Lowell High School - Lowellian Yearbook (Lowell, IN)
- Class of 1977
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1976-1977 ADMINISTRATION John Kuruzovich Gary Druckemiller Superintendent Principal Lee Perry Guidance Arlene Vandermark Guidance Elaine Bever Guidance SECRETARIES AIDES Secretaries—Mrs. Kasparian. Mrs. Buche. Mrs. Tilton. Mrs. Woolfolk. Aides—Mrs. Daley. Mrs. Sampson. Mrs. Stephen. Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Fetters, Mrs. Huke, Mrs. Ellis. Lt. Col.. James Acton AF|ROTC Marva Barrett Business Nancy Carter English Barbara Foss English 1976-1977 FACULTY Sue Allegre Science Omer Beeching Science Ron Coghill English Wendell Frederick Choir Connie Ayers Math ' Picture not available Bill Berger Social Studies Steve Cusick Physical Education Sgt. Carl Gayfield AFJROTC Vestal Bailey Home Ec Norbert Blanchard Auto Mechanics Jim Dermondy History Mark Goodman Science Phil Barlowe English Jerry Cameron Graphic Arts Randy Deweese History Wilma Hardesty Home Ec Terry Howie English |ames Hurst History Denise Kurtis History Robert Kussy P T Luann Long English Dan Martin Business Ralph Mathena Social Studies 7 i Ron Pierce Social Studies Sue Skavara Physical Education Robert Ray Art Thomas Sufana Art Nancy Reyes Business 4 Robert Thomas Woods Jill Rollins Special Education Joe Vacaro Band |ohn Skinner Math )ohn Vandenbemden Math Denise Waters Science James Weber Business Bill Wciand Physical Education Thomas Wilson English Dan Woodrow Math Richard Wright Agriculture COOKS-Mrs. Genge. Mrs. Beeching, Mrs. Carlson, Mrs. Patz. Mrs. Nichols. Mrs. Zarach, Mrs. McLean, Mrs. Anderson. Mrs. Woodke. Mrs. Herlilz. SCHOOL BOARD—Row 1: Mrs. Joyce Nichols. Row 2: Mr. Ralph Combs, Mr. Cramer, Mr. Richard Anderson, Mrs. Hazel John Bryant. Jr. IMPORTANT PEOPLE DAYTIME BUILDING SUPERVISOR Mrs. Hennin 9 Lowell Opp. Rensselaer 50 15 Crown Point 50 15 River Forest 33 22 Boone Grove 46 17 Munster 50 15 Highland 50 15 Hanover 16 47 Kankakee Valley 62 25 Hebron 62 25 Conference 7th Sectional 20th Above: So close! Top right: The finish line is in sight. Right: Mark Bartz takes a breather. 12 CROSS COUNTRY Cross country is a lonely sport, with no glamorous re¬ wards, that takes a great deal of individual effort to succeed. Our Lowell runners are espe¬ cially aware of this as they ended their season with one win, eight losses and placed last in conference. Senior Mark Bartz led the team, and Kelly Pierce was awarded most im¬ proved runner. Coach Dan Martin, who is new to the sport himself, has a great deal of confidence in next season. Row 1: C. Smith, S. Wietbrock, K. Pierce, I. Gordon. Row 2: Coach Mar¬ tin, M. Bartz, S. Frahm, D. Harris, G. Cooper. 13 Row 1: K. Pierce. J. Phillips. M. Langen. T. Midkiff. R. Gwyn, G. Duncan. R. Mass. A. Gallenkamp, M. Stinnett. Row 2: M. Schuttinga. ). Hedstrom. S. Love, M. Bartz. M. Anderson. D. Peddy. J. Rust. I. Gordon. T. Tilton. |. Ringas. T. Johnson. Row 3: Coach Mathena, Coach Cusick, C. Sharkey. J. Rosenbauer. S. Frahm. C. Bunkofwst, T. Sheets. R. Hansen. D. Kutemeier. Left Page. Top Left: I MADE IT! Come on Top Right: Kelly Pierce demonstrates Left Page. Top Left: I Made It !!! Top running. Bottom: Terry Beckrich—OOPS! Right: Come on guys, let ' s go. Right Page. Top Left: Rest and relaxation. BOYS’ TRACK This was a year of gaining ex¬ perience for the young Red Devil team. Statistically disappointing, the boys went far on the individ¬ ual level. Sectional qualifiers in¬ cluded 3 seniors, 3 juniors, and 4 sophomores. Moving on to Re¬ gional were Mark Wietbrock in pole vaulting and Mark Langen for the 100 yard dash. Keeping the morale up were seniors Don Peddy, Chester Bunkowfst, Greg Duncan, Chuck Sharkey, Mark Bartz, and Mark Wietbrock. Coach Cusic is optomistic about next year, looking forward to an experienced team. 5 Row 1: C. Roy, S. Sharkey, P. Spry, J. Genge, L. Herlitz, T. Cox, Coach Little, P. Fry. Row 2: L. White, T. Daley, Pantos. D. Llewellyn, L. Early, K. Cox, D. Row 1: J. Marshall. P. Gerner, M. Wil- koz. Row 2- L. White. T. Daley, E. Her- Blankenship, K. Carter, L. |ohnson, Hams, R. Reynolds, M. Sheets, D. Ro- litz, L. Emory, V. Ruark, L. Coach Pantos. 16 Renssaelaer Portage Morton Hanover Central Crown Point Calumet Lake Central River Forest Highland Munster Kankakee Valley Griffith Valporaiso Crown Point Hobart Andrean (Sec.) JV Var. W L L L L L L W L L L L L L L W L L L L W L L L L L L L W L L Girls’ Volleyball It was back to the basics for the new Coach Sue Pantos and her young and inexperienced team. She stressed the fundamentals for a base to add to in future years. Returning seniors were: All-Con¬ ference player Tammy Cox. Piper Spry and Linda Johnson. Five of the six varsity players were soph¬ omores. and Coach Pantos is hop¬ ing for individual improvements as well as an overall boost in team play. Above left: Cathy Roy meets the ball. Bot¬ tom left: Marcia Williams and Rita Rey¬ nolds await the big hit. 7 GIRLS’ TRACK The girls’ track team finished with a 6-8 season of building and improvement. Adding their expe¬ rience were Seniors Becky Zu- nica, Kathy Fry The girls’ track team finished with a 6-8 season of building and improvement. Adding their expe¬ rience were seniors, Becky Zu- nica, Kathy Fry, Piper Spry, Nancy Yankauskas, Mindy Allie, and Veslie Venditti. There were records broken in the mile, long jump, softball throw, 400 run, and 880 medly relay, while six team¬ mates qualified for sectionals in nine different events. New to Lowell was Coach Susan Pantos. She believes the girls began to re¬ alize that track is a sport in which one works to satisfy the inner self. All in all, the girls’ season was outstanding Row 1: D. Mayer, S. Baker, B. Allie, B. Zunica, C. Flalt, B. Bauer, K. Roy, T. Rundfeldt. Row 2: Coach Pantos. D. Lle¬ wellyn. D. Angelidis, C. Davis, A. Little, kauskas, M. Kormendy, M. Kingma. K. Fry, L. Greiner, P. Spry, D. Rendant, J. Marshall, B. White. Row 3: N. Yan- 19 LOWELL’S DEVILFISH Year round practice and dedi¬ cation are strong factors in build¬ ing a successful swimming team. Building is just what Coach Ron Coghill has been doing for the past few years that he has coached the Devilfish, improving the team each year. This past sea¬ son has been especially fulfilling for the underclassmen, Mike Ar- tim, John Bochstahler, Doug Coo¬ per and Chuck Sharkey. All set a record on the 400 Free Relay. Back stroker, Doug Cooper was Lowell ' s lone finalist in Section¬ als and was named outstanding swimmer. Despite a 6-7 season. Coach Coghill is predicting a win¬ ning season next year with a mul¬ titude of skilled swimmers. Top left: Mike Artim, Keenan Kintzel and Paul Krick talk over lime. Bottom left: Kirk Maatman up for air. Bottom left: John Berg poses in midair. Bottom right: Rich Cun¬ ningham shows his style. 20 Row 1: J. Gray, ). Berg, ), Miller, C. Sharkey, R. Cunningham, M. Ruge, R. Bradbury. Row 2. M. Schuttininga, K. Kintzel. A. Kasparian. j. Bockstahler. K. Maatman, P. Krick, M. Bartz, B. Cusic, D. Cooper, T. Eidam, |. Cooper. R. Arlim, R. Wilson. K. Maatman, Coach Coghill. Opp. Lowell Chesterson 113 59 Crown Point 109 60 Merriville 119 52 Highland 117 55 Hammond Tech 57 115 Hammond Gavit 57 114 Lew Wallace 55 117 Rensselaer 87 85 Hammond Morton 87 79 South Newton 47 121 Hammond High 96 75 Conf. Champ. 4th out of 5 Valparaiso 69 103 Griffith 80 92 Sectionals 6th out of 9 21 Girl’s Swimming A swimmer is an athlete of beauty, determination, and dedication. Being in an individ¬ ual sport, the swimmer can de¬ pend only on herself for suc¬ cess and blame only herself for failure. Lowell should be very proud of the girls’ team, for in the past 6 years we have sent an average of 4 girls to state com¬ petition. The dedication and determination has paid off for the Turtles, and each individ¬ ual girl can be personally proud of the teams accom¬ plishments. Top Left: Donna Jure swims the 500. Bottom Left. Mary Sue Gunning breaks away. Top Right. It ' s all in the stroke. Top Center. Sharon Mika shows how it’s done. 22 Row 1: T. Runfeldt, L. Sark, K. Payne. K. Stuart, S. Steinback, B. Weaver, D. Jurs, M. Gunning. How 2: K. Boyles, S. Smith, J. Martin, E. Schucktnecht, R. James, D, Fewkes, M. Pattee, H. Smith, C. Brad¬ bury, S. Hales, P. Cooper, G. Elliott. Row 3 : C. Bastin, C. Welter, K. Parks, P. Bow¬ man, A. Little, K, Berner, S. Mika, Skvara, T. Dean. 23 AMAZING GRACE Working under better condi¬ tions this year, the gymnastics team improved considerably. The team received some badly needed equipment and was able to prac¬ tice in the new gym instead of traveling to Lake Prairie for prac¬ tice. The girls had a full optional team for the very first time. This enabled the entire team to com¬ pete evenly against its opponents. The team is looking forward to a better season next year, although it will be losing five of its team members. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 [ [ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .11 1 1 1 1 1 1 L 1 1 i i 1 1 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 X ! - _ 1 J l l L 1 Team Picture: Row 1; Donna Render, K. C. Searle. L. Tilton, C. Pfister. Row 2: L. Yankauskas, M. Kormendy. D. Little. T. Laudig. K. Dennison. C. Roy. L. Husiar. Farney. S. Anderson. B. Scheckel. N. Feddler, M. Searle. K. Peters. K. Hansen 24 Top Left: Kathy Peters performs her floor exercise. Top Middle: Leann Tilton hits the bars. Left: Mary Searle pleasing the crowd. Above: Nancy Yankauskas balances her routine. Top Right: Clare Searle on the bars. 25 VARSITY BASEBALL Wheeler La port Hobart Merrillville Portage Calmut Crown Point Lake Central Munster Boone Grove Highland Griffith Kouts Calumet Crown Point Lake Central Munster Highland Griffith Hanover River Forest Morgan Twp. Beecher North Newton Chesterton Hammond Row i: ). Ayres, (ale Trippe. D, Wlek- T. Adam, R. Burgess. Row 2: R. Bruce, D. J. O ' Drobinak, ). Forrester, linski, M. Daley, J. Smith, J. O’Drobinak, Harris, G. Druckemiller. B. Vires, E. Hall, 26 S. Illif, K. Sutton, and Coach Dan Woodrow. VARSITY-J.V. BASEBALL Coach Dermody said, We had a fine season, 16-12-1, anytime you have a winning season it’s good.” The only returning varsity pitcher was Jeff Smith. Smith fin¬ ished the season with a record of 7-3. Another senior pitcher was Dan Wlenklenski, who finished the season with a record of 6-4-1. Other outstanding members were: Rusty Bruce, a good short stop and hitter, John O’Drobinak, hit¬ ting over 400. Jim O’Drobinak tied the school record of home runs in one season (6). Coach Dermody remarked that it was a pleasure working with such a fine ball club. Top Left: RELAX and catch the ball! Bot¬ tom Right: Where is the ball? Row 1: G. Bravos, M. Corns, J. Searle. M. Lupke, M. Miller, |. Thompson, K. Peer¬ ing, T. Wilson, D. Beier. Row 2: R. Wil- kerson. T. Adams, L. Vendetti, A. Lin¬ dahl, M. Lepper, K. Barman. B McGinley, K. Hall, J. McGinley, |. Allie, 27 Highlighting the season for the Girls ' Basketball was victory in the first Lowell Tournament. They edged out Andrean by 3 points in overtime, in the final game. Two time All-Conference player, Becky Zunica, was also voted Varsity’. Most Valuable Player while Ly. da Greiner was Channel 50’s runr. -r-up player of the week. Leading ine way in sta¬ tistics was Kathy Fry and for the J.V., Susan Bedoian who also won the MVP Award. The teams finished 6-9 Varsity and 4-8 J.V. but showed much in¬ dividual improvement. Coach Becky Ainsworth, from Lowell Middle School, is very optimistic about next year, although she ad¬ mits the team will surely miss the seniors ’ experience. VARSITY Opp. Lowell Munster 37 45 Crown Point 62 42 Rensselaer 44 43 Hobart 31 46 Griffith 56 47 Hanover Central 26 36 Kankakee Valley 51 32 Lake Central 47 33 Calumet 42 38 Bishop Noll 39 40 East Gary 32 51 Andrean 45 48 IIINIOR VARSITY Munster 25 18 Crown Point 18 15 Rensselaer 27 12 1 lobart 12 24 Griffith 38 21 Hanover Central 13 16 Kankakee Valley a 23 Lake Central 19 14 Bishop Noll 19 24 Calumet 17 14 GIRLS’ VARSITY-J.V. BASKETBALL Above. Mindy Allie fakes out her oppo- Herlitz, D. Llewellyn, K. Fry, C. Davis. Coach Ainsworth. B. Zunica. M. Allie, L. nents. Team Picture: Row 1 S. Myers, L. Row 2: S. Baker, L. Greiner, D. Rendant, White. .V. Team: N. Znika. R. Sobak. S. Bed- hous. V. Umfleet, D. Mayer, T. Bedoian pumps one in. Beiow right: B. oian. |. Marshall, R. Livingston, E. Her- Rundfeldt. B. White. Below left: Umfleet Zunica looks for an opening litz. Row 2: Coach Ainsworth. P. Grat- outwits guards. Below center: Susan BOY’S TENNIS Finishing with a 4-9 season was the boys’ tennis team. The team was very young, and included only two seniors, Dan Wieklinski and Art Kasparian. There was much individual improvement throughout the year, developing a good attitude and strength in the underclassmen. Coach Cameron is expecting an intensive season, as well as added power, in the boys’ next season and the future. This year Pete Weiand and Steve Korte were voted MVP. Cenler: Tony Delorea attacks the ball with forehand swing. Top Left: Art Kasparian serves up a winner. Row 1: E. Sharkey, C. Buche, A. Kaspa¬ rian, ). Wagner. S. Kerr. T. Kacius. D. Rigg, M. Miller, K. Kintzel. Row 2: M. Black, ). Elliott, S. Korte, P. Weiand, D. Wieklinski, R. Burgess, T. Adam, M. Pe¬ terson, T. DeLoera, K. Kasparian. Coach Cameron. 30 Row ]; C. Little, L. Spain. C. Hales, W. Coach Skvara, T. Cox, S. Meyers, D. Blanchard. Row 2: R. Sobak, |. Little, P. Genge, C. Cassman, L. Herlitz, C. Kroll, Cerncr, E. Herlitz. S. Sharkey. Row 3: L. Mishlove. GIRL’S TENNIS The third year of the girls’ ten¬ nis team showed a great deal of improvement and growth in skill and team dedication. In tennis, a very individualized sport, the ath¬ lete must have a high level of self- discipline and determination. This year’s team has shown these characteristics above and beyond any requirements set by the coach. Also, being a very young team, the future of the girls’ team will be one of success and indi¬ vidual fulfillment. The team members can be proud of their overall accom¬ plishments for they have worked together, proven thier dedication to themselves, and this year’s team has shown the highest level of tennis. Top left: Betty Weaver concentrates on her form. Above: By jove! We think she ' s got it. 31 BOY’S GOLF Ending with a 18-9 season the Boy’s Golf Team had a progres¬ sive year. Although 4th in confer¬ ence, Mike Bedoian and Steve Korte made the all Conference team, and the school record was broken with a 147. Mike was also awarded with the John Alkire Award for Golf given by our school. With only two seniors, Jon Oppenhuis, and Art Kasparian, the team and Coach Bill Berger are looking forward to next year with a multitude of outstanding lettermen returning. Above: Korte shows his talent with the golf ball. Top left: Jon Oppenhius. Top right. Where did it go? Bottom left: Mike Bedoian tees off. Bottom right: Mickey Black. Not pictured: Joe Pfister. Greg Coo¬ per. Pete Weiand, Art Kasparian. Jim Balck. Jim Boyles, Doug Pratt. Keanon Kin- tzel. Steve Kasparian. Arman Kasparian. John Cooper. Brad Knight. 32 Row 1: Mrs. Hardesty—Coach, K. Govert, Bedoion, L. Renn, N. Znika. L. Govert, L. Minion. S. Korte. Row 2: S. GIRLS’ GOLF Striking out on its own for the first time ever, the brand new Girls’ Varsity Golf team achieved a perfect 5-0 record. The team hit its peak in win¬ ning the ' 76 La Porte In¬ vitational, defeating ten other teams on the grueling golf course. Its victims included eventual sectional winner La Porte and top ranked Valpo- raiso. The teams biggest fan and loyalist supporter was Coach Wilma Hardesty, former gymnastic mentor, who helped steady her young squad. De¬ spite a somewhat disappoint¬ ing sixth place finish in sec¬ tional play after its outstanding season, the girls have nothing but high hopes for next year. With its seasoned veterans the golf program is in for many years of successful “swinging . 1. Kathy Horburdo swings into action. Row 1: J. Pfister, O. Littlejohn, S. Kaspa- rian, B. Twitty, M. Austgen, J. Ringas. Row 2: Coach Berger, ). Wagner, R. McGinley, D. Lump. D. Pratt, S. Love. C. Eich, J. Black. FRESHMEN BASKETBALL FRESHMEN —The freshmen won the holiday tourney for the second year in a row. They have a new coach, Bill Berger. Coach Berger seems to be doing a really good job with the new talent. Lower Right: Jeff Wagner goes for a basket. Lower Left: Chris jumps for the Devils ' . 34 Row 1: M. Frahm, J. Smith, M. Bedoian. Wleklinski. Row 2: Coach Koning, ley. D. Wleklinski, D, Wleklinski, Coach Art Kasparian, M. Daley, P, Weiand, D. O ' Drobinak, J. Trippe, D. Knorr, W. Bai- Weber. VARSITY BASKETBALL J.V. BASKETBALL Row 1: G. Cooper, M. Langen, M. Miller, Rosenbauer, A. Gallenkamp, Coach M. Black, G. Bravos. Row 2: T. Tilton, E. Koning. Sharkey, ]. O ' Drobinak, K. Pierce, J. J.V. BASKETBALL J.V.—The J.V. team had a new coach, Lou Koning. The team took third place in the River Forest tourney. They are progressing very well. Some of them have been promoted to the varsity team. Upper Right—Jim seeks help from fellow opponent. Upper Left—George Bravos shoots. Lower Right—Coach Koning gives last minute instructions. VARSITY BASKETBALL VARSITY—This year the Dev¬ ils’ won the holiday tourney. Also they defeated Hebron for the first time in many years. Coach Jim Weber didn’t have too much trouble knowing the team be¬ cause he was the J.V. coach and knows the players well. 37 Row 1: M. Midkiff, R. Maas, B. Knight. B. Roadruck. S. Peters. Row 2: B. Buchanan. P. Kuiper, R. Duland. S. Cesario. C. Smith. T. Johnson, J. Boyles. Row 3: C. Baker, D. Kutemeier, M. Znika, I. Gor¬ don, J. Ford, L. Whitlock, D. Morningstar. FROSH-J.V. WRESTLING Under the able direction of Coach Cammeron, the Freshmen Wrestling team made gigantic strides. T. Johnson, B. Franklin, and J. Boyles were all winners in the Conference Tourney. Fresh¬ men could be found wrestling at all levels, and they demonstrated their progress by earning top placement in several tourneys. The J.V. not to be out-done put in one of its best seasons, with Coach Vandenbemden at the helm. The team earned a 4th place in the Portage tourney. Upper Left: Above: A Grappler in action. 38 VARSITY WRESTLING The Varsity “Grapplers” did well this year. Trying a new approach, which added to the excitement, they often waited until the last possible moment to pull the team through to victory. The “Grapplers” came in fourth in the Crown Point section¬ als, and if the indications from the Freshmen and J.V. teams are true measure, the school has many good years of wrestling to look forward to. Above: Another Lowell victory! Row 1: T. Kacius, J. Kacius, J. Kacius, T. Gwyn. B. Roadruck, D. Spain. J. Stinnett, Sharkey,). Rust, J. Steuer, Coach Hurst Osburn, B. Franklin. Row 2: M. Ford. R. B. Viers. Row 3: M. Blissmer, J. Rust, P. 39 LOWELL J.V.—VARSITY WRESTLING Upper Left: Smith slugs it out to the end. Above: Sal faces the thrill of victory. Bottom: Rust brands his opponent. Middle: Kacius sings his opponent to sleep. Far Right: Kutemeier electrifies the fans. Bot¬ tom right: Blissmer checks his time. 40 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL Although it compiled only a 0-7 record, the scores do not in¬ dicate how the team operated on the field. The losses were not one-sided defeats, but de¬ feats by numbers. The team was admirably led by George Bravos, who was voted Most Valuable Freshmen Player. The Most Improved Player award went to Jeff Rosenbauer who saw both defensive and offensive action. Top Center: Freshmen coaches, John Vandenbemden, Jim Hurst. Top Right: Lowell receiver outruns opponent. Row 1: B. Knight. T. Busker. B. Franklin. J. Ringas. S. Kasparian, S. Gerst. T. Mid- kiff, J. Salmon. Row 2: J. Boyles, M. Flores, O. Littlejohn, J. Black. P. Kuiper, Wicker, G. Bravos, J. Wagner, D. Pratt, R. Dulin. F. Buchanan, L. Whitlock, R. M. Morrison, D. Lump. B. McGinley, J. Dibord. Row 3: S. Love. T. Johnson, T. Rosenbauer. CANDIDS t Top Center: Defense couldn’t stop them this time. Top Right: Todd Tilton scores another touchdown. Bottom Center: Gwyn releases ball from under big rush. Bottom Right: Coach Mathena tells Gallenkamp the strategy. 43 VARSITY—J.V. FOOTBALL VARS TY: With a season record of 2-8 the Devils have work to do for the next season. But, all is not lost for the 1976 season. Among the players sev¬ eral excelled: Chuck Sharkey- Most Valuable player, Randy Hansen and Jim Wagner—Of¬ fensive Linemen of the Year, and Mike Blissmer—Defensive Lineman of the Year. JR. VARS TY: The J.V. team performed very well as a team. The members encouraged each other and improved their play as the season progressed. These young men are going to con¬ tribute greatly to Lowell athlet¬ ics in the future. The team earned a 50-50 season. 44 Row 1: K. Patz, K. Knorr, K. Kutemeier, J. Bolhen, R. Reese. D. Scroggins, J. Stinnett, D. Spain. M. Wietbrock, P. Sharkey, R. Hansen. Row 2: M. Dougherty, C. Sharkey, F. Conteras. J. Wagner, M. Blismer, G. Druckemiller, J. Rust, C. Savich, R. Wen¬ dell, M. Bedoian. B. Viers. M. Daley. Row 3: T. Tilton. J. O ' Drobinak, ). Phillips. M. Langen, R. Gwyn, G. Dubord, R. Weirzba, K. Maatman, C. Baker, D. Goodman, J. Rust. F. Barath. Row 4: J. Dutton, J. Sheets, A. Gallenkamp, R. Maas. ]. McGinley, | Allie, K. Reed, A. Clark. Row 5: D. Ku¬ temeier, R. Bradbury, K. Hall, D. Schwim- mer, J. Forrester, K. Maatman. Varsity 16 Xank.ikt - : !j— : Laktl Central 14 l Hhside 18 ' Crtwvn Point 0 { Calumet Griffith jKarkakee ' tfii vn Point lU nlanci Hamster Griffith Lake Central • E|9 Gary emu met F r 11 Cta Clockwise; Coach Cusic and team look on with enthusiasm. Coaches Konning, Pierce and Mathena take time out for a picture. Head Coach Pierce. Senior Let- termen emerge Randy Munroe helps team to a victory. 45 46 4 7 HOMECOMING 1976 ... Top. Monica Kormendy, Cindy Welter, Brenda Morrow, Karen Hadders, Claudia Wall, Kristie Kintzel, Carol Ohlenkamp. Bottom Left: Industrial Education created the winning float. Bottom Right: Queen Karen Hadders and escort Jim Steuer. 48 A WINNER The tension of Homecoming came to a climax as Karen Hadders was crowned the 1976 Homecoming Queen during half-time activities. Karen’s es¬ cort for the evening was Jim Steuer. The Freshmen won the traditional spirit stick, and the sophomores received a first place in float competition. Af¬ ter the let-down of defeat in the game, Devils’ still enjoyed themselves at the dance. Top Left: Karen is congratulated by her predecessor, Margo Kormendy. Top Right: And the band played on. Bottom: Another winning float by the Soph¬ omore class. 49 POWDERPUFF This year the Powder Puff game had some competition to it, but after one week of hard gruel¬ ing practice, Wednesday evening arrived and the Jr.-Sr. team came out ahead. The half-time festivi¬ ties consisted of an obstacle course for class sponsors, and the crowning of the King, Keith Patz. Keith’s opponents were Mike Daugherty and Gary Toney. Top Left: The bonfire was a success again this year. Top Center: Mr. Mathena coaches the Jr.-Sr. class on to a victory. Bottom Left: The Powderpuff court. Top: Mike and Claudia parade on the field. Above: Bob and Kristie represents the ju¬ nior class. Left: Mindy wonders where her flag went. 51 OUTSTANDING SENIOR ATHLETES Doug Cooper State Qualifier Swimming Gayle Elliott State Qualifier (3) Sectional Champ Most Outstanding Swimmer 52 Chuck Sharkey Most Valuable Football Most Valuable All-around Sports Becky Zunica Most Valuable Player and Conference—Basketball Based on opinions of the participating coaches. John Rust Lake Suburnan Champ (3) Sectional Champ (3) Regional Qualifier (3) Semi-State Winner (2) State Qualifier (2) Mary Searie Most Valuable Gymnast 3rd place Sectionals Jr. Miss Pageant Biggest Ever Contrary to popular belief the whole senior class did not com¬ pete. A mere 25 girls, the largest ever. Due to the size of the pag¬ eant it had to be held on two nights. The winners were: Jr. Miss—Brenda Morrow 1st runner up—Janet Hoover 2nd runner up—Margaret Bravos 3rd runner up—Mary Searle Congeniality—Diana Barnhill Poise and Appearance—Laurie Buche Fitness—Laurie Buche Talent—Brenda Morrow Scholastic—Mary Searle Far left: Jr. Miss—Brenda Morrow. Clock¬ wise: Mary Schuster acts out a routine. Karla Miller does acrobats. All together now! Brenda sings. Margaret Bravos acts poised. Wendy Black gets down. The Thespians first production this year was the Fine Arts Revue. The show was a success, featur¬ ing students with a variety of tal¬ ents. The show was open to any¬ one with talent. There were several different dance routines, singers, and musicians. The Thes¬ pians performed a short “Charlie Brown” skit. The program was given on November 12 and 13. Far Left: Teri Wicker wishes she could be a Califor nia Girl . Left Center; Ed Eu¬ bank takes a deserved bow. Right Center; John Kuiper sings. Above: The Peanut gang discusses a point. Bottom Left: Ken Hall sings for group Zenith . Bottom Center: Choir performs. Left: Kathy Holding per¬ forms her own song. 57 SPECIAL EVENTS This year we had two really special events (count ’em two). The “rock” concert featured a group called “The Sunshine Ex¬ press.” The group generated much enthusiasm within the stu¬ dent body. At times the teachers were even seen enjoying them¬ selves. The second, consisted of Careers Day. On this occassion, students attended lectures of their choice that were given by profes¬ sionals in that particular field of endeavor. Above: Feeling the music. Top right: Southern Belle sings out. Middle: Let ' s Boogie. Bottom right: Pickin’ and Grinnin. ' 60 Top Left: Officer Friendly? Middle: Ann Little plays guide. Bottom Left: Join Navy see the world. Top Right: The Watergate Bug. Bottom: Move it! Move it! 61 “HOW TO SUCCEED .. This years musical was “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying.” The choir presented the show May 29 and 30. Though the group did not play to a full house, the play was defi¬ nitely a success. The play dealt with a young man trying to get ahead in the world, and it con¬ tained humorous overtones. The lead was played by Mike Ford; costarring were fellow seniors Ja¬ net Hoover, Shari Sharkey, John Rust, and Fred Aim plus a great supporting cast. The sets were creatively styled, and the stage crew did an excellent job. Left Page. Left: Interesting, no? Top Right; Shari Sharkey plays matchmaker. Bottom Right: Mike Anderson tells it like it is. Right Page. Top Left: Mike and Ja¬ net dream of their future. Top Right: Mike takes it off. Bottom: The group per¬ forms one of its numbers that added so much to the performance. 63 Left Page. Top Left: Mike and Janet ex¬ change their feelings in a song. Bottom Left: George makes an urgent call. Top Right: The boys talk things over. Bottom Right: Fred calls mom. Right Page: Top Left: Wasting time? Top Right: John Lepper keeps his eye on Debbie Slone. Above: Mike sings to himself in the mirror. 65 SUMMER BREEZE Amidst paper flowers, wishing wells, parachutes, and corn starch the 1977 Prom took place. The ju¬ nior class held the prom in the Multi-Purpose area, thus spend¬ ing their money and time on dec¬ orations. The group was ‘‘Bon¬ fire and an interesting sideshow was the collage of pictures (do¬ nated by yearbook) arranged on the wall of various members of the junior and senior classes. The theme of the prom was “Summer Breeze.” The king and queen of this menagerie were Glenna Earley and Dan Harper. Clockwise: How would you like a Hawai¬ ian punch? The royal couple, Dan and Glenna. Passing the time. “Walk this Way.” Signing in. Kim and Eric dance. A junior chorus line. 66 Top left: Arriving at the prom. Bottom left: Catching flies? Top left: Seems like yesterday. Bottom right: Fred and Ginger, watch out! Opposite page: Exchanging a moment. Bonfire burns out. The Home¬ coming court: Randy Monroe, Becky Al- lie, Dan Harper, Glenna Earley, John Rust, Kathy Peters, Beth Scheckel, and Mike Ford. 68 MAKES ME FEEL FINE SENIOR BANQUET The first Senior Banquet was held at 7:00 p.m. on Friday, May 13, in the Devil’s commons. The turnout was larger than had been expected and included many midterm grads. After eating (pot- luck style) the senior members honored the “Hall of Fame” se¬ niors, then each individual mem¬ ber received an award for belong¬ ing to the class. The seniors also honored Mr. and Mrs. Ku- ruzovich, Mr. and Mrs. Drukemil- ler, Mr. and Mrs. Schuster, and the senior class sponsors. Mr. Drukemiller concluded his speech warning that school will be held on Monday (planned ditch day). After the speeches, a dance was held for the seniors in the Multi-Purpose Room. Left Page. Top Left: Fond memories. Top Center: Congratulations! Bottom Left: You don’t say? Bottom Center: |ust one big family. Right Page. Top Left: Seniors boogie at Banquet. Bottom Left: Oh my gosh! Bottom Right. Wasn’t that grand. FREEDOM SENIOR’S LAST DAY HONORS CLASS OF 1977 HONORS SECTION Condra Arlet Mark Bartz Sally Block Margaret Bravos Kathleen Cunningham Cathy Holding Linda Johnson Kathy Peters James Stinnett James Kacius John Reynolds Leslie Ann Tilton Dione Kersey Paul Sanders Lesli Venditti Mary Joy Metx Mary Serle Betty Weover Rondo 11 Monroe Pipe ' Spry Debra Wein Devonne Nelson Shan Sharkey David Wietbrock Jon Oppenhuis Nancy Yonkauskos NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Candro Arlet Mark Bartz Morgaret Bravos Judith Cooper Kothleen Cunningham James Kocius Donna Little Mary Joy Metz Rondoll Monroe Kathy Peters John Reynolds Mary Searle Short Sharkey Piper Spry James Stinnett Janine Sutton Lesli Vendftti Betty Sue Weaver David Wietbrock Nancy Yankauskas LOCAL AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS ATHLETIC MAJOR LETTER AWARDS American Legion Scholarship. American Legion Auxiliary Scholarship. Bousch and Lomb Award. Betty Crocker Aword. DAR Good Citizen Award. James E. Little Scholarship. FEA Scholarship. Industrial Education Scholarship. Cheri Goyfield, Russell Bruce .Gerry Sinks .Leslie Venditti .Rebecca Allie .Margaret Bravos .Mark Wietbrock ..Candro Arlet .Jomes Kacius SUBJECT AND SPECIAL AREA AWARDS Business Award.Leslie Tilton English Award.Karen Hadders French Award...Don Peddy Outstanding Bandsman, John P. Sousa Award.John Lepper Outstanding Choir Member.Colleen Hoshow Student Council Award.Sandra Kowalski Math Awafd.Lesli Venditti Home Economics Award.Julie Kohanyi Thespian Award.Janet Hoover, Colleen Hoi haw Mark Bartz Michael Blissmer Russell Bruce Chester Bunkowfst Frank Contreras Douglas Cooper Thomas Eidam Michael Ford Roderick Gordon Craig IliH Jomes Kacius Art Kasparion Dean Kutmemeier John O ' Drobmok Jon Oppenhuis Keith Patx Randcl Reese John Rust Corl Savich David Scroggins Charles Sharkey JeHery Smith Daniel Spain James Steuer Jomes Stinnett Jo Le Trippe Mork Wietbrock Domel Wleklinski Molmdo Allie Margaret Bravos Paulo Cooper Tamela Cox Gayle Elliott Kathleen Fry Linda Johnson Kathy Peters Beth Scheckel Mory Searle Leslie Tilton Leslie Venditti Betty Weaver Nancy Yonkauskos Rebecca Zumca Athletic Scholarship Award.Kathy Peters All Sports Award.Kathleen Fry Charles Sharkey Senior Honor Blanket Awards: Charles Sharkey Maiinda Allie Kathleen Fry Tamela Cox SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED INDIANA STATE UNIVERSITY Sylvia Hardy - a Summer Honors Grant Linda Johnson - Academic Scholarship DEPAUW UNIVERSITY Jim Stinnett Scholastic and Athletic Scholarship Kathy Peters - School of Music Honor Scholarship SAINT JOSEPH ' S COLLEGE Chuck Sharkey - Grant in Aid Scholastic and Athletic Scholarship SOCIETY OF WOMEN ENGINEERS CERTIFICATES OF MERIT IN SCIENCE AND MATH Piper Spry Leslie Venditti Nancy Yankouskas MARIAN COLLEGE Mary Searle - Academic Scholarship PURDUE UNIVERSITY CERTIFICATES OF RECOGNITION ARE AWARDED TO Mark Bartz Sally Block Rondall Monroe Jon Oppcnhui s Paul Sanders Beth Scheckel Piper Spry Betty Weaver Nancy Yankauskas VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY Carl Savich • Scholastic and Football Scholarship Rondall Monroe - Presidential Scholarship TEAMSTERS UNION SCHOLARSHIP Randall Monroe TENTATIVE HOOSIER SCHOLARS Condro Arlet Luther Peddy Mark Bartz Kathy Peters Roxanne Bastin John Reynolds Wendy Block Teresa Rosenbauer Russell Bruce Paul Sanders Karen Buche Beth Scheckel Kathy Cunningham Mery Searie T ammy Dean Short Sharkey Michael Ford Gregory Sickler Barbaro Gerner Gerry Sinks Koren Hodders Jeffrey Smith Donald Honley Daniel Spain Jonet Hoover Piper Spry Linda Johnson James Stinnett Jomes Kocius Deboroh Vovra Donna Little Leslie Venditti Carmen Modio Betty Weaver Monjoy Metz David Wietbrock Rondall Monroe Jane Wilson Jon Oppenhuis Nancy Yankouskas WABASH COLLEGE John Rust • Academic Scholarship 75 Where do we go from here? As promi sed the 1977 com¬ mencement exercises began promptly at 2:00 p.m. on May 22. As the class marched in, the band played the traditional “Pomp and Circumstance.” Clad in red and white gowns the graduates took their seats in front of a full house of family and friends. Speeches were given by fellow classmates, Laurie Buche, Shari Sharkey, and Violet Trbojevic. Following the speeches, the moment arrived ev¬ eryone had waited for—the pre¬ sentation of the diplomas. Mr. Gary Drukemiller presented the diplomas assisted by Mr. John Ku- ruzovich and Joyce Kramer. In unison the seniors were then al¬ lowed to place their tassels to the right side. The ceremonies were over sooner than many seniors had anticipated, and they marched out in step to “Fanfare and Recessional.” Top: The diplomas anxiously await. Bot¬ tom left: John Lepper entertains fellow grads. Bottom right: A bird ' s eye view. 76 The Beginning? Top left: Pam Iliff and Mindy Allie. Top right: The program. Bottom left: The band plays on. Bottom right: Diane Kersey re- cieves her diploma. AFS Row 1: K. Boyles, C. Pfister. S. Sleinbach, Row 2: S. Sichterman, K. Stuart. F. Aim. Row 3: K. Sampson, H. Smith. Row 4: A. Rigg. N. Baker, C. Arlet, D. Render, L. Blankenship, S. Smith. Row 5: J. Wilson, L. Schyler, E. Parks. Row 6: Miss Kurtis— Sponsor. M. Ruge, C. Langston. ART GUILD Row 1: L. Jonas. H. Smith. M. Karlson. D. Angelidis, A. Newman, C. Miracle. Row 2: P.. Bowman. C. Gayfield. P. Gerner, S. Og- burn. B. Marsh. J Woosley. C. Hannon, S. Hook. Row 3: D. Crane. L. Hein. D Ren- dant, T. Solic. Row 4: M. Rumback, C. Ar¬ iel. M. Blanchard. G. Fetters, J. Hoover. R. Wilson. P. Cooper. K. Cunningham. R. Hazzard, Mr. Sufana—Sponsor. S. Carlson. 1976-1977 MARCHING BAND Row 1: P. Roney, T. Harmon, L. Hein. K. Hall, K. Carlson. Row 2: S. Tarr, K. Baily, S. Beeching, L. Norris. J. Arlet, F. Aim. C. Cunningham. Row 3: M. Berwick. D. Crane. S. Hanson. N. Mazurane. J. Barrus. D. Render. Row 4: S. Sichterman, R. Cun¬ ningham, N. Baker, S. Gerst, L. Spain. Row 5: B. Krick, S. Stephan. T. Solic, B. Stagner, D. Peronis. Row 6: T. Wicker, S. Carlson, M. Adam, K. Kintz, J. Lepper, C. Hoshaw, B. Hatch, K. Finny. Row 7: K. Reichart. M. Karlson, C. Langston, J. Skinner, B. Evans. Row 8: C. Arlet, J. Norris, K. Payne. G. Sickler, |. McCormick, P. Martin, J. Uhter. Row 9: S. Wilson, R. Coburn. CADET TEACHERS Row 1: C. Ruark, K. Schauwecker. Row 2: D. Severson, W. Black, M. Bravos, Pia Ra¬ mon. Row 3: L. Peterson, B. Allie, Miss Be- ver—Sponsor, G. Earley, C. Wall. Row 4: L. Johnson, J. Hoover, K. Cox, K. Fry. 85 Row 1: D. Render. Row 2: D. Cole. S. Forrester, S Row 1: S. Forrester. Row 2: S. Woosley. Row 3: L. Govert. FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS ALTERNATE CHEERLEADERS J.V. CHEERLEADERS Row 1: L. Husiar. Row 2: R. Sobak, M. Ko- rmendy. Row 3: C. Flatt. 87 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Row 1: K. Kutemeier, M. Blissmer, P. Sharkey, J. Rust, D. Scroggins, R. Bruce. Row 2: K. Laudig, W. Black, N. Yan- kauskas, L. Farney, K. Govert CHOIR Row 1: K. Huseman. K. Peters. D. Ku- rtis, S. Sharkey. B. Morrow. T. Rose- nbauer, |. Outler, ]. Kuiper, P. Denton, |. Uhter. Row 2: T. Wilkerson. P. Sealy. C. Mehegan, M. Sheets, L. David. C. Bunkowfst, C. Lechner. D. McLean. Mr. Fredrick—sponsor. Row 3: L. Gray, T. Eich. J. Gray. C. Holding. J. Stull. L. Fairchild. D. Slone. C. Hoover. C. Har¬ ding. B. Evans. Row 4: B. Bennett. R. Miller, V. Parker. B. Hall. C. Meltzer, M. Smith, K. Novak. B. Stingley. T. So- lic, E. Doty. M. Doleberry. Row 5: B. Scheckel, P. Roney. R. Ford. F. Aim, C. Tunnell. G. Fetters. G. White, S. )ase- winski, |. Meyers. |. Gorball. Row (i: M. Ford. A. Rent. B. Hatch, J. Green. J. Schuyler, V. Valenti. K. Faircloth, D. Crumrine, J. Hyatte. D. Berg. K. Cun- nigham. ). Cooper. S. Sichterman. 89 DEVILS’ TONGUE 0 O n Ai n Row 1: K. Hudson, D. Williams. Row 2: R. Maas. L. Petrecca, C. Barr, J. Ariel, J. Searle, D. Curtis, R. Cunningham, M. Horneij. Row 3: A. Rent, C. Arlet, K. Deifel, D. Little, Miss Hodakowski—Advisor, K. Knight, E. Ellis, S. Hayden, N. Baker. Row 4: D. Koehne, K. Sutton, P. Neary, K. Ko- tula, G. Cooper, T. Smith, D. Wlenklinski, J. Scziglak. 90 DRILL TEAM Row 1: R. Elliot, C. Conley, B. Schekel, J. Birkhead, P. Rosenbauer. Row 2: M. Gun¬ ning, K. Haraburdo, A. Savich, L. Blanken¬ ship, K. Hansen, C. Holzhauer. Row 3: M. Berwick, B. Hatch, M. Bravos, L. Johnson. M. Searle, P. Ramon, Miss Kurtis— Sponsor. 91 ECOLOGY CLUB Row 1: K. Ebert, L. Bozak, S. Brill. Row 2: S. Hulsey, Mr. Deweese—Sponsor, A. Rent, K. Swart. 92 FRENCH CLUB Row 1: K. Barman. Mrs. Carter—Sponsor. A. Little. Row 2: T. Anderson, K. Babcock, T. Wicker, L. Blankenship, M. Berwick. L. White, R. Reynolds. Row 3: T. Solic, M. Lessard. M. Kuruzovich, E. Eubank. C, Maatman, P. Neary. Row’ 4: B. White, K. Diefel. E. Carlson. J. Ford, K. Ayres. 93 Future Educators of America Row 1: P. Ramon, P. Trippe, D. Vavra. Row 2: J. Sutton, B. O ' Neal, W. Black. H. Smith, S. Bedoian, P. Quillin, P. Bean, K. Cunningham. F. Aim. Row 3: S. Allegre- Sponsor. E. Bever—Sponsor, M. Searle, D. Coates, C. Arlet, S. Stephan. K. Little, M. Williams, B. Evans, S. Scihterman, L. Sny¬ der. Row 4: M. Bravos, N. Znika. S. Smith. L Blankenship, A. Little, M. Pattee, S. Sharkey, T. Daley, P. Gerner. Future Farmers of America Row 1: D. Kulemeir. C. Etch, J. Curtis, D. Traumer, G. Buchanan, J. Huber, G. Trom- mer. Row 2: S. Peters. D. Kroll, T. Curtis, T. Vucko, S. Wietbrock, M. Pattee, T. Nel¬ son, D. Palmer. ). Hayden. Row 3: Mr. Wright—Sponsor, A. Hopper. K. Steuer. M. (ones. Row 4: T. Wilson, ). Guritz. Row 5: R. Duncan, C. Haberlin. L. Jonas. Row 6: S. Hayden, M. Wietbrock, S. Wilson. HOME ECONOMICS Row 1: D. Roark. A. Cataldo. S. Tarr. M. Smith, D. Littlepage. Row 2: C. Roy, K. No¬ vak, J. Petro, B. Ellis, A. Smith, Mrs. Hard¬ esty—Sponsor, D. Nethery. 96 Row 1: M. Tinglof, J. Kacius. P. Sanders. Mr. Kalbac—Sponsor. Row 2: D. Weit- brock, M. Bartz, C. Sharkey, D. Cooper. INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION LATIN CLUB Row 1: A. Cataldo, G. Elliott, T. Dean. Row 2: K. Sutton, R. Gwyn, J. Berg. Row 3: N. Ruge. K. Cunnigham, B. Gerner, S. Brill, J. Barrus, C. Langston. D. Morningstar. Row 4: 1. Gordon, Mr. Frederick—Sponsor. 98 L. CLUB Row V. B. Schekel, K. Peters, M. Searle. Row 2: G. Elliot, W. Black, M. Bravos. L. Johnson, T. Cox, K. Fry, C. Cox, M. Allie. Row 3: K. Payne, D. Render, S. Mika. S. Korte. L. Renn, L. Spain. K. Govert. L. Sark, S. Steinbach. Row 4: W. Blanchard. C. Hales, M, Kormendy, E. Schuknecht, H. Smith, K. Berner, K. Stuart, C. Brad¬ bury. Row 5: D. Llewellyn. J. Little. L. Earley, S. Bedoian, N. Znika, K. Roy, S. Sharkey, D. Genge, A. Little. Row 1: G. Cooper. Row 2: J. Rust. D. Spain, J. Stinnett, M. Daley, J. Smith, K. Savich, M. Blissmer, B. Viers. Row 3: J. Miller, P. Sharkey, J. Rust, J. O ' Drobinak, W. Bailey, K. Maatman, D. Kutemier. R. Bruce. Row 4: R. Hansen. D. Snyder, J. Wagner. P. Weiand. S. Korte. D. Wlek- linski. R. Monroe, J. Oppenhuis, T. Adam. Row 5: A. DeLoera, C. Buche. M Black. A. Gallenkamp. M. Langen. J. O ' Drobinak. J. Phillips. R. Burgess, T. Beckrich. 99 LIGHT AND SOUND CLUB Row 1 : C. Karlson, L. Farney. Row 2 : S. Carlson. M. Ford. 100 LOWELL CHESS CLUB Row 1: Sponsor—Ms. Waters. ). Searle, ]. Row 3: D. Crumrine, G. Trbojevic, M. Smutniak. Row 2: K. Bailey. S. Hayden. Luebeke. Row 4: P. Neary, C. Alexis. 101 MATH SCIENCE CLUB Row 1: B. Scheckel, Mr. Beeching—Spon¬ sor, Mr. Ouwenga—Sponsor. Row 2: L. Venditti, M. Ford, I. Gordon, K. Bailey. 102 Row 1: D. Roark, C. Searle, K. Love, R. James, C. Tunnell. Row 2: B. O’Neal, C. Harbudo, D. Severson, J. Donnelly, T. Wi¬ cker. Row 3: S. Kuiper, L. Blankenship, S, Nord, S. Korte, L. Snyder. Row 4: C. Oh- lenkamp, C. Tunnell, J. Rust, K. Little, M. Pattee, S. Sharkey, A. Little, L. Renn. 103 MATMAIDS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: B. Scheckel, M. Bravos, R. Baggot, L. Lappie, M. Metz, L, McQuen, K. Cun¬ ningham. Row 2: A. Starr, S, Stephan, K. Peters, M. Searle, S. Sharkey, P. Bean, J. Wilson. Row 3: J. Cooper, P. Quillin, L. Sark, L. Smith, S. Korte, P. Weiand, R. Burgess, T. Adams, K. Hall, J. Miller. Row 4: D. Kersey, K. Stuart. R. Huseman, K. Berner, J. Sutton. Row 5: D. Little, C. Arlet, L. Spain, N. Ginert, S. Steinbach, K. Little. Row 6: C. Buche, J. Skinner, M. Lepper, P. Sharkey, J. Stinnett, R. Mon¬ roe, D. Snyder. OFFICE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Row 1: ]. Birkhead, T. Holst, L. Potter, S. Ogborn, S. Gray, P. Shultz, J. Odle, P, Joseforsky, T. Cox, Mrs. Barrett—Spon¬ sor, S. Black. T. Holloway, L. Roberts, L. Blanchard. Row 2: J. Cooper, L. Huse- man, E. Krick, L. Jelenick, D. Fisher, K. Miller, M. Meese, L. Marvel, C. McClanahan, B. Ellis, M. Travis. Row 3: A. McNorton, R. Bowman, D. Wein, T. Miller, L. Harmon, S. Clark, K. Hamm, N. Yankauskas, D. Nelson, J. Cassman. 105 PEP CLUB Row 1: C. Szarmach. K. Hansen, R. Huse- man, L. Potter, A. Little, J. Birkhead, P. Bean, D, Coates. Row 2: K. Little. R. Mass, B. Scheckel, M. Gunning. K. Pe¬ ters, S. Sharkey, T. Rosenbauer, M. Car¬ roll, K. Hadders, L. Jelenick, E. Krick. Row 3: C. Flatt, L. Husiar, M. Kormendy, R. Sobak, W. Black, K. Laudig, L. Farney, K. Govert, N. YanKauskas, S. Forrester, L. Govert, S. Woosley. Row 4: Miss Long—Sponsor, D. Cole, S. Hulsey, K. Novak, M. Searle, P. Quillin, K. Kotula, D. Curtis, S. Mika, D. Severson, K. Huse- man, K. Hamm, D. Render, B. O ' Neal. 106 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Row 1: J. Skinner, L. Ferhal, N. Arlet. Row 2: L. Harness, M. Horneij, Mr. Goodman— Sponsor, M. Fleener. ROCKET CLUB A £ Row 1: R. McNorton, C. McClanahan, ). Justice, B. Nowlin, J. Rumback, C. Madia. Row 2: J. Pelham, M. Wright. J. Mital, D. Conners, A. McNorton, M. Anderson. M. Rumback. Row 3: MSGT Gayfield—Spon¬ sor, H. Herr, J. Wagoner. | Petro, G. Sinks, M. Lepper, Lt. Col. Acton. 108 JROTC Row 1: D. Muilenburg. J. Mauk, C. McClanahan, K. Cunningham. G. Sinks. D. Connors. A. McNorton, C. Madia. M. Loppor. Row 2:). Rubmack, M. Rumback, T. Eich. D. McLean, N. Mazurane, B. Majdak, D. Burbach, P. Harper. ). Ed- gman. L. Harness. Row 3: A. Rent, L. Gray, S. Stewart, C. Barr. F. Kopas, D. Rendant, G. Elkins. K. Deering, J. Justice, C. Conley. Row 4: C. Lechner. S. Nord, D. Crumrine. R. Cunningham, E. Smith, B. Newlin, D. Bodner, J. Harness. H. Lepper, ]. Ringas. Row ' 5: K. Smith. B. Elkins, M. Gaddy, J. Salmon, J. Petro, J. Pelham, R. McNorton. M. Horneij, R. Camus. M. Corns. Row 6: M. Fedler, K. Pierce. B. Haldo, A. Clark, C. Langston. J. Galliher. |. Bruce. K. Stavros, C. Brownell. J. Wagoner, MSGT Gayfield—Sponsor. 109 SPANISH CLUB Row 1: L. Tilton, B. Bravos, Mrs. Neigh- bors-Sponsor, M. Searle, D. Little. Row 2: C. Tunnell, R. fames. C. Searle, B. Scheckel, L. Johnson, W. Black. P. Ra¬ mon, B. Stingley. Row 3: J. Searle, S. Bed- oian, S. faswinski, G. Fetters, L. Mis- hlove, J. Green, D. Fewkes, P. Quillin, P. Bean. Row 4. L. Snyder, J. Snyder, M. Kormendy, N. Znika, L. Husiar, C. Flatt. K. Laudig, K. Love, L. Smith, |. Sutton. HO ■ STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: K. Hansen. E. Parks. S. Kowalski. L. Schuyler, K. Hinton, C. Hoover, C. Welter. Row 2: K. Laudig. L. Farney, K. Covert, S. Mika, T. Rundfelt, S. Foss. T, Sacco, A. Clark, E. Herlitz, L. Minion. Row 3: R. Gwyn, D. Phillips, D. W6in, R. Bruce. D. Snyder. K. Babcock, L. Snyder. C. Harding. Row 4: K. Payne. R. Huse- man, T. Donnelly, S. Love, L. Meltzer, C. Ohlenkamp. K. Hadders, C. Welter, A. Rigg. R. Wisemiller. SUNSHINE CLUB Row 1: A. Sheets, A. Neuman, C. Miracle, S. Baker, M. Edgeman. Row 2: J. Cooper, C. Harding, P. Donahue, D. Morgan, J. Green, Mrs. Rollins—Sponsor, Miss Ayers Sponsor, D. Edgeman. Row 3: P. Rosenbauer, C. Tunnell, C. Roy. K. Bab¬ cock, D. Little, T, Wicker, T. Feddler, A. Savich, C. Meltzer, K. Smith, C. Barr. Row 4: S. Nord, |. Underwood. S. Tarr, B. O’Neil, B. Hall, B. Marsh, D. Littlepage, A. Smith, L. Bozak. Row 5: D. Zacira, C. Novak, L. Petrecca, E. Marino, D. Roark, M. Smith, D. Williams, R. Miller. 112 SWING CHOIR Row 1: B. Scheckel. T. Solic, S. Sharkey, ]. Rust, P. Roney. Row 2: C. Harding, D. Snyder. Bill Stagner, K. Peters, R. Todd, J. Hoover, T. Knight, J. Rust, ). Stull. Row 3: C. Holding. S. Wilson, C. Hoover, K. Hall. S. Carlson, ). Birkhead. P. Ford, J. Stull, ). Kuip t er. M. Ford, S. Stephan. 113 THESPIANS Row 1: S. Anderson. Row 2: S. Karlson. B. tcrs. K. Kintz, |. Hoover. F. Aim, K. Kar- Slagner. M. Ford. |, Lepper. Row 3: K. Pe- Ison. Row 4: L. Farney, D. Render. 114 TIMERETTES Not pictured: D. Fewkes, K. Cunning- Bradbury, K. Berner. G. Elliott, J. Sutton. ing the club picture. Due to mechanical ham. K. Stuart. K. Payne. S. Baker. C. M. Gunning. Our apologies for not hav- failure the picture was ruined. 115 Trackettes Row 1: D. Young, L. Tilton, D, Littlepage, J. Stull. Row 2: K. Novak, C. Welter, K. Sam¬ pson. S. Steinbach, A. Rigg, C. Welter. Row 3: L. Potter, K. Hamm, K. Huseman, L. Farney, D. Render, K. Kotula. Vocational Auto Club Row 1: T. Miller, J. Sobak. R. Strickland. T. Gross. S. Fitzpatrick, H. Burley, R. Mr. Blanchard—sponsor. K. Fathke. J. Berg, Vought, T. Bruce, 1. Sofakis, D. Harper. C. A. )urs, D. Mullenberg. Row 2: R. Myslive, Harding. |. DeVault, G. Erb. D. Wilson. I CELEBRATE MYSELF AND SING OF MYSELF ... m vv i i i. mien iPicccicr presents THE SI Nil f CLASS CL -1977 - Becky S. Allie Malinda M. Allie Fred E. Aim Donna S. Anderson Candra J. Arlet Judy K. Bachman Frank C. Barath Laura D. Barker Robert C. Barker 120 Diana L. Barnhill Denise A. Rarrus Mark A. Bartz Roxanne Bastin Linda S. Beach Pam J. Benka Wendy ). Black Lynette M. Blanchard Jerry A. Blandford Janice L. Birkhead Sally J. Black r 122 Chester C. Bunkowfst Leonard W. Burandt Linda M. Bush 123 George M. Compton Nadine L. Conners Francisco E. Contreras Kenneth R. Capps Wayne S. Carlson )ane E. Cassman Mary E. Carroll Karen Clark Sandra E. Clark 125 James R. DeVault Eric A. Doly Michael A. Dougherty Kyle L. Earley Joe A. Eriks Scott C. Fitzpatrick Cindy Flores Gregory B. Duncan Glenna J. Earley Thomas H. Eidam Gayle A. Elliott Karen E. Ericksen 129 Andrew Jure James J. Kacius Art Kasparian Sharon S. Katsimpalis John M. Killion Linda F. Kingery Julie A. Kohanyi Lynn M. Jelenick Linda C. Johnson Gale L. Jungels Carol L. Kepshire Diane M. Kersey 130 _ . _ Dean E. Kutemeier Richard Lane Mike P. Lawson Leanne T. Layne David A. Kroll Sue A. Kuiper John R. Lepper Marcia L. Lewis Mike S. Lipttak Michele R. Kormendy Sandra E. Kowalski Ellen L. Krick John M. O ' Drobinak Carla J. Ohlenkamp Jon M. Oppenhuis Michelle J. Musall Kathy Nance Margie A. Nehring Teresa M. Neal Randall C. Monroe Brenda L. Morrow Shawn M. Munroe Devonne E. Nelson Randal L. Nord 133 Denise A. Osburn Tony G. Parker Evelyn J. Parks Keith A. Patz Don L. Peddy VI ' Lori S. Potter Pia A. Ramon Elizabeth D. Randall Kathy L. Peters Elizabeth A. Peterson Karen J. Phillips Kathleen L. Plews 134 Paula R. Rans Randy D. Reese Kevin J. Reichert John M. Reynolds Gregory A. Rhodes Pamela S. Rosenbauer Teresa L. Rosenbauer Sandy M. Runfeldt John C. Rust Diane M. Salmon Cheryl A. Ruark Mary R. Rumback 135 Carl R. Savich Kenlynn J. Schauwecker Belh A. Scheckel Philip ). Schoon Mary E. Schuster Dave Scroggins Lynn A. Schuyler (aneace M. Scziglak Mary T. Searle Denise M. Severson Charles E. Sharkey Shari J. Sharkey 137 James Steuer Brenda K. Stingley James J. Stinnett Leslie A. Tilton Richard E. Todd Gary A. Toney Rhonda G. Strickhorn Rick L Stickhorn George D. Sturma Bryan K. Swart Paul A. Sanders Ken Summitt r Matt Borkowski Kim S. Burright Judy M. Cooper 140 SENIOR INDEX Becky S. Allie Cheerleading 9,10; Gymnastics 11; GAA 9,10; Pep Club 9,10; Cadet Teaching 12. Malinda M. Allie Basketball 9,10.11,12; Track Field 9,10,11,12; Volleyball 9,10,11; GAA 9,10; Powder Puff 10,12; Cadet Teaching 12. Fred D. Aim Band 9,10,11,12; Choir 9,10,11.12; FEA 11,12; Lowellian 11,12; Newspaper 9; Thes¬ pians 12; Musicals 9,10,11,12; AFS 12; Mock Election 12; Debate Contest 12; Tum¬ bling 9. Donna A. Anderson Powder Puff 9,10; Choir 9. Candra J. Ariel Band 9,10,11,12; Pep Band 9,10,11,12; FEA 10,11,12; V.P. 12; FEA State Area V.P. 12; AFS 12; Newspaper 9,10,11,12; Lowellian 9; National Honor Society 11,12; NISBOVA District 11,12; NISBOVA State 11; Plays 9,10,11,12; Art Guild 12; Staffer Award (Journalism) 11. Judy K. Bachman Powder Puff 10,12; OEA 11; Choir 9. Frank C. Barath ROTC 9,10,11,12; VICA 11,12; Football 10,11,12; FFA 9,10. Laura D. Barker Band 9,10,11,12; Pep Band 9.10,11; Band Cadet Flag 10,11,12; FEA 10,11; Miss FEA Area 1 11; Powder Puff 12; NISBOVA Dis¬ trict 10,11; NISBOVA State 11; Arion Award 11. Robert C. Barker Band 9,10,11; Band Festival 10,11; NIS¬ BOVA 10,11; Lowellian 10,11,12: Newspa¬ per 11. Diana L. Barnhill Basketball 10; Track Field 9,10,12; Pow¬ der Puff 9,10,11,12; Latin Club Treas. 10; Home Ec Club V.P. 11; FEA 11; GAA 9,10; Jr. Miss Contestant 12; P!E. Show 9. Denise A. Barrus Ecology Club 9; Drill Team 11; Jr. Miss Contestant 12. Mark A. Bartz Basketball 9; Cross Country 10,11,12; Swimming 10,11,12; Track 10.11,12; L-Club 10,11,12; Cross Country Captain 12; Track Co-Captain 12; National Honor Society 10,11,12. Roxanne Bastin Class Officer, Sect. 9; Mat Maids 9,10,11; Yearbook 11; Jr. National Honor Society 10; Jr. Miss Contestant 12; Powder Puff 11 , 12 . Linda S. Beach Ecology Club 9; Pep Club 10; Art Guild 11; FEA 11; Rocket Club 11,12; Choir 9,10,11,12; ROTC 9,10,11,12. Pam J. Benka Basketball 10,11; Volleyball 9,10,11; GAA 9,10; Track Field 9,10; Powder Puff 9,10,11,12; Cadet Teaching 11,12. Dave B. Bennett VICA 11,12. Janice L. Birk head Drill Team 10,11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12; OEA 11,12; Pres. 12; Swing Choir 11,12; Spanish Club 11; Jr. Miss Contestant 12; GAA 9,10; P.E. Show 9. Sally J. Black OEA 11,12; Pep Club 9; Gymnastics 9; Swimming 10; Drill Team 11; FEA 12; Jr. Miss Contestant 12; GAA 9; Cadet Teach¬ ing 11; Powder Puff 9,10,11.12; P.E. Show 9. Wendy J. Black Cheerleading 9,10,12; Pep Club 9,10,12; Spanish Club 10,11,12; AFS 12; FEA 12; Student Council 9; Drill Team 11; Basket¬ ball 11; Track 9,10,11; Powder Puff 9,10,11; GAA 9,10; Cadet Teaching 12. Lynette M. Blanchard OEA 12. Jerry A. Blandford VICA 12. Mike E. Biissmer Football 9,10,11,12; Wrestling 9,10,11,12; L- Club 10.11,12. Gerald E. Bohlen Football 10,11,12; Track 9,11; Latin Club 10,11; ROTC 9,10,11. Matt W. Borkowski Rita S. Bowman OEA 11,12; Swimming Manager 10,11,12; ROTC Club 9; Art Guild 12. Sandy L. Boyer Powder Puff 10; OEA 11. Margaret A. Bravos Volleyball 10,11; Basketball 9,10; Track 9; Tennis 10,11,12; Spanish Club 9,10,11,12; V.P. 11, Pres. 12; GAA 9,10; Cadet Teach¬ ing 12; FEA 12; AFS 12; Drill Team 11,12; National Honor Society 10,11,12; Powder Puff 9,10; DAR Good Citizenship Award 12; Jr. Miss Contestant 12; I.U. Honors Pro¬ gram 11. Christine L. Brewer OEA 11; ICE 12. Robert E. Brownell Football 9; ROTC 9,10,11; ICE 11. Kevin J. Bruce Basketball 9. Russell A. Bruce Baseball 9,10,11,12; Student Council 11,12; L-Club 11,12. Karen L. Buche Volleyball 9,10,11; GAA 9: Cadet Teaching 11; Tumbling 9,10,11,12. Laurie L Buche Student Council 9; GAA 9; Sunshine Club 9; Powder Puff 11; Cadet Teaching 12; Jr. Miss Contestant 12; AFS 12; French Club 9. Chester C. Bunkow st Football 9,10; Track 9,11,12; Wrestling 11. Karin R. Bult Cadet Teaching 12. Leonard W. Burandt Wrestling 9.10,11,12: Baseball 11; Track 11. Herb E. Burley Art Guild 10; VICA 11,12; Sect. 12. Lin da M. Bush Choir 9; Basketball 10; Track 10; Photogra¬ phy Club 10. Kenneth R. Capps Band 9,10,11; Stage Band 9,10,11; VICA 11 , 12 . Wayne S. Carlson Band 9,10,11,12; Choir 10,11; Thespians 10,11,12; Plays 9,10,11,12; Art Guild 12; Swing Choir 10,11,12. Mary E. Carroll Art Guild 10,11; Powder Puff 12; OEA 12; Pep Club 11,12. Jane E. Cassman Home Ec Club 9; OEA 12; Mother ' s Tea 9, 10 . Alita L Cataldo Latin Club 9,10,11; Track 9,10.11; FEA 12. Sandra E. Clark Ecology Club 9; Choir 9,10,11,12; OEA 12. 14 ) George M. Compton ROTC 9; Track 9: Football 9. Kathy G. Conner Home Ec Club 9,10,11; Swimming 9. Nadine L. Conners Rocket Club 9,10,11,12; P.E. Asst. 11. Francisco E. Contreras Football 12; Basketball 12; AFS 12. Doug T. Cooper Swimming 9,10,11,12; Captain 11; Golf 10; Industiral Arts Club 10,11. Paula J. Cooper Swimming 9,10,11,12; Art Guild 9,12; OEA 12 . Kim G. Cox Volleyball 9,10,11; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Most Valuable Player 9; Track 9; Tennis 10; GAA 9,10; Powder Puff 10,12; Cadet Teaching 12; Mock Election 12; Pep Club 9. Tamela G. Cox Volleyball 9,10,11,12; Most Valuable Player 9,10; Track 9; Tennis 10,12; Basket¬ ball 9,10; Trackette 10; GAA 9,10; Sect. 10; OEA 12; Powder Puff 10; Pep Club 10; Mock Election 12. Kathleen J. Cunningham National Honor Society 10,11,12; FEA 11,12; Cadet Teaching 12; Choir 9,10,11,12; District State Choral 9,10,11,12; Plays 9,10,11,12; Majorette 10,11,12; Swimming 9,10; GAA 9,10; Timerette 9,10,11,12; Art Guild 10,11,12; ROTC 9,10,11,12; Com¬ mander 12; American Legion ROTC Scho¬ lastic Excellence 10,11. Dawn M. Curtis Newspaper 11,12; Lowellian 12; Latin Club 9,10,11,12; V.P. 10; FEA 11; Ecology 9,10; P.E. Show 9. Debra Curtis Newspaper 9,10,11; Editor 10,11; Ecology Club 9,10: Latin Club 9,10,11,12; Sect. 9; Sunshine Club 10; FEA 11; Musicals 11,12; Photography Club 10, Most Valuable Staf¬ fer (Journalism) 10,11; Lowellian 10.11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Choir Festival 11,12; Choir 11,12. Tom L Curtis FFA 9,10,11,12. Tammy L. Dean Band 9,10,11,12; Cadet 9,10,11; Flag 12; Swimming 10,11,12; Track 9,10,11; Powder Puff 9,10,11,12; Latin Club 9,10,11,12; Pres. 10; GAA 9,10; Pep Club 10,11,12; L-Club 11,12 ; FEA 10 , 11 ; Student Council 12. Veronica R. DeLoera GAA 9; Basketball Manager 9; Latin Club 10: Sunshine Club 12. James R. DeVault VICA 11,12. Eric A. Doty Michael A. Dougherty Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9; Baseball 9; L-Club 11,12. Candace L. Drabik Gregory B. Duncan Joseph M. Durham Glenna J. Earley Cheerleader 9,10; Pep Club 9,10; GAA 9; Home Ec Club 9; Cadet Teaching 12; Stu¬ dent Council 9; Tumbling 9; Powder Puff 9. Kyle L. Earley Thomas H. Eidam Swimming 9,10,11,12; Plays 10,11; Light Sound Club 10,11; Thespians 10,11; Chil¬ drens ' Play 10,11. Gayle A. Elliott Diving 10; Swimming 9,10,11,12; Captain 12; Latin Club 9,10,11,12; Timerettes 9.10,11.12; L-Club 11,12. Gary R. Erb VICA 9,10,11,12. Karen E. Ericksen Newspaper 9,10,11; FEA 11; Musical 11; Lowellian 11,12; Editor 12; Pep Club 11. Joe A. Eriks VICA 11,12. Scott C. Fitzpatrick ROTC 9; VICA 10,11. Cindy Flores OEA 11, Historian; Drill Team 10,11. Allen M. Foote Donna L. Ford Thespians 12; Musicals 9,10,11,12. Michael A. Ford Football 9,10,11; Wrestling 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10; Swing Choir 11,12; Choir 9,10,11,12; Math Science Club 9,10,11,12; French Club 9,10,11; State Choral Festival 11,12; Thespians 10,11,12: Light Sound Club 9,10,11,12; National Honor Soc. 10,11. Gayle L. Fox Newspaper 9; Powder Puff 12; Jr. Miss Contestant 12. Diane A. Franklin Home Ec Club 9,10,11,12; Latin Club 10,11; GAA 10; Powder Puff 11,12; Choir 11; Bas¬ ketball 12; Musical 11. Kathleen Fry GAA 9,10; Volleyball 9,10,11; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Powder Puff 10,11,12; Cadet Teaching 12. Bruce M. Gaddy Susan M. Gagratz Cynthia L. Card Band 9,10,11,12; Flag 12; Choir 12. Cheri L. Gayfield Ecology Club 9; Thespians 12; Art Guild 12; Plays 10,11,12. Barbara J. Gerner Ecology Club 9; Art Guild 10,11,12; Pres, and Treas.; National Honor Society 10,11. Eddie N. Glegg Susan K. Graff SAE; FFA. Lori D. Grant Sharon L Gray ROTC 9,10; Choir 9,10; OEA 12; ICE 12. Roderick D. Gordon Swimming 9,10,11,12. Michele I. Go vert Cadet Teaching 12; Powder Puff 9,11. Kathryn M. Hamm Pep Club 10,11,12; OEA 12; Trackette 10.11,12; Mat Maid 12. Don W. Hanley Clarence E. Harding Football 9; Baseball 9; VICA 11,12. Sylvia M. Hardy Powder Puff 12; Timerette 12; Jr. Miss Contestant 12. Lora Lee M. Harmon Ecology 9; OEA 11,12; Tennis 11. Dan M. Harper VICA 11,12; V.P. 11. Julie A. Harris Powder Puff 9,10,11,12; Swimming 10; Track 9; Jr. Miss Contestant 12; GAA 9,10; ICE 11,12. Jerry L. Hayden FFA 9,10,11,12. Janice L. Hays Drama 10: Mock Election 12; French Club 9,10; FEA 11. Diana L. Hazzard OEA 11,12; ICE 12. Dan R. Herr Cathy A. Holding Swing Choir 12. David K. Holloway Theresa A. Holst OEA 12. Janet M. Hoover Art Guild 9.10.11,12; V.P. 11.12: Swing Choir 10,11.12; V.P. 11; Thespians 10,11,12: Sect. 11,12; Choir 9,10,11,12; Pres. 12; Newspaper 9,10,11: Powder Puff 9,11: Mu¬ sicals 9,10,11,12; Plays 9,10,11; Variety Show 12. John A. Hopper Art Guild 9; FFA 9,10,11,12; Reporter. Carolyn R. Holzhauer GAA 9. Colleen M. Hoshaw Ecology Club 9,10: Math Science Club 9: Band 9,10,11.12; Choir 9,10,11,12; Light 4 Sound Club 9,10,11,12; Pres. 11; Newspaper 9; Musicals 9,10,11,12; Plays 9,10,11; Thes¬ pians 10,11,12: Pres. 12; Pep Band 9,10,11,12; Dance Band 9,10,11,12. Marcia L. Lewis Arts Crafts Club 9. Mike S. Liptak Football 9,10: Lowellian 9,10; Band 9.10,11. fames M. Lucas Jim R. Lucas Basketball 9; Baseball 9.10. Mike L Lultreil Carmen W. Madia ROTC 9,10,11,12; Rocket Club 9,10,11,12; V.P. 11, Pres. 12; Photography Club 11. Kenny W. Marsh Basketball 9. Lisa A. Marvel Track 9; Ecology Club 9; FEA 11: OEA 12. jerry G. Mauk Marijoy Metz Powder Puff 9,10,11,12; Basketball 10: Na¬ tional Honor Society 11,12; Trackette 9. Randall A. Michallick Football 10; Track 10,11,12; L-Club 12. Dan G. McCarthy VICA 11,12; Swimming 9. Carol j. McClanahan OEA 11,12; Pep Club 9,10; Rocket Club 11.12; ROTC Drill Team 11,12. April L. McNorton Rocket Club 10,11,12; Treas. 10,11; Sect. 12; P.E. Asst. 11; OEA 12; P.E. Show 9; ROTC 9.10,11,12: Mother ' s Tea 10. Elizabeth A. McQuen Band 9,10; Powder Puff 12; National Honor Society 10,11,12. Karla M. Miller OEA 11,12; Junior Miss Contestant 12. Thomas R. Miller Basketball 9; VICA 11.12; Treas. 11, Pres. 12 . Randall C. Monroe Football 9.10,11: Basketball 9,10; Baseball 9,10; Tennis Club 9; National Honor So¬ ciety 10,11,12; L-Club 11,12. Brenda L. Morrow Cheerleading 10,11; Pep Club 10,11: Sun¬ shine Club 10,11; Choir 9.10,11,12; Lowell Jr. Miss “77 12. Shawn M. Munroe Karen P. Huseman Latin Club 10,11,12; Pep Club 11,12; Tra- ckettes 9,10.11,12; Thespians 12; Powder Puff 9,10,11,12; GAA 9. Linda L. Huseman OEA 11,12; Historian: GAA 9,10; Drill Team 10; Pep Club 9,10,12; Tumbling 10,11,12; Powder Puff 9,12. Craig E. lliff Football 9,10,11,12; Captain. Pamela S. lliff GAA 9,10; Powder Puff 11,12; Student Council 10; Class Council 9,10.11,12; Sect.; Home Ec Club 9,10. Lynn M. Jeienick OEA 12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12. Linda C. Johnson Drill Team 10,11,12; National Honor So¬ ciety 10,11; GAA 9.10; Spanish Club 10,11,12; Vo lleyball 11.12; Tennis 11,12; Pep Club 10,11; Art Guild 10.11; Sunshine Club 10. Gale L. ungels Andrew J. Jurs VICA 12: Industiral Ed Club 9,10.11. lames J. Kacius Wrestling 10,11,12; L-Club 10,11.12; Na¬ tional Honor Society 10,11,12; Boys ' State 11 . Art Kasparian Basketball 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9; Tennis 10,11,12; Golf 10,11,12; L-Club 10.11,12. Sharon S. Katsimpalis OEA 11. Carol L. Kepshire Band 9; Tennis 10. Diane M. Kersey Pep Club 9,10; GAA 9; Mock Election 12; ICE 11,12. John M. Killion Band 9,10,11; Marching Band 9,10,11; Dance Band 10,11; ROTC 9,10,11. Linda F. Kingery French Club 9. Julie A. Kohanyi Powder Puff 9; Mother ' s Tea 10,11: Basket¬ ball 9; P.E. Show 9,10: GAA 9. Michele R. Korm endy Student Council 11; AFS 12. Sandra E. Kowalski Band 9,10,11; GAA 9,10; Pep Club 9.10,11; Latin Club 9,10,11; V.P. 9; Student Council 9,10,11,12; Treas. 10, V.P. 11, Pres. 12: Pow¬ der Puff 9,10,11,12; Donkey Ball Queen Candidate 9; Mock Election 12. Ellen L Krick OEA 12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Tumbling 11. David A. Kroll FFA 9.10,11,12; Sect, Treas. 10, Pres. 11,12. Sue A. Kuiper Class Pres. 9; Mat Maid 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Swing Choir 11,12; Sun¬ shine Club 9,10; GAA 9; Student Council 9,10: Powder Puff 9,10; Mock Election 12; ICE 12; Tumbling 9,10. Dean E. Kutemeier Football 9,10.11,12; Wrestling 11,12; Track 10; L-Club 11,12. Mike P. Lawson Art Guild 12; ROTC 10; Rocket Club 10. Leanne T. Layne Home Ec Club 9; Library Asst. 9,10; Office Asst. 9,10,12. John R. Lepper Concert Band 9,10,11,12; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Pres. 12; Stage Band 9,10,11,12: Thespians 11,12; Football 10; ROTC 9. Michelle J. Musall Class Council 9,10,12: V.P. 9,12, Pres. 10; Student Council 10,11; Plays 10,11,12; Thespians 12; History Award 11. Theresa M. Neal Choir 9. Greg Neff Margie A. Nehring Devonne E. Nelson FEA 11,12: OEA 12. Randall L. Nord ROTC 10,11,12. John Novak Earl H. Nystrom John M. O ' Drobinak Cross Country 9.10,11; Baseball 10,11.12; Basketball 9,11,12. Carla J. Ohlenkamp Mat Maid 9,10,11: Student Council 11; Class Council 10,11; Pep Club 9,10. 143 Jon M. Oppenhuis National Honor Society 10,11; Basketball 9,10; Golf 9,10,11,12. Denise A. Osburn Evelyn J. Parks Class Council Treas. 9,10,11,12; Student Council 9,10,12; AFS 12; Band 9; Choir 9,10; Mock Election 12; Jr. Miss Contestant 12; Timmerette 9,10; Tumbling 9,10,11; GAA 9. Bill R. Potrevito Tony G. Parker Football 9,10; Track 9,10.11. Jeff D. Patz Keith A. Patz Football 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9,10,11; Bas¬ ketball 9: Powder Puff King 12. Mark C. Payne Don L Peddy National Honor Society 10,11; French Club, Track 11,12. Kathy L. Peters Gymnastics 9,10,11,12; GAA 9; Pep Club 10,11,12; Newspaper 9,10; Choir 9,10.11,12; Treas. 10, V.P. 11,12; Swing Choir 10,11,12, Treas. 11, V.P. 12; National Honor Society 10,11,12; Choral Festival 9,10,11,12; Musi¬ cals (accompanist) 9,10,11,12; May Queen Court 11. Elizabeth A. Peterson GAA 9. Karen J. Phillips Pep Club 10; GAA 9,10; Gymnastics 10,11; Student Council 12. Kathleen L Plews Lori S. Potter Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Pres. 12; Home Ec Club 9, V.P. 9; OEA 12, Sect. 12; Trackette 10 . 11 , 12 . Mike S. Propes Pia A. Ramon Spanish Club 10,11,12; FEA 11,12; Ecology Club 9,10,11; Drill Team 11,12; Jr. Miss Contestant 12. Elizabeth D. Randall Band 9,10; Band Cadet 9,10; Student Coun¬ cil 10,11,12; Class Council 9,10,11,12; V.P. 11; Latin Club 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 11; Lowellian 11; Newspaper 11. Paula R. Rons Randy D. Reese Football 9,10,11,12; Wrestling 9,11,12; Track 9,10. Kevin J. Reichert Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Concert Band 9,10,11,12; Pep Band 9,10,11,12. John M. Reynolds Newspaper 10,11; Model Rocketry 10,11; French Club 9,10,11; National Honor So¬ ciety 10,11,12; Baseball 10,12; Industrial Ed Club 11,12. Gregory A. Rhodes Pamela S. Rosenbauer Home Ec Club Treas. 11; Sunshine Club 12; Drill Team 12; Powder Puff 9,10. Teresa L. Rosenbauer Pep Club 11,12; Choir 11,12; Musical 11,12; Newspaper 10,11, Co-Editor-In-Chief 11; Lowellian 12; Track 9; GAA 9. Cheryl A. Ruark Powder Puff 12; GAA 9,10; Cadet Teaching 12 . Mary R. Rumback GAA 9,10,11,12; Home Ec Club 9,10,12; Rocket Club 9,10,11,12; ROTC 10,11,12; ROTC Color Guard 10,11; OEA 12; Art Guild 9,11,12; Math Science Club 9; Sun¬ shine Club 9,10; Mock Election 12; Track 9; Powder Puff 9,10,12. Sandy M. Runfeldt OEA Treas. 11. John C. Rust Swing Choir 9,10,11,12; Pres. 12; Football 9,10,11,12; Captain 12; Wrestling 9,10,11,12; Captain 12; Musicals 9,10,11,12; Thespians 10,11,12; L-Club 10,11,12. Diane M. Salmon Powder Puff 9,10,11. Paul A. Sanders Jr. Honor Society 9. Carl R. Savich Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9; Wrestling 11 , 12 . Keniynn J. Schauwecker Powder Puff 10; GAA 9. Amy M. Schecke ROTC 12. Beth A. Scheckel Gymnastics 9,10,11,12; Drill Team 10,11,12, Swing Choir 11,12; Choir 11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11; V.P. 11; Spanish Club 9,10,11,12; Treas. 11; Ecology Club 9,10,11; Treas 11; FEA 11; Math Science Club 11; National Honor Society 10,11,12; Powder Puff 10,11,12; Tumbling 9,10,11,12; Newspaper 9. Philip J. Schoon Musical 11. Jon A. Schro mbeck Neal H. Schultz Lynn A. Schuyler Class Pres. 11,12; Student Council 9,10,11,12; Class Council 9,10,11,12; Powder Puff 9,10,11,12; GAA 9; AFS 12; Pep Club 9 . Janeace M. Scziglak Latin Club 9,10,11; Treas. 9; Newspaper 9,10,11,12; Lowellian 12. Mary T. Searle National Honor Society 10,11,12; Pres. 12; Drill Team 10,11,12; Gymnastics 9,10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; Art Guild 9,10,11, 12; Treas! 10; FEA 10,11,12; Newspaper 9,10; Pep Club 11,12; Spanish Club 9,10,11,12; Sect. 11, V.P. 12; Math Science Club 11; Pow¬ der Puff 9,10,11,12; Tumbling 9,10,11,12; Ecology Club 9,10,11; I.U. Honor Program 1st alternate; Girls ' State 11. Denise M. Severson Pep Club 10,11,12; Mat Maids 10,11,12; Choir 9,10,11,12; Card Block 11; Powder Puff 10; GAA 9; Musical 11,12; Newspaper 10,11; Lowellian 11; Cadet Teaching 12. Charles E. Sharkey Football 9,10,11,12; Co-Captain 12; Wres¬ tling 9; Swimming 10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Boy Cheerleader 10,11. Shari J. Sharkey Pep Club 10,11,12; Choir 9,10,11,12; Sect. 10,11,12; Newspaper 10,11; Choral Festival 9,10,11,12; National Honor Society 10,11,12; V.P. 12;.GAA 9; Musicals 9,10,11,12; Swing Choir 11,12; Treas. 12; Powder Puff 9. Mary E. Schuster GAA 9,10; Powder Puff 9,10,11; Student Council 9,10,11; Sunshine Club 9: AFS 10: Homecoming Court 10; Jr. Miss Contestant 12 . Gregory L. Sickler Band 9,10,11,12. Gerry W. Sinks ROTC 9,10,11,12; Rocket Club 9,10,11,12; Pres. 10, V.P. 12; Audio-Visual Crew 9,10,11,12. Jeffrey B. Smith Football 9; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9,10,11,12; L-Club 10,11,12. JoEifyn Smith Powder Puff 9,12; Mock Election 12; Jr. Miss Contestant 12. Joe L Sobak VICA. Tim L Soifokis VICA 11,12. Daniel F. Spain Football 9,10,11,12; Wrestling 9,10,11,12; L- Club 9,10,11,12; Track 10. Pi per A. Spry GAA 9,10: Powder Puff 9,10.11; Pep Club 10,11,12; National Honor Society 10,11,12; Trackettes 9,10.11; Track 10,11,12; Volley¬ ball 12. Kenneth D. Summit John M. Stork Rochelle A. Stiener JoAnne Stephens Band. James Steuer Football 9.10: Wrestling 9,10,11,12; L-Club. Brenda K. Stingley Spanish Club 9.10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10; Ecology Club 12. James J. Stinnett Football 9.10,11,12: Wrestling 9,10.11,12: National Honor Society 10,11,12; L-Club 12: Class Council 10. V.P.: Track 10. Rhonda G. Strickhorn OEA 12. Hick L. Strickland V1CA 11,12. George D. Sturma Bryan K. Swart Leslie A. Tilton Trackette 9,11,12; Pep Club 11; Spanish Club 9,10.11,12; Sect. 12; OEA 11,12; V.P. 12; Gymnastics 9,10,11,12; Powder Puff 11. Richard E. Todd Band 9,10,11,12; Swing Choir 11,12. Cary A. Toney Violet Trbo evic Spanish Club 9,10: National Honor Society 11; FEA 11: AFS 10. a L. Trippe Basketball 9,11,12; Baseball 9,12: Cross Country 9. Debbie J. Trommer FFA 10,11,12; Pep Club 11 ,12; Trackettes 9,10,11; Student Council 11: Home Ec Club 9. Jeannie M. Underwood ROTC 11; Sunshine Club 12. Lesli M. Venditti Swimming 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11.12; GAA 9,10: Latin Club 10,11; French Club 11; Powder Puff 10; Girls ' State alt. 11; Na¬ tional Honor Society 11,12: Newspaper 9: Lab Asst. 11,12: Math Science Club 12. Tom R. Vucko FFA 9.10,11,12; Golf 11,12; Industrial Ed. Club 11,12. Claudia E. Wall Powder Puff 11.12: Cadet Teaching 12: Stu¬ dent Council 10,11. Betty S. Weaver Swimming 9,10,11,12; Tennis 10,11,12; Track 9; GAA 9,10; Spanish Club 10: AFS 10; Powder Puff 10,12; Trackette 10; Na¬ tional Honor Society 11,12. Debbie L. Wein Drill Team 10: GAA 9,10: OEA 12: Student Council 12. David A. Wietbrock Basketball 9,10,11; Cross Country 10; Na¬ tional Honor Society 10,11.12. Mark D. Wietbrock Football 9,10,11,12: Track 9,10,11,12; L- Club 11,12: FFA 9,10,11,12: V.P.; Track Captain 12. Geneva A. White Pep Club 9: Choir 9.10,11,12. Doug L. Williams Basketball 9: Baseball 9,10; Student Coun¬ cil 9. Daniel A. Wilson Scott A. Wilson Band 9,10,11,12: Stage Band 9.10.11,12; Swing Choir 11.12: FFA 10,11,12; Plays Musicals 12. Rhonda C. Winandy Dan P. Wleklinski Basketball 9.10.11,12: Baseball 9,10.12; Football 9: Tennis 12; L-Club 11,12. JR. GRADS Kim S. Burright ROTC 9. Judy M. Cooper Sunshine Club 11; OEA 10,11; National Honor Society 10.11; Choir 10,11. Kristy J. Denton Track 10; Powderpuff 9. Robert a Etzel Library Asst. 10.11; Ecology Club 11, V.P. 11 . Janice L. Fox OEA 10: Powder Puff 9. Gabrielle K. Krebs Pep Club 9; French Club 9,11; Spanish Club 9. Donna L. Little P.E. Show 9: Gymnastics 10,11: FEA 10: Spanish Club 10,11; Powder Puff 11; Sun¬ shine Club 11; Newspaper 10,11. Editor; Lowellian 9,10.11. Cammie L. Martin OEA 10: Cadet Teaching 11; Class Council 9.10,11; Art Guild 11. Janine L. Sutton Rhonda L. Wismiller Homecoming Court 10: Student Council 11 . Ablondi, Mary Ann Adam. Tim Adams. Tammy Allen, Sieve Anderson, joan Anton. Brian Arehart, David Arlet. Nicholas Ayers, John Bailey, Wayne Baggett. Rachel Barath, Carl Basham. Patrick Barker, Kelly Beach. Lisa Bean. Pam Bedoian. Michael Beeching, Mark Berg, )ohn Berg, Deona Berner. Kathy Blissmer, Cassie Bohlen, Beverly Boyles. Kim Bradbury. Crystal Brown. Jeffrey Bruce, Tom Brummet. Tim Buchanan. Genda Buche. Craig Burgess. Russel Cataldo, Alison Cesario. Dino Christopher, Ed Clark, Donald Cleaver, Scot Coates. Doris Cooper, judy Corie, Shawna Cory. James Crofford, Sharon Cunningham. Mary Cusic, Bill Daley. Mike Dant, George David, Denver Davis, Cindy Decker, Linda t46 DeLoera, Anthony Denton, George DeVault. Patty Donahue, Patricia Donnelly. Tammy Drabik, Candy DuBord. Greg Dutton. Jeff Duvall. Deborah Durham. Joe Echterling. Teresa Eich, Tina Ellis, Beth Elliott, Bill Elliott, Jim Esslinger, (anice Evans, Becky Evans. Beverly Fairchild, Laura Farney. Lori Fathke, Keith Fewkes. Dawn Fisher. Donna Fleener. Marvin Ford. Phillip Forrester. Scott Frahm. Steve Fred, Tom Frizzell. Brian Glade. Jim Gorball. Julie Covert. Kim Grant. Lori Gray, |oel Green. Janet Greiner, Linda Griesmer. Floy Gross, Todd Gunderson. Mark Guritz. Jan Guritz. Jay Haberlin, Cecil Halfman. Ron Hall. Barbara Hall, David Hall. Jeff Hall. Ken Hall. Rick Hansen. Kathy Hansen. Randy Haraburdo. Cathy Harmon. Cheryl Harness. Linnie Harper. Phil 147 Harris, Anita Harris. David Hatch, |amcs Hatch. Jerry Hays. Mary Hendricks. Greg Hedstrom, Jeff Herr, Cindy Hine, Scott Hinton. Kelly Horneij. Mark Hudak, Nancy Hulsey, Robert Huseman. Ruth Iliff, Becky James. Robin Jewett. James |onas, Lynn Jones, Mike Jones, Ken Kalvaitis. Donna Kasarda. Katherine Kender. Donna Kelm. Norman Kepes, Emery Kersey, Donna Kingma, Melinda Kintzel. Kristie Knorr, Dave Kohanyi. Mark Kolloway. Kris Korte, Steve Kowalski. Charles Krebs. Gabrielle Krick, Paul Kryza. Rick Kuiper. John Lappie, Elizabeth Laudig. Kim Learman, Lori Lindquist. Paula Little. Kathy 148 • • Littlepage. Druanne Love, Mike Luchene, Darrell McDaniel. Kent McLean. Diana McQuen, Debora Maatman. Kirk Marsh, Betty )o Marsh, David Martin, Jeanne Mauk, Jeff Meese, Marilyn Michaels, Richard Mika, Karen Mika. Sharon Miller. Jim Miller, Teresa Morgan, Debbie Morrison. Candy Mowrey, David Muilenburg, David Myers, Jerry Myslive, Randy Neary. Patrick Nethery, Kathy Norris, John O ' Neal. Brenda Osburn, Terry Palmer, Patrick Pattee, Mitch Payne, Katy Peronis, Dan Perfetti, Dom Petro, June Pfister, Carrie Poitras, Nancy Poppel. Leonard Propes, Jeffery Quale. Tammy Quillin, Patty Rappe, Darlene Reichert, Denise Rigg. Amy Roadruck, Rocky Roark. Kevin Robison, Scott Rosinko. Luke Ruark, Dale Rosser, |erry Rust, James Sablich, Patti Sampson, Kelly Sanders. Lou Ann Sanders, Tim 149 Sark. Lori Scheldt. Bernard Schucknecht. Ethel Schrum. Dick Sears. James Sharkey. Paul Sheets. Jim Shown. Tim Sichterman. Shirley Sinks. Denise Skinner, John Smith. Amy Smith, Carey Smith, Connie Smith. Helen Smith, Julie Smith. Louise Snyder, Darryl Spain. Lisa Speers, Shirley Stagner, William Starr, Angela Steinbach, Sheree Stephan, Sharon Steuer, Kevin Stewart, Susan Strickhorn, Linda Stuart, Kathy Stull, Jerri Sutton, Janine Swank, Don Swart, Kathy Szabo, Charles Tarr, Susan Taylor, Carole Thompson, Mitch Tilton, Jamie Travis, Myra 150 Trbojevic, George Viers. Bob Vought. Randy Vuletich. Barbara Wagner, Jim Weiand. Pete Welter, Cindy Wendel, Rick Wilson, Janet Wilson, Mark Wilson, Ted Williams, Larry Wleklinski, David Woosley, Jennifer Young, A1 The yearbook staff would like to take a moment to remember Nancy Gintert. A member of the Junior class. Nancy was on the Girl ' s Swim Team her freshmen year and can best be remembered for being a warm and loving person. 151 SCIPHCMCEE Abner. Kerry Alexis, Cole Allie, John Anderson. Alan Anderson, Stacey Anderson, Tim Artim, Mike Babcock, Katy Bachman, Janet Bailey, David Bailey, Kevin Baker, Chuck Baldwyn, Tamera Barker, Steve Barman, Kenneth Barnhill. Pat Barrus, John Bastin, Colleen Bauer, Beth Beckrich, Terry Bedoian, Susan Beier, Crista Benka, Mike Berg, John Berwick. Melanie Black, Mickey Blanchard. Michelle Blanchard, Wendy Blankenbeckler, Tammy Blankenship, Leslie Bodnar, Doug Borkowski, Mike Born, Dan Bowman, Lori Bradbury, Rick Brill, Stephanie Brotherton, Melissa Brown, Roberta Bruce, Jim Burgess, Gail Burgess. Steven Campbell, Tiger Carlson, Karol Carter, Kim Cesario, Sal Clark, Robert Cole, Chris Conner, Carol 152 Cooper, Greg Cournoyer, Charles Cramer, Joan Cripe, Doug Cross, Dean Crumrine, David Curtis. Jim Cwik, Kevin Dadlow, Tami Daley, Theresa Daugherty, Ray Denton, John Dietrich, Sherry Dolberry, Mike Dougherty. Tom Drever, Ricky Duncan, Teresa Dvorscak, Mark Earley, Lynn Early. Mike Ebert, Karen Edgman, Joe Edgman, Mary Elliott. Peggy Ellis. Eric Emory, Lizanne Eriks, Debbie Eubank, Ed Feddeler, Mike Ferhat, Houis Fewkes, Diana Fewkes, Donna Fields. Tammy Finn, Mike Flat!, Carla Forrest, JoEllen Frahm, Mark Frederick, Tammy Fry, Patty Furmankiewicz, Alan Gallenkamp, Andy Galliher, Jim 153 Garcia, Rosina Genge, Diane Gerner, Palti Golumbeck, Kris Goodman, Dave Gorby. Hulah Gordon, Ian Greer, Duane Griffin, Debbie Gross, Tammy Gunderson. Kay Gwyn. Rod Hales, Cindy Halko. Robert Hall, Keith Hamm, Barbara Harding, Kathy Hatch, Beverly Hayden, Scott Heater, Donna Heater, Vicki Heiser, Danny Henrichs, Marcia Henson, Larry Herlitz, Linda Herz, Donald Hicks, Denise Hobbs, Jackie Holcomb, Cindy Holloway, Tina Holst, Gary Hook, Sandra Hoover, Carolyn Howard, Tim Huber, ]ack Hudson, Kim Hulsey, Susan Huseman. Martin Husiar, Linda Hyatte, |ack Iliff, Steven James, Rachelle 154 Jeffery. Christy Jensen. Bob Johnson, Alan Johnson, Cindy Joseforsky. Patrice Jurs, Donna Kacius, Tim Karlson, Paula Katsolis, Zephernia Keilman, Paul Kelley, Tina Kersey, Darrell Kintz, Kevin Klotz, Frank Knight, Kellie Koehne, Debbie Kormendy, Monica Korte, Sarah Kotula. Kathy Krick, Bill Kudlo. Dawn Kuruzovich. Michael Kutemeier. Delver Langen. Mark Langston. Charles Leach. Lori Lee, Jeff Lepper, Helen Lessard, Mark Lindahl, Art Little. Ann Little. Julie Littlepage. Vicki Llewellyn, Dana Loehmer, Janis Love, Kathy Loveless, Rich Luebcke, Mark Luke, Denise Luttrell, Sharon McCormick, Jay McGinley, Jeff McNorton. Randy Maas, Ruby Maas. Rudy 155 Maatman. Kraig Majdak. Robert Manns, Charles Mantz. Danelle Marshall. Jodi Martin, Billy Mayer, Debbie Meltzer, Louis Meyers. Sheri Miller, Mike Minion, Linda Mitchell, Tobin Myers, Janet Myers, Jeannie Nehring, Caroline Nelson, Dan Nelson. Tim Newlin. Billy Nichols, Patty Nord, Sherrie Nord, Susan Norton, Dawn Norton, Mark Novak, Anthony Novak, Karen Odle. JoAnne O’Drobinak, Jim Ogborn, Sue Ohlenkamp, Richard Outler, James Parker, Jeff Parks, Kathy Pattee, Marylyn Patterson, Cindy Pelton, Lori Peters, Scott Peterson, James Peterson, Mike Petro, Joe Phillips, Joe Pierce, Kelly Plews, Patty Radaszewski, Kathy Ramsey, Janet Reed, Kent Reese, Kim Regnier, Bonnie Rendant. Denise Renn, Linda Rent, Anita Reynolds, Rita Richards, Tammy Roadruck, Buddy Rollins, Denise 156 Roney. Peggy Roy, Calhy Ruge, Mark Savich, Alice Scheckel, |ulie Schwimmer, Dave Searle, Clare Sharkey. Ed Sharkey. Susan Sheets, Blake Sheets, Tim Sheffield, Mike Shultz, Joe Shultz. Pat Singleton, Karen Slone, Debbie Smith. Susan Smith. Tracy Snyder, Jan Snyder. Lori Sobak, Renee Soifakis, Kim Solic, Tim Spry. Richard Stewart, Nancy Stinnett, Mike Stonebraker, Don Strickland. Bob Stull, Jean Swank, Mamel Sylvie, Carine Symons, Dave Talarek. Joe Tappan, Kevin Tarr, John Szarmach, Carol Thompson, Jim Thoms, Lorelee Tilton. Margie Tilton, Todd Todd. Patty Tokarz, Tammy 157 Trippe. Ban Trumble, Henry Tunnell, Colleen Vallee, Debbie VanWienan, Ken Watkins. Don Welbourne. Mary Welter. Chris White, Lori Wicker, Terry Wierzba, Ron Wietbrock. Shane Williams. John Williams. Marcia Wlekinski, Don Woosley, Tonda Zehme, )o Ann Znika. Nota Zukley. Valori Zuranski. Thomas 158 fKIESIH UAN Adam. Mike Adams. Tom Anderson, Mike Angelidis, Demi Aquino, Cory Arehart, Sue Arlet. John Arnold. Bob Austgen. Mike Ayers, Kent Baggett. Donna Bailey. Connie Baker. Nancy Baker. Shari Barr. Carrie Batchellor. Dale Batchellor, Dorothy Bechrich, Mike Beeching. Sheryl Beenes. Debra Beier, David Bennett. Beth Black. |im Bockstahler. )ohn Borkowski. Paul Boyer. Sheryl Boyles. |im Bozak. Linda Bravos, George Bretzinger, Rose Brownell. Charles Buchanan. Brad Bunkowfst. Connie Burbach. David Busker, Tim Caldwell, Jeffery Camus. Richard Carlson. Ellen Carroll, Carrie Cassman. Connie Cataldo. Annette Cencion. Richard Clark. Amber Clark. Jeff Coburn. Rick Cole, Debbie Conley. Cindy Cooper, John 159 Corning, )anice Corns, Mike Crabbe, Tim Crane, Don Crawford, Robert Cross, Jody Cummins, Susan Cunningham. Richard Cwik. Bernadette David, Laurie Decker, Dennis Deering, Kevin Deifel, Kim Dennison. Kim DeVault, Liz DeYoung, Paul Doodeman, Karen Doty, Cecelia Drabik, Bill DuBord, Richard Dulin, Ray Duncan, Rick DuPont, Philip Edgman, Diana Eich, Chris Eichenberger. Laura Elkins, Beth Elkins. Greg Elliott. Rhonda Erb, Fred Feddeler, Theresa Fetters, Gwen Finn, Ed Finney, Kathy Fisher, Jana Flores, Moses Ford, Darrell Ford, Jeff Forrester, Shari Foss, Shari Fowler, Dale Fox, Alan 160 Franklin, Robert Frayer, Wayne Fred, Gail Gaddy, Mark Gerst, Steve Glade. John Govert, Lynette Gray, Liz Grothaus, Pam Gunning, Mary Sue Hall, Belinda Hall, Mary Beth Hamann, Terri Hamm, Louise Hansen, Susan Harness, Jerry Harper. Paul Harris, Julie Haskins, David Hatch, Alice Hatch, Ronnie Hatch, Tom Hayden, Paula Hays, Sandy Heater, Tracy Hein, Lisa Herlitz, Elaine Herr, Henry Holt, James Iliff, Doug Jazwinski, Susann Jeffery, Shelly Johnson, Debora Johnson. Ken Johnson. Sandra Johnson, Tim Jones, Lena Joseforsky, Karen Justice, Jeff Kacius, Tom Karlson, Mary Kasparian, Arman Kasparian, Steve Kelley, Balinda Kepes, Linda Kerr. Keith Kenney. Darlene Kintzel, Keanan Knight, Brad Kohanyi, Jane Kroll, Charlene Kuiper, Philip Lamb, Kathy Lechner, Carla Lindren, Steve 161 Little. Carol Littlejohn, O ' Neal Livingston, Robin Love, Christy Love. Steve Lump, Don Mann, Dwayne Mantz, Brett Marino, Evonne Marsh, Jayne Marshall. Darla Martin. Kathy Mazurane, Nick McLean, Debbie McGinley, Robert Medrano, Wally Meltzer, Charlotte Midkiff, Todd Miller, Brian Miller, Ruth Ann Mink, Carl Miracle, Cheryl Mishlove, Laura Mital. john Mitsch, Carrie Mize, Jeff Mlynarczyk, Andy Monix, Dorothy Morningstar, David Morrison, Mike Musall, Todd Neuman, Amy Norris, Lucy Novak, Kim Nugent, Kathy Ohlenkamp, Carol Ott, Lisa Palmer. John Parker, Veronica Parks. Donald Patillo, Jeff Payne, Matt Pelham, Jim Petrecca, Linda Pfister, Joe Phipps, Bill Phipps, Rickey Poe, Steven Poliquin, Robin Pratt, Doug Quillin, Laura Rans, Chris Rendant, Danny Remesnik, Richard 162 Rigg, David Ringas, Jim Roadruck, Brian Roark. Darlene Rokasz, Debbie Rosenbauer, Jeff Ruark. Vicki Rumback, Joe Runfeldt, Terri Rust, Jerilyn Ryder, Stephen Sacco, Terri Salmon. John Schlachter, Rhonda Schuttinga. Mike Schuyler, Jill Sealy, Paula Searle, John Series, Tim Shell, Lori Sheets, Amanda Sheffield, Theresa Shipley, Greg Sims, Tammy Smith, Eileen Smith, Jay Smith, Kathleen Smith, Marion Smuntniak, Jim Spisa, Patricia Stavros. Ken Stingley, Jim Sutton, Ken Tinglof, Mike Todd, Tina Trippe, Pam Tunnell, Cathy Twitty, Bill Uhter, Julie Umfleet, Richard Umfleel, Vicki Umlauf, Nadine Valenti, Vicki Venditti, Laurence Wagner, Jeff Wagoner, John Waggoner, Sherrie Walter, Steve Warner. Beth Wathen. Karon Wathen, Sahron Welter, Alan Wheeler, Lisa White. Beth Whitlock. Larkin Wicker, Tony Wilkerson. Richard Wilkerson, Tracy Williams. Debbie Williamson. Jodi Wilson, Richard Wilson, Tom Woosley, Sandy Young. Cathy Zacira. Dorothy Zarych, Don Znika, Max Zunica, Cheryl Zytko. Marino 164 ... AND WHAT I ASSUME YOU SHALL ASSUME, FOR EVERY ATOM BELONGING TO ME, AS GOOD BELONGS TO YOU 166 170 173 Pilcher gubltBljtng (£ 0 ., 3nc. “Lake County ' s Finest Offset Printing Plant 11618 Clark St. I-owell, IN PI BLISHERS OF: THE LOWELL TRIBUNE CEDAR LAKE JOURNAL SOUTH LAKE ADVERTISER QUALITY PRINTING FOR ALL YOUR BUSINESS SOCIAL NEEDS In 1976, America s independence will be 200 years old. That independent spirit became the foundation of American business, and the Independent Agent System of the insurance industry. Today, most property and casualty in¬ surance companies sell only through the Independent Agent. And, he still gives you the good coun¬ seling, service and choice of policies that only an Independent Agent can give. 176 H Leonard Anglis 219 E. Maij St. Lowell, IN Maria I. Arista P.O. Box 37 490 W. Comm. Lowell, IN Candy Corral 110 W. Comm. Lowell, IN Della Dee House of Fashion Lowell, IN Robert J. Henin 423 W. Oakley Lowell, IN II III S The “NOW Excitement In Food Shopping! MILLER VILLAGE VALPO HIGHLAND 8100LU.S.20 SHOPPING CENTER 1605 CALUMET 8341 WICKER PARK BLVD. NOW! IN MERRILLVILLE 61ST BROADWAY IP A ¥ CCNS Roberts Roberts 307 E. Commercial Lowell, IN Tony s Drive In 17214th Morse St. Lowell. IN Town of Lowell 512 E. Commercial Lowell. IN State Farm 121B Mill St. Lowell, IN 0N S 84 YIH A NIK YOU Adam ' s Standard Lake Village Bank Lump Ins. 221 E. Commercial Lake Village, IN 112 Mill St. Lowell, IN Lowell, IN Lor |on Gifts and Antiques Alt ' s Fuel Service 201 Commercial Mid-Town Hardware Oakley and Onon Lowell, IN 306 E. Commercial Lowell, IN Lowell Auto Shop Lowell, IN Babcock Fuel Inc. 128 Mill Street Osbum Ins. 7205 W. 173rd Ct. Lowell, IN 411 E. Commercial Lowell, IN Lowell Body Shop Lowell, IN Bower Country Manor 181st Street Paragon 132 W. Commercial Lowell, IN Lowell, IN Montgomery, A1 Lowell Cleaners Paper House Bryan Manufacturing 127 Washington 408 E. Commercial 709 W. Commercial Lowell, IN Lowell, IN Lowell, IN Lowell Floral Pattee Bridal House Century 21 1114 E. Commercial 126 N, Freemont 829 Commercial Lowell, IN Lowell, IN Lowell, IN Lowell National Bang Roberson Vacuum Costas Foods 155 Mill Street 116 Mill St. 129 Washington St. Lowell, IN Lowell, IN Lowell, IN Lowell Transit Mix Robert ' s Drugs Dairy Rich Ice Cream 9312 W. 181st 312 E. Commercial 6510 Broadway Merriville, IN Lowell, IN Lowell, IN Sew-it-Seams 108 W, Commercial Dante’s Lowell Tribune 116 Clark 149 W. Commercial Lowell, IN Lowell, IN Lowell, IN Tittles Security Federal Savings Davis Store 402 E. Commercial Lowell, IN Gary, Miller, Merriville Highland, Valporaiso 1300 E. Commercial Lowell, IN Toggery-Annex Sickenger ' s Express Auto Parts 304 E. Commercial 314 E. Commercial 205 E. Commercial Lowell, IN Lowell, IN Lowell, IN Tri-Creek Lumber Sheet ' s Funeral Home Fife-n-Drum Pub 1895 E. Commercial 604 F. Commercial 145 W, Commercial Lowell, IN Lowell, IN Lowell, IN Wicker Ford South Lake National Bank G F Farm and Home Supply 1777 E. Commercial 1914 E. Commercial 10653 W. 121st St. Lowell, IN Lowell. IN Lowell, IN Wilco Spencer’s Sewing Center Hardings Inc. 2081 E. Commercial 1651 E. Commercial 109 W. Commercial Lowell, IN Lowell, IN Lowell, IN WLCL Sype’s Pontiac Henry Brothers, Inc. 406 E. Commercial 140 W. Commercial 181st Street Lowell, IN Lowell, IN Lowell, IN L.R. Hitzeman-Roberts Ins. Hicks Gas 133 E. Commercial 181st Street Lowell, IN Lowell, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lowellian 1977 would like to thank some sepcial people for their special assistance ... Mr. Tom Wilson for his help and guidance ... Mr. George Kingsley, our yearbook representative, for his patience ... Mr. Dobbs, our photography sales representative ... Don Wleklinski for his art on the ad section and photography ability ... “Leaves of Grass” ex¬ perts were taken from Mr. Walt Whitman ... And a special thanks to our patrons and advertisers without whose financial assis¬ tance this book would not be possible. Lowellian 1977 started out with good intentions. But, as the year progressed, we lost sight of our goals, and turned to a new style. Simplicity. The Lowellian 1977 was printed in Montgomery, Alabama on 80 pound Ermine paper. A focal point layout was followed. The contained one pica inner margins, and outer margins that varied. Staff members changed with the tide. For those who hung in there with me. I’d like to extend a humble THANK YOU. Photography was done by Root Photography Studios in Chicago, Illinois and student photogra¬ phers on the Lowellian staff. Mr. Wilson’s guidance and as¬ sistance was immeasurable. Look¬ ing past the mistakes, we are still proud to present the Lowellian The copy style was Melior type. 1977. Karen Ericksen Editor-in-chief Top left: Debbie Curtis—advertising edi¬ tor, Dawn Curtis—typist, Janeace Sczig- lak, Karen Ericksen—editor. Middle: Tracy Smith and Kathy Harding. Bottom left: Teresa Rosenbauer. For right: Nota Znika, Ann Little and Susan Bedoian. Not pictured: Kathy Babcock, Don Wlek- linski—photographer, Terri Wicker, and Lori Snyder. 187 SIGNATURES SIGNATURES
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