Oak Lawn Community High School - Shield Yearbook (Oak Lawn, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1960 volume:

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Together, they comprise But when you look back at them late periences that went by so very fast. memory, this yearbook will hold ther year was TIME well-spent. (AK LAWN COMM (AK LAWN, ILLING VOLUME 8 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY “To the true teacher, time’s hour-glass should still run gold-dust.” — Douglas Jerrold SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Wetzel — Time for Leadership . . . The smooth administration of our high school during its tremendous growth in the last two years must be credited to a great extent to our superintendent, Mr. B. E. Wetzel. Aside from the many hours spent in seeking solutions to our problems, both great and small, he always has time for each of us — time to inspire us to higher ideals and to broader knowledge. es ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Lynch — Time for Organization With patience and _ efficiency, Mr. J. E. Lynch carries out the duties of Assistant Superintendent. Finishing his second year at O.L.C.H.S., he has shown genuine understanding for and interest in all projects set before him at any hour by students or faculty and has always carried them forth to the best interests and benefits of our school. ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT As Administrative Assistant, Mr. Harold Wiltshire devotes his time to handling the business end of O.L.C.H.S. Along with these duties, he also has the job of organizing the times and schedules of many extra-curricular activities. BOARD OF EDUCATION — The members of our school board donate many hours to insure our com- munity of excellent educational facilities. Through the formulation of school policies, they help set the high standards of O.L.C.H.S. WARREN O. KENEIPP, President Salesman Cornell Pipe Supply Company A member 10 years. ROBERT W. STITT, Secretary Assistant Vice-President South Shore National Bank of Chicago A member 6 years. MILFORD S. HOYD Accountant Jewel Tea Company, Inc. A member 2 years. LAWRENCE P. KUFFEL Assistant Erection Manager Chicago Bridge Iron Company A member 3 years. CHARLES W. LAWRENCE Central Office Foreman Illinois Bell Telephone Company Chicago Office A member 7 years. ARTHUR MACDONALD Engineer Chatham Paving Company A member 6 years. LESTER E. THORNTON Vice-President Continental Freezers of Illinois, Inc. A member 3 years. ae MR. PAUL BURGESS, Dean of Boys, Algebra 1. MRS. JENNIE ORR, Dean of Girls, Advanced Biology. Every hour of a school day will find the deans and counselors giving valuable coun- sel and guidance to the students of OLL.C.H.S. As Dean of Boys, Mr. Paul Burgess, is constantly interested in keeping the ideals of the boys at O.L.C.H.S. at a high level. Ably guiding the girls through their high school years, Mrs. Jennie Orr, Dean of Girls, aids the girls in setting a standard for life. | MRS. SALLY EMMEL, MRS. MILLIE EGLI, MR. JOE ZaJAC, Senior Counselor Girls’ Counselor Boys’ Counselor FOREIGN LANGUAGE PETER GAHALA Department Head German |, II; Boys’ Bowling Spon- sor. ROBERT HALL Latin |, Il; World History; Sophomore Class Sponsor. RICHARD LATHROP Spanish |, Il; Responsible for Concession Supplies. JOAN REDMOND English Ill; French 1; Forensics Club Sponsor. SCIENCE ROBERT JOHNSON Department Head Biology; Firm Club Sponsor. WESLEY FLANERY General Science; Physics; P.A. System Club Sponsor. DE-WITT GARRETT Biology; General Science, C; Science Club Sponsor. FRANCES KITCHELL General Science; Junior Class Sponsor. CHARLES MULLEN Physical Science; Biology; Senior Class Sponsor. LEWIS NOWLAN Chemistry; Junior Class Sponsor. THEODORE SWIGERT General Science; Chemistry; Pep Club Sponsor. JOSEPH WALTON General Science; Boys’ Physical Education; Varsity Basketball Coach. INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION FRED SCHMIDT : Department Head Woods I,II; Industrial Orientation; : Freshman-Basketball Coach; Fresh-Soph _— Baseball Coach. WILLIAM MERIDETH Metals 1,ll; Industrial Orientation; Auto Shop |; Machine Drawing; Fresh-Soph Wrestling Coach. HERMAN OBERLY Graphic Arts 1,ll; Industrial Orientation; General Drawing; School Printing. WILLIAM WARD Auto 1,II; Industrial Orientation; Industrial Arts Club ST Sponsor. SOCIAL STUDIES RICHARD TRAUSCHT Department Head United States History; National Honor Society Sponsor. JAMES ADDUCI United States Government; World Problems; Student Council Sponsor. ROBERT CHEFFER United States History; Sociology; Booster Bus. EDWARD KOCH United States Government; United States History; As- sists with Home Events. EDWARD RACHFORD United States Government; Geography; Assists with Home Events. BENNY RAY Geography; Assists with Home Events. JOAN TRNKA United States Government; United States History; Senior Class Sponor. GAYLE WHEATON United States Government; World History; Maintains Hall and Main Bulletin Boards. MATH ALBERT O. BRUNNER Algebra |; Practical Math B; Assists with Home Events. JOHN HOLMGREN Plane Geometry; Solid Geometry; Math Club Spon- sor. LORRAINE MUENCH Algebra IC, 1; Plane Geometry; Future Teachers of America Sponsor. ROBERT PEASLEE Algebra 1B; Practical Math B; Freshman Class Spon- sor; Responsible for Faculty Bulletin Board. MARIUS STITZER Algebra 1, Practical Math R; Pep Club Sponsor. KATHYRN ZIMMERMAN Plane Geometry; Algebra II; Future Teachers of America Sponsor. COMMERCE MARY ELLANSON Department Head Typing Ib-IIA, Shorthand II; Sen- ior Class Sponsor. JAMES BROWN Bookkeeping; Business Math; Typing IB-IIA; Shield Sponsor. ELIZABETH HILLS Typing |, IBy lla; Shorthand |; Responsible for Con- cession Bookkeeping. RITA KOPP General Business; Typing 1; Business Law; National Honor Society Sponsor. LEONA LEE Typing AX; English II]; .Sophomore Class Sponsor. PATRICIA MATTERN Shorthand |; Typing |; Clerical Practice; Junior Class Sponsor. BOYS’ PHYSICAL EDUCATION JOHN LEWIS Athletic Director, Boys’ Physical Education; Cross Country Coach; Varsity Track Coach. GEORGE DUNN JR. Driver Education; Freshman Boys’ Health; Sophomore Football Coach; Assistant Track Coach. FRED PARKS United States History; Boys’ Physical Education; Var- sity Football Coach. LEONARD SCADUTO Driver Training; Sophomore Football Coach; Sopho- more Basketball Coach. JOHN SHRYOCK Driver Education; Industrial Orientation; Assistant Var- sity Football Coach. JOHN SWALEC World History; Boys’ Physical Education; Varsity Wres- tling Coach. BERTA CAUL Department Head Art II,III,1V; Applied Arts (Leather Crafts); Art Club Sponsor. MARTHA LARSON Art 1; Applied Arts (Ceramics); Maintains Main and Hall Bulletin Boards. GIRLS’ PHYSICAL EDUCATION | | GERRY VAN-DE-KREKE . Department Head Girls’ Physical Education; Girls’ Ath- | letic Association. } | BETTY ANN HENDRIX Girls’ Physical Education; Cheerleading Sponsor. VIRGINIA THANASOURAS Freshman Girls’ Health; Girls’ Physical Education; Girls’ Athletic Association. ENGLISH EDWARD MARKS Department Head English IV; Journalism; Spartanite Staff Sponsor. MARGARTE BARCLAY English Il!, IIIC; Poster Club Sponsor; Assists with Pub- lications. JOHN ECKMAN English 1V, IVC; Spear Staff Sponsor. CAROLYN GREAGER English I, Il; Student Council Sponsor. JEANINE JASICA English |, IIB; Debate Club Sponsor. JOAN JOSEPHSON English IIC, Ill; Poster Club Sponsor. MARILYN KRUEGER English IC, Il; Responsible for Publicity Releases. JEROME PLACE English IR, IB, IIR; Booster Buses. FRANCES THURSON English IC, I1l; Debate Club Sponsor. WILLIAM TUCKER English Il; Speech; Coordinator of Speech and Dra- matics; Dramatics Club Sponsor. 12 MUSIC RICHARD PETTIBONE Department Head Varsity Band; Cadet Band; Begin- ning Band; Extra Class Music (Instrumental). RALPH J. ARNOLD A Cappella Choir; Boys’ Chorus; Senior Girls’; Cho- rus; Freshman Boys’ Chorus; Mixed Chorus. HOME ECONOMICS DELIGHT FREDENBERG Home Economics |, Ill, {V; Future Homemakers of America. MARJORIE KLINDERA Home Economics |, Il; Future Homemakers of America. L IBRARIAN BLANCHE STUTZMAN SCHOOL NURSE MARIAN OETJEN STUDENT TEACHERS JEAN McCARTHY English, Speech. JUDY NYLON Algebra |; Plane Geometry. MARY DONAVAN English FACULTY PLAY LEADING LADY AND NOT AGAINI!IITHIT! LEADING GENTLEMAN DAVID ROSE AND HIS ORCHESTRA????????? FACULTY CHRISTMAS PARTY req OFFICE STAFE MRS. DUKE, Secretary, and As- sistant to the Librarian. MRS. KOPP, Guidance Secretary MRS. LUNDEN, Attendance Secretary Se ets Wer seted The new |.B.M. system. MRS. McGREEVY, Receptionist and Superintendent’s Secretary. MRS. WOOLRIDGE, Registrar. NEIL LYON, Building Engineer. wy L-R. Lawrence Bliss, Charles Perkins, Ben Ritsema, Wm. Brown, Joseph Noto, Ted Thomas, Milton Zim- merman, Walter Jozefowicz. 16 The morning hours find our cafeteria staff hard at work preparing meals for the many hungry students who buy lunches at noon. (L-R) — Marion Genescritti, Regina Helstein, Ann Kroner, Doris Sullivan, Ve Marjorie Jendro, Margaret Burke, Evelyn Henninger, Evelyn Valenta, zel, Rachael Berg, Harriet Land, Rose Bachert. MATH, ENGLISH, LANGUAGE Bob Fuller, Dorothy Watson Plane Geometry students carefully solve their problems with diagrams. The German I! students demonstrate the language lab equipment that will be in use next year at O.L.C.H.S. The gyroscope illustrates the laws of centrifugal force to General Science students. COMMERCE SCIENCE The girls in the typing room display their are sure to make them popular secretaries. winning smiles that a,b,c,d,e,f,g, typing away as busy bees. Pectoantibrachialis, Latissimus dorsi Xiphihumeralis, it’s time to study cat muscles again. Beware of explosions, Mr. Nolan is demonstrating some of the laws of chemistry to his students. 19 DRIVER'S TRAINING AND ART The drivers training students prepare for their daily trip around Oak Lawn. Drive slowly now. = iil ecsenlieantt ane The Driver’s Training students listen attentively to Mr. Dunn’s tips on Mrs. Larson and Terry Campbell seem concerned safe driving. about the development of the wise old owl, but Frank Fuller has his own creation to worry about. DO NOT DISTURB... Artists at work! HOME ECONOMICS AND CERAMICS Janet Anderson, Linda Handley, and Rita Mae Anderson are whipping up something good Barb Buchler, Dorothy Roach, Jolene Chase, Charlene Haas, Janet An- derson, Rita Mae Anderson and Shirley Brown watch over Carol Ruchala as she takes some luscious morsel out of the oven. Russ La Raviere seems to be occupied by his task. pottery making. The Indians never had it so good. The Ceramics students are busy putting the finishing touches on their creations. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Meredith supervises over Jerry Schaar as Darrel Donnelly watches. Mr. Meredith gives lessons on how to bend a piece of metal. about it Mr. Ward, will ever be auto mechanics? —————————— Ron Presbitero and Dick Nord- mark demonstrate their skills in wood shop. Does it really help? Marilyn Monroe??? pee Familiar situation?? Best dressed Faculty member??? ul 23 CANDID | stayed up until two o’clock last night studying for that CHEMISTRY exam. Those lonely Bear Hug. nights on a park bench. What, Me Worry? We’re Lost... 7d tre stream of Fime glides smog C And if pest befére weknow.” SENIORS STANDING: Paul McHenry, Treasurer; Florence Wettergren, President; SEATED: Dorothy Wagner, Secretary; Dorothy Watson, Vice-President. CAROL ALBERTS Cadet Band 1, Spartan Band 2,3,4, G.A.A. 1, Latin Club 253: JANET ANDERSON Office Aid 3,4, Dramatics Club 3,4, F.H.A. 4, G.A.A., 1, Shield 2. KARIN ANDERSON Cadet Band 1, Spartan band 3 3 ee i 2,34, Drum Majorette 2,3,4, . . : RITA MAE ANDERSON German Club 2,3, Dramatics ‘ Pt : ny iN F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 3. Club 3,4, Forensics Club 3, comet’ Office Aid 3,4, F.T.A. 4. CYNTHIA AQUINO Art Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, Poster Club 3,4, Treasurer 4, Hall Guards 3, Office Aid 4, Shield Staff 4, Spear Staff 4. WAYNE ANDERSON Football 1. ARLENE ASCHENBRENNER Parker High for 3 years, Library Aid 1,2, National Honor Society 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1,2,3, Peppers 3, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1. RONALD AURIEMMA Baseball 1,2, Freshman Boys’ Chorus |. JOYCE BALDWIN Hall Guard 2,3, National Honor Society 3,4, Dramatics Club 3,4, President 3, F.N.A. 4, Pep Club 1,2.3,4, Point Chairman 3, Treasurer 4, Shield Staff 4, German Club 3,4, President 3,4, Spanish Club 1, A Cappella Choir 2:3,4, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1. JAMES BARTUSKA Baseball 1,2,3.4, Basketball 2, Football 1,4, Class Treas- urer 1, Varsity Club 2,3,4. DAVID BAASKE Latin Club 1, Cadet Band 1,2, Baseball 2,3, Football 1,2, 3,4, Track 1, Wrestling 1,2. MARY BAYNE Guidance Aid 3, Hall Guard 3, Library Aid 2,4, Office Aid 3, G.A.A. 3, Math Club 3, Spanish Club 2,3, Pep Club 3, Spear 4. CHARLENE BENESKI Library Aid 1,2, Office Aid 4, National Honor Society 3,4, FHA. 1,2) FacA. 3,4, (GAA: 2, German Club 2,3, Pep Club 3,4, Cafeteria Aid 2,3. HAROLD BELL Cadet Band 3, Spartan Band 4. JOAM BILEK Hall Guard 3, F.H.A. 3, Fresh- man Girls’ Chorus 1. BONITA BLASGEN Hall Guard 3, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1. MARIE BOGET Office Aid 4, Spartanite 4, Latin Club 4, Pep Club 3. CONSTANCE BENTON Office Aid 3,4, Student Council Alt. 2,4, N.H.S. 3,4, Pres. 4, Art Club 1, G.A.A. 1,2, Latin Club 1,2, Fresh. Girls’ Chorus 1, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Shield Staff 3,4, Spear 4, Quill and Scroll 3,4. CHARLENE BERCHERT Student Council Alt. 3, Rep. 2, Dramatics 3,4, F.T.A. 3,4, V-Pres. and Treas. 3, Pres. 4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Point Chair- man 4, G.A.A. Bowling 2, Peppers.2,3,4, Pep Club 1,3, Spear 4, Spartanite 4, Latin Club 1,2, Spartan Band 1,2,3,4, Library Aid 4. BARBARA BORKOWSKI 2,3,4, Officer 4, F.T.A. 1, Spartanite 4, Pep Club JUDITH BOTTA Student Council Alt. 1, Rep. 4, Art Club 1, Debate Club 3,4, V-Pres. 4, Dramatics Club, 4, Forensics 4, Thespians 3,4, F.T.A. 3,4, Poster Club 2,3, Latin Club 1,2, Sec. 1, Fresh. Girls’ Chorus 1, Sr. Girls’ Chorus 2,3, A Cappella Choir 4; Pep Club 1,3, Spear Editor 4. PAUL BLACK Dramatics Club 4, Sparanite 4. JON BLOMQUIST Film Operator 1,2,3, Shield Staff 4, Spanish Club 1,2, Cadet Band 1, Spartan Band 3. MARTIN BOISVERT Industrial Arts Club 3. CHUCK BRAUN Football 2, Track 2, Science Club 3. JAMES BRIAN BEVERLY BROSCHOFSKY Library Aid 3, Art Glub 2.34: Poster club 3,4, Secretary 4, Spanish Club 2,3. JEANNE BROOKS F.H.A. 4, Math Club 1, Fresh- man Girls’ Chorus 1, Pep Club i SHIRLEY BROWN Hall Guard 1, Library Aid 1,2, Office Aid 1, Art Club 1,2, G.A.A. 1, Peppers 1,2, Pep Club 1, Drill Team, Swimming Instruc- tor. JANET BRYDA G.A.A. 4, Bowling 4, Pep Club 4. DON BUCKLEY Student Council Rep. 1,2, 3,4, V-President 3, President 4, German Club 3, Hall Guard 4, Football 1,2, Track 1,2. BARBARA BUCHLER Library Aid 3, Art Club 1, F.H.A. 1, G.A.A. 1, Pep Club 1. DOROTHY BURNICKS Forensics Club 3, Spartanite 3, Spear 4, Latin Club 1,2. CHARLES BUSHROE Hall Guard 3,4, Film Oper- ator 3. 29 CAROL CAIN Guidance Aid 3, Library Aid 2,3,4, Student Alternate 1, Debate Club 1, Forensics 3,4, G.A.A. 1, Science Club 3,4, Sec.-Treasurer 4, Spear 4, Latin Club 1,2, German Club 3,4, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1, Senior Girls’ Chorus 2. TERRY CAMPBELL Hall Guard 3,4, German Club 1,2, Football 2,4. ELLEN CANFIELD Dramatics Club 4, F.N.A. 4, Spartanite 4, Spanish Club 1. SHARON CARBAUGH LOUIS CARRANO LORETTA CASEY CAROL CHAP MARY ANN CERMAK ™ _ F.N.A. 2,34, G.A.A. 2,3, Math ‘ a, Club 4, Sec.-Treasurer 4, Latin Club 1,2, Cadet Band 1,2, Spartan Band 3,4. RUSS COFFEY Film Operator 1,2, Math Club 3, Spartan Band 1,2,3,4, Cross Country 3, Track 3, Wrestling ies JOLENE CHASE Art Club 2, F.H.A. 4, Cafeteria Aid 3. MARY MARGARET COLLACHIA Student Council alternate 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Dramatics Club 3, F.T.A. 3,4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4, F.T.A. Vice President 4, Peppers 2,3,4, Vice-Président 4, Math Club 2, Spartanite 4, Latin Club 1,2, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1, Senior Girls’ Chorus 2,3, A Cappella Choir 4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, President 2,3. MARION COLLIER Senior Girls’ Chorus 3,4, German Club 3,4, Secretary 4, Queen’s Court 4. BONNIE COLLINGS Guidance Aid 3, Office Aid 4, Student Council Alternate 2, Dramatics Club 4, G.A.A. 1, Spartanite 3, Pep Club 2, Shield 1. PAT CONIGLIO Hall Guards 3, Student Council Alt. 1,2, Latin Club 2, Ca- det Band 1,2, Track 1,2, Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Class Vice- President 2, Varsity Club 2,3,4. WILLIAM CONTE Hall Guards 4, Art Club 3,4, Film Operator 2,3,4, Presi- dent of film club 4, Freshman Boys’ Chorus 1. TOM COURTNEY DALE CRANE Student Council Rep. 2, Art Club 3,4, Program Chairman 4, Poster Club 3, Spartan Band 2,3,4. CAROL CULIK Library Aide 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, F.T.A. 3,4, Latin Club 4, Chairman 4. SHARON CRENSHAW Student Council Rep. 1, Art Club 1, Dramatics Club 3,4, G.A.A. 1, Poster Club 1, Spartanite 3. DAVID CUMP Hall Guards 3,4, Film Opera- tor 1,2, German Club 1,2, Treas- urer 2, Shield 4, Football 1,2, Wrestling 1,2,3, Baseball Mgr. 1,2,3, Varsity Club 1,2,3. RAY DALE Hall Guards 1. JOHN DADAM Hall Guard 3,4, Latin Club 1, Treasurer 1, Baseball 1,2, Boys’ Bowling 3, Wrestling 1,2. LINCOLN DARLAND Library Aides 3,4, Art Club 4, amatics 3,4. DAVE D AMICO Film Operator 1, Spanish Club 2,3, Cadet Band 1,2. JANET DEDDO G.A.A. 1,2, G.A.A. Bowling 1,2, Spanish Club 1, Freshman’s Girls’ Chorus 1. DONNA DAVIS Student Council Alt. 2, Ger- man Club 2,3, President 3, Spartan Band 1. JUDY De MUMBRUM Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1, Senior Girls’ Chorus 2,3,4. DENNIS DeVRIES Hall Guards 3,4, Film Operator 3, Freshman Boys’ Chorus 2, A Cappella Choir 3,4, Baseball 1, Basketball 2 ,3,4. PATRICIA DIX F.H.A. 4, G.A.A. 2,4, Peppers 4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4. DOLORES DOMAIKA CHRISTINE DONNELLY Office Aid 3,4, Student Coun- cil Rep. 4, Art Club 1, F.N.A. 2,3,4, Poster Club 2, Latin Club 2,3, President 2, F.N.A. Presi- ident 4, Senior Girls’ Chorus 1,2,3, A Cappella Choir 4, Pep Club 1,3,4, Point Chairman 4. JOSEPH WILLIAM DOMAIKA Boys’ Bowling 3, Film Operator 3,4, Industrial Arts Club 2,3,4, Track 3,4. DIANE DRISCOLL Library Aides 2, F.H.A. 1, F.N.A. 2, G.A.A. 1, Spartanite 3, Latin Club 2, Business Manager. LEROY DRAKE Boys’ Bowling 1,2,3,4, Football 2,3,4, Varsity Club 4. WILLIAM DRUMMOND Hall Guard 4, Student Council Alt. 2,3,4, National Honor So- ciety 3,4, Science Club 3,4, Pres- ident 3,4, German Club 1,2, V-Pres. 2, Basketball 1,2,4, Foot- ball 1,2, Track 1,2,3,4, Varsity Club 3,4. MARILYN DROZDZ Hall Guard 3, Art Club 2,4, F.H.A. 4, G.A.A. 1, Senior Girls’ Chorus 3,4. VICKI DUNN Library Aid 1,2,3, Spartanite 4, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1, Senior Girls’ Chorus 2,4. NANCY ECK Cadet Band 2, Spartan Band 3,4. EDWARD ED GE Spanish Club 3, Cadet Band 1, Spartan Band 2,3,4, Track 1, Wrestling 1,2,3. PEGGY EGAN Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1. mf ROBERT EUL Boys’ Bowling 2,3,4, Treasurer 4. CAROLYN FANELLI Office Aid 4, F.H.A. 4, G.A.A. 1,2, G.A.A. Bowling 1,2, Spar- tanite 4, Business Manager 4, Latin Club 1,2. DIANA FINKE Hall Guard 3, Office aid 4, Dramatics Club 3,4, Spanish Club 1, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1, Senior Girls’ Chorus 2, A Cappella Choir 3,4, Madrigal Group 4, Pep Club 2,3. EDWARD FINNEGAN Spartanite 3. GARRY EGGERSDORF Hall Guard 3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Varsity Club 4. BARBARA EHRENFELD Latin Club 1,2, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1, Senior Girls’ Chorus 2,3, Vice-President 3, A Cappella Choir 4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Re- porter 4, Shield Staff 4, G.A.A. 1, Dramatics Club 3,4. SHIRLEY EICHENBERGER RUTHANN EIDE Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1, Senior Girls Chorus 2,3, A Cappella Choir 4, G.A.A. 1,2,3, Dramatics Club 4, Art Club 2, National Honor Society 3,4. BARBARA ELLIS Library Aid 2,3, Dramatics Club 4, F.H.A. 4, G.A.A. 2, G.A.A. Bowling 1. PATSY EVANS Library Aid 2, Pep Club 2,3,4, Spartanite 3. TOM FITZGIBBONS Hall Guard 4, Dramatics Club 4, Industrial Arts Club 2, Spar- tanite 4, Assistant Editor 4, Latin Club 2, Football 1,2,3, Track 1,2, Wrestling 1. BARBARA FONTE G.A.A. 2,3, G.A.A. Bowling 3, Cadet Band 1, Spartan Band 2, Pep Club 3,4. LARRY FORKASH Hall Guard 1,3,4, Boys’ Bowling 1, Math Club 2, Latin Club 1,2, Football 2, Track 1,2, Wrestling 1. CAROLE FRANKLIN STEVEN FROGUE Hall Guard 3,4, Math Club 2, Spartanite 4, Spanish Club 1,2, Spartan Band 1,2,3,4, Cross Country 3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Wres- tling 2, Varsity Clu b 2,3,4, Shield Editor 4. FRANK FULLER Hall Guard 4, Industrial Arts Club 2,3, Spartanite 4, Freshman Boys’ Chorus 1, Wrestling 2,3, Pep Club 2,3. ROBERT FULLER Hall Guard 3,4, Student Council Alt. 4, Art Club 2, Industrial Arts Club 2,3, Spartanite 4, Freshman Boys’ Chorus 1, Cross Country 4, Wrestling 1,2,3, Varsity Club 3,4, Pep Club 2,3. DIANE GADE National Honor Society 3,4, Math Club 2, Science Club 3, Spear 4, German Club 1,2, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1, A Cap- pella Choir 2,3. NANCY GALLAGHER Library Aid 3, Art Club 3, Dramatics Club 3, G.A.A. Bowling 1,2, Pep Club 2,3, Poster Club 3, Spanish Club 2. FRANK GALZIN Hall Guard 3,4, Latin Club 1,2, Freshman Boys’ Chorus 1. ARLIE GAUT Office Aid 4, Student Council Rep. 1,2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Dramatics Club 3,4, Forensics Club 3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Thespians 4, Secretary 4, F.T.A. 3, G.A.A. 1,2, Math Club 2, Pep Club 1,2, Latin Club 1,2, President 2, Spartan Band 1,2,34. PHIL GILMORE JIM GODSKESEN Cadet Band 2, Spartan Band 3,4, Science Club 3. LYNNE GOLDER Student Council Rep. 3, Art Club 3, Dramatics Club 3, G.A.A. 1,2, G.A.A. Bowling 1,2, Poster Club 3, German Club 3,4. TOM GRAHAM Student Council Rep. 3 Alt. 1, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2, Varsity Club 4. ALICE GRIEDE Library Aid 4, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1, Senior Girls’ Chorus 2,3, A Cappella Choir 4, Cafe- teria Aid 1. SHARON GRIMBERG Office Aid 1, Poster Club 2. BERNARD GROOMS Film Operator 3,4. JULIE GUNDBERG Student Council Rep. 4, F.H.A. 1,3,4, F.N.A. 2,3. KENNETH HAAK LINDA HABERICHTER Office Aid 4, Dramatics Club 4, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1, Sen- ior Girls’ Chorus 2,3, A Cappella Choir 4, Pep Club 1,2,3. JAMES HAMMOND LINDA HANDLEY F.H.A. 2,3,4, Secretary 4, G.A.A. 1. RICHARD HANRAHAN ANN HANSEN G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. Bowling 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 1,2. BONNIE HANSEN IMF.H.A. 3, G.A.A. 3, Spartanite 4, Pep Club 3,4. THELMA HARTER Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1, Pep Club 4. FRED HARTWIG Industrial Arts Club 4, Cadet Band 1, Spartan Band 2,3,4. MELODY HAYFORD Office Aid 3,4, Dramatics Club 4, Forensics 4, F.N.A. 2, F.T.A. 4, G.A.A. 1, Spanish Club 1,2, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1, Pep Club 4, Science Club 3, Spear 4, F.T.A. Treasurer 4, Freshman Band 1. DIANE HEBERT G.A.A. 1,2,3, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1. KAREN HESTING RUTH HEINZEL JUDY HESS Office Aid, Art Class Secretary, Student Council Rep. 1,2, Art Club 1, G.A.A. 1, Spanish Club 3, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1, Senior Girls’ Chorus 2,3, A Cap- pella Choir 4. School Newspaper, G.A.A. CAROL HILGER Library Aid 2,4, Student Coun- cil Ali 6 4 Arte Clubm2)o ore nA: 3, G.A.A. 1, German Club 3,4, President 3, Shield Club 1. JUDY HILL Library Aid 3, G.A.A. 3, Poster Club 3, Spartan Band Maj. 2. MARLENE HJORTH BURNETT HODGE Spartan Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 3. FRANK HORVATH Hall Guard 2,3,4, Football 2, Wrestling 1. ETHEL ANN HOFFMAN Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1, Senior Girls’ Chorus 2,3,4. BEVERLY HOWARD Library Aid 3, Poster Club 1. JUDY JOHNSON MARILYN HURLOCK National Honor Society 4, Dramatics Club 3,4, G.A.A. 1, Pep Club 4, Shield Staff 4, Spanish Club 1,2, Sec- retary 2, Senior Girls’ Cho- rus 1, A Cappella Choir 2,3,4, Madrigal 3,4, Section Leader 4, National Honor Society treasurer 4. DOLORES HYLAK Dramatics Club 1, G.A.A. 1,2, Spartanite 3, German Club 2. LOIS JAVORSKY Poster Club 3, F.N.A. 4, Art Club 4, Senior Girls’ Chorus 3, A Cappella Choir 4. GERALDINE JENDRO Library Aid 3,4, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1, Senior Girls’ Chorus 2,3, A Cappella Choir 4. DON JENSEN Spanish Club 1,2, Cross Country 4, Wrestling 2,3. BETTY JOHNSON Hall Guard 3, Office Aid 4, Fo- rensics Club 3, F.N.A. 3, Pep- pers 4, Spartanite 3, German Club 2,4, Freshman Girls’ Cho- rus 1, Senior Girls’ Chorus 2, Quill and Scroll 4. EDWARD JURASZEK Baseball 2,4, Cross Country 3, Wrestling 2,3. MARGARET KARASEK F.N.A. 4, G.A.A. 1, Fresh- man Girls’ Chorus 1, Sen- ior Girls’ Chorus 2. PAT IACUNATO Art Club 1, G.A.A. 1, Pep Club 1, Spartanite 4, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1, Senior Girls’ Chorus 2, A Cappella Choir 3,4. DAN KARVASEK Hall Guard 3,4, “Student Council Alt 2,3, Spartanite 4, Basketball 2,3,4, Foot- ball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Class President 3, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 4. BLAIR KELCH MARY KERNS Student Council Rep. 1, Spar- National Honor Society 3,4, tanite 4, Spanish Club 2, Base- F.T.A. 3,4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Math LINDA KERSHNER ball 1,2,4, Football 2. Club 2, Shield 3, Spear 4, Ger- Student Council Rep. 4, Na- man Club 3,4, Treasurer 3, Vice- tional Honor Society 3,4, Dra- President 4. matics Club 3,4, GAA. 1, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Shield Staff 4, Senior Girls’ Chorus 2, A Cappella Choir 3,4, Madrigal 3,4, Section Leader 4. KEN KILINSKI Hall Guard 3,4, Baseball 1,2, 3,4, Football 3, Varsity Club D3 A: JACQUELINE KIMPEL Library Aid 1,2, F.T.A. 3,4, Ger- man Club 2,3, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1, Senior Girls’ Chorus 2:3, 4 LARRY KIRBY Boys’ Bowling 3,4, Spanish Club 2,3. Baseball 1,2, Cross Country 4, Track 3,4, Wrestling 2, Var- sity Club 4, Pep Club 4. JOHN KIRK } i Hall Guards 4, Boys’ Bowling JIM KIRKWOOD ‘ei no 1,2,3, Dramatics Club 4, Spar- Hall Guard 2,3,4, Boys’ Bowl- ented: tan Band 3,4. ing 1, Football. es =. be Ee ¥ re | wert i ae } EVELYN KI UBERIS LF + : RICHARD KOLB Latin Club 1,2, Spartan Band 1,2,3,4, Band Officer 3,4. LOUISE KLEIN ROBERT KLEIN Hall Guard 4, German Club 3, Cadet Band 1, Spartan Band 2,3,4, Pep Club 4. KATHRYN KOLKEN Office Aid 3,4, Dramatics Club 3,4, Forensics Club 4, F.N.A. 3,4, Poster Club 2, Latin Club 2,3, Pep Club 1, Spear 4. DONALD KOPALE Hall Guard 3,4, Football 2. BRUCE KOPF Boys’ Bowling 2,3,4, German Club 2,3, Secretary 3, Spartan Band 1,2, Science Club 3. JANET KOPRIVA Library Aid 1,2, Student Coun- cil Rep. 1,2, F.T.A. 1,4, Guidance Aid 1, G.A.A. 1,2, German Club 2,3, Senior Girls’ Chorus 3, Spear 4, Orchestra 1. EDWARD KOSUSNIK Boys’ Bowling 4, Film Operator 2, Cadet Band 1, Spartan Band 2,3,4. CHESTER KOZICKI i | THOMAS KOSIK Industrial Arts Club 3, Ger- man Club 3. LINDA KRUASS Office Aid 3, Student Council Alt. 4, Student Council Rep. 2,3, Dramatics Club 3,4, Secretary 4, Spartanite Editor 4, Latin Club 1,2, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1, Senior Girls’ Chorus 293, A Cap- pella Choir 4, Pep Club 1,2,4, Spear 4. TOM LANE TED KUMZI Hall Guard 4, Boys’ Bowling 3, German Club 1,2, Spartan Band 2,3, Science 3,4. CLADETTE KRUMPOLZ Hall Guard 3, F.T.A. 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Vice-Presi- dent 4, Art Club 2,3, Pep Club 2, Shield 1,2, Shield Staff 4, German Club 1,2, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1, Senior Girls’ Chorus 2,3, A Cappella Choir 4 TONY La PLANT Industrial Arts Club 4, Freshman Boys’ Chorus 1,2. ERWIN LASKOWSKI Boys’ Bowling 3,4, Spartanite 4, Baseball 2,3,4. RUSSELL La RAVIERE VIC LEFFELMAN Hall Guard 3,4, Basketball 1, Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Varsity Club 3,4. JACK LEONARD TOM LIGMAN Hall Guard 3, Latin Club 1, Ger- man Club 2, Freshman Boys’ Chorus 1,2, Football 4, Wres- tling 3. DIERK LINDERMANN Student Council Rep. 4, National Honor Society 4, Dramatics Club 4, A Cappella Choir 4, Cross Country 4, Track 4, Varsity Club 4. SHARON LIPPE KEN LOCK WOOD Hall Guard 4, Baseball 2, Foot- ball 2, Wrestling 3. DIANE LUCAS Student Council Alt. 1, Student Council Rep. 3,4, Peppers 3,4, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1, Sen- ior Girls’ Chorus 2. FREDRICK LUDLOW Hall Guards 3,4, Boys’ Bowling 4, Science Club 4. JOHN LYNCH National Honor Society 3,4, Sci- LYNNETTE LUND ence Club 3,4, Officer 4. JOYCE MACKEY F.H.A. 3,4. JOHN MAHIEU Film Operator 1,2, Freshman Boys’ Chorus 2, A Cappella Choir 3,4, Baseball 1, Science Club 3, Section Leader 4. CAROL MALMGREN Hall Guard 2,3, G.A.A. 1. BEN MANDRA Hall Guard 4, Math Club 3,4, Latin Club 1,2, Track 1, Science Club 3,4. LINDA MARTINCICH F.H.A. 1, Latin Club 2,3. GERALDINE MASSEY Student Council Alt. 1, G.A.A. 1,2, Math Club 4, Vice-President 4, Spanish Club 1,2, Cadet Band 1, Spartan Band 2,3,4. JUDY MATUSEK Dramatics Club 3, F.T.A. 3,4, G.A.A. 1, G.A.A. Bowling 1, Pep- pers 2,3,4, Shield Staff 4, Ger- man Club 1,2, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1, Senior Girls’ Chorus 2,3,4, F.T.A. Secretary 3. LORETTA MATZ Student Council Alt. 3, Art Club 2, Shield Staff 3,4, Spear 4, Ass‘t Editor 4, Spanish Club 3,4, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1, Senior Girls’ Chorus 2,3, A Cappella Choir 4. PATRICIA MAY PAUL McCLAIN DAWN McCLARAN G.A.A. 2,3, G.A.A. Bowling 2,4. MARY ELLEN McGEE Student Council Alt. 3, Student Council Rep. 2, Latin Club 2, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1, A Cappella Choir 2,3,4, Pep Club 2,3. RICHARD McGLASHAN PAUL McHENRY Hall Guard 3,4, Spartanite Sports Editor 4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Class Treasurer 1,3,4, Varsity Club 2,3,4, President 4. RON McIVER Hall Guard 3, Dramatics Club 4, Wrestling 1,2. JERRY McKAY Industrial Art Club 1, Spartanite 3, German Club 3,4, Mixed Chorus 1, Base- ball 1,2, Basketball 1,2, Track 2, Class Trea. 1. SHARON McKAY Student Council Rep. 4, G.A.A. 2,3, G.A.A. Bowling 2,3, Peppers 4, Pep Club 3, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1. CHARLES EDWARD MEDOWS Spanish Club 3, Freshman Boys’ Chorus 1, A Cappella Choir 2,3,4, President 4, Section Leader 4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Bas- ketball 1,2, Football 1,2,3,4, Class President 1, Varsity Club 2,3,4. JOSEPH MELUSKEY Hall Guard 3, Spartanite 4. DOROTHY MESSLEI N Library Aid 3,4, Art GClubme2s Spartanite 4, Spear 4, German Club 1,2. ELIZABETH MEYERS Office Aid 4, Student Council Alt. 4, Pep Club 1. WILLIAM MICHALSKI Cadet Band 1, Spartan Band 2,3, Baseball 1, Bas- ketball 1, Wrestling 1. ANN MILLER Guidance Aid 4, Library Aid 2, Cheerleader 3, F.H.A. 3, G.A.A, 2; G.A.A. Bowling 1, Peppers 3, Pep Club 1,2. DON MILLER Hall Guard 4, Student Council Alt. 2,4, Nationa Honor Society 3,4, Latin Club 1,2, Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Football 1,2, Science Club 3, President 3, Latin Club Pres. 2. MARCELYN MITCHELL Beginning Band 1, Cadet Band 2, Spartan Band 3,4, Student Council Rep. 1,2, 3,4. LOIS MOLENAAR F.N.A. 1,2, G.A.A. 1,2. PATRICIA MORRISON G.A.A. 1,2, Math Club 2, Pep Club 2,3, Spartanite 3, Spear 4, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1, Senior Girls’ Chorus 2, A Cappella Choir 3,4. FRED MROZEK Hall Guard 4, Boys’ Bowling 1,2,3, Dramatics Club 4. — DENNIS MURPHY Hall Guard 3,4 ROY MURPHY Hall Guard 3,4, Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Cross Country 3,4, Football 2, Track 1,2,3,4, Varsity Club 3,4. TOM MURPHY Soe Poa s Hall Guard 3,4, Dramatics Club 4, Wrestling 1,2. LOIS MURRAY Library Aid 2,3,4, Debate “Club 3, F.T.A:'3, G.A.A. 1, G.A.A. Bowling 1, Shield Business Manager 4, Fresh- man Girls’ Chorus 1. = LORRAINE MURRAY” ee Dramatics Club 4, Shield i 7 Staff 4, Spartanite 4. THERESA NADEAU ROY NEMCHER Industrial Arts Club 4. WILLIAM NICHOLSON Hall Guard 3, Student Council Rep. 1, National Honor Society 3,4. Span- ish Club 1,2, Freshman Boys’ Chorus 1, A Cappella Choir 2,3,4, Cross Country 4, Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Var- sity Club 3,4. MIKE NISPURUK Hall Guard 4, Boys’ Bowling 1. DICK NORDMARK Hall Guard 4, Baseball 1,2, Bas- ketball 1,2, Football 2,4, Var- sity Club 4. LOLA NORDSTROM Library Aid 4, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1, Pep Club 4. SUE NORTON Student Council Alt. 2,4, F.T.A. 4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4, G.A.A. Bowling 3, Peppers 3,4, Treasurer 4, Latin Club 1,2, Pep Club 3. JOHN NORRIS Boys’ Bowling 1,4, Film Op- erator 3, Spartanite 3, Spanish Club 1,2. TOM NYKIEL Boys’ Bowling 1,4, Film Operator 2,3, Math Cluk 4, Cross Country 3,4, Track 2,3,4, Wrestling 3, Varsity Club 4. DAVE OLDENBURG Football 1, Wrestling 1,2. CAROLYN O ROURKE Library Aid 4, Office Aid 4, Freshman Girls’ Chorus, 1, Pep Club 4, Commerce Aid 4. JAMES PAPA Industrial Arts Club 2,3, Basketball 1, Wrestling 2. GLORIA PAPRZYCA ee) MARY PASCHAL Dramatics Club 3, Hall Guard 1, Student Council Rep. 1, F.N.A. 3, G.A.A. 1, Latin Club 2,3. KATHY PAWELSKI Dramatics Club 4, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1. KATHLEEN PEKAR Office Aid 3,4, Student Council Rep., 3, National Honor Society 3,4, GAA. 1,2,3, Secretary 3, G.A.A. Bowling 1,2,3, Secretary 3, Peppers 4, Spartanite 4. ROBERT PEROVICH Hall Guard 4, Industrial Arts Club 3,2. DON PERRY Hall Guard 4, Latin Club 1,2, Argo Swimming Team 2, ROBERT PETERSON ROBERT J. PETERSON Spartanite 4, German Club 1,2, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Var- sity Club 3,4. EDWIN PACKER Spanish Club 1, Freshman Boys’ Chorus 1. WAYNE PETERSON Wrestling 3,4, Science Club a} NANCY PETROKOVITCH Office Aid 3, F.HA. 4, G.A.A. 1, Class President 2, Shield Club 1. BEVERLY PILURS Office Aid 4, Student Council Reporter 3, Secretary 4, South- west Suburban Student Council 2,3,4, Debate Club 3,4, F.T.A. 3, G.A.A. 1, Spanish Club 1,2, Treasurer 2, Spartan Band 1,2, 3,4, Librarian 3, Secretary 4, Pep Club 3,4, Spear 4. BARBARA PODEJMA FAYE PINKSTON Student Counci Rep. 1, Dramatics Club 3, G.A.A. 1,2, G.A.A. Bowl- ing 2, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1, Senior Girls’ Chorus 2. Library Aid 3,4, Forensics Club 3, Trespians 3,4, F.N.A. 2, Math Club 2, Latin Club 1,2, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1, Senior Girls Chorus 2, A Cappella Choir 3,4 Pep Club 2,3, Spear 4. FRANK PRATL German Club 3,4, Wres- tling 2,3. RONALD PRESBITERO Hall Guard 3,4, Student Council Alt. 2, Latin Club 1, Baseball 1,2, Basketball 1,2,3, Football 1,2,3, Var- sity Club 2,3,4, Secretary- Treasurer 4. GAIL PUGH Office Aid 4, Dramatics Club 3,4, F.H.A. 1, G.A.A. 1, Spanish Club 3, Fresh- man Girls’ Chorus 1, Senior Girls’ Chorus 2, A Cappella Choir 34, Pep Club 2,3,4, Spear 4. , SANDY POTTER Office Aid 3,4, Student Council Rep. 4, Dramatics Club 3,4, F.H.A. 2,3,4, F.T.A. 3, Pep Club 1,2, Spanish Club 3,4, Fresh- man Girls’ Chorus 1, Senior Girls’ Chorus 2,3. CAROL PURTELL Office Aid 3, Student Council Alt. 4, G.A.A. 1, -Latin Club 1,2, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1, Senior Girls’ Chorus 3,4, Sec.-treas. 4, Pep Club 1,2. PAUL QUANDEE CARLTON QUASNY Hall Guard 4. WALTER QUINLAN Hall Guard 4, Boys’ Bowling 1, Basketball Mang. 2, Football 2,3,4, Varsity Club 4. GUY RANSTEAD Hall Guard 4, Basketball 1,2, Track Mang. 1. MICHAEL REAGAN Hall Guard 4, Student Council Alt. 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Spanish Club 1,2. MARSHA REED Office Aid 3,4, Student Council Alt. 4, Student Council Rep. 2, F.T.A. 3, G.A.A. 1, G.A.A. Bowl- ing 1, Spanish Club 2, Cadet Band 1, Spartan Band 2,3,4, Treasurer 4. RUTH ANN REICH Dramatics Club 4, F.H.A. 1, F.N.A. 4, F.1T.A. 4, G.A.A. 1, Latin Club 2,3, German Club 4, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1, Senior Girls’ Chorus 2,3,4, Section Leader 4. CAROL RELFSON National Honor Society 3,4, Dramatics Club 4, F.T.A. 3,4, Pepper 3,4, Secretary 4, Spanish Club 1,2, Senior Girls’ Chorus 2,3,4, Section Leader 4, Pep Club 3,4, Shield Staff 4. JUDY RICKMAN Office Aid 4, F.N.A. 2,3,4, Pepper 4, Math Club 2,3, Latin Club 1,2, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1, Pep Club 2,3,4, V-President 4. DOROTHY ROCHE G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. ARTHUR RONBERG Film Club 1, Boys’ Glee Club 1, Hall Guard 2, Junior Honor So- ciety 2, Teachers Aid 2, Student Council Rep. 1, Boys’ Golf 4. JOHN ROSCICH Hall Guard 3,4, Latin Club 1,2, Baseball 2,3,4, Football 2,3. CAROL RUCHALA Library Aid 3,4, F.H.A. 2,3,4, President 4. ANN RUGGIA Art Club 2, G.A.A. 1, Spanish Club 1. MELVYN RUHL Hall Guard 2,4, Industrial Arts Club 3,4, V-President 4, Track 1, Wrestling 2. ROY RYSKA Hall Guard 3,4, Film Operator 2, Football 1,2,3,4, Varsity Club 4. WILLIAM SANDT Student Council Rep. 1, German Club 2,3, Baseball 1,2, Basket- ball 1, Football 2,3. JAMES SANTARELLI Football 1. JOHN SANTARELLI Basketball 1,2, Football 1,2, Track 1,2. JANET SAVICK RELAD Ip) FAL a, GAA: 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 2,3, Ca- det Band 1, Spartan Band 2,3,4. DIANE SAYERS Library Aid 2,3, Office Aid 3,4, Student Council Rep. 4, Dramatics Club 3, G.A.A. 1, Pep Club 3, Spanish Club 3, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1. JERRY SCHAAR Hall Guard 3,4, Dramatics Club 3, Football 1, Wres- tling 1. TOM SCHAUER German Club 2,3. BARBARA SCHMIDT Pep Club 1,2, Girls’ Chorus 4. TERRY SCHRECK Hall Guard 3, Latin Club 1,2, Freshman Boys’ Chorus A Cap- pella Choir 2, Football 2, Shield Staff 4. JUDY SCHROEDER Dramatics Club 3,4, Treas. 4,- Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1, A Cappella Choir 2,3,4, Madrigal Group 3,4, Girls’ Octette 2,4. JUDY SCHURKE Library Aid 1, Office Aid 3, Art Club 1, Dramatics Club 3, G.A.A. Bowling 1, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1. CHUCK SHAMBO Track 1. JANIS SHERMAN Library Aid 2, Office Aid 3,4, Student Council Alt. 1, Rep. 2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Cheerleader 4, Dramatics Club 2,3, G.A.A. 1, Latin Club 1, President 1, Class Secretary 2, Pep Club 2,3,4. JOYCE SHUMAN Hall Guard 3, G.A.A. 1, Peppers 2, Spanish Club 1, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1, Senior Girls’ Chorus 2,3,4. LINDA SILER Hall Guard 3, F.H.A. 3,4, V-President of Projects 3, Chairman 4. ARLENE SMITH Art Club 1, Dramatics Club 3, G.A.A. 1, Pep Glub 3, Poster Club 2. SHARON SMITH Art Club 2. DAVE SNAVELY Hall Guard 3,4, Student Council Alt. 2,3, National Honor Society 3,4, Latin Club 1,2, Baseball 1, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Varsity Club 4, Science Club 3. BRIAN SONNENSCHEIN Hall Guard 3,4, Student Council Rep. 1, German Club 3,4, Pres. 4, Pep Club 3. DOROTHY STEFAN Art Club 4, F.N.A. 4, G.A.A. 1, Spartanite 3, Science Club 1. BOB STEWART Boys’ Bowling 3, Spanish Club 2, Spartan Band 1,2, 3,4. ROBERT STITT A Cappella Choir 2,3,4. AL STOLLER Hall Guard 3,4, Art Club 2, Wrestling 2,3,4. LAWRENCE STONE Hall Guard 3,4, Baseball 4, Basektball 4. WILLIAM STRALKA Hall Guard 4, Boys’ Bowling 1,2,3,4, Spartanite 4, Span- ish Club 1, Football 2. GEORGE STUDNICKA Hall Guard 3,4, Industrial Arts : me FRANCIS SULLIVAN Club 2,3,4, Poster Club 1. | CAROLYN TAMKIS JEAN SWANN A re f : FINA. 23,4, GAA Tae G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Peppers 2,3, Ca- Re 3 , G.A.A. Bowling 1, Latin Club det Band 2, Pep Club 2. ' 7. q 1,2, F.N.A. Secretary 3, Vice- President 4. BARBARA THOKEY Library Aid 4, Office Aid 4, Stu- 7 ee dent Council Alt. 4, Student LORETTA TERHESH 4 “| _ : ‘ ee ae a maa id Library Aid 1, Student Council prs : meee! pea ae a j i ‘ matics Club 3, Forensics Club Alt. 1, Dramatics Club 3, Poster 7. 7 Club 1 i a 3,4, Secretary 3, Thespians 4, President 4, F.H.A. 1, GAA. 1, German Club 2,3, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1, Senior Girls’ Chorus 2, Pep Club 2. HOPE TOPPETT Library Aid 3, Student Council Alt. 1, Student Council Rep. 2, Debate Club 3, Dramatics Club 3, G.A.A. 1,2,3, G.A.A. Bowling 1, Peppers 3, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1, Senior Girls Chorus 2, Tutor 4._ DOUG TRAPP Industrial Arts Club 4, Football 1,2,3, Track 2,3,4, Varsity Club 23,4: BARBARA TRUNK Dramatics Club 4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Historian 3, G.A.A. Bowling 1,2,3,4, Peppers 3,4, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1, Pep Club 3, Shield 4. LORRAINE UNITIS Hall Guard 2, F.N.A. 4. DEANNA VALLERA Library Aid 3, Dramatics Club 3, GAs 2 oe hep Cluban3,4, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1, Senior Girls’ Chorus 2,3,4, Section Leader 3,4, President 4. JUDY VANDERWARREN F.H.A. 1,4, Spartanite 4, Pep Club 2. ) LY ) i ( ah AL p! | Suara VJ) es V BONNIE VENEIGH library Aid 4, F.N.A. 2,3, Fresh- man Girls’ Chorus 1, portanite A. ; va JUDY VENCKUS BINNS IL 2WEEG-ASA; |, aG.ACA- Bowling 1. DOROTHY WAGNER Library Aid 3, Office Aid 4, Stu- dent Council Rep. 3,4, Treasurer 4, S.W.S.C. of Student Councils Secretary 4, Dramatics Club 3,4, G.A.A. 1,2,3, G.A.A. Bowling 2,3, Spartan Band 1,2, Class Secretary 3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Queens Court 4. | JUDY VIRGIN PATRICK WARD Boys’ Bowling 1,2,3. DOROTHY WATSON Library Aid 3,4, Dramatics Club 3, Latin Club 1, Class Vice- President 3,4, Queens Court 3,4. Aye) DONNA WEBB : Library Aid 2, F.H.A. 4, G.A.A. 1,2, G.A.A. Bowling 2, Spartanite 4, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1, Senior Girls’ Chorus 2. WILLIAM WEBBER Student Council Alt. 2, Film Operator 1,2, Latin Club 1,2, Spartan Band 2,3,4. CAROL ANN WEIDNER Library Aid 3, Student Council Rep. 2, G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4, V. President 4, Point Chairman 2, G.A.A. Bowl- ing 2,3, Peppers 3, Pep Club 3, Spear 4. RAYMOND WEIDNER Hall Guard 3,4, Student Coun- cil Alt. 1, Boys’ Bowling 3, Base- ball 1, Wrestling 1, 2,3. RICHARD WEIDNER Hall Guard 3,4, Boys’ Bowling 3, Baseball 1, Wrestling 1,2,3. FLORENCE WETTERGREN Hall Guard 2, Office Aid 3,4, Student Council Rep. 2, G.A.A. 1, Student Council Alt. 3, Na- tional Honor Society 3,4, F.T.A. 3, Latin Club 1,2, Class Treas- urer 2, President 4, Shield Club 1, Queens Court 3, Homecoming Queen 4. KAREN WHITE Office Aid 4, Spartanite 4, Fresh- man Girls’ Chorus 1, Mixed Cho- rus 2. RONALD WHITNEY Hall Guard 4, Boys’ Bowl- ing 1,2, Spanish Club 3, Cadet Band 1,2, Wrestling a SHIRLEY WHITLEY DARRELL WIEGMAN_ Student . Council Alt. 4, Basketball 1,2,3, Track 1,2. MARIANNE WIERZBICKI Dramatics Club 3, Pep Club 2,3,4, Spartanite 4, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1, Senior Girls’ Chorus 2,3,4. SHARON WILLIAMS F.H.A. 2,4. DIANE WINDSOR G.A.A. 1,2, Dramatics Club 4, Freshman Girls’ Chorus 1, Senior Girls’ Chorus 2, A Cappella Choir 3,4, Madrigal 3,4, Section Lead- er 4. MARCIA WIOT Debate Club 3, Dramatics Club 3,4, Forensics Club 3, Freshmen Girls’ Chorus 1. ELAINE WITTMER Hall Guards 2,3, Office Aids 2,3, Debate Club 3, Dramatics Glubr 4) FHA 12), G:ANAs 1,2; Spear 4. DOROTHY WORKMAN Spartanite 4, Senior Girls’ Cho- rus 1, A Cappella Choir 2,3,4. MICHAEL WRYE Math Club 4, Science Club 4, Shield Staff 4. MARY YANDEL Pep Club 3, Spartanite 4, Li- brary Aid 4. TIM ZIELKE Film Operator 1,3, Spartanite 4, German Club 3,4. FRIENDSHIP’S HAND ACROSS THE SEA Dierk chats with Alan, a junior at O.L.C.H.S., and Ruth Battenburg. Dierk dons a apron and helps out with some of the household chores. Dierk spends his spare time listen- ing to the Hi-Fi. In the school year 1958-59 our Student Council and Pep Club conducted a fund raising drive to sponsor a foreign exchange student at O.L.C.H.S. During the same time, 186 high school students in Hamburg, Germany, took part in an extensive testing program to determine who would go to America for a year of study. Six German students were chosen, and one of them, Dierk Lindermann, was sent to O.L.C.H.S. Dierk’s home in Hamburg Blankenese, a suburb of Hamburg, is near the Elbe River, where he often goes sailing. In his free moments away from his family, which includes his parents, four brothers, and one sister, Dierk enjoys hiking and photography. As possible places for his future educational studies, Dierk is considering Old Heidelberg, in Germany, or the University of Chicago. After an interesting voyage across the Atlantic, Dierk arrived in Oak Lawn last August to meet the family with whom he has lived this year — Mr. and Mrs. Battenberg, their son Alan, a junior at O.L.C.H.S. and their daughter Ruth. Although it was a New environment, Dierk immediately took an active part in our high school. Because of his widely diversified interests, he be- came a member of the Student Council, the National Honor Society, the Varsity Club, the A Cappella Choir, and the Cross-Country Team. A Three week tour of America with a group of exchange students will culminate Dierk’s year-long stay. We at O.L.C.H.S. wish him a happy and pleasant journey and hope that he will take-home with him many wonderful memories of us and our country. ie bbiddliiaad Dierk sits with his American parents Mr. and Mrs. Battenburg. Mr. Wetzel presents Letters of Commendation to the six O.L.C.H.S. seniors who received a high rating on the National Merit Exam. They are BACK ROW: Bill Drummond, Ben Mandra, and Senior Councillor } Mrs. Emmel, In the FRONT ROW are Marilyn Hurlock, Carol Cain, Diane Gade. Betty Meyers is not shown. Allen Below Al Bergren Donald Bethke Joseph Bishop Donna Lee Bohne Albert Bonny June Boucher Gary Boyce Gerald Braasch Bernard Brady Darlene Brandt Judy Beveiling Bonnie Broecker William Brooks John Broom Judith Brown Raymond Bruck Richard Bryles George Bulow Tim Burke Phillip Burton Junior Class Officers: (L to R) Elaine Barry, Jane Heinen, Treasurer. Vice-President; Pat Dulis, President; Marsha Henley, Secretary; John P. Adams Frank Aiello James Aldridge Barbara Allan Darla Anderson Ron Anderson Louise Andre Curtis Apgar Beverly Appa Frank Aquino William Baaske Regina Bailey Bruce Bailie John Balchunas Ronald Bamberger Elaine Barry Frank Bartasis Donna Basham Alan Battenburg Dale Bechtlofft Lonnie Beck JUNIORS Thomas Byrne Jerilyn Campbell Patricia Cantrell Carol Capek Barbara Carpenter Carol Choyce David Cirar Mary Ann Cirilla Judy Clapper Kathleen Colatriano Ethel Coley Lawrence Collings Joyce Condon Linda Conners Richard Covas Marie Crebs Roy Crispe Jon Cump Pat Daley Chuck Damon Tom Daniels James Davidson Joan DeClue David DeSalvo Mildred DeVivo John DeVries David Dibble Tony DiCola Roy Diehl David Dill Julio DiPaolo Robert Doornbos Pam Dorgan Donna Dorney Bruce Doxsie Charles Dozier Darlene Drabandt Rita Drag Pat Dulis Terry Dunn Kathy Dyer Douglas Ehrenhaft Christine Evans Donald Evans Terry Feeny Wayne Filder Dianne Fitzgerald Sharon Forkash Sharon Forsberg Carol Fox Fred France Fred Franklin Dorothy Fudacz George Gaborik John Gaskill Jeffery Gedonius Jerry Gericke Marilyn Gesiorski Tony Ghelfi Sharon Gierach Douglas Glendenning Bob Gnass Barbara Goffinet JUNIORS Karen Grady Janice Grant Roy Grisco Sharon Groll John Guide Charlene Haas Renee Haerr John Hall Ilona Halsell Harmony Hammond Grant Hannapel Robert Hansen Dennis Harmon Shirley Harmon Karen Harper Joyce Harris Kathy Hart Jean Hartman Sandra Hassfield Chuck Hayes Fred Hazard Jeffery Hull Mary Huskey Sharon Hutcherson Robert Hutton Phyllis Imholt Roberta Ivers Antonnette |wanski Patsy Jackson Alan Janis Pat Jansen James Janowiak Tom Jendizejak Russ Jennings Dale Johnson George Johnson Karen Johnson Phyllis Johnson Verna Lee Johnson Karen Johnston Roy Jones Jill Jordan Carole Heaberg John Hebeisen Jane Heinen Stephen Heinking James Heintz Marsha Henley Joyce Herman Sue Hess Karleen Hesting Guy Hicklin Barbara Hilger Ginger Hilger Diana Hirsch Diane Hialtelin George Hoffman Fred Holstrom Phyllis Holstrom Janet Home Maribeth Hookstadt Joe Hornat Larry Hughbanks JUNIORS Ellis Julien Andrew Juraszek Bruce Kammerer Karen Karnik Fran Kastel Arthur Katzmann Rich Kelley Pat Kelley Katherine Kinderwater Carol Kirk George Knezovich Frank Kolar Dorothy Kolar Nora Kollmon Harry Kollpainter William Komorn Carla Kope Karen Korthase Susan Koske David Koziel Carole Krause Margaret Krauss Charlene Krone Ann Kroner Kenneth Krout Ron Kumzi Richard LaRaviere Jean Larson Judith Larson William Larson Robert Lee Gilbert Leska Michael Lester Gerald Lewis Mary Jane Lewis William Lewis Marie Lilley Ronald Lindgren Helen Lisak Myrline Lockwood Judy Long Patricia Luby Lynette Lund Keith Lynch Robert Maddock George Mahneke Mike Majercak James Marshall Ronald Marshall Joanne Martinek Chuck Mascolino Diana Maulus Barbara Maxwell Bill Maxwell Bob May Gail McCullough Ken McGuire Joan McHenry John McInerney Carol McKay Penny McKenney Tom McReynolds Jim McTigne JUNIORS Jo Ann Meyer Nancy Mikos Bernadine Molde Lillian Murdock James Murphy Ralene Murray Gerald Musgrove Sue Naden Rita Neal Betty Neaves Robert Neerman Thomas Nelson Lorraine Nemcher Phil Nevills Charles Newman Wayne Norkus Sharon Noteboom Melvin Oftedahl Raymond O’Leary Raylene Olson Alec Olund Paul Oppenheim Barbara Overbeek Gary Overhouser Donna Owens Lillian Panfil Raymond Parke Alvin Paschal Dorothy Patterson Donna Perillo Gabrielle Perri Donald Peterson Charles Phipps Diane Poggensee Robert Pohlman Sharon Posch Alice Potts Leon Quainter John Rachford Charles Rambo Michael Rambo Delbert Ray Gary Raymond Geraldine Recla Garry Reed Carl Regnerus Mike Reithofer Gerald Renkar Barbara Reno Linda Rinkus Gayla Riordan Charlene Roberts Kary! Ronberg Nancy Runge Richard Ross Patricia Ryan Ruth Sanow Margaret Sansome Paul Sarpalius Nick Salviano John Scellato Barbara Schander Marianne Schiller JUNIORS Lee Schmidt Daniel Schram Sharon Schubert Chuck Schultz Sandra Schumm Marvin Schurke Ed Schussler LeRoy Sea Linda Seese Richard Sell Robert Sheehan Bob Shutay Steve Skora Judith Sloane Ron Smeatham Carol Smith James Smith Judy Smith Joyce Snavely Rich Snekhaus Gene Soice Joyce Sorensen Thomas Sparks John Spellman Tom Stanovich Joan Stasiak Sam Staycoft Carole Steele Donald Sternberg Sue Strelow Ron Stube Don Suchorski Lois Sullivan Louise Suvada Sue Talcott Albert Tallavico Nancy Talsma Pat Teeling Sue Temple Joan Terhesh Sue Trenand Peter Thome Bill Thompson Susan Tinsley Barbara Trimmer Dennis Trubac Darlene Tuomey Elaine Turner Don Twigg Justine Vaitkus JoAnn Valencik Ronald Veague Joann Venckus Peggy Veingh Marilyn Veverka Earl Vojteck Mary Lou Vojteck Art Weber Donna Weidner Eric Weiss Robert Welsh Martha Wettergren Judith Wheeler JUNIORS Shirley Whitley Bob Willman Tom Windsor Jack Winegar Judy Wisek Charles Witthoft Claude Wittle Robert Woodrum Phyllis Winster Thomas Young Ed Zigarski Dennis Ziarko Donald Zich Sandy Zick IN HONOR QUEEN LETTER DAY! im =. @ —) William Wulfing, President; Mary Ellen Roman, Secretary; Bonnie Bessemer, Treasurer; Jeanette Brill, Vice-President. SOPHOMORES Tim Adams Ken Albertini Don Alberts Richard Allison Boyd Anderson Diane Anderson Kenneth Anderson Mike Anderson Marylou Aquino Jim Arnold Victor Autuis Ronald Augustine Jim Baaske Donald Babb Cheryl Bachert Charlene Bahls Sherry Bellezza Marie Bergen Susan Berthold Bonnie Bessemer Nikki Best ! Barbara Bethke Jerome Bierwalter Steve Bisbiskis Tommy Bierwalter Carol Bock | George Boehm | Steve Boros Donna Boutet | Jeanette Brill Phil Brock Phyllis Brooks Lorraine Adamitus John A. Adams Fred Balas Robert Bale Bill Ballik Phyllis Bamberger Rich Barlow Ronald Barry Elaine Bart Rita Bartasy James Bath Helen Bayne Lynn Beening Karen Beerheide Paulette Begitschke Robert Beilfus Richard Beintum Robert Beintum SOPHOMORES Allen Broyles James Buckley Norma Buckner Henry Buczkowski Jane- Bukowski Janet Bukowski Ted Bulow Marlys Burdelik Thomas Burke Jerry Burman Matthew Burnicks Kathi Burrei Ron Burton Kathy Cain Bette Canfield Allen Carbough Charlene Carlson Karen Carlson John Carrington Joe Catanzaro Pat Chancey Carol Chapman Charles Chase Richard Chavosky Russel Chevalier Robert Clark Sharon Coles James Collachia Wallace Conlon Jackie Cook Maureen Cornell James Corrigan John Courtney Marianne Covas Jim Crane Richard Cross Jerry Curran Steve Crook Nancy D’Amico Donna Damon Donna Daniel Gloria Dargert Dan Davidson Jerry Debo Michael Deckelmann Pat Derro Michael DeRuntz Fred DeVries Jim DeVries Terry Diedrick Bill Dillon Dominic DiPaolo Edna Dix Mike Dix Darryl Donnelly Arlyn Dorn Barbara Doweny Ed Draper Wayne Drenthe James Drury — Sharon Duffy Judy Dugan Rosemary Duke Bruce Dunn Cora Lu Dyckman Karen Dykstra Carolyn Dymoski Judith Dzielak Bill Eakins Bernard Eck Nancy Ehrenhaft Wayne Elde Pat Ehrenhaft George Engel Rita Enk . Margaret Essen Bob Evans James Fett Jim Finegen Brenda Finn SOPHOMORES Shirley Fitzgerald Jean Folk Leonard Ford Pat Freeman Joe Fuessel Tom Fuessel Dean Gallagher Bobette Giacone Jim Gierach Eileen Gillet Gloria Golden Danny Graham Wayne Gray Judy Graves Rebekah Green Ruth Griede Diane Griffin George Grigon Donald Guinta Paul Haa Charlotte Haag Rich Haehnlein Mary Haidacher Gary Harmon Gerald Hain Alan Harnew Pamela Hedeen Pat Heintzelman Karen Heitz Donna Helstein Joe Hendricks Ken Hess Jean Hickey Richard Hiorns Robert Hiorns Denyse Hobbs Rita Hodges Jerry Hoffman Janet Hjorth Bill Howells David Kowaleski Gloris Kowaleski Ron Kugley Rosemarie Kumzi Quentin Kurtzweil Karl Kuszynski Pat LaFaire Lyle Lake Carol Hull Diane Isenberg Al Jaburek Joe Jasper Tony Jendrzejak Judy Jennings Sonja Johnson Ted Johnson Donna Lee Jordon Francis Kaczmarek Gerri Kaczmarski Bonnie Kane Rich Kappel Harvey Kasper Anne Katzmann Lillian Kauffman Darleen Kealey Judy Kelley Rich Kilton Wallace Kirby Ingelore Kleist Walter Koglin Sue Kolb Anita Konieczy Richard Letts Fred Lewis Carol Lightcap Dennis Lindberg Gary Lindsey Marie Lipp William Lisak Richard Ludeman SOPHOMORES James Luden Penny Lundquist Jack Malpass Marlyne Manz Mike Markiano Diana Marlott Dianne Marshall James Marshall Richard Martin Wilma Matthews Barbara McClaflin Jacqueline McCleeland Don McDonald Dianne McDonnell — 5 = : Ken McGehee ‘ % 4 “ —% Coreen McKee ae hg 7 Kathy McLain Marge McMillan Kathleen McNally Ron Mehring Karen Meloy Tom Meluskey Ronald Michalski Pat Micherska Arlene Miller Sandie Miller Jerry Milstead Andy Milwid Marilyn Moore Diane Morgan Robert Morris Jean Morstadt Jacqueline Muszynski Dolores Myers Judy Myszkewicz Alyce Neermann Bill Nelson Margaret Nevills Russ Norris Anthony Novak Michael Osness Ron Ostapkowicz Jim Pacourek Robert Palinsky Robert Philbin Steve Phillips Richard Persing Sharon Porter Kathleen Posteck Ron Quasny Judy Rainford Thomasina Randle Ronald Razniewski Donald Reimer Roger Reinsch Ronald Rekart James Renkar Nancy Reno Peter Rhodes Bob Richards John Richardson Randy Richardson Dave Rihel Barb Rizzo Carol Roberts Jim Rolewicz Mary Ellen Roman Janice Rossten Bill Rost Ewald Ruceis Carole Ruggia Ronald Ruth Bob, Riseall Sheila Ruzella Nancy Ryan Vicki Rykaczewski Gary Sayers Pat Scellato Louis Schalk Gary Schiller SOPHOMORES Pat Schiller Dan Scholl Earl Schultz Jim Schultz Pat Schultz Glenn Scott Jan Scott Beverly Sell Laurence Senglaub Sam Sepanik Earl Shambo Denita Sheele Martin Sieverson David Simmons Dennis Sindt Charlene Slattery Carole Stockdale Karen Strelow Janet Stringham James Sturtecky Mary Ann Sullivan Joe Sumroda Jon Sutherland Naomi Swan John Swickward Ron Sykes Sue Talbott Ruth Tellinghausen Shirley Thompson Sara Thorton Diane Tomlinson Joycelyn Tourangeau Darlene Westerman Judy Wickman Harry Willett Scott Williams Jimmy Wisek Ed Withowski Dennis Witthoft Ruins | Berold: Workman Marvin Winster Bob Wright Mary Zander Cheryl Zick Jim Ziegzer Harry Zyburt Donna Slattery Barbara Smith Diane Smith William Smith Janice Sobol Terry Souhrada Alice Spain Judy Spusato Loren Sprenkle Francis Stanford Jim Stanley Stanley Stanley Barb Stanton Al Stasiak James Sterner Barbara Stevenson Linda Tucceri Ray Vanderwarren Jean Verschave Ken Viollt Carol Voebell Diane Vogler Joyce Vojech Charles Volkstorf Bruce Wagner Charlene Ward Fred Wartenberg Victor Wayne Bruce Webber Jean Weidner Joan Weidner Iris Weiss Freshman Class Officers: Diane Osborne, Treasurer; Wayne Grassel, Secretary; Bob Saviano, President; Jim Daniels, Vice-President. FRESHMEN Russel Abner Jean Abrams Margaret Adams Mary Adams Vaughn Aiello William Akin Charles Allenson Joyce Allensworth Brian Anderson Gerald Anderson Chuck Annerino Sam April James Arehart Hugo Arguillo Marilyn Armes Jim Arnold Don Atutis Wayne Augustine Raynond Bale Monica Balcon Margaret Bart Susan Beauvals Donna Becker Tom Becker Carol Beneski Pam Benkowski Virginia Benton Pat Berchtold Marcia Bibb Nancy Biedermann Carol Bird Iris Bloomquist Eddie Bodendorfer Linda Bolstad Lydia Borkowski Dennis Boyce George Branstrom Art Braver Bob Brown Maribeth Brinkman Dwight Broschofsky Barbara A. Brown Toni A. Brown Robert Bryda Judy Burgess Alan Burton Joyce Burton Dennis Carbaugh FRESHMEN Wayne Grassel Jacqueline Greco Ray Griegar Gretchen Gronendyke Shirley Gross Gary Gusick Dianne Gustavson Ruth Haaker Walter Cass John Chaplinski Lynn Christensen Geraldine Clark Janice Clesson Rose Codignoni Wayne Conlon Regina Conte Virginia Coyne Sandra Cump James Cunningham Sally Curcio Charles Czekala Alan Damm Jim Daniels Donna Deering Carol Emmershy Pauline Esson Dorothy Eubanks Sandra Evans Gayle Fisler John Fitzgerald Laura Fitzgerald Sue Flinchum Nola Florek Marilyn Fokkens Dennis Fonte Robert Foster Eric Framberg Linda Frankland James Franzen Melva Freberg Roger Haehnlein Heather Hansen Bob Hart James Hebeisen Michael Heintz Pat Heintz Tom Heintz Charles Heitz Michele De Priore Merianne Derro Ralph De Witt John De Young Laurel De Young Darrel Diedrich Theresa Di Paolo Christine Di Vito Gregg Downey Laura Downey Charles Drewry Denise Drews Bonnie Droesser Joseph Dyer Jim Eberhart Carol Ehrenfeld Richard Freeman Fred Friedman Bob Frith Virginia Froelke Mary Gabby Darlene Gamble David Gangloff Gloria Gass Phyllis Geraci Sylvia Gerke Janice Glens Carolyn Gliege Dolores Gordon Paul Gouty Rich Goveia James Graham FRESHMEN Larry Helstein Russ Hendricks Joan Herman Pat Hicks Sandy Hicks David Hoeper John Hogate Diane Holmes Helen Hopkins Joyce Horvath Betty Ann Hovey Judy Howard Ron Howells Pat Huet Betty Huffman John Hull James Hunt Eleanor Joelson Carole Johnson Lynda Johnson Terry Johnson Tom Johnson Karen Jurinek June Kammer Fred Kanwischer Darlene Karmie Doug Karreman Joseph Kasko Nancy Kasper James Keiner Ross Kermer Christine Klein Kathy Knoblauch Pat Knowski Cynthia Kolar Beatrice Kollman Doris Kopischke Rosalind Kosik Phyllis Koven Lynn Krauss Bob Krug Sharon Kunz Thomas Kuras Janet Kurtzweil Gloria LaFranco James Lamb Bob Lammel Bill Langnes Sheridan Leach Josephine Lefils Fran Leper Jill Liebenow Jerome Ligman Ray Lipp Frank Long James Mackey Robert Mack Jack Maines David Malmgren Dolores Marcanio Charlotte Marchbank Sandra Masson Judy Mattson Bob Mayhall Rita McCartney Shirley McCullough Bob McDonald Barbara McElhinney Carol McEntee Marilyn McKay Linda McMillan Jean Meager Helen McTighe Edward Meister Priscilla Mergenthaler June Meske Carol Meyers Rich Micklin Frank Milkevitch Cheryl Miller FRESHMEN Linda Modglin Bob Moore Bill Moran Janet Morris Lana Morton Carmie Meingiovi Bob Munson Daniel Murphy Wanda Musgrove John Muzika Mary Nevills Nickie Nevins Nancy Niderost Charles Norris Joe Noto Gerald Novak Ruth Persig Mary Plefka Bob Powers Bob Price Karen Prokop John Raap Virginia Rachford Bill Radtke Geraldine Randle Bruce Rebout Carol Rebout Bill Rhode Lonnie Richardson Ray Riecke Diane Riese Donna Ripple Rosemary Schiller Mary Schmitt Beatrice Scholl Bill Schultz John Schussler Pat Sea | Diane Schelley Donna Sheppard Randall Shepardson Stella Shuman Janet Sikora Dennis Sikula Marcia Simmons Cathering Sklar Ken Smith Bill Smith Eileen O’Hara Lynn Oliver Mark Oppenheim Diane Osborne Susan Otrembiak Shirley Page Steve Palermo Ron Palinsky Lois Panfil Robert Patitucci Mike Peters Beverly Peterson Diana Peterson Jeannette Pheifer Mike Pileggi Diane Platt Nick Rizzato Joe Rizzo Tim Robson Lucille Roche Elaine Rodriques Leonard Rogan Carol Ross Bob Rozhon Eileen Ruhe Charles Russell Carolyn Ruzella Faith Sanow Bob Savaiano Susan Sawyer Roger Schaver Erma Schiller FRESHMEN John Spaulding John Stanovich Lorraine Stefan Mark Stevens Sally Steves Carole Stralka Bob Studnicka David Sullivan Ray Sullivan Robert Swallow Jeanne Swan James Swanson Tina Swartwood Gertrude Szewczyk Terry Tampa Donald Tallarico « AN | Nas HAN IS Alan Vantongeren Kenneth Veverka Robert Vojtech Dolores Waggoner Larry Wagner Raymond Wanek Beverly Wanke Pat Wayner Barbara Welsh Leonard Wettergren Tom Wilson Allen Wrobleski Gerald Zwarick Antony Zelisko Donna Zick Joan Zuttermeister Will we make it on time? Vincent Tannura Wayne Tavaggia Carolyn Tayler Cory Tebbens Madeline Thoel Pat Timm Alice Tometich Stanley Tracy Ray Tresize Pam Trimmer Joann Tunstall Vickie Twigg Darlene Uchman Janice Urbank Sue Vanderhoft Jeanne Van Pelt So this is high school! Keats O moments big as years! ATHLETIC COACHES i L-R: John Lewis — Athletic director, Track; Joe Walton — Basketball, Golf; Len Scaduto — Sophomore Football, Sophomore Basketball, George Dunn — Sophomore Football; Sophomore Track; Joseph Zajac — Freshman Football, Baseball; Bill Meredith — Frosh-Soph Wrestling; Fred Parks — Football; John Shryock — Football Ass’t; Fred Schmidt — Freshman Basketball, Frosh-Soph Baseball; John Swalec — VARSITY CLUB Oe ewe oe The Oak Lawn varsity club is made up of boys who have won varsity letters in one of the six sports at Oak Lawn. As a member of the Oak Lawn Var- sity Club a boy promises to always attempt to do honor to his school and team. He promises to ad- here to good training rules in the summer as well TOP ROW L-R: Bill Thompson, Dick Nordmark, Don Evans, Dan Karvasek, Dierk Lindeman, Le Roy Drake, Ken Albertini, Art Katz- mann. 4th ROW: Paul McHenry, Bill Drummond, Mike Majercak, Chuck Wittoff, Randy Richardson, Walter Quinlan, Roy Mur- phy, Roy Ryska. 3rd ROW: Bob Shutay, Tom Nykiel, Guy Hick- lin, Jim Aldridge, Gary Reed, Jim Bartuska, Doug Trapp, Pat as during the school year. A Varsity Club member also agrees to return his letter if he should break any of the rules or regulations of the Club. The Club sponsors the annual Varsity-Faculty basketball game. Funds raised from this game go toward the Varsity Club Banquet held each Spring. Coniglio, Steven Frogue, 2nd ROW: Gary Eggersdorf, Chuck Medows, Fred Hazard, George Knezovich, Rich Letts, Ken Kilinski, Doug Glendening, Del Ray. Ist ROW: Eric Weiss, Dave Koziel, Bill Nicholson, Jack Adams, Ron Presbitero, Vic Leffelman, Tom Byrne, Mike Reithofer, Julio Dipalo. The Spartan eleven got off to a slow start this sea- son with a loss to a non-conference opponent — Blue Island, followed by a conference loss to Evergreen Park. Then, a decisive 38—O victory over the Bremen Braves spurred the Spartans on to a win over the newest conference opponent Homewood-Flossmoor, fol- lowed by a victory over Lincolnway. Although the loss’s to Sandburg and Rich dimmed the hopes for this year’s conference title, the victory over the Reavis Rams gave the Spartans fourth place in the Conference stand- ings. FRONT ROW: Dave Koziel, Jack Adams, Julio DiPaolo, Tom Byrne, Jim Bartuska, Fred France, Doug Glendenning, Vic Leffleman, Bob Shutay, Bob Hunyadi, Mike Reithofer, Dennis Trubac, Don Bethke SECOND ROW: Mr. Shyrock, Fred Hazard, Mike Majercek, Jon Cump, Paul McHenry, Flip Pflaumer, Keith Lunch, Don Miller, Jim VARSITY FOOTBALL 1959 Scores CM Neen 0 Blieaishand sae cece fas per 20 Lec es: 6 PVSIOTSON PONG 3.6 sau eee 13 Of ge peer 38 Breiner. ce sn «0 oa costs henemees 0 Oak Sa eee 14 Homewood-Flossmoor ....... 6 Ciera cre. 19 MNCOINWEY: ..ac. 4 wiv. ey eee 7 OL ees eee 6 (orl SONCDULG ae oa eee es i oes ee 6 Rich: 94. Sak wa aute eeepaere tee 19 O 3 ae acn he, 14 Rechyismets tthe arr clams 7 Aldridge, Tom Fuessel, Roy Raska, Bill Brooks, Steve Skora, Skip Killpainter, Mr. Parks BACK ROW: Gil Laska, Art Katzmann, Dave Baaske, Don Evens, Dan Karvasek, Terry Campbell, Paul Sarpalius, Jerry Lewis, Ken Albertini, Tom Ligman, Bill Thompson, Walter Quin- lan, Bill Howells, Gary Reed. Center — Like all of the other. linemen the center is a good blocker, but equally important is his ability to center the ball properly. Quarterbacks — The quarterback is the working “brain” of the team, he must be a good thinker and has to accept most of the responsibility on each play. The quarterback also must be a good ball han- dler, a fast runner, and an excellent passer. STANDING Bill Brooks, Tom Byrne. FIRST ROW Mr. Parks, Gil Laska, Leroy Drake, Keith Lynch, Jerry Lewis, Fred Hazard, Doug Glendenning. Halfbacks — The half- back play not only as a ball carrier but is some- times also a pass receiver. A halfback must have good speed and be a hard runner. Full back — A fullback must be a good runner and have the power to gain those few, extra, val- vable yards. L to R Mr. Parks, Vic Leffleman, Paul McHenry, Tom Byrne, Gary Reed, Jim Aldrige, Julio DiPaolo, Skip Kollpainter, Bill Brooks, Bob Shutay. STANDING Dan Karvasek, Mr. Shyrock, Art Katzmann, Tom Ligman, Paul Sarpalius, Bill Thompson, Walter Quinlan, FRONT ROW Dennis Trubac, Don Miller, Fred France, Steve Skora. Ends — The ends must be good blockers, but more important they must also be fast and have an ability to receive passes well. Guards — The guards are not only good block- ers, but must also be agile and, because they lead some line plays, be able to move quickly. STANDING: Tom Fuessel, Roy Ryska, Jim Bartuska, Dave Baaske, FIRST ROW: Jon Cump, Mike Reithofer, Jack Adams, Mike Majercek, Mr. Shyrock. Team Managers — One of the greatest assets of a football coach are the team managers. They have the reponsibility of all the team’s equipment and are a necessity to any football squad. Dave Koziel, Al Bergren, Don Bethke. STANDING: Don Evens, Terry Campbell, Bill Howells, FIRST ROW Bob Hunyadi, Flip Pflaumer, Ken Albertini, Mr. Syrock. l {| i Tackles — The tackles are the heavier boys on the team and the best blockers. ACTION FOOTBALL SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TOP ROW Mr. Dunn, Ronald Berry, Wayne Drenthe, Jerry Milstead, Ronald Ostapkowicz, Ken Hess, Joe Sumroda, William Nelson, Tom Adams, James DeVries 2nd ROW Harry Zyburt, Jim Wisek, Gary Sayers, Bernard Eck, Donald Alberts, James Collachia, Russell Chevalier, George Grignon, Pete Rhodes, Edward Draper, Mr. Scaduto 1st ROW John Swickert, James Fett, Dominic DiPaolo, Chuck Shaffer, Mike Anderson, Dean Gallagher, Steve Larson, Teddy Bulow, Bob Richards, Mike Glenn. The 1959 season is acclaimed as one of the most successful for the O.L.C.H.S. sopho- more football squad. With a conference record of 4 wins, 2 losses, and _1 tie, the sopho- more squad took third place in this years conference standings. The O.L.C .H.S. freshman squad played an equally successful season with a conference record of 4 wins, 1 loss, and | tie. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TOP ROW Pat Huet, Mr. Zajac, Jim Beller, Bill Rhode, Bill Smith, Mike Stevens, Jim Franzen, Charles Annerino, Fred Hetzel, Mr. Adduci 2nd ROW Charles Russell, Ray Bale, Jim Mackey, Jack Maines, Richard Micklin, John Raap, Bob Frith, Bill Peterson Ist ROW. Gregg Downey, David Sullivan, Steve Palermo, Jack Schussler, Jim Lamb, Mike Pileggi, Tom Johnson, Ken Veverka. CROSS COUNTRY 1999 TOP ROW (L to R) Mr. Lewis, Bob Willman, Roy Murphy, Chuck Richard Letts, Bob Fuller 1st ROW John DeVries, Bill Nicholson, Don Whithoft, Wayne Fidler, Dierk Lindemann, Randy Richardson, Steve Jensen, Ed Schussler, Don Frogue 2nd ROW AI Olund, Del Ray, Larry Kirby, Tom Nykiel, Although the Spartan cross country team is only in its second year at Oak -awn, it made an indelible mark this year by capturing the conference championship with a record low of 30 points, after having beaten all the conference teams in dual meets. Oak Lawn also placed fifth in the Bloom Invitational Meet. Letter winners were Steve Frogue, 1 in conference, 3 in district, 7 in the Bloom Invitational Meet, and 35 at State; Delbert Ray, 4 in conference; Randy Richardson, 5 in conference; Dierk Linderman, our foreign student, 7 in conference; Richard Letts, 13 in conference; Larry Kirby; Chuck Whitthoff; Bill Nicholson; Roy Murphy; and Tom Nykiel. START AT RICH Zich, Tom Windsor. TEAM RECORD O.L. 18 Reavis O.L. 15 Evergreen Park O.L. 22 Bremen Bloom Invitational O.L. 15 Homewood-Flossmoor 48 Os O.L. 21 Lincolnway O.L. 34 LaGrange Conference | District 5 low score wins CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS L to R Roy Murphy, Richard Letts, Bill Nicholson, Steve Frogue, Randy Richardson, Delbert Ray, Dierk Lindemann. FROSH-SOPH TOP ROW L to R Larry Senglaub, Danny Grahm, Steve Boros, Jim Daniels, Ed Witkowski, Vic Wayne, Leonard Wettergren, Bill Burton. BOTTOM ROW L to R Jim Swanson, Vince Tannura, Mike Brewer, Don Babb, Ken Narducy, Bob Lammel, Rick Barlow (mgr.). Don Miller Dan Karvasek VARSITY Paul Sarpalius Paul McHenry LA 45% Larry Stone David Snavely BASKETBALL Al Bergren Art Katzmann Roy Murphy VARSITY RESULTS Blue Island Argo Bremen Lincolnway Sandberg Evergreen Park Crete Monee Tournament 2nd ®t Lee 60 St. Anne Manteno Peotone Reavis Rich Flossmoor Lincolnway Morgan Park Acc. Sandberg Elmwood ‘Park Evergreen Park Thornton Fractional Reavis Rich Flossmoor BACK ROW: Bill Drummond, Alvin Bergien, Dave Snavely, Larry Stone, Paul Sarpalius, Dennis DeVries, Dan Karvasek, | Art Katzman. FRONT ROW: Roy Jones, Don Miller, Coach Walton, Roy Murphy, Paul McHenry, Walt Quinlan. 0.0 O.L Or Ot O.L On O.L Ot JUNIOR VARSITY RESULTS Oh a ale Beane « 64 a Sear ee 46 Sethe abhe 47 Sp. eee 34 Riverside Sandberg Evergreen Park Lincolnway Reavis Lockport Argo Lincolnway Lockport Bremen Sandberg Evergreen Park SOPHOMORE REGULARS : L-R: Dave Simmons, Tim Adams, Rich Letts, Randy Richardson, Bob Richards, Center: Coach Scaduto. SOPHOMORE SQUAD L-R, TOP ROW: Don Alberts, Rich Letts, Ed Witkowski, Randy Richardson, Ken Hess, Jim De Vries, Tim Adams, Jim Gierach, John Swickert. BOTTOM ROW: Stan Stanley, Dave Simmons, Bob Richards, Coach Scaduto, Ron Sykes, Wally Smith, Danny Graham, Bill Wulfing. SOPHOMORE SCHEDULE FRESHMAN SCHEDULE TN ete oy ASer oes SONG eine oe see 56 ON le at DEMS Ad Neto te ss Benes a ie ea rarer 33 Oe, Aros ea SOMEACGO. fray ah art ae xsl ace 5 36 Ore oe 31 Riverside Brookfield ........ 42 OF eal eee LOD a) Sec clah is Cat ices eee 38 ONO rtene nay: We A Bei dh bie tele lie fe gh he gem e eED 43 OO eronrers 3 CO MLINCO INO Vaid teenager cd lous 5 39 OURS Ge nutom Sie SPVercreen tr Ot ke cute nooo s 36 (00 Bee ea AD Se SCMCOULC) a ieee te clara diese 33 SAL eae aerate SQt LUACOIWOY meester tal Stents 9d 43 ON Ren ae Aj Everqréeni-)Park esate. 44 0 o-8 oo Oly: She DGia RECVISMEEI IS Ae oor vp) acai = 44 ee oF oe SG a Reavis aeertade me nie peat ares 0% 40 oh ye eS oe 32 Homewood-Flossmoor ....... 49 Of Be tee Ale e Rictia 21a ite ate io ore 8 43 Ole een. oe 6 ToC) Mae ot 45,0) 9 ry Se ae 64 ON eee ee ge 51 Homewood-Flossmoor ........ 54 Oe eS cic DCA OG Wire ty ceteris role cine aoc 28 ( Peter fence 2 AAS Lemont eel eee eye = 56 ONES am aie co 44 Lincolnway ........-.-.+.-. 34 a es ASie Bremen mister «= svn’ 53 Oe nas es BO RE LOCK DOr teres aa ce eat ne ei 47 (il ea Pe ee 65 Lincol Wl ae Inna rites. 2.5, 9.69 56 © oe ee Ae BrSInierimete wontes ete teiae cee sees: SY7 ©) ee 2 62 Morgan Park Academy a ot aM 18 OA aR ae tae 43 Corl Sandburg eehs oe eset savas. 38 ei Bieta 6G) eCan sono urg matinee a 3. - 49 OL... 6.2... 40 Evergreen Park ............ 39 ©: |e e« 64a Elmwood echiGmeeeti ne ae 54 GC) Once DT ARCAVIS The tm onan eee es 36 (a Y CN ee 48 Evergreen Park ........... % Oe aero 42 Homewood-Flossmoor ....... 43 colicge sw woven 46 Thornton Fractional South ... 38 Cre cits fa ees BB A RACVIS EL each eters vid ane 33 O10 eer So ERICH Melee Gow tities scans sore a6“ 46 oiacrshesd dats 39 Homewood Flossmoor ...... 46 FRESHMAN SQUAD TOP ROW, L-R: Jim Graham, Bob Saruviano, Tom Kuras, Coach Schmidth, Chuck Aunerino, Wayne Gras- sel, Skip Meister. 2nd ROW: Leonard Wettergren, Jim Hebeisen, Joe Kasko, Jim Daniels. Ist ROW: Mike Stevens, Mike Brewer, Paul Gouty. 91 VARSITY RESULTS $3 Ee 19 Palative ........ re RECKAS Suri cis a ware 8 athe ee 2] Evergreen Park ... OLS ever ras 17 OSWECO2-0G.5 satis a AUST i ae 94 Blue Island ...... CP bake 6 tome 24 PPERNEN cat: «Sn © 4 Gs Bae 19 Hinsdale... + oa.2s += PU Yr See 24 Sandheras.....% ar COE a Se ha 14 ProvisOdete- ss pas 6 New Trier ......- a ES ee ee 28 BlSOnT te case ee Ce cana te 22 Rich eae es ae OR aie, ate 24 Lincolnway ...... ES SW, Petar jie Thornton saa ACOs 4 ae 3] FIOSSIiIOr ak so Conference 3rd District 3rd Sectional 2nd State 6th FROSH-SOPH REGULARS WRESTLING a a | VARSITY TOP ROW, L-R: Jon Cump, Tom Byrne, Don Evans, Coach Swalec, Ken Albertini, Gil Leska, Pat Coni- lio. 2nd ROW: Bob Fleck, Fred Hazard, Roy Crispe, TOP ROW, L R: Ted Bul ow, Chuck Chase, Steve Bisbikus, Coach Meredith, Russell Cheralier, Jim Collochia. 2nd ROW: Jim Stanley, Jerry Milstead, Pete Rhodes, Ed Draper, Gary Sayers, Jim Zyler. Ist ROW: Jim Bath, Bob Evans, Stan Tracz, Tony Zelisko, Fran Stanford. 92 1959-60 SQUAD Bruce Kemmerer, Ray Bruck, Bill Nickolson. Ist ROW: Pat Derro, Keith Lynch, Joe Bishop, Dennis Trubeck, Doug Glendenning, Eric Weiss. FROSH-SOPH SQUAD -FROSH-SOPH RESULTS Conference Ist TOP ROW, L-R: Dave Sullivan, Larry Beifus, Ted Bulow, Chuck Chase, Steve Bisbikis, Coach Meredith, Rus- sel Cheralier, Jim Collachia, Sheridan Leach, John Rapp. 2nd ROW: Dave Simons, Jim Stanley, Jerry Mil- stead, Pete Rhodes, Ed Draper, Gary Sayers, Jim Zyler, Bob Bacon. Ist ROW: Bob Swallow, Jim Bath, Bob Evans, Stan Tracz, Tony Zelesko, Fran Stanford, Mike Anderson. Sore 32 DOT ee ae tas ater ce She Oe ani aie o8 Reavistee Poko Daa tien ee atc cree 2A Evergreen Park ........ 31 va eee 36 Oaweae verwioss.. 3... 18 Pee 27. Blue Islandieeaccuee ee. t 21 me ee cee 22 Bremerts sig stam ees 22 Re a ait 29 Waukegan ==... . ceftee 221 negeere em 27 Hinsdale: sw... (ot wrce e Tee 28 Sandberd cx wants aes, 100 Meee 42 Blasi rs. coe co ie Peng NN 32 RiCn tea eee eee SS Sa ea 40 Lincolnways 2s Jes ete 10 Pepa et 29 AHOMIOINt ST hone eae et LO 93 Bruce Kammerer (2—4—0) work an elbow roll on Doug Glendenning. Bob Fleck tries to work a coaches special as Tom Byrne attempts to bring him down with a single leg pickup. Gil Leska (O—9—1) works a whizzer on Keith Lynch (2—7—1). Jim Bath (6—11—0) tries a double leg pickup, while Tony Zelesko (1—5—0) counters with a cross face. Dennis Trubac works a far arm, far leg crack down on Ray Bruck (7—5—1). Eric Weiss (21—4—1) works a deep waist and far leg crack down on Jim Bishop (O—7). Roy Crispe (O—7) stands up as Ken Albertini (0—7—1) prepares to do an Oklahoma breakdown. Don Evans (23—3—1) puts a Guillotine on Fred Hazard (O—6), 5 | Pat Coniglio (15—I—I) tries a take down on Jon Cump (6—8) as Cump prepares to work a standing sw itch. Pat Derro (2—5) sits out on Bill Nicholson (15—10). above Bisbikis above Bruck below Evans below Nicholson above Leska below Bruck above Nicholson below Nicholson Go Gill Get him!!! ACTIVITIES There is a time for some things and a time for all things; a time for great things and a time for small things. Cervantes STUDENT COUNCIL One of the oldest school organizations is our Student Council, sponsored by Mr. Adduci and Miss Greager. Patterned after our American democratic form of representa- tive government, the Council, which is the representative group of our entire student body, works, constantly for the betterment of our school. Among its many duties are in- cluded the supervision of the parking lot, the authorization of other school clubs to sell concessions at various events, and the responsibility for the success of our Homecoming Dance. Undertaking a new project this year, the Council has joined with the Pep Club to sponsor a trip for an O.L.C.H.S. student abroad. STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES TOP ROW Guy Hicklin, John Rachford, Randy Richardson, Bob Gnass, Dierk Lindemann, David Dill, Chris Jensen, Bill Brooks, Don Buckley, Jim Aldrich, 5th ROW Sharon Note- boom, Stanley Stanley, Ric Barlow, Jim Marshal, Jim Gie- rach, Roger Reinsch, Bill Thompson, Steve Crook, Florence Wettergren, Pat Dulis, 4th ROW Don Talareco, Lenard Wettergren, Bob Maynard, Patrick Huet, Arlie Gaut, Sue Kolb, Sandy Potter, Marge Schlabach, 3rd ROW Sharon 100 McKay, Diane Lucas, Marcie Mitchell, Janis Sherman, Char- lene Krone, Dee Brill, Joan Stasiak, Joan McHenry, Sharon Forkash, Beverly Piliers. 2nd ROW Doris Koposchke, Linda Rinkus, Mary Adams, Lydia Borkowski, Julie Gundgarg, Chris Donnelly, Diane Sayers, Lora Fitzgibbins, Judy Graves, Dottie Wagner Ist ROW Lynn Kershner, Mary Ann Derro, Maureen Cornell, Eric Weiss, Geraldine Kaczmarski, Mike Pilleggi, Carol Cain, Judi Botta, Linda Tucceri. Officers STANDING Pat Dulis — Vice President, Dorothy Wagner — Treasurer, Beverly Pilurs — Sec- retary, Steve Skora — Reporter, Miss Greager, Spon- sor, Don Buckley — President. STUDENT COUNCIL ALTERNATES TOP ROW Bob Saviano, Ed Witkowski, Dennis Boyce, Bill Drummond, Ellis Julien, Robert Mack, Don Peterson, Art Weber, Darrell Wiegman, Don Miller 5th ROW Elaine Berry, Peggy Venigh, Roy Crispe, Jim Stanley, Mike Reagen, Frank Horvath, Bob Fuller, Dennis Lindberg, Marsha Reed, 4th ROW Frank Melovich, Carole Rebout, Harmony Hammond, Virginia Fodtke, Soni Johnson, Bonnie Bessemer, Barbara Thokey, Susan O’Trembiak, Ed Schussler, 3rd ROW Carol Purtell, Raylene Olsen, Helen Hopkins, Mary Ellen Roman, Joe Kasko, Dan Graham, Lee Stanley, Phyllis Bamburger, Linda Krauss, 2nd ROW Jean Folk, Carol Hilger, Barbara Carpenter, Mary Margaret Collachia, Jackie Cook, Bar- bara Stevenson, Mary Jane Lewis, Connie Benton, Kathy Postock, Ist ROW Jim Cunningham, Betty Meyers, Ginger Benton, Linda Franklin, Mr. Adduci, Dick Sell, Sharon Fores- burg, Donna Zick. ee NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Character ... Scholarship . . . Leadership . . . Service. The achievement of these four ideals is the goal of all members of the nation-wide high school organization for honor students. | : | The Spartan chapter has been in existence since 1955. Since that time 175 students have been honored by re- ceiving the familiar gold pin and membership card at the solemn induction ceremony in the spring. The basic requirements for membership are junior or senior class standing, one semester’s attendance at OLCHS and a 3.0 (B) average, which must be maintained through- out membership. Candidates are elected by faculty vote. OFFICERS: L to R are Claudette Krumpolz, Vice-President; Connie Benton, President; Marilyn Hurlock, Treasurer; and Barbara Thokey, Secretary. MEMBERS: L to R TOP ROW: Frank Horvath, Don Miller, John Lynch, Dave Snavely, Dierk Lindemann, Bill Drummond, Mike Regan, Florence Wettergren, 3rd ROW: Ruthann Eide, Bill Nicholson, Charlene Beniski, Joyce Baldwin, Carol Relfson, Arlie Gaut, Mary Kerns, 2nd. ROW: Kathy Pekar, Carol Cain, Janis Sherman, Carol Culik, Mary Margaret Collachia, Linda Kershner, FIRST ROW: Connie Benton, Claudette Krumpolz, Barbara Thokey, and Marilyn Hurlock. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY PROBATIONARY MEMBERS A maximum of five per cent of the sopho- more class may be elected to probationary membership if they have at least a 3.0 (b) average. These members may be elected to full status when they become juniors. TUTORS TOP ROW Marvin Schurke, Tom Sparks, Art Weber, Ellis Julien, 3rd ROW Sharon Forkash, Marth Wetter- gren, Louise Andre, Dennis Ziarko 2nd ROW Harmony Hammond, Ed Schussler, Sharon Gierach, Susan Temple Ist ROW Kathy Hartm Karen Haper, Mari- beth Hookstadt. The Tutors, a new service organization under the sponsorship of the National Honor Society, is composed of honor students who volunteer their spare time to help other students with difficult subjects. TOP ROW (Lto R) Bill Brooks, Ed Witkowski, Ben Mandra, Al Broyles, Cris Jensen, Art Weber, Can Bushroe, Dierk Lindermann, Bob Gnass, John Lynch, Ellis Julien, David Dill. 6th ROW Charlene Ward, Sharon Noteboom, Louise Andre, Dennis Ziarcho, Janet Ko- priva, Sara Thornton, Charlene Beneski, Pat Dullis, Jim Murphy, Mike Reagan 5th ROW Mary Kerns, Ann Miller, Sandy Potter, Edward Schussler, Steve Crook, Jim Finnegan, Curtis Apgar, Charles Culik Ath ROW Elaine Wittmer, Ruth Sanow, Jeannett Brill, Bonnie Besse- mer, Barb Stanton, Dorothy Messlein, Bev Broschofsky, Janet Bryda, Sheila Ruzulla, Sue Kolb, Mary Ellen Roman, Carolyn Ruzulla 3rd ROW Kathy Pawelski, Mildred DeVivo, Mary Ann Wierzbicki, Sharon Forkash, Paulette Begitschke, Lynn Beening, Phyllis Bamberger, Frances Kaczmarek, Geraldir Kaczmarski, Barb Carpenter, Pat ss, 2nd ROW Sandy Miller, Sue AcKee, Jean Folk, Susan Temple, Chancey, Patsy Evens, Linde Berthold, Maureen Cornell, Ue Carol Purtell, Kathy Cain, Connie Benton, Pat Chancey, Sharon Duffy, Dee Lilley, 1st ROW Carol Smith, Shirley Thompson, Carol SmiCain, Kathryn Kolken, Marilyn Philipps. MAJORETTE — TOP Karin Anderson TWIRLERS L to R Barbara Carpenter, Kathy Husky, Sharon Noteboom, Melva Freburg, Sharon Forkash. 4th ROW Dale Crane, Tony Ghelfi, Marcy Mitchell, Al Bonnie, Chuck Chase, Don Peterson, Bob Hutton, Gerald Braasch, Frank Aiello, Roy Diehl, Rich Kolb, 3rd ROW Bill Webber, Carol Alberts, Sharon Forsberg, Diane Poggensee, Sue Strelow, Sue Kolb, Barbara Schander, Roger Reinsch, Dennis Trubac, John Guide, Bob Wright, SPARTAN BAND May 1959 — Band Trip to Detroit, Michigan and Windsor, Ontario June 1959 — 10 Band Members to Eastern Ill. Music Camp June July — Ist Organized Spartan Band summer music program August — Annual summer outing to the Indiana Dunes August — Two weeks of evening football band practice Sept. October — Spartan Marching Band at each home football game November — Spartan Band Turtle sale 10,700 sold December — Band Officers to Midwest National Band Clinic, Hotel Sherman, Chicago. Rich Snekhaus, Grant Hannapel 2nd ROW Melvin Oftedahl, Gerry Massey, Jeff Hull, Dick Martin, John Gaskill, Bob Maddock, Nancy Talsma, John Kirk, Al Harnew, 1st ROW Charlene Berchert, Chris Jensen, Marsha Reed, Mike Lester, Karen Harper, Louise Andre, Donna Jordan. BAND SCHEDULE January 31 — 8th Annual Winter Concert February 1 — Solo and Ensemble eliminations February 4,5,6 — All State Music Activity Beverly Pilurs February 27 — District Solo Ensemble con- test. Rich Township. March 5 — Ist Mid-west Stage Band Contest March — Southwest suburban Music Festival at Reavis April — State Contest at Rock Island May — Spring Concert May — Graduation L to R Jeff Hull, Dick Martin, John Gaskill, Roger Reinsch. TOP ROW Moioretts, Melvia Freberg, Sharon Forkash, Sharon berger, Russ Coffey, Paul Oppenheim, Bob Stewart, Dick Hiorns, Noteboom, Barbara Carpenter, 4th ROW Dan Davidson, Alvin Beverly Pilurs. 2nd ROW Randy Richardson, Carol Chap, Mike De- Paschal, Allen Broyles, Jim Godskesen, Al Bergren, Dave Rihel, Ed Runtz, Harold Bell, Jim Drury, Bill Larson, Ed Edge, Burnett Hodge Kosusnik, Bob Klien, Bob Hirons, Ron Berry, Marie Crebs, Steve Ist ROW Linda Conners, Nancy Eck, Barbara Stanton, Arlie Gaut, Frogue 3rd ROW Jim Stanley, Larry Hughbanks, Jim Baaske, William Ginger Hilger, Karin Anderson, Janet Savick. Lewis, Bernard Brady, Charles Phipps, Fred Hartwig, Phillis Bam- BAND CONTEST FLUTE TRIO CLARINET QUARTET L-R: Karin Anderson, Janet Savich, Barbara Stanton. L-R: Mel Oftedahl, Gerrie Massey, Sharon Forkash, Diane Poggensee. CLARINET QUARTET L-R: Charlene Berchert, Chris Jensen, Marsha Reed, Mike Lester. SOLOS L-R: Karen Anderson — Piccolo Solo; Barbara Stanton — Flute Solo; Janet Savich —.Flute Solo; Karen Har- per — Oboe Solo; Randy Richardson — Bass Clarinet Solo. WINNERS Tqivee re) e%y? S$s$ User yuu Cece ee TS SEC Sat cease ye Panveae a Bi. 8 pest thls Beverly Pilurs and Marsha Reed display awards received at District. BRASS DUET Dick Hiorns and Bob Hiorns FLUTE TRIO L-R: Nancy Eck, Ginger Hilger, Arlie Gaut. SOLOS L-R: Bob Hiorns — Trombone Baritone Solos; Bob Klei n — Baritone Solo; Bev Pilurs — Cornet Solo; Dick Hiorns — Cornet Solo. BAND OFFICERS TOP ROW (L to R): Ed Kosusnik, Marsha Reed, Dick Kolb. SECOND ROW: Don Pet- erson, Bev Pilurs. THIRD ROW: Charlene Berchert. CADET BAND 4 ROW. L to R, Gerald Curran, Lonnie Richardson, Darlene Raz- niewski, Jerry Ligman, Wayne Taveggia, Bill Moran, Nick Nevins, Beverly Finn, Rita Hodges, Don Yudis. 3 ROW: Leonard Wettergren, Richard Micklin, Pete Tedesco, Gary Schiller, Bob Krug, Mary Ann Haidacher, Vickie Twigg, Tom Johnson, Art Braver, Vincent Tan- nura, Ed Burt, Sheridan Leach, Jim Mackey (missing). 2 ROW: Re- gina Bailey, Ruth Tallman, Marcia Bibb, Monica Balon, Richard Bir- sig, Roger Schauer, Don Sonichsen, Ralph DeWitt, Tony Novak, Eric Framberg, Don Bethke, Leo nard Rogan (missing). 1 ROW: Russ Ah- ner, Bruce Webber, Linda Modglin, Dolores Gordon, Rita Bartosz, Barbara Brown, Diane Isenberg, Linda Ladwig. TOP ROW Mark Oppenheim, Jim Daniels, Ray Wilk, Wayne Grassel, Bob Munson, John Spaulding, 3rd ROW Harry Willett, Dan Murphy, Ray Lipp, John Fitzgerald, Wally Cass, Bill Peterson, 2nd ROW Bob Swallow, Bob Studnicka, Larry Wagner, Jerry Hoffman, Alan Burton, Don Tallarico, Mike Brewer, Ist ROW Bob Vojteck, Ken Narducy, John Muzika, Ed Meister, John Hogate. FRESHMAN BOYS’ CHORUS FRESHMAN GIRLS’ CHORUS TOP ROW Gayle Fisler, Ruth Pirsig, Carole Emmershy, Iris Bloom- quist, Christine Klien, Linda Franklin, Virginia Scherrer, Lana Morton, Sally Curcio, Sue Flinchum, 6th ROW Nancy Niderost, Heather Zo- bel, Marge Schlaback, Janice Urbank, Delores Waggnerm, Geri Randle, Michele Del Prior, Elaine Rodriquez, Beverly Peterson 5th ROW June Kammerer, Janet Sikora, Carol Ehrenfeld, Sharon Collier, Mary Gabby, Pat Berchtels, Helen Marlene Meyer, Donna Derring, Sandra Cump 4th ROW Sue Beauvais, Edna Kajer, Jeanette Pheiffer, Christine DiVito, Eleanor Joelson, Stella Shuman, Darlene Karmie, Proscla Mergenthaler, Phyllis Geraci 3rd ROW Donna Becker, Beth Hovey, Toni Brown, Maribeth Brinkman, Shirley McCullogh, Madel- ine Thoel, Judy Burgess, Kathi Knoblauch, Lynn Oliver, Jane Jacoby, 2nd ROW Diane Riese, Ruth Haaker, Jill Liebenow, Nancy Bieder- mann, Janet Kurtzwell, Sally Steves, Pam Benkowski, Kathy Sklar, Dolores Marcanio Ist ROW Wanda Musgrove, Donna Zick, Virginia Benton, Rose Codignoni, Carole Meyers. A CAPPELLA OFFICERS — STANDING Martha Wetter- i gren) “Treasurer, “Joyce Baldwin, Secretary; SEATED Chuck Meadows, President. BACK ROW (L-R) Bob May,. Gili Leska, Krout, Diane Windsor, Bill Eakins, Al Gary..Raymond,..Dennis—DeVries,Skip—Kolll- Stasiak, Joyce Harris; Guy Hicklin. 4 ROW painter, Tom Windsor,—Bill Nicholson; Ruthanne Eide, Claudette Krumpo lz, Pat Chuck Meadows, Brenda Finn, Gene Soice, Kelly, Carla Kope, Chris Donnelly, Gail Bill Komorn, Bob Willman, Ellis Julien, Pugh, Judi Botta, Linda Kershner; Marilyn Dierk Lindeman. 3 ROW (L-R) Alice Griede, Hurlock, Pat Icanato, Jane Heinen, Pat SCHEDULE Jerry—Lewis;-John Mahieu, Bob Gnass; -Ed Dulis,Judy—SchPéder, � Didna Fink, Joyce Witkowski; —Tim—Adams, -tyle—take,Ken———Batdwin, Jean tarsen, tois Jauorsky, FRONT Mr--Arnotd; Director 4 February 11 — George Lieb P.T.A. Meeting October 16 — Teachers Institute at Reavis Oxtober!20i+¢ Concertofor Stédenhard Parents Februdty 27 — District S6lo Ensemblé :Contést November 22 24 — Recording Christmas Record March 10 11 — Southwest Suburban Music Festival December-18 — Christmas-Assembly April 1 2—“H.MS. Pinafore” Operetta December-+9:—-Continenital-Can-Chfistmas-Party;-Christ= Aprit 22- 23 = State_Contest mas Choral Concert May 6 — Spring Choral Concert-— February 2 — Clearing Industrial Club May 21 — Formal Concert February 5 6 — All State Concert June — Graduation ROW Marta Wettfergren, Joan Stasiak, Dorothy ‘Workman,...Pat..Daley,.. Judy Hess, Mary. “Margaret. Collachia,Janet—Holm,.. Jerry Gendro; Kathy Hart;-.Sandy “Shum, — Barb Pojedina, Pat? Morrison, Lynn, KEQuss, sxe Barbara Ehrenfeldye Mary ‘Ellen McGee, Loretta Matz, jkinda Haberichter. ; SECTION LEADERS... STANDING....Barbara- “Podjema, Chuck-MeadowsJohn—Mahieu;— Dorothy “Workman;—SEATED--Marilyn Hur- lock, Linda Kershner, Diane Windsor. MADRIGAL L to R: Diane Windsor, Ken Krout, Guy Hicklin, Dennis DeVries, Bob Gnass, Gary Raymond, Bill Eakins, Linda Kershner. SEATED: Marilyn Hurlock, Janet Home, Joan Stasiak, Joyce Harris, Judy Schroeder, Diane Finke, Sandy Schumm, Gail Pugh. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM Hope Toppett as Mary. The true meaning of Christmas is conveyed in the annual Christmas pageant. L to R: Diane Windsor, Linda Kershner. 112 MIXED CHORUS TOP ROW: Darrell Donnelly, Russ Chevalier, Bob Richards, Jim Cor- coran, Jim DeVries, Ken McGuire, Bill Haberichter, Lloyd White, Jim Collachia. 3rd ROW: Bernadine Molde, Lynn Fritz, Denyse Hobbs, Jack Malpass, Marilyn Veverka, Dick Sell, Cathie Colatriano, Wayne Gray, Arlene Miller, Diane Maulus, Alyce Neerman. 2nd ROW: Donna Owens, Judy Graves, Judy Myszkewicz, Sonja John- son, Shirley Harmon, Sue Koske, Sharon Gierick, Ruth Sanow, Bar- bara Trimmer. 1st ROW: Marianne Covas, Cheryl Miller, Joycelyn Tourangeau. SENIOR GIRLS’ CHORUS TOP ROW: Nikki Best, Vicki Dunn, Carol Relfson, Barb Maxwell, Verna Johnson, Marge Krauss, Diane Griffin, Judy Matusek, Barb Schmidt, Louise Klein. 4th ROW: Marilyn Drozdz, Ann Katzman, Marilyn Moore, Joyce Vojteck, Barb Zacharias, Mary Lou Vojtech, Deanna Veilera, Rosemarie Kumzi, Jacqueline Kimpel, Kay Kinder- water. 3rd ROW: Marsha Henley, Linda Rinkus, Judy DeMumbrum, Jeanette Brill, Donna Boutet, Pat Janssen, Mary Ellen Roman, Mari- anne Wierzbicki, Diane Marlatt, Raylene Olsen. 2nd ROW: Joyce Shuman, Ann Kroner, Carol Fox, Ruth Ann Reich, Carol Purtell, Ethel Hoffman, Judy Sposato, Sharon Posch, Myrline Lockwood, Joan De Clue. Ist ROW: Dee Lilley, Jean Folk, Pat Scellato, Judy Wisek, Pat Jackson, Marlene Manz, Rosmary Duke, Donna Bohne, Cheryl Back- ert. remorse“ OPUS AOTS DCSE SAAN APTEE DRO OO CHESS CLUB oy i = rh TOP ROW (I to r) Robert May, Dennis Ziarko, Bob Morris, Douglas Johnson, Gerry Curran, Bob Hutton. Wayne Grey, INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB TOP ROW John Guide, Tony LaPlant, Terry Diedrich, Tom Nel- son, Bob Bruck, Ist ROW Don Guinta, Ray Tenegal, Ewald Ruceis, Fred Hartwig, Mel Ruhl. TOP ROW Tom Nykiel, Charles Dozier, Robert Eul, Tim Burke, Robert May, William Stralka, Edward Kosusnik, Charles Volkstorf, Ronald Bamberger, 4th ROW John Gaskill, Robert Rozhon, Robert Braasch, Erwin Laskowski, John Norris, Chris Allison, Jeff Hull, Dale Bechlofft, Melvin Oftedahl, 3rd ROW Carl Regnerus, Dave Dibble, Rich Ludlow, Larry Brandt, Roger “Reinch, Dennis Lindberg, Richard Bryles, Ronald Veague, Dan Murphy, Ed Schussler, 2nd ROW Joseph Jasper, Gene Soice, Paul Quandee, Mike Deckleman, Larry Hughbanks, Charles Shultz, Robert Woodrum, Frank Bartasis, Donald Reimer Ist ROW Jack Adams, Jack Schussler, Steve Phillips. SCHOOL PRINTING The school printers print the school paper, calendars, sports calendars, schedules, and tickets for the various school events. PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM TOP ROW (L to R) Fred Franklin, Marvin Schurke, Tom Sparks, Alan Battenburg, Mr. Flanery Ist ROW Dennis Lindberg, Roger Reinsch, Ed Schussler, Scott Williams. FILM CLUB OFFICERS L to R Bill Lewis, Fred Franklin, Ronald Lindgren. ee ‘ ae. bg b ee Staal; ies © Boat Yee BO vameaes =S@ Bugs me ete TOP ROW (L to R) Sponsor Mr. Johnson, Dan Davidson, Tom Sparks, Bernard Grooms, Bob May, Marvin Schurke, Ronald Lindgren, Bill Conte, Walter Smith, Mark Oppenheim, 2nd ROW Bob Evans, Fred Franklin, Bill Lewis, Chuck Schultz, Lincoln Darland, Bill Komoron, Richard | MacGlashan, Bob Clark, Rich Shekhaus Ist ROW Roger Reinsch, Bill Eakins, Robert Hutton, Jim Lunden, Mike DeRuntz, Stanley Tracz, Anthony Novak. MATH CLUB The members of the Math Club strive to ob- tain additional knowledge in the fields of mathematics. One of the activities of the or- ganization is participation in the annual Con- ference Math Fair. a TOP ROW (L to R) Dennis Ziarko, Ben Mandra, Tom Sparks, Tom Nykiel 2nd ROW Charles Newman, Bruce Baillie, Fred Franklin, Mike Wrye 3rd ROW Gerrie Massey, Carol Chap. TOP ROW (L to R) Bill Drummond, Rick Ludlow, Ben Mandra, John Lynch, Arthur Webber, Thomas Sparks, Chris Jensen, Dennis Ziarko 2nd ROW Chuck Schultz, Rich Snekhaur, Richard Barlow, Fred Franklin, Mike Wrye, Ronald Lindgren, John Carrington 3rd ROW Coreen McKee, Kathleen Cain, Carol Cain, Carol SCIENCE CLUB By seeking further knowledge in the various fields of science, the.members of the Sci- ence Club prepare themselves for possible future scientific careers. The members demon- strate their scientific interests in the projects they prepare for the Chicago Science Fair. Te Tee Nines wm | ee ose iene: _———— Ae, Le ek a a QUILL AND SCROLL SOCIETY L-R. Connie Benton, Betty Johnson, Loretta Matz. TRIPLE “S” SPARTANITE, SHIELD, SPEAR SPONSORS AND EDITORS OF PUBLICATIONS L-R. Spartanite, Mr. Marks, Pat Dulis; Shield, Mr. Brown, Steven Frogue; Spear, Mr. Eckman, Judi Botta. SPEAR STAFF TOP ROW: Ruth Ann Reich, Charlene Berchert, Mary Kerns, Janet Kopriva, Dorothy Burnicks, Cynthia Aquino, Lincoln Dar- land, Beverly Pilurs; 2nd ROW: Carol Cain, Gail Pugh, Elaine Wittmer, Linda Krauss, Loretta Matz, Pat Morrison, Melody Hay- ford; Ist ROW: Mary Bayne, Judi Botta, Kathie Kolken. Te met): WHERE Connie Benton, Art Editor; Mr. Brown, Sponsor; Ste- ven Frogue, Edito:-in- chief. | Chali! ‘enti, See eee cae eee 29, ancritinnemis cs, III j ' | | Piet pees ll ' { INDEXERS AND TYP- IST STANDING: Lor- raine Murray, Bonnie Hansen, Lincoln Dar- land, Don Babb, SEATED: Barb Trunk, Barb Ehrenfeld, Linda Kershner. ADVERTISING COMMITTEE STANDING: Judy Matusek; Carol Relfson SEATED: Marilyn Hur- lock; Claudette Krumpolz, Advertising Manager. STANDING: Joyce Baldwin, Class Editor: Loretta Matz, Cynthia Aquino, Activities Editors; SEATED: Lois Murray, Business Manager; Terry Schreck, Sports Copy Editor; Marilyn Hurlock, Copy Editor. Pe eee ee PHOTOGRAPHERS L-R. Tom Sparks, Mike Wrye, David Cump, John Blomquist. 2 ee we ew FIRST SEMESTER STAFF Officers STANDING (L to R) Paul McHenry, Tom Fitzgibbons, Dorothy Workman SEATED Carolyn Fanelli, Pat lacunato, Linda Krauss. TOP ROW Tim Zielke, Steve Skora, Blair Kelch, Danny Karvasek, Bill Stralka, Joe Melusky, Bob Peterson, Steve Frogue, John Norris 3rd ROW Vicki Dunn, Donna Webb, Sue Hess, Terrt Feeny, Edwin Laskowski, Dick Sell, Barbara Borkowski 2nd ROW Lorraine Murray, Barbara Fonte, Dorothy Patterson, SPART) ¢ . x Dorothy Messlein, Pat Ryan, Pat Cantrell, Karen White, Carolyn Dorgan Ist ROW Dee Lilley, Paul McHenry, Carolyn Fanelli, Tom Fitzgibbons, Lynn Krauss, Pat lacunato, Dorothy Workman, Ellen Canfield. NITE SECOND SEMESTER STAFE The members of the staff of the school newspaper, the Spartanite, are elected from the journalism classes. They work together getting and editing news and preparing the copy. A commercial printer sets the type; but the final product, as we know it, is printed by our own Graphic Arts Department. The Spartanite sponsor is Mr. Marks. L to R Pat Coniglio, Sports Editor; Bob Fuller, Assistant Editor; Lincoln Darland, Exchange Editor; Pat Dulis, Editor-in-Chief; Chuck Meadows, Business Manager; Marianne Wierzbicki, Feature Editor. TOP ROW Bob Fuller, Carl Regnerus, Bob Perovich, Bob Neerman, Bonnie Hansen, Marianne Wierzbicki, Frank Fuller Ist ROW Kathy Jim Marshall, Pat Coniglio, Joe Domaika, Pat Dulis 2nd ROW Lin- Pekar, Sue Tinsley, Pat Derro, Don Perry, Mary Margaret Collachia, coln Darland, Bonnie Veneigh, Chuck Medows, Judy Vanderwarren, Mary Yandel, Pat Luby. 121 LATIN CLUB TOP ROW Diane Osborne, Ed Witkowski, Diane Gus- tavson, 2nd ROW Janice Vrbank, Darlene Gamble, Charlene Carlson, Ist ROW Carol Culik, Diane Grif- fin. Studying the beauty and the customs of the country to which a language belongs is a necessary and interesting extra-curricular activity for the language clubs. Latin Club sponsor is Mr. Hall. Spanish Club sponsor is Mr. Lathrop. Mr. Gahala sponsors the Ger- SPANISH CLUB TOP ROW Charley Newman, Rich Barlow, Charles Hayes, Jean Lar- son, Roger Reinsch, Bill Maxwell, Pat Huet, Steve Crook, Dennis Eberhardt, Ed Zagorski, Gayle McCullough, Diane Tomlinson, Char- Wittoft, Robert Wulfing 3rd ROW Loretta Matz, Alice Spain, Victor lene Bahls 1st ROW Marilyn Phillips, Carol Heagberg, Jack Schus- Atutis, Steve Bisbikis, Robert Maddock, John Guide, Sonja Johnson, sler, Donna Lee Jordan, Janice Rossten, Joan Terhesh, Christine Fran Stanford, Joyce Herman, Jack Hoker, Doug Johnson, James Harmony Hammond, Edward Schussler 2nd ROW Sandra Cump, Evans, Diane Poggensee. GERMAN CLUB TOP ROW Stanley Stanley, Dennis Lindberg, Brian Sonnenschein, Ron Berry, Ellis Julien, Judy Wheeler, 2nd ROW Joyce Bald- win, Renee Haerr, Rita Bartosz, Mary Kerns, Lynn Golder, 1st ROW Chery! Bachert, Marian Collier. Shades of Babe Ruth! Cha-Cha, anyone? TOP ROW (left to right) Judy Jennings, Alice Griede, Nancy Ryan, Ilona Halsell, Pat Schiller, Joyce Snavely, Jerilyn Campbell, Peggy Veneigh, Bruce Baillie, Bonnie Veneigh. ROW. 3 Lola Nord- strom, Justine Vaitkus, Pat Ryan, Beverly Appa, Nancy Ehrenhaft, Carol Kirk, Carolyn O’Rourke, Barb Podejma, Dorothy Messlein, ROW 2 Carol Cain, Carol Hilger, Carol Ruchala, Donna LIBRARY AIDS Boutet, Lincoln Darland, Barbara Stevenson, Charlene Haas, Joan DeClue, Christine Evans, Mary Yandel. ROW 1 Marge Sansone, Mary Bayne, Fran Kastl, Karen Johnston, Kathleen Cain, Miss Stutzman, Lois Murray, JoAnn Valencik, Geraldine Jendro, Linda Connors. “An hour toward service” could well be the motto of the Office Aids and Library Aids. Under Mrs. Orr, their sponsor, the Office Aids give up free periods to collect absentee slips and run errands for our office staff. Miss Stutzman sponsors the Library Aids who give their free hours to reshelving or checking out books. OFFICE AIDS TOP ROW (L to R) Elaine Barry, Cynthia Aquino, Charlene Beneski, Marsha Reed, Betty Johnson, Jean Larson, Florence Wettergren, Arlie Gaut, Nancy Runge, Karyl Ronberg, Jean Hartman. ROW 5: Sue Kolb, Marsha Henley, Bonnie Bessemer, Harmony Hammond, Sandy Potter, Martha Wettergren, Peggy Veneigh, Diane Finke, Linda Haberichter, Karen Anderson. ROW 4 Joyce Herman, Bonnie Collings, Donna Davis, Renee Haer, Janet Anderson, Barbara Thokey, Beverly Pilurs, Janis Sherman, Diane Hialtelin. ROW 3 Melody Hayford, Marge Rainville, Marion Collier, Myrline Lockwood, Diane Sayers, Karen White, Chris Donnelly, Dottie Wagner, Gail Pugh, Connie Benton. ROW 2 Kathy Hart, Ann Kroner, Bonnie Broecker, Kathy Pekar, Carol Cain, Karen Harper, Marie Boget, Betty Meyers, Rosemary Duke, Marge Sansone, ROW 1 Kathie Kol- ken, Mrs. Orr, Donna Perillo. COMMERCE AIDES L to R Donna Davis, Carolyn Fanelli, Jim Murphy, Carolyn O’Rourke, Marie Boget. The Commerce Aids under the sponsorship of Mrs. Ellanson is an organization com- posed of commerce students who type tests and papers for the teachers. The Hall Guards, a boys’ organization sponsored by Mr. Burgess, maintains order in our halls. HALL GUARDS TOP ROW Leon Quainter, Bob Hansen, Al Stoller, Fred Mrozek, Ron Bamberger, Ben Mandra, Dan Bushroe, Bill Stralka, Alan Battenburg, Andy Milwid, Mike Nispuruk, Ron Kumzie, Dennis Mur- phy, Rick Ludlow 7th ROW Ron Whitney, George Bulow, Jim Mar- shall, Bill Conte, Dave Rihel, Norman Meske, Don Cirar, Pete Rhodes, Ron Barry, Pete Thome, Dale Johnson, Don Twigg, John Scellato, John Swickard 6th ROW John Guide, Jim Rolewicz, Bob Janis, Walter Smith, Jerry Schaar, Pete Tedesco, Bob Perovich, Joe Bohnen, Tom Fitzgibbons, Gary Sayers, Chuck Sayers, Chuck Hayes, Larry Col- lings, Brian Sonnenschein, Allen Wrobleski, 5th ROW Dick Ross, Richard Kilton, Rich Bryles, Ted Johnson, George Hoffman, Roy Wanek, Ed Draper, Ron Michalski, Don Alberts, Bob Klien, Jim Zeiler, John Kirk, Frank Galzin, Steve Bisbikis, 4th ROW Jim Kirk- wood, Frank Horvath, Ray Dale, Doug Ehrenhaft, Ted Kumzie, Ron Quasny, Larry Brandt, Tom Windsor, James Smith, Steve Boros, Scott Williams, Frank Fuller, Ken Lockwood, Mike Reagan, John Rosisch 3rd ROW Karl Kuszynski, Jim Fett, George Studnicka, Rich Weidner, Larry Hughbanks, Bob Evans, Al Janis, Carlton Quasny, Phil Burton, Henry Buczkowski, Jim Crane, Mike Dedkleman, Ray Weidner, Don Perry, Floyd Anderson 2nd ROW Lennie Ford, Jack Mclnerny, Ron Augistine, Tom Murphy, Mel Ruht, Don Kopale, Mr. Burgess, Chuck Shafer, Jerry Hoffman, Bernard Brady, Richard Beintun, Gary Eggersdorf, Pat Derro, Jack Winegar Ist ROW Joe Jasper, David Kowalewski, Gerry Curran, Al Stasiak, Robert Welsh. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA TOP ROW L to R Mrs. Fredenberg, Donna Webb, Janet Ander- son, Barbara Ellis, Sharon Crenshaw, Pat Dix, Jolene Chase, Linda Silek, Alice Griede, Barbara Borkowski, Linda Handley 2nd ROW Ann Kroner, Carol Ruchale, Sharon Williams, Carolyn Faneilli, Nancy Petrokovitch, Sandy Potter, Marilyn Drozdz, Joyce Mackey, Jeanne Brooks Ist ROW Shirley Whitley, Rita Anderson, Julie Gundberg, Charlene Haas, Rita Neal, Donna Perillo, Joan DeClue. A course to prepare young girls for do- mestic living is Home Economics. The dis- play window in front of the new Homemaking Department illustrates their sewing talents. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA TOP ROW L to R Jacqueline Greco, Charleen Carison, Christine Klein, Ann Katzmann, Judy Rickman, Lois Javorsky, Rita Drag, Lorraine Unitis, Joyce Baldwin, Carol Emmershy 3rd ROW Jean Hickey, Carole Steele, Kathy Dyer, Carol Culik, Janice Sikora, Carolyn Gliege, Marge Zima, Rita Bartosz, Jeanette Pheifer 2nd ROW Carol Chap, Judy Larson, Marge Adams, Marie Crebbs, Sandy Hassfield, Nancy Reno, Nancy Kasper, Sandy Ma- son, Kathy Posteck, Pat Luby. Ist ROW Cheryl Miller, Darlene Gamble, Kathy Kolken, Chris Donnelly, Miss Oetjen, Carol Tam- kis, Renee Haerr, Ellen Canfield, Mary Haidacher. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA TOP ROW Mrs. Klindera, Rita Enk, Carole Stralka, Iris Bloomquist, Joyce Allensworth, Sue Hess, Laura Fitzgibbons, Janice Sobol, Mari- Nancy Ryan, Beverly Sell, Linda Franklin, Pat Schiller, Delores Wag- anne Sullivan, Barbara McClaflin, 1st ROW Linda Conners, Theresa goner, Kathleen McNally 2nd ROW Pat LaFaire, Susan Sawyer, DiPaolo, Sharon Coles, Nancy Biedermann, Jacquelin Muszynski. The Future Homemakers of America with their sponsors Mrs. Klindera and Mrs. Freden- berg has carried out many projects including making costumes for the faculty play. The Future Teachers of America under the sponsorship of Mrs. Zimmerman and Miss Muench has introduced new programs of student teaching and teacher-aids this year. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA TOP ROW (L to R) Jackie Kimple, Sue Ternand, Jim Murphy, Isenberg, Mary Kerns, Barbara Brown, Ruth Ann Reich 3rd ROW Sue Norton, Diana Maulus, Charlene Beneski, Judy Matezk, Karin Anderson, Melody Hayford, Mary Margaret Collachia, Sharon Parter, Phyllis Bamderger 2nd ROW Joycelyn Touran- Charlene Berchert, Mary Huskey, Carol Relfson. ziaw, Judi Botta, Margaret Schaback, Arlene Kamber, Diane TOP ROW Pam Hadeen, Carol Emmershy, Jean Weidner, Sally Cur- cio, Jo Ann Tunstall, Rozalind Kosich, Virginia Froelke, Linda Bol- stad, Anne Katzman, Elaine Rodriguez 4th ROW Edith Roche, Sheila Ruzella, Sharon Porter, Linda Madglin, Shirley Fitzgerald, Fran Kaz- marek, Rosemarie Schiller, Arlene Kamber, Pam Trimmer 3rd ROW Donna Slattery, Maribeth Brinkman, Carol Ruzella, Toni Brown, As the seasons change the members of the Frosh- Soph and Junior-Senior sections of the Girls’ Athletic Association spend a few days of fun after school each JUNIOR-SENIOR G. A. A. TOP ROW Mary Kerns, Diane Fitzgerald, JoAnn Venkus, Peggy Ve- nigh, Verna Johnson, Janet Savick, Ilona Halsel, Pat Dix, Barbara Zacharies, Shirley Harmon, Jane Heinen 3rd ROW Karen Grady, Sharon Posch, Judy Brown, Regina Bailey, Geraldine Recla, Ann Hansen, Dorothy Roch, Betty Neaves, Judy Sloane, Jean Swan 2nd sence inincmesemaiineren Darlene Razneiwski, Heather Zoebel, Pat Dix, Eileen Gillette, Linda Ladwig, Janice Glens 2nd ROW Wanda Musgrove, Marcia Bibb, Kathy McClain, Edna Kazer, Laura Fitzgibbons, Ginny Rachford, Jean Morstadt, Pat Berchold, Diane Riese Ist ROW Karen Jurinek, Janet Scott, Mrs. Sue Berthold, Charlene Slattery, Sandra Dowler. Thanasouras, week participating in healthy sports activity. G.A.A. sponsors are Mrs. Thanasouras and Miss Van de Kreke. ROW Karen Korthase, Carol Heagberg, Christine Evans, Beverly Appa, Dawn McClaran, Janet Bryda, Pat Ryan, Mary Huskey, June Boucher Ist ROW Barbara Trunk, Donna Owens, Helen Lisak, Mary Margaret Collachia, Miss VanDeKreke, Charlene Berchert, Sue Nor- ton, Carol Weidner, Kathy Hart, Jo Ann Valencik. VOLLEYBALL BASKETBALL ARCHERY TOP ROW Shirley Fitzgarld, Charlene Krone, Judy Matusek, Pat Dix, Judy Rickman, Betty Johnson, Helen Lisak, Charlene Berchart 2nd ROW Jan Scott, Sue Berthold, Charlene Slattery, Sharon McKay, Betty Nea- ves, Jean Morsadt, Kathy Pekar Ist ROW Cheryl Bachert, Diane Lucas, Sue Norton, Mrs. Hendrix, Carol Relfson, Mary Margaret Collachia, Barbara Trunk. Mrs. Hendrix, Cheerleading Sponsor, and Janis Sherman. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Janis Sherman, Charlene Krone, Jane Heinen, Martha Wettergren, FROSH-SOPH CHEERLEADERS BACK ROW Bonnie Kane, Cheryl Bachert, FRONT ROW Ginger Benton, Jackie Cook, Marilyn Moore, Mary PEP CLUB Ellen Roman. ROW 6 (L-R) Jim Crane, Maureen McNulty, Larry Collins, Jean Lar- son, Marie Bergen, Diane Smith, Denise Hobbs, John Balchunas, Dennis DeVries, Don Twigg, Lynn Fritz, Marge Krauss, Elaine Barry, Dennis Ziarko, ROW 5 Ed Schussler, Janet Bryda, Sharon Gierach, Darlan Tuomey, Sally Curciv, Charlene Beneski, Carol Relfson, Judy Matusek, Jean Abrams, Jean Weidner, Deanna Vallera, Sue O’Trembiak, ROW 4 Ruth Ann Reich, Fran Kaczmarek, Jeanette Brill, Barbara Brown, Mary Ellen Roman, Ann Katzman, Bonnie Bes- semer, Sue Trenand, Joyce Vottech, Rosemary Kumzi, Jane Heinen, Linda Ladwig, Donna Boutet, Marianne Wierzbicki, ROW 3 Jerry Kaczmarski, Myrline Lockwood, Cris Evans, Carol Choyce, Janet Bukowski, Melva Freberg, Maribeth Hookstadt, Barb Carpenter, Mary Margaret Collachia, Carol Ehrenfeld, Barb Stevenson, Patsy Evens, Tina Baitkus, Joan DeClue, Paulet Begitschke, ROW 2 Jean Folk, Donnalee Vohne, Joycelyn Tourangeau, Lola Nordstom, Melody Hayford, Maureen Cornell, Janis Rossten, Connie Benton, Bonnie Kane, Coralu Dyckman, Gail Pugh, Rosemary Duke, Joan Weidner, Judy Clapper, ROW 1 Kare Dyksti, Cheryl Vachert, Bar- bara Ehrenfeld, Pat Dix, Joyce Baldwin, Sharon N otevoom, Doro- thy Wagner, Judy Rickman, Susan Kolb, Chris Donnelly, Darlene Gamble, Lynn Kershner. HOMECOMING (QUEEN AND COURT Dorothy Watson Sharon Noteboom Dorothy Wagner HOMECOMING FESTIVITY THE UNKNOWN QUEEN SWEET AND LOW 1959 HOMECOMING DANCE @ nO, 7 ay, FORENSICS CLUB TOP ROW (L to R) Jean Hartman, Har- mony Hammond, Diane Gustavson, Beverly Sell, Marvin Schurke, Susan Koske, Dot Patterson, Pat Janssen, Barbara Thokey, 2nd ROW Judi Botta, Toni Brown, Don Bethke, Carol Cain, Melody Hayford, Phyllis Holmstrom, Mary Jane Lewis, Bill Wulfing Ist ROW Dee Lilly, Jean Folk, Susie Temple, Arlie Gaut, Dick Sell, Kathie Kolken. DEBATE CLUB TOP ROW L to R Sandra Cump, Marvin Schurke, Diana Maulus, Donald Bethke, Greg Downey, 2nd ROW Melody Hayford, Cora Lu Dyckman, Beverly Pilurs, Marilyn Hurlock, 3rd ROW Shirley Whitley, Judi Botta. DRAMATICS CLUB TOP ROW (L to R) Jim Murphy, John Kirk, Tom Fitzgibbons, Bob Wittmer, Kathy Pawelski, Harmony Hammond, Dorothy Patterson, Hanson, Bob Gnass, Fred Murosic, Dierk Lindmann, Tim Burke, Jim Lincoln Darland, 2nd Gail Pugh, Marilyn Hurlock, Bonnie Collings, Marshall, Al Paschal 5th Carol Relfson, Diane Finke, Louise Andre, Charlene Berchert, Ruth Ann Reich, Pat lacunato, Barb Carpenter, Ron Melver, Paul Black, Tom Murphy, Judy Schroeder, Marcia Wiot, Dorothy Wagner, Dianne Windsor, Ist ROW Kathy Kolken, Sandie Nick Best 4th ROW Snady Potter, Barb Ellis, Arlie Gaut, Ruthann Miller, Barb Trunk, Judie Botta, Susie Temple, Ann Kroner, Melody Eide, Paul Quandee, Chris Klein, Joyce Baldwin, Michelle DelProie, Hayford, Donna Owens, Jean Folk, Ellen Canfield, Dee Lilley, Linda Louise Klien, Pat Jansen, 3rd ROW Ed Zagorski, Susan Koske, Lynn Kershner. Krauss, Barbara Ehrenfeld, Loraine Murray, Karin Anderson, Elaine ART CLUB TOP ROW L to R_ Lois Sullivan, Charles Allenson, Lovise Suvada, Bill Conte, Lois Javorsky, Jim Murphy, Rita Drag, Elaine Turner. 2nd ROW — Beverly Appa, Diane Holms, Harmony Hammond, Cynthia Aquino, Lincoln Darland, Susan Koske, Mrs. Caul. Ist ROW — Dale Crane, Beverly Bro- shofsky, Marilyn Drotz, Pam Heveen, Linda Seese, Renee Haerr, Susan Strelow. The publicity posters of coming events and the exhibits of artistic handiwork displayed in the halls demonstrate the talents of the Poster Club and the Art Club. Poster Club sponsors are Mrs. Bar- clay and Mrs. Josephson. Art Club sponsor is Mrs. Caul. TOP ROW L to R — Jim Murphy, Tim Burke, Joe Damaika, Charles Neuman, 2nd ROW — Alice Spain, Beverly Broshofsky, Millie DeVivo, Gail McCullough. Ist ROW — Linda Conners; Paul Quandee, Rene Haerr. REAL GONE SWEET NOTES te may a Se ee amen sesh inns tl ARTS AE OT OIE eX Bod peers. Fe OAL QUEENS ES eT ee me ed Susan Temple original monologue 2nd Place Marvin Schurke extempore speaking 2nd Place PERCH CONTEST DISTRICT WINNERS Due to the excellent coaching from Mrs. Egli and Mrs. Red- mond, Forensics Club members Carol Cain, Marvin Schurke, Susan Temple, and Barbara Thokey went on in speech and won the title of Speech Contest District Winners which en- ables them to go on to Sectional. Carol Cain original oration 2nd Place Barbara Thokey oratorical declamation 137 3rd Place tees CONTEST PLAY The contest play, Inherit the Wind, won third in Conference, second in District) and went on to State. Hornbeck tries to convince Rachel that Matthew Harrison Brady is not sincere and is not the champion of “ordinary” people. atthew Hériton Brady arrives in “Heavenly Fidos.” i 1 | i ; | . j Matthew aa rG6n Brody questions: Hdéward. as'fo what his “God- ; Ee ky Be ie 4 . inks'@ telephone or tractor are © less’ teBchog Bertram Curtis, said about the, creation in his bi- tioned in the Bible. =| ealdby classe ff ee | tently to the tri | proceedings. Henry Drummond quizzes Mag Brady on interpretation of Biblical passages. aa . Cates states that he feels he has tried to break a bad law ' trial. THESPIANS The Thespians, an national honor society for students excelling in speech or drama, is in its second year of operation at OLCHS. | This year one of their main proj- ects was the sponsorship of the ) Re SES Witenes, ‘ � - PR Bien ithinery - “ ae Visti bias i Northern Illinois Regional Thespian | Conference. Mr. Tucker is their sponsor. TOP ROW: Arlie Gaut, Marvin Schurke, Bob Gnass, Allan Battenburg, Dick Sell. 2nd ROW: Susie Temple, Barbara Thokey, Dorothy Patterson, Barbara Podejma. 1st ROW: Dee Lilley, Judi Botta. ee Below: Miss Mary-Alice Wunderle, member | of “The Music Man’ cast, chats with Mr. : Tucker backstage at the Northern Illinois Regional Thespian Conference. Miss Wun- derle was guest speaker for the morning session. Left: Mr. Leon C. Miller, executive sec- retary of the National Thespian Society, | greets the 500 members attending the . Northern Illinois Regional Conference. | Mr. Tucker directs 40 speech students in choral reading selec- tions for the after- noon portion of the Northern Illinois Regional Thespian Conference. FROSH-SOPH TRACK The Frosh-Soph. track did very good this year. They finished second in the conference. —— | FROSH-SOPH BASEBALL The Frosh-Soph. baseball team did the best it has ever done and finished in first place this year. TRACK Left: Dan Karvasek who was the most valuable track man this year. Dan also holds the school rec- ord in the high jump. Right: Doug Trapp holds the school record in the shot-put and discus. Riverside Brookfield Sandburg Flossmoor lanl eee ibe: % 54 “This year’s track team was the best track team Oak Lawn has ever had.” This is what Mr. Lewis said when Picts eee 84 Lincilnway asked about this year’s track champs. Cyl meme 65 Beau The team went undefeated against conference teams, ea eee 60 Thornton Harvey and only lost twice against non-conference teams they Evergreen Park met this year. Triangular Meets The Spartans won the conference title this year with a score of 582 points. This was the second year in a This is our mile relay team that holds the school record: Bill Drum- row that the Spartans have taken the conference title. mond; Roy Murphy; Dierk Lindemann; and Randy Richardson, . | fee TE . JOG “ ou © dye? a i oe De ead ‘4 oy i dts We PV COLES. § Brvey ier - By el a me 4 ksi aides s . ol Se The five boys who went down to the State this year are: Roy Murphy, 440 yard run; Randy Richardson, the half mile; Dan Karvasek, high jump and high hurdles; Dierk Linde- mann, the half mile; Steve Frogue the mile. CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 147 Oars O.L. Oe 0 District ON ES Ree Ot Oia Oe. Orie OLE OL. ONE: OLaes OLE shee xen (8 9 Bl ae AANNN FF AAOAON WOW ®W ND Tom Graham as he rounds third base to go on and score. Julio Dipaolo has been the varsity catcher since his freshman year. This year he was tied with Chuck Medows for the most runs batted in this year. CONFERENCE I Nifeleh” bisths Blue Island Flossmoor Bremen .. Evergreen Reavis ... Lincilnway Richi. sc st. Sandburg Flossmoonmeneissthte Bremen .. Evergreen Lincilnway Sandburg Evergreen Bocce. FA Beeps HS: Spee 2. Macaco Oy rite a4 Senos oe Roc 8) St slorer onsen Sain ia eee 3 BOOT ek: AS EOL Spacing 2 Seaton pine: PREC AAS 1960 Left: Ken (No-Hit”) Kilinski was the number one pitcher this year, with 5 wins, and no loss record and an earned run average of 1.10. Ken averaged just under two strike-outs an inning: he also threw a No-Hitter again this year. Chuck Medows, who was voted the most valuable player this year, had a .424 batting average. Chuck tied with Julio for the most runs batted in, with 16 each. This year’s baseball team was the most successful team that Oak Lawn has ever had, with 12 wins, 2 losses, 1 tie. The team took the conference title by winning the twelve conference games to go undefeated in conference competition. CHAMPIONS fi. M.S. PINAFORE a® « - A - — © , ant. iS AY —, | 4 Besant it tbh AA ye ee na sen etree Prince Baunine (Lincoln Darland) greets his fellow conspiritors: The three conspirators examine the alleged Anya Braynin (Carol Chernov (Don Buckley) and Petrovin (Larry Kirby). Cain). She is to impersonate the daughter of the Czar. Counsellor Drevenitz (Paul Black) arrives at Prince Baunine’s home The Maid, Harya, (Marilyn Hurlock) and the Butler, Sergi (LeRoy and demands him to produce princess Anastasia Nicklovna. Drake) converse. To enlarge the list of the princess’s supporters the princess allows an Prince Bounne greets the Dourager Empress of Russia (Judi Botta) interview to two Russian peasants (Barbar Thokey and Fred Mrozek). and her lady in waiting, Livenbam (Diana Finke). e as “ te : The Dowager Empress does not know whether to believe “the girl’’ if she is the Czar’s daughter as the girl shows her finger to be ' Crookecl as when a child. j i The Dowager Empress tells the underhanded Prince that she knows he hired “the girl’ to impersonate the Princess. % t Prince Paul (Johnny Rosich) tells Anna of his announcement of their Anna, says good-by to Dr. Serensk (John Kirk) who was her young marriage. lover. Anna, “the girl” has run away making it impossible for Prince Anna tells the Dowager Empress that she must not stay any longer. | Bounne to get the money the Czar has depoisted. CONGRATULATIONS ON Among this years Senior scholarship winners were: BACK ROW left to right, Mary Kerns, Joyce Baldwin, Louise Klein, Arlie Gaut, and Bill Drummond. FRONT ROW, Carol Cain, Diane Gade, Connie Benton, Marilyn Gurlock, and Dorothy Wagner, Guidance dean, Mrs. Sally Emmel. Top fifteen seniors of 1960 are: BACK ROW left to right: Bill | Geraldine Massey, Diane Gade, Kathy Pekar, Lynn Krauss, Connie Nicholson, Bill Drummond, Arlie Gaut, Ruth Ann Eide, Charlene Benton, Marilyn Hurlock. Beneski, Barb Thokey, Joyce Baldwin, FRONT ROW: Carol Cain , HONOR’S DAY Don Miller and Dorothy Wagner received the 1960 D.A.R. award for Scholarship citizenship and character. 4a : é appt, GSR IE . vs Ro Ks a an: BRS berry ce re RY EE MD ORG ERS BR This year two new awards were added. Jean Swann had four years of perfect at- Dorothy Wagner received the award for tendance. She is shown with a proud Dean the outstanding Senior typing student and of Girls, Mrs. J. Orr. Ruth Ann Eide received the award for the outstanding business student. One of the highest recognitions that may be achieved by an OLL.C.H.S. Senior is that of outstanding Senior Boy and Girl. This year the proud winners were Bill Drummond and Barb Thokey. To achieve this honor a student must not only be outstanding in his activities and interests in the school, but must also have high scholastic ability. This is certainly an award to be very, very, proud of. 155 (GRADUATION ee aco a EER es ERE br e JUNE 5, 1960 KATHLEEN PEKAR ay bai “be Hobbits eadsatet es aNd Sma A gree | eis a yi Se | ey ga Med DIANE GADE CAROL CAIN June 5, 1960 brought clear skies and excitement for the Senior Commencement which was held out- doors on the football stadium field. “Creating and Coping With Change” was the central theme of the speeches presented by the three top Seniors — Carol Cain, Kathleen Pekar, and Diane Gade. As the strains of “Halls of Ivy” from our Oak Lawn Choir faded away, the Seniors approached the speakers platform to accept their diplomas from Board of Education ‘President, Warren O. Ken- neipp. Over 300 names were read and many happy O.L.C.H.S. Seniors returned in a long green and white line to a resounding Pomp and Cir- cumstance by the O.L.C.H.S. Band. For many Sen- iors it’s the end of education and the beginning of life on their own. To others it’s just a beginning for College lies ahead. But for all there’s plenty of time to discover what the future holds. 157 eee ee AUTOGRAPHS . rr tna nr en Sie oneee aoe i mrt ye ioe Siiaecoe 3 ES es it : 7 is = — - —— —— ng = ee ? a indienne Ree ee ae x - = : « tenth alee et a eee er pega eae ee a oi . - = . . ae. SOLA ALLE AP GLA AECL LE ROLLE IBLE GOOLE DALAL LASS RIA ES CAEL A nen “pipes Geom ep dn pet - cath cents . — kent ety ey ee weletretelre ae ee mee sence Adams, Tim 67,83,90,110 Abrams, Jean 72,131 Adamitus, Lorraine 67 Adams, John A. 67,114 Adams, John 60,78,79,81,114 Adams, Margaret 72,126 Adams, Mary 72,100 Adomaitis, Sharon Ahner, Russell 72,108 Aiello, Frank 60,104 Aiello, Vaughn 72 Akin, William 72 Albertini, Kenneth 67,78,79,81,92,93,95 Alberts, Don 67,83,90,125 Alberts, Carol 26,104,138,139 Aldridge, James 60,78,79,80,100 Allan, Barbara 60 Allenson, Charles 72,135 Allensworth, Joyce 72,127 Allison, Richard 67,114 Anderson, Boyd 67 Andersen, Brian 72 Anderson, Darla 60 Anderson, Diane 67 Anderson, Floyd 125 Anderson, Gerald 72 Anderson, Janet 21,26,124,126 Anderson, Karin 26,104,105,106,124,127 Anderson, Kenneth 67 Anderson, Michael 67,83,92,93 Anderson, Rita Mae 20,26,125,138,139 Andersen, Ronald 60 Anderson, Sandra Anderson, Wayne 27 Andre, Louise 60,103,104,134 Annerino, Charles 72,83 Apgar, Curtis 60,103 Appa, Beverly 60,124,128,135 April, Sam 72 Aquino, Cynthia 27,111,117,1 19,124,135 Aquino, Frank 60 Aquino, Marylou 67 Arehart, James 72 Arguillo, Hugo 72 Armes, Marilyn 72 Arnold, James 67 Arnold, James E. 92 Aschenbrenner, Arleen 27 Atutis, Don 72 Atutis, Victor 67,122 Augustine, Ronald 67,125 Augustine, Wayne 72 Auriemma, Ronald Aunerino, 91 Baaske, David 27,79,81 Baaske, James 67,105 Baaske, William 60 Babb, Donald 1,67,85,118 Bachert, Chery! 67,1 13,123,129,131 Bacon, Harold 92,93 Bahls, Charlene 122 Bailey, Regina 60,108 Baillie, Bruce 60,116,124 Balas, Fred 67 Balchumas, John 60,131 Baldwin; Joyce 1,27,102,110,1 19,125,126,134 Bale, Raymond 72,83 Ballik, William 67 Balon, Monica 72,108 Bamberger, Ronald 60,114,125 Barry, Elaine 60,101,124,131 Barry, Ronald 67,83,105,123,125 Bart, Elaine 67 Bart, Margaret 72 Bartasis, Frank 60,114 Bartosz, Rita 67,108,123,126 Bartuska, James 27,78,79,81 Basham, Donna 60 Bath, James 67,92,93,94 Battenburg, Allen 60,114,125,140 Bayne, Mary 27,117,124 Bahls, Charlene 67 Bamberger, Phyllis 67,103,105,127 Barlow, Richard 67,85,100,116,122 Bayne, Helen 67 Beauvais, Susan 72 Bechtlofft, Dale 60,114 Beck, Lonnie 60 Becker, Donna 72 Becker, Thomas 72 Beening, Lynn 67,103 Beerheide, Karen 67 Begitschke, Paulette 67,103,131 Beifus, Robert 67,92,93 Beintum, Richard 67,125 Beintum, Robert 67 Bell, Harold 27,105 Bellezza, Sherry 67 Below, Allen 60 Beneski, Carol 72 Beneski, Charlene 27,102,103,124,127,131 Benkowski, Pamela 72 1 Benton, Constance 1,28,117,124,131,136 Benton, Virginia 72,131 Berchert, Charlen 28,104,106,108,1 17,127,128,129, 134,136 Berchtold, Patricia 72,128 Bergin, Kathy Bergren, Alvin 60,81,87,88,105 Berthold, Susan 67,103,128,129 Bessemer, Bonnie 67,101,103,124,181 Best, Nikki 67 Bethke, Barbara 67 Bethke, Donald 60,79,81,108,134 Bibb, Marcia 72,108 Biedermann, Nancy 72,127 Bierwalter, Jerome 67 Bierwalter, Tommy 67 Bilek, Joan 28 Bird, Carolyn 72 Bisbikis, Steve 67,92,93,96,125 Bishop, Joseph 60,92,93,95 Black, Pau! 28,120,134,138,139 Blasgen, Bonita 28 Blasgen, Thomas Blomquist, Jon 1,28,119 Bloomquist, Iris 72,127 Bock, Carol 67 Bodendorfer, Eddie 72,109 Boehm, George 67 Boget, Marie 28,124,125 Bohne, Donna Lee 60,113,131 Bohnen, Joseph 125 Boisvert, Martin 28 Bolstad, Linda 72,128 Bonny, Albert 60,102,103,104 Borkowski, Barbara 28,126 Borkowski, Lydia 72,100 Boros, Stephen 67,85,125 Botta, Judith 28,100,110,117,127,134,136,140 Boucher, June 60,128 Boutet, Donna 67,113,124,131 Boyce, Dennis 72,101 Boyce, Fred Boyce, Gary 60 Braasch, Gerald 60,104,114 Brady, Bernard 60,105,125 Brandt, Darlene 60 Brandt, Larry 114,125 Brandt, Sharon Branstrom, George 72 Brauer, Arthur 72,108 Braun, Bob 72 Braun, Chuck 29 Breiling, Judy 60 Brewer, Michael 85,91,109 Brian, Jomes Brill, Jeanette 67,100,103,131 Brinkmann, Maribeth 72,127 Brock, Philip 67 Broecker, Bonnie 60,124 Brooks, Jeanne 29,125 Brooks, Phyllis 67 Brooks, William 60,79,80,100,103 Broom, John 60 Broschofsky, Beverly 29,103,135 Broschofsky, Dwight 72 Brown, Barbara Brown, Barbara A. 72,108,131 Brown, Judith 60,128 srown, Shirley 21,29 3rown, Toni A. 72,128,134 3royles, Allen 68,103,105 Bruck, Raymond 60,92,93,94,96,97 Brucker, Robert 114 Bryda, Janet 29,103,123,131 Bryda, Robert 72 Bryles, Richard 60,114,125 Buchler, Barbara 21,29 Buckley, Donald 29,100,101 Buckley, James 68 Buckner, Norma 68 Buczowski, Henry 68,125 Bukowski, Jane 68 Bukowski, Janet 68,131 Bulow, George 60,125 Bulow, Ted 68,83,92,93 Burdelik, Marlys 68 Burgess, Judy 72 Burke, Thomas 68 Burke, Timothy 60,114,134,135 Burman, Jerry 68 Burnicks, Dorothy 29,117 Burnicks, Matthew 68 Burrei, Kathi 68 Burt, Edward 108 Burton, Alan 72,109 Burton, Joyce 72 Burton, Phillip 60,125 Burton, Ronald 68 Burton, William 85 Bushroe, Charles 29,103,125 Byrne, Thaomas 28,61,78,79,80,92,94 Cain, Carol 30,59,100,102,103,116,117,124,134 INDEX Cain, Kathleen 68,103,116 Campbell, Jerilyn 61,124 Campbell, Terry 20,30,79,81 Canfield, Bette 68 Canfield, Ellen 30,126,134 Cantrell, Patricia 61 Cantrell, Ralph Capek, Carol Carbaugh, Allen 68 Carbaugh, Dennis 72 Carbaugh, Sharon 30 Carlson, Charlene 68,122 Carlson, Karen 68 Carpenter, Barbara 61,103,104,106,131,184 Carpenter, Phillip Carrano, Louis 30,103 Carrington, John 68 Casey, Loretta 30 Cass, Walter 73,109 Catanzaro, Joe 68 Cermak, Mary Ann 30 Chancey, Pat 68,103 Cornell, Maureen 131 hap, Carol 30,105,116,125,136 Chaplinski, John 73 Chapman, Carol 68 Chose, Charles 68,92,93,104 Chase, Jolene 21,30,126 Chavosky, Richard 68 Chevalier, Russell 68,83,92,93,113 Choyce, Carol 81,116,131 Christensen, Lynn 73 Cieslinski, LRaymond Cieslinski, Raymond Cirar, Donald 61 Cirilla, Mary Ann Coles, Sharon 68,127 Cook, Jacqueline 68,131 Clapper, Judy 61,131 Clark, Geraldine 73 Clark, Robert 68,115 Clesson, Janice 73 Codignoni, Rose 73 Coffey, Russell 30,105 Colatriano, Kathleen 61,113 Coley, Ethel 61 Collachia, James 68,83,92,93,113 Collachia, Mary Margaret 31,102,110,121,131 Collier, Marion 31,124,127,132 Collier, Sharon Collings, Bonnie 31,124,134 Collings, Lawrence 61,125 Condon, Joyce 61 Coniglio, Pat 14,31,78,92,93,95 Conlon, Wallace 68 Conlon, Wayne 73 Conners, Linda 61,105,124,127,135 Conte, Regina 73 Conte, William 13,31,115,125 Corcoran, Jim 113 Cornell, Maureen 68,100,103 Corrigan, James 68 Courtney, John 68 Courtney, Thomas 3] Covas, Marianne 68,113 Covas, Richard 61 Coyne, Virginia 73 Crain, James 68,125,131 Crane, Dale 31,104,135 Crebs, Marie Ellen 61,105,126 Crenshaw, Sharon 31,126 Crispe, Roy 61,92,93,95,101 Crook, Steve 100,103,168 Cross, Richard E. 68 Culik, Carol 31,102,103 Cump, David 1,31,119 Cump, Jon 61,79,81,92,93,95,96 Cump, Sandra 73,122,134 Cunningham, James 73 Curcio, Sally 73,127,131 Curran, Gerry 68,108,114,125 Czekala, Charles 73 Czemske, Jeannette Cybulski, Roseann Cuthbertson, Joan Cuthbertson, Katherene Dadam, John 32,118 Dale, Raymond 32 Daley, Patricia 61,111 D‘Amico, Dave 32 D‘Amico, Nancy 68 Damm, Alan 73 Damon, Charles 61 Damon, Donna 68 Doniel, Donna 68 Daniels, James 72,73,86,91,109 Daniels, Tom 61 Dargert, Gloria 68 Darland, Lincoln 1,32,115,1 17,121,124,134,135,138, 120 141 Davis, Donna 32,124 Debo, Jerry 68 Deckelmann, Michael 68,114,125 Declue, Joan 61,113,124,126,131 Deddo, Janet 32 Deering, Donna 73 Del Priore, Michele 73 DeMumbrum, Judith 32,113 Derro, Marianne 73,100 Derro, Patrick 68,92,93,95,125 Deruntz, Micnael 68,105,115 Desalvo, David Devivo, Mildred 61,103,135 DeVries, Dennis 32,86,88,110,112 De Vries, Fred 68 DeVries, James 68,83,90,113 DeVries, John 61,84 De Witt, Ralph 73,108 De Young, John 73 De Young, Laurel 73 Dibble, David 61,114 DiCola, Anthony 61 Diedrich, Terry 68,114 Diedrich, Darrell 73 Diehl, Roy 61,104 Dill, David 61,100,103 Dillon, William 68 DiPaolo, Julio 61,78,79,80 DiPaolo, Theresa 73,127 DiPaolo, Dominic 68,83 Di Vito, Christine 73 Dix, Edna 68 Dix, Michael 68 Dix, Patricia 32,126,128,129 Domaika, Delores 32 Domaika, Joseph 33,121,135 Donnelly, Christine 33,100,124,126,131 Donnelly, Darryl 22,68,1 13,138,139 Doornbos, Robert 61 Dorgan, Carolyn 33 Dorgan, Pam 61 Dorn, Arlynn 68 Dorney, Donna 61 Dowler, Sandra 128 Downey, Barbara 68 Downey, Gregg 73,83,134 Downey, Laura 73 Doxsie, Bruce 61 Dozier, Charles 61,114 Drabandt, Darlene 61 Drake, LeRoy 33,78,80 Drag, Rita 61,126,135 Draper, Edward 68,83,92,93,125 Drenthe, Wayne 68,83 Drewry, Charles 73 Drews, Denise 73 Driscoll, Lawrence Drury, James 68,105 Driscoll, Diane 33 Droesser, Bonnie 73 Drozdz, Marilyn 33,113,126,135 Drummond 33,59,78,87,88,101,102 Duffy, Sharon 68,103 Dugan, Judith 68,138,139 Duke, Rosemary 68,113,124 Dulis, Patricia 60,61,100,101,103,111,116,121 Dunn, Bruce 68 Dunn, Terry 61] Dunn, Vicki 33,120 Dyckman, Cora Lu 68,131,134 Dyer, Joseph 73 Dyer, Katherine 61,126 Dykstra, Karen 68,131 Dymoski, Carolyn 68 Dzielak, Judith 68 Eadie, Barbara Eakins, William 68,110,112,115 Eberhart, James 73,122 Eck, Bernard 68,83 Eck, Nancy 33,105,107 Edge, caward 33,105,136 Egan, Peggy 33 Eggersdorf, Garry 34,78,125 Ehrenfeld, Barbara 1,34,110,1 18,124,131,136 Ehrenfeld, Carol 73 Ehrenhaft, Douglas 61,125 Ehrenhaft, Nancy 68,124 Ehrenhaft, Patricia 68 Eichenberger, Shirley 34 Eide, Ruth Ann 34,102,110,134 Elde, Wayne 68 Ellis, Barbara 34,126,134 Emmershy, Carol 73,126,128 Engel, George 68 Enk, Rita 68,126 Esson, Margaret 68 Esson, Pauline 73 Eubanks, Dorothy 73 Eubanks, Kenneth Eul, Robert 34,114 Evans, Christine 61,122,124,128,131 Evons, Donald 24,61,78,79,81,92,93,95,96 Evans, Patsy 34,1 Evans, Robert 68,9 Evans, Sandra 73 Fanelli, Carolyn 34,120,125,126 Feeny, Terrance 61 2,93,115,125 Ferring, Robert Fett, James 68,83,125 Fidler, Wayne 61,84 Fifield, John Finegan, James 68 Finke, Diana 34,110,112,124,134 Finn, Beverly 108 Finn, Brenda 68,110 Finnegan, Edward 34,103 Fish, Patricia Fisler, Gayle 73,109 Fitzgerald, Dianne 61 Fitzgerald, John 73,109 Fitzgerald, Shirley 69 Fitzgibbons, Laura 73,100,127,128 Fitzgibbons, Thomas 35,120,125,134,138,139 Fleck, Bob 92,93,94 Flinchum, Gary Flinchum, Sue 73 Florek, Nola 73 Fokkens, Marilyn 73 Folk, Jean 69,103,113,134 Fonte, Barbara 35 Fonte, Dennis 73 Forbes, James Ford, Leonard 69,125 Forkash, Lawrence 35 Forkash, Sharon 61,100,103,104,105,106 Farsberg, Sharon 61 Foster, Robert 73 Fox, Carol 61,113 Framberg, Eric 73,108 France, Fred 61,79,80,115 Franklin, Corole 35 Frankland, Linda 73,126 Franklin, Fred 61,114,116 Franzen, James 73,83 Frazier, Gerald Freberg, Melva 73,104,105 Freeman, Patricia 69 Freeman, Richard 73 Friedman, Fred 73 Frith, Robert 73,83 Fritz, Lynn 113,131 Fritzius, Nancy Froelke, Virginia 73,128 Frogue, Steve 35,84,85,105,1 18,120,178 Fudacz, Dorothy Fuessel, Joseph 69 Fuessel, Tom 79,81 Fuller, Frank 20,35,125 Fuller, Robert 18,35,84,101,121 Gardella, Chery! Gabby, Mary 73 Gaborik, George 61 Gade, Diane 35,59 Gallagher, Dean 69,83 Gallagher, Nancy 35 Galzin, Frank 35,125 Gamble, Da 73,122,126,131 Gamble, Dennis Gangloff, David 73 Gaskill, John 61,104,105,114 Gass, Gloria 73 Gaut, Arlie 36,100, 102,105,106,124,134,140 Gedonius, Jeffery 61 Geraci, Phyllis 73 Gericke, Jerald 61 Gerke, Sylvia 73 Gesiorski, Marilyn 6] Ghelfi, Tony 61,104 Giacone, Bobette 69 Gierach, Jim 69,90,100,139 Gierach, Sharon 61,103,113,131 Gillett, Eileen 69,128 Gilmore, Phillip Glendenning, Douglas 61,78,79.80,92,93,94 Glenn, Michael 83 Glens, Janice 73,128 Gliege, Carolyn 73,126 Gnass, Bob 61,100,103,110,112,134,139 140 Godskessen, James 36,105 Goffinet, Barbara 61 Golder, Lynne 36,125 Goldin, Gloria 69 Gordon, Dale Gordon, Dolores 73,108 Gouty, Paul 73,91 Govela, Richard 73 Grady, Karen 62,128 Grafen, Josephine Graham, Danny 69,86,90 Graham, James 73,91 Graham, Tom 36 Grant, Janice 62 Grassel, Wayne 72,73,91,109 Gray, Wayne 69,100,113 lene sraves, Judith 69 Jocqueline e, Alice 36,110,124,126 Ruth 69 ger, Ray 73 n, Diane 69,122 Griffith, Margaret Grignon, George 69,83 Grimberg, Sharon 86 Grisco, Roy 62 Groll, Sharon 62 Gronendyke, Gretchen 73 Grooms, Bernard 36,115 Gro ley 73 ,O 04,114,122,125 9,114 Q2O0oQ0 oO Hoak, Kenneth ker, Ruth 73 s, Charlene 21,62,124,126 Haberichter, Billy 113 Haberichter, Linda 37,111,124,136 Haehnlein, Richard 69 Haehnlein, Roger 73 Haerr, Renee 62,124,125,126,135 er, Mary 69,108,126 Jon 62 Ilona 62,124 mond, Harmony 62,101,103,122,134,135 Handley, Linda 21 126 Hannapel, Grant 62,104 Hanrahan, Richard 37 Hansen, Ann 37,128 Hansen, Bonnie 1,37,118,121 Hansen, Heather 73 Hansen, Robert 62,125,134,138 Harmon, Dennis 62 Harmon, Gary 69 Harmon, Shirley 62,113,128 Harn, Gerald 69 Hornew, Alon 69,104 Harper, Karen 62,103,104,106,124 Harris, Joyce 62,110,112 Hart, Kathy 62,103,1 10,124,128 Hart, Robert 73 Harter, Thelma 37 Hartman, Jean 62,124,134 Hartwig, Fred 105,114 Hassfield, Sondra 62,126 Hayes, Charles 62,120,122 Hayford, Melody 37,117,124,127,131,134,136,138, 139 Hazard, Fred 62,78,79,80,92,93,95 Heaberg, Carole 62,122,128 Hebe James 73,91 Hebeisen, John 62 Hebert, Diane 37 Pamela 69,128,135 Heinen, Jane 60,62,111,130,131,136 Heinking, Stephen 62 es 62 Heitz, Koren 69 Helstein, Larry 74 Helstein, Donna 69 Hendricks, Joseph 69 Hendricks, Russ 74 Henley, Marsha 60,62,113,124 Herman, Joan 62,74 Herman, Joyce 122,124 Herodes, Helen Hess, Judy 38,111,127 Kenneth 69,83,90,113 Hess, Susan 62 Hesting Hesting, Ki Hetzel, Fred 83 Hickey, Jean 69,1 26 Guy 62,78,100,110,112 s, James s, Patricia 73 Hicks, Sandra 73 Hilger, Barbara 62 Hilger, Corol 38,124 Hilger, Virginia 62,105,107 Hill, Jeanne Hill, Judy 38,136 Hiorns, Richard 69,105,107,136 Hiorns, Robert 69,105,107 Hirsch, Diana 62 Hialtelin, Diane 62,124 Hjorth, Janet 69 Hjorth, Marlene 38 Hobbs, Denyse 69,113,131 Hodae, Burnett 38,105 Hodges, Rita 69,108 Hoeper, David 74 Hoffman, Ethel 38,113 Hoffman, George 62,125 Hoffman, Jerry 69,109,125 Hogage, John 74,109 Hoker, Jack 122 Holmes, Diane 74,135 Holstrom, Fred 62 Holmstrom, Phyllis 62,134 Home, Janet 62,110,112 Hookstadt, Maribeth 62,103,131 Hopkins, Helen 74,101 Hornat, Joseph 62 Horvath, Frank 38,101,102,125 Horvath, Joyce 74 Hovey, Beth Ann 74 Hovey, David C Howard, Beverly 38 Howard, James Howard, Judith 74 Howells, Ronald 74 Howells, William 69,79,81 Huet, Patrick 74,83,100,122 Huffman, Betty 74 Hughbanks, Larry 62,105,114,125 Hull, Carol 69 Hull, Jeffrey 62,104,105,114 Hull, John 74 Hunt, James 74 Hunyadi, Robert 79,81 Hurlock, Marilyn 1,11,19,39,59,102,110,112,134,136 Huskey, Mary 62,127,128 Hutcherson, Sharon 62 Hutton, Robert 62,104,114,115 Hylak, Dolores 39 lacunato, Patricia 11,39,120,134 Imholt, Phyllis 62 Irlbacker, George Isenberg, Diane 69,108,127 Ivers, Roberta 62 Iwanski, Antonnette 62 Jaburek, Al 69 Jackson, Patsy 62,113 Jacoby, Jane Janis, Alan 62,125 Janis, Robert 125 Jonssen, Patricia 62,113,134,139 Janowiak, James 62 Jaracz, Sandra Jasinskim, Mareen Jasper, Joseph 69,114,125 Javorsky, Lois 39,111,135 Jendrejak, Thomas 62 Jendro, Geraldine 39,110,124 Jendrzejak, Tony 69 Jennings, Judy 69,124 Jennings, Russell 62 Jensen, Chris 100,103,104,106,116 Jensen, Donald 39,84 Joelson, Eleanor 74 Johnson, Carole 74 Johnson, Dale 62,128 Johnson, Elizabeth 39,103,116,124,129 Johnson, George 62 Johnson, Judy 39 Johnson, Karen 62 Johnson, Larry Johnson, Lynda 74 Johnson, Phyllis 62 Johnson, Sonja 69,101,113,122 Johnson, Terry 74 Johnson, Theodore 69,125 Johnson, Thomas 74,83,108 Johnson, Verna Lee 62,128 Johnston, Karen 62,124 Jones, Leonard Jones, Roy Edwin 62,86,89 Jonsson, Douglas 114,122 Jordan, Donna Lee 69,104,122 Jordan, Jill 62 Julien, Ellis 63,101,103,111,123 Juraszek, An Juraszek, Edward 39,63 Jurinek en 74,128 K 2k, Francis 69,103,128,131 Kaczmarski, Geraldine 69,100,103,131 Kojer, Edna Kamber, Marie 127,128 Kammerer, Bruce 63,92,93,94 Kammer, June 74 Kandian, Ronald Kane, Bonnie 69,131 Kanwischer, Fred 74 Kappel, Richard 69 Karsek, Margaret 39 Karmie, Darlene 74 Karnik, Karen 63 Karreman, Douglas 74 Karvasek, Danny 40,78,79,86,88,89, 120 Kasko, Joseph 74,91,101 Kasper, Harvey 69 Kasper, Nancy 74,126 Kastl, Fran 63,124 Katzmann, Anne 69,113,126,128,131 Katzmann, Arthur 63,78,79,80,88 Kauffman, Lillian 69 Kavanagh, James Kealey, Darleen 69 Keiner, James 74 Kelch, Blair 40,120 Kelley, Judie 69 Kelley, Richard 63 Kelly, Patricia 63,110 Kermer, Ross 74 Kerns, Mary 40,102,103,119,123,127,128 Kershner, Lynn 1,40,100,102,110,112,118,134,136 Kilinski, Ken 40,78 Kilton, Richard 69,125 Kimpel, Jacqueline 40,113,127 Kinderwoter, Katherine 63,113 Kirby, Lorry 40,84 Kirby, Wallace 69 Kirk, Carol 63,124 Kirk, John 40,104,125,134,138,139 Kirkwood, Jim 40,125 Kiuberis, Evelyn 40 Klein, Christine 74,126,134 Klein, Louise 40,113,134 Klein, Robert 41,105,122,136 Kleist, Ingelore 69 Knable, Anthony Knezovich, George 63,78 Knoblauch, Katherine 74 Knowski, Pat 74 Koglin, Walter 69 Kolar, Cynthia 74 Kolar, Frank 63 Kolar, Dorothy 63 Kolb, Susan 69,100,103,104,124,131 Kolb, Richard 41,104,108,136 Kolken, Kathryn 41,103,117,124,126,134 Kollmon, Beatrice 74 Kollmon, Nora 63 Kollpointer, Harry 63,79,80,110 Komorn, William 63,110,115 Konieczny, Anita 69 Kopale, Donald 41,125 Kope, Carla 63,110 Kopf, Bruce 41 Kopischke, Doris 74,100 Kopriva, Janet 41,103,117 Korthase, Karen 63,128 Kosik, Rosalind 74,128 Kosik, Tom 47 Koske, Susan 63,113,134,135 Kosusnik, Edward 41,105,108,114,136 Koven, Phyllis 74 Kowalewski, David 69,125 Kowalewski, Gloria 69 Koziel, David 63,78,79,81 Kozicki, Chester 41 Krause, Carol 63 Krauss, Linda 42,103,117,120,134,136 Krauss, Lynn 74,110 Krauss, Margaret 63,131 Krone, Charlene 63,100,129,130 Kroner, Ann 63,113,124,126,134 Krout, Kenneth 63,110,112 Krug, Robert 74,108 Krumpolz, Claudette 42,102,110,119 Kruspe, Richard Kugley, Ronald 69 Kumzi, Ronald 63,125 Kumzi, Ted 42,125 Kumzi, Rosemarie 69,113,131 Kunz, Sharon 74 Kuras, Thomas 74,91 Kurtwell, Quentin 69 Kurtzwell, Janet 74 Kuszynski, Korl 69,125 Ladwig, Linda 108,128 ,13] Lofaire, Potricia 69,127 Lafranco, Gloria 74 Lake, Lyle 69,110 Lamb, James 74,83 Lammel, Robert 74,85 Lane, Tom 42,139 langnes, William-74 LaPlant, Tony 42,114 LaRaviere, Russ 42,121 Larsen, Steve 83 Larsen, William 63,105 Larson, Jean 63,110,112,124,131 Larson, Judith 63,116,126 Laskowski, Erwin 42,114,120 Laurence, August Leach, Sheridan 74,93, 108 Lee, Robert 63 Leffelman, Victor 42,78,79 Lefils, Josephne 74 Leonard, Jack Leper, Fron 74 Leska, Gilbert 63,79,80,92,93,94,97,110 Lester, Michael 63,104,106,136 Letten, Judy Letts, Richard 69,78,84,85,90 Lewis, Fred 69 Lew’s, Gerald 63,79,80,110 Lewis, Mary Jane 63,134 Lewis, William 63,105,115 Liebenow, Jill 74 Lightcap, Carol 69 Ligman, Jerome 74,108 Ligman, Tom 42,79,80 Lilley, Marie 63,103,134,138,139 Lindberg, Dennis 69,101,111,114,115,123,146 Lindemann, Dierk 43,84,85,100,102,103,110,134,1 Lindgren, Ronald 63,115,116 Lindsey, Gary 69 Lipp, Marie 69 Lippe, Raymond 74,109,136 Lippe, Sharon 43 Lipski, Mitchell Lisak, Helen 63,128,129 Lisak, William 69 Lockwood, Ken 43,125 Lockwood, Myrline 63,113,124,131 Long, Frank 74 Long, Kaye Judith 63 Lonowski, Diane Luby, Patricia 63,121,126 Lucas, Diane 43,100,129 Ludeman, Richard 69 Ludlow, Frederick 43,114,116,125 Lund, Lynette 43,63 Lunden, James 70,115 Lynch, John 43,102,103 Lundquist, Penny 70 Lynch, Keith 63,79,80,92,93,94,97 Macglasham, Richard 115 Mack, Robert 74,101 Mackey, James 74,83 Mackey, Joyce 43,126 Macrae, Sandy. Maddock, Robert 63,104,122 Mahieu, John 43,110,111 Mahneke, George 63 Maines, Jack 74,83 Majercak, Michael 63,78,79,81 Malmgren, Corol 43 Malmgren, David 74 Malpass, Jack 79,113 Mandra, Ben 44,59,103,116,125 Manz, Marlyne 70,113 Marchbank, Charlotte 74 Markiano, Mike 70 Marlatt, Diana 70,113 Marshall, Dianne 70 Marshall, James 63,70,121,125 Martin, Richard 70,104,105 Marshall, Ronald Marshall, James 100 Martinek, Joanne 63 Martinich, Linda 44 Mascolino, Chuck 63 Massey, Geraldine 44,104,106,116 Masson, Sandra 74,126 Matthews, Wilma 70 Mattson, Judith Ann 74 Matusek, Judith 1,44,119,127,131 Matz, Loretta 1,44,103,111,116,117,119,122 Maulus, Diana 63,113,127,134 Maxwell, Barbara 63 Moxwell, William 63,122 May, Patricia 44 May, Robert 63,110,114,115 Mayhall, Robert 74 McCartney, Rita 74 McClaflin, Barbara Ann 70,127 McClain, Poul 44 McClaren, Dawn 44,128 McClelland, Jacqueline 70 McCullough, Gayle 63,135 McCullough, Shirley 74 McDonald, Robert 74 McDonnell, Dione 70 McElhinney, Barbora 74 McEntee, Carol 74 Mary Ellen 44,110 McGehee, Ken 70 McGuire, Kenneth 63,113 McHenry, Joan 63,100 McHenry, Paul 26,45,78,79,86,89, 120 McInerney, John 63,125 Mclver, Ron 45,134 McKay, Carol 63 McKay, Gerald 45 McKay, Marilyn 74 McKay, Sharon 45,100 McKee, Coreen 70,103,116 McKinney, Penny 63 McLain, Kothy 70,128 McMillan, Linda 74 McMillan, Margaret 70 MeNally, Kathleen 70,127 McNulty, Maureen 131 McReynolds, Tom 63 McTighe, Dorothy McTighe, Helen 74 McTighe, Jim 63 Meagher, Jean 74 Medows, Charles 45,78,110,121 Mehring, Ronald 70 Meister, Edward 74,109 Melovich, Frank 101 Meloy, Karen 70 Meluskey, Joe 45,120 Meluskey, Tom 70 Mergenthaler, Pricilla 74 Meske, June 74 Meske, Norman 125 Messlein, Dorothy 45,103 Meyer, Joann 64 Meyer, Marlene Meyers, Betty 45,124 Meyers, Carol 74 Michalski, Bill 45 Michalski, Ronald 70,125 Micherska, Patricia 70 Micklin, Richard 74,83,108 Mikos, Nancy 64 Milkevitch, Frank 74 Miller, Ann 45,103 Miller, Arlene 70,113 Miller, Cheryl 74,113,126 Miller, Don 46,79,80,86,89,101,102 Miller, Sandie 70,103,134 Milstead, Gerald 70,83,92,93 Milwid, Andy 70,125 Miskovich, Joyce Mitchell, Marcelyn 46,100,104 Modglin, Linda 75,108,128 Molde, Bernadine 64,113 Molenaar, Lois 46 Moore, Marilyn 70,113 Moran, William 75,108 Morgan, Diane 70 Morris, Janet 75 Morris, Robert 70,114 Morrison, Patricia 46,111,117 Morstadt, Jean 70,128,129 Morton, Lana 75 Mrozek, Fred 46,125,134,139 Mungiovi, Carmie 75 Munson, Robert 75,109 Murdock, Lillion 64 Murphy, Daniel 75,109,114 Murphy, Dennis 46,125 Murphy, James 64,103,125;127,134,135,138,139 Murphy, Roy 46,78,84,85,87,89 Murphy, Thomas 46,125,139 Murray, Lois 1,46,119,124 Murray, Lorraine 1,46,118,134 Murray, Raelene 64 Musgrove, Gerald 64 Musgrove, Tuawanda 75,128 Muszynski, Jacquelin 70,127 Muzika, John 75,109 Myers, Dolores 70 Myszkewicz, Judy 70,113 Nadeau, Therese 47 Naden, Sue 64 Narducy, Kenneth 85,109 Neal, Rita 64,126 Neoves, Betty 64,128,129 Neermann, Alyce 70,113 Neiheisel, Gerald Nelson, Thnmas 64,114 Nelson, Bill 70,83 Nemcher, Lorraine 64 Nemcher, Roy 47 Nevills, Margaret 70 Nevills, Mary 75 Nevills, Harold Nevills, Phil 64 Nevins, Nickie 75,108 Newman, Charles 64,103,116,127,135 Nicholson, William Niderost, Nancy 75 Nispuruk, Mike 41,125 Nodrmark, Dick 22,41,78 Nordstrom, Lola 41,124,131 Norkus, Wayne 64 Norris, Charles 75 Norris, John 41,114,120 Norton, Susanne 41,127,128 Noteboom, Sharon 64,100,103,104,105,131,132 Noto, Joseph 75 Novak, Anthony 70,108,115 Novak, Gerald 75 Nykiel, Tom 41,78,84,114,116 O’Brien, Alon Ochala, Jerome Oechsell, Grant Oftedahl, Melvin 64,104,106,114 O'Hara, Eileen 75 Oldenburg, Dave 41 Oleary, Raymond 64 Oliver, Lynn 75 Olsen, Raylene 64,101,113 Olund, Alec 64,84 O'Meara, Michael Oppenheim, Mark 75,109,115 Oppenheim, Paul 64,105 Orloff, Kenneth Orourke, Carolyn 48,124,125 Osborne, Diane 72,75,122 Osness, Michael 70 Ostapkowicz, Ronald 70,83 OTrembiak, Susan 75,101,131 Overbeek, Barbara 64 Overhouser, Gary 64 Owens, Donna 64,1 13,128,134,138,139 Oacourek, James 70 Packer, Edwin 49 Page, Shirley 75 Palermo, Steve 75,83 Palinsky, Robert 70 Palinski, Ronald 75 Panfil, Lillian 64 Panfil, Louis 75 Papo, James 48 Paprzyca, Gloria 48 Parke, Raymond 64,138,139 Paschal, Alvin 64,103,134 Pasch al, Mary 48 Patitucci, Robert 75 Patterson, Dorothy 64,134,139 Pauls, Arthur Pawelski, Katherine 48,103,134 Pekar, Kathleen 48,102,121 Perillo, Donna 64,124,126 Perovich, Robert 48 121,125,139 Perri, Gabrialle 64 Perry, Donald 48,121,125 Peters, Michael 75 Peterson, Beverly 75 Perterson, Diana 75 Peterson, Donald 64,101,104,108,136 Peterson, Robert 48,120 Peterson, Robert J. 48 Peterson, Wayne 49 Peterson, William 83,109 Petrokovitch, Nancy 49,126 Pflaumer, Darwin 79,81 Pheifer, Jeannette 75,126 Philbin, Robert 70 Phillips, Marilyn 103,122 Phillips, Steve 70,114 Phipps, Charles 64,105 Pileggi, Michael 75,83,100 Pilurs, Beverly 49,101,102,107,108,136 Pinkston, Faye 49 Pirsig, Richard 70,108 Pirsig, Ruth 75,109 Pitcher, Gordon Platt, Diane 75 Plefka, Mary 75 Podejma, Barbara 49,1 11,124,136,139 Poggensee, Diane 64,104,106,122 Pohlman, Robert 64 Porter, Sharon 70 Posch, Sharon 64,1 13,128 Posteck, Kathleen 70 Potter, Sandy 49,100,103,124,126 Potts, Alice 64 Powers, Robert 75 Pratl, Frank 49,120 Presbitero, Ron 22,49,78 Price, Robert 75 Prokop, Karen 75 Pugh, Gail 49,1 10,112,117,124,136 Purtell, Carol 50,101,103 Quainter, Leon 64,125,134 Quandee, Paul 50,1 14,134,135 Quasny, Carlton Quasny, Ronald 70 Quinlan, Walter 50,78,79,80,89 Quirk, John Raap, John 75,83,93 Rachford, John 64,100 Rachford, Virginia 75,128 Radtke, William 75 Rainford, Judy 70 Rainville, Edith Rainville, Margaret Rainville, Orville Rambo, Charles 64,139 Rambo, Michael 64 Randle, Geraldine 75 Randle, Thomasina 70 Ranstead, Guy 50 Ray, Delbert 64,78,84,85 Raymond, Gary 64,110,112 Razniewski, Darlene 108,128 Razniewski, Ronald 70 Reagan, Michael 50,101,102,103,125 Rebout, Bruce 75 Rebout, Carole 75,101 Recla, Geraldine 64,128 Reed, Gary 64,78,79,80 Reed, Marsha 50,101,104,105,108,124,136 Regnerus, Carl 64,114,121 Reich, Ruthann 50,117,127,134,136 Reiner, Donald 70,114 Reinsch, Roger 70,100,104,105,114,115 Reithofer, Michael 64,78,79,81 Rekart, Ronald 70 Relfson, Carol 1,50,102,1 19,127,129,131,134 Renkar, Gerald 64 Renkar, James 70 Reno, Barbara 64 Reno, Nancy 70,126 Rhode, William 75,83,125 Rhodes, Peter 70,83,92,93 Richards, Robert 70,83,90,113 Richardson, John 70 Richardson, Lonnie 75,108 Richardson, Randy 70,78,84,85,90, 100,105,106 Rickman, Judy 50,126,129,131 Riecke, Raymond 75 Riese, Dij Rihel, D Rinkus, Rioedani Ripple, Rizzato, Rizzo, By Rizzo, J Roberts, Roberts, Robson, | Roche, Roche, Rodniqu Rogan, Rolewicd Roman, Ronberg Ronberg] Roscich, | Ross, cf Ross, Ri¢ Rossten, Rost, wi Rozhon| Ruceis, Ruchalo) Ruggis, | Ruggi, | Ruhi, Ei Ruhl, Mi Runge, Ruzella,, Rykacz Ryska, Sondt, Sanow, Sanow, rawr 7s Sanow, Ruth 64,103,113 Sansone, Margaret 64,124 Santarelli, Jim 51 Santorelli, John 51 Sarpalius, Paul 64,79,80,86,88 Savaiano, Nick 64 Savaiano, Robert 72,75,91,101 Savick, Janet 52,105,106,128 Sewyer, Susan 75,127 Sayers, Diane 52,100 Sayers, Gary 70,83,92,93,125 Scellato, John 64,125 Sewllato, Pat 70,113 Schaar, Jerry 22,51 Schalk, Louis 70,139 Schander, Barbara 64,104 Schauer, Roger 75,108 Schover, Tom 52 Scherrer, Virginia Schiller, Erma 75 Schiller, Gary 70,108 Schiller, Marianne 64 Schiller, Patricia 71,127 Schiller, Rosemary 75 Schlabach, Margaret 100,127 Schmidt, Barbara 52 Schmidt, Lee 65,138,139 Schnitt, Mary 75 Scholl, Beatrice 75 Scholl, Daniel 71 Schrage, David Schram, Daniel 65 Schreck, Terry 1,52,119 Schroeder, Judith 52,110,112,134,138 Schubert, Sharon 65 Schultz, Alice Schultz, Chorles 114,115,116 Schultz, Earl 71 Schultz, James 71 Schultz, Patricia 71 Schultz, William 75 Schumm, Sandra 65,111,112,136 Schurke, Judith 52,134 Schurke, Marvin 65,103,114,115,140 Schussler, Edward 65,84,101,103,114,115,122 Schussler, John 75,83,114,122 Scott, Glenn 71 Scott, Janet 71,128 Sea, Patricia 75 Sea, Leroy 65 Seese, Linda 65,135 Sell, Beverly 71,127,134 Sell, Richard 65,113,125,134,138,139 Senglaub, Lawrence 71,85 Sepmour, Tom Shaffer, Charles 83,125 Shambo, Eorl 71 Sheehan, Robert 65 Dla welanDcmthen Tine tc OAK LAWN = PUBLIC LIBRARY : Sonichsen, Donald 108 Sonnenschein, Brian 53,123,125 Sorensen, Joyce 65 Souhroda, .Terrence 71 Spain, Alice 71,122,135 Sparks, Thomas 1,65,103,114,1 15,116,119 Spaulding, John 76, 109 Spellman, John 65 Sposato, Judy 71,113 Sprinkle, Loren 71 Stanford, Francis 71,92,93, 122 Stanley, James 71,92,93,101 105 Stanley, Stanlsene Stanley, Stanley 71,90,100,123 Stanovich, John 76 Stanovich, Thomas 65 Stanton, Barbara 71,103,105,106 Stasiak, Allan 71,110,125 Stasiak, Joan 65,100,110,112 Staycoff, Sam 65 Steele, Carole 65,126 Stefan, Lorraine 76 Stephen, Dorothy 53 Sternberg, Donald 65 Stevens, Mike 76,83,91 Stevenson, Barbara 71,124,131 Steves, Salley 76 Stewart, Robert 53,105 Stockdale, Carole 71 Stoller, Al 53,125 Stone, Lawrence 54,87,88 Stralka, Bill { Stralka, Car} Strelow, Kar¢ Strelow, Susd Stringham, Ji Stube, Ron Studirtck, Gd Studnicka, R{ Sturtecky, Ja Suchorski, Dq Sullivan, Day Sullivan, Fra} Sullivan, Ray Sullivan, Loig Sullivon, Ma Sumroda, Jo} Sutherland, | Suvada, Lou Swallow, Robey Swan, Jeanne 76 Swan, Naomi 71 Swann, Jean 54 Swanson, James 76,85 Swartwood, Tima 76 Swickard, John 71,83,90,125 Sykes, Ronald 71,90 Szewezyk, Gertrude 76 Talcott. Susan 65 2 1¢8 08 G2)) 40 , 02,124,134,140 76 7 7,80,100 1} (3,127,131 D4 2 93,94,104 Twigg, Donald 65,125,131 Twigg, Vickie 76,108 Uchman, Darlen 76 Unitis, Laraine 55,126 Urbank, Janice 76 Vaitkus, Justine 65,124,131 Valencik, Joann 65,124,128 Vollera, Deanna 55,113,131 Vanderhoff, Susan 76 Vanderwaren, Ray 71 Vanpelt, Jeanne 76 Vantongeren, Alan 76 Vonderwarren, Judith 55,121 Veague, Ronald 65,114 Venkus, JoAnn 55 Veneigh, Bonnie 55,121,124 Veneigh, Margaret 65,101,124 Venkus, Judith 65 Vershave, Jean 71 Veverka, Kenneth 76,83 Veverka, Marilyn 65,113 Viollt, Ken 71 Virgin, Judy 55 Vobrucek, Earl 65 Voebell, Carol 71 Vogler, Diane 71 Vojtech, Joyce 71,1 13,131 Vojtch, Mary Lou 65,1 13 Vojtech, Robert 76,109 Volkstorf, Charles 71,114 Wagner, Bruce 71 31,132, Weidner, Joan 71,131 Weidner, Raymond 56,125 Weidner, Richard 56,125 Weidner, Robert Weiss, Eric 65,78,92,93,95, 100 Weiss, Iris 71 Welsh, Barbara 76 Welsh, Robert 65,125 Westerman, Darlene 71 Wettergren, Leonard 76,85,91,100,108 Wettergren, Florence 21,56,100,102,124,132 3,110,124,132,136 Wettergren, Martha 65,1 Wheeler, Judith 65,123 White, Karen 56,124 White, Lloyd 113 Whitley, Shirley 56,66,126,134 Whitney, Ron 56,125 Wickman, Judith 71 Wieczorek, Stanley Wiegman, Darrell 56,101 Wierzbicke, Marianne 57,103,113,121,131 Wilk, Raymond 109 Willett, Harry 71,109 Williams, Scott 71,115,125 Williams, Sharon 57,126 Willman, Robert 66,84,110 Wilson, Tom 66,76 Windsor, Dianne 57,110,111,112,134 Windsor, Thomas 84,110,125 Winegar, Jack 66,125 Wiot, Marcia 57,134 Wisek, Jimmy 71,83 Wisek, Judy 66,113 Witkowski, Edward 71,85,90,101,103,110,122 Witthoft, Charles 66,78,84 Witthoft, Dennis 71,122 Wittl, Claude 66 Wittmer, Elaine 57,103,117,134 Woodrum, Robert 66, 114 Workman, Dorothy 51,110,11 1,120 Workman, Harold 71 Wozniak, Phillip Wrobleski, Allen 76,125 Wrye, Michael 1,57 Wulff, Roger 71 Wulfing, Robert 122 Wulfing, William 67,71,90. 134,139 Wurster, Marvin 71 Wurster, Phyllis Wright, Robert 71,104 Yandel, Mary Jeon 57,121,124 Young, Janice Young, Thomas 66,138,139 Yudis, Donald 108 Zwarich, Gerald 76 Zacharias, Borbara 113,128 Zagorski, Edward 66,122,134 Zander, Mary 71 Zelisko, Anthony 76,92,93,94 Ziarko, Dennis 66,103,114,1 16,131 Zich, Donald 66,84 Zich, Donna 76 Zick, Cheryl 71 Zick, Sandra 66 Zirler, Jim 71,92,93 Zielke, Timothy 57,120 Zima, Margaret 126 Zobel, Heather 128 Zuttermeister, Joan 76 Zyburt, Harry 71,83 For Reference Not to be taken from this library eee Nee Be er in ee een ees SESVES EDEL HA EERE BE EE HD Sree er = x 4 5k 46 SE REE LARA tA TSR. ere SE A SL LS ee - ling pif - o3% = A ‘) aan ane. 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