Lockport Township High School - Lock Yearbook (Lockport, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 186 of the 1959 volume:

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On the courts, on the stage, in the classroom, or any place where the LTHS students are in the spotlight, they are there. Because of their interest we want to show our ap- preciation by putting our audiences in the spotlight and opplauding them. 2 X .X - ' sq, A Qs Y X My X' vu. - vs -x U A Q YQ xi' 'Qs-X X . 5' X x-if Qi, A373 Q x3 0 W.. fwsgsf 'R -HSS? QQ R is-Q . -T53 .X . mf 33 Q, .gg TH, fi X N L . W ,A 'J Q , ' 6 .5 gf W: S ' 41: ki Y wigxti-sw--x 'S . 'M ml .. MX 1 . .,, ,..: , 5 - . 1: n Q-:r v fl- .r y k ,gi J '. - M ff iifbiffsffp 1 l 4 i Q ' -'wil ,j,,LlL'9s ' l j g , t r lr, 5 K V1 N I . I. I-'alldlln N' r X Ki iff iii mm lfntfv V .....,.. n f' ,. A .-'7l??!'8l' 1- Bw . 'K A A lf M X an '?tiix wAw'.' 45 '-Pm? - .s 'Q .M if ,, ,, ,M has A'-fnsflrt-H--. . 5 ' I I ' than ' lSlQvembirW,w1958g ss 3 dents at Tfultyw the whx studeilt beautiful new oudito' m. this auditorium has opened a whole new world for sw . s dramatic and .music departments, the 1959 EOCK staff 'tix 'mc 'Q chose the thfne of the theatreno relate the saga of VW xl LTHS. The 1,300 students, the administrationfgtulty, and staff comprise the theatrical company whllchg now on stage. Each group has a part in Bpduging The i' Porter Story, a play in two exciting acts. The Iayisfls at ,f:a.e' 'M x N K Q- 5 about to begin, the actors are inc place, the spo snghgic is V 5 pai sv '- .t focu d and the curtain is Qdll Zu if ,gQffi'9?it A l i 353 ictc 1 c ' 1- Q 'M K- 5 it It K 7 lk: 1 A A Q 'il' l K Q' Q v . 4 si K . K be 4 I ,S lb! it Z lg, Q ce my F 0 '-Sf if K qi C A In v hc W A .., ,., V,.:: E i ,IQ Z gifs , it In , 1 w,nawl 'Q ff an-urhfl' , ,x.. 0.4-aw-ff pw .rf Q I .,f 1' , 1 2 Llfwwpr A 8 WU? 1 1 M . 9... , q-an Hand of Zdacatdon fidmauanaaw 740414 V ,J3,,,,..Q,, 4 Q 1' A :- ?'f 1, , Leah 1 4 N., Ms- .Wo s. . uns. U. wm..m-.- f ' i is The members of the Board of Education are: Aldo Anzzolin, Felix L. Boriog V. Park Widnerg W. Melvin Blogg: Carroll H, Ward, president, John Verklan, attorney and secretary, William Babich, Ernest Swenson, Jr., vice president, and Dr. William H. Blatnik. Mrs. Faye Avers, school board secretary, has a full time iob keeping up the records of the board's activities. ...A- Before a stage production can be successful, it is necessary that there be reasonable assurance that individuals who possess the powers of clairvoyance, high intellect, and financial independence are available to carry out the master plan developed by the play- wright. Here at LTHS, the directors are the members of the faculty, the producers are the Board of Education. Q When carrying out the master plan, the faculty and the Board of Education must work together using foresight to insure a suc- cessful school year. We, the members of the cast, are most grateful to our capable producers and directors who have guided us throughout a memorable year. 8 l X1 sxsx aw, fn Mr. Edward Flink, our principal, works to improve the moral As director of curriculum, Mr. Daymond Aiken counsels the standards and character of the LTHS students. students and faculty alike. O l Q Dr. Blatnik, able administrator, exemplifies the ultimate in-amiable personality. 9 v s. l , .. - j.: Y fs ' . EDNA BREIHAN A.B. College of St. Francis, M.Ed. DePaul Univ., Univ. of Chicago, Valparaiso Univ.: Reading. JOHN DESANDRE B.A. Northern Illinois Univ., English and French. MARGUERITE DUSTON B.A. in Ed. East Central State College, Oklahoma: Univ. of Chicago, English. '-:'l , A' . t HELEN LANEY B.S. Illinois sem rlnol Univ.p g- - n lisk FLORENCE LUND Ph.B.Univ.ofC lash. DOROTHY LYNCH ard. Illinois s I y f f'T' i' I-22611: Univ.: Univ. of C English. I 1' E M 1' 1 A ,ff e'r-sw... X JOHN FENCE A.B. DePauw Univ.g Univ. of Chica o - Q A Q . .,., , L E MARGARET TAYLOR B.S. and M.A. oisf English. - A, I Mrs. Laney stops at the new pigeonhole mailboxes to collect her daily mail. ELEANOR URBAN B.A. Mount Mary Collegep Northwestern Univ., Univ of Illinois English and Speech. MARYLYN VAN BLAIR B.S. Illinois State Normal Univ., English. Mr. DeSandre, a former student of LTHS, now understands what it's like to be behind the desk instead of in front of it. 10 f ' S LUCILE EMMONS Ph.B. and M.A. Univ. of Chicago: French and Spanish. JOHN GAHALA B.A. St. Mory's Univ. of San man. CHA HOWE B.A. Univ. of Illinois, M.A. Univ. o uthern Californiap English and Span . E f 'wwmswm-,ws ' si-:A use a.A. Univ. of Illinois: Latin. 9 w , MARGARET MITZIT B. lj- Univ.: M.A. Instituto Allende, Gto,, Mexico, Art and ' . .Q Crafts. Y - -'f r :,k f- fy' ,ff it Uw,..fgfj gg N..E.mWX Antonio. DePaul Univ., English and Ger- Mrs Mitznt with pleased smnle observes two of her students art work Mr. Gahala wrote this rousing PORTER Cheer In Ge,-mon, 11 EDWARD CISLER B.A. Coe College, M.A. Univ. of Iowa, U.S History. GORDON CRANDALL B.A. and MA. Northwestern Univ., English and Social Science. ROSEMARY DEBENARDO B.S. Illinois State Normal Univ., Social Science, Civics, Economics. My i 'Mw-mfsMmwwkNNW A HAROLD WILLIAMS B.S. Illinois State Normal Univ., Univ. of illinois, Social Studies, Careers. ., .W .9 E' 5 Mr. Cisler and Mr. Strobbe confer on their history -f - notes which they are preparing for the next day's classes. l . . . .9 he points out a locality to one of his history classes. Mr Tipler emanates his pleasure in teachin as 12 YVONNE NARKUS B.A. College o t, Francis, Speech, Economics. ,, is EARL srivusli sed. Illinois sig zba No ufiiv., MA. Univ. of Illinois, u.s. ff fy, Civics, World Geography, Econom f i 5 . ..., 5 i .S 'i f iiii A A ':: JOHN STROBBE B.A. Illinois Univ., nl . o li ois, ll . History, orld HFSYOVY- .-.., , . . xc N 1 ,'-,. , - Q Y. . ,,.. ,M .,, ' b . ' WILLIAM TIPLER B.S. Ed, llllnol ax , tffltlj Bradley Univ., Speech i oc l A Science. .N ' i it - ' 'li N . ,. . , - KM Ad L , ii!! g 6, V 'xx ., i g Q ...,, . .,.i. . xy, Q is if ig 'X 3 gf . .RR X so N 1 N fx SN HERBERT vAN DEVEN B.S. Ed. si. Louis Univ.: y. us. History. . ' MN .,,. f, .Q CHARLES BESEMAN B.S. and M.S. Univ. of illinois, Geometry, Algebra ll, and Senior Math. WILLIAM L. CONNORS B.S. Physical Education, B.S. Education, Univ. of Illinois, Boys' P.E., Algebra I. ,iw-on if LORINA OERZ B.A. North Central College, M.Ph. of Wisconsin, Algebra I Geomet xw.rf+Sw ,g so r s .,,.....-... RAYMO I GORNIK B.S. Lewis College, DePaul UniQ.,!Algebra I, General Moth. ll 'Q Jr-1 hz ' . - '- f ' ' ., tern ll J- - gebr , Geometry, Algebra ll. R ! B.S. Univ. of Wisconsin, General A and Algebra II. - Q --. :s , E- ..,,,,,,..m..,..s- -ex- A ---- ...... Nikywy ..:: ' 9 X ' ---- . 'Ina .'.,..- --.:. ' rr- .... . Sf A zrg ss' llll kL,... L fi XM Q ..., tkyd ,,,,,,-'iw J N-.MNNM if KM..-ff M-M...,.,. If at first you don't succeed, Miss Goerz, try, try again Mr, Heggerty shows Dave Adamson and the class how to work a geometry problem. 13 DALE CRONE B.S, Western Illinois Univ., M.S. Northern Illinois Univ., Univ, of Miss., Physics, Senior Science, and General Science. WILLIAM JACKSON B.S. Shurtleff College, Illinois Wesleyan Univ., Washington Univ., St. Louis, General Science. WILLIAM KAPPMEYER B.A. Wartburg College, M.Ed. Univ. of Pittsburgh, Biology, Drivers' Education. RONALD MENOZZI B.S, and MS. ECI. Illinois State Normal Univ., Biology, General Science, Health Education. LEO PRYOR B.S. and M.S. Western Illinois State Univ., Univ. of Illinois, Chemistry. WILLIAM RUTTER B.S, Illinois State Nofmal Univ., Northern Illinois Univ., Purdue Univ., Biology and Advanced Biology. DUANE VANDER SCHAAF B.A. Central of Iowa, Univ. of Wisconsin, Biology. John Bennett, Chip Anderson, and Mr. Crone are deeply engrossed I in a physics experiment Mr. Kappmeyer acting as EMCEE for the driv- ers' education assembly questions Miss Chap- man and Mr. Howe on their driving knowledge. l E+ PEGGY CHAPMAN B.S. Western Illinois Univ.: Physical Education. EMIL E. DIEWALD B.S. and M.A. Univ. of Illinois: Physical Education and Drivers' Training. LESTER LINDBERG B.S. and M.S. Univ. of Illinois, Physical Education and Health. EYA'OL5ON B,A. Augustana Col.g Univ. of Coloradog Physical Education. FRANK ROGERS B.S. Hanover Col.g M.S. Indiana Univ.: Boys' Physical Education Hfid. . KKIHRYN WEICK B.S. MacMurray Col.: Physicdl Education. wwf... 1 - - . W 1 . . Mr. Rogers receives a phone call in his neat and businesslike oflice. 15 Miss Weick and Miss Chapman supervise play at Fresh man GAA basketball activities. RAYMOND CHERRY B.S. Stout State College, B.S. Parsons College, Iowa, M.A. Univ. of Missouri, Machine Shop. EDWARD HILL B.S. Univ. of Minnesota, Univ. of Illinois, Wood Shop. PAUL .IORGENSEN B.S. Stout State College, Univ, of Illinois, Electricity. LEROY LAWRENCE B.S. and MAL' Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Univ, of Kentudcy, Univ. of Illinois, Vocational AgricuQpre. 'A I X I L W. .I . N I 1 ? ,, ill I I II.. 1 I First, you should heat the shortening then . . . Mrs. Morrison instructs With Mr. Cherry's help Douglas Pierson is mastering Carolynn Anderson, Sandy Pierson, and Barbara Kaveny. the use of the Iqfhe. 16 eowmo MAURER es. stout of Illinois, Auto shQ9.,yWW.,,,5 MARION MORRISON B.S. lllinoiimekyi M.A. Univ. of Iowa, Northwter gil Univ. of Illinois, Foods. All ff ' .,-t, fly, I Y , mf Il WINNIE, PERRY Blackburn College, B.S. Weqgerhf minolsiwstate, Clothing. WILLIAM STERLING B.S. Ed, Bfaaiwunrv., M.s. Iowa Sims. M'5EtI8YIRm3I..,Qy3yIng. CONSTANCE BERUTTI B.S. Univ. of Illinoisg Business Train- ing, Typing I. ROSANN FAGAN B.A. Barat Col. M.A.L.S. Rosary College: Librarian, JANE MANWARING B.S, and M.S. Indiana State Teachers' 1 College, Typing I, Shorthand. MILQRSD SHOOP B,Ed. Western Illinois State Collegkg Northern Illinois State Collegef Shomd I and Il, Typing. E C Q X ,A A ,. W- GOQDQN SAMPSON I B.S.llIllinoisiState Normal Urgivg M,A. Colorado State College of , Ottice Practice, Business Ldaw. WX I I I y A ..,. .C Lornbard College: M.A.Al:IgnhWeitgrn Univ., Bookkeeping, Business i.,. ,. -I X K Q M EVA B.M. Vandercook College of Qlgic, DePaul Univ., Band, Music Ap- .. ,II..l.,ii... . ., -- pre s ls K ' Xrl' , ROBQQIMIOXNELQI r'Ir Mus.yEd,J M,S.' of Illinois, Choral Director, Biology. N - X.-- ....c. . - L NN HERBERT TATROE B.M.E. Vandercook College of Music, Assistant Band Director. AII right class, now it's my turn to work ond your turn Mr. Howell blends his voice with the tenor section to rest, says Mrs, Manwaring. a difficult passage. 17 AQUA 3 as the Madrigals master 95 5 7z4mul7f4m Seaway Awuda Uaaawdag Sam.: Zaeenc Zeal! md Smd SFRA-sf V . 1 ' lg X w XY' ' . SL . X X , , x NWN A fafivax ' Q ',Qw. 45 n I K Jw gg Q 4 W 1 ' , .Q . L 9 1 ff in . x R 4 M 7'l-1 .1 Y, W we 9 I ' .ft 7, - I! , , 4 ' '. ffm Q.. 5531,-W1 . w.,w:iw, ,F 'W ' ,. 'Q fi , ' 35 'uf 1 . ,- , ,, 4 . , , I 1 fr 71 Sally Davis, Pat Collofello, Carole Rediehs, Sim Adamson, and Susan Harris were elected as probationary members in their sophomore year. Scholarship, leadership, character, and serv- ice are the basis for selection of members to the National Honor Society. These honored students are chosen by the faculty. Each year the new members names are announced at a very im- pressive assembly. This is the second year that Lockport High has had an active chapter composed of students elected in their junior year. Leading the chapter this year were Gary James, president, Wayne Johnson, vice president, Sandy Rediehs, secre- tary, and Pat Boland, treasurer. Last year the chapter sponsored an emblem contest to choose an emblem for the school. This year's chapter continued the protect and promoted the emblem throughout the school. SENIOR MEMBERS, BACK ROW: Larry Schrock, Charles Lauher, Steve Partak, Jim Breihan. FOURTH ROW: Irene Fox, Gary James, George Brunner, Wayne Johnson, Kelly Crader, Jim Plankar, Jim Lund, Pat Boland. THIRD ROW: Shirley Smith, Carolyn Cummings, Pat Rauworth, Ruth Hatton, Bonnie Ayers, Mary Ann Pesavento, Jeanette Matesi, Sally Tynor, SECOND 20 ROW: June Anderson, Mary Lou Adkins, Mardell Konicek, Karen Rungaitis, Georgia Nordstrom, Cheryl Sass, Sandy Detar, Mary Ellen Shoemaker. FRONT ROW: Ruth Benck, Bea Heggerty, Norma Schumann, Susanne Burcham, Amy Staples, Carole Pauly, Sharon Cronholm, Barbara Dehm. I I ' The seriousness of the induction ceremony is written on these peoples' faces, JUNIOR MEM5ER5, BACK ROWI Jim Johnson, Edwin -l0l1f1SOf1, Meadows, Sandy Leinbach, Kathee Murray. FRONT ROW: JoAnn Joe Darin, .lim LOHQV David Gctelief Chris VOHCUVG, STUOFT BFGWFL Callofella, Holly Lea, Betty Anderson, Mary Ann Beclwr, Susan SECOND ROW: Marilyn Manthey, Pat Feithen, Deanna Costable, Brown, Carolyn Yates, Michele Curtis, Margaret Bennett. Kathy Ogren, Alma Laufter, Davideen Hellberg, Margaret 21 Sandra Rediehs accepts the DAR award given an- nually to one senior girl who shows the outstand- ing qualities of dependability, leadership, service, and patriotism. Along with the American Legion Award, honorable mention was given to Carole Pauly, Cheryl Sass, June An- derson, Shirley Smith, Pat Boland, Larry Schrock, Steve Partak, George Brunner, Bonnie Ayers, and Amy Staples. Ns i .-3' Hs, il .X 'r This year the DeKalb Agriculture Award was presented to Paul Bannister for his outstanding work in the Future Farmers of America. an-if Mrs. Hanson of the Lockport Womans' Club congratu- lates Chuck Mink, the recipient of the Art Award. The others are Betty Landon, Conservation Camp, Dorothy Kristich, Music Camp, Virginia Ward, Music Camp. it 'i f fell ZH Steve Partak receives Veterans of Foreign Wars Award from Mr. Edward Flink. The Juniors and Seniors who received the Quill and Scroll Award for out- standing work on the LOCK and TIMES statts are: BACK ROW: Patrick Bo- land, Jim Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Mike Gleason, Jim Lund, Jerry Lun- deen, Joe Darin, Jim Breihan, Edwin Johnson, John Bennett. THIRD ROW: Sandy Leinbach, Margaret Meadows, Bonnie Ayers, Elizabeth Alexander, Amy Staples, June Anderson, Sharon Fisher. SECOND ROW: Audrey Nord- strom, Cheryl Sass, Carole Pauly, Judy Stockbar, Mary Ellen Shoemaker, Mari- lyn Manthey, Mary Ann Becker. FRONT ROW: Susan Brown, Patti Fei- then, Carolyn Yates, Pat Trescder, Shirley Smith, Georgia Nordstrom, Margaret Bennett, NOT PICTURED: Betty Anderson, Bob Staples, Joann-Ito Matesi. Ruth Hatton and Karen Rungaitis are the proud win- ners of the newly established Lockport Womans' Club Scholarships presented to them by Mrs, Rozich. ceiving of the American Legion Award. years at LTHS. A special award was given to Ruth Hatton for her high scholastic average during her three dfgddfdf As a representative of the American Legion, Reverend Bengston congratulates Wayne Johnson and Sandra Rediehs after their re- llq Valedictorion Sandra Rediehs shows her pleasure as Dr, Blatnik presents the award to her. 70446 774g Off Those students who completed four years of high school without any absences are Pot Rouworth, Jim Plankar, Cheryl Sass, Floyd Schwab, Gerald Richards, John Adelman, Rose Anna Hacher, Susanne Burnham, Randall Carroll, Maxine Gill, and Kenneth Kling. The salutatorian of the senior class, Shirley Smith, smiles proudly after receiving her award. sw1sr.e::.,,t'i.q,,.fti?fe One of the star personalities is Steve Partak w o participated actively in basketball and golf and other activities. Wayne Johnson, cn good leader as well as a hard worker, was rocognized as an outstanding speaker and was chosen to speak at graduation. RD IF' I I I llll llll llll Z'?'Il? While June Anderson was president of the Future Nurses, she prepared herself for her career, A happy-go-lucky girl with pretty red hair is Carole Pauly, a dependable worker in many activities. irii 2 A Cheryl Sass established a reputation for being a dependable worker and was worthy of her many honors. A girl who tools an urttvc part in Studi-nt Counpil Band, TIMES, and FTA is Amy Staples. , r Pat Boland revealed his talents when he did out' standing work on the Student Council and TIMES. 'K 3 K , . YJ, ig, 4 ,GY 1 N acl Qfomeconukg 64444 794444 Dancec 771441: 7mm .Jock Student 'fatau 7fl084-64 fcaedoz Zed 6-mu 7ac'wze 76466614 ?atwce ?cvzmeu 64444 glad Pujeetcbuh! Hal edema gdltd 'IHFW ' I- . L x . , f. ' 'A L fe B 'H .. ein f 0' '- ffl-gqfl d I I lf ' ., SHA gg 5 XV ,l. et' is 4 I I I 43 Pam Stow X 3. :- ii- ii- gi-, -?x -. A ,fx C1 dw N an.. v x !,A X . , H v W' xx . - ' -was 4, if ,' : T w.fll2W6'1f61'i 4 wg to an 1 ' if me NMQg,.,.-as-r ' ,, 33 A 4. N .K f. rx SN M ,? Rexx V many hours on floats in order to ish them ln ime for the homecoming posde. .l ixmevzv li .r ., , ,V g Q f V, onyx ,qi r ml. To symbolize our hope for a victory, Harvey wos burned the homecoming bonfire. .1 L-1 1 , ff-1? . Q' iv e 5 Q After the bonfire the cheerleaders lead cu snake through thc athletic field. ' , . '4 ., . 7 . - , J Q f 1 J Y I i fs, 1 , --..'.,,fe.t'5Q, T-f':g.j-5,53 g S 5 ,J .4 ii Fmt . 5 r u The first place float was entered by the Girls Athletic V The kids yell o favorite cheer to buck our team ond to J ' I ' FIN 5 ' . .e w . ., ..., . ,. ,-T. f f? -f r A ww L encourage u win. .4 ' Q: 1 .i L -:.,,, ' ' ' ' h ' -lf' Qs 71 The nation Bernie Novak highlight of the homecoming was the coro- of the queen and king. The senior attendant, Grikstas, was escorted by Bill O'Neil. Judy represented the iunior class with Jim Johnson as her escort. Elected to represent the sophomore class was Carole Rediehs. Her escort was Steve Par- tak. The freshman attendant, Dennie Johnson, was accompanied by Gary Moores. The bonfire, the parade, and the dance are over and only the memories remain. Striking a lovely pose are Queen Sandy Re- diehs and King Jerry Pius, who reigned over all the homecoming festivities. The Homecoming King and Queen and their court pause from their dancing for this regal portrait. J J-ii .lim I S sf Q I REMEM ' On November 20 ond 21 ot l958 the iunior cldss presented o comedy by John Von Druten entitled I Remember Memo, This ploy Wes odopted from Kothryn Forbes' Momo's Bonlc Account. The story showed how Memo, with the help ot her husbond ond Uncle Chris, brought up her children in their common Son Froncisco home in the eorly l900's, Morne, o kind, con- siclerote monoger, sees her children through childhood, succeeds in educoting them, ond sees one ot her doughters begin her coreer os o Writer. Momds sisters ond uncle odd comedy ond Cl minor trogecly, while the trolicing of the children monoged to keep eyery one in pleos- dntturmoil. ER MAMA .4 I Q' O I, .0 E., xi vs. G' 0 ' x .43 lv 362, fy ,..-.. , wx I UncIe CI-iris gave much dirforiol advice To the fIwrr-0 Iiumarous aunis. KATRIN ., MAMA ,. PAPA .... DAGMAR .. CHRISTINE ,. . Mr. HYDE NELS ......... AUNT TRINA AUNT SIGRID X AUNT JENNY ... UNCLE CHRIS A WOMAN .... Dr. JOHNSON .. ARNE ...,....,, A NURSE ......,. 35 Mr. THOKELSON .. ANOTHER NURSE SODA CLERK ...,. . Alma Lauffcr, Margaim Mrvadows ............. SaIIy Farnsworth . . . . . , , . Bill Luobs, Joe Darin HoIIy Lea, Maigaict Bennett Diane Burke, Susan Brown ,. Ricliaid CoIIapy, Larry Mudron , , . . . . David Ooeko, Miko Laa17 Jeanine Hickman, BQIIy Anderson Sandy Pierson, DaroIIiy Kon EIaimC Ki1uI3IJa, Pa? Eoiihan Perry Kiisiidi, Bill MCCai'tI1y . Jamot Braimaid, Kaihoo Murray ,. Laiaiw Kimscy, Dam Murphy Ecivvia JoImsaii, Chuck Mink ROIJQVT Siaplris, JaIiii AI0xamIfrr . JoAnn COIIOIQIIO, SIiai'an LISIIKTV ., Daisy SCvIIa:s, Judy ScIiuiiiaim Jim Lama Margiv SIOII7, Juaiiiia BOf'Iimi: MADELINE ....,.... . . ff DOROTHY SCHILLER FLORENCE DANA MOOREHEAD ,,.......,... Bfifiiiiaiiii Pamek ......,.... . Pam Saiidifis, Carolyn Ycitfrw BELL-BOY ,.....,,.........., . . . Clwris Varicura, Jim Manco On March 12 and l3 the Seniors, under the capable direction of Mr. Tipler, faculty sponsor, and Carole Pauly, student director, presented Arsenic and Old Lace, a hilarious three act play by Joseph Kesselring. The comical Brewster family pro- vided h u m o r o us entertainment throughout the ploy. Teddy Brew- ster, preferably Teddy Roosevelt, with his aunts - Abby and Martha Brewster - put Mortimer in many difficult situations faster than he could solve them. Cheryl Sass presents Mr, Tipler and Carole Pauly with gifts to show their appreciation for their help and guidance in directing the Senior Class Play. ' fzeceww ff . 0 If dd 1466, Sweet Aunt Abby is overioyed with the romantic announcement Don't worry Mortimer, your aunts can't hide another yellow fever from Mortimer and Elaine. victim in there. 36 4 Q 44 Abby Brewster The Rev. Dr. Harper Teddy Brewster . . . Officer Brophy . . . Ofticer Klein .... Martha Brewster .. Elaine Harper ... Mortimer Brewster . Mr. Gibbs ........ Jonathan Brewster . . . Dr. Einstein ..... Officer O'Hara ... Lieutenant Rooney Mr, Whitherspoon . I 'H i I I Elaine, encouraged by the warm smile af the aunts, accepts Mortimer's proposal. Z' da' .. Barbara Baxa Barbara Dehrn .. Jerrel Walker .... Dan Likar Mike Ladrick , . . Dick Cotter ...... Jerry Pius ,. . Sandy Rediehs Cheryl Sass Carolyn Cummings Mary Lou Adkins . . Vyayne Johnson Andy Diert . . Scott Kennedy .. Mike Gleason Jim Lund .. . Jerry Lundeen . . .. Bill Peterson John Adelman .. . Ed Walther Charlotte Ramos and Mary Ann Pesavento make certain that Pam Sane ders will have a good seat by helping her reserve her ticket early. lift 37 27? l NX, N ' Zed Sqmpioaqn NT Passing under the canopy at the Christmas Dance are Diane Mason and her escort ,lim Planknr, The Christmas tree in the center of the dance floor sets the stage for the Silver Bell Symphony. On December 27, 1958, the LTHS band sponsored the annual Christmas Dance. The music of Bill Pappas' Orches- tra provided a romantic atmosphere for the couples who attended the Silver Bell Symphony. Sparkling silver bells displayed around the gymnasium were the main decora- tions ot the dance. Marge Glasser and Bob Tucker reigned as king and queen for the evening. During intermission the-sv couples added to the enjoyment of Queen Marge and King Bob lead the couples in the grand march in a the dance by talking about the events of the evening. royal fashion. 38 ff If Gene Victor's Orchestra provides the background and music for these two couples, Irene Fox and Mike Ladrick and Terry Legan and Joy Purdy. U , Queen Marva and King Roger dance to the theme song Marva Poston and Roger Philpott were the king and ,,S,GrdU5,,,of,e,,heirco,onO,iOnA queen for the Student Council Spring Dance on March 7, l959. Along with the heavenly music of Gene Victor's Or- chestra, soft billowing clouds and glimmering stars were symbolic of the Stardust theme. Donna Gray and Bill Peterson show enthusiasm as they concentrate on These smiles from Marlen Nordstrom and Duncan Bachmann ci popular dance step. indicate that they are enioying themselves at the Student Council Dance. 39 Theres the doorbell l'd better Oh, a big box! I bet it's a nosegay. 4? 'j4yQ3,,'f1,, f , 1 formal and all! f'f ' TIME: May l6, l959 PLACE: LTHS Gymnasium CAST: A typical couple Cenacted by Elizabeth Alexander and Pat Boland, our King and Queenl Colonial Cotillion was produced by special arrangement with the Class of l96O. SCENE I She: Strolling along this path, I almost feel as Though l'm in the South during the colonial era. He: Same here. Why, aren't those rolling hills iust beautiful? Oh, look at the little white bridge up ahead. She: A real bridge, and we get to cross it. Such a quaint garden, isn't it? The flowers and foliage are so lite-like. He: Just feast your eyes on that marvelous mansion! Shall we go inside? Well, what do you know, lm in the car 1 You don't mean to say this is the last Now, let me see. What do l want? Any dance? So soon? suggestions? SCENEII She: Why, it's a ballroom! The colonial figures on that lovely mural seem to reflect our mood and dress. And aren't the walls decorated nicely? Oh, and such attrac- tive windows! He: The bandstand's in the center, now that's difterent. lsn't it beautiful? She: Oh yes! The Hreplace seems to add a touch of elegance to the room. He: lt's intermission already. Don Young's playing the organ and two Arthur Murray dancers will entertain. She: Don't Liz and Pat make a lovely royal couple? He: The last dance? So soon? She: Yes, but this prom will be long-remembered. lt was fabulous, wasn't it? He: Sure was! The perfect ending for a perfect evening . , . v 1' T 40 The King and Queen, Pat Boland ond Elizabeth Alexander express sheer delight after being crowned by Stu Brown, iunior class president. Aren't those the junior and senior class officers dancing with their dates? 0 77' BACK ROW: Sally Wohlgemuth, Diane Wolfe, Sharon DePra, Viscum, Pat Collofello, Sim Adamson, Debbie Huls, Sandy Pauly. Mildred Harper, Betty Landon, John Lund, Sandra Smith, Beverly FRONT ROW: Judy Mostyn, Sally Davis, Barbara Pike, Virginia Startz, Ron Johnson, Duane Zielke, Ron DaRosa. SECOND ROW: Carlson, Mary Lynn Longhini, Donna Jungles, Dorothy Kristich, Merlene Gee, Lorie Geddes, Paula Emery, Faith Deel, Karen Susan Harris, Shirley Smith and Pat Boland, co-editors, and Mr, Howe, sponsor, are the critics of their own paper. Every month the people in Porterland anxiously anticipate the distribution of their newspaper, the Times. The paper presents the news concerning the scholastic, social, and athletic events of our school and also provides much entertainment in its columns. However, people seldom realize the work which is necessary for such a publication. Approximately 75 staff members contributed to the success of this year's Times. In addition to producing an excellent paper, the staff was also responsible for the columns which appeared in the Spectator and Lockport Herald. Only one-fourth of the money necessary to print the Times was derived from subscribers, the rest was provided by generous advertisers. A plan was inaugurated this year by which subscribers were eligible for gifts given by local merchants. This served to stimulate interest in the paper and thus increase its funds. The students find that the Times is an informative and enioyable publication, and they are truly proud of this representation of the iournalistic interests at Lockport High. 42 I I I I le., - J A ti BACK ROW: Sally Ann Tynor, Cheryl Sass, Bob Startz, Jerry Lun- deen, Jim Johnson, Jim Lund, Ed Walther, Margy Glasser, Judy Stoclcbar, Carolyn Cummings. THIRD ROW: Sandy Detor, Sandy Pierson, Davideen Hellberg, Sandy Rediehs, Elaine Knubbe, Mari- lyn Manthey, Carolyn Frampton, Audrey Nordstrom, Dorothy Kon, Robert Staples, Ron Ziesemer. SECOND ROW: Judy Jodron, 4-9 .1 s-4,4-5 Composing the nuc'eus of the Times were these editors: Georgia Nordstrom, feature editor, Mike Gleason, boys' sports editor, Margaret Meadows, iunior editor, Pat Moroz, girls' sports editor, Donna Vincent, Kay Ward, Christine Platlco, Jeonet'e Mctesi, Pam Sanders, Karen Rungaitis, Marge Startz, Susan Brown. FRONT ROW: JoAnn Collofello, Georgene Schaffer, Barbara Kavcncy, Liz Alexander, Marva Poston, Sharon Cronholm, Diane Dovito, Pat Thompson Mary Ann Becker, activities editor, Betty Anderson, iunior editor, Bonnie Ayers, news editor, Amy Staples, advertising editor, - n .s - L. u . BACK ROW: Kathee Murray, Mildred Harper, Marianne Legon, Beverly Startz, Elaine Kriubbe, Jim Lund, Joe Darin, Georgine Skeldon, Cheryl Sass, Carole Pauly, Diane Brown. THIRD ROW: Ilona Motz, Donna Maslce, Jackie Ward, Sandy Pauly, Judy Stockbar, Marilyn Manthey, Sandy Leinbach, Audrey Nordstrom, Carolyn Frampton, Sandy Pierson. SECOND ROW: Diane Burke, The LOCK book's success is due chiefly to the leadership and helpful advice which is always rendered by the LOCK editors, Pat Treseder, Co-editor-in- chietg Carolyn Yates, assistant editor, Patti Feithen, assistant editor, and June Anderson, coeditor-in-chief. ...fist 4wH N-m2 J 44 Pat Collofello, Mary Lynn Longhini, Virginia Carlson, Marge Startz, Sally Davis, Sim Adamson, Debbie Huls, Donna Gray. FRONT ROW: Margaret Bennett, Marian Scheuber, Betty Ander- son, Mary Ann Becker, Susan Harris, JoAnn Collofello, Barb Pike, Sharon Fisher, Susan Brown, Michele Curtis. 4e7Uofmf The news is out! For the past nine months, LTHS students have been expecting the publication ot the i959 LOCK. Just as in the production of any good play, there has gone a great deal ot effort on the part of some fifty students, who comprise the LOCK editorial staff. These students, many of whom you have probably seen arrang- ing pictures or running errands, have put in a great deal of time during and alter school and often on Saturdays. Ot course, no yearbook would be complete without the presence ot a business staff. These students, nearly seventy-tive ot them, have ap- peared in homeroorns selling LOCK subscriptions and as workers at the weekly LOCK sponsored dances. The business statt also conducted the election ot our yearbook sweetheart, a new ad- dition tothe LOCK. To all these people, both the editorial and busi- ness stalts, and their sponsor, Mr. Sampson, is due the credit and appreciation for the 1959 LOCK. hal Jim Breihan and Carole Rediehs, with Mr. Sampson's guidance, capably led the business staff 74 Oulu, BACK ROW: Jerry Lundeen, John Lund, Joe Darin, Edwin John- son, Miko Gleason, Jim Lund, Georginc Skeldon, Carolc Rcdiehs, Kathy Ogren, Beverly Startz, Betty Landon, Marge Glasser. FOURTH ROW: Cheryl Sass, Sandra Detar, Mary Ann Pesavento, Marilyn Manthey, Sue Murrie, Janice Ayers, Debbie Huls, Sim Adamson, Donna Gray, Pat Collofello, Terry Kelly, Mary Ann Cankar. THIRD ROW: Elaine Johnson, Dorothy Winkler, Kathee Murray, Audrey Nordstrom, Sharon Lindstrom, Carolyn Frampton, Pot Feithen, Sandy Leinbach, Mary Lynn Longhini, Virainia Carl- son, June Anderson, Sharon Cronholrnt SECOND ROW: Karr-n Rungaitis, Bonnie Cagwin, lrene Fox, Margaret Meadows, Pain Sanders, Pat Riley, Michele Curtis, Susan Harris, Joan Kotowicl, Corolynn Anderson, Jeanine Cavoretto, FRONT ROW: Susan Brown, Carolyn Yates, Mary Ann Becker, Betty Anderson, JoAnn Collofello, Shirley Peterson, Pat Moroz, Barbara Kuvoney, Carol Copista, Carolyn Kaluzny. 'tfi O a if ' X, i r I. l as fiiilw f cs- e . , 1 I -N . . . FROSH-SOPH: BACK ROW: Ron Johnson, Steve Dobosz, Carole Suzanne Knorr, Marianne Legan, Betty Landon. FRONT ROW: Rediehs, Roy Nelson, Dave Adamson, Georgene Skeldon, Jim Nina Anzzolin, Janet Wilson, Ron Miller, Peggy Burns, Bonita Goeke, Rollie Bolnttino. SECOND ROW: Janice Farrell, Janet Brake, Sally Davis, Rosemary Schwarz, Lynn Spencer. Porter, Ed Murrie, Karen Viscum, Donna Gray, Shirley Norton, x 62 Working hard on decorations for Stardust are Betty Anderson, Betty Landon, Susan Brown, Jerry Lundeen, and Sandy Pierson. 46 Behind the scenes of the LTHS activities stands the Student Council - the student government and activity leader of the school. Along with the co-presidents, the council is run by its board, the representa- tives trom the forty-four homerooms, and the seventeen heads of the various organi- zations and classes. Many functions were carried on through- out the year, Due to the council, our used books were successfully sold, More than i5OO Christmas cards were distributed to students by the Student Council Christmas card service. A special committee was formed to be in charge ot pep assemblies. The council members also carried on the function ot the lost and found department. 74a S ' 0 JUNIOR-SENIOR: BACK ROW: Steve Partak, Scott Rodeghiero, James, Marge Startz. SECOND ROW: Pat Trcseder, Judy Stock- Jim Lund, Jim Johnson, Jerry Lundeen, George Brunner, Stuart bar, Jean Malinoski, Margaret Meadows, Ruth Hatton, Carolyn Brown. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Cummings, Pat Feithen, Sandra Frampton, Sandro Leinbach, FRONT ROW: Carolyn Yates, Betty Pierson, Ruth Ann Benck, Chuck Stanley, Scott Kennedy, Gary Anderson, Pat Moroz, Arla Schroll, Susan Brown, lrene Fox, The particular highlights ot the council included the two dances Casual Ca- pers in November and Stardust in March. LTHS also played host for the South Suburban Student Council Con- gress held in December. From these group meetings ot this congress many timely and interesting ideas were exchanged among the participating schools. All of these various profitable deeds were accomplished through the guidance of the faculty sponsor, Mr. Pryor. BACK ROW: Sally Tynor, social chairman, Bonnie Aycrs, secretary: Vxfayne John- son, financial chairman: Jerry Pius, treasurer, Pat Boland, in-service chairman: Andy Dierf, program cofchairman: Cheryl Sass, program co-chairman, Amy Staples, pulm- licity chairman, lNOT PICTURED: .lunv Anderson, welfare clmiifnan 47 Future ladies-in-white is a term which applies to l all BACK ROW: Jeannette Pinnick, Karen Colegrove, Margie Glasser, Darlene Blaha, Caryl Swenson, Diane Sartari, Joy Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Sally Wohlgemuth, Betty Landon, Diane Maguire, Audrey Nordstrom, Linda Berryman, Carolyn Frampton, Barbara Rhode, Christine Platko, Alena Harper, Barbara Dehm, Mildred Campbell. THIRD ROW: Donna Martino, Barbara Baxa, Elaine Johnson, Corrine Longhini, June Anderson, Norma Schumann, Kay Ayers, Wilda Turnbough, Judy Erickson, Lucille Allen. SEC- OND ROW: Della Smith, Bernice DeClue, Virginia Carlson, Jean- nine Cavoretto, LaVonne Pasternak, Barbara Failing, Edna Burcham, Jackie Kraft, Myrna Stevens. FRONT ROW: Marlene Skillman, Shirley Peterson, Carol Wolfe, Louise McBride, Lillian Gutzeit, Mary Lou Salley, Phyllis Ellena, Nancy Kiiowski. 7? F the members of the Future Nurses' Club. In keeping with their ideal giving a helping hand this well co-ordinated organization gave assistance in the lllilliitiliilitillilllwqltilniil.rommy-anxqlixiilqpywmrecords for the freshman thi rliili ,Muberculosis examinations. .'llllllll rqQllllllriiitirifllldlllactivities, the future nurses ha ,.i, At the candlelighting cere- m W! 'Jyllll e event of the year, the fr ' li'2'V'- ll 'f Wlinducted into the organiza- tion. During the cqurse of the year the Lockport Woman's Club prasented the seniors with their Future Nurses pins. ll In order to obtdln sufficient funds for the pre- ceding activities, tlw future nurses worked checking coats and odmittiim spectators at the pass gate Under the capablb: lriitiyir Miss Margaret Taylor, fac li yy mary Blechschmidt, R.N., and Mrs. Jack Roberts, tlj1,i,s,, clilwiililljlltfls .... attaillilfa its goal and deserves the 'lll done. ' ' l Miss Taylor, sponsor, Audrey Nordstrom, vice-president, Barb Baxa, treasurer, Bea Heggerty, corresponding secretary, June Anderson, president, and Virginia Carlson, secretaryfdemonstrate their new-found knowledge of the thermometer. kinks! S S I 1 Ill BACK ROW: Diane Davito, Mary Ann Pesavento, Betty Landon, Rosie Jackson, Mary Lou Adkins, Bonnie Ayers, Virginia Fracaro. THIRD ROW: Myrna Stevens, Lorel Geddes, Linda Sandblooin, Ute Petereit, Janice Ayers, Janet Schumann, Karen Kurey, Lillie Campbell, Rose Dulny, Janet King, Martha Staples. SECOND a?f'7fanaf Janice Ayers, treasurer, Miss Dibenardo, sponsor, Carol Capista, vice-president: Rosella DeAngelis, secretary, and Pat Moroz, presidentg inspect their main proiects of the year -- gift boxes and football programs. ROW: Vivian Long, John Moroz, Perrye Ramsey, Jeanine Hickr man, Dennis Jennings, LaVonne Pastvrnak, Linda Murphy, Carol Ballantine, Rosella DeAngelis, FRONT ROW: Jarkie Dc-vine, Anita Woods, Bonita Brake, Rosalie Bennett, Pat Moray, Elizabeth Alexander, Mary Ann Becker, JoAnn Collcfello, Participation was the essential element in the re- ceiving of a Junior Red Cross award. A newly in- augurated point system was executed in order to add an incentive for members to participate in the various activities. Students were asked to contribute to an enroll- ment drive, thereby becoming a member. The efforts of the entire Club materialized when a needy veteran's family was given food and gifts for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Contributions from the entire student body filled LTHS's share of the huge chest sent overseas from Will County. 49 BACK ROW: Grace Susan Bachmann, Ruth Benck, Betty Landon, Carole Rediehs, Georgene Skeldon, Larry Mudron, Edwin John- son, Joe Darin, Kay Lewandowski, Deanna Costable, Gerri Loose, Kathy Ogren, Carolyn Peterman, Elaine Knubbe. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Rauworth, Pat Treseder, Diane Wolfe, Julianne Venckus, Beverly Startz, Roy Nelson, Don Neal, Cheryl Sass, Jean Stober, Carole Pauly, Kathee Murray, Carolyn Cummings, Judy Stockbar, llona Motz, THIRD ROW: John Johnsen, Mary Lynn Longhini, Sim Adamson, Diane Burke, Pat Collofello, Donna Woodhouse, Kay Ward, Mary Ellen Shoemaker, Pat Rauworth, The FTA officers, Amy Staples, president, Carole Pauly, vice- president, Elaine Knubbe, treasurer, Betty Anderson, Secretary, Susan Brown, historian, and Mrs. Shoop, sponsor, enjoyed the re- freshments at the annual Mother-Daughter Tea. The FTA members served refreshments to LTHS students and college students while they talked during College Visitation Day. Dorothy Kon, Marilyn Manthey, Margaret Meadows, Janet Schumann, Sally Davis, SECOND ROW: Michele Curtis, Amy Staples, John Bennett, Karen Viscum, Marge Startz, Sharon Cron- holrn, Karen Rungaitis, Mary Kay Taylor, Susan Harris, Joan Kotowicz, Barbara Kapella, Mary Ann Becker, Susan Brown, FRONT ROW: Rosalie Bennett, Betty Anderson, Liz Alexander, Pat Moroz, Pam Sanders, JoAnn Collofello, Barbara Pike, Judy Mostyn, Bonita Brake, Barbara Kokosz, Suzanne Burcharn, Janet King, Margaret Bennett, ?7f-i4'amd7?f4 The Edward F. Worst Club, Future Teachers of America, is designed to extend opportunities tor a closer, more detailed account of teaching to young people who are interested in the profession. Guest speakers, panel discussions, educational movies, a picnic, the annual Mother and Daughter Tea, and a few other activities highlight this year's combination educational-pleasure program. ln order to become better acquainted with funda- mental education, iuniors and seniors visited grade schools to observe and teach, This on the spot observation gave them a first-hand opportunity to decide the grade level they prefer to teach. The background which these young people re- ceived while participating in the preceding activities will be invaluable in preparing them for their careers as Future Teachers of America. i Carl Heussner proudly displays his prize winning ewe. ecwitde Wag BACK ROW: George Andi-ison, Keitlw LoGrand, Cecil Cross, Ed Termuvnde, Carl Houssnor, Ron Broinberck, Toin Murray, .leriy Banks, Mr. Lawrence, SECOND ROW: Wayne Parker, Dan Kir- 5 cz! This group of Future Farmers is gc-t'ing valuable experience in livr- stoclc judging, Future Farmers of America presents an opportunity for boys to become better acquainted with tin agiigul tural tqeld. This year's activities include ci poultiy and grain sliow, o paper drive, o car wasn, and a trip, sponsored by tlie members to the international Liw.isterl4 Exposition. These, in tlte main, are the predominant activities in which tlie FFA participated during its louitli sucafsstul year under the guidance ot Mr, Lawrence. mort, Bob Buck, Howard Hawes, Jarlq Dunn, Jirn firltmllbeiger, Larry Eipers, Ed Cleveland. FRONT ROW: Piiul Bannister, Clif? LeGrortd, Torn Poyalc, Bill Halvorsert, jerry Klang, Dave Sntri-licr. i I 5l P: .3 1 Q ' I 1 I Q gr Q . X : 1 :t Q J :pg-, 1 f 4' W-'Q K W 1:5 x - i F51 - ' T - 2 The Chess Club sponsors are caught browsing through How to be a Winner at Chess. What's the matter, Bill Ramsey, has Kit Pinn's play put you in a spot? I 4 . New at LTHS this year is the Chess Club under the direction of Mr. Beseman and Mr. Hess. The Chess Club consists of twenty-seven members who compete in their respective tournaments. The club meets every other week in the school library. There are no otticers. The club was organized this year to have fun and to express their mental abilit- ies by proper methods ot concentration. Ilona Motz, Jerrel Walker, Jim Lund, Kit Pinn, John Lund, and Bill Ramsey, members of the Chess Club, pause for a break between games. QTS I 10, i V 1 The camera is reversed and focused on the Proiectionist Club sponsor I i and atTicers. From Left to Right: Roy Nelson, president, Bob Staples, vice- Amar.- ... president, Mr. Jorgenson, sponsor, and Jerrel Walker, secretary- treasurer. O Many times stage productions are recorded on film. Behind the operations of the LTHS movie and slide proiectors are the members of the Projection- ists' Club. The club also has charge of the PA sys- tem for assemblies and the lighting for the new au- ditorium. Mr. Jorgenson is the club's sponsor. There are ap- proximately twenty-six members who maintain room 207 as their headquarters. There are two members stationed there each period of the day to assist it needed. QXYQ, llkl O 41? V' la Wil. Na galil U li i owl Proiectionists, Duane Gronwold and Bill Holt, perform one of the routine on-the-spot set-ups for Mrs. Mitzit's art class. BACK ROW: Duane Gronwold, John Adelmqn, Bob Angus, Robert Millard Ruddell, Klaus Peteveit, Roy Nelson, Lee Schneider, Bob Mattas, Jerrel Walker, Larry Mudron, Robert Toovey, Karl Peter- Staples. FRONT ROW: Dan Lindberg, Henry Rodriguez, Bill Holt, eit, Charles Baxa. SECOND ROW: John Filipowicz, James Ward, John Johnsen, Harold Clark, James Harvey va 'Me The choral department, under the direction of Mr. Robert Howell, has really grown in the past school year. A Freshman Boys' Glee Club, which sang at various student gatherings, was formed. They did an especially good iob in our annual Christmas program. Madrigals is the select group from the A Cappella Choir. Being such a versatile group, they were able to sing light pope ular music or present classical music in a very profes- sional manner to churches, club organizations and our student body. A CAPPELLA CHOIR, BACK ROW: Chuck Mink, Jim Cavitt, Bill Peterson, Lance Sindo, Otis Hatton, Jim Lund, Duncan Bachmann, Mike Gleason, Greg Gleason, John Adelman, Dwight Feryance, Bob Lemon, Ronnie Gudac, John Puppel. FOURTH ROW: June An- derson, Pat Ti zfsrsf lei Chiirlattr' Ramos, Sandy Dutar, Cheryl Sass, June Peoples, Rebecca Jones, Joyce Peoples, Pat Feithen, Mary Lou Adkins, Diane Brown, Diane Maguire. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Kovacevich, Linda Herron, Jyrne Crabbe, Carla Busch, Sandra E I I I The A Cappella Choir spent their entire eighth pe- riod practicing for appearances or just singing tor their own pleasure. This practice was rewarded by wonder- ful performances in the Veterans' Day Program, Christ' mas Concert, and the annual Spring Concert. Eagerness and sweet voices make the Freshman- Sophomore Girls' Chorus a pleasure to listen to. A specialized group of various girls song last winter on the Joliet radio station, WJOL. The main purpose ot each ot these groups is the same - bring the pleasure of music to others. Pierson, Sharon Lindstrom, Dorothy Winkler, Mary Dulny, Judy Kluska, Alma Laufter, Shirley Baldego, Carole Angelmire. SEC- OND ROW: Sally Farnsworth, Elaine Johnson, Carol Weber, Barb Pike, Diane Davlto, G'oria Vvilliams, Della Smith, Pat Roberts, Maxine Gill, Carole Wnill, Diane Burke FRONT ROW: Betty An- derson, Judy Knutson, Linda Sniegowski, Shirley Peterson, Arla Schroll, Barbara Baxa, Kay Ayers, Judy Wiftkotski, Phyllis Fllena. Cecilia Vargas. MADRIGALS, BACK ROW: Carolyn Kovacevich, Chuck Mink, .lirn Lund, Duncan Bachmann, Mike Gleason, Bill Peterson, Arla Schroll. FRONT ROW: Betty Anderson, Barbara Baxa, Cheryl Sass, Pat Feivlien, June Peoples, Charlotte Ramos, Sandy Detar, Dorothy Winkler. Betty Anderson, accompanist and secretary of the A Cappella Choir, plays a tune on the piano for Alma Laufler, accompanist and treasurer, Diane Brown, vice president, Jim Lund, president, Cheryl Sass, librarian, and Sandy Detar, librarian. 55 l SOPHOMORE GIRLS' CHORUS: BACK ROW: Mildred Horper, Gerri Loose, Donna Groy, Koy Lewnndowski, Dione Wolfe, Sandy Crcel, Crirol Cherry, Donno Poston, SECOND ROW: Terry Kelly, Mciry Ann Conlrcir, Delores Bozilc, Mury Jenn Meyer, Mfzry Alice McCoin, Corole Wegezyn, Nancy Hufclienson. FRONT ROW: Aleno Horper, Solly Dovis, Sliirley Gicirdinfr, Mriry Lynn Lcngliini, Madeline Jones, Rosalie Bennmi, i fi- ,ef , J -, L . A J X 5 f l ' r: ' . . i 1 - . . ,- 5 , i' 5- se i-r- ,, h . l ' J sg .. .. 5 ga 1 L. B- gr A Q R v 31 4, .- - Q f ' ' -' - . l . 4. V. K 1 , V R' 5' . J . , , - - - M Q L. 4 L X 5- a rl L P ' J .. , 1 . ,fi f 4 A L 'I ' ,i 1 , 'f i' J.. V . - - -. T FRESHMAN GIRLS' CHORUS: BACK ROW: Mory Burke, Murrina Peronu, Ti-rem P1-oplr-5, Beverly Sioriz, Murirznne Legrin, JoAnne Sniitli, Rim Rxillxflyicli, Scindio Tydo, Mnry Dcufel, Meirilno Svend- sen, Sli iii' on Writkiiis, Julianne Venckus, Morlene Cnpirino. FOURTH ROW: Judy Cuxer, Jeyce Cotler, Joclcie Plonker, Lindo Liclilioin, Myrnu Prire, Rose Dulny VVilinu Covert, Perry Rcirnsey, Evr-lynn Anderson, lindri Sundblooni, Beverly Miller, Ule Pelureii, Clmrlem- Giqrcliiiiz THIRD ROW: Anno Price, Judy We-51, Jo Ann Klusko, Gwen Johnson, Nellie McCullurn, Lillie Cernpbell, Put Stewart, Jockie Weiss, K ,iii rii Adelnion, Corolyn Courtney, April VVc1l'rer, Suzi Loiocliu SECOND ROW: Jcinlfe Fnrrr-ll, Kiirrin Ki-lin, Dorotliy Weeks, Jennie DePriesf, Pnl Di-nron, Kollwy B+-iqisritli, Mory Jo Cross, Ruby Johnson, Tonizi Clirimllirr, Mririlifi McCiiin, Nrmcy Leinen, FRONT ROW: Kiien Novrk, Miiiilyn Srliniinlt, Loulse Wiiwczcik, Suzanne Kniirr, Donnri Luvbi, Anne Bliilnilr, Borlociro Gollegos, Janet King, Lindo S'1nrlsf:o'n, Nancy Kiiovxslri 36 1 The Madrigals carol in the halls of LTHS at Christmas time. FRESHMAN BOYS' GLEE CLUB: BACK ROW: James Turner, David Kelm, Jim Ferguson, John Lund, Jack Atkins, Barney Ritter, Jim Goeke, Ronald Brcmber, Donald Lemmon, Jerry Banks, Mr. Rob- ert H Howell, Director. THIRD ROW: Dennis Gerches, Donald O'Conner, Vic Pesavento, Douglas Bachuss, Steve Pctter, Ricky Padilla, Jac- Sortori, George Herman, Richard Schul77, John CanA kar, Ronald Habenicht. SECOND ROW: Celmo Campbell, Joe Oakley, Phillip Thomas, Charles Hughes, Bob Zitzke, Brady Powers, Phil Woock, Jim Stefanek, David Morrison, Darnell Perry, Thedotis Lincoln. FRONT ROW: Alma Laufler, Melvin Rock, John Moroz, John Johnson, Harold Clark, Bill Rumchak, Charles Clark, Jim Rumchak, Ron Miller, Mitrhell Pirinirk. 4eeWzPem,w,,.,, Left, right, left, right, The Band marches briskly dawn l2th Street. The Band has played in many programs including those for Armistice Day and Christmas. On the program of the annual spring concert held April i2 was Shostakovich's Symphony Number Five Finale and Liszt's Second Hungarian Rhapsody. The marching Band has showed its abilities by entertaining during the football games and in many parades including Homecoming, Memorial Day, and Halloween. Silver Bell Symphony was the name of the Band's annual Christmas dance, which was held December 27. From the seniors of the Band, lvlargy Glasser and Bob Tucker were chosen king and queen. This is an evening never to be forgotten by those who attended. April 18 was the date of the Band Banquet. Jerry Lundeen, president ofthe Band and master of ceremonies for the evening, introduced four seniors who gave reviews of their four years in the Band. The Pep Band, composed of a small group of students, add a variation to such things as the basketball games and the assemblies. Much pleasure has been brought to everyone by the Band, under the direction of Ernest Caneva and Herbert Tatroe. V B 4 The colorful band float won honorable mention in the homecoming parade, 5 'Y it s BAND OFFICERS, STANDING: Janet Porter, Margaret Meadows, Betty Landon, Mary Ann Becker, Barb K pella. SEATED: Sharon Fisher, Jim Drake, Jerry Lundeen, Karen Rungaifis. 59 ddealeadeu PM EM' J 66:44 7043416 gawezdadl Swawmug Zvualmq Zudad 604 7mm 'imce Q fi' ,4 ,442 74a ?7ou'e'z Slug .lezfb Qfcwe 4 Fight team, fight! Fight team, tight! Pep was the cheerleaders by-word throughout the sports season at Lockport High. With a smile on their faces and vic- tory on their minds, they promoted school spirit and led our teams on to victory, Some of their ideas for peppy cheers and good sportsmanship came from attending the cheerleaders camp at Illinois State Normal University during the sum- mer. Now it is our turn to give them a cheer, Yea cheer- leaders! Sandy and Debbie, squad captains, organize the cheers and provide leadership for the cheerleaders, LEFT TO RIGHT: Martha Staples, Juanita Boehme, Janice Ayers, Sandy Rediehs, Debbie Huls, Jean Malinoslni, Lori Geddes, and Carolyn Yates. 62 This enthusiastic group cheers for the basketball team at the Catholic High game. The sign, Beat the Hill out of the Hillman, was made by Pep Club members. 5c4a4!5 The Pep Club includes students who are full ot pep and have lots ot school spirit, These enthusiastic students attend all the home games and sponsor a bus to away games. Did you see the clever posters announcing games? Did you buy a Porter pin or a program? The people you saw selling these articles were, of course, Pep Club members. A pat on the back to the Pep Club for a iob well done! Looking over the finished product of their work, o basketball program, are the Pep Club otticers, Bonnie Ayers, vice president, Cheri Sass, president, Kathee Murray, treasurer, and Margie Startz, secretary. 63 ' f4Z6S,eau'4.., To unite all the varsity letter winners is one of the purposes ot the Letterman's Club. It was established about two years ago under the auspices of Mr. Kappmeyer. All the coaches acted as sponsors, lvlr. Beseman being head sponsor. The winning of the L is only one of the requirements for membership. A candidate for election must be passing in all academic subiects and receive an unanimous vote by the other members. Acting as otticers for this year were Jerry Pius, president, Steve Partak, vice-president, Larry Schrock, secretary, and Chuck Stanley, treasurer. Larry, Jerry, Steve, and Chuck agree after reading ments that membership in the L Club will soon be sought by all sportsmen. Rodeghiero, Startz, Bill Peterson. SECOND ROW: Dave Goeke, Steve Partak, Rich BACK ROW: Earl Hutchinson, Chris Vancura, Jerry Ed Termunde, Dennis Singletary, Jim Long, Bob Cotter, Ed Edson, Jerry Pius, Jim Johnson. Jim Awalt, Paul the clubs achieve- ,N V Svlill Digg?-eil A-K. L 1 -N tif' Bannister, Pot Rumchak. FRONT ROW: Kelly Cradnr, Bob Maslan, Lee Bailey, Larry Schrock, Charles Laufler, Chuck Stanley, Ralph Larson, Bill Luebs, Dave Underhill. NOT PICTURED: Jim Nelson, Chip Anderson, LeRoy Corbley, Jim Mance, and Bruce Fulton. 64 VARSITY: BACK ROW: Eddie Farnsworth, LeRoy Corbley, Bill Rodegheiro, Bruce Fulton, Chris Vancura, Jerry Pius, Jim Long, Boyington, Mike Ladrick, Bob Young, Art Anderson, Louie Darin, Ed Clark, Tom House, Jim Anderson. FRONT ROW: Ron Baxa, Tom Johnson. THIRD ROW: Bob Ferry, Ed Edson, Joe Zanzola, Paul Bannister, Pal' Rumchok, Bob Miller, Siu Brown, Stove Larry Hill, Andy Korowicz, John Howard, Dennis Hill, Bill Zadel, Jackinowski, Jim Mcznce, Bill McCarthy. Ed Frazier, Don Robinson, Jim Abrams, SECOND ROW: Jerry 74665 ' ' . 1 s 9 I 1 'J f. , airy, K A Head C00Cl1 Cisler plans STVGYBQY wifh Mike L0dl'iCll in Mr. Diewald, assistant coach, renders his aid to Dennis Hill during Yhe Tl'10fnf0n QCWE- one of the roughesl games of the season. 65 Sauna fecozd LOCKPORT OPPONENT 13 7 ...... . O 6... 1 13 19... o 33... o 20... 7 aa... 6 14... 14 40... o 12... Wi' Xl J UP' Efl I .. Evergreen Park . . . Joliet Catholic . . . . . Kankakee ...... Blue lslancl Leyden Thornton of Harvey Thornton Fractional ..........BIoom .. Argo M' , QNX ig! ,,... . --.,,f,,,.,...,., , JIM ANDERSON CHRIS VANCURA CHIP AANDERSON All Area All Star Team All Area All Star Team ' All Area All Star Team South Suburban All Star Team South Suburban All Star Team 5 Q nr... K kakee downed the Porters in their South Suburban league Gil to the defenses of the heavier teams, Lockport ' Leyden iifwffranklin ParIr,A Thornton of Harvey, BIUQ Island, 8Ioom, and .Argo, finishing in the conference of the sub- K.. If ' roache Ed Iisler Y., 8 ' 1.45: c rea win in 3 -134-7 win over r -defeat at the I b the margin was a scant 6 points 1 ' campaign Qafact that the including two iall area can- I 1 BACK ROW: Henry Schroli, Roy Groiwor, Al Wuson, Dennis Lupikns, Roliio Bolrnntrino, Biii Dirxz, Ricnord Spink, Ermri Lonfr, Stnnlvy Fnlimcm THIRD ROW: Mr Silobbr, Lf,-cg Miilswp, Torn O'Donni'li, John Younry, Rny Fish f-l', Joe: Simon, Tr-i 1'X,f Johnston, Juck Cnristrorn, Jim Srmfnberg, Mr, Kzwinpvweyeii' SECOND ROW: John Hili, Gary Moores, Biii Curr, Bob Bolifannnc, George Mushro, Bruce Hirner, John Adfhlrnonn, Gian Huw,-r FRONT ROW: Victor Benson, Airxn Sonfinor, Cfrfii Underinii, E-liiHf1ivf:rson, Frank Boyd, Ciiff LftGrund, Vernon Costner, Dwvid Underwood asf 35 57 , 59 fr, 'Bi-in W rj. Ps BACK ROW: Chnries Colegrove, Dove Morrison, Jim Ludwig, RiLi1urd ACUH, Jude Aiimns, Ricimrd Armstrong, Ricimrd Moivoiiiq, Puui Rodriquw, Jim Rurnchnk, Rnndy Snicm. THIRD ROW: Jnck fuion, Riciwmd Pyfls-wski, Dun Lvcrcmnd, Jcsniv Young, Lmiy Purdy, BIN Ruwclmk SECOND ROW: ROJDCVT Johnson, Mirnhcili 6 8 Pinnich, Torn Strohi, Jim Sreffmner Cimriiv Huges, Dun Tuiiy, Dennis Gr-rfiwrw, Vernon Voss, Lnkn Hirnor' Thfod s linrrvin, Ron Blozokovifiw, FRONT ROW: Jirn Gmini, Tr-cl Tovvnwinii, Riiiifnii Frscmon, Burl Ccirni3i!i, Nick Ffif-nd Svfiwi Bnbw, Pnoiu Hwrrnun. Bob Znskm-,Cnud4C!11rL' aide! 'E Behind the scene stands Cocch Connors, the driving force of the varsity team. 3 I LEFT TO RIGHT: Chuck Stanley, Chris Voncuro, Larry Schrock, Singletory, Ed Edson, Jim Long, Joe Davis, Steve Partak, Leroy Bruce Fulton, Bob Moslan, Dick Dystrup, Dick Cotter, Dennis Stevens, Jerry Pius, Art Devereoux, Jimmy Joe Johnson. iss: -f A Thi- i-xpimsions on ihc- tacos of the Lockport players show their con- To widen the margin in our easy win over the Meteors of Thornton coin lov Joe Davis, who was seriously injured in our game with West Fractional, Larry Schrock sinks another two-pointer. Auron! 70 do Saudi Waudq Pecofzd Team Opponent LTHS Joliet Catholic . . . .... 43 52 Leyden ....... . , 44 53 Blue Island .... .. 39 53 Thornton .... . . 58 48 Joliet ...... . . 68 53 Kankakee ..... . . 55 61 West Aurora .... .. 46 51 Argo ......... . . 42 67 Fractional . . . . . 43 65 Bloom .... . . 68 47 Naperville .. .. 54 53 Leyden ....... . . 48 60 Blue lsland .... .. 48 61 Thornton ..., . . 49 43 Joliet ......... . . 51 45 Joliet Catholic . . . . . 57 61 Kankakee ...,. . . 50 54 Argo ..,.... . . 47 51 Fractional . . . . . 31 68 Bloom .... . . 39 43 lucy Stevan 'zlnandmaaalq Woke! to ff!! Qnfazence N 0, 'a D 6,0 4 0 1,6 'I of O J UCKPO 30' X X I rme:e1'b ',2 MV. A do ' Steve Partak tries for two more points as Aurora stands helpless. In perfect form, Leroy Stevens iumps high in the air for the tip. . 5 . .4 ,.-h F . , - -- fiwsassssvmiwm Looking over their records, Mre Heggerty, sophomore coach, and Mr. Jackson, freshman coach, sum up progress of the S feared Team Opponent LTHS Joliet Catholic .... . . . 38 36 Leyden ........ . . . 39 28 Blue Island ... .., 41 38 Thornton . . . . . . 44 31 Joliet ...... . . . 54 38 Kankakee .... . . . 41 48 West Aurora . . . . . . 44 32 Argo ........ . . . 26 Q4 Fractional . . . . . 48 43 Bloom ...... . . . 46 39 Naperville ... ... 37 35 Leyden ..... . . . 38 31 Blue Island ... ... 39 38 Thornton . . . . . . 52 34 Joliet ......... . . . 47 48 Joliet Catholic .... . . . 58 48 Kankakee .... . . 50 34 Argo ..... . . . 37 39 Fractional . . . , . 39 37 Bloom .... . . 41 39 year. 72 ini icuii if 1 KP 3 1-L' FROSH-SOPH: BACK ROW: Rollie Bola1fino,Joe Simon, Walter Ralph Meyer, Ron Coslett, Larry Flory. FRONT ROW: Allen Cargle, Roberi Pinnick. SECOND ROW: Dave Adamson, Bill Carr, Sneflner, Richard Spinlc, Don Carlson, Al Wason, Dennis Lapilcas. -:E-n FRESHMEN: BACK ROW: Jim Goeke, Ron Habenichf, Dan Lind berg, Gene Frocaro. SECOND ROW: Dave Likar, Bob Zifzlce, in -sv Roger Pearson, Jessie Couch. FRONT ROW: Lonnie Myers, Nick Friend, Joe Sartori, Charles Clark, Richard Acuff. 1 g l Jim Lund anchors the medley relay team in a victory over Argo. FROSH-SOPH: BACK ROW: Doug Carlson, Fernando Riuz, Rick Padilla, John Filipowicz, Bob Koch. THIRD ROW: Roger Smith, John Lund, Jack Atkins, Warren Schussler. SECOND ROW: Den- nis Jennings, Rich Moholic, Jim Zeller, Rich Pytlewski, George The 1958-59 varsity swimmers under Coach Chuck Bese- man posted an even 4-4 won-lost record in dual meet competition. In spite of a seemingly mediocre season, the tankmen smashed 9 of i3 school records this year. The Porter webfeet earned a 4-2 record against tough South Suburban League opposition, emerging victorious over Argo twice, Thornton Fractional once, and Leyden once, while falling to conference champions Thornton of Harvey and to Bloom of Chicago Heights. In the SSL conference meet, Andy Dierf, a standout all season, placed third in the individual medley and fourth in the 200 yard free style. Tam Johnson and Jim Lund placed fifth in the 50 and the lOO yard free style respectively, while the free style relay team of Tom John- son, Ed Rossetto, Jim Lund and Mike Gleason earned a third. Three sophomores, Lance Sindo, Gary French and How- ard Heeg, earned enough points for varsity letters. These underclassmen all placed high in the sophomore con- ference meet and are expected to form the backbone for next vear's varsity squad. .5 .,.s. wi 1 y P :L E Herman, Dave Holmes. FRONT ROW: Duane Gronwold, Greg Gleason, Gary French, Dwight Feryance, Bill Holt, George Burris, Jim Smithberg. 74 KN ,diy f ,N A-s SAS :ss S .. f. r, . L, :xiii , Eff 1 ' . 2, ,, gf VARSITY TEAM: Chuck Nicholls, Jim Lund, Tom Johnson, Mike Gleason, Andy Djerf, Ed Roseffo, Howord Heeg, Bill Peterson. 9475 VARSITY TEAM RECORD ARGO . . . ELGIN . , . ARGO .... BLOOM ..... THORNTON . . . . . . LEYDEN ..,.. RIVERSIDE ..... . . . FRACTIONAL . . . . WON LOST WON LOST LOST WON LOST WON Andy Djerf is on the woy fo one ol his frequent wins in the individuel medley 75 BACK ROW: Thedofis Lincoln, Jim Monce, Bruce Hirner, George Brunner, Vernon Voss. FRONT ROW: Eorl Hutchinson, James Word, Stuori Brown, Kelly Croder, Bill Rumchuk, Jim Rumchok. 5 An nntnnglomont of muscles make Sfuorf Brown Ion Topl feel as though he wonfs to start ovvr again. 4I.. 26 .... I8 .... 33 ,... 40 .... 29 .... 39 .... 38 .... 25 .... 31 .... 47 .... 3I.. QI.. 76 SCHEDULE LINCOLN-WAY . . . . . REAVIS ...... BLUE ISLAND ,.. ,.. FRACTIONAL . . THORNTON . . . OSWEGO . . , KANKAKEE . . JOLIET . . . BLOOM . . . MORRIS . . BREMEN ....... , LEYDEN ......... . CARL SANDBURG RICH ...,..,...., . . , LKPT 22 7 I6 28 I I 6 I7 3 8 9 9 3 23 29 Opening their season with a draw, a difjticult year for the matmen was started. The efforts put into the matches by the matmen added the needed vigor, Overcoming the handicap of losing excellent wrestlers, they ended the year with a Qfli-l won-lost-draw record. in spite of defeats, 6th in the Conference, Sth in the District, and llth in the Sec- tional were achieved in the tournament meets. Responsible for the oth place in the Conference matches were Vernon Voss l65 lb., George Brunner T54 lb., who both acquired 4th in the matches, and Bill Rumchak 95 lb. and Stuart Brown T20 lb. who both LJ fs received 3rd, Stuart Brown, a T2-Oel defendant, placed a brilliant lst in the Dis- trict Tournament and 3rd in the Conference and Sectional Tournaments. The T20 lb. matman received great honors for the work he did. Teaching the rudiments of the sport is Mr. Diewald, who has hopes that next year's team will be another good team. Conch Diewald, checking team scores hopes for another good team next year. BACK ROW: Don Brancurn, Terry Johnston, Tony Marques, Jim Sanders, Charles Burglove, Paul Rodriguez. FRONT ROW: Frank Gutierrez, Jett Chandler, Howard Hickman, Rich Orr, John Poole. 77 4. Wyiuus- .vos i l 6' V if BACK ROW: Phil Halstead, Boysell Carlisle, Keith LeGrand, Lee George Brunner, Coach Kappmeyer. FRONT ROW: Tom Marion, Bailey, Jim Abrams, Jim Long, Ed Edson, Bruce Fulton, Vic Sullins, Dave Underhill, Jerry Cunico, Jim Mance, Jim Drake, Bob Startz, Max Standard. SECOND ROW: Coach George Strobbe, Jim Nel- Jack Alexander, Henry Schroll. son, Bob Maslan, Art Devereaux, Jim Anderson, Jerry Pius, This is the best varsity baseball team that Lockport has had in the last several years, said Coach Bill Kappmeyer of his i959 Porter team which posted a lO-7 won-lost record. This record includes cancellation forfeits over Naper- ville, Bloom and Joliet Township. After a slow start, the team displayed exceptionally good defense in winning five of the last seven contests. Our boys could do no wrong while capturing the district crown with a 9-2 decision over Lemont, but they fell apart in their 6-2 loss to Oswego in sectional play. Pitcher, tirst-baseman Jim Long heads the list of lO returning lettermen for next year's squad. Long led the team in hitting with a .356 average, and held a 2-2 record as a pitcher. ln the latter department he was second only to Jerry Pius, a senior, who had a 3-i record. Other re- turning veterans are Vic Sullins, Keith LeGrand, Jim Abrams, Jim Mance, Jack Alexander, Ed Edson, Jerry Cunico, Bruce Fulton, and Ron Baxa. 78 LOCKPORT O 6 2 6 5 3 O 9 9 2 2 2 6 O RECORD Carl Sandburg Oaklawn . . . Leyden Argo ....... Blue lsland .. Harvey . , . Fractional . . Lemont . . . Oaklawn . . . Oswego .. Kankakee . . Reavis . . Reavis . . Lemont . . . Naperville Bloom Joliet Twp. OPPONENT 4 ..5 ..4 ..2 ..8 ..5 ..l ..2 ..3 ..6 ..O ..l ..l 2 cancellation forfeits 'Y . ,. 5 Qi K as 5? 1 . t .. KK: Ei o A consistent hitter and fielder, Lee Bailey, Jerry Pius led the pitching staff with o 3-I Top Porter at the plate was Jim Long who captained this year's successful campaign. won-lost record. hit at a .356 clip. Bob Moslan gets his mon at first base while Bob Stortz isecond basel and Ed Edson look on. ' Q--Q.. , v any , ,, . J- , , ., A ,,,..x ,xx - in di .- Q A t is ...ff , X .,,,,. , Q..--so ji' . -': ' s , ,. .se T -K 'se i f .... A Q M . --wer N gg-,rf e ..-'..s-,Q ' M ,4 , - ' Q i X X Q- ',...mM.m,K?....t.s:. -.H f ............, , sw 79 ire .iq-L BACK ROW: Frank Paul, Joe Simon, Rollie Bolaffino, Walter ROW: Len Meurer, George Mushro, Ed Mitchell, Bill Malinoski, Cargle, Jim Bozicevich, Dennis Lapikas, Chuck Boxa. SECOND Ed Barsofri, Sian Fallrnan, Ray Grohar, Cliff LeGrand. NOT ROW: Ray Traylor, Al Wason, Bob Barra, Ron Cosletf, Dave PICTURED: Bob Balantine and Coach Heggerty, Adamson, Ron Johnson, Rich Reidel, John Adelmann. FRONT -.x H-has Q BACK ROW: Jim Ludwig, Dave Holmes, Sieve Dobosz, Bob Lapierre, Dennis Gerches, Ron Hobenicht, Bob Ziizke, Coach Young, Jim Goekef DOY' l-EmmOr1, Russell ales, Bob Johnson, Strobbe. FIRST ROW: Ron Dudek, Mitchell Pinnick, Jim Stelanek, Charles Hughes, John Cankar, SECOND ROW: Roy Dudek, Rich John Moroz, Jim Rumchak, Chuck Clark, Bob Mohler. Freeman, Ron Boazekovich, Bill Rumchak, Nick Friend, Darrell 80 wx! 72 I I I BACK ROW: Joe Darin, Edwin Johnson, Bill Luebs, Kit Pinn. SECOND ROW: Frank Boyd, Tom Johnson, Jerry Walker, Ron Wrobel, Kenton Fisk, Mr, Hess, coach. FRONT ROW: Don Carlson, Larry Mudron, Duncan Bachmann, Andy Dierf. Andy Dierf, who was voted most valuable player of the year by Mr. Hess, serves to his opponent during an exciting tennis match. 81 TENNIS SCHEDULE TEAM OPPONENT LTHS Downers Grove . . ..... 4 1 Catholic High .. ., i 5 Rich .......... .. 9 O Evergreen Park .. .. i 6 Joliet ........ .. 9 O Catholic High . . . . 4 i Rich ......... .. 6 i Thornton . . . . . 7 i Blue Island .. 6 i Bloom ....... .. 6 1 West Aurora . .. .. 4 O Joliet ...... .. 8 I Leyden ...... .. 4 2 West Aurora . . . . . 4 I BACK ROW: Charles Calegrove, Jim Johnson, David Goeke, John Chuck Stanley, Ralph Larson, Stuart Brown, Allan Senflner, Larry Lund, Dick Dystrup, Dennis Singletary, Jim Lund, Larry Schrock. Purdy. NOT PICTURED: Steve Partak and Rowland Meyer. FRONT ROW: Roger Pearson, Don Lindberg, Howard Hickman, 404 Steve Partak, Jim Johnson, Chuck Stanley, and Larry Schrock represented Lockport in the SSL Conference play. Steve shot a 79 which gave him sec- ond place honors along with Jim who also scored a 79. After a play oft, Jim was awarded fourth place for the conference. Third place honors went tc Chuck who scored 80. Larry re- ceived top honors with a 78. 544445 9 The l959 golf team coached by Ed Hill reached an all time high by being Lockport's only team to place first in a South Suburban League contest. I Led by the two returning senior lettermen, Larry Schrock and Steve Partak, the Iinksmen went ahead to post a l3 and 6 record. To top off a very successful season, Larry Schrock, topping all previous records, received medalist honors in SSL competition and Steve Partak represented Lockport at the state golf tourney. Although Steve did not capture any of the top places, he represented our team very well and deserves to be congratulated along with the rest of the '59 golf team. Lockport was capably represented downstate by Steve Jim Johnson, Larry Schrock, and Steve Partak are being his winning skiilon Q fee OH, awarded ribbons by Mr. Hill for being members of the win- ning golf team along with Chuck Stanley, Dennis Singletory, Ralph Larson, and Dick Dystrup, who are not pictured. 'faux TEAM Carl Sandberg Kankakee .... Blue Island ... Joliet Catholic Champaign .. Quincy ...... Thornton ..... Downers Grove Joliet ........ Joliet Catholic Bloom ....... Leydon .. Joliet .... Morris ..... W. Aurora E. Aurora ..,. Kankakee .... Joliet Catholic Joliet ........ 83 Partck, who shows faecal OPPONENT LTHS 3 V2 .. 6V2 2 ll ll ll .Q 2 .. O ...347 ...327 .. 4 .. l .. 5 .. O .. QV: .. O ...328 ...33O ...3l7 328 328 328 32l 320 l l 7 V2 ' Pface 56144 vt -Aa. 5 Af!-,4 f 5. KP- wql' 0, BACK ROW: Kenneth Cable, Luke McCain, John Mitchell, Eugene Hill, Glen Haver. FRONT ROW: Cecil Underhill, Lee Millsap, J. Fracaro, James Machak, Julius Young. SECOND ROW: Bill Carr, Young, Selmo Campbell, Tom Johnson, Derwin Cleveland, Chris Ed Frazier, Vernon Vose, Jim Smithberg, Coy McElrath, Dennis Vancura. Get on your mark! Get set! Go! was a familiar expression heard by members ot the track team. The cindermen fared quite well in the tough South Suburban League this year, bringing home a sixth place. The team was trained under capable hands of Coach Rogers and Mr. Cisler, his assistant. The Cindermen were represented at state by Chris Vancura, Ed Frazier, and Dennis Hill. Selmo Campbell has the look ol determination as he Representing Lockport in state competition were Dennis tries for a successful iump. Hill, Coy McElrath, and Chris Vancura. 84 fi , 5 on om I Jim Smithberg, Vernon Vose, Glen Haver, and Derwin Cleveland stand ready waiting for the starting signal to sound. qu! Over the hurdles go two of the trackmen during a prac- tice session. qu sax Glen Haver takes the baton from Bill Carr as he gets set to head for the finish line. if i f 'Q r-it - R C .L rr- 5 The very popular Girls' Athletic Association functions to develop skills, good health, sports- monship, and character. Tennis, golf, life sov- ing, tumbling, volleyball, basketball, and bowl- ing ore the many sports in which the members may participate. The winning team of each closs's tournament participate in o basketball and volleyball intercloss tournament. Girls showing exceptional skill and sportsmanship are chosen for on all star volleyball and bos- ketball intercloss tournament. The club also sends contestants into state wide competition for basketball shooting and bowling. A Mother-Daughter tea, at which the girls ,receive various awards they've earned during the year, climoxed the activities. As they relax, GAA sponsors, Miss Olson, Miss Wieck and Miss Chapman, review the basketball rules. The GAA officers, Bonnie Ayers, president, Davideen Hellberg, secretary, Cheryl Sass, vice-president, and Carol Rediehs, treasurer, discuss future plans for the club's activities. Cheryl Williams demonstrates the technique of serving to the winners of the intercloss volleyball tournament, Those seniors are BACK ROW: Joy Purdy, Jeanette Pinnick, Bonnie Ayers, Sharon Cronholm, Diane Brown. FRONT ROW: Judy Wittkofski, Shirley Peterson, Sue Murrie. Y Lucille Allen, Pat McNear, Susan Harris, Barbara Rau- worth, Kathy Nicholls, Carol Rediehs, Georgine Skel- don, Judy Schultz, Virginia Carlson are the members of the proud sophomore team which won the basket- ball interclass tournament. BACK ROW: Iris Flipowicz, Betty Landon, Bonnie Mly- narik. FRONT ROW: Diane Wolfe, Linda Sandstrom, and Carol Rediehs watch as Georgine Skeldon aims for a basket. These were the top basket shooters who en- tered into state wide competition. Collecting the bowling money were BACK ROW: Phyl- lis Ellena, Kay Ayers, Merlene Gee, Cheryl Sass, Sally Wohlgemuth, Betty Landon. FRONT ROW: Charlotte Grant, Sue Burcham, Cheryl Williams, Jeanine Hick- mUn. ..,. .QQ vv av Those entering into state wide competition for bowling were: BACK ROW: Kathy Nichols, Sharon Johnson, Donna Gray, Cheryl Williams, Jean Stober, Diane Brown, Diane Wolfe. FRONT ROW: Karen Colegrove, Susan Harris, Judy Haver. 'Y Dennie Johnson concentrates as she fries for that rnost desired goal, a strike! Joyce Baldego, Pam Sanders, and Judy West happily learned they had won the handicap bowling tournament. ln one of the exercises of water safety, Sim Adamson was suc- cessful in taking oFt her shoe while in nine feet of water, Representing the girls who participated in GAA tennis are Bev erly Startz and Joy Purdy. These Senior girls, under the instructions of Mrs Henry Sick, Cheryl Sass, Barbara Dehm, Mary Ellen Shoemaker, Shirley Smith. learned the fundamentals of golf. BACK ROW: Shirley Foschi, FRONT ROW: Norma Schumann, Elizabeth Alexander, Mr. Henry Marjorie Olson, Elaine Johnson, Mariorie Glasser, Carol Pauly, Smith, Shirley Peterson, Sharon Cranholm. 'W rf ' l if 89 .via ,gee 74646 .X 3 I I I 5- V-nr -1-eq., ,wwf va. I I Isa ?. x .fr ' , ,X L4 Since the enrollment Ot LTHS has Steddily inCI'8GS6d, 'lie f0UI' The Student Council started the campaign system for electing their period lunch hour was introduced. The Chess Club, a new organization which was organized solely for students who enioy playing chess, was another l.Tl'lS first. German, the newest foreign language here at LTHS,was presented this year for the first time. co-presidents, This was a great improvement over the previous system. l x i A very impressive and important event at the beginning of the year was the first time the new auditorium was used. X x K W' X is p ,gi x xi, R QQ OW 'N X x Q , el mx X SX i X , A Q if ,N 2 N.,w,Q: Q Q 'we 2 3 X . , M fx x x W X Q z X X X X X Xxx I X ,Mx 1 X Q ,MQ X f 1: XZ .swim ' ,fwwf Q 9 Q Wu.. j 4 I Z uff.d5, I- A, smww Q. We were a little late to find out what the girls enioyed eating, but their smiles and clean plates show that it must have been good. 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Selmo Campbell Richard Canfield John Cankar Marlene Capitino Bernard Cargle Douglas Carlson David Carter Judy Carver Raymond Costner Wilma Cavitt Tonia Chandler Samuel Chirich Martin Christopher Tana Cisler Charles Clark Harold Clark Sharon Clark Linda Clower Sharon Colafello Charles Colegrove Virginia Collier Phillip Cooper Noma Corbley Joyce Cotter Jesse Couch Carolyn Courtney James Crane William Crook Mary Jo Cross Leonard Cullisan ,i 'I Just a little while longer, the first year art students say to Mary Grace Reenie Radokovich Barb Gallegos and Vir ima Coll k , , Q :er wor Pesayento and we will be finished with our contour drawing. intently on articles they will proudly wear xii me s 5. if - ,X , Q QW: -5 N' . -:Ll fsck , l X' . ,. P- i - 1 ,X L .Q in C .w L W , X iw 1 an q, , .i w A s.. K W a V QQ . . -V L V tl' - 2- t x A ' , . . N - , . lsl Xl A A J P' , A 'J N. L- an 4. X i ,veg .1 I A N, ,pe Lg: ,,, V l J .1 sf fr 5' 1 'L 'Q Q It A -157 l , , f A, 'J-it ff? , .4 .4- Sflcklng to the job are Jeanne Rodeghero, Barb Drury, Jim Fascination, a popular song, describes the Frosh-Soph Hop Goeke Randy Thomas, and Sandy Smith, perfectly, I O . 1 M7 'ii ' f if Roberta Cunico Jr Lynnette Curfis g. rg? -' 7.4 Q 'X . W ' .- - Mx , 1- -, : Richard Czuchra ,, N, ii ., '- 5 Q-qv i X b x S' James Davis ' . 2 'Q-Y I -vb R , ,ti Donna Dempsey b - - ,N - -K 1 M- atricia en on M I .Q F- v , . I A .,,:, y Lk A Sharon DePra N t - , , I Janey Depriest in G. P25 fs 3 Q' for .N Vrk- I 4' Q Diane Derniek an L Q Mary DeUfeI 'P L - vc' A ' VK 'sf Q Stephen Dobasz v D X . 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X QW 'mf' is re X, E Y, F Ellen Fulion Barbara Gallegos Opal Gam Russel Gates Lorel Geddes Merlene Gee Jerome Genge Dennis Gerches Charlene Giardina Jay Gilligan Larry Glabe Judy Goddard James Goeke Richard Gordon John Gorski Ronald Habenicht Lynn Hanley Odessa Harding Karen Harding Roger Harding Michael Harmon Randy Hedden Carol Heika George Herman Robert Herman William Hill luke Hinton Thomas Hodge David Holmes Charles Hughes Boyl lm glad today is over That is the usual com Mr Long waits patiently as Tana Cisler Lynn Spencer, cmd Barb Drury say ment as Louise Wawcazk Martino Perona and Anne good by to Vivian Long and Sandy Smith after a long slumberless night 704ea Me '4 Dane Ronald Jadron Katherine Jenkins Dennis Jennings John Johnsen Dennis Johnson Gwen Johnson Maureen Johnson Robert Johnson Ruby Johnson Sharon Johnson David Jones Marilyn Jungles James Juricic Patricia Karkut Judy Kaveney David Kelm Karen Kelm Eugene Ketchum Dennis Kevish Robert Kevish Nancy Kiiowski Claude King Janet King Anita Kittinger Jerome Kluska Joann Kluska Suzanne Knarr John Knorr Thomas Knorr Edward Kobe be Lori Geddes and Sandy Pauly are really stuffing fhem Jim Goeke Marlene Capitino and Cecilia Olelniczak paid SClVCS . . . VVOfCl'1 those calories Qll'lS their fifty cents for an evening of fun at the Letterman s Robert Koch Charlene Karen Gayle Kosch Jackie Kraft Karen Krocning Robert Krzyak Charles Kwasniewski Rita Lange Darrel Lapierre Suzanne Latocha Robert Leclwa Marianne Legan Daniel LeGrand Nancy Leinen Donald Lemmon David Lilcar Thedotis Lincoln Daniel Lindberg Vivian Long James Ludwig Donna Luebs John Lund James Machalc Sandra Margentina Anthony Marquez Susan Maslan Robert Mattas Shirlee May Dennis Meisinger Carl Michaelson thi plfwisvcl look on Mike Morsefs tafff, ow- can Judy Kaveney stands motionless for the approach as she reassuringiy says ee6 nil ti at tw- ywy ww of the ostqowo at ttw 3 Q5 vw- to herself, This time HI get it right in the pocket . . . I hope! S'1i':i'aMiCkuir1S , J 3' Bmvriy Miiirrr -3' Q I I V f h 1 n Z , Croi Mtiic-i . g 3 'L I9 A Q' s rpk d - Rmmilci Mlilvt .JC , f'V A I-33 X 8 ' , y t Raizwtt Motiif-1' ' Q K at RtLit.1rdMOkti1,tCk Y' A x U! ix' Y I 7 i 1 fosfm 'f il Botiriur- Monroe Q ,,, Liar John Moroz A K 'W . s DtlVtIifXAO!'ViSOV1 X W' ', ' av sw ' ' 9 i- wit 'Sv R , ' Ray Morrison 'Q-3 , 5-1 V s f A K Q , Arlitm- Morrow , K A i if , K: I EW' ' Mic km 1 Morse ' . i K 1 ' I N S Q Ridwfird Murzilor K I' M ,i Lorain Myers ' mf. wrt-fi MrC1tn f -' ' x1g5QE,ii 3' E-Q 1 gt 'W ky. S 5, ' Nointii McCuiium sf ' ' -. - ' 'K 1. Dtfk MCD:1yirf 1 TY i I, Q N Qi., . x Gt-tmltg Nordstrom 4 ,, x if ink' v .ly .K N., ,-.pl : I Pocahontas Norris ' 'K R i Shiilfty Norton Q Karen Novak 4 4 5 :ak '-Ph - --ii? ..- ii-g li 5, Stfiiiit-y Novak Q., Y xymju. Lxdgfnjk - 'Q 'Xi 5 4 2' Joe Oakioy 'C 15 i 1 Q Mmtwaul O'BCmion it K y f Ak , K Y ,, s any 1- , ., 'Q t s P 1' Qliififs Doiviizi C Cowior M CNN 1 Oi'-,wiczfik Rm:'niC,Ji' LQ Q nm K-Y . i f L 4 VViiii:i'vt Ott Q, q ' . Yu' -. Q., Y 5- Rfwfi'-tiik Piriiiifi LTA' . 5- s ' ,av 5 Jost-ph Pfityzirk 3 Q Y 'la-- x I Q, With The taller odds of Two To one Ronald Habenicht fails to get possession John Lund exemplifies the golfer's belief What practice makes of the bull perfect. I I I N Y Sandra Pauly 'L Roger Pearson . -g. - K 3 Sharon Peoples -0 I-' N. ' 2 L Teresa Peoples Q. K r , ' i ii Murrina Peronu ' P 'LJ m l Darnell Perry XX A gf .c 'ua Victor Pesavenro Ute Perereir A 6 'F Ip 5 Sandra Pole-rnwan 41 sc fl. Mlfchell Pinnick .A 'J' A 2 . ' I Richard Pirc b. H if I Jacqueline Plankar , ' s ' Michael Ponkauslcas J ' ' Jon Poole ,wg ' K Marilyn Poplk Janet Porter ' 'A' Qs: ' - - K i L Sieve Poitc-r ,. W' Brady Powers xii , c r- A R ww ex fi . 1 L' x ll ti' 1 Jane? Presswood Anifa Price Myrna Price Tina Puppel Lawerence Purdy Richard Pytlewskl Renne Radalcovich Jean Rodernacher Robert Radoseevich Perrye Ramsey Barney Riiter Onas Roarln And the quiz kids score again as they gain another point for the fresh- When those sleepyetime gals get too tired to pose for pictures men- they let their animal friends act as models. ah?- 'ho ks rt? ' Q ,,l ,Q sbs an X, 'R 0 ...if A., AV s I r A I S. A l , 'vi 5 ....,,o 'ii Q SV' ll ,i i i mx A I' ZK: 5:3 . af ' ' Q .wg Q - i r 5 3 ,M rx ri? R T - 5 Nl' is Amr. age-. .flv , g-A so N X r Q 1. I4 1 1 3 ,nr 1 4 R x w Q in Q 3 .gf Y 4 ,. T Q '-4,42 My 1 s,,a -dw as. - -Q ft ' f if S fv- r if ,, , lbw' 'Q' S is ,lk W 'u. , -A ,Y ' 'V 3'8- -1'-vv. X A ' srl? I' ... ,M it i .lei 2: 'X 1: 9' QA A S w ,'n41,., Z his w 'gem 'Q +4-QI! M1211 V 1 Q, ,,. r- Mmm age Melvin Rock Jeanne Rodeghero Paul Rodriguez Gerald Rogan Rita Rotkovich Fernando Ruiz James Rumchak William Rumchak Birdie Russel Randy Sala Linda Sandbloom James Sanders Linda Sandstrom Diane Sartori Joseph Sartori Marian Scheuber Marilyn Schmidt Nancy Schultz Richard Schultz Warren Schussler Rosemary Schwarz Todd Scott Charlene Seeley Roberta Shawmalcer Joanne Smith Joy Smith Judy Smith Roger Smith Sandra Smith David Smukar If we don't get Tall Paul to stay there, we CON always Slcnd What do you say we forget the whole thing, and go get something to eat? and hold him. Andrew Smutnak Mary Lou Solley Lynn Spencer Martha Staples Beverly Startz James Stefanek Fannie Stepney Patricia Stewart Melvin Storm Thomas Stroh Lee Suiter Phyllis Suski Martha Svendsen Garvey Thomas Leroy Thomas Philip Thomas Randolph Thomas Eugene Thompson James Tiian Kathy Timberlake Theodore Townsend Daniel Tully James Turner Sandra Tyda Julianne Venckus Vernon Voss Roy Wado April Walter Jacqueline Ward Louise Wawczak ,ze Pi Q X 1, nl ff 1 fa 5. la. e. ,,. ,, , QL, 4 wr , QL T Q . Q ,' 'v5Egf.,::sst.-5,,- - 5, r t 4 r-Y' if ' ff T Q m tt .- L -ff . f.,f-T T' - K Nu Q X . L ,V , 6 -, ,g ii' gg .st , by 3'-Za 'Wir' . 4.1 L r E ' ,T V. Gi se - 9 Q Q u T fs' Q ts' 'T' , - .1 V :tw t - I ' I W if lfiiiflm f -W tt it 12 VAIV 77 ' , . , p-N W I .L WH ,,, A I W3 H , 2 ig 3 1 -,, L . Zi tu, W, L ,N-V ,y A K ' R p ' J . -f 'H .t 'S-, AQ -l'. n . .. 'S f -1-- ,, yy 5 iw - ' . 4 nv 'H 3 .f 1 V ' en- 'If uf , ei ' rvs .1 'E ev- 'I U q We'Il stick a thorn in Harvey Um . K Q i 3 I l Q Perky Dennie Johnson, our homecoming attendant, stops to chat between classes with her es cort, Gary Moores. is ... A i Dorothy Weeks if J W , A ' 'Q Thomas Weinhold Q 0 si 3 Q - , . 5 - 1 . , Q , nf , Jacqueline Weis , Q D ,,,?, V, Q g Ruth Ann Welter A ' J A 4 :LV r Judy West 1 Q W 3 M , K J - S' so i , 1 'f V'AtA' 'S fi l ' ' 2 .wgztgzgi 3 ggi. ,G . Sharon White 'Ui K S1 'H Glen Willharber I K kk .- Judi Willcing vu y f i Bernard Wilhelmi .Ir gl ie I 'UE' , Janet Wilson g ,, - ,. W :'f. :f: 1 1, :X . V - a z. A Af, . James Wimberly 'Q 'A J ' . E Philip Woock 1 , X We , 5 - s 1 ' Y X S- ' W' , Patricia Woods ag, gf- ' '1 y - ' x Earl Wright -. Q y A K A ff Vi ,tx Julius Young K K Wi A1 16 s i ,., - K . QQ . ,- A - 'Wi W N . Q .ff I... ..-L .1 .e ,A. . Kenneth Young A L sf Robert Yom 1 Q '- 1 ' J- li- i If r Sandra Zalac . any one I ' . . Q .tes r,- 1 -- '4 'Vi' A - ' k- ,. ' in ,gli N, A r,,.- . .,.t X V K ,,, Albert Zunzola 'if K , g ,N . - ' ,C is I ' N L sY H l3?:143f' ., . - n , f J C: J- K JH: I ' 'K' we 5 ' J 'On' was y . 1 . W James Zellar Douglas Ziesemer Sylvia Ziescmer Robert Zitzke il at iq' Q0 'V' V 190' Nqr 1- , 'J is 'N , -i or Q ss r ts i,iryrraEseQ V J 'Wi A -Qs .4 . is Q Ng, ,pq . s H b 95'-gi? 'W S 3 is saw. A..X M-N. Xb if HQ ii 11 if ' Q9 -S3 Qs A xx .f 91 rl, , s .Q+..,., Ain! ,,5,+34 nz .f-,Q,.gq.g,. A A A. xMgN.g4,g..i. MAJ amxhgggiixg 1 A x qw, -- :Aix 2 U 'Q.A414igvx X x as fx .- Fix -L.: ,ff .im -X- irq i 'il ! Any. Q 1 iv' 1s'b 'X 4 David Adamson Selmalyn Adamson John Adelmann Samuel Adkins Lucille Allen Samuel Ambrosini George Anderson Lavonne Angus Janice Ayers Grace Bachmann Joyce Baldazzi Robert Baldazzi Carol Ballantine Robert Ballantine Edward Barsotti Robert Barta Charles Baxa Ethel Beacham Rosalie Bennett Victor Benson Kent Bergquist Lynda Berryman Roy Bivens Victor Blaha Donald Blasing Shirley Blaskey Gerald Blattel Rolin Bolattino Edward Bolek Thomas Borg A 'is :. ,. , 'Q +5 i . :tw -Iii? - f - ,5 5 5 . ik Wg ,Q , gr ,, r . V ft' V. I' ., I -.S in .gi fe' i1-- 'f V we l L 49 Vis .,.- .NEAESTIEL lv fvfi: if Q' a i :za N- A ,. i is ' 53,951 1 -.-' , -slim 1: ' f' ' R 2 g vm Y - .rru ia lti 2 A A ra s I fi? :K .,i. , .:i,,?fE. f M x J rv -A ' 5 2' ,Q y . J.., 4, A N - A . .f vig, . A I: A K J in yi it 1 i-Sikh or is-we . r a '.. ' Q f gf. pf' J fs ' S16 1 s T' in 'rf i J i ff f :ge if ,..: ss. :. . . K . : kk . I . Irw 2 I5 i' th- e i A y r i t Q . K 4 is X In K, Q, Q Q ki A 1-.L li z - -in . , Q - i Q 4 ggi' K x k fi x i 1 'V'-'ii Z-my is 'NE ,Jt,i A X1 fist , A Vg alive'-um ' - ,.i3f . ' ,' ' v ' ' xt -, , fi ff - g ift I f Q A 7 S I 1 J , i 'ss-mf . , it in ,,, S Sapa The first day ot school brings anxious faces to LTHS. As the new year opens the students patiently wait for supplies wi if W s X . as X ,X x Q ... 4 X Qs iv :, is i Q Ng .mt Q 51523 v 6 R ' fav ', 1, 0 ' ,, ,4 PW 48 - -s we - . :Tiff at -1, J, .nm i, iigm H . .., , fi, M f ,T ,J . Frank Boyd Jim Bozicevich Dolores Bozik Frank Bradach Bonita Brake Lillie Brown Gary Buer Gene Buchmann James Bumber Cindy Burger Virginia Burns George Burris Mary Ann Conlcar Linda Carey Walter Corgle Cheryl Carloclc Donald Carlson Virginia Carlson Jack Carlstrom Gloria Carpenter Judie Carr William Carr Grace Carrier Peggy Carter K Vernon Costner ' ll., James Cavitt 'Q at ,, 'Q Jeannine Covoretto la a Jeff Chandler as Barbara Cheney . Carol Cherry I I I I On a clear fall day, these sophomores take advantage of the lawn One of the frequent pop quizzes given in Latin II brings a variety ol and willingly study their lessons, expressions upon the students' faces, X' 1 Robert Cissne Mary Clements ' ,CQ 'K ,OI 9' s Us ,L . , G' Edward Cleveland 'r' -.e ' 34' Patricia Collofello . -fa . ' ' so 4' . . ,, - gi . V ff Patricia Connery f kr M .. K Diana Cooper Y C N K- X t m' M1- Ronald Coslett A K Dolores Cotton ' . y 4 F 6' , Sharon Cox rr., -4' e 1 , K ,Q my w 3 -,. Steve Crocker X J ' 0 ka. J 75 H - Pauletta Cummings as JD 7 J Ny! K Randy Cushist .1,l?', 4l I I SX kk K Betty Czuchra Ronald DaRosa 5 ' , I , t , , Sally Davis J ' 5 ' 43:5 K 11 '33 we-1 . lv K Anthony Deikngells G. A M al , Phyllis DeAngelis . .3 Ji, .. ' C a . re' Faith Dee' -, k j s,..1im-,- ' K 9 .4 ' Lynne Dernick r . Jackie Devine A A ,is H5 , Q '- - , , Q . Karen Dombroviak 8 -. L - in - 45 s H Edward Dorris .K . Y ' 5 ' '- , ' T C A X 6 N- sf. K 4? E 1 ,. A W ' Maxine Dorris 'ft lg J J HQ qt X Lawrence Eipers S In ' ,kc , -' v fb' as X l ' .1 .J .. X we 1 A.L'Ik xk,yh .. 5.3g,5.y J h Evelyn Elmore by -- if X Paula Emery C 5 as S Flu, .. JK 3- - W y Edwin Erickson Q 1. fr K Q 6 r I ' Q K I ', Fwq. Judy Erickson K E. V' ' - 3 ,J Q35 'Q' f V Joseph Fabbre : .. J Lf A 'W L ' i Barbara Failing ' 7444 S ' ' W at would you do, Cfiroli- R1-diulis, if you were viding along and The sophomores worked hard to receive second place for their float a boy put his arm around you and . , . in the homecoming parade. 046 Stanley Fallman Harvey Ferguson Judy Ferry Dwight Feryance Terry Filak Carol Fineheld Delbert Finefield Raymond Fisher Larry Flary Fred Fracaro Virginia Fracaro Angelic Frazier Ross Freiei' Gary French Bruce Fulton Raymond Gans Barbara Gates Betty Gavins Stephen Gebert Shirley Giardina Greg Gleason Donna Gray Raymond Grchar Duane Gronwald Judy Gudac Fran Gutierrez Nadine Haberkorn William Halvorsen James Hammer Alena Harper Eiwq XX F .Q Y ' , W l. J . '. a7 'V is-' is ry , -.. v c f l is Xe 5 ' 1. 1 A- i u 1... ' F f 'K' ,fs ef Midi , ea: s IQ' y is 'z ' ' it-J Z 9 . kai? 'F it if il -7 . ' F. F N 77 ' W 59 5 F 'G .' -F cd r as ' , -. t .M K I . . I., K p 4 , '- ,gg J N' FI -33 J --.:- J ili ' ' 'f I .yzk 3 ,, K VK , Q . Q .i skkk eg sf, K, x ' ' W 8 -. 1 ' 'D' fur ,' - X J ' ' is 'C-.1 . E, ,F it :Q J X f .5 l- ' iii ' Y M- I 'Q l' 7'i i A I I I Grace Bachmann and Donna Vtloadhause were kept quite busy serv The actors and actresses portray a serious part in the Christmas play. ing refreshments GY the ChfiSff1if1S dance, Mildred Harper Susan Harris James Harvey John Harvey Otis Hatton Ronald Hatton Glen Haver Howard Heeg Joan Heika Judy Heika Georgine Hellberg Barbara Hibler Howard Hickman John Hill Mattie Hill Thomas Hillock Bruce Hirner Jerry Holt William Holt Dora Householder Royce Hubbard Deborah Huis Nancy Hutchinson Stephen Jackinowski Rosie Jackson Sharon Johnson Edward Johnson Jackie Johnson Patricia Johnson Ronald Johnson ' r V . . . - X8 px C3 's l Q -ai W' - ' Q , ...f y ig, it Q 'a,yy 1 ' .b K, jihad' qv for 4 Q.-7 ' -. no ,,:. ' H. fl ir- -if ,.--ff' sf Y at ysi. 1 ,1 y , X X Q H L if Q 3 , M If K . i. J , 1-Tw ' ' it X .ggi fr.. ' f'KifL??5i'i,. . ! c, . . Q - , R ,rr 7 5 5, X f , wil' I' A ogg so ' Q ,S . J R 'f 7: ,' ow x an H as If ,A .Q 'H' P' L ,..--s i1..--- ': - zq'-' J 1 -v J 'J In ,- . ' -, - . A-' , ' ,., ' ,H I - 4 5 in 32' fam gas 'E' VY' 2 V f 'A was 'fm' Rl , is by sr l -px i 1 ,fy fir or + Q If . if Q ' sm , of 9 5 -. ' qu' - ANU '23 'M .' Qu all y - L17 cb 1 1 m 34:4 These future scientists are determined to discover the unknown, Our art students enjoy themselves while sculpturing. IQ ,K if sa 4 's -'er 1 -5 34. 9 l N , .S M s Q' , N J AXA? A' A ' ii ' ,. ff? if Sis? ,Lee S .. : 3 . T ' L x , S- Q, - 3- W ,S W .TJ pr 7' .' 56 ir ' 4 -' 1 43:5 J lg? bq, L ' if I Q ic - ' - ,I-A , t? T D K -Qs 4 x 674' L, Q aa is , Q EE' E' :Q -Z- vsh N ,Z 6, S fo- ,J K. 2 O - Q C , 2.1 - TF 1 1 ccrs T7 L Tig, . K N f I .. J 1 K 1. .lip Q JK -3 , . 5' xpgx-'N .R t 1 ii ' 1, 2 i J -1 L 4-yi isa J L ,,':. 6:9 yy- Qx V L 5 V -P A Q, 1 ' S ' I I I Evelyn, you know that dance next week, well' l was wonderin Thomas Lester Johnson Virginia Johnson Terry Johnston Sherrie Joly Linda Jones Madeline Jones Richard Jones Betty Ann Jungels Donna Jungles Joseph Juricic Borboro Kapello Carol Keeffer Johnnie Pnrirl Kellogg Susie Kellogg Terry Kelly Diane Kelm Joon Kelm Alice Kemn Lois Kielma Sandra Kinzler Daniel Kirman Gerald Kling Dennis Kosch Joon Kotowicz Patricia Kozak Dorothy Kristich Koren Kurey Lynn LaBorence Thomas Lackey Betty London 9 . . . At one ofthe LOCK dances, the sophomore boys ore acting quite unusually MA.-8' L it K' ' -vs 'R' 2 1. .' If 'D' 1 kkxh N- Anne L 4 L m N K Z? Q si, L t i L 6 9 5: ' N i f at if K :I 2 f f wa gb L 1 Q V Y 5 W K X ,rw It L 5: . A Y ' 9? I is L ...L L 't +1 if L ,I Qi. L K Q ti L in if 1 ' f . L 5 I , L ,... F, . L 3 . K Q Q ' V xt K F- Y' as ' T- Q Q K 5' nr L 9 ' Ig j S if L Y A f' E - .J . K, In L M ' T 3 ' 12 ' L L V -L.- L L V' L L A le X , K It .' 'QQQ 'L ' .,: of H+ v -' - i 1 Q IQ w ' -':- --'I - -- :':: Q mln? is Q - Q I if I ' : 131 ' . - x rx. ,N,.,:L '13 as 17 'l if Q Earl Lane Dennis Lapilcas Robert LeFeyers Cliff LeGrand Kay Lewandowski Virginia Lilcar Mary Lynn Longlwini Geraldine Loose Marilyn Lorenc Robert Lytle Willicim Malinoslci Carol Mandeville Donna Maske James Masterson Patricia Maute Leonard Meurer Mariiean Meyer Rowland Meyer Carol Milcula Leona Miller Lee Millsap Edward Mitchell Arlene Moe Gary Moores Judy Mostyn Linda Murphy George Mushro Louise McBride Mary Alice McCain James McCartney John Schrack shows Victor Benson how to work the lathe, Screening presents interesting elteds lor art students Patricia McNear Roger Mdleynolds PM gg W2 , 5 , Raymond McSherry l , ' ' 7 Y oomid Neal ' L 2 P' 5 Lvndo Nelson . P . Q , L RO N I svfiikl. 1. , tg 9 3 Y C Son J l ,il W I i E ,. 1. ' l i x , Lucille Newberg - L Kathleen Nicholls 5. ,. . . ,, . l 4-vi . Marilyn Nielson ' iii. Q L ' 4. P James North r Tx Ig? v Thomas O'DonnelI 5 - V' i A , Lonnie O'Large 3 ' yi 4 4.4 it r- - ' 'X ' Q David Paclclvy l s. .JA Lynn Parks Lavonnc Pasternalc Q , i A Q it ' f , Q lc Charles Pastore ,iv f 5 ic'-1. 0, X ,vi ' Frank Paul A L A 'Y Q . Q A K Jack Pelc ' 'L . fix 'Q P - ' f . .- Arnetta Perry L Q us Sandra Phelps 1 J, ' X rp' A Barbara Pike -5, 'U' f R Robe-rt Pinriick f 5 A X L 1 3 2 K 4 . Pegg-,JW .Aff fs...-, Geraldine Plese is 4 49 - 4 ,. ' ' 5 ' , ' Carolyn Pochynok , ' ll A ii Donna Poston 3. Delores Powers ' Q ,- :S o . 4 X. f s I? Sharon Radomski ' ai' K ' W Q- ' ' X Barbara Rauworth jirfx, - sr L 5 w .Y 5' 0 I' I Michael Reda 255' K E A Q' i x '1' Carole Rediehs K N y r V V . I' ,S - , 4 I f I 0 CZ 4 o o a Lily Brown, Janice Voltarel, and Helen Williams are in the beginning Typing practice, a new class at LTHS, boosts many students gradr stages of making that new dress. Richard Reidel Orville Reiter Patrick Restoino Robert Richards Faye Rodgers Henry Rodriguez James Rozanski Millard Ruddell Eugene Sartori James Schmucker Lee Schneider John Schrock Henry Schroll Eleanor Schuler Judy Schultz Jeffreys Schulz Janet Schumann Marian Schwab Mitchell Schwarz Alan Seniiner Roy Senflner Carole Shofranski Paul Sherer Joseph Simon 'uv' Lance Sindo Georgene Skeldon Donald Smith Teddie Smith James Smithberg Mary Ann Smrekar Karen Viscum, Bonita Brake, and Georgene Skeldon enloy counting money collected after selling books in the Student Council ofifice These sophomores helped make the Frosh Soph Party a success l J , -siz m s A Q . s 1 rss:- f' fr: sr X A 5' S 'Q Q9 X X 1 ' 2 S so it 'T it S as ' S ' H J 1 , S nag! 31 -t ms. M .. , f 1 V X - t gg, ,. ,s , La G: , t . Q' QQ N li c ' ,, S 1- , y I S y ' 'S?S ' ! x AK. AU. -. X S S A P - s as W A' K ' V . llllli' .4 9' Q we 1 f- :ss swf W Q Q s c. S ' , ft 3 .5 fgxx e Q s ' .,,- xv X , , . is 3 ,L M , , K S sr , X ' .5 X . s A ry . V A K - y ' ,l i s. - f'1fi K A . ' W A ii. f 'Y X li Q' y ' A 5 'Q Q 2 W ggi-rhnkfn fi K -1 .- w- s. .ss fp 1 y 0 4. , 5' S' Y Z is , A' ,Ou N:- Y fig A N .us 'If Q' -- I A 1 0 0 Carol Sowa Derry Dean Spencer Richard Spinlc Janice Sprattler Patricia Sramek Edward Stodler Hazel Stamm James Standard Mary Stanizewslci Gerald Stapleton Mariann Stash Ron Stelanek Elaine Sten7el Myrnw Stevens Richard Stillwi-ll Dennis Strong Susan Suelflow Paul Svendscn Carmen Tafoya Richard Thivben Robert Tooyey Terry Townsend Shirley Travis Barbara Traylor Roy Truylor Evelyn Troost Marilyn Troutman Cecil Underhill Dave Underwood Louise Vargas Our cheerleaders are an essential part of homecoming. Here ore some sophomores who help to make the band a success Humans-s.. M f L' 3 5 fe- , '. 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Q .y ' ,S g - 'fi-GQ Nothing escapes the teacher's eye as 1 Jeanine Cavoretto and Ron Johnson will Ronald Vercellotti Thelma Vincent Karen Viscum Georgia Volling Janice Voltarel Frankie Ward Virginia Ward Albert Wason Jack Weaver .lean Weber Rheta Weeks Carole Wegrzyn Sandra Widner Judy Wiedmeyer Helen Williams June Williams Michele Williamson Larry Wilson Maxine Wizorek Sally Wohlgemuth Diane Wolfe Sandra Wood Donna Woodhouse Anita Woods Alice Wrobel Donald Young John Young Kenneth Zadel Duane Zielke Robert Zivaly Russiel Zyla soon find out. These sophomores smile as they struggle through their gym exercises S s kilf Q, k l' Q' ff yffffiw 1.-.,f'-3,,,,,JM, is a-Q, in- All those books are not just far the sake of appearance, but George Hollis and Ed Worst watch nntently as the transformatuon of cuprrc Jlmrme Lou Cash, Pam Sanders, and Gerald Russ are ardently Oxide to copper occurs right before their eyes worklng on a research proiect. James Abrams Linda Alberico Brian Albers John Alexander Ora Allen Arthur Anderson Betty Anderson Carolyn Anderson Lynn Anderson Carole Anglernire David Angus Mary Frances Baca Edward Baldego Lorraine Baldego David Barbic George Baumann Ronald Baxa Mary Ann Becker Robert Becker Mauaarvt Bennett Raymond Blaskey Janc-t Blazevich Charles Blogg Anthony Blum Juanita Boehme JoAnn Borio Glen Bormct Thomas Brnasch Janet Bralnard Georgia Ann Brattwn 1 f.. lk -se' S- .0 i T sl N nl 1 be V ' . 5 x fb . We S x wil? f st Sas. f .N 3 J Nw Yi 5 t K X x Y? .1 Y 2 , , 1 i ft ies .35 'WN' li . rt' fs Y Q lg? Q , n- I A fd' X 'EJJJ' . 9 .. as 1 Q S Q ff Y IV M MIK' rr tr yy 71, x M tt S at 5 R r vit :TZ- Q- 9' Q rt em r rt M Q .fr 5 lb E ' l J ll 'l Q :rr 41--smsmz-s rt ., -r 4 . -:: i rss: :r:.: .ei , M Q si s- QQ me t - '3 Q 1 B305 J' Q - I . K 3, 4,5 35:5 SM,--. is Q .. .. i f A There'll be no more squealing from these pigs after Sharo.: Rode- ghiero, Holly Lea, Mike Wowczak, and Brian Albers complete their biology dissections. f J ' K , .9 x 2 3- ff ,, M cw. .Ta C ' C jg 1 X 4 Kgs- ' H X it . va Qi r C C ' A l 5' ' A1 r 3 A ft--v -Y VK. -. K , , .11 if ' I J Quint! Artist at work! Margaret Bennett is completely enraptured her painting, os Harold Ebenvovh quietly observes her work I I I Q7 rl' .- Cf' 1 an K' B A W W xr im -X , 4: C .- s F' v mf-as 9 9' E' , V s if N Ei C 4 s s ir 1 v m . - N .'-, K. 'X if ,,, ' X ':' L fs 1 C - Z X ' ' ,gl ' 'P ' ITA . 'R if L' C K lx 5' 6. J' fi 5 if . - A X C ,,,' N WK -N'- fy A M .4 V' in 1 .1 W S' g i C PX. 9 I N 1 levy. r , .ef A C e C so or 4- 41 ' D , f 4. we -' . i f . - , , ' 1 auf .t I I K . K cu X .P L me ,.:.. L4 ,. i it Neto Breitweiscr Gloria Brornloerek Paul Brower Stuart Brown Susan Brown Shirley Brozoyich Frank Bruntien Edna Mae Burfhani Diane Burke Cecil Burns Sandra Cogwin Nobbie Campbell Earl Carlton Harold Carter Jimmie lou Cash Sue Chambers Ernestinc Chandler Donna Chesnut Ronald Chinderlc Virginia Clear Lowell Colclasuro JoAnn Collolc-lla Richard Collopy Charlvs Cook Leroy Corlnley Adrian Cordova Roselyn Cornale Deanna Costable Leonard Cox Cecil Cross l t v ' f f John Rigani must be enioying his work on our class float with the assistance of all those girls. You are, aren't you, John? Where are my props? When do I go on stage? This is iust a sample of the hurrying and scurrying which went on back stag the iunior class play, 'Meri' ss. 5 -I 7 y f , 'J 1 CT. ...il so - F E 'f' E x J 7 I J 7 'Esc' A - J s-',?o, at Y! J .X ,tlyffs V J , 3 Y --i N -do A ' , If 29 k'2: , 9' S i isr' , c c -se f J its ' -'JPG' 9-E 'QC' QQ 'pinion f. ' 'Y Q., v w. if J vs - - hw . ,..'- 1 'W' X 1 if 'N' F ' V , J J E ,fiff j x, ,PL . 11-1 ....- ' KY I X li 'L F' we - . l x in . . - .Z 1 5- , ix ' K Y .X - H Y 5 3 Q 1 V J Lf- cg J- Q I 1 , . is ,:.- .ui Ax V YF E E' . I nit 5 E F J N F M - ' Ni' Y gif L 1 X J J E ' c as - G 4- E, ,E .. ,Q . n Q K K Jw at I ,W ,FA sv f . E ' c 'ff-1. as H52 .ew 4- we , . K gg i rs I 1 V ,, ,,:.,. .. E 5 ' ' ' f H K rr' E W- 4' J . fl - Qi so Q Q -Q 'iss f 'R - '- 15, so sift iv .E ss E F - uf s sss E W' sa' F rl X ' J ' J 'L 2 1 it -c' io J J ,, to O O I Gerald Cunico Gary Curtis Michele Curtis Joseph Darin Gary DaRosa Bernice DeClue Donald Dekker Billy Depriest Elaine Derenski Arthur Devereaux Patricia Devine Kenneth Dorian James Drake Mary Dulny Richard Dystrup Dennis Eaton Harold Ebenroth Edward Edson Phyllis Ellena Marian Erickson Jean Erwin Sally Farnsworth Patricia Feithen Sharon Fisher Kenton Fiske Charles Fitzgerald Gloria Fletcher Ralph Foreman Thomas Foreman Raymonda Foster e during J , I if lr' 5 .art -We 'J' Oh my, it certainly was a great day when we received our class rings, Gloria You mean that's all the seats left for the lunlar play? Fletcher's smile reflects her enthusiasm, while Sandy Cagwin awaits her turn, exclairns Betty Anderson, as Mary Fran Baca JoAnn Col Iofello, JoAnn Rodeghiero, and Miss Goerz assist her in reserving a seat. Q I I Carolyn Frampton Terry Freier Carolyn Fulton John Garson David Goeke Constance Govostis Karen Gullicksen George Hollis Philip Halstead Joan Hanna Leonard Hanna Ocie Harris Susan R. Harris Howard Hawes Robert Heeg Davideen Hellberg Nancy Hembrough Carol Henning Mary Herman Jeanine Hickman Ginger Hill Larry Hill Thomas House Judy Jadron Edwin Johnson Jimmy Johnson Thomas Lee Johnson Robert Joly Carol Kasprzycki Wt . 3 ix W5 i 'sa' fx Y -, as ' , sl , if sv '- x- . V. . if gli? ,, ', xiii. k K ,,-. 9 Q 'ii - Q H , s..i 45 A .lf :Ji E? K ry. I A If 5, F , I sss f sd 1 s f fit p : in A ' 2 f L, ,f . f A I Qi L .. M. J V N.. N., i Q no ' 'S' 6- 5 f ,,, -1'-If H' -1 J ,asJ ' Q'-1' g tsss L, V Y . -L' fiiiywi r ,iv gg gg Y yi . ' 0 , in . 7' 5 T in U IN J , Q-L L u r, X xx' K 4? I ' D 'w L2 nu, 7 'C' 6, V 43 Q.. ' L 'Q G- yu.. :sc Cd ,. J L. Donald Kelly We were proud indeed to have such an attractive couple as Judy Novak and Jim Johnson to represent our class in the homecoming events These two also seem to have a common interest in art. Dorothy Ketchum Loran Kimsey Judy Kluslca Elaine Knubbe Judy Knutson George Kobart Barbara Kokosz Dorothy Kon Carolyn Kovacevich Georgine Kozak Marion Kraft Perry Kristich James Kupina Michael Laatz James Lambert Peter Larsen Ralph Larsen Lester Larson Tim Larson Alma Lauffer Holly Lea Keith LeGrand June Legros Sandra Leinbach Kenneth Lindstrom Sharon Lindstrorn Sharon Lockner Patricia Lonclci James Long Lorean Love The cheerleader struts his stuff, wigwags the swaying grand stand throws himself into alphabetical shapes trying to orchestrate his crowd. . . .Carl Sandburg. 'ze ta 1 ,. W an -I 'P s Q-rv 4, . - -n - ..- . M Y 5 ,, L K ,K wr -rs. ,... . Q. ev' 779' N1 Meeting time! Miss Goerz and our class officers Susan Brown Stuart The names Candy Cherry and Gypsy his prize holsteins, certainly mean Brown Audrey Nards rom and Chuck Stanley are busy discussing a lot to Wayne Parker next years vice president of Future Farmers Mary Kay Luebs William Luebs Ludie Lunningham Diane Maguire James Mance Paul Mandeville Marilyn Manthey Thomas Marion Donna Martino Dennis Marzec Robert Mateski Margaret Meadows David Melovic Joseph Miller Robert Miller Charles Mink David Mitzit Bonnie Mlynarik Ray Mohalick Alfred Moos Larry Morris Lawrence Mudron Donald Murphy Joseph Murphy Kathleen Murray William McCarthy June McComb Charles McDavid Coy McElrath Donna Mclntyre yu This friendly snowman is the pride and ioy of Susan Brown, Elaine We have a slight hunch that these juniors just may turn out to be Knubbe, Kathee Murray, Sandy Leinbach, and Carolyn Yates, You the best dancers ot l969l Where did you learn that technique kids? girls have certainly mastered the art al snow sculpture! , - s X qcx 'Q 1 N -5, defzeb 7c2fnefo'epZdqc2za A if f X . -sq, . . 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'- 4, Jerilyn McKinney Charles Nicholls Audrey Nordstrom Judie Novak Arnold Nowitski Kathleen Ogren Dennis Paisley Thomas Paiak Wayne Parker Patricia Pasternak James Pelc Joyce Peoples Mary Grace Pesavento William Petan Karl Petereit Klaus Petereit Carol Peterman Carla Phelps Sandra Pierson Douglas Pierson Christopher Pinn Christine Platko Dorothy Plese Donald Pluth Sandra Pluth James Poe Rosemary Ponkauskas William Poole William Porter Bettieann Pozek Sixteen Candles They re all for Kathy Ogren as some of her frxends What a funny lokel Dave Angus Don Murphy Ray Mohallck celebrate her birthday with a party In the cafeterua and Don Kelly are the objects of Richard Collopy s clownmg as Ronald Price Nancy Pulasku John Puppel Ronald Purdy Paul Rademacher Susan Ragala Ronald Raspollch Kathleen Reed Joann Reszel Sandra Rnebe John Rugonn Patrlcla Rzley Bully Robinson Beverly Rodeghero Sharon Rodeghero Gerald Rodeghnero Joann Rodeghiero Scott Rodeghiero Charles Roesel Barbara Rohde Edward Rossetto Thomas Rossetto Gerald Rothlisberger Ronald Rozanski Patrick Rumchak James Rungaitis Gerald Russ Elise Russell wr .lil ref they laugh hilariously at hns antlcs IW-18 4'x wi A-is kr' I'-V snub. A' in-1 0' 1 - 'hue lu va 2 D ' 04? . . . U60 , , , William Ramsey J X , ' q y 4 by f -Q 'S . . X 5 xf - 5 -v 1 ,, V , Gif. 1 J E2 1 H J J 1 R V 4 KA W s, - ,. 6 L . 'Q ' 3 2 fy - 4 A 'Q 1 .,:. y VY 2 , R , li Ll , A ' K , 3: Q l l 4' Je E K JI at .K W V . A ,mv x , . X 5 5 ff k :K 4 fu - A , -v ,Q L , ' f 3, 'Wk M A - 53' f. A . A IQ, kxkr K K K iggj i 5 . A pig-wif, F NEW A H I? Q X gk s X X M X . . 2 in P ws 0-- ,gig . FT .- ff W fawnws Lgwm 5: f i. 4, L +V, if fla-we A W ,AQ ,Q Q My, what a group of thirsty iuniorsl Barbara Rohde, Perry Kristich, Peter One, two, three, four, one, two, three, four, is the chant of Larsen, Tom Johnson, and Kenton Fiske discuss the latest news, as Kathy these junior girls as they warm-up for a session in GAA Reed and Donna Mclntyre quench their thirst. fit: 5 , Q3 h rs Y - it kyy.. . my K 1 'L U t ,g ., 1- g 2 ' so gik Q r iii,-- l W ' Q R 4 , . ,- so ir' . 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S qt 4 'Tb 3' 'Q X Y 5 ,. sf Al' ,4- on Q' ,- 1 if of an Steve Stewart Jeanne Stobrrr Carol Strysilc Donna Stutz Victor Sullins Barbara Suslci Caryl Swenson Mary Kaye Taylor Michele Tezak Kay Thicben Melody Thompson Patricia Thompson Joanne Today Catherine Townsend Robert Trantina Wilda Turnbough James Vancina Chris Vancura Cecilia Vargas Donna Vincent Taylor Walter James Ward Kay Ward Hazel Washington Michael Wawczalc Jack Waxweilor Robert Welter John Weston Harold Widner Barbara Wius These iunior girls have no intentions of ioining the Union, but Abracadabra, and we have a tree tor our southern garden they surely did a fine job of building this brick wall for the say these prom-workers as Mrs. Shoop looks on with approval prom entrance. ix ,NL QQ SJ ' i Auf , it so E , - gpeiaf 'Wil' '-'rw qu'-0 3 Qs W r sg, ss O I I I Gloria Williams Jesse Williams Bonnie Wilson Donald Wilson Dorothy Winkler Bernard Wittkotski Judy Wolan Carol Wolfe William Woods Edward Worst John Wright Ronald Wrobel Carolyn Yates Carol Young Donna Young Diane Zanelli Sherwin Zeller Ronald Ziesemer Hard work and artistic talents can be plainly seen in this beautiful mural, which played an important part 41' 'iff 'rg Nm . . , , Q. f k -s ., F U . b 1 Qs ' ' sm - 1 . r :Qu .4 0 sr 5, K ' . ' - 'I ll O ., O. - Q u. ' ? N ' 1 ai .5 . . Q , ' QQ' 1 gb X Q A ' in . 3 . . , . Q Ei Q 5 g Q C Q' Q. 14 . . 4 fn - . 2 . -us.. N Q, i 'I U 'av f 4' 93' - ' 2'1 A .J 'X f gf' 1 4 !v,,.v 5' S .bt N .49 .1 - -1 - 1: vii fL 4. 11 ' y - Ay, 7 , K r I ,x I F Q V ,tgifj g xp F4 It is I 1 3 A :if jgfi A 1 Q qs x ,J A ' Vflk. 1 A xx I be f f .ff SK, ,wi di. ff b ' I0 ,:s : ' -' t ' x :Lv QU,,,j1L 'va .1 . r af J 'S ,A H ff' . of spnn N 'sensor time to rp ,, 2,-.2 .' f ,zu- ore Geomsfv - A 0 Bglik-g1,treasu'fQY:w 9' V gr? ,vice-pxiesndentp a Scnavbqw i s,' 'Q' 50M John Thomas Adelman Mary Lou Adkins Elizabeth Ann Alexander Gary Dean Allen James Anderson June Ardys Anderson Marilynn Marie Anderson Robert Dean Angus Kenneih Wayne Armstrong James William Awali x S lg, 4152 Q Q' A of .P-,A-, . 'W JOHN THOMAS ADELMAN - Johnnie , March 6, A Cappella Chorus 4, Future Farmers I, Monitor 4, Pep Club 4, Projectionist Club 4, Boys' Bowling League 4, Senior Play. MARY LOU ADKINS - August 2l, A Cappella Chorus 3,4, Frosh- Soph Chorus l,2, GAA l,2,3,4, Basketball 4, Bowling l,2,3,4, Volley- ball 3,4, Junior Red Cross 3,4, Frosh-Soph Play l,2, Junior Play, Senior Play, National Honor Society 4. ELIZABETH ANN ALEXANDER - Liz , September l5, Cafeteria Aids l,2,3,4, Future Teachers 2,3,4, GAA l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Bowling l,2,3,4, Tennis l, Tumbling 2, Volleyball l,2,3,4, Golf 4, Junior Red Cross 4, LOCK Editorial Staff 2, Monitor 4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Junior Play Committee, Times Staff 3,4, Senior Play Committee. GARY DEAN ALLEN - Peachie , April I9. JAMES ANDERSON - Skinny , July 24, Baseball l,2,3,4, Football l,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4, Wrestling l. JUNE ARDYS ANDERSON - May 24, National Honor Society 3,4, Quill and Scroll 3,4, Class Officer, Vice-President 4, Treasurer 2, Stu- dent Council l,4, Committee Chairman 4, A Cappella Chorus 3,4, Frosh-Soph Chorus l,2, President 2, Vice-President I, Future Nurses l,2,3,4, President 4, Vice-President 3, Secretary 2, GAA l,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Bowling l,2,3, Tennis 2, Volleyball l,2,4, LOCK Business 3,4, LOCK Editorial 2,3,-4, Co-Editorein-Chief 4, Editor 3, Monitor I, Pep Club 2,3,4, Times 2,3. MARILYNN MARIE ANDERSON - Mert , December 25, Cafeteria Aids 3,4, Counseling Room Aids 4, GAA l, Bowling I, Volleyball l. ROBERT DEAN ANGUS - Bob , February 22, Future Farmers I. KENNETH WAYNE ARMSTONG - Ken , May 25, Chess Club 4. JAMES WILLIAM AWALT - May 20, Track I, Manager, Baseball 2, Football 4, Wrestling 3, Chess Club 4, L Club 4, Proiectionist Club l,2,3,4, Vice-President 2. BONNIE LEE AYERS - Bon , August l8, Student Council 3,4, Secretary 4, Cafeteria Aids l,2,3,4, GAA l,2,3,4, President 4, Bas- ketball l,2,3,4, Lifesaving 2, Tumbling 2, Volleyball l,2,3,4, Junior Red Cross 2,4, LOCK Editorial Staff 2,3, Pep Club 2,3,4, Vice- President 4, Junior Play Committee, Times Stott 2,3,4, Senior Play Committee, National Honor Society 4. KAY LETA AYERS - July IB, A Cappella Chorus 4, Frosh-Soph Chorus l, GAA l,2,3,4, Bowling l,2,3,4, Tennis 4, Volleyball l,2, 3,4, Oflice Assistant 4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Junior Play Committee, Armistice Day Program 4, Future Nurses l,2,3,4, Treasurer 3. DONALD JOSEPH BABICH - Bat , July 7, Wrestling l. DUNCAN RICHARD BACHMANN - Dunc , January 9, National Athletic Scholarship Society 2, Football l,2, Golf I, Swimming l,2,3, Tennis 214: Cafeteria Aids 4, A Cappella Chorus 4, Madrigals 4, Pep Club 3,4, Armistice Day Program 4. JAMES LARRY BAILEY - August 24, Tennis l, Wrestling l, Projec- tionist Club I,2,3,4. RANDAL LEE BAILEY - Beetle , February 4, Baseball l,2,3,4, L Club 4, Pep Club 3. PAUL DEAN BANISTER - Bonny , March 28, National Athletic Scholarship Society 2, Football l,2,3,4, Track I,2,3,4, Future Farmers l,2,3,4, Vice-President 4, L Club 4, Pep Club 4, Boys' Bowling 4. JUDITH ETHLAND BARTSCH - Judie , February 2l, Cafeteria Aids 3,4, GAA l,2,3, Basketball 2,3, Bowling l,2,3, Tumbling 2, Volley- ball l,2,3, Pep Club 2,3, Frosh-Soph Play I, Junior Play Committee, Christmas Program 4. Bonnie Lee Ayers Kay Leta Ayers James Larry Bailey Randel Lee Bailey Donald Joseph Babich Duncan Richard Bachmann Paul Dean Banister Judith Ethland Bartsch 131 BARBARA JEAN BAXA - Barb , February 27, A Cappella Chorus 3,4, Frosh-Soph Chorus l,2, Madrigals 3,4, GAA 2,3,4, Bas- ketball 2,3, Bowling 2,3, Volleyball 2,3, Junior Red Cross 3, LOCK Editorial Stal? 4, Monitor 4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Future Nurses' Club l,2, 3,4, Treasurer 4, Senior Play. RUTH ANN BENCK - June 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Student Council 4, Future Teachers 2,3,4, Pep Club 3,4. JOHN NORMAN BENNETT - Doc , May l7, Wrestling 2,3, Future Teachers 4, Times 4. KATHERINE ANN BIER - Kathie , December l9, Class Otiicerz Treasurer l, Band l,2,3,4, Cafeteria Aids l, Future Teachers 2,3, GAA l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3, Bowling l,2,3,4, Lifesaving 2, Tennis l,2, Volleyball l,2,3,4, Junior Red Cross 3, LOCK Editorial Stal? 2,3, Pep Club 2,3,4, Junior Play, Christmas Program 4, Telegraphic Bowl- ing Team 3, Pep Band 2,3,4. DARLENE BLAHA - Dolly , January 3, Monitor 2, Future Nurses 4, JEAN ANN BLASING - Jeanne , November 4, Monitor 3,4. RONALD LEE BLASING - Ron , January 7, Monitor 4. PATRICK EDWARD BOLAND - Pat , June l9, National Honor So- ciety 3,4, Treasurer-Historian 4, Quill 8- Scroll 3,4, National Athletic Scholarship Society 3,4, Class Officers, Treasurer 3,4, Student Coun- cil 2,3,4, Committee Chairman 4, Baseball l,2,3, Basketball l, Foot- ball l, Boys' Bowling 4, Monitor 4, Times Staff 2,3,4, Ca-Editor-in- Chief 4. RAYMOND LEE BOLAND - Mick ,- August 3, National Athletic Scholarship Society 2, Track 2,4, Monitor 3,4. WILLIAM BOYINGTON - Bill , January lo, Football l,2,3,4, Manager, Baseball l,2, Wrestling l,2,3. JAMES HENRY BREIHAN - Jim , August 30, Swimming l,2,3, Tennis 2, LOCK Business Staff 4, Business Manager 4, Pep Club 2, Quill and Scroll 4, National Honor Society 4. PHILIP BRICK - Phil , September l3, Monitor 4. DIANE LEE BROWN - Widgh , June l, A Cappella Chorus 3,4, Vice-President 4, Frosh-Soph Chorus l,2, GAA l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3, Bowling l,2,3,4, Lifesaving 2, Tennis l,2,3, Volleyball l,2,3,4, Junior Red Cross 4, LOCK Editorial Staff 4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Junior Play Committee. GEORGE ALLAN BRUNNER - February 28, National Honor Society 3,4, National Athletic Scholarship Society 2,3,4, Class Olhcer, President 4, Student Council 4, Football l,2, Tennis l, Wrestling l,2,3,4, Monitor 4, Baseball 4. ROBERT SAM BUCK - Sam , September 25, Future Farmers l,2,3,4. ROBERT ANTHONY BUMBER - Bob , June l5, Football l, Wrestling l, Cafeteria Aids l,2,3,4, Monitor 3,4. SUSANNE BURCHAM - Sue , April 2, Frosh-Soph Chorus l, Future Teachers l,2,3,4, GAA l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Bowling l,2,3,4, Volleyball l,2,3,4, Monitor 4, Pep Club 3, Junior Play Committee, National Honor Society 4. BARBARA ANN BURKE - Barb , January 2l, Entered 2, GAA 4, Tennis 4, Volleyball 4. Barbara Jean Baxa Ruth Ann Benck Darlene Blaha Jean Ann Blasing John Norman Bennett Katherine Ann Bier Ronald Lee Blasing Patrick Edward Boland Raymond Lee Boland Wllllam Boylnglon James Henry Brelhan Philip Brick Diane Lee Brown George Allan Brunner Roberf Sam Buck Roberf Anihony Bumber Susanne Burcham Barbara Ann Burke G! 7259 A9 - .. 1 .' 2 I ll Carolyn Burris Carla Ann Busch Bonnie Marie Cagwin Mary Nell Campbell Mildred E. Campbell Carol Ann Capisfa John H. Carpenter Randall Wayne Carroll Jyme Chandler J. Ken? Chesnut CAROLYN BURRIS - Burrie , June IO, Band l, A Cappella Chorus 3,4, Frosh'Soph Chorus 2, GAA 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Bowling 2,3, Lifesaving 2, Volleyball 2,3,4, Pep Club 3,4. CARLA ANN BUSCH - February l2, A Cappella Chorus 3.4, Frosh- Soph Chorus l,2, Secretary 2, GAA l,2, Basketball l,2, Bowling i,2, Tennis l,2, Volleyball l,2, Pep Club 2,3,4. BONNIE MARIE CAGWIN - August 26, Class Officer: Vice-President 2, Band l,2,3,4, GAA l,2,3, Basketball l,2,3, Bowling l,2,3, Tennis l, Tumbling 2, Volleyball l,2,3, Junior Red Cross 3, Library Aids l, LOCK Business Staft 4, LOCK Editorial Stott 2, Monitor 4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Frosh-Saph Play l,2. MARY NELL CAMPBELL - Peaches , February 6. MILDRED E. CAMPBELL- Millie , January l9, GAA l,2,3,4, Basket- ball l,2,3,4, Volleyball l,2,3,4, Future Nurses 2,3,4, CAROL ANN CAPISTA - December 5, Counseling Room Aids 4, Fu- ture Teachers 3,4, GAA l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Bowling l,2,3,4, Lite Saving 2, Tennis 2, Tumbling 2, Volleyball l,2,3,4, Junior Red Cross l,2,3,4, Vice-President 4, Library Aids 2,3,4, LOCK Business Stat? 2,4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Junior Play Committee, Christmas Pro- gram 4. JOHN H, CARPENTER - Jack , March 4, Baseball 2,4. Edgar Earl Clark Ronald Clark Gregory Charles Comer Gerald Francis Conant RANDALL WAYNE CARROLL - Randy , March 28, National Ath- letic Scholarship Society 2, Swimming 2,3, Monitor 4, Pep Club 3, Boys' Bowling 4. JYME CHANDLER - Bunny , May 7, GAA l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2, 3,4, Volleyball l,2,3,4, Future Nurses 2,3,4. J. KENT CHESNUT - August lO, Boys' Bowling 3, EDGAR EARL CLARK - Ed , December 3, Baseball l,2,3, Football l,2,3,4, Cafeteria Aid l,2,3, L Club 2, Monitor 4, Boys' Bowling 4, Christmas Program 4. RONALD CLARK - Ron , December l8. DERWIN PETER CLEVELAND - Dubs , August 3l, National Athletic Christmas Program 4. KAREN ANN COLEGROVE - August 2l, Entered 4, GAA 4, Bas- ketball 4, Bowling 4, Volleyball 4, Future Nurses 4. GREGORY CHARLES COMER - December 30, Wrestling l, Mani- tor 2. GERALD FRANCIS CONANT - Jerry , July l7, Monitor 3,4. CHARLES ARTHUR CONFER - Bunny , July l2. RICHARD LARRY COTTER - Dick , December 22, Basketball l,2, 3,4, Tennis 3, L Club 4, Monitor 2,4, Senior Play. I f ,- Derwin Peter Cleveland Karen Ann Colegrove Charles Arthur Confer Richard Leroy Cotter 135 Scholarship Society 2,4, Track l,2,3, Boys' Bowling 4, Pep Club 3, JYME M. CRABB - October 2, A Cappella Chorus 3,4, Frosh-Soph l,2, Madrigals 3, Counseling Room Aids 4, GAA I,2,3, Basketball I,2,3, Bowling 2,3, Tennis I, Volleyball l,2,3, Pep Club 2,3,4. KELLY WAYNE CRADER - August I9, National Athletic Scholarship Society 2,3,4, Tennis 2, Wrestling 2,3,4, L Club 4, Monitor 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4. NICK ROBERT CRNKOVICH - Pooch , January 27, Bowling 3. SHARON MARGARET CRONHOLM - Sherry , September 5, Cafe- teria Aids l,2,3,4, Counseling Room Aids 4, Future Teachers 4, GAA I,2,3,4, Secretary 3, Basketball 2,3,4, Bowling 2,3,4, Lifesaving I, 2,3, Tennis I,2,4, Volleyball I,2,3,4, Junior Red Cross l,2,4, LOCK Business Staff 2,3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Frosh-Soph Play 2, Times Staff I,2,4, National Honor Society 4. CAROLYN BELLE CUMMINGS - March 2, Student Council 2,4, Future Teachers 4, GAA 3,4, Basketball 3,4, Bowling 3,4, Volleyball 3,4, Of- fice Assistant 3, Pep Club 3,4, Junior Play Committee, Times Stat? 3,4, Senior Play, National Honor Society 4. ANGELA MARIE CUNICO - Ange , May I8, GAA l,2, Basketball I, Bowling I, Volleyball I,2, Monitor 4, Pep Club 3. .IUDITH ANN CUNICO - Jud , June 27, Frosh-Soph Chorus l,2, GAA I,2,3, Basketball 2, Bowling l,2, Tennis l,2, Volleyball I,2,3, Monitor 3,4, Pep Club 4, Future Nurses 3,4. RONALD LEE DAHLGREN - Ron , April 22, Manager: Baseball 3, Football 2,3, Swimming 3, Tennis 2, Proiectionist I. LOUIS FREDRICK DARIN - June I7, Band I,2,3,4, Baseball I,2,3, Football l,2,3,4, Wrestling I, Cafeteria Aids l,2,3,4, Armistice Day Program 4. JAMES DAVIA - Jim , July 29, Swimming 2. BETTY ANN DAVIS -'September 8, Entered 4. JOE MACK DAVIS - Jo-Jo , September 29, Basketball 2,3,4, Track 2,4. DIANE CATHERINE DAVITO - August 23, Entered 3, A Cappella Chorus 4, GAA 3,4, Bowling 3,4, Junior Red Cross 4, Monitor 3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Junior Play Committee. ROSELLA LEE DEANGELIS - Rosie , March 27, GAA I,2,3,4, Bas- ketball 2,3,4, Bowling I,2,3,4, Volleyball l,2,3,4, Tumbling 2, Junior Red Cross 3,4, Secretary 4, Monitor 4. BARBARA JOSEPHINE DEHM - Barb , November I7, GAA I,2,3,4, Basketball 4, Bowling l,2,3,4, Tennis 3, Tumbling 2, Volleyball l,2,3, 4, Monitor 3, Pep Club 3,4, Junior Play, Future Nurses Club l,2,3,4. GAYLORD DELSASSO - Ditter , November 24, Swimming I. GARY EDWARD DEMPSEY - Gizmo , November I7, Wrestling 3. SANDRA LEE DETAR - Sandy , July 16, Chorus i,2,3,4, Madrigals 3,4, GAA 3,4, Tennis 3, Volleyball 3,4, Lock Business Stal? 4, Pep Club 3,4, Junior Play Committee, Senior Play Committee, Times Staff 4 JYWW M- Cfcbb Kelly Wayne Crader Carolyn Belle Cummings Angela Marie Cunico Nick Robert Crnkovich Sharon Margaret Cronholm Judith Ann Cunigo Ronald Lee Dahlgren Louis Fredrick Darin James Dovia Betty Ann Davis Joe Mack Davis Diane Catherine Davito Roselle lee DeAngelis M Barbara Josephine Dehm Gqylgnd DelSa55g Gary Edward Dempsey Sandra Lee Detar U! i?5? 'I he Z. 138 John Charles Diaz Andy Carl Dierf James Lee Eichelberger Rober1Ernesi Eklund Gerald Ray Erickson Edward Charles Farnswo rvh Y! Robert James Ferry Rebecca Elizabeth Fletcher Iris Filipowicz Ronald Valenline Flores JOHN CHARLES DIAZ - Jack , February Il, Class Officer, Secre- tary 2, Student Council l, Band l,2,3,4, Football l,2, Swimming l,2, Track I,2, Future Farmers 3,4, Secretary 3, Monitor l, Frosh-Soph Play l,2. ANDY CARL DJERF - April I4, National Athletic Scholarship So- ciety 2, Student Council 3,4, Treasurer 3, Committee Chairman 4, Golf I, Swimming I,2,3,4, Tennis 2,3,4, Manager, Football 2, Cafe- teria Aids l,2,3,4, Chess Club 4, Monitor 4, Pep Club 3,4, Lifesaving I,2,3. JAMES LEE EICHELBERGER - Ike , January 25, Future Farmers I,2, 3,4. ROBERT ERNEST EKLUND - December I6. GERALD RAY ERICKSON - Jerry , April 6. EDWARD CHARLES FARNSWORTH - Eddie , July 23, Basketball I, Football l,4. ROBERT JAMES FERRY - Bob , October 9, Baseball I, Football l,2,4, IRIS FILIPOWICZ - September IO, GAA I,4, Basketball l,4, Bowling l,4, Library Aids 2, Monitor 4. REBECCA ELIZABETH FLETCHER - Becky , March 23, Band l,2, Frosh-Soph Chorus I, GAA I, Volleyball I. RONALD VALENTINE FLORES - May lo, Entered 4. LINDA LOUISE FLORY - Flub , June I3, Band I, A Cappella Chorus 3,4, Frosh-Soph Chorus l,2, Madrigals 2,3, Counseling Room Aids 4, Future Teachers 2,3,4, GAA I,2,3, Basketball l,2,3, Bowling I, Volleyball I,2,3., Pep Club 2,3,4, Junior Play Committee. SHIRLEY ANN FOSCHI - Shirl , December ll, GAA l,2,3,4, Bos- ketball 2,3,4, Bowling I,2,3,4, Volleyball I,2,3,4, Monitor 4. BETTE JEANNE FOSTER - Bet's , July 8, Entered 3, Future Nurses 3,4. IRENE ANTIONETTE FOX - Penny , December 27, Student Coun- cil 4, Frosh-Soph Chorus I, Counseling Room Aids 4, GAA l,2,3,4, Basketball 3, Bowling l,2,3,4, Volleyball I,3,4, Junior Red Cross 2, Library Aids l,2,3,4, President 4, Vice-President 3, LOCK Business Staff 4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Frosh-Soph Play 2, Junior Play, Times Staff 3,4, Associate Editor 4, National Honor Society 4, Senior Play Committee. RUTH ANN FRADENBURG - August l3, GAA 3,4, Basketball 3,4, Volleyball 3,4, Library Aids 3. JOANN MARIE FRANCESCON - Jo , January 27, GAA l,2,3, Basketball 2, Bowling l,2, Volleyball I,2,3, Pep Club 2. JUDITH MAY FRANCESCON - Frenchie , March I4, Frosh-Soph Chorus I, GAA l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3, Bowling I,2,3,4, Tennis I,2, Volleyball l,2,3,4, Junior Red Cross 4, Monitor 4. EDWARD J. FRAZIER - Ed , June 8, National Athletic Scholarship Society I, Track I,2,3,4. Linda Louise Flory Shirley Ann Foschi Ruth Ann Fradenburg Joann Marie Francescon Bette Jeanne Foster Irene Antionette Fox Judith May Francescon Edward J. Frazier LORA JEAN FREIER - Lori 5 March 285 Frosh-Soph Chorus I5 GAA l,25 Basketball I,2, Bowling I, Volleyball 25 Pep Club 4. CAROL JEAN GAINES - July IB5 GAA 'l,2,3, Basketball l,2,3, Bowling I,2,3, Volleyball I,2,35 Monitor 4. CAROL ANN GEHNER - November 235 Student Council lp GAA l,2,3, Basketball I,2,3, Bowling l,2,3, Volleyball I,2,35 Monitor l,35 Junior Play. JOSEPH LAWRENCE GIARDINA - Joe 5 August 205 Track 2. MAXINE ELIZABETH GILL - Mac 5 April 35 A Cappella Chorus 3,45 Frosh-Soph Chorus l,25 GAA 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Volleyball 2,3,45 Monitor 45 Junior Play Committee, Senior Play Committee, MARJORIE AGNES GLASSER - Margy 5 July 3l5 Band l,2,3,45 Frosh-Soph Chorus lg Future Teachers ly GAA l,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Bowling l,2,3,4, Tumbling I,2, Volleyball I,2,3,45 Junior Red Cross lg LOCK Business Staff 45 Junior Play5 Armistice Day Program 45 Times Staff 2,45 Future Nurses l,2,3,45 Pep Band 2. MICHAEL ALAN GLEASON - Mike 5 October 85 Quill and Scroll 3,45 National Athletic Scholarship Society 2,3,45 Student Council 35 Basketball lg Football l,25 Swimming 2,3,4, Track I,2,35 Chess Club 45 A Cappella Chorus l,2,3,4, Secretary 35 Madrigals 2,3,45 LOCK Business Staff 45 LOCK Editorial Staff 35 Junior Play5 Times Staff 2,3,4, Associate Editor 45 Lifesaving 2,3,45 Senior Play. KAREN MARIE GRAMM - June 205 Entered 25 A Cappella Chorus 45 GAA 4, Bowling 45 Junior Red Cross 3,45 Monitor 45 Pep Club 3,45 Junior Play Committee. BERNADINE MARIE GRIKSTAS - Bernie 5 January IB5 GAA l,2,3,4, Basketball I,2,3, Bowling l,2,3,4, Volleyball I,2,35 Monitor 45 Pep Club 4. JACQUELYN MARIE GROGAN - Jacque 5 September I25 Counsel- ing Room Aids 45 GAA l,2,3, Basketball I,2, Bowling l,2,3, Volley- ball I,2,35 Monitor 3,45 Pep Club 25 Office Assistant 3. WAYNE EDWARD GROSSKLAUS - Wanz 5 January 23. RONALD VALENTINE GUDAC - June ly Student Council 25 A Cap- pella 3,45 LOCK Business 2,35 LOCK Editorial Staff 35 Monitor 45 Frosh-Soph Play l,25 Christmas Program 25 Projectionist Club l,25 Boys' Bowling 4. LILLIAN BERTHA GUTZEIT - Lil 5 March 25 Monitor 45 Future Nurses I,2,3,4. ROSE ANNA HACKER - October l35 GAA l,2,3,45 Bowling I,2,45 Tennis I,2,3. JOHN ANDREW HADVIZJAK - Habbie 5 May 3l5 Monitor 45 Sen- ior Play Committee. RANDALL LEE HARPER - June l35 Entered 3. OCIE HARRIS - April 28. THOMAS EDWARD HARTFORD - Tom 5 June I25 Golf 25 Tennis lg Managers: Basketball 25 Football lg Wrestling lg Library Aids 25 Monitor 45 Boys' Bowling 4. Lara Jean Freier Carol Jean Gaines Maxine Elizabeth Gill Marjorie Agnes Glasser ' rt.. I f gs g. W ,Q Lil Carol Ann Gehner Joe Larry Giardina Michael Alon Gleason Karen Marie Gramm Bernadine Marie Griksfas Jacquelyn Marie Grogan Wayne Edward Grossklaus Ronald Valentine Gudac Lillian Berfha Gurxeii' Rose Anna Hacker John Andrsw Hadviziak Randall Lee Harper Ocio Harris Thomas Edward Hartford .-4 'J l?59 41110 .1 g X . xf? Q 0 0 ,a Ruth Ann Hahon Judith Ann Haver Larry Edward Hedden Beafrice Kay Heggeriy Sharon Ann Herman Carl Edward Heussner Betty Louise Hill Linda Ellen Herron Carol Lee Heussner Peggy Sue Holmes RUTH ANN HATTON - Ruthie , August 9, Entered 2, Student Council 4, Library Aids 4, National Honor Society 4. JUDITH ANN HAVER - Judy , April IO, GAA I,2,3,4: Basketball 2,3,4, Bowling I,2,3,4, Volleyball I,2,3,4, Monitor 4. LAWRENCE EDWARD HEDDEN - November I5, Wrestling I. BEATRICE KAY HEGGERTY - Bea , September 7, Entered 3, A Cap- pella Chorus 4, Pep Club 3,4, Monitor 3, Future Nurses 3,4, Cor- responding Secretary 4, National Honor Society 4. SHARON ANN HERMAN - Herm Germ , July 3, GAA I,2,3,4, Basketball 2, Bowling I,2, Volleyball I,2,3,4, Junior Red Cross I, Monitor I. LINDA ELLEN HERRON - Lin , May I7, Band I, A Cappella 3,4, Frosh-Soph Chorus I,2, Madrigals 3, GAA l,2,4, Basketball I,2, Bowling 2,4, Volleyball I,2,4, Junior Red Cross 2,3, Treasurer 3, Pep Club 2,3,4, Junior Play Committee, Senior Play Committee. CARL EDWARD HEUSSNER - Abe , August I9, Football I, Future Farmers I,2,3,4, President 4, Reporter 3, Monitor 3,4. CAROL LEE HEUSSNER - Sis , August I9, GAA 4, Bowling 4, Monitor 4. BETTY LOUISE HILL -June 4, GAA 2, Volleyball 2. PEGGY SUE HOLMES - Skeeziks , March 6, Frosh-Soph Chorus I, Counseling Room Aids 4, Junior Red Cross 3, Monitor 3,4, CHARLES EDWARD HOLT - Chuck , October II, Monitor 3. GARY LEE HOUSEHOLDER -July l. JOHN MICHAEL HOWARD - Coward , September 27, Baseball 2, Football 2,3,4, Track 3, Manager, Basketball 3, Armistice Day Pro- gram 4. EARL LEONARD HUTCHINSON - Hutch , November I6, Golf I,2,3, Wrestling I,2,3,4, L Club 4. JANET LYNN JACKSON - Jan , September 22, Frosh-Soph Chorus 2, GAA I,2,3,4, Basketball I,2,3,4, Bowling l,2,3,4, Tumbling 2,3, Volleyball I,2,3,4, Monitor 3,4, Oliice Assistant 4. VIRGINIA CATHERINE IAI-INEKE - f'v.I. , March 22, GAA 2,3,4, Basketball 2,3, Bowling 2,3,4, Volleyball 2,3,4. GARY LESTER JAMES - Shorty , March I8, National Honor Society 3,4, President 4, National Athletic Scholarship Society 2, Stu- dent Council 4, Track I,2,3. ELAINE ALLENE JOHNSON - Laine , May 7, A Cappella Chorus 3,4, Frosh-Soph Chorus I,2, GAA l,2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Bowling I,2, Tennis I,2, Tumbling 2, Volleyball I,2,3,4, Golf 4, LOCK Business Staff 3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Junior Play Committee, Future Nurses Club I,2,3,4. Charles Edward Holt Gary lee Householder 5 , . . John Michael Howard Earl Leonard Hutchinson Janet Lynn Jackson Virginia Catherine Jahneke Gary Lester James Elaine Allene Johnson IT. WAYNE GLENN JOHNSON - September I4, National Honor So- ciety 3,4, Vice-President 4, Student Council 2,3,4, Committee Chair- man 4, Cafeteria Aid I,2,3,4. REBECCA JONES - Becky'f, October 27, A Cappella Chorus 3,4, Frosh-Soph Chorus I,2, G.A.A. 4, Basketball 4, Volleyball 4, CAROLE ANN JUNGLES - July 25, Frosh-Soph Chorus I, G.A.A. I,2,3, Volleyball I,2,3. MARY THERESA JURICIC - Mar , December 20, GAA I,3,4, Bas- ketball I,3,4, Volleyball I,3.4, Monitor 3. WALTER WILLIAM JURICIC - Juice , February 23. CAROLYN ROSE KALUZNY - Carol , June 24, GAA I,2,3,4, Bos- ketball 2,3,4, Bowling I,2,3,4, Volleyball I,2,3,4, LOCK Business Staff 3,4, Monitor 3, Frosh-Soph Play 2, Junior Play Committee, Sen- ior Play Committee. BARBARA J. KAVENY - Barb , April 22, Band I, Frosh-Soph Chorus 2, GAA 3, Bowling 3, LOCK Business Stott 3,4, Monitor 3,4, Pep Club 2,4, Junior Play Committee, Senior Play Committee, Times Staff 4. KENNETH WILLARD KELLY - Ken , March 23. SCOTT LEWIS KENNEDY - S, K. the D. J. , November I8, Stu- dent Council 4, Band I,2, Baseball 2, Monitor 3,4, Frosh-Soph Play I, Junior Play, Senior Play, Christmas Program 2, Boys' Bowling 4, Treasurer 4, National Honor Society 4. ROSIE LEE KEYES - Angel , May 5, A Cappella Chorus 3, Frosh-Soph Chorus I,2, GAA 3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Volleyball 2,3,4. ROBERT ANTHONY KIELMA - November 8. KENNETH FRED KLING - Ken , July I6, Future Farmers 2. LARRY MARK KLUSKA - June I. NICKOLAS DONALD KOBE - Meeka , July 2I, Band l,2,3,4, MARDELL YVONNE KONICEK - DelIie , August 7, Student Coun- cil 3, Counseling Room Aids 4, GAA 3,4, Basketball 3,4, Bowling 3,4, Tennis 4, Volleyball 3,4, Junior Red Cross 4, LOCK Business Stat? 4, Monitor 3,4, Pep Club 3, Junior Play Committee, Senior Play Committee, National Honor Society 4. VIOLETTE VIRGINIA KONOW - Vi , April 27, GAA I, Volleyball I, Senior Play Committee. ANDREW J. KOTOWICZ - Andy , July 4, National Athletic Scholarship Society 2, Football I,2,3,4, Track I, Wrestling I, L Club 3,4. MICHAEL RICHARD LADRICH - Big Mike , July 21, Baseball 2, Football I,2,3,4, Track I, Wrestling 3, Senior Play. Ike . Wayne Glenn Johnson Rebecca Jones Mary Theresa Juricic Carolyn Rose Kaluzny is 'WTS Carole Ann Jungles Walter William Juricic Barbara J. Kaveney Kenneth Willard Kelly 144 ts . . .A V .. ggi. yi. 45. . ,. '. 1 :4-gf 9- Scott lewis Kennedy Rosie Lee Keyes Robert Anthony Kielma Kenneth Fred Kling larry Mark Kluska Nickclas Donald Kobe ff' Mardell Yvonne Konicek Andrew J. Kotowicz , oif- ,im Violette Virginia Konow Michael Richard Ladrick df 7959 -7-' ..f ' U j Edward John Larson Charles Lesfer Lauifer Scot? Jay Lefevers Terrance A. Legan Robert Wayne Lemon Daniel John Likar QSM William Edward Lindemann Corrine Antoinette Longhini James Alan Lund Gerald Arvid Lundeen EDWARD JOHN LARSON - Eddie 5 September 2. CHARLES LESTER LAUFFER - Chuck 5 February I5 Football I5 Track I,2,35 Cafeteria Aids I,2,3,45 Pep Club 25 National Honor Society 4. SCOTT JAY LEFEVERS - Jay 5 May 23: Swimming I. TERRANCE A. LEGAN - Ter 5 May 245 Band l,2,3, Secretory 2, Treasurer Ig Basketball I5 A Cappella Chorus 3, Secretary 35 Ger- man Bond I,2,35 Orchestra l,2,35 Drum Maior Assistant 25 Drum Maior 3. ROBERT WAYNE LEMON - Bob 5 November I95 A Cappella Chorus 45 Junior Red Cross 45 Senior Play Committee5 Christmas Program 4. DANIEL JOHN LIKAR - Danny 5 October 215 Band I,2,3,45 Golf I,25 Swimming 25 Times Stott 35 Senior Play. WILLIAM EDWARD LINDEMANN -- January I. CORRINE ANTOINETTE LONGHINI - July I55 Future Teachers I5 GAA I,2,3,4, Basketball 253, Bowling I,3, Volleyball 2,3,45 Monitor 35 Oflice Assistant 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Christmas Proqram 45 Future Nurses I,2,3,4. JAMES ALAN LUND - Gowsk 5 February 45 National Honor So- ciety 3,45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 National Athletic Scholarship Society 3,45 Student Council 253,45 Basketball lg Football I5 Golf I,2,45 Swimming 2,3,45 Chess Club 45 A Cappella Chorus I,2,3,4, President 4, Treasurer 35 Madrigals 2,3,45 LOCK Business Staft 3,45 LOCK Editorial Staft 2,3545 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Proiectionist Club 2,35 President 35 Times 2,3,4. GERALD ARVIN LUNDEEN - Jerry 5 August 305 Student Council 45 Band l,2,3,4, President 45 Golf 25 LOCK Business Stott 3,45 Pep Club 25 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Proiectionist Club 2,3, Vice-President 3, Treasurer 25 Times Staff 45 Boys' Bowling 45 Pep Club 3,45 Orchestra 45 Quill and Scroll 4. CAROL MARIE LUSCIATTI - Kay 5 July IO5 A Cappella Chorus 35 Frosh-Soph Chorus I,25 Monitor 3. IVAN WILLIAM MQCDONALD - Mac 5 February I3. JEAN CATHERINE MALINOSKI - Mouse 5 June I75 Student Coun- cil 45 Cheerleader I,2,3,45 A Cappella Chorus 25 Frosh-Soph Chorus l,25 GAA I,2,3,4, Basketball I,2, Bowling 4, Tennis I,3, Vol- leyball I,2,3,45 Junior Red Cross I,2,35 Library Aids I,25 Junior Play. JACK L. MALNAR - April 295 Boys' Bowling 3,4. JEANNE MARIE MARCINKUS - October 225 Entered 45 Senior Play Committee. NORMAN KENT MAROCCO - Norm 5 April 85 Entered 45 Moni- tor 4. ROBERT JOSEPH MASLAN - Mas 5 September 55 Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball I,2,3,45 Cafeteria Aid I,2,3,45 L Club 4, JEANETTE MATESI - Jeanne 5 April 225 Cafeteria Aid I,2,3,45 GAA I,2,3,4, Bowling I,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3545 Times Stott 3,45 Na- tional Honor Society 4. Carol Marie Lusciotti Ivan William MacDonald Jeanne Marie Marcinkus Norman Kent Morocco If Jean Catherine Molinoslxi Jack L. Malnar Robert Joseph Maslan Jeanette Matesi 147 ROBERT FARRIS MATLOCK - Bob , February 28, Baseball 2, Foot- ball l, Golf I, Swimming l,2,3, A Cappella Chorus l,2,3, Lifesaving 2,3. DON O. MEDEK - January 29, A Cappella Chorus 3, FRANK MENDOZA - October 3. LINDA LEE MERRITT - Blondie , November 2l, Frosh-Soph Chorus l,2, GAA I, Tennis I, Volleyball I. ROBERT RUSSELL METCALF - Farmer , August 30, Entered 4. JOESEPH WILLIAM MILLER - December l5. PATRICIA ANN MOROZ - Moochie , November 7, Quill and Scroll 3, Student Council 4, Frosh-Soph Chorus I, Future Teachers I,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, GAA I,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Bowling 2,3,4, Volley- ball l,2,3,4, Junior Red Cross I,2,3,4, Historian 3,4, President 4, Library Aids 2,3,4, Vive-President 4, Secretary 3, LOCK Business Staff 2,3,4, Monitor 4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Junior Play Committee, Times Staff 2,3,4, Senior Play Committee. ILONA M. MOTZ - March I6, Chess Club 4, Future Teachers 4, GAA I,2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Bowling l,2,3, Volleyball l,2,3, LOCK Editorial Staff 4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Frosh-Soph Play 2, Junior Play. THOMAS HENRY MURRAY - Tom , August 26, Football l,2, Swim- ming l,2, Tennis 2, Future Farmers 4, Monitor 4. MARGARET SUE MURRIE - Sue , October 24, Future Teachers i,2, 3,4, GAA I,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3, Tumbling 2, Tennis l,2,3, Volley- ball 2,3,4, LOCK Business Stat? 3,4, Monitor 3, Pep Club 3,4, CAROL JEAN MUSHRO - September 6, Entered 4. WILBERT McCLELLAN - August 25, Basketball 2. CAROLE ANN McGINN - Mickie , January 3l, Cafeteria Aids l,2, 3,4, ROBERT LEE MCNEAR - Bob , December 14, Basketball 2, Foot- ball I, Track 3. GEORGE M. MCQUARY, Jr. - October 'lO, Wrestling 2,3, Monitor 3,4. DONALD NAGEL - Don , July 30, Football l, Monitor 3, Boys' Bowling 4. DONNA LEE NEHLS - Donnie , May I9, Band l,2,3, GAA 2,4, Bowling 2,4, Volleyball 2,4, Pep Club 3,4, Junior Play Committee. JAMES RICHARD NELSON - Nels , July I7, Entered 2, Baseball I,2,3,4, Basketball 2, L Club 4. Robert Farris Matlock Don O, Medek Robert Russell Metcalf jgegeph william Mille,- Frank Mendoza Linda Lee Merritt Patricia Ann Moroz Ilono M. Motz Thomas Henry Murray Margaref Sue Murrie Carol Jean Mushro Wilberf McClellan Carole Ann McGinn Robert Lee McNear George M. McQuary, Jr, Donald Nagel Donna Lee Nehls James Richard Nelson of 7957 Wg'- wif jill PX X I Q Sandra Lucille Nikiel Georgia Lee Nordstrom Marlen Elaine Nordstrom Marjorie Ann Olson Mary Kay Pahl Stephen Charles Pariak Carole Ann Pauly Leonard John Pavlich June Aldine Peoples Mary Ann Pesavento 150 SANDRA LUCILLE NIKIEL - Sandy , November I7, Counselina Room Aids 4, GAA I,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3, Bowling l,2,3,4, Life- saving 2, Volleyball I,2,3,4, Library Aids 2,3,4, Secretary 4, Pep Club 2,3,4. GEORGIA LEE NORDSTROM - Babe , March 25, National Honor Society 3,4, Quill and Scroll 3, Band I,2,3, Frosh-Soph Chorus I, GAA I,2,3,4, Basketball 2,3, Bowling I,2,3,4, Lifesaving 2,3, Tumb- ling I, Volleyball l,2,3, Times Staff 3,4, Pep Club 2. MARLENE ELAINE NORDSTROM -January l, A Cappella Chorus 3, Frosh-SODh Chorus l,2, GAA l,2,3, Basketball I,2,3, Bowling I,2,3, Volleyball I,2,3, Monitor 4, Pep Club 3. MARJORIE ANN OLSON - Margie , November 24, Future Teach- ers I, GAA 2, Monitor 3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Junior Play Committee, Senior Play Committee. MARY KAY PAHL - Kay , March 25, Student Council l, Frosh- Soph Chorus I, GAA I,4, Bowling 4, Volleyball I, Monitor I. STEPHEN CHARLES PARTAK - Steve , July 2, National Honor So- ciety 3,4, National Athletic Scholarship Society 2,3,4, Class Otticers, President 2, Vice-President 3, Student Council 2,3,4, Basketball I,2, 3,4, Golf I,2,3,4, L Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 4, Monitor 3. CAROLE ANN PAULY - May 23, National Honor Society 3,4, Class Ofticer, Secretary 3, A Cappella Chorus 3, Frosh-Soph Chorus l,2, Vice-President 2, Future Teachers 2,3,4, Vice-President 4, Treas- urer 3, GAA l,2,3,4, Basketball I,2,3, Bowling I,2,3,4, Tennis l,2, 3,4, Volleyball 2,3, LOCK Business Stott 3, Assistant Business Man- ager 3, LOCK Editorial StaFl 4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Junior Play Com- mittee, Senior Play, Student Director, Quill and Scroll 4. LEONARD JOHN PAVLICH - Banana , October 26, Monitor 4. JUNE ALDINE PEOPLES - June I9, A Cappella Chorus 3,4, Frosh- Soph Chorus I,2, Madrigals 3,4, Junior Red Cross 3, Monitor 4, Pep Club 4, Frosh-Soph Play 2, Junior Play. MARY ANN PESAVENTO - Pez , May I0, GAA l,2,3,4, Basket- ball 3,4, Bowling I,2,3,4, Volleyball 4, Junior Red Cross 4, LOCK Business Staff 3,4, Monitor 4, Pep Club 3,4, Junior Play Committee, Senior Play Committee, National Honor Society 4. SHIRLEY RAE PETERSON - Shirl , August 27, A Cappella Chorus 3,4, Frosh-Soph Chorus I,2, GAA I,2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Bowling l,2, Tennis I,2, Tumbling 2, Volleyball 2,3,4, Junior Red Cross I, LOCK Business Stott 3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Junior Play Committee, Senior Play Committee, Future Nurses I,2,3,4. WILLIAM DONALD PETERSON - Bill , February I,4, Class Officers, President 3, Secretary I, Student Council 3, Swimming I,2,3,4, Ten- nis 2,3, A Cappella Chorus 3,4, Madrigals 4, Lifesaving I,2,3, L Club 4, Frosh-Soph Play I,2, Junior Play, Senior Play, Monitor 4. ROGER JOHN PHILPOTT - Reggie , February 20, Baseball 2, Bas- ketball I,2, Track I, Cafeteria Aids 2,3, Monitor 4. JEANNETTE CAROL PINNICK - Peps , November 22, GAA I,2, 3,4, Basketball I,2,3,4, Bowling 3, Volleyball l,2,3,4, Junior Red Cross 3, LOCK Business Staff 4, Pep Club 2,3, Junior Play Com' mittee, Senior Play Committee. GERALD EDWARD PIUS - Jerry , June 2, Class Oliicer, President I, Student Council I,4, Treasurer 4, Baseball I,2,3,4, Basketball l,2, 3,4, Captain 2, Football l,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4, Cafeteria Aids 2,3,4, L Club 2,3,4, President 4, Secretary 3, Monitor 2,3,4, Armistice Day Program 4, Senior Play. JAMES EDWARD PLANKAR - Jim , June I9, Band I,2,3,4. JOAN ANN PLESE - Jeanie , July 20, Cafeteria Aids I,2,3,4, Monitor 4. RICHARD WAYNE PONKAUSKAS - Rich , October 23, Monitor 4. JAMES EDWARD PLANKAR - Jim , June I9, Band l,2,3,4, National Honor Society 4. Shirley Rae Peterson William D. Peterson Gerald Edward Pius James Edward Plonkar Roger John Philpott Jeannette Carol Pinnick Joan Ann Plese Richard Wayne Ponkauskos 151 ROBERT JOSEPH POSEGA - Bob 5 September 225 Entered 2. MARVA JOAN POSTON - Marvie 5 July 95 Counseling Room Aid 45 GAA l,2,3,4, Basketball 2,3, Bowling l,2,3,4, Lifesaving 2,3, Volley- ball I,2,35 Library Aids I,2, Treasurer 25 LOCK Business Staff I5 LOCK Editorial Staff 1,25 Monitor 45 Office Assistant 45 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Junior Play Committee5 Senior Play Committee5 Times Stott 3,4. DONALD WAYNE PRICE - Don 5 February 11. JERRY PAUL PULASKI - Ski 5 January 175 A Cappella Chorus 45 Madrigals 4. JOY ANNE PURDY - September 185 GAA l,2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Bowling l,2,3,4, Tennis 4, Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Junior Play Committee5 Senior Play Committee. PEARL ELISE RAIHL - November 155 Future Nurses 35 Monitor 4. PHYLLIS ESTHER RAIHL - Phll 5 October 105 GAA 3,4, Basketball 3, Volleyball 3,4. CHARLOTTE MAE RAMOS - Char 5 September 65 A Cappella Chorus 3,45 Frosh-Soph Chorus 1,25 Madrigals 3,45 GAA l,2,3,4, Basketball 4, Bowling l,2,3,4, Volleyball l,2,3,45 Monitor 45 Pep Club 3,45 Junior Play Committee5 Senior Play Committee. PATRICIA ANN RAUWORTH - Pat 5 September 265 National Honor Society 3,45 Frosh-Soph Chorus Ig Future Teachers 3,45 GAA 2, Life- saving 25 Junior Play Committee5 Senior Play Committee. SANDRA REDIEHS - Sandy 5 March 145 National Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 45 Quill and Scroll 35 Class Officer, Secretary 45 Student Council l,2,3,4, Co-President 45 Cheerleader l,2,3,4, Co- Captain 2, Captain 45 Future Teachers l,2,35 GAA 1,2,3, Basketball 2,3, Bowling I,2,3, Tennis 3, Volleyball 2,35 Library Aids 25 LOCK Business Staff 2,3,45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Christmas Program 25 Times Staff 2,3,4. RALPH REYNAL REITER - October 255 Baseball 25 Football 2. GERALD THOMAS RICHARDS - Jerry 5 July 185 Tennis 25 Wres- tling 15 Manager: Football I5 Library Aids 45 LOCK Business Stal? 2,35 Frosh-Soph Ploy 1,25 Armistice Day Program 1,25 Christmas Pro- gram 1,25 Proiectionist Club l,2. MICHAEL PHILIP RIEGEL - Mickey 5 November 185 Entered 3. PATRICIA Y. ROBERTS - Pat 5 June 265 Entered 25 A Cappella Chorus 45 GAA 4, Bowling 4, Volleyball 45 Pep Club 4. CAROLE DIANNE RUBINIC - Rubie 5 May I75 A Cappella Chorus 35 Frosh-Soph Chorus I,2f GAA 1,2, Tennis 1, Volleyball 1,25 Junior Red Cross 1,25 Pep Club 3,4. ROBERT LOUIS RUETTIGER - April 275 Baseball 1,25 Football 1,2,35 Wrestling 1. KAREN LEE RUNGAITIS - Kar 5 February 95 Quill and Scroll 35 Band l,2,3,4, Secretary 45 Future Teachers 45 GAA l,2,3,4, Bowling l,2,3,4, Volleyball 1,2,3,45 LOCK Business Staff 3,41 LOCK Editorial Staff 3,45 Monitor 45 Pep Club 3,45 Frosh-Soph Play 25 Junior Play Committee5 Senior Play Committee5 Times Stati 3,45 Color Guard 45 National Honor Society 4. JAMES ANDREW SALBEGO - Sal 5 Moy 155 Band l,2,3,4, Treas- urer Ip Orchestra 2,3,45 Boys' Bowling 4. Robert Joseph P08099 Marva Joan Poston Joy Anne Purdy Pearl Elise Raihl ' My ,J -. Donald Wayne Price Jerry Paul Pulaski Phyllis Esther Raihl Charlotte Mae Ramos 152 Pairicia Ann Rauworlh Sandra Rediohs Ralph Roynal Reiter Gerald Thomas Richards Michael Philip Riegel Pofricia Y. Roberts Carole Dianne Rubinic Robert Louis Rueftiger Karen Lee Rungaitis James Andrew Salbego 'ff 775? f v y, 0fC.A Q. Q 0 'll Ill J n Q . 1 0 ,Q ,. lv UV W' Mx ll: Xi ' E l xx 5 , We X A '9 Rx rl ludivk Marie Salbego Richard Eugene Sanford Janice Marie Sanferelli Cheryl Elaine Sass Gerald Francis Schildgen Lawrence George Schrock Arla Jane Schroll Norma Kay Schumann Jerry Lee Schussler Floyd Ralph Schwab JUDITH MARIE SALBEGO - Judy 5 January 95 GAA 2,4, Bowling 2,4, Volleyball 2,45 Pep Club 3,4. RICHARD EUGENE SANFORD - Geneo 5 September Il: Studem Council 2,35 Basketball l5 Junior Red Cross lp Monitor 35 Frosh-Soph Play I. JANICE MARIE SANTERELLI - Dago 5 May 55 Frosh-Soph Chorus I. CHERYL ELAINE SASS - Cheri 5 January I75 National Honor So- ciety 3,45 Student Council 4, Committee Chairman 45 A Cappella Chorus 3,45 Frosh-Soph Chorus l,25 Madrigals 45 Future Teachers l,2, 3,45 GAA 2,3,4, Vice-President 4, Basketball 2,3,4, Bowling 2,3,4, Tennis 2,3,4, Volleyball 2,3,45 LOCK Business Staff 3,45 LOCK Edito- rial Stalt 45 Pep Club 2,3,4, President 4, Treasurer 35 Junior Play, Student Director5 Frosh-Soph Play 25 Times Staff 45 Relations Cor- respondent 45 Senior Play5 Senior Play Committee5 Quill and Scroll 4. GERALD FRANCIS SCHILDGEN - Red 5 October 275 Monitor 45 Boys' Bowling 3,4. LAWRENCE GEORGE SCHROCK - Larry 5 December 275 National Honor Society 3,45 National Athletic Scholarship 25 Basketball I,2,3,4p Football l,35 Golf l,2,3,45 Cafeteria Aids 45 L Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4, Treasurer 35 Monitor 35 Armistice Day Program 4. ARLA JANE SCHROLL - Moon 5 June 25 Student Council 45 Band I5 A Cappella Chorus 3,45 Frosh-Soph Chorus 1,35 Madrigals 3,45 GAA l,2, Basketball l, Bowling l,2, Tennis I5 Junior Red Cross 2,3, Secre- tary 35 Monitor 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Junior Plav Committee. NORMA KAY SCHUMANN - Norm 5 July l85 National Honor So- ciety 3,45 GAA I,2,3,4, Basketball I,2,3,4, Tennis l,2,3,4, Volleyball 2,3,45 Junior Red Cross 3,45 Monitor 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Junior Play Committee5 Armistice Day Program 45 Future Nurses l,2,3,45 Senior Play Committee. JERRY LEE SCHUSSLER - .ler 5 June 65 Baseball 25 Future Farmers 2,3,4, Secretary 45 Boys' Bowling 3. FLOYD RALPH SCHWAB - Schwabie 5 February 35 Monitor 4. GEORGINE NINA SHAFFER - George 5 August 245 Frosh-Soph Chorus 25 GAA 2,3,4, Basketball 3,4, Bowling 2,3,4, Volleyball 2,3,45 Monitor 3,45 Pep Club 45 Junior Play Committee5 Times Stall 45 Sen- ior Play Committee. MARY ELLEN SHOEMAKER - November I95 Future Teachers 2,3,45 GAA I,2,3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Bowling l,2,3,4, Tumbling l,2, Vol- leyball l,2,3,45 Monitor 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Frosh-Soph Play 1,25 Jun- ior Play Committee5 Armistice Day Program 45 Times Staff 3,45 Senior Play Committee5 National Honor Society 4. RONALD A. SILAKOWSKI - Shelia 5 July 45 Baseball l5 Monitor 4. SHIRLEY KATHRYN SMITH - Shirl 5 August 45 National Honor So- ciety 3,45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Student Council 4, CcrPresident 45 Band l,2,3, Vice-President 3, Secretary 25 Frosh-Soph Chorus lg GAA l,2,3, Bowling l,2,3, Lifesaving l, Volleyball l,2,35 LOCK Editorial Staff I5 Pep Club 45 Frosh-Soph Play lp Junior Play Com- mittee5 Times Stal? 2,3,45 Co-Editor-in-Chief 4, Associate Editor 35 Senior Play Committee. AMY DEAN STAPLES - May l35 National Honor Society 3,45 Stu- dent Council 4, Committee Chairman 45 Band l,2,3,4, Treasurer 35 Frosh-Soph Chorus I5 Future Teachers 2,3,4, President 45 Monitor 45 Frosh-Soph Play l,25 Junior Play Committee5 Times Stafl 3,4, Associ- ate Editor 45 Senior Play Committee: Quill and Scroll 4. ROBERT ANTHONY STARTZ, Jr. - Bob 5 February VH5 National Athletic Scholarship Society 9.4: Baseball l,2,35 Basketball lg L Club 45 Monitor 25 Times Staff 4. LEROY STEVENS - September l55 Basketball I,2,3,4. JUDITH MARLENE STILLWELL - June 245 Entered 4. Georgine Nina Shatter Mary Ellen Shoemaker Amy Dean Staples Robert Anthony Startz, Jr. . 'vnu Ronald A. Silakowski Shirley Kathryn Smith Leroy Stevens Judith Marlene Stillwell JACQUELINE LORRAINE STIRRAT - Jackie 5 September 295 Moni- tor 3. JUDITH ANN STOCKBAR - Judy 5 July IO5 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Student Council 45 Band I,2,3,45 GAA I,2,3,4, Bowling I,2,3,4, Life- saving I, Tennis I, Volleyball 2,45 Future Teachers I,2,3,45 LOCK Business Stall 25 LOCK Editorial Staff 3,45 Pep Club 45 Frosh-Soph Play 25 Junior Play5 Senior Play Committee5 National Honor Society 4. EDWIN ARTHUR TERMUENDE - Ed 5 October I65 Tennis I5 Man- ager: Baseball 2, Football 3,45 Future Farmers I,2,3,45 L Club 3,45 Monitor 3,4. ANNA ELIZABETH THOMPSON - August B5 Frosh4Soph Chorus I,25 GAA 3,45 Basketball 3,4, Volleyball 3,45 Junior Red Cross 45 Pep Club 35 Future Nurses l,2,3,4. JAMES TIBBITTS - March 75 Entered 35 Monitor 4. RUTH MARIE TIEMANN - Ruthie 5 June 45 Cafeteria Aids I,2,3,45 Frosh-Soph Chorus I5 GAA I,2,3, Basketball I,2,3, Bowling I,2,3, Tennis I, Volleyball I,2,35 Monitor 4. PATRICIA ANNE TRESEDER - Pat 5 February I75 Entered 45 Stu- dent Council 45 A Cappella Chorus 45 Future Teachers 45 LOCK Editorial Staff 4, Co-Editor-in-Chief 45 Senior Play Committee 45 Quill and Scroll 4. ROBERT LEWIS TUCKER - RebeI 5 June IO5 Entered 45 Band 45 Baseball 4. KENNETH DEANE TURNBOUGH - Beef 5 August 55 Student Coun- cil 35 Band I,2,3,45 Baseball I5 Football I5 Wrestling I5 Armistice Day Program 4. SALLY ANN TYNOR - Becky 5 December I55 Quill and Scroll 35 Student Council 4, Committee Chairman 45 Band I,2,35 GAA I,2,3,4, Basketball 3,45 Bowling I,2,3,4, Volleyball 3,45 Junior Red Cross 35 LOCK Business Staff 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Frosh-Soph Play 25 Junior Play5 Times Stott 2,3,45 Frosh-Soph Chorus I5 National Honor Sol ciety 4. DAVID L. UNDERHILL - Fox 5 December I45 Baseball I,2,3,45 L Club 45 Monitor 45 Pep Club 45 Boys' Bowling 4. BETTY JEAN VINCENT - Bets 5 September 35 A Cappella Chorus 35 Frosh-Soph Chorus l,25 Junior Red Cross 45 Monitor 35 Pep Club 2,3. MARTHA MAE VIRKLAN - November I. ELAINE BLANCHE VODVARKA - August 95 Entered 25 Future Farm- ers 3,45 GAA 3,4, Basketball 3,4, Bowling 3,4, Tennis 4, Volleyball 3,45 Monitor 45 Pep Club 3,45 Junior Play Committee. ROBERT JERREL WALKER - Jerry 5 May 95 Baseball I,25 Tennis 3,45 Chess Club 45 Monitor 45 Junior Play5 Proiectionist Club 2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Boys' Bowling 3,45 Senior Play. EDMUND K. WALTHER - Blitz 5 October 255 Baseball 25 Football I,25 Junior Play Comrnittee5 Senior Play. CAROL ANN WEBER - Webby 5 October 65 A Cappella Chorus 3,45 Frosh-Soph Chorus I,25 GAA i,2,3,4, Basketball I,2,3, Bowling I,2, Volleyball 3,45 Pep Club 3,4. MARY LORETTA WEISS - August 5. Jacqueline Lorraine Stirrat Judith Ann Stockbar James Tibbitts Ruth Marie Tiemann 156 K Edwin Arthur Termuende AMW Eliwbeth TITOVWPSUYI Patricia Anne Treseder Robyn Lgwig Tugkgr Kenneth Deane Turnbough Sally Ann Tynor David L. Underhill Betty Jean Vincenl Mariha Mae Virklan Elaine Blanche Vodvarlra A H, S fm, lj ,fy-' ,.S.T.... ' - .,.--se. X X A , .5 2- A f. fv 1 ff, 50:4 Reber! Jerrel Walker Carol Ann Weber xg Edmund K. Walther Mary Loretta Weiss I if xixga' fx A V X' -1 X5 ln, fl - .X ws ,rfb-f i ,ff -anger ' ee , CHERYL LYNN WILLIAMS - Che.'rie 5 September II5 GAA I,2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Bowling I,2,3,45 Volleyball I,2,3,45 Monitor 45 Pep Club 4. CLARENCE E. WILLIAMS - Butch 5 November 285 Manager: Bas- ketball I. JUDITH ANN WITTKOFSKI - Judy 5 May I05 Band I,25 Cafeteria Aids 1,25 A Cappella Choir 3,45 GAA 3,45 Basketball 3,45 Tennis 3,45 Tumbling 35 Volleyball 3,45 Junior Play Committee. KATHY WOODS - December 305 GAA 25 Basketball 25 Bowling 25 Volleyball 25 Pep Club 3. ROBERT YOUNG - Bob 5 October I35 Baseball 2,35 Football l,2, 3,45 Swimming 35 Wrestling I. WILLIAM A, ZADEL - Zeke 5 June 225 Football I,2,45 Swimming I5 Lifesaving I. JOSEPH ERNEST ZANZOLA - Joe 5 October 255 National Athletic Scholarship Society 25 Student Council 25 Football I,2,3,45 Swimming I5 Tennis 25 Library Aids l,2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Pep Club 2. RICHARD ALLAN ZELLER - July 285 Track I. Cheryl Lynn Williams Clarence E. Williams Robert Young William A. Zadel Judith Ann Wittkofski Kathy Woods Joseph Ernest Zanzola Richard Allan Zeller BOB BRAINS He spends many hours studying to achieve success. FRED FUTURE He also spends much time in preparing himself for a career. ie 74402 4 'I7mwh,r-', s. 3 --' 1 f .5-1 , 'S sw '. EZRA EXTRA-CURRICULAK He spends his time not only in studying but also in living up to the old saying AlI work and no play make Jack a dull boy. GREG GRADUATE He is filled with excitement as he realizes that graduation is in the near future. , at q.xg.,.1,,l -. 0m my sewn 2 According to tradition George Brunner, class president, led the class in the flag salute during the commencement exercises. This year's graduating class was the Hftieth class to graduate from LTHS. As with each class, graduation means something extra special. lt is the beginning and the end - the beginning of each graduate's future and adulthood and the end of his high school days. So it was with the 1959 class - there were tears and there were shouts of joy full of mixed emotions. The realization that high school days are ended is uppermost in Jerry Lundeen's mind as he receives his diploma. Susan Brown and Scott Rodeghiero were chosen by the 'class of i959 to lead the commencement processional. 160 4 The commencement exercises were held in the new auditorium. The baccalaureate program on May 31st was the first look into the unknown for the seniors. The graduation ceremony on June ist climaxed their careers at LTHS. The student addresses given by Amy Staples and Wayne Johnson made us realize our Destinations Unlimited. As we seniors received our diplomas, we became has beens of LTHS, and our high school days became a memory . . . Moni1ors Cafeteria Workers Cafeteria Aids Office Workers Office Assistants Library Aids Cusfodicns z'4eSceae4 wggi. i ,, E iff 5 , . 2' f s 5. Q Q' 2 . si 5 g s 3 i E 2 S - i 9 f o i - - E , Q. ,a EV 5 '. :ki 1 -:Q Q 5 'A 5 ' i K s - K i 1 BACK ROW: Elaine Vodvorko, June Peoples, Larry Hill, Andy Dierf, Pat Boland, Art Anderson, Larry Mudron, Scott Rodeghero, Bill McCarthy, Jerry Rocleghiera, Jerry Pius, LeRoy Corloley, Frank Mendoza, Dwight Feryance, Glen Bormet, THIRD ROW: Kay Ward, Gloria Bromberek, Barbara Wies, Bill Peterson, Charles Cook, Robert Becker, Scott Kennedy, Dan Murphy, George Brunner, Chris Voncura, Dave Underhill, Max Standard, Carol Heussner. SECOND ROW: Jeanine Hickman, Amy Staples, Carol Gaines, Raymonda Foster, Deanna Costable, Davideen Hellberg, Judy Novak, Mary Ellen Shoemaker, Jackie Grogan, Bonnie Ayers, Karn Rungaitis, Carolyn Frampton, Judy Froncesccn. FRONT ROW: Diane Dovito, Georgine Shaffer, Rosella DeAngelis, Jimmie Cash, Arla Schroll, Pat Moroz, Ruth Tiemann, Carole Anderson, Susan Harris, Judy Knutson, Peggy Holmes, Susanne Burcharn. BACK ROW: 'Paul Radamecher, Jim Long, Carl Heussnor, Phil Halstead, Ed Tumuende. THIRD ROW: Harold Ebenroth, Mardell Konicek, Marjorie Olson, Mary Ann Pesavento, Sally Farnsworth, Erenstine Chandler. SECOND ROW: Rich Ponkaus- kas, Jerry Pulaski, John Adelman, Jim Johnson, Jerry Pius, John Alexander, Bill Ramsey. FRONT ROW: Randy Carroll, Jerry Schildgen, Ron Blasing, Ron Ziesmer, John Hadviziak, Tom Hartford, Pot D,....,L.,.L Cheryl Williams, Charlotte Ramos. BACK ROW: Norman Morocco, Carole Angelmire Barb Rhode. THIRD ROW: Maxine Gill, June Mc Comb, Lillian Gutzeit, Donna Mclntyre, Rosemary Ponkauskas, Judy Hover. SECOND ROW: Della Smith, Sandy Cagwin, Jean Fletcher, Sharon Lind strom, Sandy Leinbach, Sandy Pierson. FRONT ROW: Kathy Reed, Pearl Raihl, Jerry Conant 74eS CAFETERIA AIDS: BACK ROW: Carole McGinn, Jeanette Matesi, Tana Cisler, Bonnie Ayers, Ruth Tieman. FRONT ROW: Beverly Morilynn Anderson, Charles Loulter, Chip Anderson, Bill Luebs. Miller, Pat Ahearn, Linda Murphy, Sue Chambers. SECOND ROW: Lindo Sandbloom, Joan Plese, Sharon White, Under the capable direction of Mrs. Hazel Adam- son, the cafeteria functioned quite efficiently. Mrs. Euphemai Woock, Mrs. Irene Pearson, Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson, Mrs. Ruth Kurth, and Mrs. Gladys Edson enioy preparing our nutritious meals each day. Mrs. Esther Geddes, superintendent's secretary, Mrs. Charity Thompson, senior clerk, and Mrs. Lois Manthey, activities secretary, efficiently conduct the office work. Among Miss Margaret Shepherd's duties as regis- trar is the managing of absence slips and academic records. at Q06 BACK ROW: Mickey Boland, Chuck Stanley, Scott Rodeghiero, Marilynn Anderson, are valuable aids in the office and in the Art Devereaux, Mardell Konicek. FRONT ROW: Janet Jackson, counseling room. Mory Kay Luebs, Sharon Cronholm, Kay Ayers, Corrine Longhini, 166 Our health room matron, Mrs. Nellie Fisher, and Mrs. Verna Habenicht, R.N. give medical care to Sandy Leinbach. nu--..MV , ... u Y Playing a vital part in the appearance of the building are the custodi- ans: BACK ROW: Frank Vargo, Milton Allison, Charles Sandeen, John Finco, Joe Brennan. FRONT ROW: Alex Munday, Kenneth Strong, Frances Ayers, and Dominic Shulla. Not pictured are Charles Herman, Clarence Johnson, Richard Longhini, and Joe Kucero. Behind the scenes of a stage production are found the ef- ficient stagehands. These helpers are the student and adult as- sistants. These stagehands play a vital part in the LTHS drama. These library aids assist the students daily in selecting books for Ruth Hatton, Audrey Nordstrom, Michele Curtis, Sandy Leinbach, both pleasure and educational purposes. They are Betty Czuhra, Carolyn Frampton, Pat Moroz, and Irene Fox. Sandra Nikiel, Donna Vincent, Diane Zanelli, Donna Chestnut, 167 4 Oh Lockport Alma Mater, For you today we stand: Sweetheart of the prairie, Your heart is always true. The portals of our learning ln halls we love so well, Maroon and white, we're for you Our loyalty we pledge. Adelman John 54 106 130 164 Abrams James 65 78 118 126 Acull Rlchard 68 73 94 Adamson Davld13 46 73 80 106 -qagyfwasu Adamson Selmalyn 20 42 44 45 5 89 106 Adelman Karen 56 94 Adelmann John 25 53 68 80 111 Adelmonn Kathleen 94 Adklns Mary Lou 20 49 54 130 Adklns Sam 106 Agnlch Albert 94 Ahearn Patrkla 94 165 Alberlco Llnda 118 Alben Brlan 118 119 128 Alexander Ellzabeth 23 28 40 41 43 49 50 89 130 Alexander John 78 118 164 Allen Gary 130 Allen Luellle 48 87 106 Bralnard Janet 118 Brake BonIta46 49 50 107 114 Brancecum Danlel 77 Bratten Georgua Ann 118 Brehn Barbara 94 Brelhan James 20 23 45 133 Breltwelser Neta 119 Brlck Phcllp 133 Bridal Paulme 94 Brlles Duane 94 Bramberek, Glorla 119 Bromberek Llnda 94 Bromberlk Ronald 51 57 Comer Greg 135 Conant Gerald 135 164 Center Charles 135 Cannery Patrlcla 108 Cook Charles 119 Cooper Cooper Corbley Carbley Cordova Carnale Diana 108 Phllip 95 Leroy65 119 164 Noma 95 Adnan 119 Roselyn 119 Coslett Ronald 73 80 108 Costable Deanna 21 50 119 Brower Marrlyn 94 Brower Paul 119 Brown Brown Brown Dlane 54 86 88 Llllle 107 113 Stuart21 41 47 76 82 117 119 123 165 Allen Ora 118 Ambroslnl Samuel 106 Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anglemlre Arthur 14 as 67 ua 164 senyzl 43 44 45 47 so Betty2143 44 45 47 so Carolynn 16 44 45 118 Evelynn 56 94 George 51 106 James 65 66 67 78 130 June 20 22 23 27 44 45 Lynn 118 Marl1ynn130 165 166 Carole 54 118 164 Angus Davld 118 Angus lavonne 106 Annolin Nma 53 130 Armstrong Kenneth 130 5 118 21 54 55118 21 854 9 Brown Susan 21 23 35 43 44 45 47 117 119 123 Brozovlch Shlrle 54 119 Y Brunner George 20 22 47 76 78 129 133 160 Bruntlen Frank 119 Buck Robert 51 133 8uer Gary 107 Buhmann Eugene 107 Buhmann George 94 Bumber James Bumber Robert 133 Bureham Edna Burcham Susanne 20 5 7 Burger Cmdy 107 Burglove Charles 77 Burke Barbara 133 Burke Duane 50 54 Burke Mary 56 94 Armstrong Richard 68 94 Atklns Jack 57 68 74 94 Awalt James 64 130 Ayers Bonnle 20 22 23 43 47 49 63 86 Ayers Jantce 44 45 49 62 Ayers Kay 48 54 87 131 166 Bablch Donald 131 Baca Mary Frances 118 121 Bachmann Grace 50 106 109 Bachuss Douglas 57 94 Barley Larry 64 131 Bailey Randall 78 79 131 Baldaul Joyoe 88 106 Baldaul Robert 106 Baldego Edward 118 Baldego Larralne 118 Ballantune Carol 49 106 Ballantme Robert 68 106 Banlster Paul 22 51 64 65 131 Banks Jerry 51 57 194 Barblc Davld 118 Barlow Barbara 94 Barnlck Sandra 94 Barsottl Edward 80 Barta Robert80 106 Bartsch Judy 131 Baumann George 118 Bala Barbara 48 54 55 132 Baxa Charles80 53 106 Baxa Ronald 65 118 Beecham Ethel 106 Beaudry Jeanne 94 Becker Mary Ann 21 23 43 44 45 49 50 Becker Robert 118 Bencllr Ruth 20 47 50 132 Bennett John 14 23 50 132 Bennett Margaret 21 23 35 50 118 119 Bennett Rosalie 49 50 56 106 Benson Victor 68 106 112 Bergqulst Kent 106 ae.-gmt. Kathy so 94 Berryman Llnda 48 106 Bler Kathle 132 Blvens Roy 106 Blaho Dar1ene48 132 Blaha Victor 106 Blaslng Donald 106 Blaslng Jean 132 Blaslng Ronald 132 164 Blaskey Raymond 118 Blaskey Shnrley 106 Blatnlk Anne 94 98 Blattel Gerald 106 Blazekavlch RanaId68 94 Blaxevlch Janet 118 Blogg Charles 118 Blogg Wlllram 94 Blum Anthony 118 Boehme Juanuta 62 118 47 Boland Patruck 20 22 23 27 40 41 42 Boland Ray 133 166 Bollantlno Rolln 46 68 73 80 105 106 Bolek Edward 106 Borlo Jo Ann 118 Borg Thomas 106 Bormet Allen 94 Bormet Glen 118 164 Boyd Frank 68 81 107 Boyd Leroy Boylngton Wllluam 65 133 Bozlcevlch James 80 107 8o1lk Dolores56 107 Braasch Thomas 118 Bradach Franklin 107 131 65 129 132 Burns Burns Burns Burns Burns Busch Cable Cac: 119 Peggy 46 94 Vlrgrnla 107 Carolyn 134 George 74 107 Carla 54 134 Kenneth 84 94 Cagwln Bonnle 44 45 Campbell Lllloe 49 56 94 Campbell Mary Nell 134 Campbell Muldred 48 134 Campbell Nobbre 119 Campbell Selmo 68 84 95 Canfield Ruchard 95 Canker John 57 80 90 Canker Mary Ann 44 45 56 107 Caplsta Carol 44 45 49 134 Coprtmo Marlene 56 95 99 Carey Llnda 107 Cargle Bernard 95 Corgle Walter 73 80 107 Carlock Cheryl 107 Carlson Donald 73 81 107 Carlson Douglas 74 95 Carlson Vlrglnla 42 44 45 48 87 107 Carlstrom Jack 68 107 Carlton Earl 119 Carpenter Glarla 107 Carpenter Jack 134 Carr Judie 107 Carr Wllluam68 73 84 85 105 107 Carrrer Grace 107 Carroll Randall 134 164 Carter Davld 95 Carter Harold119 128 Carter Peggy 107 Carver Judy56 95 Cash Jlmmle lou 118 119 Costner Raymond 95 Castner Vernon 68 107 Cavett Wrlma 56 95 Cavltt James 54 107 Cavoretta Jeanune 44 45 107 Chambers Sue 119 165 Chandler Ernestlne 119 164 Chandler Jeff 77 107 Chandler Jyme 134 Chandler Tonua 56 95 97 Cheney Barbara 107 Cherry Carol Lee 56 107 Chesnut Donna 119 167 Chesnut Kent 134 Chlnderle Ronald 119 Chlrlch Samuel 95 Chrlsopher Martm 94 Clxler Tana 95 98 165 Cotter Joyce 56 95 Cotter Rlehard 64 70 135 Cotton Dolores 108 Couch Jesse 73 95 Courtney Carolyn 56 Cox Leonard 119 Cox Sharon 108 Crabb Jyme 54 136 Crader Kelly 20 64 76 136 Crane James 95 Creel Sandy 56 Crnkovlch Nick 136 Crocker Steve 108 Cronholm Sharon 20 43 44 45 50 86 89 Crook Wllltarn 95 Cross Cecul 51 119 Cross Mary Jo 56 95 Culllson Leonard 95 Cummings Carolyn 20 43 50 136 Cummlngs Pauletta 108 Cunlco Angela 136 Cunvoo Jerry 78 120 Cunleo Judy 136 Cunloo Roberto 96 Curtls Gary 120 Curtls Lynette 96 Curtls M1chele21 44 45 50 Cushlxt Randy 108 Cxuchra Betty 108 167 Czuchra Richard 96 Dahlgren Ronald 136 Dorm LouIs65 137 DaRosa Gary 120 Dallosa Ronald 42 108 Davla James 137 Davus Barbara 97 Davis Betty 137 Davis Carol Davls James 96 Davls Joe Mack 70 137 Deva- Selly 20 42 46 so sa Davlto Dlane 43 49 54 137 Clssne Clark Clark Clark Clark Clark Clear Robert 108 Charles 57 68 73 Eddue 65 135 Harold 53 57 95 Ronald 135 Sharon 95 Vlrguma 119 Clements Mary 108 Cleveland Derwln 04 85 135 Cleveland Edward 51 108 Clawer Linda 95 Colalello Sharon 95 Colclasure Lowell 119 Calegrove Charles 82 95 Colegrove Karen 48 68 88 135 Collner Vnrgnnla 95 Collolollo Jo Ann 21 43 44 45 49 50 119 121 Collotello Potncra 20, 42 44 45 50 108 Collopy Rlchord 119 DeAngel1s Anthony 108 DeAngel1s Phyllls 108 DeAngelus Roselle 49 137 DeClue Bernrce 48 120 Deel Falth 42 108 Dehm Barbara 20 48 89 Dekker Donald 120 DelSasso Gayland 137 Dempsey Donna 96 Dempsey, Gary 137 Denton Patrlcla 56 96 DePra Sharon 42 96 Deprlest Billy 120 Deprlest Janey56 96 Derenskl Elalne 120 Dernlck Dlane 96 Dernlck Lynne 108 Detar Sondra 20 43 44 45 54 55 137 Deulel Mary 56 96 Devereaux Arthur 70 78 1 0 166 Devlne Jocquelyn 49 108 Devlne Patrlcta 120 Dlaz John 51 138 Dlaz Wllllam 68 Dgerl Andy 47 75 81 138 164 Dobosz Stephen 46 68 80 96 Dodge Sharon 96 Dombrovlak Karen 108 Donon Kenneth 120 Dorrls Edward 108 Darrls Maxlne 108 Drake James 59 78 120 Dranchak Sharon 96 Drury Barbara 93 96 98 Dudek, Raymond 80 96 Dudek Ronald 80 96 Dulny Mary 54 120 Dulny Rose 49 56 96 Dystrup Rlchard 70 82 120 Eaton Dennls 120 Eaton Jack 120 Ebenroth Harold119 120 164 Edson Edward 64 65 70 78 79 Elchelberger James 51 135 Euchhorn Llnda 56 96 Eupers Lawrence 51 108 Eklund Robert 138 Ellena Phyllls 54 87 120 Elmore Evelyn 108 Emery Paula 42 108 Erlcksen Marran 120 Erlckson Edwln 108 Erlckson Gerald 138 Enckson, Judy 48, 108 Erwm Jean 120 Fabbre Joseph 108 6 ,V ,y,,,,3E,,,,,, ,f,,,.-,, ,, , ,, ..-, ,A ,. . .. f ' .' ,' .' ,o, , , ' ' '. .' . ,94 . 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W. ...,,.,. , , Z . . , ' ' l . , . , , . . . .mo railing, anrbnrn 108 rnlln-en, Stanley sa, eo, 109 Farnsworth, Eddie 65, 138 Farnsworth, Sally 35, 54, 120, 164 Farrell, Janice 46, 56, 96 Feithen, Patricia 21, 23, 44, 45, 47, 54, 55, 120 Harper, Randall 141 Harris, Ocie 121, 141 Harris, Susan E. 20, 42, 44, 45, 50, 87, Harris, Susan R. 121 Hartford, Thomas 141, 164 Harvey, James 53, 110 relblnger, Deane vs Ferguson, Harvey 109 Ferguson, James 57, 96 Ferry, Judy 109 Ferry, Robert 65, 138 Feryonce, Dwight 54, 74, 109, 164 Filali, Terry 109 Filipowicz, Irish 87, 138 Filipawicz, John 53, 74, 96 Finetield, Carol 109 Finetield, Delbert 109 Finelield, Linda 96 Fisher, Raymond 68, 109 Fisher, Sharon 23, 59, 120, 128 Fiske, Kenton 81, 120, 127 Fitzgerald, Charles 120 Fletcher, Becky 138 Fletcher, Gloria 120, 121, 164 Flores, Ronald 138 Flory, Larry 73, 109 Flory, Lindo 139 Foreman, Ralph 120 Foreman, Thomas 120 Foschi, Shirley 89, 139 Foster, Bette Jeanne 139 Foster, Roymonda 120 Fox, Irene 20, 39, 44, 45, 47, 139, 167 Fracoro, Eugene 73, 84, 96 Fracaro, Fred 109 Frocaro, Jock 96 Fracaro, Virginia 49, 109 Fradenburg, Ruth 139 Frampton, Carolyn 43, 44, 45, 47, 45, 121, 167 Francescon, Jo Ann 139 Francescon, Judy 139 Francisco, Eugene 96 Frank, Virginia 96 Frazier, Angelie 109 Frazier, Edward 65, 84, 139 Freeman, Richard 68, 80, 96 Freier, Lora 140 Freier, Ross 109 Freier, Terry 121 French, Gary 74, 109 Friend, Nicholas 68, 73, 80, 96 Fulton, Bruce 65, 70, 78, 109 Fulton, Carolyn 121 Fulton, Ellen 97 Gaines, Carol 140 Gallegos, Barbara 95, 97 Gans, Raymond 109 Gont, Opal 97 Garson, John 121 Gates, Barbara 109 Gates, Russell 80, 97 Gavins, Betty 109 Gebert, Stephen 109 Geddes, Lorel 42, 49, 62, 97, 99 Gee, Marlene 42, 87, 97 Gehner, Carol 140 Genge, Jerome 97 Gerches, Dennis 57, 68, 80, 97 Giardina, Charlene 56, 97 Giardina, Larry 140 Giardina, Shirley 56, 109 Gill, Maxine 54, 140, 164 Gilligan, Joy 97 Globe, Larry 97 Glasser, Morgy aa, 43, 44, 45, 49, BQ, 140 Gleason, Greg 54, 74, 109 Gleason, Michael 23, 43, 44, 45, 54, 55, 75, 140 Goddard, Judy 97 Goeke, David 20, 82, 121 Goeke, James 46, 57, 64, 68, 73, 80, 96, 97, 99, 94 Gordon, Richard 97 Gorski, John 97 Govostis, Constance 121 Gramm, Karen 140 Gray, Donna 39, 44, 45, 46, 56, 88, 109 Grikstas, Bernadine 141, 33 Grogan, Jackie 141 Grohar, Raymond 68, 80, 109 Gronwald, Duane 53, 74, 109 Grossklaus, Wayne 141 Gudac, Judy 109 Gudac, Ronald 54, 141 Gullicksen, Karen 121 Gutierrez, Frank 77, 109 Gutzetr, Lillian 141, 164 Habenicht, Ronald 57, 73, 80, 97, 101 Haberkarn, Nadine 109 Hacker, Rose Anna 25, 141 Hadviziak, John 141, 164 Hallis, George 118, 121 Halstead, Philip 78, 121, 164 Halvorscn, William 51, 68, 109 Harrlnter, Jarnrvs 109 Hanley, Lynn 97 Hanna, Joan 121 Hanna, Leonard 121 r1nrd.ng, oasssn 97 Hnralng, Karen 97 Harding, Roger 97 Harmon, Michael 97 Harper, Alena 48, 56, 110 Harper, Mildred 42, 56, 110 Harvey, John 110 Hatton, Otis 54, 110 Hatton, Ronald 110 Hatton, Ruth 20, 24, 47, 142, 167 Haver, Glen 68, 84, 85, 110 Haver, Judy 88, 142, 164 Hawes, Howard 51, 121 Hedden, Larry 142 Hedden, Randy 97 Heeg, Howard 75, 110 Heeg, Robert 121 Heggerty, Beatrice 20, 142 Heike, Carol 97 Heika, Joan 110 Heika, Judy 110 Hellberg, Davideen 21, 43, B6 Hellberg, Georgine 110 Hembr ough, Nancy 121 Henning, Carol 121 Herman, George 57, 74, 97 Herman, Mary 121 Herman, Robert 68, 97 Herma n, Sharon 142 Herron, Linda 54, 142 Heussn er, Carl 51, 142, 164 Heussner, Carol 142 Hibler, Barbara 110 Hickman, Howard 77, 82, 110 Hickman, Jeanine 49, 87, 121, 128 Hill, Betty 142 Hill, Dennis 65, 84 Hill G inger 121 Hill, John 68, 110 Hill, Larry 65, 121, 164 Hill, Mattie 110 Hill, William 97 Hillock , Thomas 110 Hinton, Luke 68, 97 Hlrner, Bruce 65, 76, 110 Hodge, Thomas 97 Holmes, David 74, 80, 97 Holmes, Peggy 142 Holt, Charles 143 l-lslr, Jerry 110 Holt, William 53, 74, 110 House, Thomas 65, 121 Householder, Dora 110 Householder, Gary 143 Haward, John 65, 143 Hubba rd, Royce 110 Hughes, Charles 57, 68, 80, 97 Huis, Deborah 42, 44, 45, 62, 110 Hutchinson, Earl 64, 76, 143 Hutchinson, Nancy 56, 110 Jackinowski, Steve 65, 110 Jackson, Janet 143, 166 Jackson, Rosie 49, 110 Jadron, Judy 43, 121 Jadron, Ronald 98 Jahneke, Virginia 143 James, Gary zo, 47, 143 Jenkins, Katherine 98 Jennings, Dennis 49, 74, 98 Johns. Johnse Jahnso Johnso Johnso .lohnso Jahnso Sharon 110 rl, John 50, 53, 57, 98 n, Derlnie 98, 99, 104 rt, Edward 110 n, Edwin 21, 23, 44, 45, 50, 81, n, Elaine 44, 45, 48, 54, 89, 143 n, Gwin 56, 98 88,110 121 Kellogg, Susie 111 Kelly, Donald 121 Kelly, Kenneth 144 Kelly, Terry 44, 45, 56, 111 Kelm, David 57, 98 Kelm, Diane 111 Kelm, Joan 111 n, James 21, 23, 43, 47, 64, 70, 82, 83, 121, 122 Johnson, Jacqueline 110 Johnso Johnson, Maureen 98 Johnson, Patricia 110 Johnson, Robert 68, 80, 98 n, Ronald 42, 46, 80. 110, 116 Jahnso Johnson, Ruby 56, 98 Johnson, Sharon 88, 98 Johnso Jahnso Johnso Johnso n, Thomas Lee 81,121,127 n, Thomas Lester 65, 75, 84, 111 n, vnganrn 43, 111 n, Wayne 20, 24, 26, 47, 144 Johnston, Terry 68, 77, 111 Joly, R Joly, S Jones. Jones, Jones, obert 121 horrle 111 David 98 Linda 1 1 1 Madeline 56, 111 Jones, Rebecca 54, 144 Jones, Richard 111 Jungels, Berry Ann lll Jungles, Carole 144 Jungles, Donna 42, 111 Jungles, Marilyn 98 Jurlclc, Jimmy 98 Jurlcic, Joseph 111 Juricic, Mary 144 Jurlcic, Walter 144 Koluzny, Carolyn 44, 45, 144 lcnpelln, eorlsurn 50, 59, 111 Karlul, Patricia 98 Kasprg yckl, Carol 121 Kaveney, Barbara 16, 43, 44, 45, 144 Kaveney, Judith 98, 100 Keetler, Carol 1 1 1 Kellogg, Johnnie 111 Kelm, Karen 98, 56 Kemp, Alice 111 Kennedy, Scott 47, 145, 20 Ketcham, Dorothy 122 Ketchum, Eugene 98 Kevish, Dennis 98 Kevish, Robert 98 Keyes, Rosie 145 Kielmo, Lois 111 Kielmo, Robert 145 Kiiowski, Nancy 98 Kimsey, Loran 122 King, Claude 98 King, Janet 49, 50, 98 Kinzler, Sandra 111 Kirman, Daniel 51, 111 lcamnger, Anita 98 Klang, Gerald sl, lll Kling, Kenneth 145 Kluska, Jerome 98 Klusko, Jo Ann 56, 98 Klusko, Judy 54, 122 Klusko, Larry 145 Knorr, Suzanne 46, 56, 98 Knorr, John 98 Knorr, Thomas 98 Knubbe, Elaine 43, 50, 122, 124 Knutson, Judy 54, 122, 128 Kobart, George 122 Kobe, Edward 98 Kobe, Nick 145 Koch, Robert 74, 99 Kakosl, Barbara 50, 122 Kon, Dorothy 43, 50, 122 Konicek, Mardell 20, 145, 164, 166 Konow, Violette 145 Karen, Charlene 99 Kosch, Dennis 111 Kosch, Gayle 99 Kotowicz, Andrew 65, 145 Kotowicl, .loan 44, 45, 50, 111 Kovacevich, Carolyn 54, 55, 122 Kozak, Georgine 122 Kozall, Patricia 111 Kraft, Jackie 99 Kraft, Marion 122 Kristich, Dorothy 23, 42, 111 Kristich, Perry 122, 127 Kroening, Karen 99 Krzyzak, Robert 99 Kupina, James 122 Kurey, Karen 49, 111 Kwasniewski, Charles 99 Loatz, Michael 35, 122 Laborence, Lynn 111 Lackey, Thomas 1 1 1 Ladrlck, Michael 39, 65, 145 Lambert, James 122 Landon, Betty 23, 42, 44, 45, 46, 48, 49, 50, 1 1 1 Lane, Earl 68, 112 Lange, Rita 99 Lapierre, Darrel 80, 99 Lopikas, Dennis 68, 73, BO, 112 Larsen, Peter 122, 127 Larsen, Ralph 64, 82, 122 Larson, Edward 146 Larson, Lester 122 Larson, Tim 122 Latocha, Suzanne 56, 99 Lauller, Alma 21, 35, 54, 55, 57, 122 Laulter, Charles 20, 64, 146, 165 Lea, Holly 21,119,122 Ledwa, Robert 99 Lerevers, Joy 146 1.eFevers, Robert 112 Legan, Marianne 46, 56, 93, 99 Legan, Terry 39, 146 LeGrond, Clitt 51, 68, 80, 112 LeGrond, Daniel 68, 99 LeGrond, Keith 51, 78, 122 Legros, June 122 Leinbach, Sandy 21, 23, 44, 45, 47, 122, 124. Leinen, Nancy 56, 99 Lemmon, Don 57, 80, 99 Lemon, Robert 54, 146 Lewandowski, Kay 50, 56, 112 Likar, Daniel 146 Likor, David 73, 99 Likar, Virginia 112 Lincoln, Thedotis 57, 68, 76, 99 Lindberg, Daniel 53, 73, 82, 99 Lindemann, William 146 Lindstrom, Kenneth 122 Lindstrorn, Sharon 44, 45, 54, 122, 164 Lockner, Sharon 122 Loncki, Patricia 122 Long, James 21, 64, 65, 70, 78, 79, 122, 164 Long, Vivian 49, 98, 99 Longhini, Corrine 48, 146, 166 Longhini, Mary Lynn 42, 44, 45, 50, 56, 112 Loose, Geraldine 50, 56, 112 Lorenc, Marilyn 112 Love, Lorean 122 Ludwig, James 68, 80, 99 59, 67, 97 164, 167 Pauly, Sandra 42, 99, 101 Luebs, Donna 99 Luebs, Mary Kay 123, 128, 166 Luebs, William 64, 81, 123, 165 Lund, James 20, 23, 43, 44, 45, 47, 52, 54, 55, 74, 75, 82, 146 Lund, John 42, 44, 45, 52, 57, 74, 82, 99, 101 Lundeen, Gerald 23, 26, 43, 44, 45, 47, 59, 146, Lunningham. Ludie 123 Lusciatti, Carol 147 Lytle, Robert 112 Macdonald, William 147 Machak, James 84, 99 Maguire, Diane 48, 54, 123 Malinsoki, Jean 47, 62, 147 Malinaski, William 80, 105, 112 Malnar, Jack 147 Mance, James 65, 76, 78, 123 Mandeville, Carol 112 Mandeville, Paul 123 Manthey, Marilyn 21, 23, 34, 43, 44. 45, 50, 123 Marcinkus, Jeanne 147 Margentian, Sandra 99 Marion, Thomas 78, 123 Marocca, Norman 147, 164 Marquez, Anthony 77, 99 Martino, Donna 48, 123 Martel, Dennis 123 Maske, Donna 112 Maslan, Robert 64, 70, 78, 79, 147 Maslan, Susan 99 Masterson, James 112 Matesi, Jeanette 20, 43, 147, 165 Matiskl, Robert 123 Matlock, Robert 148 Mattas, Robert 53, 99 Maule, Patrlcla 112 Moute, Patricia 112 May, Shirlee 99 Meadows, Margaret 21, 23, 43, 44, 45, 47, 50, 5 Medek, Don 148 Melsinger, Dennis 99 Melovic, David 123 Mendoza, Frank 148, 164 Merritt, Linda 148 Metcall, Bob 148 Meurer, Leonard 80, 112 Meyer, Marliean 56, 112 Meyer, Ralph 73 Meyer, Rowland 112 Mlchaelsen, Carl 99 Mlckulas, Sandra 100 Mlkula, Carol 112 Mlller, Beverly 56, 100, 165 Mlller, Carol 100 Mlller, Joe 123, 148 Mlller, Leona 112 Mlller, Robert 65, 123 Mlller, Ronald 46, 57, 100 Mlllsap, Leo 68, 84, 112 Mink, Charles 23, 54, 55, 123, 128 Mitchell, Edward 80. 112 Mitchell, John 84 Mitzlt, David 123 Mlynarlk, Bonnie 87, 123 Moe, Arlene 112 Mahaliclt, Ray 123 Mohler. Robert 80, 100 Mohollc, Richard 68, 74, 100 Monroe, Bonnie 100 Moores, Gary 68, 104, 112 Moos, Alfred 123 Morox, John 49, 57, 93, 100 Moroz, Patrlcla 43, 44, 45, 47, 49, Morris, Larry 123 Morrison, Davld 57, 68, 100 Morrison, Ray 100 Morrow, Arlene 100 Morse, Michael 100 Mostyn. Judy 42, 50, 1 12 Matz, llona 50, 52, 148 Mudran, Lawrence 50. 53, 81, 123, Mueller. Richard 100 Murphy. Donald 123 Murphy, Joseph 123 Murphy Linda 49, 112, 165 50, 148, 167 164 Murray,' Kathleen 21, 44, 45, 63, 123, 124 Murray, Thomas 51, 149 Murrie, Edward 46 Murrle, Margaret Sue 44, 45, 86, 149 Mushro. Carol 149 Mushro, George 68, 80, 112 Myers, Lonnie 73, 100 Mc8rlde, Louise 112 McCain, Martha 56, 100 McCain, Mary Allce 56, 112 McCarthy, William 65, 123, 164 McCartney, James 112 McClellan, Wllbert 149 McComb, June 123, 164 McCv1lum, Noble 56, 97, 100 McDavid, Charles 123 McDavld, Dick 100 Mcilrath, Coy 84, 123 McGinn, Carole 149, 165 Mclntyre, Donna 123, 127, 164 McKinney, Jerllyn 124 McNear, Patricia 87, 113 McNear, Robert 149 McQuary, George 149 McReynoIds. Roger 113 McSherry, Raymond 113 Nagel, Donald 149 160 9, 123 Neal, Donald 50, 113 Nehls, Donna 149 Nelson, James 78, 149 Nelson, Lynda 113 Nelson, Roy 46, 50, 53, 113 Newberg, Lucille 113 Nicholls, Charles 75, 124, 126 Nicholls, Kathleen 87, 88, 133 Nielson, Marilyn 113 Nikiel, Sondra 150, 167 Nordstrom, Audrey 23, 43, 44, 45, 48, 117, 123, 124, 167 Nordstrom, George 100 Nordstrom, Georgia 20, 23, 43, 150 Nordstrom, Marlen 39, 150 Norris, Pocahontas 100 North, James 113 Norton, Shirley 46, 100 Novak, Judy 122, 124 Novak, Karen 56, 100 Novak, Stanley 100 Novritcki, Arnold 124 Oakley, Joe 57, 100 Obanlon, Michael 100 O'Connar, Donald 57, 100 0'Donnell, Thomas 68, 113 Ogren, Kathleen 21, 44, 45, 50, 124 O'Large, Lannle 113 Oleinlczak, Cecllla 99, 100 Olson, Mariorle 89, 150, 164 Orr, Richard 77, 100 Ott, William 100 Padilla, Roderich 57, 74, 100 Paryzek, Joseph 100 Packley, David 113 Pohl, Mary Kay 150 Paisley, Dennis 124 Paiak, Thomas 51, 124 Parker, Wayne 51, 123, 124 Parks, Lynn 113 Partak, Steve 20. 22. 23 26, 47, 64 13 Pasternak, Lavonne 49, 1 Pasternark, Patricia 124 Pastore, Charles 113 Paul, Frank 80, 113 Pauly, Carole 20, 22, 23, 27, 36, 50, , 70, 72, 83, 150 89, 150 Puppel, John 54, 125 Puppel, Tlna 101 Purdy, Joy 39, 86, 89, 152 Purdy, lawerence 68, 101 Purdy, Ronald 125 Pytlewskl, Richard 68, 74, 101 Radakovlch, Reene 95, 101 Rademacher, Jean 101 Rademacher, Paul 125, 164 Radomskl, Sharon 113 Radosevich, Robert 101 Ralhl, Pearl 152, 164 Raihl, Phyllis 152 Raiala, Sue 125 Ramos, Charlotte 37, 54, 55, 87, 152, 164 Ramsey, Perrye 49, 56, 101 Ramsey, William 52, 125, 164 Raspollch, Ronald 125 Rauworth, Barbara 50, 87, 113 Rauworth, Patricia 20, 25, 50, 153 Reda, Michael 113 Radlehs, Carole 20, 44, 45. 46, 50, 86, 87, 105, 108, 113 Redisis, Sandra 22, 24, 25, 26, 29, 32, 43, 47, 62, 129, Reed, Kathleen 125, 127, 128, 164 Reldel, Richard 80, 114 Reiter, Orville 114 Reiter, Ralph 153 Restalo, Patrick 114 Reszel, JoAnn 125, 126 Rhode, Barbara 48, 125, 127, 164 Richards, Gerald 25, 153 Richards, Robert 114 Riebe, Sandra 125 Riegel, Michael 153 Rigonl, John 120, 125 Riley, Patricia 44, 45, 125 Ritter, Barney 57, 101 Roark, Onan 101 Roberts, Patricia 54, 153 Robinson, Bllly 125 Robinson, Dan Carl 65, 125 Rock, Melvin 57, 102 Radeghero, Beverly 125 Rodeghero, Jeanne 96, 102 Rodeghero, Sharon 119, 125 Pavllch, Leonard 150 Pearson, Roger 72, 82, 101 Pelc, Jack 113 Pele. James 124 Peoples, Joyce 54, 124 Peoples. June 54, 55, 150, 164 Peoples, Sharon 101 Peoples, Teresa 56, 101 Perana, Martina 56, 98, 101 Perry, Arnetta 113 Perry, Darnell 57, 101 Pesavento, Mary Ann 20. 37. 44, 45, 49, 150, 164 Pesavento, Mary Grace 95, 124 Pesavento, Victor 57, 101 Petan, VWlIlam 124 Petereit, Karl 53, 124 Petereit, Klaus 53, 124 Peterelt, Ute 49, 56, 101 Peterman, Carol 124 Peterman, Sandra 101 Peterson, Shirley 44, 45, 54, 86, 89, 151 Peterson, Wllllam 39, 54, 55,'64, 75, 151 Phelps, Carla 124 Phelps, Sandy 113 Philpott, Roger 39, 151 Pierson, Douglas 16, 124 Pierson, Sandra 16, 47, 43, 54, 124. 164 Pike, Barbara 42, 50, 54, 113 Plnn, Christopher 52, 81, 124 Pinnick, Jeannette 48, 86, 151 Plnnick, Mitchell 57, 68, 80, 101 Pinnick, Robert 73, 113 Pirc, Richard 101 Pius, Gerald 32, 47, 64, 65, 66, 70, 78, 79, 151, 164 Plankar, Jacqueline 56, 101 Plankar, James 20, 25, 38, 151 Platko, Christine 43, 48, 124 Plese, Dorothy 124 Plese, Geraldine 113 Plese, Joan 151, 165 Pluth, Donald 124 Pluth, Sandra 124 Pochynak, Carolyn 113 Poe, James 124 Ponkauskas, Michael 101 Ponkauskas, Richard 151, 164 Ponkauskas, Rosemary 124, 164 Poole, Jon 77, 101 Poole, William 124 Poplk, Marilyn 101 Porter, Janet 46, 59, 101 Porter, William 124 Posega, Robert 152 Pastan, Donna 56, 113 Pastan, Marva 39, 43, 152 Potter, Steve 57, 101 Powers, Brody 57, 101 Powers, Dolores 113 Pozek. Bettieann 124 Presswoad, Janet 101 Price, Anita 56, 93, 101 Prlce, Donald 152 Price, Murna 56, 101 Prlce, Ronald 125 Pulaski, Jerry 152, 164 Pulaski, Nancy 125 Rodeghiero, Gerald 64, 65, 125, 164 Rodeghie ro, JoAnn 121, 125 Rodeghiero, Scott 47, 125. 160, 164, 166 Rodgers, Faye 114 Rodriquel, Henry 53, 114 Rodrlxuex, Paul 68, 77, 102 Roesel, C harles 125 Rogan, Gerald 102 Rassetto, Rossetto, Edward 75, 125 Thomas 125 Rathllsberger, Gerald 125 Rotkovich, Rita 56, 102 Razandkl, James 114 Rozanskl, Ronald 125 Rubinlc, Carole 153 Ruddell, Millard 53, 114 Ruettlger, Robert 153 Ruiz, Fernando 102 Rumchak. Rumchak, Rumchak, James 57, 68, 76, 80, 102 Patrick 125, 164 Wllliam 57, 68, 76, 80, 102 Rungaitls, James 125 Rungaitis, Karen 20, 24, 43, 44, 45, 50, 59, 153 Russ, Ger Russell, B Russell, E Rust, Lyn ald 118, 125 irdie 102 Iise 125 126 Sala, Randy 68, 102 Salbego, Salbego, Sandbloo Sanders, Sanders, James 153 Judy 154 m, Linda 49, 56, 102, 165 Darlene 126 James 77 Sanders, Pamela 37. 43, 44, 45, 50, 88, 118, 126 Sandstrom, Llnda 87 Sa nlard, Gene 154 Santerelli, Janice 154 Sartori, Diane 48, 102 Sartori, Don 126 Sartori, Eugene 114 Sartori, Joseph 57, 73, 102 Sass, Cheryl 20, 25, 27, 23, 36, 43, 44, 45, 47, 50 54 55 63, 86, 87, 89 Scheuber, Marian 102 Schildgen, Gerald 154, 164 Schmidt, Marilyn 56, 102 Schmidt, Marlena 126 Schmitz, Mark 126 Sch rn ucke r, James 1 14 Schneider, Lee 53, 114 Schoppe, Ray 126 Schrotli, John 112, 114 Schrock, Larry 20, 22, 64. 70, 82, 83, 154 Schroll, A Schrall. H rla 47, 54, 55, 154 enry 68, 78, 114 Schultz, Judith 87, 114 Schultz, Nancy 102 Schultl, R ichard 57, 102 Schulz, Jellreys 114 Schumann, Janet 50, 49, 114 Schumann, Judy 126 Schumann, Norma 20, 48, 89, 154 Schussler, Schussler, Jerry 154 Warren 74, 102 Schwab, Floyd 25, 154 Schwab, Marian 1 14 Luebs, Donna 99 Luebs, Mary Kay 123, 128, 166 Luebs, William 64, 81, 123, 165 Lund, James 20, 23, 43, 44, 45, 47, 52, 54, 55, 74, 75, 82, 146 Lund, John 42, 44, 45, 52, 57, 74, 82, 99, 101 Lundeen, Gerald 23, 26, 43, 44, 45, 47, 59, 146, 160 Lunningham, Ludie 123 Lusciatti, Coral 147 Lyile, Robert 112 Macdonald, William 147 Machak, James 84, 99 Maguire, Diane 48, 54, 123 Malinsoki, Jean 47, 62, 147 Malinoslii, William 80, 105, 112 Malnor, Jack 147 Mance, James 65, 76, 78, 123 Mandeville, Carol 112 Mandeville, Paul 123 Meeihey, Marilyn 21, 23, aa, 43, 44, 45, 50, 123 Marcinkus, Jeanne 147 Margentian, Sandra 99 Marion, Thomas 78, 123 Morocco, Norman 147, 164 Marquel, Anthony 77, 99 Martino, Donna 48, 123 Marzec. Dennis 123 Maske, Donna 112 Moslan, Robert 64, 70, 78, 79, 147 Maslan, Susan 99 Masterson, James 1 12 Matesi, Jeanette 20, 43, 147, 165 Matiski, Robert 123 Matlock, Robert 148 Mattos, Robert 53, 99 Maule, Patricia 112 Moute, Patricia 112 May, smriee 99 Meadows, Margaret 21, 23, 43, 44, 45, 47, 50, 59, 123 Medek, Don 148 Meislnger, Dennis 99 Melovic, David 123 Mendoza, Frank 148, 164 Merritt, Linda 148 Metcalf, Bob 148 Meurer, Leonard 80, 112 Meyer, Mariiean 56, 112 Meyer, Ralph 73 Meyer, Rowland 112 Michaelsen, Carl 99 Mickulas, Sandra 100 Mikula, Carol 112 Miller, Beverly 56, 100, 165 Miller, Carol 100 Miller, Joe 123, 148 Miller, Leona 112 Miller, Robert 65, 123 Miller, Ronald 46, 57, 100 Millsap, lee 68, 84, 112 Mink, Charles 23, 54, 55, 123, 128 Mitchell, Edward 80, 112 Mitchell, John 84 Mitzit, David 123 Mlynarik. Bonnie 87, 123 Moe, Arlene 112 Mohalick, Ray 123 Mahler, Robert 80, 100 Moholic, Richard 68, 74, 100 Monroe, Bonnie 100 Moores, Gary 68, 104, 112 Moos, Allred 123 Moroz, John 49, 57, 93, 100 Moral, Patricia 43, 44, 45, 47, 49, 50, 148, 167 Morris, Larry 123 Morrison, David 57, 68, 100 Morrison, Ray 100 Morrow, Arlene 100 Morse, Michael 100 Mostyn, Judy 42, 50, 112 Motz, llona 50, 52, 148 Mudron, Lawrence 50, 53, 81, 123, 164 Mueller, Richard 100 Murphy, Donald 123 Murphy, Joseph 123 Murphy, Linda 49, 112, 165 Murray, Kathleen 21, 44, 45, 63, 123, 124 Murray, Thomas 51, 149 Murrie, Edward 46 Murrie, Margaret Sue 44, 45, 86, 149 Mushro, Carol 149 Mushro, George 68, 80, 112 Myers, Lonnie 73, 100 McBride, Louise 112 McCain, Martha 56, 100 McCain, Mary Alice 56, 112 McCarthy, William 65. 123, 164 McCartney, James 112 McClellan, Wilbert 149 McComb, June 123, 164 McCullum, Nobie 56, 97, 100 McDavid, Charles 123 McDavid, Dick 100 McEIrath, Coy 84, 123 McGinn, Carole 149, 165 Mclntyre, Donna 123, 127, 164 McKinney, Jerilyn 124 McNear, Patricia 87, 113 McNear, Robert 149 McQuary, George 149 McReynolds, Roger 113 McSherry, Raymond 113 Nagel, Donald 149 Neal, Donald 50, 113 Nehls, Danna 149 Nelson, James 78, 149 Nelson, Lynda 113 Nelson, Roy 46, 50, 53, 113 Newberg, Lucille 113 Nicholls, Charles 75, 124, 126 Nicholls, Kathleen 87, 88, 133 Nielson, Marilyn 113 Nikiel, Sandra 150, 167 Nordstrom, Audrey 23, 43, 44, 45, 48, Nordstrom, George 100 Nordstrom, Georgia 20, 23, 43, Nordstrom, Marlen 39, 150 Norris, Pocahontas 100 North, James 113 Norton, Shirley 46, 100 Novak, Judy 122, 124 Novak, Karen 56, 100 Novak, Stanley 100 Nowitcki, Arnold 124 Oakley, Jae 57, 100 Obanion, Michael 100 O'Connor, Donald 57, 100 O'Donnell, Thomas 68, 113 Ogren, Kathleen 21, 44, 45, 50, O'Large, Lonnie 113 Oleiniczak, Cecilia 99, 100 Olson, Mariorie 89, 150, 164 Orr, Richard 77, 100 Ott, William 100 Padilla, Roderich 57, 74, 100 Paryzek, Joseph 100 Packley, David 113 Pohl, Mary Kay 150 Paisley, Dennis 124 Paialr, Thomas 51, 124 Parker, Wayne 51, 123, 124 Parks, Lynn 113 Partak, Steve 20, 22, 23, 26, 47, Pasternalc, Lavonne 49, 113 Pasternark, Patricia 124 Pastore, Charles 113 Paul, Frank 80, 113 150 124 64, 70, 72, 83. 150 Pauly, Carole 20, 22, 23, 27, 36, 50, 89, 150 Pauly, Sondra 42, 99, 101 Pavlich, Leonard 150 Pearson, Roger 72, 82, 101 Pelc, Jack 113 Pelc, James 124 Peoples, Joyce 54, 124 Peoples, June 54, 55, 150, 164 Peoples, Sharon 101 Peoples, Teresa 56, 101 Perona, Martina 56, 98, 101 Perry, Arnetta 113 Perry, Darnell 57, 101 Pesavento, Mary Ann 20, 37, 44, 45, 49, 150, 164 Pesavento, Mary Grace 95, 124 Pesavento, Victor 57, 101 Petan, William 124 Petereit, Karl 53, 124 Petereit, Klaus 53, 124 Petereit, Ute 49, 56, 101 Peterman, Carol 124 Peterman, Sandra 101 Peterson, Shirley 44, 45, 54, 86, 89, 151 Peterson, William 39, 54, 55, 64, 75, 151 Phelps, Carla 124 Phelps, Sandy 113 Philpatt, Roger 39, 151 Pierson, Douglas 16, 124 Pierson, Sandra 16, 47, 43, 54, Pike, Barbara 42, 50, 54, 113 Pinn, Christopher 52, 81, 124 Pinnick, Jeannette 48, 86, 151 Pinnick, Mitchell 57, 68, 80, 101 Pinniclt, Robert 73, 113 Pirc, Richard 101 Pius, Gerald 32, 47, 64, 65, 66, Plarikar, Jacqueline 56, 101 Plankar, James 20, 25, 38, 151 Platko, Christine 43, 48, 124 Plese, Dorothy 124 Plese, Geraldine 113 Plese, Jaan 151, 165 Pluth, Donald 124 Pluth, Sandra 124 Pochynok, Carolyn 113 Poe, James 124 Ponkauskas, Michael 101 Ponkauskas, Richard 151, 164 Ponkauskas, Rosemary 124, 164 Poole, Jon 77, 101 Poole, William 124 Papik, Marilyn 101 Porter, Janet 46, 59, 101 Porter, William 124 Posega, Robert 152 Poston, Donna 56, 113 Poston, Marva 39, 43, 152 Potter, Steve 57, 101 Powers, Brady 57, 101 Powers, Dolores 113 Pazek, Bettieann 124 Pressvvood, Janet 101 Price, Anita 56, 93, 101 Price, Donald 152 Price, Murna 56, 101 Price, Ronald 125 Pulaski, Jerry 152, 164 Pulaski, Nancy 125 124, 164 70, 78, 79, 151, 164 117,123,124,167 Puppel, John 54, 125 Puppel, Tlna 101 Purdy, Joy 39, 86, 89, 152 Purdy, Lawerence 68, 101 Purdy, Ronald 125 Pyileweka, izaeherd aa, 74, 101 Radakovich, Reene 95. 101 Rademacher, Jean 101 Rademocher, Paul 125, 164 Radomski, Sharon 113 lladosevich, Robert 101 Raihl, Pearl 152, 164 Raihl, Phyllis 152 Raiala, Sue 125 Ramos, Charlotte 37, 54, 55, 87, 152, 164 Ramsey, Perrye 49, 56, 101 Ramsey, William 52, 125, 164 Raspolich, Ronald 125 Rouworth, Barbara 50, 87, 113 Rauworth, Patricia 20, 25, 50, 153 Reda. Michael 113 Radiehs, Carole 20.44, 45, 46, so, as, a7, los, 108, 113 Rediehs, Sandra 22, 24, 25, 26, 29, 32, 43, 47, 62, 129, 153 Reed, Kathleen 125, 127, 128, 164 Reidel, Richard 80, 114 Reiter, Orville 114 Reiter, Ralph 153 Restaio, Patrick 114 Reszel, JoAnn 125, 126 Rhode, Barbara 48, 125, 127, 164 Richards, Gerald 25, 153 Richards, Robert 114 Rlebe, Sandra 125 Riegel, Michael 153 Rigani, John 120, 125 Riley, Patricia 44, 45, 125 Ritter, Barney 57, 101 Raark, Onas 101 Roberts, Patricia 54, 153 Rename,-, amy 125 Robinson, Don Carl 65, 125 Rock, Melvin 57, 102 Rodeghero, Beverly 125 Rodeghero, Jeanne 96, 102 Rodeghero, Sharon 119, 125 Rodeghiero, Rodeghiero, JoAnn 121, 125 Rodeghiero Rodgers, Faye 114 Rodriquex, Henry 53, 114 Radrizuez, Paul 68, 77, 102 Roesel, Charles 125 Rogan, Gerald 102 Rossetta, Edward 75, 125 Rossetta, Thomas 125 Rathlisberger, Gerald 125 Rotkovich, Rita 56, 102 Rozandkl, James 114 Raxanski, Ronald 125 Rubinic, Carole 153 Ruddell, Millard 53, 114 Ruettiger, Robert 153 Ruiz, Fernando 102 Rumchok, Rumchaln, Patrick 125, 164 Rumchak, Rungaitis, James 125 Rungaitis, Russ, Gerald 118, 125 Russell, Birdie 102 Russell, Elise 125 Rust, Lyn 126 Sala, Randy 68, 102 Salbego, James 153 Salhego, Judy 154 Sandbloom, linda 49, 56, 102, 165 Sanders, Darlene 126 Sanders, James 77 Sanders, ren-ere 37, 43, 44, 45, 50, ee, na, 126 Sandstrom, Linda 87 Sanford, Gene 154 Santerelli, Janice 154 Sartori, Diane 48, 102 Sartori, Don 126 Sartari, Eugene 114 Sartori, Joseph 57, 73, 102 Sass, Cheryl 20, 25, 27, za, 63, 86, 87, 89 Scheuber, Marian 102 Schildgen, Gerald 154, 164 Schmidt, Marilyn 56, 102 Schmidt, Marlene 126 Schmitz, Mark 126 Schmucker, James 114 Schneider, Lee 53, 114 Schoppe, Ray 126 Schrock, John 112, 114 Schrock, Larry 20, 22, 64, 70 Schroll, Arie 47, 54, 55, 154 sehmn, Henry aa, 78, 114 Schultz, Schultz, Schultz Judith 87, 114 Nancy 102 Richard 57, 102 Schulz. Jelfreys 114 Schumann, Janet 50, 49, 114 Schumann, Judy 126 Schumann, Norma 20, 48, 89, Schussler, Jerry 154 Schussler, Warren 74, 102 Schwab, Floyd 25, 154 Schwab, Marian 114 Gerald 64, 65, 125, 164 , Scott 47, 125, 160, 164, 166 James 57, 68, 76, 80, 102 William 57, 68, 76, 80, 102 Karen 20, 24, 43, 44, 45, 50, 59, 153 36, 43, 44, 45, 47, 50, 54, 55, . 82, 83. 154 154 Schwarz, Mitchell 114 Schwarz, Rose Mary 46, 102 Scott, Frank 126 Scott, Todd 102 Seeley, Charlene 102 Segerberg, Joyce 126 Sellars, Daisy 126 Sellars, Harmon 126 Senfiner, Alan 68, 73, 82, 114 Senflner, Roy 114 Shaffer, Georgine 43, 155 Shatranski, Carole 114 Shawmeker, Roberta 102 Sherer, Paul 114 Shoemaker, Mary Ellen 20, 23, 50, 89, 155 Short, Claud 126 Silakawski, Ronald 155 Simon, Joseph 68, 73, 80, 114 Simonich, Charlene 126 Sindo, Lance 54, 114 Singletary, Dennis 64, 70, 82, 126 Skeldon, Georgene 44, 45, 46, 50, 87, 114 Skillman, Marlene 126 Skuban, Kenneth 126 Smith, Bennie 126 Smith, Della 48, 54, 126, 164 Smith, Donald 114 Smith, Joanne 56, 102 smith, Joy 102 Smith, Judy 102 Smith, Roger 74, 102 Smith, Sandra 42, 96, 98, 102 Smith, Shirley 20, 22, 23, 25, 26, 42, 47, 89, 155 Smith, Teddie 114 Smithberg, James 63, 74, 84, 85, 114 Smolich, Francis 126 Smrekar, David 51, 102 Smrekar, Mary Ann 114 Smitnak, Andrew 102 Smutnak, William 126 Sniegawski, Linda 54, 126 Solley, Mary Lou 103 Sowa, Carol 115 Spencer, Derry Dean 115 Spencer, Lynn 46, 98, 103 Spink, Richard 68, 73, 115 Sprattler, Janice 115 Srettler, Robert 126, 128 Sramek, Patricia 115 Stadler, Edward 115 Stamm, Hazel 115 Standard, James 115 Standard, Max 78, 126 Stanizewski, Mary 115 Stanley, Charles 47, 64, 70, 82, 117, 123, 126, 166 Staples, Amy Dean 20, 23, 27, 43, 50, 155 Staples, Martha 49, 62, 103 Staples, Robert 43, 53, 126, 155 Stapleton, Edward 126 Stapleton, Gerald 115 Startz, Beverly 42, 44, 45, 50, 56, 89, 103 Startz, Margie 43, 47, 50, 63, 126 Startz, Robert 43, 64, 78, 79, 155 Stash, Mariann 115 Stefanek, James 57, 68, 103 Stefanek, Ronald 80, 115 Stelling, Ruben 126 Stenzel, Elaine 115 Stepney, Fannie 103 Sternisha, John 126 Stevens, Leroy 70, 71, 72, 155 Stevens, Myrna 49, 115 Stewart Patricia 56, 103 Stewart, Steve 127 Stillwell, Judith 155 Stillwell, Richard 115 Stirrat, Jacqueline 156 Strob, Thomas 68, 103 Stober, Jean 50, 88, 127 Stockbar, Judy 23, 43, 47, 50, 156 Storm, Melvin 103 Strong, Dennis 115 Strysik, Carol 127 Stutz, Donna 127 Suelllow, Susan 115 Suiter, Lee 103 Sullins, Victor 78, 127 Suski, Barb 127 Suski, Phyllis 103 Svendsen, Martha 56, 103 Svendsen, Paul 115 Swenson, Caryl 49, 127 Tafoya, Carmen 115 Taylor, Mary Kay 50, 127 Termuende, Edwin 51, 64, 156, 164 Tezak, Michale 127 Thieben, Kay 127 Thieben, Richard 115 Thomas, Garvey 103 Thomas, Leroy 103 Thomas, Philip 57, 103 Thomas, Randolph 96, 103 Thompson, Ann 156 Thompson, Eugene 103 Thompson, Melody 126, 127 Thompson, Patricia 43, 127 Thompson, Robert 103 Tibbitts, James 156 Tiemonn, Ruth 156, 165 Tijan, James 103 rambefiaue, Kathy ioa Today, Joann 127 Today, Toovey, Robert Robert 53, 115 Townsend, Catherine 127 Townsend, Terry 115 Townsend, Theodore 68, 103 Trantina, Robert 127 Travis, Shirley 115 Traylor, Traylar, Tresede Troost, Barbara 115 Ray ao, 115 r, Patricia 23, 47, 50, 54, 156 Evelyn iii, 115 Trouper, Robert 115 Troutman, Marilyn 115 Tucker, Tully, D Robert 38, 156 aniel 68, 103 Turnbough, Kenneth 157 Turnbough, Wilda 48, 127 Tu rner, James 57, 103 Tyda, Sandra 56, 103 Tyner, Sally 20, 43, 47, 157 Underhill, Cecil 68, 84, 115 Underhi Underw ll, David 64, 78, 157 cod, David 68, 115 Voncina, James 127 vunwm, Chris 21, 64, 65, 67, 70, 54, 127 Vargas, Vargas, Cecila 54, 127 Louise 115 Venckus, Julianne 50, 56, 103 Vercellotti, Ronald 116 Vincent, Betty 157 Vincent, Donna 43, 127, 167 Vincent, Thelma 116 vicklan, Martha 157 Viscum, Karen 42, 46, 50, 114, 116 Vodvarka, Elaine 157, 164 Volling, Georgia 116 Voltare 1, Janice 113, 116 Voss, Vernon 68, 76, 84, 85, 103 Walker, Jerrel 52, 53, 81, 157 Welter, Walter, April 56, 103 Taylor 127 Walther, Edmund 43, 157 Walton, James 103 Word, Frankie, 116 Ward, Jacqueline 103 Ware, James 53, 76, 127 Ward, Kay 43, 50, 127 Ward, Virginia 23, 116 Washin Wason, gton, Hazel, 127 Albert 68, 73, 80, 116 Watkins, Sharon 56, 103 Wawczak, Louise 56, 98, 103 Wawczak, Michael 119, 127 Waxwil er, Jock 127 Weaver, Jack 116 Weber, Weber, Weeks, Weeks, Carol 54, 157 Jean 116 Dorothy 104, 56 Rheta 116 Wegrzyn, Carole 56, 116 Weinhold, Thomas 104 acqueline 56, 98, 104 Weis, J Weis, Mary 157 Welter, Robert 127 Welter, Ruth Ann 104 West, Judy 56, 88, 104 Weston, John 127 White, Sharon 104, 165 Widner, Harold 127 Widner, Sandra 116 Wiedmdyer, Judy 116 Wies, Barbara 127 Wilhelmi, Bernard 104 Wilking, Judie 104 Willhar ber, Glen 104 Williams, Cheryl 86, 87, 88, 158, 164 Williams, Clarence 158 Williams, Gloria 54, 128 Williams, Helen 113, 116 Williams, James 128 Williams, Jesse 128 Williams, June 116 Williamson, Michele 116 Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Bonnie 128 Donald 128 Janet 46, 104 Larry 116 Wimberly, James 104 Winkler, Dorothy 44, 45, 54, 55, 128 Wittkot ski. Bernard 128 Wittkaski, Judy 54, 86, 158 Wizore k, Maxine 116 Wohlgemuth, Sally 42, 48, 87, 116 Wolan, Wolle, Wolle, Woock, Wood, Judy 128 Carol 54, 128 Diane 42, 50, 56, 87, 88, 116 Philip 57, 104 Sandra 116 Woodhouse, Donna 50, 109, 116 Woods. Woods, Woods, Woods, Worst, Anita 49, 116 Kathleen 158 Patricia 104 William 128 Edward 118, 128 Wright, Earl 104 Wright, John 128 Wrobel, Alice 116 Wrobel, Ronald 81, 128 Yates, Carolyn 21, 23, 45, 47, 62, 124, 128 Young, Young, Young, Carol 128 Donald 116 Donna 128 Young, Jessie 68 Young, John 68, 84, 116 Young, Julius 84, 104 Young, Kenneth 104 Young, Robert 80, 104 Young, Robert L. 65, 158 Zadel, Kenneth 116 Zadel, William 65, 158 Zaioc, Sandra 104 Zanelli, Diane 128, 167 Zandlli, Larry 104 Zanzola, Albert 104 Zanzola, Joseph 65, 158 Zeller, James 104 Zeller, Richard 74, 158 Zeller, Sherwin 128 Zielke, Duane 42, 116 Ziesemer, Douglas 104 Ziesemer, Ronald 43, 128, 164 Ziesemer, Sylvia 104 Zitzke, Robert 57, 68, 73, 80, 104 Zivaly, Robert 116 Zyla, Russiel 116 FACULTY AND ADM1NISTRAT1ON Aiken, Daymond 9 Berutti, Connie 17 Beseman, Charles 13, 52 Blatnik, William 8, 9 Breihan, Edna 10 Caneva, Ernest 17 Chapman, Peggy 14, 15, 86 Charry, Raymond 16 Cisler, Edward 12, 65 Connors, William 13, 69 Crandall, Gordon 12 Drone, Dale 14 DeSandre, John 10 Dibenardo, Rosemary 12, 49 Diewald, Emil 15, 65, 77 Duston, Marguerite 10 Emmons, Lucile 11 Fagan, Rosann 17 Flink, Edward 9 Gahala, John 11 Goerz, Lorina 13, 121, 128 Gornik, Raymond 13 Haggerty, Thomas 13, 72 Hess, Robert 13, 52, 81 Hill, Edward 16, 83 Howe, Charles 11, 14, 42 Howell, Robert 17, 57 Jackson, William 14, 72, 94 Jorgenson, Paul 16, 53 Kappmeyer, William 14, 68, 78 Kruse, Sharon 11 Laney, Helen 10 Lawrence, Leroy 16, 128 Lindberg, Lester 15 Lund, Florence 10 Lynch, Dorothy 10 Manwaring, Jane 17 Maurer, Edward 16 Menozzi, Ronald 14 Mitzit, Margaret 11 Morrison, Marion 16 Narcus, Yvonne 12 Olson, Eva 15, 86 Pence, John 10 Perry, Winnie 16 Pryor, Leo 14 Rogers, Frank 15 Rutter, William I4 Sampson, Gordon 17 Shoop, Mildred 17 Snyder, Earl 12 Sterling, W, H. 16 Strobbe, John 12, 68, 78, 80 Tatroe, Herbert 17 Taylor, Margaret 10, 48 Tipler, William 12, 36 Urban, Eleanor 10 VanB1oir, Marylyn 10 Vander Schaat, Duane 14 Van Deven, Herbert 12 Weick, Kathryn 15, B6 White, Paul 17 Williams, Harold 12 'a -1 I ', z 2 . 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