fi! fa. Row 1: 1. Beyst, J. Kelloggue, S. Sholtes, S. Deremer, Vice-Pres., I. Palazzola, Pres., D. Dombecky, Sec.,j Gross, J. Lough. Row 2: S. Eaton, B. Klus, D. Pierrel, P. Kovach, T. Rice, K. Cofer, K. Loftus, B. Wingate,E Youngson, F. Porter. Row 3: L. Sepe, B. Kauso, A. Kruso, L. Sutton, K. Kiel, B. Foley, L. Garrison, I. Madarasz A. Gregory, J. Osborne, M. Perry, M. Alessandro. Row 4: J. Presher, A. Lindberg, H. Eaton, T. Fair, D. Rudd, I Wilson, A. Bejczy, R. Bassett, D. DeMarke, S. Baker. Discussion Club ' X 'Slim' X v 4 If 7 3 'SSE ll? 67 Q Row 1: M. Haydu, I. Madarasz, A. Gregory, F. Campbell, Row 2: L. Henry, J. Thompson, D. Roush, Row 3: L. Ganzini, 1. Pankas, P. Barkovitz, P. Hamilton, Row 4: D. Rakay, J. Kugel, G. Darling, K. Martinson, R. Behr, N. jones. 46 Future Teachers Row 1: N. Ling, J. Neimann, J. Schmidt, L. Sepe, A. Cimaglia, S. Hulsizer, J. Badoud, G. Schryer, G. Koniecy Row 2: J. Amundson, M. Grudzien, F. Fritz, D. Hannan, J. McMu.rdo, J. Buchweitz, S. Gagneron, M. james, E Brown, 1. Rowland, B. Horton. Row 3: P. Sellars, P. Ziliak, L. Henry, C. Miller, N. Flatau, K. Haidy, G. Filek, P Spangle, K. Hammer, B. Owens, J. Milantoni, C. Ferguson. Row 4: K. Steinert, E. Khopfer, B. Kuzma, E. Horvath L. jenkins, E. DeCoopman, S. Fritz, G. Gnich, B. Pudelek, J. Bennett, C. Demeter, S. Allen, M. Ruscitti. Future Teachers Row 1: S. Deremer, V. Deremer, D. Rakay, R. Boyko, E. Pero, L. Latimer, J. Sabados, L. Schiebold, N. Giordano, D. Gabor, A. Ploskunank, C. jankowics, N. Anserdon, B. Smathers, E. Crowhurst, L. Smith. Row 2: N. Neil, K. Green, S. Eaton, J. Thompson, T. Maynard, T. Mohammed, J. Loftus, G. Benson, R. Eaton, A. Sueta, M. Logan, R. Bondy, T. Dellario, R. Kite, T. Cathey, Row 3: H. Pero, C. Baldwin, P. Swientoniowski, K. McMaster, N.Pesti, B. Wingate, D. Mosora, S. Lewis, D. Fredricksen, R. Runchock, 1. McElroy, F. Campbell, P. Barkovitz,I. Madarasz, B. Madarasz, R. Lundwall. Row 4: J. Irvin, G. Henry, C. Weaver, D. Ryan, D. Horvath, E. Turner, B. Moses, T. Kelly, G. Baldwin, D. Scupin, T. McKinnon, B. Andersen, D. Stetz, E. Hudziec. 47 Mixed Chorus N A Row 1: D. Galloway, j. Fenbert, M. Syroka, C. Chavis, C. Demeter, M. Haydu, D. Goodell, M. Gekas. Row 2: A. Lax- ton, K. Clark, P. Sanders, G. Turner, D. Roush, K. Allen, S. Deremer, Parsons, P. Scott, C. Miller, J. Segroves. Row 3: M. Abel, S. Boortz, j. Frasier, B. Schmeler, 1. Parsons, L. Henry, J. Irvin, L. Bushway, N. jones, J. Foster, Row 4: D. Rudd, Moore, D. Lobb, 1. Patton, G. Henry, P. Donofrio, D. Rushing, N. Cox, S. Czach, j. Barton, D. Sluka, H. Bellfi, A. Northrop, P. Lipka, C. Deters. S. Jordon, D. Mayne. Girls Ensemble Q Q rc' ' X A ,ri N uf 4 ' I - ' bv Left to right: J. Connon, j. Irvin, J. Parson, S. Jordon, G. Turner, L Henery, P. Sanders, D. Mayne, D. Roush, M. Gekas. 48 Boys Ensemble - .. S Front row: E. Wiley, G. Henry, D. Rushin , E. Behr, D. Sluka, T. Cald well, M. Colellese, J. Wilson. Back row: D. Sowole, P. Donofrio, D Rudde, S. Czach, J. Barton, S. Miller. Chorus Row 1: Thompson, K. Sternsfer, B. West, Sawyer, L. Henry, C. Brown, A. Leavell, N. Blackney, A. Quinton, A. Baker, M. Coburn, B. Becker, K. Wyatt, B. javorka. Row 2: A. Bradford, B. Huett, G. Blodgett, E. Meadows, S. Cox, E. Wooclnacy, J. Ballard, M. Tichmann, V. Rowlings, J. Bellenski, B. Burney, P. Deitz, j. Gross, j. Clark, E. Braddom, B. johnson. Row 3: P. Malesev, M. Needham, S. Suston, P. Doberick, C. Kennedy, D. Chevela, D. Kurchoff, H. Grant, G. Sheldon, B. Honeycutt, S. Mills, B. james, S. Logan, S. Wirth, B. Stephenion, D. Reed. Row 4: D. Jones, T. Hall, C. Shirlen, M. Grudgen, M. Shirlen, C. Poloczytc, M. Crook, D. McNeil, C. Adams, G. King, B. Slogan, j. Wypij, Chaffin, D. Nahabetin, M. janchitis, I. Kannon. 49 Varsity Club 1 A 4- Q Q A 1 K Row 1: T. Hayes, Sec., H. Wilson, Vice-Pres., R. Bassett, Pres., D. DeMarke, Treas., Mr. Brodie, Sponsor. Row 2. A. Sueta, G. Smith, L. Santioni, M. Symons, M. Krawchuk, B. Wiers, C. Szabo, D. Clair, P. Hoffman, R. Smith, J. DeLoach, J. Jehle. Row 3: G. Miller, P. Dempich, D. Waskiewicz, B. Correll, B. Ferris, L. Obara, D. Fletcher, H. Nightingale, H. Lunsford, G. Spicer, j. Brown, J. Farrar, H. Sterling. Row 4: B. Powers, M. Eader, F. Wolcott, P. Davis, R. Brunick, R. Girard, B. Zipf, E. Donaldson, R. Wolley, R. Cowsnofski, T. Dorey. Row 5: T. Lang, M. McElroy, S. Baker, D. Sarkett, K. Foley, T. LaFramboise, J. Martian, D. Handy, D. Brown, R. Sutton, A. Grundy, B. Smith. G. A. A. Row 1: M. Cadzow, S. Hughes, P. Willing, I. Hoffman, P. Young, M. Roy, C. Yatchman, C. Wibster, N. Giordano, G Gnick. Row 2: S. Sanders, D. Pierrel, j. Petro, J. Parsons, V. Castbinder, J. Gross, P. Lewandowski, P. Morvay, E. Schultz, M. Riske. Row 3: S. Eaton, G. Lucas, R. Boyko, L. Latimer, E. Szumski, C. Baldwin, P. Swientoniow ski, N. Pesti, B. Wingate, K. Ortiz. Row 4: I... Nemeth, P. Nichols, C. Lukasik, L. Riley, C. Kish, J. McElroy, G Anderson, L. Gaishin, B. Madarasz, M. Williamson, S. Logi. 50 Ushers C -T ,-L 9. Q . , -, A ... L 7 l Row 1: G. Benson, J. Loftus, K. Forsythe, K. Loftus, S. Hughes, C. Meloche, P. Marceau, D. Lilly, B. Roberts, S Gretka, l. Hoffman. Row 2: B. Hale, J. Hinson, L. Gondor, E. Klein, B. Jacorka, D. Nagy, E. Gravier, S.Truxall, P. Douglas, E. M. Turner, j. Honeycombe. Row 3: B. Stoloski, S. Roberts, D. Ostoin, L. Schiebold, L. Sholtz, L Corbett, B. Meyers, M. Roy, P. Rocca, L. Wilson, S. Eaton. Row 4: M. Wahl, V. Miller, L. Butler, D. Mosora, P Nichols, M. Wells, L. Garrison, S. Davis, P. Carr, M. McLaughlin, D. Ashworth, D. Alford. Row 5: P. Kalonick, V Miller, J. Hall, J. Rowland, C. Jerome, J. Irvin, J. Presher. W. Wilson, I. Lalonde, I. Sheats, 1. Baldin, C. Neaver E. Hudziec. G. A. A. A - A - - ' il? Row 1: N. Flatau, A. Quinton, L. Krol, 1. Kozma, G. Conn, S. Shuemaker, P. Sanders, P. Vanzo, D. Eichbauer, j Pedersen. Row 2: B. Gurzenda, M. Bourbeau, L. Clay, J. Baggett, P. Sheldon, B. Ruphard, J. Whales, S. Gretka, M Haydu. Row 3: I. Troy, G. Kuehn, B. jauorka, L. Teal, K. Newberry, A. Campbell, D. Sturgis, M. Williamson, D Pateneaude, E. Beaumont. Row 4: M. DeMarke, M. Deters, S. Dennis, C. Bennett, D. Foreman, A. Ploskunak, D Gabor, 1. Milantoni, B. Pickerill, K. Steinseifer, S. Sanders. 51 Skating Club Row 1: J. Warner, D. Schodowski, M. Taylor, H. Bellfi, T. Szobonyat, J. Wilson, K. Loftus, B. McKenzie, B. Woner W. Cagdill. Row 2: D. Wiley, S. McLeod, T. Poore, B. Addison, J. Mayville, M. Smith, G. Larkins, A. Baker, D N3BY1 C- Filippini, S. Truesoell, P. Kovach. Row 3: L. Etheridge, L. Hicks, L. DeAlexandris, M. Nahoum, P Willing, E. Beaumont, M. Williamson, K. Newberry, L. Riley, J. Podgorski, P, Thibodeau, E. Shaw. Row 4: G Moore, M. Saputo, T. Pierce, S. Adamson, J. Honeycombe, C. Rizzo, P. Douglas, E. Turner, J. Fullmer, A. Hall, S Smith. Row 5: M. West, S. McGathen, S. Wilson, L. Nemeth, M. lhasz, M. Sabarino, B. Bussard, R. Mailloux, G Merchant, J. Shears, J. Lalonde. Skating Club . y . ..,, , . - - Q- A. .. AL Ag A ' ' H. Row 1: E. Dittrich, N. Kalajian, D. Ford, E. Bauto, R. Elwell, J. Chick, V. Zillich, J. Moeller, C. Gregory, S. Zajac, L. Seech, S. Badoud. Row 2: P. Sellars, C. Whirson, B. Stilwell, C. Hodge, N. Marien, P. Brasko, R. Allen, J. Wilson, D. Bush, K. Roberts, J. Schodowski, T. Gendron. Row 3: T. Henson, R. Mariotti, L. Gondor, L. King, B. Walter, T. Izatt, L. Bowles, J. Simon, B. Shorter, J. Martino, J. Martino, D. Vaughn. Row 4: R. Adams, T. Hunt,F. Misch, G. Gnich, S. Tarpak, E. Schultz, G. Rafail, F. Greenwood, J. Eastman, R. Berry, M. Nieman, J. Kugel. Row 5: C. Jankowics, S. Carl, E. Horvath, E. DeCoopmen, R. Nolin, C. Ash, G. Socha, S. Sobran, L. Jones, D. Mosoara, P. Nichols, G. Anderson. 52 Skating Club Row 12 J. Loftus, G. Benson, D. Hingosr, P. Sidoroff, J. Ro anski, J. Barnes, J. Felenchak, S. Bencze, T. Baker, C. Cross. Row 2: M. McCosky, I. Baggett, L. Clay, D. Foreman, C. Musial, N. Ling, J. Neimann, D Berry, M. Asralos, M. Bourbeau. Row 3: S. Waske, H. Bellfi, A. Baker, S. Truxall, J.Badoud, J. jones,E Crnolach, J. Meszaros, L. Schaffer, R. Kerr, E. Klopfer, M. Elm, Row 4: H. Klopfer, C. Novotney, B. Raeder D Girard, B. Warner, I. Eitner, D. Vega, E. Acor, D. Lilly, J. Smith, B. Martin, S. Tkach. Bowling Club Row 1: D. Droste, J. Morin, Kruse, K. Bratton, R. Dixon, Wurtz. Row 3: T. Fair, L. Sawyer, J. Riley, D. Dennis Simon, R. Augustine, 1. Rice L. Schaffer, R. Kerr, 1. Wilson, R. Haas, E. Marsh, J. London,1. Allen. Row 2: E. Chanda, S. Zajac, C. Whitson, S. Sawiclri, D. Pierrel, M. Flanders, B. Bollo, Sutton, W. Badoud, C. Hodge, L. Sandusky, D. Ford, S. Lewis, D. Fredricksen, M J. Moeller. Row 4: R. Mariotti, G. Suttmiller, A. Doyle, L. Roussey, B. johnson R. Zimmerman. 53 L., Monitors 4... 4 41. ... Q RF!!! Row 1: L. Robertson, A. Nagy, C. Duda, D. Dennis, D. Fletcher, K. Miller, J. Swiderski, J. London, N. Mirolla. Row 2: G. Conn, L. Krol, S. Showmaker, K. jetter, J. Bennett, R. DePaulis, E. Braddom, M. Iesue, G. Heffinger, P. Douglas, S. Waters. Row 3: L. Zimmerman, H. Wallerstein, D. Sule, D. Beals, C. Suyak, L. Sutton, V. Miller, R. Griffin, E. Acor, S. Gaines, A. Quinton, P. Andres. Row 4: I. Willet, J. Sawyer, J. Thompson, j. Beyst, j. Rotz, R. Mailloux, M. Hefner, G. Darling, T. McKinnon, B. Morris, K. Savictoite. Llbrarlans LIBRARY STAFF Row 1: fsittingj E. Pero, A. Rackovang Row 2: J. Podgorski, A. Portenga, S. Patobek, C. Wendlandt, B. Batchelor, J. Ledinghamg Row 3: W. Goins, G. Nitchman, B. Ashley, R. Mailloux, B. Wilson, J. Parrott. 54 Monitors gf-'.. Row 1: D. Radgin, 1. Chaney, A. Portenga, F. Porter, G. Shores, P. Barkowitz, I. Madarasz, E. Schwartz, F. Camp bell, C. Hale. Row 2: H. Hermandez, R. Dixon, j. Riley, L. Bowles, T. Duford, 1. Martind, K. Robertson, T. Beals T. Tarquini, M. Vuorio. Row 3: M. Abel, K. Steinseifer, A. Campbell, P. Young, C. Baldwin, L. Butler, P. Sheldon B. Ruphard, D. Mosora, L. Gaishin, J. Saylor. Row 4: G. Barrett, D. Sarkett, R. Clark, R. Augustne, D. Foster, J Board, R. Zimmerman, V. Zammit, R. Hughes, R. Michalak. Dramafics Club Q uilnllllig. 5 sl 1 6 L. . piillhi N AJ Row 1: E. Braddom, j. Croitori, M. DeVincentis, C. Cloone. Row 2: G. Batherson, 1. Bilancetti, B. Speroni, I. Martian. Row 3: K. Largen. 55 W Q P . Concert Band l i Row 1: C. Gerisch, M. Devincentis, B. Blezard, G. Darling, A. Gregory, N. Jones, G. Henry, J Farchione D Raka M Allen Row 2' B Sullivan C Miller, V Tola, D Huntington T . . y, . . . . . . . . Kwiecinski, R. Dixon, D. Brumwell, B. Bonamici, j. Barton, K. Moe, J. Williard, B. Sayger, K. Harris, R. DeGuili, N. Anderson, J. Harris, D. Clark, J. Ensenberger. Row 3: P. Hamilton, L Hubbard, S. Hiner, P. McNeil, C. Valerius, S. Valint, K. Hammer, K. McMaster, M. Abel, R. Lun vall, D. Sims, B. Raliegh, L. Koska, J. Wood, J. Acs, G. Batherson, P. Donofrio, T. Gsestland, T1 Gamble, C. Sullivan, B. Cooper. Row 4: G. Tackacs, J. Hamn, D. Hendershot, L. Huntington, G. Atkinson, B. Corell, D. Sluka, T. Dorsen, B. Woods, C. Mrowca, C. Bono, L. Henry. StandinggA, Earl, j. Laxton, A. Hamn, P. Garland, K. Leader. A pleasing sight for all to see ahead of the band are LPHS majorettes. Kneeling: D. Dayles, S. Zobb, S. Deremer, M. Myres. Standing: G. Koniecy, T. O'Masrs, D. Roush DRUM MAJOR Wayne McCreery vzv 4 r 1: if 1 fa A DIRECTOR Mr. Doyle f Q A X N ff K h 1 P . x Q 5 1. ff ,f X Y vm 56 Learning to Beat the band from Mr. Doyle are Bill Lipka, jack Donahue, Bill Easton, Mr. Doyle, and Bob Steele. EIL - BE- PEP BAND -an ,r f.m,ar1,1w KWH Row 1: T. Gamble, K. Leader,R. DeGuileg Row 2: Cstandingl D. Simms, P. Donofrio, G. Tackas, L. Hunington. Learning to run up and down the scales is a daily routine for the clarinet section. Here Karen McMaster, Kathy Hammer, Tom Kwiecinski, and Carolyn Gerisch show how it's done. .57 Stamp And Coin Club ,, , STAMP 8: COIN A Row 1: Mrs. Neumann, L. Huntington, M. Lukasik, R. Laczog Row 2: G. Darling, V. Severinski, Vice Pres., M. Perry, Pres., T. Mohammed, R. Gahan, R. Aldag, Sec.-Treas., E. Gottlin, G. Rocca. Chess Club I 1 i CHESS Row 1: Mr. Sist 1SponsorJ, R. Wagner, M. Lange, B. Kruso, Treas., E. Lux, Pres., B. Liss, Sec., M. Doettl, D. Comerzang Row 2: D. Krakow, L. Mooney, P. Allen, D. Nemeth, J. Abramczyk, E. Horvath, R. Aldag, J. Kaiser, G. Damman, D. Bosack, K. Chailg Row 3: R. Kokskj, E. Campau, G. Rocca, V. Severinski, G. Kosakowski, R. Cheney, E. Harden, E. W1ley.j. Ragsdale. 58 Horizon Club Row 1: L. Sepe, S. Philpott, E. Faro. Row 2: C. Rotter, D. Riechmann, V. Rodman, J. Ratkowski, J. Dellario. Row 3: j. Davis, J. Schneider, K. Warburton, Z. Walka. V. C. Y. f F L.. Putin U.C.Y. Row 1: B. Blezard, C. Gerisch, D. Clark, D. Roush, H. Bellfi, T. Elsey, Chaplain, J. Barton, Quiz Capt., D. Rudd, Reporter, D. Mayne, Vice Pres., S. Hinds, Sec.-Treas., Mr. Parker, S. Baker, Pres., P. Hamilton, M. Crook, B. Schmeler, B. Gurney P. Scott, Row 2: N. Blalrney, D. Schmidt, B. Burton, P. Kovach, L. Latimer, D. Bright, j. Thomas, P. Scott, D. White,j Murray, S. Toney, S. Horning, G. Beyer, B. Liang, A. King, D. Kline, D. Steele, J. Parroll, M. Abel, J. Segrovesg Row3 G. Moore, J. Baldwin, D. Cunningham, C. Baldwin, E. Wiley, A. Idiot, A. Stupida, B. Dodo, J. Troy, L. Smith, C. Sullivan D. Stevens, B. Sawtelle, B. Owens, j. Malintoni, S. Nekervis, N. Pickett, Row 4: D. Riechmann, G. Hinds, D. Knight, R Lambert, R. Cote, B. Powers, P. McNiel, V. Webb, S. Zobb, P. Collins, P. Corbell, S. Shoemaker, 1. Whales, J. McElroy L. Riley, K. Moe, D. Rushing, Row 5: B. Klus, L. Pierce, G. Stielres, E. Turner, D. Hendershot, B. Meadows, M. McElroy, B. Morris, D. Brown, R. Sutton, H. Hamilton, B. Barley, L. Baker, J. Wilson, D. Sluka, R. Cheney. D Power Plungers Harold Eaton, Pres., C. Menard, B. Harris, R. Norfleet, B. Easton, J. Board, J. Frederich, J. Murphy, K. Poma, B Lipka, J. Schneider, B. Kaier, B. Gardner, C. Bono, D. Sholtz, G. Volk, Bill Gardner, P. Toth, E. Horvath, A Pangones, I. Hojnack. Row l: D. Beals, F. Grant, R. Ball, B. Gregory. Row 2: E. Lux, T. Robertson, B. Cummings, D. Frank, C. Stilwell, R. Woodcox, J. Saylor. 60 Future Nurses H N. Row 1: D. Gooch, D. Thibodeau, K. Forsythe, C. Schmid, Corr. Sec., F. Porter, Pres., B. Kruso, Rec. Sec., B. Medallis, Vice-Pres., P. Kovach, Tres., M. Felix, D. Love, K. Gall. Row 2: L. Kertesz, G. Christie, M. Andrew, S. Kovacs, j. Guffey, L. Bokun, R. Allen, P. Brasko, L. Mogor, H. Klopfer, D. Modelski, D. Missler, A. Hall. Row 3: C. Dickerson, M. King, P. Goodson, K. Kroger, M. Lange, T. Clark, C. Goering, C. Duda, M. Black, S. Hornbuckle, M. Potesta, M. Brown, K. Porkey. Row 4: P. Carr, S. Davis, C. Szabo, R. Nolin, B. Burton, V. Taylor, S. Sobran, M. Cuth, A. DeVau.r, M. Coogan, D. Dennis, V. Righettini. 4 V '50, ha A Row l: P. Garland, R. Miller, K. Martinsen, j. Cofer, C. Cofer, F. Fritz. Row 2: N. Burt, A. Hanneau, S. Selfe, 1. Snook, 1. Beyst, L. Locke, G. Houtekeete, 1. Thomson. 61 National Honor Society Row 1: J. Rutkowski, R. Maurice, L. Marks, M. McElroy, I Banlck D Rakay B Lam bert, M. Allen. Row 2: F. Koski, C. Demeter, S.Deremer J Fenbert B Baran P Sulek, C. Gerisch, K. Loftus. Row 3: N. Szluk, A. Sabatmr G Darlmg J Kugel, B Peterson, T. Moore, M. Vonderhaar. Row 1: D. Dombecky, Pres., I Beyst, icc, D. Steele, Treas. Row 2: J. Murray, T. Rice, G. Houtekette, W. Coqdill, Mrs. Blume Row 3: F. Greenwood, M. Astalos N. Kalajian, C. Musialg Row 4: J Mays, V. Tarnosky, S. Cooper, J Coferg Row S! Cicotte, G. Gulch, D Berry, M. Bourbeau: Row 6: S Miller, I. Simons, J. Worthy, G Anderson. 1 n Y-Teens Front: A. Lindberg, R. Peterson, F. Orosz, D. Munsey, Mr. Gordon, M. McLaughlin. Back: Bacilla, M. Nieman, J. Gardiner, D. Parsons, V. Grobnagger, G. England, l.. Mooney, R. Ruch. SCIENCE i Radio Club Science Club Row 1: Mr. Parker, T. Benitez, B. Gregory, G. Metro, A. Portenga E Youngson B Roberts, B. Bonamici, M. Balmer, Miss Blanchetg Row 2: J. Pallazzola G Shively Mitchell, T. Kwiecinski, A. Bejczy, K. Leader. Audio-Visual 2 A , Left to right: Mr. Berry, R. Vick, K. Tredway D. Adams, Vice President, D. Noll, Sec. Treas., T. Ciammitti, D. Maupin, R. Vallade B. Mankiewiecz, P. Mclnchak, J. Majeske C. Aben, R. Havican. Railsplitfer Sfaff Row l: G. Pugno, P. Sanders, j. Smith, j. Schmidt, D. Roush. Row 2: D. Threloff, P. Ziliak, J. Troy, M B . . utcher, J. Roselle, B. Foley, P. Flaim. Row 3: B. Gillon, B. Kellerman, J. Kannon, N. jones, K. Martin sen, N. Braeseker, E. Donaldson. B. Kellerman, B. Gillon, B. Radachy, E. D0I'l211dS0F1, G- Pugno, P. Flaim and B. Foley. ' 64 Above: J. Thompason, J. SHWYCY, G- P'-'Eno and E. Braddom spend much of their time checking the correct spelling of names for the yearbook. Left: Discussing picture schedules are P. Lewandow- ' ff ski, Co-editors R. Maurice and A. Gregory, and . L3 ,,,,l. A. Bradford. Yearbook Staff N. 1 'X t 3 .Q . 'R Q GJ ' f 5 - 1 . Seated: E. Braddom, J. Badoud, A. Bradford, R. Maurice', Co-Editor. P. Lewandowski, A. Gregory , Co-Editor, P. Corbell, G. Pugno, J. Clark. C. Gaddy. Standing: J. Enzenshurger, J. Sawyer, K. Martinson, T. Gamble, D. Downey, R. DeGuili, K. Moe, N. jones, D. Williams. 65 A small child toying with his first set of building blocks very much resembles the high school Freshman. The Freshman has a com- plete set of building blocks and in the semes- ters following begins to learn to assemble them. The Freshman tries, but cannot seem to fit his blocks together to build something. The Sopho- more has learned that his blocks are all square and can be placed evenly together in a row, but cannot seem to build. The Junior learns the se- cret of his blocksg balance. He learns that school, activities, and athletics all carry equal weight and must be properly assembled to bring his pile of blocks to a peak. UNDERCLASSMEN 65 .fi Jn ,TY .- I 'D KERSUL 9B Row 1: M. Brodi, D. Aldrich, R. Broughman, F. Chatterson, R. Chappus, J. Curelo, C. Brooks, N. Baker, J. Baccella. Row 2: L. Baird, j. Clemens, B. Armstrong, T. Bousama, B. Birnie, B. Bartram, F. Cortese, S. Csorgo, G. Coker. Row 5: L. Bedi- kian, B. Axford, S. Bynum, M. Cusumani, D. Beals, K. Besasparis, S. Bertin, J. Bejczy, E. Brock. Row 4: D. Beatty, B. Cousino, P. Bennett, R. Cianrarani, J. Belanger, G. Bice, B. Covert, I. Corroll. HATCHER 9B Row 1: C. Grant, P. Duval, N. Grasso, B. Donahey, J. Devenney, V. Gubbini. Row 2: G. Garrison, B. Goodson S. Farns- worth, N, Del Favero, C. Ferris, R. Drivinski, K. Grogg, B. Litzner. Row 3: V. Grasso, M. D'Alfonso, L. Gasper E Fred- erick, H. Engel, G. Egan, H. Experson, G. Gordanier, N. Freda, S. Evola, G. Dziadosz. l i PARKER 9B Row 1: M. Lee, S. Kellerman, D. Hall, j. Janson, G. Lane, B. Lange, J. Lawson, W. Hruska, R. Kunkle. Row 2: B. McKinnon, E. Lirten, G. McClure, D. Harvey, S. Kaniuk, K. McE1hinney, P. Hudziek, J. House, B. Hallingan, J. McClellan. Row 3: D. Kamenksy, K. Laursen, R. LaPere, W. Kiger, R. Kammski, B. Horton, P. Kemp, S. Lofata, J. Lux. 68 'oils uv Row 71: C. Ogg, S. Morvan, j. Marks, D. Persely, L. Oliver, B. Miller, M. Poohola, C. Martin, D. Olson, li. Proffitt. Row 2 L. Miller, N. Mannarelli, A. Piotrasch, D. Peterson, B. Munroe P. Perry, M. Minor, j. Phillips C. Mitchell A. Martinez BURNll'f 9B ROW 3: D. Pousell, C. Mason, J. Molnar, j. Petterson, T. Neclvedi D. Nightingale, B. Nridirmoyer, D. Nightingale, D. Ranck.. l L 774777 777 TARRANT 9B Row 1: R. Torck, S. Smith, L. Sullivan, B. Ruper, A. Roberts, E. Turner, F. Vickers, P. Severinski. Row 2: S. Steinert, l.. Sargent, K. Walters, J. Saunders, j. Sluka, H. Smith, L. Traran, C. Reed, D. Steele, T. Salamino. Row 5: K. Sweirzer, P. Simons, K. Repp, D. Wilson, A. Wangbickler, A. Toth, F. Stumpf, E. Varga, N. Robinson, R. Venturini. Row 4: C. Wilson, G. Rushlau, B. Reside, B. Wargo, j. Watkins, W. Repp, T. Tighe, S. Tyra, M. Whitney, C. Schigelone, R. Rinaldi. 69 41, .. A .. - 9 4 MRS. BLUME 9A Row 1: K. Burke, J. Churchill, J. Buchiveitz, L. Cary, S. Cooper, D. Comerzan, B. Collins, J. Cofer, L. Blume: Row 2: D. Cooper, C. Castonguay, P, Carlisle, N. Cassette, K. Chevela, C. Carey, E. Chanda, M. Cadzow, G. Campbell, 1. Chick: Row 3: M. Cicotti, B. Burton, J. Churchwell, G. Christie, J. Christie, J. Christie, V. Burton, J. Bulat, W. Clark, M. Cece Row 4: R. Carpenter, F. Chirillo, J. Caldwell, K. Chall, J. Cadzow, R. Cheney, D. Carone, M. Cloutier, L. Courtney, T Caruso. MR. BUSCH 9A Row 1: 1. Orel, P. Pellerito, C. Perlberg, P. Ponsock, W. Radge, P. Pihto, L. Porath,-M. Potoczny, T. Rice, Row 2: H. Pack, N. Ratclrff, T. Pierce, D. Poupard, N. Obrizok, J. Pelt, M. Pommerville, M. Potoczny, C. Peedle, B. Raederg Row 3: I. Ritter, B. Rice, L. Reiland, D. Pongones, D. Puruleski, A. Renon, B. Pudelek, H. Pero, A. Phillips: Row 4: D. Ramsey, D. Parsons, R. Oney, J. Petricca, P. Riggins, N. Rabchenia, T. Palson, R. Pulido, B. Phillips, L. Osuch. MRS. DANKO Row 1: W. Boyd, B. Bargerstock, S. Adamson, L. Bokun, D. Biskner, D. Berry, D. Abbate, T. Baker, H. Bellfi, J. Amunson H. Dankog Row 2: E. Brown, S. Bencze, S. Bayones, G. Beyer, R. Adams, R. Bondy, K. Baffi, R. Allen, P. Brasko, R Barnett, I. Boyd, Row 3: C. Barber, D. Bagozzi, G. Bailey, D. Bloom, C. Ash, I. Baggett, S. Allen, B. Ascione, L.Batchelor K. Bandy, P. Brumwellg Row 4: D. Bryson, R. Banas, B. Alford, D. Bosack, T. Bloomberg, j. Babila, D. Beaudoin, D Ashworth, W. Braddom, G. Andrews. 70 SQ ' . 'K MR. GORDON 9A Row 1: G. Sidroff, M. Szelesi, L. Stamos, D. Steele, C. Thompson, P. Spangle, S. Smith, M. Szarek, C. Szabo, Mr. Gordon Row 2:13. Stagg, 1. Switzer, T. Tarquini, T. Stark, P. Sidcroff, M. Small, 1. Sucharski, S. Teske, C. Toering, C. Srockg Row 3 S. Tirpak, j. Suyak, B. Tanner, T. Stumm, T. N. Smith, B. Tost, D. Sorvala, M. Tremble, T. Smith, D. Thomas, R. L. Smith Row 4: P. Toth, B. Steele, j. Sydbonya, J. Towle, G. Socha, S. Sobran, B. Stillwell, M. Tortonesi, G. Strassner, M. Stockard 1 Lf iff MRS. MQNALLY 9A Row 1: D. Moore, j. Neimann, C. Musial, G. Moses, J. Mastro, G. Martinez, F. Mileto, S. Miller, D. Mullin, G. Musselman, L. McNally, Row 2: A. Marshick, B. Mendez, T. Nakeilski, M. Meaker, C. Novotney, D. Mehalco, B. Morelock, L. Mogor, D. Modelski, S. Miller, Row 3: S. Mattice, N. Marien, H. Meyers, N. Neil, R. Nolin, M. Nahoum, R. Moser, D. Mogor, 1. Noe, C. Muth, J. Nemethg Row 4: P. Northrop, G. Molnar, W. Maroon, T. Mayer, F. Murphy, I. Mattice, G. Norton, R. Morris, P. Mastrogiacomo, J. Nielsen, L. Martinsen. MRS. NELSON 9A Row 1: K. Dempich, A. Dickes, E. Dittrich, D. Eko, E. Digncr, M. Dincau, J. Digna, K. Dye, Row 2: T. Dickson, D. Dodge, M. Doettl, M. Elm, V. Deremer, L. Etheridge, E. Donofrio, S. Demyanovich, R. Davis, Row 3: R. Daiuto, T. Cunningham, 1. Craddock, T. Dellario, F. Disciascio, J. Felenchak, ju. Dailey, P. Cummings, W. Garmerg Row 4: M. Dyorich, G. De Simone, B. Essler, T. Doyle, J. Demeter, W. Dick, I. Edwards, J. Daversa, F. Edison, C. Cross. 71 'Grin' MR. TRKULA 9A Row 1: G. Foggia, 1. Hamp, D. Goodin, B. Gregory, T. Garofole, K. Hansen, E. Harden, J. Herdon, C. Hensley, Mr. Trkulag Row 2: M. Haskamp, E. Gottlin, I. Grogg, L. Hicks, D. Girard, G. Gosselin, T. Goodman, S. Gagneron, J. Fliss, K. Gall, J. Foster, Row 5: D. Gooch, G. Gnich, S. Fritz, C. Gregory, G. Guinn, B. Gacht, R. Haas, A. Hall, j. Fullmer, T. Gendron, D. Gorecki, Row 4: R. Grant, G. Hale, S. Henderson, G. Grimshaw, F. Gaw, D. Goins, W. Grill, D. Forintos, J. Hair, D. Hinoiosa, J. Graff. A4 MRS. WILDEMAN 9A Row 1: R. Kadlubowski, P. Kazmer, J. Kaiser, D. Kish, M. A. King, D. Kline, N. Kalagian, S. Kline, H. Klopfer, Mrs. Wilde man, Row 2: D. Kibat, T. Hunt, R. Horoky, j. Jeffery, D. jasinski, D. Keezer, L. Kertesz, C. King, M. Kelley, J. Keene W. Howard, Row 3: C. Killmeyer, G. Kay, L. Huntington, R. Keszey, R. Kite, D. Holt, C. Klein, V. Hobbs, J. Honeycombe M. King, S. jenkins: Row 4: L. jones, R. Honeycutt, A. Jelen, S. Horning, B. Kelly, A. Hugley, W. KnaPD. I. Horvath. I Kadleca. R. Klopfer, D. Hoffman, C. Horne. 4 l l l Q L MRS FINE 9A Row 1: R. Lauer, R. Laczo, C. Kurzynice, E. McGregor, M. Logan, D. Love, J. Krame, B. Kuzma, N. Ling, D. Lyles, Mrs. Fine: Row 2: M. Lukasik, S. Kovacs, R. Lobb, B. Lewis, L. Lennard, B. McClain, M. Ledbetter, S. McLeod, M. McCosky, S. McGathern, C. McCracken: Row 5: R. McKenzie, D. McFarland, C. Little, G. Krueger, W. Kovack, L. Lauria, R. Lehm- beck, E. Krigner, R. Krueger, P. Kurnerz, M. Kosharik: Row 4: L. Koprowski, D. Knapp, T. Langley, M. LaBeau, F. Kuzmin- ski. M. McGonizal, I. Ledingham, W. Kulchar, D. Knowles, F. McCall, D. Lankford. 72 MR. ENGLISH 9A Row 1: N. Shafer, E. Shaw, B. Schultz land, Row 2: S. Sheldon, R. Shotwell, J Row 3: P. Sellars, L. Seech, R. Salow, Row 4: C. Schaff, S. Rossi, I. Rozansk DOH. MR. GHINDIA 9A Row 1: j. Worthy, G. Ziole, J. Zimmerman U Zillick N Youngson M Votry P Zillick Mr Ghrndia Row 2 T Walker, E. Wiley, Wilhelm, D. Van Acker, L Waterbury R Wagner P Yoder S Zayac J Weir Row3 C Whitson S Witt G Tuttle, R. Van Cleave, T. Witek, I. Wynn J Vono R U'ren T Wodzien J Youngson Row4 R Zweng W Turtle M Vargo, G. Witmer, S. Tye, S. Wight, E. Wypij R Zinnick K Zeigler M Wilson T Wilson bg MISS DONNELLY 10B Row 1: P. Dabbs, A. Baker, M. Asrolas, C. Bennett, M. DeMarke, S. Adkins, P. Blessing, S. Beemer, B. Cuikich, L. DeAlexandris, Miss Donnelly. Row 2: L. Beaver, M. Deters, J. Abramczyk, T. Busby, R. Desjardins, J. DeBone, J. Derfiny, M. Corellessee, S. Dayles, S. Dennis, M. Bourbeau, S. Carl. Row 3: R. Derminer, R. Anronishak, D. Cuikich, B. Arnip, G. Crain, j. Carmack, L. Clay, G. Anderson, R. Burns, R. Dalton, D. Bush, E. Boyd. wkftfa' MR. LUSK 10B Row 1: C. Ferguson, M. Felix, P. Esquina, R. Havican, R. Henson, B. Flowers, C. Dickerson, P. Goodson, I. Hoffman, J. Earley, D. Foreman, S. Eden, Mr. Lusk. Row 2: J. Donahue, D. Howse, G. Fisher, N. Giordano, D. Gabor, K. Floto, C. Druskin, J. Heirkamp, Dunn, D. Frank, E. Horvath, W. Forbes. Row 3: F. Hegener, R. Hill, J. Humphrey, M.Gregerson, D. Dale, H. Hill, S. Horvarh, K. Green, C. Earnhearr, G. England, S. Gordon, R. Hughes. MR. HEDDE 10B . Row 1: S. Miller, j. McMurdo, B. Ladanyi, K. Kozak, H. Kelly, K. LaBreck, J. Murray, L. Locke, 1, Meszaros,j Mantini, Mr. Hedde. Row 2: I. Milantoni, G. Lucas, C. Kish, I. McElroy, G. Larkins, j. Majeski, A. Kren, P Mclmchak, K. Kovacs, F. Misch, J. Mitchell, R. Lang. Row 3: j. Laidler, R. Knaggs, G. McNeil, B. Lrzak, P Kellerman, B. Madarasz, J. McNamara, F. McCreery, T. Lamarand, R. Jesue, R. Kniffel, J. Mullins. 74 C21 V . 59: -. .-4 V . 1 V C :M J 4 if MR. MURPHY 10B Row 1: R. Orosco, R. Shehan, R. Sissen, D. Shepard, R. Puckett, G. Nelles, S. Quammen, C. Rizzo, Mr. Murphy, Row 2: R. Perry, C. Santucci, P. Scott, B. Owens, N. Pickett, B. Pickerill, L. Rilet, S. Schultz, S. Nekervis, A. Plaskunakg Row 3: J. Purcell, J. Reiss, T. Sandusky, R. Odom, R. Nemeth, R. Romanoski, L. Peterson, M. Perry, D. Sarket, R. Robeson, Row 4: T. Reyonlds, M. Sabatino, P. Simecek, V. Raphael, R. Race, T. Nickrand, T. Patton, R. Nightengale, B. Shivel, N. Richards, D. Schaff, F. Sabol. -, H VC. A MRS. STYER 10B Row j. Whales, L. VanHooser, B. Wolcott, C. Webster, T. Wales, D. Vega, L. Wesley, R. White, B. Styer. Row 2: C. Wittenberg, -J. Smallwood, C. Yatchman, S. Toney, B. Strohl, S. Tobias, R. Terwilliger, S. Waske, P. Wirth. ROW 3: P. Sullivan, R. Szabo, P. Teegarden, T. Velk D. Stimac A. Sueta . Y v J. Zimmerman. Row 4: B. Wagner, V. Tola, G. Smigielski, J. Weir, Ziesmer, R. Walker, D. Williams R. Webb R, Walton, D. Stetz. ' ' K. Smith, G. Zemke, P. Zimmerman, BARTRAM Row 1: C. Chanda, R. Phillips, L. Navarre, J. Earley, C. Vella, V. james, V. Liberty. Row 2: D. Kincaide, J. Hayes, B Cone, R. Francis, I. Crook, R. Rodriquez, M. Brown, C. Wendlandt, P. Ludwig. 75 .fi E Row 1: B. Addison, M. G. Bisson, R. Andres, S. Beavers, A. Beaumont, P. Bodenrniller, C. Antosik, Mr. Kokkales. Row 2: R. Aldag, C. Bond, J. Beyst, E. Beaumont, R. Boyko, A. Asseff, C. Baldwin, L. Anderson, B. Bono, G. Benson, L. Bartolatta. Row 3: P. Leangos, T. Black, S. Batchelor, F. Balamuchi, L. Adams, B. Barkovitz, J. Barnes, J. Ayres, R. Anderson, G. Bayones, J. Acs. Row 4: J. Barton, R. Bennet, G. Baldwin, Bandy, J. Barret, J. Allen, J. Anderson, B. Black, C. Aben, D. Adams, J. Amey. 4.4 Al MRS. DAVIS 10A R 1: R. C t , J. Bui'ck D. Bright, A. Cimaglia, J. Burkhardt, L. Brock, W. Cogdill, P. Camrnarata, D. Davis, Row 2: ow o e 1 J. Carlos, G. Cortese, M. ,Cortese, E. Comlach, F. Cuivone, M. Bundshul, C. Buchanan, T. Clark, C. Chernowg Row 3: W. Chetam, M. Clark, P. Conley, D. Coburn, K. Bratton, A. Campbell, M. Brown, N. Burt, J. Broaddus, Row 4: L. Butler, D. Cermak, B. Bussard, R. Collins, C. Campaw, T. Ciametti, D. Calquire, E. Busch, R. Buerkle. MRS. ARENT 10A Row 1: D. Emerick, F. Donovan, R. Doute, D. Crain, G. Dietrich, M. Finney, P. Faust, K. Feiler, P. Douglas, G. Filek, P. Arent, Row 2: S. Eaton, E. Crawhurst, J. Finslley, R. Eaton, R. Dixon, J. Files, J. Fenbert, K. Dennis, K. Dickman, D. Dreste, P. Disciasciog Row 3: P. DeBlock, L. Donati, G. Enderton, C. Crain, E. DePau,1is, N. Evola, P. Donofrio, G. Donaldson, J. Donahue, S. D'A1fonso, T. Estevez. 76 MRS. HUCKABONE 10A Row 1: F. Fritz, S. Grerka, J. Frasier, C. Hall, S. Galerno, K. Forsythe, B. Goins, B. Hall, j. Guffey, j. Frary, Mrs. Hucka- bone, Row 2: B. Gurzenda, N. Flateau, K. Haidy, J. Hall, R. Flateau, D. Greenwood, T. Gourley, T. Genzel, K. Greggo, j. Garlitz, L. Gibbons, Row 3: R. Griffin, F. Greenwood, K. Frasier, R. Gazdag, L. Gaishin, W. Hale, L. Gondor, R. Gunnell, R. Gahan, j. Gardiner, T. Gardiner. ri. . ' fy... N-, wi 'i . 3 he --4 - MR. TAIPALA 10A Row 1: M. james, N. Hervey, J. jones, D. Hannan, G. Heffinger, G. Houtekeete, S. Hulsizer, C. Hines, O. Horton, D. jen- sen, Mr. Taipala, Row 2: P. Heady, J. Hill, P. Hayes, L. Henry, B. jones, K. jetter, J. Kalfayan, L. Hubbard, B. Kalonick G. Henderson, Row 3: M. Ihasz, A. Henneau, S. johnson, R. Head, G. Henry, J. Irving, J. Hinson, T. lzatt, C. jankowicsz C. Hubbard, Row 4: B. Harrison, A. Heath, L. Hughes, K. Kalagian, T. Kalagian, B. jones, S. Hunter, E. Hudziec, J. jehle, E. Jacobs. MR. SALLMA 10A U , . . . Row 1: R. Lanagan, S. Kilpatrick, A. Kapposy, L. Lee, G. Komecy, P. Covach, P. Laurlln. C- I-aclalf. L- Klnslflgef. B- Lissg Row 2: j. Litten, G. Laesser, D. Koprowski, K. Lemieux, E. Kaminski, R. Lewis, B. Liang, B. Kruse, L. Latimer, M. Lange, K. Kroger, Row 3: j. Lange, P. Koualchik, j. Lavictore, R. Kokoski, D. LeBlanc, K. Kirk. L. King, D. Krakow, K. Litten, L. Koska, M. Krakow. 77 l acgliiii MRS. STEDMAN 10A Row 1: T. Maynard, R. Lord, P. Marks, K. McKenzie, A. Magda, P. Marceau, E. Mann, E. Marsh, D. Merrell, Mrs. Stedman: Row 2: D. Missler, A. Ludwig, J. Mastin, J. London, S. Look, B. Meyers, G. Mezza, B. Medallis, C. Lukasik, R. Maliszew- ski: Row 3: T. Madden, R. McGathen, T. Massel, E. McLaughlin, R. Miller, R. Mitchell, K. Miller, T. McKinnon, R. Mailloux, P. Lymber. MR. PASCUZLI 10A Row 1: K. Ortiz, J. Newton, J. Osborn, S. Neff, B. Mullaney, J. Morin, D. Nagy, K. Nadeau, K. Newberry, J. Nace, Mr. Pascuzzi: Row 2: T. Pabis, L. Parsons, B. Morgan, J. Pankas, S. Mussleman, D. Noll, L. Mooney, S. Parobek, j. Osborn, S. Muscoeg Row 3: B. Newton, P. O'Callaghan, R. Molnar, D. Nemeth, L. Nemeth, G. Molnar, D. Mosora, D. Munsey, F. Orosz, M. Nieman, J. Parchem, B. Nutter. MRS. HURLEY 10A Row 1: C. Retli, K. Regazzi, R. Patterson, G. Reber, D. Peters, S. Pinkney, C. Rhodes, A. Rackovan, J. Podgorski, C. Peterson, Mrs. Hurley: Row 2: S. Poch, F. Pomieter, R. Reed, L. Pierce, T. Poore, J. Parrott, L. Pethtal, S. Renon, L. Ray, N. Pestig Row 3: M. Riske, D. Petrott, D. Randall, R. Petrimoulx, R. Remington, D. Pouliot, M. Quinn, D. Prunkard, M. Polta, J. Pickerill. 78 MRS. Nl'.UMANN lUA Row 1: G. Schryer, B. Roberts, S. Sigmoncl, L. Schaffer, J. Sarconi, L. Sisca, B. Ruphard, C. Settles, L. Scholtz, Mrs. Neumann, Row 2: M. Roy, P. Rocca, L. Schiebold, S. Rossi, J. Simons, P. Scheldon, J. Sabados, A. Ross, J. Rotz, D. Ryan, j. Rolletg Row 3: G. Saris, B. Shorter, G. Sharratt, T. Rudoni, D. Scupin B. Shively, j. Shears, M. Shively, E. Schick, j. Rowland. E in.. H MR. TAYLOR l0A Row 1: G. Tighe, j. Speir, P. Thibodea, F. Smith, V. Thomas, H. Stase, K. Steinert, P. Smith, Mr. Taylor, Row 2: V. Tamo- slcy, M. Smith, B. Smathers, L. Smith, J. Snook, I. Thomson, B. Tomlin, Thomas, B. Stolaski, Row 3: D. Sturgis, P. Swienteniowski, A. Toomer, D. Sluka, V. Taylor, B. Stagg, B. Sudol, G. Smith, G. Takacs, Row 4: J. Swideski, R. Snider, R. Tarrie, D. Sturdy, j. Streeter, B. Touchard, J. Ternyak, D. Stewart, G. Stiekes, J. Snow. L l gr- Ll N MR. MORLEY 10A Row 1: R. Zidek, S. Truxall, M. Vaughn, P. Willing, R. Vick, H. Wallerstein, R. Tripp, C. Zieminski, R. Morley, Row 2: E. Turner, S. Waters, M. Wahlawitt, S. Truesdell, J. Willett, Patenaude, M. Williamson, P. Young, B. Wingate, Row 3: K. Wilson, B. Wilson, M. West, B. Vargo, J. Wilson, G. Tullius, R. Vaughan, N. Wozny, D. Wilson, 1. Wagner, R. Valladc, Row 4: Urton, Zaczelc, j. Wood, W. Walter, L. Wolf, K. Treadway, M. Venturini, S. Vincen, Watson, S. Yargus, G. Wilson, J. Wight. 79 Ns is L A ik F ia fr ii ' ' W '7' MRS. QUILLING 11B Row 1: B. Becker, F. Black, N. Chirillo, J. Badoud, D. Chevela, W. Brush, K. Dickson, B. Carpenter, N. Blakney, S. Allen E. Acor, Mrs. Quillingg Row 2: J. Chadwell, J. Belinski, P. Dobrick, j. Davis, B. Daraban, J. Cartrette, D. Bennett, R Braun, A. Anderson, C. Brooks: Row 3: R. Cunningham, L. Brunhuer, P. Andres, M. Bates, D. Carpenter, D. Cartrerte, J. Baril, D. Brumwell, R. Bumb, J. Clemente, N. Cortese, Row 4: P. Baird, L. Ferguson, J. Demkowski, R. Chumita, C. Estes, J. Bola, R. Ashley, D. Cross, R. Anderson, E. Babcock, M. Bartnikowski. MRS. RICHARDS 11B Row 1: S. Gaines, K. Gibson, T. Hubbell, E. Gra ier, G. Gravier, J. jarrell, D. Howells, M. Gall, Mrs. Richards: Row 2: G. Hunt, D. Horn, E. Hervey, L. Foster, L. Greer, S. Horn Nuckle, B. Gurney, S. Hughes, C. Fouchey: Row 3: V. Grabnagget, 1. Graff, K. Haydu, M. janchitis, D. Huffman, ,. .-if-.z'y, P. Gregory, C. Gonzolos, J. Fraser, Row fi. R. Hagerman, D. Hendershot, N. Johnson, W. Hagey, H. Galer, M. S .--.x-yon, M. Hefner, P. Garland, R. Grey, G. Hum' hreys, H. Hajduk. w-.Qin-nn. M. MISS HARRIS 11B Row 1: V. Miller, C. Kozak, D. Kirthoff, D. Kozak, I. Mays, D. Nahabetian, C. McElroy, P. McCarthy, E. Meaders, D. Knight, K. Martha, M. Harris, Row 2: W. Merta, G. Moore, V. Miller, B. Ling, K. McClelland, D. Muscoe, R. Lambert, R. Nace, O. Musucci, A. Kupser, J. Licata, G. Leonard: Row 3: D. Lugari, W. Martin, A. Nagy, W. McCreery, A. Lebo, G. Kosakowski, A. Lindberg, B. Martin, R. Mariotti, J. Ledesma, J. Meloche, K. Martinson. 80 If ,,, M 11 J 'Q MR. FRASIER IIB Row 1: M. O'Brien, B. Phillips, C. Poff, C. Poloezyk, D. Ostoin, S. Roberts, B. Reasey, B. Palmer, S. Porter, A. Quinton, W. Frasier, Row 2: C. Purcell, P. Podhola, C. Robbins, H. Parsons, P. Nichols, C. Nielsen, V. Rodman, Row 3: W. Rose, G. Nitchman, D. Payne, J. Patton, J. Nowlin, W. Phillips, B. Nichols, L. Reece, J. Peedle, R. Peterson, W. Ross. .39 MR. STARK 11B Row 1: J. Toth, H. Smith, K. Wyatt, P. Wolfe, L. Teal, A. Waskiewicz, J. Sawyer, J. Thompson, Mr. Stark: Row 2: B. Wolo- skie, V. Szatan, J. Sanderson, N. Waltiere, P. Woolery, G. Sheldon, P. Szoke, M. Wells, J. Vast Binder, J. Taylor: Row 3: D. Rucinski, D. Sullivan, J. Sarkody, E. Woodmancy, D. Slagor, D. Shannon, T. Strobel, E. Suttmillerg Row 4: J. Spence, C. Seivertson, T. Stramecki, R. Zatyko, W. Seivertson, V. Severinski, D. Sterling, J. Sissen, P. Szymanski. ---- ---Q erence book is the librarian, Mrs. Conklin. 81 'B- MR. JACKSON l1A Row 1: B. McKenzie, J. Maikisch, P. Malcolm, H. McElroy, B. Maynard, A. McQuiston, P. Macsuga, P. Massey, K. Mazzar- ella, Mr. Jackson, Row 2: J. Mattice, B. Martin, M. Madrid, O. Liszka, D. Lyles, D. Lilly, M. McDonald, P. McFarland, L. Marshall, P. McNeil, Row 3: A. Magda, R. Lundvall, S. Logan, P. Lipka, D. Lutz, D. McCaig, McCleod, B. Mankewicz, R. McCain, D. Luzacg Row 4: M. McElroy, J. Mayer, T. McClinton, B. McCoskey, J. Martino, B. Lipka, J. Martino, R. Marz, J. Martinaitis, D. McNutt, J. McDonald. .2 Q 1 .L MR. PIETENPOL Row 1:'L. Sepe, J. Schmidt, M. Shirlen, C. Shirlen, J. Schneider, N. Stevens, V. Smith, S. Selfe, B. Smith, Row 2: N. Stros, J. Sgrol, D. Snook, J. Stephens, J. Strzalkh, J. Schaaf, D. Stafford, K. Steinseifer, T. Sliz, S. Sedlakg Row 3: K. Schwartz, S. Shoemaker, B., Shehan, D. Snyder, R. Sonnenberg, C. Strohl, B. Stephenson, D. Spaul, A. Schryer, Mr. Pietenpolg Row 4: W. Smith, E. Smith, R. Smith, J. Stevens, R. Stevens, R. St. Clair, J. Storer, R. Silcott, B. Schimmel, J. Simon, A. Short. PEACOCK 12B Row 1: D. Westell, J. Vick, D.Wendland, D. Speedie, M. Sullivan, M. Dyroka, P. Watt, D. Vitkay, M. Thinschmidt, C. Trevis, M. Vuorio, F. Wilson, L. Witt, J. Troy, E. Ward, D. Tabor, M. Williamson, R. Vadasy.Row 3: M. Whitford, J. Zwick, T. Vono, R. Tosh, J. Wood, J. Slumpf, J. Yatchman, R. Woodcox, M. Whited, Miss Peacock. 82 6 'ti- Iw: 5522 MRS. PUGH 11A lst Row: A. Ballard, B. Blezard, L. Bauer, F. Baker, P. Baker, J. Beurer, S. Badoud, Mrs. Pugh, 2nd Row: N. Anderson, A. Baker, B. Batchelor, D. Alexander, B. Baker, J. Allen, P. Allen, B. Agee, M. Balmerg 3rd Row: S. Athans, j. Barnes, M. Aho, E. Behr, B. Astolas, R. Ball, S. Allemang, T. Benitez, C. Allen, D. Bealsg 4th Row: E. Balthrop, M. Ascione, C. Adaline, j. Bademan, E. Allen, j. Beebe, A. Bejczy, B. Bailey, L. Bagozzi. nl-7. MR. CUREY 11A Row 1: j. Cermack, M. Celano, R. Cammeron, P. Combs, C. Conger, J. Carmack, J. Bockius, G. Clark, Mr. Cureyg Row 2: P. Clark, C. Brow, G. Boria, V. Castbinder, P. Bhlllips, K. Cofer, S. Cope, G. Conway, S. Cannel, J. Chaffing Row 3: P Butler, M. Butcher, L. Boumiea, M. Brown, R. Cerato, J. Clinton, R. Bonamici, T. Buzinski, J. Bond, B. Bousamra, P Braeseckerg Row 4: S. Bordash, R. Buerk, L. Bowels, T. Chorley, L. Calloway, R. Cassette, R. Brunick, C. Bohash, M. Coker, G. Bujick. :JO MR. KERSUL . Row 1: N. DeVau1, J. Demyonovich, B. Doty, J. Dellario, J. Debusk, I. Dodge, M. Crawford, C. Duda, P. Dietze, Mr. Kersul Row 2: S. Davis, D. Dennis, R. Degg, K. Douglas, D. Crouch, A. Earl, D. Duvall, D. Cybulski, j. Deloachg ROW 31 J- .CYSICY B. Cummings, R. Dunlap, F. Dobson, T. Dorson, D. Dovfney, M. Eader, J. Despot, C. Deters, R. Dincaug Row 4: A. Dingman W. Dawson, D. Dalfonso, W. Easton, G. Diemer, J. Depriest, T. Dorey, G. Creech, J. Dingman, D. Diemer. 83 MISS FERGUSON 11A Row 1: D. Grenke, L. Handley, Hamilton, C. Harris, D. Gross, K. Hammer, S. Givens, T. Hall, C. Hale, B. Gish, Miss Ferguson, Row 2: D. Hale, C. Hallahan, H. Grant, M. Grudzien, S. Hauser, B. Givens, W. Goins, E. Hajdu, W. Gregory R. Good, M. Hamilton, Row 3: J. Harris, J. Hayes, J. Harmon, F. Grant, R. Girard, R. Gilliam, H. Hamilton, D. Handy, A. Grundy, R. Hagerman. MRS. HATCHER 11A I Row 1: B. Johnson, P. Hower, M. Joyce, K. Ingram, B. Hewitt, L. Henry, C. Hurst, L. Jenkins, Mrs. Hatcher, Row 2: B. Horton, S. Huston, E. Iszak, S. Hiner, D. Kama, B. Javorka, B. Honercutt, L. Hite, D. Jones, G. Jackson, J. Kannong Row 3: A. Hernandez, D. Horvath, B. Kaier, G. Kalagian, P. Hoffman, R. Johnston, D. Hungington, J. Hein, N. Helgren, J. Hoynack. MR. HENRY 11A Row 1: M. Lee, L. LaClair, E. Klein, G. Kuehn, B. LaCrosse, S. Lange, N. Katalinich, J. Kessler, B. Keener, G. King, Row 2: W. Kingston, J. Kozma, L. Krol, P. Lewanowski, S. Lewis, T. Kramb, K. LeMieux, J. Ledingham, C. Kornacki, L. Krueger, J. Kirkland, Row 3: K. Kibat, D. LeBeau, R. Kowalski, G. Kish, B. Kroeger, J. Laxton, T. LaFramboise, L. Knouff, T. Kwiecruski, K. Leader, W. Lane. B4 ,Q MR. PARKER 11A Row 1: R. Nichols, S. Mills, L. Neimann, 1. Nation, C. Meloche, L. Napp, P. Moco Row 2: B. Nev, M. Murray, C. Mouser, 1. Nicora, D. Meyers, P. Morvay, R. 'Murray, Row 3: G. Morgan, J. Montgomery, j. Moeller, W. Morris, A. Northrop, D. Morrison, C. I I G. Metro, Row 4: J. Nemeth, G. Meyers, j. Mitchell, R. Musser, R. Miller, R. Meszaros, C. Mihalfi, L. Nanney, J. Moore, , M. Needham, C. Mehi, C. Melchertg L. Nyikon, j. Myrand, V. Nemchekg Morowca, W. Nitchman, B. Morgan, j. Murphy, G. Nightingale. MR. CONSTANTINE 1lA Row 1: S. Plato, S. Philpott, C. Pinter, J. Parker, G. Pelerose, F. Petovello, J. Petro, N. Plis, M. Potesta, D. Pierrel, Mr Constantineg Row 2: D. Petty, E. Pero, L. Parsons, T. O'Masra, A. Pierce, M. Pelt, M. Pendrick, ll. Obrizock, L. Quel- lette, K. Poikey, F. Porter, Row 3: P. Olson, D. Pagletti, D. Orel, K. Poma, J. Phillips, W. Powers, M. Potoczny,j Pederson, R. Phillips, D. Pedigo. MR. KOSMAL 11A Row 1: C. Pyzner, G. Pugno, S. Sanders, M. Rahtz, B. Race, Radowiclc, V. Rowlings, L. Sawmiller, V. Prentice, C. Rockovan, Mr. Kosmalg Row 2: S. Sawicki, D. Reed, J. Sabo, J. Sabo, C. Pulido, R. Runchock, B. Renner, R. Ratlrowski, M. Sawyer, V. Righettini, J. Rieberger, C. Ryniewiczg Row 5: L. Santioni, F. Rislre, R. Rivier, A. Ruzsilla, J. Presh, K. Raymond, R. Primeau, J. Ragsdale, D. Riddell, M. Reynolds, R. Sayger, J. Saylor. 85 MR. TARRANT 11A Row 1: Z. Walker, K. Warburton, 1. Warner, K. Walker, L. Witteg, V. VonRenner, D. Waring, R. Vega, Mr. Tarrant, Row 2 D. Wurtz, P. Ziliak, B. West, C. Wilhelm, B. Vickers, J. Wylsij, S. Wirth, E. Youngston, R. Wier, Row 3: R. Wojchihosky D. Young, W. Wilkins, S. Witek, F. Wolcott, W. Zisf, R. Woolley, M. Wykrent, R. Zimmerman, R. Wilson. MR. ZULEWSKI 11A Row 1: C. Filippine, J. hllsberry, E. Eitner, P. Friske, P. Gentry, M. Flinders, M. Gaste, E. Gallant, C. Friske, V. Forster, j. Gazda, S. Garland, Mr. Zulewski, Row 2: S. Fraley, S. Gates, D. Fredricksen, B. Foley, P. Flaim, E. Fairbairn, J. Erdody, J. Enzensberger, K. Gasper, C. Gaddy, J. Engott, S. France, L. Garrison, Row 3: I. Filek, H. Elliott, W.,Garlitz, D. Ernerick, G. Frederick, W. Gardner, R. Esch, D. Ferencz, R. Fennelly, E. Gacht, A. Gabbitas, D. Frank. MISS WILSON 12B Row 1: S. jordan, B. Johnston, D. Mayne, K. Kelley, S. Leonard, F. Kaven, R. Maielle, C. Miller, B. james, Row 2: N, Maszatics, R. Kerr, j. Mattice, R. Mazzola, M. Laursen, A. LaBreck, S. Kohlrus, R. Mertag Row 3: C. Miller, C. Miller, j. King, W. jennfieldt, C. Mask, J. Koska, R. Lis, C. Meadows, J. Keele, Miss Wilson. 86 ru V l 7 ..- MRS. RICH 12B Row 1: M. Apriletti, J. Bennett, S. Boortz, j. Bondy, G. Chick, M. Coburn, B. Carleton, 1. Bencze, S. Bayones, Mrs. Rich, Row 2: G. Blodgett, M. Crook, R. Cotellesse, E. Chandler, B. Benak, j. Cummings, L. Baxendale, M. F. Allen, L. Buchway, D. Claekg Row 3: S. Cox, S. Burton, M. Alessandro, R. Beckman, T. Beaver, D. Clair, C. Ash, C. Bono, Asher, T. Beals, Row 4: T. Cathey, E. Cassel, j. Carbone, R. Augustine, A. Bishop, R. Clark, R. Bolz. 70 Y-. Q5 S 4 F5 4' Ti MRS. METTLER Row 1: C. Farmer, M. DePalma, J. Edwards, L. Ganzini, J. DePaulis, D. Galloway, C. Freeman, j. Eitner, P. Fuller, Mrs. Mettler: Row 2: R. DeGuili, L. Frasier, A. Forney, M. DeCoopman, D. Dombecky, D. Doyles, E. Folgmann, G. Frosinos, j. Duncan, T. Dunn, Row 3: E. Donaldson, V. Francavilla, R. Gardner, F. Edison, D. DeAlexandris, T. Darichuk, W. Ferris, T. Duford, D. Fletcher. MR. HEFFINGER 12B Row 1: D. Goodell, P. Guth, K. Harris, J. Irvin, S. Gillison, J. Gordon, M. Haydn, M. Iesue, Mr. Heffingerg Row 2: 1. Hilton K. Givens, E. Horvath, B. Harrell, J. Hudak, B. Gillon, F. Givens, L. Hunt: Row 3: W. Horvath, J. Havican, W. Hansbro, F. Hervey, R. Hamel. C. Graff, C. Hickmott. 1. Holt. 87 Teachers Around School Below: Mr. Heffinger finds good use for the globe during a class period. Left: Mr. Tarrant shows the students how to change a flat tire. Above: History takes on a present day interest for the pupils in Mr. Armstrong's classes. Above: Mr. Grignon and Mr. Lusk keep lunch- room order with the aid of a microphone. Left: The photographer catches Mr. Styer inbetween his retailing classes. Below: Mr. Curey leads the lunchroom line. Truels Geistland - Exchange Student Putting on his tennis shoes Truels gets ready for a practice session with the team. Showing a sweater with the name of his hometown across the back to Sharron Deremer. Norway Hometown - Herova lleroya is a small city in Norway, actually not a city at all, but more like a village. It is located slightly more than 110 miles south of the capital Oslo, on the west side of Oslo fjord. Only 4,000 people are living there, and most of them are working in a big factory, in fact the biggest of that kind in the world. The main product is artificial fertilizer made of the nitrogen in the air, but they also make other electro-chemical products. This makes Heroya the third largest export city in Norway. The city provides very good recreational facilities for its people. They have a great socker field, with places for all types of field sports. Handball is also played quite a bit. You can go swimming in the fjords nearbyg and in the winter you can go skating on one of the two big rinks, or on the frozen fjords. just a couple of miles away you have beautiful places for skiing. Right now the three upper grades of high school must go to school in a nearby city, but soon they hope to have a school of their own. From this city in Norway comes Lincoln Park High School's first exchange student. Next year another will travel from some far off place to join us in the first year in the new Lincoln Park High School. Truels gives the photographer a good smile for his LPHS friends. 89 Fm' -M Lai 2535939 GUESS WHO?? Spinster Hop Fall was in the air with the many autumn leaves that filled the dance floor. Time out after dancing one of the many fast steps. PRESIDENT Bill Meadows PRESIDENT Sally lord an Tyler Cathay SPONSOR - Mrs. Rich SECRETARY Sharon Bayone s The Senior with his blocks of knowledge, wisdom, friendships, and honor assembled before him reminisces over his years of build- ing. He notices his blocks are weather-worn and remembers the joys and heartbreaks he endured to attain them. The Senior is a fine craftsman and has learned to take his blocks and build with them. He has built respect for and admiration of the underclassmen and faculty. At graduation, new blocks are given to the Senior. These blocks are not all six-sided, some have only four sides, some have no sides, only a curved surface. With these strange new blocks and with the old, the Senior will build his future. irw.. SENIORS 92 SAMUEL GARY SPICER President MRS. MACKSEY January Seniors MOTTO: Knowledge Comes, but Wisdom Lingers FLOWER: Light Blue and White Carnations COLORS: Light Blue and White HFRBERT S. WILSON Vice President MR. MONTANTE SANDRA KAY FASKE Seeretary IDA JEAN MADARASZ Treasurer' JOHN T. AGEE NANCY MAE ANDRES JOHN NAZAR BADEMIAN DAVE A. BAIER 3 CAROL SUE BARKLEY PATRICIA ANN BARKOVITZ GLEN R. BARRETT ROY M. BASSETT SHARON G. BEIIRER DONNA JEAN BLAIR JOSEPH B. BOWLES, JR. JERRY W. BROWN NORMAN A. BRAESEKER 95 FAYE ELAINE CAMPBELL DOROTHY ANNE CAREVICH CAROL A. CHARBONEAU RUSSELL W. CHRISTIAN ELLEN MARY CLARK MA RTHA SHARON CLIFT DONNA IEAN COBB ELIZABETH IEAN COOPER I - NORMAN W. COX DENNIS P. CROY STEPHEN G. CZACH WILLIAM JOHN DAY PETER j. DEMPICH MARIE KATHLEEN DENNIS SUZANNE E. DICKMAN 96 ALBERT C. DOYLE CECILIA J. DRAGONNE EVA M. DUNCAN DIANA J. DUVALL IRMA JANICE EADER DONNA BERNICF EICHBAUFR FRANK I-NFKFS I -. SALLY 5- EVOLA IOANN G. FARCHIONE DARRYL JOHN FILARSKI ENNETH GEORGE FISHER BURFORD E. FREDERICK JOYCE B. FRITZ ROGER M. GIACOBBI 97 CAROL ANN GREGORY JOSEPH A. GROAT PATRICIA ANN HAMILTON ARTHUR HENRY HAMM 'Wg D. ALLEN HARRELL TED HITE KENNETH ALLEN HOLLOWAY DONALD L. HORNE MARY C. JODWAY NANCY GENE JONES JUDY ANN KALFAYAN AUDREY N. KALLIEL VINCENT WILLIAM KISH BARBARA ANN KOSECK 98 if is 5 ,O 'fl' FRANK KRU50, IR- G. PATRICIA LARKINS KENNETH L. LAVICTOIRE JANET LAZAREK VIRGINIA ANN LEE IAZI JANET RUTH LINDBERG v- 'C7 ROBERT F. LEDINGIIAM RAYMOND F. LEFEBVRE FRED E. LOUGH NANCY ROSE MALMQUIST ROBERT PAUL MAROON CAROLYN HELEN MARTH CAROL LEE- MARZ PATRICIA ANN MAZEI 99 JOSEPH ROBERT MCADO0 JACK MCLELLAN JAMES C. MCCLURE' MARILYN JOYCE Mccov WW I I gagfiisisifffi CHARLES C. MCELHINNEY JAMES L. MCFARLAND Down vu MFLCHERT RONALD MICHALAK ARLENE MICHELUZZI, LINDA FRANCES MOONEY WILLIAM PHILLIP MORRIS RUSSELL A. NEIMAN FRANCES ANN NOWACKI SANDRA LEE PACZA 100 ,. , .,,,' wb' I U ke ,, , DALE PANGONIS JAMES M. PANGRAZZI RUSSELL DAVID PEER ALAN B. PEK f Q i' LAWRENCE PERFETTO ROBERT T. PIPSKI EDWARD H. PLUMADORE VERONICA M. PRESTON BILLY M. PRICE GREGORY E. PUGH ATHERINE DIANE RADGIN WILLIAM W. REEL IUDITHJEAN RICKETTS DONNA MARIE ROBBINS lOl JEANETTE ANN ROSELLE RONALD ROSSI LYLE JAMES ROUSSEY, JR. CAROL JUNE RUSSELL CAROL SANTODONATO ELIZABETH SAYLORS RINO SECONDO SCOTTA FRANK JOSEPH SHROPA RONALD JOSEPH SOLTESZ GAIL ELIZABETH STEINER JANET LEE STRIKER RICHARD ANDREW SUCHY 102 RICHARD PAUL SZENTE JUDITH TOTH JUDY TUCKER CLARENCE VALERIUS, JR. PAMELA VANZO ROBERT WILLIAM WARE Af Q DAN WATSON LEONARD WAWRO SANDRA WERNER DORAL JEAN WHITE DIAN WIGGINTON RICHARD o. WILLIAMS AREN SUZETTE WILLS JOHN JAMES WILSON ROSALIE ANDREA YELENIK BETTY JOAN YOUNG 103 X . beg' xaxww' EQCVCS . A n gan at Nagel sfieing the rosy future are Most Intelligent Faye Campbell and Dale Pangonis. Mirror gazing are Best Looking Norm Braesecker and A Judy Toth. A January Seniors The Styles of tomorrow, if Best Dressed Sharon Clift and Dick Wlllianls- have Htlreir way. ,V r 1041 :The power of ap lady athlete is proven to jerry ,Brown L boy Donna Eicphbauer. r Turn about on the dance floor seems fair to Ian Roselle and Bill Morris. tl Breaking and entering a safe is only one of the many talents of Most Likely to Ann Gregory and Vincent Kish. Mock Election Class Cut Up, judy Ricketts plays her part well. - -11 Succeed 43 ,- liven in a room full of books Day- dreamers Pam Venzo and John Agee do their job. Most Popular Pat Hamilton and Gary Spicer check over their trophy collection. 105 I AN EVENING TO REMEMBER Senior Prom Sponsors Mrs. Macksey and Mr. Montante seemed to enjoy the evening. The band played soft mu- sic as the couples danced in the shadowy gym. 106 The decorated Christmas tree sparkled as much as the dresses of the danc- ers. Q7 Q Acfivifies June Seniors JULIE CROITORI MIKE MCELROY President HASKELL LUNSFORD Vice President Secretary MOTTO: Honor is Achieved, Knowledge is Gained FLOWER: Yellow Tea Rose SHARON DEREMER COLORS: Gold and White Treasurer in VIRGINIA AGNELLO ik -f , DARLENE APRILETTI 'STM 1-ff MARY ABEL CAROLE ABRAMS CAROL ADAMS MARY ADER v MICHAEL AICHLER KARAN ALLAN fx Gi MARLENE APRILETTI GLENN ATKINSON MARY AVIS GEORGE BADGLEY GEORGE BAKER 109 LARRY BAKER A 51 gag BE. m mm A P :- W E xxx -R v. .W -Q ,A c .J Y J wk Q X -. +A A, 5 JOSEPH BAN1CK ADA BEAUMONT JOYCE EENCZE CLARENCE BIELAT JOSEPH BILANCETTI JAMES BOARD 110 Jw 3 , L . ,. is 2 .... . , i ,SR Q6 RF E ,I 2 A f RABECCA BARAN GEORGE BARBER GARLAND BATHERSON EDWARD BEDIKIAN RUSSELL BEHR LARRY BENDER ROBERT BERGER JOHN BOLLA BEVERLY BOLLO SANDRA BOORTZ EVELYN BRADDAM BARBARA BROWN DAN BROWN IAMES BUCHANAN RONALD BUTLER IRENE BUZA BARBARA CAPEL JAMES CARLETON BETTY CARLTON JUDITH CHANEY 1 1 1 ROBERT CHAPMAN CONSTANCE CHAVIS KATHLEEN CLARK PAT COLLINS HENRY CONE RAY COONEY PAT CORBE LL BOB CORRELL NANCY CRAWFORD JERRY CRENSHAW JUDY DALTON BETTY DARICHUK GEORGE DARLING 1 V2 SHARON DAUTER PAUL DAVIS MARY AGNES DAY DAVE DEBONE HELENE DELBO DENNIS DEMARKE CAROLE DEMETER GI. SHARON DESCHLER BOB DEVENNEY BOB DIENES MARGO DIVINCENTES SANDRA DRAGISH SANDRA DRAKE 113 LOUIS DROSTE CAROL DYE HAROLD EATON THOMAS E LSEY 1 RONALD EMERICK PHYLLIS ENGOTT DIANE EVANS ELAINE FERRA BARRY FILL AL FABER TIM FAIR JILL FENBERT IUDY FISHER 114 SHARON FISHER JO FLETCHER JUDITH FOBAR MARY FORSTER DELLE FOSTER ROBERT FRANCIS JACKIE FRASIER JUDY ANN FOSTER LOUIS FRASIER KENNETH FOLEY LUDWIG FRITSCH DONNA FULLER PATRICIA FULLER 115 ROBERT GAGNIER TOM GAMBLE MARY GARLITZ ELIZABETH GAROFOLI MARY GEKAS CAROLYN GERISCH HELEN GIBSON MURIEL GIL LEN TULS GJESTLAND RONALD GLADDISH GERALD GRABOWSKI JIM GREER DONALD GREGORY 116 'Q DIANNE GROSS GLORIA GUADAGNINI CAROL ANN GUSMAN MIKE HALL BILL HARRIS LUELLA HARRIS TED HAYES CATHERINE HENRY CAROLYN HAUK TOM HERVOYAVICH RAY HIBBLER CAROL HICKMAN BARBARA HIMEBAUGH 117 SHIRLEY HINDS MARYBETH HINES JANET HOBBS THOMAS HOFFMAN JANET HORNBUCKLE LANA HUBBARD MILTON HUCK ROBERT HUDOK ELIZABETH HUGHES jAMES HUNT DELPHINE IGRAS ALAN ,IACKSON 118 ROBERT JOHNSON BEVERLY JOSEPH Jnvilrglgz. . . Egg, DIANE JOHNSON GARY JOHNSON HELEN JOHNSON DONNA JONES PENNY JONES JUDY KE LLOGG JANICE KEPHART JOHN KERR 119 K ATHE LE EN KIE L GARY KINGSTON Q if i g Hi if 'I awsnallli 'U' 1 A NORMAN KLINO BEVERLY KLUS VIRGINIA KOPYTKO FRANCIS KOSKI EDWARD KRAMER MICHAEL KRAWCHUK ANNE KRUSO GERALD KUGEL ROBERTA LAMBERT DONNA LANDRY THOMAS LANG KENNETH LARGEN I20 PATRICIA LEAVE LL MARILYN LING LOUISE LAWRENCE ELIZABETH LAXTON ADA LEAVELL MARGARET LEBLANC THOMAS LEDINGHAM THOMAS LIPKEA PETER LITTLE DAN LOBB MARY KAY LOFTUS 101 GEORGINA LORANGE AU Talking really winds up Sandy Zobb and Belmont Speroni. To succeed or not to succeed is Car- ol Demeter and Haskel Lunsford's question. The babybrains in the june class Q av O ? is What a switch for Don Jenson and Evelyn Braddom. June Seniors are Mary Abel and George Darling. The prettiest girl in the class is Carol Potemko. 122 Daydreaming in a different world are Besty Hines and Doug Sule. F r a m in g th e ir m i n d s for e a c h other are Sharron Derremer and Den- nis DeMarke. Mock Election No one could guess what Fran Kosltiand Dave Sarkett are elect- ed. XX N The latest stepsg demonstrated by Carol Hickman and joe Bilancetti. l 4 -.-.' ,. . fy 4, 'uv J A-J Never a dull mo- ment with Judy Kellogg and Ken Largen in a class. Well, they re stzll the best dressed. Bashfull not Popuf Sue Maxwell and lar julie Criotorn Joe palazzola. and Mike McElroy. 123 is IOANN LOUGH ELAINE LUBECKI MARVIN LUECKE EDWARD LUX ROSE MAIELLO PATRICIA MALESEV PATRICIA MARIEN LORRAINE MARKS ROSALIE MARTH JAMES MARTIAN JERRY MATSON DAVE W. MAUPIN 124 BONNIE MCDONALD JUDY MCELROY SHARON MCLEAN JOHN MCNEIL ROSE MAURICE SUE MAXWELL BEVERLY MCDANIEL SHARON MCGLYNN ANITA MCNUTT DAVID MEDVED CHARLES MENARD CHARLES MILLER 125 SHARON MILLER NANCY NHROLLA THOMAS MOORE CAROL MORIN NEAL MORRISON CLAUDIA MOSES PATRICIA MOZENA RICHARD MRAKITSCH STELLA MUNTEAN BETTY MURIE SANDRA MUSCOE JACKIE MYRE 126 MARILYN MYRE JOHN NAGY JAMES NICHOLAS RAYMOND NORFLEET LARRY OBARA SHE LLA ORGECK VANIS OSELIN AVRELIA OSWALD BENSON PAGE JOSEPH PALAZZOLA JAMES PANKAS -IANICE PARKER 127 JUDI D. PARSONS JUDY L. PARSONS EILEEN PAYCHECK 'QQ 5 M 21 '23 A? x JERRY PENDLEY DIANE PESTI MARY PETERS ROBERT PETERSON EDWARD PETRICCA LEON PETTIGREW DAVE PILON LOUIS PISZKER ARTHUR PONGONES 128 xx ANNETTE PORTENGA CAROL POTEMKO MARIANNE POWELL JAMES RAGSDALE DOUGLAS REED LEROY RENO JOE RICE EDWARD ROBERTS WILLIAM ROBERTS BARBARA ROGOWSKI CARLA RONZELLO ALLEN ROSS 129 PATRICIA RUCINSKI MARGARET SANTANGE LO LYNN RUSHLAU JUDITII RUTKOWSKI AL SABATINI NANCY SADVERY TQM SAGE LOUISE SALAMINO PAM SANDERS ROSALYN SANFILIPPO ANITA SANTIONI DAVID SARKETT 130 JEAN M. SCLATER RICHARD SHAW CAROLYN SAWTELLE CAROL SCHMID JACK SCHNEIDER 'NF' HARRY scULLoN yum SEGROVES , .,-- CAROLYN SHEATS EVERETT SHIVELY SHARON SHOLTES KAREN SIMON RAYMOND SIMONE 131 1. DENNIS SIMS PHIL SIMS MARLENE SLAVIN BEVERLY SLOCUM JOYCE SLY DONNA SMITH JAN SMITH SALLY SMITH GEORGE SNELLMAN I BETTY SNOW BELMONT SPERONI THOMAS STEINHAUER 132 HARRY STERLING DONNA STEVENS CARSON STODDARD DOUGLAS SULE PATRICIA SULEK BARBARA SULLIVAN LOIS SUTTON CECILIA SUYAK JOHN SWEENEY NANCY SZLUK TONY TARQUINI DOROTHY TENAGLIA 133 L v SHIRLEY THOMPSON DONNA THRELOFF JOANNE TIHELKA JOSEPHINE TOLA MARGARET TOMASKI HELEN TOTH GLORIA TURNER TONY TURNER STEVE VALINT STEPHEN VARGO BARBARA VAUGHAN SYLVIA VITALE 134 VIRGINIA WEBB MARGERY VONDERHAAR CAROL WARSECKE RICHARD WASKIEWICZ LEONARD WEI SMI LLER BARBARA WHITE JANE WILLIARD FRANKIE WILSON WILLIAM WILSON JEANIE WINARS EDITHANNE WISCHOW KATHY WOLCOTT 135 ROBERT WOODS CAROL WOOLLEY IANICE WRIGHT KURT YACUONE JAMES YARBROUGH VICTOR ZAMMIT CAROL ZANELLA JOYCE ZEMENAUSKAS LORETTA ZIMMERMAN SANDRA ZOBB 'IQR CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATE! The day you receive your diploma for a job Well done will soon be here. May We, at Michigan Consolidated Gas, join With family and friends in Wishing you continued success and happiness. Whether the road ahead leads to college, a career or marriage, We hope, some day in some small Way, that We may serve you. MICHIGAN coNso1.mATEn GAS COMPANY So much more for so much less-GAS nafuralbf l37 . - t ,,,, . . 4' .. 'f 1 eff E Q . 4. .4 . 4 fi if ti' iw ,a ,,- v s, tfy 1 ' MJ s i iggyi 4 4 what EXE . lt's a pretty important decision, young lady-choosing the work youid like to do. You'll want to work in pleasant surroundings, in light and airy oflices with modern equipment. And now that youire out of school, you'll expeet to meet new friends where you work-young people you'll like and with whom you ean enjoy your leisure time. Qxknd how about a vacation with pay?l Then there's the matter ol' a paycheck-it's niee to have a salary that's good from the start and keeps getting better with regular increases. There may he a job like this for you at the telephone company! You might qualify as a telephone operator, or a teller, a eashicr, or a clerk-those are just some ol' the many interesting jobs other grads from your school have found at Michigan Bell. And there's a chance to advance in every one of those jobs! Telephone work doesnit demand previous experience, and it pays a good salary, even while a beginner is learning. llultut next? Why not visit Michigan Bell's Employ- ment Ofhee? We'll be looking for you. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY A Friendly Place to Wink 138 LIVE HAPPILY EVER AF T E R -- ELECTRICALLY Are you coming back for more education? Getting a job? Establishing a home? What's all this got to do with electricity? Just this: Whatever the future brings you, electricity will be there to help. For right now we are entering a whole new era of electric living. The home you start will be easier to take care df, more fun to live in, with help from electric appliances. Complete electric home heating, practical and convenient, is growing every day. Your job will be smoother, too, with electrically operated equipment and an increasing array of electronic devices. Even your education benefits from continuing research in many fields related to electricity. One day, you personally may help to create new and better ways to do things electrically. W So no matter who you are, where you are or what you're doing, your future will continue to be brighter, your life will be lighter through electricity. DETROIT EDISON Provides Southeastern Michigan with versatile electric energy i nun: 139 WALSH STUDENTS SPECIALIZE in the study of Accountancy and Finan- cial Administration to move forward in business. Study at Walsh where Michigan certified public accountants, auditors, financial executives and successful business proprietors have studied for the past thirty-eight years. Day, evening, or Saturday classes will begin September 12, 1960. Registra- tion for Fall classes begins August 1, 1960. Free placement assistance to students, and graduates. WALSH INSTITUTE or ACCOUNTAN CY A Non-Profit Coeducational School of Accountancy and Financial Administration 120 Madison Avenue, Detroit 26, Mich. v Telephone W0 I-5136 Carters Hamburger Inc. 2908 Fourth Street Lincoln Park Res. DU-I-l32l ... ...JQ.-.-.. -W . , , CLINTON KNOCH FLOWERS BY ED LOBB l382 Fort Street LINCOLN PARK 25. MICH. I Res. DU-I-1321 ED. LOBB MEMBER FLORISTS TELEGRAPH DEL. ASSN. Compliments Of SEARS ROEBUCK and CO Lincoln Park, Michigan I WE31' 140 B... .'