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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1961 volume:

NTN 2 pps “6 al bes aN: we pe REFERENCE. NOT TO BE Y TAKEN FROM THIS ROOM Zs vine sa Ses GLA A: ) a hr” me? . a’ O72 ; og tPF OLLI CUCL Lea)? ww, fat ESTES an P Ned OAK LAWN PUBLIC LIBRARY : an F ‘ y j y Foe Nuxg ca “+ ; a er BE BO : q OR ae ee aan 4 ) Y ; ‘ Se de ' c LAULK |S gu « ie pe 38 -4-p-44 ¥ ests CA atvEN ? pred a ot 3 _the Odo fr e- ay oe ae Tigh Bake b. Aee na i =? as ees ——— a oer VVOLLVI2O LV OX i Ct wt AS Div COrrol aoye iy | Cf CLL) a PY § Coney AwOWs ) nite’ Shield Staff Sharon Forsberg, Editor-in-Chief Linda Seese, Art Editor Renee Haerr, Copy Editor Mike Rambo, Asst. Copy Editor Don Babb, Sports Editor Jim Murphy, Business Manager Sue Kolb, Sara Thornton, Class Editors Don Babb, Tom Babb, Mike Rambo, Photographers Joyce Herman, Carole Heagberg, Christine Evans, Typists 196] OAK LAWN COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL Wi, Bis Miypy is j LEP e ee rine em eines a Ee a STUDENTS pages 23 -78 ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES FACULTY pages 10-19 Te) bk Ze LJ K- Le. 2) U LL e) Ly — co L f- VL eke mae , Peg soe) aS ORIEL ERS og hee en Mii iii PL ETG S 6 PLIES? Ses, Sa one Ne Dintn r oorne mA iae 4 Bais ncittiviek xia sania 29S litina tien, AnaR a bene aera Seeaeakeat aeb Oa ae j o——— ‘ WR An OER ee heweetes Aa fe a Te ee EO OE - aR : OP a Ta ——— § te% bine 255; ; % 3 S33 | ca Nee gm S-) , ‘ ieee es] 3 , a ] we ruth Pe os fit ue pe He te2 we jez? e ot a 4 i OUR HERITAGE When the official flag of our new nation was unfurled to float on the freedom-loving breezes of this land, thirteen radiant stars shone forth, proclaiming the glory of the thirteen states whose unity conceived a perfect whole. Now, less than two hundred years later, these thirteen stars have multiplied to fill thé blue with the luster of fifty stars, as Hawaii officially adds the rays of her star. With the addition of each new star, our country has grown in power and glory. So also Oak Lawn Community High School started with thirteen original stars: Adminis- tration, Board of Education, Faculty, Deans, Office Staff, Service Staff, Building, Sports, Activities, Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores, and Fresh- men. In as proportionately short a time, we too have multiplied these stars into fifty stars of organizations and catagories that add immeas- urably to our school as it is today. Our flagpole was donated by the Lynnwood Women's Club, and is maintained by them. Likewise, one flag is donated for it each year. Warted sent Charles W. Lawrence Prest Secretary Arthur Mac-Donald tgs, Milford S. Hoyd Lawrence P. Kuffel ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS William Douglass EDUCATION DEDICATION Our very first star came into being ten years ago this past Novem- ber when the members of the first Board of Education of Oak Lawn Community High School undertook the responsibilities of establish- ing our school. During the past ten years the members of our boards, through their untiring efforts in coping with the countless problems attendant on our growth, have reflected the pride and interest of Oak Lawn in providing us with the opportunities for an outstanding education. On this our tenth anniversary, we dedicate this book to you, the members of our Board of Education, as a token of thanks for your time and energies expended on our behalf. THE SCHOOL AND SOCIETY In the beginning of our country, secondary and higher education were for the privileged; the average man needed only a minimum of readin’, writin’, and figgerin’. But just as the stars of our flag multiplied with amazing rapidity, so too have the areas of man's knowledge. The modern systems of education are faced with the problem of equipping the student not only to cope with but also to contribute to the demands and needs of a vast and complex society. SRRASHUINRKUeewEs eesti eae eee oe feb fpobanbet Recweaess eens SHCCSETEKeeD Bee RURee RRERReS PANS eRSe RNs weeD MR. LYNCH Mr, J. E. Lynch performs the myriad duties of Assis- tant Superintendent with an infectious enthusiasm that challenges each of us to do our best at all times. ADMINISTRATION The administration, another of our original stars, coordi- nates the activities and efforts of all other areas. Each year brings more responsibilities and decisions as the administration works unceasingly for the betterment of OTE Al RO MR. WILTSHIRE The details of the material needs of our education are fulfilled by our Administrative Assistant Mr. Harold Wiltshire who handles the business manage- ment of our ever-growing school, as well as the co-ordination of the schedules of our extra-curricular activities. MR. WETZEL As superintendent of Oak Lawn Community High School, Mr. B. E. Wetzel plays a vital role in our educational system. His unfailing patience and cheer- fulness continually inspire us toward greater accom- plishments. GRA Beg es This donndp Cl at med Mrs. Orr is the Dean of Girls and Junior Girls Coun- selor and teaches Advanced Biology. She received a M.S. degree at Western Kentucky State College. The star that represents the deans and coun- selors has twinkled always with a_ special friendliness toward students. We find the open door to their offices an invitation to enter and talk over our problems or to plan for the future. Their constant aim is to help us to understand ourselves. Mr. Burgess is the Dean of Boys and the Director of Summer School. He also teaches Algebra |. MR. BURGESS, M.A. T.C. Columbia University Our senior counselor and Guidance Director is Mrs. Emmel. Mrs. Emmel is more than glad if someone comes to her for help. If we are undecided about a future, Mrs. Emmel offers her suggestions. We are more than thankful for the guidance that has been given, for it has been deeply appreciated. SALLY EMMEL, A.B. Director of Guidance, University of Illinois. When a student walks: into Mr. Zajac's office, there is a noticable atmosphere of friendliness and help- fulness. He tries his best to resolve. difficulties that the students have. Many students are given, valuable advice that often help them through their years at Oak Lawn High. JOSEPH ZAJAC, M.E. Algebra II, DePaul Univer- sity, Counselor Mrs. Egli is the Freshman Counselor, and also teaches English. MILDRED EGLI, B.A. lowa State Teachers College 13 FACULTY One of the brightest of our original stars is the one that stands for our faculty. The members of th e O.L.C.H.S. faculty maintain a deep interest in the total development of the students into responsible citizens of our society. This interest, together with their understanding and aid, is evidenced not only in the classroom but also outside. FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT ROBERT HALL, M.A., Univer- sity of Illinois; Latin. RICHARD LATHROP, A.B., University of Illinois; Spanish. JOAN REDMOND, B.A., Cen- tral College; French and Eng- lish. PETER GAHALA, M. Ed., De Paul University; German Dept. Head. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Lower Left CHARLES C. MULLEN, M.S., University of Illinois; Biology, General Science. WESLEY FLANER Ye boe cole ‘Platteville Teachers College; General Science. DEWITT GARRETT, Jr., M.S., University of Illinois; Biology, General Science. JEANNIE ORR, M.S., West- ern Kentucky State College; Advanced Biology. ROBERT S. JOHNSON, M.S., Northern |Hinois State Univer- sity; Biology. Upper Left LEWIS E. NOWLAN, MSS. Indiana University; Chemistry. JOHN MARK McCEARY, B.S., Elmhurst College; Gen- eral Science, Chemistry. « ROBERT P23) PEASEEE Ao Hanover College; Math, Phys- ics, Physical Science. JOE WALTON, M.S., Indiana State University; Science, Physical Education. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT DELIGHT FREDENBURG, B.S., Western Michigan University; Home Making Department Head (Seated Left). VIRGINIA SIOERY, BS: North Texas State College; Home Economics (Seated Center). JOAN DENNIS, 8B.S., Ohio State University; Home Eco- nomics and Sociology (Seated Right). BOs PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPT. JOHN SWALEC, MSS.,_Illi- nois State Normal University; Physical Education. FRED PARKS, M.S., Bradley University; Physical Education, U.S. History. GEORGE DUNN, B.S., Purdue University; Health. JOHN ABROMOVITCH, B.S., Southern Illinois University; Driver Education. LEONARD SCADUTO, MSS., Northern Illinois University; Driver Training. JOHN LEWIS, M.A., Univer- sity of New Mexico; Dept. Head, Physical Education. COMMERCE DEPARTMENT MARY ELLANSON, MSS. New York University; Typing, Shorthand, Secretarial Prac- { tice, Department Head (Seat- ed Left). JAMES BROWN, M.S. of Edu- | cation, Southern University; H Accounting and Business i Math., Director of Adult Eve- ning School (Standing). ELIZABETH HILLS, B.A., St. I Olaf College; Shorthand and Typing Il (Seated). LEONA LEE, B.S., Eastern Illi- : nois University; English and ff Typing (Standing). PATRICIA MATTERN, B.A., Marycrest College; Typing |, Shorthand and Clerical Prac- tice (Seated). CAROLINE SCALZITTI, B.S.E., De Paul University; Business ! Law, General Business, and Personal Typing (Seated 1.3 Right). ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Lower Left EDWARD B. MARKS, M.A., Columbia University; English IV, Journalism (De- partment Head). CARENCAY HANNEL, A.B., Northwest- ern University; English. PHYLLIS LEWIS, B.S., Southwest Mis- souri State; English. JOAN JOSEPHSON, B.A., Augustana College; English |, Il, IV. SHIRELY FUELLING, B.S., Ball State Teachers College; English. JEROME M. PLACE, B.S., Central State College; English. Upper Left BILL TUCKER, B.S., Eastern Illinois Uni- versity; Speech. MILDRED EGLI, B.A., lowa State Tea- chers College; English, Freshmen Girls Counselor. MARGARET BARCLAY, B.A., Wheaton College; English. JUDITH STAFFORD, B.A., Monmouth College; English. JOHN ECKMAN, M.A., De Paul Wni- versity; English IV, IVC. MAURICE J. BRODERICK, B.S., North- western; English. CAROLYN GREAGOR, B.A., Michigan State University; English I, IIC. GIRL'S PHISIZAL EDUCATION DEPT. LOUISE “VOKESTGREVE.sm University of Illinois; Physical Education. MARLENE NISSEN, Bon, Southwest Missouri State Col- lege; Health and English. VIRGINIA THANASOURAS, B.S.E., Northern Illinois Uni- versity; Physical Education and Health. GERALDINE VAN DE KREKE, B.S., George William College; Physical Education Dept. Head (Not Pictured). INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT WILLIAM WARD, B.S.,_ St. Claud College; Auto | and Il, Woods I. JAMES FANCHER, B.S., In- diana State Teachers College; Graphic Arts and General Science (Standing). FRED SCHMIDT,” 6:SaaUim- versity of Wyoming; Wood Shop Dept. Head. WILLIAM MEREDITH, BS., Northern Illinois University; Gen. Metals (Standing). HERMAN OBERLI, M.A., Michigan State University; In- dustrial Arts and Drafting (Seated Right). SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT JOAN HEITZ, B.A., Mon- mouth College; U.S. History and Government. RICHARD TRAUSCHT, M.A., De Paul University; U.S. His- tory and World Problems, Department Head. SUSAN TOMAN , B.S., North- western University; Geogra- phy and U.S. History. JAMES ADDUCI, B.A.,_ Illi- nois College; Government and U.S. History. EDWARD KOCH, BS., Illinois State Normal University; Gov- ernment and U.S. History. JOSEPH GRAHAM, B.A., De Paul University; U.S. History, Algebra. ROBERT CHEFFER, B.S., East- ern Illinois University; World History and Government. EDWARD HAUREK, BS., Northern Illinois University; World History and Govern- ment. EDWARD RACHFORD, B.A., Beloit College; Geography and Government. BLANCHE STUTZMAN, M.A., University of Illinois, Librar- jan. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT E. RICHARD CESAL, BS., Illi- nois Institute of Technology; Algebra and Practical Math. (Seated Left). RITA KOPP, J.D., De Paul University; Algebra and Ge- ometry. JOSEPH ZAJAC, M.E., De Paul University; Dept. Head, Algebra || (Seated). JOHN HOLMGREN, MS., De Paul University; Solid and Plane’ Geometry, Algebra | (Seated). LORRAINE MUENCH, B5., Illinois State Normal Univer- sity; Algebra IC, IIC, Il. ALBERT: O. BRUNNER, BS., Illinois State Normal Univer- sity; Algebra |, IB and Practi- cal Math. MARIUS STITZER, B.S., .,Pa. State Teachers College; Plane Geometry and Algebra |. PAUL BURGESS, M.A., T.C., Columbia University; Algebra. SCHOOL NURSE JEAN MEGENITY, R.N., Ball Memorial Hospital School of Nursing; School Nurse. MUSIC DEPARTMENT RICHARD PETTIBONE, Mas- ter of Music Ed., Vander Cook College; Instrumental Music, Dept. Head. RALPH ARNOLD, B., Music, St. Olaf College; Choral Music. ART DEPARTMENT BERTA CAUL, B.A.E., School ’ of the Art Institute of Chica- go; Advanced Art and Ap- plied Art Leathercraft, De- partment Head (Seated Left). ARTHUR BOLTON, B.A.E., School of the Art Institute af Chicago; Art and Crafts (Seated Center). JERRY VARGO, B.A.E., School of the Art Institute of Chicago; Art (Seated Right). aera Foe a a Christine McKee, Harriet Land, Rose Bachert. Milton Zimmerman CUSTO DI ANS From left to right: Marjorie Jendro, Evelyn Henninger, Evelyn Valen- ta, Margaret Burke, Veryle Grace, Ann Kroner, Evelyn Scallato, Bernice Hendzel, Antoinette Workman, Doris Sullivan, Rachael Berg, Milton Zimmerman is representative of all the custodians. Their fine and thorough work keeps Oak Lawn in tip-top shape the year round. Neil Lyon is the building superintendent in charge of maintainance. A school the size of ours entails a number ot clerical duties. The office staff has the job of taking care of such matters. Theirs is a large every day task and, as one can easily see, is handled quite efficiently. Appetizing well-planned meals are served every lunch hour as a result of the effort put in by.our cafeteria staff. They begin work early in the morn- ing on one day's menu, and continue after school to work on next day's fare. Mrs. Margaret Burke is the dietician and head of the staff. Margaret Burke OFFICE STAFF Pictured at right is jazz pianist Art Hodes, who lectured on jazz at a student assembly. Mrs. Josephson is in charge of select- ing outside speakers and arranging stu- dent assemblies. Mrs. Dennis and Mr. Broderick assist her. From left to right: Ruth Silber, 1.B.M. Operator; Katherine Cuttill, Matron; Don- na Woolridge, Registrar; Maona Duke, Library Secretary; Harriet Armstrong, Bookkeeper; Fran McGreevy, Receptionist Secretary; Helene Kopp, Guidance Secretary; Lenore Lunden, Attendance Secretary. STUDENTS The following four stars represent the students of O.L.C.H.S. Work and study, fun and good times, friends and activities are common to all of them. Many will meet success, and a few will meet failure. It is up to the individual to determine what advan- tange his school life will be used for, how it will benefit him, how it will affect his personal char- acter, and how it will determine his future. pore SERGIO ABREAU Hall Guard 4; Flecha 2, 3; Stamp and Coin Club 2, 3; Mixed Chorus |, 2, 3; Baseball Laos Basketball. |, 2, 33 Class Treasurer 3. FRANK AIELLO Boy's Bowling 1; Cadet Band |, 2; Spartan Band 3, 4. KENNETH ALBERTINI Hall Guard 3; Football |, 2, 3, 4; Track |, 2, 3, 4; Wrest- ling 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. People, places, and things —three broad nouns that de- termine the lives we will live and what we will be. All thtee have been a: part of every Senior's four years at’ Oak Lawn. In problems Sen- iors will encounter during the coming years, their past school life will play a major part in the decisions made, either because of plans made here, persons met here, or advise gathered here. There are many happy and nostal- gic memories which Seniors will take with them when they graduate —fond re- membrances of dates, games, meets, dances, teachers, and friends. Seniors will also leave’ something of them- selves to linger at Oak Lawn. The Senior star casts an ever widening ray of light leading from knowledge and understanding gained at Oak Lawn to even more of the same and, with it, a respon- sible adult life. JOHN P. ADAMS Hall Guard 3, 4; Student Council Alt. 2; Baseball |; Football |, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. JAMES ALDRIDGE Student Council Rep, 3; Latin Club 1; Baseball 2, 3; Basket- ball |, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. RONALD ANDERSEN DARLA ANDERSON Art Club 4; Dramatics Club 3; FEL Ateor 4 Secretary 4. German Club 2, 3; Wrestling pea hepeciupl is BEVERLY APPA Hall Guard |; Library Aide 3, | 4; Office Aide 4; Art Club 3, | 4; Dramatics Club 4; G.A.A: | |, 2, 3; Latin Club I, 2: Radio } Club; Spear 4. FRANK AQUINO Hall Guard 4: Football 1, 2: Track 3. REGINA BAILEY Office Aide 4; Student Coun- cil Alt. 4; G.A.A. 3; Latin Club |, 2; Cadet Band 3; Spartan Band 4; Pep Club 4. JAMES ARNOLD | IBRUCE BAILLIE Library Aide 3, 4; Film Oper- ator |, 2, 4; Math Club 3, 4, pagetery 4; Science Club 2, 4. JOHN BALCHUMAS RONALD BAMBERGER FRANK BARTASIS Hall Guard 3; Boy's Bowling Boy's Bowling |, 2, 3, 4; Spar- aa tan Band |, 2, 3, 4. S Fug DONNA BASHAM F.H.A. 4, Treasurer 4; G.A.A. 1; Spartanite 4. LONNIE BECK ALLEN BELOW Hall Guard 3, 4; Football |, 2; Wrestling |, 2. DONALD BETHKE Student Council Alt. 1; Boy's Bowling |; Debate Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President; Forensics Club 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; F.T.A. 4; Cadet Band |, 2, 3; Spartan Band 4; Cross Country Manager 3, 4; Track Manager 2, 3, 4; Wrestling Manager 2; Varsity Club 3, 4; Golf 3, 4, DONNA L. BOHNE Library Aide 4; GAA. 4; G.A.A. Bowling 4; Freshmen Girls Chorus 1; Senior Girls Chorus 2, 3; ACapella Choir 4; Pep Club |, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2. 26 DALE BECHTLOFFT Hall Guard 4; Boy's Bowling 2,'3, 4, President and Treas- urer; German Club |, 2; Base- ball 2, 3, 4, KAREN BELL F.H.A. |, 2; Spanish Club 2; Class Treasurer |, 2; Pep Club Mae 2s ALVIN R. BERGREN Hall Guard 3, 4; Student Council Rep. 4; German Club |, 2, President |; Cadet Band |; Spartan Band |, 2, 3, 4; Basketball |, 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4: Track 3. JOSEPH BISHOP Hall Guard 3; Golf 2; Wrest- lingaly 2easieee ALBERT BONNY Hall Guard 4; Spanish Club 2; Sparton Band |, 2, 3, 4. a GARY BOYCE JUNE D. BOUCHER Library Aide 3; Office Aide 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Poster Club 2; Spartanite 4; Cadet Band 1; Pep Club 2. GERALD E. BRAASCH BERNARD J. BRADY Boy's Bowling |, 2, 3, 4; Spar- Hall Guard 3; Cadet Band tan Band |, 2, 3, 4. 2; Spartan Band 3. DARLENE M. BRANDT SHARON J. BRANDT Student Council Rep. 4; Fresh- F.N.A. 1; Senior Girls Chorus man Girls Chorus |. 4; Pep Club |. BONNIE BROECKER Office Aide 3; Spartanite 4. | JUDY BREILING } German Club 3, 4; Freshman | Girls Chorus 1; Senior Girls | Chorus 4. rest WILLIAM G, BROOKS Hall Guard 4; Student Council Alt. 2, 4; Student Council Rep. |, 3; Latin Club Presi- dent |; Baseball |, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Football |, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1; Varsity Club 3,45 Tutora3se |} SUSAN BROOKS | Student Council Rep. 1; F.T.A. Chl} 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. |, 2, 3: Pep- 4 I} pers 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Spear 4. oe JUDITH BROWN rai. 3, 41° O.AA; 3: RAYMOND BRUCK Hall Guard 3, 4; Cross Coun- try 2; Track |, 2, 3, 4; Wrest- ling |, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. TIMOTHY BURKE Hall Guard 3; Student Coun- cil Rep. 2; Boy's Bowling |, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, and President 4; Dramatics Club 3; Poster Club 3; Spanish Club |; Freshman Boys Chorus 1; A Capella Choir 2; Track |; Wrestling 2; Science Club 2. PHILLIP W. BURTON Hall Guard 2, 3, 4; Track |. JERILYN CAMPBELL Library Aide 3, 4; Art Club 2; Dramatics Club 4; Spartan- ite .4, Feature Editor 4; Ger- man Club |; Freshman Girls Chorus 1; Pep Club |, 2. 28 ROBERT BRUCKER Boy's Bowling |, 2, 4. RICHARD BRYLES Hall Guard 2, 3, 4; Boy's Bowl- ing |, 3, 4; Baseball |, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS F. BYRNE Hall Guard 3, 4; Spartanite 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football [e83), 6429 Wrestling? = 2; edn a Class President 1; Varsity Club 2 Bet He PATRICIA CANTRELL Office Aide 4; Dramatics Club |; Spartanite 3; Latin Club I. CAROL CAPEK Library Aide 2; Dramatics Club 2; G.A.A. |, 2, 4; G.A,A. Bowling |, 2, 4; Pep Club 1; Commerce Aide 4. EOL RAE BARBARA CARPENTER Student Council Alt. 3; Stu- dent Council Rep. |, 2; Dra- matics Club 3; Forensics Club 2: GAA. |; Latin Club 1, 2. Spartan Band Twirler |, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club |, 2, 3, 4; Spear 4; Homecoming Court 4. DONALD CIRAR MARY ANN CIRILLA Hall ‘Guard 3. Spartanite 4; Spanish Club 2; 3; Freshman Girls Chorus |; Mixed Chorus 2. JUDITH A. CLAPPER F.H.A. 4; Pep Club 3. ETHEL COLEY Spartanite 4; Spanish Club 2; Science Club 2. KATHLEEN COLATRIANO Office Aide 4; Forensics Club 4: F.N.A. |, 2, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; French Club 4; Freshman Girls Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Pep Club 1; Science Club 2; Spear 4; Nurses Aide !, 2, 4; Operetta Chorus 4. LARRY COLLINGS Hall Guard 2, 3, 4; Pep Club Lio LINDA CONNERS Library Aide 3; F.H.A. 2, 3; Secretary 3; G.A.A. 1; Public Vi} Address Operator 2, 3; Ger- 1 man Club |; Cadet Band 2; | JOYCE CONDON Spartan Band 3, 4; Science G.A.A. 4; G.A.A. Bowling 4. Clubatt2: RICHARD COVAS Student Council Rep. |, 2, 4; National Honor Society 2, 3; Spanish Club 1; Football 1; Class Secretary |, Treasurer 4. 29 MARIE CREBS ENA: 1,2, 3247 CAA IZ 3, 4; G.A.A. Bowling I, 2, 3, 4: Poster Club 3; Latin Club 2, 3; Cadet Band |; Spartan Band 2, 3, 4. JON CUMP Hall Guard 3; Student Coun- cil Alt. 4; Spanish Club |, 2; Football 3, 4; Wrestling |, 2, 3, 4: Class Vice-President 4; Varsity Club 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4. THOMAS DANIELS Hall Guard 2, 4. JOAN A. DECLUE Library Aide 3; Student Coun cil. Alt. 2; Dramatics Club 2, Pees EAL a Su ALAL li, 2, 3; G.A.A, Bowling |, 3; Fresh- man Girls Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Senior Girls Chorus 3; A Capella Choir 4; Pep Club t,2, '3. har, eee mie Pore 7 DAVID DE SALVO Hall, Guard 3, 4; Boy's Bowl- ing 3, 4; Key Club 4; Fresh- man Boys Chorus |; Mixed Chorus 2. ROY CRISPE Hall Guard 3; Student Council Alt. .3; Spartanite 4, Sports .Editor 4; Football 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3; Varsity Club 3, 4. JOHN DE VRIES Boy's Bowling 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3; Wrestling 3. PATRICIA DALEY Spartanite 3; Freshman Girls Chorus |; A Capella Choir 2, 3, 4; Pep Club |, JAMES DAVIDSON Hall Guard 4; Track 2. PATRICK DERRO Hall Guard 2, 3, 4; Spartanite |} 3; Baseball I; Football 1, 2; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. DAVID DIBBLE ANTHONY J. DI COLA Boy's Bowling 3, 4. ; BE = . RS. SAN TR DAVID DILL Hall Guard 4; Student Coun- cil Alt. 2; Student Council Rep. 3, 4, Secretary 4; Basket- ball 2, 3; Spear 3. ROY DIEHL Math Club 2, 4, Vice Presiden: 4: Cadet Band |; Spartan Band 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2, 4. DONNA DORNEY en ; CHARLES DOZIER Boy's Bowling |, 2, 3. PATRICIA DULIS Library Aide 3; Office Aide 4; Student Council Alt. 1; Stu- dent Council Rep. 2, Vice DARLENE DRABANDT President 3, President 4; Sec. S.W. Suburban Student Coun- Library Aide 2; Spartanite 4. faa | q |e : =e. : j a cil 4; GAA 92, 4 omens SS Bowling 4; Film Operator 2; Spartanite 3, Editor 3; Latin Club |; Spanish Club 2; Fresh- man Girls Chorus 1; Senior Girls Chorus 2; A Capella Choir 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Class President 3. TERRY DUNN KATHY DYER Art Club 3, 4; Dramatics Club Zit Ae seman NN Aaa dese Pep Club 2. DOUGLAS EHRENHAFT Hall Guard |, 2, 3, 4; Spar- tanite 4. CHRISTINE £¥ANS Guidance Aide 4; Library Aide 3, 4; Office Aide 4; Dramatics Club 2; F.H.A. I; F.N.A. 1; GAA. 2a ee - At Bowling |, 2, 3, 4; Peppers, Treasurer, 4; Math Club 2; Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 3, 4: Freshman Girls Chorus 1; Pep Club |, 2, 3; Shield Staff 4; Spear Staff 4. DONALD EVANS TERRENCE FEENY Baseball |, 2, 3, 4; Football Spartanite 3; Spanish Club 2, 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. WAYNE FIDLER DIANNE FITZGERALD Hall Guard 3, 4; Boy's Bowl- Office Aide 4; G.A.A. |, 2, 3, ing 4; Cross Country 3, 4; 4, Secretary 4; G.A.A. Bowl- Football 1, 2; Track |, 2, 4; ing |, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Varsity Club 4. Peppers 4, President; Latin Club 2, 3; Freshman Girls Chorus |; Pep Club |, 2. ™ a JAMES FORBES Hall Guard 3; Film Operator 2; Beginning Band |. SHARON FORSBERG Student Council Alt. 3; Ger- FRED FRANCE man Club |, 2, Treasurer 2; Boy's Bowling 4; Spanish Club — Cadet Band |, 2; Spartan Band 2: Football 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Pep Club |; Shield Staff 3; Beginning Band |. Editor 4. SHARON FORKASH Guidance Aide 4; Office Aide a et 4: Student Council Alt. 4; Cai Student Council Rep. 3; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4: “etl F.T.A. 2; G.A.A. 1, 2; Latin Per 2 ’ Club |, 2; Pep Club |, 2, 3; Spear 4; Spartan Band Twirler Zanes pets 32 i ANTHONY J. GHELFI “Hall Guard 4; Cadet Band |, 2; Spartan Band 3, 4; Football I. JOHN GASKILL Hall Guard 3, 4; Boy's Bowl- ing |, 2; Freshman Band |; Spartan Band 2, 3, 4. JEFFERY GEDONIUS SHARON GIERACH National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4; German Club |, 2; Freshman Girls Chorus |; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4; Pep Club 3. FRED FRANKLIN Hall Guard 4; Student Coun- cil Alt. 2; Film Operator 2, 3, President 3; Math Club 2, 3, 4; Public Address Operator 3, 4; Latin Club |, 2; Science Cloube2wa a4. DOROTHY FUDACZ Spartanite 3. THOMAS FUESSEL Football |, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4; Varsity Club 4. JERALD GERICKE Student Council Rep, 4; Foot- ball 1; Track 2. MARILYN GESIORSKI iNav KCiwley lh, 72 (eyavlats, WY 225 Newspaper Reporter |, 2. CAROL GLAVOR Hall Guard 2; Office Aide |, 2, 3; GAA. |, 2, 3: Spanish Club 1, 2; Student Service League. DOUGLASS GLENDENNING. Hall Guard 2, 3, 4; Baseball 4: Football |, 2, 3, 4; Wrest- ling 2, 3; Varsity Club 3, 4, KAREN GRADY “ CmficasAnia 4. CAA Ieoee Lig Aa aX: Aen Bevelinc glands See ROBERT GNASS Hall Guard 4; Student Coun- cil Rep. |, 3; National Honor Society 4; Debate Club I, President. |; Dramatics Club 2,3, 4, Secretary 2, President 3, 4: Forensics Club 2; Latin Club |; German Club 2, 4; Freshman Boys Chorus |; JOHN GUIDE : A Capella Choir 2, 3, 4, Presi- Hall Guard 2, 3; Industrial dent 4; Science Club 2; Thes- Arts Club 2, 3, President 3; pians 3, 4, Vice President 3: Spanish Club 2, 3; Cadet Band Madrigal 2, 3, 4; Spartanaires |, 2; Spartan Band 3, 4. 4: Operetta 2, 3, 4; Tutor 3, 4; Honor Study Hall Monitor 4 JANICE GRANT Student Council Alt. 2; Public Address Operator 4. RUDOLPH GUSTAFSON SHARON GROLL Art Club 4; Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4; Spartanite 4, gem rch ep see na a 4 ri res ar epee Pe aes JOHN HALL RENEE HAERR Office Aide 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Art Club 3, 4: F.NLA. i. 2, 3) 4, Treds- urer 2, 3, President 4; Poster Club 2, 3, President 3; Ger- - man Club 3; Pep Club |, 2; Shield Staff 4; Tutor 4. JON N. HALL Hall Guard 4. HARMONY. L. HAMMOND Office Aide 3, 4; Student Council Alt, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Art Club |, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4; Dramatics Club 3, 4, Cos- tume Manager 4; Forensics Club 3, 4, President 4; G.A.A. |, 2; Poster Club 2; Spartanite 4; Modern Dance 4, Secretary 4; Latin Club 1; Spanish Club 2, 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Spear 4; Thespians 4, Vice President 4; Contest Play 4; Tutor 4. SHIRLEY HARMON G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. Bowl- ing 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3. 4; Pep Club |, 2. JOYCE HARRIS Dramatics Club 2; Freshman Girls Chorus |; Senior Girls Chorus 2; A Capella Choir 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Pep Club |, 2; Madrigal 2, 3, 4, President 3; Girls Trio 3, 4; Spartanaires 4; Operetta 2, 3, 4. KATHY HART Library Aide 3; Office Aide 3, 4; Student Council Alt. 4; National Honor Society 3, 4: Dramatics Club 2, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Girls Chorus |; Senior Girls Chorus 2; A Capella Choir 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Madrigal 4; Tutor 4; Honor Study Hall Monitor 35 SANDRA HASSFIELD Art Club 4; Dramatics Club |, 2 RAS Ziad: CHARLES HAYES Hall Guard 3, 4; Spanish Club te Sh oa GRANT HANNAPEL Hall Guard 3, 4; Boy's Bowl- ing 4; Cadet Band 2; Spartan Band 3, 4; Wrestling 3. ROBERT HANSEN ‘Hall Guard 3; Boy's Bowling 2; Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4; German Club 2, 3, Secretary 3. KAREN HARPER Office Aide 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; F.T.A. 2: Spanish Club 2, 3; Spartan Band |, 2,.3).4 Pep Clupmie Science Club 2; Tutoring. JEAN HARTMAN Office Aide 3,.4; Debate Club 2: Forensics Club 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3; Spear 3, 4, Produc- tion Manager 4. MARSHA HENLEY Office Aide 3, 4; Student Council Rep. 2; Dramatics Club 2; Freshman Girls Chorus |; Senior Girls Chorus 2, 3, 4; A Capella Choir 4; Class Sec- retary 3; Spartanaires 4. JOYCE M. HERMAN Office Aide 3, 4; F.N.A. 4; G.A.A. Bowling 4; Shield Staff 4; Chemistry Lab Assistant 4. SUSAN HESS Library Aide 3; Debate Club Zt (RN AR TE Ages Spare tahite 37 Pep Club |. KARLEEN HESTING FRED HAZARD Hall Guard 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3. CAROLE HEAGBERG Guidance Aide 4; Library Aide 4: Student Council Alt. 2, 37 G.A.A. 3, 4; G.A.A. Bowling 3, 4; Peppers 4; Spanish Club |, 2, 3, Treasurer 2; Pep Club |, 3; Shield Staff 4. JOHN HEBEISEN Hall Guard 4; Student Coun- cil Rep. 4; Key Club 4; Base- ball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Football 2; Varsity Club 4. JANE HEINEN Hall Guard 2; Student Coun- cil Rep. 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; Cheerleader |, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 2; 3, 4, Publicity Chairman 3, 4; CLACAL cus eee OAS Bowling |, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Freshman Girls Chorus |; Senior’ Girls Chorus 2, 4; A Capella Choir 3, 4; Class Treasurer 3; Pep Club |, 2, 3, 4; Girls Trio 3, 4; Senior Girls Octet 2; Spartanaires 4; Mad- rigal 4. STEPHEN HEINKING Hall Guard 4; Science Club 2. JAMES HEINTZ Hall Guard 4; German Club |, 2; Track 3, 4; Wrestling |, 2; Science Club 2. JAMES HICKS GUY HICKLIN i Hall Guard 4; Student Coun- cil Alt. 2; Student Council Rep. |, 3; Spanish Club |, 2; ue A Capella Choir |, 2, 3, 4; Basketball |, 2, 3; Track |, 2, 4; Varsity Club |, 2, 4; Sci- ence Club |; Madrigal 3, 4; Boys Octet; Boys Quartet. BARBARA HILGER Hall Guard 2; G.A.A. 1; Pep Club |. VIRGINIA HILGER Office Aide 3, 4; Student Council Alt. 4; F.T.A. 2, 4: GC AcAoe 2c eating club melne 2: Cadet Band |; Spartan Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2. DIANA HIRSCH G.A.A. 3; Spartanite 3. DIANE HJALTELIN Office Aide 3, 4, PHYLLIS HOLMSTROM Library Aide 4; Debate Club 2; Forensics Club 3, 4; Mod- ern Dance 4; Latin Club |, 2; German Club 3, 4; Freshman Girls Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Senior Girls Chorus 4; Spear 3, 4. JANET HOME Freshman Girls Chorus |; Sen- ior Girls Chorus 2, 4; A Ca- f pella Choir 3, 4; Spartanaires 4; Madrigal 3. MARIBETH HOOKSTADT Office Aide 3, 4; Student | Council Alt. 2; Forensics Club . 2; G.A.A. Bowling |; Spanish Club 1, 2; Freshman Girls Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 4: Senior Girls Chorus 2; Pep 5 (Blulen |. 4 ee JOSEPH HORNAT Hall Guard 3; Student Coun- 37 cil Rep. 4; Wrestling 2; Spear 4; Latin Glub |. LARRY HUGHBANKS Hall Guard 3; Boy's Bowling 3: Cadet Band |, 2; Spartan Band 3, 4. JEFFREY HULL Boy's’ Bowling 2, 3, 4; Dra- matics Club 2; German Club 1,°2; Cadet Band |, 2; Spar- tan Band 3, 4; Dance Band 4. MARY E. HUSKEY Library Aide 3, 4; Debate Club ja 2 Pe Aae ae esecretary es) GAATHe. 30 4e GAM Bowling 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Freshman Girls Chorus |; Spar- tan Band Majorette 2, 3, 4; Pep Club |, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT HUTTON Dramatics Club 4; Film Oper- ator 2,'3, 4; Cadet Band 2; Spartan Band 3, 4. ROBERTA IVERS Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Pep Glup Slye2: PATRICIA JACKSON F.H.A. 4; Spartanite 4; Span- ish Club 2; Freshman Girls Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Senior Girls Chorus 3. ALAN JANIS Hall Guard 3, 4; Boy's Bowl- ing 2; Spartanite 4; Wrestling Wied 2 JAMES JANOWIAK Hall Guard 4. THOMAS JENDRZYAK RUSSELL JENNINGS Hall Guard 4; Industrial Arts Club |, 2; Track 3, 4. 38 CHRIS JENSEN Student Council Rep. 3, 4; Key Club 4, Treasurer 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Spartan Band }, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Science Club Ae GEORGE JOHNSON VERNA JOHNSON G.A-A. 1, 2, 3; Latin Club 2, 3; Freshman Girls Chorus 1; .Mixed Chorus 2, 4; Senior Girls Chorus 3; Pep Club |, 2, 4. KAREN JOHNSTON Library Aide 3; Student Coun- cil Rep. 1; F.N.A. 2; G.A.A. 1; G.A.A. Bowling |; Poster Club |; Pep Club |. ELLIS JULIEN Student Council Alt. 2, 3; Stu- dent Council Rep. |; National Honor Society 3, 4; Latin Club }, 2; Freshman Boys Chorus 1; A Capella Choir |, 2, 3, 4; Class President 2; German Glibee: ANDREW JURASZEK Key Club 4, President 4; Base- ball |, 2, 3, 4; Football |, 2. BRUCE KAMMERER Hall Guard 3; German Club 1, 2; Football 1; Track 1; Wrestling |, 2, 3. RONALD KANDIAN Hall Guard 3, 4; Spartanite 4. KAREN KARNIK Latin Club |, 2; Pep Club |, 2, ARTHUR KATZMANN Hall Guard 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 4; Spanish Club |, 2; Basketball |, 2, 3, 4; Football ee oe relinacks Ieee shea. Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4. RICHARD KELLEY Boy's Bowling 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Cross Country 2; Wrest- ling |, 2. PATRICIA KELLY Student Council Alt. 3; G.A.A. 1; G.A.A. Bowling 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Freshman Girls Chorus |; Senior Girls Chorus 2; A Capella Choir 3, 4. KATHERINE KINDERWATER abt Office Aide 4; Debate Club +i. 4 | |; F.N.A. 1, 4; Spartanite 3; Wisgeae Yt Latin Club |, 2; Freshman Girls Chorus |; Mixed Chorus 2; Senior Girls Chorus 3; A Ca- pella Choir 4. ANTHONY KNABLE Hall Guard 3, 4; Student Council Alt. 4; Football 4; Wrestling |; Varsity Club 4; CAROL KIRK Science Club |. Library Aide 2, 3; Debate Club 2. DOROTHY KOLAR Spanish Club |; Freshman Girls Chorus |. GEORGE KNEZOVICH Baseball |, 2, 3, 4; Football ]; Varsity Clube2; 37 4: HARRY KOLLPAINTER Hall Guard |, 2, 4; Student Council Alt. |; Student Coun- cil Rep. 2; Freshman Boys Chorus 1; A Capella Choir 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Football |, 2, 3; Wrestling 2. WILLIAM KOMORN Film Operator 2, 3, 4; Fresh- man Boys Chorus |; A Capella Choir 2, 3, 4; Spartanaires 4; Madrigal 4. CARLA KOPE F.H.A. 4; German Club I, 2; Freshman Girls Chorus 1; 40 A Capella Choir 2, 3, 4; Mad- rigal 4; Spartanaires .4. KAREN KORTHASE Cres ed LAG. Bowling 2, 3, 4; Pep Club |. SUSAN KOSKE Hall Guard 2; Art Club 3, 4; Dramatics Club.2, 3, 4; Foren- sics Club 3, 4; F.H.A. 1; F.T.A. 2, 4; Modern Dance 4: Fresh- man Girls Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 3; A Capella Choir 4; Thespians 3, 4; Spear 4. DAVID KOZIEL Hall Guard 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football Manager 2, 3,, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. MARGARET KRAUSS Office Aide 4; Student Coun- cil Alt. 4; Dramatics Club 2; Freshman Girls Chorus I; Sen- ior Girls Chorus 2, 3; A Ca- pella Choir 4; Pep Club |, 2, 3;-Spartanaires 4. CAROL KRAUSE ANN KRONER Office Aide 3, 4; Debate Club 23- Dramaticsa club wk) 2.03% 4: Forensics Club 3; F.H.A. |; 2, 3: German Club 4, Secre- CHARLENE KRONE fan; Freshman Girls Chon Student Council Alt. i Stu- a Ga ella Choir 4: Pe Club dent Council Rep. 2, 3; Cheer- 1 2 3 ae leader 2, 3; Peppers 3; Span- ee -ish Club 2; Pep Club 2. KENNETH KROUT Hall Guard 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 2; A Ca- pella Choir 3, 4; Cadet Band |; Track 2; Madrigal 3; Boys Quartett |. RONALD KUMZI Hall Guard 3, 4; Key Club 4; German Club |, 2; Cadet Band |; Spartan Band 2, 3; Basket- ball 1, 2: Track 1, 2. KARL KUSZYNSKI at ‘Hall Guard 2, 3; Freshman ; Bdys Chorus |, 2. PR SVR! ee a ual GILBERT LESKA Hall Guard 2, 4; A Capella Choir |, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3; Varsity Club 4. GERALD LEWIS Hall Guard 3, 4; German Club |, 2; Freshman Boys Chorus |; A Capella Choir 2, 3, 4; Foot- ball |. .2,°3, 4: Track 1° 2, 3; 4; Varsity Club 4; Madrigal 4. WILLIAM LARSEN Art Club 4; Dramatics Club 4; Poster Club 2, 3; Spartan Band Diss - JEAN LARSON Office Aide 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Freshman Girls Chorus 1; Senior Girls Chorus 2; A Capella Choir 3, 4, Secre- tary 4; Pep Club |, 2, 3, 4; Madrigal 4; Spartanaires 4; Mixed Octet 3. ROBERT LEE Spartanite 3; Latin Club |, Football |, 2. MICHAEL LESTER Spanish Club 4; Cadet Band |, Spartan Band 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 3, 4. MARY JANE LEWIS Student Council Alt. 2, 3: Stu- dent Council Rep. |, 4; Latin Club |, 2, Secretary |; Chem- istry Lab Assistant 4. HELEN J. LISAK BNA. tC Ares 2s Publicity Chairman 3, Presi- dent 4; G.A.A. Bowling |, 2, 3, 4; Spartanite 4; Pep Club Ere WILLIAM R. LEWIS Film Operator 2, 3, Vice Presi- dent 3; Cadet Band 2; Spar- tan Band 3, 4; Track Manager we RONALD LINDGREN Film Operator 3, 4; Math Club 2; German Club |, 2; Track 3; Science Club |, 2, 3, 4; Chess Club. MYRLINE LOCKWOOD Office Aide 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Freshman Girls Chorus |; Mixed Chorus 2; Senior Girls Chorus 3; A Capella Choir 4; Pep Club |, 2. JUDITH K. LONG Dramatics Club 3; Latin Club 243), PATRICIA A. LUBY Art Club 1; Debate Club |; Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4; For- ensics Club 2:°F.N.A. I, 2, 3; 4 GAA. , 2; Spartanita: 3: Latin Club |, 2; Freshman Girls Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Pep Club |, 2; Spear 4; Nurse's Aide |, 2, 3, 4, KEITH LYNCH Hall Guard 3; Dramatics Club 2; Latin Club 2; Football 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 2, 3; Track I. MICHAEL MAJERCAK Hall Guard 2, 4; Baseball |, 2, -3; 4; Football 2, 3, 4: Var- sity Club 3, 4. DIANA MAULUS Debate Club 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Secretary and Treasurer 3; Dramatics Club 2; F.T.A. 3, 4; Spartanite 3; Latin Club 2; Mixed Chorus 3; Senior Girls Chorus 4; Spear 4, JAMES MARSHALL Hall Guard 3, 4; Dramatics Club |, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club |, 2; Wrestling 3. JO ANNE MARTINEK G.A.A. 1,2; Poster Club 2: Latin Club |; Freshman Girls Chorus |. ROBERT MADDOCK Hall Guard 4; Boy's Bowling 2; Dramatics Club 1; Film Operator |, 2; Spanish Club 3; Cadet Band 2; Spartan Band 3, 4; Track 2. RONALD MARSHALL Hall Guard 4; Latin Club |; Science Club 2; Spear 4; Tutor 3; Chemistry Lab Assis- tant 4. ROBERT MAY Student Council Rep. 4; Boy's Bowling 3; Debate Club |; Film Operator |, 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary 2; Math Club 2, 3, 4;. ’ math ie German Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish WILLIAM MAXWELL : s oe ee en Boys ae : ' : . pella oir 2, 3y0a Spanish Club 2, 3. Science Club 2, 4; Sparta- naires 4; Madrigal 4; Chess Club 3, 4, President 3. KENNETH MCGUIRE Hall Guard 4; Spanish Club |, 2; Freshman Boys Chorus ‘JOAN MCHENRY Student Council Alt. |, Stu- on a | hd (, dent Council Rep. 2,3; G.A.A, 1; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Cross : - . Spirlenito A Pee CREU aaa Spartanite 4; Pep Club |, ye Country 2; Track 2. JOHN W. MCINERNEY A iii . PENNY MCKINNEY Hall Guard 2, 3, 4; Film On- an . he erator |; German Club 2, 3, 4: Freshman Boys Chorus |; Mixed Chorus 2. THOMAS MCREYNOLDS Hall Guard 3; Boy's Bowling |; Industrial Arts Club |, 2. JO-ANN MEYER Student Council Alt. 4; F.N.A. leo FHA 23:1 Aer Ags ul: Freshman Girls Chorus |; Mixed Chorus 2; Pep Club 2s NANCY MIKOS Office Aide 4. BERNADINE MOLDE Freshman Girls Chorus Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. JAMES MURPHY Art Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Film Oper- ator |; 2.) Posten Club) iaez: President 2; Freshman Boys Chorus |; Mixed Chorus 2; Shield Staff 4, Business Mana- ger 4; Thespians 3, 4; Com- merce Aide 3; Tutor 3; Con- test Play 3, 4. LILLIAN MURDOCK SUE NADEN Freshman Girls Chorus AELENE MURRAY Dice Aide 3; Spanish Club ; Science Club |. ROBERT NEERMANN Hall Guard 1; Art Club 1; Dramatics Club 4; Spartanite 3; Latin Club 1, 2; Contest Play 3. ETTY NEAVES mae i, 2,3, 4: GAA. Bowling |, 2, 3, 4; Peppers 3. THOMAS NELSON Hall Guard 4; Film Operator 2, 3; Industrial Arts Club 3; LORAINE NEMCHER Track 2. NEVILLS PHIL CHARLES NEWMAN Art Club: 3; Math Club 3; £ Poster Club 3; German Club F 4; Spanish Club 2, 3,4; French Club 4; Science Club 4; Spear 3, 4; Language Lab Technician 4. SHARON NOTEBOOM Student Council Rep. |, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 2; Foren- sics Club 2; F.N.A. 2; G.A.A, 1; Spartanite 4; Latin Club |, 2, President 2; Spartan Band Twirler 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club. 1, 2,.3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice President 4; Spear 4. MELVIN OFTEDAHL Boy's Bowling 3; Latin Club |, 2; Spartan Band |, 2, 3, 4. RAYMOND O'LEARY Hall Guard 4. RAYLENE OLSEN Office Aide 4; Student Coun- cil Alt. |, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Girls Chorus |; Senior Girls Chorus 2, 3; A Capella ree : ry 2; Shiel eee suse OWUND ; National Honor Society 3, 4; Math Club 3; Latin Club 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Coun- try 2, 3, 4; Spear 3. PAUL OPPENHEIM Film Operator |, 2; German Club 2, 3; Cadet Band |; Spartan Band 2, 3, 4; Wrest- ling |, 2, 3, Manager 4; Var- sity Club 4. EDWARD O'MALLEY Hall Guard 2, 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Basketball |. DONNA OWENS Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. |, 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 4; G.A.A. Bowling 3; Spartanite 4; Latin Club |, 2; Mixed Chorus 3; A Capella Choir 4; Pep Club |, 2; Thes- pians 3, 4. BARBARA OVERBEEK Girls Baseball Captain |; Girls Basketball Captain |; Band |; 2; Choir 1, 2; Bowling Club 2. GARY OVERHOLSER Hall Guard 3, 4. 46 THOMAS PADULA Hall Guard 3, 4. LILLIAN PANFIL Student Council Rep. 1; Na- tional Honor Society 2; G.A.A. 2; Modern Dance 4; German Club 4; Class Vice President |, Class Treasurer 2; Lab Serv- ice Operator. RAYMOND PARKE Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4; Thes- pians 3, 4; Spanish Club 1|,-2; Wrestling 2; Contest Play 3, 4. 47 DOROTHY PATTERSON Library Aide 2, 4; Art Club 4; Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Forensics Club 3, 4, Vice President 4; Thespians 3, 4. Treasurer 3, Secretary 4; Spartanite 3; Latin Club |, 2; Pep Club 1; Spear 4; Modern Dance 4; Tutor 4; Student Teaching 4; F.T.A. 4. GABRIELLE PERRI Library Aide |, 2; Dramatics Club |; Cadet Band |. CHARLES PHIPPS Cadet Band 2; Spartan Band Sas MARILYNN PHILLIPS National Honor ALVIN PASCHAL Hall Guard 4; Dramatics Club Society 4, Secretary 4; Art Club 4; Dra- matics Club 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Class Secretary |, 4; Pep Club 4; Spear 4, Editor 4; Girls Chorus 4; Mixed Chorus 2; Student Council Alt. 2: Seas de DONALD PETERSON Hall Guard 3, 4; Student Council Alt. |, 3; Spartanite 4; Spanish: Club |, 2, Secre- tary 2; Cadet Band 1; Spar- tan Band 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4: Track 1; Dance Band 4; Spear 4. 3; Spartanite 4; German Club |, 2; Cadet Band |, 2: Spartan Band 3, 4; Dance Band 4. DONNA PERILLO Office Aide 3; F.H.A. 3; SANE le ROBERT POHLMAN r DIANE POGGENSEE i Debate, Clube 2 Fic As Spanish Club |, 2, 3, President 2: Cadet Band |, 2; Spartan Band 3, 4. nM a vo] O YZ POSCH sH.A. 2° F.N.A. 1; G.AA. |, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. Bowling I, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Girls Chorus ALICE POTTS |; Mixed Chorus 2, 4; Senior Girls Chorus 3. PAUL QUANDEE Hall Guard 4; Boy's Bowling 3, 4: Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4; Poster Club 3; Football |, 2; Track |; Wrestling 1; Science Club 2. CHARLES RAMBO JOHN RACHFORD Dramatics Club 4; Thespians Hall Guard 3; Student Coun- lr 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Latin Club cil Rep. 3, 4, Treasurer 4; s | |, 2; Contest Play 3, 4; Hall Track 3, 4; Pep Club |, 2, Ll j Guard 4. 3, 4. 2 RONALD RAZNIEWSKI Track 2; Wrestling |, 2. MICHAEL RAMBO Hall Guard 3; Key Club 4; Latin Club |, 2; Science Club 2; Shield Staff 4. GARRY RAYMOND Hall Guard 2, 3, 4; Boy's Bowling 4; Spanish Club 2; . Freshman Boys Chorus |; A Capella Choir 2, 3, 4, 48 ‘GERALDINE RECLA CUA Aad ec Se GALA. Bowling |; 2, 3, 4. GARY REED Hall Guard 4; Student Coun- cil Alt. 4; Industrial Arts Club 3; Basketball |, 2; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Glubmsne4: CARL REGNERUS Hall Guard 4; Boy's Bowling MICHAEL REITHOFER 3, 4; Spartanite 3; German Student Council Rep. |; Foot- Clubwilivezs ballin 2pesauttmirack: Ie 2; Wrestling |; Varsity Club 3,4. BARBARO RENO DAVID J. RIHEL LINDA RINKUS Hall Guard 3; Art Club 4: Student Council Rep. |, 2, 3, Spartanite 4; Spartan Band |, 4; German Club |, 2; Fresh- 2, 3, 4; Wrestling |. man Girls Chorus |; Senior Girls Chorus 2, 3; A Capella Choir 4; Class Secretary 2. KARYL RONBERG Office Aide 3; GAA. |, 4; Freshman Girls Chorus | RICHARD ROSS Hall Guard 2, 3, 4; Boy's Bowling 4; Key Club 4; Span- ish Club 2; Freshman: Boys Chorus |; Football 2; Wrest- ling 1, 2; Science Club 2. CHARLENE ROBERTS BALA. dee. AA. 2: seasums Bowling 2; Pep Club 2. 49 RUTH SANOW Latin Club |, 2; Freshman Girls Chorus |; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2. ; NANCY RUNGE MW Po ge Office Aide 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 4; sl a eae G.A.A. |, 2, 4; Spanish Club oo Se P2-+Pepeciubalee 2s PATRICIA RYAN Library Aide 3, 4; Debate Club ‘1; G.A.A. 3, 4; G.A.A. Bowling 3, 4; Spartanite 3; Latin Club 1, 2; Pep Club |, 23 MARGARET SANSONE Library Aide 3; Office Aide 3; Student Council Alt. 2, 4; Student Council Rep. |; Spar- tanite 4; Spanish Club |, 2. PAUL SARPALIUS Hall Guard 3, 4; Baseball 2, 4: Basketball 3, 4; Football 3. JOHN SCELLATO Hall Guard 2, 3; Spanish Club 2. NICK SAVAIANO Hall Guard 4; Boy's Bowling 3; Industrial Arts Club 3; Spartanite 3, 4; Football |, 2s et BARBARA SCHANDER Dramatics Club 4; G.A.A. |; Cadet Band |, 2; Spartan Band 3, 4; Pep Club |. MARIANNE SCHILLER German Club 2, 3. LEE SCHMIDT Latin Club |, 2; Baseball |. DANIEL SCHRAM Key Club 4; German Club Wea2e ALICE SCHULTZ CHARLES SCHULTZ Hall Guard 2; Boy's Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 4; Spartanite 4; German Club 2, 3; Football 2; Track |. SANDRA SCHUMM G.A.A. Bowling |, 2; Spartan- ite 4; German Club 1, 2; Freshman Girls Chorus |; A Capella Choir 2, 3, 4; Pep Club |. MARVIN L. SCHURKE National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Debate Club |, 2, 3, 4; Forensics Club 2, 3, 4; Film . Operator 2, 3; Public Address Operator 3, 4; German Club |, 2; Science Club 2; Thespi- Anse 2 as ean llukonsshee EDWARD G. SCHUSSLER Student Council Alt. 3; Na- tional Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Debate Club 4, President 4; Public Address Operator 2, 3, LEROY SEA Latin Club I: Spank Gleb 2 ee sche AMR Cd GORA a 3; Football 1; Track 3; Wrest- ing 4; German Club |. ling 2; Pep Club 3; Science Club 2, 4, President 4; Cross Country 3. ROBERT SHEEHAN Dramatics Club 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Wrestling |, 2. ( DECEASED) RICHARD SELL Hall Guard 3; Student Coun- cil Alt. 3; Dramatics Club 3, 4; Forensics Club 2, 3, 4; Spartanite 3; Freshman Boys Chorus 1; A Capella Choir 3, 4; Spartanaires 4; Thespi- anS eee ts LINDA SEESE Office Aide 3, 4; Art Club 3, Dramatics Club 4; G.A.A. |, 2; Poster Club 2; Spartanite 4; Pep Club 2; Shield Staff 4; 51 Contest Play 4. ROBERT SHUTAY Hall Guard 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Football |, 2, 3, 4; Track |, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. 4 er . Bey et, y DARLENE SIEBERT STEVE SKORA Hall Guard 3, 4; Student Council Alt. 1; Student Coun- cil Rep. 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3; Spartanite 3; Baseball 2; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track |; Varsity DIANE Club 4. RONALD SMEATHAM Art Club 4; Poster Club |, 2. CAROL SMITH Peppers 4; Latin Club |, 2; Pep Club 2, 3; Tutor 3. JAMES E. SMITH Hall Guard 3. GENE SOICE JOYCE SNAVELY Boy's Bowling 2, 3; Freshman Library Aide 3, 4; Debate Boys Chorus I; A Capella Club 2; Dramatics Club 4. Chai ocx JOYCE A. SORENSEN Freshman Girls Chorus CAROLE STEELE FNS AG nS eA ANG 4 IreD Club 4. THOMAS E. SPARKS JOHN SPELLMAN National Honor Society 2, 3, Hall Guard 4. 4- Dramatics Club 3, 4; Film Operator |, 2, 3; Math Club 2, 3, President 2, 3; Public Address Operator |, 2, 3, 4: RONALD STUBE German Club |, 2; Spartan ; : ; Begs Senco “Club 2, 3. Hall Guard 4; Boy's Bowling ; Ae ; ae DS 4, Secretary 4; Shield Staff 3; saa las ; Track |, 2 :} Language Lab Aide 4; Stage 2% k . Manager 2, 3, 4; Tutor 4. i ed SUSAN STRELOW Art Club 3; Cadet Band |, 2: Spartan Band 3, 4. LOUISE M. SUVADA Library Aide 2; Student Coun- lleyallic Zip tap Yate (Sle: Pek F.H.A. 1; Spartanite 4, Busi- ness Manager 4; Pep Club |, 2 LOIS SULLIVAN Art Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Cr Awl Gee BOWlincun ls ALBERT TALLARICO NANCY TALSMA Baseball |, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Cadet Band |; Spartan Band aaeee SUSAN TALCOTT Library Aide 4. SUSAN L. TEMPLE Office Aide 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4; Forensics Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3; Thespians 2, 3, 4, President 4; G.A.A. |; Latin Club 1, 2; Freshman Girls Chorus 1; Shield Staff 2; Tutor 3, 4. SUE E. TERNAND Dramatics Club 2; F.T.A. 3, 4° Peo Clubs Iho2a 3.40 luton 4. BARBARA TRIMMER Library Aide 2; Dramatics Club 2; Freshman Girls Chorus |; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2. ELAINE TURNER Art Club |, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; GAA, I, JUSTINE VAITKUS Library Aide 3, 4; Student Council Rep. 4; Pep Club |, Be JOAN TERHESH Guidance Aide 3, 4; Student | Council Rep. 4; Spanish Club 3, Secretary 3; Freshman Girls Chorus |. WILLIAM THOMPSON Hall Guard 3, 4; Student Council Alt. 3; Student Coun- cil Rep. 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Football |, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4. DARLAN TUOMEY Forensics Club 2; Spanish Club |,° 2; Freshman Girls Chorus |; Pep Club |, 2, 3. DONALD TWIGG Hall Guard 3; Basketball |; Cross Country 2, 3; Wrestling 2p oe epee c. JOHANNA P. VALENCIK | Guidance Aide |, 2; Hall Guard |; Library Aide 3; Of fice Aide 3, 4; Debate Club | 2, 3: Dramatics Club 2, 3% GA.A. |, 2, 3, 4; 6A Bowling |, 2, 3, 4; Math Club |, 2: Poster Club I; Latin Club 1, 2; Freshman Girls Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 2 ; Pep Club 1, 2; Science Club |; Modern Dance 4. RONALD VEAGUE Art Club 2, 3, 4; Baseball 4; Golf. ERIC WEISS Hall Guard 3, 4; Student Council Alt. 4; Student Coun- cil Rep. 2, 3; National Honor Society 4; Latin Club |, 2; Cross Country 2, 3; Wrestling il (2eesa 4 Varsity Club: 2,23) 4. : 4 JO ANN VENCKUS Student Council Alt. 4; Art Club 4; Dramatics Club 4; F.T.A. 4: G.A.A. |, 2, 3; Mod- ern Dance 4, Treasurer 4. MARGARET VENEIGH Library Aide 3, 4; Office-Aide 3, 4; Student Council Alt. 3; GiA.A. 3° Latin’ Club 1, °2: MARILYN VEVERKA Office Aide 3; Latin Club |; Modern Dance 4. Freshman Girls Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Pep Clube EARL VOBRUCEK Halt Guard 3; Latin Club 2. MARY LOU VOJTECH Office Aide 4; Student Coun- cil Rep. 3; Latin Club |, 2; Freshman Girls Chorus |; Sen ior Girls Chorus 3; A Capella Choir 4; Pep Club |. ARTHUR WEBER Hall Guard 4; Student Coun- cil Alt. 3; National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, President; German Glubi 2a Wreasurer |i Vice DONNA S. WEIDNER President 2; Basketball |, 2, 3, G.A.A. 1; G.A.A. Bowling |; 4; Track I, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Latin Club 1, 2; Freshman Club 4; Science Club |, 2. Girls Chorus |: Senior Girls Chorus 4; A Capella Choir 2; Pep Club 3; Commerce Aide 4; Tutor 3. ROBERT WELSH Hall Guard 3, 4. MARTHA WETTERGREN Office Aide 3, 4; Student Council Rep. |; National Hon- or Society 3, 4; Cheerleader |, 2, 3, 4; Debate Club |; Dramatics Club 1, 2; GAA. 2: GAA. Bowling 2; Latin Club |, 2, Secretary |; Fresh- man Girls Chorus 1; A Ca- pella Choir 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4; Class President 4, Treasurer 2; Pep Club |; Spartanaires 4; Home- coming Court 3, Queen 4. LLOYD WHITE SHIRLEY WHITLEY Debate 2, 3; Dramatics Club Ste Ted abet tele THOMAS A. WINDSOR Hall Guard 2, 3, 4; Art Club 2 Dramatics: Clue Wy 23s 4 Vice President 4; Poster Club 2, 3; Freshman Boys Chorus |; Mixed Chorus 2; A Capella Choir 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Wrestling |, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4. JUDITH WISEK Latin Club 2; Freshman Girls Chorus 1|:' Mixed Chorus 2; Senior Girls Chorus 3. JUDITH L. WHEELER Hall Guard 2; Office Aide 4; Student Council Alt. 2; Stu- dent Council Rep. 4; Cheer- leader ly 2) 3, 42 GAB; Spactanite 4, Editor 4; Ger- man Club 3; President 3; Spanish Club |, 2; Freshman Girls Chorus 1; Pep Club 2, 3. PATRICIA WHIT FHA. 4; GAA, ROBERT WILLMAN Student Council Alt. 1; Latin Club 1, 2; Freshman Boys Chorus 1; A Capella Choir 2, 3, 4, Publicity Manager 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Track |, 3, 4; Boys Quartet 2; Oper- etta 2, 3, 4. JACK WINEGAR Hall Guard 3; Boy's Bowling 2, 3,- 4° Film Operator 2; Key © Club. 4; Gol 2.3. CHARLES W. WITTHOFT Hall Guard 3; Boy's Bowling 4: German Club™2, 3; Cross Country 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 49m Varsity Club 3, 4. ROBERT WOODRUM FHILLIP WOZNIAK Boy's Bowling 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4; Baseball 2, 3; Track |; Wrestling |, 2. ROBERT WULFING PHYLLIS WURSTER Hall Guard 3, 4; Boy's Bowl- ing |, 4; Stamp and Coin Club 4; Key Club 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Spartan Band |; Track I. BARBARA ZACHARIAS EDWARD ZAGORSKI G.A.A. |, 3, 4: G.A.A. Bowl- Hall Guard 4; Dramatics Club ing |; Spartanite 4; Freshman 2, 3, 4; Spartanite 4; Spanish Girls Chorus |; Senior Girls Club 2, 3; Contest Play 4. Chorus 2, 3; A Capella Choir 4; Pep Club |; Spartanaires 4. DONALD ZICH Hall Guard 4; Spartanite 3; Cross Country 3. YENNIS ZIARKO National Honor Society 3, 4; Math Club 2, 3, 4, President }; German Club 2, 3, 4; Span- kh Club 3, 4, Vice President |; French Club 4; Track 1; lep Club 3, 4; Science Club 1, Zee. : | } | SONDRA ZICH SHIRLEY ZYGADLO Miss Greager welcomes Elaine Barry back to Oak Lawn after Elaine had been in Germany for six months. Elaine was the first student to be sent from Oak Lawn to a foreign country on our foreign student program. Her trip was sponsored by the Pep Club and the Student Council. Elaine was picked by the American Field Serv- ice to represent our school abroad. On September |, Elaine and 125 other A.F.S. students arrived on the ''S. S. Seven Seas’ at Rotterdam. Elaine met her family on September 15. The family included Mr. and Mrs. Haspel, and their four children: Jutta, 18; Ulrich, 16; Raimund, 12; and Vera, 11. The Haspels live in Heilbronn, which is the southwestern part of Germany. Elaine attended the Elly Heuss Knapp Gymnasium (school of educa- tion) which was an all girl school. She had ten courses, six days a week from 7:45 to 12:15. English was ta ught but Elaine spoke German most of the time. She described the school as strictly academic with no extra-curricular activities or sports. Elaine found that the German people are very interested in the American people and have a high regard tor the United States. On January 6, she said good-bye to the Has-_ pels and traveled to Berlin, and then to Rotterdam. Elaine and the other A.F.S. students sailed on the M.S. Ryndam on January 10 for New York. Elaine said of her experience: ''My stay in Germany was the most wonderful, rewarding experience anyone could ever have, and | hope that more students will have the opportunity that | have had. 58 Attending O.L. has been a unique experi- ence for Gregg, since he attended all his classes over an intercom. As Gregg puts it: Going to O.L.C.H.S. over an intercom sys- tem may seem unusual, but I've been doing it since 1958. Other than not being able to see the teacher and students, I'm just another member of the class.” Queenie Practice what you teach? $3e7 yas e e be eat pe ast: ratte 2381 Industrious Students JUNIORS TT gre | i The members of the Junior Class can look back on two years of school life filled with activity. Most of them are now in the process of deciding what their future plans will be. There are many things that figure into the life of a Junior. A few of these are the receiving of class’ rings and the sponsoring of the prom—the dance looked forward to by many. Many responsibilities are placed in the hands of the Juniors, but they are always handled correctly. The Junior Class is a star that shines proudly and bril- liantly. Helping the class achieve their goals are the class offi- cers: Bill Wulfing, President; Jim Stanley, Vice President; Wally Smith, Secretary; Randy Richardson, Treasurer. From Left to Right Walter Smith James Stanley Randy’ Richardson Bill Wulfing Adamitus, Lorraine Adamczuk, Robert Adams, Tim Alberts, Don Allison, Richard Anderson, Diane Anderson, Ken Anderson, Wayne Aquino, Marylou Arthur, Ken Augustine, Ronald Babb, Don Bachert, Cheryl Balas, Fred Ballik, William Bamberger, Phyllis Barlow, Richard Barry, Ron Bart, Elaine Bartosz, Rita Bath, James Bayne, Helen Beening, Lynn Begitschke, Paulette Beilfus, Robert Beintum, Richard Beintum, Robert Belt, Shirley Bergen, Marie Bessemer, Bonnie Best, Nikki Bethke, Barbara Bierwalter, Jerome Bisbikis, Steve Bodendorfer, Eddie Boutet, Donna Brandt, Larry Brill, Jeanette Brock, Philip Brooks, Phyllis Broyles, Allen Buckley, Jim Bukowski, Janet Bulow, Ted Burke, Tom Burnicks, Mathew Burman, Jerry Burrei, Kathi Cain, Kathleen Canfield, Betty Carlson, Charlene Carlson, Karen Carrington, John Catanzaro, Joe Chancey, Pat Chapman, Carol Chase, Charles Chavosky, Richard Chevalier, Russ Clark, Robert Coles, Sharon Collachia, James Cook, Jackie Corrigan, James Counts, Cathy Courtney, John Covas, Marianne Crook, Steve Curran, Gerry D'Amico, Nancy Damon, Donna Daniels, Donna Debo, Jerry De Runtz, Mike Derwin, Robert De Vries, Fred De Vries, Jim Di Chiara, Diane Diedrick, Darrel Di Paola, Dominic Dix, Patricia Dix, Mike Dobes, Sherrilynn Donnelly, Darry' Downey, Barb Draper, Edward Drenthe,, Wayne Drury, James Duffy, Sharon Dugan, Judy Duke, Rosemary Dunn, Bruce Dyckman, Cora Lu Dykstra, Karen Dymoski, Carol Eakins, Bill Ehrenhaft, Nancy Elde, Wayne Enk, Rita Esson, Margaret Evans, Bob Finegan, Jim Finn, Beverly Finn, Brenda Fitzgerald, Shirley Folk, Jean Freeman, Pat Frenette, Renee : Fritz, Lynn Gallagher, Dean Gardella, Cheryl Gierach, Jim Gillett, Eileen Graham, Danny 4 | 1 Graves, Judy Gray, Wayne Green, Becky Griede, Ruth Grifin, Diane Griffith, Marge Grignon, George Guinta, Don Haa, Paul Hass, Charlene Haberichter, Bill Haehnlein, Richard Haidacher, Mary Harn, Gerald Harnew, Alan Hedeen, Pamela Heintzelman, Pat : i ie am “i SR aA ck 52a) Heitz, Karen Hendricks, Joseph Herodes, Helen Hess, Ken Hickey, Jean Hicks, James Hiorns, Richard 62 ‘Lipp, Marie Hiorns, Robert Hjorth, Janet Hobbs, Denise Hodges, Rita Hoekstra, Bart Hoffman, Jerry Hovey, David Howard, Judy Howells, William Hull, Carol Isenberg, Deane Jaburek, Al Jasper, Joseph Jendrzejak, Tony Jennings, Judy Johnson, Sonja Jordon, Donna Kaczmarek, Francis Kaczmarski, Geraldine Kamber, Marie Kane, Bonnie Kappel, Richard Katzmann, Anne Kauffman, Lillian Kealey, Darlene Kilton, Richard Kirby, Wallace Kleist, Ingelore Kochanek, Richard Koglin, Walter Kollman, Beatrice Kolb, Susan Konieczny, Anita Kumzi, Rosemarie La Faire, Patricia Lake, Lyle Larsen, Steve Letts, Richard Lewis, Fred Lindberg, Dennis Lipsk, Micheal Lisak, William Lunden, James Malpass, Jack Manz, Marylene Marlatt, Diane Marshall, Diane Marshall, James Martin, Richard Mc Claflin, Barbara Mc Gowen, Ralph Mc Donnell, Diane Mc Gehee, Kenneth Mc Kee, Coreen Mc Clain, Kathy 64 McMillan, Margaret McNally, Kathy Mehring, Ronald Meloy, Karen Miller, Arlene Milwid,+«Andy Moore, Marylyn Morgan, Diane Morstadt, Jean Muzynski, Jackie Myers, Dolores Neermann, Alyce Nelson, Bill Nevills, Marge Norris, Robert Novak, Anthony Ostapkowicz, Ronald Phillips, Steve Pirsig, Richard Porter, Sharon Posteck, Kathy Quasny, Ronald Raintord, Judy Randle, Thomasina Ray, Delbert Reimer, Donald Reinsch, Roger Rekart, Ronald ams = — ge in az 3 Renkar, Gerald Renkar, James Reno, Nancy Rhodes, Peter Richards, Robert | Richardson, John | Richardson, Randy Roe, Fred Rossten, Janice Rost, -William Ruceis, Ewald Ruggis, Carole Ruth, Ronald Ruzella, Sheila Rykaczewski, Victoria Sayers, Gary Scellato, Pat Schalk, Louis Schiller, Gary Schiller, Patricia Scott, Glen Scott, Janet ¥ Sell. Beveriy Senglaub, Larry Shambo, Earl Sheele, Denita Shelly, Diane Sieverson, Martin — Simmons, David Slattery, Charlene Slattery, Donna Smith, Barbara Smith, Diane Smith, Walter Sobol, Janice Souhrada, Terrence Spain, Alice Sposato, Judy Stanford, Francis Stanley, James Stanley, Stanley Stasiak, Allan Sternberg, Donald Stevenson, Barbara Strelow, Karen Stringham, Janet Sturtecky, James Sullivan, Mary Ann Sumroda, Joseph ; | i | q Sutherland, Jon Swickard, John Sykes, Ronald Tatton, Sharon Tellinghuisen, Ruth Thompson, Shirley Thornton, Sara Tombinson, Diane Tourangeau, Joycelyn Tucceri, Linda Vanderwarren, Ray Vershave, Jean Voebell, Carol Vojtech, Joyce Volkstorf, Charles Wagner, Bruce Ward, Charlene Wartenberg, Fred Wayne, Victor Wiedner, Jean ‘Weidner, Joan Weiss, Iris | Westerman, Darlene Wickman, Judith i Williams, Scott i Wisek, Jim ‘ Witthoft, Dennis Workman, Harold ; Wright, Robert f Wulfing, William i Wurster, Marvin ' Zander, Mary Zick, Cheryl Zieler, Jim Zyburt, Harry From Left to Right Laura Fitzgibbons Jim Daniels Linda Modglin Lynn Oliver The Sophomore Class is a promising star. Its members are beginning to get into the swing of things. The class began as a tiny glimmer but has burst into a glowing star. In its two years at Oak Lawn the class has increased its store of knowledge and understanding. Chosen to lead the class this year are: Laura Fitzgibbons, President; Jim Dan- iels, Vice-President; Lynn Oliver, Secretary; and Linda Modglin, Treasurer. SOPHOMORES Abramowicz, Jean Adams, John A. Adams, Margaret Adams, Mary Adomitus, Sharon Ahner, Russel Ailio, Vaughn Akin, William Allenson, ‘Charles Allensworth, Joyce Anderson, Brian Anderson, Gerald Anderson, Sandra Annerino, Chuck April, Sam Arehart, Jim Arguillo, Hugo Armes, Marilyn Augustine, Wayne Bahls, Charlene Bale, Robert Balon, Monica ieee SS ees g i Balstad, Linda Bart, Margaret Bawulski, Jim Becker, Donna Becker, Tom Bellezza, Sherry Beneski, Carol Benkowski, Pamela Benton, Virginia Berchtold, Pat Berthold, Susan Bibb, Marcia Bird, Carolyn Blasgen, Tom Bloomquist, Iris Boehm, George Borkowski, Lydia Boros, Stephan Bowman, Barbara Bowman, Carol Boyce, Dennis Brauer, Art Braun, Robert Brewer, Michael Brinkmann, Maribeth Brooks, Peter Broschofsky, Dwight Brown, Barbara A. Brown, Toni Bryda, Bob Burdelik, Maryls Burgess, Judy Burt, Edward Burton, Alan Burton, Joyce Calbow, Barbara Cantrell, Ralph Carbaugh, Allan Cargaugh, Dennis Cass, Walter Clesson, Janice Conroy, Carol Cornell, Maureen Coyne, Virginia Cump, Sandra Cunningham, James Curcio, Sally Cybulski, Roseann Czemske, Jeannette Dahl, Ruthann Damm, Alan Daniels, James Dargert, Gloria Davidson, Daniel Del Priore, Michele De. Witt, Ralph De Young, John De Young, Laurel Dillon, William Di Paulo, Theresa Dowler, Sandra Downey, Gregg Downey, Laura Drews, Denise Driscoll, Larry Droesser, Bonnie Dyer, Joseph 67 Eadie, Barb Ehrenfeld, Carol 68 Friedman, Fred Fritzius, Nancy Froelke, Virginia Fuessel, Joseph Gabby, Mary Gamble, Darlene Gangloff, David Geraci, Phyllis Gerke, Sylvia Glavor, Janet Glenn, Michael Glens, Janice Gliege, Carolyn Gordon, Dolores Gouty, Paul Graham, James Grassel, Wayne Greco, Jacqueline Gronendyke, Gretchen Gross, Shirley Guersch, Robert Gusick, Gary Gustavson, Diane Haaker, Ruth Haehnlein, Roger Hansen, Heather Hart, Robert Hebeisen, James Heintz, Tom Hejna, Kathleen Helstein, Larry Herman, Joan Hetzel, Fred Hicks, Sandra Hill, Jean Hoeper, David Hogate, John Hoker, Jack Holmes, Diane Hopkins, Helen Horvath, Joyce Hovey, Beth Ann Howard, James Howells, Ronald Howells, Bill Huet, Patrick Hull, Jon Hunt, James Ehrenhaft, Pat Engel, George Esson, Pauline Eubanks, Dorothy Evans, Sandra Fett, James Fidel, Louis Fisler, Gayle Fitzgerald, John Fitzgibbons, Laura Flinchum, Sue Florek, Nola Fonte, Dennis Ford, Leonard Faster, Robert Framberg, Eric Frankland, Linda Franzen, James Frazier, Gerald Freberg, Melva_ Freeman, Richard Jacoby, Jane Joelson, Eleanor Johnson, Carole Johnson, Lynda. Johnson, Tercy Johnson, Thomas Jurinek, Karen Kajer, Edna Kammerer, June Kanwischer, Fred Karmie, Darlene Karreman, Douglas Kasko, Joseph Kasper, Harvey Kasper, Nancy Kermer, Ross Klein, Christine Klemenke, Marianne Knoblaugh, Kathy Knowski, Pat Kolar, Cynthia Kosik, Rosalind Koven, Phyllis Kowalewski, David Kipischke, Doris Krauss, Lynn Krug, Robert Kuras, Dennis Kuras, Tom Kurtzwell, Janet Lamb, James Lammel, Robert Leach, Sheridan Leper, Fran Letten, Judy Liebenow, Jill I Lightcap, Carol Ligman, Jerome Lindsey, Gary i Lipp, Raymond i Ludeman, Marion i Mack, Robert Mackey, James Macrae, Sandy Maines, Jack Malmgren, David Marchbank, Charlette Markiano, Mike Masson, Sandra Mattson, Judith Ann Maugeri, Patricia Mayhall, Robert McCullough, Shirley McElhinney, Barbara McEntee, Carol McMillan, Linda McTighe, Helen Meagher, Jean Meister, Edward Meske, June Meyer, Marlene Meyers, Carol Michalski, Ronald Micklin, Richard Milkevitch, Frank Miskovich, Joyce 69 Modglin, Linda Moran, William Morton, Lana 70 a 5 ss ¥ ) Patitucci, Robert Peters, Mike Peterson, Beverly Peterson, Deana Peterson, William Pheifer, Jeannette Pirsig, Ruth Platt, Diane Plefka, Mary Powers, Robert Price, Prudence Prokop, Karen Quirk, John Raap, John Rachford, Virginia Radtke, Robert Radtke, William Rainville, Edith Rainville, Orville Randle, Geraldine Rasch, Fred Razniewski, Darlene Rebout, Bruce Rebout, Carole Rhode, William Richardson, Lonnie Riecke, Raymond Riese, Diane Rizzo, Joe Roberts, Carol Robson, Tim Roche, Lucille Rodamski, Sandra Rodrequez, Elaine Rogan, Leonard Ross, Carol Ruhl, Eileen Russell, Charles Ruzella, Carolyn Sanow, Faith Saviano, Robert Sawyer, Susan Schauer, Roger Schiller, Erma Schiller, Rosemary Schlabach, Margare Schrage, David Schultz, James Mungiovi, Carmie Murphy, Daniel Musgrove, Tewanda Muzika, John Narducy, Kenneth Nevills, Mary Nevins, Nickie Noto, Joseph Novak, Gerald O'Brien, Alan Oeschel, Grant O'Hara, Eileen Oliver, Lynn Oppenheim, Mark Osborne, Diane O'Trembiak, Susan Page, Shirley Pagline, Grace Palermo, Steve Palinski, Ronald Panfil, Louis Schultz, William Schussler, Joan Sea, Patricia Shepardson, Randall Shuman, Stella Sikora, Janet Sikula, Dennis Simons, David Sklar, Catherine Slafair, Loraine Smith, James Smith, Jerry Smith, Ken Smith, Shirley Smith, William Smith, William Sonichsen, Donald Spaulding, John Stanley, Stanleene Stanovich, John Stevens, Mike Steves, Sally Stralka, Carole Studnicka, Robert Sullivan, David Sullivan, Ray Swallow, Robert Swanson, James Swartwood, Tina Szewcyk, Gertrude Tallarico, Donald Talman, Ruth Tampa, Terry Tanmura, Vincent Tavaggia, Wayne Taylor, Carolyn Tebens, Cory ; Tempestine, Marcy Tenegal, Ray Thoel, Madeline Timm, Pat Tometich, Alice Tracz, Stanley Trezise, Raymond Trimmer, Pamela Tunstall, JoAnn Twigg, Vicki Urbank, Janice Vanderhoff, Susan Vanpelt, Jeanne Vantongeren, Alan Veverka, Kenneth Violit, Ken Vojtech, Bob Waggoner, Dolores Wanek, Raymond Wayner, Pat Webber, Bruce Welsh, Barbara Wettergren, Leonard Willett, Harry Wilson, Tom Young, Janice Yudis, Don Zelisko, Tony Zick, Donna Zobel, Heather Zuttermeister, Joan Zwarch, Gerald Zh MI OAK LAWN COMMU i] ADDITION TO SECOND ADDITION TO ME wich SCHOOL A OAK tei aoe OAK LAWN COMMUNITY [etme oistRire we I 4 ee ee DISTRICT WE 229 i sheds haat EE = OAK LAWN, ILOINOIS TS at gerne Me BOARD OF EDUCATION | —— 3 Pr A A cena j means OF Eom , GR temhoman eo footer wernt HUGH F. Dfvane CHARLES W Lawrence ARTHUR 6. MecdOmaco — +. MiLFGRD 5. KoYD CAWRENCE P. KUFFE WINTERS, supcan WETZEL.AESE a FRESHMAN There comes a time in everyone's life when he must move on to a new plateau. Some people call this growing up, others call it growing wiser and still others call it curiosity. The ones chosen to lead the Freshmen Class are as fol- lows: David Godby, President; Pat Cox, Vice-President; Shirley Emery, Secretary; and Paul Zima, Treasurer. From Left to Right, Standing David Godby Shirley Emery Adameczyk, William Paul Zima Adams, John A. Seated Adams, Raymond Pat Cox Adams, Vivian Ahner, Cheryle Albertini, Virginia Allensworth, James Allert,’ Harold Ambrose, Thomas Anderson, Linda Anderson, Marguerite Anderson, John E. Anderson, John |. Anderson, Judith Anderson, William Ashenfelter, Charles Augustine, Larry Austin, Betty Babb, Paul Baker, Kenneth Baker, Margaret Bale, Raymond Balon, Martin Barrientos, Daniel Barry, Joseph Barzen, Lynn Battenburg, Ruth Bawulski, James Bayne, Charles Beatty, Margaret Becker, Marlene Beeck, Carol Beintum, Howard Bellas, Donna Bennage, Betty Bensema, Doris Berg, Jo Ann Bergen, Susan Bergwall, Don Bermond, Ray Bishop, Marilyn Blasgen, Thomas Bloom, Laurel Bockman, Raymond Boersma, Catherine Boersma, Gary Bohnen, Sharon Bong, Barbara Borucki, Darlene Boston, Russell Bottomley, Gail Boucos, Charles Bourbon, Richard Bova, Marie Bowman, Barbara Bowman, Sherry Boyce, Carol Braasch, Susan Brawn, Barbara Breiling, Suzanne Bruninger, Paul Brock, Richard Brooks, Terrance Broom, Bonnie Buckels; David Burnicks, Eleanor Burns, Barbara Buss, Roger - Byrne, Marie Caldwell, Katherine Canfield, Roger Cass, Virginia Cerny, Thomas Champlain, Richard Charvat, Thomas Christensen, Jay Christensen, Lynn Cielinski, Vieda Clark, Geraldine Clark, Rosemary Clettenberg, Alan Cohen, Charles Cole, Donna Cole, Kenneth ‘Collins, Pamela Conlon, Wayne Conte, Gina Conte, James Cook, Mary Corlett, Rosemary Covas, Thomas Cox, Patricia Cozad, Richard Crane, Kenneth Crebs, Betty Croft, Norene Cronin, Penny Crooks, Robert Cuff, Nancy Curran, Mary Cuthbertson, Joan Dadam, Victoria Dake, Suzanne D'Amico, Diane Damm, John Dean, Carole De Francisco, Patricia De Kraker, Linda De Lorenzo, Joel De Marco, Loree Demas, Mary Ann Denk, Joeseph Ders, Joyce Derro, Marianne De Runtz, Judith De Vries, Bill De Vries, Marlene De Vito, Christine Dilger, Michael Dobes, Kenneth Doggett, Glen Donnelly, Margaret Dorgan, John Douglass,-Gale ‘Doyle, Tim Dozier, David Drewry, Charles Drag, Judy Droesser, Nancy Dubiel, Judith Duffy, Jo Anne Dugan, Frank Dugdale, Judith Dumalski, Pat Duvall, Thomas Dyckman, Barry Eaker, Larry Eberhart, James Egan, Martha Ehrenhaft, Charles Emery, Shirley Emmersky, Carol Erickson, Patricia Evans, Gail Evans, Larry Evans, Sharon Everett, James Farquhar, Susan Feeny, John Feil, Susan Fenton, Donna Finn, Geraldine Floresch, Robert Forbes, John Fokkeno, Marilyn Fox, Terrance Freeman, Sandra French, Daniel Frith, Robert Ganges, Carolyn Gamble, Duane Gambon, Dian Gambon, Susan Gangloff, Cheryl Gedonius, Mark Gelger, Patricia Gericke, Arlene Gerke, Martha Gesiorski, Raymond Gibson, James Gierhahn, Judith Gillet, Eleanor Gluth, Mary Godby, David Goffinet, Pamela Goveia, Richard Green, Edward Green, Sue Grieger, Ray Griffin, John Grochowski, Larry Guinta, Stephanie Gurniak, Joel Gurra, Sandra Hagberg, Richard Haidacher, Wilma Hall, Kenneth Hall, Susan Hammond, Louise Hammond, Terry Harris, Linda Hart, Thomas Hartmann, Cheryle Havelka, Jo Anne Haynes, Judith Heinen, John Heintz, Pat Hellberg, John Helstein, Carol Henclewski, Susan Henley, Richard Herscher, Edward Hessling, Rita Hickey, Jeffery Higgins, Charelle Hinds, Virginia Hobans, James Hoesktra, Casey Hoffman, Richard Holt, James Hornat, Richard Housepian, Kasper Huet, Patricia Huffman, Georgetta Hull, Leatitia Humann, Dick Hutter, Sandra Ireland, Karen Jacobson, Fred Jankosky, Thomas Jennings, Bob Jensen, Leonard Johnsen, Elizabeth Johnson, Donna Johnson, Glen Johnson, Mary Johnson, Ronald Jurewicz, Jerry Jurinek, Evelyn Justus, Allan Kalfas, Kenneth Kamber, George Karzmar, Joyce Kasput, Judith Kata, Robert Katsenes, George Katzmann, Richard Keller, Bruce Kentz, Joseph Kerkering, Patricia Kestian, Dennis Kiehl, Dorothy Kimpel, Paul Kirby, Wayne Kissell, Morton Klahn, Dave Klepac, Judy Koca, Paula Koglin, Charlene Kohn, Sharon Kollman, Al Kollpainter, Sharon Kopersmith, Priscilla Kopp, Ernest Kosusnik, Kathleen Kousnetz, Gary Kowalczyk, Alois Krajic, Michael jew Krause, Ed A : : : iow ‘diy Krueger, Carol Cae i) 7 “ (Mes mG ‘) (sya 44 Kubas, Robert Kuches, Robert Kucinski, Carol Kumzi, Arlene Kunz, Joyce Kunz, Sharon Kurn, Carole Kurtzwiel, Margaret — Lackovic, Michael LaFranco, Gloria Landell, ,Bonita Lane, Patricia Lange, Barbara Lange, Walter Lara, Georgeanna LaRaviere, Judy Larson, Paul Lata, Robert, Lathrop, Sharon Lathrope, Mary Lawrence, Sandra Leiner, Janet Leisure, Loren Ledermon, Sandra Lempecki, Evelyn Lentz, Robert Leper, Ann Lester, Christine Liese, Diane Lightcap, Dick Lindeborg, Russ Lipp, Susan Long, Frank Lotz, Andrea Lubben, George Lucas, Adrienne Lugo, Shirley Lynch, Gary Macglashan, Lynn Maleckas, Pat Malinowski, Richard Marcanio, Delores Markiano, Charlene Marinko, Joel Martincich, Cheryl Mason, Charles Mateljan, Karen Mavgeri, Patricia McCabe, Pam McCartney, Ann McCartney, Rita McCarthy, John McCarty, Janice McGeehee, Richard McGraw, Sandy McHenry, Edward McKay, Janet McLaughlin, Annmarie McLaughlin, Mariann Medows, Kenneth Meske, Marjorie Meyer, Barbara Meyers, Nancy Mikos, Louis Milcherska, Patricia Miller, Sandra Misic, John Mittermann, Joannne Modglin, Beverly Moore, Nancy Moore, Patricia Moore, Rosemary Morgan, Ron Moroney, Eileen Munch, Bob Mugiovi, Thomas Murphy, Terry Neal, Susan Nickels, Janis Niven, Gloria Norris, Charles Norris, David Norris, Edward Norris, Russell Novak, Nancy Oftedahl, Linda Olson, Clifford Ondriska, George O'Trembiak, Mike Overholser, Alan Packer, Robert Page, Karen Parker, Kevin Paschal, Adair Paser, Lynn Passco, Donna Patyk, Christine Paul, Gregory Paulsen, Bonnie Pawelski, Robert Pawl, Marsha Pawlak, Nancy Pawlak, Stephen Payne, Ronald Peterson, Sherry Peterson, Sandra Pezzopane, Richard Pheatt, Pam Pinkston, Laurence Pinkston, Lana Poetz, Kathy Polacek, Sharon Pote, Carolyn Potter, David Powell, Richard Powell, Susan Predle, Pamela Price, Raewyn Pruett, Joanne Puhr, Raymond Quinn, David Ranstead, Martin Rechten, Bette Reich, Charlene Reed, Colleen Reid, Stewart Reiners, Marilyn Relfson, Janet Riggio, Yvonne Riley, Vicki Rinck, Darryl Riney, John Ripaldi, Angeline Rizzato, Nickalos Roberton, William, Roberts, Darryl Roberts, Dean Roberts, Edith Roe, Christine Rohm, Ray Rot, Judy Rosch, Mary Agnes Rosendbower, Bonnie Rowsey, Randy Ruiter, Sandra Sandrok, Marilyn Sansone, Janet Santoro, Joanne Sasala, Jim Saunoris, William Scellato, Susan Schaeffler, Shirley Schiller, Charles Schiller, Leonard Schmook, Cheryl Scholl, Bob Scholl, Beatrice Schram, Lynn Schrey, Thomas Schroeder, Karen Scherrer, Virginia Schultz, Earl Schumm, Ted Schussler, Pamela Sea, Stephen Seese, Tom Segvich, Suzanne Senese, Richard Seymour, Frank Shannon, James Shaughnessy, James Shuman, Kenneth Siemeck, Daniel Siemers, Tim Siemers, William Sims, Merilyn Sindt, James Sirles, Susan Sklar, William Slattery, Mary Ann Sloan, Nancy Sloan, John Slomiany, Sharon Smeatham, Joanne Smeeton, Beverly Smith, Elizabeth Smith, William Snow, Kenneth Snyder, Diane Snyder, Robert Sonichsen, Carol Sonichsen, Susan Sparrow, Roger Spellman, James Stack, Steven Stane, Jean Stevenson, Diane Steves, Sandra Stewart, John Still, Robert Stull, Verna Surin, John Swan, Dave Swann, Robert Swanson, Carol Swanson, Jo Anne Swickard, Mary Switzer, Lonnie Talsma, Charlene Talsma, Sharon Tellinghuisen, Lois Ternand, George Terrems, David Thomas, Karen Tourangeau, Frank Trudeau, James Toumey, Diane Turley, Dennis Uchman, Darlene Vaitkus, Margaret Valencik, Edward Valois, Richard Vereecke, Diane Verschave, Sally Viollt, Adele Viollt, Emilie Virgin, Karen Virmond, William Visnovsky, Veronica Vittorio, Nora Vobroucek, Kenny Voights, Donna Voss, Bonita Wagner, Rhonda Wanek, Beverly Ward, Terry Watson, La Verne Watson, William Watt, Jack Weickelt, Lynn Weidner, Leslie Werkman, Robert West, Judith Wester, June Westerman, Donna Whalen, Christine Whalen, Kathy Wheeler, Gail Wians, Carol Wieczorek, Stanley Wiegman, Douglas Wilson, William Wittmer, Donald Wojcik, Carla Woodring, Richard Wrobleski, Leona Xenos, James Zadakus, Richard Zajak, Judith Ann Zarnecki, Judith Zellers, Delores Zick, Carol Zielke, Mark Zima, Paul SPORTS “Hail our loyal Spartans , the athletic stars of O.L.C.H.S. As the seasons change, so do the ac- tivities of our athletes. They leave some sports and begin others. But regardless of the season or the ‘sport, the energy, practice, and effort expended by our Spartans never slackens. Consequently, events at home, events away, or simply after-school prac- tice sessions are marked by the typical Spartan will-to-win attitude. ‘tng aK f fee Z eo : fe ry i a ‘ i ; First row, from left to right: Danny Graham, Fran Stanford, Bob Top row, from left to right: Coach Lewis, Rich Evans, Tom Windsor, Bill Haberichter, Alec Olund, Gary Lindsey, ardson, Andy Milwid, Wayne Fidler, Chuck Wi Wayne Gray (mgr.). VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Letts, Randy Rich- tthoft, Wally Kirby, Ken Anderson. OLCHS 40 Bremen 19 OLGHS 741 Blue Island 18 Argo 85 (Triangular) EGC ope. Reavis 32 | OLCHIS ssh Homewood-Flossmore 19 | FROSH-SOPH OUCH osss25 Lincolnway 32 | OLCHS 44 La Grange |7 i GLC Hsu Rich 30 i OLCHS 30 Evergreen Park 27 OlChris 2)5 Argo 50 OLGH Si 20 Sandburg 42 Lettermen are: Chuck Whitthoft, Alec Olund, Wayne Fiddler, Richard Letts, Randy Richardson, Andy Milwid, Bob Evans. Bottom row, from left to right: George Kamber, Dan Barrientos, Bill Smith, Kasper Hosapian, Dwayne Gamble, Bob Lammel. Top row, from left to right: Gary Gusick, Dan Murphy, Jim Habei- sen, Wayne Grassel, Mike Krajic, Mike Anderson, Wayne Gray Second row, from left to right: Roger Canfield, James Allensworth, | (mgr.) Bob Swallow, Bill DeVries, Greg Downey, Harold Allert, Ken Narducy. bal oe The green and white OL letter is the symbol of successful participation in ath- letics. It is the c oveted prize sought by many boys each year. This year the various squads have totaled’over five hundred participants: football, 115; cross country, 40; basketball, 80; wrestling, 100; track, 100; baseball, 100. Athletics form a vital part of any school program: they serve the boys, the school and the community. The various sports events provide for the community, a point of identification with the school; they give to the school a sense of unity and to the students. many hours of healthy, supervised recreation. To the boys who ac- tually participate, athletics furnish innumerable lessons in clear thinking, healthful living, sportsmanship, and cooperation. Those boys who finally achieve the coveted OL can take justful pride in their accomplishments. VARSITY CLUB Bottom row, from left to right: Pat Derro, Ray Bruck, Eric Weiss, Fourth row, from left to right: Gary Reed, Tim Adams, Bill Brooks Bob Evans, Don Bethke, Jim Bath. John Hebeisen, Mike Majercak, Randy Richardson, Doug Glenden- Second row, from left to right: Julio DiPaolo, Jack Malpass, Tom ning, Bud Hazard. Byrne, Steve Bisbikis, David Simmons, Jack Adams, Mike Reithofer, Top row, from left to right: Jerry Milstead, Art Katzmann, Bill Dave Koziel. Thompson, Andy Milwid, Jerry Lewis, Chuck Witthoft, Don Evans, Third row, from left to right: Dave Hovey, Steve Skora, Jon Cump Jim DeVries, Gilbert Leska. Roy Crispe, Tom Fuessel, Rich Letts, Jim Aldridge, George Kénezo- vich, Alec Olund Oak Lawn Opponents 14 Blue Island 13 19 Rich 12 12 Evergreen Park 0 6 Lincoln-Way 6 6 Reavis 14 12 Sandburg 12 0 Homewood-Flossmore 0 7 Bremen 12 From left to right: Coach Parks, Don Evens, co-captain, Assn't Coach Abromovitch, Tom Byrne, quarterback. Top row, from left to right: Tim Adams, Gary Reed, Wayne Drenthe, Joe Sumroda, Ed Draper, Jim DeVries, Jerry Milstead, Al Bergren, Gil Leska, Jim Baaske, Mike Majercek, Bob Bacon. Third row, from left to right: Coach Parks, Dave Koziel, Bill Brooks, Don Evans, Ken Albertini, Jerry Lewis, Bill Thompson, Ron Barry, Art Katzmann, Tony Knable, Assn't Coach Abromovitch. Second row, from left to right: Doug Glendenning, Tom Pea Ron Ostapkowicz, Bill Melson, Jim Aldridge, Jon Cump, Fred Hazard, John Swickard, Gary Sayers, Steve Skora. Bottom row, from left to right: Chuck Shaffer, Dick Sell, Jim Collachia, Mike Reithoter, Bob Shutay, Dave Hovey, Fred France, Tom Byrne, Jack Adams, Julio DiPaolo. SPARTAN OFFENSE The duty of the offensive team is to advance the ball by the quickest possible means. This year the Spartan offense gained a total of 1,415 yards for 12 touchdowns and 4 extra points. During all this ground-gaining only four fumbles were lost to the opponents. OFFENSE Front row, from left to right: Bill Thompson, Don Evans, Jack Adams, Doug Glendenning, Mike Majer- cak, Ken Albertini, Art’ Katzmann, Back row, from left to right: Jim Aldridge, Gary Reed, Bob Shutay, Julio DiPaolo. Ita) iil iit DS rsierse pie U SPARTAN DEFENSE The Spartan defense has the task of checking the opponents advance and preventing them from scoring. This year the defensive team intercepted a total of eight passes while causing numerous. fum- bles. The defense is a team with a great task and little reward. DEFENSE Front row, from left to right: Mike Reithofer, Art Katzmann, Fred Hazard, Julio DiPaclo, Ken Alber- _tini, Don Evans, Mike Majercak, Bill Thompson, Jack Adams. Back row, from left to right: Tom Byrne, Bill Brooks. ) iy : wad A Py oe “a “s Sets ey Nebecs ; ee + te ¥ iy AB pe iM | fae 3 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL FRESHMAN FOOTBALL pee! SA eee se ee Top row, trom left to right: Coach Dunn, Bob Braun, Bill Smith, Leonard Wettergren, Dennis Kestian, Ron Micklin, Bill Peterson, Bob Mackey, Assn't Coach Scaduto. Second row, from left to right: Jerry Smith, Ray Bermond, Chuck Annerino, Jim Franzin, Tom Bawulski, Louis Panfil, Dave Simons, Chuck Russell. Mike Stevens, Bill Rhode, Ray Bockman. Bottom row, from left to right: Ken Veverka, Jim Lamb, Bill Burton, Tom Johnson, John Raap, Dave Sullivan, Jack Maines, Bob Ratke. The sophomore squad finished up the year with a record of 3 wins and 5 losses. The freshman squad finished off the year by taking the conference crown. Their final record was a very impressive 12 wins, 2 losses and | tie. Top row, from left to right: Bob Kubas, Ed McHenry, Bill Roberton, Dick Katzmann, Chuck Ashen- felter, Terry Ward, George Katzenis, Paul Zima, Mark Gedonius, Ernest Kopp, John Rieney. Third row, from left to right: Paul Larson (mgr.), Joe Kentz, (mgr.), Rich Woodring, John Dorgan, Jim Spellman, Jeff Hickey, John Fenny, Jay Christensen, Dave Godby, Chuck Schiller, Coach Zaiac. Second row, from left to right: Frank Dugan, Rich Hornat, Jim Everett, Gary Lynch, Tom Schry, Rich Malinowski, Bob Lentz, Bill Snyder, Tom Covas, Eddie Krause, Bob Crooks, Ken Meadows. Bottom row, from lett to right: Hank Heinen, Bruce Keller, Ken Dobes, Pat Dumulski, Ed Green, Bob Muench, Dick Henly, Mike Dilger. a, BASKETBALL 196] Front row, from left to right: Dave Simmons, Stan Stanley, Bob Richards, Coach Walton, Rich Letts, Louie Dassau; Don Alberts. Back row, from left to right: Wayne Gray (mar.), Tim Adams, Ron Barry, Ed Witkowski, Al Bergren, Paul Sarpalius, Art Weber, Art Katzmann, Jim DeVries, Randy R ichardson, Don Bethke (mgr.). 0 gk TAny 4 ctw 54 34f A, Jim DeVries (Jr.) Art Katzmann (Sr.) 6° I For- ward, Free Throws: 72.2%. Re- ceived Free Throw Award, Re- ceived Most Valuable Player Award. 1960-61 Dave Simmons (Jr.) 5' 9° Guard, Free Throws: 56.9%. Al Bergren (Sr.) . Free Throws: 53.89 Bremen 47 Lincolnway 62 Sandburg 66 Evergreen Park 57 Evergreen Park 54 (Crete Holiday Tournament) Reavis 60 Fractional South 61 Rich 79 Homewood-Flossmore 69 i Rand Richardson mm) 6008 d, Free Thro ba. i} oF t @UCHS OUCHS OLCHS OLCHS OLCHS OECHS OLCHS MECHIS OLGHS OLCHS { gy 5 10 Forward, 52 Bremen 69 35 Blue Island 59 6| Lincolnway 76 59 Sandburg 54 59 Evergreen Park 48 42 Reavis 5| 43 Elmwood Park 38 Overtime 68 Rich 66 Double Overtime 4| Homewood-Flossmore 93 43 Hinsdale 67 Regional Seiuine) 25: bws: 62.1% orward ' 0 Forward, s ED) BASKETBALL “ SCHEDULE Stan Stanley (Jr.) 5’ 9'' Guard, Free Throws 55.6%. 89 Art Welimenaisr.) 6 2 ‘Forward, Free Throws: 100%. ; pe bs 4 The sophomores finished 4th in Conference with a record First row, from left to right: Bill Burton, Chuck Annerino, of 8 wins and 10 losses. AE oh! pup Joe Kasko. B ; ali ight: K Nard Fah K ‘ SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Woyne Grasse, “Tom Bawulski, Mike Stevens. jt eli owney. ot a ’ From left to right: Tom Kuras, Wayne Grassel, Tom Bawulski, Mike Stevens, Joe Kasko. : Top row, from left to right: Ted Schumm (mgr.), Larry S O P H a S T A RT E RS Augustine (magr.), George Katzenis, Chuck Schiller, Dave Potter, Mike Krajic, Dick Katzmann, Coach Schmidt. Second row, from left to right: Gerry Bus, Rick Wood- F R E S H M E N B AS K E T B A L L ring, John Dorgan, Tom Seese, Al Klattenburg, Terry Brooks. F Bottom row, from left to right: Hank Heinen, Dick Pezzo- 4 The freshman squad closed the basketball season with a pane, Dan, Camack, Ed McHenry Tent Babes final record of 9 wins and 7 losses. VARSITY 1961 Pat Coniglio, 127 Ibs, Ist in Con- ference, 2nd in District, Ist in State. Awarded most valuable wrestler. Total Record: 28 Wins, | Tie and | Loss. Don Evans, 165 Ibs., All Confer- ence, Ist team, 3rd Normal Invi- tational Tournament, 2nd in Dis- trict, Ist in Sectional, Ist in State. Awarded most valuable wrestler Honorary captain of team. Total Record: 28 Wins, 0 Ties and 3 Losses. VARSITY WRESTLING, 1961 In its short history of nine years, O.L.C.H.S. has produced four state wrestling champions: 1953, Phil Jurewicz, 112 pound class; 1959, Ken Houston, 175 pound class; 1960, Pat Coniglio, 127 pound class; and 1961, Don Evans, 165 pound class. Pat Coniglio, who gained for Oak Lawn its third state champion- ship, is presently attending Southern Illinois University, and will add to the laurels-of that school as he has added to those of Oak Lawn. Don Evans, this year's champion, has scholarship offers from sev- eral of the Big Ten schools and from all of the Illinois schools. Bottom row, from left to right: Tom Windser, Fran Stanford, Dan Barrientos, Jim Bath, Ted Bulow. Second row, from left to right: Mike Anderson, Ray Bruck, Bob Evans, Eric Weiss, Jim Collachia, Bob Beilfus. Third row, from left to right: Bob Bacon, Gerry Milstead, Don Evans, Ed Drapes Jon Cump, Steve Bisbikis, Coach Swalec, | } F Jon ump, 14 5 | P. Losses| j cnet All g f ee ' ! fe Dan Barrigntds, 95 lbs. 10 12 Lossex 3rd in District. a“ X Ray Bruck, 138 Ibs. 13 Wins, 6 Beb Evans, 112 Ibs. 8 Wins, | Losses, | Tie, Ist in Normal Tour- Tie,5 Losses. 2nd in District, 2nd toad — nament, 4th in District, All Con- in Sectional. 92 12 ference, 2nd team. ‘ Fall a . y id) Bulow, 127 lbs. || Wins, 6 - L@sses, 2 Ties, 3rd in District. Team Record 10 wins 5 losses | tie Eric Weiss, 120 Ibs. 15 Wins, 10 Losses, 2 Ties, 2nd in Normal 2. Tied for Second in Conference 2. OU . Apnea oo : . . Ae ie ae ot ournamen n In ‘Vistrict, n 3. 4th mn District ey in Sectional, All Conference, 2nd 4. 5th in Sectional a : hi team. 6 . Tied for 12th in State . Second in Ill. State Normal Invita 9 {| Gerry Milstead, 154 lbs. 7 Wins, 8 Losses, | Tie a 7 if District, 2nd @ All Con- 138-54 Ibs. | Wins FROSH-SOPH REGULARS First row, from left to right: Bob Swallow, Doug Weigman, John Raap, Larry Evans, Jim Shannon. Back row, from left to right: Ron Micklin, Jay Christensen, Dave Simons, Jeff Hickey, Dennis Kestian, Mark Gedonius. Oak Lawn's Frosh-Soph Wrestling squad ended a godd season by taking third in the Conference standings with a final record of 8 wins and 7 losses. The squad also took Ist at a quadrangular meet at Sandburg. | FROSH-SOPH WRESTLING TEAM Bottom row, from left to right: Robert Crooks, Tom, Duvale, Jim Holt, Bob Henley, Hoban, Stan Tracy, Kasper Housepian, Tom Covas, Rich Hoffman, George Kamber, Jim Zenos. Second row, from left to right: Bill Peterson, Dan French, Lenord Jenson, Bill DeVries, Bob Swallow, Doug Weigman, John Raap, Larry Evans, Jim Shannon, Rick Hornat, Sheridan Leach, Jack Malpass (mar.). Top row, from left to right: Coach Meredith, Pat Huet, Jim Sasala, Rich Micklin, Jay Christensen, Dave Simon, Jeff Hickey, Dennis Kestian, Mark Gedonius, Bob Kata, Bob Studnika, Paul Kimpel. | ACTIVITIES go ee, y. a - . 2 oe _ ‘ x , 4 ge “J a � Mee As a nation grows, so grows its population, industry, and stature. As our great nation expanded, more stars were placed on the red, white, and | blue banner of the United States. These additions to our flag heralded our emergence into fields where we had never before gone, and info the world about.us. In a way, this same growth has happened at Oak Lawn. As a new school we had only a few activities, only those which were more or less essential to the effective functioning of the institution. But in a very short time our school had grown, and our activities grew to keep pace. A great number of new organizations sprang up. Some were designed to serve the school, some to provide enjoyment and relaxation, and still others to encourage special talents. Many activities accomplish all of these. Oak Lawn has also emerged into the world about it. We have several competitive sports, and some of our school organizations occasionally work with their counterparts from other schools. We at Oak Lawn are 95 privileged to have an activity program superlative in scope and reach. A summary of Oak Lawn's activity program reads, Something for Everyone. HOMECOMING 1960 : Apart from the usual school life that Oak Lawn students lead, comes an event unusual, glamor- ous, and exciting. A golden star represents this | occurrance. This star stands tor Homecoming at Oak Lawn. The dance was held in a gym beautifully deco- { rated in hues of yellow, orange, and brown, and | was very appropriately named Autumn Noc- turne. As the tension rose that evening and finally came to a climax, it was revealed that Martha Wettergren had been chosen to reign over the festivities of the eighth annual Homecoming. The class skits, the float, the football game, the half-time show, the dance, and the long hours of preparation for it—these will be part of the memories of O.L.C.H.S. From L. to R.: Bonnie Bessemer, Barbara Carpenter, Sharon Noteboom, Martha Wettergren (Queen), Joyce Harris, Donna Daniel, Ann Katzmann. ne. Tein . tame ini ames tee a f bs nso : % i Ne OO TE CI Pay ae 1 ih te a iy ime a LS O Z = = O U Lu = O aE € — QUEEN AND COURT From L. to R.: Sharon Noteboom and Art Katzmann, Ann Katzmann and Bill Thompson, Martha Wetter gren and Don Evans, Bonnie Besse- mer and Mike Majercak, Donna Dan- iel and Je Adams, Barbara Car- penter and Tom Byrne. ape rata: | | | ennis Charles ew Nikki Best, Ken Narducy. Second from Top, from L. to R.: Sharon Porter, Don Tallarico, Bev- erly Sell, Erma Schiller, Sue Kolb, Judy Duggan, Donna Passco. Third form Top, from L. to R.: Charlene Higgins, Raewyn Price Frank Tourangeau, Janet Relfson Roger Canfield, Martha Egan Margaret Besty, Candy Lathrope. Fourth from Top, form L. to R.: Shirley Schaeffer, Diana Tuomey, Christine Di Vito, Beth Ann Hov- ey, Karen Thomas, Kathie Colatri- ano, Betsy Huet. Bottom Row, from L. to R.: Shar- on Duffy, Coreen McKee, Tom Babb, Gayle Douglas, Carole Johnson, Sue Berthold, Carol Ann FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUBS As the United States grew internationally and Americans started traveling abroad, it became apparent that more of us would have to learn the languages of our new found foreign neighbors. Schools all over the nation began incorporating the study of foreign languages into their cirriculum. Oak Lawn started its program with German, Latin, and Spanish. French was recently added. Students in these classes not only learn a new language, but also the culture of the people who speak it. Each of our four language clubs reflects its own special flavor and zest, and each brings a small portion of its respective country:to O.L.C.H.S. SPANISH CLUB Top Row, from L. to R.: Dennis Ziarko, Ken Arthur, Bob May, Mike Lester, Tom Kuras, Jack Hoker. Second from Top, from L. to R.: Charles Newman, Steve Bisbikis, Bob Wulfing, Steve Crook, Bob Bacon. Third from Top, from L. to R.: Alice . Spain, Ross Kermer, Brian Anderson, Ted Bulow, Michael Glenn, Regina Conte. Fourth from Top, from L. to R.: Karen Dykstra, Carol Beeck, Judy Burgess, Maureen Cornell, Rosemarie Corlett. Bottom Row, from L. to R.: Christine Patyk, Doris Kopischke, John Schussler, Judy Rainford, Marilyn Phillips. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS Top Row, from L. to R.: Bob May. Second from Top, from L. to R.: Wayne Grassel, Michael O'Trembiak. inca tromesLOpy strom to! Rae Jay Christensen, Richard Letts, James Stan- ley. Fourth form Top, form L. to R.: David Simmons, Kenneth Shuman, Dennis Ziar- ko, Charles Newman. Fifth form Top, form L. to R.: Linda Modglin, Paul Gouty, James Conte, Lil- lian Panfil, Phyllis Holmstrom. lop Rew, trom Es to Riz John Quirk, Robert Wright, Mark Gedonius, Janice Urbank. Second from Top, from L. to R.: Jean Hickey, William Wultfing, Hank Heinen. Third from Top, from L. to R.: Kathy Cain, Darlene Gamble. Bottom Row: Pat Maleckas. GERMAN CLUB OFFICERS From L. to R.: Jean -Hartman, Diane senberg, Donna Voights, Carol Capek, Donna Weidner, Ar- COMMERCE AIDES cn tn OFFICE AIDES These service organizations assist the office staff, deans, counselors, and teachers everyday. Their assorted duties may include checking attendance, tiling books, printing tests, or keeping order in the halls. Top’ Row, from L. to R.: Harmony Hammond, Martha Wettergren, Pat Dulis, Marge Krauss, Lynn Fritz, Jean Larson, Judy Wheeler, Sara Thornton, Peggy Veneigh, Mary Zander, Diane Fitzgerald. Second from Top, from L. to R.: Regina Bailey, Sue Kolb, Mary Lou Vojteck, Bonnie Bessemer, Nancy Runge, Charlene Ward, Jean Hartman, Diane Hialtelin, Raylene Olson, Marsha Henley. Third from Top, from L. to R.: Renee Haerr, Susan Temple, Judy Dugan, Pat Can- trell, Joyce Herman, Janice Sobol, Christine Evans, Carole Heagberg, Paulette Begitsche, Nancy Reno, Kathie Colatriano. Fourth from Top, from L. to R.: Margaret Esson, Joan Terhesh, Carol Beneski, Mari- beth Hookstadt, Linda Seese, Sharon Forkash, Karen Grady, Ann Kroner, Rosemary Duke, June Boucher. Bottom Row, from L. to R.: Joanna Valencik, Cathy Hart, Pat Luby, Virginia Hilger, Karen Harper, Mrs. Orr. ‘ie ina, ea” 41 1a i 15M hw IRS ee) jE ad a rt tt) te Tr hl ie ifn Beas i u y Lg“ : r 4 - M oo ' Bottom Row, from L. to R.: Mr. Burgess, Al Bulow, Eric Weiss, Bob Evans, Don Guinta, Tom Johnson, Jerry Hoffman, Bill Eak- ins, Ken Krout, Wally Cass, Fred Franklin, Jack Malpass, John Spellman, Bob Bryda, Joe Jasper Dave Kozial, Steve Larson, James Lunden, Chuck Damon. Second from Bottom, L. to R.: Tom Nelson, John Swickard, Don Alberts, Tony Ghelfi, Chuck Hayes, Dale Bechlofft, Al Janis, Bob Shutay, Bob Wulfing, Rich Bryles, Jim Heintz, Rich Kilton, Rich Bin, Jerry Harn, Dan Graham. Third from Bottom, from L. to R.: Scott Williams, Jim Collachia, LeRoy Sea, Carl Regnerus, Jim Janowiak, Henry Buczowski, Al Bonny, Tom Windsor, Ron Marshall, Bob Welsh, Jack Mclnery, NG . = Ron Stube, Jim Zieler, Tom Byrne, Jack Adams. Fourth from bottom, from L. to R.: John Gaskill, Ron Kandian, Ken McGuire, Ewal Ruceia, Al Paschal , Bob Morris, Gary Over- holser, Ray O'Leary, Rich Letts, Ron Rieckar, Ron Rekart, Rich LIBRARY AIDES Top Row, from L. to R.: Bruce Baillie, Peggy Veneigh, Joyce Snavely, Jeri- Jyn Campbell, Pat Schiller, Nikki Best. Second from Top, from L. to R.: Jean Weidner, Carole Stralka, Lynn Beening, Dorothy Patterson, Lloyd White. Third from Top, from L. to R.: Phyllis Holmstrom, Barb Bethke, Alice Spain, Gayle Fisler, Marlene Meyer, Rose- marie Kumzi. Fourtn anomelop, sorm Ll. to: Ros Pat Ryan, Shirley Gross, Marilyn Armes, Justine Vaitkus, Nancy Ehrenhaft, Cheryl Zich. Fifth from Top, from L. to R.: Cora Lu Dyckman, Chris Evans, Donna Bou- tet, Mary Gabby, Carole Heagberg, Mary Huskey. Bottom Row, from L. to R.: Miss Stutzman, Donna Bohne, Barbara Downey, Sharon Duffy, Arlene Kam- ber, Brenda Finn, Kathy Cain, Janice Clesson. Haehnlein, Douglas Ehrenhaft, Jim Arehart, Floyd Anderson. Fifth from Bottom, from L. to R.: Skip Kollpainter, Rich Ross, Gary Raymond, Bob Maddock, Tony Knable, Ron Barry, Gary Sayers, Tim Adams, Randy Richardson, Doug Glendenning, Steve Skora, Bob Hunyadi, Guy Hicklin, Terry Johnson. Sixth from Bottom from L. to R.: Don Zick, Frank Aquino, Fred Hazard, Gil Leska, Chuck Chase, Bob Bellfers, Steve Bisbickis, Larry Brandt, Robert Foster, Tom Burke, Al Carbough, Walter Smith, Gary Reed, Lyle Lake, Ed Draper. Seventh from Bottom, from L. to R.: Teddy Johnson, Dennis Carbough, Jim Hebeisen, Dennis Boyce, ............-.-. . dim Davis, Jim Buckley, Jerry Milstead, Pete Rhodes, Rich Barlow, Dennis Sindt, Ray Van de Warren, Dave Simmons, Nick Saviano. Eighth from Bottom, from L. to R.: Jim DeVries, Bob Gnass, Al Bergren, Bill Thompson, Charles Volkstorff, Wayne Fidler, Art Weber, Paul Sarpaulis, James Sturtecky, Jerry Lewis, Fred Bailes, Bill Brooks, Art Katzmann, David Dill, John Hebeisen. ae see 2 al ane ee ae) ¢ ; neo - ess The Math and -Science Clubs are con- cerned with furthering member interest in their particular fields. This is accomplished through films, field trips, and demonstra- tions. The Lab Assistants aid the Chemistry in- structors by helping Chemistry students set up, perform, and understand experiments. CHEMISTRY LAB ASSISTANTS... u's Dennis Ziarko, Ron Mar- Rachford, Richard Snek- : Joyce Herman, Mary David Gangloff, Fred Dennis Ziarko, Charles cms Robert Wright ) ¢ + ) 3 ywwmn ios SCIENCE CLUB Top Row, from L. to R.: Ron Lindgren, Bob Wright, Bob May, Tom Spark, Mark Oppenheim, Dennis Sikula. Seconda Row from Top, from L. to R.: Dennis Ziarko, Tom Kuras, John Carrington, Ewald Ruceis. Third Row from Top, from L. to R.: David Gangloff, Charles Newman, Fred Franklin, Bruce Baillie, Gary Lynch. Bottom Row, from L. to R.: Mr. Peaslee, Mike Glenn, Rick Snekhaus, Edward Schussler, Roy Diehl, Fred War- tenberg. CHEERLEADERS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Top Row, from L. to R.: Ann Katzmann, Martha Wettergren, Judy Wheeler. Bottom Row, from L. to R.: Jackie Cook, Janie Heinen, Bonnie Kane. al FROSH-SOPH CHEERLEADERS From L. to gilin, Donna Madeline Th ton, Penny A shining sideline star is present at every Oak Lawn sports event— our cheerleaders. They keep the crowd enthused and _ interested, thereby raising team morale. They are appreciated for the fine work they do in behalf of Oak Lawn High, the teams, and the spectators. FUTURE TEACHERS, NURSES, Top Row, from L. to R.: Carol Swanson, Kay Kinderwater, Joyce Herman, Adair. Paschal, Sharon Tatton, Rita Drag, Carol Emersky, Sharon Slomiany, Lynn Passer. Second from Top, from L. to R.: Joyce Burton, Kathie Colatriano, Jean Hickey, Donna Jordan, Carol Krueger, Marilyn Reiners, Nola Flroek, Diane Gustavson. Third from Top, from L. to R.: Sandy Masson, Nancy Novak, Charlene Reich, Renee Haerr, Joan Herman, Janice Sobol, Linda Harris, Nancy Reno, Janice McCarty. Fourth from Top, from L. to R.: Bev Smeeton, Marie Crebs, Pricilla Kopersmith, Laurel Bloom, Darlene Gamble, Pam Benkowski, Carol Rowan, Pat Luby. Bottom Row, from L. to R.: Mrs. Megenity, Judy De Runtz, Shirley Thompson, Shirley Emery, Bonnie Voss. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Top Row, from io toc RR Marge Schlabach, Jim Mur- phy, Diana Maulas, Denyse Hobbs, Bob Wright, Diane Griffin, Lynn Beening, Sue Ternafd; Alice Spain. Second from Top, from L. to R.: Arlene Kamber, Ingelore Kleist, Joanne Venckus, Dotty Patterson, Sue Koske, Tish Hull, Phyllis Bamberger, Shar- on Porter. Third from Top, from L. to R.: Barb McClaflin, Barb Brown, Brenda Finn, Don Bethke, Ron Ruth, Jean Morstadt, Cora Lu Dyckman, Diane Isenberg, San- die Masson. Bottom Row, from L. to R.: Marilyn Sims, Mary Curran, Joycelyn Tourangeau, Ginger Hilger, Sally Verschave, Cathy Sklar, Donna Voights, Gloria Niven, Pam Schussler. Top Row, trom L. to R.: Jean Weidner, Nancy Runge, JoAnn Meyers, Beverly Sell, Bea Koll- man, Pat White. Second from Top, from L. to R.: Carol Hull, Carla Kope, Kathy Dyer, Rita Hodges, Darlene Westerman. Third from Top, from L. to R.: Barbara Mc- Claflin, Darla Anderson, Ruth Greide, Nancy Talsma, Charlene Haas, Carole Ruggia. Bottom Row, from L. to R.: Mrs. Fredenburg Donna Basham, Judy Chapper, Carol Chapman, Janice Sobol, Carol Roberts, Jackie Muszynski. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS We have records of the past, we live in the present, and we ponder the future. Some wonder what they will do after graduation, and some already know. For those whose future will include participation in teaching, nurs- ing, or homemaking, there are the ‘future ' clubs. These organizations urge members on to the achievement of their goals, while helping them prepare for their chosen vocation. Top Row, from L. to R.: Kathy Poetz, Marcia Bibb, Jean VanPelt, Vickie Riley, Mary Gluth, Nola Florek. Second from Top, from L. to R.: Christine Whalen, Cheryl Martineich, Lana Pinkston, Charlene Talsma, Charlene Koglin. Third from Top, from L. to R.: Pricilla Koppersmith, Jean Meager, Charlene Reich, Susan Dake, Gina Conte, Susan Pawl. Bottom Row, from L. to R.: Susan Hull, Nora Vittorio, Wanda Musgrove, Pat Maleckas, Mrs. Stoery. 2 ) | fo xi tit Sa STUDENT COUNCIL (REPRESENTATIVES) STUDENT COUNCIL een Te réike ) -_. Bi . Top Row, from L. to R.: Wayne Grassel, Steve Skora, Al Bergren, John Hebeisen, Judy Wheeler, John Rachford, Bob May, Chris Jensen, Ron Barry, Joe Hornat, Jim Marshall, Tom Kuris, Jim Daniels. Second Row, from Top from L. to R.: Steve Crook, Danny Graham, Jack Maines, Mark Gedonius, Joe Hendricks, Jay Christensen, Ray Bermond, Pat Huet, Dave Simmons, Glen Scott, Pat Dulis. Third Row from Top, from L. to R.: Bonnie Bessemer, Marge Schlabak, June Meske, Russ Ahner, Sara Thornton, Sharon Noteboom, Mary Zander, Sally Curcio, Susan O'Trembiak, Janice Urbanks, Darlene Brandt, Laura Fitzgibbons. Fourth Row. from: op, trom os) to. acess seen _.... Tom Mungiovi, Jean Hickey, Barbara Calbow, Cheryl Ganaloff, Christine Roe, Terry Hammond, Sue Kolb, Bill Wulf- ing, Marilyn Reiners, Susan Sonichen. Second Row from Bottom, from L. to R.: Mary Jane Lewis, Larry Augistine, Sue Sulas, Jackie Cook, Tish Hall, Verna Stoll, Sandy Miller, Linda Rinkus, Justine Vaitkus, Jim Conte, Jim Swanson, Joan Terhesh. Bottom Row, from L. to R.: Ginger Benton, George Kamber, June Wester, Priscilla Price, Nancy Reno, Diane Ruse, Marge Vaitkus, Donna Zick, Miss Greagor. One of the biggest stars at O.L.C.H.S. is our Student Council. This elected group is representative of the en- tire student body, thereby giving everyone a voice in its workings. The Student Council constantly seeks to better student-faculty relations and bring any needed improve- ments to Oak Lawn. Some of its projects include the parking lot check, the distribution of concessions to various clubs, and participation in National Student Council Week. Through the untiring efforts of our Student Council school life is made more enjoyable for us all. _ MEOe It wr ns STUDENT COUNCIL Sitting, from L. to R.: Sponsor, Mr. Adduci; Vice President, Bill Wulfing; President, Pat Dulis; Sponsor, Miss Greager. Standing, from L. to R.: Reporter, Randy Richardson; Secretary, Dave Dill; Treasurer, John Rachford. STUDENT COUNCIL ALTERNATES Bottom Row, from L. to R.: Mr. Adducci, Darlene Gamble, Gloria Neven, Kathy Hart, Gail Douglas, Vickie Rykaczewski, ae Leet oe Eileen Gilett, Ginger Hilger, Pam Predl, Pat Cox. Second Row from Bottom, from L. to R.: Carol Beneski, Pam Collins, Diane Gustavson, Raylene Olson, Carol Rezzla, Susan Sonichen, Doris Kopischke, Edna Kajer, Sharon Forkash, Cheryl Gangloff, Lynn Oliver, Pat Lane. : Third Row from Top, from L. to R.: Cheryl Martinich, Regina Bailey, Dee Brill, Ann Katzmann, Jo Ann Meyer, Rich Pezzopane, Marge Krauss, Diane Morgan, Shirley Fitzgerald, JoAnn Venkus, Judy Zajac, Sally Steeves. Second Row from Top, from L. to R.: Dick Senese, Ted Schumn, Don Tal- lerico, Ray Gesiorski, Joyce Karmarz, Jim Stanley, Richard Barlow, Mike Krajic, Eric Weiss, John Hellbert. First Row from Top, from L. to R.: John Cump, John Swickard, Leonard Wettergren, Don Bergwall, Bill Brooks, Bob Mack, Jim De Vries, Ed Wit- kowski, Gary Reed, Rich Letts, Anthony Knable, Roger Reinch. Top Row, from L. to R.: John Griffin, Tom Heintz, Robert May, Robert Kata, Bruce Wagner. Bottom Row, from L. to R.: Doug Kirby, Joseph Kentz, Charles Mason, David Quinn, Bruce Keller. Not glamorous, not glittering, but exciting and ex- ercising are a few adjectives that describes a cer- tain star. This star represents hardy and fun loving clubs such as these, which have an air of convivi- ality about them. Two of these organizations, the Chess Club and Boys Bowling, give members a chance to campete with each other, while affording them an opportunity to learn the finer points of the field in which they participate. The Industrial Arts Club is concerned with delving deeper into the various processes and workings of industry. All three clubs have one thing in common—a good time. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB Top Row, from L. to R.: Floyd Anderson, Terry Deid- rich, Chuck Schultz, Ray Tenegal. Bottom Row, from L. to R.: Don Guinta, Mr. Ward, Dennis Trubac. BOYS BOWLING Bottom Row, from L. to R.: Joel Delorenzo, Robert Packer, Dennis Fonte, John Schuss- ler, Charles Lava, Alan VanTongeren, Jack Adams, _.........., James London, Rich- ard Kelley, James Swanson, John Holgate, John Stewart. Second Row, from L. to R.: Bob Woodrum, Albert Kollman, Dave DeSalvo, Frank Barta- sis, John Hoaker, Dave Dibble, Bruce Re- bout, Tom Wilson, Ron Stubbe, Ron Ve- ague, Jack Winegar, Leroy Sea. Third Row, from L. to R.: Carl Regnerus, Paul Quandee, Joe Jasper, Larry Brandt, Ted Johnson, Brian Anderson, Frank Milkevitch, Bob Rozhon, Tom Burke, Chuck Schultz, Bob Wulfing. Fourth Row, from L. to R.: Jeff Hull, Ron Bamberger, Fred DeVries, Tim Burke, Art Brauer, Bob May Skip Fidler, Charlie Volk- storf, Dale Bechlofft, Hugo Arquillo, Randy Rowsey, Bob Bryda. P. A. OPERATORS Top row, from left to right: Marvin Schurke, Tom Sparks, Robert Still, Mike O'Trem- biak, Roger Reinsch, Fred Franklin. Bottom row, from left to right: Ed Schussler, Bill Watson, Mr. Flanery, Den- nis Lindberg, Rich Snek- haus. The Public Address System Operators are present at every home sports event to help students ‘keep tabs’ on the score and action. They also set up sound equipment for many of our assemblies. Both organizations are ac- tive practically every day, and their service is invaluable to the faculty and student body. The Film Club is charged with the responsibility of showing films and aiding teachers who use Film Club equipment in their classrooms. FILM CLUB Top row, from left to right: Bob Morris, Ron Lindgren, Alan Harnew, Mark Oppen- heim, John Carrington, Rich Martin. Second row, from left to right: Walter Smith, Louis Schalk, Bill Lisak, Bruce Baille, Scott Williams. Third row, from left to right: George Ternand, Rich Snek- haus, Bill Komorn, Stan Wiec- zorek, Gregg Downey, Jim Lunden. Bottom row, from left to right: Tom Pinkston, Tony Novak, Paul Breuninger, Walter Lange, Mr. R. S. Johnson, sponsor, Sharon Forsberg, Editor-In-Chief To the staff come the yearly job of assembling all phases of school and student life into a well- organized yearbook. Before school even begins, the staff has an idea as to what the book's theme will: be. All future work has to be directed towards carrying out this theme. In September the real work is undertaken. There is advertising to be collected, photographs to be taken, copy to be written, subscriptions to be sold. Added to these are two very large jobs—typing and indexing. There are also several planning sessions held during the year as the book progresses, to check work done and map out needed material. Staff members ut in many hours each week on the yearbook. When the Shield is sent to press, the Summer Supplement is begun. All the steps have to be repeated. From left to right: Sue Kolb, Class Editor; Tom Babb, Photographer; Mr. Brown, Shield Advisor; Jim Murphy, Business Manager; Sara Thornton, Class Editor. ee ee eae SSS —__—_—ES__apaqaqpaeea—=q_ 1961 SHIELD STAFF From left to right: Don Babb, Sports Editor, Pho- tographer; Linda Seese, Art Editor; Mike Rambo, As- sistant Copy Editor, Pho- tographer; Renee Haerr, Copy Editor. 448° = SOUTHWEST HIGH DOG’N SUDS 9251) SOUTH CICERO FRANKS DEPT SI0i 4858 WEST 95% SIREE FRANK PAXTON LUNBER Co S10| W Pel peas eee GREATER CHICAGO SERY STATO SouThwest Nighwoay é Creans Ave H HAGERTY LOT tus FORD ENC Stoo West 95% sr From left to right: Christine Evans, Typist; Carole Heagberg, Typ- ist; Joyce Herman, Typist. SPARTANITE STAFF From the beginning to end, the Spartanite is the project of the Journalism class. Putting together an issue of the Spartanite calls for the combination of many jobs such as writing, typing, proofreading, editing, interviewing, etc. When one issue goes to press, work is begun on another. The Spartanite featurés a great variety of items which are of interest to students and faculty; consequently, it enjoys wide distribution and popularity. Top row, from left to right: Harmony Hammond, Sharon Noteboom, Diane Maulus, Joseph Hornet, Charles Newman, Steve Crook, Sara Thornton, Jean Hartman. FIRST SEMESTER Top row, from lett to right: Don Alberts, Jerilyn Campbell, Judy Wheeler, Al Janis, Roy Crispe, Chuck Schultz, Ron Kandian, Doug Ehrenhaft. Second row. from left te right: Barb Zacharias, Ingelor Kleist, Ed Zagorski, Helen Lisak, Janice Grant, Sherrilynn Dobes, Sharon Groll. Third row, from left to right: Shirley Fitzgerald. Barb Stevenson, Bonnie Broecker, Karen Meloy, Sandra Schumm, Donna Daniels. Bottom row, from left to right: Nancy Reno, Mary Ann Cirilla, Donna Basham, Donna Owens, Ethel Coley, June Boucher, Mr. Marks. Absent when picture was taken: David Rihel, Ray Cieslinski, Myrline Lockwood, Patsy Jackson, Marge Sansone, Louise Suvada. SPEAR STAFF Spear is O. L.'s literary magazine. Spear Staff members read all material submitted by students, type, proofread, and, when the print- ing is finished, actually put the magazine to- gether. The result of all this effort —the Spear — contains the best in student written poems, essays, and short stories. Second row, frem left to right: Jean Hickey, Phyllis Holmstrom, Susan Kolb, Susan Hess, Dorothy Patter- son, Susan Koske, Kathleen Colatriano. Bottom row, from left to right: Mr. Eckman, Patricia Luby, Susan Brooks, Judy Duggan, Beverly Appa, Susan Tinsley, Barbara Carpenter, Christine Evans, Marilyn Phillips. SECOND SEMESTER Seated front center from left to rignt: Jan Scott, Sue Talcott, Darlene Drabandt, Karleen Hesting, Phyllis Brooks, Joan McHenry. Seated left of table, front to back: Lynn Fritz, Geri Kaczmarski, Tom Byrne, Chuck Rambo. Seated rear-center from left to right: Harmony Hammond, Linda Seese, Tim Burke, Jim Lunden, Frank Stanford, Ken Albertini. Seated right of table, front to back: Sharon Noteboom, Tony Ghelfi, Don Peterson, Al Paschal. Standing, from left to right: Tim Adams, Phil Nevills, Bob Hunyadi. This particular star radiates in four directions — character, ‘scholarship, leadership and service. These are four requirements that nominees must meet in order to become a member. To be a part of this association js one of the highest honors that can be bestowed upon a student of OLCHS. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Top row, from left to right: Dennis Ziarko, Ellis Julien, Robert Gnass ,Arthur Weber, Thomas Sparks, Arthur Katzmann, Marvin Schurke, Alec Olund. Second from top, from left to right: Renee Haerr, Eric Weiss, Janie Heinen, Edward Schussler, Martha Wettergren, Harmony Hammond, Sharon Gierach. Bottom row, from left to right: Mr. Trauscht, Marilyn Phillips, Karen Harper, Sharon Forkash, Susan Temple, Kathy Hart, Miss Kopp. Top row, from left to right: Stanley Stanley, Roger Reinsch, Bill Nelson, Jim Stanley, Diane Griffin. econd row, from left to right: Jackie Cook, Bonnie Bessemer, Barbara Stanton, Judy Dugan. Bottom row, trom left to rignt: Mr. Trauscht, Kathy Cain, Geri Kaczmarski, Miss Kopp. FOREIGN LANGUAGE LAB. OPERATORS Top row, from left to right: Wil- liam Schultz, Allen Broyles, Andy Milwid, James Buckley, Tom Sparks, Gary Lindsey. Second row, from left to right: Charles Newman, Dave Simmons, Dennis Ziarko, Joanne Tunstall, Sally Curcio. Bottom row, from left to right: Ron Ruth, Patricia Berchtold, Linda Modglin, James Shannon. By setting up and running recording equipment, the Foreign Language Lab Op- erators aid teachers using the lab's facili- ties. The Tutors, under the sponsorship of the National Honor Society, donate a tree period towards assisting fellow students with their more difficult subjects. By filing and keeping track of records, the Nurses Aides lend a helping hand to Mrs. Megenity. SERVICE is the goal of these organi- zations. Bottom row, from left to richt: Marilyn Phillips, Susan. Temple, Kathy Hart, Linda Tucceri, Kathy Cain, Renee Haerr. Second row, from left to right: Sue Koske, Ingelore Kleist, Geri Kaczmarski, Jackie Cock, Phyllis Bamberger, Margaret Schlabach. Sue Ternand. : Third row, from left to right: Harmony Hammond, Bonnie Bessemer, Jane Heinen, Lynn Beenina, Alec Olund, Diane Griffin. Top row, from left te right: Bill Nelson. James Stanley, Bob Gnass, Tom Sparks, Art Weber, Marvin Schurke, Dennis Ziarko. NURSES AIDES From left to right: Pat Luby, Jean Hickey, Mrs. Megenity, Kathie Colatriano, Nancy Reno.. Ry Ay ) ‘ Lal wo OO « wy “ i Ta] w a f o 2 o wW I o ih) ¥ = ) ) ‘ ‘ a w I ‘ ; ul Y) t fel wu ” o ¢ ) C ‘0 oo Ww ‘ ® - tag! v) : ny ) C) Ae eG . oe eM £ HOU re ‘ w ™ wo ¢ fia] a row t oO ®,.- (@) me UY)! PEPPERS w w i) © ov © @ ©, MODERN DANCE aero as aI fe A va For excellence and meritorious performance in the dramatics of speech, students are granted mem- bership in the national dramatics honor society, the Thespians. They are Oak Lawn's ''stage stars.’ Our Thespian chapter is now in its third year of operation. Thes- pians have a great interest in the theatre and prove it by the skilled work they do in dramatic arts. This year's Christmas assembly was presented by the Thespians. Bottom row, from left to right: Donna Owens, Susan Temple, Elaine Bart, Jeanne Folk, Mr. Tucker, sponsor. Second row. from left to right: Phyllis Holmstrom, Harmony Ham- mond, Ray Parke, Sue Koske, Judy Dugan. , THESPIANS Third row, from left to right: Dorothy Patterson, Jim Murphy, Rob- ert Gnass, Charles Rambo, Richard Sell, Don Bethke. The Dramatics Club strives to increase interest in. the theatre. Meetings are held in a workshop atmosphere, and demonstrations in make-up and acting are typical of the subjects viewed and discussed. A greater understanding of the theatre in all its aspects is imparted to members. Bottom row, from left to right: Mr. McCleary, Marilyn Phillips, Joyce Miskovich, Donna Owens, Kathy Cain, Darlene Gamble, Joy- celyn Tourangeau, Pat Luby, Kathy Hart, Cheryl Bachert, Pat Maugeri, Mr. Tucker. Second row, from left to right: Mary Ann Demas, Janice Mt- Carty, Bonny Landell, Susan Sonichson, Sherry Groll, Beverly Appa, Barbara Schander. Cheryl Ganaloff, Pat Lane. Third row, from left to right: Joan DeClue, Carol MacEntee, Vir- ainia Rachford, Karen Thomas. Christine Lester, Linda Seese, Ann Kroner, Delores Marcanio, Susan Temple... Fourth row, from left to right: Carol Dean, Maribeth Brinkmann, fa eo 4 . ay DRAMATICS CLUB Bill Wulfing, Frank Tourngeau, Diane Liese, Janie Heinen, Bob Sheehan, Donna Boutet, Dick Sell, Ray Parke, Donna Gooding, Bob Hutton, Ed Zagorski, Judy Dugan. Fifth row, from left to right: Harmony Hammond, Adair Paschal, Sheila Ruzella, Dorothy Patterson, David Gangloff, Jerilyn Camp- bell, Penny Lundquist, Dee Griffin, Paul Quandee, Tom Windsor, Mary Zander, Alice Spain, Jo Ann Venckus. Sixth row, from left to right: Nikki Best, Nancy D'Amico, Andria Lotz, Jim Marshall, Bob Neerman, Bill Larson, Tom Sparks, Bob Gnass, Bob Hansen, Jim Murphy, Chuck Rambo, Lynn Fritz, Beverly Sell, Joyce Snavely. Sao A on een + ; Ne N DEBATE CLUB Members of the Debate Club match their knowledge and wits against other students by participating in the fine art of competitive debate. Top row, from left to right: Joann Swanson, Johnn Carrington, Gail Wheeling, Ed Schussler. Bottom row, from left to right: Brenda Finn, Donald Bethke, Cora Lu Dyckman, Ronald Fain. Students in Forensics are concerned with furthering their pro- ficiency in the field of speech and speech activities. Their major activity is the state-wide speech contest held in the spring. FORENSICS CLUB Top row, from left to right: Phyllis Holmstrom, Jean Hart- a i oa man, Sue Koske, Richard Letts, ig pea Dorothy Patterson, Harmony a he “eons ’ Reyes Hammond, Kathy McNally. J poemet Second row, from left to right: ; oe . . te banal Martha -Egan, Don Bethke, = fore % A SS ii bao Sharon Porter, Dick Sell, Frank | (eam beg ; 2 PG . Tourangeau, Terry Hammond. i Bottom row, from left to right: Mrs. Fuelling, Betsy Huet, Su- san Temple, Jeannie Folk, Mrs. Redmond. ; ' ———_ 1] mesiagond : . aN rs ae “ae oo | Top row, from left to right: June Meske, Jim Murphy, Rita Drag, Mark Zielke, Bill Larson, Ron Smeathem, Don Sternberg, Lois Sullivan, Dorothy Paterson, Tom Schrey. i Second row, from left to right: Sandra Lenderman, Pam McKay, Sue Koske, Harmony Hammond, JoAnn Venkus, Elaine Turner, Laurel DeYoung, Hank Bukowski, Mr. Vargo. ART CLU B Third row, from left to right: Linda Harris, Susan Braach, Beverly Appa, Diane Liese, Sharon La- throp, Leslie Weidner, Carolyn Ganger, Louise Hammond, Renee Haerr. Bottom row, from left to right: Mrs. Caul, Marilyn Phillips, Eileen O'Hara, Margie Anderson, Sandy Hassfield, Kathy Dyer, Sharon Groll, Ron Anderson, Judy Graves, Bonnie Voss, Mr. Bolton. | Incentive to shout for Oak Lawn is amply Another achievement of the club this year ) provided by a ‘swinging’ star, the Pep Club. was the co-sponsorship with the Student Council ie is attend all coe events us le eel of Elaine Barry's trip to Germany. awn participates and, following the Cheerlead- : ; ers’ call, stir O. L. fans to a loud pitch. The 7 eee oe ey ih art pti! their efforts of Pep Club members are greatly appre- perio “es fon eer ve ra a aa eg Fo ciated by our athletes, and morale runs high at Sate; ‘a pane ee : an ot Hae ‘poe sports events because of their work. BOR 0 SCR Se tare eee ae PERRGEUB SPEECH CONTESTANTS q Ht ) i. { 4 ks 3 a ! : : Betsy Huet, Comic Play Reading, Marvin Schurke, extemporaneous Dorothy Patterson, Prose Reading, Sth at District. speaking, 5th at District. 2nd at District. Rich Letts, Radio Speaking, 6th jat District. ; Nancy D'Amico, Verse Reading, 7th at District. y y Susan Koske, Original Monologue, Ist at District. Susan Temple, Original Oration, 2nd at District. see} ee Harmony Hammond, Serious Play BReading, 3rd at District. Dick Sell, After-Dinner Speaki 2nd at Districi. Q os oy WW 123 You'd better not start nothing with women if you know what's good for you!” 1961 CONTEST PLAY Daisy: ‘| don't have to take this from you and whats more | won't. Mr. Zero: ''Women make me sick. This year's contest play, ‘The Adding Machine , won second place at Confer- encve, third at District, and seventh at Sectional. The policeman has come to arrest Zero from the murder of his boss. Mr. Zero makes a last futile plea for his life. Top row, from left to right: Penny Lundquist, Beverly Sell, Denise Hobbs, Mark Oppenheim O P E R ETTA Grassel, John Spaulding, Nick Rizzato, Verna Johnson, Chris Klein, Lana Morton. Second row, from left to right: Sharon Gierach, Marge Schlabach, Elaine Rodriquez CH ORUS Wally Cass, Dan Murphy, Shirley Harmon, Ruth Pirsig, Ruth Sanow. 2 Third row, from left to right: Brenda Finn, Barbara Trimmer, Sally Steves, Ken Narducy, Ray Lipp, Bill Petersor:, Don Tallarico. Top row, from left to right: Chris Roe, Gail Wheeler, Ted Schumm, Andrea Lotz, Tom Jankosky, Bil Adam, John Griffin, Mark Gedonius, Jay Christensen, Bill Siemers, Rick Woodring, Roger Buss, Bill Saunoris, Joyce Karzmar, John Sloan, Ruth Battenburg, Donna Johnson, Ken Medows. Second row, from left to right: Pat Moore. Sue Lipp, Terry Hammond, Lois Tellinghuusen, Peggy Smith, Sharon Talsma, Lynn Weickelt, Sue Hendlewski, Joanne Swanson, Frank Tourangeau, Dan French, Judy Gierhahn, Nancy Pawlak, Sue Scellato, Carol Dean, Marlene DeVries, Caro Third row, from left to right: Sharon Kollpainter, Cheryl Hartmann, Judy Haynes, Janice M Marsha Pawl, Marge Beatty, Charlene Talsma, Bonnie Paulson, Betty Austin, Bill Smith, Rich H Norene Croft, Pam Pheatt, Diane Gambon, Kathy Kosusnik, Carol Wians, Barbara Meyers, J Fourth row, from left to right: Janice Hovey, Pat Lane, Annmarie McLaughlin, Pam Collins | Damico, Diane Toumey, Janet Relfson, Mary Johnson, Linda ris, Cheryl Gangloff, Sandy Gurra : F R ES IK M E N Charlene Higgins, Lana Pinkston, Charlene Koglin Sue Gambon, Marge Baker, Marie Bova. . Fifth row, from left to right: Kathy Whalen, Charlene Reich, Doris Bensema, Marianne McLaugnlin | Pam Goffinet, Mary Ann Demas, Carol Boy im Holt, Ann Leper, Marlene Becker, Sandy Radom- MIXED ski, Darlene Borucki, Adele Viollt, Penny Nickels, Angie Ripaldi, Richard Lightcap, Sally Vershave Janet Leiner. ; Sixth row, from left to right: Doug Kirby, Stephani i urtzweil, Beverly CH O RUS Kucinski, Gail Evans, Chris Patyk, Chery! ner, Emili iollt, Laurel Bloom, Marae Cook, Beverly Smeeton, Pat Cox, Eil farie Byrne, Shirley Emery. : Seventh row, from left to right: Virginia Hi ittorio, Pat Maleckas, Sue Nea Marge Vaitkus, Arlene Miller ren Ire vart, Bonita Voss, Betty Bennag Sue Hall. iP. ree if ae ete elle GIRL’S TRIO From left to right: Janie Heinen, Joyce Harris, Sandy Schumm, Martha Wettergren. Top row, from left to right: Jim DeVries, Ellis Julien, Bob May, Randy Richardson, Jerry Lewis, Bob Gnass. Second row, from left to right: John Fiitzgerald, Bob Willman, Guy Hicklin, Dick Sell, Ken Krout, Lyle Lake, Ed Witkowski. Third row, from left to right: Jim Daniels, Jack Malpass, Ron Ostapkowicz, Jim Collachia, Russ Chevalier, Gary Raymond, Bill Haberichter, Tim Adams. Fourth row, from left to right: Sally Curcio, Lynn Fritz, Al Stasiak, Bill Eakins; Bob Vojtech, Wayne Gray, Bill Komorn, Tom Windsor, Pat Dulis, Jean Larson. Fifth row, from left to right: Diane Griffin, Rose Kumzi, Marge Krauss, Joyce Vojtech, Miary Lou Vojtech, Kay Kinderwater, Barb Zacharias, Pat Kelly, Anne Katzmann, Shirley Smith, Martha Wettergren. Sixth row, from left to right: Ruth Haaker, Donna Boutet, Marsha Henley, Sue Koske, Ray- lene Olson, Carla Kope, Linda Rinkus, June Kammerer, Shirley McCullough, Judy Spasato, Marilyn Moore, Janie Heinen, Janice Urbank, Joyce Harris. Bottom row, from left to right: Rose Duke, Myrlene Lockwood, Dee Brill, Janet Home, Pat Scellato, Donna Bohene, Cheryl Bachert, Wanda Musgrove, Kathy Hart, Donna Owens, Ann Kroner, Sandy Schumm, Joan DeClue. CAPPELLA CHOIR OFFICERS SECTION LEADERS | Top row, from lett to right: Bob Willman, Bob Gnass, Ellis Julien, Guy Hicklin. Second row, from left to right: Pat Dulis, Jean Larson, Joyce Harris. ‘ ; Third row, from left to right: Carla Kope, Martha Wettergren. Bottom row: Sandy Schumm. 1960-61 was an activity packed year for Oak Lawn's various vocal groups. October 7—Choral Clinic. November 6 13—Recording Session. December |—Choir Appearance at Congregational Church. December 5—Choir Appearance at Oak Lawn P.T.A. December |0—Messiah Performance. December |5—Madri- gal Appearance. December |18—Choir-Band Concert. Febru- ary 3—All State. February 14—Spartanaire Appearance at Clearing Industrial Club. February 27—Choir Appearance at Brandt P.T.A. March !0—South-West Suburban Music Festival. March !5—Choir Appearance at Sward School. March 16 |7—Operetta Chorus, '' Red Mill’. April 6—Na- tional Honor Society Assembly. April |!5—District Contest. April 21—Choir Concert, Choir Dinner. April 23—Choir's trip to Dunes. May 3-—Music Assembly. May 6—State Contest. } | } | | MADRIGAL Top row, from left to right: Lyle Lake, Bob Gnass, Bob May, Jerry Lewis, Ellis Jul- ien, Jean Larson. Second row, from left to right: Carla Kope, Tom Windsor, Diane Griffin, Joyce Harris, Bill Eakins. Bottom row, from left to right: Joan DeClue, Janie Heinen, Pat Kelly, Bill Ko- morn, Sandy Schumm, Kathy Hart. Top row, from left to right: Tom Windsor, Bob Willman, Dick Sell, Ellis Julien. Second row, from left to right: Tim Adams, Randy Richardson, Bob Gnass, Bill Komorn, Bob Vojtech. S PARTANAI RS Third row, from left to right: Carla Kope, Pat Kelly, Barb Zacharias, Jean Larson, Pat Dulis, Janie Heinen. Bottom row, from left to right: Janet Home, Martha Wettergren, Marge Krauss, Chuck Chase, Joyce Harris, Diane Griffin, Marsha Henley, Sandy Schumm. Top row, from left to right: Diane Gustafson, Jeanne Hill, Sue Flinchum, | Pat Berchtold, Diana Maulus, Linda Franklin, Rita Drag, Sandy Evans, Carol Emmer- shy, Bernadine Molde, Jan- et Glavor. Second row, from left to right: Heather Zobel, Hel- en Hopkins, Darlene Karmi, Janet Sikora, Fran Leper, Sharon. Brandt, Sandy Cump, Chris DiVito, Mary Gabby, Maribeth Brinkman. Third row, from left to right: Marilyn Phillips, Beth Ann Hovey, Judy Breiling, Shirley Belt, Sue Beauvais, Edna Kajer, Eleanor Joel- son, Jeanette Pheifer, Toni Brown, Jane Jacoby, Janet Kurtzweil. Bottom row, from left to right: Ginger Benton, Joyce Burton, Judy Burgess, Nan- cy. Fritzius, Regina Conte, Donna Becker, Kathy Sklar, Diane Riese. Carol Meyers. ADVANCED GIRLS CHORUS RS EER “4 AL 1 |! Standing, from left to right: Sharon Noteboom, Diane Osborne, Sharon Forkash, Barbara Carpenter, Mary Huskey, Melva Freberg. Fourth row, from left to right: Gerald Curran, Roy Diehal, Frank Bartasis, Marie Crebs, Richard Micklin, Tom Johnson, Ed Burt, Al Paschal, Dan Davidson, Dave B E Gl N N | N G Rihel, Al Broyles, Al Bergren, Bob Hiorns. Third row, from left to right: Alan Harnew, Mike DeRuntz, Jim Drury, Donald BAN D Bethke, Tony Novak, Jeff Hull, Jim Basske, William Lewis, Jim Stanley, Leonard Wettergren, Paul Oppenheim, Dick Hiorns. Second row, from left to right: John Guide, Vickie Twigg, Chris Lester, Richard Sneckhus, Phyllis Bamberger, Bob Wright, Larry Hughbanks, Charles Phipps, Grant Hannapel, John Anderson. ; First row, from left to right: Delores Gordon, Linda Modglin, Karen Thomas, Bonnie Broom, Linda Oftedahl, Ginger Hilger. Bottom row, from left to right: Larry Geis, Ralph DeWitt, Monica Balon, Betty Crebs, Diane Vereecke, Carla, Wojik, Suzanne Dake, Vieda Cielinski, Judy West, Sandra Lawrence, Mary Curran, Judy DeRuntz, Bruce Webber. Second row, from left to right: Roger Schaver, Don Sonichsen, Clifford Olson, John DeYoung, Bill Virmond, Ron Johnson, Kenneth Kalfas, Eric Framberg, Tim Siemers, Wilma Haidacher, Donna Bellas, Mary Ann Haidacher, Gloria Niven, David Dozier, Richard Champlain, Howard Beintum, Robert Krug, Pete Tedesco. Third row, from left to right: Bob Still, Art Brauer, Vincent Tannura, Bill Tracy, Micheal Lackovic, John Hellberg, Jim Hobans, David Buckles. as Fourth row, from left to right: Jim Gibson, Morton Kissell,Tom Charrat, Jim Trudeau, Joel Marinko, STAG E BAN D Darlene Razniewski, Bill Moran, Jerome Ligman, Mary Gluth, Jim Xenos, Bob Crooks. First row, from left to right: John Fitzgerald, Mike DeRuntz, Jeff Hull, Mike Lester, Tony Novak, Jim “Drury. Second row, from left to right: Don Peterson, Frank Bartasis, Dan Davidson, Al Paschal, David Rihel, Al Broyles, Bob Hiorns. : Third row, from left to right: Roy Diehl, John Guide, Bill Lewis, Paul Oppenhein, Dich Hiorns. Standing, from left to right: Getald Curran, Mr. Pettibone. The Spartan Band, composed of students interested in instrumental music, had a busy schedule of appearances this year. August 6—Twilight Concert. September and October —Football Halftime Shows. October 12—Nationally Tele- vised Columbus Day Parade. November 20—Turtle Candy Sale, 10,000 boxes sold. December 7-!10—Midwest Band Clinic at Hotel Sherman. December 18—Christmas Concert, Band and Choir. January 25—Jazz workshop at V.F.W. Jan- uary and February—Home Basketball Games, Pep and Dance Bands. February 4—Jazz workshop at Peoria Illinois. February | 1—Chicagoland Stage Band Festival. February 1!3—Jazz Workshop Unit at Oak Lawn P.T.A. March 9-l10—Southwest Suburban Music Festival. March |4—Turtle Sale Apprecia- tion Concert at Sward School. April 3 and !0—Solo and Ensemble Night. April ||—Raphael Mendez, trumpet soloist, appeared with Spartan Band. April !5—District Music.Con- test. April 18—Band Tour. May 2—Music Asgembly for Stu- ae dent Body. May 6 —State Music Contest. May 12—Spring 2 ‘oO Band Concert. May 20—Band Banquet. May 28—Twilight Son ; Concert, All O.L. School Music Festival. May 31—Memorial 7 4 : Day Parade. June 7—Graduation. From left to right: Mike Lester, Treasurer Phylis Bamberger, Secretary Don Peterson, President OFFICERS Fourth row, from left to right: Don Yudis, Tony Ghelfi, Bob Hutton, Don Peter- son, Lonnie Richardson, Frank Aiello, Gerald Braasch. Third row, from left to right: Nancy Talsma, Sue Strelow, Linda Ladwig, Barbara Brown, Marcia Bibb, Regina Bailey, Sue Kolb, Bob Maddock, Leonard Roaan. Roger Canfield, Diane Isenberg. SPARTAN Second row, from left to right: Chris Jensen, Mel Oftedahl, Mike Lester, Marilyn Reiners, Rita Bartosz, Richard Martin, Sharon Forsberg, John Gaskill, Roger Reinsch, Diane Pogaensee. First row, from left to right: Donna Jordon, Russ Ahner, Tish Hull, Linda Conners, Gail Douglas. Top: Marilyn Rieners. From left to right: Diane Osborne, Sharon Note- boom, Sharon Forkash, Barbara Carpenter, Melba Freberg, Mary Huskey. TWIRLERS , A = hee) . 37) ee 7 Bs my) ; - bt ho Wea f fe ——— | ‘ s a 1 s a It ai rs ; . Fin Pe a aot 14 aie Sik ad ; ee | iz | oe O aE a es UO Zz Lu oe po CORONET® a he b ‘o) { iw N PATRON LISTING Atom Key Lock Service 6030 W. 95th Street Ga 3-4055 Balter Meat Provision 1152 W. Randolph Street Behrend's Hardware 5300 W. 95th Street Ga 2-0003 Ben's Men's Wear 4953 W. 95th St. Tuxedo Rental Service Wm. Brandt Son, Inc. 9520 S. 5lst Ave. Boyce Bros. Oil Co. 95th and Ridgeland Make Boyce Your Choice” Bud's Auto Body Shop 9836 Southwest Highway Carl's Barber Shop 9727 Southwest Highway “Haircutting By An Expert’ The Color Mart Inc. 5354 W. 95th St. Wallpaper and Paint Chris Hair Styling Salon 11936 Western Blue Island Courtsey Cab Co. 5512 State Road Rain or Shine Keep Courtsey in Mind Dean's Restaurant 9500 W. 95th St. GA 2-4848 Dougherty's Host House 94th and Southwest Highway Dog N Suds 9251 S. Cicero Emmets Beauty Salon 5168 W. 95th St. GA 5-2372 Fernwood Cleaners 5366 W. 95th Street Frank's Department Store 4838 W. 95th Street Just West of Cicero Frank Paxton Lumber Co. 570! W. 66th Street Chicago, Illinois Franks Television Radio Shop 9716 Southwest Highway GA 4-4222 Greater Chicago Service Station Southwest Highway Cicero Ave. George's Standard Station 95th Southwest Highway Haerr Roofing Service 9759 Southwest Highway GA 4-0499 Haggerty-Loftus Ford Inc. 5600 W. 95th St. Herff Jones Jewelers 10252 S. Trumbull Ave. GA 5-0274 B. F. Hensleys, Inc. 5217 W. 95th St. Hometown Childrens Wear 4074 Southwest Highway Irene's Hat B ox 5311 W. 95th St. |. N. R. Beatty Lumber Co. 5167 W. 95th St. Joes Hobby and Cycle Shop 9537 Cicero Featuring HO Trains and Mosaic Tile Jordan T.V. Sales Service 4809 W. 95th St. GA 2-0900 Knies Food Shop 5402 W. 95th St. GA 4-0637 Le Foldt and Lyon Cleaners 98 St. Southwest Highway Same Day Service Little Big Dollar Store 9632 S. Cicero Ave. Meco Welding Supply Co. 4835 S. Western Blvd. Chicago, Illinois Oak Lawn D-X Service Station 5712 W. 95th Street GA 2-9502 Oak Lawn Federal Savings 5555 95th Street GA 4-2600 Oak Lawn Hardware 4919 W. 95th Street Oak Lawn Snack Shop 5769 W. 95th Street GA 5-4949 Pauls Record Shop 5003 W. 95th Street GA 2-0205 “Compliments of a Friend Pop's Premium Meats 4957 W. 95th Street Never a Bum Steer'’ Reno Sport and Hobby Shop 5210 W. 95th Street GA 5-5400 Rod Nim Rod 5350 W. 95th Street GA 4-2060 Rossi's House of Music 4865 W. 95th Street GA 4-4320 Russell Wheeler Jeweler 5309 W. 95th Street Ed Saunoirs Barber Shop 5321 W. 95th Street It Pays to be Well-groomed Schrader-Harnew's Service Station 5110 W. 95th Street Sodaro's Grocery Store 9624 S. Cicero Ave. E. Spitzer Sons Service Station 5500 W. 95th Street GA 3-2707 S. S. Work and Sports Stores 5253 W. 95th Street Stefen's Service Station 5252 W. 95th Street GA 5-9714 Stevens Company 540! W. 95th Street Real Estate - Insurance - Loans Suburban Glass Interiors 4425 W. 95th Street Suburban Transit System 5800 W. 95th Street Superior Carpets Rugs 9730 S. Cicero Ave. Tampa Jeweler 5136 W. 95th Street Jack Thompson Oldsmobile 4040 W. 95th Street Travel Unlimited Inc. 5710 W. 95th Street Anywhere-Anyway’ ’ Walter F. Greger, Florist 93rd and 55th Court White Chick Drive-In 5554 W. 95th Street GA 4-8050 Youthtown 9515 Cicero “Compliments to O.L.C.H.S. Zoll’s Dept. Store 5351 95th St. INDEX Abramowicz, Jean 68 Abreu, Sergio 24 Adamitus, Lorraine 62, 74 Adamczyk, William J. 62 Adam, John A. 68, 74 Adams, John 24, 82, 85, 86, 87, 101,105,11 Adams, Margaret 68 Adams, Mary 68, 124 Adams, Raymond 74 Adams, Tim 62. 82. 85. 89, 90, 105117, 128,120 Adams, Vivian L. 74, 120 Adomaitis, Sharon 68 Adomaitis, Lorraine 120 Ahner, Cheryl 74, 124, 127 Ahner, Russell 68, 110, 132, 135 Aiello, Frank 24, 132, 135 Aiello, Vaughn 68 Akin, William 68, 127 Albertini, Kenneth 24, 85, 86, 87, I17 Albertini, Virginia 74 Alberts, Donald 62, 89, 90, 105, 116 Aldridge, James 24, 82, 85, 86 Allenson, Charles 68 Allensworth, Joyce 68 Allensworth, James 74, 82 Allert, Harold E. 74, 82 Allison, Richard 62 Ambrose, Thomas 74 Anderson, Brian 68, 102, 112 Anderson, Floyd 105, 112 Andersen, Ronald 25, 124 Anderson, Linda 74, 120 Andersen, Marguerite 74, 124, 127 Anderson, Darla 25, 109 Anderson, Diane 62, 124 Anderson, Gerald 68 Anderson, John E. 74 Anderson, John |. 74, 133, 135 Anderson, Judith 74 Anderson, Kenneth 62, 82 Anderson, Michael 82, 93 Anderson, Sandra 68 Anderson, Wayne 62 Anderson, William H. 74 Annerino, Charles 68, 88, 92 Appa, Beverly 24, 104, 116, 122, 124 April, Samuel 68 Aquino, Frank 24, 105 Aquino, Marylou 62 Arehart, James 68, 105 Arguillo, Hugo 68, 112 Armes, Marilyn 68, 105 Arnold, James 24 Arthur, Kenneth 62, 102 Ashenfelter, Charles 74, 88 Augustine, Larry C. 74, 92, 110 Augustine, Ronald 62 Augustine, Wayne 68 Austin, Betty 74, 127 Baaske, James 85, 133, 135 Babb, Donald 62, 115 Babb, Paul T. 74, 92, 102, 114 : Bachert, Cheryl 62, 103, 121, 122, 124,128 Bacon, Harold 85, 93, 95, 102 Bahls, Charlene 68 ’ Bailey Regina 24, 104, II1, 132, 134 Baillie, Bruce 25, 105, 106, 113 Baker, Kenneth 74 Baker, Margaret A. 74, 120, 127 Balas, Fred 62, 105 Balchumas, John 25 Bale, Raymond 74 Bale, Robert 68 Ballik, William 62 Balon, Martin J. 74 Balon, Monica 68, 134 Balstad, Linda 69 Bamberger, Phyllis 62, 108, 119, Bamberger, Ronald 25, 112 Barlow, Richard 62, 105, J11 Barrientos, Daniel 74, 82, 93, 95 Barry, Joseph 74 Barry, Elaine 58 Barry, Ronald 62, 85, 89, 90, 105, 110 Bart, Margaret 69 Bart, Elaine 62, 122, 126 Bartasis, Frank 25, 112, 131, 133, 135 Bartosz, Rita 62, 132, 134 Barzen, Lynn G. 74 Basham, Donna 26, 109, 116 Bath, James 62, 82, 93, 95 Battenburg, Ruth E. 74, 127 Baur, Art 112 Bawulski, James 69 Bawulski, Thomas 74, 88, 92 Bayne, Helen 62 Bayne, Charles 74 Beatty, Margaret 74, 127 Beauvais, Susan 102, 130 Beening, Lynn 105, 108, 119 Bechtlofft, Dale 26, 105, 112 Beck, Lonnie 26 Becker, Donna 69, 124, 130 Becker, Thomas 69 Becker, Marlene 74, 120, 124, 127 Beeck, Carol 74, 102 Begitschke, Paulette 62, 104, 124 Beilfus, Robert 62, 93, 105 Beintum, Richard 62, 105 Beintum, Robert 63 Beintum, Howard 74, 134 Bell, Karen 26 Bellas, Donna 74, 134 Below, Allan 26 Bellezza, Sherry 69 Belt, Shirley 63; 120, 130 Beneski, Carol 69, 102, 104, II1, 124 Benkowski,. Pamela 69, 108 Bennage, Betty 74, 120, 127 Bensema, Doris 74, 127 Benton, Virginia 69, 107, 124, 130 Berchtold, Patricia 69, 119, 124, 130 Berg, Jo A. 74, 127 Bergren, Alvin 26, 85, 89, 90, 110, 131, 133 Bergren, Marie 63 Bergren, Susan 74 Bergwall, Donald W. 74, II] Bermond, Raymond 74, 110, 88 Berthold, Susan 69, 102, 124 Bessemer, Bonnie 63, 100, IOI, 104, 110, lS, LESS. 124 Best, Nikki 63, 102, 105, 122 Bethke, Barbara 63, 105, 120 : Bethke, Donald 26, 82, 89, 108, 122. 123, 131, 133 Bibb, Marcia 69, 109, 120,°121, 132, 134 Bierwalter, Jerome 63 Bird, Carolyn 69 Bisbikis, Steve 63, 82, 93, 94, 102, 105 Bishop, Marilyn J. 74 Bishop, Joseph 26 Blasgen, Thomas 69, 74 Bloom, Laurel 74, 108, 127 Bloomquist, Iris 69 Bockman, Raymond 74! 88 Bodendorfer, Eddie 63 Boehm, George 69 Boersma, Catherine 74 Boersma, Gary 75 Bohne, Donna Lee 26, 105, 128 Bohnen, Sharon 75 Bolstad, Linda 120 He TES AIS, Bong, Barbara 75 Bonny, Albert 26, 105 Borkowski, Lydia 69, 124 Boros, Stephen 69 Borucki, Darlene 75, 120, 127 Boston, Russell 75 Bottomley, Gail 75 Boucher, June 27, 116, 120 Boucos, Charles 75 Bourbon, Richard 75 : Boutet, Donna 63, 105, 122, 124, 128 Bova, Marie 75, 120, 124, 127 Bowman, Barbara 69 Bowman, Carol 69 Bowman, Sherry 75 Boyce, Carol 75, 127 Boyce, Dennis 69, 102, 105 Boyce, Gary 27 Braasch, Gerlad 27, 132, 135 Braasch, Susan 75, 124 Brady, Bernard 27 Brandt, Darlene 27, 110 Brandt, Larry 63, 105, 112 Brandt, Sharon 27, 130 Brauer, Arthur 69, 134 Braun, Robert 69, 88 Brawn, Barbara 75 Breiling, Judy 27, 130 Breiling, Suzanne 75 Breuninger, Paul 75, !13 Brewer, Michael 69 Brill, Jeanette 63, I11, 128 Brinkmann, Maribeth 69, 122, 124, 130 Brock, Philip 63 Brock, Richard 75 Broecker, Bonnie 27, 116 Brooks, Peter 69 Brooks, Susan 27, I16, 120, 121, 124 Brooks, Terrance 75, 92 Brooks, Phyllis 63, 117 Brooks, William 27, 82, 85, 87, 105, III Broom, Bonnie 75, 133, 135 Broschofsky, Dwight 69 Brown, Barbara 69 Brown, Barbara 108, 124, 134 Brown, Judy 28 Brown, Toni 69, 120, 124, 130, 132 Broyles, Allen 63, 119, 131, 133, 135 Bruck, Raymond 28, 82, 93, 95 Brucker, Robert 28 Bryda, Robert 69, 105, 112 Bryles, Richard 28, 105 Bruckles, David 75, 134 Buckley, James 63, 105, 119 Buczkowski, Henry 105, 124 Bukowski, Janet 63 Bukowski, Jane 124 Bulow, Alan 105 Bulow, Ted 63, 93, 95, 102 Burdelik, Maryls 69, 121 Burgess, Judy 69, 102, 130 Burke, Thomas 63, 112 Burke, Timothy 28, 105, 112, 117 Burnicks, Eleanor 75 Burnicks, Mathew 63 Burns, Barbara 75 Burman, Jerry 63 Burrei, Kathi 63 Burt, Edward 69, 131, 133 Burton, Alan 69, 88, 92 Burton, Joyce 69, 108, 130 Burton, Phillip 28 Buss, Roger 75, 92, 127 Byrne, Marie 75, 127 Byrne, Thomas 28, 82, 87, IOI, 105, I17 Cain, Kathleen 63, 103, 105, 118, 119, 122 Calbow, Barbara 69, 110, 124 Caldwell, Katheryn 75 Campbell, Jerilyn 28, 105, 116, 122 Canfield, Bette 63 L Canfield, Roger 75, 82, 102, 132, 134 Cantrell, Patricia 28, 104 Cantrell, Ralph 69 Capek, Carol 28, 104, 120 Carbaugh, Dennis 69, 105 Carbaugh, Allen 69, 105 Carlson, Charlene 63 Carlson, Karen 63 Carpenter, Barbara 29, 100, 101, 116, 124, 133 INDEX Carrington, John 63, 106, 113, 123 Cass, Walter 69, 105, 127 Cass, Virginia 75 Catanzaro, Joeseph 63 Cerny, Thomas 75 Champlain, Richard 75, 134 Chancey, Patricia 63 Chapman, Carol 63, 109 Charvat, Thomas 75, 134 Chase, Charles 63, 105, 130 Chavosky, Richard 63 Chevalier, Russell 63, 128 Choyce, Carol 104 Christensen, Jay 75, 88, 96, 103, Christensen, Lynn 75 Cieslinski, Raymond 116 Cieslinski, Vieda 75, 134 Cirar, Donald 29 Cirilla, Mary Ann 29, 116 Clapper, Judy 29, 109 Clark, Geraldine 75 Clark, Robert 63 Clark, Rosemary 75 c G 110, 127 esson, Janice 69, 105 ettenberg, Alan 75, 92 Cohen, Charles 75 Colatriano, Kathleen 29, 102, 104, 108, Wit dee tear Cole, Donna 75 Cole, Kenneth 75 Coles, Sharon 63 Coley, Ethel 29, 116 Collachia, James 63, 85, 93, 105, 128 Collings, Lawrence 29 Collins, Pamela 75, 111, 124, 127 Condon, Joyce 29 Conlon, Wayne 75 Conners, Linda 29, 132, 135 Conroy, Carol 69 Conte, James 75, 103, 110 Conte, Regina 75, 102, 109, 130 Cook, Jacqueline 63, 107, 110, 118, 119, 124 Cook; Mary = 75, 127 Corlett, Rosemary 75, 102 Cornell, Maureen 69, 102, 124 Corrigan, James 63 Counts, Cathy 63 Courtney, John 63 Covas, Marianne 63, 120 Covas, Richard 24, 29 Covas, Thomas 75, 88, 96 Cox, Patricia, 75 ) Me i24el27 Coyne, Virginia 69, 124 Cozad, Richard 75 Crane, Kenneth 75, 127 Crebs, Betty 75, 120, 134 Crebs, Marie 30, 108, 131, 133 Crispe, Roy 30, 82, 116 Croft, Noreen 75, 127 Cronin, Penelope 75 Crook, Steve 63, 102, |10, 116 Crooks, Robert 75, 88, 96, 134 Cuff, Nancy 75, 120 Cump,, Jon 24, 30) 82;.85, 93,995; sOGnulba Cump, Sandra 69, 124, 130 Cunningham, James 69 Curcio, Sally 69, 110, 119, 124, 128 Curran, Gerry 63, 133, 135 Curran, Mary 75, 108, 120, 134 Cuthbertson, Joan 75 Cybluski, Roseann 69, 121, 127 Czemske, Jeannette 69 Dadam, Victoria 75 Dahl, Ruth Ann 69 Dake, Suzanne 75, 109, 134 Daley, Patricia 30 Damico, Diane 75, 127 Damico, Nancy 63, 122, 125 Demon, Charles 105 Damon, Donna 63 Damm, Alan 69 Damm, John 75 Daniels, Donna 63, 100, 101, 116, 124 Daniels, James 69, 92, 110, 128 Daniels, Thomas 30 Dargert, Gloria 69 INDEX Dassau, Louie 89, 90 Davis, James 105 Davidson, Daniel 69, 131, 133, 135 Davidson, James 30 Dean, Carole 75, 120, 122, 124, 127 Debo, Jemy 63 Declue, Joan 30, 122, 128, 130 Defrancesco, Patricia 75 Dekraker, Linda 75, 120 Delorenzo, Joel 75, 112 Del Priore, Michele 69 Demarco, Lorree 75 Demas, Mary Anne 75, 120, 122, 124, 127 Denk, Joseph 75 Ders, Joyce 75 Derro, Marianne 75 Deérro, Patrick 30, 82 Deruntz, Micheal 63, 75, 131, 133, 135 Deruntz, Judith 108, 134 Derwin, Robert 63 Desalvo, David 30, 112 De Vries, Bill 75 DeVries, Fredrick 63, 112 De Vries, James 63, 82, 85, 89, 90, 105, Ill, 128 DeVries, John 30 De Vitto, Christine 75, 124, 130 De Vries, Marlene 75, 120, 127 De Vries, William 82, 96 De Witt, Ralph 69, 134 De Young, John 69, 134 De Young, Laurel 69, 124 Dibble, David 31, 112 Di Chiara, Diane 63 Dicola, Anthony 31 Diedrich, Darrel 63 Diedrich, Terry 112 Diehl, Roy 31, 106, 133, 135 Dilger, Michael, 75, 88 Dill, David 31, 105, II] Dillon, William 69 Dipaolo, Dominic 63 Dipaolo, Julio 82, 85, 86, 87 Dipaolo, Theresa 69 Di Vito, Christine, 102 Dix, Patricia 63, 120 Dix, Edna 12] Dix, Michael 63 Dobes, Kenneth 75, 88 Dobes, Sherrilynn 64, 116 Doggett, Glann 75 Donnelly, Margaret 75 Donnelly, Darryl 64 Dorgan, John 75, 88, 92 Dorney, Donna 31 Douglas, Gayle 75, 102, 111, 132, 135 Dowler, Sandra 69 Downey, Barbara 64, 105, 420 Downey, Laura 69 Downey,:Gregg 69, 82, 92, 113 Doyle, Timothy 75 Dozier, Charles 31, 76 Dozier, David 134 Drabandt, Darlene 31, [17 Drag, Judith 76 Drag, Rita 108, 121, 124, 130 Draper, Edward 64, 85, 93, 95, 105 Drenthe, Wayne 64, 85 Drewry, Charles 76 Drews, Denise 69 Driscoll, Larry 69 Droesser, Bonnie 69, 103 Droesser, Nancy 76, 120 Drury, James 64, 131, 133, 135 Dubiel, Judy 76, 120 Duffy, Joanne 76 Duffy, Sharon 64, 102, 105 Dugan, Frank 76, 88 Dugan, Judith 64, 102, 104, 116, 118, 122, 124, 126 Dugdale, Judith 76 Duke, Rosemary 64, 104, 128 Dulis, Patricia 31, 104, 110, JIt, 120, 128, 129, 130- Dumalski, Patrick 76, 88 Dunn, Bruce 64 Dunn, Terry 31 Duvall, Thomas 76, 96 Dyckman, Barry 76 Dyckman, Cora Lu 64, 105, 108, 123, 124 Dyer, Joseph 69 Dyer, Katherine 31, 109, 124 Dykstra, Karen 64, 102, 124 Dymoski, Carolyn 64 Eadie, Barbara 69 Eaker, Larry 76 Eakins, William 64, 105, 128, 130 Eberhart, James 76 Egan, Martha 76, 102, 123 Ehrenfeld, Carol 69, 124 Ehrenhaft, Douglas 32, 105, 116 Ehrenhaft, Nancy 64, 105 Ehrenhaft, Patricia 70 Ehrenhaft, Charles 76 Elde, Wayne 64 Emery, Shirley A. 76, 108, 120, 127 Emmershy, Carol 76, 108, 124, 130 Engel, George 70 Enk, Rita 64 Erickson, Patricia 76 Esson, Margaret 64, 104 Esson, Pauline 70, 124 Eubanks, Dorothy 70 Evans, Christine 32, 104, 105, 115, 116, 120, 121 Evans, Donald 32, 82, 85, 86, 87, 93, IOI Evans, Gail 76, 127 Evans, Larry 76, 96 Evans, Robert 64, 82, 93, 95, 105 Evans, Sandra 70, 130 Evans, Sharon 76 Everett, James 76, 88 Fain, Robert 123 Farquhar, Susan 76 Feeny, John 88 Feeny, Terrance 32, 76 Feil, Susan 76 Fenton, Donna 76 Fett, James 70 Fideli, Louis 70 Fidler, Wayne 32, 82, 105, 112 Finegan, James 64 Finn, Geraldine 76 Finn, Beverly 64 Finn, Brenda 64, 103, 105, 108, 123, 127 Fisler, Gayle 70, 105 Fitzgerald, Dianne 32, 104, 120, 121 Fit zgerald, John 70, 128, 135 Fitzgerald, Shirley 64, I11, 116, 120, 121 Fitzgibbons, Laura 70, 110, 124 Flinchum, Sue 70, 130 Florek, Nola 70, 108, 109 Floresch, Robert G. 76 Fokkens, Marilyn 76 Folk, Jean 64, 122, 123, 127 Fonte, Dennis 70, 112 Forbes, James 32 Forbes, John 76 Ford, Leonard 70 Forkash, Sharon 32, 104, III, 118, 133 Forsberg, Sharon 32, 114, 132, 134 Foster, Robert 70, 105 Fox, Terrance J. 76 Famberg, Eric 70, 134 France, Fred 32, 85 Frankland, Linda 70, 124, 130 Franklin, Fred 33, 105, 106, 113 Franzen, James 70, 88 Frazier. Gerald 70 Freberg, Melva 70, 124, 133 Freeman, Patricia 64 Freeman, ‘Richard 70 Freeman, Sandra 76 French, Daniel 76, 96, 127 Frenette, Renee 64 Friedman, Fred 70 Frith, Robert 76 Fritz, Lynn 64, 104, 117, 122, 124, 128 Fritzuis, Nancy 70, 130 Froelke, Virginia 70, 121, 124 Fudacz, Dorothy 33 Fuessel, Joseph 70 Fuessel, Thomas 33, 81, 85 Gabby, Mary 70, 105, 130 Gallagher, Dean 64° Gamble Duane L. 76, 82 Gamble, Darlene 70, 103, 108, I11, 122 Gambon, Diane L. 76, 120, 127 2 Gambon Susan M. 76, 106, 120, 121, 127 G anger, Carolyn 76, 124 Gangloff, Cheryl S. 76, 111, 122, 127 Gangloff, David 70, 106, 122 © Gardella, Cheryl 64 Gaskill, John 33, 105, 132, 134 Gedonius, Jeffery 33 Gedonius, Mark T. 76, 88, 96, 103, Geis, Lawrence 134 Gelger, Patricia 76 Geraci, Phyllis 70 Gericke, Arlene M. 76 Gericke, Gerald 33 Gerke, Martha 76 Gerke, Sylvia 70, 106, 124 Gesiorski, Marilyn- 33 Gesiorski, Raymond 76, III Ghelfi, Tony 33, 105, 117, 132, 134 Gibson, James H. 76, 134 Gierach, James 64 Gierach, Sharon 33, 118, 127 Gierhahn, Judith R. 76, 120, 127 Glavor, Carol 33 Gillett, Eileen 64, I11, 120, 124 Glavor, Janet 70, 130 Gillett, Eleanor 76 Glendenning, Douglas 34, 82, 85, 105, 126 Glenn, Michael 70, 102, 106 Glens, Janice 70 Gliege, Carolyn 70 Gluth, Mary 76, 109, 120, 134 Gnass, Robert 34, 105, 118, 119, 122, 124, 126, 128, 129, 130 Godby, David 76, 88 Goffinet, Pamela 76, 127 Gooding, Donna 122 Gordon, Dolores 70, 133, 135 Gouty, Paul 70, 103 Goveia, Richard 76 Grady, Karen 34, 104, 120 Graham, Danny 64, 82, 105, 110 Graham, James 70 Grant, Janice 34, 116 Grassel, Wayne 70, 82, 92, 103, 110, 127 Graves, Judith 64, 124 Gray, Wayne 64, 82, 128 Greco, Jacqueline 70 Green, Edward 76, 88 Green, Rebekah 64 Green, Sue 76 Griede, Ruth 64, 109 Grieger, Raymond 76 Grifin, Diane 64, 104, 108, 118, 119, 122, 124, 126, 128, 130 Griffin, John 76, 112, 127 Griffith, Margaret 64 Grignon, George 64 Grochowski, Larry 76 Grall, Sharon 34, 116, 122, 124 Gronendyke, Gretchen 70 Gross, Shirley 70, 105 Guersch, Robert 70 Guide, John 34, 131, 133, 135 Guinta, Donald 64, 105, 112 Guinta, Stephanie 76, 120, 124, 127 Gurniak, Joel 76 Gurra, Sandra 76, 127 Gustafson, Rudolph: 34 Gusick, Gary 70, 82 Gustavson, Diane 70, 108, I11, 130 Haa, Paul 64 Haas, Charlene 64, 109 Haaker, Ruth 70, 128 Habericther, William 64, 82, 128 Haehnlein, Richard 64, 105 Pe Haehnlein, Roger 70 Haerr, Renee 34, 104, 108, I15, 118, 119, 124 Hagberg, Richard 76 Haidacher, Mary 64, 120, 134 Haidacher, Wilma 76, 120, 134 Hall, Kenneth 76 Hall, John 34 Hall, Jon N. 34 Hall, Susan 76, 127 Hammond, Harmony 35, 104, 116, I17, te 8, 119, 421 Hammond, Louise 6, 124 Hammond, Terry 75, 110, 120, 123, 127 Hannapel, Grant 35, 133, 135 Hansen, Heather 70 Hansen, Robert 35, 122 Harmon, Shirley 35, 120, 127 Harn, Gerald 64, 105 Harnew, Alan 64, 113, 133, 134 Harper, Karen 35, 104, 118, 135 Harris, Linda 76, 108, 124, 127 Harris, Joyce 35, 100, 128, 129, 130 Marthe Kathy 35, 104, 00h: 0r8; 119, (205 122)128 Hart, Thomas 76 Hart, Robert 70 Hartman, Jean 35, 104, 116, 123 Hartmann, Cheryl 76, 127 Hassfield, Sandra 35, 117, 124 Havelka, Joan ne 76 Hayes, Charles 35, 105 Haynes, Judith 76, 127 Hazard, Fred 36, 82, 85, 87, 105 Heagberg, Carole 36, 104, 105, 115, 20rel 2 Hebeisen, James 70, 82, 105 Hebeisen, John 36, 82, 92, 105, 110 Hedeen, Pamela 64, 120 Heinking, Stephen 36 Heinen, Jane 36, 107, 118, 119, 120, 122, 124, 128, 130 Heinen, John 76, 88, 92, 103 Heintz, Patticia 76 Heintz, Thomas 70, 112 Heintz, James 36, 105 Heintzelman, Patricia 64 Heitz, Karen 64 Hejna, Kathleen 70 Hellberg, John Il, 76, 134 Helstein, Carol 76 Helstein, Larry 70 Henclewski, Susan 76, 127 Hendricks, Joseph 64, 110 Henley, Marsha 36, 128, 130 Henley, Richard 76, 88, 96, 127 Herman, Joan 70, 108 Herman, Joyce 36, 104, 106, 108,-115 Herodes, Helen 64 Herscher, Edward 76 Hess, Kenneth 64 Hess, Susan 36, 116 Hessling, Rita” 76 Hesting, Karleen 36, 117 Hetzel, Frederick 70 ; Hickey, Jean 64, 103, 108, 110, 116, 119, 121 Hickey, Jeffery 76, 88, 96 Hicklin, Guy 37, 105, 128, 129 Hicks, James 37, 64 Hicks, Sandra 70, 120 Higgins, Charlene 76, 102, 124, 127 Higgins, Charles Hilger, Barbara 37 Hilger, Virginia 37, 104, 108, 111, 133, 135 Hill, Jeanne 70, 124, 130 Hinds, Virginia 77, 120, 127 Hiorns, Richard 64, 133, 135 Hiorns, Robert 65, 131, 133, 135 Hirsch, Diana 37 Hjaltelin, Diane 37, 104 Hjorth, Janet 65 Hoaker, John 112 Hobans, James 77, 96, 134 Hobbs, Denyse 65, 108, 124, 127 Hodges, Rita 65, 109 Hoekstra, Casey 77 Hoekstra, Bart 65 Hoeper, David 70 Hoffman, Jerry 65, 105 Hoffman, Richard 77, 96 Hogate, John 70 Hoker, Jack 70, 102 Holgate, John 112 Holmes, Diane 70 Holmstrom, Phyllis 37, 103, 105, I16, Ale Lee 728: Holt, James 77, 96, 127 P22 e123 12470 125,128? Home, Janet 37, 128, 130 Hookstadt, Maribeth 37, 104, 127 Hopkins, Helen 70, 130 Hornat, Joseph 37, 110, 116 Hornat, Richard 77, 88, 96 Horvath, Joyce 70 Hovey, Janice 77, 127 Hovey, Beth Ann 70, 102, 130 Hovey, David C. 65, 82, 85 Housepian, Kasper C. 77, 82, 96 © Howard, James 70 Howard, Judith 65 Howells, William 65, 70 Howells, Ronald 70 Huet, Elizabeth 77, 102, 123, 125 Huet, Patrick 70, 96, 110 Huffman, Georgetta 77 Hull, John 70, 77 Hughbanks, Larry 38, 133, 135 Hull, Carol 65, 109 Hull, Jeffery 38, 112, 131, 133, 135 Hull, Leatittia 108, 110, 124, 132, 135 Hull, Susan 109 Humann, Richard 77 Hunt, James 70 Hunyadi, Robert 105, 117 Huskey, Mary 38, 105, 135 Hutter, Sandra 77, 120 Hutton, Robert 38, 122, 132, 134 Ireland, Karen 77, 127 Isenberg, Diane 65, 104, 108, 132, 134 Ivers, Roberta 38 Jaburek, Al 65 Jackson, Patsy 38, 116, 127 Jacobson, Fred 77 Jacoby, Jane 71, 124, 130 Jankosky, Thomas 77, 127 Janis, Alan 38, 105, 116 Janowiak, James 38, 105 Jasper, Joseph 65, 105, 112 Jendrejak, Thomas 38 Jendrezejak, Tony 65 Jennings, Judy 65 Jennings, Russell 38 Jennings, Robert 77 Jensen, Chris 39, 110, 132, 134 Jensen, Leonard 77, 96 Joelson, Eleanor 71, 130 Johnson, Elizabeth 77 Johnson, Carole 71, 102, 120, 124 Johnson, Donna 77, 127. Johnson, George 39 Johnson, Glen 77 Johnson, Lynda 7I Johnson, Mary 77, 127 Johnson, Ronald 77, 34 Johnson, Sonja 65 Johnson, Theodore 105, 112 Johnson, Terry 71, 105 Johnson, Thomas 71, 88, 105, 131, 133 Johnson, Verna Lee 39, 127 Johnston, Karen 39 Jordan, Donna Lee 65, 108, 132, 135 Julien, Ellis 39, 118, 128, 129, 130 Juraszek, Andrew 39 Jurewi cz, Jerry 77 Jurinek, Karen 7 Jurinek, Evelyn 77, 120 Justus, Allan 77 Kaczmarek, Francis 65, 120 Kaczmarski, Geraldine 65, 117, 118, 119, 124 Kajer, Edna 71I, III, 124, 130 Kalfas, Kenneth 77,. 134 Kamber, Arlene 108, 120 Kamber, George 77, 82, 96, 110 Kamber, Marie 65, 104, 105 Kammerer, June 71, 128 Kammerer, Bruce 39 Kandian, Ronald 39, 116 Kane, Bonnie 65, 107 Kanwischer, Fred 71 Kappel, Richard 65 Karmie, Darlene 71, 130 Karroman, Douglas 71 Karnik, Karen 39 Karus, Dennis 103 Karzmar, Joyce 77, III, 127 INDEX Kasko, Joseph 71, 92 Kasper, Harvey 7] Kasper, Nancy 7| Kasput, Judith 77 Kata, Robert M. 77, 96, 106, 112 Katsenes, George 77, 88, 92 Katzmann, Anne 65, 100, 101, 107, III, PZe24) 7128 Katzmann,. Arthur 39, 82, 85, 86, 87, 89, 90 ROnG es hOS peeks Katzmann, Richard 77, 88, 92 Kauffman, Lillian 65 Kaznewski, Darlene 124 Kealey, Darleen 65 Keller, Bruce 88, 112 Kelley, Richard 40, 77, 112 Kelly, Patricia 40, 128, 130 Kentz, Joseph 77, 88, 112 Kerkering, Patricia 77 Kermer, Ross 71, 102 Kestian, Dennis 77, 88, 96 Kiehl, Dorothy 77 Kilton, Richard 65, 105 Kimpel, Paul 77, 96 Kinderwater, Kathrine 40, 108, 128 Kirby, Douglas 112, 127 Kirby, Wallace 65, 82 Kirby, Wayne 77 Kirk, Carol 40 Kissell, Morton 77, 134 Klahn, Dave 77 Klepac, Judy 77 Klein, Christine 71, 127 Kleist, Ingelore 65, 108, 116, 119 Klemenke, Marianne 71 Knable, Anthony 40, 85, 105, II} Knezovich, George 40, 82 Knoblauch, Katherine 71 Knowski, Pat 71, 121, 124 Koca, Paula 77, 120 Kochanek, Richard 65 Koglin, Charlene 77, 109, 120, 127 Koglin, Walter 65 Kohn, Sharon 77 Kolar, Dorothy 40 Kolar, Cynthia 7I Kollman, Albert 77, 112 Kollpainter, Sharon 77, 127 Kollpainter, Harry 40, 105 Kollmon, Beatrice 65, 109 Kolb, Susan 65, 102, 104, 110, 114, 116, 124, 132, 134 Komorn, William 40, 113, 128, 130 Konieczny, Anita 65 Kopersmith, Priscilla 108, 109 Kope, Carla 40, 109, 128, 129, 130 Kopp, Ernest 77, 88 Korthase, Karen 41, 120 Koske, Susan 41, 108, I16, 119, 122, 230 247 25. i 2Ge az Kosusnik, Kathleen 77, 127 Kosik, Rosalind 71, 124 Kousnetz, Gary 77 Koven, Phyllis 71, 124 Kowalewski, David 71 Kowalczyk, Lois 77 Koziel, David 41, 82, 85, 105 Kopischke, Doris 71, 102, I11, 124 Krajic, Michael 77, 82, 92, I 11 Krause, Carol 41 Krause, Edmund 77, 88 Krauss, Margaret 41, 104, 111, 128, 130 Krauss, Lynn 71 Krone, Charlene 4 Kroner, Ann 41, 103, 104, 122, 128 Krout, Kenneth 41, 105, 128 Krug, Robert 7, 134 Krueger, Carol 77, 108, 127 Kubas, Robert 77, 88 Kuches, Robert 77 Kucinski, Carol 77, 127 Kumzi, Arlene 77 Kumzi, Ronald 41 Kumzi, Rosemarie 65, 105, 124, 128 Kunz, Joyce C. 77 Kunz, Sharon 77 Kuras, Dennis 71 137 INDEX Kuras, Thomas 71, 92, 102, 106, I10 Kurtzweil, Margaret 77, 120, 127 Kurtzwell, Janet 71, 130 Kurn, Carole 77 Kuszynski, Karl 41 Lackovic, Michael 134 Ladwig, Linda 124, 132, 134 Lafaire, Patricia 65 Lafranco, Gloria 77 Lake, Lyle 65, 105, 128, 130 Lamb, James 71, 88 Lammel, Robert 71, 82 Landell, Bonita 77, 122 Lane, Patricia 77, I11, 122, 127 Lange, Barbara 77 Lange, Walter, 77, 113 Lara, Georgeanna 77 Laraviere, Judith 77, 120 Larsen, William 42, 122, 124 Larsen, Steve 65, 105 Larson, Jean 42, [04, 124, 128, 129, 130 Larson, Paul 77, 88 Lata, Robert 77 Lathrop, Sharon 77, 124 Lathrope, Mary C. 77, 102, 120 Lava, Charles 112 Lawrence, Sandra 77, 120, 124, 134 Leach, Sheridan 71, 96 Lee, Robert 42 Leese, Diane 120 Leiner, Janet 77, 127 Leisure, Loren 77 Lempecki, Evelyn 78 Lendermon, Sandra 77 Lentz, Robert 78, 88 Leper, Ann 78, 120, 127 Leper, Fran 71, 130 Leska, Gilbert 42, 82, 85, 105 Lester, Christine 78, 122, 131, 133 Lester, Michael 42, 102, 132, 134, 135 Letts, Richard 65, 82, 89, 90, 103, 105, BW 23) h25 Letten, Judy 71 Lewis, Fred 65 Lewis, Gerald 42, 82, 85, 105, 128, 130 Lewis, Mary Jane 42, 106, 110 Lewis, William 42, 133, 135 Liebenow, Jill 71, 124 Liese, Diane 78, 122, 124 Lightcap, Richard 78, 127 Lightcap, Carol 71, 124 Ligman, Jerome 71, 134 Lindberg, Dennis 65, 113, 124 Lindeborg, Russ 78 Linderman, Sandra 124 Lindgren, Ronald 42, 106, 113 Lindsey, Gary 71, 82, 119 Lipp, Susan 78, 120, 127 Lipp, Marie 65 Lipp, Raymond 71, 127 Lipsk, Michael 65 Lisak, Helen 42, 116, 120, 121 Lisak, William 65, 113 Lockwood, Myrline 43, 116, 128 Long, Frank 78 Long, Judith Kaye 43 Lotz, Andrea 78, 122, 127 Lubben, George 78 Luby, Patricia 43, 104, 108, 116, 118,122 Lucas, Andrienne 78, 120 Ludeman, Marianne 7] Lugo, Shirley 78 Lunden, James 65, 105, 112, 113, 117 Lundquist, Penny 122, 124, 127 Lynch, Gary 78, 88, 106 Lynch, Keith 43 Macglashan, Lynn 78 Mack, Robert 71, I1] ackey, James 71, 88 Macrae, Sandy 71 Maddock, Robert 43, 105, 132, 134 Maines, Jack 7!, 88. 110 Majercak, Michael 43, 82, 85, 86, 87,10! Maleckas, Patricia 78, 103, 109, 127 Malinowski, Richard 78, 88 Malmgren, David 71 Malpass, Jack 65, 82, 95, 96, 105, 128 Manz, Marlyne 65 Marcanio, Dolores 78, 122 Marchbank, Charlette 71 Markiano, Charlene 78 Markiano, Mike 71 Marinko, Joel 78, 134 Marlatt, Diana 65, 124 Marshall, Diane 65 Marshall, James B. 43 Marshall, James 65, 110, 122 Marshall, Ronald 44, 105 Martin, Richard 65, 113, 132, 134 Martincich, Cheryl 78, 109, I11 Martinek, Joanne 43 Mason, Charles 78, 106, 112 Masson, Sandra 71, 108, 124 Mateljan, Karen 78 Mattson, Judith Ann 71] Maugeri, Patricia 71, 127 Mavgeri, Patricia 78, 122 Maulus, Diane 43, 108, 116, 130 ‘Maxwell, William 44 May, Robert 44, 102, 103, 104, 106, 110, $1228 130 Mayhall, ‘Robert 71 McCabe, Pamela 78 McCarthy, John E. 78 McCartney, Ann R. 78 McCartney, Rita 78 McCarty, Janice 78, 108, 112, 127 McClaflin, Ann Barbara 65, 108, 109 McCullough, Shirley 71, 128° McDonnell, Diane 65 McElhinney, Barbara 71 McEntee, Carol 71, 122, 126 McGeehee, Ken 65 Mc Gehee, Richard 78 Mc Gowan, Ralph 65 Mc Graw, Sandy 78, 106 Mc Guire, Kenneth 44, 105, 127 Mc Henry, Edward 78, 88, 92 Mc Henry, Joan 44, 117 Mc Inerney, John 44, 105 Mc Kay, Janet 78, 124 Mc Kee, Coreen 65, 102 Mc Kinney, Penny 44 Mc Lain, Kathy 65, 120, 124 McLaughlin, Mariann 78, 127 McLaughlin, Marianne 78, 127 Mc Millan, Linda 71, 124 Mc Millan, Margaret 66 Mc Nally, Kathleen 66, 123 Mc Reynolds, Thomas 44 Mc Tighe, Helen 71 Meagher, Jean 71, 109 Medows, Kenneth 78, 88, 127 Mehring, Ronald 66 Meister, Edward 71, 127 Meloy, Karen 66, 116 Meske, June 71, 110, 124 Meske, Marjorie 78 Meyer, Barbara 78, 127 Meyer, Joann 44, 109, III Meyer, Marlene 71, 105 Meyers, Carol 71, 130 Meyers, Nancy 78 Michalski, Ronald 71 Michersha, Patricia 78 Micklin, Richard 71, 88, 96, 131, 133 Mikos, Louis 78 Mikos, Nance 44 Milkevetch, Frank 71, 112 Miller, Arlene 66, 127 Miller, Sandra 78, 110 Milstead, Gerald 82, 85, 93, 95, 105 Milwid, Andy 66, 82, 119 Misic, John 78 Miskovich, Joyce 71, 122, 124 Mittermann, Joanne 78, 120 Modglin, Beverly 78, 107, 120, 127 Mod§lin, Linda 71, 103, 119, 120, 124, 133, 135 Molde, Bernadine 44, 130 Moore, Nancy 78, 120 Moore, Marylyn 66, 121, 124, 128 Moore, Patricia 78, 120, 124, 127 Moore, Rosemary 78 Moran, William 71, 134 Morgan, Diane 66, !11 Morgan, Ronald 78 Moroney, Eileen 78, 120, 127 Morris, Robert 105, 113 Morstadt, Jean 66, 108, 120, Morton, Lana 7, 127 Munch, Robert 78, 88 Mungiovi, Carmie 72, 110 Mungiovi, Thomas 78 Murdock, Lillian 45 Murphy, Daniel 72, 82, 127 Murphy, James 45, 108, 114, 122, 124, 126 Murphy, lerrence 78 Murray, Raelene 45 Musgrove, Tuawanda 72, 109, 128 Muszynski, Jacquelin 66, 109 Muzika, John 72 Myers, Delores 66 Naden, Sue 45 Narducy, Kenneth 72, 82, 92, Neal, Susan 78, 127 Neaves, Betty 45, 120 Neermann, Alyce 66 Neermann, Robert- 45, 122 Nelson, Thomas 45, 105 Nelson, Bill 66, 85, 118, 119 Nemcher, Lorraine 45 Nevills, Mary 72 Nevills, Phil 45, 117 Nevills, Margaret 66 Nevins, Nickie 72 Newman, Charles 45, 102. 103, 106, 116, 119 Nickels, Janis 78, 1U0 , 124, 127 Niven, Gloria 78, 108, II1, 134 Norris, Charles 78 Norris, David 78 Norris, Robert 66 Norris, Edward 78 Norris, Russell 78 Noto, Jeseph 72 Noteboom, Sharon 46, 100, 101, 110, 116, 117, 124, 133 Novak, Anthony 66, 113, 131, 133, 135 Novak, Gerald 72 Novak, Nancy 78, 108 O'Brien, Alan 72 Oeschel, Grant, 72 Oftedahl, Linda 78, 133, 135 Oftedahl, Melvin 46, 132, 134 O'Hara, Eileen 72, 124 O'Leary, Raymond 46, 105 Oliver, Lynn 72, 111, 120, 121, 124 Olsen, Raylene 46, 104, I11 Olson, Clifford 78, 134 Olund, Alec 46, 82, 118, 119 O'Malley, Edward 46 Ondriska, George 78 Oppenheim, Mark 72, 106, 113, 127 Oppenheim, Paul 46, 133, 135 ‘Osborne, Diane 72, 124, 133 Ostapkowicz, Ronald 66 85, 128 O'Trembiak, Michael 78, 103, 113 O'Trembiak, Susan 72, 110, 121, 24 Oberbeek, Barbara 46 Overholser, Alan 78 Overholser, Gary 46, 105 Owens, Donna 46, 116, 120, 122, Packer, Robert 78, 112 Padula, Thom as 47 Page, Karen 78 Page, Shirley 72 Paglini, Grace 72 Palermo, Steve 72 Palinski, Ronald 72 Panfil, Lillian 47, 103, 121 Panfil, Louis 72, 88 Parke, Raymond 47, 122, 126 Parker, Kevin 78 Paschal, Adair 78, 108, 122 | } } | f Paschal, Alvin 47, 105, 117; 131, 133,135 Paser, Lynn 78, 108 Passco, Donna 78, 102 Patitucci, Robert 72 Patterson, Dorothy 47, 105, 108, I16, eee el 230 24+ 25) 26 Patyk, Christine 78, 102, 127 Paul, Gregory 78 Paulsen, Bonnie 78, 127 Pawelski, Robert 78 Pawl, Marsha 78, 127 Pawl, Susan 109 Pawlak, Nancy 78, 127 Pawlak, Stephen 78 Payne, Ronald 78 Perillo, Donna 47 Perry, Don 105 Perri, Gabrialle 47 Peters, Michael 72 Peterson, Beverly 72 Peterson, Diana 72 Peterson, Donald 47, 117, 132, 134, 135 Peterson, Sandra Lee 79 Peterson, Sheryl 79, 103, 120 Peterson, William 72, 88, 96, 127 Pezzopane, Richard 79, 92, II| Pheatt, Pamela 79, 124, 127 Pheiter, Jeannette 72, 124, 130 Phillips, Marilyn 24, 47, 102, 116, 118, LiF 227 124.130 Phillips, Steve 66 Phipps, Charles 47, 133, 135 Pinkston, Laurence 79 Pinkston, Lana 79, 109, 127 Pinkston, Thomas 113 Pirsig, Richard 66, 134 Pirsig, Ruth 72, 124, 127 Platt, Diane 72, 124 Plefka, Mary 72 Poetz, Kathy 79, 109 Poggensee, Diane 48, 132, 134 Pohlman, Robert 48 Polacek, Sharon 79 Porter, Sharon 66, 102, 108, 120, 123 Posch, Sharon 48, 120, 127 Posteck, Kathleen 66 Pote, Carolyn 79 Potter, David 79, 92 Potts, Alice 48 Powell, Richard 79 Powell, Susan 79 Powers, Robert 72 Predl, Pamela 79, III Price, Raewyn 79, 102 Price, Prudence 72, 110, 124 Prokop, Karen 72 Pruett, Jo Anne 79 Puhr, Raymond 79 Quandee, Paul 48, 112, 122 Quasny, Ronald 66 Quinn, David 79, 112 Ouinkwwonnm.2. 03 Raap, John 72, 88, 96 Rachford, John 48, 106, 110, III Rachtford, Virginia 72, 122, 124 Radtke, Robert 72 _ Radtke, William 72, 88 Radomski, Sandy 127 Rainford, Judy 66, 102 Rainville, Edith 72 Rainville, Orville 72 , Rambo, Charles 48, 117, 122, 126 Rambo, Michael 48, 115, 124 Randle, Geraldine 72 Randle, Thomasina 66, 124 Ranstead, Martin 79 Rasch, Fred 72 Ray, Delbert 66 Raymond, Gary 48, 105, 128 Razniewski, Arlene 72, 134 Razniewski, Ronald 48 Rebout, Bruce 72, 112 Rebout, Carole 72 Rechten, Bette 79 Recla, Geraldine 49, 120 Reed, Gary 49, 82, 85, 86, 105, III Regnerus, Carl 49, 105, 112 Reich, Charlene 79, 108, 109, 127 Reid, Collene 79 Reid, Stewart 79 Reimer, Donald 66 Reiners, Marilyn 79, 108, 110, 132, 133,134 Reinsch, Roger 66, III, 113, 118, 132 134 Reithofer, Michael 49, 82, 85, 87 Rekart, Ronald 66, 105 Relfson, Janet 79, 102, 124, 127 Renkar, Gerald 66 Renkar, James 66 Reno, Barbara 49 Reno, Nancy 66, 104, 108, 110, 116, 119, 124 Rhode, William 72, 88 Rhodes, Peter 66, 95, 105 Richards, Robert 66,' 89 Richardson, Lonnie 72, 132, 135 Richardson, John 66 Richardson, Randy 62, 66, 82, 89, 90, LOS teu ilemet28 230) Riecke, Raymond 72, 105 Riese, Diane 72, 110, 120, 124, 130 Riggio, Yvonne 79 Rihel, David 49, 116, 131, [33035 Riley, Vicki 79, 109 Rinck, Darryl 79 Riney, John 79, 88 Rinkus, Linda 49, 110, 128 Ripaldi, Angeline 79, 127 Rizzato, Nickalos 79, 127 Rizzo, Joseph 72 Roberton, William 79, 88 Roberts, Carol 72, 109 Roberts, Charlene 49 Roberts, Darryl 79 Roberts, Dean 79 Roberts, Edith 79 Robson, Timothy 72 Roche, Lucille 72 Rodriquez, Elaine 72, 127 Roe, Christine 79,. 110, 127 Roe, Frederic 66 Rogan, Leonard 72, 132, 134 Rohm, Ray 79 Ronberg, Karyl 49, 120 Rosch, Mary Agnes 79 Rosenbower, Bonnie 79 Ross, Carol 72, Ross, Richard 49, 105 Rossten, Janice 66, 124 Rost, William 66 Rot, Judith 79 Rowan, Carol 108 Rowsey, Randy 79, 112 Rozhon, Robert 112 Ruceis, Ewald 66, 105, 106 Ruggis, Carol 66, 109 Ruhl, Eileen 72 Ruiter, Sandra 79, 120 Runge, Nancy 50, 104, 108, 120 Russell, Charles 72, 88 Ruth, Ronald 66, 108, 119 Ruzella, Carolyn 72, Ill, 124 Ruzella, Sheila 66, 121, 122, 124 Ryan, Patricia 50, 105 Rykacewsk, Victoria 66, 104, II1, 124 Sandrok, Marilyn 79 Sanow, Faith 72 Sanow, Ruth 50, 127 Sansone, Janet 79 Sansone, Margaret 50, 116 Santoro, Joanne 79 Sarpalius, Paul 50, 89, 90, 105 Sasala, James 79, 96 Saunoris, William 79, 127 Savaiano, Robert 72 Savaiano, Nick 50, 105 Sawyer, Susan 72, 124 Sayers, Gary 66, 85, 105 Scellato, Pat 66, 128 Scellato, John 50 Scellato, Suzanne 79, 127 Schaffler, Shirley 79, 102 INDEX Schalk, Louis 66, 113 Schander, Barbara 50, 122 Schauer, Roger 72, 134 Scherrer, Virginia 79 Schiller, Charles 79, 88, 92 SCHilermerma ls 2) e102 Schiller, Gary 66. Schiller, Marianne 50 Schiller, Patricia 66, 105, 124 Schiller, Rosemary 72 Schiller, Leonard 79 Schlabach. Margaret 72, 108, 110, 119, 127 Schmidt, Lee 50 Schmook, Cheryl 79 Scholl, Beatrice 79 Scholl, Robert 79 Schrage, David 72 Schram, Daniel 51 Schram, Lynn 79 Schrey, Thomas 79, 88, 124 Schroeder, Karen 79 Schultz, Alice 51 Schultz, Charles 51, 112, 116 Schultz, Earl 79 Schultz, James 72 Schultz, William 73, 119 Schumm, Sandra 51, 116, 128, 129, 130 Schumm, Ted 79, 92, 111, 127 Schurke, Marvin 51, 113, 118, 119, 125 Schussler, Joan 73 Schussler, Edward 51, 106, 113, 118, 123 Schussler, John 102, 112 Schussler, Pamela 79, 108, 120, 124 Scott, Glen 66, 110, 124 Scott, Janet 66, 117, 120, 121 Sea, Leroy 51, 105, 112 Sea, Patricia 72 Sea, Stephen 79 Seese, Linda 5, 104, 115, 117, 122 Seese, Thomas 79, 92 Segvich, Suzanne 79 Sell, Beverly 66, 1027 109s 122124527 Sell, Richard 51, 85, 122. 123) 2 Se alizoe (285 130 ; Senglaub, Laurence 66 Senese, Richard 79, I 11 Seymour, Frank 79 Shaffer, Chuck 85 Shambo, Earl 66 Shannon, James 79, 96, 119 Shaughnessy, James 79 Sheehan, Robert 51, 122 Shelley, Diane 66 Shepardson, Ra'ndall 73 Shuman, Stella 73 - Shuman, Kenneth 79, 103 Shutay, Robert 52, 85, 86, 105 Siebert, Darlene 52 Siemers, William 79, 127 Siemers, Tim 79, 134 Siaverson, Martin 66 Sikora, Janet 73, 130 Sikula, Dennis 73, 106 Simons, David 73, 88, 89, 96, 103 Simmons, David 67, 82, 96, 105, Sims, Merilyn 7Y, 108 Sindt, Dennis 105 indt, James 79 irles, Susan 79 klar, Catherine 73, 108, 130 klar, William 79 kora, Steve 52, 82, 85, 105, 110 afair, Lorraine 73 attery, Charlene 67 attery, Donna 67, 121 attery, Mary Ann 79 Sloan, Nancy 79 Sloan, John 79, 127 Sloan, Diane 52 Slomiany, Sharon 79, +08 Smeatham, Joanne 79 Smeatham, Ronald 52, 124 Smeeton, Beverly 30, 108, 127 Smith, Barbara 67 Smith, Carol 52, 121 139 Smith, Diane 67, 124 110, 119 ANNNNNNMNNM a eae seene 140 Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Elizabeth 80 Jerry 73, 88 James F, 52 James 73 Kenneth 73 Peggy 127 Shirley 73, 128 Walter 62, 67, 105, 113, Smith, William 80, 82, 88 Smith, William F. 73, 127 Snavely, Joyce 52, 105, 122 Snekhaus, Richard 106, 113, 131, 133 Snow, Kenneth 80 Snyder, Diane 80 Snyder, Robert 80, 88 Sobol, Janice 67, 104, 108, 109 Soice, Gene 52 Sonichsen, Carol 80 Sonichsen, Donald 73, 134 Sonichsen, Susan 80, 110, I11, 122 Sorensen, Joyce 52 Souhrada, Terrence 67 Spain, Alice 67, 102, 105, 108, 122, 124 124 Sparks, Thomas 53, 106, 113, 118, 119, 122 Sparrow, Roger 80 Spaulding, John 73, 127 Spellman, James 80, 88 Spellman, John 53, 105 Sposato, Judy 67, 128 Stack, Steven 80 Stane, Jean 80, 120, 124 Stanford, Francis 67, 82, 93, 95, 117 Stanley, James 62, 67, 103, Ill, 118. Ligawer 33. 135 Stanley, Stanley 67, 89, 90, 118 Stanley, Stanleene 73, 107, 121, 124 Stanovich, John 73 Stanton, Barbara 118 Stasiak, Allan 67, 128 Stelle, Carole 53, 120 Sternberg, Donald 67, 124 Stevens, Mike 73, 88. 92 Stevenson, Barbara 67, I16, 124 Stevenson, Diane 80 Steves, Sandra 80, 120 Steves, Sally 730 Mle 9121. 124, 127 Stewart, John 80, III, 127 Still, Robert 80, 113, 134 Stralka, Carole 73, 105, Strelow, Karen 67 Strelow, Susan 53, 132, 134 Stringham, Janet 67 Stube, Ronald 53, 105, 112 Studnicka, Robert 73, 96 Stull, Verna 80, 110 Sturtecky, James 105 Sulas, Sue 1,10 Sullivan, David 73, 88 Sullivan, Lois 53, 124 Sullivan, Mary Ann 67, 124 Sullivan, Raymond 73 Sumroda, Joseph 67, 85 Surin, John 80 Sutherland, Jon 67 Suvada, Loijise 53, 116 Swallow, Robert 73, 82, 96 Swan, David 80 Swann, Robert 80 Swanson, Carol 80, 108 ‘ Swanson, Joann 80, 123, 127 Swanson, James 73, 110, 112 Swartwood, Tina 73 Swickard, John 67, 85, Swickard, Mary 80, 120 Switzer, Lonnie 80 Sykes, Ronald 67 Szewezyk, Gertrude 73 124 10s, Ty Talcott, Susan 53, 117 Tallarico, Albert 53 Tallarico, Donald 73, Tallman, Ruth 73 Talsma, Charlene 80, 109 “ Talsma, Nancy 53, 109, 127, 132, 134 Talsma, Sharon 80, 120, 127 Tampa, Terry 73 Tannura, Vincent 73, 134 Tatton, Sharon 67, 108 Tavaggia,.Wayne 73 AOZ BH eet e7 . Taylor, Carolyn 73 Tebbens, Cory 73 Tedesco, Pete 134 Tellinghuisen, Lois 80, 127 Tellinghuisen, Ruth 67, 124 Tempestine, Marcella 73, 124 Temple, Susan 54, 104, 118, 123525 26 Tenegal, Raymond 73, 112° Terhesh, Joan 54, 104, 110 Ternand, Sue 54, 108, 119, 124 Ternand, George 80, 113 Terems, David 80 Thoel, Madeline 73, 107, 124, 127 Thomas, Karen 80, 102, 122, 133, 135 Thompson, Shirley 67, 108, 120, 124 Thompson, William 54, 82, 85, 86, 87, bie P22: 101, 105 Thornton, Sara 67, 102, 104, Ome Aas 116, 124 Timm, Patricia 73 Tinsley, Susan 116 Tometich, Alice 73 Tomlinson, Diane 67 Tourangeau, Frank 80, 102, 122, 123, P2627; Tourangeau, Joycelyn 67, 108, 122, 124 Tracy, Stanley 73, 96, 134 Trezise, Raymond 73 rimmer, Barbara 54, 127 Trimmer, Pamela 73, 120, 121 Trubac, Dennis 112 Trudeau, James 80, 134 Tucceri, Linda 67, 119 Tunstall, Joann 73, 119, 124 Tuomey, Darlan 80 Tuomey, Diane 54, 102, 124, 127 Turley, Dennis 80 Turner, Elaine 54, 124 Twigg, Donald 54 Twigg, Vickie 73, 131, 133 Urchman, Darlene 80 Urbank, Janice 73, 103, 110, 124, 128 Vatikus, Justine 54, 105, 110 Vatikus, Margaret 80, 110, 127 Valencik, Edward 80 Valencik, Joann 54, 104, 120 Valois, Richard 80 Vanderhoff, Susan 73 Vanderwarren, Ray 67, 105 Vanpelt, Jeanne 73, 109, 124 Vantogeren, Alan 73, 112 Veague, Ronald 55, 112 Venckus, Joanne 55. 108 Ill 121. Veneigh, Margaret 55, 104, 105, 121 Vereecke, Diane 80, 134 Vershave, Jean 67, 102, 124 Vershave, Sally 80, 108, 120, 127 Veverka, Kenneth 73, 88 Veverka, Marilyn 55, 127 Viollt, Adele 80, 127 Viollt, Emilie 80, 127 Viollt. Kenneth 73 Virgin, Karen 80 Virmond, Bill 80 Visnovsky, Veronica 80 Vittorio, Nora 80, 109, 127 Vobrucek, Earl 55 Vobroucek, Kenny 80 Voebell, Carol 67 Voights, Donna 80, 104, 108 Vojtech, Joyce 67, 124, 128 Vojtech, Mary Lou 55, 104, 128 Vojtech, Robert 73, 128, 130 Volkstorf, Charles 67, 105, 112 Voss, Bonita 80, 108, 124, 127 122, 124 Waggoner, Dolores 73 Wagner, Bruce 67, 112 Wagner, Ronda 80 Wanek, Raymond 73 Wanek, Beverly 80 Ward, Charlene 67, 104 Ward, Terrence 80, 88 Wartenberg, Fred 67, 106 Watson, Laverne 80 Watson, William 80, 113 Watt, Jack 80 Wayne, Victor 67 - Wayner, Patricia 73 Weber, Arthur 55, 89,90, 10S Sts, p24 Webber, Bruce 73, 134 Weickelt, Lynn 80, 127 Weidner, Donna 55, 104 Weidner, Jean 67, 109, 120, 124 Weidner, Joan 67, 105 Weidner, Leslie 80, 124 Weiss, Eric 55, 82, 93 95 eh Oe te Weiss, Iris 67 Welsh, Barbara 73 Welsh, Robert 55, 105 Werkman, Robert 80 West, Judy 80, 134 Wester, Rebe 80, I10 Westerman, Darlene 67, 109, 120, 121 Westerman, Donna 80 Wettergren, Martha 24, 56, 98, 100, LO] N04 107) Hig: (28, 129.3 120 Wettergren, Leonard 73, 88, 102, III, 133, 135 Whalen, Christine 80, 109 Whalen, Kathleen 80, 127 Wheeler, Gail 80, 123, 127 : Wheeler, Judith 55, 104, 107, Or is White, Lloyd 56, 105 White, Patricia 56, 109 Whitley, Shirley 55 Wians, Carol 80, 124, 127 Wickman, Judith 67 Wieczorek, Stanley 80, 113 Wiegman, Douglas 80, 96 Willett, Harry 73 Williams, Scott 67, 105, 113 Willman, Robert 56, 128, 129, 130 Wilson, Tom 73, 112 118 Wilson, William 80 Windsor, Thomas 82, 93, 95, 105, 122, 128, 130 Winegar, Jack 56, 112 Wisek, Jimmy 67 Wisek, Judy 56, 127 Witkowski, Edward 89, 90, We Witthoft, Charles 56, 82 Witthoft, Dennis 67 Wittmer, Donald 80 Woicik, Carla 80, 134 Woodring, Richard 80, 92, 127 Woodrum, Robert 57, 112 Workman, Harold 67 Wozniak, Phillip 57 Wright, Robert 67, 103, 106, 108, Wrobleski, Leona 80, 120 Wulfing, Robert 57, 102, 105 Wulfing, William 62, 67, L03)5 ) Gia Peal 222 126 Wurster, Marvin 67 Wurster, Phyllis 57 Xenos, James 80, 96, 128 131,133. 134 Young, Janice 73 Yudis, Donald 73, 32, 134 Zacharias, Barbara 57, Zadakus, Richard 80 Zagorski, Edward 57, 116, 122 Zajac, Judith A. 80, 111 Zander, Mary 67, 110, 122 Zarnecki, Judy 80 Zelisko, Anthony 73 Zellers, Delores 80 Ziarko, Dennis 57, VIS 124 ° Zich, Donna 73, 107, 110, 121, Zich, Donald 57, 105 Zick, Cheryl 67, 105, 124 Zick, Sandra 57 Zick, Carol 80 Zielke, Mark 80, 124 Zieler, James 67, 105 Zima, Paul 80, 88 Zobel, Heather 73, 120, Zuttermeister, Joan 73 Zwarich, Gerald 73 Zyburt, Harry 67 Zygallo, Shirley 57 116, 120, 128,136 102, 103; Obpa iiss 124, 127 124, 130. 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