Niles Township High School North - Saga Yearbook (Skokie, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1982 volume:

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The Solidarity move- ment rose in Poland, insurrection raged in El Salvador, and we found ourselves faced with a recession as Reagan forged ahead with his New Federalism. Through all of these changes, our building has provided us with a certain stability as we furthered our education one more year All kinds of people are found at Niles North. We are all quite different from each other. We are a group of varied races and religions. Each person holds different interests. Each person takes part in different activities. Each person has differnt strong areas and weak areas. Yet the walls of Niles North have bound us together. When Niles North erected new walls around the cafeteria this year, many of us responded with disapproval. Often walls seem to be symbols of separation and isolation. But at Niles North wails isolate an environment in which ideas are allowed to develop and minds are allowed to grow. 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Before a school club is established, it must be ap- proved by the District 219 School Board. Ms. Maria Thompson, Building Manager, super- vised the school-wide activities calendar When asked about the importance of the activities, she said. I would strongly encourage all students to actively participate in at least one school club an- d or activity during their high school years There is much personal satisfaction, growth, and enrich- ment to be gained by having extra-curricular activi- ties share in a student's academic program. ) To qualify for the Varsity Club on© must have shown leadership and achievement in a varsity sport. Any girl who meets these re- quirements is eligible to join. All freshmen and sophomores who have a C average or high- er are eligible to be leaders. During sopho- more and junior years the students learn the basic skills each of them would need to know before teaching a class during his senior year. (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Gym leaders discuss voKeybaB rules to student. Girts' Leaders include, (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Shari Nusmson. Judy Levin. Laura Brown. Joan Brody. Jennifer Cokxnbik. Karen Christopher. Cindy Lyons. (THIRD ROW) Lisa Christiansen. Julie Oet- tmger. Ram George. Lori Gut- mann. Jube Manning. Janet Sushnski. Terri Sztapka. Sue Edelmuth. (SECOND ROW) Lauri Brown. Janice Babendtr. Jackie Gibert. Jolene Levin. Kathy Kima. Liz Dick. Dayna Gitler. (FRONT ROW) Rita Hendricks. Lisa Gordon. Chris Kazmierowcz. Janet Ka- choyeanos. Pauline Levy. Ja- cfcne Chou Boys' Leaders in- clude. (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Steven Blakey. Mi- chael Goldstein. Steven Ra- shs. Armen Saraffian. Scott Stem. Jay Deutsch. Paul Un- terfenger. Shaun Motzne. Andy Swedberg. Andy Grikis. Coach Grant. (MODLE ROW) Jerry SegaH, Tim Loft us. Har- rel Wrt tens ten. John Willis. Lee Farber. Rob Giantz. Mat- thew Silver. Larry Shoen- broad. Steven Ickow. Barry Sauer. (FRONT ROW) Gregg Stem. Don Baggio. John Fe- derico. Mkrhaei Gerber. Dan- ny Teper. Brad DeGraff. John Vaessen. Allen Faber. Dan Friedman Julie Manning leads class in pushups. Mrs. Stephansen watches as Var- sity Club exchanges gifts at Christmas party. Members of the Varsity Club are. (BACK 18 Varsity Club And Leaders Represent Achievement And Guidance ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Missy Goldberg. Shari Nusinson. Jennifer Colombik. Kathy Mc- Intyre. Ellen Williams. Anne Loevy. Cheryl Kohn. Cindy Lyons. Julie Manning. (SEC- OND ROW) Pauline Levy. Laurel Rosing. Karen Kuehn. Janice Maxwell. Jolene Le- vin. Andrea Wasserman, Fe- lice Siegel. Lisa Gordon. Joy Rice. Terri Sztapka. Liz Dick. (FRONT ROW) Denise Lau. Stephanie Saks. Laurie Brown. Rita Hendricks. Janice Babendir. Jadine Chou. Karyn Rudy, Marissa Romanz. Rani George Steven Ickow does jumping jocks! The Homecoming Committee was made up of a group of students in- terested in promoting school spirit. They were in- volved in preparing for Homecoming activities, such as the pep rally, dance and parade. To do this, they worked over the summer and fall plan- ning for the sale of T-shirts, candy, and buttons to raise money for the events. Key Club International, in its second year as a North-West venture, con- tinued to contribute both to school and communi- ty. Objectives of the club were to develop leader- ship. provide the exper- ience of working togeth- er, and to help needy. The group met at Niles East to work on such pro- jects as. a Christmas par- ty for the retarded, an in- terschool Turkey-o- gram and a village wide Key Club week . (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Members of Homecoming Com- mittee are (BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT) Lisa Biffeld. Janet $u- shriski. Jodi Buimash. Jarroe Hoff- man. Laura Brown. Cindy Lyons. (MODLE ROW) Heidi Pertow, Su- zanne Metster. Janice Babendir. Jufce Levin. Sue Edeimuth. Jackie Gitoert. Janice Kramer. (FRONT ROW) Gail Pivar. Pauline Levy. Lnda Goldman. Alison Lieber- man. Andrea Lieberman. Lisa Bil- feid gives a speech at the Pep rally. Jackie Gilbert. Chuck Swirsky and Pauline Levy pose for pictures; Scott Sladek works on a Key Club project. Ira Spiro sorts Turkey-o-grams. Mitch Ber- sen checks off names. Members of Key Club are (BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT) Mitch Bernsen. Miles EBenby. Adam Lashinsky. Marcie Bishaf. Jenny Stahlberg. Undo Toback. Robin Kaplan. Wendy Hetman. Jeff Silver, Scott Siodek. Rich Goldwasser, (MO- DLE ROW) Michael Wagner. Ira Spiro. Stuart Bernsen. Melissa 20 - ' -I:- Key Club And Homecoming Comm Provide Leadership For Niles North Bernstein. Wendy Greenberg. Foryl Simon. Cathy Huchting. Laura Brown. Jackie Kurtz. (FRONT ROW) Sponsor Dan Hen- rick. Darcy Frank. Beth Way. Bonnie Wax. Sandi Weicensang. Suzanne Meister. Maureen O'Keefe. Jackie Weincord. Dana Kaplan. Harrell Wittenstein receives an award from Alison Lieberman Student Congress Sponsors Fair Honor Society Raises Requirements The Activities Fair that was sponsored by the Student Congress, enabled students to get a first hand look at what the school organizations had to offer. Also this year, the Studenl Congress held an auction. This year's auction proved very profitable because of the many student and teacher do- nations. said Jennifer Cleary, Congress member. The Student Congress has gotten more activities accom- plished this year because of the great co-operation by the administration. said Secre- tary. Maureen Eisenberg. The National Honor Society was comprised of students that maintained a high achievement average, while participating in extra-curricular activities. This year the requirements were increased, to the dismay of some students. According to Mitchell Bern- sen. senior, If I had been in- formed about the raising of the requirements, it might have made a difference whether or not I got in. (FROM UPPER LEFT CLOCKWISE) Mau- reen Eisenberg, Ricky Levin (Presi- dent Jennifer Cleary, and Mitch Ru- bin deploy an item up for bid Members of the National Honor Society are (TOP ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) David Lebo- vitz. Dan Lewis. Steve ken. David Copeland. Gerald Kost. Mark Sybil. Mies Eienby. Eric DeJonge. Howard Sutker. Mke Wagner. Barry Rabin, Dan Tepper. (THPD ROW) Wendy Connell. Howard Aizenstem. M Kommsky. Ste- ven Schraiber. Dawn Weiss. Jackie Lamg. Lnda Huesen. Miriam Bleadon. Shan Nusmson. Franae Bergman. Jor- dan Wereten. James Moy. Steve Her- 22 The Varsity Cheer- leaders for 1981-1982 included 10 seniors and 5 juniors. They cheered at football, basketball, and soccer games throughout the year They raised money by selling popcorn, candy bars, and pop. During the summer, they at- tended an NCA Cheerleading Camp held at Illinois State Uni- versity in Normal, Illinois. At camp they re- ceived several ribbons; a super squad award; and the Spirit Stick which was given to squads showing “excessive spirit and pep. ''Cheerleading this year has been reward- ing for all of us, stated Geri Donenberg, Co- Captain of Varsity Cheerleading. (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Varsity Cheerleaders pep up the crowds during a game at Mundelein High School; During a time out, the cheerleaders kept the spirit going. Senior Pauline Levy practices a cheer for the upcoming game; (LEFT TO RIGHT) Varsity Cheer- leaders include Lauro Mozin. Stacy Gerber. Geri Donen- berg, Stephanie Ross, Doris Moy. Pauline Levy. Diana Chin. Chris Capobianco, Jackie Gilbert, Allison Leiber- man. Suzanne Meister, Caro- lyrm Bergen. Linda Wagner. Gail Pivar. and Jill Gilbert; Cheerleaders show their spirit at the Homecoming Pep As- sembly; Junior Laura Mozin does a jump at the comple- tion of a basket by the Vi- kings; Wet pavement doesn't dampen the spirits of the cheerleaders as they cheer the Vikings on to vic- tory 24 Award Winning Cheerleaders Show Rowdy, rowdy, that's our style! Get up fans and cheer a while! yell the Pre-Varsity Cheerleaders at football and basketball games. The squad went to cheer- leading camp for 5 days at Camp Birch Knoll in Wisconsin over the summer, where they met new people and learned new mounts and cheers. After school. 2 days a week, they practiced their cheers. In order to earn money for camp and awards, they sold candy, pop- corn. and pop. Kim Wagner commented. This season has been a lot of fun. Our squad has much spirit and is really close. Striving to promote school spirit, the Freshmen Cheer- leaders attended Freshmen football and basketball games. Like the Pre-Varsity, they practiced 2 days a week and sold candy, pop, and popcorn (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Cap- tains Jill Kushnir ana Rosie Aronson, get into the spirit before the game. Kim Wagner performs a chant during practice; Members of the Pre-Varsity Cheerleading Squad are (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Kathy Palmcsar. Pam GuHickson. Elisa Shlofrock, Wendy Giait. Randy Sternberg. Rana Irving. Kim Wagner. Sheri Brandwem. Heather Sanes. (FRONT ROW) Debby Ross. Debbie Dicker, Elaine Grossman. Cathy Klaskin. Heidi Perlow Kathy Palincsar and Sheri Brandwein stretch out be- fore practice, Elisa Shlofrock prac- tices a cheer. Pre-Varsity Cheer- leaders cheer on the football team Members of the Freshmen Cheerlead- ing Squad are (BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT) Stephonie Berman. Rosie Aron- son. Natalie DiNicola. Heather Carlson. Debbie Mitchel. Marcy Newman, Elissa Astorino. (MODLE ROW) Jil Kushnir. Beth Farber. (FRONT ROW) Amy Kohn. Iksa Aaron. Marissa DeLeon 26 27 Half time entertain- ment at games this year was performed by the Niles North Vi- kettes. The twenty- seven member squad included nineteen new members. To prepare for their musical rou- tines, the Vikettes practiced 3 times a week for a total of 9 hours. During the sum- mer they attended Badgerette Camp in Rockford, Illinois. They received a trophy for their originality routine; a spirit board; and a trophy for their overall performance. I think we had a great season. com- mented Amy Saltz- man, Co-Captain of Vikettes. (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Vikettes perform a rou- tine cfcjring holt time. The Vi- kettes get set for the start of their routine. Captains in- clude Amy Saltzman and Nancy Sugarman; The Blues Brothers perform at the Homecoming Game. (BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT) Vikettes include Jody Garland, Jamie Hoffman. Linda Doody. Sheryl Green. Wendy Heiman. and Lor. Gutman. (FOURTH ROW LEFT TO RIGHT) Dana Gitler. Debbie Hann. Francie Berg- man. Chris Sushinski. Laura Brown. And Jackie Kurtz; (THIRD ROW LEFT TO RIGHT) Jung Kho. Debbi Rubenstein. Marci Sirota. Ruth Baechle, Beth Rezwin. And Jodte Co- hen. (SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT) Janice Kramer. Susie Thompkns. Michelle Karin. Carol Chausow, Lorrie Green, and Katie Gauer. (FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT) Amy Saltzman and Nancy Sugarman. Vikettes smile and do a routine, the Vi- kettes' kickline demonstrates their great skill and ability 28 sseoon Choral Groups Entertain At Festivals Under the guidance of Mr. Robert Anderson, Niles North's choral director, students par- ticipate in concerts and pro- ductions throughout the school year. Although Mr. Anderson wishes to recruit more music students, he said. We're ac- tive for our size and offer many or more programs than most high schools in the country.'' In selecting music Mr. An- derson takes into consider- ation the size of his group, the number of sopranos, altos, ten- ors. and bases, and what his students like or dislike. (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Mr. An- derson conducts the choir; Tim Hoff- man, Wendy Cannell, and Brad Dorf- man practice. Members of the Cham- ber Choir are (BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT) Sally Graf. Jim Casper. Jeff West. Barry Rocklin. Matthew Silver. Jett Max. Tim Casper. Jay Stern. Rich Brooderson. Jeff Sumner. Peggy Graff. Michelle Davis. (TURD ROW) Rena Ma- in. Mmam Reich. Julie Sommers. Virgin- ia Bischoff. Jodi HeHer. Lisa Biumberg. Janice Angelaccio. Cathy Klaskin. Wendy Cannell. Maureen Scanlon. So- phie Papadopolous. Sharon Werner. (SECOND ROW) Paula Son. Wendy Cantrell. Dene Silver. Kathy Dali. Debbie Sc human. Cynthia Sadkin. Ronnee Waiens. Julie Stern. Iiene Schneider, Susan Shreeman; (FRONT ROW) Karen Singer. Lydia Mila. Arrienne Lezak. Members of the Choral Union are (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Faryl Si- mon. Andrea Utschen. Scott Kely. Ricky Aderman. Tim Hoffman. Nathan Weiss. Brad Dorf man, John Dak as. Re- nee Careb. Aviva Brandt. (M0DLE ROW) Susan Block. Ilyce Lavin. Robin Olken. Nancy Kring. Stella Trepetin. Maureen Shanahan. Mimi Schweet. Sharona Radich. (FRONT ROW) Beth Windmifler. mah Choi. Chmg Lee. Felise Chernoff. Karen Solomon. Mixed Chor- uses perform Through auditions, the concert band was cho- sen in the Spring ot 1981 for this past year. Accom- panying musicals and performing concerts kept the band busy through- out the year. The inter- mediate band, together with the concert band, made up the marching band which provided the entertainment at the Varsity Football games and basketball games. (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Jenny Stahlberg plays the clari- net. Hz Cooper plays the flute Joy Rice, Stu Stein and Danny Katz rest; Steve Columbus plays the cornet. (BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT) Steve Bain. Tom Petro- vich. Steve Columbus. Julie Stahlberg. Sharon Kuehn. Deb- bie Stahlberg. Jennifer Stahl- berg. Debbie Wol. Mark MiBer. Jay Lieberman. Danny Katz. Cary Jacobs. Dave Steiner. Mar- shall Fox (FOURTH ROW LEFT TO RIGHT) Doug Bergart. Eliza For- cade. Judy Jacobson. Mitch Lie- bovitz. Gary BJachman. Paula Jones. Lynne Parker. Chris Kon- ior. Chris Soehn, Joan Brody. Mary Ann Chamerlik. Harry Price. Leroy Meyers (THIRD ROW LEFT TO RIGHT) Robert Hotton. Direc- tor. Mike Field. Stephanie Sher- man. Joy Rice. Sheila Kaplan. Eiise Rice Elke Adler. Kathy Choi. Eric Reiner. Stu Stein. Steve Fin- kle. Bonnie Wax. Marty Rogin. Mike Margolis. (SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT) Earl Farkas. Deb- bie Vice. Marcia France. Caro- lyn Anderson. Mike Greenspan. Wayne Gordon. Joel Kaplan. Hene France. Liz Cooper. Joan Stein. Michael Brody. Elaine Bar- .nhottz (FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT) Mike Blaustein. Roger Yu- sen. Paul LeVan. Al Zelkowitz. Mark Andre. Leslie Hirsch. Lisa Gordon, Eric Bessony. Sharon Kuehn, Julie Stahlberg, Jenny Stahlberg, Elke Adler and Deb- bie Stahlberg await the begin- ning of the concert. Sharon Kuehn plays the clarinet Performances Feature Strings Big band, jazz, and con- temporary music are more popular than ever now. and students should be given a chance to be creators of this music rather than just listen- ers. commented Mr. Robert Hotten, music teacher. Music was selected to provide a bal- anced program, develop technique, and challenge the students in areas where they need help. Concert Strings, the string section of the Concert Orches- tra. performs as the featured string section throughout the school year Concert Strings was the largest segment of the orchestra Concert Strings gives the students an opportu- nity to mold their individual per- formance into the totality of a group. commented Mr. Ar- nold Sklar, music teacher. (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Mike Green concentrates on hts violin. Mr. Joseph Kantof conducts. Members of Concert Strings ore (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Nick Goramtis. Usa Yamau- chi. Manssa Romanz. Melissa Gregory. Mr Arnold Sklar. Mike Green. Dorene O'Young. Winnie Ruo. Arell Gottlieb, David Hunt (FRONT ROW) Don Yamou- chi. Lee Jesilow, Barry Fulk. Stuart Brody. Barry Rocklin. Kim Pohl, Hiro Ruo. Jack Locker practices his electric gui- tar. Barry Rocklin performs on piano. Stuart Stein practices the drums. Members of Jazz Ensemble are (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Joel Kaplan. Gary Blachmant. Eric Bessonny. Roger Yusen. Chris Soehn. Marsh all Fox (MD- DLE ROW) Mr. Robert Ho ft on. Mark Mill- er. Paul Zevan. Steve Bain. Tom Petro- vic. Lisa Gordon. Barry Rocklin. Doug Bergart. Stuart Stein. (FRONT ROW) Horry Price. Ala Zelkowitz, Cary Ja- cobs, Earl Fork as, Steven Finkle This year the orches- tra planned a unique event, they went on tour to Cincinnati. The tour was part of an ex- change program with a high school in Ohio. The band performed at schools and nursing homes throughout the city Debbie Stalhberg, orchestra member, said. A big part of the excitement of being in the orchestra was hav- ing the opportunity to travel and go on tour. It makes you feel really special. (Clockwise from upper left) Members of concert or- chestra include: (Top row) Debbie Stahiberg. Joan Brody. Chris Konior. Wayne Gordon. Debbie Wol, Mark Miller. Steve Bain. Tom Petro- vic. Harry Price and Marshal Fox. (Third row) Mrs A. Sklar. Joe Koplan. Eric Bessany. Alan Zelkowitz. Mike Brody. Cary Jacobs. Paula Jones. Winnie Ruo. and Hiro Ruo; (Second Row) Nick Goranitis. Mike Green. Caroline Ander- son. lene France. Mike Mar- goSs. Gary Blackman. Dor- ene O'Young. El a Forcade. Stuart Stein. Arell Gottleib, Bonnie Wax and David Hunt. (Front row) Don Yamouchi. Lee Jesriow. Barry Fuik. Stuart Brody. Barry Rocklin. Kimberly Pohl, Melssa Gregory. Susan Winkler. Martssa Romanz and Lisa Yamouchi Mr. Sklar leads in practice. Mr. Sklar conducts in show Joe Kontof, student teach- er. directs Niles North orches- tra. Mike Green and Ste- fanle Sachs play violin to- gether Winnie Ruo solos in show Greg Sachs and Barry Fulk practice violin Music Department Adds New Teacher New students and a new band director mold- ed together to form the Cadet band. This band, made up mostly of fresh- man, trains students of procedures for a high school band. There was also the Intermediat band for students above Ca- det band level but not Concert band level. This year a new direc- tor, Mr. Ron Hotton has returned to the Niles dis- trict and taken over the bands Mr. Hotton gradu- ated from Niles East Mr. Hotton said, I was un- easy to return and teach with some of my old teachers. I was excited by how welcome the staff made me feel. (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Coder band members rehearse Mr. Hotton runs through a tune MEMBERS Of CADET BAND (Top row left to right) Adam La- shinsky. Diane Stahberg. Jockie Leeb. Randy Oyter. Jeff Mier. Neal Jacobs. Robert Homg. Doris Adter. Jeff Goldberg. Glen Caplin (Third row) Sharon Sylvan. Jeff Gross. John Douvris. Barb Newrl- ing. Kip Heluerson. Audrey Becker. Ivo Braun. Deore John- son. Renee Seinfeld. Effie Kalo- geros. Mike Gordon (second row) Mr Hotton. Mansea Deleon. Judy Gold. Darey Frank. Holy Copeland. Aiyce Gick. David Kapin. Joe Berman. Eric Jacob- son. Jeff Cutler. Beth Wax. Mi- chele Keeler (Bottom row) Nico- las Colovos. Irene Kretsos. Cindy Kalman. Steve Bessonny. Rosy Aronson. Lauren Ptenner. Dawn Sc hoe tier Wendy GokJwater. Sandy Rosendal. Kim Green- wood. Stephanie Stone Mr. Hot- ton reherses the intermediat band. Clamet players reherse. Mr. Hotton shows his style. Inter- medKjt band members rehearse, members of the Intermediat Band (Top row) Phil Heuck. Steve Peck. Andy Raphael. Lome Geor- geou. Bob Hovey. Jason Myers. Mike Pane (Third row) Mr Hotton. Mfce Cooper. Joe Cordelia. Mice Mangoni. George Larson. Bob Martinez (Second row) Piere Le- van. Debt� © Sains. Kim Monstui. Mike Faber Julie Czyzewiz. Hyewon Km. Wendy Larks. (Bot- tom row) Usa Rosendorn. Bonne SJverman Marty Wenberger James Davidson. Sandy M er, Heather Mazue David Baba and Irene Kretsos ciscuss music Calliope Encourages Creativity P.A. Announcers Inform Students Calliope was a student written literary magazine which gave students an opportunity to express themselves and see their names in print. The rating process was the bulk of the work. Staff members read all materi- al and rated it. If the staff member knew the au- thor. they were prohibit- ed from rating it. The book was released in April for distribution. To the designer of the cover of Calliope, a thirty dollar prize was awarded. P.A. Announcers were the students who worked at keeping the school in- formed Each morning during Triple A. they read the announcements of the day and kept up on school sporting events. (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Jill Kominsky discusses article with David Phillips; Jill Ko- minsky consults Mr. LaForge about next meeting. P.A. An- nouncers are. (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Danica Katz. Dave Morse. Kathleen Barry. (FRONT ROW) Ram George, darolyn Gergen and Mike Margolis. Ja- net Smason announces the dai- ly bulletin. Members of Cafcope are. (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Kathleen Klma. Jadne Ghou. David Phillips. Ji Kominsky. Diana Femgokj. Rani George, and Emi- ly Falbo. (MODLE ROW) ESse Ecanow. Steve Conser. Tom Fu- jikawa. Cheryl Urow. Sue Kyuna Kim. and Rina Patriarca. (FRONT ROW) Sherri Braidman and Lee Kantz. Rina Patriarca and Ja- dine Chou compare notes Emi- ly Falbo proofreads a poem North Star Shines Quill And Scroll Recognizes Students The Newspaper Pro- duction class met ev- ery day during a regu- lar class period and once again Advisor Angie Panos provided instruction in producing the North Star. It was a lot of hard work but think it has helped me in more than English skills. It has helped me learn to relate with people ' said Editor-in- Chief Kathy Barry. Quill and Scroll is an honorary organization for students who have shown proficiency in some aspect of jour- nalism while participat- ing as a member of the North Star or Saga. Members are selected each spring by Mr. Dennis Grabowski, Saga Advisor, and Mrs. Angie Panos, North Star Advisor. (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Ellen Brazen ooks over a layout. Kathy Barry reads article from rival school newspaper Angie Panos proofs a page Members of the North Star are (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Mrs Angie Panos. Erich Massat. Mike Jensen. David Hof- stede. Mark Arbus. Gerry Manacsa. (THRO ROW) Shari Nus� nson. Kathy Barry. Sheryl Cohen. Brad Dorfman. (SEC- OND ROW) Jeff Harris. Kiki Kyriakopoulos. Melissa Bern- stein. Pauline Levy. Sue Edei- muth. Maureen Greenwood. Larry Weiskirch. (FRONT ROW) Jeff Birkner. Lee Kantz. Maureen Greenwood looks over editorial page; Mem- bers of Quill and Scroll are (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Jeff Birkner. Lee Kantz. (FRONT ROW) Rhonda Rabin. Jeff Harris. Shari Nusinson. Sue Edelmuth. Kathy Barry. Elen Brazen; Mark Arbus poses for picture at Activities Fair At the end of the year, Niles North students waited in long lines to receive their copy of the 1982 Saga. As a vehicle of time, the yearbook brought back the memories of such events as Prom. Homecoming and Norsecapades To pro- duce the Saga. 24 students worked for three mods every school day until each page was done. With the help of Editor-in- Chief Ellen Brazen, and the as- sistance from Advisor Dennis Grabowski and Ellen Pierce, the staff learned quickly. As time passed, they developed new skills in composition and sharpened their creativity. They also learned to work with each other. This cooperation, along with hard work, helped bring about the 1982 Saga; a time capsule capturing the spirit and potential of the 1982 student body. (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Eve Le- vln ana Debbie Stahlberg select pic- tures for their pages Janet Smason designs her layout. Members of the yearbook staff are. (BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT) Arda Akmakjian. Marc Cook (Copy Editor). Frank Sugrno (Boys' Sports Editor), Michael Lisberg, Keith Lipman. Janet Smason (Occassions Editor). Sherri Braidman. (THIRD ROW) Lisa Peck. David Hofstede. Craig Panos (Underclassmen Editor). Eric Reiner. Lauren Portugal. Beth Satyr, Kim Ya- rn anak a. (SECOND ROW) Mitchell Bernsen. Hyewon Kim. Jung Kho, Deb- bie Stahlberg, Felice Seigel (Girls' Sports Editor). Laura Mozm. Denise Lau. Eve Levin. (FRONT ROW) Rina Pa- triarca. Marcia Lu (Senior Editor), Judy Mendoza (Activities Editor). Ellen Bra- zen (EcStor-in-Chief). Advisor Dennis Grabowski discusses plans witn Ellen Brazen, -elice Siegel and Beth Satyr. Cra j Panos. Michael Wong (Faculty Editor). Ellen Brazen and Marcia Lu pose m their Saga shirts. Denise Lau and Lauren Portugal sort out pictures. Judy Mendoza proofreads copy 44 Tech, Ltd. Builds Sets Thespians Produce Shows The Thespians con- sisted of a group of stu- dents interested in the- ater who worked on various theater de- partment productions. In order to have be- come a Thespian, the student must have ac- cumulated ten Thespi- an points, equivalent to 100 hours of work. Additionally, he must have participated in two different aspects of theater, either membership in a cast and a crew or in two different crews. The Thespians raised money to finance overnight field trips to the Theater Festivals at Illinois State and Ball State Universities, as well as their year-end banquet at which var- ious awards were pre- sented. The Thespians are an international organiza- tion of high school stu- dents. with each school's club being a troupe or division of the whole. According to Jeff Sumner, Thespian President of the Niles North Troupe, the club was designed to “edu- cate students who have an interest in dra- ma and help the ex- pand in their theatrical knowledge, introduc- ing them to new and different aspects of theater. Building and moving sets, operating lighting and sound equipment, and painting scenery were just a few of the tasks confronted by the members of Stage Technicians. Ltd. this year The club was re- sponsible for providing the necessary techni- cal services for all Niles North Theatre Depart- ment productions, as well as a variety of oth- er shows including Sen- ior Showcase and Aur- oris. Because these ac- tivities require expo- sure to potentially dan- gerous conditions and equipment, all mem- bers of Tech., Ltd. were required to par- ticipate in a six hour safety seminar and pay their membership dues before they were granted membership. In order to remain a member, he must have participated in a mini- mum of two club ac- tivities during the year. According to Frank Mayfield, club sponsor, “The primary focus of Stage Technicians, Ltd. is to provide instruction in safe handling proce- dures for students who want to do backstage technical work. (clockwise from upper left) Matthew Silver, Dan Mar gules and Ira Strongln per- form in “1776 ; Danica Katz applies make-up to llene Sil- ver; Jeremy Roth operates a spotlight. Thespans include (back row. Left to right) Da- vid Steiner. Dan Elekman. Stan Slovin. (2nd row) Jeff Sumner. Steve Warshawsky. Hilaury Morris. Rick Acker- mans. Miriam Bieadon, Alan Zeikowitz. (3rd row) Bob Per- kins. Bill Zuckerman. Kathleen Barry. Andy Purvin. Mike Mar- gotis. Syndi Zatz. Janice An- geloccio. Rena Malin, Mat- thew Silver (4th row) David Horwich. Danica Kafz, Geri Donenberg. Carolyn Bergen. Kathy Fritchie. Martin Lev. Wendy Connell. Jay Stern. Hal Meltzer, Jackie Brooder - son. Sung Hee Kim. Soo Young Chung, (front row) Karen Singer. Jeffrey West. Jeff Max. Lisa Bilfeld. Jamie Hoffman. Ron Becker. Mike Simon. Barry Rocklin. Erin Kern. Stephanie Sachs. Brad Dorfman. Scott Mosenson and Stan Slovin rehearse a song. Members of Tech. Ltd. include (back row) Joan Stem. Dan Elekman. David Horwick. Jeremy Roth. (2nd row) Maureen Figman. Ron- ald Becker. Frank Mayfield, Ray Barry, (front row) Mike Si- mon. Marty Lev. Feiise Cher- noff. David Steiner Auroris Displays Dancing Talent Forty-seven girls partici- pated in the Niles North dance show, “Auroris presents ... 'A Celebra- tion' , performed during May of 1981 The Auroris sponsor, Suzi Gantz, commented. “The girls from the Niles East Dance Company contributed much to the show. The combined tal- ents of the two clubs helped make this Auroris show the best show pre- sented by the dance club so far. This year there were two clubs. Senior Auroris and Junior Auroris. Jenni- fer Cleary was president of Senior Auroris and Hyunjoo Mhoon was president of Junior Auroris. Helen Jacobs jazz walks across the dance floor, Janet Su- shinski, Leslie Levin, Lisa Chris- tiansen, and Serena Spector dance punk to Whip It . Mem- bers of Junior Auroris are: (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Hed W� e- senfeider. Jodi Buimash. Jamie Caan. Stacy Blitt. Pam Sandry. (MIDDLE ROW) Sung Hee Kim. I- lyce Lavm. Diana Mmes, Jung Kho. Won Sun Kong. Hyunho Kim. Eleenor Siapno. (FRONT ROW) Jennifer Shaftal. Jenny Andres. Ada Josim. Traci Berk man. Linda Goldman. Emmylou Medina. Gina Biease. Beth Satyr and Cara Meyerson nold a pose. Auroris in action Rona Meyers dances. Members of Senior Aur- oris are (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Rona Meyers, Bonnie Ley. Linda Wagner. Linda Doody. He- lene Jacobs. Jennifer Cleary. Beth Satyr, Beth Rezwin. (MIDDLE ROW) Andrea Liebermon. Marci Fromm. Lisa BWeki Joan Kin- wakJ. Elyn Houselman. Suzanne Metster. Amy Saltzman. Linda Schwartz. (FRONT ROWJ) Marilee Aronson. JM Cohen. Maureen Greenwood. Htfaury Morris. Deb- bie Neman. Lisa Christiansen. Lauren Ogron. Timers And Wrestlettes Keep Score Scoring and timing wrestling matches, along with selling re- freshments and holding tund raising activities was their job. They are the Wrestlettes who came together for their second year at Niles North. Doing similar jobs were the Timers Club members who volun- teered their time to as- sist girls' and boys' swimming and track meets. There they pro- vided the offical times for sporting events. (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Judy Huzar and Laura Meyer score; Farrel Simon, Sue Lashinski and Julie Gartner score; (BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT) Jeff Jacobs Don Or work, Lara Boris, Doug MitcheBe. Mike Mangoni. Sue Lux. Caroline Pierce. Joanne Krnich (FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT) Laura Blumberg. Stacy Boston, Steve Colum- bus. Lori Weiss. Jim Fink. Nan- cy Sugarman; Sheryl Vacarl times Lara Boris times Lori Weiss keeps score; (BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT) Coach Steve Poznansky, Wendy Goldwoter, Mary Jacodi. Farrel Simon, Laura Meyer. Judy Huzar, Nancy Sward. Sharon Kuehn. Barb Boigk (FOURTH ROW LEFT TO RIGHT) Bev Terket. Robin Kaplan, Lin- da Toback. Debbie Schu- man. Bonnie Gotlieb. Stacey Blitt. Melissa We Debbie Gold water, Robn Stone. Sue Lashinski. Chris Bono. Marga- ret Serigos. Lori Jackson. Lori Greenfield, Vicki Berkley (SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT) Carrie Poznansky. Mi- chelle Emelfarb. Alysia Ga- sinsky. Beth Wax, Sheila Kruss. Mary Moore. Lisa Pollack. Bonnie Wax (FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT) Georgia Dra- koulis. Saadi Weicensang. Sue Pechter, Betty Drakoulis. Joanne Drakoulis. Annette Poznansky; Beth Wax and Sheila Kruss make popcorn Clubs Improve Communication Skills Congressional De- bate Club has a mock congress that hears both sides of the issue and votes on whether to pass the bill or not. The themes of the bills reflect current events from the past year. Working towards personal growth and rewards, the Forensics club competed on Saturdays in invitation- al against 15-30 schools. Competition was comprised of elev- en different events. Members that placed in the playoffs went on to participate in state tournaments. Clockwise from upper left Ron Becker, Karen Levin, and Al Zelkowitz prepare their discussions. Karen Levin receives an award; (back row left to right) Dorene O'Young. Alan Spiegel. An- drea lieberman. Karen Levin. Usa Lee (front row) Maureen Eisenberg. Mike Auslin, Lisa Blumberg. Lina Akelian Mr. Vanderlinder critiques a speech; members of Peer Counseling are. (standing, left to right) Andrew Nue- lander. Eri Tanimoto. Diana Chin, Aison Lieberman, Brian Pepper. Jay Lehrfeld. Harrell Wittenstein (sitting, left to right) Lowell Jaffe. Jay Foot- ik. Jackie Brooder son, Yas- min AS, Maureen Eisenberg, Stephanie Sachs. Wendy Shparago. Sheryl Wolochuk. Karen Levin; members of the Congressional Debate Club are (left to right) Brad Dorf- man. Karen Levin. Ron Becker, members of the For- ensics Team are (back row. left to right) Wenji Shin. Dor- ene O'Young, Leah Godfrey, AHison Anderson. Lisa Lee. Mark Kimmeth. Mark Rosen- baum. (middle row) Mark Appiebaum. Alan Spiegel. Karen Axelrod. Natalie DiNi- cola. Lena AkeSon. Rhonda Rabin, (front row) Miss Moss, Karen Levin. Al Zelkowitz- Etane Grossman. Andrea Lie- berman. Mr. Wolf r. A good way to learn about the world you live in is to keep up with current events com- mented Mike Wong of the Niles North Current Events Club. In the club, the students compete against each other by answering questions about events in the news concerning all topics. The club started in Mr. Richard Miya’s Social Studies class as something to do during class time. It was not an extra curricular activity until two years ago when Miya, along with students Mike Wong and David Hofstede, formed the club, with games scheduled after school. It is open to anyone who wants to play, with teams separated by the grade levels. According to David Hofstede, 'I feel playing current events is an enjoyable way to keep up with news happening around the world. The Chess Club brought to- gether those students interest- ed in learning the game and improving their skills. Besides competing against each oth- er. the members play other schools in the North Suburban Chess League. The twelve- man team is sponsored by Mr. Frank Cardulla. The Current Events Club awaits the question from Mr. Miya. Josef Coresh studies the board during a chess game Hal Frankel and Hal Meltzer concentrate upon their next intended move Neil Perlman and Gary Skolnick try to outwit each other Jeff Silver waits to answer a question that Mr. Miya nas just asked The Chess Club members are (Back Row) Steve Fan- ady. Steven Lewis. Barry Fuk. Renee Seinfeld. Hro Ruo. (Middle Row) Hal Meltzer. Charles Kim. Jeff Rothchild. Abraham Varghese. (Front Row) Gary Skoimck. Nei Perlman The Current Events Club members are Mark Arbus. Greg Bart. David Hofstede. Cary Ja- cobs. Michael Kogan. Craig Panos. Jeff Silver. Frank Sugino, Mike Wong 54 The Computer Club more then doubled its membership this year. This is partially due to the pur- chase of new Apple computers, which opened new dimensions in computer program- ming. Before they could use the terminals, the members had to learn a language called Basic which allowed them to talk to the machines. Students in the Math Club pitted their math skills against clubs from other schools and also each other. (Clockwise from upper left) Jer ry Manacsa works on a pro- gram. A student gets help from Miss Busch; Computer Club members include Ricky Ader- man, Steve Alexander, Eliase Ar- kind. Michael Auslin, Joey Bron- mmd, Fu Chen Wu. Irwin Darners. Steve Fanady, Michael Goroff, Kim Greenwood. Eric Jocobson, David Kaplan. Charles Kim. Jo- seph K or ash. Mike Lisberg. Jeff Mark. Jacob Morzouk. Hillary Morris. Shari Nusinson. Ron Pockowitz. Neil Perlman. Eric Reiner, Lee Roth. Brad Rutten- burger. Greg Sax. Allan Spel- berg. Nina Sutker. Jerry Tisha, Garry Zeal. Jeff Cutler looks at a program; Math Club members are Back row. L to R Adam Levy. Dan Lewis. Ron Becher. Mies Ellenby. Steve Herman, Brock Jean Middle row, L to R Steve Lewis. Ron Weiner. Josef Coresh. Mimi Bleadon, Alan Ament, Hiro juo. Front row. L to R Wenji Shin. Doreen O'Young. Sanjay Huprikar. Charles Kim. Elise Arkin. I Chien Wu. Debby Veis, Marica France, Jamie Cann. A student runs a pro- gram. A club member types in a program Investment And Creative Cooking Clubs Enjoy Social Outings Students in the Niles North In- vestment Club were educat- ed in the fundamental princi- pies and techniques of invest- ment practices The club, sponsored by Mr. Charles Plock, also provided opportuni- ties for members to exper- ience social relationships. They took field trips to places such as the Stock Exchange, bro- kerage houses, public libraries, and places of business. The club participated in stock con- tests such as the DePaul Uni- versity Stock Market Experi- ment. which is held twice a year Comments Mr. Plock, Having sponsored the club since its inception 15 years ago. I see great merit in pro- viding students with this source of education. Each year I get a great group of interested stu- dents.” This year's Creative Cooking Club used recipes of interna- tional and ethnic back- grounds. The students in the club were the hosts of the PTSA Open House, and went to a National Restaurant Associ- ation meeting at McCormick Place. They prepared cookies and candies for the Activities Fair Occasionally the club has a microwave demonstration or goes on a picnic. According to Mrs. McElfresh, Everyone in the club enjoys the fellowship of cooking. Students n the Investment Club pre- pare for the� meeting Doris Adler Dou some drinks for the club. Members of the Investment Club are (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Mr Plock, Mark Arbus. Leon Roth. Dove Penner. Khee Hou. Jeff Leeb (MOOLE ROW) Robert Homg. Witek Kulikowski. Mike AusSn. Gary Kulwin. Michael Kogan. Greg Bart (FRONT ROW) Mark Stein. Hyunho Kim. Hyunjoo Mhoon. CaroSna Flores. Nancte Moy Susan Block anc Andl Wasserman prepare a recipe Mrs. El- fresh nstructs Jerry Novlt in the prep- aration of a meal Greg Bart, Gerald Zurek, and Mr. Plock discuss on issue Members of the Cooking Club are (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) JiAe Slab- ber g. Debbie Stabberg. Sharon Kuehn. Barb Boigk Andi Wasserman. Mrs McElfresh. (FRONT ROW) Bonnie Taksxi. Doris Adter. Eke Adter. Jennifer Scott. Dawn Fox International Club was for students who wanted to learn about different cultures. Members gave reports about certain aspects of a country at each meeting. Spanish Club im- plored students to study a foreign lan- guage Mr. Rosens- weig, club sponsor said, “While the stu- dents had a good time raising money for chari- ties. they also received a valuable learning ex- perience. Students For Israel was a club that dealt with the cultural and political aspects of Is- rael. The members ex- pressed great interest toward the club. Winnie Ruo, former presi- dent Rina Patriarca, and current president Paula Jones converse with the In- ternational Club members. Members of Students For Is- rael are (BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT) Karen Levin. Mr Hoffman, Mike Goroff. Alan Spellberg, (MIDDLE ROW) Ira Pilchen. David Penner, Mike Auslin, Marlyn Goldberg, (FRONT ROW) Michael Ko- gan, Ronna Yudkowsky. Members of Spanish Club are (BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT) Laura Boris. April Harri- son. Dorene O'Young, Senor Cuerpo. (MOOLE ROW) Emiy Falbo. Rina Patriarca. Mr Ro- sens weig, Karen Singer, Fe- lice Chernoff. (FRONT ROW) Wenji Shm. Darcy Frank. Members of International Club are (BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT) Winnie Ruo. Paula Jones. Carolina Flores. Ellen Kaplan. Sheryl Bass. (MIDDLE ROW) Mrs Klapman. Shari Farber. Violeta Nepomucino. Belinda Mesina. Hyunjoo Mhoon. Nancy Moy. Rica Pa- triarca. Mrs. Lettas. (FRONT ROW) Esther Fong. Paragi Panbya. Eleanor Siapno, Jung Ah Park. Rina Patriarca. Hyunho Kim, Mr. Rosenswelg enjoys himself at the Activi- ties Fa Ricky Levin cooks an ethnic dish, Eleanor Siapno dances a traditional dance of her country. 60 The Future Business Leaders Club offered interested stu- dents a background in business techniques and business lead- ership. This year the members of the club hoped to study the stockmarket. Charles Plock, club sponsor, had these com- ments to make about the club, this year was a rebuilding year for our club. We had an excellent group that should re- turn next year with exciting and new ideas. The Home Economics Relat- ed Occupations Club is includ- ed in the home economics re- lated occupations course in cooperative vocational edu- cation. This year the club members have participated in various sales such as taffy ap- ples and candy. We have a very active class this year, we have fifteen participants, and we have raised a significant amount of funds, comment- ed Ron Henrici, club sponsor. (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) FBL members and Mr Plock check invest- ments. Members of FBL are (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Mr C. Plock. Mark Arbus. Leon Roth. David Penner. Khee Hou. Jeff Leeb. (MIDDLE ROW) Robert Honig. Witek Kulikowski. Michael Ausin. Gary Kulwin. Michael Kogan. Greg Bart. (FRONT ROW)Mark Stein, Hyunjoo Mhoon. Carolina Flores. Nancy Moy. Greg Bart punches away at an adding machine at a FBL meeting. Cheryl Hol- lander and Elen From sell taffy apples. Members of HERO are (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Ellen From, Lauren Fish- man. (MDDLE ROW) Lori Hart. Mr Hen- rici. Bonnie Peck. (FRONT ROW) Lisa Gtobman. Julie Nakao. Cheryl Hol- lander 62 •••• .III' S V.U X‘X. • • • .,v • • | .� -1 at • ••• J V.I.C.A., D.E.C.A. And O.E.A. Plan For The Future V.I.C.A. helped to give students a background into industry and its relat- ed occupations. Stu- dents get a basis for knowing something about industry which will enable them to make a choice of an occupa- tion commented Mr. Gene Volkman, V.I.C. sponsor. The DECA chapter at Niles North is sponsored by Mr. Bill Coulson. DECA stands for Distributive Education Clubs of Amer- ica who's purpose is to develop knowledge in marketing. The Office Education Association (O.E.A.), un- der sponsor, Mrs. Mary Howell, promoted suc- cess and helped students prepare for a full-time job when they complete their formal education. The O.E.A. students worked on developing practical skills. (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) V.I.C.A. members listen during a class Gina Gagliardo oractices her typing; Members of V.I.C.A. are (BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT) David Carlson, Robbie Rubin, Don Samuelson. Howard Bifeid, Keith Goebelt. Mike Mielak. Tony Howik. (MIDDLE ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT) Mr. Gene Volkman. Phillip Shevin. Tom Hoffman. Tim Doody. Zack Wagman, Scott Wattach. Doug Busscher. Mark Karol. (FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Don O'Rourke. Mike Law- rence. Marcus Brocato, Bruce Karman. William Jones. George Salinas. Mr. Volkman makes a speech. David Quattrocchi and Lori Reynolds watch and listen during an Office Occupations class; Members of the Office Education Association are (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Tami Linderman. Cheryl Viner. Steven Kramer. Lori Reynolds. Nancy Lux. David Quattrocchi. Mrs. Howell. (MIDDLE ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Amy Gayle. Margaret Aul. Lisa Ferrarese. Gina Gag- liardo, Beatrice Kuhn, Rosemary Llenza. Vickey Bonoris; (FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Michelle Caccamo. Beth Fisher. Lori Nel- son. Susan Blaustein, Susan Blaustein practices her office skills i te . v The Action Learning Center in many ways was the district's third high school. It had forty students this year. The center continued to offer an experiential approach to learning and promoted a var- ied program of com- munity resources for outside learning and credit. A Student involved in the program summed up this informal but meaningful approach to learning in this way, ALC has something that I have found in no other school I have at- tended. It has things that few schools can offer. The teachers in this program are very understanding, caring people who are al- ways working for you and with you. (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Dave Shapiro leads a seminar discussion. Teacher Jean Barstow and Cyndie Weiss work at an indepen- dent Study project. Fern Katz volunteers as a hospital aide Sue Careb does her stint as ALC secretary Den- eene Florino leads a session for ALC theatre trip. Lesley Berger and Robyn Grobman demonstrate their musical ability. Marielle Hagman ex- plains her resource role at Saly's Stage ALC District’s Third High School 67 Elation and frustration were felt by the students participating in extra-curricular sports activities Sports was a way in which participants demonstrat- ed their physical stamina in various fields of compe- tition. Sports, however, did not only build one's physical condition. Coaches also stressed the de- velopment of character and of qualities of good sportsmanship. Supported by the various cheerleading groups and the Niles North student body, the athietes strived to give their all. whether in an individual or team sport. .. 111 )i ■ ! !)) if-v. M I SldOdS Varsity Makes Regionals Led by Coaches Ron Henrici and Alan Poznansky, the Varsity Baseball Team finished the season with a 9-7 record. A member commented that one of the most important elements in baseball is fundamentals. The coaches worked diligently in this aspect. Players Rich Pappandourous, Harold Schwartz, and Scott Shintanl each had a very good year. Scott Shintanl also made the All-Conference team. The team did make regionals, but lost a close game to Loyola. Although some players felt their record could have been better, they found the practice sessions to be worthwhile and enjoyed playing baseball. Bill Wltry scoops up the ball Howard Comitor pitches a strike Back Row (left to right) Rich Pappandourous, Poul Kruitt. John ShkDfrock. Howord Comitor, Bill Witry. Mike Jensen. Scott Shintani. Brian Cloch, Eric DeJounge. Middle Row Brod Cole. Lorry Stahlberg. Jeff Elowe, Craig Stevens. 4arold Schwartz. Scott Weiner. Dave Birz. Coach Alan Poznansky. Coach Ron Hen- rici. Front Row Ken Traskaski. Errol Gerber. Mike Faber. Randy Braverman. Jim McIn- tosh. Webster Tom. Ivan Santacruz Brad Cole makes the putout . after receiving the bail Mike Faber . runs the bases 70 71 Frosh Hit A Homer Of A Season Led on the field by Mr. Wolf, the Sophomore baseball team ended the season with a 5 win and 11 loss record. The team worked hard but couldn't get it together, commented Ju- nior Steve Laser. The Freshman “A team, coached by Mr. Kmet, ended the season with a 10 win and 6 loss conference record. The Freshman “B team, lead by Mr. Nathan, had a conference record of 12 wins and 2 losses. Junior Marc Price said. There was a good team spirit on all levels and the teams worked very hard. Steve Peck, a sophomore, com- mented. I learned a lot last year about sportsmanship and how to be part of a high school team (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Members of the Fresh- man A” basebal team are (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Jimmy Gonzalez. Rodney Steffens. Brent Novosetsky. Da- vid Morse. Keith Sample. James Giick. Marc Imyak. Coach Kmet. (FRONT ROW) Brian Szyszka. Michael Cooper. An- drew Raphael. Stuart Rhum, Michael Oettnger. Lon Grtler. Michael Goldberg. Scott Weiner. Larry Stolberg. Brian Clowe, and Dave Birz wait for thetf turn at bat Members of the Sophomore baseball team are (BACK ROW) James Omaley. Brad Wolf. Scott Comitor. Jeffrey Wendt. Rod- ney Mazure. Eric Rosenbloom. Marc Price. (MDDLE ROW) Andrew Mtecki. Timothy Miecki. Mike Lee. Stephen Kushner. Mark Liberman. Gregory Rif areal. Coach Wolf (FRONT ROW) Horley Tom, Robert Ramdass. Jay Adler. Steven Laser. Edward Faber. Gregory Harris. Michael Gerber Harold Schwartz rounds third Bob Ramdas puts down a bunt. Members of the Freshman “B team are (BACK ROW) Steven Peck. WBiam Weimer, Ramii Mendo- za. Marc Gold. Howard Cohn. David Liberman. Cooch Nathan. (FRONT ROW) Hide taka Fukuda. Kevin Kochman. Steven Gagnon. Allen Ramdass. Joseph Cordelia, BiHy Kim, Paul Hirsch. Wobstor Tom attempts a put out 7J Vikings Ace Opponents Once again, the Niles North Netmen estab- lished themselves as a major force in the ten- nis world, showing no mercy for their oppo- nents. Winning every game until conference, the team ended the season with a 15-1 re- cord. placing second overall. Leading the way on the varsity team, were singles players Gregg Smith, who held the title. Conference Champion, and finished third in district, Brant Lleske, and Chuck Penn. The doubles teams of Gary Hazen and Scott Becker, and Jim Moy and Glynis Naqulta also made good showings. Continuing to hold up their status in the North Suburban Conference, was the frosh-soph team. All of the players did well, leading the team to victory. (Clockwise from upper left) Brant Lleske slams a serve. Members of the frosh-soph team are (Back row. left to right) Larry Rubm. Dan Friedman. John Arenberg. Michael Norris. Coach Recker (Front row) Larry Herman. Michael Haber. Michael Mangoni. Scott Greenspan. Alan Herman Michael Norris hits a backhand Gary Hazen returns a volley Gregg Smith serves to opponent. Glynis Naqulta hits a volley Members of the varsity tennis team are (Back row, left to right) Gary Hazen. Robert Levy. Charles Penn. James Moy. Coach Grant (Front row) Gregg Smith. Brant Lieske. Scott Becker. Pe- ter Braun. Glynis Naquita 75 Gymnasts Strive For Honors The gymnastics season started February 15. with most of the athletes return- ing from the previous year. They strove to better their record of a year ago, when the squad placed fifth in the state. Team leaders included John Feder- ico, Steve Malitz, and Dave Kozuch, all of whom placed in conference or district in the past. The team expected to be rated in the top three in the state with the added depth of returning gymnasts Mike Baba, Don Baggio, and Dan Tepper. Commenting on this years team. Coach Rifklnd said, With Federico shooting for state titles on every event, this years team could be the most successful in the history of Niles North. The boy's gymnastics season was moved by the IHSA this year from a winter sport to a spring sport. Coverage of the sport was therefore limited, and includes only pictures from practice and pre-season information. (Cl OCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Steve Malitz performs on the rings. John Fe- derico perfects his side horse routine. Mike Baba works out on the high bars Dan Tepper holds a cross on the rings Dave Kozuch con- centrates on the parallel bars. Members of the Junior Varsity Gymnastics Team ore (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Pierre LeVan. Howard Zavel. Chris Dreier. Dave Baba. George Larson. Bram Homstein. Greg Payne. Chris Novak. Joe Cessareo, Coach Sokalski. (■FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Mark Penner. Dave Goldman, Dave Scott. Vince Ros- towski. Dave Kaplan. Members of the Varsity Gymnastics Team are (LEFT TO RIGHT) Coach Sokalski. Larry Schoenbrood. Mike Baba. Paul Korner. Dan Agemura. Don Bag- gio. Harry Fierstein. Dave Kozuch, Mark Solo- mon. John Federico. Dan Tepper. Steve Ma- litz. Coach Rifkind. 77 78 Turkin And Litwin Go To State Led by team captain Ben Woloshin, the 1981 boy's track team completed the indoor season with a 6-2 record. The team finished the official outdoor season by placing fifth in conference with a 10-8 overall record. Jeff Turkin, who broke the 100 meter run record, and Marty Litwin, who broke the shot put re- cord. qualified for state at the district meet. Other records were broken by Howard Dan- zyger in the 300 meter low hurdles, and by the 400 meter relay team consisting of Jeff Turkin, Howard Danzyger, Jason Stelgman, and Scott Rosenberg. Team members felt that Howard Danzyger deserved the Most Valu- able Player award for the indoor season and Jeff Turkin for the outdoor season. (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Norman Rich throws shot pot. John Vaessen passes off to Rey Patriarca; Members of the Trock team are: (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Cooch Howard. Coach Zook. Joel Gothelf. Norman Rich. Armen Sarrafian. Marty Litwin. Bi Knoth. Lee Serota. Sam Matuszak. Paul Unterfenger. Martin Navarrette. Rob- ert Trebat. Ira Barsky. Mark Spanjer. Doug Kikkebusch. Coach Conway; (THRD ROW) Carlos Gonzales. Walter Gabriel. Lyle Perkins. Rudy Patriarca. Todd Gordon. Andris Grikis. Jim Sikora. Kevin Dunn. Howard Danzyger. Mike Wagner. Ed Wittenstein. Scott DeVito. Steve Arakawa. Ron Gorcia. Coach McIntyre; (SECOND ROW) Ben Wolo- shm, Jason Steigman, Mitch Lebovitz. Lee JesHow, Mike Lazarus. Alex Glisovich. Ron Serota. Noel Rubin. James Lee. Mark Barrett. Joe Greenspan. Jairo Nieto. Rich Scavone. Ken Lammersfeld; (FPST ROW) Steve Smason. Greg Ep- sten. John Vaessen. Chris Sturm. Nick Brustin. Doug Banzu- ly. Jeff Turkin. Rey Patriarca. Ron Wojcik. Howard Rosmg. Angel Choin. Scott Rosenthal Walter Gabriel n.gh jmp- ing Coach Conway takes notes. Doug Kikkebusch and Scott Rosenthal ready for the starting shot Rudy Pa- triarca jumping over a hurdle 81 Vikings Set Record After setting a new school record by winning their first three games of the season (the third was home- coming), the Varsity Football Team went on to win only one of their last six games. I think that despite our record (1-5 in conference play: 4-5 overall) the team played very well. What many people do not know is that we had to adjust to a new system and a new coaching staff ' said Junior Joel Gothelf. Junior Michael Lee summed up the season by say- ing, Our defense kept us in every game, but our offense just didn't produce enough points to win. Both players agreed that the team always gave their all. but that their best wasn't always good enough. (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Kick.ng-off against Fenton, a player practices a kick-off Coach Henrici studies the defensive alignment Bill Kim cuts upfield for a first down Coach Giambe luka discusses play selection with Alan Levine; members of the Varsity Football Team are (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Coach Giambeluka. Robert Kearnan. Tony Ulbert. Daniel Aibaugh. Jeff Wendt. Brandon Koenig. Mark Grossman. Joel Gothelf. Thomas Alexander. (THIRD ROW) Coach Henrici. Michael Wagner. George Lee. John Wilis. Brad Stern. Robert Glantz. Alan Levine. Alan Rasof. Gary Weiss. Michael Odom. Coach Fickes. (SECOND ROW) Steve Ickow. Ira Spiro. Michael Lazarus. Mark Drazner. Harrell Wittenstein. James McIntosh. Paul Gavino. Scott Devito. Daniel Kramer. Glen Freedman. (FRONT ROW) Mark Barrett. Jean Brock. Henry Swiderski. Michael S hint gen. Scott Rosenberg. John Vaessen 83 CETJC ■ V- Frosh And Soph Have Challenging Season What would an Autumn weekend be with- out the marching bands, cheerleaders, and crowds? It wouldn't be an afternoon at Niles North during the Football season. According to Frank Pons, the downfall of the Freshmen Football team was a lack of team spirit and slow players. Had more people gone out for the team, it might have won more games. This year's Sophomore team was pretty good, and it had a lot of talent, but due to injuries the team lost a few games, said Soph- omore Rob Lieberman. (Clockwise From Upper Left) Coach Allen Poxnansky tells Ron Bote play Coach Jerry Ferguson applauds a tackle. Michael Cooper catches a long pass John Baker attempts to catch an opponent. Members of the Fresh- man Football Team are (Back Row Left to Right) Coach Houlihan, Coach Howard, Pete Anderson. John Baker. Ran- dy Parthe. Jeff Zeunart. Thor Soderberg. Egor Rott. Coach S. Poznansky. (Row 3) Olen Johnsen. Leonard Koenig. Rich Barkal. Andy Barnes. Barry Sturner. Doug Columbik. Adam Bergman. Rick Nieto; (Row 2) Jay Broderick. Rob Voessan. Chris Redito, Chris Cuury. Frank Pons. Steve Kasprzyk. Bil Kim. Ron Bote; (Front Row) Rob McClory. Pete Collins. Paul Colins. Mike Lerman. Kevin Vanderhagen, Brian Cepeda. K«vln Vanderhagan blocks for Bill Kim; Viking player nails opponent. Mark Imyak awaits Coach Ferguson's next plan. Members of the Sophomore Football Team are (Back Row Left to Right) Coach Frank Bostic. Brent Novoseisky. Wiliam Weimer. Kyle Borman. Scott Abrams. Norman Rich. Errol Tores, (Row 3) Coach Mitch Nelson. Andy Russel. Felix Valdez. Nick Brustin. Cort Jacoby. Stuart Rhum. Alan Imyak. Mark Imyak. Joe Handcock. Cooch Jerry Ferguson. (Row 2) Chris Sturm. David Lieberman. Michael Smetna. Brian Steigman. Randy Sorkin. Steve Bangart, Keith Tucker. (Front Row) Larry Glantz. David Baum. Robert Lieberman. Howard Spiro, Doug Bergart. George Garcia. Michael Cooper ' • ■' Varsity Soccer Scores Most Goals Ever Under the leadership of Captains Peter Reft and Andy Swedberg, the Boys' Varsity Soccer Team ended their season with a 15-6 record which placed them fourth in conference. Win Wratschko was awarded Most Valuable Player. He, along with Peter Rett, Andy Swedberg, Howard Sutker, and Keith Goebelt were voted All-Conference. Wratschko and Rett were named All-Sectional. The team competed in the semi-finals of the sec- tional games but lost to a state qualifier. Main South. This year's soccer team scored more goals and won more games than any previous soccer team in Niles North history. (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Keith Goebelt blocks a de- fender. Members of the Varsity Soccer Team are: (BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT) Paul Kruit. Howard Sutker. Keith Goebelt. Andrew Swedberg. Stanford Slovin. Michael Weisenhaus. Paul Unter- fenger; (MIDDLE ROW) Winfred Wratschko. Juan Gonzalez, Ste- ven Arakawa. David Copeland. Terren Miked. Mark Sfoul. Douglas Busscher. Eric Schloss. Coach Weber. (FRONT ROW) Paul Rutstein. Brod DeGraff, Errol Gerber. Donald Kirk. Peter Reft. Ivan Santa- cruz. Peter Christ Paul Untertenger -'uns toward the bad. A Niles North opponent steals away the bad after Paul Untertenger fed Donald Kirk looking for his teammates prepares to pass the ball Michael Weisenhaus outmaneuvers his opponent as Donald Kirk loks on. Keith Goebelt kicks the ball downfiekJ as Paul Unter- fenger and Wlntred Wratschko get ready to receive it 87 Frosh. — Soph. Soccer Lead To A Winning Season This Years Freshman Soccer team was led on the field by Mr. William Coulson and Mr. John Staerk. Coach Kmet led the Sophomores to a fourteen win and three loss record this past season. Sophomore Wain Gordon commented that, This Years team worked well together which is what gave us a winning season ' (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Players congratulate each other after a goal Srad Holman heads the ball Mlchoal Huszar goes up for the bo� . Players fight for the bal. Members of the Freshman Soccer Team (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Ken Abac he, Ira Schwartz. Neal Jacobs. Jose Cadiz. David Kurasch. Barry Rilger. Gary Dubin. David Babba (SECOND ROW) Coach Coulson. Steve Kramer. Joel Meyers. John Dourvis, Todd Reed. Tim Ferguson. Jim Green- wood. Kong Bin Yim, David Goldman. Coach Staerk (FIRST ROW) Joey Berman. Craig Pilks, Ben Ramirez. Dave Haring. Nicolavos. Lenny Becker. Steven Bessonny. Jfrn Ritter, Rich Ross. Ivan Santicruse blocks a shot; Armen Sarrafian faces a defender Members of the J.V Soccer Team (TOP ROW) Armen Sarrafian. Michoel Huszar. Ron Delanois. (SECOND ROW) Young Mhoon. Geoffrey Dick stem, Paul Rut stem. Jimmy Gonzalez (BOTTOM ROW) Darnel Friedman. Brad Degraff. Errol Gerber. Gregg Smith. Members of the Sophomore Soccer Team (TOP ROW) Ed Abeams. Steven Hedger. Todd Gor- don. Note Ruben. Richard Sudendorf. (SECOND ROW) Coach Kmet. Steven Peck, Brad Holman. Bob Stocka. Omar Aries. Jamie David- son. Warn Gordon (FRONT ROW) Feno Sha. Billy Kim. Richard Salting. Mike Gordon. Jim Garen 90 Graduation Weakens Golf Team With the loss of some team members, the Golf Team was weakened. “Graduation hit the team very hard, said Team Captain Mike Weiss. The team placed 7th in conference play and also 7th in the Conference Tournament which was held on Sept. 26. The Frosh- Soph Team with Captain Taka Fukuda placed 5th in conference play and also 5th in the Conference Tour- nament. Coach Schusteff had this to say about his team, “The team made great strides during the latter part of the year to improve their golf game. (CLOCKWISE FROM UPF ER LEFT) Paul Markoff blasts from a sand trap Coach Oswald ilustrates a point while a player looks on. Members of the Frosh-Soph team are (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Mike Goldberg. Taka Fukuda. Steve Horvath. (FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Kevin Kochman. Paul Hersch Jeff Sutker practices putting before playing; Action sequence of Chris King hitting the bal and watchng where it went. Members of the Varsity Golf Team are (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Mike Weiss. Craig Panos. Paul Mankoff. Jeff Sutker (FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Chris King. Jeff Salerger. Tom Lau 91 92 Cross Country Takes Third With only on© veteran runner, and 21 newcomers, the Boys' Cross Country team still managed to pull a third in the Conference. Junior Lee Serota was the only upper- classman to finish the season, and the team relied heavily on their 11 freshmen and 10 sophomores. According to Serota, Although we didn't have an entire Varsity team, the other two teams ran very well. In response. Sophomore Doug Klkke- bush said. Becase of so many injuries, Lee was the only Varsity runner to finish the season. This year was good exper- ience for us, and prepared us well for future years. (Clockwise from Upper Left.) Joel Feinsteln keeps pace with competitor. Spectator watches Gerald Sherman; Jerry Nieto charges on. The Boys' Cross Country Team of 81-82 consisted of. (Top Row Left To Right.) Brian Wojcik. Jerry Nfceto, Lee Sirota. Ron Woj- cik (Middle Row Left To Right.) Coach Con- way. Howard Rosing. Scott Rosenthal. Brian Lodin. Doug Kikkebush. James Salazar, Mark Peiser. (First Row Left To Right.) Steve Sma- son. Gerald Sherman, Joelf Feins tern, Cross Country runner keeps gong. James Salazar and Lee Serota demonstrate style. Coach Darrel Conway gives a strategy session 93 Wrestler Named Athlete Of Week The Varsity Wrestling Team, led by Senior Co-Captains Rich Kane and Larry Peiser, suffered this year from a lack of experience. Although the team had summer and fall programs, the majority of the wrestlers still needed to get practice in conference-level competition. This season, the Varsity Team con- sisted of only three seniors, while having five freshmen and sophomores on the squad. Larry Peiser, who turned in four consecutive shutouts, was named High School Athlete of the Week by the Chicago Tribune. At the time of the honor, Peiser had a team leading 18-2 record. Head Coach Steve Poznansky commented. With the desire and leadership of this years seniors, and with the return of all our younger wrestlers, the wrestling team should be tough in the future. (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Peter Lee gets in to position; Rich Kane pins his opponent. Members of the Freshmen Wrestling Team are (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Coach Dennis Fickes. Steve Bender, Egor Root. Jerry Rudolph, (SECOND ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Ron Bote, Steve Bessony, Bill Kim. Chris Curry. (FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Jim Ritter. Olen Johnsen; Mike Ripes asks for help Rich Kane takes down his opponent Mike Ripes applies a hold. Barry Sauer starts on top. Members of the Var- sity and Junior Varsity Wrestling Teams are (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Coach Jerry Fer- guson, Alan Imyak. Rich Goldwasser. Eric Weiner. Al Rasof, Norm Rich. Bill Weimer. Stu Keeshin. Randy Trebat. Steve Siegel. Coach Steve Poznansky. (SECOND ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Steve Rasof. Brian Cunningham. Pete Dagher. Todd Rosenzweig. Felix Llenza. Dave Lieberman. Steve Gagnon. Felix Valdez. Rich Kane. Gus Serrano. Apostolopoulos. Bob Lie- berman. Bill Telchert. Coach Al Poznansky (FRONT ROW; LEFT TO RIGHT). Joel Feinstein. Barry Sauer. Larry Peiser. Mike Ripes. Peter Lee. Mike Goldberg. Howard Spiro. Randy Siegel. Mark Peiser. Paul Nudelman. Geoff Dick stein 94 (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Rich Kane looks to the coach Chris Curry tries to turn his opponent over Alan Rasot attempts to reverse his opposition. Rich Kant and opponent vie for position. North Wrestler pin opposition. Rich Kane gets control. Barry Sauer counters the takedown attempt; Bill Kim tries to bring his opponent to the mat. Felix Valdez concentrates on his match. Swimmers Stroke With Spirit The 1981-82 Boys Swim Team consisted of approxi- mately 15 students. According to the sponsor. Coach Rusk, The teams captain. Mike Fink, kept a high mo- rality and confidently led the team into each meet ' Contrary to past years, this year's schedule was made up of strictly dual meets. Mr. Rusk felt that the high- light of this season was the Viking victory over sister school Niles West. (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Kevin Vanderhagen shows off his dive Barry Greenberg practices the Butter- fly. Members of the Junk Varsity Swim Team are (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Coach Balchulus. Jeff Jacobs. Stuart Bernsin, John Cleary. Ira Schwartz. Brian Rieger. Coach Sansteod (SECOND ROW) Richard Sugarman. Arnold Marks, unidentified. Jm Fink. A) Spiegle. Alan Spellberg (FRONT ROW) Steven Greenberger. David Haring. Steven Maiits. Sahrone Parnes. Bruce Kelper Members of the Var- sity Swim Team are (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Mark Grossman. Jim Belknap. Brian Seinfeld. Andy Melecky. Rob- ert Wolf. Andy Anderson. (SECOND ROW) Coach Balchu- lus. Joe Johnston. Mike Fink. Ken Knna. Tim Melecky. How- ard Bor chew, Coach Sansteod. Cooch Rusk; (FRONT ROW) Nancy Kring. David Stem. Steve Colombus. Mike Lermin. Kevin Vanderhagen. Henry Swiderski. Brian Pepper. Andy Wasserman David Stern’s take-off technique Alan Spellberg striving for success. Kevin Vanderhagen prac- tices the Breaststroke. Viking Sets Record Michael Sach’s ten year record for most rebounds in one game was broken by senior Jay Deutch. The record breaking game was against the Elmwood Park Tigers, and the victory brought the Vikings overall record to an impressive 13-6. Coach Kmet remarked on the Junior Varsity, We have had a lot of quickness, and hopefully the boys will grow an inch or two. With the combi- nation of height and speed, they will be really good by the time they are on the varsity team. (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Members of the Varsity Basketbai team are. (Back Row. left to right) John Douvrts. Marc Bietinski. Mark Cohen. Jay Deutch. Brandon Koenig. Andy Swedberg. Jordy Ehrens. Eric DeJong. (Front Row) Tim Loftus. Ed Javier, Kevin Kaplan. A lay up by Brandon Koenig; Ed Javier searches for an opening Mark Cohen stretches for two Brandon Koenig s fouled Rod Mazure and Jeff Feldman attempt to block a shot Eric DeJong runs mto some oppositior Brandon Koenig drives for two easy points. Members of the Junior Varsity Team are (Back Row. left to nght) Rod Mazure. Jeff Wendt. Marc Bielinski. Steve Rashis. Andy Grikas. (Front Row) John Douvrts, Kevin Garner. Ken Lammersfeid Frosh-Soph Basketball Teams Outrun Their Opponents (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Marc Imyak dribbles by an opponent Marc Bass tries to hold onto the ban Rodney Steffens tries to grab the rebound. Members of the Freshman A Basketball Team are (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Jeff Cutler (mgr ). Hong Bn Yim. Lenny Koenig. John Hickman. Mark McIntosh. Adam Lashhsky. Ricky Barkal. Coach Nathan. (FRONT ROW) Mike Cohen. Paul Fabbn. Bob Cichowicz. Barry Sturner Mike Cohen goes up for a shot. Members of the Freshman B Basketball Team are (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Coach Kmet. Gary Dubn. Don Olsen. Corey Keer. Andy Barnes. Jose Cadiz. Henry Lee. Mike Cedeno (mgr). (FRONT ROW) Mark Muskal. Ken Adochi. Mike Bolotin, AJvn Satgado. Dan AIBazI looks for a teammate Members of the Sophomore Basketball Team are: (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Mike Oettnger. Stuart Rhum, David Morse. Ramil Mendoza. Tom FisherkeBer. Coach Bostic. Marc Bass. Larry Mayer. Rodney Steffens. Albert O'Young, Marc Imyak. (FRONT ROW) David Baum. Michael Cooper. Chris Chan (mgr). AcUoi Javier. Tom Kely (mgr ), Chris Sturm. Dan Al-Bazi Ramil Mendoza does the jump ball Meyers And Rosing Named All-Conference Ending their season with an 8-11 re- cord, the 1981 girls' Varsity Softball Team placed fourth in the North Suburban Con- ference Kathy Meyers and Laurel Ros- ing were both named All-Conference Players. Meyers was presented with the Outstanding Player of the Team award. Placing fifth in Conference, the Junior Varsity team finished their season with a 7-11 record. We had the poten- tial to win the regional games, but we lost first round, commented Varsity team member. Laurie Brown. (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Running home. Melissa Goldberg scores for the Vikings. Members of the varsity softball team are (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Laurel Rosing. Melissa Goldberg. Kathy Meyers. Kim Kazmierowicz. Diane Sztapka. (MIDDLE ROW) Coach Taber. Liz Dick. Julie Oettinger. Karen Ruesch. Joy Rice. Coach Oleson. (FRONT ROW) Chris Kazmierowicz. Kathy Szyska. Laurie Brown. Laurie Danzyger Watching the pitch Kathy Szyska judges it carefully. Laurel Rosing pitches under- hand. Members of the junior varsity softball team are (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Maria Gaa. Hyse Stongin. Sue Lew. Terri Sztapka. Chris Konior. Sandi Berko wit z, (MIDDLE ROW) Sue Edelmuth (Manager). Janet Osterberger. Kim MonstvH. EHen Barsky. Wen- dyt Danzyger. Coach Breman; (FRONT ROW) Rita Hendricks. Karyn Rudy. Debbie West. Olga Shutkas. Maria Roxas 104 Girls Shatter Old Records On your mark, get set, go! And go they did. The Girls' Track Team began practicing for the 1981 season in February and continued until their meets began in March. During early spring the meets were held indoors, at which time many records were broken. The Mile Run was no challenge to Freshman Karen Kuehn and the Two-Mile Run proved equally so to Freshman Heidi Mendlelsohn. Most Valuable Player, Senior Carolyn Lammersfeld, had a hand in the destruction of three records. These were the Fifty Yard Dash, the 200m Dash, and the 400m Run. Along with these accomplishments Lammersfeld went on to the State Finals to participate in the 100 and 200m dashes, while also helping to break the 800m Sprint Medley Relay. Sophomores Cheryl Kohn, Janice Maxwell, and Sheryl Levin were the other members of that team Maxwell also ran the 200m dash at the State Finals. The outdoor season started in April and the team showed steady im- provement. Only through the combined efforts of the team and coaches was it possible for these records to be broken. (COUNTER CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Linda Christopher jumpng Laura Soohen and Carolyn Lammersfeld stretching Laura Soohen njrdhng Cheryl Kohn preparing to start (BAKing to start (BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT) Coach Stephansen. Coach Goodman. Pat Gonzalez. Ellen Wiliams. Cheryl Kohn. Carolyn Lammersfeld. Jenny Stahlberg. Debbie Stahlberg. Patty Sovick. Kathy McIntyre. Coach Barstow (THRO ROW) Karen Kuehn. Jean- ette Goldberg. Andi Plotsky. Anne Loevy. Lisa Cohen. Julie Man- nng. Ram George. Carol Block. Cindy Lyons. Momque Meal. Debbie Goldwater (SECOND ROW) Linda Christopher. Sue Zivin. Demse Lcxj. Delilah Goodwin. Suzanne Meister. Angie Vuc. Janice Babendtr. Stacy Carr. Rina Patriarca. Janice Maxwell (FRONT ROW) Laura Soohen. Heidi Mendelsohn. Sheryl Levin. Manssa Ro- manz. Penny ZeKjman. Irene Sasamoto. Pauline Levy. Rosemary Schuy. Cindy Hirsch Carolyn Lammersfeld finishing Pat Gonza- lez passes off to Anne Loevy 106 107 Many Talented Players Gain Skills On Girls Tennis Teams According to Mr. Grant, the Varsity Girls Tennis coach, this year's team was a very experienced group of girls with skills gained from either the Junior Varsity or Varsity Teams, last year All of the girls worked hard and im- proved a great deal from their hard work, commented Coach Grant. The Varsity Team placed third in conference. Felice Siegel placed second in confer- ence for number one singles. Jennifer Colombik was chosen Most Valuable Player . The Junior Varsity Team was coached by Mr. Recker. I enjoyed working with the team and I'm looking forward to next year's season. The skills of the Junior Varsi- ty Team are improving with tremendous growth, stated Coach Recker. All of the players, except three, were new on the team This year was a ‘rebuilding year'. According to Coach Recker, the Freshmen on the team were outstanding and extremely helpful. The Junior Varsity Team placed fourth in conference. Jane Gllckman plays the net; Mem- bers of the Varsity Team are: (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Coach Grant, Paula Tsaggaris, Paula Jones. Jennifer Colom- bik, Shari Nusinson; (FRONT ROW) Vickie Spitz, Debbie Spitz, Felice Siegel, Jane Glickman; Jennifer Colombik hits a fore- hand; Members of the Junior Varsity Team are: (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Coach Recker, Andrea Plotsky, Debbie Wagner, Sharyn Alpert. Diane Feingold, Karen Ruby. Sharon Quattrocchi; (FRONT ROW) Akiko Fukusho. Laura Cohen. Lori Gordon, Stacy Pergakes, Marissa Ro- manz. Eve Levin; Jennifer Colombik vol- leys at the net while Felice Siegel stands near by; Felice Siegel goes through the motions of a serve; Vickie Spitz and Pau- la Tsaggaris prepare to hit the ball Deb- bie Spitz executes an overhead hit. Varsity Girls Volleyball Place Second The Varsity Volleyball Team had a re- cord of 8 wins and 4 losses, which placed the team second in conference. Chris Kazmierowlcz, Janice Stuckmann, and Terri Sztapka were selected for the All- Conference Volleyball Team . The Junior Varsity Volleyball Team had a record of 10 wins and 7 losses this sea- son. They were some of the most team oriented players that I've ever had, commented Miss Smith, the Junior Varsi- ty coach. (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Members of the Varsity Team are (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Coach Alfus. Lisa Neuson. Janice Stuckmann. Chris Konkx Poula Kikkebusch. Terri Sztapka: (MDDLE ROW) Sue Edelmith. Uz Dick. Kim Petrich, Yasmin AS. (FRONT ROW) Hope Feinglass, Chris Kazmierowicz. Rita Hendricks. Manager Heidi Fishman. Eri Tanimoto; Terri Sztapka shows the bumping technique. Mem- bers of the Freshman Team are (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Jung Kho. Cheryl MeH. Lisa Ok on. Wendy Goidwater. Jackie Leeb. Coach Oteson. (MDDLE ROW) Beth Lampert. Sandy Rosenthal. Lena Hkelian. Cindy Bangart; (FRONT ROW) Rayna Migdal. Katie Kaltourimidis, Sheryl BartfieIC Rayna Migdal ex- ecutes a bump. Members of the Junior Varsity team are (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Coach Smith. Chris Myhr. Lisa Stone. Pat Sovcik. Jennifer Klipart. Meissa Goldberg. Manager Sherry Net ten. (MDDLE ROW) Manager Parveen AS. Kim Monstvi, Karen Akelrod, Regina Birkner. Debbie Salins. Manager Maria Roxas. (FRONT ROW) Elen Barsky. Olga Shutkas. Manoger Wendy Danzger Olga Shutkas bumps the bad over the net while Pat Sovik ana Marla Roxas stand nearby Chris Kazmierowlcz waits for the bal and then spikes it over the net. the Freshman Team proctice. Ill Future Looks Good For Girls Cross Country This was the third year Girls Cross Country has been a recognized girls sport in the state of Illinois. Members of Girls Cross Coun- try usually ran about two miles for each race. They ran through forest preserves, parks, and other grassy areas. Two team members, Colleen McIntyre and Karen Kuehn, made all conference. I'm really glad I joined cross country this year, com- mented McIntyre. It was a good exper- ience and I had a lot of fun. This year the girls have pulled in a second place trophy at the Niles North Invitational, and a second place trophy at the Niles West Invitational. Mr. Barstow, coach of Girts Cross Country, had these comments to make about this team: “I have enjoyed working with the team; they were a hard-working group. (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Heidi Mendelson sets the pace. Members of the cross country team are (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Colleen McIntyre. Pat Gonzalez. Karen Kuehn: (FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Heidi Mendelson. Cindy Hirsch; Karen Kuehn talks with members of the opposite team before a meet. Col- leen McIntyre passes an opponent. Pat Gonzalez measures her stride. Karen Kuehn gets off to a good head start 112 Girls Swimming Maintains High Spirit Members of the Niles North Girls' Swim Team had good team spirit even though the team did not have a winning season. Although the team lacked enough swimmers, the girls on the team wanted to better themselves and try their best. commented co-cap- tain Kayla Zeff. Carolyn Anderson was voted Most Valuable Person by the other members. Swimming is a good way to relax because you are doing some- thing physical and letting off aggression. comment- ed Kayla Zeff. Swimming is a good way to get in physical shape and have a good time. stated team member Sheryl Cohen. It is hoped that in addition to the personal benefits gained, the Girls' Swim Team will attain a better record in future seasons. Beata Bajor swims the Butterfly Lori Weiss conditions herself for an upcoming meet Lori Weiss announces a swim meet April Harrison dives off the boarc Doris Steinforth prepares for a meet Members of the Swim Team are (Back Row. Left to Right) Sarin Bunyang, Nancy Krmg. Doris Steinforth. Lisa Schrenkei. Sue Lux. Mary Meek. Barb Nerhling, Diane Stahlberg (Middle Row) Mr Charles Baiciulus, Lara Anderson. Debbie Peller. Anat Greener, Lori Weiss. Janette Goldberg. Beata Bajor. April Harrison (Front Row) Karyn Singer. Sheryl Cohen. Stephanie Sherman. Kayla Zeff, Carolyn Anderson, C.J. Appeison 114 Bowlers Effort Pays Off Many outstanding girls were on the Girls Bowling Team this year, according to Miss Wellman, the Girls Bowling coach. The Var- sity Team placed second in District, missing first place by only 100 points. Shari Nusln- son won a first place medal for District high series and Jolene Levin won a first place medal for District high game. The Varsity Team placed fourth in Conference Shari Nusinson competed down state. She has the highest bowling potential of any girl go- ing through Niles North ' commented Coach Wellman. The Varsity Team tied Niles West for second in the Conference Invitational. Julie Oettinger placed eighth and Jolene Levin placed first. The Junior Varsity placed third in Conference and sec- ond in the Conference Invitational. All the girls gained much as individual players. stated Coach Wellman, In only two and a half months the girls accomplished a tre- mendous amount. Shari Nusinson concentrates on the pins; Jolene Levin releases the ball Shari Nusinson approaches the alley, releases the bail, and folows through. Judy Ja- cobson looks with determination towards the pins; Members of the Bowling Team are: (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) JuSe StaNberg. Sharon Kuehn. Judy Jacob- son. Jennifer Hazen. Shari Nusinson. Jolene Levin. (MID- DLE ROW) Maria Chon. Jennifer Scott. Elke Adier. Deb- bie Stahlberg; (FRONT ROW) Stephanie Sachs. Julie Oettinger. Michelle Hutchings. Jennifer Scott begins to bow! Michelle Hutchings sends the ball down the al- ley 118 Practice Improves Gymnasts Girl's gymnastics this year was mostly a building season. The girls practiced more than twelve hours a week. The squad was led by Junior All-arounder Kathy Dali. The other two girls working all- around were Beth Lucas and Sue Hundrleser. Therese Lankford and Rita Hendricks did a great job scoring in the 8's Gina Ledvora helped add depth on floor exercise and beam and also did well. This year has been a learning experience for the girls. They have improved at a rapid pace ' commented Mr. Seymour Rlfklnd, gymnastics coach. (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Members of the Varsity Gymnastics Team are: (BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT) Coach Sokalski. Gina Ledvora, Sue Hundrieser. Therese Lank- ford, Rita Hendricks, Beth Lucas, Kathy DaH, Alene Zdn; (FRONT ROW) Coach Ann Hallberg. Coach Rifkind Gina Ledvora does a flip-flop Sue Hundrleser performs on the beam. Kathy Dali practices on the horse Alene Zolln works on the unevens. Diane Stahlberg mounts the horse. Members of the Junior Varsity Gymnastics team are (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Marci Cantor. D ane Stahlberg. Byse Strongin. Karyn Schwartz. Beth Liebling. Chris O'Rourke. (MDDLE ROW) Sheryl Bartfeld. April Hardt. Julie Czyzewicz, Rosemary Schuy, Lisa Rosendorn. Karen Rudy. Coach Sokalski. (FRONT ROW) Michelle Tamkin. Alissa Lebovitz. Sheri Rosen t Cagettes Put Up A Tough Fight This year's basketball team was inexperienced and young. It consisted of players who were willing to work hard, therefore we improved throughout the season. We practiced 4 days a week for a total of 8 hours under Coach Florence and com- peted in games 2 days a week. The performance by the team as a whole made this season a successful one. Since 8 of the 10 Varsity players will be returning next year, the future looks bright, commented Laurel Rosing, a Varsity player. (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) A Niles North opponent tnes to steal the basketball from Angela Adlnamls; Members of the Junior Varsity Basketball Team are: (BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT) Joy Rice, Catherine McIntyre. Maureen Covinsky. Patricia Sovcik, Lisa Stone. Regina Birkner. Coach Smith. (MODLE ROW) Susan Lev. Pada Kikkebusch. Debra Salins. Ellen Barsky. (FRONT ROW) Heidi Mendelsohn. Maria Roxas. Cyndi Hirsh. Melissa Goldberg dribbles past her defender Chris Kazmlerowlcz attempts to pass the basketball to a teammate. Members of the Freshman Basketball Team ore: (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Coach Busch. Barbara Nehrlng. Lisa Ok on. Sari Utschen. Pamela Rofcxnson. Jacqueline Leeb. Kristin Chaffee. Caroline Connelly. Pamela Steen- land. (MDDLE ROW) Dorina Golpashn. Sandra Rosenthal. Holly Baizer. Angela Adinamis. Maria Ahperta. Lissa Modloff. (FRONT ROW) Jamce Figman. Geri Sullivan. Rayna Migdal. Karon Kuehn shoots a free throw. Members of the Varsity Basketball Team are (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Coach Florence. Christine Myhr, Janice Stockmann. Keeley DiFiore. Christine Konior. Melissa Goldberg. (FRONT ROW) Sandi Berkowitz. Laurel Rosing. Christine Kaz- mierowicz. 120 121 Outstanding Senior Athletes Lead Teams The different Niles North Sports teams pro- vided students with an outlet beyond aca- demics. Through this outlet, they received an opportunity to meet people who shared the same interest. This year many outstand- ing senior athletes showed their superiority in athletic ability as well as leadership qualities. These seniors are commemorated on the next four pages for their hard work and dedication. (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Marc Cohen shoots for the basket. Brandon Koenig heods for the end zone Mike Weiss sets up for a putt. Al Levine discusses the next pkav Laurel Rosing pitches to her opponent. Chris Kazmierowicz prepares to bump the ban as teammate Terri Sztapka watches Julie Manning runs toward the finish Ime 122 (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Mike Wagner shows his technique in pole vaulting, John Federico performs a move on the rings; Jay Deutsch tries to save the bal, Chris Kazmlerowicz dribbles past opponent Jennifer Colomblk eturns a serve Shari Nusinson bowls a strike Therese Lankford shows her style on the beam Occasions I ‘ I ‘ I ‘ 1 ‘ I ' I ' I -r I I I T e5E iii rT r EPE r nr i nz=c i ; i ; i ; i ;=r= i ; i 1=3 A variety of special occasions highlighted the 1981-82 school year The Theater Department put on five shows this year, one more than in previous years. These included Norsecapades: Strike Out. an original student-written production and the award-winning musical “1776. Other events in- cluded Homecoming, Prom, the Activities Fair, Music Festival, and Art Show. Both students and faculty worked together to plan and arrange these and other events which were an important part of this school year. 126 128 “Photographs And Memories” Not Forgotten Heavy rains, crowded parking lots, and busy restaurants; a typical Friday night in Downtown Chicago. That was the case for the 450 juniors and seniors, who on May 29. 1981. gathered in the Wellington Room of the Continental Plaza They were there to attend one of the largest social events of the year Prom 1981. During this four hour event, each couple dined on prime rib and danced to the music of Jack Kramer and his 14-piece band. The evening, though, was not complete until Mike Calamari and Kim Kaz- mierowicz were crowned Prom King and Queen, respectively. To make the Prom possible, the Ju- nior Class Board raised money through the sales of Homecoming mums and buttons, citrus fruits and Jelly-Bellies When the Prom ended and the couples left, the rain still continued and the Photographs and Memories (which was the theme of the Prom) lingered on. (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Prom Queen. Kim Kaz mierowicz dances with her King Mike Calamari; Ron Ser- ota poses for the camera with his date. Prom goer lives up to the theme of the Prom by taking pictures. Almee Ma zure takes a break from dancing with her date. Prom Court consists of (BACK ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Harold Schwartz. Mike Calamari. Ken Andre. (FRONT ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT) Cmdy Cooper. Km Kazrmerowicz. Diane Blakey. Dancers enjoying the musk: Martin Navarrete and friend get drmks at the Coke bar. provided by the Junior Class Board 129 Rain Or Shine Vikings Brand Bison The yells of the cheerleaders, the roar of the crowd, and voices of the guest speakers made the 1981 pep assembly an eventful afternoon. WLUP sportcaster Chuck Swirsky and Chicago Honey Bear Gina Gandoloza provided a special touch to the program. All the work and effort put in by the four class levels and the combined Music and The- atre departments paid off when their floats were seen by all. Although it rained, cheering and enthusiasm shined throughout the parade On September 26. at 2 00 P.M., the Niles North Vikings began their attempt to Brand the Bison. The first touchdown, scored by Brandon Koenig in the third quarter, resulted from his interception of a Fenton pass. The second touchdown, also scored by Koenig, brought the final score to 12-0 in favor of the Vikings. By 4:30 PM. the Vikings had succeed- ed and the Bison were Branded. (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Fans show their spirit ana enthusiasm at the Niles North Homecoming game on Sep- tember 26. 1981. (LEFT TO RIGHT) Juniors Debbie Schu- man, Lisa Vasquez, Sheryl Levin, Vicki Berkley, Carol Schloss, Beth Fisher, and Melissa Weiss gather around the Junior class float after working oin it for hours The Varsity Cheerleaders' float sate by during the Homecom- ing parade, as the cheerleaders show their spint; Vikettes Lori Gutman and Chris Sushinski show their imitation of the Blues Brothers during their Soul Mon routine at the Pep Assembly on Friday: Michael Lee, quarter back on the Varsity football team, assists m a play at the Homecoming game on Saturday afternoon, Vikette Michelle Karlin smiles while performing a pom pon routine during the game: Homecoming court and queen include (LEFT TO RIGHT) JiH Gilbert. Jackie Gilbert, Queen Chris Kaz- mierowicz. Albson Lieberman. Chris Capobianco. and Stacy Sperling. 131 Brunch Renews Spirit Dance Celebrates Victory The Alumni Brunch was held at 10:00 AM on Homecoming morning in the student lounge. It brought former North stu- dents together at their alma mater and gave them a chance to visit with old friends and teachers. Laura Brown and Julie Levin were co-chairman of the planning commit- tee for the brunch. The 1981 Homecoming dance ended the Homecoming 1981 festivities. The dance feathured the band Unity and ice cream by Zip-Z. Many couples attended the dance and celebrated Viking victory. Alumnus Brian Speck enjoys his cake; Alumni discuss old times ot the Alumni Brunch; Fran Tepper, Debbie McWhirter and dates have a good time at the Homecoming dance; Seniors Paula Zarlan and Robert Glantz sway to a slow number; Unity provides musical entertainment at the dance; the 1981 Homecoming court lines up (Jackie Gilbert, Matthew Silver, Chris Capobianco, Jim McIntosh, Helene Sperling, Ira Spiro, Chris Kazmierowicz, Mark Sibul. Jill Gitoert. Dan Kramer-not pictured; Harry Fe - stein. Don Kirk, Allison Lieberman). Seniors Dayna Gitler and Jett Feldman dance to a fast number. Stars Are Shining At 8:00 PM on April 9,10, and 11 of the 1980-81 school year, the Niles North High School Theater and Musical Depart- ments presented the two act musical comedy Bells Are Ringing.” The cast consisted of 37 people, including stars Amy Yale and Jeffrey Sumner. The show centered around Ella Peter- son (played by A. Yale), a telephone operator at an answering service and involvement with Jeff Moss (played by J. Sumner), one of the subscribers. Ella fell in love with Jeff over the phone but did not reveal her identity when they finally met. The show was directed by Jerry Proflft with the assistance of student director Hal Meltzer. A select group of 36 band students was chosen to play the 18 musical interludes. Behind the scenes, various crews worked for many hours to provide the play's atmosphere. The crews included costumes, construction and publicity among oithers. Rehearsals were begun six weeks pri- or to the show: much of this rehearsal time was spent perfecting the musical numbers. As senior Janet Smason, cos- tumes chairman stated. Everyone worked very hard to put forth a quality production which I feel we succeeded in doing.” Sandor (Ira Strongin) explains his Smple Little System” to Mrs Maiet Linda Tomkin ); Sandor proclains his love to Sue Sommers (Lydia Mila); Jeff Moss (Jeffrey Sumner) begins his play; Or- chestra director Tim Wolfram conducts at a re- hearsal. Ella Peterson (Amy Yale) opens wide for a dental exam by Dr KitcheH (Matthew Silver); Ella dances in the pork. Publisher Larry Hastings (Tim Ortmann) asks Jeff for his script by morning. EHa persuades Blake Barton (Scoff Mosenson) to change Ns image; Sue helps Ela prepare for her date with Jeff. Jeff convinces Larry that he has company; Jeff and Ns guests dance as they sing about the joys of independence Sue and Gwynn Smith (Eleah Horwltz) entertain themselves at work. Jeff and Ella sing a duet. Jett and Ella kiss goodbye. Orchestra warms up. The Midas Touch Girls (Elizabeth Silk, Ronnee Walens, Erin Kern, Janice Angelacclo) smile for the camera, Carl (Steven Stark) teaches Eta the Mu-Cha-Cha. Inspector Barnes (Scott Tauber) .nterrogates Sue, Sondor starts to sing. Eta and Blake hang out at the soda shop 1 “Pegora The Witch” Amuses Audiences In May of the 1980-81 school year, the Niles North Theatre Department presented Pegora The Witch” as its annual children's play. The story centered around a good-hearted witch named Pegora (Eleah Horwitz) as signed by her evil superior. Mother Martacloy (Clndl Hartman), to kidnap each of the seven daughters of the king. She succeeded in abducting six of them, but was tricked by the court jester (Jeff West) and failed to complete her task, resulting in Martacloy's removal of her magic powers. She then came to work in the castle, the jester married one of the princesses as a reward for his bravery and they all lived happily ever after. The play was directed by Jerry Proffit and student teacher Jennifer Foor with original music by Barry Rocklin. It was presented in the auditorium May 20 and special shows for students of neighboring elemen- tary schools were presented May 21 and 22. Cast member Kathleen Barry felt it was well worth their time and effort to give the children an exciting after- noon. (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Allison Anderson. Karen Sachs and Carolyn Bergen notice the princess miss� ng; Jeff Sumner and Mat thew Silver plot ogainst Pegora. Pegora (Eleah Horwitz) sweeps up The princesses (from left: Lori Cohn. Danica Katz. Karen Sachs. Mau- reen Eisenberg. Janice Angelaccio. Allison Anderson and Rena Ma- Hn) Smile after their reunion. Karen Sachs. Allison Anderson. Matthew Silver and Carolyn Bergen anticipate the next abduction; Marta- cloy's evH assistants (Erin Kern, Scott Tauber. Karen Singer) Scowl at Pegora. Carolyn Bergen and Matthew Silver rejoice at the return of the princesses The production of One Act Plays captivated the audience with its drama, suspense, mystery and comedy at the Niles North audito- rium October 1,2, and 3,1981. Each of these four plays was chosen and directed by a student who was se- lected by Jerry Proffit. The plays included the Ugly Duckling. di- rected by senior Hal Meltzer; 'Pas- sion. Poison, Petrifaction. directed by junior Brad Dorfman, The Pa- tient, directed by senior Jeff Sum- ner, and Not Enough Rope. di- rected by senior Bob Perkins. The choice of plays was an attempt to bring the audience representations of several different dramatic styles. Cast member Hilaury Morris said. It was a great experience doing such a variety of plays and making them fit together as a unified, en- joyable production. 1776 Captures The Spirit Ot Colonial America John Adams. Benjamin Franklin, and Thomas Jefferson were just a few of the historical characters brought to life when the Niles North Theater and Music Depart- ments presented the award-winning musi- cal 1776 on November 19, 20, and 21 of the 1981-82 school year. Twenty-three males and two females made up the cast of colonials starring seniors Jeff Sumner as John Adams, Jay Stern as Benjamin Franklin. Ira Strongin as Thomas Jefferson, and Stan Slovin as John Dickinson. The cast also in- cluded senior Lydia Mila as Abigail Adams and junior llene Silver as Martha Jefferson. The play centered around the events of the summer of 1776 in Philadelphia, the de- velopment and adoption of the Declaration of Independence by the Continental Con- gress. It detailed the lives of the men who created both the idea and the reality of the Declaration and the trials they underwent to ensure its passage. The show featured 13 musical numbers accompanied by an or- chestra made up of volunteer students from the Niles North band and string orchestra. Sophomore Danica Katz assisted the fac- ulty production staff which included Jerry Proffit, Director, Jason Parkin, Choral Direc- tor; Robert Hotton, Orchestra Director, and Frank Mayfield, Technical Director. Senior Jay Stern (who played Franklin) stated that he felt that, The magnificent outcome we achieved was due to everyone's enthusi- asm and dedication to putting on a great show. (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Roger Sherman (Mat- thew Silver), Benjamin Franklin (Jay Stern), and Robert Livingston (Dan Margules) s ng about independence Abigal Adams (Lydia Mila) sings to her husband; Bon- nie Wax pays the drums in “The Egg . John Adams (Jett Sumner) shows his disgust at Thomas Jefferson's (Ira Strongin’s) writing; Members of the Continental Congress watch Caesare Rodney (Aaron Weiss) pass out; Stephen Hopkins (Robert Perkins) gets into a heated argument with Lyman Hall (Kip Helverson); Crew member Danica Katz fixes Lydia Mila’s hair (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Benjamin Franklin (Jay Stern) dis- cusses the Declaration of Independence with Lyman HaH (Kip Helver- son); John Adams (Jeff Sumner) bothers Thomas Jefferson (Ira Stron- gin) as he plays his violin. John Adams sings to his wife Roger Sherman (Matthew Silver) and Thomas McKean (Jett West) folk about the Revolution Marty Lev works on the technical crew Benjamin Franklin. John Adams, ond Henry Lee (Jett Max) sing and dance; Thomas Jeffer- son plays his violin 144 145 Norsecapades — A Big Hit For the first time, Norsecapades. Niles North's an- nual variety show, became a full-scale musical comedy. The play Strike Out was written, pro- duced. and directed by a group of students select- ed by Mr. Profit. These consisted of Matthew Silver, director. Kathleen Barry, assistant director. Jeff Sumner, choreographer, Alan Zelkowitz, band di- rector. Barry Rocklin, choral director, and Jett West, technical director. After six long, hard weeks of work, the play was presented February 25. 26, and 27. Strike Out was a story of a syndicate's attempt to take over the Pioneer baseball team. Specialty acts were also performed by Jay Lazar and Jay Lehrfeld. Cast member Alissa Greenman commented. “I was impressed by the array of tal- ent shown by peers in Strike Out , and found it very enjoyable to be a part of the cast. (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Kathy Klaskln buys a ticket from Karen Singer; Michael Margolls fixes tie Director Matthew Silver deep in thought Scott Mosenton sings Jay Lehrfeld strums. Erin Kern belts a song Stanford Slovln and Janice Ange lacclo contemplate; (LEFT TO RIGHT) baseball players Scott Mo- senson, Jordan Sigale. Ray Barry. Stanford Slovin, Joey Weber. Aaron Weiss and Kip Helverson sing. Aaron Welts bartends (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) (BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT) Ira Strongin, Cathy Klaskin, Lisa Blumberg (FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT) Ron Packowitz. Andrea Liberman and Matthew Lemer sing. Jay Lazar performs ventriloquist act. fans watch game. Aaron Weiss learns from Lydia Mila; Ira Strongin Interviews Hal Meltzer; Andrea Lleberman and Lisa Blumberg enjoy the game Matthew Lemer and Michelle Karlin make up. Ron Packowitz, Jordan Slgale, llene Silver and Karen Sachs look on Lisa Bellfeld, Lydia Mila, Gall Plvar and Carolyn Bergen pose IPM CVE Students Honor Their Employers Kids Get Involved In Activities This year more than twenty clubs were represented at the Niles North Activities Fair on October 7. 1981. Clubs included were Creative cooking. Student Leddership, The Medical Club, The Chess Club, and others. The Ac- tivities Fair enabled the kids to get involved in school activities, getting involved makes school more worth- while. Said Wendy Shapargo, Student congress Pro- jects Chairperson. May 13. 1981 was the day set aside for The Eleventh Annual Cooperative Vocational Education Employer Ap- preciation Luncheon. It was Sponsored by The CVE stu- dents of Niles North Kim Levitan, wos awarded CVE Student of the year, and gave a memorable speech in appreciation. (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Jazz band plays at the activity fair: Irene Bochmeler talks to her employer. Annemarle Llttlg; student shows oft gymnastic skills: CVE teachers are (L-R) Dennis Fickes, Mary Howell, Dr. Tyler, William Coulson, and Ron Henrlci; A wresting exhibi- tion Ron Henrlci resents on award, and Mike Jenson and Judy Zldron look at different clubs 1S1 Young Talent Displayed In Art Show 152 The Niles North Art Show opened on Tues- day. May 5. Several kinds of art work were on display, such as printings, paintings, and sculpture. Both teachers and students were involved in the changing of the show, and thought this show was somewhat different from previous one's had been. More awards were presented than usual because of the combi- nation of Niles East and North students. Awards were received by nine students David Iwick, Joy Klanclc, Mitchell Lopata, Jordan Priti- kin, David Ross deutcher, Mindy Schwartz, Rochell Sit- ton, Lori Weinstein and Larry Wolfberg. These students were recommended by their teachers and Mr. Giles, art department direc- tor, analyzed their work and decided if the student was eligi- ble for the award. The show was unique in that junior high stu- dents art work along with high school stu- dents were on display, and brought many more parents to see what their children had done. One staff member, Harriet Richmond, C Hall secretary, com- mented. The show added excitement to the auditorium en- trance ' 153 (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Barry Rocklin practices solos for the band concert. Ilene Silver fixes her costume for the play Mike Wagman and Mary Moore are enjoying Homecoming dance One of the many painting at the art show. Ricky Levin shakes hand with Homecomming Queen. Jay Stern acts as Benjermin Flanklin in 1776 Dian- na Feingold and Brian Fredricks begm their d� nner at the prom. i 154 FACULTY l l i i i r i . i i i i £ i i i I A common site this year was seeing teachers remain afterschool working in the computer room learning how to use them. Some teachers attended a teacher effectiveness program. This was de- signed so that the faculty could learn new tech- niques on how to teach more effectively to the students in their respective departments. The facul- ty is categorized in seven different departments. Special Services. Practical Arts. Fine Arts, Lan- guages. Applied Sciences. Social Sciences, and Physical Education. The Special Services Depart- ment offered students services that they were not able to obtain during regular class time. Teachers in the Practical Arts Department offered students var- ious vocational opportunities that provided educa- tional and practical learning. The Fine Arts program taught acting and gave students chances to per- form in front of audiences. This prepdred them for an entertainment career. The Language teachers provided students a chance to learn various foreign languages or a more in depth study of English Phys- ical Education offered certain physical training that was vital to a student's fitness. Romayne Baker. Ed. D. Director of Student Services George Baptist. M.A.. Director of Physical Welfare Thomas Gies. M.A.. Director of Social Sciences Lew Hawkins, Ph D.. Director of Languages Gaien Hosier. Ed.D.. Principal Jack Morris. Ph D. Director of Applied Sciences Dav� d Schusteff. M.A . Director of Practical Arts Maria Thompson. M A„ Building Manager The new attendance policy and 300 minute day should improve the chance for a student to learn more. If a student is not attending class, then he cannot learn ' stated Principal Galen Hosier. The 300 minute day re- quired a student to be scheduled for classes or study halls for a total of 300 minutes per school day. New atten- dance procedures had a student who had five unexcused absence in one class be withdrawn failing from that class. These policies have been used by many high schools all over the country, and are now being used by Niles north. said Hosier. Another change had both District 219 Schools operating a forty and fifty-five minute period schedule rather than the fifteen minute period schedule. Staff changes in the Niles North Administration included ap- pointing Mr. Shusteff to the Practical Arts department in place of Ms. Tyler. Ms. Thompson, who had taken a leave of absence, is still the Building Manager, and her substitute Mr. Ramirez will become the third dean This year there have been many changes, but the staff and students still put the major emphasis on North. Many stu- dents are taking advantage of North's interscholastic sports and extracurricular activities said Hosier. (OPPOSITE PAGE) Top picture Mr. Galen Hosier speaks at graduation. Middle picture Mr. Balciulus discusses a matter Mr. Houlihan reviews a student's attendance 159 Mary Alfus. M.A.. Physical Education Kenneth Anderson. M A . Counselor John Armour. M.A.. Physical Education John Barstow. M A . individualized Instruction Center Beatrice Becker. M A . Individualized Instruction Center Marian Behr. M.A , Home Economics Herbert Brigham. M S.. Science Fran Braidmon. Clerical Toby Bnnsky. Clerical Dorothy Brown. Clerical Donald Browning, M S., Driver Education Norma Cannon. M A . Social Studies Frank Cardulla. M S . Science Charles Cereghmo. M A . English and Sage Darlene Christiansen. Clerical Peter Christie. M A . Business Education Vi Christofferson. Clerical Virginia Clark. Clencai John Cooper. M.A, Science William Coulson. M.A. Business Education and CVE 160 School Board Makes Decisions At the top of all district decisions sits the District 219 School Board, which meets twice a month. Elected members of the community serve a four year term. The Board of Education is an agency of the state and as such, it must insure that the statutes and the Niles North School Code is complied with, said Dr. Lee Hawkins, head of the English and Foreign Language departments. It is also the job of the School Board to set all policies that affect Niles North students. It is the job of the administrotion to see those policies carried out. Students from the Booster Club and P.T.A. Representatives attend- ed all District 219 Board meetings. Superintendent Dr. Gibbs (TOP PICTURE) clarifies an issue at a Board meeting, the School Board consists of (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) Fred Mink us. Mary Helen Archibald. Lowell Ruffer. Florence Sutker. Bertram Meyers. Eric Moch. Ray Fleiser (BOARD PRESIDENT) . I 17 Marla Cowan, M A., Foreign Languages Hal Cress, MS, Learning Materials Center. Audio Visual Education Barry Deardortf. M.A . English Karl De Jonge. M.A. Social Studies Michael Deutsch. M S., Industrial Arts James Dorsey. M.A.. Counselor James Dougherty. F.MA., Science Eunice Espinosa. M.A.. Foreign Languages Gerald Ferguson. M.S.. Physical Education Dennis Fickes. M.S.. Individualized Instruction Center Carl Field. M A.. Social Worker George Fink. MS. Industrial Arts Clarence Florence. M.A . Science Alice Foote. M.A.. Math Shirley Foss. M.A . Home Economics Susan Froese. Clerical Barbara Fry, M.A.. Math Shirley Garel. M.A,, individualized Instruction Center Joan Gnsberg. M.A.. Math Dennis Grabowski. M.A., Art. Publications Student Service Department Provides Support From tending to injuries to working out student policies, the Student Services faculty, consisting of the psychologist, nurses, social workers, reading center teachers, counselors, CIC and IIC teachers, was always busy. The CIC, or Center for Individualized Curriculum, provided classes for students who need- ed individual attention and remedial assistance. Students could earn all re- quirements necessary for graduation within the CIC. It consisted of five class- room teachers, supplemented by other faculty members, and a Vocational Co-ordinator who supervised employment sites. In the IIC, or Individualized Instruction Center, students were assigned to one of six teachers and re- ceived individual tutoring on a daily basis in many academic areas. Director of Student Services. Romayne Baker, summed up what the program did for students in his quote: Student Services, in general, focused its interests on providing support services that helped accommodate students in pursuing their high school education. 164 Patrick Grant. M.A.. Physical Education Thomas Grossman. M.A.. Counselor Peradia Haag. Custodial and Maintenance Mildred Ha� . M A.. Math John Halberg. M A , Social Studies Donald Harper, M S.. Counselor Barbara Heller, Clerical Gladys Heller, Clerical Ronald Henrici. Ph D.. Co- operative Vocational Education WiHiam Henry. M.A., Math John Herbst. M.A., Science Edward Hodnlk, M.A.. Physical Education, CVE Isaac Hoffman. M A, Foreign Languages Robert Hotten, B A , Music Mary Ho well. M.A., Business Education. CVE Barbara Incandela. M.A.. Center for Individualized Curriculum David Jackson. M A . Social Studies Mary Jaros. B.A., Nurse Joy Jink, M.A.. English Walter John, M.A., Counselor The practical arts programs offered students an opportunity to explore various aspects of vocational education and provided the students with practical learning experiences. CVE attracted a range of students. They learned to become better organized with their time and finances They learned to be interviewed, to be punctual, and to be responsible. Many employers preferred CVE students because of their preparation. Students in CVE were helped to prepare for the interview. Today jobs are becoming more difficult to find, and the interview is an important factor. Because stu- dents have had early career preparation, they are not forced to make blind decisions about how to spend the rest of their working lives. CVE Prepares Students For Future 165 166 Nancy Johnson. M A . Math Ben Kay. Custodial and Maintenance Florence Kay. Custodial and Maintenance Rita Kay. BA. Science Phyllis Kiopman. M.A.. Speech Dorann Klein. M.A.. Foreign Languages David Kmet. M A.. Physical Education Harriet Knoll. Clerical (a Kramer. Clerical Robert Kujanpaa. M A . Social Studies Eugene Kuntz. M S.. Science Gabrielle Lachmonn. M A.. Forego Languages David Lange. M.A.. Math Paul Lend way. M A . Social Studies Jack Lerman. M A., Art Arlene Lettas. M A . Counselor Helen Ley. Clerical Richard Livingston. PhD . English Wayne Lueck. M.A., Science Vermel Lundquist. M.A . English Students Support Fine Arts Programs The Fine Arts Program at any school is essential to a comprehensive, well- rounded educational program. It provides knowledge, expertise and also serves as a means of recreation that students can use throughout their entire lives, commented Tom Giles, Director of Music and Art. The Fine Arts gave students a chance to express themselves and show off their talents. Giving them confidence and experience were also benefits gained by the partici- pants. Mr. Giles and Mr. Hawkins feel Niles North offered a wide variety of programs headed by experienced and dedicated teachers, which fulfilled the expectations of a good Fine Arts Program. Ralph Lyerla. M.A.. Science Gordon Malone. M.S.. Busriess Education Philip Monk off. M A.. Physical Education Lillian Mann. B A.. Clerical Lenore Marti. M.A . Learning Materials Center David McCarrell. M ED . Driver Education Mary Ann McElfresh. MS. Home Economics Ted Meyer. M A . Math Richard Miya. M.A . Social Studies Susan Moss. M.A . English Mary Murphy. M.A.. Counselor Patricia Murphy. M.S.. Science Richard Nugent, M ED . English Gerry O'Connell. Clerical Raymond O'Keefe. M.A.. Business Education ESzabeth Oleson. M.A.. Physical Education Donna Olsen. Clerical Gloria O'Neil. Cafeteria Jerome Oswald. M.A.. Math Elerth Overboe. M A.. Science 168 Variety Enhances Language Department The Niles North English program is a strong program where it is possible for a student to get a good background in English. said Dr. Hawkins. The English program at Niles North has a prescribed two and one-half years which include Freshman English, Sophomore English, and a semester of a literary course. These courses lay the foundation for preparation and success in the electives program. The electives program provided courses in literature, speech, gram- mar. and writing. The foreign language department at Niles North provided four languages for study-Spanish, German, French, and Hebrew with Spanish being the most popular language. All of these languages were offered in a sequence of four years. Kathleen Palansky. MS. Learning Materials Center Angekne Panos. M A . English Ellen Peirce. MS. Center for individualized Curriculum Selma Perimutter. M.A . Foreign Languages May Pietz. M.A . English Charles Plock. M.A . Business Education Kay Powell. M.A.. English Steven Poznansky. M A . Math Jerry Proffit. M.A, English George Pryjma. M.A . Math Ann Rabens. Clerical Mark Recker. M A . Center for Individualized Curriculum Harriet Richmond. Clerical RocheBe Richmond. Clerical Seymour Rifkind. M.A., Physical Education. Health Rea Robin. Clerical Judith Rochotte. M S., Foreign Languages Helen Rorig. B.A., English Wilbur Rosenkranz, M S.. Learning Materials Center Steven Rosenzweig. M A . Foreign Languages r I 170 Math Department Increases Use Ot Computers The Math department has gone through some major changes. This year two teachers were added to the staff and sixteen new Apple computers were introduced. Mr. Smith has just returned from a temporary leave of absence Mrs. Foot has also returned to Niles North. She previously taught at Niles West but after a leave of absence, she returned to Niles North. These two teachers returned to the math department, whereas the science department staff has remained the same since last year The new computers have been added to the school to teach the students about their proper use. These computers, thought of only for math, are being used by other school departments. For example, the Spanish department has been using computers to teach vocabulary and the Physics department has been using computers to drill students in various subjects. Next year there will be advanced computer programming classes offered. If the computers find uses in more of the school's departments there is a plan to purchase more computers to handle the demand. This year graduating seniors will have had to pass one year of science and one year of math. There were two AP science courses offered this year In addition, there were fourteen other science classes to choose from. There were nineteen math classes offered besides the two AP courses. Mark Rost void. M S., Science Michoel Rotchford. M A , Business Education Joseph Rusk. M S . Physical Education Bess Sandroff. Clerical Elisa Sandroff. Clerical Wilbur Schaulis. Ph D., Industrial Art George Scherb. M.A.. Social Studies Mary Scherb. M.A.. English and Foreign Language Merilyn Schiffman, M.A., Social Studies Ellen Shapiro. M.A.. English Judith Siegal. M E . Counselor Thelma Skaletsky. Clerical 172 Arnold Sklar. M A . Music Pearl Slaton. M A . Individualized instruction Center Barbara Smith. M.A.. Social Studies Holly Smith. Clerical Jerry Smith. M A . Math Bruce Snyder, M A Science Thomas Sokoiski. M Ed.. Physical Education Bruce Sorenson. M.S.. industrial Arts (ft Social Studies Teaches Common Elements Psychology. History, Economics. Political Science, People and Their Culture, and Family Living are all part of the Social Science Department. According to Mr. Thomas Giles, Director of the Sociol Science Department, the main purpose of the department was to show students the common elements in all societies, and to teach them to inter-relate with others in a group situation, thus becoming a more productive individual and an asset to their society. In other words, if one is going to be able to function in society, he or she must first learn to function in a group. Kathleen Stephansen. M S.. Physical Education wiUKjm strong. M.A.. Foreign Languages Melvin Stuit. M.A , Social Studies Joyce Sweeney, B.S.. Nurse Charles Swinford. M A„ Industrial Arts Tom J. Thomas, M.A. Counselor Sadeli Tobin. Clericol James Tomson. M.A, Business Education Ronald Tracy. M.A . Social Studies June Turbov. Clerical James Van Delinder, M.A . English Gene Vofcman. M.A.. Industrial Arts. Cooperative Vocational Education Gladys Wallis. Clerical Harriet Weinstein. Clerical William Weiss, M A . Center for Individualized Curriculum Carol Wellman. M.A . Physical Education Richard Wetzel. M A . Art Deanna Whyman. M.A.. Center for Individualized Curriculum Barbara Wiflerman. M.A.. Reading Center Charlotte Wilson. Clerical 174 Physical Education Promotes Fitness The purpose of school physical education is to make each individual aware of the rules and fundamentals of each of the various physical educa- tion activities and to stress the importance of physical fitness and condition- ing, said George Babe Baptist, director of the Niles North Physical Educa- tion Department. Incorporated in the department this year were 24 different activities, all of four were co-educational; girls did not participate in wrestling, and boys did not participate in dance, basic rhythms, or circus stunts. As long as a student is enrolled in high school, he must be taking a physical education course. 175 176 i Maintenance Crew Lights Up School The men seen around school who have been called janitors are really Maintenance Personnel. The difference between the two is that Maintenance keeps the school running and the janitorial staff cleans the school. Phil Lin- iewicz, the head of the Maintenance crew. said. The maintenance crew takes care of the electric systems, heating and air conditioning. There have been two new members added to the Maintenance staff. They are Kevin Murphy and Chester Marzec. There have been changes around the school to help save electricity and make the school safer for the students. For example. Phil Liniewicz working with a contractor installed the new lighting in the cafeteria halls. The new bulbs are brighter but save about 43% more energy than the old lights. Another possible change for the future might be a separate heater for the pool, washrooms, and classrooms. Now these are run by the same boiler which is using more energy than if these functions were separated PEOPLE iii =1-P==i= XT T T =t=P= T I I I T—-r 1 . l i . I The people that made up the student body of the 1981-1982 school year made the year exciting. Whether it was by participating in sports, theatre events, clubs, or just being in class, they came to- gether with a common interest to share their ideas and hopes This cooperation was the tool used in making such events as Homecoming, Norseca- pades and Prom possible. This tool could also be used over and over again in the future to build more dreams It was also the year of the individualist. The person who had a goal and used his determination to at- tain it Whether it was getting an academic schol- arship or making the football team, the hope and strength were there. The 1981-82 school year was definitely highlight- ed by the people, doing their own thing with a style also all their own . i 1 i 1 i 1 i 1 i 1 I 1 i 1 i l l l l ' ' ■ 1 I ■ i11 'T1;1;';' i i i i i i i Tjm1;11 i- i i i i i r -r n err i 1 i 1 i r i urJ i 1 i i—i 1 i 1 r -i r T i i i i ■ i • I-LJ ; i; . _ ■ - ■ , ■ r—I—-p- □L i i i i� i nr r i i r i i i r i r 1 , JL 1 -.1,1. • • - ,111 , 11 11 i f- r -r iiii. .i.i ,i,i Class Of 1985 The lines are drawn on the first day of school. Each group stays together. They huddle in different corners of the auditorium, sticking to their junior high buddies. Some brave souls venture forth into un- explored territories and try to meet new people, but most wait for the other person to make the first move. These are the Freshmen. The new arrivals to Niles North. They are the low-men on the school totem pole. They face the chal- lenge of the three older classes, hoping to join them soon. They are the quiet people in the hall- ways, the people who walk up to strangers and ask for directions to a part of this huge building that remains uncharted to them. Once they had been around for a few weeks, the awesome structure does not seem as men- acing, and the Freshmen begin to talk in the hallways just like the rest of the students. 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Joseph Berman. Stephanie Berman. Stuart Bernsen, Eugene Bernshtam. Steven Bessonny. Tamara Blaker. Lauren Blau. Gina Biease. Susan Block. Jana BiumPerg. Laura Blumberg Maris Bolotin. Michael Bolotin. Leslie Bor oft. Karen Borst. Stacy Boston. Ron Bote. Kris Boukas. Aviva Brandt. Ivo Braun, Jeffrey Brown. Holly Brownstein. Mmdy Bulmash Mark Cabm. Jose CacSz. Glen Capian. Heather Carlson. John Cassidy. Michael Cedeno. Brian Cepeda. Knstn Chaffee. Jennifer Chan. Mei Chiang. Yoon Cho. Robert Cichowicz llisa Aaron. Mary Abrahamson, Ken Adochi. Angela Adinamrs. Dons Adler. Reed Adler. Lena AkeSan Rosaiba Ales. Maria Ahperta. Ellen Alpmer. Lara Anderson. Peter Anderson. Jennifer Andre. Carol Appel son Mark Applebaum. Patrick Aquifta. Elyse Arkin. Roselyn Aronson, Elissa Astorino. Anthony Athanas. Michael Aushn David Baba. Holy Baizer. John Baker. Cynthia Bangart. Hadas Baron. Richard Barkal. Andrew Barnes Sheryl Bartfeld. Sheryl Bass. Audrey Becker. Leonard Becker. James Beck ley. Adam Bergman. Traci Berk man Glenn Gokjsby. Wendy Goldwater. Dorina Golpashin. Sophia Gorontis. Mk:hael Gorotf. Andrea Gramck. Wendy Greenberg. Steven Greenberger. Anat Greener. Kim Greenwood. Jeffrey Gross. Diana Grossman Hifeard Grossman. Maryann Gruezo. Alana Gurevitz, Peter Haag. Craig Halsema, David Harlmg. Karen Hartzier. Julie Hatch. Glenn Heiverson. John Hickman. Robert Honig. Stephen Horvath Hrm Hou. Robert Hovey. Susan Hundrieser. Sanjay Huprikar. Andrew Hurto. Seong Hwang, Todd Ickow, Raymond Ipjian, ArbeHa Issabey. Brian Jablo, Jeffrey Jacobs. Neal Jacobs Los Fmnell. Seth Fischbein. Tracey Fischoff. William Fleischer. Benjamin Frandzel. Darcy Frank. Joan Freidman, Vicki Friedman. Akiko Fukusho. Leticia Garcia. Jerry Garrison. Alysia Gasinski Christina Gavino. Laura Gertzfeld. Steve Glasberg. Alyce Glick. Leah Godfrey. Robert Godmk. Peter Golata. Judy Gold. Amy Gdberg, Jeffrey Goldberg. Pamela Goldberg. David Goldman Mane Ciocchetti. Michael Cohen. Laura Cohn. Laura H. Cohn. Paul Collins. Peter Collins. Couglas Colombik. Holly Copeland. Christo- pher Curry. Jeffrey Cutler. Stephanie Darling. Marissa DeLeon Danmelle Dell. Sandra Dethlefsen. Anita Difiglio, Natalie DiNicola. Marcie Colmck. Randi Dolnick. John Douvris. Christopher Dreier. Gary Dubm. Kim Ederer. Karen Elam. Joseph Ellyin Anat Elmalech. Irene Elrad. Patchaouras Evangelou. Paul Fabbn. Beth Farber. Deborah Fork as. Joel Feinstein. Tmothy Ferguson. Enrico Ferri. Janice Figman. Elisa Fine. Jackie Finkelstein nvwHiivii no hmen Freshme n Freshmen Fre shmen Freshm en Freshmen Fr eshmen Fresh men Freshmen Freshmen Fres hmen Freshme n Freshmen Fre •shmen Freshm en Freshmen Fr eshmen Fresh men Freshmen Freshmen Fres hmen Freshme n Freshmen Fre shmen Freshm en Freshmen Fr eshmen Fresh men Freshmen Freshmen Fres hmen Freshme n Freshmen Fre shmen Freshm en Freshmen Fr eshmen Fresh men Freshmen Freshmen Fres hmen Freshme n Freshmen Fre shmen Freshm en Freshmen Fr eshmen Fresh men Freshmen Freshmen Fres hmen Freshme n Freshmen Fre shmen Freshm en Freshmen Fr eshmen Fresh men Freshmen Freshmen Fres hmen Freshme n Freshmen Fre shmen Freshm en Freshmen Fr eshmen Fresh men Freshmen Freshmen Fres hmen Freshme n Freshmen Fre shmen Freshm en Freshmen Fr eshmen Fresh men Freshmen Freshmen Fres hmen Freshme n Freshmen Fre shmen Freshm en Freshmen Fr eshmen Fresh men Freshmen Freshmen Fres hmen Freshme n Freshmen Fre shmen Freshm en Freshmen Fr eshmen Fresh men Freshmen Freshmen Fres hmen Freshme hmen Freshme n Freshmen Fre shmen Freshm en Freshmen Fr ashmen Fresh men Freshmen Freshmen Fres hmen Freshme n Freshmen Fre shmen Freshm en Freshmen Fr eshmen Fresh men Freshmen Freshmen Fres hmen Freshme n Freshmen Fre shmen Freshm en Freshmen Fr eshmen Fresh men Freshmen Freshmen Fres hmen Freshme n Freshmen Fre shmen Freshm en Freshmen Fr eshmen Fresh men Freshmen Freshmen Fres hmen Freshme n Freshmen Fre shmen Freshm enFreshmen Fr eshmen Fresh men Freshmen Freshmen Fres hmen Freshme n Freshmen Fre shmen Freshm enFreshmen Fr eshmen Fresh men Freshmen Freshmen Fres hmen Freshme n Freshmen Fre shmen Freshm enFreshmen Fr eshmen Fresh men Freshmen Freshmen Fres hmen Freshme n Freshmen Fre shmen Freshm enFreshmen Fr eshmen Fresh men Freshmen Freshmen Fres hmen Freshme n Freshmen Fre shmen Freshm enFreshmen Fr eshmen Fresh men Freshmen Freshmen Fres hmen Freshme n Freshmen Fre shmen Freshm enFreshmen Fr eshmen Fresh men Freshmen Freshmen Fres hmen Freshme Laura Levy. Catharina U. Sheron Lieberman. Beth Lieblmg. Cesar Lim. Asad Lodhi. Shahid Lodhi. Cynthia Lu. Nancy Lybel. Beth Lucas, Jim Madrid. Efthimia Makris Jeffrey Mark. Arnold Marks. Corine McCall. Robert McClory. Mark McIntosh. Colleen McIntyre. Mary Meek. Cheryl Mell, Joel Meyers. Carek Miel. Rayna MigdaL Vincenzina Milana Jeff Miller. Oana Mnes. Debra Mitchel. Lissa Modloff. Craig Moss. George Moy. Steven Moy. Mark Muskai. Carmen Navas. Barbara Nehrling. Morey Newman. Richard Nieto Eric Jacobson. Sheryl Jans. Glen Johnson, Deidre Johnson. Karyn Jones. A dolma Joism. Lee Kagan. Bona Kahan. Petar Kamovc. Robert Koltsh, Cindy Kallmann. Effstatha Kalogeros Vicky Kalogns. Dona Kalou. Katie Kaltourimidis. Gary Kantor. Michael Kaplan. Stephen Kasprzyk. Anc Katz. ESzabeth Katz. Juke Kouffman. Amy Kaufman. Michele Keeler, Corey Keer Jung Kho. Bill Kim. Jean Kim, Robert Kimball. Leonard Koenig. Amy Kohn. Andrea Kominsky, Amy Korshak. Brian Kossof. Phylis Krader. Cynthia Kramer. Kenneth Kramer Irene Kretsos. Sheila Kruss. Witold Kubkowski. Forrest Kulwin. David Kursach. Noel Kuriakose. Aaron Kushner. Jil Kushnir. Dong whan Kye. Jennifer Lake. Beth Lamport. Susan Laschinski Adam Lashinsky. Myce Lavin. Sherri Lazar. Jeffrey Lazarus. Lisa Lebovitz. Henry Lee. Jennifer Lee. Usa Lee. Jacquebne Leeb. Kenneth Leja. Matthew Lemer. Michael Lerman Paul Nudelman. Tomoko Numaguchi. Yuko Numaguchi. Youngmi Oh. Lisa Ok on. Rot n Oken. Donald Olsen. Matthew O'Malley. Christine O'Rourke. Randal Oyler. Darene O'Young. Ronald Packowitz Mflzett Pagan. Christine Pardel. William Parker. Randy Parthe. Sherri Perel. Ira Perelmutter. Anastasia Pergakes. Alan Perkins. Lisa Perritt. Ann Peterson. Vohass Phumiruk Lauren Plenner. Michael Polakoff. Frank Pons. Irene Prekezes. Sharon QuattroccN. Gideon Rodich. Debra Rakestraw. Ben Ramirez. Ismaelito Raneses. Christopher Redito. Todd Reed. Kevin Reiter Alicia Reizer. MKrhelle Reyes. Barry Retger. James Ritter. Pamela Robinson. Egor Root, Sharise Roseman. Mark Rosenbaum, Jack Rosenfield. Sandra Rosenthal. Richard Ross. Karen Rostowsky Vincent Rostowsky, Pam Steenland. Leon Roth. Carl Rutsten. Alvin Sdlgado. James Salazar. Marina Samamego, Nancy Sanger man. Melanie Sargis. Michele Sargis. Dawn Schaeffer. Carolyn Schubert Kim Schurman. Brian Schutz. Ira Schwartz. Elyn Sciair. Mindy Segal. Renee Seinfeld. Margaret Serigos. Vibhuti Shah. Tina Shambaugh. Jerald Sherman. Michele Sherwood. Boom Shevm Wonjae Shm, Craig Shparogo. Jordan Sigale. Lori Sikora. Faryl Simon. Vicki Snger. Usa Smith. Scott Smith. Amy Solar. Tracey Solk. Stacey Solomon. Alan Speflberg Alan Spiegel. Diane Stahlberg. Mark Stem. Dons Steinforth. Elizabeth Stern. Diane Stift, Scott Stone. Stephanie Stone. Mark Strege. Donald Strmgfield. Barry Stumer. Geovanni Suarez rresnmen rres hmen Freshme n Freshmen Fre shmen Freshm en Freshmen Fr eshmen Fresh men Freshmen Freshmen Fres hmen Freshme n Freshmen Fre shmen Freshm en Freshmen Fr eshmen Fresh men Freshmen Freshmen Fres hmen Freshme n Freshmen Fre shmen Freshm en Freshmen Fr eshmen Fresh men Freshmen Freshmen Fres hmen Freshme n Freshmen Fre shmen Freshm en Freshmen Fr eshmen Fresh men Freshmen Freshmen Fres hmen Freshme n Freshmen Fre shmen Freshm en Freshmen Fr eshmen Fresh men Freshmen Freshmen Fres hmen Freshme n Freshmen Fre shmen Freshm en Freshmen Fr eshmen Fresh men Freshmen Freshmen Fres hmen Freshme n Freshmen Fre shmen Freshm en Freshmen Fr eshmen Fresh men Freshmen Freshmen Fres hmen Freshme n Freshmen Fre shmen Freshm en Freshmen Fr eshmen Fresh men Freshmen Freshmen Fres hmen Freshme n Freshmen Fre shmen Freshm en Freshmen Fr eshmen Fresh men Freshmen Freshmen Fres hmen Freshme n Freshmen Fre shmen Freshm en Freshmen Fr eshmen Fresh men Freshmen Freshmen Fres Hnrukn Fruthma rrwsnmen rros hmon Freshme n Freshmen Fre shmen Freshm en Freshmen Fr eshmen Fresh men Freshmen Freshmen Fres hmen Freshme n Freshmen Fre shmen Freshm en Freshmen Fr eshmen Fresh men Freshmen Freshmen Fres hmen Freshme n Freshmen Fre shmen Freshm en Freshmen Fr eshmen Fresh men Freshmen Freshmen Fres hmen Freshme n Freshmen Fre shmen Freshm en Freshmen Fr eshmen Fresh men Freshmen Freshmen Fres hmen Freshme n Freshmen Fre shmen Freshm en Freshmen Fr eshmen Fresh men Freshmen Freshmen Fres hmen Freshme n Freshmen Fre shmen Freshm en Freshmen Fr eshmen Fresh men Freshmen Freshmen Fres hmen Freshme n Freshmen Fre shmen Freshm en Freshmen Fr eshmen Fresh men Freshmen Freshmen Fres hmen Freshme n Freshmen Fre shmen Freshm en Freshmen Fr eshmen Fresh men Freshmen Freshmen Fres hmen Freshme n Freshmen Fre shmen Freshm enFreshmen Fr eshmen Fresh men Freshmen Freshmen Fres hmen Freshme n Freshmen Fre shmen Freshm en Freshmen Fr eshmen Fresh men Freshmen Freshmen Fres hmen Freshme Richard Sugar man. Manna Sukhoy. Gen Suivon, Perry Susan. Jube Suski, Nr a Sutker, Nancy Sward. Robert Sylvan. Sharon Sylvan. Michelle Tamkm. John Teng. Richard Terry Natobe Torres. Sari Utschen. Androniki Vaggeiatos. Trevor Vaithianathan. Jim Velco. Elizabeth Viewn. Sherry Void. Cari Wagner. Claudia Wagner. Debra Warshawsky. Linda Wasser- man. Beth Wax Aaron Weiss, Nathan Weiss. Wenc Werner. Joe Wiesenfeider. Diane Wmograd. lene Wmston. Marc Wolf, ichien Wu. Hong Yim. Mona Ynot. Howard Zaveb. John Zervas Jeff Qeunert. Robert Zidron. Lisa Zol. Marcia Zototar. Daniel Zoot. Ahssa Zuckerman 189 Class Of 1984 With a year of experience un- der their belts, the sophomores returned to Niles North with a confidence, stemming in part from the fact that they were no longer freshmen. If asked, they could proudly announce that they were sophomores. The Building was no longer a maze of walls that took them to different parts of the school that they had never seen before. Most things were not new to them, and they became more accustomed to the daily routine. The knowledge that only one year remained before they made their jump to Upperclassmen made the year go by that much more smoothly. The Sophomore Class Board, using the strategies that they had begun to acquire as members of the Freshmen Class Board, held more sales and activities to raise money for the prom, which was only another year away. i vpiiviiiuicaav phomoresSop homoresSoph omoresSopho moresSophom oresSophomo resSophomor esSophomore sSophomores SophomoresS ophomoresSo phomoresSop homoresSoph omoresSopho moresSophom oresSophomo resSophomor esSophomore sSophomores SophomoresS ophomoresSo phomoresSop homoresSoph omoresSopho moresSophom oresSophomo resSophomor esSophomore sSophomores SophomoresS ophomoresSo phomoresSop homoresSoph omoresSopho moresSophom oresSophomo resSophomor esSophomore sSophomores SophomoresS ophomoresSo phomoresSop homoresSoph omoresSopho moresSophom oresSophomo resSophomor esSophomore sSophomores SophomoresS ophomoresSo phomoresSop homoresSoph omoresSopho moresSophom oresSophomo resSophomor esSophomore sSophomores SophomoresS ophomoresSo phomoresSop homoresSoph omoresSopho moresSophom Abbood Abraham. Karren Abrahamson. Scott Abrams Ricky Aderman. Elke Adler. Daniel Al- Bazi. David Albough. Basil Alexander. Parveen AS. Janet Allard Frances ABocco. Alan Ament. Aison Anderson. Esther Angelus. Bi Apostolopoulos. Jonathon Appleton. John Arenberg Annmone Amieri. Steve Athanas. Karen Axelrod. Beata Bajor. Steve Bangort. Laurel Banzuiy. Robert Barba r Alkson Booker. Howard Bor chew. Lara Boris. Kyle Borman. Sheryl Brandwein. Deborah Braun. Charles Brocato. Martin Brodsky. Michael Brody. Richard Brooder son. Mark Brottman, Suzanne Brown Ellen Barksy. Marc Bass. David Baum. Julie Becker. Douglas Bergart. David Berkowitz. Ronit Berkowitz. Lisa Bernstein. Regina Birkner. Michael Blaustein. Lisa Blumberg. Amy Blustem Nick Brustin. Richard Brzezinski. Jamie Cann. Joseph Cordelia. Theresa Covm. Joseph Cesano. Leigh Chabm, Mark Chabm. Christian Chan. Peter Chang. Fetee Chernotf. Angel Chon Yoon Jung Cho. Hyun Yong Chon. Scott Christiansen. Soo Young Chung. Michael Cipperoni. John Cleary. Sheryl Cohen. David Cohn. Jodi Cohn. Elizabeth Cook. John Cooper. Michael Cooper Maureen Covinsky. Leslie Custer. Juliann Czyzewicz, Irwin Dammers, Wendy Danzyger. James Davidson, Cliff Deutsch. Michele Diamond. Deborah Dicker, Amie Diller, Lisa Dolin. Arthur Dolinsky Kenneth Eckhart. Minas Economoy. Lee Einbinder, Michael Elowe. Morris Esses. Mark Evins, Emily Falbo. Deirdra Fauci. Joan Farber. Steven Farber. Tony Fareed. Hope Feingiass Michael Field. Maureen Figman. Steven Finckle. Evan Finer. James Fink. Tom Fisherkeller. Stella Flores, Marcia France. Pamela Frankston. Pamela Freed, Kathy Fritchie. Tomoo Fujikawa Hidetaka Fukuda. Barry Fulk, Frederick Fung, Frank Fuzer. Steven Gagnon, Lori Garber, George Garcia. Ronald Garcia, WiHiam Garrison, Susan GaskiH, James Gavin. Louie Georgou Lon Gitler. Wendy Glait, Laurence Glantz, Debra Goldberg. Morlyn Goldberg. Melissa Goldberg. Michael Goldberg, Haro Goldman. Marc Goldsmith. Jimmy Gonzalez. Patricia Gonzalez. Donetta Goodwin Nick Goranitis, Todd Gordon, Wayne Gordon, Areli Gottlieb. Ken Gradman, Sheryl Green, Barry Greenberg. Julie Greenberg, Lori Greenfield. Alissa Greenman. Michael Greenspan. Scott Greenspan Melissa Gregory. Suzanne Grenton. Elaine Grossman. Pamela Gulickson. Michelle Gutzait. Michael Haber, April Hardt. VassiSki Hareas. April Harrison. Steve Hedger. Jodi Heller. Allan Herman 192 homores Sopho mores Sophom| oresSophomor es Sophomore s Sophomores Sophomores S opnomoresSo phomores Sop homores Sopho mores Sophom oresSophomor phomores Sop homores Sopho mores Sophom oresSophomor es Sophomore s Sophomores Sophomores S ophomoresSo phomores Sop homores Sopho mores Sophom Q ri Lorry Herman, Phil Heuck. Pamela Hillman, Cyndi Hirsch. Paul Hirsch. Jeff Hoffman. Bradley Holman, Bram Hornstein. Morey Horwitz. Michael Hudec. Michelle Hyman. Ronald idler Bryan Immergiuck. Alan Imyak. Marc imyak. Rana Irving. Lori Jackson. Corl Jacoby. Adiai Javier. Lee Jesilow. Janeat Joseph. Susan Korfka. Shimon Kahan. Hope Karlin Michelle Karlin. Didi Katsaros. Adam Katz. Danica Katz. Daniel Katz. Thomas KeBy. Kimberly Kenton. Douglas Kkkebusch. Charles Kim, Hyewon Kim. Ok-Hyon Kim. Sung Kim Robert Kimmeth, Catherine Klaskn. Brian Klerman, Kevin Kochman. Wonsun Kong. Peter Konstantopouios, Marta Kostis. Daniel Kozlowski. Lisa Krebs. Carolyn Kreines. Nancy Krmg. Joanne Krrwch Karen Kuehn, Eric Kupferberg. Bias LabropUos. Brian Ladin. Michael Landman-Kamy. Karen Lankford. Wendy Larks. George Larsen, Alan Lau. Lisa Lawrence. Ching Lee. Gmme Lee Robert Lieberman. Michelle Lirvdgren. Cherri Lisse, Felix Llenza. Anne Loevy Susan Lux. Keith Maekawa. Steven Maksud. Rena Malin. Steven Malits. Michael Mangoni. Peter Manning Eksa Marcus. Vickie Maroulis. June Martin. Jacob Marzouk. Rhonda Max Larry Mayer. Alison Mazure. Heather Mazure. Morwque MocaH. Catherine Mcintyre. Deborah Mcwherter. Em- mylou Medina Peter Lee. Steven Lekas. Martin Lev. Susan Lev. Pierre Levan. Douglas Levi. Cheryl Levm. Eve Levin. Michael Levin. Beth Levy. Steven Lewis. Arrienne Lezak. Michael Lichtman. David Liebermon Arlene Meltzer. David Mendelsohn. Heidi Mendelsohn. Ram Mendoza. Belinda Mesma. Kelly Meyer. Loura Meyer. Ronald Migdai. Sandra Miller. Jodi Minsky. Douglas Mitchel. Kimberly Moeller Kimberly MonstvU. Dorothy Moore. Sheila Moran. Dave Morse. Jennifer Moss. Marjorie Mussman. Jason Meyers. Harry Nathanson. Violeta Nepomuceno. Sherry Nettnin. Michael Norris, Christopher Novak Brent Novoseisky. Eric Nygard. Colleen O'Connell. Albert O'Young. Timothy Oconnell. Michael Oettinger. Lauren Ogron. Katherine Paiincsar. Sophie Papadopouios. Joseph Papp. Joan Park. Nishith Patel Rica Patriarca. Shakira Patwa. Gregory Payne. Mike Payne. Steven Peck. Mark Peiser. Jeffrey Pekofsky, Marc Penner. Elissa Perlman. Heidi Pertow. Frank Pfister. Carolynn Pierce Mana Poders. Kimberly Pohl, Lisa Pollack. Barry Pomerantz. Mary Powers, Toby Prace. Cynthia Rogoonanan, Kerry Rakoncay. Allen Ramdass. Andrew Raphael. Kevin Ropp«n, Steven Rasof Howard Rosing, Deborah Ross, Jeff Rothchikj, James Rowe, Maria Roxas Noel Rubin, Hiro Ruo. Everetf Russel. Cynthia Sadkin. Richard Saldinger. Ronald Salinger. Debra Sal ins Remhold Salmen. Karen Saltzberg. Diana Samuelson. Audrey Sandman. Heather Sanes. Georgia Saratis. Iris Sarnov. Alan Sarrafian, Maureen Scanlon, Suzanne Schenk. Alissa Schneider, Uene Schneider Stuart Rhum. Joy Rice, Norman Rich. Maria Rifarcal. Lisa Risch. Cari Rosen, Sherry Rosen. Michelle Rosenberg, Lisa Rosendorn. Lee Rosenthal. Scott Rosenthal, Todd Rosenzweig 196 sopnomores 3 ophomoresSo pnomores Sop ho mores Sopho mores Sophom oresSophomor mores So - 4 sSo Sop homores Sopho mores Sophom oresSophomor Lisa Sc hr ©nk el, Rosemary Schuy. Karyn Schwartz. Dave Scott, Jennifer Scott. Steven Scruggs. Chang Seokoh. Vined Shah. Maureen Shanahan. Elisa Shlofrock. Olga Shut- kas. Eleanor Siapno Bradley Siegai. Melissa Siegel. Randy Siegel. Bennie Silverman. Vincent Sinatra. Roopinder Smgh. Bonnie Slagei. Sharon Smal. Steve Smason. Jean Smessaert, Caryn Socket. Karen Solomon Mitchel Solomon. June Sommers. Paula Son. Randy Sorkin, Julie Soroka. Patricia Sovcik. Mark Spanjer. Deborah Spitz. Debbie Stahlberg. Lorie Statland. Rodney Steffens. Joan , Stein David Stepen. Randy Sternberg. Usa Stone. Robin Stone, Carol Strauss. Uyse Strongin, Chris Sturm. Richard Sudendorf. Frank Suljc. Dawn Suivan. Novietta Sulivan, Sheri Sutker Steven Swedberg. Robert Sztapka. Bonnie Taksan. Deanna Taylor. Christopher Teichert. Francine Tepper. Beverly Terkel. Louise Testa. Elke Tober. Errol Torres. Andrew Toy. Todd Trawinski Ho«y Waskin. Nancy Wegener, Witfcam Weimer, Elyse Weinberg. Martin Weinberger. Laura Weinman. Andrew Weinstock. Lori Weiss. Tammi Wenzel. Lisa Windmiller. Ronald Wojcik. Deborah Woll Jeremy Roth. Elizabeth Wyld. Kim Yamanaka. Don Yamauchi, James Yonan. Ronna Yudlowsky. SyntNa Zatz. Penny Zeldman. Barrie Zeikowitz. Ran Wetoumi. Jifl Ziegler, JuSe Ziegler. Alena Zolin. George Zourkas Randyt Trebat. SteBa Trepetin. Scott Trock. Lynn Tucker. Michael Udesky. Andrea Ut sc hem, Felix Valdez. Deborah Veis. Wendy Vexler. Sheryl Vicari. Deborah Wagner. Kim Wagner Class Of 1983 Now Upperclassmen, the juniors made ready for their last year of high school, and the possibility of college. With the A.C.T.'s and the S.A.T.'s. the juniors were kept on their toes. They learned about the different colleges that they would soon have to decide upon, and held back the excitement that it was only one more year until they would be on top of the heap, as seniors. The Junior Class Board made the final preparations to bestow the prom to the seniors as their gift. Last ditch efforts were made and the arrangements were completed. Juniors began to join Varsity teams, and prepared for the leadership role that each would hold as a senior. Michael Ablm. Annie Abraham. Merrick Ackermans. Hasmig Akmakian. Sharyn Alpert. Jerwfer Alpiner. Joel Alport Kurt Anderson. Anthony Andre. Andrew Appleson. Steven Arakawa. Mariee Aronson. Raquel Arrom. Robin Bailen Steven Barn. Harry Barnett. Julia Barnett. John Barry. Josie Bason. Richard Bayer. Ronald Becker Shari Becker. Robert Beck ley. Mindy Belgrade. Vicki Berkley. Sandi Berkowitz. Marina Bexes. Mark Biefcnski Lisa Bit eld. Gary Blachman. Steven Biakey. Brian Blevens. Karen B tt. Stacy B rtt. Carol Block Lori Boehm. Barbaro Boigk. Stravaula Bonons. Herbert Bote. Glenn Brezka. Stuart Brody. Debbie Bronswick. Jaclyn Brooder son Karen Brown. Eric Bruchman. Hope Buchtunder. Jodi Bulmash Debra Byron. Mara Cantor. Debra CantreH. Renee Careb. David Carl. Stacy Carr. Christine Carson. Ju e Chaet. Mary Chamertik. Jeriza Chon. Michael Chan. Richard Chan Nudchanart Choroenloet. Barry Chavin. Lori Chernoff. Pat Chin, mah Choi. Inwoo Choi. Mee Choi. Yong Choi. Linda Christopher. Nancy Chu. Ji Cohen. Ned Cohen 201 Sandra Cohen. Abby Cole. Scott Comitor. Erwm Cruz. Brian Cunningham. Peter Dagher. Kathy Da . James Danietak. Davtd Davis. M� che8e Davis. Ronald Delanois. Georgia Demagos Steven Dessent. Richord Deutsch, Dory Dickman. Geoffrey Dickstein. K. Di Flore. Steven Do Lmda Doody. James Doruff. John Douvris. Betty Drakoufe, Kenneth Dreier. Pamed Dubin Ekse Ecanow. Maureen Esenberg. Paul Elam. Daniel Elekman. Nanette Elster. Michelle Emaffarb. ABce Epstein. Earl Fork as, Raymond Fe el, Vito Ferri, Steven Finketstein. Carolina Flores Ceasor Flores Jr. Esther Fong. Jay Foottik, Elza Forcode. Marshall Fox. Hal Frankel. Judy Freeman. Darnel Friedman. Mara Fromm. Sandra Fryer. Maria Gao. Ronald Ganonsky Jody Garland. Kevin Garner. Alan Garten berg. Katherine Gauer. Daniel Georgou. Michael Gerber. Stacy Gerber. Lisa Glabman. Jane Gickman. Aviva Gold. Mark Goldberg. Sheri Goldberg Debra GokJenberg. Linda Goldman. Steven Goldstein. Richard Goidwasser. Deborah Gddwater. Juan Gonzalez. Lori Gordon. Joel Gothelf. Bonnie Gotkb. Peggy Graf. Shari Greenberger. Maureen Greenwood Andris Grikis. Rolando Gruezo. Teho Gutierrez. Andrea Gutzait. Deborah Ham, Gregory Harris. Joel Harris. Elyn Hauseiman. Richard Haynes. Gary Hozan, Wendy Heiman. Richord Hem Annette Hksch. Leske Hksch. Jcmie Hoffman. Michael Holleb. David Horwich. Cara Horwitz. Kong Hou, Michael Huszar. MicheBe Hutchings. Helene Jacobs. Judith Jacobson. 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Cheryl Jeflerson. Steven Johnson. Paula Jones Thomas judd. Dana Kaplan. David Kaplan. Joel Kaplan. Robin Kaplan. Monos Karovas. James Kasper. Eon Katz Mindy Katz. Km Kee, Stuart Kesshn, Richard Kierzyk. PoukD Kikkebusch. Hye Kim. Ki Kim. Ki Wm. Christopher Kmg. Jance Kinnaman. Jennifer Kliphardt. Kimberly Kloiber Cheryl Kohn. Richard Koko. Christine Konior. Paul Korner. Ari Komhauser. Steven Kramer. Marcia Kronowitz. Charles Krugel. Richard Kruss. Anita Kudikowski. Sharon Kuehn. Gary Kulwm Theodore Kunach. Mona Kuriakose. Joclyn Kurtz. Stephen Kushnir. Kiki Kyriakopoulos. Gerald Lakin. Steven Laser. Denise Lou. Lorin Lazer. Brian Leaf. Edward Leb. Nancy Lee Andrea Liebermon. Amy Undstrom. Karen Upka. Michette Lipman, Michael Usberg. Lauren Locker, Darren Loveless. Phyis Lubel. Mary Luk. Elsa Mahn. Kenneth Malna. Geriberto Manocsa Tara Mansfield. Deidre Marcus. Tammy Mergalit, Michael Margolis. Viviane Morzouk. Walter Mat an. Janice Maxwell. Jeff May, Rodney Mazure. LeopokJo Mesina. 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Stephanie Ross. Steven Rostowsky. David Roth. Debt Rubensten 206 Jeffrey Rubin. Karyn Rudy. Paul Rutstein. Gregory Sachs. Karen Sachs. Amy SaJtzman. Karyn Saltzman. Scot Salzman, Donald Samuelson, Pamela Sandry. Armen Sarrafian. Beth Satyr Barry Sauer, Robert Saxner. Richard Scavone. Edward Sc happen. Noah Schrff. Carol Schloss. Larry Schoenbrod, Adam Schreiter. Debbie Schuman. Linda Schwanz. Aviram Segev. Cristino Sera Lee Serota. Gus Serrano. Jennifer Shaft a). Stephanie Sherman. Karen Shevel. Evan Shovers. Wendy Shparago. Susan Shreeram, AHa Shvartsman. Felice Siegel. James Sikora. 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Karen Simpson. Mara Sirota. Gary Skotnick. Scott Sladek. Unda Smessaert. Sabrina Smiley. Gregg Smith. Marilyn Smith, Peter Snyder. Metesa Socket. Sharon Solar Richard Sotovy. Toni Spagnofc. Victoria Spitz. Jennifer Stahiberg. Julie Stahiberg. Stuart Stein. David Steiner. Brad Stern. David Stem. Gregg Stem. Jule Stem. Larry Stem Wendy Stem. Joel Stone. Steven Stone. Janice Stuckmann. Patricia Suarez. Frank Sugino. Jeffrey Sulivan, Christine Sushinski. Richard Sussmon. Jeffrey Sutker. David Sword. Judy Teng Lr� da Toback. Susan Tompkns. Svetlana Torgovnik. Robert Trebat John Tnppi, Paula Tsoggaris. David Tuchten. Michele Tutt. Paul Untertenger Stuart Urkov. Cheryl Urow. John Vaessen Abraham Varghese. Lsa Vosquez Ann Vucic. Joy Wagner. Kma Wagner. L8 Wang. David Woskn. Tamara Wasserman. Bonnie Wax. Steven Wdowicki. Sandra Weicensang Jocquelyn Wemcord Eric Weiner. Elizabeth Wemstem. WiBiam Weis. Michael Weisenhous. Larry Weiskirch. Melissa Weiss. Jeffrey Wendt. Jeffrey West. John White. Heic Wtesenfelder Elen Wiloms. Susan Wnkier Sue Wittenberg. Samantha Wohlers. Brodtey Wolf. Robert Wolf. Sheryl Wolochuk. David Wu. Lisa Yamauchi. Nevin Yon. lesfee Zaitz. Keith Zaransky, Kayio Zeff. Phiip Zelek David Zenner. Sigabt Zetouni. Karen Zfaney. Judy Ztdron 2W Class Of 1982 (BACK ROW. left to right) Jl Schwartz. Janet Sushinski. Mrtchel Bemsen. Pauline Levy. Jennifer Cleary. Geri Donenberg. (FRONT ROW) Carolyn Bergen. Lori Slver. Kevin Kaplan. J« Komlnsky. Dayna Gitler Daniel Agemura Genevieve Aitken Howard Aizenstein Arda Akmakjian Daniel Atoaugh Benjamin Alev Thomas Alexander Yasmin AM Ivy Alperstein Marc Ament Carolyn Anderson Janice Angelaccio Lawrence Apr! Mark Arbus Alexandra ArdHa Curt Amow Margaret Aul Mtehoel Baba Janice Babendir Irene Bachmeier Bill Berdenis Carolyn Bergen Bethann Berger Franci Bergman Ruth Baechle Donald Baggio Patricia Baker Jil Bangart Douglas Banzuly Elaine Barinholtz Charles Barkes Kathleen Barry Raymond Barry Ira Bar sky Jana Bass Natale Bavaro Scott Becker James Belknap Lida Belu Sheri Bentkover . Joel Berk man Igor Berkovich Mitchell Bernsen Melissa Bernstein Michael Bernstein Suzanne Bernstein Eric Bessonny Paul Betthauser Adam Bezark Howard Bifekj Alysa Binder Jeffery Birkner Virginia Bischoff Susan Bkxjstein 214 Minam Bleadon Michael Btomquist Davkj BJumberg Marcy Bkjstein Judith Bokor Jonathan Bolker Lori Boukas Sherri Braidman Bobby Brandes Peter Braun Randy Braverman Ellen Brazen Beth Brody Carol Brody Steven Buzi Nflchele Coccamo Brian Cadena Wendy Cannel Phlip Cantor Holey Control Christine Capobianco Sue Careb - David Carlson Pamela Cartson Carol Chausow Diana Chin Joan Brody Mitchel Brody Darren Brooks Laura Brown Laurie Brown Todd Brown Linn Brownstein Douglas Busscher Nancy Chinskey Jodine Chcxj Peter Christ Lisa Christiansen Karen Christopher Cindy Chunowitz Jennifer Cleary Jodie Cohen Lisa Cohen Marc Cohen Michael Cohen Lori Cohn Jennifer Colombo Steve Columbus Stephen Conser Eizabeth Cooper Eric Cooper Mark Cooper David Copeland Glen Cwik 216 Laurie Dameiak Susan Darch Kirtida Dave Tim Dawson Fhc rw� longo Susan uetratus Sandra Denberg Jay Denenberg Kruti Desai Richard Dessent Jay Deutsch Ji Deutsch Rhonda Deutsch Scott Devito Elizabeth Dick Susan Dietrich Geri Donenberg Joanna Drakouis Marc Drazner Deborah Dubin Roy Duerig Edward Dushman Bradey Eckhart Susan Edelmuth Jordan Ehrens Mtes Elenby Mark Eison Marcie Emanuel ■- 1 1« t . y Fazeela Fakhri Steve Fanady Lee Farber Shari Farther Steven Fedash John Federico Diana Feingokj Rhonda Feinmehl Harry Feirstein Ross Feidstein Daniel Felner lene Figman Keith Rnckie Michael Fink Jerrold Fisher Heidi Fishman Lauren Fishman Bene France Brian Franklin Lawrence Frankston Glen Freedman Eie Freeman Donna Frendreis Ruth Friedman Brian Friedrichs Elen From Anna Fuzer Alan Goa Gina Gagiardo Catherine Gallagher James Gannon Ismael Garcia Amy Gayle Rani George Errol Gerber Jocalyn Gtoert 220 Dayna Gitler Robert Gtantz Keith Goebeit Michael Goldstein Ruth Goldwatef Randi Goodfriend Steven Goodman Delilah Goodwin Lisa Gordon Stacey Gordon Matthew Goss Dana Gotskind Lome Green Michael Green Missa Greenberg Susan Grosky Mark Grossman Debra Grove Mk:hael Gruzinsky Todd Gustafson Lori Gutmann Jeffrey Harris Lori Hart Jeffrey Hartl David Hasmonek Jennifer Hazen Rita Hendricks Steven Herman Patricia Hernandez Kevin HerwakJ Dwayne rtckman E«ot Hoffman Thomas Hoffman Timothy Hoffman David Hofstede Cheryl Holander Michael Holman Steven Horak Jill Horwitz Mark Horwitz Khee Hou Catherine Huchting David Hunt Rockwell Hunt Lynda Husen Deborah Hutchings Steven Ickow Steven kenn Joel ipjkm Mkrhoei Isaacs Cary Jacobs Mary Jakubow Eduardo Javier Brock Jean Mchael Jensen Joseph Johnston Rahul Joshi Janet Kachoyeanos Peter Kalagis Sinsuk Kang Lee Kantz Karen Kaplan Kevin Kaplan Laura Kaplan Sheila Kaplan )nv Karnbrj n George Karovas Bruce Karman Mark Karol Timothy Kasper Christine Kazmierowicz Robert Keaman Michael Kenig Erin Kern Jori Kessler Lesley Keur Theodore Kezios Jung Kho Chu-Hyon Wm Dong Kim 226 Han Kim Hyun Kim Kwan Kim Sumi Kim Joan Kindwald Linda Kinnaman Donald Kirk Marcia Klein Katherine KSma Jil Knish Wiiam Knoth Hee Ko Paul Kodros Brandon Koenig James Kuhnle Susan Loner Alan Lanosam Therese Lankford Michael Kogan Gerald Kokron Jfl Kominsky Stela Konstantelos Janet Koontz Pamela Kopelman Jerald Kost Antonia Koutsuls David Kozuch Daniel Kramer Janice Kramer Scott Krause Kenneth Kring Steven Kmich Paul Knit Beatrice Kuhn Jeffrey Leeb Jay Lehrfeld Gary Leibovitz Benjamin Leshem Paul Levan Jolene Levin Judith Levin Karen Levin Rachel Levin Ricky Levin Alan Levine Pauline Levy Jacqueline Lanno Odia Lara Jerotd Larson Thomas Lau Michael Lawrence Jay Lazar Mitchel Lebovitz George Lee Robert Levy Daniel Lewis Jay Uberman Steven Ubert Alison Lieberman David Uebovitz Brant Ueske Tamra Linderman Charles Lipka Keith Upman Rosemary Uenza Jack Locker Timothy Loftus Edwin Louie 230 Marcia Lu Nancy Lux Cindy Lyons Vividn Mackey Grace Madrid Steve MaKtz George Mandronis Paul Monk oft 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Prendergast Margaret Pritchett Erwin Ramirez Roy Rankenburg Robin Rapaport Beth Raskin Peter Reft Mkiam Reich Cindy Reich Alan Reink en Edyn Remson Lori Reynolds Beth Rezwin David Ripes Pop! Robotis Barry Rock In Simone Rodh Steve Rosen Robert Rosenberg Scott Rosenberg Laurel Rosing Joseph Rostowsky Jordan Roth Lisa Rothschild Alison Rubens Rob Rubin Mitche Rubin Winnie Ruo Steven Russakov William Russell Brad Ruttenberg Michele Ryan Stefanie Sachs Jeff Salenger George Salinas Ivan Santacruz Connie Sarantis Luis Sar antis Mindy Saunders Vicki Schack Susan Schaden Tammy Schaeffer Michael Scheinpflug Eric Schtoss Edward Schmid Loren Schneider Steven Schratoer Jfl Schwartz Dana Seiden David Seifert Brian Seinfeld Michael SelcSn FeScia Sharff Sharon Shevel John Shlofrock Mtehael Shparago Mark Sibui Victor Sidtow , Jerry Siegel Steven V. Siegel Steven W. Siegel Debra Signer Lori Silver Matthew Silver Karen Singer Bonnie Slamowitz Stanford Stovin David Smal Ira Strongin Monica Suarez Nancy Sugarman Jeffrey Sumner Janet Smason Lois Smith Alan Smoien Orlando Soco Christoph Soehn Beth Solomon Mary Solvang Laura Soohen Helene Sperling Stacy Sparing Ira Spiro Michael Spitz Richard Steegmueler Jay Stern Scott Stem 0 Craig Stevens Janet Sushinski Andrew Swedberg Paul Sweetow Henry Swiderski 240 Therese Sztapka Eri Tanimoto Daniel Tepper Hope Thomas Webster Tom Cheryl Torres David Trachtman Kenneth Traskaski Alan True Tony Iflbert Denise Ulmer Jay Umansky Victoria Vlewn Cheryl Viner Helena Vukovlch Michael Wagman Zachary Wagman Linda Wagner Michael Wagner Ronnee Walens Lori Wapner Steven Warshawsky Andrea W asser man Angela Wasserman Daniel Wax Catherine Weber Joseph Weber Paul Wehr Carolyn Weiner Sharyn Weiner 241 Jordan Weinstein Dawn Weis Michael Weiss Tracy Werman Pamela West Brenda Wiftelmson Kenneth WiHens Harr el Wittenstein Monica Wolcoff Robert Wolf Michael Wong Roger Yusen Paula Zarlin David Zavel Gary Zeal Alan Zekowitz Ivan Zoot Sheila Zuckerman William Zuckerman Gerald Zurek Howard Sutker Senior Index AGEMURA, DANIEL Gymnastics. Minor N. 2: Captam. 2. White Honor Certificate 1. AIZENSTEIN, HOWARD National Honor Society 3.4; White Honor Cer- tificate 1. Purple Honor Certificate 2.3. ALESIA, KELLY D.E.C.A 4 ALEXANDER, TOM FootbaH 1.2.3.4. Minor N 2.3. Major N 4. AU, YASMIN Choral Union. 2; Girts Glee Club. 1; German Club. 1.2. Spanish Club. 2; Freshman Cabinet, i Sophomore Cabinet. 2. Vice President. 2. Student Leadership Peer Counseing. 3.4. Creative Cooking Club. 3 Badminton. 1.2. Minor N 1. Minor N 2; Volleyball. 1.2,4. Number 1. Minor E 2. Major N 4; Bowlir j, 3. White Honor Certificate. Bronze Scholarship Key. 3 AMENT, MARC Creative Cooking Club. I.2.3.4. Treasure 1 President. 2.3.4. Track. 2. Minor N, 2 ANDERSON, CAROLYN Intermediate Band 1.2. Concert Band 3.4 Marching Band 1.2.3.4; Concert Orchestra 4 Varsity Ckjb 3. Swimming 1,2.3.4. Numeral 1 Minor N 1.2. Major N 3.4. Captain 4; 8 Thesoi- an Points. White Honor Certificate 1.2.3.4. Bronze Scholarship Key 4 ANGELACCIO, JANICE Girts Ensemble. 1, Choral Union. 2. Chamber Choir. 3.4. Thespian Club, 3.4; Leaders Gym. 3,4 Bowling, 1.2. Varsity. Musical. 1.2,3. Dra- ma. 2.3,4. Student Production. 3.4. Children’s Theater. 2.3.4; One-Acts, 4 ARBUS, MARK Instrumental Bond. 1; investment Club. I.2.3.4. President. 3. F B.L.A.. 3.4. President. 3; Newspaper. 3.4. Assistant Sports Editor. 4, Current Events. 2.3.4, AULL, MARGARET White Honor Certificate 1.3.4. Office Educa- tion Association. 4 BABA, MICHAEL Gymnastics 1.2,3,4, Numeral 1. Minor N 2. Ma- jor N 3.4; Purple Honor Certificate 3 BABENDIR, JANICE Class Board 1,2.3.4 Leaders' Gym 3.4; Home- coming Committee 3.4. Dance Chairman 4. t Varsity Club 3.4. Key Club 4. Track 1.2.3. Mi- nor N 1. Major N 2.3; White Honor Certificate 1.2.3; Bronze Key 3. BAECHLE, RUTH Art Club 1; Varsity Club 2. Ski Club 1.2; Vi- kettes 3.4. Cross Country 2. Major N; Studem Production 3, White Honor Certificate 3 BAGGIO, DONALD Leaders' Gym 2,3 4; Gymnastics 1.2.3.4, Mi- nor N 1,2 Major N 3 4. 4 Thespian Points. BANGART, JILL Art Club 1: Theat'e Play Crews 1 7A. Spanish Club 3; Leaders’ Gym 3.4. National Honor So- ciety 3.4; Creative |Cookmg Club 1 Class Board 1.2. Bowling 2.3, j,Minor N 2.3. Majc -N 4. Silver Scholarship Key 4fc,White Honor Cert? ficate 1.2.3. Bronze Scholars ip Key 2 N N Representative for the Preside; t ial Classroom tor Young Americans 4 BANZULY, DOUGLAS Forensics Z occer 1.2.3, Numeral 1. Minor N 2.3; Track 3.4. Major N 3.4; White Honor Certi- ficate 2. Purple Honor Certificate 3,4. BARINHOLTZ, ELAINE Concert Band 1.2.3.4. MarcftnfcBand 1,2.3.4, Technical Services Clubfll.2.3. 1.2.3. White Honor Certilfcote 1.3 BARRY, KATHLEEN Newspaper 2.3.4 EditorAfP A. Announcer 4. Qmli and Scroll 3,4. fttudent Senate 2, TSG chnis 2.3. Puiple Honor Cemf.ocite . 1.2.3 A Musical 1.2.3A Drama 2.4; Student Production 2.3,4 Chairman 2 Assistant Direc- tor 4; Children's Theatre 3 One Act Plays 2.3. Director 2 BARSKY, IRA Cross Country 4, Minor N. Track 3. Minor N BASS, JANA Concert Band 1.2.3. Leaders' Gym 2. March- ing Band 1.2,3. Stage Band 2. Timers Club 3; Student Senate 2. Gymnastics 2. Manager- Boys' Varsity. Swimming 2,3. Manager-Boys' Varsity. 6.5 Thespion Points. Purple Honor Cer- tificate 1 BAVARO, NATALIE Dance Club 1; Homecoming Committee 4. Secretary 4. Vikettes 2.3. Co-Captain 3. Nor- sec aoades 1.2. Assistant Choreographer 1. Musicol 2. White Honor Certificate. BECKER, SCOTT Class board 1.2.3,4 President 2, Student Con- gress 1,2,3.4 Co-Chairman of School Cause 2.4. Illinois State Scholar 4. NEDT Letter of Commendation 2. Soccer 1.3; Wrestling 1.3. Tennis 1.2.3.4, Student Leaders 2.3. P TS.A. 2; Student Congress Treasurer 4 Chairman of Budget 4. Co-Activities Chairman 4. Fresh- man Orientation 3.4 Purple Honor Certificate 12.3.4 BELKNAP, JAMES Timersjf£lub 3 N-Qub 2.3. Student Lounge Committee 2 Radio Electronics 1. Swimming 1.2.3.4, Numeral 1. Major N 2.3,4 BENTKOVER, SHERI Transferred from Westlake High School. West- lake. California. 3. Basketball. 1.2. Numeral 1. Mfr or N 1. Major N 2. Softba 1.2. Numeroi 1. Minor N 1. Major N 2 BERGEN, CAROLYNN Cheerleading. 1.2.3.4 Varsity Letter 3.4 Hass Board. 2.3,4. Homecoming Comn ‘tee 2 3.4; Freshman Orientation. 2. P A Anrnx : er. 3.4; Thespians, 2.3.4. Illinois State Scholar ship Semifinaiisfi 4. National Merit Letter of Commenda tan, 4 White Honor Certificate. 1.2. Purple Honor tificate. 3.4, Musical. 1.2; Student Productions. 2.4 Children s Theater. BERGER, BETHANN Ski Club. 1; Wrestiettes. 1.2. Secretary. 3. BERGMAN, FRANCI Cheerleading. 1.2. Vikettes. 4. Natonai Honor j Society. 3,4. Class Board. 1.2,3.4. Homecom-J mg Committee. 3.4 Chairman. Gold Schol- arship Key. 4 Silver Scnotarehlp Kev 3. Purple r Honor Certificate, 1.2 3,4. • BERNSEN, MITCHELL KeyQub. 1.2.3.4. Class Represent ve 1.2.3. easurer. 4. Class Board. 4. Yea'book 4 Soccer. 1.2. Numeral 1. Mnor N 2 Most im- proved Payer. 2. Silver Schorr ;hip kev 3j8 Bronze Scholarship Key. 2. Blue -anor certifi- cate. 1; Gold Honor Certificate. 2 BERNSTEIN, MELISSA Chorus. 1. Key Club. 2.3. Class Board. 2.3.4, Prom Chairman. 3. Newspaper. 4 BERNSTEIN, SUZANNE D.E.C A . 4. Class Board. 3. National Honor Society. 4. Silver Scholarship Key 4 White Honor Certificate. Purple Honor Certificate BESSONNY, ERIC Concert Band 1.2.3.4; Orchestra 1.2.3.4. Jazz Band 1.2.3.4, Marching Band I.2.3.4. National Honor Society 3.4, Soccer 1. Numeral 1 Wrestling 1. Numeral 1; 6 Thespian Points. Si- ver Scholarship Key 3. Purple Honor Certifi- cate 1.2.3. BEXES, FRANK Transferred from Gordon Tech. Chicago, mi- nors. 4. HeBerwc Greek Cfub. 4. Vice President 4 Wresting. 4. Numeral 1 BINDER, ALYSA Timers Club. 1. D.E.C.A., 4 Secretary. 4. Vice President of Illinois. 4. Swimming. 1.2. Numeral 1. Mwxx N 1. Major N 2. White Honor Certifi- cate. 2.3. BISCHOFF, VIRGINIA Girl's Ensemble. 1. Choral Union 2 Chamber Choir. 3.4. Caiope. 4. Cross-Country. 1. Minor N 1. Manager: Top 10% in Nationalized Ger- man Test. 2. v BLEADON, MIRIAM Student Senate. 1.2; Student Congress. 3,4. Flections Co-Chairman. 3. Tecnis. 1.2.3.4; Na- tional Honor Society. 3.4; Math Club, 4. Bos- ketbal. 2. Minor N 2. National Merit Letter of • ondatlon Gold Scholarship Key. 4; Si- ver nolanhlp Key. 3; Bronze Scholarship Key. 2. Purple HonSrCertificate; 12.3.4 Mus- cat. Make-up Crew. 1,2. Chairman. 1; Drama. Technical Crew. 3. Student Production, Tech- nical Crew. 1.2. BLOUSTIEN, SUSAN Art Club. 1. O.E A . 4. Swimming. 2. Minor N 2; White Honor Certificate. 1. BLUSTEIN, MARCY Class Board, 1.2.3. BOUKAS, LORI Track. 1. Major N 1. National Honor £pciety. 4. Silver Scholarship Key. 3. White onct rtifi- cate. BRAVERMAN, RANDY Baseball. 1.2.3.4. Numeral 1. Minor N 1.2. Me; jor N 3.4. catcher and third baseman BRODY, JOAN Concert Band. 1.2.3.4. first chair bassoon. Leader's Gym. 2.3.4; Marching Band. 1.2.3.4, National Honor Society. 3.4. Orchestra. 1.2.3.4. Ski Club 1. Musical. Orchestra. 3; Band Board 3.4. Secretary, 4. Basketbal. 1. Varsity Manager Illinois State Scholarship Se- miflnaiist 4. Silver Scholarship Key. 4. White Honor Certificate. 1.2.3 Purple Honor Certifi- cate. 3.4, IHSA Solo and Ensemble Contest. 2. first division rating. IHSA Concert Band Con- test. 2. first division rating BROWN, LAURA Powder Puff Football, 1. Class Board. 1; Key Club. 3,4. Vikettes. 2,3.4. Homecoming Committee. 1.2.3,4. Chairman. 4. Leader s Gym. 2.3.4; White Honor Certificate 2, Purple Honor Certificate. 3A N E D T Letter of Com- mendation. 2. Bronze Scholarship Key. 4. nounc«S4. PTSA Art Chairperson. 4; White Honor Certificate, 1; Musical. Crew, 1.2,3; Drama. Crew. 1.2 BROWN, LAURIE Varsity Club. 2,4. Leader Gym, 2.3.4;Soft- ball. 1,2,3,4. Mapr N, I.2.3.4. BUSSCHER, DOUG Basketball. 1,2. Minor N 1. Minor N 2. guard. Soccer. 3.4, Minor N 3. Major N 4 halfback. CADENA, BRIAN Green Thumb Club. 4 CANNELL, WENDY Chamber Choir 4. Choral Union 2.3; Math Club 1.2. National Honor Society 3.4. Timers Club 1. Thespians 4; Class Board 2. Bowling 2.3,4 Manager Musical 3.4. Moke-up Chair- man. Drama 1.3. Student Production 1,3.4; One Act Plays 4. Ma e-upCh i- an 4 1 ver Scholarship Key 4. White Honor Certificate 1.2.3; Purple Honor Certificate 1.3.4; NEDT Letter of Commendation 2; Bronze Scholar- ship Key 3 CANTOR, PHILLIP White Honor Certificate 3. Bronze Key 3. CANTRELL, HOLLEY Chambe' Choir 2,3. Chorus 1.2.3.4. Girls En- semble 1. Tenms 1.2, Minor N; White Honor Certificate 3. CLEARY, JENNIFER Class Board. 1.2.3.4, Secretary. 1.3. Prom Chairperson. 3. Nance Club. 1,2.3.4. Secre- tary. 2. Vice Presaeffe 3. President. 4; Niles North Studem eaae sh|X 2.3. Student Con- gress. 4. Homeroom Representative 4. School Cause. 4. Cafeteria Committee. 4 Junior Marshall Comnrfencement , Honor Guard. 3. Purple Honor Ne'+iflcote. 3. COHEN, MARC Basebafl 1. Numeral 1. Basketbal1 12.3,4. Nu- meral 1. Major N. Captain 4 COHEN, MICHAEL Students For Israel 1. White Honor Certificate 2.3. Purple Honor Certificate 1. Bronze Schol- arship Key 3 Illinois State Scholarship Semifin- alist COHN, LORI Girts Ensemble 1 3.4. Class Board 1; St drens Show 3; School Gov tative 4 Freshman Onenta Committee ongress 4; Chi- t Represen- CONSER, STEPHEN Art Club 1; Newspaoer 3. Calliope 4. White aonor Certificate 2,3.4. Purple Honor Certifi- c ate 1 1 CAPOBIANCO, CHRISTINE Gymnastics. 1. Cheerleading 1.2.3.4; DB.CM.. 4. iiMiir rarriiMiiiii mm CHIN, DIANA aeerleading 12.3.4. Outstanding 2; White -nor Certificate 1; Student Leadership 3.4. - nze Scholarship Key 3 CHOU, JADINE ;iiope 12.3.4. Editor 2.3.4. Ski Club 1.2. Var- sity Club 2,3,4. Leader s Gym 3.4. Student .eadership 1.2; Forensics 1. Cross Country ? 3. Major N 2.3: Silver Scholarship Key 4. White Honor Certificate 1.2,3; Purple Honor Certificate 3. Bronze Scholarship Key 3. CHRIST, PETER Soccer 3.4. Minor N 3. Major N 4 COLOMBIK, JENNIFER Varsity Club 4; Leaders' Gym 2.3.4. Tennis 1,2.3.4. Mmor N 1. Major N 2.3.4. Al Confer- ence 3. MVP and Captain 4 COLUMBUS, STEVEN Concert Band, 1.2. Intermediate Band. 1.2, Jazz Band. 1.2.3.4; Marching Band 12.3,4. N Out 2 3.4. Stage Band. 4; Timers Club. 1.2.3 4. Soccer. 1.2.3. Numeral 1. Minor N 12. Major N 3. Swimming. 12.3.4. Numeral 1. Mi- nor N 2. Major N 3 COOPER, ELIZABETH Concert Band 2.3.4 Marching Band 1.2.3.4; Stage Band 2; Intermediate Bana. Sporush Club. National Merit Letter of Commendation 2. White Honor Certificate 3; Musical 2. Dro- mo 2.3, Student Production 2.3. One Acts 2. CHRISTIANSEN, LISA Auroris 3.4. D E C A 4. Leaders' Gym 3.4. Var- sity Chib 3.4. Gymnastics 12. Mfrxx N 1. Major N 2. Track 2.4. Major N 2.4. White Honor Certi- ficate 2.3,4. CHUNOWITZ, CINDY Saga. 2; Art Club. 1. T S.C.. 12.3.4; Thespian. 2.3 4; Homecoming. 1; Assistant P A An- COOPER, ERIC Student Congress 4. School Government 4. Students For Israel 4. Soccer 12. Tennis 1.2.3.4 COOPER, MARK Soccer 1. Numeral 1 COPELAND, DAVID Debate Team 1. National Honor Society 3.4 Forensics League 1. Soccer 1.2.3.4. Numeral 1. Minor N 2.3. Major N 4. Illinois State Scholar- ship Semifmaiist. Silver Scholarship Key 3. White Honor Certificate 1. Purple Honor Certi- ficate 3 DAGHER, DAN Transferred from Loyola Academy. Wilmette. Hinas. 1. Computer Club. 1.2.3. Model Club. 2. Ptots Solo Award. 3; Commerical Naviga- tor's Award. 4. Pilots License Award. 4 DE JONGE, KARL ERIC National Honor Society 3.4. N Club 3. Math Team 4. Baseball 1.2,3,4. Numeral 1. Minor N 2.3. Major N 4. Basketball 1.2.3.4. Numeral 1 Minor N 2. Major N 3.4. Ilinois State Scholarsnip Semifinalist. National Merit Semifinaiist 4. Gold Scholarship Key 4. S8ver Scholarship Key 3 Purple Honor Certificate 1.2.3,4. NEDT Letter of Commendation 2. Best English Student 3 Bronze Scholarship Key 2 DE VITO, SCOTT Football 3.4. Minor N 3. Major N 4. Baseball 2. Track 3.4. Minor N 3. Major N 4 DESAI, KRUTI International Club 2.3.4 DEUTSCH, JAY Leaders' Gym 2.3.4. N Club 3; Basketball 1.2,3.4. Numeral 1. Minor N 2. Major N 3.4 White Honor Certificate 1.2.3 DEUTSCH, JILL National Honor Society 3,4. Hafl Monitor 3.4 Gold Scholarship Key 4. Silver Scholarship Key 3. White Honor Certificate 1. Purple Honor Certificate 1.2.3.4 Bronze Scholarship Key 2 DEUTSCH, RHONDA Ski Club. 1.2; Tennis. 1,2.3. Minor N 1. Major N 2.3. White Honor Certificate. 3. DICK, ELIZABETH Varsity Club 3.4. Basketball 2.3. Minor N 2. Major N 3. Manager 2. Softball 1.2.3.4. Minor N 1. Major N 2,3.4. Volleyball 1.2.3.4. Minor N 1.2. Major N 3.4, White Honor Certificate 1.2.3. Purple Honor Certificate 3 DIETRICH, SUSAN D E C A 4, Class Board 1. Silver Scholarship Key 3. White Honor Certificate DONENBERG, GERI Cheerleading 1.2.3.4. Co-captain 4. Mixed Chorus 1. Hall Council 2,4; Homecoming Com- mittee 2; National Honor Society 3.4. Musical 1.2. Student Procfcjction 1.2.4. Children's The- dtre 1.2, S8ver Scholarship Key 3, White Honor Certificate 1. Purple Honor Certificate 2.3.4, Bronze Scholarship Key 2 DRAZNER, MARC Football. 1.2,3.4. Numeral 1. Minor N 2. Major N 3.4, All Conference. 4. Captain. 4. Most Valuable Player. 4 DUSHMAN, EDWARD Intermediate Band. 1; Marching Band. 1. Golf. 1.2.3. Minor N 1. Tennis. 1.2, Major N 1. Singles. Bronze Scholarship Key. 3 ECKHART, BRAD Marching Band 1. Intermediate Band 1. Art Club 1.2.3. Student Lounge Committee 1.2. Biology Club 3. EDELMUTH, SUSAN Homecoming Committee 3.4. Chairman 4. readers' Gym 2.3.4. National Honor Society 3.4, North Star 3.4. Sports Editor 3. Feature Editor 4. Quill and Scroll 3.4 Varsity Club 4 Class Board 2.3.4. Senior Showcase 4 SoftbaB 2. Minor N 2. Track 4. Major N 4 VoHeybaU 1.2.3.4. Minor N 1.2.3. Major N 4. Illinois State Scholarship Semifinaiist: Gold Scholarship Key 4. Silver Scholarship Key 3. Purple Honor Certi- ficate 12.3,4. Bronze Scholarship Key 2. NEDT Letter of Commendation ELLENBY, MILES Key Club 4 infinity Limited 12.3.4 National Honor Society 3.4. Current Events Club 2.3. Tennis 1.2 Numeral 1. Minor N 2, Illinois State Scholarship Semifinaiist. National Merit Semi- finolist. Gold Scholarship Key 4. Silver Scholar- ship Key 3. Bronze Scholarship Key 2; Purple Honor Certificate 12.3,4 NEDT Letter of Commendation EMANUEL, MARCIE National Honor Society 3,4. Silver Scholarship Key 4, White Honor Certificate. Purple Honor Certificate. Girls Ensemble 1 FARBER, LEE Leaders’ Gym 2.3.4 N Club 3.4, Baseball 1. Number 1. Soccer 2. Minor N 2. Track 12. Minor N 2, Wrestling 12.3. Mmor N 2. Major N 3. Illinois State Scholarship Semifinaiist. Nation- al Merit Semifinaiist. White Honor Certificate 2.3.4 FARBER, SHARI Key Club 4; international Club 2.3. White Hon- or Certificate 12.3.4 FEINGOLD, DIANA Girls Ensemble 1: Choral Union 2; Chamber Choir 3; National Honor Society 3,4. Calliope 1.2.3.4, Student Leadership 2.3; Varsity Club 4. Tervn� s 12.3.4. Number 1 Minor N 12,3, Major N 4. National Honor Society 3.4. Gold Scholarship Key 4; Silver Scholarship Key 3. White Honor Certificate; Purple Honor Certifi- cate. Bronze Scholarship Key 2. Wmois State Scholar Certificate 4. Spanish Certificate of Merit 3 FEIRSTEIN, HARRY Chess Club 12.3. BaseboH 1 Number 1 Gym- nastics 12.3,4. Number 1 FIGMAN, ILENE Illinois State Scholarship Semifinahst. National Honor Society 3; White Honor Certificate Pur- ple Honor Certificate. Bronze Scholarship Key 3 FISHER, JERROLD Model Club 2. Computer Club 4. Wrestling 2.3 Minor N 2. Silver Scholarship Key 4: White Hon- or Certificate 12.3. Purple Honor Certificate 3 FISHMAN, HEIDI Girls Ensemble 1. Choral Union 2. Spanish Club 1.2. Student Congress 4. Student Cabinet 12. Bodmmton 12. Minor N 2. Volleyball 12.4 Minor N 2.3 Manager 4 Bowling 3. Minor N 3. White Honor Certificate. Purple Honor Certifi- cate. Bronze Scholarship Key. Gold Scholar ship Key FRANCE, ILENE Concert Bond 12.3.4. German Club 12; Marching Band 12.3.4. National Honor Soci- ety 3.4. Orchestra. Band Board 3. Ilhnas State Scholarship Sermfmaist. Purple Honor Certifi- cate 3; Bronze Scholarship Key 3 FRANKSTON, LAWRENCE Student Congress 2.3.4. Scholarship Chair- man 3 School Government 2. Congressional Debate 4. Cafeteria Committee 2. Track 12. White Honor Certificate 1.2. Purple Honor Certificate 3 FREEMAN, ELLIE Calhope 3; White Honor Certificate 3 FRENDREIS, DONNA Bronze Scholarship Key 3. White Honor Certifi- cate 3. Purple Honor Certificate 2. FRIEDRICHS, BRIAN Student Leadership 3. National Honor Society 3.4; Football 1 Number 1. Track 2.3 Minor N 2. Gold Scholarship Key 4. Silver Scholarship Key 3. White Honor Certificate 1; Purple Honor Certificate 12.3,4. NEDT Certificate 2. Bronze Scholarship Key 2 llmois State Scholar Certifi- cate 4 FROM, ELLEN Choral Union 2. HERO 4 GAA, ALAN Art Oub 1 French dub 1.2; Golden Galeon 2.3. Qudl and Saoi 3. Spanish Oub 2; Students For Israel 1.3. Bac gammon Club 1,2,3. Madri- gal Choir 2,4. Badminton 1.2,3.4. Number 1. Major N 3. Cross-Country 2. Number 1. Minor N 2. White Honor Certificate 3. Most Sophisti- cated 4. Best French Student 3. 79 Thespian Points GAGLIARDO, GINA Office E ducation Association 4. National Hon- or Society 3.4. Junior Class Board 3. Gold Scholarship Key 4. Silver Scholarship Key 3. Purple Honor Certificate 1.2.3,4 GANNON, JIM Transferred from St Patrick School '79: Footall 2, Minor N 2. Track 2. White Honor Certificate 3 GEORGE, RANI Calliope 1.4: P.A Announcers 3,4. Girls En- semble 1. Chad Union 2. Chamber Choir 3. Varsity Club 2 3.4, Leaders Gym 3,4 Cross- Country 2.3 Maja N 2.3. Track 1.2,3.4. Minor N 1. Major N 2.3.4. White Hona Certificate 1.2.3.4. Purple Hona Certificate 1.4. Bronze Schola ship Key 3. Spring Musical Crew 1 GERBER, ERROL Baseball 1.2.3.4. Number 1. Mina N 2. Major N 3.4 Soccer 1.2.3.4. Numerd 1. Mina N 2. Ma- ja N 3.4 GILBERT, JACALYN Class Board 1.2,3; Homecoming Committee 2.3.4. Chairman 3.4; Cheerleading I.2.3.4. Co-Cap‘am 2. Leaders Gym 2.3.4. Gymnas- tics 1. Number 1 Minor N 1. GILBERT, JILL Homecoming Committee 1.2.3,4. Cheer- leading 1.2,3.4. Class Board 1.2.3.4, Gymnas- tics 1. Numoer ' Mira N 1 GILLEY, LISA Class Board 1.2. President 1: Dance Club 1.2. White Honor Certificate 3. GITLER, DAYNA Class Board 1.2.3.4. Vice President 1,4; Auroris 2.3.4. Show Coordmata 4. Choreographer 2.3.4 Vikettes 4. Leaders' Gym 2 3.4. Home- coming Committee 4. Nationd Hona Society 3.4. Student Congress 4. Homeroom Repre- sentative. Student Product.on 2 Silver Schol- arship Key 4 White Hona Certificate 2.3. Pur- ple Hona Certificate 1.2.4. Senior Showcase 4. Coadnata. GOLDSTEIN, MICHAEL Leaders Gym 3.4; Soccer 1,2,3.4, Number 1. Mina N 2.3. Maja N 4. White Hona Certifi- cate 1 GOLDWATER, RUTH Leaders’ Gym 2,3,4. Basketbdl 1.2. Mina N 1.2; Softball 1. M a N 1. White Hona Certifi- cate 2; Purple Hona Certificate 3,4 GOODFRIEND, RANDI Class Boad 1.2. Vice President 1. President 2. White Honor Certificate 3. GOODMAN, STEVEN Soccer 1; White Hona Certificate 3. GORDON, LISA Vasity Club 4; Concert Band 1.2,3,4. Jazz Band 4, Leaders' Gym 2.3.4 Marching Bond 1.2.3.4. Stage Band 4. Basketball 2.3. Mina N 2.3; Soccer 3,4. Major N 3.4 Softbdl 1.2. Mi- na N 1,2; VoffeybaH 1.2. Mina N 1.2; Musical 4; Student Production 4. White Hona Ceritifi- cate 2. GORDON, STACEY Chad Union 2. Swimming 2, Mina N 2. White Hona Certificate 3 GOTSKIND, DANA Fdl Play 2.3. Nasecapodes 2.3. GREEN, LORRIE Homecoming Committee 1.3.4; Cheerlead ing 3. Vikettes Pom Pon Squad 4. Class Board 1.2; White Hona Certificate 1.2.3,4 GREEN, MICHAEL Chess Club. 1.2; Nasecapodes Orchestra. 2.3.4. Musicd Orchestra. 2,3.4. Illinois State Schola ship Semifmdist. 4; Silver Scholarship Key. 4. White Honor Certificate, 1.2; Purple Hona Certificate. 2.3. NEDT Letter of Com- mendation. 2. Bronze Scho arship Key. 2. GUSTAFSOR, TODD MachingBand 1.2. Concert 1.2, Orchestra 1. National Hona Sooety 3.4. Environment Club 3.4. Silver Scholarship Key 4. White Hona Cer- tificate i urpte Hona Certificate. GUTMANN, LORI Cheerleodng 1.3 Leoders' Gym 3.4. Vikette- s Pom Pon Squod 4. Vasity Club 3. Gymnas- tics 1.2. Mmor N 2; Track 2. Maja N 2. White Honor Certificate 1.2.3. Purple Hona Certifi- cate 3,4. Bronze Schdaship Key 3. Silver Scholaship Key 4 HARRIS, JEFFREY North Sta 2,3.4. Photo Fdita 4. Magic Club 1.2; Contributing Yearbook Photographer 2.3.4. QuW and Scroti 3.4; Technicd Services Club 1. Silver Schdaship Key 4. White Hona Certificate 1.2.3.4. Purple Hona Certificate 2 3 Bronze Schdaship Key 3. NEDT Letter of Commendation. 2.3. Thespian Points. HART, LORI HERO 4. Treasurer 4; Uteray Club 1.2. Techni- cal Services Club 2.3; Class Boad 3. Basket- ball 2. Statistician; Soccer 2.3. Number 3. Mi- na N 2. Major N 3. Mananger 2.3; White Hon- a Certificate 1; 4 Thespians Points. HARTL, JEFFREY Debate Team 4; Baseball 2. Minor N 2; Golf 2, Mina N 2. Soccer 1. Number 1 HASMONEK, DAVID Tends 2. Silver Schdaship Key 4; White Hona Certificate 1. Purple Honor Certificate 2. Bronze Key 3 HAZEN, JENNIFER Home Economics Club 2. Bowling 2,3.4; Maja N 3,4 HENDRICKS, RITA Leaders Gym 2.3.4. Sophomore Class Boad 2; Junia Class Board 3. Vasity Club 3.4; Gum- nastics 1.2.3.4; Caption 4. Softbdl 3.4. Mina N 3; Major N 4. Catcher; Track 2. Moja N 2; Volleyball 2.3.4. Minor N 2.3. Mapr N 4 HERMAN, STEVEN Concert Band. 1.2.3; Macdng Band. 1.3. De- bate Team. 1.2. Forensics. 1.2, Infinity Limited. 2.4. Nationd Faensics League; Nationd Hon- or Society. 3.4. Orchestra. 2.3; Schod Gov- ernment. 2.3. Student Congress. 2.3. Tennis. 1. Numerd 1. itimois State Schoiashp Semifin- dist. 4; Nationd Merit Letter of Commenda- tion. 2, Goid Scholaship Key. 4; Silver Schola- ship Key. 3. Purple Hona Certificate. 1.2.3.4. NEDT Top 10% Letter of Commendation. 2; Bronze Scholarship Key. 2 HOFSTEDE, DAVID Niles East Perspective 1. Current Events Club 2.3.4 Newspaper 4. Yearbook 4; NEDT letter of Commendation HOLLANDER, CHERYL Aurons Dance Club 2. Spring Musical 2 H E R.O. 4. Track 1; White Hona Certifacate 4 HORAK, STEVE National Faensics League 3,£ Student Sen- ate 1; Student Congress 4. PTSA Representa- tive Fa Student Congress 4 Apathy Paty Vice President 1.2. President 3.4 Berme Be- zerk 3; Baseball 1.2. Mina N. Golf 1.2. Minor N HORWITZ, MARK Student Congress 1.2.3.4. Hon Rep. 1.2.4. Stu- dent Appeals 3. Student Leadership 2,3 N Club 3.4. Student Government 1.2.3.4 Swim- ming 1.2. Numera' 1. Major N. 2. Tennis 1. 1.3.4 HOU, KHEE F.B L A 3.4 Investment Club 3.4. HUSEN, LYNDA National Honor Society 3 Intermediate Marching Band 1. Purple Honor Certificate 2 Bronze Key 2 ICKOW, STEVEN Leaders Gym 2.3.4. N. Club 3.4. Football 1.2.3.4. Number 1. Major N 3.4. Minor N 2. White Honor Certificate 2.3. Purple Honor Certificate 3.4 IKENN, STEVEN Debate 1.2; Forensics 1.2,3; National Foren sics League i.!?.3.4. iiinois State Scholarship Sermfnahst 4. National Honor Sooety 3; Silver Key 4; Wtve Honor Certificate 1.2.3 4. Purple Honor Certificate 2. NEDT Certificalp 2. Bronze Key 3. Major N 2. Captain 4 KANTZ, LEE Nriehtlite Reporter 2. North Star 3.4. News Edi- tor 3.4. Calbope 3.4. Fiction Editor 3.4; Quill and Scroll 3.4 Concert Band 1.2.3. Student Congress Press Secretary 4 Marching Bonn 1.2.3. Niles East Photo Arts Club Vice Presi dent 1. iihnois Sate Scholarship Semifinalis White Honor Certificate 3. KAPLAN, KAREN International Club 2.3. Key Club 3 Monacep Worker 3. Homecoming Committee 2.3, Pur- ple Honor Certificate 1.2.3 KAPLAN, KEVIN Student Congress 1.2.3.4. Poficyi Chairman 3,4: Class Board 2,3.4 Treasurer 2;|Vice Presi - dent 3. President 4, School ©pvemment 1.2.3. Student Leadership 2 Honor Guard at Commencement 3: Educational Policy Advi sory Counsel 2.3,4. School Board Representa- tive 4. Drug and Alcohol Task Force 3 Basket- ball 1.2.3.4. Number 1. Minor N 2. Major N 4 Benchwarmer 1.2.3.4, Tennis 2. Mmor N 2; Sil- ver Key 4; White Honor Certificate 2 Purple Honor Certificate 3 KAPLAN, SHEILA Concert Band 1.2.3.4, Marching Band 2.3.4. Timers-. 2.3. Swimming 1.2.3. Mmor N 1.2.3. Bowling 2,3.4. Major N 4; Mfricr N 2 3 Number 1; National Merit Letter of Common- v dation National Honor Society 4. Gold Schol- arship Key 4. Sdver Scholarship Key 3, White Honor Certificate 2. Purple Honor Certificate JACOBS, CARY Concert Band I.2.3.4. Marcning Bond 1.2.3.4, Jazz Ensemble 1.2.3.4, intermediate Bor ; 1. Orchestra 2.3.4, F B L A 3; Current Events 3.4, Basketbal Pep Band 1.2.3.4, Jinois State Scholarship Semifinaiist 4, Silver Scholarship Key 4. White Honor Certificate 1.2 Purple Honor Certificate 3, German Award 2 ME A All-District Band 3. IMEA Ail-State Band 3. Stu- dent Production Band 2.3.4, Musical Orches tra 3,4 NEOT Letter of Commendation 2. Bronze Scholarship Key 3 JAVIER, ED Key Club 4. Basketball 1.2.3.4 Mmor N. Major N; Co-Captain, White Honor Certificate 2.3 JEAN, BROCK Student Senate EPAC 2. Appeals Board 2. Student Congress 3.4. infinity Limited 3.4 Football 4; Major N JENSEN, MICHAEL Newspaper 3.4; Sports Editor 4 Baseball 1.2.3.4, Number 1. Mmor N 2.3. Major N 4. Basketba ' .2.3; Number 1. Minor N 2.3. Soc- cer 1.2. Number 1. Mmor N 2 KANE, RICHARD Jazz Bond 1. FootbaU 1. Wrestling 4; Mmor N 1. KARABUSH, JAY D E C A. £ Wrestling 1; White Honor Certifi- cate 3 KATZ, FERN DECA 3. Hall Monitor 1, Homecoming Com- mittee 2; Key Club 1.2 KAZMIEROWICZ, CHRIS Leaders Gym 2.3.4; Girls Varsity Ckjb 2.3.4. Treasurer 4. Girls Basketball 1.2.3.4, Minor N 1.2.3. Major N 4. Softball 1.2.3.4. Minor N 1. Major N 2.3.4; Volleyball 1.2,3.4; Major N 2.3.4. A -Coference 4. MVP 4. Nationol Honor Society 3.4. Silver Key 4. White Honor Certifi- cate 4. Purple Honor Certificate 4 KEARNAN, ROBERT Baseball 2. Basketball 1; Number 1. Football 1.2.3.4. Major N 2.3.4 KERN, ERIN Musical i 2.3.4. Ticket Chairman 3.4. Cast 1.3; Drama 2,3.4; Props Chairman 2; Cast 2.3.4, Student Production 1.2.3.4. Cast 1.2.3.4. Chd- ahSs Theater 1,2.3.4; Cast 1.2.3.4. Chamber Choir 3,4; Choral Board 4. Secretary 4. Girls Ensemble 1. Madrigal Choir 4. Thespians 1,2.3.4; 25 point award 2; 50 point award 3. 75 point award 3. 88 Thespians Points. Bronze Key 4. White Honor Certificate 1.2: Purple Honor Certificate 3.4 Hebrew Culture Award 1.2.34 KESSLER, JORI Theatre Crew 1.2; White Honor Certificate 3. Purple Honor Certificate 4 KEUR, LESLEY Intermediate Band 1. Marching Band 1.2. Concert Band 2 KIM, CHUHYON International 3.4; Chess 3. Math 3. Art 2.3, Gymnastics 2; Soccer 3; Major N 3 Center Half-back; White Honor Certificate 2.3. Purple Honor Certificate 2.3 KIM, HYUNHO Art Club 3.4, Green Thumb Club 1. Dance Club 4 Homecoming Committee 1.2.3; In- vestment Club 4. Spanish Club 1.2; Class Cabinet 1.2.3. Business Leaders Club 4. Vol- leyball 1. Number 1; Minor N 1. Archery 2. Minor N 2. Silver Key 4. White Honor Certifi- cate 3 KIM, KWAN Chess Club 3. Soccer 2.3; Silver Key 4 white Honor Certificate 2.3; Purple honor Certifi- cate 1 KLEIN, MARCIA Class Board 1.2. Treasurer 2. Softball 2; Num- ber 2 Minor N 2; Second Base and Outfield. KLIMA, KATHERINE Debate Team 1; National Forensics Leogue 1: Student Leadership Training 2. Caliope 3.4. Leaders Gym 3.4; National Honor Society 3.4; White Honor Certificate 1,2.3; Purple Honor jSertificate 2; Bronze Key 3. KO, HEESOOK Swimming i. Minor N 1; White Honor Certifi- cate 1.2.3; Purple Honor Certificate 2.3. Bronze Key 4 KODROS, PAUL Creative Thinking Club 3.4. National Honor Society 3.4; Siver Key 3; Purple Honor Certifi- cate 1,2,3.4. Bronze Key 2. KOENIG, BRANDON N. Club 3.4. Baseball 1,2.4. Number 1. Minor N 2; Major N 4. Captain 1.2. Basketball 1.2.3.4, Number 1. Mrior N 2. Major N 3.4. Footba 1.2.3.4. Number 1. Minor N 2; Major N 3,4. Captam 1, MVP 2. White Honor Certificate 2.3.4 KOGAN, MICHAEL Students For Israel 1.2.3,4. Treasurer 2. Cur- rent Events Club 2.3.4. Future Business Leod- ers Club 3.4. National Honor Society 3.4. Gold Key 4. Bronze Key 2; Silver Key 3 White Honor Certificate 1: Purple Honor Certificate 3.4 is rae« National Cultural Exor UKjldfm 12.34 Knots State Scholar 4 KOMINSKY, JILL Ca-upe. 12.3.4. Editor. 2.3.4: National Honor Society. 3.4 Timers Club 1 Class Boar a 3 4 Treasurer. 4 Gymnast 1 Manager Na- tional Merit Letter otCommendation, 2. Silver Scholarship Key 4, White Honor Certificate. 12. Purple Ponor Certificate. 2.3.4 Bronze ScholarsWp Key. 3; NEDT Letter of Commen- dat on KONSTANTELLOS, STELLA Had Monitor 2. Softball 2 Mmor N 2 KOST, JERALD Debate Club 3. Baseball 1 Basketball 1 Soc- cer 12.3. Minor N 2. Major N 3 «knots State Scholarship Semitinakst. National Honor Soci- ety 3.4, Slver tojoiarshtp Key 3 Purple Hpnor Certificate 12.3.4 KOZUCH, DAVID Survival Club 3; Leaders Gym 2.3.4; Football 1. Numeral 1 Golf 2. Mmor N 2. Gymnastics 12.3.4, Major N 2.3.4. White Honor Certificate 12.3. KRAMER, JANICE ettes 3.4. Homecoming Committee 2.3.4. 1 asurer 4. Class Board 12.3.4. Secretary 2. Aurons Dance Club 12.3. National Honor So- ciety 3 4. «knots State Scholarship Semitinakst. Bronze Scholarship Key 3. Silver Scholarship Key 3. Gold Scholarship Key 4 Purple Honor Certificate 1.2.3.4. NEDT Letter of Commen- dation 2 KRING, KENNETH Swimmmg 1.2.3.4 KRUIT, PAUL Baseball 1.2.3. Numeral 1 Mmor N 2 Major N 3. Soccer 12.3.4. Numeral 1 Mmor N 2. Major N 3.4 LANER, SUSAN Bronze Scholars ! Key 2. Skver Scholarship Key 3. Gold SchoiarsfUfcey 4’ National Honor Society 3.4 Key Club? Class Board 12.3.4 Cotkope 4 LANGSAM, ALAN Baseball 12. Mmor N 2. Captam 1 Soccer i LANNO, JACQUELINE Track 3 Bowling 2. National Honor Society 3.A Bronze Scholarship Key 2. Silver Scholar- ship Key 3. Gold Scholarship Key 4. LAU, THOMAS Magic Club 1 'ntermediate Band i Marching Ban Goj il. Numeral 1. Minor N2, Major N 4 Certificate 12.3 4 Nknois State Scholarship Semifmatist LEVY, ROBERT Key Club 4: Student Leaderstflp Program 3 |Tem 2.3.4. Whit© Honor C©rtif cate 12 Honor-Certificate 3 LEBOVITZ, MITCHELL Peer Group Leadey3. Discussion Group 4 Concert Bana 3.4. intermediate Band 1.2; ,077 Band 3 Marchmg Bond 1.2.3.4. Students For Israel 3.4 Cross Country 13,4. Minor N 1. Mapr N 3 Golf 2. Mmor N 2. Track 12.3. Nu- meral 1 MmorN 1 Mkxx N 2; Bronze Scholar- ship Key 3 LEEB, JEFFREY investment Club 12.3 4. Current Events Club 3.4 Futur - business Leaders Club 4. Newspa- per 3 Basebqp. Mmor N 2 Illinois State Schol- arship Semifinfljfet 4 LEVINE, ALAN N Club 4 FootbdH 12,3.4. Numeral 1 Mmor N 2. Mapr N 3.4. All Conference 3. Captam 4 LEVIN, JOLENE Varsity Club 4 eaders’ Gym 2.3,4. Basketball 1 Major N 1 Manager I ; cowling 2.3.4 Minor N 2. Mapr N 3.4. White 'onor Pen t,cate 12.3.4. Bronze Scholarship Hey 3 LEVIN, KAREN Students For isroei 2.3.4, Vice President 3 Computer Club 2. Debate Team 3.4 Foren- sics 4 National Forensics Leogue 3 4. National Honor Society 3.4. Student Leadership Peer Counseling 3.4, National Merit Letter of Com- mendation. Bronze Scholarship Key 1 Silver Scholarship Key 3 Purple Honor Certificate 12.3. Century Hi Leoders 4 Aids m Depart- mental Servpe Award 3. NEDT Letter of Com- mendation 2 iHmois State Scholarship Serrofm- afist LEVIN, RICHARD Student Congress 3.4. President 4 Computer Club 1.2. School Government 4 Spanish Club 4 Soccer l Hlino� $ State Scholarship Serrafma- Nst. Silver Scholarship Key 3 Gold Scholarship Key 4. White Honor Certificate 1,2.3; Purple Honor Certificate 4 LEVY, PAULINE Cheeneading 12.3.4. Homecommg Commit- tee 3.4. Pep Assembly Chairperson 4. Leoders Gym 3.4; Girl’s Varsity Club 3.4. Secretary 4. Nat onal Honor Society 3.4 Newspaper Car- toonist 3.4. D ECA 4. Class Board 3.4. Senior Showcase 4. Quill and Scrok 4. Gymnastics 1. Track 2,3.4. Mapr N 2.3.4 1 Thespian Point Bronze Scholarship Key 2. Siver Scholarship Key 3. Gold Schotarshp Key 4 Purple Honor LEWIS, DANIEL Infinity Limited (Me Club) 12.3 4 Calliope $ ■ National Honor x:iety 3.4. Purple Honor Certificate. Bronze : cnoiarship Key 2 Silver choiarship Key 3.sNationai Merit Letter of Corrvnendation LIBERMAN, JAY Concert Band 2.3,4. Intermea :te Band i Marching Band 12.3.4. Orchestra 2.3 v :a Club 12; Stage Band 2.3. Baseball 1 Nur; 1 Football 1 Numeral 1 8 Thespian Por • LIEBERMAN, ALISON Cheerieodmg 12.3.4 Captam 2.4, Clcs Board 1,2. Dance Club 1 Homecommg Con mittee 2.3.4. Chairman 3. Dtector 4. Home coming Court 4. School Government 4 Stu dent Congress 4 Student Leadership 3 4 White Honor Certificate LIEBOVITZ, DAVID Debate Team 1 Concert Band 1. Marching Bond 1 iwnois State Scholarship Serrofinatist 4 National Merit Semitmakst National Honor So- ciety 3.4 Silver Schotarshp Key 3. Gold Schol- arship Key 4. White Honor Certificate 12.3.4 NEDT Letter of Commendation. American Chemical Society Contest Honorable Men ton 2 LIESKE, BRANT Tennis 12.3.4. Major N 2. Captam 2. Wrestling 1 Mmor N 1 White Honor Certificate LIPMAN, KEITH Yeorbook 4. Football 1 Wrestling 1 LLENZA, ROSEMARY Transtered from Stevenson High School. New York. 1979. Office Education Association 4 Spanish Club 2. Calkope 2, Track 12.4 Nu- meral 1 LOFTUS, TIM Leaders’ Gym 2.3.4. Basketball 12.3. Numeral 1 Mmor N 2. Major N 3. White Honor Certifi- cate Purple Honor Certificate LUX, NANCY Office Occupotons 4 SoftbaH 12. Swimmmg 12 LYONS, CYNTHIA Homecommg Committee 3.4. Chairmon 4 Leaders' Gym 3.4. National Honor Society 3.4. Vikettes 4. Class Board 1.2.3.4, Varsity Ckjb 3.4. Key Club 4. Track 1.2.3,4. Minor N 1 Major N 2.3.4. Bronze Scholarship Key 2. Silver Schol- arship Key 3. Gold Scholarship Key 4. Purple Honor Certificate 1.2.3.4. NEDT Letter of Commendation MALITZ, STEVE Gymnastics. 1.2.3.4. Minor N 1. Major N 2.3.4, Varsity All Conference. 2. State. 3. White Honor Certificate MANDRONIS, GEORGE Marching Band 1. Intermediate Bond 1; D.E.C.A. 4. Wrestling 1. Number 1. National Honor Society 4 MANNING, JULIE Varsity Club 3.4; Leader's Gym 3.4. Class Board 3; Homecoming Committee 4; Cross- country 2.3.4. Major N 2.3.4, All Conference 3. Captat 4. Silver Scholarship Key 4; White Honor Certificate 3; Purple Honor Certificate 3. MARGULES, DAN Choral Union 1.2; Chamber Choir 3. Musical 1.2.4, House Manager 2; Drama 3. House Manager 3; Student Production 1.2. Materials Board 2. MARK, USA Dance Club 1. White Honor Certificate 2.3; Purple Honor Certificate 3 mcintosh, james Baseball 1.2.3.4, Number 1. Minor 2. Major N 3.4.. Basketball 1.2. Number 1. Minor N 2. Football 1.2.3,4. Number 1. Minor N 2. Major N 3.4, MEISTER, SUZANNE Cheerleading 1,2.3.4. Co-Captain 2; Auroris 1.2.3.4. President 2. Show Coordinator 3.4, Homecoming Committee 2.3.4. Co-chairman of Dance 4. Key Club 3.4, National Honor So- ciety 3.4; Track 2.3,4, Major N 2,3.4. Binois State Scholarship SemrfinaSst; Bronze Scholar- ship Key 2. Silver Scholarship Key 3; Gold Scholarship Key 4, Purple Honor Certificate 1.2.3.4 MELTZER, HAL Chess Club 4. Inespian Club 1.2.3.4; Aero- nautics Club 1. 50 Thespian Points Hinas State Scholarship Semifinal; National Ment $emi- finalist. National Honor Society 3.4; SHver Scholarship Key 3. White Honor Certificate. Bronze Key 2. MENDOZA, JUDY Saga 3.4. Section Edita 4. MEYERS, RONA Aurais 2.3.4. Secretay 3. Student Congress Homeroom Representative 4. Purple Honor Certificate 3. White Hona Certificate 1. Bronze Scholarship Key 4. MHOON, HYUNJOO Sophomore Cabinet 2. Art Club 3. Aurosis 4. President 4. investment Club 4. Future Busi- ness Leader s Club 4. Math Club 4. Volleyball 2. Mina N. Illinois State Scholarship Semi-fina- list. Bronze Scholarship Key 4. White Honor Certificate. Purple Honor Certificate MIKELL, TERRY Baseball 2. Mina N 2; Soccer 1.3,4. Major N 3,4. White Honor Certificate. MILLER, MARK Concert Bond 1.2.3A Band Board 4; Jazz Band 1.2.3.4. Maching Band 1.2.3.4, Orches- tra 1.2.3,4; Pit Orchestra 1.2.3.4 MIRICANYAN, SIBIL Timers Club 1.2; Freshman Class Board 1, Sophomae Class Board 2, Bddmmton 1.2. Number 1. Maja N 2. Swimming 1.2. Mina N 1. Major N 2. MORRIS, HILAURY Girls Ensemble 1. Auroris 1.2.4; Chaus 2; Tech- nical Services Club 3.4; Computer Club 4. Swimming 1. Musical 1.2.3. Student Procfcjc- tion 2. One Acts 4 Silver Scholaship Key: White Honor Certificate; Purple Hona Certifi- cate. MOY, JAMES Chess Club Infinity Limited 2: N Club 3.4. Ten- nis 1.2.3.4. Number 1. Mina N 2. Major N 3.4, National Merit Letter of Commendation. Na- tional Honor Society 3.4. Gold Scholarship Key 4 Silver Scholaship Key 3. Bronze Scholarship Key 2; White Hona Certificate 3; Purple Hona Certificate 1,2.3,4, NEDT Letter of Commen dation 2. MOY, NANCY Freshman Cabine 1. Sophomae Cabinet 2. Investment Club 4. Costumes Crew 2. Future Business Leaders 4. International Club 4. Track 1. Mina N 1. Bowling 1. Minor N 1; Archery 1. Mma N 1 MYERSON, CARA Girls Ensemble 1; Aurais Dance Club 1.2.3.4. National Hona Society 3.4; Makeup Crew 1. Props 2. Bronze Scholarship Key 2 3urple Hon- or Certificate 1.2.3. White Honor Certificate 2.3 NACHBIN, MARK Debate 1.2. Forensics 1; National Forensics League 1.2. White Hona Certificate 1.2,3, Purple Honor Certificate 3. Bronze Scholaship Key. 2. NADAMURA, CAROL Aurais Dance Club 1.2.3. Hall Monita 2.3.4. Silver Scholarship Key 4, White Hona Certifi cate 1,2.3; Purple Honor Certificate 1.2.4 Bronze Scholarship Key. 2 NEULANDER, ANDREW Student Leadership 3.4, Soccer 2.3.4. Mina N 2.3. Maja N 4. Wrestling 1. Number 1. White Hona Certificate 4 NOVIT, JERRY Chess Club 1,2.3; Model Club 1.2.3. President 3. Vice-President 2. Creative Cooking C iut 4. Siver Scholaship Key 3. White Hona Cerfffi cate 3. Purple Honor Certificate NUSINSON, SHARI Technical Services Club 1.2.3. Class Board 1.2.3.4. Computer Club 1.2.3.4; Ski Club 1.2. Spanish Club 1. Leoders Gym 3.4; Vasity Club 2.3.4. Newspaper 2,3.4, Qmfl And Scroll 3.4. Bowling 1.2.3.4. Mina N 1. Maja N 2.3.4. All Conference 3. District Winner 2. Tennis 1.2.3.4. Minor N 1.2,3. Major N 4. Second in Conference 3. Third in Conference 4. iHmois State Scholarship Semlfinatet National Hona Society 3.4. Gold Scholaship Key 4. Silver Scholaship Key 3. Purple Hona Certificate. Nasecapades 2. Chfcfren's Theater 2. OETTINGER, JULIE Leaders Gym 3.4. Concert Bana 12. Mach- ing Band 1.2. National Honor Society 3.4. Var-d Sity Club 4; Basketball 1.2. Minor N 1,2. Softball 12.3.4. Minor N 1.2. Major N 3. Tennis 1.3, Mina N 1.3: Bowling 3.4. Mapr N 3,4. Rna$: State Scholarship Semffinafaf National Merit Letter of Commendation; Gold Schotarsnip Key 4. Silver Scholarship Key 3 White Hona Certificate 1. Purple Hona Certificate, Bronze Scholarship Key OLIFF, REED Bicycle Club 2. Soccer 1; Tennis 1; Wresting 1.2 OLSEN, KRISTIN White Honor Certificate 2.3. PARK, JUNG AH Chamber Choir 3. Chorus 3. Medical Club 4. International Club 4. Art Club 4. Purple Hona Certificate 3.4 PATEL, UMA Transfered from Wesf Leyden High School 1979. Internationa Club 2.3,4 PATRIARCA, RINA International Club 2.3.4, Vice President 3. President 4 Medical Club 4; Caliope 4, Saga 4 Spanish Club 3,4. Forensics 2; Track 2.3. Purple Honor Certificate 1.3; White Honor Certificate 3. PECK, BONNIE Choral Union 2; Girts Ensemble 1. H.E.R.O 4 PECK, USA Girls Ensemble 1. National Honor Society 3.4. Yearbook 4. International Club 2 Norseca- pades Costumes Crew 1. Ski Club 1 Illinois State Scholar 4: Gold Scholarship Key 3. Silver Scholarship Key 3 Bronze Scholarship Key 2 PENN, CHARLES Concert Band 1; Intermediate Band 1. Jazz Band 1. Student Congress 1.2.3. FootbaH 1: Tenms 1.2.3.4. Minor N 2. Major N 3.4. White Honor Certificate. Purple Honor Certificate. PENNER, DAVID Students for Israel 1.2.3.4; Future Business Leaders 3.4. Secretary 4. Purple Honor Certifi- cate 3.4. Israeli Culture Award 1,2.3.4, Bronze Scholarship Key 3. PERKINS, LYLE Baseball 1. Track 2.3.4, Minor N 2. Major N 3.4 PERKINS, ROBERT Magic Club 1. Secretary 1. Dungeons and Dragons Club 2.3; Co-President 3 Thespians 2.3.4; Silver Scholarship Key 4 Musical 1.2.3.4 Drama 2.4. Director 4 Student Production 1.2.3. Children's Theatre 1.2.4. Director 2; One Act Plays 4. Director PERLMAN, NEIL Chess Club 1.2.3.4, President 4; Computer [Club 2.3.4. Magic Club 1.2; Bicycle Club 3. I National Merit Letter of Commendation. Sil- ver Scholarship Key 4 White Honor Certifi- cate 1.2.3d Purple Ftonor Certificate;. 1.2.3. Bronze Scholarship Key 3. iihnotf State Scholar ship Commbion Certificate of Merit PETERSON, KATHRYN White Honor Certificate 2. Purple Honor Certi- ficate 3 PEURYE, MARC Thespians 1.2. Key Club PHILLIPS, DAVID Calliope 1.2.3.4. Editor 2 3.4. Spanish Club 2.3; National Honor Society 3.4. Illinois State Schol- arship Sermfinahst National Mer t Semifinalist. Silver Scholarship Key 3 White Honor Certifi- cate 1 Purple Honor Certificate 1,2.3 Bronze Scholarship Key 2. PILCHEN, IRA Students for Israel 1.2,3.4. Technis 1.2; Thespi- ans 2. National Honor Society 3.4. Newspaper 4. Cross Country 1; Gold Scholarship Key 4. Purple Honor Certificate 3.4. Bronze Key 2 Illinois State Scholar. Northern Hknois Industrial Arts Exhibit Award. Triton College Graphic Arts A word. National Hebrew Culture Council Award Gold Pin. White Honor Certificate 1 PRENDERGAST, CHERYL Freshman Cabinet 1; Sophomore Cabinet 2. Committee Chairman 2. Badminton 2. Minor N 2. Tennis 2 Minor N 2. White Honor Certifi- cate 3.4 RABIN, BARRY Wrestling 1 Number 1. Ilinois State Scholarship Semifinalist 3. National Honor Society 3.4. Gold Scholarship Key 4. Silver Scholarship Key 3; Purple Honor Certificate 1.2.3,4. REICH, MIRIAM Girts Ensemble 1; Choral Union 2 Chamber Choir 3.4. Junior Class Board 3. White Honor Certificate 1. REZWIN, BETH Cheerteading 1.2; Dance Club 1.4; Vikettes 3.4; White Honor Certificate 3.4 RODIN, SIMONE Class Board 1.2; Key Club 3,4 President 4. Newspaper 3.4 Qmll and Scrol 3.4. National Honor Society 4. linois State Scholarship Se- miflnaiist 4. Bronze Scholarship Key 3; Silver Scholarchip Key 4. White Honor Certificate 1 Purple Honor Certificate 3. ROSING, LAUREL Varsity Club 2.3.4 President 4. Leaders Gym 2,3.4 Basketbal 1,2.3.4 Major N 2.3.4 Minor N 1. Softball 12.3.4 Major N 12.3.4 All Confer- ence 3.4 Volleyball 1.2.3 Ma or N 3 Minor N 12 ROSTOWSKY, JOE Transfer from Catholic Central: Basebal 1.2. Purple Honor Certificate 3.4. ■ — ROTHCHILD, LISA Debate Team 1. National Forensics League 1 School Government 4. Bronze Scholarship Key 3; Siver Scholarship Key 4 White -Jonor Certificate 3; Purple Honor Certificate 3 RUBENS, ALLISON Basketball 1 Minor N 1; Swimming 2. Minor N 2. Purple Honor Certificate 2 RUO, WINNIE Orchestra 12.3.4 Board member 2.3. Interna- tional Club 2.3.4 President 3; Student Leader- ship Club 3 A. Not pool Honor Society 3.4. Na- tional Merit Letter Commendation 3. Silver Scholarship Key 3;'Pupe Honor Certificate'' 1.2.3; Goethe institute ward 2.3. German Regional Award 3: HSA Music Compet ‘ion- first place 12.3. Bronze $c rsnip Key 2. RYAN, MICHELLE Intermediate Band 1; Marching Bana 1: Swim- ming 1.2 Minor N 1,2; Bowimg 3 Mmor N 3; White Honor Certificate 2.3.4 SACHS, STEPHANIE Concert Orchestra 12,3.4. Treasurer 3. Cho- ral Union 2. Varsity Club 4. Technical Services Club 12.3,4; Cass Board 2.3. Conference on Older Americans. Thespians 3,4. Student Leadership 3 4. Bowling 12.3,4. Minor N 2. Major N 3; Musical 2.3.4. Properties Chairman 4. Drama 1; Student Production 4. Make-Up Chairman; One Acts 4. National Honor Soci- ety 4. Silver Scholarship Key 4. White Honor Certificate 2; Purple Honor Certificate 1.3.4; Bronze Scholarship Key 3. Most improved'' Bowling Trophy 3, IBinois High School Associ- ation Solo Contest. First Division Rating 3; I.H.S.A. Ensemble Contest 1.3; Viking of the Week 1.2. SALENGER, JEFF Footbal 1; Golf 4 SANTACRUZ, IVAN Basebal 12.3,4. Numeral 1. Minor N 2. Major N 3.4. Basketball 1.2. Numeral 1 Minor N 2; Soc- cer 12.3.4. Numeral 1. Minor 2. Major N 3.4 SAUNDERS, MINDY Dance Club 2. Class Board 12.3; White Honor Certificate Purple Honor Certificate. SCHACK, VICKI Intermediate Band 1 Marching Band 1. Bowl- ing 1.2. Numeral 1. Minor N 12. Trock 1. Major N 1. Bronze Scholarship Key 4. Silver Scholar- ship Key 4. Wn.te Honor Certificate 1. Purple Honor Certificate 1 SCHADEN, SUSAN Student Congress 3 Norsecapades 2; Soph- omore Class Bocrd 2, Bowling 3. White Honor Certificate 12.3; Purple Honor Certificate 2. Bronze Key 3. SCHAEFFER, TAMMY D E C.A 4. Homecoming Committee 12.3; Da� Board 1.2.3. School Government 1,2; Student -eodership 3 Gymnastics 1. Track 1.2; Purpe Honor Certificate. SCHLOSS, ERIC Socce' 2.3.4. Minor N 2: Major N 4 Baseball 1.2; Number 1 White Honor Certificate 1.2.3.4 Bronze Key 3. Silver Key 4 SCHRAIBER, STEVEN Debate Team 1.2 Forensics 1.2. National For- ensics league 1.2.3 4. National Honor Society 3.4 Soccer V Numeral 1. Silver Scholarship Key 4. White Honor Certificate 1.2. Purple Honor Certificate 3 SCHWARTZ, JILL Class Board 2.3.4 Freshman Orientation 4. Key Club 4 Student Congress 4. Student Ap- peals Board 4 D E C A 4. Homecoming Com- mittee 4. Alumni Brunch 4 SELDIN. MICHAEL Spanish Club 1. Swimming 1. Numeral 28. Mi- nor N 1. White Honor Certificate 1.2 SIBUL, MARK National Honor Society 3.4. Chess Club 2.3. Infinity Unlimited 2.3 4 Basebal 1.2 Basketball 1. Soccer 1.2.3.4. Minor N 3. Major N 4 mmois State Scholarship Semifinalist 4 National Merit Semifmalist 4 National Honor Society 3,4 Gold Scholarship Key 4. Sdver Scholarship Key 3. Purple Honor Certificate 1.2,3.4. Bronze Key 2. Illinois State Scholar 4. NEDT letter of Com- mendation 2 SIEGEL, STEVE Leaders Gym 2.3.4 SIGNER, DEBRA Term 1.2; White Honor Certificate SILVER, LORI Student leadership Training 1.2; Class Board 1.2.3.4. Treasurer 3. Secretary 4. Commen- cent Honor Guard 3. National Honor Society 3.4. Illinois State Scholarship Semifinalist 4 Sil- ver Scholarship Key 3: White Honor Certifi- cate i Purple Honor Certificate 2.3 SILVER, MATHEW Thespians 2.3 4; Chamber Choir 4. Choral Union 4. Leaders Gym 2.3.4. PA Announcer 4 Football 2. Minor N 2. Soccer 1. Track 1. Musi- cal 2.3.4; Drama 3.4. Student Production 3.4, Direction 4. One Acts 4, All State Production 4 SINGER, KAREN Girts Ensemoie 1. Choral Unon 2. Chamber Choir 3,4. international Club 1.2,3. Secretary 2. Forensics 2.4 Spamsn Club 1.2.3.4, Home- coming 3. Swimming 2.4. Mmor N 2.4. Musical 1 2.3.4. Drama 1.3. Student Production i 2.3.4. Children's Theatre 3. One Acts 4 SLAMOWITZ, BONNIE Sk, Club 2. SMALL, DAVID Newspaper 3. St jent Congress 4 Interna- tional Club 2.3.4 Tattiope 2. SLOVIN, STANFORD Theater Musicals 1.2.3.4 Norsecapades 1.2.3.4. Debate Team 3, Technical Service Oub 1.2.3. Soccer 1.2 3.4. Number 1. Mmor N 3 Major N 4. Silver Scholarship Key 4. White Honor Certificate 3. Purple Honor Certificate 4 SMASON, JANET Yearbook 4. Section Editor 4. National Honor Society 3.4 PA Announcer 4 Thespians 2.3.4 Techms, TSC 2.3, Musical 2.3 Costumes Chairman 3. Drama 2,3.4. Student Production 2.3.4. Program Chairman 3. One Acts 2.4. Na- tional Merit Serrvfmahst, National Honor Soci- ety. Silver Scholarship Key 4 Pu'Dle Honor Certificate 1.2.3.4 Bronze Pin 2 SMITH, LOIS Auroris 3. Vikettes 4 Gymnas cs 1.2. Mnor N 1. White Honor Certificate 1 SMOLEN, ALAN Chamber Choir 3.4. Concert Band 1.2.3. azz Band 1.2.3. Marching Band 1.2.3 Orchestra 1.2.3; Stage Band 1.2,3. Students for Israel 1 2.3.4. White Honor Certificate 1.2,3. Purple Honor Certificate 2,3 SOEHN, CHRISTOPHER Concert Band 2.3.4, Jazz Band 2.3.4. National Honor Society 3.4. Orchestra 3 Silver Scholar- ship Key 3. White Honor Certificate 2. Purple Honor Certificate 3.4 SOLO, ORLANDO Gold Honor Certificate Bronze Honor Pin 3. Silver Honor 4 SPERLING, HELENE Class Board i.2.3.4. President 3. Homecoming Committee 3. Key Club 3. White Honor Certi- ficate 1.3 Purple Honor Certificate 2. SPERLING, STACY D E C A 4, Class Board 1.2.3; Student Leader- ship Program 2.3.4, Tennis 1.2.3. Mmor N 2.3. White Honor Certificate 1.2.3.4 SPITZ, MIKE Math Club 1.2 Debate Team 3. Computer Club 1. Student Congress 3. Carousel Crew 2, Swimming 1.2. Numeral 1. Minor N 2. White Honor Certificate 1 STEEGMUELLER, RICHARD Gymnastics 1.2. Minor N 2. White Honor Certi- ficate STERN, JAY Chamber Choir 3.4, Thespians 1.2,3.4 Madri- gal Choir 1.2.3 4 Choral Union 1,2. Musical 1.2.4 Drama 4 Student Production 1.2.3. Chil- dren's Theatre 4. State Vocal Award 3.4 STERN, SCOTT Leader’s Gym 2.3.4, Wrestling 1.2.3.4, Num ber 1. Minor N 2. Major N 3 Captom 1 SUAREZ, MONICA international Club 1.2; Swimming 1.2. Numeral 1. Minor N 2 SUGARMAN, NANCY Cheerleading 2. Vfcettes 3.4. Captain 4. Re- flections 1. Leaders Gym 2. White Honor Cer- tificate 1.2.3; Purple Honor Certificate 4 SUMNER, JEFF Thespians 1.2.34, Thespian President 4 Marching Band 1. Chamber Choir 4. Musical 1.2.3.4; Drama 1.2.3. Student Production 1.2.3.4, Assistant Choreographer 2.3. Chor- eographer 4. Children's Theater 1.2.3. One Acts 1.2.3.4. Director 4. 130 Thespian Points SUSHINSKI, JANET Class Board 1.2.3.4 Treasurer 1. Co-secretary 4 Aerobics 4. Homocoming 3.4. Chairman 4. Auroris Dance 3.4, Treasurer 3. Vice-presi- dent 4. Student Leadership 2.3; Leader's Gym 2,3.4. Basketball 1. Minor N 1; Softball 1. Mmor N 1 Whit© Honor Certificate 4 SUTKER, HOWARD Soccer 1.2.3.4. Numeral 1. Minor N 2.3. Major N 4. Al-Conference 4. National Honor Society 3, Silver Scholarship Key 3. White Honor Certi- ficate 1. Purple Honor Certificate 1 SWEDBERG, ANDREW Jazz Band 1.2; Marchmg Band 1.2.3. Concert Band 1.2; Basketball 1.2.3.4. Numeral 1, Minor N 2.3. Major N 4. Soccer 2.3.4, Minor N 2.3. Major N 4. Captain 4. Al-Conference 4 White Honor Certificate 1 SZTAPKA, TERI Varsity Club 3.4. Leader’s Gym 2.3.4, SoftbaH 3.4, Mmor N 3. Major N 4. Volleyball 1.2.3.4, Minor N 1.2. Major N 3.4, Al Conference 4. White Honor Certificate 1,2.3. Bronze Key 4 TANIMOTO, ERI Freshmen Class Board 1 Student Leadership 3.4 Volleyball 1.2.3.4. Numeral 1. Minor N 2.3. Major N 3. Best Team Member 2. Whit© Honor Certificate 3.4 Purple Honor Certificate 3.4 Umois State Scholarship Semifinalst TEPPER, DANIEL Leaders' Gym 2.3.4. Key Club 4. Gymnast cs 1.2.3.4, Numeral 1. Mmor N 2. Major N 3. Wres- tftng 3, Moior n 3. National Honor Society 3.4 Sliver Scholarship Key White Honor Certifi- cate 1; Per pie Honor Certificate 2.3.4. TRUE, ALAN Student l eadership 2.3; Compute' Club 2; Freshmen Orientation Guide 3.4: Ski Club 1.2, Soccer 3. Numeral 1. Major N 3; Wh ’e Honor Certificate 1,2.3. NEDT Letter of Cor mendo- tion 2. UMANSKY, JAY Model Club 3. Marching Band 12.3 VINER, CHERYL Auroris 1,2 Office Occupations Club 4. Lead- er’s Gym 3. White Honor Certificate 3. Purple Honor Certificate 3 WAGMAN, MICHAEL Footoal 1,2.3,4. Numeral 76. Major N. Track 1.2: Wrestling 1 WAGNER, MICHAEL N Club 3.4. Key Club 4 Basketball 1,2. Numer- al 1. Minor N 2. Football 2.3.4 Minor N 2. Major N 3.4. Track 2,3.4. Minor N 2. Major N 3.4. National Honor Society 3,4. Silver Scholarship Key 3 Gold Scholarship Key 4. Purple Honor Certificate 1.2.3.4 Illinois State Scholarship Semlfinalst WAGNER, LINDA Auroris 1.2.3.4 Cheerleading 4. Gymnastics 1.2 WALENS, RONNEE Girts Ensemble 1. Choral Union 2. Chamber Choir 3.4 Cheerteadng 3. Soccer 2.3. Man- ager Musical 2.3 WARSHAWSKY, STEVEN Technical Services Club 1.2.3. Vice President 2; National Forensics League 3; Forensics Congress 3; Thespian Society 1.2,3.4. Musical 1.2. Asst Light Chapman 1. Sound Crew Chairman 2; Drama 1.2.3. Construction Chair- man 2,3. Student Productior. 1.2.3. Lighting Chairman 2. Set Designer 3. Cyclorama De- signer 3. Children's Theatre 1.2. Asst Carpen- ter 1. Asst Stage Manage 2. Lighting Design 2. Best Crew Member i White Honor Certifi- cate 3 Purple Honor Certificate 1 WEBER, JOSEPH Students For Israel 2.3 Student Government 1.2. Hall Council 1. Freshman Orientation Guide 2. Ski Club 1.2. Senior Showcase 4. Norsecapades 4. Baseball 1. Numeral 1; Soc- cer 2 3. Minor N 2. Major N 3. White Honor Certificate 1.2. Purple Honor Certificate 3. Bronze Scholarship Key 3 WEBSTER, TOM Baseball 12.3.4. Numeral 1, Minor N2. Major N 3 r.m i WEINER, SHARYN Choral Union 2.3. Chamber Chor 4. White Honor Certificate. WEINSTEIN, JORDAN Debate Team 2 National Merit Semir oust; National Honor Society 3.4. Silver Schc ship Key 3. Purple Honor Cetificate Award 1.2.3. ' JEDT WEIS, DAWN National Honor Society 3.4; Silver Scholarship Key 4. Bronze Scholarship Key 2; White Honor Certificate. Purple Honor Certificate WELBORN, DEBRA Ski Club 1 WHITSON, SUSAN Transferred from Lincoln High School 2. Tala- nassee. Florida. Marching Band Pep Squad 1. Spanish Club 2 Hall Monitor 3 WITTENSTEIN, HARRELL Student Leadership 3.4; Gym Leader 3.4 Football 12.3.4. Minor N 3. Major N 4. Most Valuable Player 2; Track 12.3.4. Minor N 2. Major N 3.4 White Honor Certificate 2. Purple Honor Certificate 3. WOLF, ROBERT German Exchange Program 3. Baseball 1 Nu- meral 1 Basketball 1 Numeral 1 Wrestling 2. Minor N 2. White Honor Certificate 13 WONG, MICHAEL Current Events Club 2.3.4. Yearbook 4, Sec- tion Editor 4. Marching Bond 1 Intermediate Band 1 Wrestling 1 Numeral 1 Silver Scholar- ship Key 4. Purple Honor Certificate 3 Blue Honor Certificate 1. Bronze Key 3 YUSEN, ROGER Concert Band 12.3.4. Jazz Band 12.3.4. Na- tional Honor Society 3.4. Marching Band 12.3,4. Orchestra 12. Stage Band 12.3.4 Band Board 4.2: Student Production 12.3,4 Summer Theatre 4. Musical 3,4. Golf 3.4. Soc- cer 1. Numeral ' Tennis 12. Numeral 1 Mmor N 2. Illinois State Scholarship Semifinaitst A Gold Scholarship Key 4. Silver Schokrship Key3. White Honor Certificate 1 Purple Honor Certificate 2.3.4 ZARLIN, PAULA Class Board 1.3. Tennis 12.3. Minor N 12.4, White Honor Certificate 3.4 ZEAL, GARY Thespians 12.3.4 Technical Services Ckjb 12.3. Vice Presdent 3. Orches - ; 12. Com- puter Dub 12,4. Concert Bonn: ‘,2; Fall May 12.3. Chairmen 2.3. Lighting 2. No'seco- p ides 12.3. Chairman 2,3 Sr hg Musical 1.2.3. Chapman 12.3. Lighting D jns 2; Chi- drens Show 12. Chairman 1.2: M : ing Band 12. 65 Thesoian Ponts. White Hone Certifi- cate 12.3.4 H ■ ZELKOWITZ, ALAN Concert Band 2.3A. Treasurer 2.3.« Team 12.3.4. Forensics 12,3,4. Int Band 1 Jazz Band 12.3.4. Marct 12.3.4. Drum Major 2.3.4. National Forensics League 12.3,4. Orchestra 4. P A Anno .ore' 4. Stoge Bond 13.4. Director 4. Student For | Israel 4. Technical Services Club 12,3,4. Leg- islative Debate 12,3.4 V xng of the Week 3.4 Delegate to Convention H 4. Musical 1.2.3.4. Drama 2: Student Production 12,3.4. Orchestra Director 4 Children's Theatre 1 White Honor Certificate 12.3,4 ZUCKERMAN, WILLIAM technical Services Club 12.3,4, Treasurer 1 Thespians 2.3.4. Debate Team 2. Forensics 3: Computer Club 2.3. Magic Club 1 Soccer 1 Numeral 1 Tennis 14. Numeral 1 Musical 12. Assistant State Manager 2 Drama 2.3.4. Lighting Chairman 3. Student Production 12.3.4. Audio Master 2. Chidren s Theatre 12.4. Lighting Chai'man 2 256 I , 1 1 II 1 i I r i r i nr ill i r1” T 111 1 . I i I , l I i i i i I 111! .1.1. 1 I I ‘ i il l j i ■ i i 257 T ; ■ ; 1 i 1 □= i: i J r L i ' i czn ■ ■1;1� i 1 i ! i ! r 1. 1rr7 sags T l r r r-- i ; ■ ‘ i i This edition of Saga is the outcome of a tremendous amount of effort and hard work. This was an extremely rough year, and deadlines were not always met. Neverthe- less, the Saga staff has tried to produce a quality account of the '81-'82 Niles North school year. I would like to thank each staff member for writing copy, cropping pictures, identifying pictures, designing layouts, and making the pro- duction of the yearbook a more enjoyable job. Special thanks to Ms. Ellen Pierce who helped immensely with the faculty section as well as student photography. I thank our teacher end advisor, Mr. Dennis Grabowski, for his guidance and support through all of the challenges which we were faced with this year. SAGA STAFF Editor-in-Chief .................... Activities Editor .................. Occasions Editor ................... Boys Sports Editor ................. Girls Sports Editor ................ Faculty Editor ..................... Underclass Editor .................. Senior Editor ...................... Copy Editor ........................ Student Photographers ............. General Staff: .........Ellen Brazen ..... Judy Mendoza ...... Janet Smason .......Frank Sugino Felice Siegal ......... Mike Wong ........ Craig Panos .......... Marcia Lu ..........Mark Cook Mike Wong, Jeff Silver Arda Akmakjian Mitchell Bernsen Sherri Braidman David Flofstede Jung Kho ..... Hyewon Kim .. Denise Lau Eve Lavin .... Keith Lipman ..................... Michael Lisberg ...........................Laura Mozin ........................Rena Patriarca ............................Lisa Peck ......................Lauren Portugal ..........................Eric Reiner ..........................Beth Satyr ....................Debbie Stahlberg ........................Kim Yamanaka Acknowledgements: Root Studios Dennis Eder i1 1111= 1 1 1. ICI 1111 r r i i 1 1 1_L I 1 -L 1---� 25S School Board Welcomes New Members During the November 9, 1981 meeting of the District 219 Board meeting, three newly elected members were seated. Dr. Gibbs welcomes Teresa Liston; Marlene Aderman is shown fo owmg the board meeting. Nancy Cohen discusses an issue with Eric Moch. Index A Aaron. Ksa 26. 181 Aberer Susan Aom. NAchoel 201 Abraham. Abbooa Abraham. Ann� 201 Abraham, Noema Abrahamson. Karr Abraharreon. Mary 181 Abrams. Aaron Abrams. Scott 84 Abt. Frank Ackermans. Merri 201 Adachi. Ken 83 103. 181 Adams W� am Aderman Marlene 260 Aderman. Rcky 22. 30. 5d Adkxyne Angela 120. 18' Adter Doris 36. 58. 181 Adter. Eke 32 58. 116 Adter Joy 73 Adter Reed 181 Agemura. Dane� 76. 211 Aguiar. CioudkJ Aguiera. Juanrt Artken. Geneviev 211 Azeceten Howa 22. 211 Akefcan. Lena 52. 181 Akelrod. Karen 111 Akmak)an. Ardo 44. 211. 259 Akmakjan. Hasrrt 201 Al-Bac. Daniel 102 Abaugp. Daniel 211 Atxjugfi David 83 Ates. Rosatoo 181 Aiesw. Kely Atev, Benjarrm 211 Alexander Bos Alexander Steve 56 Uexander. Thomo 83. 211 Vtus. Mary 111. 160 M. Parveen 111 M. Yosmn 52. 111. 211 Alpena. Mono 120. 181 Alard. Janet Alton. Jesse Alocco, Frances Alpersten ivy II Aipen. Sharyn 108. 201 Aipner. Elen 181 Apner. Jenrvfe 201 Alport. Joel 201 Amel Negar Ament. Alan 56 Ament Marc 211 Anderson AJteo 52 Anderson Andrew 98 Anderson. Caroty 32. 36. 114. 211 Anderson. Kenneth 160 Anderson. Kurt 201 Anderson Lara 114. 181 Anderson. Peter 84 181 Anderson Robert 30 Andre. Anthony 201 Andre. Jennifer 48 181 Andrey. Mark 32 Angeiocao Jam 30. 211. 146 Angelus. Esther Apostotopoulos 94 Appelson Anarew 201 Appeison. Carol 114. 181 AoptePocm Mark 52. 181 Appleton. Jonoth Appleton. Sarah Apr . Lawrence 211 Aqu a Patrick 181 Arakawa Steven 81 86. 201 Arber Elnoy Arbus Mark 42. 54, 58. 65 Archbokd Mary 161 Ardta. Atexondr 211 Arenberg John 74 Arens. Charies Anas. Omar 89 Arkh. Elyse 56. 181 Amxxx John 160 Armen. Amman Amow. Curt 211 Aronson Mantee 48. 201 Aronson. Roselyn 26. 36. 181 Arrom Roquei 201 A sober Mcheie Asfomo. Elissa 26. 181 Asturrtfago. Dou Athanas. Anthony 101 Athanas. Steve AJL Margaret 64. 211 Austn Vlchaei 52. 56. 58. 60. 65. 181 Axelrod Karen 32 Amarer. Aperto B Baba David 22. 36. 54. 76. 181 Baba Mchoei 76. 211 Baba. Pau Baoendr Janice 18. 20. 106. 211 BaMo. Flora Bochmeter Felx Bochmeter Irene 161. 211 Boochte. Ruth 22. 28. 212 Baggio. Donald 18. 76 212 Batetto. Blake Batefto. Brenda Batten, Roan 201 Baley. Ronald Ban Sherri Bain. Steven 32. 34. 36. 201 Barer Holy 120. 181 8o|or. Beata 114 Bcfcer. John 84 181 BcAer, Patricia 212 Baker. Romayne 158. 163 Bakms. David BOgOus Charles 114. 158 98 Bangor? Cyntma ill. 181 Bangor M 22. 212 Bangart Steve 84 Banray Douglas 81. 212 BanzuTy Laaei Baptist George 158 Bar am Hodas 181 Barba. Robert Bareck. Darrin Bomhortz Eia 32. 212 Barva Richard 84 103 181 Borkes Charles 212 Barnes. Andrew 103. 181 Barnett Harry 201 Barnett JOd 201 Barrett. Mark 81. 83 Barry. John 201 Barry. Kathleen 40. 42. 212 Barry Raymond 212 146 Barsky. Ben 104. ill. 120 Barsky. Ira 81. 212 Barstow. Jean 66 Barstow John 66 106. 112. 160 Bart Gregory 54. 58. 66 Bartfetd. Sheryl 111. 119. 181 Boson Jos� 201 Bass. Jana 212 Boss. Marc 103 Bass, Sheryl 60. 181 Baum. David 84. 102 Boumhart. Dermis Boumhorf. Patnc Bavaro. Natalie 212 Bayer Richard 201 Bazotes Joan Becker. Audrey 36. 181 Becker. Beatrice 160 Becker Juke Becker Leonard 181 Becker. Ronald 22. 52. 56 201 Becker. Scott 54. 74. 212 Becker. Shan 201 Becker. Steven Becktey. James 181 Becktey. Robert 201 Behr Moron 160 Belgrade, Mndy 201 Befcnap. James 212. 98 Be u. UdkJ 212 Betyatsky Mam Benaneh. Galya Benaor. Steve 94 Bentkover. Shen 212 Bet denis 0� 212 Berg Rita Bergart Douglas 32. 34. 84 Bergen. Carolyn 24. 40. 210. 212. 98 Bergor Bethann 212 Berger David Berger Lesley 66 Bergman. Adam 84 181 Bergman. Franc. 22. 28, 216 Berkley Vicki 50. 131. 201 Berkman Joel 213 Berk man Troa 48 181 Berkowtch :gor 213 Berkowitz. David Berkowifz. m 181 Berkowitz. Ronrt Berkowitz Sand 104 120 201 Berman Joseph 36. 181 Berman Stephan� 26 181 Berman. Vloakrrv Bernhardt ju e Bernjen Wchel 20. 22. 44 210. 213. 259 Bernsen. Stuart 20. 22. 181 98 Bernshtam. Eugen 181 Bernsten, Lisa Bernstein. Met 20 42 212 Bernsten M� cha 213 Bernsten. Suzan 213 Bessomy Eric 32, 34. 36. 213 Bessomy Steven 36. 54 94. 181 Betancosrt Alex Betthouser Pad 213 Boxes Frank Boxes Frank Boxes Mama 201 Bezark Adam 213 Bieknski Marc 101. 201 260 Brfekl Howard 64, 213 EWfeto. Isa 20, 48. 201, 149 Bnder. A)yso 213 Bnder. Jaruce B d. Myron Bxvner. Jeffery 42. 213 Bvkner Regna 111 120 Bancofi. Vtan 213. 30 Bahof Marcrto 20 Bochman. Gary 32. 34 36. 201 B er Tamara 181 Btofcey Steven 18 201 Btou lauen 181 Btousten «rem Btouste� Mcha Bkxater. SuMH 64. 213 Btoodon Vfcam 22 86 214 Bteas© Gna 181. 48 FSovm Brian 201 Bill Karen 201 Bfctt Siocy 48. 50. 201 But. Steven Biz John Stock Barry Stock COT 106 201 Stock Susan 30 58 181 Btomquat Mcho 214 Bturrtoero Dovto 214 Bkmberg. Jana 181 8krrbe� g Lou a SO 181 Bk noerg lea X. 5? 149 Bkjsten Amy BkiSton Morey 214 Boehm ion 201 Soho Chnstne 50 Bogk Barbara 50 58 201 8ok or Judth 214 Boln Shan Bofcer. Jonathan Bototn. Mam 181 Bototn Mchoei 103 Bonom. Anastas Bonorn Sftovau 201 Bonom Tom Bonom. Vcae 64 Booker Aftton Boonyong Sarn Bor chew. Howard 98 Bom. Lara SO 60 Borkenhoaen Tod Borman Kyle 84 Borott leske 181 Boot. Karen 181 Bon r Mchoei Boston. Dicky Boston Stacy 50 81 Bote. Herbert 201 Bote Don 84 94 181 Botkas. Km 181 BcxkOS. Lon 214 Bockcs Steve Boznos Elzabet Brabenaer Eric 160 Bratoman. Fran Braldman. Shem 40 44 214. MQ Brandos Bobby 214 Brandi Avrva 31. 81 Brandwem. Shery 26 Bran wen Joey 56 Broun. Deborah Broun, No 36. 181 Brain. Peter 74. 214 Braverman. Dandy 70. 214 Broken Elen 1 22 42 44 214. 259 Brezka Glenn 201 Brief Debra Brtgman. Herbert 160 Brnsky. Toby 160 Broad Adam Brocato. Charles Brocato. Marcus 64 Brock Jean 83 Broderck. John 84 Brodsky Marin Brody. Beth 214 Brody. Card 2 4 Brody. Joan 18 22. 32. 36. Brody. Michoel 32 36. 215 Brody. Mltcnel Brody. Stuart 34. 36. 201 Bronsten Josef Bronswfck. Debbi 201 Broooerson Joel 52 Broodersori Rich X Brooks Darren 215 Brostoft Mchoe Brottman. Mark Brown Dorothy 160 Brown Jetfrey f81 Brown. Karen XI Brown Kevn Brown Laura 18. X. 28. 104. 132. 215 Brown Laurie 18 215 Brown Suzanne Brown. Todd 215 Btowrmg Dondd 160 Brownsten Hoi 181 Brownsten. Lee Brownsten Lro 215 Brucar Ruth Brucnman Frfc XI Bruger Stacy Brustn Nek 81 84 Brzeznsfci Rich Buchbnder Hope XI Buknash jod X 48 XI BUmath Mndy 181 Burgess Karen Bustovch Roman Busscner Dougto 64 216. 86 Bori. Steven 215 Byron. Debra XI C Cabn Mark 181 Caccamo Mche 64 215 Codeno. Brian 215 Coda Jose 89 103 181 Cam Lnda Ccfcten She Cam. Jarme 56 Camel Wendy 22. X. 215 Cannon Norma 160 Cantor Mara 119 XI Cantor. Pt p 215 Control Debra XI Control Holey 215 Capton Gten 26 181 Captor Michoel Capobranco Chn 24 131 132 215 Cordela Joseph 36 73 Cardela Marjor CardJto Frank 54 160 Careb Renee XX Careo Sue 66 Cart. David XI Camon Davsd 64. 215 Carlton Heathe� 26. 181 Carlson Pomelo 215 Carr, Stacy 106. XI Carrol. Benjarr� Carson. Chrtstn XI Carson Tmo thy Casstoy John 181 Cassidv Mchoei Cavn Theresa Cedeno Mchoei 103. 181 Cepeda. Brian 84 181 Cerreghno Charles 160 Cesano Joseph 76 78 Cho. Ere Chaban legh Chaban Mark Choet Jute XI Chaftee Knshn IX. 181 Chamenfc Mary 36. XI Chan. Chmton 102 Chan. Jennifer i8i Chan. Jento XI Chan Mchoei XI Chan Diehard XI Chang Seok Chang, Peter Charoenioet Nud XI Chausow Carol 215 Chavn. Barry XI Cnembukar. Dpe Chemoft, Fetae X Chemoft. Lon XI Ctsang Met 181 Ov Diana 24 52. 215 Chin. Pot XI Chnskey. Nancy 216 Chton. Angel 81 Cho. Yoon 192 Cho. Yoon 181 Choi, bah X Chot. bwoo XI Cho . Mee XI Choi. Yong XI Chon HyUl 192 Chon. Mazo 116 Chou. Jodne 18. 22. 40 216 Choudary. Leeta Cheat. Peter 86 216 Chnstiansooor Staff 160 Ctvotiansen Li 18. 48 49 216 Chmtiansen Sc 19? Chrotie. Peter 160 Chrtstooher Kar 18 216 Christofferson. Veto 160 Chmtopher. In 106. Xi Chu Nancy Xi Chung. Soo 192 Chmowitz Cndy 216 Cichowtcz. Dober 103 181 CtoCChetti Mar 182 Ccperoa Mcha 192 Clark Lbg 160 Cezek. Jan Cszek. WkxJysto Ctory. W am Cleary Jenmter 22 48. 210. 216 Cleary jom 192 98 Cogan. Mchete Cohen Ji 48 Xi Cohen. Jodie 28 216 Cohen. Jonathan 181 Cohen. Lisa 106 216 Cohen Marc 122. 216 Cohen Michael 181 216 Cohen Michoel 101 103 Cohen. Nancy 260 Cohen. Not XI Cohen, Sandra 202 Cohen. Sheryl 42. 114. 192 Com Howard 73. 192 Com Jod 192 Com. Laura 108 181 Com. Laura 81 Com, Lon 216 Cole. Abbv 202 Cole Broa 70 Coins. Pod 89. 181 Coins Peter 84 181 Cotomofc Dougto 84. 181 CokxnbA. Jenmf 18 108 124. 216 Cotovos Ncotos 36 Columbus. Steve 32. 52. 216. 98 Comitor Scott 70. 73. 202 Connely. Carol IX Connors Mchoei Conrodo Maro Comer. Stephen 40. 216 Contos Mchete Conway. Darrel 81. 93 Cook. Chmtopne Cook. Elzabeth 192 Cook Marc 44, 259 Cooper Etzabet 32 216 Cooper. Eric 216 Cooper Jom 160 Cooper. Jom 192 Cooper Mark 216 Cooper. Mchoei 36. 73. 84 102. 192 Coopersrrstn Sho Copeland David 22. 86. 216 Copeland Holy 36. 182 Coresh Josef 54 56 Couson WBman 84 IS 160 Covnsky Mauee IX. 192 Cowou Mario 162 Cozzi Menae Cress Jom 162 Cruz Erwn 202 Cdterton Loretta Cuervo. AJberto Cuervo. Mapov Cumngham Brio 94. 202 Cury. Christoph 84. 94. 96. 182 Custer Leske 192 Cutler Jeffrey 36. 56 103. 182 Cwfc Glen 215 Czapkck. Cum Czyzewicz. Julo 36. 119 92 D Dochman Deamo Dogher Danny Dogher. Peter Datrn Kmberty Dafcas. Jom Dai. Karen Dal. Kathy X. HR 202 Dalai Davit Dammers twin 56. 192 Dar� eiak James 202 Dartetok Louie 217 Donation A tyn Danzyger Howard 81 Danzyger Laui 104 Danzyger Wendy 104 111. 192 Darch. Susan 217 Daring. Stephan 182 Dave Kirtido 217 Dave Parog Davidson James 192. 36 84 Davis. Anmony Davis David 202 Dave Mchete 202 Dawson Tm 217 De Jonge Kan - FocvJty 162 De Jonge Kart 22. 70. 101. 217 De Leon. Manssa 26. 182 Dean. James Deardortt Barry • FooJty 162 Decker Mary Deckwfciei Susan Detratus Susan 217 Degrott Brad 18. 86. 84 Detoei. Cathy Deno. Eddie Detonoa Donato 202 84 Del Darweto 182 Demagos Georgto 202 Demogos Nek Demar. Scott Denberg Sandra 217 Denenberg J 217 Dentzer. Wiam Desai. Kruti 217 Dessent. Rchard 217 Dessent. Steven 202 Sethiefsen Sand 182 Deutch Mchoei • Facdty 162 Deutsch Cm 192 Deutsch Jov 18 101. 124 217 Deutsch Ji 217 Deutsch Rhonda 217 Deutsch Diehard 202 Devito. Scott 81. 83 217 Di Fore. Keeiey 202 IX Diamond Beth Diamond Mche 192 Dtok Efczabem 18 104 ill. 218 Dicker. Deborah 26. 192 Dickmon Dory 202 D� cVsten GeoIt 94 202. 84 Dietnch. Susan 218 Oetz. Dartei Drfigfco. And a 182 Frfiore. R X2 Dgtoro. Gbi Gieman. Laua DSer Ante 192 Dmcota Natal 26 52. 182 Dtotetro. Howard Do«. Steven 202 Dokn. Lao 192 Doknsky Arthur 192 Doinsfcy. Dvto Dobick. Marcn 182 Dobick. Rand 182 Doneroerg Gen 210. 24. 218 Doddy indo 28 48 202 Doody. T mo thy 64 Dorfman Bradioy X. 42 52 Dorsey James Focdty 162 Doruff. James 202 Dougherty. James • Focdty Douvns. Jom 101. 202 Downs. Jom 36. 182. 84 Drakouks Betty 50. 202 Drakods Joann 50 2 8 Drazner Marc 83. 218 Dreier Chmtop 76. 182 Dreier. Korneth 202 Drucker. Brian Dubn Deborah 210 Dubn Gary 103. 182 84 Dubn Pamela 202 Dueng Roy 218 Dun Kevn 81 Dusabton Theres Dushman. EOword 2 8 E Econow Ekse 22 40 202 Eckhart. Bradley 218 Ecknart. Kenneth 192 Economoy Mnas 192 EOetrrxith Susan 8 20 22. 42. 104 ill 218 Ederer Km 182 Ederer. W am Edn Mart. Ehrern. Jordan 101. 218 Eioensctkrfc. Krt Erbnder Lee 192 Eoenberg Maue 22 52 202 Esenberg Pamei Elam Karen 182 Elam Pod 202 Etoaz Karen Eiekman. Dantel 202 Ekes Mchoei Etenby Mies X 22. 56 218 Eison Mark 218 Elyn Joseph 182 Elmaiech Anat 182 Etowe Mchoei 192 Efad. bt 182 Etster Nanette 22 202 Emastart) Mchei X. 202 Emanuel. Marae 218 Emer. Mchoei Epstein Afcce 202 Epstem Greg 81 Epsfen Pean Espnoso Euvce 162 Erentrukht Vad Esses Moms 192 Evangelou Patch 182 Evans Scott Evns Mark 192 F Fabon. Pod 103. 182 faber Aten 18 faber EOwara 73 Faber Mke 36, 70 f ogre Enck 36. 70 fogrel Enck Fakhn Fazeeia 219 Fabo. Emiy 40. 60. 92 Fanody Steve 54 56 219 Faroer Beth 26. 182 Farber Joan 192 Fartoer Lee 18. 2 9 Farber Shan 60 Farber Steven 192 Fareed Tony 192 Fork as Deborah 182 Fork as Earl 32 34 202 Fauci. Derda 192 Fauci. Greg Fedosh Mchoei Fecxjsh Steven 219 Federico Jom 18 76 124 219 Fengtoss Hope 11 192 Fongoto Dona 22 40 08. 219 Fenmehl Rhonda 219 Fens ten Joel 93 94 182 Fensten Steve Fersten Harry 219 Fetoman � rr-ey 132 Fetosten Ross 219 Fekce David Fe Raymond 202 Feiner Dan 219 Ferguson Brian Fergmon Gerad 84 162 Ferguson E� zao Ferguson Timoth 182, 84 Ferrorese uso 64 Fern Enrico 182 Fern Vito 202 F ket Oenna 03 151. 162 Faria Kan 162 F«to Mcnaei 32. 192 Figmar. tene 22. 219 Fgman Jane© IX 182 Fgman. Maueen 192 Fnckie. Ke-th 219 Fnckle Steven 34. 192 Fne Eisa 182 Frier Evan 192 Fnk George 62 Fnk James X. 192 98 Fnk Mchoei 219 98 Fnkenten. Joe 82 Fnkeister. Ste 32. 202 Fnnet. Los 182 Fm� $. James Fachben. Seth 182 Fachcff Tracey 182 Faher Beth 64 131 Faher E� ott Faher. Henoto 219 Fisherkener. To 02 92 Fahman Heto 22 11V 219 Fishman Louen 65. 219 Fleacher w 162 Fleaer. Roy 161 Fkzser Nek Florence Clarence X 162 Flores. Caroina 58 X. 65 Flores Jr Ceaso 202 Fkxes Steia 192 Ftorbo Deneene 66 Fong. Esther 60. 202 Font anez. Jose Fonfanez. Mono Foote. Afcce 162. 171 Foot Joy 52. X2 Forcode. Elza 32. 36. 202 Foreman Dovto Forest. Karto Foss Shhey 162 Fortner Heather Fo Bryan Fox Chormone Fox Down 58 Fox Marshall 32. 34. 36 202 France tene 22. 32 36 219 France Marcia 32 56. 192 Franazei Benjam 182 Frandzei Wi Frank Darcy X. 36 182 Frankei Hal 54. 202 Frankln. Bnan 219 FrankSton. Lawre 22. 219 Frankston. Pamei 192 Freed. Pomelo 192 Freedman Glen 83 220 Freeman EBe 220 Freeman Judy 202 Frendea Doma 220 Fncano. Regno Friedman. Darnel 18. 74. 89. 202 Friedman. Joan 22. 182 Friedman. Pnip Friedman. Ruth 220 Friedman. Vicki 182 Friedrichs Bna 22. 2X Fntche. Kathy 192 Fritz. Kathy Froehfcch Erwn Froese Sue 162 FroiCh. Robert From Eton 65. 220 Fromm Mora 48 202 Ffy. Boroora 162 Fryer Sandra 202 Fuchs. Andrew Fuikawa Tomoo 40 92 Fdiuda Hx3etaka 73 91, 192 Fdcosho, Ak o 108 182 Fdk Barry 34 36 54 192 Fuig Frederick 192 Fuzer Anno 220 Fuzer Frank 192 G GAA Atan 220 Goa Aben Goa Mona 04, 202 Gomel Beou 8i Gagfcardo Gna 22 64 2X Gognoo. Oone Gagnon Steven 73 93 94 Gdtogner Come 220 Gamer Susan Ganareky Donato 202 Gannon James 2X Garber Lon 192 Garoa George 84 92 Garcia Greg Garoa amaei 220 Garoa letcto 182 Garoa Donato 81 92 Garen jkn 84 Gartond Jody 28. 202 Gamer Kevn 202 Garrison. Jerry 102 Garmon weo 92 Gartenberg Aim 202 Gartner. Darren Gartner Jute X Garza Robert Gasmski Ajyeo X 182 Gobi. Susan 192 Gauer Kotherne 28. 202 Govn James 2 Govno. Chrtstn 182 Govno J 83 Gayle Amy 64 220 George Dam 18 40. 106. 220 Georgou Darxei 202 Georgou Loue 36 92 Gerage Jeffery Gerber Errol 70 2X 84 86 Gerber Mchoei 8 73. 202 Gerber Siocy 24. 202 Gerdes Pou Gertzfeto. Loua 182 Gtobs. wesiey Dr 161. 26C Gtoer jocafyn 8. 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Msdred (Foe) no. 164 naltoerg Gary na� erg John (Foe ) 164 Haler 5ovd Habenn Bonrve Halpem Guv Hafciem, loua natoema Crog 182 Hancock. Joseph 184 Ham Deborah 28 202 Harm. Rebecca Hansen Chnstop Hansen Gregory napn. Hemar� Harot. Aprs 110. 102 Hard?. Apr� Hareas. Vasser 102 Harhut. Ph p (foe ) Hartng. Dava 182. 84 08 Harman. Mefeso Harper Donald 162 Harris Gregory 73. 202 Harrs Jeffrey 42. 222 Harm Ji Harm Joel 202 Harmon Aprl 60 114 102 Hanson. Bon Harrison. Ron Hart Lon 65 222 Hortl, Jeffrey 222 Hartzler Kareri 182 Hasmoneu. David 222 natch. Juke 182 Hatcher, lyda Houseman E yn 48. 202 Hawk ms. Lee (Foe ) 158. 167 168 Haynes. Richard 202 Hazan. Gary 74. 202 Hozen. jermrfer 116. 222 Heckenbacn. Mary Hedger. Steve 102. 84 Herman. Carol Herman. Wendy 20 28 202 Hem Orchard 202 Helen Barbara (Foe ) 164 Holer Joe 30. 192 Halverson. Glenn 36 142 144 182. 08 Hencrcks. Rito 18. 104. Ill 110. 223 Henrici Remold (Foe ) 65. 70. 83. 151. 164 Henrick. 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Jeffrey Jocobs Jeffrey 50. 182. 08 Jocobs Jeffrey Jocobs Neal 36 80 182 Jacobson Eric 36. 56. 185 Jocabson Jud?h 32 116. 202 JOCOby Corf 64 106 Jaffe l owes 52 202 Jaffe, Nek Jagiesk., Pod JOkubOw. Mary 224 jankofsky Jeffe Jons. Sheryl 185 Jar os Mar y 164 Josenof. Robert 205 Jaskoteki James Jover A ai 102 105 Javier. Eduardo 10V 224 Jayne. Sandra Jeon. Brock 56 224 Jeethon Aaron Jeserson Chery 205 Jensen Mchoei 42. 70. 151. 224 Jesrfow Lee 34 36. ’05 Jr Joy Focdty 164 John. Warier. Focdty 164 Johnson. Oien 84 04 185 Johnson, David Johnson. Deore 36 185 Johnson. Nancy 166 Johnson. Steven 205 Johnston. Joseph 224 08 Jones Albert Jones. Koryn 185 Jones. Pada 32. 36. 52. 60. 108. 205 Jones W am 64 Jones. Weom Jordan. Rebecca Jordanov James Jardonov. Stepna Jorgensen Emrfy Focdty Joseph, janeot 105 Joseph Margaret Joseph Sarah Joshi. Rahd 224 Josrn. Adama 48. 185 Judd. Thomas 205 K Kocrv Charles Kocnoyeanos Jan 18 Kafka. 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S 227 Konstantopodos 195 Koontz. Janet 227 Kopeman. Pomelo 227 Kopkn Room 20 Kbrash Joseph 56 Komer Pod 76. 205 Komhouser. An 206 Korshak Amy 185 Kossof. Boon 185 Kost. Jerald 227 Kostis. Marta 105 Koutsiodros. Gus Koutsds. Anton 227 Kouveiis. Kathy Kovitz Glenn Kowai. Tony Kowal Tony KowaH Francis Doztowsk. Dome 105 Kozuch. David 76. 78. 227 Kfader. Phyfcs 185 Kramer Cynthia 185 Kramer Darnel 83 227 Kramer Ida 166 Kramer Janrce 20. 22. 28. 227 Kramer Kenneth 185 Kramer Steven 64 80. 205 Krause Scotl 227 Krebs Lisa 105 Krebs. Mark Krertes Carolyn 105 K retsos Irene 36 185 Kmg. Kenneth 227 08 Krtng. Nancy 30. 114. 196. 08 Kntz. S� even Kmich. Joanne 50. 105 Kmlch. Steven 227 Kronowifz. Marci 206 Krugel. Charles 205 Krdt Pad 70. 86 227 Kruss Richard 205 Kruss. She 3 50. 185 Kudfcowsk.. An. 205 Kuehn. Karen 18. 106, 112. 120 195 Kuehn, Sharon 32. 50. 116. 205 Kuhn. Beatrice 64. 227 Kuhde. James 227 Kujanpoo Rooen - Focdty 166 Fdfcowsk. WHO 58. 65. 185 Kdwrt. Forrest 185 Kdwrv Gary 58. 65. 205 Kutoch. Theodore 205 Kuntz. Eugene 166 Kupcmet Andrew Kupanei. Mchoe Kupersrvrvdt Dm Kupferberg. Enc 105 Kuasch David 80 185 Ku ose Mara 205 Kuiakose. Noel 185 Kunck. Brian Kurtz. Joctyn 20. 28 205 Kushner Aoron 185 KuShr . j 26. 185 Kushnir. Stephen 73 205 Kye. Dongwhan 185 Kynakopodos. K 42. 205 L labropdos ha 105 Lochmam Gabnehe - Staff 166 loan Bnan 03. 106 LaForge. Peter - Staff 40 lake. David take. Jennifer 185 lefcn Gerald 206 Lambo. Victor Lammersfea Ken 81 101 Lampert, Beth 111. 185 Landman Kamy. M 106 loner. Susan 22. 227 Large Dove - Staff 166 largsam Alan 227 Lankford Karen 105 Lankford. Theres 110 124 227 Lamo. Jacquehn 22. 228 Lara. Odko 228 Larks. Wendy 36. 195 Larsen George 36. 76. 105 Larson Je o d 228 Laschnski. Susa 50. 185 laser Steven 73. 205 loshnsky. Adam 20. 36. 103. 185 Laioka. Joanne Lou Alan 105 Lou Denise 18. 44 106. 205 Lou Thomas 01. 228 lavln. iByce 30. 48 185 Lawrence, Brent Lawrence, loa 195 Lawrence. Mchoe 64. 228 Lazar jay 228. 140 Lazar, Sheer 1 186 Lazarus. Jeffrey 8 V 185 Lazarus. Mchoei 83 lazer Lorn 205 Leaf Brian 206 Leahy. Kathleen Leahy. Tern leb. Edward 205 tebovttz. 1 iso 110. 185 lebovrtz Mtche 81 228 lederman Mchei Ledvoca. Regina HO lee Chng 30. 105 Lee George 228 lee Gme 105 Lee Henry 103 185 Lee James 81 Lee Jennifer 185 Lee liso 52. 185 Leo Mchoei 73. 83. 131 lee Mng lee Nancy 206 Lee Pet Lee. Peter 04 105 Lee. Peter Lee. Sung 205 Leeb Jocauesne 36. ill. 120. 185 Leeb Jeffrey 58. 65 228 lefevre. Pad 205 Lehrfeid. Joy 52 228. 146 Letoovrtz. Gary 228 Leja. Kenneth 185 Lekas. Steven 106 Lemer Matthew 185 140 Lendway Joame 206 Lenowoy Pad - Focdty 166 Leoa. Steven 25 Lerman Brag Lermon Crag 166 Lerman Jock Focdty 166 Lermon Mchoei 84 185 08 Leshem. Benjamn 228 Lesser. Michael Letfas Ariene - Focdty 60 166 Lev. Martn 144. 195 Lev Susan 120. 105 Levan. Pad 228 Levan. Pierre 36 76. 105 Levi. Douglas 195 Levin. Alan 83 122 Levn. Cheryl 195 Levn Eve 44 54. 108. 105 Levn Joiene 18. 116 228 Levn Judrih 18 228 Levn, Juke 20. 132. 205 Levin Karen 22, 52. 60 228 Levin. Less© 49. 205 Levin. Mchoei Levin. Mchoei 105 Levn Mchoei Levn Rochei 228 Levn. Ricky 22. 228 Levin. Rtta Levn. Sheryl 106. 131. 205 levne Alan 228 levne Iso 205 Levy. Adam 56. 206 Levy. Beth 105 levy, lauo 185 Levy. Padne 18. 20. 22. 24. 42 106. 210. 228 Levy. Robert 74. 229 Lewis Dan � 22. 56. 220 Lewis Steven 54 56. 105 Ley Bonnie 48 205 ley Helen Focdty 166 lezah Arrenne 30 105 U. Cathartna 185 U. Jkrg-Yong Liberman Jay 220 Liberman Mark 73. 205 itoert Steven 220 Lchterman. Bruc 206 uchtman Mchoe 105 Deberman Akso 20, 24. 52. 131. 132. 220 ueberman Andre 20. 48. 52. 205. 140 Ueberman. David 73. 84 04 105 Lieberman. Jay 32 Leberman, Rober 04, 105 Liberman Sharo 185 uebhng Beth 119. 185 Liebovitz. David 22. 220 Lieske. Brant 74. 220 Urn. Cesar 185 Lnderman. Tamra 64 220 Lndgren. Mchei 105 indstrom. Amy 205 Linds from. Eleanor - Focdty indstrom. Johan imewicz Ph4p Staff 177 Lpka Charles 220 Upka. Karen 205 Upman Keith 44. 54 220 Lpman. Mcheie 206 Lsberg Mchoei 44 54, 56 206 Lase. Chem 105 Liston. Teresa 260 Livngston Richard - Staff 166 Livngston. Robert 142 Lienza. Feta 04. 105 Uenzo. Rosemary 64. 220 Locker, jock 34. 220 Locker louren 205 lodhi Asad 185 lodh. Shafkd Loevy. Ame 106. 105 Loftus Timothy 18. 101 229 Longobarck Rosa Lor anger Crag Lome. Edwn 220 Loveless. Darren 205 Lowenihai. Steve Lu. Cynthia Lu. Marco 22. 44 54 220 Lubo1. Nancy 185 Lube . Phyte 205 Lucas, Beth 119. 185 Lveck Wayne Staff 166 Id. Den Id. Den Ld, Goey Luk Mary Beth 205 LundQuet. Verrvei - staff 166 Lux Nancy 64. 220 lux. Susan 50. H4 195 lye a. Ralph 168 Lyon . Cinay 18. 20 22. 106. 220 262 M Mocduso David Mocfcey Vivian ?30 Moana Groce 230 ModW Jm 165 Moefcowo. Karth 195 Moggor© Laa Moiouiy Norman Majoifcv. Robert Makns Efftwnw 165 Manv i Steven 195 Mar. Elia 205 Mam Rena 30. 195 Maino. Kenneth 205 Malt� . Steven 195 98 Mo ; Stove 76. 76 230 Melon®. Gordon 168 Manocsa Garber 42. 56 205 Monahar. Lndo Manoroms Georg 230 Mangon Mchoei 36 50. 74. Mankotf Pad 91. 230 Mankotf Pte© 168 Mam LOan 166 Mann. Naomi 230 Mamette. John Monmg Jute 18 106 122. 230 Monmg Pater 195 MarsfeW Oarw Mans6e4d Tara 205 Manzanares. Mary Marazan Octavo 230 Mara . Deore 205 Marcu� . E sa 195 Marco� Jam 230 Marcui. Mchoei 230 Morgan Tammy 205 Margots Mchoe 32 36 40 205 146 Margutes Dan 142. 230 Mart Jeffrey 56. 165 Mark. Lisa 231 Martcowrtz. MCha 231 Mark� AmoO 185. 98 Mark . Kimberly Mar oaks. Vick 195 Marti, lenore 168 Martin. June 195 Martin. Wendy Martin© . Frank Marinez. Robert 36 Mart no; Rose Marzec. Crester 177 Marrcxk Jacob 56 58 195 Marzodi Vrwane 205 Mossaf. Ench 42. 231 Mat an Welter 205 Marnew. Jam Matnew. Jessy Mathews. Jim Ma Jeffrey 30 144 Mo . Rhonda 195 Ma wet Janice 18 106. 205 May. Jeff 205 Mayer Larry 102. 195 Mayron, Eric Mays. Melody Marure A Ison 195 Mazur© Heather 36 195 Mazde Rodney 73. 205 McCcM. Carbe 186 McCdl. Monique 106. 195 McCarrel Dave 168 McOory. Robert 84. 185 McEtfresh Mary 58 168 McCord. Marva Me Dade Nancy McGinns Mchoe McGowan John McIntosh. James 70. 83 132, 231 McIntosh Mark 103 185 Mciniyre Corner 18 106 120 165 McIntyre Colee 112. 165 McIntyre Staff 81 MeWherter Debor 132. 195 Moch. Wanda 231 Medno Emmyiou 48 195 Meek Mory 114 186 Meot ©r Suzanne 20 22 24 48 106. 231 Mel. Cheryl 111. 185 Mel. Deborah Mett er Arlene 196 Meritzer Hal 22. 54 135 231 149 Mono. Cork� 231 Menoetsorm Herd 106 112. 120 196 Mendelsohn Marc Meodetsm Dowd 196 Mendez Edward Mendez. Pablo Mendoza Judth 4.1 231. 259 Mendoza Rami 73. 102. 196 Merdnger. lea Mesna. BeSnda 60 196 Metro eopowo 205 Mever Ko«v 196 Meyer Louro 50 196 Meyer led 168 Meyers Joel 89 165 Meyers Bertram 161 Meyers teroy 32. 206 Mover� Rona 22 48 49 231 Mhoon. Hyun-Joo 58. 60. 66. 231 Mhoon Young 84 Michael Sloven Michoet� . David 205 Mcnaets W a Mwtak. Mchoei 64 Mwlcarek Loret 186 My3d Rayno 111 120. 185 Mgda Ronald Mfcel Tenen 86 231 Mlo Lyda 30. 135. 14? 231 Mlana vmcenzi 185 Mteck. Andrew 73 206. 98 Mlecki. Anthony Mtecki Tmo thy 73. 205 98 Mrler Brodey Mtter Jeff 36 185 Mier Jenny 205 Miter Lome Meer Marc-205 M4er Mark 32 34 36 231 Meet Sandra 36. 196 M er Wendy Mme. Robert Mines Dona 48 185 Mrk. Koren MrfcuS. Fred 161 Mnow Benjamin Mnsky Jod 196 Mncanyan, Sbi 231 Mitchei. Debra 26. 185 NAtchet. Douglas 50. 196 Mrtrou. Georo© 231 Mya Richard 54. 168 Moch. Eric 161. 260 ModWft Lisso 120. 185 Modofl Shore© 205 Moeter Kmberl 196 MoMor. Nodne Mottoy Mchoei Monoco. Mary 205 Monstvl, Kimber 36. 104 111 196 Montanez. Bvn 205 Moore Dorothy 196 Moore John Moore. Mory 50. 205 Morales. Charles Moran Darnel Moran Momca 205 Moran Sheta 196 Moms. Htaury 48. 56. 231 Moms. Jock 158 Morse. Dave 40. 73 102. 196 Moschovo Peter Moseason Scott 135. 23i 146 Moses Aksa 231 Moss. Crag 185 Moss. Jennifer 196 Moss Susan 52. 168 Mo tort. David 205 Motzny. Sean 18. 205 Mov Dora 24 206 Moy. George 185 Moy Jomes 22. 74 231 Moy, Nancy 58. 60. 65 232 Moy. Stephen Moy. Steven 185 Mozn. Loaa 24 44 206 259 Murata. Jdtko Mjrphy Kevin 177 Murphy Moggie Murphy Mary 168 Mzphy Potroo 168 Mjskd. Mark 103. 186 Mussmon. Marion 196 Myers. Jason 36. 196 My©rvon Cara 48. 49. 232 Myh Chrstme 111. 120 205 N Nocnbm. Mark 232 Noder Jocque 206 Noguta Gtyne 74 232 Nahmod Jock Nakamura Carol 232 Nakoo jufce 65. 232 Nathan. Frank 73. 103 Nathan. Sherees© Nqthqnson Harry 196 Natket Marc Ncxmes Ann 206 Novortefe. Mart. 81. 129 232 Navarro. Carokn Novas. Carmen 185 Navas. Diana 206 Novas. Lucy 232 NecAn. Mark Nenrtng Barbar 36. 114. 120. 185 Nehrtng. Sando Neman Debra 48 232 Nelson. Lon 64 232 Nelson Lndo Nelson Mich 84 Nopomuceno. Viol 60 196 Notcmn Cary Netlen Sherry 111 Nett Dana Nettnr� . Sherry 196 Neu Amy Neuionder Ande 52 232 Neiman Marin Neuson Lao 111. 206 Newman Efcssa 232 Newman Marcy 26. 185 N to. Joro 81. 93 Melo. Rchard 84 185 Nabet. Lona 206 Noesen Mary 206 Noesen. Paul Noms. Mchoei 74 196 Novak Chnstoph 76 78 196 Novit. Jerry 58. 232 Novoselsky Bre 73. 84 196 Now . Tony Nudetman Irwin 232 Nuoeman Marc 232 Nudeiman Pod 94 186 Nugent Richard 168 Nimogucm Tomok 186 Numaguchi. Yuko 186 Nd z Ale 232 Nusnson Shari 18. 22 42. 56 108. 116. 124 232 Nygard Enc 196 O O'Brien Moureer. 232 O Connet Cole 196 O'Conne� . Mrs Gerry. Slotf 168 O Coonel Kety 206 OConner Susan 232 O'Kane James O Rouke. Dondd ORodke. James O Rourke. Kevm O'Yodsg. Abort O'Young Crosby Och Dowd Ochakoft Rona Ochdroff. Steohe Ocomel Tmoth 196 Odom James S3 206 Odom. Ro ert 233 Oettnger Jufte 18. 22 104 116 233 Oettnger Mena 73. 102. 196 Ogron, Laden 48 116 On Yomgrr 186 Okeefe. Kathleen 233 Okeefe Mod eon 20. 206 Okeefe Roy 168 Okon Laa ill. 120 186 Oieson Elizabeth Focdty 104. Ill 168 Otrff. 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