Macomber Vocational High School - Craftsman Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

 - Class of 1964

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u ■o ' i. v. w5 n v !: ' v ' i iii %i sj ' €%■- «£ I ■ f y ■ ' ,( ' T ! i aV ’ y ■ ; ■ ' . 5 ■ lIB ' Vi ■ J !: A Z ' L {. ,■ ! ' H • i W- 7 -1 £ «K- : . fc 1 ' 7 7 -V — JUNIORS SOPHOMORES SENIORS Editors Rich Szyskowski, Mike Robarge Bus. Mgr. Tom Carr, Garrett Madden CRAFTSMAN .A 1964 04 Irving E. Macomber Macomber Vocational High School 50 Toledo, Ohio 66 ACTIVITIES 84 CLASSES.-.104 SPORTS 111 asses Through Many Students arrive at school, homework completed, and ready to begin a new day. Before the toilsome day be- gins, these Mac-Men enjoy the company of these Whitneyites. Many boys find the first hour a period of adjustment from the long night before. “Doorways” During A II w, IM The long awaited lunch hour never comes too early for hun¬ gry Mac-Men. Students find enjoyment through many extra activities Macomber has to offer. Mac-Men face imaginary team during an after school practice session. WITHIN THESE PACES Senior Board . Seniors . Mid-Term Swing. Student Council Dance Senior Prom . Senior Index 5 SENIOR BOARD DENNIS WOODWARD TOM CARR SENIOR BOARD OF CONTROL OFFICERS President .Mitch Ulrich Vice-President.Tim Lange Secretary.Tom Carr Treasurer.Dennis Woodward Advisers.Mr. Diller, Mr. Rex TIM LANGE MITCHELL ULRICH COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Banquet Committee.Tim Lange Social Committee .Terry Kutzly Program Committee.Doug Long Announcement Committee.Larry Reineke Publicity Committee.Pat Havens Craftsman Committee .Mike Robarge Memorial Committee .Gary Heft Row 1, L. to R.: Advisor, Mr. Diller, James Welniak, Terry Kutzly, Ken Kwiatkowski, Mike Robarge, Dennis Pakulski, Advisor, Mr. Rex. Row 2: John Yacklin, Tom Carr, Jim Konczal, Mitch Ulrich, Pat Havens, Larry Rein¬ eke. Row S: Gary .Lake, Gary Heft, Dennis Woodward, John Stockmaster, Frank Adamczyk, Doug Long, John Burns. 6 SENIORS Tony Adam Bus. Education Frank Adamczyk Auto Transmission Pete Adamson Printing Bill Anderson Mech. Drafting Gregg Apt Printing Dave Babiak Sheet Metal Eric Barker Auto Mechanics Andy Aranyosi Elect. Construction John Baer James Bailey Auto Mechanics Com ' l Art Phil Beemer Elect. Construction John Aston Machine Shop Edward Ball Ind. Electronics Roy Bell Arch. Drafting SENIORS Roy Benoit Com ' l Art Tom Biniecki Elect. Construction Robert Black Auto Transmission Greg Bobak Jim Bode Larry Bode Michael Bodnar Radio T. V. Ind. Electronics Com ' l Art Arch. Drafting Tom Boose Arch. Drafting Douglas Brim Collision Lee Boring Auto Mechanics Ernest Brown Darrell Bryant Auto Electricity Auto Mechanics Harry Brewer Arch. Drafting Ronald Bryant Radio T. V. SENIORS Walter Buck Cabinet Making John Burns Ind. Electronics Ronnie Bush Printing Joe Byrne Bus. Education Vincent Cameron Bus. Education Ken Carr Com ' l Art Larry Carr Elect. Construction Tom Carr Bus. Education Ron Carter Collision James Chiapetta Com ' l Art Daniel Ch i I inski Ind. Electronics Paul Clawson Com ' l Art Donald Cobb Sheet Metal Robert Coburn Elect. Construction 9 SENIORS Mike Cofer Auto Electricity Paul Conrad Arch. Drafting Two Whitney students display the big fads of the year, surfing and Beatle wigs. James Cosner Arch. Drafting Jim Cousino Auto Electricity Joseph Covington Printing Tom Cox Auto Mechanics Dennis Crawford Auto Transmission Tom Crevier Auto Mechanics Bernie Czop Mech. Drafting SENIORS Larry Daudelin Mech. Drafting Ronald Daugherty Com ' l Art Pete Davie Machine Shop Tom Davis Elect. Construction Walter Davis Elect. Construction Ronald DeCant Auto Transmission John Decker Bus. Education Robert DeLisle Bus. Education SENIORS Terry DeMars Printing Dave Domagala Auto Mechanics Al Duquette Bus. Education Larry Dzienny Machine Shop Michael Dey Com ' l Art Gerold Dlugosielski Arch. Drafting Myron Duhart Bus. Education Jerold Dungan Bus. Education Tom Dunlap Arch. Drafting Ronald Dusseau Arch. Drafting Dick Dymarkowski Radio T. V. Richard Emch Ind. Electronics Dave Evans Printing Dennis Fahringer Auto Mechanics SENIORS Bart Fair Welding Rick Fisher Auto Mechanics Martin Flores Auto Transmission Ted Forney Arch. Drafting Philip Frantz Collision Kenneth Frick Printing Karl Fritts Welding Duane Funk Radio T. V. Dennis Furlong Bus. Education Robert Furr Collision Bill Galloway Radio T. V. Richard Garcia Printing Dave Gast Cabinet Making Glenn Gannon Radio T. V. 13 SENIORS Ray Gaudin Pri nting Alan Glesser Elect. Construction Alvin Hall Radio Cr T. V. Terry Gaylord Ind. Electronics Tom Gonia Richard Gott Elect. Construction Arch. Drafting Patrick Havens Arch. Drafting James Giles Auto Electricity Carl Grohowski Elect. Construction David Heckert Arch. Drafting Gary Heft Refrigeration Thomas Heindel Auto Transmission Larry Heinze Refrigeration Ray Hernandez Printing SENIORS David Hinch Radio T. V. Frank Hinz Elect. Construction Frank Hiser Ind. Electronics William Hites Arch. Drafting Joe Howard Arch. Drafting Larry Howe Arch. Drafting Howard Hurt Arch. Drafting James Hymore Printing Cliff Ishacson Mech. Drafting John Ishmael Printing Bill Jambor Elect. Construction Greg Janatowski Printing Joe Janicki Ind. Electronics Alan Janowiecki Auto Transmission 15 SENIORS John Janowski Printing Nick Johnson Auto Mechanics Eric Johnson Ind. Electronics Darrell Jolley Elect. Construction 16 John Jones Com ' l Art Thomas Kalinowski Elect. Construction Alan Kine Welding Raymond Kinor Com ' l Art SENIORS Mike Golembiewski, 2nd Team All City, takes a defensive position. Mel Klocinski Elect. Construction Richard Klem Radio T.V. Ronald Kolling Mech. Drafting Alex Kowalewski Mech. Drafting Jim Konczal Printing Rick Konoff Collision Walter Kozlowski Refrigeration Edward Kosakowski Auto Mechanics Thomas Krabi11 Arch. Drafting 17 SENIORS Tim Kraft Com ' l Art Richard Krolak Machine Shop Brad Kroma Printing Sylvester Kryszak Mech. Drafting Ken Kwiatkowski Refrigeration Donald Kuhn Arch. Drafting Glenn Kurtz Radio T. V. Gary Lake Elect. Construction Terry Kutzly Com ' l Art Tim Lange Mech. Drafting Dennis Leahy Auto Electricity Keith LeBowsky Com ' l Art Mike Lewis Printing Roger Lindhurst Bus. Education 18 SENIORS Douglas Long Melvin Long Pete Lungulow Donald McCracken Auto Mechanics Auto Transmission Elect. Construction Auto Transmission John McKenzie Ind. Electronics Lee Maidment Arch. Drafting Ray Matuszak Refrigeration Howard Matuszewski Com ' l Art Richard Maxfield Com ' l Art David Michalski Auto Transmission Dennis Milbourn Sheet Metal Jack Miller Richard Miller Steve Miller Arch. Drafting Sheet Metal Radio T. V. SENIORS Jim Modrzynski Machine Shop Alex Molnar Welding Julius Molnar Elect. Construction Phil Montri Mech. Drafting Bob Muszynski Ind. Electronics James Moore Charles Morbeck Auto Transmission Auto Transmission Jim Myslinski Refrigeration Bob Murphy Bus. Education John Myslinski Collision Jerry Narges John Nehring Dennis Neuhausel Bob Nowakowski Printing Refrigeration Collision Auto Transmission SENIORS Lee Omey Auto Electricity Rodger Ortman Auto Electricity John Osten Bus. Education Dennis Pakulski Collision John Pawlecki Auto Transmission Roy Pederson Cabinet Making David Pencheff Auto Electricity Allan Peters Auto Mechanics Ken Petiniot Machine Shop Burt Porter Sheet Metal SENIORS Donald Pugh Sheet Metal Roy Ralph Mech. Drafting Alan Ramasocky Collision Alex Ramasocky Auto Mechanics Rolland Rang Elect. Construction Lloyd Rawlins Ind. Electronics Don Reilly Machine Shop Lawrence Reineke Bus. Education SENIORS These Seniors enjoy eating the lunches which their moms pre¬ pared. Jerry Rife Bus. Education William Richie Printing Michael Robarge Com ' l Art Joseph Roberts Radio T.V. Robert Robinson Auto Electricity Mike Roemelen Auto Mechanics Mike Rowley Printing Robert Ruch Printing Ken Rupley Radio T.V. SENIORS Gary Ryan Arch. Drafting Mike Rydman Refrigeration Rodolfo Sanchez Auto Transmission Larry Schermbeck Ind. Electronics Gary Schwartz Steet Metal Don Schrickel Bob Schroyer Ind. Electronics Machine Shop William Scott Collision Ron Schuster Machine Shop Richard Shemak Collision James Shine Auto Mechanics Henry Slawinski Auto Trans mission Larry Smith Auto Mechanics David Spychala Arch. Drafting 24 SENIORS Edgar Staler Larry Staples Arthur Staton Auto Mechanics Mech. Drafting Cabinet Making Tom Stiles Auto Electricity John Stockmaster Welding Andrew Stephan Auto Electricity Ronald Street Sheet Metal Edward Stuart Ind. Electronics Tom Stuart Elect. Construction Tom Swindle Auto Mechanics Bob Szczublewski Ind. Electronics Eugene Szewczykowski Mech. Drafting Rich Szyskowski Com ' l Art John ' Tarasow Ma chine Shop SENIORS Thomas Thom Auto Transmission Alton Thomas Elect. Construction William Tippin Collision John Toth Collision Richard Trudeau Machine Shop Mitchell Ulrich Arch. Drafting Alex Urban Arch. Drafting Kenneth Walker Auto Mechanics Martin Walker Auto Electricity Gary Walton Mech. Drafting Daniel Wardrop Elect. Construction James Weiss Radio T. V. James Wells Radio T. V. Leonard Wells Elect. Construction SENIORS James Welniak John Wesolowski Ronald Wilkins Mike Wilmoth Cabinet Making Elect. Construction Arch. Drafting Radio T. V. Ray Wilson Arch. Drafting Thomas Wilson Auto Mechanics Walter Wilson Cabinet Making Jim Wisniewski Machine Shop Daniel Wodarski Refrigeration Ronald Wodarski Radio T. V. Gary Wodtke Ind. Electronics Brentiss Woods Sheet Metol Ray Woods Welding Dennis Woodward Machine Shop SENIORS These Mac-Men show grace and style in their dancing tech¬ nique. Thomas Wootton Collision Ronald Wroblewski Elect. Construction John Yacklin Auto Electricity Neil Yarick Auto Mechanics Bud Zakorczeny Com ' l Art 28 SENIORS Macomber ' s majorettes lead band in half-time ceremonies. Eugene Ziolkowski Elect. Construction Dennis Zurawski Cabinet Making Daniel Zmijewski Auto Mechanics Steven Zylka Ind. Electronics Dean Zurawski Printing NO PICTURES Randy Duke Auto Mechanics Sam Jackson Radio T.V. Al Mattax Mech. Drafting Tom Meeker Machine Shop 29 Students relax after semester exams at “Skiers Paradise , Macomber and Whitney ' s Mid-Term Dance. Enjoyable music for an enjoyable evening was provided by the Melody Kings. STUDENT COUNCIL DANCE I-A m A :§SiPM MID-TERM SWING The Toledo Area Student Council Dance, “Mid-Winter Magic , was held at the Naval Armory. Evelyn Grzechowiak, Macomber ' s candidate for Student Council Queen, was escorted by former Macomber student, Gary Entenman. it. 1 ' Uf J 9 1 ill I i ■ H f [|| I 30 SENIOR PROM The Queen and her court of the 1 963 prom. These Macomber Seniors are enchanted by the music of Ed Lippus and his band. Our lovely Queen, Cathy Marguerate reigned at our 1963 prom, Shangri-La . 31 SENIOR INDEX ADAM, TONY . . Hi-Crier Staff 3; Co-op 4. ADAMSON, PETE . . Intramurals 1,2; Hi-Crier 3,4; Senior Board Alt. 4. APT, GREGG . . Intramurals 1,2. BAILEY, JAMES . . Intramurals 2; Decorating Comm. Prom 4, Homecoming Publicity Comm. 4. BALL, EDWARD . . Hi-Y 1 ; Golf 3,4. BINIECKI, TOM . . Intramurals 1,2; Shop Reporter 1,2; Hi-Y 1, Bowling 2,3,4; Varsity M Club 4. BLACK, BOB . . Student Council 2,3,4; Hall Patrol 4. BODE, JAMES . . Intramurals 1,2; Shop Reporter 2. BODE, LARRY . . Tennis 2,3,4; Varsity M Club 4. BODNAR, MICHAEL . . Band 1,2,3,4; Model Car Club 1 ; Track 2. BOOSE, TOM . . Intramurals 1,2; Shop Reporter 1 ; Student Coun¬ cil Alt. 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Senior Board Alt. 4; Dramatics Club 4. BREWER, HARRY . . Hi-Y 1,2. BRYANT, RONALD . . Chorus 1,2,3,4; Projection Club 1,2; Shop Reporter 2,4; Hi-Crier Staff 4. BURNS JOHN . . Student Council 2; Senior Board of Control 4; Memorial Comm. 4; Mid Term Comm. 4; Prom Comm. 4. BUCK, WALTER . . Projection Club 1,2,3; Student Council Alt. 4. BYRNE, JOSEPH . . Student Council Alt. 1,2; Intramurals 1,2; Hi-Crier 3; Co-op 3,4. CAMERON, VINCE . . Band 1,2; Shop Reporter 3; Co-op 4. CARR, KENNETH . . Track 1,2; Student Council Alt. 1,4; Co-op 4. CARR, LARRY . . Intramurals 1,2; Chess Club 2,3; Hi-Crier 2. CARR, TOM . . Shop Reporter 1,2; Intramurals 1,2; Asst. Business Mgr. Craftsman 3; Business Mgr. Hi-Crier 3; Senior Board Secre¬ tary 4; Craftsman Business Mgr. 4; Announcement Comm. -t, Social Comm. 4; Prom Comm. 4; Co-op 4. CARTER, RON . . Intramurals 1,2; Projection Club 1,2. CHIAPETTA, JIM . . Golf 1,2,3,4; Window Display 3,4; Varsity M Club 4; Homecoming Decorating Comm. 4. CLAWSON, PAUL . . Football 1,2; Track 1,2; Cross Country 2; Student Council 3; Shop Reporter 3; Co-op 4. CONRAD, PAUL . . Intramurals 1 ; Co-op 4. COVINGTON, JOSEPH . . Football 1 ; Hi-Crier 3,4. DAUBERMAN, TOM . . Hi-Crier 3; Co-op 4. DAUGHERTY, RONALD . . Intramurals 1 ; Football 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Hall Patrol 4; Varsity M Club 4. DAVIE, PETE . . Projection Club 2; Co-op 4. DAVIS, WALTER . . Co-op 4. DECANT, RONALD . . Aviation Club 1. DECKER, JOHN . . Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Student Alt. 2,3; Shop Reporter 2,3; Co-op 4. DELISLE, BOB . . Student Council 2,4; Shop Reporter 3,4; Hi- Crier Staff 3,4; Dramatics Club 4; Co-op 4. DLUGOSIELSKI, GERALD . . Band 1,2,3. DUHART, MYRON . . Basketball 1,2,3,4; Shop Reporter 3; Base¬ ball 1 2,3,4; Football 2; Student Council Alt. 1; Varsity M Club 4. DUKlGAN, JEROLD . . Band 1,2,3,4; Hi-Crier 3. DUNLAP, TOM . . Football 1,2,3; Shop Reporter 2,3. DUQUETTE, AL . . Student Council 1,2,4; Projection Club 1; Shop Reporter 3. DZIENNY, LARRY . . Student Council 2; Homecoming Comm. 4; Prom Comm. 4; Co-op 4. FAHRINGER, DENNIS . . Band 1,2,3,4; Shop Reporter 1 ; Hi-Crier Staff 3; Student Council Alt. 3. FAIR, BART . . . Student Council 1; Senior Board 4; Hall Patrol 4; Co-op 4. FORNEY, TED . . Model Car Club 1; Student Council 1,4; Stu¬ dent Council Alt. 2,3. FRANTZ, PHILLIP . . Football 1,2; Track 1,2; Intramurals 1. FURLONG, DENNIS . . Hi-Crier Staff 3; Co-op 4. FURR, ROBERT . . Football 1,2,3; Intramurals 1,2; Track 3. GAST, DAVID . . Chess Club 1,2. GAUDIN, RAY . . Shop Reporter 2; Student Council 4. GAYLORD, TERRY . . Intramurals 1,2; Student Council 4. GLESSER, ALAN . . Projection Club 1,2,3; Hi-Crier 1; Co-op 4. GONIA, TOM . . Shop Reporter 1; Student Council 1; Golf 1,2. HAVENS PAT . . Footall 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Bowling 1; Shop Reporter ' 1,2; Student Council 1,2; Baseball 3; Basketball 4, Varsity M Club 2,3; Publicity Comm. 4; Senior Board 4; Chair- K A i A Term C r m m A HEFT, GARY . . Intramurals 2; Senior Board 4; Homecoming Comm. 4; Memorial Comm. 4; Prom Comm. 4. HEINDEL, THOMAS . . Student Council 4. HEINZE, LARRY . . Intramurals 1,2; Student Council Alt. 1; Cross Co ' unthy 3; Varsity M Club 3,4. HISER, FRANK . . Golf 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Varsity M Club 4. HOWARD JOE . . Projection Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Intra¬ murals 2; Model Car Club 2; Weight Lifting Club 2. HOWE, LARRY . . Intramurals 1,2; Wrestling 2,3. HURT, HOWARD . . Intramurals 1,2; Band 1; Cross Country 3; Escort’for Homecoming 4. HYMORE, JAMES . . Band 1,2,3,4; Co-op 4. ISHACSON, CLIFFORD . . Band 1, 2. ISHMAEL, JOHN . . Intramurals 1,2; Football 1,2; Track 2. JAMBOR, BILL . . Student Council 3. JANATOWSKI, GREG . . Student Council 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Hi-Crier 3; Varsity M Club 4; Co-op 4. IANICKI JOSEPH . . Intramurals 1,2; Hi-Y 1,2; Student Council 1,3; Senior Board Alt. 4; Shop Reporter 4; Prom Comm. 4. JANOWSKI, JOHN . . Football 1; Glee Club 1,2; Student Council 2,3; Hi-Crier 3,4. JOHNSON ERIC . . Intramurals 1,2; Student Council ball 1; Hi-Y; Wrestling 2,3; Shop Reporter 1,2,4; 1 , 2 . 1,2,3; Base- Intramurals JOLLEY, DARRELL . . Shop Reporter 1,2,4; Intramurals 1,2. JONES, JOHN . . Basketball 1,2,3; Track 2; Hi-Crier Artist 3,4. KINOR, RAYMOND . . Intramurals 1 ; Shop Reporter 1 ; Golf 2, 3,4; Varsity M Club 4. KLOCINSKI, MEL . . Projection Club 1,2; Shop Student Council 2; Football 2, 3, 4; Hi-Crier Staff Club 3,4. Reporter 1,3; 3; Varsity M KOLLING, RONALD . . Student Council 1. KONCZAL, JOM . . Intramurals 1,2; Hi-Crier 2,3; Senior Board 4. KONOFF, RICK . . Intramurals 1,2; Student Council Alt. 1. KOZLOWSKI, WALTER . . Intramurals 1,2; Shop Reporter 4. KRAFT, TIM . . Projection Club 2,3; Hi-Crier Staff 4; Mid Term Publicity Comm. 4; Co-op 4. KROLAK, RICHARD . . Tennis 2,3,4. KROMA, BRAD . . Co-op 4. 32 SENIOR INDEX KRYSZAK, SYLVESTER . . Wrestling 1 ; Co-op 4. KUTZLY, TERRY . . Shop Reporter 1,2; Hi-Crier Staff 3; Hi- Crier Editor 4; Student Council 3,4; Senior Board 4; Chairman Mid Term Comm. 4; Chairman Prom Comm. 4; Co-op 4; Rotary Club 4; Representative Ohio U. Publications Workshop 3. KWIATKOWSKI, KEN . . Student Council 1,3,4; Shop Reporter 1,3; Homecoming Comm. 4; Mid Term Comm. 4; Prom Comm. 4; Sock Hop Comm. 4. LAKE, CARY . . Wrestling 1,2,3; Junior Red Cross 1; Hi-Crier Staff 3; Shop Reporter 3,4; Varsity M Club 2,3,4; Hall Patrol 4; Student Council 4; Senior Board 4; Publicity Comm. 4; Sports¬ manship Comm. 4. LANCE, TIM . . Shop Reporter 2; Hall Patrol 3,4; Student Coun¬ cil 3; Vice-Pres. of Sr. Class 4; Sr. Board 4; Social Comm. 4; Chairman of Banquet Comm. 4; Co-op 4. LEWIS, MIKE . . Shop Reporter 3; Co-op 4. LINDHURST, ROGER . . Basketball 1,2; Tennis 2; Hi-Crier Staff 4. LONG, DOUG . . Student Council 1,3; Student Council Alt. 2; Model Car Club 1 ; Homecoming Comm. 3,4; Reporter to Toledo- Blade 3,4; Delegate to O.A.S.C. 3; Senior Board 4; Chairman of Homecoming Comm. 4; Chairman of Program Comm. 4; Chair¬ man of Publicity Comm. 4; Co-op 4. LONG, MELVIN . . Football 3,4; Varsity M Club 3,4. MAIDMENT, LEE . . Bible Club 2,3,4; Band 2,3; Co-op 4. MAXFIELD, RICH . . Prom Decorating Comm. 4. MODRZYNSKI, JIM . . Shop Reporter 2,3; Co-op 4. MOLNAR, ALEX . . Shop Reporter 3,4. MOORE, JAMES . . Basketball 1,2; Student Council Alt. 1,2,3. MURPHY, BOB . . Football 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Wrestling 2; Shop Reporter 2,4; Co-op 4. MYSL1NSKI, JIM . . Intr amurals 1,2. NARGES, JERRY . . Intramurals 1; Shop Reporter 1,2,3,4; Co-op 4. NEHRING, JOHN . . Intramurals 1,2; Shop Reporter 2; Prom Comm. 3; Homecoming Comm. 4. NOWLAN, HOWARD . . Wrestling 1,2; Intramurals 1; Shop Re¬ porter 2. NYITRAY, MARK . . Shop Reporter Alt. 1,2,3; Glee Club 2, Window Display 4; Homecoming Comm. 4; Prom Comm. 4. OSTEN, JOHN . . Tennis 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Hi-Crier Staff 3; Prom Queen Comm. 4; Announcement Comm. 4; Co-op 4. PAKULSKI, DENNY . . Student Council Alt. 1,2,3; Senior Board 4; Hall Patrol 4; Memorial Comm. 4. PATTON, TED . . Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Varsity M Club 3,4; Shop Reporter. PEDERSEN, RAY . . Intramurals 1,2; Bowling 3,4; Student Coun¬ cil Alt. 3; Varsity M Club 3,4. PETINIOL, KEN . . . Projection Club 2; Student Council 3. POWERS, FRED . . Student Council 4; Co-op 4. RALPH, ROY . . Football 1,2; Glee Club 2,3,4; Bible Club 2,3. RAMASOCKY, ALAN . . Basketball 1 ; Hall Patrol 4. RANG, ROLLAND . . Weight Lifting Club 1,2; Shop Reporter 3. RAWLINS, LLOYD . . . Shop Reporter 2,3; Co-op 4. REINEKE, LAWRENCE . . Student Council 1,3; Intramurals 2; Senior Board 4; Announcements Comm. 4; Prom Queen Comm. 4; Co-op 4. RICHIE, WILLIAM . . Intramurals 1 ; Band Manager 3,4. RIFE, JERRY . . Hi-Crier Staff 3; Co-op 4. ROBARCE, MIKE . . . Shop Reporter 1; Student Council Alt. 2,3; Student Council 4; Window Display 3; Asst. Editor Craftsman 3; Representative to Ohio U. Publications Workshop 3; Co-Editor Yearbook 4; Craftsman Memorial Comm. 4; Homecoming Pub¬ licity Comm. 4; Social Comm. 4; Mid Term Publicity Chairman 4; Chairman of Prom Decorating Comm. 4; Senior Board 4. RUCH, BOB . . Intramurals 2; Student Council 4. RYAN, GARY . . Model Car Club 1,2; Intramurals 2; Student Council 2,3; O.A.S.C. Conference 3; Buckeye Boys State Rep. 3; Football and Basketball Mgr. 3,4; Hi-Crier Staff 3,4; Rotary Club 4; Homecoming Comm. 3,4; Student Council Pres. 4; Senior Board 4. RYDMAN, MIKE . . Band 1,2,3; Shop Reporter 1,2. SHERMBECK, LARRY . . Intramurals 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Shop Reporter Alt. 1,2; Prom Comm. 4. SCHRICKEL, DON . . Intramurals 1,2; Student Council 1, Student Council Alt. 2; Football 1; Weight Lifting Club 2,3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Dramatic Club 4. SCHROYER, ROBERT . . Co-op 4. SCHUSTER, RON . . Co-op 4. SHEMAK, DICK . . Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Varsity M Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3; Hall Patrol 4; Secretary of Student Council 4. SHAWINSKI, HANK . . Student Council 1,2,3; Shop Reporter 1,2,3,4; Senior Board 4. SPYCHALA, DAVID . . Intramurals 1 ; Golf 2,3,4. STATON, ART . . Intramurals 1,2; Student Council 1,2,3; Base¬ ball 3,4. STUART, ED . . Intramurals 1,2; Student Council 1. SZCZUBLEWSKI, ROBERT . . Intramurals 1, 2; Chess Club 3, 4. SZYSKOWSKI, RICH . . Intramurals 1,2; Student Council 2,4; Student Council Alt. 1,3; Golf 2; Bowling Alt. 2; Asst. Editor Craftsman 3; Representative to Ohio U. Publications Workshop 3; Co-Editor Yearbook 4; Craftsman Memorial Comm. 4; Home¬ coming Publicity Comm. 4; Rotary Club 4; Prom Decorating Comm. 4. TARASOW, JOHN . . Shop Reporter 1,2,3,4; Student Council Alt. 2,3; Senior Board Alt. 4. THOMAS, ALTON . . Co-op 4. TOTH, JOHN . . Track 1,2; Cross Country 2,3; Shop Reporter 3,4. ULRICH, MITCHELL . . Shop Reporter 1 ; Student Council 2,4; Intramurals 2; Editor of Hi-Crier 3; Ohio U. Journalism Confer¬ ence 3; Publicity Comm. 3; President of Senior Class 4; Co-op 4. URBAN, ALEX . . Football 1 ; Intramurals 2,3. WARDROP, DANIEL . . Intramurals 1,2; Weight Lifting 1,2; Shop Reporter 1. WAXLER, BURDETTE . . Football 1,2; Shop Reporter 1. WELNIAK, JIM . . Shop Reporter 1,3; Senior Board 4; Home¬ coming Comm. 4; Prom Comm. 4; Announcements Comm. 4. WESOLOWSKI, JOHN . . Student Council 1 ; Student Council Alt. 2,4; Shop Reporter 1,2,4; Football 2; Basketball 2; Banquet Comm. 4; Co-op 4; Hall Patrol 4. WILSON, RAY . . Intramurals 1,2; Shop Reporter 2; Wrestling 2. WILSON, WALTER . . Projection Club 1 ; Shop Reporter 4. WODARSKI, DAN . . Intramurals 1,2; Co-op 4. WODTKE, GARY . . Intramurals 1,2; Student Council 1; Student Council Alt. 2; Football 2; Senior Board 4. WOODWARD, DENNIS . . Hi-Y 1; Football 2,3,4; Varsity M Club 3,4; Homecoming Comm. 4; Prom Comm. 4; Social Comm. 4; Banquet Comm. 4; Senior Board Treasurer 4; Student Council 4; Co-op 4. WOOTTON, THOMAS . . Student Council 1,4; Treasurer of Stu¬ dent Council 2; Vice-President of Student Council 3; Chairman of Building and Grounds 2; Chairman of Bids for Homecoming Dance 2; Co-Chairman of Homecoming Dance 3; Hall Patrol 3,4; Chairman of Assemblies 4. ZAKORCZENY, BOHDAN . . Student Council Alt. 1,2; Decorations Mid Term 4; Decorations Prom 4. ZURAWSKI, DEAN . . Intramurals 1,2; Red Cross Club 1. ZURAWSKI, DENNIS . . Intramurals 2; Shop Reporter 2. ZYLKA, STEPHEN . . Intramurals 1,2; Chess Club 2,3,4. WITHIN THESE PACES Juniors .36-48 “Remember When” .49 JUNIORS Frank Albright Harry Allen Horace Allen George Ames Earl Armstrong Mech. Drafting Elect. Construction Elect. Construction Collision Printing ■ Larry Azbart Printing Larry Baker Printing Cary Asbury Com’l Art Cuy Attanasio Auto Mechanics Jerome Arnold Sheet Metal James Bolduan Collision Ernest Bollinger Mech. Drafting Kenneth Boose Wayne Boyd Mike Boyle Mech. Drafting Auto Transmission Ind. Electronics Cleophus Brown Joseph Brown Richard Brown Thomas Brown Shelby Bruns Auto Electricity Printing Mech. Drafting Printing Arch. Drafting Mike Armstrong Bus. Education Charles Barnes Arch Drafting George Billmaier Ind. Electronics Terry Broka Printing Cliff Bryan Printing JUNIORS Curtis Bryan Gerald Bugbee Charles Bunker Mike Burcewicz Ted Burden Clarence Burnett Refrigeration Mech. Drafting Collision Radio T. V. Auto Transmission Refrigeration Pat Burns Mike Burzynski Don Butcher Luther Byrd Ind. Electronics Sheet Metal Cabinet Making Mech. Drafting Rufus Byrd Ray Byrne Bus. Education Elect. Construction George Campbell Welding Edward Cargile Ind. Electronics Manuel Caro Arch. Drafting Robert Carroll Auto Electricity John Carter Auto Mechanics Leslie Charles Mech. Drafting Herbert Chesser Russell Chinni Don Chomyczer Joseph Chrzanowski Tony Cisterino Leon Clayton Refrigeration Machine Shop Auto Transmission Auto Transmission Sheet Metal Machine Shop Chuck Clifton Gary Cooper Don Cowell Dave Cramer James Curtis Mel Czerniejewski Cabinet Maki ng Ind. Electronics Welding Elect. Construction Auto Mechanics Auto Electricity JUNIORS Jack Devenney Mike Domanski Bus. Education Radio T.V. Coach Yoder looks on with regret as Macomber loses the ball. George Dominik Collision Dennis Donaldson Mike Drozdowicz James Dudley Rick Dudley Arch. Drafting Elect. Construction Elect. Construction Printing John Dullinger Cabinet Making 38 Ned Dye Ind. Electronics Vernon Easter Auto Mechanics Terry Eick Auto Mechanics Frank Ellis Printing Walter Ellis Sheet Metal Tom Eppard Cabinet Making JUNIORS Cheerleaders direct student body in Macomber clap yell. _. . , Richard Flanary Cil Fortune Auto Transmission Auto Mechanics Ron Frankowski Edward Frantzen Karl Friesner James Fulkert Eugene Calant Bob Garcia Ind. Electronics Radio T.V. Printing Ind. Electronics Arch. Drafting Sheet Metal Sheet Metal Machine Shop Mech. Drafting Collision Bus. Education Auto Transmission JUNIORS John Gilbert Jerry Giles Mike Golembiewski Edward Grabowski James Grabowski Dave Gramza Welding Machine Shop Mech. Drafting Machine Shop Welding Machine Shop Larry Greenwood Roy Grosswiler Printing Auto Electricity Stephen Grycza Greg Gumban Arch. Drafting Elect. Construction William Guth Dan Hackett Refrigeration Mech. Drafting Clarence Hageman Arne Hansen James Hardy Eunice Harris Paul Harrison Tom Hart Auto Transmission Printing Mech. Drafting Ind. Electronics Mech. Drafting Auto Electricity Russ Heck Alex Hicks Alan Hirsch Ron Hollstein John Holton Del Horning Collision Auto Transmission Bus. Education Auto Transmission Auto Transmission Arch. Drafting Mike Hornyak Arch. Drafting John Horvat Mech. Drafting George Horvath Bus. Education James Horvath Auto Transmission Jim Hosier Auto Transmission Patrick Hughes Auto Transmission JUNIORS Ron Hundsrucker Printing Barry Hurt Cabinet Making Thomas Ide Charles Ignatowski Edward Jackson Cabinet Making Bus. Education Mech. Drafting Philip Jacob Auto Mechanics John Jagodzinski Kenneth Jankowski John Janowiecki John Jeko John Jiskra Bill Johns Auto Electricity Machine Shop Arch. Drafting Mech. Drafting Auto Transmission Dist. Education James Johnson Rick Jones John Kadiuraus Stanley Kasubski Ed Katschke Printing Cabinet Making Cabinet Making Com’l Art Refrigeration Joseph Kelley Mech. Drafting Roger Kerner John Kesling Tom Kiefer George Knapik Gary Knipper Dick Kohli Auto Mechanics Ind. Electronics Auto Transmission Mech. Drafting Ind. Electronics Printing Leonard Kokensparger William Krabill Edward Kranz Michael Krispin Dave Krolak Tom Kubicz Elect. Construction Auto Mechanics Auto Electricity Machine Shop Printing Refrigeration JUNIORS Pete Kunz Mike Kurek Welding Auto Transmission Frank Kuron William Kutzly Leon Kwasniak John Kwiatkowski Frank Kynard Welding Auto Mechanics Ind. Electronics Elect. Construction Refrigeration Philip Lake Refrigeration Charles Lambert Bus. Education Tom LaPlante Sheet Metal Robert LaPointe Com’l Art Calvin Lawshe Bus. Education David Lawson Mech. Drafting Tom Lebowsky Arch. Drafting JUNIORS These students gave their study hall time to become library pages. Paul Leech Edmund Lentz Auto Transmission Auto Mechanics Dennis Leslie Cene Lewandowski Mech. Drafting Elect. Construction Chester Lewicz Printing David Link Bus. Education Glenn Love Ind. Electronics Tim Luczak Robert Lundquist Kenneth Lung Larry Lykowski Michael McCluskey Ind. Electronics Elect. Construction Mech. Drafting Auto Mechanics Bus. Education Kenneth Machcinski 43 Printing James McCoy Auto Transmission Clarence McFarland Auto Transmission Cary McGibbeny Mech. Drafting Allen McGreevy Welding William McKenzie Arch. Drafting JUNIORS Garrett Madden David Mang Sam Manol Dean Marx Tom Mattoni Richard Matzinger Bus. Education Collision Elect. Construction Auto Mechanics Mech. Drafting Arch. Drafting Rufus Mayes Bernie Maziarz Daniel Meis Arch. Drafting Machine Shop Auto Electricity Jack Merritt Bill Middlebrooks Bob Middleton Bus. Education Com ' l Art Elect. Construction Dave Mikolajczyk Pat Miller Jesse Mireles Larry Monk Denny Murphy Robert Myers Printing Cabinet Making Com’l Art Auto Mechanics Auto Transmission Ind. Electronics Ronald Myers David Neuendorff John Nichols Ronald Niedzwiecki John Nino Daniel Nowak Radio Cr T. V. Ind. Electronics Elect. Construction Ind. Electronics Refrigeration Auto Mechanics Don Nowak Tim Nowicki David Orlowski Timothy O’Rourke Tim Palenske Jerry Parker Refrigeration Arch. Drafting Auto Mechanics Ind. Electronics Auto Mechanics Bus. Education 44 JUNIORS m ip Len Partin Radio Cr T. V. Jerry Passino Doug Patke Gerald Pawlaczyk Joseph Pawlinski Bus. Education Ind. Electronics Mech. Drafting Com’l Art Rodger Pience Ind. Electronics Don Pisarski Mech. Drafting Richard Plentz Ronald Poddany Thomas Podlas Auto Mechanics Ind. Electronics Cabinet Making Robert Porter Sheet Metal Larry Proshek Joseph Pruss Stan Pryba Frank Raeske Jerry Rahm Don Reed Mech. Drafting Bus. Education Arch. Drafting Ind. Electronics Mech. Drafting Cabinet Making James Rejiester Robert Reuss Bob Ripinski Donald Risor James Roberts Edward Roller Arch. Drafting Arch. Drafting Sheet Metal Auto Transmission Printing Elect. Construction Elect. Construction Arch. Drafting Bus. Education Auto Mechanics Printing Refrigeration JUNIORS Dan Sandy Jay Santellana Cabinet Making Welding Dan Schiffer James Schings Com’l Art Radio Gr T.V. Ralph Schlegel James Schroder Machine Shop Collision These players take a breather between innings. Michael Scott William Scott Nelson Shaffer Ron Sheppard Jack Shrader Henry Siotkowski Ind. Electronics Arch. Drafting Com’l Art Auto Mechanics Elect. Construction Auto Transmission Greg Skiver Ind. Electronics Carry Snyder Printing Ronald Socha Printing Paul Sochacki Printing Tim South Collision Larry Spoores Cabinet Making JUNIORS The 1963 prom left the seniors with many pleasant memories Roger Stark Gerald Stec Bus. Education Machine Shop Bob Steinmiller Printing Bill Stewart Printing Jerry Stopera Victor Tarasow Ind. Electronics Ind. Electronics Alex Tarjanyi Thomas Taylor Henry Terry Richard Theiss Ken Thielen Dave This Machine Shop Refrigeration Dist. Education Elect. Construction Printing Auto Transmission John Thomas Robert Thomas Gary Thompson Richard Trevino Michael Trippe James Tucker 47 Machine Shop Auto Transmission Com’l Art Auto Electricity Auto Transmission Elect. Construction JUNIORS Harry Van Den Doleweert Elect. Construction Stephen Van Denk Mech. Drafting Terry Versansky Sheet Metal David Vogt Mech. Drafting Vernon Waggoner Arch. Drafting Bill Walker Joseph Walker Eugene Washington Jim Welsh David Wesolowski Collision Radio T. V. Com’l Art Ind. Electronics Refrigeration Charles White Printing Don Wichman Larry Wilczynski Jeff Wilhelm Bus. Education Elect. Construction Com’l Art Michael Williams Mech. Drafting Cary Wirick Dave Witkowski Lawrence Wojcicki Melvin Wormely Edward Wright Auto Transmission Arch. Drafting Elect. Construction Refrigeration Elect. Construction Dennis Zielinski Bus. Education Larry Zielinski Mike Zielinski Mech. Drafting Auto Transmission Harold Young Welding Bernard Zbikowski Auto Transmission John Walczak Ind. Electronics Jerry Wesolowski Welding p Ray Winland Refrigeration Kenneth Wroblewski Mech. Drafting Charles Zilba Welding “REMEMBER WHEN” James Chiapetta I Terry Kutzly 49 SOPHOMORES 50 I SOPHOMORES Leburn Abbott Donald Ackerman Jim Adams Edward Albright Marvin Albright Edward Ali Ronald Anderson Terry Armentrout Jeff Armstrong Michael Austin Stanley Avalos Bob Babbitt Stephen Bach Lynn Ball Raymond Ballmer Jerry Balonek John Bartko Ralph Bartnikowski Carry Begg Mike Belair Charles Bennett George Bennett Bill Benson Tom Berry William Bigelow Dennis Binder George Blaesing Ronnie Blanton Douglas Bloomer Frank Bobroski 52 SOPHOMORES Peter Bobroski Allen Boerst Larry Borysiak Terry Bowman Larry Boyle Robert Boza Michael Branaugh Greg Branch Phillip Brittain Phillip Brock James Brown Walter Brown Daniel Browning David Bryant Lawrence Bryant Richard Bugbee William Burdue Tony Burnett Ronald Butcher William Byrne Andrew Carter Mike Chlebowski Fred Chrisbaie Boyd Church Dennis Clark James Comer Perry Comer John Common Michael Common William Corder 53 SOPHOMORES Tim Crippen William Cupps Robert Cutcher Dan Czyzewski Mike Davis John Deangelo Michael Deangelo Robert Decant Mike Dent Robert Detlef James Diroff Charles Donnell Lance Douglas Thomas Dowling Larry Draper John Drenner Ron Duhart Dave Dunlap Daryl Dunning Howard Dye Dan Dymarkowski Thomas Dzienny Cary Eble Jim Elliott James Ellis Edward Evick Robert Evick Paul Farkas Chuck Floering Philip Flower 54 SOPHOMORES Roger Fortune James Foster Joseph Foxhuber Robert Frankforther Jim Fry Dennis Ganchou Richard Garcia Richard Garn James Garner Bryan Carus Paul George Gary Gerwin Michael Getzinger Ronnie Gibson Richard Gilreath Gregory Golupski William Comer Ronald Good Dennis Gorajewski Henry Gorski Ron Gosses Donald Gratop Gerold Greene Larry Griffith Patrick Grzybowski David Guhl Larry Ham Jim Harris Raymond Harrison William Hartly 55 SOPHOMORES Richard Hartwig w J Lt - 1 - H Mr. Mrs. Lodge were portrayed by Theresa Piotrowicz and Roger Pience in Macomber ' s first play. Michael Heidt David Helman Terry Heltman Ray Hinkelmari Tom Hogan Harold Holman Robert Horning Douglas Hornyak Jerry Horton Daniel Hunt Ronald Jackson Jim Jenkins Ron Johnston Donald Kaczmarczyk Tom Kaiser 56 SOPHOMORES Mrs. Reed, assistant librarian, proved to be a valuable asset to the school. Joseph Kandik Joseph Keeler John Keip John Kelso James Kerekes William Kidd Larry Kieft Jim Kimling James Kina James Kinnear Dale Kirschbaum Chris Kleparek William Kline James Kohanski Marvin Koralewski Norbert Kotulski Terry Krasniewski Ronald Kreger 57 SOPHOMORES Ron Krempa Robert Krontz Jim Kruzel Dennis Kujawa John Kunzler Greg Kuyoth Richard Kwiatkowski John Kyles Earl LaCourse Joseph Lafaver George Lamprecht Jon Laney Philip Lashley Steve Ledzianowski Dennis Lewandowski Donald Lindhorst Michael Lipinski Erwin Livingston Jesse Lombrana Pedro Lopez Tim Lorenz Charles Luther Irving Lykowski Steve Lynch Dave McClellan Joseph McNutt Earl McVay Charles Madden Rick Maier John Mann 58 SOPHOMORES Ronald Marion Ronald Marsh Cregory Martens Mike Martin Ray Mason Tom Matney Terry Maxwell William Menna Jim Merzke James Meschke Howard Miller Daniel Mills Charles Modrowski Robert Mohr Ronald Mominee Richard Momsen Dale Monnett Chet Montz Darrel Morton Phillip Mruk Terry Murphy Bruce Myers George Myers Stephen Nadeau Paul Nagy John Napieralski Walter Navarre Larry Neeley Michael Neuendorff Donald Nichols 59 SOPHOMORES i Leonard Nowak Time elapses as these Mac-Men watch the offensive strategy of their teammates. Martin Noyes Gregory Oehlers Melvin Ogrodowski Art Oleksiak Ronald Osinski William Pandi Stephen Paprocki Edward Parker Larry Partin William Pegorch Edward Pelz Ernie Peralez Jose ph Pesartic Phillip Peter Harold Peters 60 SOPHOMORES Larry Pfaff Joseph Pilatowski Robert Plummer Dale Popp Harry Porter Thomas Porter Roger Quillen William Rahm Greg Ransom Ted Reed Curtis Reeves Richard Reilly John Reneger Edward Reynolds Leo Ricci James Richards Greig Ripple Larry Robertson 61 SOPHOMORES Robert Robertson Cary Roloff Paul Rosenbrook Sid Rutledge Darryll Rybarczyk Richard Rybanczyk Jack Sampsel James Sanchez Creg Sander James Sanderson Creg Schneider Paul Schultz Thomas Schultz James Scott Robert Scott f Richard Shute Jeff Siek Paul Siemieracki Edward Simon Donald Sines Gary Sitlava Paul Skiver George Sloan Roger Smith Larry Smolenski Darrell Socie Andy Soltis Raymond Soto William South Robert Sowle 62 SOPHOMORES Robert Speelman Thomas Spychala John Stachowski Harold Staples Terry Stefanski Richard Stewart Phil Stiefel Mike Strugarek Dan Strzesynski David Stuart Terrance Stubleski Tony Sutter Cary Swope Paul Szkatulski David Szymanski Mel Szymanski Paul Szymkowiak Richard Tanner James Terrell James Thanasiu Darrel Tibbits Ronald Tilton Walter Tkaczyk Thomas Trudeau Wayne Truitt David Tucker Robert Uliczny David Ulrich David Uscilowski Kenneth Uthoff 63 John Vannes Gerald Vaughn Albert Vinson Donald Wachowiak John Waite SOPHOMORES James Walczak John Wallace Jack Walton Leslie Ward Ronald Ward Richard Weaver John Welker James Werner Melvin White William Whiteford F James Wiener Donald Williams Richard Wodarski John Woodmancy Edward Woznicki James Wright Thomas Wyas Otto Young Philip Zaborski Charles Zattau Frank Zbierajewski Steve Ziegelhofer Andrew Ziemkiewicz Joseph Zolciak Robert Zollweg 64 - FRESHMEN 66 67 FRESHMEN Dan Albrecht Monte Allan mm Randy Baker Tom Banasiak Lance BeDour James Beers Thomas Bender Tom Bennett Nick Berente Tom Berning Joseph Binegar William Boyles Tom Boza David Bradley Thomas Brancheau Daniel Brazeal Mike Brechtelsbauer Jim Brewer Michael Brisbin Frank Bronowski FRESHMEN Mark Bugbee Edward Cable John Calhoun Charles Carter Glen Chandler Kenneth Chesser Michael Chizmar Larry Cole Jerry Comer David Conry Robert Cook Ronald Coon Terry Cooper Michael Cope Jerry Costell James Cothren Mike Counterman James Cousino Mike Covarrubias Daniel Craig Charles Crites Ken Crockett Robert Crowe Eugene Czerniawski Jack Daugherty Lee Davis £9 FRESHMEN Clark Drayton Thomas Drenner Nick Duganiero Robert Dunbar Cary Dunbar FRESHMEN School spirit is an important part of school life, and should be strived for by all Mac-Men. Fred Frosch Ernest Frye Richard Frey Edward Fuller Roy Garcia David Garn Paul Gartee Richard Gaudin Michael Geisel Edward Gensler Thomas Gerathy FRESHMEN Ronnie Craves Fred Green Joseph Greenwood James Gramza Allen Grohnke Mike Grohnke Mike Hallock James Hamby Ronald Hanicq Ralph Harris Dale Heath Rick THebler Roy Head James Harvey John Hauman Don Hedrick James Heffner Philip Heinrich Lawrence Heinisch Larry Heller Richard Hemple James Hernandez Mark Higgins Randy Hilkens Joseph Hintz Fred Hitching FRESHMEN Ralph Huff Jack Hugo Ted Hutchisson Richard Ignatowski Philip Irons Rich Huepenbecker Bob Jablonski Ron Jackson Bob Jacobs Bob Jakcsy Kenneth Janicki - ✓ Joe Kaucher Gene Kelley Chuck Kaminski Francis Kania Richard Kennedy FRESHMEN John Kerekes Michael Kerin Cary Kern Joseph Kertesz Hide the broken plate, here comes Mrs. Zaper! Tom Kiefer Thomas Kieper Glenn Killy John King Terry King Paul Klawitter Mark Kleeberger David Klement Thomas Klocinski David Kohne Rodger Kokensparger FRESHMEN These couples take time out to enjoy free refreshments at Skier ' s Paradise. Dick Laberdee Dana LaCourse Dell LaLonde James Laney James Large Dale Lawecki Herb Leininger George Lazar Alan Leech Ronald Lentz Paul Leonhardt Tim Liberkowski David Lindhorst Dan Lewandowski Tom Lewandowski David Long 75 FRESHMEN Paul Lungulow Allen Lyons Larry MacAllister Stephen McComis Jack McCourt Job McDonald Thomas McDonald Tim McGovern Ron McLanex Charles Mag Michael Mag Thomas Magrum Lawrence Maki Darrell Malinowski Eric Mann John Marckel John Marok FRESHMEN William Mermer Leslie Messenger Thomas Meyers Wardell Meyers James Michalski Thomas Michalski Lee Mickles Dale Miller Daniel Miller David Miller Dennis Miller Dennis Miller Fred Miller Larry Miller Terry Miller Tim Miller Tom Milligan Dave Molter Terry Molter Richard Minkowski William Moates Dan Morris 77 FRESHMEN One way to skip that boring class is to go to the nurse. Jerry Nowicki James Nowicki Richard Nowowiejski Mike Nusbaum Robert Oberhauser Tim O ' Connor Open house gave these parents a chance to meet teachers and to discuss their son ' s grades. Tom Paul Chris Peer Melvin Pegorch Bernard Pemberton Martin Pennington Robin Perlinski Preston Perry Douglas Peters Donald Peterson Thomas Pier Douglas Planck FRESHMEN Frank Prim Roman Pryba Michael Rae Dan Ramasocky Jeff Ransom Timothy Reading Mike Redner Jeff Reed Francis Reihing Dennis Reyes Don Reynolds Cary Romano Daniel Ross John Rouse Bob Runkle Bob Rybka Ron Rydman FRESHMEN John Savory Arnold Schimming Randy Schonter . Bill Schuman Gilbert Seeburger Dennis Sekulski Lewis Shaffer John Sherick Jerry Shirk John Shouf Don Siemens Jack Sigler Bob Slawski Cecil Smith Daniel Smith Donald Smith Kenneth Smith Mike Smith Bill Snyder Louis Soltis Robert South David Sowinski John Stahl Gary Stobaugh John Spitler Michael Spychala Walter Stover 81 FRESHMEN Keith Sturton Jerry Stutts Steve Suski John Susor Michael Swann Kevin Swearingen Robert Swope Theodore Syph Dave Takats Jerry Talbert Richard Tandler Edward Taylor Robert Taylor John Timpe Richard Timpe Stan Tkaczyk Melvin Tomalewski James Toth John Toth William Tucker Richard Ueberroth Dick Ulrich Robert Vaeyens Tony Vallejo 82 David Usher Mike Vickery Fritz Vincze FRESHMEN Jim Walindzinski Wayne Wallace Bob Warner Booker Washington Nick Wawrzyniak Randy Welever Fred Wesolowski Craig West Ronald White John Wilcox Ralph Wilcox Steve Willets William Williams James Williams Willie Williams Ron Winters Larry Wisniewski James Wood Karl Wood John Wortham Richard Wozny Willie Wright ACTIVITIES 84 WITHIN THESE PACES Craftsman . 86-87 Hi-Crier .88-89 Student Council.90-91 Senior Committees . 92 Display, Sound Equip.. 93 Carnival . 94-95 Band .96-97 Clubs . 98-103 85 Craftsman Staff Co-Editor, Mike Robarge CRAFTSMAN STAFF Co-Editors.Rich Szyskowski Mike Robarge Asst. Editors .Stanley Kasubski Gary Thompson Yearbook Adviser.Mr. Spring Business Managers .Tom Carr Gary Madden Business Adviser .Mr. Hunt This years staff, a small but enthusiastic group, worked hard to produce one of the best yearbooks in the history of the Craftsman. They have tried to make it a book that will review many memories. The editors would like to extend their deep thanks to all persons connected with the production of the Craftsman. Members of the staff hope that this book will be worthy of the interest and the support which the student body has given. The members of the staff extend their sincere ap¬ preciation to their-adviser Mr. Spring, who gave valuable all-around information and assistance. The Craftsman staff under the supervision of Rich Szyskowski and Mike Robarge have tried to produce a book to surpass all previous Macomber Yearbooks. They received support from Stanley Kasubski and Gary Thomp¬ son, the Junior editors. An accurate job of handling the many subscriptions 86 and payments of the Craftsman were undertaken by Tom Carr under the direction of Mr. Hunt. Asst. Editors, Gary Thompson, Stan Kasubski Craftsman Staff Top to Bottom: Stan Kasubski, Gary Thompson, Richard Szyskowski, Mike Roborge, Adviser, Mr. Spring. Craftsman Business Staff 87 L. to R.: Tom Carr, Gary Madden, Adviser, Mr. Hunt. Hi-Crier Staff 11 I i 5 I | j ! 1! |: f j f 1 I 1 Sitting L. to R.: Bob DeLisle, Gib Seeberger, Terry Kutzly, Dan Schiffer, Tim Kraft. Standing: Calvin Lawshe, Ron Bryant, Eugene Washington, Jerry Rahm, Tom Mattoni, Larry Wilczynski, Ron Gibson, Adviser Mr. Davis. THE HI-CRIER (Edited, printed, and published by the students of Macomber Vocational High School) Editors.Terry Kutzly Dan Schiffer Feature Editor.Gib Seeberger Sports.Tim Kraft Mitch Ulrich Shop Editor.Gene Washington Exchange Editors.Ron Bryant Ron Gibson Inquiring Reporter .George Billmaier Humor Editor.Bob DeLisle Activities Editor.Larry Wilczynski Photographer .Jerry Rahm Advisers .Mr. Davis Mr. Ardner The 1963-64 Hi-Crier was edited, printed, and published by the students of Macomber. All articles, that ranged from current news, past history, sport news, to shop news, were contributions from students. The paper proved an education in itself to all who worked on it. This year brought many changes to the paper. Under the direction of a new adviser, Mr. Davis, articles of interest were written. For the first time the paper was distributed to all students free of charge. Once a month the Scholastic Roto was inserted in every issue. The printing instructor, Mr. Janis, guided the printing production. Although the issues numbered few, the Hi-Crier Staff tried to produce a paper of fine quality. 88 Shop Reporters Junior and Senior shop reporters. Freshmen and Sophomores shop reporters. 89 Student Council Paul Schultz Richard Shemak Student Council Officers The largest governing body in the school is the Student Council. Shop representatives meet and decide on matters concerning the student body. The council gave students a very enjoyable evening at the Homecoming Festivities and the dance. During the year the Student Council sells sweat¬ shirts and Mac Man decals. The Council ' s committees assist in working on safety week, the all-sports banquet, sock hops, and locker clean-up. The Student Council members also do area work such as Teens Against Polio and the Easter Lily Drives. President . Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer .. Adviser .. .Gary Ryan Tim O ' Rourke ..Dick Shemak ...Paul Schultz .Mr. Janis 90 Student Council Row 1, L. to R.: Greg Gumban, Al Duquette, Gary Lake, Ken Kwiatkowski, Gary Ryan, Paul Schultz, Dick Shemak, Terry Kutzly, Eric Johnson. Row 2: Adviser, Mr. Janis, Ted Forney, Bob Garcia, Greg Janatowski, Doug Long, Dan Schiffer, Terry Gaylord, Darrell Jolley, Joe Garcia, Larry Dzienny. Row 3: Mike Robarge, Jim Kudzia, Eugene Washington, Art Staton, Mike Dembowski, Neil Yarick, Dennis Woodward. Row 4: Mike Krispin, Bob DeLisle, Dave Link, Bob Black, Tom Wootton, Gary Wirick, Dave Witkowski, Herb Chesser, Richard Szyskowski, Mike Burcewicz, Cleo Brown, Mike Domanski, Steve Miller, Rufus Mayes. Row 1, L. to R.: Paul Farkas, Steve Ziegelhoffer, Bill Dyer, Randy Hilkins, Dick Ulrich, Karl Wood, Adviser, Mr. Janis. Row 2: Paul Rosenbrook, Tom Bennett, Phil Flower, Lee Mickles, Bob Robertson, Jim Comer. Row 3: Keith Sturton, John Gralak, Jim Nowicki, Dan Hunt, Jim Jenkins, Mike Davis. Row 4: John Marckel, Ed Pels, Ron Davis, Mel Ogrodowski, Ted Reed, Tom Paul. 91 Senior Board Committees SOCIAL COMMITTEE Sitting, L. to R.: Jim Welniak, John Stockmaster, Terry Kutzly, Thomas Carr, Gary Lake. Standing: Mr. Rex, Ken Kwiatkowski, Mike Robarge, John Burns, Dennis Woodward, Mr. Diller, Tim Lange (no picture). CRAFTSMAN AND ANNOUNCEMENTS COMMITTEE Sitting, L. to R.: Larry Reineke, Mike Robarge, Rich Szyskowski. Standing: John Osten, Jim Welniak, Thomas Carr. BANQUET, PUBLICITY AND PROGRAM COMMITTEES Sitting, L. to R.: Dennis Pakulski, Mitchell Ulrich, Pat Havens, Gary Lake, Gary Heft. Stand¬ ing: John Burns, John Stockmaster, Dennis Woodward, Doug Long, Frank Adamczyk, Mr. Rex, Tim Lange (no picture). 92 Window Display Mark Nyitray and Jim Chiapetta exhibit their talents as window dis¬ play dressers. Sound Equipment Ken Rupley and Bill Galloway did an efficient job in the operation and maintenance of the sound equipment. Meri-Mac Carnival Assembly Musical entertainment was provided by students under the direction of Charles (Ringo) Jeffery. Richard Jones H-10 receives a watch for his winning slogan in the slogan contest. The Meri-Mac Carnival is high¬ lighted by the assembly. Macomber and Whitney students work hard to provide the best entertainment that is possible. From the ticket sellers the winners for the many student prizes are chosen. The first prize was a 1 957 Chevrolet. F? L : r t F 94 A dance by these two Whitneyites helped to build an enthusiastic spirit among the students. Meri-Mac Carnival During the school year there are many activities in which students participate, but the Meri-Mac Carnival is for everyone. All students support the school by selling raffle tickets. The annual carnival is held early in May and the whole school enjoys the won¬ ders of the carnival atmosphere. The profits from the carnival are used for school sup¬ plies, special shop equipment, and athletic equipment. Well to — there ' s another _ dime shot The crowded gym displays the carnival atmosphere. Step right up; there ' s a winner in every crowd. Band Row 1, L. to R.: Gary Gerwin, Jesse Lombrana, Mike Malinowski, Paul Farkas. Row 2: Bob Babbit, Doug Bloomer, David Guhl, Rick Maier, Roman Pryba, Curtis Reeves, Virginia Higgins, Ray Soto. Row 3: Ken Chesser, Chuck Poage, Jim Scott, Roger Smith, Dave Ulrich, Bill Peg- orch, Nick Wawrzyniak, Mike Wulf. Drum Major, Dennis Leahy 96 Band Row 1, L. to R.: Tom Boose, Lorry Schermbeck, Arne Hansen, Jay Santellana. Row 2: Allen McGreevy, Steve Dye, Dennis Fahringer, Stan Pryba, Janice Bowman. Row 3: Jim Hymore, Shelby Bruns, Earl Armstrong, Mel Czerniejewski. Row 4: Jim Cosner, Bill Scott, Ron Niedz- wiecki, Mike Domanski, Bill Walker, Herb Chesser, John Holton, Mike Bodnar. It ' s half time and the Macomber Marching Band is on the field to entertain the spectators. 97 Mixed Chorus Under the direction of Mr. Simpson the mixed chorus presented a pleasant Christmas program. Row 1, L. to R.: Tom Keifer, Dave Stuart, Earl Porter, Paul Gartee, Tom Gerathy, Steve Willets, Terry Nester, Larry Porks. Row 2: Bill Kutzly, Larry Maki, Arne Hansen, Ray 98 Mayne, Jim Evans, George Koller, Mike Godwin, James Walinozinski, Larry Neeley. Row 3: Rufus Byrd, Calvin Lawshe, Dennis Zielinski, Larry Wilczynski, Tom Spychala, Charles Donnell, Don Schrickel, Mike McCluskey. Row 4: Ronald Bryant, Luther Byrd, Ed Fuller, Dave Conry, Leo Ricci, Ray Harrison, Frank Zbierajewski, Roy Ralph. Stamp Club Sitting, L. to R.: John Paradowski, Boyd Church, Larry Wil- czynski. Standing: Tom Trudeau, Mr. Schweinhagen, Ray Hinkelman. Chess Club Sitting, L. to R.: Robert Szczublewski, Steve Zylka, Ray Hinkelman, Philip Flower. Standing: Larry Zielinski, Ed Grabowski, Frank Raeske, Phillip Peter, Ken Wroblewski, Mr. Pecsok, Den¬ nis Gorajewski, Robert Boza, Jim Rejiester, William Janna, Keith Sturton. 99 Youth For Christ L. to R.: Ken Chesser, Ronald Gosses, Joan Mason, Sharon Dickerson, Sharon Vandervort, Herb Chesser, Advisor, Mr. Simpson. Hall Patrol 100 L. to R.: Richard Shemak, Gary Lake, Alan Ramasocky, Thom Wootton, Robert Black, Dennis Pakulski, (no pictures) Dennis Leohy, Ronald Daugherty, Bart Fair. Aviation Club Sitting, L. to R.: Arne Hansen, Carol Geoffrion, Judy Lohmann, Shirley Contreras, Larry Wil- czynski. Standing: David Orlowski, Advisor, W. J. Smith, Jack McCourt. Weight Lifting Club Kneeling, L. to R.: Dennis Gorajewski, Bill Mermer, Dick Ulrich, Robert Vaeyens, William Scott, Pat Miller, Dave Takats, John Savory, Richard Matzinger, Tom Gerathy. Standing: Charles Barnes, Dave Orlowski, Curtis Bryan, John Spitler, Jerry Dauer, Leo Jovanovic, Mr. Montrie, Advisor, Larry Wilczynski, Don Schrickel, Clarence Burnett, Francis Reihing, Rich Salazar. 101 w Dramatics Club The newly established Dramatics Club presented their first play, Make Room for Rodney. Bottom Row, L. to R.: Barbara Brzuchalski, Theresa Piotrowicz, Shirley Siler, Marcia Stanley, Advisor, Mr. Davis. Middle Row: Gary Knipper, Donna Pakulski, Linda Davison, Nancy Ross- vanes, Alice Leininger, Allen Grahnke. Top Row: Richard Hueoenbecker, Don Schrickel, Tom Boose, Bob DeLisle, Roger Pience, Larry Wilczynski. 102 Varsity “M” Club Row 1, L. to R.: Ed Simon, Gary Ryan, Tom Eppard, Dick Shemak, Greg Janatowski, Dave Law- son, Mel Klocinski. Row 2: Dennis Woodward, Mike Golembiewski, Pat Havens, Ted Patton, Manuel Caro, Thomas Kubicz, Myron Duhart. Row 3: Jeff Siek, Chuck White, Melvin Long, Ernest Brown, Bob Robinson, Mike Dembowski, James Schroder, Ronald Daugherty. Row 4: Dave Witkowski, Wayne Boyd, Cliff Bryan, Calvin Lawshe, Dave Daniels, Rufus Mayes, Jim Johnson, Ken Lung, George Billmaier. Row 1, L. to R.: Pat Miller, Fred Rydman, Michael Scott, Jesse Lombrana, Mel Szymanski, Roy Pedersen, Rick Johnson, Dave Spychala, John Osten, Gary Asbury, Adviser, Mr. Contos. Row 2: Joe Garcia, Horace Allen, Ray Kinor, James Chiapetta, Gary Lake, Larry Wilczynski, Gary Cooper. Row 3: Ron Sheppard, Ed Lentz, Greg Skiver, Gene Washington, Mel Ogrodowski, Stephen Grycza, Dave Cramer, Glenn Kurtz, Greig Ripple. Row 4: Richard Patterson, Bob igg Garcia, Mike Dent, Larry Bode, James Fifer, Andy Aranyosi, Tom Hart, Michael Williams. SHOPS CLASSES 104 WITHIN THESE PAGES Automotive Trades .106-107 Building Trades.108 Electrical Trades .109 Graphic Trades .110 Metal Trades.111 Whitney Classes .112 Classes .H3 105 Automotive Trades AUTO MECHANICS: Dave Domagala and Tom Wilson repair defective brake lining. 106 H 1 [51 n BJ! fmBl ; J 1 Bp- - | j? 1 I 1 I “1 _J - 4 , AUTO ELECTRICITY: These Sophomores are able to check engines by using this special equipment. Automotive Trades AUTO TRANSMISSION: Tom Heindel and John Pawlecki disassemble an Olds- mobile transmission, which will later be rebuilt. COLLISION: Before a satisfactory paint job can be obtained, all chrome must be taped, and the bumpers removed. 107 Building Trades CABINET MAKING: These Juniors construct bookcases and end tables. REFRIGERATION: Maintenance of equipment is impor¬ tant in all of Macomber ' s shops. 108 ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING: Larry Howe, Dave Heckert, and Ron¬ ald Wilkins examine the scale model of the proposed Mohawk High School. 1 Electrical Trades INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS: Tim Luczak and Frank Raeske use a soldering gun to revamp an intercom which is to be used in one of the shops. ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION: These boys wire a panel board to supply power to the shop by following an intri¬ cate color code. RADIO AND T.V.: These Seniors work on a T.V. Guinea Pig , and repair a car radio. 109 Graphic Trades PRINTING: These Juniors are learn¬ ing to operate a new Kelley press that runs 3600 copies an hour. COM ' L ART: These artists are drawing advertisements for a flower shop. 10 BUSINESS EDUCATION: Bob DeLisle, Myron Duhart, and Jerald Dungan demonstrate the use of the adding machine., the typewriter, and the dictaphone. Metal Trades WELDING: Ed Pelz and Terry Stubbleski operate an acetylene cutting torch on practice material. MECHANICAL DRAFTING: Seniors, Ron Kolling and John Wesolowski, run black and white prints through a re¬ producing machine. SHEET METAL: These Freshmen examine the joint construction of a model water tower made in the shop. MACHINE SHOP: These Freshmen learn to 1 operate the technical Milling Machine. Distributive Education Foods DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION: Macomber students take classes at Whitney in retail merchandising to become better salesmen. 112 FOODS: Pizza anyone? Commercial foods is also available at Whitney for prospective chefs. Hygiene HYGIENE: Rick Fisher and Alex Ramasocky study an anatomi¬ cal chart. Physics PHYSICS: Marty Walker and Dick Shemak talk over an independent telephone system. 114 WITHIN THESE PACES Football .116-121 Cheerleaders, Majorettes .. .122 Homecoming .123 Basketball .124-129 Wrestling .130 31 Tennis, Cross Country.132 Baseball 115 Varsity Football RON DAUGHERTY All-City First Team Half Back DICK SHEMAK Honorable Mention Half Back MEL KLOCINSKI Guard DENNIS WOODWARD Honorable Mention Guard VARSITY RECORD Macomber. .14 Whitmer . .... 6 Macomber. .22 Bowsher . .... 0 Macomber. . 0 St. Francis .. ....27 Macomber. .12 Libbey . ....14 Macomber. . 6 Waite . ....24 Macomber. .14 DeVilbiss . ....28 Macomber. .20 Scott . ....19 Macomber_ .12 Central . .... 0 Macomber. .28 Cardinal Stritch .. .... 8 Won 5, Lost 4 Sitting, L. to R.: Darryll Rybarczyk, Tom Kubicz, Ted Patton, Jim Schroder. Kneeling: Robert Thomas, Bob Kuehn, Mel Klocinski, Dennis Woodward, Jeff Siek, Mike Davis, Manuel Caro, Larry Pfaff. Standing: Dave This, Charles White, Mike Kujawa, Dennis Ganchou, Pat Burns, Dave Lawson, Jim Johnson, Mike Dembrowski. 116 GREG JANATOWSKI Honorable Mention Center Varsity Football PAT HAVENS End ERNEST BROWN Halfback BOB ROBINSON Tackle 1963 SQUAD HONORS Most Improved Senior...Greg Janatowski Most Improved Junior ....Chuck White Best Offensive Lineman.Dennis Woodward Best Offensive Back.Wayne Boyd Best Defensive Back.Ron Daugherty Best Defensive Lineman.Mike Golembiewski Hardest Worker.Manuel Caro Most Valuable Player.Dennis Woodward Co-Captains.-.Dennis Woodward Dick Shemak Sitting, L. to R.: George Billmaier, John Bartko, Bob Robinson. Kneeling: Dave Witkowski, Joe Garcia, Ernest Brown, Mike Golembiewski, Tom Eppard, Dick Shemak, Don Cowell, Greg Janatowski. Standing: Wayne Boyd, Dave Daniels, Sam Manol, Pat Havens, Melvin Long, Ron Daugherty, Kenneth Lung, Rufus Mayes. TED PATTON Halfback MEL LONG Tackle 117 Varsity Football Head coach, Steve Contos, diagrams a play for coaches, L. to R.: Mr. Jeffery, Mr. Beach, Mr. Roshong, Mr. McCloskey, Mr. Cottle, Mr. Lanzi, and Mr. Yod er. Macomber ' s offense clicks again, this time against Cardinal Stritch. See Charlie White. Run Charlie. Run, run, run. Ted Patton attempts to make the tackle, as All- City player, Ron Daugherty, moves in. Varsity Football Football managers, L. to R.: Tom Drenner, Larry Parks, Don Wa- chowiak, Hank Gorski, John Drenner, Gary Ryan, John Woodmancy, 119 Bill Janna. T Varsity Football Craftsmen prove to be on the ball , re¬ covering a costly fumble. Macomber ' s Shemak races downfield to gain yardage against DeVilbiss. It ' s a first down, as off-tackle play proves helpful to Mac-Men. 120 Lightweight Football Sitting, L. to R.: Len Nowak, Ron Butcher, Mike Strugarek, Jim Richards, Mike Chlebowski, Chuck Floering, Dan Hunt, Larry Ham, Bob South. Kneeling: Mike Martin, Bill Gomer, Bob Mohr, Gordon Niedbalski, Jim Kina, Dave Takats, Dan Dymarkowski, Greg Oehlers, Jerry Heitman, Marvin Al¬ bright, Mgr. Don Wachowiak. Standing: Mgr. Chris Klep- arek, Joe Keeler, Ralph Bartnikowski, Jim Garner, Dick Reilly, Garry Begg, John Deangel o, Joe Zolciak, Jim Wal- czak, Earl LaCourse, Bill Corder, Mgr. John Woodmancy. LIGHTWEIGHT RECORD Macomber_ . 0 Whitmer .... ....18 Macomber... . 6 Bowsher . ....36 Macomber_ . 0 St. Francis .. ....16 Macomber. ..... 6 Libbey . .... 6 Macomber_ . 0 Waite . ....26 Macomber. . 0 DeVilbiss .... .... 6 Macomber. . 0 Scott . ....22 Macomber. . 0 Central . ....14 Won 0, Lost 7, Tied 1 FRESHMAN RECORD Macomber_ .... 0 Bowsher . ....12 Macomber_ .... 0 St. Francis . ....14 Macomber_ .... 8 Libbey . ....14 Macomber_ .... 6 Waite . ....20 Macomber_ ....14 DeVilbiss . .... 0 Macomber_ .... 6 Scott .. .... 6 Macomber.... .... 8 Central . .... 8 Macomber.... ....18 Card. Stritch .. .... 0 Won 2, Lost 4, Tied 2 Freshman Football Sitting, L. to R.: George Rivers, David Long, Lee Davis, Dana LaCourse, Ray Mayne, Jack Hugo, Eugene Czerniawski, Philip Irons. Kneeling: Lee Mickles, John Marckel, Tom Kieper, Greg Mendoza, Tom Bennett, John Savory, Roy Gar¬ cia, Don Hedrick, Gilbert Seeburger, Mike Spychala. Stand¬ ing: Mgr. Larry Park, Ron Davis, Carl Neilsen, Dennis Mill¬ er, Phil Fowler, Ron Jackson, Leo Jovanovic, John Rouse, Jim Brewer, Fred Wesolowski, Mike Redner, William Janna, Mgr. 121 Cheerleaders 1 VARSITY L. to R.: Donna Pakulski, Pam Smotherman, Sandy Ashbaucher, Sue McLen- non Capt., Evelyn Green- wade, Brenda Nevels, Jeannette Widener, Dar¬ lene Czyznikiewicz. RESERVES L. to R.: Gail Pope, Vick¬ ie Vallade, Phyllis Benfer, Karen Hooper Capt. Majorettes L. to R. Shirley Tanier, Carol Dembski, Kathy Hester, Bobbie Hinton Capt., Louise Knakie- wicz, Sandy Cosner, Kar¬ en Dow, (no picture) Barbara Siglow. 122 Harvest Lane Sue Bower parades before the stu¬ dent body during halftime at the Waite game. Homecoming Queen candidates L. to R.: Sue McLennan, Alice Kruzel, Joyce Demarkowski, Evelyn Green- wade, and Sue Bower. i j | 123 i r Five Surprisi eague Respect In Hurry After Vk k. Hardly anyone ex-] Macomber in a gam them to do it, but Ma- P°ned from Nov. 22. ;r came on with a 21-| _ fourth period that left 1 h« ★ ★ City League serai rs gasping and may And a little (6-0) sopho¬ more, played a big part in the . triumph. Ron Kreger, straighten tonight with -season favo ach other. and Ce hitting from the outer aches above the key, bombed in 17 points to be- ome the co-scoring leader with Macomber veteran alvin Lawshe. rse in I in a g| while Rufus Mayes amber has only on the roster but Cas he has potentially one school’s best shootin s, 49-47 nt anean i g h t the Craftsmen, into another unbeaten St. Francis, on the ’ cozy floor. The bub- ht burst lor Case and aftsmen, but they’ve is at ose basketball ke to pick the ' p past S Cra: oppoi step Bulldogs in tl rat Lea) h- M icornber’ ' basketball championship figured mi ight legit be ■y spell before the fir. :n victory. experts took their in a hurry, however, night The Craftsmen play jBowsher in a league ga 1 while Scott hosts Tiffin hustle is ' ’ve calls his te? • the Tigers atest display ever seen.” Macmen will omorrow r Tiffin Columbian ★ ' ★ ★ City Standings )ne of Mabombyr Stfctt bcOeVHbiss , , ,, Crntral lght as thoyLibbry ... LEAGUE Wally Macmen St. Fran«l Woodward Bow ' shfr Start . h P«t. 0 1.000 0 1.000 1 .750 l .007 1 .500 1 .500 2 .333 2 .000 3 .ooo 3 .000 A GA) W 3 4 4 Myron Duhart point, 41-40. re Ron Kreger with 17 points in arsity game for men and tied vet- in Lawshe for honors. cClellan scored 14 ntributing 13 points 1SS MACOMBER FT TP FG FT TP 2-2 I.owshe 0 5-0 17 0-1 8 MfV r 3 2-3 4-10 14 Dohart 1 2-1 % 1-1 13 Bryan 3 2-3 13-28 02 . I 15 10 15 1UL,M 10 13 12 21—02 ' OUtR: D Vtlhl a) McClelland f, 0-0 iiUVHMHVMW m lumbian in non-league act I Bot pi acomber and Scott | |may club her pai task, ho we ' easier t) Columbian is the sa nded Mac of the ci thre who Scott Wooi Thorri Tornadoes h fenced big n pable of giv line of Tyr Dixon and ‘J time. Mnderclassmi job. M dy a ye buildin) k nen hr the t( eVilbi W| doinj corn! aheat phase. surprised contendej and lAl a hea‘- ' rite • Xgame against ebe L v Bowsher fins will against ; eague team which is sor .. hat in the same level as Jas lEarl McVayicerned. Cor ( Jim Ray of Bowsher vo he Rebels will be a factor —u. Calvin Lawshe 124 Cliff Bryan Varsity Basketball L. to R.: Cliff Bryan, Ron Kreger, Joe Brown, Dave Daniels, Calvin Lawshe, Ron Frankowski, Rufus Mayes, Earl McVay, Myron Duhart, Dave Mang, Jeff Siek. Kneeling: Mgr. Gary Ryan, Coach Bob Case. VARSITY RECORD Macomber.. .38 Tiffin .. ....41 Macomber.. .62 DeVilbiss .. ....51 Macomber.. .49 St. Francis . ....47 Macomber.. .54 Libbey . ....52 Macomber.. .50 Bowsher . ....40 Macomber.. .45 Clay. ....51 Macomber.. .45 Central . ....48 Macomber.. .51 Rogers .. ....47 Macomber.. .73 Start . ....67 Macomber.. .43 Scott . ....51 Macomber.. .60 Woodward . ....72 Macomber.. .36 Waite . ....65 Macomber.. .41 DeVilbiss . ....67 Macomber.. .53 St. Francis . ....64 Macomber.. .44 Libbey . ....53 Macomber.. .65 Bowsher . ....37 Macomber.. .65 Card. Stritch .. ....35 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Macomber.. .42 Central . ....45 Won 8, Lost 10 Mayes awaits rebound while Kreger looks on. Varsity Basketball Ron Kreger hooks a pass to Cliff Bryan during the Bowsher game. Rufus Mayes leaps high for the rebound against Bowsher defenders. 126 Calvin Lawshe looks on as Myron Duhart scores on an easy bank shot. Ron Kreger and St. Francis defenders fight for the loose ball. Dave Daniels scores on an easy layup during the St. Francis game. Varsity Basketball i ms r s •WK A) 6 ' 5 Ron Frankowski hooks over the out¬ stretched hands of Cardinal Stritch de¬ fenders. Myron Duhart looks on as Ron Frankowski leaps high to grab the rebound. 127 Varsity Basketball Triple-teaming the St. Francis Knights proves effective as they lose the ball. Dave Daniels drives the baseline for a layup attempt. Ron Kreger recovers the loose ball, while the final seconds tick away. Cliff Bryan nets two points to the delight of the Macomber fans. Macomber.... ....36 Tiffin . ....46 Macomber.... ....43 DeVilbiss . ....49 Macomber.... ....41 St. Francis .. ....64 Macomber.... ....33 Libbey . ....40 Macomber.... ....40 Bowsher.. ....30 Macomber.... ....33 Clay. ....45 Macomber.... ....49 Central . ....38 Macomber.... ....39 Rogers . ....27 Macomber.... ....43 Start . .41 Macomber.... ....44 Scott . ....43 Macomber.... ....53 Woodward . ....45 Macomber.... ....39 Waite . .....44 Macomber.... ....39 DeVilbiss . ....46 Macomber.... ....33 St. Francis _ .34 Macomber.... ....32 Libbey . .39 Macomber.... ....40 Bowsher _ ....44 Macomber.... ....64 Card. Stritch. .. .49 Won 7, Lost 1 0 Lightweight Basketball Sitting, L. to R.: Jim Terrell, Jim Garner, Jim Merzke, Mike Branaugh, Mel Ogrodowski, Larry Smolenski. Row 2: Coach, Mr. McCloskey; Jack Merritt, John Kyles, Larry Ham, Gary Begg, Dick Gilreath, Dick Momsen, Ronald Duhart, Ray Harrison, Ron Osinski, Ed Ali. Freshman Basketball Sitting, L. to R.: Ron Jackson, Bob South, John Kubicz, John Timoe, Ed Taylor, John Rouse, Don Reynolds. Row 2: Coach Mr. Schnetzler; Earl Por¬ ter, Lee Mickles, Ken Janicki, Ralph Harris, Booker Washington, George Yarberry. Macomber.. _41 DeVilbiss .. ..34 Macomber.. .34 St. Francis . ..52 Macomber.. _17 Libbey .. ..33 Macomber.. .18 Bowsher ___ ..31 Macomber.. .30 Central ... ..25 Macomber.. .30 Start . ..18 Macomber.. .21 Scott . ..25 Macomber.. .29 Woodward . ..22 Macomber.. ..30 Waite . -35 Macomber.. .30 DeVilbiss . ..34 Macomber. _36 St. Francis . -41 Macomber.. .......15 Libbey . ..40 Macomber. .32 Bowsher . ..18 Macomber.. _40 Fasset . ..23 Macomber. ..47 Anthony Wayne ..22 Won 7 , Lost 8 129 Wrestling Row 1, L. to R.: Bill South, Mike Golembiewski, Dick Shemak, Manuel Caro, Dick Patterson, Joe Garcia, Bob Garcia, Jesse Lombrana, Tom Porter, Greg Ransom. Row 2: Ray Wilson, Harold Staples, Nick Dugceniero, Ray Soto, Mike Hornyak, Dana LaCourse, Greg Kuyoth, Bob Frankforther, Dan Dymarkowski, Hank Gorski, Curtis Reeves, Mel Szymanski, Bill Cupps. Row 3: Lance Doug¬ las, Jim Brown, Ed Pelz, Jim King, Bill Rahm, Ray Mayne, Bill Moates, Mike Chlebowski, Greg Oehlers, Bill Whiteford, Bob Warner, Coach Harry Lanzi. Absent when picture taken: Terry Bowman, Walt Ellis, Dennis Ganchou. Senior Wrestlers Macomber. RECORD . 8 St. Francis _ ...37 Macomber. .19 Clay . ...28 Macomber. .36 Bowsher . ... 9 Macomber. .21 DeVilbiss . ...24 Macomber. .36 Woodward . ...12 Macomber. .25 Waite . ...15 Macomber. . 9 Sylvania . ...28 Macomber. .23 Libbey .. ...18 Macomber. .28 Scott . ...17 3rd Won 5, Lost 4 in District Tournament Dick Shemak—Captain 1 st Team All-City 1 st District Tournament 130 Dick Patterson 3rd District Tournament Bowling BOWlW6 Macomber Nationals Won 34, Lost 20 Fourth Place Kneeling, L. to R.: Roy Pedersen, Dave Orlow- ski, James Kruzel. Standing: Coach Mr. Kaiser; Ed Lentz, Glenn Kurtz. Macomber Americans Won 471 2 , Lost 6 2 First Place Mike Dembowski rolled the high series of 706, and had a high game of 266. Kneeling, L. to R.: Tom Biniecki, Mel Ogrodowski, Mike Dembow¬ ski. Standing: Coach Mr. Kaiser; Andy Aranyosi, Ed Woznicki, 131 Steve Paprocki. Cross Country Sitting, L. to R.: Jim Curtis, Bill Whiteford, Tim Reading, Jim Werner, Jim Kinnear, Bill Tucker. Kneeling: Mike Hefner, Ron Gibson, Mel Szymanski, Mike Dent, Steve Bach, Andy Carter. Standing: Coach, Mr. Mohler, Bob Garcia, Greig Ripple, Horace Allen, Eugene Wash¬ ington, James McCoy, Ronald Sheppard, Jim Sanchez, Jesse Lombrana. CROSS COUNTRY Macomber.... ....25 Anthony Wayne ... .30 Macomber.... ....36 Bowsher-. .24 Macomber.... ....21 St. Francis . .34 Macomber.... ....29 Central . .27 Macomber.... ....35 Waite . .21 Macomber.... ....34 Woodward . .24 Macomber.... ....33 Libbey . .25 Macomber.... ....27 DeVilbiss . .28 Macomber.... ....15 Eastwood . .40 Won 4, Lost 5 TENNIS Macomber.1 Scott . Macomber.1 Woodward Macomber.0 DeVilbiss . Macomber.1 Central ... Macomber.0 Waite . Macomber.0 Maumee . Macomber.3 Libbey . Won 1, Lost 6 Tennis 132 Kneeling, L. to R.: James Fifer, Larrv Bode, Gary Cooper, James Krempa, John Osten. Stand¬ ing: Coach, Mr. Hunt, Greg Sander, Dennis Gorajewski, Richard Krolak, Dennis Tobianski, Tom Majerowski, David Cramer. Ln sf in in r | Sitting, L. to R.: Richard Gardner, Harry Eberflus, Greg Skiver, Bob Garcia, Jesse Lombrana, Greg Branch, Tom O ' Leary, Terry Bowman, Fred Rydman, Ronnie Gibson, Jeff Siek. Kneeling: Terry Heltman, Greg Kuyoth, Mike Davis, Earl Armstrong, Horace Allen, Mike Williams, Jim McCoy, Jim Johnson, Eugene Washington, Ted Patton, Mike Dent, Robert Furr, Ray Harrison. Standing: Ken Utoff, Charles Barnes, Wayne Boyd, Terry Missler, Jim Merzke, Dave Smith, Rufus Mayes, Calvin Lawshe, Mike Branaugh, Jim Evans, Bob Hannon, Leon McDonald, Tom Martin, Melvin Wormely, Coach, Everett Cottle. Track Macomber.1 00 Macomber Macomber Macomber Macomber Macomber Macomber Macomber Macomber Delta . 1 8 Scott . 68 Clay . 52 Libbey . 56 Central . 50 DeVilbiss . 61 50 66 62 68 57 58 Woodward .... 60 61 Waite . 57 102 Swanton . 16 1st in DeVilbiss Night Relays SIDEWALK KINGS TRIUMPHANT District Meet 6th Jeff Siek looks on as Jim John¬ son prepares to hurl the discus. Fred Rydman clears the bar at 9 ' 6 Evans and Boyd leave their opponents in the dust. 133 Golf Kneeling, L. to R.: Frank Hiser, Paul Mowery, Steve Grycza, Tom Janizewski, James Chiapetta. Standing: Dave Spychala, Raymond Kinor, Jerry Rohm, Tom Hart, Ed Ball, Alan Hirsch. TOM JANIZEWSKI All-City First Team RECORD Macomber.... 0 Findlay . 4 Macomber.... 4 Start . 0 Macomber....!2 Waite .12 Macomber.... 3 Vi DeVilbiss ....20V 2 Macomber.... 3 Vi Clay . 2 OV 2 Macomber.... 14 Woodward.. 10 Macomber....20V 2 Scott . 3Vz Macomber.... 8 V 2 Libbey .1 5 V 2 Macomber.... 1 Central .23 Won 3, Lost 5, Tied 1 134 JAMES CHIAPETTA All-City Second Team FRANK HISER Baseball Sitting, L. to R.: Bob Anteau, Mike Scott, Tom Kubicz, Ed Simon, Mike Dembowski. Kneeling: Larry Wilczynski, Rick Garcia, Dave Lawson, Cliff Bryan, Mike Rosebrock, Pat Miller, John Nino, Ronald Wilkins. ' Standing: Gary Asbury, Art Staton, Dan Wordarski, Garry Begg, Myron Duhart, Tom Landry, Coach, Mr. Yoder. Macomber.... 1 Waite .15 Macomber.... 4 Central .12 Macomber.... 8 Libbey .15 Macomber.... 0 Woodward .... 5 Macomber.... 0 DeVilbiss .... 8 Macomber.... 3 Scott . 2 Macomber.... 0 Waite . 8 Won 3, Macomber.... 3 Central . 5 Macomber.... 5 Libbey .15 Macomber.... 0 Woodward .... 6 Macomber.... 5 DeVilbiss .... 1 Macomber.... 1 Scott .. 3 Macomber.... 4 Start .10 Macomber.... 1 0 St. Francis.... 4 Lost 1 1 PAT MILLER MIKE DEMBOWSKI MYRON DUHART 135 FACULTY 136 PH WITHIN THESE PACES Mr. Bippus . 138 Assistant Principals ...13 ' 9 Office Staff .. 140 Department Chairmen.141 Faculty..142-145 Board of Education . 146 Cafeteria, Custodian Staff ....147 - 137 Our Principal TO THE CLASS OF 1964: For the last twelve years you have been more or less diligently preparing yourselves to take your places as adults in our community. Respon¬ sibilities of adult citizenship in¬ volve making a living, helping to run an effective government, and getting along pleasantly with your neighbors. The four years of your high school career have included many experiences which will help you to do these three things well. The harder you have worked in both classes and extracurricular projects, the better you are pre¬ pared to cope with the problems of the adult community. For some of you, there will be additional years of preparation and my very best wishes for suc¬ cess in college or technical insti¬ tute go with you. For many of you, this is the end of the period of formal preparation and you will immediately ta ke your places in business and industry. I trust that the skills and ideals which you have developed at Macomber will enable you to reach the goals you have set for yourselves. It has been pleasant to know you and work with you during the last four years. I hope you will continue to think of yourselves as members of the Macomber family and keep in touch with us so that we may share with you your suc¬ cesses in life. Alvin C. Bippus Mr. Bippus shows a Conch Shell that he collected while diving in the Phil¬ ippines. Shell collecting is the Bip¬ pus ' pvid hobby. 138 Assistant Principals MR. ARTHUR DILLER Assistant Principal MR. WALTER ARDNER Assistant Principal MR. RUSSELL BEAR Co-Ordinator MR. HOWARD WHITE Assistant Principal 139 Faculty Department Chairmen L. to R.: Mr. Robert Geiger, Mr. Russell Bear, Mr. Frank Drake, Mr. Donald Rex, Principal, Mr. Alvin Bippus; Mr. Sam Harrison, Mr. Harold McCrae, Mr. Larry Szymanski, Miss Ann Schwertzler. Mr. Donald Rex . Mr. Sam Harrison . Mr. Larry Szymanski Miss Ann Schwertzler Mr. Harold McCrae ... Mr. Frank Drake . Mr. Russell Bear. Mr. Robert Geiger . Automotive Trades .Building Trades ...Electrical Trades .English .Mathematics .Metal Trades _Physical Science ..American History Members of the School Faculty who represent the various study departments are called Department Chairmen. These teachers work with Mr. Bippus and the Assistant Principals in coordinating the various study work activities in Macomber Vo¬ cational High School. 141 Faculty GILBERT ANDERSON English WILIAM BEACH PIERRE BOES Sheet Metal Math Drafting ROLLIE BOLDT Soc. Problems MERLE BROWN Math R. A. BREED KATHRYN CAMPEN Driver ' s Ed. Nurse RICHARD CARIS Auto Trans. ROBERT CASE Phy. Ed. STEVE CONTOS English EVERETT COTTLE English ORVILLE COWELL Machine Shop JAMES DAMAS Librarian RONALD DAVIS NAFTEL DIETRICH English English CARL DOEBLER Driver ' s Ed. 142 Faculty FRANK DRAKE JOSEPH DUERRINGER FRED DUHAIME Machine Shop Elect. Construction Phy. Ed. HAROLD ELWING Mech. Drafting NORMAN GANSMILLER Collision ROBERT GEIGER Social Studies MALCOLM GOODRICH Printing CORNELIA HALE General Bus. SAM HARRISON Arch. Drafting WILLIAM HAWK Math FRED HISS Math HOWARD HUNT Bus. Education Jt STANLEY IRONS EDWARD JANIS CHARLES JEFFERY Science Physics Printing Social Studies MILDRED JOHNSON English 143 Faculty EARL KAISER Math STEPHEN KISH ZENO LANGENDERFER Cab. Making English HARRY LANZI Social Studies GEROLD McCLOSKEY Science HAROLD McCRAE TERENCE MOHLER Math English IVAN MONTRIE Auto Electricity RICHARD MYERS Welding FRED PAGE Math JOSEPH PECSOK Math DONALD REX Auto Mechanics RALPH ROSHONG Math A. J. SACKSTEDER Phy. Ed. BRUCE SAUTTER Math Physics ELMER SCALLISH Driver ' s Ed. f fl Faculty CARL SMITH Refrigeration FORREST SMITH Social Studies WINSTON SMITH Auto Mechanics SYLVIA SOLOMON Social Studies ERNEST SPRING Com ' l Art LAWRENCE HARRY TOLLES SZYMANSKI Ind. Electronics Radio T. V. HERMAN TROUTNER English g$gggg|| WILLIAM TUCKER Social Studies DUANE YODER FRANK YONKE Social Studies Electronics DONALD ZIEMKE Science Math Superintendent of Schools MR. PHILO C. DUNSMORE TO MACOMBER VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL: I congratulate the young men of -Ma- comber for your recognition of being pre¬ pared to make some specific contribution to the world of work. I hope that many of you will continue your education. But if this is not for you, you have received the type of education at Macomber which will help make a place for you in the work for which you have trained. I know that you are proud of your school and what it has done for you. Board of Education J. A. Anderson Mrs. Carol A. Pietrykowski 146 William Thomas Morton Goldberg David Rittenhouse Cafeteria Staff Sitting, L. to R.: Barbara Hill, Isabella Buckson, Hattie Jurski, Vir¬ ginia Wordorski, Helen Petree. Standing: Bessie Hayne, Hattie Paw- lecki, Helen Zaper, Lurine Calhoun, Vivian Gholston. Helen Zaper Cafeteria Manager Sitting, L. to R.: Bunyan Smotherman, Jessie Stewart, Stella Krzewin- ski, Clara Allen, Edward Beck, Art Long. Standing: William Langlois, Robert Tucker, Bill Baumgartner, Helena Jankowiak, James Adams, 147 Don Butcher. Student Directory —A— Abbott, Leburn ... Ackerman, Donald . Adam, Tony . Adamczyk, Frank .. Adams, James ... Adamson, Peter . Albrecht, Dan . Albright, Edward .— Albright, Frank . Albright, Marvin . Aii, Edward ... Allan, Monte . Allen, Harry . Allen, Horace . Ames, Mark . Anderson, Ronald . Anderson, William . Apt, Gregg ... Aranyosi, Andy . Armentrout, Terry .. Armstrong, Earl . Armstrong, Jeff . Armstrong, Mike . Arnold, Jerome . Asbury, Gary . Aston, John . Attanasio, Guy . Aubrey, Bennett . Austin, Mike . Avalos, Stanley . Azbart, Larry . . 52 . 52 . 7 .6, 7,92 . 52 . 7 .,. 68 . 52 . 36 .52,121 .52, 129 . 68 . 36 36, 103, 132, 133 . 68 . 52 . 7 . 7 .7, 103, 131 . 52 .36,97,133 . 52 . 36 . 36 .36, 103, 135 . 7 . 36 52 52 36 —B— Babbitt, Albert . Babiak, Dave . Bach, Steven .. . Baer, John . .... Bagrowski, Mike .. Bailey, James . Baker, Larry ... Baker, Randy . Ball, Edward .. .. Ball, Lynn . Ballmer, Raymond . Baloneh, Jerry . .—. Banasiak, Tom . Barker, Eric . Barnes, Charles . . Bartnikowski, Ralph . Bedor, Lance . Beemer, Phil . Beers, James . . Begg, Garry . . Belair, Mike . Bell, Donald . Bell, Roy . . Bender, Tom .—-. Bennett, Charles .. . Bennett, George . Bennett, Tom . Benoit, Roy . Benson, William . Berente, Nick . Berning, Thomas . . Berry, Patrick . Berry, Thomas .. Beyer, John . Biesiada, Stephen .. Bigelow, William . Billmaier, George —. B nder, Dennis .. . B negar, Joseph . Biniecki, Tom . Black, Robert ... •Blaesing, George . Blanton, Ronnie .. Bloomer, Douglas -- Bobak, Greg . Bobroski, Frank . Bobroski, Peter ... Bode, James .. Bode, Larry ... Bodnar, Mike . Boerst, Allen .. . Bolduan, James . Bollinger, Ernest . Boose, Kenneth . Boose, Thomas . Boring, Joseph . Borysiak, Larry . Bowman, Terry . Boyd, Wayne . Boyle, Larry ... Boyle, Mike . Boyles, William . Boza, Robert . Boza, Tom .. Bradley, David . Branaugh, Mike . Branch, Gregory . Brancheau, Thomas . . Brazeal, Dan . Brecktelsbauer, Mike . Brewer, Harry . .52, 96 . 7 .52, 132 . 7 . 68 . 7 . 36 . 68 . 7 . 52 . 52 . 52 . 68 . 7 .36,101 .52, 121 . 68 . 7 . 68 52, 121, 129, 135 . . 52 . 36 . 7 . 68 .36, 52 . 52 .68, 91, 121 . 8 . 52 . 68 . 68 . 36 . 52 . 36 . 36 . 52 .36, 103, 117 . 52 . 68 .8, 131 .8, 91, 100 . 52 . 52 .52, 96 . 8 . 52 . 53 . 8 .8,103,132 .8, 97 . 53 . 36 . 36 . 36 .8, 97, 102 . 8 . 53 .53, 133 .36, 103,117 . 53 . 36 . 68 .53, 99 . 68 .:. 68 .53,129,133 .53, 133 . 68 . 68 . 68 . 8 Brewer, Jim . Brim, Douglas . Brisbin, Mike .. Brittain, Phil . Brock, Phillip . Broka, Terry . Bronowski, Frank . Brown, Bob .. Brown, Cleophus ... Brown, Ernest _ Brown, James . Brown, John . Brown, Joe . Brown, Pete .. Brown, Richard . Brown, Thomas _ Brown, Walter _ Browning, Dan _ Bruen, George . Bruns, Shelby . Bryan, Cliff . Bryan, Curtis . Bryant, Darrell . Bryant, David _ Bryant, Lawrence . Bryant, Ronald . Brzuchalski, Gerald Buck, Walter . Bugbee, Gereld . Bugbee, Mark . Bugbee, Richard ... Bunker, Charles ... Burcewicz, Mike ... Burden, Ted .. Burdue, Wilbur — Burnett, Clarence Burnett, Tony .. Burns, John . Burns, Patrick . Burzynski, Mike ... Bush. Ronnie . Butcher, Donald ... Butcher, Ron .. Byrd, Luther . Byrd, Rufus . Byrne, Joseph . Byrne, Ray . Byrne, William _ .68, 121 . 8 . 68 . 53 . 53 . 36 . 68 . 68 .36,91 .8,103,117 .53, 130 . 68 .36,125 . 68 . 36 . 36 . 53 . 53 . 68 .36, 97 36, 103, 124, 125, 126, 128,135 .37, 101 . 8 . 53 . 53 .8, 88, 98 . 68 . 9 . 37 . 68 . 53 . 37 .37, 91 . 37 . 53 .37, 101 . 53 .6, 9, 92 .37, 116 . 37 . 9 . 37 .53,121 .37,98 .37,98 . 9 . 37 . 53 Cable, Ed . Calhoun, John . Cameron, Vincent ... Campbell, George .... Canas, Robert . Cargile, Edward . Caro, Manuel . Carr, Kenneth . Carr, Larry ... Carr, Tom . Carroll, Bob . Carter, Andrew .. Carter, Charlie . Carter, John . Carter, Ron .. Chandler, Clen . Charles, Leslie _ Chesser, Herbert . Chesser, Ken -- Chiapetta, Jim . Chillnski, Dan . Chinni, Russ ... Chizmar, Mike . Chlebowski, Mike ... Chomyczer, Don . Chrisbaie, Fred . Chrzanowski, Joseph Church, Boyd . Cisterino, Tony .. Clawson, Paul . Clayton, Leon . Clifton, Chuck . Cobb, Don . Coburn, Bob . Cofer, Mike .. Cole, Larry . Comer, Jerry . Comer, Jim . Comer, Perry . Common, John . Common, Mike . Conrad, Paul .. Conry, David . Cook, Robert . Coon, Ronald . Cooper, Cary . Cooper, Terry ... Cope, Mike . Corder, William _ Cosner, James . Costell, Jerry . Cothren, Jim . Counterman, Mike . Cousino, James . . 69 . 69 . 9 . 37 . 69 . 37 37, 103, 116, 117, 130 . 9 . 9 .6, 9, 87, 92 . 37 .53,132 . 69 . 37 . 9 . 69 . 37 .37,91,97, 100 . .69, 96, 100 .9, 49, 93, 103, 134 . 9 . 37 . 69 .53, 121, 130 . 37 . 53 . 37 .53, 99 . 37 . 9 . 37 . 37 . 9 . 9 . 10 . 69 . 69 .53,91 . 53 . 53 . 53 . 10 .69,98 . 69 . 69 .37, 103, 132 . 69 . 69 .53, 121 .10, 97 . 69 . 69 . 69 .10, 69 Covarrubian, Mike . 69 Covington, Joe . 10 Cowell, Don .37, 1 1 7 Cox, Thomas . 10 Craig, Dan . 69 Cramer, David .37, 103, 132 Crevier, Thomas . 10 Crippen, Tim . 54 Crites, Charles . 69 Crockett, Ken . 69 Crowe, Robert . 69 Cupps, William .54,130 Curtis, James .37, 132 Cutcher, Robert . 54 Czerniawski, Eugene .69, 121 Czerniejewski, Mel .37,97 Czlapinski, Fred . 38 Czop, Bernie . 10 Czyzewski, Dan . 54 Daniels, Dave .38,103,117,125,127,128 Dauberman, Thomas . 1 1 Daudelin, Larry . 1 1 Dauer, Jerry .38, 101 Daugherty, Jack . 69 Daugherty, Ron .11,103,116,117,118 Davie, Peter . 1 1 Davis, Lee .69, 121 Davis, Mike .54,91, 116, 133 Davis, Ron .70,91,121 Davis, Thomas ... 1 1 Davis, Walt . 1 1 Deangelo, John .54, 121 Deangelo, Mike . 54 Decant, Bob . 54 Decant, Ken . 70 Decant, Ron . 1 1 Decker, John . 11 Delisle, Robert .11,88,91,102,110 Demars, Terry . 12 Dembowski, Michael .38,91, 103, 116, 131,135 Dent, Mike .54, 103, 132, 133 Detlef, Bob . 54 Devenney, Jack . 38 Dey, Mike . 12 D roff, James . 54 Dlugosielski, Gerald . 12 Domanski, Mike .38,91,97 Donnell, Charles .54, 98 Dobes, Jeffery . 70 Domagala, Dave .12,106 Dominik, George . 38 Donaldson, Dennis . 38 Douglas, Lance .54, 130 Dowling, Tom . 54 Draper, Larry .. 54 Drayton, Clark . 70 Drenner, John .54,119 Drenner, Thomas .70, 119 Drozdow ' cz, Mike . 38 Dudley, James . 38 Dudley, Richard . 38 Duganiero, Nick .70,130 Duhart, Myron .12,103,110,124,125, 126, 127, 135 Duhart, Ron .54, 129 Duke, Randy . 29 Dullinger, Norman . 38 Dunbar, Bob . 70 Dunbar, Cary . 70 Dungan, Jerold .12,110 Dunlap, Dave . 54 Dunlap, Tom . 12 Dunn ng, Daryl . 54 Duquette, Al . 11,12,91 Duquetto, Tom . 70 Durban, Jim . 70 Durham, Tim . 70 Dusseau, Ron . 12 Dye, Howard . 54 Dye, Ned .38, 97 Dyer, William ..70,91 Dymarkowski, Dan .54, 121, 130 Dymarkowski, Richard . 12 Dzienny, Larry .12,91 Dzienny, Thomas . 54 —E— Easter, Vern . Easterwood Rick .. Eaton, Ed . Eble, Gary .. Egan, Dick .. Eick, Terry .. Elliott, Jim .. Ellis, Frank .. Ellis, James . Ellis, Phillip .. Ellis Walter __ Emch, Richard . Eppard, Duane __ Erdman, Richard . Evans, Jim . . 38 . 70 . 70 . 54 . 70 . 38 . 54 . 38 . 54 . 70 . 38 . 12 38, 103, 117 . 39 .70, 98 148 Evans, Dave . . 12 Grohnke, Allen . ..72, 102 Evick, Ed . . 54 Grohnke, Mike .. . 72 Evick, Robert .. . 54 Grohowski, Carl . . 14 Grosswiler, Roy . . 40 —F— Grycza, Stephen . .40, 103, 134 Fahringer, Dennis . ....12, 97 Grzybowski, Pat . . 55 Fair, Bart . .. 13 Guhl, David . —55, 96 Farkas, Paul . .54, 91,96. Gumban, Gregg . —40, 91 Fecso, Robert . . 39 Guth, William . . 40 Feher, Paul .... . 39 Fifer, Jim . ..39, 103, 132 —H— Filipovich, James .. . 70 Hacket, Daniel . . 40 Fisher, Richard . ..13, 113 Hageman, Clarence . . 40 Flanary, Richard . . 39 Hall, Alvin . . 14 Flores, Martin . _ 13 Hallock, Mike . . 72 Floering, Charles . ..54, 121 Ham, Larry . .55, 121,129 Flower, Philip . .54,91,99, 121 Hamby, Jimmy . . 72 Forgehe, Terry . . 70 Hanicq, Ron . . 72 Forney, Ted . ....13, 91 Hansen, Arne . .40,97 ,98,101 Fortune, Cil . . 39 Hardy, James . . 40 Fortune, Roger . . 55 Harris, James . .. 55 Foster, James . . 55 Harris, Eunice . . 40 Foust, Ralph . . 71 Harris, Ralph . ..72, 129 Fox, Pat ... . 71 Harrison, Paul . . 40 Foxhuber, Joe .. . 55 Harrison, Ray . .55, 98, 129,133 Frankforther, Bob .. . 55 Hart, Tom . .40, 103,134 Frankforther, Ron . ..71, 130 Hartley, Bill . . 55 Frankowski, Ron . ..39, 125,127 Hartwig, Richard . . 56 Frantz, Phillip . . 13 Havens, Pat .6, 1 1,14, 92, 103, 117 Frantzen, Edward . .. 39 Harvey, Jim . . 72 Frick, Kenneth . . 13 Hauman, John . . 72 Fritts, Karl .. . 13 Hayes, George . . 56 Frey, Richard . . 71 Head, Roy . . 72 Friend, Creg .. . 71 Heath, Dale . . 72 Friesner, Karl . . 39 Heath, Robert . . 56 Frosch, Fred . . 71 Hebler, Rick . . 72 Fry, Jim . . 55 Heck, Russ ... . 40 Frye, Ernest .. . 71 Heckert, David . ..14, 108 Fuller, Ed . ....71,98 Hedrick, Don . ..72, 121 Fulkert, Jim . . 39 Heffner, James . ..72, 132 Funk, Duane . . 13 Heft, Gary ... 6, 14, 92 Furlong, Dennis . . 13 Heidt, Mike . . 56 Furr, Robert . ..13, 133 Heindel, Thomas . ..14, 107 Heinisch, Lawrence . . 72 —C— Heinrich, Phil . . 72 Calant, Eugene . . 39 Heinze, Larry . . 14 Calloway, Bill . .1 1, 13, 93 Heller, Larry 72 Ganchou, Dennis . -55,116 Helman, David . . 56 Garcia, Joe .39 , 91, 103, 1 17, 130 Heltman, Terry . .56, 121,133 Garcia, Richard . .. 13 Hemple, Rich . . 72 Garcia, Rick . -55,135 Hernandez, James . . 72 Garcia, Robert .39,91, 103, 130, 132,133 Hernandez, Ray . . 14 Garcia, Roy . ..71, 121 Hicks, Alex . . 40 Gareau, Dick . . 39 Higgins, Mark . . 72 Garn, Dave . . 71 Hilkens, Randy . ■.... 12 , 91 Garn, Richard . . 55 Hinch, David . . 15 Gardner, Richard . ..39, 133 Hinkelman, Ray . ....56, 99 Garner, James . .55, 121,129 Hintz, Joe . . 72 Gartee, Paul . —71,98 Hinz, Frank . . 15 Garus, Bryan . . 55 Hirsh, Allen .. ..40, 134 Cast, David .. . 13 Hiser, Frank .. ..15, 134 Gaudin, Ray . . 14 Hitchings, Fred . . 72 Gaudin, Richard . . 71 Hites, Biil . . 15 Gaylord, Terry .. — 14, 91 Hochmuth, Gary . . 73 Geisel, Mike . . 71 Hoffman, Peter . . 73 Geiser, Walt . . 39 Hogan, Tom . . 56 Gensler, Edward . . 71 Hollstein, Ron . . 40 George, Paul . . 55 Holman, Harold . . 56 Gerathy, Thomas . .71,98,101 Holton, John . —40, 97 Gerding, Harold . . 1 Horning, Del . . 40 Geremski, Terry . . 39 Horning, Robert . . 56 Geringer, Richard . . 39 Hornyak, Doug . . 56 Geronimo, Frank . _ 71 Hornyak, John . . 73 Gerwin, Gary . —55, 96 Hornyak, Mike . ..40, 130 Getzinger, Mike . . 55 Horton, Jerry . . 56 Gibson, Ronnie . ....55, 88, 132,133 Horvat, John ... . 40 Gilbert, John . . 40 Horvath, George .. . 40 Giles, Jerry .. . 40 Horvath, Jim . . 40 Giles, James . . 14 Hoskins, john . . 73 Gilreath, Dick . ..55, 129 Hosier, Jim . . 40 Glendening, Tom . . 71 Howard, Joe . . 15 Glesser, Al ... . 14 Howe, Larry . ..15, 108 Godwin, Mike . .....71,98 Hudanski, Ron ... . 73 Golembiewski, Michael .... ..40, 103, 117,130 Huepenbecker, Richard . ..73, 102 Golupski, Gregory . .. 55 Huff, Ralph . . 73 Golupski, Lindell . . 71 Huges, Pat . . 40 Gomer, William .. ...55, 121 Hugo, Jack . ..73, 121 Gonia, Tom . . 14 Hundsrucker, Ron . . 41 Good, Ron . . 55 Hunt, Dan . .56 ,91,121 Gorajewski, Dennis . —55, 99, 101, 132 Hurt, Barry . . 41 Gorski, Henry . .55, 119,130 Hurt, Howard . .. 15 Gosses, Ronald ... ...55, 100 Hutchison, Ted . . 73 Gott, Richard . . 14 Hymore, James . — 15, 97 Grabowski, Ed . .40, 99 Grabowski, James . . 40 _| Gralak, John . .72,91 Ide, Thomas . . 41 Gramza, Dave . . 40 Ignatowski, Charlie . . 41 Gramza, James . . 72 Ignatowski, Richard . . 73 Gratop, Don . . 55 Irons, Philip .... ..73, 121 Graves, Ron . . 72 Ishacson, Cliff . . 15 Green, Fred . . 72 Ishmael, John . . 15 Greene, Gerald . . 55 Greenwood, Joe . . 72 -J- Greenwood, Larry . . 40 lablonski, Robert . . 73 Griffith, Larry . . 55 Jackson, Ed . . 41 Jackson, Ron .56,73,121 Jackson, Sam . 29 Jacob, Phil . 41 lacobs, Bob . 73 Jagodzinski, John . 41 Jackson, Ron .129 Jakcsy, Bob . 73 Jambor, William . 15 Janatowski, Creg .15, 91, 103, 116, 117 Janicki, Joseph . 15 Janicki, Ken .73, 129 Jankowski, Ken . 41 Janna, William .73,99,119,121 Janowiecki, Allan . 15 Janowiecki, John . 41 Janowiecki, Tom . 16 Janowski, John . 16 Jarzeboski, Ken . 73 Jasiolek, Walt .. 73 Jeko, John . 41 Jenkins, Jim .56, 91 Jiskra, John . 41 Johns, Bill . 41 Johnson, Bill . 73 Johnson, Eric .1 6, 91 Johnson, Jim .41, 103, 116, 133 Johnson, Richard .103 Johnson, Vincent . 16 Johnston, Ron . 56 Jolley, Darrell .16,91 Jones, John . 16 Jones, Richard .41,94 Jovanovic, Leo .73, 101, 121 Jurski, Edward . 73 —K— Kaczmarczyk, Don . 56 Kadiuraus, John . 41 Kaiser, Tom . 56 Kalinowski, Tom . 16 Kaminski, Chuck . 73 Kandik, Joe . 57 Kania, Francis . 73 Kasubski, Stan .41,42,86,87 Katschke, Ed . 41 Kaucher, Joe . 73 Keeler, Joe .57, 121 Keip, John . 57 Kelley, Gene .. 73 Kelley, Joe . 41 Kelso, John . 57 Kennedy, Richard . 73 Kerekes, Jim . 57 Kerekes, John . 74 Kerin, Mike . 74 Kern, Cary . 74 Kerner, Roger . 41 Kertecz, Joe . 74 Kesling, John . 41 Kidd, William . 57 Kiefer, Thomas . 74 Kiefer, Thomas .41,98 Kieft, Larry . 57 Kieper, Thomas .74,121 Killy, Glenn . 74 Kimling, James .-. 57 Kina, Jim .57, 121, 130 Kine, Alan . 16 King, John . 74 King, Terry . 74 Kinnear, James .57,132 Kinor, Ray .16, 103, 134 Kirschbaum, Dale . 57 Klawitter, Paul .-. 74 Kleeborger, Mark . 74 Klem, Richard . 17 Klement, David . 74 Kleparek, Chris . 57,121 Kline, William . 57 Klocinski, Mel .17,103,116 Klocinski, Thomas . 74 Knapik, George . 41 Knipper, Cary .41,102 Kohanski, Jim . 57 Kohli, Richard . 41 Kohne, Dave . 74 Kokensparger, Leonard . 41 Kokensparger, Rodger . 74 Koller, Ceorge .74, 98 Rolling, Ron .17, 1 1 1 Konczal, James . 6, 17 Konoff, Richard . 17 Koralewski, Marvin . 57 Koralewski, Tim . 74 Kosakowski, Ed . 17 Kotulski, Norbert . 57 Kowalewski, Alex . 17 Kozlowski, Walt . 17 Krabill, William .17,41 Kraft, Tim . 18,88 Kranz, Edward .. 41 Kraske, Mike . 74 Krasniewski, Bob . 74 Krasniewski, Terry . 57 Kreger, Ron .57,124,125,126,127,128 149 Krempa, Ron . Krieger, Cary . Krispin, Mike .. Krolak, David . Krolak, Richard . Kroma, Charles . Krontz, Robert . Kruger, Bob . Kruzel, James . Kruzel, Joseph . Kryszak, Sylvester ... Kubicz, John ... Kubicz, Tom .. Kudelka, Jon . Kudzia, James . Kuhn, Don . Kuehnn, Bob . Kujawa, Dennis .. Kujawa, Mike . Kunz, Peter . Kunzler, John . Kurek, Jim . ICurek, Mike . Kuron, Frank . Kurtz, Clenn . Kutzly, Terry .. Kutzly, William . Kuyoth, Creg .. Kwasniak, Leon . Kwiatkowski, John ... Kwiatkowski, Ken .. Kwiatkowski, Richard Kynard, Frank . Kyles, John . . 58 .. 74 .41,91 . 41 .18, 132 . 18 . 58 . 75 ..58, 131 . 75 . 18 .75, 129 ....41, 103, 116, 135 . 42 .42, 91 . 18 ..42. 116 . 58 .42, 116 . 42 . 58 . 75 . 42 . 42 .18, 103, 131 6, 18,49,88,91,92 .42, 96, 98 .58, 130, 133 . 42 .. 42 .6, 18, 49, 91,92 . 58 . 42 .58,129 —L— Laberdee, Dick . 75 La Course, Dana .75, 121, 130 La Course, Earl . 58, 121 La Faver, Joseph . 58 Lake, Cary .6,11,18,91,92,100,103 Lake, Philip . 42 La Londe, Dell . 75 Lambert, Charles . 42 Lamprecht, George . 58 Laney, Jim . 75 Laney, Jon . 58 Lange, Tim .6, 18 La Plante, Tom . 42 La Pointe, Bob . 42 Large, Jim . 75 Lashley, Phil . 58 Lawecki, Dale . 75 Lawshe, Calvin .42, 88, 98, 103, 124, 125, 126, 133 Lawson, David .42, 103, 116, 135 Lazar, George . 75 Leahy, Dennis .11,18,96 Le Bowsky, Keith . 18 Le Bowsky, Tom . 42 Ledzianowski, Steve . 58 Leech, Alan . 75 Leech, Paul . 43 Leininger, Herb . 75 Lentz, Edmund .43, 103, 131 Lentz, Ronald . 75 Leonhardt, Paul . 75 Leslie, Dennis . 43 Lewardowski, Daniel . 75 Lewahdowski, Dennis . 58 Lewandowski, Gene . 43 Lewandowski, Thomas . 75 Lewicz, Chet . 43 Lewis, Mike .. 18 Liberowski, Tim . 75 Lindhorst, Dave . 75 Lindhorst, Don . 58 Lindhurst, Roger . 18 Link, David .43,91 Lipinski, Michael . 58 Livingston, Erwin . 58 Lombrana, Jesse ....58,95,103,130,132,133 Long, Dave ..75, 121 Long, Doug ..6,19,49,91,92 Long, Melvin .19,103,117 Longworth, Robert . 76 Lopez, Fidio . 76 Lopez, Pedro . 58 Lorenz, Tim . 58 Love, Clenn . 43 Loy, Homer . 76 Loy, Omer . 76 Luczak, Tim .43, 109 Luna, Jerry . 76 Lundquist, Bob . 43 Lung, Kenneth .43, 103, 117 Lungulow, Paul . 76 Lungulow, Pete . 19 Lykowski, Irving . 58 Luther, Charles . 58 Lykowski, Larry . 43 Lyons, Allen . 76 Lywch, Steve . 58 —Me— McClellan, Dave . . 58 McCluskey, Mike .. .43, 98 McComis, Steve .. . 76 McCourt, Jack . ...76, 101 McCoy, Jim .... ...43, 132, 133 McCracken, Don .. . 19 McDonald, Job . . 76 McDonald, Tom . . 76 McFarland, Clarence ... . 43 McCibbeny, Cary . . 43 McGovern, Timothy . . 76 McCreevy, Allen . .43, 97 McKenzie, John . . 19 McKenzie, Bill . . 43 McLanex, Ron . . 76 McNutt, Joe . . 58 McVay, Earl . ...58, 124, 125 — M _ Macallister, Larry . . 76 Machcinski, Ken . . 43 Madden, Garrett . .44, 87 Madden, Charles . . 58 Mag, Charles . . 76 Mag, Michael . . 76 Magrum, Thomas . . 76 Maidment, Lee .. . 19 Maier, Richard .. .58, 96 Maki, Lawrence . .76, 98 Malinowski, Darrell . .76, 96 Mang, Dave . ..44, 125 Mann, Eric . . 76 Mann, John . . 58 Manol, Sam . ...44, 117 Marckel, John . .76, 91, 121 Marion, Ron . .. 59 Marok, John . . 76 Marsh, Ron . . 59 Marsh, Tom .. . . 76 Martens, Creg . .. 59 Martin, Mike ... ...59, 121 Marx, Dean . . 44 Mason, Raymond . . 59 Mathis, Dennis . . 76 Matney, Bobby . . 76 Matney, Tom ... .. 59 Mattoni, Tom .. .44, 88 Mattox, Al . . 29 Mattox, Gregory . . 76 Matuszak, Ray .... . 19 Matuszewski, Howard . . 19 Matzinger, Richard .. ..44, 101 Mausser, Harold . . 76 Maxfield, Richard . .. 19 Maxwell, Terry . . 59 May, Mike . .. 77 Mayes, Rufus . .44, 91, 103, 117, 124, 125, 126,133 Mayne, Raymond . .77, 98, 121,130 Maziarz, Bernard . . 44 Meek, Rick . . 77 Meeker, Tom .. . 29 Meis, Dan . . 44 Meisner, Richard . . 77 Mendoza, Joseph . . 77 Menna, William . . 59 Mermer, Bill . ...77, 101 Merritt, Jack . ..44, 129 Merzke, James .. ..59, 129 Meschke, Jim . . 59 Messenger, Leslie _ . 77 Meyers, Tom ... . 77 Meyers, Wardell __ . 77 Michalski, David — . 19 Michalski, Jim . . 77 Michalski, Tom . .. 77 Mickles, Lee . .77, 91, 121,129 Middlebrooks, Bill . . 44 Middleton, Robert . . 44 Mikolajczyk, Dave . . 44 Milbourn, Dennis . . 19 Miller, Dale ... .. 77 Miller, Dan . . 77 Miller, Dave .. . 77 Miller, Dennis . . 77 Miller, Dennis . ...77, 121 Miller, Fred __ . 77 Miller, Jack ... . 19 Miller, Howard . . 59 Miller, Lawrence . . 77 Miller, Richard .. .19 Miller, Patrick . .44, 101, 103, 135 Miller, Steve . .19,91 Miller, Terry ... . 77 Miller, Tim . . 77 Milligan, Tom .. .. 77 Mills, Dan . . 59 Minkowski, Richard . . 77 Mireles, Jesse ... . 44 Moates, William . ...77, 130 Modrowski, Charles . . 59 Modrzynski, Jim . . 70 Mohr, Robert . ...59, 121 Molnar, Alex . . 20 Molnar, Julius . 20 Molter, Dave . 77 Molter, Terry . 77 Mominee, Ron . 59 Momsen, Dick .59, 129 Monk, Larry . 44 Monnett, Dale . 59 Montri, Phillip . 20 Montz, Chet . 59 Moore, James . 20 Morbeck, Charles . 20 Morris, Dan . 77 Morton, Darrel . 59 Mruk, Phillip . 59 Murphy, Bob . 20 Murphy, Denny . 44 Murphy, Terry . 59 Music, Larry . 78 Muszynski, Bob . 20 Myers, Bruce . 59 Myers, George . 59 Myers, Robert . 44 Myers, Ronald . 44 Myslinski, James . 20 Myslinski, John . 20 —N— Nadeau, Steve . 59 Nagy, Paul . 59 Napieralski, John .59 Narges, Jerry . 20 Nation, William .,. 78 Navarre, Walter . 59 Neeley, Larry ...59, 98 Nehring, John . 20 Nero, John . 78 Nester, Terry .78,98 Neuendorff, Dave . 44 Neuendorf, William . 78 Neuendorff, Mike . 59 Neuhausel, Dennis . 20 Newhouse, Bill . 78 Nichols, Don . 59 Nichols, John . 44 Niedbalski, Gordon .60, 121 Niedzwiecki, Ron .44, 97 Norman, Ken . 78 Notestine, Drew . 78 Nowak, Bill . 60 Nowak, Dan . 44 Nowak, Don . 44. Nowak, Leon . 60, 121 Nowakowski, Robert . 20 Nowicki, Jerry . 78 Nowicki, Jim .78, 91 Nowicki, Mike . 21 Nowicki, Tim . 44 Nowlan, Howard . 21 Nowowiejski, Ron . 78 Noyes, Martin . 60 Nusbaum, Mike . 78 Nyitray, Mark .21,93 Oberhauser, Robert O ' Connor, Tim . Oden, Terry . Oehlers, Steven . Oehlers, Creg . Ogrodowski, Mel ... Okoroski, Ray . Oleksiak, Art . Omey, Lee . Omlor, Daniel . Orlowski, Dave . O’Rourke, Tim . Ortman, Rodger ... Osinski, Ron . Osten, John . Osward, Alex . Ovall, Creg . Overholt, Fred . . 78 . 78 . 78 . 21 .60,121, 130 60,91, 103, 129, 131 . 78 . 60 . 21 . 78 .44, 101, 131 .44, 90 . 21 .60, 129 .21,92,103, 132 . 78 . 78 . 79 Pakulski, Robert .. Pakulski, Dennis .. Palenske, Tim . Pandi, Bill . Paprocki, Stephen Paradowski, John Parker, Ed . Parker, Jerry . Parks, Larry . Partin, Larry . Partin, Leonard .... Passino, Jerry . Patke, Doug . Patterson, Richard Patton, Theodore Paul, Tom . Paulaczyk, Gerald Pawlinski, Joe . Pawlecki, John . Pedersen, Roy . Peer, Chris . —P— . 79 .6,21,92, 100 . 44 . 60 .60,131 .79, 99 . 60 . 44 .79,98, 119, 121 . 60 . 45 . 45 . 45 .103, 130 .103, 116, 117, 118, 133 .79,91 . 45 . 45 .21.49, 107 .21,103,131 . 79 150 Pegorch, Melvin _ Pegorch, William .. Pelz, Ed . Pemberton, Bernard Penchiff, David . Pennington, Martin Peralez, Ernesto .... Perlinski, Robin . Perry, Preston . Pesartic, Joe . Peter, Phillip . Peters, Allan . Peters, Doug . Peters, l arold . Petersen, Don . Petiniot, Ken . Pfaff, Larry . Pience, Roger . Pier, Tom . Pisarski, Don . Planck, Doug . Plentz, Richard . Pilatowski, Joe . Pluckhorn, Dan . Plummer, Robert .... Poage, Chuck . Poddany, Ron . Poldas, Tom .. Pollex, Richard . Popp, Dale . Porter, Burton ... Porter, Earl . Porter, Harry . Porter, Robert . Porter, Tom . Powell, John .. Powers, Fred . Pribe, Duane . Prim, Frank __ Proshek, Lawrence Pruss, Joe .. Pryba, Roman . Pryba, Stan . Pugh, Don . Pullum, Charles .. . 79 .60, 96 60, 91, 1 11, 130 .. 79 . 21 . 79 . 60 .. 79 . 79 . 60 .60, 99 . 21 . 79 • . 60 . 79 ... 21 .61,116 .45, 56, 102 . 79 . 45 . 79 . 45 . 61 . 79 . 61 .79, 96 . 45 . 45 . 45 . 61 . 21 .79, 98, 129 .. 61 . 45 .61, 130 . 79 . 22 . 79 . 80 . 45 . 45 .80, 96 .45, 97 . 22 —Q— Quillen, Roger . 61 —R— Rae, Mike . 80 Raeske, Frank .45,99, 109, 111 Rahm, Gerald . 45,88,134 Rahm, William . 61, 130 Ralph, Roy ...22, 98 Ramasocky, Al .22,100 Ramasocky, Alex .22,113 Ramasocky, Dan . 80 Rang, Rolland . 22 Ransom, Greg . 61, 130 Ransom, Jeff . 80 Rawlins, Lloyd . 22 Reading, Tim .80, 132 Redner, Mike . 80 Reed, Don . 45 Reed, Jeff . 80 Reed, Ted ...„....61,91 Reeves, Curtis . 61,96,130 Reihing, Francis .80,101 Reilly, Dick .61,121 Reilly, Don . 22 Reineke, Lawrence .6, 22, 92 Rejiester, James .45,99 Reneger, John .1.. 61 Reuss, Robert . 45 Reyes, Denny . 80 Reynolds, Don .80, 129 Reynolds, Ed . 61 Ricci, Leo . 61,98 Richards, James .61,121 Richie, William .23 Rife, Jerry . 23 Ripinski, James . 80 Ripinski, Robert . 45 Ripple, Greig .61, 103, 132 Risor, Don . 45 Rivers, George .80, 121 Robarge, Mike ....6,23,42,49,86,87,91,92 Robaszkiewicz, John . 80 Roberts, Jack .80 Roberts, Joe . 23 Roberts, Jim . 45 Robertson, Larry .61 Robertson, Robert ...62, 91 Robinson, Lucius . 80 Robinson, Robert .23, 103, 117 Roemelen, Mike . 23 Roloff, Gary . 62 Roller, Ed . 45 Romano, Gary . 80 Ropp, James .. 45 Rosenberg, Louis . 45 Rosenbrook, Paul .62,91 Rose, Henry . 45 Ross, Dan . 80 Ross, Don .. 45 Rouse, John ......80, 121, 129 Rowley, Mike .23 Ruch, Bob . 23 Runkle, Bob . 80 Rupley, Ken ...23, 93 Rutledge, Sid . 62 Ryan, Cary .11,24,90,91,103,119,125 Rybarczyk, Darryl ...62, 1 1 6 Rybarczyk, Richard . 62 Rybka, Robert . 80 Rydman, Fred .45, 103, 133 Rydman, John . 80 Rydman, Mike . 24 Sadowski, John . Sadowski, Mike . Salazar, Richard ... Sampsel, Jack . Samudio, Jerry . Sanchez, Jim . Sanchez, Rodolf ... Sander, Greg . Sanders, Lee . Sanderson, Jim . Sandy, Dan . Santellana, Jesus Sarvo, David . Savory, John . Schermbeck, Larry Schlegel, Ralph . Schiffer, Dan . Schimming, Arnold Schings, James .... Schneider, Gregory Schonter, Randy .. Schrickel, Donald Schroder, Jim . Schroyer, Robert .. Schultz, Paul . Schuman, William Schuster, Ron . Schwartz, Gary .... Scott, James . Scott, Robert . Scott, Mike . Scott, William . Scott, William M. Seeburger, Gil . Sekuski, Dennis .... Shaffer, Lewis . Shaffer, Nelson .. Shemak, Dick .. Sheppard, Ron . Sherick, John . Shine, James . Shirk, Jerry . Shouf, John . Shrader, Jack . Shute, Richard .... Siek, Jeff . Siemens, Don . Siemieracki, Paul Sigler, Jack . Simon, Ed .. Sines, Don . Siotkowski, Henry Sitlava, Gary . Skiver, Greg . Skiver, Paul . Slawski, Bob . Sloan, George . Smith, Cecil . Smith, Dan . Smith, Don . Smith, Ken . Smith, Larry . Smith, Mike . Smith, Roger . Smolensk!, Larry .. Snyder, Bill . Snyder, Garry . Socha, Ronald . Sochacki, Paul _ Socie, Darrell . Soltis, Andy . Soltis, Louie . Soto, Ray .. South, Robert . South, Tim . South, William ... Sowinski, Dave ... Sowle, Robert . Speelman, Robert Spitler, John . Spoores, Larry . Soychala, Dave ... Spychala, Mike ... Spychala, Tom ... Stachowski, John . Stahl, John . Staler, Edgar . Staples, Harold ... Staples, Larry . Stark, Roger . S— . 80 . 80 .45,101 ... 62 . 80 . 62, 132 . 24 .62, 132 . . . 80 .. 62 . 46 .46,97 . 80 .81, 101, 121 ..24, 97 . 46 .46, 88, 91 . 81 . 46 . 62 . 81 .24, 98, 101, 102 .46, 103, 116 . 24 .62, 90, 91 ... 81 . 24 . 24 .62,96 . 62 .46, 103, 135 . 24 .46,97, 101 .81,88, 121 . 81 . 81 . 46 24, 90,91,100, 103, 1 13, 116,117,119,120,130 .46, 103, 132 . 81 . 24 . 81 ... 81 . 46 ....62 .62, 103, 116, 125, 132 .. 81 . 62 . 81 .62, 103, 119, 135 . 62 .24, 46 . 62 .46, 103, 133 . 62 . 81 ... 62 . 81 ... 81 .. 81 .... 81 . 24 . 81 .62,96 .62, 129 . 81 .. 46 . 46 . 46 . 62 . 62 ... 81 .62, 96, 130 ..62, 121, 129 . 46 .81, 130 . 81 .... 62 . 63 .81, 101 . 46 .24, 103, 134 .81.121 .63,98 .. 63 . 81 . 25 .63, 130 . 25 . 47 Staton, Art .11,25,91, 135 Stec, Gerald . 47 Stefanski, Terry . 63 Steinmiller, Robert . 47 Stephan, Andrew . 25 Stewart, Richard . 63 Stewart, William . 47 Stiefel, Phillip . 63 Stiles, Tom . 25 Stobaugh, Gary . 81 Stockmaster, John .6,25,92 Stopera, Jerry . 47 Stover, Walter . 81 Street, Ronald . 25 Strugarek, Mike .63, 121 Strzesynski, Dan . 63 Stuart, David .63,98 Stuart, Ed .. 25 Stuart, Tom . 25 Stubleski, Terry . 63,111 Sturton, Keith .82,91,99 Stutts, Jerry . 82 Suski, Steven ... 82 Sutter, Tony . 63 Susor, John . 82 Swann, Mike . 82 Swearingen, Kevin ... 82 Swindle, Tom . 25 Swope, Gary . 63 Swope, Robert . 82 Syph, Theodore . 82 Szczublewski, Robert .25, 99 Szewczykowski, Eugene .. 25 Szkatulski, Paul .. 63 Szymanski, Dave . 63 Szymanski, Mel .63, 103, 130, 132 Szymkowiak, Paul ... 63 Szyskowski, Rich ....25, 42, 49, 86, 87, 91,92 —T— Takats, Dave .82, 101, 121 Talbert, Jerry . 82 Tandler, Rick . 82 Tanner, Rich . 63 Tarasow, John . 25 Tarasow, Vic . 47 Tarjanyi, Alex ... 47 Taylor, Ed .82, 129 Taylor, Robert . 82 Taylor, Thomas . 47 Terrell, Jim .63, 129 Thanasiu, Jim . 63 Theiss, Rich . 47 Thielen, Ken . 47 This, Dave . 47, 1 1 6 Thomas, Alton . 26 Thomas, John . 47 Thomas, Robert . 47, 116 Thom, Tom . 26 Thompson, Gary .42, 47, 86, 87 Tibbits, Darrel . 63 Tilton, Ron . 63 Timpe, John . 82, 129 Timpe, Rich . 82 Tippin, William . 26 Tkaczyk, Stan . 82 Tkaczyk, Walt . 63 Tomalewski, Melvin . 82 Toth, James . 82 Toth, John . 82 Toth, John . 26 Trevino, Richard . 47 Trippe, Mike . 47 Trudeau, Richard . 26 Trudeau, Thomas ....63,99 Truitt, Wayne . 63 Tucker, Bill .82, 132 Tucker, Dave . 63 Tucker, James . 47 —U— Ueberroth, Rich . 82 Uliczny, Robert . 63 Ulrich, Dave .63, 96 Ulrich, D ' ck .82, 91, 101 Ulrich, Mitch .6, 26, 92 Urban, Alex . 26 Uscilowski, Dave . 63 Usher, David . 82 Uthoff, Ken ... . 63 —V— Vaeyens, Robert .82, 101 Valleio, Tony .82 Van Den Doleweert, Harry . 48 Van Denk, Stephen .48 Vannes, John . 64 Vaughn, Gerald . 64 Versansky, Terry . 48 Vickery, Mike . 82 Vincze, Fritz . 82 Vinson, Albert . 64 Vogt, David .—. 48 —W— Wachowiak, Don .64, 119, 121 151 Waggoner, Vern . 48 Waite, John . 64 Walczak, Jim .....64, 121 Walczak, John . 48 Walinozinski, James .83,98 Walker, Ed . Walker, Joe .. 48 Walker, Ken . 26 Walker, Martin .....26,113 Walker, William .48,97 Wallace, Clennis . 83 Wallace, John - 64 Walton, Cary .......- 26 Walton, Jack Ward, Leslie . Ward, Ron ... Wardrop, Dan ... Warner, Bob ...83, Washington, Booker .83, Washington, Eugene .48,88,91, 64 64 64 26 130 129 03, 132,133 Wawrzynaik, Nick . 83,96 Waxier, Burdette . Weaver, Richard . 64 Weiss, James .. 26 Welever, Randy . 83 Welker, John . 64 Wells, James . . 26 Wells, Leonard . 26 Welniak, Jim .6, 27, 92 Welsh, Jim . 48 Werner, Jim _ 64,132 Wesolowski, Dave . 48 Wesolowski, Fred .83, 121 Wesolowski, Jerome .. 48 Wesolowski, John . 11,27,111 West, Craig . 83 White, Chuck .48, 103, 116, 117, 118 White, Mel .. 64 White, Ron . 83 Whiteford, William .64, 130, 132 Wichman, Don . 48 Wiener, James . 64 Wilcox, John . 83 Wilcox, Ralph . 83 Wilczynski, Larry _48,88,98,99, 101, 102, 103, 135 Wilhelm, Jeffrey . 48 Wilkins, Ronald .27, 108, 135 Willets, Steve .83, 98 Williams, Don . 64 Williams, Jim . 83 Williams, Michael .48,103,133 Williams, Willie . 83 Wilmoth, Mike . 27 Wilson, Mike .. Wilson, Ray .....27, 130 Wilson, Tom .........27, 106 Wilson, Walt . 27 Winland, Ray . 48 Winters, Ron . 83 Wirick, Cary . 48, 91 Wisniewski, Larry .27, 83 Witkowski, Dave .48,91,103,117,119 Wodarski, Dan . 27,135 Wodarski, Rich . 64 Wodarski, Ron . 27 Wodtke, Cary . 27 Wojcicki, Larry . 48 Wood, Karl .83,91 Wood, James . 83 Woodmancy, John .64, 119, 121 Woods, Ray . 27 Woods, Brentiss _ 27 Woodward, Dennis .6,27,91,92,103,116 1 Wooton, Tom .11,28,91,100 Yormely, Melvin .48,133 ortham, John .i. Woznicki, Ed . 64, 131 Wozny, Richard . 83 Wright, Ed . 48 Wright, James .. 64 Wright, Willie .. 83 Wroblewski, Ken .. 48, 99 Wroblewski, Ron . 28 Wulf, Mike .83, 96 Wyas, Tom . 64 —Y— Yack]in, John .6, 28 Yarberry, George .83, 129 Yarcso, Lawrence . 83 Yarick, Neil .28, 91 Young, Harold . 48 Young, Otto . 64 —Z— Zaborski, Philip . 64 Zaciewski, Mike .. 83 Zakorczeny, Bud . 28 Zattau, Charles . 64 Zbierajewski, Frank .64, 98 Zbikowski, Bernard . 48 Ziegelhoffer, Steve .64,91 Zielinski, Dennis . 48,98 Zielinski, Larry .48, 99 Zielinski, Mike . 48 Ziemriewicz, Andrew . 64 Zilba, Charles . 48 Ziolkowski, Gene . 29 Zmijewskik, Dan . 29 Zolciak, Joe .64, 121 Zollweg, Bob . 64 Zollweg, Richard . 83 Zurawski, Dean . 29 Zurawski, Dennis . 29 Zylka, Steve .29, 99 152 0


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