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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1986 volume:

Li} 571.8996 oP Ge WNT ET — Sy 4 iOT TO BE 2 REFERENCE-NOT 1 =a TAKEN FROM THIS ROOM Wis Re — rr OAK LAWN PUBLIC LIBRARY Pees ce SHIELD 51986 Oak Lawn Community High School TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty Underclassmen Activities Homecoming Court + a $ | i. 4 | 3 ¢ 1. JON POPP and ROSE TRLAK — Seniors 2. CHARLIE HARPER and NORA O’CONNOR — Seniors 3. ROB PRICE and SUE ROCHE — Seniors 4. PAT HAYES and JULIE STANCIK — Juniors 5. TOM COAKLEY and MARYJO MARCIANO — Seniors 6. AL SORENSON and KIRSTEN RASCHER — Juniors 7. BILL MANAITIS and BETH KORUBA — Juniors Homecoming Queen ‘MEMORIES FOR SUE ROCHE”’ 1 Sue. as she recovers from the shock of being named queen 2 1984 Homecoming King and Queen — Tony Murczek and Tracy Melvin return to share the day 3 Sue receives congratulations from her court members 4 Tracy Melvin crowns the new queen! 1. Born to run. 2. Margo, Jennifer and Sue decorate the gym ‘Senior Style.’ 3. Future Chicago Bears staring lineup? 4. The band preparing for the Big Parade. HOMECOMING + ECR £0; ji . — = ‘ - oe Pi - : 3 1. Homecoming '85, MEMORIES. 2. The Spartans huddle as they strive for number one! 3. “Hey Cheryl! Problems with that roll of tape? ’ 4. The cheerleaders show off their trophy to the crowd, 5. Showing off her wrist corsage. | a aed MLal- Vi-m Cole [o-soleyolo}l of- (0 | 2. ‘Now where did the rest of the band qo?” 3. ‘We told him he'd get sick. 4. “| hope | don't get dishpan hands.” 5. Karen gets caught by surprise. 6. ‘‘l use Prell, what do you use?”’ Se == SSeS ee oe 1. This is what you'll look like after a year in Ad- vanced Biology. 2. ‘'l, |, |, |, don't know what to say.” 3. Kirsten is just so excited about her research. 4. “You know, this point is really sharp.”’ comm AT=1aBeLUR-Lossxe)|0] (-) mer-laM Milave N-Wile|-MEC-1 -¥- 0 of] =) ar . ‘| think my eyelids are stuck together.” . ‘What do you want pinhead?” . “What do you mean this is a stick-up?”’ . Color my numbers. . ‘Look mom, no cavities!” ; : , . + a aroONnm— 1. “This is my pole and you can't have it.” Cae Nae- ae- 100 ©) (00)! 3. Watch out Walter Payton. 4.Mrs. Ethyl Henderson is on the lookout for potential substitutes. 5. ‘Which way to the beach? fo) = 1985 SPRING MUSICAL . ‘Now, if | can just get my hand off of this gum. . ‘This place is for the birds!” . ‘And this isa camera... . ‘Hey, if you don't like my glasses stuff it!”’ . ‘Who me? I'm just browsing.” AWM — its rani alas dls al CN dead ean eA 3 . ‘The Spartans want YOU! . ‘Who me? I've got nothing to hide!” . ‘They warned me about the cafeteria food.” . “And if l’m elected... . ‘Louis Armstrong lives again.” 1. The ultimate form of Freshman transportation. 2. Smile Tony, it’s the NEW COKE your drinking. 3. ‘Hey, we're running on air.” 4. “I can't handle this pressure anymore.” 5. Happy Birthday dear Kathy, Mary, Lisa, Jane . . 1. Professor to student: “And this here is the spleen.” Student: “Oh WOW! How did that get there?” 2. The little drummer boy . . . and girl. 3. “I think she bit off her tonque.”’ 4. Mom shows how to cook from scratch. 5. “If | bend for that book, | might come in contact with that moldy sandwich. alle) NOOARO No 2 . ‘| wanna be free!” Debbie Murray does her famous imitation of the Statue of Liberty. ‘Ready or not, here | come.” So, how does that little froggie taste? . Say Cheesettes! . After this note Rich, you can laugh. . Kim Schuh does her famous impression of the Cyclops. 1. “Come on Mr. Dreger, you know you can’t see that far without your specks.” . “Frank, that’s okay, we know you look bad all day long!” . ... and the angels sing.”’ . Some people will do anything to get into the Jr. Sr. lounge. . The line is crooked, but their timing is way off. Of WP —— 17 1. Teachers cah really get in bad moods! 2. Hey! Be careful you're going to upset the canoe. 3. WOW, this Garfield pencil really works great. 4. White Meat, referring to his hair of course. 5... . and this is where you buy your elevator pass. 1. Preparing food for the lab rats. . . oh, | mean students. 2. Hey, how long do | have to hold this door open? 3. Just think Janene, the whole school has seen this picture. 4. My mom taught me not to bring mud into the house. 5. Hey, the Science Department finally did something worthwhile. They got cotton candy to grow on trees. sea ce PN i Ri iit 1985 SPIRIT WEEK 1. Al Palermo tells his best joke and the crowd goes wild. . Nino and the Ebbtides during a jam session. . ‘‘Lalways keep her in line.”’ . ‘Il can't believe you're telling us there are no tickets left.” 5. Different shoes — a sure sign of an overstudied mind. Ssh ase Seithasansea OM SENIOR LUNCHEON 1. Let's hear it for the boys! 2. Michelle and Jean toast to an end of their high school years. 3. ‘‘I think she bit off more than the bun.”’ 4. The senior girls hamming it up. 5. Ray shows Paul that he’s quite a connoisseur on the fine art of eating. 1985 PROM “Just You and I” HONORS NIGHT June 4th 1985 {.Mr. Wiltshire with LAURA PESEK, salutatorian, CINDY HAACK, valedict orian Outstanding Senior Girl and TONY MURCZEK, Outstanding Senior Boy. . Mrs. Walker presenting scholarships. Mr. Hill congratulates Senior Class President, TONY MURCZEK. Mrs. Ellanson with Outstanding Accounting student, Thomas Foley. Dr. Smith presents the Outstanding Science Award to DAN DELAP. TOP 15 GRADUATING STUDENTS IN ORDER OF RANK: Cynthia Haack, Laura Pesek, Edward Jaracz, Linda Sun, Karin Borg, Michelle Oldenburger, Susan Nordquist, Jeffery Babiez, Karen Libert, Daniel DeLap, Jamie Putz, Gina Mazzocco, Karen Pitts, Marybeth Heiting, James Frale. Ww Nh on . Mr. Dzurison with KATHY DOYLE, Outstanding Assistant Director. . Mr. Ricken with LAURA PESEK, Outstanding English Student. . WADE ALEXA receives the American Legion Award. . Parents anxiously waiting to See what awards their students will receive. . Superintendent Hal Wiltshire makes his final presentation of Oak Lawn’s Outstanding Senior Boy and Girl. 6. ED JARACZ receives the John Philip Sousa Award from Mr. Currie. WOM oa 1985 GRADUATION 1. Kelly and Allison say, ‘“Cheese!”’ . Mr. Scaduto, you’re supposed to hit the target. . Watch out Oak Lawn, here they come. . Mark Mullen’s race to beat the deadline. . School is for the birds. . ‘Did you see the bod on that guy?”’ 1. Ms. Leable recites Nursery Rhymes to two of Oak Lawn's finest. 2. Aren't your kids worth Crest? 3. Pssssst, ‘‘Do you have the answer to number two?” 4.The SPARTAN cheerleaders root on our volleyball team. 5. Mr. Vince Conte rides again! _ Mr. Dominiak, Dr. Smith, Mr. Hill and Mr. Marks are sitting down on the job again. . Are these girls studying or discussing hair products? . Cindy Bedwan shows her sister Rita afound the halls of Oak Lawn High. “Hey, has anyone seen my tricycle?” . Wanna give me a little hug? . Ann Staudt after biting off her fingernails goes for her toes. =k Onrwnr 1. Joe Geraghty gets personal service in his souped up chair. 2. Jennifer Scholz says, ‘‘There’s no food in these shiny braces.” 3. My arms aren't tired, but there’$ sure a big kink in my neck. 4. Spartans, grin and bear it! 5. Oak Lawn’s famous Arnold Schwartzendominiak flexes his stuff. 6. Giving blood? No problem. ie ® E © 2 iz ® = o = o D ia =) =| fe) £ © wn © = ti: 2. She’s such a nag! 3. You actually want more? 4, Mike Gangler demonstrates how to color inside the lines. PT See ats {08 Ot Ph ‘-s een @' 3 : —- Ps a TT 1. Yes, this class S a big joke! 2. We're here, now the fun can begin! ) 3. Oh my God! The paint label for our face paint says “Permanent.” 4. Say cheese for the photographer, Debbie, then you can get his phone . | 5. But Frank! ‘| love you just the way you arell!” 7 wal = Kal c bh 36 RETIRING SUPERINTENDENT — MR. A. F. WICTSAIRE Seniors: As we leave OLCHS to take up new challenges | want to share three thoughts with you. First, you will find that life is not easy, no matter what your calling. Perhaps it ought to be, but it never has been and it is unlikely that it will ever be. However, life is challenging and very rewarding and you have a great deal of control over what your life is and will be. Second, bricks and buildings do not make homes, companies, businesses, communities and in general. Rather, it is people who are the essential ingredient. It is what they are, what they do, how they do it and how they interact that makes society what it is. And third, as you con- tinue to develop your talents and abilities and strive to achieve the goals that you have set for yourself, remember this — it is what you do when you don't have to do it that adds quality to your life. Good luck to each of you. | hope you can attain a quality in your life that is satisfying to you both inwardly and L, AM Uke Mr. Harold F. Wiltshire, superintendent of Oak Lawn Com- munity High School for the past eleven years, retired in January, 1986. OLCHS opened its doors in 1952 and Mr. Wiltshire joined the staff in 1953. His first duties were as a classroom teacher in Math and Physical Education. He also coached football and wrestling. In 1958 Mr. Wiltshire became an administrative assistant. In 1970 he assumed the duties of Assistant Superintendent in charge of financé. 1976 saw him elected as the Superintendent. Mr. Wiltshire said he has no definite plans after retirement. However, after a long vacation he hopes to still work in education, but not the long hours that being a Superinten- � dent demand. He resides in Oak Lawn with his wife Dorry. The Wiltshire’s children: Rick, Bob and twin girls, Rhonda and Sondra are all graduates of OLCHS. Y f | OUR NEW SUPERINTENDENT — MR. DOMINICK FRIGO Mr. Dominick Frigo became the new Superintendent in January 1986. Mr. Frigo was previously the Director of Student Activities, | Special Education and Public Relations. ‘}} He came to Oak Lawn High School in 1973. Prior to that he vs é worked for Elmwood Park District 401 as Director of Pupil Per- sonnel Services and Publicity; Assistant Principal at H.L. Richards High School, Northwest Building; was teacher, counselor and coach at Kankakee Unit District 111. Class of 1986: As you reflect on the past four years, be proud of your accomplishments and savor the friendships that wege made. You are leaving OLCHS with many of the skills necessary to help you meet your new goals. Even more important than the skills you have acquired are the attitudes that you have formed and learned. At- . titudes determine the nature and quality of life which a person lives. They are more _ powerful than either skills or intelligence. — ween success and failure. Dr. Norman Vincent Peale wrote: ‘You can think your way to failure and unhappiness but you — can also think your way to success and look, how we feel, what we say and do, and how we perceive the world around us. Whenever a person thinks positive thoughts, he creates an atmosphere of success around him. He begins to change. He feels better about himself and gains self-confidence in his abilities. If you haven't changed to say “| CAN DO IT!,” ' start practicing it now. It isn't too late. With a positive attitude you will learn bet- ter and accomplish more. Always expect the best from yourself and it will happen! Congratulations and best wishes to each of you. This school year marked Mr. Frigo's 30th in education. Mr. Frigo is a graduate of Pullman Tech High School, Chicago; Western Illinois University; Southern Illinois Universi- ty; and the University of Illinois where he earned a Certificate of Advanced Study in Administration and Supervision. He and wife Joanne live in Orland Park. They have three children: Michael, Carol and Andrea. Attitudes often make the difference bet- happiness.” Attitudes effect the way we 3 Mrs. SHIRLEY SEARS — Secretary Mr. RONALD KETCHUM — President Mrs. MAXINE RYNKAR Mr. ROBERT HENTHORNE Mr. DONALD TERRY Mr. EDWARD JODELKA Mr. RAYMOND SWIEC The Oak Lawn High School Board of Education had four positions open in the November 1985 election. Two of the positions were filled by the incumbents Mr. Terry and Mr. Henthorne. Two new members were elected: Mr. Swiec and Mr. Jodelka. These four join the continuing members: Mr. Ketchum, Mrs. Rynkar and Mrs. Sears. These seven people spend untold numbers of hours, without compensation, to establish the policies by which Oak Lawn Community High School's administration operates the system. We would like to salute and thank the Board for its efforts to make this a fine school. BOARD OF EDUCATION ADMINISTRATORS DR. PAUL R. DAVIES Assistant Superintendent — Instruction MR. JAMES H. BROWN Director of Career Education and Funding MR. EDWARD B. MARKS Director of Curriculum MR. EDWARD M. O’MALLEY Assistant Superintendent — Business 39 DELIGHT ACKERMANN, Home Economics Department Chairman LILJA ADOMENAS, English AUDREY ANDERSON, Physical Education, Badminton Coach JERRY ASTRAUSKAS, English CHRISTINE ATEVICH, Special Education, Sophomore Class Sponsor. One day | was sitting at my desk with the heels of my shoes hooked under my chair. | pulled the side shelf out from the desk and it came completely out. As it fell to the floor | tried to catch it, but couldn't get my heels unhooked in time and | came tumbling down face first. PAMELA BIBEAU, English, Student Council and Swim Timers Sponsor. When Mrs. Ellanson, Mr. Hill and Mr. Brown came into my room during Spirit Week to check if the ‘punk rock” outfit | was wearing was appropriate schoo! attire. RONALD BILYEU, Industrial Education. fel! offa workbench while demonstrating the ‘‘proper’’ technique for bending thinwall conduit. PRISCILLA BOERSMA, English Reading Assistant. Once when | was subbing, | conned a group of Junior High boys into voluntarily turning in 25-30 rubber bands. It was a real “Tom Sawyeresque”’ snow job. ARTHUR BORKOWSKI, Social Science, Baseball Coach ERLA BORKOWSKI, Science HELEN BOURBULAS, Director of Media Center JOHN BRODEMUS, Science, Ecology Club Sponsor. As a 23 year old beginning teacher, the class was discussing environmental problems when suddenly a student in the back stood up, pointed her finger at me shouting, ‘‘It’s all the fault of your generation!”’ QUESTION TO THE FACULTY — ‘What was one of your most humorous teaching situations?” WALTER BROWN, Industrial Education ROBERT BURDAN, Business ARLENE CARRIER, English Aide, Theater Publicity Assistant CHUCK CHILVERS, Physical Education, Varsity Football Coach. While | was giving a lecture in English class, | was attacked by several hornets who chased me out of the classroom much to the delight of the students. ALAN K. COLLINS, English, Forensic Assistant. Breaking up a fight between a slender lad and a most rotund lad. The latter fell on my leg and | envisioned total destruction of my right thigh. No damage, however. TOM CONROY, Full time substitute, Varsity Girls and Boys Swim Coach, Assistant Varsity Basketball Coach DAVID CORBIN, Business and Cooperative Education, Football Coach JAMES CRAIG, Dean BRUCE CURRIE, Music Department Chairman, Director of Marching, Concert, Varsity and Jazz Bands. CHUCK DAVELIS, Drivers Education, Assistant Varsity football Coach and Girls Varsity Basketball Coach. A driver ed car backing up on the range knocked over a cone witha stick in it. The stick hit Mr. Walton in the stomach like a spear and knocked him back about five feet. ROBERT DOMINIAK, Art Department Chairman, Yearbook Co-sponsor. One experience | recall is the day we were mixing plaster for a sculpture project and a student mixed too long and the plaster hardened around his hand. Great fun chipping him out! KAREN DORNE, Physical Education, Badminton Coach PAUL DREGER, Physical Education. Coaching Girls Gymnastics GEORGE DUNN, Physical Education Department Chairman, Head Track Coach TOM DZURISON, Special Education, Drama and Thespian Coach TOM EASTMAN, Driver Education Department Chairman MARIANN ECKERT, Speech Therapist MARY ELLANSON, Business Education Department Chairman PENNY ERICKSON, Art Department, Art Club ALISON JOY EVANS, Special Education and English, Cheerleading and Forensics MARY FICKETT, Special Education Teachers Aide PETER GAHALA, Foreign Language Department Chairman, Boy's Intramural Bowling BILL GARRY, Co-operative and Industrial Education, V.1.C.A. Club BOB GATES, Physical Education and Driver Education, Golf Coach QUESTION OF THE FACULTY: ‘What was one of your most humorous teaching situations?”’ 42 CHUCK GIBSON, Social Studies JOE GRAHAM, Social Studies, Math MARGARET GROTH, Physical Education. The students were to dive in and swim under water as far as possible. One student asked what stroke the instructor wanted them to use? — He said ‘Well you couldn't do back crawl, ’ she dived in and did the back crawl under the length of the pool. | about fell into the pool laughing. She was the president of my Synchronized Swimming Club and a fantastic swimmer. Never under-estimate a student! SHERI HALWAX, Science, Math, Business JEAN HEMPSTEAD, Business Department NANCY HESKIN, English-Reading Specialist WALTER HESS, Math, Mathletes Coach BILL HILL, Chairman Social Science Department Cafe Co-ordinator, Senior Class Sponsor, National Honor Society. (1) As | pulled down a map to point out a particular location — the entire map rack fell on top of me. (2) Several of my students got into my room ahead of me and tampered with a bulb in my overhead projector. When | turned it on, it exploded — all in good fun of course! (I Jumped 10 feet!) GEORGE HINDAHL, Industrial Education LEIGHTON HOHN, Physical Education VIRGINIA HOLAK, Home Economics JOHN HOLGREN, Math Department Chairman JAMES A. HOREJS, Art, Photography Club Sponsor. Once! gave a ‘'Still Life’’ drawing assignment and a student brought in a sketch of a person ina casket. The funny part about this episode was that the student was serious, he thought a ‘‘Still Life’’ drawing was actually a Still Life. JOYCE ICENOGLE, Business, Varsity Volleyball and Fresh-Soph Softball Coach. BILL JASLOWSKI, Math. RUTHANN JENKINS, Health Education. R. S. JOHNSON, Science. SUSAN EICKEN JOHNSON, Full-Time Substitute, Girls Swimming Diving and Gymnastics Coach. My first year coaching | went to ask Mrs. Walker when the Freshmen Orientation was to ask girls to come out for Cross-Country. Two of my athletes were showing me where to go and we met Mrs. Walker in the stairwell. As | tried to ask the question, she got very irritated with me and said | would have to come back at 1:00 after her lunch, which was an hour later. The more | tried to ask, the more angry she got. Finally, | blurted out everything as fast as | possibly could. When she realized who | was, a new teacher, her whole attitude changed toward me. Before, she thought | was just another student asking about some classes. JOYCE JUSTUS, Spanish, Co-Sponsor Spanish Club CHARLOTTE KANNER, Special Education Teacher MARIA KEENAN, Special Education Instructional Aide, When asking an imaginative student why he was late to class, he answered, “‘he would have been on time if it weren't for the tarantula he had to fight off in the stairwell outside of our room.” After a lengthy explanation, he then asked, “How can you give me the tardy after sucha horrifying experience, that should be punishment enough DAWN KELCH, Business Education. ANNA KLUSENDORF, Math. NICK KOMARCHUK, Industrial Education. QUESTION TO THE FACULTY: “ 44 Aer an Chew, ee ea What was one of your most humorous teaching situations?” DOLORES KOTHEIMER, Math. Once! tried to teach while two maintenance men were taking down ceiling panels in the classroom. They totally upstaged me. | might have done better if | had a ladder though. ROBERT W. KUNDE, Social Science Department, Girls Cross-Country Coach. When we were giving pretests and | used a dropout'’s school |.D. number to take the test myself. My score was by far the highest of all juniors taking the test and Mr. Hill, the Department Chairman, was going around bragging to everyone about the amazing student in The Basic History Class. NANCY LATAS, Home Economics. DAVID LAWRENCE, Media Center. CHARLES LAWSON, Science, Girl's and Boy's Tennis Coach. MARJ LEABLE, English, Spear Sponsor. DON LEACH, Pre-Vocational Coordinator. Quite a few years back | taught English to Freshmen at Bayless High School in St. Louis County. In my class was a tall beautiful red haired girl named Eileen; all the boys were crazy about her, particularly the athletes with big strong muscles, and they would flex them before Eileen’s beautiful green eyes. Patrick sat behind her and he had nothing but his wits; however, he was in love with Eileen. One day, after all the big guys had walked down the aisle passed Eileen, Patrick looked at her and then taking a piece of paper in his hand, touched Eileen’s shoulder. When she turned he stretched out his arm and crumbled the paper in one hand with a great show of pretend strength, exclaiming ‘‘Look, Baby, one hand!!”’ JOHN LEARY, English, Head Coach Forensics, Boys Cross-Country and Boys Frosh Soph Tennis Coach. KRISTEN LEDMAN, Business Cooperative Education, Office Education Association Sponsor JOHN LOCKWOOD, Pupil Personnel, Freshman Football, Indoor and Outdoor Track Coach. LES LUKA, English Department Chairman. KAREN LYONS, Business Education, Junior Class Advisory Board Sponsor, Spartanettes Sponsor. One of my most humorous teaching experiences happened on my first day at OLCHS before | had encountered any students. Trying to be very efficient and make a good impression, | was early to my homeroom. The bell rang for homeroom to start and | was the only one in the room. NO ONE had shown up! | waited patiently a few minutes and then checked to make sure | was in the right room; | wasn't . Down the hall, 30 students stood waiting for their teacher who couldn't find her homeroom. As | rushed down the hall, my shoe fell off. At this point, | was scarlet red and positive this was an omen telling me to get out of teaching before | even started. ED MALONEY, Counselo untry remember a time, while showing a ell asleep and h the entire class laughing at me WOKE UD W EVELYN MALONEY, Science, Ecology Club Co-Sponsor BILL MARCORDES, Science, Sophomore Footbal! Coach Indoor and Outdoor Track Coach LILLIAN MARINO, Health Services ation, Spartan Guards = Opa J.C. MARKEL, Physical Educatior Sponsor JOE MARKS, Industrial Educatio JOYCE MARTIN, Health Services BARBARA MATEER, Music ratinn RON McKAY, Indusirial Educatio JOYCE McMAHON, Art Personnel Department Counselor ROBERT MEEK, Pup BILL MEREDITH, Pupil Pers QUESTION TO THE FACULTY: “What was one of your most humorous teaching situations?” 46 CYNTHIA MOONEY, Schoo DAVE MOONIER, English, A Gnach U0ac LAURIE MUENCH, Dear FRED PARKS, Athletic CHRISTINE POLITO, | Special Ed. My Sait he pane nest MARILYN QUINN, Pup taught LINDA RAGSDALE, PPS. BOB RHINEHART, Industrial Education Department and Chairman. JOSEPH J. RICKEN, English. A freshman wrestler fell asleep in class. The class and | allowed him to remain asleep for awhile. The period ended and his classmates left the room quietly. The class coming into the room did so quietly so as not to disturb the sleeping boy. About fifteen minutes later, the lad woke, looked around the room and recognized only me. He grabbed his books and made a hurried exit. Surprisingly, he didn't ask for a pass. Not surprisingly, the boy told me at graduation that he had not fallen asleep in class again. JOHN ROBINSON, Full-time Substitute, Sophomore Wrestling. was substitute teaching a class of Japanese foreign exchange students. | couldn't communicate to any of them. MYRA SANDERS, English Reading Consultant. DAVE SAUNDERS, Business, Computer Club Sponsor. LEN SCADUTO, Physical Education, Varsity Basketball Coach. VERN SCARPELLI, English, Swim Coach, Student Council Sponsor. While passing out final exams in Englisha student who had spent the best part of first semester freshman year in internal and miserably behind in his work, refused to take a copy of the exam. | said, ‘‘Does this mean you won't take the final?’’ He replied, ‘‘Yeah, What do you think | am stupid? | already flunked this class.”’ NETA SCHWARZ, Pupil Personnel Department, Girls Bowling Sponsor, Forensics. JAMES SMENOS, Math. B. A. SMITH, Chairman Science Department, Yearbook. The day one of my student's caught her hair on fire. From then on she was called ‘‘Flame. ’ CINDY STERNISHA, Math, Head Coach Girls Tennis. QUESTION TO THE FACULTY: ‘What was one of your most humorous teaching situations? TED STORER, Physical Education, Assistant Freshman Football Coach. BOB STOY, Social Science, WECEP. SKIP SULLIVAN, Social Science, Assistant Varsity Football Coach, Sophomore Baseball Coach JANE SURMA, Physical Education, Health, PEOPLE, Sophomore Volleyball Coach, Varsity Softball Coach CANDY SWETZ, English, Foreign Language JOHN T. THOMPSON, Science. Watching Sona eat her science experiment and then devour the other experiments in class. ELIZABETH TOMPKIN, Reading Specialist. Restraining my own laughter when a freshman boy's pen accidently flipped into the air and stuck in the ceiling while | was talking to him! WILLIAM J. TUCKER, English, Freshman Class Sponsor The time a girl told me if | made her give a speech in class she would throw up. | did — and she did. GERALDINE VANDEKREKE, Physical Education, Girls Sports Coordinator. FRANK VAZZANA, Cooperative Education, Junior Class Sponsor, Vica and Key Club Sponsor. JANICE VOIGHT, Business Education, My first year of teaching | went to Richards to help Joyce Icenogle with a regional volleyball game. Several hours later, | discovered my car was stolen. My gradebook and student's papers were in the car. Two weeks later the police found my car — stripped down, totaled, and practically unidentifiable, but my gradebook and papers were under the front seat STAN WAKSMUNDSKI, Special Education 49 MILDRED E. WALKER, Director P.P.S. JERRY WALLIN, Math, Wrestling Coach. JOE WALTON, Driver Education, Sophomore Football Coach. MARY LOU WATTLES, Home Economics. BARB WHITEAKER, English, Spartanite Co-Sponsor. MARILYN WILLIAMS, French Teacher, French Club Sponsor. Once | confiscated a boy's school ring which he had been throwing around the room. Later that day he returned to reclaim his ring. Upon receiving it, he said, “I’m sure sorry it had to end this way. ’ Needless to say, the class | was teaching cracked up! WILLIAM WITOSKI, Social Science. RALPH WRIGHT, Social Science. GERRY ZEMLA, English, Special Services. A student who had normally been quiet in class, stood up to give a speech on ‘‘Why the White House is better than my house.’' He cited statistics on square footage, money spent on remodeling and had everyone laughing so hard he got a rousing ovation at the end of his three minutes. CAFETERIA STAFF Front row: Jean LaMountain, Helen Grooms, Betty Davidson, Florita Bohan — Cafeteria Supervisor, Vicki Frontera, Anne Bloomquist Back row: Lorraine Paser, Virginia Devine, Alice DeClue, Loretta Serpico, Karen Shane, Joan Peterson, Dolores Hanson SECRETARIAL STAFF Front row: Betty Reichart, Peggy Dunning, Joan Tuite, Peggy Greener 2nd row: Front row: Jan Kendziora, Alice Biel, Ann Palumbo, Hollis Lindbergh, Carol Kent, Addie Hynes, Lou Matulis, Judy Spirakes, Pat Fundarek, Sharon Eilleen Shields 2nd row: Sophie Lange, Marilyn Cerny, Sylvia Major, Elaine Helmbold Chabitch, Dolly Schiavitti, Peggy Shupryt, Doris Generis CUSTODIAL CREW MAINTENANCE CREW op Bottom row: Rich McMaster, Pete Eskra, Bill Frossard, Roger Sklenicka, Vince Rudar Back row: Front row: Lee LaRocque, Ernie Miller — Director of Vince Conte, Jean Pruett, Diana Swider, Dan Yonell, Joe Boubel, John Bethke, Rich Farina, Walter Building and Grounds 2nd row: Dan Szymanski, Joe Step- Walsh pie Top: Gene Sullivan PARAPROFESSIONALS Seated: Lee Fluhr, Dorothy Zabran Standing: Marty Fox, Pat Banialis, Jim Walsh 52 ti Lu = Ut Ui a = u fc uu fa (is = Ge ee _ Georgia Akasiadis | pees 2 Kirstin Albek Terry Aliman IN Texel (eW-Vel-Uaare) Craig Ambrose Brian Anderson IN fore) (=wavare (=) acyela) _ Rebecca Andersen HBF Wire W- alel¢- (e(zt 3 William Andrist Steve Armstrong Kimberly Ascensio Julie Baker Jennifer Barnes _ Robert Baumgardner | Kristin Beard - Jenise Beasley _ Rudal Bedw. _ Brian Begy _ Michelle Behnke Tricia Bellio _ Maria Benedict -. Anthony Benigno Christopher Bennett Jennifer Benson - Raul B ergen - Christina Bernichio - Kevin Biksacky — Jennifer Bodnar Rochelle Bogathy Karen Boglio — : _ Wayne Bol — _ Blaine Bombacino _ _ Christine Boonstra _ Angelo Boutinas Jennifer Brady Diane Brearley Michael Browne Douglas Bruck ere ee Paula Bruck ee Jennifer Budz eo ls ‘ Ailsttehtayasis) (eta David Burgstiner PaulBurke Dawn Burks “Carlo Caprio Frank Carcara _ John Carey © 54 OFFICERS Front row: JULIE MARQUARDT — Vice President, SONA NADENICHEK — Treasurer 2nd row: JACK KOTOWSKI — President, MICHELLE BEHNKE — Secretary ‘FRESHMEN Christine Cario Jeffery Carroll Candice Cartolano Shaun Casey Mike Caul Todd Chermak Paul Chesters Edward Chiebek Susan Chruszczyk Michelle Cianda Vicki Clark Marc Clemans Heidi Cochrane Colleen Cohen Sherry Coie Lisa Cooper Penny Corlett Julie Coyne Susan Crocilla Joanne Crotty Kenneth Dahlstrom Carl Day Jennifer Deacon Mania Delenikas Viti. t Sqm 7 m ¢ Lynda Filicette Frank Finnegan Margaret Fisher Laura Flaherty Jeffery Flanagan Duane Flynn Deborah Framberg .. Christopher Gambino Daniel Gangler Robert Gangloff David Garza Wileen Gausman eae Slalsigavmelcicler- 1g 2 Chris Geisler be ia Jason George ie Dennis Geraghty Ls Douglas Gershon | Dina Giannakopoulos _ | ' Pile Melelciat Amy Goble Paul Goeppner Leticia Gonzalez ; Ce Shelia Gorman es George Graziadei i Lee Joan Grivakis ee Michael Gunderson Cee Michelle Halpin ee Eileen Hand Susan Hansen _ hs) Brian Hannigan Timothy Harasym Amna Hassan Andrew Hawk Tina Hayes Yousef Helal Brian Henke Thomas Henning Leo Herman Kenneth Hlebasko David Hnatovic Marianne Hodegetts Lisa Hoffenkamp AnnaMarie Holdorf James Holtrop Joseph Horvath Bridget Houlihan Carrie Houlihan Christy Houlihan Lorry Hovanec Brad Hudson Troy Huisman June Hurd David Janicke Dawn Jankuski Stan Jarzabek Rebecca Jensen Angela Johnson Gregory Johnson Holly Johnson Jacqueline Jones 4 Paul Jones Mike Jowik Ezeh Judeh Lisa Kamolz Joseph Kaminski John Karsky Biclelcn el 94 Steven Kestian Christine Killelea Kimberely Killelea Lynette Killelea Patricia Klimson Gregory Klups Kayme Kocis Catherine Kollman John Kotowski Lucy Kowalczyk Sandra Kozin George Krauss John Kulig _ Jason Kurokawa - Laura Lafave Jill Lafoy Annemarie Lajeunesse Charles Latimer Sherri Lavela Joseph Lawson _ Margaret Leiner =igcon Male (=1a) John Lisak _. Brian Long Valerie Longo Nicholas Lontka Melissa Lyons Lisa Macek Paul Mackin Michelle Main Lori Majewski James Mallios Robert Marcheski James Marcanio Gaia Marchetti Carrie Markello Julie Marquardt Jefferey Martin Steven Martin a Kero(omurlatial Patricia Mataitis Ramsey Matarieh Jennifer Mathis Malinda Mazur Dennis McAleenan Maureen McCarville Dawn McConnell Joseph McCoy William McCue Daniel McElheny James McGovern Bonnie McGuire Dawn McGuire Shannon McGuire William McKenna Sean McLaughlin James McNerney Irfan Meah Kim Medows Mary Merriman Chery! Miller Kristy Miller Laura Miller David Minelli Jeanine Moritz Lee Morris Edmund Mroz Julie Mueller Mercedes Mulrenin Laura Mysza Leanne Mysza Sona Nadenichek Janie Naughton Dan Nemcher Eric Nichols Wendy Norton Susan Novak Edward Nowdomski Stanley Orbrochia Basem Omari Bassam Omari Mike O'Mearns Keith Oslakovic Brenda O'Sullivan Cassandra Palanchar John Parillo Cynthia Parisi Thomas Parkalob Elizabeth Partyka ODNDOROM= The grinning ‘Cheshire Cat The band jams to the Spartan Fight Song. The first taste of high school: freshman registration. “Eureka! x=8. ' “I'm doing my homework, honest!” “| knew the answer last night.’ “Chariots of Fire.” “Hi there!” “First period starts too early.” Daniel Paul — Ronald Peake . Rhonda Pedersen Keith Pennella Maria Petinatos IDEVal (cl mal=1ice) Lisa Pollard Joanna Ponthieux ier r- (co) ecole} iW ltelateiom melatcig Jody Powers Patrick Powers Victoria Pratl Donal Quaid Dan Quinlan Aviom at-leler-194 Dean Raschke Michelle Rasmussen Jennifer Regh (Ol aldis} (ole)alcia nici (ela Scott Reiff Jeffrey Reinheimer Slotalallici@ ai alialstsy ShonaPatterson _ AG a - . Timothy Rhoades Kimberly Roak Richard Robinson Renee Robles Thomas Rogers Jason Rolence Andra Ross Robert Ruchala Dana Russell Derek Russell Steven Sable Ruthann Saddler Christine Saddler Michelle Sala Daniel Salamone Nickolette Sanello Helen Sanow John Savvas Amy Saylor Jaclyn Schmidt Jennifer Scholz Robert Schranz Irene Schulman Stephen Sea : Peter Shannon Mohammed Shehayber Julie Sheil Anne Shelton Danielle Shutay o John Sierros Valerie Sietsema Paul Sill Melissa Sinagra Joseph Sinodinos Charles Skaggs Dana Skaritka — Frank Skunicki _ _ James Slager — Cathline Smith: Jennifer Smith @-lcclamelaniiial Jennifer Statkus Annmarie Steiskal _ Matthew Stell Michael Stell Meridith Stillwell Kelley Stimac Wendy Stoner Roberta Stryszak -Shery Stumpfel Jolene Sturn Troy Scho : Donald Suchy - Colleen Sullivan Darrin Sundberg Angela Superczynski “Kenneth Swanson Stephen Sweiss Dawn Swiatek Sandra Tallon Christy Tarasevic Christine Terfler Tien Van Thai Dave Thomas — James Thomson Jeffery Tkachuk Scot Tomasek iDyovalat-Waaccinal= lias Mathias Traynor _ Wendy Anderson Robert Baker Perrish Bolen Janet Craig Darrell Evans Charles Knor NOT PICTURED Jeff Larson Joseph Lonngren Ron Mackey William McCarry Scott Munis John O'Connor Michael O'Connor Earl Rotkovich Michael Thompson Mike Tinerella Sharon Torres Matthew Walker Jennifer Trubec Susan Twigg Marc Vajarsky Douglas Vana Constance Vanderwarrer: Jamie Vetter James Vezina Rose Vicario Jill Vickers Heidi Vorberg Charles Wagner Heather Walden Terri Walker Frank Wallace Jason Washkevich Kimberly Wasielewski Cynthia Wasik James Wedel Christine Weiss Angela Wells Patrick West Cheryl White Dave Whitten Kevin Wicherek Salley Wilkie Denise Williams Veronica Wills Gracie Wodziak Nancy Wojciechowski Dawn Wolf Stacey Wolsic Jeffery Wronski Dana Wulff Jennifer Wysocki Sherif Zegar Nezar Ziad Michelle Zybert 67 Brien Akers Amy Alsot David Amado Kimberly Amato Richard Artus Debra Bacon: _ Richard Bagus _ Raymond Bale Bessie Barlas __ Monica Brandt David Brashinger _ Lauri Brinkma: Laura Brown Renee Bujak — Michael Bulin Kevin Bumstead Laura Burba Richard Burgin: Jeremy Burke Traci Burton Coryann Buss Dawn Compagna George Canellis Jeffrey Canino Robert Capsack Mike Captain — Giovanna Carli _ Timothy Carroll — James Casey Scott Cassidy OFFICERS Front row: AMY ALSOT — Secretary, MONICA BRANDT — Treasurer 2nd row: SCOTT SMITH — President, PAUL HENNESSY — Vice President i ' RES te ay . 0 t 70 Thomas Cassin Mloss1-10) 48 @r-1¢-1(0(0) Rachel Cedar Denise Cepek Beth Cerevic Billy Cerniuk James Cerrentano Christine Chiagkouris Christopher Chlebek Judith Christensen Arnold Christianson Paul Ciaglia Joseph Cipriani Robert Cipriani Jeannie Clarida William Cole Anthony Collachia Corey Comella Susan Cooper Beth Corbett Lisa Cowart Catherine Cozza Kimberly Craig Jay Cravens Linda Crosby Laurie Cunningham Michael Danaher Barbara Davis Jeff Davis Kevin Davis Joseph Demanuele Patricia Demopoulos Joan Demott Truc Do Richard Doner Mark Dorman Holly Dove Edward Draper Maria Drikos Timothy Drish Jeffrey Drogolewicz Scott Dubiel Brian Dunn Bryan Dunn Jeanine Dunne Tracy Durand Mary Durkin Kim Dybek Cynthia Dye Bernadette Dziaba Anne Eckenroth Mary Eddy Andrew Ehn Kimberlee Ehrenhaft Maria Elsousou Theresa Engimann Rene Enriquez John Fabian Glenn Fabish Robert Feddersen y' j a £ ‘ ; ; ; ba 3 $ ; E | ' i DN IN Colleen Geegan Stan Georgakopoulos Joseph Geraghty Ghusein Ghusein Steven Glader Kellie Green Paul Greenan Laura Gricus Robert Griffin Paul Grivakis Donna Grove Laura Haehnlein Michael Haggan Thomas Halpin Mark Halt Edward Hannigan Tammi Hansen Susan Harper Sheryl! Harrington Amany Hassan Jean Hasse Jason Hayes James Heffernan Robert Heidelmeier Oi = ornate Mark Helms — Karen Helzing Paul Hennessy — Thomas Hentush _ Tony Hernandez - Scott Herrmann Tracy Hessling Keith Hitney — Bevo) alan m(e)|(-iarelealalaus _ James Hood ___ Lisa Jasinski Gina Jaworowski _ Eric Jerger Kurt dillson anice Jodiowski_ John Johandes. _ Leanne Johnson : Bealimoties Kamal Judeh James Kachel - Thomas Kalowski BrianKane | Juli Kasper — Bonnie Kautz _ Bessie Kavouras Cheryl Keiran Michael Kelly Lee Ann Kerns Michael Kielar Earl King ee Wendy Klaus Kelly Klutcharch Steven Kmak Maria Koliopoulos Khristopher Kol Karen Kraft James Kramp David Krueger Laura Krull Mark Kuglarz Tracy Kuntzman Tina Kusek Daniel Lacloche Lynette Lake Chris Lambros John Lamountain Michael Laudadio Melissa Lavela Craig Leikel Arthur Leiner Anthony Leora Kevin Leroy Angela Levato Julie Levine Joe Lhotak Ourania Liakas Thomas Lieske Donald Lind Michelle Linnert Chris Locacius John Lonosky David Lopez Cynthia LoRusso Vicky LoRusso Kathie Lundgren Lisa Luznicky Kevin Lynn Michael Maddox Gina Madison Sandra Mager Joseph Manzo Luann Marcanio Mark Marchetti Gabrielle Marchi Ann Marek Richard Martin Thomas Martin Salwa Matarieh Romina Mattillion Clifford May Marisa Mazur Gina McAdrian Matthew McAuliff sates ater er ene Sot Weatata tate Ro a 12 - Let's see, 142=.. 277 The Sophomore girls try to be graceful while trying to play basketball “| would say that this bug Here did the damage to my apple.” This is working? The Sophomores are getting hairier every year. “Can you explain that again?” “Come on Scott, use your finger like a real man.” The lone sophomore. “Maybe if | concentrate | could draw a circle just like ‘Wal’.” Just like a student, locked in a cage Look out Michael Jordan. Think Art Ms. Burton. Dear Jen, there's this boy hanging around .. . - Be. Beeeocssimemernerenneonmeniers Kathleen O'Sullivan Anthony Padula Lisa Palermo Dave Palm Eugenia Pappas Sofe Pappas Robert Parillo Rachelle Passananti Donna Patitucci Renae Patterson Robert Patterson Lisa Pedone Carolyn Pender Tammy Perillo Vikki Peterson Tammy Petkus Mike Phillips Alice Pietraszek Matteo Pigozzo Pamela Pitts Lisa Plante Jeff Pohlman John Pohlman Philip Polito Kimberly Pollack Luanda Post William Przybyla Terry Psaltakis Manal Qazzaz Patricia Racine Carol Raftery Troy Raney Kevin Ratcliff Richard Rezack Dawn Rickman Jim Roche Paul Roche Pamela Rohde John Rolence Margaret Rollberg Dino Romano Eric Rosenbrock Michelle Rowe Lawrence Ruger Patti Rutz Paul Sadoski David Schaefer Cheri Schmidt 79 Sheila Schweig _ Roman Scislowicz Gwen Sea Michael Sempek Carolyn Shaw Pile) alatrejaiv)ey-¥¢ Katie Shultz Tony Sibrava Albert Simcsak Rlolalamel ce r4larci 4 Scott Smith Michael Srok Richard Sro _ Annette Stanford - David Stanko ee Mary Stefanik _ Pamela Stiegman __. Mare Suchorski David Sullivan § John Sullivan _ Martin Sullivan _ Julie Sweet Maher Sweis ‘Dennis Swiec — _ Mohammad Tabally Greg Tatro Craig Taylor Tammy Taylor - Maria Terra Jeannie Thomas - Sonia Tijerina Tom Tomecki Cindy Tremaine Debbie Turnbow Kelly Turner Timothy Tuzik Tina Tyszko Jonathan Vandermeulen — Carrie Verk Gregory Vickers NOT PICTURED Tricia Absher Michael Badey Christopher Brogan Michael Carey Keith Fournier Michael Ganzer Sharon Hagen Alice Visinaiz Christine Walsh Mary Jo Walsh Kenneth Walter Deanna Walter Jonathan Washkevich th Mh Harry Webber Mark Wedick Brian Weigel Shannon Wells Susan Whisson Carl White Charles White Brian Wiegman Kurt Wilamowski Amy Williams Kara Williams Heather Wilson Kelli Wilson Lucille Wisek William Wisniewski Mark Witthoft Betty Worner James Worth Hope Yarberry Laura Yurcisin Cheryl Zadakus Michael Zagorski Kenneth Zawadzki Mary Zirino Sherry Zivich Denise Krzesica Sandra Nickelson Michael Murphy Ronald Ringberg Valerie Schranz David Spivak Shannon Stone 81 Kathleen Abrams (@laldicitelolarciar-Ver- [nats Jeanine Adams Michael Adcock Wendi Ahern Robert Alexander Rebecca Alsot Paul Altes Joseph Amado (@linrom aar-tce) Jean Anderson William Anderson Carl Baker Michelle Bamberger Christine Banach Alexandra Barlas — Anthony Barnes Mitchell Barteck: — Oh esiieataeal aLae Mark Bastys Greg Baugh Laura Beal Sheryl Beekman Michael Begley David Behling rah eae meneame rtm sieinters Kerry Beister ‘Barbie Berchman ; Fred Bernichio Michelle Blackwood ierclalerelm sree lian Jeffrey Bogho Kelly Braun ito Mele-P4ciLUs} Nisiaiaiiisiasicelal Bradley Bruce BE lcm elation. Theresa Burdi Amy Burke Chris Burrow Angela Byrkett Manolete Capatan Joseph Cardinal (@lalaicite) o arsia Or- La cyola) | John Carnevale i Douglas Carvelli : Het Mary Cavanaugh | veg eee Grant Cayer eee Tern Cerf | Jackie Cernava i | g2 OFFICERS Front row: DEBBIE DELAP — Vice President, SHARI MOSER — Presi- dent 2nd row: JULIE STANCIK — Treasurer, DINA GOLDSTEIN — Secretary Philip Charleston Mark Chesters _ James Chiagkouris Geoff Chiarelli Michael Child Gus Christakes -Kathee Clifford — _ Jennie Cochrane tere Fammy Goe - Jennifer Collings — Christine Combs _ - Patricia Combs James Connelly Daniel Cook Richard Corlett - Amanda Coyne Coleen Crowley Dawn Cybula Anita Czekala Nae] ¢=1- BW e (os) (1810) Michael Dahistrom Tina Daliege 1D Y=Talalicm Bl=r- exe) a} Gina Deangelis — ee Pag : _ Susan Delaney — aoe Debra Delap os i Patrick Demas Deborah Depass Michael Devito © Alan Devries Thomas Dice Stephanie Disabato Tam Do Joe Dolce Sean Dorgan Corina Dorman Wendy Downs Lisa Dryjan Albert Dunn Maureen Durcan Craig Dwyer Natanun Eamsupa Sandra Eberhart John Ehmen Kristine Ellis Susan Fabian Roberta Fahey Nader Fakhouri James Filicette Cari Finnegan Candyce Fionda Kelly Fitzgerald David Flint James Foley Steve Foley John Folga Angela Forliano David Fornek Julie Franek David Franzen Christine Frith Larry Gadomski Barbara Gary Maria Geary David Gershon Awatef Ghusein Linda Gill Nicholas Giokas Dina Goldstein John Gonczy Melissa Gonzales Patricia Gonzalez Craig Groll Christy Gutowski Debra Hall James Hambrick Donna Hammonds 85 “Cheryl Hansen Kristen Harker : Kim Harper -. Renee Harrington James Hartman Moe Hassan Joseph Hasse Patrick Hayes ne lat- =iimi=re (0[= ae Christine Helzing Scott Henfier Tracy Henning James Henson — Janie Hentush Cynthia Hernandez Jason Hess Robert Hladik Mary Hogan James Holub Cyndy Hunter Thomas Ingalls Danette lvastanin Rasa Izokaitis Niele hmur-leatars! Se hy Jeanine Janiak ee Karen Janicke Le gear Ronald Jaracz eee age eae Danette Jendrzejak _ eae Traci Jendrzejak fe5 Katnleen Jesse Daniel Jones Diane Joyce Kim Kachel Walid Kanan Elizabeth Karczynski Carla Karsky Thomas Kasprzak Tracy Kavalaukas Kelly Kehoe Pamela Kelnosky Matthew Kestian Sandra Kielar Christopher King Steven King Jackie Knight Richard Kocis Steven Kolodske Ted Komperda Beth Koruba Patricia Kostek Paula Kostek Andy Kowalczyk Diane Kowalewski Alan Kozlowski Kari Krauss Laura Kumingo Scott Kupczyk Demetra Kutsulis Joseph La Fevre Lewis Lake 87 Kathy Schopper kicks back and relaxes Lucy Muzzicato wants to know what this bit is with the balloons and yardstick. Karyn Vanderwarren thinks she might have grown an inch. Sue Phelps plays a solo. Bob says, ‘The round ones go in the round holes and the square ones in the square holes.” 6. Diane writing her heart out for an ‘A.’ 7. ‘This book would be much more interesting if it had pictures.’ 8. He's got that covergirl smile 9. ‘'| never suspected Advanced Crayon Coloring would be this hard.” 10. ‘| really need a good grade in Algebra.”’ 11. Gil, pencils really aren't good for you! 12. ‘I'd like a giant sized piece please.” Karen Lange Anthony Laplant William Lee Gilbert Leora Rotts) olan exshz- hie) Joseph Livigni Kimberly Logalbo - Randi Londos Rlelslan rele Margaret Lupe Thomas Lyons - Khallid Maal: Wendy MacDonald Jenniter Macha — Jennifer Mackin _ Mary Malas Dean Martin. DoreenMcCaule, | “Traci McConneli -Patricia McEihen, Shawn McElwee Teresa McE ntee Mary McGarr, Margaret McGrath hie Patricia Melia Gina Michalski Edward NViklosh - Susan Milashoski Groldmilliare yaa Robert Miller Todd Miller James Miskevics tynda Miszkiewic2 Angela Mieczko Brian Moore Dennis Morgan relat celanulelsisls Steven Murezek James Murray Lynn Murray Lucia Muzzicato Dawn Myers Lawrence Nachman Pleven telelstaloatsl Thomas Nesis Kelly Newren Bennet Nisbet Lisa Nowak 90 Julianne O'Connor Kelly O'Connor Ruba Odeh Diane Odehnal George Orozco David Orr Cynthia Oswald Stacy Papoutsis Lisa Pasquarella David Paul Gregg Peary Terry Perillo Ereen Pesek Anthony Peterson Suzanne Phelps Kenneth Phillips Carl Pigozzo Andrew Pisarski Laura Ponthieux Jacquelyn Porter James Porter Stacey Powers Valerie Poynter Timothy Radtke Gina Raff Sean Rainsford Cathleen Ramos Tori Raney Kirsten Rascher Lisa Raschke Walter Ratajczak Laura Rebout Katherine Redelsperger Richard Rekar Chadwick Reno Lisa Rettig Cathy Reutebuch John Riedmuller Gus Rigus Donnamarie Riskus David Rogers Florence Rogers Ronald Ruhl Charles Russell John Ryan William Ryan Steven Rynkar Steven Sanavaitis 91 SLE AREL Nh Ri) Da paki Allison Sargent Karen Sawyer Nicole Scalise Icy Weier- leo] are) Willelaleal(emelouiretig Tammy Schiffer | 2 q 2 ; Kimberly Schlosser Kathy Schopper (slo Nr-ce Moleialg- e[c! =. Joseph Schweig = aillelancst-Werelsle(21|(- ce) Frank Secor Britta Shull Kristine Siedis Lee Siedschlag Debra Smiley Daniel Smith Thomas Sodaro Raymond Sommerfield Alfred Sorenson _ Frederick Sorensen Dawn Spirakes Py lelalcil sme) teers) Ue] Eric Staudt Jane Stefan IViteattcimeltciictalise Wendy Steinberg Alan Stevens Thomas Strama Gail Strassner etoular-laNare lie] aan) Michael Sullivan Edward Surma Kelly Taylor David Tedeschi Karen Throw Kelly Topolski Gina Traynere Lynn Trosper Denise Tyszko Robert Ulman Laurie Vahl Amanda Valdez _ Wendy Valone Karyn Vanderwarren Janeen Venturella Patricia Villies lan Vogt John Apted Tina Barsebick Scott Basak Tracy Bolz William Booth Scott Cappos Charles Ferro Rick Figus Patrick Fritz Paul Garcia Earl Gokcan Dawn Jasinski James Jordan Jerry Judd David Kelly David King wret ' Pree NOT PICTURED David Kirchman Richard Lamb Lisa Laske William Locacius Christopher Loschetter William Maniatis Matt Marchetti Thomas McGinty Marcy Mcintyre Shari Miller Terrence Murphy Laura Nemcher Aaron Nykaza Darlene Omiecinski Jeri Parisi Reva Rule Amy Wagner Debbie Walker Joseph Walker John Wallace Chris Ward David Ward Mary Wasowicz Desiree Wasserman Michael Welch Susan Wetzel Daniel Wheeler Richard Whipple Carol Whisson Colleen Williams James Wills Sandra Wilson Laura Wisek Jeanne Wood Julie Wood Dawn Wortel Mark Xeros Darryl Young Solomon Zaghlul Ervin Zander Najla Ziad John Ziga Basma Ziyad Donato Zurlo Richard Saddler James Schmidt Anthony Sevening Daniel Snyder Julie Stancik Robert Sweiss Christopher Swistek Paul Szum Laura Tallon Virginia Tasker Todd Taylor Dennis Terrance Eric Tijertina Richard Twigg Reid Viles Allen Westin Gary Williams 93 CLUBS ACTIVITIES HOMECOM ING ACTIVITIES ¢ PEP RALLY PARADE _ Grand Winner Trophy and FIRST PLACE in the truck trailer division goes to the Junior Class. . The Ecology Club enters a walking float. . Oak Lawn's Marching Band led by Sue Phelps. . Cheerleaders take a much needed break during the game. .Best Use of Theme and Second Place in the truck trailer division went to Office Occupations. Senior Class float. Oak Lawn's friendly cheerleaders march in the parade. “MEMORIES” meat t9a gee Tae Fee tins 2 Homecoml ING SPARTANS EAGLES | aa = 4 1. Junior Class show their spirit. 2. The spirited Senior Class. 3. The Homecoming crowd shouts encouragement. 4. The PEOPEL float takes FIRST PLACE in the car walking division. 5. Sophomores celebrate at the pep rally 6. The FRESHMAN CLASS float won second place in the car walking division. 7. The GRAND MARSHALS — Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wiltshire. 8. Another view of Snoopy on the Office Occupation float HOMECOMING DECORATIONS ¢ DANCE “MEMORIES” , . oa on ee Cen Ne ee , , =e paiamaitigidhusdaase.3- -sabacoasal eee ete 5 igi ii it iit deiecaeatitait . ™ pat red 11 1. “Twist and Shout!” 2. Look out below. 3. “Synod” rocks the dance floor. 4. AChorus Line? 5. ‘You're going to the dance with him?” 6. The King and Queen pucker up. 7. The dancing gets under way. 82 12,3, turn: 9. The 1985 Homecoming court lines up. 10. ‘Aren't you glad you used Dial?” 11. The Certs encounter. 12. Nora and Rose promote Homecoming ‘85. 13. ‘Smile and pretend you're having fun.”’ “A CHORUS LINE” THE CAST ESC CCG te mmenn Mite aioe sister ies cen art mplechors sc ichaur uel ciielia iecensueceiecsice Vicki ETE In ISLE IC een Neca Rc Taree ef AHA Wey © Wane loileyerTenlsile (ele care a ciate Richie TET CROW ETI oiteve, 5 mcr nett bl ORES Cee hla ICR ee RI On ee ae ae Zack SeriGtce al ACOSO mma ramen Rate ait ener cia te 0. shan llt.lsissitet sieninctaoace ors saiance sb ake e DeDe SITTISETE SE om) Oty. 6.5. 6 ered GIO BLO EREROREL one enc Age Oncor Rar Ooh cect eae Mark “OTTTENCERETIIE) Saha: GG) di Siotth cent CAs Si ROR Ok NCCE CISC ene ae Bobby PATIO SCK Man NT PATTIE, APIA) lta ro Sieh oi sors, dlamane shaacels Slee WreOlOrw se Shale Sheila BEL ICCHTONY SKN tee MEM ge Pet trctcrh an izeiictetia sheehare ote, siinfelecy e's, vera iever'el sueteie 9 al elene inte Al STIGIMILSA TIVO aleB.o ¢ cabbe a 0.0 Ed Sale 10 CEO IO OrG) CDR ERIC ORO Otc Iniciar NOE acini Trica “BYE LATO TRUCRY 5° 4 oc go Oo MENO GRIMES Cent: COCNC ace ORE et oR RCHERCRSIR ort eae en Lois eet CGM R OM Hien ter on firs tert retary Neils auGien losers olsach ereyele saaes Don Parsee enc G AN OME MRR terde rc eastekeh oon StL tire Sycuaos Aut Stine aes rate e sin ee a DIANA COR STDMINET? a wig tesa BBL SLOT NRCan Reg Val aA OTS SM Eee ie ite era vue cas rates vile Nine it em, Ggelalldy anid go 8s opi « Butch aEe MOC LOLMMER MRE Tc Pith iene elec Obes dl afatic) svailsray aes Quoi i alle let arebe sain e's Cassie ECE OUWANFSSS. 6 5 gilbig i aithufore U0 Cuceo Ove ee ONL tie Eno Rc REORERUCE che oa Judy Sea lee | er eed Ne Son los enc oiiriods we Tunes fray ohio) oho, svlo@Mylu 6 6-0 Qala tie Paul RTE IESE UIC HMmee sae tie te Rac areca GpohGy Salons nae ve Slolioreiserayranihle ea voiik subi Connie SN ESTES SIC MMe en MRA TTT Picies «ore Strela hcl a Watpveonsic, seis wtnne Vaeoretes Sey eleis BeBe eR Cl SPP ies martes iyatict 6 une ils lewis, boaste sels, vhe bye 6.4, bon ale Mike SUBTESTS coos of Seen CR Enon option AC ORE PONE RCO Ce CoCe eTCeO S te r a ar areaa Maggie Sree AUN SOL me eennee ocean ps) visto Ai tans oe ace tary va: aeeicane Givens ap Sains’ Fah Lynda ercele PATE Hg al 6.3.0 28s Aunt RNG Gucre lec it CIC C RD aeRO MERC RCH RO Seer Car a Roy CEU ICH MOE Mei Pataca ere serach ec jos. Sade dsa econo oslloa caval sian One Kristine THE BAND MMIC NCCOI@ sues oud nis cncte auentroe ccatehe: vents m © eae Stephanie Di Sabato Clarinet, Sop. Saxophone and Alto Sax. ........ cece ee eee eee Aaron Nykaza RMR CANICLE-JUSGEIIFIONT reteyce erercsn yes espe syevernr eres’ 8 © ocho. 4,3 ere Dale Cissna MREMIESE EMSAM PORE TaT: avi e) cdetnuedesr Ten aate nk es fara e eatin eon ciclo lenelal ee ae Rich Kocis CUSTAR. 3 ao cf uty - Goethe Byte GO cre CARRE: ALE) OME CREO tae ney ae karin a Roy McNaughton CURED? yosg acess ot Gee 0 ee ENS GSR I ean ae Art McNaughton Percussion Geoff Kovarik THE PRODUCTION STAFF DIeCtOn eatin Mees iaeieeteg oats aera etek helintaunis arate s Mr. Tom Dzurison PhOaQucerMUSICAlDIKeCtOlaean trem istern eicie rerekelsie teen Mrs. Barbara Mateer PubhientyiDirectOtaeure avs: eae. «Sie crictsia des wis ees, 5 Mrs. Arlene Carrier COSTUMES Site nie Perter carte cs hi cyt MECN eI MKT oN Sherk she Mrs. Theresa Flowers, Mrs. Joyce Ticknor MakeG-Up'8 id gree iets ks ca vrodainy oes Terry Weiss, Debbie Walker, Rene Geegan, Angie Johnson, Colleen Geegan and Lisa Mack Choreqrapheneciyeysaaireiertces cveuotas aiclalephid aanes ehe ane aie 6 Mr. Tom Ueach StUGEHRONECOM a erred eaereeene) «ses eieye Nancy Finn, Cindy Schroeder CONSTIUCTION Mae eas redtrgeies terse tectcon conede «ois reteusatt ha ne sai Mr. Vern Scarpelli Eight Design: saan capmeccmuytenet. «cake See Mr. Tom Dzurison, Kevin Bumstead PighhOperatorsa. racy ess Lisa Cowart, Julie Marquardt, Dawn Jankuski SOUMCIODETALONS cde sane alcatel eas nine Tim Carroll, Dana Russell LIGHT AND CONSTRUCTIONM CREW Dawn Jankuski, Ann Marie Steiska, Julie Marquardt, Margie Fismer, Kevin Bumstead, Dawn Kosek, Tom Panko, Dana Russell, Chris Weiss, Dawn Burks, Tammy Miskevics, Chris Morris, John Kotowski PUBLICTY Lisa Mack, Laura Haehnlein, Vikki Peterson, Chris Fredericks, Ramsey Mer- rill, Cindy Schroeder, Amy Taylor, Melanie Bellio, Sue Whisson, Chris McGarry, Frank Geraghty (House Manager) VARSITY BAND Front row: Lori Milham, Michelle Linnert, Tina Daliege, John Gonczy, Jennifer Statkus, Valerie Poynter, Laura LaFave, Andra Ross. 2nd row: Leanne Mysza, Kris zokaitis, Karen Helzing, Jennifer Wysocki, Tracy Henning, Michelle Bamberger, Dana Skaritka, Tori Raney, Angela Superczynski, Kayme Kocis, Jill Flathom. 3rd row: Jamie Naughton, Valerie Sietsema, Lee Morris, Ron Mackey, Maria Petinatos, Sheri Mysza, Don Witthoft, Brian Dunn, Dennis Swiec, Dan Kotowski, Dan LaCloche, Jim Mallios, Rochelle Bogathy. 4th row: John Karsky, Tammy Taylor, Dawn McConnell, Troy Raney, Larry Ruger, Geoff Chiarelli, Bill Hentush, Bob Baker, Jim Thomson, Elizabeth Houlihan, Arnie Christianson. 5th row: Christy Tarasevic, Jennifer Mathis, Julie Johnson, Jill Dykema, Dale Cissna, Mr. Currie. Not pictured: Gina Deangelis, Tina Bernichio, Dawn Mysza, Frank Wallace, Julie Raddatz, Craig Leikel. CONCERT BAND % . : ae 7 as ‘ : if 3 | Front row: John Gonezy, Shannon Devries, Tammy Taylor, Jackie Cernava, Juel Schaar, Jolene Sturm, Sona Nadenichek, Sue Phelps, Stephanie DiSabato. 2nd row: Wendy Smith, Linda Jakowitz, Jennifer Macha, Vida Brazaitis, Michelle Bamberger, Tracy Henning, Janie Hentush, Lisa Garritano, Traci Jendrzejak, Cathy Cozza. 3rd row: Dale Cissna, Craig Leikel, Carl Baker, Jim Mallios, Dennis Seiec, Brian Dunn, Sue Bradtke, Lori Milham, Elizabeth Houlihan, Brian Begy, Karyn Vanderwarren, Aaron Nykaza. 4th row: Rochelle Bogathy, Larry Ruger, Randy Bogathy, Geoff Chiarelli, Arnie Christianson, Rich Kocis. 5th row: Karen Lange, An- dra Ross, Scott Smith, Ron Mackey, Christy Tarasevic, Jill Flathom, Mr. Currie. Not pictured: Pat Powers, Jennifer Barnes. | 3 104 A CAPPELLA CHOIR Front row: Rose Trlak, Nora O'Connor, Vicki LoRusso, Desi Wasserman. 2nd row: Cara Marchet- ti, Lisa Miller, Sol Zaghul, Ron Peake, Stacey Powers, Patty Webber. 3rd row: Lisa Reichart, Sheryl Beekman, Angie Martin, Scot Herrmann, Brian E. Cowart, Andy Reed, Kathy Vnderwarren, Donna Hammonds, Judy Hamilton. TREBLE CHOIR Front row: Irene Schulman, Teri Cerf, Mrs. Mateer, Annette Frantz, Julie Marquardt. 2nd row: Chris Tiess, Candy Fionda, Ramsey Merrill, Heather Wilson, Shari Miller, Lisa Betz. 3rd row: Donna Grove, Carrie Verk, Jenny Smith, Karrie McGuire, Lisa Mick, Gaia Marchetti. Not pictured: Karen Bod- nar, Mary Ellen Connelly, Colleen Geegan, Janet Schmidt. SPARTAN SINGERS Front row: Gaia Marchetti, Jack Kotowski, Lisa Miller, Vicki LoRusso, Ron Peake, Desi Wasserman. 2nd row: Lisa Reichart, Kevin Bumstead, Sheryl Beekman, Jenny Smith, Sol Zaghlul, Shari Miller, Donna Hammonds, Brian Cowart, Stacey Powers. Not pictured: Irene Schulman. 106 PEP BAND ee ee cc aE var Front row: Dana Skaritka, Angela Superczynski, Jill Flathom, Cathy Cozza, Traci Jendrzejak, Jolene Sturm, Sona Nadenichek, Laura LaFave. 2nd row: Aaron Nykaza, Val Sietsema, Tracy Henning, Michelle Bamburger, Tammy Taylor, Vida Brazaitis, Jennifer Macha, Lee Morris. 3rd row: Jennifer Barnes, Jenny Statkus, Lori Milham, Denis Swiec, Carl Baker, Andra Ross, Karen Lange, Jennifer Mathis. 4th row: Jamie Naughton, Maria Petinatos, Jim Thomson, Elizabeth Houlihan, Ar- nie Christianson, Larry Ruger, Randy Bogathy, Geoff Chiarelli, Christy Tarasevic. Not pictured: Rochell Bogathy, Wendy Smith, Scott Smith, Lisa Garritano, Tina Bernichio, Stephanie DiSabito, Shannon Sevries, Michelle Linnert, Jackie Cernava, Linda Jakowitz, Tina Daliege, Brian Begy, Troy Raney, John Karsky, Dale Cissna, John Gonczy, Craig Leikel. JAZZ BAND Front row: Tammy Taylor, Aaron Nykaza, Jenny Statkus, Jamie Naughton, Sona Nadenichek, Val Sietsena, Dennis Swi ec, Geoff Chiarelli. 2nd row: Andra Ross, Christy Travasevic, Jim Thomson, Larry Ruger, Jennifer Barnes, Carl Baker, Karen Lange, Randy Bogathy, Arnie Christianson, Lee Morris. OAK LAWN C.H.S.. = MARCHING SPARTANS | zh Ml Sead tm 5) | 8 Front row: Jamie Naughton, Dawn McConnell. 2nd row: Jennifer Mathis, Christy Tarasevic, Scott Smith, Craig Leikel, Karen Lange, Jennifer Statkus, Sue Phelps. 3rd row: Sona Nadenichek, Lisa Garritano, Janie Hentush, Andra Ross, Jill Flathon, Stephanie DiSaboto, Laura LaFave. 4th row: Traci Jendrzejak, Dana Skaritka, Angela Supercyznski, Jolene Sturm, Cathy C ozza, Valerie Poynter, Gina Deangelis, Tracy Henning. 5th row: Michelle Bamberger, Michelle Linnert, Maria Petinatos, Jennifer Wysocki, Vida Brazaitis, Jennifer Macha, Linda Jakowitz, Wendy Smith. 6th row: Val Sietsema, Aaron Nykaza, Leanne Mysza, Pat Powers, Brian Begy, Lori Milham, Sue Bradtke, Dawn Mysza. 7th row: Dan Kotowski, Brian Dunn, Carl Baker, Lee Morris, Tammy Taylor, Jennifer Barnes, Dennis Swiec, Dan LaCloche, Arnie Christianson. 8th row: Jim Thomson, Bob Baker, Bill Hentush, Don Witthoft, Larry Ruger, Geoff Chiarelli, Elizabeth Houlihan, Randy Bogathy. Not pictured: Rochelle Bogathy, John Gonczy, John Wallace, Karen Vanderwarren, Tori Raney, Sheri Mysza, Julie Johnson, Juel Schaar, Jackie Cernava, Jill Dykema, Dale Cissna, Tina Bernichio, Tina Daliege, Karen Helzing, Kris Izokaitis, John Karsky, Kayme Koics, Rick Kocis, Ron Mackey, Jim Mallios, Julie Raddatz, Troy Raney, Frank Wallace. 107 MEDIA CENTER AIDES Front row: Malinda Mazur, Susan Hansen, Melanie Bellio, Tammy Petkus, Jean Hasse, Traci Burton, Cynthia Geary, Diane Kowalewski, Laura Bronzell. 2nd row: Colleen Williams, Carrie Melaniphy, Gwen Sea, Chris McGarry, An- dy Ehn, Dave Brashinger, Andy Wedick, Keith Stawinski, Annette Frantz, Ramsey Merrill. Not pictured: Michelle Suiro, Rae'’schl Hedge, Dawn McConnell, Charles Zirino, Laura Brown, Jeff Canino, Dawn Cybula, Sonia Tijerina, Janie Hentush, Pat Mataitis, Paula Vaglica, Cynthia Wasik, Linda Cesario, Colleen Geegan, Dan Salamone, Steve Sea, Mary Warren, Susan Irby, Dawn Jasinski, Laura Krull, Diane SERPS Manas eS ae ily ccc! Joyce. | | | u STUDENT COUNCIL =F Front row: Kelly Nevels, Wendy Moser, Kelly Taylor, Sona 7 Nadenichek, Chris Banach. 2nd row: Julie Levine, Sherry 3 Zivich, Lina Fernald, Debby Delap, Kirsten Rascher, Dina a Goldstein, Brian Cowart, Jack Kotowski. 3rd row: Shari Moser, 4 Sharan Kuyawa, Nancy Finn, Scott Smith, Kevin Bumstead, a Julie Stancik, Nora O'Connor, Rose Trlak. 4th row: Gregg | Macek, Mark Xeros, Chuck Harper, Cindy Bedwan, Jennifer x Hendzel, Sue Roche, Marijo Marciano, Cheryl Walega, Judi Z Hedrick, Amy Alsot. Not pictured: Monica Brandt, Beth Cor- bett, Kelly Kehoe, Steve Murczek. MS Pe 3 ¥ STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Nora O’Connor — President, Rose Trlak — Treasurer, Sharan Kuyawa — Secretary, Chuck Harper — Vice-president. 108 - KEY CLUB JUNIOR MEMBERS Front row: Margaret McGrath, Colleen Williams, Becky Alsot, Sandra Kielar, Stacy Powers, Diane Kowalewski, Michelle Blackwood, Ginny Tasker. 2nd row: Bill Booth, Dave Kelly, Dee Kutsulis, Jenny Collings, Kirsten Rascher, Dina Goldstein, Debby Delap, Lynda Miskiewicz, sponsor Mr. Vazzana. 3rd row: Scot Cappos, Sean Rainsford, Pat Hayes, Chris Burrow, Mark Xeros, Ron Jaracz, Eric Staudt Not pictured: Donna Hammonds, Desi Wasserman KEY CLUB SENIOR MEMBERS Front row: Barb Gardner, Julie Griesbaum, Kim Decker, Cyndi Geary, Tonia Latorraca, Dawn Kalafut. 2nd row Kathy Macis, Sue Alexander, Mary Grobarek, Jenny Gen- tile, Wendy Cravens, Linda McAndrews, sponsor: Mr. Vaz- zana. Not pictured: Leah Jarski, Rose Trlak, Nora O'Connor, Sue Roche, John Atkinson, Don Melvin. SPARTANITE Front row: Chris Child, John Hickey. 2nd row: Terry Weiss, Lisa Raschke, Nora O'Connor, Michelle Huttner, Bernie Casey, Tammy Tabor. 3rd row: Mrs. B. Whiteaker, J. C. Hall, Roy Prochaska, Bill Olsen, Rob Price, Dave Bagus, Andy Wazio, John Atkinson, Brian Hansen. Not pictured: Kurt Bonomo, Jerry Odehnal, Julie Sikorski, Mike Bohacek, Lisa May, Laura Hopp, Wayne Andersen, Darry! Young NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SENIORS Front row (I to r): Debbie Ward, Marijo Marciano, Wendy Cravens, Wendy Smith, Christina Fauser, Catalina Fernald, Allison Arndt, Elizabeth Sonzski, Brigid Garry, Anita Fialka. 2nd row: Renne Geegan, Sheryl Johnson, Sue Alexander, Jo-Anne Mataitis, Julie lzokaitis, Paula Mason, Tammy Miskevics, Lilly Sun, Janene Zbylut, Karen Krout, Kathy Baader. 3rd row: Gregg Macek, Dale Cissna, Charles Harper, Richard Fuller, Sheila Yomantas, Paul Crocilla, Robert Rafac, Shannon DeVries, Michael Gangler, Thomas Coakley, Joe Kowalczyk. JUNIORS Front row (I to r): Kirsten Rascher, Karen Lange, Sandy Kielar, Diane Kowalewski, Ruba Odeh, Renee Harrington, Traci Jendrzejak, Julie Wood, Stephanie DiSabato, Sue Fabian. 2nd row: Bill Booth, Dina Goldstein, Kim Harper, Shari Moser, Gail Strassner, Vida Brazaitis, Kelly Taylor, Lisa Nowak, Debbie Walker, Michelle Bamberger, Patricia Melia, Julie Stancik, Debby Delap. 3rd row: Pat Hayes, Mike Dahlstrom, Matt Marchetti, Jon Nadenichek, Ken Maali, John Riedmuller, Natanum Eamsupa, Eric Staudt, Ron Jaracz, John Gonczy, Jody Jachna. 110 : N.A.S. INDUCTION CEREMONY NOVEMBER 26, 1985 1. New inductee, Paul Crocilla is welcomed by Mr. Hill. 2. One of the entertainers for the evening, NHS president Janene Zbylut. 3. One, two, three — blow! 4. Debby, Kirsten, and Dina looking lovely in their NHS dress. 5. New NHS inductees getting ready for the long evening. 6. Karen Krout addresses the audience. 7. Vice-president Sherri Johnson lights the candle for scholarship. 1. The lineup of ‘‘wallflowers.”” 2. What a pose! 3. Kids wanna ROCK! 4, “Any requests? That'll be $50.00.” 5. Dancing all nightlong ... 6. If you're ail for the Spartans, clap your hands. . First gave up my job, now | give up my blood.” .Alitle nervous there Ann?” . 'Can | put the needle in now?” . And this is how you make a Sailor’s knot.” . Se when do | get to eat?” 6. Michelle spies her favorite cookies. 114 THESPIANS Front row: Shari Miller, Dawn Kosek, Deb Bacon, Kirsten Rascher, Colleen Geegan, Lisa Cowart. 2nd row: Sharan Kuyawa, Deanna Soukup, Debby Delap, Rose Triak, Nora O'Connor, Marijo Marciano, Sue Roche, Tonia Latorraca. 3rd row: John Karsky, Cindy Schroeder, Gail Strassner, Becky Alsot, Nancy Finn, Wendy Cravens, Amy Alsot, Chris Fauser, Reem Sweiss. 4th row: Stacy Powers, Frank Geraghty, Kevin Bumstead, Maher Sweiss, Rich Kocis, Tom Keane, Brian Cowart, Jack Kotowski, Joe Livigni, Laura Kumingo. Not pictured: Chris Morris. THEATER JUNIORS-SENIORS: Front row: Laura Kumingo, Becky Alsot, Shari Miller, Debby Delap, Kirsten Rascher, Gail Strassner, Reem Sweiss, | Tonia Latorraca, Chris Fauser. 2nd row: Stacey Powers, Nora O'Connor, Frank Geraghty, Tom Keane, Rose Trlak, Rich Kocis, Brian Cowart, Joe Livigni, Marijo Marciano, Sue Roche, Sharan Kuyawa. Not pictured: Cathy Ruetebach. aT aT THEATER FRESHMEN-SOPHOMORES Front row: Valerie Fauser, Tammy Taylor, Deana Soukup, Dawn Kosek, Colleen Geegan, Lisa Cowart, Tom Parkalob. 2nd row: Marie Benedict, Julie Marquardt, Sherry Zivich, Deb Bacon, Cindy Schroeder, Chris Trefler, Manal Quaz- zaz, Melanie Bellio, Chris McGarry. 3rd row: John Karsky, Joe McGrath, Kevin Bumstead, Maher Sweiss, Jack Kotowski, Nancy Finn, Amy Alsot. Not pictured: Chris Mor- ris, Greg Tatro. CAFETERIA AIDES Front row: Steve King, Jane Stefan, Stacy Powers, Kara Williams, Chris Tiess, Bill Lee. 2nd row: Kristy Miller, Dave Kowalewski, Joel Weisskopf, Julie Griesbaum, Nada Bed- wan, Rita Bedwan, Mary McGarry, Mr. Hill. 3rd row: Jody Jachna, Craig Taylor, Mark Xeros, Rob Rafac. Not pictured: Mike Adcock, Rita Anderson, Bridget Brown, Doug Bruck, Dawn Campagna, Pat Combs, Rich Doner, Mike Gangler, Dan Gangler, Nick Giokas, Cindy Hernandez, Sandy Lafaire, Mike Laudadio, Kim Ledbetter, Joe McCoy, Karrie McGuire, Ed Miklosh, Corey Nelson, Michelle Onjack, George Orozco, Terry Psaltakis, Troy Raney, Paula Regh, David Schaefer, Kathy Schopper, Wendy Smith, Pam Stiegman, Laura Tallon, Sandra Tallon, Tom Tomecki, Tam- my Virmond, Bill Vorberg, Heidi Vorberg, Desi Wasserman. CHESS TEAM Front row: Jon Nadenichek, Jeff Davis, Jody Jachna, Steve King. 2nd row: Joel Weisskopf, Bill Lee, John Hester, Joe Kowalczyk, Mike Dahlstrom, Mr. Olson, coach. 115 COMPUTER CLUB a A 4 : m= Al Front row: Sandy Kozin, Paula Nachman, Pankas Dhawan, Kelly Newren, Laura Beal, Debby Depass. 2nd row: Mr. Saunders — Sponsor, Nadar Fakhouri, Dave Schaefer, Lawrence Nachman, Manish Acharya, Mike Dahlstrom, Terry Psaltakis, Angelo Bountinas. NURSE’S AIDES DEAN’S AIDES as my) Am Ning S| dil ew) é ) Front row: Tammy Petkus, Luanda Post Standing: Ervin Zander Not pic- Front row: Julie Kasper, Patti Webber, Lisa Macek 2nd row: Wendy Klaus, Steve tured: Kim Craig, Laura Beal, Filomena Scudellara, Britta Schull, Cheryl Casper, Heather Wilson. Zadakus. 116 | COUNSELOR AIDES Front row: Carrie Finigan, Ruba Odeh, Denna Soukop, Cin- dy O'Shea, Susan Chruszezyk, 2nd row: Brian Anderson, John Parillo, Fred Sorensen, Keith McGrail, Nancy Finn SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS Front row: Julie Wood, Jeanne Wood, Cindy LoRusso, Ron- nie Wills, 2nd row: Maria Elsousou, Terri McEntee, Laura Haehnlein, Leanne Johanson, Kelly Klutcharch, Tonia Lator- raca, Michelle Rowe, Not pictured: Bridget Houlihan, Heidi Cochrane CAFETERIA ASSISTANTS Front row: David Zobak, Karen Sawyer 2nd row: Al Dunn, Larry Soch, Anne O'Connor Not pictured: Frank Morus and Jeff Lenz 1985 SPRING MUSICAL — “THE WIZ” THE CAST UME MQ a Se. dian Ghia osc Grades Sea een ee ee Reem Sweis REGIE Ch Vuner tensa eM ars sefes suas Sa aheratsts aos yale o wives a Andy Reed [2 RST ey © eu auc gh ced Se ee oe a Joyce Lyons Rose Trlak TG) 2-5: calls ota thend he gay-4 SIN ROR COOL Caes Opencae ema a ee nae eee Muffy Krause MES ENACO wir, errant cele euros eens Sew bss Lynda Dembraski EIGRTOVETIIS 4 Bie bisly Basltiea. Swett | 3 OLR en Laura Walsh (ANTETIIES gid Sarg Shee dgro Bhs Site 0k Ree eGR NO Ne Kim Brines BICC HEM IU KCC MING ree ea sen anes aie sleaie 8 Faris sho. 0 sre, ote ale aN anvere Tom Keane CIOVWIEUICK OAC Maman riaE hance Gchiac seckilumpeimw o 0s Lynda Dembraski Nora O'Connor BENGE eG BSE, Suerte day iy nc Coo CREE Oe Ed Jaracz Crows .Steve Adams, Kevin Bumstead, Peter Cannelis, Tonia Latorraca, Sue Roche, Heather Wilson “TRUE Tins g Gite Se o'connor Maher Sweis (TEVAR Sw de Sectl Seth 20 ale. -. o e g EA Onn 0 (eee ene ee Pat Ryan “SELMSET IR ITIXO 2 Sihauc. ce al cents CoP cgeRe CNG Ss i ae Kevin Bumstead OKA OUCE eee eT eR PRT elas ais, kee aren: 8 @ viaswie eee clariont e's Pat Trusk Kalidah Children ... . Debbie Bacon, Kathy Doyle, Kathy Vanderwarren, Lisa Carrol | Poppies .... Debbie Delap, Andrea D'Agostino, Monica Brandt, Shari Miller Sharon Kuyuwa, Nancy Finn «EH IBIS. Ns Als 6 Getcha gets ene Chris Morris | Mouse Patrol ..... Amu Alsot, Trisha Branningan, Lisa Carrol, Tom Dunning, Chris Fauser, John Schmidt, Gail Strassner Ene IS@E SSIS isp uid We Ao rte 5 CORR CLnE RCS nen tana Brian Cowart MRICEAY MUR MN OPO NSE hoy Iirersricls chant ssa) te host ae ee 6 wn es Frank Geraghty NESTS OS SII o lola SOI OIE Cie Sica aca Peter Cannelis 5 Subly! Yuba: eh 4nd Ca Rea Cg ORey nC cn ae ao Nora O'Connor le site ct BG: JSR pe REI eos are Kirsten Rasher . . Lisa Cowart, Colleen Geegan, Dawn Kosek, Karri Krause, Laura | Head Monkey Glinda Dancers . Kumingo, Marijo Marciano, Char Porto, Carol Raftery, Cindy Schroeder, Laurie Vahl BUTTE odo Peeurwet o's ico, creas I en Goth enomcneee ete Sue Nordquist, Jill Raddatz ODOC Bere Me ite NE (cS SL its nts cleats J oth ae ... Juel Schaar BlANINEISH rE ratesdteaac ees atk, Stee eee cMhels ays ..John Goncezy, Lynn Kolodzie| AITO: SAX OOMOMG gee test neaia atl Macte te ew ceto lata yey a Stel ah hed Karyn Vanderwarren emotoaxGOnOn etwas wi. uch et een mene saat Mates cle Tammy Taylor BE Viol neater Pielelnelaley ii, Geemarc tess arene nies ORR . Aaron Nykaza NUN DGISige ahem eentacteyes nd. ts Sre enue, actin 1 Mark Bailey, Dale Cissna, Kelly Burns FROIN ietear: Ge aiorn evans ty Cneetoa Cpe iia 6.) ia ee aero ee Cindy Haack, Sue Bradtke NKOMDONES sameieiertmrncrcreny scree eee rer sinienain e.0 Rich Kocis, Randy Bogathy DY UMS pmetteee ne eerie an eo areola tiers ai ORS 5 Ae ae Bob Marshall RERCUSSIOMsmarsdartrna tele: ols... creiekerenrrs Marc Widel, Beth Ann Koruba, Beth Corbett COTHENE vt ck GR cater GO Re tvogaio Ono inch Gee eee en ete Pat Burke EleCtiC BaScann maitre nt ong eect Meni ait sc Sakic AS Ae nies ee Jim Howatt Keyboardsiee greats tac «cae ieee Sue Fabian, Karen Lange, Jim Ciametti THE PRODUCTION STAFF Pirectorand'GnoreoGgraphen saan. estiemees sedi ve were a a Mr. Tom Dzurison BrOGUGOR Re mel sedis Ronee seine choy easier aes: Se ae ie Ms. Eve Panice PAU) ON fel RROIOT Ep o.c 0 Bu imieno Gyo iat cubis ond 0 cr ie center en Mrs. Arlene Carrier ChrorallreGtOtemren miter, taken keeere aera� Are hispel awe ape seadns Mrs. Barbara Mateer Orchestral DireCtOnmuy eter. +0 enews cokes + .-s cy ouehetend Bie Mr. Bruce Currie HCUDESIO Mane GONSIUCHON em aewerseucr iaiaiem lc sity «ete tele Mr. Vern Scarpelli Assistant Set Construction Mr. Rob Wesselhoff Light Design William Knapp SOU Geet: Heer tent Rene, SiMe aati de epee ae ee ais Bridgewater Sound StUGeEMUDIFEClOlS s cvecamnieis athelor i sisrordbedven lee Steve Adams and Kathy Doyle DANCOICADIAI ee MRR een rave et) at.c)s 1 sens aes ete grreeras Lynda Dembraski PAT Ore IAUENS) auth A uporeadh rac ontiraten Hach ene GG cy inl cage Rea ec Thespian Officers GOStIMESieacieetemmed geneva clenes eras Mrs. MaryJane Carrol and Mrs. Mary Cowart SOUNCICKO Witenartererncuercn rer. os ara ins deors cle Charlie Harper and Gregg Macek LAH CLS Willers eRe e ctty sto «rete sen de aehegea el © Maria Terra and Kurt Hendricks CONSTRUCTION CREW Karen Kraft Pam Manley Mellissa Lavela Donna Ruhl Marie Geary Kelly Klutcharch Linda Crosby PUBLICITY Chris Fredrich Manal Quazzaz Julie Kasper Vikki Peterson Linda Hein Jean Hasse Maria Elsousou Lisa Mick Scott Herrmann Jamie Bozzi Lisa Cowart SWIM TIMERS Front row: Anna Holdorf, Tricia Bellio, Sona Nadenichek, Laura LaFave, Julie Raddatz, Jennifer Brady, Sana Skaritka, Wileen Gausman. 2nd row: Jo-Anne Mataitis, Michelle Bamberger, Tracy Henning, Lori Milham, Naj Ziad, Missy Sinagra, Chrisy Saddler, Heidi Vorberg. 3rd row: Allison Arndt, Danette Youngblood, Wendy Smith, Debbie Murray, Vicki Pratl, Heather Walden, Dawn Swiatek, Jenise Beasley. Not pictured: Sherri Johnson, Karen Conti, Janene Zbulut, Kathy Baader, Pam Stiegman, Julie Johnson, Nichole Anderson. FRENCA CLUB Front row: Tien Thai, Kathy Lundgren, Sue Novak, Gina Madison, Sonia Tijerina, Laura Wisek, Lucy Wisek. 2nd row: Tammy Miskevics, Wendy Smith, Reem Sweis, Michelle Huttner, Cyndi Geary, Deb Walker, Amy Burke, Jennifer Smith. 3rd row: Cheryl White, Debbie Ward, Karen Kraft, Kelly Klutcharch, Jackie Porter, Shari Miller, Laura Yurcisin, Ann Marek, Sonia Nadenichek, Sue Twigg. 4th row: Carrie Markello, Lisa Dryjan, John McHale, Kathy Goreta, Nezar Ziad, Ruba Odeh, Karen Lange, Wajeha Zubi, Ms. Williams. Not pictured: Pat Villes, Tammy Tabor, Linda Fillicette, Karen Janicke, Valerie Poynter, Pat Melia, Dawn Williams. SPANISA CLUB Front row: Sherry Zivich, Kim Dybek, Gwen Sea, Chris Fauser, Renee Geegan, Melissa Gonzales, Jeanne Wood, Lisa Nowak. 2nd row: Co-sponsor Candace Swetz, Ann Marie Steiskal, Pamela Stiegman, Lynette Lake, Eugenia Pappas, Susan Victors, Angela Superzynski, Jennifer Brady, Dawn Wolf, Co-sponsor Joyce Justus. 3rd row: Jen- nifer Shelton, Julie Levine, Mark Xeros, Romina Mattilion, George Krauss. Not pictured: Scott Huttner, Gina Jaworowski, Kim Harper, Rochelle Bogathy, Julie Wood, Karen Throw, Rita Calassi, Karen Moran, Ron Ruhl, Cynthia O'Shea, Maria Koliopoulos, Stephanie Disabato, Mary Merriman. MATALETES JUNIOR-SENIOR: Front row: Lill y Sun, Jennifer McAleenan, Catalina Fernald, Sheila Yomantas, Jo-Anne Mataitis, Sandy Kielar, Vida Brazaitis. | Second row: Robert Rafac, Ron Jarcz, Jon Nadenichek, Jody Jachna, Joe Kowalczyk, Chris Burrow, John Kuglar, Eric Staudt, Joel Weisskopf. j | { i) I i FRESHMEN-SOPHOMORE: Front row: Khoa Do, Sona Nadenichek, Tien Thai. Second row: Melinda Mazur, Keith Oslakovic, Ken Dahlstrom, Colleen Cohen. 121 hee VARSITY Front row (| to r): Cara Marchetti, (captain), Diane Kowalewski, (co-captain), Second row: Laura Kumingo, FOOTBALL Julie Stancik, Kelli Giertuga, Stacey Powers (alternate), Rose Trlak, Third row: Colleen Williams, Dina Goldstein. Not pictured: Teri McEntee FROSH SOPH (I to r); Lucy Kowalczyk, Irene Schulman, Julie Coyne, Amy Alsot, Terri Englmann (captain), Romy Mattillion (captain), Kim Amato, Karen Moran, Carol Raftery, Cindy Parisi. FROSH SOPH CAPTAINS Front row: Romy Mattillion, Back row: Terri Engimann. VARSITY CAPTAINS Front row: Diane Kowalewski, Back row: Laura Kumingo. CHEERLEADERS VARSITY BASKETBALL Front row (I to r): Laura Kumingo (co-captain), Laurie Vahl, Becky Alsot, Diane Kowalewski (captain), Jen- ny Collings. Second row: Dennis Morgan, Dina Goldstein, Julie Stancik, Stacey Powers, Mike Dapkus. POM PON GIRLS Front row (| to r): Gina Madison, Allison Sargent, Chris Frith, Kim Decker, Sandy Kielar, Georgia Giannakopoulos. Second row: Anne Eckenroth, Nancy Finn, Kara Williams, Cyndi Hernandez, Sonia Tijerina, Tam Do. Third row: Heather Wilson, Deena Soukup, Angel Byrkett, Donna Patitucci, Michelle Behnke, Stacey Papoutsis. CAPTAINS: Kim Decker, Miss Lyons, sponsor, Chris Faith. (Photo at left) ECOLOGY CLUB JUNIORS-SENIORS: Front row: Beth Burd, Lina Fernald, Debbie Walker, Barb Gardner, Sue Phelps, Mary Berkery, Debbie DePass, Laura Beal. 2nd row: Mr. Brodemus, Terry Weiss, Renee Geegan, Jim Schmidt, Bob Kramp, Laurence Nachman, Karen Throw. 3rd row: Tim Ryjewski, Doug Carvelli, Tony Laplant, Chris Combs, Rick Corlett, Tony Barnes, Chris Fauser, Dave Behling. Not pictured: Carol Whisson, Beth Sturm, Brigid Garry, Andy Wedick, Brian Pheif- fer, Patty Webber, Mike Dahlstrom, Mike Gangler, Mark Griffith, Don Idzik, Anna lversen, Leah Jarski, John Kugler, Paula Mason, Lori Miller, Jody Jachna, Rachelle Passananti, Tim Nesis, Joan Demott, Reid Viles, Dona Vana, Deb Salamone. re a st Th 9 at os vi Lf A on 0 i ft pel Li kp ep . eid bi ‘wy uy | ll FROSH-SOPH: Front row: Malina Mazur, Sona Nadenichek, Kristy Miller, Angela Superczynski, Melanie Bellio, Ann Marie LaJeunesse, Julie Kasper, Manal Quazzaz, Jenny Smith. 2nd row: Paul Roche, Kevin Biksacky, Dan Gangler, Mark Wedick, Ken Dalstrom, Marisa Mazur, Ann Merck, Laura Yurcisin, Chris Weiss, Lisa Mick, Jenny Benson. Not pictured: Jolene Sturm, Lisa Hoffenkamp, Joe McCoy, Nick Giahas, Co-sponsor Allison Evans, Jenny Shelton, John Reidmuller. 1. Pam Phelps, ‘Going over the edge” with help from Mark Griffith. 2. At the Grand Canyon — Southwest '85. 3. Bro’s Angels” at the Grand Canyon: Sue Phelps, Carol Whisson, Lina Fernald and Debbie Walker. 4, Reid Viles getting a bath after one week on the road. 5. At Zion Nationa! Park, Tim Ryjewski, Ron Trella and Mark Griffith. 6. Sitting around the campfire, Tony L aPlant, Brigid Garry, Rene Geegan, Tim Ryjewski, Lina Fer- naid, Sue Phelps and Terry Ehn. 7, Laura Beal and Marissa Mazur set up a tent. 126 WRESTLERETTES Front row: Beth Anne Koruba, Janeen Venturella, Lisa Scar- dino. Second row: Karen Helzing, Laura Miller, Lisa Macek, Michelle Porter, Ruthanne Saddler, Lisa Holfencamp, Lisa Scholtes. Third row: Romy Mattillion, Carrie Marcello, Linda Filicette, Julie Levine, Sherry Zivich, Maria Olivares, Debbie Camacho, Beth Cerevik, Laurie Cunningham, Karen Moran. Not pictured: Beth Corbett, Lynette Lake, Terry McEntee, Lynda Miskowicz, Lisa Peake, Connie Dillion. BOYS BOWLING Front row: Steve King, (president), Larry Ruger, Rick Whip- ple, Matt McAuliff. Second row: Mr. Burdan (sponsor), Jim Henson, Terry Murphy, Bill Lee, Andy Pisarski. Not pic- tured: Chris King, (Vice-President), Tony LaPlant, John Lorz, Alan Ithal, Dave Fornek, Todd Chernich, Matt Stell, Frank Sadaro, Dave Jamroziak, Mike Stell, Andy Ehn, Secretary, Dave Tedeschi. GIRLS BOWLING Front row: Laura LaFave, Julie Raddatz, Gwen Sea, Ruba Odeh, Reem Swies, Annette Frantz, Julie Kasper, Carla Karsky. Second row: Mrs. Schwarz (sponsor), Jennifer Mathis, Jamie Naughton, Kelly Klutcharch, Bessie Kavouras, Sheri Stumpeel, Sallie Wilkie, Paula Nachman, Tina Tyszko, Sandy Kozin. Third row: Sofe Pappas (secretary), Danette Youngblood, Wendy Smith, Tina Kusek. Not pictured: Jean Anderson (secretary), Valerie Poynter, Patricia Villies, Rita Galassi, Patricia Klimson. VARSITY STAT GIRLS Front row: Linda Gill, Sue Roche, Kathy Macis, Ginny Tasker, Sandy Zivich, Shari Moser 2nd row: Michelle Hutt- ner, Sharon Kuyawa, Kirsten Rascher, Jennifer Gentile eres we a my aggre Pegs ‘ aD SE As Say 3 el SWE a Be 5d SOPHOMORE STAT GIRLS Front row: Luanda Post, Nancy Finn, Jean Hasse 2nd row: Jill Flathom, Kelly Nevels, Tammi Hansen, Gina Jaworowski, Wendy Moser, Gwen Sea 3rd row: Kelly Klut- charch, Cindy O'Shea, Jeanne Dunne, Tina Kusek, Laura Haehnlein FRESAMEN STAT GIRLS “TS Front row: Dawn Burkes, Michelle Rasmussen, Chrissy Carlo, Joan Grivakis 2nd row: Diane Brearly, Colleen ——-————. Cohen, Dana Russell, Dawn Jankuski, Janet Craig ; | 127 FORENSICS Front row: Ken Swanson, Khoa Do, Greg Tatro 2nd row: Malinda Mazur, Angie Forliano, Dawn Kosek, Rich Kocis, Nora O'Connor, Tom Keane, Rose Trlak, Kevin Bumstead, Joe LiVigni, Cathy Reutebuck, John Gonzcy, Deby DeLap 3rd row: Brian Cowart, Monica Brandt, Maher Sweis, Frank Geraghty, Chad Reno, Brian Begy, Chery! Miller, Melissa Merle, Vida Brazaitis , § a | 1 1. MELISSA MERLE — Prose Reading 2. NORA O'CONNOR and FRANK GERAGHTY — ‘‘Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.”’ 3. KHOA DO — Oratory 4. ROSE TRLAK and KEVIN BUMSTEAD — “Ah, Euridyce.”’ 1. JOHN GONZCY — Prose Reading 2. MAHER SWEIS and DAWN KOSEK — ‘‘Good Neighbors. 3. GREG TATRO — Radio Speaking 4. NORA O'CONNOR — Original Comedy 5. CHAD RENO — Radio Speaking 6. JOHN GONZCY and JOE LIVIGNI — ‘'Tom and Jerry. ’ 7. BRIAN COWART — Dramatic Interpretation 8. KEVIN BUMSTEAD — Original Comedy | 129 ART CLUB Front row: Mrs. Erickson (Sponsor), Nada Bedwan (Pres.), Leanne Johnson (Sec.), Cara Marchetti (Treas.), Gaia Marchetti. 2nd row: Sue Novak, Don Suchy, Greg Vickers, John Riedmuller, Naj Ziad, Joan Demott, Rita Bedwan. PAOTO CLUB Front row: Lilly Sun, Colleen Cohen, Denise Williams. 2nd row: Dana Skaritka, Julie Izokaitis, Sue Phelps, Rennee Geegan, Dawn Williams, Tricia Bellio. 3rd row: Jim Henson, Ervin Zander, Mike Dahlstrom, Jim Hauck (Pres.), Tim Rhodes, Karken Krout (Sec.), Tammy Tabor (Treas.), Mr. Horejs (Sponsor). Not pictured: Nada Bedwan, Beth Burd, Jennifer Deacon, Lina Fernald, Brigid Garry, Anna Hoedorf, Laura Hopp, Greg Klups, Sherri Lavela, Ron Peake, Ann Marie Steiskal, Debbie Walker. OFFICE OCCUPATIONS Front row: Kelly Wiersema, Laura Secor, Sherri Weber, Jodee Bulger. 2nd row: Debbie Murray, Anita Fialka, Joanie McCoy, Lisa Biros, Sandy Zivich, Brenda Reiff, Jody Plante, Sheryl Dice. 3rd row: Salma Matariyeh, Lisa Boles, Leta Poma, Lisa Casey, Joe Rickhoff, Deb Salamone, Laurie Schultes, Alaine Bartlett, Nermine Bal, Mrs. Ledman. Not pictured: Colleen Clancy, Carrie Griffin, Nicky Nork. 130 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Front row: Beth Peterson, Linda Lavish, Donna Han- son, Kelly Meyer, Cheryl Gratt, Kathy Hogan, Barb Gary. 2nd row: Brian McAuliff, Kim Schiffer, Steven Kolodske, Donna Hreno, Brian Pheifer, Kris Tinerella. 3rd row: George Rogiokos, Chris Walters, Paula Mason, Sharon Kubiatowski, Marie Riesbeck, Cyn- tha Oswald. 4th row: Mr. D. Corbin, Rony Marrello, Tim Brozis, Tim Artus, Wayne Riskus, Andy Wedick, Al Garza. Not pictured: Diane Albek, John Breen, Laura Ponthieux. COOPERATIVE WORK TRAINING Front row: Joe Sawin, Rich Saddler, Ayman Hassan, Tim Smith, Chuck Russell, John Lepper, Mike Welch. 2nd row: Cheryl Zadakus, Reva Rule, Denise Tyzzko, Chris Holtschult, Jennie Cochrane, Laura Nemcher, Patti McElheny, Caroline O'Sullivan, Joe Manzo, Mr. Vazzana. VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUBS OF AMERICA se westls ‘ Ve h A if ™ Front row: Fred Bernichio, Tim McGrath, Walter werent ’s pe DP os fae be {xe +) Bataczak, Barb Gardner, Patty Wroble, Bob Alex- aig mene toe : Popes ee Seis fi) Pe” ander, Craig Beitler, Brian Pullia. 2nd row: Vern Laveen see: Sy ee ty Rotroff, Dennis Deacon, Lisa Miller, Dione Demott, A shed a Vv Ve eae NE Laura Rebout, Mary Berkery, Kelly Rafter, Jennie : : ot Lech, Pat Naughton, Mr. Garry. 3rd row: Steve Kilgore, Doug Carvelli, Tony Peterson, Mike Rainsford, Gregg Peary, Kevin Casey, Dennis Get- ches, Frank North, Ed Tripplet, Dave King. Not pic- tured: Cathy Christie, Mary Hogan, Joe Jelenovich, Chris Oswald, Tim Walsh. 131 . The woodwind section takes it away. . Mr. Currie plays Lawrence Welk. . As Cara and Rose strain to stay awake, Tammy remains bright-eyed. Can we leave yet? . Maestro! . Mrs. Mateer accompanies the chorus. .Don't look at me funny, we're supposed to do this. des Soe ST CRIM fi ale To Sion 1. What do you call this dance, John? 2. Jennifer, Judi, Cheryl, and Cindy take a breather. 3. Santa got his Christmas wish! 4. And the happy winner comes on down. 5. Waiting in line to be kissed under the mistletoe. 6. Dina does a testimonial for ‘‘Sure ’ deodorant. 136 HEAVEN CAN WAIT sac Joe Pendleton au i... sagt: ee ae John Kotowski MES i OFCON pak orcs ent a eae vee ncaa ae Debby DeLap Messinger;701G Gino. oct «cee anemia one Gregg Tatro Bette. Logaticas tices teernensten esa Rosemarie Trlak Max-‘Gorkleniries unis cmye tn ar cnianeeeay a tee Frank Geraghty Julia FarnSworthic ct Yo csaaeae eee ace Dawn Kosek Tony ADDOU 2) sur cook, : arte nme ieee on he Joe LiVigni MIS AMGS i. soccie ttin a cpraes oheute ae ee Julie Marquardt Mrz Danneniatvn ti tai ceteeds WG sma ee oe en John Karsky Susan (Mal) oa. sseremee teers ate Cathy Reutebach Anne (raid ) ivats site. canteen area wheel ne te ee Sue Roche BOOBY’ als aes sericea eke acs) te en os Rich Kocis Oty’ wa sare cet crecarcaer emia cide ae nen ne eee Tom Keane Mr. Willig MS Osh. ese ee ae. ae vee ee Brian Cowart SIAMIMEL: © ina Ghoaroke od ce ew Se ene Charlie Harper ESCO: “s4.a0 x eonlind 5 ease bs ere ee eee Val Fauser Escort A‘. a, � desea a vata ee Sherry Zivich Little Gitlie les.adoneiitecatace ae een Colleen Geegan NUIS6: dct rie Renta shies hoduw are a ee Debbie Bacon DOCtOr.. ce c.c5 Pte inven ite ean ee ee Jeff Runheimer THE PRODUCTION STAFF Directors Ac feee eae eae en cate ee Mr. Tom Dzurison ProduCeri:,. five: ake eet ce Bia eee Mrs. Barbara Mateer Publicity: Directom a, tans a ee Mrs. Arlene Carrier Student Directors1-- = a. . . 1 hae Or Gane Tammy Taylor Light Design: teeta tra es Sere ee Mr. Tom Dzurison Dawn Jankuski Kevin Bumstead CONSTRUCTION AND LIGHT CREW Joe McGrath Tom Panko Dawn Jankuski Chris Terfler Dana Russell Chris Fauser Dawn Burks Monica Brandt Margie Fisher LIGHT OPERATORS Dawn Jankuski Margie Fisher STAGE CREW Chris Fauser Dana Russell Tom Panko Dawn Burks Chris Terfler MAKE-UP Terri Weis Deb Ward Carrie Verk Sue Victors SOUND PHOTOGRAPHY Monica Brandt Laura Hopp PUBLICITY CREW Irene Schulman Maria Elsousou Vicki Clark Laura Haehnlein Chris McGarry Sue Whisson Mary McGarry Lisa Cowart . Dennis and Tony and all their women. . Come on Angie, a little higher now. . ls this the try-outs for ‘‘Fame.”’ . Where's the Fonz? The return of the greasers. . Karey says ‘‘Get down.” . The 50's are back and here to stay. . Susie does the twist. . Don't they look tough? . We're all swingin and a swayin. SCODMNDOARWND= pare 1986 YEARBOOK STAFF Wiel LILLY SUN MICHELLE HUTTNER SHARI MOSER Faculty Editor Senior Editor Sports Editor LAURA HOPP DARRYL YOUNG SHEILA YOMANTAS Photographer Artist Typist | and Layout Artist SHERYL JOHNSON LAURA WISEK | MARCY McINTYRE Layout Artist Activities Editor Activities Editor 138 1986 YEARBOOK STAFF a , ' j ¥ : | : JANENE ZBYLUT SUSAN FABIAN NAJ ZIAD Sports Editor Faculty Editor Sports Editor MELANIE BELLIO LARRY RUGER DAWN WILLIAMS Underclass Editor Underclass Editor Senior Class Editor GENERAL STAFF Front row: Michelle Huttner, Debbie Ward — Sales, Kathy Macis — Sales, Dawn Williams — Sales, Gail Strassner — Photographer, Melanie Bellio, Sue Fa- bian — Sales 2nd row: Doc Smith — Sponsor, Shari Moser — Sales, Larry Ruger, Lilly Sun-Sales, Naj Ziad — Sales, Laura Wisek — Sales, Marcy Mcln- tyre — Sales, Dropped, Mr. R. Dominiak — Sponsor 139 OAK LAWN AIGA SCHOOL’S OUTSTANDING STUDENTS a ROSE TRLAK Thespians 2 Rye NORA O’CONNOR JON NADENICHEK MONICA BRANDT Student Council Chess Team Sophomore Class | ’ KAREN KROUT AARON NYKASA DIANE KOWALEWSKI . Photography Club Instrumentalist Cheerleading THERESA WEISS JACK KOTOWSKI TONIA LATORRACA Ecology Club Freshman Class Key Club 141 KAREN KROUT STEVE KING LAURA HOPP National Honor Society Boy’s Bowling Shield Staff NORA O’CONNOR FRANK GERAGHTY SHARAN KUYAWA Forensics Dramatics Senior Class 142 ES a Piety BO ie ia © oy nae i - SHARI MOSER STEVE MURCZAK CARA MARCHETTI Junior Class Advisory MICHELLE HUTTNER Vocalist . Board Spartan Guards | KAREN THROW MARK MARCHETTI CHRIS FRITH Spanish Club Art Club Pom Pons 143 144 SPORTS VARSITY Record: Won 5 FOOTBALL “e = OAK LAWN ge Front row: Joe Flynn, Ron Jaracz, Craig Dwyer, John Hickey, Dave Bagus, Chris Ward, Rich Pajor, John Ryan 2nd row; Lewis Lake, Eric Staudt, Dave Stapleton, Dave Ward, Jim Porter, Jerry Judd, Gil Leora, Mike Ryan 3rd row: Mike Serio, George Grozzco, Sean Rainsford, Joe Hasse, Jerry Odehnal, Bill Olsen, Jon Popp, Mark Xeros 4th row: Tom Coakley, Bob Price, Jim Burdelik, Kevin Leary, Charlie Harper, Joe Rickoff, Pat Hayes, Dan Zurlo, Scott Cappos 5th row: Bill Booth, Kevin Casey, Bill Hentush, Gregg Macek, Frank Geraghty, Chris Burrow, Timm Russ v fe ht FOOTBALL Ree ts er.) 45 eee p bd Front row: George Krause, “Kevin Wiclterek, Bill eciie: Erank areata, ‘Scott ‘Reiff, Chris Benne nEanK AIBCe. Bait Anderson, Jason Washkevich, Youseff Helal, Jason Kurokaua. 2nd row: Scott Tomasek, Sheriff Zegar, Tom Dinaro, John Carey, Joe Kaminski, George Craziadei, Dave Knatovic, Joe Horvath, Joe Lawson, David Garza, Bill Evers. 3rd row: Coach Lockwood, Dave Thomas, Paul Mackin, John Karsky, Jack Kotowski, Bill Andrist, Jeff Reinheimer, Sean McEaughlin, Gary Everett, Pat Powers, Gregg Johnson, Coach Corbin, Coach Storer. 4th row: Bill McKenna, Ron Mackey, Craig Ambrose, John Parillo, Dan McElhaney, Phil Ducato, Doug Gershon, John Sierros, Jason Pool, Bob Marcheski, Don Quaid. Not Pic- tured: Stan Obrochta, Gene Evans SOPHOMORES Front row: Chris Chlebek, John LaMountain, Bill Joritz, Dave Palm, Steve Kimak, Mike Fulayter, John Hollendonner, 2nd row: Dan Kotowski, Tom Milianti, Rich Bagus, Dave Amado, Chris Kolk, Corey Comella. 3rd row: Coach Marcordes, Rich Mertic, Jim Roche, Joe Fuessel, Tony Hernandez, Don Lind, John Washkevich, Coach Walton. 4th row: Chris Imrisek, Joe McGrath, Jim Hood, Joey Geraghty, Steve Benyon, Ray Bale, Jeff McCastland. “FRESHMEN RECORDS: “AC TEAM WON 1 — LOST 8 ‘“‘B” TEAM WON 2 — LOST 6 Record Won 5 — Lost 6 VARSITY Front row: Dave Stanko, Ed Draper, Bob Gedville, Keith McGrail, Mike Kelly 2nd row: Steve Murezek, Dave Kelly, Coach Leary, Manolete Capatan, Rory Marrello. Record Won 8 — Lost 3 VARSITY Front row: Meg Rollberg, Sue Twigg, Sue Alexander, Bernie Casey, Kathie Lund- gren, Angela Wagner, Athlete Dropped, Athlete Dropped. 2nd row: Mr. Kunde, Lisa Pollard, Chris Saddler, Cindy LoRusso, Vicky LoRusso, Lisa Macek, Elizabeth Karczynski, Anna Holdorf, Sheri Lavela, Willie Gausman, Athlete Dropped 148 CROSS COUNTRY Record | : Won 7 — Lost 4 SOPHOMORES Front row: Paul Grivakis, Paul Hennessey, Frank | Fliesleber, Scott Smith, Jon Vandermeulen, Tim Tuzik. 2nd row: Tom Henning, Chuck Wagner, Earl King, Coach Ed. Maloney, Eric Rosenbrock, Bob Ruchala, Dean Raschke, Brad Hudson nt RIE ; Record Won 7 — Lost 6 SOPHOMORES Front row: Coach Sue Johnson, Dawn Wolf, Jeanine Moritz, Julie Mueller, Kris Beard, Debbie Framberg, Jennifer Regh, Cheri Schmidt, Paula Bruck, Mgr. Coach Tom Conroy 2nd row: Jeanine Dunne, Alicia Gilbert, Kelly Klutcharch, Athlete Dropped, Laura Mysza, Michelle Linnert, Gina Jaworoski, Amy Goebel. Record Won 0 — Lost 14 VARSITY Front row: Coach Sue Johnson, Shelly Schaar, Debbie Orr, Carol Stancik, Coach Tom Conroy. 2nd row: Tracy Henning, Peggy Lupe, Athlete Dropped Record Won 2 — Lost 14 GOLF : Front row: Coach Bob Gates, Brian Kane, s! Mike Strfanik, Chris Carlson, Geoff Galica, Alan DeVries, Tedd Chermak VOLLEYBALL VARSITY Front row: Kirsten Rascher, Cheryl Walega, Kathy Baader, Debby Delap, Mandy Coyne 2nd row: Don- na Tucci, Amanda Valdez, Kelly Taylor, Debbie Smiley, Dropped, Kim Bodey, Coach Joyce Icenogle Not Pictured: Pam Sanders Record Won 23 — Lost 12 nN ce ca we = = Front row: Chris Geisler, Angie Sanow, Heide Vorberg, Lisa Cooper, Julie Coyne, Michelle Zybert 2nd row: Sue Crocilla — Co-captain, Eileen Hand, Cindy Wasik — Co-captain, Tracie Kautz, Maureen McCar- ville, Becky Jensen, Lindsay Michals and Mrs. Chery! Michals — Coach Front row: Debbie Bacon, Dena Soukup, Monica . Brandt, Laura Burba, Sue Cooper, Lisa Scholtes 2nd row: Ericka Muller, Laurie Cunningham, Tammy Perillo, Kim Pollack, Tammy Taylor, Tammy Hansen, Tracey Durand, Coach Jane Surma Record Won 26 — Lost 1 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS Record Won 25 — Lost 2 FRESHMEN Record Won 9 - Lost 3 Front row: Doreen McCauley, Karey Kozin, Stacey Reis, Melissa Merle. 2nd row: Fabian, Shari Mos Sternisha. - Marchetti, Kim Erhenhaft, Jill LaFoy, Dawn. nd row: Maria Petinatos, Kim Dybek, J evine, Rose Vicario, 3rd row: Lisa Cowart, Fauser, Ann Marek, Laura Yurcisin, Sherry . ach Chuck Lawson. Not Pictured: Cheryl Keiran al CU N 1. STATE QUALIFIERS — Shari Moser — Tennis, Wileen Gausman — Cross 5. Coach John Leary presents the Boys Cross Country Award to Dave Country, Stacey Reis and Doreen McCauley — Tennis, Dave Stanko — Stanko. Cross Country, Melissa Merle — Tennis with Mr. Lyle Lake, President of the Booster Club 6. Coach Cindy Sternisha presents the Tennis Award to Stacey Reis. 2. Coach Chuck Chilvers presents the Football Awards to Jon Popp and Tom 7. Coach Robert Kunde presents the Girls Cross Country Award to Wileen Coakley. Gausman. 3. Coach Bob Gates presents the Go f Award to Geoff Galica. 8. Coach Joyce Icenogle presents the Volleybal Award to Pam Sanders. 4. Coach Tom Conroy presents the Swimming Award to Jeanine Dunne. ALL THE ABOVE ATHLETES HAVE BEEN RECOGNIZED AS MOST VALUABLE IN THEIR RESPECTIVE SPORTS Front row: Bill Booth, Dan Jones, Dave Canon, John Atkinson, Tom Roche 2nd row: Steve Rynkar, Bill Olsen, Keith McGrail, Ron Callozzo, Al Sorenson 3rd row: Coach Len Scaduto, Rob Price, Marijo Marciano, Ken Walter, Jennifer Henzel, Kevin Leary, Assistant Coach Tom Conroy 1985-1986 VARSITY BASKETBALL STARTERS RON CALLOZZO 6 2” Senior The Spartans leading scorer in 1985-1986 with a 20 points per game average. One of two returning starters from the 1984-85 club. Made the all-tourney team in the Hinsdale Central's Thanksgiving Tournament. Tremendous ability to hang and shoot. Ron can play inside or outside. BILL OLSEN 5’10” Senior The 2nd leading scorer in 1985-86 with a 16 point average. The other returning starter from the 1984-85 team. He also made the Hinsdale Central all-tourney team. Nice shooting touch from the outside with “‘great’’ driving moves. Bill provided leadership for this year's team. AL SORENSON 6’7” Junior Al has the size and quickness to become an excellent player. He was the third leading scorer, with an 11.5 average. A stress fracture of the foot halted his season at 16 games. ROB PRICE 6 1” Senior A hard worker and very competitive. An exceptional passer with the ability to score. Added great strength and power, usually out-rebounding much taller opponents. Earned a starting position through determination and playing good defense. KEITH MEGRAIL 5’7” Senior Helped lead his team to a successful season. A good ball handler who's always looking for the open man. He gets enjoyment out of seeing his teammates score. On defense, Keith is always looking for a steal, recovery, or forcing his opponent into a | turnover. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Front row: Joe Seduikis, Dean Rasckke, Bill McKenna, Bob Ruchalla 2nd row: Keith Oslakovic, Mike Browne, Paul Chesters, John Durkin 3rd row Coach Miller, Jim McGovern, Scott Huttner, Dave Hnatovic Not pictured Nez Ziad, Mike Thomson 155 Front row: Vicky LoRusso, Amanda Valdez, Jeni LaFoy, Cindy LoRusso. 2nd row: Sue Alexander, Cheryl Walega, Sheila Yoman- tas, Danette lvastanin, Coach Davelis. Not pictured: Liz Karczynski. a Remon FOOL Front row: Sue Crocilla, Eileen Hand, Jill LaFoy, Karen Smith, Cindy Wasik. 2nd row: Julie Sheil, Maureen McCarville, Kim Wasielewski (team manager), Sandy Palancher, Chris Geisler. 3rd row: Coach Mrs. Cindy Olezyk, Bridget Houlihan, Diane Dye, Angie Sanow, Wendy Stoner, Pat Mataitis. VARSITY GYMNASTICS Front row: Laurie Tallon. 2nd row: Susan Eicken (Coach), Traci Jendrzejak, % Linda Donnelly, Sheryl Harrington (Mgr.). 3rd row: Renee Harrington, Teri wa McEntee, Wendy Valone. 158 | Front row: Luara Brown, Jennifer Deacon, Jeanine Moritz, Denise Cepek, Pam Pitts. 2nd row: Susan Eicken (Coach), LeAnne Mysza, Becky Jensen, Michelle Zyburt, Kim Roak, Rhonda Pedersen, Michelle Scott (Coach). 3rd row: Mary Merriman, Tina Hayes, Lorry Hovanec, Jill Vickers, Sheryl Harrington (Mgr.) 159 FRESAMAN WRESTLING watt, STATS nS g Pan OF. “Wey 4 JE as ¥; aa Front row: Rick Enriquez, Don Suchy, Dave Whitten, Ed Chlebek, John Ellis, 2nd row: Jim Mallios, Steve Sea, Eric Nichols, Bill Evers, Paul Goeppner, Steve Sweiss. Not pictured: Chris Bennett, Joe Lawson, Coach Burton SOPHOMORE WRESTLING E Front row: Carlo Caprio, Steve Armstrong, Mohammed Shehayber, Tom Milianti, Kurt Wiliamowski, Chuck Wagner 2nd row: Dave Palr Khris Kolk, Chris Locacius, Craig Leikel, Dan Mulhall 3rd row: Coach Robinson, Sherif Zegar, Rob Patterson Not pictured: Mark Halt 160 | Front row: Bill Maniatis, John Carnevale, Steve Kestian, John Ryan2nd row: Sam Shehayber, Bob Sweiss, Dave | Stapleton, Matt Kestian 3rd row: Coach Wallin, George Orozco, Gary Williams, Joe Rickoff, Jon Popp Not pic- | tured: Jim Filicette 161 VARSITY SWIM TEAM Front row: Managers: Tracy Henning, Lori Milhan, Michelle Babberger and Coach Vern Scarpelli. Second row: Steve Murczek, Bill Vorberg, Dale Bruck, Dan Bila, Carl Baker, Paul Greenan. Front row: Greg Johnson, Tom Kalowski, Steve Glader, Doug Bruck. Second row: Keith Hitney, Jeff Canino, Brian Kane, Chris Morris. Third row: Tom Henning, Brian Dunn, Pete Meneghini, Bob Baker. eas ArT tw Bee oe 4 4 as “ whe | ? a � Front row: Scott Cappos, Mike Kelly, Gil Leora, Eric Staudt. 2nd row: Joe Flynn, Matt Person, Ken Maali, Jim Reichert, Ex ) Engelmann, Sean Rainsford. 3rd row: David Stanko, Jeff Lenz, David Kelly, Pat Hayes. Not pictured: George Orozco. Front row: Corkey King, Greg Vickers, Jason Rolence, Ha rry Mohamad Tabally. 2nd row: Corey Comell Washkevich, John Sierros, Mike Ganzer, Carl Day, — Kotowski. 3rd row: ae Horvath, Joe Hood, an Grivakee Mike _ Joe Fuessel, Robert Jeidelmeier. SPRING BREAK 8) es oe Front row: Ruthann Saddler, Tracy Hessling, Kathy Lundgren, Wileen Gausman, Lisa Pollard. 2nd row: Kathy Kollman, Chris Saddler, Connie Vanderwarren, Kim Bodey, Jane Stefan, Melissa Merle, Jen Budz. Not pictured: Lisa Scardino, Lynda Miszkiewicz, Kelly Topolski, DeeDee Kutulis, Laura Brown, Laura Bronzel, Dawn Wolf, Leanne Myzsa, Carrie Markello, Lynda Filicette, Tina Hayes. WINTER SPORTS AWARDS BASKETBALL GYMNASTICS SWIMMING WRESTLING KD == — BY; 4 Cs. OAK Lav? VARSITY TENNIS Front row: Mike Stefanik, Geoff Galica, Jon Vandermeulen. 2nd row: Terry Perillo, Nat Eamsupa, Manolette Capatan, Chris Carlson, Coach Lawson. ” FROSA SOPA TENNIS | i? - aot aa . Front row: Bob Suchy, Mike Stell, Khoa Do, Tom Henning. 2nd row: Ramsey Matariyeh, Joe McCoy, John Kulig, Derek Russell, Terry Psaltakis. 3rd row; Tim Tusik, Ray Bale, Paul Hennessy, Coach Leary, Dave Brashinger, Mike O'Mearns, Nezar Ziad. aa ul ve Vay Ae 1s en anil ds ee pees eS 37. Se { | See RES FRESHMAN BASEBALL : : we Front row: Steve Martin, Jeff Martin. 2nd row: Ed Mroz, Bob Ruchala, Duane Flynn, Bob Marcheski, John Parillo, Troy Huisman, Brad Hudson. 3rd row: Jack Kotowski, John Durkin, Jim McNerney, John Karsky, Gene Evans, Carl Day. 4th row: Coach Moonier, Chuck Knor, George Graziadei, Scott Huttner, Mike Browne, Sherif Zegar. SOPHOMORE BASEBALL Front row: Kamal Judeh, Chris Imrisek, Tony Hernandez, Rich Bagus, Dave Spivak. 2nd row; Khris Kolk, George Canellis, Joe Geraghty, Rich Mertic, John Washkevich, Mark Nienhuis. 3rd row: Coach Skip Sullivan, Mark Bousman, Dan McGreal, Eric Rosenbrock, Dave Krueger. Not pictured: John Lamountain, Tom Martin. Front row: Toney Meyers, Jim Wills, Joe Lafevre, Jim Roche, Jim Hambriek. 2nd row: Russ Orban, Ed Miklosh, Bill Olsen, Kevin Leary, Dan Behling, Rich Wargin. 3rd row: Naj Ziad, Scott Janel, Bob Gedville, Tim Radtke, Tom Roche, Mike Dapkus, Coach Borkowski. ew whe aye®s . € 7 . ‘ + - Le. BS TF iy c . A we — — a - - = “ re. a 9, - os cs pee oe 5S ‘ eS WE Se = oy Opes See es GIRLS TRACK VARSITY Front row: Vicki LoRusso, Wileen Gausman, Jane Stefan, Lisa Pollard, Cindy LoRusso, Chris Saddler. 2nd row: Candy Fionda, Liz Karezynski, Tracy Hessling, Connie Vanderwarren, Kathy Lundgren. 3rd row: Coach Storer, Laura Brown, Kim Bodey, Sheila Yoman- tas, Melissa Merle, Coach Michals and friend. Not pictured: Kelly Topolski. a . d od FROSH SOPH Front row: Ruthann Saddler, Dawn Wolf, Carrie Markello, Lynda Filicette, Salley Wilkie. 2nd row: Liz Houlihan, Pam Rohde, LeeAnn Kerns, Bridget Houlihan, Alicia Gilbert. Not pictured: Colette Morley, Leanne Myzsa. 12 RACK ce ay MEN’S T : VARSITY Front row: Joe Flynn, Keith McGrail, John Ryan, Jim Reichert, Mike Kelly. 2nd row: Dave Stanko, Gil Leora, Dave Kelly, Mike Ryan, Matt Person, Eric Staudt. 3rd row: Scott Cappos, Bill Booth, Chris Buyrow, Jeff Lenz, Pat Hayes, Sean Rainsford. FROSH SOPH Front row: Corky King, Jason Rolance, Vhai Van Tien, Bill McKenna, Jason Washkevich. 2nd row: Bill Evers, Joe Sedulkis, Mike Fulayter, Johm Sierros, Joe Fuessel. 3rd row: Keith Oslakovic, LAK LAWw} BS ax awn te . - ae f ———— e JAK LAW! i ‘ LAr? Paul Grivakis, Jim Hood, Dave Hnatovic, Joe By 4 oak Lawy | st ee AK LAW} 4 AK LAWy? : Horvath. -———s eas _— oneal: F j Mr. John Lockwood — assistant boy’s track coach Mr. George Dunn — head varsity coach Mr. Bill Marcordes — assistant boy's track coach 173 SOFTBALL VARSITY Front row: Coleen Willaims, Jan Jodlowski, Kelly Taylor, Ginny Tasker. 2nd row: Jennifer Gentile, Kathy Macis, Anna Iversen, Teri | McEntee. 3rd row: Randi Landos, Angela Wagner, Sue Alexander, Michelle Blackwood, Coach Jane Surma. Not pictured: Joanne Davia. FROSH SOPH Front row: Cindy Wasik, Tammie Hansen, Erika Muller, Sandra Tallon, Eileen Hand, Jennifer Barnes. 2nd row: Colleen Cohen, Dawn Burks, Sue Crocilla, Cindi Parisi, Sandy Palancher, Diane Dye, Kris Kraan. 3rd row: Carrie Melaniphy, Jeannie Claridon, © Karyn Reznar, Maureen McCarville, Michelle Rasmussen, Heidi Vorberg, Mgr. Michelle Claridon, Coach Joyce Icenogle. | UAE Lap, BADMIy toy Front row: Dawn Feiner, Renee Feiner, Anne Eckenroth, Gwen Sea. 2nd row: Kelly Klutcharch, Melanie Bellio, Wendy Moser, FROSH SOPH Eugenia Pappas, Karen Kraft. 3rd row: Miss Dorne, Patricia Klimson, Beth Cerevic, Rita Galassi, Jill LaFoy, Miss Anderson. Front row: Renee Harrington, Sharon Moser, Pat Villas, Lisa Nowak, Marcy Mcintyre. 2nd row: Lisa Raschke, Karen Conti, Jen VARSITY Macha, Sue Fabian, Lilly Sun, Janene Zbylut. 3rd row: K. Dorne coach, Cindy Sommerfeld, Tina Daliege, Karey Kozin, Debbie Wlker, Vida Brazaitis, Kim Harper, A. Anderson, coach. 175 ” RONALD AKERS SUSAN ALEXANDER WAYNE ANDERSEN ALLISON ARNDT TIMOTHY ARTUS JOHN ATKINSON KATHLEEN BAADER JACQUELINE BALE ” or ul © rT LL Oo | oc Lu ou oc x EB — and oc = ake O ® iS 2) Ms oO lo om = = O O Zz Be a a Es £ 2 Oo ® op) x = J Zz c 2 op) Vice President, MARIJO MARCIANO — Treasurer LISA BIROS KIMBERLY BODEY MICHAEL BOHACEK LISA BOLES 8S SUZANNE BRADTKE JILL BREARLEY WA JO-DEE BULGER BETH BURD fii RONALD CALLOZZO an PAUL BUTT CLASS O LAURA BRONZELL ie DEBORAH CAMACHO BRIDGET BROWN ORAM eet JEFFREY CAPPEL SRT BARBARA CAPRIO BERNADETTE CASEY LISA CASEY STEVEN CASPER JAMES CAVANAUGH gu Y' CHRISTINE CHILD JANINE CHRUSZCZYK DALE CISSNA COLLEEN CLANCY PAUL CROCILLA WENDY CRAVENS KAREN CREPPS MICHAEL DAPKUS JOANNE DAVIA CLASS OF 198 ANGELINE KIMBERLY DECKER SHERYL DICE CONNIE DILLON DAVID DIMOFF SHANNON DEVRIES DENISE CAROL DORMODY DROGOLEWICZ JENNIFER DUBIEL LINDA DONNELLY DAVE FEICHTER CATALINA FERNALD THOMAS FILICETTE PAUL FIONDA NANCY FIORE JOSEPH FLYNN CLASS OF 1986 AA ANDREW FRANOSZ ANNETTE FRANTZ RICHARD FULLER CHRISTINE FUREY BVA | ROBIN GADOMSKI STEPHEN GAJDA GEOFF GALICA MICHAEL GANGLER r q JENNIFER GENTILE GEORGIA GIANNAKOPOULOS CHERYL GRATT JULIE GRIESBAUM CARRIE GRIFFIN MARY GROBAREK PATRICIA GREENAN CLASS OF 1986 . ee - 2 : Ie jf EMAN HASSAN JAMES HAUCK JUDI-ANN HEDRICK =JENNIFERHENDZEL WILLIAMHENTUSH DIANE HESSLING | way JOHN HESTER MICHELLE HUTTNER DONALD IDZIK ANNA IVERSEN JULIE IZOKAITIS CLASS OF 1986 DAVID JAMROZIAK i u MICHELLE JESSE = STEVEN JIMENEZ JULIE JOHNSON SCOTT KAHLE DAWN KALAFUT JOSEPH KAMBA : ee ors | JOE KOWALCZYK KAREY KOZIN ROBERT KRAMP CLASS OF 1986 MICHAEL KELLY ANTHONY KOLIOPOULOS LAURA KRIAUCIUNAS { . ey Co . Dear Santa... . A face only a mother could love. . ‘Look! It's Superman.” . Always remember, ‘‘Self-interest proceeds ideology.’’ . ‘Are you talking to ME?”’ . Mike at his best-called the ‘morning look. . ‘Do you think the teacher will notice if | put my cheat sheet here?” . Gregg takes a Gatorade break. . ‘Who's that GUY? 10. See! This is a real man. 11. Ron performs his old black magic. 12. Chris says, ‘Stay cool, hang loose and party!” OONODOAFLWNDY — MICHAEL KRULL é SHARON DEBORAH KUBIATOWSKI KULIGOWSKI SHARON KUTSCHKE RENEE KUTSULIS SHARAN KUYAWA JENNIFER LAFOY RONALD LAIDLAW By CESLAKE ee é : ( | | ERIC LANGE TONIA LATORRACA LINDA LAVISH KIMBERLY JENNIE LECH LEDBETTER RONDA LEUBSCHER DEBBI LUEDER GREGG MACEK MICHELLE MARCHI SARA LIBRIZZ MARIJO MARCIANO ERIC LIETZ RORY-MARRELLO SALMA MATARIYEH ac Lu ce E= x = =c = pal ep) O -ANNE MATAITIS JO ANGELA MARTIN WARD McCOLSKEY GLENN McAULIFF LINDA McANDREW JENNIFER McALEENEN KEITH McGRAIL TIMOTHY McGRATH EILEEN McMAHON JOANNE McCOY eR ry JOHN McTEAGUE GERALD MEEHAN DON MELVIN TAMMY MISKEVICS MARK MULLEN DEBORAH MURRAY NICOLETTE NORK NORA O’CONNOR KELLY NOTO WILLIAM OLSEN JERRY ODEHNAL bs ) CHRISTOPHER | MEGEN O'NEILL ONJACK RUSSELL ORBAN DEBBIE ORR CAROLINE PTS CHRISTINE OSWALD RICHARD PAJOR GRECORY _ STEPHEN PAPOUTSIS Bibaded tae oe Ue isininsinaly BRIEF ESE MATTHEW PERSON ROBERT PETERS BETH PETERSON BRIAN PHEIFER SENIORS LETA POMA JON POPP 44 see ach , y Fe eet hes ROY PROCHASKA RICHARD QUINLAN MARK RADLOFF ROBERT RAFAC MICHAEL RAINSFORD LAURA RAMOS KELLY RAVEN MICHELLE RAWSKI CLASS OF 1986 BRENDA REIFF E RISKUS KELLY ROBERTS EDWARD ROCHE | = MARIE REISBECK WAY THOMAS ROCHE TIMOTHY RYJEWSK| DEBORAH ANTOINETTE SALAMONE SAMOSKA PAMELA SANDERS JOSEPH SAWIN JUEL SCHAAR LORIE SCHAFFNER CLASS OF 1986 BASSAM SHEHAYBER ft MICHAEL SERIO WENDY SMITH KATHRYN SHIREY FRANK SODARO CINDY SOMMERFELD- ELIZABETH SONZSKI CAROL STANCIK me KIMBERLY DAVID STAPLETON STARCHVILL | JOHN STEVENS MICHELE SUIRO Ps Pe OF 7) ; i REEM SWEIS KIM SWITALSKI TAMMY TABOR LILLY SUN CLASS OF 1986 MARTHA TRIPLETT ROSEMARI TRLAK KATHLEEN VANDERWARREN “ey CATHY TURNBOW ( SUSAN VICTORS ANGELA WAGNER CHRISTOPHER WALENT DEBORAH WARD PATRICIA WEBBER SHERRI WEBER THERESA WEISS JOEL WEISSKOPF KELLY WIERSEMA DAWN WILLIAMS DONALD WITTHOFT RICHARD WOLF ' DANETTE YOUNGBLOOD DAVID ZOBAK Consuelo Acosta Joseph Ahern Ronald Akers Diane Albek John Alstrom Rita Anderson Paul Anthony Robert Beekman Craig Beilter James Benbow Lisa Betz Kurt Bonomo John Breen Michael Brown Tim Brozis David Bruce Stanley Bujak James Bulger David Burdelik Michael Burns Rick Carollo Rocco Cartolano Catherine Christie Craig Cipriani Michelle Cody Richard Collins Maryellen Connelly Annette Conrick William Culbertson Keith Darnell Tina Devito Joanne Drogos Sean Durcan NOT PICTURED Julie Ellis Beth Feddersen Sue Feigl Mark Reiner Dennis Getches Joseph Giacona Katarina Goreta Kathleen Grant Chris Gravelle Mark Griffith James Hall Donna Hanson Lisa Harper Ayman Hassan Charlene Helms Michelle Henley William Hepp Lora Hetzel John Hickey Christyne Holtschult Tracy Ingalls Maureen lovinelli Susan Irby Todd Jacob Andrew Janiak Kevin Jankist Joseph Jodlowski Terry Johnson Mark Jurczeski Grace Kaminski Stephen Kilgore Glenn Kmiecek Daniel Kochanek Edward Kunz Joseph Leo Kimberly Lewis Sandra Lynch Timothy Mackey Paula Mason Lisa May Jonolynn McGuire Thomas McLaughlin Kelly Meyer Stephen Moore Gina Morande Frank Morus Jack Musso Dawn Mysza Patrick Naughton Anne O'Connor Frank Oliver John O'Neil Michelle Padula Edward Papendik Anthony Parisi Ronald Perkins Laura Petersen John Pieza Kevin Pitts Tammy Price Brian Pullia Kelly Rafter Minesh Rana Daniel Riordan Vernon Rotroff Micheal Ryan Bob Sanow Belinda Schapiro Randy Seifert James Selmer Thaer Shaktah Dina Sibray Jeffrey Smit Billy Smith Timothy Smith Lawrence Soch John Spence Robert Stalla Brett Stearns James Steinberg Lance Steinberg Kristine Tinerella John Tkachuk Bobbie Tolsma Edward Triplett Julia Trinkhaus Robert Turner Donald Walker Timothy Walsh Jon Ward Richard Wargin Mary Warren Michael Whitty Douglas Wierzgac Patti Wroble Charles Zirino 210 STEVEN ADAMS — Theater Production 4. CONSUELO ACOSTA DENNIS AHERN — Wrestling + RONALD AKERS DIANE ALBEK — Media Center Aide 1. SUE ALEXANDER — “Little One ’ — Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Coun- try 3, 4; Concert and Marching Band 1, 2, 3; NHS 3, 4; Key Club 4; .. . jamming at some of the wild dances and actually having a great time once in a while without worrying about anything! Also — realizing how much | have grow n as a person in four short years. JOHN ALSTROM — Wrestling ie: WAYNE ANDERSEN — Photography Club 1. RITA ANDERSON — Bowling 1; Media Center Aide 1; Track 2; Cafeteria Aide 3. MARK ANNERINO — Com- puter Club 2, 3; Office Aide 3. PAUL ANTHONY ALLISON ARNDT — “Al” — Ecology Club 1; Swimtimers 3, 4; Teacher's Aide 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Student Tutor 3; ... all the great times | had with my best friends JoAnnie, Muffy, Cherry, and my owner Nene, Tater- bug, Kimmy, and Cheila, especially when Muffy and Kimmy taught Cherry the true meaning of fire, Nene’s forays into Refrigerator Land, Cheila’s concern over Kimmy’s salad, Tater-bugs destruction of the shower doors, all the great times at Muffy's house in- cluding her birth and bap- tismal, all the fantastic times with my bestest friend JoAn- nie, especially the snackins and the peanut sale in Rockford. TIMOTHY ARTUS JOHN ATKINSON — ‘Fatty” — Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 3, 4; JCAB; SCAB; Foot- ball Stats 1, 2, 3, 4; ... looking for Melvs after Swallow Cliff, Spring '84 in Michigan when | was possessed by ‘‘Chum- my,’ when Rick P., and | taped Burnsey’s head to the ground in Melvs garage after he fell asleep, watching Beef fall in the mud in the middle of the football field and make a fool out of himself, Summer '85 at WIU b-ball camp with Walter, Eric, Lupe, Atkinson High, ‘‘Booger,”’ The white ghost, “Martian,” Harpo, and best of all, “You're dead, mister!” KATHY BAADER ‘Oot — Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Swim timers 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Staff Aide 1, 4; Student Tutor 3; ... Sherri's disappearing act, S.W.A.T. team, Alg. | with Hal, the ultimate ‘‘high in the back of the Muffymobile, Ger- man 1, 2, and especially 3, “Where in Sam Hill are you? ’, singing into Ping Pong pad- dies, Rapsberry Beret with Bob, Body slam!, the 100th win, Fruit Bit and sunflower seed fights, going to camp with Bertha and Beaker when Bertha threw Beaker's bunny out the window, ‘‘The Boss has lost all sanity!’’, and when Jerry got turned into a corn fritter. DAVE BAGUS - “Bags” — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2; SCAB; Key Club 4; Baseball 1; Spartanite 4; ... me and “Stips’’ diving for 12 ounce lifters in Richie's pool during the winter and watching Greek forget to brake. Also, hanging around with the ‘‘click’’ and the ‘‘clan’’ and best of all meeting Marijo. Also, driving down the street with my hood open, looking like an idiot! NERMINE BAL — ‘‘Nerms'” — Track 1; Dean's Aide 1; Staff Aide 1, 2, 3; Office Occupa- tions 4; ... junior year when me and my friends: Slams, JoDee and Lisa; cut 4th period on exam day to have breakfast and a “tune up” and going back to school with Slams driv- ing. We went through a red light and an old man said, ‘'| have your license plate number. ’ Remember guys!!! JACQUELINE BALE DEBBIE BANEZ LISA BARNHART ALAINE BARTLETT — ‘‘Lainy — Ecology Club 1; Badminton 1; Office Occupations 4; Media Center Aide 2; ... last year getting in trouble in Mr. Stoy's room with Angie D. for blowing bubbles during class, Home Ec. this year with Donna, Dave, and Jonolynn, meeting a lot of new friends, and getting a lot of support through these years from my boyfriend and best friend Leah J. ANTHONY BAUER KIMBERLY BEARD — Swimm- ing 2; Dean's Aide 2: VICA 3. NADA BEDWAN — “Cindy” — Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class Advisory Boards, Staff Aide 1; Student Council 2, 4; Art Club 2, 3, 4; Photo Club 3; Key Club 3; Cafeteria Aide 2, 3, 4; ... meeting my best friends S.R., J.V., 3.B., UHaby SoG Spe. AP lk C.W., and sharing the good times, especially the trip to Northern Ha! Ha! with M.M., SHaiy eye Mees flaleh cir, “Jens, that's not me in the mir- ror!’ and last but not least the memories that are yet to be shared! ROBERT BEEKMAN — Swim- ming 1; Spartan Guard 1; Media Center Aide 1; Office Aide 3; VICA 3. CRAIG BEITLER PAMELA BELTER JAMES BENBOW MARY BERKERY - ‘Fred’? — Ecology Club 3, 4; Girl's Bowl- ing 2; Barnum Publicity Crew 2; VICA 4; Sophomore Class Advisory Board 2; ... prom wekend '85, ecology club canoe trip, changing shirts in the garbage bag after Bro dunked me in the Kankakee River! Meeting all my crazy friends: Sam, Dina, Ann, Laura, Debbie, and my future hus- band Jim Becker! LISA BETZ DANIEL BILA — Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Spartan Guard 2; Photo Club 1, 2; ... sophomore year in Mr. Gahala's English II class and the swim team. LISA BIROS — ‘‘Lags”’ — Staff Aide 1, 2, 3; OEA 4; ... going to the OL Richard's volleyball game at Richards with Julie S. and Sue B. also going to Prom the night before our finals. KIM BODEY — “BoBo — Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 3, 4; Student Tutor 2, 3; Staff Aide 1, 4; Mathletes 1; Ecology Club 1; ... going to the state finals three years in a row for track. | - had many wild times especially with Pam and Amy trying to knock that ‘huge’ rock over the waterfall. | will never forget when Cherry decided that she wanted to hold fire and the thousands of times Big D said to ‘quit stopping for moon pies and gaterade. ’ Thanks for the laughs gang, Tater, Cherry, Spunky, Spaz, JoAnne, Sheila, and the one and only Muffy! MICHAEL BOHACEK — Spar- tan Guard 2. LISA BOLES — Choir 1; Pom- pons 2; Office Occupations 4: . scheming with my best friends Dawn and Sherri, then having to face an interrogation by ‘Officer’ Jon Ward. KURT BONOMO — Office Aide 1; Theater Production 3. SUZANNE BRADTKE — “Slick’’ — Concert, Pep, Mar- ching Bands 1, 2, 3, 4; “The Wiz'’ Band 3; Band Council 4; Ecology Club 1; ‘‘Barnum’”’ 2: People Tutor 2, 3, 4; Staff Aide 1, 3; SCAB; . .. meeting all my best friends Jennifer, Juel, and Dale, all the ‘band happen- ings,” roaming around Europe with Juel, Sabre Room, Jewel Osco parking lot, ‘2 hours,” losing my muffler, the lunchroom, and the good ol’ practice rooms! JILL BREARLEY — “‘Jilly” — Basketball Stat Girl 1; Staff Aide 4; Counselor Aide 4; ... going out with Ron Laidlaw, meeting all my friends, Gram- mar and Usage with Mr. Leary senior year, and freshman year when Annie, Caroline, and | were kicked out of the library for playing musical chairs and singing X-mas carols. JOHN BREEN LAURA BRONZELL — ‘‘Shor- ty’’ — Track 1, 4; Media Center Aide 4; . when Sue Irby squirted some boy with a squirt gun and his mother came up to her and hit her and called her a big ox! BRIDGET BROWN — ''B.B.” — Cafeteria Aide 2, 3, 4; Swim Timer 1; Dean's Aide 3, 4; ... when me, Bird, and Kelga had fun with ‘‘Freeze Slimeball!’”’ | have also met a lot of ‘‘cool”’ people who are “'real’’! | also have to thank all my close friends, they know who they are, for always being there. Thanks. TIM BROZIS DAVID BRUCE STANLEY BUJAK JAMES BULGER — Media Center Aide 1, 2, 3. JO-DEE BULGER — Key Club 3. BETH BURD — ‘'Burdie’ — Ecology Club 2, 4; Mathletes 2; ... the ’85 trip to the Indiana Dunes with the Ecology Club. I'll never forget the look on Lina’s face when she found out what-happened. DAVID BURDELIK — Cafeteria Aide 2, 3. JIM BURDELIK — Football 2, 3, 4; ... all the great memories from three years in football. PATRICK BURKE MICHAEL BURNS — VICA 3. PAUL BUTT — ‘‘Buttman” — Football 1, 2; JCAB; Key Club 2, 3; ... bombing Riords with books and all the countless crazy weekends with the guys. RON. CALLOZZO — “C” — Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball a2; Football 2 ee my sophomore year when | finally got the nerve to talk to the best thing that's ever hapened to me, Krista McGuire, and go- ing to two proms and extreme- ly enjoying the days afterwards. DEBBIE CAMACHO — “Debs'’ — Wrestlerettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Swim Team Manager 3; Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class Ad- visory Boards, Staff Aide 3; Chorus 1;... meeting and hav- ing great times with my best friends D.O. and L.P., all day wrestling meets, junior year with J.G. and giving sport stripes to B.C. and J.1. DAVID CANON — “DC” — Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; ... the four years of basket- ball with the ‘‘Ster.’’ Len? Len? Bill got your house key? Ad's famous quote, “You're dead mister!’ Also the good times | had after Friday night games with Bill, Rob, Mark, Steve, Paul, Dave, and especially Stevearrino. JEFF CAPPEL - “Caps” — Swimming 1, 2, 3; ... when | pinned my girlfriend’s corsage on her dress before homecom- ing and it wouldn't stay on or set right because her dress was lace the corsage was big. BARB CAPRIO — ‘Boob’ — Bowling 1; Nurse’s Aide 1; Swimming Manager 7a Cheerleading 2; Dean's Aide 3; Cosmetology a Ayal the great times | had with my cameo buddies especially the Image ‘85 show, all the wonderful trouble my _ best friend and | have gotten into, and also taking health over for the second time with my bud- dy Tina. Soe ee CARLI ‘The Com- — Art Club 2, 3, 4;... try- ing to find reason in any of Mr. Gahala'’s actions, and dren- ching anyone in sight (mostly Laura Kriaciunas) in many of our heated water fights in chemistry. RICK CAROLLO ROCCO CARTOLANO BERNADETTE CASEY — “Spudly’’ — Cross-country 1, 2, 3, 4; Indoor and Outdoor Track 1, 2, 3; Spartanite 4; ... all the great times with Cheryl and Vicki, going to parties with the North Side Crew “The Mur- phy’s,”’ Ireland '83 and '85, a member of the fab four, hide and seek in track, our c-c uniforms, Buckwheat and my plaid outfit, shopping with Cathy Mac, Patsy, and the Murphs’, Journalism with my sarcastic partner Liss, and Amer. Lit. Stripes with D.C. and J.l. KEVIN CASEY — “Buzzard” — Football 1, 3, 4; Discipline Committee 3; ICE | 4; Voca- tional Ed. 3; ... my freshman year with no responsibility and | was able to act like a geek for a short time of my life. LISA CASEY — “Space” — OEA 4; Volleyball 1, 2; Mar- ching and Pep Bands 1, 2, 3: Varsity Band 1; Concert Band 2, 3; Key Club 3; Swim Timers 1, 2; Pom Pons 4; ... having a great time with all my friends, DC, WE; AND, oD. aaKey L.S., going to wild parties when Dawn dances on the bar, and drinking Pepe Lopez! STEVEN CASPER JAMES CAVANAUGH — Bowl- ing 2. CHRIS CHILD — “Child” — volleyball 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2; Spartanite 4; Switchboard operator 1, 2; ... sharing all the great times with my best friend Pam and also Joanne. One of the best is passing notes by the teachers and sharing my lunch with Trevor was a great experience. JANINE CHRUSZCZYK CRAIG CIPRIANI — Baskeball 1; Baseball 1; Swimming 2, 3: Spartan Guard 3. DALE CISSNA — “Geekman”’ — Tennis 1, 2, 3; Bowling 1; Pep, Marching, and Jazz Bands 1, 2, 3, 4; Pet Band for “Barnum,” ‘The Wiz,” and ‘A Chorus Line,’ Band Council 4; ... the burping contests with E.H. and S.H. at the lunch table, 2 hours!, grossing everyone out with Guido Barr M.E. with the help of S.H. and losing so many friends during lunch. COLLEEN CLANCY — Tennis 1: JCAB; Media Center Aide 1; Swim Timer 1; Office Occupa- tions 4. TOM COAKLEY — ‘‘Cokes” — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; JCAB; Key Club 3; Homecoming Court 4; beating Reavis in football for the first time in six years. MICHELLE CODY COLLEEN COFFMAN — ‘‘Col’”’ — Tennis 2; Staff Aide 4;... freshman bio with Karey K., and sharing good times witih Lina F., Sue A., Karey K., and Beth B. DAWN COLE — ‘‘Poopie’’ — Key Club 2; Art Club 2; Ecology Club 1; Cross-country CoulitaGkglaa cee fane comments in Gibson's class, starting a food fight jr. year with Wendy Cravens, and making new friends J.D., W.C., PomhiGe Cro manne RICHARD COLLINS — Foren- sics 1, 2; Media Center Aide 1: Thespians 3; Cafeteria Aide 3. MARYELLEN CONNELLY — Nurse's Aide 1,2; Bowling 2; Key Club 2. ANNETTE CONRICK — Office Aide 2; Bowling 2. KAREN CONTI — ‘Muffy’ — Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4; Dean's Aide 1, 2, 3, 4; Swim Timer 2, 3, 4; Mathletes 1; Ecology Club 1; . all the good times I've spent with all my _ friends: Cherry, Kimmy, Spaz, Chelia, and Kathy A. (Ronald P.'s sister), the good times in Ger- man class with P.J., when Cherry experimented with fire, beating Richards at bloom for the championship with Brooke, and playing S.W.A.T. Hey you, | Know you, | Know you. Meet the flintstones. | know that why wouldn't | know that? BRIAN E. COWART — Bowling 1, 2; JCAB; SCAB; Class Presi- dent 4; Student Council 4; Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4; Theater: “‘Working,”’ “Grease,” ‘Dames at Sea,” IRR Sale? Se Walinns “Godspell’’ — asst. director, Dracula eae Cme VVIZe “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, ‘‘A Chorus LIne,’ “Heaven Can Wait,” ‘Anything Goes”; developing some_ special friendships with some very special people who | will always have a special place in my heart for; like: John P., Joe, Daen, Tom, Frank, Kevin, Nan- cy, Booga, Maher, Jack, John K., Gail, Debby, Sue, Andy, Cathy, Rose, Nora, Shari, Tam- my, Khoa, Chris M., Chris K., Shannon, Sharan, and best of all John Gonezy. Many thanks to Dzurs, King Lear, Scarpelli, and Collins who offered their support and friendship when | needed it most. Love you all. WENDY CRAVENS — “Win- dy — Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Foren- sics 2, 3, 4; Key Club 4; Thes- pians 2, 3, 4; Theatre 2, 3; Swim Timer 2; ... the food fight in the cafeteria junior year and finding a mouse in the making pro-- nurse's office senior year. KAREN CREPPS — _ ‘‘Kare- Bear’ — Chorus 1; Treble Choir 2; Dean's Aide 4; having great times with all my friends and partying on the weekends. CINDY CREWS — Bowling 1, 2; Cosmetology 3, 4; ... shar- ing special moments with my friends from school and my cameo pals. PAUL CROCILLA — “Chillaman’’ — NHS 4; Staff Aide 4; ... freshman biology with Chris, Steve, and Karen. Thanks Chris for doing all the work and helping me pass. WILLIAM CULBERTSON MICHAEL DAPKUS — “T”’ — Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Golf 3; Cheerleading 4; . watching Frank Sodaro fall out of a car going 25 mph and flashing the crowd at Richards during a volleyball game. KEITH DARNELL JOANNE DAVIA — ‘Turtle’? — Counselor Aide 2; Switchboard operator 3; Stat Girly ieae: Basketball 1, 2; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4;...my sophomore year par- tying every weekend at Grand- ma Marciano's Also, getting to know my good friends W.C., D.C., L.C., R.G. and M.H. Let us not forget senior year hav- ing Wendy, Dawn, and Carol persuading me to donate blood and having Wendy “supervise,” ‘‘Oh my God there’s a mouse in the nurse's office,’ and finally, remaining the best of friends with Kathy Macis. LISA DAVIS — “Chilly” — Dean's Aide 3; Cosmetology 3, ;... being with all my friends B Cr .C Gin ehaeb:B,, C.D., K.N., but most of all meeting my boyfriend and soon to be husband, Nick Caprio. | love ya Nick. Those were the best years of my life. And being with my Cameo friends, they're the greatest. KIM DECKER — “Crash” — JCAB, SCAB, Key Club 4; Pom-pons 3, 4; Captain, Pom- pons 4; ... getting a chance to meet all my friends and party- ing with them, OL weekends, meeting Ed and my best friend Tammy, the night the electrici- ty went out in the Spartan Gym during prac 'ce, the X-mas routine my or year, and par- tying befor with N.O., S.Z., LES MIMS) ands. ANGELINE DEMANUELE DIONE DEMOT — “'Lady Di” — Ecology Club 2, 3; VICA 4; 212 . meeting all my wonderful friends!, especially wild-n- crazy Chuckles, the unforget- table twins, and the one and only Tarzan, who gave me the name Lady Di, thanks Jim. | lose you all forever... ROBERT DENO — Wrestling 1; Spartan Guard 1. TINA DEVITO — CWT Club 2. SHANNON DEVRIES — ‘‘Sha- na-na'’ — Marching Band and Solo and Ensemble Contest 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 4; Varsi- ty Band 1; Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Swimming 2; SCAB; Swit- chboard Operator 3; NHS 4; ... freshman year seminar in band when Ed Hood got a bloody nose all over the glass of the band door, Saint Rita band, all the great times with Kathy Goreta and Kathleen Vanderwarren, St. Laurence prom my sophomore and junior years, and ofcourse my sum- mer before junior year with my crestwood friends — and most of all meeting Dwayne. SHERYL DICE — Bowling 2; OEA 4; ... when | had a flat tire in the school parking lot “Thanks to someone” and Anita Fialka, Grace Kaminski, Lisa Harper, Carol Dormody, and | changed it. Thanks guys I'll never forget it. Grace and Lisa will have to go try out our square dancing we all worked so hard at. Love yah! CONNIE DILLON — Tennis 1; Pom-pons 2; Wrestlerettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class Ad- visory Boards, Switchboard Operator 2; Art Club 1; ... all the good times | shared with Debbie O. and Beth . and Homecoming 1985. DAVE M. DIMOFF — Cross- country 1; Swimming 1, 3, 4; ... partying with all the guys | went to Hawaii with last year and the whole summer of 1985. ‘‘How's the water?” LINDA DONNELLY — “°L.D.” — Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4; SCAB; Cross-country 1; : meeting all my great friends, especially Nancy M., and hav- ing some awesome fun times with all of them. Also, meeting my boyfriend, Dan O'B. CAROL DORMODY DENISE DROGOLEWICZ JOANNE DROGOS — “Bogus” — Key Club 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2; Staff Aide 4; Counselor Aide 3; ... going 4-wheeling with my mom’s Buick, giving Dawn the nickname Poopie, and meeting all my friends, C.C., P.S., R.G., W.G) D.C. E-C. NUM; and LS: JENNIFER DUBIEL — Dean's Aide 2. SEAN DURCAN THOMAS DZIEDZIC KHITAM ELAYYAN JULIE ELLIS ERICH ENGLMANN — Track 1, 2, 4; ... falling in love with Cindi. JEFF ENK CHRISTINA FAUSER — “Chrissy’ ’ — Hugh O'Brian L eadership Rep. 2; JCAB; SCAB; NHS 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 4; Theatre — Cast — ‘'Bar- num, ‘The Wiz,” Crew — “M A S H, “Heaven Can Wait,’’ Thespians 3, 4; Junior Marshall 3; Spartan Guard 3, 4; Ecology Club 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2; Staff Aide 2, 3, 4; Most Outstanding Junior girl Nomination 3; freshman bio, with Paul ‘‘Chilla” doing all the dissection and me helping him pass the rest of the class, sophomore chem. with Brigid G. — “The blind leading the blind,” jr. year — Senor's class with Stapes, Harps, Billy O., Rob P., and Garritano Woman, senior year — the ‘‘stationary’’ elevator at U of | with Wendy S., and all the times in bet- ween with my good friend Sue ‘Garfield’ V. Thank you all! BETH FEDDERSEN — Softball 1; Cross-country 1; Cafeteria Aide 2. DAVE FEICHTER — ‘Fletch’’ — me and 7 other guys went to an OlL-Richards volleyball game with trench coats, hats, and sunglasses, and flashed the entire audience with each person having a letter on their bare schesterys pellinig SPARTANS. SUE FEIGL MARK FEINER — Office Aide dere LINA FERNALD — ‘‘Blondie’’ — Mathletes 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Photo Club 3; Student Coun- cil 4; Ecology Club 2, 3, 4; Media Center Aide 1; ... at lunchtime senior- year and discussing ‘‘interesting topics’ with Tonia, Dawn, Tammy, Karen, Cindi, Karey, and especially Kim. ANITA FIALKA — ‘‘Chiquitta”’ — Tennis 1; Media Center Aide 3; NHS 3, 4; Swim Timers 3; Office Occupations 4: ... junior year's toga dance when Ronda L., Mary W., Bill V., and Jeff Kane went to Palermo’s dressed in togas. Also meeting all the friends that | have. TOMBFIEICE Tiel aneie ... dancing on the bleachers during the fifty’s dance with Dave F., Andy F., and Andy R. and dancing with someone who was embarrassed because she didn't know | was in her class. PAUL FIONDA — ‘Chico’ — Cross-country 1, 2, 3; Track 1; Gymnastics 1; ... meeting all my friends, having cool teachers like Mr. Collins, and being in the blackout freshman year. NANCY FIORE — ‘Fi’? — Art Club 1; Staff Aide 2; PEOPEL 2, 3; ... all the great times | had with my best friend Kathy Hogan, slapping Rich W. on the buns and blaming it on Kathy, and following our BBISA all around school. P.S. Jeff Cappel get your sweater back, soon! JOE FLYNN — “Flinner’ — Football 2,3 , 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; . freshman year when the lights went out and we got to go home. ANDREW FRANOSZ — Media Center Aide 1. ANNETTE FRANTZ — “Anny”’ — Choir 1; Treble Choir 2, 3, 4: Swimming 1; ‘Dames at Sea” 2; Bowling 4; Media Center Aide 4; Ecology Club 1; .. . go- ing to prom 1985 with J.J. and spending all the great times with my close friends — L.M., ee OR CDG. Sie elles. RICH FULLER — Baseball 1, 2: Basketball ive 2NHoeo. 4 Junior Marshall 3; Staff Aide 2, $y ell CHRISTINE FUREY — Media Center Aide 1. ROBIN GADOMSKI — ‘‘Bob” — Tennis 1; Varsity, Concert, Marching, Pep Bands 1, 2; Staff Aide 3; Art Club 2; Key Club 2; Ecology Club 1; ... meeting and partying with all my great friends L.S., D.C., J.D., W.C., L.C., and M.M., the night Dawn earned her nickname of ‘‘Poopie,’’ thje summer of '85, and meeting Mike. STEPHEN GAJDA GEOFF GALICA — Basketball 1: Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4. MIKE GANGLER — Ecology Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Computer Club 2, 3; Cafeteria Aide 2, 3,4 ; NHS 3, 4; the power blackout my freshman year when we all got to go home early. BARBRA GARDNER — ‘'Buf- fy’’ — Track 1, 2, 4; Key Club 4; VICA 4; Ecology 2, 3, 4;... homecoming '85, having great times with Karen, Sue, and Kim, Joining track, and meeting Scott. LISA GARRITANO — ‘‘Lee” — Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsi- ty Band 1, 3; Concert Band 2, 4; Rank Leader 3, 4; French Club 1; Key Club 1; JCAB; SCAB; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Aide 3; ... my freshman year band trip when we left Mark Widel and Bob Marshall in Michigan, Krissy whipping me down the hall with my new shoes, lunch time excitement such as Nick Zegar flying over my chair, me falling off my chair, Krissy chasing me around the cafeteria with my new pick while wearing an empty popcorn container on her head and meeting all my best friends: Lisa B., Kris L, Julie J., Leah J., Dawn K., Erich E., Kelly R., Caroline O., Don L., Patty W., Rich K., Janie H., Ron C., Jerry O., and of course Bill. BRIGID GARRY — Photo Club 3; NHS 3; Ecology Club 3; Theatre Production 3. ALFRED GARZA CYNTHIA GEARY — “Cindi” — Media Center Aide 3, 4; Key Club 4; French Club 3, 4; French Club Treasurer 4: Year- book4; ... the day | met my best friends Michelle and Tammi. RENEE GEEGAN — Photo Club 3; NHS 3; Ecology Club 3; Theater Production 3. JENNIFER GENTILE — ‘‘Jen” — Track 1; JCAB; SCAB; Key Club 3, 4; Basketball Stat Girl 4; Staff aide 2; Key Club Vice- President 4; Dean's Aide 1; SAB; . .. sophomore year while | was learning how to drive and included going by J.R.'s house, Sand’s parties, and becoming closer friends with Sandy, Sharan, Kathy, Michelle, Gil, and especially Mary. FRANK GERAGHTY — “Wiz” — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Theater 3, 4; JCAB; Thespians 3, 4; Thespian. Officer 4; Cafeteria Aide 1, 2; Forensics 4; ... the forensics overnight ‘85, ‘‘Six packs of what?’’, beating Reavis for the first time in six years, the fun times in Dzurison’s room, realizing what a great administration we have here, learning how to play Se ee a eS areas football from the great Mr. Dreger, and going to see Bruce Springsteen the sum- mer of '85. DENNIS GETCHES JOSEPH GIACONA GEORGIA GIANNAKIPOULOS — “Cabbage Patch’ — Cheerleding 3; Pom-pons 4; ... meeting all my friends and having the best times | ever had, being on the cheerleading and pom-pons squad, ‘partying’ the night the lights went out in the Spar- tan Gym. duirng pom-pons practice, and driver's ed. with Kim D. KELLY GIERTUGA — “Flirt” — Football Cheerleading 3, 4; Basketball Cheerleading 3; ... cheerleading summer camp at Northern when C.M., D.G., J.S., S.W., T.M., and | cut the last competition and went back to our dorm and D.G. was telling us ghost stories and D.K. and L.K. scared us when they came up to the dorm, get- ting our dorm rockin’ with a toga party, makin’ fun of D.K. and L.K. cuz they didn't know how to use the phone, takin’ jall of D.K. and L.K. clothes from their room and their key. When C.M. and D.G. made a contraption out of a coathanger and a Pepsi can and hung it out their window and scared other girls underneath them, almost got caught on that one, two of our girls are sunburned, one is really sick, and one bit her tongue. It was a blast. Thanks for a great 2 years. CHARLES GILBERTO KATARINA GORETA — “Yugo’— Choir 1; French Club 4; Swimming 2; .. . all the great times | had with Kathleen, Shannon, Debs, Web, and Big. KATHLEEN GRANT — ''Katz”’ — Tennis 1; Choir 1; Art Club 1, 3; Swim Timers 3; NHS 3; Staff Aide 3,4; ... sophomore year in lunch, and in gym wat- ching Cari and Julie trying to seriously injure each other, meeting Web and Mort, mak- ing SMS, and of course WEEKENDS! CHERYL GRATT — Swimming 1; Art Club 1; Bowling 1, 2; Nurse's Aide 3; Counselor's Aide 4; DECA 4; ... getting engaged to Joe Sawin on Dec. 6, 1985. | want to thank my family for all the support they gave me through my high school years. CHRIS GRAVELLE PATRICIA GREENAN JULIE GRIESBAUM — ‘‘Jule” — Sophomore and _ Senior Class Advisory Baords; Staff Aide 3; Key Club 3, 4; Dean's Aide 3, 4; Cafeteria Aide 4; ... being able to share all the great times with the best group of friends ever, getting initiated into the ‘‘clique,”’ remembering the night | trip- ped on the way to Gram’s prom '85, and having the best times at Rich's with the ‘‘cli- que”’ and the ‘‘clan.”’ CARRIE GRIFFIN — ‘'Moke ’ — Sophomore and Junior Class Advisory Boards; Pom- pons 3; Student Council 3; OEA 4; ... all the great times spent with my best friend Rose, especially Spring Break ‘85 in Daytona when she got lost on the beach during the night and | thought she had drowned in the ocean. MARK GRIFFITH — Ecology Club 3. MARY GROBAREK — ‘‘G ’ — Key Club 4; Swim Timer 1, 2, 3; Dean's Aide 1, 2,3 , 4; Staff Aide 1, 4; FAB; ... my junior year when | met my best friend Jenny. We've shared a lot of good times and a lot of special memories. ‘‘Best of bestest best friends forever!” CARI GROSSMAN JOSEPH HAASE — Swimming 1; Baseball 1; Golf 2, 3. JAMES HALL — Swimming 1, 2; Spartan Guard 1. JUDITH HAMILTON — Key Club 4; Staff Aide 3, 4; HERO | 3; Ecology Club 1; A Cappella Choir 4; .. . all the good times | had in rm. 157 during 5th and 7th periods with Mike, Kathy, Meg, and especially all the times | sneaked Dan in there 7th period. BRIAN HANSEN — Spartanite 4; ... meeting a lot of new, dif- ferent people and making some really good friends. TREVOR HANSEN ‘Clever Trevor’’ — Track 1; Cross- country 1; ... the time | brought a cow to school and Mr. Collins tried to ride it. DONNA HANSON CHARLES HARPER — “‘Harps'’ — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Captain 4; Basketball 1; Student Council 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; Homecoming Court 3, 4; Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Most Outstan- ding Junior Boy; Forensics 2: JCAB; SCAB; Class Vice- President 3, 4; NHS 34 ; Theatre'2, 3, 4; ... all the great times | had playing football and going out on the weekends to celebrate a victory. Also, some of the good times at Ru.’s house with the ‘‘clique’’ and going out with the “west-siders.”' LISA HARPER AYMAN HASSAN EMAN HASSAN — _ ‘“Bub’s junior’’ — ... meeting a lot of friends and having a good time with them. Also, having my friends Lisa, Sue, and Suhier to fallback on. Thanks guys. JIM HAUCK — Photo Club 1, 2 Si Al Doc Nowlan’s chem. class when _ the “Greek,” Frank S., Erich E., Kim S., and Chris O. and the rest of us almost blew ourselves up mixing chemicals. JUDI HEDRICK ‘“Nudi’” — Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class Advisory Boards; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Counselor's Aide 2, 3; ... meeting all my great friends sophomore year, partying at Gram's, skinny dipping at the Walega’s with Rocky and P- head, Bahamas ‘85 with Cheryl, Hawaii ‘86, the wild nights in Cheryl’s camper and my car, Prom ’'85, hearing it through the grapevine, and those unforgettable times at R.J.’s house with the clique and the clan. CHARLENE HELMS JENNIFER HENDZEL ‘'P- head’’ — Student Council 3, 4: Pom-pons 3; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class Advisory Boards; Staff aide 3,4; Basket- ball Stat Girl 1, 2, 3; Basketball Manager 4; sophomore year, the fun times at Gram’s, camping out at Cheryl's with Nudi and Mar, and spending all my time with my best friends the ‘‘clique”’ and the ‘‘clan.”’ MICHELLE HENLEY WILLIAM HENTUSH — Track 3. WILLIAM HEPP — CWT Club 3; VICA 4. DIANE HESSLING — Girl's Bowling 2; .. . prom 1985. JOHN HESTER — Chess 3, 4; Art Club 2, 3; Varsity, Pep, and Marching Bands 2; Yearbook 2. LORA HETZEL — Media Center Aide 1. JOHN HICKEY ‘Jake’ — Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2; Key Club 3, 4, Officer 4; JCAB; SCAB; Spar- tanite 4; ... key club breakfast when | took control!, shaving half of Greek's mustache off without him knowing it, and then smashing up his van! SHERI HOFFMAN — Track 1, 7 KATHY HOGAN — “Hogji’’ — HERO 2, 3; MDE 4: Staff Aide 4; Dean's Aide 2; ... when my best friend Nancy Fiore slap- ped Rich W.’s butt and blamed it on me. All the times that | ad- mired B.B.1.S.A. from afar with Nany. CHRISTYNE HOLTSCHULT — Key Club 4. LAURA HOPP — “Hippity’’ — Photo Club 3, 4; Art Club 3; Spartanite 3, 4; SCAB; Staff Aide 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; ... getting to know members of the faculty and the administra- tion, (esp. Doc and D), sixth period yearbook when Sherri got stuck upside down on the table, and our tri-pod Christmas tree. MARLA HREBENAK — Atten- dance Aide 2. DONNA HRENO — Beginning Band 1; Varsity Band 2, 3; Mar- ching Band 1, 2, 3; MDE | 3; MDE Il 4; MDE President 4; Staff Aide 2, 3, 4; ... meeting all my good friends that | didn't know before high school and staying friends with all the peo- ple | went to grammar school with. MICHELLE HUTTNER — ‘“‘Hut- tner'’ — Tennis 1, 2; Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class Advisory Boards, Spartan Guard 2, 3, 4; Basketball Stat Girl 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 3, President 4; Year- book 3, 4; Yearbook Editor 4; Most Outstanding Yearbook Member 3; Spartanite Editor 4; ... freshman year with Sharan in biology, bumping heads and then having to get a drink of water, dropping my tray in the cafeteria, loosing my shoe in a snow drift and Juel giving me her shoes, all the times falling, pinching ‘‘Sully” on the butt, going to Marquette Park with Kathy, eating frozen ‘‘White’s”’ with Mike and Frank, giving blood senior year and my BAD experience, and all the people who | have been wild and crazy with. DONALD IDZIK — Football 1; Bowling 2, 3. TRACY INGALLS 213 MAUREEN IOVINELLI SUSAN IRBY — ‘‘Bones” — Media Center Aide 3, 4; ... teasing Jim Hartman about his daughter Jane and having fun in lunch with Kerry Beister and Kelly Roberts, especially with cupcakes! ANNA IVERSEN — Softball 3, 4: Ecology Club 3, 4; Track 2; Art Club 1. JULIE IZOKAITIS — “Yoolie” — Volleyball 2; NHS 3, 4; Swim Timer 3; Art Club Secretry 3; Staff Aide 4; Photo Club 4; ... gym with Cari, creating SMS, meeting Kathy, an expectedly eventful sophomore year, and 2:36 on Fridays. KRISTINA IZOKAITIS — “‘Izo” — Track 1; Band 1, 2,3, 4;... meeting all the great people | did and having all the wild times with Lisa, Denise-n- the Crew, my senior year. TODD JACOB — Gymnastics 1 LINDA JAKOWITZ — “Chip- munk Cheeks’ — _ Varsity Band 1; Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Pep and Marching Bnds 1, 2, 3, 4; ... meeting all my great friends whom I'll never forget, the band trips, being “gross- ed” out during lunch, and counting ‘‘Wilbur’’ C's shh- hey-hey-shh. Remember “‘Band-fags,’’ go bananas!!! DAVID JAMOZIAK — “Jam- mer’ — Bowling 3, 4; ... when Jim Selmer got sick from the music at R.S.’s house, and the Loper tripped in the bush, while ‘‘T’’ hit the couch. Also, all the good times like G. America and the Kick-off Dance, ‘'l’m serious,” and pro- pping the ‘'H.B.”’ up at his door on Fridays and Saturdays. ANDREW JANIAK — Footall 1, 2, 3: Office Aide 1,2, 3; Wrestl- ing 2, 3; Track 3; Discipline Committee 3. KEVIN JANKIST — _ Cross- country 1; VICA 3, 4. LEAH JARSKI — ‘Veggie’ — Track 1, 2; Cross-country 2, 3, 4: JCAB; SCAB; Ecology Club 1, 2, 4; Key Club 4; Mathletes 1; ... fresh. bio. with Robin watching the fish get excited, the many wild excursions with Traci, evenings on the air (Chewy Sue and Sandy), soph. year with Dawn C. (getting a police record in Rockton), my all night deep conversations with Dawn K., Hawaii ’85, Prom '85, 409, and meeting many people who are so special to me, especially junior year meeting my love Bill Moore, and all of the beautiful times we've shared since. TED JARZABEK DAVE JASUDOWICZ — “Jaz” — Photo Club 1; Swimming 1, 2; Gymnastics 1; Spartan Guard 3, 4; Discipline Commit- tee 3, 4: ... meeting a lot of new and interesting people and enjoying the ‘best years of my life” cruisin’ with my 2’. STEVE JIMENEZ — Football 1, 2, ... the night | was at Sharan'’s with Rob, Sharan, Michelle, Lisa, Nancy, and Tracy; also getting to know some very special girls. JOSEPH JODLOWSKI JULIE JOHNSON — “JJ — Swim Timer 1, 2, 3, 4; Ecology Club 1; Bowling 2; Theater “Barnum” 2; Dean's Aide 3, 4; Varsity and Marching Bands 4; Twirler 4; Freshman Class Ad- visory Board; ... all the morn- ings with Debbie Murray. Don't steal any papers from anyone and don't fall up the stairs Deb. SHERRIa JO ENS OiNw “Cherry’’ — Swim Timer 1, 2, 3, 4, Art Club President 3; Ecology Club 1; Staff Aide 3, 4; NHS 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Yearbook 4; ... all the very special times spent with my best friends, through thick and thin, Muffy, Spaz, Tater, JoJo, Spunky, Kimmy, and Chelia, all the wild times in the Muffy mobile along with BATMUFF, the time Spaz crawled in the fridge, at Jo-Jo’s party, and my pyro experiment, dancing with the Boss, watching Tater dance in the streamers, senior year blood draw, falling down a flight of stairs, and really learn- ing about my TRUE friends and seeing them for who they really are especially Tater and Spaz shotgunning! TERRY J. JOHNSON — “TJ” — Football 1; Work Program 1, 2, 3; Staff Aide 3, 4; .. meeting my sweethert Denise in Art 1. PATRICIA JONES — Swim Timers 1; Photo Club 1; Atten- dance Aide 2, 3. MARK JURCZESKI SCOTT KAHLE DAWN KALAFUT — “'Dawnie” — Volleyball Manager 2: JCAB; SCAB; Ecology 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 4; ... Senor’s class with Meehan “DUDE”’ and Dimoff ‘“SPEWI'’ — “‘Ah, que noche’ — ‘‘Coramba, es enolme =a — ee NICEOIgatinn mink fights with Socco and Leah, and special times with my best friends Leah and Chris!! JOSEPH KAMBA GRACE KAMINSKI TRACY KARAS CHRISTINA KARONES — “Greek” — JCAB; SCAB; Photo Club 3; Staff Aide 2, 3, 4; : the chaos of chemistry class, ‘The Camouflage Man,’ and four years conversing with some cool kids. THOMAS PATRICK KEANE — ‘Keaner'’ — Football 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2; Forensics 4; Theatre: ‘‘Dracula,”’ ‘‘The Wiz,’ “‘A Chorus Line,”’ ‘Heaven Can Wait,’ “Anything Goes ; Thespians 3, 4; ... when Frank Geraghty punched Brian Cowart at White Castle's after opening night of ‘The Wiz.’ It was well deserved and | don't ever want to forget it, nothing personal against Brian. MICHAEL KELLY — Track 1, 2, 3; Cross-country 1, 2, 3. ANN KENNY — “Annimal” — Swim Timers 1; Counselor's Aide 3, 4; ... meeting Rick M. and having some really great times with Theresa, Lisa, and John. STEPHEN KILGORE — Chess 1 TERESA KLIMEK — ‘“Squeeky’’ — Swim Timer 1, 2; Bowling 1; the time “‘they'’, my closest friends, Brenda and Carrots, ordered butt steak and talked about getting shot in the eye! Also, the time we never made it to the basketball game, Thanks Carrots! The best of my memories is all that | have shared with Bob, thanks. MICHAEL KMAK GLENN KMIECEK DANIEL KOCHANEK ANTHONY KOLKIOPOULOS — Football 1. JOE KOWALCZYK — Mathletes 1, 2, 3, 4; Chess 1, 2, _ 4; NHS 3, 4; Computer Club KAREY KOZIN — ‘‘Karwey” — Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Badminton Pee EN ROBERT KRAMP LAURA KRIAUCIUNAS — “Butts |’ — Staff Aide 2, 3, 4; . meeting my best friend Debbie Kuligowski and seeing how much | changed since freshman year. See RNAE Tsiehsylis = Cosmetology 1, 2, 3, 4. STEPHEN KROL — Wrestling he KAREN KROUT — ‘Sour’ — Photo Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 3, 4; Staff Aide 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4, Secretary 4; Concert, Mar- ching, and Pep Bands 1; ... my junior year in the Little Theatre with the LaSalle presentation, when Kim flicked the gauze and C.S. was the victim. MICHAEL KRULL SHARON KUBIATOWSKI — Chorus 1; Swim Timer 2; Theatre 3; DECA Il 4. JOHN KUGLER — Computer Club 3; Ecology Club 3. DEBBIE KULIGOWSKI — “Butts Ir’ — ... meeting my best friend Laura Kriauciunas, freshman year going to the zoo with Maloney’s class 7th period, and blowing off (st period with Diane Albek. EDWARD KUNZ SHARON KUTSCHKE — Ten- nis 1, 2, 3; Wrestlerettes 2. RENEE KUTSULIS — Office Aide 1; Key Club 2. SHARAN KUYAWA — ‘‘Keek”’ — Student Council 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Class Secretary 4; Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class Advisory Boards; Key Club 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Basketball Stat Girl 1, 2, 3, 4; Daughters of the American Revolution Award Winner 4; Theatre: ‘The Wiz,” ‘Anything Goes’ 3, 4; Thespian 4; .. . my sophomore year and having the opportunity to meet my closest friends — _ including the clan especially Mar, Pea, Susz, Loadie, Nudi, Cheryl Ann, Snork, Julie, Sandy, and Juel, going to Grandma's and laughing at P.M. with Juel, pull- ing the gizmo stunt with Col- lachia’s car, laughing at Mar do E.T., and watching Michelle be the ultimate freshman year. | can't forget to mention the beast at v.b. camp with Kimbo and Tater soph. year and my experience with the team. | couldn't have done it without Cheryl Ann, Susz, and you know who! JAMES KWIT HARRY LAMBROS SANDRA.LAFAIRE — “Sandy” — Track 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Cafeteria Aide 3,4; .. . meeting new friends and the time M.M. went to throw a penny at “Paulie” and threw a quarter by accident and went running after it yelling “That's my quarter. Don't touch it.”’ JENNIFER LAFOY — Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross-country 1; . all the great times | had with. my friends and the memories | have’ from basketball. RONALD LAIDLAW — ''Ron- nie’ — Wrestling 1; ICE 3;... going out with Jill Brearley and freshman year wrestling against Argo when | got my nine second pin. LYLE LAKE — “Buddy” — Football 1; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; VICA 3, 4; ... brown-nosing the teachers to pass me and all of the wild weekends. LIANA LAND — “Darling” — Volleyball 1; Dean's Aide 4; ... the last two years spent with my boyfriend Jack Musso, who | met in school. ERIC LANGE TONIA LATORRACA — ‘‘Toe”’ — Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class Ad- visory Boards; Mathletes 1, 2: Switchboard Operator 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading Co-captain 2; Student. Council 2. Wrestlerette 1; Key Club 3, 4, Secretary 4; Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4; Theatre: “Grease,” “Dames at Sea,’ eMaASS Hie Banrnuimes: “Godspell,’ ‘The Wiz,” “A Chorus Line,’ ‘‘Anything Goes”: Spanish CLub 4; .. . all the good times | had with my good friends, in the activities | was a part of, especially senior year in lunch with K.K., K.S., eee Gules Ds Wreanid) Save Thanks guys!! LINDA LAVISH KEVIN LEARY — “Fred” — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; JCAB; SCAB; Key Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; ... the 1985 book bombing of the gut, having an adventure that night with the fuzzy little foreigner, watching Stips and Bogie enjoy themselves in 35 degree weather, soph. year Mace’s and my portable bathtub, (Sure Sul) Bill, Ah, Len, Got your housekey, T.J. ripping the flag out of the ground at St. Rita, Senor getting a spit ball stuck to the back of his head, but most of all the good times with RuJ., T.J., Stips, Bogie, Popper, Chuckles, Mace, Greek, and Jake, and of course meeting and studying under the magnificent Freddy Clinton. JENNIE LECH KIM LEDBETTER — ‘‘Kimmy” — French Club 1; Cafeteria Aide 2, 3, 4; ... sharing all the good times with my friends and meeting Dan. JEFF LENZ — Football 1; Bowling 1; Track 1; ... when Mr. Leach threatened to punch me if | didn't shut up. JOSEPH LEO — DECA 3. JOHN LEPPER — Football 1, 2 RONDA LEUBSCHER — “Lubes' — Photo Club 1; Media Center Aide 1; Swim Timer 1, 2, 3; ... | have many good memories of OLCHS thanks to all of my friends. They've taught me the true meaning of friendship and just a little more about myself. KIMBERLY LEWIS — Atten- dance Aide 1; Dean's Aide 3; Media Center aide 3; Office Aide 4. SARA LIBRIZZ| — Media Center Aide 1; DECA 3. ERIC LIETZ — Swimming 1; Spartan Guard 1. DEBORAH ANN LUEDER — “Dee Dee’ — Media Center Aide 1, 2; French Club 1, 2, 3; . with all my friends A-F., A.M., K.M., S.F., and D.D. The best time | had was when Kel- ly, Dion, and | listened to Angie talk abou t everything and anything so openly. Most memorable was meeting Ken Devault my junior year. SANDRA LYNCH GREGG J. MACEK — '‘Mace”’ — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2; Class President 1, 2, 3; JCAB; SCAB; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3; NHS 3, 4; Homecoming Court 3; ... be- ing a sniper in Senor's room with Onj and Teagers, flooding the baseball locker room sophomore year with Fred and the portable bathtub, belong- ing to the B-team bombers freshman year in basketball, playing football for the famed Fred Clinton, framing Teagers at the basektball game with the pellet gun and Nazer, mak- ing fun of the “clique,” all the nights of going crazy with Staps, T.J., Popper, Bogey, Harps, Wolfy, Jake, and Lying Leary, and playing football for the last time with an inspired group of guys. MACE GAME WHEW! EH! IT FIGURES! KATHY MACIS — _ Cross- country 1, 2; Basketball 1; JCAB; SCAB; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Stat Girl 1, 3, 4: Yearbook 4; ... finally being able to go to school with my bestest buddy, J.D., spending my soph. year with a special guy, going to Grandma's house on some weekends, and all the wonderful experiences with my great friends. TIMOTHY MACKEY — Wrestl- ing 1; Baseball 1. CHARLES MACKIN — Track 2; Cafeteria Aide 3: Golf 3. CARA MARCHETI — ‘‘Tar’’ — Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Ecology Club 1; Show Choir 2, 3; .. . all the good times | had with such good friends especially Tam- my V., Linda D., Cathy T., Nan- cy -M., and Rita A. Also meeting my boyfriend Mike. MICHELLE MARCHI — ‘‘Shell’’ — Treble Choir 1, 2; Cafeteria Aide 3; Counselor's Aide 4 ; . . . meeting new people and mak- ing new friends, when Sandy and | threw pennies at Pauly, and my best memory was in my accounting class working on a project and | let the ‘‘cat out of its bag’ !! MARIJO MARICIANO — ‘Mar’ — Student Council 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class Ad- visory Boards; Basketball Stat Girl 1, 2, 3; Basketball Manager 4. Staff Aide 3, 4; Student Tutor 3, 4; Class Treasurer 3, 4; Pom-pons 3; NHS 4; Theatre: “The Wiz,” “A Chorus Line,” “Anything Goes,” 3, 4; Thes- pians 4, Homecoming Court 3, 4: Most Outstanding Junior Girl; American Scholar Award Winner 3; ... sophomore year, times at Gram’'s, swimming at Cheryl Ann's with Nudi, and P, Hawaii ‘86, and all the great times | had with my 8 best friends. RORY MARRELLO — “Ror” — Baseball 2, 4; Cross-country 4) Ecologys 3,4 .2. the weekends. and the 2:35 bell. ANNGELA MARTIN — ‘Angie’ — A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Treble Choir 2; Media Center Aide 1; ... meeting my one and only, | love you J.K. and the shower dance with Deb, Dion, Kelly, and Lisa, and do- ing our dance during freshman year, the sears shuffle. PAULA MASON — NHS 3; DECA 3. JOANNE MATAITIS — “JoJo” — NHS 3, 4; Mathletes 3, 4; Swim Timers 3, 4; Ecology Club 1; ... the great times | had with Ally Baby, Muffy, Cherry, Kimmy, Tater, Spaz, and Cheila, especially when Cherry learned the dangers of fire, Muffy and Tater's near fatal wrestling match, Cheila's “study-in-the-dark-on-the-bus’’ sessions, and the peanut sale in Rockford. OSAMA MATARIEH SALMA MATARIYEH — ‘Salm’ — French Club 3; Staff Alden 2 O14 OEASAT freshman year with my two sisters, the blackout in January, breakfast at IHOP, and junior year with Nerms, Jo-Do, and Lisa. | still think the light was broken! Also, 4th period lunch, walking in the rain, blondie macho 40, and Nov. 1st. THANKS for 4 wonderful years! LISA MAY JENNIFER MCALEENAN — “Jenny” — Basketball Stat Girl 1; Mathletes 4; ... junior year when after walking into study hall late and laughing Mr. Jaslowski yelled, ‘Up against the wall, Name!’ and then finding out it wasn't a bust. LINDA MCANDREWS — Key Club 4; PEOPEL 1, 2, 3, 4; Staff Aide 4; ... meeting new peo- ple and becoming good friends with them. GLENN MCAULIF — ‘‘Spud’”’ — Football 1, 2; Bowling 2, 3; DECA Vice-President 4; MDE | 4. JOANNE MCCOY — ‘“‘Joanie’”’ — Office occupations 4; ... getting lost every Sunday for the past couple of years with my boyfriend. May our Sun- days last forever, Russ!! WARD MCCLOSKEY KEITH MCGRAIL — ‘‘Rugger’’ — Cross-country 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; ... all the times we cut cross-country and track prac- tice and played football and with my friends in trench coats, flashing the crowd at the Richard’s volleyball game. TIMOTHY MCGRATH — ‘‘Flounder’’ — Football 1; Foot- ball and Basketball Manager 2, 3; Baseball Manager 1, 2; HERO | 3; Interrelated Il 4; ... meeting Bob ‘the opel manta GT 1900” Alexander and going with him to see the ‘‘Hulkster’’ and Mr. Wonderful’ and the “ABE JONOLYNN MCGUIRE THOMAS MCLAUGHLIN — Dean's Aide 2. EILEEN MCMAHON — “Boozer’’ — Track 2, 3, 4;... all the wild and crazy times at track picking up all the Marist men and goofing around with Debbie and Sandy at practice. Thanks Deb for all the great times we had and will have more to come and going to Hawaii '86 with Boozer! JOHN MCTEAGUE — ‘“Teagers'’ — Basketball 1, 2: Forensics 4; .. . driving around with Leary and Riordan stalk- ing out fuzzy little foreigners with a high propelled B.B. gun. GERALD MEEHAN — ‘Jer- bear’’ — Football 2, 3: Trackn1, 203: DON MELVIN — Key Club 3. NANCY MERTIC — Volleyball 1; Track 2, 3, 4; ... going to California with Kelly Wiersema and the summers when my friends and | spent all our time at the beach. KELLY MEYER — Office Aide 3. LISA MILLER — ‘“‘Dizzie’’ — Ecology Club 1; VICA 3, 4; HERO 3, 4; Key Club 4; Freshman Choir 1; Treble Choir 2; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Swing Choir 4; Dean's Aide 2; ... meeting my best friends C.W. and C.O. and the ‘whole gang.” ‘The entertainment's here’ and the time we did the u-turns were the best. And | want to thank D-P., J.S., D.W., S.P., for being a part of my life. Later babe. LORI MILLER — od = ees, Ecology Club 1 4 Cafeteria Aide 1, 2, 3; Cosmetology 3, 4; ... going skiing with the Ecology Club at Eagle River in '85. It was fun being with my friends and be- ing able to laugh and be ourselves. TAMMY MISKEVICS — “Allona C’’ — French Club 3, 4; Ecology Club 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; . taking pictures of Laura Wisek while too much of her was there. Also making the French float junior year. STEPHEN MOORE GINA MORANDE — Bowling 1; Cafeteria Aide 2; DECA 4. FRANK MORUS MARK MULLEN — “Mr. Mullen” — Art Club 1; ... the blackout, all the parties, all the friends | made, all the people | met, and the chicks were great too. DEBORAH MURRAY — ‘‘Mur- Mur’’ — French Club 1, 2, 3; Media Center Aide 1, 2; Office Occupations Vice-President 4; Swim Timers 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3: . meeting all my wonderful friends and having the time of my life with them. Also I'd like to thank Mrs. Ledman, Mrs. Kelch, and Mrs. Voight for put- ting up with me in class — it was fun though wasn't It? JACK MUSSO — Wrestling 2; VICA 3. DAWN MYSZA — Beginning Band 1; Varsity, Marching, and Pep Bands 2, 3, 4; Swim Timers 2, 3, 4; ... meeting new friends especially Joe Ciaglia, Scott Johnson, and my best friend Julie Franek who still loves her freshman boyfriend and all the rockin’ parties we've gone to. PATRICK NAUGHTON NICOLETTE NORK — Dean's Aide 1. DAVID NORRIS — ‘‘Neari’’ — being framed by Kevin Casey and Mark Jurczeski for all of their dirty work in Mr. Gahala’s class. (God bless him.) FRANKLIN NORTH KELLY NOTO — ‘Kel” — Ecology Club 1; Dean's Aide 3; Cosmetology | and Il 3, 4; ... all the good times I've had with Dooby and Pam, lusting over A.A. every morning with Nancy and my sis Kathy, the time me, Sheryl, Grace, and Lisa gang- ed up on P.H. Sorry P.H. M and D Thanks for everything — 1L.L.U. SUSAN NOWORUL — “Suzie” — Swim Timers 1, 2; Staff Aide ane: COLLEEN O'BRIEN ANNE O'CONNOR NORA O'CONNOR — “‘Snork”’ — Student Council 2, 3, 4, President 4; Theatre 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Forensics 3, 4; Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class Advisory Boards; Homecoming Court 4; Pom- pons 2, 3; Key Club 3, 4; Spar- tanite 4; Most Outstanding Student Council Member 3: .. . all he great times in Dzurs’s room, the memorable over- nights ‘Six packs of what?”, all the times at Gram’'s and R.W.’s with the clique and the clan, especially copping an overhead with Stat and JuJu, and the cloudy days at Baldy. JERRY ODEHNAL:— ‘‘Odie” — Football 1, 2, 4; Wrestling 1; Spartanite 4; Key Club 4; ... my party. CHRISTINA O'LEARY — Track 1, 2; Volleyball Manager 2: Staff Aide 1, 2, 3; ... the ski trip with Tom, Dawn, and Kevin, junior prom, and sharing a lot of fun times with my friends, and meeting my very best friend forever, Tom Child! STEVEN OLIVARES FRANK OLIVER — _ Dean's Aide 3. WILLIAM OLSEN — “Oly” — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Spar- tanite 4; ... competing in all three sports with the thrills and close friendships | found, not to mention some of the great girls | met. JOHN O'NEIL MEGEN O'NEILL — Bowling 1. CHRISTOPHER ONJACK — “The Onj'’ — Baseball 1; ... sophomore year when | wore the infamous striped jeans to the basketball game that were torn off me later that night at a party. RUSSELL ORBAN — “Orbs” — Football 1; Baseball 1, 2, 4: when | asked out my girlfriend Joanie McCoy my future wife who | love very much. Dear Joanie, thank you for making my 3rd and 4th years of high school in- teresting. Love as always “Bruss.” DEBBIE ORR — “Deb” — Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3; Key Club 2, 3, 4, President 4; Basketball Stat Girl 1, 2; Gym- nastics Manager 2; Staff Aide 1, 2, 3, 4; “The Wiz — Crew 3; JCAB; SCAB; . . . meeting ‘‘the dork” and “'C.D. ’ sophomore year, going to see Cyndi Lauper with ‘“‘the dork’’ and carrying her into the house afterwards, Spring Break '85 in Florida with C.s; D.C. JDe and W.C., throwing parties every night, meeting people in the jacuzzi and swimming in the Gulf at 2 am trying to stop her from taking her clothes off, meeting Mike the summer before junior year who helped me grow up and taught me a lot of things, keeping all of my friends from grammar school like M.B., M., ‘“F.B.,”’ J., and Lil- ly. Thank you — all of my ‘real’ friends — for sticking with me through thick and thin. CAROLINE O’SULLIVAN CHRISTINE OSWALD — ‘Cre?’ eV GAs Cosmetology 3; Key Club 4; HERO 4; ... becoming good friends with C.W. and L.M., and remembering the Little Red School House!, Lisa where's the animals?, the great times | have had with my best friend D.H. Thanks for the help and understanding Mom and Dad. MICHELLE PADULA RICHARD PAJOR — Football i) Ant EDWARD PAPENDIK GEORGIA PAPOUTSIS — ‘“Poopsie’ ’ — French Club 1: Choir 1; Track 1, 2; Cross- country 2, 3, 4;... all the great people | met in my past four years at OLCHS, being on the track team with all the nuts, and the most memorable yet most adventurous moment was sophomore yer being a member of the famous four in cross-country and getting lost. ANTHONY PARISI RICK PARKALOB — Baseball 2, 4; Key Club 4; ... watching Steven Patterson fall in the Sandburg game while being a ball boy, watching Zegar danc- ing in front of Nina and Kathy in the raw. STEVE PATTERSON — ‘Beef’ — Key club 4;; Football 1, 2; ... slipping in the mud during the Sandburg game, watching Nick dance for Nina, Michigan, beer, 5B lunch dur- ing junior year, being ball boy, but mostly coming here from Stagg. LISA PEAKE — Wrestlerettes 13) RONALD PERKINS MATTHEW PERSON — Golf 1; irackely2s3: ROBERT PETERS BETH PETERSON — ... all the good times | shared with Kim S. and Connie D., the Sweetheart Dance 1985, and meeting Barry. LAURA PETERSON BRIAN PHEIFER — ‘‘Bri-Bri”’ — Marching, Varsity, and Pep Bands 1,2; Ecology Club 2, 3, 4: Officer 4, MDE | and Il 3, 4, Officer 4, Rep. 3, 4; ... the band trip, Eagle River, going down state for DECA, and all the life long friendships | have made. JOHN PIEZA KEVIN PITTS — Office Aide 1; Computer Club 1. JODY PLANTE — JCAB; Key Club 2, 3;.... sophomore year, and those nights at Gram’s with my best friends, the wild nights in Cheryl's camper and Judi’s car, Prom '85, and Ru’s with the ‘‘clique’’ and the “clan.” LETA MARIE POMA — “Boobala’’ — French Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 2; Ecology Club 3; Mathletes 1; Office Oc- cupations 4; Staff Aide 3; NHS 3; ... dying my hair fuchsia for a theatre production | was in. | thought that the attention was fantastic publicity for moi. Perhaps next time I'll try blue — what do you think? JON POPP — ‘Popper’ — Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 4, Captain 4: Homecoming Court 3, 4, King 4; Dean's Aide 4; . . . going out on weekends with friends, get- ting A.C. in football, being named homecoming king, beating Reavis in football, meeting women, meeting all the members of the clique, but especially all the great times with Staps, Tommy, Richy, Chuck, Mace, Jake, Bags, Fred, Greek, and Buttman. ROB PRICE — ''$ — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2: Spartanite 4; Homecoming Court 4; : meeting several different types of girls and becoming involved with them. Football and going to parties was also an un- forgettable memory. ROY PROCHASKA — ‘““Pooka’’ — Spartanite 4; Swimming 1, 2; Dean's and Staff Aide 4; ... cheating my way through history junior year and not getting caught until the last assignment of the year, walking with §$. BRIAN PULLIA RICH QUINLAN — ... senior year. MARK RADLOFF — ‘'‘Radz’’ — Baseball 1, 2, 3; Nerf slam dunk champion 2; ... being a cheerleader for the varsity volleyball team in a game against Richards. Eight of us wore long trench coats, no shirts, dark sunglasses, and towel wraps. We taped letters spelling SPARTANS on our chests. Each of us flashed the audience one by one depen- ding upon which letter we had. Someone in the audience yell- ed out Gimmee an S and the S man would flash the audience with the S on his chest. This went on until Spartans was spelled. ROBERT RAFAC — ‘“‘Litle Hal’’ — Computer Club 1, 2, 3; NHS 3, 4, Cafeteria Aide 2, 3, 4; Mathletes 3, 4; Media Center Aide 1; ... | don’t recall any memories. KELLY RAFTER MICHAEL RAINSFORD — ‘‘Ed- die’ — VICA 3, 4; .. . crashing my brother-in-law’'s mustang and getting arrested in ‘85. MINESH RANA KELLY RAVEN — “'Stella’’ — . meeting all of my friends, but especially sharing it with my best friend Julie (Bird). The one experience that was quite memorable was going through the forest preserve with my friends, Julie, Tricia, and Rich and a deer ran out of in front of us. It was just one of those things where | guess you had to have been there. Well Tricia, there’s your ‘“‘bear’’ for yal (ha-ha) MICHELLE RAWSKI — Theatre: ‘‘The Wiz'' — Crew 3: French Club 3; French Foreign Exchange Program 2; ... go- ing to London and France and all the great times | had with Chris and Jenny (The tree- heads) from Richards H.S., especially U of | on Halloween weekend. ANDREW REED — Wrestling 1, 2; Office Aide 2: Theatre Pro- duction 3. PAULA REGH — Chorus 1; Cafeteria Aide 4; Staff Aide 1, 2; Track 1; Cross-country 2: PEOPEL Tutor 4; ... when | was a freshman, Helen and | would walk around the whole 2nd floor just to get to our English class, Taco Bell, Annie falling down my stairs over Christmas vacation, plastic spoons, Bahama Mama's, and to all my great friends that have help contribute to my memories at OLCHS. LISA REICHART — ‘Tootsie”’ — meeting my close friends like: Eman, Elli, also the friends | Knew like: Sandy and Belinda. Oak Lawn showed me a lot about people's behavior good ain Ge Dia Cement mwaSestlin sometimes. JIM REICHERT — ‘Jimmie’ — Track 1, 2, 3, 4; ... meeting Doreen M. sophomore year and having a great time since. BRENDA REIFF — ‘‘Bren’’ — Bowling 1, 2; Counselor's Aide 3; Office Occupations Presi- dent 4; Staff Aide 2, 3; ... remembering those great old times with the butt steak and the shot in the eye with my best friends Terese and Carol and the time we never made it to the basketball game. Also spending time with Cheryl and my other friends. But best of all meeting Dan. STACEY REIS — ‘Terminator’ —= Tennis: 2; 3,54; 0, going downstate for tennis and hav- ing mousse, toothpaste, per- fume, water, and baby powder fights with Doreen, Janene, Melissa, Karey, and Shari, and my times with Scott and hey Kathy Booga! Booga! DENISE RICCHIIUTO — Bowl- ing 1; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Staff Aide 1, 2, 3; JCAB; Key Club 3, 4; ... meeting Kris, Jennifer, and Chris and remembering the fun we had with the male species. One more thing — Thanks Mr. S! It wouldn't have been memorable without you around and you too Mr. Lockwood. JOE RICKHOFF — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2,3, 4:... beating Reavis on a rainy Fri- day night senior year and walk- ing through Evergreen Park H.S. gym in my underwear. MARIE RIESBECK — ‘Gig- gles’’ — Swim Timers 2; DECA 4. DAN RIORDAN — “Gut — Basketball 1. WAYNE RISKUS — ‘‘Wayno”’ — Football 1, 2; Swimming 1; MDE | and II 3, 4; ... meeting kids from two different schools R.H.S. and OLCHS. KELLY ROBERTS — ‘‘Bobbie” — Media Center Aide 2, 3; Staff Aide 4; PEOPEL Tutor 1, 2, 3; ... meeting Sue Irby, Kerry Beister, Terri Cerf, and all the good times we had together, especially when Sue walked into science and said, “Kelly | have to tell you something, and falling off the chair, and also meeting and getting to know other people. ED ROCHE — ‘Roaky” — Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2. SUSAN ROCHE — “Sue” — Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 3, 4; Class Secretary 1, 2, 3; Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class Advisory Boards, Key Club 3, 4; Basketball Stat Girl 1, 2, 3, 4; Staff Aide 3; Switchboard Operator 2; Thes- pians 4; Theatre: “The Wiz,” ‘‘Heaven Can Wait, ’ “Anything Goes’ 3, 4; Homecoming Court 3, 4, Queen 4; ... various sleepless nights at Gram's, the wild sum- mer of '84, field trip to Northern with Cindy Ha-Ha!, Benchwar- ming with Keek, endless nights on the phone, and helplessly falling out of Bob's car with Judi. But most of all my special friends Nora, Cheryl Ann, Mar, Keek, ‘‘?”’, Julie, Dody, Nudi, and Sandy who I’ve shared all these very memorable times with, Thanx! TOM ROCHE — ‘‘Roaky ’ — Basketball 1, 2, 4: Baseball 1, 2,4: GEORGE ROGIOKOS — Foot- ball 1; Baseball 1, 2. VERNON ROTROFF TIMOTHY RUSS — Football 1, fo). MIKE RYAN — ‘Squid’? — Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Track 2; ... ‘‘graduation and freshman and sophomore years in football. TIM RYJEWSKI — “Captain Midnight’? — Ecology Club 1, 2, 3, 4; ... all my great friends in the ecology club and all the great parties thrown by (they know who they are). | will miss all my new friends | made my senior year as well as the old. DEBORAH SALAMONE — “Deb ’ — Ecology Club 1, 3, 4; Office Occupations 4; . . . shar- ing my summers with Jane, R.P., M.K., meeting ‘‘the group”’ especially Patty, Carol, Jim, Brian (‘‘Glass-F. Ken Meow ’), Tony, Scott, my seven children, Kevin's blue Camaro with the stick shift, and finding my kitten (C.B.S.) with Patty. ANTOINETTE SAMOSKA — Nurse's Aide 2: Cafeteria Aide Sh HELEN SMOSKA — Nurse's Aide 3. PAM SANDERS — ‘‘Pammie ’ — Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Media Center Aide 1; ... keeping my best friend Chris, and meeting many great friends especially Donna and Joanne, state wrestling, Wallin driving on the wrong side of the road downstate while M.K. was feeling strange, Basslake, volleyball, Frank S. falling out of a moving car, Jim S. making snow angels face down, and just having fun. “It's been a negative evening!”’ ROB SANOW JOE SAWIN — Wrestling 1, 2, 3; OJT 2; CWT 4; ... getting engaged to Cheryl Gratt on Dec. 6, 1985. | would like to thank my parents for being there when | needed them most. JUEL SCHAAR — Marching and Concert Bands, Flags and rifles 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2: “The Wiz’ Orchestra 3; Freshman Class Advisory Board; Softball 1; ... all the great times | shared with my friends especially Sandy, like bathroom buddies (some not by choice), gala women, band happenings, conquering Europe, and watching Sue get her way out of sticky situa- tions, Sabre Room, but my best memory was meeting my Eddie. LORIE SCHAFFNER JERRY SCHANK BELINDA SCHAPIRO KIMBERLY SCHIFFER — Kimbo — Dean's Aide 2; Staff Aide 3; MDE | Secretary 4; ... meeting the twins, B.P., B.S., W.V., and all the other great friends that made it wor- thwhile, watching Annie dance alone at Homecoming '85, all the laughs in 5B lunch, and meeting Kevin and going to my junior prom with him. BETH SCHOENEMAN — Swim Timers 1. LAURIE SCHOLTES — Wrestlerettes 1; Volleyball 1, 2; UGA BYE mia pO Sars. Sophomore Class Advisory Board: Office Occupations 4; . when me and Rose T. stuck Moke with a pin in French class. Ms. Williams turned around and _ yelled something in French and ask- ed why she screamed. Moke said she thought she saw a mouse! Also meeting all my good friends that | have had and sharing many good times with them that | will never forget. KIMBERLY SCHUH — “Sicko!” — ... senior year lunch antics with Karen, Dawn, Tammy, Karey, Tonia, Cindi, and Lina especially doing rot- ten things to C.S. LAURA SECOR — ‘OEA 4; Switchboard Operator 1, 2, 3; Ecology Club 1; ... the sum- mer of ‘85, the great 4- wheeling experiences, meeting a lot of great friends especially Robin and Mlke. RANDY SEIFERT — Football 1. JAMES SLEMER — ‘‘Jimbo ’ — Basketball 1; ... «that memorable Saturday when | was face down in the snow making snow angels because | got sick from the music. This happened at Pam's house, when Frank Sodaro, Mike Dapkus, Andy Reed, Dave Lopez, and myself named the beerman. Also are memorable trips to Great America which always ended up in a funny manner. To the whole gang who will understand when | say, ‘I’m serious,’ and to Mom, ‘That ain't cool.” MIKE SERIO — ‘'Sero” — Football 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1; sophomore year when Bill, Don, and | had the greatest time in Mr. Gahala’s English class. THAER SHAKTAH — Bowling 2. BASSAM SHEHAYBER — Wrestling 1, 2, 3. KATHRYN LYNN SHIREY — ‘Space Cadet’ — Choir 1, 2, 3: Discipline Committee 3; Staff Aide 4; ... when | first went on a date with Matt May and he asked me out. We went out for about a year. DINA SIBRAY JULIE SIKORSK!I — “Bird” — Class Vice-President 1, 2; Stu- dent Council 1, 2; Bowling 1; Counselor's Aide 1; Volleyball 1, 2; Spartanite 4; ... all the adventures of poke Smot with K.R. and the gang and when Lisa B., Suzie Q. and me went to the Richards game, and also when Kelly Ro. had a party at her Dad's house for her birth- day with the T.P. down the street. Thanks to all my friends for being there when | needed them. Good luck and have one for me. TIM SIPLE — “Skimpy” —... getting the nickname (Skimpy) and partying with my friends. JEFFREY SMIT — VICA 3. BILLY SMITH — Bowling 2. TIMOTHY SMITH WENDY SMITH — ‘“Wobbles”’ — Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert, Marching, and Pep Bands 1, 2, 3, 4; Staff Aide 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Swim Timers 4, Cafeteria Aide 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; ... meeting my second ‘'father’’ Mr. Scarpelli, and my second ‘‘mother’’ Danette Y., and also the sta- tionary elevator at U of | with Christina Fause and ‘'Go Bananas at NU’s Band Day. Thanks everyone especially to my ‘“mother’’ who not only cared for me and loved me, but was my best friend. LAWRENCE SOCH FRANK SODARO: — “T° — Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4; .. .Senor’s 4th period Spanish class junior year, watching Mike Dapkus at cheerleading tryouts, and that negative evening at Pam's house when Jimbo got sick on music. CINDY SOMMERFELD — “Cin'’ — Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Bad- minton 2, 3, 4, Staff Aide 1; Ecology Club 1. ELIZABETH SONZSKI — “Lisa'’’ — Gymnastics 1,2; Boys Gymnastics Manager 1; NHS 3, 4; Media Center Aide 1; Staff Aide 3; Counselor's Aide 4; ... driving to school in the winter, playing peg, study hall freshman year, and meeting all my good friends. The best memories | have are those spent with Bob. Hey San — Don't forget good old sideburns. JOHN SPENCE — Bowling 1, 2; Cafeteria Aide 1, 2, 3: Ecology Club 1. ROBERT STALLA — CWT Club 3. CAROL STANCIK — Swimm- ing: «3, Pa Key, Club. 24: Wrestlerettes 1, 2, 3; ... going to a basketball game and never making it! (Remember that Bren and Terese), my junior year Easter trip with Joanne, Wendy, Dawn, and Debbie, and last but not least, all the good times with all my friends in good ole OLCHS. DAVE STAPLETON — “Staps'’ — Baseball 1; Wrestl- ing 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4: JCAB; SCAB; Key Club 4; ... bombing the gutless wonder, Riords, with books, experienc- ing the wrath of Jake at the Key Club breakfast, and hang- ing out with my buddies. KIMBERLY STARCHVILL BRETT STEARNS JAMES STEINBERG LANCE STEINBERG MATTHEW STEPHEN JOHN STEVENS MICHELE SUIRO — ‘Pud- ders ’ — Media Center Aide 1, 2, 3, 4; Staff Aide 3, 4; Key Club 4; ... when Stacy, Becky, Sandy, and | were checking out this guy and Becky thought he was a movie star, SO we were going to ask him for his autograph. We found out he was someone's cousin and gay. Also, meeting all my friends especially Sheller, Stacy, Laura, Meg, and Janny and sharing all the wonderful times with them, they know who they are !!! LILLY SUN — “Silly — Mathletes 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Chess 2, 3: Badminton 2, 3, 4; Photo Club 4; Tennis 1,2. REEM SWEIS — French Club 2, 3, 4; Bowling 4; Theatre: “The Wiz 3; Thespian 3, 4;... going to a nice French restaurant with French club and sitting next to a great friend, JuJu, at a small table near the window with a lighted candle and talking about all the great times we've had at Oak Lawn. Au-revoir Oak Lawn. KIM SWITALSKI TAMMY TABOR — ‘Shortie’ — Staff Aide 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Photo Club Treasurer 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1; Spartanite Feature Writer 4: Sophomore Class Advisory Board; ... senior lunch ‘‘ac- tivities’ with Dawn, Kim, Karen, Tonia, Lina, Cindi, Deb- bie, and Sue. Kim's lessons on gourmet cooking and etiquette wil be remembered forever! CHRISTINE TIESS — “Tina” — Chorus 4; ... when | was yelling in the lunchroom saying how much | adored Gil Leora and causing trouble at the lunch table. LINO TIJERINA — Wrestling 1. KRISTINE TINERELLA — Volleyball 1, 2; Office Aide 3. JOHN TKACHUK — Bowling 3; VICA 4. BOBBIE TOLSMA — “Miss Crue — ... getting out of school and partying with Ratt and the best Motley Crue because me and Sharon are one of the few who have met Motley Crue. JULIA TRINKHAUS EDWARD TRIPLETT — VICA 4. ROSEMARI TRLAK — Theatre: “Dames at Sea,” ‘M A S H,’ ‘Barnum,’ ‘‘Godspell,”’ Dracula, Thee Wize ‘‘Heaven Can Wait,’ “Anything Goes” 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Thes- pians 2, 3, 4, President 4; Stu- dent Council 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Homecoming Court 3, 4; Forensics 2, 3, 4, Most Valuable 3; JCAB; SCAB; Key Club 2, 4; Counselor’s Aide 1, 2; Wrestlerette 1; ... all the times spent with Mokey, especially Spring Break ‘85, with Jean and Aloe, history class with Dave B., and those unforgettable times spent in room 13 with that unforget- table man, DZURS. DONNA TUCCI — ‘Tuc’ — Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Staff Aide 2, 4; ... becoming good friends with Pam and the volleyball team, our 100th volleyball win, telling M.K. “You've got the look,”’ state wrestling, and helping S.M. and T.K. pass micro in Bozo’s Class. CATHY TURNBOW — Media Center Aide 1, 2; Volleyball Manager 1; Dean's Aide 1;... meeting all of my great friends Nancy, Linda, Sherri, Cara, Chris, Kelly, and especially Nina, and remembering the good times we had together. ROBERT TURNER — Cafeteria Aide 1, 2, 3; Bowling t KATHY VANDERWARREN — “Vanderwoman'’ — Choir 1; A Cappella 4; Theatre: ‘The Wiz 3; ... volleyball in gym junior and senior years. I'm sure my real best memories will be next semester because | filled this out 1st semester. JENNIFER VETTER — ‘‘Jens” — Softball 1, 2; Key Club 3; JCAB; Counselor's Aide 2, 3, 4: Basketball Stat Girl 1, 2, 3; ... having some of the best times with Sue Bradtke and Cindy Bedwan trying to go to the library!!!, junior year prom and the day after with M.B., S.B., and P.G. and having Sue Bradtke and Cindy Bedwan as the best friends of my whole life, SUSAN VICTORS — ‘Big Sue” — Spanish CLub 3, 4; Ecology Club 1, 4; Office Aide 2, 3,4; Theatre: “Barnum” — Crew 2; Bowling 1; ... holding our little ‘Breakfast Club” meetings in the library every morning for 3 years with Tam- my, Dawn, Debbie, and Paula; sucker day in ’85 when myself and my best friend Debbie totally and publicly embarrass- ed ourselves by giving our “true loves’’ suckers and then acting silly and laughing every time we saw them for 3 weeks afterwards. We also did funny things like apologizing to them when we both almost knocked them over during the process of giving the suckers. TAMMY. VIRMOND — Choir 1; Treble Choir 2; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Cheerleading; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3° Basketball 1, 3; Cafeteria Aide 4; Ecology Club 1; ... during junior year meeting many new people, go- ing to cheerleading camp, and meeting Stan. WILLIAM VORBERG - Swimm- ing 1, 2, 3; Cafeteria Aide 1, 2, 3. ANGELA WAGNER — ‘‘Ang”’ — Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1; Basketball 2; Cross-country 4; Office Aide 1, 4, Media Center Aide 3; Mathletes 1; Fridays. CHERYL WALEGA — ‘‘Cheryl Ann — Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2; Track 3; Class Officer 1; Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class Advisory Boards; meeting my eight best friends (clique) and having the best times at Gram's party house, camping in my_ backyard, beach action, Hawaii '86, Bahamas with Judi, Don't let me fall guys!! There's going to be two hits Amandal!l! Thanks for making v-ball a blast A.V., K.R., D.D., M.C., and D.S. Nice house K.R.! Having the best t imes with Chris O. at dances and 17 M.K.’s on my B-DAY with R.M., D.R., and K.K. CHRISTOPHER WALENT DONALD WALKER TIMOTHY WALSH — VICA 3. CHRISTINE WALTERS — ‘“‘Ma’’ — Dean’s Aide 1, 2, 3: Key Club 4; MDE | and II 3, 4; ... Meeting my best friends L.M. and C.O. when we became the ‘entertainment.’ I'll remember all the later babes and the mini-skirts. I'll never forget all the good and bad times at the lot. Later babe. DEBORAH WARD — ‘Wardo” — NHS 8, 4; French CLub 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 2, 4; Staff Aide 3, 4, Theatre: ‘Barnum’ — Crew 2; ... sucker day '85 when my best friend Sue and | “suckerized”’ our true loves and suffered embarrassment for weeks. Also, thanks so much Tammy T., Dawn W., and Paula M. for 4 great years of our little ‘Breakfast Club ! JON WARD RICHARD WARGIN — Bowling ’ MARY WAREN — _ Swim Timers 1, 2, 3; Nurse's Aide 3; Media Center Aide 3. ANDY WAZIO — “Waz — Basketball 1; Key Club 3; Spar- tanite 4; ... skiing LaCross and partying with all my friends. PATRICIA ANN WEBBER — ‘Patty’ — Freshma n Choir: Treble Choir 2; A Cappella Choirs 4:siirack 1, 2, 4: Ecology Club 3, 4; Dean's Aide 4; ... my senior year because | met Don and | realized who my good friends really are. | would like to say thanks guys for all the help and support! SHERRI WEBER — ‘‘Web — Choir 1; Staff Aide 2; Office Occupations 4; ... meeting Chuck and having the greatest times with my good friends Lisa, Kathy V., Kathy G., and especially Mort and Big. ANDREW WEDICK — W.T.” — Ecology Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2, 3; MDE | 4; Media Center Aide 4; ... meeting the girl of my life Beth Sturm, all my life long friends, and all the good times in Ecology Club. TERRY WEISS — Bowling 1; Freshman and Sophomore Class Advisory Boards; Atten- dance Aide 1, 2, 3; Class’ Treasurer 2; Ecology Club 3, 4; Spartanite 4; ... meeting all my good friends, writing for the Spartanite, and being with my buds in the Grand Canyon. JOEL WEISSKOPF — “Whitehead ’ — Bowling 1, 2, 3; Chess 3, 4; Mathletes 4; Cafeteria Aide 4; ... making trouble in Mr. Gahala’s Ger- man class. Also memorable was playing Wheel of Fortune in trig. and expos. and the fun times | had when Mr. Hess picked on me. MICHAEL WHITTY KELLY WIERSEMA — Swim Timers 1, 2, 3; Softball 3, 4, Manager 1; Office Occupa- tions 4; Staff Aide 1, 2; ... go- ing to California with Nancy Mertic and sharing all the good times with all of my friends that | met at Oak Lawn High School. DOUGLAS WIERZGAC DAWN WILLIAMS — ‘“‘Dawnie’’ — French Club 1, 2, 3; Photo Club 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Aa StaffarAide: 253,64: Sophomore Class Advisory Board; Chorus 1; Theatre: “Barnum” — Crew 2;... lunch 5A this year with Tammy, Kim, Karen, Tonia, Lina, Cindi, Deb- bie, Sue, and Karey, creating dishes even Julia Child would envy. Thanks for a great year guys! DONALD DAVID WITTHOFT — ‘Woodrow’ — Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3; Tennis 2, 4. RICHARD WOLF — Wrestling ie DANIEL WOLFF — ‘Mr. Wolff — ... when | got an A+ in ceramics class. PATTI WROBLE — Atten- dance Aide 1; VICA 4. SHEILA YOMANTAS — “Chana’ ’ — Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1; JCAB; Mathletes 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Staff Aide 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; ... the locker that defied laws of physics, meeting my surrogate sister Zina, Muffy’s parties with Al- man, BoBo, ‘‘Firestarter,”’ Tater, and JoAnnie, all the fun on the court with my _ b-ball teammates, and in Expos. 1 when Matt demonstrated his superhuman power with yellow strips of paper in the library to Jeanne, Zina, Chris and me. DANETTE YOUNGBLOOD — “Nettie” — French Club 1, 2, 3; Bowling 4; Staff Aide 2, 3, 4; Media Center Aide 1, 2; Swim Timers 4; ... in Mr. Johnson's freshman biology class, Wen- dy Smith and |! would eat granola bars during his filmstrips and make each other laugh while trying to read aloud! Thanx Wendy for a Crazy 4 years. I'll miss you! JANENE ZBYLUT — “Spaz” — Tennis 1,2, 3, 4; Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4; Swim Timers 1, 2, 3, 4: JCAB; SCAB; Girl's Basket- ball Stats 4;NHS 3, 4, Presi- dent 4: winning con- ference, the times spent with the tennis team | love (especially state with my ten- nis buddies M.M., S.R., K.K., D.M., and S.M., D.M. — Beware of bathtubs), breakdancing, drives to LRS, Doc Nowlan’'s class (Remember K.B.), artic fridge explorations, cheese ball slam, the many parties, in the Muffy mobile, the water fight at my house, etc. that were shared with my best friends Miss Beauty Beauty, Muffy, Cherry, Kimmy, Chana, Al, Jo, and S.K. and M.H. — P.S. Bic, beak, and Bob LOVES ya! NAEEM ZEGAR — Football 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2; Tennis 1, 2. CHARLES ZIRINO — CWT Club 3. SANDY ZIVICH — Basketball 1. Basketball Stat Girl 1, 3, 4; Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class Advisory Boards; Pom-pons 2, 3; Theatre: “A Chours Line” 4; Dean's Aide 1; Office Occupa- tions 4; Spartan Guard 4; ... meeting all my friends, “A Chorus Line’, my best friend Juel, and a great boyfriend Vince. DAVID ZOBAK WAJEHA ZUBI — ‘JuJu’? — French Club 4; ... going to a nice French restaurant with French Club and sitting with a great friend, Reem, at a small table near the window with a lighted candle and _ talking about all the great times we've had at Oak Lawn High. Au revoir Oak Lawn. WHO’S WHO 1.Most Involved in Activities — CHARLIE HARPER and MARIJO MARCIANO 2. Most Athletic — BILL OLSEN and CHERYL WALEGA 3. Cutest Couple — DAVE BAGUS and MARIJO MARCIANO 4.Quietest — ED ROCHE and JOANNE MATAITIS 5.Most Witty — TOM KEANE and NORA O'CONNOR 6.Best Personality — ROB PRICE and MICHELLE HUTTNER 7.Nicest — MARK RADLOFF and SHARAN KUYAWA 8. Best Dressed — RICH WOLF and SANDY ZIVICH 9. 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