Merrillville High School - Merrillvue Yearbook (Merrillville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1974 volume:

MERRILLVUE 1974 Printed by students of Merrillville High School Opening 1 I AM ME. I take pride in the fact that I am totally different from anyone else in the world. I ' m not super special, but I ' ve learned to take what I have and work from there. 2 Opening I HAVE MY OWN values, beliefs, and ideas. I want to do what I want to do and I want to be what I want to be. 4 Opening Opening 5 6 Opening WHAT KIND OF PERSON AM I? Am I good? Am I kind? Am I honest? Am I loving? Do I have talents? Judge me on these things; but, that I am a teenager tells you so little. MHS ..... THAT ' S MY SCHOOL. Do I say it with pride? Well, sometimes. We have the new auditorium and swimming pool. I think this school is the only one in the area that comes complete with buckets in the halls for rainy days. 8 Opening DOflRST «■ i s’ie • V PH «DFhEE Opening 9 — THE INNER ATMOSPHERE of the school portrays a constant struggle. Do we demand too much freedom and complain when we receive half as much as we wanted? Is that apathy, or is it growing up? Opening 1 1 12 Opening THERE ARE THOSE WITHOUT purpose. There are those who merely want diplomas. There are those with a purpose. There is a secret to finding the purpose. I just wish someone would tell what it is, to make it easier for us to find the purpose. Opening I { I LOOK AT M Y LITTLE BROTHERS with hope. Hope that they will find and have a purpose. How important it is that they should walk this age-old path with some purpose that they can call their own. Opening 15 Opening 17 s Carol Utke Cindy Harris Activities 19 Gay and Perry reigned over UPPER LEFT: Court (L-R); Ron Joyner; Dawn Dilley; Tom Schmidt; Kris Kloth; Perry Taber, King; Gay Peters, Queen; Bob Uremovich; Mary Jo Van Handel; Chuck Dennis and Jayne Bailey. RIGHT: Former King Dan Absher crowns Perry Taber, as Queen Gay Peters, looks on. UPPER RIGHT: Gay and Perry join in the traditional dance to the Prom ' s theme of “Some Enchanted Evening . LOWER RIGHT: Subtle music cast a romantic at- mosphere for couples dancing. LOWER CENTER: A successful Grand March fol- lowed the announcement of King and Queen. 20 Prom Some Enchanted Evening Couples danced to soft music at the Junior Prom of 1972-1973, being held for the first time away from school. The prom was presented by the Class of 1974 at the Creek Orthodox Hall, break- ing the usual tradition of holding prom in the high school gymnasium. The theme, Some Enchanted Evening was cho- sen by the juniors and was carried out by deco- rations of flower-covered pillars with a water fountain surrounded by a trinkling river with gatherings of lily pads. The high point of the evening came when prom royalty gathered on the stage to await the an- nouncement of King and Queen. Last year ' s Prom King Dan Absher crowned a surprised Perry Taber and a beaming Cay Peters as King and Queen of the Junior Prom. The couple then led the Grand March around the ballroom. Slowly, the dance began to break up to head for the Post-Prom Party sponsored by the P.T.O. Most prom-goers were up until 4:30 a.m. to fin- ish the not-to-be-forgotten weekend with a cozy picnic at a state park. Prom 21 Post- Prom at Sherwood Club added to fun RIGHT: Jayne Bailey and escort Steve Reinhart steal a moment from the night ' s hectic activi- ties. BELOW: Dawn Dilley, Jerry Light, Nina Al- varez and Mark Nosich eagerly await the main course. 22 Prom Community Involvement proved a success Along with the new principal came a great deal of changes for the faculty and students of MHS. One of these changes was Community In- volvement Day. This was a day to re- place the traditional open house. ' ' On Community Involvement Day, some adults came to school for stu- dents and resembled sophomores on their first day of high school. They needed assistance with lockers and other everyday tasks. As for the fac- ulty, they conducted classes as al- ways, some even going ahead with scheduled tests. UPPER LEFT: Detailed instructions are given by Mike Luptak to Mr. Maresko. ABOVE: Although Denise Sark may have more typing experience, Mr. Raue trys equally as hard to complete the assignment with the hunt and peck method. FAR LEFT: A last glance over the schedule and it ' s off to class for these substitute students. LEFT: A common sight in Community In- volv ement Day was Mrs. Harmon helping par- ents open combination locks. Community Involvement Day 23 - A Football Memory highlighted season An excellent football season set the mood for the homecoming dance. The parade, powder puff game. Bonfire and our victory over Lake Central were all in the past, but still fresh in our minds. Free Verse, the band who entertained, put the finishing touches on the dance as couples danced the night away and the homecoming festivities drew to a dose. ABOVE: Pat Loftus and Karen Valenti, spent part of the night in search of their football as did other couples. UP- PER RIGHT: Queen lackie Smith and last year ' s Mr. Foot- ball Cory Webster wait to have their picture taken. MIDDLE RIGHT: Couples danced in the colorfully deco- rated cafeteria. LOWER RIGHT: Danny Wydro, Mark Ku- can, Lisa Marshall and Sandy Kormos rest between dances. . I H� mu « t uni ni d.m« •• TOP: While momentarily going stag, Bob Hamilton and Ken Dike share a joke. BOTTOM: Some couples preferred talking to dancing; Carol Utke, Chuck Den- nis, Kim Roblo and Don Seitzi- nger discuss afterdance activities. ' V - Juniors placed first in homecoming parade The night before the parade is always most hectic around midnight. It seems as if the float will never get done and all nerves are at the breaking point. Everyone wishes that they would have cut out a few nights at Macs and helped more on the float. As pieces of the float are scattered about the floor, getting it together on time looks hopeless. Suddenly as if by magic all of the pieces assemble themselves and as you stand looking at the finished product you feel very proud. This year it was the junior class that felt the proudest of any. Their float, “Pirates Will Get A Head , won first place, and they found that all of their hard work was worth it. TOP LEFT: Adding finishing touches fo the first place junior float is Rick Talmadge. TOP CENTER: Working diligently on the senior float is Jim Perko. ABOVE: It takes group effort to get chicken wire stuffed, as shown by Joni Hansen, Kathy Na- dolski and Cindy Zimny. BOTTOM LEFT: This sophomore float took third place in the class competition. BOTTOM CENTER: For the first time in three years, seniors were de- moted to a second place ranking with this float. Floats 27 Junior took all honors puff team shows that ie after victories over niors. BOTTOM: In a V, Mr. Nesper charges before the game while ” support Fans came in spite of weather . Powder puff practices seemed well worthwhile for the junior players as they beat the sophomores and dumped the senior girls. Excitement built for the homecoming game that was played on a chilly, but rewarding night. Jackie Smith was announced as the 1973-1974 home- coming Queen and Ken Dike received the honor of being named Mr. Football. It was the ladies ' turn as Turnabout, the annual dance where girls turn the tables and choose the boys, was held on a balmy December 1 in the school cafeteria. The Christmas mood was felt for the first time as couples danced to the theme “Starlight and Moon Shadow. It was the girl ' s turn as they searched about for dates and filled the cafeteria for a liberated evening. ABOVE: Patiently waiting in line to have pictures taken are Milt Bonich, Karla Alsop, Jim Plukas, Donna Dietrich, Karen Oleljniczak and Bill Frey. ABOVE CENTER: Brian Samay and Pam Mitsos find that soft music can lead to a few close moments. UPPER RIGHT: Taking a break for refreshments are Rick Netherton, Gale Gatlin, Rochelle Brugos and Tom Beck. CENTER RIGHT: Enjoying a moment of rest, Neil Stinson and Jen Pollack con- template the upside-down evening- What are you doing after the dance, Neil? LOWER CENTER: Lost in stargazing during a break from the rigors of the dance floor are Jim Jefferies and Lisa DeBoy. LOWER RIGHT: Rich Mann wanders across the dance floor looking for his escort , Eileen Leshk, as she tilts to the music. 30 Turnabout Tim ndfiTft Turnabout ushered in Christmas Turnabout 31 Pep sessions boosted footballers to 9-1 ABOVE: Being a little bit confused only adds to the laughter at the homecoming pep session, as Perry Taber, Jim Rosendaul and Ron )oyner try to show that MHS will Beat Lake Central . RIGHT: A 9-1 football season gave more than just the loyal fans something to cheer about. Sunshiners promoted good will TOP: Sunshine Society: (L-R), Front Row: Deb- bie Taylor, Nancy Wooldridge. Back Row: Mrs. Bovard, sponsor; Lana Tyler, Mary Fortunak, Mary )o Cox, Mary Rzytelney, Lavonne Tyler. LEFT: Nancy Wooldridge participates at a meet- ing. ABOVE: Mary Rzytelney inquires about club events. Sunshine Society 33 Human Relations exchanged students ABOVE: Human Relations; FRONT ROW: Don Kuzevich, Denise Boreimer, Mickey Bianchi, Diana Beres. ROW 2: Linda Cunningham, Rochele Roganovich, Denise Cut, Jane Lennon, Diane Cerniak. ROW 3: Kathy Doxas, Violet Cokic, Leni Dovellos, Cindy Kutsko, Violet Ja- kovijevich, Celeste Kaiser, Liz Tierman, Caro- line Turman, Mr. Walter, sponsor. RIGHT: MHS students observe the teaching at Calumet High School. TOP RIGHT: Speech Club: FRONT ROW: Cindy Kirby, Mrs. Hurt; debate sponsor, Mary Fortunak, Joann Eich, Mrs. Armstrong; Speech sponsor, Vicki Anderson. BACK ROW: Betsy Kirby, Teri Jiminez, Teri Wilson, Nola Hartwig, Mike Sabo, Mary Lipton, Donna Boh- ling, Gloria Vrazo. FAR RIGHT: Thespian mem- bers go over business before s tarting awards program. 34 Human Relations Club memberships grew Speech and Thespians 35 Sophomore ' s hold Rock Festival Mr. Gran chose Big Rock at Candy ' s Mountain as the sophomore ' s first high school play. It centered around Adam Garrison and his inexperience at trying to get rich quick. Adam tried to hold a rock festival at Candy ' s mountain, but much to his dismay it was a flop. The play was presented March 7, 8 and 9. ABOVE: Upon accepting Adam Garrison ' s pro- posal, Candy (|ill Higgason) gets carried off to her wedding. RIGHT: While waiting to get into the concert, Neville (Bill Conners) and Thelma (Teresa limenez) becoming slightly intoxicated. UPPER CENTER: Searching for a spot on which to hold the concert are Zippity (|im Bonick) and Adam Garrison (Fred Vertrees). LOWER CEN- TER: Acid (Mike Cloyd) and Zippity (|im Bon- ick) confront each other with concert details. 36 Sophomore play a i i e i t iik Ti, W V A w m TOP: CAST: Front row: Paul Eich, Nola Hartwig, Mary Kacmar, Dean Stan- zione, Martha Foster, Evey Andreatis; student director, Dave Aliff. Row 2: Sheila Delarosa, Jim Bonick, Jill Higgason, Teresa Jimenez, Bill Connors, Mary Krol, Jim Waters, Liz Radakovich, Fritz Kanusak. Row 3: Fred Ver- trees, Leslie Hoze, Pat Haymes, Neal Oliver, Roger Theis, Mark Stutrud, Chuck Sullivan, Dave Atzhorn, Dave Sullivan, Pat Schuster, Sue Sullivan, Milt Bonich. Row 4: Mr. Gran; director, Diane Lopeka, Susan Wirtz, Bill Walters, Gary McClellan, Robin Wiggand, Jerry Riffe, Larry Dieffenbach, Mike Cloyd. Row 5: Terry Elmer, Pam Mitsos, Mary Lipton, Cindy Otto, Becky Hunter, Mark Turner, Tim Schulz, Judy Bradock, Lena Lozanoski, Rich Lafever, Lisa Zagger. ABOVE: Steve Toneff, Neal Oliver, Dave Atzhorn and Mike Cloyd help get the festival off to a rocking start. Sophomore play 37 MHS Band placed Although the Band is a Music Department in school, sometimes it could also be con- sidered along with Athletics. In the fall the Band, which is composed of 92 students this year, marched during all home football games. After football season was over the band practiced for their annual Christmas Concert. When basketball season started a group of band members were selected to be in Pep Band. They played at all home basketball games and a few swim meets. At this time the band also prepared for their winter concert. The work got a little tougher when they got ready for State Band Contest. This year the MHS Band was the best band in the State. The band also took a trip to St. Louis on a nation-wide scale which proved to be a new and useful experience, educa- tionally. At the end of the band year marching was again on the agenda for pa- rades with Memorial Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day and Homecoming. This year May 11, was designated Merrill- ville Band Day, which was a first for the growing town. An all German Band took the place of the Stage Band and it ' s achievements turned out to be successful. The biggest organization backing the band was Band Boosters who sponsored the sale of calendars and the Smorgasbords. The money was used to pay off the new uni- forms. Other people also helped out with donations for the trip to St. Louis and band members worked as slaves at the Police- man ' s Ball and at the )aycee Spaghetti Dinner. FRONT ROW: Linda Cicci, Laura Dawson, Diane Atzhorn, Jodi Sydes, Nancy Wooldrige, Deb- bie Kaiser, Suzanne Wills, Carmen Laser. Row 2: Jan Neville, Joan Kaczmarek, Robin Mitsos, Pam Mitsos, Mike Welch, Roger Theis. Dave Atzhorn, Barb Pasa, Karen Thomas, Tana Vicki Hancock, Sandy Paul, Beth Curtis, Celeste Kaiser, Patty Miller, Mike Maginot, Joni Hansen, Nancy Deaton. Row 3: Amy Allendorf, Cathy Prochno, Debbie Thomas, Barb Miller, Tony Webb, Sue Bowser, Terry Procko, Paul Hlodnicki, Terry Grieshaber, Fred Hodgers, Dave Sharp, Sheila Delarosa, Jo Roberts, Don Sabemiak, Bill Philpott, Mary Anne Hostetler, Mark Roder, 38 Band first in State Lou Kopack, Sue Soberjaiski, Gale Seitzinger, Nancy Kelly, Karla Alsop, Violet Cokic, Sue Gar- rett. Row 4: Elenor Kacma, (ill Beilfuss, Lynn Shafchuk, )oy Cummins, Janet Hansen, Rick Malec, Chris Love, Randy Klevickas, David Ellich, Lorraine Dudak, Neil Oliver, Dale Nagy, Mark Alsop, Steve Thomas, John Stanton, Gregg Crowder, George Kucik, John Sprovtsoff, Mark Stutrud, Cindy Leason, Riki Freeman, Linda Hartman, Cindy Poras, Martha Foster, Lana Tyler. BACK ROW: Lee White, Terry Peschke, Steve Krawczyk, Ed Mains, Garry Detert, Jeff Brant, Kevin Burlinson, Mike Cloyd, Dave Nelson, Tom Dogan. Band 39 WOODWIND SECTION: Front Row: (L-R), Linda Cicci, Laura Dawson, Diana Atzhorn, |odi Sydes, Nancy Wooldridge, Ian Neville, loan Kaczmarek, Robin Mitsos. Back Row: Pam Mit- sos, Amy Allendorf, Cathy Prochno, Debbie Thomas, Barb Miller, Elenor Kacmar, (ill Beil- fuss, Lynn Shafchuk, |oy Cummins, lanet Hansen. HORN SECTION: Front Row: (L-R), Barb Pasa, Karen Thomas, Tana Bryant, Vicki Hancock, Sandy Paul, Mary Anne Hostetler, Mark Roder, Bill Philpott. Row 2: Steve Thomas, |ohn Stan- ton, Cregg Crowder, Dave Sharp, Sheila Dela- rosa, |o Roberts, Don Saberniak. Back Row: Jeff Brant, Kevin Burlison, Mike Cloyd. BRASS AND PERCUSSION: Front Row: (L-R), Rick Malec, Chris Love, Tony Webb, Sue Bow- ser, Terry Procko, Paul Hlodnicki, Terry Crieshaber, Fred Hodgers. Row 2: Randy Kle- vickas, David Ellich, Lorraine Dudak, Neal Oli- ver, Dale Nagy, Mark Alsop. Row 3: George Kucik, |ohn Sprovtsoff, Mark Stutrud, Paul Seitzinger, Paul Znika, Maek Simmons. Back Row: Lee White, Terry Peschke, Steve Krawc- zyk, Ed Mains, Garry Detert, Tom Dogan, Dave Nelson. WOODWIND: Front Row: (L-R), Carmen La- ser, Suzanne Wills, Debbie Kaiser, Nancy Dea- ton, )oni Hansen, Mike Maginot, Patty Miller, Celeste Kaiser. Row 2: Beth Curtis, Sue Garret, Violet Cokic, Karla Alsop, Nancy Kelly, Gale Seitzinger, Sue Soberjaiski, Lou Kopack, Lana Tyler, Martha Foster. Back Row: Cindy Leason, Linda Hartman, Roger Theis, Dave Atzhorn, Mike Welch, Cindy Porras, Cheryl Voyles, Riki Freeman. 40 Band Council regained strength Merrillville ' s active members in Student Council consisted of Nick, Cahti, Nina, Mike, Karen, Chris, Terri and Jill. They sponsored the Homecoming Dance which was a success. The council attempted to gain longer lunch hours, soap in the restrooms and they gave money to the mentally retarded. Many hours were spent by a few people to organize the school ' s first Athletic Day (Olympiad), May 18, 1974. The Olympiad kept the council alive and tried to keep things happening. Student Council was a small club, not a “government. TOP LEFT: Student Council Officers for 1973- 1974: (L-R), Michelle Hamang, Cathi Haber- korn, Mike Vale and Nick Psimos. FAR LEFT: Mike Vale; Vice-President. LEFT: Cathi Haber- korn; Treasurer. ABOVE: Nick Psimos; President. Student Council 41 ABOVE: Regina Hurst and Sue Maicher demonstrate the art of exotic danc- ing. TOP RIGHT: Dave Neal expresses his thought through his own ballads. CENTER RIGHT: The Old Folks Mike Reinhart and Sherri Keehn do a take-off from the Carol Burnett Show. RIGHT: Buffy Ditter sings a song from the opera Madame Butterfly . 42 Off-Broadway Review Hard workers received awards TOP LEFT: Neil Oliver receives one of his many awards. TOP: The Merrillville Federated Junior Women ' s Scholarship is received by Sherri Keehn. ABOVE: Mr. Clark presents Cindy Ke- burz with the Reader ' s Digest Award. LEFT: Liz Danko and Mary Anne Hostetler are co-w ' in- ners of the Student Action For Education Award. Awards Day 43 Prom theme was Camelot Camelot” was chosen for the theme of the 1974 junior— senior Prom held on May 4, 1974. For the second straight year, the annual dance was at the Creek Hall and the music was provided by the Crystal Tones. Post- Prom was once again at the Scherwood Club. Dave Neal and Sharon Flanagan received the honors of being crowned king and queen. ABOVE: Cindy Harris and Jim Hartill find that slow dancing can be romantic. UPPER RIGHT: A few minor adjustments are made on Mike Prochno ' s cuff by Kim Randhan. CENTER RIGHT: Mickie Korac offers Neil Nommensen her hand as they join in a dance. RIGHT: Rick Anderson, Cheryl Duck, Kim Sefton and Cliff Wells view the decorations before entering the ballroom. 44 Prom TOP: 1973-1974 Prom Court: |ohn Marovich; Diane Atzhorn; Chris Rein- hart; Darlene Cieslak; Dave Neal, king; Sharon Flanagan, queen; Sue Nims, Mike Prochno; Bernadette Shooter and Steve Thomas. LEFT: Dave Neal and Sharon Flanagan pose outside the hall after being named king and queen. ABOVE: Reading over the agenda for the evening are Tom Schmidt and Leslie Wagner. Prom 45 Seniors said farewell at breakfast As one of their last official duties, se- niors gathered for senior breakfast on May 31. The semi-formal affair lasted but an hour, as the seniors were en- tertained by Dave Neal and awards were handed out to those who did not receive theirs on awards day. Cof- fee, milk and doughnuts made up the meal. After the traditional instructions con- cerning commencement, a mighty cheer led the way for the seniors to depart the building. After much horn blowing, some shouting, and many smiles, the seniors were gone, to re- turn only for Baccalaureate and Grad- uation exercises. Senior Breakfast Senior breakfast 47 FAR UPPER LEFT: Dave Neal sings for his breakfast as part of the activities during senior breakfast. FAR LEFT: Eyeing the goodies fur- nished by student council, are (left to right) Randy Massow, Roger Theis, Wayne Kingery, John jackson and Chris Reinhart. TOP CENTER: After eating, came plans for commencement. Carl Springman (left), Randy Massow, Jeff Scheub, and Rick Wise study the instructions. ABOVE: Mr. Clark listens while Mrs. Spurr gives the instructions for commencement. LEFT: Dressed for the occasion, these seniors are con- templating their future, thinking ahead to grad- uation, or just trying to wake up as senior breakfast draws to a close. Go Navy! The Lifeboats a rock band from Great Lakes Na- val Base, performed at MHS in two sessions. Despite a broken leg and drums, they were well received. 48 Convocations Speakers helped to break monotony A guest speaker doesn ' t happen by MHS too often. Through the efforts of Mr. Nabhan and several other social studies teachers, we were able to have Mr. Floyd Fithian talk to history and government classes for a day. Mr. Fithian is a history professor at Purdue University. He is also very interested in politics and is- sues facing our government today. The fact that he has run for U.S. Congressman and will do so in No- vember again, shows his concern for better government. His talk centered on the three branches of govern- ment, their rolls historically as well as in present day and their ability to work together. There was also a question and answer period in which students asked a variety of questions. Another subject presented to MHS students through a special speaker was This Atomic World . UPPER LEFT: Karen Chismudy has a hair- raising experience as she learns one of fhe marvels of static electricity. UPPER RIGHT: Merrillville students learn of wonders surround- ing This Atomic World . MIDDLE LEFT: Floyd Fithian gives a formal address to government classes on the eve of announcing his candidacy for U.S. Representative from the second District of Indiana. LEFT: Fithian answers questions about everything from how to run a campaign to Watergate after his address. Convocations 49 Vocal groups gave varied performances ABOVE: 1973-1974 Vocalteens: (L-R): Mike Vale, June Sauer, Mich- ele Hamang, |im Waters, Sam Garcia, Shea Smith, John Jackson, Jill Edwards, Bu«y Ditter, Dave Neal, Nitsa Korakakis, Gretchen Bos- well, Jayne Bailey, Rick Talmadge, Mike Reinhart, Sue Chelovich, Cathi Haberkorn, Jack Oros, Nick Psimos, Tom Jones, Rick Bella and Mickey Peters. RIGHT: 1973-1974 Concert Choir: Row 1: Nick Psimos, Mike Reinhart, Glen Suss, Dave Neal, Andy Benko, Jamie Sulich, Larry Dieffenbach, Dave Dolotowski, Ted Anastopolis, Mark Baumgardner, Sam Garcia, Dave Schaetzel, John Jackson. Row 2: Cheryl Costakis, Cindy Elser, Sherri Mikolics, Sabrina Parks, Michele Hamang, Debbie Burke, Sue Melcic, Laura Harman, Wendy Swan- son, Melody Brooks, Peggy Whiteley, Bonnie Cloyd, Fred Bercaw. Row 3: Christine Griggs, Nitsa Korakaskis, Kathy Standish, Mary Anne Pipta, Gale Gatlin, Bernadette Shooter, Mary Jo VanHandel, Cindy Poti, Lenee Wolff, Jen Pollack, Rochelle Brugos, Ann Bartos, Jill Edwards. Row 4: Gloria Vrazo, Buffy Differ, Lori Evion, Mickey Peters, Debbie Taylor, Sue Chelovich, Karen Storey, Terri Long, Paula Kemperle, Patty Shultz, Jane Fileff, Lisa Rodeigues, JoAnn Mi- lanovich. Row 5: Nancy Whiteley, Tina Cuprinski, Cathi Haberkorn, Karen Chismudy, Kathy Williamson, Mary Ann Dovellos, Julie Ham- ang, Darlene Cieslak, Tracy Brownfield, Gretchen Boswell, Paula Chappas, Cindy Christoff, Diane Gough. Row 6: Lisa Rodriquez, Amy Bly, Faye Govert, Paul Eich, Dave Oppman. Row 7: Jim Waters, Brant Bargefeldt, Pat Lewis, Fred Vertrees, Rick Talmadge, Rick Bella, Jack Oros, Joe Christy, Mike Vale, Jim Julivich, Paul Haussman, Curt Froeman. UPPER RIGHT: Row 1: Jackie Aquino, Pam Neal, Kat- rina Andreatos, Candy Haberkorn, Laurel Harper, Laurie Broschart, Kelly Eaton, Sue Branson, Stephanie Doyle, Sharon Lousheff, Sandy Thorsteinson, Julie Dudak. Row 2: Tammy Tamasi, Cathy Polaski, Chris Shooter, Ava Andreatos, Peggy Allen, Debra Andreatos, Jenny Locke, Ellen Vossos, Kim Dobis, Marsha Staniger, Cathy Sikora, Jenny Broadaway, Diane Klahn. Row 3: Kerry Patz, Robin Wiggand, Lori Rudolph, Sherri Tipton, Carol Burke, Joyce Evans, Karen Go- mez, Roberta Toby, Renee Ordway, Debbie Zirkel, Cheryl Under- wood. Row 4: Rhonda Burris, Leslie Hoze, Denise Krayniak, Kathy Keough, Sheree Sarko, Cathy Klepack, Connie Soder, Kim Flauding, Kim Fox, Pat Tomlin, Kathy Gomez. Pianist: Robin Kemp. ' .•■Is S m , .- ' 1 A |Sn | £l 50 Vocal groups Murders everywhere with Murders and strange happenings presented an air of mystery with the junior ' s production of Any Number Can Die. Mrs. Schmidt was the di- rector with Terri Long as student director. ABOVE: Chuck (|ohn Jackson) tells Judy (Cindy Poti) that the murders were committed here. ABOVE RIGHT: As Sally (Mickey Peters) plays the eighth note higher, a panel drops contain- ing money. ABOVE MIDDLE: Cast-Row 1: Cindy Elser, John Vassil, Terri Long, Mrs. Schmidt, Pam Bartley; Row 2: Mike Jank, John Stanton, Steve Askren, Gloria Vrazo, John Jack- son, Cindy Poti, Dave Neal, and Dave Oppman. ABOVE EAR RIGHT: Lee Restover ' s (Mike Jank) whereabouts is discovered by T. J. (John Stan- ton). RIGHT: He ' s been stabbed, cries Hanni- bal (John Vassil) to Agatha (Pam Bartley). MIDDLE RIGHT: This house seems to be alive with eyes peering at me, says Sally (Mickey Peters) to Jack (Dave Oppman). FAR RIGHT: All kinds of strange events took place in Any Number Can Die . 52 Junior play Any Number Can Die M A S H— Senior ' s last MHS production A story of the young doctors who worked in “Mobile Army Surgical Hospitals during the Korean War set the stage for the senior ' s last play production. M A S H was presented January 31 and February 1 and 2. Karen Culp was student director and Mr. Morrow directed M A S H as his final production. UPPER LEFT: I ' m not the great white hunter, do you have anything you want to trade in? states Captain Hawkeye Pierce. UPPER CENTER: Cast Row 1: Karla Alsop, Peggy Veach, Mike Maginot, |amie Sulich, Debbie Smith, Liz Danko. Row 2: left Vagnone, Lisa Catlow, Jill Edwards, Shirley Schultz, Lori Black, Cretchen Boswell, Pat Lewis. Row 3: Paul Seitzinger, Mike Vale, Lisa Dixon, Dale Askren, Tina Cuprinski, John Jackson, Dave Dola- towski, Nick Psimos, Sherri Keehn, John Stanton, Mike Reinhart. Row 4: Steve Askren, Beth Curtis, Karen Culp, Mark Baumgardner, Mark Altomere, Mr. Morrow, John Vassil, and Chris VanDenburgh. ABOVE: Captain Trapper John McIntyre proposes a kiss from Hot Lips. LOWER LEFT: I wait all week for this call and it has to come while I ' m in the shower. LOWER CENTER: Mitzi and Fritzi dance to Give My Regards to Broadway. LOWER RIGHT: Klinger teases Captain Frank Burns about buying stockings. 54 Senior Play CAST OF M A S H General Hammond Steven Askren Private Boone Paul Seitzinger Lt. Colonel Henry Blake Mike Vale Captain Walt Waldowski Mark Altomere Corporal Radar Reilly Mike Maginot Captain Duke Forest left Vagnone Captain John (Ugly) Black John Jackson Klinger John Stanton Lt. Louise Kimble Jill Edwards Captain Frank Burns Chris VanDenburgh Sergeant Devine Pat Lewis Father Mulcahy Dale Askren Lt. Janice Fury Lisa Catlow Captain Bridget McCarthy Debbie Smith Captain Hawkeye Pierce Nick Psimos Captain Trapper John McIntyre Mike Reinhart Ho-Jon John Vassil Korean Woman Liz Danko Korean Man Jamie Sulich Major Margaret Houlihan (Hot Lips) Gretchen Boswell Lt. Nancy Phillips Shirley Schultz Congresswoman Goldfarb Peggy Veach Dean Mercy Lodge Tina Cuprinski Miss Randazzle Lisa Dixon Mitzi Beth Curtis Fritzi Sherri Keehn Lt. Connie Liebowitz Karla Alsop Spearchucker Jones Dave Dolatowski Major Ruth Haskell Lori Black The entire world is 60 Sports Conference Champs compiled 9-1 record UPPER LEFT: Senior quarterback Kevin Magurean scrambles out of the pocket while still looking down field for a possible receiver. EAR LEFT: Andy Kyres (84) sits on Mark Sperry ' s leg while he does backbends to limber up before a game. LEFT: Mer- rillville ' s defensive line awaits the Calumet offen- sive team ' s snap. ABOVE: Tom Schmidt goes high to snare a pass in the Pirates ' most effective aerial game against Calumet. Varsity Football 63 Dike, Hackett, Thursby, ABOVE: 1973 Merrillville Varsity Football Team: Bottom row: Tom Schmidt, Mike Prochno, Don St. Germain, Randy Mellinger, Jim Hansen, Don Seitzi- nger, Larry Stevens, John Noel, Ron Joyner, Ted Hansen. Row 2: Asst. Coach Molchan, Asst. Coach Patz, Bob Taseff, Mark Sperry, Dave Smelko, Nick Psimos, Bill Tharp, Perry Taber, Chuck Brumley, Mark Rhoder, Bob Crouch, Head Coach Demaree, Asst. Coach Armontrout. Row 3: Don Wardell, Jim Rosendaul, Dave Schultz, Dave Fossey, Terry Hackett, Mark Coleman, Jeff Vagnone, Ken Koves, Ray Keilman. Row 4: Ken Dike, Jim Mann, Ed Stevens, Neil Nommensen, Nick Dementrakis, Mark Demmon, Bob Heckman, Andy Georgelis, Gregg Washburn. Row 5: John Pike, Randy Moore, Mike Welch, Dan Pullin, Mark Stutrud, Bill Veach, Brian Rendina, Vince French. Row 6: Mitch Jones, Bob Uremovich, Paul Seitzinger, Mark Nosich, Jerry Kuzma, Tim Thursby, Mike Luptak, Kevin Magurean, Mgr. Gary Stobaugh. Row 7: Paul Hlodicki, Dean Gill, Mgr. Danny Stobaugh, Mark Peek. 64 Varsity Football Uremovich made AII-LSC LOWER LEFT: Bob Uremovich, All-Conference Halfback, plows his way through the Calumet Defensive line. UPPER LEFT: Assistant Coach Molchan watches the plays and reacts to each, indicating that on this play, he was pleased. LEFT: Senior Nick Psimos receives a pass for a good gain. BELOW: Defensive players Dave Fossey and Mark Sperry prevent a Calumet player from gaining yardage. Football 65 JV ' s gained experience RIGHT: |V coach |im Kaiser shouts encouragement and instructions to his team on the field. BELOW: )ohn Mack tries to shake a Highland de- fensive player as he skirts the end for a sizeable gain. .. ■ TOP: Merrillville ' s offensive unit squares off against a defensive team from Chesterton. ABOVE: 1973 lunior Varsit Football Team: Bottom row (loll to right): Allen Satanik, Mark Peek, Carl Lumberkowski, Dave Rastowski. Phil Manilavic, row 2: Mike Bookas, Doug Seber, |ohn Snelgrove, Paul Godocik, Kevin Spurlock, Dan Ku ma, Mike Sears, Ed Krulz, Paul Wick- berg, Louie Traina, Greg Bell, Kevin McClure, lop row: |im Kerulis. Mike Equihua, Gary Micholics, left Bianchi. Rick Brumley, Tom Vandenburg, Brent Wrobleski, Mike Ruesak, Kurt Martin, Kevin McDonald, Jeff Willing- ham, Marty Lipkey, |im Rabic, Rich Polling, Lee White, Sieve Nelson. LEFT: Brent Wroblewski comes out on the good end of this forward pass as Rick Brumley rushes to help with the blocking chores. lunior Varsity Football 67 As a new coach at Merrillville, Larry Liddle met his goal for a successful season, as he led the Pirates to the Lake Surburban Conference championship. Coach Liddle used his experienced talent as the start- ing team consisted of five senior lettermen. Under- class netmen got plenty of experience as Liddle used the subs freely while the Pirates ran up a 14-6 regular season record. 68 Varsity Basketball New Pirate Cage Coach guided team to LSC Championship FAR LEFT: Surrounded by Chesterton defensive players, Senior Dave Sullivan scores on a lay-up. UPPER LEFT: De- spite an Andrean player bothering him, Dave Atzhorn fires a shot from the side. ABOVE: Dave Atzhorn displays a defensive ability as he harasses his Andrean counterpart. RIGHT: Against the Chesterton Trojans, Senior Pirates Pat Schuster (33) and Tom Schmidt grab for a rebound while teammate Dan Sullivan rushes up behind to give assis- tance. LEFT: 1974 Lake Surburban Conference Champs (left to right): Head Coach Larry Liddle, Dan Sullivan, Tom Schmidt, Tim Harker, Cary Carrabine, Don St. Germain, Dave Sullivan, Tim Rastovski, Dave Atzhorn, Randy Petitt and Pat Schuster. Varsity Basketball 69 r K Ltrl: | ria ers non mmivciin cinu dim ru-mn uur bound the Chesterton reserves. ABOVE LEFT : Varsity and Reserve Cheerleaders perform routines to the musu ot the Pep Band during half-time of the varsity game. ABOVE: Reserve player Bill French runs past Cary Roose- velt defensive players for a perfect lay-up shot. LEFT: ( ary Carrabine attempts a shot from outside despite defensive action by Chesterton players. ABOVE RIGHT: Senior Oan Sullivan adds two points to Merrillville ' s score to force a victory over the Panthers of Griffith. Basketball 71 JV ' s gained technique FAR UPPER LEFT: Reserve cheerleaders pro- mote spirit during a time out. FAR LOWER LEFT: Mark Blane speeds unbothered to the basket for an easy lay-up. CENTER LEFT: Dale Weisman avoids the defensive plays of a Roosevelt player. BELOW CENTER: Bob So- lavais be gins the game by winning the opening tip. BELOW: 1973-74 Merrillville Junior Varsity Basketball Team: Front row: Dan Kuzma, Chris Reinhart, Terry Cuzik, Kevin McDonald, Marty Lipke, Mark Blane. Back row: Coach Jim Ver- million, Steve Blim, Dave Rastovski, Bob So- lavais, Tom Vanderburg, Bill French, Jeff Bi- anchi, Dale Weisman, Steve Mitchel. JV Basketball 73 Netters compiled 3-8 record BELOW: junior C hris Reinhart returns his opponent ' s shot with his powerful forehand. RICHE: Rand Dian awaits the ball as he prepares to hit a two-handed backhand. FAR RIGHT: I‘I7E Pirate Tennis Team (left to right): Bill Primos. Bob Bernal, Teci Zoumis, Micki korac. Coach Tom C ameron BOTTOM MIDDLE: Micki Korac follows through after re- luming a forehand shot. FAR BOTTOM RIGHT: |ohn Petro shows good backhand form to get this shot across the net. . Tennis 7S Harriers ran for new coach ABOVE: Cross Country team members put in some of their many miles of train- ing on the practice football field. RIGHT: 1973 Pirate Cross Country Team: Bottom row: (left to right): Jim Bishop, Mark Crowder, Mark Gulab, )ohn Vician, Top row: Joe Danyi, Kevin Perryman, Mike Vowell, Dale Weisman, Coach Larry Liddle. PAGE 77: Senior members of the cross country team (clockwise from up- per left) Jim Bishop, Mike Vowell, John Vician, Joe Danyi, Kevin Perryman. 76 Cross Country Cross Country 77 Swimmers won ABOVE: Carl Springman vaults from the block in his leg of the 400 yd. freestyle relax. ABOVE RIGHT: And we do . . .as they swam to a 9-5 record and a Sectio- nal Championship the first time in the Merrillville ' s his- tory. FAR UPPER RIGHT: |o|o Bellendorf holds the false start rope at the start of the rare EAR RIGHT: Randy Massow leaps from the block to begin his but- terfly event. RIGHT: |oey Gifford informs a swimmer in the water of the lap he has just completed. 78 swimming WE first sectional In his third year as coach of the Pirate swimming team, Lee McCloud led his charges to a 9-5 record and the first swimming Sectional cham- pionship in the school ' s his- tory. Co-captains Randy Mas- sow, Greg Nicholls and Neil Stinson led the Pirates to their most rewarding season ever as they placed ten swimmers in the state championship meet. Tom Davidson and Neil Stin- son finished the year ranked first and second in the state in breastroke. They were also ranked one and two nation- ally by Swimming World magazine. Swimming 79 JV Swimmers learned tank ABOVE: 1974 junior Varsity Swimming Team: Row 1: (L-R) Larry Hall, Jeff lurazevich. Butch Haviza, Larry Deiffenbach, Mike Brankle. Row 2: Mike Equihua, Mladen Culig, Kevin Spurlock, Ed Cilham, Steve Wiles. Row 3: Joe Christy, Cary Danyi, Vince Harbison, Max Austegen, Randy Hosier, John Pap- pas, Tom Combs, Coach McCloud. 80 JV Swimming techniques, gained experience FAR LOWER LEFT: Kevin Thomas demonstrates his butterfly stroke in this 100 yd. event. LOWER CENTER LEFT: Sophomore Pat FHassett finishes his event-the 500 yd. freestyle. LEFT: jerry Sharp finished a 100 yd. breaststroke event. BE- LOW: Swimming fans (left to right): Gerry Os- trosovich, jill Higgenson, Jen Pollack, Cheryl Hansen, jeane Papp, Anne Marie Nahod, Cindy Kirksey, Lisa Summers and Barb Hoffman root the swimming Pirates to a victory. UPPER LEFT: )im Trocha catapults himself into the water to begin his backstroke event. LEFT: Joey Gifford demonstrates the but- terfly form that earned him the school record in the 100 yd. event. TOP: Neil Stin- son outdistances Bill Knutson of Munster in the 200 yd. medley relay. ABOVE: 1974 Pi- rate Varsity Swimming Team: Row 1: Tom Barnack, Mike Feryo, Greg Washburn, Wally Piechoki. Row 2: Neil Stinson, Jerry Bardeson, Richard Funkey, Kevin Heylin, Jerry Sharp, Roger Theis. Row 3: Jim Trocha, Tom Davidson, Jim Hoffman, Tom Beck, Pete Davidson, Tim Wooley. Row 4: Carl Springman, Paul Mandich, George Rudov- ich, Scott Corder, Tom Nowesnick, Head Coach Lee McCloud. Row 5: Dave Guzorek, Curt Froeman, Joe Gifford, Randy Massow, Kurt Martin, Greg Nicholls, Bob McFarland, Assistant Coach John Maylath. UPPER RIGHT: Tom Nowesnick looks ahead as the gun sounds starting the 500 yd. freestyle event. RIGHT: Coach McCloud readies his team for an after-victory cheer after their win over South Bend Clay. 82 Varsity Swimming Varsity Swimming 83 86 Varsity Wrestling Wrestlers sent one to FAR UPPER LEFT: junior Bill McCormick drives his opponent back as he tries for a pin. UPPER MIDDLE: Mark Gray seems to have the situation well in hand as he attempts to roll over his foe in this 98 pound class match. LOWER LEFT: Dave Fargo appears to be gaining the advantage as he works over an opponent. LEFT: Awaiting the referee ' s signal, sophomore Pat Turner is ready to keep his oppo- nent at a disadvantage by staying on top. ABOVE: Regional and State champion Ken Dike has his hand lifted in victory for the 23rd time without a defeat. Varsity Wrestling 87 JV Grapplers ••• : - RIGHT: Sophomore Brian Shaw tries to get his Gavit opponent on his back. FAR UPPER RIGHT: Strain is shown on the face of soph- omore Gary Susanna as he pushes for a pin RIGHT: Sophomore George Pheanis looks de- termined to follow ' through with a pin FAR RIGHT: 1974 Pirate (V Wrestling Te am: Bottom row: Gary Susanna, Randy Standish, Erl Stevens, Brent Stewart, Brian Shaw, Jeff Millinger. Top row: George Pheanis, Randy Mellinger, Terry Nichols, Gary Maike, Mike Goronavich. 88 JV Wrestling Girls played basketball for fun ABOVE: 1974 Girls Basketball Team: Front row (left to right): Many Ann Hostetler, Dee Vatter- rodt, lean Baltz, Diane Atzhorn. Row 2: Coach Megganhoffen, Debbie Taylor, Robin Mitsos, Teri Wilson, Georgine Schmidt, Cheryl Guzik, Judy Semplinski. RIGHT: Mary Ann Hostetler practices her defensive game as she tries to block the shot of Dee Vatterrodt. UPPER CEN- TER: Cheryl Guzik lofts a jump shot over the outstretched hands of Mary Ann Hostetler. LOWER CENTER: Diane Atzhorn looks toward the basket for a shot while Mary Ann Hostetler and Debbie Taylor try to make her commit and error. FAR RIGHT: Diane Atzhorn stretches out to put the ball in the hoop while Robin Mitsos rushes in to stop her. 90 Girls Basketball helped perfect gymnasts ' sty e ABOVE: 1974 Girls Gymnastics Team: Front row (left to right): Paula Weger, Simone Seberniak, Molly McCall, Beth Dujmovich, Coach Diane Hulpa, Heidi Hendrichs, Laura Rudolph, Kim Johnston, Jody Sikora. Row 2: Paula Titak, Leslie Wagner, Sherry Tipton, Donna Bohling, Barb Pasa, Julie Carr, Jackie Smith, Tula Kostantios, Leslie Mack, Kathy Solich. Row 3: Chelle Hu- man, Lisa Marshall, Lori Adams, Laura Marov- ich, Brenda Storey, Debbie Hendrichs, Eileen Leshk, Kris Sharp, Dama Hendrichs, Janet Machia, Candy Haberkorn. UPPER CENTER: Ju- nior Debbie Hendrichs demonstrates her style in the Floor Exercise. FAR RIGHT: Eileen Leshk poses on the balance beam. LOWER CENTER: Dismounting from the uneven bars is Jody Si- kora. RIGHT: Team members practice their various skills in the girls gym. 92 Gymnas itics Cheerleaders led MHS spirit ABOVE: Renee Jenkins. FAR ABOVE: MHS Varsity Cheerleaders (front to back): Cathi Haberkorn, Eileen Leshk, Debbie Hendrichs, Jackie Smith, Renee Jenkins, Kris Kloth. RIGHT: Cathi Haberkorn. RIGHT PAGE (95) clockwise from upper left: Kris Kloth, Jackie Smith, Debbie Hendrichs, Ei- leen Leshk. 94 Varsity cheerleaders Varsity cheerleaders 95 JV cheerleaders boosted JV team spirit RIGHT: |V cheerleaders demon- strate a pyramid. From top. Candy Haberkorn, Lisa Marshall, Gail Gatlin, Wendy Swanson, lane Fi- leff. BELOW: At a JV basketball game, Lisa, Wendy, Gail, Candy and Jane try to promote a little noise. Cheerleaders displayed talent for boosting school spirit LEFT: J.V. cheerleader Candy Haberkorn leads a chant at one of the ).V. basketball games. BELOW: After leading a cheer, cheerleaders Jane, Wendy, Gale, Candy and Lisa begin to run from the floor. ABOVE: Bill Veach (left) keeps score as Cary Rogers intently watches the action on the field. TOP: Greg Rister eyes a fat pitch from Kevin Magurean. RIGHT: Terry Hackett warms up in the on-deck circle while waiting to bat. 98 Baseball Baseballers capitalized on good spring, improved season record ABOVE: 1974 Pirate varsity baseball team (left to right): Front row: Richard Perry, manager; Coach Metcalf; Bill Veach, manager; Coach Vermillion; Danny Stobaugh, manager. Row 2: |ohn Wardell, John Petro, Greg Rister, Scott Ward, Tom Haberkorn, Barry Jurewicz, Paul Krulus. Row 3: Mark Blane, Dave Atzhorn, Jerry Kuzma, Jerry Light, Gary Rogers. Row 4: Don St. Germain, Kevin Magurean, Terry Hacked, Dale Wiseman, John Janovick. Baseball 99 TOP: Greg Risler gets in position to snatch a ground ball. ABOVE: Barry lurewicz fires a ball back into the infield from his position in the outfield. ABOVE RIGHT: Dave At- zhorn takes a practice swing before going to the plate. RIGHT: Don St. Germain hits a pop-up against Griffith. TOP FAR RIGHT: The umpires and coaches talk before the start of the Griffith game. FAR RIGHT: 1974 Girls track team: Front row (left to right): Lynn Poss, Chris Souronis, )udy Semplinski, Donna Bohling, Pam Neal, Peggy Allen, Mary Newlin. Row 2: Mary Ellen Gavin, Cindy Keen, Patty Joyce, )ane Lennon, )udy Lipski, Mary Bohling, Joann Lip- ski, Mary Rzetlany, Barb Miller, Sheila De la Rosa. Row 3: Andrea Renehan, Sharon Tourni, Kathy Kolodzie, Carrie Kroll, Diane Atzhorn, Dee Votterodt, Jean Baltz, Coach Hulpa. 100 Baseball m Girl tracksters ran successful season Girl ' s track 101 Cindermen placed one in state meet y sW IMPS ' LL ABOVE: Kevin Perryman hands the ba- ton to the next runner in a relay race. ABOVE CENTER: Pete Dakich winds to throw the discus. RIGHT: )oe Dayni, Bob Hamilton, Jay Wilkens, and Milt Bonich formed the 1974 mile relay team. TOP FAR RIGHT: 1974 Pirate track team: Front row (left to right): Jay Wilkens, Tim Whetzel, Bill Metcalf, Ken Nahod, Mike Bookas, Alan Satanek, Greg Crowder, John Vician, Duane Zona. Row 2: Coach Wagner, Milt Bonich, Bill Maresko, Dan Pullins, Pete Dakich, Bob Taseff, Chester Trocha, Armano Vargas, Mike Prochno, Bob Hamilton, Coach Armontrout. Row 3: Pat Shuster, Dave Rastoski, Tim Har- ker. Butch Georgilis, Tim Rastoski, Joe Danyi, Kevin Perryman, Mike Vowell, Randy Mellinger, David Watts. CENTER RIGHT: Kevin Perryman jogs along as Mike Vowell streaks past. FAR RIGHT: Butch Georgilis prepares to put the shot. 102 Track tv Golfers improved season record ABOVE: Jim Perko lines up a precarious putt. RIGHT: Ken Carter begins the follow-through on his wedge shot. TOP: 1974 Pirate golf team (left to right): Chuck Hevezi, Mark McCall, Ken Carter, Brent Stewart, Rick Mehalic, Jim Perko, Coach Hutchinson, Greg St. Germain. 104 Golf Girls gained experience, mastered styles ABOVE: 1974 girl ' s swimming team: Front row (left to right): |aci Mecznarick, Teri )o Long, Jane Lennon, Kim Milles, Patty Massow, Pam Mitsos, Sue Cone, Judy Lipske. Row 2: Coach Ross, Cindy Brown, Sue Branson, Karen Belli- fiore, Renee Jenkins, Lisa Summers, Robin Kemp, Connie Soder. LEFT: Girl ' s swim team di- vers (left to right): Cindy Brown, Sue Branson, Jaci Mecznarick. Girl ' s Swimming 105 1973-74 MHS Varsity Sports Scoreboard Football Cross-Country Tennis MHS OPPONENT MHS OPPONENT MHS OPPONENT 6 0 Hobart Third Noll-Hobart 2 3 Crown Point 29 13 lew Wallace 39 21 Chesterton 0 5 Munster 48 0 lowed Third Conference Quad. 2 3 Andrean 13 7 Munster 37 26 Hammond Clark 4 T River Forest 0 14 Portage Second Conference Quad. 3 2 Morton 39 7 Griffith fifteenth New Prairee Invt. 1 4 Highland 22 8 lake Central 47 IS Portage 3 2 lake Central 7 0 Highland Third Conference Quad. 0 S Valporaiso 27 14 Crown Point 39 24 Munster 0 5 Chesterton 42 0 Calumet Third 23 Sixth Sixteenth Eleventh 42 Valparaiso Invt Wirt Conference Hobart Invt Sectional 2 3 Wirt Wrestling Swimming Basketball MHS OPPONENT MHS OPPONENT MHS OPPONENT 16 42 Chesterton 107 65 Griffith 63 53 Hammond Tech 18 33 Crown Point 89 48 lowcll 63 83 Hammond High 38 14 Griffith 132 40 M.C. Elston 38 61 Bishop Noll 21 34 lake Central 130 42 Lew Wallace 58 60 Chesterton 16 38 Hammond Gavit 104 68 Highland 80 65 Andrean 12 33 Hobart 119 53 Chesterton 60 78 M.C. Rogers 39 13 lowed 126 45 Rensselaer Central 57 46 Munster 22 40 Portage 118 54 Munster 73 71 Calumet 12 42 Highland 111 61 S.B. Jackson 70 68 Gary Roosevelt 31 2S East Gary 76 % Bishop Noll 66 71 Lew Wallace 26 33 Calumet 61 22 Valparaiso HOLIDAY TOURNEY 24 35 Munster 37 46 Warren Central 69 55 lake Central 41 42 S.B. Clay 75 47 Calumet 70 102 Lafayette Jeff 70 63 Hobart 55 53 E.C. Roosevelt 71 52 Highland 79 65 lake Central 74 51 Lowell 54 51 Crown Point 63 57 Griffith 48 51 Portage SECTIONAL 61 63 Calumet Track Golf Baseball MHS OPPONENT MHS OPPONENT MHS OPPONENT 33 76 Munster 178 203 Hammond Tech-Clark 0 2 E.C. Roosevelt First (lie) Munster Relays 164 167 Valparaiso 0 3 E.C. Roosevelt Third Conference indoor 164 182 Hammond High 5 6 Hobart 56 67 Andrean 167 208 Hammond Morion 22 1 Valparaiso 62.5 57.5. 39 Munster, Calumet 160 167 M.C. Rogers 5 0 Andrean 49 85. 25 Highland, Crown Point 173 175 Highland 11 4 Andrean Seventh Andrean Relays 163 190 Calumet 2 3 lake Central 77.5 55.26.5 Griffith, Lowell 170 169 Crown Point 4 10 Portage 76 51 lake Central 166 162 Munster 9 4 Griffith Fourth Highland Relays First Rensselaer Invt. 6 5 Highland First Hobart Little Five 167 163 lake Central 2 3 Calumet Third Chesterton Relays 162 183 Griffith 6 1 Lowell Fourth Delphi Relays 168 184 Griffith 5 6 lake Central First Rensselaer Relay s 164 157 Highland 3 4 Munster Second Griffith Relays Twelfth La Porte Invt. 2 3 Crown Point Second (tie) Conference 166 190 Calumet 10 3 Highland Seventh Sectional 167 166 Crown Point 8 9 Gary West Sixth Hammond Clark Relays 161 153 Munster 12 3 M.C. Rogers Seventeenth (tie) Regional Eighth Lake Hills Invt. 3 2 Griffith Fifth Lafayette Jeff Invt. II 7 Hanover Central 156 161 Lake Central 5 0 Gary Wirt 157 181 Lowell 10 8 Gary Roosevelt 171 157 Valparaiso 3 2 Calumet 1973-74 MHS Girls Sports Scoreboard Gymnastics Swimming Volleyball MHS OPPONENT MHS OPPONENT MHS OPPONENT 177.50 135.50 East Gary 50 72 Elkart Central 2 15 199.35 134.10 Gary Wirt 44 78 Munster 7 15 Munster 166,15 165.40 Chesterton 53 68 Chesterton 6 15 166.15 135.55 Valparaiso 55 65 Chesterton 10 15 Hammond Gavit 220.90 192.50 Highland 40 80 Valparaiso 5 15 187.00 159.10 S.B. Adams 45 75 Lowell 12 15 Lew Wallace 135.00 53.00 Crown Point 36 86 Valparaiso 4 15 219.35 77.70 Hobart 34 88 Lowell 12 15 River Forest 224.85 190.77 Chesterton 69 52 Portage 15 5 223.66 250.72 Portage 9 15 227.30 158.50 Lowell 11 15 Andrean 240.85 248.90 Munster 14 11 6 15 1 15 Hobart 8 15 15 12 8 15 Crown PointACADEMICS Ji ll Springer Sue Long Academics 109 Senior ' s MHS experience told by speakers The Class of 1974 ended its MHS years under the threatening skies of a northern Indiana evening, but the rain held off so that the class of over 500 could receive their diplomas. Speakers Mike Vale, Cindy Kiburz, and Martin Neuliep recapped this class ' s years in high school and wished all the members well. For some members of the class of 1974, school was out forever. For some, school had just begun to get inter- esting. In either case, it appeared that the clouds of that evening, holding off their rain until the seniors were safely on their way, was a good omen, a sort of good luck wish from mother nature. For the Class of 1974 it is now history, and it is up to the members of that class to go ahead and rewrite more of the history they made by graduating from Merrillville High School. ABOVE RIGHT: Dr. Kaupke congratulates Nina Alverez on her graduation as Mr. Stone looks on. RIGHT: )an Bozich and Barb Brzoska get everything ready to march in. UPPER CENTER RIGHT: Mike Vale makes his parting remarks to his graduating class. FAR UPPER RIGHT: Martin Neuliep addresses those gathered for the Com- mencement ceremonies of the class of 1974. LOWER CENTER RIGHT: Cindy Kiburz gazes through the palm fronds into the future as she speaks to the graduates. LOWER EAR RIGHT: Perhaps wondering what is next, graduate Dave Atzhorn, master of ceremonies for the program, sits on the stage and inquires silently about his immediate future. 110 Commencement Commencement 111 ABOVE: Donn Kaupke discusses problems at a school board meeting. ABOVE CENTER: As As- sistant Superintendent, Dr. Mundy handles all business affairs including purchasing, payroll and budget. ABOVE RIGHT: As Assistant Super- intendent for curriculum. Dr. Harrell developed a faculty recruitment process which he feels provides us the opportunity of getting the best qualified personnel available. RIGHT: Ross Township School Corporation 1973-74 School Board (L-R): Muriel Carter, Robert Klepack, Jack Morfee, Phyllis Tully, Arthur Collins, May- nard Krueger, Superintendent Kaupke, Assistant Superintendents Harrell and Mundy, and Charles Stoner, attorney. Administration The school year of 1973-74 was Dr. Kaupke ' s third year in Ross Township as superintendent. Dr. Kaupke stated that the School Corporation has con- tinued to make good progress in its goal of excellence— educational op- portunity for students. The highlights include: student academic achieve- made progress ment at all levels, expansion of the special education program, planning for a late summer start on the remo- deling project for the high school and a series of seminars for supervisory personnel was held. Assistant superin- tendents Mundy and Harrell also completed their third years. 112 Administration New principal aided MHS We have a new head administrator at Merrillville high this year, Mr. Robert Clark, principal. Mr. Stone completed his fourth year as assistant Principal. His duties include: responsibility for the attendence procedures, the dis- ipline procedures, and working with Mr. Clark in curriculum development. This was Mrs. Spurr ' s first year as as- sistant principal after teaching at Mer- rillville for 10 years. She is responsible for the book rental system, the insur- ance program, and she works with the principal in curriculum development. ABOVE: Mr. Clark goes over the agenda for the day. ABOVE CENTER: Among Mrs. Spurr ' s duties are the organization of faculty-adminis- tration planning sessions, and public relations coordinator. ABOVE LEFT: Along with attend- ence and discipline matters, Mr. Stone is re- sponsible for regulation of student drivers. LEFT: Answering the phone is not the least of the duties of assistant principals, as Mrs. Spurr shows. Administration 113 BEVERLY AMBROZIAK business PATRICIA ARMSTRONG english WILLIAM ARMONTROUT boys physical ed. MARY ANN BERTRAM foreign language ROBBIE BOTHWELL business GRACE BOVARD business CAROL BRANSTROM art HELEN BRUNTON business VERONIKA BURGESS foreign language LEONA BURRUS librarian PATRICIA CALLENDER foreign language CHARLES CARROLL special ed. Teachers aided student learning 114 Faculty THOMAS CAMERON social studies CHRIS CHONCOFF social studies CAROLYN COON counselor | AMES DAILEY industrial arts RICHARD DEMAREE social studies GEORGE DRESCHER science MILES DUNSCOMBE science, math RICHARD EBLER social studies CLIFFORD FACKLER math LINDA FRY english MARY ANN GALANIS social studies TERRY GLAND business Faculty 115 RAYMOND GRAN english DONNA GUERRO english JILL HAMMEL social studies CAROLYN HANES Social Studies |UDY HANSON art DIANA HULPA girls physical ed. pom pon MARGARET HURT social studies MAX HUTCHISON math MARY JEFFREIES foreign language CAROLYN JOHNSON math JEAN KADISH business JAMES KAISER industrial arts Faculty grew along 116 Faculty with the student body JERROLD KASARDA english FERN KIRTLAND home economics BARBARA KOBY english FLORENCE KOLODZIE) business WALTER KRAUS counselor I AMES KURTH business GLADYS LEAS business ELEANOR LEWIS art SHERMAN LEWIS counselor LARRY LIDDLE science GORDON LORENTZ cafeteria director AGNES LYNCH english Faculty 117 lee McCloud boys physical ed. SHIRLEY MATYSIAK counselor PATRICIA MECCENHOFFEN girls physical ed. In service day helped FRANK MELTZER music, band WILLIAM METCALF boy ' s physical ed. MILDRED MEYER nurse CHARLES MIXELL business DANIEL MOLCHAN boy ' s physical ed. JOSEPH MORROW dramatics RANDALL NABHAN social studies DAVID NESPER journalism, government yearbook, newspaper GEORGE NOVAK industrial arts 118 Faculty faculty plan for future GERALD RAINFORD math IERAULD REINHART music, choir MARGO ROSS girls physical ed. KATHRYN SCHMIDT social studies LEN SCHMIDT athletic director |OHN SCHEUER industrial arts I KATHLEEN SEALE home economics STANLEY SEMOKAITIS industrial arts WANDA STEVENS business Faculty 119 Faculty-administration plan sessions RIGHT: Linda Ranke and Geor- gine Schmidt make water colored pictures for their art class. MILDRED STEWART art EUGENE TALMADGE social studies DAVID TEETER industrial arts DENNIS TEITGE social studies IAMES VERMILLION science CAROL VON BEHREN home economics 120 Faculty helped smooth day to day problems (AMES WAGNER science GERARD WALTER social studies WILLIAM WATSON industrial arts BRUCE WOODS english GENEVIEVE WOOLDRIDGE math VELVEN WOOLDRIDGE av director BOYD YEOMAN math LEFT: Measuring water for home Economics class is Mitch Jones. BELOW: Mr. Walters first semes- ter Government class listens in- tentively to his lecture. Secretaries, aids, custodians CLARA ADAMS guidance office SHIRLEY BARCLAY main office DOROTHY COETZE main office MARY HALKIAS study hall aid DONNA HOMOKY main office MARLENE HARMON main office MARY NEVILLE library DIANA NIXON teacher ' s aid BARBARA RICHTER teacher ' s aid VIOLET SOLICH library JEAN SMITH audio-visual ELIZABETH FRASCA main office 122 Secretaries helped school run smoothly ABOVE LEFT: MHS custodial crew: Front row (left to right): Maria Waldner, Bernice Balicki, Ollie Clark, Anna Ratajec. Row 2: Albert Nault, head custodian; Alvera Boldt; Delbert Peters, Melvin Aeschliman, Helen Coppess, Florence Clements, Paul Clements. ABOVE: Peter Sante- lik. LEFT: MHS cafeteria personel (left to right): )erry Koch, Doreen Novotny, Mary Cory, Mary Ann Stanley, Marilyn Green, )oan Nicholls, Doris O ' Rear, Marge Primich. Custodial, cafeteria 123 1974 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY RIGHT: Brenda Aimutis picks up some litera- ture at a health conference in conjunction with Health Careers Club. TOP CENTER: jo Kendall (left) and leane Papp take a break at the health conference. BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Kraus dis- cusses the next stop on the Health Careers Club field trip with Denise Gut (left) and Laura Har- mon. FAR UPPER RIGHT: Health Careers Club: Front row (right to left): Sharon Christy, Robin Withers, Denise Gut, Laura Harmon. Row 2: |udy Lipski, La Vonne Tyler. Row 3: Rhonda Turley, Debbie Cox, Jeane Papp, Joan Kaczma- rek, Carmen Laser, Nurse Meyers. Row 4: joann Lipski, Mike Sabo, Don Kuzevich. FAR CENTER RIGHT: Liz Danko makes a sale at the book- store during activity period. FAR LOWER RIGHT: Joan Kaczmarek tries to push some of the bookstore ' s goods off onto Duane Zona. 124 Organizations Organizations gained membership Organizations 125 First semester newspaper staff (front row left to right) Jackie Smith, Dave Thursby, Terri Crabczyk, Liz Danko. Row 3: Mark Robison. Smelko, |ohn Djukic, Rochelle Rogonovich. Row 2: Dale Nagy, Tim Journalists reported school activities ABOVE: Terri Crabczyk, Liz Danko, Tim Thursby and Rochelle Rogonovich prepare an issue of the Mirror. Right: Trying to show that the newspaper staff is oblivious to the evils of the world, lackie Smith sees, Dave Smelko hears, and John Djukic speaks no evil. 126 lournalism Home Ec students learned fine points of cooking ABOVE LEFT: (ohn Noel demonstrates his cake making skills as he prepares his batter from scratch. FAR ABOVE: In sewing class Nancy Cloyd measures the material to make sure it is the right size. LEFT: Diana Rendleman begins her cookie batch by scooping out some of the ingredients she needs. ABOVE: Debbie Agent sews the facing together for a dress. Home Economics 127 GERMAN CLUB: First row; Betsy Kirby, Lynee Wolff, Joyce Russel, Debbie Sperber. Second row; Mrs. Burgess, Cindy Kirby, Cindy Elser, Don Saberniak. FRENCH CLUB: First row; Judy Buchko, Robin Withers, Katrina Andreatos, Ava Andreatos, Kathy Kritikos. Second row: Dia Andreatos, Sharon Christy, Leslie Hoze, Sheree Bonich, Kathy Doxas, Anne Marie Nahod, Leni Do- vellos, Kay Stockier, Mrs. Callender. SPANISH CLUB: First row; Laura Dawson, Mrs. Bertram, Jack Oros. Second row; Carol Pleva, Sue Dolatowski, Jan Luebcke, Nancy Wool- dridge, Jan Machnik, Debbie Goldman, Robin Wiggand. 128 Foreign language clubs They learned new languages TOP LEFT: Sue Manojlovich prepares herself for a foreign language test. TOP RIGHT: Connie Thiros studies her vo- cabulary with Wendy Swanson. BOT- TOM LEFT: Glen Suss listens attentively to the foreign language tapes. BOTTOM RIGHT: Robin Withers, Lisa Zagger, Stephanie Shelby, and Karen Stewart en- joy a joke from one of the French tapes. Foreign Language 129 New courses made English exciting TOP: This creative writing class gives their undi- vided attention to Mr. Gran. BOTTOM LEFT: Where are the wild things, you ask? In Kasarda ' s room-on the wall, that is. BOTTOM RIGHT: Chris Souronis appears in a pensive mood while thinking about what she ' s just read. 130 English Group work was stressed in science TOP: A chunk of lunar soil, compliments of Apollo 11, appeared for two days at MHS as part of a NASA publicity program. TOP CEN- TER: Lorraine Dudak and )an Neville appear to have the biology lesson well in mind. BOTTOM CENTER: Asleep or reading the fine print? These students find a quiet moment p roves restful. FAR RIGHT: Andy Benko proves that when you mix carbon and oxygen, you get Car- bon Dioxide. And when you break it up . . . AS AND CHARGES OF SOME COMMON IONS 1 Rtjatiw Ions (Anions) -I 1 - Jr; CH.COO Hydrogen Ololole ipp “ If Biftoxolate) Hydrogen Carbonate ion R ( , Phoephote •hydrogen Phctphote I HCO, (10 MnO. HPO, drogen Phosphde ite get Sulfate ipp jlfote) HPO, HSO, yen Sulfide ipp Science 131 Student teacher aided art experiences i TOP LEFT: Mr Medura, teacher during the first semes gives some advice on a project Mike Virgo. TOP RIGHT: ing Christmas ornaments rated the art rooms near days. BOTTOM: Inflation seems to be creeping into art classes. Dave Sullivan may have been pre- dicting the future by making this over-sized five dollar bill pillow. It was all business TOP RIGHT: Marlene Titak types out a job form for Office Machines to be run off on the mimeograph machine TOP LEFT: Mark Demmon makes sure his spacing is correct before he starts typing. BOTTOM: Typing I students struggle to get their fingering and home keys straight before beginning an assignment. Business 1 53 P.E. classes exercise for better health TOP RIGHT: Sophomore gym class enjoys a lively game of volleyball. BOTTOM LEFT: Debbie Murray demonstrafes an inverted support on the uneven bars in sophomore girls gym class. BOTTOM RIGHT: Soph- omores enjoy swimming while getting credit for P.E. classes. 134 Phys. Ed. Shops put it all together FRONT ROW: Cindy Harvoth, Michelle Sirko, SECOND ROW: Dawn Bulatovich, Denise Jones, Nina Alverez, Margie Nadolski, Buffy Ditter, Lynn Suzanne, Paula Weger, Betsy Kirby, Val Tokarz, Dana Fortner, THIRD ROW: Dawn Dilley, Kathy Berg, Paula Kemperly, Sherri Yetsko, Debbie Smith, Tami Fleming, Diane Zajdel, Barb Wirtes, Anne Marie Nahod, Che- ryl Cusik, FOURTH ROW: Marlene Titak, Jill Springer, Patty Lynch, Jodi Pennock, Sue Sullivan, Janice Bozich, Ann Bartos, Cindy Kirby, Pam Bu- chanan, Lynn Piket, Jeanne Papp, Pom Pon Director, Miss Hulpa Pom Pon 137 BOTTOM LEFT: The Pom Pon girls get ready to perform their Jesus Christ Superstar routine. LEFT CENTER: As they end Jesus Christ Superstar, they all smile the sign of a good performance. BOTTOM RIGHT: Debbie Smith, Sue Sullivan and Diane Zaj- del, rehearse their accuracy. RIGHT CENTER: Se- nior captain Cindy Harvoth smiles after a routine well done. TOP RIGHT: Michelle Sirko, junior cap- tain leads the girls in their Bill Bailey routine. Math encouraged logical thinking TOP: Mr. Hutchison watches Cindy Kiburz ponder a question in a calculus class. BOTTOM LEFT: Dave Watts and Chris Reinhart compare answers after a test. BOTTOM RIGHT: Liz Danko finds that being absent often results in make-up work during activ- ity period. 138 Math S.S. students learned about the problems of the world TOP: Pat Schuster and Paul Seitzinger contemplate a probing question in Mr. Walter ' s government class. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Schmidt answers a question from Lori Lazarian about the history as- signment. BOTTOM RIGHT: Having fin- ished his history assignment early, Don Christiansen daydreams of his after- school activities. Social Studies 139 Academics provided many wide, 1 Individuals Val Tokarz Michelle Hamang Seniors 143 Gloria Adler Brenda Aimutis Carolyn Aloia Karla Alsop Mark Altomere Nina Alvarez Vicki Anderson Dean Andreatos Ken Andreoli Janice Aquino Jerry Ashley Jim Ashley Joy Asire Dale Askren Dave Atzhom Jayne Bailey Karen Balcerak Dave Baltz Scott Barbauld Janelle Bargfeldt Harold Barnard Bonita Barton Ann Bartos Mark Baumgardner Jim Beck 144 Seniors Dave Bdlovary Kathy Berg Barbara Berit Chris Berit Alice Billings Linda Bilski Allan Bishop Jim Bishop Lori Black Carolyn Bloede Amy Bly Donna Bohling Sandy Bohn Milt Bonich Rosalind Bono Cretchen Boswell Debbie Bothwell Sharon Bova Janice Bozich Nettie Brucks Toni Brucks Chuck Brumley Wayne Brunk Barbara Brzoska Jeff Buhring Seniors 145 Pam Bukur Dawn Bulatovich Debra Burke Kevin Burlinson Walt Butchko Chuck Cannon Julia Carlberg Lisa Catlow Jane Chandler Paula Chapas Sue Chelovich Sue Chetnik Shirley Chew Karen Chismudy Cindy Christoff Irene Christoff Don Clark Bonnie Cloyd Nancy Cloyd Violet Cokic Ron Collins Caron Combs Vicki Conners John Cook Bruce Crosby 146 Seniors Victor Cucuz Karen Culp Mark Cummings Linda Cunningham Beth Curtis Mike Dahlen Liz Danko )oe Danyi Elaine Dayhoff Dave De St. lean Nancy Deaton Bob Deer Chuck Dennis Donna Dieterich Ken Dike Dawn Dilley Buffy Ditter Lisa Dixon Ralph Dogan Ann Dolk Sue Domonic Leni Dovellos Kathy Doxas Lorraine Dudak Jill Edwards Seniors 147 Mary Eich Robin Elbaor Bob Engel Leila Espravnik Louise Espravnik Dave Fargo Donna Ferkull Debra Flanagan Carol Flynn Dana Fortner Jerry Fox Curt Froman Marie Fryer Rick Funkey Candee Gaboyan Mary Galanos Terri Gamer John Gartner Cindy Gaskey Cheryl Gault Diana Gough Terri Grabcyk Dave Grdinich Rae Greek Jim Gregory 148 Seniors Terry Creishaber Marie Crisak Steve Cross Debbie Grynovich Ruth Grynovich Cheryl Guzik Cathi Haberkorn Terry Hackett Michele Hamang Bob Hamilton Randy Hamlin Ted Hanson )im Hansen Joni Hansen Denise Hardesty |im Hargis Terry Harmon Cindy Harris Cindy Harvoth Dennis Harvoth Sandra Haussman Joyce Hayes Darlene Held Sue Hermes Janette Herr Seniors 149 Cary Hicks Judy Higgins Karen Highsmith Paul Hlodnicki Jim Hoffman Dale Hopper Dave Horkavi Mary Hosteler Nile Howe Janice Hrbaty Michele Hunt Vickie Husiar Jim Hynes Jan Iwan John Janovick Pat Jarrett Crystal Jasiak Jim Jeffries Debbie Jenkins Ed Jenkins Debbie Jensen Nava Johnson Regina Johnson Denise Jones Kathy Jones 150 Seniors Tom Jones Lana Jovanovich Ron Joyner Steve Julovich Dave Kowalski Joan Kaczmarek Celeste Kaiser Mary Kalember Fritz Kanuscak Carol Karwacinski Gina Kasiak Stan Katie Sherri Keehn Mary Keilman Karen Keiser Mary Kelly Cindy Kiburz Ed Kingery Cindy Kirksey Randy Klevickas Geralyn Kloc Kris Kloth Joyce Koedyker Ron Kordys Ken Koves Seniors 1 51 Mike Krafft Lori Kravcheno Tina Kuhn Angel Kunstek Cindy Kutsko Jerry Kuzma Mary Kvarta Sue Kwilko Andy Kyres Donna Langbehn Carmen Laser Ed LeCounte Debbie Lentini Eileen Leshk Pat Lewis Cindy Libician Mark Lloyd Linda Long Barbara LuCrain Carol Lucas Lori Lucas Mike Luptak Patty Lynch Janet Lynn Jeff Macchia 152 Seniors Lynn Mack John Maddack Paul Mandich Bill Marovich Sandy Martin Jerome Martinez Gordon Masak Randy Massow Glenn Mattingly Patty McCall Brian McMillan Chuck Mehok Dave Mihal Naomi Miklos Sherry Mikolics Karen Miller Kim Miller Rochelle Miller Tom Mitro Mia Moore Melissa Mundell Michele Myers Kathy Nadolski Lynn Nadolski Dale Nagy Seniors 153 Ann Maire Nahod LuAnn Nartnik Marcia Nedoff Cheryl Neeley Debbie Nelson Sue Nelson Tim Nelson Mike Nestorovich Martin Neulip )an Neville Greg Nicholls Jeanne Nichols John Noel Sue Norwaish Neal Oliver Greg Ostrozovich Melanie Pagel Dave Palmateer Sabrina Parks Ray Pavelka Liz Pawlak Stan Penner Jodi Pennock Kevin Perryman Terry Peschke 154 Seniors Janice Petrovich Tim Pierce Beth Pieroni Bob Piunti Laura Placek Starla Potts Ken Pritchard Terry Procko Nick Psimos Dan Pullin Stephanie Pupillo Kevin Ramage Linda Ranke Roberta Ratajec Sue Raue John Ray Pete Reformat Bill Reibly Bob Reimer Mike Reinhart Chuck Renker Todd Rickard Julie Rerick Tom Riffe Dennis Ripley Seniors 155 Mark Robison Cary Rodgers Bill Rodgers Steve Routh Cliff Roy jo Ella Ryan Mike Sabo Dale Sattler Mark Sattler Ed Sawa Ruth Schafer John Scheeringa Jeff Scheub Eileen Schlesinger Tom Schmidt Steve Schramm Shirley Schultz Pat Schuster jim Schweitzer Karen Scott Don Seitzinger Paul Seitzinger Sharon Sepkowski Eileen Sharp 156 Seniors Marjo Shaver Bill Sherfey Dave Shoup |an Shults Shirley Shultz Jill Sikora Tom Sikora Mark Simmons Dave Smelko Jackie Smith Ken Smith Martin Smith Nancy Smith Bob Smith Sandy Smith Shea Smith Steve Smith Steve Solich Rick Soohey Beth Soos Diane Souronis (ill Springer Carl Springman Marcia Spurlock Bob Spurlock Seniors 157 Kathy Standish Mark Staninger Jim Stepanian Mae Stepanian Larry Stevens Neil Stinson Cary Stobaugh Jamie Sulich Dan Sullivan Dave Sullivan John Sumichrast Bob Susterich Diane Swift Bob Szafranski Perry Taber Mark Talley Dave Taylor Rodger Theis Tom Thiakos Cindy Thoesen Debbie Thomas Karen- Thomas Joanne Tica Marlene Titak Val Tokarz 1 58 Seniors Pat Tomlin Steve Toneff Carol Tozier Wendy Traher Jim Trocha Mike Tsangaris Agnes Turman Ted Tylicki Dan Urban Carol Utke Jeff Vagnone Sheryl Valant Ken Vale Mike Vale Chris VanDenburgh Mary Van Handel Chuck Vann Dee Vatterrodt John Vician Mike Virgo Jerry Vitucci Mike Vowell Kathy Walla Carl Waters Steve Watkins Seniors 159 Nancy Whitely Sue Wiggins Jay Wilkens Kathy Williamson Sue Wills Steve Wilson Yvonne Wilson Pat Wiltshire Rick Wise Teri Jo Woods Beverly Yacko Terry Yaros Michele Yaros Rebecca Yates Sheryl Yetsko Sue Zachar Louis Zeheralis Debbie Zenci Dan Zienin Cindy Zimny Roger Zowal Steve Hunt 160 Seniors Activity period gave added free time TOP: From the ex- pression on Mark Mul- hern ' s face, you can tell he doesn ' t believe a word Greg Nicholls says. LOWER LEFT: Milt Bonich and Dave At- zhorn show what true hams they are. LOWER RIGHT: Junior Tim Conley takes it easy during activity period. Seniors 161 President, Dave Atzhom Secretary, Cathi Haberkorn 162 Seniors Treasurer, Kris Kloth We ' ve finally made it! The class of 74 faced its final year of high school with much anticipation of the days ahead. For some, college was to be the stepping stone after high school. Filling out applications, taking aptitude tests, and making the grade seemed so important. Others, either em- ployed or seeking employment were more concerned with work loads and pay raises. No matter what the future would bring for the class of 74, they were living now and participating together in the ex- perience of high school. Anticipation about the future as well as memories of the past prevailed in the minds of the se- niors as they closed the door to high school. Below: (L to R) 1974 Senior Executive Board: Milt Bonich, jill Edwards, Mary Hostetler, Michele Hamang, Buffy Ditter, Sherri Mikolics, Nina Alva- rez, Sherri Keehn, and Karen Culp. Seniors 163 164 Juniors FIRST ROW: Charles Abel, Peggy Adair, Karen Adams, Karlene Adams, Mike Al- brecht, Becky Alexanderson, Kevin Allen, Amy Allendorf, Mark Alsop. ROW 2: Ona Altop, Ted Anastopoulos, Gail Anderson, Dwight Ashby, Steve Askren, Diane Atzhorn, Kathy Bailey, Debbie Balas, Barbara Ballard. ROW 3: Mary Kay Balluch, lean Baltz, Paul Balunda, Keith Banks, Mike Barbauld, jerry Bardeson, lean Barrow, Karen Battleday, Sharon Battleday. ROW 4: Debbie Beck, Rich- ard Bella, lanet Bendt, Andy Benko, Diana Beres, Lorie Berry, jil! Betters, Michelle Bi- anchi, Carol Bielak. ROW 5: Kim Billens, Karen Billick, Mary Bilski, Anita Bish, Mike Blankenbaker, Lori Blimm. ROW 6: |im Bodhaine, Lyle Bohn, |oe Boice, Linda Bon, Denise Borgmeier, Dave Bowman. ROW 7: Donald Bowman, Ray Boynak, Cynthia Branson, Dave Brooks, Melody Brooks, Cynthia Brown. ROW 8: |udy Brown, Tracy Brownfield, Rochelle Brugos, Lorraine Brzoska, Pam Bu- chanan, Don Buchfuerer. ROW 9: Richard Butchko, Cary Carrabine, Ken Carter, Daryl Cates, (eannie Celorio, Paul Certa. ABOVE FAR LEFT: Dave Neal, Junior Class President. ABOVE LEFT: Diane Atzhorn, (unior Class Vice-President. LEFT: lunior Executive Board. luniors 165 FIRST ROW: Sharon Chadd, lulie Chandler, Sharon Chap- man, Diana Chenore, lacob Chidester, |ohn Chmiel, Don- ald Christensen, Steve Christ- off, Linda Cicci. ROW 2: Diane Cierniak, Dar- lene Cieslak, Dan Clark, Starla Clark, Donnie Cobb, Mark Coleman, Mladen Culig, Tim Conely, Bill Conelly. ROW 3: )ohn Constantinides, Bill Cook, Scott Corder, Karen Cunningham, Peter Dakich, Tom Davidson, Laura Dawson, lames Day, Deborah DeWell. ROW 4: Lisa Deboy, Bonnie Deem, Nick Deitrakis, Mark Demmon, Robert Denta, Larry Deppe, Terry Deppe, Carry Delert, Pearl Deyoe. ROW 5: Raymond Dian, Deborah Dobry, Brian Dock- weiller, Dave Dolatowski, Marianne Dorellos . ROW 6: |ohn Dumler, James Dyer, Josephine Echterling, Don Eich, James Eich. ROW 7: JoAnne Elia, Dave El- lich. Cindy Elser, Mark Eng- lebright. Bob Equihua. ROW 8: Kenneth Evans, Laura Evans, Tom Evans, George Fe- dorchak, Marcella Fesko. ROW 9: Ruth Anne Fiedler, Carole Fields, Bill Figuerua, Jane Fileff, Darlene Finney. ROW 10: Douglas Flanagan, Sharon Flanagan, Tammie Fleming, Dave Fossey, Va- nessa Francis. 166 Juniors FIRST ROW: Larry Franz, Wil- liam Franticelli, Bill French, Vincent French, Lynn Frey. ROW 2: Sharon Fulmer, (ohn Fulmer, Vincaent, Galanti, Kim Garavalia, Karen Garden. ROW 3: Susan Garrett, Gale Gatlin, Wally Gazda, Butch Georgelis, Anita Giacomin. ROW 4: )oe Gifford, Mark Gil- lespie, Virginia Gillis, Bruce Givens, Patricia Glass. ROW 5: Debra Goldman, Bruce Gonzalez, Mike Gora- novich, Faye Govert, Randee Green. ROW 6: Kristine Griggs, Rita Griggs Steve Gualizza, Liz Guba, Pam Gullen ROW 7: Bob Guska, Denise Gut, David Guzorek, Tom Ha- berkorn, |an Halfman. ROW 8: Frank Hall, Julie Hamang, Phillip Hanas, Vikki Hancock, Marianne Harbes. ROW 9: Tim Harker, Gary Harris, Billie Hartwig, Sheryl Haussman, Bill Hebert luniors 167 Juniors completed second year FIRST ROW: Debra Henricks, Pete Hernandez, Dave Hefty, |im Herr, Alice Heylin. ROW 2: Betty Hicks, Darlene Hines, Fred Hodgers, Barbara Hoffman, Cindy Hopp. ROW 3: Lance Hulsit, Robin Hunt, Patricia Hurst, Regina Hurst, )ohn lackson. ROW 4: Violet lakovijevich, Mike )ank. Ranee Jenkins, Linda (ewell, Pam Jewell. ROW 5: Kurt Johnson, Bill Jol- iff. Dean Jones, James Jones, Patricia Jones. ROW 6: Sheryl Jones, James Julovich, Barry Jurewiez, John Kacala, Eleanor Kacmar. ROW 7: Bob Katie, Ray Keil- man, Debra Keiser, Kurt Kei- ser, Paula Kemperle. ROW 8: Laurie Kendall, Jo Kendall, Paul Kerulas, Gena King, Betsy Kirby. ROW 9: Karen Kolettis, Cindy Kirby, Doris Kirpa, Kathleen Koloziej, Mike Koloziej. 168 luniors LEFT: Cindy and Betsy Kirby Participate in Spirit Week. BELOW: Patty Zompinski ' listens ' to the assignment. FIRST ROW: Drew Konrady, Luella Kopack, Sandy Kormos, Nitsa Korakis, Mike Koukoutis. ROW 2: Pete Koukoutis, Steve Krawczyk, Dennis Kreiner, Kathryn Kritikos, Mark Kucan. ROW 3: Deborah Kuchta, George Kucik, Steve Kuhn, Carolyn Kusley, Donald Kuzevich. ROW 4: |ohn Laco, Bob Lain, Theresa Larson, Mary Leach, Rob Lenchis. ROW 5: |ane Lennon, Bob Leonhardt, Barbara Leshk, Tina Lesser, lean Letters, lerry Light, Beth Lobsinger, Sue Long, Terri Long. ROW f : lesse Lopez, Sharon Lousheff, Gary Love, Curtis Luck, Janet Luebcke, Audrey Luipold, Delbert Luipold, Randy Lunsford, Patricia Lynn. ROW 7: Richard MacDonald, lanet Machnik, Shawn Mackey, Mike Maginot, lames Mahoney, Suzanne Maicher, Greg Maicki, Teresa Mancilla, Karen Manis. ROW 8: |im Mann, Teresa Mann, Charles Marmolejo, Bill Maresko, Susan Manojlovich, Vicki Manivilovich, |ohn Ma- rouvich, Dennis Maroules, Laura Marovich. luniors 169 FIRST ROW: Linda Mayovich, Mark McCall, Bob McCann, Gail McClellan, David McCloud, Bill McCormick, George McColly, Sheila Mast, Bob McFarland. ROW 2: Corey McShane, La- quila McIntyre, Susan McMillan, Kevin Mehay, Mar- garet Melcher, Susan Melcic, Randy Melinger, Patricia Mer- cer, Bill Metcalf. ROW 3: lackie Meznarek, P. Mika, )oAnn Milanovich, De- nise Miller, Marilyn Miller, Mike Miller, Robin Mitsos, Cy- nthia Moehl, Kathy Moore. ROW 4: Randy Moore, Chuck Moroz, )oe Mullen, Michelle Murphy, Fred Myers, David Nadolski, Gary Nadolski, Mar- gie Nadolski, Dave Neal. ROW 5: Anne Nemergut, Carla Nelson, Dave Nelson, Denise Neuneyer, Susan New- man, Lori Newton, Roger Niksch, Suzanne Nims, Neal Nommenson. ROW 6: Mark Nosich, Thomas Nowesnick, Kathy O ' Connell, Dan O ' Dar, Karen Olejniczak, Richard Oljace, Dave Oppman, Lisa Ornealas, Lucy Ornealas. ROW 7: lack Oros, Bill Over- ton, Steve Owen, Randy Pa- dol, leannie Papp. Barbara Pasa, Don Patterson. Dori Pa- vovich, Pam Pawl. ROW 8: Sandra Pawl, Caryn Peronis, Richard Perry, Mi- chael Peters, Susan Peters, |ohn Petro, Randy Pettet. Bill Philpott, Lynne Piekut. ROW 9: Karen Pierce, Johnny Pike, Bruce Pollack, Michael Pollack, Cindy Popka, Cindy Porras, lames Porter, Cindy Poti, lack Powell. ROW 10: Terri Powell, Robin Poynter, Mike Prochno, Angie Puskar, Greg Raczynski, Mich- elle Raduenz, Kimberly Ran- dham, Tim Rastovski, Robert Ray. 170 Juniors FIRST ROW: Mike Reibly, lames Reimer, Jeff Reimer, Brian Rendina, Vincent Rendina. ROW 2: Andrea Renehan. Harold Reynolds, Debbie Richards, Rochelle Roganov- ich, Mark Rohder. ROW 3: Greg Roman, Randy Rosenberry, George Rudov- ich, Dave Rudy, Kathryn Rukavina. ROW 4: )oyce Russell, Greg Ryan, Mike Rzetelny, Donald Saberniak, Lillian Samadzija. ROW 5: Brian Samay, Carol Santeramo, |uyne Sauer, Don Sawochka, Franceen Scegiel. ROW 6: Jeffrey Scheidt, Char- lene Schleicher, Connie Schleicher, June Schlesinger, Mark Schramm. ABOVE: |oe Gifford keeping busy in woodshop. BELOW: Darlene Finney en- tertaining during activity period. luniors 171 FIRST ROW: Dave Schultz, Kurt Schulz, Mark Scott, Gail Seitzinger, Bob Seller, ludy Sempl inski, lerome Sharpe, Stephanie Shelby, Ronald Sherwood. ROW 2: Ion Shiedt, Phillip Shirley, Bernadette Shooter, loseph Shoshoo, lames Shoup, Richard Shuman, Mark Sibo, Terri Sigler, |ody Sikora. ROW 3: Mike Simikos, Mich- elle Sirko, Paul Skittone, Che- ryl Smith, Leora Smoot, Bob Solivais, Roberta Sopka, Deborah Sperber. ROW 4: Mark Sperry, Micheal Spisak, Sally Springman, |ohn Sproutsoff, Don St. Germain, Debra St. Martin, Debra Stanko, Georgia Stanley, |ohn Stanton. ROW 5: Andy Staples, Krista Stauffer, Marsha Stefek, Ralph Stevens, Dave Stevenson, Ka- ren Stewart, D. Stobaugh, Kay Stockier, Karen Storey. ROW 6: Debbie Stout, Lloyd- ene Stowers, Mark Stutred, Clay Suckey, Sue Sullivan. ROW 7: Robert Sumichrast, Lisa Summers, Lynn Susanna, Larry Swanson, Wendy Swanson. ROW 8: Gary Sweeney, Bill Swartzell, Debbie Swift, |es- sica Sykora, Rxanne Sylvester. ROW 9: Cheryl Taber, Rich- ard Talmadge, Vickie Tanner, George Taeff, Deborah Taylor. ROW 10: Debra Taylor, T. Tel- fer, Tom Testi, Billy Tharp, Sharon Thielbar. 172 juniors FIRST ROW: Steve Thomas, Dave Tica, Cherilyn Tonetski, Eric Thorp, Josephine Trafi- cante, Frank Traina, Bob Tri- ckich, Patrick Turner, Lavonne Tyler. ROW 2: Patricia Vagnone, |. Valdez, Karen Valenti, Donna VanHovien, |ohn Vassil, Mar- garet Veach, Bill Veach, Dave Volk, Richard Vorwald. ROW 3: Gloria Vrazo, Beth Vrtikapa, Micheal Vukin, Pat- rick Vukin, Richard Vurva, Debra Wachowski, Steven Waldron, Micheal Ward, Scott Ward. ROW 4: |ohn Wardell, Gregg Washburn. Cindy Watson, Dave Watts, Katherine Weber, Paula Weger, Dale Weisman, Larry W ' elch, Mike W elch. ROW 5: Cliff Wells, Kathleen Wells, Mary Wenrick, Julie Wharton, Teresa W ' heat, Mar- garet Whitley, Dorothy Wid- ing, John Wiechnik, Susan W ' ildrick. ROW b: Dave W ' illiams, Ray Williams, Linda W ' ilson, Tom Wiltshire, Barb W ' irtes. ROW 7: Lynee Wolff, John Wonsowicz, Kristi Wood, Tom Wood, Nancy Wooldridge. ROW 8: Tim Wooley, Carey Wright, Jean Wright, Susan W ' right, Greg W ' roblewski. ROW 9: Dan Wydro, Daine Zajdel. Patricia Zapinski, Mike Zolcak, Duane Zona. LEFT: Gloria Vrazo concen- trates on an exam Juniors 173 FIRST ROW: Teresa Adams, Ken Adler, Diane Aendleman, Cleo Agent, Suzanne Albrecht. ROW 2: Mark Aliff, Charles Allen, Peggy Allen, Keith Anastoff, Ava Andreatos. ROW 3: Constanti Andreatos, Katerina Andreatos, lacqueline Aquino, David Arrensen, Har- old Auslgen. ROW 4: Sue Austgen, Timothy Aydelotte, Mark Aznar, Dar- lene Badie, Suzie Bajza. ROW 5: Rita Baltz, Brant Bar- gfeldt, lames Barlow, |ohn Barlow, David Barnack. ROW 6: Thomas Barnack, jill Beilfuss, Greg Bell, Karen Bel- lafiore, Vikki Benjamin. ROW 7: Fred Bercaw, Christ- ine Bergner, Kathryn Bernat, Lisa Berndt, leffrey Bianchi. ROW 8: Steven Billick, Doug- las Black, Mark Blane, Steve Blimm, Marla Blumberg. ROW 9: Mary Bohling, Steve Bohn, Sheree Bonich, lames Bonick, Michael Bookas. 174 Sophomores First year Pat Hassett enjoys a short respite from his studies (left), while Diane Lopeka brushes up on an assignment (below left). FIRST ROW: Susan Bowser, Jeff Boyd, Dale Boyer, Emery Boynak, Judith Bradach. ROW 2: Nadine Branch, Susan Branson, teffrey Brant, Monica Brewer, Anita Bridgewater. ROW 3: David Briggs, Jenny Broadway, Laurie Broschart, Rick Brumley, Tana Bryant. ROW 4: Sharolyn Buchfueh- rer, |udy Buckhko, |im Bukur, Carol Burke, Randa Burris. proved successful ROW 5: Kathleen Candiano, Marie Cardenas, Linda Carich, Mike Carija, Byran Carl, Julie Carr, Jeff Carter, Lucille Ce- lorio, Lee Certa. ROW 6: Danny Chadd, Tom Chamberlain, Doug Charo- chak, Terrence Chase, Sharon Chentnik, Anastasis Chimitris, Joe Christy, Sharon Christy, Emil Cioni. ROW 7: David Clark, Mike Cloyd, Arthur Collins, David Combs, Tom Combs, Mary Comerford, Sue Cone, William Connors, Diane Corson. ROW 8: Craig Covaciu. Debo- rah Cox, Mary Cox, Lisa Cross, Gregg Crowder, Mary Crowl, Joy Cummins, Pete Cusamano, Curtis Dainton. Sophomores 175 FIRST ROW: Robert Danko, Kath Davidson. Dan Davies, Daniel Davis, Lewis Davis, Lori Deboy, Sandra Dedios, Lori DeFoor, Sheila Delarosa. ROW 2: Pete Demitrakis, Peggy Deppe, Larry Dieffen- bath, Scott Dieterich, Andrea Dinatale, Mary Dinatale, Kim Dobis, |ohn Dobry, |ohn Doeing. ROW 3: Thomas Dogan, Su- san Dolatowski, Stephanie Doyle, Julia Dudak, Ronald Dunn, Kathy Durk, Deanna Dykstra, Kelly Eaton, Kim Eaton. ROW 4: Ioann Eich, Paul Eith, Chester Ellich, Teresa Elmer, Mike Equihua, loyce Evans, Cheri Farrlee, Michael Feryo, Darlene Fetkavich. ROW 5: Ken Fiebelkorn, Ka- ren Fileff, Evan Firpo, Kathleen Flanagan, Kim Flauding, ROW f : Mary Fortunak, Mar- tha Foster, Kim Fox, Kathy Fraley, |ohn Franko. ROW 7: Mary Franko, |im Fratichelli, Riki Freeman, Rose Galic, |ohn Gallagher. ROW 8: Zina Gallo, Samuel Garcia, Keith Caskey, Thomas Gault, Mary Gavin. ROW 9: Litsa Gerodemos, Shirley Gibbons, Charles Gli- bota, Paul Godocik, |im Goldschmidt. ROW 10: Karen Gomez, Kathy Gomez, Mark Gott, Edward Grabcyzk, Mark Gray. 176 Sophomores BELOW LEFT: Bob Wasick concentrates on his wood shop project. LEFT: Kim Eaton studies her assignment in her business course. FIRST ROW: Paul Cuba. Mark Gulab, Nada Guska, Terry Gu- zik, Candy Haberkorn. ROW 2: Pat Hales, Lawrence Hall, Charles Hamilton, lanet Hansen, Vince Harbison. ROW 3: Dennis Hardt, Laurel Harper, Linda Hartman, )eff Hartwig, Nola Hartwig. ROW 4: Richard Hasan, Pat Hassett, Ken Hastings, Paul Haussman, Cynthia Haviza. ROW 5: Pat Haymes, Michael Healey, Bob Hefty, Larry Her- zog, Kevin Heylin. ROW 6: Marty Hiatt, fill Hig- gason, Randy Hill, Marcia Hines, Stanford Holodick. ROW 7: Maureen Horton, Randy Hosier, Daniel Hostel- ler, Leslie Hoze, Karen Hudspeth. ROW 8: Carol Huish, Michelle Human, Cynthia Hunt, Re- becca Hunter, Michaeleen Hurley. ROW 9: Gail lussic, loyce Izyaski, Thomas (ackson, Allen jaeger, Leonard jamrok. Sophomores 1 77 FIRST ROW: Robin lank, lames lannasch, lacquelyn larosak, Brenda larvis, Therese lensen, Teresa Jiminez, Scott lohnson, Craig lohnson, (ill lohnson. ROW 2: Barbara (ones, Kim- berly |ones, Lori )ones, Pat loyce, Mary Kacmar, Debra Kaiser, Rudolph Kapitan, Brenda Kaufman, Cynthia Keen. ROW 3: Richard Keever, |ohn Kelly, Nancy Kelly, Robin Kemp, Kathy Keough, Robert Kepshire, lames Kerulis, Tom Kilgore, Donald Kingery. ROW 4: Diane Klahn, Barb Klazura, Phil Kleminski, Cathy Klepack, Ray Koch, loan Ko- lettis, Debra Konarski, Debo- rah Konja, Robert Konja. ROW 5: Georgette Kontos, Mickey Korac, Nick Kottis, Louis Kouremetis, Susan Ko- walski, Kathryn Krampen, De- nise Krayniak, Karen Kriadis, Mary Krol. ROW 6: Karen Kroll, Garry Krueger, Edward Krutz, Christ- ine Kruzen, Kris Kuhn, Con- stantino Kurtis, Danny Kuzma, Debra Kuzma, Barb Kvarta. ROW 7: Cheryl Lack, lennifer Lach, Richard Lafever, Daniel Lamb, Mark Lamb, Norman Lape, Donald Lecik, lerry Le- counte, Daniel Ledwink. ROW 8: Teri Lee, Cindy Lee- son, Kevin Libician, Lilly Law- rence, Ron Lines, Martin Lipke, Ioann Lipski, Judy Lip- ski, Mary Lipton. ROW 9: Dawn Lockridge, Mark Loehmer, Diane Lopeka, Chris Love, Lena Loxsnodki, Carl Lumbarkoski, Tom Lynch, John Mack, (onnie Magee. ROW 10: David Maginot, Mark Magurean, Richard Ma- lec, Paul Malocha, Kathleen Maloney, Florence Manistis, Philip Manolovic, Lisa Mar- shall, David Martens. 178 Sophomores FIRST ROW: Kurt Martin. Mike Martin, Tom Martin, Christine Martinez, Patricia Martinez. ROW 2: Denise Massa, Scott Massey, Patricia Massow, Mar- jorie Mathews, Lee Mattingly. ROW 3: Cynthia Mauch, Debra Mayberry, Cary McClellan, Robert McClure, Michael McConnell. ROW 4: Gerald McDaniel, Ke- vin McDonald, Scott McHenry, Gloria McKee, Mar- sha McKee. ROW 5: Paul McKee, Lori Me- legos, Scott Mersot, lulie Metz, lames Mick. ROW 6: Kimberly Mihalick, Richard Miletich, Steve Mik- los, Gary Mikolics, Richard Miletich. CENTER LEFT: Karen Kriadis traces a drawing for her art project. LEFT: Scott Speer watches intently as Lauri Broschart dumps the correct amount of flour into the cake batter. Sophomores 179 FIRST ROW: Milan Milivoje- vic, Barbara Miller, Danna Miller, Denise Miller, Pat Miller, Peggy Miller, Wanda Mills, Kim Millus, Paul Mitchell. ROW 2: Steve Mitchell, Mike Mitro, Pam Mitsos, Debra Mi- zera, Cathy Montasiewicz, Cy- nthia Monyok, Bill Moore, Ruth Morigi, Lee Morrison. ROW 3: Renee Moya, Teresa Mullen, Debby Murray, Cory Nagy, Ken Nahod, Kevin Nay, Pam Neal, Steve Nelson, Mary Newlin. ROW 4: Terry Nichols, Harold Nicholson, Lillian Niles, Arthur Nuzzo, Bob Odar, Bob Ole- jace, Faye Ordway. Debra Orear, Lynn Oros. ROW 5: Ceri Ostrzovich, Cyn- thia Otto, Diane Ozimec, Cathy Ozug, Suzanne Palm- ateer, |ohn Pappas, |udy Pap- pas, Bobby Paris, Bob Parlock. ROW 6: Linda Parsons, Lori Patton, Kerry Patz, Stephanie Pawlak, |im Pearman. ROW 7: Mike Peek, Shelia Peoples, Mark Petrits, Carl Petroff, Diane Petrovich. ROW 8: George Phenis, Ed Phillips, Walter Piechocki, )on Pierce. Tom Pilatos. ROW 9: Carol Plevas, Cathy Polaski, Richard Poling, Tim Pollock, Polly Pollock. ROW 10: Michael Popp, Lynn Poss, |im Pounds, Harry Poz- naik, Laura Prado. 180 Sophomores FIRST ROW: Pam Pressley, Ray Price, )im Pritchard, Cathy Prochno, Deborah Profitt. ROW 2: Cynthia Pupillo, An- thony Qualizza, |im Rabick, Richard Rada, Liz Radakovich. ROW 3: |oe Ramos, David Rastovski, Bill Rathjen, Hugh Richards, Katherine Richards. ROW 4: Tom Richards, Bill Richards, Lester Richter, jerry Riffe, Pat Rister. ROW 5: Ladonna Robbins, Randolph Roberts, Sena Rob- erts, Sue Roberts, Tom Rodgers. ROW 6: Eli Rodich, joe Rodri- quez, Margaret Rodriquez, Greg Rosenberry, Laura Rudolph. ROW 7: John Ruiz, Michael Rusak, Susan Rusak, Mary Rzetelny, juliann Saavedra. ROW 8: Theresa Sark, Sheree Sarko, Alan Satanek, Pat Savva, Christine Schaefer. ROW 9: David Schaetzel, Neil Schechner, Larry Scheub, Sha- ron Schlesinger, Ceorgeine Schmidt. ROW 10: Tom Schoon, Dennis Schultz, john Schultz, Karen Schultz, Tim Schulz. Sophomores 181 FIRST ROW: Greg Scot), Mike Sears, Doug Seber, Kim Sef- lon, Lynn Shafchuk. ROW 2: David Sharp, Mary Sharp, Brian Shaw, Debbie Sherwood, Chris Shooter. ROW 3: Linda Silingas, Luci Singer, Donna Smar, David Smith, Don Smith. ROW 4: Don Smith, Doug Smith, Mike Smith, |ohn Snelgrove. ROW 5: Susan Sobierajski, Connie Soder, Jackie Sohov- ich, Mike Sokolowski, Hem- mie Song. ROW 6: Chris Souronis, Mike Sparacinos, Dave Sepecht, Scott Speer, Robin Spencer, Kevin Spurlock, Don Stalhandske. ROW 7: Randy Standish, Mike Stanic, Dean Stanzione, Brent Stewart, Brenda Story, Connie Stowers, Chuck Sullivan. ROW 8: Dan Sullivan, Dave Surowiec, Gary Susanna, Glenn Suss, Sharon Susterich, Sally Swans on, George S artzell. ROW 9: |odi Sydes, Lisa Szczerbik, Tim Talley, Randy Taseff, Connie Thiros, Becky Thoesen, Delores Thomas. ROW 10: Kevin Thomas, Sandy Thorsteinson, Mark Tiernan, Jeff Tilman, Sheree Tipton, Paula Titak, Roberta Toby. 182 Sophomores LEFT: Cathy Prochno and Bob Hamilton find a quiet nook in the library to discuss their plans for the rest of the day. BELOW LEFT: Mr. Choncoff passes back some papers to his general business class. FIRST ROW: Tammy Tom- masi, Sharon Tounai, Tony Traicoff, Louis Trania, Chester Trocha, |im Trzaska, Emil Turean. ROW 2: Rhonda Turely, Caro- line Turman, Mark Turner, Lana Tyler, Patrice Uhlman, Cheryl Underwood. ROW 3: |ohn Unmisig, Car- man Urbano, Dean Vale, Da- vid Vallese, Tom Vandenburg, Armand Vargas, Carl Vargas. ROW 4: Fred Vertrees, lackie Vicien, Alex Vlassopoulos, Mary Volom, Ellen Vossos, Cheryl Voyles, Leslie Wagner. v ROW 5: Brett Wallace, Bill Walters, Dennis Warot, Bob Wasick, )oe Wasick, |im Wa- ters, Bill Webb. ROW 6: Tim Whetsel, |im White, Paul Wickberg, Lori Wickham, Robin Wiggand, Debra Williams, Annette Williamson. ROW 7: |eff Willingham, Cary Wilmot, Dean Wilson, Teri Wilson, Don W ' irick, Susan Wirtes, Monica Wirtz. ROW 8: Terry Wise, Helen Withers, Leo Wotherspoon, Roseilee Wreck, Brent Wrob- lewski, Kathy Yates. ROW 9: Liz Zagger, Bob Za- gac, lamie Zeha, Frank Zimny, Debra Zirkel, lonny Zorich, Ted Zoumis. Sophomores 1 8 ? Class Officers led Sophs through first year ABOVE: Sophomore Class Executive Board, front row (I to r) Maureen Horton, Candy Ha- berkorn, Shelia Peoples, Brenda Story, Kim lohnston, Chris Souronis. 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Dean, sr.— 144, 128 Andreatos, Evey, so.— 37, 51, 174, 128 Andreatos, Katerina, so.— 51, 174, 128 Andreoli, Ken, sr.— 144 Andrey, Paulette, jr.— Aquino, (ackie, so.-51, 174 Aquino, janice, sr.— 144 Aron, Mar, sr.— Arrensen, Dave, SO.-174 Ashby, Dwight, jr.— 135, 165 Ashley, jerry, sr.— 144 Ashley, jim, sr.-144 Asire, joy, sr.— 144 Askren, Dale, sr.— 54, 144 Askren, Steve, jr.— 52, 54, 165 Atzhorn, David, sr.— 37, 38, 40, 68, 69, 144, 161 Atzhorn, Diane, jr.— 38, 40, 90, 91, 164, 165, 45 Austgen, Harry, so.— 80, 174 Austgen, Sue, so.— 174 Aydelotte, Tim, so.— 174 Aznar, Mark, so.— 174 Badie, Darlene, so.— 174 Bailey, Cathy, jr.— 165 Bailey, jayne, sr.— 20, 22, 50, 144 Bajza, Susie, SO.-174 Balas, Debbie, jr. — 165 Balcerak, Karen, sr.-144 Baldwin, Geoffrey, sr.- Baltz, David, sr.— 144 Baltz, Jean, jr.— 90, 165 Baltz, Rita, so.— 174 Ballard, Barbara, jr.— 165 Benko, Andy, jr.— 131, 165 Bercaw, Fred, so.— 50, 174 Beres, Diane, jr.— 34, 165 Berg, Kathy, sr.-136, 145 Bergner, Chris, so.— 174 Berit, Barbara, sr.— 145 Berit, Chris, sr.— 145 Bernard, Paul, jr.— Bemat, Kathy, so.— 174 Berndt, Lisa, so.— 174 Berry, Lorrie, jr.— 165 Betters, Jill, jr. — 165 Bianchi, Jeff, so.-67, 73, 174, 184 Bianchi, Mickey, jr.— 34, 165 Bielak, Carol, jr.— 165 Balluch, Mary Kay, jr. — 165 Balunda, Paul, jr.— 165 Banks, Keith, jr.— 165 Barbauld, Mike, jr.— 165 Barbauld, Scott, sr.— 135, 144 Barclay, Tammy, so.- Bardeson, jerry, jr.— 82, 165 Bargfeldt, Brant, so.— 51, 174 Bargfeldt, janelle, sr.— 144 Barlow, jim, so.— 174 Barlow, John, so.— 174 Barnack, Dave, SO.-174 Barnack, Tom, so.— 82, 174 Barnard, Skip, sr.— 144 Barrow, jean, so.— 165 Bartley, Pam, jr.— 52, 53 Barton, Bonita, sr.-144 Bartos, Ann, sr.— 50, 136, 144 Batalis, Pete, sr.— Battleday, Karen, jr.— 165 Battleday, Sharon, jr.— 165 Baumgardner, Mark, sr.— 50, 54, 144 Beck, Debbie, jr.— 165 Beck, Jim, sr.— 144 Beilfuss, Jill, so — 38, 40, 174 Bell, Greg, so.— 67, 174 Bella, Rick, jr.— 50, 51, 165 Bellafiore, Karen, so.— 174 Bellovary, Dave, sr.— 145 Bender, Penny, sr.- Bendt, Janet, jr.— 165 Benjamin, Vikki, so.— 174 Billens, Kim, jr.— 165 Billick, Karen, jr.— 165 Billick, Steve, so.— 174 Billings, Alice, sr.— 145 Bilski, Linda, sr.— 145 Bilski, Mary, jr.— 165 Bish, Anita, jr.— 165 Bishop, Allan, sr.— 145 Bishop, Jim, sr.— 76, 77, 145 Black, Cindy, so.— Black, Doug, so.— 174 Black, Lori, sr.— 54, 145 Blane, Mark, so.— 72, 73, 174 Blank, Leslie, sr.— Blankenbaker, Kevin, jr. — 165 Blimm, Lori, jr.— 165 Blimm, Steve, so.— 73, 174 Bloede, Carolyn, sr.— 145 Blumberg, Marla, so.— 174 Bly, Amy, sr.-51, 145 Bodhaine, Jim, jr.— 165 Bohling, Donna, sr.— 35, 92, 145 Bohling, Mary, so.— 174 Bohn, Lyle, jr.— 165 Bohn, Sandy, sr.— 145 Bohn, Steve, so.— 174 Boice, Joe, jr. — 165 Bon, Linda, jr. — 165 Bonich, Milt, sr.— 30, 37, 145, 161, 163 Bonich, Sheree, so.— 174, 128 Bonich, Jim, so.— 36, 37, 174 Bond, Rosaling, sr.— 145 205 Borgmeier, Denise, jr.-34, 165 Bookas, Mike, so.— 67, 174 Bosstel, Ken, sr.— Boswell, Gretchen, sr.-50, 51, 54, 145 Bothwell, Debbie, sr.— 145 Bova, Sharon, sr.— 145 Bowman, David, jr. — 165 Bowman, Donald, jr.— 165 Bowser, Sue, SO.-38, 40, 175 Boyd, Jeff, so.— 175 Boyer, Dale, so.— 175 Boynak, Emery, so.— 175 Burris, Ronda, so.-51, 175 Butchko, Richard, jr.— 165 Butchko, Walter, sr.-146 Caldwell, Terri, sr.— Candiano, Kathy, so. -175 Cannon, Chuck, sr.-146 Cardenas, Marie, so.— 175 Cardenas, Richard, jr.— Carich, Linda, SO.-175 Carija, Ed, sr.— Carija, Mike, so.— 175 Carl, Bryan, so.— 175 Boynak, Raymond, jr.— 165 Bozich, Jan, sr.— 136, 145 •Bradach, judy, so.— 175 Branch, Nadine, so.-175 Branson, Cynthia, jr.— 165 Branson, Sue, so. -51, 175 Brant, Jeff, so.-38, 40, 175 Brewer, Monica, so.— 175 Bridgewaters, Anita, so.— 175 Briggs, David, SO.-175 Broadway, jenny, so.— 51, 175 Broschart, Laurie, so.— 51, 175 Brooks, David, jr.— 165 Brooks, Melody, jr.— 50, 165 Brown, Cynthia, jr.— 165 Brown, judy, jr.— 165 Brownfield, Tracy, jr.— 51, 165 Brugos, Rochelle, jr.— 31, 50, 165 Brumley, Chuck, sr.-64, 145 Brumley, Rick, so.— 67, 175 Brunk, Wayne, sr.— 145 Brunks, Annette, sr.— 145 Brunks, Antoinette, sr.— 145 Bryant, Tana, so.-40, 175 Brzoska, Barb, sr.— 145 Brzoska, Lorraine, jr.— 165 Buchalter, Christine, jr.— Buchanan, Pam, jr.-136, 165 Buchfuehrer, Donald, jr.— 165 Buchfuehrer, Sheri, so.-175 Buchko, judy, SO.-175, 128 Buhring, Jeff, sr.-145 Bukur, jim, so.-175 Bukur, Pam, sr.— 146 Bulatovich, Dawn, sr.— 136, 146 Burke, Carol, SO.-51, 175 Burke, Debbie, sr.— 50, 146 Burlison, Kevin, sr.— 38, 40, 146 Carlburg, julie, sr.— 146 Carr, julie, so.— 92, 175 Carrabine, Cary, jr.— 68, 70, 165 Carter, Jeff, so.— 175 Carter, Kenneth, jr.— 165 Castagna, Donna, so.— Cates, Daryl, jr.— 165 Catlow, Lisa, sr.-54, 146 Celorio, Lucy, so.— 175 Celorio, jeannie, jr.— 165 Certa, Lee, so.— 175, 184 Certa, Paul, jr.— 165 Chadd, Danny, so.— 175 Chadd, Karen, sr.— Chadd, Sharon, jr. — 166 Chamberlain, Tom, so.— 175 Chandler, Beth, sr.— 146 Chandler, Julie, jr.— 166 Chapas, Paula, sr.— 51, 146 Chapman, Sharon, jr. — 166 Charochak, Doug, so.— 175 Chase, Terry, so.-175 Chelovich, Sue, sr.— 50, 51, 146 Chenore, Diana, jr.— 166 Chentnik, Sheree, so.— 175 Chentnik, Sue, sr.-146 Chew, Shirley, sr.-146 Chidester, Jacob, jr.— 166 Chimitris, Anastasis, so.— 175 Chisko, Dawn, jr.— Chismudy, Karen, sr.-49, 51, 146 Chmiel, John, jr.— 166 Christensen, Don, jr.— 139, 166 Christoff, Cindy, sr.— 51, 146 Christoff, Irene, sr.— 146 Christoff, Steven, jr.— 166 Christy, Joe, so. -51, 80, 175 Christy, Rosalind ' , so.— 175, 128 Churilla, John, so.— Cicci, Linda, jr.-38, 40, 166 Cierniak, Diane, jr.— 34, 166 Cieslak, Darlene, jr.— 51, 166, 45 Cimino, Chuck, sr.— Cioni, Emil, so.— 175 Clark, Daniel, jr. — 166 Clark, Dave, SO.-175 Clark, Don, sr.— 146 Clark, Starla, jr.— 166 Cloyd, Bonnie, sr.— 50, 146 Cloyd, Mike, so.-36, 37, 38, 40, 175 Cloyd, Nancy, sr.-146, 127 Cobb, Don, jr.— 166, 167 Cokic, Violet, sr.-34, 38, 40, 146 Cole, Dave, sr.- Coleman, Mark, jr.— 64, 166 Collins, Art, so.— 175 Collins, Ron, sr.— 146 Combs, Caron, sr.— 146 Combs, Dave, SO.-175 Combs, Tom, so.— 80, 175 Comberford, Mary, so.— 175 Cone, Sue, so.-175 Conley, Timothy, jr.— 166, 161 Connelly, William, jr.— 166 Connors, Bill, so.— 36, 37, 175 Connors, Vicki, sr.— 146 Constantinides, John, jr.-166 Cook, John, sr.— 135 Cook, William, jr.— 166 Corder, Scott, jr.-82, 166 Corson, Daine, so.— 175 Covaciu, Craig, so.— 175 Costakis, Cheryl, jr.— 50 Cox, Debbie, so.— 175 Cpx, Mary, so.— 33, 175 Crosby, Bruce, sr.-146 Cross, Lisa, SO.-175 Crouch, Bob, sr.— 64, 84, 85 Crouch, Chris, sr.— Crowder, Greg, so.-38, 40, 175, 184 Crowl, Mary, SO.-175 Cucuz, Victor, sr.— 147 Culig, Mladen, jr.-80, 166 Culp, Karen, sr.— 54, 147, 163 Culverm, Kim, so.- Cummings, Mark, sr.— 147 Cummins, Joy, so.— 38, 40, 175 Cunningham, Karen, jr.— 166 Cunningham, Linda, sr.-34, 147 Cunningham, Marsha, jr.- 206 Cuprinski, Tina, jr.— 51, 54 Curtis, Beth, sr.— 38, 40, 54, 147 Cusamano, Pete, so.— 175 Dahlen, Mike, sr.-147 Dainton, Curtis, so.— 175 Dakich, Peter, jr.— 166 Dammarell, Randy, sr.- Danko, Bob, so.— 82, 176 Danko, Liz, sr.-43, 54, 138, 147, 126 Danyi, Carry, so.— 80 Danyi, |oe, sr.— 76, 77, 147 Davidson, Kathy, so.— 176 Davidson, Tom, jr.— 82, 166 Davies, Dan, so.— 176 Davis, Dan, so.— 176 Davis, Lewis, so.— 176 Dawson, Laura, jr.— 38, 40, 166, 128 Day, James, jr.— 166 Dayhoff, Elaine, sr.— 147 Deaton, Nancy, sr.— 38, 40, 147 Deboy, Lisa, jr.— 30, 166 Deboy, Lori, so.— 176 Dedios, Sandy, so.— 176 Deem, Bonnie, jr.— 166 Deer, Bob, sr.— 147 Defoor, Lori, SO.-176 Delarosa, Sheila, so.— 37, 38, 40, 176 Demitrakis, Nick, jr.-64, 166 Demitrakis, Pete, so.— 176 Demmon, Mark, jr.— 64, 133, 166 Dennis, Chuck, sr.— 20, 25, 147 Denta, Robert, jr.— 166 Deppe, Larry, jr.— 166 Deppe, Terry, jr.— 166 Deppe, Patty, sr.— Deppe, Peggy, sr.— 176 Detert, Garry, jr.— 38, 40, 166 Deyoe, Pearl, jr.— 166 De St. Jean, Dave, sr.-147 Dewell, Deborah, jr.— 166 Dian, Randy, jr.— 74, 166 Dieffenbach, Larry, so.— 37, 50, 80, 176 Dieterich, Donna, sr.— 30, 147 Dieterich, Scott, so.— 176 Dike, Ken, sr.-25, 29, 64, 85, 87, 147 Dilley, Dawn, sr.-20, 22, 136, 147 Dinatale, Andrea, so.— 176 Dinatale, Mary, so.— 176 Ditter, Buffy, sr.-42, 50, 51, 136, 147, 163 Dixon, Lisa, sr.— 54, 147 Djukic, John, sr.— 126 Dobis, Kim, so.— 51, 176 Dobry, Deborah, jr.-166 Dobry, John, so.— 176 Dockweiller, Brian, jr.— 166 Doeing, Bill, so.— 176 Doeing, Suzette, jr.— Dogan, Tom, so.— 38, 40, 176 Dogan, Ralph, sr.— 147 Dolatowski, Dave, jr.— 50, 54, 166 Dolatowski, Susan, so.— 176, 128 Dolk, Ann, sr.-147 Dominick, Sue, sr.— 147 Dovellos, leni, sr.— 34, 147, 128 Dovellos, Marianne,jr.— 51, 166 Doyle, Stephanie, so.— 51, 176 Doxas, Kathy, sr.— 34, 147, 128 Duck, Cheryl, sr.-44 Dudak, Julie, so.— 51, 176 Dudak, Lorainne, sr.— 38, 40, 131, 147 Dumler, John, jr.— 166 Dunn, Ron, so.— 176 Durk, Kathy, so.— 176 Durr, Mike, sr.— Dyer, James, jr.— 166 Dykstra, Deanna, so.— 176 Eaton, Kelly, so.— 51, 176 Eaton, Kim, so.— 176 Echterling, Josephine, jr.— 166 Edwards, Jill, sr.-50, 54, 147, 163 Eich, Dan, sr.— Eich, Dave, sr.— Eich, Don, jr.— 166 Eich, James, jr.— 166 Eich, Joann, so.-35, 176 Eich, Mary Beth, sr.— 148 Eich, Paul, so.-37, 51, 176 Elbaor, Robin, sr.— 148 Elia, Jo Ann, jr.— 166 Ellich, Chester, SO.-176 Ellich, David, jr.-38, 40, 166 Elmer, Terry, SO.-37, 176 Elser, Cindy, jr.-50, 52, 166, 128 Engel, Bob, sr.— 148 Englebright, Mark, jr.— 166 Equihua, Mike, so.— 67, 80, 176 Equihua, Robert, jr.-16fe Erickson, Peggy, sr.- Espravnik, Leila, sr.— 148 Espravnik, Louise, sr.— 148 Evans, Joyce, SO.-51, 176 Evans, Kenneth, jr.— 166 Evans, Laura, jr.— 166 Evans, Thomas, jr.— 166 Evion, Laurie, jr.— 51 Fargo, Dave, sr.— 85, 86, 148 Farrell, Cheri, so.— 176 Fedorchak, George, jr.-166 Ferkull, Donna, sr.— 148 Feryo, Mike, so.— 82, 176 Fesko, Marcella, jr.— 166 Fetkavich, Darlene, so.— 176 Fiebelkom, Ken, so.— 176 Fiedler, Ruth Ann, jr.— 166 Fields, Carole, jr.— 166 Fileff, Jane, jr.— 51, 96, 166 Fileff, Karen, so.— 176 Finney, Darlene, jr.— 166 Finney, Karen, so.- Firpo, Evan, so.— 176 Fiqueroa, William, jr.— 166 Flanagan, Debbie, sr.— 29, 148 Flanagan, Douglas, jr.— 166 Flanagan, Kathleen, so.— 176 Flanagan, Sharon, jr.— 44, 166, 45 Flauding, Kim, so.— 51, 176 Fleming, Tami, jr. — 136, 166 Flynn, Carol, sr.-148 Fortner, Dana, sr.-136, 148 Fortunak, Mary, so.-33, 176 Fossey, Dave, jr.-64, 65, 166 Foster, Martha, so.— 37, 38, 40, 176 Fountotos, John, sr.— Fountotos, Tim, sr.— Fox, Jerry, sr.— 148 Fox, Kim, so.— 51, 176 Fraley, Ed, sr.— Fraley, Kathy, so.— 176 Francis, Vanessa, jr. — 166 Franko, John, so.— 176 Franko, Mary, so.— 176 Franticelli, William, jr.— 167 Franz, Larry, jr. — 167 Fratichelli, Jim, so.— 176 Freeman, Riki, so.-38, 40, 176 French, Bill, jr.— 70, 73, 167 French, Vince, jr.— 64, 167 Froman, Curt, sr.— 51, 82, 148 Frey, Lynn, jr.— 167 Fryar, Belinda, jr.- Fryar, Marie, sr.— 148 Fulmer, John, jr.— 167 Fulmer, Sharon, jr. — 167 Funkey, Richard, sr.— 82, 148 Gaboyan, Candee, sr.— 148 Galanos, John, jr.— 167 Galanos, Mary, sr.-148 Galati, Vincent, jr. — 167 Galic, Rose, so.-176 207 Galinis, Michaeline, jr.— Gallagher, John, so.— 176 Gallo, Zina, so.— 176 Ganga, Marisa, jr.— Garavalia, Kim, jr.— 167 Garcia, Sam, so.— 50, 176 Garden, Karen, jr.— 167 Ga rner, Terry, sr.— 148 Garrett, Susan, jr.— 38, 40, 167 Gartner, John, sr.— 148 Gaskey, Cindy, sr.— 148 Gaskey, Keith, so.— 176 Gatlin, Gale, jr.— 31, 50, 96, 167 Gault, Cheryl, sr.— 148 Gault, Tom, so.— 176 Gavin, Mary, so.— 176 Gazda, Wally, jr.— 167 Georgillis, Butch, jr.— 64, 167 Gerodemos, Litsa, so.— 176 Giacomin, Anita, jr.— 167 Gibbons, Shirley, so.— 176 Gifford, joe, jr.-79, 82, 167 Gilea, Pat, sr.— Gill, Dean, sr.— 64 Gillespie, Mark, jr.— 167 Gillis, Virginia, jr.— 167 Givens, Bruce, jr.— 167 Glass, Patricia, jr.— 167 Glibota, Charles, sr.— 176 Godocik, Paul, so.— 67, 176 Goldman, Debbie, jr.— 167, 128 Goldschmidt, Jim, so.— 176 Goldschmidt, John, so.— Gomez, Jim, sr.— Gomez, Karen, so.— 51, 176 Gomez, Kathy, so.— 51, 176 Gonzalez, Bruce, jr.— 167 Gorandovich, Mike, jr.— 89, 167 Gott, Mark, so.— 176 Gough, Diane, sr.— 51, 148 Govert, Faye, jr.— 51, 167 Grabczyk, Ed, so.— 176 Grabczyk, Terri, sr.— 148, 126 Gray, Mark, so.— 85, 86, 176 Green, Randee, jr. — 167 Grdinich, Dave, sr.— 148 Greek, Rae, sr.— 148 Gregory, Jim, sr.— 148 Grieshaber, Terry, sr.-38, 40, 149 Griggs, Kristine, jr.— 50, 167 Griggs, Rita, jr.— 167 Grisak, Marie, sr.— 149 Gross, Steve, sr.— 149 Grynovich, Deb, sr.— 149 Grynovich, Ruth, sr.— 149 Gualizza, Steve, jr.— 167 Cuba, Paul, so.— 177 Cuba, Liz, jr.— 167 Gulab, Mark, so.-76, 177 Cullen, Pam, jr.— 167 Guska, Nada, so.— 177 Guska, Bob, jr.— 167 Gut, Denise, jr.— 34, 167 Gutierrez, Ernie, sr.— Guzik, Cheryl, sr.— 90, 91, 136, 149 Guzik, Terry, so.— 73, 177 Guzorek, Dave, jr.— 167 Haberkorn, Candy, so.— 51, 92, 96, 177, 184 Haberkorn, Cathi, sr.— 41, 50, 51, 94, 149 Haberkorn, Tom, jr.— 167 Hackett, Terry, sr.— 29, 64, 149 Hales, Pat, so.— 177 Halfman, Jan, jr.— 167 Hall, Frank, jr.— 167 Hall, Larry, so.-80, 177 Hamang, Julie, jr.— 51, 167 Hamang, Michele, sr.— 41, 50, 149, 163 Hamilton, Bob, sr.— 25, 149 Hamilton, Chuck, so.— 177 Hamlin, Randy, sr.— 149 Hanas, Phil, jr.— 167 Hancock, Vicky, jr.— 38, 40, 167 Hansen, Janet, so.— 38, 40, 177 Hansen, Jim, sr.— 64, 149 Hansen, Joni, sr.— 27, 38, 40, 149 Hansen, Ted, sr.— 64, 149 Harbes, Marianne, jr.— 167 Harbison, Vince, so.— 80, 177 Hardesty, Denise, sr.— 149 Hardt, Dennis, so.— 177 Hargens, Barb, sr.— Hargis, Jim, sr.— 149 Harker, Tim, jr.— 68, 167 Harmon, Laura, jr.— 50 Harmon, Terry, sr.— 149 Harper, Laurel, so.— 51, 177 Harris, Cindy, sr.— 44, 149 Harris, Gary, jr.— 167 Harrison, Gary, so.— Harrold, John, sr.— Hartman, Linda, so.-38, 40, 177 Hartwig, Billie, jr.— 167 Hartwig, Jeff, so.— 177 Hartwig, Nola, SO.-35, 37, 177 Harvoth, Cyndi, sr.— 29, 149 Harvoth, Dennis, sr.-136, 137, 149 Hasan, Rich, so.— 177 Hasek, Bob, sr.— Hassett, Pat, so.— 80, 174, 177 Hastings, Ken, so.— 177 Haussman, Sandy, sr.— 149 Haussman, Sheryl, jr.— 167 Haussman, Paul, so.— 51, 177 Hayes, Joyce, sr.— 149 Haymes, Pat, so.— 37, 177 Haviza, Cindy, so.— 177 Healey, Mike, so.— 177 Hebert, Bill, jr.— 84, 85, 167 Hecimovich, Mike, jr.— Hefty, Bob, so.— 177 Hefty, Dave, jr.— 168 Heiny, Jack, sr.— Held, Darlene, sr.— 149 Hemmes, Nancy, so.— Hendricks, Heidi, jr.— 92 Hendricks, Lynette, sr.— Hendricks, Tony, so.— Hendrichs, Debbie, jr.— 92, 93, 94, 95, 168 Hermes, Sue, sr.— 149 Hernandez, Pete, jr.— 168 Herr, Janette, sr.— 149 Herr, Jim, jr.— 168 Herzog, Larry, so.— 177 Hevezi, Alex, sr.— Heveai, Chuck, so.— Heylin, Alice, jr.— 168 Heylin, Kevin, so.-82, 177 Hiatt, Marty, so.— 177 Hicks, Betty, jr.— 168 Hicks, Gary, sr.— 150 Higgason, Jill, so.— 36, 37, 81, 177 Higgins, Judy, sr.— 150 Highsmith, Karen, sr.— 150 Hill, Randy, so.— 177 Hines, Darlene, jr.— 168 Hines, Marcia, so.— 177 Hlodnicki, Paul, sr.— 38, 40, 64, 150 Hodgers, Fred, jr.— 38, 40, 168 Hoffman, Barb, jr.— 81, 168 Hoffman, Jim, sr.— 82, 150 Holodick, Stan, so.— 177 Hopp, Cindy, jr.— 168 Hopper, Dale, sr.— 150 Horkavi, Dave, sr.— 150 Horton, Maureen, so.— 177, 184 208 Hosier, Randy, so.— 80, 177 Hostetler, Dan, so.-177 Hostetler, Mary Ann, sr.— 38, 40, 43, 90, 91, 150, 163 Howe, Nile, sr.— 150 Hoze, Leslie, so.- 37, 51, 128, 177 Hrbaty, Janice, sr.— 150 Hudspeth, Karen, so.— 177 Huish, Carol, so.— 177 Hulsit, Lance, jr.— 168 Huisch, Dave, jr.— Human, Shelly, so.— 92, 177 Hunt, Cindy, so.— 177 Hunt, Michele, sr.— 150 Hunt, Robin, jr.— 168 Hunt, Steve, sr.— 160 Hunter, Becky, so.— 177 Husiar, Vicki, sr.— 150 Hurley, Michaeleen, so.— 177 Hurst, Patty, jr.— 168 Hurst, Regina, jr.— 42, 168 Hynes, Jim, sr.— 150 lussic, Gail, so.— 177 Iwan, Jan, sr.— 150 Izynski, Joyce, so.— 177 Jackson, John, jr.— 50, 52, 54, 168 Jackson, Tom, so.— 177 Jaeger, Al, so.— 177 Jakovijevich, Violet, jr.— 34, 168 Jamrok, Leonard, so.— 177 Jank, Lisa, so.— 178 Jank, Mike, jr.— 52, 53, 168 Jannasch, Jim, SO.-178 Janovick, John, sr.— 150 Jarosak, Jackie, so.— 178 Jarosak, Joe, sr.— Jarrett, Pat, sr.— 150 Jarvis, Brenda, so.— 178 Jasiak, Krystal, sr.-150 Jasnic, Stamenka, sr.— Jeffries, Jim, sr.— 30, 150 Jenkins, Debbie, sr.— 150 Jenkins, Ed, sr.— 150 Jenkins, Renee, jr.— 94, 168 Jensen, Debbie, sr.— 150 Jensen, Therese, so.— 178 Jewell, Linda, jr.— 168 Jewell, Pam, jr.— 168 Jiminez, Terry, so.— 35, 36, 37, 178 Johnsen, Scott, so.— 178 Johnson, Craig, so.— 178 Johnson, Jill, so.— 178 Johnson, Kurt, jr.— 168 Johnson, Nava, sr.— 150 Johnson, Regina, sr.— 150 Johnston, Kim, so.— 92, 184 Jolliff, Bill, jr.— 168 Jones, Barb, so.— 178 Jones, Denise, sr.— 136, 150 Jones, James D., jr.-168 Jones, James W., jr.— 168 Jones, Kathy, sr.— 150 Jones, Kim, so.— 178 Jones, Lori, so.— 178 Jones, Mitch, jr.— 64, 121 Jones, Patty, jr.— 168 Jones, Sheryl, jr.— 168 Jones, Tom, sr.— 50, 151 Javanovich, Lana, sr.-151 Joyce, Patty, so.— 178 Joyner, Ron, sr.— 20, 32, 64, 151 Julovich, Jim, jr.— 51, 168 Julovich, Steve, sr.-151 Jurewicz, Barry, jr.— 168 Kacala, John, jr.— 168 Kacmar, Eleanor, jr. — 38, 40, 168 Kacmar, Mary, so.— 37, 178 Kaczmarek, Joan, sr.— 38, 40, 151 Kaiser, Celeste, sr.— 34, 38, 40, 151 Kaiser, Debbie, so.— 178 Kalember, Mary, sr.— 151 Kanuscak, Fritz, sr.— 37, 151 Kapitan, Rudy, so.— 178 Karwacinski, Carol, sr.— 151 Kasiak, Gina, sr.— 151 Katie, Bob, jr.— 168 Katie, Stan, sr.— 151 Kaufman, Brenda, so.— 178 Keehn, Sherri, sr.— 42, 43, 54, 151, 163 Keen, Cindy, so.— 178 Keever, Rich, so.— 178 Keilman, Mary, sr.— 151 Keilman, Ray, jr.— 64, 168 Keiser, Debbie, jr.— 38, 40, 168 Keiser, Karen, sr.— 151 Keiser, Kurt, jr.— 168 Kelley, John, so.— 178 Kelley, Mary, sr.— 151 Kelly, Nancy, so.— 38, 40, 178 Kemp, Robin, so.— 51, 178 Kemperle, Paula, jr.— 51, 136, 168 Kendall, Laurie, jr.— 168 Kendall, Mahala, jr.— 168 Keough, Kathy, so.— 51, 178 Kepshire, Bob, so.— 178 Kerulis, Jim, so.— 67, 178 Kerulis, Paul, jr.— 168 Kiburz, Cindy, sr.— 43, 138, 151 Kilgore, Tom, SO.-178 King, Gena, jr.— 168 Kingery, Don, so.— 178 Kingery, Ed, sr.— 151 Kirby, Betsy, jr.— 35, 136, 128, 168 Kirby, Cindy, jr.— 35, 136, 128, 168 Kirksey, Cindy, sr.— 81, 151 Kirpa, Doris, jr.— 168 Klahn, Diane, so.— 51, 178 Klazura, Barb, so.— 178 Kleminski, Phil, so.— 178 Klepack, Cathy, so.— 51, 178 Klevickas, Randy, sr.— 38, 40, 151 Kloc, Geralyn, sr.— 151 Kloth, Kris, sr.— 20, 94, 95, 151 Klug, Alan, jr.— Koch, Ray, so.— 178 Koedyker, Joyce, sr.— 151 Kolettis, Jonie, so.— 178 Kolettis, Karen, jr.— Kolodziej, Kathy, jr.— 168 Kolodziej, Mike, jr.— 168 Konarski, Debbie, so.— 178 Konja, Debbie, so.— 178 Konja, Bob, so.— 178 Konrady, Andy, jr.-169 Kontos, Georgette, so.— 178 Kopack, Lu, jr.— 38, 40, 169 Korac, Micki, so.— 44, 75, 178 Kordys, Ron, sr.— 151 Kormos, Sandy, jr.— 24, 169 Korakakis, Nitsa, jr.— 50, 169 Kottis, Nick, so.— 178 Kouskoutis, Mike, jr.— 169 Kouskoutis, Pete, jr.— 169 Koves, Ken, sr.— 64, 151 Kowalski, Dave, sr.-151 Kowalski, Sue, so.— 178 Kouremetis, Louis, so.— 178 Krafft, Mike, sr.— 152 Krampen, Kathy, so.— 178 Kravcheno, Lori, sr.-152 Krawczyk, Steve, jr.— 38, 169 Krayniak, Denise, so.— 51, 178 Kreiner, Dennis, jr. — 169 Kriadis, Karen, so.— 178, 179 209 Kritikos, Kathy, jr.— 128, 169 Krol, Mary, so.— 37, 178 Kroll, Kary, so.— 178 Krueger, Carry, so.— 178 Krutz, Ed, so. -67, 178 Kruzan, Chris, so.— 178 Kucan, Mark, jr.— 24, 169 Kuchta, Debbie, jr.— 169 Kucik, George, jr.— 38, 40, 169 Kuhn, Kris, so.— 178 Kuhn, Tina, sr.— 152 Kuhn, Steve, jr.— 169 Kunstek, Angel, sr.— 152 Kurtis, Connie, so.— 178 Kusley, Carolyn, jr.— 169 Kutsko, Cindy, sr.— 34, 152 Kuzevich, Donald, jr. — 34, 169 Kuzma, Dan, so.— 67, 73, 178 Kuzma, Debbie, so.— 178 Kuzma, jerry, sr.— 64, 152 Kvarta, Barb, so.— 178 Kvarta, Mary, sr.— 152 Kwitko, Sue, sr.-152 Kyres, Andy, sr.— 62, 152 Lach, Cheri, so.— 178 Lach, jenny, SO.-178 Laco, john, jr. — 169 Lafever, Rich, so.— 37, 178 Lain, Robert, jr.— 169 Lamb, Dan, so.— 178 Lamb, Mark, so. -178 Lamb, Randy, jr.— Langbehn, Donna, sr.— 152 Langjjehn, Kurt, sr.-152 Lape, Norman, so.— 178 Larsen, Terry, jr.— 169 Laser, Carmen, sr.— 38, 40, 152 Lazarian, Lori, jr. Leach, Mary, jr.— 169 Lecik, Don, so.— 178 LeCounte, Ed, sr.— 152 LeCounte, jerry, so.— 178 Ledwink, Dan, so.— 178 Lee, Teri, so.— 178 Leeson, Cindy, so.-38, 40, 178 Leks, Mike, sr.— Lenchis, Bob, jr.— 169 Lenker, Chuck, sr.— 155 Lennon, jane, jr.— 34, 169 Lennon, Keith, sr.— Lentini, Debbie, sr.— 152 Leonhardt, Bob, jr.— 169 Lousheff, Sharon, jr.— 51, 169 Love, Chris, SO.-38, 40, 178 Love, Gary, jr.— 169 Lozanoski, Lena, so.— 178 Lucas, Carol, sr.-152 Lucas, Lori, sr.-152 Luck, Betty jo, sr.— Luck, Curtis, jr.— 169 Luebcke, janet, jr.— 169, 128 LuGrain, Barb, sr.— 152 Luipold, Audrey, jr.— 169 Luipold, Delbert, jr.— 169 Lukasik, Tom, sr.— Lumbarkoski, Carl, so.-67, 178 Lunsford, Randy, jr.— 169 Luptak, Mike, sr.-23, 64, 152 Lynch, Patty, sr.-136, 152 Lynch, Tom-178 Lynn, janet, sr.-152 Lynn, Patty, jr.-169 Macchia, Jeff, sr.— 152 Macchia, Toni, sr.— MacDonald, Rich, jr.— 169 Machnik, janet, jr.— 169, 128 Mantz, Randy, jr.— Manolovic, Phil, so.— 67, 178 Maresko, Bill, jr.— 169 Marmolejo, Chuck, jr. — 169 Marovich, Bill, sr.-153 Marquis, Meerent, so.— Marshall, Lisa, so.-24, 92, 96, 178 Martens, Dave, so.— 178 Martin, Kurt, so.-67, 82, 179 Martin, Mike, —179 Martin, Sandy, sr.— 153 Martin, Tom, —179 Martinez, Bob, jr.— Martinez, Chris, so.— 178, 179 Martinez, jerry, sr.— 153 Martinez, Patty, SO.-179 Martinez, Steve, jr.— Marovich, john, jr. — 169 Marovich, Laura, Jr. -92, 169 Maroules, Dennis, jr.— 169 Masak, Gordon, sr.— 153 Mast, Sheila, jr.— 170 Massa, Denise, so.— 179, 184 Massey, Scott, so.— 179 Leshk, Barb, jr. — 169 Leshk, Eileen, sr.-31, 92, 93, 94, 95, 152 Lesser, Tina, jr. — 169 Letters, jean, jr.— 169 Lewis, Pat, sr.-51, 54, 152 Libician, Cindy, sr.— 152 Libician, Kevin, so.— 178 Licari, Chuck, sr.— Light, jerry, jr.— 22, 169 Lilly, Larry, so.— 178 Lines, Ron, so.— 178 Lipski, Marty, so.-67, 73, 178 Lipski, joann, SO.-178 Lipski, judy, so.— 178 Lipton, Mary, so.— 35, 37, 178 Lloyd, Mark, sr.— 152 Lobsiger, Beth, jr. — 169 Lockridge, Dawn, so.— 178 Loehmer, Mark, so.— 178 Loney, Marty, so.— Long, Linda, sr.-152 Long, Sue, jr. — 169 Long, Terri, jr.— 51, 52, 169 Lopeka, Diane, so.— 37, 174, 178 Lopez, jesse, jr.— 169 Mack, john, so.— 66, 178 Mack, Lynn, sr.— 153 Mackey, Shawn, jr.— 169 Maddack, john, sr.-153 Maenza, julie, sr.— Magee, Jonnie, SO.-178 Maginot, Dave, so.-178 Maginot, Mike, jr.— 38, 40, 54, 169 Magurean, Kevin, sr.— 62, 64 Magurean, BoBo, so.— 178 Mahoney, jim, jr.— 169 Maicher, Suzanne, jr.— 42, 169 Maicki, Greg, jr.— 169 Malee, Rick, so.-38, 40, 178 Malocha, Paul, sol.— 178 Maloney, Kathy, so.-178 Mancilla, Terry, jr.— 169 Mandich, Paul, sr.— 82, 153 Maniatis, Evelyn, jr.— Maniatis, Florence, so.— 178 Manis, Karen, jr.— 169 Mann, Jim, jr.— 64, 84, 85, 169 Mann, Terry, jr.— 169 Manojlovich, Sue, jr.— 129, 169 Manivilovich, Vicki, jr.— 169 210 Massow, Patty, SO.-179 Massow, Randy, sr.— 79, 82, 153 Mathews, Margie, so.-179 Mattingly, Bill, jr.— Mattingly, Glenn, sr.— 153 Mattingly, Lee, so.— 179 Mauch, Cindy, so.— 179 Mayberry, Debbie, so.— 179 Mayoch, Linda, jr.— 170 McAdoo, Marsha, sr.— McCall, Mark, jr.— 170 McCall, Patty, sr.— 153 McCann, Bob, jr.— 170 McClellan, Gail, jr.— 170 McClellan, Gary, so.— 37, 179 McCloud, Dave, jr.— 170 McClure, Bob, so.— 179 McColly, George, jr. — 1 70 McConnell, Karen, sr.— McConnell, Mike, so.— 179 McCormick, Bill, jr.— 85, 86, 170 McDaniel, Jerry, so.— 179 McDonald, Kevin, so.— 67, 73, 179 McFarland, Bob, jr.— 82, 170 McHenry, Scott, —179 McIntyre, Laquita, jr. — 1 70 McKee, Gloria, so.— 179 McKee, Marsha, so.— 179 McKee, Paul, so.— 179 McKnight, Ron, sr.— McLaughlin, Mike, jr.— McMillan, Brian, sr.— 153 McShane, Colleen, so.— McShane, Corey, jr.— 170 Meek, Tim, sr.— Mehay, Kevin, jr.— 170 Mehok, Chuck, sr.— 153 Melcher, Margie, jr.— 170 Melcic, Susan, jr.— 50, 170 Melegos, Lori, so.— 179 Mellinger, Randy, jr.— 64, 89, 170 Mercer, Patty, jr.— 170 Mersot, Scott, so.— 179 Metcalf, Bill, jr.— 170 Metz, Julie, so.— 179 Meyer, Terry, so.— Meznarick, Jackie, jr.— 170 Mich, Jim, so.— 179 Mihal, Dave, sr.— 153 Mihalick, Kim, so.-179 Mihelic, Rich, so.— 179 Mika, P.— 170 Miklos, Naomi, sr.— 153 Miklos, Steve, so.— 179 Mikolics, Gary, so.— 67, 179 Mikolics, Sherri, sr.— 50, 153, 163 Milanovich, JoAnn, jr.— 51, 170 Miletich, Rich, so.— 179 Milivojevic, Milan, so.— 180 Miller, Barb, so.— 38, 40, 180 Miller, Danna, so.— 180 Miller, Denise, jr.— 170 Miller, Denise, —180 Miller, Karen, sr.— 153 Miller, Kim, sr.— 153 Miller, Margaret, so.— 180 Miller, Marilyn, jr.— 170 Miller, Mike, jr.— 170 Miller, Patti, so.— 38, 40, 180 Miller, Rich, sr.— Miller, Rochelle, sr.-153 Miller, Tom, sr.— Mills, Wanda, so.— 180 Millus, Kim, so.— 180 Mitchell, Paul, so.— 180 Mitchell, Steve, so.— 73, 180 Mitro, Michey, so.— 180 Mitro, Tom, sr.— 153 Mitsos, Pam, so.— 30, 37, 38, 40, 180 Mitsos, Robin, jr.— 38, 40, 90, 91, 170 Miaera, Debbid, so.-180 Moehl, Cindy, jr.— 170 Monyok, Cynthia, so.-180 Moore, Kathy, jr.— 170 Morre, Mia, sr.— 153 Moore, Randy, jr.— 64, 170 Moore, Richard, sr.- Moore, Scott, sr.- Moore, Warren, so.— 180 Morigi, Ruth, so.— 180 Mordz, Chuck, jr.— 170 Morrison, Lee, so.— 180 Motasiewicz, Cathy, so.— 180 Moya, Renee, so.— 180 Mulhern, Mark, sr.-161 Mullen, Joe, jr.— 170 Mullen, Teri, so.— 180 Mundell, Melissa, sr.— 29, 153 Murphy, Michelle, jr.— 170 Murray, Devvie, so.— 134, 180 Myers, Fred, jr.— 170 Myers, Michele, sr.-153 Nadolski, David, jr.— 170 Nadolski, Gary, jr. — 170 Nadolski, Kathy, sr.— 27, 153 Nadolski, Lynn, sr.— 153 Nadolski, Margie, jr.— 136, 170 Nagy, Cory, so.-180 Nagy, Dale, sr.-38, 40, 153, 126 Nahod, Anna Marie, sr.— 81, 136, 154, 128 Nahod, Ken, so.— 180 Nartnick, Lu Ann, sr.-154 Nay, Kevin, so.— 180 Neal, Dave, jr.— 44, 50, 52, 164, 170, 45 Neal, Pam, so.— 51, 180 Nedoff, Marcia, sr.— 154 Neeley, Cheryl, sr.— 154 Nelson, Carla, jr.— 170 Nelson, Debbie, sr.— 154 Nelson, Elizabeth, sr.-154 Nelson, Dave, jr.— 38, 40, 170 Nelson, Steve, so.— 67, 180 Nelson, Tim, sr.— 154 Nemergut, Anne, jr.— 170 Nestorovich, Mike, sr.— 154 Neuliep, Martin, sr.— 154 Neumeyer, Denise, jr.— 170 Neville, Jan, sr.— 38, 40, 131, 154 Newlin, Mary, so.— 180 Newman, Sue, jr.— 170 Newton, Lori, jr.— 170 Nichols, Jeanne, sr.-154 Nichols, Terry, so.— 89, 180 Nicholls, Greg, sr.— 82, 154, 161 Nicholson, Harold, so.— 180 Niksch, Roger, jr. — 170 Niles, Lillian, so.— 180 Niles, Ray, jr.— Nims, Suzanne, jr.— 170 Noel, John, sr.— 64, 154, 127 Nommensen, Neil, jr.— 44, 64, 170 Norwaish, Sue, sr.— 154 Nosich, Mark, jr.— 22, 64, 170 Nowesnick, Tom, jr.— 82, 83, 170 Nuzzo, Artie,— 180 O ' Connell, Kathy, jr. — 170 Odar, Bob, so.— 180 Odar, Dan, jr.— 170 Olejace, Bob, so.— 180 Olejace, Rich, jr.— 170 Olejniczak, Karen, jr.-30, 170 Oliver, Neal, sr.— 37, 38, 40, 43, 154 Oppman, Dave, jr.— 51, 52, 170 Oprisko, Mark, sr.— Ordway, Renee, so.— 51 O ' Rear, Debbie, so.— 180 211 Overton, Bill, jr.— 170 Ornelas, Lisa, jr.— 167, 170 Ornelas, Lucy, jr.— 170 Oros, jack, jr.— 50, 51, 170, 128 Oros, Lynn, so.— 180 Orrell, Jeff, so.— Ostrzovich, Ceri, so.— 81, 180 Ostrozovich, Greg, sr.-154 Otto, Cindy, so.-37, 180 Owen, Steve, jr.— 170 Ozimec, Diane, SO.-180 Ozug, Cathy, so.— 180 Padol, Randy, jr.— 170 Pagel, Melanie, sr.— 154 Palansky, Alan, sr.— Palmateer, Dave, sr.— 154 Palmateer, Sue, so.— 180 Papp, Jeane, jr.— 81, 136, 170 Pappas, John, so.-80, 180 Pappas, Judy, SO.-180 Paridck, Bob, so.— 180 Paris, Bobby, so.— 180 Parder, Susan, sr.- Parks, Sabrina, sr.-50, 154 Parsons, Linda, so.-180 Pasa, Barb, jr.-38, 40, 92, 170 Patch, Jeff, jr.— Patterson, Don, jr. — 170 Patton, Lori, so.-180 Patz, Kerry, so.— 51, 180 Paul, Pam, jr.— 170 Paul, Sandy, jr.-38, 40, 170 Pavnovich, Darinka, jr.-170 Pavelka, Ray, sr.— 154 Pawlak, Liz, sr.— 154 Pawlak, Stephanie, so.— 180 Pearman, Jim, so.- 180 Peak, Mike, so.— 180 Peoples, Shilia, so. -180, 184 Penner, Stanley, sr.— 154 Pennock, Jodi, sr.-136, 154 Peronis, Caryn, jr.— 170 Perko, Jom, sr.— 26 Perry, Rich, jr.— 170 Perryman, Kevin, sr.— 76, 154 Peschke, Terry, sr.-38, 40, 154 Peters, Mickey, jr.-50, 51, 52, 170 Peters, Mike, jr. — 170 Petrites, Mark, so.— 180 Petro, John, jr.-75, 170 Petroff, Carl, so.— 180 Petroskey, Jean, so.- Petroskey, Jim, sr.— Petrovich, Diane, so.— 180 Petrovich, Janice, sr.— 155 Pettit, Randy, jr.-68, 170 Pheanis, George, so.— 89, 180 Phillips, Ed, so.-180 Philpott, Bill, jr.— 38, 40, 170 Piechocki, Walter, so.-82, 180 Piekut, Lynn, jr.— 136, 170 Pierce, Karen, jr.— 170 Peirce, John, so.— 180 Pierce, Tim, sr.— 155 Pieroni, Beth, sr.— 155 Pike, John, jr.-64, 170 Pilatos, Tom, so.— 180 Pipas, Dave, sr.— Pipta, Mary Ann, jr.— 50 Piunti, Bob, sr.— 155 Placek, Lara, sr.— 155 Plese, Rich, sr.- Pleva, Carol, so.— 180, 128 Polaski, Cathy, so.— 51, 180 Poling, Rich, so.— 67, 180 Poliak, Jennifer, jr.— 31, 50, 81 Poliak, Tim, so.— 180 Pollock, Bruce, jr.— 170 Pollock, Mike jr.— Pollock, Polly, so.— 180 Popka, Cindy, jr.— 170 Popp, Mike, so.— 180 Popp, Tom, sr.— Porras, Cindy, jr.-38, 40, 170 Porter, Jim, jr.— 170 Poss, Lynn, SO.-180 Poti, Cindy, jr.— 50, 52, 170 Potts, Starla, sr.-155 Pounds, Jim, so.— 180 Powell, Jack, jr.— 170 Powell, Teri, jr.— 170 Poynter, Robin, jr.— 170 Poznaik, Harry, so.— 180 Prado, Laura, so.-180 Pressley, Pam, so.-181 Price, Ray, so. -181 Pritchard, Ken, sr.-155 Pritchard, Jim, so.— 181 Prochno, Cathy, so. -38, 40, 181, 183 Prochno, Mike, jr.— 44, 64, 84, 85, 170, 45 Procko, Terry, sr.— 38, 40, 155 Proffitt, Debbid, so.— 181 Proffitt, Glen, sr.— Pruitt, Debby, so.- Psimos, Nick, sr.-41, 50, 54, 64, 65, 155 Pullin, Dan, sr.-64, 155 Pupillo, Cindy, so.— 181 Pupillo, Steff, sr.— 155 Pushkar, Angie, jr.— 170 Qualizza, Steve, jr.— 170 Qualizza, Tony, so.— 181 Raczynski, Greg, jr.— 170 Rada, Rich, so.— 181 Radakovich, Liz, so.— 37, 181 Rabick, Jim, so.— 67, 181 Raduenz, Michele, jr.— 170 Rahn, Valerie, jr.— Randhan, Kim, jr.-44, 170 Ramage, Kevin, sr.— 155 Ramos, Bob, sr.— Ramos, Joe, so.— 181 Ranke, Linda, sr.— 155, 120 Rastovski, Dave, so.— 67, 73, 181 Rastovski, Tim, jr.— 68, 170 Ratajec, Roberta, sr.— 155 Rathjen, Bill, so.— 181 Rathkovich, George, sr.— Raue, Sue, sr.— 155 Ray, Bob, jr. — 170 Ray, John, sr.— 155 Reck, Rosaline, so.— Reformat, Pete, sr.— 155 Reibly, Bill, sr.— 155 Reibly, Mike, jr. — 1 71 Reimer, Bob, sr.— 155 Reimer, Jim, jr.— 171 Reimer, Jeff, jr. — 171 Reinhart, Chris, jr.— 73, 74, 138, 45 Reinhart, Mike, sr.-42, 50, 54, 155 Rendina, Brian, jr.-64, 171 Rendina, Vince, jr. — 1 71 Rendleman, Diane, so.— 127 Renicker, Cathy, jr.— 171 Renehan, Andrea, jr.— 171 Rerick, Julie, sr.— 155 Reynolds, Harold, jr. — 171 Richards, Bill, so.-181 Richards, Debbie, jr.— 171 Richards, Hugh, SO.-181 Richards, Kathy, so.— 181 Richards, Tom, so.— 181 Richardson, Wendy, jr.— Richter, Lester, so.— 181 Rickard, Todd, sr.— 155 Riffe, Jerry, so.-37, 181 212 Riffe, Tom, sr.— 155 Ripley, Dennis, sr.— 155 Rister, Greg, jr.- Rister, Patti, so.-181 Ristoff, Sharon, jr.- Robbins, Ladonna, so.-181 Roberts, Randy, so.— 181 Roberts, Jo, so.— 38, 40, 181 Roberts, Sue, so.— 181 Robertson, Rita, sr.— Robinson, Ruby, so.— Robison, Mark, sr.— 156, 126 Rodgers, Tom, so.— 181 Rodich, Eli, so.— 181 Rodriquez, Bertha, sr.— Rodriquez, Joe, so.-181 Rodriquez, Margaret, SO.-181 Roganovich, Rochelle, jr. — 34, 171, 126 Rogers, Gary, sr.— 156 Rogers, Bill, sr.— 156 Rohder, Mark, jr.— 38, 40, 64, 171 Roman, Greg, jr.— 171 Rork, Darlene, jr.— 171 Rosenberry, Greg, so.— 181 Rosenberry, Randy, jr.— 171 Rudolph, Laura, so.— 51, 92, 181 Rudovich, George, jr.— 82, 171 Rudy, Dave, jr.— 171 Routh, Steve, sr.— 156 Roy, Cliff, sr.— 156 Ruiz, John, so.— 181 Rukavina, Kathy, jr.— 171 Rukes, Garry, sr.— Rusak, Mike, so.— 67, 181 Rusak, Sue, so.— 181 Russell, Joyce, jr.— 171, 128 Ryan, Greg, jr.— 171 Ryan, Jo Ella, sr.— 156 Rzetelny, Mike, jr. — 1 71 Rzetelny, Mary, so.— 33, 181 Saavedra, Julie, so.— 181 Saberniak, Don, jr.— 38, 40, 171, 128 Sabq Mike, sr.— 35, 156 Sadowski, Heidi, jr.— Sark, Denise, sr.— 23 Sark, Theresa, so.— 181 Sarko, Sheree, so.— 51, 181 Samardzija, Lil, jr.— 171 Samay, Brian, jr.-30, 171 Santeramo, Carol, jr.— 171 Satanek, Alan, so.— 67, 181 Sattler, Dale, sr.-156 Sattler, Mark, sr.— 156 Sauer, Juyne, jr. — 50, 171 Saea, Ed, sr.— 135, 156 Sawa, Pat, so. -181 Sawochka, Bruce, sr.— Sawochka, Don, jr.— 171 Schaefer, Chres, so.— 181 Schaeffer, Roy, sr.— 156 Schafer, Ruth, sr.— 156 Schaetzel, Dave, so.— 50 Schechner, Neil, so.— 181 Scheeringa, John, sr.— 135, 156 Scegiel, Franceen, jr.— 171 Scheidt, Jeff, jr. — 171 Scheub, Jeff, sr.— 156 Scheub, Larry, so.— 181 Schleicher, Charlene, jr.— 171 Schleicher, Connie, jr.— 171 Schlesinger, Eileen, sr.-156 Schlesinger, June, jr.— 171 Schlesinger, Sharon, so.-181 Schmidt, Georginne, so.— 90, 181, 120 Schmidt, Tom, sr.— 20, 63, 64, 68, 69, 156, 45 Schmidt, Twyla, jr.- Scholz, Dennis, sr.— Schoon, Tom, so.— 181 Schramm, Mark, jr.— 171 Schramm, Steve, sr.— 156 Shults, Jan, sr.— 157 Schultz, Dave, jr.— 64, 172 Schultz, Dennis, so.-181 Shuttz, John, so.— 181 Schultz, Karen, so.— 181 Schultz, Kurt, jr.— 172 Shultz, Patty, sr.-54, 157 Schultz, Tim, so.— 181 Shubert, Virginia, jr.- Schulatz, Larry, jr.— Schuster, Pat, sr.— 37, 68, 69, 139, 156 Scott, Greg, so.— 182 Scott, Karen, sr.— 156 Scott, Mark, jr -172 Scott, Robin, sr.— Schweitzer, Jim, sr.-156 Sears, Mike, so.— 67, 182 Seber, Doug, so.— 67, 182 Sefton, Kim, so.— 44, 182 Seitzinger, Don, sr.— 25, 29, 64, 156 Seitzinger, Gail, jr.— 38, 40, 172 Seitzinger, Paul, sr.— 40, 54, 64, 139, 156 Seller, Bob, jr. — 172 Semplinski, Judy, jr.— 90, 172 Sepkowski, Sharon, sr.— 156 Shafchuk, Lynn, so.— 38, 40, 182 Sharp, Dave, so.— 38, 40, 182 Sharp, Eileen, sr.— 156 Sharp, Mary, so.— 182 Sharpe, Jerry, jr. — 81, 82, 172 Sharpe, Ralph, sr.— 156 Shaver, Marjo, sr.— 157 Shaw, Brian, so.— 88, 89, 182 Shelby, Stephanie, jr.— 129, 172 Sherwood, Debbid, so.— 182 Sherwood, Ron, jr.— 172 Sherfey, Bill, sr.— 157 Shield, Jon, jr.— 172 Shirley, Phillip, jr. — 172 Shooter, Bernadette, jr.— 50, 172, 45 Shooter, Chris, so.— 51, 182 Shoshoo, Joe, jr.— 172 Shoup, Dave, sr.— 157 Shoup, Jim, jr.— 172 Shuman, Rich, jr.— 172 Sibo, Mark, jr.— 172 Siegle, Joel, sr.— Siegler, Teri, jr.— 172 Sikora, Cathy, so.— 51 Sikora, Jill, sr.— 157 Sikora, Jody, jr.— 92, 93, 172 Sikora, Tom, sr.— 157 Silingas, Linda, so.— 182 Simiakos, Mike, jr.— 172 Simmons, Mark, sr.— 40, 157 Singer, Luci, so.— 182 Sirko, Michelle, jr.— 136, 137, 172 Skittone, Paul, jr.— 172 Smar, Donna, so.-182, 184 Smelko, Dave, sr.— 64, 157, 126 Smith, Bob, sr.— 157 Smith, Cheryo, jr. — 172 Smith, Debbie, jr.— 54, 136, 137 Smith, Dave, so.— 182 Smith, Don B., so.— 182 Smith, Don J. so.— 182 Smith, Doug, so.— 182 Smith, Jackie, sr.-24, 29, 92, 94, 95, 157, 126 Smith, Ken, sr.— 157 Smith, Martin, sr.— 157 Smith, Mike, so.— 182 Smith, Nancy, sr.— 157 Smith, Sandy, sr.— 157 Smith, Shea, sr.— 50, 157 Smith, Steve, sr.— 157 Smoot, Leora, jr. — 172 213 Snelgrove, John, so.— 67, 182 Sohovich, Jackie, so.— 182 Sobierajski, Sue, so.— 38, 40, 182 Soder, Connie, so.— 51, 182 Sokolowski, Mike, so.— 182 Solich, Kathy, so.— 92 Solich, Steve, sr.— 157 Solivais, Bob, jr.-70, 72, 73, 172 Soloman, Sandra, jr.— Song, Hemmie, so.— 182 Soohey, Richard, sr.— 157 Soos, Beth, sr.— 157 Sopko, Roberta, jr.— 172 Souronis, Chris, so.— 130, 182, 184 Souronis, Diane, sr.— 157 Sowards, Sue, sr.— Sparacino, Mike, SO.-182 Specht, Dave, so.— 182 Speer, Scott, so.— 179, 182 Spencer, Robin, so.— 182 Sperber, Debbie, jr.— 172, 128 Sperry, Mark, jr.— 62, 64, 65, 172 Spicer, Jim, sr.— Spisak, Mike, jr.— 172 Springer, Jill, sr.— 136, 157 Springman, Carl, sr.— 78, 82, 157 Springman, Sally, jr.— 172 Sprovtsoff, John, jr.— 38, 40, 172 Spurlock, Bob, sr.— 157 Spurlock, Kevin, so.— 67, 80, 182 Spurlock, Marcia, sr.— 157 Stalhandske, Don, SO.-182 St. Germain, Don, jr.— 64, 68, 172 St. Martin, Debbie, jr.— 172 Standish, Kathy, sr.— 50, 158 Standish, Randy, so.-89, 182 Stanko, Debbie, jr.— 172 Stanik, Mike, so.— 182 Staninger, Mark, sr.— 158 Staninger, Marsha, so.— 61 Stanley, Georgia, jr. — 172 StantonzDan, sr.— Stanton, John, jr.-38, 40, 52, 53, 54, 172 Staples, Andy, jr.— 172 Stepanian, Jim, sr.— 158 Stepanian, Mae, sr.-158 Stanzione, Dean, so.— 37, 182 Stauffer, Krista, jr.— 172 Stefek, Marsha, jr.— 1 72 Stevens, Ed, jr.— 64, 89, 172 Stevens, Larry, sr.-64, 158 Stevenson, Dave, jr.— 172 Stewart, Bret, so.— 89, 182 Stewart, Joel, sr.— Stewart, Karen, jr.— 129, 172 Stinson, Neil, sr.— 31, 82, 158 Stobaugh, Gary, sr.— 64, 158 Stobaugh, Gary, jr.— 172 Stockier, Kay, jr.— 172, 128 Storey, Brenda, so.— 92, 182, 184 Storey, Karen, jr.— 51, 172 Stout, Debbie, jr. — 1 72 Stowers, Connie, jr.— 182 Stowers, Lloydene, jr.— 172 Stutrud, Mark, jr.— 37, 38, 40, 64, 172 Straub, Roxann, sr.— Suckey, Clay, jr. — 172 Sulich, Jamie, sr.— 158 Sullivan, Chuck, so.— 37, 82, 182 Talley, Tim, so.— 182 Talmadge, Rick, jr.— 26, 50, 51, 172 Tanner, Vicki, jr.— 172 Taseff, Bob, jr.— 85, 172 Taseff, Randy, so. -182 Taylor, Dave, sr.-158 Taylor, Debbie, jr.— 33, 51, 90, 91, 172 Taylor, Linda, sr.— Testi, Tom, jr.— 172 Tharp, Bill, jr.-64, 172 Theis, Roger, sr.-37, 38, 40, 82, 158 Thiakos, Tom, sr.— 158 Thielbar, Sharon, jr.— 172 Thiros, Connie, so.— 129, 182 Thoesen, Becky, so.— 182 Thoesen, Cindy, sr.-158 Thomas, Debbie, sr.— 38, 40, 158 Sullivan, Dan, sr.— 68, 69, 71, 158 Sullivan, Dan, so.— 182 Sullivan, Dave, sr.-37, 68, 132, 158 Sullivan, Debbie, sr.— Sullivan, Sue, jr.— 37, 136, 137, 172 Sumichrast, Bob, jr. — 172 Sumichrast, John, sr.— 158 Summers, Lisa, jr.— 81, 172 Surdez, Paul, sr.— Susanna, Gary, so.-89, 182 Surowiec, Dave, so.— 182 Susanna, Lynn, jr.— 136, 172 Suss, Glen, so.— 50, 129, 182 Susterich, Bob, sr.— 158 Susterich, Sharon, so.— 182 Swanson, Larry, jr.— 85, 172 Swanson, Sally, so.— 182 Swanson, Wendy, jr.— 50, 96, 129, 172 Swartzell, Bill, jr.— 172 Swartzell, George, so.— 182 Sweeney, Gary, jr. — 172 Swift, Debbie, jr.— 172 Swift, Diane, sr.— 158 Sydes, Jodi, so.-38, 40, 182 Sykora, Jessie, jr.— 172 Sylvester, Roxanne, jr.— 172 Szafranski, Bob, sr.— 158 Szczerbik, Lisa, so.— 182 Taber, Cheryl, jr.— 172 Taber, Perry, sr.-20, 21, 32, 64, 158 Talfer, Tami, so.— 172 Talley, Mark, sr.— 158 Thomas, Delores, so.— 182 Thomas, Karen, sr.— 38, 40, 158 Thomas, Kevin, so.— 80, 82, 182 Thomas, Steve, jr.— 38, 40, 173, 45 Thorsteinson, Sandy, so.-51, 182 Thursby, Tim, sr.— 64, 126 Tica, Dave, jr.— 173 Tica, Joanne, sr.— 158 Tiernan, Liz, so.— 34 Tiernan, Mark, so.— 182 Tilman, Jeff, so.-182 Tipton, Sheree, so.— 51, 92, 182 Titak, Marlene, sr.-133, 136, 158 Titak, Paula, so.— 92, 182 Toby, Roberta, so.— 51, 182 Tokarz, Bal, sr.— 136, 158 Tommasi, Tammy, so.— 183 Tomlin, Pat, sr.-159 Toneff, Steve, sr.— 37, 159 Tonetski, Cherilyn, jr.— 173 Torp, Eric, jr.— 173 Tournai, Sharon, so.— 183 Tozier, Carol, sr.— 159 Traficante, Josie, jr. — 173 Traher, Wendy, sr.— 159 Traicoff, Tony, so.— 183 Traina, Frank, jr. — 173 Traina, Louis, so.— 67 Trakas, Bill, jr.— 173 Trevisol, Dan, sr.— Trikich, Bob, jr.— 173 Trikich, Bozana, sr.— 214 Trocha, Chester, SO.-183 Trocha, )im, sr.-82, 159 Trzaska, lames, so.-183 Tsangaris, Mike, sr.— 159 Tucker, Darleen, jr.- Turean, Emil, so.— 183 Turley, Rhonda, so.-183 Turman, Agnes, sr.— 159 Turman, Bob, jr.— Turner, Mark, so.— 183 Turner, Pat, jr.— 85, 86, 173 Turman, Caroline, SO.-34, 183 Tyler, Lana, so.— 33, 40, 183 Tyler, Lavonne, jr.— 33, 38, 173 Tylicki, Theodore, sr.-159 Uhlman, Patty, so.— 183 Underwood, Cheryl, so.— 51, 183 Underwood, Kevin, so.— Underwood, Norman, jr.- Unmisig, John, so.— 183 Urban, Dan, sr.— 159 Urban, Rudy, sr.— Urbano, Carmen, SO.-183 Urbano, Mike, sr.— Uremovich, Bob, sr.— 20, 64, 65 Urukalo, Rada, sr.- Utke, Carol, sr.-25, 159 Vagnone, Jeff, sr.— 54, 64, 159 Vagnone, Patty, jr.— 173 Valant, Sheryl, sr.— 159 Valdez, J., jr.— 173 Vale, Dean, so.-183 Vale, Ken, sr.— 159 Vale, Mike, sr.-50, 51, 54, 41, 159 Valenti, Karen, jr.-24, 173 Vallese, Dave, so.-183 Van Denbugh, Chris, sr.— 54, 159 Vandenburgh, Tom, so.— 67, 73, 183 Van Handel, Mary Jo, sr.— 20, 50, 159 Van Houten, Donna, jr.— 173 Vann, Chuck, sr.— 159 Vargas, Armand, so.— 183, 184 Vargas, Carl, so.-183 Vassil, John, jr.— 52, 53, 54, 173 Vatterdodt, Dee, sr.— 90, 91, 159 Veach, Bill, jr. — 64, 173 Veach, Peggy, jr. — 54, 173 Vertrees, Fred, so.— 36, 37, 51, 183 Vician, Jackie, so.-183 Vician, John, sr.— 76, 77, 159 Virgo, Mike, sr.— 132, 159 Vitucci, Gerald, sr.— 159 Vlassopoulos, Alex, so.— 183 Volk, Dave, jr.— 173 Volom, Mary, so.— 183 Vorgias, Chris, jr.— Vossos, Ellen, so.— 51, 183 Vowell, Mike, sr.— 76, 77, 159 Voyles, Cheryl, so.— 40, 183 Vrazo, Gloria, jr.— 35, 51, 52, 173 Vrtikapa, Beth, jr. — 173 Vukin, Mike, jr.— 173 Vurkin, Pat, jr.— 173 Vurva, Rick, jr. — 173 Wachowski, Debbie, jr.— 173 Wagner, Leslie, so.— 92, 183, 45 Vorwald, Rick, jr.— 173 Wakdron, Steve, jr. — 173 Walla, Kathy, sr.-159 Wallace, Brett, so.— 183 Walters, Bill, so.— 37, 183 Wappler, Jerry, sr.— Ward, Mike, jr.— 173 Ward, Scott, jr. — 173 Wardell, Bill, so.-183 Wardell, John, jr.— 173 Wardell, Pat, sr.— Warot, Denise, so.— 183 Washburn, Gregg, jr.— 64, 82, 173 Wasick, Bob,— 176, 183 Wasick, Joe, so .— 183 Waters, Carl, sr.— 159 Waters, Jim, so.— 37, 50, 51, 183 Watkins, Steve, sr.— 159 Watson, Cindy, jr.— 173 Watts, Dave, jr.— 138, 167, 173 Webb, Bill, so.— 38, 40, 183 Weber, Kathy, jr.— 173 Weger, Paula, jr.— 92, 136, 173 Weisman, Dale, jr. — 72, 73, 76, 173 Welch, Larry, jr.— 173 Welch, Mike, jr.— 38, 40, 64, 173 Wells, Cliff, jr.— 44, 173 Wells, Kathy, jr. — 173 Wenrich, Mary, jr. — 173 Wesley, Martin, jr.- Wharton, Julie, jr.— 173 Wheat, Terry, jr. — 173 Wheeler, Debbie, sr.— Whetsel, Tim, so.— 183 White, Jim, so.— 183 Whiteley, Nancy, sr.— 51, 160 Whiteley, Peggy, jr.-50, 173 Wickberg, Paul, so.— 67, 183 Wickham, Lori, so.-183, 184 Widing, Dorothy, jr. — 173 Wiechnik, John, jr. — 173 Wiggand, Robin, so.— 37, 51, 183, 128 Wiggins, Sue, sr.— 160 Wildrick, Susan, jr. — 173 Wilkins, Jay, sr.-160 Williams, Dave, jr.— 173 Williams, Debbie, so.— 183 Williams, Frank, sr.— Williams, Ray, jr.— 173 Williams, Annette, so.-183 Williamson, Kathy, sr.— 51, 160 Willingham, Jeff, so.— 67, 183 Wilmot, Gary, SO.-183 Wills, Suzanne, sr.— 38, 40, 160 Wilson, Dean, so.— 183 Wilson, Linda, jr.— 173 Wilson, Steve, sr.— 160 Wilson, Teri, so.— 183 Wilson, Yvonne, sr.— 160 Wiltshire, Patty, sr.-160 Wiltshire, Tom, jr.— 173 Wirick, Don, so.— 183 Wirtes, Barb, jr.— 136, 173 Wirtes, Sue, so.— 37, 183 Wirtz, Monica, so.— 183 Wise, Rick, sr.— 160 Wise, Terry, so.— 183 Withers, Robin, so.— 129, 183, 128 Wolff, Lynee, jr. — 50, 173, 128 Wonsowicz, John, jr.— 173 Wood, Dan, so.— Wood, Kristi, jr.— 173 Wood, Tom, jr. — 173 Woods, Teri Jo, sr.— 160 Wooldridge, Nancy, jr.— 33, 38, 40, 173, 128 Woolley, Tim, jr.— 82, 173 Wortsman, Bob, sr.— Wotherspoon, Leo, so.— 183 Wreck, Roseilee, so.— 183 Wright, Carey, jr. — 173 Wright, Jean, jr.— 173 Wright, Susan, jr.— 173 Wroblewski, Brent, so.— 67, 183 Wroblewski, Greg, jr.— 173 Wydro, Dan, jr.— 24, 173 Yacko, Beverly, sr.— 160 Yankovich, Mike, sr.— Yankovich, Rick, jr.— Yaros, Michele, sr.— 160 Yates, Becky, sr.— 160 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