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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1962 volume:

i st Se iF = Bee eee, via For eres He , Se na | Lb ee =_ hatal £5 bectacd hile Lita Gz Qs x Likes Do Not Take From This Room = Se a SS APR 5 1983 6AK LAWN PUBLIC LIBRARY 1962 SHIELD OAK LAWN COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL Oak Lawn | OL yy Shield Staff Don Babb - Editor Tom Babb Jim Corrigan Jerry Curran Judy Dugan Donna Gooding Pamela Hedeen Diane Isenberg Sue Kolb Judy Letten Dennis Lindberg Carol Mcentee Linda Modglin Marilyn Reiners Jan Scott Barb Stevenson Sara Thornton Jo Ann Tunstall James Brown - Sponsor FAKiAW. |[=———— e ° HCO Illinois mete Il 6... Sunn Nana! Mi dHangunnszz: COCO ee THE GOLDEN YEARS Man thinks of the future; To tomorrow his thoughts stray. 4 | What a fool he is! | | Can he not see that his future begins today? eOcol | ““Cime Waits For No One” ye ‘ 8 ir. ¥ —and the days dwindle down to a precious With the soft strains of September Song in the background, another year begins at O.L.C.H.S. The beginning of school means something different to each student. To the freshman September and the changing leaves bring excitement and newness, a future of football games, study, and dances, all of which make high school the very special time of life it is. To the sophomore and junior September is the beginning of another year of know- ledge and a better understanding of the importance of high school in his life. But September Song undoubtedly means most to the senior. With its soft melody come memories of three years of events which will never be forgotten. Attached to these memories is a melancholy sadness, for this is his last year, a year of decisions and preparations and good-byes. But to all students September is the beginning of a Golden Year at Oak Lawn. these golden days I'll spend with you. Homecoming is the biggest event of the fall season, and the homecoming ball and crowning of the queen are highlights of the day. A pretty girl is a song in her own right, but our queen, besides being lovely, is active and personable. She reigns over the ball, and her crowning is the high point of the evening. In that golden moment she is probably the happiest girl in the world, and she is the ideal of many a girl at the dance. “You're Che Cop’’ Left to right: Mr. Wetzel, B. Stanton, A. Broyles, G. Kaczmarski, Mrs. Emmel. NATIONAL MERIT WINNERS Among the scholastic elite of our nation are Allen Broyles, Geri Kaczmarski, and Barbara Stanton. These three seniors are among the few semi-finalists OLCHS has had in the National Merit Competition. Their scores on the competitive examination were in the top of the top 1% of the U. S. average, and more examinations and interviews are coming. Each one of these students deserves our heartiest congratulations. | LETTERS Not quite semi-finalists, but top scholars at any rate, these people received Letters of Commendation for scores just below finalist level on the National Merit Scholarship exams. Though @) F they won't receive from the National Merit Corporation, they | will have a good chance of gaining scholarships from other _and th ill b ht after b II d ahs ey will be sought after by various colleges an C O M M : N D A T lO N WINNERS Bottom row, left to right: M. Esson, K. Cain, R. Bartoz, J. Dugan Top row, left to right: D. Dillenburg, G. Scott, E. Witkowski, R. Reinsch, R. Barlow, Mrs. Emmel afer Ob : oe Me o OM typ O@ ham o coy : ‘ CRU eee e tere Artistic Hands: The hands of this art studentmay someday design a magazine advertisement or prepare a painting for exhibition. Mathematical Hands: A laboratory may be the setting for this same scene by these samehands in future years. literary Hands: Because of the knowledge gained by reading, the owner of these hands may someday write a Pulitzer Prize novel. Graphic Arts Hands: A large industry may some- day depend greatly upon these hands which are today setting type. Chese Hands’’ 1959 We started plans in cooperation with the American Field Service to bring a student from another country to O.L.C.H.S. 1960 Dierk Lindermann came to us, our first foreign student, from Germany. He brought a part of Germany not found in books or travel posters. 196] One of our students, Elaine Barry, traveled to Germany as an exchange student herself. She brought back a new viewpoint of people from different nations. 1962 We have our Bolivian, Alvaro Zumelzu, from the capital city of La Paz. He's the very best smiling and friendly ambassador his country could wish to send JJ S S S S x S QS = = Xo SS PEP eee F FOE EH HEELS | PEPER EEE ee revere ee e® gett e eteees COS ss eee Te ooh adedie! ee 649-04004-40 8 FOP CFR, , eer eee ONT Te. oe hed EERE EE EOS EE HE eg’ EEE REETEEEEPET HG GG aWF . bck e POET T ER EE EE ER EEE Se EEF reer aaa, ee : CFE REREEEEDE EEE EEO OEE Ee . a £9 OEE EPEEEE TEEPE FES G Gg EO TEED errr | Lakh | Lakai erro ae LL eeebel. tbe EEPERERTECED ED CEG FTO OO Hey ee, Cee ee 8 Ts eee MISS STUTZMAN, LIBRARIAN i | ssseasasesesesecetessesmmetecees PUTT. CL hd haat ; £64 ERE RED EOET OPO TS Pree eee. a ad + St $449 6 eS E ERE EEHE REDD Ee ee EET EET. ereeerrrr itt Tht tae eed Very often in an organization we see the situation in which the more efficiently a job is done the less recognition it receives. Such could be the case of our librarian, Miss Stutzman. For ten years Miss Stutzman has been running our O.L.C.H.S. library, a very important job considering that approximately 800 students use and depend upon library facilities daily. And she has done this complex job with quiet efficiency, always cheerfully willing to offer any assistance she can. So it is with enormous pleasure and a warm sincere thank-you that we dedicate the 1962 Shield to Miss Stutzman, for her ten Golden Years” of service to Oak Lawn Community High School. 14 . +. eee tag, ot + ys 2 hee Pe Pee. eae ¥ 9% % eae ee oe + st Pore fl “3 The library bulletin boards are appealing eye- catchers for students. The magazine workroom is the source of much valuable information for a student working on a term paper or current events. History anyone? There is not a social studies student in Oak Lawn that has not at one time depended on the wealth of information in this “Dedicated Co You’’ aor si MR. SCHMIDT, INDUSTRIAL ARTS tame aan A ln, 2s 7) 6 HW wm : MRS. ELLANSON, COMMERCE MR. GAHALA LANGUAGE MR. JOHNSON SCIENCE pres “Someone Co Watch Over Me”’ At O.L.C.H.S. any student can equip himself with the The facilities are here. The opportunites exist now. necessary knowledge and skills to be ready for the next The choices are yours. Let us help you to choose wisely. step in his preparation, whether educational or vocation- We are interested in your future. al. Excellent housing, equipment and materials, well- We hope you will find in O.L.C.H.S. what thousands trained guidance and counseling personnel, and excellent of Spartans before you have found — years of rich, teachers are provided to enable any student to develop satisfying, meaningful experiences and accomplishments. both physically and mentally to the extent of his ambition and ability. Achievements of former students attest to the available possibilities. B. E. Wetzel Perhaps the most essential part of our Golden Years at Oak Lawn is the faculty. It has been said that we are FA C U LT iy. what we learn from others. Every day each teacher at Oak Lawn offers a portion of his knowledge to each of his students. Perhaps Kahlil Gibran said it best: He does not bid you enter the house of his wisdom, but : 2 rather leads you to the threshold of your own mind. MR. TRAUSCHT MRS. CAUL SOCIAL STUDIES ART Mr. B. E. Wetzel, Superintendent Mr. J. E. Lynch Assistant Superintendent Mr. H. Wiltshire Administrative Assistant oe : . — fe : School Board, left to right: B. E. Wetzel, Delbert Richardson, Milford Hoyd, Warren Keneipp-President, Charles Lawrence Lawrence Kuffel, Lester Thornton. Arthur MacDonald-Not pictured. BESS ADMINISTRATION The administration and the Board of Education represent The Board of Education represents the silent partner the two structures of Oak Lawn which carry with them in the Oak Lawn School system. It does the behind the the most responsibility and possibly the most work. scenes work and makes the decisions which must be The Administration, Mr. Wetzel, Mr. Lynch, and Mr. made for the proper functioning of amodern high school. Wiltshire, works constantly for the betterment of O.L.C. H.S. “Youd Be So Hard Co Replace’ Mr. Burgess Dean of Boys and Summer School Director DEANS Mrs. Orr, Dean of Girls,and Mr. Burgess, Dean of Boys, spend not only time on the students of Oak Lawn, but the more important elements of understanding and genuine interest. And this is a combination which just naturally produces better student - teacher relationships. Mrs. Orr Dean of Girls and Counselor of Senior Girls Mrs. Emmel Director of Guidance and Freshman Counselor vod Advice’’ Mrs. Egli Counselor of Sophomores Counselor of Senior Boys and all Juniors COUNSELORS What are you doing after high school? courses they should take to prepare themselves for I'm going into nursing.” college or future work. Well what courses do you plan to take next year? The friendliness and helpfulness of the Oak Lawn Journalism, art, bookkeeping, counselors make each student's four Golden Years What is the job of a counselor? It is mainly to prevent easier, more profitable, and more enjoyable. the above from happening. Students advised on what Miss Mundell Mr. Oberli Assistant Counselor of Senior Girls Counselor of Freshman James Adduci M.A., De Paul U. Teaches U. S. History Gov't Student Council Sponsor Jerry Anderson M.S., S.1.U. Teaches U.S. History Gov't Key Club Sponsor Winnie Anderson B.A., Augsburg College Teaches Homemaking | II Student Council Sponsor Ralph Arnold M.M.E., Vander Cook College Teaches Sponsors Choral Music Carol Anne Baumeister M.S., U. of Chicago Teaches Biology Sponsors Bulletin Board Arthur Bolton B.A.E., Art Institute of Chicago Teaches Arts Crafts John Abromovitch Bis? SUE Teaches Driver's Ed. Training Assistant Varsity Football Coach James Brown M.S., S.1.U. Education Berta Caul Teaches Adv. Art Sponsors Art Club Head of Art Dept. Richard Cesal Sponsors Booster Bus Robert Cheffer Sponsors Junior Class Irene Clauter B.A., Lawrence College Thomas Dockendorf Teaches Accounting | Il and Business Math Sponsors Shield and Director of Adult B.A.E., School of the Art Inst. B.S., Illinois Institute of Technology Teaches Alg. | Practical Math B.S., Eastern Ill. University Teaches American World History Teaches German Spanish Sponsors Freshman Class B.A., Wisconsin State College Teaches Geography Gov't mies Paul Dreger B.S., Univ. of |. Teaches General Science Sponsors Gymnastics Ass't Track Coach George Dunn M.P.E., Purdue University Teaches Health Ed. Driver's Ed. Sophomore Football Coach Ass't Coach John Eckman M.A., De Paul University Teaches English IV IVC Sponsors Spear Charles Edgington M.A., Colorado State College Teaches Driver's Training Health Mary Ellanson M.S., New York University Teaches Sec. Prac., Shorthand Il, Typing | Head of Business Dept. James Fancher B.S., Indiana State Teachers College Teaches Graphic Arts General Science Caroline Fanchi B.S.E., De Paul University Teaches General Business Personal Typing Wesley Flanery B.S., Platteville Teachers College Teaches Science Sponsors Public Address System Dolores Flanigan B.A., Knox College Teaches English II III Assists Dramatics National Thespians Delight Fredenburg B.S., Western Michigan University Head of Homemaking Department Shirley Fuelling B.S., Ball State Teachers College Teaches English II III Sponsors Forensics Club Peter Gahala M.E., Roosevelt University Teaches German Sponsors Language Lab Operators Head of Foreign Language Dept. Dolores Gambotz R.N. Sponsors Future Nurses Association Dewitt Garrett M.S., U. of I. Teaches Gen. Science Biology Sponsors Science Club Joseph Graham B.A., DePaul University Teaches Algebra | Geometry Lawrence Hale B.S., Northwestern University Teaches Speech | II Sponsors Drama Club Robert Hall A.M., U. of I. Teaches Latin Sponsors Latin Club Edward Haurek B.S., University of California Teaches World History Sociology Joan Heitz B.A., Monmouth Teaches Gov't U. S. History Sponsors Senior Class Elizabeth Hills B.A., St. Olaf College Teaches Shorthand | and Ty ping | II In charge of concession John Holmgren M.A., De Paul University Teaches Solid Geometry, Trig., Pl. Geometry, Alg. | Sponsors Math Chess Club Robert Johnson M.S., N.1.U. Teaches Biology Earth Science Sponsors Visual Aids Head of Science Department Joan Josephson B.A., Augustana College Teaches English Sponsors Assembly Committee Rita Kopp Juris Doctor, De Paul University Teaches Math Business Law Sponsors National Honor Society Nancy Latas M.A., Western Michigan University Teaches Home Economics Sponsors F.H.A. Richard Lathrop 24 B.A., Roosevelt University Teaches Spanish Sponsors Spanish Club Leona Lee BS vELU: Teaches Typing Gen. Business Sponsors Junior Class John Lewis M.A., U. of New Mexico Teaches Physical Ed. Sponsors Varsity Club Athletic Director Phyllis Lewis B.S., Southwest Missouri State Teaches English Sponsors Booster Bus Edward Marks M.A., Columbia University Teaches English IV Journalism Sponsors Spartanite Head of English Dept. Patricia Mattern B.A., Marycrest College Teaches Shorthand |, Clerical Practice, Typing | Sponsors Junior Class William Meredith Bo eiu: Teaches Industrial Arts Gen. Metals _ Coach of Freshman Sophomore Wrestling Nora Montelione B.A., Marycrest College Teaches English Spanish Sponsors Pep Club Lorraine Muench B.S., 1.S.N.U. Teaches Alg. IC Il; Pl.-Solid Sponsors F.T.A. Joanne Nafziger B.S., N.I.U. Teaches Sociology Assistant Librarian and Visual Aids Assistant Lewis Nowlan M.S., Indiana University Teaches Chemistry Adv. Chemistry Sponsors Senior Class Meta Pardonner B.A., Carthage College Teaches English |, Sr. Girl's Chorus, Fr. Boy's Chorus Sponsors Music Fred Parks M.S., Bradley University Teaches Physical Ed. U. S. History Varsity Football Coach Robert Peaslee A.B., Hanover College Teaches Math Physics Sponsors Science Club Ronald Stob A.B., Calvin College Teaches Biology David Stooke B.A., George Peabody College English IC II Richard Pettibone M. of Music, Vander Cook College Teaches Instrumental Music Sponsors Band Head of Music Dept. Jerry Place B.S., Central State College Teaches English Sponsors Photography Club Edward Rockford B.A., Beloit College Teaches Geography Sponsors Home Events Solveig Randolph B.A., Augustana College Teaches English Sponsors Forensics Joan Redmond B.A., Central Methodist College Teaches French English Sponsors French Club Faith Revier B.S., St. Cloud State College Teaches Algebra, Practical Math, Debate Sponsors Debate Club Leonard Scaduto M.S., N.1.U. Teaches Driver's Ed. Driver's Training Coaches Sophomore Football Sophomore Basketball Mary Jane Schima B.A., Rosary College Teaches English | II Fred Schmidt B.S., University of Wyoming Teaches Wood Shop Coaches Fresh. Basketball, Frosh-Soph Baseball Head of Industrial Arts Dept. Patricia Spirk B.S., N.1.U. Teaches Physical Ed. Health Sponsors Frosh-Soph G.A.A. and Co-Sponsor of G.A.A. Bowling Marius Stitzer B.S., Shippensburg State College Teaches Algebra Plane Geometry Sponsors Pep Club John Swalec M.S., 1.S.N.U. Phys. Educ. Driver's Ed. Coaches Varsity Wrestling Richard Trauscht M.A., De Paul University Teaches U. S. History World Problems Seminar Co-sponsor National Honor Society Head of Social Studies Department Geralding Van DeKreke B.S., George Wm. College Teaches Girls’ Phy. Ed. Sponsors G.A.A. Head of Girls’ Athletic Department Lois Timmins B.A., Beloit College Teaches English | Dramatics Shield Assistant Jerry Vargo B.A., Institute of Design at |.1.T. Teaches Art Sponsors Art Club and Sophomore Class Louise Volkstorf B.S., U. of |. Teaches Girls’ Physical Ed. Sponsors Peppers Gymnastics Club Joe Walton M.S., Indiana University Teaches Science Phys. Ed. Coaches Varsity Basketball Golf William Ward B.S., St. Cloud College Teaches Auto | || and Woods | Blanche Stutzman M.A., U. of I. Librarian Sponsors Library Aides 27 DAY CUSTODIANS | Coming to school early andleaving late is just an ordinary practice for the custodial, office and cafeteria staffs. They spend many hours doing work which must be done to keep O.L.C.h.S. running — efficiently—-and they always do it with a smile! Their jobs are vastly different but equally important. Left to right: W. Josefowicz, L. Bliss, E. Bennage, N. Lyon, Building Superintendent. ‘“Chere’s Everything Left to. right, (seated): Lenore Lunden, Ruth Silber, Donna Woolridge, coca OFFICE STAFF Standing, left to right: Madna Duke Catherine Cuptill, Helene Kopp, : Sophie Lange. Front, left to right: R. Bachert, M. Burke, Dietician. Back, left to right: C. McKee, B. Hendzel, V. Grace, E. Scellato, A. Kroner, A. Heinichen, A. DeClue, T. Workman, D. Sullivan, R. Berg, K lT C H F N ST A F F E. Valenta, M. Jendro. Nice About You” Standing, left to right: . Vercillo, D. McCartney, J. Noto, M. NIGHT CUSTODIANS tives seated, left to right: S$. Mcnamara, C. Ploszek, W. Brown, R. Vegter, W. Urban. ACTIVITIES If you want to find out how large a part student activities play in O.L. C.H.S., just walk down the halls after school any day of the week. Perhaps you will see a meeting of the French Club or Student Council. Across the hall, the SPEAR staff might be pondering over selections for the next issue. If you walk upstairs more than likely you'll see the SHIELD staff feverishly indexing pictures or typing copy. Through student activities each student's four Golden Years serve not only to educate him but also to make him a more well-rounded person with a greater sense of responsibility. eat STUDENT “TI Would Do STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Top row, left to right: Mr. Adducci—Sponsor, Roger Reinsch—President, Don Tallarico-Vice President, Mrs. Anderson—Sponsor Bottom row, left to right: Jeannette Brill— Secretary, Margaret Schlabach—Reporter, Sara Thornton—Treasurer. Just as the United States could not function well as a and alternates, this dance is always beautiful, always nation without an organized government, Oak Lawn memorable, and always well done. . could not function effectively as a school without the The Council does other things too, such as distributing Student Council. The Council handles many projects concessions to the various clubs and participating in through the year, the first being the Coronation Ball. National Student Council Week, thus making the school Because of the work done by the Council representatives year better organized and more enjoyable for the student body. Top row, left to right: E. McHenry, J. Conte, J. Gierach, D. Hobbs, T. K. Bailey, G. Tracy, T. Bulow, T. Babb, J. Kolar, T. Hammond, M. Adams, R. Barry, R. Richardson, W. Grassel, D. Katzmann, J. Dorgan, McMillan, A. Gabby, M. Schlabach. M. Krajac, A. Lotts, D. Shaffer, R. Lukacek. Second row: M. Swickard, R. Duke, W.Hoyd, S. VerSchave, L. Borkowski, ” Fourth row: B. Wulfing, A. Zumelzu, R. Hornat, M. Gedonius, S. B. Hovey, D. Kopischke, L. Fitzgibbons, C. McEntee, B. Gierach, S. O'Trembiak, S. Johnson, D. Tallarico, G. Downey, S. Thornton, J. Rademski, J. Morstadt, J. Burton, D. Zich. | Swanson, M. Zander, J. Wettergren, C. Bucholz, J. Christiansen. First row: J. Lesniak, N. Boyce, S. Murphy, T. Stephen, D. Gamble, J. : Third row: J. Brill, J. Herman, J. Sikora, B. Buhle, D. Tomlinson, J. Cook, Nickels, D. Riese, E. Moroney, M. Patrick, C. Debo, J. Pospishil. fuything For You’ — Mr. Christiansen, Alvaro Zumelzu, Christiansen COUNCIL ALVARO AND HIS AMERICAN FAMILY Family. Alvaro Zumelzu, our Bolivian , is Oak Lawn's second foreign student. We have welcomed him whole heartedly, and we hope that hefeelsas warmly about us. Alvaro, who was born in Aruro, Bolivia, on October 7, 1943, has led a varied life in two, and now three, countries. Through fifth grade, he lived in Aruro, and went to the Anglo-American school there. Then the Zumelzu family moved to Buenos Aires, Argentina, for a year. When they returned to Bolivia, they settled in Top row: F. Tourangeau, W. Augustine, K. Dahlstrom, D. Corrigan, D. Alberts, R. Saviano, R. Mack, D. Lindberg, G. Katsenes, J. Marshall, B. De Vries, B. Huferon. Fourth row: C. Krout, V. Froelke, S. Ruiter, P. Bercht, B. Sell, P. Perry, W. Hall, L. Fritz, C. Klein, J. Gierhen, A. Spain. Third row: D. Gambon, M. Purtell, R. Narducy, L. Oftedahl, S. Siriles, La Paz, the capital. There, until he came to America, he went to Saint Andrew's, a school taught by American fathers and nuns. Alvaro arrived in America last fall by way of Miami, which he thinks was a good part of the U.S. to see first. His “parents” here are Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Christiansen. The Christiansens have a son, Jay, who is a sophomore here at O.L.C.H.S. Alvaro's favorite hobbies are horseback riding and swimming, both of which he hopes to find time for here. D. Hetihrone, J. Swanson, P. Pheatt, B. Austin, G. Miller, S. Steves, M. Kajer. Second row: C. Lathrop, D. Westerman, B. Finn, C. Swallow, L. Oliver, K. Berthold, C. Duras, S. Hicks, T. Stasick, G. Kacrmarski, L. Bale, S. Belt. First row: K. Wilson, P. Maugeri, L. Carlson, R. Farquhar, K. Posteck, V. Rachford, M. Maddock, P. Collins, R. Conte, A. Eilmess, F. Vittorio, L. Downey, A. Kumi. The seniors with a high scholastic average and a balanced number of extracurricular activities are members of the National Honor Society. NHS members are outstanding in our school in leadership, scholarship, Bottom row, left to right: Mr. Trauscht, K. Cain, G. Kaamarski, J. Dugan, A.Kamber, J. Morstadt Miss Kopp. Second row, left to right: J. Cook, B. Wulfing, ' “High Ftopes”’ OFFICERS Seated, left to right: S. O'Trembiak—asst' Secretary, J. Stanley—president, J. Gierach— Treasurer, J. Dugan-Secretary, R. Reinsch— Vice President. and service, and are pledged to promote these values. The probationary members are outstanding juniors who will be candidates for full National Honor Society membership in the fall. D. Griffin, D. Hovey, A. Spain, S. Kolb. Third row, left to right: S. Stanley, R. Martin, B. Nelson, A. Broyles, D. Witthoft, R. Reinsch, J. Stanley. NATIONAL. es HONOR SOCIETY il nn il yi I ¢ tees e PROBATIONARY MEMBERS Top row, left to right: L. Modglin, R. Micklin, T Kuras, R. Pirsig, L. Wettergren. Middle row, left to right: M. Schlabach, S. O'Trembiak, -C. Ruzella, S. Stanley, C. Gliege. Front row, left to right: L. Johnson, D. Gambel, C. Johnson, R. Haaker. Algebra got you down? Are those chemistry teasers making a nervous wreck out of you? The perfect remedy for such ailments is the tutoring service. Tutors are sponsored by the National Honor Society and the Future Teachers Club. They will give willing and competenthelp in almost any subject with which the student is having trouble. TUTORS Top row, left to right: R. Martin, T. Kuras, R. Wright, L. Wettergren, Third row, leftto right: A.Kambey, M. Schlabach, C. Ruzelle, P. Trimmer; A. Milwid, A. Broyles, D. Hobbs, R. Reinsch. C. Gliege, |. Kleist, L. Johnson, J. Cook. Bottom row, left to right: G. Kamber, D. Gambel, C. Johnson, G. ow Second row, left to right: S$. O'Trembiak, D. Griffin, S. Stanley, Nelson, R. Micklin, D. Hovey, R. Pirsig. Kaczmarski, S. Stanley, R. Haaker. a2 The Key Club, Oak Lawn's Little Kiwanis Club,” is without a doubt one of the most well-organized, best functioning organizations in school. Being a service club, Key Club hasmade contributions to the school and community, and this year has organized a scholarship fund for a worthy Oak Lawn senior. KEYCLUB ACTIVITY Standing, left to right: Miss Stutzman, Mr. Anderson. Sitting, left to right: R. Barlow. KEY CLUB Front row, left to right: Mr. Anderson, J. Schussler, J. Quirk, D. Babb, J. Cunningham, T. Babb. Second row, left to right: J. Conte, K. Narducy, W. Smith, G. Scott, J. Arehart, G. Downey. Third row, left to right: R. Barlow, D. Witthoft, T. Burks, R. Wright, M. O'Trembiak, D. Lindberg, J. Stanley. ——— oS oe First row, left to right: D. Babb, Vice President. Second row, left to right: J. Cunningham, Secretary; R. Barlow, President. Third row, left to right: Mr. Anderson, Sponsor; D. 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Front row, left to right: C. Ganger, M. Demas, Mrs. Emmel. Every hour of the day, every day of the week, students can be seen picking up absentee slips, stamping books, and typing examination. These are student aides, student whose job it is to do the small but important tasks which save time for busy teachers. And any teacher will testify that they do their jobs well. “Little Chings Mean A Lot’’ OFFICE AIDES Top row, left to right: P. Hedeen, A. Katzmann, M. Zander, C. Roe, J. Tunstall, D. Hobbs, S. Thornton, P. Knowski, P. Lundquist, C. Gliege. Fourth row, left to right: M. Plefka, S. Sawyer, S. J. Dugan, H. Bayne, S. Porter, S. Kolb, C. Higgins, D. Fenton,’l. Kleist. Third row, left to right: R. Griede, M. McMillan, B. Stevenson, F. Kaczmarek, R. Tellinghuisen, C. Lightcap, B. Eadie, S. Fitzgerald, G. Kaczmarski, A. Miller. Second row, left to right: C. McKee, R. Duke, C. Roberts, C. Ross, T. Brown, J. Herman, D. Slattery, D. Daniel, N. Reno. First row, left to right: M. Covas, P. Schussler, M. Haidacher, S. Thompson, J. Nickels, D. Becker, K. McLain, P. Esson, L. McMillan, Mrs. Orr. COMMERCE AIDES Back row, left to right: A. Kamber, S. Talsma, C. Ward, D. Passco, B. Bessemer, J. Swanson, F. Kaczmarek. Front row, left to right: C. Vobel, M. McMillan, E. Bart, D. Voight, B. Murphy, Mrs. Ellanson. NURSES AIDES Back row, leftto right: G. Bottomley, P. Benkowski, D. Slattery, S. Slomiany, J. Hickey, E. Roberts, N. Reno, J. Pruett. Front row, left to right; A. Paschal, L. Passer, Mrs. Gambotz, P. Lundquist, C. Emmershy. LIBRARY AIDES Top row, left to right: V. Riley, A. Spain, R. Schiller, G. Fisler, P. Schiller, C. Stralka, J. Weidner, K. Page. i Third row, left to right: S. Smith, D. Boutet, B. Bethke, P. Hedeen, G. Wheeler, J. Bukowski, R. Bartosz. Second row, left toright: J. McCarthy, J. Johnson, E. Kajer, L. Borkowski, R. Frenette, M. Brinkman, J. Pheifer, P. Benkowski. Bottom row, leftto right: Miss Nafziger, J. Wester, P. Kurtzwell, B. Modglin, M. Gerke, B. Burns, P. Koca, K. Cain, V. Dadam, Miss Stutzman. SWITCHBOARD AIDES Back row, left to right: S. O'Trembiak, L. Morton, L. Fritz, C. Stralka, R. Pirsig. Front row, left to right! Mrs. McGreevy, L. Fitzgibbons, J. Urbank, M. Esson. nti Se aie eS es i iiccnacemeaeaan sess te ae Phpeacina acieeaintidannassivina ies SSSR mina aetna titel sense Pr ll ‘ites icin Uirenmreiaiin sien ance piesiensae cS ‘SRN REO PE OR RR RR TEE SECTION LEADERS First row: C. Bachert, J. Votjech, J. Malpass. Second row: A. Statiack, R. Kumzi. Third row: D. Griffin, L. Lake, T. Adams. “T Poured My Heart Songs of beauty, songs of sadness, songs of joy, and songs that are just plain fun rise daily from our choir room. Mr. Arnold, assisted by Mrs. Pardonner, starts with the totally unfinished voices of the freshmen choruses, and brings them up through Mixed Chorus and Senior Girls' Chorus to our pinnacle of vocal music, A Capella Choir. The Choir alone presents its annual formal spring concert, along with many outside appear- ances. Their Christmas record is heard on several radio stations, and its appearance is becoming a school ; | tradition. Seven hundred copies of it were printed this year. Assisted by our orchestra and guest singers, the Messiah is presented with great acclaim each December. The choir presents a popular Christmas assembly every year. Our choir and the other choruses deserve our praise for their continuously superior performance. OFFICERS (A CAPPELLA CHOIR) First row: R. Duke, C. Bachert. Second row: T. Adams, A. Katzmann. Third row: R. Richardson. 42 | | | | Into A Song” SENIOR GIRLS' CHORUS OFFICERS AND SECTION LEADERS Top row, left to right: R. Cybulski, Secretary-treasurer; A. Miller, Ist soprano; S. Dobes, 2nd alto. Bottom row, left to right: P. Pheatt, vice-president; C. DeVito, |st alto; Mary Ann Demas, 2nd soprano; S. Belt, president. Our Senior Girls' Chorus if reformed this year after disbanding in 1960. Senior Girls' Chorus gives many sophomore, junior, and senior girls a chance to do advanced choral work which they might never have had otherwise. SENIOR GIRLS' CHORUS First row, left to right; M. Demas, S. Guinta, W. Musgrove, P. Cox, E. Fourth row: S. Guerra, D. D'Amico, S. Dahls, L. Tellinghausen, J. Maroney, A. Kumzi, V. Hines. Relfson, T. Hammond, L. Barzen, J. Swanson, M. Gabby, J. Sansone, Second row: P. Lane, J. Tourangeau, K. Sklar, S. Emery, K. Weiland, L. Pinkston, B. Hovey, J. Hovey, M. Becker. C. Beneski, P. Koppersmith, A. Miller, J. Santoro, C. Zick, D. Riese, Fifth row: J. Sikora, E. Johnson, S. Johnson, B. Bong, S. Henkweski, P. R. Cybulski. Berthold, C. Roe, S. Flinchum, M. Fokkens, C. Klein, C. Emmershy, Third row: R. Conte, J. Kurtzwell, C. Gangloff, L. Harris, V. Adams, C. P. Knowski, R. Hodges, C. Hull, D. Gambon. DeVito, S. Belt, P. Pheatt, B. Austin, E. Kajer, C. Reich, J. Pheifer, S. TWIRLERS Top row, left to right: M. Wheeler, D. Osborne, M. Reiners, majorette; L. Oliver, F. Leper. Bottom row: M. Adams, B. Brinkmann. Top row, left to right: B. Bryles, D. Draper, J. Drury, A. Novak, K. Third row, left to right: R. Bartosz, M. Bibb, L. Ladwig, L. Rogan, R. Kelfas, R. Johnson, E. Peterson, T. Johnson, R. Micklin, B. Still, V. Tannura, G. Curran, L. Richardson, J. Xenos, A. Braver, A. Harnew, D. Isenberg, R. Canfield, R. De Witt, S. Dake, C. Krout, D. Jordan, L. Hull, R. Ahner. Pirsig, R. Reinsch, R. Martin, D. Razniewski, J. DeRuntz, L. Oftedahl, B. Broom, B. Stanton, L. Modglin, K. Thomas, G. Douglass, S. Lawrence, M. Curran, R. Opdyke, J. West, C. Wotcik, D. Vereecke, B. Crebs, M. Balon, B. Brown, R. Schauer. CONCERT BAND Second row, left to right: P. Bamberger, M. Haidacher, C. Lester, V. Bottom row, left to right: W. Lange, B. Moran, T. Charvat, D. Yudis, B. Twigg, D. Bellas, W. Haidacher, B. Wright, J. Davis, D. Hiorns, B. Krug, H. Beintum, G. Niven, B. Osborne, D. Davidson, A. Broyles, J. Drummond, J. Hobans, J. Hellberg, E. Burt. Brinkmann, L. Oliver, F. Leper, M. Reiners, D. Osborne, M. Wheeler, M. Adams, R. Wanek, W. Taveggia, V: Tannura, J. Gibson. “Che Sound of Music” Our Spartan Band is a group of matchless music- makers. Whether they're playing a lively march on the football field or a Schubert symphony at a concert, they always sound like the best high school band around, which they are. The Spartan Band is composed of eighty select musicians under the able direction of Mr. Pettibone. Besides playing in the bandin its forty some appearances each year, ninety percent of the band members are active in solo and ensemble work. Besides playing at athletic events and the annual Spring concert, the band is active at the Christmas concert, Southwest Suburban Music Festival, Memorial Day Parade, graduation, and many, many more. This big half of the OLCHS music Upeedeset al aT iat ed department deserves our praise and support. What kind of support? Why, buy Turtles, of course! From hot jazz to cool blues, the OLCHS jazz workshop unit is the swingingest group around. Though the group is just three years old, it plays at several local and out of town activities. The group plays asalarge dance band and creates a very professional sound. | | What does Robin Hood mean to you? Just a dashing young outlaw in Nottingham Forest? Perhaps, but to Bob Hiorns it means a trip to the Rose Bowl with all expenses paid, and a chance to play at the game in the Robin Hood Band. The Independent Order of Foresters selects fifty high school students to play in this band each year from thousands of contestants from the whole United States, Great Britain, and Canada. Out of the 1200 contestants in this district alone, Bob was chosen for the coveted prize. The aptitude for winning seems to run in families, too. Bob's twin Dick received an honorable mention in the same contest. “Young Man With A Horn CADET BAND First row, left to right: J. Olson, F. Eul, D. Bay, B. Buckley, D. Leslie, J. Fox, C. McCullough, P. Maronto, J. Lesniale, N. DiVivo, V. Cieslinski. Second row, left to right: F. Wartenburg, J. Xenos, C. Stacey, V. Bailey, T. Perrilo, J. Kachel, K. Clesson, S. Marento, C. Broyles, J. Schill, B. Hellberg, T. Thome, H. Griede, B. Webber. Third row, left to right: J. Marinko, G. Thomson, B. Thomson, C. Vosburg, J. O'Brien, M. Lachovic, G. Perschau, B. Arndt,B. MacRitchie, D. Hinds. Fourth row, left to right: J. Schroeder, R. Statzle, W. Thompson, G. Miller, D. Henthorne, B. Morris, D. LaFaire, L. Bult, M. Gluth, L. Rossi, A. Warnke, T. Marchbank. JAZZ WORKSHOP First row, left to right; D. Bellas, A. Harnew, J. Drury, M. DeRuntz, R. Reinsch, T. Novak. Second row, left to right: G. Curran, K. Kalfas, B. Hiorns, A. Broyles, D. Davidson, J. Hellberg. roeeia Seam ae Re Rok oR GT SSE TT te com sca} OE RE LE CL TL TO OR LL A ETS os ceed Third row, left to right: R. Wanek, D. Hiorns, L. Wettergren, J. Stanley, J. Anderson. P.A. OPERATORS The public address operators perform their necessary function at wrestling matches, basketball games, and football games. These smooth- voiced young orators let the spectators know who's doing what when. This is very valuable information when the action is fast and furious. Seated, left to right: S. Williams, R. Reinsch, D. Lindberg. Standing, left to right: G. Downey, R. Letts, R. Bedwell. “Che Sound Of Your Vaice’’ FILM CLUB Top row, left to right; C. Schiller, A. Warnke, R. Martin, T. Brooks, B. Lisak, J. Carrington, J. Marshall. Middle row: J. Lunden, B. Eakins, R. Letts, G. Ternand, L. Schalk, P. Zima. Bottom row: R. Pauls, P. Ehrenhaft, J. Burton, G. Schiller, P. Brooks, Mr. Johnson. The lights lower, the music comes up, and the picture appears on the screen! Why? Because afilm club member is there to operate the projector. Our movies at school may not be very spectacular, but our film club members are always there to do the best and most efficient job of showing them. Couldn't you see most teachers trying to thread a projector? CAMERA CLUB Shuttering away! These students are interested in photography, and help the Shield by taking many of “You Ought Co Be Jn Pictures”’ Left to right: V. Cieslinski, A. Rack, G. Grignon, G. Grignon, Mr. Place. Students with th tical lytical t Be AN De Cd Eo ee De eye Muh and Chess Club ond indulge in their favorite form of problem solving. Top row, left to right: R. Kappel, J. Marshall, R. Wright, R. Martin, B. Wagner. Bottom row, left to right: J. Shannon, W. F. Smith, A. Overholser, J. Graff F.H.A. If the way to a man's heart is through his stomach, these girls won't ever lack for companionship. Of course, they not only cook, but they sew a fine seam and plan menus too. FHA Officers Standing: Carol Hull. Seated: Darlene Westerman, Carol Roberts, Jean Weidner. F.H.A. OAK LAWN CHAPTER OF FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA First row, left to right: S. Coles, Mrs. Fredenberg, D. Westerman, J. Weidner, C. Hull, C. Roberts, Mrs. Latas, M. Linderberg. Second row, left to right: P. Wayner, J. Rossten, F. Kaczmarek, M. Adams, D. Platt, S. Sawyer, B. McClafin, J. Meagher. Third row, left to right: M. Aquino, M. Tempestini, L. Pinkston, C. Martincich, R. Griede, S. Belt, P. Brooks. Fourth row, left to right: J. Stringham, H.Florek, P. Hedeen, |. Bloomquist, C. Stralka, S. Bellaza, B. Bethke, J. Bukowski, F.T.A. Babies beware! In a few years these future teachers will be instructing you! Under the leadership of Miss Muench, the future teachers visit teachers colleges, discuss the teaching pro- fession, and help with the OLCHS tutoring service. F.T.A. Officers Left to right: D. Hobbs, reporter; P. Schussler, Historian; P. Bamberger; President; J. Morstadt, treasurer; R. Wright, vice-president; B. Bennage, historian; M. Schlabach, secretary. F. T. A. OAK LAWN CHAPTER OF FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Sixth row, left to right: D. Passco, J. Moorhead, J. Wettergren, S. Porter, D. Bryda, D. Griffin, A. Milwid, A. Spain, E. Draper, R. Pirsig, L. Beening, R. Ruth, D. O'Tremiak, M. Limberg. Fifth row, left to right: B. Brown, C. McEntee, D. Isenberg, P. Trimmer, L. Bolstad, M. Lewis, S. Talsma, J. Swanson, J. Zajac, J. Klepac, L. Johnson, L. Barkowski. Fourth row, left to right: M. Randell, M. Patrick, S. Masson, J. Freshour, R. Frenette, D. Fenton, A. Kamber, |. Kleist, B. Meyr, B. Crebs, D. Strache, C. Raap, L. Borisy. Third row, left to right: B. Havlik, S. McNew, N. Reno, A. Eilmess, V. Adams, N. Cantz, D. Seidz, S. Shelton, L. Hind, M. Sims, K. Meloy, C. Carrano, B. Roth. Second row, left to right: N.McKimson, M. Slattery, V. Twigg, M. Vaitkus, D. Grigg, B. Liebick, B. Murphy, J. Tourangeau, A. Matz, G. Niven, S. Maache. First row, left to right: B. Bennage, J. Morstad, B. Wright, D. Hobbs, M. Schlabach, P. Bamberger, P. Schussler, Miss Muench. G.A.A. , Bottom row, left to right: D. Riese, Treasurer; J. Morstadt, Vice i t, GAA has Basketball, tumbling, volleyball, CaS OU meray President; S. Fitzgerald, Junior-Senior Point Chairman; D. Westeman, fun taking part in it. For girls who especially like sports, the GAA is Publicity Chaheeant Po aie President a great way to improve skills and have fun doing it. OFFICERS Top row, left to right: Miss VanDeKreke, Sponsor; B. Downey, Secretary; P. Kurtzwell, Frosh-Soph; Point Chairman; Miss Spirk, Sponsor. D F P Pp F R ‘Ss First row, left to right: G. Froelke, M. Bibb, D. Osborne, $. McCullough, A. Katzman, S. Dobes, Sue O'Trembiak, J. Hickey. Second row, left to right: J. Morstadt, D. Zich, L. Oliver, M. Manz, L. Stanley, C. Ehrenfeld, H. Zobel. Third row, left to right: R. Cybulski, G. Benton, C. Bachert, J. Scott, P. Dix, B. Kane. Sepa leptin 5S G.A.A.--FRESHMEN-SOPHOMORE Back row, left to right: J. Hart, J. LeRette, M. Orfanos, Y. Polacek, J. Jurnik, S. Hunter, A. Lucas, L. Weidner, M. Purtell, J. Bubiel, J. Hermon, L. Stevens, K. O'Malley, D. Strache, D.O'Trembiak, V. Freshower, S. Davidson, D. Pajkos, K. Weidner, E. Maroney, B. Liebeck. Visknowski, J. Zajac, S. Hutter, T. Wheitzel, S. Still, E. Burnicks, J. Third row, left to right: J. LaRaviere, P. Engel, B. Meir, S. Gambon, S. Karzmar, N. Smith, D. Bryda, N. Sullivan, S. Henclewski, N. Moore, Murnane, G. Perillo, B. Haa, M. Anderson, P. Kurtswell, M. Veletta, B. Rechten, J. Weir, V. Riley, J. Zacherias, S. Weidner, B. Havlik, K. S. Pelfka, R. Gatter, A. Hardt, C. Debo, B. Burns, M. Glecke, J. Hart, DeVries. B. Bennage. Second row, left to right: W. Haidecker, J. Stachlin, P. Kerking, J. Schill, Front row, left to right: V. Hinds, N. McKimson, J. Xenos, S. Maack, S. Willet, S. Slavick, P. Bennage, L. Bjork, S. Lawrence, M. Lewis, E. C. Stacey, L. Weygant, H. Shepardson. JUNIOR-SENIOR G.A.A. Standing, left to right: P. Dix, F. Kaczmarek, D. Westerman, C. DiVito, E. Bart, A. Kamber, J. Sikora, C. Emmershy, P. Trimmer, H. Zobel, T. Brown, S. Fitzgerald, S. Belt, S. Dowler, N. Kasper. Center row, left to right: C. Gliege, S. Porter, C. Klein, J. Weidner, |. Bloomquist, J. Tunstall, R. Kosik, J. Bukowski, M. Del Priore, P. Hedeen, B. Bethke, S. Cump. Sitting, left to right: S. Coles, D. Riese, C. Johnson, K. Jurinek, J. Morstadt, B. Downey, J. Tourangeau. F N A These future angels of mercy help our nurse, Mrs. Cambotz, take care ; : 2 . of the sick students in school, and decide which ones are sick and which Ones just want a few minutes of shuteye. Top row, left to right: S. Slomnany, D. Gustavson, B. Bong, P. Lundquist, C. Klein, J. Ders, S. Tatton, C. Carlson, L. Passer, B. Broom, C. Canick. Second row, left to right: B. Kirby, S. Murphy, D. Kirkel, B. Johnson, N. Elorek, J. Sikora, J. Jacoby, C. Swanson, V. Andrews, V. Sloan. Third row, left to right: D. Slattery (Secretary), S. Masson, J. McCarthy, J. Johnson, B. Sobol, J. Rowan, M. Maddock, J. Sobol, E. Roberts, C. Reich, L. Harris. LANGUAGE LAB OPERATORS Seated, left to right: L. Senglaub, A. Milwid, R. Letts. Standing, left to right: J. Shannon, J. VerShave, J. Buckley, D. Hobes, W. Schultz, S. Williams. Fourth row, left to right: D. Gamble, S. Thompson, N. Reno, C. Beck, D. Bensema, P. Benkowski, G. Lara, M. Cornell, K. Carlson, B. Voss. Bottom row, left to right: B. Murray, J. DeRuntz, G. Bottomly, A. Paschal, J. Hickey (President), Mrs. Gambotz, D ART CLUB Will the Cezannes and Van Goghs of the future come from this group of enthusiastic artists? Maybe not, but their love of art in its many aspects is sure to carry them far. First row, left to right: Mr. Bolton, M. Anderson, D. Damon, C. Taylor, B. Voss, K. Sklar, J. Horvath, Mrs. Caul, Mr. Vargo. Second row, left to right: A. Tometich, L. Soyke, R. Conte, D. Kowelski, K. Strelow, R. Fregnette, B. Hovey, G. Douglas, D. Boruni, E. Rainville. Third row, left to right: L. Weidner, J. Glens, W. Conlon, A. Gabby, H. Hansen, L. Barzan, A. Lepar, S. Radomski, L. DeYoung, W. Tavaggio, J. Burman, C. Haas. Fourth row, left to right: R. Kasik, E. Schillee, D. Holms, V. Aiello, D. Gordan, G. Randle, N. D'Amico, L. Ladwig, P. Milcherska, S. Adamitus, S. Linderman. Fifth row, left to right:K. Anderson, D. Corrigan, G. Oeschal, G. Lynch, J. Dorgan, J. Abrams, R. Bermand, C. Annerino, D. Kestiam, J. Feeny, J. Corrigan, T. Barlow. The game is close. The gym is full of tense exciternent. In the crowd are screamers, criers, nail biters, and thinkers, each having one thing in common: a desire for a Spartan victory. And down in front are the Girls in Green, the Oak Lawn cheerleaders: Shirley, Bonnie, Anne, Ginger, Skip, and Lee, all smiling, all working to give the team the boost it needs. There are three essential parts to any school sport: hard working players, a good crowd, and sparkling, active cheerleaders. OLCHS has a wonderful combination of all three. Sally Ver Shave, Frosh-Soph Alternate; Chery! Bachert, Varsity Alternate; Miss Mundell, Sponsor. VA R S IT Y C H E E R [L . A D E R S Bottom row, left to right: Anne Katzmann, Stanleen Stanley. Middle row, left to right: Shirley Fitzgerald, Bonnie Kane. Top row, left to right: Ginger Benton, Donna Zick. EE BR MR ine pew Cheerleaders Kneeling: A. Kumzi, B. Modglin, P. Pheatt, K. Kvinge, J. Nichols, M. Demas. Varsity - standing Standing: G. Benton, S. Fitzgerald, A. Katzmann, L. Stanely, B. Kane, D. Zich. Frosh-Soph - kneeling FROSH-SOPHOMORE-SENIOR CHEERLEADERS Top row, left to right; Ginger Benton, Shirley Fitzgerald, Anne Katzmann, Lee Stanley, Bonnie Kane, Donna Zick. Bottom row, left to right: Arlene Kumzi, Beverly Modglin, Pan Pheatt, Karen Quinge, Penney Nicholas, Mary Ann Demas. Bottom row: A. Spain, D. Borucki, F. Kaczmarek, K. Meloy, C. Johnson, |. Moroney, M. Cornell. Middle row: J. Scott, L. Adamitis, D. Slattery, D. Riese, S. Dobes, G. Froelke, S. O'Trembiak, R. Kosik, A. Leper. Top row, left to right: L. Switzer. BOYS BOWLING First row, left to right; P. Gahala, R.Gernenz, R. Pavlik, B. Lata, R. Shepardson, B. Kelly, T. Hart, A. Vantogeren, F. Kanwischer, Stewart, D. Bay, R. Aurelio. Second row, left to right: R. Ruth, D. Russel, Jennings, D. Schrage, D. Scott, K. Brown, C. Allen- son, R. Russel, B. Packer. Third row, left to right: C. Boucos, J. Sweeney, B. Salke, B. Johnson, F. Milkevitch, J. Carrington, Andrus, J. Trudeau. Fourth row, left to right: D. Broschofski, D. Richards, J. Hokar, B. Rebout, L. Krauss, A. Kollmon, J. Shaughnessy, B. Anderson, J. Hull. y at Pai % a] 4 SCIENCE CLUB The chemicals bubble and fizz, the Bunsen burners glow, Bottom row, left to right: Mr. Garret, R. Stalzle, A. Rack, R. Valois, G. Wheeler, R. Klahn, Mr. Peaslee. Top row, left to right: J. Harper, G. Lynch, J. Marshall, B. Wright, R. Martin, R. Kappel, R. Czech. and the Science Club is off on another venture. The Science Club helps students prepare for exhibits at the science fair, and it encourages science-minded students toward a career in that field. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB The hammers pound and the machines grind. An interest Front row, left to right: Mr. Ward, J. Kents, D. Guinta, C. Allenson, J. in mechanics and industry has prompted these students to join DeYoung, B. Akin, S. Leach. the Industrial Arts Club. Back row, left to right: D. Schrage, G. Grignon, C. Mason, D. Deidrich, B. Kata, D. Corrigan. aasnuneeereee ance kece’ sogaazeresas aie Spartanite Staff (first semester) Top row, left to right: D. Morgan, M. Glenn, N. Best, T. Johnson, J. Fett, B. Fox, S. Jensen. Third row: L. Oliver, S. Gross, D. Marlatt, P. Sea, L. Fitzgibbons, C. Zick. Second row: N. Fritzuis, C. Roberts, C+. Shaffer, D. Tomlinson, J. Wickman, V. Rykazewski, D. Kowlewski. Bottom row: C. McKee, M. Cornell, M. Robertson, K. Burrei, D. McDonnell, S. Berthold, Mr. Marks. “Good News’’ | SPARTANITE g All the latest school news, sports, and gossip fresh from the presses! The Spartanite staff, different each semester, gets the news of the school to us with the ever-popular Spartanite. The Spartanite serves a double purpose: informing the student body and giving the journalism students needed practice. Spartanite Staff (second semester) Bottom row, left to right: P. Fish, K. Jurinek, J. Meagher, L. Borkowski, M. McMillan, D. Kunkel, L. Kauffman Middel row, left to right: D. Westerman, H. Bayne, T. Randle, D. Boutet, H. Hopkins, S. Cump, Top row, left to right: G. Fisler, B. Smith, J. Milstead, L. Lake, C. Stralka, $. Curcio, Not present when picture was taken: S. Anderson, J. Clesson, S. Duffy, J. Glavor, G. Gronendyke, J. Kammerer, G. Paglini, J. String- ham, S. Van Derhoff. FRENCH CLUB Bottom row, left to right: S. Davidson, L. Wettergren, S. Cump, D. Tallerico, F. Tourangeau, J. Wettergren, B. Huet. Second row: Mrs. Redmond, C. Senglaub, C. Johnson, C. McKee, E. Koren, M. Randall, J. Iverson, S. McNew, C. Carrano, B. Liebeck. Third row: M. Patrick, J. Jacoby, C.Krout, A. Zumelzu, B. Wulfing, T. Babb, E. Foster, L. Hammond. Fourth row: L. Minor, M. Purtell, L. Bjork, C. Higgins, E. O'Grady, M. Egan, D. Tuomey, C. Fox, N. Lamparter. Fifth row: C. Dean, C. Lathrope, M. Ghelfi, D. Otrembiak, S. Kolb, R. Narducy, D. Boyce, S. Thornton, W. Augustine, J. Trudeau, S. Evan. German Club Officers First row, left to right: J. Meier, S. Slomiany, J. McGrath. Top row, left to right: A. Milwid, R. Letts, G. Lynch, R. Shepardson. Second row, left to right: L. Kaczmarski, C. Sleds, L. Harris. Middle row: P. Gouty, D. Simmons, B. Richards, A. Katzmann. Third row, left to right: M. Sandrock, J. Karzmar, R. Micklin. Bottom row: D. Gangloff, C. Mason, M. Wheeler, L. Modglin, D. Karus. SPANISH CLUB Top Row: L-R-Bob Vojtech; Brian Anderson; Jack Hoker; Richard Valois; Andrea Lotz. Center Row: (L-R) Mr. Lathrop; Mary Adams; Virginia Coyne; Leona Borkowski; Pat Knowski; Lois Loch. Bottom Row: (L-R) Donna Boyce; Martha Gerke; Kathy Kosusnik; Virginia Rach- ford; Karen Dykstra. DEBATE Holding tenaciously to their point, whether it be affirmative or negative, the OLCHS debaters always give their best in competitive debates. Top row, left to right: D. Henthorne, F. Tourangeau, R. Rowsey, B. Hoekstr, G. Downey, T. Marchbank. Second row, left to right: C. Britt, T. Brown, G. Wheeler, B. Gierach, M. Provencher. Third row, left to right: R. Payne, D. Hopkins, K. O'Malley, G. Dargert, J. Quirk. THESPIANS “Calk Co Me’”’ Seated, left to right: D. Griffin, E. Bart, T. Hammond. Standing, left to right: F. Tourangeau, B. Huet. Sponsor: Mrs. Flanagan. | FORENSICS | Do you like after-dinner speaking? . Or comedy readying? Or perhaps poetry? Interested OLCHS students | can find many opportunities to further | their interest in speech work with the | Forensics Club. Here students can gain valuable experience in public speaking of all types. 4 First row, left to right! Mrs. Fuelling, Mrs. Randolph, S. Emery, B. Huet, P. Lane, R. Payne, C. Dean, C. Patyk, J. Folk. Second row, left to right: J. McCarty, S. Hicks, T. Hammond, M. Egan, J. Swanson, C. Canik, A. Leper. : Third row, left to right: G. Wheeler, S. Talsma, J. Gierhahn, A. Lotz, R. Letts, M. Fokkens, F. Tourangeau, J. Miherman. — at Betsy Huet-comedy reading at Conference and District; Janice McCarty-original monologue at Conference and District; Rich Letts-radio speaking at Conference (won first place) and District; Pat Lane-serious reading at Conference and District; Marty Egan--verse reading (won second place in junior varsity at Conference) and District. FORENSICS CLUB The Forensics Club this year sent representatives to three speech meets. At the Conference meet, which was the first contest, Rich Letts won first place in radio speaking, Marty Egan won second place in junior varsity verse reading, Ron Payne won fourth place in extemporaneous speaking, and Terry Hammond won fourth place in both original oration and prose reading. Two weeks later at District meet JoAnne Mitterman won third place in after dinner speaking, Ron Payne wonsecond place in extempore speaking, and Terry Hammond won second place in original oration. These people were then qualified to participate in the Sectional meet in March. Terry Hammond-—Original oration-Conference meet, JoAnne Mitterman--After Dinner Speaking: Conference fourth; District meet, second; Sectional meet. meet; District meet, third place; Sectional meet. Top row, left to right: G. Wheeler, F. Tourangeau, J. Vojtech, D. Griffin, B: Sell, L. Fritz, A. Lotz, B. Clark, N. Cruson, D R A M A if C S eee. A. Spain. row:C. Dean, L. Demarco, J. Dugan, H. Hanson, P. Knowski, D. Henthorne, G. Hanson, G. Sevcheck, M. Brinkman, B. Stevenson. ( | U B Second row: |. Weiss, E.Kajer, M. Anderson, V. Bailey, E. Bart, M. Adams, J. McCarty, C. Ganger, J. Glens, V.Rachford. - First row: Mr. Hale, C. Bachert, G. Kohn, C. McKee, B. Banser, J. Weidner, C. Dykman, R. Duke, J. Tourangeau, J. Pospisal. Christmas Program Christmas vacation at Oak Lawn really begins with the traditional Christmas program. With the voices of the choir members in the back- ground, the Dramatics Club presented their version of Christmas around the world to begin the Christmas season with the solemnity the holiday deserves. ge anlar nmrhes oni eee agn | = = Saal -= bas a-a_a_t.i ah 1 o oS = oe Rie, 4 Fe ee ae he a ho lh ee a PERFECT YOUNG LADIES et Left to right: Diane Liese, Nancy Drury, Alice Tometich, Diane em ae ie Gambon, Jean Folk. “THE BOY FRIEND” THE CAST SAFETY IN NUMBERS Top row, left to right: R. Savianio, P. Scellato, D. Kiese, R. Rowdy, Mr. Hale, Mrs. Fligan, Mr. Arnold. Left to right: Skip Lake, Rolland Divin, Diane Liese, Randy First row, left to right: L. Lake, D. Griffin, S. Lake, A. Tometich, D. Gambon, R. Schauer, Rowsey, Roger Schaver. F. Tourangeau, G. Lewis, J. Griffith, B. Stevenson. Second row, left to right: J. Folk, G. Justice, M. Kajer. Third row, left to right: T. Heintz, J. Zacharias, R. Divin, N. Drury, W. Eagans, G. Kohn, J. Anderson, C. Roe, J. Melpast. SPEAR Top row, left to right: J. Vojtech, B. Clark, S. | Thornton, L. Fritz, P. Lundquist, D. Griffin. Middle row, left to right: B. Stevenson, R. Bartoz, A. Spain, S. Kolb, J. Johnson. Bottom row, left to right: Mr. Eckman, J. Scott, G. Kaczmarski, B. Finn, |. Weiss, C. McKee. On SE SE CE SE yy oa | S10 i The Spear, though only a few years old, is already | , one of OLCHS' most popular publications. The student editors do a very creditable job of picking the cream of the crop of student writing and presenting it to us. In the Spear, students can exercise their creative ability in the form of poems, short stories, essays, or any other written form. “TRIPLE S$” These are the editors of our “Triple S publications— the Spartanite, Shield, and Spear. They are the people who exercise all their literary and journalistic talents to bring you the pleasure of your school publications. SPONSORS AND EDITIONS OF SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS Top row, left to right: Mr. Brown (Shield), Mr. Eckman (Spear), Mr. Marks (spartanite). Bottom row, left to right: Don Babb (Shield), Coreen McKee (Spear), Charles Shaffer (Spartanite). SHIELD Thanks For the Memories What is the purpose of the SHIELD? What does the SHIELD staff do for students? The SHIELD is a memory provider. It is a year of memories placed carefully together in the form of a book. It is because of a hardworking staff and sponsor that Oak Lawn students can now look back on the events of another Golden Year of Education. gs Seated, left to right: Mrs. Timmins-Ass't sponsor, Mr. Brown - sponsor. Standing: Don Babb - Editor-in-Chief. Mr. Wetzel; Bill Wulfina, student council president; and Mr. Christensen, Alvaro Zumelzu's American father, bid Al a happy graduation. Alvaro and Bill wish Paul Gouty, OLCHS exchange student to Switzerland, and Jean the Congregational Church's exchange student to Austria, good luck on their trips. 43 tie Richardson almost forgets baton as Albert flips it to him Star track man Hovey runs the wrong way. for the anchor leg. Four speedy seniors, Dave Hovey, Randy Richardson, Dave Simmons, and Rich Letts, warm up. Ist Row: R. Letts, J. Swanson, D. Hovey, W. Fox, R. Swallow, R. Lammel, R. Radtke, L. Senglaub 2nd Row: W. Wierzbicki, R. Pezzopane, T. Curcio, D. Siemeck, J. Drummond, K. Evans, R. Snyder, R. Sparrow, R. V A R S TY 3rd Row: J. Kasko, J. Stanley, H. Allert, J. Hebeisen, W. Stein, A. Milwid, R. Richardson, M. Krajic, D. Simons, K. Narducy Hail, Hail, the gang's all here! Ist Row: B. Aeillo, T. Hart, D. Jerrems, R. Ratzel, R. Farquhar, D. Leslie, R. Milwid, D. Hinds, J. DeLorenzo, W. Chada, T. Conley, J. Weitzel, J. Kubala 2nd Row: W. Wierzibicki, R. Pezzopane, T. Curcio, D. Siemeck, J. Drummond, K. Evans, R. Snyder, R. Sparrow, R. F ie O S H = S O p H Lentz, G. Schrage, W. Luchini, R. Narducy, L. Bolduc, D. Wiegman, G. Clark, J. Kentz 3rd Row: C. Boucus, W. Meloy, J. Barry, G. Gerkits, W. DeVries, J. Surin, J. Dorgan, D. Bergwall, B. Oechsel, R. Woodring, R. Fox, J. Riney, D. Franzen, T. DeGenova, E. Kopp, R. Johnson, J. Hilger, J. Styles, J. Graff | bet you're all wondering what | called you here for. Varsity Baseball Ist Row: G. Lynch, Mgr., C. Shaffer, F. DeVries, S. Bisbikis, R. Puhr, Mgr. 2nd Row: J. Maines, B. Derwin, L. Fideli, J. Feeny, S. Stanley, K. Veverka 3rd Row: W. Milkevitch, T. Kuras, W. Peterson, W. Nelson, J. Franzen, Coach Zajac BASEBALL Frosh Soph Baseball Ist Row: R. Bryles, D. Valuzzi, R. Stanford, C. Cohen, G. Stull 2nd Row: T. Babb, R. Iser, R. Gustafson, W. Virmond, H. Smol, T. Schrey, R. Lukacek 3rd Row: Coach Schmidt, L. Harris, R. Bermond, D. Godby, T. Seese, J. Spellman, W. Roberton, E. Krause, W. DeVries, J. Schrey Stan Stanley gets ready to work a Bisbikis pitch as Peterson waits. 1962 BASEBALL RESULTS OL, 13 B.1. 3 (5 inngs.) 2 Argo | 2 Joliet 7 (5 inngs.) 4 Little Flower 4 (9 inngs.) 6 Homewood FI. 14 7 Bremen 5 3 Ever. Park 2 10 Reavis 9 5 — Lincolnway 2 eS mRIChi. 5 Sandburg 2 7 Homewood 6 Q Bremen | (5 inngs.) 4 Ever. Park 7 2 Reavis 4 4 Reavis 3 (District Champs) 4 Lincolnway 5 (8 inngs.) 4 Lockport 5 State Regional =SieaRichi9 2 Sandburg 3 (8 inngs.) Most Valuable Player, Ken Veverka, fields a hard hit ball Kchatatencetparias: before firing it to first. Ist Row: G. Curran, R. Winnick, D. Karus 2nd Row: D. Andrews, R. Rowsey, W. Sklar, Coach Walton The golf team has increased its prowess during its second year in existence. The Telephone Hour kids practise on the set. Most outstanding choir member, Diane Griffin, holds the Arie Award which she also won. The Senior Girls' Chorus at the Srping Music Assembly. | The OLCHS A Cappella Choir belts out the last note of The Battle Hymn of the Republic. At the Spring Music Assembly the Spartan Band displayed its new uniforms. Here are the Hiorns twins, Marilyn Reiners, and Mike DeRuntz playing a quartet piece. The OLCHS Dance Band under the direction of Mr. Pettibone. ; | ee ALE 4 _ | et ee GILLES DP The three angels, Harold Workman, Alan Burton, andFrank Dugan, sneak in for a peek at Barb Stevenson in the senior class-sponsored play, : My Three Angels. tition waF i The three angels , Kasper Hovsepian, John Carrington, and John Anderson are settling a dispute. Judy Dugan and John Anderson discuss the snake with their daughter, Barb Stevenson. Harold, Barb, Judy, Alan, Frank, and John in one of the play's most touching scenes. Here comes Harry with the snake destined for John Carrington while John, Kasper, Alan, and Judy wait. In years past the Junior Senior Prom has been looked upon as the highlight of the school year. This year was no exception. Parisian Elegance was all that a prom should be. It provided a beautiful and memorable ending for another Golden Year. At the prom drinks are available - at a modest charge, of course -- as is fine dance rnusic. There are tables where the couples can rest between dances, novelty dances like the Charleston, and plenty of fun. A. The senior class skit was a highpoint of the end of the year. The class worked. hard on mimicing the foibles. of the teachers they had known for the past four years. Here Sue Kolb and Denny Lindberg watch Sara Thorton conduct an English class. B. ABOVE: Judy Dugan and Roger Reinsch pose happily with their Most Outstanding Senior Girl and Boy trophies. BELOW: The finale of the class skit shows enthusiastic gra- duates singing our school song. Bonnie Bessemer, valedictorian Stan Stanley, salutatorian Roger Reinsch third ranking graduate GRADUATION Graduation! That one word is the key word to all seniors in their last year at Oak Lawn, They think about it, talk about it, and look forward to it. Then it comes and passes so quickly that it leaves them a little dizzy. They are ready to face bigger and more challenging things. Not only has another Golden Year ended but an entire golden stage of life. Top 15 Seniors Ist Row: K. Cain (6), P. Steinmetz (2), D. Griffin (12), B. Bessemer(1) 2nd Row: B. Stanton (13), D. Hovey (14), S. Stanley, (3), R. Barlow (9), P. Lundquist (10), G. Kaczmarski (5) 3rd Row: J. Stanley (8), J. Marshall (15), A. Broyles (7), R. Wright (11), R. Reinsch (4). These scholarship winners are going on to college to live up to the expectations their awards require and to gain knowledge in living and learning to keep this nation in a perpetual golden year. wie ee SS See EE stein i i The Most Outstanding Bookkeeping Student, Diane Isenberg, Mr. Ward and two of his outstanding students, Ewald Rucies and the Most Outstanding Business Student, Elaine Bart. and Fred Ormins, who took a second place in an automobile trouble-shooting competition. Iris Weiss, Geri Kaczmarski, Anne Katzmann, and Carol Lightcap have the distinction of four years of perfect attendance. . Alice Spain and Bill Wulfing accept their DAR citizenship awards. LON. ix Isenberg, Business Mgr.; Carol McEntee Jo Ann Tunstall; Diane Pam Hedeen; Linda McMillan, Typist; Jerry Curran; Nancy Renc; Advertising Mgr.. Typist; Tom Babb (not pictured) Sue Kolb, Activities Editor; Linda Modglin; Sara Thornton, Activities Marilyn Reiners, Class Editor; Linda Modglin, Class Editor; Barb Editor; Marilyn Reiners. Stevenson, Class Editor. Clockwise from top: Judy Dugan, Assistant Copy Editor; Jan Scott, Copy Editor. Jim Corrigan, Art Editor; Dennis Lindberg, Sports Editor. FREDRERRELSY rth pcciepisitag. Sineien PEP CLUB OFFICERS Left to right: Sue Sawyer, Marge Adams, Sherry Evans, Edna Kajer. PEP CLUB Hold that line! Tip it to the Spartans! Pin him! Whatever the sport, the OLCHS Pep Club is there to give enthusiastic support to our teams. They cheer our teams, win or lose, and bring the same spirit to the rest of the student body. Left to right: Marge McMillan, Vicki Rykaczewski, to right: Bonnie Bessemer, Jean Hickey. Donna Zick. Left to right: Anne Katzmann, Sue Kolb. HOMECOMING Our modern-day princesses on their thrones, the candidates for Homecoming Queen, ride around for the crowd at halftime. i � y per ee ee centheeaaeee THE GAME THE DANCE Fter Majesty, Queen Anne Katzmann Anne Our Homecoming Queen this year, Anne Katzmann, is not only beautiful as a queen should be, but she's also active and studious. She has over a 3.00 average. She's treasurer of the A Capella Choir, and captain of the cheerleaders. ae ee Se right: Marge McMillan, Susan Kolb, Bonnie Bessemer, Anne Katzmann, Jean Hickey, Vicki Rykaczewski, Donna HOMECOMING DANCE The hours whirl away, stocking up a store of weary feet and happy memories. The Coronation Ball ends the day of Homecoming and gives it a perfect ending. The queen is crowned amid ooh's and ah's, and she and her court are honored. Queen Anne Katzmann being crowned by her escort, Tim Adams, Captain. “Tt Was So Beautiful” a} If you want to find out how large a part student activities play in O. L. C. H. S., just walk down the halls after school any day of the week. Perhaps you will see a meeting of the French Club or Student Council. Across the hall, the SPEAR Staff might be pondering over selections for the next issue. If you walk upstairs, more than likely you'll see the SHIELD Staff feverishly indexing pictures or typing copy. Through student activities each student's four Golden Years serve not only to educate him, but also to make him a more well-rounded person with a greater sense of responsibility. Ce) FRESHMAN CLASS “Che Green Years’”’ FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS (left to right) Standing: Gail Lewis-Treasurer, Pete Saviano President, Carol Evans-Secretary. Seated: Donna Boyce Vice President. Abbs, Richard Adams, Raymond Aiello, Bruce Aimone, Jeanne Aitken, Randall Alexander, Kenneth Amundson, Lynn Andrews, Vickie Angelo, Nicholas Arndt, William Audia, Louise Aurelio, Roger Azarone, Joseph Baaske, Roger Bailey, Kenneth Bailey, Virginia Baillie, Jean Bailie, Keith Baker, Kenneth Bale, Linda Bale, Raymond Banser, Barbara Barlow, Thomas Bart, Nancy Barten, Suzanne Bauldry, Laverne Baumgardner, Kenneth Bay, Derrick Beilfus, Paul Bencic, Charles Benedyk, Terrence Bennage, Phyllis Benton, Phillip Benyon, Gregory Berthold, Kathy Biros, William Bjork, Lynn Bloch, Patricia Boardman, Cynthia Boersma, Catherine Borisy, Lynn Borkowski, Leona Bouska, Joann Boulter, Linda Boyce, Donna Brandt, William Breiling, Suzanne Britt, Carolyn Britt, Ronald Britton, Candace Brock, Richard Brown, Beverly Brown, Alan Broyles, Charles Bryda, Darlene Buckley, Luana Buckley, Robert Buhle, Barbara Bult, Larry Burkman, Albin Burns, Kristene Burton, James Canik, Carole Conrad, Patricia Conroy, Joyce Corlett, Rosemary Corrigan, Dennis Cox, Bonnie Coyne, Thomas Cozad, Dick Crane, Donald Croft, Cheryl Curcio, Thomas Cusimano, Steve Czech, Frank Czemske, Linda Dahlstrom, Kay Daley, Jane Dahlstrom, Kenneth Dathe, Diane Dargert, Guy Davidson, Suzanne Davis, Russell Debo, Christy Canty, Nancy Carbaugh, Alfred Carlascio, Patricia Carlson, Clayton Carlson, Laverne Carlton, Jeanne Carrano, Christy Cayer, Sandra Chada, Wayne Chaplinski, Robert Christensen, Dennis Christensen, Randy Christopher, Donald Clark, Gary F. Clark, Gary S. Clarquist, Joanne Clauter, James Clesson, Ken Clesson, Terry Cohen, Charles Collura, Joyce Eilmess, Aurelia Elliott, Darlene Emmershy, Janice Engel, Pat Erickson, Pat Erickson, Vicki Estevon, Mohrch Eul, Fred Evans, Carol Evans, Claude Evans, David Evans, Gail Fanelli, Robert Farquhar, Richard Fidler, Virginia Floresch, Robert Fokkens, Donna Ford, Jack Foster, Patricia Fox, Barbara Fox. Charlyn AY 7% i afr mé2e a Ex a oe ME Bik De Francesco, Jeraldine Di Genova, Thomas Denardo, Frank De Vivo, Nicholas De Vries, Karen De Witt, Beverly Divin, Roland Doggett, Glenn Dovikis, Jooo Doyle, Tim Drabandt, Carolyn Draper, Richard Drummond, James Drury, Nancy Duffy, Robert Dunn, Margaret Swyer, Conway Dzielak, Mary Ann Eaker, Larry Egan, Jackie Ehrenhaft, Paul Fox, James Fox, Jerry Franke, Henry Franowsky, Katherine Franzen, Donald Freshour, Jayne Fritz, James Froelke, Russell Fuessel, Kathleen Gabby, Alcia Gad, John Gatter, Rita Gazell, Thomas Gelecke, Maureen Gerkitz, George Gernenz, Randall a Ghelfi, Michael Gibbons, Robert Gibson,|Glenn Gierach, Beverly Gluth, Mary Gocal, Edward Grabowski, Nancy Graff, James Grames, Gloria Gresher, Dorothy Griede, Harry Grigg, Darlene Grignon, Gerald Grover, Robert Gustafson, Carol Gustafson, Gordon Haa, Barbara Hafk, Lynn Hagberg, Richard Hall, Kenneth Hall, William Hansen, Gay Hansen, Joyce Hardt, Adair Harbit, Margaret Harmon, Keith Hopkins, Dawn Horn, Shirley Hosek, Thomas Hosman, Susan House, Sharon Hovasse, Bonnie Howard, Guy Howeler, Steven Hoyd, Nancy Ireland, John Iser, Russell Iverson, Jeannette James, Donna Jankosky, Richard Jaracz, Edward Jasnocha, Carol Jelley, Patricia Johannes, Sharon Johnson, Judith Johnson, Paul Johnson, Robert Harper, James Harris, Ken Harris, Keith Harris, Larry Harris, Susan Hart, Jeanne Havlik, Betty Hayes, Roberta Heffernan, Nancy Hein, Thomas Hejl, Virginia Hellber, Robert Henthorne, Donna Herman, Janice Hewitt, Linda Hilger, James Hill, Charles Hinds, Dennis Hoeger, Walter Holt, Victoria Home, Judith Klahn, Robert Klebenow, Robin Klein, Barbara Kochenburg, Linda Kolar, James Kopale, Marilyn Koren, Elyse Koszyk, Stanley Krause, Sharon Krause, Edm .nd Krems, Suzanne Krout, Carol Kvinge, Karen Kruce, Pat Krueger, Nancy Krusbe, Richard Johnson, Robert Jost, Ronald Jurewicz, Jerry Justus, Gary Kajer, Marguerite Kachel, James Kaczmarski, Linda Kandian, Carol Ann Karpen, Diana Karwacki, Ronald Kasprzyk, Glenn Kasput, Judith Kazwell, Dominic Kelly, Paula Kerns, David Kight, Virginia Kirby, Barbara Kirk, John Kirkwood, Alice Kirkel, Diane Kishimoto, Eunice Kryszak, Marilyn Kubala, James Kubas, Robert Kumzi, Beve, ‘y Kumzi, Carol Ann Kunysz, John Kunz, Edward Kunz, Joyce Kupec, Susan Kuras, Carol Ann Kurzweg, Lydia La Faire, David La Francis, Marilyn Laidlaw, Susan Lake, Lewis Lamparter, Nancy Lathrope; Michael Lawler, Paul Lehane, Kathleen Leisure, Loren Lelli, Ann Leonard, Robert Le Rette, Janice Leslie, David Lesniak, Jerome Levy, Allen Lewis, Gail Lewis, Mary Ann Liebich, Barbara Liebich, Thomas Lightcap, Janice Limberg, Mary Linderborg, Marylyne Lindgren, Sharon Lindeborg, Russell Livingston, Robert Luby, Janice Luchini, Wayne Lukacek, Robert Luczynski, Maxine 4 ip Maack, Suzanne ke A Macik, Ken ; | {( A col May, James McAninch, Gerry McCabe, Diane McCartney, Rochele McClaflin, Fred McCullough, Carol McHugh, Thomas McKinney, James McMahon, Bernadette McMillan, Terrence McNew, Sharon Meier, Jeannette Melone, Kathleen Michaels, Michaeline Michalski, Joan Middaugh, Merritt Middleton, Alan Milas, Fritz Miller, George Miller, Lee Miller, Madalynne Mackey, Ronald Macritchie, Brian Maddock, Marilyn Majosky, Pat Manning, Michael Maresh, Susan Marchbank, Thomas Maronto, Stephen Maroney, Geraldine Marqui, Marvin Marsanmerome Martin, Virginia Martig, Ronald Massett, Ralph Matz, Audrey Mauloff, James Milwid, Roy Minor, Linda Moorhead, Judy Morgan, Austin Morgan, Charles Morgan, Ronald Morris, James Morris, Ralph Muenchow, Judy Mungiovi, Mary Mungiovi, Thomas Murnane, Sandra Murphy, Barbara Murphy, Sandra Murray, Bonnie Myers, Nancy Myers, Laverne Narducy, Raymond Naughton, Rita Nelson, Carol Ann Nettle, Daniel Nicoletti, Susan Norris, David Norris, Edward Novak, Edward Novak, Frederick Nowoc, Robert Nyman, Laura Ann O'Brian, John O'Chala, Bernadette O'Conner, James Oeschel, Bruce O'Glesby, Ronald Olijar, Barbara Olsen, Clifford Olson, Janet Olson, Walter O'Malley, Kathleen Orban, Gail Opdyke, Robert Orfanos, Mary Orouke, Susan Osborne, Frederick O'Trembiak, Doris Page, Ronald Paglini, Madelynn Pajkos, Dawn Palermo, Charles Palinsky, Mary Ann Patrick, Mary Ann Pauls, Randall Pavlik, Randolph Pawelski, Robert Pennington, Gerald Perillo, Gloria Perillo, Terrence Perry, Paul Perschau, Gary Peterson, Eric Petersom, Randall Petraitis, Katheleen Petrusha, Jerome Phillips, Barbara Phillips, Donald Phipps, Rose Anne Pierce, Robert Pitcher, Robert Plefka, Sharon Pospishil, James Pott, Ida Potts, Barbara Powley, Donald Predmore, Joe Proctor, Johnne Provencher, Marilyn Puiszis, Pat Pulver, James Purtell, Marilyn Quainter, William Quartell, Diane Quasny, Lowell Raap, Christine Rack, Andre Radovich, John Randall, Mary Sasala, Thomas Saver, John Savaiano, Adab Savaiano, Pete Schaeffer, Douglas Schill, Jeanne Schiman, Richard Schiller, Leonard Schimmel, Richard Schmidf, Cynthia Schmidt, Margaret Schrage, Gary Schreck, Paul Schrey, John Schroeder, John Schroeder, James Schuh, Joann Schulz, Andrea Schultz, Lynne Schurke, Kenneth Schweig, Ronald A Ratzel, Richard Razniewski, Joyce Regnerus, William Reitz, Judy Richards, Richard Riley, James Riordan, Michael Rizzato, Nichalos Roche, Alica Rolewicz, John Rose, William Rossi, Louis Rosy, Henry Roth, Barbara Rowan, Jeanne Russell, Donald Russell, Richard Ryan, Judith Rykaczewski, Barbara Rzadkowski, Gloria Santoro, Joanne Smiley, Sharon Smith, Nadine Smith, Nancy Smith, Ronald Smol, Harry Sobol, Barbara Sonichsen, Susan Sorenson, Doris Soyke, Linda Spence, Sandra Stacey, Carol Staehlin, Janet Stalzle, Ronald Stanford, Ross Stasiak, Theodora Steffen, Christine Stender, Laura Stenhouse, Harry Stevens, Loretta Stevenson, Diane Stewart, Robynn Still, Sharon Schvingel, Richard Scholl, Robert Scott, Donald Scott, Kenneth Searle, Gloria Selke, Barry Senese, Thomas Senglaub, Carol Shambo, Thomas Sheehan, Terry Shelton, Sarah Shepardson, Holly Shiner, Ellen Sidell, Janice Sietsema, Harvey Sikora, Alice Simanek, Keith Singleterry, Merrill Slavik, Ann Marie Sledz, Catherine Sloan, Veronica Stone, Harland Stoyias, Helen Strache, Diane Strauss, John Strykala, Carol Stull, George Styles, Joe Sullivan, Nancy Sullivan, Tom Svane, Paul Swallow, Carol Swatkowski, Ronald Sweeney, James Sykes, Phyllis Taylor, Robert Thomas, William Pe Thome, Todd Thommen, Penny Thompson, Walter Thomson, Brian Thomson, Glenn Timm, Patricia Timph, Sharon Toner, Patricia Tracy, George Tracz, Dennis Tregoning, Sandra Turley, Dennis Valencik, Barbara Valluzzi, Daniel Van Howe, Thomas Veleta, Margaret Verschave, George Virgin, Karen Vittorio, Frank Viverito, Kathleen Vosburg, Charles Vosburg, Russell Wagner, Rodna Walternbaugh, Diana Walton, John Ward, Charles Ward, Mary Wilkinson, Carol Willett, Shirley Wilson, Beth Wilson, Daniel Wilson, Keith Winkles, Kathleen Winnick, Katherine Witek, Richard Wooding, Larry Wray, Rowena Wright, Edna Wroblewski, Daniel Wroblewski, Marie Wulff, Donna Wurster, Diane Wynne, John Xenos, Judy Yarnall, Merle Zacharias, Judith Zobel, Keith Zoccoli, James Ward, Sandra Warnke, Albert Watson, Jane Watson, John Watt, Jack Wayne, Jackie Weidner, Cheryl Weidner, Kathleen Weidner, Susan Weiher, Walter Weir, Joanne Weitzel, Joseph Weitzel, Theresa Welch, Paul Wester, Charles Wettergren, Judith Weygandt, Laura Wheeler, Marilyn Wheeler, Sandra Wickbom, Carl Wiersbick, William 84 SOPHOMORE CLASS ‘“Undecided’’ Sophomore Class Officers (left to right) Ed McHenry, Jay Christensen, Michael O'Trembiak, George Kamber. Adamczyk, William Adams, Vivian Ahner, Cheryl Albertini, Virginia Allensworth, James Allert, Harold Ambrose, Thomas Ande, Donald Andersen, Marguerite Anderson, John E. Anderson, John |. Anderson, Judith Anderson, William Ashenfelter, Charles Atkins, Donna Augustine, Larry Austin, Betty Babb, Paul Baker, Margaret Balon, Martin Barrientos, Daniel Barry, Joseph Barzen, Lynn Bayne, Charles Beatty, Margaret Becker, Marlene Bedwell, Ray Beeck, Carol Beintum, Howard Bellas, Donna Bennage, Betty Bensema, Doris Berg, Jo Ann Bergen, Susen Bergwall, Donald Bermond, Raymond Bird, Carolyn Bishop, Marilyn Bloom, Laurel Bolduc, Larry Bong, Barbara Borucki, Darlene Boston, Russell Bottomley, Gail Boucos, Charles Bourbon, Richard Bova, Marie Bowlby, Joseph Boyce, Carol Braasch, Susan Breuninger, Paul Brisky, Philip Brooks, Terrance Broom Bonnie Buckels, David, Burnisks, Eleanor Bruns, Barbara Buss, Roger Byrne, Marie Caldwell, Katheryn Canfield, Roger Cass, Virginia Cerny, Thomas Charvat, Tom Christensen, Jay Cieslinski, Vieda Clark, James Clettenberg, Alan Cole, Donna Cole, Kenneth Collins, Pamela Conley, Thomas Conlon, Wayne Conte, James Cook, Mary Covas, Thomas Cox, Patricia Crane, Ken Crebs, Betty Croft, Norene Cronin, Penelope Crooks, Robert Curran, Mary Cuthbertson, Joan Dadam, Victoria Dake, Suzanne Damico, Diane Damm, John Dean, Carole De Francesco, Pat De Kraker, Linda De Lorenzo, Joel De Marco, Loree Demas, Mary Anne Denk, Joseph Ders, Joyce De Runtz, Judith De Vries, Robert De Vries, Warren De Vries, William De Witt, Ralph Dilger, Michael Dobes, Kenneth Donnelly, Margaret Dorgan, John Douglass, Gale Droesser, Nancy Dubiel, Judy Duffy, Joanne Du Frene, Carol Dugan, Frank Dugdale, Judith Duvall, Thomas Dyckman, Barry Egan, Martha Ehrenhaft, Charles Emery, Shirley Evans, Larry Evans, Sharon Everett, James Farquhar, Susan Feeny, John Feil, Susan Fenton, Donna Fieroh, David Finn, Geraldine Fish, Patricia Forbes, John Fox, John Fox, Terrence Freeman, Sandra French, Daniel Frith, Robert Gamble, Duane Gambon, Dian Gambon, Susan Ganger, Carolyn Gangloff, Cheryl Gedonius, Mark Geiger, Patricia Gericke, Arlene Gerke, Martha Gesiorski, Raymond Gibson, James Gierhahn, Judith Gillett, Eleanor Glavor, Joyce Godby, David Goetz, William Goffinet, Pamela Gooding, Donna Green, Sue Griffin, John Grochowski, Larry ip� ‘a4 Grobbs, Ronald Guinta, Stephanie Gurra, Sandra Haidacher, Wilma Hall, Susan Hammond, Louise Hammond, Terry Hanline, Gail Harris, Linda Hart, Thomas Havelka, Joanne Haynes, Judith Heffernan, William Heinen, John : Hellberg, John | Helstein, Carol Henclewski, Susan Henley, Richard Hennessy, John Herscher, Edward Hessling, Rita Hickey, Jeff Higgins, Charelle Hinds, Virginia Hoban, Jim Hoekstra, Casey Hoffman, Richard Holt, James Hornat, Richard Hovey, Janice Hovsepian, Kasper Huet, Elizabeth Hull, Leatitia Humann, Richard Hutter, Sandra Ireland, Karen Jacobson, Fred Jankosky, Thomas Jennings, Robert Jensen, Leonard Jerrems, David Joelson, Eleanor Johnsen, Elizabeth Johnson, Donna Johnson, Mary Jurinek, Evelyn Jurinek, Karen Justus, Allan Kalfas, Kenneth Kamber, George Karus, Dennis Karzmar, Joyce Kata, Robert Katsenes, George Karzmann, Richard Keller, Bruce Kenmntbseph Kerkering, Patricia Kestian, Dennis Key, Luann Kiehl, Dorothy Kimpel, Paul 87 Kirby, Wayne 88 Kissell, Morton Klahn, Dave Klepac, Judy Koca, Paula Koglin, Charlene Kohn, Gayle Kohn, Sharon Kollmon, Albert Kollpainter, Sharon Kopersmith, Priscilla Kopp, Ernest Kosusnik, Kathleen Kousnetz, Gary Kowalczyk, Alois Krajic, Michael Krueger, Carol Kuches, Robert Kucinski, Carol Kurtzwell, Joyce Kurtzweil, Margart Kurn, Carole Lackovic, Michael Landell, Bonita Lane, Pat Lange, Barbara Lange, Walter Lara, Georginia Laraviere, Judy Larson, Paul Lata, Robert Lathrop, Sharon Lathrope, Mary Lawrence, Sandra Leiner, Janet Lempecki, Evelyn Lentz, Robert Leper, Ann Lester, Christine Liese, Diane Lightcap, Richard Linderman, Sandra Lipp, Susan Long, Frank Lotz, Andrea Lubben, George Lucas, Adrienne Lugo, Shirley Lynch, Gary Mac Glashan, Lynn Maleckas, Patricia Malinowski, Richard Marcanio, Dolores March, Jerry Markiano, Charlene Martincich, Cheryl Mason, Charles Mateljan, Karen Maugeri, Patricia McCabe, Pamela McCarty, Janice McGehee, Richard McGraw, Sandy McHenry, Edward McLaughlin, Mariann Medows, Kenneth Meloy, William Meske, Marjorie Meyer, Barbara Miller, Sandra Misic, John Mittermann, Joanne Modglin, Beverly Moore, Nancy Moore, Patricia Moore, Rosemary Moroney, Eileen Munch, Robert Murphy, Terrence Neal, Susan Nickels, Janis Niven, Gloria Norris, Charles Noto, Joseph Novak, Nancy ) Somme = O'Brien, Alan Oeschel, Grant Oftedahl, Linda O'Grady, Elaine O'Hara, Eileen Ondriska, George O'Trembiak, Michael Overholzer, Alan Packer, Robert Page, Karen Page, Shirley Palermo, Steve Parker, Kevin Paschal, Adair Paser, Lynn Passco, Donna Patyk, Christine Paul, Gregory Paulsen, Bonnie Pawlak, Nancy Pawlak, Stephen Payne, Ronald Peterson, Sheryl Pezzopane, Richard Pheatt, Pamela Pinkston, Lana Pinkston, Laurence Poetz, Kathy Polacek, Sharon Pote, Carolyn Potter, David Powell, Susan Predl, Pamela Pruett, Jo Anne Puhr, Raymond Quinn, David Radomski, Sandra Randle, Geraldine Ransteak, Martin Rechten, Bette Reich, Charlene Reiners, Marilyn 89 90 Scellato, Suzanne Scherrer, Virginia Schiller, Charles Schnack, Michael Schram, Lynn Schrey, Thomas Schroeder, Karen Schumm, Ted Schussler, Pamela Sea, Stephen Seese, Thomas Segvich, Suzanne Senese, Richard Seymour, Frank Shannon, James Shaughnessy, James Shuman, Stella Shuman, Kenneth Siemeck, Daniel Siemers, Tim Sims, Marilyn Sindt, James Sirles, Susan Sklar, William Slattery, Maryann Sloan, John Sloan, Nancy Slomiany, Sharon Smeatham, Joanne Smeeton, Beverly Smith, Sharyn Smith, William Snow, Kenneth Snyder, Robert Sonichsen, Carol Sparrow, Roger Spaulding, John Spellman, James Stane, Jean Steves, Sandra Stewart, John Still, Robert Relfson, Janet Ridderhoff, Jane Riecke, Raymond Riley, Vickie Rinck, Darryl Riney, John Ripaldi, Angeline Roberton, William Roberts, Darry| Roberts, Dean Roberts, Edith Roe, Christine Rohm, Ray Rosenbauer, Bonnie Rot, Judith Rowsey, Randy Ruiter, Sandra Sandrok, Marilyn Sansone, Janet Sasala, James Saunoris, William : | | | : | : : | | | Stoffer, Gary Stoffer, Gordon Studnicka, Robert Stull, Verna Surin, John Swann, Robert Swanson, Carol Swanson, Joann Swickard, Mary Switzer, Lonnie Talsma, Charlene Talsma, Sharon Tellinghuisen, Lois Ternand, George Thomas, John Thomas, Karen Tourangeau, Frank Tracy, William Trudeau, James Tuomey, Diana Uchman, Darlene Vaitkus, Margaret Valencik, Edward Valois, Richard Vanderhoff, Susan Vereecke, Diane Verschave, Sally Viollt, Adele Viollt, Emilie Virmond, Bill Visnovsky, Veronica Vittorio, Nora Vobroucek, Kenny Voights, Donna Voss, Bonita Wanek, Beverly Ward, Terrence Watson, Laverne Watson, William Weickelt, Lynn Weidner, Leslie Weldon, Bill Werkau, Robert West, Judy Wester, June Westerman, Donna Whalen, Christine Whalen, Kathleen Wheeler, Gail Wians, Carol Wieczorek, Stanley Weigman, Douglass Wilson, William Wojcik, Carla Woodring, Richard Xenos, James Zadakus, Richard Zajac, Judith Zarnecki, Judy Zich, Carol Zielke, Mark Zima, Paul 92 Junior Class Officers Left to right: Mary Adams, vice-president; Linda Franklin, secretary; Sandy Hicks, treasurer: Laura Fitzgibbons, president. JUNIOR CLASS “High Hopes” Abramowicz, Jean Adams, Margaret Adams, Mary Ahner, Russell Aiello, Vaughn Akin, William Allenson, Charles Allensworth, Joyce Anderson, Brian Anderson, Gerald Annerino, Charles April, Sam Arehart, James Arguillo, Hugo Armes, Marilyn Augustine, Wayne Balon, Monica Bart, Margaret Bawulski, Thomas Becker, Donna Becker, Thomas Bendik, Walter Beneski, Carol Benkowski, Pam Bennett, Barbara Benton, Viriginia Berchtold, Patricia Bibb, Marcia Bloomauist, Iris Bockman, Ray Bolstad, Linda Borkowski, Lydia Boros, Stephen Boyce, Dennis Braver, Arthur Braun, Robert Brewer, Michael Brinkman, Maribeth Brooks, Pete Broschofsky, Dwight Brown, Barbara Brown, Toni Bryda, Robert Burt, Edward Burton, Alan Burton, Joyce Calbow, Barbara Carbaugh, Dennis Carbaugh, Allen Chase, Sharon Clesson, Janice Conte, Regina Coyne, Virginia Cuff, Nancy Cump, Sandra Curcio, Sally Cybulski, Roseann Csemske, Jeannett Damm, Alan Deniels, James De Priore, Michele DeYoung, John DeYoung, Laurel DiPolo, Theresa DiVito, Christine Dowler, Sandra Downey, Laura Downey, Gregg Drews, Denise Droesser, Bonnie i if . Pa ee 54 iA, é ais Lee a ee S srs BS. + a ae Junior Switchboard Operator: Sue O'Trembiak Eberhart, James Ehrenfeld, Carol Elliot, Jon Emmershy, Carol Esson, Pauline Evans, Sandra Fett, James : Fideli, Louis Fisler, Gayle Fitzgerald, John Fitzgibbons, Laura Flinchum, Sue Florek, Nola Fokkens, Marilyn Fonte, Dennis Foster, Robert Fox, William Framberg, Eric Flankland, Linda Franowsky, Allan Franzen, James Frazier, Gerald Freeman, Richard Friedman, Fred Beauvais, Susan Fritzius, Nancy Froelke, Virginia Fuessel, Joseph Gabby, Mary Gad, Mary Gamble, Darleneg Gangloff, David Gaul, Brian Geraci, Phyllis Gerke, Sylvia Lene ee eee ee rr Ss aaa eee Glavor, Janet Glenn, Michael Glens, Janice Gliege, Carolyn Gordon, Dolores Gouty, Paul a Graham, James rm Ae - Grassel, Wayne Greco, Jacqueline Grieger, Ray Gronedyke, Grtchen ws Gross, Shi rley Guersch, Robert Gusick, Gary Gustavson, Diane Haaker, Ruth Haehnlein, Roger Hansen, Heather Harrison, Maureen Hart, Robert Hebeisen, James Hejna, Kathleen Helstein, Larry Herman, Joan Hetzel, Fred Hicks, Sandra Hoeper, David Hogate, John Hoker, Jack Homes, Diane Hopkins, Helen Horvath, Joyce Hovey, Beth Ann Huet, Patrick Hull, John Junior Girls playing volleyball: (L-R) Margaret Bart, Monica Balon, Marlene Meyer, Diane Kunkel, Sandra Anderson, Pat Sea. Hunt, James Jacoby, Jane Jensen, Sonja Johnson, Carole Johnson, Lynda Johnson, Terry , Piss? ities tee ee fo fengt OS pet ee af beng f Wilt feeds op Johnson, Thomas Kajer, Edna Kammerer, June Kanwischer, Fred Karmie, Darlene Karreman, Douglas. Kasko, Joseph Kasper, Nancy Kermer, Ross Klein, Christine Kloese, Leroy Knowski, Pat Kolar, Cynthia Kosik, Rosalind Koven, Phyllis Kopischke, Doris Krauss, Lynn Krug, Robert Kunkel, Diana Kuras, Thomas Kurtzwell, Janet Ladwig, Linda Lamb, James Lammel, Robert Langnes, William Leach, Sheridan Leper, Fran Letten, Judy Ligman, Jerome Lipp, Raymond Luderman, Marianne Mack, Robert Macrae, Sandy Maines, Jack Malmgren, David Masson, Sandra er a wed ate = —— an McCague, Michael McCullough, Shirley McElhinney, Barbara McEntee, Carol McMillan, Linda McNicholas, Ray Meagher, Jean A AAL _ 1 4) LE aS... 2.2.0 Meister, Edward Meske, June Meyer, Marlene Meyers, Carol Michersha, Pat Micklin, Richard Milkevitch, Frank Miller, Cheryl Modglin, Linda Moran, William Morton, Lana Murphy, Daniel Musgrove, Tuawanda Narducy, Kenneth Nevills, Mary Novak, Gerald Oliver, Lynn Oppenheim, Mark Osborne, Diane O'Trembiak, Susan Overstreet, Aaron Paglini, Grace Panfil, Louis Peters, Michael Peterson, Diana Peterson, William Pheifer, Jeannette Pirsig, Ruth Platt, Diane Plefka, Mary Pott, Edward Powers, Robert Prokop, Karen Quirk, John Raap, John Rachford, Virginia Radtke, William Radtke, Robert Razniewski, Darlene Rebout, Bruce Rebout, Carole Richardson, Lonnie Riese, Diane Rizzo, Joe Roche, Lucille Rock, Arlene Rodriquez, Elaine Roede, Ernest Rogan, Leonard Juniors in Home Economics: Edna Kajer, sitting at machine; Madeline Thoel, standing. Ross, Carol Rowan, Carol Ruhl, Eileen Russell, Charles s Ruzella, Carolyn SG P| , Gti Miverevenceqen sthigee We VHEENEE S282 278 fifes ¥, Savaiano, Robert Sawyer, Susan f tes, $2 rh PF CLT HABITS hls TIRES Y, ere Schaver, Roger Schiller, Erma Schiller, Rosemary Schlabach, Margaret Schrage, David Schultz, William Schussler, John Sea, Patricia Shepardson, Randall Sikora, Janet Sklar, Catherine Smith, Jerry Smith, Shirley Smith, William Smith, William Stanley, Lee Stanovich, John Stefan, Lorraine Stevens, Mike Steves, Salley Stralka, Carole Sullivan, David Swallow, Robert Swanson, James Tallarico, Donald Tampa, Terry Tannura, Vincent Tavaggia, Wayne Taylor, Carolyn Thoel, Madeline Tometich, Alice Tracz, Stanley Trezise, Raymond Trimmer, Pam Twigg, Vickie Urbank, Janice Vantongeren, Alan Veverka, Kenneth Vojtech, Robert Waggoner, Dolores Wayner, Patricia Webber, Bruce Welsh, Barbara Wettergren, Leonard Wooley, John Yudis, Donald Zelisko, Anthony Zellers, Delores Zick, Donna Zobel, Heather Zuttermeister, Joan Zwarich, Gerald sod geeecceseacomnt { } Junior English Practice Teacher: Miss Mary Mulligan Junior Hall Guard: Ray Bockman CLASS OF °62 “Tl Be Seeing You” Senior Class Officers Seated, leftto right: Bill Wulfing, president; Bonnie Bessemer, treasurer; Standing: Tim Adams, vice-president; Don Babb, Secretary. Ca LORRAINE ADAMITUS “Lorrie” G.A.A. 3; Freshman Girls Chorus 1; Pep Club 1; Gymnastics 4. TIMOTHY ADAMS Tim Hall Guards 3,4; Student Council Rep. 4; Spartanite 3; Freshman Boys Chorus 1; A Capella Choir 2,3,4, President 4, Madrigal 4, Spartanaires 3; Baseball 1; Basketball | ,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Class Vice-President 4; Varsity Club 3, 4, President 4. SHARON ADOMAITIS “Sparky” DONALD ALBERTS “Bubble” . RICHARD ALLISON The Wanderer : Library Aides 2, 3; National Honor Hall Guards 2,3,4; Student Council Alt, Boys Bowling 2; German Club 1,2. Society 4; F.H.A. 1; G.A.A. 2,3,4; G.A.A. 4; Spartanite 3; Freshman Boys Chorus Bowling 2; A Capella Choir 2. 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 2,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Shield 4. DIANA LEE ANDERSON Die KENNETH ANDERSON Ken Dramatics 3; G.A.A . 3,4; G.A.A. Bowling Hall Guards 4; Art Club 4; Track 2. 3,4; Pep Club 3; Modern Dance 3. MICHAEL ANDERSON “Mike” | MARILOU AQUINO “Lou” | Geeks: Country 3) Football 2; Track 3; | FHA. 1,3,4; G.A.A. 3. Wrestling 2,3,4. KENNETH ARTHUR Ken Hall Guards 4; Spanish Club 3,4. RONALD AUGUSTINE Ron Hall Guards 2,3,4. CHERYL BACHERT “Little Red” Cheerleaders 2,4; Dramatics Club 3,4; G.A.A. 1; Peppers 2,3,4; German Club 2,3; Freshman Girl's Chorus 1; Senior Girl's Chorus 2; A Capella Choir 3,4; Social Director 4, Section Leader 4, Girl's Octet 3,4, Madrigal 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. DONALD A. BABB Don Key Club 3,4, Vice-President 3,4; Cross | Country 2; Football 1; Wrestling 1; 4 Class Secretary 4; Shield 2,3,4, Sports Editor 3, Editor 4. ROBERT BACON Bob CHARLENE BAHLS Char Hall Guards 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Library Aides 2; Spanish Club 1; Pep Football 3,4; Track 2,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Club 1,2. Varsity Club 3,4, Vice-President 4. WILLIAM BALLIK Bill Hall Guards 4; German Club 1,2. RICHARD BARLOW “Rick” Hall Guards 2,3,4; Student Council Alt. 3; Student Council Rep. 2; Key Club 3,4, President 4; Track 1,2. ELAINE BART Dramatics Club 4; Thespians 3,4; G.A. i JAMES BATH Jim Hall Guards 3,4; Cross Country 1, 3; Track 3; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 20,4. LYNN BEENING “Beans” Library Aides 3; F.T.A. 3,4. A. 4; Coniest Play 2,3; Commerce Aide 4. PHYLLIS R. BAMBERGER Bambi Student Council Alt. 1,2; F.T.A. 1,2,3,4, President 3,4; G.A.A. 1; Spartan Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4; Tutor 2,3; Chem. Lab. Assistant 4. RONALD BARRY Ron Hall Guards 1,2,3,4; Student Council Rep. 1,2,4; German Club 1, 2; Vice President 2; Cadet Band 1; Spartan Band 2; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Varsity Club 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4. RITA BARTOSZ Library Aides 4; F.N.A. 1,2; F.T.A. 3; G. A.A. 1,2,3; G.A.A. Bowling 1,2,3; Spear 4; German Club 2,3; Treasurer 3; Cadet Band 1,2; Spartan Band 3,4. HELEN BAYNE Office Aides 4; F.H.A. 1,2; Pep Club 1,2. Ait ee Poy At a PAULETTE BEGITSCHKE Office Aides 3; Latin Club 1,2; Latin Club 1,2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Tutoring 2,3. ROBERT BEILFUS Bob RICHARD BEINTUM Rich Hall Guards 3, 4; Boy's Bowling 1; Hall Guards 2, 3; Freshman Boys Wrestling 1,2,3,4. Chorus 1. ROBERT BEINTUM Bob SHERRY BELLEZZA Bell-ezz-a Hall Guards 3; Cross Country 2; Track |. Art Club 4; Debate Club 4; F. H. A. 4; Mixed Chorus 2; Cadet Band |. SHIRLEY ANN BELT Suspenders MARIE BERGEN Mur Student Council Alt. 4; Dramatics Club Pep Club |. 1,2; Thespians 2; F.H.A. 1,2,4; G.A.A. 1, 2,3,4; G.A.A. Bowling 3,4; French Club 1; Freshman Girls Chorus 1; Senior Girls Chorus 3,4; President 4; A Capella Choir 2; Pep Club 1,2. SUSAN BERTHOLD “Bert” . he BONNIE BESSEMER G.A.A. 1,2; G.A.A. Bowling 2; Spartanite LS j Office Aides 2,3; Student Council Alt. 4; French Club 2,3; Vice-President 3; : � 4 in ss 2; Student Council Rep. 3; Class Secre- Pep Club 1,2,3; Tutor 2. ; ‘ “ A tary 2; Class Treasurer 4; Pep Club 2,3, é @ 4; Tutor 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 3, 4. BARBARA BETHKE “Barb” z nek : po . STEVE BISBIKIS Greek Library Aides 3,4; F.H.A. 4; G.A.A. 1,3, vs re ® é : Hall Guards 2,3; Spanish Club 2, 3; 4; G.A.A. Bowling 1,3,4. ' +d . , Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Wrestling ; a 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4. ED BODENDORFER Skip Hall Guards 4. DONNA BOUTET Boots LARRY LEE BRANDT “Larnicks” Library Aides 2,3,4; Student Council Alt. | Hall Guards 1,2,3; Boy's Bowling 1,2,3; 1; Dramatics Club 3; Spartanite 4; German Club |. Freshman Girls Chorus 1; Senior Girls JEANETTE BRILL Dee Chorus 2; A Capella Choir 3,4, Girls Student Council Alt. 3; Student Council Octet 1,2,3,4, Madrigal 4; Pep Club 1, Rep. 2,4; Dramatics Club 1,2; Latin Club 23,4: 1; German Club 2,3; Freshman Girls Chorus 1; Senior Girls Chorus 2; A Capella Choir 3,4, Girls Octet 3,4; Class Vice-President 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3; Student Council Secretary 4. PHYLLIS BROOKS Phyll Forensics Club 2; Thespians 2,3,4; G.A. A. 1; Spartanite 3; Pep Club 1,2. FOREN ALLEN R. BROYLES Hall Guards 4; Student Council Alt. 4; eo National Honor Society 3,4; German ‘ Club 2,3; Cadet Band |; Spartan Band OR 2,3,4; Language Lab. Operator 3. JAMES MICHAEL BUCKLEY Jim Hall Guards 3; German Club 2, 3; Baseball 2; Basketball 1,2; Language Lab. Operator 4. JANET BUKOWSKI THEODORE EDWARD BULOW Ted Hall Guards 3,4; Student Council Rep. 4; Spanish Club 2,3; Football 1, 2; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4. JERRY L. BURMAN Hall Guards 3; Art Club 3,4. KATHLEEN LOUISE CAIN “Kathy” Library Aides 2,3,4; Student Council Rep. 3,4; Dramatics Club 3; Latin Club 3; German Club 1, 2; Freshman Girls Chorus |; Science Club 2. a a : MATTHEW BURNICKS Matt KATHI T. BURRE! Kay Poster Club 1; Spartanite 4. ALLEN CARBAUGH “AI Hall Guards 3,4; Wrestling 1,2. BETTE JANE CANFIELD KAREN CARLSON F.N.A. 4. CHARLENE CARLSON Char F.N.A. 2,4; Latin Club 1,2; Tutor 2. JOSEPH M. CATANZARO CHARLES M. CHASE Kid Krupa” Hall Guards 3; Spanish Club 2,3. Hall Guards 2,3; Baseball 2; Football 1, 2; Wrestling 2. JOHN ROBERT CARRINGTON Boy's Bowling 4; Debate Club 3; Activities Chairman 3; Film Operator 3,4; German Club 2,3,4; Science Club 1,2,3. RICH CHAVOSKY RUSSELL BERNARD CHEVALIER Russ Hall Guards 3,4; Freshman Boys Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 2; A Capella Choir 3, 4; Football 2; Wrestling 2,4. ROBERT CLARK Bob Dramatics Club 4; Film Operator 2; Spear 4; Art Editor 4; Latin Club 1,2. SHARON KAY COLES F.H.A. 2,4; G.A.A. 4; Pep Club 3. JIM COLLACHIA Collach Hall Guards 3; Freshman Boys Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 2; A Capella Choir 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Varsity Club 4. ‘JACQUELINE DEE COOK “Jackie” Student Council Alt. 2; Student Council Rep. 1,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3, 4; Cheerleaders 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1,2; Tutor 2,3,4. MAUREEN CORNELL Student Council Rep. 2; F.N.A. 4; G.A.A. 1; Spartanite 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3. JAMES A. CORRIGAN Jim Hall Guards 1,2,3,4; Art Club 4; Mixed Chorus 2; Pep Club 4; Shield 4, Art Editor 4. JOHN COURTNEY MARIANNE COVAS Office Aides 4; G.A.A. 3; G.A.A. Bowling 2,3; Mixed Chorus 2. STEPHEN CROOK Steff NIKKI LOU CRUSON Hall Guards 2,3; Student Council Rep. Library Aides 3; Dramatics Club 2,3,4; 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Forensics Club 2; Spartanite 4; French Wrestling 2; Tutor 2. Club 3; Freshman Girls Chorus |; Senior 2 Girls Chorus 2; A Capella Choir 3,4. NANCY D'AMICO Whop” Library Aides 3; Art Club 4; Debate Club 3; Peppers |. GERALD MICHAEL KEVIN CURRAN Gerry Hall Guards 2; German Club 1,3; Cadet Band 2; Spartan Band 3,4; Beginning Band |; Dance Band 3, 4; Baseball |; Wrestling 1; Varsity Club 4; Shield 4; Golf 2,3,4. DONNA DANIEL Office Aides 4; Student Council Alt. 1; Spartanite 3. DONNA JUNE DAMON Art Club 4; Freshman Girls Chorus | Senior Girls Chorus 2. MIKE DeRUNTZ Mike Film Operator 1,2,3; Cadet Band 1; Spartan Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Cross Country 2; Wrestling 2. GLORIA DARGERT F.H.A. 3,4; G.A.A. 3. BOB DERWIN The Gump FRED DeVRIES Student Council Alt. 1; Debate Club 1, Hall Guards r; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; 2; Key Club 2,3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1,2. Basketball 1,2; Cross Country 1,2. DIANA DiCHIARA Dee DONALD DILLENBURG Don Hall Guards |; Library Aides 1; Office Aides 1,2; Student Council Alt. 1. PATRICIA DIX Pat MICHAEL DIX Cool Guy” Student Council Alt. 1; F.H.A. 1,2; G.A. Track 2. A. 2,3,4, President 4; G.A.A. Bowling 2, 3; Peppers 3,4; Freshman Girls Chorus ]. SHERRILYNN DOBES Dobie BARBARA DOWNEY Barb F.N.A. 4; Peppers 4; Spartanite 3; Senior Library Aides 3; G.A.A. 1,3,4; Secretary Girls Chorus 4, Section Leader 4; 4; G.A.A. Bowling 3,4. Gymnastics 4. ; ' EDWARD DRAPER Ed Football 2,3,4; Wrestling | ,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4. WAYNE DRENTHE Hall Guards 3,4; Football | ,2,3,4; Track 2; Varsity Club 4. JIM DRURY SHARON DUFFY Duffy Cadet Band |; Spartan Band 2,3,4. Library Aides 3; French Club 3; Tutor 2. ee JUDITH DUGAN “Judy” Office Aides 2,3,4; . National Honor Society 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Dramatics Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Thespians 2,3, 4; G.A.A. 1; Latin Club 1; French Club 3; President 3; Freshman Girls Chorus 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Shield 4, Copy Editor ROSEMARY DUKE Office Aides 2,3,4; Student Council Rep. 4; Dramatics Club 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Freshman Girls Chorus 1; Senior Girls Chorus 2; A Capella Choir 3,4, Secretary 4; Madrigal 4; Girls Octet 1,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, President 3. 4; Spear 3. BRUCE DUNN CORA'LU DYCKMAN “Cora” Hall Guards 3; Debate Club 4; Dramatics 2,3; German Club 1, 2; Treasurer 1; Freshman Girls Chorus 1; Pep Club 1, AL KAREN DYKSTRA CAROLYN DYMOWSKI Spanish Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2. Spanish Club 1; Tutor 4. WILLIAM EAKINS Hall Guards 3,4; Film Operator 1,2,3, 4; Freshman Boys Chorus |; A Capella Choir 2,3,4. BARBARA EADIE Office Aides 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4. MARGARET ESSON “Marge” Office Aides 3,4; Latin Club 1, 2; Pep CLUB $+ NANCY EHRENHAFT Library Aides 2,3. ROBERT LEE EVANS Hall Guards 2,3,4; Film Operator 1; Cross Country 3; Track 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4. JIM FINEGAN “Jim’ BEVERLY ANNE FINN Bevy” Dramatics Club 3; F.H.A. 1,3; G.A.A. 1; Cadet Band 1,2. BRENDA J. FINN “Brandy Scotch” Library Aides 3; Student Council Alt. 4; Debate Club 3; F.1.A. 2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Spear 4, Illustrator 4; German Club 3, Secretary 3; Freshman Girls Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 3; A Capella Choir 2,4. SHIRLEY FITZGERALD Office Aides 4; Student Cour Cheerleaders 4; G.A.A. Chairman 4; G.A.A. Bowli AL FLASMAN “Al” 3 Secretary Peppers 2,3, Spartanite 3; Latin Club 1,2: Girls Chorus 1; Pep Club JEAN FOLK Student Council Alt. 1,2: Student Council Rep. 3; Dramatics Club 2: Forensics Club 2; Thespians 3,4; Spanish Club 1, 2: Freshman Girls Chorus 1: Mixed Chorus 3; Senior Girls Chorus 2; A Capella Choir 4; Pep Club 1,2. LEONARD FORD “Lucky” PATRICIA FREEMAN Hall Guards 2; Track 2. RENEE FRENETTE Library Aides 3,4; Art Club 4; Tutor 4. oe ———_ a =“ zx. oi ; CHERYL ANN GARDELLA : é Library Aides 1,2; Spanish Club 2. - : - ‘ Sf = LYNN FRITZ “Lynn” DEAN GALLAGHER Library Aides 4; Office Aides 4; Switch- Hall Guards 2; Baseball 2; Football 2; board Operator 3,4; Student Council Wrestling 1- 7 Alt. 4; Dramatics Club 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Spartanite 3; Spear 4, JAMES GIERACH “Jim” Verse Editor 4; Latin Club 1,2; Freshman Student Council Alt. 3; Student Council : Girls Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 2; A Rel. 2,4: National Honor Society 3,4, : Capella Choir 3,4; Operetta 2; Mixed Treasurer 4; German Club 1,2; Basket ball 1,2; Track 2; Varsity Club 2. : Octet 3; Mixed Quartet 4. LAWRENCE PAUL GEIS “Larry” Boy's Bowling 2; Cadet Band 2; Spartan Band 4. JUDITH GRAVES “Judy” Student Council Rep. 1,2; Art Club 3; Dramatics Club 2; Freshman Girl's Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Senior Girl’s Chorus 4; Pep Club 1,2. EILEEN GILLETT Student Council Alt. 3; Student Council Rep. 1; G.A.A. 2,3,4; G.A.A. Bowling st 4: G.A.A. Historian 4; Pep Club z. RUTH GRIEDE DIANE GRIFFIN “Grif? Office Aides 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; President Office Aids 3; National Honor Society 3; Freshman Girls Chorus 1. 2,3,4: Dramatics 3, 4; President 4; Thespians 3,4; F.1.A. 3,4; Pep Club 3; Latin Club 1,2, Chairman 2; German Club 3; Freshman Girls Chorus |; Senior Girls Chorus 2; A Capella Choir 3,4; Operetta 2,3; Musical 4; Contest Play 3; Tutor 2,3,4. WAYNE GRAY “Pierre” Boy's Bowling 3; Freshman Boys Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 2; A Capella Choir 3, 4: Chess Club 2; Basketball 3,4; Cross Country 3; Football 4; Track 3; Varsity Club 3,4; Pep Club 1; Operetta 2. MARGARET MARY GRIFFITH “Peggy” GEORGE GRIGNON “Bud” Hall Guards 2,3,4; Industrial Arts Club 4; Cross Country 3; Football 2; Wrest- ling 1, 2, 3; Photography Club 4, President 4; Golf 1,3. DON GUINTA Ginch PAUL E. HAA Hall Guards 3,4; Film Operator 3, 4; Industrial Arts Club 2,3,4; Secretary 2, Vice-President 3; Baseball 2; Basketball 4; Track 3; Varsity Club 3,4. RICHARD HAEHNLEIN “Rick” Hall Guards 2,3; Student Council Alt. 1. WILLIAM HABERICHTER Bill Freshman Boys Chorus |; Mixed Chorus 2; A Capella Choir 3,4; Cross Country 3; Wrestling 1,2,3. MARY HAIDACHER Office Aides 4; F.N.A. 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2, 3; G.A.A. Bowling 1,2,3; Latin Club 2,3; Cadet Band 2,3; Spartan Band 4; Tutor |. GARRY W. HARN Ger Hall Guards 3. ALAN HARNEW Al PAMELA HEDEEN “Pam” Film Operator 3; German Club 1, 2; Library Aides 3,4; Office Aids 4; ArtClub Cadet Band 1; Spartan Band 2,3,4; Track 1,2; Dramatics Club 11 F.H.A. 4; G.A.A. 2; Film Club Vice-Pres ident 3. 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Freshman : Girls Chorus 1; Pep Club 3; Shield 4; Homemaker of the Year 4. THOMAS HEINTZ Tom PATRICIA HEINTZELMAN Pat German 1,2,3; Cross Country |; Football F.H.A. 1; G.A.A. 3; G.A.A. Bowling 3,4; 1,43 Track’ 1), 2) (3, 4;-Chess Club’ 3, Spartanite 4; Pep Club 1. President 3. JOSEPH HENDRICKS site ' ££ KENNETH HESS Ken Latin 3,4. Pac é Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2. JEAN HICKEY Jeanne af fy a JEANNE HILL “Jean Student Council Rep. 3; F.N.A. 2,3, 4, ; ‘ a q : - | Mixed Chorus 4; Senior Girls Chorus 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; Peppers i eA . é A 3; Freshman Girl's Chorus 1; Pep Club 1. 3,4, President 4, Vice-President 3; Latin ; Club 3,4; Spear 3; Nurses Aids 3, 4; Gymnastics 4; Homecoming Court 4. RICHARD HIORNS “Dick” a - ROBERT HIORNS “Bob” Spartan Band 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 4; . : Saal) Student Council Alt. 4; Spartan Band 1, Stage Band 3,4. : ‘ j ’ 2,3,4; Senior Band Representative 4; . Stage Dance Band 3,4. JANET HJORTH DENYSE HOBBS Dee German Club 2,3. Office Aides 4; Student Council Alt. 3; Student Council Rep. 4; F. T. A. 3, 4; Reporter 4; G.A.A. 1; Latin Club 1,2; Freshman Girl's Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 2,3, Section Leader 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Point Chairman 3; Language Lab. Oper- ator 4; Tutor 2,3,4. RITA HODGES “Reaf” BART HOEKSTRA “Moverick’ Dramatics Club 1,3; F.H.A. 3; Senior Debate Club 4; Key Club 4. Girl's Chorus 4; Cadet Band 2. GEORGE HOFFMAN JERRY HOFFMAN Hall Guards 3; Freshman Boy's Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 2,3. DAVID HOVEY JUDITH MARIE HOWARD “Judie” National Honor Society 3, 4; Film Freshman Girl's Chorus 1. Operator 2; Football 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4. CAROL HULL Dramatics Club 1; F.H.A. 3,4, Treasurer 4; Senior Girl's Chorus 4, Sextet 4. GEORGE IRLBACHER “George” DIANE SUE ISENBURG F.T.A. 1,2,3,4; Cadet Band 1,2; Spartan Band 3,4; Shield 4, Business Manager 4; Commerce Aids 3. ALAN WAYNE JABUREK “A!” JOE JASPER JOAN JOHNSON Guidance Aids 2,3; Art Club 2,3. Library Aides 4; F.N.A. 3,4; Spartanite 3; Spear 4; Girl's Chorus 1,2. SONJAJOHNSON “Soni DOUGLAS JONSSON “Doug” Student Council Alt. 1,2; Student Council Rep. 4; G.A.A. 1,2; Spanish Club 2,3; Freshman Girl's Chorus |; Mixed Chorus 2; Senior Girl's Chorus 4; Pep Club 1,2. DONNALEE JORDAN FRANCES ELLEN KACZMAREK “Fran F.N.A. 3,4; Treasurer 4; Spanish Club 1, Office Aides 4; F.H.A. 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3 2: Cadet Band 1; Spartan Band 2,3,4, 4, Treasurer 3; Pep Club 2; Tutor 2 Secretary-Treasurer 4. Gymnastics 4; Commerce Aides 4. MARIE ARLENE KAMBER Library Aides 3; National Honor Society 4; Dramatics Club 1]; F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3; G.A.A. Bowling 1,2,3, 4; Math 1; Spanish Club 1,2; Freshman Girl's Chorus 1; Commerce Aides 3,4; Tutor 2,3,4; Teacher's Aides 2. GERALDINE KACZMARSKI Geri Office Aides 4; Student Council Alt. 4; Student Council Rep. 1,2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Spartanite 3; Spear 4; Latin Club 1,2; Freshman Girl's Chorus 1]; Tutor 2, 3, 4. | RICHARD KAPPEL “Rich” Hall Guards 2,3; Boy's Bowling 2; Film Operator 4; Math Club 4; Science Club 4. BONNIE KANE Library 1; Cheerleaders 2,3,4; Thespians 2; G.A.A. 2,3; Peppers 4;German2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Yes, we do have a swim team, even though we don't have a pool. Jim Gierach has been in diving competition for two years for OLCHS, and with great success. Last year he won Ist in district competition and 13th in state. This year he again took Ist in district, against such giants as Hinsdale, and went up to 7th in state, missing the finals by only a fraction of a point. Jim travels to Hinsdale H. S. several days a week just to practice, which he never lets upon. Jim's perseverance and skill have made him our whole swim team, and one to be very proud of at that! ANNE KATZMANN Office Aides 4; Student Council Alt. 3; Cheerleaders 3,4; F.N.A. 2; G.A.A. I, 2; Peppers 3,4; German Club 1, 2, 4, Secretary 1,4; Freshman Girl's Chorus 1; Senior Girl's Chorus 2; A Capella Choir 3,4, Treasurer 4; Homecoming Court 3,4; Homecoming Queen 4. LILLIAN ANN KAUFFMAN Lill G.A.A. 1,2,3; G.A.A. Bowling 3,4. Library Aides 116 TWO OUTSTANDING THREE cee eee g tv) MALI ETI Tir Jim Gierach RICHARD W. KILTON Rich Hall Guards 2,3. WALLACE KIRBY JR. Wally Basketball 3; Wrestling 3. INGELORE KLEIST Inge Office Aides 4; F.T.A. 3,4; Spartanite 3; _Tutor 3,4; Teacher's Aides 3. MARIANNE KLEMENKO Mar 1,2; Office Aides 1; G.A.A. 1,2; Spanish Club 1,3; A Capella Choir 1. S E N | O R B O Y S Bob Hiorns, who won a trip to the Rose Bowl through his musical excellence, is another outstanding and talented senior. In competition with several thousand other contestants in this area, Bob was awarded the trip, all expenses paid, to the Rose Bowl to play there in the Robin Hood Band. Bob, who has been playing the trombone since his early grade school years, was given true recognition in this contest, and isa great addition to the senior class. Bob is shown here wearing the uniform in which he marched at the Bowl halftime. RICHARD KOCHANEK Snuffy Track 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4. MARY SUSAN KOLB Susie Office Aides 2,3,4; Student Council Rep. 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; G.A. A. 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Science Club 1; Secretary 1; Shield 3,4, Class Editor 3, Activities Editor 4; Spear 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; French Club 3,4; Cadet Band 1; Spartan Band 2,3; Tutor 2, 3; Home coming Court 4. Bob Hiorns WALTER KOGLIN Wedgi Hall Guards 3. ANITA KONIECZNY DAVID M. KOWALEWSKI Hip-Shot” Hall Guards 2; Art Club 4; Spartanite 4; Chess Club 2. RONALD WALTER KUGLEY “Ron” ROSEMARIE KUMZI “Rose” library Aides 3,4; F.T.A. 1; G.A.A. 1; Spanish Club 1,2; Freshman Girl's Chorus 1; Senior Girl's Chorus 2; A Capella Choir 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Madrigal 4. AZAid PATRICIA LaFAIRE Dimples LYLE LELLWYN LAKE Puddles Library Aides 4; F.H.A. 1,2; Spear 3. Hall Guards 2,3; Spartanite 4; Freshman Boy's Chorus 1; A Capella Choir 2,3,4, Section Leader 4; Madrigal 3,4; Mixed Octet 2; Operetta 2, 3; Musical 4; Baseball 3; Football 2; Pep Club 1. STEVE LARSEN Hall Guards 3; Spanish Club 1; Football ipo: AUGUST LAURENCE “Augie” RICHARD LETTS Monk Hall Guards 2,3,4; Student Council Alt. 2,3; Forensics Club 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Film Operator 2,4; President 4; Spartan- ite 4; Public Address Operator 3, 4; German Club3,4, President 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Football 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1,2; 100 Mile Club 3, 4; Language Lab. Operator 3,4. FREDERICK CHARLES LEWIS Fred Industrial Arts Club 2. CAROL LIGHTCAP DENNIS LINDBERG Denny Office Aides 4; G.A.A. 1; Pep Club 2,3. Hall Guards 2,3,4; Student Council Alt. . 2,4; Boy's Bowling 2; Public Address ‘| Operator 1,2,3,4; Key Club 3,4; German i Club 1,2, President 2; Pep Club 3; Shield 4, Sports Editor 4. GARY LINDSEY Gary German Club2,37 Cross Country 3; Track 2,4. JAMES M. LUNDEN Jim Hall Guards 2,3,4; Boy's Bowling 2,3; Film Operator 2,3,4; Spartanite 3; Latin Club 1,2. MARIE LIPP WILLIAM LISAK Bill Office Aides 3,4; Student Council Rep. Hall Guards 4; Film Operator 3,4. 4; F.H.A. 1,2; F.T.A. 1,4; G.A.A. 3,4; G. A.A. Bowling 3. JACK MALPASS Bubs Hall Guards 3; Film Operator 2; Fresh- man Girl's Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 2; A Capella Choir 2,3,4, Section Leader 4; Track 2,4; Wrestling Manager 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4. PENELOPE M. LUNDEQUIST “Penny” Office Aides 4; Dramatics Club 3; F.N. A. 3,4; G.A.A. 3,4; G.A.A. Bowling 1,2; Latin Club 1,2, Vice-President 2; Fresh- man Girl's Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 2,3; Pep Club 1,3; Spear 4. DIANA M. MARLATT Di Library Aides 2; Spartanite 4; Freshman Girl's Chorus 1; Senior Girl's Chorus 2; Pep Club 2,3,4. MARLYNE MANZ Mar Student Council Alt. 1; Art Club 4; G.A. A. 1; Peppers 4; Freshman Girl's Chorus 1; Senior Girl's Chorus 2. DIANE MARSHALL JAMES G. MARSHALL Jim Hall Guards 1; Student Council Alt. 4; Student Council Rep. 2,3; Film Operator 4; Math Clubb 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Science Club 4, President 4; Chess Club 3,4. RICHARD B. MARTIN Rich National Honor Society 3, 4; Film Operator 2,3,4; Math Club 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Cadet Band 1; Spartan Band 2,3, 4; Pep Club 4; Science Club Vice-President 4: Film Club Vice-President 4. BARBARA ANN McCLAFLIN Red DIANE McDONNELL Mack FIH-As 2:34) Fal Ans: G.A.A. Bowling 4; Spartanite 4; Spanish Club 1. KEN McGeHEE COREEN McKEE Office Aides 4; Dramatics Club 4; Spartanite 4; Science Club 1,2; French Club 3,4, Program Chairman 3; Spear 4, Editor 4. KATHY McLAIN “Kathy” Office Aides 3,4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2, 3; Latin Club 1,2; Freshman Girl's Chorus 1; Pep Club 3. MARGARET McMILLAN Marge Office Aides 4; Student Council Alt. 1,2; Student Council Rep. 3,4; Class Treasurer 1; Homecoming Court 4. KAREN MARIE MELOY Kari F.T.A. 4; Peppers 3; Spartanite 3; Latin Club 1,2;,Senior Girl's Chorus 1,2; Pep Club 4; Gymnastics Club 4. PATRICIA MILCHERSHA ARLENE MILLER “Are” ; ANDREW WILLIAM MILWID JR. Bud oY Office Aides 4; G.A.A. Bowling 1, 2; Hall Guards 2,3,4; F.1.A. 4; German 7, German Club 1,2; Freshman Girl's Club 2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Cross Country dy Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 2,3; Senior 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; ‘Varsity Club 3, 4; Girl's Chorus 4; Pep Club 1,2. Science Club 1; Tutor 2,4; Language Lab. Operator 3,4. JERRY MILSTEAD Hall Guards 2,3,4; Baseball 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Spartanite 4, Editor 4. DIANE MORGAN Diane Student Council Alt. 2,3; G.A.A. 1; G.A. A. Bowling 3. JEAN MORSTADT “Jeannie” Office Aides 4; Student Council Rep. 4; National Honor Society 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4, Treasurer 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 4; Peppers 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4; German Club 2,3; Pep Club 1,3,4; Modern Dance 3. ALYCE NEERMANN “Alley” Freshman Girl's Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 2 WILLIAM NELSON “Willy” Hall Guards 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; German Club 1,2; Secretary 2; Football 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4. MARILYN MOORE “Mar” Cheerleaders 2; Alternate 3; G.A.A. |; 2; Latin Club 1,2; Freshman Girl's Chorus 1; Senior Girl's Chorus 2; A Capella Choir 3,4; Girl's Octet 4; Mixed Octet 3. ROBERT MORRIS “Bob” Hall Guards 3,4; Film Operator 3; Industrial Art Club 1; Chess Club 2; Secretary-Treasurer 2. DOLORES MYERS GERALD NEIHEISEL Jerry MARGARET MARY NEVILLS “Peggy” G.A.A. 1; G.A.A. Bowling 1. MARILYN NICOLETT ANTHONY NOVAK “Tony” Office Aides 2; Student Council Rep. 1; Hall Guards 4; Film Operator 2,3,4; Dramatics Club 1; F.T.A. 2; Spanish Club Cadet Band 1,2; Spartan Band 3,4; Dance 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2. Band 3,4. FRED ORMINS RON OSTAPKOWICZ “Big 0” Hall Guards 1,2,3,4; Peppers 3, 4; A Capella Choir 3,4; Baseball 1,2; Footbal 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4. VINCE PERFETTO STEVE PHILLIPS Phil Hall Guards 4; Boy's Bowling 1,2; Film Operator 2; German 1. RICHARD C. PIRSIG Rich Cadet Band 1,2; Spartan Band 3,4. SHARON ANN PORTER Office Aides 4; Forensics Club 3; F.T.A. 2,3,4, Reporter 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; G.A. A. Bowling 1,2,3,4; German Cwub 3,4; French Club 3. KATHLEEN ANN POSTECK Kathy ! Student Council Alt. 2,4; F.N.A. 1. RONALD QUASNY Hall Guards 2,3. JUDY RAINFORD Spanish Club 3,4, President 3, Secretary THOMASINA CAROL RANDLE “Toni Office Aides 1,4; G.A.A. 1; Spartanite 4; Freshman Girl's Chorus 1]; Pep Club 2,3,4. ROGER REINSCH “Rog” Hall Guards 4; Student Council Alt. 3; Student Council Rep. 2, President 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 4; Film Operator 2; Public Address Operator 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Cadet Band 1; Spartan Band 2,3,4; Science Club 1. NANCY LYNN RENO “Nance” Office Aides 3,4; Student Council Rep. 3, Parliamentarian 3; F.N.A. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; F.T.A. 4; Spartanite 3; Latin Club 1,2; Pep Club 3; Shield 4, Typist 4. RANDOLPH RICHARDSON “Randy” Hall Guards 3,4; Student Council Alt. 1; Student Council Rep. 2,3,4, Reporter 3; A Capella Choir 3,4, Vice-President 4; Spartan Band 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3; Football 4; Track 1, 2,3,4; Class President 1; Class Secretary 3; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; Madrigal 4; Spartanaires 3. EDITHJANE RAINVILLE “Tiny” Art Club 4. DONALD REIMER Pretzel's™ Hall Guards 3,4; Boy's Bowling 2,3. JIM RENKAR Rinky Dink ROBERT ALLAN RICHARDS Porky Hall Guards 3,4; Student Council Alt. 1, 2,3,4; Debate Club 2; Dramatics Club 1; German Club 4; Freshman Boy's Chorus 1; A Capella Choir 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Boy's Quartet 4. CAROL ELIZABETH ROBERTS “Liz” Office Aides 4; F.H.A.3,4; Vice-President 3; President 4; Spartanite 4. MARLENE ROBERTSON “Marty” G.A.A. 1; F. N. A. 1; Spartanite 4; Freshman Girl's Chorus }. JANICE ROSSTEN “Jan” WILLIAM ROST F.H.A. 4; Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 2,3. Hall Guards 4; Basketball 1; Football 1. EWALD P. RUCEIS Hall Guards 3; Film Operator 4; Industrial Arts Club 1,2; Science Club 3. CAROLE RUGGIA “Rugg” F.H.A. 3; Pep Club 1. FRED RUSCH “Fred” Hall Guards 3. RONALD RUTH “Ron” Hall Guards 2; Boy's Bowling 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; German Club 1,2; Language Lab. Operator 3. SHEILA RUZELLA “Rosie” VICKIE RYKACZEWSKI Vickie Dramatics 3;G.A.A.1,2; Peppers 3;Pep Office Aides 3; Student Council Alt. 2: Club 3; Modern Dance 3, President 3; Spartanite 4; Pep Club 3,4; Homecoming Tutor 2. Court 4. GARY SAYERS Hall Guards 2,3,4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2,4. GARY SCHILLER Hall Guards 3,4; Film Operator 3,4; Key Club 4; Cadet Band 2. PATRICIA SCELLATO “Paf LOUIS SCHALK Lou Spanish Club 1, 2; Freshman Girl's Hall Guards 4; Film Operator 3,4. Chorus 1; Senior Girl's Chorus 2; A Capella Choir 3,4; Girl's Octet 4; Musical 4. GLENN SCOTT “Glennard” Student Council Rep. 3; Key Club 3,4; Secretary 4; Latin Club 2,3; Wrestling } 32: PATRICIA SCHILLER “Pat” Library Aides 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2; Pep Club 2 3¢ BEVERLY SELL Student Council Alt. 4; Dramatics Club 2,3,4; Forensics Club 2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1; Poster Club 1; French Club 2, 3; Freshman Girl's Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 3; A Capella Choir 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 2, President 2. JANET SCOTT “Scotty” G.A.A. 2,3; Peppers 2,3,4; Vice-President 4; Shield 4; Spear 4; Gymnastics 4. CHUCK SHAFFER Chuck EARL SHAMBO Hall Guards 2; Spartanite 4, Editor 4; Baseball |,2,4; Football 1,2,3. LARRY SENGLAUB “Whitie Hall Guards 3; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 4; Language Labe. Operator 4. DENITA Q. SHEELE DIANE SHELLEY Freshman Girl's Chorus 1. Pep Club 4. MARTIN PETER SIEVERSON “Pete” DAVID L. SIMMONS Goose Hall Guards 2,3,4; Student Council Rep. 3; Film Operator 1; Latin Club 1; German Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Presi- dent 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Cadet Band 1. DENNIS SINDT Hall Guards 2,3,4; Track 2. CHARLENE SLATTERY Et Age2: DONNA SLATTERY Office Aides 4; F.N.A. 4; Secretary 4; G.A.A. 1,2; Point Chairman 2; Peppers 2,3; Math Club 1; Gymnastics 4. DIANE SMITH Hester G.A.A. 1; Spanish Club 1,2; Pep Club le2icrA. WALTER SMITH “Wally” WILLIAM SMITH Bill Hall Guards 1,2,3,4; Art Club 1,2; Film Operator 1,2,3; Basketball 2; Track 1,2, 3; Class Treasurer 3; Pep Club 3; Key Club 3. JANICE SOBOL TERRY SOUHRADA Office Aides 3; F.H.A. 1,2; F.N.A. 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. Freshman Girl's Chorus |. JUDY SPOSATO Spastic F.H.A. 1; Freshman Girl's Chorus 1; Senior Girl's Chorus 2; A Capella Choir 3,4. ALICE JOAN SPAIN “Spas” Library Aides 3,4; Student Council Alt. 4; National Honor Society 3,4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Poster Club 2; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3; Modern Dance 4; Tutor 2; Gymnastics 4; Teacher's Aides 3; Spear 4, Art Editor 4. JAMES STANLEY “Troy” Student Council Alt. 1; Student Council Rep. 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4, President 4; Key Club 4; German Club 2,3, President 3; Cadet Band 1; Spartan Band 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2; Class Vice-President 3; Pep Club 3; Science Club 2. FRAN STANFORD “Fran” Hall Guards 3,4; Spartanite 3; Spanish Club 2; Cross Country 3; Track 2, 3; Wrestling 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4. BARBARA STANTON National Honor Society 3; German Club 1,2; Spartan Band 1 ,2,3,4; Tutor2,3; Lab. Assistant 4. STAN STANLEY Snuff Hall Guards 3,4; Student Council Rep. 2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; German Club 1,2, Treasurer 2; Baseball | ,2,3,4; | Tutor 2,3; Lab Assistant 4; Basketball 2, Sar) is tS sg ALLAN STASIAK Butch PAULETTE STEINMETZ x Hall Guards 2,3,4; Freshman Boy's Office Aides 4; National Honor Society “ — Chorus 1; A Capella Choir 2,3,4; Cross 2,3; F.T.A. 3; G.A.A. 2,3; Math Club 3; TR Country 1,2; Track 1,2; Wrestling 1,2; French Club 3; Pep Club 4; California a | Madrigal 4; Boy's Quartet 3. Scholarship Federation 2, 3; French r Honor Society 3; Girl's League Commi ¢ Honor Society 3; Girl's League Com- mittee 2,3. DONALD STERNBERG BARBARA LEE STEVENSON Stevi Art Club 3; Poster Club 2. Library Aides 2; Office Aides 3; 4; Student Council Alt. 2; Student Council Rep. 1; Dramatics Club 1,4; Spartanite 3; Latin Club 1,2,4; Freshman Girl's Chorus 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Shield 4, Class Editor 4; Spear 3,4, Feature Editor 4; Musical 4. KAREN STRELOW JAN STRINGHAM Strings Art Club 3,4. F.H.A. 3,4; Latin Club 2; Freshman Girl's Chorus 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. JIM STURTECKY “Stretch” ° MARY ANN SULLIVAN Mare Hall Guards 3. Office Aides 2; Art Club 4; F.H.A. 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Nurses’ Aides 2. JOE SUMRODA Little Joe “ JON SUTHERLAND Football 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 4. Freshman Boy's Chorus |; Mixed Chorus DS Ay JOHN SWICKARD Hall Guards 1,2,3,4; Student Council Alt. 4; Basketball 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 4. JULIE ANDREA SWINOCK “Julie” G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pepper 2, 3; School paper | ,2; Latin Club 2. RON SYKES F.N.A. 3,4. RAY TENEGAL Industrial Arts Club 2,3. SARA SUE THORNTON “Sarie Office Aides 1,2,3,4; Student Council Rep. 3,4, Treasurer 4; G.A.A. 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Shield 3,4, Cladd Editor 3, Activitiy Editor 4; Spear 3,4, Exchange Editor 4; Latin Club 1; Freshman Girl's Chorus 1; Girl's Octet 1; Tutor 2; French Club 3,4. Hall Guards 2; Baseball | ,2,3,4; Basket- | ball 1,2; Chess Club 2. SHARON TATION “Smiley” RUTH TELLINGHUISEN Office Aides 4; Pep Club 3. GERTRUDE SZEWCZYK Jackie Dramatics Club 4; Pep Club 3,4. PATRICIA TEELING Pat oe MARCELLA TEMPESTINI Marcy F.H.A. 4; Pep Club 3,4. SHIRLEY THOMPSON Office Aides 4; Student Council Alt. 3; F.N.A. 3,4; G.A.A. 1,3; Latin Club 1,2; Pep Club |. DIANE TOMLINSON Student Council Alt. 4; Spartanite 4, Business Manager 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Pep Club 3. oF A JOANN TUNSTALL Jo Office Aides 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; G.A.A. Bowling 1,2,3, Secretary 3; Peppers 2; German Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3; Pep Club 1,2; Shield 3, Advertising Manager 3; Language Lab. Operator 2. JOYCELYN TOURANGEAU LINDA TUCCERI Dramatics Club 3,4; F.1.A. 1,2,3,4; G.A. Student Council Alt. 1; Student Council A. 4; German Club 1,2; Freshman Girl's Rep. 2. Chorus |; Mixed Chorus 2; Senior Girl's Chorus 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Teacher's Aides 2,3,4. GEORGE VIRMOND Boy's Bowling 1,2,3; Film Club 1, 2, President 1. JEAN VER SCHAVE Hall Guards 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1; Language Lab. Operator 3,4. JOYCE VOJTECH Office Aides 3; Student Council Alt. 4; Dramatics Club 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Freshman Girl's Chorus 1; Senior Girl's Chorus 2; A Capella Choir 3,4, Section Leader 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Spear 4, Essay Editor 4; Madrigal 4; Mixed Octet 4; Girl's Trio 3. CAROL VOEBELL Commerce Aides 4. BURCE WAGNER ‘FRED WARTENBURG “Fritz” Poster Club 4; Chess Club 3,4. | Stamp and Coin Club 3; German Club | ,2; Cadet Band 4; Spartan Band 4; Track 2; Science Club 1,2. CHARLEY VOKSTORF Tod Hall Guards 3,4; Boy's Bowling 1,2,3,4; Secretary 2,3,4, President 4; Track 2. VICTOR WAYNE Vic Cross Country 2; Track 2. JEAN WEIDNER JOAN P. WEIDNER “Jinx’ Library Aides 3,4; Art Club 2; F.H.A.3, Debate Club 4; Dramatics Club 2,3,4; 4, Vice-President 4; F.N.A.2;G.A.A. 1, F.H.A. 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Freshman 2,3,4; G.A.A. Bowling 2; Poster Club 1; Girl's Chorus 1. Spanish Club 3; Freshman Girl's Chorus IRIS WEISS I 1; Pep Club 1,2,3. Dramatics Club 4; Spear 4, Copy Editor 4. DARLINE WESTERMAN Dean Student Council Alt. 4; F.H.A. 3,4; Secre- tary 4; G.A.A. Bowling 3; G.A.A. 3,4, Publicity Chairman 4. JUDY WICKMAN Library Aides 1; Dramatics 1, 2, 3; Spartanite 4; Spear 4, Copy Editor 4; Latin Club 1; Tutor 3. SCOTT WILLIAMS T Hall Guards 2,3,4; Film Operator 3; Public Address Operator 2,3,4; Football 1; Track 1,2,3; Language Lab. Operator 4. ia JIMMY RONALD WISEK Wiz ED WITKOWSKI E.R. Hall Guards 3; Football 1,2; Track 1,2,3. Student Council Alt. 1,2,3; Latin Club 2; Freshman Boy's Chorus 1; A Capella Choir 2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 2,3; Track 2. DENNIS ALAN WITTHOFT Denny National Honor Society 3,4; Boy's Bow- ling 3; Key Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; Spanish Club 2,3. A = ‘= ae HAROLD WORKMAN “Hal” ROBERT WRIGHT “Bob” Hall Guards 2. F.T.A. 2,3,4; Secretary 3, Vice-President 4; Math Club 3,4; Key Club 4; Latin Club 3; German Club 1,2,4; Cadet Band |; Spartan Band 2,3,4; Science Club 3,4, Secretary 4. Senior Sweatshirts--(L-R) Joe Sumroda, Marianne Covas. WILLIAM H. WULFING Bill Student Council Rep. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3; Dramatics 3,4; Forensics 1,2; Thespians 3,4; Key Club 4; Latin Club 2,3, Officer 3; Class President 2,3, 4: Class Vice-President 1; Basketball W E K N O W Manager 2; Contest Play 2,3; French Club 4. MARVIN WURSTER Marv JANICE YOUNG Senior Girls? (L-R) Sue Kolb, Diane Tomlinson, Shirley Thompson, ?, Inge Kleist, Nancy Reno, Geri Kaczmarski. Barnyard Blues _ MARY ANNE ZANDER Mar CHERYL ZICK “Zicki Office Aides 3,4; Student Council Rep. Library Aides 3; F.H.A.1; G. A. A. 1; 3,4; Dramatics Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; | Spartanite 4; Pep Club 3. G.A.A. 1,2; G.A.A. Bowling 1,2; German Club 1,2; Spanish.Club 3; Pep Club 1,2; Tutor 1,2. T.V. Stars (L-R) Seated-Geri Kaczmarski, Judy Dugan. Standing-Jim Gierach, Bill Wulfing. (Not pictured: Janet Scott). JAMES S. ZIELER Jim Hall Guards 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Track THEM BY | 1,2,3; Wrestling 2; Varsity Club 4. “YT Ain't Lazy, I'm Just Dreaming” Hard work cleaning up after dance: (L-R) Bonnie Bessemer, Vickie Ryczewski, Rose Duke, Dee Griffin, Bill Wulfing, Bob Clark, Cheryl Bachert, Tim Adams, Don Babb, Lynn Fritz, Barb Stevenson. ALVARO ZUMELZU S. Student Council Rep. 4; Key Club 4; Spanish Club 4; French Club 4. HARRY L. ZYBURT Football 2. CERF NR NaN ERR eae B THe RMN OXAOAnEeNDEXRCUUSDODULARANIOE HedeENAeyowmse ens somenenmen . ‘ ATHLETICS 134 dl Our four years at Oak Lawn would have little of their golden luster if sports were elime- nated from our school life. A basketball game or a wrestling match is an event to look forward to. They give to the school the competitive spirit which makes a student cheer for his team, and feel proud of his school. Much of this pride we feel in OLCHS can be credited to the students on the following pages. They make our Golden Years shine with the brilliant luster of school spirit. 135 ER CR ey bret 1961 VARSITY Tel - 4 . Batieeacet tigeet i “ wee Py. % a re oe Tim Adams Sr. Q. B. Most Valuable Don Alberts Sr. E. Bob Bacon Sr. H.B. Ray Bockman. Jr. T. Mr. Parks Jim Collachia Sr. C. Head Coach Ed Draper Sr. E. Wayne Drenthe Sr. H.B. Jim Frazen Jr. F.B. FOOTBALL REGULARS | Bill Fox Jr. Q. B. Dave Hovey Sr. H.B. Jerry Milsted Sr. G. | Gary Sayers Sr. C. } i } Bill Nelson Sr. T. Ron Ostapkowicz Sr. F. B. Lou Panfil Jr. T. Bob Richards Sr. G. David Sullivan J. G. Ken Veverka Jr. Q.B. 2S SAR gay bi - tang et 7 ih tne eat eceememem ener een ee ee Ses Pemees vem BLUE ISLAND EVERGREEN PARK LINCOLNWAY CARL SANDBURG HOMEWOOD FLOSSMOOR “‘Something’s Gotta Give’ The Spartan grid-men got off to a slow start this year. However, the spirit of the boys remained strong and they rallied to win their lasttwo games. As a result of this rally, the Spartans captured fourth place in the conference standings. A a a i sp 4: ar VARSITY SQUAD Top row: B. Bacon, B. Richards, D. Alberts, J. Milsted, B. Nelson, L. Panfil, G. Sayers, T. Adams, G. Ondriska, D. Third row: Mr. Abromovitch, R. Richardson, C. Annarino, J. Franzen, D. Godby, W. Drenthe, E. Draper, R. Bermond, J. Swickard, W. Gray. Second row: J. Raap, B. Peterson; M. Gedonius, R. Ostapkowitz, R. Bockman, D. Hovey, C. Russel, D. Simons. Bottom row: D. Sullivan, J. Collachia, J. Manes, R. Hornot, B. Fox, K. Reverka. 16 20 24 14 13 27 14 19 13 12 19 20 2) S O p H O M O Q F Top row, left to right: G. Lynch, R. Snyder, J. Bawulski, J. Roberton, G. Katsenes, J. Bowby, B. Heffernan, L. Jensen, R. Malinoski, C. Mason. Middle row: Coach Scaduto, W. Smith, J. Christenson, J. Riney, J. Sasala, J. Spellman, T. Ward, C. Ashenfelter, T. Fox, S Q U A D J. Dorgan, D. Katzman, Coach Dunn. Front row: J. Kentz, T. Babb, T. Conleu, R. Munch, T. Covas, F. Dugan, T. Schrey, R. Swann, T. Murphy, J. Everett. The sophomore squad finished the season with a record of | win, 6 losses, and | tie. FRESHMAN SQUAD The freshmen eleven finished second in conference with a record of 4 wins, 2 losses, and I tie. Row one, left to right: R. Oglesby, F. Vittoriao, J. Schrey, R. Stanford, J. Fox, K. Schurke, J. Pospisil. Row two, kneeling: F. Milas, G. Gustafson, M. Lathrope, J. Ford, E. Kunz, J. Styles, R. Iser, W. Chada, K. Zobel, D. Valluzzi. Row three, standing: R. Froelke (Mgr.), Mr. Zajac (Coach), G. Schrage, W. Olson, D. Franzen, J. Fritz, B. Oeschel, T. DiGinova, R. Swatkowski, J. Schroeder, C. Keons, (Mgr.), Mr. Edgington (Coach). Top row: F. Eul, K. Evans, P. Svane, J. Walton, J. Hilger, W. Tuchini, J. Christenson, J. Proctor, D. Schaeffer, R. Sasola, G. Clark. MS i. | MORRO Pe CLAS Ld SERIES RT EOS SERN eT ee CROSS COUNTRY 1961 BREMEN 2 Sawcnseac thei ears 29 ARG OF se a ete rea hero cis 48 RICH Etc ey oss eieicee 32 EVERGREEN: PARK«. -22- 26 B. |.- LOCKPORT SECOND PLACE LINGOLINWAY: 2 2 en oe ae 46 HOMEWOOD FLOSSMOOR.34 REA VIS Aacraky omens tava 42 This year Mr. Lewis and his Spartan cross country team made a fine showing in the Southwest Suburban Conference. They finished second in the conference although they had only two returning lettermen. This year's lettermen were: Larry Senglaub Rich Letts Andy Milwid Harold Allert Gary Gussack Dave Simmons VARSITY Top row: K. Narducy, W. Grassel, L. Senglaub, B. Swallow, Mr. Lewis. Bottom row: H. Allert, R. Letts, A. Milwid, G. Downey, D. Simmons. Not pictured: G. Gusick. “icine heme ation + re | FROSH-SOPH The Frosh-Soph cross country team finished the season with a record of 5 wins and 3 losses. This gave them a fourth place in the conference standings. Larry Senglaub was voted this year's most valuable player. Top row, left to right: M. Krajick, R. Woodring, R. Buss, W. Fanelli, B. Genty, J. Surin. Middle row: R. Narducy, D. Jerrems, G. Tracy, M. Marqui, D. Gamble, D. Barientos. Bottom row: D. Traz, J. Weitzel, R. Milwid, B. Macritche, D. Hinds, J. Zoccoli. $A 2 M8 hs VARSITY Roy Milwid, 95 Ibs. 13 wins, 5losses 3rd District All Conference, 2nd team Bob Lammeel, 103 Ibs, 9 wins, 9 losses, 1 tie, 4th District, All Conference, 2nd team. Gary Sayers, 145 lbs. 11 wins, 8 losses, ] tie. 2nd Palatine Tournament 3rd District. Jim Bath, 112 lbs. 11 wins, 7 losses, 3rd District All Conference, 2nd team. Ed Draper 138 lbs. 12 wins, 5 losses, 3rd Palatine Tournament 2nd District Sectional Ted Bulow 127 lbs. 14 wins, 4 losses, 2nd Palatine Tournament Ist District, Ist Sectional Steve Bisbikis, 133 lbs. 17 wins, 5losses 1 tie. 1st Palatine Tournament | st District 3rd Sectional ’ Bob Evans, 120 Ibs. 17 wins, 4 losses 2nd, Palatine Tournament 3rd District All Conference, 2nd team WRESTLING Jerry Milstead, 154 Ibs. 13 wins, 7 losses 4th in kistrict ‘“‘T've-Got A Crush On Bob Bacon, 165 Ibs. 16 wins, 5 losses, 1 tie. 2nd, Palatine Tournament All Conference, Ist team. Bill Peterson, 180 Ibs. 5 wins, 11 losses Ath Palatine Tournament 4th District Ray Bockman, heavyweight. 4 wins, 9 losses 4th Palatine Tournament 4th District John Raap, heavyweight. 2 wins, 6 Jack Malpass, Manager losses. Mr. Swalec, Coach VARSITY Top row, left to right: Sparrow, J. Collachia, D. Simons, B. Peterson, R. Bockman, J. Rapp, R. Micklin, R. Chevalier, Mr. Swalec. Middle row: F. Stanford, B. Beifus, S. Bisbikis, G. Sayers, J. Milstead, E. Draper, P. Hewitt. Bottom row: B. Radtke, S. Truce, T. Bulow, B. Evans, J. Bath, D. Barrientos, B. Lammel, M. Anderson. Oak Lawn, known for its fine wrestlin g teams, once again came through with an excellent record this year. Under the coaching skills of Mr. Swalec the Spartan matmen finished the season with the following achievements: Co-champions in the Southwest Suburban Confer- ence, second place in the Palatine tournament, second place in the District tournament, and sixth place in the Section meet. OLCHS OLCHS OLCHS OLCHS OLCHS OLCHS OLCHS OLCHS OLCHS OLCHS OLCHS OLCHS OLCHS OLCHS OLCHS OLCHS 32 - 20 36-14 26-14 17-24 21-21 23-19 22-18 45 - 3 36- 6 36- 8 15-23 29-11 22-19 31-1] 23-19 14-27 Blue Island Thornton Evergreen Park Waukegan Reavis Rich Evanston Homewood Flossmoor New Trier Bremen Proviso East Lincoln Way Hinsdale Carl Sandburg Palatine La Grange FROSH-SOPH SQUAD , yhlAy WRESTLING {RESTUN Top row, standing: Coach W. Meredith, J. Bawalski, M. Gedonius, D. Kestian, B. Kata, J. Hickey, R. Fox, J. Christiansen, L. Bolduc, B. Wierzbicki. Third row, kneeling: P. Svane, R. Malinowski, G. Schrage, W. Luchini, J. Machanich, J. Sasala, K. Macik, C. Cohen. Second row: J. Shannon, T. Murphy, T. Covas, B. Muench, D. Wiegman, D. Roberts, B. Crook, G. Vershave. Bottom row, sitting: J. Shrey, K. Wilson, Manager; J. Kearns, F. Nowac. The sophomore squad had a record of |2 wins and 4 losses. FROSH-SOPH REGULARS Top row, left to right: Mr. Meredith, Robert Crook, Jay Christensen, Jeff Hickey, Robert Lata, Larry Bolduc, Mark Gedonis, Keith Wilson, Manager. Bottom row, left to right; Paul Beilfus, Robert Munch, Dennis Kestian, Richard Malinowski, Doug Wiegman, Tom Covas. VARSITY BASKETBALL sD Sawin ar anmenniern 2 | | Dave Simmons Rich Letts Randy Richardson Sr. Guard Sr. Forward Sr. Forward Bill Fox Don Alberts Stan Stanley Jr. Guard Sr. Guard Sr. Guard Sr. Guard W. Grassel J. Hebeisen Tom Bauwalski Jr. Forward Jr. Center Jr. Forward ; Jr. Forward ee ee 5 nen Tom Kuris Joe Kasko Don Guinta Jr. Guard Jr. Guard Manager Wayne Gray and Coach Walton 147 SPARTAN Including non-conference and tournament play, Oak Lawn's basketball team competed in a total of nineteen games, winning five and losing fourteen. In spite of the losing season, the spirit of the boys remained very high. This is shown by the fact that the Spartan team placed two boys in the all-conference first and second teams. Randy Richardson won a forward position on the first team for his outstanding play, and Rich Letts was named to the second team. BASKETBALL Varsity Basketball Argo AO - 66 OLCHS Bremen 58 - 62 OLCHS Lincolnway 46 - 40 OLCHS Carl Sandburg 69 - 33 OLCHS Evergreen Park 59 - 44 OLCHS Reavis 54-63 OLCHS Rich : 63 - 47 OLCHS Thornton 54-65 OLCHS Homewood-Flossmoor 65 - 48 OLCHS Bremen 60 - 53 OLCHS Blue Island 73-56 OLCHS Lincolnway 73-54 OLCHS Carl Sandburg 79-45 OLCHS Eevergreen Park 72-70 OLCHS Elmwoos Park 46 - 52 OLCHS Reavis 73-54 OLCHS Homewood-Flossmoor 75-59 OOUGHS Evergreen Park 72-62 OLCHS: 1961-62 SOPHOMORE SQUAD Top row, leftto right: R. Buss, M. Krajick, D. Godby, J. Feeny, T. Ward, G. Katsenus, Mr. Scaduto. Bottom row, left to right: D. Buckles, Mgr., D. Pezopane, W. DeVries, D. Katzman, D. Scheaffer, J. Dorgan. The record for the sophomore basketball team is 5 wins and 13 losses. SOPH REGULARS Standing, left to right: D. Katzman, J. Feeny, G. Katsenus. Kneeling, left to right: D. Scheaffer, M. Krajick, Mr. Scaduto. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Banos rte Middle Row (Left to Right) B. Lukacek, R. Opdyke, R. Narducy, M. Ghelfi, J. Hilger This year the freshman basketball squad had a record of 4 wins and 12 —gottom Row (Left to Right) losses. C. Carlson, J. Fox, W. Thompson, K. Schurke Not Pictured R. Hicks, D. Schaeffer, C. Moran (mgr.), G. Still (mgr.) GYMNASTICS Back row left to right J. Anderson, D. Roberts, R. Sparrow, F. Dugan, C. Stienmetz, R. Stanford, Coach Dreger. Seated left to right: B. MarRitchie, D. LaFaire, D. Leslie, R. Farquhar. (not pictured) T. Babb Dave Lealie doas Ross Stanford does a Flank Circle on the side horse. LETTER FROM THE EDITOR As the year comes to a close and another Golden Year is ended, we look back on the events of the year with pride. We remember sports, Homecoming, musicals, plays, graduation. These events, along with the long hours of study, are all a partofthe Golden Years. We, the Shield Staff, hope that this book will bring back some of the assemblies, dances, the Prom, and finally countless memories which will be lost with age. To the members of the staff, the publishing of the Shield brings the harvest of this Golden Year. The long hours of hard work-planning layouts, writing copy, indexing, and meeting deadlines--have come to an end for us. We feel that we have captured the essence of the Golden Years’ and we hope that YOU will find it in the-1962 SHIELD. Don Babb Editor PATRON LISTING ALICE'S DRESS SHOP 4959 W. 95th ST. ATOM KEY, LOCK, LAWN MOWER SERVICE 6030 W. 95th ST. GA 3-4055 BANANA'S STEAK HOUSE 9401 CICERO BANQUET ROOM FOR ALL OCCASIONS BARCUS PHARMACY 4708 W. 103rd St. 24 HR. SERVICE BALTER MEAT PROVISION 7801 ESSEX AVE. CHICAGO, ILL. BEHRENDS HARDWARE 5300 95th ST. GA 2-0003 BOYCE BROS OI CO: 6395 95th ol, OAK LAWN, ILL. WM. BRANDT SONS INC. BURTONS STORE FOR MEN CLOTHIERS HATTERS HABERDASEHERS 4815 95th ST. BUS YOURELL WESTERN BURGER (% best in town) CAMEO SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE 9712 CICERO NE 6-3213 152 CHRIS' HAIR STYLING 5360 95th ST. OAK LAWN, ILL. DEAN'S RESTAURANT 9500 95th ST. 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GA 2-4382 FRESHMEN Abbs, Richard 74 Adams, Raymond 74 Aiello, Bruce 74, 58 Aimone, Jeanne 74 Aitken, Randall 74 Alexander, Kenneth 74 Amundson, Lynn 74 Andrews, Vickie 74, 54 Angelo, Nicholas 74 Arndt, William 74, 46 Audia, Louise 74 Aurelio, Roger 74 Azarone, Joseph 74 Baaske, Roger 74 Bailey, Kenneth 32, 74 Bailey, Virginia 74, 46 Baillie, Jean 74 Bailie, Keith 74 Baker, Kenneth 74 Bale, Linda 33, 74 Bale, Raymond 74 Banser, Barbara 74 Barlow, Thomas 74, 55 Bart, Nancy 74 Barten, Suzanne 74 Bauldry, Laverne 74 Baumgardner, Kenneth 74 Bay, Derrick 43, 74 Beilfus, Paul 74 Bencic, Charles 74 Benedyk, Terrence 74 Benton, Phillip 74 Benyon, Gregory 74 Berthold, Kathy 33, 74 Biros, William 74 Bjork, Lynn 74, 53 Bloch, Patricia 74 Boardman, Cynthia 74 Boersma, Catherine 74 Borisy, Lynn 74, 5] Borkowski, Leona 74 Bouska, Johann 75 Boulter, Linda 75 Boyce, Donna 32, 75 Brandt, William 75 Breiling, Suzanne 75 Britt, Carolyn 75, 62 Britt, Ronald 75 Britton, Candace 75 Brock, Richard 75 Brown, Beverly 75 Brown, Alan 75, 58 Broyles, Charles 75, 46 Bryda, Darlene 75, 51, 53 Buckley, Luana 75 Buckley, Robert 43, 75, 46 Buhle, Barbara 32, 75 Bult, Larry 75, 46 Burkman, Albin 75 Burns, Kristene 75 Burton, James 75, 48 Canik, Carole 75, 54, 62 Canty, Nancy 75, 51 Carbaugh, Alfred 75 INDEX Carlascio, Patricia 75 Carlson, Clayton 75, 50 Carlson, Laverne 33,75 Carlton, Jeanne 75 Carrano, Christy 75, 51 Cayer, Sandra 75 Chada, Wayne 75, 5] Chaplinski, Robert 75 Christensen, Dennis 75 Christensen, Randy 75 Christopher, Donald 75 Clark, Gary F. 75 Clark, Gary S. 75 Clark, Rosemary Clarquist, Joanne 75 Clauter, James 75 Clesson, Kenneth 75, 46 Clesson, Terry 75 Cohen, Charles 75 Collura, Joyce 75 Conrad, Patricia 75 Conroy, Joyce 75 Corlett, Rosemary 75 Corrigan, Dennis 33, 75, 55, 59 Cox, Bonnie 75 Coyne, Thomas 75 Cozad, Dick 75 Crane, Donald 75 Croft, Cheryl 75 Curcio, Thomas 75 Cusimano, Steve 75 Czech, Frank 75, 59 Czemske, Linda 75 Dahlstrom, Kenneth 33, 75, 50 Dahlstrom Kay 75 Daley, Jane 75 Dargert, Guy 75, 62 Dathe, Diane 75 Davidson, Suzanne 75, 53 Davis, Russell 75 Debo, Christy 32, 75, 53 De Francesco, Jeraldine 76 Di Genova, Thomas 76, 139 Denardo, Frank 76 De Vivo, Nicholas 76, 46 De Vries, Karen 53, 76 De Witt, Beverly 76 Divin, Roland 76, 65 Doggett, Glenn 76 Dovikis, Hohn 76 Doyle, Tim 76 Drabandt, Carolyn 76 Draper, Richard 76 Drummond, James 76, 44 Drury, Nancy 76, 65 Duffy, Robert 76 Dunn, Margaret 76 Dwyer, Conway 76 Dzielak, Mary Ann 76 Egan, Jacqueline 76 . Ehrenhaft, Paul 76, 48 Eilmess, Aurelia 33, 76, 51 Eiliott, Darlene 76 Emmershy, Janice 76 Engel, Patricia 53, 76 154 Erickson, Vicki 76 Erickson, Patricia 76 Estevon, Mohrch 76 Eul, Fred 46, 76, 139 Evans, Carol 76 Evans, Claude 76 Evans, David 76, 138 Evans, Gail 76 Evans, Ken 150, 76 Fanelli, Robert 76, 140 Farquhar, Richard 33, 76, 15] Fidler, Virginia 76 Floresch, Robert 76 Fokkens, Donna 76 Ford, Jack 76, 139 Foster, Patricia 76 Fox, Barbara 76 Fox, Charlyn 76 Franke, Henry 76 Franowsky, Katherine 76 Franzen, Donald 76, 139 Freshour, Jayne 76, 51, 53 Fritz, James 76, 1539, 150 Froelke, Russell 76, 139 Fuessel, Kathleen 76 Gabb, Alcia 32, 76 Gad, John 76 Gatter, Rita 76, 53 Gazell, Thomas 76 Gelecke, Maureen 76 Genty, Robert 14] Gerkitz, George 76 Gernenz, Randall 76, 58 Ghelfi, Michael 76, 150 Gibbons, Robert 76 Gibson, Glenn 76 Gierach, Beverly 32, 76, 62 Geimino, Diane Gluth, Mary 76, 46 Gocal, Edward 77 Grabowski, Nancy 77 Graff, James 77, 49 Grames, Gloria 77 Gresher, Dorothy 77 Griede, Harry 77, 46 Grigg, Darlene 77, 5] Grignon, Gerald 77, 49 Grover, Robert 77 Gustafson, Carol 77 Gustafson, Gordon 77, 139 Haa, Barbara 77, 53 Hafk, Lynn 77 Hagberg, Richard 77 Hall, Kenneth 77 Hall, William 33, 77 Hansen, Gay 77 Hansen, Joyce 77 Hardt, Adair 77, 53 Harbit, Margaret 77 Harmon, Keith 77: Harper, James 77, 59 Harris, Kenneth 77 Harris, Keith 77 Harris, Larry 77, 150 Harris, Susan 77 Hart, Jeanne 77, 53 Havlik, Betty 77,51, 53 Hayes, Roberta 77 Heffernan, Nancy 77 Hein, Thomas Hejl, Virginia 77 Hellberg, Robert 77, 46 Henthorne, Donna 77, 46, 62 Herman, Janice 32, 77, 53 Hewitt, Linda 77 Hicks, K. 150 Higgins, Mike 77 Hilger, James 77, 150 Hill, Charles 77 Hind, Linda 5] Hinds, Dennis 77, 141, 46 Hoeger, Walter 77 Holt, Victoria 77 Home, Judith 77 Hopkins, Dawn 77, 62 Horn, Shirley .77 Hosek, Thomas 77 Hosman, Susan 77 House, Sharon 77 Hovasse, Bonnie 77 Howard, Guy 77 Howeler, Steven 7 Hoyd, Nancy 32, 77 Ireland, John 77 Iser, Russell 77, 139 lverson, Jeannette 77 James, Donna 77 Jankosky, Richard 77 Jaracz, Edward 77 Jasnocha, Carol 77 Jelley, Patricia 77 Johannes, Sharon 77 Johnson, Judith 77, 54 Johnson, Paul 77 Johnson, Robert S. 77, 54, 58 Johnson, Robert 78, 54 Jost, Ronald 78 Jurewicz, Jerry 37, 78 Justus, Gary 78, 65 Kachel, James 78, 46 Kaczmarski, Linda 78 Kandian, Carol Ann 78 Karpen, Diana 78 Karwacki, Ronald 78 Kasprzyk, Glenn 78 Kaput, Judith 78 Kazwell, Dominie 78 Kelly, Paula 78, 58 Kerns, David 78 Kight, Virginia 78 Kirby, Barbara 78, 54 Kirk, John 78 Kirkwood, Alice 78 Kirkel, Diane 78, 54 Kishimoto, Eunice 78 Klahn, Robert 78 Klebenow, Robin 78 Klein, Barbara 78 Kochenburg, Linda 78 a Kolar, James 32, 78 Kopale, Marilyn 78 Koren, Elyse 78 Koszyk, Stanley 78 Koziel, Joyce Krause, Sharon 78 Krause, Edmund 78 Krems, Suzanne 78 Krout, Carol 33, 78 Kvinge, Karen 78 Kruce, Patricia 78 Krueger, Nancy 78 Krusbe, Richard 78 Kryszak, Marilyn 78 Kubala, James 78 Kubas, Robert 78 Kumzi, Beverly 78 Kumzi, Carol Ann 78 Kunysz, John 78 Kunz, Edward 78, 139 Kunz, Joyce 78 Kupec, Susan 78 Kuras, Carol Ann 78 Kurzweg, lydia 78 La Faire, David 78, 46, 151 La Francis, Marilyn 78 Laidlaw, Susan 78 Lake, Lewis 78, 65 Lamparter, Nancy 78 Lathrope, Michael 78, 139 Lawler, Paul 78 Lehane, Kathleen 78 Leisure, Loren 78 Lelli, Ann 78 Leonard, Robert 79 Le Rette, Janice 79, 53 Leslie, David 79, 46, 151 Lesniak, Jerome 32, 79, 46 Levy, Allen 79 Lewis, Gail 79, 65 Lewis, Mary Ann 79, 51, 53 Liebich, Barbara 79, 51, 53 Liebich, Thomas 79 Lightcap, Janice 79 Limberg, Mary 79, 5] Linderborg, Marylyne 79, 50 Lindgren, Sharon 79 Lindeborg, Russell 79 Livingingstone, Robert 79 Luby, Janice 79 Luchini, Wayne 79 Lukacek, Robert 32, 79, 150 Luczynski, Maxine 79 Macik, Kenneth 79 Makcey, Ronald 79 Macritchie, Brian 79, 141, 46, 15] Maddock, Marilyn 33, 79, 54 Majosky, Patricia 79 Manning, Michael 79 Maresh, Susan 79 Marchbank, Thomas 79, 46, 62 Maronto, Stephen 79, 46 Maroney, Geraldine 79, 53 Marqui, Marvin 79, 14] Marsan, Jerome 79 INDEX Martin, Virginia 79 Martig, Ronald 79 Massett, Ralph 79 Matz, Audrey 79, 5] Mauloff, James 79 May, James 79 McAninch, Gerry 79 McCabe, Diane 79 McCartney, Ann 79 McClaflin, Fred 79 McCullough, Carol 79, 46 McHugh, Thomas 79 McKinney, James 79 McKimson, Nancy 79, 51, 53 McMahon, Bernadette 79 McMillan, Terrence 79 McNew, Sharon 79, 5] Meier, Jeannette 79 Michaels, Michaeline 79 Michalski, Joan 79 Middaugh, Merritt 79 Middleton, Alan 79 Milas, Frits 79, 139 Miller, George 33, 79, 46 Miller, Lee 79 Miller, Madalynne 79 Milwid, Roy 80, 14] Minor, Linda 80 Moorhead, Judith 80, 5] Morgan, Austin 80 Morgan, Charles 80 Morgan, Ronald 80 Morris, James 80 Morris, Ralph 80 Muenchow, Judy 80 Mungiovi, Mary 80 Mungiovi, Thomas 80 Murnane, Sandra 80, 53 Murphy, Barbara 39, 80, 51 Murphy, Sandra 32, 80, 54 Murray, Bonnie 80 Myers, Nancy 80 Myers, Laverne 80 Narducy, Raymond 33, 80, 141, 150 Naughton, Rita 80 Nelson, Carol Ann 80 Nettle, Daniel 80 Nicoletti, Susan 80 Norris, David 80 Norris, Edward 80 Novak, Edward 80 Novak, Frederick 80 Nowic, Robert 80 Nyman, Laura Ann 80 O'Brien, John 80, 46 O'Chala, Bernadete 80 O'Connor, James 80 Oeschel, Bruce 80, 139 O'Glesby, Ronald 80, 139 Olijar, Barbara 80 Olsen, Clifford 80 Olson, Janet 43, 80, 46 Olson, Walter 80, 139, 150 O'Maley, Kathleen 80, 53, 62 Orban, Gail 80 Opdyke, Robert 80, 44, 150 Orfanos, Mary 80, 44, 150 Orouke, Susan 80 Osborne, Frederick 80 O'Trembiak, Doris 80, 51, 53 Page, Ronald 80 Paglini, Madelynn 80 Pajkos, Dawn 80, 53 Palermo, Charles 80 Palinsky, Maryann 80 Patrick, Mary Ann 32, 80, 51 Pauls, Randall 80, 48 Pavlik, Randolph 80, 58 Pawelski, Robert 80 Pennington, Gerard 80 Perillo, Gloria 80, 53 Perillo, Terrance 80, 46 Perry, Paul 33, 80 Perschau, Gary 80, 46 Peterson, Eric 80 Peterson, Randall 80 Petraitis, Katheleen 80 Petrusha, Jerome 80 Phillips, Barbara 80 Phillips, Donald 80 Phipps, Rose Anne 81 Pierce, Robert 81 Pitcher, Robert 81 Plefka, Sharon 81, 53 Pospishil, James 32, 81, 139 Pott, Ida 81 Potts, Barbara 81 Powley, Donald 8] Predmore, Joseph 81 Proctor, Johnne 81, 139 Provencher, Marilyn 81, 62 Puiszis, Patricia 81 Pulver, James 81 Purtell, Marilynn 33, 81, 53 Quainter, William 81 Quartell, Diane 81 Quasny, Lowell 81 Raap, Christine 81, 51 Rack, Andre 81, 49, 59 Radovich, John 81 Randall, Mary 81, 5] Ratzel, Richard 81 Razniewski, Joyce 8] Regnerus, William 8] Reitz, Judy 81 Richards, Richard 81, 58 Riley, James 81 Riordan, Michael 81] Rizzato, Nichalos 8] Roche, Alice 8] Rolewicz, John 8] Rolewicz, John 8] Rose, William 81 Rossi, Louis 81, 46 Rosy, Henry 8] Roth, Barbara 8], 51 Rowan, Jeanne 8], 54 Russell, Donald 81, 58 Russell, Richard 81, 58 Ryan, Judith 8] Rykaczewski, Barbara 81 Rzadkowski, Gloria 8] Santoro, Joanne 8] Sasala, Thomas 81, 139 Sauer, John 8] Savaiano, Adab 81 Savaiano, Pete 8] Schaeffer, Douglas 81,139,150,149 Schill, Jeanne 81, 46, 53 Schiman, Richard 8] Schiller, Leonard 81 Sc himmel, Richard 8] Schmidt, Cynthia 81 Schmidt, Margaret 81 Schrage, Gary 81,139 Schreck, Paul 81 Schroeder, John 81, 139 Schroeder, James 81, 46 Schuh, Joann 81 Schulz, Andrea 8] Schultz, Lynne 81, 48 Schurke, Kenneth 81, 139, 150 Schurke, Kenneth 81, 139, 150 Schweig, Ronald 8] Schwingel, Richard 82 Scholl, Robert 82 Scott, Donald 82, 58 Scott, Kenneth 82 Searle, Gloria 82 Selke, Barry 82 Senese, Thomas 82 Senglaub, Carol 82 Shambo, Thomas 82 Sheehan, Terry 82 Shelton, Sarah 82, 5] Shepardson, Holly 82, 53 Shiner, Ellen 82 Sidell, Janice 82 Sietsema, Harvey 82 Sikora, Alice 82_ Simanek, Keith 82 Singleterry, Merrill 82 Slavik, Ann Marie 82, 53 Sledz, Catherine 82 Sloan, Veronica 82, 54 Smiley, Sharon 82 Smith, Nadine 82, 53 Smith, Nancy 82, 53 Smith, Ronald 82 Smol, Herry 82 Sobol, Barbara 82, 54 Sonichsen, Susan 82 Sorenson, Doris 82 Soyke, Linda 82, 55 Spence, Sandra 82 Stacey, Carol 82, 46, 53 Staehlin, Janet 82 Stalzle, Ronald 82, 46, 59 Stanford, Ross 82, 139, 15] Stasiak, Theodora 33, 82 Steffen, Christine 82 Stender, Laura 82 Stenhouse, Harry 82 Stevens, Loretta 82, 53 Stevenson, Diane 82 Stevenson, Diane 82 Stewart, Robynn 82 Still, G. 82, 150 Still, Sharon 82, 53 Stone, Harland 82, 150 Stoyias, Helen 82 Strache, Diane 82, 5], 53 Strauss, John 82 Stykala, Carol 82, 50 Stull, George 82 Styles, Joseph 82, 139 Sullivan, Nancy 82, 53 Sullivan, Tom 82 Svane, Paul 82, 139 Swallow, Carol 33, 82 Swatkowski, Ronald 82, 139 Sweeney, James 82 Sykes, Phyllis 82 Taylor, Robert 82 Thomas, William 82 Thome, Todd 82, 46 Thommen, Penny 82 Adamcyzyk, William 84 Adams, Vivian 84, 43, 51 Ahner, Cheryl 84, 41 Albertini, Virginia 84 Allensworth, James 84 Allert, Harold 84, 140 Ambrose, Thomas 37, 84 Ande, Donald 84 Andersen, Marguerite 84, 53 Anderson, John E. 84,47,44,65,151 Anderson, John |. 84,47,44,65,151 Anderson, Judith 84, 65 Snderson, William 84 Ashenfelter, Charles 84, 139 Atkins, Donna 84 Augustine, Larry 37, 84 Austin, Betty 33, 84, 43 Babb, Paul 32, 36, 37, 84, 139, 151 Baker, Margaret 84 Balon, Martin 84 Barrientos, Daniel 84, 141, 144 Barry, Joseph 84 Barzen, Lynn 84, 43, 55 Bawulski, James 84, 139 Bayne, Charles 84 Beatty, Margaret 84, 4] Becker, Marlene 84, 43 Bedwell, Ray 84, 48 Beeck, Carol 84, 54 Beintum, Howard 85, 44 Bellas, Donna 85, 47 Bennage, Betty 85, 51, 53 Bensema, Doris 38, 85, 54 Berg, Jo Ann 85 Bergen, Susan 85 Bergwall, Donald 37, 85 Bermond, Raymond 85, 136, 55 Bird, Carolyn 85 Bishop, Marilyn 85 Bloom, Laurel 85 INDEX Thompson, Walter 82, 46, 50 Thomson, Brien 82, 46 Thomson, Glenn 82, 46 Timm, Patricia 83 Timph, Sharon 83 Tracy, George 32, 83, 14] Tracz, Dennis 83, 14] Tregoning, Sandra 83 Turley, Dennis 83 Valencik, Barbara 83 Valluzzi, Daniel 83, 139 Van Howe, Thomas 83 Veléta, Margaret 83, 53 Verschave, George 83 Virgin, Karen 83 Vittorio, Frank 33, 83, 139 Viverito, Kathlee 83 Vosburg, Charles 83, 46 Vosburg, Russell 83 Wagner, Rodna 83 Walternbaugh, Diana 83 Walton, John 83, 139 Ward, Charles 83 SOPHOMORES Bolduc, Larry 85 Bong, Barbara 85, 43, 54 Borucki, Darlene 85, 55, 58 Boston, Russell 37, 85 Bottomley, Gail 85, 39, 54 Boucos, Charles 85, 58 Bourbon, Richard 85 Bova, Marie 85 Bowlby, Joseph 85, 139 Bouce, Carol 32, 85 Braasch, Susan 85 Breuninger, Paul 37, 85 Brisky, Philip 85 Brooks, Terrance 85, 48 Broom, Bonnie 85, 44, 54 Brylas, Robert 85, 44 Buckles, David 85, 149 Burnicks, Eleanor 85, 53 Burns, Barbara 39, 85, 53 Buss, Roger 85, 41, 141, 149 Byrne, Marie 85 Caldwell, Katheryn 85 Canfield, Roger 85, 44 Cass, Virginia 85 Cerny, Thomas 85 Charvat, Tom 85, 44 Christensen, Jay 32,37,85,139, 33 Cieslinski, Vieda 85, 46, 49 Clark, James 85 Clettenberg, Alan 85 Cole, Donna 85 Cole, Kenneth 85 Collins, Pamela 33, 85 Conley, Thomas 85, 139 Conlon, Wayne 85, 55 Conte, James 32, 36, 85 Cook, Mary 85 Covas, Thomas 85, 139 Cox, Patricia 85, 43 “Crane, Ken 85, 41 156 Ward, Mary 83 Ward, Sandra 83 Warnke, Albert 83, 46, 48 Watson, Jane 83 Watson, John 83 Watt, Jack 83 Wayne, Jackie 83 Weidner; Cheryl 83 Weidner, Kathleen 83, 53 Weidner, Susan 83, 53 Weiher, Walter 83 Weir, Joanne 83, 53 Weitzel, Joseph 83 Weitzel, Theresa 83 Welch, Paul 83 Wester, Charles 83 Wettergren, Judith 32, 83, 51 Weygandt, Laura 83, 53 Wheeler, Marilyn 44 Wheeler, Sandra 83 Wickbom, Carl 83 Wiersbick, William 83 Wilkinson, Carol 83 Crebs, Betty 85, 51, 44 Croft, Norene 85 Cronin, Penelope 85 Crooks, Robert 85 Curran, Mary 85, 44 Cuthbertson, Joan 85 Dadam, Victoria 39, 85 Dahl, Ruth Ann 85, 43 Dahm, Darlene 85 Dake, Suzanne 85, 44 Damico, Diane 85, 43 Damm, John 85 Dean, Carole 85, 62 De Francesco De Kraker, Linda 85 De Lorenzo, Joel 85 De Marco, Loree 86 Demas, Mary Anne, 38,43,86,57 Denk, Joseph 86 Ders, Joyce 86, 54 De Runt, Judith 86, 44 De Vries, Robert 86 De Vries, Warren 86, 149 De Vries, William 33, 86 De Witt, Ralph 86, 44 Dilger, Michael 86 Dobes, Kenneth 86 Donnelly, Margaret 86 Dorgan, John 32, 86, 139, 55 Douglass, Gale 86, 44, 55 Droesser, Nancy 86 Dubiel, Judy 86, 53 Duffy, Joanne 86 De Frene, Carol 86 Dugan, Frank 86, 139, 151 Dugdale, Judith 86 Duvall, Thomas 86 Dyckman, Barry 37, 86 Egan, Martha 86, 62 Ehrenhaft, Charles 86 Wilson, Beth 83 Wilson, Daniel 83 Wilson, Keith 33, 83 Winkles, Kathleen 83 Winnick, Katherine 83 Witek, Richard 83 Wooding, Larry 83 Wray, Rowena 83 Wright, Edna 83 Wroblewski, Daniel 83 Wroblewski, Marie 83 Wulff, Donna 83 Wurster, Diane 83 Wynne, John 83 Xenos, Judy 83, 53 Yarnall, Merle 83 Zacharias, Judith 83, 53, 65 Zobel, Keith 83, 139 Zoccoli, James 83, 141 Emery, Shirley 86, 43, 62 Evans, Larry 37, 86 Evans, Sharon 86, 47 Everett, James 86 Hoban, James 86 Farquhar, Susan 86 Feeny, John 86, 55, 149 Feil, Susan 86 Fenton, Donna 38, 86, 5] Fieroh, David 86 Finn, Geraldine 86 Fish, Patricia 86, 60 Forbes, John 86 Fox, Ronald 86, 139 Fox, Terrence 86 Freeman, Sandra 86 French, Daniel 86 Frith, Robert 86 Gamble, Duane 32,86,1 41,34 Gambon, Diane 33, 86, 43, 65 Gambon, Susan 86, 43, 53 Ganger, Carolyn 38, 86 Gangloff, Cheryl 86, 43 Gedonius, Mark 32, 37, 86, 136 Geiger, Patricia 86 Gericke, Arlene 86 Gerke, Martha 39, 86 Gesiorski, Raymond 86 Gibson, James 86, 44 Gierhahn, Judith 33, 86, 62 Gillett, Eleanor 86 Glavor, Joyce 86 Godby, David 86, 136, 149 Goetz, William 86 Goffinet, Pamela 86 Green, Edward 86 Green, Sue 86 Griffin, John 86 Grochowski, Larry 86 Grobbs, Ronald 87 a Guinta, Stephanie 37, 43 Gurra, Sandra 87, 43 Haidacher, Wilma 87, 53 Hall, Susan 87 Hammond, Louise 87 Hammond, Terry 32, 87, 43, 62 Hanline, Gail 87 Harris, Linda 87, 43, 54 Hart, Thomas 87, 58 Havelka, Joanne 87 Haynes, Judith 87 Heffernan, William 33, 87, 139 Heinen, John 87 Heilberg, John 87, 47, 44 Helstein, Carol 87 Henclewski, Susan 87, 43, 53 Henley, Richard 87 Hennessy, John 87 Herscher, Edward 87 Hessling, Rita 87 Hickey, Jeff 87 Higgins, Charelle 38, 87 Hinds, Virginia 87, 53 Hoekstra, Casey 87 Hoffman, Richard Holt, James 87 =87 Hornat, Richard 32, 87, 136 Hovey, Janice 87 Hovsepian, Kasper 87 Huet, Elizabeth 87, 62 Hull, Leatitia 87, 44 Humann, Richard 87 Hutter, Sandra 87, 53 Ireland, Karen 87 Jacobson, Fred 37, 87 Jankosky, Thomas 87 Jennings, Robert 87, 58 Jensen, Leonard 37, 87, 139 Jerrems, David 87, 14] Joelson, Eleanor 87 Johnsen, Elizabeth 87, 43 Johnson, Donna 87 Johnson, Mary 87 Johnson, Ronald 87, 44 Jurinek, Karen 87, 60 Jurinek, Evelyn 87, 53 Justus, Allan 87 Kalfas, Kenneth 87, 44 Kamber, George 37, 87 Karus, Dennis 87 Karzmar, Joyce 87, 53 Kata, Robert 87, 59 Katsenes, George 3, 87, 139, 149 Keller, Bruce 87 Kentz, Joseph 87, 139, 59 Kerkering, Patricia 87, 53 Kestian, Dennis 87, 55 Key, Luanne 87 Kiehl, Dorothy 87 Kimpel, Paul 87 Kirby, Wayne 87 Kissell, Morton 88 Klahn, Dave 88, 59 Klepac, Judy 88, 50 Koca, Paula 39, 88 INDEX Koglin, Charlene 88 Kohn, Gayle 88, 65 Kohn, Sharon 88 Kollmon, Albert 88, 58 Kollpainter, Sharon 88 Kopersmith, Priscilla 88, 43 Kopp, Ernest 88 Kousnetz, Gary 88 Kowalczyk, Alois 88 Krajack, Michael 32, 88, 141, 149 Krueger, Carol 88 Kuches, Robert 88 Kucinski, Carol 88 Kumzi, Arlene 33, 88, 43, 55, 57 Kunz, Sharon 88 Kurtzweil, Margaret 39, 88, 52, 53 Kurn, Carole 88 Lackovic, Michael 88, 46 Landell, Bonita 88 Lane, Pat 88, 43, 62 Lange, Barbara 88 Lange, Walter 88, 44 Lara, Georginia 88 Laraviere, Judy 88, 53 Larson, Paul 88 Lata, Robert 88, 58 Lathrop, Sharon 33, 88 Lathrope, Mary 33, 88 Lawrence, Sandra 88, 44, 53 Leirner, Janet 88 Lempecki, Evelyn 88 Lentz, Robert 88 Leper, Ann 88, 55, 62 Lester, Christine 88, 44 Liese, Diane 38, 88, 65 Light, Constance 88 Lightcap, Richard 88 Linderman, Sandra 88, 55 Lipp, Susan 88 Loch, Lois 88 Lotz, Andrea 32, 88, 62 Lubben, George 88 Lucas, Adrienne 88, 53 Lugo, Shirley 88 Lynch, Gary 88, 139, 55, 59 Lyons, Aleeta 88 Mc Glashan, Lynn 88 Maleckas, Patricia 88 Malinowski, Richard 88, 139 Marcanio, Dolores 88 Mar ch Jerry 88 Markiano, Charlene 88 Marinko, Joel 88, 46 Marowey, E. 43 Martincich, Cheryl 88, 50 Mason, Charles 37, 88, 139, 59 Mateljan, Karen 88 Maugeri, Patricia 33, 41, 88 McCabe, Pamela 8 McCarty, Janice 39, 88, 54, 62 McGehee, Richard 88 McGraw, Sandy 88 McHenry, Edward 32, 88 McLaughlin, Annmarie 89 McLaughlin, Mariann 89 Medows, Kenneth 37, 89 Meloy, William 89 Meske, Marjorie 89 Meyer, Barbara 89, 51, 53 Miller, Sandra 89 Mittermann, Joanne 89, 63 Modglin, Beverly 39, 89, 57 Moore, Nancy 89, 53 Moore, Patricia 89 Moroney, Eileen 32, 89, 58 Munch, Robert 89, 139 Murphy, Terrence 37, 89 Neal, Susan 89 Nickels, Janis 32, 38, 41, 89, 57 Niven, Gloria 89, 51, 44 Norris, Charles 89 Noto, Joseph 89 Novak, Nancy 89 O'Brien, Alan 89 Oeschel, Grant 89, 55 Oftedahl, Linda 33, 89, 44 O'Grady, Elaine 89 O'Hara, Eileen 89 Ondriska, George 89, 136 O'Trembiak, Michael 32, 36, 89 Overholser, Alan 89, 49 Packer, Robert 89, 58 Page Karen 39, 89 Page, Shirley 89 Palermo, Steve 89 Parker, Kevin 89 Paschal, Adair 39, 89, 54 Paser, Lynn 39, 89, 54 Passco, Donna 39, 89, 54 _Patyk, Christine 38, 41, 89, 62 Paul, Gregory 89 Paulsen, Bonnie 89 Pawlak, Nancy 89 Pawlak, Stephen 89 Payne, Ronald 89, 62 Peterson, Sandra Peterson, Sheryl 89 Pezzopane, Richard 37, 89, 149 Pheatt, Pamela 33, 43, 57 Pinkston, Lana 89, 43, 50 Pinkston, Laurence 89 Poetz, Kathy 89 Polacek, Sharon 89, 53 Pote, Carolyn 89 Potter, David 89 Powell, Susan 89 Predl, Pamela 89 Pruett, Jo Anne 39, 89 Puhr, Raymond 89 Quinn, David 89 Radomski, Sandra 32, 89, 55 Randle, Geraldine 89, 55 Ransteak, Martin 89 Rechten, Bette 89, 53 Reich, Charlene 89, 43, 54 Reiners, Marilyn 89, 43, 54 Relfson, Janet 90, 43 Ridderhoff, Jane 90 Riecke, Raymond 90 Riggio, Yvonne 90 Riley, Vickie 39, 90, 53 Rinck, Darryl! 90 Riney, John 90, 139 Ripaldi, Angeline 90 Roberton, William 90, 139 Roberts Darryl 90, 151 Roberts, Dean 90 Roberts, Edith 39, 90, 54 Roe, Christine 38, 90, 43, 65 Rohm, Ray 90 Rosenbauer, Bonnie 90 Rot, Judith 90 Rowsey, Randy 37,141, 90, 62, 65 Ruiter, Sandra 33, 90 Sandrok, Mbrilyn 90 Sansone, Janet 90, 43 Sasala, James 90, 139 Saunoris, William 37, 90 Scellato, Suzanne 90 Scherrer, Virginia 90 Schiller, Charles 37, 90 Schnack, Michael 90 Schram, Lynn 90 Schrey, Thomas 90, 139 Schroeder, Karen 90 Schumm, Ted 41, 90 Schussler, Pamela 38, 90, 51 Sea, Stephen 90 Seese, Thomas 90 Segvich, Suzanne 90 Senese, Richard 90 Seymour, Frank 37, 90 Shannon, James 90, 49, 54 Shaughnessy, James 90, 58 Shuman, Stella 90 Shuman, Kenneth 37, 90 Siemeck, Daniel 37, 90 Siemers, Tim 90 Sims, Merilyn 90, 51 Sindt, James 90 Sirles, Susan 33, 90 Sklar, William 37, 90 Slattery, Maryann 90, 51 Sloan, John 90 Sloan, Nancy 90 Slomiany, Sharon 39, 90, 54 Smeathan, Joanne 90 Smeeton, Beverly 41,90 Smit h, Sharvivs 39, 90 Smith, William 37, 41, 90, 139, 49 Snow, Kenneth 90 Snyder, Robert 90, 139 Sonichsen, Carol 90 Sparrow, Roger 90, 151, 144 Spaulding, John 90 Spellman, James 90, 139 Stane, Jean 90 Steves, Sandra 3, 90 Stewart, John 41, 90, 58 Still, Robert 90, 44 Stoffer, Gary 37,9] Stoffer, Gordon, 9] Studnicka, Robert 41, 9] Stull, Verna 91 Surin, John 91, 14] Swann, Robert 91, 139 Swanson, Carol 90, 54 Swanson, Joann 33, 39,91, 43, 5162 Swickard, Mary 32, 9] Switzer, Lonnie 91, 44 Talsma, Charlene 39,91, 51, 62 Tellinghuisen, Lois 91, 44 Ternand, George 91, 48 Thomas, John 91 Thomas, Karen 9], 44 Tourangeau, Frank 33, 41, 91, 62, 65 Tracy, William 91 Abramowicz, Jean 92 Adams, Margaret 44, 47,92 Adams, Mary 50, 92 Ahner, Russell 44, 92 Aiello, Vaughn 55, 92 Akin, William 59, 92 Allenson, Charles 58, 59, 92 Allensworth, Joyce 92 Anderson, Brian 37, 58, 92 Anderson, Gerald 92 Anderson, Sandra 95 Annderino, Charles 37, 136, 55, 92 Andrus, David 58 April, Sam 92 Arehart, James 36, 37, 92 Arguillo, Hugo 92 Armes, Marilyn 92 Augustine, Wayne 33, 92 Balon, Monica 44, 92, 95 Bart, Margaret 92,95 Bawulski, Thomas 92, 146 Becker, Donna 38, 41,92 Becker, Thomas 92 Bellezza, Sherry 50, 103 Bendik, Walter 93 Beneski, Carol 43, 93 Benkowski, Pam 39, 54, 93 Bennett, Barbara 93 Benton, Virginia 48, 52, 57, 93 Berchtold, Patricia 33, 43, 93 Bibb, Marcia 44, 52, 93 Bloomquist, Iris 50, 53, 93 Bockman, Ray 37, 136, 137, 93, 99, 144, 100 Bolstad, Linda 51, 92 Borkowski, Lydia 32, 39, 60, 93 Boros, Stephen 93 Boyce, Dennis 32,93 Braver, Arthur 44, 93 Braun, Robert 93 Brewer, Michael 93 Brinkmann, Maribeth 39, 44, 93 Brooks, Pete 93 Broschofsky, Dwight 58, 93 Brown, Barbara 51, 44, 93 Brown, Toni 38, 53, 58, 62, 93 INDEX Trudeau, James 91, 58 Tuomey, Diana 91 Uchman, Darlene 9} Vaitkus, Margaret 91, 5] Valencik, Edward Valois, Richard 91 Vanderhoff, Susan 91 Vereecke, Diane 91, 44 Verschave, Sally 32, 41,91, 48 Viollt, Adele 91 Viollt, Emilie 91 Virmond, Bill 91 Visnovsky, Veronica 91, 53 Vittorio, Nora 9] Vobroucek, Kenny 91 Voights, Donna 39, 91 Voss, Bonita 91, 54, 55 Wanek, Beverly 9] Ward, Terrence 37,9], 139, 149 Watson, Laverne 9] Watson, William 9] Weickelt, Lynn 9] Weidner, Leslie 91, 53, 55 Weldon, Bill 9] Werkau, Robert 91 West, Judy Wester, Rebajone 39, 9] Westerman, Donna 9] Whalen, Christine 9] Whalen, Kathleen 9] Wheeler, Gail 39,91, 59, 62 Wians, Carol 9] JUNIORS Burrei, Pamela Burton, Alan 93 Bryda, Robert 93 Burt, Edward 44, 93 Burton, Joyce 32, 41, 93 Calbow, Barbara 93 Carbaugh, Dennis 93 Carbaugh, Allen 93 Chapman, Carol Chase, Sharon 93 Clesson, Janice 93 Conroy, Carol Conte, Regina 33, 43, 55, 93 Coyne, Virginia 93 Cuff, Nancy 93 Cump, Sandra 53, 60, 93 Cunningham, James 36, 37 Curcio, Sally 41, 60, 93 Cybulski, Roseann 43, 52, 93 Czemske, Jeannett 93 Damm, Alan 93 Daniels, James 41,93 Davidson, Daniel 47, 44 Del Priore, Michele 53, 93 DeYoung, John 59, 93 DeYoung, Laurel 55, 93 Diedrich, Darrel 37 DiPolo, Theresa 93 DiVito, Christine 43, 53, 93 Dowler, Sandra 53, 93 Downey, Laura 33, 93 Downey, Gregg 32, 36, 140, 48, 62, 93 Draper, Edward 44 Drews, Denise 93 Droesser, Bonnie 93 Everhart, James 94 Ehrenfeld, Carol 52,94 Eberhart, Elliot, Jon 94 Emmershy, Carol 39, 43, 53, 94 Esson, Pauline 38, 94 Evans, Sandra 94 Fett, James 60,94 Fideli, Louis 94 Fisler, Gayle 39, +)= ($ Fitzgerald, John 41,94 158 Fitzgibbons, Laura 32, 39, 609492 Flinchum, Sue 94 Florek, Nola 50,94 Fokkens, Marilyn 43, 62, 94 Fonte, Dennis 94 Foster, Robert 37,94 Fox, William 37, 136, 138, 60, 94, 146 Framberg, Eric 94 Flankland, Linda 94, 92 Franowsky, Allan 94 Franzen, James 136, 137, 94 Frazier, Gerald 94 Freeman, Richard 94 Friedman, Fred 94 Fritzius, Nancy 60, 94 Froelke, Virginia 33, 58,94 Fuessel, Joseph 94 Gabby, Mary 43, 55, 94 Gad, Mary 94 Gamble, Darlene 35, 94 Gangloff, David 4], 43, 94 Gaul, Brian, 37, 94 Geraci, Phyllis 94 Gerke, Sylvia 94 Glavor, Janet 95 Glenn, Michael 60, 95 Glens, Janice 55, 95 Gliege, Carolyn 35, 38, 53, 95 Gordon, Dolores 55, 95 Gouty, Paul 95 Graham, James 37,95 Wieczorek, Stanley 91 Weigman, Douglass 91, 136 Wilson, Tom 91 Wilson, William 9] Wojcik, Carla 91, 44 Woodring, Richard Xenos, James 91, 46, 44 9) Zadakus, Richard 91 Zajac, Judith 91, 51, 53 Zich, Carol 91, 43 Zielke, Mark 91 Zima, Paul 37,91, 48 Hajna, Kathleen 95 Helstein, Larry 95 Herman, Joan 38, 95 Hetzel, Fred 37,95 Hicks, Sandra 33, 62, 95, 92 Hoeper, David 95 Hogate, John 95 Hoker, Jack 37, 58, 95 Homes, Diane 55, 95 Hopkins, Helen 95 Horvath, Joyce 55, 95 Hovey, Beth Ann 32, 43, 55,95 Huet, Patrick 37, 95 Hull, John 58, 95 Hunt, James 96 Jacoby, Jane 41, 54, 96 Jensen, Sonja 60, 96 Johnson, Carole 35, 53, 58, 96 Johnson, Lynda 35, 51, 96 Johnson, Terry 37, 44, 96 Johnson, Thomas 96 Kajer, Edna 35, 43, 47, 96, 98 Kammerer, June 41, 96 Kanwischer, Fred 58, 96 Karmie, Darlene 96 Karreman, Douglas 96 Kasko, Joseph 96, 147 Kasper, Nancy 53, 96 Kermer, Ross 96 Klein, Christine 33, 43, 44, 53, 54,96 Kloese, Leroy 96 Knowski, Pat 38, 43, 96 Grassel, Wayne 32, 41, 140, 95, 146 Kolar, Cynthia 96 Greco, Jacqueline 95 Grieger, Ray 95 Gronedyke, Gretchen 95 Gross, Shirley 60, 95 Guersch, Robert 95 Gusick, Gary 95 Gustavson, Diane 41, 54, 95 Haaker, Ruth 35, 41, 95 Haehnlein, Roger 95 Hansen, Heather 55, 95 Harrison, Maureen 95 Hart, Robert 95 Hebeisen, James 95, 146 Kosik, Rosalind 53, 55, 96 | Koven, Phyllis 96 Kopischke, Doris 32, 96 Krauss, Lynn 58, 96 Krug, Robert 44, 96 Kunkel, Diana 60, 96, 95 Kuras, Thomas 35, 96, 147 Kurtzwell, Janet 43, 96 Ladwig, Linda 44, 55, 96 Lamb, James 96 Lammel, Robert 96, 144 Langnes, William 96 Leach, Sheridan 59, 96 Leper, Fran 44, 96 Letten, Judy 96 Ligman, Jerome 96 Lipp, Raymond 96 Luderman, Marianne 96 Mack, Robert 33, 96 Macrae, Sandy 96 Maines, Jack 136, 96 Malmgren, David 96 Masson, Sandra 51, 54, 96 McCague, Michael 96 McCullough, Shirley 41, 52, 96 McElhinney, Barbara 96 McEntee, Carol 32, 51, 96 McGowan, Ralph McMillan, Linda 38, 96 McNicholas, Ray 96 Meagher, Jean 50, 60, 96 Meister, Edward 41, 97 Meske, June 97 Meyer, Marlene 97,95 Meyers, Carol 97 Michersha, Pat 97 Micklin, Richard 35, 44,97, 144 Milkevitch, Frank 58, 97 Miler, Chery! 97 Modglin, Linda 35, 44, 97 Moran, William 44, 97 Morton, Lana 39, 97 Murphy, Daniel 97 Musgrove, Tuawanda 43, 97 Narducy, Kenneth 36, 41, 140, 97, 98 Nevils, Mary 97 Novak, Gerald 37, 97 Adamitus, Lorraine 100, 58 Adamcazyk, Robert 41 Adams, Tim 32, 37, 41, 42, 100, 136, LSA 33 Ademaitis, Sharon 100, 55 Alberts, Don 33, 37, 100, 136, 137, 146 ; Allison, Richard 100 Anderson, Diane 101 Anderson, Kenneth 101, 55 Anderson, Michael 101, 55, 144 Apgar, Curtis Aquino, Marylou 101, 50 Arthur, Kenneth 37, 101 Augustine, Ronald 37, 101 Babb, Donald 36, 101, 66, 133, 100 Bachert, Cheryl 41, 42, 101, 48, 52, 133 Bacon, Robert 101, 136, 137, 143 Bahls, Charlena 10] Ballik, William 37, 102 Bamberger, Phyllis 102, 51 44 Barlow, Richard 9, 36, 37, 102 Barry, Ronald 32, 37, 102 Bart, Elaine 39, 102, 53, 62 Bartosz, Rita 9, 39, 102, 44, 66 Bath, James 102, 144 INDEX Oliver, Lynn 33, 44, 52, 60, 97 Oppenheim, Mark 41, 97 Orr, Sharon Osborne, Diane 44, 52, 97 O'Trembiak, Susan 35, 39, 52, 58, 97,94 Overstreet, Aaron 37, 97 Paglini, Grace 97 Panfil, Grace 97 Patitucci, Robert Peters, Michael 97 Peterson, Diana 44, 97 Peterson, William 41, 136, 97, 144, 100 Pheifer, Jeannette 39, 43, 97 Pirsig, Ruth 35, 39, 41, 51, 97 Platt, Diane 50, 97 Plefka, Mary 38, 97 Pott, Edward 97 Powers, Robert 97 Prokop, Karen 97 Quirk, John 36, 62, 97 Raap, John 136, 97, 144, 100 Rachford, Virginia 33, 97 Radtke, Robert 97, 144 Razniewski, Darlene 44, 97 Rebout, Bruce 58, 97 Rebout, Carole 97 Richardson, Lonnie 44, 97 Richardson, John 97 Riese, Diane 52, 43, 53, 58, 97 Rizzo, Joe 37, 97 Roche, Lucille 97 Rock, Arlene 97 Rodriquez, Elaine 41,97 SENIORS Bayne, Helen 38, 102, 60 Beening, Lynn 1-2, 51 Begitschke, Paulette 102 Beilfus, Robert 102, 144 Beintum, Richard 102 Beintum, Robert 102 Belt, Shirley 33, 43, 103, 50, 53 Bergen, Marie 103 Berthold, Susan 103, 60 Bessemer, Bonnie 39, 103, 69, 71, 153, 100 Best, Nikki 41, 60 Bethke, Barbara 39, 103, 50, 53 Bierwalter, Jerome Bierwalter, Tom Bisbikis, Steve 103, 144 Bodendorfer, Eddie 104 Boutet, Donna 39, 41, 104, 60 Brandt, Larry 104 Brill, Jeanette 32, 41, 104 Brock, Philip Brooks, Phyllis 104, 50, 48 Broyles, Allen 9, 34, 35, 104, 47 44 Buckley, James 104, 54 Bukowski, Janet 39, 104, 50, 53 Bulow, George 37 Bulow, Ted 32, 37, 104, 144 Roede, Ernest 97 Rogan, Leonard 37, 44, 97 Ross, Carol 38, 98 Rowan, Carol 98 Ruhl, Eileen 98 Russell, Charles 136, 98 Ruzella, Carolyn 98 Savaiano, Robert 33, 65, 98 Sawyer, Susan 38, 47, 50, 98 Schauer, Roger 44, 65, 98 Schiller, Erma 55, 98 Schiller, Rosemary 39, 98 Schlabach, Margaret 32, 35, 41, 51 98 Schrage, David 58, 59, 98 Schultz, William 54, 98 Schussler, John 36, 98 Sea, Patricia 60, 98, 95 Shepardson, Randall 37, 58, 98 Sikora, Janet 32, 43, 53, 54, 98 Simons, David 37 Sklar, Catherine 43, 55, 98 Smith, Jerry 60, 98 Smith, Shirley 41, 98 Smith, William 36, 98 Smith, William 98 Sonichsen, Donald Stanley, Lee 48, 52, 57, 98 Stanovich, John 98 Stefan, Lorraine 98 Stevens, Mike 98 Steves, Salley 33, 41, 98 Stralka, Carole 39, 60, 98 Sullivan, David 37, 136, 138,98 Swallow, Robert 140, 98 Burnicks, Matthew 105 Burman, Jerry 104, 55 Burrei, Kathi 105, 60 Cain, Kathleen 9, 34, 39, 105 Canfield, Bette 105 Carbaugh, Allen 105 Carlson, Charlene 105, 54 Carlson, Karen 105, 54 Carrington, John 105, 48, 58 Catanzaro, Joe 105 Charles, Chase 105 Chavosky, Richard 106 Chevalier, Russell 37, 41, 106, 144 Clark, Robert 106, 66, 133 Coles, Sharon 106, 50, 53 Collachia, James 41, 106, 136, 137, 144 Cook, Jacqueline 32, 34, 35, 106 Cornell, Maureen 106, 54, 58, 60 Corrigan, James 106,55 Courtney, John 106 Covas, Marianne 38, 106, 132 Crook, Steve 107 Curran, Gerry 107, 47, 44 D'Amico, Nancy 107, 55 Damon, Donna 107, 55 Dargert, Gloria 107 SwansonnJames 32, 98 Tallarico, Donald 32, 98 Tampa, Terry 98 Tannura, Vincent 44, 98 Tavaggia, Wayne 44, 55, 98 Taylor, Carolyn 55, 99 Thoel, Madeline 41,99, 98 Tometich, Alice 55, 65, 99 Tracz, Stanley 99 Trezise, Raymond 99 Trimmer, Pam 35, 51, 53, 99 Tunstall, JoAnn 38 Twigg, Vickie 51, 44,99 Urbank, Janice 39, 41, 99 Vantongeren, Alan 58, 99 Veverka, Kenneth 136, 138, 99 Vojtech, Robert 41, 99 Waggoner, Dolores 99 Wanek, Raymond 47, 44 Wayner, Pat 50, 99 Webber, Bruce 37, 46, 99 Welsh, Barbara 99 Wettergren, Leonard 35, 47, 44, 99 Wooley, John 99 Yudis, Donald 44, 99 Zelisko, Anthony 99 Zellers, Delores 99 Zich, Donna 32, 41, 48, 52, 57, 69, 7 ,99 Zobel, Heather 41, 52, 53, 99 Zuttermeister, Joan 99 Zwarich, Gerald 99 De Runtz, Michael 107, 47, 54 Derwin, Robert 107 De Vries, Fred 37, 107 Di Chaiara, Diana 108 Dillenburg, Donald 9, 108 Di Paolo, Dominic Dix, Edna 108, 52, 53 Dix, Michael 108 Dobes, Sherrilynn 43, 103, 52, 58 Downey, Barbara 108, 52, 53 Draper, Edward 37, 108, 136, 137, 51, 144 Drenthe, Wayne 37, 108, 136, 137 Drury, James 108, 47, 44 Duffy, Sharon 108 Dugan, Judy 9, 33, 38, 109, 132 Duke, Rosemary 32, 38, 41, 42, 109 133 Dunn, Bruce 109 Dyckman, CoraLu 109 Dykstra, Karen 109 Dymoski, Carolyn 109 Eadie, Barbara 38, 109 Eakins, William 37, 41, 109, 48, 65 Ehrenhaft, Nancy 109 Esson, Margaret 9, 39, 109 Evans, Robert 37, 110, 144 Faulkner, Sidney Finegan, James 110 Finn, Beverly 33, 110, 66 Finn, Brenda 33, 41, 110, 66 Fitzgerald, Shirley 38, 110, 48, 52, 58) ey? Flasman, Albert 110 Folk, Jean 41, 110, 62, 65 Ford, Leonard 110 Freeman, Patricia 110 Frenett, Renee 39, 110, 51, 55 Fritz, Lynn 33, 39, 41, 111, 66, 133 Gallagher, Dean 111 Gardella, Chery! 111 Geis, Lawrence 11] Gierach, James 32,111, 132, 116 Gillett, Eileen 11] Graves, Judith 11] Gray, Wayne 41,111, 136, 147 Griede, Ruth 38, 111, 50 Grifin, Diane 34, 35, 41, 42, 111 51, 62, 65, 66, 133 Griffith, Margaret 112, 65 Grignon, George 37, 112, 49, 59 Guinta, Donald 112, 59, 147 Haa, Paul 112 Haas, Charlene 55 Haberichter, William 41, 112 Haehnlein, Richard 37, 112 Haidacher, Mary 38, 112, 44 Harn, Gerald 112 Harnew, Alan 112, 47, 44 Hedeen, Pamela 38, 39, 112, 50, 53 Heintz, Tom 113, 65 Heintzelman, Pat 113 Hendricks, Joseph 113 Hess, Kenneth 113 Hickey, Jean 39, 113, 52, 54, 69, 71 Hill, Jeanne 113 Hiorns, Richard 113, 47, 44 Hiorns, Robert 113, 47, 117 Hjorth, Janet 113 Hobbs, Denyse 32, 35, 38, 113, 51 Hodges, Rita 43, 114 Hoekstra, Bart 114, 62 Hoffman, George 114 Hoffman, Jerry 114 Hovey, Dave 34, 35, 114, 136, 138 Howard, Judy 114 Howells, William Hull, Carol 43, 114, 50, 44 Irlbacker, George 114 Isenberg, Diane 114,51, 44 Jaburek, Al 114 Jasper, Joseph 115 Jendrzejak, Tony Jennings, Judy Johnson, Joan 39, 115, 66 Johnson, Sonja 32, 43, 115 Johnson, Theodore 60 Jonsson, Douglas 115 Jordan, Donna 115, 44 INDEX Kaczmarski, Geraldine 9, 33, 34, 35 38, 115, 66, 132 Kamber, Marie 34, 35, 39, 115, 5] 53 Kane, Bonnie 115, 48, 52, 57 Kappel, Richard 115, 48, 52, 57 Katzmann, Ann 7, 38, 41, 42, 116, 48, 52, 57, 69, 70, 71 Kauffman, Lillian 116, 60 Kilton, Richard 116 Kirby, Wallace 116 Kleist, Igelore 35, 38, 116, 51, 133 Klemenko, Marianne 116 Kochanek, Richard 117 Koglin, Walter 117 Kolb, Susan 34, 38, 117, 66, 69, 71 Konieczny, Anita 117 Kowalewski, David 117, 55, 160 Kugley, Ronald 117 Kumzi, Rosemarie 41, 42, 118 La Faire, Patricia 118 Lake, Lyle 41, 42, 118, 60, 65 Larsen, Steve 118 Laurence, August 118 Letts, Richard 37, 118, 140, 48, 54, 62, 146 Lewis, Fred 118 Lightcap, Carol 38, 118 Lindberg, Dennis 33, 36, 37, 118, 48 Lindsey, Gary 118 Lipp, Marie 119 Lisak, William 37, 119, 48 Lunden, James 37, 38,119, 48 Lundquist, Penny 39,119, 54, 66 Malpass, Jack 41, 42, 119, 143 Manz, Marlyne 119, 52 Markiano, Mike Marlatt, Diana 119, 60 Marshalle, Dianne 119 Marshall, James 33, 37, 119, 49, 48 59 Martin, Richard 34, 35, 119, 49, 48, 44, 59 McClaflin, Barbara 120, 50 McDonnell, Diane 120, 60 McGehee, Ken 120 McKee, Coreen 38, 120, 60, 66 McLain, Kathy 38, 120 McMillan, Marge 32, 38, 39, 120, 60 69,7] McNally, Kathleen Mehring, Ronald Meloy, Karen 120, 51, 58 Michalski, Ronald Milchersha, Pat 120, 55 Miller, Arlene 38, 43, 120 Milstead, Gerry 37, 121, 136, 138, 60, 144, 143 Milwid, Andy 35, 37, 120, 140, 51, 54 Moore, Marylyn 4], 1 2] Morgan, Diane 121, 60 Morris, Robert 37, 121, 46 Kaczmarek, Francis 38, 39,115, 50 Morstadt, Jean 32, 34, 121, 51, 52, 53, 58 53 160 o Myers, Dolores 121 Neerman, Alyce 12] Neihisel, Gerald 12] Nelson, William 34, 35, 37, Zp 136, 138 Nevills, Margaret 12] Nicolett, Marilyn 112 Novak, Anthony 37, 122, 47, 44 Ormins, Fred 122 Ostapkowicz, Ronald 37, 4], 122,136 138 Perfetto, Vince 122 Phillips, Steve 122 Pirsig, Richard 122, 44 Porter, Sharon 38, 122, 51, 53 Posteck, Kathleen 33, 122 Quasny, Ronald 122 Rainford, Judy123 Rainville, Edith 123, 55 Randle, Thomasina 123, 60 Reimer, Donald 123 Reinsch, Roger 9, 32, 34, 35, 37, 123, 47, 48, 44 Renkar, James 123 Reno, Nancy 38, 39, 123, 51, 54 Richards, Robert 41, 123, 136, 138 Richardson, Randy 32, 42, 123, 136, 146 Roberts, Carol 38, 123, 50, 62 Robertson, Marlene 124, 60 Rossten, Janice 124, 50 Rost, William 124 Ruceis, Edward 124 Ruggia, Carole 124 Rusch, Fred 124 Ruth, Ronald 124, 51, 58 Ruzella, Sheila 35, 124 Rykaczewski, Victoria 124, 60, 69,71, 133 Sayers, Gary 37, 124, 136, 138, 144 Scellato, Pat 41, 125, 65 Schalk, Louis 125 Schiller, Gary 37, 125, 48 Schiller, Patricia 39, 125 Scott, Glenn 9, 36, 125 Scott, Janet 125, 52, 58, 66 Sell, Beverly 33, 4], 125 Senglaub, Larry 125, 140, 141, 54 Shaffer, Charles 32, 125, 60, 66 Shambo, Earl 125 ; Sheele, Denita 126 Shelley, Diane 126 Sieverson, Martin 126 Simmons, David 37, 126, 136, 140, 146 Sindt, Dennis 37, 126 Slattery, Charlene 126 Slattery, Donna 38, 39, 126, 54, 58 Smith, Diane 126 Smith, Walter 126 Smith, William 126 Sobol, Janice 127, 54 Souhrada, Terrence 127 Spain, Alice 33, 34, 39, 127, 51, 58, 66 Sposato, Judy 41]; 127 Stanford, Francis 37, 127 Stanley, James 34, 36, 127, 47, 44 Stanley, Stanley 34, 35, 37, 127,146 Stanton, Barbara 9, 127, 44 Stasiak, Allan 37, 41, 42, 127 Sternberg, Donald 128 Steiwmatz, Paulette 127 Stevenson, Barbara 38, 128, 65, 66 Strelow, Karen 128, 55 Stringham, Janet 128, 50 Sturtecky, James 128 Sullivan, Mary Ann 128 Sumroda, Joseph 128, 132 Sutherland, Jon 128 Sweeney, Robert 58 Swickard, John 37, 128, 136 Swinock, Julie 128 Sykes, Ronald 129 Szewczyk, Gertrude 129 Tatton, Sharon 129, 54 Teeling, Patricia 129 Tellinghuisen, Ruth 38, 129 Tempestine, Marcella 129, 50 Tenegal, Raymond 129 Thompson, Shirley 38, 129, 54, 133 Thornton, Sara 32, 38, 129, 66 Tomlinson, Diane 32, 129, 60, 133 Tourangeau, Joycelyn 43, 130, 5], 53 Tucceri, Linda 120 Tunstall, Joann 130, 53 Vershave, Jean 37, 130, 54 Virmond, George 130 Voebell, Carol 39, 130 Vojtech, Joyce 41, 42, 130, 66 Volkstorf, Charles 37, 130 Wagner, Bruce 37, 130, 49 Ward, Charlene 39 Wartenberg, Fred 130, 46 Wayne, Victor 13] Weidner, Jean 39, 131, 50, 53 Weidner, Joan 39, 13] Weiss, Iris 131, 66 Westerman, Darlene 33, 131, 50, 52, 53, 60 Wickman, Judith 131, 60 Williams, Scott 37, 131, 48, 54 Wisek, James 131 Witkowski, Edward 8, 4], 13] Witthoft, Dennis 34, 36, 131 Workman, Harold 132 Wright, Robert 34, 36, 132, 49, 51, 59 Wulfing, William 32, 34, 132, 133, 100 Wurster, Marvin 132 Young, Janice 132 Zander, Mary 32, 39, 133 Zick, Cheryl 133, 60 Zieler, James 37, 133 Zumelzu, Alvaro 32, 33, 133 Zyburt, Harry 133 « OAK LAWN PUBLIC LIBRARY For Reference Not to be taken