Rogers High School - Rogerian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1964 volume:

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It glows throughout the halls U Rogers ana' racliates brilliance to each of us-that brilliance Qjp knowledge, gf ea'ueatz'on. 4 The purpose of Rogers High ana' the Lamp qv Learning is Not onhf through studies, to educate- but also through experience 5 ana' pewrmanee We, In the the students, constitute the flame. Larnlb QF Learning t the jzeutgz that 7'l6C6.5'S6l7fy 6 fue We reach our fullness through the strength qv the fuel. Thgf alone can keep the flame J student knowledge burning. Their ainis, attitudes, and attempts inspire us. Thy alone can suppbi us with the fuel fir our growth and well being 5 7 . We, as thejlame, would flicker and soon die out K, fx 1 . your lamp did not enable l us to grow in maturizjy as well as knowledge 8 1 We gain depth and harmony through organizations and. . .' spirit by participating in aotioe sports. Our flame gains true warmth through thefriendshzlb of . . . student ZW. V1 if wf52? 7 ,,zr ,,'1t, A certain sparkle through TQICZZIEQ2. 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Kennedy Died November 22, 1963 Being high school students, we were welt-injirrned on the happenings if the world as welt as those at Rogers. During 63-64 our nation faced crisis, instabitigz, and lbrosperigz. Not onhz the United States, but the wortdfaced one cyfthe most tragic tosses and crises with the assassination cf President john F. Ifennechf. 14 The pointlessness if his death touched eveyf human heart. November 22, will never be an ordinayf date to Americans, but the day a great leader was taken from them. It ZW a mourning nation with onhz a tear to express its disbelief The thirgf-sixth President Q' the Umfgd States, Lyndon B. john- son, wore a firlorn look at Anderson Air Force Base when he addressed the nation asking fir . . .your hebb and Godjsf, For the frst time in three years Berlin became a united cigi. Happy faces and hearts were seen as the Communists opened the Ber- lin Wall during the Christmas holidays. The striving for equality motivated thousands fy' civil rights marchers to journgz to Washington. In August thqz camefrom eveyi state ofthe union and began their March on Washingtonvfor the common cause mf justice for all. We also saw the establishment if a long- sought treagz. Aj7er strenuous negotiations, the Nuclear Test Ban Treagz was enacted between the United States and Russia-thefrst such partnership between these two poweyful nations. In many phases the world moved one step closer to peace and understanding. 1 3 N W F, O at 1: t sr ts Rogers' student ZW begins in the fall. The doors opened Wednesday, September 4. On Friday we met our mascot, Bunky, and the 1963 jiotball team. We heard neroous candidates deliver rehearsed speeches. Days earlier Rogers' walls became coated with campaign signs. Voters marked X's on ballots and tense candidates anticzlbated Mr. Schultz's words At this time I would like to congratulate the Ellowing class jficersf' xc 17 -my On Saturdays and Sundays student ZW s became. . me Vyyyg ,L g t .- 1' . ,.,1,- , t fl f, . at -f'1g1 sw ' an emlbyf stadzum T fy- ,gpgyri 3 ,, ,v . - ?.-'fy 53412 7 1 . bw' Chasing gulf Ph , Q .,. W? .1 Q! H I . t s , a last mznute stuajz sesszon -mm.. J. ,I V w-,, mg, , t- M ANMWWFM-hw 1 H .Q mt. .aft l I8 Rooms!-Ecu T ,. Qi, 35 M 'Qf33n 0 G I w lf' 41:5 I The Mouse That Roareaw was ourfallplay. The aua'ienoe enjqzea' a roaring mouse, a naive woodsman, a stolen wine industpi, war on the United States, a happibf-ever-afer ending. I? 5 fi S 19 nouns was spun PRISM! The 1963 Homecoming was oompriseo' fyf a royallbelb MIQI, wz'ltz'ng mums, decorated ears . . . 20 Alumni memories, our queen, Nangf, a new woo! sheath, ourfirstjloat. Wz'nter's activities inclua'ea': snaking at the sock hops, putting up your clulfs Christmas decorations, ice skating near a jhre, stuajring after school, chanting ffunip, jump, jump a little higher. 22 At the Student Council dance Cf JJ M ernories Under M istleloe, dancers saw: Dave Browning singing Q' the holidays, Carren reigning as queen, shadows on the wall, a rnistlezfoe ball, princesses galore. ' . if E 23 Winter is: going to a basketball game in biting yourjhngernails at a the snow, wrestling match, sleeping in study hall, 1 l fighting with your guy ana' then making up with him fnrgetting to buy a eorsagefnr the girl youjre taking to the Christmas dance. A Y - w 24 J anticzjyation, Expressions W students at work and play show spz'rz't, and oitaligy. sw 25 t Students show elution, friendbe smiles, pensive tho ugh ts, Various Rogerites who won awards this year were . . . Chuck Woodworth, who won the Prinezjvafs Trophyg W Les Beebe, who bowled a 300 gameg Zlinda Ludiocv, wha was a Rose Trick, who represented Rogers at National Ma,Z't Scholar, the Shrine Twirling Contest. shzab Finalist and Future Homemakerg V X M S 3' K Q wil , if w R Q- n A I 3 , i ,as Al,-,Qu ,,.,. ' Tk ' N 3.4111 figgmg- f' ' 2' , lgf, I .fy qw- ' mg 31 My-3 W 1964 Homecoming ueen Miss NANCY GREENE 30 ff Nancy has participated in a wide field of activities at Rogers. She has led Rogerites in cheers all four years. Nancy was kept busy in Y-Teens, serving as chap- lain her freshman year, as presi- dent her sophomore year, and as treasurer her senior year. She was treasurer of the Archery Club her sophomore year, president of the GAA her senior year, and she has belonged to the Tennis, YFC, and Spanish clubs. Senior A ttendant MISS JODIE MENZELL Sophomore Attendant Mlss BARB CORDREY junior Attendant MISS LYNN BRITENBAKER 1963 Student Council Christmas Dance ueen MISS CARREN STIEGELMEYER Student Council occupied most of Car- ren's time from her sophomore through her senior year. She belonged to Y-Teens all four years, serving as publicity chair- man as a senior. Carren was a capable treasurer of GAA in her junior year and secretary of GAA her senior year, Stig,' also was a member of our chorus her Hrst three years at Rogers. fi, :F '9 -ff I SEATED: Cheryl Loar, Kathy Smith, Jo Barb Geddy, Nancy Heinie, Elaine Sonnichsen, Sheets, Judy Larimer, Becky Bisbcc, Carol Pat Bryan, Barb Cook, Sandy Opulskas, Jodie Dreps. STANDING: Kathy Hayes, Joyanne Menzell, Karen Moose, Diane Mayer. Gockerrnan, Diane MacKinnon, Dcde Hahn, 1963 Christmas Dance Princesses 1 i 4 Q 33 A rea Student Councd Candidate MISS DONNA WILLIAMS Donna's spare time was de- voted to two main activities: Cheerleading and the French club. She aroused Rogerites' spirit as cheerleader for four years. Donna was a member of French club four years, planning the clubis programs as Vice-President her junior year, and leading the club as President her senior year. She also belonged to Y-Teens during the freshman, sophomore, and junior years, and to GAA her sophomore, junior, and senior years. Donna spends her leisure summer time skiing at Devil's Lake. A rea T- Teen Candzdate MISS MARG WINKELMAN During her four years at Rog- crs, Nlarg has joined in numerous and varied activities. Marg ex- celled especially in Y-Teens and, for this reason, was chosen to be Rogers' candidate at the Toledo Area Y-Teens Formal. Her activ- ities in this club included serving as vice-president her freshman year, president her junior year, and working downtown in the Inter-Club Council. Marg has also participated in Student Council, GAA, and Latin Club. This year, Marg served as senior class secre- tary and was co-editor of Student Life on the Rogerian staff. f' '. 4's., MISS MISS LOIS MCCORMICK NANCY GREENE In conjunction with the Hootenanny craze which has swept the countgi this pastyear, Peter, Paul, and Magi were asked to select the 1964 ROGERIAN queen. The six candidates were chosen by faculgi members on the basis of beauzy, attitude, scholarship, personality, and responsibiligz. These famous folk singers, ajer much deliberation, selected . . . 'li eeee SI ciit I .fi V, f it if ' V 'CW I ,LL I 5 . ,csif I I MISS JUDY ANGEL S. e e, I ' , MISS SHIRLEY BABUICH f ' SSS c cI , s MISS PAT BRYAN ,e S e in CA. no .,,, sseeoeces i ,,,, ,,,, be IIQEE EZ, ,ici e S S S S I b S I , , I FOLK SINGERS PETER, PAUL, AND MARY as 1964 Rogerian Queen MISS DONNA WILLIAMS w if K, 's K SK X X aa f 4 S1 :ga f A A. Q W ,f-. 5 L A ,ga .., H.. feS,,,,, Q .Q 5, . ' Yi is ,- 5,4 15. lvkifwsfi? zfsgiiieli' - ,W S fl , 2 - - :, wr -A , . :hu-is' Hz, f,,-,Vw . 5 , Z- Q ,X W-gg. Jw. Q25 , Q X Ai. J. Q Q X x 443 Tom Barfell John Borkenhagen Rick Burkhart Byers QB Guard Guard Tackle Ed Knack Center S , Randy Matson Gary Miles Don Roettger Bill Taylor HB End End End 6 Jeff Jacobs Van Johnson Ralph Kelsey Chuck LaFaso Tackle HB Guard End Tom Luettke Grz'a'a'ers Russ Tehan Jon Teschner Jon Truman Chuck Woodworth HB HB FB Guard a T D l G uf. J at L Na.a'17v if' FIRST ROW: D. Mondvillc, Baumgartner, L. Truman, T. Mohler, D. Provencher, G. Miles, Olszewski, Teschner, R. Tehan, L. Tehan, T. R. Burkhart, C. LaFaso, Jacobs, D. Roll, T. Luettkc, E. Knack, B. Taylor, G. Price, SECOND Barfell, Hart, FOURTH ROW: L. Brookhart, ROW: Ehrsam, R. Angelloci, T. Schmidt, D. D. McGonnehca, C. DcGrofT, B. Childers, D. Farnham, E. Ahlfors, Williams, Gousino, Ottesen, B. Heuerman, B. Watkins, B. Litzenburg, . DeSallc, G. Wfoodworth, D. Roshong, La- T. Hogue, P. Ycnrick, G. Bates, M. Engwert, M. ro, V. Johnson, THIRD ROW: B. Bartz, R. Foil, Swiergosz. Matson, M. McDermott, Borkenhagen, ROGERS . ROGERS . ROGERS . ROGERS . ROGERS . ROGERS . ROGERS . ROGERS . ROGERS . ROGERS . ......l4 .. ....6 ......22 ......18 LIMA CENTRAL .... O WAITE .......... O VARSITY . SYLVANIA. ...... 0 DEVILBISS .. .. .. .6 .. ....6 ......30 .. ....6 .. ....6 ......2O FOSTORIA. ...... 8 BEDFORD... ....O WHITMER. . . . PORT CLINTON . . .O . . .26 LIBBEY ...... .. ..6 W .. ....6 CLAY... ...8 I 42 RHS now presents- OW' VMSZU 43 Senior quarterback Tom Bar- rough game. fell halts a Waite Indian. Louie Tehan shuns Libbey tacklers. Expressions on these Rams, faces indicate a Jerry Ehrsam picks up a first down for 'JW H v W 'NA Rogers. Tension mounts on the fieldg Rams prepare their next play. 44 Halfback Gary Price escapes his opponents, and romps for a TD. G0...G0. . .. 0... 0 -Q? ,W Junior sprinter Gary Price prepares to overtake lVaite foe. Ram blockers are responsible for many gains in yardage. Senior end Chuck LaFaso scurries for an important pass-receive. Teamwork was a Rarn Senior Van Johnson came asset. back in the Clay game to score the First TD. it Determination and desire marked the faces of each Rani throughout the football season. 4. 45 Bill Taylor and Company detain a Waite Indian. Fostoria's Cecil Jackson bites the dust. A Clay Eagle halts Ehrsain, but Rani line- men are well on their way to attack. Tlzejnal shot z'sjQ'rea' ! Injuries, indeed, were a drawback to Coach Rittichier this year. Another team member, Don Provencher, is being carried off the Held. Familiar bus awaits Reserve team for an away game. Ask any member of the 1963 Reserve football team why they had such a tremendous season Cand they did as they won seven and lost twol, and he will no doubt answer, Because we worked as a team, and even more important, we had pridefl QAnd they certainly didll Boys, new to the competitive sport, learned what it was like to i'destroy their foe. These boys learned and also made mistakesg yet they never gave up battling throughout the successful football season. And why were they successful? We coaches feel the reason is that these boys have developed a sense of self-pride. They certainly gave their Hall to their school, and above all, they became gentlemen. Ram jV's take 2nd place FIRST ROW: P. Schmidlin, D. Oaks, R. Lang- enderfer, R. Rieger, T. Passante, Ritz, J Cann, L. Fowler. SECOND ROW: K. Heaney J. Lemberton, N. Nadorf, Bloomfield, . W'ittman, M. Larson, M. Hawes, L. Blum, T. , Taylor, YY. Schmidt, FOURTH ROW: T. J. Crawford. S. Jonasen, M. Hartxell, D. Robin- Horrigan, R. Swanger, T. Parker, B. Lenhart, son, M. Nunn, G. Heckman, F. Bruggemier, T Friely, Bobashg THIRD ROW: Corbett, . M. Nino, B. Lasey, R. Mowery, B. Trumbull, J. Cherry, E. Holley. Senior Mike Hollowell, Guard Senior Lennie Brown, Guard Senior sagem' show 0ut5tcma'z'ng Junior Doug Ottesen at foul line. Six feet, four inch Steve Mix has the advantage when it comes to rebounds. 48 Les proved to be a top contender for the high- scoring spot on the Var- sity team. Senior Les Harper, Forward Senior Bob Newton, Guard abz'!z'gfy on Collins' Varsigf The l963-64 Varsity basketball tc-ani consisted of: STANDING: Mfix. D. Richardson, L. Harper, Elirsarn, R. Newton, L. Brown, D. Boston, M. Hollowell, L. Kahl, NV. Harper, C. Shoettleyg KNEELING: Larry Hlinston, Coach Collins, G. Locker. 49 ll 1 A i l 5 xg G a Ha -Xu ff' 'bu- un 'K vm 1 M W Q. fx. Q Q.-. 1' 1 A 'gi o ... E 2 , S 31 Qu ,QL 2 v S i 5 ,LL 'R s , 9? W . A M. l zff ff' ' fi I 3 .Wi J I i ' 0 if I 4 .s gnVg. H ,X A ,w ia WA Z Foul-line jitters are sometimes accompanied by that lonely feel- ing. Q. Senior boys backed the team vigorously throughout the season. l 2 Rams listen atten- tively to Coach Col- lins' instructions. N Daring the basketball season School spirit unfolded enthusiasm in all classes. Rogerite fans turned out by the dozens. Facial expressions may indicate the outcome of a game. 52 Various tactics were used by the Varsity defense. ones aims for another solid two ing IO the Scoring Gnd WSFC Bill 'llhroughout the l963-64 sca- son, the Rcscrve basketball team displayed fine offensive ability. Coupled with their steady de- fense, the combination produced win after win. Dependable re- bounders, Rich McCray and W'ayne Barber, aided the J.V.'s in control of the boards. Contribut- Childers, Bob jones, and Mark Larson. This yearls J.V. squad was coached by faculty member, Mr. Charles Wleisenauer. ans expressed various emotions The Rogers' J.V. basketball team KNEELING are: R. Jones, R Cantrell, XVitt1nan, lN1. Larson, B. Childers and Rich McCray STANDING are: B. Shephard, YY. Barber, Szymaniak, B. Fet ter, F. Bruggemeier, K. Swartz, D. Brown, L. Geisert, Coach YVeis enauer. 44 ' 'v' -f.f....:w Varsity Cheerleaders for 1963- 64 are: Linda Johnson, Jodie Menzell, Donna Williams, Nancy Greene, Sue Snyder, Mary Jane Gargas. Advisor Mrs. Christensen aided both squads in drilling and coun- selling. rz'endQ Varsity cheerleaders demonstrated th e i r acting abilities in pep rally skits. 'KRaise That Scorell' is a fa- miliar cheer to all Rogerites. 54 ' Q' 4 Q a . U- ' X 11' Girls pose before Sylvania cara- van leaves for the traditional Bronze Shoe game. Half-time find Varsity cheerleaders relaxing. f. i 1 Emile and cz 119611911932 cheer gofar Sue Snyder and Linda .lohflfon End Reserve cheerleaders for 1963-64 are: Judy tha basketball Season Cxcmng but Shiffcrly, Linda Scott, Linda Brookhart, strenuous' JoEtta Jacobs, Barb Cordrey, Dianne Mac- Kinnon. Tom Barfell Craig Bowman Mike Haddad Keith Tanner Tom Shepler Bill McConneha Marty Davis Ralph Kelsey Wz'ls0nJs matmei The 1963-64 Varsity VVrestling team was ROW I: Craig Bowman, Tom Barfell, Bill McConneha, Keith Tanner, Gary Heckman, Dave Knoke, Toni Kings- ley, Mike Haddad, Tom Shepler, John Strohmaierg ROW 2: Jeff Jacobs, Marty Davis, Ted Schmidt, Jim Mandler, Bob Stack, Joe Carr, Bob Puhy, Jerry Collins, Ray Feeney, Coach Dick Vlilsong ROW 3: Pat Schenher, Bob Losey, Tom Metcalf, Cary Cat- -...,..... 1 is-ia, ., ,,.., Q ron, lNIike Ankney, Mike Beach, Pat Casey, Dick Clark, ROW 4: Greg Cook, lN1ike Hartzell, Rick Cochran, Richard Robinson, Allen Brinker, John Harder, Gary Gillmore, W'alter Breier, Daryl Mond- ville, ROW 5: Craig Stiegelmeyer, Mike McDer- mott, Jim Hess, Tom Taylor, Jerry Micham, Chuck Sites, Paul Schinidlin, Rick Schroeder, absent: Ralph Kelsey. Sophomore Gary Heck- Sylvania foe. Memorable win for C r a i g Bowman was his victory over St, Francis' Huff. Tom Kingsley tied with Tom Sargent from St. Francis in his Hrst match of the year. man gained valuable Hriding time against his VVrestlers grow tense with each new match. Valuable grappler Tom Barfell saw a prosperous season on the mats. ose seven rom Varsiyf eleven The ALL-GLL football selections for first team were: Torn Luettke, Ed Knack, Charles lVoodworth5 Second team selec- tions were: Jerry Ehrsam, Jerry LaGro, Don DeSalle, Tom Barfell, Players receiving One of the ALL-GLL first team bas- ketball selections from Rogers was Senior Les Harper. Honorable Mentions were: Van Johnson, Paul Yenrick, Ralph Kelsey, Bill Taylor, Randy Matson, Jeff Jacobs, Jim Byers, Don Roettger, Gary Price. Junior Steve Mix was picked for sec ond team basketball honors. Here are the bmw who won the honors 58 These are the men behind it all. They put you in and shake your hand, Pull you out and leave you stand. 'Trigger moves, and build the Plays, Give out laps and call delays. But with a purpose these things they do, To mold a man, son, out of you. To win the game is their chief aim, But if you chance to fall in shame, They build you up to hold the name, Of Rogers High from where you came. Oh we've got names for guys like these, Who seemingly we cannot please. But when all is over and the shouting done, When seeking better we have found none. In quality we cannot approach, The friendly guy that we call COACH. js. Rogers, Athletic Director, Mr. Vince Contrada, is a familiar im- age at all athletic events. ROW I: Mr. Will Collins-Varsity basketball, Mr. Jim Vitale -Varsity football, Track, Mr. Charles Weisenauer4Reserve basketball, ROW 2: Mr. Powell Kingsley-Reserve football, Mr. Bob O'Connell-Tennis, Mr. Jim Kaser-Reserve foot- ball, ROW 3: Mr. Dale HeplerfVarsity baseball, Mr. Bob Rittichier-Varsity football, ROW 4: Mr. Dick Wagner- Bowling, Mr. Tom Lyons-Varsity football, Reserve baseball, Mr. Frank Gwozdz-Track, Mr. Dick Wilson-lVrestling. ere are the men who coached them 59 Coach Dale Hepler again headed this year's Var- sity baseball team. FRONT ROW: Ed Thompson, Tim Rice, Doug Ottesen, Van Johnson, Tim Bo- cian, Mr. Heplerg SECOND ROW: Dan Lazenby, Tom Barfell, Clayton Tracy, Jim Kopfman, Mike Wells, Randy Matson, Tom Hogueg THIRD ROW: Greg Hill, Bill Childers, Paul Napierala, Vernon Carter, Charles Wfoodworth, Leslie Spengler, Tom Shondell, Terry Mohlerg FOURTH ROW: Dick Farnham, Jeff Litzenburg, Dave Post, Ed Knack, Chuck Eisenrnann, Jeff Jacobs, Larry Kahl, John Borkenhagen. In the sjyring a young man The 1964 Baseball team is one of the strongest in the history of Rogers High School. Winner of two consecutive summer-league championships, the varsity team is deep in returning lettermen. This year's team is a strong con- tender for the C.L.L. crown and also for the District champion- ship. Its main objectives are to better the 1963 record of ten wins and Hve losses. With this accom- plished, the team should win both championships. Van Johnson proved to be a versatile in- Helder during his jun- ior and senior years. JW' Senior Randy Mat- son executes skill in pitching. . I Mike Hollowell, senior broad-jumper, poses in his take-off position. fangf turns to-sports The 1964 track team consisted of, FRONT RO WS Mike Meier, William Folger, Mike Hollowell, Gary i Price, Ted Schmidt, Tom Luettke, Jim Borsos, TOP ROW: Jim Wellman, John Williams, Bob The l964 track team is made up of a number of returning veterans. Last year's team included Tom Luettke who went to the state track meet in Columbus, Tom set a school shot put record in '63 of 49563. Also in '63, Brint Martin set a pole vault record of l2'3 , Larry Houston set a rec- ord of 4:45.5' in the mile, and Steve Owens set a low hurdle record of l9.3'. In 1963 we won the triangular meets with Ottawa Hills and Sylvania, Sylvania and St. Francis, and the dual meets over Start, Bowsher, and St. Francis. We lost only one dual meet to WVhitmer, the G.L.L. champs, while we finished second in the league. Returning varsity lettermen for this year are: Tom Luettke, John Williams, Larry Houston, Mike Hollowell, Jerry Ehrsam, Gary Price, Jim Geisert, Mike Meier, Dan Hiskey, Jim Wellman, and managers, Larry Winston, Bill Folger, Jim Borsos, and Bob Coy. Harris, Larry Houston, Larry Winston, Jerry Ehr sam, Jim Geisert, Bob Coy, far right: Coach Frank Gwozdz. Senior Jim Kopfman reaches high for an infield hit. Baseball, Track, ana' Team Veteran Ed Knack illusstrates the ubunti' po- sition. Coach O,Con- nell shows Jeff Kozy the proper way to hold a racket. 62 Outstanding juniors on the track team are Mike Meier, Jim Geisert, and Jerry Ehrsam. Sophomore Ken Swartz executes the uservef' lominatea' the '64 slbring scene Rogers 1964 boys' tennis team boasts three lettermen back from last year's line squad that compiled a 12443 rec- ord. Captain and No. l Singles, player is senior Jeff Kozy. Juniors, Dave Emerson and Dave Hart, return to anchor the doubles. A promising sophomore, Ken Swartz, chal- lenges Kozy for scoring honors this year. Newcoming sen- iors, Mike Kotz and Chris Moor, add to the team's pros- pects for a successful season. Rogers plays a 15-game sched- ule this year which includes several out-of-town matches. Rogers girls, tennis team is trying to fill the losses of last year's seniors. R.H.S. females on the court are Lois Mc- Cormick, Mary McElheney, Kathy Smith, Dianne Emer- son, Peggy Burke, Kris Klag, Joyce Kenczewicz, and Nancy Collins. All of these girls represented Rogers in matches last fall against Magnificat High School of Cleveland and University School of Kalamazoo. The girls play an eight match schedule during April and May. The '64 girls team, K. Klag, L. Mc- Cormick, K. Smith, D. Emerson, P. Burke. D. Emerson, F. Bruggemeier, M. Kotz, C. Moor Kozy D Emerson O Liebat, T. Kotz, K. Swartz. Q 3 fm fi' Q ai YE . .,.. . , ,ik-9 ' gg-, 1 . . 'f -fs K ml 2 , ' Y, K K Y MTEV,-2 -A wi, h x aww i We gain depth and harmony through . Urganzzations h 1 I Publz'catz'0ns Stajf-the umpf , ORGANIZATIONS: Kathy Musch, Editorg Kathy Smith. '1'1'hL-. 1 SPORTS: Jodie Menzell, Larry Winston, Co-Editors. SENIORS: Margo Snellg Pat Moorman, Editor. John Bender, Photography Editorg Nancy Heinle, Business Managerg Sally Gentieu, Art Editor. 66 ehina' the yearbook FACULTY: Sally Gentieu, Editor. NJ .. ,NV STUDENT LIFE: Marg Winkelman, Barb Stoll Co-Editors. Dianna French, Co-Editorg Mrs. Herrold, Advisorg Elaine Son- nichsen, Co-Editor. The Rogerian staff of Rogers has the responsibility of publishing the school yearbook, the Rogerian. 1? UNDERCLASSMEN: Anne Ashbacher, Linda Gigax, Co-Editors. 57 w' 1 V- , R . ,axis gg .. fnln - , L. to R. ROW l: D. French, J. Bender, Mrs. Herrolcl, S. Russell, J Gockerman ROW 2 M. Kotz, E. Sonnichsen, R. Korsog, K. Musch, D. David, P. Moorman. - The members of this National Journalism Honorary are chosen from the staffs of the Rogerian and the Rampage. Before becoming members the pledges must go through an an- tagonizing initiation. Z ups ll Nr 68 ,low J'-ff '23 f 1Kf,,.f'i7 '? Q wljtxfis'-' Eg, T 1 'ffsfmf fx ..f:'.-7 545- 0 ix D EAI .A x 4 'ADR I W I NOVEMBER 15, 1963 F314 QI RGGEE25 HIGH SCHMEL TC3LiiDG, OHIO I I ' A :fe A - t V9 action Lon of :use Tk r Debat 5 vernbor U S 4 ra 3- 5 Joyanne Gockerman au Dianna French enfec 5 76 8:15 in tl :QM Sch! Co-Editor gg Qogditor md 'the scene-G '4+h W '-P95 and 509393 w g Dusty McConneha time he V le . HC Kris Jackson 5173-S9 133333-853 .W uw i.,,...erg asaistan' and 63:1 2 1: Lisenbw I Neve of 11 Bmw ' of Fishery E25 f to W can Callaha ll levy. rese 3' and chu 3 3:-ostpc A 33 needei 11 Q9 Cbyitt 1 sent FN lg an sou Awe enoug, xkevitch vi D , . . laVAZD,,s9,., l f,. , L .N..,,. ,lead 8 -bf. .urn-.A -3 Ani'-3 nite dig-. -HGH 9 John Hurra 3 may K .L 'gf M, . ' I 9 he Lee Fulton 5 lair Debbie Hahnlen 5333- 3, Chuck Wgodworth 30110018 Mike Kotz Joar' Tglml '1 K N f . 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Bogen s 1 53Cf'19fI':l k hgp 3 A . i A E 5-1' D CO an 13 iw ff fm ' .,, , Ron Korcsog t wr r- ,olarship 3 iis iY. 5 ? r, rides for i i J ra, scholar'- A D qi of M- W- f- f Nancy gm we of 3150 each. Ev- X rsr' 5 gf? Nikki Guthrie Jael ZX, E Sharon Russell 593198 Girl ,iff ,,,, Y if A'W??'l ,isf iifii 53013 ffzsim il., 3. c3.uU. uuly .L vw vi-Veg one of nv 0 min-vs -4-Mann eu-.lnn7nwmln'l NR- 121130 'th Bev Zawlocki DEITSL BABE. RUG XIII The Key Club of Rogers High School has a threefold purpose. That is to serve school and community, to develop initiative and lead- ership, and to promote scholarship and citi- zenship. L. to R.: ROW I: D. Boston, Treas., V. Johnson, V. Pres. C. Woodworth, Pres., J. Borkenhagen, Sec., B. Bartz, Sgt. at Arms, Mr. Lyons, Advisor. ROW 2: B. Groen- leer, R. Rieger, M. Haddad, D. Ottesen, R. Burkhart, J Truman, B. Kelting, L. Tehan, E. Thompson. ROW 3: D. White, P. Buggcrmeier, T. Kingsley, M. Engwert, L Carmean, J. Kozy, D. Bowers, O. Liebat, D. Oaks, G 7 Draper, W. Folger. ROW 4: Bunde, T. Mauter, Baumgartner, J. Litzenberg, T. Luettke, J. Borsos, J. Hahn, B. Lenhart, D. Trammell, R. Tehan, T. Schmidt, D. Mondville. ROW 5: M. McDermott, E. Koske, C. Moor, Whittman, G. Bates, Jacobs, D. Roettger, D. DeSalle, B. McConneha, J. Witteford, M. Larson, L. Spengler, W. Breier. KQ1 and Varsizy learn L. to R. ROW Il: C. Moor, Truman, B. Coy, B. Mc- Conneha, ROW 2: J. Teschner, L. Tehan, T. Schmidt, L. Fulton. ROW 3: G. Price, D. Ottesen, D. Post, L. Spengler. ROW 4: D. Hiskey, Hart, E. Knack, D. Rocttger. ROW 5: R. Burkhart, E. Thompson, Mr. Lyons -advisor, V. Johnson-Pres., C. Bowman-Sec. Treas., R. Matson-eV. Pres., T. Luettke-Sergeant-at-Arms, Mr. Ritticher-Advisor, S. Mix, L. Harper. ROW 6: C. Woodworth, B. Croenleer. M. Hollowell. L. Winston, ROW 7.' G. Miles, R. Tehan, K. Tanner, R. Kelsey. ROW 8: J. Kozy, B. Krochrnalny, J. Jacobs, L. Kahl. ROW 9: T. Sheplcr, Borsos, M. Engwcrt, J. Ehrsam, L. King. J. Kopfman, Borkenhagen, K. Klcm, W'. Fol- ger. ROW 10: B. Bartz, W. Myers, L. Brookhart, D. De- salle, T. Mauter, D. Roshong, P. Yenrick. Boys who have earned a varsity letter are quali fied to join the Varsity HR Club. This club pro motes fellowship among the varsity athletes of Rog ers. erving communizfy and Rogers ua GAA is physicaljqtnef ROW I-L. to R.: D. Mayer, J. Underhill, L. Chamber- lin, J. Ford, J. Menzell, K. Moose, S. Keedy, D. Hamil- ton, A. Schwieterman. ROW 2: V. Mortensen, M. Kuhl L. Zobler, Groth, K. Musch, K. Craft, K. Jones, C Hunt, N. Wells, C. Britton, C. Hawes. ROW 3: P. Moor- man, M. Plouck, B. Schnell, J. Welty, P. Sperling, N. Eit- niear, B. McClure, S. Linville, K. Hall, R. Manuszak, P. Ryan, L. Gehm. ROW 4: S. Modlin, S. Warnke, D. Lange, B. Stoll, D. Hahnlen, B. Geddy, D. Roe, C. Fought, G. Stribling, S. Roe, S. Hens, B. Cook, P. Sperling. ROW 5: M. Winkleman, N. Heinle, E. Larson, L. Schenher, J. Plageman, L. McCormick, C. Jacob, B. Malak, L. Hum- phries, K. Johnson, B. Krainz, E. Sonnichsen, B. Printy, D. French. ROW I-L. to R.: Carren Stiegelmeyer-Secretary, Nancy Greene-President, Pam Erdman-Vice-President. ROW 2.' Judy Angel-Bulletin Board Chairman, Pam Mallak4Treas- urer, Diane Schultz-Scrapbook Chairman. Any Sophomore, Junior, or Senior girl interested in sports is qualified to join the Girls' Athletic Association. This club sponsors the Farmers' Frolic, the Spring Formal, and the G.A.A. Banquet. ma' tum-about dances 1 WJ A u M'M'V'W S J A ' AA'A LLA' l if M . x,., , ROW I-L. to R: L. Johnson, B. Rieger, S. Polaksi, A. Ashbacher, L. Dressel, K. Jackson, M, Snell, S. Luthi, J. Sheets, Thornton, S. Koepller, C-. Loar, B. Zyndorf, C. Miller, M. Kinor, L. Woodford, S. Carter. ROW 2: C. Fangman, D. Robertson, N. Wheeler, M. Webb, V. Wilson, A. Singletary, B. Ghaster, C. Pelton, J. Buckner, J. Zobler, D. Fuller, Foley, M. Neary, D. Heller, C. Jones, P. Mounts. ROW 3: M. Ludwikowski, Ostrosky, C. Baisch, T. Tammerine, K. Mankowski, S. Wilkinson, J. Bayer, B. McManness, B. Crooks, D. Crider, K. Cur- tiss, L. Dusseau, L. Henderson, D. Westgate, S. Potwora, D. Cox, A. Elliot. ROW 4: M. Chechelski, S. Swailes, L. Neville, C. Anderson, M. Gargas, L. Williams, E. Whit- comb, C. Olejownik, C. Piorkowski, C. Hens, C. Mal- lack, C. McQuillin, J. Warnpler, C. Hardt, Zobler, B. Kerner, B. Zawlocki, S. Opulskas. ROW 5: G. Thomp- son, L. Reed, P. Burke, L. Gigax, C. Kennedy, Zum- brunn. E. Mack, S. Centieu. S. Synder, L. Scott, J. Wor- ley, T. Puszczewicz, L. Britenbaker, Clutton, V. Korsog, K. Klag. ROW 6: S. Mossing, D. White, Bisbee, Sehifferly, B. Dannn, M. Moore, B. Smith, L. Nowak, M. Lymanstall, C. Koiser, S. Johnson, C. Ritenour, A, Evans, C. Palmer, D. Shultz, D. Paskiet, L. Munson, D. Hatker. ROW I-L. to R: D. Woodard, D. Fritz, D. Dutkiewicz, V. Carnicom, R. Trick, B. Moss, B. Bremer, B. Brown H. Michealson, D. Thompson, L. Henderly, M. Werling. ROW 2: H. Schroder, N. Buchholz, Harter, D. Mac- Kinnon, D. Hahn, B. Cordrey, D. Keil, K. Munson, J Larimer, M. Terrill, B. Bisbee, D. Sluvinski, L. Beavers, R. Wood. ROW 3: D. Looman, C. Yosses, A. Roetger, L. Reed, C. Bruns, P. Damas, L. Kopanko, L. Crawford, L. Haddad, J. Hinde, A. Culbertson, L. Wachtell, D. Cook J. Rieger. ROW 4: L. Plageman, G. Frankhouser, C McGovern, C. Szymaniak, M. Clayton, L. Draheirn, D Rehklau, K. Hersey, Sandusky, L. Villegos, L. Kru- kowski, S. Angel, S. Hollopeter, L. Hartkopf. ROW 5. J. Bertling, P. Hens, B. Double, D. Dence, Jacobs, L Kinker, N. Puszczewicz, M. Gels, B. Spahr, S. Perry, K Jones, J. DeNaul, C. Davis, S. Falkenberg, S. Rier. Students who took Spanish or who are tak- ing Spanish are members of this language club. They are interested in the Spanish ways of life. F oreign countries are mi L. to R, center ROW I: S. Mossing, Sec., G. Draper, Pres., M. Luther, V.P., W. Blake, Treas. 74 'nterests qf Spanzkh ana' Latin Clubs E X E L 'i 4 1 . ROW I, center L. to R.: Mrs. Van Fleet, M. Perkins, Pres., P. Bryan, V.P., D. Boston, Re- porter, lNIiss Shultz. Q-me 1425 me The purpose of the Junior Classical League is to gain a more thorough knowledge of Roman life, history, and liter- ature. 75 L. to R. ROW I, center: Mrs. Abell-advisor, D. French, Sec., D. Williams, Pres., J. Geisert, V.P., G. Gates, Treas., Miss Larmore-advisor. Students who are taking French or who have taken French are members of the French Club. This club informs students of French life, culture, and fun. Q French and Ari Clubs hd! 76 ' ski -m1 . ll.N.1u-.ll,, . The Art Club of Rogers promotes an inter- est in art throughout the school. The only qualification for membership is an interest in art. W.. , 41... H1-Nmrw .au K -- W ROW I, L. to R.-S. Gentieu, V.P., J. Bisbee, Sec., M. Miss Masztak, S. Byington, J. Petry, D. Kujawa, M. Snell, Treas. ROW 2: P. Thielen, J. Ford, B. Bryant, J. Haddad, C. Wood, R. Taylor, N. Heinle, L. Baker, K. Napierala, K. Krnotorka, F. Frey, P. Zielinski, D. Hahn, Ball, S. Gozdowski, Miss Hartman. B. Blsbee, L. Hartkopf, P. Brode, L. Plageman. ROW 3: Qagerzlfes czlbllyreczdte culture The newly organized Debate Team of Rogers is quite active. They collect infor- mation about a subject and then try to out-reason their opponent during a de- bate. L. to R. ROW I: P. Palmer, P. Damas, L. Carmean, L. Coakley, K. Alexander, S. Dille. ROW 2: R. Blaine, G. Eason, S. Perry, Miss Peery4Aclvisor, W. Blake, B. Johnson, M. Hendershok. H0bbz'es dzlgblayed in Debate The members of the Radio Club pro- mote an interest in amateur radios. They study the code and theory of radio broad- casting. L. to R. ROW I: T. Mumford, R. jacjekhi, L. Manlsowski. ROW 2: R. Miller, L. Gow- ing, G. Harper. ROW 3: W. Blake4Chair- man, S. Loomis, B. Schoch. ROW 4: Mr. Frazier-Advisor, C. Loar, J. Bawmgartner. ROW 5: M. Clark, M. Connell. ROW 6: D. Busson, D. Wlalstead, T. Bodette. 78 The Rifle Club members learn the fun- damentals of firearm safety and rifle marks- manship. Any safety-minded 'cshooterl' may join. L. to R. ROW I: C. Curtiss, Range oHicer, K. Alexander, Sec.-Treas., P. Bryan, Pres., R. Evans. ROW 2: Mr. Bean, V. Prange, M. Krainz, B. Stoll, S. Dille, D. Bruggemeier, D. Fisher. ROW 3: P. Winston, C. Evans, D. Reynolds, C. Lubinski, D. Trammell, L. Lane. ROW 4: T. Mohler, G. Stoll, P. Little, D. Clark, D. Gedert, L. Drushel, Di Glitzner, R. Bonnett, R. Sgro. adio, Ri e, and Prq'ectz'0m'sts The responsibility of showing films in classrooms belongs to the projectionists. They plan with the teachers so that the educational films can be shown to the stu- dents. L. to R. ROW I: A. Crum. G. Stoll, J. Thie- len, D. Glitzner, D. Majewski, C. Fields, D. Busson, W. Sanders, C. Jcffrie. ROW 2: L. VVilliams, L. Zohler, P. Brode, D. Heiden, C. Horvath. ROW 3: D. Adamski, D. Aubry, E. l Shultz. 79 I L. to R. ROW I: K. Smith-Sec., J. Kozyw-Pres., L. Elheny, K. Klag, O. Liebat, D. Eisenman, M. Kotz, K. MCConnick-V.P., D. EmersonfTreas. ROW 2: M. Swartz, F. Bruggemeier, T. Mumford, M. Wanacott, S. Moore, C. Moor, J. Kenczewicz, D. Hart, D. Emerson, Fallrenberg, M. Messinger, L. Haddad, J. Lamlein. Love qfsports dzbjylayed through Tennis is sunburn, aching muscles, freckles, and meeting new people. It's sport-the glory of victory and the agony of defeat. But most of all tennis is fun. The Tennis Club helps to make tennis just this. E5 K 80 Every Tuesday after school, the mem- bers of the Bowling Club can be found rolling balls down the lanes of R.C.R. The club promotes sportsmanship and teamwork. ROW I L. to R.: J, Hammond, Sec., J. Reinhart, V.P., R. Buchholz, Pres., J. Sutkus, Treas. ROW 2,' Foley, C, Millinger, G. Harbough, Mr. VVagner, J. Brink, E. Reed, R. Woodby. ROW 3,' D. Glizner, J. Miller, D. Busavk, M. Stevenson, B. Hoyt, D. Johnson, R. Smith, Swartzkoft, lNI. Moss. ROW 45 J. Sradeja, T. Shondell, D. Olejownik, D. Eisenman, J. Litzenburg, R. Smith. B. Bird, T. Jagielski, P. Little, G. Kelly. Tennis, Rz'cz'z'ng, ana' Bowling ' ' P ELI? if, fn fl 5 nfs, .nl 1, -5541, I iw' ' . fall .Y l, ,, . if MSR in tn- The Rogerites belonging to the Riding Club are ones who find beauty in horses and nature. As often as possible, the mem- bers mount and go for a ride. ROW I L to R., D. Kell, Ser., NI. Messingcr, Pres., D. Hahn, V.P., B. Cordrey, Treas. ROW 2, P. Palmer, Spangler, D. Weinstein, D. Westgate, T. Tainmerine, S. Rivr. ROW 3: C. Dreps, B. Bisbce, F. Bruggeinvicr, S. Dille, D. Dale, R. YVood, in .',h', ,',LL, .gi F 5 'W The girls in Y-Teens develop leadership, strengthen spiritual value, and serve others. Rogers' Y-Teens participate in the Toledo Chapter. L. to R. ROW I: N. Greene-Treas., E. Sonnichsen- Pres., J. Gockerman-V. Pres., P. Erdman-Sec. ROW 2 D. Mayer, S. Babiuch, A. Schwieterman, D. Hamilton, J Menzell, J. Ford, S. Keedy, S. Woodby. ROW 3: V. Mortensen, L. Zobler, C. Britton, P. Moorman, M. Kuhl K. Jones, J. Dearing, S. Biskupski, P. Ryan, P. Sperling. ROW 4: B. Schnell, C. Stiegelmeyer, J. Welty, K. Musch J, Groth, C. Kornacki, P. Sperling, S. Linville, B. Stoll, J. Angel, R. Manuszak. ROW 5: B. Geddy, S. Koenig- seker, R. Johnson, L. McCormick, C. Jacob, C. Prutcr, P. Bryan, K. Alexander, T. Knepper, J. Armbruster, D. Hahnlen. ROW 6: C. Royce, D. Bruggemeier, L. Jumph- ries, B. Printy, N. Heinle, D. Roe, E. Larson, L. Schenher, J. Plageman, B. Malah, M. Winkelman, D, French. T- Teens spar L. to R. ROW' I: A. Ashbacher, S. Lughi, K. Jackson, M. Snell, C. Loar-Treas., S. Pulaski-V. Pres., B. Rieger --f-Pres., D. NVhitefSee., Nlrs. SChnell7Advisor, D. Hol- sopple, S. Opulskes, L. Dressel, L. Johnson, L. Woodford. ROW 2: S. Wlilkinson, J. Bayer, L. Dusseau, J. Clutton, L, Britenbaker, K. Curtiss, C. Ritenour, Sheets, J. Zoluler, D. Tima, C. Kennedy, C. Fangman, D. Heller, M. W'elsh. ROW 3: C. Thomson, M. Cheehelski, C. Ole- jownik, C. Pelton, L. Shepard, S. Westrup, D. Westgate, A. J. Piotronski, C. MeQuillin, J. Wampler, M. Gargas, C. Anderson, C. Crzeehowiak, ROW 4: C. Cybulski, P. Hol- ley, K. Agoes, B. Crooks, C. Hardt, B. MeManness, Zobler, T, Jones, L. Neville, D. Crider, M. Swailes, D. Hatker, L. Cigax, C. lkliller. ROW 5: L. Williams, Ceiser, D. Paskiet, J. Bishee, D. Shultz, D. Heiden, E. Mack, L. Munson, C. Palmer, B. Dalnm, Sehifferly, S. Snyder, S. Cenlieu, K. Simpson, A. Evans. L. to R. ROW I: R. Dennis!V. Pres., J. Larimer-Pres., Hanefeld. ROW 4: C. McGovern, L. Beal, J. Hansen, B. M. Beumel-Treas., R. Woodby!See. ROW 2: D. Orzeweecki, B. Moss, D. Cook, J. Rieger, D. Looman, C. Thompson, D. Dutkiewiez, D. Fritz, M. Terrill, K. Mun- Yosses, L. Hartkopf. ROW 5: D. Palmer, L. Warnke, son, D. MacKinnon, J. Hartcr, S. Volmer, M. Moore. Jacobs, N. Puszczcwiez, E. Sniadeeki, B. Spahr, J. John, ROW 3: R. Trick, P. Kinzil, P. Palmer, P. Damas, C. D. Rehkluu,L,Plz1geman, Bertling. Bruns, L. Kopanko, J, Hinde, G. widman, L. Fusher, J. VZfZ.Z67'lSl2ZJ17 and service ii! L ,1',1 Q., A i N! ROW I: L. to R.-L. Lane, J. Howard, D. Simon, Mr. Kuohn, M. Havens, R. Rohweder, G. Torker, F. Moor, Vitale, S. Mix, R. Korcsog, D. Roshong. ROW 2: P. Yenrick, P. Naperala, T. Lundy, W. Sanders, Pres. A caa'emz'c subjeczfsfurtfzerea The students interested in history are the members of i the History Club of Rogers. Throughout the year, they take trips to the Federal Re- serve Bank and the Detroit lvluseum of Natural History. 84 l 4 42 NNWMW s J s lin I .. Students interested in some phase of science make up the membership of the Science Club, whose purpose is to encourage the study of science. ROW I: L. to R.gD. Roll, Sec., P. Wal ther, V.P., ROW 2, C. Smith, Treas., R Rayner, Pres. Hz'st0U, Science, and Biology Students enrolled in Biology classes with a MC or better average qualify to belong to the Biology Club. The club is a meeting place where biolo- gists share with others an interest in biological research. ROW I.' L, to R.-M. Barber, K. Penske B. Johnson, Treas., L. Kinker, V.P., J Jacobs, Pres., C. Burns, Sec., L. Williams J. Lamlein. ROW 2: K. Sikorski, G. MC- Connell, R. Feeney, K. Swartz, J. Phillips G. Gillmore, B. Saba, Mr. Lucas, E. Pas zcykoviski, G. Muntz, O. Liebat, M. Nunn, J. Carter, D, Czech. glilgi V 'jfs Sl'- lfa.'?'!t 85 gf, ,g . K suit: , ,f - K , . X tolli Ojjice Heyy and Secffetaria L. to R. ROW I: C. Dreps, B. Kerner, D. Hahn, D. Keil, D. MacKinnon, L. Beavers, C. Pelton, P. Stopher. ROW 2: P. Kinzil, C. Ferner, D. Cox, S. Bodette, M. Janicki, P. Hens, S. Luthi. ROW 3: K. Jones, T. Knepper, R. Harding, J. Zumbrunn, N. Collins, R, Dennis, C. Jocob, B. Krainz, K. Ball, D. Lamb, K. Musch. ROW 4: N. Buchholz, L. Chem. E. Mack, S, Hens, B. Holley, L. Mc- Cormick, S. Johnson, D. Baisch, L. Schener, L. Kwikow- ski, N. Guthrie, S. Larimer. The girls who devote their spare time to working in the office are many. The various jobs including making out the at- tendance lists and running errands for Mrs. Tracy, Mr. Carman, and Mrs. Hazel. Qllub serve RHS ROW I-L. to R.: B. Ghaster, Secretaryg M. Kinor, President: NI. vViI'1lilCII13I'1. Vice-President: D. Lange- Trvasurer. ROW 2: K. Hayes, S. Adamski, M. Czech, Miss Todd, Adviser, E, Higgins, C. Grzechowiak, K. Brown. ROW 3: D. Holsopple, D. Weinstein, B. Stachoniak, N. 15? We Q 525 li I Zeman, D. Crider, M. Ludwikowski ler, L. Zobler, L. Shepard. ROPV 4 er, J. Zumbrunn, S. Wieczorck, L. ski, J. Worley, S. McFadden, S. Craft. f: 2251 - si .rw 1 rf. .ff P. Holley, Wamp ,J J. Zobler, M. Meek Schenher, K. Cybul Career-minded girls of Rogers have organized the Secretarial Club so that they might broaden their knowledge of the business world. wil, L. to R., ROW I: C. Loar, Sec., H. Crowley, Pres., S. Larimer, V.P., S. Hens, Treas., ROW 2: P. Stopher, L. Chamberlin, C. Pelton, K. Curtiss, A. Ashbacher, D. Hamilton, V. Crum. ROW 3: S. Roe, S. Warnke, L. An interest in hospital careers is the only prerequisite for belonging to the Future Nurses of America. Mem- bers are introduced to the nursing life by speakers and visits to the hospital. Disher, D. Bruggemeier, L. Humphries, C. Prueter, C. Royce, S. Modlin. ROW 4: R. Martin, K. Jones, Han- sen, K. Westphal, M. Foxe, M. Lymanstall, B. Helle, P. Double, C. Kornacki, Angel. Q A and Homemaking Club re ea Girls interested in homemaking comprise the membership of Rogers' Homemaking Club. The girls donate to needy families at Christmas and give to orphanages at Easter. 'IVV' -Emu X VH l .' '. i Elf gill ' J.. .1 S l 'lg iv it . ffl 72, 3, ,Zi 1 3 2, T55 E ,.,,,ij,lI. mi.: .4 I Mi I Q i M Q Q at it L. to R.: ROW I.' S. Mull-Sec., B. VollmarfPres,., P. McDermott-V. Pres., R. ThorntonfTreas. ROW 2 S. Woodby, S. Rine, B. McClure, R. Stahl, Dearing, J Groth, J. Fogle, S. Smith, M. Reinier, N. Eitniear, H. Rodriguz. ROW' 3: Mrs. Willia1nsfAdvisor, S. Byington, J. Weber, S. Lashuay, F. Ness, B. Holley, R. Harding, J Warren, R. Nowicki. S. Biskupski, D. Fall, Gedert, P vccu,batz'0ns qffuture ZW Boose, J. Long. ROW 4: B. Malak, G. Cook, P. Ness, C MeShane, T. Puszezewicz, K. Johnson, B. Krainz, D Baieh, S. Hens, D. Knous, K. Weibler, K. Baker, J. Geiser ROW 5: D. Mayer, B. Jacobson, M. Solarek, R. Reinier K. Moose, S. Larimer, B. Randolph, Underhill, S. Ba- buich. t:w3jwf,n H ,- f',1-J' ,gr . :3 . ,---.1 Pe 10' ROW I L. to R.+Mr. Weisenauer, K. Smith-Secf Dimke, S. Rey, K. Alexander, N. Collins, D. Lamb. ROW Treas., M. Kotz4Pres., P. Bryan-V.P. ROW 2: C. 3: K. Kmotorka, J. Bali, T. Kotz, L. Benedict, L. Baker, Kornacki, T. Knepper, L. Hartkopf, Kenczewicz, D. Sheets, L. Williams, Sheets, L. Williams, S. Dille. FTA and 2'FC,19r0m0te interest A E Students who have a C+ average and an interest in teaching, may join the Future Teachers of America. This club informs students of teaching as a career and serves the faculty of Rogers. 90 A ? M-'91 i f s 3 The religious aspect of student life is the main concern of Y.F.C. This club provides its members with a personal relationship between them and their Lord. n teaching and 7'6lZlgZ.07'l L. to R. ROW I: D. Fisher-Sec.-Treas., B. Metcalf- Pres., B. McManncss--V. Pres., G. ThibideaufSenator. ROW 2: S. Zwayer, L. Kopanko, L. Ludlow, Mrs. Tracy -Advisor, J. hlarshall. C. Bowers, L. Beaver. ROW 3: B. Bird, D. Hahnlen, T. Metcalf, G. Brown, Anderson, W. Sanders, M. Moss, E. Mack, J. Long. ROW 4: C Miller, B. Zawloeki, M. McElheney, D. Baisch, Plage- man, L. Humphries, B. Smith, L. McCormick, K. Jones S. Koenigscker, S. Lake, D. Cox. 5' i W RHS Bama' raises s,19z'rz' The members of the Rogers High School Band must meet requirements set forth by the director. The student who learns to play an instrument learns discipline and cooperation. X Director: Mr. Widdowson L. to R. ROW I: Buckner, J. Hansen, V. Scott, S. Lari- mer, K. Wood. ROW' 2: D. Hiskey, V. Petteys, S. Roe, R Wood, J. Curnow, M. Lunsford, N. Wells, M. Nitschke ROW 3: T. Mulkey, N. Gootee, L. Miller, M. Latham C. Hunt, L. Henderly, Larimer, Groth, Renshler, K. Simpson, G. Carmean, D. Fuller, C. Moor. ROW 4: D. Bowers, S. Willingham, B. Cook, S. Cook, P. Hartly. ROW 5: R. Trick, C. Kurek, C. Tussing, A. Goetz. W. Armour, R. Feeney, S. Pinkney. 92 :na'l19r0vz'a'es enzferzfainmem' MAJORETTES: Sharon Larimer. Rose Trick. Sharon Roe, Vicki Petteys, Janis Groth. Bonnie Ghaster. L. to R. ROW I: C. Franrois. T. Cohen. K. Benson. R. Stahl, M. Moore. ROW 4: Groth. R. Jones. R. Pink J. Roycv. ROW 2: D. Fisher. B. Cook. Folvy. S. Zway- ncy. J. Sypvrt. 'I'. Wlolf, Krorhnialny. B, Krorhinalny or. B. Smith. A. Singlctary. J. Hancffelcl. D. Cox. ROW L. Spcnglvr. L. Carrnean. B. Shepard. L. Williams. B 3: M. Shinkevirh. P. Casey, B. Chaster. P. Shinkvvich, J. Youngquist. L. Cook. Ceiscrt, L. Harper, W. Harper. J. Hansen. D. Sliwiniski, 93 BASS: L. to R, ROW I: T. Calkins D. Schmaus, M. Stout, G. Carpenter, J. Corbett. ROW 2: D. Rudnirki, C Eisenmann, C. LaFaso, D. McCon neha. ROW 3: C. Wood, C. Cook J. Ritz. DIRECTOR: Mr. Boudinot ALTO: L. to R. ROW 1: M. Scothern, J. Armbruster, C. Reichard, C. Brit- ton, N. Guthrie. ROW 2: A. Razook, S. Storm, M. Lumanstall, D. Adams, D. Bartelt. .L W- e . . Sz'ngz'ng interests voice 94 T ? Studi-nts interested in choral work are mcinbvrs of Rog- crs Choir. This choir provides an activity for thcsc musical- ly-mincled students. U RHS Choir SOPRANO: L. to R.: ROW I: P. Brode, D. Mayer, K. Moose, S. Wood- by, V. Wilson. ROW 2: K. Man- kowski, T. Tammcrine, C. Fought, S. Smith, J. Houston, J. Truss. ROW 3: E. Roshong. B. Zawlocki, M. Chechelski, G. Thomson, C. Ander- son. B. Bowen, L. Kopanko, L. VVood- ford. ROW 4: J. Hinde, B. VVeills, S. VVidney, B. Nfalck. J. McCloskey. C. Nuding, B. Crooks, C. Ball, G. Strib- ling, S. Johnson, P. Venzke. C. LaFaso, Pres.: C. Eiscnmann, V.-Pres.g T. Tarnmerine, Sec., Armbruster, Treas. TENOR: L. to R.: ROW I: C. Sticgelmeyer, C. Hawes, D. Hahnlen, R. Jaquay. ROW 2: L. Cready, WV. Myers, W. Hall, S. Burzynski. Student Council: Chasen to serve The Student Council is the govern- is. as X 5,5 N .J L. to R.: Connie Francois, treasurerg Maggie Kuhl, secretaryg Jerry Ersham, vice-presidentg Larry Brookhart, president. ing body of Rogers. Its members are elected by the student body to serve as oficers, commissioners, or repre- sentatives. Mrs. Harriet Abell, Mr. Frank Gwozdz-Advisors. 96 Dea'z'catea' to Rogers L. to R.: ROW I: Ann Schwieterman, social commis- er, worth while projects commissioner. ROW 3: Mike sionerg Shirley Polaski, Ram commissioner: ROW 2: Kotz. publicity commissioner: Marcia Meeker, school Judy Angel, student activities commissionerg Becky Rieg- store managerg Terry Mohler, athletics commissioner. Representatives--L, to R.: ROW I: M. Cargas, B. Printy, B. Cordrey. ROW 3: J. Plagemen, M. Nunn, L. Fowler, S. Snyder, J. Jacobsg S. Dille. C. Loar. ROW 2: S. S. Jonasen, S. Hinze, C. Woodworth, B. Bartz, C, Smith, Angel, B. Bishee. J. Gockerman. B. Cook. S, Hollopeter. T. Smith. Bisbee. 97 The spirit of Rogers is boosted by the newly formed Pep Club. This club makes signs, sponsors contests, and promotes all-around sports- manship among the students. L. to R. ROW I: C. Loar4Sec., M. KuhlfPres., B. Rieger-V. Pres., L. Gigaxs Treas. ROW 2: L. Zobler, C. Hawes, M. Kinor, M. Messinger, D. Fritz, L. Cham- berlin, A. Ashbacher, M. Chechelski, L. Scott. ROW 3: Hahnien, S. McFadden E. Mack, L. Scheniher, L. Humphries, S. Roe, L, Plageman, J. Geiser, R. Schwind. ROW 4: K. Musch, P. Wocndford, B. Leonard, J. Rieger, M. Terrill, S. Mossing, L. Wachtell, L. Hartkopf, J. Bertling, J. Buckner. ROW 5: K. Smith, A. Elliott, B. Geddy, Harter, J. Larimer, B. Bisbee, Sheets, P. Lisenbee, D. Keil, B. Cordrey, D. Hahn, J. Zobler. 1 Pep ana' Libmgf join S,17Z.7'Z.f and books ,ff x L. to R. ROW I: Harter, C. Piorkowski, P. Lisenbee, J. Lamlein, J. Bak, Long, S. Linville. ROW 2: Mrs. Bremer-clerk, L. Disher, L. Draheim, P. Burlew, L. Nowakow- ski, P. Damas, S. Bodctte---C. Wood--Display Staff, Mrs. Franklin-Librarian. ROW 3: M. Braithwaite, S. Buttner, G. Frankhouser, A. Culbertson, D. Whistler, C. Clixby, The library aides assist in the Hhousekeepingi' duties of the library. They help make the li- brary a smooth-running cog in the educational wheel. J. Welty. Absent: L. Britenbaker, C. Horvath, C. Prueter. 98 ,anim 'ifkffiu-I , we-5 rw 1 -mmf' ?0R 51- Clubs on the go ,- . 1 . 7 ' x X ,,f -awg :: -f:- ' V ,.: .V A V .A ,-v, W ,., , . ..,. .. .,1:.. , ,,g.,. ,1,.. Q g .- ' p . ,- - 4 1? :v 1, , f . A , .mx-ey-K: ,f . fr- ik 12911 'ff Q wa R' ff.. ,fn wfafY12s23iggw1?'FVfm- T mf3zf21ss5:mgil:gSz - M ' -mf H . -::za:,z5'35.aa,, , ' , 1 , x if : , A iii-wilfm f z.,-3216529 fI5-W:f:HS '- f?2f1'a 'v-my A5P vW--si f f h :'4ff'. ' -' , , Ml,f,j1p1j'5fJ1xgtgvf-Q , V,ff-gst,LEW'w!f,hf' ff: 'E'f'Jk'f,3,f7IQf,tz : hem lgsv r H. -' : ' 51 T:-iii' .I.:,'!:E55E5-:legE:'.5:::f?E1iE1 :fl -J i:5:,f5:EEj,'Eg'j'. f A W ' WV - 125 5 :1. .-2 ,152-f?.:, f4iS:3s'LZ N ' . , . F f -gf-.Q-f-5,3-,g ,K X , 1 f' Agu a. S 5554? ww. xv ' Z ::- -, ,V sg ,, Q s. P 1 3 R Sf F A, ,W ,,, a I 5 as -i 1 4' -aww 4, T qi V ty 5 34 5 'S if 522' 5 A E. , .gps 3. . 'L' ug Sk? i ess, - Sk 5 2 5 5 g s E :Et J 2 M 4 L. to R.: Robert Schultz, principalg Robert Hedrick, superintendent 102 H mx RUM L L. to R., ROW I: William E. Brewer, v.pres.g Bernard C. Hardy, pres.g Thomas W. Brell, clerk. ROW 2: Dr. Robert Fredericks, Rev. John E. Meyer, William R. Beattie. Board qt Education o The Board of Education decides the potigf Q' the Adams Township Public School System. They are kept bugf and active with these and many other duties. The citizens cy' Adams Township can be assured that Mr. Hedrick and the Board members are fuwlling their job in further advancing the educational facilities made available to their youth. 103 Mr. Robert Schultz Mr. Mike Carman E .,:, Le i 55 4 f 104 The Rogers High Admin- istration co-ordinates school activities and leads students toward college or their re- spective vocation. Mr. Schultz has served as the chief executive for Rogers for the last three and one half years. Mrs. Hazel serves as our head counselor in guiding Rogers, students to post-high schoolwork. Aiding Mrs. Hazel are Mrs. Tracy and Mr. Carmen. Along with giving their ad- vice they issue all excuses for absentees, check attendance records, and handle disci- pline. The duties of Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. Thomas include answering the telephone, sell- ing such items as workbooks and locks, and assisting stu- dents. Mr. Flaugher keeps the fi- nancial records in order for the school. M6-BW Mrs. Ruth Tracy Mrs. Theodora Hazel 42.7 Mrs. Thelma Barnes Mrs. Lola Thomas Miss Peggy Larmore Mrs. Geraldine Christensen Miss.Susan Masztak Mrs. Anne Herrold English Teaching skills in language arts, which make for effec- tive writing, speaking, and listening, is the main work of the English department. Skills in each of these fields is es- sential if students are to achieve common understanding. Rogers, English teachers feel these arts are necessary for students to communicate their needs, ideas, and thoughts. Therefore, it is the work of the English department to see that students are given a chance to better these skills and learn to appreciate English. 106 Miss Josephine Sparks Mrs. Dorothy Bonasch 107 5 row- Mr. Jan Suter Mr. Roger Phillips Miss Gail Peery Robert O'Connell Thomas Lyons James Vitale Vincent Contrada Mr. Willard Collins Mr. Robert Rittichier Mr. Dale Hepler Miss Darlene Pond Social Studies World history, American history, and American gov- ernment make up the social studies department. This de- partment works to acquaint students with the function- ing of the U.S. government from the local to national level. VVorld history, open to juniors, introduces students to the developement of the world from the earliest times. American history and' gov- ernment inform Rogerites of their country. History deals with the historical events, while government introduces students to the mechanical working of the U.S. 108 Mrs. Harriet Abell Mr. William Faulkner Language The Rogers' language department is made up of those faculty members teaching Latin, French, or Spanish. The aim of the department is to acquaint students with the language, customs, and culture of foreign lands. The teachers of these languages also act as advisors to the R.H.S. language clubs. In these organizations the ' teachers attempt to carry out the culture and customs which they teach during the school hours. All college bound students are required to study at least two years of a foreign language upon college admittance. Mrs. Mildred Van Fleet Miss Wilma Shultz 11d A '. an up D5 , or Ji E N ,.,.,.A W 3 Vi 109 Mrs. Elizabeth Schroeder Mr. Richard WVagner Mr. Robert Bean Mr. Donald Ruck Mr. Joseph Lucas Mr. Powell Kingsley Science The aim of the science department is to develop an un- derstanding and interest in the nature of science. Students are taught to realize that science requires an open-minded, intelligent outlook, and that it is a course always subjected to a change. Also emphasized is the present available data and its bearing on modern living. The elective course of biology deals with the study of all forms of life. Chemistry I deals with the basic properties and combining capacities of elements. Chemistry seminar is an advancement of this course offered to seniors. Mrs. Marian Schnell Mr, Frank Gwozdz Math In modern times mathematics is a course necessary for survival. So has it grown in importance at Rogers. Math instructors strive to give students the necessities of math which they will put to use in everyday life. The Rogers' math department strives to prepare all students entering careers which will involve mathematics with the best background possible. To the department, math is necessary for work in all sci- ences. The subject also exercises the mind and develops clear thinking. At Rogers, one year of math is required. 111 in-at A Ig' 'TX X l is Mr. Charles Weisenauer Mr. Bruce Partner xx I Miss Patricia Todd Mrs. Bonnie Woods Mr. Charles Alexander Miss Polly Collins Mr. Clifford Nelson Business Many Rogers' students, interests lay in the busi- ness world. Many qualified instructors teach these Rogerites the courses necessary to excel in this Held. In addition to typing, shorthand, general business, bookkeeping, and business math students are taught how to apply this knowledge in the oflice. Direct application is done through a subject called clerical practice by learning to operate of- fice machines. 112 S 55 Q2 fi 3 I na'ustrz'aZ Arts The industrial arts department strives to acquaint students with tools and their uses so that they might be able to complete various projects in later years. The department also teaches boys that are not college bound a vocation they can use after graduation. The instructors of the department feel it is compulsory for these Rogerites to have a specific vocation so that they may End a place in this fast moving world. Various shop', courses are offered at Rogers. Gen- eral shop, woodworking, mechanical drawing, and printing are also elective courses offered. More specific branches of study include electricity and auto mechan- ics. Mr. Ray Lusher 113 Mr. George Harrufif Mr. Wilbur Flaugher Mr. Roger Frazier Mr. Ronald Kuhl Libmvjf Mrs. Mary Mac Franklin Physical Education Mr. Richard Wilson Mrs. Patricia Pickett M usic i Mr. VVarren Boudinot Mr. Kenneth Widdowson Mrs. Bremer 114 Home Ee. Mrs. Virginia Valo Mrs. Kathleen Wfilliams A Vi Miss Carol Hartman Special Ed. Mr. Charles Waclitcll 115 L to R, ROW I: Frank Copic, Russell Glaze, Ray Hutchinson, Ralph Kulwicki. ROW 2: Galen Elright, Peter DeSandro, Mel- vin Wagner, Jim Williams. Bus rivers, Cooks, and us1f0a'z'an L to R, ROW I: Melvin Wagner, Mac McQuillen, Earl Hutchin- son, Ray Hutchinson. ROW 2: William Dennis, Fern Link, John Gallagher, Dell Bordner. iw D L. to R.: Bob Jones, Lora Pink, Karl Castor, Bob Dennis. rovide NECKSSGU2 Services L to R, ROW I: June Rieger, Gertrude Gongwer, Mary Gill- more, Eleanor Lemle, Gamett Miley, Irene Laux, Velma Pigg. ROW 2: Teresa Odor, Thelma Inman, Edith Armstrong, Doris Baum, Elzora Schoen, Jeanett Ziehr, Edith Haefner, Dorothy Scurlock, Heneretta. 117 WL E 4, ff -in WW ' , , if V -if J R 'X .L li we I 95,4 119 , In H+, hw .,, in f w wwf .wiifiafiffiv ' ah.-W 4 -Xi' ,I S' X X 2 .5 K y The entzre student body makes up theflame. Theftame zs constantb kept lzt by the aeademze achzevements jour. . . U nderetassmen so et! We entered Rogers lookingjbrware The Sophomore Class omcers are L. to R.: Eric Luthi-treasurerg Margie Terril--secretaryg Debbie Keil-vice-presidentg and Otto Lie- batgpresident, Q 11 Y ,AM- f sp Q, X x il k Q I f wwgxxis: f r V - ., .9 J , S jim TT i T rf' it .K , ii. ' s Q7 122 ash QT f ws- , 1' A Q ,f kfr As Sophomores we served our community by bringing Christmas Cheer to teen-age orphans. VVe learned that one of the most important goals of Rogers is good sportsmanship. Doug Agnew Keith Ames Randy Ames Gerry Amstutz Jack Anderson Sandy Angel Mike Ankney Rick Aossey William Armour Janice Babcock Mike Ball Bruce Bankey Wayne Barber Linda Bare Bill Barfell Terry Baurnberger Cathy Baumhower Bonnie Baxter Mike Beach Linda Beal Lois Beavers Steve Beidleman Gene Bell Kathy Benson Danny Berry our hzlglz school ZW. Roger Bonnett Ron Bork Deonn Bortel Barbara Bowen Cathy Bowers Mary Braithwaite Neal Brannon Bill Breier Beth Bremer Dennis Bressler Jim Brink Bob Bronson Linda Brookhart Dennis Brown Linda Brown Fred Bruggemeier Chris Bruns Bonnie Bryant Nancy Buehholz Dick Buckmaster Joanne Bertling Mary Beumel Colette Bick Bill Bird Becky Bisbee Roger Blaine Garry Blevins Jack Bloomfield Larry Blum John Bobash Randall Bohland Russell Bohland W- F mfs B 1 'Y 1? a 1 A ff' 4 ., ' I 123 1, ,M A All f' A2 ll. M T .' 03 An XV' ? wi-an . I . V A .1 mf if .i . I A a ', P 1. , 1 f 4' ,.1 ' 5 ga 5, 199 - ggxy ,. ff f gn 'rv' 1.-ff X .A l Linda Burkhart Pamela Burlew Dave Busack Bob Bush Richard Busson Sharon Buttner Jim Cann Gary Carrnean Vicki Carnicom Barbara Carroll Jim Carter Rick Cantrell Judy Case Pat Casey Henry Chase Patsy Chatfield Jim Cherry Bill Childers Delbert Childers Dick Clark Mark Clark Charlotte Clevenz Claudette Clixby Terran Cohen Richard Coker ,sg my N A Ki 2 Q 'gk ,, 15? . ,,. , ,rv f .:'- . K A . ,,.. ,naar v , 44 W 11 t -4 t. r, i m Q F E? 'it B F 6 Q it Q ,, AQ get iee - iq, ' me f - ,fr '1 , 1l'1t 5 '-f Q is i , f ,, A 1 i it oyiy 5 5 y ,c B 1 y r.,e., iuii V iii ' - i i 1 . it A fi t A , Judy Cole Pat Colpaert Mike Connell Diana Cook Larry Cook Steve Cook Sandy Cooke Jeff Corbett Barbara Cordrey ff Wz'th the 0j9enz'ng qv schoof 124 UN ll 3 LA7 kisnrs 357 L 'L T F Jim Dumit Donna Duikiewilz Patricia Eckhart Diane Eitniear Sandy Eitniear Donald Etenman Sharon Faikenburg Donney Farnsworth Robert Fetter 3' Robert Cordy Dan Cousino Jim Crawford Linda Crawford Allan Crum Alice Culbertson Judy Curnow Richard Czech Paula'Darnas Chris Davis Delores Dale Doris Dence Donald DeSalle Duane Detterman Judy Devaul David Dickinson Bonnie Dilbone Linda Disher john Dorr Patricia Double Linda Draheim Carol Dreps Larry Druschel Barb Drzewiecki Dan Duflield sophomores exloerzonco ontiozlootion 125 t, V , gsm , - l 5yYfD,4m,Qact ,-1:11, , , aflvkat X Fran Frey Darlene Fritz Alan Frosh Charles Frosch Dan Frye David Fuller Dick Gedert Margaret Geis Larry Geiser Carol Gilford Gary Gillmore Linda Gleason Michael Glover Dave Gowing Larry Gowing Sue Gozdowski Bob Graven Bob Grezechowiak Vince Gueli Gwendolyn Strange .Ii M -V Lewis Fowler Gale Frankhouser Ralph Franklin Tom Freiley Ray Feeney Carl Fields Diane Fisher Linda Fisher Mike Fisher Linda Fogle Karen Foxe Margaret Foxe Kenton Foxe Adi I' is A 'Wi i H , 2 Q., : Y Qu S' 'A . r 3,3 ,rig ps Q !1E 5 ' 1 4- . Q 4 A .2 M., if F at . .,. ,.-af 'K ' - - .4 '55 , 1 952:52 F T . .:. , 'w , Q il 'X ae... P' gf ale if Our chance to show tru 126 f-+ .4 ,..,.L'Mjj T in SF' 5 ii M 'fi L. ,,,, K gg .J 1 I- ., Linda Haddad Deitra Hahn Jill Hall Jeri Hanefield Jane Hansen Gilbert Harbaugh Sherrie Harned George Harper Delores Harris Y i, ,,. j 3 .A Jane Harter John Harter Linda Hartkoff Mike Hartzell Bill Hatker Mike Hawes Kenny Heaney Gary Hackman ,V as Q.. Q .A A Butch Heidan Karen Hcrsey Marlene Hill Ross Hill Judy Hindf: Richard Hoar Ed Holley Susanne Hollopeter Tod Horrigan Charles Horvath Glenn Horvath Lois Hubbard Cheryl Huss Barb Howard Boh Hoyt 012001 sj9z'n't was the jfs! pep rally 127 Becky Helle Donna Helms Pauline Hens Linda Henderly Dorothy Irwin Jo Jacobs Barbara Jacobson Rich Jagielski Ronald Jaquay Calvin Jefferies Janet John Bruce Johnson Roger Johnston Steve Jonason Robert Jones Lucy Kinker Pam Kinzel Ken Klepacz Terry Kloesen Karen Kmotorka '51 - Tracy Jones Paul Jordon Jerry Kamm Irene Kanderski Debbie Keil Jim Keller Myrna Klayton Mike Kime --guq fl 4 ' we fi .., Dick Karpinski Joseph Karr Richard Kater 'Sl ' il? '45 W? ' P 9 i,A i he annual Homecomzng Ken Kauffman N I V il iuq' - Karen Kazna 7 VJ Carol Keeler awww 6 e ., f I 1, 6' 1 ,..k,..1 A ..,,, A A Lf 128 V: . M ii f ., V,. Q,-wr 4 c A ,gave us social ZW A N . xz' , 1 Fi kf pw CZ' KW , J Brad Lenhart Bonnie Leonard Otto Liebat Chuck Loar Darlene Looman in 115. .ws Marie Latham Rick Lau Marci Lauer Mike Launder Richard Lorenzen fL.15 'l y L Y- 7-A ,Q ,,, 5 il .f ' Q J., lf' A 'g-fa , 1 I 129 Sue Lorenzen Bob Losey Tom Lubinski Greg Knitz Paul Koepfer Jerry Kosch Tom Kotz Dave Krall John Krell John Krochmalny Linda Krukowski John Kuhl John Kwiatkowski Jane Lamlein Ron Langcndefer Larry Langton Judy Larimer Mark Larson Margaret Lunsfard .. 1, L 1, , ' sv Vkhiv ., Eric Luthi Ken Manuszak Diane MacKinnon Jim Mandler Leonard Mankowskl Gary McConnell Richard McCrayI Mike McDermott Colleen McGovern Diane McIntyre Bill Meincer Charles Meinen Mary Menke Molli Messinger Bill Michalski Gerry Micham Kristina Michelson John Miller Linda Miller gf' - 'f i -fm We 1.2 igfg . Lorelyn Marshall Nancy Martin Marion Donna Moore Morello Tom Tom Mulkey Mumford Chuck Morus Geoff Muntz 130 Brenda Moss Kay Munson ily I L 4- Ron Moss Nick Nadorff ,ip ii ' B goes? -, . - . i pg ' fl X 'ai ,xe Roger Mowery Janice Napierala Exams were dwell! John Neff Mike Nino -I-i :. if il i ,G if if .M 5 'F Ai 'ix lg -av-4' 1 P is Richard Chester Paszko Paulson l Carol John Phillips Phillips A . ,,., , if 1--fi Mike Norman Laureen Nowakowski Theresa Nowakowski Jerry Nowowiezski McClinton Nunn Dan Oaks L Danny Olejownik I .5 Afm Mary Opperman ii Penny Osterhout - gf 'Q Diana Palmer I ' Paula Palmer Mike Parker Tony Passante Ernie Paszczyk -L- Jim Lynn Karen Susan Pemberton Pember Penske Perry Tom Linda Sonia Howard Plageman Plageman Pollard Pow ers work was endless! 131 L if 5 L if wi ll .,,: I ,fer K Jim Renshler Linda Revill Rosemary Rcinier Dave Rice Linda Rice Gary Rieger Jill Rieger Jim Riek iii? 1,9 -1 fir. r QSM ,. 1' 5 r El ,M is ,lf 'im X ik' x E if i 'f A 1 'EY E ,sg 3 1 K 511 f an , K ,3- -v Y Nancy Puczczewicz Denny Quaintance Norman Radtke Frank Rardin Mark Rasmus Reed Reamsnyder Carolyn Reed Donna Rehklau Linda Reed Sally Reichard hoosing class r r A rgy is is John Riek Susie Rier John Ringgcr John Ritz Tom Roach Richard Robinson Arnold Rodriguez Ann Roettger . rf . doy nss 132 Ron Riegcr Rose Dennis Judy RoyCe Bill Saba Janet Sandusky Clarence Sass Ronnie Saville Kathy Saxcr Pat Scfhcnhcr John Schikora ings marked James Schmaus Paul Schmidlin Helen Schoch Robert Srhoch Holly Schroder 4 1 Richard Schroeder 'S A, Verna Scott James Scurlock Lawrence Seeburger 41, Kondace Scothern ': f oA Raymond Sgro Walt Sehardt Stephen Serr Linda Shepard Rick Sherman Susan Shcrriff Mike Shinkevich Dale Simon 'EQ' nv I Ash he met step into our unioryear Roger Smith Elaine Snidecki Jack Snidecki Barbara Spahr Janie Spangler Sherry Sprague Eugene Spychalski Robert Stack Bill Staler Tony Stanfill Bob Short Ken Sikorski Charles Sites Rebecca Skcens Qi I Joseph Slauterbeck Dorothy Sliwinski Mike Slornowicz Eva Smith me v , s ,E 2 - 1 133 Stephen Sterrett Vicki Sterrett Judy Stewart Craig Stiegelrneyer Gary Stoll Sharon Storm John Stout Matthew Stout John Strornaier Ken Swartz Pat Switala Rich Swonger Chris Szymaniak James Szachta Jim Szymanski Lorna Tammerine Mike Tatkowski Tom Taylor Margie Terrill Sharon Terry Pat Thielen Debbie Thompson Earl Thompson Linda Tressler Rose Trick Robert Trumbull Jennifer Truss Mike Uhrman Pat Urbanski James Urzykowski Jane Unger Pauline Venzke Linda Villegas Sharon Volmer Bob Volzer if .,, , Q j lilia V Q Ch 13 ' i K I ti l I 13 13 , L rt i ytyyr - A4 Getting our class organzze 4 Q 17 I W y. ,'i 2 .i , .,, A A S I ! 11 4 I was our main h ' W -9: ,f-. eg- arf . Amit f K QM Qt 'X I A X 3 5 al.. in aXA y rg 1 I W W 'A,-- . , M 'E l :,,: M accomllylzkhment. '7' Mr L 135 Jeff Vosdogancs Laurel W'aChtcll Pat Wallace Don Walstead Doug Wlalton Brenda Ward Kathryn YVarren jane Wasrnundt Bill Wealleans Mary Weills Don Wend Margaret Werling Jim Wlheaton Dianne lNhistler Carol Widman Thornell VViggins Marlene Wlilson Phil NVinston Jerry WVinters John Wirick Jim Wittman Carol Wonacot Mike Wonacot Karen YVood Robin Wood Debbie Woodard Ruth VVoodby Pat Woodford Harvey Yingling Cathy Yosscs Dennis Ze-nz Robert Zenz Maxine Ziclinski Pat Zielinski Cheryl Zirnmcrman Sarah Zwayvr We suroiooo' as Sophomore Working diligently throughout the entire year, the niain function of the Jun- ior Class is to sponsor the an- nual Junior-Senior Prom. The Junior Class oHicers are L. to R.: Jo Ann Sheets-secretaryg Di- ane Whitefvice presidentg Dave Boston-presidentg and Judy Zum- brunn-treasurer. Dottie Adams Mary Adams Sharon Adarnski Carl Adkins Eric Ahlfors Gary Aiken Terry Aiken Cathy Arnstutz Brigette Ambil Carol Anderson Jo Ann Anderson Gary Andryan Randy Angelocci Karen Agacs Sandy Arendt Anne Ashbacher David Aubry Joyce Bak Cindy Baish Carol Ballert 136 zmiors. ma' pushed on as l l r Mary Barber Donna Bartell Bill Bartz Greg Bates Jerry Baumgartner Linda Baumhower Jo Anne Bayer John Bergener Tom Berkebile Paul Bieszczad Gary Billings Mike Billmaier Keith Binger Bonnie Bird Jodie Bisbee Walter Blake Sharon Bodette Frank Boose Phyllis Boose V .'- Daryl Bortel t v . :,A: if fi' ' V Dave Boston ' B' il A K lNalter Breier - -. 4' it A lll QT 71 Alan Brinker gk- Lynn Brittenbaker - .ii ,I Bruce Brodbeck W ' I A ll. AV Don Brown YU? I ' Kathy Brown ' I f i! ' . I Abner Bryant Judy Buckner ', Jeff Bunde Peggy Burke Sam Burzynski ff 4 137 ' ff K, of 5 ' it 2 , , w 'B ,Ji f 23 3 M' W 51.5 L .W Y ww Q? no 4 V Yisyfzi? Q A A fx Q B y X ff. QW f A! '.', v my '4: - W-4 IV .Ei J' - i A A B I it B Q? M, A, - ia n.., - .vll 5 A V 4 ll -. -l 1 bs , t' , , d. :iii ,I r 1' Howard Butler f i Sue Byington .Zh ,tf .E :s i ,. , John Callahan 1 55 . Judy Carnicom ' - ,jg ,G Susan Carter 'l'l im Vernon Carter Ray Cassell Gary Catron Tom Chapman Lester Champion Margaret Chechclski June Clutton Linda Coakley Rick Cochran Jerry Collier Bill Cook Greg Cook Jim Cook Joe Cousino Dick Culbertson Dave Cumberworth Kathy Curtiss Marth Ann Czech Sharon Czerniak Barbara Damm Denise David Mike Dennis James Dernir M ,A pf... ,, -sq if! 1 Delecia Cox Judy Coykendall Sandra Craft memzan Hzstogf, Chemzstgf Darlene Crider Betty Crooks Dave Crouch wie-hell: mf fl MMA r , I ,IMH- ff yfffx , i f -,. 138 Bob Digby Kathy Disher A ik Q, Tom Dooley J -- qu Cary Draper w....w Linda Dressel yyyy l :: ::': I Tom Drusfhcl t Mel Dudek if g Linda Dusscau 0 ' Rifk Eckert It S John Eggcnton f Jerry Ehrsam Marn Eitniear 'K Q ' Q 1 Ann Elliot 5 t ' 'L,. Chris Elwell ww K' Dave Emerson g , fi ff Diane Emerson Charles Eisenmann if Ann Evans ,fm ii' Dave Fall . b Cindy Fangman M ' 3 E' Mike Faioz 'V -, Dick Farnham 41 English Illjqllea' our s1fucg'y Terry Feldhaus Betty Fillo Doona Fisher 4 In time. Judy Folie Connie Francois Josephine Franklin Elmer Frye Dorothy Fuller Karen Gable Mary Jane Cargas Dennis Garn Jo Ann Gedert J J acqueline Geiser im Geisert Carman Gueli Nikki Guthrie Carol Grzechowiak Dawn Hall William Hall Joe Hammond Cathy Hardt Mike Harmon Dave Hart Pat Hartley Debbie Hatker Joyce Hauston Kathy Hayes Linda Hartcourt Debbie Heiden Nadine Gootee Al Goetz Steven Gozdowski Ron Grosshiern John Groth Sally Gentieu Carol Gernheuser Bonnie Ghaster Linda Gigax Russell Glaze Bonnie Glosch ' ,, . 1 i me new KWWXN A Marcia Gray Gary Gruen Richard Groves if 3 all e conzfribulfea' well-tmzne 140 Dianne Heller Iinda Henderson Mike Hendershot Carol Hens Bob Heuerman Jean Hicks Elaine Higgins Roger Hilkert Chris Hill Greg Hill Danny Hiskey Tom Hogue Penny Holley Dennis Hollerbach Donna Holsopple John Howard 1 l v tlzletes to the Varsiyf team 141 Cherie Hubbell john Hueston Bob Igney Kristi Jackson Marlene Janicki Bob Jaska Carol Jaynes Duane Johnson Linda Johnson Sharon Johnson Shiela Johnson Cathy Jones Terry Jones Roger Jaquay David Juahnke Margie Kinor Kristine Klag David Knoke Linda Knowles Bill Koehler Sandy Koepller Margaret Konwinski Ron Korcsog Valerie Koresog Celina Kosier Dick Kelly Gary Kelly Joyce Kenczewicz Colleen Kennedy Bonnie Kerner Carl Kessinger Homer Kimple Tom Kingsley We planned enthuszastzcall Larry Kahl Elaine Karpinski Harry Kaufman Roger Kelb ,V,, 42'-vs. I ... make our prom the best. 1 155, 1 2 if l? -xr ,, 1 F wa: g f , Q i5 5 -1 'lf fx ai A ,Wife 4, .. vb Ji My fm sf.. F Q-v 711 Peter Kotz Lori Kowalski Monica Krainz Dennis Kujawa 1. PS h Elf' ii Y i 6, l 143 John Kuohn Chris Kurek Tom Kwiatkowski l Pat Layfayette Jerry LaGro Sherri Lake Gary Lalendorff Terry Lamb Lance Lane fu? A Kathy Laux L i V Linda Ledyard E A'- V L Mart Lemle V : AQ Mike Lcmle Jim Lewis Cheryl Loaf Jeff Litzenberg Paul Little Pat Lisenbee , 'f 5 t ,J S' Janet Long Stan Loomis jerry Lowe Corky Lubinski Marion Ludwikowski Murray Luther Susan Luthi Mary Jo Lymanstall Ellen Mack Janell Majewski 'Ynhp Qi? fi 5 Pamala Malak Clara Malak Susan Malley Kathy Mankowski Barb Mann Theodore Marczak Linda Marietta Jerilyn Marshall 6 C0076 OUT Tim Maupin Judy McClosky Roger McCollum Dustin MCConneha Howard McCready Michael McFadden Sharon McFadden Chesterlyn McQuillin . ,r tl , 'H 'ter K Becki McManness Marcia Meeker Mike Meier Bill Merce Tom Metcalf A Bob Meyers N ' E I . - .Q,:5 .L Dennis Miehalak , 22: 14 f ' 'ifzli' f' ' C-ml Miller - .J 2' 1 i F Jim Mlflef A:, , MML K ky .. M y - Ron Miller .4 I 1 I , - A , 144 Lois Miller Chris Millinger Steve Mix Darrel Mondville Terry Mohler Don Monroe Fred Moor Marion Moore Teresa Mosley fvlelvin Nloss Sandy Mossing Patricia Mounts Lois Munson Keith Muntz Christine Myers Toni Napierala Marie Neary Fran Ness 0 ass rings j9r0ua'Q2. Judy Ostrosky Doug Ottescn Charlene Palmer Larry Parker Diane Paskiet Chip Pawley Torn Pearson Sandy Peloquin Carol Pelton Mike Perkins Linda Neville Bill Nevius Mike Nitschke Dale Norman Luann Nowak Cecilia Olejownik Larry Olsjewski Sandy Opulskas I - ff-ww, Shirley Polaski Frances Portala Bob Post Sue Potwara Vicky Prange Jerold Preston Garry Price James Proctor Don Provencher Tom Puhy Theresa Pusczcwtz Carl Quinn Bob Rachow Robin Rayner Sandra Redford Rick Redman Esther Reed Lorrie Reed Mike Rice Tim Rice Sharon Rine Rebecca Rieger Cathy Ritenour Donna Robertson Bill Rogers Rich Rohweder Dennis Roll Dave Rosebrock David Roshong Eldonna Roshong Rosalyn Pinkney Shedrick Pinkney Joyce Piotrowski Tom Pitzen Marylou Peters Linda Phares Carol Piarkowski Vlyl R We give our present mn! 146 , V Denny Rudnicki Eugene Rudzinski XM L ' , ' John Russell YL? AA' Sharon Russell Linda Samek Nancy Sarvis Dave Sattler A- , 'S 1... .M .S - E MM ye vw. to the Sophomores, 147 Judy Schifferly Ted Schmidt Clifford Schoettley Jim Schwarzkopf Roseanne Schwind Linda Scott jo Sheets Evans Shelton Bill Sheppard Linda Sheppard Kay Sherriff Tom Shondcll Diane Shultz Ron Sieja Kathy Simon Karen Simpson Adrienne Singletary Dick Skec-ns Dennis Skolmowski Barry Smith Brenda Smith Chuck Smith Kathy Smith Ray Smith Tom Smith Sue Smitley Margo Snell Sue Snyder Lee Sprague Jim Spadeja Barbara Staehowiak Roian Stahl Ron Stender Milton Stevenson Jim Stoma Bill Sturm Dave Sumner Shirley Surdasky John Sutkus Marilyn Swailes Ed Switala Jackie Sypert Richard Tabbert Toni Tammerine Ron Taylor Louis Tehan Donna Terry Skip Terry David Thebeau Gail Thomson Joyce Thornton Robyn Thornton Diane Tima Mary Tittle Nancy Towsley Clayton Tracy Dave Trammell Ginny Treiehel Tom Trumbull Cynthia Tussing Harry Urbanus Ron Vargyas Joyce Vogelbacher Philip Walther Joann Wampler Linda VVarnke I 'Q' 517 il EB ,, aff I kiz I, lv- , J I , , H . V- . I - -N 'V 2 , l,y , W g if J ' J 1 ia f l WMV ' ' ' 2 f. Q Q i We ig-Hur Wash 3 L 4 1 if Q T I -- A , 148 i --lv M CITE 72696 if 'fi . o fig 'Ma-V Q A4 ' Sm .f 4' l s, 5 ' 'Q W gg Y sf vb. K 4? Y' MB 2 jk 4 A ll mf. ' i-f sgifif ffSr F .. '- ,.'f K . ,J , 'c-rd ii 'fy fe ,lil is Q Q - L . 'm-9-pr' Q :l . Al zeafs Seniors. Y - . A ff,- fQ ?,'. , - 1'.-- sq 06 1 9 X ,4 H r', lg , ,, 1...:. -z - , H V Y! ,J,,3.'l, ' ' iw-, :f 3i: 9, ...W ,W ill ' L 1 5 .f 1? . N, ,Q . 5 Q YK, , , W V 4 ' E. V , i , , L W3 Vi ,. X vufw' if , Li ,A f .4 L ...- 4' 1, i s Y 'ii K l s if A I .. John b jane V Jean f7 f.,s, Judy L! 149 LJ,4lll Zimvay Zohler Zobler Zumbrunn Robert Wapshall Robert Watkins Mareia Warren Mary VVehb Diane Wlcinstein Jim Wlellrnan Mike VVells Wesley Harper Diane Westgate Sherrie Westrup Nancy Wheeler Eileen Whitcomb Diane White Sandy Wieczorek Al Wielinski Bill Wielinski Gloria Williams Jim Williams Sandy Wilkinson Linda Williams Verona WVilson WVayne W'ines Bill WVisniewski Don Wolff Tom Wolff Chuck Wood Lorraine Wfoodford Joyce Worley Doug Young Bev Zawlocki Nancy Zernan e i 1 Q 1 Q A in g ml -SH , ,. . 5. M gf: V F ,P ,W vw. vii? ,L 3 gg 'Q sw-wx ,V ,,,g?fl'?f, gi, E 1 -, X W J T, A M gil. :yi . at 5775 W4 5, -Elf. .f 1.1: - 5155? - . ,.-win fm ,gsiiisi E1 915 asf' .sm my xg. S. i 1 , Wm R+? ,sw M Y LQ 'ffl A 5Ai3iY3K is1I5zn ,Q i , WML if sf-.ghigggi '35 ga Senior Class oflicers are L. to R. Kathy Craft-treasurerg Marg Winkleman-sec retaryg Lennie Brownevice presiclentg absent from picture Jim Byers-president. M ' Xl v-Q- ,'P Kathy Alexander Jo Lyn Arrnbruster Larry Augustyniak Diane Baisch Judy Angel Terry Armstrong Shirley Babuich Kay Baker 152 Innocent, naive, but anxious, join many schools I corne, willing to learn, to gain. I oonie to this, a greater institution, this our Rogers High School. ICB 1132! I 'Thr' Half? Leigh Baker Roy Barber Jim Bartz Mike Bayer Catherine Ball Tom Barfell Randy Bauman Dick Bechtel 153 Barb Beclqhusen Darlene Bell 5 ,.,, A., John Bender Torn Bodette Lynn Benedict Doris Boles Sue Biskupski John Borkenhagen xv ,, Jim Borsos Craig Bowman Dave Bowers John Brenner I am a greenhorn-lost in halls, last in line, last to be called upon, carrier M strange textbooks 154 'tv-W wf'3'2'l 'f'? m I MS' Chris Britton Gerry Bronson 'M Q,':'f Pat Brode Larry Brookhart receiver W one locker, bearer qf many burdens . . a jreshman. 155 A Lenny Brown Patty Bryan Darlene Bruggemeire Ron Buchholz Paul Bruggemeire Carl Burgy '.,-' Simi lf: if Rick Burkhart Jim Byers Mary Caldwell Terry Calkins Lee Carmean Gary Carpenter N' Linda Chamberlain Nancy Collins John Chovan Gloria Cook Peggy Clark Jess Cogle 156 Being a freshman is Being a freshman is j?zglz1fenz'ng- itjs dwrent, z't's exciting, z't's a new start Paige K 'N.J W '3'P M'-ind' V, X'-me 'fb' Barbara Cook Bob Coy Larry Cready Helen Crowley Bob Cordrcy Kathy Craft Ron Crim Vivian Crum 157 High school is slamming if lockers between classes, Wk. always searching fn hall passes, meeting new fiends, smiling ana' saying Whig but never questioning just why. 1.5 Q ,' I - m 'TI J? FW Q9 Chuck Curtis Marcia Dietrick Dave Dimke Glen Eason Marty Davis Sandy Dille Ginger Dyer Gordon Edwards Tom Davis Janet Dearing 158 Q, v4 'urs HH Sandy Edwards Nora Eitniear Pam Erdman jim Facemyre Doyle Eiscnmann Mark Engwert Roger Evans D0riS Fall 159 I nstructors, Books, Mr. Schultz, Chem. Lab., Bob Fall Claudia Ferner Judy Fogle Qs Bill Folger Joyce Ford Chris Fought Rampage, English themes, Victorious screams y wan:-1 gh, .!'5Zf 'N Dianna French Carolyn Gable Lee Fulton Janet Garvin 160 f ffm? MP5- ...mtv F X fi if if wiv Nui Ted Gawronski Linda Gghm ROD GCd6fI Barbara Geddy 161 Bob Gleason Doug Gilford Sharon Giovannucci Dave Glitmef Jeff GIHUZIHHH Joyanm' Gockcrman Nancy Greene Janice Groth Bill Groenleer ,W Mike Haddad Debbie Hahnlen Darlene Hamilton Jerry Hahn Kathy Hall Rosemary Harding Hzlglz school is class work, homework, 4 162 ,taxi YT Les Harper Bill Hasty Robert Harris Leonard Haupricht Mike Havens Chris Hawes 'YQ Gary Hayes Nancy Heinle Stewart Hinze z't's tough work . . sometimes z't's no work. 163 We pledge our heartsfj the Alma Mater I sing. That last month I order my class ring. 4! f,- ' jim Sue Jim Bill 1v'l04 1-Inv? . 57 Hejnicki Bob Hindc Gary Hollabaugh Mike Hollowell Hens Denny Hinman Betty Holly Craig Horvath Hess Hilewick 164 'Nm X05 5-40' ,.annuwW Larry Houston Cathy Hunt Jeff Jacobs Fred ohnson Lynn Humphries Carol jacob Torn Jagielski Karen Johnson 165 Rena Kay Johnson Van Johnson Karen Jones ,gf 33 , K .ffl Q Dennis Kajtaniak Karen Keedy Frances Karpinski Sharon Keedy S zghing, Cgring, Thinking, K ,,,,v 5 Walkz'ng. 166 Ralph Kelsey Bob Kelting 'mi1'iQ . rs5'o5f?iQfV . fig ' 2 7 53.153 . W? L ay in lhinbqp 'WX 5 Q s W N 'TEM-uv' iff ,A ,cy mwf'9 nr fudligq, - r, 956 . 7 -. , 3 4179 Qfy' .MIX qi 5,5 4? i' Larry King Ed Knack Diane Knous Kent Klern Chris Knepper Carol Kochl A sophomore- I am well on my way. S , 2 , 5 K I . . .V-s, ffivf i i . Sandy Koeningseker Jim Kopfrnan Tom Kopfman 'nT-'N 'l'1'Z5,Z ' Cathy Kornacki Ed Koske L'-nw Mike Kotz Ron Krzeninski Sharon Larimer Jeff Kozy Maggie Kuhl Elaine Larson Barb Krainz DcAnna Lamb Bernie Krockmalny Dawn Lange 168 -fm' an ,awk NS. ff-'sf iw P Sue Lashuay Tom Lashuay Daniel Lazcnby Jim Linenkugel Gary Locker Linda LCSueur Sharon Linvillc Sharon Loctz Basketball, potlucks lastfall, Victories, a'.ey?ats, days so neat. 169 iw'-wi I 5 LHV k k I ,EV I , V Q 1 ff . ,ug 4 ' jW,f-f I Y if .gk -, , we 'lfiizl ww. ff I f' rj:-3J, I, ' Ai W1 g, l Janet Lubinski Terry Lundy Linda Ludlow Dennis Majewski Tom Luettke Barbara Malak 4 I Rosie Manuszak Torn Mauter Rose Marie Martin Diane Mayer Getgfsburg and that long walk Count Eveyf Star. and the praising talk. 170 'TK Beverly McClure Lois McCormick Bill McC0nncha Frank Mcflready Exchanging class rings, I . . Pat McDermott Jodie Menzcl d0Zflg lltflg thlflgjj' Mary Mclilheney Beverly Metcalf Carol McShane Carolyn Miller date fir the Prom, talking with Mom- All this and more as a junior. 171 -Qs: 'ffv' Piran- '4 .jTT Q,,,,,sg QB 'fwftb -a-ap., Sue Modlin Dave Moore Chris Moor Pat Moorrnan adnoh- M Pam Moss Karen Moose Velma Mortensen Sharon Mull 172 Graduation, elatzon, moments fyfsadness, hours eyfglaelness. Cola' showers, loretgzflowers, college boards, jootball games, always szlgnzng qv names. 15? Kathy Musch Paul Napicrala Twelve o'elook dates with the one who rates. l ,yi Pat Ness Rosalie Nowicki 173 'YM ww! 4-'wmv ff' Carol Nuding Phyllis Oplffflnan Jerome Opcracz Richard Papenfus Joyce Pctry Vickie Pcttcys Parties, lbienies, M iss Sparks, Time tests at n 1 9 . 'rm K... -, lfilu Judy Plageman Dave Post Jerome Preston Sharon Proflitt Midge Plouck Ruth Post Barb Printy Bruce Pruden 174 ! 4'U'vx-Q 'Kiwa- Carol Prueter Mike Quertimnont X Pam Rahn Joe Rawlins Joe Reed Ken Redman 175 y My f x ,XV Cherie Reichard Jerry Reinhart Muriel Reinier Laura Reuss Sue Rey Dave Reynolds 5,7 f R HSN. THQ? , Ai Sharon Roe Tim Rossler Paul Ruhland Don Roettger Cheryl Royce Penny Ryan Ana' then . . Graduation. When I took those lastjhw steps, my gown ana' tassel blowing in the breeze, that one tear that has Daryl Richardson waitedparyears to emerge Mike Roach Henriqueta Rodriquez Darlene Roe hand its way to human oz'sz'bz'lz'Qf. 176 ,555 view -vii-in-Q hgh, is.-.fe 5 alia' V N.. ,Q 3 .,,,q,, ,,....A Bill Sanders Don Schmaus Eugene Schultz Marsha Scothern LcAnna Schcnhcr Bobbi Schncll Ann Schwieterrnan Ken Sailing There was my dzlbloma ez szgn jfreedom, resp0nsz'bz'lz'Q2, This is it- our senioryearf 177 ez passport to new horizons. Stuclying is: I x , ' I' - fi is VA., 7' xt 1 'l Ei loneliness, sift muscles, aching egzes. Dean Sell Ron Slough Phyllis Sneed Mary Solarek Tom Shepler Sue Smith John Snyder Elaine Sonnichsen John Simoni It's concentration, fustmtion, but always we if i' 5 ii-may -Q., 1,-' a drudge. 3 N51-..+ -.... f T i3 wp.. 1 'X' XYQSX' Leslie Spangler Pat Sperling Dale Steinfurth Roger Stiles Pam Sperling Jim Stanfill Carren Stiegelmeyer Barb Stoll 179 Pam Stopher and a ,www Gail Stribling Jon Tcschner John Swiergosz Gordon Thibicleau Keith Tanner Gerry Thielen Russ Tehan Ed Thompson Mary Troup Shirley Trumbull Jon Truman Arlen Tussing It's ez quiet telephone, sounds from a a'z'stant teleUz'sz'0n, T an emlbly coke bottle. A lways l80 it is emlbtiness. l .loves 'Head Underhill Bernie Volhnar Sandy W'arnke Karen YVeible1 Debbie Vanderlip Betty YN'arner Jeanette Weber Barbara YVeil1s Oeeasz'0naZb2, ony 0ccasz'0nalQ1, it is a delzghzf as the dangling Wagments eolzere to create a long band qv understandzhg. I have fnalbf caught a glimpse qf knowledge. 181 ' liz: ' ,is V 'ig','j'3b Sue Widney Donna Williams Jim Willeford John Williams Mike Welgan Janice Welty Nancy Wells John Whetsel f am gaining in age Karen Westphal Dave White 'l maturigz, f!iVi1 ,qgrwig MW 7, L 4 M'if2f'i??l:' but still I am weak. .--,. N 4,2-L if , I long to be strong, iiilliiilles . l W to be molded znto an z'na'z'via'ual 182 'ffL,Q.,.R lv JUN Sherri Willingham Larry Winston Marg Winkelman Don Wolff rf, qnvw 'Nu Sandy Woodby Bill Zeadker Chuck Woodworth Richard Zeitcr Bob Youngquist Lynn Zoblcr Each day I progress. Iamonmyway.. but to where? 183 Questions- Yesterday, today, but where are the answers? tomarrow- I shall sureb know. Or will I ever overcome the mystegf 184- f to see tomorrow? Rogers H zgh, now where? Was it that day fyf Commencement practices, or when I jinishea' that Jhnal paper, or the moment I was alone to think . . . Anyway, it was there. My tomorrow came, 18 I surehf knew e gi 5 as 2' e ? d 56 E Finding the answer, a place to go. Now I am Fee- fee tojqna' the way. The way that can cargf me to new questions 186 I have new knowledge. Strength to go on, faith to want to. There are new books- oovers to open, pages to turn. Alreaajf I prepare. How many shall I complete? What chapters shall I conclude? Where shall I stop? Q, N P Q 5 H 4' if .5-J 2 5 I s my 'gg Q Q r 'HW fx f4 K 5 I nf' ' 3 F mf F 85 K 4 1 W' 'P K, 'K - K my -M ' . L 1 , ai' wig' g I g .X V gig? ,Em- an . ?.fs+':s 4 1- M . Q f K A x -L... -Xl. Lf . -M, Q M F Q 8 m ' , ni nm .f vm..,.,,,Mw g-'nu--or zstznotzon MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED-Linda Ludlow and Lee Carmean M OS T TALEJVTED-Sharon Roe and Dave Dimke MOST SCHOUL SPIRIT-Donna Wi!lz'ams and Van johnson wgruf gm . Ea 2922252321 ASL -YN f ff. 551 Lv: wha ,uf -M ,,x. K W3 Q P ,W y ' . q.a ,vi k AL :ig.t,,V.f,,, I W ,, ...,f- ,wif o ,MW if ww 4 M ...f iflwm- ,V J , ,Ai fu Av, J Q f ,w,w ,zgpiwf 4, . Q ..,.- ,,, 1 f ,, .aw ,,, . , , M 6 A' Q if W I K , 1 y 'iw gf - , , f ' W ,W Im . ifpiv Q ,f X A t ! 2 -is ,.,: ,, My if ig . fa, wk, ,gl fx ,L gffozs s .K 1- A 1 i gg g 1 Q X., X ' -i. .. ., M x .rua gg gi ffE G- , N- ' ENTENMAN FRED W. INC. TOLEDO, OHIO GENERAL CONTRACTOR for if McTigue Jr. High School V Kaiser Elementary School and Ei' Reynolds Elementary School Phone Je 6-8992 NIOONGATE GULF SERVICE R d S ices F P k Up 3. D I y Banquet Room Available B fl 8' Reyn ld Cecil Tollison Tu 2-8l8O Tu 2-9992 Cocklail Lounge MYRTLE FLOWERS A by Allwin M. Schroder Both 'l44l Secor Rd, BUNGALOW neu D Pho Je 6-4621 Open Sundays Toledo 7, Ohio EV 5-4149 Making People Happy With Flowers for Over Thirty-five Years McLAUGHLIN 8. KEIL ARCHITECTS UMA, oi-no DESIGNER of 25- McTigue Jr. High School 'iff Kaiser Elementary School an '51 Reynolds Elementary School GORDON LUMBER CO. Holland, Ohio Lb MII k RfgBld UN5 QS RR' 2341 R drgi Walter Miller-Manager YNOLDS CORNERS RECREATION BRUNSWICK For I. - T am llllll lu L TOU NAMENY COMP!-ETElY RESERVATIONS AIR CONDITIONED y , RE K I l,.,A Q it REYNOLDS AT non l K 5 l : ' AUTBHAIIC PIIISPUTTEIIS 'J zo sounnnoor umss ' ' S' 'iz ldflll I I T. Qliililllil 1 1 A llllli , I T I - Ili l FOR YEAR-ROUND l 1 COMFO 1 cm . Compliments of THE SYLVANIA SAVINGS BANK C0 Reynolds Corners Office 5133 Dorr sf. Toledo 15, Ohio HALL EXCAVATING CO. 5560 Chicago Pike Phone 865-4301 Compliments of HAYES BROS. INC. 1830 N. Reynolds Rd. 531-1491 GLENDALE CARRYOUT 2537 Glendale 53 Brands Domestic 8. Imported Beer Wines and Snacks 10 A.M.-Midnight 7 Days a Week PIASECKI SERVICE STATION Usggueb Gasoline-Oil TAYLOR PLUMBING 8. HEATING seles 8. Service 1850 N. Reynolds Rd. Dorr SI. Je Toledo, Ohio Compliments Western Auto I Assonatm- Slore of 2029 S. Byrne Rd. 'IHIUK WESTERN AUTO 5101 Dorr at Reynolds Corners Ev 2-9011 Prescription Specialists 172 ,hh 1 ivsyaffffllifwy Wudw 5118 Dorr Street at Reynolds Corners Toledo 15, Ohio ' JE 1-4411 Open-Mon.-Wed. 8. Fri.-Till 9:00 Compliments of RAY C. NEVlllE Funeral Home Reynolds Corners BAYER SUPPLY 5151 DORR st. JE 6-3321 LUMBER CEMENT Future teachers meeting discusses plans for the year with the aid of Mike Kotz, president. Toledo, Compliments of A.A.D.T.A. DRIVING SCH00l 1325 Laning Rd. Ohio MIDWEST AUTO PARTS Ed Hartley, Owner See us for all Your Automotive Needs Je 6-4604 , ' ' 'IluWr'f MIM 9 2 5 I Fl sect-' .Q I II A' , F lil Q , , - 1 -W Z T .i.. .- j.-L 'l b' J A I -1-12 ' da--if-:1 7,7 1: A . FLEEGER'S HARDWARE Appliances - Builders' Supplies 7828 Wesl Bcincroff Toledo I7, Ohio PHILIP C. THOMAS Good Luck Seniors' T 0'oin,, Builder Compliments 'o'oo',g 23-Eb ' ff: 152. f I NI '. O A4 9 V . I 91 Hayes Rd. BOB SIMON MEATS Un 5-3604 l Wholesale-Reloll SIeer's Heod For All Your Insurance Needs COMPLIMENTS OF McINTYRE, TERRILL, kg X a ZIMMERMAN 7 E A INSURANCE 3 9130115 AUTO - FIRE - ACCIDENT - LIFE - GTX ! SICKNESS 8I9 N. REYNOLDS RD. .IE.s6-98I6 MAUMEE OHIO Hours: 9 o.m. to 6 p.m. Evening Appointments LUMBARDO'S BEAUTY SALON ' Styling a curling ' PermonentWc1ving ' ranting at Mqnacufsng POWELL'S CARRYOUT Open Sunday A Complete Selection Of Mixes-Party Snocks Groceries-Meat Forty 8. Block Ice je 6.1021 Reynolds Rd. 2021 N. Reynolds Je 1 752 Compliments of HICKORY FARMS STORE RUSS TRUMAN-owner 1021 N. Reynolds Toledo 15, ohio REGAL CABINET SHOP 315 Holland-Sylvania Toledo 15, Ohio Phone 865-3932 Robert L. Irwin E. J. Duvoll You Qgn'f Q0 wrong... sf G9 Nobody should ever consider his educa- tion complete. You can,t go wrong by getting as much schooling as possible. So strongly does Toledo Edison feel about this that we finance three scholarships a year at the University of Toledo. Lots of college graduates find Toledo Edison a good place to work. Investor- owned electric companies otTer interesting careers in many fields. You might want to look into this. TOLEDO EDISON - . . an investor-owned electric light and power company serving Northwestern Ohio Compliments of BABCOCK Quality Chekd Doiry Toledo, Ohio 472-2114 looqog q51H M9603 Ol sioq Jno HO anim QM mild 0509513 UO 95I!'l OCA P0011 -iumnoisag HSTIOH HJNVII S.NOSIEIEIVH dol uo UJAI MON WREN BEAUTY SHOP Complete Beauty Care Air-Conditioned Faythe, Agnes, 8. Dorothy Evening by Appointment 536-2373 1848 N. Reynolds Rd. lt's ci Family Treat t O 2 1- QI eat Z l n .,.Zl 'IZA 1--i QW1- 0110 1 VA. MII! at ,2 SCHMUCKER'S 2103 N. Reynolds Compliments I we 1' Z' T' 1.-Tf'lf!. l X Q of MQ l 1 1' WESSON Q6 HOMES X - be fe 3960 Wayne l H. H. BIRKENKAMP Funeral Home Inc. 105 Years of Personal Service Toledo, Ohio Trilby, Ohio We Telegraph .,gfFLEGRAp o, To the Class of Flowers Anywhere 5' if '64 , Warldwidf' S w,,Hm..- from FLOWER SHOP and Greenhouses WOOD PRODUCTS CO. 280 DORR STREET TOLEDO 7, OHIO Toledo, YVONNE 8. ELMER TIMM Phone JEfferson 1-1441 Ohio Compliments of Compliments of A FRIEND BOB TANSEL SOHIO Complete Automotive Service 2204 N. Reynolds Je 6-7378 Typewriter Sales 8. Rentals Your Key to Better Grades Gm -M3128 . -lc 1 hm' l'l 5 en 5 Ch 1-1193 323 Erie ARLETTA'S FLOWERS l857 N. Reynolds Corsages for Football WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS TOLEDO OWNED AND OPERATED WALFORD'S Family Stores Ladies', Men's and ChiIdren's Ready-to-Wear, Notions, Fabrics, Hardware, Candy, Toys, Housewares Games 8. Dates , f'l L' X '-S vu Q 7 A X, 1 5247 Dorr St. at Reynolds Corners 536-2536 3 N A N? , . . We Denver Q4 ,Q -eg-f open Til 9 P.M. Daily JE 6-9451 W ww Wire Service l Barb Cordrey, sophomore attendant, is escorted to the throne during the Homecoming Pep Rally. Compliments of SWARTZ CONSTRUCTION CO. Building 8. Remodeling of all kinds Residential ' Commercial Free Estimates ' F.H.A. Terms 4927 Swanbrook NORM'S GULF SERVICE Reynolds 3. Hill 161666 15 MlLLER'S TURNPIKE RESTAURANT AND GIFT SHOP Cocktail Lounge Specializing in Chicken Dinners Every Saturday 8. Sunday 2325 S. Reynolds Rd. 5130 536-0228 mmf 1oHNsoN a sou XTEXACO y Xl Toledo 15, Ohio Dorr St. Mr. Gwozclz helps sophomores with geometry SYPERT REALTY Trade's Our Specialty 18 Melody Lane 248-2678 Toledo 15, Ohio ERNEST ZEDLITZ Quality Meats at Popular Prices We Make Our Own Sausages 2010 Dorr St. 8. Southland Shopping Center Toledo, Ohio Je 6-3792 or 3793 Congratulations BAYER CARRY-OUT Class of '64 5106 Dorr St. MAYFAIR LUMBER Weekdays 12 to 10 p.m. Toledo's Saturdays 9:30 to 11 p.m. Closed Sundays Leading Supplier of Building Products Dance Corsage Specialty Best Wishes to Class of T964 GLENDALE FLOWER SHOP FAIRMONT PRESS 18112 Dorr St. Toledo l5, Ohio Je 6-8950 Commercial Printing Letterpress Lithography l Compliments of the ART CLUB G Jon Teschner-President CD O O Sally Gentieu-V, Pres. Margo Snell-Treasurer Jodie Bisbee-Secretary MADE'IN U.S.A. l THE QUALITY MARK TO LOOK FOR I.lBBEY'0WENS'FORD a,GlwdZfVamei4oGlaao TOLEDO 2, OHIO What a wonderful Open World Have you noticed schools like this on your travels? Probably, because new buildings are springing up everywhere. They are beautiful and functional structures with large glass areas to create an open-world atmosphere to eliminate the feeling of being boxed in. Wherever you live, work, shop or travel, you'll find L'O'F Glass making it more enjoy- able. In homes, motels, schools and stores. In offices and fac- tories. In hospitals and church- es. In cars, buses, trains and planes. There's an L'O'F Glass that insulates windows. It's called Thermopanefii insulating glass. Another subdues sun heat and glare. I..'O'F Glass that makes automobiles safer. L'O'F Glass to do a thousand things. And when anyone needs glass, there's an authority on it nearbyAyour local indepen- dent L'O'F Glass Distributor or Dealer. His name is in the telephone book Yellow Pages under Glass . Call him. Laboratories, shops and studyrooms are separated from twin classroom buildings by a broad, central court, Ithaca Senior High School, Ithaca, N.Y. Architects: Perkins 8a Will, White Plains, N.Y. Artists' Su lie A--A . pp S, Compliments - fj .- and Drawing Materials of g Complete Stock Including S 1 'Ha la l I 5 ' ' ARTISTS' COLORS SIGN EQUIPMENT 8. R' M' BRUSHES, PAPERS SUPPLIES y ARTISTS' BOARDS FRENCH cuRvES BUILDER Q' DRAWING SETS PROTRACTORS 4. v CANVAS INKS, ETC. ..'.. : SHOWCARDS BLUE PRINTS 629 ReYf10ldS AIR BRUSHES PHOTOSTATS PRINTS 1 T-SQUARES, SCALES Je 1,1675 I 2 Q II.: For the convenience of our T customers - we now have a ffvuirisfirtk back entrance. .lust park your I L ' Y X NX I 5 1-'E' - car FREE and use our new ,Q x AIL 1 - ' Uv mains Taupo entrance. ,X LQ'-j anus Ram ?Qg Sf O M , en g suv: ion sr alice p Qs 4 'I Monday - Evenings COMMUNITY SAVINGS 8. LOAN TOLEDO BLUEPRINT ASSN. AND PAPER COMPANY 5062 DoffSf. 3T6 Superior St. CHerry 3-7224 Toledo 7, Ohio Compliments of THE STUDENT Compliments HOWE-WEISS OIL CO. COUNCIL I 'III3 Wambc Your Cities Service Dealer Juniors listen attentively to campaign speeches Compliments Bus. Phone Je 6-7511 of FLOYD P. BUCHER 8. 5119 Dorr St. SON Flowers of Distinction with a 11+ HOLLAND-SYLVANI R , COR. HILL AVENUE - TO EDO 7, OHIO . . ,. Messa e All Their Own 714463 . i A e v- e2'- I 9 4, ,. 1.1 .f , kk . ,H , '35-2 ' , , he Eleanor Cuttala , ' gm :io ,' Eb W - RQ 9-2810 EVERGPEENS --SHADE TREES - SHPUBS BULLDOZING - GRADING - TERRACE STONE R., P I k. FRANK J. SNIEGOYSKI I 0 O GS I DQODQIETOR LANDSC PE SERVICE UN. 5-2634 GUARANTE Nu RV STOC Je 6-7485 Your DAIRY QUEEN DRIVE IN Hamburgs-Hot Dogs Curb Service On Kroger Lot 1315 Reynolds A. B. REGENOLD 8. CO. 3455 Dorr St. All Lines of Insurance Low Rates 531-1884 REGAL LANES 3415 Dorr St. 16 Lanes Completely New Air-Conditioned C pl t f Congratulations Class of '64 om imen s o OHIO LITHOGRAPHING CO. 1134 N. Westwood E lIl'S A. 8. A. SUNOCO SERVICE Byrne Rd. 8. Hill Ave. Compliments of MR. 8. MRS. MILTON E. GIGAX Je I-2400 Toledo 7, Ohio Gratulationes 5 N BUSINESS mAcHiNEs ! Classis MCLXIV 3406 Dorr St. WM A Between Byrne 81 Secor from .Ie 6-52I5 JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Typewriters 81 Adding Machines Sales, Service, Rentals Discussion-Football? Studies? Girls? LUMM CORPORATION Toledo, Ohio Stockton, California Sheet Metal 81 Mechanical Contracto Facilities for Des g Fabrication 8. Installation Compliments of C g t I t DUDLEY'S Cl f 64 DRIVE-IN G.A.A. 405 S Reynolds FABULOUS IMPERIAL LANES Central Ave. 8. Reynolds Rd. 531-5338 Bowling-Billiards-Cocktail Lounge-Restaurant-Hall Professional Photographer for this annual was - Mr. Walter Wisniewski - Senior Portraits associated with - H. A. POWELL STUDIOS THIRTY YEARS PRODUCING Photography at Its Best Michigan and Ohio Compliments of CD SIGNIFIES REB FUNERAL HOME TAB'-EWARE CONTAINERS BUILDING INDUSTRIAL Compliments SCIENTIFIC of Makers of Q Products HOME ECONOMICS OWENS-ILLINOIS CLUB General Offices . Toledo I, Ohio LANGENDERFER COAL BANCROFT EVERGREEN NURSERY 6161 W, Bancroft Toledo I5 Specimen Nursery Stock It's cold! Dr. Leo U. Cunningham Robert G. Jucksy, 0.D. D.D.S., R. M. 8. J. B. Meckler Larry L. Metzger, D.D.S. Richard Tavigiun, D.D.S. License 8- Bonded LOCAL NEWS Anything Concrete YQU GET Residential . Commercial NOWHERE DANIEL P. ANDERZACK ELSE CONCRETE CONTRACTOR in the 841-5389 2717 McCord 531-1837 Toledo I5 Reynolds Adams Holland SUBURBAN HERALD Senior girls at a pre-game Pot Luck. Serving Toledo's Finest Suburbs Since 1907 CASH 8- CARRY SAVINGS CASHWAY LUMBER Phone 531-4'l5'l Open 7:30-5:30 Where your dollar goes further Roberts' Hardware E. Crum's Ban-Rey Marathon Mr. 8. Mrs. Gerald Stoll Curtiss Appliance 8. Service A. 8. E. Rental Center Mr. 8. Mrs. Leslie Musch Koehler Insurance Assoc. Inc. Paul's Sunoco Mr. 8. Mrs. Wilbert J. Smith Interior Design, Inc. What do you do after ten? Mr. 8. Mrs. Charles Heinle Tink's Sohio Stoner 8. Johnson Mr. 8. Mrs. John O. Snell John J. Spoerl Insurance The Sugar Shack George Roberts Hardware Dettinger's Marathon Vern's Barber Shop Mr. Otto Basiluis Jennite Company De Stella Beauty Salon Mr. 8. Mrs. Norman Ashbacher Mr. 8. Mrs. Russell Tehan Mr. 8. Mrs. Dallas Crider Mr. 8. Mrs. Albert Bunde Linda Swonger Mr. 8. Mrs. Earl Roettger Miss Delores Radzimoski Mr. 8. Mrs. Paul J. Sheets Sr. Mr. 8. Mrs. James Whittman Mr. 8. Mrs. Lewis Roe Mr. 8. Mrs. Berwald Mr. 8. Mrs. Kent C. Bowman Mrs. Roger Hilkert Secor Grill Tibbit's Paint Sasiluis Tool Ban-Rey Motel it ADAMSKI, Diek 730 Eton Aviation Vice-President 25 Biology 25 Latin 3,45 Science 15 Boys' Intramu- gagls 25 Projectionist 3,4. ALEXANDER, Kathy 1914 Copley F.T.A. 3,45 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 G.A.A. 253,45 Latin 3,45 Rifle 3, Secretary 45, Spanish 1,25 Student Council 15 Tennis 25 Play Cast 3,4. 152,72,78,79,82,90. ANGEL, judy 2047 Eileen Aviation Treasurer 35 Y-Teens 1,2,3, 45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Future Nurses 3545 Latin 1,25 Student Council 2,3,45 Class Officer Secretary 15 Y.F.C. 1,25 Chorus 1 5 Librarian 4. 152,72582,88,97. ARMSTRONG, Terry 851 Sawyer Biology 15 French 15 Football 15 Pro- jectionist 25 Bedford 1. 152 AUGUSTYNIAK, Larry 839 Brookly Key Club l,2. 152 BAISCH, Dianne 5054 Kellogg Art 25 F.B.L.A. 45 French 25 Y-Teens 35 G.A.A. 25 Future Nurses 35 His- tory 35 Homemaking 45 Y.F.C. 45 Of- fice Help 4. 152,72,82,89,91. BAKER, Kay 1865 Cass Y-Teens 35 G.A.A. 3,45 Homemaking 3,45 Latin 2,3,4. l52,72,89,75. BAKER, Leigh 814 Cuthbert F.T.A. 45 French 45 Latin 1,2,3545 Y.F.C. 2,35 Art 1,2,3,4. 153,75,76,77,90. BALL, Catherine 1416 Melvin Art 3,45 Y-Teens 15 History 25 Play Crew 2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 OHice Help 4. 153,77,86,95. BARBER, Royal 1212 Seymour Biology 2, treasurer5 Tennis 25 Foot- ball l,2. 153 BARKMAN, Bob 6248 Valley Stream Projectionist 45 DeVilbiss 1,2. 79 BAKER, Bruce 4960 Heatherdowns Archery 25 Aviation 25 Play Crew 3, 45 Variety 2,3545 Boys' Intramurals 25 35 Rampage 45 Projectionist 1,2. 69 BARTZ, jim 4005 Overlook Key Club 1,2,3,45 Vice-President 3, President 45 Latin 1,25 Student Coun- cil l,2,3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Foot- ball Manager 2,35 Track 15 Wres- tling 1. 153 BAUMAN, Randy 2130 Broadstone Latin 3,4. 153 BAYER, Mike 1005 Heidleberg Sylvania 1,2. 153 BECKHUSEN, Barb 6056 Nebraska G.A.A. 2,35 Future Nurses 25 Home- Senior Index making 1,25 Spanish 35 Oflice Help 3,4. 153 BEEBE, Les 654 Weston BELL, Darlene 208 Birkdale Y-Teens 15 Homemaking 1,25 Y.F.C. 1 5 Variety Crew 25 Chorus 1. 153 BENDER, john 5359 Rector Archery 35 Latin 1,25 Rogerian 45 Variety Crew 15 Projectionist 1,2,35 Quill 8L Scroll 4. 154,66,68. BENEDICT, Lynne 4050 Nebraska Biology 35 Ft.a. l,2,3,45 3, sec. 8: treas. Latin l,2,3. l54,90. BISKUPSKI, Sue 1944 Eastgate F.B.L.A. 2,35 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 2,35 Homemaking l,2,3,45 Office Help 3. 154,32589. BOCIAN, Tim 5432 Marriatt Boys' Intramurals 1, Basketball 25 Football 15 Baseball 2,3,4 5 Wrestling 3. 60 BODETTE, Tom 319 Wasaon Spanish 1,2. Westlake High, Cleveland 1. 154 BOLES, Doris 1027 Broer Tennis 1,2,35 Play Cast 25 Variety Cast 2. Scott High 1. 154 BORKENHAGEN, john 1620 Ralston Biology, president 25 Key Club 3,45 sec. 45 Latin 1,25 Varsity 45 Boys' In- tramurals 1,2 5 Football l52,3,45 Base- ball 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 3. 154,40,42,60,70,71. BORSOS, iim 1721 Eileen Archery l, ,35 Key Club 45 Varsity Club 45 Boys' Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Track 2,3. 154,70. BOWERS, David 1764 Richards Biology 25 Key Club 3,4 5 Spanish 1,25 Band l,2,3,45 president 45 Boys' In- tramurals 2,3. 154570. BOWMAN, Craig 2108 Dority French 25 Varsity 2,3,45 sec.-treas. 45 Football 35 Track 25 Wrestling 3,4. 154,56,57,71. BRENNER, Iohn 1813 Dority Latin 152, Projectionist 253,4. 154 BRITTON, Chris 5131 Marybrook F.B.L.A. l,253,45 Y-Teens 2,45 G.A.A. 2,45 Play Crew 25 Variety Crew 25 Chorus 1,2,3,4. 155572582 BRODE, Pat 2009 Pautueket G.A.A. 15 Variety Cast 15 Variety Crew 15 Chorus 152,35 Projectionist 1,2. 155,77,79,90,95. BRONSON, jerry 4909 Hill Biology 15 Spanish 3. 155 209 BROOKHART, Larry 915 Carver Key Club 3,45 Spanish 1525 Student Council 1,2,3,45 vice president 3, president 45 Varsity Club 4, Boys' In- tramurals 2,3 5 Football 45 Track 1. 155,42,7l,79. BROWN, George 606 N. Reynolds Archery 45 French 25 Play Cast 25 Y.F.C. 3,45 Variety Crew 35 Chorus l,2,3,45 Boys' Intramurals 1,25 Wres- tling 1. 155 BROWN, Lennie 3705 Glendale Key Club 45 Varsity Club 45 Tennis 2,35 Class Officer 45 Vice-Presidentg Basketball 1,3,45 Track 45 Wrestling 2, Projectionist 152. ,155,48,49. BRUGGEMEIR, Darlene 2115 Eileen Y-Teens 3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Future Nurses 152,354-5 Latin 2,3,45 Rifle 3,45 Play Crew 2,35 Band l, Chorus l,2,3. 72,82,88. BRUEGGEMEIR, Paul 607 Seeor Key Club 45 Latin 1,25 Tenniis 45 Play Cast 45 Boys' Intramurals 2,3,4. BRYAN, Pat 4740 Bandore F.T.A. 3, vice-president 45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1.2,35 Latin 1,2,3,45 vice-president 45 Rifle 1,2,3,45 sec. 35 president 45 Play Cast 3,45 Y.F.C. 1,2. 155,72575,79,82. BUCHHOLZ, Ron 327 Teal Biology 45 Bowling l,2,35 president 45 Fggnch 2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,4. 1 BURGY, Carl 5333 Collemore Boys' Intramurals l,2,3. 155 CALDWELL, Mary 5165 S. Willerest Bowling 25 Y-Teens 152,3,45 G.A.A. 25 Rogerian 45 Chorus 152,35 Office Help 2,3,4. 156 CALKINS, Terry 118 Rochelle Biology 25 Rifle 15 Science 15 Spanish 3,45 Play Crew 2,35 Variety Crew 2, 35 Chorus 1,253545 Projectionist 1. 156,95. CARMEAN, Lee 706 Vanderbilt Key 'Club 45 Spanish 1,25 Band 15253, Vice-President 45 Boys' Intramurals l,2,3. 156,70,78,92,93. CARPENTER, Gary 5855 Fryer Bowling 15 Play cast 15 Chorus 45 Basketball 25 Football 1 5 Track 2. 156,94. CARSON, Carol 6047 Reo CHAMBERLIN, Linda 5523 Elmer G.A.A. 3,45 Future Nurses 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Play Cast 45 St. Ursu1a's Academy 98:10. 156,72,88,98. CHOVAN, john 2244 N. Reynolds Latin 35 Basketball 2. 156 CLARK, Peggy 552 Brysen 156 C OGLE, fest Archery 25 Bowling 4. 156 COLLINS, Nancy 1001 Secor F.T.A. 45 G.A.A. 25 Latin 1525 Tennis 4, Office Help 4. 156,86,90. COOK, Barbara 731 Moran Y-Teens 1,25 G.A.A. 2,35 Latin 1,2535 Variety cast 1,25 Band 1,2,35 Librar- ian 2,3. 72,89,97. COOK, Gloria 1208 Harrow Y-Teens 152535 G.A.A. 25 Pep Club 35 Y.F.C. 1,2. COY, Bob 5875 Globe Biology 25 History 35 Latin 3,45 Var- sity Club 45 Boys' Intramurals 35 Track 25354. 61571. CRAFT, Kathy 540 Carver Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Lat- in 1,25 Tennis 35 Class Officer 4, Treasurer5 Y.F.C. 25 Librarian 25 Office Help 4. 72,82. CRIM, Ron 2042 Heatherlawn Archery 15 Spanish 2. 157 CREADY, Ron 718 Heidleberg Spanish 1,254 5 Tennis 25 Play Crew 2,3,4 5 Boys, Intramurals 25 Football l,2. 157 CROWLEY, Helen 105 Leander Y-Teens 1,2535 Future Nurses 2, Pres- ident 38145 Latin 1,25 Tennis 2,35 Y.F.C. 2. 157588. CRUM, Vivian 1624 Hess Y-Teens 35 Future Nurses 35 Latin 2, 35 Band 15 Projectionist 35 William- son High School 1. 88 CURTIS, Chuck 921 Koch Rifle 1,2,3, Range oiiicer 45 Science 1. 79 DAVIS, Marty 5051 Kitchenes Archery 1,2,35 Rifie 15 Science 15 Wrestling 3 5 Golf 152. 158556. DAVIS, Torn 6228 Valley Stream Scott 9510,1l. 158 DEARING, janet 5727 Nebraska F.B.L.A. 253,45 Y-Teens 152,3,45 G.A.A. 2,35 Homemaking 4. I58,82,89. DIETRICK, Marcia 5403 Elmer Dr. Future NursesA153,45 Latin 152,45 Pep Club 35 Play Crew 4. 158 DILLE, Sandy 2054 Eileen Rd. F.T.A. 15 Y-Teens 15 Latin 3,45 Rifle 152,35 Spanish 1,25 Student Council 15 Tennis 15 Play Cast 15 Y.F.C. 1,25 Riding Club 1525 Play Crew 15 Va- riety Crew 15 Chorus 1. 158,78,7'9,81,90,97. DIMKE5 Dave 4320 Inverdale F.T.A. 25 President 3,45 French 3545 History 45 Latin 1,25 Play Cast 253.45 Play Crew 2535 Variety Crew 2,35 Va- riety Cast 35 Chorus 1,25354. 158590. DYER, Ginger 5155 Chicago Pike F.T.A. 1545 French 152,3545 Y-Teens 1545 History 25 Y.F.C. 15 Play Crew 2. 158 EASON, Glen 5736 Fryer Ave. Aviation Treasurer 25 Bowling 2,35 Latin 253,45 Rifle 15 Play Cast 45 Y.F.C. 35 Chess 3. 158,78. EDWARDS, Gordon 1711 Vosper EDWARDS, Sandy 1063 Malcom Rd. Homemaking 354. 159 EISENMANN, Doyle 6137 Dorr Biology 15 Bowling President 25 His- tory 15 Tennis 15 Play -Cast 15 Chorus 15 Boys' Intramurals 15 Basketball 2. 159,80. EITNIEAR, Nora 914 Rochelle Y-Teens 1,25 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Variety Crew 25 Chorus 1,2. 159572,89. ENGWERT, Mark 904 Continental Key Club 15 Varsity Club 25 Band 25 Boys, Intramurals 1. 159,42,70. ERDMAN, Pam 4062 Angola Rd. Y-Teens 1, Vice-President 2,35 Secre- tary 4. 72 EVANS, Roger 6319 Dorr 9 FACEMYER5 jim 1011 Parklane Jefferson Jr. High 15 Whitmer 25 Key Club 4. 159 FALL, Bob 4140 South Ave. Projectionist 1,2,3. 160 FALL, Doris 4741 South St. G.A.A. 35 Homemaking 45 Play Crew 2. 159589. FERNER, Claudia 827 Independence Bowling 1,25 F.B.L.A. 1,25 Spanish 2, 3,45 Librarian 35 Oflice Help 4. 160 FOGLE, judy 555 Weston F.B.L.A. 25 Y-Teens 1,3,45 G.A.A. 15 Homemaking 2,45 Pep Club 3. 160,89. FOLGER, Bill 2219 Grecourt Dr. Biology 25 Key Club 45 Latin 1,2535 Varsity Club 45 Band 15 Football 25 Track 2,3,45 Wrestling 3,4. 160,56,57,60570,7l. FORD, foyce 824 Vanderbilt French 3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 253,45 Pep Club 25 Chorus 15 Cheer- leader 152,35 School Store 3,4. 160572,77582. FOUGHT, Chris 5003 Ancil Y-Teens 152535 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Y.F.C. 15 Band 1525 Chorus 354. 160,72. FRENCH, Deet 5143 Norton Bowling 25 French 3,45 sec. 45 Y- Teens 1,2, sec. 3,45 Quill BL scroll 3,4, vice. pres. 45 Pep Club 2,35 Rogerian 3, Co-Editor 45 Y.F.C. 1,25 Rampage 253, Co-Editor 45 Oflice Help 1,2. 160567,68,72,76582. FULTON, Lee 3663 Schneider Bowling 15 Spanish 15 Varsity Club 15 Pep Club 15 Chorus 15 Boys' In- 210 tramurals 1,25 Football 2,3,45 Ram- page 45 Chess 2,3,4. 160,69,71. GABLE, Carolyn 2103 Sandown F.B.L.A. 25 Biology 25 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Homemaking 45 Spanish 2. 160 GARVIN, janet 5032 Burlingame Homemaking 154. 160 GAWRONSKI, Ted 5838 Cook Boys' Intramurals 35 Libbey High School 1,2. 161 GEDDY, Barb 2102 Green Valley DeVilbiss High School 1,25 Start High School 3. 161,72,82,98. GEDERT, Ron 3924 South Projectionist 1,2. 161 GEHM, Linda 1914 Daleview Y-Teens 1,2,3, sec. 25 G.A.A. 253,45 Spanish 1,25 Tennis 2.3: Pep Club 15 Y.F.C. 15 Ofiice Help 1,2,354. 161572,86. GIBSON, ferry 3310 Glendale GILFORD, Doug 918 Eton Arizhery 15 Rifle 1. 16 G10 VANNUCCI, Sharon 212 Stillwater G.A.A. 45 Chorus 3.. Waite High School 1,2. 161 GLANZMAN, Jef 4822 Ryan Projectionist 1. 161 GLEASON, Bob 533 Foredale 161 GLITZNER, Dave 2416 Holland-.vylvania Archery 35 'Bowling 25 Rifle 45 Pro- jectionist 3,45 Riding 3. 161,79. GOCKERMAN, foyanne 3730 Heatherdown French 3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, vice president 45 Quill 8L Scroll 3, pres. 45 Student Council 45 Rampage 3, co- editor 45 Office Help 1. 161,68,69,82,97. GREENE, Nancy 4735 Ryan Archery treas. 25 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 chaplain 1, treasurer 3, president 25 G.A.A. 1,2,3, president 45 Spanish 1, 2,35 Tennis 35 Y.F.C. 15 Cheerleader 1,253545 Office Help 1,2. 162,54,55. GROENLEER, Bill 3670 Treelawn Key Club 45 Varsity Club 45 Boys' In- tramurals 25 Golf 1,2,45 Cherry Hill High School, New Jersey, 3. 162 GROTH, Janis 2119 Brancaster Archery 152,35 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 253545 Tennis 1, Pep Club 2, Variety Cast 1, Majorette 3,4. 162,72,82,89593. HADDAD, Mike 5242 Chicago Pike Key Club 2,3,45 Wrestling 4. 162,56,57,7o,77. HAHN, ferry 2234 Grecourt Key Club 3545 St. Francis 15 DeVil- biss 2. 162,70l HAHNLEN, Debbie 2029 East Crest Bowling 15 F.T.A. 15 Y-Teens 2,45 G.A.A. 1,2,45 Homemaking 45 Tennis 25 Pep Club 15 Play cast 2,35 Y.F.C. 153,45 Play Crew 2,3,45 Variety Cast 2,3,45 Variety Crew 2,3,45 Chorus 1, 2,3,45 Librarian5 Rampage 4. 162,69,72,82. HALL, Kathy 5560 Chicago Pike Bowling 25 French 3,45 Y-Teens 1,2, 3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Future, Nurses 15 Oflice Help 2,3. l62,72. HAMILTON, Darlene 1926 East Crest French 25 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 2, 3,45 Future Nurses 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 35 Band l,2,3. 162,72,82,88. HARDING, Rosemary 5009 Brandon Y-Teens 1,35 G.A.A. 15 Homemaking 2,3,4, Treasurer 3. 162,86,89. HARPER, Les 815 Moran History 25 Latin 3,45 Varsity Club 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Drum Major 2,3,45 Bas- ketball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2. 163,48,49,93. HARREL, Dave 543 Independence Bowling 15 Latin 1,2. HART, john 1139 Park Lane Bilimlogy 25 Spanish 25 Varsity Club 3, . 42,71. HASTY, Bill 4757 Thobe Bowling 1. 163 HA UPRICHT, Leonard 1449 Frontenac 163 HAVENS, Mike 5514 Fleet Bowling 15 History 25 Latin 25 Wres- tling 1. 163,84. HAWES, Chris 824 Eton Bowling Captain 1,25 G.A.A. 45 Spanish 3,4, Representative 45 Tennis 25 Pep Club 35 Chorus 1,2,3,4. 163,72,95,98. HAYES, Gary 406 Dulton Bowling 1,25 Spanish 15 Baseball 1. 163 HEINLE Nano 918 Continental , J' Art 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 25 French 3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,45 Latin 1,25 G.A.A. 1, 2,45 Rogerian Business Manager 45 Y.F.C. 25 Variety Cast 25 Cheerlead- er 1,2,35 School Store Manager 35 Student Council 2. 163,66,72,77,82. HEINTER, Gail Homemaking 1,2,3, President 35 Cho- rus 15 Mukwongo Union 1,2,. HEJNICKI, Jim 1608 Raynor Latin 15 Projectionist 4. 164 HENS, Sue 354 Burbank F.B.L.A. 35 French 15 Y-Teens 45 G.A.A. 2,45 Future Nurses 2,3,45 Y.F.C. 2,45 Variety Cast 25 Ofiice Help 3.4. 164,72,86,88,a9. HESS, Jim 5026 Kellogg Wrestling 2. 164 HILEWICK, Bill 2023 Heatherwood 164 HINDE, Bob 1827 Dority Radio 15 Projectionist 1,2. 164 JACOB, Carol 1813 Copley Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Fu- ture Nurses 25 Tennis 25 Ofhce 2,3,4. 165,72,82,91. JACOBS, Jef 1931 Copley Biology 25 Key Club 45 History Treasurer 3,45 Spanish 2,35 Varsity 45 Class Officer Vice President 15 Bas- ketball 1,25 Football l,2,3,45 Wres- tling 3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,4. 165,56,70,7'1. JAGIELSKI, Tom 102 Leander Bowling 1,45 Band 15 Boys' Intra.mu- rals 25 Saint Francis l8L2. 165 JOHNSON, Fred 1018 Cuthburt Aviation 25 History 45 Latin 1,2. 165 JOHNSON, Karen 5103 Yorkshire Y-Teens 1,2,35 G.A.A. 2,3,45 OHice Help 4. 165,72,89. JOHNSON, Rena 5125 Cranston French l,2,3,45 F.T.A. 45 Y-Teens 1, 2,35 G.A.A. 1,2,35 Rifle 35 Play Cast 45 Y.F.C. 3. 166,82. JOHNSON, Van 1428 Argyle Key Club 2,3, President 45 Spanish 25 Varsity Club 3, President 45 Bas- ketball 15 Football 1,2,3,45 Baseballl l,2,35 Wrestling 2,3,4. 166,41,42,45,58,60,70,71. JOHNSON, Bill 2120 Woodbridge Aviation 15 Latin 1,2. JONES, Karen 4726 Door G.A.A. 2,3,45 Futwre Nurses 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,45 Spanish 1,2,3,4. 166,72582,86,88. KATER, Bob 1969 Oakland Dr. Norview High School, Norfolk, Vir- ginia, 9,10,11. KAJTANIAK, Denny 633 Secor Aviation 15 Biology 15 History 15 Spanish 1,2,3. 166 KARAMOL, Janice 827 Clifton Scott High School 1,2,3 5 G.A.A. 1. KARPINSKI, Fran 4172 Emma Jean Bowling 1,25 Rifie 45 Chorus l,2,3. 166 KEEDY, Karen 325 Dickens French 15 Y-Teens 15 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2, Vice-President 3. 166 KEEDY, Sharon 325 Dickens French 15 Y-Teens 1,25 G.A.A. 152, 3,45 Chorus 1,35 Variety cast 2. 166,72,82. KELSEY, Ralph 1621 Penn Varsity Club 25 Football 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 1,3,4. 166,41,56,57,58,71. KELTING, Bob 6032 Bapst Key Club 3,45 Rifle 25 Science 1. 166570. KING, Larry 816 Elysian Varsity Club 15 Boys' Intramurals 25 Baseball 2. 167 211 KLEM, Kent 5230 Banbury Art 1,2,3,45 Spanish 1,25 Varsity Club 1,2,35 Golf 1,2,3,4. 167571. KNACK, Ed 1911 Holland Sylvania Key Club 15 History Treasurer 45 Spanish 35 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Bas- ketball 1,2,35 Football 1,2,3, Co-cap- tain 45 Baseball 1,2,3,4. 167,40,42,46,58,60,71. KNEPPER, Christine 2029 Hogarth Biology 25 F.T.A. 3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Latin 1,2,3,45 Play Cast 1,2,3,45 Play crew 35 Variety cast 2, Chorus 15 Office Help 2,3,4. 167,82,86,90. KNOUS, Diane 1026 Heidelburg Bowling 15 Y-Teens 35 History 35 Homemaking 2,4. 167,89. KOEHL, Carol 3720 Dorr Bowling 15 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Homemaking 4. 167 KOENIGSEKER, Sandy 5251 Mardone F.T.A. 15 French 2,3,45 Y-Teens 1,2, 45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Y.F.C. 1, President 2,3,45 Band 1. 167,82,9l. KOPFMAN, Jim 5335 Kellog Varsity Club 45 Boys' Intramurals 1, 25 Baseball 1,2,3,4. 167,60,71. KOPFMAN, Tom 909 Wamba Football l. 167 KORNACKI, Cathy 6363 Hill F.T.A. 3,45 Y-Teens 3,45 Future Nurses 45 Spanish 35 Notre Dame Academy 9,10. 168,82,88,90. KOSKE, Ed 6317 Hill Key Club 45 History 35 Science 15 Spanish 1,25 Pep Club 35 Football 25 Baseball 2 5 'Librarian 1. 168,7O. KOTZ, Mike 40 Dulton F.T.A. 2, Vice-President 3, President 45 Latin 1,25 Quill SL Scroll 3,45 Stu- dent Council 3,45 Tennis 2,3,45 Boys' Intramurals 1,2,35 Track 1,35 Ram- page 3,4-. 168,63,68,80,90,97. KOZY, Jef 4752 Ryan Key Club 45 Spanish 2,35 Varsity Club 45 Tennis 2,3, President 45 Class Officer President 2,35 Boys' Intramu- rals 1 5 Basketball 2. 168,63,70,71,80. KRAINZ, Barb 715 Cuba Y-Teens 1,25 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Variety Crew 25 Office Help 4. 168,72,79,89. KROCHMALNY, Bernie 505 Ascot Biology 15 Key Club 15 Latin 35 Band Secretary-Treasurer 4, Golf 35 Pro- jectionist 1. 168,71. KRZENINSKI, Ron 1522 Cherry Valley Projectionist 2. 168 KUHL, Maggie 836 Carver French 2,3,45 Y-Teens 2, Vice-Presi- dent 35 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Student Coun- cil 3, Secretary 45 Pep Club 3,45 Play ----- -- Cast 25 Class Oliicer Vice-President 35 Variety Cast 25 Librarian 25 Cen- tral Catholic 1. 168572,82,96,98. LaFASO, Chuck 922 Fries Play -Cast 35 Variety cast 25 Chorus 1,3, Presiclenft 45 Football 152,45 Track 15 Wrestling 2,3,4. 16-8,40,412,45,56,57,94,95. LAMB, DeAnna 5410 Dorr F.T.A. 2,3,45 French, 3,45 Y-Teens 35 G.A.A. 2,35 Latin 25 Play cast 45 Variety cast 35 Oiiice Help 45 DeVil- biss 1. 168,86,90. LANGE, Dawn 1740 Longwood Biology 35 Y-Teens 15 Treasurer 253, 45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Class Oflicer, Treas- urer 35 Y.F.C. 2. 168,72,78. LARIMER, Sharon 229 N. Westwood Y-Teens 1,25 G.A.A. 1,2,45 Future Nurses 2, Vice President 38:45 Latin 2,35 Y.F.C. 25 Play Crew 25 Band 1, 253,45 Chorus 15 Majorette 3,45 Of- fice Help 4. 168,86,88589,92,95. LARSON, Elaine 1938 Sunnylawn G.A.A. 45 Y-Teens 4. Richfield High School, Minneapolis, Minn. 2,3, 168,72,82. LASHUAY, Susan 5815 Carnation Y-Teens 1,25 G.A.A. 2,35 Homemak- ing 45 Chorus 15 Ofiice Help 2. 169,89. LAZENBY, Dan 5318 Mardone Baseball, 3,4. 169,60. LeSUEUR, Linda 6107 Dorr Y-Teens 1,2,35 G.A.A. l,2,35 Secre- tarial 3,45 Student Council 152,35 Play Cast 25 Chorus 15 Librarian 25 Y.F.C. 3. 169 LEWIS. Bob 2004 Cherrylawn Libbey High School 9,10. LINENKUGEL, jim 2126 Birkdale Orchestra 15 Band 15 Boys' Intramu- rals 2,35 Football 1. St. Francis de Sales High 1. 169 LINVILLE, Sharon 3002 Wayne Y-Teens l,2,3, membership 'chm. 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 25 Y.F.C. 15 Librarian 3,4. 169,72,82598. LOCKER, Gary 5825 W. Bancroft History 3,45 Boys' Intramurals 2,35 Basketball Manager 3,4. 169,49. LOTZ, Sharon 915 Elysian G.A.A. 2,45 Homemaking 4. 169 LUBINSKI, janet 1138 Westgate Y-Teens 1,25 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Future Nurses 15 Ofiice Help 4. 170 LUDLOW, Linda 904 Clifton Art 15 Biology 25 F.T.A. 45 French 1,2,3,45 History, sec. 25 Y.F.C. 1. 170,91. LUETTKE, Tom 710 N. Byrne Key Club 45 Varsity Club 2,3, Sgt. at arms 45 Boys, Intramurals 25 Foot- ball 1,2,3,45 co-captain 45 Baseball 1,25 Track 35 Oliice Help 4. 170,41,42,5856l,70,71. LUNDY, Terry 440 Richards Art 1,2,35 History 1,25 Bowling 1. 170,84. MAjEWSK1, Dennis 919 Independence 79 MALAK, Barb 1005 Mackow F.B.L.A. 15 Y-Teens 15 G.A.A. 1,25 Homemaking 45 Spanish 1,25 Chorus 3,4. 17O,72,87,89. MANUSZAK5 Rose 5041 Prestler Bowling 1,2535 French 35 Y-teens 1,2, 3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Variety cast 2. 170,72,82. QIARTIN, Rose 5001 Golden 8 MASSIE, Bob 932 Mackow MATSON, Randy 107 Dickens Key Club 1,25 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Vice Pres. 45 Basketball 15 Football l,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,4. 40,42,56,57,58,60,71. MAUTER, Tom 1914 Richards Biology 15 Key Club 1,25 Spanish 1, 25 Varsity Club 45 Boys' Intramurals 1 5 Basketball Manager 2,3,4. 170,70,7'1. MAYER, Diane 1642 Acorn Bowling 1,25 Y-Teens 1,253,45 G.A.A. 2,3545 Chorus l,2,3,4. 170,72,82,89,95. McCLURE5 Bev 58 Stillwater Y-Teens 1,25 G.A.A. 2,3,4. 171,72,89. McCONNEHA, Bill 534 Eberle Archery 15 Key Club 15 Spanish 25 Varsity Club 35 Chorus 15 Football 25 Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Librarian 15 Track 1. l71,56,57,70,7-1. McCORMICK, Lois 1827 Richards Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Span- ish 1,25 Tennis 2,3, vice-president 45 Y.F.C. l,2,3,45 Office Help 3,4. l71,63,72,82,80,86,91. McCREADY, Frank 814 Ranch 171 McDERMOTT, Pat 1710 Del Monte F.B.L.A. l,2,45 Y-Teens 2,3545 G.A.A. 2,4 5 Homemaking v. pres. 4. 171,89. McDERMOTT, Bill 532 Weston 56,70,71. McELHENEY, Mary 5346 W. Bancroft Y-Teens 25 G.A.A. 2,35 Spanish 1,25 Tennis 45 Y.F.C. 1,45 Chorus 1. 171,8O,91. McSHANE, Carol 4122 Nebraska F.B.L.A. 2,35 Y-Teens 25 Homemak- ing 3.45 Y.F.C. 2. 171,89. MENZELL, jodie 4227 Dorr F.T.A. 35 French 2,3,45 Y-Teens 1,2, 3,45 G.A.A. 2,3.45 Latin 1,25 Roger- ian 3545 Class Officer, treas. 15 Vari- ety Cast 25 Chorus 15 Cheerleader 2, 3,4. 171,54,55,66,72582. METCALF, Bev 811 Continental Y-Teens 1,25 Latin 25 Y.F.C. 1,2,3,4, president 2545 Chorus 1. 171 MILES, Gary 21,48 Heatherwood 212 Biology 25 Key Club 1,25 Latin 1,25 Spanish .15 Varsity Club 3,45 Class Officer, president 15 chorus 15 Foot- ball l52,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Golf 3. 40,42,71. MODLIN, Sue 3551 Muiryield 31E5TZens 25 G.A.A. 45 Future Nurses 1?i,i2,88. MOOR, Chris 2002 Cass Key Club 15 Latin 1,2,35 president 35 Spanish 1,25 Varsity Club 15 Band l,2,3,45 Football 15 Golf 1,2,3. 172,70,71,80. MOORE, Phil 1221 Michele Macomber High School 1, Waite High School 2. EQORE, Dave 5656 Dorr MOORMAN, Pat 1251 Charnpe Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 treas. 15 G.A.A. 2,3, 45 Latin 3,45 Quill 8: Scroll 45 Stu- dent Council 35 Tennis 25 Pep Club 3,45 Rogerian 45 Class Officer, sec. 25 Y.F.C. 15 Oflice Help 1,2. 172,66,68,72,82. MOOSE, Karen 833 Clifton Y-Teens 1,25 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Play Crew 25 Chorus l,2,3,4. North Richland Adams High School 1. 172,7'2589,95. MORTENSEN, Velma 4946 Heatherdowns Y-Teens 45 G.A.A. 45 Science 45 Tennis 45 Play Crew 45 Orchestra 45 Librarian 4. lvgaumee High School 1,2,3. 1 2 MOSS, Pam 827 Harrow Bowling 45 Y-Teens 2,45 G.A.A. 2,3, 45 Future Nurses 15 Latin 15 Pep Club 4. 172 MULL, Sharon 1114 Harrow F.B.L.A. 45 Y-Teens 1,25 Homemak- mg 1,45 Pep club 35 Librarian 2. 172,89. MURRAY, john 1162 Michele Play Crew 2,3. MUSCH, Kathy 603 Indian Knoll Biology 25 Y-Teens 2,3,45 G.A.A. 2,3, 45 Latin 25 Rogerian 45 Class Oflicer, sec. 35 Librarian 35 Office Help 4. Burnham Junior High School 1. 173,66,68,7'2,82,86,98. MYERS, Bill 705 Mackow NAPIERALA, Paul 128 Holland-Syl. History 45 Latin 1,2,35 Boys' Intramu- rals l,25 Baseball 2,3,4. 60,84. NQESS, Pat 1737 Copley 8 NEWTON, Bob 803 Moran History 25 Latin 3,45 Band 152535 Boys' Intramurals 1,25 Basketball 15 Football 15 Track 1. 48549. NOWICKI, Rosalie 819 Elysian F.B.L.A. 15 Y-Teens 45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Spanish 1,25 Tennis 3,45 Librarian 1. 173,89. NUDING, Carole 1729 Holland-Sylv. Bowling 1,25 Y-Teens 1,35 Homemak- ing 3,45 Y.F.C. 15 Chorus 1,2,3,4. 173,95. O'HA1R, Bill 536 Foredale Central Catholic High School 15253,4. OPERACZ, ferry 1505 Argyle Latin 15 Boys' Intramurals 15 Base- ball 2. OPPERMAN, Phyllis 613 Foredale PAPENFUSS, Richard 5019 Ancil Bgology 25 History 35 Latin 1,2,354. 1 3 PATTON, lim 621 Koch DeVilbiss High School l,2,3. PEIFFER, Michael 116 Lancaster Latin 253,45 Play Cast 45 Projection- ist 25354. Divine Heart Roman Catholic Semi- nary 1. PETRY, foyce 5832 Fryer Ait 3,45 Homemaking 45 Chorus 1,4. 1 3,77. PETTEYS, Vickie 619 Wyman Latin 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Majorette 3, 4. 173,93. PHILLIPS, Craig 729 Ranch Aviation, vice pres. 15 Boys' Intra- murals 1. PLAGEMAN, judy 2006 Pautucket Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Student Council 45 Tennis 35 Y.F.C. 1,3545 Play Crew 25 Chorus 2,35 G.A.A. 2,3,4. 174,72,82,91. PLOUCK, Midge 5114 Golden Bowling 1,25 French 35 Y-Teens 1,2, 3,45 G.A.A. 152,3,45 Play Cast 35 Va- riety Cast 1,25 Cheerleader 3. 174,72. POST, Dave 36 Richards History 15 Varsity Club 15 Boys' In- tramurals 15 Baseball 1,2,3. 174 POST, Ruth 36 Richards F.B.L.A. 35 Y-Teens 1,2535 G.A.A. 35 Homemaking 3,4. 174 PRINTY, Barb 2055 Heatherlawn 174,82,97. PRESTON, jerorne 804 Moran Latin 1,25 Band 1,2,35 Boys' Intramu- rals 253. PROFFITT, Sharon 2040 Broadstone 174 PRUDEN, Bruce 5108 Brandel Rifle 1,253. 174 PRUETER, Carol 3710 Heather Downs Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,45 Future Nurses 253,45 Latin 2,35 Pep Club 35 Librarian 45 OHice Help 253. 175,82,88598. QUERTINMONT, Mike 1361 E. Beverly Hills Devilbiss High School 1. 175 RAHN, Pamela 1726 Birdie F.T.A. 15 Y-Teens 15 Play Crew 4. 175 RANDOLPH, Beverly 2621 Victory Homemaking 1525 G.A.A. 1. 89 RAWLINS, foe 1633 Birdie Spanish 1,25 Boys' Intramurals 2,35 Librarian 2. 175 RAZOOK, Andrea 1211 Park Lane Bowling 15 G.A.A. 2545 Homemaking 1,25 Chorus l,2,354. REDMAN, Ken Spanish 25 Boys' Intramurals 35 Foot- ball 15 Projectionist 3. 175 REED, I oe 175 REICHARD, Cherie 1350 Melvin French 25 Y-Teens 15 G.A.A. 2,35 Play Cast 25 Chorus 1,2,3,4. 175 REINHART, jerry 6304 Nebraska Bowling 354, V.P. 45 Science 15 Span- ish 2,35 Boys' Intramurals 25 Baseball 254. 175 REINIER, Muriel 711 Clifton Y-Teens 35 G.A.A. 25 Homemaking Chairman Ways and Means Commit- tee 45 Spanish 1,25 Office Help 2. 175,89. REUSS, Laura 826 Heidelberg Club 3 5 Homemaking 4. REY, Sue 5104 Wayne F.T.A. 3,45 Y-Teens 15253545 G.A.A. 25 Latin 152,45 Y.F.C. 1. 90 REYNOLDS, Dave 1704 Birdie Boys' Intramurals 1,2,35 Football 1. RICHARDSON, Daryl 2023 RoseArbor Biology 15 Latin 15 Basketball 25354. 176,49. ROACH, Mike 2270 N. Reynolds Chorus 4. Central High School, Scranton, Pa. 95 Cody High School, Detroit, Mich. 10. 176 RODRIQUEZ, Henriqueta 2255 Cass Y-Teens 25 G.A.A. 25 Homemaking 3. 176,89. ROE, Sharon 737 Tampa F.B.L.A. 1,25 French 45 Y-Teens 1,25 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Future Nurses 45 Vari- ety Cast 15253,45 Majorette 2,3,4. l76,72,88,93,9'8. ROE, Dar 5143 Marybrook Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Fu- ture Nurses 1,25 Latin 2,35 sec. SL treas. 35 Librarian 15 Office Help 2, 3. 176,72,82. ROETTGER, Don 1478 Melvin French 15 Key Club 253,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Y.F.C. 25 Basketball 35 Football 1,253,4. 176,40,58,7O,71. ROSSLER, Tim 5226 Chicago Pike Bowling 4. Rossford High School 9,10, Port Hur- on High School 11. 176 ROYCE, Cheryl 1121 Malcom Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 2,3545 Latin 2,35 Pep Club 253,45 Y.F.C. 2. 17658l2,88. RUHLAND, Paul 5002 Kellogg 176 RYAN, Penny 6335 Hill Bowling 15 Y-Teens l,2,3545 G.A.A. 2,3545 'Chorus 1. 17e,72,82. 213 SANDERS, Bill 717 Culhbert History 3,45 president 3,4. liflgcomber Vocational High School 177579. ' SCHENHER, LeAn-na 1929 Penn Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 2,45 Bulletin Board 35 Pep Club 3545 Play Crew 25 Variety Crew 25 Chorus 1,25 Office Help 4. l77,82,86,98. SCHMAUS, Don 5520 Marriatt Chorus 152,3,4. 177595. SCHNELL, Bobbie 1909 Dority Y-Teens 3,45 G.A.A. 3,4. DeVilbiss High School l,2. 177,72,82. SCHULTZ, Eugene 541 Wyman Projectionist 2,3,4. 177579. SCHWIETERMAN, Ann 129 Melody Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Treasurer 35 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Future Nurses 15 Latin 1,25 Student Council 3545 Tennis 45 Pep Club 35 Office Help 3. 177,72,82,97. SCOTHERN, Marsha 5334 Mardone Y-Teens 15 G.A.A. 25 Homemaking 23475 Chorus 3545 Office Help 2. SEILING, Ken 4242 Heatherdowns Biology 15 Bowling 15 Key Club 3,45 Science 15 .Spanish 152,3. 177 SELL, Dean 5720 Dorr Chorus 1,2,3. 178 SHEPLER, Torn 1066 Nela History 1,45 Secretary 45 Varsity Club 1,25 Wrestling 1,253. l78,56,57. SIGG, jim 907 Elysian Pgojectionist 1 5 Scott High School 1. 8 SI-IINKEVICH, Peter 4125 Ruskin Latin 1,25 Play Crew 1,2,3,45 Sound Manager5 Variety 'Crew 2, Sound Manager5 Band 152,3545 Boys' Intra- murals 1525 Projectionist 15253,45 President. 178 SIMONI, fohn 1322 E. Beverly Aviation 15 French 1,25 Projectioniist 1,2. 178 SKEENS, Dan 515 Holland Sylvania Archery 1. 178 SLOUGH, Ron 5353 Chicago Pike Agchery 2,35 Wrestling 1. 1 8 SMITH, Sue 110 Teal Y-Teens 15 G.A.A. 2,35 Homemaking 45 Play Crew 35 Chorus 1,2,3,4. l78,89,95. SNEED, Phyllis 628 Moran Y-Teens 2,3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Latin 2,35 Tennis 25 Variety Cast 35 Band 1, 53. 178 SNYDER, fohn 4164 Emmajean Q-gstory 35 Spanish 1,2. 8 SOLAREK, Mary 6155 Nebraska Y-Teens 35 Homemaking 3,45 Cen- Lral Catholic High School 15 Whitney Vocational High School 2. 178,89. SONNICHSEN, Elaine 5120 S. Willerest Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 President 4: G.A.A. 2,3,45 Latin 3,45 Quill and Scroll 45 Student Council 35 Pep Club 3, Sec- retary5 Rogerian 3,45 Co-Editor 45 Y.F.C. 1. 178,67,68,72,82. SPEER, Mike Play Cast 35 Football 1. SPENGLER, Leslie 128 Harmony Lane Aviation 15 Biology 25 French 1,2535 Key Club 3,45 Varsity Club 45 Pep Club 35 Band 1,2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Librarian 2. 179,60,70,71. SPERLING, Pam 125 Carol Lane Y-Teens 3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Future Nurses 3,45 Latin 1,2,35 Y.F.C. 15 Orchestra 3,4. 179,72,82. SPERLING, Pat 125 Carol Lane Y-Teens 3,45 G.A.A. 2,3545 Future Nurses 3,45 Latin l,2,35 Y.F.C. 15 Orchestra 3,45 Librarian 2. 179,72,82. STACK, lady 1912 Woodbridge F.B.L.A. 25 Homemaking 4. STEARNS, Barry 2019 Broadstone Swanton Village High School 1,2,3. STEINFURTH, Dale 1026 Malcom French 2,3,45 Rifle 1,25 Boys, Intra- murals 3. 179 STIEGELMEYER, Carren 6218 W. Bancroft Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Publicity Chairman5 G.A.A. 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 45 Spanish 1,2,3,45 Student Council 2,3, 45 Play Cast 25 Chorus 1,2,3. 179,72,82. STILES, Roger 5044 Burlingame 179 STOLL, Barb 2119 Rivard Y-Teens 1,3,4, Secretary 15 G.A.A. 2, 3,45 Latin 1,2,35 Riiie 45 Student Council 2,3, Secretary 35 Pep Club 35 Rogerian 3,45 Y.F.C. 25 School Store 3. 179,67,72,79. STOPHER, Pam 913 N. Westwood G.A.A. 25 Future Nurses 3,45 Latin 1,25,Y.F.C. 2,3,45 Ofhce Help 3,4. 179,86,88. STORM, Art 1235 Kinder STRIBLING, Gail 1857 Dority Y-Teens 152,35 G.A.A. 253,45 Latin 1, 2,35 Chorus 3,4. 180,72,95. SWIERGOSZ, john 603 Secor Aviation 15 Chess 1,2, Secretary, Treasurer5 Key Club 15 History 15 Spanish 1,25 Football 15 Wrestling 1, 25 Librarian 15 Projectionist 1,2,3,4. 180542. TANNER, Keith 5131 St. Aabin History Vice President 45 Varsity 3,45 Football 25 Wrestling 1,2,3,4. 180,42,46,56,58,71. TAYLOR, Bill 1737 Raynor Varsity 25 Boys' Intramurals 15 Foot- ball 4. 41,42,58,46. TEHAN, Russ Key Club 45 History 35 Boys' Intra- murals 25 Football 2,4. 180,41,42,70,71. TESCHNER, jon 3519 Claudia Art Treasurer 2, President 3,45 Key Club 25 Varsity Club 45 Boys' Intra- murals 2,35 Football 1,2,3,45 Base- ball 2. 180,41,42,71,77. THIBIDEAU, Gordon 5612 W. Bancroft Y.F.C. Senator 3,45 Skeena Jr. Sr. High, Terrace, British Columbia, Canada 1,25 Pauline johnson Col- legiate and Vocational Institute 3. 180 THIELEN, Gerry 820 Carver Projectionist 2. 180 THOMPSON, Ed 4813 Thobe Key Club 3,45 Spanish 25 Tennis 1,25 Band 1,2,35 Baseball 3,4. 180,60,70,71. TROUP, Mary 5025 Prestler Y-Teens 15 G.A.A. 2,45 Chorus 1,2, 3,4. 180 TRUMAN, jon 6021 Bapst Key Club 3,4 5 Varsity 45 Football 3, 45 Baseball 1,2 5 Track 2. Ada High School 9510. 180,41,42,70,71. TRUMBULL, Shirley 6042 Nebraska Bowling 1,45 Y-Teens 15 Future Nurses 25 Latin 1,2,3,45 Rifle 45 Ten- nis 1,45 Chorus 1,2,3. 180 TUSSING, Arlen 705 Eton Bowling V. President 15 Rifle 2,5 Boys' Intramurals 35 Football 15 Base- ball 1,25 Projectionist 2. 180 UNDERHILL, joyce 4118 Ruskin Y-Teens 15 G.A.A. 2,3,4. 181,72,89. VANDERLIP, Debbie 1011 Elysian G.A.A. 2,4. 181 VILLA, Tim VOLLMAR, Bernie 911 Bowlus 1803 Eileen Homemaking 3,45 sec. 3, president 4. 181,89. WARNER, Betty Biology 25 Y-Teens 45 F.B.L.A. 2,35 622 Koch Oflice Help 2,3. 181 WARNKE, Sandy 917 Holland-Sylv. Y-Teens 2,35 G.A.A. 3,45 Future Nurses 1,2,3,45 Latin l,2,35 Oflice Help 2. 181,72,88. WARREN, Judy 1825 Olyrnphia Y-Teens 3,45 G.A.A. 25 Homemaking 1,4. 89 WEBER, jeanette 1108 Cuba 89 WEIBLER, Karen 3002 Wayne Y-Teens 45 G.A.A. 25 Homemaking 45 Y.F.C. 1. 181,89. WEILLS, Barb 1023 Ioyce G.A.A. 2,45 Play Cast 45 Chorus 3,4. 181,95. 214 WELGAN, Mike 31 Westwood 182 WELLS, Nancy 1987 Cherrylawn 72 WELTY, fanice 714 Brysen Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 pres. 15 G.A.A. 2,3, 45 Spanish 2,3,45 sec. 35 cheerleader 15 Librarian 4. 182,72.82.98. WESTPHAL, Karen 1721 Del Monte F.T.A. 1,25 Y-Teens 2,35 Future Nurses 45 Latin 1,2,3. 18238. WHETSEL, Mike 182 WHITE, Dave 105 Carol Aviation, president 25 Biology 2,35 Bowling 15 Key Club 45 History 35 Science 45 Spanish 25 Tennis 45 Cho- rus 1,4. 182,70. WIDNEY, Sue 6225 fudge Chorus 1,2,3,4. 182,95. WILLEFORD, jim 1725 Copley Bowling 1, Latin 1,2,35 .Rifie 1. 182 WILLIAMS, Donna 5415 W. Bancroft French 1,2,3,45 vice pres. 3, pres. 45 Y-Teens 1,2,35 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Cheer- leader 1,2,3,4. 182,54,55,76. WILLIAMS, john 819 Clifton Key Clwb 15 Spanish 1,2,35 Varsity Club 15 Art 1,25 Boys' Intramurals 1,25FootbaJl1 1,25 Track 1,2,3,4. 182,61. WILSON, Zane 504 Continental Archery 1,25 Bowling 15 Rifle 25 Play Cast 35 Librarian 3. WILLINGHAM, Sherry 434 Hayes Y-Teens 15 Future Nurses 1,2,45 Lat- in 2,35 Y.F.C. 1,45 Band 1,2,3,4. WINKELMAN, Marg 5355 Chicago Pike F.B.L.A. 3, vice-president 45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 vice pres. 1, president 35 Latin 1,25 Student Council 35 Pep Club 35 Rogerian 45 Class Officer, sec. 45 Y.FJC. 1. 183,72,82,87. WINSTON, Larry 642 Ranch Latin 1,2,3,45 Quill 8: Scroll 45 Var- sity Club 45 Rogerian 45 Boys' Intra- murals 2,35 Basketball Manager 253, 45 Track Manager 3,4. 61,49,66,71. WOLFF, Don 901 Rochelle Chorus 4. WOODBY, Sandy 2934 Dorr Y-Teens 2,3,45 Homemaking 2,3,45 Y.F.C. 15Chorus l,2,3,4. 82,89,95. WOODWORTH, Chuck 1862 Wilshire Biology 25 Key Club, president 45 Science 45 Spanish 2,35 Student Councifl 45 Varsity Club 45 Debate 45 Boys' Intramurals 1,25 Football 1,2, 3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Rampage 4. 183,41,42,45,58,60,70,71,97. YOUNGQUIST, Bob 2020 E. Crest Biology 25 Spanish 1,25 Band 1,2,3,4. 93 ZOBLER, Lynn- 3949 Emrnajean Bowling 25 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Spanish 1.2. 3,4g Tennis 1,25 Play Cast 1,2,3g Y.F.iC. 2g Play Crew 1,2,3,4, Variety Adams, Dorthy 94,136 Adams, Mary Ann 136 Adamski, Sharon 87,136 Adkins, Carl 136 Agacs, Karen 83,136 Ahlfors, Eric 42,136 Aiken, Gary 136 Aiken, Terry 136 Allgire, Darlene Ambil, Brigette 136 Amstutz, Cathy 136 AIf1StUtZ, Jill Anderson, Carol 73,83,95,136 Anderson, Jo Ann 136 Andrejan, Gary 136 Angelocci, Randy 42,136 Arendt, Sandy 136 Ashbacher, Anne 67,73,83,98,136 Aubry, Dave 136 Baisch, Cindy 73,136 Bak, Joyce 90,98,136 Baker, Bruce 136 Ballert, Carol 136 Barber, Mary 85,137 Barfell, Bill Bartelt, Donna 137 Bates, Greg 42,70,76,137 Bartz, Bill 42,70,71,97,137 Baumgartner, Jerry 42,70,78,137 Baumhower, Linda 137 Bayer, Jo 78,83,137 Beebe, Les Bergener, John 137 Berkebile, Tom 137 Berry, Dan 122 Bieszczad, Paul 137 Billings, Gary 137 Billmaier, Mike 137 Binger, Keith 137 Bird, Bonnie 8l,91,137 Bisbee, Jodie 73,77,83,97,137 Blake, Walter 78,74,137 Bodette, Sharon 86,98,137 Boose, Phyllis 89,137 Boose, Frank 137 Bortel, Daryl 137 Boston, Dave 49,70,75,136 Breier, Walter 57,70,137 Brinker, Alan 57,137 Britenbaker, Lynne 77,83,137 Brodbeck, Bruce 137 Brown, Lynn 137 Brown, Cathy 87,137 Bryant, Abner 137 Buckner, Judy 73,93,98,137 Bunde, Jeff 70,13 7 Burke, Peggy 63,73,137 Burzynski, Sam 95,137 Cast 1,2,3,4g Variety Crew l,2,3,4, Chorus 2, Projectionist 3,43 Oflqce zmior Index Busson, Linda Butler, Howard 138 Byington, Sue 77,89,138 Calahan, John 138 Carnicom, Judy 138 Carter, Sue 73,138 Carter, Vern 60,138 Catron, Gary 57,138 Champion, Les 138 Chapman, Tom Chechelski, Margie 73,83,95,98,138 Clutton, June 73,83,138 Coakley, Linda 78,138 Cochran, Rick 57,138 Cole, Glenn Collier, Jerry 57,138 Cook, Greg 57,138 Cook, Jim 138 Cook, Bill 138 Cousino, Joe 42,138 Cox, Delicia 73,86,91,93,138 Coykendall, Judy 138 Crider, Darlene 73,83,87,l38 Craft, Sandy 87,138 Crooks, Betty 78,83,95,138 Crouch, Dave 138 Culbertson, Dick 138 Cumberworth, Dave 138 Curtiss, Kathy 73,83,138 Cybulski, Kathy 83,87 Czech, Martha 87 Czerniak, Sharon 138 Damm, Barb 73,83,138 David, Denise 68,69,138 DeGrafT, Cliff 42 Dennis, Mike 138 Dernier, Jim 138 Digby, Bob 139 DiRienz, Joyce Disher, Kathy 139 Dooley, Tom 139 Draper, Gary 70,74,139 Dressel, Linda 73,83,139 Drushel, Tom 139 Dudek, Melvin 139 Dusseau, Linda 73,83,139 Eckert, Rick 139 Eggenton, John 139 Ersham, Jerry 42,44,47,49,61,62,71, 97,139 Eisenmann, Chuck 60,94,95,139 Eitnier, Marvin 139 Elliot, Ann 73,98,139 Elwell, Chris 139 Emerson, Dave 63,80,139 Emerson, Diane 63,80,139 215 Help 3. 72,79,82,87,98. Evans, Chris 73,83,l39 Fall, Dave 139 Fangman, Cindy 73,83,139 Faoiz, Mike 42,139 Farnham, Dick 42,60,139 Feldhaus, Terry 139 Fillo, Betty 139 Fisher, Donna 79,91,139 Foley, Judie 73,81,93,139 Francois, Connie 93,97,139 Franklin, Josephine 139 Frye, Elmer 139 Fuller, Dottie 73,98,l 39 Gable, Karen 139 Gargas, Mary Jane 54,55,73,87,97,139 Garn, Dennis Gedert, Jo Ann 89,139 Geiser, Jackie 83,89,98,140 Geisert, Jim 61,62,76,93,140 Gentieu, Sally 66,67,73,77,83,140 Gernheuser, Carol 69,140 Ghaster, Bonnie 73,87,93,140 Gigax, Linda 67,73,83,98,140 Glaze, Russ 140 Glosch, Bonnie 140 Goetz, Al 93,140 Gootee, Nadine 93,140 Gozdowski, Steve 140 Graven, Bob 126 Gray, Marcia 140 Grossheim, Ron Groth, John 93,140 Gruen, Gary 140 Grzechowiak, Carol 83,87,140 Gueli, Carmen 140 Hall, Dawn 140 Hall, William 95,140 Hammond, Joe 81,140 Harcourt, Linda 140 Hardt, Cathy 73,813,140 Harmon, Mike 140 Harper, Wes 49,93,149 Hart, Dave 63,80,140 Hartley, Pat 93,140 Hatker, Debbie 73,83,140 Hayes, Kathy 87,140 Heiden, Debbie 83,140 Heller, Dianne 73,83,141 Hendershot, Mike 78,141 Henderson, Linda 73,141 Hens, Carol 73,141 Heuerman, Bob 57,42,141 Hicke, Jean 141 Higgins, Elaine 87,141 Hilkert, Roger 141 Hill, Chris 79,141 Hill, Greg 141 Hiskey, Dan 61,71,93,141 Houge, Tom 42,62,141 Hollerbach, Denny 141 Holley, Penny 83,86,87,141 Holsopple, Donna 83,87,14l Houston, Joyce 95,140 Howard, John 84,141 Hubbell, Charyel 141 Hueston, John 141 Igney, Bob 141 Jackson, Kristi 69,73,83,141 Janicki, Marlene 86,141 Jaquay, Roger 95,141 Jaska, Bob 141 Jaynes, Carol 141 Johnson, Duane 81,141 Johnson, Linda 54,55,73,83,141 Johnson, Sharon 95,141 Johnson, Sheila 73,86,141 Jones, Cathy 73,141 Jones, Terry 83,141 Juhnke, Dave 141 Kahl, Larry 49,60,71,142 Karpinski, Elaine 142 Kater, Bob Kaufman, Harry 142 Kelb, Roger 142 Kelly, Dick 142 Kenczewicz, Joyce 80,90,142 Kerner, Bonnie 86,73,142 Kimple, Homer 142 Kennedy, Colleen 73,83,142 Kessinger, Carl 142 Kingsley, Tom 57,70,142 Kinor, Margie 73,87,98,142 Klag, Kris 63,73,80,l42 Knoke, Dave 57,142 Knowles, Linda 142 Koehler, Bill 142 Koepiier, Sandy 73,142 Konwinski, Margie 142 Korsog, Ron 68,69,84,142 Korsog, Valerie 73,142 Kosier, Celina 73,142 Kotz, Pete 143 Kowalski, Lorraine 143 Krainz, Monica 86,79,143 Kujawa, Denny 77,143 Kuohn, John 84,143 Kurek, Chris 93,143 Kwiatkowski, Tom 143 Lafayette, Commadean 143 LaGro, Jerry 42,143 Lake, Sharon 91,143 Lalendorff, Gary 143 Lane, Lance 79,84,143 Laux, Kathy 143 Ledyard, Linda 143 Lemle, Martin 143 Lemle, Mike 143 Lewis, Jim 143 Lisenbee, Pat 98,143 Little, Paul 79,81,143 Litzenburg, Jeff 42,62,7O,81,143 Loar, Cheryl 73,83,97,98,143 Long, Janet 89,91,98,144 Loomis, Stan 78,144 Lorenzen, Dick 129 Lowe, Jerry 144 Lubinski, Corky 79,144 Ludwikowski, Marian 73,87,144 Luther, Murray 74,144 Luthi, Sue 73,83,86,144 Lymanstall, Mary Jo 73,94,144 Mack, Ellen 73,83,86,91,98,144 Majewski, Janell 144 Malak, Clara 73,144 Malak, Pam 144 Malley, Sue 144 Mankowski, Kathy 73,95,144 Mann, Barb 144 Marczak, Ted 144 Marietta, Linda 144 Marshall, Jerilyn 91,144 Maupin, Tim 144 McCloskey, Judy 95,144 McCollum, Roger 144 McFadden, Mike 144 McFadden, Sharon 87,98,144 McManness, Becki 73,83,91,144 McNeil, Karen McQuillin, Chesterlynn 73,83,144 Meeker, Marcia 87,97,144 Meier, Mike 62,144 Merce, Bill 144 Meyers, Bob 144 Michalak, Denny 144 Miller, Carol 73,83,91,144 Miller, Jim 144 Miller, Lois 98,145 Miller, Ron 78,144 Millinger, Chris 81,145 Mix, Steve 49,71,84,145 Mohler, Terry 42,60,79,97,145 Mondville, Darrel 42,5 7,70,145 Monroe, Don 145 Moor, Fred 84,145 Moore, Marian 74,80,93,145 Mosley, Tari 145 Moss, Melvin 91,145 Mossing, Sandy 73,74,98,145 Mounts, Pat 73,145 Munson, Lois 83,73,145 Muntz, Keith 145 Myers, Chris 145 Napierala, Tom 145 Neary, Marie 73,145 Ness, Fran 89,145 Neville, Linda 73,83,145 Nevis, Bill 145 Nitschke, Mike 98,145 Norman, Dale 57,145 Nowak, Luann 73,145 Olejownik, Ceclia 73,83,145 Olszewski, Larry 42,145 Opulskas, Sandy 73,83,145 Ostrosky, Judy 73,145 216 Otteson, Doug 42,60,70,71,145 Palmer, Charlene 73,83,145 Paskiet, Diane 73,83,145 Pauley, Chip 145 Pearson, Tom 145 Pelton, Carol 73,83,86 Peloquin, Sandy 145 Perkins, Mike 75,145 Peters, Mary Lou 146 Pinkney, Rosalyn 93,146 Pinkney, Shedrick 93,146 Piorkowski, Carole 73,98,146 Piotrowski, Joyce 83,146 Pitzen, Tom 146 Polaski, Dave Polaski, Shirley 73,83,97,146 Post, Bob 60,146 Potwora, Sue 73,146 Prange, Vicky 79,146 Preston, Jerome Price, Garry 42,44,45,61,71,146 Proctor, Jim 146 Provencher, Don 42,46,146 Puszezewicz, Terry 73,89,146 Quertinmont, Mike Quinn, Carl 146 Rachow, Bob 146 Rayner, Robin 85,146 Redford, Sandy 146 Reed, Carolyn 132 Reed, Ester 81,146 Reed, Joe Reed, Lorrie 73,146 Rice, Mike 146 Rice, Tim 60,146 Rieger, Becky 73,83,97,98,146 Rine, Dave 89,146 Ritenhour, Kathy 73,83,146 Robertson, Donna 73,146 Rogers, Bill 146 Rohweder, Dick 146 Roll, Denny 42,859,146 Rosebrock, Dave 146 Roshong, Dave 42,71,84,95,146 Roshong, Eldonna 80,146 Rudzinski, Gene 147 Russell, John 147 Russell, Sharon 68,69,147 Samek, Linda 147 Sarvis, Nancy 147 Sattler, Dave 147 Schifferly, Judy 55,73,83,147 Schmidt, Ted 42,57,61,70,71,14 Schoettley, Cliff 49,147 Schwind, Roseanne 98,147 Scott, Linda 55,73,98,147 Shepard, Bill 93,147 Shepard, Linda 83,87,147 Sherriff, Kay 147 Shondell, Tom 60,81,147 Shultz, Diane 72,73,83,147 Sieja, Ron 147 Simon, Dale 84,133 7 Simon, Kathy 147 Simpson, Karen 83,93,147 Singletary, Adreinne 73,147 Skeens, Dick 147 Skolmowski, Denny 147 Smith, Barry 147 Smith, Brenda 73,93,147 Smith, Chuck 85,97,147 Smith, Kathy 63,67,73,80,90,98,147 Smith, Ray 81,147 Smith, Tom 97,147 Smitley, Sue 147 Snell, Margo 66,73,77,83,147 Snyder, Sue 54,55,73,83,147 Sniadecki, Jack 133 Sradeja, Jim 81,147 Stachowiak, Barb 87,148 Stahl, Roian 89,98,148 Stanfill, Jim Stearns, Barry Stender, Ron 148 Stevenson, Milt 81,148 Stoma, Jim 148 Stout, Matt 94,134 Strohmaier, John 57,134 Sumner, Dave 148 Sutkus, John 81,148 Swailes, Marilyn 73,83,148 Swartzkopf, Jim 81 Switala, Ed 148 Sypert, Jackie 93,148 Tammerine, Toni 73,8 1 ,95,148 Agnew, Douglas 122 Ames, Keith 122 Ames, Randy 122 Amstutz, Gerry 122 Anderson, Jack 91,122 Angel, Sandy 7?597,122 Ankney, Mike 57,122 Aossey, Richard 122 Armour, William 92,122 Aubry, David 136 Babcock, Janice 122 Bankey, Bruce 122 Baranowski, Cathy Barber, Wayne 122 Bare, Linda 122 Baumberger, Terry 122 Baumhower, Cathy 122 Baxter, Bonnie 122 Beach, Mike 57,122 Beal, Linda 83,122 Beavers, Lois 73,86,91,122 Beidleman, Steve 122 Bell, Gene 122 Benson, Kathy 93,122 Bertling, Jo Anne 73,83,98,123 Beumel, Mary 73,123 Bick, Colette 123 Bird, Charles 123 Bisbee, Becky 73,77,81,97,98,123 Taylor, Ron 77,148 Tehan, Louis 42,44,70,71,148 Temple, Chuck Terry, Skip 148 Terry, Donna 148 Thebeau, Dave 148 Thomson, Gail 73,83,95,148 Thorton, Joyce 73,148 Tima, Diane 83,148 Tittle, Mary 148 Tracy, Clayton 60,148 Trammell, Dave 57,70,79,148 Treichel, Ginny 148 Trumbull, Tom 148 Tussing, Cindy 93,148 Urbanus, Harry Vargyas, Ron 148 Vogelbacher, Joyce 148 Walther, Phil 85,148 Wampler, Joy 73,83,87,148 Warnke, Linda 148 Warren, Marcia 149 Watkins, Bob 42,57,149 Webb, Mary 73,813,149 Weinstein, Diane s1,87,97,149 Wellman, Jim 61,149 Wells, Mike 60,149 Westgate, Diane 73,81,83,149 Westrup, Cheryl 83,149 Wheeler, Nancy 73,149 Whitcomb, Eileen 73,149 White, Diane 73,83,136,139 Wieczorek, Sandy 87,149 Wielinski, Al 149 Wielinski, Bill 149 Wilkinson, Sandy 73,83,149 Williams, Gloria 149 Williams, Jim 42,149 Williams, Linda 73,83,85,90,93,149 Wilson, Verona Wines, Wayne 149 Wisniewski, Bill 149 Wolff, Don 149 Wolff, Tom 93,149 Wood, Chuck 77,94,98,149 Woodford, Lorraine 73,83,95,l49 Wopshall, Bob 149 Worley, Joyce 73,87,149 Yenrick, Paul 42,84,71 Young, Doug 149 Zawlocki, Bev 69,73,91,95,149 Zeman, Nancy 87,149 Zippay, John 149 Zobler, Jane 73,83,87,149 Zobler, Jean 73,83,98,149 Zumbrunn, Judy 73,86,87,136,149 Zyndorf, Bernice 73 Sophomore Index Blaine, Roger 78,123 Blevens, Gary 123 Bloomfield, Jack 47,123 Blum, Larry 47,123 Bobash, John 47,123 Bohland, Randy 123 Bonnett, Roger 79,123 Bork, Ronald 123 Bortel, Deonn 123 Bowen, Barbara 95,123 Bowers, Cathy 95,123 Braithwaite, Mary 98,123 Brannon, Neal 123 Brier, William 123 Bremer, Beth 73,123 Bressler, Dennis 123 Brink, James 81,123 Bronson, Robert 123 Brookhart, Linda 55,123 Brown, Dennis 53,123 Brown, Linda 73,123 Bruggemeier, Fred 47,53,63,80,81,123 Bruns, Chris 73,83,85,123 Bryant, Bonnie 77,123 Buchholz, Nancy 73,86,123 Buckmaster, Richard 123 Burkhart, Linda 124 Burlew, Pam 98,124 Busack, David 81,124 Bush, Robert 124 217 Busson, Dick 78,124 Buttner, Sharon 98,124 Callahan, John Cann, Jim 47,124 Cantrell, Rick 53,124 Carmean, Gary 57,124 Carnicom, Vicki 73,124 Carr, Joe 57,124 Carroll, Barbara 124 Carter, James 85,124 Case, Judy 124 Casey, Pat 93,124 Chase, Henry 124 Chatfield, Patsy 124 Cherry, James 47,124 Childers, Bill 42,53,6O,124 Childress, Delbert 124 Clark, Mark 78,124 Clark, Richard 57,79,124 Clayton, Myrna 73,124 Clevenz, Charlotte 124 Clixby, Claudette Cohen, Terran 93,124 Coker, Richard 124 Cole, Judy 124 Colpaert, Pat 124 Connell, Mike 78,124 Cook, Diane 73,83,124 Cook, Larry 93,124 Cook, Steven 92,124 Cooke, Sandra 124 Corbett, Jeff 47,94,124 oordrey, Barb 55,73,81,97,98,199,124 Cordy, Robert 125 Counsino, Dan 125 Craft, Sandy Crawford, Jim 47,125 Crawford, Linda 73,125 Crum, Allan 125 Culbertson, Alice 73,98,125 Curnow, Judy 92,125 Czech, Richard 85,125 Dale, Delores 81 Damas, Paula 73,78,83,98,125 Davis, Christine 73,125 Dence, Doris 73,125 Dennis, Rose 83,86,132 DeSal1e, Don 42,70,71,125 Detterman, Duane 125 Devaul, Judy 73,125 Dickinson, David 125 Dilbore, Bonnie 125 Disher, Linda 98,125 Dorr, John 125 Double, Pat 73,125 Draheim, Linda 73,98,125 Dreps, Carol 81,86,125 Druschel, Larry 79,125 Drzewiecki, Barb 125 Duflield, Dan 125 Dumit, James 125 Dutkiewicz, Donna 73,83,125 Eckhart, Pat 125 Eitniear, Sandra 125 Eitniear, Diane 125 Entenman, Donald 125 Falkenberg, Sharon 73,80,125 Farnsworth, Donald 125 Feeney, Ray 57,85,92,l26 Fetter, Robert 53,125 Fields, Carl 126 Fisher, Diane 79,93,126 Fisher, Linda 83,126 Fisher, Mike 126 Fogle, Linda 126 Fowler, Lewis 47,57,97,l 26 Fox,'Karen 126 Fox, Kenton 126 Foxe, Margaret 126 Frankhouser, Gale 73,953,126 Franklin, Ralph 126 Freiley, Tom 47,126 Frey, Frances 126 Fritz, Darlene 73,83,98,126 Frosh, Charles 126 Frosch, Leo 126 Frye, Dan 126 Fuller, David 126 Garcia, Kathy Gedert, Richard 79,126 Geis, Margaret 73,126 Geiser, Larry 126 Gilford, Gary 126 Gilford, Carol 126 Gillmore, Edward 57,85 Gleason, Linda 126 Glover, Mike 126 Gowing, David 126 Gowing, Larry 126 Gowing, Linda 78 Gozdowski, Robert 126 Groves, Richard Grzechowiak, Robert 126 Gueli, Vincent 126 Guthrie, Linda 69,86,94 Haddad, Linda 73,80,127 Hahn, Deitra 73,77,81,86,98,127 Hall, Jill 127 Hanefield, Jeri 83,93,127 Hansen, James 93 Hansen, Jane 83,92,127 Harbaugh, Gilbert 81,127 Harder, John 57,127 Harned, Cheryl 127 Harper, John 57,127 Harris, Delores 127 Hart, Sandra Harter, Jane 73,83,98,127 Hartkopf, Linda 73,77,90,98,127 Hartze1l,Mike 47,57,127 Hatker, Bill 127 Hawes, Mike 47,84,127 Heaney, Ken 47,127 Heckman, Gary 47,57,l27 Heiden, William 127 Helle, Becky 128 Helms, Donna 128 Henderly, Linda 73,92,128 Hens, Pauline 73,86,128 Hersey, Karen 73,127 Hicks, Jean Hill, Marlene 127 Hill, Ross 127 Hinde, Judy 73,83,95,127 Hoar, Richard 127 Holley, Edward 47,127 Hollopeter, Sue 73,97,127 Horrigan, Todd 47,127 Horvath, Charles 127 Horvath, Glenn 127 Howard, Barb 127 Hoyt, Robert 81,127 Hubbard, Lois 127 Hunter, Beth Huss, Cheryl 127 Irwin, Dorothy 128 Jacobs, JoEtta 55,73,83,85,97,128 Jacobson, Barb 128 Jagielski, Richard 78,81,128 Jaquay, Ronald 128 Jeffries, Calvin 128 John, Janet 83,128 Johnson, Bruce 78,85,128 Johnston, Roger 128 Jonasen, Steve 47,97,128 Jones, Karol 73,86,91 Jones, Robert 53,93,128 Jones, Tracy 128 Jordan, Paul 128 Kamm, Gerald 128 Kanderski, Irene 128 Karpinski, Richard 128 Kasza, Karen 128 Kater, Richard 128 Kauffman, Kenneth 128 Keeler, Carol 128 Keil, Debbie 73,81,86,98,122,128 Keller, James 128 Kelly, Gary 81,142 Kime, Mike 128 Kinker, Lucy 73,85,128 Kinzel, Pam 83,86,128 Klepacz, Kenneth 128 Klijewski, Linda Kloesen, Terry 128 Knitz, Greg 57,129 Kmotorka, Karen 77,90,128 Koehler, George Koepfer, Paul 129 Kosch, Jerry 129 Koschalk, Roy Kopanko, Linda 73,83,91,95 Kotz, Tom 63,590,129 Krall, David 129 Krell, John 129 Krochmalny, John 93,129 Krukowski, Linda 73,129 Kwiatkowski, John 129 Kuhl, John 129 Lamb, Terry 143 Lamlein, Jane 80,85,98,l29 Langerderfer, Ron 47,129 Langton, Lawrence 129 Larimer, Judy 73,83,92,98,129 Larson, Mark 47,53,70,129 Latham, Marie 92,129 Lau, Richard 129 Lauer, Marcee 129 Launder, Mike 129 Lenhart, Bradford 47,7O,129 Leonard, Bonnie 98,129 Liebat, Otto 63,70,8O,85,122,129 Loar, Charles 78,129 Looman, Darlene 73,83,129 Lorenzen, Sue 129 Losey, Robert 47,57,129 Lubinski, Tom 129 Lundy, Richard 84 Lunsford, Louanne Lunsford, Margaret 92,129 Luthi, Eric 122,129 MacKinnon, Diane 55,73,83,86,129 Mandler, James 57,129 Mankowski, Leonard 78,129 Manuszak, Kenneth 129 Marshall, Lorilyn 130 Martin, Nancy 130 McConneha, Dusty 42,69,94, 144 McConnell, Gary 85,130 McCray, Richard 53,130 McCready, Howard 144 McDermott, -Mike 42,57,70,130 McGovern, Colleen 73,83,130 McIntyre, Diane 130 Meincer, William 130 Meiner, Charles 130 Menke, Mary 130 Messinger, Molly 80,81,98,130 Metcalf, Torn 57,91,144 Michalski, William 130 Micham, Jerry 57,130 Michelson, Kristina 73,130 Miller, John 81,130 Miller, Linda 130 Moore, Marian 83,130 Morello, Donna 130 Morus, Charles 130 Moss, Brenda 73,83,130 Moss, Ronald 73,83,130 Mowery, Roger 47,130 Mulky, Tom 92,130 Mumford, Tom 78,80,130 Munson, Kay 73,83,130 Muntz, Geoffrey 85,130 Nadorff, Nicholas 47,130 Napierala, Janice 77,130 Neff, John 131 Nino, Mike 47,131 Norman, Mike 131 Nowakowski, Loureen 131 Nowakowski, Theresa 131 Nowowiejski, Jerry 131 Nunn, McClinton 131 Oaks, Daniel 47,57,70,l31 Olijownik, Dennis 81,131 Opperman, Mary 131 Osterhout, Penny 131 Palmer, Diane 83,131 Palmer, Paula 78,81,131 Parker, Larry Parker, Mike 47,131 Passante, Tony 47,131 Paszczykowski, Ernest 85,131 Paszko, Richard 131 Paulson, Chester 131 Pember, Lynn 131 Pemberton, James 131 Penske, Karen 131 Perry, Sue 73,723,131 Phillips, Carol 131 Phillips, John 85,131 Plageman, Linda 73,77,83,98,131 Plageman, Tom Pollard, Sonia 131 Powers, Howard 131 Puszczewicz, Nancy 7 3 ,83,13 2 Quaintance, Denny 13 2 Radtke, Norman 132 Rardin, Franklin 132 Rasmus, Mark 132 Reamsnyder, Reed 132 Reed, Linda 73,132 Rehlau, Donna 73,83,132 Reichard, Sally 132 Reiner, Rosemary 132 Renshler, James 132 Revill, Linda 132 Rice, Dave 132 Rice, Linda 132 Rieger, Gary 132 Rieger, Jill 73,83,98,132 Rieger, Ron 47,57,70,132 Riek, Jim 132 Riek, John 132 Rier, Sue 73,81,132 Rine, Dave Ringger, John 132 Ritz, John 47,57,94,132 Roach, Tom 132 Robinson, Richard 47,57,132 Rodriquez, Arnold 132 Roettger, Ann 73,132 n Royce, Judy 93,132 Rudnicki, Dennis 94 Saba, William 85,132 Sandusky, Janet 73,132 Sass, Clarence 132 Saville, Ronald 57,132 Saxer, Kathy 132 Schenher, Pat 57,132 Schikora, John 132 Schmaus, James 132 Schmidlin, Paul 47,57,133 Schmitt, Walter 47 Schoch, Helen 133 Schoch, Robert 78,133 Schroeder, Richard 57,133 Schroder, Holly 73,133 Schwarzkopf, Jim Scothern, Connie 133 Scott, Verna 92,133 Scurlock, Jim 133 Seeburger, Lawrence 133 Serr, Steve 132 Sgro, Raymond 79,133 Shepard, Linda 132 Sherman, Ricky 132 Sherriff, Susan 132 Sehardt, Walt 133 Short, Bob 133 Shinkevich, Mike 93,133 Sikorski, Ken 85,133 Simpson, Robert Sites, Charles 57,133 Skeens, Becky 133 Slauterbeck, Joe 133 Sliwinski, Dorothy 73,93,133 Slomowicz, Mike 133 Smith, Eva 133 Smith, Linda Smith, Roger 81,133 Snidecki, Elaine 83,133 Spahr, Barb 73,83,133 Spangler, Janie 81,133 Sprague, Sherry 133 Spychalski, Eugene 133 Stack, Robert 57,133 Staler, William 133 Stanfill, Tony 133 Sterrett, Steve 134 Sterrett, Victoria 134 Stewart, Judy 134 Steigelmeyer, Craig 95,134 Stoll, Gary 79,134 Storm, Sharon 94,134 Stout, John 134 Strange, Gwendolyn 126 Strozier, Veria Swartz, Ken 53,62,63,80,85,134 Switala, Pat 134 Swonger, Ricky 47,134 Szachta, Jim 134 Szymaniak, Christine 73,134 Szymaniak, Jim 53,134 Tabbert, Richard Tammerine, Lorna 134 Tatkowski, Mike 134 Taylor, Tom 47,134 Terry, Gail Terry, Sharon 134 Terrill, Margie 73,83,98,122,l34 Thielen, Pat 77,134 Thompson, Debbie 73,815,134 Thompson, Earl 134 Towsley, Nancy Tressler, Linda 134 Trick, Rose 73,83,92,134 Trumbull, Robert 47,134 Truss, Jenny 95,134 Uhrman, Mike 134 Unger, Jane 134 Urbanski, Pat 134 Urzykowski, Jim 134 Van Slyke, Bob Venzke, Pauline 95,134 Ville, John Villegas, Linda 73,134 Volmer, Sharon 83,134 Vilzer, Bob 134 Vosdeganes, Jeff 135 Wachtell, Laurel 73,98,135 Wallace, Pat 135 Walstead, Don 78,135 Walton, Doug 135 Ward, Brenda 135 Warnke, Linda 83,148 Warren, Kathy 135 Wasmundt, Jane 135 Wealleans, William 135 Weills, Mary 135 Wend, Don 135 Wenzel, Dennis Werling, Margaret 73,135 Wheaton, Jim 135 Whistler, Diane 98,135 Widman, Carolyn 83,135 Wiggins, Thornell 135 Wilson, Marlene 135 Winston, Philip 99,135 Winters, Jerry 135 Wirick, John 135 Wittman, Jim 47,53,70,135 Wonacott, Carol 135 Wonacott, Mike 80,135 Wood, Karen 93,135 Wood, Robin 73,81,92,135 Woodard, Debbie 73,135 Woodby, Ruth 81,83,135 Woodford, Pat 98,135 Yingling, Harvey 135 Yosses, Cathy 73,83,135 Zinz, Robert 135 Zinz, Dennis 135 Zielinski, Maxine 135 Zielinski, Pat 77 Zimmerman, Cheryl 135 Zwayer, Sarah 91,915,135 CO-EDITORS STUDENT LIFE, ROI' AL TT SPORTS OR GANIZA TI ONS FA C UL TT UNDER CLA SSMEN SEN I ORS ART PHOTOGRAPHY' B USINESSQ AD VER TISIN G AD VISER Dianna French Elaine Sonnichsen M arg Wz'nkleman jodie M enzel l Largf Winston Kathy M usch Kathy Smith Salbf Gentieu Anne Ashbacher Linda Gigax Pat M oorrnan Margo Snell Salbz Gentieu john Bender Nong' Heinle Mrs. Anne Herrol a' sm mv-.CM vm.-we ww-my