Riverside High School - Mercury Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1963 volume:

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School Calendar 1962-1963 School Opens Baseball Color Day Pigtail Day United Nations Program Homecoming Caine Against King Homecoming Dance, Hhlr. Touehdownn Career Day Teacher's Convention Racine Orhcestra 81 Open House A.F.S. Sock Hop Thanksgiving Day Program Thanksgiving Vacation Football 8: Cross Country Color Day Christmas Program Christmas Vacation Begins Holidays Over Senior Sing Honor Day Senior Dinner Exams Graduation Second Semester Begins Band Revue Lincoln-Washington Program A.F.S. Day Sock Hop Parent-Teacher Conference Day Variety Show 7 Basketball, Swimming, WN restling, Co Easter Program Easter Vacation Spring Concert International Day Prom Honor Day 8: Honor Dinner Senior Sing lylemorial Day Program Memorial Day Senior Dinner Golf, Tennis, Track, Color Day Exams Graduation Have a nice summer! l 5 lor Day X CETCILDQQ omtemts QHH , TLEAW , -A5 3 157 I Q. ' ,', EQ -4 5' , Bi igj f g :- ' : f 4 1 if K. iiylfij-ig1n,: jg lzgia: H , .- ' M1 . A ax- WT: KS? 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I TRATIO ll M155 GROSS English Mr. HAFEY Social Studies Mr. IIESSELBREOCK English Mr. IIOLDORF Music Mrs. HOXY.-XRD NI3.lllCHlZllll'S Mr. VIOHNSTK DN Miisic' Mrs, KIRCHER Special Eclucatiwn Mr. KODIIS English li Malhci nalics Miss DUNA Foreign Mr. DUNLOP Science Mr. EBERSOLE English 8: Foreign Mr ENGEN Business Eduvation Mr. FALLON Sriencc Mr. FELDMAN Sfioncv K Drivc-r Edinratiun Miss GEBH.-XRD Business Education Miss COVE English Miss GREEN Physical Education bv-I9-nn ,, I 2 1 Education Mr. RAYNES Mathematics 8: Science Miss SCHI PPER Special Education 15 Mrs. SCHUMACHER Mathematics Miss SCHWARTZ Business Education Mrs. SMITH Business Education Mr. STANKOWSKI Business Education Miss SWORSKE Mathematics K Science Mr. STEMPER Foreign Language Miss TAYLOR Business Education Mr. TRYTHALL Science Mrs. VAUGHN Foreign Language 81 English . 'W fl, fi li :G i W-5 409' :vga WWE Mrs. Mrs. PI Cafeteria PLANT OP Plant Operations Mr, CEBROWSKI Plant Operations Mr. ECKSTEIN Mr. THOMS Plant Operations l 17 Head Engineer Mr. MANOWSKI Plant Operations Mrs. PAULICKI Plant Operations Mrs. REKOWSKI Plant Operations NOT PICTURED Mrs. COFFARO Mathematics Mrs. ROYAL School Nurse Mr. SPIELMAN Industrial Arts Mr. STECKER Science Now really! Plcasc, not while wc'rc eating. YVlmL's the matter. have I got egg on my face? Say that again! I wonder if theyill find me here? Is there no getting away from you? O.K., next time I'll knock. ,i W Now is that so hard to understand? Qenions jANUART SE IOR James Berger President Natlonal Honor SOCICYY Barbara Adornato ames Berger ean Brandenburg James Huebner Sally Kaemmer Lynne Ketchum Ne1l Lexeranrc oAnn Sardlna Peggy Therxaulr Sherman Vmcent Susan Wxlke Richard Rehm Vice-President Peggy Theriault Lynne Ketchum Secretary Treasurer Servrce Awards Frederxck ohnson john Menos Gary Mrller R1chard Rehm Kathleen Dxllrg ' J J J J A . . . J i I 22 Hlgh School Achlevement Award Ruth Gandell Bausch 8a Lomb Scxence Award Nerl Leverance Charles Kahle lndustrxal Arts Scholarshxp Nell Leverance George A Chamberlm Scholarshrp ean Brandenburg BARBARA ADORNATO BarbJ' All City Choirg Allen Club: Cam, Senior Leader: Choir: E.S.Y.F.g G.A.A.: Girls' Chorus: H.S.H.: Home EC: National Honor: Pep Club: Pigtail Day: Proj. 2: Rock- ettes Leaderg Skits: Student Council: Triangleg Variety Show. AIVARS BERGMANIS rrlvyv Baseballg Basketball g Cav: Student Council. DONNA BRAUN Caf.g Cam. JAMES BElRGE'R jim Athletic Council, Pres. 8: Vice Pres.: Badger Boys, State: Baseballg Basketball: Cav: Cross Country: Em- blem Club Pres.: E.S.Y.F.g Football: Honor Study Hall Board, Pres.: H.S.H.: Hi-Y: Prom Court: Spanish Na- tional Honorg Proj. 25 Skitsg Social Science Club: Span- ish Clubg Student Council Sgt. at Arms: Tennis: Tick- et Sales. JEAN BRANDENBURG Ozzie Cool A.V.E. Secg Bandg Band Re- vue: Candy Sales Spanish Club: G.A.A.g H.S.H.: Jr. National Honorsg Orches- tra g Pen Pushersg Pep Band 5 Pep Clubg Poster Club: Service Clubg Spanish Club Pres.g Ticket Sales: Variety Show. DIANE CAVOSI Gidget Cam: G.A.A.g Girls' Chor.5 Home Ec. iii., .E H --lik? 4' KAREN CONNELL Konkel Cam: G.A.A.: Home Ec.g Latin: Proj. 2: Red Crossg Rockettesg Ushers. DENNIS CYCHOSZ Cn Cav. WILLIAM DAMA Brillo' Basketball: Boys' Chorg Cav: Cross Coun- tryg. E.S.Y.F.: H.S.H,g Hi-Y: Latin, Sec, Proj, 1,23 Ticket Sales: Track, Wfrestling. ROBERT DIXON Babu Cav: Choir: Cue: Football: jr.-Sr. Play C25 Proj. 2: Tennis: Variety Show. 23 SX 7 R TM' X 5 , LLx A . - Wifi? . 1 llja Vgwirvw ,ui W M f tm. in if ajiizla PN., Et if BWXS . . . , 5 K- Z 'Q 'Whats sa .J-f ' 'fl fr Q 1 'IM fi 1 mi . 352 W figs ff' I8 qi l ,.,. I . , , H .f.:?it-fwf:- .Qs I 1 JAMES HUEBNER jimi: A.V.E.: Bookstoreg Caf.g Cav.: Debate, H.S.H.: Jr.-Sr. Playg Lating National Hon- or. FREDERICK JOHNSON 'fRick Ath. Coun.: Basketball: Cav: Cross Coun try: Emblem: H.S.H.g Proj. 2g Spanish Stud. Coun.: Track. CATHERINE DUDE Kitty Allen: Bandg Band Revue: Camg E.S.Y.F.5 Frenchg G.A.A.g H.S.H.g Home Ecg Pepg Soc. Sci.5 Ticket Sales. RUTH GANDELL Ruthie,' All City Orch.: Choirg H.S.H.g Orch.g Proj. 25 Va- riety Show. JOHN HANSEN Hansen NANCY HEXT Pmky Cav: Proj. 2. Caf.: H S H Off Mon Proj. 2. SALLY KAEMMER Cam: Cue, Sec.: G.A.A.g Germang H.S.H.5 Home EC.: Jr.-Sr. Play: Mere. Ann.g Na- tional Honorg Pigtail Dayg Proj. 2: Rock- ettes: Ushers. LYNNE KETCHUM All city Choirg Allen, Treas.5 Cam, Jr. leader Sc Sec.: Choirg Cueg E.S.Y.F.g Frenchg G.A.A.g Girls' Chong H.S.H.g Home Ecg Hop Court: Prom Courtg Inter- High Coun. Jr.-Sr. Play: Kings 81 Queensg National Honorg Pep: Pigtail Dayg Proj. 1 8a 2: Prom. Cornm.g Hop Comnmg Rock- et: Rockettesz Skitsg Stud. Coun.: Ticket Sales: Triangle: Ushersg Variety Show. 24 JOSEPHINE FAZIO I G.A.A.g Proj 2 JOHN GRAF A.V.E.g Cav H S H Latin RAMON KLAHNI Rag Cax MARX I OVING Allen Cam Choir E SYF GAA Girls Chor Ee Latin Off Mon Proj 2 Roekettes Ticket Sales Variety NEIL LEVERANCE Cav flerman P A Crew Chief A V E H S H Radio Pres Sei 8a Math CRACE LUIVI famous Cam GA A Girls Chor Home H S H Home Ee Orch kits Show JAMES MORTELLARO lim IAMES MARTIN I m Band Band Rexue Cax Pep Band Stud Coun Swimming Variety Show MICH AEL 'VIATIS Mzke Cav Golf JOHN MENOS A.V.E.5 Badger Boys' State: Baseball: Cav Emblem: E.S.Y.F.g Football: H.S.H. Board H.S.H. Hi-Y: Latin: Proj. 2: Skits: Stud. Coun.5 Ticket Sales: Traekg Trees for To- morrow. CARY MILLER Uncle Gar, A.V.E.' Baseball: Basketball: Cav: Foot- ball: Hop Court: Hr. OH.: Latin: Pep Proj. 2,33 Skits: Ticket Sales: Track. 'mill' --rg Band: Band Revue: Boys Chor.: Cav: Dance Band: Pep: Variety Show. PATRICIA OPITZ Patti!' Allen, Sec.: Cam: G.A.A.g Cennan: H.S.H.: Home Ee, Point Controller: Prom Court: Proj. 2: Hop Comm.: Rocket: Rockettesg Ticket Sales: Triangle: Tri-Hi-Y: Variety Show. 25 DENNIS PELZMAN Cav. RICHARD REHM Dick Bandg Band Revueg Base- ballg CAVg Choirg Dance Bandg Emblemg Footballg Germang Hop Courtg Orch.g Pep Bandg Swimmingg Track, Cap't. MAUDE ROCHELLE Deedie'f Camg G.A.A.g H.S.H.g Home Ecg Off. Mon.g Proj. 2. JEFFREY PRICE 'jeff' Cavg Track. ARNOLD REKOWSKI Arnie Cavg H.S.H. -IO ANN SARDINA Camg Cue, Pres, 8: Treas.g G.A.A.g Girls Chong H.S.H.g Home Ecg jr. Natonal Hon- org Pigtail Dayg Lating Proj. 2g Prom Comm.5 Hop Comm.5 Rockettesg S k i t sg Ticket Sales. GEARLD SCI-IALLER ferry ROBERT SCHWALBACH B0 A.V.E.g Proj. 2. Cav Stage Crew ANTHONY SCHICKER Tonk LINDA SEIBERT Boys Chong Cav. Cam Cholr GIFTS Chor I :.. f .... I 'Q WT 26 vf-wud' EDWARD TETZLAFF Ed Band: Boys Chor.: Cav. PEGGY THERIAULT PegJ A.F.S. Comm.: Allen, Pres.: Cam, Comm, Chairman: Emblem, Sect: E.S.Y.F. C.A.A.: German: H.S.H.: Home EC.: Na- tional Honor: Pep, Vice-Pres.: Pigtail Day Proj. 2: Prom Comm.: Hop Comm.: Rocki et: Rockettes: Skits: Social Sei., Vice-Pres. Stud. Coun.: Ticket Sales: Triangle: Ushl ers: Variety Show: Merc. Ann. bus staff. RICHARD SIEFERT 'fliickf' Cav: Cross Country: Foot- ball: H.S.H.: Proj. 2: Track. DUANE SPATH Cav: Football: Wrestling. CAROLYN STUBNER Carol Cam: G.A.A.: Home EC Rockettes. DIANE SPARE Di All City Band: Allen: Band Band Revue: Cam: Emblem F.T.A.: Cv.A.A.: Girls Chor. H.S.H.: Home Ee: Oreh. Pep Band: Pep: Skits: Span- ish: Ticket Sales: Variety Show. 'RICHARD STOPS Dick: Cav. SANDRA SUTTER 'fSandi Allen: Cam: F.T.A.: GAA.: German: H.S.H. Home EC Pep: Proj. 2: Prom Comm. Hop Comm.: Triangle: Tri- Hi-Y. STEVE UTZINGER Utz' Baseball: Boys Chor.: Cav: E.S.Y.F.: Foot ball: Proj. 2. FRED VELLA f'Na.wca' All City Choir K Orrb: Baseball: Basket ball: Boys Chor.: Cav: Choir: E.S.Y.F, H.S.H.: Kings SL Queens: Orch.: Proj. L2 Service: Tennis: Variety Show. 27 MICHAEL VINARSKY Mil-sie' Cav: Cross Country: Track. KATHLEEN DI'LLIG KathyJ' Allen: Cam: Candy Sales: Cue: E.S.Y.F.: French: G.A.A.: H.S.H.: Hop Court: Home EC: Hr. Off.: Jr.-Sr. Play: Pigtail Day: Proj. 2: Rockettes: Stud. Coun.: Triangle: Variety Show. JAMES LEAVENS Ufimmyu A.V.E.: Basketball: Cav: Cross Country: E.S.Y.F.: Latin: Proj. 2: Track. WILLIAM ROGERS Will' Band: Band Revue: Boys Chor.: Cav: Football: Track: Wrestling. Cam: G.A.A.: Home Ec. VIRGINIA WILLIAMS Allen: Band: Band Revue Cam: Candy Sales: G.A.A. H.S.H.: Home Ec: Proj. 2 ish: Triangle. NOT PICT URED KARALYNN KLAAS Comfy Cam: G.A.A.: Girls Chor.: Off. Mon.: Rockettes. JAMES MALLON Cav: Cross Country: E.S.Y.F.: French: H.S.H.: Hi-YQ Jr.-Sr. Play: Swimming: Track. CAROL ROTTMAN Allen: A.V.E., Sec.: Cam: Girls Chor.: Home EC. ANNA TAYLOR VINCENT SHERMAN Sherwin Cav: Debate: H.S.H.: P.A. Crew: PATRICIA WILDE Pat Ginger Prom Comm.: Skits: Spani IRENE WEIDNER Cam: Girls chor.: Home EC: Pep: Ticket Sales. SUSAN WILKE Susie All City Choir: Allen: Ath, Coun., Sec.: Cam: Choir: Cue: G.A.A.: Vice-Pres.: German: Girls Chor,: H.S.H.: Home EC: National Honor, Sr.: Pep: Pigtail Day: Proj. 2: Skits: Stud. Coun.: Tri- angle: Variety Show. KATHLEEN WUDTKE Kathie'1 Cam: G.A.A.: H.S.H.: Home EC: Proj. 1,2: Rocket. Radio, Pres.: Sci. 8: Math: Skits Spanish: Stage Crew, Mgr. MILDRED LEATHERWOOD Bo - jack Cam: G.A.A.: Home EC: Rockcttes Ticket Sales: Variety Show. MICHAEL NOWAK Mikel Cav GEARLD SCHUELKE 'jerry' Cav. Cav, RICHARD TOWER Rick: Basketball : Cav 5 Swimming. 28 jU E ENIQRS William Steekel Andrejs Jirgens Eugenie Scott President Vice-President Secretary ADORNATO, CELIA rrceiln: All City Choir, Allen, Cam, Candy Sales, Cheerleader, Choir Cue Emh em E S Y F French C' A A H S H Home Ec Kings 6: ueens Hr Sec Pep Pig tail Day Proj l2 Prom Comm Hop Comm Red Cross Rocket Monitor Rockettes Skits Spanish Student Council T14 ket Sales Triangle Usherette Variety Show ANELLO ARTHUR ALCALAY, SANDA ffsandyu A.F.S. Comm, Cam. French, Pres., Sec., F.T.A., Mercury, Annual Prom Comm Stu Coun Artze Cay Cho1r Track IXSCHENBACH AlNDRFA Cam ESXF CAA. HSH Kelly Home EC Orchestra Proj 2 Jane Weisleder Treasurer ARFYRES KATHX Creek Cam C A fl H S H Home E Hr Ofl P1 tall Day Proj I '5 1 Hop Comm Rockettes Skits Spanish Lshers BABBITZ JAMES 1 Basketball Bookstore flu HSH Scxtnce 8. lklath Skits Ticket Sales Tiers for rl morrow , , l , , , d. . . . . , 1. .. ., , - , , . . ., ., I 'i Q - Vw 9 ' '7 3 1 7 - , i , , , , . . .5 l 3 If ' JJ 7 ff .33 A I , A I , 5 , , , , 1.. .. ., . . ., , c.. . ., 'g ' ' 'w ., ' v Y fi 7 'JJ ' . Y . i . , J. 1 1 1 ' f , ...,: x....., .. ., , , H. 'J - . , . fzn 3 ' ' . 4 . ' ,, lr ', , . . ' ' ' 1 1 ' E Q 1 -- 0' . ,L,zAl A . ii.: -. 'fig K -.,:. -1 A:f,-- 'f tie' ' ft .',f-. 5 'wa 3 figggmjji. '.tfif::2,f'!sass.:s ...fy i BECKER, GERALD jerry, Baseball, Cav, Emblem, H.S.H., Latin, Swimming. BEEBE, CHRISTOPHER Crips, All City Band, Band, Band Revue, Cav Dance Band, H.S.H., Pep Band, Poster Proj. 2, Skits, Spanish, Ticket Sales, Va- riety Show, Wrestling. BACHER, DIANE Diny Allen, Cam, Candy Sales, Choir, Cue, F.T.A., G.A.A., H.S.H., Jr.-Sr. Play, Latin Sec. gl Vice Pres., Pigtail Day, Prom Comm, Rockettes, Skits, Student Council, Tri- angle, Tri-Hi-Y, Ushers, Va- riety Show. BARTOSZEWICZ, JANICE IFJ!! Cam, F.T.A., G.A.A., H.S.H., Home Ec, Pep, BATES, CATHERINE rrcvathyu Allen, Sec., Cam, Candy Sales, Cheerleader, Cue, E.S.Y.F., French, G.A.A., German, H.S.H., Home Ec, BALISTERRI, LELAND fflleell E.S.Y.F., Football, Student Council, Wrestling, Baseball, Basketball. BARWICK, SHIRLEY Poop5ie,' Cafeteria, Cam, G.A.A. Home Ec. s BAUER, KATHLEEN rrKathy1: Cam, F.T.A., G.A.A., H.S.H., Home Ee, Home- room Off., Latin, Pep, Proj. 2, Rockettes, Ticket Sales. Pigtail Day, Proj. 2, Rock- ettes-Leader, Pep Rallies. Student Council, Ticket Sales, Triangle, Trees For Tomorrow, Tri-Hi-Y, Vari- ety Show. ' 1 fi 'ff?Z??,. '-mv BELL, BENITA Benny A.F.S., Comm. Vice Pres., All City Choir and Orchestra, Allen, Athletic Council Sec., Band, Cam Pres., Cheerleader, Choir, Cue Treasurer 8: Vice Pres., Debate, Em- blem, E.S.Y.F., French, F.T.A., G.A.A., H.S.H., Home EC., Jr.-Sr. Play, Kings 81 Queens, Orchestra, Pen Pushers Treas. Pigtail Day Play, Rockettes, Science 81 Math, Skits, Student Council, Triangle, Trees for Tomorrow, Ushers, Variety Show. BELL, PRISCILLA N-214533 rrprijiwu Allen, Cam, Candy Sales, E,S.Y.F., French, Girlls Chorus, Home Ec., Pigtail Day, Red Cross, Skits, Triangle, Tri-Hi-Y Sec., Variety Show. 30 BEYER, SANDRA Sandie Cam, G.A.A., H.S.H., Home Ec, Homeroom Off., Jr.-Sr. Play, Mercury Annual, Of- fice Mon., Pep Pigtail Day, Proj. 1,2,3,4, Prom Comm, Hop Comm, Rockettes, Skits, Student Council, Ticket Sales, Ushers, Variety Show. BIELINSKI BARBARA Blondie Cam GAA Girls Chorus H S H Home Ee BLATTNER GREGORY Greg City C av C h oi r E S Y F Football H S H BIEBL, DORIS Drew Cam, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Home Ee, Infirmary. Library Mon, Pigtail Day, Proj. 1,2, Skits, Ushers, Variety Show. BIERWIRTH RICHARD Rich AVE Cav Proj 2 Trees For Tomorrow BLENCOE RICHARD Rzc Cav HSH Poster Club Vice Pres Proj 2 Skits Spanish Tennis Vari ety Show 's-'5'... ' BOHL MICHAEL Mike All City Football Athletic Council. Cue. Emblem, Football, Capt. C'c-rmun. H.S.H.. Hoi Court, r.-Sr. Ply. Proj. 2. Pr n Comm Ticket Sales Track INrestling. BOLDA NIARY ClI'6!l.Y6 Monkey Cam Home Ee. .5 BOLLMANN PAUL Cav Cerman H.S.H.B. H.S.H. Science 8: lNIath Sec. Trcas. BORCER CANDICE Crmfly Allen, Band Revue Cam. Candy Sales. Cheerleader ue, Fmblcm E.S.H. .. E.T.A. G.A.A. H.S.H. Home Ec Omni lWon Proj. 2 Prom Comm. Rockettes, Skits Spanish Triangle Tri-Hi-Y Usher. Viriety Show. 31 BOROWSKI, BARBARA Cafeteriag Canmg G.A.A.f Girls' Chorusg H.S.H.g Home Ec.g Pigtail Dayg Proj. 35 Prom Cornm.g Hop Comm.5 Rockettesg Skits. BRANDA, JOSEPH .5'hot', Baseballg Basketballg Cav. CARY, GARTH Cary Cav.g Germang H.S.H.g Sci- ence Sa Mathg Trackg Wres- tling. - . rs- , ' my . . . 1492? . ' 1 - - .vi em 5Qiw,..: mg?g:rf5a lg., E... BOSLEY,SUSAN Wawyf Alleng Carn.g Candy Salesg Cucg E.S.Y.F.5 G.A.A.g H.S.H.g Home Ec.g Jr. Sr. Playg Lating Office Mon.g Pigtail Dayg Prom. Comrn.g Red Crossg Rocketg Rock- ettesg Skitsg Student Coun- cilg Ticket Salesg Triangleg Tri-Hi-Y Vice-Pres, Chap- laing Ushersg Variety Show. CAMPBELL, BRUCE Basketballg Cav.g Cross Countryg Lating Ticket Sales. CASTROVINCI, TOMI Tommy Alleng Cam. Treas. 8: Soph. Leaderg Cueg Ernblemg E.S.Y.F.5 Frenchg F.T.A. Historiang G.A.A.3 German Treasg H.S.H.g Home Ec.5 Hop Courtg Horneroorn Oflfg Pigtail Dayg Inter-Highg Proj. 2g Prom Comm.g Hop Comm.g Red Crossg Prom Courtg Rockettesg Skitsg Stu- dent Council Sec.g Ticket Salt-:sg Track Secg Triangleg Tri-Hi-Y5 Variety Show Co- director. QW? z.?g5g.wQs. . V- Mfr- .2 5 ww. .. ..-. . : 1.2 'laws - in - +-.5 -fi W N ' -' '11 M, 'l' 35, mam- ' CHRTSTENSEN, SUEANN Susie Allen: Cafcteriag Cam.g Debateg C.A.A.3 H.S.H.5 Home E115 lnfirmaryg Library Mon.5 Office Mon.5 Proj. l,2,3g Ticket Sales. CLAUSER, DONALD Cav.3 Lating Proj. 2. COATS,CAROL Cafeteria. CICERO, ANTONIA Toni Cum.g C.A.A.g H.S.H.: Home E01 Home- room OfT.5 Lating Proj. 2. Wm 32 j 1:77 9'- DAVIDOWSKI, JUDITH judy Cam.g G.A.A.g H.S.H.g Home Ee.: Office Mon. DAVIS, PATRICIA Trichn Cum.g Candy Salesg C.A.A.: H.S.I'I.: Home Er.: Office Lion.: Proj. 2,3,4g Red Crossg Variety Show. COGGS, BRENDA All City Choirg Cam.g Choirg F.T.A.g G.A.A.g Girls' Chorus g H.S.H.3 Home Ec.g Office Mon.g Pigtail Dayg Service. CONWAY, MARY ELLEN All City Choirg Cam.g Choirg F.T.A.g C.A.A.g Girls' Chorusg H.S.H.g Home Ee. CZISNY, HENRY 'LHank Cav.5 H.S.H.g Track. CONSTABLE, BARBARA Barb Carn.g E.S.Y.F.g F,T.A. Vice Pres.g G.A.A.g H.S.H.g Home Ec.q Homeroorn Off.g Jr. Sr. Playg Lating Pepg Pigtail Dayg Proj. 25 Prom Comm.g Skitsg Student Councilg Ticket Salesg Ushers. COTTRELL, JOHN Cool Breezen A.V.E.g Basketballg Boys' Chorusg Cross Countryg Em- blemg H.S.H.g Proj. 2,35 Ticket Salesg Trackg Ushers. DAHLKE, ALBERT AZ Cav.5 Football Mgr.g Proj. 25 Tennisg Wrestling, DEATON, CHRISTINE 'fChri5 Cam.g Choir: French: F.T.A.: C,A.A.. Home Ec.g Kings gl Queens: Orchestra: Pen Pushersg Pigtail Dayg Variety Show. DE FAUT, LYNN Lynners All Cityg Bandg Allcng Band: Band Rc- vue: Cain.: E.S.Y.I .: Frenchg CAA. H.S.H.: Home Ec.g Horneroom Sec.: Or- rhestrag Pep Bandg Rocketg Skits: Ticket Salesg Triangleg Tri-Hi-Y Presg Variety Show. 33 0 SF DeMEUSE, JANICE PrunieD Cam.g Home Ec.g Home Ec,g Proj. 2. DIEFENBACH, NANCY Nanci All City Bandg Alleng Band Band Revueg Cam.g E.S Y.F.g Frcnchg G.A.A.g Ger mang H.S.H.5 Office Mon. Proj. 25 Triangle 5 Tri-Hi-Yl DIONNE, CHERYL Red', E.S.Y.F.g G.A.A.5 Girls, Chorusg H.S.H.g Home EC. Skits. DICKEY, ROBERT Bob' Cav.g Cue Vice Pres.g Foot ballg Gcrmang I-I.S.H.B. H.S.H.g Jr. Sr. Playg Proj 25 Swimmingg- Track. DIENBERG, SUSAN Sue' Cam.g F.T.A.5 G.A.A. H.S.H. Home Ec.g Proj. 1 Rockettes. DIWALD, SUSAN Susie, Alleng Canmg Candy Sales E.S.Y.F.g G.A.A.5 H.S.H. Home Ec.g Infirrnaryg Latin Mercury Annual, Editor-in Chiefg Pigtail Dayg Proj. 2,3 Prom Comm.g Hop Comm. Red Crossg Student Council Ticket Salesg Triangleg Tri Hi-Yg Variety Show. '...-. S DONALDSON, PATRICIA Pat DUEHLMEIER, SUSAN Cam.g H.S.H.g Home Ec.g Office Mon.g Cam.g Frenchg G.A.A.g Germang H.S.H.g Pigtail Day. Home Ec,g Pen Pushersg Postcrg Red Crossg Skits. DULAK, SHARLEEN Shar Cafctcriag Carn.g G.A.A.g Girls' Chorusg DZIEMINSKI, DIANE Dev H.S.H,5 Home Ec.g Office Mon. Cafcteriag Cam.g Candy Salesg Home Ec,g Ticket Salesg Variety Show. 34 EDWARDS, GEORGE fulius Cav.g Cueg Poster. ERICKSON, THOMAS The Bull Athletic Councilg Baseballg Basketballg Cav.g Emblerng Footballg H.S.H.g Hop Courtg Trackg Ushersg Wres- tling. FORSTER, THOMAS Tarun A.V.E.g Cav.5 H.S.H.g Ra- diog Spanishg Stage Crewg Tennis. EISENSCHER, ,IUDITH ffjudyli A.F.S. Comm.g All City Orch.g Bandg Band Revueg Cam.g Cueg Debateg Frenchg F.T.A.g G.A.A.g H.S.H.g Home Ec.g Jr. Sr. Playq Or- Chestrag Pep Bandg Pigtail Dayg Skitsg Student Councilg Ticket Salesg Variety Show. FLETCHER, SUE Susie Carn.g G.A.A.g Home Ec.g Office Mon.g Proj. 2g Prom Comm. FOSTER, SHARON Sherlock Alleng Cam.g Freshmen Leadcrg Candy Salesg Cheer- Ieaderg F.T.A.g G.A.A.g H.S.H.g Home Ec.g Mercury Mon.g OfTice Mon.g Pigtail Dayg Proj. 1,45 Prom Cornm.g Red Crossg Rocket 1N1on.g Rockettesg Skitsg Spanishg Ticket Salesg Tri- angleg Variety Show. GEHRAND, MARILYN Cain.: G.A.A.: Germang H.S.H.1 Home Ec,g Pigtail Dayg Proj. 2. GIAIMO, MARIE Mz'mi', Ca1n.g E.S.Y.F.g F.T.A.g G.A.A.g H.S.H.3 Home Ec.: Hornerooin Off.: Lating Proj. 2g Skitsg Student Councilg Ticket Sales. My 5. .... . . 5. isis' Cav.g H.S.H.g Wres tling. GLORIOSO, THONIAS Rosey Cheeks' Cav.g Footballg H.S.H.g Variety Show. GROSSMAN, HAROLD Dennis Cav.g Footballg H.S.H.g Prom Comm.g Skitsg Ticket Salesg Trackg Ushers. GRUENWALD, JOAN jo' Cafeteriag Cam.g Choir: G.A.A,g Girls, Chorusg H.S.H.g Home Library Mon. Office Mon.g Pigtail Dayg Rockcttes. GRADEL, JAMES Ufinzzyv Cav.g Cue Pres.g Debateg H.S.H.5 Jr. Sr. Playg Prom. Cornnmg Hop Comrn.5 Sci- ence 8: Mathg Skitsg Student Council. GRAY, JUDITH Judi Alleng Cam.g Candy Salesg E.S.Y.F.5 G.A.A.g Germang H.S.H.g Home Ec.g Home- roorn Off.5 Lating Pep Vice Pres.5 Proj. 1,23 Prom Comrn.5 Hop Comm.5 Skitsg Ticket Salesg Triangle. GREGAR, HOLLY Alleng Ca1n.g Jr. Leaderg Candy Salesg Cheerleaderg Cueg E.S.Y.F. Sec.5 Frenchg G.A.A.g Germang H.S.H.g Home EC. Sec,g Inlirmaryg Orchestrag Pigtail Dayg Proj. 2,3g Red Crossg Rockcttesg Skitsg Student Councilg Ticket Salesg Triangleg Tri- Hi-Y5 Variety Show. GRATTAN, CYNTHIA ffcinnyi, Alleng Cam.g Candy Salesg E.S.Y.F.g G.A.A.g H.S.H.g Home Ec.5 Jr. Sr. Playg Pig- tail Dayg Proj. 2g Prom Corning Hop Cornnmg Serv- iceg Skitsg Spanishg Tri- angleg Tri-Hi-Y5 Ushers. GREER, JOAN Jeannie All City Choirg Carn.g Choirg G.A.A.g Girls' Cho- rusg Home Ec.g Jr. Sr. Playg Lating Pigtail Dayg Rock- ettesg Ticket Salesg Variety Show. GROCHOWSKI, FRANK Cav. GUSTAFSON, GAIL Sweetie Alleng Cafeteriag Cam.g E.S.Y.F.g F.T.A.g G.A.A.g Girls, Chorusg H.S.H.g Home Ec.g Orchestrag Pigtail Dayg Prom Comm.5 Rockcttesg Skitsq Triangle. HABERLI, KENNETH rrKen:1 Athleticg Baseballg Basketbullg Cav. Pres.g Emblem Pres.5 Football Co-Captaing Ger- mang H.S.H.g Hop Court, Prom Court. 36 HADY, SUSAN Su:ette,' Cam, French Club, G.A.A., German Club, H.S.H., Home Ec., French National Honor Society, Pen Pushers, Student Council. HAHN, SANDRA Sandy,' A.F.S. Comm, Cam, F.T.A., Inter-High Rep., G.A.A., German Club, H.S.H., Home Ec, Office Mon., Pen Pushers, Treas., Pigtail Day, Proj. 1, 2, 3, Service Club, Skits, Spanish Club, Vari- ety Show. HARJU, JOHN Wayne Cav, H.S.H., Latin Club, Pen Pushers, Treas., Vice- Pres., Science 8x Math Club, Treas., Spanish Club, Ten- ms. HAHN, OWEN Candy Sales, Cav, H.S.H., Proj. 2, 3, Red Cross, Sci- ence 8: Math Club, Skits, Spanish Club, Ticket Sales. HAIGLER, STEVEN Steve Athletic Council, A.V.E., Cav, Emblem Club, E.S. Y.F., Football, H.S.H., Hop Court, Skits, Student Coun- cil, Swimming, Track, Va- riety Show, Wrestling, Prom Court. HARVEY, JAMES Huron Baseball, Cav, Emblem Club, German Club, H.S.H., Proj. 2, Prom Comm. HATCH, MICHAEL Mike All City Band, Band, Band Revue, Basket- ball, Cav, Cross Country, Dance Band, H.S.H., Homeroom Off., Latin Club, Or- chestra, Pep Band, Ticket Sales, Track, Variety Show. HEIN, J. MICHAEL Mike All City Band, All City Choir, Band, Band Revue, Basketball, Cav, Choir, Cue Club, H.S.H., Jr. Sr. Play, Pep Band, Social Science. 37 HEINE, GERALDINE Gerry Cam, Home Ec, Latin Club, Office Mon., Proj. 2. HOCHSTEIN, MICHELE Mickey All City Choir, Allen Club, Cam, Senior Leader, Choir, Cue Club, Emblem, E.S. Y.F., F.T.A., G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, H.S.H., Home Ec, Hop Court, Infirmary, Kings 8: Queens, Mercury Annual, Proj. 1, 2, Hop Comm, Skits, Spanish Club, Student Council, Treas., Tennis, Sec., Ticket Sales, Triangle, Tri-Hi-Y, Treas., Ushers, Variety Show, Prom Court. HODOROWSKI, MARY Camg F.T.A., Sec.g G.A.A.g H,S.H.3 lnfirmaryg Lating Mercury Annualg Office Mon.g Pigtail Dayg Proj. l, 2g Skitsg Ticket Salesg Vari- ety Show. JACODZINSKI, CHARLOTTE Chamg G.A.A.g Home Ecg Office Mon.g Proj. 3. HRUZEK, SUE Susie Camg Home Ec. IRGENS ANDREJS J , r:AndyJJ Cav, Treas.5 Ernblemg E.S. Y.F.g Footballg Lating Pepg Proj. 2, 35 Skitsg Swimmingg Ticket Salesg Trackg Prom Court. JOHNSON, DAVID JOHNSON, FREDERICK f'Daz1e,' Fritz Athletic Councilg Cav, Vice- Presidentg Cross Country, Capt.g Emblemg Germang Honor Study Hall Boardg H.S.H.5 Jr. National Honorg Lating Proj. 3, 4g Prom Commg Hop Commg Skitsg Student Councilg Swimming, Captg Ticket Salesg Track. Cavg Gerrnang H.S.H.g Proj. 2, 35 Prom Commg Rocket. JOHNSON, LOIS , JOSEPH, RUTH Ruthie Cams H-S-H-5 Home EC5 Proi- 25 Red Girls' chofusg Home Ecg Ticket sales. Cross. JoHNsoN, PAMELA Pam,' JURKOWSKI, DONALD f'Unf1e Don All City Choirg Camg Choirg G.A.A.g Ger- mang Girls, Chorusg H.S.H.g Home Ec Kings 84 Queensg Pigtail Dayg Poster Rockettesg Variety Show. 38 Cavg Footballg H.S.H.5 Latin Clubg L brary Mon. Proj. 2. KASSES, HIAM HF A.F.S. Cornmg Cam: Candy Salesg H.S.H.5 Infirmaryg Proj. 25 Spanish. KEMPTER, LORELEI Lodi, A.F.S. Commg Alleng Camg F.T.A.g G.A.A.g Germang H.S.H.5 Home Ecg Office Mon.5 Science 8: Mathg Skits. KIZEWSKI, CAROL Carng G.A,A.g H.S.H.g Home Ec. KAZEL, GEORGE Cavg Ernblenlg Football Swimming. KENAR, LAWRENCE Hustler Baseballg Cavg E.S.Y.F.g Footballg Horncroom Off., Pepg Proj. 25 Service Club, Ticket Salesg Trackg Ushers KLEIN, SUSAN Susie Camg G.A.A.g Girls, Cho- rusg H.S.H.g Home Ec, Horneroom Off,5 Pigtail Day. KLINE, YVAYNE KONZAL, DENNIS Denny A.V.E.g Bandg Band Revueg Cavg Foot- Cavg Choir. ballg H.S.H.g Trackg Wrestling. KOONBERG, VERNER KOLB, CHRISTOPHER 'Kitu Cavg Frenchg H.S.H.g Student Council. Athletic Council, Pres.g Baseballg Cavg Emblcmg Footballg H.S.H.g Hi-Yg Hop Courtg Jr. National Honorg Lating Proj. 2, 35 Ticket Salesg Ushers. 39 KWIECIEN KAREN Cam' Home EC. LA FLEX, JUDITH Bloop, Bloop A.V.E.g Camg G.A.A.g Girls' Chorusg H.S.H.5 Home Ecg Pigtail Dayg Posterg Proj. 3. KOSECKI RICHARD Rzck Cav H S H Track KRESS TAMRA Water Kress AFS Comm Allen Club Cam Candy Sales Cue F T A G A A H S H Home Ec Homeroom Off Sec Latin Library Mon Rocket Skits Ticket Sales KUMBIER RICHARD Rich A11 City Orchestra AVE Band Band Revue Cav Dance Band German Mer cury Annual Photographer Orchestra PA Crew Pe Band Trees For Tomorrow Variety Show KRAUSS JANET Cam F T A Historian HSH Home Ec Latin P1gta11 Day Prog 2 Skits KRUZYEKI SUSAN ue Cam G A A H H Home Ec Proj 2 KUNKEL MARY LANDERS WALTER Wally Cav' Cue Club Treas Pres.' F.T.A. In- ' ter-High Rep: H.S.H.' Latin' Proj. 2 3' Prorn Commg Red Crossg Skitsg Student Council. LANGE, SUSAN Susie Alleng Camg G.A.A.g H.S.H.g Home Ee, Sec.g Homeroom OfT.g Mercury Annualg Office Mon.3 Proj. 35 Prom Commg Skitsg Student Council, Sec. 4-0 LANT, RICHARD Rick Cavg Footballg H.S.H.5 Proj. 25 Spanishg Trackg Wres- tling. LAWIN, TASSILO Wolf Cavg German, Pres.g H.S.H.5 Lating Proj. 25 Track. LINDNER, JOANNE ffjoeyil Band Majoretteg Band Re- vueg Cafeteriag Carng G.A.A.5 H.S.H.g Home Ecg Office Mon.5 Skitsg Ticket Sales. LASTER, MORRIS A.V.E.g Cafeteriag Cav. LEE, CAROLYNE Play Girl G.A.A.g H.S.H.g Home Ec, Vice-Pres.g Homeroom Olfg Proj. 1, 25 Social Scienceg Spanish. LINEHAN, ANN Anni,' Alleng Cam: Candy Salesg E.S.Y.F.g G.A.A.g H.S.H.5 Home Ec.5 Hop Courtg Of- fice Mong Pigtail Dayg Proj. 1, 25 Prom Court Rocketg Skitsg Spanishg Student Councilg Triangleg Tri-Hi-Y, Secg Ushersg Variety Show. LOGEMANN, BARBARA Bobbie LYDOLPH, DONALD Don Camg G.A.A.g Girls' Chorusg H.S.H.g Bandg Cavg E.S.Y.F.g Football French Home Ecg Home Ec. Homeroom Off. F.T.A.g Posterg Skitsg Track Variety Show. LUTHER, GABRIELE Alleng Germang Girls' Chorusg Home Ec. LYDOLPH, ED Edy All City Bandg Band, Treas Band Revue Cavg Dance Bandg Pep Band Proj 2 Ticket Salesg Variety Show 41 MAHONEY, MAUREEN Ma Honey Alleng Camg Candy Salesg Debateg E.S.Y.F.g Frenchg G.A.A.5 Girls, Chorusg H.S.H.g Home Ecg Pigtail Dayg Prom Commg Hop Commg Rocketg Rockettesg Skitsg Ticket Salesg Tri- angleg Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplaing Ushersg Variety Show. MALZAHN, DONALD KCDOVLJJ All City Bandg Badger Boys' Stateg Bandg Band Revueg Basketball, mgrg Cavg Em- blemg Footballg Germang H.S.H.g Proj. 23 Tennisg Track 5 Ushers. MANSAVAGE, DONNA Cafeteriag Camg G.A.A.g Girls' Chorusg Home Ecg Homeroorn Off.5 Office Mon.5 Ticket Sales. MALONE, GILBERT rrcwhipsv Cavg Honor Study Hall Boarclg H.S.H. MANHOFF, DAVID Bevan Basketball, rngrg Bookstoreg Cavg Emblem Clubg E.S. Y.F.3 German Clubg Golfg Honor Study Hall Boardg H.S.H.5 Latin Clubg Proj. 2,3,4-5 Skitsg Tennisg Ticket Salesg Track Mgrg Ushersg Wrestling. MANIACI, MARY OatmealU F.T.A.g G.A.A.5 Girls' Cho- rus. MANTHEY, CHRISTINE 'Chris', MARKOS, PENELOPE Greek Alleng Cafeteriag Camg Frenchg G.A.A.g Carng G.A.A.5 Home Ecg Pigtail Dayg Home Ecg Office Mon.g Pen Pushersg Pig- Student Council, tail Dayg Proj. 25 Triangle. MATHEUS, KATHLEEN Kathy MARCIL, DIANE Camg Home EC, Carng G.A.A.5 Home Ec. 42 MATTKE, BARBARA ffBaTby,, Allen, Cam, F.T.A., G.A.A., Girls Chor., H.S.H., Home Ee, Hr. Off., Mercury An- nual, Literary Ed., Off. Mon., Pep, Proj. 2,3, Soc. Sci. MC HUGH, MARY Cam, F.T.A., G.A.A., Girls Chor., H.S.H., Home EC, Red Cross, Soc. Sci. MEYER, WILLIAM Bill', Cav, Choir, Cross Country, H.S.H., Latin, Orchestra, MC CONE, BARBARA Barb All City Choir, Caf., Cam, Choir, Girls Chor., Home Ec. METT, MONICA Martin Allen, Cam, Cue, G.A.A., German, Girls Chor., H.S.H., Jr.-Sr. Play, Pep, Pigtail Day, Prom Comm., Hop Comm., Rockettes, Skits, Triangle. MICKELSON, BARBARA Blondie Cam, G.A.A., Home EC. MITCHELL, PAMELA Pam Allen, Cam, Choir, G.A.A., Girls Chor., H.S.H., Home Ee, Jr.-Sr. Play, Poster, Va- riety Show. MOESCH, DIANE Badger Girls State, Cam, Sec., G.A.A., H.S.H., Home EC, Inf. Mon., Jr. National Honor, Latin, Off. Mon, Pigtail Day, Proj. 2, Prom Comm., Rocket, Rockettes, Skits, Stud. Coun., Ticket Sales, Trees For To- morrow, Ushers, Variety Show. 43 ..,g.5,, ..,g 1. 'YES' 'EPQU lifes 1. 'V s- .. , .. .SER ' MOFFATT, BRUCE Boots Boys Chor., Cav, Rocket. MURRAY, PATRICIA Mum Allen, Cam, E.S.Y.F., G.A.A., H.S.H., Home Ec, Off. lNIon., Prom Comm., Hop Comm., Skits, Spanish, Triangle, Tri-Hi-Y, Ushers, Variety Show. NORMAN NANCY Cam Home Ee Proj 2 NOYES EMILY Nozsy All Clty Cholr Allen Caf Cam Candy Sales Cholr Y F F T A G Glrls Chor H S H Home Ec Hr Off OH' Mon P1gta1l Day Proj 2 Hop Comm Roclxettes Sluts Trxangle Tm H1 Y Usher ettes Varxety Show OLSON LYNN Pudge Cam G A A H S H Home C Off lyfon Proj Soc Sc1 Treas T1cket Sales NOYES ANN Annze All Clty Cholr Allen Cam Candy Sales Cho1r ES YF French FTA GAA Glrls Chor H S H Home E Prgtaxl Day Prom Comm Hop Comm Proj 2 Rockettes Servlce Sk1ts Stud Coun T1cket Sales Trxangle Trl H1 Y Usher ette Varrety Show Prom Court OKRUSZYNSKI CAROL Cary Caf Cam GAA Home Ec Off Mon OWEN KATHRYN Kay A F S Comm All Cxty Or chestra Allen Band Band Revue Cam French Sec' FTA Home E nf French Natlonal Honor Or Chestra Rocket Varlety Show PAGE HARVEY PATRICK CAROL Smzley Cav Cross Country Cam Candy Sales GAA HSH Home Ec Off Mon Proj 2 Spamsh PATOKA SANDRA Sandz Caf Cam FTA GAA HSH Home PERRET7 DON Ec Off Mon Usherettes All C1tv Drum Corp Band Band Revue 44 Cho1r HSH Jr Sr Play Orchestra Pep Band Txcket Sales qw? PETERSON, PHYLLIS ffphilh' Cam, E.s.Y.F., G.A.A., Home Ee, Hr. Off., Pep, Proj. 2. PINKOW MARCARET Pznk Allen Cam Candy Sales G AA German Ho1ne Ee Hr Off Jr Sr Play Mer Cury Annual Poster Pres Stud Coun V.1r1ety Show POKSHEVA JEANNE eanze Allen C'1m G A A H S H H me E P101 9 l11s Stud Coun Spamsh Tr1 PIEPER, CAROL Peep Cam, German, Home EC, Proj. 2, Red Cross. PLUNKETT WILLIAM B1 3 All C1ty Cho1r AVF C'ax Cho1r Debate Football Mgr Orchestra Proj 3 Sk1tS Wresthng lylgr POLL AY BARB XR X Bfllblg A F S Comm All C11ty Or chestra Xllrn Band Band Rex ue Cam Se11 Ieader angle Tr1 H1 Y Lsherettes French G A A Cerman Home E Inf Jr Sr Plav L1l1 lXIon Orchcstra P1g al Day Pro 9 Prom COHIIH RoCl1etSl11ts T1c e Sales Va11ety Show Wlrcs tlmg See -qv--., .WW POTT JAMES PRENTICE CHARLES Chuck Cas Chcerlcader Clerman Nflereury An Cas HSH P101 9 111111 Hcad Photographer Sluts l1cl1ct S 1l1s lraelx Ushers Var1ety Shon PRZF yy QRSKI ROBEJRT 130110 .11 Debate E S X F Irene 1 I' 1' A POW I I' SS I LOX D I lag zlze 1311113 H L J ost1r IO 4 P10111 B 1S1D21ll C ax FHllJlCIll I ootlxall Wres C OIIIIII Hop C 0111111 Rocl-.tt Sluts Soc' t mg, S11 l11l11t Sales Varxety Show f ' . 3 fl 1 1, cr yn U1 3 y , ' , 1 . ,1., 1 ' ' 4 'A - '1 1 1 1 I 1 1 ., .- . J - .' ., ' 1 - 1 . J 'a J J ' . ., ' '. 1 eff? . 1 1 1 1' I It , c , .1 ., . ,' ., 1 . . . .,1' V' - '- o e, ' . 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P X, P-J, 1,2., A 1 1 ' 1 T ' I fs -' f 1 1 1 1 J 1 1 f' 1- 3- 1 -3 1 A1 - 1 fl .,, J , Y- l 45 ROEDER LYNDA Lynn Band Band Revue Cam G A A Gxrls Chorus HSH Home Ec Oifmce Mon SAMMER, CAROLYN Sam' Cam, GAA , GITIS, Chorus, Home RAWLINS DIANA Dee Allcn Athlet1c Counc1l Cam Emblem GAA Pres Glrls Chor HSH Home Ec Hr OH Latxn Off Mon Orchestra Proj 2 Prom Comm Rockettes So clal Sc1 Trcket Sales Var1 ety Show REED KAREN Allen Cam GAA Ger man Home Ec RICK SHARON Ca Cam G A A Gxrls Chor H S H Home Ec Mercury Annual Pep Proj 1 2 Prom Comm Hop Comm Rocket Sklts Usherettes RAYBURN BARBARA Barbie All C1ty Orchestra Cam Cue French FTA GAA HSH Home Ec Hr OH Mercury Annual Art Ed1tor Orchestra Poster Sklts REVELLE ELLEN Pepper Cam Candy Sales FTA GAA Gxrls Chor Home Ec Spamsh T1cket Sales ROBB DAVID Basketball Caf Cav Cheer leader Cross Country Em blem ESYF Pres I'0ot ball Golf HSH Proj 2 Hop Comm Sklts Spamsh Swlmmmg Prom Court J Tenms Varlety Show SASSON BOB Sasx Baseball Boys Chorus Cav Emblem Football Skxts Trcket Sales Track Wres tlmg SCHAFER, JOHN ackn Baseball, Mgr, Basketball, Mgr, Cav, Em blemg Footballg H.S.H.g Latmg Proj. 2, Ticket Salesg Trackg Ushers. 46 SCHIERA, ANTOINETTE Tania Camg Choirg G.A.A.g Girls' Chorusg H.S.H.5 Office Mon.g Pigtail Dayg Prom Commg Hop Commg Skitsg Ushersg Variety Show. SCOTT, EUGENIE Genie A.F.S. Commg Alleng Camg Choir Cue, seeg E.S.Y.F.g Frenchg F.T.A.g G.A.A.g Girls, Chorusg H.S.H.g Home Eeg Jr. Sr. Playg Lating Pen Pushersg Pigtail Dayg Proj. 2g Hop Commg Red Crossg Rocketg Rock- ettesg Skitsg Student Coun- cilg Ticket Salesg Triangleg Variety Show. SEDLACHEK, VIC Cav. SCHULZ, SUSAN Schulzie Allen, Treasg Camg Candy Salcsg E.S.Y.F., Co-Presg G.A.A.5 Girls' Chorusg H.S.H.g Home Ecg Infir- maryg Pigtail Dayg Prom Comrng Hop Commg Rocketg Rockettes, leaderg Skitsg Spanishg Ticket Salesg Tri- angleg Trees for Tomorrowg Tri-Hi-Y, treasg Usherettesg Variety Showg Prom Court. SEBOLD, WOLFGANG fiwolfb Cavg Emblemg Footballg Germang H.S,H.g Lating Trees For Tomorrow 5 Prom Court. SERGEANT, BARBARA ffBa7bJI Camg E.S.Y.F.g G.A.A.g H.S.H.g Home Ecg Mercury Annualg Spanish National Honorg Proj. 2g Spanish. SHIMON, SUZANNE Suzie A.F.S. Comm, Treasg Cam: French, Treasg F.T.A., Presg G.A.A.g H.S.H.g Home Ecg Jr.-Sr. Playg Mercury Annual, StafT Typ- istg Office Mon: Pen Pushers. Sec: Pigtail Day: Proj. l, 25 Red Cross: Rocket: Serv- ice Clubg Skilsg Student Couneilg Ticket Salt-sg Variety Show. SINDRASON, HEIMIR Frosty A.F.S. Cornmg Bandg Germang H.S.H.g Track. 47 SKUBIC, DIANE Camg Home Ec. SLAVICK, BARBARA Bz1rb' A.F.S. Comm: Cam: French: H.S.H. Home Ec: Mercury Annualg French Na tional Honorg Pen Pushersg Posterg Stu dent Council. STENGLEIN, KAREN Siinky Cam.g E.S.Y.F.g G.A.A.g H.S.H.g Home Ec.g Homeroom OFf.g Office Mon.5 Proj. 23 Hop Comm.5 Red Crossg Skitsg Spanish. STEPHENS, GEORGE Cav. SLOMANSKI, ROBERT SNORDEN, CLAUDIA All City Choirg Choirg G.A.A.g Girls' Chorusg Home Ec.5 Kings 81 Queensg Orchestrag Pigtail Dayg Red Crossg Rockettesg Variety Show. STECKEL, WILLIAM Bill Athletic Councilg Baseballg Baskctballg Dav.g Emblemg Footballg Germang H.S.H.B.g H.S.H.3 Hop Courtg Prom Courtg Variety Show. STEWART, NIKKI SNAVELY, KAREN All City Choirg Alleng Carn.5 Candy Salesg Choirg Em- blemg G.A.A.g Girls' Chorusg H.S.H.g Home Ec.g Home- roorn Off.g Iniirmaryg Lating Office Mon.g Rockettesg Stu- dent Councilg Ticket Salesg Triangleg Tri-Hi-Y. STARKS, SANDRA Sandi: Alleng Cam.g Choirg Cueg F.T.A.g G.A.A.5 Girls' Cho- rusg H.S.H.5 Home Ecg Lating Orchestra. STEINBERG, KARL Badger Boysg Bandg Band Revueg Cav.g Cross Countryg Germang H.S.H.5 Pep Bandg Tennisg Track. Allcng Cam.g Candy Salcsg Cheerleaderg E.S.Y.F.g G.A.A.g Girls' Chorusg H.S.H.g Home Ec.g Office Mon.g Pigtail Dayg Proj. lg Prom Comm.g Hop Commg Red Crossg Rockettesg Skitsg Spanishg Student Coun- cilg Ticket Salesg Triangleg Tri-Hi-Yg Va- riety Show. STOCK, JUDITH rrludyn Cam.g G.A.A.5 H.S.H.g Home Ec.5 Proj. 1,23 Rockettcsg Serviceg Skitsg Student Councilg Trees for Tomorrow. 48 STOVER, NANCY All City Orchestrag Cam.g F.T.A.5 G.A.A. Sec.g Ger- mang H.S.H.5 Jr. National Honorg Orchestrag Pen Push- ersg Cumudearna, Pres, Vice- Presg Pigtail Dayg Proj. 3g Prom Cornrn.5 Hop Cornm.g Rocket, Editor in Chiefg Skitsg Student Councilg Va- riety Show. SUKOWATEY, SHIRLEY Shirley Alleng A.V.E. Sec.g Camg Candy Salesg Sheerleader, captaing Emblemg G.A.A.g H.S.H.g Home Ec.g Lating Library Mon.g Mercury An- nualg Pigtail Dayg Proj. l,2,3g Prom Comm.g Hop Comm.g Skitsg Ticket Salesg Triangle 5 Variety Show. SUMINSKI, THOMAS Cav. g Wrestling. STRELOW, JEFFREY ffHueyPJ All City Choirg Cav.g Choirg Cueg Debateg Frenchg F.T.A.g H.S.H.g Jr. Sr. Playg Kings 81 Queensg Proj. l,2g Prom Comm.g Skitsg Science 8: Mathg Variety Show. SULLIVAN, NANCY LYNN Lynn A.F.A.g Comm. Corres. Sec.g All City Choirg Cam, vice pres. g Choirg Frenchg G.A.A.5 Girls' Chorusg H.S.H.g Kings 8z Queensg French National Honorg Pen Pushers pres.g Hop Comm.g Rocket, first page editorg Skitsg Trees for Tomorrowg Variety Show. SWEDA, WILLIAM Bill Baseballg Basketballg Cav.g Emblemg Football g Germang H.S.H.5 Skitsg Ticket Salesg Ushers. THIEME, MICHAEL Mike Baseball. THOMAS, SHIRLEY Shirl,' Bandg Band Revueg Camg Candy Salesg G.A.A.5 Girls' Chorusg H.S.H.g Home Ec., Pep Bandg Proj. 1,25 Spanishg Ticket Sales. TICE, JOHN Tzcey A.V.E.g Cav.g Golfg Lating Prom Comm Hop Comm.g Proj. 35 Rocket. TIEDEMANN, JOSEPH e Cav.g H.S.H.g Proj. 2g Spanish TRIER CORALEE Corky Allen Cam GAA V1ce Pres Home Ec P1gta1l Day Proj 2 Prom Comm Sk1tS Student Councrl Swxmmmg Sec WAGNER JON Baseball Cav HSH Proj 2 Prom Comm Hop Comm SCYVICC Spanxsh Stage Crew Ushers WARD HILDA Allen Cam Candy Sales Cheerleader French GAA HSH Home Prom Court Mercury An nual Orchestra Spanxsh Natronal Honor Pen Push ers Proj 23 Rocket Rock ettes Skxts Span1sh Txcket Sales Trrangle Varxety Show Emblem Pep Prom Court VELLAM LOUISE Red Cam Cue French F T A GAA Grrls Chorus H S H Home Ec Rock CUSS WALLSCHLAEGER SUSAN Wally All Crty Choxr Cam Chorr Cue FTA GAA G1rls C orus H S H J Play OHICC Mon Orches tra P1gta1l Day Pep Proj 123 Rockettes rts Spanlsh Student Councrl Trcket Sales Varlety Show WEEDALL DENNIS Denny Candy Sales mgr Cav German HSH Mercury Annual Head Photographer PA Crew Proj 2 WEEKS PAUL Athletxc Councrl Cav Cross Country Emblem German H S H Proj 2 Trcket Sales Track WEIGEL EVA Wzggly Cam GAA German Home Ee Infir mary Llbrary Mon 50 WEISLEDER JANE fame Allen Cam Candy Sales Class Off De bate Sec E S Y F G A A Grrls Chorus HSHB sec HSH Home Ec Infir mary Span1sh Natxonal Honor Proj 2 4 Prom Lomm Hop Comm Rockettes leader Sk1ts Spamsh Trcket Sales Tr1 angle Trees for Tomorrow Trx H1 Y Chaplam Ushers Varrety Show WENNINGER DIANE am Cue F T A G A A H Home Ec Pres Proj 2 Prom Comm Skits' Variety Show. WEROWINSKI, ROBERT ffBOb,, Cav. WICKBOLDT, GEORGE Boys' Chorusg Candy Salesg Cav. 5 Ernblerng Football 5 H.S.H.3 Proj. 2g Prom Comm.3 Social Science 5 Spanishg Ticket Salesg Trackg Ushersg Wrestling. WILSON, ROGER Cav.g Emblemg Footballg Ticket Salesg Wrestling. WESLINE, SANDRA 'fsandy Cam.g H.S.H.g Home Ec. Proj. 2. WICKHAM, JOAN ujoan' Camg G.A.A.g H.S.H. Home Ec.g Office Mon. WINSTON, ROBERT Bob Cav. WITTENBERG JUDY Topaz, WOLF, INGE Cho1r Girls Chorus Pigtall Day Camg Germang H.S.H.g Home Ec. WOLBERSEN PETER Peto ROLAND, YANCEY Boys Chorus Cav Football Ticket Sales Basketballg Cav.g Frenchg H.S.H.g Proj. 2g Ushers Ticket Sales 5 Track. 51 1 144 9' ZUMMAK SHERYL Zoomze YANCEY, RONALD f!R0n!! Basketball, Cav, Cheerleader, French, H.S.H., Latin, Proj. 2,3, Ticket Sales, Track. ZACHARIAS JUDITHd U 3' Allen Cam F.T.A. G.A.A. German Program Chairman H.S.H. Pep Proj. 2 Rock- ettes Skits Stud. Coun. Triangle Ushers Variety Show. ZELL LAUREEN All City Orchestra Cam Cue G.A.A. H.S.H. Home Ec Latin Lib Mon Off Mon Orchestra Skits YOUNG, VINCENT Vinci Cav, Proj. 2. ZEIDLER MARY A.F,S. Comm. Cam Treas. F.T.A. Treas. G.A.A. Ger- man Pres. 8: Sec. H.S.H. Home Ec Off. Mon. Pep Pigtail Day. Proj. 2 Prom Comm. Hop Comm. Skits Variety Show. ZIARNIAK MARCIA Allen Pres. Cam Advertis- ing Chairman G.A.A. HSH Home E Pep Prom Comm Hop Comm Skits Triangle BLOCK JOYCE 1 ffl If , 3 J J I 7 3 5 J 7 3 7 5 J 7 9 D J 5 7 I 7 7 7 I I 3 5 7 I 7 J 7 7 3 3 3 P T J 7 3 3 J , , . '., . . . ., c, , 'J J ' ' . 'J 's , . . K KA' ' JJ l I , ., , , . . ., Gaenslen Graduate Soclal Service Club 3,4-, G.A.A., German, H.S.H., Home EC, Hr. Gaenslen Newsn, reporter 3,4-. .'3 Q J ' J J 3 'J 2 ' , If JJ CC il J J 5 5 3 3 3 ' Q 3 3 ' 'J Allen Caf Cam Candy Sales FTA Off P1gta1lDay Proj 1 2 3 Prom Comm Skits Ticket Sales RESSEL DAVID Run Basketball Cav Football Stud Coun Track GEIST KATHLEEN Gaenslen Graduate Social Service Club 1 2 3 4 Gaenslen News Reporter 3 4 52 HEITING, DALE Gaenslen Graduate Social Service Club l,2,3,4, UGZCIIS- len, News , Sports Reporter 3,4. MOSER, GREGORY rcGTegu Social Service Club 1,2,3,4, 'President 4. ABTS, RONALD Ronny CONLEY, STEVE Cav 5 Golf. GENRICH, RICHARD Bandg Cavg Track. HEINZ, THOMAS Tomy Cavg H.S.H.g Lating Proj. 2. HOLLAND, JUDITH Ujudyv A.V.E., Sec.g Camg Honor Study Hall Boardg H.S.H.g Home Ecg Lating Pen Pushersg Proj. 25 Red Crossg Science 8: Mathg Spanish. KUJAWA, JANICE Gaenslen Graduate Social Service Club 1,2,3,4, Gaens- len, Newsv, Reporter 3, Typ- ist 4. ORTHMANN, CAROL Gaenslen Graduate Social Service Club 1,2,3,4, Vice- President 3, Gaenslen Newsw, Editor 3,4, Typist 4. TURK, BARBARA Gaenslen Graduate Social Service Club 1,2,3,4, Presi- dent 3, Secretary 1, 'KGaens- len News , Assistant Editor 3,4. NOT PICTURED JACOBSON, LAWERENCE rrLarTy:: KASS, SYLVIA 'Queen,' Girls' Chorusg Home Ecg Pigtail Day. KLESZCZYNSKI, RAYMOND ffRayJJ Cav. KOLOSICK, PETER Pete Cavg H.S.H.5 Rocketg Skits. MOLLGAARD, RENATE G.A.A. 5 H.s.H. MULLARKEY, MANIS RADTKE, ROY WILSON, DOROTHY WOLF, MARGOT Bandg Camg G.A.A.5 German H.S.H.g Library Mon.g Office Mon. 5 Student Council. 53 CQGSSQQ Mr. Pokora 424B 12B Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Sheila Lee. Terri Koch, Susan Genrich, Sha- ron Hohnstein, Martha Grittinger, Beverly Nedza. SECOND ROW: Bill Mit- chell, Thomas Nardclli, Patricia Koester, Judy Jer- ome, Patricia James, An- nette Mankoski. TIIIRD ROW: Bill Kuliek, Richard Hamann, Norbert Lipinski, Raymond Kleszczynski, George Ludington. NOT PICTURED: Bob Man- cuso, Jim Gross, John Klingsphon, Frank Holmes, Valerie Johnson, Jackie Mallman, Wayne Mohr. Mr. Stecker 424C 12B Left to Right FIRST ROW: Richard Schwartz, Dennis Rey. Terry Walker, Robert Schroeder, Sandy Seidita, Kathy Smith, Sha- ron Zunk. Marilyn Jacob- son, Sharon Reinhard. SECOND ROW: Sharon Schultz, Joyce Stahl, Ar- lene Rekoski. Karen Stanis- lawski, Elizabeth Wolnia- kowski, Jackie Taylor, Sha- ron Schwechel, Joyce Poe- nitzsch, Gloria Sharp. THIRD ROW: Calvin Tucker, John Wallsworth, John Wcstphal, James Schuenke, Wolf Rosenau, Gordon Wettstein, James Randall, Roger Odbert. NOT PICTURED: James Opalewski, Tim Patterson. Miss Schipper 424A 12B Left to Rightg FIRST ROW: Judy Erdman. Roh- ert Czecholinski. James An- gelroth, Dennis Bolda, James Borchardt. V e r n Doxtator, Torn Anderson. Dorothy Becker. SECOND ROW: Verna Church, La- Don Beasley. Mary Daudcn. Karen Brukwitzki, Sharyn Domrose, Janet Cowles, Judy Aehl. Marjorie Boese- lager, TIIIRD ROW: Jim Dettman, Leslie Baumgard- ner, Robert Bremer, Arnold Dietz, James Cluberton, Ira Balestrari. NOT PIC- TURED: John Appleby, Roseann Busalaccki, James Douglas, Maxine Erdman. Mr. Dunlop II6 IIA Left to Right: FIRST ROW.' Gary Lippert, Den- nis Henning. Edna Carter. Geraldine Wlhite. Sherry Porter. Pegeie Gibson, John Seeinann, Steve lXlirasola, Andrew Reed, SECOND ROlfV.' Phyllis Jarzonilmeek, Sue Dornhlaser, Ralph Er- nier, Susan Bilder. Kathy Cajewski. Sandra Mayer, Sandra Goliinowski, Sharon Brooks. lN'lary Ann Stasi- owski, Georgianna Krys- zewski. TIIIRD ROW: VVolfgang Brinek, Tom Kozelek, Fred Gustin, John Lueck, Barry Teieher, Den- nis Cavosi, Terry Janik, Kenneth Linclner, James Knitter. NOT PIC- TURED: Don Grossman, Betsy Rice. Mr. Yr-gee 409 IIA Left to Rightg FIRST ROW: Andrea Heeklau. Susie IIIIICIPIIIBIIH, Erwin Cross, Janet Ehr, Beth Kastner. Gordon Krohn, David Rice, Jaek Bardeen, Diane Alioto. Ann Marsha Breska. ' SECOND ROl'V.' Susan Jarinuz, Bonnie Burns. Rudy Gizewski, Betty Berger. Susie YVUS- soxv. Kathy Zwieke, Patri- cia Lnezkowiak. Patri- eia Sardina. Ruth Starkis, Binnie Pfeifer. Rosalinda Rivas. THIRD ROW: James Larsen, Dennis Smith. Bruce lNlilIies. Peter Klein. Ralph Sehold, Tom Davis, Cecil Ilead. Linda Tohias. NOT PICTURED: Tom Matheus, Dennis Mul- larkey. Mrs. Mathiowetz 312 IIA Left to Right: FIRST ROIVJ lNIary YVallsChlae- ger, llelen Spredemann, Susan Skaros. Sue Wright, Mary Dean, Caroline Kappa, Bonnie Fromm, Patrieia Becker. Eva Hen- nieke, Abbie Owrey. SEC- OND ROW: JoAnn Miller, Ellen Linehan, Diana Pe- eor, Janet Jankowski, Ver- onica Takacs. Mary Zolna, Arlene Revolinski. Marie Polak, Ellen Gross. Sandra Eggleston. Sandra Breeken- felder, THIRD ROW: Fred Schenk, Joe Lucas, Peter Takaes. Sally Bald- win, Jimmie Taylor. Mark Alft. Rohert Mueller, Jona- than Turk, Allen Salomon. NOT PICTURED: Dale Ohrmund. Mr. Pleister 306 11A Left to Right: FIRST ROW.' Jan Becker, Tom Szeklinski, Ronald Poole, N o r m a n Grokowski, Thomas Baker, Arthur Zimmerman, David Milof- sky, Butch Harding, June Schwirtz, Dorothy Spran- sey. SECOND ROW: Barb Williams, Lois Kraemer, Susan Alexander, Sandra King, Roxanna Glasberg, Carole Downing, Sylvia Sy- dow, JoAnne Marino, Car- oline Moon, Susan Muccio, Sharon Schultz. THIRD ROW: Ralph Repinski, Tony Fricano, Robert Jahn, David Walker, Sam Pea- cock, Rick Barrett, Greg Kramoris, Tom Prince, Thomas Leow, George Rol- leston. NOT PICTURED: Susan Bryce, Lynette Gil- , bert, Frank Natole. Mr. Engen 2 04 IIA Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Candy Garson, Lor- raine Bailey, Joan Jackson, Joyce Lory, Carol Walen- towski, Roberta Paetow, Pat Ziarniak, Ellen Koon- berg, Christine Gravshar, Sharon Reilly. SECOND ROW: Elsie Kenast, Nancy Troka, Luke Skroch, Larry Nordness, Antoinette Bruno, Suzanne Payne, Claudia Gilbert, Gale Weic- kelt, Paula Muccio, Janet Sattler. THIRD ROW: August Martinovick, Tom Stefanec, Gerald Russell, David Hanks, Jeff Dooley, Eleanor Donaldson, James Wonser, Doris Born. NOT PICTURED: Barbara Becker, Petrina Graziano. Miss Lenert 203 11A ,WM Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Orlando Salvatore, Glen Gerth, George Tra- witzki, Dennis Welk, Rick Swiderski, Charles Sanders, Shirley Pierson, Cathy Lamb, Mary Ann Gossman, Jill Borchert, Janice Reid. SECOND ROW: Loreeta Doebler, Maxine Hale, Emma Day, Sandy Mears, Susan Christianson, Sara Fossman, Christine Kemp- ter, Gabriele Schroeder, Maria May, Mary Man- nion, Kathy Bazyleicz, Di- ane Adornato. THIRD ROW.' William Pawlicki, Ross Collura, Michael Wal- czak, Albin Singer, Diane Lindner, Future Williams, Henry Grape, Jim Roeske, Stehen Loreck, Owen Morse. NOT PICTURED: Bonner Brunner, Alex Kudyaroff. 58 Mrs. Walters 109 11A Left to Rightg FIRST ROW.' Karen Kellogg, Ma- rie Krez, Noreen Mittel- stadt, Janet Richardson, Louise Madson, Velma Coggs, Kathy Bauch, Con- nie Hoffman, Janice Kur- kowski, Betty Lou Young. SECOND ROW: Robert Jaworski. Dan Pritchard, Ronald Clark. Michael Gu- rnina, Bill Jones, Andi Kne- bes, Laura Schmauss, Sue Ann Van Gorder, Ann Chapman, Anita De Quardo, Sharon Shea. THIRD ROW: William Carter. Mike Fargen, Herb Carl, Ed Timper, Greg Wil- son, Duane Brost, Gunars Petcrsons, Allen Stoltman, John Fitch, William Mor- ton. Miss Wegner 106 11A Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Kathleen Bloedorn, Betty Gottlieb, Alyce Netz, JoAnn Matsuyama, Alice Garcia, Dianne Lewis, Car- olyn Gomand, Corrine An- derson, Raette Cebrowski, Catherine Hale. SECOND ROW: Carl Radomski, Ro- bert Gruenwald, Lorna Hesse, Cherie Del Rose, Christine Feltes, Suzanne Urbaniak, Lum Enoch, Ar- thur Froh, Pat Kunkel. THIRD ROW: Chuck Pel- tonen, Richard Lindner, Paul Alm, Walter Knox, Russ Maki, Jerry Schelach, William Mitchell, Thomas Cocking, Cary Stenberg. NOT PICTURED: Gary Finco, Jeanie Yarbrough. Mrs. Levey 201 l lA Left to Rightg FIRST ROW: Alex Derango, Nancy Okruszynski, Ha- tidza Hukarevil. Kathy MisZexx'ski. Doxolhy Cot- trell, Stephanie Iiohl. Min- nie VVarren. Donna Jones. Roberta lWoran, Richard Manning. SECOND ROVV: Rene YVenzler. Beth Ba- zeka, Marlene Laernerhirt, Janice Adams, Sandra Sun- din, Roberta Athey, Carol Quellmalz. Kathleen Pilzo, Hazel Laster, Virginia Mc- Cauley. THIRD ROW: Richard Gensler, Gary Lis- tan, John Zarins, Richard Kollenbroich, Harold Ne- mycr, Ronald Walczak, Alan Bauer, Nick Burczyk, Gary Gromacki. Mr. Hesselbrock 101 11A Left to Right, FIRST ROW.' Gail Bogart, Joanne Angelroth, Patricia Wilson, Juelene Coleman, Carol Habrat, Suzanne Zader, Margret Peterson, Mar- garet Shelley, Linda Schmauss, Delores Netzel, Penny Meicle. SECOND ROW: Vera Greer, Sally Sebunia, Gladys Schorr, Charlice Stroud, Judith Wagner, Paulette Laack, Leslie Springfield, Sandra VVhite, Gabriele Koll, Chuck Goshgarian, Steven Bavers. THIRD ROW: Mi- chael Nowicki, John Bauer, James Lansin, John Fix, Lawrence Johns, Jack Hos- kins, Samuel Leatherwood, Rudy Dill, Peter Parkman, Mike Napierala, Ted Pyt- lik Mr. Trythall 404- llB Left to Rightg FIRST ROW: Joyce Huber, Lydia Sikaters, Pamela Talaska, Dale Jueschkc, Jacqueline Dockery, Patricia Klassa, Barbara Korleski, Polly At- kinson, Carolyn Corso, Su- san Franick, Patricia Man- della. SECOND ROW: Frank Buesing, Bob Eckes, Richard Goessner, Michael Jancsch, Kenneth Toll, Richard Enea, Sidonia Diebitz, Gwendolyn Mcln- tyre, Lorraine Lawrence, John Andrucci. TIIIRD ROW.' Larry Peiffer, Sal- vatore Balistrere, John A. La Prest. Jack YVatke, Greg- ory Rothe, Bob Schmidt, Michael Holmes, Nathan Cary, Jim Borchert, Brode Lockbram, Robert Romano. NOT PICTURED: Wil- liam Fuchs, Sandra Slomin- ski, Judy Weissbrobt. Mr. Stemper 309 11B Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Cheryl Olson, San- dra De Silva, Barbara Schulz, Carol Rogers, Don- na Lindstrum, Barbara Hall, Diana Finkler, Yvette Bevenue, Kathleen Demp- sey, Nancy Peters. SEC- OND ROW: William Trapp, Norvell Molex, Dan Spoke, Dick Wesline, Da- vid Dwyer, Donald Kopacz, Roger Zindler, Bernett Tubbs, Erica Lueck, Sue Rakocy, Helen Balistreri. THIRD ROW: Richard Weiner, Gary Martin, Larry Waranka, James Stahl, Kim Jorgensen, Jerry Geboy, Robert Hanley, Dennis Kegley, Franklin Nichols, John Treuden. NOT PICTURED: Arthur Froh, Lawrence Krueger, Sandra Reuter. Miss DeMarsh 323 10A Left to Rightg FIRST ROW: Dolores Kucharski, Judi Mareiniak, Lynnctte Drake, Linda Beresford, Barhara WR-ntlandt. Jean Revolinski. Judith Pczz, Toni Shaw. Joanne Sanfil- ippo, Nancy Lewandowski, Jo Ann Redd. SECOND ROIV: Valdis Auctins, Glen Groinacki. Fred YN'asilewski, Patrick Cher- one, Susan Antonuccii, Mary Orlando. Vicky Nich- ols, Emily Carlsruh. Suhail Kassees, Dean Roernhild, Alfred Runyon, THIRD ROW: Leonard Thompson, Jim Moran, Thomas Kne- bes, Robert Roblee, Tom Rozumalski. Lonnie Cooks, James Stroik, Chuck Fras- er, Dick Miehalovitz, Rich- ard Bowrnan, Yan John- son. NOT PICTURED: James Demeuse. Miss Gehhard 224 IIB Left to Right: FIRST ROW.' Jeri Bowen. Diane Nelson, Jacqueline Hess. Julie Helier, Candace Lea- vens. Patricia Talaska. Chris Slahlexvski. Jane Bruegginann. Regene Diekey. Kathleen fXlc'Kin- ney. SECOND ROW: Patil Lydolph, James Cowles. Gregory Montoto. Sandy Topetzes. Kathie Lipski. lWillie Klingspohn. Norher- to lvlontoto, Richard De- Yarrnan, Dennis Wleinherg. THIRD ROW: Richard Williains. Roberta Rahe. Ronald Loew. Vernon Joh- son, Guy Ritzinan, Gary Lang. Janyee Toran, Miehael Kahh. Michael Addis. NOT PICTURED: Theresa Arinstead. Katie Flores. Colette Schaffer. William NVaulters. Bruce Lehrer. Gerald Olszewski. Joseph Ryan. WValtcr Schultz. Airs. Pollock 327 lil.-X Left to Right: FIRST ROIVJ Judith Redlin. Judi Knecht. Beverly Berg. Bar- bara Braasch, Bridget Schmidt, Jean Coppersniitli, iN'TZ1l'l21I1 YVarhelton. Shirley Arms. Rose Lynn Canzoner. Jane Gillette. SIiC0,YD RUIIYJ Kathy Zinda. Yas- sie llont. Barhara Hintz. Arthur Kasten. Ross San- dra. Clifton Ot-plial. Caro- lyn Vincent. Bertha Roed- er. Kenneth Threslier. Clar- lo Russo. THIRD IYOWI Eric Dencinark. Wlalter Sharp. Toni Styne, Duane Nottling, Thomas Frede- rieh. Linda Morrical. Doro- thee Duehlnieier. Tom Johnson. Nedra Vlatson. NOT PICTURED: Chuck Wojciechowski. Mrs. Parks 304-B 10A Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Salene Kramraj, Bernadine Olszewski, Joan Lorbiecki, Lavern Lacy, Lynn Karbash, Adeline Karpinski, Sharon Krohel- ski, Sandra Olson, Jean Mareotte, Laurie Nick. SECOND ROW: Doreen Newton, Alice Johnson, Pat Mitchell, Dawn Montgom- ery, Liz Lerman, Angie Megna, John Montella, Is- sam Kassees, Charlie John- son, Greg Larnpton, Thorn- as Mikorski. THIRD ROW: Dennis Knippel, Michael Kleiber, Peter Kartanos, John Jeffery, Phil Nance, Diana Linton, Dennis McDowell, Al Neu- mann, Lute Owrey. NOT PICTURED: Rafaela Ma- teo, Judy Meingast, Nick Laureljean, Bill Odbert, John Onken. Mr. Brzecykowski 305 10A Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Carolyn Leverance, Marsha Erhardt, Kathy Ward, Patricia Neal, Bar- bara Benson, Kathleen Dor- sey, Bonnie Moore, Hilary Vaughn, Donna Ruiz, Judy Wendte. SECOND ROW: Michael Delise, Kenton Meyer, Michael Mantyeh, Eileen Grennan, Cheryl Thomas, Rose Piwowar- czyk, Lucille Kryscio, Vir- ginia Yeager, Sharon Kir- by, Margaret Howard. THIRD ROW: Anthony Orlando, Larry Peterson, Frank Shickey, Dave Sand- ers, Anita Pallen, Larry Karpinski, Gregory M0- rena, Jan Strelow, Russell Cook. NOT PICTURED: Robert Fischer, Robert Oesterreich, Bob Ostrowski, John Rao, Ross Rittberg, Ervin Smith. David Zygow- ski. Mrs. Banks 304C 10A Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Pat Slomanski, Col- leen Shaw, Catherine Sora- phim, Carol Rink, Sharon Peltonen, Marti-Kay Scha- uer, Marie Szyrnanski, Christine Smolinski, Jean- nette Zeidler, Ruthie Ren- fro. SECOND ROW: Torn Rouke, David Rogers, Tom Valenti, Robert Preiss, Tom Routt, Brad Spink, Dave Tellier, David Pruski, Lin- da Presberry, Vonna Pitel, Sharon Wilber. THIRD ROW: Pete Valentine, Ro- bert Sehultz, Steven Poker, Walter Ziernann, Scott Westover, Fabian Wanta, Torn Wittke, Thomas Weiss, John VanDerslice. Miss Dorsey 304A 10A Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Susan Holzhauer, Judy Fossman, Nancy Do- moracki, Cindy Brooks, Janice Hoaglan, Rosemary Armstrong, Kathleen Hey- er, Dolores Gandy, Mary- lyn D'Amore. SECOND ROW: Shelton Pierson, David Alt, James Hauge, Jeffrey Hughes, Dennis Helgerson, Tony Giaimo, Jim Daskam, Stuart Bel- laek, Jerome Bores. THIRD ROW: John Hauke, Allen Biggs, Gary Elshoff, Bruce Hendrickson, Steve Gar- nett, James Cox, Earl Gut- hrad. NOT PICTURED: Mary Clark, Jerry Blatz. Miss Bertrand 227 l0A Left to Rightg FIRST ROW: Diane Model, Judy Myszewski. Grace Tanker- sley, Nancy Czapiewski, Mary Anne Baumann, Alice Flick, Rugena Harris, Burnice Prichard, Carola Allison. Donna Eigen, Ellen Sorrin, Katherine Walch. SECOND ROW: Richard Jaworski, Richard Jensen, Jill Fletcher, Karen Krey- er, Peggy Rounseville, Les- lie Scharfenherger, Pat Ur- ban, Ilona Pelsis, Edward Kain, Randy Blanchard, Erich Huelsemann, Daniel Riley. THIRD ROW: Joe Cira, Frank Burnham, Druce Leinke, Mike Grat- tan, Frank Slejko, Douglas Hanson, Mike Hogan, Ron- ald Olson, Richard Gil- meister, lNfichael Redzin- ski, Victor Stepniewski. l Miss Schwartz 222 lOA Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Christine Burke, Barbara ljrluan. Nancy Szo- pinski. Carol Gehoy. Rug'- istine Price. Judy Grabow- ski, lXIw'1'ta Rivera. lwfargar- et lkfakarski, Susan Slavick, Cheryl Kain. SECOND R O Il : Carol W'cg'ner, Kathleen Czapiewski, Don- na Svlmandt. Rohr-rt Han- ncinan. Carol Dakins, Bet- ty Kozik. Jo Ann Stankov- sky, Jerry Leister, Donald Hofmann. Dennis Blood. THIRD ROW: W'illiazn Schaefer, Daryl Eigen, Ron Janiuk, Dennis Rossa, Den- nis Truss, Ronald Bascorn, John YVahlem. Janice Di Maggio, Jacqueline Rfyers Janet Przexsorski. NOT PICTURED: Elizabeth Ql- son, Rolucr Pernernian, Nick Rick. Carla Rodda. x Mrs. Anderson 205 10A Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Vicki Fendt, Mary Hachey, Sandra Bannach, Nettie Spiering, Laurie Jur- kowski, Ingrid Skogstad, Diane Porte, Kathryn Bey- ers, Lydia Rey, Sandra Mazza. SECOND ROW: Alice Murray, Wendy Du- mas, Georgiane Jankowski, Joy Lewis, Barbara Alekse- jevs, Marie Trevisan, Ver- non Crabtree, Richard Ro- mano, Nona Currie, Judy Mishefski. THIRD ROW: Everett Lundberg, Ted Sattler, James Dennis, Enic Edwards, Alvin Cur- tis, Tom Lasusa, Donald Hierlmeier, Linda Dillig, Edith Schulz, Lesli Zim- mermann. N O T PIC- TURED: Rose Lococo, Kathy Patterson. Mrs. Vranich 123 10A Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Sue Seelig, Rose- mary Maniscalco, Jeanne Woodrnansee, Barbara Fos- ter, Maryann Neumann, Barbara Krohn, Judy Mad- dox, Linda Walther, Bar- bara Zebrowski, Pat Tewe- les, Barbara Edge. SEC- OND ROW.' Eugene White, Rick Strelka, Den- nis Wutkowski, Don Ran- dall, Pat Morrisey, Gerald Mosgaller, Robert NVoods, Linda Williams. Charlene Gibson, Jeanne Ross, Chris- tine Pcnner, Fred Weyher, THIRD ROW: James Les- er, James Willis, Robert Krez, Richard Holland, Michael Weisgand, Fredrick Jones, Anthony Johnson, Will Johns, Joe Kirksey, Thomas Bores. NOT PIC- TURED : Joel Kirksey. Mrs. Shimon 206 IOA Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Marsha Kiepert, Nancy Budda, Rosalan Snell, Christine Koscinski, Louella Fermenich, Con- stance Jeskc, Stefanie Tri- liegi, Ellen Chermak, Jane Lum, Jacqueline Jcske. SECOND ROW: Tom Hintz, William Mishefski, Tom Alioto, James Cwik- linski, Dave Zalewski, Bruce Myers, John Jasicki, Kathleen Tinkle, Joan Jus- kowiak, Virginia Gass, Car- rol Haeselick. THIRD ROW: Fred Reynolds, Maynard Szopinski, James Wolf, Ralph Huntley, Johnny Taylor, Charles Di Maggio, Richard Sawinski, Robert Sarsfield, Tom Ronkowski, NOT PIC- TURED: Scott McEach- ron, Pat Yockey. Mrs. Boltz 120 10A Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Pat Polczynski, Ma- rie Spera, Kris Champion, Linda Jacobson, Henrictte Sandovol, Elizabeth Treu- den, Barbara Wfantz, Rose Ann Szczepanski, Kay Wei- land, Sandra Wolosxyk, Lo- riaine Goglians. SECOND ROIV: Dennis Pampuch, Christine Katzke, Doreen hlueller. Ruth Vlegehaupt, Joycc Laster, Kathy Ber- toni, Sharon Todd, Lor- raine Easley, Joan Fend- rick, Lois Koller, Della Co- mana. THIRD ROW.' Wil- liam Wlagner, Ralph Ychle, Ken Brice, Ralph Lipinski, VVayne Zywicki, Charles Dickey, Lawrence Sivak, Tom Benner, Charles Mi- renda, James Guzinski. NOT PICTURED: John Crowley, Diane Jeske, Pa- tricia Maynard. Mr. Spielman 116 1 OA Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Judith Lindenberg, Pat Jorgensen. Mary Pola- check, Jean Trapp, Betty Jo Gustafson, Carol Ber- toni, lV1ary Kenney, Judy Schultz, Christine Jackson, Bernice Mayberry, Dorothy Milde. SECOND ROW: Pete Salmeri, John Moser. Robert Susami, Larry Durst, Tom Palaszewski, Sheila Estes, Paul Fehlo. Jim Kroll, Jim Spare, Sha- ron Wagner. TH IR D ROW: Bruce Brayton, Al- lyn Devey, Nlichael Sim- asko, Thomas O'Connor, hflike Donahue, Steven Herf, Dell Rogers, James Golatke, Roger Kearns, Peter Reifkohl. NOT PIC'- TURED: Austin Squire. Mr. Stankowski 115 10A Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Lynne Frinks, Gail Sullivan, Lisa Jorgensen, Janet Shue, Sue Voss, Judy Weekwerth. C ol l e e n Schultz, Cynthia Nowacki, Cathy Cortese, Hilda Mar- molcjo. SECOND ROW: Diane hleka, Kathy Lam- brecht, Susan Braun, Rita Berg. Pat Bergmann, Carol Gossman, Nlargarcta Boll- mann, Sandra Sobczak, Ro- bert Mortellaro, Beverly Ditlmann. THIRD ROIVZ Dennis Heller, Rickie Arnold, Steven Abraham, Paul Rworski, Dennis Li- brizzi, James Denter, John Russell, Dennis Reick, Dan Pausel. NOT PICTURED: John Dolan, Rob erta Brooks, Steve Torre. Mr. Biermann and Miss Kircher 412 Zi 415 Left to Right, FIRST R O W : Maxine Hayes, Margret VonEiff, Margret- Johnson, Beverly Brandt, Lynn Fitzpatrick, Sandra Valenti, Caroline Lind, Ca- rol McCanna. SECOND ROW: Greg Sutton, Luis Jimenez, Frank Presti, Phy- llis Bennett, Donna Presti, Delores Stoutmire, Emily Jarzombeck. THIRD ROW: Torn Zweck, James Davidowski, Lavern Perci- field, Steve Grill, Richard Loche, Ruben Horton. NOT PICTURED: Dennis Barry, Patricia Mishefski. Mr. Otto 414 10B Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Maryan Bottmer, Marcia Fifarek, Georgia Bell, Mary Alice Pipkorn, Carol Peternell, Christine Kelly, Lee Phoebe, Mary Jo Strass. SECOND ROW: Kurt Holzhauer, Glenn Frankovis, Michael John- son, Thomas Reed, Roy Cosey, Gary Knutson, Rob- ert Goree, Robin Driscoll. THIRD ROW: lwiarc Groeschel, Ronnie Bruske, Jim Kuester, Frank Hayes, William Menzel, Dennis Powell. NOT PICTURED: Neil D'Amato, Kathy Wil- lie, Charles Dettman. Mrs. Schumacher 317 10B Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Charlotte Borchert, Beverly Mitchell, Mary Ann Stoltz, Luella Pease, Joan Potter, Diane Prec, Sandra Kennedy, Billie Griechen, Elaine Hombs. Toni Cira. SECOND ROW: Lorenzo Draghic- chio, Jim Comyne, Richard lvens, Patricia Vtlittenburg, Judy Head, Bettie Gibson. Judith Atwell. Marion Fer- encevich, Connie Fran- chino, Shadric Brown, Rey- nold Luprecht. THIRD ROW: Lawrence Pope. Wayne Bauer, Bill Nuss. Rocco DeRango, Allen De- Windt, Richard Liebert, Dale Drunner, Edward Jenkins, John DlAmiCo. Mike Melscr. NOT PIC- TURED: Diane Vallone. Mr. Feldman 405 9A Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Stephanie Jozwiah, JoAnne Parbs, Gloria Guenther, Diane LaVigne, Rosie Lopez, Linda Vor- pahl, Sandra Ware, Bonnie Wieber, Patricia Roeder, Cheryl Demeuse. SECOND ROW: Barbara Embry, Christine Nowack, Ann Hony, Virginia Fortino, Jeanne Chaussee. YVilliam Ward. Gary Ford, XVarren Rufus. Dean hlanley, Ber- nard Jasicki. Ronald Ter- rel, THIRD ROW: Curtis Haxnes, Thomas VVoiciuk. Gerald Bartoszewicz. Char- les Corrao, Cecil Morries, Walker Crymes, Bob Sand- bom, William Knight. Tom Polacheck, Howard Ander- son. NOT PICTURED: Mike McCauley, Jim Mik- olzjzck, Dan Shutter, San- dra Ware. Mr. Burns 316 9A Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Kathryn Dembiec. Roxanne Pohle. Myra Hayes, Susan Pytlik, Susan Savic, Johnnie Blathers, Myra Owens, Nada Stinson, SECOND ROW: JoEllen Anthony, Nancy Stasino- poulos, Jeannie Sanchez, Sharon Lausmann, Marga- ret Homa, James Tatum, John Cefalu, Robert Mikor- ski. THIRD ROW: Robert Griffin, John Litzenberger, Catherine Ehr, lNIary lN'Iat- thews, Yolauna John, Nan- cy Andersen, Marian Mor- ing, Eddie Wojciechowski. NOT PICTURED: Patri- cia Hohnstein. David Klug Mary McKee. 2 Mr. Matusinec 230 IOB Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Gretchern Groten- rath, Helga Hohmann, Norma Stall, Debby Man- ley, Gloria Thompson, Cin- dy Bodi, Ausma Alksnis, Ann Gorski, Janice Tomp- kins, Donna Thompson. SECOND ROW: Carl Muccio, Bob Saidak, David Garacci, Frank Mahan, Ro- bert Powell, Livio Jurlina, Linda Meyers, Dalene Ku- lick, Joan Lindstrum, Mari- lyn Rogers. THIRD ROW: Anthony Brau, Stan Zmud- zinski, Donald Kolitz, Paul Bamberger, Frank Suatos, Thomas D e a u , Robert Hume, Dan Weiermann, Bill Dockery. NOT PIC- TURED: lyiary Fipps, Pet- er Gigliotti, William Wil- helms. Mr. Putin 315 9A Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Maxine Brown, Pa- tricia Collins. Diana Lily- quist, Pamela Clouse, Eva Fix, Christine Witz, Jac- queline Cefalu, Angelus Whiting, Sigrid Skoqstad, Margo Tankersley, Gwen- dolyn Griffin. SECOND ROW.' Christopher Turek, Gregory Vernace, Nicholas Smak, Mike Ziegenhagen, Keith Matheus, Anthony Pullora, Andrew Anderson, Larry Echols, Barbara Hartman, Mary Barnes, Sandra Echols. THIRD ROW: Peter Holzberger, Laura Malcnck. David Sa- dowski, Joseph Kluck, Gre- gory Jones, Timothy Laughlin, Frank Biesel, Jo- seph Kern, Leroy Walters, Thomas Kretlow. NOT PICTURED: John Middle- kauff, Jann Starks. Mr. Laube 31-lr 9A Left 'to Right, FIRST ROW: Linda Wittenberg, Carol Zinda, Carolyn Pugh, Susan Brooks, Frances Fi- leceia Christine Larson, Carol Kline, Nancy Ver- getts, Joyce Simmons, Ja- nice Mathcus, Leah Rich- ter, Joyce Nowak. SEC- OND ROW: Sharon Szy- rnanski. Donald Dziemin- ski. Duane Catania, John Kramoris, James Cross, Lovelace White, Tricia Penner, Nancy Lieffring, Nargis Ableasi, William Meejer, Joseph Gregar, Mike Harloff. THIRD R O W.' William Kemp, Daniel Ryfinski, David Maccudden, James Clark, Roberta Tredwell, Euxi- pides Alvarado, Gary Wal- lace, Jim Gaskell, John Avery. NOT PICTURED: Carol Starke, Peggy Flores. Mr. Ebersole 311 9A Left to Right, FIRST ROW.' Karina Ziedonis, Patrika Davidson, Donna Aveni, Linda Miszewski, Frances Graham, Sandra Cancy, Rosalie Dellegrino, Rosemary Russo, Merry Opichka, Karen Pruski, Cathy Vento. SECOND ROW: Robert Dulak, Ro- bert Brinkman, Richard Frederick, Michael Allison, Barbara MacBriar, Karen Staneszewski, Robert Har- ju, Crystal Clark, Barbara Brooks, Barbara Flores, No- rah Meyer. THIRD ROW: Ken Swanson, Sheldon Bernstein, Robert Rice, R0- bert Saire, Eugene Hojnac- ki, Richard Wisniewski, James Carlsruh, McClinton Jagers, Roderick Johnson, Leo White. NOT PIC- TURED: Mike Kerneny, Norm Toryfter, Melissa Walczak. l l Mr. Johnston and Mrs. Papke 229 9A Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Tom Affayroux, Linda Lanke, Cathy Moore, Janette Mitchell, Linda Westphal, Ellen Hoffman, Patricia Kleppin, Nancy Walter, Catherine Bono, Therese Ott. SECOND ROW: Regena Kleszexyn- ski, Margaret Goodgame, Silverene Moutry, Marite Baumanis, Anna Marie Es- kuche, Christeeda Orphal, Marie Buege, Patricia Do- lan, Cynthia Kohloff, Jill Hoch. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Kush, John Han- in, Kathleen Uhlenberg, Darlene Johnson, Mike Schaffer, Joe Smith, Sherry Nook, Jock Stewart, Willie Cumming, James Ander- son. NOT PICTURED: Meho Hukarvic, Charles Librizzi. Mrs. Vaughn 303 9A Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Sharon Levandow- ski, Eileen Merel, Sophie Seraphim, Linda Materna, Bonnie Gorzelitz, Virginia Prichard, Carol Swoboda, Suzanne Hojnack, Victoria Styne, Darienne Gahagan, Brenda Runyon. SECOND ROW.' Wolfgang Hannig, Randy Johnson, Gary Mey- er, David Lundberg, Allan Drobac, Gary White, Wil- liam Bradford, Kathy Huntley, Beverly Allen, Barbara Daniels, Barbara Felzcr. THIRD ROW: Da- vid Olson, James Nelson, Jeff Spangler, Thomas Ventimiglia, John Miren- da, Richard Winter. Alan Lutz, Larry Reynolds, Joe Carini, Christopher Austin. NOT PICTURED: Toni Kelly, Diane Siverson, San- dra Siverson, Efrain Tor- res. Mr. Curie 233 9A Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Mary Stover, Pam- ela Wimer, Peggy Leser, Lynn Murray, Bernice Berg, Tanya Clyde, Jan- ice Mason, Therese Alivo, Roberta Sottile. SECOND ROW: Don Minger, Win- ston Hall. James Nowak, Bobby Rutledge, Moses Kelly, George Rekowskil, Maxine Oleszak, Dominic Carini. Herbert Frison. THIRD ROW: Frank Klein, Robert Koerner, Gregory Kupczyk, Joe Gon- zales, Douglas Vargo, De- borah Hanks. David Press- ley, Dick Borzpkowski, Dar- lene Meyer. NOT PIC- TURED.' Frank Klein, Ja- nice Mason, Greg Zoran, Gordon Zezmanski, Sandra Sattler. 4 l Mr. Rand 104B 9A Left to Right, FIRST R O W .' Julia Nowicki, Kathryn Milligan, Nancy Kryscio, Ruth Stoker, Gwendolyn Morrow, Evan- geline Theoharopoulos, Barbara Lucas, Vera Crea- peau, Candyce Hafernann, Patricia Dixion, Judith Marks. SECOND ROW: Mary Rowowski, Judith Nowak, Bob Albrecht, John Wensierski, Thomas Cott- rell, John Leavens, Linda Anderson, Vera Vaillaw- court, Georgia Hotchkiss, Beta Kapeta, Robert Go- lanski. THIRD ROW: Pat Rayburn, Parn Kirkland, Percy Evans, Robert Jas- zxzenski, Maury Sapienza, Lawaerence Meide, John Christensen, Louis Cald- well, Gary Potasnik, Terry Williams, Rickey Wasner. NOT PICTURED: Sandra Martin, Richard Franklin. Miss Zeman 127 9A Left to Right, FIRST R O W .' Linda Wahlen, Anita Rekowski, Irmgard Roter, Catherine Klappa, Mary Sue Kunkel, Cath- erine Meyer, Jane Wick- boldt, Valerie Borger, Ju- dith Jensen, Christine To- bias, Jennie Sarsfield. SEC- OND ROW: William Sei- bert, Michael Beck, Louise Dolge, Peggy Johnson, Marilyn Wilson, Joedna Tatum, Gail Okruszywski, Noreen Fausel, Connie Ar- gires, Gail Alexander, Lor- raine Stoltz. T H I R D ROW: Bill Smith, Carl Gomand, Peter Koeppen, Jeff Katasha, Terry Van Gorder, Jim Mueller, Rich- ard Lemke, Carl Milofsky, James Yunek, Gene Soren- sen, Bill Lustio. NOT PIC- TURED: Cosmo Carini, Elrnars Frieberg, Allen Prentice. Mr. Manson 104C 9A Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Michael Ward, Fred Hirsch, Gary Mills, Midge Blodgett, Jean Van Der- Slice, Londa Wyman, Bev- erly Thom, Jim Whalen, Donald Kucharski, lklalvin Yenter, Mike Canfield. SECOND ROW: Penny Koeller, Diane Ries, Bertha Jennings, Sandy Freeman, Renny Kimpel, Rosemary Bores, Kay Karbash, Mary Bazeka, Joyce Sargent, Leonore Rosas, Janice Klann, Kathy Shultz. THIRD ROW: Patrick Crawford, Curtic Lueck, Rob Wisch, Jeff Aldrich, Ted Muccio, Phillip Chro- bak, Vern Rehlinger, Willy Williams, John Anello, Mi- chael Prendergast. Mr. Goplan l04-A 9A Right to Left, FIRST ROW: Stephanie Enea, Su- sie Losiwiecki, Patsy For- rest, Carol Gitter, Lorraine Kafer, Judy Parhs, Sannia Carter, Vikki Brumfield, Wellie Guttowski, Rose- mary McDowell, Sharon Kockel, Christine Tessen. SECOND ROW: Richard Heming, Jim Wlilliams, Tom Sanders, L a n c e Mapp, Kathy Kinnunen, Grace Cortese, llichele Pope, Victoria Chowamiec, Patricia Bohman, Geralone Stoehe, Ray Nowak, Pinkie Morrison. THIRD ROW: Frank Jaszczewski, Eugene Frank, Kenneth Vahl, Gary Sneider, William Krueger, Marrin Gertion, Paul Horgan, Robert Rog- ers, Homer Washington, Thomas Wronski,i Dave Wade, Graham Devev. l Miss Barkow 324C 9B FIR S T ROW: Linda Schimming, Bonnie Welk, Kathlene Schroeder, Bar- bara Sitzberger, Betty Wea- theral, Shirley Russ, Nancy Pawak, Dorothy Shappeck, Geraldine Randazzo, Mar- sha Roman, SECOND ROW: Charles Neman, Donald Reynolds, Glenn Ross, Jerry Roberts, Linda Pieper, Doris Power, Pat Weinberg, Pat Theriault, Lars Thompson, Vernell Tatum, Elizabeth Soterou- las. THIRD ROW: Otis Swiger, YVillie Washington, Tom Shea, Dennis Poulsen, Salvatore Travia, Carol Wittke. Adrian Rokicki, James Wagner, Andy Sears, Ted Valenti. NOT PIC- TURED: Fred Plowmaker, Richard Rodman, Charles Schubert, Robert Turner, Vugie Smith. Miss Sworske 324B 9A Left to Right, FIRST R O W : Dianne Jacobs, Kaylynn Jones, L i n d a Large, Arlene Jensen, Lin- da Gneiser, Diane Haecker, Carolyn Moseley, Peggy L a nt, Pamela Mozuch, Rose Gilman. SECOND ROW.' Cheryl Gray, Rocky Holland, Randolph Molex, George Lkingspohn, George Loew, James Less, Dale Heffele, Willie Johnson, Theophilus Hawkins, Louie Maniscalco, Richard Horst. THIRD ROW: Andrei Laszlo, Phillip Klingler, Thomas Korleski, Greg Ta- kabowski, Larry Madson, Vicky Jegers, Kenneth Gul- ley, Michael Hilpreth, Ed- ward Grode, Dennis Gro- holski. E Miss Gove 107 8A Left to Rightg FIRST ROW: Margeret Rasmus- sen, Sally Goree. Joan Jol- ly, Eunice Riley, Diane Hughes, Barbara Sheldon, SECOND ROW: Karen Megenity, Christine Van Derslice, Ted Seraphim, Ernie Miller, Don Poun- tain, Scott Machol. THIRD ROW: Cindy Hes- se, Dennis Rakocy, Nancy Rodberg, Nancy Kastner, Paul Berrend. - v Miss Barkow 324A 9B Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Erma Dent, Theresa Ellzey, Susan Bast, Sandra Eckes, James Campbell, Patsy Diebitz, Sharon Eck- es, Linda Barber. SEC- OND ROW: Diane Dryf- ka. Sue Baranowski, Carol Dzick, Gracie Barnes, Spen- cer Coggs, Richard Ald- rich, Marlene Azzolina, Di- ane Adams. THIRD ROW: Tom Evans, Neil Francis, Dennis Brukwitzki, Robert Brozovieh, Edward Adams, Steven Engelhardt, Rodney Church, Ron Fisher. NOT PICTURED: Robert Bro- zovich, Kenneth Gulley, Sam Holland, Kay Lynn Jones, Phil Klingler, Fred Plowmaker, Richard Rod- man, Vergie Smith, Vernell Tatum, Robert Turner. . , . D4 xb ffl xr' X -x 9 f , ini I 1 1 lv' . ? ' 4 fl.. ' il 'I 4 dl 7 ., ff .247 634 vga, 95, g , ! , 9 Un. GAEN SLE Juniors: LEFT TO RIGHT: Jack Lueck, Pa- tricia Traugott, Michael Grady, Jean Zernia, Judith Jacobson. NOT PICTURED: Walna Winscher, Mary Brickner. Sophomores: Left to Right, STANDING: John Thomas, Joanne Burant. Robert Rischkc. Mary Gunde, James Krumplitsch. SEATED: Cynthia lkiack, hlarsha lxledvcd, June Price, Steven Livingston. NOT PIC- TURED: James Klafka, John Tyson, Luis Montalvo. 1 'lW72if1 i 555 I 7 ' li, ,gglix - ' -i f Freshman: S TA ND IN G .' Sandra Burke, Nlarilyn Vaughn, Christine ,. Swiner, Alice Kiernan. SEATED: Sharon LaBerge, Catherine Hatala, '- Patricia Carr, Barbara Baars. NOT PICTURED: Lamont Nevels, Thomas Gagnon. The freshmen, sophomores, and juniors of Gaenslen High School, one of the few orthopedic high schools in this country, have been launched for their destination- diploma. Along the way, they will be kept busy pursuing a nor- . mal curriculum of study. Occa- sionally, there will be special events, such as dress-up day, Christmas dinner, and a picnic. The newsworthy events on the journey will be recorded in the 'gGaenslen Newsn. ws, HL 4 .W Q W in mM 5 .1-'Vw Q- 3m 'V x if K F K new ,, K 5: SWE 4? H fly ff'9'1i- Ja M. 'ITf f E+ 3, -,.. Qngamigatioms 11 4 PW A lf 3'-2532: 5 . ,... , . ?,. - A f. f gf - fiffffig .N T? 95195 . I ?ifi rp, , 'hw' BAD Left to rightg FIRST ROW.' Jim Spare, Sharon Peltonen, locheck, Judy Eiscnscher, Shirley Thomas, Lynn De Faut, Bill Jones, Stu Bellack, Barb Pollay, Sharon Brooks, Fred Bill Ward. THIRD ROW: Dave Hanks, Jim VVillis, Don Hirsch, Laura Schrnauss, Jean Zeidlcr, Kathy Hale, SEC- Perrctz, Miko Hatch, Bob Sadjdach, Richard Jaworski, OND ROW: Roberta Rabc, Linda Williams, Sue Wright, Tony Fricano, Chris Bcebe, Kenton, lvleyer, Van Johnson, June Schwirtz, Dorothy Duehlmeyer, Sue Seelig, Mary Pol- Dick Schwartz. Majorettcsz Pat Ziarniak, Rene Wenzlcr. So this is what they do when everyone thinks they're practicing. 78 Left to rightg FIRST ROW: Jane Gillette, Lynne Roeder, Beth Bazeka, Kay Owen, Gail Weikelt, Ed Kain, Bob Hanna- man, Chris Burke, John Turk, Karl Steinberg, Dave Walker. SECOND ROIVJ Ed Lydolph, Tom Pollacheck, Don Malzahn, Skip Mohr, Randy Johnson, Dennis Welk, Kitty Dude, Daryl Eigen, Jim Hauge, Henry Crape, THIRD ROW: Dan Prit- Chard, Terry Janik, Wayne Klein, Dick Kumbier, Jim Leser, Larry Johns, Mike Hein, Phil Nance, Wally Knox, Guy Ritz- man, Mr. Holdorf. Majorettes: Joanne Lindner, Gabriele Koll. If .X , F J J QA i 5, F if ' 1: A H S i ll if - ill 1 ii X Jnilifjq Q, up W if N jk l , Q x l A ! X A f c C The baton twirlers, twirl to the music of the band. 79 Our band always does a fine job enter- taining at the foot- ball games. OR CHESTRA A D ff ff f ix- fi' 1 67 . V4 CHQIR Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Christine Kelly, Janice Nardelli. THIRD ROW: Donna Jones, Joyce Lory, Linda Tompkins, Ingrid Skogstad, Celia Adornato, Susie Wussow, Wahlen, Lynn Sullivan, Ruth WVegehaupt, Alice Johnson, Emily Noyes, Mickey Hochstein. SECOND ROW: Sharon Genie Stott, Art Anello. FOURTH ROW: Sheila Estes, Hochstein, Diane Jeske, Stephanie Bohl, Kathy Smith, Bev- Judy Woller, Susie Lincleman, Judy Wittenberg, Velma erly Berg, David Pruske, Benita Bell, Lorna Hesse, Tom Coggs, Kim Jorgensen, Mike Hein. Left to Right, FIRST ROWg Julia Nowieki, Margaret Nancy Stover, Benita Bell, Allen Soloman, Gary Meyer, Rounsville, Betty Gustafson, Nedra Watson, Nancy Peters, Laureen Zell. THIRD ROW: Chris Deaton, Del Rogers, Toni Shaw, Sigrid Skogstad, Peggy Flores. SECOND Bruce Millies, William Plunkett, David Hanks, Nathan ROW: Mr. Johnston, Eileen Grennan, Claudia Snorden, Cary, John Rasmussen. 80 wire Jef as Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Steve Bavers, Claudia. Snor- den, Karen Pruski, Janice Adams, Mary Ellen Conway, JoAnn Redd, Ann Noyes. SECOND ROW: Sharon Le- wandowski, Nona Currie, Ralph Ermer, Linda Westphal, Joanne Angelroth, Caroline Moon, Steve Mirasola, Pam Mitchell. THIRD ROW: Steve Sperry, John Andrucci, Greg Blattner, Chris Deaton, Liz Olson, Dick Hill, John Treuden. FOURTH ROW: William Plunkett, Jeff Stre- low, Tom Baker, Don Perretz, Leonard Thompson, Dennis Konzal, Mr. Johnston. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Johnston, Chris Deaton, Nancy Stover, Bruce Millics, Claudia Snor- den, Allen Soloman, Nathan Cary, Peggy Rounsville, Laureen Zell, Toni Shaw. HOME ECO OMICS The aim of Home Ee. Club is to give aid and insight to all girls into developing themselves in their personal and social lives. The Club's annual activities are monthly meet- ings with guest speakers, faculty teas, bake sales, and fashion shows. The advisors for the club are Mrs. Walt- ers, Mrs. Magee, and Mrs. Vranich. Attentive Home Ee. members listen to a lecture on make-up. fri? ir? iii LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Gustafson, Pt. Cont., D. Wenninger, Pres., S, Lange, Sec., Bowen, Tres., N. Domoracki, Pub. Mgr., C. Lee, Vice- Pres. These girls are learning Clothes co-ordination through Home Ec. 82 LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Bates, Sec.q M. Ziarniak, Pres.g A. Knebes, Inter-Club Rep.g S. Schulz, Tres. Not pic- turedg D. Becker, Vice-Pres. ALLE Allen Club, which is affiliated with the Y.W.C.A., is active in a number of interesting events throughout the year. The Club sponsors an annual dance, while the main spring activity is a weekend trip to Camp Talaki. Allen Clubis purpose, at all times, is to promote world fellowship among girls. The advisors are Mrs. Boltz and Miss Chapman. Marcia Ziarniak presides over a meeting at Lake Park Church. eff? The meeting may be interesting, but . . . isn't that exaggerating. 83 CAMARADERIE Adopted! Adopted! Welre going to be adopted! Camaraderie, a club for the girls of our school, promotes friendship and leadership through its sponsoring of many social functions. Miss Gove is the ad- visor, assisted by Mrs. Levey, Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Schrnacher, and Miss Zernan. The Pigtail Day play is one of Camas yearly events, as well as the Jr.-Sr. Tea. Don't anyone breathe. A smile adds th t ch! e Ou Of course I'm scared. WSWS Indians, pirates, and lost boys back from Never Never Land. 84 LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Zeid ler, Sec.g L. Ketchum, Tres. B. Bell, Pres.g L. Sullivan Vice-Pres. CA VALIERS Cavaliers is the club for all the boys of our school. At the bi-monthly meet- ings. educational and entertaining movies are shown. The Thanksgiving baskets are one of the clubis projects: sharing' the responsibility with NCami7 for the Football Hop and the Spring Prom are the others. The Club is spon- sored by Blr. Proeknow. R112 liuro. M1'. Biermann, Mr. Coplan, Mr. Glatting, Mr. Rand, and Mr. Tiythall. X Officers: LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Jirgens, Sec.g D. Johnson, Vice- pres.g K. Haberli, Pres.g B. Steckel, Treas. See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil. Bang. Cavaliers helps promote friendship among boys at East. 85 1. V. E A member of Cavaliers helps load Thanksgiving baskets. 1' 'S 1 sf f ,W ...W sswzsizftf it XLLm,, 2afr.gw,E3?5a SfZi'1?i2eY?5.2ei W .. z awww G. A. A. e if .- ,gi 5 -w.sfz..m: wits. at. .K -,,. . :,, ft QMS' get 4 2 sf E Q 1 iflsi i 'if And the ball was dropped on the five yard line. G.A.A., the Girls' Athletic As- sociation, sponsors competitive sports in which all girls may par- ticipate. Track meets, volleyball, and basketball tournaments are a few of G.A.A.'s regular events. Membership is open to every girl in school who wishes to learn a game or compete in an active sport. Miss Green and Miss Bar- kow are the sponsors. Officers: LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Schroeder, sec.g C. Trier, vice pres.g L. Dillig, tres. BOT- TOM ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Rollins, pres.g S. Skaros, chair. What do I do now, Miss Barkow? M iss 5 egg. sig iii IF if .W EMBLEM CLUB i ,.,. 1, ,E .N X me Vi., as ..k, ,sf--123 -rf? wt -fm ..-iff - ,g,f1WQ.i.rs it 'A ' 'ff 'sfgffm 1. 'F Officers: LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Haberli, Vice- wwm- .users Pres.g P. Theriault, Sec.g J. Appleby, Pres.5 Fitch, Treas. Wait a minute! ll Preparation for an exciting Emblem Club meeting. To aid the school, from an athletic viewpoint, is the pur- pose of Emblem Club. All students with Varsity letters are eligible to join. A regular activity of their club is to usher for all home wrestling meets. ln addition they also participate in the Senior-faculty volleyball game, the wrestlers-swimmers basket- ball game and the Student Council-Choir-Emblem Picnic. The club is advised by Mr. Trythall. CUMUDEAMA AND SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUBS CU-lture, lN1U-sic, DE-bate, and dr-AMA all form very important parts of the word Cumudeama. Members of this new club have an opportunity to write their interpretations of music, poetry, and other artistic Works, as well as to enjoy movies, stage plays, and con- certs. The programs, at the meetings in 101, are planned by the members with Miss Zeman advising. The Hama of Cumudeama is quite in evidence at this typical meeting. During the year Social Science Club participates in two government functions, these are the County and City Government Days. This club also per- forms at the Thanksgiving Day Program. Mrs. Anderson, the club advisor, leads the group in discussions of current world events. Through par- ticipation in these activities, this club hopes to be of service to the community. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Gradel, Pres., J. Weisleder, Sec., L. Olson, Tres., P. Theriault, Vice-Pres., K. Jorgensen, Hist. LEFT TO RIGHT: TOP ROW - S. Shimon, sec., B. Beal treas. BOTTOM ROW - N. Stover, Pres., J. Harju, Vice Pres. 88 See, I told you - it's a-n-t-i-e-s-t-a-b-1-i-s-h-rn-e-n a-r-i-u-n-i-s-m. Officers: LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Sanders: T. Forster, S. Vin- cent, pres.g B. Goreeg not pictured: N. Leverance. A A Mil' And I feel that we should move with great vigor. SCIENCE 699 MATH 8? RADIO CLUBS A faint Morse-code signal comes in on the short-wave set as a member of Radio Club skillfully manipulates the controls. Thus. the newly established amateur radio station, which broadcasts and receives from other stations, gives its members valuable practice in receiv- ing and sending messages. This practice. fol- lowed by lectures by hir. Moehring, their ad- visor, up in the Nshack' - a small room near 410 - serves as the training for our Riverside ha.ms.M The members leave the world of science for a moment. Footsteps echo down the hushed, antiseptic- smelling corridor of Columbia Hospital, as mem- bers of the Math and Science Club are shown the details of hospital routine. Field trips. informative movies, books, and lectures, acquaint the members of the club with the latest developments in the Helds of science and mathematics. Meetings are held twice a month in 317, advised by Mrs. Schu- macher and Mr. Yegge. Officers: LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Wolniakowski, Vice Pres.5 K. Jorgensen, Pres.g P. Bollman, sec.-tres. FRENCH CL UB n 'A T' Sk E- if --, gf -1- in 1 3 11113 , is i-5-1, 1 ,L : ,f..!1- -1, .gpg , ,-L. '-L4 - ,+L-J, W..-A-., 4: 3-1-.7124 'Q' J. ,PE j,Zy'r:, .75-f I?'r,S's:x V531 ,t '. ' v QNX ,, . 4, 1 f 4-73 ,A . 1,1 4 -- :J 'f--xr Qs'- ,'71-,erf ..,,, , fn., . s : :EZ:.9'f.: ,,-f ' - -G' Sanda proudly holds up the map of France. .f 5 -fp f . 1' rf 1 A - x, Only one left to sell. The French Club promotes the study of French culture and customs as well as the lan- guage. Their year's events include a Christmas party, ZL Flower Sale in the spring, and a spring din- ner at which the officers for the following year are pre- sented. LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Wilson, Vice-Pres.g K. Owen, Secg B. Scientific operation. Alcalay, Pres.g J. Woodmansee, Tres. 90 GERMAN CLUB IX rs. yup X Mant . Und here we have my home town. The purpose of German Club is to promote the appre- ciation and understanding of German culture. Regular acti- vities include meetings every other Tuesday at which songs are sung, movies of Germany are viewed, and interesting guest speakers are heard. German Club also helps sup- port the AFS. Mr. Pleister and Mrs. Vaughn are the advisors. 5 T QM? 1 e s Q p . A typical meeting of German Club. ,,..,....-- .mm , . ,GPH l Members of the championship Ger- Ofhcers: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Zeidlcr, President Linda man Club volleyball team. Dillig, Seeretaryg Jim Cowles, Vice-Presidentg Lois Kraemer Treasurer. 91 LA TIN CL UB ' is ,' riffi f li, X 1 J 'ff fig 197' ll R. The Newlyweds. Sorte! X. Felicitas! Happiness! The members of the Roman Wedding party cheer as the bride and groom are joined in holy wed- lock. The Roman wedding is one of the Latin club events to pro- mote familiarity and understand- ing of Roman traditions. Meet- ings of Latin Club are aimed at this purpose under the supervision of Mr. Stemper, the advisor. .I ., xy LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Skaros, Empressg C. Carson, Con- Darn, I thought I could fool her. sulg G. Bogart, Consul. To attain a better under- standing of the people and cul- ture whose language they speak, students join the Spanish Club. One of their more interesting cultural endeavors is the pres- entation each year of plays by Spanish authors, in the Spanish language. Thus they learn not only to speak the language bet- ter, but also gain an insight into the culture, customs, and morcs of Spain and the Spanish people. The students also put on plays for the entertain- ment of their fellow students. SPANISH CLUB f'.. IW I 1 if f . :'f 5 W ff ff' i ,lk I J .X If if 'S ' lw' fi .inda Tobias attracts - - - ttention in learning 1 he dances of Spain. l 1' It doesn't look like they're speaking Spanish, does it? The pinata adds excitement to the yearly Christmas party. 93 A.F.S. sold Christmas cards to raise money. The American Field Service com- mittee helps the exchange students to feel at home at Riverside. It also raises money to help send our A.F.S. candidates abroad. On United Nations Day, the committee prepares a program for the student body, at which the A.F.S. students are intro- duced, and the returnee gives a talk on his experiences. On A.F.S. Day, the committee welcomes students and returnees from other schools, present- ing them to our students, and having them spend the remainder of the day here. A. F. S. Frosty, my A.F.S. brother, arrived at the be- ginning of the year, never having gone bowling, never having watched TV, and never having played the sax. In his quiet and reserved manner he has become proficient in all three. He brought with him a love of music, gospel hymns, and jazz. When I get home after school, I am sure to be greeted by a wailing sax from the basement, a shoot-,em-up, drag-,em-out Western, or war pic- ture on TV, or Burl Ives, Mahalia Jackson, Dave Brubeck blasting out of the stereo. With his amiable, easy-going, modest manner and his varied interests, I couldnlt have gotten a more en- joyable brother. Tom Baker Frosty gives a speech in German. 4. 2 I LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Lerman, Rec. Sec., B. Bell, Vice-Pres., D. Wil- son, Pres., S. Shimon, Tres., L. Sullivan, Sec. 94 is mme , xx mmm , . Q ?,QP, A M , HBURA D M fr CIECLBS 4 X s i Pinkow, Pres. g J Poster Club with its officers: M. Seeman, Vice Pres., C. Lamb, Sec., Z. Sundin, Tres Bright posters, the handiwork of Poster Club, add color to the corridors of our school. This eye- catching art work publicizes such important events as auditorium programs, athletic games, and im- portant club meetings. Mr. Purin is the guiding faculty member for this group which gives its talents to this school service. A successful prophecyg seeing that East beat North. It was an LEFT TO RIGHT: Sardina, Pres.: B. Bell, Vice-pres.g S. Kaemmer, Sec.: J. Bowen, Tres. exciting game. To further student interest in drama, and to give students an opportunity to develop and display their dramatic talents, is the purpose of Cue Club. Not only do the students develop their talents by acting, but they are also helped through talks and demon- strations by such persons as actors, make-up artists, directors, and other people in the acting profession. F 5 ' 15 Isn't this carrying the draft too far? 95 if C sig MERCURY iff' ff 1 fu. .s,.11y. . s .51-igsm at 1-. f' -' 7 39 1' ' .Lt .liwllf ll Iliwiillfiixff'-1W72SKVl 1Tf5' 153ffr ff an M49 ,ur in 4 3 The production of our annual depends upon the combined efforts of a staff, which works well with its advisers The ad users are Miss Gebhardt business Miss Bertrand,l1terary 'VIr Otto photovraphy and Mr Purin art and sponsor Stag Typists: Suzie Shimon and Mary Hodorowski. T 3551 at f 1 wi ':f1T',i:s3?x E5 Is? 51.59 :itzi14Qz:m Piclture Sta : Jim Cowles, Assistant Picture Editorg Caro1'Quellmalz, Picture Editor. Literary Stag: Barbara Mattke, Literary Editorg Andi Knebes, Assistant Literary Editor. Not Pictured: Pat Ziarniak, Sharon Brooks, Elizabeth Wolniakowski, and Barbara Sargaent. ?Es1ls9'QsQj?:Af sw-ffmrfr as r-,r: A f:.sg g: Q55 :-f 1' Qllski ?,ff:liW,,EQS:Lg -liligifliif lfigkifsif 12221,-mwlfr Wg QSM 5. as Lest, new res 32221-iw ggsaalfiiaiigii .wg :Q1?xaitsg?. The Mercury Staff members take a break. 96 The 1963 Mercury Annual Editor- , in-Chief, Susie Diwald. Art Staff, LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Gottlieb, As- sistant Art Editorg Barbara Rayburn, Art Editor: Lyd- ia Sikaters, staff artist, Not pictured Sanda Al- calay. The four staff editors pool - A their ideas. Photography Staff, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gordon Krohng Jim Pott, Head Pho- tographerg Dennis Wcedall. 97 l l P A ROCKET Reporters, SITTING: Chris Kempter, Allan DeVey, Jane Gillette. STANDING 3 Abby Owry, Allan Solomon, Bonnie Burns. Nancy Stover K Editor-in-Chief Rennie Shannon Second Page Editor. ER VICE Freshmen are in charge of Lost and Found. l We were under the impression that hall monitors didnit study. One of the most helpful of all school The language lab is open to all foreign language stu dents. ,,,..,...-- services is the Audio-Visual Department. The purpose of the A.V.E. is to furnish school clubs, organizations, and, most of all, the classrooms with the facilities to help educate and sometimes entertain stu- dents. All facilities are run by members of the A.V.E. This organization helps the A.V.E. member to learn and manipulate the new equipment in this field. Who are you kiddingg you're not sick. The students pictured here are all members of our Audio- Visual Aids crew. 1 W ge, to S! r . -ff.. Y f --,wfvs lfef' Sw lt. The school cooks provide hot lunches as another part of our school services. V' Behind the srcnes of our programs. is the stage Crew. 101 Locating the films is an important part of the Audio-Visual Aids crew. Before and after our ZlllCll'IOI'll1II1 pro- grams there is niufli to he clone. The plun- ning, IJ1'l'IJZ1I'ZlllOI1. and. l2lU'I'. Cla-:tn-up ol' thefstzigv is left to our stage crew. The hoys have num:-rolls jolms to clo - f Con- structing, assi-inhling. :incl erm-c'ting sc'e1iv1'y. atnpliflers. props. and ZlCC'USSOI'lL'S for pro- grzuns and school dances. an-IF f . sei' . E252 ts ..Ms. ,.,, f -- - .fu 1,1 wwf... A T f eff: :Tf25f-'wil The school library is staffed by Miss Paff and student monitors. - -wi.. 16551. 'L Barbara Krone studies on her hall post. The projects of our school are an integral part of its organization. The Hall Patrol, -one of these projects, is directed by Mr. Otto. The cadets, whose job it is to maintain order in the halls, serve during their free periods. They must volunteer for this service and be recommended by the faculty. Honor Study Hall is under the management of Miss Patti. The study halls are student-controlled. The Honor Study Hall Board is the governing group in charge of the halls. During each period of the day and before and after school, the Lost and Found room is open, staffed by volunteer freshmen. Mr. Martin works with this serv- ice group to help keep it a smooth, functioning or- ganization. l ml Don't look now, but someone just sneaked by. Honor Study Hall Board, LEFT TO RIGHT: 1. Menos, D. John- son, Weisleder, J, Holland, Berger, T. Nardelli, S. Loreck, G. Malone. SER VICE fm , It seems to me these trays were bigger last year. Teaching is a talent that few possess. The Fu- ture Teachers of America helps to kindle a desire to learn the needs of the profession, and to direct its members toward the Held of teaching. The students aid the school staff in various waysg thus they become familiar with the tasks and routines of teaching. Brutus said CAESAR was ambitious? A coffee break to calm the nerves. When wc become tr-ache-rs, wc arc going to pass a law against homework. STUDENT CO UNCIL The Student Council represents the stu- dent body in the form of student. govern- ment. Each homeroom is represented by a person of its choosing. Student Council helps to achieve good public relations between the faculty and the students. At the meetings each Mon- day morning, the council votes on various matters brought up during the week, It also sponsors the annual Variety Show. The school was honored this year by having his Vice-President, Tom Nardelli, elected President of the Wlisconsin As- sociation of Student Councils. LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Mueller, Pres.3 T. Nardelli, Vice-pres.5 S Lange, Sec.5 M. Hochstein, Tres.g D. Rice, Sgt-at-Arms. The students, themselves, give suggestions to better our school. The student representatives listen carefully as the president speaks. Bob Mueller presides over these meetings. 104 PEP CLUB The Pep Club, which was established Q last year, has meetings to discuss school spirit at the sports events, and to help Pxrthltt promote school spirit in all competitive activities. Miss Wegner, the advisor, hopes M L that eventually the Club will participate P more actively in our Pep rallies. we 5' PEW? QE! Officers: LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Nardelli, pres.5 J. Gray, vice 'pres.5 D. Becker, sec.5 J. Mishefski, tres. ' 4 i Team Members do a take-off on our cheerleaders. ft Pep Club helps promote our games. A peppy club? Yes! , 105 ,M V 3T3 H'f f may ,Tu9.x., if ff pontQ A 5, W kr ,Y W Q: W in Q N ., M, ,Q .iw ' fy Q . V 1 pf? A A . xIw9'4mQ:fg,,. My ' AEM '.. -' - W If W ffmggfgfjg-gm X Q X a l S i Q l z E E 1 ! I l i l u l i FIRST ROW: Left to Right: L. Balistcrriq ll. Fitc Kazelg T. Erickson: H. Carlg B. Sassang B. Swec Mcnos. SECOND ROW: C. Sandcrsg S. Haiglc Millvr: W. Ros:-nan: C. Thompsong G. Rotheg VV. Sm tv 1,5- vi Miko Bohl, onv of thu co-captains, nlaclc' All-City hrst string tackle this year and John Fitch Inaclc second string halfhack N a Yl'I'yQ'I'C'Z1t honor to them and the srhool. Although East rztnkvd only fifth in tho City ClOIIllX'llli01'l, they presented sportsmanship and ability tliroughout the yvar. East East East East East Hosliington , . . . . 6 Custer ..... . . 6 North . . . . 6 lluncau . . . . . 20 XXX-st ..... . . O Bay Vicw . . . . 20 King ...,. . . I9 Pulaski .., ,. 51 ii uv is if U gawk X ar SOPHOMORE TEAM BACK ROW: Left to Right J. Gaskell mgr. J. Moser, T Giairno, L. Sivak, T. Johnson T. Styne, W. Johns, R. Bascom B. Hendrickson, J. Haukei FRONT ROW: K. Brice, A Neuman, T. Ronkowski, L Peterson, J. Wahler, M. Klieber J. Cira, P. Salmeri, T. Delise SECOND ROW: N. Reick, F sieiko, T. Durst, J. Dennis, sf Hevf, R. Janiuk, D. Reike, J Borchert. THIRD ROW: J Daskam, D. Jonsen, J. Schaefer M. Addis, B. Roemhild, T. casi sidy, N. Molex, J. Sarsfield. J 7 BU TEAM FRONT ROW, Left to Right: N. Buryzk, R. Harding, P. Ly- dolph, J. Lucas, A. Stoltman, R. Eckes, O. Morse, S. Bavers, L. Krueger, R. Zindler. BACK ROW, Coach Trythall, J. Kling- spahn, G. Trawitzke, W. Knox, R. Repinski, J. Hoskins, B. Teicher, J. Fox, B. Lockbrarn, D. Mullarkey, D. Pritchard, S. Bernstein, Mgr. FRESHMAN TEAM FRONT ROW: Left to Right: J. Starks, R. Johnson, P. Evans, W. Cummings, E. Jenkins, R. Cosey, T. Cottrell, L. Jurlina, L. Reynolds, L. Nelson, Austin. SECOND ROW: H. Frison, J. Powell, G. Toran, G. Frankovis, D. Pressley, W. Knight, M. Jag- ers, J. Stewart, T. Baranczyk, M. Canfield, L. Meide, J. Gonzalez. BACK ROW: C. Holzhauer Mgr., R. Jones, C. Morries, M. Certion, D. Sadowski, R. Frank- lin, T. Laughlin, K. Rabideaux, D. Plunkett. Varsity Squad. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Cottrell. P. 1N'eeks. T. Prince. C. johnson. M. Yinarsky. T. Fredericks, Bardeen, W. Brinck. NI. Alft. Mgr. Get ready get set . . . The NB team tensely waits for the signal. The Cross-Country team hit its peak in the North Shore Invitational Meet by winning a third place. East,s Harriers placed fourth at the State Sectional Meet: then finished seventh in the City meet. Under the watchful eye of Coach Pleister. the team defeated Rufus King. Custer. John Marshall, Boy's Tech. Pulaski, Lincoln. West. and Juneau. 111 Wlith a final burst of power. Dave John son comes in to place for our team. Varsity, KNEELING: Left to right: Fitch, C. Radomski, B. Steekel, Branda, STAND- ING: G. Martin, W. Rosenau, Jeffreys, D. Grossman, R. Michalovitz, and M. Hatch. The basketball season this year was not very successful. Due to the fact we had only two returning lettermen, the team was inexperienced, it also lacked height. Bill Steekel eaptained the Tiger bueketeers and they were eoaehed by Mr. Buro. J I U? u x X 1, . w 1 I . ll J ll ll F Fresh-Soph.: FIRST ROW, Left to right: L. Draghieeio, R. W'isnicwski, P. Lydolph, J. Cowles, F, Wasilewski, D. Fansel. SECOND ROW: J. Cira, C. '11 Milofsky, M. Kabb, D. Randall, D. Librizzi, N. Rick, R. Williams, THIRD ROW: J. Leavens, Mgr., R. Janniek, B. Hendrickson, P. Nance, S. Dougher- ty, C. Morries, M. Certion, J. Caskill, Mgr. FOURTH ROW: C. Fraser, E. Denemark, R. Arnold, R. Williams, J. Stuart, M. Pendergast. 112 BA KETBALL An eager Washington player guards Rosenau. The long, long arm of a Washington player snatches the shot. 113 A leaping Tiger skillfully catches a rebound. Shoot Mike! this oneis mine. Out of my way, East East East East East East East East East East East East East East East East 44 69 54 43 47 57 43 38 73 59 54 43 66 59 34 71 SCORES King 72 West 61 Washington 70 North 86 Custer 61 Bay View 88 Lincoln 64 Juneau 62 Pulaski 75 South 67 Boys Tech 48 King 65 West 73 Washington 77 North 100 Custer 66 Where did it go? Oh-over there. 1 14 N182 fa, WRES TLIN FIRST ROW: Dan Riley, Charlie johnson, Dick Lant, OND ROW: Greg Rothe, Walter Knox, Dan Pritchard 1 Bob Harding, Greg Mantoto and Gary Gromacki. SEC- Don Lydolph, Joe Lucas, Lloyd Powless, and Mr. Sternper Greg Roth, City champion in the 182 pound division and Gary Gromaeki, placed 5th in the state in the 133 pound division. The wrestling team, coached by Mr. Stemper, placed 5th in the City this year. Greg Roth took the City Championship in the 182 pound division. Gary Gramacki, 133 pound Di- vision, qualified for the State Wrestling Meet after a close decision in the Seetionals. i 1 1 L B Team: FIRST ROW: Al Runyon, Lance Mapp, Dave Pressley, Suhail Kassees, Jim Cwiklnski, Garth Cary, Kieth Nlathews. SEC- OND ROW: Glen Gromacki, Steve Herf, Will Johns, John Hayes, Rich Jaworski, Ron Olson, Dick Jensen. THIRD ROW.' Larry Meide, Ron Bascomb, Larry Peterson, Ken Swanson, Frank Slojko, Rich Sawinski, Wayne Cline, Mr. Manson. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Tom O'Connor, Tom John- son, Pete Takacs. SECOND ROW: Steve Haigler, Jack Bardeen, Gordy Wettstein, John Fix, David Robb. THIRD The swimming team made its best showing this tied Washington for second place in the Little City. Captain Dave Johnson took two second places to lead the Mermen to seventh place in the City Finals. ROW: Chuck Peltonen, David Johnson, Mike Nowicki, John Bauer, Rudi Dill, Tom Cassidy, Mgr. as it year The swimming team is coached by Mr. Hesselbrock. K Who says we're nervous? LEFT TO RIGHT: Randy Johnson, Joe Gregar, Fred Hirsch, Jim Wahlen, Dave Wade. David Robb counts his toes. 116 p - wJ'f-H..u....:,.,,as, gg 3 Jax . rr 5 3. X v 3, F' few? 'i P'- ff ' fix... , '3iZ'3f an . . t , ,gd N -, -.-1 X 1 , I E TENNIS AS E , 'M-5 1.1.3 mltxa 1 fl . Left to Right: BACK ROW: David Hanks, Gunars Petersons, David Rice. FRONT ROW: Steve Herf, Jack Bardeen, Dave Milofsky. ,Au STANDING, Left to Right: David Robb, Ralph Yehle, Lute Owrey, John Wahlen. KNEELING, Left to Right: Dan Riley, Tom Weiss, Tom Cassidy, Bill Meyer. -as., -.MQAMA Gunars warms up! 1 1 7 The racketrnen put in many hours of hard work at nearby tennis courts to im- prove their skills. These ambitious boys were seen shoveling the snow off the court to get an early start. The tennis team is coached by Mr. Try- thall. Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Roemhild, D3 Giaimo, T3 SECOND ROW: Matheus, T3 Holmes, M3 Haigler S Burczyk, N3 Sarsfield, B3 Draghicchio, L3 Morse, O3 Mon- Schmidt, B3 Anello, A3 Kudijaroff, A3 Dill, R3 Rothe G toto, G3 Lydolph, P3 Stoltman, A3 Mueller, B3 Sharp, W. johnson, D3 Brink, W3 Weeks, Pg Zindler, R3 Walczak R Left to Right: FIRST ROW: Matheus, T3 Stark, J3 Coggs, S3 Runyon, A3 Maniscalco, L3 Heffele, B3 Ma333, L3 Daskam, J3 Wasilewski, F3 Jenkins, E3 Kassees, S3 Zalewski, D. SECOND ROI473 Yenter, M3 Delise, J3 Muccio, T3 Tourke, T3 Eigen, D3 Polachek, T3 Knight, B3 Fredericks, R3 Jurlina, L3 Johnson, T3 Vanderslice, J3 Newman, A3 Jasicki, B3 Johnson, V3 DeWindt, A. THIRD ROW: Laughlin, T3 Hildreth, J3 Dulak, B3 Engelhardt, G3 1512! A Christensen, J3 Kasten, A3 Sawinski, R3 Ventmiglia, T Sorenson, A3 Wade, D3 Hendrickson, B3 Hayes, F3 Sutton G3 Horton, R3 Vahl, K3 Moreno, G. FOURTH ROW Jakubowski, G3 Stroik, J3 Nance, P3 Styne, T3 O'Connor T3 Schaffer, M3 Suik, L3 Deau, T3 Davison, C3 Swanson K3 Brice, Kg Hauke, 13 Grofton, M3 Johnson, A3 Peterson L3 Janik, R3 Lester, J3 Hanson, D. che H. THIRD ROW: Cary, Ng Morries, edericks, T5 Kline, .Ig Knebes, Tg Jg Kulick, B5 Knox, Wg Fix, J, r, B5 Westphal, J. '22 41 . if L. 4 5 A ' f ' 'li ff ' , M.: i 1 A i 1 ' 91 5 I , ? .Ay 6 , E TRA CK The track team can be found practicing every night after school on the track or in Riverside Park. The tiger team found its strength in the shot-put, discus, pole vaulting and distance running. The team is coached by Mr. Coplan. ZW! John Westphal Nice form, John LEFT TO RIGHT: Al Stoltman, Paul Lydolph, Greg Montoto, Gary Gromacki. 119 GOLF Members of the golf team can be found on the golf green anytime they have a few minutes to spare. Their hard work should result in a winning year. The golf team is coached by Mr. Hafey. NOT PICTURED: Andrew Andersen, Valdis Avotins, Anthony Brau, Bruce Brayton, David Garacci, Joseph Gregar, Randy John- son, James Lee, Gary Mills, Ronald Olson, Mike Prendergait, David Robb, Maury Sapieza, Jerry Schelach, Russell Cook, Mike Harloff, Gordon Krohn. John Wallsworth bounds the greens Tom Davis tees-off. John Tice shows his form. Jlr 5 120 1 3 ,,,, I' '- 'ff-Q BA BA LL Q -, . . QA J 5 4 tg vixzrkf 'sg I k,,.,', xfxrwf Q 1' ., UI! KNEELING: Left to Right: J. Cowlesg M. Kabbg J. Lu- bergg B. Lockbramg G. Trawitzkig D. Greeng J. Harveyg B. casg L. Balisterrig J. Brendag B. Swedag K. Kolbg C. Ra- Steckelg J. Fitchg K. Haberlig B. Harding. domski. STANDING: R. Jaworskig J. Cwiklinskig C. Sten- V M M - , .. gfxv Captain Bill Steckel drives one out. 121 The Tigers practice at a game of upepperf, X 4 fx , r K 4 .1 ' wi 53 ,, N y P ,sm K -Iv mal X-sa.. W' f W wgwfmw ,MA clnooQ gl mwfm PROGRAMS This year's All-In-Ones certainly had variety. They ranged from a concert pianist to a lecture on the Civil VVar. The purpose of the All-In-Ones is to provide edu- cational entertainment. The Racine orchestra plays Nacht Musik for an auditorium program. A lesson in jazz. After having no pep rallies for a year, this yearls were gratefully accepted. Shortened afternoon classes are a boon anytime, of course, but the rallies are fun in themselves - from the beginning, when we march into the auditorium to the band's playing - to the end when we march out, full of school spirit. l .T Jim Berger plays the lead in the Thanksgiving program The Football Hero. 124 CAST Miss Irene Burgess . . . . . . . . . . Lorry Fuller ...... Nancy Leveridge .... Miss Carolyn Moran . . . Miss Henrietta Rivers .... Elsie Hunter ......... Sylvia Moore .... . . . . Kathy Dillig . . . . Diane Bacher Sue VVallschlaeger . Judy Eisenscher . . . . . .Ioan Greer . . . . Bc-nita Bell . . . . . Sue Bosley jf-2. -SR. PLA if Janet Young . , . Joan White . . . Kyle Roberts . . . Mrs. Young . . . I'Voman ,,...... Giggling Girls .. Mr. David Carter . .. Andy Fullbright .... Jocko Gutherie .. Milt Sanders ,.., Buck O'Hara ......... Mr. Tony Peterson ...... Mr. Richard Leveridge .... Southern belles and gentlemen. Curtain Going Up is a play within a play. It is a comedy dealing with the problems a young English teacher has to face during her first dramatic produc- tion. The cast this year had to ac- quire southern accents as well as learn the lines. This play, the 1962 Junior-Senior Class produc- tion, was directed by Miss Len- ert. .. . Monica Mett . Lynne Ketchum . . . . . Genie Scott . . . . . Sue Skaros . Sally Kaemmer . . . Barb Pollay Cynthia Grattan Rene Wlenzler . . , . Mike Hein . . . Bob Dickey . . . Bob Dixon . . , . Jim Gradel ..... Mike Bohl . . Kim Jorgenson . . . . Don Perretz I should have done this a long time ago My good man, I assure you that I did not leave my shoe in the aisle. l 125 VARIETY HOW Each year the Student Council sponsors the Variety Show. This year's Variety Show, Salute to Broadwayf, was the result of talent and hard work displayed by the student that took part in it. Almost all the acts were from Broadway plays. The Student Council organized and helped select the acts in the show. Homeroorn representatives sold tickets and helped promote interest in the Variety Show. Leser and Leser, 126 Another openin', another show Oh mercy me! cn T l - if E! -why-i' .-fun -H 1 J ra' E if H x V Mr ' . :ITV ' fm: W K , i V 7? ' 51 S' .i,gw?R1,5g wg, . V, a 14? if ., ' lf , ,W ' S , wif' 3 Y aww, 'NK Pattx ! s' xt W '?fx if fi k 311 1? gh if W iv- V 3 0 X 'A x 1. --'-1. , Z i, V an fu M Q we ,W sw, , Q v 1 3 . , m 1, X 1. Y 'H 3 f V. 'Is Lx S . A A 'end X , .. i xi ' s W - Y Z ' Q? -,,' Q Dave 5 1 f K I ., ,,.k, MXH f av we is f Ng my eg' . h . F5 q f 9' Q - - Q .4 . 3 , .7 1. ,-5 1 Q Q ,gg e 'B ,I 5- J 1, FT I 6 ' .. - . cb' I , .wt 1 1 ,, 1' Sus1e ,M fix Q - ! 4' Y X 2 ? ' 1 ! , rr 5' ml - - A Q , , 4 , . .A ig, Ko ' W, V 3, , K . f ,, , I i 1 4 W-1 . i , I A f , I ,. A45 , , fi . F' - wud! la. . 5 L - ' pp, - , 5 . ',. V i f S ,f Ny, . I M! . , y b Varsity Squad: BA CK ROW,' left to right: Celia Adornatog Holly Gregar: Sharon Foster: Hilda Ward. FRONT ROW,' Diane Ador- nato: Shirley Sukowatey: Bonita Bell. NOT PICTURED Candy Borger. B Team - BACK ROW,' left to right: Sherry Delroseg Cathy Bates: Sheila Lee: Judy Jerome. FRONT ROW,' Andi Knebesg Nikki Stewart: Sue WYussow. This is the first year in the history of East that we have had a HB team Cheerleading squad. The seven girls selected for this squad proved a great addition to the sup- port at the games of our NB' teams. The B team and the eight girls on our Varsity Cheerleading squad worked during the summer and came up with some clever new cheers. The compliments that have been heaped on these squads are the result of vigorous. early morning practices. ln turn. we have had more spirited pep rallies, and more unified cheering at the games. CHEERLEADERS The varsity squad gathers together to practice their acrobatic talents. uk.. Cathie Bates warms up for a Victory Yell 128 4 X tv 0, .it ' L. , w,,h l A hx A K f. - at L M K i ' - ,. X N. NX ' it X X M. ,X Nm wx E sX....... The accuracy of the dances takes a lot of time, practice, and patience. DRILL TEAM News XX 5 X: One, two, three, four. ls everyone in step? The pom-pom girls lead the team through the various movements One, two, cha cha cha! Much of our enjoyment at football and basket- ball garnes is provided by the Drill Team, of which we are justly proud. The Team is corn- prised of seventy girls of all grades. For each appearance, the girls go through a different set of precise formations and dances. Each of these has a separate story to tell and entails special rehearsals to produce perfection. 129 HOP The 1962 Homecoming Hop Court of Honor make an arch. R A time-out between dances. 130 Dominating the new gym for the Homecoming Hop was 21 huge football player, i4Mr, Touchdownf, Carrying out the theme of the football season were yards and yards of strcaincrs forming 21 ceiling of bright colors. John Appleby and Sue W'11ssow presided over the Qcto- ber 27 festivities. 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