Rogers High School - RYB Yearbook (Michigan City, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1980 volume:

Rogers High School ,chigan City, Indiana RYB Volume 9 Brown and white, the Rogers High School complex rises from fertile fields. Yellow buses unload precious cargo: Another day begins. HA good morning to you on this gray morning, greets students as they Hquietiy listen to Head Raider Doug Adams in homeroom. Blue and gold wall banners remind students it's Spirit Week. Farmer Day emphasizes where our roots lie. Monster Day brings out the ghoul in everyone. Spirit Week ends with Homecoming and the loveliest senior girls parading before the whole student body. Then at the game, HAnd the winner is ... ,' Basketball season starts where last year's season ended. Both teams of orange baliers were ranked number four in the state and promised to finish strong. Important changes, not only at Rogers, but also in the city, included Raiders' mucheneeded roof, at new mayor, court house and renovated observation tower. But the change that had the largest effect was the Classified Personnel joining the teachers union. This process spelled Strike! Each event lends a particular hue to the unique spectrum of 1980 as we COLOR US ROGERS. Student Life .............. 4 W . . leVs get rowdieP Academics ............... 60 . . . a pop quiz? Oh no? W . . goim to the game tonight? Organizations ............ 146 . . . tomorrow morning at 8:00. Sure. But . . . . . . but mom, noone told me it was picture day. Ads ................... 232 . . . really, sir, a bigger ad would attract? Student Life After the game it was all to McDonalds for a quick burger and talk. then back into the cars for the figure eight past the take and through Fedder's or maybe a walk on the pier. Some stayed home. tied down by work schedules. Guys leaned against the walls white girls rocked to the band. Shadows disappeared hand in hand toward the lighthouse. The tennis team worked up a sweat at Saturday practices while the baseball team ground out the miles around the upper gym. Playing. practicing. studying. working - all aspects combined to color the lives of alt Rogers students. a L- U, a: .: a E of things ttAre you gonna do H Hmhght?d uVVem IdonW knowi' HCome on, everyone else is doing it YouWineih HI know, but it takes a lot of newe,andrn1ahaw peomernght hearaboutnfi itWho cares? If you want to do something, you should do it. Why wony abmn whatevayonethmks? Thafs Uue.And Maybeifldoit everyone else will join in. tiReally! And we can all do it togetheL HButIdont know miofthemf' ttThat's O.K. Just watch everyone ebe? dYeah,IWIdo H.VVhattHne can you pick me up. ttHaif an hour before the game starts. ttGame? What are you talking about? ttl'm talking about the game tonight. Aren't you talking about sitting with the cheer block? dVVeH... no .H er ..I was,oh never mind. Pick me up at 7:00? Lee Cunningham grabs some grub before her next kill. Brock uRaider Frankel leads the student body in a cheer. Mr. Robert Mack takes a hike from Mr. Darrel Rathbun during a pep session. Nick Cardello clucks out an answer with open arms Connie Johnson and Jeff Lowrey smile for the camera. Sylvester, Jenny Bond, accepts some catnip from Mr. KitchelL SPIRIT 7 s-P-I-R-I-T got spiritu HAli right, i get out of my 9:30 classV' HGot the stuff? HYeh, a whole bag of it. itCheCk out these rabbit ears! ttMine are better. ttLet's hurry and find our seats so we can get things rolling! 'We got spirit. yes we do. We got spirit, how 'bout you? URemember. when the Raiderettes come out. start yelling 'Discoi . . . ttC'mon, ietis get together and win back that spirit triangle! HWhen they start announcing the basketball team, let the planes fly! itAot like the young ladies and gentlemen that you are. Don't throw paper or other articles. itAw, and they want us to show spirit! How can we without paper?'i HThis is Raider Country. This is Raider Country. This is . . . ttPut me up on your shoulders. We'll show up those seniors and their pyramid! HLook at the freshmen just sitting over there. Ha Ha Ha itWhere's your blue and gold? Ain't you got any spirit? ttGood. its almost over. 'tYou have ten minutes to report to your 10:30 class! Hell no, we wont go! Hell no, we 1: won't go . . . Senior spirit is itmoving right along in the Homecoming Parade. Cindy Potompa, Robin Schofield, Amy Pawlik and Contessa Skoczek fill the freshmen truck with enthusiasm. nElston cheerleaders nTimmie Bietry and Nessie Ewing pause for a breath. Animated sophomores cheer from the south side bleachers, Tho throe-logged race amuses junior fans. PEP SESSIONS 9 A festive night It was a crisp tall night Assembling at Park and Shop were over 30 cars filled with fashionably dressed girls and slick-Iooking guys in suits and ties; mini-trucks overflowing with enthUSIastic tans: cheerleaders belting out the loudest cheers possible; and student officers looking proud The parade made HS wat down Franklin Street to Ames Field. Onlookers wondered what ceutd be happening m Michtgan Cm to STIF a bunch of kids mto such a frenze. Maybe the PreSIdeht was here. or better yet. the Pope No . . !T was Rogers Homecommg. The stands tilled wth students. graduates. and parents. who cheered the Raiders on to a uctory oxer Chesterton. At half time Brenda Gruehburg was crowned queen, Taking part in 1'? rank 3'6 853w cthst We Flem 9 For CE' e't Lxe't: Maw Mex: Masts m.tssz. A e : gamw Debbie Shobel. Brenda Gmehrc' 0 A23 : :9 : arses 3'. '. Dame Mike Campbell congratulates Ron Castle Mr. Kent Lange announces the five finalists. after a touchdown. They are Marsha Houston, Sharon Albano. Tra- cey Slater, Debbie Shebel. and Brenda Gruen- burg. Marsha Houston, Shari McFeely, and Tracey Slater express joy for the newly crowned queen, Brenda Gruenburg. HOMECOMING 11 Whatts your line? After seeing Precious, uPerfect. and IiPIeasure in homeroom. Tank in PE. and SPACE CASE in Health and Safety, I wondered, How many more kinds of T-shirts could I find at Rogers? Seconds later I gasped when Let Me Have A Formal Affair With You approached. uIt's funny watching people's faces when I wear this shirt, Nick Cardello of the Tux Shop explains. Walking farther down the hall, a pink, pudgy, pug-nosed character Ialias Miss PiggyL glamourized with And the FREAK OF THE WEEK is . . . Caro- lyn Fly. Miss Piggy cheers for Ball State on Kristin Kominiarek. her cheerleading outfit, supports Ball State on another shirt. The warning bell for passing period had just rung when 'IDead Head, a Grateful Dead fan, raced by me accidentally knocking down IiCheap Trick, and IIACIDC. I finally decided it was lunch time when my stomach growled for GULLUCCI's pizza, and a itHot-n- Juicy from Wendy's. So, I just hopped on my Harley- Davidson Ior was it my IISuzuki'f'I and experienced one of the biggest Big Mac Attacks I ever had. CoHo Will Ouirino sports his famous Loop shirt. Student. express interest in horticulture. lio Montorroso promotes his favorite gout. p you never could folio could you! Q ioco rocks on skates or on the dance floor. dy Evans shows off her Giant Disco T-shirt. T-SHIRTS 13 Sue Vrtis, Staph Cotton and Mylese Tucker gossip about Harold Hill's marching band. Marian Paroo IStacey Tuckert and Harold Hill The wells Fargo tHoIt Edingert sing Good night My Someone. Tommy Djalis tDarren Stanleyy catches Mar- wagon ROIIS Into ian and Harold in a kiss. Michigan City :3; Izmszrctrz Backstage, stars piled in as early as 6:00. Dressing rooms were confusing and crowded with everyone rushing to meet the 8:00 curtain call. uWhen I looked out behind the curtain, I could feel a lump in my throat Icause there were so many people there opening night, Kathy Hershey explained, but once I started singing, It was a lot of fun. Preparing for The Music Man took months before the November 9 and 10 performances. Some days we'd be at school practicing until 11:00, and I didn't even start my homework yet, Sue Lisak recalls. Because of the large cast, it seemed Iike we would never be ready? Brenda Gruenberg commented. I'After we got started. I knew we wouId do OK, added Holt Edinger. My dad surprised me by coming home from a trip early to see the play, grinned Stacey Tucker. 'After the play had finished, I caught myself whistling 76 Trombones all the way to the car! Traveling salesmen Jon Rice, Whit Rees, Matt Boehlein, Lanny Potts and Chris Bohn listen at- tentively to Prof. Hill. Five couples Shipoopi at the social. Winthrop Him McFeelw gives Marion Stacey Tuckea and Mrs. Paroo winda Posn a lesson on Gary, Indiana. Whit Ross and Chris Bohn prepare to go on stage while ML Troyer helps Jason Roberts and Tim McFeer with make-up. THE MUSIC MAN 15 Strike HHey, man, this is great. I never thought I'd be watching films in the auditorium aII day, Sophomore Sally Werner said. HThey started showing Howdie Doodie movies That's when I left, Junior Rick Jesch explained. 'Maybe tomorrow IIII just go to the beach. Itts supposed to be 850! Lori Arndt eonaimed enthusiastically. ttNot me. IIm coming 'oause I can't miss chemistry. If I take a triple lunch. IIII be satisfied, Laurie Secord laughed. Conflict arose when bus drivers, custodians, cafeteria workers, and maintenance personnel requested school board recognition of their newly selected union, the Indiana State Teachers Association. We are on strike because the administration failed to honor our request, Michigan City Classified President Jack Siddall said. HThey refused us the right to choose who we wanted to sit in on negotiations. We'II stay out as Iong as it takes. Attendance throughout the 21-day strike ranged from 20 to 30 per cent. HI came and saw the strikers in front of the school and thought I was in the wrong place, so I left! one emative Mikem junior boy remarked. f . . .. ' i W iII feel so deprived, said Senior i I ' Jody Welham. IIWe're Iike third class citizens in this. They are talking about our lives. The strike ended September 20 when Judge Raymond Fox in a permanent injunction ordered the schooI board to negotiate with the Classified Association and the bargaining representative of their choice and to refrain from any reprisals. Families were responsible for arranging private transportation. Students endured the traffic back- ups and arrived at schooI in cars and taxis, on foot and on horseback. Although school conditions were difficult and at times depressing, students survived the strike. The Board, by a 4-3 vote, has decided to appeal the judge's decision. 2-3. 'Ix .- CIassified employealrdemonstrate in front of Elston Junior High School. T .'-.. a VI! PIIHU T ! X'L IN YHND TH l 3 Bus drivers Joy Hallum and Shirley Shidier picket at Elston. A restraint sign was posted at the entrance of the bus lot at Joy School. Rob and Scott Reid moped-it to school. STRIKE 17 Stylin , in the i80,s H ... And girls were wearing cowboy boots, blazers, and hats to top it off. tiBoys were wearing ski vests, and there wasnit any snow on the ground! ttEveryone seemed to have malnutrition. I mean, they had belts Heavy ski vests are just one way to keep this couple warm. Phil Ray, Monique Montemayor and Bob Schock top off Hat Day with their own style wrapped around them twice. Sweaters were too big and bulky on the people. What a dream. ttGirIs wore jean skirts. Those went out ages ago. Itm so confused. HI saw a girl with two holes in her ear. Not one, but two. ttNothing was unusual about the dresses, but they were slightly shorter and had huge slits up the side. This masked Minnesinger shows his style with his double belt and open collar. HThey had sweaters that were made out of dog hair. The dog's name was Engora or something like that. HI can't take any more of this, Doctor. Everyone was dressed in his own style. ttWhat do you think? ttWeli Karen, That's stylin' in the ,80,s. Fluffy mittens and her cowboy hat keep Tracy Pangborn warm during the Rogers-Elston game. 'Yf WEI Bipii; L : 'h-ht- N,,g.. - .. - Deck shoes or Iop-siders. they're comfortable on Karen Kill. Jill Sweeney wonders if a Rogers Raider shirt will go wnh her cowboy boots. Shawn Adams, Cynthia Edwards. Larry Strawder, Ramona Goolsby and Melvin Rey- nolds dress down for Homecoming. Levi's, ski vests. and short Jackets make every- day attire comfortable for Jeff. West and Bruce Benninghoff, FASHION 19 Long and silky, short and sassy, medium and messy -styles are changing every day. And sometimes they change so much, best friends are not recognizable. Hair may be super short, wedged, angle cut, Farrah Fawcett flipped, or frizzed to the max like Rosanna Rosannadanna. ' ' R3. ! Ashort, cropped look is Al Hoodwin's style. A grown-out-curly-parm is Roxanne Sorg's coiffure. Bangs are the Hin thing with Julie Eikel- Andy Combs his curly locks. meh! hth berg. git. ii; ,:.:.... . Good old ttwhatshisfacet, Let's face it, totks, wetre face facial temple is worshipped. fanatics, We spend thousands of Hardly a girl will leave her house dollars on lipstick, eyeshadow, without first properly consulting that shaving cream, after-shave Iotion, HMirror, mirror on the wall? And an and, of course, that godsend - unshaven face is a cardinal sin for Clearasil. In this ttMeH decade, that that Man-ot-the-80's. So lets see Senior Michael Davis checks out the Hsce- neryt Itts lunchtime Irollicking with Laura Kleinsch- midt, Veronica Vrtis, Holt Edinger, and Brad Lyons. Minnesinger Shari McFeely Hexpresses her- self during ttPremier Night. how a few Rogers faces Htace the music, Htace the facts? Htace the future, ttabout face, tttace up to it, and tttake it for face value. Junior Brian Sabinski focuses in. Junior Kari Kolodzieiski checks out the Ames Field sod en route to a successful back aerial. Junior Tim Malotl puts himself back together aner a rousing drum solo. Junior Debbie Mitchell looks at life from a differ- ent angle Junior Tammy Sappentield faces up to another average Rogers day FACES 23 Faculty has many faces Our 121 Rogers teachers have a wide range of personalities and talents. We have everything from the star of a rock band to an Olympic gold medal winner. The Sue Groff Band rocks clubs throughout the Michiana area. In 1952 dedicated Raiderette Coach Barbara Slater took high honors in the 440 relay during the Olympics. During the summers Jerry Peters is Mr. Noel Schegelmilch works out on the weight machine. the Production Administrator of the Canterbury Theatre. John Troyer spent parts of his summer teaching grade school children a course in Fine Arts. Early risers might glimpse Driver Ed. teacher Noel Schegelmilch out keeping in shape. He runs several miles every day. Kent Lange, when not busy with activities such as Junior Class sponsor, advisor to the steering nWho says I don't like Mondays? grimaces Coach Drake. Mr. John Troyer is the lucky man. escorting Miss indiana. Rickie Farrell, and Tracy Havlin on a tour of Rogers. committee, and pep session announcer, makes time for students and always for a joke. Did you know the Rogers teacher who plays semi-pro football? Newcomer Dob Drake is a middle linebacker for the Kalamazoo All- Stars. The combination of our teachers' interests, hobbies, and avocations helps to Color Us Rogers. 1c! I, Scene II, directs Mr Jerry Peters. The man on the horn, ML Kent Lange, gets ready to announce the homecoming queen. A proud Mrs. Barbara Slater marches 1hrough Chicago streets wi1h Rogers Raiderettes. TEACHERS 25 A dent in your car? Ron Castle in Auto Body can help you. Concentrating, Tim Frankinburgar uses a lathe. Learning a trade Students leaving high school should have a salable trade Rogers Vocational Department provides just that. Many academic students don't know or don't appreciate what goes on in the building, Vocational students enjoy doing what they do, and with good reason. Hltts great experience, I like working with my hands, says Sophomore Joe Meyer. t'l'm learning a trade, explains Junior Bruce Gouge. ttAtter graduation I'll have different things to fall back on. More serious students often go on to trade school. According to Sophomore Tim Gilbert, the classes are a big help in preparing for college. Those that aren't planning a career in a vocational trade, benefit also. HI like being able to fix my own car, states Ron Castle, a senior in Auto Body. For the many people whose interests dontt lie in Chemistry or Algebra II, vocational skilIs can tead to worthwhile, well-paid careers. John Moore surface grinds a piece of metal. In manutacluring, Mr. Kuszmaul explains to Ray Lewis and Brett Kepler how to work the machinery. On the level, Tom Piotrowski lays a concrete wall. Masons Julie Walls and Bob Baker even the base. VOCATIONAL 27 Debbie Malwin dig: for a pencil. Randy Brooks can pop up anywhere! Dan Kinsey uvn a little weekend life for Mon- day. Linda Wozniak and Bruce Hirsh pass some time. Safe crackers Guy-Oh Lord, another day in the fight-to-the-death struggle between me and that blasted locker. Locker-Come on, sucker-Vm waitin' for ya. Guy-All right. Im gonna turn the knob. lift up the latch, and open my locker. No hassles, no complications. Guy-Now I said no hassles. C'mon, open up! BAM! Open up, you worthless heap of scrap metal. Locker-Flattery will get you nowhere. Guy-Oh jeez, here comes Linda, and this thing won't open. Oh, the humiliation. Guy-She,s walking away! I can't blame her. Who wants to talk to a guy whose books and papers are Patty Kluge struggles with a locker. strewn from one end of the hall to other. I should have asked for a new J9 Tubbs and Cathy Wrobleski share a few locker a long time ago. seconds before class. LOCKERS 29 Maria Lozano, Bill Ktntzel. and Beth Atred prev pare for the opening of the Jaycee's Hatmted House; Kent Alexander shows us his version of the Manet of the Apes. Bloody and scarred, Julie Rempela and Jenny Caven crawl through the graveyard. Adults as well as children shake a l'tttte as they meet Frankenstein and the Skeleton Man. Robin Schofield lurks in the darkness Marquettets Countess Dracula awaits her next victim. ltKenny! Where are you? a frantic Mr. Drake yelled after his three-year- old son disappeared. He followed a frightened cry into Sears sportswear. Under the womens coats was a terrified Kenny Drake, Jr., with tears streaming down his face. This was one reaction to the Jaycee's Haunted House. Rogers, Elston, and Marquette witches, Draculas, Frankensteins. werewolves, mad doctors and phantoms came together for the first time in a team effort. Approximately sixty students constructed a maze from Kabelin Hardware to the main entrance of Sears. HThere was a lot of competition between Elston and Rogers, but we got along pretty good otherwise, stated Kim Pelis. Rogers, Elston, and Marquette as one is rare. It worked pretty good until we bet on the Elston-Flogers football game, Nothstinet For one dollar came all the thrills, chills, and spooks customers could handle. Screams spilled from the far end of the mall. Daring old ladies and wide-eyed little boys waited to get in. ttWet hands grabbed me, and I screamed. I thought it was really good, reported Jill Schwermer. ltSomeone tickled my ribs, and I ran out screaming, gasped Cele Latchford. Customers werenlt the only ones being surprised. Some of the workers got a few surprises of their own. ill was hit twenty-tive times, tickled nine times, and scratched three times. reported one worker. ul was walking through, and some witch grabbed me, so i spit on her, grinned Don McDonald. This spooky group of hard working students under the direction of Kent Lange and Jean Joy, raised $500.00. which will go toward prom functions. mused Barry HAUNTED HOUSE 31 Who saidoEva Ferguson can't do two things at Back at the alt corral ttWhy is this line so long? itMaybe we're having some tasty cuisine today? ttOh sure. I love cold fries and soy burgers. Real tasty. ttHey, did you see that? That girl just sat on a tray of pineapple. Ha Ha! Guffaw, hee ho. Sighf' ttYeah, well, do you still want to sit by that guy? ttWho do you mean?'i ttYou know. pss psst. ttOh. him. No way. I'm not going to humiliate myself again. Not after what happened yesterday. ttOh, it wasn't so bad. ttMy entire tuna casserole fell in his lap. And you say it wasn't badTi ttHe had tan pants on. Really, you could hardly teli? Hey, I can see the sign!', HWhat's the bill of fare for today? Don't leave me hanging! We can have an egg salad sandwich or, get this. a chuck wagon special! I wouldn1t pay 65$ for that even if Lorne Greene himself served it. HOh. Iefs buy it. Come on, it will be good. Besides, Lorne Greene is for Alpo, not chuck wagon. itWeIl, I never liked Bonanza, anyways. As Dave Williamson, Brian Henderlong, and Scott Bolka watch, Jim Bolding salts an apple with the ceremony of a gourmet chef . t u CAFETERIA 33 Caleleria prices rose from 50 to 65 cents in a year Deia Veal pays for her pork fritter, fries, cookie. milk and greenbeans. Cinema refreshment stands sen candy at 75 cents a box, Tammy Cobte spends weekends at work earning extra cash. Pay phones at ten cents a call turned to twenty cents, which ofien meant borrowing from a friend Kurt Lubs bums a dime Off Tom Hagar. PRESS BEING CHARGED FOR GASOLINE DO NOT EXCEED THE MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE PRICE. Cashing in on student life : wChristmas vacation. What a perfect opportunity to spend my paycheck, ttFitst stop, gas Stetson Doubie amount shown on pump? That means $1.20 per gallon, i swe hope they haul in that gasohot pretty quick. HOn to me bank. It i deposit twenty dottars every week, by Spring Vacation H! be tying under hot Florida sun. Maybe H! be skiing down that ole' Bunny Hit! at Ski Vattey. More reattsttcany, Ht have enough in a few years for cotlege. utxltarcmette Matt next stop. Number one on my tist, designer jeans. ttThirtyeight doltars? Sorry, Catvih, Mt settle for ten doltar tPtaih Pocketsf t'Hum, Pink Ftoydis The Walt? Twelve ninety-eight for a double atbum? last year doubte albums bareiy crossed ten doHar mark, ttShopping gives me hunger paths. McDonald'S-what a meal! Forty cents for a cheeseburger? Even old friends like McDonatdS ratse prices. Whatts next? ttWeu, there's the rising cost of hobbies and entertainment. HMovies at four doliars a shot can be costtyj, Senior Mary Weaver exptained. ttifs realty a bummet it Gas at three digit prices per gatlon dig hotes an teenagers pockets Mandy MitcheH and Laura Kominiarek get on top of prices. you dontt even tike the meme itAhd then therets the ever popuiar junk food scene Ctasses were loaded with club members pushing crunches: carmets, MgttMts and peanut buttet cups? One junior girl, who begged to be annonymous, confessed she spent five doltarS at Zantigots weekty. hTostadays, theytre best without lettuce and onty a time sow cream And the teat ktlier, the expensave date: movie. tour doilars each; one box of popcorn, one doitar and twenty-ttve cents; Pepsis, ttfty cents each; movie grand total, eleven dollars and titty cents. Now then, gas tn the cat? Abeut anothet ten doitars. tRarrout-ot-gas excuse went out with mini-skirtsjt Maybe afterward a pizza? Bite your tongue. This staps an another ten bucks. ttWe usuatty go to patties, pitch in a few bucks tor the keg and gust re-taxf one senior guy stated. ttMy boyfriend comes over, and we watch T,V.. another junior gm exptained. HWeWe stitt together, and it costs less than goun' out. ttWetL with ail of these rising prices, 1 better get to schooi after vacation and enrott in a mini-busmess course. Somehow I have to team to budget my money? Burger King employees, Pam Waymaret Txm Hayman and Mike Cambelt push $135 Whop- pets, Tracy Pharr watches as Mn; Wbmwm ISIepmuw Cvtlum mm wws MM EXHHP'S ,1 Tum Jurwr; HBeauty like mine is a curse,, I sat in the trusty '74 LeMans and summoned all my courage. I had heard of these ttthesplans'l before but had never seen one up close. I knew one thing. I would have to be careful I crushed out my Tiperillo, buttoned my trench coat, and entered the auditorium. My footsteps echoed as I crept backstage. Positioning myselt under a desk, I could keep an eye on the stage manager, tTim Wagnert. Suddenly, Squire Alworthy tRobert Westt tapped me on the shoulder and ordered, ttLeave Somersetshire and never bIacken my side again. I slipped him a ten spot and told him to hush things up. He snatched the bill, mumbled something about fanatical newsmen and was gone. Figuring I had been discovered, I changed my watch post. I was half way through the walk around, when Holt Edinger tParlridgei unravels the story of Tom Jones. the Innkeeper, tStephanie CottonI came up and bellowed, HYou no good hussyl It was a narrow escape. As I was sitting in the prop room, collecting my cool, a Iove-crazed Tom Jones, tBrad Lyonst jumped in and cried, HWhere is Sofia, my love? He left before I could reply. I slid behind the oleo curtain. HThe perfect spotf' I thought to myself. From nowhere I felt a sweaty hand on my neck. HGive me back my pistol, its owner, The Black Shadow, tTom Roughy walled. Honour tAnne Scottt appeared crying about her mistress's muff. At this point, I decided I had had it up to here with all this undercover detective stuff. Maybe I could go catch a movie. I was almost to the exit when Sotia's father tJon Rioet ttl loved you at that momentf cooed Sofia IStacy Tucked but when Tom tBrad Lyonst pro- poses she is reluctant. With pistol in nght hand and Tom Rough's collar In the left, Jon Rice demands, Where IS my daughter? In the linal scene. Mrs Waters tSue Vrtlsy re- veals the true identity of Tom. Looking on are the judge tLanny Pottsl Squire tRobert Westt and servants Kim Wagner and Tern Murphyv - Tom Jones started raging about losing his script That was it! ttl ain't seen no script and I ain't seen no mutt or no pistol and I ain't seen no Sofia, my love, either! I yelled. ttYou have a sore throat. don't you? he asked. ttHere take a sip. With that he poured some foul Iemon-smelling stuff In a dixie cup, shoved it at me and left. I looked down into that cup. Could it contain poison? Maybe cyanide? IIII never know because I dropped that cup and ran. Yeah, the NCase of the Thespians was a tough one. I suppose I'll never really know for sure what they were up to on that nasty February night. Which reminds me, did I ever tell you about the HCase ot the Office Assistants? Well, it seems there were three girls . . . STUDENT LIFE - PLAY Um $ Cool AnE'T he Gang keep Bill Wrgni; Mitchell moving. ' , ? , Proving that three is not a cro$$+ett Bry- . ant. Vera Starks. and Dondie W83 1 pell out a good time. m e n m and Joel W2, Happiness is . . . ttGoI, do I feel great today! I'll just check the old horoscope to see if I deserve to feel so good. tt . . . your wildest dreams will be tquIIIed today. A once-in-a-Iifetime day. Great joy and happiness abound? ttGreat joy? Happiness? Today is gonna be better than I thought. Id better get moving, though. I dontt believe it! My car starting on the first try? Incredible! LetIs turn on the radio and see whats happening in the outside world? H . . . the weather for today: unseasonably warm temperatures ranging from 750 to 800 near the lake. Clear skies and a mild south- easterIy breezef' H750 to 800? This is great! UnusuaI for the end of February, but who's complaining? Ah, Rogers, front of the doors isn't taken. ttUh oh. Trig class. I think my win- ning streak just came to an abrupt halt. I dread seeing what I got on yesterdayts test. A 98?.ll forgot to study for this thing, and I get a 987l must be hulluncinating or something. HThere's Debbie. Ive been trying to ask her out tor weeks, but I just cant find the courage. Oh no, she's coming this way. IIII bet she saw me staring at her; on the humiliation. What am I doing this weekend? Your parents are in Iowa? For the whole weekend? Uh, well, I guess I'm not too busy. Of course, I'll have to check my social calendar. HToday has been unreal - my car, the Trig test, Debbie. Who would have thought all this could happen to me in one day? ttWhat, Mom? A phone call from even you look good today! Wow what who? Hollywood? A sequel to Ameri- Iuck. the parking pIaoe right in . solving that troublesome Trig problem. . . . finding out about Mr, Lonzo's Power of the Purse, first hand. can Gigilo . . .7 . . hittinI the road after a tough day . . . Mrs. Petterson laughing It up on Parents' Visitation Dayt . performing betore school chIICren in the Chns1mag presentation, Nutcracker . cheering in the freshmer sechon for me hrs: tnme ob Rusbolt fakes to Scott whxle arry Pratt mes Io Mum. l a H Smith caHs .v ...-x..... ... .-.. Regina Mathews, Candy Dabney, and Faye Greer argue their point to an E1ston friend in McDonalds. ,, H Everything from chapter I to 23 will be on this final. It's simple, I thought. Now all I have to do is search through that mess Imy Iockerl and find notes from two months ago. Thank Wagner for study hall. Passing semester exams will be a cinch now. An extra 55 minutes to concentrate wholeheartedly on my studies. What a dream. Bleep. Bleep. Bleep, bleep. Wait a minute. Is this an invasion from the Starship Enterprise of Star Trek? Could it be R202 and C3po from Star Wars returning for a short visit? I tried to hide my face behind my aIl-purpose US. History book as I heard a voice scream. First down. all right! I only need 10 yards for a touch down. At first visions of that scrawny play-dough character, Mr. Bill, getting tackled by his pal Sluggo. came before my eyes. Slowly. l peeked above the Civil War. turned around, only to see the guy behind me playing with one of those electronic football games. Not only did this fellow have an electronic football game, pinball game. and sea battle game, he also had this little friend he called Boris. I thought to myself, I'What kind of sickees do they throw in these study halls, anyway? Later I found out Boris was some kind of mini-computer who pretends to be an electronic chess opponent. What a disappointment. I didn't get to meet Captain Kirk and the Crew after all. I glanced at the clock. llWhy. I wondered, Does this hour go so fast when l have loads of work to do? Other days I have time left to count the hairs on the kid in front of me. Back to work. I'm pretty sure I have it straight. Confederates against Union. Grant vs. Lee. 2222. 2222. 2222. 2222. Zzzzl I'Not again. What's that? Steve Dahl . putting down Iran? Bert Park's Fan Club in distress because he was fired from the Miss America pageant? Or perhaps Mork from Ork? Hlt's only a freshman putting it all into final exams. Asleep. At times I think those freshmen have some o.k. ideas. The bell. III haven't learned much history. Study hall, wow. It just blows my mind. IICome along, my friends, to Brett. Mellon jams to WLUP. Steve Peck and Dave Sonnenberg browse in the pit. . . .wh'ile Jen Gulnlrum pumps iron. a show that never ends . . . . . . Jen Gangwor and Irionds ptay cards . and Hanan Agemy competes with his computer game. Welcome to the working week HYou goinI to the game tonight? IINope, gotta work. IIWork? That's the third time this week! Think of your suffering social statusi' HYeah, I know, but its inventory time again, and my boss is all hyper. HYou know what you're turning into, don't you? A workaholic. I can see the teII-taIe signs, undying devotion to employer, wiIIingness to please total strangers, and the inability to keep from saying Have a nice day. You need professional help fast. HCut it out. You know I need the money for college, gas, clothes, Big Macs. movies, Zeppelin records, and other essentials. IIYeah, I see your point. But doesnIt it get to be a drag working all the time? HI figure it'll be like this in the working world, so I'd better get used to it.'I HWhat do you mean, boring? HYepII IIWeII, I gotta go. I've got a game to see. You work tomorrow night? IIWhat do you think? HRight, dumb question. WelI, see you Monday. HYeah, have a nice day! HOh, brother A variety of jew i exhibited by Beth Eng- strom to Kelli Sat d Making beds Kathy Dull. '2. r it is part of the daily routine for Nick Cardello talks Darrell Smith into a tux rental. Eric Jones vends some fabric to Sarah Lin- gle, Bob Kirk shows off the latest in footwear. STUDENT LIFE-JOBS 49 Like it or not, the redistricting plan is a reality now, and academically, Rogers will suffer. According to figures compiled by Social Studies Department Head Del Lonzo, 16Wo of the total Rogers population comes from the Edgewood and Trail Creek areas. Approximately 35 0A: of these students are Honor Society members. The same per cent are enrolled in upper level classes such as Calculus and Chemistry II. Losing these students could hurt the curriculm. Hit will take time to see if this will limit the classes, stated Principal Doug Adams. llWe wonlt feel the full impact for 3 to 4 years Students who have brothers and sisters already enrolled at Rogers can look forward to coming this fall. The other 100 or so students, who looked forward to becoming Raiders, will load the busses for the North MICNIANA side. snones DUNELAND BEACH LONG BEAC H WOODLAND MONON R9 COOLSPRlNG WOOD VILLAGE E06! GREEN FRANK. W1 ROGERS This map shows the old Elston High School district and. in red. the new area added to the Elston district. Show of hands sets redistricting Bela ted story Page 3 By BILL ALLEN News-Dispatch staff writer Edgewood and Trail Creek stu dents soon will start attending El- ston High School. The Michigan City School Board last night. in a show of hands. voted 4-3 for that attendance district change. The vote surprised most of the 125 persons attending. since most of the meeting had been spent dis- cussing three other plans and hear- ing persons from Village Green ex- plain why they should not be part 01 the redistricting plan. The plan approved is the one originally submitted to board members by Superintendent James Wagner. At the last School Board meeting. Wagner withdrew the plan before it reached the floor because of the possible adverse ef- fect it would have on the academic program at Rogers High School. After member Robert Taub moved last night to approve the plan. Wagner said he could not sup- port it because of that possiblity. However. board members Sam Johns. Frances Kubik and Hamid Werdine joined Taub in voting for the plan. Opposedyere Jim Keat- ing. Jim Fisher and Board Presi- dent Leon Dargis. My thinking was I didn't like any of the other tredistrictingl plans, Werdine said this morning. and this was the best we could come up with. Other board members who sup- ported the redistricting proposal were not available for comment this morning. The redistricting will start with next fall's freshman class and take four years to implement. Originally. the plan called for starting the change with this year's freshman class. Ninth graders now attendalg Rogers would have been transferred to Elston High School next tail. Under the new plan. ninth graders now in Rogers will remain ere. Starting at US. Highway 20 anu Franklin Street. the new bounda- ries are Franklin Street north to Coolspring Avenue, east on Cool- spring Avenue to Woodland Ave- nue, north of Woodland Avenue to Michigan Boulevard, east on Mi- chigan Boulevard to Trail Creek tthe streaml, south along Trail Creek to 0.8. 20 and west along US. 20 back to Franklin Street tsee accompanying mam. Projections show 100 students will be transferred the first and second year, and 90 students each the third and fourth years. for a total of 380 students. By the 1982-83 school year. the projected enrollments will be 1,500 at Elston and 1,560 at Rogers. The racial balance at the two schools will be about the same - around 20 percent minorities. The redistricting was proposed to provide equal enrollment and op- portunities at both high schools. When Rogers High School was built early in the last decade. the School Board made a commitment to keep the two schools on a par. An extensive remodeling pro- gram has been under way at Viston in an eHort to euualize mums. Last night's move was made to equalize enrollments. Host of the audience's pleas came from residents of the Village Green area. who feared they would be included in the redistricting at the last minute. A number of persons also ex- pressed dislike for the administe- tion's plan for families who would have students in both schools. Wagner has said persons with stu- dents attending both schools could transfer the Rogers student to El- ston so both could attend the same school. However. he has been opposed to allowing a younger student to at- tend Rogers just because an older brother or sister goes there. He has said this could create a situation that could go on indefinitely. Several in the audience said it would be unfair to transfer a Rogers student to Elston. They also said it could cause family problems if students attended rival high schools. Johns asked Wagner to estimate how many families would be in such a situation, and to obtain spe- cific tigures it the board were to allow younger brothers and sisters to attend Rogers High School. Probably the most disappointed group after the meeting was from Trail Creek. A committee from that area spent many hours last week preparing an alternate plan. The plan. which basically would have transferred the Edgewood and Village Green areas and left Trail Creek at Rogers. was hand- delivered to Wagner and all board members over the weekend. With only a slight variance, it showed up as one of the plans Wagner presented last night. One of the other plans Wagner suggested would have transferred only Trail Creek and the Village Green areas. The third plan would have trans- ferred Village Green. the north portion of Edgewood and about the north two-thirds of Trail Creek. We kind of feel like the whole thing was cut and dried. said Trail Creek resident Jim Baldwin, one of the committee members. They let us run around coming up with alternative plans and then voted in the original plan. even though the superintendent said it would cause an academic imba- lance. I was shocked at the vote. said Dave Meyer. another committee member. That was the proposal the superintendent changed last week even before it got to the board. The vote is reversible it we can get some people from Trail Creek elected to the School Board. STUDENT LIFE REDISTHICTING 51 The silver screen IIWanna go Io a movie tonight? Til don't care What's playing? HWhat are you in the mood for? If you're looking for a serious social comment on the human CQDQHJQH why don t we go see The Jark wifixXX Steve Martin? Who would know the meaning of life better Than the adopted son of a poor black sharecropp Dudley Moor h 1 don' I need spend $4 00 to see a perfect WWW my Bioiogy ii class Dracula? Horror films were p e this yeari TI Well, i don't know. I just big dinner, and, well you k IIOh. OK We could see serious show like The C , Syndrome, or Kramer ' Bette Midler Is suppose. good in The Rose, too. iIThat stuff's a iittIe bit too 9 sobering for a Friday night? Why didit you say you wante get crazy? The Rocky Horror Pic! Show is making a rare appearance I Michigan City. NI would, but my Mom beiieves those stories about Rocky Horror fans belonging to some kind of cult. And besides. we're all out of toast and rice at home. Well. we might as weII forget it now. We've spent so much time talking. the shows have ail started. iIOh, you wanna do something tomorrow night? Steve Martin strikes a defiant pose as Navin Johnson in The Jerk. The Cinema Marquee shows the broad range of movues that come to Michigan City THE Mrw 0N PICTURE MIDNITE wHOW FRI SAT SVTtVE MARTIN 'HI u 1 I f :.. - 4E MCtTIOxJ PICTURE ' The MarquetteQre also gets mam! of the year's major m pictures . MOVIES 53 HAll That sil won two hundred dollars playing blackjack. The gameroom was a nice way to pass time between dances, commented Creg Cooper. Craps, a Wheel of Fortune and the piano player gave the full ettect of a casino. Early May was a busy time for prom goers. Girls buzzed through shops looking for shoes, garters and jewelry to match their dresses. itlt took me two weeks to find a dress I liked. When I got it home, I realized it was too short, so I headed back to Southlake for another one, stated Kari Kolodziejski. Guys were swamped with dinner reservations to make, corsages to order, tuxes to rent and a few more bucks to borrow. Pictures at her house, then at his, and they were off in dedts freshly washed car. Dinner was great as long as she didntt spill on her dress or choke as he said how nice she looked. Arriving at least fifteen minutes late to the prom was a must. The password, uAintt we got fun, was required to enter the speakeasy. Couples were greeted by a hobo singing to his Iong-Iost lovetthe bottlei. Inside they were invited by the band to dance in the candle lit ballroom. HWith illuminated posters and ceiling propellor fans, it just didntt seem like the gym that Danny Pelmbizio plays on. tilt really had the 1920Is atmosphere? stated gangster Iworkeri Barry Nothstine. There were lines of people waiting to get their pictures taken in the Model A Ford. Balloons, roast beef sandwiches and music by the Brats were the ingredients of the post-prom. Sunday, couples headed for Great America, Brookfield Zoo and Mt. Baldy. We planned on going canoeing, but it rained, so we went to South Bend, reported Debbie Ludington. Robert Turner and Loraine Rapp are framed by Robert Gardner and Debbie Stantzi Marsha Hueston and Mark Dawson dance the night away. Dan Kinsey and Rhonda Collins glance through the memory book, Mark Vaker watches Gail Ritter and Brad Pot- ter shoot craps. Nick Cardello puts his bow tie on Debbie Col- Iins. Music by Morning Star keep Shari Miller and Phil Freismuth dancing. . . . And then, the grand finale Over 300 seniors attended the 'tBarnyard 7 sang HOh Lord We and Diane Randolph. Mr. Bietry was 1980 Senior Banquet. The evening Hard To Be Humble. awarded a mysterious brick from mixed entertainment, catered food, The awards were the focal point of MA. Christensen, and Mr, Lonzo and prestigious awards-well, even a the evening. Along with was given a not-so-mysterious 55 few nOt-so-prestigious awards. Departmental awards went serious gallon Tab can tcompliments of Dave Refugees from Bits-n-Pieces scholarships and honors. Cook and Bill Peckj provided entertainment. Stephanie Most Likely to be a Nun Award The theme of the banquet was the Cotton sang Hl'll Never Love This went to Beth Gilmore. Gene Epple ttGrand Finalef' For the seniors Way Again. Air Band mimed songs received Stoner-of-the-Year. Couple- attending. it was one indeed from RUSH. Mellow voices of the of-the-Year went to Debbie Shebel Seniors chow down before the entertain- ment begins Dave Parry congratulates Scott Fetge as he receives his award as National Merit Scholart Cindy Galloway receives an award for out- standing business achievements. SENIOR BANQUET This is it HOh no, it's 8:55. I have to pick up four people! How could it possiny rain? This might just take care of the beach party at 2. The cIass of 80 is depending on you. This is it A miracle is definitely going to take place. The entire city will become dry at 10:00 sharp. I don't want to become another Indiana highway statistic, so I guess thereis no way to make up for lost time on the road. Ah, now to make a mad dash for the cart There's nothing I like more than having my heels squish around in mud. Geez, I finally made it. Now to dodge through these photographers before I get totally soaked. Do I have enough tape for this ridiculous collar? Do I have a victim to tape it on me? First the wet rain on my robe; now a wet rose What next? Wow . . . there's a small crowd in this gym. OK, the guys take off their hats. tGIad I was awake and didnt switch my tasslet. Hey, this is it. Now to get that passport to instant fame and fortune with my full name in print. Wow. Sigh. I better check to see if they signed it .. . good. Everything's in order. Check it out. Letis sing, gang! 484 voices and aIl soprano? Something is wrong. Come on, guys. The alma mater sounded better at practice after we had just scraped ourselves up off the beach. Is this when we throw our hats? O.K. everybody, this is the time. Are we ready? Now, people. WeII, IetIS throw! Um, this isn't working. Letis try to get it together this time. Oh oh, we're marching out. Its now or never. There wonit be another opportunity like this. Should I? Go ahead! Diane Neulieb gets a hand with her tassle from Theresa Mullins. Class President Dave Parry addresses the graduating class on life after high school. Mr. Lonzo assists Jeff Lowery to the podium. Graduating Seniors Jay Mills, Pam Drake, and Kristi Bancroft join the choral department in Where the Roads Come Together, Tim Akers, Nazeam Agemy and John Abbey join Rev. Jones in the invocation Janice Dahlberg, Terry Dandridge and Bruce Daniel anxiously wait for 8:00. GRADUATION 59 Elementary, my dear Watson Therels more to science than dissecting animals in biology. In Chemistry, students find out what makes up everything in the universe. ltl took Chemistry and Physics here so that I would have a good background in them when I get to college? stated Senior Chris Potter. The four types of sciences offered here are enough for the majority of the students. llWe would like a wider variety of course offerings like Botany of Zoology, but there is not enough money to buy everything we would like to advance the Science Department, Department Head George Hultgren said. Some students got together petitions to have classes like Astronomy. Biology Ill, and Physics II, but attempts failed. Experiments ranging from qualitiative analysis to esters, give the Hmad scientists of the chemistry classes practical experience with the chemicals that they study in class. The lab here is one of the best in the area and is sometimes used by college students. The desks with the charts and information on them were designed by Mr. Hultgren. Science fair projects, science fair judgings and grade school presentations augmented Chemistry II students' grades. Maria Montemayer and Lori Stombaugh watch magnesium react with hydrochloric acid to form hydrogen gas. Being careful not to spill, Debbie Shebel pours acid into a eudiometer tube as John Dobbs looks on. Monique Montemayer gets ready to finish her experiment with lab partner Kathy Dull. .3- . , 7.7.. ' m er . ' wvw r gW' , . r U' ACADEMICS 63 Species: Homo Sapiens Subspecies: Teacher Common names: Algae pusher, Teach, Mr. L. and Snake Man of Alcatraz. Bill Peck looks on in wonderment at minute nerve tissues Jeff Rose carefully records biological facts. Peering through the 900 power microscope. Lori Vernon classifies human biood cells. Biological urges HGood morning, animals! Sit down so i can count our casuaities for today. HHow ibout if we just draw leaves for our leaf collectionsf' HWhat the heck is this? tiMr. Covert, get out the snake! HWhat is this dang deal? HMr. Lange, come quick. I think I've discovered the cure for cancer! Biology H, an increasingly popular class, was populated by seniors, juniors, and surprisingly, a few ambitious sophomores. Biology Teacher Kent Lange said, ttStudents take Biology because most people have an inherent desire to find out how living things are put together and what makes them tickf' Biology II students must make leaf and insect collections, microscopic examinations, and must study hard to keep in step with the course. Before graduation 60 0A3 of seniors have taken Biology l and 100A; have taken Bioiogy ll. Advanced Science Classes are also available to work on projects, biological and otherwise. for the Science Fair. SCIENCE 65 EngHshls tIJeez, English already? Well, I'd better get going. I can't believe we're still doing this Chaucer stuff. Why dontt we ever do anything exciting in here? I should be out playing ball II . t . here we are ladies and gentlemen, 10 seconds to go in the State Championship Game with the Rogers Raiders down by one point to the defending state champions. Joe Daydreamer brings the be down. He drives the lane. With three seconds left he shoots. ItIs . . . ttWell, Joe? tIWeII, what? ItAnswer the question! IIQuestion? ttHow many battles had the Knight been in before the trip to Canterbury? 'IUmmm, three? 'IYou were close, fifteen. You'd better start paying attention. ttBoy, it'd be great to have been a knight in Medieval times-fighting for the poor, rescuing damsels in distress Sir Joseph, thank heavens you have come. For many years our village has been plagued by the dreaded fire-breathing kitchen mouse. Many men have tried to fight it, but none have lived to tell the tale. You are our last hope. Can you help us? ItThat is my job, my good man, to right the wrongs, to bring justice to the oppressed, to help the poor. to HJoe? ttYeah? IIWhat kind of man was the Miller? HI guess I forgot to read that part. Itlf you didn't spend so much time in dreamIand, you'd know what is going on. ttDreamIand? I wish I was in another land . . . like the first guy to land on Jupiter. 't Captain, it looks dangerous out there. I think we'd better stay in the ship and forget about this Jupiter exploration. 'tNonsense. We're going out to see what strange, new life forms there are on this planet. Where would we be today if everyone had your attitude? Space suits on, ray guns ready, let's go ItJoe! ttWhat? ttl say this just isntt fair, cried the Unicorn Noe Farinai as the Lion tDuane Feltoni is ready to pounce. Mr. Strugalski discusses an assignment with Kevin Palmer. Sharon Semia and Sharon Ross as Ricky Butts and Clarence Oliver look on. It a I u v. '5 $ in... iil see nobody on this road. observes the Red Queen. Dave Lilovich to the Red King iSteve Latchfordi in their Alice in Wonderland skit. Kevin Egan proofreads his term paper for ex- pository writing. Dale Hirschfield intently reads his Research and Expository assignment. Cheryl Phillips reads a novel for Individual Reading. ACADEMICS 67 Mr. Peters helps Jeff Rose and Bill Peck with their themes in English Literature Kenny Brown takes an English achievement test in Mr. Hafner's English class. Mr. Trueax and Tom Rough take a breather from a theater class rehearsal of The Music Man. Carla Groth, Jolier Hakim, Kris Marshall, Eileen Riggs, Mark Kloss and Mike Breitzka look up vocabulary words in Mrs. Sells' class. Greg Burnett speaks before his Grammar and Composition class. As Cindy Novak, Angela Hutson, Jeff Piper. John Kleingeinmeuer listen intently, Tracey Jovien and Allan Steinhiser ask questions. Ramona Ferrell and Joel Arneson listen as Herb Saxon wesu$ tells them to Love Thy Neighbor. ACADEMICS 69 Itls a mad, loco, bizarre, bose world! llParlez-vous en Francais seulement! The class with the non- stop mouth becomes quiet with only a few llOuils and HPuis-je parle en Anglais? As Mrs. Callaway takes attendance, Albert Edwards feverishly skims through his workbook to finish yesterday's assignment. 'Did anyone finish todayls assignment? whispers Edwards. l'Ferme la bouche, Albert! booms Mrs. Callaway. llD'accord classe ouvres vos livres a page- llChantez! Chantez! Chantez! chants the class. llFerme les bouches, si vous plait! When Jon Rice walks into German class, Herr Ruth asks, llWarum bist du zu spat? With a Burger King and Coke in hand, Jon just smiles sweetly and shrugs his shoulders. As Herr Ruth takes attendance, gummi bears fly through the air, and Bill Kintzele lets out a healthy belch lin Germanl. To this Herr Ruth rebukes. llDu schein! Sherry Fabina and classmate Alma Norieka cram for the lexamancito' they are about to take. Sr. Hakim enters the room, and all becomes quiet. ill porque no hablan udsl'l he exclaims. Stacy Tucker blurts out, l'Estoy nerviousal llYou should have studied, Pam Drake rebukes her. The class begins to moan as Mr. Hakim passes out the test. No matter what the language, from the student's point of view, itls always a mad loca, bizarre, bbse worldll hrbuglf the remainder of the d ? , -tingwi$;completed. 1 k Social Studies students help at polls Department tests were given in every course this year. ttThey serve the teacher as a seIf-check to see how well they implemented the curriculum, commented Del Lonzo, department chairman. One of the busiest days was Tuesday, May 7, when over half the Senior Class served at the polls. Of special importance was the election of three new school board members: Greg Hanke, Patricia Parry and Ray Steele. Using the overhead, Mrs. Miley displays maps to Andy Smith, Marilyn Sanders, David Prittchett and Jeanette Banicki. Andy Timm searches for the answer for a test in World History A movie on the 20's is shown in Mrs. Richey's US. History class. Government Agencies are one topic studied in Mr. Ewing's class, Mr. Bietry instructs Lori Frank on the em vc- A test on clawcaz music is given to Steve ting machine. H mm. Giana Evaws. and vah Kuchik. ACADEMICS 73 Germany invades Rogers No, no it's not what you think. These itGermans were German exchange students from the Thomas Mann Gymnasuim in Munich, Germany. The students, 15 in all, under the watchful eye of Frau Birgit Hesse visited Rogers for a total of 3 weeks, living with the families of Rogers German students. The project was only the second exchange between the two schools. itThis year's students became much more involved than last years group, explained Herr Ruth. tiThey became friends with many more students and seemed to fit in well with the program here at Rogers. Senior Richard Groendyke grinned, ttThey were easy to get along with, and the fact that they were practically all girls helped the situation. Melinda Marszalek, however. found the visit to be more of an educational experience. ttWith my GERMAN GUESTS: Front Row- Frau Birgit Hesse. Heike Tympner. Michaele Grassel, Yvonne Jotz. Second Row- Jorg Tympner, Danieia Buchner, Regina Braun, Herr Ruth. Third Row- Eva Hilz, Verena Schwarzhaus, Bet- tina Hopt, Back Row- Tina Puchta, Doris Schaper, Uli Kosney. ttGoodbyes are not easy, Schwarzhaus. says Verena Enjoying the relaxed atmosphere of Herr Ruth's classroom are Jorg Tympner, Frau Birgit Hess and Heike Tympner. exchange student I learned a lot about Germany and its culture in a short period of time. It's much more interesting to talk with German students than read about them in a book. According to the rest of the participants in the exchange, there is a steady stream of mail between the students, and plans are already in the works for another exchange next yeah Hej and HI just like the American Way of life- the variety in climate, the free enterprise system, the friendliness and helpfulness of the people. Fashions and education are a bit behind. though. Ann-Charlotte lLottal Bystrom became a part of the Pam Drake Family during her four month stay in Michigan City. ill will never forget you all, she sighed. HEverything is different here. Some day I will come back. Bruce Hirschc. Lotta Bystrom and Steve Latchford listen to Mr. Bietry's lecture. adios Mayra Martinez. exchange student from Fasco, Mexico, was part of the Rogers student body from September 6 until she graduated with the Senior Class in May. HThe hardest thing for Mayra was taking her classes in English, stated her hostess, Mrs. Drake. But she enjoyed her time here very much. Mayra returned home in mid-June leaving an invitation to visit the Spanish 4 class to visit her in Fasco. Myra Martinez scam over government notes before a test. ACADEMICS 75 Problems, problems, problems iiHey George, how do you do number nine? i donit know. Ask Kari. tiKari, let me see number ninef' iii don't know if it's right. Iill look in the back of the book. Take out paper and pencil, please. Georgeann, turn around. Grading last night's papers, taking notes, and starting the day's homework was a familiar morning in Mrs. Cooper's 9:30 Algebra II- Trigonometry ciass. iiThe center of the graph is called an origin. X-axis is horizontal and the y-axis is vertical, Miss Groff explains to her informal Geometry class in early May. iil'm glad Mr. Mack graded number four yesterday in Geometry because I only got to number five. Arithmetic has the largest enrollment here at Rogers. Fourteen of 484 students are taking Calculus. Ann Scott, Laura Tyiisz and Glen Zila test their geometry skills in Mrs, Warren's class. Arli Shah, Ranjam Patel, Julie Shanks and Todd Kuta work on a geometry assignment. Tim Kistler, John Barlow, Rich Jesch and Phil Whyber compare TrigonometryiAnalytic Geom- etry notes in Mr. Simm's classv Sonya Lenior explains an Introductory Alge- bra I problem to Tina Burton. Mr. Simma grades a Trigonometry, Analytic Geometry paper. to Dan White s delight. Ann Fleming graphs a problem in her Geomev try class ACADEMICS 77 Rogers bowls ,em over What do RATS and Bowlers have in common? They both compete in academic contests; the RATS tRogers Academic Teamst fight it out with other schools' teams, and the Bowlers compete in the Rogers Bowl. The RATS, who posted an 8-2 record in their second year of competition, won the Duneland Academic Conference crown. This championship team consisted of Senior Eric Dietz, Juniors Dan Smith and Rick Gayheart, and Sophomore Lance Lattigt Other RATS members were Seniors Roger Berkowitz and Dave Cook, Juniors Rick Jesch and Julie Jernberg. and Sophomores Irving Kagan, Rip Graf and Emily Jernberg. This year's Rogers Bowl started out with 114 Senior, Junior, Sophomore and Freshmen teams. Ewing 2. Seniors Tim Arndt. Damon Nowatzke and Rick Konkey finished on top by defeating Lootensl, Rick Jesch, Julie Jernberg, and Jim Steele. Tying for third place were Lonzo 1, Bill Peck, Mark Saturday, Dave Parry and the Lootens 2 team of Lance Lattig, Arti Shah and Laura Kleinschmidt. The questions came from Social Studies Dept. teachers and covered a variety of areas from baseball to ancient Greece. The math teams out-calculated opponents in many meets. The team of Steve Steele, Lance Lattig, and Troy Wilkinson won top honors at the IUN Calculator Contest in the 9th-tOth grade division. Jim Steele Rick Jesch and Rick Gayheart finished 3rd in the 11th-12th grade division. At the RogersrPNC Invitational. Steve Steele came in first in geometry. Lance Lattig received honorable mention. The Advanced Math Team of Kim Pelis, Rick Jesch, and Eric Dietz finished 3'.'.! 3rd overall. Steve Steele finished 2nd in geometry in the Chesterton contest. Students who participated in Scholarama did projects in their respective categories. The social d studies participants went to Indianapolis to see how this state's government functions. The science group split. Half worked on an aquarium; the others worked on an acoustic lens. The Participants presented their projects to the public at an assembiy. Dr. Robert Schwarz lectures Schoiarama par- ticipants. DAC Champions Eric Dietz. Dan Smith, Lance Lattig. and Rick Gayheart practice for their next foe. Rick Gayheart, Emily Jernberg, and Roger Berkowitz watch Rick Jesch answer the winning question. Julie Jernberg grimaces after giving a wrong answer as teammates Rick Jesch and Jim Steele anticipate the next question d1 t t ACADEMICS .. IDIZPS. giliu C.H.O. worker Jenny Anderson checks sup- plies at Memorial Hospitalt At Woodview Nursing Home Maria Lozano serves breakfast. w... QYIW P1 Charlene Biddle checks equipment at Memo- rial Hospital. I.C.T. students enjoy the informal atmosphere. 0 n K'- ,I '77 Expeuence helps ... ttHey Sue, How about if we go out to lunch today? ttWeIl, I got to go to work at 12:30. Sorry, maybe on a weekend?' ItYouIre going to work at 12:30? What about school? Sure, it's on my scheduIe. I go to school part time, and I work part time. It equals three class credits, part of my co-operative training class? . . . Co-operative programs enable the student to graduate with first hand knowledge about the working world. HRogers ICT Is the best in the state of Indiana, stated Sponsor Mr. Sadenwater. ttlt fills two gaps. It's helpful to the colIege bound and the non-colIege bound student by providing something for after graduation. t'CHO allows you to have actual experience in medicine. It's not just reading out of a book? explains Senior Kathy DuII. I am an aide. and where I work you become attached to the peopIe. Therets nothing like feeding a patient and having them die on you. Its a special kind of shock I've had trouble adjusting to. On May 13th an awards banquet was held for the students. ACADEMICS That A woman's place is in the home. has been :proven Wrong by; Women's Lib.'E.RA.; endpan ' increase of males in Home Econemics ctasses. In 1976 there were Six. This year. a grand total of 47 teamed what were onCe thought of as- women's jobs. Those bachetors a - and college guys won't be lost when a it comes to sewing on buttons, chooeihg the tight curtains for their pads or cooking vegetable dishes torttheir girlfriends. - t Pete Hervey baked FrenCh Bread, Student teach MII' LeJteasures sugardgf and atthough it didn't rise, he felt it for the triple c, btt'epneesebake. . . was ttthe best bread I've eaten. . Home Economics gave students a chance to show their talents. At the end of the year the girls put on a fashion show. They 'modeted skirts, btouses and jackets they sewed during the year, Department Head Altena Wallace explained. a One time I sewed the pant leg on backwards and sewed up a buttonhole on my Quiana blouse, laughed Candy Dabney. Those old machines and Quiana make a terrible pair! Planning menus and arranging table layouts took four weeks before the Faculty Christmas Luncheon. Specialties inctuded coconut cake and cream puffs. - ' . Another big event was preparing a fruit bowl, spiced tea, vegetables with dip and salmon log for the North Central Evaluation Team. The triple chocolate cheesecake was the favorite. The Team ate it up as fast as the classes baked it. There's a comfortable feeling In Home Ec. classes. Students are sett- directed. At the end of the year there's a feeling of seIf-direction. Everyone has teamed from experience. commented Mrs. Waltace. Girts also benefitted from guys in the classes. They got to see them in those cute little aprons. Knitting to on. of the requirements for all students- even this football player, Pete Hervey. Shawn Adams and Al Edwards sample their fine brownies Baking 400 cookies for the North Central Eval- uation Team are AI Edwards and Sherry Hudson, puHing out sticky fingers in order to make the thumbprints, Learning a trade 'lHey! Give me that wrench! l canlt right now. I'm working. And besides, you don't need a wrench. You need a screwdriver? HWhat? Are you crazy? If you had any brains in that muffler you call a head, you'd know that what is required here is a wrench. Speaking of wrenches, monkey, you seem to be lacking in wisdom yourself. And another thing ... HOkay, guys, that's enough. What's the problem? Well, the tool you need here, as any mechanic would know, is a pair of pliers. Boys? Are you all right? You look a little sickfl Jay Jones looks pleased wnh hls aSSlghmem m Metal Shop. Darren Weslphal, Ray Spencerl Fred le merle. and Mr, Sobecki collaborate on the ad; justment of a brake. Mike Wagner practices laying brlcks for Con- struction Class. Voc. Auto Body students learn how to repair carst Fixing the ignition on a motorcycle, Ron Meer, Jim Grisal, and Kurt Palmer try to find 1he heart of the problem. No recession here Although the number of students enrolling in business classes is awareness of the business world as stablized, 20 We of this year's well as a taste of politics. graduating seniors will have either a iiln typing every year it's the major or minor in business. same. You always learn the home iiA lot of people consider these row first, said Earl Cunningham. t'ln classes an easy A, commented Business Law it's changing daily. Junior Tracy Pangborn, 'but I think Business Law, for the first time, I'll use much of what I learn after lasted two semesters. graduation. . . Mind Goble careful! roofreads her co Busmess classes give students y y p py before turning it in. In Office Machines Sue White perfects her transcription, Cindy Galloway works on an assignment with the assistance of a keypunch. By using the electric calculator, Linda Wozniak corrects a mistake n'Shhhhe be quiet! Mrs. Remmel is talking. HYour projects were worth 100 points altogether. If you did a poster, you probably only got 40 or 50 points unless it was super fantastically creative. I only got 5 points for my project. HA diagram showing where Mr. Bill's innards are isn't exactly an awe inspiring health projectT uHave you heard that next semester we are going to have Mr. Jones instead of Mrs. Remmel? Weah, next semester, we've got to do chapters on drugs, alcohol, tobacco, and V.D. 'eNooo! Really? uYup, no more bones, blood, brains. teeth, skin, and psychology! n'Wow, I can hardly wait. Glen Hobin, o! the LaPorte County Compre- hensive Mental Health Center lectures while Holt Edinger and Brent Williams listen. Mr. Jones' 3:00 class studies a chapter on sports and recreation Mr. Jones assists James Gloy with his Health and Safety assignment. Mrs. Rommel and Jackie Howard watch as Michelle Granzo shows that dissecting a cow's eye is as easy as 1. 2, 3. Jeff Duszynski writes his Questions for Re- view George Latchford and Eric Pischke look over their themes. ACADEMICS 89 Up in the air are Tiny Chesnut, Jill Petticord. Kelly Kiser, Trudy Catchings. Barbra Jorden and Trudy Hixson The ups and downs of PE. Mrs. Slater was in the middle of the gym floor, arms akimbo. taiking about what the class is going to be tested on. ttNow, you are going to do tripods, hand stands, cartwheels and mule kicks, she explained. ttAh, I can't do those. tti always fail over? HMegan Tompkins. Barb Trojan, Penny Westphal, Dede Thompkins, continued Mrs. Slater, HGo out there. Take attendance. Start them on their caiisthenics. No matter which P.E. Class it is - Tumbling and Gymnastics, Volleyball, Tennis,or Track- teachers provide e the direction, assistants buzz about taking care of the details, and students complain, puff, and enjoy the physical exertion. Mrs. Remmel and Kim Everett take a breather, The 2:00 swimming class readies itself for tests on the side-stroke and backstroke. Top Row: Chris Van Scyoc, Kevin Burks. Glenn Switzer. Cary Thomas. Second Row: Chris Potter, Nat Rogers. Fred Williams, Duane Bright, Randy Scott. Bottom Row: Jett Wise. Jim Gumms, Jim Hunt. Doug Zeese, Tony Walsh, Jeff Stewart. The class shows its skill at building pyramids ACADEMICS 91 Rick Kimble, Mayra Martinez and Stuart Studer tackie parallel parking. Mr. Freeze watches for cars with no turn sig- nals. Just for a cruise around the lake? The thrill wore off as gasoline soared beyond one dollar. it was no longer, i'i can drive, but 'Can you drive? I drove last time .W With permits tightly clutched, students anticipated legally cruising Franklin, dreamed of taking out the cute red head from Health and Safety class, awaited traveling to Merriiliville and South Bend for shopping. Mom tired of chauffering from games to McDonalds. Teenagers tired of hiding in the back seat, hoping friends could not see them in the family mobile. Summer school was crowded with Elston and Rogers students. Bike racks filled. Mopeds were chained to trees Two hours of class each day meant two hours closer to passing buses on Pahs Road. Some were two hours closer to peeling No Parking warning stickers from their windshield. Triumphantly students fought crowds at the License Bureau, passed the not-so-bad test, and pleaded with Mom and Dad for the car keys. HAw, Dad, youive got to understand. This giri is a 70. 'Mom. I promise to have it home by 10:30. HPlease, Dad, I'll put gas in it. HReally, Mom. we don't cruise around. What gave you that idea7'i Todd Polita and Clifford Peacock look over their highway driving notes Sue Naffzager drives with the film Sue Studtman listens to Mrt Lemon's instruc- tions. ACADEMICS 93 Our achievers Academic excellence and outstanding performance earn recognition in awards, opportunities, appointments. What forces contribute to this success? HParents, teachers, friends and sports encourage me, commented Tim Kistler. Steve Latchford said, uAn undaunting fear of failure. ' . K HPeer pressure has a lot to do ' a ' ' ' . with it, also parent pressure, . 3: a s aledictorian Jeff Priebe was gl$o the 1r - m of the American Legion Awangg. remarked Sherry Fabina. Rogers is honored in acknowledging these honors. National Merit Finalist Scott Feige studies for Salutatorian Andi Brill was also named Na- his exams. tional Merit Commended Finalist With appointments to the Academies are Ed The 1979-1980 Boys Slate and Girls State dele- Kleinschimdt. Westpolnt; Maria Momemayor. gates were Tracy Slater, Dave Parry, Jay Mills, Coast Guard; and Steve Latchford, Air Force. and Pam Drake Pam and Dave also won the DAR Good Citizen Medal and Good Citizen Awardl The remaining eight of the top ten, Pam Drake, Dawn Christensen. Jeff Hahn, Ed Kleinschmldt. Paty Koch, Melinda Marzalek, Lisa Radke, Jeff Rose. Jay Yahrmater, tFathen, escorts Robin Muck- way, tBridet, down the aisle Tim Eldridge and Robin Muckway say t'l d0. . . . they seal the t'marriage with a kiss, and together they cut the wedding cake. With this ring I thee wed Ten Interpersonal Relations classes found out what problems a wedding can present to the Bride and Groom. In a learning experience three couples were hMarried. Teri Goede and Kevin Wolter, Carla Vardaman and Don Christensen, and Robin Muckway and Tim Eldridge were joined in HMarriage by ministers Julie Freligh and Julie Reed. Forty people attended each wedding. The classes had to plan the event from the choice of minister to the reception. hA lot was involved in the planning and preparation of each wedding. stated Interpersonal Relations teacher, Ms. Joyce Weeks. The weddings took place on May 15m. A rehearsal was held the day before. Tim Eldridge and Robin Muckway exchange rings while Minister Julie Freligh, Best Man Jim Harrison. and usher Jim Duszynski look on. The Bride and Groom share a piece of wedding cake ACADEMICS 97 Masterpieces in the making Examining his art work, he speaks: 'The next Picasso! Rembrandt! Monet! He picks up his combination paint-and-crayon Masterpiece and slowly, stealthily walks toward Mrs. Mershon, that she may be blessed in viewing his great work of art. Beneath him there is a pencil. He slips and finds himself face to face with the floor. He screams, itMy masterpiece! and quickly examines his work. which in the fall has collided with a wet clay likeness of Mr. Bill. He picks up the muiti-coiored mess. tiWow, a new art form! Gloria Evans, Mike Galloway, and Dan Evans examine the model for their assignment. Brian Novak adds another line to his painting. Mary Corner assists Mrs. Ross in displaying composition art. l'uWI o .:.;.:; ? . :E-m' A l' G; ; o; 0-. 31'1111 'EII'J Getting into those cracks with the underglaze is only part of the problem as Becky Honke demonstrates. Brenda Robinson and Dave Lamar carefulty lift their day projects from the kiln. Paula Arneson concentrates on her still life project, Barry Nothstine molds the clay as the potter's wheel turns. ACADEMICS 99 Joel Arneson, Mr. Prmgmsky. Jenny Cofer and Joe! Werner check the InSULCUOHS before apply- mg the weed killer. 1 ,. 4W Doris Kniogagn Lthdpoinsettias ' i: ' 'KKpry' ahch Issbw'u . .' , . ,. V , v, 9K: enrollilly reWoneS 5 ' K I0! deadJeayes: . .. ; ' W v . derringufpphilod ' 3 W. ., g: ' .Qm awimpatient bpant w Horticulture keeps on growing 'tEither we have aphids or somebody has been eating my geraniums. l tiYou must have a geranium in your cranium. Who would eat a geranium, especially without ketchup? ill don't know. but something's been chowini down on this begonia, too. Nothing's left except a leafless twig. ltHey. don't look at me. I just eat marigolds. i'There, on the floor. HWill you look at the size of that aphid! iiQuick! give me that globe. ilWhat? t'Hurry up! SPLAT! HGot him. Plastered him all over Australia. HI hope there's no more of them around! itMe, too, this is the only globe we have. This year Horticulture Class grew not only plants and flowers but also enrollment. Because of the large demand for Horticulture, seniors were given first choice and made up the majority of the classes. Stated Mr. Princinski, ill like having seniors because theylre more fun and easier to work with. Christmas poinsettias filled the greenhouse from early December until they were taken home by students as gifts to happy mothers, Grace Coursel works to combat one of the gardener's worst enemies - the weed. Michael Davis and Tony Hibner weave pine boughs into the frame ot a Christmas wreath. HORTICULTURE 101 Rogers keeps the shield HWe really tried. but we just couldn't get it together. Bruce Hirsch summed it all up as the Raider Gridders posted a 4-6 season. Coach Lemon feels that the team's inability to hang on to the football was the main handicap during this season. Despite having a losing season, the Raiders did some good things. Coach Lemon praised his boys for playing well during the second half of the season. They almost beat Valpo, t21-28i. and had a good chance against South Bend St. Joe, tO-tOi, but it just wasntlt in the cards. The true highlight of the season was beating number 8 Chesterton. Although our team had its ups and downs, we still triumphed with a 27- 12 victory over Elston. Rogers placed 9 players on the llAll Area Team. Receiving recognition were Scott Nowatzke, Center; Bruce Hirsch, Tackel; Jeff Gulstrom, tackle; Steve Pawlak, tight end; Ron Castle, runningback; Mark Campbell, defensive end; Joel Jones, linebacker; and Gene Epple, linebacker. Gene Epple was also voted Best Defensive Player of the Year. All Conference honors went to Campbell, Epple, and Gulstrom. 0 Unable to reach the punter, Tom Kutch turns to block for the kick return. Leslie Saturday and t v Semmsm mm amts; at the Chestenon game. Merrillville Hoban Chesterton SB St Joe Elston Fronl Row: Mike Broamen, Pat Holkan, Don Castle, Tony Butler, William Allen, Pete Hervey. Don Edwards. Joe Winston. Jay Jones. Phil Rob- inson, Second Row: David Lewis, Mike Campr bell, Bruce Kutch, Dave Lilovich, Ron Castle. Mark Dawson, Tom Kutch.Third Row: Ray Lew- is, Roy Eckwood. Bob Ryba, Tim Janatik, Tim Kistler, Kurt Lubs, Dale Hirchfield, Bob Shriner, James Seward. Ricky Hervey Jeff Schumaker, Back row: Eugene Epple, Robert Hoder, Jeffrey Gulstrom, Joel Jones, Steve Pawlak Edward Kleinschmidt, Mike Nowatzski, Bruce Hirsch. Mark Saturday, Mike Duke, .1: J M Illlmhgai I I 'Jahlglgagl Imiram I'lilllglilllili I 5 an ! I C -l- I Coaches Drake, Quinn, Lemon and Mills watch thevr Raider Boys intensely. Raider footballers nd their parents receiv recogmhon on Pare 15 Night Don Castle rushes for yardage as Joe! J watcheS $ hit, Jim Kwiecien checks his racket Front Row- Bill Applegarth, Jeff Rose. Jim Kwiecien. Deuce, add in, game llWe had our largest turnout this season, stated first year coach Neal Nightingale, llwith 11 players on J.V. and 7 on varsity. The team always worked hard and never quit trying. Outstanding Junior, Mike Boese, was awarded MVP. and also elected captain of the '79 team. An obvious highlight of the season was defeating Elston, 3-2. The match against Elston was the only time that both doubles tJim Kwecien-Bill Kint- zele and Dean Woodson-Jeft Rosel won simultaneously. The Raider Netters battled 18 teams from Northern Indiana to capture 2nd place in the Highland Doubles Tourna- ment. llDepth hurt but we didnlt get rained out once all season, comment- ed Raider Award Winner Dave Parry. f E 1.! . 'i' Second Row- Mike Boese, Dean Woodson, Coach Nightingale, Dave Parry, Bill Kintzele. With eyes on the ball, Bill Kintze on top spin. - Stretching from to, . aces his 0 33 Amy Merrillville Valparaiso Hobart , . La Porte North J'U'dson Highland Tourney Portage Chesterton Knox Merrillville Valporaiso Hoban Elston LaPone Pedage wwaMbUICOO 4 Wins 12 Losses TENNIS 109 Raiders stride out HOk, were gonna go out to the losing the 1-2-3 runners from last at Regionals. five mile mark and come on back. yearts team, Coach Bruce Fischer The team was led by six Iettermen, Let's push it now! led the harriers to a 10-7 record and including An-DAC runner Junior Jim HCoach. I can't run today. It's a a fifth place DAC finish. Steele. Commenting on the season, religious holiday! Hampered by shin splints, pulled Coach Fischer stated, ttHaving lost 1tSet, GO! muscles and other assorted runners' numbers 1-2-3 from the squad, and Countless hours tand milest of injuries, the Raiders placed 10th in Steele being hurt most of the practice have produced the ninth bOth the Hobart 8Hd New Prairie season, it was encouraging to work straight winning season for the lnvitationals, 8th in the LaPorte up to a 10-7 record after starting out Raider Cross-Country team. Despite Invitational, 3rd at Sectionals and 81h at 1-3. r . t , v Front ROW- Troy Bell, Aaron Watkins, Roger Back Row- Coach Fischer. Eance Lattig, Steve Eric Felton. Jim O'Connor, Craig Creutzberg, Berkowitz. Mark Adey, Jim Steele, Bill Peck. Steele. Dave Cook, Eric Dietz. Glenn Bridwell. Chris Chtebek, Tom Drzwiecki, Ken Hekter. Ha J , t . ' . Junior Mark Ade the 2 12 mile cour Coach Fischer gets the Raiders t the end of the race. .Ienn BridweH, Aaron Watkin n c tch their breath. AQ- ad by V Westville New Prairie LaPorte Valpo Hoban Merrillvitle POHage Chesterton Kouts Lake Station Gary Wirt Elston Lake Station Marquette 8.31 St. Joe River Forest Gary Wirt Hobart Invite Cross-Country MCR OPP 15 50 31 26 25 34 41 20 35 2O 37 21 49 15 46 17 15 50 23 38 19 44 45 17 15 50 17 45 15 50 28 31 20 43 10th New Prairie Invite 10th Duneland Conference 51h Sectionals Laporte Invite Regionals 3rd 8th 8th Won 10 Lost 7 CROSS COUNTRY 111 Volleyballers spike way to victory ttWe got off to a great start. stated Coach Jensen. 11We set a school record by winning our first 12 matches, without losing a game. This was the seasons highlight. The coaching ability of Dan Jensen and Tom Feeney along with leadership ability from Seniors Pam Drake. Michelle Harvell, Patty Koch, and Tracey Slater proved to be a winning combination as the Raider gals posted a 19-4 season, the best ever in Rogers history. Raiderettes placed second in conference play with a 5-1 record and placed second to Laporte in Sectionals. Senior Cathee Goetz remarked, til think we had a great season, and We had a blast this year. I hope next years team can beat Laporte. Individual honors went to Pam Drake, Raider Award; Michelle Harvell and Patty Koch, captains; Tracey Slater and Patty Koch. Co- Most Valuable Players. All conference honors went to Pam . Drake and Tracey Slater. Michelle $1 ' 10 Reap the b? in Play white Harvell and Patty Koch received 8 look oncamee Goetz and ne 'Udge' Troy Honorable Mention. ' The Junior Varsity team, coached by Tom Feeney, posted a 14-1 record the best ever posted by a Front Row: Shirley Alien, Karen Zarazee, Mi- Back Row: Coach Feeney, Faye Greer, Donna chelle Harvell, Cathee Goetz, Diane Pomranke, Younker. Maria Head, Lee Cunningham. Tracey J-V- team- and Patty Koch. Slater, Pam Drake and Coach Jensen. 1 717-. 9'57 I w? Senior Tracey Slater soars high to spike the ball across the net. Pam Drake carefully Hbumps the ball. Teammate: congratulate each other on a suc- cessful play. SCOREBOARD O 33 0 TI TI Marquette Elston Oregon Davis North Judson Merrillville Gary Roosevelt New Prairie Hoban Valpo. Portage South Central Knox Lapone Chesterton Westville Rochester tTourneyt Twin Lakes tToumeyt Rochester tToumeyt Twin Lakes tToumeyt Twin Lakes tTourneyt Valpoe tSectionalst Marquette tSectionaIst Laporte tSectionalst MMMNMMMNMMNM: OOOOOOOOOOOO RECORD 19-4 VOLLEYBALL 113 Freshmen fish create enthusiasm til had a really terrific group of freshmen. Their attitudes were as good as their performance, stated Coach Flavin. An obviously tough season was evident by the 8 losses and 1 win. For the last two consecutive years, the diving record has been broken. Debbie Blotzer did an outstanding job breaking it for the third time with Front Row- Jenny Cohn. Abbey Stahi, Christy Wallace. Second Row- Julie Welsh, Janet Pat- terson, Kelly Kaiser, Elizabeth Brown, Leslie Berkowitz. Cele Latchford. Third Row- Julie Jernberg. Lisa Miller, dianna Burroughs, Ginni Guliiver, Carol Groendyke. Fourth Row- Kim Stib. Kathy Fransko, Courtney 0305, Jenny Bond. Debbie Biotzert Diving record breaker, Debbie Blotzer, ex- ecutes a reverse summersaulti Ginni Gulliver flies out ahead of other swim- mers to an obvious lead a 195.6 score. Elected captain was Cele Latchford along with Ginni Gulliver acting as co-captain. iiNewcomers this season created much enthusiasm. and with the hope of 5 experienced freshman for next year, I look forward to a better season in 1980, commented Miss Flavin. Spirited Raider swimmers cheer their team on to victory Arms spanning the lane, Ginni Guliiver flies to an excellent time in her event. Breast stroker, Leslie Berkowitz, pulis toward the fin- ish. GlRL'S SWQMMING MGR OPP Portage 74 94 Valpo 57 114 Elston 68 104 Crown Point 75 94 LaPorte 64 106 Merrillville 58 113 Chesterton 65 107 New Prairie 87 85 Hobart 81 90 Duneland Conference 7th place Won 1 Lost 8 GIRLS SWIMMING 115 Girls 4th in State George Hultgren's Girls Golf Team teed off to an excellent season, beating last year's state champs. Laporte, and almost defeating this year's, Jeff Lafayette. Led by Julie Beckman, medalist at the sectional, regional and state, the 10-3 Raiders finished 2nd in the conference while placing 4th in the state. The only seniors that departed from the squad were Captain Cindy Kist and Michelle Burklow. itAlthough Kist and Burklow were good players, the team shouldnt be hurt by their graduation, stated Hultgren. This year's team proved to be the best Rogers has produced. HGoing to the State Championship and winning the regional with a record score of 352 was something exciting, smiled Julie Beckman. Michelle Burklow takes a minute to smile for the camera during a golf match. Girls Golf: Mr. Hultgren icoachy, Sue Phillips, Michelle Burkiow, Julie Beckman, Gay Pohlman. Sheri Weber. Lynn Tarasick, Cindy Kist. W$$N IMWM twat v.- QM! -w:3-7er:-L WM-NV- i J , MA..- ... Lynn Tarasick gives one last command in hopes of directing the ball into the eighteenth hole. Sue Phillips swings off the tee. StateCont derJuIier'aemnan abreak wnh hex 1m: W GIRLS GOLF 117 Wrestlers pin down competition Coaches Quinn and Drake helped wrestlers finish their first winning season in 4 years. Captains Bruce Hirsh, Dave Lilovich. Steve Latchford, and Jeff Ramion led their teams hpush garbage can sale to buy new mats. Bruce Hirsh received the Hmost improved award while Dave Lilovich received MVP. Dave finished All- Conference, Sectional, Regional and Semi-state Champ. Joe Lilovich finished AIIeConference, and Sectional Champ. Ray Holm finished AIl-Conference, Sectional Champ, and Regional Runner-up. The wrestling team's highlight was uthe first victory against Hobart in the history of Rogers, according to Coach Quinn. Wrestling MCR Opp Gary West 30 LaPorte 29 So Bend St. Joe 42 Culver Military 40 Chesterton 28 Elston 38 Merrillville 42 New Prairie 31 Valparaiso 29 Portage 18 Knox 45 Hoban 31 31 36 2O 18 36 18 15 28 36 4O 15 30 Tom Hagar gets ready to explode from bottom position. Ray Holm puts in a cross body ride against Chesterton Front Row: Rick Taylor. Second Row: Dan Lemons, Ray Holmes, Joe Lilovich, Pat Holkan. and and Steve Latchford. Third Row: Jan Jones. Tom Bailey, Tom Hager, And Coach Marty Quinn. Back Row: Phil Robinson, Bruce Hirsch, and Jeff Ramion. An upsetting match against Valpo leaves Jeff Ramion, Steave Latchford, Tom Bailey, Joe Lilo- vich, and Tom Hager disappointed Joe Lilovich gives Tim Rauschenbach encour- agement. y watching the match against Hobart 3 ;v. ilovich and Coach Don Drake. Caught in mid-air. divers Rip Graf and Mark Mondientz exhibit their form. Senior Lanny Potts and Coach Greis talk it over after a successful race ? r W m N ha. nau- nu. hn- Inn 1 Doug Linsenmeyer and Rip Graf discuss team strategy. Senior Jim Van strokes for the finish Boys Swimming MCR OPP Munster 73 98 Chesterton 64 106 Hobart 71 99 Munster Relays 6th ist Div. Knox 117 53 Elston 82 90 LaPorte 96 103 Merrillviile Sim Fest 12th Hammond High 92 80 Merrillville 63 108 Vaipo 64 106 New Prairie 109 62 Portage 95 77 Duneland Cont. 7th Highland 73 99 Gary West 96 76 Sectionals 6th Won 5 Lost 8 Front Row- Coach Greis. Joel Werner, John Barlow, Lanny Potts, Jim Voss. Jim Wiike. Dave Sonnenberg. Second Row- Brett Egelski, Doug Linsenmeyer, Eric Frageman. Torn Richmond. Phiilip Latchtord. Jim Steele. Third Row- Phii White, David Rudziewicz. Scott Martin, AI Hoodwin, Bill Richmond, Brett Ahrens Fourth Row- Rip Grat, Gary Dlutkowski, Mark Potter, Mike Swanson, Mark Mondietz. Andy Spurgeon. RA It's; : Tankers face rough waters The boy's swim team closed out the season with a 5-8 state and a respectable 6th place standing in DAC dual meet competition. The year was one of transition for the team. With the season already in progress. Head Coach Ed Jonas resigned, leaving the job for newcomers Chuck Greis and Peter DeWitt. Both were local swimmers with previous coaching experience. But since neither of them were teachers, the team had to arrange their practice schedules according to their working hours. tilt was pretty tough when coach Jonas quit, explained senior Jim Voss, ttbut coaches Greis and DeWitt did a helluva job. The year was also unusual because the team lacked an outstanding swimmer as in years past. The emphasis was more on team accomplishment than individual accomplishment. The team had to rely on its' depth to win meets, meaning all swimmers scored points. We had the potential for a great season, stated senior MVP Lanny Potts, iibut the coaching problems really put a strain on the team. The team was led by senior captains John Barlow and Joel Werner, with Freshman Andy Spurgeon picking up Most Improved honors. BOYiS SWIMMING 121 Duane Felton goes up strong for 2 as oppo Junior Standout Dan Palombizio shoots The crowd is on edge as Dan Palombizio nents carefully watch for the rebound while 2 contenders try to block his shot. makes a crucial basket Dan Palombizio concentrates on the basket as he shoots his free throws. Ron Castle looks for the open pass. SCOREBOARD New Prairie Highland Marquette SB. LaSalle Chesterton Hammond High LaPorte MTJ Valpo MTJ Portage Mishawaka SB, Washington Valpo Hoban Elston Merrillville LaPorte SB Adams Logansport Kankakee Valley North Judson New Prairie Elston Marquette Valpo w. .111, VWJA 1, BOYS BASKETBALL 123 Hahnts ttFamilyt, captures Sectional crown With 4 of the starting 5 graduating last year, almost everyone was skeptical about a successful team v- everyone except Coach Bill Hahn. Coach Hahn, with help from Assistant Coaches Bob Hood and Rick Commers, posted a 16-8 season record. finished second in the DAC with a 4-2 record, and was ranked second in the State at one time this year. The ltHahn Family set several team and individual records. Raider guys shot 52 0A: from the field and 75 We from the free .throw line. These were both records. Dan Palombizio also broke several of his own and other records. 'Winning the Sectional championship and watching this team come together as a family were the highlights of the season, stated Coach Hahnr ill also feel that we improved greatly since the beginning of the year. The Raider guys lost 3 tough battles to an outstanding Valpo team. The first loss came in the Holiday Tourney, t62-67t, which cost them the championship. The second loss came in regular season play. t71-79l, which cost them the Conference championship. The third and final loss for the Raiders prevented them from possibly winning the Regional, t56-64i. ttValpo was a tough team, but I feel we could have beat them at least once, stated Senior Guard Jeff Hahn, ttbut I guess it wasn't in the cards for us this year. Individual honors went to Captains Dan Palombizio, Duane Felton, and Russell Taylor; All Conference players were Felton and PalombiZIO. Dan was also the Conference Most Valuable Player. All Sectional honors went to Felton, Taylor and Palombizio. All Regional honors went to Palombizio who was also named to the All State team for the second year in a row. The All Area Team consisted of Palombizio, first team; Taylor, second team; and Felton third team. Palombizio was named Player of the Year by the News-Dlspatch. The Herman B. Wilson tRaidert Award went to Felton, and Most Valuable honors went to Palombizio. The Junior Varsity, coached by Rich Commers, posted a 15-5 record. The ninth grade, headed by Coach Bob Hood posted a 14-0 record. This was the only undefeated team in the city. Front Row: Ron Castle, Jeff Hahn, Larry Back ROW: Mgr. Jphn Hallumt Mgr. Dave Ste- Strawder, Coach Commers, Coach Hahn, Coach phens, Terry Dandridge, B ' Wilson, Duane Fel- Hood, Jay Alexander, Russell Taylor, and Mike ton, Dan Palombizio, Aaron Carter, Jeff Palm, Boese. Mgr. Scott Silcox, and Mgr. Scott Phillips. Sectional Champs fifth straight year With a final score of 45-43, the Raider girls were victorious over the Laporte Slicers despite trailing by as many as 12 points in the first half. HThis victory sure is sweet? stated Coach Jones. ffFor the fifth straight year our girls put it all together and made another trip to the Regional . But the Raiderettes were unexpectedly beaten in the first game by an underdog Chesterton team. ifWe didntt take this game serious enoughft remarked Lee Cunningham, til think we underestimated Chesterton. The highlight ofthe season was beating defending State Champs, East Chicago Roosevelt, 79-48. HEven though their top players were gone, it was nice to finally beat them, commented Tracey Slater. In conference play the Raider gals were in a three way tie for first place. They womanhandled Valpo, 67-46, but fell short to a tough Laporte team. The Raiderettes finished with a 16- 3 season record and 5-1 in DAC standings. Individual honors went to Captains Tracey Slater, Michelle Harvell and Georgette Edwards; All Conference went to Slater and Harvell; All State Candidates were Edwards and Harvell; East-West All Star game Players were Slater and Harvell; Most Valuable player was Slater; and the Raider Award went to Darlene Kintzele. The Junior Varsity, coached by Dan Jensen posted a 9-5 season record. Front Row: Cathy Cotton, Georgette Edwards, Candy Dabney. Arlene Thomas, Michelle Har- vell, Donna Younker. Lee Cunningham and Cine dy Kring. Back Row: Dan Jensen, Faye Greer. Jill Sweeney, Tracey Slater, Alma Noreika. Darlene Kintzele. Racheon Hurt, and John Jones. GIRLS BASKETBALL 125 A happy Coach Jones accepts the Sectional ball from Principal Doug Adams The Raider girls are jubilant after their victory over Laporte in the Sectionals. hhg u Team Captains Tracey Slater, Michelle Harvell and Georgette Edwards show off the Sectional trophy. Senior Tracey Slater goes up Slrong for 2 pomts. Lee Cunningham concentrates on her free throws, Michelle Harvell clips a DISCS of sectional vic- tory net. SCOREBOARD New Prairie Hoban North Judson Valpo Elston Gary Andrean Marquette Lapone ECR Chesterton SB. 81 Joe Gary West Side Portage Highland Twin Lakes Merrillville Elston Laporte Chesterton GIRLS BASKETBALL 127 Gymnasts place in Sectionals This season marks the third year of the Girls Gymnastics Team. Instead of competing on the usual 3 levels, Rog- ers competed in only two, beginning and intermediate. HA greater number of gymnasts with advanced skills are needed to form the third class toption- alt, explained Coach Connell. Megan Tompkins and Betsy Bagnall were the only optionals from the previous year and contended on the intermediate squad in the 1980 season. Awarded a trophy for Highscoring Gymnast was Megan Tompkins. As an outstanding beginner, Sharon Semla captured the Most Improved Award. The Raider Award went to Freshman Margaret Dickey. The team took pride in placing in Sectionals for the first time in gymnas- tics. Megan Tompkins took fourth place in floor exercise, and Captain Betsy Bagnall received fifth place on balance beam. Unfortunately, only third place or higher advanced to Re- gionals. Megan Tompkins leap. into a split during her 'ffloor exercise. Front Row- Kim Goolsby. Robin Hale, Geor- geann Palmer, Tracy Haviin, Jenny Bond. Betsy Bagnall, Megan Tompkins, Penny Westphal, Margaret Dickey, Barb Hahn, Coach Connell. Second Flow- Andrea Camerena, Chris El- dridge, Stacy Tucker, Megan Reed, Robin Scho- teiid, Julie Linton. Pam Heraty, Sharon Semla, Cindy Potempa, Abby Stahl, Tina Chestnut, Beth Bendix, Michelle Savinski. Jenny Bond looks on while teammate Penny Wesphal performs a layout squat vault. 1NTERMEDIATE GYMNASTICS Merrillville Elston Valpo Elston Hoban South Central LaPone Chesterton Portage New Prairie John Glenn MCR OPP 70.40 96.85 69.30 71.65 68.55 92.30 75.50 75.30 80.65 86.75 64.60 55.15 76.85 83.00 75.50 92.55 79.15 90.30 77.70 69.90 77.70 41.20 Won 4 Lost 7 BEGINNING Elston South Central LaPorte New Prairie Elston John Glenn Duneland Conference Won 4 67.16 64.25 80.15 76.00 73.90 7000 7th place Lost 2 Awaiting the final tally of an intermediate meet. Margaret Dickey anxiously hstens for team scores. Betsy Bagnall perlorms a walkover on beam in sectional warm-up. Back leg extended high, Tracy Havhn executes a scale in her floor exercuse. Bob Rusbolt backs away from an inside pitch. Mike Boese gets ready to fire the ball to first. FRONT ROW: John Lulinski, John Abbey, Bob Rusbolt, Jay Downs, Barry Pratt, Tim Kistler, Bob Hoder, Bruce Kutch, Jeff Gulstrom. BACK ROW: Coach Phil Freese, Dan White, Kent Alex- ander, Russell Shreve, George Vogelsang. Tim Eldridge, Ed Johnson, Mike Boese. Coach Rick Lenard. .:4... B-kiWO-H 4.- VJ Weather strikes out Raiders You know spring has hit Rogers when on the way home from school, you pass the baseball team hard at work in their field. ttAt practice we run, stretch out, hit balls and play a round of infield, commented Catcher Bob Rusbolt. The Raiders played more games this year than they had played in the past. Hit was surprising that we didnit play .500 ball. exclaimed Bob Hoder practices his curve ball. i X 1' 1K 3 ' 1 t s s . 1 25-01.03 3 N : Coach Freese. Baseball closed the season with an 11-15 record. Highlights of the season were beating 6th ranked Plymouth, 10-4, and 13th ranked Hobard, 13-2. Bright performances from Bruce Kutch, Mike Boese and Tim Eldridge Dan White, Jeff Gulstrom. Barry Pratt, and Bruce Kulch study the opposing pitcheris tast- ball. Coach Fresno shows John Abbey and Jay Downs how to throw a slider. give hope for a better season next year. Bob Hoder was awarded Most Valuable Player. Bob Rusbolt captured Most Improved. Serving as Captains were Bob Rusbolt, Jeff Guistrom and Bob Hoder. Boy's Baseball MCR Hammond Noll Valpo Hobard Portage Boone Grove Boone Grove Chesterton La Porte SB. St Joe Merriiiiviile Chesterton MC. Elston MC. Elston Piymouth Valpo Hobart Portage Munster Munster No. Judson La Porte Merriiiviile New Prairie 80. Central .; -A .A .41 AmmmmmA-tmwhbxtmwbximmo-Am 1 5 1 1 O 9 1 2 3 2 0 6 6 0 1 3 3 3 9 6 4 3 4 0 .A 10 WINS 15 LOSSES Boys break in track with 4-5 season Having three home track meets was a first in nine years, stated Coach Fischer. iiThis was truly the highlight of our season, a happy coach exclaimed. After nine years of traveling over to Gill Field, the Raider boys finally got a chance to run on their own track. The Raider Harriers ; posted a 2-1 record at home. . i . , i This season was an unusual one ' ' ' ' a for Coach Fischer e the obvious V i .. reason, they had their own track, but . '. . - 5 . i N'MJ . a the Raiders didnit have many men . I - . , ' ; 4 -. placing in Sectionals. In fact, this ' ' i i 9 MW ' . s was the first year in about four or . 1W ' ' five that the team and coach attended the sports banquet. iilt's nice to be here, said Coach Fischer as he thanked Coach Hood for filling in for him at past banquets. Keith Whitlow was the only Raider to participate in Regionals. Captains were Jeff Priebe and Joel Werner. The Raider AwardrMost Improved trophy went to Joel Werner, and Most Valuable Player to Keith Whitlow. Front Row- Pete Harvey, Keith Whitlow. Jim Kwiecien. Joel Werner. Jeff Priebe, Mark Adey, Torn Drzewieski. Second Row- Henry Lozano, Steve Steele. Dave Lewis, Dan Lewis, Rick Gray, Floyd Whimbush, Holt Edinger, Jim Steele, Jeff Schumaker. John Hebb, Mark Mondientz. Allie Duncan, Dave Rudziewicz. Third Row- Coach Bruce Fischer, Chris Chlebeck, Jim O'Conner, Rick Kimball. Lioneii Hatchett. Bill Whitlow. Kieth Mansah. John Deaner. Adam Cox, Larry Vernon, Andy Spurgan. Dave Kobos and Coach Tom Jarroll. Mark Mondietz ticks the bar. Lionell Hatchet! pushes those last few yards. Keith Whitlow attempis 5' 10 . Linksters go for the greens When a team loses 5 members of a Regional Championship team and gets a new coach, a winning season seems like an unobtainable goal. Not so with the Raider golf team. The Iinksters posted a 13-5 record and finished 3rd in the DAC. The weather played havoc with the season schedule, however. According to Coach Jack Stark, ttThe extreme cold and rain in April caused several postponements, requiring 9 golf matches the last 10 days of the season. This caused a lot of pressure for the team as the season closed. But when the team played, they played well. This included winning a 4-team tourney at Elkhart over tough Elkhart Memorial, Penn and Fort Wayne Concordia. Other big wins included beating a strong LaPorte team twice and winning 6 dual matches in a row as the season ended. Senior Scott Phillips was voted MVP and team captain for leading the team in birdies, pars, and medalist honors. Tim Pease, also a senior, received the Raider Award for mental attitude, and Sophomore John Skibinski picked up Most Improved honors. Boys Golf MCR Valpo 161 Portage 160 Chesterton 159 Hobart 159 LaPorte 163 Merrillville 159 Elkhart Tourney 1st Elston 341 Valpo 155 Portage 158 Marquette 161 LaPorte 153 Chesterton 152 New Prairie 164 Hobart 155 Merrillville 167 LaPorte Invitational 13th Sectionals 61h Won 13 Lost 5 Front Row- Coach Stark, Nat Rogers, Pat Kowalski, Kevin Egan, Rich Adrian, Jeff Hahn. Back Row- Mark Flotow. Dan Kinsey. John Ski- binski, Scott Stanley. Randy Durham, Tim Pease, Scott Phillips.- Dan Kinsey eyes the cup. Tim Peaso concentrates on his game. Mark Flotow sizes up his next shot. Raiderette batters end at .500 mark ttWe had seven seniors on both teams this year? quipped Coach Jean Joy, ttand all will be missed greatly. That 11 underclassmen were on the team gives Ms. Joy its good feeling tor a great season next year? The girls softball team posted a 6-6 season, but the team had some close scores that made them work harder, which brought the team closer together. Diane Pomranke was voted Most Valuable Player. She had 22 hits, 3 doubles, 5 triples and 1 home run-18 runs and 16 runs batted in. JoAnn Gerwing was awarded the Most Improved Trophy. Her batting average was .568 with 8 doubles and 2 triples. Cindy Kist was Captain. Ms. Joy concluded her season with fond memories of her team. ttlt was a pleasure to have worked with these girls, she remarked, Hand I hope the pleasure continues. Front Row: Diane Pomranke Sarah Werner. Jenny Bond, Coileen Coughiin, Cindy Kist: Karen Zarazee. Second Row: Cindy Potempa. Becky ttCity opposition holds JoAnn Gerwing close to first base. Coughlin, JoAnn Gerwing. Sandy Lemons, Kelly Kiser. Lee CunninghamCoach Joy. Back Row: Michelle Burklow. Kelly Appleby. Kari Kolod- ziekski, Kim Stibb, Sarah Locke. Leslie Satur- day. Janet Gerwing. JoAnn Gaming catches the ball before she tags the runner out, 9 4 8 9 9 0 3 9 7 7 SCOREBOARD New Prairie Marquette Mishawaka Marian Elston 8. Bend St. Joe Marquette Ponage New Prairie Elston River Valley Mishawaka Marian Portage -A-A SPORTS 137 Ellen Thompson breaks in the pit at the new Rogers track. While hosting a meet, Coach Connell keeps things under control. Alisa Burke clears the high jump bar. Girl tracksters, Front Row- Julie Wyatt, Chris Cottingham, Cathy Parks, Ardina King, Laura Kliendschmidt. Second Row- Sue Cunningham, Robyn Upsher, City Champs The teams victory over Elston makes its record 1-6. HEIston was the only team comparable in ability that we competed against all season, explained Coach Connell. Because the track was delayed in being finished, the team wasn't abte to train on the lined field and track until mid-season. t'We had to guess our exchange locations, stated relay runner Sue Cunningham. Alisa Burks was able to capture fourth place in high jump at Conference. The 800 meter relay team tBeth Alred. Alisa Burks, Cathy Parks and Ellen Thompsont was able to place at Conference high enough to qualify for sectional competition. Ellen Thompson unfortunately sprained her ankle before sectionals and was replaced by Sue Cunningham. Discus thrower Donna Younker was recognized as Most Valuable Player. The Most Improved title was shared by Alisa Burks and Cathy Parks. Benetta Upsher was honored with the Raider Award. Margaret Dickey, Cyndi Sult, Alisa Burks, Ellen Thompson. Back Row- Benetta Upsher, Coach Maureen Connell, Michelle Wienhoft, Donna Younker, Jeannie Little, Sue Denow. Barnes, Beth Alred. Front Row- Susie Phillips, Janette Samalio. Debbie Kahn. Gay Pohlman, Cindy Kring, Beth Engstrom. Second Row- Cindy Novak, Julie Danieis. Lynn Koch, Veronica Vrtis, Debbie Rose, Sue Naffziger, Coach Jones. Back Row- Pam Drake, Nancy Varda. Julie Downs. Kelly Flotow. Carol Krueger. Jill Sweeny, Courtney hos, Karen Kill. Nancy Varda reaches to save the ball. Sue Namiger slams a serve across the net Pam Drake slices the ball over the net. Carol Kruoger returns a hard serve. Lady netters Hadd our, to ,81 Through the cold. rainy and sometimes snowy season, Coach John Jones, tennis team finished with a 6-7 record. Coach Jones stated, ttlt's a young team. Most of the players are freshmen or sophomores. That means a promising future for them. The JV's outlook is optimistic. finishing the season with a 3-8 record. Sharing the captain position were Seniors Karen Kill, Carol Kruegor, and Pam Drake. Receiving the Most Improved Award was Sophomore Nancy Varda. Senior Pam Drake received the MVP Award. Elston Marquette Merrillville Valpo LaLumiere New Prairie Hobart Chesterton Elston North Judson LaPorte Marquette Portage Girls Tennis mmmmm-xwmmdwwa: Won 6 Lost 7 0 II 0 e M-nm-Amoubammmooa Mimosa . .3 ... . backhand? Karen Kill strokes a forehand across the net. Sectional victory against Elston leaves Lori Beall and Lori Arndt in a joyful hug Chesterton Homecoming football game keeps Tracey Jovien, Donna and Robin Fly's attention. Wlston cheerleaders Mr. Ewing and ML Bietry invade their rival's pep session. Basket lor Palombizio kept Tracy Ginthner, Tracy Havlin, and the student body jumping. Q 5 4 X f 4. Our i991 cheeneaden Mr. Alber Behind smiles girls thought of tt5 laps to run Monday morning it they didn't cheer their hardest. At football games when rain poured and there were only a handful of fans, 19 girls were still belting out cheers. When fans sat in their seats munching popcorn, Mr. Alber riled them up with a familiar HGive me an R . .. Long bus rides gave cheerleaders a chance to beller out tthonk honk rattle rattle. crash crash, beep beep. and iiNinety-nine bottles of beer on the wall ... Girls attended all sporting events, which meant skipping dinner tor rushing to McDonaidisi, in time to support the teams. Cheerleaders rushed to pick up clean uniforms in time to limber up for that killer back waikover before the game. All varsity cheerleaders received letters. The MVP award went to Jenny Bond. Sherry Fabina received the Raider award for having the most smarkle tsmiie and sparkiei. Mrs. Kamont in her first year as varsity and freshmen coach and Miss Flavin with JV, helped to keep those 'tarms straight'i and iimotions stiff. When uniforms were turned in at the end of the season, girls realized those 5 laps were worth running. Front Row: Mrs. Kamont Second Row: Tracey Jovien, Becky Coughlin, and Donna Flyt Back Row: Sharon Semla and Cindy Potempa, Front Row: Brenda Egeiske and Julie Downs. Second Row: Robin Fly, Karen Zarazee and Julie Harshai Back Row: Kim Stib Front Row: Lori Beall and Mrs Kamont. Second Row: Tracey Ginthner, Sherry Fabina. Kari Kolodziejski and Tracey Haviin. Third Row: Lori Arndt and Jenny Bond. Back Row: Lucinda Fabina Pam Drake G Tennis ' Dave Lilqyich Cele Latchford Wresmm G. Swimming . 2x1 ' M, Campbell, J Gulstromy F0 Vim - . 1m Patty Kpch 9 .Vgnevnall Tracey Slater G Basketball Jenny Bond Cheerleader SPORTS-MVPS Where Is it? Ski Club momma asked mid- Januaxy. Santa remembered new skis. but Mocha: Nature forgot mat tuscious white powder. Hallways mum! with hungry club sales representatives. Gatbago cans chaese and sausage. greeting cards. calming books. candy and calendars were seen under desks. arms. and even teat. Added to the list of clubs and organizations in 1980 were Computer. and Girts Mat. Bat. and Stat Clubs; These ladies added color to many an athlete's long season. Junior Concession workers tangIed with neveMo-beuforgotten . experiences. Faulty pop machines sptayed carmel-colored drink amidst gold and blue decorations. Joining a club gave more than a tew a good friend. a new experience. or a memovable trip. Debbie Mitchell and Kim Goolsby sell snacks at baseball games. Kym Miyata and Betsy Ross collect tickets from Wayne Whitlow. Debbie Wolford supports the wrestling team with her MAT GIRL shirt Behind the football, baseball and wrestling athletes there's unrecognized, the girls who take stats for coaches, wipe bloody noses and tape injured ankles. When the ball was slammed to center field with bases loaded, the bat girls ran to pick up the bat and clear home plate. ttWe sell tickets at the gate, work concession stands and pick up the bats, stated Ginni Guliver. Mat maids passed out oranges, water bottles and kept medicine kits organized. When a wrestler got elbowed, girls rushed to clean up the mess. Stat, Mat and Bat Girls workout HWe rode on the bus with the team but had to sit in front so we wouldn't psche 'em out. When we lost, it was a long ride home, said Kae Estes. Along with Gene Epple and Ron Castle, Georgeann Palmer lettered in footbail. She attended every game, rain or shine, keeping stats for Coach Lemon. Before games stat girls taped hands. kept moral up, and filled the Gatoraide jugs. ttBob Hoder threw a pass out of bounds. The ball hit my leg followed by six hundred pounds of three Chesterton players, laughed Liz Secrease. MAT MAIDS: Front Row- Gerri Lucas, Sheila Blankenship, Debbie Wolford, Colleen ishmaeL Second Row- Diane Blankenship, Gina Curcio, Kari SherriH, Denise Ishmael, Kae Estes Third Row- Theresa Havlin. Julie Rempala, Liz Secrease, Laurie Secord. Back Row- Tracy Pangbom. Lama Kommiarek, Brenda Cox, Shelli Koss. BAT GIRLS: Front Row- Pualette Mitchell, Deb- bie Maiwin, Ginni Gulliver Back Row- Debi Mitchell, Kym Goolsby, Nancy Barkley. STAT GiRLS: Front Row- Liz Secrease, Geor- geanne Palmer, Leslie Saturday. Singing our song HMe may ma mo moo, Me may mamomoo hStep. kickball change, turn and kneel. HLeanne Voss, how can you possibly sing with gum in your mouth? Gum belongs in the wastebasket, beams Mr. Trueax. Familiar sounds fill the air as choral members daily prepare new routines and music. Concerts and a trip to the Shubert Theater to see They're Playing Our Song were highlights of the year. Minnesingers Debbie Behrndt and Joel Werner calmly sing through another number. Lynne Trueax moves to the beat. MINNESINGERS: Front Row- Stacy Tucker, TUe lio Monterroso. Linda Post. Dave Sonnenberg. Lynn McDaniel. Matt Boehlein, Susan Vrtis, Jon Rice, Shari McFeer, Brad Lyons, Debbie Behrndt, Joel Werner, Lynne Trueax. Bob Carl- son. Second Row- Sherie McCarthy, Shirley Allen, Susan Cook, Stephanie Cotton, Vannessa Wil- liams, Pam Drake, Lisa Radke. Sheila Cordray. Third Row- David Rudziewicz, Virgil Bennett, Tom Rough, Lanny Potts, Mark Deeb. Randy Autry, Tony Davis. I I ACAPELLA: Front Row- Brenda Egelske. De- bra Nichols, Sallie Signorino Bill Bostic, Glen Zila, Doug Joseph. John Putz, Jay Mills, Laura Green, Linda Ward. Second Row- Lea Heeg, Kym Miyata, Shar- on Weeks, Dennis Gardner. Jeff Johnson. Don- ald Castle. Scott Reid, Tina Setser. Joanne Gerwing, Kathy Long, Laura Kleinschmidt. Third Row- Diana Burroughs, Maria Head Brenda Gruenberg. Brad Lyons, Joel Arneson, Gilbert Bush, Skip Thatcher, Tony Davis, Brian Novak. Ray Lewis, Kristi Bancroft. Fourth Row- Marilyn Jones. Mylese Tucker. Holt Edinger, Kris Bohn, Scott Farley, Paul Fer- rell, Ralph Higdon. Dan Dombrowsky, Todd Newman. Cheryl Baskin, Candi Evans. Raeanne Raiser and Janina Whitehorn an- ticipate the next song. i -., x .1-...- I GIRLS CONCERT CHOIR: Front Row- Christi Wallace, Gina Park. Heidi Kaplan, Janice Dahl- berg, Leanne Voss. Jeannette Bryant. Tami Boone. Second Row- Patty Brown. Raeanne Reiser. Patricia Winston Janina Whitehom. Andrea Ca- marena. Sherie McCarthy, Judy Chestnut, Gloria Smolinski. Third Row- Bridgette Carter, Debbie Malwin Teri Hutchinson, Della Veal. Chris Dyer, Tammy Dahlberg, LuAnn Weber, Colleen Glanders. Fourth Row- Tina Matesic. Rhonda Chestnut. Lynn Fischbacher. Valerie Turner, Kathy For- sythe, Karen Metts, Connie Yagelski. Sherry Fa- bina, Sue Durham. ORGANIZATIONS 151 Mr. Alber tentatively tries an escargot tsnailt at the French Club dinnert Barb Hahn swings at the sock- shaped pinata at the Spanish Club Christmas Party. FRENCH CLUB: Front Row- Janet Gerwing, Debbie Meyer, Sherri Blotzer, Laura Kleinscha midt. tTreasJ, Mary Ann Thomas tSect Kathy Forsythe tVice Presj, Laurie Frank tPres.t. Second Row- Kim Wagner. Debbie Rose. Deb- bie Ludington. Nadia Yazback, Laurie Taylor, Mary Weaver, Lance Lattig, Ken Nichols. Third Row- Pam Hearty, Kimberly O'Leary, Vic- toria Wallace, Amy Pawlik, Kris Bohn, Beth Alred, Teri Grott. Brenda Graham. Fourth Row- Laura Kominiarek, Sally Werner. Kristin Kominiarek. Kathy Dull, Mark Potter, Ve- ronica Vrtis, Anne Scott, Tracy Ginthner, Lori Vernon. th Row- Tom Wisniewski, Melinda Marszalek. Julie Eikelberg. Jim Gumns, David Rudziewicz, Kathy Hershey. Dan J, Smith. Albert Edwards, Sixth.Row- Sue Olin, Matt Jesch, Mike Bass, Julie Daniels, Shelli Koss, Lorie Stombaugh, Chris Matotte. Becky Honke. Back Row- Joffer Hakim, Quentin Kniola. Kelly Russell, Juliann Brown. Tammy Dahlberg, Cindy Whiting, Donna Germain, Mike Signorino, Mrs. Callaway tSpont ttAnything Goes Ski? Dance? Sing? Play Musical instruments? Maybe some, but not all because in the foreign language clubs, anything goes! Getting organized, selling candy, competing in contests, selling carnations. eating escargots tsnaitst at a Christmas party, sponsoring dances, selling calendars, trying to break a pinata, cancelling a car wash, taking trips to Chicago, selling ink pens, wearing Hdescriptive't tee- shirts and selling donuts were a few of the events in the foreign language ClUbS this year. The common yet individual goal of each language club was a trip to a foreign country, France, Germany or Spain. Each in different ways set about raising money for the travelers. ttWe did so much! stated Mrs. Callaway, French Club sponsor. ttl think an of us are really working forward so hard, but were having fun at it! state Debbie Rose, a French Club member. French Club supplies donuis every morning. . . . , l' P . . i In! 5' +'rm j .- ' German, the language of geniuses brags . ' v David Williamson SPANISH CLUB: Front Row- Jeff Rose Presq, Sandi Pullin Seem Sherry Fabina Wice PresJ. Second Row- Betsy Patterson. Andrea Camar- ena. Janette Samaiio, Arti Shah. Miriam Hakim. Stacy Tucker, Lisa Freligh. Third Row- Marilyn Batzel, Brenda Egelske. Judy Wilson, Leslie Berkowitz, Mayra Martinez. Karry Trout, Anne Fleming. Fourth Row- Dawn Christensen. Kim Schaper, Barb Hahn, Lynne Trueax. Pam Drake, Julie Downs, Karen Zarazee, Wendy Christensen, Mr. Hakim Sponj. Back Row- Sally Nowatske, Shirley Allen, Nan- cy Birdsong, Loren Hahn, Randy Autry, Terri Murphy, Lisa Radke. Cherrone Jetton, GERMAN CLUBzFront Row- Andi Brill Wresj, Susan Lisak Wice Presj, Sherri Flohr $ecj, Bill Kintzeke Ureasj. Second Row- Lee Schelling, Mylese Tucker. Deon Weiss, Jackie Sells, Leigh Ann Burklow, Scott Martin, Jeff Lowery. Scott Reid. Third Row- Tessa Skoezek. Pauline Jasicki, Cheryl Zeese, Scott Schultz, Cheryl Marsh, Tina Ludwig, Gaile Cernius, Richard Groendyke, Ai- mee Wuerzburger, Herr Ruth Sponj. Fourth Row- Lisa Schomaker. Edie Crosley, Christine Petrick, Darren Kaplan, Melissa Clem- ent. Connie Zeese. Debbie Prybylla, Laurie Ba- con, Robin Fly. Steve Dietz. Filth Row- Richard Gayheart, Daniel P. Smith, Jon Rice. Mike Braman, Mike Gardner, Phil Ray, Jeff Ulrich, Jeff Ramion. Rusty Ulrich. Back row- Susan Bannwart, Brenda Ladwig, Brett Arens, Tina Kasprzyk. Gwen Mason. Jack- ie Brill. Trudy Hixon, Andy Smith, Matt Pod- gorski, Lisa Novak. ORGANIZATIONS 153 .. ,... ,, Whots acting? . . n . . .0 W Brenda Gruenberg tClarat mands the throne from Bob Cariisle tThe M use King a: ' C .., tiAias, my poor Huitgren! I tried, but the evil beast caught me in its lone, baieful eye and enslaved me to an unfruitful night of watching Charlie's Angelsfi itMy dog ate my assignment? ttThe bus ran over my termpaper after I typed it in eye-pieasing blue ink. For some of us, acting is an everyday occurrence. Others have made an art of it. Drama Club and Stage Crew help with the plays at Rogers which entertain students and the Michigan City community. Drama Club sponsors two plays a year. Fall and spring plays this year were The Music Man and Tom Jones. Drama Club also has a patrons program which provides funds for props, costumes and production costs. Stage Crew prepares for band concerts, plays, and other functions using the auditorium. STAGE CREW: Front Row- Stephanie Cotton. Susan Vrtis. Chris PotterUech Dim, Jon Rice Wake-um, Lea HeegWice Presj, Debbwe She- beI mo. Presj, Diane Randoiph, Whit Rees, Tim Wagner Stage Managery Sheila Cordray, Lanny Potts, Jim Voss, Jim KwieciemAss't, Stage Man- DRAMA CLUB: Front Row- Jim Voss, Jim Wilke, Chris Potter, Sheila Cordray. Jon Rice, Stacy Tucker 6ecq Treasj, Holt Edinger Nice Presj. Stephanie Cotton. Judy Dean, Linda Post. Second Row- John TroyeNSpom, Jim Kwie- cien. Whit Rees, Lea Heeg. Susan Vrtis, Veronica Vrtis, Lanny Potts, Mylese Tucker, Susan Lisak, Behind the scenes, Ben Opperman and Duane Baker create the stage. aged. Second Row- Shem Ream, Brenda Robin- son. Veronica Vrtis, Laura Kleinschmidt, Debra Nichols, Leslie Saturday, Sherri Flohr, Lisa No- vak, Wayne Whitiow, Jeff Raiford, Kim Pelis. Jim Wilke. Jamie Fleming, Mike Wagner. Shirley Allen, Jamie Fleming, Tracy Ginthner. David Rudziewicz, Kathy Hershey, Julie Harsha. Third Row- Gwen Mason, Terri Murphy. Kim Wagner, Lisa Novak. Matt Boehniein. Anne Scott, Tom Rough, Kris Bohn, Lynne Trueax. Laura Kleinschmidt, Leslie Saturday, Sarah Lin- gle, Debra Nichols, Kathy Forsythe, Debbie Behrndt, Randy Autry. Wendy Christensen. Back Row- John TroyemSponJ. Elaine Fisk, Val Fisk, Debbie Brooks. Valerie Turner. Joel Arneson, Bert Opperman, Scott Martin Terri Murphy. Diane Baker, Julie Zdyb. Judie Brown. Mr. Siddall Uechniciam. Back Row- Beth Alred, Lisa Scott, Andy Spurgeon. Wayne Hupertz, Janet Rhoades, Traci Pharr. Connie Yagelski. Lynn Fischbacher, Sherri Flohn Tim Wagner. Jon Behrndt. Daren Sampawski, Robert West, Jeff Richard, Skip Thatcher. Math Club ttTry the next program. HI must have pushed the wrong button the. ha, snicker, snickeri. A2134 Greg Cooper is a rat. ttWhat? 'tHey. Greg! Look how our program came out. uLet me see! Hey, try this one: A2135 Jeff Rose is a ------ uWhat? Computer Club ttWe have to sell 48 boxes! Who wants that many M81M's'? ttYou want to go to Marriotts, dontt you? We'll have such a good time, and 48 boxes isn't all that bad! HBut the cheerleaders are already selling them, and the boxes don't have handlesi'i ttlill give you a bag. Come on, here come some hungry freshmen. HNow, that's funny! Sell those M8LM's! Wayne Whitlow starts his day with orange juice from the Computer Club, MATH CLUB: Front Row- Lance Lattig, Melissa Clement, Aimee Wuerzburger, Beth AlredtTreasJ, Ken YagelskitVice Presj. Nancy BarkleytSecJ, Veronica Lee, Maria Lozano, Robin Schofield. Second Row- Lori Vernon, Missey Miller, Darren Kapian, Debbie Ludington, Rick Jesch, Dawn Christensen, Kim Peiis, Lynne Trueax, Pam Vedo, Andy Smith. Matt Padgorski. Third Row- George Houston. Colleen Coughiin, Jody Weir, Amy Blackburn, Julie Keller. Becky Coughlin. Lisa Radke, Mrs. Warren tSponJ, Ms. ApseytSponJ, Rich- ard GayhearttPres.i. Fourth Row- Laura Rajsic, Debbie Pludo, Anne Fleming, Emily Jernberg, Beth Rudnick, Nadia Yazback. Miriam Hakim, Heidi Kapian, Judy Wilson, Julia Jernberg, Cary Young. Fiith Row- Kris Bohn, Mike Gardner, Dan J. Smith. Greg Cooper. Kathy Hershey, Linda Kozinski, Julie Eikeiberg, David Rudziezwicz, Susan Lisak. Pam Drake. Back Row- Janet Patterson. Arti Shah, Ranjan Patel, Tim Allie, Mike Bass, Mark Burton. John Deaner, Jodi Pettichord, Betsy Patterson, Teresa Seifert. Science Club HLetis sponsor some guest speakers on scientific subjects. 'tLike what? ttWeIl, iike computer technology or medicine- general stuff that kids are interested in. But isnit that kind of boring? t'No, not as long as they are different speakers from last year. Discussion and election of homecoming queen were agenda SCIENCE CLUB: Front Row- Stacy Tucker Sec, Treasj. Richard Gayheart Wice Presj. Juha Jemberg Wresj, Second Row- Kimberly O'Leary, Pam Drake, Lisa Radke, Lance Lattig, Colleen Coughlin, Mike Phillips, Shirley Allen, Gloria Smolinski, Rick Jesch, Kim Pelis. Third Row- Kathy Hershey, Melinda Marszalek, Julie Eikelberg, Cyndi Suit, Penny Will, Susan Lisak, Mylese Tucker, Lynne Trueax. Fourth Row- Emiiy Jernberg, Kim Wagner, Beth Swain. Missey Miller, Heidi Kaplan, Aimee Wuerzburger. Nadia Yazback, Debbie Ludington. Fifth Row- Sue Virtis. Jay Downs, Dan J.Smith, Christopher Potter. Mike Gardner. Randy Autry, David Cook, Ken Yagelski, Eric Dietz. Back Row- Mr. Hultgren wponj, Laura Cowin, Amy Stark, Doris Upsher, Judy Wilson, Nancy Barkley, Marilyn Batzel, Dawn Christensen, Lorie Stombaugh, Kent Lange 6mm COMPUTER CLUB: Front Row- Rick Jesch, Sheila Cordray, Lorie Stombaugh 6ecj. Jeff Rose Wresj, Greg Cooper Wice Presj. Dan White tTreasJ, Jennifer Groff Spom. Second Row- Beth Aired, Richard Gayheart, Kris Bohn, Christopher Potter, JoAnn Welham, Teresa Kosakowski. Yvonne Cooper $ponj. Back Row- Nancy Barkley, Trisha Zygmun- towski, Victoria Wallace, Jim Kwiecien. Cherron Jetton, Pam Vedo. Heidi Kaplan buys MaMs from Missey Miller, a Math Club member. ORGANIZATIONS SYMPHONIC BAND: Front Row- Mr, Henr drlcks, Betsy Patterson Sue Cook. John Spur- geon, Mike Pmllips. Laura Cowin. Lorie Stom- baugh, Gayle Hanke, Kim Pelis, Veronica Vrtis. Todd Helms. Janet Patterson, Tomm Tanner Second Row- Lanny Potts, Tom Tylisz. Basil Fomne. Jr.. Debbie Rose, Bill Applegarth, Mylese CONCERT BAND: Front Row- Michelle Sa- vinski. Lisa Nicholson, Debbie Prybylla, Janet Mason. Dawn Wade, Kim Wagner, Sherry Gris- wold. Nyeita Irish, Laura Tylisz, Janet Morrisroe, Judie Brown, Gayle Finney. Amy Dolson, Sec- ond Row- Angela Hutson, Freda Prichard. Cathy Janatik. Jackie Howard, Kimberly Fargo, Tucker. Julie Beckman, Melinda Marszalek, Shem Fhohr, Mike Brady. Cheryl Marsh, Pat Mark. Third Row- Tim Kistler. Todd Wilkinson Cad Dahlberg. Andrea Camarena. Joffer Hakim. Steve Steele, Kevin Palmer, Scott Schultz Judy Chestnut, Penny Hill, Susan Bannwart, Julie Kel- ler, Johnny Burney Kimberly Williams. Susie Phillips, Rob McBride, Ron Koch, Jeff Pahl, Tim Rauschenbach. Donna Germain, Lynn Tarasick. Third Row- Gary Dlu- towski. Mike Callaway, Edie Crosley, Steve Dietz, Mike Koch. Neal Amico. Jeff Raiford, Ja- nice Blake, David Pritchett. Amy Konkey. Tammy Dahlberg, Carla Groth, Denise Church. Back Row- Joel Werner, Jeff Schumaker. Jack- ie Sells. Patty Nowatzke. Janet Rhoades. Paul Hanke. Greg Ruggles, Ricado Clemente, Matt Boehnlein. Bob Carlson Mark Duszynski. Susan Vrtis. Cathee Goetz, BiH Peck, Bev Richardson Dave Kobos. Back Row- Graig Creutzburg, Brian Hender- Iong. Shelley Gurrola. Eric Felton, Gayhaynn Pol- man, Steve Peck, Jon Behrndt. Joe Bardusk, Bill Pannell, Candy Dabney. Joe Lilovich, Dian Houck. Darren Samplawski, Kathi Werner, Dave Teeters. Sharon Ross JAZZ ROCK BAND: Front row- Carl Dahlberg Ron Fargo. Todd Wilkinson, Second Row- Deb- bie Rose, Bill Applegarth, Tom Tanner, Jackie Sells Third Row- Greg Ruggles, Bil! Ren, Cathee Goetz. Back Row- Paul Hanke, Micheal Brady, Shirley Allen. Bill Peck. PEP CLUB: Front Row- Carmen Lane, Marsha Houston, Penny Will. Nancy Barkley Nice Presj, Karen Koss Wresj, Beth Alred Geo. Treasj, Lucinda Fabina. Mona Goolsby, Dorrence Brooks, Laura Cowin. Second Row- Sheila Gembala, kim Pelis. Yvonne Legros, Trisha Zyg- muntowski, Jill Mishler, Robin Fly. Tracy Jovien, Donna East, Jana Wood, Julie Downs, Kim Stib, PEP BAND: Front Row- Jackie Sells. Greg Rug- gles, Tom Tanner, Mike Phillips, Gail Hanke. Second Row- Todd Wilkinson, Pat Mark, Nick Cardello, Ron Fargo, Jon Behmdt, Sherri Flohr. Third Row- Nbert Hoodwin, Bob Carlson, Dave Jessica Blieden. Third Row- Becky Coughlin, Colleen Coughlin, Deon Weiss, Cyndi Sult, Kym Miyata, Lynn McDaniels. Barb Hahn, Brenda Graham, Wendy Boyd, Ellen Hemczak, Karen Algner, Amy Dolson. Fourth Row- Miss Joyce Weeks $ponj, Vera Starks. Chris Brietzka, Ja- nice Dahlberg, Judy Chesnut, Lisa Bell, Sherry Fabina. Terri Murphy. Becky Delco. Julie Keller. Kobos, Glenn Bndwell, Paul Hanke, Man Boehn- lem, Mark Duszynskl. Back Row- Bev Richard son, Lone Stombaugh, Kim Pelis. Chery! Marsh. Ltsa Miller, Laura Cowin. Debbi Mitchell. Mrs. Richey 6mm. Back Row- Bonnie Parish. Cindy Potempa, Jeannette Bry- ant. Lori Beall, Jenny Bond, Theresa Havlm, Tra- cy Gimhner, Brenda Egelske, Karen Zarazee, Sharon Semla, Janet Patterson. Betsy Patter- son. ORGANIZATIONS 159 RAIDERETTES: Front Row- Kym Miyata. Second Row- Dorrence Brooks, Agnes Fowlert Third Row- Debra Johnson, Wendy Boyd. Fourth Row- Brenda Graham, Barbara Slater tSponJ, Maria Head. Fifth Row- Dondie Adams tManagert, Barb Hahn. Lynn Bell, Lynn McDaniel. Becky Delco, Debbie McDonald. Carmen Lane, Besty Ross, April Adams tManagert Back Row- Sheila Gembala tCo-Captj, Re- mona Goolsby tCapM The Raiderettes anxiously await their position to come up in the Columbus Day Parade. Betsy Ross, Sheila Gembala. Tracey Slater. Becky Delco, Marsha Houston, Remona Goolsby and Kym Miyata lead the band down Clark Street during the Columbus Day Parade. llHl 1W I 51H H3, Parade day for Raiderettes HThat stinks. Get those legs upfiThese are two familiar lines heard by Raiderettes during weekly practices. But Sponsor Barb Slater has nothing but praise for her girls when it's game time. The Raiderettes have come a long way under the direction of Ms. Slater. At one time they only performed at the half time of football and basketbail games. but now they march in the Columbus Day Parade in Chicago; they compete with the band in competition, and they have been invited to march with the band in Florida this spring. -JA'LS .- . ' i am end-Wendy Boydfimarcnu ' ' '1 facrossjhe Chic'agofhver'Bridge. w Led by Sponsor . . ettes s'trut to the t i t . Band. i Led by Captain Remona Gooisby, Co-captain Shiela Gembala, and Seniors Tracy Slater, Rebeoca Delco, Brenda Graham, Maria Head, and Manager April Adams, the squad is well balanced. i'Having to choreograph their own routines is hard on them, states Ms. Siater, Hbut the girls give it their best shot and exciting steps? in order to try out tor Raiderettes, a girl must be a 9th grader and a member of the Pep Club for one year. Ms. Slater feels this is necessary to evidence pep and enthusiasm. ATTENDANCE ASSISTANTS: Front Row- Betsy Ross. Margie Neulieb, Kathy Wamke. Shelli Koss. Loretta Kozlowski. Carla Vardaman, Jill Schwermer, Kristi Kroening. Donna Turner, Mindy Goble Second Row- Becky Ross. Pam Waymire, Deb- bie Malwin, Leslie Berkowitz, Michelle Harvell, Judy Southward. Debra Nichols, Chris Breitzka, Liz Bowmar. Sue Coffman. Lori Lutterman. Third Row- Cheryl Keene, Charlene Biddle, Ju- lie Welsh, Chris Wallace, Tammy Whitehorn, Kathy Bendix, Sandy Pullin, Maria Lozano. Mari- anne Sliwa, J.P, Mielko. Debbie Kucth. Back Row- Yvonne Legros. Deon Weiss, Susan Lisak, Alma Noreika, Ellen Hemczak, Mary Wen- zel. Terri Murphy, Diane Baker, Marybeth Downs, Laura Green. Liz Secrease. Brenda Gra- ham, Gloria Smolinski OFFICE ASSISTANTS: Front Row- Tracey Pahs, Stacey Cooper, Pam Fredenberg, Lisa Bu- lot, Lisa Glossenger. Second Row- Sharon Smith, Sue Kempf, Col- leen Coughlin, Cathy Abbey, Sheila Gembala. Back Row- Judy Kieszkowski, Lori Lutterman, Chris Diapaolo, Lynn Fischbacher. Sally Werner. Kay Schlunz. Assistants Make It Work CheryI, could you get me the schedule and find out where Miss Flavin is at 2:007' HOk! aah Ah, here. She's on her prep hour at 2:00 ,6 LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: Front Row- Kelly Russell, Jill Pettichord, Melody Keen, Joan E. Seitz, Second Row- Sharom Cofer wpom. Jamie Whittley. Beth Kozinski, Jenny Cavin, Sylvia Grass, Denise Radke Back Row- Amy Konkey, Tempi Allen, Judy Okay, thanks ' HYou're weicome. Running passes is a big part of their work as Office Assistants. Southward, Brenda Ladwig. COUNSELOR? ASSISTANTS: Front Row- Teri Grott, Sindi Oden, Beth Alred. Tammie Ev- ans, Ramona Ferrell, Tracey Slater. Gale Kluge. Jeff Duszynski, Maria Kuchik. Second Row- Laura Cowin, Pam Vedo, Jenny In the Counselors Office Sally Philhps answers the phone for Mrs. Bauer. Checking in books are Sylwa Grass and Joan Seitz, Library Assistants. Flipping through files is part of Cheryl Tar- pley's job as an Office Assistant. Cohn, Nancy O'Brien, Victoria Wallace. Linda Blarmon, Deanna Pedzinski, Jo Novak Spony Back Row- Carol Groendyke, Ginni Gulliver, Sally Nowatzke. Bonnie Cox. Sally Phillips, Su- san Durham. Joan Wiederhold. Janice Swanson, Missy Miller, ORGANIZATIONS Chess Club HLetts see, Ummm , I think I'll move my bishop to the left and capture your pawn. Ha! Ha! I've got you now! HNot really, I just move my Queen here, and that's check and mate! HWow, that will teach me to take on one of those mean dudes in the Rogers Chess Club! Horticulture tlLook down there. Whats that little green stem growing from the crack in the greenhouse floor? I don't know. Let's take a look!' ttOw! It bit me! ltLook, its growing! tIDontt you know! It's the Horticulture's next big project. They are going to deliver oarnations to homerooms for the Sadie Hawkins Dance for only a dollar. CHESS CLUB: Front Row- Kenny King. Dale Teeters, Back Row- Roger Weherle, Miss Joy ISponJ. FASHION CLUB: Front Row- Chris Cot- tingham tVlce Preset, Janice Dahlberg ISeclt. Dawn Christensen ITreastt, Second Row- Sherri Ream, Kathy Fransko, Chris Wallace, Tina Ashcom. Theresa Clouse. Jana Wood, Jackie Brill. Third Row- Heidi Edinger, Kari Gorecki, Diane Baker, Terri Murphy. Debbie King, Deon Weiss, Chris Eldridge. Back Row- Diana Bur- roughs, Judy Chestnut. Lisa Radke, Donna East, Bridgette Carter, Julie Zdyb, Jill Pettichord. Fashion Club tlLower the neck and raise the hem! HNo! I can't do that. It's against my morals, my code of ethics, my scruples even! ttCome on, it's the new style! ltWetre the Fashion Club - the symbol of all Rogers High School Fashion! ttWelre even going to the International Academy of Merchandising and Design this summer. Get with it! ttYeah, I can hardly wait until July 14th to August lst. ttY'know, I guess youtre right! Lower the neck and raise the hem! Joel Werner starts construction of a carnation corsage for Homecoming HORTICULTURE CLUB: Front Row- Grace Coursel, Doug Meredith. Jim Voss. Della Veal, Patty Coursel Nice Presm Debra McLemore, Second Row- Karen Kill, Karen Kreighbaum, Elaine Bowmar, Karla Schultz, Sue Coffman. Kathy Dull, Becky Honke. Back Row- Larry Princinsky 5pm.; Jim Wilke. Matt Swenson, Herb Saxon Wresj. Troy Wilkin- son. Doug VanCure, Chris Potter Sec. Treasj, David Sonnenberg, Nancy Kill $ponj. Connie Bosley Sponj ORGANIZATIONS 165 A common sight during halftime- overflowing Coke cups. Nancy Barkley and Liz Bowmar clean up when a pop machine floods the floor during half- time. FOOTBALL JUNIOR CONCESSIONS: Front Row- Carol Croft. Debbie Ludington, Rick Jesch. Nancy Barkley. Miriam Hakimmo-man- aged. Second Row- Kimberly O'Leary, Kathy For- sythe, Lori VernomCo-managery Tim Wagner, Susan Lisak, Melissa Clement mo-managen, Rhonda Chesnut. Back Row- Vannessa Williams, Beth Alred, Da- vid Rudziewicz, Richard Gayheart, Albert Ed- wards. Julie Eikelberg, Dan P. Smith. Greg Coo- per, Mr. Ruth Sponj. Kathy Forsythe models Herr Ruth's hat. Robin Muckway shares a Coke with Aimee work'n th 't Randy Autry pours Cokes for the halftime rush. Wuerzburger while bagging popcorn. I g e pl ,va Wow! Finally a junior! Concession 'i booths, here I come! Shouts for hot dogs. candy, and buttered popcorn fill the air as workers complete orders for hungry spectators. Snickers, Reeses, Lifesavers and potato chips clutter the tabies. Pop machines overflow; tanks empty; pressure drops, only momentarily hindering the endless supply of Coke. The halftime rush is on as angry people demand service and excited teenagers gather around the counter. Third quarter over, the dreaded cleanup begins. Anxious tor the end and exhilarated by the game, workers reluctantly start wiping down, with inventory to be taken and points to be evaluated. Upcoming Sectionals and Regionals and the promise of a sweater or jacket with 35 points generate excitement as the juniors find their time ending in the pit. BASKETBALL JUNIOR CONCESSIONS: Front Row- Miriam Hakim tCo-manageri. Stacy Tucker, Jana Wood. Liz Bowmar, Robin Mucke way, Doris Upsher. Second Row- Nancy Barkley, Judy Wilson, Sherri Ream, Melissa CIementiCo-manageri, Rhonda Chesnut. Rick Jesch, Lisa Moore, Hollie Webbi Third Row- Lori VernontCo-manageri, Beth Alred, Susan Lisak, Kathy Forsythe, Greg Coo- per, Vannessa Williams, Deon Weiss, Mr. Ruth- tSpon.i. Back Row- Dan P. Smith, Richard Gayheart, Gilbert Bush, Tim Wagner. Jeff Ramion, David Rudziewicz, Connie Yagelski, Leneil Hatchettt ORGANIZATIONS 167 One game after another Do I have to usher again? WiId kids pushing, pulling and stepping on my rope. WeII, at least I have my letter sweater on so people wiII know I have to do this. Hey, here comes that foxy chick I want to go out with. I gotta act cool. Hey, Sue, whatts happenin ? You want to do something tonight? What's wrong? What?? My rope was just flung out on the playing floor, knocking out the referee? Oh no! I want to die. Hey, does anyone know what happened to that silver Grand Prix I was working on? You say the owner picked it up this morning? But I wasn't finished. I hadn't put in the brake fluid yet. Wetve got to catch the owner before he finds out. Who was the owner, anyway? What?? Mr. Adams!?? Aaaaggghhh!!!!! LETTERLADIES: Front Row- Tracy Ginthner, Georgeann Palmer. FonteIIe Flavin tSponJ, The- resa Havlin, Doris Upshert Second Row- Patty Koch, Debbie Rose, Ja- nette SamaIio. Betsy Bagnall. Third Row- Carol Krueger. Joanne Gerwing, Cathee Goetz, Pam Drake. Back Row- Connie Johnson. Lee Cunningham, Alma Noreika, Shirley Allent LETTERMEN: Front Row- Gene Parrett tSpontt, Aaron Watkins, Joel Werner, Roger Berkowitz. Second Row- Troy Bell, Jeff Rose, Jay MiIls. BIII Peck, Jim Kwiecien. Back Row- Nazeem Agemy. Jeff Priebe, Jay Downs, Bruce Hirsch. Duane Felton. Letterman and Letterladies form a pyramid at the Rogers-Elston pep session. HUMAN AWARENESS: Front Row- Wayne Whitlow, Shawn Adams, Debi Mitchell, Becky Delco. Andrea Hillard. JoAnn Brooks. Mark Dawson, Nancy Birdsong. Patricia Scott, Alisa Burks. Candi Evans, Debbie McDonald, Morn- ingstar Olds, Norma Hubbard. Second Row- Brenda Newsome, Agnes Fowler, Sheila Gembala, Dorrence Brooks. Kym Goolsby, Anetta Bell, Catherine Parks Mary Leonard. Georgetta Edwards. Judy Southward, Betsy Ross, Kym Miyata, Almer Jean Hurtl Third Row- Lynn McDaniel, Brenda Graham, Jennette Bryant, Wendy Boyd. Vera Starks, Lin- da Ward. Tracey Slater, Renee Edwards Lmda Harmon. Rena Matthews, Faye Greer, Cathy Cotton, Mr. Drake 6ponq, Mrs. Slater. 6pm,; Fourth Row- Phillip Corley, Debra Johnson, Kim Wllhams, Hollie Webb, Ray Lewis, Ba'b Hahn, Kym Hayoen. Carmen Lane, Deoa Thompkms, Eteanor Thompson. Racheon Hurt, Candy Dabney. Back Row- Sandra Washington Anthony Fos- ter. Rhonda Hillard. Rhoda Hillard, Shereen Dawson, Denise Cooper, Robin Fly. Bessma Kel- iy. Pat Winston. Sandra LeNoir. Kathy Mitchell, Ellen Thompson, Donna Fly, Dondle Adams. Donna Southward. VlCA-AUTO: Front Row- Darren Westphal. Bri- an Sheslosky. Jeff Witherspoon. Mark O'Brien, Mike White, Tim Switzer, Ray Spencer. Second Row- Jack on. Bruce Daniel, Brian Meadows. Jim Walker, Matt Smith, Bryce Kur- piel. Ron Pagels, Third Row- ML Sobecki $90M Tom Merta. Blaine Schultz. Scott Harvey. Scott Ream, Mark Melecki, Shawn Splckaro, Bob Schoch, Fred Zimmerte, Greg Foltz, Ramon Semla. Rob Law- renz, Peter Stefanko, Damon Nowatze. Gorman Patrick, Leslie Whitaker. Back Row- Bret Bailey, Jeff West. Mike Unger- ank, Jim Balding, Dave LaMar. Brian Thompson. Brian Meadows adjusts a brake shoe, ORGANIZATIONS 169 HONOR SOCIETY 1980-81 JUNIORS: Front Row- Julie Jernberg. Craig Creutzburg, Stacy Tucker, Nadia Yazback, Rick Jesch, Rhonda Chesnut. Nancy Barkley. Becky Honke. Sandy Pullin, Judy Wilson. Cheryl McDonald. Second Row- MrI Lonzo ISponJ. Kim Pelis, HONOR SOCIETY 1980-81 SENIORS: Front Row- Linda Harmon, Suzanne Milcarek. Theresa Havlin, Kelly Russell, Andrea Fredenburg, Kristi Kroening, Georgeann Palmer. Sandy Lemons. Lea Heeg, Lorie Stombaugh. Janice Dahlberg. Second Row- Mr. Lonzo ISponJ, Deborah She- bel, James Kwiecien, Chuck Scott, Mike Phillips, 53: Greg Ruggles, Carl Dahlberg, Tom Tylisz. Susan Cook, Kimberly O'Leary. Lynne Trueax, Cele Latchford. Melissa Clement, Tom Hager, Tom Samm. Third Row- Sherri Flohr, Sherry Fabina, Beth Alred, Greg Cooper, David Rudziewicz. Dan J, Scott Bolka. Jerry Apple, Sylvia Grass, Judy Na- bors. Nancy Dehlinger, Sherie McCarthy, Judy Chesnut, Third Row- Lucinda Fabina, Genevieve Thom- as, Jill Schwermer, Penny Hill, Joan Sietz, Grace Bulakowski, Marsha Houston, Jay Mills. John Barlow, Teresa Kosakowski, Linda Dobos. 2 m- I Smith. Debbie Benmdt. Colleen Coughlin, Lori Vernon, Kathy Forsythe, Cyndi Sult, Back Row- Mike Brady, Dan White,GIenn Brid- well. Dave Kobos, Mike Boese. Dan P. Smith, Jim Steele, Alma Norieka, Susan Lisak, Kathy HersheyI Back Row- Denise Kieszkowski, Alan Swain, Ron Pagels, Andrew A. Kloss, Jim Dillon, Don Christensen, JoAnn Welham, John Abbey, Mi- chael Nowatzke, Jay Downs, Roberl Franken- feld, HONOR SOCIETY 1979-80: Front Row- Dawn Christensen, Laurie Frank, Tracy Ginthner, Pam Vedo, Andi Brill, Shirley Allen Ureasj, Patty Koch Sew, Steve Latchford Pres; Tracy Slater Nice Presj. Second Row - Laura Cowin, Joanne Gerwing. Maria Montemayor. Diane Pomranke, Lisa Radke. Bobette Rogers, Jeff Rose, Bill Peck. Cathee Goetz, Barry Pratt. Third Row- Susan Vrtis, Dave Parry, Cindy Fryar, Melinda Marszalek, Cindy Kist. Pam Drake, Carol Krueger, Jeff Hahn, Joel Werner. QUILL AND SCROLL: Front Row- Kelly Rus- sell, Kathy DuH. Mandy Ml1cheH Laura Komm- arek. Laurie Secord Back Row- Dan J. Smith. David Cook. Mrs Nightingaie 6pm.; Jeff Ulrich mfficery Shem Flohr mfficew. Ghenn Bndwell mfflcen. Ms. Rudd $pom. Bill Peck. Irving Kagan, ChrIsIo- pher Potter. STUDENT SENATE: Front Row- Stephanie Cotton. Wresj, Tim Bretry $pond. Jay Mills Nice Presj, Tracy Slater $ec. Treasj. Second Row- Julie Rempala, Robin Fly. Debbie Rose. Jay Black, Jeff Mills, Third Row- Paula Moms, Kathy Forsythe. Shin Iey Alien, Mylese Tucker, Albert Edwards. Kim Wagner, Beth Rudnick. Back Row- Dave Parry, Kathy Hershey, Keith Mensah, Terri Murphy Darlene Klmzele. Susan Vrtis Scott Phillips. Mark Saturday. Back Row- Dave Cook, Lanny Potts. Roger Berkowitz, Chrlsiopher Potter. Brad Lyons. Jeff Priebe, Duane Felton, Eric Deitz Damon Nowatzke, Mr. Lonzo Sperm, ORGANIZATIONS And keep the change From T-shirts, Senior shirts, school shirts, jackets, paper. and notebooks to brownies, Iitesavers, candy bars and cashews, the Student Store and Canteen are stocked and meeting the needs of the Rogers hordes. Money from the Student Store and Canteen is used in a variety of ways, basically to benefit the students and the school, stated Mr. Adams. Thanks to monies earned by the Student Store and Canteen, groups of performers from Purdue University entertained the student body and a new copy machine was purchased this year to aid the teachers in their work. Lyn Gordon and Joan Seitz sell Iitesavers to Steve Farmer at the Student Store. SPEECH AND DEBATE: Front Row- Wayne Whitlow, Tom Hutchinson. Doris Upshert Back Row- Mrs. Ginthner tSpon.t. Canteen workers Debbie Rose and Beth Gil- more try to want on everyone Marilyn Batzel. Alma Norieka,Sherry Fablna. and Curt Jageman. at the same time. CANTEEN: Front Row- Cheryi Meerv Sarah Werner. Debbie Rose, Sue Studman. Beth Swain Wresj, Marilyn Batzel Sec, Treasj. Second Row- Joan Wiederhold, Pauline Jasicki. Cher- rone Jenon. Tammy Schilla. Deon Weiss, Lucm- da Fabina, Mr. Hultgren $pom. Back Row- Debbie Behrndt, Sherry Fabina. Cathy Abbey, Lee Cunningham, Alma Norieka. Beth Gilmore, Jon Behrndt STUDENT STORE: Front Row- Joan Seitz Kim Everett, Debi Banicki, Judie Brown, Lynn Gor- don. Julie Daniels, Connie Erickson. Joan Wie' derhold, Mr. Sims 0390M. Back Row- Carol Croft. Debbie Ludington, Beth Rudnick, Court- ney 0805. Kathy Hershey, Shari McFeely. Cory Kubsch, Cheryl Meer. Lynn Koch, Kim Wagner ORGANIZATIONS 173 OEA: Front Row- Karen Koss. Mrs. Esther Schlegelmilch Spom, Amy Stark Wice Presj Second Row- Lara Wiencek. Vicki Davis. Lo- vine Rapp. Debbie Stantz Uneasy Back Row- Kim Raypole 66m. Anita Hugley, Connie John- son Harem, Daphne Vance. VlCA-ICT 11: 10- Front Row- Judy Knoll. Shelly Sales. Mr, Sadenwater, Joan Haynes. 6ec.. Treasj Second Row- Bin Hyatle. Cheryl Gar- mon, Darryl Smith. Dannette Porter Back Row- Tammy Bland, Gary Jones, Mark Kempf, Jerry Apple Wresj VICA-ICT 1: 15- Front Row- Gina Curcio, Rich- ard Sadenwater Spom, Jeannette Cermak. Second Row- Sue Washington $ecj, Donna Schofield, Therese Howard, Tyrone Mishler. Back Row- Terry Bryant Wresj, Barry Pratt. Lenny Londakos, Kevin Weeks. Work programs offer practical expeHence The classes are CH0 and ICT, but the club is Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. The 19 members in CHO sponsored a car wash and sold candy in order to have their annual Employer and Employee Appreciation Banquet. Employers received Date Plates showing the number of years that they have participated in the CH0 program. Grace Bulakowski and Lisa Gryzbacz were selected by students for the Most Outstanding Student Award. The club receives a VICA newspaper four times a year. DECA: Front Row-James Dry tSPONt; Kim strom tSECt. Bob Hoder. Jim Dillon, Chris The 11 members in ICT sold Sherrillt Second Bow-Kelly Currin, Lynn Paviak. firewood dong With three separate Lansberg, Ben Gaunn. Third Row- Jeff Gul- candy 88188. This year the members participated in and won state and regional competition in job, spelling, parlimentary procedure opening and closing ceremonies and they received the Grand States Award for having 24 students win state awards. Distributive Education Club of America has 13 members who have participated in job interviews, window displays, and public speaking contests. The members have also attended a fall and spring leadership conference. Field trips included Chicago's Merchandise Mart and Data Institute. Jim Dillon is the President; Mike Avila, Vice Pres; Jeff Gulstrom, secretary; and Lisa Wagner, Treasurer. Office Education Association tOEA1 has 11 members who have sotd candy and gift items, sponsored a car wash and served Employers rolls and coffee for Christmas. Sue Milcarek is President; Amy Stark, Vice Pres.; Kim Raypole, Secretary; Lorine Rapp, Historian. '3 t1? 1 ,- CHO: Front Row-Charlene Biddle tSECL Naffziger. Cara Wolford. Third Row-John Kathy Dull, Vikki Koss. Kathy Cecil, Jenny Dobbs, Lynn Fischbacher, Grace Bulakowski Anderson. Second Row-Mrs. Marion Mills- tPRESt, Cathy Cavin. Back Row-Lisa Gryz- tSPONt, Debra Martin, Kari Sherril, Pam bacz, Karen Swindell, Cindy Drake. ORGANIZATIONS 175 u..- ew format for Catalyst Rogers 1980 Catalyst Staff has seen many changes, including a switch in printers and the use of newsprint. The traditional full page picture cover now has taken on a standard newspage look. In changing from a six to an eight page newspaper, the Catalyst has covered a variety of subjects related to the students. The content consists of three pages of news, two pages for feature stories, two pages on sports and one for opinion. We have a better staff this year because of their experience from summer workshops, stated Sponsor Miss Martha Rudd. Catalyst Reporter Greg Cooper leaps to the scene. ART CLUB: Front Row- Becky Honke, Colleen Glanders Ureasj, Sari Temkin 1Secj. Andi BriH Wresy. Lea Heeg Nice Presj. Sheila Blankene ship. Back Row- JoAnn Welham, Terr Hutchinson, Mrs. Mershon 1813mm, Tom Buford. WIH Quirino. , .;...1l.1. . 153531.1- 37f . . 306336 I l... ?. CATALYST: Front Row- Brenda Gruenberg. Sharon Albano, Shem Flohr, Kelly Russell. Jody Welham. Ms. Rudd 18mm. Diane Granzo. Second Row- Glenn Bridwell, Irving Kagan, Adam Cox. Christopher Potter. Connie Johnson, Back Row- Will Quirino, Steve Smarzynski, Mark Saturday, Greg Cooper. SKI CLUB: Front Row- Missy Miller, Beth Rud- nick, Mike Breitzka. Joe Gustafson, Chris Breitzka, Peggy Mufich. Heidi Kaplan. Matt Jesch, Sue Olin, Second Row- John Klingenmeier, Lisa Novak. Nancy Varda, Cheryl Tarpley, Vidas Noreika. Mary Wenzel, Jessica Blieden, Debbie Meyer, MORE SKI CLUB: Front Row- Laura Cowin, Peter Turlo, Cary Miller, Glenn Switzer. Second Row- Christi Cottingham, Rhonda Ah- rens, Kevin Palmer, Steve Peck. Glenn A. Jarrell, Austin Wilkins, Dave Pritchett, Julie Wyatt, Jack- ie BrilL Third Row- Susan Naffziger. Beth Engstrom, Kim Wagner. Daren Samplawski. Third Row- Steve Dietz. Tina Matesic, Diane Pomranke, Jim Voss. Jim Kwiecien, Brian Sheb- losky. Sharon Albano. Paul Turlo, Jenny Bond Fourth Row- Dan Bozarth, Mylese Tucker, Bob Rhoda. Jaque Meoff, Jon Rice, Holt Edinger, Bruce Hirsch, Eric Dietz, Lanny Potts, Dave Steve McIntyre. Jenny Cohn, Sherri Blotzer, Donna Germain, Leslie Berkowitz, Cindy Whit- ing, Debbie Malwin, Jeff Gangwer Fourth Row- Yvonne Cooper 690M. Anne Fleming, Tammy Dahlberg, Dean Houck, Kevin Eichelberg, Tom Drzewiecki. Veronica Vrtis. Sarah Werner. Paul Bruemmer- Scott Schultz, Cook, Adam Cox, Jamie Fleming, Kathy Her- shey, Todd Sitar. Back Row- Susan Lisak. Greg Cooper, Tim Akers, Kevin Johnson, Ron Prltchard, Brian Beauchamp, Cyndi Sult, Jim Wilke. Bill Applegarth Debbie Rose. Bonnie Kutch, Miss Joy tSponJ. Back Row- Juli Linton, Rob McBride, Gail Cer- nius, Jeannie Little, Kenneth Havlin, Ken Nichols, Angela Hutson, Jill Ellison, Dale Teeters, Laura Kleinschmidt. Remember going through Mom and Dad's yearbook? . . just for laughs? ' Ten years from now on some rainy day. children will be sitting around listening to stories about the great times at good 'ole Rogers. , As a whim. the 1980 RYB is putled from the dusty shelf. Such memories! Thumbing through these pages. good times flood back to mind. .Gee I wonder what ever happened to whatshisname? So there you are. Do you really want the kids to see that penned tro' you got three days before pictures? Good friends and favorite teachers will always remain the most important element in what COLORS US ROGERS. The buck stops here Being an administrator isn't just watching the lunch lines for chtterstt or patroHing the halls, smoking or bus areas after school. For Assistant Principal Gene Alber it means arriving at 6:30 am. to go over his paper work, referrals and records for that day and to answer questions or complaints from teachers. It also means staying late and even working evenings and Saturdays chaperoning school activities. Our administrators, Principal Doug Adams and assistant Principals John White, Gene Alber, and Kalvin Kitchell, maintain in awareness and involvement in the day-to-day activities of students and faculty by dividing time equally among them in planning budget, filing reports, listening to teachers, and confronting every kind of situation imaginable. Superintendent James Wagner revrews his notes at a Board meeting. Front row: Charles Abraham, Warren Jones. Back row: Merlin Bartlett Dick Cook. Michigan City School Board: Front row: Leon Dargis, Sam Johns. Jr,, Francis Kubik, Back row: James Fisher, Robert Taub, James Keating, Harold Werdihe, 2e hm EON DARGIS w-Q'FY'W V75. i :1: 22.31;; 1 :1 Mr. Adams beams at the long line of Rogers' students receiving scholarship pins. Mr. White directs students through a tornado drill. Karen Melts stops to talk with ML Alber Mr. Kitchell pauses for a picture while talking to a parent. Connie BosleyiHomb Econ . I I i f? z X Earl Cunningham-Business ; Bruce Fischer Flavin- P.E. I 'x I . '1 r 50' . ,I- '1 Sue Groff- Math : , 7 ,giglqnomlm Scio co ocial Studies Delano McM ' ial Studies Robert Mack essacar- Industrial W X Marion Mills- CHowoik Mary Nighti gale ;English . !- ',; f : 7 1 . .5 a. .v p : 3: Robert Odell- Counselor y- English 1, - . -er eg mafit-glndugtrial ?TT' -au: -nnn FACULTY 185 . ' 2 Myra Rem : . . .- Doug Robinson- Math rbara Slater- P.E. i. ,, Mr; XV . Gl sn:IiaVa3h , s m.g- ! .7 maidw l ' u Behind the scenes Mrs. Gangwer makes the daily attendance report, the state attendance report and the attendance report to the computer. She is also responsible for exemptlnon-exempt absences. Mrs. Greene is the treasurer and handles all book rental and activity fees; she is also responsible for the parking stickers. for registration and lockers. Mrs. Novak- the counselors' secretary. She makes his appointments and manages the massive flow of paper through the principal's office. Christine Hayes, Marietta Rogers. Christine Zick. Cafeteria Workers: Front Row- Mrs. Joan Westphal, Mrs. Beverly Burnett, Mrs. AIberta Bently, Mrs. Betty Day, Mrs. Elizabeth Hairston and Mrs, Elsie Schmidt. Back Row-Mrs. Evelyn Hinton, Mrs. Jean Wilson, Mrs, Shirley Harts- burg, Mrs. Yvonne Gardner. Mrs Betty Porter, Mrs, Violet Dolh, Mrs. Sally Simson, Mrs. Jane Slisher and Mrs Judy Goeman. Custodians: Mr. John Darman, Mr. Charles Byrd, Mrs. Ida Parish, Mr. Kenneth Pearson and Mr. Sam Jones. STAFF 189 Class Officers: Mrs. Slater wponson, Melinda Marszalek GecretaryL Mr, Bietry wponsod, Dave Parry Wresideno. Stephanie Cotton Wice Presidenn. Senior Starring Committee: Mrs. Slater $ponsow. Bill Wilson, Kristi Kroening, Cindy Fryar, Richard Konkey. Mr. Bietry Sponsorx Jay Downs. Damon Nowatzke, Joel Werner, Geor geann Palmer, John Barlow, Stephanie Cotton. Jeff Rose. Melinda Marszalek, Dave Parry, Patty Koch, Betsy Bagnall. Jay Amberg Deanna Ams Jenny Anderson Gerald Apple Barbara Arbuckle Timothy Arndt Rodney Atkins Belay Bagnall Donald Baker Kristi Bancrott John Abbey April Adams Donna Agar Nazeem Agemy Timothy Akers Sharon Albabo Debbie Alexander Shirley Allen WilIiam Allen Edward Aller Roxanne Baranowski Jo Barkow John Barlow Brian Beauchamp Cheryl Beckham Virgil Bennett Dean Benson Jayne Berke: Roger Berkowilz Charlene Biddle SENIORS 191 Lynn Biederstadt Lynnette Biller Larry Birdsong Steve Bishop Phyllis Blake Tammy Bland Sue Blankenship Sharon Boatman James Bolding Scott Bolka Roberta Burch Michelle Burklow Anthony Butler Bruce Caddo Cindy Galloway Mike Campbell Ann Carabine Robert Cardello Carolyn Carstens Daniel Carter Doug Bolles Jennifer Bond Patricia Boothe Scott Brewer Andrea Brill Dorrence Brooks James Brooks Nathaniel Bryant Terry Bryan! Grace Bulakowski April Combs Russell Congdon David Cook Shelia Cordray Stephanie Cotton Cindy Courter Laura Cowin Bonnie Cox Carla Crane Ralph Crosley Tony Catching: Kathy Cecil John Chestnut Judy Chestnut Dawn Christensor Donalu Christensen Debbie Chubb Debbie Clemons Tammy Coblo Dale Colvin Lee Cunningham Kelly Currin Kathy Curtis Tony Curtis Janice Dahlberg Bruce Daniel Torry Dandridgo Mike Davis Vickie Davis Mark Dawson SENIORS 193 Judith Dean Nancy DehIinger Rebecca Delco Paul Demass Terry Dietrich Eric Diet: James Dillon John Dobbs Linda Dobos Sally Dolph , Georgette Edwards Frances Ekovich Nancy Eldridge Amber Emerick David Engelbrecht Eugene Epple Richard Evans Tammie Evans Lucinda Fabina Joe Faulk Lee Downey Jay Downs Pamela Drake Micheal Duke Kathleen Dull Allie Duncan Susan Durham Julio Duszynski Kim Dyer Cynthia Edward: Laura Frank Brock Frankel Robert Frankenfeld Andrea Fredenberg Mark Fredson Kimbula Frierson Phillip Freismith Cynthia Fryar Julie Frye Kerri Garwich Scott Feige Duane Felton Carla Flegel James FIeming Carolyn Fly Micheal Fogarty Laura Foldenauer Louan Foldenauor Jamey Foltz Carolyn Foster Ben Gaurin Brian George Steve Germain Joann Gerwing Donald Gilbert Beth Gilmore Tracy Ginthner Colleen Glanders Korry Glassman Denise Goede SENIORS 195 Calhee Goetz Sue Gole Diane Gomba Ramona Goolsby Lynn Gordon Karlyn Gorecki Gorman Patrick Brenda Graham Kim Granzo Sylvia Grass Rick Hamilton Pal Hammons Jackie Harkleroad Cindy Harmon Linda Harmon Tim Harris Patricia Hart Michelle Harvell Ken Harvey Theresa Havlin Randy Gray Diana Griffin Richard Groendyke Teri Grott Brenda Gruenborg Lisa Gryzbacz Jeff Gulstrom Jim Gumms Robert Gulterman Mark Halloway Mike Howard Norma Hubbard Anita Hugley Steve Hunsley Robert Hyatte Linda Ivey Shari Jackson John Jacob: Timothy Janalik Glenn Jarroll Joan Haynes Maria Head Dave Heckman Lea Heeg Dave Henderlong Edward Hervey Penny Hill Bruce Hirsch Bob Hoder Marsha Houston Connie Johnson Mike Johnson Bob Johnson Gary Jones Joel Jones Terry Jone. Melvin Jootoph Tom Kahn John Kalil: Both Kaminski PEOPLE 197 Teresa Kasprzyk Melody Keen Mark Kemp! Susan Kennedy Donnise Kieszkowski Karen Kill Patty Killingbeck Cindy Kindig Julie Kindig Cindy Kist g m 1 Edward Kleinschmidt Andy Kloss Gale Kluge Steve Knapp Judy Knoll Patty Koch Richard Konkoy Grog Kosakowski Theresa Kosakowski Karon Kou Kelly Koss Beth Kozinski Karen Kreighbaum Kristi Kroening Carol Kruegor Marie Kuchik Debra Kutch Steve Kutch Thomas Kutch James Kwiocien Jo Lowery Brad Lyons Robert Lyons Robecca Maibauer Bart Malicoat Melinda Marszalek Joan Martin Mayra Martinez Christina Matosic Charmin Mathew- Lynn Lansborg Stove Latchford Sheila Lee Lonzotla Leak. Sandra Lemons Sandra Lonior Mary Leonard David Lewis Diano Lincemeyor Dale Logmann Brenda Mane Shorie McCarthy Jeff McClain Donald McDonald Shari McFooly Joanne McGinnil Pat McGinnis Theresa McGrath Charles McLemoro Debbie McLemoro SENIORS 199 Amy Meyer Suzanne Milcarek Amy Miller Shati Miller Jay Mills Maria Montemayor Monica Montomayor Sandra Morlan Teresa Mullins Judy Nabon Dave 0,Bringor Cynthia Odon Mike Orginski Sharon Orlowski Dale 0500 Tim Ottoman Zachary Page Ron Pagols Goorgoann Palmer Sandra Parks Pam Namigor Magarot Nelson Yvonne Nelson Diane Nouliob Michael Newman Kolan Nowak Damon Nowatzko Mike Nowatzko Scott Nowalzko Nancy OBrion Brenda Perry Mike Phillips Scott Phillips Diana Pomranko Linda Post Chris Potter Lanlord Pom Barry Pratt Gary Prichard Jon Priobo David Perry Geoffrey Pasek Dhirendra Patel Cheryl Patrick Chris Pavlak Sherri Pawlnk Steve Pawlak Tim Poue Bill Peck Kim Peacock Bart Pritz Ryan Prouor Will Quirino Lisa Radko Alec Ramoy Jon Ramion Diane Randolph Lorine Ropp Robin Ruchka Phillip Ray SENIORS 201 Kimberly Raypolo Scot! Ream Amy Reed Whit Rees Herman Raiser William Ron Cynthia Reuber Jon Rice Karen Riuman Bobbouo Roger: Loo Scholling Brenda Schilla Tina Schnick Debbie Schofield Blaine Schultz Bret Schultz Karla Schultz Loren Schultz JIII Schwormer Charles Scott Deborah Hogan Jomoy Rose William Rose Susan Rowley Kelly Russell Robert Ryba Shelly Sales Barbara Saruil Mark Saturday Horb Saxon David Sonnenberg Karen Sosinski Arnold Sowards Jerry Spencer Doug Spielvogel Darren Stanley Scott Stanley Debbie Slant Amy Stark Lori Stombaugh Joan Seitz Mike Sellers Kim Sevick Deborah Shebel Kim Sherrill Sally Signorino Ralph Sims Marianne Skoczek Tracey Slater Jamey Smith Larry Slrawdor Brian Skudtman Dixie Sutton Kelly Sutton Alan Swain Diane Swanson Julie Swanson Ruth Swanson Willis Swanson June Sweeney SENIORS 203 Matt Swanson Ken Symons Gwendolyn Szabo Kevin Tamlin Russel Taylor Grog Thibideau Genevieve Thomas Judy Tomenko Peter Tomlin Mark Travis Jim Wallace Rodger Walters Rosalind Watkins Todd Watuon Mary Weaver Brian Weeks Sharon Weeks Joann Wolham Judith Wollman Joel Werner Joe Trojan Donna Turner Daphney Vance Doug Vancure Pam Vedo James Voss Susan Vrtis Denise Wade Lita Wagner Craig Walker Penny Will Dave Williamson William Wilson Floyd Wimbush Jen Witherspoon Jane Wiziocki Manuela Woll Cara Wollord John Wondorgem Penny Woods Stacy Jo White Susan While Tammy Whilehorn Karen Whitfield Keith Whitlow Jamie Whimsy Phillip Whybrow Cathy Wilhelm James Wilko Troy Wilkimon Cheryl Wozniak Rich Wroblewski Jim Wroblowski Kathy Wroblewski Kevin Wroblewski Annette Wull Karen Yahtmatter Trisha Zygmunlowski SENIORS 205 m 98W 2? Sn, '.4 3w. Junior Class Secretary: Liz Secrease, Junior Class Officers: Courtney Osos Wresi- denU Kathy Hershey che Presideno, Junior Steering Commmee: Courtney 0303, Kathy Hershey, an Secrease, Tom Wisniewski. CeIe Latchford. Missy Miller, Heidi Kaplan, Diana Burroughs. Miss Joy mponson, Albert Edwards. Debbie Behrndt, Cherrone Jetton. Stacy Tucker. Lynne Trueax. Kim Haydon. Mark Ackerman Mark Adoy Angola Agnew James Albano Georgoann Alovizoo Kent Alexander Both Alrod Will Amburn Jerome Anderson Kolly Apploby Lori Arndl Winds Atkins Hannolta August- Brou Bailey Kovin Bailey Rocky Bulky Vicki Bailoy Dian. Baker Mark Baker Tim Baker Dobbio Banicki Nancy Barkley Mary Burno- Mario Balzol Richard Batzol Sherry Bonl Lori Bull Joy Boob. Dobbio Bohrndt Troy Boll Bruco Bonninghoff Miko Bishop Bobbi. Blotter Norma Bodlno Miko Boon Bobbie Bonn Elaine Bowmar Liz Bowmar Wondy Boy d Mike Brady Mike Bnmon Debra Brldwoll Glen Bridwoll Dwain. Bright Judith Brown Patty Brown Rhonda Brown Joannono Bryant HI Aliu Burk. John Burnoy Anna Burn- Dinna Burroughs Gilbort Bush Rickoy Butt- Ed Camplon Mlehnln c-rdollo Bob Carlblo Robort Carlton Bridgett. Caner Junnotto Cormak Ricky Corrilos Rhond- Chutnul Hollm Clemonl Loci Clough Jonnlfu Color 8m Comma Suun Cook Grog Cooper Shcy Cooper Phil Corloy Robert Corloy Cathy Cotton Collun Coughlln Glace Couml Pany Couml Craig Croutzborg Carol Cron Gina Curcio Candy Dabnoy Carl Dahlborg JUNIORS 207 Tim Daniel: Charles Dant Mark Davis Tony Davi' Mike Deal Dave Dick Chris DiPaolo Nancy Doboo Ron Dolph Dan Dombrowsky Blair Douglas Cindy Drake Marcus Duke Ollie Dukes Randy Durham Wayne Durham Robin 6on Melinda Goblo Molina Goblo Tori Good. Bruce Gouge Leslie Gram: Scott Gray Lori Gran Phaodra Grur Carol Groondyko Virginia Gulliver Thomas Hagar Gregory Hall John Hallum James Harrison Kim Haydon Angola Hayman Timothy Hayman Bill Honckol Randy Honckol David Hicks Karon Hillard Dale Hirachfiold Joan Hoffman Art Duazymki Jim Duszynski Donna East Roy Eckwood Heidi Edingor Tina Edingor Albert Edward: Kevin Egan Julio Eikolborg Jim Erickson Kae Eaton Michael Everett Sherry Fabina Ron Fargo Joseph Farina Scott Farley Lynn Farmer Michael Farrell Romona Farrell Torry Farrell Julio Ferguson Paul Ferrell Lynn Fischbachor Elaine Fisk Rhonda FIoming Sherri Flohr Mark Flotow Norman Fogarty Gregory Foltz Kathy Forsytho Anthony Foster Janet Freak. Julio Froligh Lina Froligh Dennis Gardner Michael Gardner Richard Gayhoart Arnold Geno Sheila Gombala Lin Glouongor Lann Hatchet! Mike Honan Becky Hohnko Pa! Holkan Lori Houck Brenda Hovey Theresa Howard Dale Hungorford Troy Hutchinson Ho Hyi Gayle Hyer Lynn Irwin Herb Jackson Laura Jackoon Lisa Jackson Curt Jagoman :' 1 . -?C .:;V-.. ': Tom Janatlk F Marcia Jenkins - ' Julia Jernberg Cherrone Jetton 4-4, Jim Johnson -. Eric Jones Q $7 Lori Jones $. Kim Kaczka Al Kuhn Janice Kalk James Kasinger Dan Koster Niko Keys Judy Kieszkowski Bill Kintzele Bob Kirk Roberta Kline Doris Kniola David Kobos Darcy Kohler Kari Kolodzioiski Laura Kominiarek Loon Koukowski Shelli Kou Pat Kowalski Ann Kozlowski Sheryl Krachinski Bryce Kurpiel Bruce Kulch Dave Lamar Kathy Lamb Bob Lansdoll Cele Latchford Rob Lawrenz Mark Laws Carl Lawson Chris Leatherman Yvonne Legros Danny Lomon- Doris Loornard Kent Lewi- Kimberly Lewis Ray Lewis David Lilovich Sarah Lingle Doug Linsomeyer l r- Suun Link Mario Lozano Kurt Lubs Debbie Ludington John Lulinaki Lori Luttorman Michelle McCarty Cheryl McDonald Lin McDougal Brian McMahon Lori McLemoro Greg Maibauar Mark Malecki Brett Mallon Tim Malott Paul Manko Diane Manthoy JUNIORS 209 Pat Mark Jeff Marshall Regina Matthews Rene Matthews Brian Menke Koren Melts Charles Meyers Mike Mayors Doug Meredith Chad Miller Lisa Miller Alden Minix Tyrone Mishler J.P. Mielko Debbie Mitchell Mandy Mitchell Kym Miyata Toni Moisan Tulio Monterrosso Lisa Moore Robin Muckway Margery Noulieb Dan Newman Jon Newman . Todd Newman Rick Newson Alma Noroika Brian Novak Twyla Oakley Mark O'Brien Kim Oloary Courtney 0000 Rhonda Perry Lynn Peters X Jack on Zachary Page Dave Pagela Jon Pahl Tracy Pangborn Gina Park William Pegg Mike Pellar Cindy Peterson Cheryl Phillips Sally Phillips Tom Piotrowski Donna Ponder Danette Portol- Bradley Potter Dale Povlock Cassandra Pullin Tim Raunchenbach Sherri Ream Julie Rempala Melvin Reynolds Cheryl Richardson Tom Richmond Jen Rinehart Flick Ringo Tom Riser Jim Rissman Brenda Robinson Betsey Ross Tom Rough David Rudziewicz Grog Ruggles Lori Rosalik Brian Sobinaki Shirley Sales Jose Salgado Sandy Salgado Theresa Samalio Tammy Sappontiold Bob Schock Donna Schofield Jon Schroeder Lori Schomaker Jo Schumaker Tracy Schweizer Laurie Socord Liz Secrease Ramon Semla Tina Setser Sherry Sharp Tracy Shetler Russell Shreve Bob Shriner 1h Virginia Shull Ron Shurloy Gail Sims Mariann Sliwa Dan J. Smith Dan P. Smith Darryl Smith Sharon Smith Stacy Smith Gloria Smolinski q Sue Sobecki 49! Eddie Sobi98ki Roxanne Sofa Judy Southward Ray Spencer John spurgeon Alvin Stanley Vera Starks E! James Shale Peter Stelanko Ronnie Steffey Kathy Storey .19 Stress Roxanne Sturdy Karen Sudow Cindy Sult Both Swain Jan Swanson Ted Swanson Karen Swindell Tim Switzer Dan Szymkowski Judy Tackott A i1; Tom Tanner Lynn Taylor Don Taylor Ron Taylor Dave Teeter: Sari Temkin Scott Thode Charles Thomas Brian ThomPSO Eleanor Thompson Ellen Thompson Scott Thornbutgh Mark Tobalski Randy Ton Annette TOPa W w: Barb Trojan Kari Trout Jen Tubbs Denise Tucker Tom Tylisz Jen Ulrich Mike Ungerank Doris UpIhOf Jams vacura James Vance Della Veal Lori Vernon Btian Verzal George Vogelsang Leanne Voss Harry Waddle Mike Wagner Tim Wagner Tim Walker Mario Walker Duane Waltz Lisa Wandrey Linda Ward Hall Wanen JUNIORS 211 Sue Washington Tobi Warsi Aaron Watkins Sharon Watkins Linda Weaver Hollie Webb Cindy Weber Gary Wodlako LuAnn Weber Kevin Weeks Deon Weiss Jeff West Leslie Whitaker John White Micheal White Nail Whitfield Bill Whitlow Joy Wightman Jazelle Williams Vanessa Williams Judy Wilson Joe Winston Sue Winter Tom Wisniowski . Q Debra Wolford Kevin Walter Jana Wood . Bernadette Wozmak Linda Wozniak Debbie Wright Tom Wright Jim Wroblowski Connie Yagelski Ken Yagelski James Yahrmatter Nadia Yazback Donna Younrer Julio Zdyb Bruce Zimmerlee M... ,. k -...,. Wt Courtney 0505 leads the ju- niors In 3 MM Militants prepare for the attack. . hr ' A day at the beach MICHIGAN CITY, ln.-iRYBi The US. Coach Guard reported that a fierce sea battle took place early this morning off the coast of the National Lakeshore. A Russian fleet was devastated by a high performance Beechcraft and SLA crew. The President has proclaimed Adm. Jesse B. Rogers and his crew of twelve as victors in the greatest inland sea battle known to mankind. The Russian fleet was first seen at 0600 Friday. Within a few hours seven battleships and three carriers were sunk, leaving one lone flagship. After the militants seized the Russian beverages, the flagship was also put to her watery grave. After the beaches were reclaimed and camp set up, the troupe made use of the confiscated goods. Members of the defending forces were Sgt. Wild Bill Ren. Lt. John Barlow, Pt. Lanny Potts, Rear Adm. Jim Voss, Col. Don Christensen, Sgt. of Arms Matt Swenson, Bombardier Jamie Flemming, Eagle Scout Todd Akers, Potatoe-peeier Jon Rice, 5- star Gen. Tim Akers, Radio Op. Jim Boiding. and Company Mascot Fang. Enemy cargo is washed ashore. VDIDIHDMVDIDI '9 Sophomore Class Officers: Hassan Agemy Wresidenn, Darlene Kintzele Wice-Presi- denn, Sophomore Class Secretary: Debbie Malwin. Sophomore Steering Committee: Front Row: Bob O'Brien. Betsy Patterson, Ron Ftyba Second Row: Mr. Peters Sponson. Hassan Agemy Darlene Kintzele, Debbie Malwin. Miss Gettinger $p0nson. Third Row: Leslie Berkowitz, Kristin Kominiarek, Lance Lattig. Barry Nothstine. Enmy Jernberg, Joe Bardosk, Jill Pettichord, Tom Drzewiecxi, Anne Fleming. Back Row: Diane Rush, Tina Kasprzyk, Rip Graf, Connie Zeese, Tammy Dahlberg, Debbie Rose. Sarah Werner, Julie Downs, Terry Murphy, Kim Wagner. Doddie Adams Shawn Adams Lee Adkins Rich Adrian Hanan Agemy Tompi Allen Jacqueline Allison Tony Allison Larry Apple Bill Applegarlh Joel Arneaon Paula Arneaon Tom Amt Tina Auhcom Cassandra Augusta Robert Aulry Laurie Bacon Hockey Bailey Laworenco Bailey Torn Bailey Diane Baker Robert Baker Susan Bannwart Kimberly Baranowski Joe Barduuk Grog Barnes Karla Barnes James Bartholomew Mike Bamick Cheryl Bankin Eddy Batlesail Robert Batzoli Jon Bochninaki Karen Bock r ', . Julie Bockman ' Anetta Bell . - y Lina Bell , A Molly Bell Kathleen Bendix . ; Scott Bongo 3 - g4: Leslie Borkowltz Betsy Beukorv David Bishop Nancy Birdsong Sheila Blankenhip A ; Jessica Blidon Sherri Blotzer . , Douglas Bogart ' Kris Bohn Loeslha Bonn Richard Bonich Barbara Boo 4 g. , Tami Boone Polar Bowmar Chris Breitzka ' PhilBrinkman 17' Debra Brook: Troy Brooks Juliann Brown Katherine Brown Kenneth Brown Tammie Brown Lina Bulot Tom Bunion Elaine Burlord Leigh Burklow Teddy Burks Andrea Cameron: Cuandta Campbell Richard Casey Torrance Catching. Truwina Catching. Jennifer Gavin Scott Cecil Darryl Chappell Robin Christensen Richard Claus Kathy Clemons Theresa Clouu Jon Comnan SOPHOHORES 215 Rodney Coher Jenny Cohn Andrew Combs Mary Comer Dabber Conner Gayle Cooper Jack Cooper Jame. Corbot Chris Coningham Kathy Couter Kim Cowgill Adam Cox Phil Crawlord John Crider Phillip Cross James Cummings Sue Cunningham Scott Currin Angela Curry Debra Curry Darrel Czizek Tammy Dahlberg John Darnell David Davis Glendira Davis Shereen Dawson David Dennott Sue Denow Kelly Devereauz ' Gary Dlutkowski M w Richard Dodd Debra DomlIkowaki ' Julie Downs Marybeth Downs Jeffery Duszynski Chris Dyer Dean Eckert Angela Eckwood Timothy Eckwood Brenda Egolsko a, Tony Ekovich .. W Tim Eldridge Shawn Enrick Beth Engstrom Scott Enos Candy Evans Gloria Evans Eric Fallon Ron Potters Scott Firegaugh Valencia Fisk Anne Fliming Robin Fly Agnes Fowler Eric Fragoman Pam Frodonburg W Tomiko Frienon Brett Fryer Jonory Gage Jon Gangwor Marie Geese Donna Germain Janet Gaming Frank Gibuon Tim Gilbert Jim Gloy Todd 6on Jose Gomez Kim Goolsby Werner Gral Michelle Granzo Rodney Green Ron Griffin James Grizzlo Mark Gurrola Michael Gunman Barb Hahn Mirian Hakim Robin Hale Dixie Halfacre Paula Handtke Gail Hanko Kim Hardesty Ken Hargua Carolyn Harmon Bill Harris , Julio Harsh: Molina Harvey Cathy Hayman Chris Haynes Ken Havlin John Hobb Mike Heog Ellen Hemezak Brian Hondorlong Tim Honninger Pamela Horaty Arlene Hero Ricky Hervey Jeff Higdon Chris Higgs Andrea Hillard Marshall Hillman Steven Hixon Micheal Hoockelbarg Loren Hohn Ray Holm Albert Hoodwin Stove Hootman Detrick Howard Dean Houck Jackie Hovoy Lila Hovey Teresa HuHman Ed Hugley Terry Hungerford Wayne Hupertz Almeyian Hurt Tori Hutchinson Torn Hutchinson Jill lacoveui Denise Ishmael Grady Jackson Kim Jackson Diana Jaskowski Linda Jenkins Emily Jornborg Debra Johnson Ed Johnson Glenn Johnson Jo Johnson Kevin Johnson Mike Johnson - , Ray Johnson 1- .Iay Jones .K IA . Michele Jones Barb Joseph Mark Kabacinski Irving Kagan Debra Kuhn Tina Kasprzyk Cheryl Keene Basin: Kelly T Sharon Kemp! Susan Kemp! Diane Kindig Gerald Kindig Linda Kinney Ardina King Debra King Ken King Darlene Kintzolo Rick Kimble MicheleKirk Debbie Kline David Knot Ron Koch Brian Kohlor Ryan Koning SOFHOMORES 217 W Kristin Kominiarel- Chris Kopanski Jon Koss Tim Kowaski Alan Kroighbaum Mark Kruae Corrin Kubnch Richard Kuchik Yvonne Kutch Brenda Laowig Carmen Lane Chris Lane Heather Larkin George Latchlord Lance Lattig . Mike Lauderdalo I Laura Lawnon David Log ros Brenda Lemons Danny Lewis Tamara Lewis Loioa Lig htburno Betty Ling Io Mary Limo Kathryn Lofton Nick Londakos David Long Kathleen Long Tina Long Scott Lychelti Chris Ludwig Diana Moor: Cory Maitland Sherry Malicoat Debra Malwin Cheryl Marsh Dolorise Marshall Scott Martin Gwen Mason Jail Mason Kunndra Mason V Joseph Mattingly Jeffery Mazac Debbie McDonald Stove McDonald Steve McIntyre Debra McKee Kevin McKinney buano McLaug hlin Robert McLean Cheryl Moor Ronald Moor Edward Meiean Deborah May of Joseph Meyers J. P. Miolko Both Milcarok John Milcarok Jo Miller Jerry Mitchell Paulette Mitchel Howard Mohlke Mark Mondientz Cletus Moon Leslie Morrow Ron Moore Peggy Muiich Brian Murdock Theresa Murphy Sue Naifzigor Mike Neal Bill Neumann Donna Noumann Lynn Novonki Debbie Nicholas Kenneth Nichol: Barry Nothsline Lisa Novak Lisa Novak Jackie Nowak Kenneth Nowatzke Sally Nowatzke Tammy Nowtal 1! J - Mary O'Brien . Bob O,Brien Clarence Oliver k 'x Gilbert Opperman Kris Otterson w David Owen Josh Page Lee Pagols Kurt Palmer William Pannell Lisa Papineau Connie Parish Cathy Park. Kenny Parks Glenn Pannell RanJan Patel Betsy Patterson Randall Payne Clifford Peacock Steve Peck Kim Poli- Deanna Peozinski Melody Perry Barb Perschke Jill Fettichord Doug Pharr Elaine Phebus Tony Phillips Daniel Piper Todd Polita Mike Popp Vince Post Darrel Prosser Debbie Prybylla Rachelle Pugh John Putz Jeffery Pailord Vicky Rebac Tina Redden Ronald Reed Bill Reid Scott Reid Raeanno Raiser Bob Rhoda Michael Rhodes Perry Richardson Jeffery Rice John Richie William Richmond Penny Rinehart Charles Ritchie ' x Gayle Bitter a Karon Robbins 3 V Vickie Roberts Daryl Rogers Lenora Rogers Deborah Rose Laurel Roush Diann Rush Patricia Rux Ronald Ryba Laura Sobkowiak Kim Sadowski Frank Santiago Janelle Samalio Leslie Saturday John Saxon Kimberly Schaper Gilbert Scheidt WT? Tammy Schilla Kay Schlunz Donovan Schroeder Shelley Schult John Schultz Lisa Schultz Leslie Scott Patricia Scott SOPHOMORES 219 Joe Sellers Jackie Sells David Serhal Tarsha Seward Arti Shah Angela Sharp Malt Shebei Grog Shepherd i W Michael SiogmuI Mike Signorino Scott Silcox Todd Silko Roberta Simmons William Sims Todd Sitar John Skibinoki Leonard 8miortelny Lynne Smith Paul Smith Warren Smithman Michelle Sobecki Susan Sobieski Donna Southward Brenda Steinbeck Harry Steinhagen David Stephens Jeffrey Stewart Kim Stib Brenda Stout Sue Studtman Brenda Suzich Brian Summon Both Toaro Priscilla Swanson Jim Swiger Bev Taylor Jo Taylor Laurie Taylor Laverne Taylor Ron Taylor Cheryl Tarploy Charles Thatcher Arlene Thomas Dada Thompkins Andy Timm Mark Timm Bonnie Tomlin Megan Tompkins Jame: Trunk Charles Turner Valerie Turner Lori Tubbs Benetta Upshor Belinda Van Nancy Varda Carla Vard-man Melody Vornard Rhonda Voorhees Kim Wagner Lee Walden Chris Wallace Julie Walls Tim Walsh Bart Wank. Kathy Warnko Dorcas Warren Kathy Warren Bob Watkins Pam Waymire Roger Wehrle Stacy Wei: Julio Welsh Mary Wonzol Sally Werner Sarah Werner Andrew Weston Penny Westphal Janina Whitehorn Tim Whimeld Cindy Whiting Joan Wiederhold Michele Wienhott Mark Wiese Austin Wilkins Brent Williams Lois Williams Tim Williamson Stafford Wilson Mike Windlo Pat Winston Jim Wintek Bob Wisniewski Phillip Wolf Dean Woopson Joan Wozniak ' Brenda Wright 7 35': Chris WrobIe-ki Suzanne Wroblewski Julie Wyatt Tracy Yahrmatter Karen Zarazee Ken Zarazee Connie Zeeae Dale Zila Glen Zila Sophomores make their mark Grab those blue streamers. HWhere' s the gold paintT' HCome on. sign the Wall! Sophomores stretched both bodies and streamers. lending time, patience and materials to show their enthusiasm during Regional Spirit Week. Students spent their spare time before and after school trying to make their halls the best. Mark Mondientz, Dean Eckert. and Dennis Priichard add their touch to i'The Soph Walt. Creativity is the spark to Sophomore spirit. Shown is a drawing recreated by Barry Nothstine with Sophomore logo Bustin out in '82. Freshmen Steering Committee: Mrs, Nightin- gale, Lynn Tarasick, Cindy Potempa. Julie Dan- iels. Mr, Stark, Joe Lilovich, Anne Scott. Michelle Savinski. Tammy Link, Janet Morrisroe. Becky Coughlin. Diane Blankenship. Sue Olin. Steve Steele, Jeff Maxey, Ron Delco, Bill Wingard, Tra- cy Jovien. Donna Fly, Cheryl Henry, Maurisa Ud- vare. Freshmen Class Officers: Cindy Potempa Wresidenn. Julie Daniels Nice Presiden0 Freshman Class Secretary: Lynn Tarasick. Cathy Abbey, Howard Abbott, Trudy Adams, Rhonda Ahrene. Jay Alexander, Karen Aigner, Tim Allie, Charles Allison, Deb Allison Neal Amico, Kim Appleby, Brett Arene, Janie Bailey, Scott Bain, Cheryl Baker, Jackie Banicki. Jeanette Banicki, Michelle Barclay Mike Barkley, Dave Barnes, Tina Barr, Kevin Bartholomew. Mike Baskin, Mike Bass, Klaus Baumann, Jon Behrudi. Beth Ann Bendix Bill Benjamin, John Bentley, Dar Berrier, Shawn Bickel, Donna Bishop, John Black, Ann Blackburn. Janice Blake, Diane Blankenship Gaile Cernius, Margaret Cermak, Brian Cerrilos. Vickey Chambers. Debra Charison, Tina Chestnut, Carl Childers, Charles Chiders, Linda Childers Chris Chlebek, Denise Church, Ron Clouse, Bill Coble. Kim Cole. Kevin Cofer, Bryan Coleman, Sereta Cooper. Rebecca Couglin Jim Courter, Brenda Cox. Karole Cox. Donna Crawford, Kim Creger, Tammy Creger. Sandy Cridland, Edie Rae Crosley. Tony Curcio Darrin Czizek, Juiie Daniels, Debra Darling, Kirt David. Dan Davis. Nancy Davis. Tamra Dyer, John Deaner, Ron Delco Cynthia Bodine, Annette Bogart, Tami Bolton, Steve Borzych, Larnice Bostic, Don Boucher, Dan Bozarth, Stacey Bradford, Mike Breitzka Terry Bright, Jackie Brill, Darlene Brinkman, Chris Brodien, Janice Brook, Randy Brooks. Dawn Brown. Elizabeth Brown. Doug Brown Larry Brown, Paul Bruemmer, Mark Bryant. Wayne Buetl, Torn Buford, Scott Burkhart, Keith Burks, Greg Burnett, Doug Burrows, Mark Burton, Tina Burton. Lisa Butts, Michelle Cabanaw, Steve Cabil, Brian Caviggiola, Greg Caviggiola. Mike Callaway, Bill Campion FRESHMEN 223 Tim Frye, Juan Fuentes, Debra Garrett, Wendy Gatz. Julie Gawron, Teresa Gayheart, Houston George, Lucas Gehrmann, Sylvia Geiggen Natalie Gibson, Darlene Giliespie. Penny Gipson, Michelle Gianz. Sam Glanz, Diane Glossinger, Tom Gonder. Rich Gore. Lynn Grantz Tim Granzo. Melodie Gray, Rick Gray. Jerry Grieger, Diane Griffin, Sherry Griswold, Dan Grossenger, Sue Groth, Shelly Gurrola Joe Gustafson, Sharon Hack, Hassen Hakim. Joffer Hakim, Willie Hammonds, Pat Harold, Bruce Hart, Lisa Hayman. Amy Marg Dickey, Amy Dolson, Bob Dolph, Brian Dombrowsky, Annette Downey, Malcolm Duke. Phil Duncan, Sheila Eaton, Todd Eddy Renee Edwards, Saudra Edwards, Valerie Edwards, Brett Egeiske, Kevin Eichelberg, Jim Eikelberg, Chris Eldridge, Jill Ellison, Jim Eiwell Bob Epiey, Connie Erickson. Lynda Erickson, Dan Evans, Kim Evem, Gary Everly, Tina Falls, Kim Fargo, Eva Ferguson Gayle Finney, Kelly Flowtow, Donna Fly. Michael Fly, Helen Fogarty, Debbie Forker. Dave Franckowski, Kathy Fransko, Yolanda Frierson Paul Heeg, Melody Heflin, Ken Hekter, Nkruman Henderson, Cheryl Henry, Jim Hicks, Lisa Higgs, Rhoda Hillard, Greg Hinchman Patrick Hines, Trudy Hixon. Keith Hoffmaster, Rich Hogan, John Holkan, Brad Houck, Larry Houston, Jackie Howard, Cheryl Huskey Angela Hutson, Nyeita Irish, Mike Irk. Craig Jacobs, Allen Jackson, Camy Janatik, Earl Jankowski, Mike Janosky, Adam Jasicki Pauline Jasicki, Cliff Jenks, Matt Jesch, Hugh Johnson, Mark Johnson, Melanie Johnson. Teri Johnson, Todd Johnson. Eddie Jones Elbert Jones, Jeff Jones, Sherryl Jones, Barbara Jordan, Deborah Joseph, Jennifer Jost, Tracy Jovien, Gary Kalvaitis, Pat Kaminski Darren Kaplan, Kurt Kazllucha, Tracey Keefer. Doyle Keeling, Joe Keene, Julie Keller, Terry Kelly, Brad Kepcha, Brett Kepler Amy Kindig, Keith Kiner, Kevin Kiner, Robert Kinney, Jeff Kirkland, Laura Kirkland, Kelly Kisser, Scott Kite, John Kilingemeier Mark Kloss, John Konkey, Quentin Kniola, Kevin Knotts, Lynn Koch, Mike Koch, Karl Koziatek, Linda Kozinski, Cynthia Kring Janet Mason, Tim Massom. Chris Matotte, Jeff Maxey. Robert McBride, David McCoy, William McGrath, Darrin McKeehan, Barb McLemore Margaret Meer, Keith Mensait, James Meredith, Gwen Miles, Cary Miller, Ellen Miller, Jodi Miller, Jeff Mills, Jill Mishier Curtis Mitchell, Janette Mitchell. Kathy Mitchell, Lisa Mitchell, Sherry Morlan, Paula Morris, Janet Morriroe, Tiara Morrow, Sherry Neal Randy Nelson, Brenda Newsome. Paige Newcomb, Lisa Nicholson, Vidas Noreika, Debbie Norman, Cindy Novak, Paul Novak, Pat Nowatzke Kirk Kubic. Brian Kuhl, Glen Kuhl, Todd Kuta. Dodd Larocco, Phi! Latchford, Angela Lawson, Veronica Lee. Dan Lemon Marlene Lenlor. Sonia Lenlor, Coston Lewis, Leon Lightburne, Amanda Lind, Tammy Link, Julie Linton. Mike Lipscomb, Jeanie David Lloyd, Brian Logman, Alan Londakos, Nola Long. Rhonda Looney. Vicky Louvorn, Tony Lovins, Enrique Lozano, Gerri Lucas John Luck, Mike Lulinski, Ken Lungren, Sherri Madaras, Bob Marshal, Chris Marshal, Delores Marshal, Chris Martin, Ronnie Martin FRESHMEN 225 Peggy Nowatzke, Terry Nowatzke. Lori Obienis, Susan Olin, Mark Page, Theresa Pahs, Laura Palsic. Chris Palm. Bret Palmer Florence Palmer. Kevin Palmer. Bonnie Parish, Evonne Parish. Rosetta Parish, Antony Parks. John Parry. Janet Patterson. Amy Pawlik Daniel Peo, Frank Peo, David Perry, Rita Peterson. Chris Petrick. Jodi Pettichord, Traci Pharr, Susie Phillips, Renee Pigg Matthew Podgorski, Richard Poffenberger. Gay Pohlman, Brian Ponder, Mark Popp, Cindy Potempa. Mark Potter, Randy Prosser. Paul Prvor Barbara Scott, Lisa Scott, Randy Soon, Teresa Seifert, Jennifer Selke, Brian Sellers, Sharon Semla, Terry Sherrill. Chanbo Sim Chris Skivers, Tess Skocxek, Willie Slim, Tim Smiertelny, Alec Smith, Andy Smith, Ivan Smith, Jim Spurgeon, Melissa Staniszewski David Stanley, Dennis Stanley, Chris Stames. Jill Stark. Pat Staples, Steve Steele, Kris Steere, Alan Steinhiser, Martha Stockman Renee Stout, Dawn Stowe, Mary Strakowski, Arlis Struye, Stewart Studer, Denice Anna Suppa, Biren Surati. Cheri Swan. Darren Swanson Debbie Pudio. Dorene Putrek. Denise Radke, Ramion Robert, Fatty Ream, Ronda Reedy, Robert Reid, Steve Reuber. Janet Rhodes Eileen Riggs. Kathy Riggs, Tim Riley, Robin Risner, Karen Robinson, Jarvis Roby, Dwight Rogers Nat Rogers. Judy Rootes Sharon Ross, Susan Pozinski, Chris Rush, Marilyn Sanders, Ron Sanders, Michelle Savinski, Jim Saylor, Alena Sayon, Norman Scherer Georgia Schomaker, Robin Schofiem, Liza Schomaker, Tim Schoof, Harold Schrimsher, John Schultz. Scott Schultz, Henry Scissom, Ann Scott Mike Swanson, Rich Swanson, Jill Sweeney, Glenn Switzer, Paul Szabo, Lynn Tarasick, Diane Taylor, Lavette Taylor, Marsha Taylor Rick Taylor, David Teeters, Kurt Teets, Cary Thomas. Dione Anita Thomas, Gina Thomas, Tom Thomas, Debra Todd, Lisa Tomlin Greg Tompach, Leroy Tucker, Terry Tunstall, Becky Turner. Laura Tylisz, Maurisa Udavre. Russ Ulrich. Adele Vacura, Bill Vance Chris Vanscyoc, Scott Vedo. Tammy Vedron, Toshia Verner, Larry Vernon. Deidra Venters, Beverly Vinceni, Kathy Volk. Dawn Wade Hy Can vmhl. Trap, Waidcn, ANNE Walker Ehzabetb Ward. Kamy Warner, Deb Warren Sandra Wawmufon Gm, Watkm; Sher Wntw Hemrwar Wearing PxHy Chm; Whymew, Dom m Weidvrhold. Sugar 'W'wde'N:Hd, Rhor'da W: helr' Tanya Wilkms r ch Willmr'n'e ' Kim Wilhams. SF ' Bill ngard J ; Wxsmewsm, D; A M Geram Worids ' Ron Wozniak Jim Wren. Barb Wright, Brenda Wright. James Wright, Larri Wurtzel, Cary Young, Dolly Young, Becky York, Cheryl Zeese Doug Zeese, Robert Ziesmer. Bill Zitt FRESHMEN 227 seniu summary April Adams: Attendance Assist. 1; Human Re- lations 1; Junior Concessions 3; Raiderettes 3.4; Prom Comm. 1; Student Senate 1; Steering Comm. 1; Office Messenger 1; Pep Club 1.3. Nazeem Agomy: Band 2.3; Junior Concessions 3; Lettermen 3.4; Pep Band 2; Steering Comm. 4; Usher 3.4; Football 2.3; Baseball 3.4. Tim Akers: Ski CIub 3,4; Rogers Bowl 3; Swim- ming 2.3. Sharon Albano: Attendance Assist. 2; Catalyst 4; Ski Club 1.2.3.4; Spanish Club 2; Home Com- ing Queen Candidate 4; Lab Assist. 3; Volleyball 1; Tennis 1. Shirley Allen: Band 4; Bits-n-Pieces 2.3.4; Honor Society 3.4; Jazz Rock Band 3,4; Minne- singers 3.4; Prom Comm. 2.3; Science Club 2.3; Spanish Club 1.2.4; Student Senate 3.4; Steer- ing Comm. 2.3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Rogers Bowl 3; Usher 3.4; Drama Club 3.4; SchoIorama 3; NISBOVA 1.2.3.4; Scholarship Pins. Bronze 1. Silver 2. Gold 3; Concert Choir 2; A Capella 3; Minnesingers 4; 'Hello Dolly 2; IIMusic Man 4; VoIIeybaII 2; Tennis 2. Ed Aller: Rogers Bowl 3. Jerry Apple: Honor Society 4; Ski Club 4; VICA 4; Rogers Bowl 4; ICT 4; SchoIorship Pin. Bronze 3. Michael Avila: Chess Club 4; DECA 4. Betsy Bagnall: Attendance Assist. 2; Bits-n- Pieces 3.4; Letterladies 2.3.4; Ski Club 2.3.4; Pool Assist. 2.4; RYB 3,4; Steering Comm. 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Office Mes- senger 2; Swimming 2; Gymnastics 2.3.4. Kristi Bancrolt: Attendance Assist. 3; Chorus 1.2.3.4. Roxanne Baranowski: Counselors Assist. 3. Denise Bardon: A.V. Assist. 1; Junior Conces- sions 3; Business Assist. 4. John Barlow: Honor Society 4; Lettermen 2.3.4; Steering Comm. 4; Rogers Bowl 3; Swim- ming 2.3.4; Swim Assist. 2.3. Brian Beauchamp: Ski Club 3.4; Rogers Bowl 3; Scholorama 3. Cheryl Beckham: Chorus 1.2. Virgil Bennett: Chess Club 1; Minnesingers 4; Steering Comm. 3; Pep Club 2. Jayne Borkes: Gym Assist. 2; Student Store 2; Mixed Chorus 1. Roger Berkowitz: Band 2.3.4; Honor Society 3.4; Lettermen 3.4; Lettermens Club 3,4; Ski Club 4; Rogers Bowl 3.4; Academic Team 3.4; SchoIorama I 3; 1000 Mile Club 4; Scholorship Pins. Bronze 2, Silver 3, Gold 4; Cross Country Team 2.3.4; Track 1.2.3; MAA Pin 3; Math As- sist. 3; Math Team 1.2.3. Charlene Biddle: Attendance Assist. 4; CH0 4; VICA 4. Larry Birdsong: Band 3.4; Pep Band 2. Sharon Boalman: Human Relations 1; Office Messenger 2.3.4. Jim Balding: Band 2; VICA 4; Rogers Bow! 3. Doug Bolloa: Science Fair 2. Jenny Bond: Letterladies 2.3.4; Ski Club 2.3.4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Swim Assist. 2; Volleyball 2; Softball 1.2.3.4; Gymnastics 3.4; Diving 3.4; Cheerleading 4. Robert J. Branson II: Football 2. Andi Brill: German Club 3.4; Honor Society 3.4; Junior Concessions 3; Prom Comm. 3; RYB 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Scholorama l 3; Scholorama II 4; SchoIorship Pins. Bronze 3. Silver 4; Art Club 3.4; National Merit Commend- ed Student 4. Dorrence Brooks: Human Relations 4; Raider- ettes 4; Spanish Club 1.2. Grace Bulakowski: CH0 4; Honor Society 4; VICA 4. Michelle Burklow: Letterladies 2,3,4; Letterla- dies Club 3; Lab Assist. 3.4; Girls GoI13.4; Girls Softball 2.3.4; Girls Basketball 2. Tony Butler: Lettermen 4; Football 3.4. Cindy Callaway: Ski Club 4. Robert Cardello: Band 3.4; Track 3.4. Carolyn Carstens: Rogers Bowl 3. Arron Carter: Lettermen 4; Basketball 4. Judy Chesnul: Attendance Assist. 4; Band 2.3.4; Honor Society 4; Pep Club 3.4; NISBOVA 2.4; Mixed Chorus 2; Advanced Girls 3.4; Music Man 4. John Chestnut: Ski Club 4; Rogers Bowl 4. Dawn Christensen: Honor Society 3.4; Junior Concessions 3; Prom Comm. 2.3; Science Club 4; Spanish Club 2.3.4; Stage Crew 2; Student Senate 2; Steering Comm. 2.4; Rogers Bowl 3; Scholorama I 3; ScholorshipPins. Bronze 2. Sil- ver 3. Deborah Clemons: Library Assist. 3; Home- coming Queen Candidate 4; Office Messenger 4; Lab Assist. 3; Hort. Club 3.4. Tammy Coblo: Cadet Teaching 4. Dave Cook: Band 1.2; BIts-n-Pieces 3.4; Chess Club 4; Honor Society 3.4; Pep Band 1.2', Prom Comm. 2; Science Club 4; Ski Club 1.2.3.4; RYB 4; Lab Assist. 4; Rogers Bowl 3.4; Quill and Scroll 4; Usher 3.4; Academic Team 4; Science Fair 1.2; Scholorama I 3; Scholorama II 4; Scho- Iorship Pins. Bronze 2. Silver 3. Gold 4; Track 1; Cross Country 4. Sheila Cordray: Attendance Assist. 4; Bits-n- Pieces 4; Minnesingers 4; Drama Club 3.4; Com- puter Club 4; NISBOVA 2.3.4; Mixed Chorus 2; A Capella 3. Stephanie Cotton: Attendance Assist. 2; Bits- n-Pieces 3; Counselors Assist. 2; Human Rela- Iions 2.3.4; Junior Concessions 3; Minnesingers 4; Prom Comm. 3; Stage Crew 3.4; Student Sen- ate 2.3.4; RYB 4; Steering Comm. 2.3.4; Office Messenger 2; Rogers Bowl 23; Class Officer. Vice Pres. 2.4; Drama Club 2.3.4; Pep CIub 3; NISBOVA 4; Blue and Gold Chorus 2; A Capella 3; IIMusic Man 4; IITom Jones 4; Manager Girls Basketball 3. Laura Cowin: Band 2,3,4; Counselors Assist. 4; Honor Society 3.4; Pep Band 3.4; Science Club 4; Ski Club 2,4; Stage Crew 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Rogers BowI 3; Rowdie Raiders 3,4; Pep CIub 2,3,4; NISBOVA 2.3; Scholorship Pin. Bronze 2; Girls Track Team 4. Bonnie Cox: Counselors Assist. 4; Gym Assist. 4. Lee Cunningham: Letteriadies 2,3,4; Letterla- dies Club 3.4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Canteen 4; Usher 4; Softball 2.3.4; VoIIeybaII 2,3,4; Basketball 2.3.4. Tony Curtis: Drama Club 4. Janice Dahlberg: Attendance Assist. 3; Band 2.3.4; Honor Society 4; Spanish Club 2.3; Home- coming Queen Candidate 4; Pep Club 4; NIS- BOVA 2.4; Girls Concert Choir 4; Music Man 4; All City Band 2.3. Tory Dandridge: Lettermen 4; Basketball 4. gicki Davis: COE 4; Prom Comm. 3; Pep Club Judy Dean: Attendance Assist. 2; Cadet Teach- Ing 4; Counselors Assist. 4; French Club 2.3; Letterladies 2; Drama Club 2.3.4; IIHeIIo Dolly 3; Oklahoma 3; 'Music Man 4; Gymnastics Nancy J. Dehlinger: Honor Society 4; Prom Comm. 3; Rogers Bowl 3; SchoIorship Pin 2.3. Becky Delco: Raiderettes 2,3,4; Prom Comm. 3; Pep Club 4. James Eric Dietz: Band 2.3.4; Honor Society 3,4; Science Club 2.3.4; Ski Club 4; Lab Assist. 2.4; Rogers Bowl 3; Academic Team 4; Scholor- ama I 3; Scholorama II 4; Scholorship Pins. Bronze 1. Silver 2. Jim Dillon: Honor Society 4; DECA. Pres. 4; Rogers Bowl 3.4; Drama Club 3; Scholorship Pins. Bronze 3. Silver 4. John Dobbs: CHO 3.4; Lettermen 3.4; VICA 3.4; Basketball 2.3.4. Linda Dobos: French Club 3; Honor Society 4; Ski Club 3.4; Canteen 3; Scholorship Pin. Bronze 3. Jay Downs: Honor Society 4; Lettermen 2.3.4; Science Club 4; Steering Comm. 4; Usher 4; Drama Club 4; HTom Jones 4; Baseball 1.2.3.4. Pamela Drake: Band 1.2; Honor Society 3.4; DAR Award 4; Junior Concessions 3; Letterla- dies 2.3.4; Letterladies Club 3.4; Minnesingers 4; Science Club 2.3.4; Spanish Club 3,4; Stage Crew 2; Girls State 3; Steering Comm. 2.3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Rogers Bowl 3; Usher 4; NISBOVA 1.2.3.4; Science Fair 2; Scholorship Pins. Bronze 2. Silver 3. Gold 4; Barchorals 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Blue and Gold Chorus 2; A Capella 3; Volleyball 1.2.3.4; Tennis 1.2.3.4; Teachers Assist. 3. Mike E. Duke: Gym Assist. 3; Lettermen 2; Football 2.3. Kathy Dull: CH0 4; French Club 3,4; Junior Concessions 3; Student Store 3; VICA 4; RYB 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Girls Softball 3; Hort. Club 4. Allie Duncan: Track Team 4. Julie Duszynaki: Fashion Club 2; Caf. Aide 1. Cynthia Edwards: Bits-n-Pieces 3.4; Gym As- sist. 1.3; Human Relations 1.3.4; Junior Conces- sIons 3; Prom Comm. 3; Student Senate 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Class Officer 3; Track Timers 1; Pep Club 3; NISBOVA 1; A Capella 3; Girls Track. Georgetta Edwards: Human Relations 3,4; Basketball 1,3,4; Volleyball 3. Fran Ekovich: Spanish Club 2.3; Lab Assist. 2,3; Business Assist. 4. Nancy Eldridge: Officer Messenger 4, Rich Evans: German Club 2. Tammie Evans: Counselors Assist. 4; Pep Club 2. Lucinda Fabina: Honor Society 4; Office Mes- senger : Canteen; Pep Club; Cheerleading 2,3,4. Joe Faulk: Swimming 1. Scott Foige: Honor Society 4; Rogers Bowl 3; Scholorama l 3; Scholorama II 4, John Feldmoier: Baseball 1,2. Carla Flegel: Gym Assist. 2,3; Office Messen- ger 2. James Fleming: Bits-n-Pieces 4; Ski Club 1,3,4; Stage Crew 4. Laurie Frank: Band 2,3; French Club 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Ski Club 2; Speech Club 3; Steering Comm. 4; Canteen 3; Swim Timer 3; Scholorship Pins, Bronze 2, Silver 3; Softball 2; Volleyball 2. Brock Frankel: Bits-n-Pieces 34; German Club 3; Junior Concessions 3; Speech Club 3; Steer- ing Comm. 3,4; Lab Assist. 2; Rogers Bowl 3; Pep Club 4; HYou Can't Take It With You 2; Track Team 1; School Mascot-Brocky Raider 3,4. Bob Frankenlell: Football 2; Rogers Bowl 3,4, Andrea Fredenburg: French Club 2; Honor So- ciety 4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Stage Crew 2,3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 4; HMusic Man 4. Kimbula Frierson: Office Messenger 4. Cindy Fryar: Cadet Teaching 4; Honor Society 3,4; Prom Comm. 2,3; Science Club 3; Steering Comm. 2,3,4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Lab Assist. 3; Usher 4; CISV 1,2; Scholorship Pin, Bronze; Volleyball 3; Swim Assist. 2,4. Ben Gaurin: DECA 4; Wrestling 2,3. Joanne Gaming: Honor Society 3,4; Letterla- dies 2,3,4; Letterladies Club 3,4; Lab. Assist. 3,4; Rogers Bowl 3; Usher 3,4; Scholorship Pin, Bronze 2; Mixed Chorus 2; A Capella 3,4; J.V. Basketball 2,3; Softball 2,3,4. Colleen Glendon: Pep Club 2; NISBOVA 4; Girls Concert Choir 4; Art Club 3,4. Beth Gilmore: Junior Concessions 3; Spanish Club 2; Stage Crew 2; Homecoming Queen Can- didate 4; Canteen 4; NISBOVA 2; Chorus 1,2; Hello Dolly 2. Tracy Ginthnar: French Club 2,3,4; Honor So- ciety 3,4; Letterladies 2,3,4; Letterladies Club 34; Speech Club 3; Student Store 2; Steering Comm. 2; Office Messenger 2.3; Rogers Bowl 4; Usher 3; Drama Club 4; Clock Stoppers 2; Pep Club 4; Scholorship Pin, Bronze; Music ManH 4; Cheerleading 2,4; Gymnastics 2,3. Denise Goedo: CH0 3. Cathee Goolz: Band 2,3,4; Bits-n-Pieces 2; Honor Society 3,4; Jazz Rock Band 2,3,4; Junior Concessions 3; Letterladies 3,4; Letterladies Club 3,4; Pep Band 2; Steering Comm. 3,4; Ush- er 4; NISBOVA 2,3; Scholorship Pins, Bronze, Silver; Mixed Chorus 2; 3Hello Dolly 2; Tennis 2; Volleyball 2,3,4. Sue Gole: Math Assist. 3. Diane Gomba: Ski Club 2,3; Mat Maid 2,3. Ramona Goolsby: Attendance Assist. 1,2; Hu- man Relations 4; Junior Concessions 3; Prom Comm. 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Usher 4; Pep Club 3,4. Lynn Gordon: Gym Assist. 4; Student Store 3,4: Office Messenger 4. Karlyn Gorecki: Ski Club 3,4; NISBOVA 2; Ad- vanced Mixed Chorus 2; Home Ec. Assist. 4; Fashion Club 4. Brenda Graham: Attendance Assist. 4; French Club 4; Raiderettes 3,4; Office Messenger 3; Canteen 2; Equistrian Club 1. Sylvia Grass: Attendance Assist. 3; German Club 2; Honor Society 4; Library Assist. 4; RYB 3; Office Assist. 3. Richard Groondyke: German Club 2,3,4; Ju- nior Concessions 3; Rogers Bowl 3. Teresa Grott: Counselors Assist. 3; French Club 3,4; Gym Assist. 3,4: Pep Club 2; Scholorship Pin, Bronze 3. Brenda Gruenbarg: Catalyst 3; Honor Society 4; Junior Concessions 3; Ski Club 3,4; Home- coming Queen 4; Drama Club 4; NISBOVA 3; Golden Girls Chorus 3; A Capella 4; 11Music Man 4, Jan Hahn: Honor Society 3,4; Academic Team 1; Scholorama I 1; Scholorship Pin Bronze, Sil4 ver; Basketball 4; Golf 4. Pat Hammons: Attendance Assist. 3; CH0 3; Office Messenger 3; Clock Stopper 2. Jacqueline Harkleroad: Office Messenger 1,2,3. Linda Harmon: Office Messenger 1; Honor So- ciety 4; Counselors Assist. 1,2,3,4. Theresa Havlin: Bits-n-Pieces 4; Letterladies 2,3,4; Letterladies Club 3,4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Pep Club 4; Gymnastics 2,3,4; Swimming 3; Cheerleading 2,3,4. Joan Haynes: Honor Society 4; VICA 3,4; ICT 3,4; Scholorship Pin, Bronze 4. Maria Head: Band 2,3,4; Gym Assist. 2; Raider- ettes 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Sports 2,3,4. Lea Heeg: Honor Society 4; Junior Concessions 3; Stage Crew 3,4; Rogers Bowl 3; Drama Ciub 3,4; Pep Club 2, Scholorship Pin, Silver 4; A Capella 3,4; uMusic Man 4; Art Assist. 3; The- atre Assist. 4. Penny Hill: Band 2,3,4; Gym Assist. 3; Honor Somety 4; Junior Concessions 3,4; Raiderettes 2, Pep Band 2; NISBOVA 2,3,4; Girls Track 2; gvzimming 2; Swim Assist. 4; Teacher Assist. Bruce Hirsch: Bits-n-Pieces 4; Cadet Teaching 4; Gym Assist. 1; Lettermen 3,4; Lettermens Club 3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Rogers Bowl 4; Foot- ball 3,4; Wrestling 3,4. Marsha Houston: Honor Society 4; Raiderettes 2,3; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Prom Comm. 3; Home- coming Queen Candidate 4; CISV 1; Volleyball 1; Black Awareness 1,2. Norma Hubbard: Human Relations 4; Math As- sist. 4; Sewing Assist. 4. Anita Hughley: Office Messenger 3, Teacher Assist. 4. Shari Jackson: French Club 3. John Jacobs: Art Club 3. Glenn A. Jarrell: Ski Club 3. Connie Johnson: Basketball 1; Tennis 1; Office Assist. 173; Yearbook Staff 1; Gymnastics 2,3; Swimming. 2,3,4; Letterladies Club 3; COE 4; Catalyst Staff 4. Tom Kahn: A.V. Assist. 1,2; Lettermen 3; Sports 1,2,3. Beth Kaminski: Stage Crew 1. Denise Kieszkowski: Band 2; Raiderenes 2; Honor Society 4; Rogers Bowl 3; Pep Club 2; English Assist. 4. Karen Lynn Kill: French Club 2; Honor Society 4; Letterladies 2,3,4; Library Assist. 2: Student Store 2; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Of- fice Messenger 2; Rogers Bowl 3,4; Tennis 2,3,4. Patty Killingbeck: Office Assist. 2. Dan Kinsey: Rogers Bowl 4; Golf 2,3,4. Cindy Kist: Band 1,2,3; Gym Assist. 4; Honor Society 3,4; Letterladies 2,3,4; Letterladies Club 3; Prom Comm. 3; Scholorship Pin, Bronze 3; Golf 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4. Ed Kleinachmidt: Band 1; Bitsm-Pieces 4; Ca- det Teaching 4; Gym Assist. 1; Honor Society 3,4; Lettermen 2,3,4; Lettermens Club 3,4; Stage Crew 3; Rogers Bowl 2; Football 3,4; Wrestling 2,3. Gale Kluge: Attendance Assist. 1; Band 1,2,3; Counselors Assist. 4; Pep Band 1; Stage Crew 4; NISBOVA 1; Swim Assist. 4. Judy Knoll: Honor Society 4; Student Store 1,2,3; ICT 3.4; Pep Club 3. Patricia Koch: Honor Society 3,4; Junior Con- cessions 3; Letterladies 3,4; Letterladies Club 3,4; Prom Comm. 3; Spanish Club 3; Student Senate 3; Girls State Alternate 3; Steering Comm. 2,3,4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Scholorama II 4; Scholorship Pin 2,3,4; Volley- ball 2,3,4; Tennis 2. Richard Konkey: Bits-n-Pieces 4; Steering Comm. 4; Rogers Bowl 3; Electronics Club 4; Football 1. Karen Koss: COE 4; Stage Crew 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; NISBOVA 1,2,3; Mixed and Golden Girls Chorus 1,2,3. Vickki Kou: CH0 4. Bath Kozinski: Library Assist. 4. Kristi Krooning: Attendance Assist. 4; Cadet Teaching 4; Counselors Assist. 2; Swim Assist. 2,3,4; Honor Society 4; Human Relations 1; Prom Comm. 2,3; Science Club 3; Student Sew ate 1,3; Steering Comm. 2,3,4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Office Messenger 3; Rogers Bowl 3; Usher 4; Volleyball 2. Carol Kruegelf: Cadet Teaching 4; Honor Soci- ety 3.4; Junior Cc wcessions 3; Letterladies 2.3.4; Letterladies Club 4; Ski Club 4: Spanish Club 3; Stage Crew 2.3; Drama Club 2.3; Mixed Chorus 2; Tennis 2.3.4. Marie Kuchik: Counselors Assist. 4. Tom Kutch: Football 1.2.3; Wrestling 1.2.3; Lettermen. Jim Kwiecien: Bits-n-Pieces 3.4; Counselors Assist. 2; Honor Society 4; Junior Concessions 3; Letterman 1.2.3.4; Lettermens Club 2.3.4; Prom Comm. 2.3; Science Club 2.3; Ski Club 2.3; Stage Crew 4; Student Senate 2.3; RYB 4; Steering Comm. 2.3.4; Lab Assist. 2.3; Rogers Bowl 4; Usher 2.3.4; Drama Club 4; Computer Club 4; NISBOVA 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Music Man 4; uTom Jones 4; Track 1.2.3.4; Tennis 1.2.3.4; Wrestling 3; Math Club 2.3. Lynn Lamborg: DECA 3. Steve Latchlord: Bitsm-Pieces 4; Honor Soci- ety 3,4; Junior Concessions 3; Lettermen 3.4; Prom Comm. 3; Spanish Club 3; Speech Club 3; Student Senate 2; Boys State Alternate 3; Steer- ing Comm. 2; Rogers Bowl 2.3.4; Class Officer. Pres. 2; Usher 4; Scholorama ll 4; CISV 2.3.4; Wrestling; Honor Society. Pres. 4. Sheila Loo: Blue and Girls Chorus 2.4; Fashion Club 3. Sandy Lamont: Attendance Assist. 3; Band 1.2.3; Counselors Assist. 1; Honor Society 4; Letterladies 2.3.4; Pep Band 1; NISBOVA 1,2; Softball 2.3.4; Basketball 1. Sandra Lenior: Gym Assist. 3; Chorus 2.3.4. Mary Leonard: Attendance Assist. 1.2; Gym Assist. 4; Chorus 2.3.4. Jolt Lowery: Bits-n-Pieces 2.3; German Club 2.3.4; Junior Concessions 3; Speech Club 3; Pep Club 3.4. Brad Lyons: Bits-n-Pieces 4; German Club 2.3; Honor Society 3.4; Junior Concessions 3; Minne- singers 3,4; Stage Crew 2.3.4; Rogers Bowl 4; Drama Club 2.3.4; NISBOVA 3.4; Scholorship Pin. Bronze 4. A Capella 4; German Exchange 3; Hello Dolly 2; You Can't Take It With You 2; Oklahoma 3; Ten Little Indians 3; Music Man 4; Tom Jones 4. Becky Mnibauor: Spanish Club 2; Manager Girls Basketball 2. Malinda Manzalok: Band 2.3.4; French Club 2.3.4; Honor Society 3.4: Raiderettes 3.4; Sci- ence Club 4; Student Senate 2,3; Steering Comm. 2.4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Class Officer. Sec. 4; CISV 2; Scholorship Pins. Bronze. Silver; Swimming 3. Joan Martin: French Club 2.3; Letterladies 2; Drama Club 4; Volleyball 3. Mayra M. Martinez: Spanish Club 4. Christina Matulc: Bits-n-Pieces 3; Ski Club 2.3.4; Stage Crew 1; Office Messenger 2.3; NIS- BOVA 2.4; Mixed Chorus 2; Girls Concert Choir 3.4; Track. Charmin Matthews: Chorus 2.3.4. Sharia McCarthy: Attendance Assist. 3.4; Honor Society 4; Minnesingers 4; Stage Crew 2; Rogers Bowl 3; NISBOVA 2.3.4; Concert Choir 2; Girls Concen Choir 3.4. Shari McFoely: Cadet Teaching 4; Counselors Assist. 3; Library Assist. 1; Minnesingers 4; Stu- dent Store 4; Steering Comm. 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Drama Club 4; NISBOVA 3.4; A Capella; HHeIIo Dolly 2; 110klahoma 3; Music Man 4. Pat McGinnis: Attendance Assist. 3; Library Assist. 2. Amy Meyer: Band 2; Office Messenger 3; Rog- ers Bowl 3; Home Ec. Assist. 3; Gov't. Assist. 4. Suzanne Milcarek: COE. Pres. 4; French Club 2.3; Honor Society 4; OEA 4; RYB 3; Quill and Scroll 3.4; Pep Club 2; Swim Assist. 2. Amy Miller: Ski Club 2; Track Timer 2. Shari Miller: Spanish Club 3; Pep Club 3. Jay Mills: Gym Assist. 2; Honor Society 4; Let- termen 3.4; Lettermens Club 3.4; Minnesingers 3; Prom Comm. 2.3; Student Senate 4; Boys State 3; Steering Comm. 3.4; Rogers Bowl 3; NISBOVA 2.3.4; Scholorship Pin. Bronze 4; Mixed Chorus 1; Concert Choir 2; A Capella 4; Football 1.2.3.4; All City Choir 1.2.3.4; Indiana State Music Contest 3; All Tournament Basket- ball Team 1. Maria Montemayor: Honor Society 4; Ski Club 4; Scholorama ll 4; Swimming 4; Track 4. Monique Montemayor: Honor Society 4; Ski Club 4. Sandy Morlan: Chorus 1. Damon Nowatzke: Honor Society 3.4; VICA 3.4; Steering Comm. 2.4; Rogers Bowl 2,3; NIS- BOVA 1; Scholorship Pins. Bronze 3; Silver 4. Mike Nowatzko; Honor Society 4; Lettermen 3.4; Football.1.2.3.4. Ron Pagols: Honor Society 4; VICA 4; Scholor- ship Pin. Bronze. Goorgoann Palmer: Counselors Assist. 1.2; Gym Assist. 1.2; Honor Society 3.4; Letterladies 1.2.3.4; Letterladies Club 3.4; Ski Club 1,2; Spanish Club 1.2; Student Senate 2.3; Steering Comm. 3.4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Office Assist. 2,3; Rogers Bowl 2.3; Usher 3.4; Scholarship Pin. Bronze 3; Tennis 2; Cheerlead- ing 2; Gymnastics 2.3.4; Football Manager 3.4; Social Studies Assist. 4. Sandra Parks: Gym Assist. 1.2; Chorus 2.3. David Parry: DAR Award 4; German Club 1.2.3.4; Honor Society 3.4; Junior Concessions 3; Lettermen 2.3.4; Prom Comm. 3; Science Club 2.4; Student Senate 4; Boys State 3; Steer- ing Comm. 1.2.3.4; Lab Assist. 2; Rogers Bowl 2.3.4; Class Officer. Pres. 4; Usher 4; Volleyball Timer 2.3.4; CISV 2.3.4; Scholorship Pins. Bronze 2. Silver 3. Gold 4; Tennis Team 1.2.3.4; Athletic Assist. 1.2.3; Girls Basketball Manager 133:4 American Legion Citizenship Award Steven Pawlak: Lettermen 3.4; Football 1.2.3.4. Tim Posse: Gym Assist. 1.2; Lettermen 1.2; Football 1.2; Golf 2.3.4. William Peck: Band 1.2.3.4: Bits-n-Pieces 3,4; German Club 3; Honor Society 3.4; Jazz Rock Band 2.3.4; Junior Concessions 3; Lettermen 3.4; Lettermens Club 3.4; Pep Band 2; RYB 4; Rogers Bowl 3.4; Quill 3 Scroll 4; Usher 4; CISV 1.2.3.4; Scholorship Pin. Bronze; Track 1.3; Wrestling 1.2; Gross Coumry 3.4. Michael Phillips: Band 2.3.4; Honor Society 4; Junior Concessions 3; Pep Band 4; Science Club 2.4; Lab Assist. 2.4; Usher 4; Cross Country 3; Track 3; Science Fair Club 4. Scott Phillips: Band 1.2; Honor Society 3.4; Lettermen 2.3.4; Lettermens Club 3; Science Fair 1.2; Scholorship Pins Bronze. Silver; Golf 1.2.3.4; Basketball Manager 3.4. Diana Pomranke: CH0 4; Honor Society 3,4; Letterladies 1.2.3; Ski Club 3.4; Scholarship 1; Softball 1.2.3.4; Swimming 1.2.3; Volleyball 2.3.4. Christopher Potter: Catalyst 4; Honor Society 3.4; Science Club 4; Ski Club 4; Spanish Club 2; Stage Crew 3.4; Rogers Bowl 3,4; Quill 3 Scroll 4; Drama Club 4; Computer Club 4; HTen Little Indians ; 11Music Man ; 1'Tom Jones . Lanny Potts: Band 2.3.4; Bits-n-Pieces 4; French Club 4; Honor Society 3.4; Junior Con- cessions 3; Lettermen 2.3.4; Minnesingers 3.4; Ski Club 4; Stage Crew 4; Rogers Bowl 2.3; Usher 3.4; Drama Club 2.3.4; CISV 2.3.4; Scho- lorship Pin. Bronze 3; Mixed Chorus 1; Oklaho- ma 3; 11Hello Dolly 2; HMusic Man 4; Tom Jones 4; Swimming 2.3.4. Jen Priebe: Band 1.2.3; Honor Society 3.4; Let- termen 2.3.4; Prom Comm. 3; Spanish Club 2.3.4; RYB 4; Steering Comm. 2.3; Rogers Bowl 2.3.4; Usher 2.3.4; Scholorama I 3; Scholorama II 4; Scholorship Pins Bronze; Silver. Gold; Cross Country 2.3; Track 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1; Vale- dictorian 4. Will Quirino: Catalyst 3.4; Rogers Bowl 3; HOkIahoma 3; Music Man 4. Lisa Radke: Band 2.3.4; Honor Society 3.4; Junior Concessions 3; Minnesingers 4; Science Club 3.4; Spanish Club 2,4; Stage Crew 2; Stu- dem Senate 2; Steering Comm. 4; Rogers Bowl 3; Scholorama ll 3; NISBOVA 2.3.4; Scholorship Pin. Bronze. Silver; Advanced Girls Chorus 3; Concert Choir 2; Music Man 4. Diana Randolph: Prom Comm. 2,3; Ski Club 3.4; Stage Crew 1.2.3.4; Manager Girls Basket- ball 2. Jon Ramion: German Club 4; Junior Conces- sions 3.4; Lettermens Club 4; Rogers Bowl 3.4; Wrestling 2.3.4. Lorine Rapp: Attendance Assist. 2; Gym As- sist. 3; COE 4; OEA 4; Homecoming Queen Can- didate 4. Phil Ray: Band 2.3; Bits-n-Pieces 3.4; German Club 2.3.4; Jazz Rock Band 2.3; Pep Band 2.3; Stage Crew 4; German Exchange 3. Kim naypolo': COE 4; OEA 4; Track Timers 2; Pep Club 2.3; Business Assist. 3. Scott Ream: Chorus 1; Track 1; Wrestling 1; VICA 3.4. Whit Reel: Minnesingers 4. Bill Ron: Band 1.2.3.4; Bits-n-Pieces 3; Jazz Rock Band 2.3.4; Lettermen 2.3; Pep Band 2.3.4; Rowdie Raiders 3.4; Swimming. Jon Rico: Bits-n-Pieces 3; German Club 2.3.4; Jazz Rock Band 2.3.4; Junior Concessions 3; Minnesingers 2.3.4; Ski Club 2.3.4; Stage Crew 2.3.4; Lab Assist. 4; Drama Club 2.3.4; Scholor- ama ll 4; NISBOVA 2.3.4; Minnesingers 4; Con- cert Choir; Hello Dolly 2; HOklahoma 3; HYou Can't Take It With You 2; Ten Little Indians 3; 'Music Man 4; 1'Tom Jones 4. seniol summmy Karon Ann Kinsman: Prom Comm. 3; Ski Club 2,3,4; Swim Assist. 3. Alex Rodriquez: Rogers Bowl 3. Babette Rogers: Honor Society 3,4; Junior Concessions 3; Prom Comm. 3; Stage Crew 2,3; Student Senate 3; Steering Comm. 2,3; Home- coming Queen Candidate 4; Drama Club 2,3; Tennis 2,3. Jen Rose: Bits-n-Pieces 3.4; Honor Society 3,4; Junior Concessions 3; Lettermen 3,4; Letter- mens Club 3,4; Prom Comm. 3; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Steering Comm. 3,4; Rogers Bowl 3,4; Computer Club 4; Scholorship Pins 2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4. Kelly Russell: Catalyst 3,4; French Club 2,3,4; Honor Society 4; Library Assist. 2,3,4; Steering Comm. 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Rogers Bowl 3,4; Quill and Scroll 4; Jogging Club 3; Mat Maids 2; Bowling Club 2,3,4. Shelley Sales: VICA 2,3,4; ICT 2,3,4. Barbara Sarvis: Chorus 3. Mark A. Saturday: Catalyst 3.4; Gym Assist. 4; Honor Society 3,4; Lettermen 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 4; Steering Comm. 4; Rogers Bowl 3,4; Usher 3,4; Scholorship Pin, Bronze 3, Silver 4; Track 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1; Baseball 1; Basketball 3; Spanish Scholorship 1. Herb Saxon: Bits-n-Pieces 4; French Club 2; Honor Society 4; Ski Club 2; Student Senate 2; Rogers Bowl 3,4; Track 2. Lee Scholling: Catalyst 4; German Club 2,3,4; Junior Concessions 3,4. Blaine Schultz: VICA 2,3,4; Scholorship Pin, Bronze 3. Karla Schultz: Chorus 3. Jiil Schwermor: Attendance Assist. 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Cadet Teaching 4; Honor Society 4; Pep Band 1; Ski Club 1; Usher 4; NISBOVA 1,2; Volleyball 1; Swim Timer 3. Chuck Scott: Honor Society 4; Baseball 2. Joan E. Soitz: Honor Society 4; Library Assist. 4; Spanish Club 2,3; Student Store 4; Office Messenger 3; Rogers Bowl 3,4; Scholorship Pin 3. Mike Sellers: Baseball 2. Julie Shanks: Attendance Assist. 3; Spanish Club 2. Debbie Shebol: Honor Society 4; Prom Comm. 3; Ski Club 4; Stage Crew 2,3,4; Student Senate 3; Student Store 4; Homecoming Queen Candi- date 4; Class Officer, Vice. Pres. 3. Kim Sherrill: Gym Assist. 3,4; Student Store 4; DECA 4. Sallie Signorlno: Attendance Assist. 3; Bits-n- Pieces 3,4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Stage Crew 2; Steer- ing Comm. 2; Drama Club 2,3,4; NISBOVA 2,3,4; Golden Girls; A Capella; Music Man 4; Oklahoma 3; Hello Dolly 2. Tracy Slatar: Bits-n-Pieces 4; Counselors As- sist. 4; Honor Society 3.4; Human Relations 4; . Letterladies 2,3,4; Letterladies Club 3,4; Raider- ettes 2,3,4; Prom Comm. 2,3; Student Senate 4; Girls State 3; RYB 4; Steering Comm. 2,3,4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Rogers Bowl 4; Class Officer, Sec. 3; Usher 2,3,4; Scholorship Pins, Bronze, Silver; Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4, Jeff Smith: Scholorship Pin, Silver 4. Doug Spiolvogol: Band 2. David Sonnoborg: Minnesingers 4; Rogers Bowl 2,3; NISBOVA 2,3,4; A Capella 3; Mixed Chorus 2; Track 2,3; Swimming 4; Hort. Club 4. Karen Sosinski: Ski Club 2; Stage Crew 2; Steering Comm. 2; Office Messenger 4. Darren Stanley: Stage Crew 2,3,4; Student Senate 3; Drama Club 2,3,4; 11Music Man 4; Football 2; Track 3. Debbie Stanlz: Attendance Assist. 2,3; COE 4; Gym Assist. 2; OEA 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 3. Amy Stark: COE 4; Honor Society 3,4; Prom Comm. 3; Science Club 4; Spanish Club 3; Stu- dent Store 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Scholorship Pin 2,3,4; VolleybaH 2. Jerry Stockman: Bits-n-Pieces 3. Lorie Stombaugh: Band 2,3,4; French Club 4; Honor Society 4; Jazz Rock Band 2; Pep Band 2,3,4; Prom Comm. 3; Science Club 4; Lab As- sist. 2,3; Rogers Bowl 3,4; Rowdie Raiders 4; Computer Club 4; NISBOVA 2,4; Scholorship Pin 2,3,4. Alain Swain: Honor Society 4; Rogers Bowl 2,3,4; Electronics Club 3,4; Swimming 2,3. Juno Sweeney: Cadet Teaching 3; Stage Crew 1; Office Messenger 1,2,3; Drama Club 4; Play Costume Designer 4. Matt Swanson: Swimming 2,3; Hort. Club 3,4; Swim Assist. 3,4; Swim Timer 2,3,4. Russel Taylor: Basketball. Genevieve Thomas: Honor Society 4; Letterla- dies 2,3; Scholarship Pin, Bronze 3; Rogers Bowl 3. Mark Travis: Bits-n-Pieces; Stage Crew; Rogers Bowl; Scholorama II. Daphne Vance: Attendance Assist. 2,3; COE 4; OEA 4. Pamela Vodo: Counselors Assist. 4; Honor So- ciety 3,4; Spanish Club 2; Computer Club 4; Scholorship Pins, Bronze 2, Silver 3; Math Club 3,4. Jame. Von: Gym Assist. 3.4; Lettermens Club 3,4; Prom Comm. 3; Ski Club 4; Stage Crew 4; Usher 4; Drama Club 4; Swim Timer 4; Swim- ming 2,3,4; Baseball 3; Hort. Club 4; Rogers Bowl 3. Susan Vrtiu: Band 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Minnesingers 4; Prom Comm. 3; Science Club 3,4; Stage Crew 2,3,4; Student Senate 3,4; Steering Comm. 3,4; Homecoming Queen Can- didate 4; Rogers Bowl 3.4; Usher 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Track Timer 4; Pep Club 2,3; NISBOVA 2,3,4; Scholorship Pins, Bronze 2, Silver 3; Con- cert Choir 2; A Capella 3; Oklahoma ; Tom Jones ; Theatre Assist. 4: State NISBOVA 3,4; Student Election Comm. 3,4; All CityBand 3,4; Hello Dolly ; Ten Little Indians ; Music Man . Denise Wade: Blue and Gold Chorus 3. Jim Wallace: Ski Club 2. JoAnn Welham: Catalyst 4; Honor Society 4; Junior Concessions 3; Prom Comm. 3; Spanish Club 3; Rogers Bowl 3,4; Computer Club 4; Soft- ball 2. Judy Wollman: Gym Assist. 4. Joel Werner: Band 1,2,3,4; Bitsm-Pieces 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Lettermen 1,2,3,4; Letter- men Club 2,3,4; Minnesingers 4; Prom Comm. 2,3; Stage Crew 4; S1eering Comm. 2,3,4; Rog- ers Bowl 3,4; Usher 4; NISBOVA 4; Scholorship Pin, Bronze 3; Track 1,234; Swimming 2,3,4. Bret! While: Junior Concessions 3; VICA 3. Sue While: Ski Club 4. Tammy Whilehorn: Attendance Assist. 4. Philip Whybrew: Lab Assist. 1; Rogers Bowl 3; Electronics Club 4; Math Assist. 3. James Wilko: Bits-n-Pieces 3.4; Lettermen 3; Ski Club 2,3,4; Stage Crew 3,4; Hort. Club 4; Drama Club 3,4; Swimming 2,3,4; Gym Assist. 3,4; Swim Timer 2,3,4. Troy Wikinson: Bits-n-Pieces 4; Rogers Bowl 3; Swimming 2,3; Hort. Club 4. Penny Will: Attendance Assist. 1,2; Science Club 4; Officer Messenger 1,2; Pep Club 4. Dave Williamson: VICA 3. Bill Wilson: Junior Concessions 3; Lettermen 3,4; Lettermens Club 3.4; From Comm. 3; Steer- ing Comm. 2,3; Basketball 1.23.4. Janice Wiziecki: Honor Society 3,4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Student Store 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Scholarship Pin 3. Cheryl Wozniak: Attendance Assist. 2,3; Hon- or Society 4; Rogers Bowl 3. Dave Wroblowoki: Scholarship Pin, Bronze. Richard Wroblewnkl: VICA 3. Trisha Zygmunlowski: Bat Girl 3; Pep Club. Ads To color us prosperous, RYB appeals to local business and industry. Michigan City grows. adding number- less restaurants- Cal's Roast Beef, The Rib Crib, Brown's Chicken, Sambos. Cinema V and VI, four new racquet- ball courts at Northwest, and Hidden Shores Development near Tinker's Dam. Shades of change darken and brighten the commercial community as the price of gold soars with in- tlation. A loaf of bread costs 870: and a pound of butter $1.65. Early next year RYB prices will ease upward from 1980's starting price. $6.50. 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Psalm 23 GENERAL INDEX Health and Safety-88-89 Homecoming 1011 Home Economics 82-83 Horticulture 165. 100-101 Human Awareness 169 I.C.T. 80-81 'Music Man 14-15 O.E.A. 80-81. 174 Office Assist. 162 Pep Band 159 Pep Club 159 RE. 90-91 Prom 54-55 Raiderenes 160 RYB Staff 268-269 Science 62-65 Science Club 157 Sophomores 214-221 Spanish Club 153 Staff 188. 189 Stage Crew 155 Stat Girls 149 Swimming. Boys 120-121 Swimming. Girls 114-115 Symphonic Band 158 Tennis. Boys 108-109 Tennis. Girls 140-141 2Tom Jones 36-37 Top Ten 94-95 Track. Boys 132-133 Track. Girls 140-141 Vica-Auto 169 Volleyball 112-113 A Capella 151 Ads 232-267 Administration 180-181 Art 98-99 Attendance Assist. 162 Bits-n-Pieces 46-47 Baseball 130-131 Basketball. Boys 122-123 Basketball. Girls 124-125 Bat Girls 149 Cheerleaders 142-143 Chess Club 164 C.H.O. 80-81. 175 C.O.E. 80-81 Computer Club 157 Concert Band 158 Counselors' Assist. 163 Cross Country 110-111 D.E.C.A. 175 Drama Club 155 Drivers Ed. 92-93 English 66-69 Faculty 182-187 Fashion Club 164 Jazz Rock Band 159 Football 104-107 Junior Concessions 166- Foreign Languages 70-71 167 French Club 152 Juniors 206-213 Freshmen 222-227 Library Assist. 163 German Club 153 Letterladies Club 168 Seniors 190-205 Girls Concert Choir 151 Lettermens Club 168 Senior Summaries 228- Gymnastics 128-129 Math 76-77 231 Golf. Boys 134-135 Math Club 156 Shop 84-85 Golf. Girls 116-117 Mat Maids 149 Social Studies 72-73 Graduation 58-59 Softball 136-137 AAA Abbey. Ca1hy-162. 173. 225 Abbey. John-59. 130. 131. 170. 191 Abbon. Howard-225 Ackerman. Mark-207 Adams, April-160. 161. 191 Adams. Dondie-38. 160. 169. 215 Adams. Shawn-19. 83. 169. 215 Adams. Trudi-20. 225 Adey. Mark-118. 132. 207 Adkins. Lee-215 Adrian. Richard-134. 215 Agar. Donna-191 Agemy. Hassan-10. 45. 214. 215 Agemy. Nazeem-59. 168. 191. 246 Agnew. Angela-207 Ahrens. Rhonda-177. 225 Aignel. Karen-159. 225 Akars. Timothy-59. 177, 191. 213 Akers. Todd-213 Albano. James-207 Albano. Sharon-10. 11. 176. 177. 191 Alevizos. Georgeanna-42. 207. 244. 269 Alexander. Deborah-191 Alexander. Jay-124. 225 Alexander. Ken1-30. 130. 207 Allen. Shirley-46. 112. 150. 153. 155. 157. 159. 168. 171. 191 Allen. Tempi-163. 215 Allen. William-105, 191 Allen Edmund-191 Allie. Yimothy-156. 225 Allison. Anthony-225 Allison. Deborah-225 Allison. Jaqueline-215 Allison. Tony-215 Alred. ElizabeIh-SO. 139. 152. 155. 156. 157. 159. 163. 166. 167. 170. 207 Amberg. Jay-191 Amburn. Will-207 Amico. NeaI-158. 225 Ams. Deanna-191 Anderson. Jenny-81. 175. 191 Anderson. Jetome-207 Apple. GeraId-170. 174. 191 AppIe. Larry-215 Appleby. KeIIy-136. 207 Appleby. Kim-225. 257 Appleganh. William-108. 158. 159. 177.215. 244 Apsey. Miss Diane-182 Arbuckle. Barbara-191 Arens. Bren-121. 153. 225 Arndt. Lori-16. 142. 143. 207, 244. 253. 254. 260 Amdt. nmomy-n. 191 Arenson. Joe1-69. 100. 151. 155. 215 Ameson. Paula-99. 215 Ashoom. Tina-164. 215 Atkins. Rodney-191 Atkins. Wanda-207 Augusta. Cassandra-215 Augusm. Rannena-207 Aulry. RendaII-153. 155. 157. 167 Autry. Roben-150. 215 Bacon. Laurei-153. 215 Bagnall. Betsy-46. 128. 129. 168. 190. 191. 234. 242. 269 Bailey. Bre1-169. 207 Bailey. Janie-223 Bailey. Kevin-207 Bailey. Lawrenoe-215 Bailey. Rocky-207. 215 BaiIey. Thomas-118. 215 Bailey. Victoria-207 Bain. Scon-223 Baker. Chery1-223 Baker. Diane-155. 162. 207 Baker. Diane M.-164. 215 Baker. DonaId-191 Baker. Mark-207 Baker. Roben-21. 215 Baker. Timothy-207 Bancroft. Kristi-59. 151. 191 Banicki. Deborah-173. 207 Banicki. Jacqueline-223 Banicki. Jeanetle-72. 223 Bannwan. Susan-153. 158. 215 Baranowski. Kimberly-215 Baranowski. Roxanne-191 Barclay. MichelIe-223 Bardusk. Joseph-158. 214. 215 Barkley. Michael-223 Barkley. Nancy-149. 156. 157. 159. 166. 167, 170. 207 Barkow. Jo-191 Barlow. John-76. 121. 170. 190. 191. 213 Barnes. David-223 Barnes. Gregory-215 Barnes. Kar1a-42. 139. 215 Bames. Mary-32 Barr. Tina-223 Banholomew. James-215 Banholomew. Kevin-223 Bannick. MichaeI-215 Baskin. Chery1-151. 215 Baskin. MichaeI-225 Bass. MichaeI-152. 156. 223 Basquez. Mrs. Frances-182 Eameday. Eddy-215 Batzel. Bob-215 Batzel. Marilyn-153. 157. 171, 173. 207 Batzel. Richard-207 Bauer. Mrs. EIizabelh-182 Baumann. Klaus-223 Bausback. Mrs. Nancy-182 Baal. Sherry-207 Beall. Lori-142. 143. 159. 207 Beauchamp. Brian-177. 191 Bechinski. Jeflery-215 Beck. Karen-215 Beckham. Chery1-191 Beckman. Julie-116. 117. 145. 158. 215 Beebe. Joy-207 Behrndt. Deborah-151. 155. 170. 173. 207. 206 Behrndt. Jon-155, 158. 159. 173. 222 Bell. Anetta-ISO. 169. 215 Bell. Lisa-159. 215 Bell. MolIy-215 Bell. Troy-46. 110. 112. 168. 207 Benz. Miss Barbara-182 Bendix. Beth-128. 223 Bendix. Kathleen-162. 215 Benge. Scon-215 Benjamin. William-223 Bennett. VirgiI-150. 191 Benningho . Bruoe-19. 207 Benson. Dean-191 Benney. John-223 Berks. Jayne-191 Berkowitz. Leslie10. 114. 115. 153. 162. 177. 214. 215 Berkowitz. R 168. 175. 191.78 Beniet. Daniel-223 Beuker. Betsy-215 Bickel. Shawn-223 Bugle. Char1ene-81. 162. 175. 1 1 Biederstadt. Lynn-192 Bietry. Mr. hm-9. 73. 171. 182. 190 ,BiIIer. Lmnenww Birdsong. Larry-192 Birdsong. Nancy-153. 169. 215 Bishop. David-215 Bishop. Donna-223 Bishop. Michae1-207 oger-39. 110. 111. Bishop. Steven-192 Black. John-171. 223 Blackburn. Amy-156. 223 Blake. Janice-158. 223 Blake. Phyllis-192 Bland. Tammy-174. 192 Blankenship, Diane-90. 149. 222. 223 Blankenship. Susan-192 Blankenship. SheiIa-39. 149. 176. 215 Blarmon. Linda-163 Blieden. Jessica-177. 215 Blotzer. Debbie-33. 114. 207 Blolzer. Sherri-33. 152. 177. 215 Boalman. Sharon-192 Bodine. Cynthia-90 Bodine. Norma-207 Boehnlein. Matthew-15. 150. 155. 158. 159 Boese. Michael-108. 109. 124. 130. 144. 170. 207 Bogart, Annette-223 Began. Douglas-215 Bohn. Kris-15. 151. 152. 155. 156. 157. 215 Balding. James-33. 169. 192. 213 Bolka. Scon-33, 170. 192 Belles. Douglas-192 Bond. Jennifer-7. 114. 128. 129. 136. 143. 145. 159. 177. 192. 254 Bones. Bobbie-207 Bones. Leestha-215 Bonick. Richard-215 Boo. Barbara-215 Boone. Tami-215 Boothe. Patricia-192 Borzyc. Stephen-223 Bosley. Connie-165. 182 Bosxic. Larnice-223 Bos1ic. William-151 Boucher. DonaId-223 Bowmar. EIaine-165. 207 Bowmar. EIizabeth-162. 167. 207 Bowmar. Peter-215 Boyd. Wendy-159. 160. 161. 169. 207 Bozanh. Danny-177. 223 Brad1ord. Stacey-223 Bradley. Cheryl-263 Brady. MichaeI-158. 159. 170. 207 Braman. MichaeI-105, 153. 207 Braun. Regina-74 Breitzka. Christine-159. 162. 177. 215 Bleitzka. Michael-69. 177. 223 Brewer. Scott-192 Bridwell. Debra-207 Bridwell. Glenn-HO. 111, 159. 170, 171. 176. 207. 256 Brighl. Dwain-91. 207 Brigm. Terry-223 Brill. Andrea-94. 153. 171. 176. 192 Brill. Jackie-QO. 153. 164. 177. 223 Brinkman. Darlene-223 Brinkman. Phil-215 Brodien. Chris-223 Brooks. Debra-155. 215 Brooks. Dorrenoe-159. 160. 169. 192 Brooks. James-192 Brooks. Janioe-223 Brooks. Jo Ann-169 Brooks. Randy-ZS. 223 Brooks. Troy-215 Brown. Dawn-223 Brown. Douglas-223 Brown. Elizabeth-114. 223 mm. Judith-155. 158. 207 Brown. JuJiann-152, 173. 215 Brown. Katherine-215 Brown. Kenneth-68. 215 Brown. Lany-223 Brown. Patricia-207 Brown. Rhonda-207 Brown. Tammie-215 Minnesingers 150 Bruemmer. Mrs. Pa1ricia-182 Bruemmer. PauI-117. 223 Bryant. Jeannette-38. 159. 169. 207 Bryant. Mark-223 Bryant. NathaniaI-192 Bryam. Terry-174. 192 Buchner. DanieIa-74 Buell. Loren-263 Buell. Wayne-223 Bu1ord. Tom-176. 223 Bulakowski. Grace-170. 1175. 192 Bulol. Lisa-162. 215. 263 Bunion. Thomas-215 Burch. Roberta-192 Burkhart, Scon-223 Burklow. Leigh-153. 215 Burklow. MichelIe-116. 136. 192 Burks. AIisa-138. 139. 169. 207 Burks. Keilh-223 Burks. Kevin-85. 91 Burnett. Gregory-69. 223 Burney. Jonny-158. 207. 263 Burns. Anna Burroughs. Diana-114. 151. 164. 206. 207 Burrows. Douglas-223 Burton. Mark-156. 223 Bunon. Tina-77. 223 Bush. Gilbert-38. 151, 167. 207 Bulter. Anthony-105. 192 Butts. Lisa-223 Buns. Ricky-66. 207 Bystrom. Lotta-75 CCC Cabanaw, MicheIIe-223 Cabil. Stephen-223 Caddo. Bruce-192 Callaway. Cynthia-57. 87. 192 Callaway. MichaeI-98. 158. 223 Callaway. Mrs. PauIa-182 Camarena. Andrea-128. 153. 158. 215 Campbell, Cassandra-215 Campbell. MichaeI-11. 35. 105. 144. 192 Campion. Edward-207 Campion. William-223 Carabine. Ann-192 Cardello. Nicholas-7. 12. 49. 55. 159. 207 Cavdello. Robert-192 Carlisle. Roben-154. 207 Caern. Robert-150. 158. 159. 207. 256 Carstens. Carolyn-192 Caner. Arron-124 Caner. Bridgette47. 164. 207 Caner. Daniel-192 Cartwright. Mr. James-182 Casey, Richard-215 Casne. Donald-105. 107, 151 Casue. RonaId-11. 26. 27. 105. 123. 124. 144 Catchings. Anthony-193 Catchings. Terrance-215 Catchings. Truuina-90. 215 Caviggiola. Brian-223 Caviggiola. Gregory-223 Gavin. Cathy-SO. 175 Cavin. Jenniter-163. 215 Cecil. Kathryn-175. 193 Cermak. Jeanette-174. 207 Cermak. Margare1-223 Cernius. 68119153. 177. 223 CerriIIos. Brian-223 Cerrillos. Richard-207 Chambers. Vicky-223 Chappell. DarryI-215 ' Chanson. Debra-223 Chesnm. John-193 Chesnut. Judy-158. 159. 164. 170. 193 Chesnul. Rhonda-166. 167. 170. 207 Chesnut. Tina-99. 156. 223 Childers. Charles-223 Childers. CarI-223 Childers. Linda-223 Chlebek. Christopher-110. 132. 223. 263 Christensen, Dawn-95. 152. 156. 157. 164. 170. 193 Christensen. Donald-97. 170. 213 Christensen. Robin-215 Christensen. Wendy-153. 155 Chubb. Debbie-193 Church. Denise-158. 223 Claus. Richard-215 Clemente. Ricadcr158 Clement. Mellissa-153, 156. 166. 167. 170. 207 Clemons. Deborah-193 Clemons. Katherine-215 Click. Mr. Greg-182 Clause. Ron-223 Clouse. Theresa-164. 215 Clough. Lori-207 Coble. Tammy-34. 193 Coble. William-223 Cofer. Jennifer-100. 207 Cofer. Kevin-223 Coffer. Mrs. Sharon-163. 182 Coffman. JeHrey-215 Coffman. Susan-162. 165. 207 Cohen. Rodney-216 Cohn. Jennifer-114. 163, 177. 216 Cole. Kimberly-223 Coleman. Bryan-223 Collins. Rhonda-55 Colvin. Da1e-193 Combs. Andrew-20. 216 Combs. ApriI-193 Comer. Mary-98. 216 Commers. Mr. Rick-182 Congdon. RusseII-193 Connell. Maureen-138. 139 Cook. David-47. 110. 157. 171. 177. 193 Cook. Susan-150. 158. 170. 207 Cooper. Gayie-169. 216 Cooper. Gvegory-46. 156. 157. 166. 167. 170, 174. 177. 207. 254 Cooper. Jack-216 Cooper. Sereta-223 Cooper. Stacy-162. 207 Coopev. Mrs. Yvonne-157. 182 Corbett. James-216 Cordray. Shei1a-150. 155. 157, 193 Corley. Phillip-169. 207 Cor1ey. Roben-207 Corso. Mrs. Donna-182 Cottingham. Christine-139. 164. 177. 216 Cotton. Ca1hy-125. 169. 207 Canon. SIephanie-14. 36. 37. 150. 155. 171. 190. 193. 235, 269 Coughlin. Colleen-136. 137, 156. 157. 159. 162, 170. 207 Coughlin. Rebecca-136. 143. 156. 159. 222. 223 Coursel. Graoe-165. 101. 207 Coursel. Pany-165. 207 Couner. Cynthia-193 Couner. James-223 Couner. Kathryn-216 Covert. Mr. Larry-182 Cowin. Laura-157. 158. 159. 163. 170. 177. 193 Cox. Adam-132. 176. 177, 216 Cox. Bonnie163. 193. 257 Cox. Brenda-149. 223 Cox. Karole-223 Crabbs. Mrs. BeverIy-182 Clarjse. Carla;193 - CraMord. Donna-223 0raw1010. Philiprz16 Creger. Kimbeny-223 Creger. Tammy-223 Creutzburg. Craig-110. 158. 170. 207 Wrestling 118-119 Crider. Johnny-216 Cridland. Sandy-223 Croh. Carol-166. 173. 207 Cros1ey. Edie-151. 158. 223 Crosley, Ra1ph-193 Cross. Philip-216 Cummings. James-216 Cunningham, Mr. EarI-182 Cunningham. Lee-6. 125. 126. 127. 136. 168. 173. 193 Cunningham. Sue-S. 139. 216 Curcio. Gina-149. 174. 207 Curcio. Tony-223 Currin. KelIy-175. 193 Currin. 80011-216 Cuvry. Angela-216 Curry, Debbie-216 Curtis. Anthony-193 Curtis. Kalhy-193 Czizek. Darrel-216 Czizek. Darrin-223 DDD Dabney. Candace43. 87. 125. 158. 169. 207 Dahlberg. Car1-158. 159. 170. 207. 256 Dahlberg. Janice-59. 159. 164. 170. 193 Dahlberg. Tammy-152. 158. 177. 214 Dandridge. Terry-59. 124. 193 Daniel. Bruce-59. 169. 193 Daniels. Julie-140. 152. 173. 222. 223 Daniels. Timothy-208 Dam. Chanes-208 Darling. Debra-223 Darnell. Johnnie-216 David. Kir1-223 Davis. Anthony-150. 151. 208 Davis. Danne1-216. 223 Davis. Geraldine-216 Davis. Mark-208 Davis. Michae1-22. 193. 101 Davis. Nancy-223 Davis. Vickie-BO. 173. 193 Dawson. Mark-54. 169. 193 Dawson, Shereen-169. 216 Deal. Michael-208 Dean. Judith-155. 194. 247 Deaner. John-132. 156. 223 Deeb. Mark-150 Dehlinger. Nancy-170. 194 Delco. Rebbecca-159. 160. 161, 169. 194 Delco. RonaId-222. 223 Demass. PauI-194 Dennen. David-216 Denow. Sue-139. 216 Deveveaux. KeUIy-216 Dick. David-208 Dickey. Margare1-128. 129. 139. 224 Dietrich, Terry-194 Dietz, J. Eric-78. 110. 157. 171. 177. 194 Dietz. SIephen-153. 158. 177 Dillon. James-170. 175. 194 Dipaolo. Christine-162. 208 Diulkowski. Gary-121. 158. 216 Dobbs. John-62. 175. 194 Dobos. Linda-170. 194. 263 00605. Nancy-208 Dodd. Richard-216 Dolph. Roben-223 Dolph. Ronald-208 Doplh. Sally-194 Ddson. Amy-158. 159. 223 Dombkowski. Debra-216 Dombrowsky. Brian-224 Dombrowsky. DanieI-151. 208 Douglas. Blair-208 Downey. Annet1e-224 Downey. Armena-194 Downs. Jay-130. 131, 157. 168. 170. 190. 194 Downs. Julie-140. 143. 153. 159.216.239.214 Downs, Marybeth-162. 216 Drake. CynthIa-175. 208 Drake. Mr. Don-24, 182 Drake. PameIa-59. 94. 95. 112.113. 140. 144.150. 153. 156. 168. 171. 194 Dry. Mr, James-175. 182 Drzewiecki. Thomas-10. 1 10. 132. 177. 214 Duke. MalcoIm-224 Duke. Marcus4208. 257 Duke. MichaeI-105. 194 Dukes. Ollie-208 Dull. Kathleenr48. 62. 152. 165. 171. 175. 194. 240. 269 Duncan. Allie-132. 194 Duncan. Phillip-224 Durham. Randy-134. 208 Durham. Susan-163. 194 Durham, Wayne-208 Duszynskl. Arthur-208 Duszynski. James-194. 208. 97 Duszynski. Jef1rey-89. 216 Duszynski. Mark-158. 159. 163 Dyer. Christine-216 Dyer, Kimberlee-194 Dyer. Tamra-223 EEE East. Donna-159. 164. 208 Eaton. ShelIa-224 Eckert. Dean-216 Eckwood. Roy-105. 208 Eckwood. Timothy-85. 216 Eddy. Todd-224 Edinger. Heidi-164. 208 Edinger. HoIt-14. 22. 33. 37, 88. 132. 151. 154. 155. 177 Edinger. Tina-208 Edwards. A1ben-83. 152. 166. 171. 206. 208 Edwards. Cynthia-19. 194 Edwards. Georgetta-125. 126. 169. 194 Edwards. Renee-169. 224 Edward. Sandra-224 Edwards. Valerie-224 Egan. Kevin-67. 134. 208 Egelske. Brenda-143. 151. 153, 216 Egelske. BreIt-121. 224 Ehret. Mrs. Evelyn-183 Eichelberg. Kevin-177, 224 Eikelberg. Julie-20. 152. 156. 157. 166. 208 Ekovich. Frances-194 Ekovich. Tony-216 Eldridge. Chris1ine-128. 164. 224 Eldridge. Nancy-194 Eldridge. Timomhy-96, 97. 130. 245 Ellison. Jill9177. 224. 253 Elwecc. Jim-224 Emerson. Mr. Ralph-183 Emrick. Ambe1v194 Engelbrecht. David-194 Engstrom. Elizabeth-48. 140. 177. 216. 269 Enos. Scott-216 Epley. Bobby9224 Epple. Eugene-105. 144. 194. 255 Erickson. Constance-173. 224 Erickson. James-208 Ericson. Lynda-224 Estes. Kae-149. 208. 247 Evans. Candacer13. 151. 169. 216 Evans. DanieI-98. 224 Evans. GIoria-73. 98, 216 Evans. Richard-194 Evans. Tammie-163 Everett. Kim-91. 173. 224 Everett. MichaeI-ZOB Everly. Gary-224 Ewing. Mr, Jesse99. 73. 183 FFF Fabina. Lucinda-143. 159. 170. 173. 194 Fabina. Sherry-47. 143, 153. 159. 170, 173. 206 Falls. Tinar224 Dargo. Kimberley-158. 224 Fargo. Ronaldr159. 208. 256 Farina. Joseph-66. 208 Farley. Sc011-151. 208 Farmer. Lynn-208 Farmer, Steve472 Farrell. MichaeI-Zoa FarreH. Romona-208 Farrell. Terry-208 Fau1k. Joseph-194 Feeney, Mr. Tom-183 Feige. Scon-57. 94. 195 Fellon, Duane-66. 122. 124. 168. 171. 195 Felton. Eric-39. 110. 111. 158. 216 Ferguson. Eva-33. 224 Ferguson. Julie-208 Ferrell. PauI-208 Ferrell. Pau1-151 Ferrell. Ramona-GQ. 163 Feners. RonaId-216 Finney. GayleJSB. 224 Firebaugh. Scott-216 Fischbaqhar. Lynn-155. 162. 175. 208 Fischer. Mr Bryce-132. 183 Fisk. Elalne-155. 208 Fisk. Valencia-155. 216 Flavm. Miss FontelIe-183 Fleming. Anne-10. 77. 153. 156, 177. 216 Fleming. James-155. 177. 195. 214. 213 Fleming. Rhonda-208 F1ohr. Shervi-153. 155. 158. 159. 170, 171. 176.208. 256 Flotow. KeIIy-224 Flotow. Mark-134. 135. 208 Fly. Carolyn-12. 195 Fly. Donna-142. 143. 222. 224 Fly. MichaeI-224 Fly. Robin-142. 143. 153. 159. 169. 171. 216 Fogarty. Helen-224 Fogany. MichaeI-195 Fogany. Norman-208 Foldenauer. Laura-195 Foldenauer. Louan-195 Foltz. Gregory-169, 208 Foltz. JeHrey-195 Fomie. Basil-158 Ford. Mr, Ouincy-183 Forker. Deborah-224 Forsythe. Kathryn-47. 152. 155. 166. 167.170. 171. 208. 245. 269 Foster. Anthony-169. 208 Fos1er. Carlyn-195 Fowler. Agnes-160. 169. 216 Frageman. E'iC'216. 121 Franckowski. David-224 Frank. Laura-73, 152. 171. 195 Frankel. Bvock-195. 46 Frankenleld. Rober1-170, 195 Frankinburger. Timothy-26 Fransko. Kathy-114. 164. 224 Freake. Janet-208 Fredenburg. Andrea-170. 195 Fredenburg. Pam-162. 216 Fredson. Mark-195 Freesen. Mr. PhiI-130. 183 Freismum. Philip955. 195 Freligh. Julie997. 208 Freligh, Lisa-153. 208 Frierson. KimbuIa-195 Frierson, Toniku216 Frierson, Yolanda-224 Fry. Tommy Fryar. Brett-216 Fryer. Cindy-171. 191. 195 Frye. Julie-195 Frye. Timothy-224 Fuenetes. Juan-224 GGG Gage. Jef1rey-216 Gangwer. Jemey-45. 177. 216 Gardner. Dennis-151. 208 Gardner. MichaeI-153. 156. 157. 208 Gavdnev. Roben-54 Garmon. Cheryl-174 Garrett. Debra-224 Garwick. Kerri-195 Gatz. Wendy-224 Gaurin. Beniamin-175, 195 Gawron. Julie9224 Gayhean. Richard-BS. 153, 156. 157. 166. 167, 208 Gayhean. Terasa-224 Gehrmann. Lucas-224 Geigen, Sylvia-224 Gembala. Sheila-38. 150. 159. 161. 162. 169. 208 George. Brain-195 George. Houston9224 Germain. Donna-152, 158. 177, 216 Germain. Steven-195 Gerwing. Janet-136. 152. 216 Gerwing. Joanne-136. 137, 151. 168. 170. 195 Gesse. ArnoId-208 Gesse. Marie-216 Gettinger. Miss-214. 183 Gibson. Natalei-224 Giesler. Mr. Robert-183 Gilben. Donald-195 Gilbert, Timothy-27. 216 Gillespie. Darlen$224 Gilmore, Mary-173. 195 Gimhner. Tracy-142. 143. 152. 155. 159. 168. 170. 195 Gimhner. Mrs. Lorraine-183 Gipson. Penny-224 Glanders. Col1een-176. 195 Glanz. MicheIIe-224 Glanz, SamueI-224 Glassman. Korry-195 Glenn. Mr. Max-183 Glossinger. Diane9224 Glossenger. Lisa-162. 208 Gloy. James-BB. 216 Gloy. Robin-208 Gloy. Todd-216 Goble. Melinda-86. 162. 208 Goble. Melissa-208 Goede. Denise195 Goede. Teri-208 Goelz. Cathee-112. 158. 159. 168. 171. 196 Gole. Sue-196 Gomba. Diane-196 Gomez. Joe9216 Gonder. Tom-224 Goo1sby. Kim-128, 148. 149. 169. 26 Goolsby. Remona-19. 160. 161. 159. 196 Gordon. Lynn-172. 173. 196 Gore. Richard-224 Gorecki. Karlyn-164. 196 German. Patrick-196 Gouge. Bruce-27, 208 Graf. Werne1-120. 121. 214. 216 Graham. Brenda-152. 159. 160. 161. 162. 169. 196 Gramz, Leslie-208 Granlz. Lynn-224 Granzo. Diane-176. 269 Granzo. KimberIy-196 Granzo. MichelIe-216 Granzo. Timothyw224 Grass.Sy1via-163. 170. 196 Grassel. MichaeIe-74 Gray. Melodie-224 Gray. RandaII-196 Gray. Ricky-132. 224 Gray. 80011-208 Green, Laura-151. 162. 208 Green. Rodney-216 Greer. Phaera543. 112. 125. 169. 208 Grieger. Jerry-224 Grmin. Diana-196, 224 Griddin. Ronald-216 Grisworld. Sherry-158. 224 Grizzle. James-84. 88. 216 Groendyke. Caro1-114. 163. 208 Groendyke. Richard-153. 196 Gvoff. Miss Sue-24. 183. 244 Grof1. Jenni1er-157 Grossenger, Dan-224 Groth. Carla969. 158 Grott. Teresa-152, 163. 196 Gruenberg. 8renda-10. 11. 14. 151, 154. 176. 196.250 Gryzbacz. Lisa-175. 196 Gulliver. Virginia-42. 114. 115. 149. 163. 208 Gulstrom. Jerrery-45. 105. 130. 131. 144. 175, 196. 241 Gumms. James-91. 152, 196 Gunola. Mark-216 Gurrola. Shelley-224 Gussman. MichaeI-216 Gusta1son, Joseph-177. 214 Gunerman. Robert-196 HHH Hack. Sharon-224 Hager. Thoma5v34. 119. 170. 208. 237 Hahn. Barbara-128. 152. 153, 166. 159. 169.216 Hahn. Mr. BilI-183 Hahn. Jeffrey-95. 124. 134. 171 Hahn. Loren-153 Hakim. Hassen9224, 244 Hakim. Mr. Hassein-183 Hakim. Joffer-SS, 152. 158. 224 Hakim. Miriam-152, 156. 166. 167. 216 Hale. Robin-128. 216 Halfacre. Dixie-219 Hall, Gregory-208 Hallum, John-124. 208. 269 Halloway. Mark-196 Hamilton, Richard-196 Hamlin. Mr. Cliftord-183 Hammonds. Willi$224 Hammons. Patsy-196 Handtke. Paula-217 Hanke. GaiI-158. 159. 217. 256 Hanke. PauI-158. 159. 256 Hardesty. Kimber1y-217 Hargus. Kenny-219 Havkleroad. Jacqueline-196 Harmon. Carolyn-217 Harmon. Cyn1hia-196 Harmon, Linda-169. 170. 196 Harris. Timothy-196 Harris, William-217 Harrison. James-208. 97 Harrold. Pat-224 Harsha. Julie-143. 155. 217, 239 Hart. Bruce224 Han. Patricia-SS. 196 HarveIL Michel1e-112. 125. 126. 127. 162. 196 Harvey. Kennelh-169. 196 Harvey. Melissa-217. 263 Hatchen. LenelI-132. 133. 167. 209 Havlin. Kenne1h9177. 217 Havlin. Theresa-ZS. 128. 129. 142. 143. 149. 159. 168. 170. 196 Hayden. Kim-169. 206. 208 Hayman. Angelav208 Hayman. Calhryn-217 Hayman. Lisa-224 Hayman. Timothy-35. 208 Haynes. Christine-217 Haynes. Joan-174, 197 Head. Maria-112, 151. 160. 161. 197 Hebb. John9132. 217 Heckman. DaVId-197 Heeg. Amy-224 Heeg. Lea-151, 155. 170. 176. 197 Heeg. MichaeI-217 Heeg. PauI-224 Helhn. Melody-224 Helms. Todd-158 Hekter. Ken'110. 224 Hemczak. E1len-159. 162. 217 Hemanger. Mrs. Dorothy-183 Henckel. Randy-208 Henckel. William-ZOB Henderlong. Byian-158. 217 Henderlong. Dave197 Henderson, Nkrumah-224 Hendricks. Mr. Tommy-183 Henninger. Timothy-217 Henry. Cheryl-222. 224 Heraty. PameIa-128. 152. 217 Hear. Arlene-217 Hershey. Kathleen-14, 152. 155.156.157. 170. 171. 173. 17. 206 Hexvey, Edward-132. 197 Hervey. Pete-132 Hervey, Ricky-105. 217 Hesse. Birgit-74 Hicks. David-208 Hicks. James-224 Higdon. Jeffrey9217 Higdon. Ralph-151 Higgs. Chvistinev217 Higgs. Lisa-224 Hill. Penny-158. 170, 197 Hillard. Abdrea-169 Hillavd. Karen-208 Hillard. Rhoda-169. 224 Hillman. MarshaII-217 Hilz. Eva-74 Hinchman, Greg-224 Hinderlong. Brian-33 Hines. Patrick-224 Hirsch. Bruce-29. 75. 105. 168. 177. 197. 118 Hirschtield. DaIe-67. 105. 208 Hixon. Steven-217. 73 Hixon. Trudy-90. 153. 224 Hoder, RoberI-105. 130. 131. 145, 175, 197. 255 Hoeckelbevg, MichaeI-217 Hof1man. Jean-208 Honan. Michael-209 Honasler, Gary Hof1master, Keith-224 Hogan. Michael Hogan. Patricia Hogan. Richard-224 Hohnke. Rebecca-99. 152. 165. 170. 176, 209 Holkan. John-224 Holkan. Patrick-105. 118. 209 Holley. Otha Hoiloway. Mark HoIm, Raymondv118. 217 H011. Darrin Hood. My. Rober1-183 Hoodwin. A1bert-20. 159, 217. 121. 256 Hootman. Steve-217 Hopl. Benina-74 Houck. Bradley-224 Houck. Dean-158, 177. 217 Houck. Lori-209 Houston. Geovge-156 Houston. Lawrence-224 Houston. Marsha-11. 54. 160, 159. 170. 197 Hovey. Brenda-209 Hovey. Jackie-217 Hovey. Lenora Hovey. LiIa-217 Hovay. Roxanna Howard. Derick-217 Howard. JackieSQ. 158. 224 Howard. Michael Howavd. Therese-174, 208. 253 Hubbard. Norma-169. 197 Hubbard. Ruben Hudson. Winiam Huffman. Teresa-217 Hugley, Anita-174, 197 Hugley. Edward-217 Hultgren. Mr. George-157. 183 Hungedord. Dale-ZOQ Hungedord. Terry-217 Hunsley. Howard Hunsley. S1eve-197 Hunt. Jimmy-91 Hupenz. Wayne10. 155. 217 Hun. Almerjeanv169. 217 Hun, Racheon-125. 169 Hurt. Sieve Huskey. Cheryl-224 Hutchinson. TEIi-176. 217 Hutchinson. Thomas-172. 217 Hutchinson. Troy Hutson. AngeIa-SQ. 158. 177. 224 Hutson. Sherry Hyane. Roben-197 Hyane. Wllliam-174 Hyer. Gayle209 hacoveni. JilI-217 Irish. Nyeita-158. 224 lrk, Mike-224 Irwin. C. Lynn-209 Ishmael. Colleen-149 Ishmael. Denise149. 217 May. Linda-197 JJJ Jackson. A1Ien-224 Jackson. Grady-217 Jackson. Herbert-209 Jackson. Kimberly-217 Jackson. Laura-209 Jackson. Lisa-209 Jackson. Shari-197 Jacobs. Craig-224 Jacobs. John-197 Jageman. Cunis-173. 209 Janatik. Ca1herine-158. 224 Janatik. Timothy-105. 197 Janatik. Tom-209 Jankowski. Ear19224 Janosky. MichaeI-224 Javrell. GIenn-177. 197 Janoll. M1. Thomas-184 Jasicki. Adam-224 Jasicki. Pauline-153. 173. 224 Jaskowski. Diane-217 Jenkins. Linda-217 Jenkins. Malcia9209 Jenks. Ciifford-224 Jensen. Mr. Dan-184 Jernberg. Emin-78. 156. 157. 214. 217 Jernberg. Julia-17. 78. 114, 156. 157. 170.209 Jesch. Manhew-152, 224 Jesch. Richard-16. 76. 78, 156. 157. 166, 167. 170. 177 Jenon. Cherrone-153. 157. 173. 206. 209 Johns. Mrs. Beverly-184 Johnson, ConnieJ. 168. 174. 176. 197 Johnson. Debra-160. 169. 217 Johnson. Edwavd-217. 243 Johnson. Glen-217 Johnson, Hugh9224 Johnson. James-209 Johnson. JeHrey-217 Johnson. Kevin-177. 217 Johnson. Mark-224 Johnson. MelanieJ51. 224 Johnson. MichaeI-197 Johnson. Michael L.-217 Johnson. Mr. Pau1-184 Johnson. Raymond-217 Jonson. Toddr224 Johnson. Jeri9224 Jonas. Mr. Edward9184 Jones. Eddi9224 Jones. E1ber1-225 Jones. Eric949. 209 Jones. Gary-174. 197 Johnson. James-209 Johnson. Jeffrey-217 Johnson, Kevin-177. 217 Johnson, Markv224 Johnson, Melanie-151. 224 Johnson. MichaeI-197 Johnson. Michael L:217 Johnson. Raymond-217 Johnson. Todd-224 Johnston. Jeri-224 Jones. Eddie-224 Jones. Elbert-225 Jones. Eric-49. 209 Jones. Gary-174. 197 Jones. Jay-84. 105. 118. 217 Jones. JeHrey-225 Jones. Joel-105. 197. 237 Jones. Mr. John-170 Jones. Lori-209 Jones. Marilyn-82, 151 Jones. Michele.217 Jones. Sherryl-225 Jones. Terry-197 Jordan. Barbara-90, 225 Joseph. Barbara-217 Joseph. Deborah-225 Joseph, Douglas-151 Joseph. Melvin-197 Jost. Jennifer-225 Jotz. VvonneJ4 Jovien. Tracy-69. 142. 143. 159. 222. 225 Joy. Miss Jean-31, 136. 177. 184. 206 KKK Kabacinski. Mark-217 Kaczka. KimberIy-209 Kagan. Irving-171. 176, 217 Kahn. Alfred-ZOS Kahn. Debra-140. 217. 263 Kahn, Thomas-197 Kama. John-197 Kalk. Janice209 Kalvaitis. Gary-225 Kaminski. Belh-197 Kaminski. Patricia-225 Kaplan. Darren-153, 156. 225 Kaplan. Heidi-157. 156. 177. 206. 245 Kasingel. James-209 Kasprzyk. Teresa-198 Kasprzyk. Tina-153. 214. 217 Kazmucha. Kun-225 Kee1er. Tracey-225 Keeling. Doyle-225 Keen. Melody-163. 198 Keene. Chery1-162. 217 Keene. Joseph-225 Keller. Julie-156. 158. 159. 225. 244 Kelly. Bessina-217 Kelly. Teny-225 Kemp1. Mark-174. 198 Kemp1. Sharon-217 Kempf. Susan-162. 217 Kennedy. Susan-198 Kepcha. Bradv225 Kepler. Brenv27. 225 Keres1urd. Judith-184 Kes1er. DanieI-ZOQ Keys. Niko-209 Kieszkowski. Denise170. 198 Kieszkowski. Judith-162. 209 K111. Karen-19. 140. 141, 165, 198. 244 Kill. Mrs. Nancy-165. 184 Killingbeck. Palricia-198 Kimble. Ricky.92. 132. 217 Kindig. Amy-225 Kindig. Cyn'hia-198 Kindig. Diane-217 Kindig. GeraId-217 Kindig. Julie-198 Kiner. Keith-225 Kiner. Kevin-225 King. Ardina-139. 217 King. Debra-164. 217 King. Kenneth-164. 217 Kinney. Roben-225 Kinsey. Danielv28. 55. 134. 135 Kintzele. Dar1ene-125. 171. 214, 217 Kintze1e. William-30. 108. 109. 153. 209 Kirk. Michele-217 Kirk. Roben-49. 209 Kirkland. JeH-225 Kilkland, Caura-225 Kiser. KelIy-90. 114. 136. 225 Kist. Cynthia-116. 136. 171. 198 Kistler. Tiomthy-76. 105. 158. 209 Kilchell, Mr. Calvin-7 Kite. Scon-225 Kleinschmidt. Edward-94. 105. 151. 198 Klelnschmidt. LauraA22. 42. 95. 139. 152. 155. 177 Kline. Deborah-217 KIine. Roben-ZOQ Klingenmeier. John969. 177. 225 K1055. Andrew-170. 198 Kloss. Mark-69. 225 Kluge, Ga1e29. 163. 198 Knapp. Steve198 Kniola. Doris-100. 209 Kniola. Ouen1in-152. 225 Knoll. Judith-174. 198 Knolls, David-217 Knolls. Kevin-225 Kobos. David-132. 158. 159. 170. 209. 256 Koch. Lynn-140. 173. 225 Koch. MicheaI-158. 225 Koch. Patricia-95. 112. 145. 168, 170. 190. 198 Koch. RonaId-158. 217 Kopeke, Mrs, Chery1-184 Kohler. Brainr217 Kohler. Darcy-209 Kolodziejski. Kari523. 136, 143. 209. 255 Kominiarek. Klistin-12. 152. 218. 214. 260 Kominiarek. Laura.35. 149, 152. 171. 209. 239. 260. 269 Konig, Ryan-217 Konkey. Amy-158. 163 Konkey. John-225 Konkey. Richard-78. 190. 198 Kopanski. Christin$218 Kosakowski. Greg-198 Kosakowski. Leon-209 Kosakowski. Theresa9157, 170. 198 Kosney. Uli-74 Koss. Jeflery-218 Kass. Karen-158. 162. 174. 198 Koss. KelIy-198 Koss. ShelIi-149, 152. 209 Koss. Vikki-175 Kowalski. Patrick-134. 209 Kowalski. Timothy-218 Kozia'ek. KarI-225 Kozinski. EIizabeth-163. 196 Kozinski. Linda-156. 225 Kozlowski. Lorena-162. 209 Krachinski. Sheryl5209 Kleighbaum. Alan-217 Krieghbaum. Karen-165. 198 Kring. Cynthia-140. 225 Kroening. Kristi9162. 170. 190. 198 Krueger. Carol-140, 168. 171. 198 Kruse. Mavk-218 Kubik. Kirk-225 Kubsch. Corrin-173. 218 Kuchlk. Marie-163. 198 Kuchik. Richard-33. 73. 218 Kuhl. Brian-225 KuhL Glen-225 Kurplel. Bryce169. 209 Kuszmaul. Mr. 8055-27. 184 Kuta. Todd-76. 225 Kutch. BonnieATr' Kutch. Bruce-42. 104. 105. 131. 209. 245 chh. Debovah-162. 198 Kulch. Stev5198 Kutch. Thomas-105. 198 Kutch. Yvonne-218 Kwiecien. James-36. 108. 132, 133. 155. 157. 168. 170. 177. 198. 269 LLL Ladwig. Brenda-153. 163. 218 Lamar. David-99. 169 Lane, Carmen-159. 160. 169. 218 Lane. Christopher-218 Langa. Mr. Ken1A184. 256 Lansberg. Lynn-175. 199 Lansdell. Bobby-209 Larkin. Heather-218 Larocco. Dodd-225 Latchlord. Cecelia-31. 114. 144. 170. 206. 209 Latcmord. George-89. 218 Latchford. Philip-121. 225 Latchtord. SIephen-46. 67. 47. 75. 118. 171. 199. 248, 94 Lanig. Lance-10. 78. 110. 152. 156. 157.214. 218 Lauderdale. Ted-218 Lawrenz. Robbie-169. 209 Laws. Mark-209 Lawson. AngeIa-225 Lawson. CarI-209 Lawson. Laure-218 Leatherman. CrislobaI-209 Lee. Shelia-198 Lee. Veronica-165. 225 Leeks. Lonzena-199 Legros. David-218 Legros. Yvonne-159. 162. 209 Lemon. Dan-225 Lemon. Mr. Ronald-184 Lemons. Brenda-218 Lemons. Danny-118. 209 Lemons. Sandra-136. 170. 199 Lenard. Mr. Richard-130. 184 Lenlor. Marlene-225 Lenior. Sonia-77. 225 Lenoir. Sandra-169. 199 Leonard. Doris-209 Lenard. Mary-169. 199 Lewis. Coston-225 Lewis. Danny-132, 218 Lewis. David-105. 132. 199 Lewis. Kenl-209 Lewis. Kimberley-209 Lewis. Ray-27. 105. 151. 169. 209 Lewis. Tamara-218 Lightburna. Lesia-218 Lightburne. Leon-225 Lilovich. David-67. 105. 119. 144. 209. 237 Lilovich. George-HB. 158. 222 Lind. Amanda-225 Lingle. Beny-218 Lingle. Sarah-48. 155. 209 Link. Tammy-222. 225 Linsemeyen Daine-199 Linsemeyer. Douglas-120. 121. 209 Linton. JuIi-128. 177. 225 Lipscomb. Michael-225 Lisak. Susan-14. 42. 153. 155. 156. 157. 162. 166. 167. 170. 177. 209 Little. Jeannie-139. 177. 225 Little. Mary-21B Lloyd. DavId-225 Lofton. Kathryn-216 Logman, Brian-225 Logmann. 0319-199 Londakos. AIan-225 Londakos. Leonard-174 Londakos. Nick-218 Long. David-218 Long. Kathleen-151. 218 Long. Nola-225 Long. Tina-218 Lonzo. Mr. DeI-184 Looney. Rhonda-225 Lootens. Mr. Bernard-184 Lovins. Tony-225 Lowom. Vlcky-225 Lowery. Jeffery-7. 46. 58. 153. 199. 242. 257 Lonzano. Enrique-132. 225 Lozano. Marle-SO. 81. 156. 162. 209 Lubs. Kurt-34. 105. 209. 259 Lucas. Geraldine-149. 225 Luce. MI. CIyde-184 Luck. John-225 Ludingmn. Deborah-152. 156. 157. 165. 173. 209 Ludwig. Chvistina-153. 218 Lulinski. John-130. 209 Lulinski. Michael-225 Lungren. Ken-225 Lunerman. Lori-162. 209 Lycheni. Scon-216 Lyons. Bradley-22. 33. 37, 150. 151. 154. 171. 199 Lyons. Roben-199. Madaras. Sherri-225 Maerz. Diana-218 Maibaur. Gregory-209 Maibauer. Rebbecca-199 Mahoney. Mr. Malecki. MaIk-169. 209 Malicoat. Bartley-199 Malicoal. Sherry-218 Mallon. Brett-42. 209 Melon. Tim-23. 209 Malwin. Debra-10. 26, 47. 149. 162. 177. 218. 214 Manke. PauI-209 Mansah. Keiih-132 Manthey. Diane-209 Mavk. Paxrick-158. 159. 209 Marriott. Mr. Jack-185 Marsh. Chery1-153. 158. 159. 218 Marshal. Roben-225 Marshall. Christine-SS. 225 Marshall. Delorisa-218. 225 Marsha . JeHery-21O Marszalek. Melinda-95. 152. 157. 158. 171. 190. 199 Manin. Christopher-225 Martin. Debra-175 Martin. Jean-199 Martin. Ronnie-225 Manin. Scott-153. 155. 121. 218. 263 Martinez. Mayra-75. 88. 92. 153. 199 Mason. Gwen-153. 155, 218 Mason. Janet-158. 225 Mason. Jeffery-218. 263 Mason. Kassandra-218 Massom. Timothy-225 Matesic. Christinav177. 199 Malone. Christina-152. 225 Matthews. Charmin-38. 199 Matthews. Regina-43. 209 Manhews. Rena-169. 209 Mattingly. Joseph-218 Maxey. JeHery-222. 225 Mazac. Brenda-199 Mazac. Jeffery-218 McBride. Robert-158. 177, 225 McCarthy. Sherie-150. 170. 199 McCany. MichelIe-209 McCoy. David-225 McClain. Jenery-199 McDaniel. Lynn-150. 159. 160. 169 McDonald. CheryI-170. 209 McDonald. Debbie-160. 169. 218 McDonald. DonaId-31. 199 McDona1d. Mr. Patrick-184 McDonald. Sleven-218 McDougal. Lisa-209 McFeely. Shari-11. 22. 150. 173. 199. 250 McFeer. Tim-15 McGinnis. Joanne-199 McGinnis. Patricia-199 McGrath. Theresa-199 McGrath. William-225 McIntyre. Steve-177. 218 McKee. Debra-218 McKinney. Kevin-218 McLaughlin. Duane-218 McLean. Roben-218 McLemore. Barbara-165. 225 McLemore. Charles-199 McLemore. Debra-199 McLemove. Lori-209 McMahon. Brian-209 McMillin. Mr. Delano-184 Meadows. Brian-169 Meer. Chery1-173. 218 Meer. Margaret-225 Meer. RonaId-85. 218 Mejean. Edward-218 Menke. Brian-210 Mensah. Keith-171. 225 Mac . Jaque-177 Meredllh. Douglas-165. 210 Meledith, James-225 Mershon. Mrs. Pat-263. 185 Mena. Thomas-169 Messacar. Mr. James-185 Melts. Karen-181. 210 Meyer. Amy-2OO Meyers. Charlesr210 Meyer. Deborah-152. 177. 218 Meyer. Mrs. Marianne-185 Meyer. Michae1-210 Meyers. Joseph-27. 218 Mielko. Jean-162. 210. 218 Milcarak. EIizabeth-218 Milcarek. Suzanne-170. 200 Miely. Miss Lois-72. 185 Miles. Gwendolyn-225 Miller. Amy-200 Miller. Cary-177. 225 Millef. Chad-210. 241 Millev. Ellen-225 Mi1ler. Jeff-218 Miller. Jodi-225 MiIIer. Lisa-114. 159, 210. 256 Miller. Melissa-156. 157. 163. 177. 206. 245 Miller. Shari-55. 200 Mills. Jay-59. 94. 151. 168. 170. 171. 200. 236 Mills. Je11-171. 225 Mills. Mrs, Marion-175. 185 Minix. AIden-21O Mishler. JIII-159. 225 Mishler. Tyrone-174. 210 Mitchell. Curtis-225 Mitchell. Deborah-23. 38. 148. 149. 159. 169. 210 Mitchell. Jannette-225 Mitchell, Jerry-218 Mitchell. Kathy-169. 225 Mitchell. Lisa-225 MllchellMandy-SS. 171. 210. 147. 269 Mitchell. Paulette-149. 218 Mitchell. Lyn-263 Mitchels. Mrs. Lynn-185 Miyata. Kym-148. 151. 159. 160. 169. 210 Mohlke. Howard-21B Moisan. Toni-210 Mondienlz. Mark-10. 121. 120. 132. 133.218. 221 Montemayor. Maria-62. 94. 171 Momemayor. Mary-200 Montemayor. Monique-18. 62. 200 Monterroso. Tulio-13. 150. 210 Moore. CIetus-218 Moore. Jon-27 Moore. Lisa-167. 210 Moore. Ross-218 Monan. Sandm-ZOO Morlan. Sherry-225 Morris. PauIa-171. 225 Morrisroe. Janet-158. 222. 225 Morrow. Lesli+218 Morrow. Tiara-225 Muckway. RobIn-96. 97. 167. 210 Mutich. Peggy-177. 218 Mullins. Teresa-SB, 200 Murdock. Brian-218 Murphy. Theresa-37. 153. 155. 159. 162. 164. 171.214. 216 Nabors. Judy-170. 200 Naffziger. PameIa-175. 200 NaHziger. Susan-93. 140. 177. 218 Neal. MichaeI-218 Neal. Sherry-225 Nelson, Margaret-ZOO Nelson. Randy-225 Nelson. Yvonne-200 Neulieb. Diane-SB. 200 Neulieb. Margery-159. 210 Neumann. Donna-218 Neumann. Willlam-218 Nevorski. Lynn-218 Newcomb. Paige-225 Newman. Dan-210 Newman, Jeffery-210 Newman. MichaeI-ZOO Newman. Todd-151. 210 Newsome. Brenda-169, 225 Newson. Ricky-210 Nichols. Debra-155. 162. 151. 218. 244 Nichols. Kenneh1-152. 177. 218 Nicholson. Lisa-158. 225 Nightingale. Mrs. Mary-185. 222, 269 Noreika. AIma-125. 162. 168, 170. 173. 210 Norelka. Vidas-177. 225 Norman. Deborah-225 Nothsline. Barry-10. 31. 99. 214.218.221.269 Novak, Brian-98. 100, 151. 210 Novak. Cindy-69. 140. 225 Novak. Jo-163 Novak. Lisa 1111-153. 155. 177. 218 Novak. Lisa 42-218 Novak. Paul-225 Nowak. Jacqueline-218 Nowak. Kelan-200 Nowatzke. Damon-78. 169. 171. 190. 200 Nowatzke. Kenneth-219 Nowatzke. MichaeI-105. 170. 200 Nowatzke. Patricia-158. 225 Nowatzke. Peggy-39. 226 Nowatzke. Sally-153. 163. 219 Nowatzke. Scott-ZOO Nowatzke. Terry-226 NoMel. Tammy-226 Nowtel. Tammy-219 OOO Oakley. Tnya-210 Oblenis. Lori-225 Oblien. Mark-169. 210 Obrien. Mary-219 Obrlen. Nancy-163. 200 Obrien. RoberHO. 214. 219 Obringer. David-200. 244 O'Connor. James-Ho. 132 Ode . Mr. Rober1-185 Oden. Cynthia-163. 200 Olds, Denic9-169 Oleary. KimberIy-152. 157. 166. 170. 210 Olin. Susan-152. 177. 222. 226 Oliver. CIarence-GG. 219 Opperman. Gi1bert-155, 219 Orginskl. Michael-200 Or1owski. Sharon-200 Osos. Counney-114. 140. 173. 206. 210. 212. 215. 243 0505. DaIe-2OO 011. Jack-169. 210 Ottersen. Kristine-219 Onersen. Timothy-200 Owen. David-219 PPP Page. Josh-219 Page. Mark-226 Page. Zachary-200. 210 Pageis. David-210 Pagels. Lee-219 Pagels, Ronald-169. 170. 200 Pahl. Jef1rey-158. 210 Pahs. Theresa-162. 226 Palm. Chris-226 Palm. JeHrey-124 Palmer. Bret-226 Pa1mer. Florence-226 Palmer. Georgeann-128, 149. 168. 170. 190. 200. 241 Palmer. Kevin-66. 158. 177. 226 Palmer. Kun-219 Palombizio. Dan-122. 123. 124. 142. 145 Palsic. Laura-226 Palumbo. Vincenzo Pangbom. Tracy-18. 149. 210 Pannell. William-158. 219 Papineau. Lisa-219 Parish. Bonnie-159. 225 Parish. Connie-219 Parish. Evonne-226 Parish. Rosetta-226 Parks. Anlhony-226 Parks. Catherine-139. 219 Park. Gina-210 Parks. Kenny-88. 219 Parker. Russell Parks. Sandra-200 Parnell. GIenn-219 Parren. Mr. Gene-168. 185 Parrish. Gregory Parry. Mr. David4185 Parry. Davie-58. 57. 94. 108. 171. 190. 201 Perry. John-226 Pasek, Geof1rey-201 Patel. Dhlrenda-201 Patel. Ranjan-76. 156. 219 Patrick. CheryI-201 Patrick. Glen . Patrick. Gorman-169 Panevson. Betsy-153. 156. 158. 159. 214. 219 Patterson. Janet-114. 156. 158. 159. 226 Patz. Steven Pavlak. Christopher-175. 201 Pawlak. Sherri-201 Pawlak. Steven-105 Pawlik, Amy-Q. 152. 226 Pawloski. Brad Payne. RandaII-219 Peacock, CIifford-93. 219 Peacock, KimberIy-201 Pease. 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Thomas Remmel, Mrs. Myra-186 Rempala. Julle-30. 149. 171. 210. 248 Ben. W1lllam-202. 213 Reuber. Cynth1a-202 Reuber. Sleve-226 Reynolds. Melen-19. 210 Rhoades. Janet-155. 158. 226 Rhoda. Roben-177. 219 Rhodes. Mr. Benson-186 Rhodes. MIchaeI-219 Rlce. JeHrey-219 Rice. Jon-15, 37. 39. 47. 46. 150. 153. 155. 177. 202. 213 Richardson. BevaIy-158. 159. 256 Richardson. CheryI-21O Rlchardson. Perry-219 Richey. Miss Karen-72. 186 Richey. Marianne Richie. John-219 Richmond. Thomas-121. 210 Richmond, William-121. 219 Riggs. Eileen-69. 226 Riggs. Kathleen-226 Riley. Timo1hy-226 Rinehart. Penny-219 Ringo. Richard-21O Rinehan. Jef1-210 Risev. Tom-210 Risner. Robin-226 Rissman. James-210 Rissman. Karen-202 Ritchie. Charles-219 Hitter. Gayle-55. 219 Robbins. Kaven-219 Roberts. Jason-15 Robens. Vickie219 Robertson. Jo Ann Robinson. Bvenda-SQ. 155. 210 Robinson. Mr. Doug-186 Robinson. Karen-226 Robinson. Philip-118. 105 Roblin. Lauvie Roby. Jarvis-226 Roby. Terry Rodriquez. Alejandra Rogers. Bobette-111. 202 Rogers. Dary1-219 Rogers. Deborah-202 Rogers. Dwigh1-226 Rogers. Lenora-219 Rogers. Nat-91. 134. 226 Rogowski. Robert Rootes. Judy-226 Rosalik. Lorie-210 Rose. Deborah-141. 140. 152. 157. 159. 168. 171. 173. 177. 214. 219 Rose, Fred-166 Rose, Je11rey-27, 68. 95. 108. 153. 156. 157. 168. 171. 190. 202 Rose. William-202 Rosolik. Lorie Ross. Allyne-186. 263 Ross. Batsy-148. 162. 169, 210 Ross. Sharon-66, 158. 226 Rough, Thomas-36. 37. 68. 150. 155. 210 Roush. LaureI-219 Rowley. Susan-202 Rozinski. Susan-226 Rudd. Ms. Martha-171. 176. 186 Rudisell. John Rudnick. 86111-156. 171. 173. 177. 248 Rudzlewlcz. David-121. 132. 150. 152. 155. 156. 166. 167. 170. 210 Ruggles. Gregory-158. 159. 170. 210. 256 Rusboldt. Roben-43. 130. 245 Russeli: Donna-186 Russell. KelIy-152. 163. 170. 171. 176. 202 Rush. Christophar-226 Rush. Diannv38. 214. 219 Ruth. DanieI-74. 186 Rux. Patricia-219 Ryba. Robert-105. 202 Ryba. Ronald-10. 214. 219 SSS Sabinske. Brian-22. 210 Sadenwater. R1chard-186 Sadler. Roger Sadowski, KimberIy-219 Sales. ShalIy-174. 202 Sales. Shirley-210 Salgado. Jose Salgado. Sandra-210 Samallo. Janette-140. 152. 168. 219 Samalio. Theresa-210 Samm. Thomas-17O Samplawski. Daren-155. 158. 177 Sander, RonaId-226 Sanders. Marilyn-72. 226 Santiago. Frank-219 Sappentleld. Tammy-23. 210 Saruis. Bavbara-202 Sarvis. Barbara Saturday. Leslie-136. 149. 155. 219 Saturday. Mark-105. 171. 176. 202. 236 Savinski. Michelle-128. 158. 226. 222 Saxon. Alena Saxon. Herbert-46. 69. 165. 202 Saxon. John-219 Saylor. James-226. 257 Sayon. AIena-226 Schaper. Doris-74 Schaper. K1mberly-153. 219 Sceidt, Gilben-219 Schalnng. Lee-153. 202 Scherer, Norman-226 Schills. Brenpppilla, Brenda- 202 Schilla. Tammy-173. 219 Schlegelmilch. Esther-186 Schlegelmilch. Noel-24. 186 Schlunz. Kay-162. 219 Schnick. Georgna-226 Schnick. Tina4202 Schoch. Bobby-1B. 169. 210 Schofield. Deborah-202 Schofield, Donna-174. 210 Schoiield. Robin-Q, 30. 128. 156. 226 Schomakev. Lizav153. 226 Schomaker. Lori-210 Schoo1, Timothy-226 Schram. David Schram. Timothy Schrimsher. HaroId-226 Schvoeder. Jon Schroeder. Donavonv219 Schull. Shirley5219 Schultz, Blaine-169. 202 Schultz, BreI-202 Schultz, David Schultz. John-219. 226 Schultz. John D. Schultz. Karla-165. 202 Schultz. Lisa-219 Schultz. Lorene-202 Schu!1z. 60011-153. 158. 177, 226 Schumakei. Jef1ery-105. 132. 158. 210 Shuman. Mr. Rober1-186 Schwarzhaus. Verena-74 Schweizer. Tracie-210 Schwermer.Ji1l-31. 162. 170. 202 Scissom. Henry-226 Scott. Anne Marie-37. 76. 152. 155. 222. 226 Scott. Barbara-226 Scott. Chavles-42. 170. 202 Scott. Leslie4155. 219 Scott. Lisa-226 Scott. Patricia-169. 219 Scott. Randy-91. 226 Scovel. Cynthia Sacord. Laura-16. 149. 171. 210. 250. 255, 269 Secord. My. Marvin-186 Secrease. E1izabeth-149. 162. 206. 269. 211. 237. 241 Sehorn, David Sei1en. Taresa-156. 226 $9112. Joan-163. 170. 172. 203 Se . Sandva Selke. Jenni1er-226 Sellers. Brian-226 Sellers. Joseph-BB. 220 Sellers. MichaeI-203 Sells. Mrs, Bertha-186 Sells. Jacqueline-153. 158. 159. 220 Sells. Mr. William-186 Semla, Ramon-169. 210 Semla. Sharon-66. 128. 143. 159. 226 Serhal. David-22O Setser. Tian-151. 211 Sevick. Kim-203 Sewavd. James-105 Seward. Tarshar220 Shah, Ani-76. 153. 156. 220 Shanks. Julie-76 Sharp. AngeIa-220 Sharp. Sherry-211 Shebel. Deborah-10. 11. 62. 155. 170. 203 Shebel. Matthew-220 Sheblosky. Brian-177 Shelton. Edward Shepherd. Gregory-220 Sherrill. Kim-175. 203 Sherrill. Karen-149. 175 Sherri . Terry-226 Sheslesky. Brian-169 Shelter. Tracy4211 Shreve. RusseI1-130. 211 Shriner. Robert-105. 211 Shull. Virginia-211 Shurley. RonaId-211 Siddall. Jack-16 Siegmund. MichaeI-220 Signorino. Michele-152. 220 Signorino. Sallie451. 203 SHCOx. Scott-220 Silko. Todd-220 Sim. Chanbo-226 SIrnons. Kent Simmons. Roberta-220 Simmons. Robin Simpson. Tanny Sims. GaiI-211 Sims. Ralph4203 Sims. WI1Iam-220 Sin. Chann Slpes. Bren Sl1ar. Todd-177. 220 Sklbinski. John-134. 220 Skivers. Chrls-226 Skivers. Heidi Skoczek. Contessa-S. 153. 226 Skoczek. Marlanne-203 Skwlat. Valarie Slater. Barb-24. 25. 161. 170. 166 Slater. Tracey-11. 39. 46. 95. 112. 113. 125. 126. 127. 145. 160. 161. 163. 169. 171. 203. 269 Slim. Wil1i$226 Sliwa. Marianne462. 211 Smarzynski. Stephen-176 Smlenelny. Leonard'220 Smienelny. Tlmothy-226 Smllh. AIec-226 . Smllh. Andrew-153. 156. 175. 226 Smith. Chester Smith. Daniel J.-46. 78. 152. 156.157.170.171.211. 269 Smith, Daniel P.-153. 166. 167. 170. 211 Smilh. Darry1-49. 174. 211 Smith. Daryl Smith. lvan-226 Smith. Je11rey-42. 203 Smith. Lynne-220 Smith. Matthew-169 Smi1h. PauI-22O Smith. Penny Smith. Sharon-162. 211 Smith, 83ch11 Smith. William Smilhman. Warren-220 Smolinski, Gloria-157. 162. 211 Sobecki. MicheIIe-220 Sobieski. Eddie-221 Sobecki. Mr. David-186 Sobecki. Susan-211 Sobieski. Susan L.-22O Sobkowiak. Laura-219 Sommer. Wayne-186 Sonnenberg. David-45. 121. 150. 165. 203 Sorg. Roxanne-20. 211 Sosinski. Karen-203 Southward. Donna-169 Southward. 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Ken-204 Szabo. Gwendolyn-204 Szabo, PauI-227 Szyjka. Francis Szymkowski-211 TTT Tackelt. Judy-211 Tamlin. Kevin4204 Tanner. Thomas-156. 159. 211 Tarasick. Lynn-116. 117. 158. 222. 227 Tarpley. CheryI-168. 177. 220 Taylor. Benjamin Taylor. BeverIy-22O Taylov. Diane-227 Taylov. DonaId-211 Taylov. Je11-220 Taonr. Lauvie-152. 220 Taylor. Laverne-22O Taylor. Laveu$227 Taylor. Lynn-211 Taylor. Marsha-227 Taylor. Rick-118. 227 Taylor. Ronald A.-211 Taylor. Ronald L.-220 Taylor. RuseIl-124. 204 Teare. EIizabeth-220 Teetevs. DaIe-164. 177 Teetevs. David-158. 211. 227 Teets, Kun-227 Tempkin. Sari-176. 211 Thatcher. Charles-151. 155. 220 Thibideau. Gregory-204 Thode. 80011-211 Thomas. Arlene-125. 220 Thomas. Cary-91. 227 Thomas. Charles4211 Thomas, Dione-227 Thomas. Genevieve4170. 204 Thomas. Ginar227 Thomas. Mark Thomas. Mary-152 Thomas. Thomas-227 Thompkins. Dedar169. 220 Thompkins, Rita-211 Thompson. Brian5169. 211 Thompson. EIeanor-169. 21 Thompson. 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Leslie-169. 212 While. Mr, Charles-187 White. Daniel-77. 130. 131. 157, 170 White. John-212 White. MichaeI-169. 212 While. Phillipv121. 227 White, $1acy-205 Whne. Susan-87. 205 Whitehom. Janina-151. 220 Whitehorn. Tammy5162, 205 Whitfield. Karen-205 Whi1field. NeiI-212 Whitfield. Timothy4220 Whiting. Cynthia-152. 177. 220 Whitlow. Keith-132. 133. 144. 205 Whiilow. Wayne148. 155. 156. 169. 171 Whitlow. William-132. 133. 212 Whittley. Jamie-163. 205 Whybrew. Christopher-227 Whybrew. PhillipJG. 205 Wiederhold. Donna-227 Wiederhold. Joan-163. 173. 221 Wiederhold. Susan-227 Wiencek. Lara-174 Wienhoh. MicheIe-139. 221 Wiese. Mark-221 Wilhelm. Calhie205 Wilhelm. Rhonda-227 Wilke. Gregory-227 Wilke. James-155. 165. 177. 121, 205 Wilkins. Auslin-177. 221 Wilkins. Tanya-227 Wilkinson, Todd-158. 159 Wilkinson. Troy-165. 205 Will. Penny-157. 159. 205 Williams. Bren1-86. 221 Williams. David-205 Williams. Felecia-227 Williams. Fredirck-91. 227 Williams. GOIdon-227 Willlams. JezeIIe-212 Williams. Kimberly-158. 169. 227 Williams. Lori-221 Williams. Vannessa-150. 166. 212 Williamson. David-33. 153. 205 Williamson. Timothy-221 Wilson. Judith-153. 156. 157. 167. 170. 212 Wilson. $13110n+221 Wilson. William-124. 190. 205 Wimbush. F10yd-205 Windle. Michael-221 Wingard. William5222. 227 Winston. Patricia-169. 221 Wins1on. Shenease-227 Wimek. James-221 Wise. Jef1ery-91. 227 Wisniewski. James-227 Winsiewski. Roben-221 Wisniewski. Thomas-152. 206. 212. 247 Whithers. David-227 Whitherspoon. Jeff-169. 205 Wiziecki. Jane-205 W011. ManueIa-205 Wold. Phillip-221 Woldord. 0313-205 Wol1md, Debra-149. 148. 175. 211 Woltev. Kevin-97. 212 Wondergem. Johm205 Wood. Jana-159. 164. 167. 212 Woods. Penny-205 Woodson. Edwin-108 Woopson. Dean-219 Worlds. Gevald-227 Worlds. Sherrie5227 Wozniak. Bernadene-212 Wozniak. Cheryl-205 Wozniak. Joan-221 Wozniak. Lhda-29. 67. 212. 257 Wozniak. Ronald4227 Wren. BiII-38. 159 Wren. Jimmy-227 erght. Barbara-227 Wright. Brendar221 Wright, James-227 Wright. Thomas-212 Wroblewski. Christine-221 Wrobleski. James4205. 212 Wroblewski. Katherine-29. 205. 257 Wroblewski, Kevin-205 Wroblewski. Suzanne221 Wuerzburger. Aimee453. 156. 157. 167 Wu . Annette-205 W011. Larri-227 Wya11. Ju11e-139. 177. 221 YYY Yagelski. Connie-47. 155. 167, 212 Yagelski. Kenneth5156. 157. 212 Yahrmaner, James-SS. 212 Yahrmanev. Karen-205 Yahrmatter. Tracey-221 Yazback. Nadia-152. 156. 157. 170. 212 Yelton. Donald-187 Yi. Ho-209 York. Becky-227 Young. Cary-156. 227 Young. DoHy-227 Younker. Donna-112. 125. 139. 144. 212 222 Zarazee. Karen-112. 136. 143. 153. 158. 221.239 Zarazee. Kennelh-221 Zawacki. Roben-187 Zdyb. Julie-155. 164. 212' Zeese. Cheryl-153. 227 Zeese, Connie-153. 214. 221 Zeese. Douglas491. 227 Ziesmer, Roben4227 Zila. Dale221 Zila. Glen-76. 151. 221 Zimmerle. Warren-169 Zimmerman, Bruc9212 Zi11. William-227 Zygmuntowski. Trisha-157. 159. 205. 250 Our Appreciation RYB STAFF thanks the following for their contributions: La Porte HearId-Argus The News-Dispatch Root Photography Bill Allen Scott Allen Will Quirino Mike Hackelman Dave Lilovich Gerald Peters Mrs. Nightingale Editor-in-chief ................. Jeff Priebe Copy Editor ................. Dan J Smith Layout Editor .............. Mandy Mitchell Student Life Editon ..... Laura Kominiarek ............................. William Peck ................................ Lori Arndt Organizations Editon .......... Lori Vernon .......................... Penny Westphal ............................... Dave Cook Sports Editon ............... Tracy Slater ............................. Betsy Bagnall People Edited ............... Liz Secrease ................................ Kathy Dull ............................ Beth Engstrom ............................. Jim Kwiecien Academics Editor ........ Barry Nothstine ....................... Georgeann Alevizos ........................... Kathy Forsythe Ads Wanagew .............. Laurie Secord .......................... Janice Swanson ......................... Stephanie Cotton Art ........................... Dave Cook ........................... Barry Nothstine Photographers ............... John Hallum ............................. Diane Granzo ............................. Betsy Bagnall Sponsor .................. Mary Nightingale RYB splashes down on deadlines This is the tale of a group of wayfaring writers, artists and photographers, wandering the cosmos in search of someone in need of their talents. After much thought they elected a leader who would take orders from a supreme commander. They banded together and wrote of their adventures-of their battles and celebrations, of their victories and defeats. They boldly wrote what no man had written before. In the end they succeeded, they called themselves RYB. They traveled to far off lands in search of knowledge. Distant planets called ttBall State, HlU. and llChicagots Palmer House. The knowledge they gained was great, and they began to write. The travellers had problems, however. There was something lacking. ltWe need direction, they cried, tiWe need a Theme. By mutual consent, the group decided on HColor Us Rogers, and the work continued. But there was more Front Row-Diane Granzo, Tracy Slater, Mrs, Nightingale tsponsort, Bill Peck, Lori Vernon, Stephanie Cotton, John Hallum, Second Row-Dan Smith, Betsy Bagnail, Jeff Priebe. Laura Kominiarek, Jim Kwiecien, Laurie Secord, Kathy Forsythe, Barry Nothstine, Back Row-Georgeann Alevisos. Penny Westphal, Kathy Dull, Beth Engstrom, Liz Secrease, Lori Arndt, Mandy Mitchell, and Janice Swanson. trouble. Who will see our work? they wondered. UAre all of our efforts for nothlhg7'l ilWe will sell our book? cried the supreme commander. HWe will let everyone see our work? so sell they did, and the people came from all over the galaxy to see this book. The travellers rejoiced. In the end, the book was a success. Even the supreme commander was pleased. But the group would never be together again. Some did stay to do it all again the next year. But for the rest it was more books to write and other galaxies to explore. Yearbooko STAFF D.?kru-l Brvliian Smduu We were thinking of writing an edito ;I about the decision of the ' 001 Board to rezone Michigan at the t'other school could e choice students, but as we practicing proper humility, we t. added against it. Instead, we're just gonna spend some time reminiscing. first to use the new tr . It's about time. X From now on there will be only tour-year students graduating from Ole: Rogers because the Class of ,80 was me last 01 the three-year . classes. Remember the strike? We thought you would. Three weeks excused absence from school is just unforgettable. So'the end of another year sees a wide collection of different people enving out their many interests. Color . high school-tand of opportunity- .I working out and competing in 7grts, singing songs, playing in ba shooting film, debating ot r sohotars in Rogers Bowl. playin oumatist by writing a paper, a y rbook. Is there something left 0 . Oh yes, even learning. r . . r ., w .mo mm mm nm 09 8 pb e, IAKVII 9 Va kh sw 6 PW. nn Hk u : hm. Wd