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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1984 volume:

A A TE SS NR I pe ee Fi RP. ? oe | ] ! Ea ‘4 gs - MOTT RErer TAKEN FROM THI DEMCO SP ie O BE S$ ROOM FEB 22 199! OAK LAWN PUBLIC LIBRARY CH sph oa S PR 6 o fa = x Ps ce = re “ ea ae 2 TP) Blood Draw This year Oak Lawn Community High School was recognized by The American Association of Blood Banks as the most outstanding Educational Organization in The United States. In cooperation with the Christ Hospital blood program, the student body and staff members have donated over 4,300 pints of blood since the program originated during the 1975-76 school year. This honor is one in which we all can take pride. Spirit Week ae . [told you not to touch that machine! . Bruce Jenner eat your heart out. . Dale, you weren’t supposed to eat it! . Who’s the wise guy that filled my baton with helium? . How do you spell N.H.S.? . Step aside! . | just bit my lip. Kiekoffi Dance 0 S OnE = S 2 ri = = = “How Sweet it Is” 1 Honors Night Valedictorian — NANCY AMMERMAN Salutatorian — MARY DILLON TOP FIFTEEN SENIORS by rank . Nancy Ammerman . Mary Dillon . Wendy Tuzik . Ellen Nowicki . Sherri Massett . Jeanine Malelo . Brian McGrail . Scott Allen . Lawrence Loman . Karen Bourbulas . Pamela Miller . Leon Rocque . Kelly McClure . Timothy Spirakes . Gerri Dunne = ° = a ; a | Oo Ee x WN | = ne) Cc ® 1 = Ac) Cc oO B ” =] Go = _ a Oo a) es ie) a Oo ‘@ z = ” -E = ie) —_ ”D ie) = a 0 Cape a a ee 1. Ecology Club plants a tree. 2. Party in Mr. Craig’s office. 3. Preparing to feed the animals. 4. Slither, the school mascot. 5. Bathing beauty. 6. Maria Rogiokos amongst the flowers. 7. Sometimes the tension gets to you. 1. Happy Birthday to me, Happy Birthday tome... 2. This is the best | could do for Saturday night. 3. Seeing eye to eye. 4. Heidi Jachna works on a masterpiece. 5. HEY! What are you doing with that camera? 6. I’m no 97 pound weakling. Raion sae aaa lll Settee ¢ coe 2 § ae o Le at S oe Sih eee a fate Se dee Ss Ow a ee ze oeeSTLS OSailer Dom . 62 Coe OX SC S£eSsss : ceS—ac= 0 rhe se A ag Col RED RE HES © SsSS5355 A ES HAG WON — es 20 Superintendent me MR. HAROLD WILTSHIRE Seniors: Today, as you reflect on your achievements of the past four years and think ahead to the challenges of tomorrow, | would like to share a few thoughts with you. You will now move to assume new roles in a world that is awesome, fearful, demanding, yet ever so rewarding. It is a place where each day brings new opportunities and where each evening brings an end to the day — whether that day has been fulfilling, frustrating or traumatic. You will find that each day is different and each will be, in large measure, what you work to make It be. In Our society there is a dominant and everpresent element of competition, and persons are categorized into win- ners, second and third placers, and, of course, some are last. In your personal world, there is not this type of competi- tion. When you do your best you are a winner, and, when you know you have not done your best, you have lost. You are not the person you might have been. But even loss is temporary. Put the past behind you, begin again, and remember there is that within you which makes you unbeatable. Challenges are hurdles to be taken with the confidence of a champion, not barriers to be appr oached with apprehension. You are you. Just as there are no two fingerprints alike, there are no two per- sons alike. There is only one of you so why try to imitate others. Emerson wrote, ‘‘Make the most of yourself, for that is all there is of you.’ Be you. Be the most you can. Be a winner to yourself and you will also be a winner in the world about you. But remember too, the finish is also a Starting line and the wisest mind has something more to learn. Take each today and make the most of it and don’t be afraid of tomorrow. Be proud of what you are. Be aware of what you can do and be confident in what you do. Be gracious as you work with those less fortunate than yourself. And always, be thankful for your whole self and understand your assets and limitations. Good luck to each of you as you leave OLCHS. | wish for you th determination to make the most of each day and | hope your personal successes will be many. ee 5M cLtabae 4) 21 he oe alae wat . DR. PAUL DAVIES Assistant Superintendent — Instruction . MR. EDWARD O’MALLY Assistant Superintendent — Business . MR. DOMINICK FRIGO Administrative Assistant . MR. EDWARD MARKS Director of Curriculum . MR. JAMES BROWN Director of Career Education and Funding Question to the faculty: WHOM DO YOU ADMIRE MOST AND WHY? Administration DELIGHT ACKERMAN Home Economics Chairman Department LILIJA ADOMENAS English AUDREY N. ANDERSON Physical Education, Assistant Coach — Badminton. PATRICIA ARNOLD Special Education. Madame Curie, for brilliance and discipline. Gandhi, for pacifism, insight and patience. Mother Theresa, for self sacrifice. My friends, for their sense of perspective and humor. Any creative person who can manifest their dreams. JERRY ASTRAUSKAS English, Assistant Swimming Coach. My father, for he has been and still is an excellent model for what a man should be; strong, moral, caring and most of all loving. CHRISTINE ATEVICH Special Education PAMELA BIBEAU English, Student Council and Swim timers Sponsor. My mother, because she always has a smile and a kind word for everyone. RONALD BILYEU Industrial Education. My parents. They successfully demonstrated to their children that love and under- standing more than compensate for a shortage of material things. ARTHUR BORKOWSKI Social Science, Baseball Coach. ERLA BORKOWSKI Math and Science. 23 HELEN BOURBULAS Media Center Director. My mother, because she is patient, kind, a terrific cook and creative. JOHN BRODEMUS Science, Ecology Club. WALTER BROWN Industrial Education KAREN BUCHLER Business, Swim Coach. ROBERT BURDAN Business. ROSEMARY BYRNE English. ARLENE CARRIER Teacher Assistant — Reading. CHUCK CHILVERS Physical Education, Football Coach. “ALAN K. COLLINS English. Martin Luther King. | believe he was one of the most influential and effective leaders of the century. DAVID H. CORBIN Business and Cooperative Education, Football Coach. My father, because of his patience. JIM CRAIG Dean. CHUCK DAVELIS Drivers Education, Football Coach. ROBERT DOMINIAK Art Department Chairman, Co- Sponsor — Shield. My parents, for being so understanding when | was growing up. It’s hard to believe two people could have such patience. KAREN DORNE Physical Education, Badminton Coach. | admire people who live life with enthusiasm because it makes the world a great place. PAUL DREGER Physical Education, Sponsor of Ski Trip. GEORGE DUNN Physical Education, Department Chairman, Head Track Coach. TOM DZURISON Special Education, Sponsor of Theater Department and Assistant Forensics Coach. TOM EASTMAN Drivers Education, Chairman. Department MARY ELLANSON Business Education, Chairman. Department PENNY ERICKSON Art, Art Club Sponsor. 29 ALISON EVANS Special Education, Cheerleading, Forensics Sponsor. MARY FICKETT Teacher Aide — Special Education. PETER GAHALA Foreign Language, Department Chairperson, Ronald Reagan for his role in “‘A Nation At Risk’’ — the im- perative for educational reform. WILLIAM GARRY Cooperative Education, Industrial Education, VICA Club Sponsor. It varies. BOB GATES Physical Education, Drivers Educa- tion, Golf Coach. CHARLES GIBSON Social Science. Dr. Christ for what they do. “J” and Jesus JOSEPH GRAHAM Social Science MARGARET GROTH Physical Education SHERI HALWAX Math, Great authors like DuMaurier, MacDonald; to be able to come up with their ideas and express themselves so well. JEAN HEMPSTEAD Business Education. NANCY HESKIN English. My parents — for instilling in me the value of an education, and for making sO many personal sacrifices on my behalf. WALTER HESS Math, Mathletes Coach. WILLIAM C. HILL Chairman Social Science Department, Cafeteria Co-Ordinator, NHS Senior Class Sponsor. Anyone who attempts to realize and develop his potential and talents as well as having the stamina to accept things he cannot change. GEORGE HINDAHL Industrial Education LEIGHTON HOHN Dean, Girls Basketball and Softball Coach. VIRGINIA HOLAK Home Economics. JOHN HOLMGREN Chairman of Math Department. JAMES A. HOREJS Art, Photography Club Sponsor. My wife for handling everyday activities as a crisis situation and still maintaining her composure and_ tremendous sense of well being. JOYCE ICENOGLE Business, Volleyball Coach. and Softball GEORGIA JANZOW Business Education. Faculty 28 Faculty WILLIAM JAZLOWSKI Drivers Education RUTHANN JENKINS Health Education. ROBERT S. JOHNSON Science. My mother, Dr. Mabel C. Johnson M.D. received degree at 21 years of age from University of Illinois. SUSAN JOHNSON Fulltime Substitute, Assistant director of drama and girl’s gymnastics coach. My husband, he is ambitious and goes after what he wants in life. He really tries to make things happen for him in- stead of dreaming about it. MARIA KEENAN Special Education Aide. DAWN KELCH Business Education. KENNETH KISTNER Music Department Chairman, Jazz Band, Marching Band and Jazz Festival Director. Gene Aulinger, for his concerns about his art and people. Gene is a clarinet player who lives and teaches in Kindersley, Saskatchewan. ANNA MARIE KLUSENDORF Math. - NICK KOMARCHUK Industrial Education. DOLORES KOTHHEIMER Fulltime Substitute. | ROBERT W. KUNDE | Social Science | LAWRENCE LAND Industrial Education NANCY LATAS Home Economics. RICHARD LATHROP Foreign Language, Spanish Club Sponsor. Thomas Jefferson, a great statesman. DAVID LAWRENCE Media Center. CHARLES LAWSON Science, Tennis and Wrestling Coach. A person who is willing to try a new experience and learn from it. MARJ LEABLE English, Spear Sponsor. Ronald Reagan’s speech writers for their abili- ty to manipulate the English language. DON LEACH Prevocational Coordinator. Hugo Beck — when | was a teenager and freshman in high school, it was Hugo who introduced me to the joys of reading. JOHN LEARY English, Forensics, Frosh Soph. Ten- nis and Frosh Soph. Cross Country Coach. KRISTEN LEDMAN Business and Cooperative Education, Office Education Association Spon- sor. My parents, their faith and belief in me throughout my life have enabled me to accomplish things | may not have tried otherwise. eu Like the United States Postal Service, the faculty of Oak Lawn Community High School arrives each day to teach us and to learn from us. Each faculty member has different beliefs, ideas, and interests that combine to form an atmosphere in which students can Strive to fulfill their goals. There is no possible way that we can realize the total benefit that we students have achieved from our years at Oak Lawn High. When the time comes, we will finally understand why these teachers pushed and encouraged us the way they did. The dedication and eagerness with which they meet each day is greatly appreciated. Let us then say thank you for sharing your knowledge and lives with us each day. Faces of the Faculty Se z | gh hai JOHN LOCKWOOD Pupil Personnel, Football Coach. LES LUKA English Department Chairman. KAREN LYONS Business Education, Junior Class Sponsor. Those who stand up for what they believe in no matter what hardships they must endure. EDWARD MALONEY Pupil Personnel. Today's young peo- ple because they have the courage to face a perilous future with a sense of humor. EVELYN MALONEY Science. All naturalists because they dedicate themselves unselfishly to their studies. BILL MARCORDES Science, Football Coach. LILLIAN MARINO Health Services. JAMES MARKEL Physical Education, Spartan Guard Sponsor. JOE MARKS Industrial Education. JOYCE MARTIN Health Services | RONALD McKAY Industrial Education JOYCE McMAHON Art ROBERT MEEK Pupil Personnel WILLIAM MEREDITH Pupil Personnel CHERYL MICHALS Fulltime Substitute, Volleyball, Basketball and Track Coach CYNTHIA MOONEY School Psychologist, Pom Pon Spon- sor. People who possess integrity, honesty, compassion, creativity and humor. DAVID MOONIER English ROBERT MOORE Physical Education, Sophomore Girl’s Basketball and Varsity Baseball Coach. Abraham Lincoln. LORI MUENCH Dean and Attendance Coordinator HAROLD MULDERINK Math and Science Faculty 34 THOMAS P. MURPHY Internal Suspension Room Supervisor, Basketball and Baseball Coach THOMAS R. MURPHY Dean CATHLEEN NOTTER Business Education LEWIS E. NOWLAN Science BONNIE OLSON Physical Education EDWARD A. OLSON Media Center, Chess Team Sponsor. My high school history teacher; she was intelligent, had many good ideas, and never discouraged anyone’s pur- suit of knowledge. LAUREL OSTERMAN Music, Choral Director, Varsity Band Director and Spartan Singers Spon- sor. | admire a combination of qualities in different people. FRED PARKS Athletic Director ROBERT PEASLEE Math CHRISTINE A. POLITO Special Education. My mother; she is | a ‘‘survivor,’’ a person who faces life in a direct and determined manner, — yet never losing her faith that God is with her as a guide. i MARILYN QUINN Pupil Personnel. Mother Theresa, who has devoted her life to helping others. LINDA RAGSDALE School Social Worker, Cheerleader Sponsor. Alexander Solzhenitsyn, he has not only dedicated his life to writing about his beliefs, but he had to give up his homeland because of his government’s intolerance to his writings. LINDA REYNOLDS Fulltime Substitute, Cross Country and Track Coach ROBERT RHINEHART Industrial Education, Chairman Department JOSEPH RICKEN English. To be honest, | don’t really admire anyone over someone else. Most everyone has a quality worth admiring. MYRA SANDERS English Reading Consultant DAVID SAUNDERS Business Education, Computer Club Sponsor. The founders of our country and all pioneers. They are the people who worked so hard to make our lives easier. LEN SCADUTO Physical Education, Varsity Basket- ball Coach Faculty VERN SCARPELLI English, Student Council Sponsor NETA SCHWARZ Career Counselor, Girls’ Bowling Sponsor. Leo Buscaglia, he is teaching people how to be kind and to love one another. 35 JIM SMENOS Math BEN A. SMITH Science Department Chairman, Shield. Thomas Jefferson, for being one of the most intelligent, far sighted and original thinking men in history. Faculty DAVE SOVEREEN Social Science CINDY STERNISHA Math, Tennis Coach THEODORE A. STORER Physical Education, Freshman Football Coach Assistant BOB STOY WECEP Coordinator, Cross Country, Key Club Sponsor. John Williams. He makes great music. EUGENE “SKIP” SULLIVAN Social Science, Football, Basketball and Baseball Coach JANE SURMA Physical Education Health, Assistant Volleyball, Varsity Softball. My parents. They taught me by their ex- ample how to live joyfully and fully and how to accept adversity. CANDACE SWETZ English, Spanish Club Sponsor J.T. THOMPSON Science, Ecology Club Sponsor sal EVE TOMESKI Special Education WILLIAM J. TUCKER English, Freshman Class, Spartanite Sponsor. My father because of his in- tegrity and his sense of humor. GERALDINE A. VANDEKREKE Physical Education, Department Chairman, Girls’ Sports Coordinator FRANK VAZZANA Cooperative Education, Social Science, Junior Class, VICA Club Sponsor. Pope John Paul Il for his sheer courage in the face of adversity. JANICE VOIGHT Business Education STANLEY WAKSMUNDSKI Cooperative Education, Key Club Sponsor. Those people that become successful in spite of terrible odds against them. MILDRED WALKER Pupil Personnel, Chairman Department JERRY WALLIN Math A JOE WALTON Driver’s Education, Football Coach MARY LOU WATTLES Home Economics. My husband because he has the enviable ability of making conversation with total strangers. Faculty 37 PRISCILLA BOERSMA Reading Assistant. Mother Theresa. She has found a way to put her Christian beliefs and prin- ciples into practice. MARIAN ECKERT Speech Therapist JAMES FISHER Director — Computer Services NANCY KOLL Student Services Bureau ROBERT WELCH Pupil Personnel BARBARA WHITAKER English, Spartanite Co-Sponsor. My father for working 34 years at a job he really didn’t like to support nine children. MARILYN WILLIAMS Foreign Language, French Club WILLIAM WITOWSKI Social Science RALPH D. WRIGHT Social Science, Math Paraprofessionals Front Row: Dorothy Zabran, Leona Fluhr, Pat Banialis. Back Row: Martin Fox, Nicholas Russell, Al Palermo. GERRY ZEMLA Special Education Secretarial Staff Front Row: Joan Tuite, Peggy Greener, Sophie Lange, Peggy Dunning, Marilyn Pat Smuk, Ethel Henderson, Ann Palumbo, Eileen Shields, Lorraine Granholm, Cerny. Back Row: Elaine Chabitch, Jan McHale, Dolly Schiavitti, Gloria Hughes, | Addie Hynes. Sylvia Major, Judy Spirakes, Ellen Getz, Betty Reichert. Steppie. Back Row: Dan Szymanski, Rich Schmeltzer, Matt Purpura, Randy John Bethke, Front Row: Ernie Miller — Director of Building and Grounds, Al Sanchez, Joe Front Row: Roger Sklenicka, Tom Blasgen — Night Foreman, Diana Swider, Vince Conte. Back Row: Rich Farina, Pete Eskra, Mike O’ Keefe, Rowsey, O. Pulver. Bob Biel, Bill Holly. Cafeteria Staff Front Row: Jean LaMountain, Anne Bloomauist, Vicki Frontera, Helen Grooms, Mary Karpiel. Back Row: Kathryn Swallow, Ber- nadine Cary, Virginia Devine, Nan Campabello, Florita Bohan, Terri Christianson, Dolores Hanson, Mary Davidson, Joan Peter- son, Alice DeClue. 39 A ort a hag ee ee ee er ee ‘ eeinttentndemichiees wh tigt a gs Pheer once a Rees nig eh Freshman Class Officers Front: KIRSTEN RASCHER — President. Back: JULIE STANCIK — Treasurer, LEWIS LAKE — Vice President, DINA GOLDSTEIN — Secretary. FRESHMAN CLASS ADVISORY BOARD — Front Row: Teri McEntee, Lynda Miszkiewicz, Julie Stencik, Beth Koruba, Debby DeLap, Danette Ivastanin, Kelly Taylor, Colleen Williams. Back Row: Shari Moser, Gail Strassner, Dina Goldstein, Steve King, Lewis Lake, John Gonczy, Ron Jaracz, Kirsten Rascher, Stacey Powers, Chris Banach, Mr. Tucker (sponsor) . Freshmen Kathleen Abrams Christopher Adams Jeanine Adams Michael Adcock Wendi Ahern Danny Aleksic Robert Alexander Rebecca Alsot Paul Altes Joseph Amado Gino Amato Jean Anderson William Anderson John Apted Carl Baker Michelle Bamberger Christine Bana ch Alexandra Barlas Anthony Barnes Tina Barsevick j Mitchell Bartecki Scott Basak Mark Bastys Greg Baugh Laura Beal Sheryl Beekman Michael Begley David Behling Kerry Beister William Bennett Jennifer Beranich Barbie Berchman Fred Bernichio Michelle Blackwood Randal Bogathy Jeffrey Boglio Tracy Bolz William Booth Aaron Bosques Richard Bradford Kelly Braun Vida Brazaitis Bradley Bruce Marie Burdi Amy Burke Chris Burrow Angela Byrkett Manolete Capatan 43 Scott Cappos Christopher Carlson John Carnevale Douglas Carvelli Mary Cavanaugh Grant Cayer Terri Cerf Jackie Cernava Linda Cesario Philip Charleston Mark Chesters James Chiagkouris Geoff Chiarelli Michael Child Eric Christ Gus Christakes Kathee Ann Clifford Jennie Cochrane Tammy Coe Jennifer Collings Christine Combs Patricia Combs David Companio James Connelly Daniel Cook Richard Corlett Amanda Coyne Coleen Crowley Dawn Cybula Anita Czekala Freshmen Freshmen Andrea D’ Agostino Michael Dahlstrom Tina Daliege Dennis Deacon Gina Deangelis Susan Delaney Debra Delap Michael Devito Alan Devries Thomas Dice Stephanie Disabato Tam Do Joe Dolce Sean Dorgan | Corina Dorman Wendy Downs Lisa Dryjan Albert Dunn | i] Maureen Durcan | Nancy Dusevic Craig Dwyer . Natanun Eamsupa Sandra Eberhart Sharon Eckles Kristine Ellis Scott Epley Susan Fabian Roberta Fahey Rick Figus James Filicette | 45 Cari Finnegan Candyce Fionda Kelly Fitzgerald David Flint James Foley Steve Foley John Folga Angela Forliano David Fornek Julie Franek David Franzen Lisa Frecke Pamela Freeman Christine Frith Pat rick Fritz Larry Gadomski Paul Garcia Barbara Gary Maria Geary Linda Gill Nicholas Giokas Erol Gokcan Dina Goldstein John Gonczy Melissa Gonzales Patricia Gonzales Craig Groll Loralyn Grove Christy Gutowski Debra Hall James Hambrick Donna Hammonds Cheryl Hansen Kristen Harker Kim Harper Renee Harrington James Hartman Moe Hassan Joseph Hasse Patrick Hayes Christine Helzing Scott Henfler Tracy Henning James Henson Janie Hentush Cynthia Hernandez Jason Hess Robert Hladik 46 Freshme rsp: Fr ba cre ae eshmen Mary Hogan James Holub Colleen Houston Rebecca Hughes Kurt Human Thomas Ingalls Danette Ivastanin Rasa |zokaitis Jody Jachna Jeanine Janiak Karen Janicke Ronald Jaracz Dawn Jasinski Danette Jendrzejak Traci Jendrzejak Kathleen Jesse Daniel Jones Diane Joyce Jerry Judd Kim Kachel Derek Kaczmarek Michael Kanadet Walid Kanan Mark Karahalios Elizabeth Karczynski Carla Karsky Thomas Kasprzak Tracy Kavalauskas Kelly Kehoe David Kelly Pamela Kelnosky Matthew Kestian Sandra Kielar Christopher King David King Steven King David Kirchman Jackie Knight Steven Kolodske Ted Komperda Beth Koruba Patricia Kosteck Paula Kosteck Andy Kowalczyk Diane Kowalewski Alan Kozlowski Kari Krauss Laura Kumingo 47 You enter into the huge, narrowing corridor with your heart pumping. Giants loom over you as you huddle nervously against the concrete bricks of the fortress of knowledge. You walk up the winding stairs as you journey towards your destination; your locker! Quickly, you fumble to find it; your locker card, with your combination etched upon it. Now it is time to venture on ce more in- to the stream of titans with whom you will be mixing with shortly. You have arrived, but who are these bizzare creatures that have encircled you? One is smiling at you, now another, and another. What sinister thoughts are racing through their minds? They frighten you! Are you in some strange world? Are you here to be tortured? No! You have now become a...a... BENNIE at Oak Lawn High. Faces of the Freshmen We fea orate pre 49 Freshmen Scott Kupcezyk Demetra Kutsulis Joseph La Fevre Lewis Lake Richard Lamb Karen Lange Anthony Laplant Lisa Laske William Lee Gilbert Leora Joseph Levato Joseph Librizzi William Locacius Kimberly Logalbo Randi Londos John Lorz Margaret Lupe Thomas Lyons Kenny Maali Wendy MacDonald Jennifer Macha Jennifer Mackin Mary Malas William Maniatis Matthew Marchetti Dean Martin Doreen McCauley Traci McConnell Patricia McElheny Shawn McElwee Teresa McEntee Mary McGarry Margaret McGrath Marcy Mcintyre Marc Merrill Gina Michalski Edward Miklosh Susan Milashoski Lori Milham Robert Miller Shari Miller : Lynda Miszkiewicz Angela Mleczko Dennis Morgan Sharon Moser Steven Murczek Terrence Murphy James Murray 50 Freshmen Lynn Murray Lucia Muzzicato Dawn Myers Lawrence Nachman Jon Nadenichek Laura Nemcher Thomas Nesis Kelly Newren Bennet Nisbet Lisa Nowak Aaron Nykaza Julianne O’Connor Kelly O’Connor Ruba Odeh Diane Odehnal Melissa Olmos Darlene Omiecinski George Orozco David Orr Cynthia Oswald Stacy Papoutsis Jeri Parisi David Paul Gregg Peary Terry Perillo Ereen Pesek Anthony Peterson Suzanne Phelps Kenneth Phillips Andrew Pisarski 51 Freshmen Laura Ponthieux Jacquelyn Porter Jim Porter Stacey Powers Valerie Poynter Scott Pulver Timothy Radtke Gina Raff Sean Rainsford Cathy Ramos Tori Raney Kirsten Rascher Lisa Raschke Walter Ratajczak Laura Rebout Kathy Redelsperger Richard Rekar Chadwick Reno Lisa Rettig John Riedmuller Gus Rigas David Rogers Florence Rogers Dianne Romero Ronald Ruhl Reva Rule Charles Russell John Ryan William Ryan Steven Rynkar 52 Freshmen Richard Saddler Caroline Sadler Steven Sanavaitis Allison Sargent Karen Sawyer Nicole Scalise Lisa Scardino Michelle Schaar Tammy Schiffer Kimberly Schlosser James Schmidt Kathy Schopper Edward Schrage Karen Schwabe Joseph Schweig Filomena Scudellaro Frank Secor Anthony Sevening Britta Shull Kristine Siedis Lee Siedschlag William Sigler Robert Smikoski Debra Smiley Daniel Smith Daniel Snyder Thomas Sodaro Raymond Sommerfeld Alfred Sorenson Frederick Sorensen 53 Dawn Spirakes James Spychalski Julie Stancik Michelle Starostka Eric Staudt Jane Stefan Michael Stefanik Wendy Steinberg Alan Stevens Thomas Strama Gail Strassner Bethany Sturm Michael Sullivan Edward Surma Ramy Sweiss Robert Sweiss Paul Szum Lyla Tabally Laura Tallon Virginia Tasker Kelly Taylor Todd Taylor David Tedeschi Tracey Theisen Karen Throw Kelly Topolski Gina Traynere Lynn Trosper Richard Twigg Denise Tyszko Laurie Vahl Amanda Valdez Wendy Valone Karyn VanderWarren Janeen Venturella Reid Viles Patricia Villies lan Vogt Amy Wagner Debbie Walker Joseph Walker John Wallace Paul Wallen Chris Ward David Ward Valerie Warner Jennifer Wasielewski Mary Wasowicz 54 Freshmen Desiree Wasserman Michael Welch Mark Wessel Matthew Wessel Allan Westin Susan Wetzel Daniel Wheeler Richard Whipple Carol Whisson Colleen Williams Gary Williams James Wills Sandra Wilson Laura Wisek Jeanne Wood Julie Wood Dawn Wortel Mark Xeros Darryl Young | Solomon Zaghlul Ervin Zander Najla Ziad Donato Zurlo NOT PICTURED Dale Bruck Patrick Demas Earl Fredrick ' Corrina Hovey Christopher Loschetter Dawn Ostapowicz Carl Pigozzo Rose Ray Sharon Schaffrath Matthew Sokolowski 55 Sophomore Class Officers Front: THERESA WEISS — Treasurer, SUSAN ROCHE — Secretary. Back: JULIE SIKORSKI — Vice President, GREGG MACEK — President 56 Sophomores Consuelo Acosta Joseph Ahern Ronald Akers Diane Albek Stephen Alexander Susan Alexander Jeanne Alstrom John Alstrom Wayne Andersen Rita Anderson Mark Annerino Allison Arndt Timothy Artus Shawn Ashenfelter John Atkinson Kathleen Baader David Bagus Nermine Bal Jacqueline Bale Joseph Barnett Lisa Barnhart Alaine Bartlett Kimberly Beard Nada Bedwan Robert Beekman Pamela Belter James Benbow Mary Berkery Brian Bernard Lisa Betz Daniel Bila Lisa Biros Kimberly Bodey Michael Bohacek Lisa Boles Kurt Bonomo Cynthia Bowe Suzanne Bradtke Joyce Brandt Larry Brandt Jill Brearley Jill Breuninger Robby Bronkema Laura Bronzell Bridget Brown Michael Brown David Bruce Jo-Dee Buiger o Beth Burd James Burdelik Matthew Burnicks Michael Burns Paul Butt Ronald Callozzo Deborah Camacho Thomas Campbell David Canon Barbara Caprio Rick Carollo Bernadette Casey Kevin Casey Lisa Casey Steven Casper James Cavanaugh Clint Cayer Christine Child Richard Christensen Catherine Christie Janine Chruszczyk Craig Cipriani Dale Cissna Colleen Clancy Thomas Coakley Colleen Coffman Dawn Cole Christina Concialdi MaryEllen Connelly Karen Conti Brian Cowart William Craig Wendy Cravens Karen Crepps Cindy Crews Paul Crocilla William Culbertson David Cybula Michael Dapkus Keith Darnell Joanne Davia Lisa Davis Michael Delberto John Dellorto Angeline Demanuele Dione Demott Robert Deno Kimberly Devivo 58 Sophomores | : Sheryl! Dice Connie Dillon David Dimoff Linda Donnelly Carol Dormody Denise Drogolewicz Joanne Drogos Jennifer Dubiel Sean Durcan Thomas Durcan Thomas Dziedzic Khitam Elayyan Erich Englmann Jeff Enk i | Jeffrey Ernst Christina Fauser | Beth Feddersen Dave Feichter Sue Feig] | Mark Feiner Catalina Fernald Lisa Ferrentino Anita Fialka Thomas Filicette Nancy Fiore Joseph Flynn Andrew Franosz Annette Frantz Richard Fuller Christine Furey Robin Gadomski Stephen Gajda Geoff Galica Michael Gangler Barbra Gardner Lisa Garritano Brigid Garry Alfred Garza Renee Geegan Jennifer Gentile Anthony Geraci Frank Geraghty Georgia Giannakopoulos David Gill Steven Giuffre Katerina Goreta Karolyn Gourley Kathleen Grant o9 Sophomores Chery! Gratt Patricia Greenan Julie Griesbaum Carrie Griffin Mark Griffith Mary Grobarek Cari Grossman Joseph Haase James Hall Judith Hamilton Michael Hannion Brian Hansen Trevor Hansen Donna Hanson Noel Hanson Charles Harper Lisa Harper Eman Hassan James Hauck Kevin Hayne Judi-Ann Hedrick Charlene Helms Jennifer Hendzel William Hentush Diane Hessling John Hester Lora Hetzel John Hickey Sheri Hoffman Kathy Hogan Sophomores Marla Hrebenak Donna Hreno Richard Hurwitz Michelle Huttner Donald Idzik Tracy Ingalls Susan Irby Anna Iversen Julie Izokaitis Kristina lzokaitis Todd Jacob Linda Jakowitz David Jamroziak Andrew Janiak Leah Jarski Ted Jarzabek Joseph Jelenovich Victor Jensik Michelle Jesse Steven Jimenez Julie Johnson Shery| Johnson Patricia Jones Mark Jurezeski Scott Kahle Dawn Kalafut Joseph Kamba Grace Kaminski Tracy Karas Christina Karones 61 You are free from being a Bennie! For the meantime anyway! No more orien- tation missions, or elevator passes to the third floor! You feel neglected, isolated, void of attention. Still it is time to push onward to encounter the demons of Consumers and Health. It’s painful for you as they pound their worldly knowledge into your sensory devices, but you'll survive to face tougher challenges. There are many byways for you to venture into. You must bide your time by becoming in- volved in the offerings of the institution. It is well named for you’re slowly losing your sanity in the encompassing walls that hold you captive. Your shy, ner- vous exterior is slowly deteriorating as you and your fellow shut-ins enjoy yourselves. Soon you’ll be leaving the world of the Underclassmen. Faces of the Sophomores Kenneth Karrick Anthony Kauzlarich Thomas Keane Michael Kelly Ann Kenny Stephen Kilgore Teresa Klimek Michael Kmak Glenn Kmiecek Daniel Kochanek Anthony Koliopoulos Terri Kosek Rochelle Kosmos Joe Kowalczyk Karey Kozin Robert Kramp Laura Kriauciunas Stephen Krol Karen Krout Sharon Kubiatowski John Kugler Deborah Kuligowski Edward Kunz Sharon Kutschke Renee Kutsulis Sharan Kuyawa James Kwit Sandra LaFaire Jennifer Lafoy Ronald Laidlaw Lyle Lake Harry Lambros Eric Lange Tonia Latorraca Kevin Leary Jennie Lech Kimberly Ledbetter Jeffery Lenz Joseph Leo John Lepper Ronda Leubscher Sara Librizzi Judith Lickus Vicki Liebegott Eric Lietz Debbi Lueder Gregg Macek Kathy Macis Sophomores Sophomores Timothy Mackey Charles Mackin Cara Marchetti Michelle Marchi Marijo Marciano Rory Marrello Angela Martin Kimberly Martin Melisa Martin Shannon Maslan Paula Mason Brenda Masterson Jo-Anne Mataitis Osama Matarieh Salma Matariyeh Krystyna Mateja Jennifer McAleenan Linda McAndrews Glenn McAuliff Ward McCloskey Joanne McCoy Keith McGrail Timothy McGrath Thomas McLaughlin Eileen McMahon John McTeague Gerald Meehan Don Melvin Nancy Mertic Lisa Miller Lori Miller Frank Morus Mark Mullen Deborah Murray Jack Musso Dawn Mysza Patrick Naughton Nicolette Nork David Norris Franklin North Kelly Noto Susan Noworul Colleen O'Brien Anne O'Connor Nora O'Connor Jerry Odehnal Christina O’ Leary William Olsen 65 John O'Neil Megen O'Neill Christopher Onjack Russell Orban Debbie Orr Caroline O'Sullivan Christine Oswald Richard Pajor Mary Pantaliono Edward Papendik Georgia Papoutsis Grecory Papoutsis Anthony Parisi Richard Parkalob Lisa Peake Ronald Perkins Matthew Person Robert Peters Brian Pheifer Carl Phillips Kevin Pitts Jody Plante Keith Polerecky Leta Poma Jon Popp Robert Price Tammy Price Roy Prochaska Brian Pullia Richard Quinlan Sophomores Sophomores Mark Radloff Robert Rafac Kelly Rafter Michael Rainsford Scott Ralston Laura Ramos Kelly Raven Michelle Rawski Andrew Reed Paula Regh Lisa Reichart James Reichert Brenda Reiff Stacey Reis Denise Ricchiuto Joseph Rickhoff Marie Riesbeck Daniel Riordan Kelly Roberts Edward Roche Susan Roche Thomas Roche George Rogiokos Kelly Roney Timothy Russ Salvatore Russo Michael Ryan Timothy Ryjewski Deborah Salamone Antoinette Samoska 67 Helen Samoska Pamela Sanders Tina Savage Joseph Sawin Juel Schaar Lorie Schaffner Jerry Schank Robert Scherzinger Kimberly Schiffer Beth Schoeneman Laurie Scholtes Kimberly Schuh Michael Sch wartz Jacques Scott Laura Secor Randy Seifert James Selmer Michael Serio Lorrieann Sexton Thaer Shaktah Bassam Shehayber Kathryn Shirey Julie Sikorski Timothy Siple Deborah Skala Billy Smith Wendy Smith Lawrence Soch Frank Sodaro Cindy Sommerfeld Elizabeth Sonzski Carol Stancik David Stapleton Kimberly Starchvill Brett Stearns John Stevens Melissa Stoner Michele Suiro Lilly Sun Reem Sweis Tammy Tabor Virginia Taylor Christine Tiess Lino Tijerina Kristine Tinerella Bobbie Tolsma Martha Triplett Rosemari Trlak Sophomores ig Donna Tucci Cathy Turnbow Robert Turner Kathleen Vanderwarren Jennifer Vetter Susan Victors Tammy Virmond William Vorberg Angela Wagner Cheryl Walega Christopher Walent Timothy Walsh Christine Walters Cathy Ward Deborah Ward Richard Wargin Mary Warren Andy Wazio Patricia Webber David Weber Sherri Weber Andrew Wedick Theresa Weiss Joel Weisskopf Michael Whitty Kelly Wiersema Dawn Williams Donald Witthoft Richard Wolf Daniel Wolff Sheila Yomantas Heather Yontez Danette Youngblood Suzanne Yukich Janene Zbylut Naeem Zegar Sandra Zivich David Zobak Wajeha Zubi NOT PICTURED Gerald Avgerinos Gina Fideli Cheryl Krisik Michelle Padula Stanley Banach Paul Fionda Michael Krull Mike Pardo Jeffery Cappel Elsa Fulco : Liana Land Eric Powell Domenico Carli Laura Hopp Nehad Mohammad Christine Saylor Georgene Cerniuk Vikki Howard Lisa Newby Dawn Smentek James Christakes James Hurd Debra O'Donnell 69 Junior Class Officers REEM DIAB — Secretary, CHAR PORTO — Treasurer, DONNA RUHL — President, TRACY MELVIN — Vice President i JUNIOR CLASS ADVISORY BOARD — Front Row: Tamara Baluk, Lara Wiziecki. 2nd Row: Pam Manley, Tracy Melvin, Lynda Dembraski, Lynn Reilly, Sue McGin nis, Kathy Doyle. 3rd Row: Tina Spirakes, Kathy Bulow, Karyn Stupak, Ann Staudt, Diana Jaksich, Dawn McGovern, Kellie Kampenga. 4th Row: Laura Walsh, Donna Ruhl, Mary DeVries, Debbie Janiak, Ed Jaracz, Reem Diab, Gina Mazzocco, Dale Pacourek, Julie Wills, Tammy Cunningham. 5th Row: Patty Feehan, Vince Lorusso, Lynn Roxas, Karen Tebo, Jeff Babiez, Deneen Kazmierozak, Barb Murdoch, Joanne Phillips, Tom Dunning. 6th Row: Cheryl Bryant, Mary Beth Heiting, Trisha Brannigan, Debbie Behling, Margie Stanton, Char Porto, Karen Libert, Kim Brines, Jean Bedore. Steven Adams Claudine Aiello Mary Akasiadis Jeff Alexa Wade Alexa Ann Alksnis Jay Baaske Jeffrey Babiez George Bachelder David Baker Salim Bal Tamara Baluk Michelle Beauvais Cynthia Beckett Jean Bedore Debra Behling Laura Behrendt Kelly Beister Craig Beitler Matthew Beller Leah Bennett Christine Benson Gregory Benyon Andrew Beranich Stan Bielanski Thomas Bila Mike Biros Kimberly Blankenstein John Boecker Matthew Bogard Sandro Boglio Donna Bond Shay Bonomo Karin Borg Susan Bosques Michael Bowden Daniel Brand Daniel Brandt Trisha Brannigan Margaret Braun Kimberly Brines Leigh Brooks Brian Brown Cheryl Bryant James Bulger Kathleen Bulow David Burdelik Patrick Burke v1 Julie Burleson Kelly Burns Eric Burton David Cadieux Peter Canellis Glenn Canino Michael Capatan Theresa Capsack Toni Carrano Kelly Carroll Lisa Carroll James Cassin Carol Cedano Marisa Cesario Tom Child Colleen Christ Christopher Chruszczyk John Chu James Ciametti Bruno Cipriani Michele Clemans Richard Collins Dean Companio Steven Conwell Gustavo Cordero Alfred Costa Ronald Covert Maureen Crane Michelle Crepps Michele Crouse Kathleen Cummings Tammy Cunningham Scott Daley Charlotte Daniel Daniel Delap Lynda Dembraski Douglas Demott Tina Devito Mary Devries Reem Diab John Dillon Janet Doering Lynn Dominski Colleen Donovan Kathleen Doyle George Drikos Laura Drzewiecki William Dulong he JUNIOFS Juniors Brian Dunne Joanne Dunne Thomas Dunning Yi-Wen Dwan Sirus Eamsupa Deborah Eberhart Terence Ehn Julie Ellis Garry Eminger Stephen Fabian Thomas Fabish Robert Fairchild Patricia Feehan Brian Feiner William Filipiak Amy Filipski Julie Fionda Teresa Fiore Linda Fleischhauer Robbin Fleischman Debbie Fleming Catherine Foley Thomas Foley James Frale Elaine Framberg Eric Franberg Dale Fredrick Leah Fundarek Janice Gal Raul Garcia Joseph Gawlowicz Adrianne Gentile John Gesiakowski Dennis Getches Mary Gillispie Gail Goetz Mary Graham Michael Granat Laura Green Julie Grellman Lawrence Grening Thomas Gricus Lynn Griffin Maureen Grobarek Laurel Grooms Cynthia Gutowski Cynthia Haack Adamarie Haase 73 Theresa Halt James Harmon Daniel Harper Sharon Harr Mary Harvey Ayman Hassan Matthew Haubenreiser Kaitlyn Hayne MaryBeth Heiting Kurt Hendricks Michelle Henley Amy Hennessy Jeanne Hermann Lisa Hetzel Julie Hilger Kevin Hitney Scott Hnat Jeffery Hoffmeister Christyne Holtschult Karen Hommema Geri Horton Kim Hovey James Howatt Kyle Huck William Hurr Shirley Irby Sherry lvastanin Michael Jaber Diana Jaksich Deborah Janiak JUNIOFS Juniors Kevin Jankist Edward Jaracz Mark Jarzabek David Jasudowicz Tina Jendrzejak Catherine Jensen Joseph Jodlowski Cheri Johandes Rita Jonaitis Charles Jones George Jowik Lisa Junge Vicky Kamberos Kellie Kampenga Jeffrey Kane Kenneth Kane Keri Kane Kathy Kansoer Janet Kapp Jennifer Karel Michele Karpus Vincent Kasley Kim Kazlauskas Deneen Kazmierczak Sharon Kelly Scott Kennelly James Kenny Janet Kimpel Candise Kirpec Denise Knor 1$ You are now an upperclassman. There are many new organizations that are open to you. N.H.S. and J.C.A.B. are just a few activities that will keep you occupied. Other free moments you spend selling the much sought after elevator passes to the unsuspecting Bennies. During your lunch time, your junior membership entitles you to eat in the Junior-Senior lounge! You are being transformed into a B.M.O.C. You are looked up to by the minions who crawl beneath your notice. You have received your instructions on how to pilot your motorized vehicles. You cruise the byways and highways exposing your Varsity patch to all who behold you. You're on top of the world; the universe centers around you. Look out Seniors, you are about to be replaced. UL HH fi 77 Gregory Kolinski Lynn Kolodziej Evert Kooyman Jeffery Kostal Jane Kowalczyk Lisa Krenkel Julia Kroschel Michael Krueger George Kutsulis Sharon Ladonski Patricia Lakie Dorothy Lancaster Donald Land Kraig Lang Joseph Laudadio Thomas Leach Vickie Leisure Erik Leoni Jay Levine Kimberly Lewis Karen Libert James Lietz Gerald Linnert Mary Litrenta Penny Lodl Jody Londos James Lonngren Gina Lopez Vincent LoRusso Joyce Lyons Shari Macha Jeannine Mackin Gloria Mallet Michelle Mallios Jacqueline Malloy Kevin Malone Lee Maniatis Pamela Manley Philip Marrera Robert Marshall John Mastela Mahmoud Matariyeh Maureen Mayer Gina Mazzocco Michael McAleenan Suzanne McGinnis Debra McGoldrick Dawn McGovern JUNnIONS Juniors Maureen McGrath Jonolynn McGuire Krista McGuire Raymond McMaster Kevin Medows Julie Meehan Annette Meier Tracy Melvin Jim Mensinga Jennie Meyer John Miller Mary Minelli Evalyn Miszkiewicz : Julie Modla | David Moeller Patricia Mondry William Moore Gina Morande Steven Munis Anthony Murczek Barbara Murdoch Ann Murray Michelle Myers Mark Nagel Lisa Nemcher Bill Nemeh Gale Nienhuis Margaret Nolan Susan Nordquist Melissa Norton Jennifer Nutile Michael O'Callaghan Brian O'Connell Dana O’ Donnell Tammy Olejniczak Tina Olewinski Kevin Olmos Joanne Orzula Dale Pacourek Anthony Pantaliono Jean Parillo Frank Parisi Michael Parker Joe Pate Debra Pazda Valerie Pearson Michael Perrino Laura Pesek 79 Doris Peters Robert Pfeiffer Pamela Phelps Joanne Phillips Karen Pitts Bill Pluta Colleen Pollack Charlotte Porto Gerald Posch Lisa Powers Christine Presto Carolyn Preto Rosemarie Pryor Laura Pugh Jamie Putz Jill Raddatz Aimee Randle Teri Raney Anthony Ratcliff Akrim Razik Elyse Reardon John Redelsperger Ronald Reichard Lynn Reilly William Rickhoff Lisa Riha Maryhelen Riley Richard Rinchich James Riordan Patrick Risse Juniors Mark Robson Colleen Roche Lynda Rogers Maria Rogiokos Kimberly Rosenlund John Ross Alfred Roth Lynn Roxas Donna Ruhl Lori Ruhl Raymond Rutz Patrick Ryan Donna Sadler Cheryl Sadoski Dawn Safstrom Bob Sanow Laura Scalise Andrew Scheidt Caryl Schmitz Victoria Schmitz Julie Schmudde Rick Scholz Lynne Schulz Derrick Schwartz Kelly Shafer Suzan Shehayber Nicholas Shubat Tina Shufflebarger Dina Sibray David Skinner 81 Larry Skubal Debra Slowinski Dawn Smiley Craig Smith Timothy Smith Deborah Smyth Dona Sobczak Anne Sonner John Spence Garrett Spencer Tammy Spirakes Tina Spirakes Diane Spitzer Robert Stalla Scott Stanek Theodore Stanko Margaret Stanton Ann Staudt Ruth Stefan James Steinberg Lance Steinberg Joann Sterna Kimberly Streich Karyn Stupak Michael Suchorski Sharon Sullivan Linda Sun Windie Surma Donna Swanson Karen Tebo Lori Thiel Audrey Thompson Sharon Throw John Tkachuk Theodore Topolski Joan Toth Mike Tralewski Jim Traynere Ron Trella Edward Triplett Julia Trinkhaus Patricia Trusk Dawn Tyszko Eric Tyszko Sandra Ukockis Laura Uryasz Paul Vaglica Edward Vahl 82 JUNIOFS JUNIOFS Julie Vanderlinde Nina Venturella Doug Wagner Richard Walega Audrey Walker Catherine Wallace Bryan Wallen Laura Walsh Jon Ward James Watson Jerry Wazio Livier Webber Charles Wedick Maureen Welsh Michele Wennersten Cheryl Western Douglas Wierzgac Kristen Williams Julie Wills Cherylann Wilson Lara Wiziecki Jackie Wrenn Patti Wroble Robert Wunar Allen Zad Futien Zaghlul Laura Zakowski Lawrence Zawodniak Nadia Ziad Michelle Zima Charles Zirino William Zirngibl NOT PICTURED Donna Barnhart Jill Janel Daniel O’Connor Carol Shannon Jack Bibly Mary Jillson Frank Oliver Douglas Showan Michael Bohne John Kaminski William Pohlman Mary Shultz Calvin Bolz Carol Kulig Timothy Radosevich Mark Sikorski Rocco Cartolano Sheree Mason Joseph Ritter Jeffrey Smit James Collachia Dawn Masterson Vernon Rotroff Kathleen Stewart Kenneth Devault James Miller Keith Schweig James Sullivan Michelle Dubiel Chery! Mueller Ronald Schweig Kent Swanson Catherine Mulrenin James Sexton Mary Taylor Raymond Viles Richard Wasielewski Homecoming Queen — King — Court Pep Rally 1. Last year’s Queen, Wendy Tuzik, transfers the crown to Heidi Nuel. 2. 1984 KING and QUEEN, Scott Peters and Heidi Nuel. 86 3. 1984 COURT — Joyce Lyons and Greg Kolinski, Lisa Riha and Vince Kasley, Sandy Tuzik and Mike Armstrong, Tracy Melvin and Ed Jaracz, Sue Zivich and Scott Peters, Laura Parson and Tom Baxa, Heidi Nuel and Randy Stancik. Homecoming Game — Parade It was an uncommonly beautiful day for Homecoming 1983. The luscious blue sky was speckled with the vibrant colors of free floating balloons as the crowds gathered to cheer on our team. The Oak Lawn Spartans did not disappoint the onlookers as they stole a victory from the Eagles with a score of 17 to 14. Sa, ae oe jj aise ‘ig 1. Pregame meeting. 2. Pileup on the fifty yard line. 3. Going for the first down. 4. The musical Band float. 5. Office Education Association’s ‘‘Winnie.”’ 6. The best over-all float by the Junior class. 1. Ward McClosky plays the clown. 2. Rob Wesselhoff as the ‘‘Unknown Spartan.”’ 3. The “Best Use of Theme”’ float by the Freshman class. 4. Class of '87 speaks for itself. 5. Getting ready for the big parade. 6. Accepting the Freshman float trophy. 7. Accepting the Junior float trophy. % P = S omni a=) e _ S o o Pal Fall Musical — “Grease” ‘“‘Grease’’ was presented as the spring musical produc- tion. The light musical comedy follows Sandy Dumbroski’s initiation into the world of the Pink Ladies and the Burger Palace Boys: two tough greaser gangs who control Rydell High School. Through several large musical production numbers, she becomes ‘‘Hopelessly Devoted’”’ to Danny Zuko, the leader of the gang. The cast included: Danny: Darin Collings Marty: Sue Kozvick Sandy: Laura Parson Jan: Sandy Tuzik Rizzo: Amy Novak Frenchy: Donna Egan Knieckie: Scott Cummins Patty: Sue Schieve Sonny: Brian Bradtke Eugene: Jim Dague Doody: Vince LoRusso Miss Lynch: Nancy Eakins Roger: John Oliver oe D 7) = faa we 96 First Row: Lisa Regh, Danette Ivastinan, Lynn Shulz, Penny Lodl, Juel Schaar, Sherry lvastinan, Ed Jaracz. 2nd Row: Nancy Dusevic, Janie Hentush, Valerie Poynter, Suzanne Phelps, Sandy Kielar, Stephanie DiSabato, Debra DeLap, Lisa Garritano, 3rd Row: Mary Burns, Lisa Casey, Judy Lickus, Jill Raddatz, Gail Goetz, Sue Nordquist, Diana Jaksich, Dawn Meyers, 4th Row: Traci Henning, Lynn Roxas, Tina Jendrzejak, Linda Jakowitz, Lynn Hardt, Tina Spirakes, Wendy Smith, Lynda Miszkiewicz. 5th Row: Aaron Nykaza, John Gonczy, Angela Forliano, Kris Izokaitis, Shannon Maslan, Michelle Oatsvall, Tracey Theisen, Caroline Sadler. 6th Row: John Hester, Lynn Kolodziej, Sharon Sullivan, Candy Kirpec, Tina Daliege, Jennifer Macha, Michelle Bamberger, Vida Brazaitis. 7th Row: Leo Borowski, John Wallace, Mike Swiec, Marisa Cesario, Pete Canellis, Karen Vanderwarren, Tom Foley, Matt Marchetti, Joe Partington, 8th Row: Jean Parillo, Cathy Wallace, Dale Cissna, John Stevens, Jim Howatt, Maureen Houlihan, Debbie Smyth, Dawn Mysza. 9th Row: Don Witthoft, Carl Phillips, Geoff Chiarelli,, Kelly Burns, Ed Hood, Don Carstens, Carl Baker, Cindy Haack. 10th Row: Karen Phillips, Mark Griffith, Bill Hentush, Wendy Cissna, Tod Jacob, Randy Bogathy, John Reidmuller, Bret Taylor. 11th Row: Tim Farrel, Nancy Puhr, Beth Koruba, Jim Leikel. 12th Row: Mike Burns, Bob Marshall, Sue Alexander, Todd Klietz. 13th Row: Hugh O'Connor, Alan DeVries, Mike Deno, Adrianne Gentile, 14th Row: Gina Mazzocco, Brian Pheifer, Paul Williams. Left Column, Bottom to Top; Lisa Radloff, Traci Jendrzejak, Margie Nolan, Cheryl Wilson, Kim Beard, Donna Bond. Right Column, Bottom to Top: Beth Fedderson, Susan Bradtke, Robir Gadomski, Michelle Blackwood, Janene Zbylut, Teri Raney, Jackie Cernava. Varsity Band i Front Row: Jennie Cochrane, Beth Koruba, Michelle Bamburger, Sherry lvastanin, Michelle Oatsvall, Kim Beard, Diana Jaksich, Gail Geotz, Sue Phelps, Valerie Poynter. 2nd Row: Lori Milham, Lynda Miszkiewicz, Jenny Macha, John Hester, Margie Nolan, Arron Nykaza, Caroline Sadler, Nancy Dusevic, Judy Lickus, Tracey Jendrzejak, Debbie DeLap, Gina Deangelis, Michelle Blackwood. 3rd Row: Kris Izokaitis, Tina Daliege, Sharon Sullivan, Donna Bond, Tracy Henning, | Jackie Cernava, Angela Forliano, Kelly Burns, Carl Baker, Don Carstens, Todd Jacobs, John Stevens. 4th Row: Matt Marchetti, John Wallace, Dawn Mysza, |} Tom Foley, Marisa Cesario, John Redmuller, Mark Griffith, Geoff Chiarelli, Bret Taylor, Tim Farrell. 5th Row: Hugh O'Connor, Brian Pfeiffer, Beth Fedderson, Dannette Ivastanin, Alan DeVires, Mike Burns. Not Pictured: Teri Raney Concert Band ) Front Row: Lynn Roxas, John Gonzcy, Tina Jendrzejak, Tina Spirakes, Lynn Kolodziej, Juel Schaar, Janene Zbylut, Mary Burns, Jill Raddatz, Tammy Spirakes, Sue Nordquist. 2nd Row: Lynn Hardt, Lisa Regh, Shannon Masion, Vida Brazaitis, Wendy Smith, Jennie Cochrane, Sue Bradtke, Cindy Haack, Stephanie | Disabato, Lisa Casey, Dawn Myers, Lisa Garritano. 3rd Row: Lynne Schulz, Linda Jakowitz, Robin Gadomski, Candy Kirpec, Tracey Theisen, Pete Cannellis, | Leo Borowski, Karen Vanderwarren, Cheryl Wilson, Nancy Puhr, Paul Williams, Mike Swiec, Don Witthoft. 4th Row: Jean Parillo, Cathy Wallace, Ed Hood, Dale Cissna, Jim Howatt, Penny Lodl, Karen Phillips, Jim Leikel, Randy Bogathy, Wendy Cissna, Car! Phillips. 5th Row: Mike Deno, Todd Klietz, Gina Mazzocco, Bob Marshall, Sue Alexander. 97 Jazz Band Front Row: Bob Marshall, Mike Swiec, Pete Canellis, Leo Borowski, Tracey Theisen, Paul Williams. 2nd Row: Jim Howatt, Karen Phillips, Wendy Cissna, Geoff Chiarelli, Randy Bogathy, Carl Phillips. 3rd Row: Todd Klietz, Kelly Burns, Dale Cissna, Ed Hood. Not Pictured: Chris Randle, Karen Vandewarren. Jazz Combo Sitting: Bob Marshall. Standing: Jim Howatt, Todd Klietz, Leo Borowski. Not Pictured: Chris Randle. A Cappella Choir ee ee Front Row: Ruth Stefan, Deanna Schmidt, Jennie Meyer, Laura Parson, Sue Orzula, Joyce Lyons. Baaske, Kim Brines. 3rd Row: Michelle Crepps, John Oliver, Jim Dague, Steve Adams, Scott Carollo, Aimee Randle. 4th Row: Elyse Reardon, Rose Jones, San- dra Murphy, Joanne Forden, Lisa Spero. Not Pictured: K. Sanofsky, T. Dunning, A. Costa, J. Ciametti, S. Richey, R. Pryor. 2nd Row: Carrie Daum, Vince LoRusso, Kurt Hendricks, Jay Spartan Singers The members of the A Capella Choir also serve as the Spartan Singers. The ensem- ble performs choreographed musical numbers with the jazz combo. They have per- formed for community and religious events and for the benefit of hospitals, nursing ‘homes, and other worthy causes throughout the community. This year they also competed at the Oak Lawn Jazz Festival. | 99 | Front Row: Wendy Smith, Tina Spirakes, Lisa Regh, Lynn Roxas, Penny Lodl, Lynne Schulz, Sherry Ivastanin. 2nd Row: Lynn Hardt, Linda Jakowitz, Michelle Bamburger, Tracey Henning, Dawn Meyers, Lisa Casey, Mary Burns, Lisa Carritano, Gail Goetz, Jill Raddatz. 3rd Row: Caroline Sadler, Tracey Theisen, Lori Milham, Tina Daliege, Lynda Miszkiewicz, Shannon Maslan, Lynn Kolodziej, Tina Jendrzejak, Jackie Cernava, Margie Nolan, Candy Kirpec, Gina Deangelis, Judy Lickus. 4th: Mike Swiec, Pete Canellis, Karen Vanderwarren, Sharon Sullivan, Teri Raney, John Gonczy, Karen Phillips, Wendy Cissna, Jim Leikel, Geoff Chiarelli, Kim Beard, Cheryl Wilson, Carl Phillips, Randy Bogathy. 5th Row: John Hester, Kelly Burns, Jim Howatt, Dale Cissna, Ed Jaracz, Ed Hood, John Wallace, Gina Mazzacco, Bob Marshall, Adrianne Gentile, Paul Williams, Nancy Puhr. 6th Row: Aaron Nykaza, Tim Farrel, Leo Borowski, Bret Taylor, John Stevens, Sue Alexander, Mike Deno, Beth Fedderson, Mike Burns, Brian Pfeiffer, Tracey Jendrzejak, Debbie Delap, Sue Phelps, Valerie Poynter. Treble Choir Front Row: Laura Kumingo, Cara Marchetti, Kim DeVivo, Desiree Wasserman, MaryEllen Connelly. 2nd Row: Lisa Peake, Karen Crepps, Stacey Powers, Kari Gourley, Annette Frantz, Ms. Osterman. 3rd Row: Kathy Shirey, Lisa Miller, Theresa Capsack, Terri Cerf, Sandy LaFaire, Michelle Marchi. 4th Row: Mary Minelli, Sheryl Beekman, Judy Hamilton, Donna Hammonds, Lynn Murray, Linda McAn- drews. Not Pictured: K. Beister, L. Betz, C. Fionda, V. Howard, S. Ladonski, A. Martin, M. Mcintyre, C. O’Brien, T. Olejniczak, T. Price, L. Reichart, C. Saylor, J. Stefan, W. Steinberg, C. Tiess, T. Virmond, P. Webber. oa ‘ay | Front Row: Vince LoRusso, Cindy Bedwan, Ann Marie Staudt, Heidi Nuel, Nora O’Connor, Lisa Riha, Sharan Kuyawa. 2nd Row: Julie Sikorski, Pat Trusk, Tonia Latorraca, Gina Mazzocco, Scott Cummins, Cindy Haack, Chery! Walega, MariJo Marciano. 3rd Row: Scott Peters, Jim Leikel, Pat Carroll, Randy Stancik, Tom Baxa, Brian Bradtke, Charlie Harper, Gregg Macek. 4th Row: Tracy Melvin, Joyce Lyons, Donna Ruhl, Rosemari Trlak. Not Pictured: Kim Streich, Debbie Doyle, Chris Koliopoulos. weetores CY EE Eee ee | HO Council Officers Scott Peters — President Chris Koliopoulos — Secretary Jim Leikel — Treasurer Scott Cummins — Vice President National Honor Society SENIOR MEMBERS — Front Row: Karen Phillips, Audrey Vasicek, Kyria Merle, Lisa Entress, Cheryl Akouris, Debbie Hnatovic, Arlene Chear, Curt Chiarelli. 2nd Row: Lisa Jones, Diane Rosengren, Jennifer Kennelly, Donna Phillips, Karen Knapp, Heidi Nuel, Sue Parker, Loreli Basak, Laura Lake. 3rd Row: Dawn Peleckis, Christine Croft, Jim O’Connor, Lynn Hardt, Angela Zekios, Connie Hannion, Tam Tai, Laurie Juris, Sandy Tuzik, Laura Quinn, Steve Leary. 4th Row: Howard Morris, Paul Williams, Pam Susemiehl, Scott Chu, Mike McKinney, Todd Klietz, Brian Bradtke, Pat Carroll, Dan Pesek, Wendy Cissna, Jim Leikel. Not Pictured: Indira Nowak, Ted Gratt, Randy Stancik, Jeff LaFoy, Scott Cummins, Mike Macek, Laura Parson, Peggy Cunningham, Dave Forrer, Kerry Graessle, Heidi Jachna, Corinne Kruse, Daniel Ruhl, Ted Sokolowski, Sue Sommerfeld. JUNIOR MEMBERS — Front Row: Laura Zakowski, Pam Manley, Lisa Hetzel,Julie Wills, Susan Nordquist, Cheri Johandes, Colleen Roche. 2nd Row: Dan Delap, Michelle Myers, Debbie Janiak, Tina Spirakes, Dale Pacourek, Lynn Roxas, Cynthia Haack, Laura Pesek, Ann Staudt. 3rd Row: Linda Sun, Tammy Cun- ningham, Donna Ruhl, Gina Mazzocco, Tina Jendrezejak, Dona Sobczak, Jamie Putz, Julie Schmudde, Tammy Spirakes, Cindy Beckett. 4th Row: Lynne Schulz, Jeff Babiez, Lisa Junge, Karen Tebo, Wade Alexa, Karen Libert, Karin Borg, Karyn Stupak, Jean Parillo. Not Pictured: Brian Dunne, Patti Feehan, Jim Frale, Ed Jaracz, Michelle Karpus, Donna Sadler. OFFICERS — Front: Patrick Carroll Secretary, Brian Bradtke — Treasurer — President. Back Row: Angela Zekios , James Leikel — Vice President. The Oak Lawn Community High School Spar- tan C hapter of the National Honor Society in- ducted eleven additional seniors and 41 juniors bringing the total membership of the organiza- tion to 96 for 1983-84. Each of the officers par- ticipated in the induction ceremony by explain- ing the NHS Cardinal Principles and lighting the candles symbolizing the criteria for member- ship in the society — leadership, scholarship, service and character. NHS members provide a tutoring service for other students. They spon- sor a Toys for Tots Campaign in cooperation with the U.S. Marine Corp. Trips to the Univer- sity of Illinois and other college Campuses are part of the society’s activities. Mr. William Hill serves as the faculty sponsor. 1. The Odd Couple. 2. Too cool for words. 3. Smile or I'll break your neck! 4. Shake it up baby. 5. Jitterbugs! 6. |have these spots on my pants and | can’t seem to get rid of them. 7. Jo Mama! 3 1. Laverne and Shirley. 2. Sassy seniors! 3. Bow Wow! 4. Tom Cruise, eat your heart out! 5. Larry, Moe, and Curley 6. The Oak Lawn Fashion Show! 7. Dancing cheek to cheek. 8. Sugar-n-spice! DISPLATLD WINDOW PICK UP APPLICAT iN ROOM 20. Front Row: D. Corbin, Elizabeth Granoski, John Gizewski, Susan Meyer, Elizabeth Rainsford, Penny Koruba. 2nd Row: Kristine Schalasky, Karen Pitts, Sherry Sharpe, Lisa Radloff, Donna Bond, Pamela Tralewski. 3rd Row: Anthony Vidale, Anne Sonner, Darlene Williams, Colleen Pollack, Ann Sharon, Nancy Barich, Ellen Corridon, Brian Feiner. Not Pictured: Elizabeth Petersen, Christine Ritacco, Michael Green. Office Occupations o. . on Front Row: Mrs. Kristen Ledman, Stella Pabin, Sue Zivich, Tina Hellman, Debbie Ojer, Michele Olewinski. 2nd Row: Donna Topolski, Jenny Griesbaum, Joann Raff, Jackie Weinberg, Donna Pacourek, Peggy Kuzel, Rose Marrera. 3rd Row: Shelly Schroeder, Karen Wisniewski, Sandy Tijerina, Gail Burson, Lynn Stancik, Lesley Korthase, Sue Bila, Kris Murray. Not Pictured: Connie Karahalios. SENIORS — Front Row: Amy Novak, Donna Egan, Dan Ruhl, Mike Risse, Sherry Starostka. 2nd Row: Gina Sevening, Corinne Kruse, Kerry Graessle, Debbie Hnatovic, Pam Tynan, Indy Nowak, Carrie Daum, Heidi Nuel. 3rd Row: Bob Ryan, Randy Stancik, Mike Macek, Tom Baxa, Connie Cummings, Karen Knapp, Gina Giglio. 4th Row: Mr. Stoy — Sponsor, Cheryl Akouris, Kris Kestian, Nazmy Ziyad, Jim Cassidy, Mike Sullivan, Mary LaGiglia. Key Club JUNIORS-SOPHOMORES — Front Row: Jenny Hendzel, Kelly Kampenga, Rene Mayer, Donna Ruhl, Lynda Dembraski. 2nd Row: Rose Trlak, Tracy Melvin, ' Char Porto, Tom Dunning, Barb Murdoch, Donna Barnhart, Mr. Waksmundski. 3rd Row: Renee Kutsulis, MaryJo Marciano, Gregg Macek, Charlie Harper, Paul Butt, Kevin Leary. Deans Aides Front Row: Cheryl Hansen, Danette Jendrzejak, Terri Kosek, Kim Martin. 2nd Row: Karen Conti, Trish Jones, Caryl Schmitz, Terri Weiss, Marie Janicke, Marla | Hrebanak, James Barnett. 3rd Row: Jackie Cernava, Kathy Stewart, Mary Jillson, Angie Zekios, Lisa Ksiazek, Joyce Busking. Back Row: Debbie Janiak, Kim Schiffer, Michelle Otten, Norman Junge, Jennifer Dubiel, Mary Grobarek, Dorothy Lancaster. Not Pictured: Carol Cedano, Derrick Schwartz, Cathy Kansoer, Mark Bastys, Scott Hnat, Lisa Naples, Bill Dulong, Joe Jelenovich. Switchboard Operators Front Row: Jeanne Wood, Terri McEntee, Chris Child, Karen Lange. Back Row: Kathy Doyle, Kathy Abrams, Tammy Schiffer, Connie Dillon, Tonia Latorraca, Laura Secor, Sue Roche, Ann Sonner. Counselor Aides Front Row: Laura Ponthieux, Jo-dee Bulger, Margaret Patyk, Lisa Laske, Lori Thiel, Rose Trlak. 2nd Row: Jody Jachna, Connie Hannion, Diane Rosengren, Jamie Putz, Cindy Morrell, Heidi Nuel, Cari Finnagin, Jerry Judd. 3rd Row: Colleen Williams, Jason Hess, Mark Feiner, Sam Russo, Sue Byczek, Terri Fiore, Katie Poull, Lewis Lake. 4th Row: Fred Sorenson, Vicky Izakaitis, Andy Janiak, Mike Perrino, Norman Junge, Nazmy Ziyad, Kurt Suchomel, Todd Pisarski, Mike McGrath, Scott Stanek. Not Pictured: Joanne Koziol, Rich Owen, Laura Parson, Lisa Barnhart, Joanne Davia, Dave Noworul, Michele Kamholz, Karan Kraan, Ray McMaster, Kaitlyn Hayne, Mary Litrenta, Patricia Laikie. | Nurses Aides Front Row: Laura Beal, Karen Throw. Back Row: Denise Ric- chiuto, Donna Rebout, Deanna Schmidt. Not Pictured: Sue Or- zula, Antionette Samoska, Sharon Throw. This year’s fall musical “DAMES AT SEA” was presented on November 4, 5, 11 and 12 in the little theater. The play was a musical Satire on the old backstage musicals of the 1930’s. The simple plot follows little Ruby from Centerville who comes to New York to become a Broadway star. During her tune filled day in New York she encounters tap dancing sailors, chorus girls in raincoats and galoshes and a Chinese house of sin. Due to a large turnout for auditions, Mr. Tom Dzurison and Mrs. Susan Johnson decided to double cast the six major roles. Donna Egan, Lara Wiziecki, Gail Stassner, Lynda Dembraski, Lisa Spero, Al Costa and Steve Leary performed as the chorus for both casts. Patricia Trusk and Vince LoRusso served as assistant directors while Karen Phillips performed the duties of rehearsal pianist. The double cast was as follows: Cast A Cast B Joyce Lyons — RUBY W— Rose Mari Trlak Darin Collings — DICK — Scott Carollo Jennefer Collings — JOAN — Laura Parson Jim Dague — LUCKY — Keith Sonafsky Kim Brines — MONA — Carolyn Daum Jay Baaske — CAPTAIN — Robert Wesselhoff Photography Club Front Row: Laura Wisek, Dawn Williams, Coleen Crowley, Trisha Brannigan, Tammy Tabor (treasurer). 2nd Row: Alexandra Barlas, Jim Henson, Karen Knapp, Dave Flint, Jackie Wrenn (secretary) . 3rd Row: Mr. Horejs, Mike Dahlstrom, Karen Krout, Jim Hauck (president) . Erwin Zander. Not Pictured: Chris Mayer, Jeanine Adams, Mary Mcintyre, Rob Pfeiffer. Art Club Front Row: Mrs. Erickson (sponsor), Julie Hilger (president), Mike Risse (vice-president), Mary Devries (secretary) , Domenico Carli. 2nd Row: Dawn Cole, Sue Sherry, Jill Brevninger, Audrey Walker, Julie Meehan, Dawn McGovern (treasurer) . 3rd Row: Renee Kutsulis, Joan Hilger, Chuck Wedick, Don Gilbert, Sue Parker. Not Pictured: Curt Chiarelli, Ann Murray, Lilly Webber. | | Mathletes Front Row: Eric Staudt, Chris Fauser, Lilly Sun, Phil Caffee, Laura Lake, Vita Brazitis, Tracy Henning. 2nd Row: Natanun Eamsupa, Michelle Mallias, Cheri Johandes, Cindy Haack, Mary LaGiglia, Chery! Akouris, Ted Sokolowski, Jody Jachna. 3rd Row: Tony Fernald, Laura Zakouski, Beth Burd, Lina Fernald, Col- leen Roche, Jim O'Connor, Bill Lee, Jim Henson, Linda Sun. 4th Row: Sheila Yomantas, Pam Susemiehl, Scott Chu, Pat Carroll, Joe Kowalyczk, Mike McKinney, Jeff Babiez, Karen Libert, Karin Borg. Not Pictured: Tonia Latorraca, Paul Szum, Ed Jaracz, Kelly Taylor, Rob Wesselhoff. Spartanite Front Row: Mr. William Tucker — advisor; Dawn Peleckiss, Michele Corlett, Lisa Pietronduono, Gina Giglio, editor. 2nd | Row: Trisha Brannigan — photographer, Maria Smerz, Gerard Michal, Mrs. Whiteaker — advisor. 3rd Row: John Dillon, Jerry Amado, Bob Ryan, Rich Loman, Brian Bradtke. Not Pictured: Rita Jonoitis, Dennis Bonke. Forensics Front Row: Lisa Spero, Andrea D’ Agostino, Kim Brines, Michelle Huttner, Amy Novak, Pat Trusk. 2nd Row: Mary Kay Minelli, Tom Dunning, Laura Walsh, Scott Carollo, Laura Pesek, Sue Parker, Rose Trlak, Heidi Nuel, Wendy Cravens, Jill Breuninger. 3rd Row: Jim Dague, Charlie Harper, Kevin Leary, John Gonczy, Brian Cowart, Mike McKinney, Donna Egan, Scott Cummins. 1. PAT TRUSK and HEIDI NUEL — Dramatic duet acting. 2. LAURA WALSH — Dramatic interpretation. 3. MIKE McKINNEY — Extemporaneous speaking. . JOHN GONCZY — Original comedy. . LISA SPERO — Declamation. . SCOTT CUMMINS and SCOTT CAROLLO — Humorous duet acting. . SCOTT CUMMINS and DONNA EGAN — Dramatic duet acting. . DONNA EGAN — Verse reading. . PAT TRUSK — Humorous interpretation. . SUE PARKER — Prose reading. . TOM DUNNING, SUE PARKER and PAT TRUSK — Menage a trois. wae Zz ONOnRONM= 115 French Club ,’ : Front Row: Tam Do, Pat Combs, Debbie Murray, Dawn Meyers, Michelle Blackwood, Ginny Tasker, Jackie Porter. 2nd Row: Dropped, Tammy Spirakes, Mae Qazzaz, Ann Staudt, Michelle Huttner, Lisa Carroll. 3rd Row: Laura Wisek, Debbi Ward, Tina Spirakes, Wendy Smith, Tammy Tabor, Joann Sterna, Andrea D’ Agostino, Lara Wiziecki. 4th Row: Michele Myers, Danette Youngblood, Pat Trusk, Kathy Goreta, Audrey Walker, Jill Breuninger, Ms. Williams. 5th Row: Tam Thai, Coleen Crowley, Karen Janicke, Angela Byrkett, Amy Burke, Debbie Walker, Leta Poma, Stacy Papoutsis, Maureen Durcan. Not Pictured: Tracy Klups. Front Row: Debbie Janiak, Michele Crouse, Steve Conwell, Karin Borg, Jamie Putz — president. Back Row: Kim Streich — secretary, Chris Fauser, Lisa Riha, Marisa Cesario, Char Daniel, Julie Franek. Not Pictured: Teresa Concialdi, vice president, Michele Karpus — treasurer, Chico Hildebrand, Sue Phelps. ee Front Row: Caro! Kulig, Kim March, Marianne Doyle, Brenda Couch, Jackie Wrenn. Second Row: Ronda Gorka, Mike McAleenan, Matt May, Mark Robson, Michelle Wennersten, Mike Suchorski. Third Row: Sandy Strama Knat, Jim Kenny, Kevin Jankist, Dave Raetz, Steve Murray. Not Pictured: Kathy Hogan, Mary Shultz, John Armstrong, Jay Hanson, Bob Braasch, Kathy Leroy, Lisa McClelland, Mark Nagel, Mike O'Callaghan, Jeff Smit, Dan Callahan, Jeff Hoffmeister, Jeff James, Mike King. V.L.C.A. Il Front Row: Mr. Vazzana, sponsor, Pat Moran, Mike Sierakowski, Vicki Moritz, Tina Capsack, Brian Luckett, Tom Vetter. Second Row: Chris Dusik, Gary Cooper, Donna Hartman, Pat Burns, Ron Castagnino, Frank Pensa, John Alksnis. Third Row: Bob Bagus, Tom Blomberg, Dave Strauss, Keith Cerniuk, Bill Nilles, Rich Gustafson, Scott Parejko. Media Center Aides Front Row: Stacy Papoutsis, Audrey Vasicek, Dawn Kuligcwski, Michelle Crepps, Mary Litrenta. 2nd Row: Laura Scalise, Mary Harvey, Reva Rule, Julie Fionda, Patti Combs. 3rd Row: Michele Suiro, Kim Lewis, Ginny Taylor, Denise Swiecicki, Dawn Wortel, Shari Macha. Not Pictured: Keith Blazina, Lisa Hetzel, Lynn Reilly, Kelly Roberts, Sandy Ukockis. Front Row: Alaine Bartlett, Becky Hughes, Nancy Bartlett, Diane Odehnal, Sharon Schaffrath. 2nd Row: Melissa Norton, Nora O’Connor, Laura O’Connell,. Debbi Lueder, Candy Fionda, Dina Sibray. 3rd Row: Leigh Brooks, Tammy Coe, Rose Cagle, Mike Bohne, Eric Spruth,Jim Bulger, Chery! Gajda. a a re te Front Row: Pat Trusk, Tonia Latorraca, Lara Wizieki, Amy Novak. 2nd Row: Mary Kay Minnelli, Elli Reardon, Joyce Lyons, Kim Brines, Darin Collings, Lisa Spero, Diane Hickey. 3rd Row: Jenny Collings, Laura Walsh, Scott Carrollo, Laura Pesek, Sue Parker, Indira Nowak, Sandy Tuzik. 4th Row: Rob Wesselhoff, Jim Dague, Donna Egan, Laura Parson, Rose Mari Trlak, Lynda Dembraski, Carolyn Daum, Chris Mayer, Charlie Harper. Back Row: Vince LoRusso, Keith Sonofsky, Tom Dunning, Jim Ciametti, Brian Cowart, Todd Kleitz, Jim Cassidy, Scott Cummins. Not Pictured: Ann Staudt. Front Row: Elli Reardon, Laura Walsh, Tonia Lator- raca, Amy Novak, Donna Egan. 2nd Row: Mary Kay Minnilli, Lara Wizieki, Lisa Spero, Kim Brines, Michelle Hunter, Darrin Collings, Diane Hickey, Gail Strassner. 3rd Row: Pat Trusk, Lisa Carroll, Jenny Collings, Joyce Lyons, Laura Parson, Laura Pesek, Trishia Brannigan, Lynda Dembraski, Rose Tralk, Sandy Tuzik. 4th Row: Keith Sanofsky, Tom Dunn- ing, Vince LoRusso, Scott Carollo, Jim Dague, Car- roll Schmidt, Pam Susimeil, Sue Parker, Carrie Daum, Indy Nowak. Fifth Row: Ward McCloskey, Chris Mayer, Jim Cassidy, Rob Wesselhoff, Matt Keane, Jim Ciametti, Brian Cowart, Charlie Harper, Steve Leary, Todd Kleitz. Not Pictured: Ann Staudt. Thespian Officers Front Row: JAMES DAGUE — Co-President, SCOTT CAROLLO — Treasurer, INDIRA NOWAK — Secretary. Back Row: DONNA EGAN — Co-President, CAROLYN DAUM — Vice President 119 24th Annual Oak Lawn Jazz Festival OLCHS has continued to sponsor the largest, most prestigious jazz festival in the midwest. This year 110 jazz groups from Illinois schools performed on February 12th, each vying for the honor of Best of Class or Best of Festival. i® 3 3 3 Cheerleaders Front: Mary LaGiglia. 2nd Row: Cheryl Akouris, Lynn Pryzbyla, Heidi Nuel, Marybeth Heiting, Diane Hickey, Laura Parson, Tracy Melvin. Top: Melissa Norton, Diane Jaksich. Football — Sophomore Squad Bottom: Judi Hedrick, Shawn Ashenfelter, Tammy Virmond, Tonia Latorraca. Top: Rose Trlak, Cara Marchetti. Basketball Varsity Squad Floor: Jean Bedore, Lynn Pryzbyla, Diane Hickey. 2nd Row: Tricia Brannigan, Melissa Norton, Heidi Nuel, Marybeth Heiting, Cheryl Akouris, Mary LaGiglia. Top: Tracy Melvin. Basketball Sophomore Squad Front: Tonia Latorraca. Kneeling: Rose Trylak, Barbara Caprio. Middle: Judy Hedrick, Mary Pantaliono. Back Row: Julie Stancik, Diane Kowalewski, Cara Marchetti, Laura Kumingo, Dina Goldstein. CAPTAINS — Tonia Latorraca, Lynn Przybyla, Heidi Nuel, Rose Trylak. Pom Pons CAPTAINS — Kelly Williams and Lori Kritikos with Pom Pon sponsor, Cynthia Mooney Front Row: Kelly Williams, Lori Kritikos. 2nd Row: Katy Foley, Arlene Chear, Darlene Chear, Peggy Kuzel. 3rd Row: Cynthia Mooney — sponsor, Connie Dillon, Nora O'Connor, Vicky Leisure, Lynn Griffin, Lisa Powers, Lisa Boles, Dale Pacourek, Annette Meier, Julie Fionda, Kim Brines, Sandy Zivich. Not Pictured: Tamara Baluk. is Stat Girls Varsity Front Row: Pam Karel, Sue Engel, Donna Phillips, Annette Marciano, Sandy Tuzik. Back Row: Janet Kimpel, Maureen McGrath, Lisa Hetzel, Lara Wiziecki. Not Pictured: Ann Staudt. Frosh-Soph i ij Li llings, Kirsten Rascher, Shari Front Row: Sue Roche, Michelle Huttner, Jennifer Hendzel, Marijo Marciano, Sharon Kuyawa. 2nd Row: Linda Gill, Jenny Co i : Moser, Margaret McGrath. 3rd Row: Mary Kay Malas, Laurie Vahl, Chris Banach, Stacey Powers, Dee Dee Kutsulis, Ginny Tasker. Not Pictured: Lisa Frecke, Jeri Parisi, Donna Hammonds, Chris Frith, Becky. Alsot, Jackie Porter, Michelle Blackwood, Chris Helzing, Barb Gary. 125 126 Swim Timers Front Row: Michelle Crouse, Lisa Casey, Wendy Cravens, Jennifer Kennelly, Janene Zbylut. 2nd Row: Sharon Throw, Kelly Wiersema, Ronda Leubsher, Dawn | Mysza, Jamie Putz, Kim Streich, Laurie Green, Karen Borg. 3rd Row: Lori Ruhl, Debbie Murray, Dawn Myers, Mary Litrenta, Pam Manley, Angela Zekios, Mary Warren, Sue Noworul. Back Row: Julie Johnson, Sherri Johnson, Karen Conti, Laura Pesek, Marie Reisbeck, Sharon Kubiatowski, Naj Ziad, Debbie Janiak. Not | Pictured: Sue Bila, Chris Pruess, Mary Grobarek, Laura Forliano. Wrestlerettes Ock 5 i isn, of, fred ¥ 3 ps oa ‘ at hs W res there t Wrestle pt te oo t on Ook | Mim yd W resthevt Front Row: Beth Koruba, Nancy Puhr, Connie Dillon, Kathy Abrams. 2nd Row: Debbie Smiley, Laura Lake, Debbie Camacho, Lisa Peake, Sharon Kutschke. 3rd Row: Janeen Venturella, Kari Krauss, Jennifer Popp, Terry McEntee, Wendy Downs. Not Pictured: Carol Stancik. | ae Law, o° n “Se tf ‘4 9 s Whestlorettes eathenet tes Ook Law, ok | a en, on cay we� ™. 2 Fe a if me S W ves tlerrt te eis: 4 wes tienet te mm Chess Team Front Row: Fred Sorensen, Lilly Sun, Michele Kar- pus. Back Row: Chuck Russell, Jim Ciametti, John Folga, Joe Kowalczyk, Mr. Ed Olson — Coach, Joe | Gawlowicz. Not Pictured: Ray McMaster. Front Row: John Preto, Julie Schmudde, Mike Sullivan, Debbie Hnatovic, Todd Pisarski, Jim Hen- Computer son. 2nd Row: Linda Sun, Audrey Vasicek, Joe LaFevre, Matt Marchetti, Carolyn Preto, Mr. Saunders, sponsor. 3rd Row: Paul Williams, Mike Dahlstrom, Dan Pesek, Joe Kowalczyk, Kurt C ] b Suchomel, Wendy Cissna. RAL Girls Bowling Front Row: Wendy Smith, Jackie Porter, Mary Berkery, Laurie Juris, Mary Burns, Chris Frith, Diane Hessiling. 2nd Row: Tina Spirakes, Debbie Slowinski, Jamie Putz, Cheryl Gratt, Brenda Reiff, Sheryl Dice, Jill Raddatz, Jean Anderson. 3rd Row: Laura Zakowski, Carla Karsy, Bonnie Leubscher, Tracy McConnell, Tammy Spirakes, Sue Phelps, Jeanine Adams, Pam Phelps, Chris Crews. 4th Row: Audrey Vasicek, Colleen Roche, Cheri Johandes, Julie Johnson, Debbie McGoldrick, Tina Jendreizak, Terri Fiore, Rita Anderson. Not Pictured: Kim Streich, Corine Ponthieux, Mary Connelly. ORE RE Front Row: Jim Holub, Bill Smith. 2nd Row: Steve King, Victor Jenzik, Tim Artus, Jim Cavanaugh, Terri Ehn, Carl Baker. 3rd Row: Robert Ladik, Bennet Nesbit, Jeff Babiez, president, Jeff Lenz, Andy Wedick, Joel Weisskopf, Chris King. Not Pictured: Frank Sodaro, Dean Smith, Steve Rickey, Kyle Huck, Jay Baaske, Ron Nelson, Dale Bruck, John Tkachuk, Ron Reichart, Glenn McAuliff. Front Row: Ron Reichardt, Mike Gangler. 2nd Row: Dale Pacourek, Keri Kane, Chris Croft, Lisa Allen, Karen Stupak, Jeanine Janiak, Maureen Crane. 3rd Row: Bill Vorberg, Jeff LaFoy, Tom Baxa, Lisa Jung, John Spence, Bob Urasz, Rob Turner. Front Row: Frank Gerahty, Ron Trella, Pat Trusk, Jennifer Gentile, Tori Raney. 2nd Row: Mike Adcock, Lori Miller, Cari Gorley, Shawn Ashenfelter, Bridget Brown, Mark Xeros, Mike Dapkus. 3rd Row: Jeanine Mackin, Debbie Janiak, Jim Liekel, Bob Wesselhoff, Mike Bowden, Adrienne Gentile, Beth Fedderson. Not Pictured: Rich Collins, Debbie Doyle, Candise Kirpec, Chris Koliopoulos, Kim Ledbetter, Robert Rafac, Mr. Hill — Sponsor. Keology Club Front Row, Left to Right: Bridgit Gerry, Reed Viles, Val Warner, Kelly Newren, Denise Tysko. Second Row: Mary Cavanaugh, Debbie Walker, Barb Gardener, Naj Ziad, Julie O’Conner, Chris Combs. Third Row: Ken Phillips, Ereen Pesek, Dawn Wortel, Ron Ruhl, Tim Ryjewski, Tammy Coe, Stacy Papoutsis. Fourth Row: Laura Beals, Dennis Bonke, Bob Kramp, Ben Nisbet, Col- leen Coffman, Andy Wedick, Mike Griffith. Fifth Row: Mike Bohacek, Chris Fouser, Julie Franek, Lori Miller, Sue Phelps, John Brodemus — Co-sponsor. Front Row, Left to Right: Renee Harmington, Jeanine Adams, Tina Daliage, Gina Fernald, Lori Milham, Cheryl Hansen, Carla Kardky. Second Row: Beth Burd, Heidi Jachna, Patsy Mandry, Lori Ruhl, Janet Kimpel, Tom Dunning. Third Row: Pam Phelps, Beth Granowski, John Lorz, Eric Tryszko, Gerard Michal, Jody Jachna, John Oliver, Tony Peterson, Diane Demott, Mr. J. T. Thompson. Fourth Row: Kim Rosenlund, Shari Macha, John Spence, Renee Geegan, John Hester, Sherry Starostka, Ron Trella, Rob Turner, Michelle Mallios. | . Preparing to sell 21,000 boxes of M M's to help students. . Winter Ecology on Skis in the Northlands of Wisconsin and North Michigan. . ‘How Sweet It Is.’ Ecology Club is ready to join Homecoming parade. . Dennis Bonke driving a boat in Okeefenokee Swamp, Georgia. . Information booth on Parents Night. . Tony, Tim and Gerard skiing the Northlands — Ecology Club style. . Planting trees in the Alumni Arbor on Austin Avenue. . Bike trip west of Chicago on the Illinois Prairie Path. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Winter Play — M A S H M A S H was presented on January 26, 27, and 28 in the Little Theatre as the winter production. Brian Bradtke was cast as Hawkeye, while Trapper John was played by Rob Wesselhoff. The famous roles of Hot Lips and Captain Frank Burns were portrayed by Diane Hickey and Brian Cowert. The Korean Army camp atmosphere was created by Jim Dague and Al Costa. Sandy Tuzik and Carolyn Daum acted as assistant directors for the entire production. he ae ee o es CHARACTERS Captain Benjamin ‘“‘Hawkeye’”’ Pierce Brian Bradtke Major Margaret Houlihan Diane Hickey Captain ‘‘Duke’”’ Forrest Jim Cassidy Captain ‘Trapper John” Mcintyre Robert Wesselhoff Colonel Henry Blake Jim Leikel Lieutenant Janice Fury Donna Egan Captain “‘Ugly’”’ Black Darin Collings Captain ‘‘Walt’’ Waldowski Scott Carollo Corporal ‘‘Radar’’ O’Reilly Charlie Harper Corporal Maxwell Q. Klinger Jim Dague Captain Frank Burns Brian Cowart Colonel Harry Flagg Scott Cummins Captain Bridgette McCarthy Tonia LaTorraca Lieutenant Nancy Phillips Patricia Trusk Lieutenant Louise Kimble Sue Parker Sargent Devine Al Costa Father Mulcahy Matt Keane Major Ruth Haskel Debby DeLap Private Boone Todd Kleitz John Gonczy Amy Jo Novak Fritzie Joyce Lyons Rosemari Trlak Rose Jones Captain Oliver Wendel Alex Olejniczak ““Spearchucker’’ Jones General Hammond Steve Adams Patients Jim Ciametti John Oliver DIANE ROSENGREN Faculty Editor GAIL STRASSNER Underclass Editor 134 re 4 f F: . Ee 2 Shield Stafi _ JENNIFER KENNELL Senior Editor Rees Ry r 2 ned Sak = Be CONNIE CUMMINGS Activities Editor Art Editor CURT CHIARELLI STEVE LEARY Sports Editor LAURA FORLIANO Underclass Editor SHARI MOSER Underclass Editor é d : { é i TERRI FIORE j LYNN HARDT JAMIE PUTZ Layout Artist Typist Layout Artist age Te A SHARAN KUYAWA DON GILBERT Assistant Editor Artist De h a hin e? | Front Row: Terri Fiore — sales, Kris Siedis — sales, Lynn Hardt — typist and sales, Debbie McGoldrick — sales, Debbie Ward — sales. 2nd Row: Mike Risse — artist, Pam Susemiehl — photographer, Linda Sun — photographer, Maria Rogiokos — sales, John Hester — artist. Not Pictured: James Leikel — _ photographer, Lisa Regh — sales. Outstanding Students utd HEIDI NUEL im JOSEPH BIELANSKI Cheerleader Computer Club ee ee JIM DAGUE KERRY GRAESSLE SCOTT CAROLLO Thespian Key Club Dramatics JULIE HILGER GERARD MICHAL DON GILBERT French Club Ecology Club Art Club Pad } : Lae =. 4 KIM STREICH , DAVE BAKER GREG KOLINSKI Student Council Chess Team TONY MURCZEK Spartan Guards 137 ROBERT RYAN SHERYL DICE JIM HAUCK Spartanite Girls Bowling Photo Club JAMIE PUTZ SCOTT CAROLLO ANGELA ZEKIOS | Spanish Club Vocalist National Honor Society 138 | TED SOKOLOWSKI DIANE ROSENGREN JIM DAGUE Mathematics Shield Forensics i ; ae = : ; | ae d § | LEO BOROWSKI KELLY WILLIAMS JEFF BABIEZ Instrumentalist Pom Pons Boys Bowling 139 Varsity Foothall ce Front Row: T. McGrath, J. Alexa, W. Alexa, S. McCarthy, W. Strenk, J. Collachia, J. Tropp, D. Baker. 2nd Row: J. Frale, J. Boecker, A. Gilbert, B. Bradtke, S. Gratt, J. Mastella, S. Fabian, M. Jaber. 3rd Row: Head Coach Chuck Chilvers, S. Cummins, J. Dvorak, D. Gillispie, L. Zawodniak, K. Kestian, M. Canino, C. Mayer, T. Ryan, T. Pisarski. 4th Row: K. Lang, R. McAllister, J. Cassidy, A. Olejniczak, J. Bielanski, J. Popp, P. Marrera, T. Mangin, Coach Skip Sullivan. Back Row: N. Ziyad, T. Radosevich, R. Stancik, P. Burke, M. Beller, T. Baxa, M. Macek, R. Owens, V. Kasley, Coach Chuck Davelis. Varsity Record: Won 3 — Lost 6 COACHES — Ted Storer, Dave Corbin, Bill Marcordes, Chuck Chilvers, Chuck Davelis, John Lockwood, Joe Walton, Eugene ‘‘Skip’’ Sullivan. tr i Front Row: Rich Pajor, Tom Keane, John Hickey, Jerry Schank. 2nd Row: Jerry Meehan, Tony Koliopolous, | SOPHOMORES Victor Jensik, Dave Stapleton, Dave Bagus, Glenn McAulife, Mike Ryan. 3rd Row: Coach Bill Marcordes, Andy Janiak, Bill Olson, Gregg Macek, Joe Flynn, Jerry Odehdal, Steve Jimenez, John Lepper, Nick Zegar, Coach | Joe Walton. 4th Row: Kevin Leary, Mike Serio, Rob Price, Joe Rickhoff, Bill Hentush, Dave Cybula, Mike Delberto, Charlie Harper, Jim Burdelik. Back Row: Tom Coakley, Lyle Lake, Frank Geraghty, Tim Russ, Paul Butt. FRESHMEN Front Row: Mark Xeros, Sean Dorgan, Craig Dwyer, Sol Zaghlol, Eric Staudt, Randy Sweiss, Joh Ryan. 2nd Row: Matt Sokolowski, Chris Ward, Rick Figus, Gilbert Leora, Lewis Lake, Dave Ward, Pat Fritz, James Porter. 3rd Row: John Carnevale, Bill Sigler, Scott Pulver, Sean Rainsford, Ron Jaracz, Bill Lee, Wally Kanan, Gus Regas, Asst. Coach Dave Corbin. 4th Row: Head Coach John Lockwood, Charles Russell, Rick Rekar, Ben Nisbet, Scott Basak, Dan Wheeler, Gregg Peary, Dave Franzen, Paul Wallen, Asst. Coach Ted Storer. Back Row: Joe Hasse, Jerry Judd, Joe Dolce, Don Zurio, Frank Secor, George Orozco, Scott Cappos, Pat Hayes, Moe Hassan. Sophomores: Won 3 — Lost 4 — Tied 2 Freshmen “A” Team: Won 6 — Lost 3 | ‘“‘B” Team: Won 0 — Lost 4 — Tied 1 143 Cross Country Front Row: Stan Bielanski, Keith McGrail, Jeff Kostal, Scott Dimoff, Dan Jones, Mike Kelly, Matt Machetti, Dave Paul. Back Row: Coach Stoy, Dennis Ryan, Rick Rinchich, Ron Hamilton, Dave Burdelik, Greg Benyon, Dan Delap, Mike Bowden, Coach Leary. Sophomores: Won3— Lost9 Varsity: Won 7 — Lost 5 Girls Record: Won 3 — Lost 11 be oh VAY WA MUN gah ) Front Row: Chery! Bryant, Connie Hannion, (Co-Captain) , Lori Ruhl, Leah Jarski, Liz Karczynski, Georgia Papoutsis. 2nd Row: Sue Delaney, Paula Regh, Ber- _ nie Casey, Colleen Graham, Lisa Hetzel (Manager), Angela Zekios (Co-Captain) . 3rd Row: Naj Ziad (Mgr.), Nadia Ziad, Sue Sherry (Co-Captain), Coach || Linda Reynolds, Kari Krauss, Vicky Cline (Co-Captain) , Debbie Janiak (Mgr.) . Site Varsity Record: Won 1 1 —s Lost 2 Front Row: Donna Ruhl, Sheri Hoger. 2nd Row: Michelle Myers, Sue Sommerfeld, Loreli Basak, Sue Nordquist, Julie Meehan. Back Row: Coach Cindy Sternisha, Debbie Behling, Chris Preuss, Roxanne Gorney, Karen Tebo, Lynn Roxas. | Sophomore Record: Won 7 — Lost 6 Sopho- more Tennis Front Row: Beth Koruba, Chris Fauser, Gina Deangelis, Doreen McCauley, Lisa Nowak, Angie Forliano. 2nd Row: Stacy Reis, Lilly Sun, Cindy Sommerfeld, Sharon Kutschke, Janene Zbylut, Tracy Theisen, Karey Kozin. Back Row: Coach Lawson, Kris Sieris, Kathy Abrams, Jennifer Macha, Michelle Huttner, Colleen Coffman, Renee Kutsulis, Caroline Sadler, Sue Fabian, Shari Moser. Varsity Volleyball Front Row: Pam Manley, Denise Orban, Karan Kraan, Donna Sadler, Tina Spirakes, Donna Sobczak. Back Row: Coach Joyce Icenogle, Karyn Stupak, Cindy Haack, Karen Libert, Lois Herman, Lisa Entress, Kathy Bulow. Not Pictured: Reenie Mayer. Varsity Record: Won 18 — Lost 18 Sophomores Front Row: Joanne Drogos, Sharon Kuyawa, Laurie Scholtes, Wendy Cravens. 2nd Row: Sue Roche, Chris Child, Kris Tinerella, Donna Tucci, Head Coach Jane Surma. Back Row: Pam Sanders, Chery! Walega, Julie Sikorski, Kathy Baader, Lisa Casey. Not Pictured: Julie lsokaitis. Sophomores Won 24 Lost 2 Conference | Co-Champions Freshmen Won 22 Bost 2 Conference Champions Freshmen Front Row: Dee Omiecinski, Kelly Taylor, Kristi Harker, Amanda Valdez, Mary Kay Mallas. 2nd Row: Dawn Kalafut — Manager, Jeanine Wood, Kris Ellis, Kathy Schopper, Julie Wood, Jennie Mackin, Chris O’Leary — Manager. Back Row: Mandy Coyne, Kelly Kehoe — Co-Captain, Debbie Smiley, Kristen Rascher — Co-Captain, Debbie Delap, Coach Chery! Michals. Varsity Golf Team id, tea ek ie Asics Te ioe j Chris Carlson, Joe Haase, Scott Peters, Geoff Galica, Jeff Babiez, Mike Tralewski, Jeff LaFoy, Mike Varsity Record McGrath, Al Devries, Jim Cassin, Coach Gates. Won 0 — Lost 14 Varsity Swim Team a 8) ss a a aha eer me A +) Varsity Record Won 1 — Lost 10 Front Row: Shelly Schaar, Lisa Scardino, Dor DiMartino, Debbie Orr, Patsy Mondry, Julie Geraghty. Back Row: Barb Caprio, mgr., Christy Gutowski, Mary Ann Wasowicz, Teri McEntee, Colleen Williams, Shannon Maslan, Julie O’Connor, Coach Karen Buchler. 1. Coach Icenogle presents the volleyball award to LISA ENTRESS. 2. Coach Sternisha presents the tennis award to SHERI HOGER. 3. Coach Gates presents the go f award to MIKE TRALEWSKI. 4. Coach Buchler presents the swimming award to JULIE GERAGHTY. 5. Coach Reynolds presents the girl’s cross country awards to BERNIE CASEY and SUE SHERRY. 6. Coach Stoy presents the boy’s cross country awards to DENNIS RYAN and RON HAMILTON. 7. Coach Chilvers presents the football awards to RICH McALLISTER and MIKE MACEK. 8. Mr. Richard Doyle and Coach Cindy Sternisha present the GIRLS TENNIS STATE QUALIFIERS: JULIE MEEHAN, DONNA RUHL and SHERI HOGER. ae © . 7 WEE Basketball : D. 4 A , 2 all os VARSITY Front Row: Annette Marciano (mgr.) Greg Kolinski, Jeff LaFoy, Dan Ruhl, Scott Peters, Bruno Cipriani. 2nd Row: Dan Delap, Mike Macek, Tom Baxa, Bill Zirngibl, Paul Partyka, Randy Stancik, Judy Milligan (mgr.). 3rd Row: Coach Len Scaduto, Dennis Ryan, Tony Murczek, Ron Covert, Vince Kasley, Jerry Linnert, Coach Tom Murphy. STARTING TEAM RANDY STANCIK Leading scorer, MVP of the team, and all-conference selection as a Junior. He will dismantle an opposing team’s defense with his patented power moves to the basket. Best rebounder on the team. TOM BAXA A great shooter. Tom plays a swing forward, always capable in passing to the open man, shooting an outside jumper, or driving to the basket. PAUL PARTYKA Showed- improvement as he gained confidence. Paul has natural skills. An excellent rebounder, A good perimeter shooter with adequate inside moves. VINCE KASLEY One of the most competitive players on the team... a good shooter and quicker than most people think. Vince is a confident but not cocky basketball player. He knows what he can do. He expects himself to do it. DAN RUHL Plays a solid floor game. Has plenty of stamina and strength .. . he’s alert and aggressive . . . likes to take the ball to the basket. Dan may not intimidate anyone with his size, but he does a pretty darn good job with his 5. quickness. i SOPHOMORES Front Row: Dave Canon, Gregg Macek, John Atkinson, Keith McGrail, John Hickey. 2nd Row: John Dapkus, Rob Price, Tom Roche, John McTeague. Back Row: Coach Skip Sullivan, Brett Stearns, Bill Olsen, Ron Callozzo, Rich Fuller, Kevin Leary, Tim McGrath — mgr. FRESHMEN Front Row: Lewis Lake, Al Devries, Dave Rogers, John Ryan, Scott Kupczyk. 2nd Row: Dave Franzen, Bill Booth, Al Sorenson, Bill Ryan. 3rd Row: Dan Jones, Steve Rynkar, Mike Stefanik, Dan Wheeler, Gil Leora, Tim Radtke, Coach — Tim Miller. 151 Basketball VARSITY Front Row (I to r): Reenie Mayer, Nadia Ziad, Margie Stanton, Kathy Doyle, Dor DiMartino. Back Row: Debbie Behling, Lois Herman, Kellie Kampenga, Pam Susemiehl, Lynne Schulz, Coach Davelis. Basketball ey tha a 23 | = el QT — Ape it Otte atl WoW 3290 445010 78 13 SOPHOMORES Front Row (I to r): Jeanne Davia, Joann Drogos, Kim Bodey, Sue Alexander, Jeni La Foy. Back Row: Coach Moore, Julie Sikorski, Cheryl Walega, Heather Yonez, Sheila Yomantos, Angela Wagner. FRESHMEN Front Row (I to r): Liz Karczynski, Allison Sargent, Julie Wood. 2nd Row: Doreen McCauley, Dee Omiecinski, Danette Ivastanin (Co-Captain) Kathy Jesse. Back Row: Mrs. Michals (Coach) , j 153 Wrestling Front Row: Jay Levine, Lee Maniatis, Mike Sullivan, Joe Arminas, Dave Skinner. Middle Row: Bob Ryan, Mat Beller, Lyle Lake, Jim Frale, Mark Wessel. Standing: Laura Lake, Jim Mackey, Skip Morris, Mark Jarzabek, Mike Armstrong, Chuck Jones, Coach Lawson. 5 SO PHOMORES Front Row: Sam Shehayber, Tom Keane, Joe Sawin, Bill Sigler, Matt Kestian, Al Garza. 2nd Row: Nick Zegar, Lyle Lake, Jack Musso, Joe Rickoff, Andy Janiak. Back Row: Lino Tigerina, Tom Filicette, John Alstrom, Andy Reed, Eric Lange, Steve Krol, Coach Wallin. Not Pictured: Mike Delberto, Dave Stapleton. FRESHMEN Front Row: Tom Sodaro, Dave Behling, Bill Sigler, Tony LaPlant, Matt Kestian, Bill Maniatis. 2nd Row: Ray Sommerfeld, Mark-Chesters, Joe Polce, Gary Williams, George Orozco, Jim Filicette, Tom Lyons. 3rd Row: Rob Sweiss, Pat Fritz, Jim Porter, Joe Amado, Jerry Judd, Rich Bradford, Scott Henfler, Coach Lawson. Gymnasties VARSITY Front Row: Lisa Sonzski. 2nd Row: Jenny Karel, Lynda Dembraski, Patsy Mondry. Back Row: Mrs. Susan Johnson, Manager dropped, Julie Geraghty, Lisa Entress, Shawn Ashenfelter, Lynn Reilly, Manager dropped. Not Pictured: Assistant Coach — Michelle Scott. | FROSH SOPH Front Row: Kim Kachel, Traci Jendrzejak, Janeen Venturella, Linda Donnelly, Wendy Valone. Back Row: Mrs. Susan Johnson, Reneé Harrington, Teri McEntee, Kathy Redelsperger, Kari Krauss, Colleen Williams, Laurie Tallon, Debbie Orr | — Manager. 157 Swimming Front Row (I to r): Greg Benyon, Barry Moore, Kevin Malone, Sean McCarthy, Jeff Cappel, Bill Vorberg, Jeff Kane, Dan Bila, Bonnie Lubscher, Jerry Astrauskas (Coach) . Back Row: Scott Dimoff, Steve Murczak, Craig Cipriani, Dave Dimoff, Chip Prohaska, Bob Beekman, Mitch Bartecki, Mark Bastys, Matt Wessel. 6 VARSITY Kneeling: Vince LoRusso, Jeff Kostal. 2nd Row: Chuck Camacho, Joe Bielanski, Mike Bowden, Stan Bielanski, Jim Reichert, Matt Person. 3rd Row: George Dunn — Coach, John Gesiakowski, Rich Rinchich, Tom Bila, Bill Marcordes — ! Coach. ' ne EI RS + M- é Fe FILS ATS SPIES |. WK LAWN | FROSH SOPH Front Row: Jason Hess, Charles Mackin, Bob Smikoski, Andy Franosz, Mike Kelly, Jerry Meehan. 2nd Row: John Maluck — Coach, Erich Englemann, Scott Cappos, Dave Kelly, Joe Flynn, Mike Ryan. Not Pictured: John Lockwood — Coach. 159 VARSITY be FROSH SOPH 160 Indoor Track alt Front Row: Donna Ruhl, Jennifer Mackin, Cheryl Bryant. 2nd Row: Diane Hickey — Manager, Nancy Mertic, Sheri Hoff- man, Colleen Graham, Nadia Ziad, Bernie Casey, Debbie Janiak — Manager. 3rd Row: Lisa Hetzel — Manager, Sue Sherry, Jeannine Mackin, Barb Murdoch, Pam Susemiehl, Pam Sanders, Vicky Cline, Char Porto, Kim Bodey. Not Pic- tured: Amy Leonard, Maggie Patyk, Linda Reynolds — Coach, Cheryl Michals — Coach. Front Row: Jeanine Adams, Patty Webber, Georgia Papoutsis. 2nd Row: Liz Karczynski, Eileen McMahon, Chery! Han- son, Mary Cavanaugh, Lynda Miszkiewicz, Chris O'Leary, Chris Child. 3rd Row: Diane Hickey — Manager, Sandy LaFaire, Wendy Smith, Rita Anderson, Barb Gardner, Sheila Yomantas, Chris Combs, Debby DeLap, Mandy Coyne, Can- dy Fionda, Debbie Janiak — Manager, Lisa Hetzel — Manager. Not Pictured: Leah Jarski, Linda Reynolds — Coach, Cheryl Michals — Coach. ——————— and the winners are: 1. Coach Len Scaduto presents the basketball award to RANDY STANCIK. 2. Coach Vern Scarpelli presents the swimming award to JEFF KANE. 3.Coach Chuck Lawson presents the wrestling award to JOE ARMINAS. 4.Coach Chuck Davelis presents the girls basketball awards to LOIS HERMAN and DOR DIMARTINO. 5. Coach Sue Johnson presents the gymnastics awards to LISA ENTRESS and JULIE GERAGHTY. 6. The swimmers grab some grub at the sports banquet. 7. Mr. Rich Doyle, president of the Spartan Athletic Booster Club poses with Joe Arminas who took 4th place in State Wrestling. Tennis V ARSITY Front Row: Al Lyons, George Georgelos, Ted Sokolowski. 2nd Row: Coach Chuck Lawson, Mike Capatan, Dan Harper, Greg | Benyon, Doug Wagner, Steve Leary. Not Pictured: Gary Eminger. : a F A er j FRO SH SOPH Front Row: Matt Kestian, Bill Sigler, Bill Maniatis. 2nd Row: Mike Stefanik, Nick Zegar, Rick Figus,) Chris Carlson, Manolet Capatan, Don Witthoft. 3rd Row: Coach John Leary, Ward McClosky, Jef Galica, Dale Cisna, Scott Basak, Tom Keane. | : P| | 1 | r Si aed bie: ? me 4 «SSE Sn 5 (oars ek Front Row: Mike Tralewski, Mike Jabber, Larry Skubal, Dan Ruhl, George Drikos, Skip Morris. 2nd Row: John Dvorak, Ron Giertuga, Kevin Kane, John Roelelsperger, Ray Rutz. Back Row: Coach Bob Moore, Brian Dunne, Mike Dibenedetto, Tom Baxa, Jerry Linert, Vince Kasley, Coach Skip Borkowski. Baseball WN. gihac SOPHOMORES Front Row: Russ Orban, Mark Radloff, John Hickey, Joe Hasse. 2nd Row: Rich Fuller, Rick Parkalob, Bill Olsen, George Rogiokos, Rory Marello, Kevin Leary, Gregg Macek. Back Row: Coach Skip Sullivan, Ed Roche, Rob Price, Mike Dapkus, Ron Callozzo, Tom Roche. FRESHMEN Front Row: Michael Begley, James Wills, Terrence Perillo, Tim Radtke, James Chaigkouris, Michael Child. 2nd Row: Joseph | | LaFerre, Dave Tedeschi, Dennis Morgan, Edward Miklash, Patrick Fritz, John Wallace. 3rd Row: Coach Dave Moonier, Joseph | | Dolce, Dave Franzen, Daniel Wheeler, Richard Rekar, Jerry Judd, James Porter. i | VARSITY Front Row: Laurie Juris, Julie Fionda, Gina Mazzocco, Cindy Merriman, Lynn Hardt, Tammy Cunningham. 2nd Row: Coach Audrey Anderson, Dona Sobczak, Pam Tynan, Cindy Haack, Nancy Puhr, Lynn Roxas, Tina Spirakes, Patti Feehan, Coach Karen Dorne. FROSH SOPH Front Row: Carol Whisson, Lilly Sun, Janene Zbylut, Sue Wetzel, Karen Lange. 2nd Row: Coach Audrey Anderson, Karen Conti, Karey Kozin, Cindy Sommerfield, Caroline Sadler, Tina Daliege, Coach Karen Dorne. Vv ARSITY Front Row: Joe Flynn, Jeff Kostal, Jim Reichert, Stan Bielanski. 2nd Row: John Gesiakowski, Greg Kolinski, Joe Bielanski, Tom Bila, Mike Bowden. 3rd Row: Chuck Camacho, Matt Person, Dennis Ryan, Rich Rinchich, Ron Hamilton, Dan Fleming. Not Pic- tured: Vince LoRusso. FROSH SOPH Front Row: Jason Hess, Keith McGrail, Mike Kelly, John Ryan. 2nd Row: Erich Englemann, Eric Staudt, Mike Ryan, Ron Jaracz, Chuck Mackin, Craig Dwyer. 3rd Row: Erol Gokcan, Paul Szum, George Orozco, Bill Booth, Soctt Cappos, Jerry Meehan. Not Pictured: Dave Kelly, Gil Leora, Lewis Lake, Bob Smikoski, Sean Rainsford. VARSITY Front Row: Jennifer Mackin, Cheryl Bryant, Nancy Mertic, Sheri Hoffman, Donna Ruhl. Second Row: Lisa Hetzel (Magr.), Sue Sherry, Colleen Graham, Nadia Ziad, Bernie Casey, Jeannine Mackin, Char Porto, Debbie Janiak (Mgr.). Third Row: Mrs. Michals, Kim Bodey, Amy Leonard, Vicky Cline, Pam Susemiehl, Barb Murdoch, Margie Stanton, Pam Sanders, Mrs. Reynolds. Not Pictured: Diane Hickey (Mgr.) . ee : imi a - FROSH SOPH Front Row: Georgia Papoutsis, Eileen McMahon, Liz Karnezynski, Patty Webber, Jeanine Adams. 2nd Row: Lisa Hetzel, (mgr.) , Mandy Coyne, Lynda Miskiewicz, Chris Child, Leah Jarski, Mary Cavanaugh, Cheryl Hanson, Debbie Janiak (mgr.) . 3rd Row: Mrs. Michals, Debbie Delap, Danette Ivastinin, Sheila Yomantas, Rita Anderson, Sandy LaFaire, Candy Fionda, Mrs. Reynolds. Not Pictured: Anna Iverson, Diane Hickey (mgr.) , Wendy Smith. Softball V ARSITY Front Row: Cathy Jensen, Reenie Mayer, Kathy Bulow, Kellie Kampenga, Cindy Murdoch, Dawn Peleckis. 2nd Row: Kathy Crow, Ann Murray, Karen Kraan, Donna Phillips, Lois Herman, Dorothy Lancaster, Dor DiMartino, Jane Surma, coach. ge eae FROSH SOPH Front Row: Linda Gill, Jeanne Wood, Ginny Tasker. 2nd Row: Darlene Omiecinski, Diane Odehnal, Joanne Drogos, Kelly Taylor, Joanne Davia, Amanda Valdez, Demetra Kutsulis. 3rd Row: Assistant coach Ms. Cramer, Kathy Macis, Julie Stancik, Angela Wagner, Kirsten Rascher, Michele Blackwood, Sue Alexander, Dawn Myers, Lisa Laske, Ms. Icenogle, coach. Not Pictured: Cheryl Walega. We of the yearbook staff would like to salute the athletes of our school. We would like to acknowledge the many hours of dedication and practice that have been sacrificed in the pursuit of excellence and hope that the goals that have been set have been achieved. The many ac- complishments gained are an inspiration to future athletes of Oak Lawn Community High School. Thank you all for making this a most memorable year! 169 SSNs ge am pega Senior Class Officers TOM BAXA — Treasurer, SCOTT PETERS — President, INDIRA NOWAK — Secretary, MIKE SULLIVAN — Vice President SENIOR CLASS ADVISORY BOARD — Front Row: Debbie Hnatovic, Pam Tynan, Cindy Sutkus, Amy Novak, Rose Jones, Pam Karel, Sandy Tuzik, Carrie Daum. 2nd Row: Indy Nowak, Vicky Cline, Tom Baxa, Brian Bradtke, Rob Wesselhoff, Ted Gratt, Pat Carroll, Bob Ryan, Skip Morris, Lisa Regh. Back Row: Steve Leary, Jim Leikel, Scott Peters, Kurt Suchomel, Mike Macek, Randy Stancik, Peggy Cunningham, Cheryl Akouris, Annette Marciano, Karen Knapp, Deb- bie Doyle, Donna Phillips. Class of 1984 MICHAEL AIDINOVICH f, ti DEBBIE ALEXANDER LISA ALLEN JERRY AMADO MICHAEL AMOROSO - ad ™ JEFFREY ANDERZUNAS JOSEPH ANICICH JOSEPH ARMINAS MICHAEL ARMSTRONG 173 Seniors NANCY BARTLETT JANINA BASA ye JOSEPH BIELANSKI SUSAN BILA : 4 ee DENNIS BONKE LEO BOROWSKI JOSEPH BROWN i f a : : MARY BURNS STEVEN BURNS GAIL BURSON JOYCE BUSKING 175 Seniors LAURA BUTT SUZANNE BYCZEK MARK CAFAGNA PHILIP CAFFEE LUIGI CAPRIO TINA CAPSACK SCOTT CAROLLO PATRICK CARROLL Class of 1984 | | ‘ j ui : JAMES CASSIDY RONALD CASTAGNINO ROBERTO CAVALLARO i KEITH CERNIUK ARLENE CHEAR DARLENE CHEAR CURT CHIARELLI SCOTT CHU WENDY CISSNA VICTORIA CLINE Seniors JAMES COE DARIN COLLINGS GARY COOPER MICHELE CORLETT ELLEN CORRIDON MARY COSGROVE CHRISTINE CROFT CONNIE CUMMINGS JAMES DAGUE JUDITH DAMRAU S ee pargee eB | KS z a ga = val | , ? q minis Se Z | 3 TONY DAWSON JIM DECICCO MICHAEL DENO MICHAEL DIBENEDETTO COLLEEN DIGRAZIA MATTHEW DILLON DOROTHEA DIMARTINO WILLIAM DIMOFF 179 Seniors a a f LORI DITTRICH BRIAN DOODY CYNTHIA DORIAN DEBORAH DOYLE é MARIANNE DOYLE CHRISTOPER DUSIK JOHN DVORAK CARRIE DWYER ANDY EASSA RAYMOND EDLING DONNA EGAN a b a f TIMMOTHY FARRELL ANTHONY FERNALD JANET FIALKA A 2. a : ail j 7 N SUSAN FINN DANIEL FLEMING EDWARD FOLEY f LAURA FORLIANO DAVID FORRER COLLEEN FOX 181 Seniors PATRICIA FREDERICK TAMMI FRITZ CHERYL GAJDA DEBORAH GANNON JULIE GAUGHAN GEORGE GEORGELOS JULIE GERAGHTY PATRICK GERAGHTY GINA GIGLIO J. ALLAN GILBERT DON GILBERT 182 DEAN GILLISPIE JEFFREY GLASER MARGARET GOODWIN RONDA GORKA ia Ye bs, 4 iA) aN Med he e ROXANNE GORNEY KERRY GRAESSLE ELIZABETH GRANOSKI STANLEY GRATT MICHAEL GREEN JENNIFER GRIESBAUM MICHAEL GRICUS MICHAEL GRIFFITH 183 Senior year is upon you. You are a member of one of the most elite groups in the school. After years of Striving, you have reached the upper echelon of your high school career. Government and A.P.E. are on your agenda as you head for the home stretch to graduation. But after this year, there will be no more working on floats until two in the morning or study- ing until three. You'll celebrate your Seniority with the Prom and Senior Breakfast. Among your members reside the Homecoming King and Queen. You can be a member of S.C.A.B. or of the National Honors Society. Throughout your years at OLCHS you have learned how to beat the system. All the other students look up to you in awe. Graduation day is the highlight of your years in high school. Enrobed you'll walk the aisle to receive your diploma. Your future can hold many things for you. If college is one, you'll be in for a shock; for once again you'll be transformed into a Bennie! id 185 Seniors JENNIFER GRISKELL KIMBERLY GUTSCH JAY HANSON MARK GROLL LYNN HARDT RONALD HAMILTON CONNIE HANNION NANCY HAVEY - BETTY HEADY MICHAEL HEHN TINA HELLMAN LOIS HERMAN CHRISTINE HEUSS MI DIANE HICKEY L. CURT HILDEBRAND JOAN HILGER DEBBIE HNATOVIC Seniors JOSEPH HOENSELAAR MICHAEL HOWARD SCOTT HUGHES VIKTORIA IZOKAITIS HEIDI JACHNA TODD JAGIELSKI MARIE JANICKE DIANA JELENICK Class of 1934 ; 3 ADOLF JERGER KENNETH JOHNSON LORENE JOHNSON MICHAEL JOHNSON ‘ LISA JONES BEVERLY JORGENSEN Me. LAURIE JURIS ROBERT KAISER = S KAMBA JAME Seniors MICHELLE KAMHOLZ KRISTOPHER KESTIAN JEFFREY KILLELEA MICHAEL KING DONALD KLEINMARK TRACI KLUPS CHRISTINE KMAK KAREN KNAPP DANIEL KOLLMON BERNARD KOLON LESLEY KORTHASE LAURA KOSMAN JOANN KOZIOL KARAN KRAAN LORI KRITIKOS KATHY KRIVICH MARGARET KUZEL JEFFREY LAFOY MARY LAGIGLIA LAURA LAKE JOHN LAMB STEVEN LEARY BONNIE LEUBSCHER SCOTT LEAVENGOOD OLGA LIAKAS ; = } LAu DAVID LECH JACQUELINE LECH | KAREN LENZ KATHLEEN LEROY RICHARD LOMAN SANDRA LOPEZ ob Seniors = me |) BRIAN LUCKETT PHILLIP LULLO SHARON LUTZ BARBARA LYNOTT SE a S EDWARD MACHALA JAMES MACKEY ALAN LYONS if TIMOTHY MANGIN KIM MARCH ANNETTE MARCIANO DENNIS MALAS Class of 1984 a Pay ok COLLEEN MASON SAMAR MATARIYEH a KENNETH MAROTZKE CHRISTOPHER MAYER MARIA McADRIAN SHAWN McCARTHY BY: aul : MICHAEL McCASTLAND BRIAN McCLELLAND LESA McCLELLAND STEVEN McDONALD Seniors STEVEN McELHENY MICHAEL McGRATH GERALD McGUIRE 2 KYRIA MERLE CYNTHIA MERRIMAN THOMAS MICHAL ; . ? : 4 LF a ey FLORENCE MILASHASKI DARRYLL MILLER JUDY MILLIGAN BARRY MOORE 196 Class of 19384 VICTORIA MORITZ CYNTHIA MORRELL PATTY MORUS ® SANDRA MURPHY KRISTINE MURRAY MARK NAPLES Seniors DENISE NIKOLOPOULOS AMY NOVAK INDIRA NOWAK HEIDI NUEL MICHELE OATSVALL BRYAN O'BRIEN LAURA O’CONNELL JAMES O’CONNOR DEBRA OJER 198 Class of 1984 ALEX OLEJNICZAK MICHELE OLEWINSKI JOHN OLIVER RAYMOND OLIVER DENISE ORBAN SUE ORZULA a , RICHARD OWEN STELLA PABIN DONNA PACOUREK SCOTT PAREJKO Seniors PAUL PARTYKA MARGARET PATYK SCOTT PETERS SHERYL PETERS DONNA PHILLIPS 200 Class of 1984 i: : LZ? ' ( LISA PIETRANDUONO TODD PISARSKI FRITZ POMA CORINE PONTHIEUX } JOHN PRETO . . CHRISTINE PREUSS LYNN PRZYBYLA NANCY PUHR KARYN PULLIA 201 Seniors MAE QAZZAZ LAURA QUINN LISA RADLOFF DAVID RAETZ JOANNA RAFF PAT RAFTER ELIZABETH RAINSFORD DAWN RAMEY CHRISTOPHER RANDLE USHA RATHI DONNA REBOUT LISA REGH MICHAEL RISSE CHRISTINE RITACCO DIANE ROSENGREN RUSSELL ROURKE i et 2 % CHRISTINE ROYSTER DANIEL RUHL DENNIS RYAN PATRICIA RYAN Seniors CINDY SCHADT KAREN SCHOPPER SUSAN SAWILCHIK ‘ KRISTINE SCHALASKY BELINDA SCHOLZ | q é 4g ba , WILLIAM SCHRAGE SHELLEY SCHROEDER | Class of 1984 GINA SEVENING oe . B®. Be. : SHERRY SHARPE SUZANNE SHERRY CHRISTINE SIEDSCHLAG MICHAEL SIERAKOWSKI MATTHEW SIPLE MICHAEL SLAGER MARIAJO SMERZ TED SOKOLOWSKI LISA SPERO ERIC SPRUTH LYNN STANCIK RANDY STANCIK STEVEN STANLEY SHERRY STAROSTKA STEVEN STEEN Class of 1984 KURT SUCHOMEL LISA SUIRO PAM SUSEMIEHL MICHAEL SWIEC BRET TAYLOR TAM THAI TINA THOMAS Seniors — “SS vi’ {i a | eg PAMELA TRALEWSKI JEFFREY TROPP PAM TYNAN TARA UFHEIL THOMAS VAIL JACQUELYN VALASEK AUDREY VASICEK Class of 1984 STEPHEN VERVAET THOMAS VETTER WENDY VICKER ANTHONY VIDALE DONALD WALKER PATRICIA WALKER JAMES WALLER DEBBIE WALTERS SCOTT WEIDNER JACQUELINE WEINBERG Seniors KELLY WILLIAMS PAUL WILLIAMS : 2 a E i: SUSAN WOHLRAB JILL WRENN ELLEN YUKEL ANGELA ZEKIOS 210 i } SUSAN ZIVICH John Alksnis Paul Anthony John Armstrong Sally Bae James Barnett Thomas Blomberg Janice Brines Colleen Brown Tim Budzius Patrick Burns Mike Carter Amy Colomb Teri Concialdi Katherine Crow Brian Culbertson Allen Davis Robert Deplaris Michaelene Fahey Thomas Ferencak Tracy Fitzgerald Margaret Foley Jon Gizewski Mark Gordon Scott Gordon Tom Gounis NAZMY ZIYAD SAMERI ZUBI Seniors Not Pictured Matthew Graham Donald Gravelle Richard Gustafson Brenda Hanson Susan Hanson Dawn Harrell Debra Harvey Kathy Hegener Michael Heinrich William Hoffman Raymond Irving Jeffrey James Rose Jones Tina Joyce Joyce Kanadet Kevin Kane Steven Kane William Kapp Alexander Kazmierczak Christina Koliopoulos Steven LaFaire David LaPash Jeffrey Leavengood Amy Leonard Warren Marchbank Scott Marek Beth May Matthew May Susan Meyer Patrick Moran Bernard Murphy Steve Murray Tony Musso David Noworul Hugh O'Connor William O'Connor Jerry O'Neil Scott Oplinger Daniel Pacult Joseph Partington Guy Pedigo Frank Pensa Elizabeth Petersen Donald Peterson Leonard Phillips Alan Powell Minesh Rana Robert Ryan Tim Ryan Leanne Sala Edward Sevik Maa, Hr CONNIE ZWIER William Shufflebarger Jeffrey Smith Robert Spirakes Jeff Staberow Dan Stapleton David Strauss William Strenk James Summers Suzanne Swanson Haitham Sweis Michael Swist David Tallon John Tyrakowski Robert Uryasz Frank Vaglica Anthony Velcich William Verschave Marvin Vezina Jim Wallace Richard Webber James West Kathleen Williams Dave Wolfe Michael Wortel Tammy Zdano 212 FRANK ADAMS — Photography Club 1. WINIFRED ADAMS “‘Win’’, “Dot’’, “W.C.’” — Basket- ball 1, 2; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Staff Aide 2, 3; Dean’s Aide 3; In ten years | will be 28 and struggling for success in the outskirts of Hollywood. MICHAEL AIDINOVICH — CHERYL AKOURIS ‘“Chaka’’, ‘Cher’? — Con- cert Band 1, 2, 3; Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Pep Band 1, 2p.0; Jazz Band's: Mathletes 1, 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 2, 3; Track 1, 2; NHS 3, 4; Cheerleading 4; SCRB 2; JCAB 3; SCAB 4; Key Club 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was my freshman year band trip, making snow-angels with Rene and meeting my friends Mary LaGiglia, L.J., Senior Information D.H., D.J., H.N., K.P., R.P., L.P., P.C., and D.H. DEBBIE ALEXANDER — Cosmetology 3, 4; Dean’s Aide 3; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was meeting and doing things with all my friends Connie and Mickey. Also night school with Mr. Lockwood and Tina. JOHN ALKSNIS — Dean’s Aide 2; VICA Club 4. LISA ALLEN ‘‘Spaz’’, ‘Allie’? — Swim Timer 1, 2, 3; Library Aide 1; SSB 2, 3; Cafeteria Aide 3, 4; In ten years | will be still without a steady boyfriend and hang- ing out with my mom. JERRY AMADO ‘J.J.’ — Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1; Spartanite 3, 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was hitting Jim Schiavetti in the face with a hostess cup cake. MICHAEL AMOROSO — Cross Country 1; VICA Club 3. JEFFREY ANDERZUNAS — Dean’s Aide 2. JOSEPH ANICICH — Cross Country 1; Track 1. PAUL ANTHONY — JOSEPH ARMINAS ‘True Joe IIl’’ — Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3; In ten years | will be married to 15 dif- ferent women own 3 Porsches, 18 Mercedes, and an oil well and I'll have lots of friends. | will also be an olympic gold medalist. JOHN ARMSTRONG — CWT Club 4. MICHAEL ARMSTRONG — Football 1; Wrestling 2, 3. SALLY BAE — ROBERT BAGUS aa Baseball 1, 2; VICA Club 3. NANCY BARICH — Nurse Aide 1; Office Aide 1, 3; Dean's Aide 3. JAMES BARNETT — NANCY BARTLETT — Media Center Aide 3. JANINA BASA — LORELI BASAK ‘‘Lor’ — Tennis Team 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; SCRB 2; JCAB 3; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Baseball Stat Girl 1, 2; Teacher’s Aide 3, 4; In ten years | will be waiting in Cuba to rendevous with Peggy Cun- ningham, Amy Novak, and Kurt Suchomel from Tibet. MICHAEL BASTYS “‘Bags’’ — Dean's Aide 1, 2, 3; Counselor’s Aide 1, 2, 3, 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was getting two days external for calling Miss Johnson Frog Eyes, Junior year. THOMAS BAXA “‘Tomass”’ — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 1, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Homecoming Court 3, 4; Cafeteria Aide 4; My best memory at O.L.H.S. was participating in athletics and meeting some very special people. KURT BECK — LISA BEHNKE — Swim- ming 1, 3, 4; Spartan Guard 3, 4; Swim Teacher 3, 4; Teachers Aide 3, 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was being at Ft. Lauderdale with my best friend Lynn Przybyla and meeting the most important person in my life, Michael Collins at a toga party. Also having two very special friends through the years Mrs. Tomeski and Mr. Wallin. LAURA BELTER — JOSEPH BIELANSKI “‘Bean’’ — Cross-Country 1; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Computer Club 3, 4; Staff Aide 4; My _ best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was being a conference champ in the 400m dash, the 1600m relay as a junior and getting MVP as a junior in track. Also scoring a touchdown against Sand- burg on our homecoming. SUSAN BILA ‘‘Beanpole’’ — Swimming 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Boy’s Swim Timer 1, 2, 3, 4; Teacher's Aide 1, 2, 3; Drama 3; Office Occupa- tion Officer 4; People Pro- gram 2, 3, 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was my sophomore year People tutor class with Mr. Dunn, Patty Carole, Mike, Chris, Ron, Mark, and Pam. KEITH BLAZINA — Bowl- ing 1; Baseball 1. THOMAS BLOMBERG — VICA Club 4. DENNIS BONKE ‘‘Bonks” “Kong’’ — Ecology Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 3, 4; Boy’s Bowling 2, 3; Spartanite 4; Football 1; In ten years | will be out traveling the backroads of America looking for a real good time. LEO BOROWSKI — Foot- ball 1; Jazz Ban d 2, 3. ROBERT BRAASCH “Big Bob’’ — Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2; HERO 1, 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was throwing the best rockin’ parties in Oak Lawn with a little help Tom: T:GeaSiie MG. 6B. Tn, and friends. BRIAN BRADTKE “BKB” “Scumball’’ ‘Holmes’? — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Theatre 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; JCAB 3; SCAB 4; Student Council 4; Spartanite 3, 4; Thes- pians 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS treasurer 4; My _ best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was playing Hawkeye in MASH, DORF, my trips to ISU with STG, meeting and being with all of my great friends and sacking Sandburg’s QB in the homecoming game senior year. JANICE BRINES — CHRISTINE BROWN — COLLEEN BROWN — Dean’s Aide 1; Nurse Aide 3 JEROME BROWN — JOSEPH BROWN — LINDA BROWN — TIM BUDZIUS — MARY BURNS ‘“‘Burnsey’’ “Little Burns” ‘Killer’? — Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Band 1, 2, 3; Concert Band 4; Girl’s Bowling 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was all the great band trips with my friend Tina J. and all the great times with Sheryl, Cheryl, Brenda, and | in bowling. PATRICK BURNS — Wrestling 2; HERO Club 3. STEVEN BURNS — Track 1; Cross-Country 2. GAIL BURSON — Stat Girl 1; Staff Aide 2; Counselor Aide 3; Office Occupations 4. JOYCE BUSKING — Dean’s Aide 1; Attendance Aide 2, 3. LAURA BUTT — Ecology Club 3, 4; Key Club 3; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was being in Mr. Peaslee’s Advanced Algebra Class with the school’s class clowns. SUZANNE BYCZEK ‘‘Wig- gle’’ — Bowling 1; Career Center Aide 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was meeting Chris and being in Mr. Vazzana’s history class junior year and_= scaring Chris down the hall which made her drop all books. MARK CAFAGNA — Foot- ball 2. PHILIP CAFFEE — Mathletes 2. ROSEMARY CAGLE — Media Center Aide 1. DANIEL CALLAHAN — Track 1, 2; Cross-Country 1, 2; Teacher’s Aide 3, 4; VICA Club 4; In ten years | will be a pilot in the Air Force, while living in a warm climate and taking advan- tage of all the luxuries of life. CHARLES CAMACHO “Chuck”? — Varsity Track 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was the 1982-3 ski trip. MICHAEL CANINO — Track 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. LUIG] CAPRIO — Dean’s Aide 1. TINA CAPSACK “‘Burn- out’’ — Library Aide 1; WECEP 2; HERO Club | 3; HERO Club Il 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was meeting Dean and having many great times with him. Also the great times in Foods with Donna Hartman and cutting with Dawn Ramey, Traci Klups, and Lucy Trinkhaus. SCOTT CAROLLO — Track 1; Cross-Country 1; Forensics 2, 3, 4; Thes- pians 2, 3, 4; Theatre-Anne Frank, Once Upon a Mat- tress, Jesus Christ Superstar, Working, The Crucible, Grease, Dames at Sea, MASH, and Barnum 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Varsity Band 2; Pep Band 1, 2; Jazz Band 2. PATRICK CARROLL — Photo Club 2, 3; Photo Club Treasurer 3; Baseball 2; Mathletes 2, 3, 4; JCAB 3; SCAB 4; Student Council 4; NHS 3, 4; NHS President 4; My best memroy at O.L.C.H.S. was being with my friends through DORF and cornfests and especial- ly realizing the fact that all you really need in this crazy world is good friends and a warm place to sit. DONALD CARSTENS “D.C.” — Beginning Band 1; Varsity Band 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was going to Marquette with Rob and all the great times | had with all my friends. Remember ““Chowders’”’ its 9:02. MIKE CARTER — Football 1, 2; Dean’s Aide 2. JAMES CASSIDY — Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2; Key Club 3. RONALD CASTAGNINO — Cross-Country 1, 2; VICA Club 3. ROBERTO CAVALLARO TAMMY CEDAR ‘Chips’ “Spammy” ‘‘Tamo” — Pep Band 1, 2; Varsity Band 1, 2, 3; Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Track 2; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was my freshman band trip when Lori D., Lynn H., and Wendy C. toilet papered my room as a joke. KEITH CERNIUK — Foot- ball 1; CWT Club 2; VICA Club 3. ARLENE CHEAR — NHS 4; Pom Pons 3, 4; Badmin- ton 1, 2; Beginning Band 1; Marching Band 2; Varsity Band 2; Spanish Club 1; Swim Timers 1; Teacher’s Aide 2, 4; Pep Band 1, 2; In ten years | will be a modern version of Florence Nightingale working at a good hospital with my hus- band who will be a hand- some chief of staff. DARLENE CHEAR — B ac- minton 1, 2; Pom Pons 3, 4; Rider 2, 4- bana ' 1; 2, Spanish Club 1; Swim Timer 1; Marching Band 1, 2: In ten years | will be hap- pily married to a doctor and working as a nurse in some famous hospital. 214 CURT CHIARELLI “Professor” “Dr. Detroit’ — Art Club 2, 3, 4; Spar- tanite Art Director 1, 2, 3, 4; Shield Art Editor 3, 4; NHS 4; Theatre 1, 2, 3; Spear 1, 2, 3, 4; Film Club President 3, 4; In ten years | will be a film director, special effects man (stop- motion animator), and a book illustrator leaving behind me a wake of con- siderable wealth and fame. SCOTT CHU — WENDY CISSNA_ ‘‘Pud- dles’’ “‘Wench’’ — March- ing Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2,3; 4: Concern Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 4; Computer Club 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was Mutt and Jeff, IBC, Charlotte’s Web, walking to the Mississippi River at Augie with March, my 17th birthday, Scam, Purdueman, and my _ in- troductions to Joe, Ronny, Piney, and Dottie in Southern California. VICTORIA GLEINEs-— Switchboard Aide 1; Tr ack 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2; Junior Class Advisory Board 3; Student Council 3. JAMES COE — Cross- Country 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was when we were running and we stopped to play football and the coach caught us. DARIN COLLINGS ‘Rex’ ‘True Joe Il’? — Football 1; Basketball 1; Thespians 3, 4; Purple Pie Men Associa- tion 4; Nino and the Ebb- tibes 2, 3, 4; In ten years | will be there. | will also come back to school as the producer of the sequel to the Purple Pie Man. AMY COLO MB — TERI CONCIALDI — Bowl- ing 1, 2; Spanish Club 2. GARY COOPER — VICA Club 3. MICHELE CORLETT — ELLEN CORRIDON “Strawbs’’ ‘‘Red’ — Basketball Stat Girl 1; Key Club 2, 3; DECA Club 4; Library Aide 1, 2, 3; Office Aide 3; In ten years | will be happily married to Michael, with two children, living in Hawaii, and hoping to be as good a mother to my children as my mom has been to me. MARY COSGROVE — Ecology Club 1. BRENDA COUCH — Ecology Club 1. MICHEL BERMGOZZA “Mitch’’ “Devil Freak’? — In ten years | will be living in Australia as a_ licensed veterinarian. CHRISTINE CROFT — Switchboard Operator 3; Cafeteria Aide 3, 4; Teacher’s Aide 4; Chess Club 3; In ten years | will be living on the South Side of Chicago, be married with two kids and teach at a local high school. KATHERINE CROW — Softball 1, 3; Dean’s Aide Pat BRIAN CULBERTSON — CWT Club 4. CONNIE CUMMINGS “Conniebell’” — Swimming 1; Basketball stat girl 1, 2; Baseball stat girl 1, 2: SCRB 2; JCAB 3; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Editor 3, 4; Yearbook Sales Staff 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was all the wild and hilarious times Mary and | had, meeting Vicky and Jim and all the great times | had with them especially The Window and Peanut Day. SCOTT CUMMINS ‘‘Cum’’ — Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; SCAB 4; JCAB 3; SCRB 2; Discipline Committee 1, 2; Forensics 4; Theatre 3, 4; Thespian 4; NHS 3, 4; Student Council Vice- President 4; My _ best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was the experience of it all. PEGGY CUNNINGHAM “Gimpy” ‘“‘Peggers’”’ — Switchboard Operator 1, 2, 3; Girls Swim Team 2; Swim Timer 2, 3; SCRB 2; Spar- tan Guard 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 3; JCAB 3; NHS 3, 4; Junior Marshal 3; Teacher’s Aide 3, 4; SCAB 4; Mathletes 1; In ten years | will be following Amy Novak and Kurt Suchomel to Tibet. JAMES DAGUE “‘J.D.”” — Forensics. 1,2, 3,4; Art Club 2; Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespian Officers 2, 3, 4: ¢ Theatre — Sound of Music, David and Lisa, Bye Bye Birdie, Once Upon a Mat- tress, Jesus Christ Superstar, Annie, Damn Yankees, Little Woren, Working, Grease, Dames at Sea, MASH, Barnum 1, 2, 3, 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was valiantly leading that wonderful group who hold up their pointers and pinkies high in the air showing their honor of being in such a fine organization. |’d love to list them all, but can’t. You know who you are. BRENDA DALEY — Track 2; JCAB 3. JUDITH DAMRAU ‘‘Stilts’’ — In ten years | will be one of the 10 best dressed women in the world and have a career in fashion merchandising. | will also be married and live in Hawaii with three beautiful children. CAROLYN DAUM ‘“‘Mami’”’ — Theatre 1, 2, 3, 4; Thes- pians 1, 2, 3, 4; A Capella Choir 2, 3, 4; Swing Choir and Madrigals 2, 3, 4; SCRB 2; JCAB 3; SCAB 4; Gymnastics 1, 2; Key Club 4; Homecoming Court 3; Thespian Vice-President 3, 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was the times | shared with my best friends Indy, Pam, and Donna. ALLEN DAVIS — Bowling 3. TONY DAWSON — JIM DECICCO — Football duce MICHAEL DENO — Wres- tling 3; Band 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was pushing a 1979 T. Bird for a block and a half in the mid- dle of 95th St. because B.D. was too cheap to buy gas. ROBERT DEPLARIS — MICHAEL DIBENEDETTO “Debo”” — Baseball 2, 3, 4; In ten years | will be a professional baseball player. COLLEEN DIGRAZIA — JCAB 3; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was when Brenda Daley tried to maneuver her car into a small parking spot in the student parking lot and it slid on ice and into Jenny Popp’s brother’s 4-day old car. V.C. and T.F. ran into the school laughing and telling me about it and they Said that all she kept saying was “‘I’ll pay for it.”’ MATTHEW DILLON — Gymnastics 2, 3. DOROTHEA DIMARTINO ‘“‘Dor’’ “‘D’? — Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Media Center Aide 1, 2, 3, 4; Staff Aide 2, 4; In ten years | will be starring in a flick with Sylvester Stallone. WILLIAM DIMOFF ‘‘Dim- mer’ ‘Skeeter’? — Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Swim- ming 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was par- ticipating in the sport ac- tivities and meeting a lot of interesting people. LORI DITTRICH “Bear” ‘‘Deeta’’ — Strings 1; Band 2; PE Aide 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was going to Eastern Univ. freshman year with J.V. and helping others to toilet paper T.C.’s room with about 10 rolls of toilet paper. BRIAN DOODY — Dean’s Aide 1, 2, 3. CYNTHIA DORIAN — Bowling 1; Dean’s Aide 2, 3; Teacher’s Aide 1, 4; In ten years | will be living in the classiest beach house on the Gulf Coast and hap- pily married. DEBORAH DOYLE — Vol leyball 2; Track 2; SCRB 2; JCAB 3; SCAB 4; Stu- dent Council 2, 3, 4; Cafeteria Aide 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2; In ten years | will be a hopefully successful medical assistant making a lot of money and enjoying it. MARIANNE DOYLE ‘Mimi’? — Basketball Stat Girl 1; Counselor Aide 1; Hero | 3; Hero | and II 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was meeting all my great friends and enjoying all the good times | had. Like the time Michelle Corlett, Greg, and | went down-town on Prom night and Michelle pulled out a fake gun on a couple and she ran them off the road. CHRISTOPHER DUSIK — CWT Club 2; VICA Club 3. if iT i | JOHN DVORAK “JD” — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Key Club 4; In ten years | will be somewhere doing some- thing. CARRIE DWYER “Shorty” — Student Aide 1, 2, 4; In ten years | will be another Gloria Vanderbilt. Millionaire, famous, and my own line of clothes. Not to mention four face lifts, 2 nose jobs, etc. ANDY EASSA — CWT Club 3. RAYMOND EDLING — DONNA EGAN ‘Donut’ “Dona” “‘Eager’’ — Pom- Pons 1, 2; Wrestlerettes 1, 2, 3; Forensics 2, 3, 4; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Thespian Officer 3, 4; JCAB 3; SCAB 4; Key Club 4; Theatre — Anne Frank, Once Upon a Mattress, Jesus Christ Superstar, Working, Asst. Director — Crucible, Grease, Dames at Sea, MASH, Barnum 2, 3, 4; In ten years | will be on the cover of People, the Na- tional Enquirer and TV Guide. SUSAN ENGEL “‘Dingle’”’ “‘Engelwood”’ — Volleyball Leeoyoirackr. lee, 304: Basketball stat girl 2, 3, 4; JCAB 3; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was meeting the best bunch of friends a person could ask for, especially Peaches and Suk and having the best time of my life with them. LISA ENTRESS — Peopel 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was all the great times spent with my great friends, especially Colleen Sharon, Annette, and Mag- gie, particularly the SNL nights, the nights in Sharon’s basement, going to the Dunes, watching Sharon fall on her face, and Homecoming ’83. MICHAELENE FAHEY — Yearbook Staff 1; Nurse Aide 2. TIMOTHY FARRELL — Bowling 2, 3; Spartan Guard 2; Computer Club 3. THOMAS FERENCAK — Spartan Guard 3; Office Aide 3. ANTHONY FERNALD “Washington Irving’ — Mathletes 3, 4; Ecology Club 4; In ten years | will be a neurosurgeon working the University of Chicago Hospital making a con- siderably large amount of money. JANET FIALKA — My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was finding the few teachers who really cared about you — enough to talk to you, not at you. MARK FILICETTE — SUSAN FINN — Gym- nastics 1, 2. TRACY FITZGERALD — Bowling 1. DANIEL FLEMING — EDWARD FOLEY — MARGARET FOLEY — At- tendance Aide 1; Track 1. JOANNE FORDEN — Of- fice Aide 2. LAURA FORLIANO ‘Flame’ ‘‘Floyd’’ — Ecology Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Swim Timers 2, 3, 4; Year- book Staff (Sales) 3, 4; Yearbook Editor 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was burning my hair in Scientific Instrumentation. | will probably never live it down. DAVID FORRER — French Club 1; Mathletes 1, 2; NHS SF COLLEEN. sFOXe,: Gor “Glam’’ — SCRB 2; JCAB 3; Wrestlerettes 1; Pom- Pons 1, 2; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was the sum- mer of ’83, all those SNL nights, the Dunes (Lime Rickey), sleepovers, and almost dancing in the moon, but most of all, hav- ing those times with Lisa, Maggie, Sharon, and Netta, who are the Best. DANIEL FRAZIER — Cross-Country 1. PATRICIA FREDERICK — Ecology Club 1; Dean’s Aide 1. TAMMI FRITZ — Volleyball 1; Gymnastics 2; SCRB 2; JCAB 3; In ten years | will be married to a Rex with a body like Arnold Schwarzenegger. CHERYL GAJDA “Middle Cc” ‘“‘Jane’’ — Media Center Aide 1, 2, 3, 4; Teacher's Aide 4; Key Club 4; Girl’s Bowling 3; Peopel Aide 2; In ten years | will be happily single and enjoying a successful career as a Certified Public Accountant. VICTOR GALATI ‘‘Jam- mer’? — Football 1; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was my New Year’s Eve party junior year. The party was two hours old before | got there. DEBORAH GANNON — Boology EGiab7 1 Photography Club 1. JULIE GAUGHAN — At- tendance Aide 2; CWT Club 3. GEORGE GEORGELOS — Tennis 2, 3. JULIE GERAGHTY “‘Hulio’’ — Volleyball 1, 2; Swim- ming 3, 4; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1; Cafeteria Aide 1, 2, 3, 4; JCAB 3; In ten years | will be a suc- cessful nurse, a wife, and a mother, enjoying my life to the fullest with my family and friends. PATRICK GERAGHTY — Office Aide 1, 3; Computer Club 3. GINA GIGLIO — Ecology Club 1; Dean’s Aide 3; Spartanite 3, 4; Spartanite Editor 4; Key Club 4; In ten years | will be an under- cover cop, living in Aspen Colorado and working part time as a ski instructor. ALLAN GILBERT ‘“‘Gilley’’ “Hillbilly’’ “‘Rebel’’ — Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; In ten years | will be a rich and famous lawyer sit- ting in my hot tub with January through July’s Playboy playmates. DON GILBERT ‘‘Flash’”” — Art Club 2, 3, 4; Spartanite 2, 3, 4; Theatre — Once Upon a Mattress 2; Year- book Staff 3, 4; Film Club 3, 4; In ten years | will be an ice cube, melting in the refrigerator of life, or the U.S. Ambassador at the U.N. DEAN GILLESPIE — Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4. JON GIZEWSKI — Office Aide 1; CWT Club 3. JERPREY eR GLASER “Glase’” — Football 1, 3; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was meeting all new people and all the good times with my friends. MARGARET GOODWIN — Nurse Aide 2; Ecology Club 2 MARK GORDON — Office Aide 1, 2. SCOTT GORDON — CWT Club 3. RONDA GORKA — CWT Club 3. ROXANNE GORNEY “Rocky”? — Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; SCRB 2; JCAB 3; SCAB 4; Boys Swim Timer 2; Peopel 2, 3, 4; Staff Aide 3, 4; DECA Club 3; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was singing on the bus rides home from our away tennis games with Chrissy, Loreli, Julie, Lynn, Karen, Debbie, Sue, and Michelle. TOM GOUNIS — KERRY GRAESSLE — Key Club 2, 3, 4; Key Club Secretary 3; Key Club President 4; Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Stat Girl 1, 2; SCRB 2; JCAB 3; NHS 3, 4; Computer Club 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2; Varsity Band 1, 2; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was going on the Key Club Conventions, especially in Florida. I'll never forgive Chris Mayer for pulling out my chair so | fell. All the great, wild, and funny times I’ve had with my friends especially Deb- bie, Corinne and Gina. They will always be remembered. MATTHEW GRAHAM — Office Aide 1, 2. ELIZABETH GRANOSKI ‘Gerber’ ‘‘Sunkist’” — Ecology Club 2, 3, 4; DECA Club 3, 4; In ten years | will be married to Jamie Beauvais living in a cozy lit- tle house with 4 children. | will also have a career as a RPG Printer Spacing Chart Specialist. STANLEY GRATT ‘Ted’ “Teddy’’ — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Mathletes 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Wrestling 1; Theatre 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; JCAB 3; SCAB 4; Nino and the Ebbtides 2, 3, 4; Mathletes 4; My _ best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was 216 DORF, my many trips to ISU, taping of Beller, being on stage with Nino and the Ebbtides, and of my good friends of whom | will always have the best memory of. DONALD GRAVELLE — MICHAEL GREEN — Foot- ball 1, 2, 3. JENNIFER GRIESBAUM “Griess’”” — Cheerleading 1, 2; Dean’s Aide 3; Office Occupations 4; In ten years | will be married to John with 3 kids and very wealthy. MICHAEL GR ICUS — VICA Club 3. MICHAEL GRIFFITH ‘‘Bugs’’ — Ecology Club 2, 3, 4; Football 1; In ten years | will be cruising around the country in an RV and listen- ing to rock ’n roll music. JENNIFER GRISKELL — Bowling 1; Dean’s Aide 1, 2; Cosmetology 3, 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was all the fun and laughter in cosmetology with my great friends. MARK GROLL — KAREN GRONEK Cosmetology 3, 4; In ten years | will be a successful beautician living in a big house, happily married to George Strama. CHRISTINE GUMBER — RICHARD GUSTAFSON — CWT Club 3; HERO Club 4. KIMBERLY GUTSCH — PATRICK HAMILL — RONALD HAMILTON — Basketball 1, 2; Track 3; Cross Country 3. CONNIE HANNION “‘Chip- per’’ — NHS 3, 4; Key Club 3; Ecology Club 3, 4; Staff Aide 1, 4; Track 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was Advanced Biology when Connie Cummings and | popped the eyes out of the mink and bounced them on the table. BRENDA HANSON — Media Center Aide 1. JAY HANSON — CWT Club 3. SUSAN HANSON — CWT Club 3. LYNN HARDT ‘“‘Tartsee’’ ‘‘Lob’”” — Varsity Band 1, 2; Concert Band 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 8, 4: Yearbook Staff 4; Ecology Club 2, 3, 4; Ecology Club Officer 4; Teacher’s Aide 4: My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was imitating a tree with Lori Ruhl, all the great times with Ecology Club, and not letting Steve and Lisa know my Dirt. DAWN HARRELL — DONNA HARTMAN ‘“‘Fuz- zy — HEROS sed: WECP 1; CWT Club 2; In ten years | will be owning my own McDonalds and driving a black Porsche, partying away with all my partying animal friends especially Tina Capsack. DEBRA HARVEY — CWT Club 3. NANCY HAVEY — In ten years | will be married with four children and have my degree in social work. BETTY HEADY == Ecology Club 1. KATHY HEGENER — MICHAEL HEHN — Office Aide 1. MICHAEL HEINRICH — TINA HELLMAN — Ecology Club 1; Media Center Aide 1, 3. LOIS HERMAN “Woman” ReUnNSae aCe Ve ae Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soft- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Staff Aide 3: P eopel Tutor 2, 3, 4; In ten years | will be happily mar- ried and using my time wisely by traveling to various places throughout the world. PETER HESSE — Swim Team 1; Ecology Club 2; Spartan Guard 2, 3, 4: Computer Club 4:;’In ten years | will be a happy bachelor making $50,000 a year at computer programming. CHRISTINE HEUSS ‘‘Wag- gle’’ — Teacher's Aide 3, 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was meeting all of my friends, Mr. Sullivan’s history class, and the time Sue and | were screaming our heads off because of a little spider on the ceiling. MICHAEL HEUSS — Office Aide 2. DIANE HICKEY “Hickley”’ — Basketball Stat Girl 1: Swimming 1; Key Club 2, 3: Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Staff Aide 2, 3, 4: Thespians 4; Theatre — MASH, Dames at Sea (crew) 4; In ten years | will be 27, still wondering what | want to do with my life, either being a cruise direc- tor, studying psychology, or married to B.T. with my 7 kids in a huge country house. |’ll always be talking to Lisa on the phone about all the memories at O.L.C.H.S. and how much of a Spaz | was. CURT HILDEBRAND — Media Center Aide iF Swimming 1. JOAN HILGER — Office Aide 1, 3. SANDY HNAT — GWT Club 3. DEBORAH HNATOVIC ‘Debbie’? — Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Stat Girl 1, 2; Student Council 2; Spanish Club 2; SCRB 2: Key Club 2, 3, 4; Key Club Secretary 4; JCAB_ 3; SCAB 4; NHS 8, 4; Com- puter Club 3, 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was going on Key Club conven- tions with my best friend Kerry and the guys destroy- ing the camper, the 3 a.m. fire alarm, Maude Jones and especially all the things | can’t even write. JOSEPH HOENSELAAR ‘“Farillo’’ — My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was having Mr. Hess for a math teacher. WILLIAM HOFFMAN — PATRICK HOGAN — SHERI HOGER ‘“‘Lefty’’ ‘Shorty’? — Girls Tennis 1, 2, .3, 4; Badminton 2; Chorus 1; Peopel Program 2, 3, 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was going downstate senior year with the tennis team and when at the hotel having ice and water fights with the juniors and losing. EDMOND HOOD — Swim- ming 1, 2, 3; Spartan Guard 3. MAUREEN HOULIHAN — Switchboard Aide 2, 3. MICHAEL HOWARD — Football 1; Wrestling 2; Of- fice Aide 3; Spartan Guard 3; Discipline Committee 3. SCOTT HUGHES Ecology Club 1; Football 2. RAYMOND IRVING — VIKTORIA IZOKAITIS ‘Vicky’? — Key Club 3, 4; Counselor's Aide 4; Bowl- ing 3; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was meeting Connie a_ life-long time friend. |.thank her for all the great memories that we have shared. I’m also grateful | met Al and having shared special moments with him. HEIDI JACHNA — Track 2; Theatre 2. TODD JAGIELSK! — JEFFREY JAMES — MARIE JANICKE ‘‘Ree’”’ — Ecology Club 2; Dean's . Aide 1, 2, 3, 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was when Donna, Sandy, Jane and Judy stayed after school and mugged the white box in the girls bathroom. Also the fun | had over the summer work- ing for Mr. Kunde. DIANA JELENICK “Di”? — In ten years | will be living in Arizona, hopefully married to a wonderful guy and do- ing a lot of traveling, ex- pecially to Europe. ADOLF JERGER — Band 1, 2; In ten years | will be rolling in the bucks, be mar- ried and have a few rug rats. KENNETH JOHNSON — LORENE JOHNSON — Track 1, 2; In ten years | will be traveling around the world and having a great time. MICHAEL JOHNSON — Swimming 1, 3; Spartan Guard 2. TERRY JOHNSON ‘T.J.” ‘Slick’? — Work Program 1, 2, 3; Football 1; In ten years | will be a successful sheriff in Wisconsin, be married to a beautiful girl and have 6 kids. LISA JONES ‘‘Jonzey”’ ‘“‘Bones’ — NHS 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Cross Country 1; Track 1, 2; Social Science Dept. Aide 3, 4; Staff Aide 4; Basket- ball Stat Girl 1; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was freshman year at track practice when | became the first person in Oak Lawn H.S.’s history to break an unbreakable high jump bar and Coach Reynolds made me take it home. ROSE JONES — BEVERLY JORGENSEN — TINA JOYCE — NORMAN JUNGE — Bowl- ing 1, 2; Office Aide 3. DONNA JUNGMAN “Jungle’ ‘“‘Woman” — Aide 3; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was when Terry Johnson sat on the tack and suddenly became jet propelled. LAURIE JURIS — Varsity Band 1, 2; Marching Band 1, 2; Foreign Exchange Program 2, 4; Ecology Club 3, 4; Teacher's Aide 2; Yearbook Staff 3; Pep Band 2; Girl’s Bowling 4; NHS 3, 4. JAMES KAMBA — Ecology Club 1. MICHELLE KAMHOLZ “Micky” — Girl's Swim Team 1, 2; Career Center Aide 1, 2, 4; Cosmetology 3, 4; In ten years | will be a professional cosmetologist and living in a big house, driving sports cars. JOYCE KANADET — KEVIN KANE — Baseball Ale STEVEN KANE — WILLIAM KAPP — Office Aide 1; VICA Club. 3; Discipline Committee 3. CONNIE KARAHALIOS — Bowling 2; Computer Club 3; Social Science Aide 3; Office Occupations 4; In ten years | will be living with my husband on our lux- urious 200 acre estate within the sunny confines of Calif. Although living at our estate will seem like a 52 week vacation, we will try to find the time to visit our friends and family in other parts of the world. PAMELA KAREL ‘‘Shorty”’ — Basketball Stat Girl 1, 2, 3, 4; JCAB 3; SCAB 4; Badminton 2; In ten years | will be married to a rich man and managing my own business. SANDRA KARNER — Bad- minton 1, 2, 3; Media Center Aide 1; Swimming 2 ALEXANDER KAZMIERC- ZAK — Dean’s Aide 2. MATTHEW KEANE ‘“ eaner’”’ ‘‘Beaner’’ “‘Mat- chew’ — Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Football 1; Key Club 1, 2, 3; Theatre 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was all the crazy things me and Brian Bradtke did in French and wrestling with Deno and dancing with Jim Dague in History, and becoming friends with Chris Koliopoulos and Lori Dittrich. SHARON? “KELLY ..— English D ept. Aide 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was going in the guy's locker room and _ getting caught. JENNIFER KENNELLY — Yearbook Sales 2, 3; Year- book Editor 2, 3, 4; Swim Timer 2, 3, 4; Badminton 2; Key Club 4; NHS 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was all of the great times | enjoyed with my friends — 'll never forget John’s psychology test, Middle C, Big D, and when Flame set her hair on fire. KRISTOPHER KESTIAN “True Joe’’ — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was meeting all my _ great friends, and going to all the great parties, seeing the Purple Pie man, and meeting Donna. JEFFREY KILLELEA — Cross Country 1, 2, 3. MICHAEL KING — CWT Club 3. DONALD KLEINMARK — TODD KLIETZ — Ecology Club 3; Varsity Band 3; Concert Band 3, 4; Pep Band 3; Jazz Band 4; Thes- pians 3, 4; Theatre 3, 4; Jazz Combo 4; Marching Band 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Ac- companist for Swing Choir 4; Accompanist for Treble Choir 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was coming to OFeoont.o. second semester of my junior year and meeting all the great people here. TRACI KLUPS ‘Dr. Klups”’ — Dean’s Aide 1; Media Center Aide 2; WECEP 3; French Club 4; In ten years | -will be hanging around with Tina, Breand, Alaine, Leah, and Lenny, and I'll be planning on getting married and having some kids. CHRISTINE KMAK — Of- fice Aide 1, 2; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was meeting all my new friends freshman year and spend- ing the last four together. KAREN KNAPP — Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Pep Band 1, 2; Jazz Band 1, 2; Key Club 4; SCRB 2; JCAB 3; SCAB 4; Yearbook Photographer 1, 2; Photography Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; NHS 3, 4. MARGARET KNAPP — Key Club 2. GUHA VY ST - I NTA KOLIOPOULOS ‘‘Greek’’ — Swimming 1, 2; Gym- nastics 1; SCRB 2; JCAB 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Student Council Secretary 3, 4; In ten years | will be either a world class mud wrestler or the first female president of the U.S. JOSEPH KOLLANDER — DANIEL KOLLMON — BERNARD KOLON “‘Slick’’ — Football 1; Wrestling 1, 2; In ten years | will be mar- ried to Denise Orban and have two kids and be head of Firestone. PENNY KORUBA — Freshman Choir 1; A Capella Choir 2; Library Aide 2; DE Work Program 4; Teacher’s Aide 1, 3; Nurse Aide 3; DECA Club 4; In ten years | will be a CPA and working for a reputable accounting firm or | will be working out of my own accounting office. LESLEY KORTHASE — Ecology Club 2, 3; Dean’s Aide 2; Office Occupations 4; In ten years | will be driv- ing my Lamborghini through the English countryside. LAURA KOSMAN — JOANN KOZIOL — Office Aide 2, 3. KARAN KRAAN “Cos” — Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Career Center Aide 4; In ten years | will be a computer programmer. | will be married to Dan Scholtens and have 3 children. LORI KRITIKOS ‘Dancer’ “Socky’’ — Pom Pons 2, 3, 4; Pom Pons Co-Captain 3, 4; Teacher’s Aide 3, 4; In ten years | will be one of the highest paid professional dancers, working my way to perfection. KATHY KRIVICH — Media Center Aide 3, 4. CORINNE KRUSE ‘‘Cors’’ — Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Stat Girl 1; Swim Timer 2; NHS 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Staff Aide 2, 3, 4; Office Aide 2, 3; SCRB 2; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was engag- ing in a foreign exchange program and_ touring Europe with other students. Also, spending more time with my friends and having a wild and funny Senior year. ROBERT KRZAK — LISA KSIAZEK ‘‘Alky’’ “Lisar’’ — Dean’s Aide 1, 2, 3, 4; In ten years | will be married to Eric with two kids, 2 pet raccoons, and owning a nursery school with Nancer and Debber. DAWN KULIGOWSKI — Media Center Aide 1, 2, 3. MARGARET KUZEL “Peg’s’’ — Badminton 2; Shield 3; JCAB 3; SCAB 4; Key Club 3; Pom Pons 3, 4; Office Occupations 4; Of- fice Education Area Vice President 4; In ten years | will be married to Mike and we will be lounging in our Jacuzzi. RONALD KWAAK — STEVEN LAFAIRE — Bowling 2; CWT Club 3. 217 218 JEFEREY) (EAR OY a Basketball 1, 2, 3; NHS 3. MARY LAGIGLIA “Gigs” — Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; SCRB 2; JCAB 3; Mathletes 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 3; Junior Marshall 3; My _ best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was experiencing all those wild and wippy times with my best buddies Connie Cum- mings and Cheryl Akouris, and all the cheerleaders, especially at camp. LAURA LAKE “Grenouille’’ — Wrestlerette 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3; Mathletes 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Ecology Club 3; Staff Aide 2, 3, 4; Pom Pons 2; Girls Chorus 1; Girls Bowling 1; SCRB 2; Peopel Program 2, 3, 4; In ten years | will be either a computer manager or a wrestling coach. “‘Laurie”’ JOHN LAMB — Football 1. DAVID LAPASH — Foot- ball 2; Key Club 2; Office Aide 3. STEVEN LEARY ‘‘Stever’’ ‘Etienne’ — Varsity Boys Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; SCAB 4; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Yearbook Editor 4; Photography Club 3; Forensics 3; Staff Aide 1, 2, 3, 4; Nominated for Most Outstanding Junior Boy 3; Theatre — Dames at Sea 4; WI 2, 3, 4; My best memory of O.L.C.H.S. was the times the three weenies would run around speaking in a language that none could understand and jam- min’ with J.D. JEFFREY LEAVENGOOD — VICA Club 4. SCOTT LEAVENGOOD — Mathletes 2. DAVID LECH — Track 1; Office Aide 2, 3; Spartan Guard 3. JACQUELINE LECH — JAMES LEIKEL “Blond Adonis”’ ‘““Chowderhead’’ — Baseball 1, 2; Wrestling 1, 2; Golf 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Student Council Vice President 3; Student Council Treasurer 4; SCRB 2; JCAB 3; Jr. Class Vice President 3; SCAB 4; Theatre 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; NHS Vice President 4; Con- cert Band 2, 3, 4; Varsity “Likes” Band 1; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Hugh O’Brien Leadership Award 2; Junior Marshal 3; Discipline Committee 3, 4; Shield Photographer 4; Spartan Guard 3, 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was cruising around and partying with the other ‘‘Chowderheads’’ while planning ‘‘Mission D0; F be CONNIE LEISURE ‘‘Lee- Lee’ — Cosmetology 1 and 2; Swimming 1; CWT 1: In ten years | will be a licensed beautician and hopefully happily married with lots of kids and lots of money. KAREN LENZ — Media Center Aide 2. AMY LEONARD — Track Veen KATHLEEN LEROY — Media Center Aide 1. BONNIE LEUBSCHER — Media Center Aide 1; Teacher's Aide 2, 3, 4; Manager of Boy’s Swim Team 4; Girl's Bowling Team 4; In ten years | will be married, in the advertis- ing business and remembering all the fun times | had in school. Also driving my Z-28 con- vertible. OLGA LIAKAS “Oges’’ “Ogala’”’ ‘Yogi’? — In ten years | will be married to a rich Greek and have my own chain of restaurants. RICHARD LOMAN ‘“‘Leach Man’’ “‘Holmes’’ — Wres- tling 2; Spartanite 3, 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was the Halloween weekend at University of Il- linois in drag. SANDRA LOPEZ — BRIAN LUCKETT — VICA Club 3. PHILLIP LULLO — VICA Club 3. SHARON LUTZ ‘“‘Lush’”’ — Track 1, 2, 4; In ten years | will be married to a millionaire living off his money and laying on the sunny beaches of California drinking pina coladas. BARBARA LYNOTT — ALAN LYONS — Tennis 1, MICHAEL MACEK ‘‘Mace’’ — Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; NHS 3, 4; JCAB 3; SCAB 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Theatre 4; Drivers Ed. Aide 4; Key Club 4; In ten years | will be - financially secure as a pro- fessional football player and wishing | was still in high school reliving all the great times | had. EDWARD MACHALA — JAMES MACKEY — Foot- ball 1, 2; Wrestling 2, 3. DENNIS MALAS — TIMOTHY MANGIN — Football 1, 2, 3. KIM MARCH “Shorty” — Media Center Aide 1; Dean’s Aide 2, 3; In ten years | will be hopefully married to a very special someone and have lots of money. WARREN MARCHBANK ANNETTE MARCIANO “Netter’’ ‘‘Marc’’ — Bad- minton 1, 2; Discipline Committee 1, 2; Basketball Stat Girl 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball Manager 4; SCRB 2; JCAB 3; SCAB 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was the summer of ’83 especial- ly going for Chewys with the ‘‘Lush’’. SCOTT MAREK — KENNETH MAROTZKE — Football 1, 2. ROSEMARIE MARRERA “Shorty” ‘““Oompa’”’ — Of- fice Occupations 4; Photography Club 2; In ten years | will be married, have a family and live in a nice home. COLLEEN MASON — Ecology Club 1; Nurse Aide 3. SAMAR MATARIYEH — Cafeteria Aide 2. BETH MAY — MATTHEW MAY — Dean’s Aide 2; CWT Club 3. CHRISTOPHER MAYER — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wres- tling 1; Photography Club 4; Theatre 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4;Key Club 3, 4; Com- puter Club 3; In ten years | will be affectionately recall- ing all the valuable lessons Mr. Hill taught me about life, maturity and dressing for success. Soberly look- ing back on the intox- icatingly festive time | had at the Sweetheart dance of my Jr. year and thanking the almighty God above for the fine opportunities, ex- periences, tests, and challenges provided at O.L.C.H.S. that” heme forever touched me. Thank you, God bless. MARIA McADRIAN ‘‘Mugs’’ — My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was when Kris Murray fell down a flight of stairs and layed there laughing. RICHARD MCALLISTER — Football 1, 3, 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was when the football team taped Matt Beller senior year. SHAWN McCARTHY — CWT Club 3. MICHAEL McCASTLAND “Vinnie Vacationer’ — Football 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was going to Cindy’s river with Peach and J.J. and learning how to ski with the J-S and meeting my hero Mr. William Hill. BRIAN McCLELLAND — Football 1. LESA McCLELLAND — Badminton 1; Media Center Aide 2. STEVEN McDONALD — STEVEN McELHENY — Football 1, 2. PATRICIA McELLIGOTT — Media Center Aide 3. MICHAEL McGRATH — Basketball 1, 2, 3; Tennis 1; Golf 2, 3. GERALD McGUIRE — Football 1, 2. MICHAEL McKINNEY ‘““Skinny’’ ‘‘Me’’ — Mathletes 1, 2, 3, 4; Foren- sics 2, 4; NHS 3, 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was all of the great times with great friends, especially D.O.R.F. and Cornfests |, Il, and Ill. Remember John C. and cousin Jim. Long live Uncle Jack. KYRIA MERLE ‘‘Kyr’ — Varsity Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3; Spanish ciub ft, 2; Teacher's Aide 4; JCAB 3; SCAB 4; Peopel Program 2, 3, 4; In ten years | will be married and aé_ patent lawyer. CYNTHIA MERRIMAN “Boom Boom’ — Spanish Club 1; Pom Pons 2, 3; Badminton 2, 3, 4; Begin- ning B and 1; Cadet Band 2; Teacher’s Aide 4. SUSAN MEYER ‘Toots’ — Forensics 1, 2, 3; Media Center Aide 3; DECA | 3; DECA II President 4; In ten years | will be living in a mansion just outside of London, England with my British-born husband and cruising through perpetual night life behind the wheel of my Lamborghini. THOMAS MICHAL — Photography Club 2; Ecology Club 3, 4; Spar- tanite 4; In ten years | will be skiing my tenth Berkie, a 34 mile cross country ski race. After the race | will be relaxing in the luxury of my ski cabin in Northern Wisconsin, in front of a roaring fireplace. FLORENCE MILASHASKI “Flo’’ — Basketball 1, 2, 3; Media Center Aide 1; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was the food fights in the cafeteria with all my good friends. Also staying best friends with Hicks. DARRYLL MILLER “Mouse” ‘‘Daredevil’’ — Spartanite 1, 2, 3; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was seeing Oak Lawn win their homecoming ‘83 football game. JUDY MILLIGAN — Basketball Stat Girl 1, 2; Basketball Manager 3, 4; Staff Aide 1, 2, 3, 4; Cafeteria Aide 2; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was sharing good times and memories with my friends. BARRY MOORE — Mathletes 1, 2; Swimming pes PATRICK MORAN — VICA Club 3. VICTORIA MORITZ ‘Tori’ “Shmo”’ ‘‘Dork’? — WECEP 2; HERO | 3; HERO Il-ICE Il 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was smoking 4B study hall freshman year, food fights, and all the good friends | have met. CYNTHIA MORRELL ‘‘Sid Vicious’’ — Ecology Club 1; Photography Club 1; Art Club 3; Art Club Vice- President 3; Counselor Aide 4; NHS 3; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was meeting many new people that have become my friends, and all the great times we’ve had. HOWARD MORRIS “Skip”’ — Basketball 1; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; JCAB 3; SCAB 4; NHS 3, 4; In ten years | will be pur- suing a career in architec- ture, raising a family and enjoying life to the fullest. PATTY MORUS — CYNTHIA MURDOCH “Murd”’ “‘A.D.’’ — Basket- ball 1, 2; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Staff Aide 2, 3; In ten years | will be married to Rob and have 4 kids, a built in pool, a big house, a couple of cars, and we'll be _ self- made millionaires. BERNARD MURPHY — CWT Club 3. SANDRA MURPHY — Badminton 2. KRISTINE MURRAY ‘Mur Mur”’ ‘‘Murray’’ — Badmin- ton 1; Office Occupations President 1; Office Educa- tion 1; My best memory of O.L.C.H.S. was becoming president of O.O. and hav- ing the best teacher to help me through everything, Mrs. Ledman (Led). Also working on the homecom- ing float and seeing Stella Pabin fall in ice-skating and get kicked in the nose. STEVE MURRAY — Dean's Aide 1; Bowling 2. TONY MUSSO — LISA NAPLES — Dean’s Aide 2, 3. MARK NAPLES — BARRY NELSON — DEBRA NELSON ‘“‘Dinah- Moe” “Doris” “D.D.” — Social Science Dept. Aide 3, 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was meeting all my friends freshman year. It was especially great during lunch with D.S., J.W., and the gang. But the best times were meeting J.B., J.S., and M.S. RONALD NELSON — Football 1. DENISE NIKOLOPOULOS “Niko” “Mini Sister’ — Cafeteria Aide 2, 3; Key Club 4; Cosmetology 3, 4; In ten years | will be mar- ried, have three children and have my own beauty salons in Greece. WILLIAM NILLES ‘Wild Bill’ — VICA Club 3, 4; In ten years | will be a business representative for a big company and making lots of money. JANE NORRIS — Key Club 1; Ecology Club 2. LEONARD NORTH — AMY NOVAK — “A.J.” — Spanish Club 2; Ecology Club 2; Key Club 4; Staff Aide 2, 3, 4; Theatre 2, 3, 4; Forensics 2, 3, 4; Thes- pians 3, 4; SCAB 4; Foot- ball Stat Girl 4; W Il 2, 3, 4; In ten years | will be follow- ing Kurt Suchomel to Tibet. INDIRA NOWAK “Indy”? — Theatre 1, 2, 3, 4; Thes- pians 3, 4; Thespian Secretary 4; Staff Aide 2, 3; NHS 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; SCRB 2; Junior Class Secretary 3; Senior Class Secretary 4; Gymnastics 1; Junior Marshall 3; Most Outstanding Junior Girl 3; Homecoming 3; JCAB 3; SCAB 4; My best memory ates OsH-S.eewas remembering all the good times | had during my high school years trying to decide which one was the best one. DAVID NOWORUL — Ecology Club 1; Office Aide 2 yixk Hep fh eN UE? Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading Captain 1, 4; Co-Captain 2; Student Council 2, 4; NHS 3, 4; Key Club 4; Forensics 4; Counselor Aide 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Queen 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was meeting Randy Stancik and sharing so many great times with all my friends. MICHELE OATSVALL “Oats’’ — Beginning Band 1; Varsity Band 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3; Key Club 4; In ten years | will be working and happily single. BRYAN O'BRIEN — LAURA O’CONNFLL — Media Center Aide 2, 3. JAMES O’CONNOR ‘‘Jim- my Idol’ ‘Golden Warrior’ — Mathletes 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Theatre 4; In ten years | will be a daring sportsman hunting down the evasive East Persian Carribou on the frozen tundras of upper Iraq or a celebrity judge on Dance Fever. HUGH O’CONNOR — WILLIAM O'CONNOR — DEBRA OJER ‘“O.J.”” — Bowling 1; Key Club 4; Of- fice Occupations 4; In ten years | will be married to a millionaire, have a _ suc- cessful career, and three kids. ALEX OLEJNICZAK “‘Ole”’ — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1; Track 1; Chess Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Computer Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Theatre 4; Auto Shop Aide 3, 4; Spartan Guard 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Cafeteria Aide 2, 3, 4; In ten years | will be planning “Ole Fest’’ XII for all those who sur- vived ‘‘Ole Fest”’ | and Il. MICHELE OLEWINSKI “Ole’’ — OEA Club 4; Of- fice Occupations 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was meeting a lot of new friends every year. JOHN OLIVER ‘‘Blato Bass’”’ “‘Iggy’’ — Ecology Club 1, 2, 3, 4,; A Cappella Choir 1, 3, 4; Madrigal Singers 2, 3; Spartan Singers 4; Theatre 1, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Staff Aide 1. 2e 0, e453, animal Demonstrator 2, 3, 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was during the play ‘‘Grease’’ when Vince LoRusso, Brian Bradtke, Scott Cummins had to pull off my pants, and they started to pull my jockey shorts off, to expose my blue and red underwear. Also meeting my _ love, Tonia L. RAYMOND OLIVER — JERRY O'NEIL — 220 SCOTT OPLINGER — CWT Club 3. DENISE ORBAN ‘‘Orbee’’ — Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was when we defeated the Bulldogs for regional cham- pionship. Also when we soaked Ms. Icenogle with a jug of ice cold water, while she was wearing a dry clean outfit, and then it ended up to be a water fight on the bus and her chasing us seniors around the parking lot. SUE ORZULA — Bowling it MIGHESE SO LEN Dean's Aide 2. MICHAEL OVERLAND — CWT Club 3. RICHARD OWEN ‘‘Pie Man”’ — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming 1, 2, 3; Purple Pie Man Association 4; In ten years | will be the happy owner of a pie company. STELLA PABIN ‘‘Stasia’’ — OEA 4; Office Occupa- tions 4; Cheerleading 1, 2: My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was meeting all my friends and all the fun times we shared together. DONNA PACOUREK — Attendance Aide 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 1; Dean’s Aide 1; Pom Ponsi2Z, 3: DANIEL PACULT — Track it Football SCOTT PAREJKO ‘‘Boone”’ — Work Program 3, 4; In ten years | will be a millionaire with my own business in Arizona. CAROL PARILLO — Key Club 2. SUZANNE PARKER — JCAB 3; SCAB 4; NHS 3, 4; Art Club 3, 4; Art Club President 3; Theatre 2, 3, 4: Computer Club 3; Foren- sics 2, 3, 4; Swim Timer 1, 2; Thespians 4. LAURA PARSON ‘‘Reese”’ “Parsnips.” “WIL — Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4: Brack. ol. 2 NHS: aaa Theatre — Grease, Dames at Sea 3, 4; Thespians 4; A Capella Choir 4; Spartan Singers 4; Homecoming Court 3, 4; Staff Aide 1, 2, 3; 4; JCAB?S (SCRE e2. Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; W Ill 2, 3, 4; In ten years | will be on my way to Cuba to wait with Loreli Basak for a rendezvous with Peggy Cunningham, Amy Novak, and Kurt Suchomel on their return from Tibet. JOSEPH PARTINGTON — PAUL SRARIRYKAy-— Basketball 2. MARGARET PATYK ‘“‘Pat”’ ‘Mags’? — Volleyball 1, 2; Track; 24 aIGAB: 3: SCAB 4; Counselor's Aide 3, 4; In ten years | will be liv- ing in the Bahamas, driving a gray T-top vette, and sip- pin’ pina coladas on the sundeck of my _ beach house. GUY PEDIGO — DAWN “PELE CK Sel ‘Pudge’? — Volleyball 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Softball 125° 3, 47 NHS:3;.43, Stait Aide 3; Spartanite 4; In ten years | will still be waiting for my Karen Carpenter concert tickets. FRANK PENSA — VICA Club 4. VINCENT PERFETTO — Wrestling 2. DANIEL PESEK — Chess Team 1; Photography 1, 2, 3; Computer Club Vice President 3, 4; Theatre — Lights 2, 3; NHS 3, 4; In ten years | will be an extremely powerful and _ wealthy business executive operating out of my tropical Caribbean Islands sur- rounded by gorgeous women who answer to my every need. SCOTT PETERS ‘‘Skeets”’ — Baseball 1, 2, 3; Basket- Dalle lmaoo G Olle me Class Vice President 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Treasurer 2; Student Council Presi- dent 3, 4; Class President 3, 4; Teacher's Aide 1, 4; Homecoming Court 3, 4; Homecoming King 4; NHS 3; In ten years | will be a successful businessman liv- ing in a big house with a beautiful wife and kids hav- ing the best time of my life. SHERYL PETERS — At- tendance Aide 1, 2; Media Center Aide 1; Basketball Stat Girl 1; Staff Aide 1, 2, 3, 4; In ten years | will be the general manager of a huge hotel and making mega bucks. ELIZABETH PETERSEN — Basketball 3; DECA 4. DONALD PETERSON — VICA Club 3. DONNA PHILDHPRS ‘‘Clarabelle’’ — Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; SCRB 2; JCAB 3; SCAB 4; Basket- ball Stat Girl 2, 3, 4; Staff Aide 1, 3, 4; Swim Timer 1; Girl's Bowling 1; In ten years | will be a pediatric nurse and traveling around the world remembering all the great times | had with my friends in high school. KAREN PHILLIPS — Ecology Club 1, 2; March- ing Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 23,54) Jazz Bandela2s3, 4; NHS 3, 4; In ten years | will be a nurse, happily mar- ried with 1 or 2 kids. LEONARD PHILLIPS — LISA PIETRANDUONO “Peach? “Chipper? — Softball 1, 2, 3; Spartanite 4; Basketball Stat Girl 1; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was the river trip with Cindy, Vinnie Vacationer, and Jerry Amado, teaching Mike Mc- Castland how to ski, and meeting Alvin-Sue Engel. TODD PISARSKI — Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Track 2, 3; Computer Club 3, 4; Key Club 4; In ten years | will be working with the FBI solving cases of the unknown. FRITZ POMA — Mathletes bees CORINE PONTHIEUX “Reenie”’ “Cori’’ ‘Corky’ — Ecology Club 1, 4; Bowl- ° ing 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Track 2; In ten years | will be 28, a business manager with a computer background, married with 1% kids and just as crazy as lam now. MARK POPIK — JENNIFER POPP — Soft- ball 1, 2, 3; Switchboard Aide 1, 3; Volleyball 1, 2; Office Aide 2. KATHRYN POULL ‘‘Kates’’ “Kerpy”’ “Traitor’’ — In ten years | will nowhere to be found. ALAN POWELL — CWT Club 3. JOHN PRETO ‘‘Peaches’’ — Basketball 1, 2; Com- puter Club 3, 4; Key Club 2; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was singing and dancing to ‘‘Let’s Get Physical’ in Mr. Sullivan's history class. CHRISTINE PREUSS — Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1; Marching Band 1; Teacher's Aide 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3; Swim Timer 2, 3, 4; In ten years | will be hopefully a successful business woman and enjoy- ing life. LYNN PRZYBYLA — Cheerleading Co-Captain 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Theatre 2; Math Dept. Aide 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was being best friends with Lisa Behnke, Ft. Lauder- dale, ‘‘the lawnmower’ at the kick-off dance, cheerleading camp at Pur- due, being friends with Mr. Wallin, and river rafting in Colorado with my parents. NANCY PUHR ‘‘Benny’”’ ““T.B. ’ — Wrestlerettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Mathletes 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2; Badminton 2, 3, 4; Ecology Club 2, 3; Key . Club 3; Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3 Peopel Tutor 3, 4; French Club 1; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was chasing Ed Hood with deodorant in Washington D.C. while handcuffed to Lisa Regh and turning the corner to spray my band director instead. KARYN PULLIA — MAE QAZZAZ_ ‘‘Zozzie”’ “‘Quazar’’ ‘April’ = French Club 2, (33aim Ecology Club 3, 74% Counselor's Aide 1; Media Center Aide 2; In ten years | will be 28 and rich. DANIEL QUIGLEY — LAURA QUINN ‘‘Quinnie Da Pooh”’ ‘‘Gerbil’” — NHS 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was meeting all of my good friends: Chris Heuss, Chris Benson, Mary Schultz, Futien (Tina) Zaghlul, Mae Qazzaz, Mike Schwartz, and JoAnn Sterna. LISA RADLOFF — Bowling ie DAVID RAETZ — SS =| —_— 2. JOANNA RAFF — Media Center Aide 1; Office Aide a PAT RAFTER — Wrestling a ELIZABETH RAINSFORD wLizarde= sauizerd, King’: “Kizball’’ — MDE 3, 4; Stu- dent Service Bureau 2, 3, 4; In ten years | will be work- ing in the field of business and having fun with my friends Diane and Katie. DAWN RAMEY ‘‘Baby Cuddles’’ — My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was cutting with my best friend Tina and not getting caught. Also was a memory of my _ favorite history teacher Mr. Sullivan who made history interesting. MINESH RANA — CHRISTOPHER RANDLE “Curly” “Chin” ‘Jammer’ — Jazz Band 4; Nino and the Ebbtides 1, 2, 3, 4; In ten years | will be there with my guitar. USHA RATHI — DONNA REBOUT — LISA REGH — Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Swim Team 1, 2; Yearbook Editor 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; SCRB 2; JCAB 3; SCAB 4; Drum Major 4; Swim Timer 2, 3; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was the band trips, when Chez was crawling in the chandelier on New Year's, and ‘Chili with Cheese.”’ MICHAEL RISSE — Chess Team 2: Art «Club -2, 3; Computer Club 3. CHRISTINE RITACCO — DECA 3. DENNIS ROAK — Bowling mage § DANIEL ROGERS ‘‘Buck”’ ““Chuck’’ — Cross Country 2, 3, track 1, 2, 3; In ten years | will be fishing in Eagle River, Wisc. with my dad and brother in my 19 ft. Ranger bass boat. GAIL ROHDE — Swim Timer 1; Girls Basketball Mgr. 2; Cosmetology 3, 4; Dean’s Aide 2; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was going to all the great par- ties and meeting new peo- ple. My favorite memory was when Cindy Dorian and Nancy Barich and | went bike riding. DIANE ROSENGREN ‘Ms. Pres. ’ ‘ Arizona’” — Ecology Club 2, 3, 4; Counselor Aide 1, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Senior Editor 3; Facul- ty Editor 4; Grease Crew Member 3; In ten years | will be traveling, smiling, and ‘flinging’ as usual. RUSSELL, FROVURKE — VICA Club 4. CHRISTINE ROYSTER — DANIEL RUHL — Key Club 4: NHS 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; In ten years | will be digging post holes and vacationing in Kewanee. DENNIS RYAN ‘‘Hen Man”’ — Cross Country 2, 3, 4; iackmlae wo weROOUDa li IF Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; In ten years | will mastering the O.L.C.H.S. basketball of- fenses and a retired Pine Brother. PATRICIA RYAN — My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was having the best friends on the face of the Earth. Donna, JoAnna, Shelly, Jill, Kimmie, Ruth, Sue F., Michele, Char, Laura, Kathy, Sue P., Brenda, Tracy, Sue S., Lynn, MiMi, Thanks guys for a great 4 years. ROBERT RYAN — TIM RYAN ‘“‘Rye”’ “‘Cones’’ — Wrestling 2; Football 2, 3, 4; Key Clu b 4; In ten years | will be a_ very wealthy bachelor with an indoor swimming pool and a Ferrari, still keeping in touch with all of the good friends | have made at OlL:G.AS. LEANNE SALA — KEITH SANOFSKY ‘‘Par- son’”” — Football 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2; Theatre 3, 4; Thespians 4; A Capella Choir 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was partying with Don Carstens and Mike ‘‘Butch’’ McCastland at the O.L. Sandburg basketball game. ARTHUR SANOW — SUSAN SAWILCHIK — Bowling 2. LYNN SAWYER ‘‘Soy- bean” ‘“‘Lynnie’’ ‘‘Lindsy’”’ — Girl's Bowling 1; Office RR eek oe Cn ad! Mh Cosmetology 3, 4; VICA Club 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was meeting all my best friends who | will never forget and all the fun times we've had together. CINDY SCHADT ‘Shotz”’ — My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was Christmas vacation of the ’'82-’83 school year. That is when | started going with the most special person | know. It was a great vacation. KRISTINE SCHALASKY ‘““Schasky’’ — Media Center Aide 1; WECEP Secretary 2; MDE |, Vice President — Ambasador 3; MDE Il — Ambassador 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was all of the morning and lunch time ac- tivities | shared with Darlene Williams, Sue Meyer, and Jackie Knight. DEANNA SCHMIDT ‘‘Rus- ty’’ — Freshman Choir 1; A Cappella 2, 3, 4; Spartan Singers 4; Nurse Aide 4; Theatre 2; In ten years | will be living in sunny California with a good job, all my friends, and my husband. BELINDA SCHOLZ ‘‘Bin- dy”’ “‘Scholzie’’ — Softball 2; Office Aide 1, 2, 3; In ten years | will be happily mar- ried, have 3 children, and be a_ special education teacher. KAREN SCHOPPER ‘“‘Jugs’’ — Volleyball 1, 2; In ten years | will be the same person | am now and still be chasing Joe Morandt. WILLIAM SCHRAGE — SHELLEY SCHROEDER — Dean’s Aide 1; Teacher's Aide 1; Pom Pons 1, 2, 3; OO Work Program 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was spending two years with Dan Callahan. We had a lot of fun and | will always remember our special relationship. JEFFREY SCHUH — PATRICIA SENOVITZ — Ecology Club 1, 2. DONN SEPANIK — GINA SEVENING — Bad- minton 1, 2, 3, 4; Photo Club 1; Swim Timer 1, 2; Key Club 2, 3, 4; SCRB 2; JCAB 3; Belgian Exchange Student 2; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was ex- periencing the life in Europe for 3 wks. with my _ best friend Corinne, all the wild fifties dances, and the good times I’ve had my senior year. EDWARD SEVIK — Com- puter 3. HANAN SHAKTAH — Computer Club 3. ANN SHARON — Track 2. SHEHRY =sHARRE. Gymnastics 1, 2; Media Center Aide 1; Student Council 3; JCAB 3; SCRB 2; MDE | 4; In ten years | will be living in California, mar- ried to Steve Vervaet, hav- ing two little blonde haired blue-eyed rug rats, and striving for all my goals in life — especially being hap- py and doing my best like my mom. SUZANNE SHERRY ‘“‘Son- ny’? — Cross Country 1, 2, Seay racks Wane, 93.4: Basketball 2; Basketball Stats (Girls) 3, 4; Art Club 4; Staff Aide 3, 4; Peopel Tutor 3, 4; 500 Mile Club 3; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was changing from a benny competing for the most hours per day, to a respectful yet sneaky sophomore, to a_ junior pleasing and harrassing her coaches, now a_ senior achieving long awaited goals like M VP in Cross Country. WILLIAM SHUFFLE- BARGER — CHRISTINE SIEDSCHLAG — Basketball 1. MICHAEL SIERAKOWSKI — VICA Club 3. MATTHEW SIPLE — Bowl- ing 1. MICHAEL SLAGER — MARIAJO SMERZ —Forensics 2; Spartanite 3. KATHLEEN SMIKOSKI “Smi-Smi ’ “‘Smicker’”? — Cosmetology 3, 4; VICA Club 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was meeting Soy-Soy and Lee-Lee and all the fun we had. DEAN SMITH ‘Smitty’? — Bowling 2, 4; Varsity Band 2, sap 4: Peps Band, 2° Marching Band 2, 4; Jazz Band 2; Dean’s Aide 3; Chess Team 2; In ten years | will be a machinist at Reynolds Metals. | hope to be driving on the NASCAR by this time. JEFFREY SMITH — DEREK SOBCZAK — Basketball 1, 2: Mathletes Nees TED SOKOLOWSKI ‘‘Rem- ington’” — Mathletes 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Jazz Band 3; Assis- tant Tennis Coach 2, 3, 4; NHS 38, 4; In ten years | will be an Aeronautical Engineer, with some high- paying company, driving a Mercedes, living in a large house, and playing tennis every other day. SUSAN SOMMERFELD — Basketball 1; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Mathletes 2, 3, 4; Teacher’s Aide 3, 4; NHS eh 4. LISA SPERO ‘‘Sprout’’ ‘Lise’? — Cross Country 1, 2; Track 1; Wrestlerettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Theatre — Jesus Christ Superstar, Working, Dames at Sea, Crucible, Grease, Barnum, MASH Tickets 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Forensics 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 2; Girl’s Chorus 1; A Cappella 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was falling through the boxes during Working, and all the great times with my friends, especially my best friend, Keith Sanofsky. ROBERT SPIRAKES — ERIC SPRUTH — Art Club 1; Media Center Aide 3. JEFF STABEROW — LYNN STANCIK — RANDY STANCIK “Mongo” ‘Batman’? — Class President 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Captain 2, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1 NHS 3, 4; Staff Aide 2, 3; Homecoming Court 4; SCRB President 2; SCAB 4; Student Council 1, 2, 4; Key Club 4; My _ best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was meeting and going out with Heidi Nuel, being named All-Conference in both basketball and_ football, STEVEN STANLEY — CWT Club 2; VICA Club 3. DAN STAPLETON — Football 2. SHERRY STAROSTKA ‘Puff’? ‘Puffer’? — Key Club 2, 3, 4; Key Club Vice President 4; Computer Club 3; Track 3; Ecology Club 4; Business Aide 3, 4; Staff Aide 3, 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was during my junior year when my friend put an onion in my purse and having the class asking what smells and me finding the onion. STEVEN STEEN ‘‘Cousin Steve’’ — Theatre, Sound Technician 4; In ten years | will be owner of a suc- cessful multi-million dollar American stereo cor- poration. DAVID STRAUSS — VICA Club 3. WILLIAM STRENK — Football 1, 2, 3; Office Aide 2, 3; Baseball 2. KURT SUCHOMEL — Gymnastics 1, 2, 3; Wres- tling 1, 2; JCAB 3; SCAB 4; Counselor Aide 3, 4; In ten years | will be off in Tibet on a wild Mongolian ground hog hunt or | will be in Cuba playing practical jokes on Fidel Castro. LISA SUIRO — Track 2; Basketball 2; Ecology Club 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was meeting Calvin Bolz and all the good times I’ve had with my friends. MICHAEL SULLIVAN ‘‘Sul- ly’’ — Football 1, 2; Varsity Wrestling 31,2003 404: Baseball 1, Boy’s Bowling 3; Computer Club 3, 4; Computer Club Treasurer 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; Key Club Vice President 4; SCAB 4; SCAB Vice Presi- dent 4; Senior Class Vice President 4; In ten years | will be 28, single, and still cute. JAMES SUMMERS — PAM SUSEMIEHL ‘‘Spam’’ ‘G...” “Susie’’ — Basket- ball. 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1,2, 3; 4; Mathletes 1, 2, 3, 4; Mathletes Vice President 3; Staff Aide 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Theatre 4; Yearbook Staff 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was my ex- perience with Mathletes, especially eating apples and getting bombed, also my friendship with F and our escapades to be included in my never ending novel The Life and Times... CYNTHIA SUTKUS “Suk” — Gymnastics 1, 2; Swim- ming 2; Gymnastics Manager 3, 4; SCAB 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was summer of ’83 and meeting all my friends. SUZANNE SWANSON — Softball 1, 2; Bowling 3. HAITHAM SWEIS — CWT Club 3. MICHAEL SWIEC — Con- cert Band 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4; In ten years | will be 10 years older. DENISE SWIECICKI ‘‘Diz”’ “Swicker’’ ‘‘Neeska’’ — Computer Room Aide 2, 3; Library Aide 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was meeting all my great friends and having fun with Jackie and Dawn. MICHAEL SWIST — Bowl- ing 2; CWT Club 3. DAVID] TALUCON: —— Ecology Club 1. JODY TANSINI — HERO Club 3. JANINE TARNOWSKI “Toad “J-9 “Turk’” — Art Club 3; Co-operative Education Aide 1, 2, 3, 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was when me and Nancy Fiore were in the Art Club, and we _ had everyone laughing because there was a piece of pink felt on Someone's pants. BRET TAYLOR ‘“‘Mountain Man’’ — In ten years | will be a Dallas Cowboy Cheerleader. TAM VAN THAI — French Club 2, 3, 4; NHS 4; In ten years | will be still in school Studying medicine and hopefully, married with three kids, all boys. TINA THOMAS — SANDRA TIJERINA — Wrestling Cheerleading 3; Media Center Aide 2, 3; Chorus 1; Office Occupa- tions Club 4; Nurse Aide 3; Teacher’s Aide 3; In ten years | will be working as a hotel manager in a big hotel in Mexico and living close to the family | love. DONNA TOPOLSKI “‘Shor- ty’’ — Media Center Aide 2; Teacher’s Aide 1; Office Education Association 1; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was meeting all kinds of nice people. My senior year was the best, espcially in Office Occupa- tions with Kris M, Karen W, and the rest of the girls. | hope we all stay in touch. PAMELA TRALEWSKI — Swimming 2, 3; Spartan Guard 2; Swim Timer 3. JEFFREY TROPP ‘‘Morris’’ “Tropper John’’ — Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Office Aide, Social Science Dept. 4; In ten years | will be visiting some exotic foreign country planning to overthrow the government for the U.S. Government. ANTHONY TUCCI — Foot- ball 1. TAMMY TURNER — SANDRA TUZIK ‘‘Tuz”’ “Tuzer’’ — Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Theatre 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Peopel Tutor 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS a JCAB 3; SCAB 4; Most Outstanding Junior Girl Nomination 3; Stat Girl, Basketball 2, 3, @ Homecoming Court 4; Science Aide 4; English Aide 3; Switchboard Operator 2; My _ best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was my soph year. | met many new friends and made many lasting friendships. The best was getting kicked out of the library with Mike and Steve. PAM TYNAN — Badmin- ton 1, 2, 3, 4; Swim Timer 1, 2; Key Club 2, 3)94) Spanish Club 2; JCAB 3; SCAB 4; SCRB 2; Staff Aide 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was all the great times | had with all my friends. Especially Chemistry with Indy, stress and pressure, hairball, and Mike S’s towel. Also the bundle of burgandy and someone asking, ‘‘Pam, did | hit that curb?”’ JOHN TYRAKOWSKI — Football 2. TARA UFHEIL — Ecology Club 1. ROBERT URYASZ — Cafeteria Aide 1, 2, 3. FRANK VAGLICA — THOMAS VAIL — Dean’s Aide 2; CWT Club 3. JACQUELYN VALASEK — Mathletes 1; Computer Club 3. AUDREY VASICEK — Media Center Aide 1, 3, 4; Bowling 2, 3, 4; Computer Club 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; In ten years | will be living in California with my husband. | will hopefully own my own Real Estate business. ANTHONY VELCICH — WILLIAM VERSCHAVE — STEPHEN VERVAET — THOMAS VETTER — VICA Club 3. MARVIN VEZINA — WENDY VICKER ‘Vicks’ “‘Wendar’’ — Basketball 1, 2, 3; Swimming 1, 3; Staff Aide 1, 2, 3; Media Center Aide 1; In ten years | will be married to Mike and have 2 kids. We will be driving around in his and_ her Mercedes convertibles. GARY VICKERS “Snickers’’ — In ten years | will be setting up my own profession in Oak Lawn as a General Practicianer or a surgeon at Christ Hospital. ANTHONY VIDALE — Basketball 1; Cross Coun- try 2; DECA 3. KIRK VOPELAK — Foot- ball 2. DONALD WALKER — PATRICIA WALKER — a WALLACE — Baseball JAMES WALLER — CWT Club 3. WENDY WALSH — DEBBIE WALTERS — RICHARD WEBBER — Dean’s Aide 3. SCOTT WEIDNER — JACQUELINE WEINBERG “Chili” ‘Zippy’ “‘Yacky”’ — OEA 4; Office Occupa- tions 4; Media Center Aide 1, 2, 3; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was coming back from lunch with Denise Swiecicki and find- ing all the lights were out. Also driving to summer school with Katie Lou. PAMELA WELLS ‘“‘Slick’’ “Wells’’ — Softball 1; In ten years | will be a profes- sional photographer mar- ried to someone rich, driv- ing my new Trans-Am, and still partying with all my par- ty animals. ROBERT WESSELHOFF “Wess”? — Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2; Golf 3; Theatre 3, 4; Mathletes 1, 2, 3, 4; Cafeteria Aide 4; Forensics 4; Thespians 4; SCRB 2; JCAB 3; SCAB 4; Student Council 3; Unknown Spartan 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was planning D.O.R.F., visiting Marquette with D.C., ‘‘corn fests’’ |, Il, and Ill with ‘‘Chowderheads”’ and all of my great friends. JAMES WEST — Football 1; VICA Club 3. LYNNE WILDE — Pep Band 1; Marching Band 1, 2; Varsity Band 1, 2; Class Secretary 1, 2; Pom Pons 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Switchboard Operator 2, 3; In ten years | will be work- ing downtown as a secretary, hopefully making plenty of money, and en- joying life with friends and family. DARLENE WILLIAMS “Darly’”’ ‘Willy’ — Chorus 1; Tutor 2; MDE | Secretary 3; MDE Il Secretary 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was meeting Cheri Haydock, being in Sully’s Ath period history class, and being a ‘‘clique’’ member along with Kris Schalasky, Sue Meyer, Cheri Haydock, Sissy Petersen, Ann Cashmon, and Diane Morganroth, who is now serving in the U.S. Army. KATHLEEN WILLIAMS — KELLY WILLIAMS ‘‘Kel”’ — Swim Timer 1, 2, 3; Switchboard 2, 3; Nurse Aide 3; Pom Pons 1, 2, 3, 4; Pom Pons Captain 3, 4; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was my senior year when me and Maureen threw a party at someone else’s house and the kick off dance. PAUL WILLIAMS ‘Mr. Casual’ — Varsity Band 1; Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 3, 4; Computer Club 4; NHS 4; In ten years | will be an executive for IBM or Led Zeppelin’s road manager, whichever pays better. SHARON WILLIAMS - KAREN WISNIEWSKI — Office Aide 3. DAVE WOLFE — Bowling 2, 3. MICHAEL WORTEL — JILL WRENN — Media Center Aide 1; Dean’s Aide 2. ELLEN YUKEL — Swim- ming 1, 2, 3; Art Club 2; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was meeting YBBD. TAMMY ZDANO — Bowl- ing 2; HERO Club 3, 4. ANGELA ZEKIOS ‘Zeek’ ““Angel’’ — Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Capt. Cross Country 4; Track 1, 2, 4; NHS 3, 4; NHS Secretary 4; Swim Timers 2, 3, 4; Attendance Office Aide 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was when Lisa Spero and | totally mutilated every ex- periment in chemistry and still managed to pass the Class. SUSAN ZIVICH — Office Occupations 4; Homecom- ing Court 4; My _ best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was being voted a member of the homecoming court of 1983. NAZMY ZIYAD — Track 1; Football 2, 3; Office Aide 3; Computer Club 3. SAMERI ZUBI — CONNIE ZWIER ‘‘Zwi-Zwi”’ — Cosmetology 3, 4; VICA Club 4; Media Center Aide 3; My best memory at O.L.C.H.S. was meeting all my good friends from school and Cameo and par- tying with them. Who’s Who at Oak Lawn High 1. Most involved in activities — SCOTT PETERS AND INDIRA NOWAK 2. Most athletic — TOM BAXA AND LOIS HERMAN 3. Cutest couple — RANDY STANCIK AND HEIDI NUEL 4. Quietest — ED FOLEY AND LORI JOHNSON 5. Most Witty — JIM CASSIDY AND WINNIE ADAMS 6. Best personality — JIM DAGUE AND PATTI McELLIGOT 7. Nicest — SCOTT PETERS AND KAREN KNAPP 1. Best dressed — MIKE MACEK AND SANDY TUZIK 2. Most radical — DARIN COLLINGS AND INDIRA NOWAK 3. Most accident prone — ALEX OLEJNICZAK AND LAURA PARSON 4. Most sophisticated — TED SOKOLOWSKI AND KYRIA MERLE 5. Most talkative — SCOTT CUMMINS AND LISA SPERO 6. Best Smile — SCOTT CUMMINS AND SANDY TUZIK 7. Most Spirit — ‘THE UNKNOWN SPARTAN” 8. 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