Merrillville High School - Merrillvue Yearbook (Merrillville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1968 volume:

Seven hours devoted to class . . . letting oneself go at a sockhop . . . patiently awaiting the arrival of class rings . . . carrying six heavy books home every night ... se- lecting that perfect dress for the prom ... a cold, bitter night for Homecoming ... a term paper handed in on time . . . opening night of a class play . . . enthu- siastic game fans . . . going steady ... a goodnight kiss from that special guy . . . sharing a cluttered locker three ways . . . unwelcome report cards . . . IT’S ALL ABOUT MERRILLVILLE HIGH SCHOOL. It ' s all about a school day . . . Before school Morning classes Lunch Afternoon classes After school Evening Dating Merrillville High School Merrillville, Indiana MHS student’s day begins with Nothing seems more important than a few extra minutes steep in the morning. Tall up! But do you think corn flakes can help Steve Anton face the day? 2 Il lakes a steady hand to apply eye shadow at 6:30 in the morning. Just ask Nancy Shalla. Decisions, decisions! Nothing looks good except going back to bed. A nd the boys say only the girls primp! Quietness is overcome as the school A school bus ride isn ' t the most auspicious way to start a day, but perhaps it ' s better than walking. Playing tag with the school bus ... a nice smooth bus ride standing up . . . the empty hall be- fore the mad rush . . . driving to school . . . saying the Pledge of Allegiance everyday . . . going to the attendance office at 7:55 . . . the office assistants picking up the attendance cards . . . then class be- gins. Some lucky people drive to school, and passengers find a few mo- ments for a little more sleep. 4 awakens to a new day’s activities. First on the agenda each day is the National A nlhem and Pledge of A Uegiance to the flag. Collecting absence cards is one of Pam Ruff s duties as office assis- tant. 5 Hours of sleep seem far behind as students begin another day with jig = cos. Prose, participles, presidents are By combining sessions of advanced English and U.S. History, Mr. Gran and Mrs. Spurr showed juniors that all aspects of life are integrated in history and literature. tWLT vi m-m ■ i . ar t Government classes observed racial equality in action as they followed Gary ' s mayoral race in Mr. Tal- mage’s government classes. Mr. Gran, Mrs. Spurr, advanced history and English Mr. Lucchi, economics and business math prevalent in English and history classes Mrs. Lynch, college prep A- V classes bring sight and sound With a look of unders tanding, Ken Marlowe learns from Mr. Woolridge the proper use of the overhead projector. The art of parallel parking . . . stop, look, and turn . . . drive defensively ” . . . remem- bering to get a driver ' s education permit . . . changing a flat tire in school clothes . . . are the main objectives of the driver education classes. A teacher demonstrating a math problem on the overhead projector . . . learning through movies . . . taping a speech or an oral book report . . . typing to music . . . these con- veniences are brought to use by the audio vis- ual department. The fundamentals of tape recording will be used often by Tom Smith, Dean Coveris and Joe Galati as they assist teachers in using A-V equipment. Tips on maneuvering a car out of a parking space are given by Mr. Englehart. The accent is on exercise I -2-3-4-counts the calisthenics leader as the boys practice burpies. The rush to the locker room to get ready on time . . . rigorous calisthenics . . . sweaty gym clothes . . . the basic principles of modern dance . . . cold showers . . . football, basketball and baseball . . . study guides filled with game rules ... a week at the MerriBowl . . . weekend washdays ... leg lifts . . . trampoline holidays . . . humid locker rooms . . . five laps around the football field . . . frizzy hair . . . remind MHS students of their high school physical education classes. Leg lifts don’t look hard to do, but try them! Nothing is as quiet as an empty locker room — but — wait until the girls come in for that five-minute change. 9 From jellymaking to jigsawing, students The smell of freshly-baked cookies ... the steady pace of a sewing machine . . . the snip of scissors cutting out pictures of furniture . . . the throb of a patient’s pulse . . . these are the sensations of today that are only a practice for tomorrow. Thinking of the many skills she ' ll use to transform a length of yellow doth to a couturier designed coat, Karen Hofmann begins by cutting out each piece. After drawing a houseplan. Vat Kellenberger and Miss Carlson evaluate the design. By actual experience in foods class, Cheryl Warded and Wendy Malykiewicz prepare for the time when they’ll cook about a thousand meals a year. — learn skills with practice As he earnestly works on his project for wood shop, Ken Urban discovers experience is the best teacher. The reproduction of intricate designs . . . develop- ing manual skills . . . the smell of gasoline and oil . . . making useful objects in wood shop . . . sparks flying . . . the fundamentals of machine care . . . pounding metal . . . training to be mechanics . . . the shop department offers a wide variety of useful subjects to interested boys. Wearing protective goggles, Allan Cunningham operates the metal shop grinding machine. The thrill of solving an equation . . . con- structing triangles ... the square root of two . . . THINK . . . passing six years of high school math . . . cos ( A + B) = cosA CosB- sinA sinB ... the structure of a parabola . . . the base five number system . . . finding the rate of change . . . new math evolves from the old. Mr. Yeoman, geometry Inch by inch, math’s a cinch Mr. Rainford, math department head Today’s science is tomorrow’s progress Mr. Vermillion, science department head Exploding chemicals . . . test tubes, graduated cylinders, pipettes ... the odor of fermaldehyde . . . pressure times volume — Constance . . . slimy creatures . . . the difference between a chemical and physical change as shown through microscopes . . . MHS students are offered a variety of subjects in the field of science. The other-worldly appearance of George Malis and Dewey Klahn add to the aura of scientific quest. Guidance is for today and tomorrow Thoughtfully, Mr. Kuhnes considers a proper course for a bewildered student. Checking this year ' s program, Pat Shudick decides on majors and minors. Planning schedules . . . choosing the right college ... a large supply of voca- tional pamphlets . . . conducting the PSA T and SAT . . . advice in applying for finan- cial aid . . . discussing the future . . . these are a few of the services which the guidance department offers to MHS stu- dents. Helping plan next year’s schedule is a major counseling job. Mrs. Coon helps juniors chart their course. Art frees the individual’s spirit Mrs. Steward t adds the finishing touches to Marsha Waffler ' s Christmas. Sketching faces and scenes . . . decorating the school for Christmas . . . looking forward to the senior field trip ... the construction of the giant Pirate head . . . modeling clay . . . designing collages . . . interpreting abstract paintings . . . creating mosaics . . . are only a few of the projects which help develop the talents of artistic students. Molding a papier-mache doll Connie Tuminello displays her art talents 15 There’s more to lunch hour On glazed, spiced ham days, the candy machine draws more people than the lunchline. The clatter of trays . . . the “ brownie man” ... a chance to do that forgotten homework . . . the mob at the candy machine . . . empty Coke bottles . . . THE FOOD . . . fifty-five minutes short . . . what would MHS students do without lunch hour! Mass chaos reigns during lunch hour as students cut in and out of line. MHS ' s friendly cafeteria cashier, Mrs. Mance. lakes your money with a smile. It was a good day . . . than soup and sandwiches Many students find lunch hour the only time to do research work in the library. Chess enthusiasts tune-out the rest of the world to concentrate on their game. Home economists would certainly approve this group ' s holiday centerpiece. A fter trying to find just the right book. Dave Rolan will spend the rest of his lunch hours putting books away. Boys station themselves in the west balcony for their favorite sport: girl watching! Keeping an eye on activities in the gym is Coach Armon- trout. 18 “The boys watch the girls while the girls watch the boys who watch the girls go by . . . guys kicking the juke box to make the records play longer . . . seniors playing jump rope . . . girls demonstrat- ing the latest dances . . . students cram- ming for afternoon tests . . . THANK GOODNESS FOR LUNCH HOUR! The gym balcony can even be used for studying. Could Toni Sedila be cramming for an Aggie-test?” Gym offers a lunch hour retreat A nother lunch hour over, students are ready to face their afternoon classes 19 And the band plays on .. . Star flautists Sue Fotch, Lynda Housekeeper and Linda Wooldridge watch their music closely. Leading the clarinet section, a major part of the concert band, are Vicki Mandernach, Joyce Smith and Joy Fraikin. The exhilaration of playing the first note when the baton comes down . . . marching on a cold wet day . . . the pep band adding their share of spirit to pep sessions . . . forgetting your music for con- test . . . tightening your embouchure . . . five-min- ute lunch hours . . . hours of practice . . . the MHS band provides first-rate entertainment for a number of school activities. Mellow tones issue from the saxophone of Richard Lind. 20 Under the direction of Mr. Reinhart, senior choir girls work to improve their tone quality. I feel a song coming on . . . Sight-reading music . . . “ drop your jaw” . . . loo. le, la, law . . . unknown lunch hours . . . the outstanding performance of the Vocalteens . . . Hallelujah Chorus . . . Choir is a favorite subject of MHS vocalists. Singing with their mouths open square is a daily exercise for choir members. 21 When is business also pleasure? Pam McDaniel and Arnette Raduenz seem to wonder if it’s true that machines don’t make mistakes. Topacata, topacata ... as speed and skill are developed in typing. The shock of typing without any errors . . . the essentials of business transactions . . . becoming acquainted with office machines ... the use of an adding machine in account- ing ... to attain your goal in shorthand as a preparation for a career as a secretary . . . a wide range of subjects as offered to those students interested in the business world. Eyes on the copy! harps every typing teacher. From a conglomeration of characters and brief forms, shorthand students make sense of their dictation. 23 The reward of speaking a foreign language . . . smashing your hair with head-sets . . . en Espanol por favor . . . learning about the traditions of foreign countries . . . the sensation of pushing your panic button . . . Sprechen sie Deutsch? . . . enter- ing the Indiana University Hon- ors Program . . . veni, vidi, vici . . . the adventure s of Senor Gon- zalez . . . German, Spanish, and Latin are offered to MHS stu- dents. The language lab seems to hold a special interest for Doug Demaree. Language study offers history, romance Darrel Hales, Paul Ferkull and Barb Stoltzman. under the supervision of Mr. Brinkman, con struct projects for the annual Latin Fair. 24 Mrs. Stoelling explains the basic fundamentals of Spanish I. Barb Stoltzman assists a beginning Latin student. Make-up work is one of the many disadvantages of being absent. Time and talent mean success in speech Using one of many swimming motions Alice McCorkle begins her dem- onstration speech. A free-siyle stroke is also explained by Alice. The agony of waiting for your number . . . “It’s all in the cards” . . . the horror of for- getting your speech . . . dragging fifty pounds of visual aids on the school bus . . . the sorrow of being two minutes short . . . being able to get up in front of your classmates without being nervous . . . reading inlerps from plays ... the long nights at the library preparing debate cards ... the thrill of placing at contest . . . the feeling of achievement after completing a good speech . . . public speaking plays an important role in the curriculum of a well- rounded student. In conclusion, Alice gestures, reviewing several swimming motions. The weekly job of stenciling for the MIRROR is done by Mary Kay Vance and Diane Lielzan. There will always be a deadline M eeting deadlines . . . selling subscriptions ■ . . planning lay-outs . . . dummying stories to be stenciled . . . the strains of having a weekly newspaper . . . thinking of a suitable headline . . . the satisfaction of seeing ones work in print . . . experimenting with cub reporters . . . writing effective feature stories . . . the MERRILLVUE and MIRROR staffs work industriously to provide the school with top- notch publications. Criticizing the final production of the paper is one of the many tasks required of Barb Wilson, Editor-in Chief and Ed Lans- down. Managing Editor. The newspaper staff adds the finishing touches to the paper by stapling. Busy school week ends with pep session Through a vanguard of Pepleens, co-cap- tains Don McKeny and Mickey Gaboyan lead the ’ 67 fighting Pirates to their place of honor at the Homecoming pep session. The spirit of determination of its name- sake team is shown in the expression on this Pirate face. The feel belong to Garee Earp. 28 to cheer Pirates on to victory Pepteens Pam Sheridan and Mary Keilman assist Pirate Dave Franz dress for Highland game in Pep dub skit. The stimulating lyrics of the school song . . . the majesty of the team parading through the Pepteens . . . cheerleaders screaming . . . the pep hand performing their usual spirit- boosting music . . . the production of “What Our Fellas Wear ” star- ring David Franz . . . Coach Dema- ree’s promising words . . . roses for Mrs. Jeffries . . . the presentation of the giant Pirate head made by the art department . . . brief speeches by Co-captains Don McKeny and Mick- ey Gaboyan . . . school spirit . . . “Once there was a Trojan ’’ ... all a part of the Pirate effort to make the ' 67 Homecoming victorious. Leading loyal fans in the school song are cheer- leaders Nancy Dunklau. Carol Brugos, Debby Mayes. Debby Petrain and Gwen Cieszkiewicz. Decorations for ' ' Spirit Week ' ' add a colorful atmosphere to the halls and gym. Spirit stick, boosting team are two goals main Paint spotted clothes ... “And Now a Word from Our Sponsor . . . class days . . . Burger King crowns . . . the race for the ladders . . . “ The Greatest Team On Earth ” . . . class competition . . . leaving school at 1 1:00 p.m. after a long day of decorating . . . “Castle of Victory . . . clown hats and red noses . . . white sheets and eye patches . . . falling signs . . . misplaced masking tape . . . “Lick ‘Em . . . crepe paper streamers . . . although the class of ’69 won the spirit stick, all three classes showed outstanding spirit for their team during Spirit Week. Sophomores transfer their spirit-boosting signs to the gym. w II Cheerleaders relax during a lull before the storm. Sandi Jackson and Barb Hlodnicki tap up last-minute signs of senior spirit. The Class of ' 69 exultantly accepts the Spirit Stick for the second time in a row. A fter-school plans often change during the day, necessitating Ed Peake ' s call home. The last bell sounds, but students are After a long day of classes and extra-curricular activities, nothing sounds bet- ter than the sound of your parents ' car coming to take you home. According to Nancy Dunklau and Jeff Draper, after school is a great time for a guy and a girl. Wallpapering the All Because of Agatha ” set may give Joy and Jan Tanner an idea for a future career. 32 A ihletic teams spend hours practicing after school for two hours of glory on Friday night. busy with extra-curricular activities Nothing is as empty as an empty school. Attending club meetings . . . practicing for the big game on Friday night . . . putting up scenery for class plays . . . standing in line for two hours to use the telephone . . . stapling news- papers . . . handing spirit- boosting signs . . . students find a countless number of reasons to remain at school long after 2:50 p.m. Journalism students, such as Rich Abel, spend late hours meeting dead- lines for newspaper and yearbook. 33 Clubs, classes, athletics — there’s Pop corn balls made by F.H. A. members sell fast after a long day of classes. Practicing routines for the Home- coming game . . . selling taffy apples to hungry students . . . decorating the car for the car caravan to Crown Point . . . stuffing napkins in Home- coming floats . . . making sure every- thing is in order for opening night of class plays . . . initiation into clubs . . . some students stay after school until the 5:00 bell or even later. Seniors add final touches for the Car Caravan. Pom-pom girls practice earnestly, showing spirit to the Pirate teams! an activity for every interest Time and effort meant success for the make-up committee of All Because of Agatha. Latin Club members. Sandy Smith, Phi! Cullimore and Terri Nelson prepare their clubs float for the Homecoming Parade. 35 Straddle jump over the horse is Karen Semplinski ' s favorite gymnastic stunt. Clubs prepare students for future With the undivided attention of his math club. Mr. Yeoman explains another Mathematical structure. Displaying their spirit. FSA officer Debby Koontz. Secretary ; Diane Lietzan. Treasurer; Cheryl Keaveney; Vice President and Maryel Rainford, President; hang their spirit poster. 36 Club participation during Spirit Week . . . practicing for the gymnastic meets . . . learning as well as having fun at club meetings . . . standing alone in the lobby without a ride or a dime . . . taking interest in help- ing others at other schools . . . officers meeting on Wednesday night to prepare for Thursday night club meetings . . . after school activities are beneficial as well as fun. F.T.A. President Mark Andrus poses as Santa Claus while the club spends an afternoon working with retarded children at Miller Grade School. Planning various community projects, Cathy Austin , Treasurer; Secretary; and sponsors Mrs. Bovard and Mrs. Burrus. take an Sue Loehmer, Vice president; Pam Taylor, Corresponding active part in Sunshine Society. Secretary; Danette Cieslak, President; Sue Cloyd, Recording “Let ' s go home!’’ Decorating the Christmas tree for the holiday season are Student Council members Tina Mussie, Alice McCorkel, Fred Kniggenborf President; and Karen Taseff. Tables are turned as Scotty Nazawa from Walihger Studios watches the birdie. Discussing information pertaining to German Club, Kathy Klaus, president, seek advise from the club the officers. Cathy Austin, treasurer; Mr. Weinden- members, bener, sponsor; Robin Nelson, vice-president; and 38 Practicing for a debate session. Joyce Smith presents the affirmative side of the debate question. Decorating the school for Christmas . . . canceling a club meeting, then remembering that a guest speaker was scheduled . . . having a debate with surrounding schools . . . night rehearsals for the Fine Art Review . . . talking to the track men while they ' re trying to run through the halls . . . What time is school over? Sandy Dinsomore receives the privilege of being tapped for Honor Society by President Joyce Smith. 39 Track strength means individual effort Dividing the victories and defeats of the dual meets 3 out of 6 ... a new 2-mile record . . . Coach Armon- trout ' s mild voice, his whis- tle, and his dry sense of humor ... a new relay rec- ord lost in the files . . . the ribbon tearing across your chest as you pass the finish line ... a heal ahead of the opponent over the hurdles . . . running down the halls of MHS during bad weath- er .. . and placing eighth in the conference all went together to put the 1967- 68 MHS thin clads on the right track. Desire and determination are shown on the faces of track hurdlers Ken Daniel, Sam Inman and Tom Simpson as they head for the tape. Form, shown by Mike Sawa and Rick Crnovich, is the all im- portant point in high hurdling success. 40 Mr. Hutchison Tom Broadaway Golf is a great leisure time activity Randy Jordan Mike McColly The first drive that gets you going and away from Coach . . . being the medalist in the LaPorte Invitation- al .. . breaking a five year low score record . . . losing your last ball in Turkey Creek . . . swinging the 9-iron right into orbit ... a hole-in-one . . . missing first in the conference by one stroke . . . these are the things that made the MHS golf team a swinging club. Steve Wichmanowski Working hard for a take-down is Pirate Mike Chentnik. Pins, take-downs and releases are what Showing his strength, Guy Brumley puts his opponent down. Concern is shown in the faces of the Buc wrestling fans for their V MK. i mk Proving his skill on the mat, varsity wrestler Joe Zych works. Gaining valuable riding time is reserve Dan Rose. all wrestlers strive for in their matches Starting practice twenty-five pounds overweight . . . double calisthentics to determine strength . . . earning a position on the varsity squad . . . running off pounds . . . determination in dieting ... a decision match in your favor . . . getting pinned . . . pinning a man five pounds heavier than you . . . mat burns . . . presenting the coach with a plaque . . . ending the season five pounds underweight . . . these things make M-Ville mat-men try harder. 43 Royalty, floats make afternoon parade A pirate ship ready for a fight won second place for the juniors with the slogan, Were cruising to do a bruising . Mr. Football candidate Frank Meltzer and Queen can- didate Gwen Cieszkiewicz. Mr. Football candidate Mickey Gaboyan and Queen candidate Joan White. With a fierce Pirate admonishing the team to Eat Em Up, Latin Club copped third place in float competition. 44 an exciting part of Homecoming Mr. Football candidate Rich Abel and Queen candidate Con- nie Maihofer. Mr. Football candidate Sam Inman and Queen candidate Karen Poti. Hours of hard work finally being displayed . . . the marching Pirates setting the pace . . . first place Pep Club float, Home Sweet Homecoming . . . tired feet . . . overwhelmed fans . . . a look at the Mr. Foot- ball and Queen candidates . . . second place Junior class float, We’re Crusing To Do a Brusing” . . . the debut of the Pom-pom girls . . . third place Latin Club float, Eat ‘Em Lip . . . what would Home- coming be like without a parade? Taking first place is Pep Clubs float Home Sweet Homecoming. Teachers never forget Economics class gives seniors valid reason for study. 46 homework Reading five chapters of history the night before the test . . . lunch- time study halls . . . leaving your English book in your German class . . . marking down the wrong homework assignment . . . try- ing to do research work at the library surrounded by ten talka- tive friends . . . getting up at 5:00 in the morning to do the remain- der of your algebra assignment . . . spending all night on one as- signment that didn ' t have to be handed in .. . starting your home- wo rk after Monday night at the movies . . . despite the groans of the students, teachers never fail to assign homework to keep them busy. Study, study, study, the only solution to making good grades. Studying makes the world go ' round. 47 Neglected homework, tired feet, little A knowledge of merchandise is the key to a successful sale, as shown by Sarah Skittone. Working as student director, Joyce Smith hurriedly changes signs in How to Suc- ceed in Business Without Really Try- ing. Trying to get to work by 3:00 . . . doing homework during a fifteen minute break . . . using a whole bottle of No-Doze each week . . . falling asleep in your first hour class . . . working every weekend . . . these are a few experiences of ambitious students who find lime to work. Taking orders is one of the duties of Lee Herndon, employee at MacDonalds. 48 money are familiar to those who work Many of Diana Groglolh ' s hours are spent behind the checkout counter at Bohnes. The Christmas rush at May ' s brings extra work for Tom Verplank. Confirming appointments at the Gary Clinic is pari of Sue Cekarmis’ busy day. Counting money completes Toni Sedita ' s hectic day of work at May ' s. 49 Legendary kingdom of Camelot King Don McKeny is congratulated by his royal cohorts, Dan Simic, Ken Knaga and Sam Inman Castles, fields of gay flowers, jesters and ladies on white stallions ... the tradi- tional and legendary capital of King Arthur ' s realm . . . clouds of angel hair hang- ing from the blue crepe paper sky . . . Bud Pressner ' s dance band . . . excited knights and maidens . . . Queen Marla Anderson and King Don McKeny . . . sophomore servers dressed in the traditional costumes of the kingdom . . . gilt-edged ceramic treasure chests ... the reappearance of the make-believe city of Camelot for one evening will continue to reappear in the minds of the classes of ' 67 and ' 68 as their prom.” Royal pages distribute treasure chest favors to Camelot nobility during the Grand March. exists for an evening at ’67 Prom A cry of happiness escapes from the tips of Marla Anderson as Mr. Demaree announces that she is queen. Sharing her happiness is her court, Carol Brugos, Debby Mayes and Jan Jergens. The King and Queen of Camelot, followed by their court, descend the throne to lead their subjects in the Grand March. Providing music for the dancing lords and ladies of Camelot was Buddy Pressner ' s Orchestra. 51 Half-time activities highlight gala Rich Abel joins in Connie Mai- hofer ' s excitement as she hears the announcement that she is 1967 Homecoming queen. Leading the Marching Pirates, drum major Fred Kniggendorf directs half-time show. Homecoming weekend Homecoming 1967 royalty are Gwen Cieszkiewicz, Frank Meltzer, Karen Poti, Rich Abel, Queen Connie Maihofer, Mr. Football Sam Inman, Mickey Gaboyan and Joan While. Enthusiastic fans . . . Connie Maihofer ' s smiting face . . . petals falling from Homecoming mums . . . nervously awaiting the announcement of winning floats . . . cheerleaders jumping up and down in delight . . . swelling hearts . . . balloons blasting . . . the marching Pirates performing their usual great . . . smudged Mr. Football, Sam Inman . . . feverish Queen candidates ... a final look at a MHS Homecoming for Seniors . . . rosy cheeks . . . “Hail, hail, the gang ' s all here ” . . . a thrilling half-time means a thrilling Homecom- ing. Homecoming game ball is presented by Mr. Demaree to Sam Inman, 1967 Mr. Football. 53 Weird deco rat ic Dancing the Tolleston, Queen Connie Maihofer and Ross Pangers enjoy the psychedelic atmosphere of Student Council sponsored Homecome-ln. Flashing lights . . . weird-looking collages covering the walls ... the penetrating vibrations of the Wil- s hi res . . . shoeless couples dancing around the little jello house . . . crayon designed tablecloths . . . Laurel and Hardy silent movies shown on the wall . . . bright-colored flowers for favors ... a slippery freshly-waxed floor . . . Queen Con- nie Maihofer leading the grand march around the gym . . . exhausted cou- ples finding punch and cookies a good reason to sit down and rest . . . reruns of breathless track runners . . . restaurants filled with MHS stu- dents . . . Saturday evening, Oct. 7 . . . this, the 1967 psychedelic Home Come-In was the finale of the Stu- dent Council-planned Homecoming activities. Jello-house, surrounded by shoes of dancing couples, is the focal point of high-camp decorations of the Homecoming dance. 54 ns make Homecoming a psychedelic trip Leading Homecome-In dances on a psychedelic trip, the Wilshires furnish nitty-gritty vibrations. By adding their signatures to l Luv You declaration. Sue Cekarmis and Tom Troup testify its truth. 55 Hypnotizing collage lures Cheryl Schleicher and Ed Peake, mystified by its message. Pirate pigskinners fight with determin Teaming up for a gang tackle are Ken Knaga, Charlie Davis and Rick Jones. One of Coach Armontrout ' s drills ■ . . hitting the seven-man sled . . . enthusiasm in the huddle . . . earning that first letter . . . the opening kick- off . . . the dynamic duo rushing two hundred yards ... a touchdown in the last second of the game . . . are all events which made up the 3 — 5 — I Pirate season. A gaping hole opens up the right side of the line for Pirate Mickey Ga- boyan. 56 tion for third place in conference Opening the Pirate Homecoming game offense tine and backfield is caught in action. Snagging a Pirate pass co-captain Don McKeny is hit below the belt. Expression is shown vividly in the faces of both teams. After receiving the opening kick-off, Sam Inman strides down- field behind a wall of blockers. 57 As the Pirates march triumphantly down the field, cheerleaders Debhy Mayes. Debbie Petrain, Carol Brugos and Nancy Dunklau lead the fans to a fever pitch. In victory and defeat, loyalty prevails Eight hours of practice a week for two hours of glory ... a tough coach- ing staff . . . walking down the gym floor at a pep session ... a win- ning touchdown . . . leaving the field after a game . . . cheerleaders crying in victory and defeat . . . ending the season with a victory ... a first rate team with a third place rating . . . these things made up the 1967- ' 68 fighting Pirates. Balance is vital to the art of running with a football. 58 Emotional strain of a losing game shows not only on the team, but also the cheerleaders. in the hearts of cheerleaders A nguish shows in the eyes of the offensive team as the defense lakes its turn on the field. Junior class produces n haunting Sign on the dotted tine and the house is yours. Caretaker, Dick Mihal, offers his advice to the hesitant O’Haras, Nan- cy Edwards and Tim Fuller. Chicken feathers and garlic cloves, chants Madame LaSolda, Ruth Williams, in her attempt to bring back the ghost of Agatha. 60 play, “All Because of Agatha” Putting on that final touch of makeup . . . forgetting your first line . . . the usherettes dressed in early American costumes . . . the feeling of success after the first performance . . . the direction of Mr. Raymond Gran . . . shining spotlights . . . medians . . . being a victim of a maid ' s karate ... a mysterious haunted house . . . the horror of witchcraft . . . the glorious sound of applause . . . All Because of Agatha” marked another fine per- formance for the junior class. Keep your hands to yourself. Mister, threatens Ethel the maid. Sue Collins, to newspaper reporter, Ray Forsythe. With the reply of lex talionis , Agatha Forbes goes up in smoke never to haunt the house again. Teddy, Dave Gust, carries his exuberant bride-to-be, Thelma Breckenridge, portrayed by Marsha Anhold, from the O ' Hara house. 61 “Seasons Greetings ” scores a triumph The Hallelujah Chorus, performed by the entire music department, never fails to arouse Christmas spirit. December 13, 1967 . . . experimenting with the new sound shells . . . Mr. Reinhart running back and forth from the Senior Choir to the Senior Bells . . . “ The Night Before Christmas ” . . . Wednesday and Thursday night dress rehearsals . . . the Vocalteens singing their usual great . . . Mr. Meltzer keeping a steady beat . . . “Deck the Hall . . : Thespians performing on stage . . . the Hallelujah Chorus . . . the presentation of Seasons Greetings ” by the music department added to their long list of outstanding concerts. Teachers always look forward to the annual performance of the Vocalteens at their Christmas banquet. Teachers listen to students for a change “I type like a jack rabbit, honey; Twelve words a minute,” boasts Hedy Larue, Marsha Anhold, to her boss, Finch, Mark Andrus. Oh, it was your idea, huh, Mr. Bigley ■? questions Mr. Womper, Fred Kniggnedorf to Tony Patellis. 63 Come with me, the devil, Ray Forsythe, while the shrew, Linda Petrovich attempts to avoid his command. Cager’s skills must include shooting, Up for two with his famous baseline jump-shot is Guard Ray Idzior. With a grimace of determination. Pirate Randy Grdinich spikes the ball. A round leather ball by Spalding . . . the smell of mothballs on unpacked warm- up jackets . . . holding the rim of the basket . . . the first big conference game . . . practice-shooting, dribbling, free- throws, guarding, passing, set-ups, re- bounds . . . tournies . . . sectionals . . . uniform cheering pep blocks . . . Pirate netmen keep up their practicing to show their skill at games. Springing high, center Dan Simtc pours in two more points against Highland. 64 rebounding, passing and defense 65 Those Fight in’ Aided by his quick reflexes. Dale Moore manages a shot. Who made a basket — Pirates made a basket . . . cheers Carol Brugos. Stillness during a tie-breaking free throw . . . winning in an overtime ■ . . losing an overtime . . . making the winning basket in the last two seconds . . . fouling out ... a coach shouting signals from the side court . . . sitting on the bench ... an away game with a big crowd on the home side . . . and just being a member of the team makes for a very spirited MHS Basketball team. Going high in the air, reserve Bob Goolsby scores. Fightin’ Pirates What are the Pirates gonna do tonight, chants Nancy Dunklau. A ble to shoot with either hand, Dave Homokey tries a lefty this time. Shooting his patterned jumpshot, Rich Abel pumps in two more. Reserve guard Dave Re- berg archs a jump shot in. Dan Simic and Cheryl Keaveney reign over the second annual Basketball Homecoming. The moment of announcing Mr. Basketball and Basketball Sweetheart are happy moments for Danny Simic and Cheryl Keaveney. Senior cheerleader Debby Mayes leads Pirate fans in yells before half-time festivities begin. The finale of Spirit Week . . . a ban- quet of white roses for Queen Cheryl Keaveney . . . leading by ten points at the half . . . the pep block singing Let Me Call You Sweetheart’’ . . . a ball signed by the rest of the team for Mr. Basketball. Dan Simic . . . losing in an overtime, 75 — 67 . . . the cheerleaders screaming Go, go, go . . . Homecoming proved that basketball is a favorite sport at MHS. Tears of joy fill Cheryl ' s eyes as she is crowned the 1968 Basketball Sweetheart by last year ' s Sweetheart, Linda Santos. Varsity cheerleader, Debbie Petrain starts up the spirit again after half-time. Court and escorts L. to R. Cween Cieszkiewicz, Dean Coveris, Mary Kay Vance. Bob Piskoty C heryl Keaveney, Pal Spires. Linda Santos, Fred Kniggendorf Joanne White and Ken Knaga. A Fine ARts Review is Doing their own dramatic interpretation of Anastasia are Marsha An hold and Cheryl Bublili. The girl ' s physical education depart- ment display their talents in a dance done to The High and the Mighty. January 24 and 25 . . . the Vocalteens singing their first place contest numbers ... a delight- ful humorous interpreta- tion . . . “ Sorry Wrong Number . . . talented band members perform- ing instrumental ensem- bles ... a twenty- minute intermission to enjoy the student art exhibit in the cafeteria . . . free refreshments . . . the dramatic inter- pretation of Anas- tasia ... a dance routine by the Girl ' s Physical Education De- partment ... the hilar- ious comedy, “ How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying . . . the Fine Arts Re- view presented by the Merrillville Forensic League and Thespian Society was a night of enjoyable entertain- ment. Representing the band are Nancy Thompson, Vicki Mandernack, Joyce Smith and Joy Fraikin in an instrumental ensemble. 70 On the serious side is Joyce Smith ' s poetic interpretation of Patterns . The Imaginary Invalid offers Mark Andrus a great chance to show his talents in humorous interpretation. The shocking one-act. Sorry Wrong Number is a spine chiller as Tony PateUis brutally stabs Chervl Bu- blitz. Final curtain closes for seniors Hello, Sir ...” intones Grandpa in giving thanks for the family ' s evening meal of cornflakes and watermelon. Evidently muscles used in Boris Kolenkov ' s ballet can be used for the more he-man sport of wrestling. Just ask Mr. Kirby! Last minute details are always a problem to be discussed by stage manager. Jack Wesley ; business manager, Jamie Lisman; student director. Sue Cekarmis; and rehearsal assistant, Mary Kay Vance. 72 April 4,5,6, . . . Joseph Morrow, director . . . block- ing meant pencils, erasers and short tempers . . . Mr. Morrow suggests John and Marla practice in the hall . . . Costume fitings . . . Coach Morrow threatens to establish hours . . . reading Hamlet between lines . . . “Love Dreams . . . word games . . . cornflakes and watermelon . . . last play by ' 68 was “You Can’t Take It With You.” Paul, better known to Alice as Dad. can be very consoling when he’s not experimenting with fireworks along with Mr. DePinna. The family is always attentive when Grandpa, one of the more sensible mem- bers of the Sycamore family, is speaking either about his pet snakes or a recent commencement exercise that he attends. Actress Gay Wellington, in her usual state of intoxication poses a problem for the G-men during the raid. Golden Toes Essie gets inspired as husband Ed plays his very own version of Beethoven ' s classic Lady of Spain, while instructor Boris Kotenkov observes. After school Steve Brownfield finds lime to make a Friday night date. Dates Dot Social Calendar Bowery Ball provides adequate time for socializing. Teaching your date to do the “strand at a sock-hop ... a corsage and a boutonniere for the Homecoming dance ... a Ro aring Twenties atmosphere for the Bowery Ball . . . just being together makes MHS guys and dolls happy. A l the football homecoming dance the Jello house attracted many couples. Carefree times are enjoyed by Lezlie Pierce and Denny Gay at one of the Sock-hop. Keeping in step, Michelle Mandich and John Jaroscak enjoy each other’s company. Couples double the fun Couples enjoy the last dance, as an enchanting night at the Bowery Ball comes to an end. Stage romancing holds that certain something for Ray Forsythe and Sue Collins. 76 New dances pose no problem for Ron Thursby and Jackie Regal. A post-dance dinner at a favorite eating spot . . . skipping a Friday night game to go to the drive-in . . . wearing stiff new shoes to a dance . . . getting lipstick on that pale pink dress two minutes before your date arrives . . . coming in an hour late . . . What are you doing Saturday night? Having a steady is especially fun at a sock- hop. discovers Debbie Mayes and Dave Franz. A sophomore facing the long unfamiliar halls of a high school ... a cheerleader jumping ten feet off the ground after a touch- down ... a teacher signing in ... a junior transforming the gym into an elegant ballroom for the prom . . . “the gang meeting at McDonald ' s for an after game snack ... a queen being crowned while tears stream down her face ... a class president accepting the spirit stick ... a student dashing off to school ten minutes late ... a star football player earning his letter ... a senior grasping twelve years of hard work in his diploma . . . IT’S ALL ABOUT US! Clubs Sports Faculty and administration Sophomores Juniors Seniors Index Staff Table of Contents 80-97 98-111 112-119 120-130 131-140 141-189 190-197 198-200 Mirror Staff L. to R. ROW 1. C. Austin, N. Kaser, E. Lansdown, Managing Editor, B. Wilson, Editor-in-Chief; D. Lietzan, J. Quinn. ROW 2. Miss Carlson, adviser; S. Cekarmis, D. Lind, M. Anhold, D. Mayes, M. K. Vance, ROW 3. T. Mussie, B. Graves, R. Abel, J Vrazo, J. Clement, T. Sedita, ROW 4. L. Mathis, J. Tanner, K. Taseff, P. Gergacz, M. Pouch. Quill and Scroll L. to R. Officers; T. Sedita, Treasurer; D. Lietzan, Historian; Anhold, Secretary. ROW I . Miss Carlson, sponsor; D. High, S. M. K. Vance, President; S. Cekarmis, Vice-President; M. Fotch, D. Mayes, N. Kaser, B. Graves. 80 Student Council L. to R. ROW 1. M. Schiefer, C. Brugos, S. Cekarmis, E. Schultz, J. Lisman, J. Smith, Treasurer; F. Kniggendorf, Presi- dent; G. Earp, Vice president; L. Petrovich, Secretary; C. Clem- ent. ROW 2. K. Daniel, R. Nelson, D. Lind, C. Austin, P. Sher- idan, A. McCorkle, D. LeDrew, D. Koontz. ROW 3. C. Keaveny, L. Cekarmis, S. Grossheim, M. Anhold, M. Vance, R. Forsythe, L. Burke, B. Wilson. ROW 4. R. Taylor, S. Hill, B. Wood, D. Rodgers, K. Taseff, D. Semanchik, D. Wysocki, T. Mussie, N. Dunklau. Honor Society L. to R. Officers. S. Dell, Sergeant-at-Arms; C. Christy, Vice president; J. Smith, President; M. Anderson, Secretary; R. Jordan, Treasurer. ROW I. J. Clements, C. Austin, D. Nagy, D. Lind, N. Dunklau, G. Martinez, P. Sheridan. ROW 2. N. Thompson, S. Miller, D. Cieslak, N. Wolff, S. Feczko, S. Dinsmore, D. Mays, D. Popovich. ROW 3. M. Luptek, R. Nelson, J. Fraikin, P. Ferkull, C. Neitzel, R. Hahn, C. Klaus, R. Forsythe, C. Bublitz. ROW 4. D. Vogtlin, G. Berg, B. Smith, V. Mandernack, L. Petrovich, L. Grieshaber, L. Wooldridge, R. Morgan, G. Julovich, R. Lind. Spanish Club L. to R. Officers: G. Martinez, Treasurer; C. Christy, Secre- tary; K. TasefT, Reporter; G. Mohney, Vice-President; M. And- erson, President. ROW I. Mrs. Stoelting, J. Richardson, K. Kil- lans, J. Clement, K. Johanson, D. Spaeth, C. Miller, L. Cekar- mis, S. Grosshei m, D. Scott, A. Carl, A. McCorkle, C. Clememt. ROW 2. J. Jackson, S. Harlow, N. Kaser, M. Luptak, M. Domi- anus, G. Putz, R. Taylor, L. Allison, S. Hill, D. TasefT, C. Schleicher, N. Simplinski, M. Radice, P. Bollo, S. Smith, C. Li- cari, J. Brackett, N. Clark, D. Cieslak, B. Clark, D. Lordandos. ROW 4. K. Downey, J. Vickroy, L. Solich, S. Popovich, D. Taber, D. BikofT, D. Farkas, T. Busch, J. Broschart, B. Sweeney, J. Jaskolka, V. Thureanos, J. Morfee. ROW 5. C. Philpott, m! Fortunak, M. Mandich, V. Sivak, L. Wooldridge, C. Neitzel, L. Spanos, J. Henik, D. Sears, K. Hofmann, C. Schmidt, r! Dobis, G. Angelov, G. Cieszkiewicz. German Club L. to R. Officers: C. Austin, Treasurer; R. Nelson, Secretary; K. Klaus, Vice-President; R. Lind, President. ROW I. T. Tres- kovich, D. Lind, S. Schutz, S. Stockwell, R. Jones, K. Yaros, S. Wroe, L. RoepstofT. ROW 2 K. Arnold, A. Powers, P. Ur- sinyi, C. Sabo, C. Stowers, N. Ulicni, V. Mandernach, J. Fraikin. B. Wood. ROW 3. D. Homeier, C. Bublitz, P. Robinson, C. Van- derbeck, P. Sills, J. Mathis, L. Minniti, M. Wickberg, C. Harms. ROW 4. D. Price, D. Stoltzmann, J. Machacek, D. Ger- bick, R. Baron, C. Rubis, C. Burkhart. Sunshine Society L. to R. Officers: C. Austin, Treasurer; S. Cloyd, Recording Secretary; P. Taylor, Corresponding Secretary; S. Loehmer, Vice-President; D. Cieslak, President. ROW I. Miss Burris, Sponsor; M. Eshelman, R. Winebrenner, N. Owen, Mrs. Bovard, Sponsor. ROW 2. F. Varga, S. Adams, B. Graves, G. Taylor. ROW 3. D. Mick, P. Busse, K. Miller, M. Nartnik, J. Weems. Latin Club L. to R. Officers: T. Nelson, Secretary; P. Mahoney, President; R. Forsythe, Vice-President; M. Pouch, Treas urer. ROW I. S. Collins, D. Sam, P. Wiley, J. Aquino, D. Shebat, E. Schultz, Mr. Brinkman, Sponsor. ROW 2. P. Gardner, J. Nelson, A. Julo- vich, T. Thrash, C. Mikulich, P. Sheahan. ROW 3. S. Sasser, E. Burhardt, S. Smith, S. Lehman, J. Vrazo, S. Szentesy, R. Reister. ROW 4. D. Sumurdy, S. Brownfield, M. Benson, L. Neitzal, J. Genaro, A. Shurg, C. Stockwell, S. Morosi, D. Klahn. ROW 5. L. Hamlin, B. Stolzman, P. Cullimore, B. Born, R. Balunda, J. Tancos, E. Shvirhra, A. Tancos, K. Wolff. Medical Neophytes L. to R. Officers. S. Lehman, Secretary; D. Koontz, President; N. Thompson, Vice-President; J. Nelson, Treasurer. ROW I. P. LeCounte, C. Miller, D. Nagy, C. Austin, D. Klahn, E. Schultz. ROW 2. J. Tait, C. Peda, A. Julovich, N. Schalla, T. Nelson. ROW 3. A. Nouesnick, S. Funkey, J. Fraikin, L. Neitzel, K. Richardson, D. Klahn. Future Teachers of America L. to R. Officers. Mrs. Wrona, Sponsor; P. Gergacz, D. Kucan, Program Chairman; M. Andrus, President; C. Brugos, Vice President; J. Vrazo, Secretary; S. Smith, Trea- surer; Mrs. Spurr, Sponsor. ROW 1. D. Kurtis, J. Smith, D. Andrews, M. Luptak, M. Kirk, K. Myers, T. Mussie, J. Clement, P. Sheahan, I. Nicholas, C. Clement, S. Grossheim, D. Koontz. ROW 2. A. Rankin, A. Angelov, K. Tournis, D. Scott, D. Taber, D. Shebat, K. Mikulich, T. Boyer, L. Petrovich, M. Bacchus, C. Ray, M. West, D. Cieslak. ROW 3. L. Burke, D. LeDrew, D. Lorandos, T. Thrash, J. Vickroy, M. Pouch, F. Viczai, T. Nelson, S. Pritchard, R. Nelson, G. Martinez, L. Raepstorff, T. Sedita. ROW 4: M. Vance, M. Schlesinger, C. Strbac, D. Fasel, L. Housekeeper, C. Philpott, P. Shudick, C. Schmidt, K. Downey, K. Borch, J. Morfee, A. Carl, S. Skittone, D. Lietzan, N. Dunklay. ROW 5: S. Morosin, M. Mandich, N. Patterson, J. Mundell, R. Williams, L. Wool- dridge, C. Burkhart, E. Bech, P. Robinson, L. Allison, D. TasefF, N. Shalla, J. Fraikin, S. Dinsmore. Future Homemakers of America L. to R. Officers: G. O ' Rourke, Treasurer; J. Echterling, Secretary; C. Strbac, Vice-President; P. Ferkull, President; Mrs. Seale, Sponsor. ROW I. C. Webb, C. Eckhardt, P. Lipski, B. Vaclavik, Mrs. Kirtland, Sponsor. ROW 2. S. Collins, K. Seale, C. Behnke, L. Bentley, R. Hamrick. ROW 3. C. Free- man, D. Fasel, S. Cloyd, M. Schlesinger, D. Sam, M. Fortunak. ROW 4. K. Francis, L. Housekeeper, S. Dondanville, S. Hansen, J. Walter, P. Deshazo, K. Francis, R. Machnik. Future Secretaries of America L. to R. Officers: Mrs. Stevens, Sponsor; M. Rainford, President; D. Lietzan, Treasurer; C. Keaveny, Vice-President; D. Koontz, Secretary; Mrs. Bovard, Sponsor; ROW 2. S. Witowski, L. Duran, K. Dell, C. Sattler, D. Cieslak, J. Jelinek. ROW 3. C. Crnovich, S. Pritchard, D. Haiges, D. Behnke. ROW 4. N. Hacker, K. Richardson, K. Hofmann, S. Beard, S. Fox. Junior Hi-Y ROW I. L. TO R. R. Keaveney, J. Kopanda, E. Bulotovich, S. Brownfield, D. Demaree, D. Wringer. ROW 2. G. Miller, R. Nichols, T. Gaboyan, D. Burt, T. Absher, D. Vasas, M. Adams, D. Buhring. ROW 3. J. Tancos. D. Reberg. J. Thien, C. Luedtke, P. Genetis, R. Anderson, G. Webster, J. Breed, E. Svihra. ROW 4. i. Mohamed, L. Hargis, M. Robinson, d! Sumurdy, J. Draper, G. Sandala, A. Tancos, G. Hamilton, D. Niksch, G. Uremovich. Girls Athletic Association L. to R. Officers. Mrs. Orelup, Sponsor; M. Kendera, Secre- tary; P. Taylor, Social Sports Chairman; C. Reibly, Vice Presi- dent; C. Strbac, Social Chairman; P. Vergo, Treasurer; Miss Borucki, Sponsor. ROW I. S. Weger, N. Wolf, S. Feczko, J. Kordys, F. Varga, D. Homoky, D. Kellenburger, M. Williams, B. Joyce. ROW 2. M. Pavlench, D. Massey, R. Franko, L. Weger, D. Mick, P. Carpenter, G. Taylor, S. Cloyd, C. Webb. ROW 3. T. Tesczynske, B. Rainwater, M. Tesczynske, K. Miller, D. Fasel, R. Macknek, L. Minnity, P. Sills. ROW 4. C. Jescke, N. Ashley, B. Driscoll, G. Jeschke, L. Wooldridge, G. Mohney, D. Mayes, J. Jaskolkce, C. Harms. 86 Science Club ROW I. R. Nelson, C. Bublitz, J. Wesely. ROW 2. T. Wade, J. Halberstadt, D. Price, C. Burkhardt. 87 L. to R. Officers. K. Laser, Vice President; J. Wesley, President; J. Machacek, Secretary; D. Jurase- vich. Treasurer. ROW I. R. Baran, M. Tozier. ROW 2. D. Vogtlin, C. Rubis. ROW 3. G. Julovich, J. Halberstadt, R. Flynn. Math Club 1967-1968 Bands Pep Band L. to R. ROW 1 S. Hanson, R. Pendleton, N. Thompson, J. Fraikin, V. Mandernach, J. Smith, S. Fotch, L. Wooldridge, R. Lind, M. Wichberg ROW 2 G. Underwood, J. Mackulack, L. Grieshaber, R. Irwin, B. Bowser, N. Bradford, A. Frutchey, R. Minnick. STANDING, C. Carlson, J. Breed, B. Smith, T. Treskovich, R. DesRosiers, B. Marler. Kallenbach, M. Williams, R. Lind, Vice-President; M. Wickberg. ROW 3 N. Thompson, Treasurer; P. Pieroni, R. DesRosiers, S. Hill, T. Thrash, R. Taylor, T. Tresko- vich, D. Votlin, A. Tancos, T. Crouch, M. Rohder, D. L. to R. ROW I L. Housekeeper, L. Wooldridge, C. Carlson, D. Grogloth, D. Fasel, P. Shudick, J. Vickroy. ROW 2 V. Mandernack, J. Smith, President; J. Fraikin, D. Krafft, D. Stock, J. Slatton, M. Stilley, R. Conn, J. Dance Band L. to R. ROW 1 D. Vogtlin, M. Wickberg, R. Lind, V. Mandernach, J. Smith, J. Kallenbach, R. DesRosiers, ROW 2 R. Minnich, F. Meltzer, T. Underwood, L. Wool- dridge, ROW 3 M. Thompson, T. Grieshaber, R. Irwin, B. Bowser, R. Idzior, F. Kniggendorf. Gay, N. Bradford, F. Meltzer, C. Bahus, A. Frutchey, R. Minnich, J. Mackulak, E. Svihra, R. Irwin, T. Greishaler. ROW 4 3. Lisman, B. Hanson, S. Szentesy, K. Usher, W. Wesley, R. Pendleton, M. Adams, G. Underwood, C. Lionberger, B. Bowser, R. Idzior, R. Miller. STANDING J. Kora, J. Breed, T. Demmon, T. Underwood, B. Smith, J. Peterson, F. Kniggendorf, S. Harris, J. Tancos, M. Lovegrove, B. Marler. 1967-68 Singing Pirates Senior Choir L. to R. ROW I: C. Keave- ney, K. Myer, M. Kirk, R. Wise, D. Lathrop, S. Wichmanowski, T. Patellis, I. Nicholas, J. Wood, K. Schiefer. ROW 2: L. Duran, R. Nelson, M Radice, B. Parker, B. Langham, L. Herden, A. Ran- dozzo, C. Brugos, M. Schiefer, H. Franko. ROW J: N. Dunklau, J. Molo- ney, B. Hlodnicki, D. Talmadge, H. Evans, S. Vujuvic, J. Wesley, D. Shea- han, S. Pritchard, D. Petrain, D. Mayes. ROW 4: C. Maihofer, S. Bowen, J. Watkinds, D. Yover, G. Marks, W. Jargos, K. Daniel, M. Maywald, B. Wilson, P. Georgieff, S. Wagoner. ROW 5: D. Petrain, B. Bartley, N. Wolfe, J. Halberstadt, D. Smolinicki, L. Hamlin, T. Verplank, M. Vance, K. Johanson, D. Cook, P. Sheahan. ROW 6: J. White. S. Dondanville, M. Anderson, C. Burkhart, R. Thursby, A. Nelson, C. Carter, V. Sivak, L. Burke, M. Anhold. ROW 7; G. Mohney, L. Pierce, S. Wood, H. Pe- truska, B. Stahl, M. Andrus, G. Earp, C. Bublitz, J. Novotny, L. Mathis, K. Litherland Accompanists Tina Mussie and Christina Christy 90 Vocalteens L. to R. ROW I: C. Keaveny, K. Schiefer, R. Nelson, L. Burke, K. Litherland. ROW 2: T. Patellis, S. Wichmanowski, S. Vujuvic, K. Daniel, J. Wesley. ROW 3: M. Anhold, D. Sheahan, M. And- erson, J. Novotny, M. K. Vance, C. Christy, C. Bublitz. ROW 4: L. Herndon, H. Petruska, J. Halber- stadt, B. Stahl, M. Andrus, G. Earp Junior and Sophomore Girls Glee Club L. to R. ROW I: D. TaseflT, M. Wotherspoon, S. Grossheim, M. Varga, D. Scott, E. Shultz, C. Clement, K. Semplinski, S. Wardell, C. Sedita. ROW 2: G. Taylor, V. Thureanos, A. Johnston, F. Johnston, B. Clark, P. Carpender, M. Schmuck, N. Edwards. ROW 3: M. Bernard, S. Collins, D. Spaeth, A. McCorkle, P. Sheridan, L. Dunklau, P. Gardener, M. Pavlench, D. Marsee, C. Hartill. ROW 4: N. Ashley, L. Allison, N. Clarke, P. Robinson, D. Kusley, R. Herzog, D. Rogers, D. Lietzan, J. Morfee, P. Hopper. ROW 5: S. Joy, J. O’Brien. ROW 6: L. Lohman, L. Jasiak, B. Weinberg, K. Adams, C. Jones, V. Vertrees, S. Jaro- scak, A. Raduenz, L. Halsted, N. Genda, G. Murray, P. Opp- man. ROW 7: K. Klaus, L. Fellows, J. Mundell, B. Ledwinka, M. Bacchus, B. Stolzman, J. Jergens, R. Broschart, S. Baran, L. Janis, L. Yesh Merrillville Forensic League ROW 1 1. to r.: J. Smith, M. Andrus, G. Earp, M. Anhold. ROW 2: N. Edwards, P. Ursinyi, T. Minard, J. Clement, C. Austin, S. Cekarmis, S. Fotch, M. Bernard, G. Angelov. ROW 3: M. West, C. Bell, J. Tait, M. Mandich, R. Thoesen, M. Stewart, N. Bradford. ROW 4: S. Collins, R. Mihal, T. Busch, K. Daniel, M. Anderson, D. Sam, J. Vrazo. ROW 5: A. Julovich, A. McCorkle, T. Thrash, R. Williams, C. Bublitz, S. Kelner, R. Forsythe, L. Burke. Debate Team B. Rud, R. Forsythe, J. Vraze, M. Anderson, J. Smith National Forensic League ROW , L to R. S. Cekarmis, M. Anderson, M. Anhold, J. Vrazo, J. Smith ROW 2. R. Forsythe, C. Bublitz, K. Daniel, M. Andrus, G. Earp, B. Rudd. Bookstore Girls L. to R. J. Kordys, Mrs. Brunton, N. Shirey, E. Rakoczy. 93 Thespians Officers L-R T. Patellis, Historian: M. Anderson, T reasurer; G. Earp, Vice President; M. Anhold, President; C. Bublitz, Secretary. ROW I. P. Sheridan, S. Dinsmore, J. Lisman, C. Keaveney, D. Koontz, Mrs. Lynch, sponsor. ROW 2. R. Nel- son, M. Vance, K. Litherland, R. Forsythe, J. Smith, S. Fotch ROW 3. J. Halberstadt, D. Price, A. Nelson, M. Andrus, N Kaser, L. Petrovich. ROW 4. D. Sheahan. J. Novotney, C Christy, R. Williams, L. Burke, J. Vrazo, N. Edwards. 94 “All Because of Agatha” Cast ROW I. L-R D. Mihal, Mr. Van Buran; R. Nelson, Agatha; T. Fuller, Duff O ' Hara; N. Edwards, Mrs. O ' Hara; R. Wil- liams, Madame La Solda; Michelle Bernard, Mrs. Boiggs. ROW 2. Mr. Raymond Gran, Director; D. Gust, Doctor Randolph; M. Anold, Thelma; S. Collins, Ethel; R. Forsythe, Flip; J. Halberstadt, Stage Crew Chairman; l.inda Petrovich, Student Director. “You Can’t Take It With You” Cast S. Cekarmis, Student Director; Mr. Morrow, Director. ROW . L-R T. Patellis, Paul Sycamore; M. Anderson, Alice Syca- more; C. Rubus, Martin Vanderhof; D. High, Rheba. ROW 2. M. Rainford, Gay Wellington; M. Anhold, Olga; J. Gennaro, Donald; L. Burke, Essie Carmichael. ROW 3. M. Haluska, policeman; J. Taylor, Tony Kirby; K. Litherland, Mrs. Kirby; C. Bublitz, Penny Sycamore. ROW 4. D. Gust, Mr. DePinna; R. Forsythe, Henderson. ROW 5. G. Earp, Mr. Kirby; M Andrus, Ed Carmichael; N. Tarailo, B. Kolenkhov. Pep Club Pep Club Officers, L. TO R. Tina Mussie, President; Karen Myer, Treasurer; Charlene Sedita, Secretary; Mary Ann Bacchus, Activities Chairman; Mrs. Jeffries, Sponsor. Reserve Cheerleaders, top to bottom. Sue Santos, Alice McCorkle, Sandy Dinsmore, Linda Dunklau, Sue Haslett. 96 Pep Teens, L, TO R, B. Baker, D. Lietzan, V. Rainford, G. Cieszkiewicz, D. Taseff, S. Hill, M. Kirk, P. Sheridan, J. Tanner, C. Miller, J. Tanner, M. Keilman. Varsity Cheerleaders, back to front, Nancy Dunklau, Gwenn Cieszkiewicz, Carol Brugos, Debby Mayes, Debby Petrain. ROW —Andy Armes, Dave Smolicky, Gene Stilley, Gary Sullivan, Mickey Haluska, Mick Klen, Charles Davis, Jim Joyce, Walter Hunt, Sal Poras, Pat Spires, Dean Coveris, Manager Dan Holom, SECOND ROW Dave Julovich, Tom Simpson, Mike Chentnik, Dave Demaree, Tim Collins, Ron Damian, Mick Gaboyan, Harry Petruska, Greg Magurean, Russ Vanderkolk, Carl Bahus, Coach Lafey Armontrout. THIRD ROW Manager Ron Swain, Rick Jones, Chuck Johnson, Jack Slatton, Bob Staninger, Ron Thursby, E. J. Mc- Corkle, Ken Knaga, Sam Inman, John Markancek, Mark Whetsel, Jack Thureanos, Steve Anton, Coach Dick Demaree, Don Whittemore, Coach Don Patz. EOVRTH ROW Man- ager Larry Keaver, Harry Goldman, George Uremovich, Steve Melick, Randy Grdinich, Rich Abel, Don McKeny, John Ko- pack, Dan Simic, Frank Meltzer, Tom Jurcik, Jeff Hanson, Jeff Webster, Ed Hopper, Manager Jim Haas. 1967-’68 Fighting Pirates Co-captain, Mickey Gaboyan 15 Halfback Co-captain, Don McKeny 82 End 98 Offense L. to R. ROW I. Don McKeny End, Jeff Webster Tom Simpson Right Halfback, Rich Abel Pullback, Ron Tackle, Ron Damian Guard, Steve Anton Guard. Bob Stani- Thursby Quarterback, Mickey Gaboyan Left Halfback, ger Center, Ed Hopper Tackle, Dan Simic End, ROW 2. Defense L. to R. ROW I. Jack Slat- ton End, Harry Goldman Tackle, John Kopack Guard, Dave Julo- vich Guard, Frank Meltzcr Tackle, Rick Jones End. ROW 2. Walter Hunt Halfback, Mike Chehtik Linebacker, E. J. McCorkle Half- back, Sam Inman Safety, Jeff Hanson Linebacker, Ken Knaga Halfback. Chuck Johnson 67 Guard Bob Staninger 54 Center Jeff Webster 78 -Tackle 99 Senior gridders deserve top positions John Kopack 76 —Tackle Sal Poras — 64 — Linebacker Coach Lafey Armontrout, Coach Don Patz, Coach Dick Demaree E. J. McCorkle— 23— Halfback Andy Armes— 71— Tackle Jack Thureanos — 66 — Tackle Dave Julovich — 60 — Guard Frank Meltzer — 55 — Center Mickey Haluska — 77 — Tackle Ron Damian — 63 — Guard Ken Knaga— 31— Halfback Mark Whetsel — 74 — Tackle Sam Inman — 21 — Halfback Ron Thursby 14 — Quarterback Rich Abel— 48— Fullback Dan Simic -82 — End 101 Dean Coveris 66 — Guard 1966-67 Cindermen Reserve Football, Cross Country, Baseball Reserve Football (1-r) ROW I, R. Keaveney, J. Kopanda, C. Patty, T. Johnson, G. Brumley, D. Demaree, G. Culp, S. Walker. ROW 2, C. Luttinen (manager), M. Hogan, B. Myers, John Haas, D. Burt, T. Amster, J. Mohammed, M. Adams, B. Martin, D. Vasas, G. Luedke (manager). Coach Kaiser. ROW 3. T. Gaboyan, A. Tancos, G. Hamilton, D. Rolan, D. Belunda, D. Niksh, T. Stoikowitz, J. Gilbert, M. Robertson. ROW 4, J. Tancos, D. Blagg, G. Webster, M. Lovegrove, J. Breed, P. Genetos, G. Miller. Cross Country (1-r) ROW I, B. Gardner, B. Scandala, T. Gazda, G. Olson, Coach Dinsmore. ROW 2, L. Hargis, R. Idzior, B. Goolesby, T. Fuller, R. Trigger. Baseball (1-r) ROW I , D. Hales, R. Idzior, F. Meznarick, million, R. Thursby, M. Stilley, C. Johnson, E. Hopper, G. Magurean, T. Reed, C. Stockwell, G. Malis, G. Stilley, R. Grdinich, D. Homoky, M. Sliva, J. Schafer, J. Yetsko, S. Procko, M. Horton, D. Moore. ROW 2. Coach Ver- Coach Metcalf. 103 1967-68 Wrestling Team STANDING L. to R.: Coach J. Kaiser, G. Malis, R. livan, P. Baily, J. Zych, R. Keaveny, B. Pierce, G. Thursby, H. Goldman, J. Hansen, J. Cox, J. Tancos, T. Ludke. Simpson. KNEELING: C. Luttinen, C. Sedita, C. Sul- STANDING L. to R.: Coach J. Davis, D. Ostrovich, G. Ludke. KNEELING: C. Patty, S. Harris, M. Chetnik, Stilley, R. Rose, L. Sobinis, J. Slatten, S. Vujovich, G G. Burnley, D. Verplank. 104 Wrestling Lettermen Captain Ron Thursby — 180 lb. class Cary Sullivan — 145 lb. class Ross Pangere — 154 lb. class Junior Varsity Basketball Team STANDING L. to R. G. Mohamed, A. Tancos, M. Lovegrove, R. Nichols, J. Draper, T. Bush, P. Pieroni, B. Goolesby, G. Uremovich, D. Reberg, D. Niksch, L. Hargis. 1967-’68 Varsity Basketball Team STANDING L. to R. Coach B. Metcalf, T. Demraon, A, Opolski, J. Morosin, D. Simic, R. Grdinich, Mgr, M. Klen. KNEELING: M. Gaboyan, S. Melvick, R. Abel, D. Homoky, R. Idzior, G. Magurean, D. Moore. Guard Ray Idzior, 12 Coach Bill Metcalf Guard Mick Gaboyan, 40 Guard, Forward Rich Abel, 32 Forward, Center Dan Simic, 44 Center Jim Morosin, 42 107 2 2 1968 Baseball Team ' V STANDING L. to R.: Coach J. Vermillion, R. Thursby, . Stilley, C. Johnson, E. Hopper, R. Grdinich, D. Homoky, . Sliwa, J. Shafer, J. Yetsko, W. Metcalf. KNEELING: D. Hales, R. Idzior, F. Meznarick, G. Magurean, T. Reed, C. Stockwell, G. Malis, G. Stilley, S. Procko, M. Horton, D. Moore. 108 Pitcher Don McKeny Manager, Mark Lamb 1968 Golf and Gymnastics Teams Gymnastics Team L. To R.: Coach D. Borucki, S. Weger, K. Semplinski, L. Cekarmis, D. Mayes, J. Mathis, B. Joyce, M. Williams, C. Harms, R. Franko, Coach B. Orelup. S. Wichmanowski, R. Jordon, Coach M. Hutchison, T, Broadaway. Scoreboard Varsity Baseball MHS Opp. 174 Hammond Clark 206 MHS OPP 175 Lake Central 196 166 Highland 177 5 Crown Point 4 172 River Forest 198 3 Portage 0 171 Hammond Tech 201 21 Roosevelt 1 1 176 Wallace 192 10 Hobart 6 165 Griffith 170 5 Highland 1 169 Hammond Gavit 177 5 Lew Wallace 5 168 Hobart 160 10 Griffith 6 167 Chesterton 190 7 Gary Edison 5 10 East Gary 0 2 Wirt 3 Track 6 Lake Central 4 8 Lowell 0 Dual Meets 0 Crown Point 1 3 Calumet 1 MHS Griffith Opp. 5 Chesterton Tourney 1 60 Highland 49 2 Wirt 1 51 Portage 66 3 Lowell 7 50 1 3 Lowell 67 2 3 8 Hammond Noll 0 73 Gary Edison 45 II Boone Grove 3 89 Lake Central 27 10 Munster 8 53 65 6 Tolleston 3 0 Lew Wallace 1 1 Indoor Meets Lake Central Triangular 2nd 6-team Culver Military 4th Outdoor Meets Calumet-Bishop Noll Triangular 3rd Hobart Little 5 4th Delphi Relays Class A 6th Rensselaer Relays Class A 4th Conference Divisional 2nd Calumet Conference 8th Hammond Clark Relays Div. 1 3rd no Cross-Country MHS Opp. 20 Andrean 35 15 Munster 50 20 Bishop Noll 35 33 Hammond High 19 17 River Forest 38 25 Lew Wallace 30 15 Gary Edison 50 29 Chesterton 26 16 Griffith 39 30 Lake Central 25 31 Crown Point 24 15 East Gary 50 25 Thornridge 31 39 Calumet 20 20 Highland 25 26 Lowell 29 39 Portage 18 26 Wirt 29 17 Boone Grove 38 Hobart Invitational placed eighth out of 32 schools Andrean Invitational placed fifth out of 14 schools MHS Wrestling Crown Point Griffith East Gary Lowell Highland River Forest Wirt Hobart Lake Central OPP 111 School Board, L. TO R. Dr. Raymond Doherty, Mr. Donald Langbehn, Vice-President; Mr. Cecil Tonegal, President; Mr. John Wilson, Secretary; Mr. Jack Morfee. Administration Mr. James Holderman, Superintendent of buildings, grounds and transportation Mrs. Ralph Frazure, executive secretary to the Superinten- dent of Schools Mr. James Bovard, Principal Mr. Robert Baumgardner, Assistant Principal 113 Faculty Mr. Lafey Armontrout, Physical Education B.S. Central Methodist College M.S. Indiana University Mr. Henry Bergham, Industrial Arts, Department Head B.S. Indiana State University M.S. Indiana State University Miss Diane Borucki, Health and Physical Education B.S. Ball State University Mrs. Robbie Bothwell, Business B.A. Valparaiso University M.S. Indiana University Mrs. Grace Bovard, Business, Department Head B.S. Indiana University M.B.A. Indiana University Mr. Michael Brinkman, Latin B.A. Indiana State University Mrs. Helen Brunton, Business B.S. Central Normal College M.S. Indiana University Mrs. Veronika Burgess, German B.A. South Illinois University Miss Leona Burrus, Librarian B.A. Valparaiso M.A. Indiana State University Miss Marilou Carlson, Journalism B.A. Ball State University M.A. Western Michigan University Mr. Chris Choncoff, Economics and General Business B.B.A. Western Michigan University Mrs. Carolyn Coon, Guidance Counselor B.A. Indiana State University M.A. Indiana State University 114 M rs. Phyllis Court, Guidance Counselor B.A. Indiana University M.S. Indiana University Mr. Richard Demaree, History, Football Coach B.S. Akron University Mr. George Drescher, Biology B.S. Butler University M.S. Purdue University Miss Rhonda Duncan, English B.A. Indiana University Mr. Miles Dunscombe, Science, Math B.S. Indiana University Mr. Richard Ebler, English, History B.S. Indiana State University Mr. Edward Englehart, Driver Education, Athletic Director B.S. Central Normal College M.S. Indiana University Mrs. Dorothy Goetze, Secretary Mr. Raymond Gran, English B.A. Indiana University M.S. Indiana University Mrs. Helen Hayden, Extra-Curricular Treasurer Mrs. Donna Homoky, Accounting Clerk Mr. Max Hutchison, Math B.S. Indiana State University M.S. Indiana University Mrs. Mary Jeffries, Spanish, Department Head B.S. Indiana State University M.A. Indiana University Mr. Jim Kaiser, Industrial Arts B.S. Indiana State University M.S. Indiana State University Mrs. Jean Kallenback, Secretary 115 Mr. Jerrald Kasarda, English A. B. Indiana University Mrs. Fern Kirtland, Home Economics B. S. University of Wisconsin Mrs. Pat Kraus, English B.A. Valparaiso University Miss Carol Kucan, Business B.S. Indiana University Mr. Val Kuhnes, Director of Counseling B.A. Indiana University M.A. Indiana University Miss Gladys Leas, Business B.S. Ball State University M.A. Ball State University Mr. James Lenig, Business B.S. Indiana State University Mr. Jack Lennon, Industrial Arts B.S. University of Kansas Mrs. Eleanor Lewis, Art, Department Head Fort Wayne Art Institute B.S. Ball State University Mr. Donald Lucchi, Math and Economics B.S. Indiana State University Mrs. Agnes Lynch, English, Department Head B.A. Mount Mary College M.A. Valparaiso University Mr. Frank Meltzer, Instrumental Music B.S. Valparaiso University M.S. Indiana University Mr. William Metcalf, Physical Education, Basketball Coach B.S. Valparaiso University M.S. Indiana University Mrs. Mildred Meyers, School Nurse R.N. St. Elizabeth ' s School of Nursing Mr. Joseph Morrow, Speech B.S. Indiana State University M.S. Indiana State University 116 Mr. Randall Nabhan, History B.S. Indiana University Mrs. Mary Neville, Secretary Mr. George Novak, Industrial Arts B.S. Ball State University M.S. Loyola University Mrs. Ba B.S. In i Orelup, Business, Physical Education i University Mr. Gerald Rainford, Math, Department Head B.S. Indiana University M.S. Purdue University Mr. Jerauld Reinhart, Choral Music B.M.E. Indiana University M.M.E. Roosevelt University Mrs. Melba Sanders, Art B.A. Texas University Mrs. Kathleen Seale, Home Economics B.S. Purdue University M.S. Purdue University Mr. Stanley Semokaitis, Industrial Arts B.S. Indiana State University M.S. Indiana State University Mrs. Marie Spurr, History B.S. Indiana State University M.S. Indiana State University Mrs. Wanda Stevens, Business B.S. Indiana University Mrs. Mildred Stewart, Art B.F.A. Wittenberg University Mrs. Judith Stoelting, Spanish B.A. Valparaiso University M.S. Indiana University Mr. Eugene Talmadge, Government B.S. Murray State University M.S. Valparaiso University Mrs. Alena Thomas, School Lunch Supervisor B.A. Indiana State University 117 Mr. Robert Tolan, English B.A. Eastern Kentucky University Mr. Ben Toth, Math B.S.C. De Paul University Mr. James Vermillion, Science Department Head B.S. Indiana State University Mr. James Wagner, Science B.S. Indiana State University Mr. Gerald Walter, History, Government B.A. St. Joseph’s College Mr. Joe Weidenbener, German B.A. Indiana University Mrs. Genevieve Wooldridge, Math B.S. Southern Illinois University Mr. Velven Wooldridge, Audio-Visual Director B.S. Southern Illinios University M.S. Purdue University Mr. Boyd Yoeman, Math B.S. St. Joseph’s College Mrs. Leonra Wrona, English B.A. St. Mary-of-theWoods College Miss Catherine Yazombec, English B.A. Indiana University 118 Custodians and Cafeteria Personnel STANDING, L. to R. Karl Schuller, Dennis Birdsong, Annie Ratujic, Herschel Call. SEATED, Alvera Boldt, Anne Waltz. L. to R. Mrs. Mance cashier, Joan Nichols, Elizabeth Emery, Marie Bowen, Eleanor Fox, Dorothy Huf- ford. 119 Class of 1970 Unfamiliar hallways . . . “Kick Their Cans” . . . President Russ Keaveney . . . Orientation day . . . getting used to the confusing diag- onal system . . . Vice-President Gayle Cieszkiewicz . . . the thrill of being tapped into National Honor Society . . . the first en- deavor for the spirit stick . . . Se- cretary Debbie Taseff . . . be- coming active in clubs . . . serving as a cub reporter . . . Treasurer Vena Rainford . . . 474 enthusi- astic faces . . . just being in high school . . . make sophomore year both challenging and sensational. Leading the class of 1970 are ROW I ; Vena Rainford, treasurer and Debbie Taseff, secretary; ROW 2 Russ Kcaveny, president; Gayle Cieszkiewicz, vice president. T. Absher M. Adams L. Allison J. Anderson R. Anderson S. Anderson D. Andrews G. Angelov J. Aquino W. Auten M. Ashley K. Arnold 120 K. Aynes R. Baker D. Balunda R. Balunda V. Barker C. Behnke C. Bell M. Benson L. Bentley E. Beres M. Bernard J. Bielak D. BikofT D. Bikos R. Bish D. Blagg G. Blagg R. Bohn J. Boice T. Bolvin K. Borch B. Born R. Bowser J. Boyer J. Bracket N. Bradford J. Breed J. Broschart S. Brownfield G. Brumley M. Buchko D. Brzoska C. Brzoska L. Buggie D. Buhring D. Bulatovich E. Bulatovich L. Bumbalas D. Burkhart E. Burkhart D. Burte T. Butler A. Carl P. Carpentar M. Castagna L. Cekarmis M. Chnupa J. Church 121 C. Churilla D. Cidulka G. Cieszkiewicz B. Clark N. Clarke V. Clasen C. Clement K. Cochran R. Collins S. Collins L. Combs R. Conn D. Cook T. Cook T. Cooper L. Crosby T. Crouch P. Cullimore G. Culp D. Cunningham D. Czasty D. Daughtery W. Daughtery G. Deerberg D. Demaree T. DeSt. Jean H. DeYoung R. Dobis D. Dogan M. Domianus K. Downey J. Draper M. Drew E. Driscoll L. Dunklau N. Duran P. Durk C. Earnest B. EICH S. Eich W. Eich L. Evans E. Everett W. Everett J. Faitz D. Farkas G. Farster D. Fasel 122 R. Fieler P. Fieler K. Finnerty M. Fortunak K. Francis K. Francis R. Franz C. Freeman M. Freeman A. Frutchey J. Fuller C. Fulmer T. Gaboyan W. Galanis N. Gallo P. Gardner P. Genetos S. Georgilis J. Gilbert C. Gill R. Goolesby R. Goranovich P. Gott M. Granger G. Graves R. Green S. Grossheim D. Groza R. Gut J. Haas R. Haburjak R. Hacker C. Halsall N. Halsall G. Hamilton H. Hanson M. Hanula L. Hargas S. Harlow C. Harms J. Harris R. Harris R. Harris S. Harris S. Harris H. Henik R. Herzog W. Hicks 123 K. Highsmith S. Hill S. Hinson M. Hogan D. Homeier D. Homoky P. Hopper L. Housekeeper D. Howard T. Hoy J. Huffmaster R. Ifyu J. Ireton J. Jackson J. Jascola C. Jeschke S. Johnson T. Johnson A. Johnson F. Johnston R. Jones R. Jones S. Jones S. Jones B. Joyce A. Julovich L. Kakouris M. Karagas F. Karstens M. Kasper R. Keaveny D. Kellenberger S. Kelner M. Kensey K. Killens K. Kiwak K. Kizer D. Klahn J. Klaus A. Kloc R. Kmetz L. Knopp D. Koby D. Koch R. Koehler L. Kolbert J. Kopanda D. Kraft 124 R. Kraynik R. Kuhl D. Kurtis M. Kusmiz J. LaFevre D. Lathrop T. Lavery S. Lawson G. Lethers M. LeCount D. LeDrew D. Lenchis K. Lennon K. Leonhardt A. Lesczynske C. Lesczynske M. Lesczynske K. Leshk J. Lessig D. Lietzan P. Lines B. Loar C. Long D. Lorandos M. Lovegrove J. Luck B. Luebcke G. Luedtke C. Luttiner R. Machnik G. Mackulak L. Malec P. Malec M. Mangione G. Marks W. Marler D. Marcy T. Marsee C. Martens R. Martin R. Masac D. Massey J. Mathis R. Matthews G. Matykiewicz R. Mazey P. Mays G. McAdoo 125 A. McCorkle T. McNary K. Merrell R. Mersot D. Mick R. Mihal K. Mikulich D. Miller G. Miller M. Milosovich T. Minard R. Minnich L. Minniti K. Montgomery K. Montgomery D. Moore J. Morfee S. Morison L. Morriston M. Mosak T. Motta D. Mudrich R. Myers L. Neitzel G. Newlin H. Nichols L. Nichols R. Nicolas V. Nicolas D. Niksch G. Olson M. Oprish R. Otterman M . Owens N. Owens T. Owens B. Parker J. Parsons C. Patty M. Pavlench J. Pawlicki M. Pawlicki W. Payne E. Peake C. Peda W. Pendergrass G. Peters P. Petrovich 126 D. Peyton C. Philpott R. Pierce P. Pieroni N. Popovich J. Ragon V. Rainford R. Rainwater A. Randazzo D. Reberg K. Reed R. Reiley D. Rhoades J. Richardson K. Richmond E. Riester D. Ringler K. Rivera M. Robertson M. Robison G. Robison B. Rodgers S. Rodirch L. Roepstorf D. Rogers M. Rohder D. Rolan D. Rose M. Rusak C. Sabo D. Sam G. Sandala S. Sands S. Santos D. Sapperfield R. Schafer C. Schleicher K. Schliecher A. Schliesinger M. Schmuck G. Schoon B. Schubick E. Schultz S. Schultz W. Schultz D. Schurg D. Scott E. Scott 127 K. Seale D. Sears K. Semplinski D. Shebat S. Shell T. ShocarofT P. Shudick M. Shultz R. Shuman C. Sikes C. Sikes P. Sills B. Sliwa J. Smith R. Smith R. Smith S. Smith D. Spaeth L. Span os J. Springer D. Stanko V. Stevenson M. Stewart D. Stock D. Stockier S. Stockwell C. Stofa T. Stoikowitz D. Stoczerman W. Storey M. Strong C. Sumner R. Sumurdy A. Sunyog F. Susterich E. Svihra D. Swain B. Sweeney D. Tabor J. Tait D. Talmadge A. Tankos J. Tankos D. Taseff A. Taylor G. Taylor R. Taylor J. Thien 128 M. Thompson T. Thompson T. Thrash V. Thureanos R. Timpe K. Tompkins J. Townseley T. Tozier J. Trigger G. Underwood C. Urban G. Uremovich P. U risinyi C. Vanderbeck M. Varga R. Vargas L. Vatterrodt C. Vesely A. Vincent V. Volon B. Wachter M. Waffler N. Wagner S. Walker L. Wanthal C. Warded S. Warded T. Warded M. Watkins G. Webster C. Weems L. Weger T. Wiessert A. Wesley M. West ' W. West J. White P. Whitworth M. Wickberg P. Wiley L. Williams L. Williams M. Williams B. Wilson J. Wilson R. Wimebrenner W. Woldt K. Woolf 129 B. Wood M. Wotherspoon C. Wright P. Wright L. Wydro J. Yardley H. Younts D. Yover T. Zapinski J. Zart R. Zimmer J.Zych Sophomore Executive Board L. to R. ROW I. V. Rainford, R. Keaveney, G. Cieszkiewicz, D. TasetT, Mr. Kaiser, head sponsor. ROW 2. A. McCorkle, M. Domianos, S. Hill, R. Tayior, S. Grossheim, M. Williams. ROW 3 B. Baker, D. LeDrew, K. Montgomery, K. Borch, C. Vanderbeck, K. Seale, A. Julovich, ROW 4. D. Schurg, M. Adams, G. Culp, D. Rogers, R. Dobis, S. Harris. ROW 5. K. Wolff, J. Draper, M. Lovegrove, D. Reberg, R. Nichols, G. Webster, E. Svihra. 130 Junior Executive Board The sensation of receiving the first round class rings . . . Presi- dent Steve Melvick . . . The pride in earning a letter . . . the great satisfaction of winning second place for “We’re Cruisin’ To Do a Bruisin’ ”... Vice President Dale Moore . . . Secretary Tim Fuller . . . showing enthusiasm during spirit week . . . the hard work that goes into giving a prom . . . the honor of being chosen as a delegate to Hoosier Girls and Boys State . . . Treas- urer Charlene Sedita . . . the opportunity of working on the pub- licati on staff . . . the terrific success of “All Because of Agatha” . . . preparing for the future with the PSAT test . . . the class of ’69 has completed their first year as upperclassmen. Class of 1969 L. to R. ROW I. M. Keilman, J. Clement, P. Sheahan, K. Myer, C. Sedita, S. Swanson. ROW 2. R. Nelson, N. Dunklau, M. Bachus, L. Pierce, J. Watkins, L. Wooldridge. ROW 3. J. Halberstadt, D. Klahn, C. Rubis, W. Wesley, S. Melvick, S. Sprout, M. Tozier. ROW 4. Mrs. Kirtland, J. Draper, D. Gay, R. Pendleton, D. Miklos. 131 Junior Class Officers Class Officers L. to R. Dale Moore, Vice-President; Tim Fuller, Secretary; Steve Melvick. President; Charlene Sedita, Treasurer. M. Adair C. Adams K. Adams T. Allen S. Altman M. Angleov S. Anton S. Ashley R. Ausenbaugh C. Austin M. Bacchus S. Baggs 132 C. Bahus P. Bailey B. Ballinger R. Baran B. Bartley S. Bascom E. Beck B. Beckham M. Bernard L. Berta G. Bleosoe B. Blythe E. Bodak P. Bon D. Bothwell T. Boyer J. Braatz S. Broadway R. Broschart S. Brown A. Bruce D. Buhring D. Burnette T. Busch P. Busse W. Cadwell C. Carlson R. Castaldi R. Chelovich A. Chentnik M. Chentnik M. Chnupa D. Cieslak J. Clement D. CliUton S. Cloyd J. Coe T. Collins C. Comer N. Contri D. Cox J. Cox A. Cunningham S. Daiton R. Dammarell T. Dargewich C. Davis K. Dell 133 D. Demaree T. Demmon P. Deshazo S. Dinsmore D. Dipert N. Doffin D. Dolak S. Dandanville G. Daugherty J. Draper N. Dunklau D. Durr J. Echterling C. Edwards N. Edwards M. Eshelman W. Evans A. Falcetta D. Farster S. Feczko M. Feerst L. Fellows D. Fitzgerald R. Forsythe S. Fox J. Fraiken D. Franko R. Franko C. Franz S. Frutchey T. Fuller S. Funkey G. Gage R. Gardner D. Gay D. Gerbick D. Gergasz S. Glorioso H. Goldman G. Gorgas R. Gorski G. Gradowski M. Grady J. Grdinich T. Greek L. Griechaber F. Griffin D. Gust 134 J. Haas R. Hahn D. Haiges J. Halberstadt L. Halsted J. Hamrick R. Hamrick S. Hansen J. Hansen K. Gargens A. Harris S. Haslet P. Heisterberg D. Heller K. Hensen L. Herndon C. Higgenson E. HofTerth D. Homoky D. Hines C. Hopper M. Horton W. Hudak C. Hunt W. Hunt L. Hutfliz R. Irwin C. JamrocI L. Janis L. Jasiak G. Jeschke K. Johanson C. Johnson W. Johnson P. Jones T. Joyce P. Jurcik G. Kakouris J. Kallenbach K. Karagas J. Karwacinski E. Kasper L. Keever K. Keilman M. Keilman R. Kelley M. Kendera J. Kimberling 135 M. Kirk D. Klahn M. Klen J. Kolodziej J. Kora R. Korpella S. Kurth B. Langham B. Ledwinka S. Lehman J. Leonhardt D. Leshk R. Lewis C. Li cari D. Lind S. Loemer L. Lohman D. Luck R. Luebcke D. Lund M. Luptak E. Maciejko J. Maciejko J. Mack S. Mackey M. Maddock E. Mager G. Magurean P. Mahoney D. Maihoffer L. Maihoffer R. Malec G. Malis V. Mandernack M. Mandich C. Manis J. Markanchek S. Markovich L. Mathis M. Maywald M. McCooly L. McConnell S. McCormick M. McDade L. McKee T. McNary S. Melvick F. Meznarick 136 D. Mihal D. Miklos K. Miller K. Miller M. Miller S. Minder D. Moore K. Mriscin D. Mullins J. Mundell K. Musjee K. Myer L. Nagy M. Nartnik R. Neitzel J. Nelson R. Nelson T. Nelson R. Netherton I. Nicholas D. No mmensen A. Nowesnick S. Ogborn A. Opolski P. Oppman R. Orelup G. O’Rouke N. Owens M. Parker T. Parker N. Patterson P. Paul P. Pavel M. Pavelka R. Pavlock R. Pendleton D. Petrain D. Petrain L. Petrovich P. Petrus H. Petruska C. Philpott L. Pierce L. Pierce R. Piskoty E. Poisel C. Polatowicz L. Pollitt 137 S. Popovich M. Porras M. Pouch C. Price P. Price G. Price S. Prichard R. Puckett J. Rabick M. Radice E. Rakoczy P. Randolph T. Reed J. Regal D. Reibly L. Reidenbach P. Rendina L. Richmond M. Ripley F. Roman P. Rogrda E. Rohrman L. Roulard C. Rubis G. Rzepczynski M. Samardzija S. Sasser C. Sattler J. Schaefer K. Schaefer S. Schleicher M. Schlesinger M. Schlesinger D. Scholz S. Scholz G. Schulatz P. Schultz S. Schulz C. Sedita C. Sedita D. Semanchik L. Serocka W. Sexton M. Shaffner N. Shalla D. Sheahan P. Sheridan B. Shertzer 138 D. Shirey D. Shoud T. Simpson L. Sims T. Sirko V. Sivak S. Skittone J. Slatton P. Sliepka M. Sliwa B. Smith G. Smith K. Smith S. Smith T. Smith D. Smolnickey L. Snearley L. Solick L. Spiece S. Sprout D. Staninger E. Stilley C. Stockwell B. Stolzmann C. Stowers C. Strbac D. Sullivan L. Sullivan S. Swanson D. Swinford R. Syverston S. Szentesy N. Trailo K. Taseff C. Thomas N. Titak A. Treskovich D. Trocha J. Troup N. Ulicini K. Usher R. Vandercolt V. Vertrees T. Vesa J. Vespo J. Vickroy F. Viczai K. Villarreal 139 P. Virgo J. Vrazo S. Vujovich B. Wachter T. Wade H. Waffler T. Wallace J. Walter K. W ' ardell D. Watkins C. Webb P. Webb W. Webb J. Weems S. Weger A. Weinberg W. Wesley V. Wheeler D. Whittmore J. Wiechnik A. Wildrick D. Williams R. Williams S. Wilson W ' . Woldt J. Wood S. Wood L. Wooldridge E. Wright S. W ' roe D. Wysocki CAMERA-SHY JUNIORS L. Auten D. Bickel V. Brich T. Downs B. Gonzalez V. Herzo M. Kudryan K. McAnally W. Miller P. Moline S. Pasley S. Penska S. Procko J. Quinn T. Stoica R. Swain J. Tanner J. Tanner M. Tozier G. Trembly S. Vargas J. Vorwald A. Winebrenner G. Zart 140 Class of 1968 Trying to please everybody . . . making decisions . . . about the high points of the year . . . choosing float themes, class rings, commencement announcements . . . picking a graduation present to leave their “mark on M.H.S. . . . sighing with relief that the success of the prom no longer rests on their shoulders ... the class executive board answers the all-important “behind-the- scene questions that make each facet of high school memorable. Senior Executive Board L. to R. ROW I. C. Keaveney, J. Lisman, K. Schiefer. K. Thursby, D. High, D. Mayes, B. Hlodnicki. ROW 3. J. Tournis, C. Brugos. ROW 2. S. Wichmanowski, R. Jordan, R. Machacek, A. Shurg, D. Simic, R. Abel. 141 1968 The last first day of school . . . the last homeroom . . . the last curtain of the last play . . . the last cheer for a cheerleader . . . the last point scored . . . the last school lunch line ... the last, “And this completes the afternoon announcements” . . . the last time your name appears in a grade book . . . the last fire drill ... the last Aggie essay or Mr. T. test . . . the last homecoming mum . . . the last payment on your last yearbook . . . the last club meeting . . . the last bake sale . . . the last hurdle . . . the last snow bound day . . . the last napkin of the last class float . . . the last brownie . . . the last sockhop . . . the last five-minute class break . . . the last blue slip . . . the last football practice . . . the last nosegay and the last tux rental . . . the last overtime . . . the last time you’ll erase all the marks you put in your book . . . the last Hallelujah Chorus . . . the last time you’ll hang up a letterman’s jacket ... the last pep session . . . the last time you’ll go home and set your books on the kitchen table . . . the last walk down the halls . . . the last record in the juke box . . . the last library fine . . . the last hall pass . . . the last note of the Star-Spangled Banner . . . the last term paper ... the last Christmas Tourney and sectional . . . the last time you’ll hear the school song . . . the last class competition . . . the last time you’ll ever have to stay after school . . . the last dab of paint on your last art project . . . the last purple and white day . . . the last cramming for semester finals ... the last Spirit Week . . . the last bell . . . School dismissed, for- ever. Officers, Dan Simic, President; Marla Anderson, Vice-presi- dent; Jan Jergens, Treasurer; Carol Brugos, Secretary Valedictorian Paula Ferkull As the class of 1968, our past is now behind us. It is evident that we have achieved much in these past four years. Yet, just as when we were freshmen awaiting this our senior year, we now have but to look to the future. The past cannot be changed. It can, however, be remembered with either a sigh of relief or a glow of fond remembrance. This recollection is all that we can hope to achieve in regard to the past. Now we must each set out on separate paths to find the place in life which holds what we are seeking. We will each be on our own awaiting the forever approaching future. The future can be viewed in two ways— with fear or anxiety. It is only natural that each of us has a slight fear of what awaits us in life; yet, this fear should not overpower our anxiety and eagerness for the future. Longfellow seems to have expressed the ideal outlook about the future. He said: Look not mournfully to the past — it come s not back again; wisely improve the present it is thine; go forth to meet the shadowy future without fear and with a manly heart. So it should be with each of us. We should meet each day with the hope of improving ourselves and our surroundings. In this way we will find a meaningful place in the world. 7 QxjuJLou 143 Salutatorian Cheryl Lynn Bublitz 1968— the year all of us have been looking forward to: the year of the open door. High school is finally gone. We ' re now ready to step through that open door into the adult world. It’s been a lot of fun, (remember those Saturday-night TP parties?), but now after reaching this first goal we’re setting our sights a little higher. Many of us will be going on to college and other higher education. Some of us will be taking jobs. Still others will be starting families. But no matter what we do, we all follow the same path; we all step into society. We can look back on our four years to see how well we’ve prepared ourselves, but we should be looking ahead. We have the world given to us, to do with as we please. We’re the ones who future generations will look back up on and say, “With wandering steps and slow through Eden they took their solitary way,” for we’ll have left them a better world than we found it. (jhjLhjLjH 144 Seniors graduate with top ranks 3 — Richard Lind 4 — Randall Jordan 5 — Kathy Klaus 6 — Cheryl Miller 7 — George Julovich 8 Deborah Mayes 9 — Peggy Reidenbach 10 — Gloria Berg U5 “Wipe-‘Em Out with a third Cynthia Abascal Richard Abel Carol Almashy Angeline Angelov Marla Anderson Marsha Anhold Sharron Adams Mark Andrus Pamela Arena 146 place float for sophomores Thomas Benton Richard Berger Theodore Blissmer 147 Mark Bloede David Bode Sandra Bowen 66 Moa-Moa” helps win spirit stick Carol Burgos Allan Brunmeier Mary Bulatovich 148 Lilann Burke Charles Burkhart Charles Burrow during sophomore year Lester Cates Susan Cekarmis Christina Christy Paris and the bed bugs bring four Thespian Gwenn Cieszkeiwicz Edward Cole Dean Coveris Rickey Craig Ronald Damian Kenneth Daniel Donna Cook Cynthia Crnovich Jerry Davis 150 awards to “Our Hearts Were Young and Gay” Shirley DeYoung George Dayhuff Pamela DeLuna Roger Des Rosiers John Dickinson 151 Ralph Dixon Darrell Dominic Dean Dominic School-spirited sophomores choose Carole Eckhardt John Eich Kathleen Eich 152 Marie Englehart Paula Enlow Patricia Ester purple rainbow rings Susan Fotch Shelley Fox Helen Franko Juniors take second place with “Victory Nancy Genda Joseph Gennaro Peggy Georgieff 154 Brought to You in Living Color” Barbara Graves I Ladonna Grossheim Nancy Hacker Greg Gregory Randall Guernsey Herbert Hagenwald Diana Grogloth David Gut Darryl Hales 155 Joyce Helbling Robert Hendrix Sandra Harlow John Hasprunar Larry Hamlin Wallace Hargis Michael Haluska Megaphones and a card section Susan Harlow Constance Hartill William Henik Nancy Henningfield expressed Junior spirit Linden Holdeman Mary Hevezi William Hinson Boyd Higginson Barbara Hlodnicki Donita High Karen Hofmann “Charley’s Aunt” proved to Deborah Hunt Ray Idzior Samuel Inman Rose Iwan Sandra Jackson Edith Jacobs Daniel Holom Dale Huminik Mary Holmes be best play of the year George Jamrock John Jaroscak Jannilue Jergens Charles Johnson Suzanna Jaroscak Julianne Jergens Charles Johnson Janice Jillson Julianne Jelinek Carole Jones Virginia Jones Suzanne Joy Selling license plates and bake David Julovich Cheryl Keaveney David Jurasevich Candice Kellemen Nancy Kaser Valerie Kellenberger 160 Patricia Kendera Richard Klassen Kenneth Knaga sales financed the Junior Prom John Kopack Joyce Kordys Diane Kucan From grimy gremlins to enchanting Linda Kuhlmeier Audrey LaFevre Edward Lansdown Jeanne Kurth Marjorie Lamb James Leach Daniel Kwolek William Lancaster Barbara Leir 162 gentry, juniors attended Camelot Patricia Lipski Jamie Lisman Kay Litherland 163 John Machacek Sarah Mackey There’s no one left to look up to, James Luebcke Nick Maroules Richard Martin Geraldine Martinez 164 Shirley Masson Dale Mazzaro Edward McCorkle because we’re up there now! Robert McLean Terry McNary Shirley Meiselbar 165 ' ‘Our Team Has A-Peel”, wasn’t Gilda Mohney Janice Moloney Richard Morgan 166 appealing to the judges Carol Neitzel Allen Nelson Daniel Newlin 167 Janet Novotny Jackie O ' Brien Michael Oprish Elegance in stationery announces ’68 Ross Pangere Steve Pangere Anthony Patellis 168 Robert Perry Cynthia Peterson John Peterson Commencement exercises Emerald Porras Salvador Porras Sandra Poss Senior boys learn to “Strand,” “Funkey Rose Puckett Richard Powell Theodore Rabick Arlene Powers Karen Poti Gloria Putz Arnette Raduenz Maryel Rainford Adrianne Rankin and “Bug-a-loo,” finally! Crystal Ray Rita Rerick Cynthia Reibly Kathy Richardson Patricia Remkus Karen Ritchey Karen Rosenow Jeffrey Roy Jo Anne Ruda 171 Robert Rudd Edward Salerno Roberta Sallas The Big Wheel is a gathering Kathleen Schiefer Mary Katherine Schiefer Cheryl Schmidt 172 William Schurg Antoinette Sedita Deborah Sheahan place for all major occasions Dan Simic William Simon Cillian Slakes Joyce Smith Ron Sonaty Patricia Spires 173 Senior play leaves memories; class finds Maureen Surdez Dennis Svilar Edmund Swiek 174 “You Can’t Take It With You” Thomas Thompson Barbara Thoune Ronald Thursby 175 Bonita Tidey Suzanne Titak Kathy Tournis In planning for their future, Richard Trigger Constance Tuminello Tyrell Underwood Gerald Unmisig Kenneth Urban Babette Vackavik 176 Mary Kay Vance Linda Vann Virginia Vargas seniors apply early for college Lance Rickard Marcia Walter Marian Wanthal 177 “Pomp and Circumstance,’ ' Baccalaureate, open Jeffrey Wesley Ronald Westbury Mark Whetsel 178 houses, turn your tassel and ring . . . Daniel White Mark Williams Sharon Witowski Joanna White Barbara Wilson Janell Wojahn Stephen Wichmanowski Robert Wise Keith Wolfe 179 Nancy Wolff Richard Wood James Wright And “You ' re Graduation Means Good-bye.” Edward Yardley John Yetsko Stephen Yeager Keith Young Lynda Yesh Dennis Zellers 180 Camery-shy seniors Thomas Adams Daniel Bendt Laura Blank Thomas Broadway Pamela DeLuna Volkert Laser Terrence Nagy Darla Smilardo Philip Sparacino Ronald Stepp Jack Thureanos Robert Waldron MARK LAMB In Memory The Class of 1968 is saddened by the de ath of three classmates, Ken Williams, Greg Tubich and Mickey Gaboyan. We wish to dedicate this poem to them. Remember Christina Rossetti Remember me when I am gone away. Gone far away into the silent land; When you can no more hold me by the hand. Nor I half turn to go, yet turning stay. Remember me when no more, day by day, You tell me of our future that you planned; Only remember me; you understand It will be late to counsel then or pray. Yet if you should forget me for a while And afterward remember, do not grieve; For if the darkness and corruption leave A vestige of the thoughts that once I had, Better by far you should forget and smile Than that you should remember and be sad. 181 Seniors receive top awards Cheryl Bublitz, National Merit Semi-finalist Paul Ferkull, DAR citizenship award Girls’ and Boys’ State: L to R. Marla Anderson, Carol Brugos, Sue Cekarmis, Cheryl Bublitz. ROW 2, Steve Wichmanowski, Randy Jordon, alternate; Ray Idzior, Mark Andrus 182 Honors Program: Maureen Surdez, Mexico; Kathy Klaus, Germany; Cheryl Bublitz, Germany; Paula Ferkull, Italy Jill Slakes, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Garee Earp, Amercian Choir Abroad 183 Class of 1968 Royalty Carol Brugos, 1966 Victory Ball Queen Connie Maihofer, 1967 Homecoming Queen Cheryl Keaveney, 1968 Basketball Homecoming Queen Marla Anderson, 1967 Prom Queen 184 Cindy Abascal Pep Club 2,3; Vice- president of Pom-Pom Girls 4; Spanish 2,3. Richard Abel Football 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,4; Class President 2; Class Vice-president 3; Executive Board 4; Student Council 2; Mr. Football Cand. 4; Sports Editor of MERRILLVUE 4, MIRROR staff 4. Sharron Adams — Sunshine Society 4. Thomas Adams Carol Almashy Marla Anderson — Girls State Repre- sentative 3; Honor Society 3,4; Secre- tary 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4, Historian 3, President 4; Debate 4; Class Secretary 3; Class Vice-president 4; Choir 2,3,4; Prom Queen 3; Pep Club 2,3; Pepteen 3; Vocalteen 3,4; Play Cast 3; Play Comm. 3; FTA 3; Executive Board 2. Mark Andrus Play Cast 2,3; Thespians 3,4; Choir 2,3,4; President 3; FTA 3,4, President 4; Thespian One Acts 3,4; Vocalteens 2,3,4; Speech Club 3,4, Vice-president 4. Angeline Angelov — FTA 2,3,4; German Club 2,3; Pep Club 2. Marsha Anhold NFL 3,4; Speech Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Thespians 2,3,4, President 4, Thespian Award 2; Play Cast 2,4; One Acts 3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Vocalteens 3,4; Play Comm. 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4, Secretary 3,4; MIRROR staff 3,4, Society Editor 4; Student Coun- cil 4; Pep Club 2. Pamela A rena Andy Armes Football 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Letterman 4. Graham Baker Susan Baran Dennis Barkas Hammond High School 2,3; Wrestling 4. Susan Beard FSA 3,4; Prom Comm. 3; Spanish Club 2,3; Pep Club 2,3; Play Comm. 2,3,4; Thespians 4. Deborah Behnke FSA 4; Prom Comm. 3. Sandra Beier Daniel Bendl Thomas Benton Gloria Berg Prom Comm. 3; National Honor Society 3,4. Richard Berger Laura Blank - FTA 2; Pep Club 2; Play Comm. 2; Play Cast 2; Prom Comm. 3; Graduation Usher 3; Executive Board 2 . Theodore Blissmer Prom Comm. 3. Mark Bloede Track 2,3,4; German Club 2 . David Bode Patricia Both — Spanish Club 4, Exchange student. Sandra Bowen - Class Secretary 2; Sec- retary of Pom-Pom Girls 4; Student Council 2; Spanish Club 2,3; Pep Club 2. Roberta Braatz Philip Bradford — Football 2; Junior Hi-Y 2; Play Comm. 2,3; Drafting Award 3. Thomas Broadaway Golf 2,3,4; Let- terman 3,4. Senior Directory Carol Brugos— FTA 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Vice-president 4; Choir 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Girls State 3; Athletic Ball Queen 2; Prom Queen Candidate 3; Play Comm. 2,3; Class Secretary 4; Class Vice- president 2; Prom Comm. 3. Allan Brummier Cheryl Bublitz- National Honor Society 2,3,4; Thespians 2,3.4, Secretary 4; Ger- man Club 2,3,4; I.U. Honors Program to Germany 3; Math Club 3,4, Vice- president 4; NFL 4; Play Cast 2,3. One Acts 3; National Merit Scholar; Girl’s State Representative 3; Vocalteens 3,4; Prom Comm. 3; Speech Club 4; Execu- tive Board 2,3. Mary Bulatovich Lilann Burke— Pep Club 2,3, Treasurer 3; FTA 3,4; Spanish 2,3; Choir 2,3,4; Vocalteens 4; Play Comm. 3; Thespians 4; One Acts 4; Speech 4; Student Coun- cil 4; Graduation Usher 3. Charles Burkhart — Choir 2,3,4; Math Club 2,3,4; German Club 2,3,4; FTA 4. Charles Burrow John Bush Christy Carstens Cathy Carter — Spanish 2,3; FNA 2; Pep Club 2,3; Prom Comm. 3; Pom-Pom Girls 4; Executive Board 4; Choir 2,3,4; Play Comm. 2,3. Lester Cates Susan Cekarmis — Pep Club 2,3,4; Span- ish 2,3; Student Council 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4, Vice-president 4; Girls State Representative 3; Prom Comm. 3; Place Cast 2; Play Comm. 3,4; MIRROR staff 3.4, Sports Editor 4, Circulation Man- ager 3; GAA 3; NFL 4. Christina Christy- National Honor So- ciety 2,3,4; Executive Board 3, Vice- president 4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Secre- tary 4; Thespians 2,3,4; NFL 2,3; FTA 2,3; Vocalteens 3,4, President 4; Choir 2.3.4, President 2; Velveteen Accompan- ist 2. Gwenn Cieszkiewicz Pep Club 2,3,4; Cheerleader 4; Homecoming Queen Can- didate 4; Spanish Club 2; Prom Comm. 3; Play Comm. 2,3. Rickey Craig Cynthia Crnovich — Executive Board 3; Latin Club 2; Play Comm. 2,3; FSA 4; Prom Comm 3; Pom-Pom Girl 4; Pep Club 2,3,4. Ronald Damian — Football 2,3,4; Basket- ball 2; Baseball 2; Wrestling 3; Prom Comm. 3. Kenneth Daniel — Cheerleader 2; Math Club 2,3; Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Wrestling 4; Vocalteens 3,4; Color Guard 3; NFL 4; Student Council 4; Play Cast 2; Letterman 2,3,4. Jerry Davis George Day huff— Track 2,3,4; Play Comm. 2,3; German Club 2; NFL 2; De- bating team 3; Reserve Basketball 2; Cross Country 3,4. Jane Dearing — German Club 2; Play Comm. 3; Prom Comm. 3. Scott Dell-- National Honor Society 3,4. Barbara Denta Rober DesRosiers — Band 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3. John Dickinson Ralph Dixon — Wrestling 2. Darrell Dominic— Play Comm. 2,3; Prom Comm. Dean Dominic Lynn Duran — Andrean High School 2,3; Choir 4; Pep Club 4. Deborah Earnest Garee Earp — NFL 2,3,4; Play Cast 2,3; Choir 2,3,4; Vocalteens 2,3,4; Vice- President Student Council 4; President of Club Council 4; FTA 3; State Speech Contest 3; Latin Club 2; Choir Presi- dent 4; NFL President 4; Vice-president of Thespians 4; One Acts. Carole Eckhardt — Sunshine Society 2,3, 4; FHA 3,4, Parliamentarian 4; Pep Club 2,3; Spanish Club 2; Prom Comm. 3 John Eich — Football 2; Jr. Hi-Y 2; Wrestling 2; Golf 2,4. Kathleen Eich Marie Englehart Paula Enlow Patricia Ester — Executive Board 2; Choir 2,3; Play Comm. 2; Pep Teen 2; Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 2,3. Paula Ferkull- DAR Aw ard; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Top 10 percent Senior Class. Michelene Flanagan Richard Flynn — Science Club Susan Fotch — Thespians 2,3,4; NFL 2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; MERRILL- VUE staff 3,4, Organizations Editor 3, Business Manager 4; MIRROR staff 3,4, Exchange Editor 3; Latin 2,3; Pep Club 2,3; Band 2,3,4; Play Comm. 3; Prom Comm. 3; Band secretary 4. Cast 2; Plav Comm. 3: Prom Comm. 3. Shelly Fox — FNA; Sec; Prom Comm. 3; Pep 2. Helen Franko — Pep Club 2,3; Pom- Pom Girl 4; Treasurer 4; Spanish Club 2; Prom Comm. 3. David Franz — Football 4; Letterman 4; Track 4. Michael Gaboyan— Football 2,3,4; Bas- ketball 2,3,4; Jr. Hi-Y 2; Co-captain of Football team 4; Mr. Football Candidate 4; Executive Board 2,3,4; Prom Comm. 3; Baseball 2,3,4. Linda Gacsy Edward Gadness Benjamin G a Ian is Joseph Galati Janet Gardner — FTA 3; Pep Club 3; Latin Club 3. Nancy Genda Pep Club 3; NFL 3; Play Comm. 2,3; Chairman 2; Prom Comm. 3; Executive Board 4; Thespians 4. Joseph Gennaro — Latin Club 4; Perma- nent Stage Crew 4; Prom Comm. 3. Peggy Georgieff German Club 3; Choir 2,3,4; Play Comm. 3; Prom Comm. 3; Pep Club 2,3. Barbara Graves — Transfer 4, MIRROR staff 4. 186 Greg Gregory- Latin Club 2. Diana Grogloth — Pep Club 2,3; Band 2,3,4; Prom Comm. 3. Ladonna Grossheim Randall Guernsey David Gut Nancy Hacker Band 2; Pep Band 2; German 2,3; FSA 3,4; Play Comm. 2; Prom Comm. 3; Executive Board 3. Herbert Hagenwald Darryl Hates — Latin Club 2; Baseball 2,3,4; Play Cast 2; Wrestling 2,3,4; Thespian 4; Cross Country 3; Prom Comm. 3; Play Comm. 3; Executive Board 3. Michael Haluska — Football 2,3,4 Let- terman 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Wrestling 3; Prom Comm. Chairman 3; Class Play Comm. 2. Larry Hamlin — Latin Club 2,3,4; Per- manent Stage Crew 2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Math Club 3; Prom Comm. 3. Wallace Hargis Track 2; Latin Club 2. Sandra Harlow — Spanish 2,3; Pep Club 2,3; Play Comm. 3; Prom Comm. 3. Susan Harlow Constance Hart ill- Prom Comm. 3; Play Comm. 2; Girls Glee 4; Art 2,3,4; Excel- lence in Art Award 3. John Hasprunar Joyce Helbling Robert Hendrix Prom Comm. 3. William Henik Nancy Henningfield Mary Hevezi Boyd Higginson Donita High — Student Council 3; Ex- ecutive Board 2,3; FTA 2,3; Pep Club 2; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Play Comm. Chair- man 2; MIRROR staff 3; Faculty and Academics editor of MERRILLVUE 3; Editor-in-Chief of M ERRI LLVU E 4. William Hinson Barbara Hlodnicki — Spanish 2,3; FTA 2,3; Prom Comm. 3; Executive Board 4; Pep Club 2,3; Choir 2,3,4; Play Comm. 2,3. Karen Hofmann — FSA 3,4; Play Comm. 2,3; Pep Club 2,3; Prom Comm. 3; FTA 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3. Linden Holdeman Mary Holmes —German Club 2; FNA 2,3,4; Pep Club 2, FSA 4; Play Comm. 2,3. Daniel Holom Jr. Hi-Y 2; Football Manager 2; Football Manager 3,4. Dale Huminik — Choir 2,3; Stage Crew 2,3,4. Deborah Hunt Play Comm. 2,3; Prom Comm. 3. Ray Idzior — Cross Country 2,3,4; Bas- ketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Jr. Hi-Y 2, Most Valuable Player Award 3; Band 2,3,4; Executive Board 3; Prom Comm. 3. Samuel Inman — Football 4;_ Letterman 3,4; Mr. Football 4; Track 3,4; Prom Comm. 3. Rose Iwan German Club 2,3,4; Prom Comm. 3; Play Comm. 2,3; Dance Comm. 3. Sandra Jackson Pep Club 2,3,4; Cheer- leader 2,3; Pom-Pom Girls 4, President 4; Graduation Usherette 3; Choir 2,3. Edith Jacobs German Club 3,4; Play Comm. 2; Prom Comm. 3. George Jamrok Stage Crew 4; Play Comm. 2. John Jaroscak Suzanne Jaroscak Jannilue Jergens National Honor So- ciety 2,3,4; Prom Queen Candidate 3; Prom Comm. 3; Class Treasurer 4. Julie Jergens FSA 3; Choir 2,3,4; Play Comm. 2,3, Chairman 3. Juianne Jelinek ---FSA 3,4; Latin Club 2; Sunshine 2. Jan Jillson Charles Johnson Jr. Hi-Y 2; Football 3; Basketball 2; Prom Comm. 3. Charles Johnson Baseball 2; Prom Comm. 3. Carole Jones — Pep Club 2,3; Choir 4. Virginia Jones Randall Jordan -Golf 2,3,4; Honor So- ciety 3,4, Treasurer 4; Spanish 2; Jr. Hi-Y 2; Executive Board 2,3,4; Boys State Alternate 3; National Merit Commended Student; Band 2. Suzanne Joy GAA Treasurer 3; Presi- dent 4. David Julovich Football 2,3,4; Wres- tling 3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Prom Comm. George Julovich Science Club 4; Hon or Roll 2,3; Honor Society 2,3,4; Prom Comm 3. David Jurasevich — Track 3; Sci- ence Treasurer 4. Thomas Jurcik Football 4. Diane Kark — FNA 4; Pep Club 2,3; Pom-Pom Girl 4; Prom Comm. 3; Play Comm. 2,3. Cheryl Keaveney — Spanish Club 2,3; FSA 3,4, Vice-president 4; Pep Club 2; Student Council 4; Executive Board 2,4; Vocalteens 3,4; Girl’s State Alternate; FTA 2,3; Thespians 4; Choir 2,3,4; Play Comm. 3,4; Prom Comm. Candy Kelleman Pep Club 2,3,4; Prom Comm. 3. Valerie Kellenberger Pep Club 2,3; SSS 2,3; Spanish Club 3. Patricia Renders — SSS 3,4. Richard Klassen Kathleen Klaus l.U. Foreign Language Honors Program Finalist, German 3; Honor Society 2,3,4; Get man Club 2,3,4, Vice-president 4; Math Club 3, Secre- tary 3; Choir 4; Play Comm. 2,3; Na- tional Merit Commended Scholar. Kenneth Knaga Executive Board 2; Jr.- Hi Y 2; Class President 3; Prom King Candidate 3; Basketball 2; Track 2,3; Football 2,3,4; Letterman 3,4. Fred Kniggendorf- Band 2,3,4; Drum Major 2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; German Club 2; Speech Club 2; Thespians Club 4; Thespian Award 2; Play Cast 2,3; l.U. Student Leadership Institute 4; Student Council 4; Council President 4; Prom Comm. Chairman 3; Executive Board 3. Donna Koby— Play Usherette 2, Play Comm. 3; Prom Comm. 3; Band 2,3. Deborah Koontz Student Council 2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Medical Neophytes 2,3,4, President 4; FSA 3,4, Secretary 4; Play Cast 3; Choir 2,3, Secretary 3; Thespians 4; FTA 4; GAA 4. John Kopack Football 3,4; Honorable Mention All-Lake County. Joyce Kordys — GAA 2,3,4; Prom Comm. 3; Play Comm. 2. Diane Kucan Play Comm. 2,3; Pep Teen 3; Spanish Club 3; FTA 3,4; Prom Comm. 3; Pep Club 2,3,4. Linda Kuhlmeier Jeanne Kurth — GAA 2,3,4; Powder Puff 2,3,4, Captain 4. Daniel Kwolek Audrey LaFevre Marjorie Lamb — GAA 2; Latin Club 2; SSS 3; FSA 4; Prom Comm. 3. Mark Lamb Baseball Manager 2,3; Bas- ketball Manager 2,3. William Lancaster Edward Lansdown — Hanover Twp. 2; Latin Club 3,4; Thespians 3,4; MIRROR Managing Editor 4; Play Cast 3; Prom Comm 3. Volkert Laser German Club 2,3; Sci- ence Club 3,4, Vice-president 4, Sec- retary 3. James Leach Prom Comm. 3. Barbara Leir Pep Club 2,3; Spanish Club 3,4; FTA 3; Play Comm. 2,4; Prom Comm. 3. Patricia Lester Powder Puff Football 3,4; Pep Club 2; Prom Comm. 3. Janet Levy Diane Lietzan Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 2,3; FTA 2,3,4; FSA 3,4, Secretary 4; Quill Scroll 3,4. Historian 4; MIRROR Reporter 3,4; Senior Class Editor of MERRILLVUE 3,4; Prom Comm. 3; Executive Board 2,3. Richard Lind Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; German Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4; Math Club 3, Treasurer 3; Honor Society 3,4; Play Comm. 3, Chairman. Michael Lines — Play Comm. 2. Cynthia Lionberger Band 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Play Comm. 2,3. Patricia Lipski Jamie Lisman — Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 2; Class Play 2; Play Comm. 3, Chairman; Prom Comm. 3, Chairman; Thespians 3,4; Student Council 4; Ex- ecutive Board 4; One-Acts 4; Band 2,3,4; Girl ' s State Alternate 3. Kay Litherland Pep Club 2,3; Choir 2,3,4, Secretary 2, Vocalteens 3,4, Treas- urer 4; Spanish 2; FTA 2; Pepteen Alter- nate 2; Graduation Usherette 3; Prom Comm. 3; Thespians 4; Play Comm. 2. James Luebcke— Stage Crew 4; Prom Comm. 3. John Machacek — German Club 2,3,4; Executive Board 4; Science Club 4. Sarah Mackey — FSA 3. Bruce Maclaverty Constance Maihofer — Homecoming Queen 4; Pep Club 2. Sam Markovich Nick Maroules Richard Martin Geraldine Martinez Spanish Club 2,3.4; FSA 3; FTA 3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Prom Comm. 3; Choir 3 187 Shirley Masson — Pep Club 2,3; FTA 2; Spanish Club 2,3; Play Comm. 2,3; Prom Comm. 3; FNA 2. Deborah Mayes ftp Club 2,3,4; Span- ish Club 2; Student Council 2,3; Gradua- tion Usherette 3; Gordon Teenboard Representative 4; Copy Editor of MER- RILLVUE 3; Feature Editor of MIRROR 4; Prom Queen Candidate 3; Executive Board 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Gymnastic Team 4; Prom Comm. 3; Play Comm. 3; Choir 2,3,4. Dale Mazzaro Play Comm. 3,4. Edward McCorkle — Jr. Hi-Y 2, Vice- president 2; Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 2; Baseball 2; Spanish Club 2; Letterman 3.4. Pamela McDaniel FUA 2; Spanish 4; Prom Comm. 3; Play Comm. 2,3; Pep Club 2,3. Janice McFalls Donald McKeny- Football 2,3,4, Cap- tain 4; Jr. Hi-Y 2, Secretary; Baseball 2,3,4; Prom Comm. 3; Prom King 3. Robert McLean Terry Lee McNary Pep Club 2,3; Span- ish Club 3,4; Prom Comm., FTA 2,3; Pom-Pom Girl 4. Shirley Meiselbar Pep Club 3. Frank Mellzer Football 2,3,4; Basket- ball 2: Track 3,4; Mr. Football Candidate 4. Kathy Metcalf— Band 2,3; Medical Neophytes 2,3; Pep Club 2. Gate Miklos Honor Society 3,4; Ex- ecutive Board 3,4. James Mikula Cheryl Miller- Spanish Club 2,3,4; Med- ical Neophytes 3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Play Comm. 2,3; Executive Board 2,3. Elizabeth Miller Eric Miller- Band 2,3,4; Track 4; Pep Band 2. Gilda Mohney- Choir 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4, Vice-president 4; GAA 4; Prom Comm. 3; Play Comm. 3; Pep Club 2.3.4. Janice Moloney- Pep Club 2,3; Spanish Club 2; FTA 3; FNA 2; Prom Comm. 3; Play Comm. 2; Choir 2,3,4. Richard Morgan Band 2,3; Honor So- ciety 3,4; Science Club 3; Math Club 3; National Merit Commended Scholar 4. James Morosin Track 2,3,4; Basket- ball 4; Latin Club 2; Cross Country 2,3,4. Donald Mudrich Tim Munchenburg Gigi Murray Deborah Nagy Honor Society 2,3,4; Medical Neophytes 3,4; Latin Club 3. Terrence Nagy Don Neal Carol Neitzel- -German Club 2,3,4; Span- ish Club 3,4; Pep Club 3; Honor Society 2,3,4; Play Cast 2; Play Comm. 3; National Merit Commended Scholar. Allen Nelson — Choir 2,3,4; Vocalteens 2,3,4; Speech Club 2; Prom Comm. 3; Thespians 3,4; One Act Cast 4; Play Comm. Daniel Newlin David Nicholas Janet Novotny — Choir 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Vocalteens 4; Prom Comm. 3; Play Comm.; Thespians 4; GAA 2,3. Jackie O ' Brien Michael Oprish — Honor Society. Rex Overton Karen Owen Robert Pah! Ross Pangere Wrestling 2,3,4, Letter- man 2,3,4; Prom Comm. Steve Pangere — Wrestling 2; Prom Comm. 3. Anthony Patellis — Choir 2,3,4; Vocal- teens 3,4; Class Play 2,3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; One-Act Cast 3,4; Thespians Best Actor Award 3; Prom Comm. 3; Pep Club 2,3; Thespians Officer 4. Robert Perry Cynthia Peterson — Spanish Club 3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Prom Comm. 3; Play Comm. 2 . John Peterson Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 2. Robert Piskoty — Football 2; German Club 2,3; Jr. Hi-Y 2; Prom Comm. 3. Deborah Popovich Honor Society 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Play Comm. 2,3; Ex- ecutive Board 2,3,4. Michael Popovich Executive Board 4. Emerald Porras Spanish Club 3; Pow- der Puff Football 4. Salvador Porras Sandra Poss— Pep Club 2,3; Pom Pom Girl 4; GAA 3; Prom Comm. 3. Karen Poti — Pep Club 2,3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. Richard Powell Thespians 2,3,4; Foot- ball 2,3; Jr. Hi-Y 2. Arlene Powers Rose Puckett Gloria Putz Spanish Club 3,4; FTA 2; Pep Club 2,3; Play Comm. 2,3; Prom Comm. 3. Theodore Rabick — Lew Wallace 2. Arnette Raduenz— Prom Comm. 3; Play Comm. 2; Choir 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; GAA 2; Graduation Usherette 3. Maryel Rainford Pep Club 2,3,4, Vice- president 3; Pep Teen 2; Play Comm. 2,3; Chairman 2; Prom Comm. 3; FSA 3,4, President 4. Adrianne Rankin Crystal Ray— German Club 2,3,4; SSS 3; Speech Club 4; FTA 4; Prom Comm. 3. Cynthia Riebly — GAA 2,3,4; Prom Comm. 3; Play Comm. 2,3. Peggy Reidenbach Honor Society 2,3,4. Patricia Remkus Rita Rerick Kathy Richardson Karen Ritchey — GAA 2; German Club 2; Prom Comm. 3. Karen Rosenow — Pep Club 2; Prom Comm. 3; Graduation Usherette 3. Jeffrey Roy Jo Anne Ruda Robert Rudd— Latin Club 2; Pep Club 2; Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Stage Manager 3; Speech Club 2,3,4; Thespians 4; Debate Team 2,3,4; Ex- ecutive Board 2,3; Prom Comm. 3. Pamela Ruff Ed Salerno Roberta Salas Judson Salmon Michael Sawa — Football 2; Cross Coun- try 3; Track 2,3,4; Wrestling 4; Span- ish Club 2; Junior Hi-Y 2; Letterman 3.4. Karen Sawyer John Schafer — Horace Mann 2; Base- ball. Kathleen Schiefer Pep Club 2,3,4; Pep Teen 2; Vocalteen 3,4; Medical N. 3; Prom Comm. Mary Katherine Schiefer Prom Comm. 3; Cheerleader 2; Pep Club 2; Play Comm. 2,3. Cheryl Schmidt Spanish 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; FTA 3,4; FSA 3; Prom Comm. 3; Play Comm. 2,3. William Schurg Cross Country 3,4; Wrestling 3; Executive 4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Football 2; Jr. Hi-Y 2 . Antoinette Sedita — Pep Club 2,3; Offi- cer 3; FTA 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Jour- nalism 3,4; Album Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Treasurer 4; Prom Comm. 3; Play Comm. 2,3,4. Deborah Sheahan Vocalteens 3,4; Thes- pians 4; Prom Comm. 3; Pep Club 3; Choir 3,4; Andrean High School 2; Play Comm. 3,4. Danny Simic — Football 2,3,4; Basket- ball 2,3,4; Prom King Cand. 3; Class President 4; Play Comm. 2. William Simon Gillian Slakes Spanish 3,4; FHA 3,4. Darla Smilardo Harry Smith Joyce Smith FTA 2,3,4; Prom Comm. 3; Honor Society 2,3,4, President 4; NFL 2,3,4; Secretary 4; Debate 2,3,4, Captain 4; NFL 3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; Executive Board 3; Student Council Treasurer 4; German Club 2,3,4; Play Cast 3; One Acts 3,4; Pep Club 2; Band 2.3.4, Treasurer 3, President 4; Pep Band 2,3,4: Dance Band 4. Ronald Sonaty— Prom Comm. 3. Patrick Spires — Track 2,3,4; Football 4; Debate 2,3; Executive Board 2; Soph. Play. Bruce Stahl — Choir 2,3,4; Vocalteens 3,4; Baseball 2; Golf 2,3,4; Jr. Hi-Y 2; Spanish Club 2; Perfect Attendance. Robert Staninger Football 2,3,4; Let- terman 3,4. Ronald Stepp Morris Stilley- Basketball 2; Cross Country 2,3; Baseball 2,3,4; Jr. Hi-Y 2. Carol Stowers Cary Sullivan Football 2; Wrestling 3,4; Manager 2; Jr. Hi-Y 2. Paul Sullivan Maureen Surdez- Spanish 3,4; GAA 2,3; NHS 2,3,4; Honors Program Win- ner for Mexico 3. Dennis Svilar Edmund Swiek William Sydes John Taylor — Football 2,3; Wrestling 2; Track 3; Play Cast 3; Student Council 2 . 188 Pamela Taylor — GAA 2,3,4; Sunshine 3,4; Corresponding Secretary 4. Donna Teilge — Edison 2,3. Nancy Thompson Band 2,3,4; Treas- urer 4; MNA 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Honor Society 3,4; Latin Club 2; Pep Club 2; Pep Band 3,4; Play Comm. 2,3; Chairman 2; Prom Comm. 3. Ronald Thompson Thomas Thompson — Football 2. Barbara Thoune Jack Thureanos— Football 2,3,4; Hi-Y 2; Wrestling 2. Ronald Thursby — Football 2,3,4; Wres- tling 2,3,4; Baseball 3; Choir 2,3,4; Let- terman 4; Jr. Hi-Y 2; Prom Comm. 3. Bonita Tidey — Pep Club 2,3,4; Prom Comm. 3; Play Comm. 2,4; Pom-Pom Girl 4. Suzanne Titak — Book store assistant 2. Kathy Tournis German Club 2,3; Pep Club 2,3; Play Comm. 3; Prom Comm. 3; Executive Board 4; FTA 4. Richard Trigger— Track 3,4; Cross Country 4; Wrestling 2; Band 2; Prom Comm. 3. Constance Tuminello Tyrell Underwood — Band 2,3,4. Gerald Unmisig Kenneth Urban Babette Vaclavik — GAA 2,3,4; FHA 3,4; Latin 2; Sunshine Society 3: Prom Comm. 3. Mary Kay Vance — Student Council 2,3, 4; Treasurer of Class 2,3; Student Coun- cil Secretary 3; FTA 2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 4; FTA Treasurer 3; President of Quill and Scroll 4; MERRILLVUE Ac- tivities Editor 3,4; Vocalteens 3,4; Vice-President 4; Pep Club 2,3; Prom Comm. 3; Pep Teen 2,3; Class Play Cast 3; MIRROR Art Editor 3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Vice-President 2; Class Play Comm. Chairman 2; Thespians 3,4; Thespians One Act Cast 4. Linda Vann Virginia Vargas Thomas Verplank — Choir 2,3,4; Prom Comm. 3. David Vogtlin Band 2,3,4; Honor So- ciety 2,3,4; German Club 2,3,4; Secre- tary 2,3,4; Math Club 3,4; Science Club 3. Shirley Wagoner— Choir 2,3,4; Pep 2,3; Prom Comm 3. Robert Waldron Marcia Walter — Pep Club 2; Prom Comm. 3; FHA 4. Marian Wanthal — FHA 2. Karen Warnack — Prom Comm. 3; Ger- man Club 2,3,4; Play Comm. 2,3,4. Deborah Watson Janice Weber Executive Board 2,3,4; Prom Comm. 3. Jeffery Webster- -Football 2,3,4; Wres- tling 2,3; Letterman 3,4; Pep Club 2; Spanish Club 2; Jr. Hi-Y 2; Play Comm. 2 . Caro! Wesley - Sunshine 2,3,4. Jack Wesley — Science Club 3,4; Math Club 2,3,4; Vocalteens 3,4; Stage Crew 2,3; German Club 2,3; Upper 10 per- cent of Senior Class. Jeffery Wesley Ronald Weslbury Mark Whetsel Football 2,3,4; Jr. Hi-Y 2; Wrestling 3. Daniel White Joanna White — Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 2; FTA 2; Play Comm. 2,3; Choir 2,3,4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Prom Comm. 3; FNA 2. Stephen Wichmanowski Spanish 2,3; Officer 3; Jr. Hi-Y 2; Choir 2,3,4; Base- ball 2; Golf 3,4; Boy’s State Delegate 3; Executive Board 4. Mark Williams Barbara Wilson Honor Society 2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Pep Club 2,3; Quill and Scroll 3,4, Historian 3; Features Editor 3; Editor in Chief of MIRROR 4; Prom Comm. 3; Play Comm. 2,3; FTA 2,3; Student Council 4; Upper 10 percent of Senior Class. Robert Wise — Wrestling Choir 2,3,4. Sharon Witowski Janetl Wojahn — Sunshine Society 2,3; Prom Comm. 3. Keith Wolfe Nancy Wolfe— Choir 2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Play Comm. 2,3; Prom Comm. 3. Richard Wood James Wright — Prom Comm. 3. Edward Yardley Stephen Yeager — Executive Board 2,3; Spanish. Linda Yesh — FNA 2,3; Choir 2,3,4. John Yetsko Keith Young Dennis Zellers 189 Sophomores Absher, Thomas M. 86,120 Adams, Michael C. 86,88,120, 130 Allison, Lynne C. 82,84,91,120 Anderson, Randall A. 120 Anderson, Sabra H. 120 Andrews, Donna F. 84,120 Angelov, Georgia 82,92,120 Apathy, Ronald J. 120 Aquino, Jennifer L. 83,120 Arnold, Karen A. 82,120 Ashley, Nancy L. 86,91,120 Auten, William E. 120 Aynes, Kenneth R. 121 Baker, Rebecca A. 97,121,1 30 Balunda, David A. 103,121 Balunda, Richard M. 83,121 Barker, Virginia D. 121 Behnke, Catherine 85,121 Bell, Cintra A. 92,121 Benson, Michael 183,121 Bently, Linda 85,121 Beres, Edward P. 121 Bernard, Michelle J. 91,92,95, 121 Bielak, John C. 121 Bikoff, Danila Y. 82,121 Bikos, Daniel G. 121 Bish, Robert A. 121 Blagg, Donald E. 103,121 Blagg, Gary L. 121 Bohn, Russell R. 121 Boice, Jerry L. 121 Bolvin, Thomas E. 121 Borch, Kathryn A. 84,121,130 Born, Bruce W. 83,121 Bowser, Robert L. 88,89,121 Boyer, Jeffrey L. 121 Brackett, Janet G. 82,121 Bradford, Neal J. 88,92,121 Breed, Jerome A. 88, 1 03, 1 2 1 Broschart, Janet M. 82,121 Brownfield, Steve W. 74,83,86, 121 Brumley, Guy A. 42,103,121 Brzoska, Donna 121 Buchko, Marcia M. 121 Buggie, Linda D. 121 Buhring, David R. 86,121 Bulatovich, Donald J. 86,121 Bulatovich, Evelyn A. 121 Bumbales, Linda J. 121 Burkhart, Dennis 121 Burkhart, Esther J. 83,121 Burt, Dennis A. 86,121 Butler, Terry D. 121 Cambell, Nelson E. 82 Carl, Andrea L. 84,121 Carpenter, Patricia L. 86,91,121 Castagna, Margret H. 121 Cekarmis, Lana 81,109,121 Chnupa, Martin P. 121 Index Church, Jeffrey W. 121 Churilla, Charlene R. 122 Cidulka, Diana M. 122 Cieszkiewicz, Gayle 82,97,120, 122,130 Clark, Brenda A. 91,122 Clarke, Nancy E. 82,91,122 Clasen, Virginia 122 Clement, Cynthia J. 81,82,84,91, 122 Cochran, Kent A. 122 Collins, Robert D. 122 Collins, Susan K. 61,83,91,92, 95,122 Combs, Leslie C. 82,122 Conn, Richard 88,122 Cook, Donald W. 122 Cook, Thonas J. 122 Cooper, Thomas 122 Crosby, Larry 122 Crouch, Thomas A. 88,122 Cullimore, Phillip K. 35,83,122 Culp, Gary R. 103,122,130 Cunningham, David L. 122 Czazasty, Diane J. 122 Daugherty, Daniel 122 Daugherty, William R. 122 Davis, Sandra R. 122 Deerberg, Gregory A. 122 Demaree, Douglas M. 24,86,103, 122 DeSt.Jean, Thomas E. 122 DeYoung, Howard L. 122 Dobis, Robin L. 12,122,130 Dogan, Donald 122 Domianus, Marsha L. 82,122, 130 Downey, Karen C. 82,84,122 Draper, John M. 86,105,122,130 Drew, Martha L. 122 Driscoll, Elizabeth E. 86,122 Dunklau, Linda J. 91,96,122 Duran, Nancy 122 Durk, Patricia A. 122 Earnest, Colleen C. 122 Eich, Barry 122 Eich, Susan E. 122 Eich, William L. 122 Evans, Linda 122 Everett, Edward J. 122 Everett, William L. 122 Faitz, J. 122 Farkas, Deborah D. 82,122 Farster, Gerald D. 122 Fasel, Deborah L. 84,85,86,88, 122 Fieler, Patricia L. 123 Fieler, Robert 123 Finnerty, Kerry L. 123 Fortunak, Mary R. 82,85,123 Francis, Karen M. 85,123 Francis, Kathy A. 85,123 Franz, Rae Ann 1 1 1,123 Freeman, Cynthia J. 85,123 190 Freeman, Margaret A. 123 Frutchey, Alan C. 88,123 Fuller, John A. 123 Fulmer, Charlotte A. 123 Gaboyan, Timothy G. 86,123 Galanis, William T. 123 Gallo, Nora A. 123 Gardner, Patti L. 83,91,123 Genetos, Phillip C. 103,123 Georgilis, Steven J. 123 Gilbert, James A. 103,123 Gill, Cheryl L. 123 Goolesby, Robert F. 66,103,105, 123 Goranovich, Roseann 123 Gott, Patti 123 Granger, Mark J. 123 Graves, George E. 123 Green, Richard A. Jr. 123 Grossheim, Sandra L. 81,82,84, 123,130 Groza, Dean A. 123 Gut, Ronald F. 123 Haas, John M. 123 Haburjak, Rebecca R. 123 Hacker, Robert G. 123 Halsall, Carol L. 123 Halsall, Nancy J. 123 Hamilton, George C. 86,123 Hanson, Hadley R. 88,123 Hanula, Mary H. 123 Hargis, Larry W. 86,103,105, 123 Harlow, Shirley C. 82,123 Harms, Cathy S. 86,109,123 Harris, John P. 123 Harris, Randal 123 Harris, Richard A. 123 Harris, Sharon L. 123,130 Harris, Stephen C. 88,104,123 Henik, John V. 82,123 Herzog, Roxie A. 91,123 Hicks, Wallace E. 123 Highsmith, Keith A. 124 Hill, Susan L. 81,82,88,97,124, 130 Hinson, Steven C. 124 Hogan, Michael J. 124 Homeier, Diane S. 82,124 Homoky , Denise C. 86 , 1 24 Hopper, Patrica L 91,124 Housekeeper, Lynda L. 20,84,85, 88,124 Howard, Denise K. 124 Hoy, Thomas M. 124 Huffmaster, Jon K. 124 Ifyu, Ronald N. 124 Ireton, Judy 82,124 Jackson, Joanne M. 124 Jaskolka, Jill A. 82,86,124 Jeschke, Cheryl L. 86,124 Johnson, Peter L. 124 Johnson, Sheila K. 124 Johnson, Terry L. 103,124 Johnston, Audre L. 91,124 Johnston, Florence L. 124 Jones, Robbie J. 82,124 Jones, Robert L. 124 Jones, Shirley G. 124 Jones, Susan L. 124 Joyce, Barbara K. 86,109,124 Julovich, Anastasia 83,84,92,124, 130 Kakouris, Louis 124 Karagas, Mark A. 124 Karsten, Fred A. 124 Kasper, Michael R. 124 Keaveney, Russel C. 86, 103, 104, 120,124,130 Kellenburger, Debbie L. 86,124 Kelner, Steven M. 73,92,95,124 Kensey, Marla R. 82,124 Killens, Katherine A. 82,124 Kiwak, Kraig D. 124 Kizer, Karen S. 124 Klahn, Debra S. 84,124 Klaus, Jennifer L. 124 Kloc, Anthony F. 124 Kmetz, Robert J. 124 Knopp, Laural A. 124 Koby, Darrell E. 124 Koch, Donald G. 124 Koehler, Robert 124 Kolbert, Linda S. 124 Kopanda, Joseph E. 86,103,124 Krafift, David R. 88,124 Kraynik, Rosemary 125 Kuhl, Robert R. 125 Kurtis, Denise 84,125 Kusley, Diane L. 91 Kusmiz, Michelle A. 125 La Fevre, James L. 125 Lathrop, David M. 90,125 Lavery, Timothy J. 125 Lawson, Stephen L. 125 Leathers, Gregory E. 125 Le Counte, Margaret S. 84, 1 25 Le Drew, Denise M. 125 Lenchis, Diane Mariel 125 Lennon, Kevin J. 125 Leonhardt, Karen T. 125 Lesczynske, Adolph 125 Lesczynske, Christina 125 Lesczynske, Mary L. 125 Leshk, Karen A. 125 Lessig, James A. 125 Lietzan, Deborah M. 82,84,91, 97,125 Lines, Patricia A. 125 Loar, Barbara A. 125 Long, Cynthia R. 125 Lorandos, Deborah 84,125 Lovegrove, Matthew G. 88,103, 105,125,130 Luck, Jacqueline L. 125 Luebcke, Barbara L. 125 Luedtke, Glen E. 86,125 Luttinen, Charles A. 86, 103, 104, 125 Machnik, Rosanne M. 86,125 Mackulak, Gerald 1.85,88,125 Malec, Linda M. 125 Malec, Patricia C. 125 Mangione, Marilyn 125 Marks, Guy R. 90,125 Marler, William D. 88,125 Marsee, Deborah L. 91,125 Marsee, Timothy L. 125 Martens, Connie L. 125 Martin, Robert M. 125 Masak, Richard P. 125 Massey, Deborah S. 86,125 Mathis, Janice L. 82,109,125 Matthews, Robert D. 125 Matykiewicz, Gwen M. 125 Maxey, Roger B. 125 Mays, Peter G. 125 McAdoo, Grady, R. 125 McCorkle, Alice C. 26,38,74,81, 82,91,92,96,126,130 McNary, Timothy 126 Merrell, Kenneth W. 126 Mersot, Ruthann 126 Mick, Donna M. 35,83,86,126 Mihal, Richard A. 92,95,126 Mikulich, Katherine L. 83,84, 126 Miller, Deborah A. 126 Miller, Gale A. 86,103,126 Milosovich, Michael P. 126 Minard, Terry L. 92,126 Minnich, Russell P. 88,89,126 Minniti, Linda J. 82,86,126 Mohamed, Gerald A. 86,105 Montgomery, Karen A. 126, 130 Montgomery, Kathy L. 126 Moore, David A. 126 Morfee, Janice J. 82,84,91,126 Morosin, Susan A. 83,84,126 Morriston, Linda M. 126 Mosak, Mark S. 126 Motta, Thomas A. 126 Mudrich, Denise 126 Myers, Robert R. 126 Neitzel, Lois E. 83,84,126 Newlin, Georgia L. 126 Nichols, Hubert J. 126 Nichols, Larry D. 126 Nichols, Richard C. 86,103, 105, 126 Nicolas, Victoria S. 126 Niksch, Douglas D. 86,103,105, 126 Oherman, A. 126 Olson, Gary L. 103,126 Oprish, Marian L. 126 Owen, Michael P. 126 Owen, Nancy L. 126 Owens, Terry W. 126 Parker, Bruce E. 126 Parsons, Joy E. 126 Patty, Charles E. 103,104,126 Pavlench, Michelle S. 86,91,126 Pawlicki, Judy F. 126 Pawlicki, Margaret L. 126 191 Payne, William L. 126 Peake, Edward M. 32,55,126 Peda, Christine M. 82,84,126 Pendergrass, Willard R. 126 Peters, Gregory D. 126 Petrovich, Patrick F. 126 Peyton, Donna L. 127 Philpott, Connie L. 82,127 Pierce, Robert 98,104,127 Pierone, Paul S. 105,127 Popovich, Nicholas 127 Ragon, Janet L. 127 Rainford, Vena L. 97,120,127, 130 Rainwater, Rebecca G. 86,127 Randazzo, Andrew M. 90,127 Reberg, David C. 67,86,105,127, 130 Reed, Keith A. 127 Reiley, Becky A. 127 Rhoades, Dale A. 127 Richardson, Janice L. 82, 1 27 Richmond, Kenneth A. 127 Riester, Eric E. 83,127 Ringler, Detlef W. 127 Rivera, Karen S. 127 Robertson, Mark E. 103,127 Robinson, Peggy A. 82,84,91,127 Robison, Glen D. 86,127 Rodgers, Brenda J. 127 Rodich, Slava (Sally) 127 Roepstorff, Lisa J. 82,127 Rogers, Debra E. 81,91,127, 130 Rohder, Michael A. 88,127 Rolan, David L. 17,103,127 Rose, Danny R. 43,104,127 Rusak, Margaret A. 127 Sabo, Cindy J. 82,127 Sam, Debra D. 83,85,92,127 Sandala, George M. 86,127 Sands, Susan 127 Santos, Suzanne M . 96, 1 27 Sappenfield, Diana L. 127 Schafer, Rom an A. 127 Schleicher, Cheryl A. 55,82,127 Schleicher, Kathy J. 127 Schlesinger, Andrew M. 127 Schmuck, Martha C. 91,127 Schoon, Eugene A. 127 Schubick, Bruce C. 127 Schultz, Emily J. 81,83,84,91, 127 Schultz, Sally R. 127 Schultz, William 127 Schurg, Dave L. 127,130 Scott, Delight M. 82,84,91.127 Scott, Elaine M. 127 Seale, Kerry K. 85,128,130 Sears, Denise E. 82,128 Semplinski, Karen 9 1 , 109, 1 28 Shebat, Diana L. 83,84,128 Shell, Sheryl A. 128 ShocarofT, Terry B. 128 Shudick, Patricia A. 14,84,88, 128 Shultz, Michael A. 128 Shuman, Rhae A. 128 Sikes, Carolyn J. 128 Sikes, Christina K. 128 Sills, Pamela K. 82,86,128 Sliwa, Barbara J. 128 Smith, Janice M. 128 Smith, Roger R. 128 Smith, Ronald R. 128 Smith, Sue A. 128 Spaeth, Deborah D. 82,91,128 Spanos, Louis 82,128 Springer, James E. 128 Stanko, Dennis 128 Stevenson, Violetta L. 128 Stewart, Michael J. 92,128 Stock, Dianne L. 88,128 Stockier, Dana W. 128 Stockwell, Susan L. 128 Stofa, Christine 128 Stoikowitz, Thomas 103,128 Stolzman, David D. 82,128 Storey, William E. 128 Strong, Mary A. 128 Sumner, Clifford W. 128 Sumurdy, Ralph D. 83,86,128 Sunyog, Alex S. 11,128 Susterich, Fred V. 128 Svihra, Edward J. 83,88,128, 130 Swain, Donald 128 Sweeney, Barbara A. 82,128 Taber, Deborah J. 82,84, 128 Tail, Jean A. 84,92,128 Talmadge, David K. 90,128 Tancos, Andrew J. 83,86,88, 105, 1 8 Tancos, John P. 86,88,103,104, 128 Taseff, Deborah K. 82,83,84,91, 97,120,128,130 Taylor, Arbie D. 128 Taylor, Grace E. 83,86,91,128 Taylor, Roxane H. 8 1 ,82,88, 1 28, 130 Thein, Jack P. 86,128 Thoesen, Randolph C. 92 Thompson, Michael W. 129 Thompson, Terry D. 129 Thrash, Teresa M. 83,84,88,92, 129 Thureanos, Victoria L. 82,91, 129 Timpe, Richard A. 129 Tompkins, Karen S. 129 Townsley, James 129 Tozier, ferry L. 129 Trigger, James M. 129 Underwood, Gary D. 88,129 Urban, Charles A. 129 Uremovich, George E. 86,98, 105,129 Ursinyi, Patricia K. 82,92,129 Vanderbeck, Charlotte L. 82,129, 130 Varga, Mary F. 83,86,91,129 Vargas, Ruben E. 129 Vasas, David A. 86 Vatterrodt, Lawerence W. 129 Vesely, Christy L. 129 Vincent, Abbie L. 129 Volom, Victor S. 129 Wachter, Barbara 129 Waffler, Marsha K. 15,82,129 Wagner, Nicky A. 129 Walker, Steven G. 103,129 Wanthal, Lois H. 129 Wardell, Cheryl A. 10,129 Wardell, Susan M. 91,129 Wardell, Theresa A. 129 Watkins, Marilyn J. 129 Webster, GaryS. 103,129,130 Weems, Colleen K. 129 Weger, Linda C. 82,86, 129 Weissert, Thomas C. 129 Wesley, Alan M. 129 West, Marilyn A. 84,92,129 West, William D. 129 White, James E. 129 Whitworth, Paul R. 129 Wickberg, Martha J. 82,88,89, 129 Wiley, Peggy A. 129 Williams, Lezlie R. 129 Williams, Lonnie D. 129 Williams, Marla J. 88,109,129, 130 Wilson, Bruce W. 129 Wilson, Jennifer L. 129 Winebrenner, Ruth A. 129 Woldt, Wesley S. 129 Wolff, Kevin V. 83,129,130 Wood, Betsy J. 81,82,91 Yover, Dale B. 90 Zych, Joe J. 43, 104 Juniors Adair, Michael G. 132 Adams, Charles W. 132 Adams, Kathleen A. 91,132 Allen, fhomas H. 132 Altmann, Stephen 132 Angelov, Mary 132 Anton, Steve 2,40,98,99,132 Ashley, Susan D. 132 Ausenbaugh, Richard E. 132 Austen, Cathy R. 37,38,80,81, 82,83,84,92,132 Bacchus, Mary A. 84,91,96,131, 132 Baggs, Sally 132 Bahus, Carl 88,98,133 Bailey, Patrick G. 104,133 Ballinger, Brad 133 Baran, Randall J. 82,87,133 Bartley, Rebecca S. 90,133 Bascom, Shirley L. 133 Beckham, Gregory J. 102,133 Bernard, Mary E. 60,92,133 Berta, Linda K. 133 Bledsoe, Glen L. 73,95,133 Blythe, Rebecca A. 133 Bodak, Elizabeth A. 133 Bon, Patricia A. 133 Bothwell, Donald G. 133 Boyer, Theresa A. 84,133 Beck, Edwin 133 Braatz, James K. 133 Broadway, Sandra K. 133 Broschart, Renee ' T. 91,133 Brown, Susan J. 133 Bruce, Alfred G. 133 Buhring, Deborah J. 133 Burnette, Douglas M. 133 Busch, Thomas M. 82,92,105, 133 Busse, Patricia 133 Cadwell, Wanda J. 133 Carlson, Claudia S. 88,133 Castaldi. Randi J. 133 Chelovich, Raeann 133 Chentnik, Michael 42,98,99,104, 133 Chnupa, Marba L. 133 Cieslak, Danette R. 37,81,82,83, 84.85.133 Clement, Janis F. 80,81,82,84,92, 131,133,198 Clifton, Darrell L. 133 Cloyd, Susan G. 37,83,85,86, 133 Collins, Timothy J. 85,98,133 Comer, Carlette 133 Contri, Nicholas 133 Cox, Donna L. 133 Cox, Jesse L. 43,104,133 Cunningham, Alan D. 1 1,133 Dainton, Sharon M. 133 Dammarell, Renee’ C. 133 Dargewich, Thomas E. 133 Davis, Charles A. 56,98,133 Dell, Kathryn J. 85,133 Demaree, David F. 98,134 Demmon, Terry L. 88,106,134 Deshazo, Patricia S. 134 Dinsmore, Sandra L. 39,81,84, 94.96.134 Dipert, Dennis W. 134 Doffin, Micholas M. 134 Dolak, Darlene D. 134 Dondanville, Susan J. 85,90,134 Dougherty, George S. 134 Draper, Jeffrey A. 23,32,102,131, 134 Dunklau, Nancy A. 29,32,67,81, 84.90.97.131.134 Durr, Diane M. 134 Echterling, Judith A. 85,134 Edwards, Christine A. 134 Edwards, Nancy E. 60,91,92,94, 95.134 Eshelman, Marcie 83,134 Evans, William H. 90,134 Falcetta, Ahthony J. 134 Farster, Pamela S. 134 Feczko, Susan M. 81,86,134 Feerst, Mark W. 134 Fellow, Lesta A. 91,134 Fitzgerald, Daniel B. 134 Forsythe, Raymond L. 61,63,81, 83.92.93.94.95.134 192 Fox, Sandra J. 85,90, 1 34 Fraikin, Joy E. 20,70,81,84,88, 134 Franko, Paul J. 1 34 Franko, Rose M. 36,86,109,134 Franz, Cynthia K. 134 Frutchey, Susan K. 134 Fuller, William T. 40,60,95,103, • 132,134 Funkey, Susan L. 84,134 Gage, Gary M. 134 Gardiner, Robert L. 40,103,134 Gay, Dennis L. 75,88, 131,1 34 Gerbick, David G. 134 Gergacz, Peggy L. 80,84,134 Glorioso, Constance M. 134 Goldman, Flarry M. 98,99,102, 104.134 Gorgas, Gregory C. 134 Gorski, Robert E. 134 Grabowski, George V. 134 Grady, Michael D. 134 Grdinich, Jon R. 64,98,103,106, 108.134 Greek, Tommie S. 134 Grieshaber, Larry D. 81,88,89, 134 Griffin, Fay M. 134 Gust, David H. 61,72,73,95,134 Haas, James C. 98,135 Hahn, Robert T. 81,102,135 Haiges, Donna K. 85,135 Halberstadt, T. Jeffrey 87,90,91, 94.95.131.135 Halsted, Lana 135 Hamrick, Judy 135 Hamrick, Rita 85,135 Hansen, Sharon L. 85,88,135 Hanson, Jeffery W. 98,99,102, 104.135 Hargens, Kathleen L. 135 Harris, Audry S. 135 Haslet, Susan A. 96,135 Heisterberg, Penny J. 135 Heller, Phyllis J. 135 Henson, Karen S. 135 Herndon, Lee A. 48,90,9 1 , 1 35 Higginson, Carl 135 Hofferth, Erwin L. 135 Homoky, David L. 67,103,106, 108.135 Hopper, Clyde E. 98,99,103, 108, 135 Horton, Michael K. 103,108,135 Hudak, Wayne M. 135 Hunt, Constance E. 135 Hunt, Walter L. 98,99,135 Hutfilz, Lois J. 135 Irwin, Raymond L. 88,89,135 Jamrok, Carolyn A. 135 Janis, Linda M. 91,135 Jasiak, Linda D. 91,135 Jeschke, Gloria J. 86,135 Johanson, Karen S. 82,90,135 Johnson, Charles E. 135 Johnston, William M. 135 Jones, Patrick S. 56,98,99,135 Joyce, Thomas J. 98,135 Jurcik, Patricia M. 135 Kakouris, George 135 Kallenbach, Jack W. 88,89,135 Karagas, Kerry A. 135 Karwacinski, Josephine 135 Kasper, Edward J. 135 Keever, Larry A. 98,135 Keilman, Kimberley T. 135 Keilman, Mary M. 29,97,131,135 Kelley, Robert R. 135 Kendera, Mary A. 86,135 Kimberling, James E. 135 Kirk, Marilyn E. 84,90,97,136 Klahn, Dewey R. 13,83,84,131, 136 Klen, Michael J. 98,106,136 Kolodziej, Joan M. 136 Kora, Leon J. 88,136 Korpella, Raymond Jr. 136 Kudryan, Michael J. 136 Kurth, Sandra 136 Langham, Brad A. 90,136 Ledwinka, Barbara D. 91,136 Lehman, Sally G. 83,84,136 Leonhardt, Judithann 136 Leshk, Diana M. 136 Lewis, Rodney J. 136 Licari, Carol E. 82,136 Lind, Dianne M. 80,81,82,136 Loehmer, Susan M. 37,83,136 Lohman, Laurilee 91,136 Luck, Delaine J. 136 Luebcke, Ronald E. 136 Lund, Dennise A. 136 Luptak, Mary A. 8 1 ,82,84, 1 36 Maciejko, Edward J. 136 Maciejko, Joseph S. 136 Mack, John R. 136 Mackey, Susan L. 136 Maddock, Mary D. 136 Mager, Earl J. Jr. 136 Magurean, Gregg J. 98,103,106, 108,136 Mahoney, Peggy 83,136 Maihofer, Dinah L. 136 Maihofer, Linnea 136 Malec, Robert H. 136 Malis, George B. 13,103,104, 108.136 Mandernach, Vicki C. 20,70,81, 82.88.89.136 Mandich, Michelle 75,82,84,92, 136 Manis, Carla R. 136 Markancek, John A. 98,136 Markovich, Susan P. 136 Mathis, Linda D. 80,90,136 Maywald, Marcia K. 90,136 McColly, Michael G. 41,136 McConnell, Lawrence E. 136 McCormick, Sharon K. 136 McDade, Mark R. 136 McKee, Linda A. 136 McNary, Thomas 136 Melvick, Stephen J. 98, 106, 13 1, 132.136 Meznarick, Frank C. 103,109,136 Miklos, Dean A. 131,137 Miller, Karen M. 83,86,137 Miller, Kirk T. 137 Miller, Michael C. 137 Minder, Sharon 137 Moore, Elemer D. 66,103,106, 108.132.137 Mriscin, Kathleen M. 137 Mullins, Denise L. 137 Mundell, Jenifer R. 84,91,137 Mussie, Kristina 38,80,81,84,90, 96.137.198 Myer, Karen S. 84,90,96,131, 137 Nagy, Linda G. 137 Nartnik, Mary J. 83,137 Neitzel, Robert M. 137 Nelson, Jacquelyn R. 83,84, 137 Nelson, Robin E. 38,61,81,82,84, 87.90.91.95.131.137 Nelson, Teresa B. 35,83,84,94, 137 Netherton, Robert C. 137 Nicholas, Irene 84,90,137 Nommensen, Debra A. 137 Nowesnick, Andrea S. 84,137 Ogborn, Steven R. 137 Opolski, Chester A. Jr. 106,137 Oppman, Pamela M. 137 Orelup, Richard L. 137 O ' Rourke, Gail A. 85,137 Owens, Nancy M. 83,137 Parker, Mark A. 137 Parker, Terry L. 137 Patterson, Nancy M. 84,137 Paul, Patricia E. 137 Pavel, Peggy L. 137 Pavelka, Michael F. 137 Paulock. Ronald E. 102,137 Pendleton, Richard A. 88,131, 137 Petrain, Debra K. 29,58,69,90, 97.137 Petrain, Doreen M. 90,137 Petrovich, Linda K. 63,81,84,94, 95.137 Petrus, Pamela A. 137 Petruska, Harry R. 90,91,98,137 Philpott, Carol J. 84,137 Pierce, Leonard A. 137 Pierce, Lezlie R. 75,90,131,137 Piskoty, Richard M. 137 Poisel, Eva L. 137 Polatewicz, Catherine R. 137 Pollitt, Larry K. 137 Popovich, Sharon J. 82,137 Porras, Manuel Jr. 138 Pouch, Marlene M. 80,83,84, 138.198 Price, Cary D. 138 Price, Donald R. 82,87,94,138 Price, Gerald G. 138 Pritchard, Sharon L 84,85,90, 138 Procko, Steve D. 103,108 Puckett, Robert L. 138 193 Quinn, Jeanne 80 Rabick, John P. 138 Radice, Mary L. 82,90,138 Rakoczy, Evelyn M. 93,138 Randolph, Phyllis E. 138 Reed, Thomas J. 103,108,138 Regal, Jacqueline A. 138 Reibly, Denise A. 138 Reidenbach, Linda L. 138 Rendina, Pamela A. 138 Richmond, Larry D. 138 Ripley, Mary Ann 138 Rohrman, Eleanor 138 Roman, Frank J. 138 Roorda, Pamela A. 138 Rouillard, Linda J. 138 Rubis, Charles E. 72,73,82,87, 95.131.138 Rzepczynski, Gerald J. 138 Samardzija, Mary 138 Sasser, Stephanie A. 83,138 Sattler, Cheryl J. 85,138 Schaefer, James R. 103,138 Schafer, Kathryn 138 Schleicher, Sally L. 138 Schlesinger, Mary L. 138 Schlesinger, Mary S. 84,85,138 Scholz, David A. 138 Scholz, Sharon 138 Schulatz, George 138 Schultz, Patricia K. 138 Schutz, Sharon K. 82,138 Sedita, Charlene A. 91,96,131, 132.138 Sedita, Charles A. 104,138 Semanchik, Darien M. 81,138 Serocka, Linda S. 138 Sexton, Wanda S. 138 Shaffner, Mark K. 138 Shalla, Nancy J. 3,84,138 Sheahan, Pamela J. 83,84,90, 131.138 Sheridan, Pamela A. 29,81,91, 94.97.138 Shertzer, Robin L. 138 Shirey, Nancy M. 93,139 Shoup, Duane M. 139 Simpson, Thomas Q. 40,98,99, 102.104.139 Sims, Linda K. 139 Sirko, Yvonne J. 139 Sivak, Violet P. 82,90,139 Skittone, Sarah A. 48,84,139 Slatton, Jack A. 88,98,99,102, 104.139 Sliepka, Paul R. 139 Sliwa, Mickey J. 103,108,139 Smith, Bruce R. 81,88,139 Smith, Glenn C. 139 Smith, Kathleen A. 139 Smith, Sandra G. 35,82,83,84, 139 Smith, Thomas J. 8,139 Smolnicky, David R. 90,98, 139 Snearley, Lora E. 139 Solich, Linda L. 82,139 Spiece, Lynn D. 139 Sprout, Scott R. 131,139 Staninger, Deborah D. 139 Stilley, Wesley E. 98,103, 104, 108,139 Stockwell, Charles L. 82,83,103, 108.139 Stolzmann, Barbara C. 24,25,83, 91.139 Stowers, Colleen J. 82, 1 39 Strbac, Colleen C. 84,85,86, 1 39 Sullivan, Dennis R. 139 Sullivan, Leo P. 139 Swain, Ronald 98,131,139 Swinford, Douglas 139 Syvertsen, Richard E. 139 Szentesy, Susan L 83,88,139 Tanner, Jan E. 32,97,198 Tanner, Joy E. 32,80,97 Tarailo, Nick 72,73,95,139 TasefT, Karen L. 38,80,81,82, 139,198 Thomas, Charles L. 139 Titak, Nancy A. 139 Tozier, Michael D. 97,131 Treskovich, Antoinette M. 82,88, 139 Trocha, Daniel J. 139 Troup, Jane A. 139 Ulicni, Nancy E. 82,139 Usher, Kent R. 88,139 Vanderkolk, Russell T. 98,139 Vertrees, Vicki E. 91,139 Vesa, Timothy 139 Vickrey, Joyce L. 82,84,88,139 Viczai, Frances A. 84,139 Villarreal, Karen S. 139 Virgo, Paula J. 86,140 Vrazo, Georgia J. 80,83,84,92, 93,94,140 Vujovic, Steven 90,91,104,140 Wachter, Robert J. 140 Wade, Thomas J. 87,140 Waffler, Helen L. 140 Wallace, Terrence L. 140 Walter, Jacquelyn S. 82,140 Wardell, Kenneth C. 140 Watkins, Jeanette L. 90,131,140 Webb, Christine A. 85,86,140 Webb, Pamela S. 140 Webb, William R. 140 Weems, Judy A. 83,140 Weger, Sandra A. 83,109,140 Weinberg, Annabella M. 91,140 Wesley, Wayne E. 88,131,140 Wheeler, Claude V. 140 Whittemore, Donald E. 98,140 Wiechnik, Jane M. 140 Wildrick, Allen W. 140 Williams, Donald J. 140 Williams, Douglas 140 Williams, Ruth E. 60,84,92,94,95, 140 Wilson, Steven C. 140 Winebrenner, Alice J. 83 Woldt, Wendell J. 140 Wood, Alexandra L. 140 Wood, Judith A. 90,140 Wooldridge, Linda L. 20,81,82, 84,86,88,89,131,140 Wright, Edward D. 140 Wroe, Sandra M. 82,140 Wysocki, Deborah A. 81,140 Yarns, Keith L. 82,140 Seniors Abascal, Cynthia A. 146 Abel, Richard G. 33,45,52,53,67, 80.98.99.101.106.107.141.146, 198 Adams, Sharron L. 83,146 Almashy, Carol A. 146 Anderson, Marla J. 51,72,73,81, 82.90.91.92.93.94.95.142.146, 182.184 Andrus, Mark A. 37,63,71,72,73, 84.90.91.92.93.94.95.146.182 Angelov, Angeline 84,146 Anhold, Marsha H. 38,6 1 ,63,70, 80,81,90,91,92,93,94,95,146 Arena, Pamela C. 146 Armes, Andy L. 98,100,102,147 Baran, Susan M. 91,147 Barkas, Dennis S. 147 Beard, Susan M. 85,147 Behnke, Deborah 85,147 Beir, Sandra L. 147 Benton, Thomas O. 147 Berg, Gloria G. 81,145 Berger, Richard 147 Blissmer, Theodore J. 147 Bloede, Mark O. 102,148 Bode, David C. 148 Bollo, Patricia 82,149 Bowen, Sandra L. 90,148 Braatz, Roberta J. 148 Bradford, Philip J. 148 Broadway, Thomas F. 41,109, 148 Brugos, Carol A. 29,51,58,66, 81.84.90.97.141.142.148.184 Brunmeier, Allen L. 148 Bublitz, Cheryl L. 70,71,72,73, 81,82,87,90,91,92,93,94,95, 144,182,183 Bulatovich, Mary A. 148 Burke, Lilann R. 72,73,81,84,90, 91,92,94,95,149,182,183,198 Burkhart, Charles H. 82,84,87, 90.149 Burrow, Charles 149 Bush, John A. 149 Carter, Cathy L. 90, 149 Cates, Lester D. 149 Cekarmis, Susan 49,55,72,80,81, 92.93.95.149.182 Christy, Christina H. 81,82,90, 91.94.149 Cieszkiewicz, Gwenn 29,44,53,59, 56,69,150 Cole, Edward 150 Cook, Donna J. 90,150 Coveris, Dean 8,69,98,101,150 Craig, Ricky L. 150 194 Crnovich, Cynthia 85,150 Damian, Ronald J. 98,99,101, 150 Daniel, Kenneth J. 40,81,90,91, 92,150 Davis, Jerry W. 150 Davis, Kenneth R. 151 Dayhuff, George H. 102,151 Dearing, Jane L. 151 Dell, Scott R. 151 Denta, Barbara J. 151 DesRosiers, Roger B. 88,89,151 DeYoung, Shirley J. 151 DeLuna, Pamela 151 Dickinson, John E. 151 Dixon, Ralph E. 152 Dominic, Darrell W. 152 Dominic, Dean L. 152 Duran, Lynn A. 85,90,152 Earnest, Deborah A. 142 Earp, GareeL. 28,72,81,90,91, 92,93,94,95,152,182 Eckhardt, Carole L. 85,152 Eich, John 152 Eich, Kathleen M. 152 Englehart, Marie W. 152 Enlow, Paula R. 153 Ester, Patricia A. 153 Ferkull, Paula M. 24,81,85,143, 182,183, Flanagan, Michelene D. 153 Flynn, Richard W. 87,153 Foreman, Michael R. 153 Fotch, Susan M. 20,80,88,92,94, 153 198 Fox, Shelley M. 85,153 Franko, Helen 90,153 Franz, David A. 29,154 Gaboyan, Michael A. 28,44,53, 56,65,98,99,106,107,154 Gadness, Edward D. 154 Galanis, Benjamin 154 Galati, Joseph 8,154 Gardner, Janel R. 154 Genda, Nancy 91,154 Gennaro, Joseph B. 73,83,95,154 Georgieff, Peggy L. 90,154 Graves, Barbara 80,83,155 Gregory, Greg 155 Grogloth, Diana S. 49,88,155 Grossheim, LaDonna M. 155 Guernsey, Randall J. 155 Gut, David 155 Hacker, Nancy J. 85,155 Hagenwald, Herbert A. 155 Hales, Darryl C. 24,103,108,155 Haluska, Paul M. 95,98,101,102, 156 Hamlin, Larry N. 83,90,156 Hargis, Wallace D. 90,156 Harlow, Sandra K. 156 Harlow, Susan M. 156 Hartill, Constance L. 91,156 Hasprunar, John J. 156 Helbling, Joyce A. 156 Hendrix, Robert L. 156 Henik, William J. 157 Henningfield, Nancy L. 157 Hevezi, Mary A. 157 Higginson, Boyd 157 High, Donita L. 73,80,95,141, 157,198,200 Hinson, William L. 157 Hlodnickf, Barbara J. 31,90,141, 157 Hofmann, Karen J. 10,82,85,157 Holdeman, Linden A. 157 Holmes, MaryC. 158 Holom, Daniel S. 98,158 Huminik, Dale E. 158 Hunt, Deborah M. 158 Idzior, Ray S. 64,88,89,103,106, 108.158.182 Inman, Samuel M. 40,45,50,53, 57,98,99,101,102,158 Iwan, Rose M. 158 Jackson, Sandra S. 31,158 Jacobs, Edith I. 158 Jamrok, George J. 159 Jaroscak, John P. 75,159 Jaroscak, Suzanna M. 91,159 Jelinkek, Julianne E. 85,159 Jergens, Jannilue M. 51,142,159 Jergens, Julianne E. 91,1 59 Jillson, Janice M. 159 Johnson, Charles D. 103,108,159 Johnson, Charles J. 98,99,159 Jones, Carole S. 91,160 Jones, Virginia F. 160 Jordon, Randall C. 41,81,109, 141.145.182 Joy, Suzanne R. 91,160 Julovich, David 98,99, 101,1 60 Julovich, George C. 81,87,145 Jurasevich, David M. 87,102,160 Jurcik, Thomas L. 98 Kaser, Nancy A. 80,82,94,160 Keaveney, Cheryl S. 36,69,8 1 ,85, 90,91,94,141,160,184 Kellemen, Candice S. 160 Kellenberger, Valerie J. 10,160 Kendera, Patricia A. 161 Klassen, Richard C. 161 Klaus, Kathleen J. 38,81,91, 145,183 Knaga, Kenneth E. 50,56,69,82, 98.99.101.102.161 Kniggendorf, Fred C. 38,52,63, 69.81.88.89.161 Koby, Donna S. 161 Koontz, Deborah K. 36,81,84,85, 94.161 Kopack, John M. 98,99,100,161 Kordys, Joyce A. 86,93,161 Kucan, Diane 84,161 Kuhlmeir, Linda S. 162 Kurth, Jeanne G. 162 Kwolek, Daniel P. 162 La Fevre, Audrey D. 162 Lamb, Marjorie E. 162 Lamb, Mark D. 109,181 Lancaster, William W. 162 Landsdown, Edward 27,80,162 Laser, Volkert K. 87 Leach, James E. 162 Leir, Barbara J. 162 Lester, Patricia L. 163 Levy, Janet K. 163 Lewis, Mary M. 163 Lietzan, Sue D. 13,27,36,80,85, 163.198 Lind, Richard A. 20,81,82,88,89, 145 Lines, Michael J. 163 Lionberger, Cynthia A. 88,163 Lipski, Patricia A. 85,163 Lisman, Jamie L. 72,81,88,94, 141,163 Litherland, Kay H. 72,90,91,94, 95.163.198 Luebcke, James A. 164 Machacek, John M. 82,87,141, 164 Mackey, Sarah E. 164 MacLaverty, Bruce 164 Mainhofer, Constance R. 45,52, 53,54,90,164,184 Markovich, Samuel 164 Maroules, Nick G. 164 Martin, Richard A. 164 Martinez, Geraldine A. 81,82,84, 164 Masson, Shirley 165 Mayes, Deborah S. 29,51,58,68, 80,81,86,90,97,109,141,145 Mazzaro, Dale 165 McCorkle, Edward J. Jr. 98,99, 100.165 McDaniel, Pamela 22,82,165 McFalls, Janice G. 165 McKeny, Donald L. 28,50,57,98, 99.109.165 McLean, Robert V. 165 McNary, Terry L. 165 Meiselbar, Shirley 53,165 Meltzer, Frank 44,88,89,98,99,101, 166 Metcalf, Kathy J. 166 Miklos, Gale R. 166 Mikula, James 166 Miller, Cheryl J. 8 1 ,82,84,97, 145 Miller, Elizabeth J. 166 Miller, Eric J. 88,166 Mohney, Gilda 82,86,90,166 Moloney, Janice 90,166 Morgan, Richard 81,166 Morosin, James 106,107,167 Mudrich, Donald 167 Munchenburg, Timothy 167 Murray, GiGi A. 167 Nagy, Deborah J. 84,167 Nagy, Terrence C. 81 Neal, Don H. 167 Neitzel, Carol A. 81,82,167 Nelson, Allen E. 63,90,91,94,167 Newlin, Daniel G. 167 Novotny, Janet S. 99,91,94, 168 O’Brien, Jackie L. 91,168 Oprish, Michael J. 168 Overton, Rex O. 168 Owen, Karen L. 168 195 Pahl, Robert A. 168 Pangere, Ross N. 54,105,168 Pangere, Steve N. 168 Patellis, Anthony J. 63,71,72,73, 90,91,94,95,168 Perry, Robert L. 169 Peterson, Cynthia L. 169 Peterson, John M. 88,169 Piskoty, Robert S. 169 Popovich, Deborah M. 69,81,169 Popovich, Michael C. 169 Porras, Emerald 169 Porras, Salvador 98,100,169 Poss, Sandra M. 169 Poti, Karen A. 45,53,170 Powell, Richard L. 170 Powers, Arlene M. 82,170 Puckett, Rose A. 170 Putz, Gloria 82,170 Rabick, Theodore A. 170 Raduenz, Arnnette M. 22,91,170 Rainford, Mary K. 73,85,95,170 Rankin, Adrianne G. 84,170 Ray, Crystal L. 84,171 Reibly, Cynthia M. 86,171 Reidenbach, Peggy L. 145 Remkus, Patricia L. 171 Rerick, Rita 171 Richardson, Kathy A. 84,85,171 Ritchey, Karen R. 171 Rosenow, Karen 171 Roy, Jeffrey, L. 171 Ruda, Jo Anne 171 Rudd, Robert 92,93,172 Ruff, Pamela J. 5 Salerno, Edward, A. 172 Salias, Roberta L. 172 Salmon, Judson C. 172 Sawa, Michael H. 40,172 Schafer, John V. 108,172 Schiefer, Kathleen J. 90,91,141, 172 Schiefer, Mary K. 81,90,172 Schmidt, Cheryl L. 82,84,172 Schurg, William A. 83,141,173 Sedita, Antoinette 19,49,80,84, 173,198 Sheahan, Deborah A. 90,91,94, 173 Simic, Danny S. 50,64,68,98,99, 101.106.107.141.142.173 Simon, William J. 173 Slakes, Gillian P. 173,183 Smith, Joyce E. 20,39,48,70,71, 81.84.88.89.92.93.94.173 Sonaty, Ronald E. 173 Spires, Patrick R. 69,98,102,173 Stahl, Bruce L. 90,91,174 Staniger, Robert R. 98,99,174 Stilley, Morris W. 88,103,109, 174 Stowers, Carol J. 174 Sullivan, Cary M. 98,104,105,174 Sullivan, Paul L. 174 Surdez, Maureen R. 174,183 Svialr, Dennis M. 174 Swiek, Edmund J. 174 Sydes, William 175 Taylor, John W. 72,95, 175 Taylor, Pamela A. 37,83,86, 1 75 Teitge, Donna 175 Thompson, Nancy L. 70,81,84, 88.89.175 Thompson, Ronald W. 175 Thompson, Thomas 175 Thoune, Barbara A. 175 Thureanos, Jack W. 98,100 Thursby, Ronald 90,98,99,101, 103.104.105.108.141.175 Tidey, Bonita 176 Titak, Suzanne G. 176 Toumis, Kathy 84,141,176 Trigger, Richard W. 40,102,103, 176 Tuminello, Constance 15,176 Underwood, Tyrell A. 88,89,176 Unmisig, Gerald D. 176 Urban, Kenneth D. 1 1,176 Vaclavik, Babette T. 85, 1 76 Vance, Mary K. 27,69,72,80,81, 84,90,91,94,177,198 Vann, Linda C. 177 Vargas, Virginia 177 Verplank, Thomas G. 49,90,177 Vogtlin, David B. 81,87,88,89,177 Wagoner, Shirley L. 90,177 Walter, Marcia 177 Wanthal, Marian J. 177 Warnack, Karen L. 178 Watson, Deborah L. 178 Weber, Janice J. 178 Webster, Jeffrey A. 98,99,178 Wesely, Carol L. 178 Wesely, Jack 72,87,90,91,178 Wesely, Jeffery, C. 178 Westbury, Ronald G. 178 Whetsel, Mark A. 98,101,178 White, Daniel 179 White, Joanna L. 44,53,69,90,179 Wichmanowski, Steven J. 41,90, 91,109,141,179,182 Williams, Mark A. 179 Wilson, Barbara L. 27,80,81,90, 179 Wise, Robert 90,179 Witowski, Sharon 85,179 Wojahn, Janell K. 179 Wolfe, Keith W. 179 Wolff, Nancy C. 35,81,86,90,180 Wood, Richard A. 180 Wright, James B. 180 Yardley, Edward L. 180 Yeager, Stephen 180 Yesh, Lynda 9 i, 180 Yetsko, John J. 103,108,180 Young, Keith G. 180 Zellers, Dennis M. 180 Faculty and Staff Mr. Lafey Armontrout, 18,98,100, 102,114 Mr. Robert Baumgardner, 1 13 Mr. Henry Bergham, 1 14 Mr. Dennis Birdsong, 1 19 Mrs. Alvera Boldt, 1 19 Miss Diane Borucki, 86,109,1 14 Mrs. Robbie Bothwell, 1 14 Mrs. Grace Bovard, 37,83,85, 114 Mr. James Bovard, 1 13 Mrs. Marie Bowen, 1 19 Mr. Michael Brinkman, 24,83,1 14 Mrs. Helen Brunton, 1 14 Mrs. Veronika Burgess, 1 14 Miss Leona Burrus, 37,83,1 14 Mr. Herschel Call, 1 19 Miss Marilou Carlson, 10,80,1 14, 198 Mr. Chris Choncoff, 1 14 Mrs. Carolyn Coon, 14,1 14 Mrs. Phyllis Court, 1 15 Mr. Richard Demaree, 51,53,98, 100,115 Mr. George Drescher, 13,115 Mrs. Rhonda Duncan, 1 15 Mr. Miles Dunscombe, 1 15 Mr. Richard Ebler, 1 15 Mrs. Elizabeth Emery, 1 19 Mr. Edward Englehart, 8,1 15 Mrs. Eleanor Fox, 1 19 Mrs. Dorothy Goetze, 1 15 Mr. Raymond Gran, 7,95,1 15 Mrs. Helen Hayden, 1 15 Mrs. Donna Homoky, 1 15 Mrs. Dorothy Hufford, 1 19 Mr. Carl M. Hutchison, 12,109, 115 Mrs. Mary Jeffries, 96,1 15 Mr. James Kaiser, 104,1 15,130 Mrs. Jean Kallenback, 1 15 Mr. Jerrold Kasarda, 1 16 Mrs. Fern Kirtland, 85,1 16 Mrs. Patrice Kraus, 1 16,131 Miss Carole Kucan, 1 16 Mr. Val Kuhnes, 14,1 16 Miss Gladys Leas, 1 16 Mr. James Lenig, 102,1 16 Mr. Jack Lennon, 1 16 Mrs. Eleanor Lewis, 1 16 Mr. Donald Lucchi, 7,1 16 Mrs. Agnes Lynch, 7,94,1 16 Mrs. Margaret Mance, 16, 1 19 Mr. Frank Meltzer, 1 16 Mr. William Metcalf, 106,108, 116 Mrs. Mildred Meyers, 1 16 Mr. Edgar L. Miller, 1 13 Mr. Joseph Morrow, 95,1 16 Mr. Randall Nabhan, 1 17 Mrs. Mary Neville 1 17 Mrs. Joan Nichols, 1 19 Mr. George Novak, 1 17 Mrs. Barbara Orelup, 86,109,1 17 Mr. Don Patz, 98,100 Mr. Gerald Rainford, 12,1 17 Mrs. Annie Ratujic, 1 19 M r. Jerauld Reinhart, 2 1 ,62, 1 1 7 196 Mrs. Melba Sanders, 1 17 Mr. Karl Schuller, 1 19 Mrs. Kathleen Seale, 85,1 17 Mr. Stanley Semokaitis, 1 17 Mrs. Marie Spurr, 7,84,1 17 Mrs. Wanda Stevens, 15,85,1 17 Mrs. Mildred Stewart, 15,1 17 Mrs. Judith Stoelting, 25,82,1 18 Mr. Eugene Talmadge, 1 17 Mrs. Aleana Thomas, 1 17 Mr. Robert Tolan, 1 18 Mr. Ben Toth, 118 Mr. James Vermillion, 13,108, 118 Mr. James Wagner, 1 18 Mr. Gerald Walter, 1 18 Mrs. Annie Waltz, 1 19 Mr. Joseph Weidenbener, 38,1 18 Mr. Henry Wichmanowski, 1 13 Mrs. Genevieve Wooldridge, 1 18 Mr. Velven Wooldridge, 1 18 Mrs. Lenora Wrona, 84,1 18 Mrs. Catherine Yzombec, 1 18 Mr. Boyd Yeoman, 12,36,1 18 Organizations Band 88,89 Choir 90,91 Future Homemakers of America 85 Future Secretaries of America 85 Future Teachers of America 84 Girls Athletic Association 86 Honor Society 81 Jounalism 80, 198 Jr. Hi-Y 86 Junior Play Cast 95 Fanguage Clubs 82,83 Math Club 87 Medical Neophytes 84 Pep Club 95,96 Quill and Scroll 80 Science Club 87 Senior Play Cast 95 Speech Club 92,93 Sports 98-111 Student Council 81 Sunshine Society 83 Thespians 94 197 Merrillvue staff Ass’t academics Jan Tanner Copy editor Tina Mussie Organizations Karen TasefT Business manager Sue Fotch Editor-in-chief Donita High Academics Marlene Pouch Faculty and class Diane Lietzan Sports Richard Abel Assistant sports Sue Cekarmis Faculty and class Toni Sedita Activities Mary Kay Vance Not pictured Student photographer . . Janis Clement Typists Lilann Burke Kay Litherland Adviser Marilou Carlson Thanks for the memories As I think about my senior year I realize how much this yearbook has been a part of my life. Being chosen as editor of the yearbook was a great thrill. One of the honors given with this job was a two-week workshop at Indiana University during the summer. Plans were made in July for the entire book by Tina Mussie, copy editor, and me. I d like to thank Mr. Murphy, American Yearbook advisor, for helping the stalT complete these plans in September. Scotty, photographer from Walinger Studios, went from class to dances to capture just the right poses. Without the patience and cooperation of the faculty these pictures could not have been taken. I’d like to commend Walinger’s for their fine photography on all of the Senior portraits, and the cover. As our work progressed many people contributed and deserve thanks. This is our yearbook and it wouldn’t have been possible without the help from all of them, including you, the subscriber. Mrs. Lewis did an excellent job on the title page and division page. These drawings seemed to make our yearbook that much different. The addition of pages, color on the cover and new paper would not have been possible without the approval of Mr. Bovard. I personally would like to thank him for helping us with the many problems that could have never been solved without him. , Most of all, I would like to extend a special thanks to my staff and to Miss Carlson. I couldn t have done it without their great help, patience and cooperation. Miss Carlson and the staff deserve a lot of credit for giving up lunch hours, staying after school till 10:00 p.m., trying to answer ten questions at the same time, checking over and correcting page after page and neglecting home- work. In spite of all the frustrations and disappointments it was an adventure and an experience that will never be forgotten. I hope that you enjoy this yearbook as much as we ' ve enjoyed putting it together. I hope that we have accomplished telling the story of students at Merrillville High School in 1967-68. Editor-in-Chief