Roosevelt High School - Roundup Yearbook (East Chicago, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1968 volume:

1968 ROUGH RIDER Roosevelt High School 4020 Indianapolis Boulevard East Chicago, Indiana Volume 32 Construction abruptly shattered the calm atmosphere ° at Roosevelt. Cranes, tractors, and working men invaded Pulling together... our land, digging and errupting the soil. Deliveries of bricks, nails, metals, glass—all stored in our cafeteria— made it impossible to use. An area of discomfort and humor also confronted students who desired the use of north-end washrooms. The attention of students was sometimes centered in listening to the droning of drills, the buzzing of saws, and the maddening pounding of hammers. Teachers voices were in competition with the sounds of progress. Nevertheless, the new wing will create an atmosphere of the fast moving world joining the old, and together teachers and students will be in- spired to achieve better insight into the world we live in today. UT eo i Old and new parts join to form a better whole. Table of Contents Opening Activities Faculty Students new school unite into solid fusion. Our old building will still remain the foundation for a solid education All seniors gaze in wonderment as to what lies ahead Windows accentuate bold designs in creating the modern wing. now HMHPMAA MMHHMMMAMS y M ere ra CP ELGE EL be MHRA AM ivnheaMe Pulling together ... Individual participation creates unity. Individuals exist in relation to others. One of the best parts of being human is being able to form friendships which will endure through time. These friendships come when people toil and laugh and pull together. Whether you are leading the yells on the floor or screaming from the sidelines you are part of the spirit which pervades R.H.S. To know your voice mingles with your section is to keep in tune with life. Even the simple task faith- fully fulfilled merits respect because it is a necessary part of the whole. The daily news, the world of math, a simple poem—all knowledge pulls together the human race. Carol Daniels tunes her ears and eyes in concentration. Good study habits are a must in learning. Lonnie Randolph studies his teamates’ actions. Gayle Chovanec epitomizes, “Yea-aa-aa-a!!. Carla Crawford works as part of the kitchen crew Mr. Amedi reads the paper to keep abreast of the news today. . Pulling for victory tenses Rider cheerleaders Brown Derby King and Queen, Jamie and Leroy, in flowering Math problem provokes assisting help. moment. Pulling together ... Philosophies are established through communication. As one modern recording group simply sings it, “getting together, better than ever, getting together, never felt like this before. . . .”. Whether you're with your boy- friend, a group of friends, or even an economic’s teacher, the feeling of having someone to talk to and share ideas with is a vital part of the human spirt. Experiences with others broaden your own maturity; consequently, a wiser self is established. A feast fosters admiration from a famished male. paws ONLY A question is an oppor- tunity to learn. a ° Sy � cod HALLé éWEE. R.H.S. halls howl with seasonal messages Cathy Truman solos at Christmas concert. Students reap rewards by participating. Linda Duncan models her own creation at F.H.A, fashion show. The Talent Show, Christmas Concert, and Interna- tional Fiesta were just some of the highlights at Roose- velt High. The students were always anxious and willing to cooperate with the adult sponsors who take much time to plan and carry out all types of entertaining functions. Our own “Mickey” Marsh at the Fiesta. Marianne Katic assumes funny face for talent night. A voice in the night holds audience captive. Young band displays group determination. ; ‘ - aes ott Rory McMahon kicks in pre-parade excitement. Junior float receives hon- orable mention. Homecoming pre-festivities ignited enthusiasm. The freshmen started early in putting together their float Homecoming pre-festivities began long before the week of the game. The class officers of each class got their committees together in the first weeks of the summer vacation. Plans of car washes, bakesales, and rummage sales were all discussed in hope of raising the desired money to build the traditional homecoming parade float. Long hours of planning and creating took up the time of many dedicated students. Sometimes arguments, hurt feelings, and disappointments hindered the progress of the project; but the spirit and hope for a first place award kept students working together toward the big day. Memories of class meetings will always stand out in the student’s minds. Above all, the students and sponsors will always remember working together to achieve one main goal. Soph. float reflected determination to achieve the best Homecoming climaxes in When a high school band marches onto the field dur- ing half-time homecoming ceremonies, a certain rythmat- ic thumping begins to beat in your system. When a majorette whirls her fire baton to the “Fire Dance” song, a certain magnetism fixes your eye on her. When the six homecoming queen candidates stand together in gowns, each clutching her escorts hand, each wondering who will wear the crown, a certain amount of tension At victory dance, some dance, some stand, others mingle in crowds to cele- brate. Girl Counselors bank victory in decorated car. embraces the audience Garbled conversation begins to rise in the air. The announcer remains calm and slowly begins, “the moment we all have been waiting for—the second runner-up is Cora Tyner. A pause. The first run ner-up is Anne Brown. A longer pause—The 1968 Home- coming Queen is Jackie Kornas ‘ A tearful smile, a shaky hand, a happy heart. The crowd cheered in approval. Surprised senior class wins float prize victory. halftime announcements. Queen Jackie Kornas radiates her four year smile. Pulling together ... Students cooperate with community projects. RHS students showed a fine attitude toward helping with community projects. One community organization, the Salvation Army, called upon our students to help during the Xmas Food Drive. Many senior boys collected the food and distributed it among areas with needy fami- lies. Most students had pride in their community and were eager to demonstrate their loyalty through altruistic action Mr. Comer discusses problems with a parent Bonita Tinsley gives a helping hand to construction worker Charlie Brown Says: E ducition 1S AM es f EDUCATION WE EK Ruth Xanders has educational message in hand, Eileen wins 2nd prize in U.N. Essay Contest. A¥ O¥ 5 high iad oot) ie i rz) i yey etal te 5 ae] ——_ am ave 7 | % R.H.S. students in all advisories collected cans of food for the needy families in the area. Mark Bittner, Jeannette Soy, and Betty Ann Gonzales receive Fire Prevention awards from Mr. Baran. Booster Club banquet honors football team The Rider football spirit is made up not only of the players that hit, tackle and pass, but also of students that work to build up the school spirit. Every year the Booster Club holds a banquet to honor tnese students The team votes for the players who they feel deserve special recognition while the faculty votes for a student booster award. This year’s winners were highly respected 3 7 a a on the field and off. The student body was proud of their achievements Eddie Feldmen, student master of ceremonies, is impressive Our “Most Valuable Player” award is presented to Ken Woods George Boudi accepts “Most Likely to Succeed” award with honor Happy Sheryl Oliver receives “Student Booster of the Year.” Best Attitude award is given to Sam Whisenant ND = ia E O Latin Club: Row 1, S. Kras, J] Richards, M. Sarnecki, A Brown, L. Johnson, Mrs. Car- penter, Row 2, S. Dix, W Smith, S. Oliver, T. Avington, J. Priest, C. Jakubowicz, Row 3, G. Mszar, M. Kanz, T. Daro- natsy, J. Yosai, B. Modrowski, E. Stojkovich. Row 4, F. Shu- back, M. Karris, R. Kubiszew- ski, J. Sarnecki, E. Feldman, R. Cano. Row 5, M. Szarko- wicz, T. Sinder, D. Kane, G Bahramis, J. Chavez. Row 6, G Peterson, J. Shuback, K. Koza, J. Kocal, A. Kapera, G. Smith Officers, (not pictured) T Roark, B. Smith, J. Modrowski, M. Dudek. Language Clubs offer new cultural interests. Randy gives his slave a lesson in obedience. The sound of strange words filled the halls during the meetings of the language clubs. The Roman citizens feasted at the annual Roman banquet while the slaves scurried about trying to satisfy the greedy masters. The pinata loomed above a spicy table featuring tamales and other Spanish delicacies at the Spanish Club Fiesta. Mardi Gras festivities highlighted the activities of the French Club. Each of these clubs enabled its members to discover first hand the different cultures of past and present civilizations. These clubs provided the members with an educational and social outlook. Otilia dressed festivally at the fiesta. PARLEZVOUS FRANCAIS Goralezyk, B V. Mszar, B. Ivery, J. Balog, Miss Lowry. Row 3, B. Carroll, M. French Club: Row 1, D. Settler, M. Kazmer, E y Bishop, M. Wendlinger, N. Morgan, G. Karpinec, R. Bohusz, T. Ginay, G. Henderson, M. Lilly. Row 2, J. Hinton, P Schnell, J. Glowacki, B. Gordon, L. Lilly, L. Ortega, N. Drlich, M. Katic Mosley. ee 7 et A a Spanish Club: Row 1, G. Lula, K. Roberson, S. Giannopoulos, Mr. Rodriguez, M. Dzieglowicz. Row 2, J. Flores, G. Nilsson, P. De- Jesus, R. Bujwit, J. Costino, A. Gilmore, C. Tyner, E. Fields, J. White. Row 3, J. Christiana, D. Zych, D. Szyndrowski, C. Flor- ence, J. Sly, B. Gonzales, P. Rudick, B. Paul. Row 4, R. Moore, R. Draba, M. Roland, C. Lula, K. Vereb, J. Balog, L. Katz. Row 5, V. Lewis, T. Sapyta, T. Rubesha, T. Kellet, B. Boudi, G. Chovanec, N. Cogan, P. Arney. Row 6, K. Clark, H. Marks, D Biddings, R. Averett, L. Ortega, P. Prentice, B. Tinsley. Santa was in a jolly mood at the fiesta. Science clubs solve mysteries of life. Roosevelt's Science clubs represented both the junior and senior high levels. The Junior Science Club, spon- sored by Mr. Bork, worked on projects relative to biol- ogy. They centered projects around plant and animal life. The Senior Science Club members, under the direction of Mr. Marsh, did experiments on light diffusion and mutations of white mice. Working with precise scientific instruments, the members learned about the complex aspects of science. The science clubs represented Roose- velt at the annual area science fair in April, held at the Hammond Civic Center. Junior Science Club: Row 1, L. Barbar, E. Ortiz, K. Sam- ples, L. Balog,. Row 2, D. Har- old, M. Cohen, M. Karris, J. Barbar, R. Candelaria. Row 3, J. Me Cafferty, W. Liu. Senior Science Club: Row 1, E. Paulson, J. Weinberg, R. Bujwit, G. Smith, D. Szyndrowski, P. DeJesus. Row 2, M. Dzieglowicz, $. Whisenant, R. Borowiec, G. Mszar, A. Brown, R. Kubiszewski, J. Sarnecki. Row 3, G. Lula, V. Mszar, G. Nilsson. Senior Science Club officers: Row 1, Mr. Marsh, C. Stupic, J. Misiukiewicz. Row 2, K. Svitko, E. Stojkovich Debate discusses crime legislation Debate: K. Roberson, J. Kozlowski, H. Bohusz, C. Campanella, L. Katz M. Karris Math Study Group ponders problems. The chalk squeeked across the blackboard as one of the complicated problems was solved. The group gave serious thought to a problem which would seem insolubl to most people. The Math Study Group aimed at finding solutions to many questions by using mathematical tools. Under the guidance of Mr. Casey, the group’s sponsor, students were able to discuss any difficulties and to reason with them logically. The answers to many of life’s mys- teries were made simple through mathematics Fred consults his slide rule before putting a problem on the board. rn agg, Set at “2 Math Study Group: Row 1, W. Liu, J. Barbar, M. Karris, Row 2 F. Shuback, M. Paulson, G. Phillips, Mr. Casey. Senior FHA: Row 1, R Moore, T. Avington, K. Rob erson, Mrs. Harmon. Row 2, J. Gary, S. Oliver, L. John- son. Row 3. D. Gibbs, K. Potter, T. Barnes, B. Boone, M. Waddle, K. White fl Future Homemakers emphasize self-improvement Personal growth was the aim of the Future Home- makers of America. Each meeting focused on a different aspect of the role of wife and mother. Discussions on current clothing trends gave the members a new insight to the problem of finding the proper garment for the occasion. The Junior and Senior FHA conducted a fashion show assembly last February. A representative from Junior FHA: Row 1, S Zawacki, B. Matusik, M. Paul, P. Boha- cik, L. Jenkins, $. Croome, T. Tolbert. Row 2, C. Lind, A. Scott, P. Prewitt, J. Schultz, Mrs. Evens. Row 3, L. Smith, K. Fleish- Simplicity Patterns introduced each girl and briefly de- scribed the outfit she was modeling. This assembly showed how a versatile wardrobe could be sewed at a fraction of the retail cost. Other activities included con- ferences, teas, and a fashion show given for the Mother's Council. man, B. Bruno, J. Colwell, T. Upshaw, V. Spann. Row 4, M. Or- tiz, P. Upshaw, M. Ortiz, L. Ellison, B. Cobb, A. Harris, J. Soy Future Teachers discover aspects of education FTA: Row 1, N. Morgan, J. Balog, K. Roberson, G. Smith, Row 2, L. Katz, K. Vereb, P. Glowacki, M. Kazmer, D. Harris, L. Johnson, S. Oliver, C. Simpson. Row 3, Mr. Hupke. Hot coffee and rolls made up the menu at an after school session for teachers. The Future Teachers of America held these sessions on the final day of each se- Spring flowers look on as a young miss models her own creation. mester. The aim of the Future Teachers is to give pros- pective teachers some insight into the field of education. Last October a regional FTA conference was held at Lew Wallace High School. Several Roosevelt FTA mem- bers represented our school at this conference. Other activities included a hayride. ‘Sus S oy Chess Club Girl Counselors: Row 1, C. Tyner K. Dennison, T. Avington. Row 2, N. Galassi, I Bohacik, R. Mc Mahon, K. Macak, C. Kaleta, N Rodriguez, J. Romesburg. Row 3, C. Furman, A. Brown, S. Gian- nopoulos, K. Vereb, Pe. Johnson, P. Glowacki. Row 4, M Waddle, D. Stephens, S$. Kras, E. Goral- czyk, P. Keleman, N. Cogan, K Roberson. Row 5, N. Morgan, E Novak, G. Chovanec, M. Szarko wicz, T. Roark, J. Kornas, C. Gas- person. Row 6, M. Lilly, Shuback, S. Arnold, P. Bowman, P. Arney M. Hulitay, J. Balog Girl Counselors serve RHS for 43 years. Senior Girl Counselors enjoy breakfast Jamie pours tea for Miss Winters. sandwich, milk, and maybe an apple eaten in the RHS auditorium provided the scenery and props for a typical get-together for a Girl Counselor and her “little sister.” These lunch time gatherings aimed at helping seventh grade girls adjust to RHS life. Two parties were given for the little sisters, one at Christmas, complete with Santa Clause giving presents. An Easter parade, where the senior big sisters. modeled hats they made, was the second party. The junior Girl Counselors gave a farewell breakfast for the senior Girl Counselors. The pouring of hot coffee was the major sound effect at a Girl Counselor tea, where parents talked with teachers over coffee and cookies. This organization is the oldest at RHS; it has given its services for 43 years Three little sisters meet with their big sister. Film Service: Row 1, J. Sly, A Brown, Purge, S. Whisenant, Row 2, J. Weinberg, R. Borowiec, C. Malek, D. Szyndrowski, Mr. Marsh. Row 3, Purge, G. Karpinec, J. Misiukiewicz, E, Stojkovich, G Anderson Film Service sparks classes with visual aids. Ushers smiled from concerts to commencement A cheery smile accompanied by “Would you like a program?” greeted visitors to many of Roosevelt's events. Our Ushers were on hand at events varying from the Christmas Concert to Commencement. These students greeted the public graciously and courteously and gave a good impression of Roosevelt. Ushers: Row 1, J. Kozlowski, J. Romesburg, K. Roberson. Row 2, M. Szarkowicz, R. Arcella, E. Novak. Row 3, Mr. Marsh, G. Nilsson, V. Mszar. Row 4, M. Dzieglowicz, J. Misiukiewicz, J. Bishop. Row 5, H. Jarvis, E. Stojkovich. These students—better known as the “yes men”— con- sistently concurred with their unique sponsor. They en- livened classes by showing educational films. They showed their skills by working complicated machinery, such as film projectors, tape recorders, record players, and popcorn poppers. Rough Writer Staff: Row 1, Konkoly, M. Grant, W. Upshaw S. Oliver. Row 2, J. Shuback, L. Randolph, M. Dzieglowicz, J Sapyta, S. Spencer M Julkes 4. Huffman, K. Roberson Rough Writer staff offers printed paper. Jo Anne Kozlowski and Tim Simpson kept the area well informed through the Hammond Times weekly “Youth Pages.” This year the Rough Writer dazzled everyone with its pictures and articles. Many facets of RHS life were explored in the newspaper. A distinctive feature was “Dear Olea,” our answer to Ann Landers, who offered solutions to unusual problems. “Showboat’s Sports” gave a fresh slant to Roosevelt's athletic achievements. Pro- ducing a good newspaper was a lot of work, just ask any of the staff members. Under the direction of Mrs. Kon- koly, they realized the steps required in producing a great newspaper. The diligence of the editor, staff members, and sponsor contributed to the paper's success. The 1967- 1968 Rough Writer reaped its rewards through student support. This support reflected the pride the students had in the Rough Writer. Staff members confer with editor. Dance Group exhibits grace and poise. Modern Dance Group: Row 1, J. White, E. Fields, L. Duncan Row 2, S, Oliver, K. Potter, F. Hackett, R. Moore, J. Gary, Row 3. L. Johnson, C. Tyner, T. Avington, Row 4, D. Gibbs, D. Harris Stage Crew works behind the scenes. Stage Crew: Row 1, C. Wilburn, L. Sidor, S. Soy, J. Horvath. Row 2, J. Dabrowa, T. Hunter, D. Peters, J. Bishop, J. Hartlerode, Z. Zdonek, M. Kawecki. Row 3, T. Pasko, D. Baez. On ladder, J. Lovelace, H. Moore Honor societies recognize leadership. PAY 1, R. Hargett, G J. Kornas, Mr. Komara. Row 3, J. Sarnecki, J. Sapyta, Row 2, ¢ R. Cano, G. Chovanec, M. Grant, M. Dudek. Row 4, R National Senior Honor Society Row Smith, S. Oliver, C. Tyner, E. Feldman 2, Richards, K. Macak Drlich, G. Lula, R. Bell, R. Rossi, V. Mszar, P. DeJesus, Malek, J. Kozlowski, E. Novak, J. R. Kubiszewski Service to the school along with scholarship, character, NATIONAL and good citizenship formed the basis for membership HONOR SOCIETY ° P , . . into the National Honor Society. The junior and junior high levels also had similar requirements. Parents were j invited to watch their children received into these socie- ties at initiation ceremonies. The honor societies recog- nized outstanding character and ability in the individual. Row 1, R. Bonda, C. Campanella, necki, C. Lula, L. Stevens, C, Czapla, I. Gordon. Kow 4, Row 2, T. Sinder, M. J. Shuback, N. Morgan, F. Shuback, T. Ginay, L. John- M. Sar- son. Junior Honor Society: J Brooks, M. Paul, J White. Karris, E. Brooks, C. Upshaw, J. Priest. Row 3, � — « Pine ty yitar = Junior High Honor Society: Row 1, S. Zellars, R. Cardenas, E. Vasquez, B. Bruno, B. Boone. Row 2, C. Lind, D. Knight, M. Gualandi, J. Col- well. Row 3, W. Liu, J. Barbar, M. Cohen. Red Cross aids in Christmas food collection. “Would anyone like to contribute to the Red Cross?” This became a familiar sound as the Red Cross opened the year with a membership drive. By appointing sec- tion representatives the drive reached each student. The total membership drive collection amounted to $114.94. At Christmas time canned goods were collected from the students in an effort to assist the Salvation Army in feeding underprivileged families. As a result the com- munity experienced the satisfaction of giving and receiv- ing in the true Yule spirit. By sponsoring the Brown Derby dance the Red Cross was able to collect funds while providing recreation for RHS students. After a luckless game with Washington, student morale was salvaged with the crowning of Jamie Richards and Leroy Marsh as Brown Derby Queen and King. Students beam with Christmas spirit as they load a Christmas basket. Boys’ Dean's Assistants: Row 1, J. Flores, K. Macak, ¢ Truman, G. Williams, F. Manley, A. Gillmore, B Phillips. Row 2, G. Lula, D. Gibbs, D. Kaniuk, N. Broader, G. Boudi. Row 3, J. Woermbke, M. Dzieg- lowicz, T. Pasko, L. Marsh, J. Kincaid, M. Grant, M. Dudek Organizations which serve the faculty and Girls’ Dean’s Assistants: Left column, top to bottom, G. Cho vanec, M. Hulitay, C. Gasperson, S Oliver. Rt. col., K. Dennison, S. Giannopoulos, S. Arnold, A. Brown, J. Richards 3 Sasa ee ee Linda Paganelli and Ramona Niaves assist in library work Concession Workers: C. Adams, C. Dudek. Row 2, C. Creviston, Nurse’s Assistants: Row 1, top to bottom, K. Jansky, J. Romes- J. Balog, J. Schultz. Row 3, P. Amey, D. Stephens, B. Gordon burg, D. Jelks, G. Smith, D. Harris, M. Szarkowicz, G. Kuter. Row 3, C. Truman, Mr. Dudek, V. Steffans Row 2, top to bottom, C. Lindsay, A. Gillmore, P. Tucker, A Arcella, M. Ivery, S. Arnold, C. Jakubowicz. students of Roosevelt High School. These groups—Boys Dean’s Assistants, Library As- sistants, Concession Workers, Girls’ Dean’s Assistants, Nurse’s Assistants, and the Bus Committee—have given many services to our school. These students have greatly aided the faculty and school workers. They were chosen on the basis of character, ability, and citizenship. A great deal of responsibility was placed on them, as they were directly responsible to the person whom they served. Some of the valuable services that they performed were running errands and tackling small but time-consuming tasks. Without these organizations, the deans, nurse, librarians, and faculty would have little time for the students who need their help. ” . ee as ae ah) as a Miv, ee Bus Committee: Row 1, M. Wintczak, K. Macak, O. Taylor, D. Jelks, C. De Las Casas, S. Arnold. Row 2, W. Davis, L. Sims, J. Williams, J. Hinton, F. Manley, A. Washington, C. Williams, L. Dowdell. Row 3, A. Upshaw, J. Gary, K. Potter, L. Johnson, S. Dix, D. Gibbs, J. Sly, G. Williams. Choir: Row 1, M. Gaddy, J. Richards, A. Brown, G. Mszar, S. Payton, Y. Williams, L. Dunham, A. Almeda, D. Gibbs, T. Roark, C. Kaleta, S. Lucas, $. Oliver. Row 2, O. Taylor, A. Huffman, D. Cobb, K. Truman, J. Makarowski, D. Harris, L. Watkins, S. Gaines, L. Pray, G. Henderson, B. Redford, K. Macak, J. Kornas. Row 3, D. Jelks, C. Florence, D, Fijut, A. Sowinski, D. King, D. Smith, A. Gilmore, L. Bohacik, O. Rodriguez, P. Keleman. Row The choral groups of RHS enchanted audiences at their many performances. The choir, girl’s chorus and boy’s glee club, together with the orchestra, opened their season with the annual Christmas concert. The boy’s ensemble, as well as the girl’s ensemble, sparkled social events in the school and community. Organizations ranging from the Rotary Club to the Mother’s Council of Roosevelt were entertained by these choral groups. The final public event was the choral concert held this past spring. The choir honored its members by giving a banquet in their honor. Through music, the students gain a knowledge of people from different times and places. Girl’s Chorus: Row 1, P. Allen, P. Cobb, L. Duncan, M. Matson, C. Mackiewicz, B. Matusik, M. Morrison. Row 2, C. Frith, C. Jackubowicz, A. Kapera, J. Ulm, B. Paul, L. Morris. Row 3, M. Wintezak, J. Conwell, P. Glowacki, P. Yack, C, Furman, K. Potter, C. Lindsay, C. Morton, C. Simpson. Row 4, P. Mobley, C. Kackos, M. Rutovic, D. Sczygiel, J. Marcinek, B. Tarver, E. Sullivan. §. Dix, S$. Gaddy, J. Williams. 4 4, R. Juarez, R. Cano, L. Richardson, W. Trutling, D. Morris, I. Ortiz, R. Crawford, S. Toth, E. LaMar, R. Schultz. Row 5, S. Randolph, G. Williams, G. Comer, E. Feldman, A. Paganelli, E. Rosado. Row 6, C. Farley, L. Randolph, J. Torres, C. Williams, W. Upshaw, E. Kelly, T. Morris, S$. Spencer, R. Evans, H. Rod- riguez, T. Farley. Choir members become impatient before the finale. y: J Many voices are combined in song Boy's Ensemble: Stand- ing, E. Rosado, E. Feld- man, R. Schultz, K. Clark, R. Juarez, C, Far- ley, T. Farley. Seated G. Williams. Boy's Glee Club: Row l, ie Moore, S. Goralezyk, T Fields, J. Lovelace, L. Marks, E. Alfred, P. Rivers, R Morris, C. Bennet. Row 2, T. Kish, D. Larson, H. Fluellen, E. Bass, A Cook, C. Phillips, D. Pilch, M. Mona- gin, D. Peters. Row 3, T. Crawford, S. Jelks, T. Rubesha, R. Lindsay, H. Dix, W. Vaughn, D. Mitchell, J. Mu- rillo. Row 4, W. Sturdivant, J. Yosai, R. Milan, L. Sims, C, Peterson. Row 5, G. Romesburg, P. Kogionis, T. Gaines, G. Jackson, L. Gaines, Rancifer, M. Julkes. Row 6, G. George, P. Zych, F. Gibbs, J. Bradley, D. McArdle, R. Pompberger, M. Hu- doba, R. Rutovic. Girl’s Ensemble: Sitting, O. Taylor, D. King, S. Gaines. Standing, K. Gadzala, A. Brown, T. Roark, A. Sowin- ski, K. Truman, J. Richards. Music expresses many emotions i Orchestra: Row 1, R. Draba, P. Morrison, C. Daniels, P. Travis, R. Leonard, S. Lewis, J. Powell, R. Averett, L. Johnson, V. Bland- A. Anderson, N. Toparcean, T, Ginay, C. Tyner, M. Waddle, E. ing, B. Gonzales, J. Upshaw, S. Bolock, C. Lesniewski, M. Topar- Fields, S. King, C. Cossey, P. Bowman, B. Hylek, K. Svetlik, D. cean, B. Smith, E. Ortiz, B. Vasquez, T. Haskins. Row 4, D. Ortiz, R. Prestamer, J. Crispi. Row 2, C. Campanella, R. Bonda, Conway, P. Rudick, J. Lilly, L. Lilly, L. Stephens, D. Metros, R. E. Brooks, S. Upshaw, L. Battle, B. Gordon, J. Hinton, B. Ivery, Mielcarek, D. Fuller, A. Brown, J. Chavez, R. Bill, B. Warren, J. Gary, F. Manley, M. Karris, P. Mielcarek, R. Xanders, $. Otto, D. Biddings, J. Kincaid, J. Kendall, J. Priest, P. Arney, M. Kaz J. Balog, E. Brown, A. Knight, K. Waddle, D. Vania, M. Rod- mer, C. Lula, N. Morgan, D. Harris, K. Perry, E. Figuero, R. riguez. Row 3, K. Dennison, L. Ortega, M. Cardenas, M. Pagurko, Krajewski. “O say can you see” was the herald of another football game to band members and the crowds during the 1967 football season. The band, under the direction of Mr. John Nelson, entertained an enthusiastic audience during half time. “Hail to purple and to white” inflamed school spirit at basketball games. The band’s many performances added flavor to Roosevelt High’s sports events. Orchestra sounds ranged in spirit from the somber to the boisterous. The orchestra displayed talent throughout the year in assemblies and public performances. Mr. Paul Post conducted ensembles toward awards in the regional and state contests. As a finale “Pomp and Cir- cumstance” resounded from the Roosevelt auditorium as the graduation ceremony signaled the beginning and end of the school year. The choral groups unite with the orchestra in closing the Christ- mas concert. Band: Row 1, P. Rudick, R. Cogan, R. Tinsley, V. Sytsma, J Duncan, J. Lilly, C. Toncheff, K. Fleischman, K. Dennison, D. Hartlerode, H. Jones, D. Ruzich, G. Mszar, L. Stephens. Row 2, Conway, L. Lewis, A. Anderson. Row 4, J. Chavez, D. Fuller, B. L. Ortega, R. Myers, C. Parker, P. Smith, J. White, V. Lewis, Tyner, D. Metros, R. Mielcarek, L. Misner, K. Hazley, B. Skrundz, M. Cardenas, J. Zemen, L. Lilly. Row 3, D. Cole, G. Gillis, M D. Walker, Mr. Nelson. Mr. Post guides the orchestra toward perfection. Mr. Nelson helps the band achieve excellence. Cheerleaders intensify RHS school spirit. Majorettes: Row 1, J. Mc Mahon, S. Haryasz, M. Mc Mahon, P. Repko. Row 2, R. Mc Mahon, M. Matson Cheerleaders, A-team: Row 1, B. Gonzales, C. Kaleta, K. Vereb. Cheerleaders, B-team: Row 1, T. Avington, L. Johnson. Row 2 Row 2, J. Kornas, G. Chovanec, S. Oliver R. Moore, B. Tinsley, A. Brown. Pom-pom girl’s: Front row, D. Gibbs, C Upshaw, D. Scott Column 2 Brown, S. Chovanec, K. Krupa, C D. Palp, S. Rogus, N. Galassi, E. “Let's have another Rider victory!” Brooks Tyner. Column Column , J lv Hylek. L. Duncan, M. Paul, A. Knight. Column 4, E. Fields, K. White P. Rudick, C. Paul, L. Pray The crowds at our football and basketball games roared their demand for a victory. The chanting cheer- leaders spurred school spirit into a fever pitch. The cheerleaders added to the enthusiasm at Rough Rider games. A cheering block was organized to aid the cheer- leaders in igniting our teams to ictory. The majorettes dazzled the crowds during half time intermissions. Rory McMahon inflamed the imaginations of the spectators with her fire baton performance. Rory made it look easy. She twirled the flaming baton so quickly that it appeared as if a ring of fire surrounded her. The pom-pom girls and the letter girls also added to the dimensions of RHS enthusiasm. Their intricate forma- tions together with unique hand movements sums up the spirit behind RHS sports. Letter girls: kneeling, D. Fijut, S. Davis, R. Johnson. Standing, J. Knapic, H. Bohusz, S. Hylek, C. Du Fon, R. Arcella, M. Kollar. Lettermen reflect qualities of a good athlete. Lettermen’s Club: Row 1, L. Marsh, M. Grant. Row 2, E. Feldman, C. Stupic, T. Simpson, L. Dowdell, R. Rossi, M. Julkes, A. Nicholas, C. Malek, C. Williams. Row 3, J. Kendall, J. Sapyta, M. Balash, D. Kane, J. Sar- necki, M. Dudek, T. Dingwall, S. Whisenant, K. Woods, G. Boudi, E. Stojkovich. Row 4, D. Sudac, J. Up- shaw, D. Zych, M. Dzieglowicz, D. Stojanovich, R. Bell, L. Johnson, C. Battle, W. Davis. Row 5, T. Ballentine, R. Bujwit, J. Barsich, H. Jarvis, J. Christiana, W. Boone, J. Sly, L. Richardson, I. Ortiz. —— Ww Girl’s Athletic Association: Row 1, S$. Otto, S. Upshaw, J. White. D.C.E.: E. Stiglitz, T. Czapla, R. McDougal, C. Farmer, R. Row 2, L. Stephens, B. Gonzales, P. Cobb, S. Hylek, S. Czapla, Moskalik. M. Sarnecki. Row 3, E. Brooks, C. Czapla, S. Breclaw, A. Knight, C. Scott, S. Bostic, R. Barnes. Row 4, A. Kendrick, A. Scott, L. Battle, K. White. Row 5, D. Scott, S. Walker, A. Harris, M Browder, G. Sims, G. Franklin. Technically minded students received an opportunity to get valuable job experience. The Diversified Coopera- tive Education program offered on-the-job training for high school students. Drafting, and machinist’s training were just a few of the offerings. Students enrolled in this program received partial course credit for their efforts. SPORTS TIME GOOQ) — cuests | QTR. Rosey ees =: DOWN {1 YARDS TO GO ; Scoreboard lights up Rider victory. SEASON RECORD Sandusky Hammond Tech a Ol Hammond Gavit oe Hammond High South Bend LaSalle Hammond Morton Whiting Hammond Clark E. C. Washington Northwest Conference Playoff 9 ) 9 2) 9 9 3 9 Ut G Ut WwW Ww 39 Valparaiso A tired, muddy, Kenny Woods catches his breath during N.W.1.C championship game. Riders fullback Larry Johnson throws a block for Bill Knox during N.W.LC. champ- ionship game. The 1967 Rough Rider football team has had an excit- ing and hard-hitting season. Under the coaching staff of Lukawski, Holzbach, and Carr, the team compiled an over-all record of eight wins and two loses. Through- out the season the Rider line was one any team would be proud of. Leroy Marsh, Mike Dudek, and Charlie Stupic, all in their second year as starters, led the blocking. To aid the running attack of the Riders surprise pass plays were used to keep the defensive teams off guard. George Boudi did a fine job throwing the ball to ends Mark Grant and Dwight Scott who each caught three touchdown passes. The Riders won the N.W.1.HLS. Championship by defeating Valpo. The game saw Kenny Woods tie a championship contest record by scoring 4 touchdowns. The season can be summed up best by a quote by Coach Lukawski, “They made a lot of sacrifices _ since August 15th to be exact .. . I'm very proud of them. Senior Quarterback, George Boudi, turns to elude a would be Senator tackler N.W.I.C. champs -- How sweet it is!!! . ; a gv 16's BB Layee) a7. ser a we ad i dads Pe Vv j ; ay ht a 4 4 Varsity—Sitting: D. Prewit (Mgr.), R. Bujwit, B. Murchek, J. Baran, G. George, J. Kendall, J. Makowicz, R. Balash, B. Florence, Costino, R. Hargett, L. Dowdell, A. Nicholas, K. Woods, G. R. Bell, M. Wendlinger, D. Huttle, T. Gaines, E. Paulsen, R. Boudi. Kneeling: M. Mezo, J. Yosai, D. Scott, T. Rucinski, L. Garza, B. Knox, D. Kaniuk, Coach Holzbach, Coach Lukawski: Johnson, D. Zych, J. Sarnecki, C. Stupic, M. Dudek, L. Marsh, Top Row: J. Christiana, D. Balka, T. Ballentine, G. Hargett, C . Comer, J. Verbish, M. Rolland, D. Walker B. Evans, E. Stojkovich, J. Barsich, $. Grkinich. Ist Row: Mr. Kras, F Bob Evans, no. 51, closes in on a LaSalle ball-carrier. Coach Chet Lukawski feels a tense moment. Dowdell, Nicholas, Stupic Coach Bill Holzbach gives instructions to quarterback George Boudi during annual Brown Derby game. take a stroll. Mrs. Jack Marsh wins roses at the Parents’ Night game. Mr. Nicholas wins football at the Parents’ Night game. Senior Blockbusters -- Senior Award Winners: Kenny Woods, Hammond Times All Star, Lake County All-Stars, Most Valuable Player; Leroy Marsh, Hammond Times All Star, Lake County All Star, Indiana All-State First Team; Mike Cream of the Crop! Dudek, Lake County All-Stars, Hammond Times All Stars; Mark Grant, Lake County All-Stars, Hammond Times All-Stars; George Boudi, Most Likely to Succeed Sam Whisenant, Best Attitude. Backs: Ken Woods, Carl Peterson, George Boudi, Len Dowdell, Andy Nicholas Tackles: Jeff Barsich, Leroy Marsh, Jamey Costino ( Place-kicker), Sam Whisenant Ends: John Sarnecki, Rick Hargett, Steve Grkinich, Mark Grant. Guards: Eric Stojkovich, Charley Stupic, Mike Dudek, Bob Evans B-Team Kneeling: D. Prewit (Megr.), G. George, E. Paulson, M. Balash, R. Bujwit, J. Yosia, B. Florence, W. Knox, J. Kendall, J. Makowicz, B. Kaniuk. Ist Row: R. Mezo, R. Bell, T. Rucinski, S. B-Team and Freshman Under the directions of Coach Carr, this year’s B- Team finished the season undefeated. Led by quarter- back Don Zych and fullback Ray B ujwit, the Riders played hard, rough football. The B-Teamers showed great promise for the future. These boys will make up the nucleus of the varsity next season. Rider fans have much confidence in the young, flashy talent coming up. Who knows—maybe another championship! Freshman First Row: C. Morris, E. Toth, W. France, T. Debold, D. Cole, D. Gorney, S. Toth, M. Grabas, J. Feldman, I. Hodge, A. Cook, T. Falgier, T. Settler, M. Schnell. Second Row: J. Marceniec, B. Pickering, R. Arcella, $. Wilder, B. Poer, J. Yack, B. McCann, J. Gondek, R. Draba, R. Hargett, M. Kertis, J. Bielak, R. Boudi, C. Battle, W. Boone, T. Ballentine, Top Row: G. Hargett, F. Comer, J. Verbish, D. Balka, G. Kras, M. Rolland, R. Modrowski, D. Walker, Mr. Baran, Coach Carr squad tackle success. The freshman football squad, under the direction of coaches Wietcha and H. Lukowski, produced an unde- feated football team. The young Riders carried out the winning tradition which R.H.S. is noted for. Under the tutelage of coaches Wietcha and Lukawski the freshmen were schooled in the basic fundamentals of football which plays an impor- tant part in the building of a championship team. These boys, as well as Rider football fans, can look forward to a bright and promising future. Giannopoulos, M. Kaniuk, Third Row: W. Vaughn, R. Grzych, C. Parker, J. Juarex, F. Sucheki, P. Rancifer, P. Paslour, D. Brand- ford, P. Starr, R. Miller, T. Mucha, S. Sowinski, G. Dollinar, D. Admas. Matmen send wrestler to state finals. gsivz, _sShvec , per Row 1: Larry Kibler, John Flores, Jeff Bailey, Isadore Ortiz, Joe Juarez. Row 2: Eddie Alfred, David Kaniuk, Tom Ding- wall, Greg Comer, Dale Huttle. Row 3; Darryl Janek (mgr.), Anthony Rodriquez (megr.), Bill Knox, Gus Bahramas, Leroy Marsh, Coach Edwin Wietcha WRESTLING SCORES With a seasonal record of 8 wins and 4 losses, the ‘ T.F. North matmen boasted an impressive list of individual perfor Hammond High mances. Besides the fruits of 4 yrs. of effort by Tom Whiting Dingwall, LeRoy Marsh and John Flores both turned 3 Horace Mann up a record of 11 wins and no losses and 1 tie, Other 2 Washington members with impressive records were William Knox 3: Lew Wallace and Greg Comer. The team placed 4th in the sectional j Hammond Clark and 3rd in the conference with 4 wins and 3 losses Hammond Gavit This being the first year as head coach for Edwin Hammond Tech Wietecha, he looks forward to an even better season LaPorte = 62 ow © UI UI Lo l 2 ] next vear when 7 of the starting 12 matmen will return. Morton Munster Tom Dingwall, a 138 lb. accomplished wrestler, brought recognition to the Roosevelt matmen. He was sectional champ, and he advanced to the regional. He finally went to the state meet where he placed a 4th. Whian mine rt Jim Bradley gets set for opening tip with Gary Mann Peiiti Fr ks 1234 er VISITORS Mt HOME | Tom Morris drives around a Berry during 58-44 Rider win Scoreboard lights up NO. 20. Casey (“Fireball”) Malek drives around Roy Salle of Gary Froebel Varsity—Kneeling: Frank Blinco (Mgr.), Coach Ray Walker, Jim Modrowski (Mgr.). Standiug: Casey Malek, Wayne Hackett, George Jackson, Lonnie Randolph, Matt Julkes, Jim Bradley, John i psu a ( Skrundz, Fred Gibbs, Randy Drlich, Tom Morris, Steve Spenser, ( reg ( ,eorge RIDERS FINISH SEASON RATED NO. 1 The “67-68” Riders did something that no other Rider team ever did. The Riders won twenty-one straight games and were rated the number | team in the state of Indiana at the end of the regular season. The Riders were a team built around seven players: Matt Julkes, Tom Morris, Randy Drlich, Jim Bradley, Lonnie Randolph, Casey Malek, and George Jackson. Fred Gibbs, John Skrundz, Greg George and Steve Spencer also provided the Riders with help. Matt Julkes, the team’s leading scorer and rebounder during the sea- son, was lost to the Riders for the last four games be- cause of a fractured foot. Two of the Riders twenty-one victories were down in Vincennes, Indiana, where the Riders defeated North Vernon and Vincennes for the Holiday Tournament. The season saw the Riders defeat cross-town rival Washington 59-55.in a game played in a jam-packed Rider gym. The Riders started a basketball fever in the school and city that had everyone talking about them. They were ridiculed for having a patsy schedule. They were a team that only went seven men deep and were called a team with a lack of height. The Riders, however, played teams that were much taller than they were and they still won. They won games with 3 starters out of the game because of fouls. The Riders played basketball games under many crowded conditions. They played Tolleston before an all Tolleston crowd with maybe 10 Rider fans there. The Riders went to Vincennes and played before 2 jam-packed Vincennes crowd and went on to win in Rider style. The “67-68” season saw the Riders set many school records. The Riders broke the school scoring record of 106 points by beating Highland 112-51. This season was the first time any Rider team had ever been ranked in the top ten, and also the first time a Rider team had been ranked in the number one spot. It was also the first time any Rider team has gone undefeated. The Riders entered the state tournament 20-0. Their first opponent was Andrean which the Riders crushed 79-57. They then advanced to the semi-finals and lost to the Senators 74-63. This loss ended the basketball season in which the Riders worked hard to earn the top spot. It was a season that our school and city will never be able to forget. Injured Matt Julkes shows con- cern as he watches Riders dur- ing close game with Hammond High which the Riders won 73-65. 112 point game highlights historic season. VARSITY RESULTS Mentone 5 ECR Whiting Highland 51 ECR Munster Lew Wallace 54 ECR Morton Logansport d ECR 5s Washington Tolleston : ECR 8: Tech T.F. North 4! ECR ) Gavit Hobart 5: ECR Clark Froebal 4! ECR : Hammond High Elkart 5 ECR d Horace Mann XMAS TOURNEY SECTIONALS Vernon ECR Andrean Vincennes ECR Washington = — Jim Bradley and Matt Julkes battle for ball against Washington. ' 2 kotha? Lon Randolph gets set to drive as Casey Malek looks on. Fred Gibbs (No. 40) knocks Senator's Wayne Williams off-balance during sectional battle. Coach Ray Walker discusses an official’s call during a Rider game. Jim Bradley scores against Gavit as Drlich (No. 50) and Jackson look on. B-Team chalks up twenty victories. This year’s B-Team under the coaching of Bill Holz- B-TEAM RESULTS bach completed a 20-2 season. During the season the 5 Mentone B-Team won two tournaments, the Valpo and Hammond Highland tournament. Jim Rossi, Napolean Bradford, and Greg x Wallace George were outstanding players for coach Holzbach 5 Longansport during the season. The B-Team defeated our cross- 46 Tolleston town rival E.C. Washington in a close-played game. Some 4 T.F. North of the B-Team players will be out next season to fill the 56 Hobart shoes of such players as Julkes, Morris, Drlich, Randolph, 46 Froebel and Jackson. 4 Elkart Whiting Munster Morton Washington Tech Gavit Clark H. High Sitting Row 1: J. James, C. Lindsay, K. Woods, C. Peterson, C. Stupic, M. Julkes, J. Sanchez, N. Broader, R. Bell. Kneel- ing Row 2: D. Walker, G. Boudi, J. Upshaw, P. Wilder, W. Upshaw, L. Marsh, R. Hargett, G. Hargett, J Sly. Row 3: D. Ortiz, J. Christiana, J. Bishop, S$. Girkinich, L. Richardson, G. George, W. Davis, T. Cooper, W. Boone, D. Kaniuk. Standing Row 4: Coach Matthew Carr, Coach Edwin Wietcha, L. Oliver, A. Nicholas, G, Bahramis, W. Frittling, T. Fields, H. Marks, B. Torres, K. Perry, G. Kraus, E. Paulson. McDougal and Woods set pace for runners. The track team placed 8th in competition with 16 con- ference teams. Kenny Woods set a school record for the 100yd. dash which qualified him for the state meet. The 880 relay team, consisting of Kenny Woods, Calvin Lindsay, Ricky Hargett, and Carl Peterson, placed first in the sectionals as well as setting a new school record. Keep those legs moving was the only sound the cross country runners heard as they ground up 11 wins and 9 losses. With Rickey McDougal leading the way, the run- ners showed what they could accomplish despite the loss of many lettermen the year before. They placed 10th in the sectionals and 6th in the Tri-City meet. On your mark, get set, gol Row 1: J. Sanchez, L. Richardson, R. Heredia, C. Rodriquez, E. Santos, R. Stack, R. Crawford, D. Ortiz, C. Potter. Row 2: M. Muligan, H. Marks, C. Williams, T. Dingwall, D. Svabik, B. Tyner, R. Borowiec, T. Simpson, J. Flores, Coach John Todd. Row 3: Mgr. R. Rossi, W. Davis, W. Cook, J. Johnson, J. Upshaw, R. McDougal, R. McDougal, I. Jones, J. Sly. In 1967 the Rough Riders proved their ability to win. After a 2-15 season in 1966, the Riders came back to finish the 1967 season with 13 wins and 7 losses. The Riders started off the season winning their firs? six games; however, they went into a tail spin and lost their next four conference games. This !osing streak didn’t faze the Riders because they went on to win eight straight games. The highlights of the season were the traditional Roose- velt-Washington games. The Riders beat the Senators the first time, but the Senators knocked the Riders out of a share of the Conference Championship on the last day of the season by a game score of 3-1. Solid pitching provided by Tom Morris, Bob Zawacki, and Jeff Barsich was the secret of the Rider’s success. John Saypta, Len Dowdell, and Mark Grant were the outstanding hitters for the Riders. Casey Malek, Ray Bujwit, and Mike Dudek played sound defense all season. Coaches Dudek and Rivich were proud of the 1967 Rough Riders. Riders boast 2nd in conference. 1967 Varsity, Sitting: Ernie Sulski (Mgr.), Hank Jarvis (Megr.). Kneeling: Donny Kane, Bob Zawacki, Casey Malek, Len Dow- dell, Bill Knox, Greg Comer, John Saypta, Mark Grant, Ray Casey at the bat: Casey Malek shows his form against Hammond John Saypta rounds third base on his way to a Rider run. Bujwit, Rich Reczek. Top Row: Dushan Stajanovich, Tomm Mor- ris, Mark Wendlinger, Jeff Barsich, Mike Dudek, Jim Toth, Ray Liskey, Don Zych, Jim Upshaw, Coach Ed Dudek. Coaches Joe Rivich (B-Team ) and Ed Dudek ( Varsity ) Team finishes 13-7. B-Team, Kneeling: B. Florence, J. Modrowski, B. Knox, J. Nemeth, T. Sinder, J. Kendell. Top Row: J. Verbish, J. Murillo, SEASON RECORD ECR ECR ECR ECR ECR ECR ECR ECR ECR ECR ECR ECR ECR ECR ECR ECR ECR ECR wNowrp ®d w Munster Calumet Whiting Hammond Morton Hammond Tech Hammond Clark Hammond Gavit Hammond High E.C, Washington Whiting Hammond Morton Hammond Tech Hammond Clark Hammond High Michigan City Horace Mann Hammond Gavit E.C. Washington SECTIONALS ECR ECR Gary Edison Highland Bill Knox scores against Hammond High. D. Stajanovich, M..WendLinger, T. DeAngleo, Coach Joe Rivich. _— Do wo WwW Ww UU e bb +l SAID e WS © = © Rucinski, B. Modrowski, R. George kills the ball. Tennis and golf gain popularity Lindy awaits the serve The tennis team began baking on the courts, intent on improving their backhand, two weeks before school began. With returning lettermen Ken Svitko, Charles Farley, and Ed Nemeth the Riders completed a record of 4 wins and 6 losses. The tennis team consisted of Ken Svitko, Charles Farley, Ed Nemeth, Travis Breston, Bob Kubiszewski, Ed Feldmen, Lindy Misner, and George Karpinec. Coach Tom Sfura welcomed a squad of returning golfers from last year as well as a few promising new- comers. Standouts for the Riders were Randy Drlich and Dennis Sudac. The Riders counted heavily on the experi- ence of these two as they went on to meet their op- ponents. Three “Pro's” wait it out. Row 1: Jamey Costino, Marty Dzeiglowicz, John Yosai, Tom Daronatsy, Michael Kanz. Row 2: Coach Tom Sfura, David Grabski, Tom Ginay, Roman Draba, Tom Rubesha, Jim Vasil ek. FACULTY Superintendent—Ernest R. Miller Consultant—Dan Simon Administrators demanded quality education Board of School Trustees: Dr. Frank J. Wadas, Vice Pres.; Mrs. dore Nunez, Secretary. Robbie Hinton, Pres.; Charles C. Thornburg; Fred Ferrini; Salva- Directors: Peter Rucinski, Director of Physical Education; John Ginay, Past Assistant Director; Dr. Robert Krajewski, Director of Special Services; Thomas McKenna, Director of Curriculum; Jerry Barbar, Director of Finances and Facilities; Not pictured: Joseph Cress, Assistant Guidance Director. f ( re] Supervisors: Back row—Jensen Watts, Art Supervisor; Alex Sov- Education. Front row—Clifford Freiberger, Supervisor of En- erly, Supervisor, Audio-Visual Instruction; William Giannopoulos, glish:; Helen Umbarger, Supervisor of Elementary Grades; Mary Mathematics Supervisor; Carl Johnson, Science Supervisor; Sam Sufana, Business Education Supervisor; T. Oscarena Lonnquist, Law, Music Supervisor; Joe Babas, Vocation Coordinator; John Supervisor of Nurses; Marvin Kincaid, Supervisor of Vocational Fox, Supervisor of Social Studies and Coordinator of Distributive Instruction. N for East Chicago youth principal Edward J. Baa The responsibility for the education of East Chicago's youth rested upon administrators, teachers, and citizens alike. The chief administrator was Mr. Ernest R. Miller, alumnus of Washington High School, who belonged also to Roosevelt where he was once a teacher and foot-ball coach. Aiding him in his task of planning far-reaching policies were his assitant, Mr. John Patrick and his con- sultant, Mr. Dan Simon. Meetings and tireless investiga- tions of such school questions as over-crowding and government resources for purchasing curriculum mate- rials fell to the directors and supervisors. The Board of Education kept alert to all policy and procedures directly affecting East Chicago school children. One of the most demanding positions within the com- plex school organization was that of principal. Mr. Ed- ward Baran, in his second year as Roosevelt’s chief execu- tive, kept alert to the particular problems at Roosevelt as well as those involving the entire system. Our principal heads for a meeting. Mr. K. and Mr. Kincaid puzzle over room for exploding RHS kids. RHS offices moved with spirit and industry The click of the typewriter and the ring of the phone provided background music for Mr. Eugene Kuklinski, vice principal, as he scheduled some 1750 students into classes. Even with help from the I.B.M. machine, this proved to be a monumental task. Ellen Sullivan pours for Mr. Baran, Mr. Marsh, Mr. Hreha, and Mr. Maury at luncheon given by home economics girls. _ Miss Agnes Winters, dean of girls, and Mr. Norman Comer, dean of boys kept their school calendars filled with student and parent activities. Each demonstrated faithfully his belief in honest relationships and fair treat- ment to all RHS students. . — — Mr. Norman Comer, assistant principal problem Miss Agnes K. Winters, dean of girls, pauses to reflect during a busy school day. At buffet luncheon Miss Winters, Miss Chestnut, and Miss Rodda help themselves Leroy Marsh plays Santa at annual Girl Counselor's Tea. Art discovered beauty The art department filled the halls with posters bear- ing assorted messages. The Education Week poster con- test stimulated interest in academics for students and parents alike. Holiday posters and displays added warmth and beauty to RHS halls. Miss Sato worked hard on publicity to inform and encourage students to buy their tickets for the annual talent show. A nativity scene brightens the halls. Front row: Miss Gilberta Marsh, Miss Riyo Sato; Back row: Willie Jackson, Edward Saksa. Chairman: Miss Gilberta Marsh. Barbara Bohusz and Magdalena Rodriguez are artists of today. Mr. Saksa shows Linda Davis how it’s done. Walter Kelly, Mrs. Wilsetta Mitchell; Not Pictured: Miss Valerie Klus, Michael Hreha. Chairman: Miss Valerie Klus Miss Klus never forgets “timed writings.” Richard Reczek “pecks” in tune. Business expanded A career in business appeared to be the ambition of the many students who crowded into the over-flowing business classes headed by Miss Klus. The new depart- mental chairman, Miss Valerie Klus, exclaimed over the 400% increase in students requesting shorthand. All waited breathlessly for more space in the new wing while preparations continued toward guiding students into the business world. Darlene King and Vivian Blanding “sweat” in machine “cal”. SS — — ae L ie. .. ” Senior girls sew their last outfits at RHS. Seated: Miss Ruth Nassau, Mrs. Alberta Harmon; Standing: Mrs. Marjanna Erwin, Mrs. Barbara White. Chairman: Miss Ruth Nassau. Pouring is a “drip” for Georgia Sims. Home economics developed household skills From apron to formal, from cereal to steak-this was the familiar route followed by those graduating girls who had specialized in home economics. While junior high sewing classes were experiencing the prick of the pin, the advanced classes began designing their own patterns. In cooking classes the younger girls baked cookies and invited the faculty to tea while the more mature planned and prepared a holiday banquet. The act of doing gave RHS girls the experience necessary for healthy confidence in their ability to become proficient homemakers-whether in the kitchen, at home, or as a professional. I d : 1 A t h d Behind most successful projects lay a plan. Such was n ustria r S- an S the emphasis in the shop classes. In blue print reading boys prepared realistically for professional shop work A - through a balance of theory and practice in creations and I | i in ds instructed of individual projects. In an age of many technological in- novations students learned about the properties and processing of many new materials. Seated: Joseph Seale, Glenn Pitten- ger, Donald Brentlinger; Standing: Louis Olah, Robert Clark, John Do- bak. Chairman: John Dobak. Emeilio Rodriguez shapes wood for project. Ronald Grozych and James Crispi “tug” in shop class. Language arts widened communication skills To communicate is increasingly difficult in our nation as well as in our world. Mrs. Parker, a new teacher in the language arts department at RHS, and her class created their own “hipptionary.” Hip language and standard English were compared and analyzed with reference to actual daily use. To communicate requires the ability to read as well as to write and speak. This year Miss Lowry pioneered a program to improve the reading skills of interested students on a volunteer basis. Miss Bettye Parker, Miss Dianne Sarkotich, William Fellmy. Not pictured: Mrs. Beatrice Dawes, Gregory Bolden, and Mrs. Eileen Palucki. Chairman: Miss Grace Nesbit. Mr. Sidor listens as Roberta Grkinich speaks. Mrs. Carpenter is always smiling. Miss Lowry instructs Ed Kowalski. Listening is learning in language lab. Seated: Miss Corienne Lowry, Mrs. Frances Taylor; Standing: Arthur Pogosoff, Robert Hupke, John Rodriguez. Not pictured: Mrs. Fellmy, Miss Grace Nesbit, Mrs. Evelyn Carpenter. Math made numbers functional and fun 4 new approach to fractions suddenly shed light on one of the most mysterious aspects of the number world. Students beamed over A and B papers returned by Mrs. Estell to her experimental class. The new method of teaching fractions was devised in part by Mrs. Estell, and a book about this will be published by her in conjunction with its other authors sometime in the near future. Else- where, the math department taught the methods and formulas traditional to a mathematical background. For some students figuring out their income tax and_ the grocery bill will be easier because of practical problem solving learned in general math. Others will be ready to tackle the more theoretical and abstract problems of a complicated but fascinating subject Seated: Dwight Cochran, Mrs. LuAda Estell, Mrs. Mary Cook, James Casey; Standing: Dominic Mikutis, James Quasney, Henry Eatman, John Ginay. Chairman: James Casey Math 8 student tells Mr. Casey a few facts. John Nelson, Miss Doris Nelson, Mrs. Evangeline Grove, Mrs Huel Gwin, Paul Post. Chairman: Mrs. Evangeline Grove Music filled the air In a gigantic crescendo the full orchestra and com- bined choral groups brought a hushed audience to its feet at the annual Christmas program. It was only one in a series of splendid achievements for the music depart- ment this year. Many invitations to sing at local club meetings kept the various ensemble groups active all year. The annual music contests rounded out an active year for RHS musicians. Mr. Post conducts Handel’s “Messiah.” Linda Leshiewski fingers a note Seated: Mrs. Anne Shea, Mrs. June Moore, Miss Margaret Rodda; Stand- ing: Ray Walker, William Holzbach, Edwin Wietecha. Not pictured: Mrs. Ruth Leonard, Thomas Sfura, Mathew Carr, Chester Lukawski, Edward Du- dek, Mrs. Grace Sheheen. Chairman: Ray Walker. Physical education built healthy bodies “Down and back and forward up ... and down and Bounce-1l, 2, 3; bounce-1, 2, 3; bounce-1, 2, 3; bounce-l, 2 Toe, heel, toe, kick! toe, heel, toe, kick! toe, heel Down ... 23, 4; stretch... 2,3, 4; down ...2. 3, 4; stretch Climb rope, run stairs, push-up, chin-up, run in” The rhythm droned, on and on, in the gym, on the stairs, out of doors. The physical education department firmed bodies and steeled wills to succeed. Jim Bradley and Coach Walker discuss strategy. Coach Carr takes “time-out.” Is Mr. Marsh spreading coffee beans? ! Science sought keys , Seated: Mrs. Janice Konkoly, Terzo Amidei; Standing: Dennis Kucinski, William Bork, Norman Marsh. Not pictured: Thomas Krieger, Edwin Wietecha. Chairman: Terzo Amidei. to unlock secret life The living world-there to be discovered through science. A profusion of unfamiliar vocabulary engulfed each class as the study of protozoa, oxidizing agents, velocity and speed, centrifugal force, and Pascal's prin- ciple got under way. Through demonstrations, lectures, discussions, and reading a gradual understanding began to dawn upon befuddled students. The film, “A World Is Born,” aroused great enthusiasm in Mr. Bork’s class. Is it a “chem” lab or “mess hall?” Eighth graders question science. Social science spoke for humanity to man The complexity of establishing and maintaining just social order has remained throughout history one of man’s most perplexing problems. The social science department tackled this problem through the study of the past-its successes and failures. “We the people of the United States, in order to form a more perfect union . . .” Stu- dents explored the imperfections of this and arrived at various solutions while remembering the idealism upon which our nation was founded. In civics, Mrs. Johnson’s students involved themselves in individual projects which they presented to the class. a Miss Sullivan and her students explore our history Seated: Frank Kopanda, George Torhan, Richard Neely; Standing Leonard Carlson, Steven Toth, Joseph Mastey. Not pictured: Nick Ranich, Mrs. Mertha Johnson, Miss Mary Sullivan, Walter Gibson Chairman: George Torhan, Mr. Ranich aids John Sessa in government class Library waits eagerly Gleefully, the librarians listened to the construction workers outside their windows. New windows were i Saas - planted into a huge cavity of the new wing. Mrs. Hoep- Co OU aa a pner and Miss Theil imagined the cavity filled with oy shelves of books and new study desks, study carrols, the listening center and the microfilm reader. The spacious new library will include an extensive professional library. Mrs. Evelyn Hoeppner, Miss Caroline Theil. Otilia Rodriguez trims a tree for the library. Ungraded assists RHS Mr. Gibson makes use of our library. creating an artistic and informative display on arts and Mr. Gibson’s class participated actively in the cele- bration of Education Week this year. They excelled in crafts. This display appeared in the show-case across from the library during Education Week. In keeping with tradition, teachers received name tags designed and as- sembled by Mr. Gibson’s students for this special week. George Williams poses before Education Week display. Clarence Walker, Miss Marguerite Chestnut, Jo- seph Komara. Not pic- tured: Paul Barkal, Clar- ence Maury Counselors “What should I take?” This is the question which the five RHS counselors helped students to determine. In individual consultations the counselor probed each stu- dent as to his ambitions and talents before planning his course of study during his six years at Roosevelt. In addi- tion, personal problems involving parents and teachers were worked through. Miss Chestnut worked out a pro- gram for eighth graders involving study methods. Mrs. Irene Saksa Miss Helen Samborski and Miss Erma Saltes Clerks always worked Mrs. Benedicta Skrundz STUDENTS NICK ADICH EDDIE ALFRED RALAINE ARCELLA SHARON KAY ARNOLD RUBIE LOUISE AVERETT TANYA RENEE AVINGTON HENRY AUSTIN RICHARD BACHAN DAN BALICH MITCHELL BARAN JEFFREY BARSICH BETTIE BATES “Ts it worth the tear, is it worth the hour to think of things that are well out-worn...” We choose it, win or lose it, school will never be quite the same. We loved you, now we've lost you, we will always remember the days From the first sock-hop to the Senior Prom, our class has stuck together as a team pulling together in study groups, library excursions, decorating committees and locker gossip sessions. In our halls battles have been fought, tears have fallen and side-splitting laughter has been heard. This year under the leadership of Gayle Chovanec the senior class entered the homecoming parade with “Lets Add Another Victory” and won Is t place. Student government was lead by Bob Kubiszewski who earned an appointment to West Point. There's something new and it’s waiting for you soon your heart will be leaving it behind. Remember for a while and then go with a smile, all the tears in the Sr. Class Officers-Gayle Chovanec, Pres; Anne Brown, Vice Pres: world won't bring back our RHS days. Sharon Kras, Sec; Mary Michalak, Bus. Mer. STEPHEN BERGNER DARDANELLA BIDDINGS LOWERY JOE BISHOP JAMES BIZIK VIVIAN JOYCE BLANDING FRANK BLINCO LINDA BOHACIK MICHAEL BOKORI DELORES BOROWIEC CURTIS BOYD GEORGE BOUDI PATRICIA BOWMAN NORMAN BROADER BILL BROWN CONRAD BROWN ANNE BROWN RANDY CANO GAYLE CHOVANEC RUBY DIANE COBB RANDY COLWELL GREGORY COMER JO ANNE CONWELL JAMES COSTINO TERRENCE CZAPLA WANDA CAROL DANIEL LINDA DAVIS TASHIMA DAVIS WILLIE DAVIS PEDRO DE JESUS CHARLES DE LAS CASAS KATHLEEN DENNISON THOMAS DINGWALL ROBERT DOLLINAR LENNARD DOWDELL RANDY DRLICH MICHAEL DUDEK LUCY DUNHAM MARTIN DZIEGLOWICZ ROBERT EVANS CHARLES EDWARD FARLEY JR. CECIL R. FARMER EDWARD HOWARD FELDMAN EULA MARIE FIELDS DIANNE LYNNE FIJUT CYNTHIA ANN FLORENCE RUBEN FONTANES MARGIE GADDY CHERYL ELAINE GAINES NANCY ELLEN GALASSI JUSTIEEN GARY CAROL JEAN GASPERSON WILLIAM GAWALEK SANDY GIANNOPOULOS DOROTHY ANNETTE GIBBS JOHN GILLIS RVIS GILMORE GLORIA GIVENS STEVE GLOVER BERTHA GORDON MARK GRANT Anne Brown and escort Thom Dingwall gaze at fire baton performance by Rory McMahon dur- ing half-time homecoming ceremonies. The splendor of the oriental prom recalls memories of spring romance for Jamie Richards and Leroy Marsh. RICHARD WAYNE GRANT STEVE GRKINICH SANDRA FAYE HARDY RICKEY HARGETT YVONNE HARRIS TIMOTHY HASKINS CONNIE EFATFIELD GLORIA HEREDIA RUBEN HEREDIA JERRY LYNN HILLIARD REGGIE HINTON MONICA HULITAY BARBARA JEAN HYLEK CLAUDETTE JACKSON HANK JARVIS CARRIE ANN JANSKY DORIS JELKS DOROTHY JELKS ROGER JUAREZ MATTHEW JULKES JOYCE JUSTICE CAROLE ANN KACKOS CHARLENE KALETA MARIANNE KATIC FREDERICK KENZIE JOSEPH KINCAID DARLENE KING HENRY KNAPIK EDWARD KOWALSKI JACQUELINE KORNAS KATHERINE MAY KOZA RANDY KRAJEWSKI RICHARD KRZEKOTOWSKI SHARON KRAS ROBERT KUBISZEWSKI JERRY KUTER DONALD LARSON TIMOTHY LAYER REGINA LEONARD VERONICA LEWIS , f MARIANNE LILLY CHARLENE LINDSAY JOE LOVELACE GREGORY SAMUEL LULA KAREN MACAK CATHERINE MACKIEWICZ JOANN MAKAROWSKI]I CASEY MALEK FLOZELL MANLEY JASPER MALONE JANICE MARCINEK LEROY MARSH MARY ANN MATSON SHIRLEY MATUSIK DANNY MCARDLE JOHN MCDONALD RICKEY MC DOUGAL ROYETTA MCMAHON CECILIA MICHALAK MARY MICHALIK RONALD MILAN JAMES MISIUKIEWICZ CALLY MITCHELL PHYLLIS MOBLEY THOMAS LEE MORRIS RICHARD MOSKALICK ANN MSHAR GREG MSHAR VICTOR MSZAR EDWARD NEMETH DAVID NEWCOM RAMONA NIAVES ANDREW NICHOLAS GUSTAVOS NILSSON ARLENE NOVAK EILEEN NOVAK Bonita Tinsley reflects the happy expression of all seniors going to morn- ing advisory in the audi torium. Sr. girls sit in new wing as construction work act ¢ chairs SHERYL ANN OLIVER WILLIAM O’NEAL LUZ MARIE ORTEGA ISIDORE ORTIZ THEODIS PACE ALLEN PAGANELLI LINDA PAGANELLI THOMAS PASKO BRENDA PAUL EVELYN PEPKOWSKI NADINE PERRY DAVID PETERS — Our salutatorian, Eddie Feldman, searches for new sources in bookland. Terri Roark is honored as valedictorian and DAR regional winner. CARL PETERSON FREDERICK PETERSON JENNIFER PETERSON DOYLE PHILLIPS KENNETH PONDO DELLA MAE POWELL LESTINE PAMELA PRAY DARRYL RANCIFER LONNIE RANDOLPH STEVE RANDOLPH RICHARD RECZEK BRENDA REDFORD JAMIE RICHARDS TERESA ROARK KAREN ROBERSON MARY RODGERS HENRY RODRIGUEZ LAZARO RODRIGUEZ NOEMI RODRIGUEZ OTILIA RODRIGUEZ ROSEANNE RODRIGUEZ JACKI LYNN ROMESBURG ROBERT ROSSI MARGARITA SALINAS JOHN SAPYTA JOHN SARNECKI JOHN SESSA LARRY SIDOR TIMOTHY SIMPSON WILMA SKELTON BARBARA DONA SMITH GLORIA MARIE SMITH MARY LEE SMITH CONRAD SOBAL ARLENE SOWINSKI KIRKSTON SPANN STEPHEN SPENCER VICTORIA SUE STEFFAN DONNA STEPHENS EDWARD STIGLITZ ERIC STOJKOVICH CHARLES STUPIC ELLEN SULLIVAN ERNEST SULSKI KENNETH SVITKO JAMES SZALA MARGARET SZARKOWICZ DALE SZYNDROWSKI BERNICE TARVER OLIVIA TAYLOR BONITA LYNN TINSLEY TIMOTHY TONCHEFF CATHERINE TRUMAN KATHLEEN TYLER CORA LEE TYNER ARNOLD UPSHAW JERRY UPSHAW WAYMON UPSHAW MARK URBANSKI ROBERT VILLA The stride of Kenny Woods typifies senior am- bitions for reaching for the stars DAVID WADDLE MARCIA WADDLE SHARON WALKER PATRICIA WARNER LYDIA WATKINS TAYLOR WELLON SAMUEL WHISENANT GAYLE WHITE CHARLES WILLIAMS DEBORAH WILLIAMS JEAN WILLIAMS YVONNE WILLIAMS MARIAN WINTCZAK KENNETH WOODS GLORIA JEAN WRIGHT Gloria O’Neal died October 29, 1967. The Junior Class, although it was the smallest class at RHS, had very big plans. They started the year by work- ing steadily on their Homecoming float. The theme was, “Top Those Lions”. There was a long wait for the arrival of class rings featuring an oval stone with no embellishment. With the help of their sponsor, Mr. Kucinski, the ju- niors worked to plan for the 1968 prom which would be a “last” for the seniors and a “first” for the juniors. More than anything else, the juniors looked forward into their Senior Year at RHS. Jr. Class Officers—George Karpinec, treas; Stevie Bielat, Shiela King, vice pres; Mary Jane Duncan, sec Jr. Class will be the first seniors in the new wing. Pat Arney Daniel Baez Gus Bahramis Mike Balash Janice Balog Cyndi Banister Anderson Bell Richard Bell Steven Bielak Douglas Bill Linda B lount Ray Borowiec Barbra Bohusz Willie Boone Robert Boudi Maxine Box Joan Brainer Cordell Broaders Ray Bujwit Paul Burrell Johnny Burts Tyree Cooper Nancy Cogan Jim Christiana Pam Cirrincione Kevin Clark Carver Cossey Cathy Creviston Frank Chruby John Dabrowa Charles Davis Shirley Dix Cathy DuFon Mary Duncan David Edmond Terry Farley John Flores Sonya Franklin Linda Fugett Carol Furman JUNIORS Bernadette Gadzala David Gajda Tom Ginay Pamela Glowacki Alfredo Gonzazez Eleanor Goralezyk Brenda Griffin Gloria Guzman Milton Hadt Gerald Hargett Donna Harris Jack Hartlerode John Kendall Glenda Henderson Jeanette Hinton Charles Hohas Jim Horvath Tommy Hunter Dale Huttle George Jackson Claudia Jakubowicz Robert Janicki David Jaros Linda Jefferson Lawrence Johnson Linda Johnson Mary Juarez Don Kane Dave Kaniuk Alice Kapera Barbra Karasinski George Karpinec Lucy Katz Mary Kazmer Pamela Kelemen Thomas Kellet Judy Kocal Marsha Kolodizig Janet Leigh Sheila Lucas Pat Marcinec Randall McDougal Ray Mielcarek Lindy Misner Frederick Mitchell James Modrowski Nancy Morgan Lola Morris Phyllis Morrison Robert Murchek John Murillo Charles Nolan Brenda Norwood Charlotte Novak Don Ortiz Robert Paz Ed Paulson Gail Peterson Robert Poer William Powell Ronnie Prestamer John Priest Lewis Richardson Michael Rohrman Mike Rolland Edwin Rosado Tom Rubesha Radoica Rutovic Juan Sanchez Robert Schultz Joyce Shuback Carol Simoson Edna Sims Tom Sinder John Skrundz Jake Sly Charlotte Smith Winona Smith Stanley Soy Mike Stiglitz Dushan Stojanovich Dennis Sudac Robert Sytsma Mark Szcepanski Margi Szymanski Dennis Szcygiel Theodore Thornton Carol Torres Wiley Truttling Jaci Ulm Jennifer Upshaw Maria Villarreal Alma Washington Jack Weinberg Veronica White Phillip Wilder George Williams lim Wilson Larry Withrow Pat Yack Don Zych Philip Zych Jake Sly helps classmate Randy McDougal. Barbara Bohusz expresses unusual talent for talent show. Sock it to us sophomores!! This year’s sophomore class really got in the swing of things. They started off the summer by raising money they earned and immediately started making plans for their class float entry for the Homecoming Parade. Their effort was tremendous in putting together “Beat Em to the Punch.” The class deserves much praise. The sophomores were represented in all phases of R.H.S. life by being involved in all activities. Soon they will become the backbone of our student body, varsity squad, and honor society. The class has made a name for itself. Sandy Hylek Chris Czapla Secretary President Mr. Quasney-Sponsor Marlene Sarnecki Debbie Bishop Treasurer Vice-President John Armstrong Cytheria Artis ° Philip Ashby Sandra Ashenbaugh James Averett Tony Avington Isabel Baez Dan Balka Terry Ballentine Theresa Barnes Taffy Basaldua Ernest Bass Dianne Beavers Johnny Bell Charles Bennett Debbie Bishop Rose Blanding Barbara Boone Sharon Bostic __ Napoleon Bradford James Bradley Sue Breclaw Eva Brooks Anna Brown Elizabeth Brown Robert Cambell Wayne Cambell Javier Chavez Helen Chodecki Thomas Chules Patti Cobb Hilda Cole Carolyne Colglazier Fred Comer Darlene Conway Janet Cook Willie Cook Carla Crawford Tim Crawford Jim Crispi Chris Czapla Anna Dabrowa Ray D’Angelo Richard Darnel Tom Daronatsy Jane Dean Delores Denard Howard Dix SOPHOMORES Kim Dingwall Erma Donner ° Helen Donner Nancy Drlich Joseph DuFon Juditha Essary Tommy Fields Edward Figuroa Byron Florence Audley Fogleman Terri Fountain Bruce Fritzsche Sharon Gaddy Thomas Gaines Henry Garcia Cavanaugh Gary Bill Garza Richard Garza Gregory George Charlis B. Gibbs Gregory Gillis Ezequiel Golves Bette Gonzales Yolanda Gonzales David Grabski Angela Grkinich Roberta Grkinich Freda Hackett Dorothy Hardaway Sharon Haryasz Rick Hegg Irma Heredia Aneta Herrera Juanita Holland Marquita Holland Don Huttle Sandy Hylek Irma Jackson Luther Jackson Jim Jakubowicz James Johnson Don Jones William Joyce June Junikan Doria Junkison Mike Kanz George Karalis Mike Kawecki Albertha Kendrick Francis Kibler Anita Knight William Knox Dolores Koeba Peter Kogionis Charles Kollar Ronald Kowalski Ursula Kral Greg Kras Eddie LaMar Margaret Lankin Edward Lawson Susie Lewis Linda Lilly Cynthia Lula Connie Lunsford Jack Macek John Mackoirz Sharon Manley Henry Marks Olga Martinez Joellen McMahon SOPHOMORES Moroia McMahon Debbie McNab Randy Mezo Clay Misner Keith Mobley Marla Mobley . Bob Modrowski 3 = Howard Moore Rocharda Moore Vincent Morgan Charlotte Morris Myron Morris Melinda Morrison Cheryl Morton Tom Moskalick Gregor Mszar Robert Myers Joe Nemeth Tamara Nissaw Wyne Nowak Lourdes Ortega Efrain Ortiz Oscar Ortiz Sharon Otto Cheryle Paul Mike Paulson Shirley Payton William Pells Janette Peterson Thelma Peterson Victoria Petrovic Greg Phillips John Phillips Darlene Plesniak Gloria Polich Richard Pomperger Kathy Pondo Patty Pondo Danette Popa Janice Powell Shirley Powell Dennis Prewitt Jorge Quiles Thomas Raines Lynn Rentner Clenton Rias Frankie Rias Paul Rivers Brenda Robinson Clarence Rodgers Cynthia Rodriguez Danny Rodriguez Emeilio Rodriguez Magdalena Rodriguez Maria Rodriguez Landers Rogers Tony Rohrman Gwen Rollings Jackie Rollings Pete Rosenski James Rossi tae Rubesha Tony Rucinski Roberta Rudivich Santos Salinas Tony Samadzich Gloria Sanchez Tim Sapyta Marlene Sarnecki Robert Schultz Charlene Scott Delphine Scott Debbie Setler Fred Shuback Lucius Sims Sonny Sitko Pauline Sladich Debbie Smith Robert Smith Maryellen Spilewski James Stempf Linda Stephens William Sturdivant Karen Suetlik Patricia Sulski Andrew Tarr Rebecca Tellado Henry Thomas Nick Toparcean William Torres Benito Torrez Cheryl Upshaw Doris Varner Paul Varner James Vasalik Benito Vasquz Henry Ventura John Verbish Karen Waddle Evelyn Wagner Cathy Walker Eugenia Walker Iris Ward Brown Derby lightens loss Dance Robert Warner Jeannie Wash MacArthur Washington Ronald Weir Mark Wendlinger Joyce White Cynthia Williams Yvonne Williams Barbara Wintczak Jim Woermbke Ruth Xanders David Yerga John Yosai Michael Young Allen Zawada Zygmunt Zdonek Gregory Zivich Alan Zowada James Bradley roots under cover Pte -£ M — = � 1% out for the frosh! The freshmen class exudes energy and initiative. A summer cake bake supplied them with funds to carry out a well-planned float. The summer officers who organized the action, with the help of Miss Chestnut, were presi- dent—Patti Holland, vice-pres. Travis Preston, secretary Sandy Chovanec, and treasurer—Heddie Bohusz. A new election of permanent officers under the sponsorship of Mr. Clark took place in the fall. The class then launched a candy sale to raise funds for a class dance. Top to bottom: David Ruzich, president; Val Brown, vice-pres; Nancy Jayjack, sec; Heddie Bohusz, treas Chris Adams Dwain Adams George Agelopoulos Dave Allen Karen Allen Patricia Allen Marinela Almeda Audrey Anderson Bob Anderson Gregory Anderson Nancy Anderson Ray Arcella Robert Babinesak Jeff Bailey Joseph Bala Robbie Barnes Greg Barsic Pete Bastasich Larry Bates Lillie Battle Greg Bembenista Jorge Benevante Janice Blanding Debbie Blinco Pat Bohacik Hedwig Bohusz Henry Bojda Susanne Bolock Becky Bonda Daryl] Bradford Arthur Brannon Cullen Brooks Jeanne Brooks Judy Brooks Vikki Brooks Mary Browder Valerie Brown Ceil Bujwit JoAnn Bullard Johnnie Burts Kathy Campanella Gary Conniia Gladys Candelaria Maria Cardenas Joe Carroll Brunilda Ceeleno Sandy Chovanec Christine Czaja Adi Cichon Philomen Cirrincione Mary Jo Cobl Donald Cole Carl Comer Diane Comer Sue Conroy Abraham Cook Marilyn Cook Larry Cradduck Jeannie Crane Randy Crawford Margret Cunningham Sue Czapla Terry Daniel Charles Date Cheryl Davis John Davis Mary Davis James Decker Tom DeBold Todd Dingwall Greg Dollinar Roman Draba Sue Dudek Chris DuFon Linda Duncan Thomas Dykiel Jerrydine Edmond Francis Ethel Walter Evans Tom Falgier Jerry Feldman Tony Fidanza Holland Fluellen Kenneth France Willie France Denise Freiberger David Fuller Lawrence Gaines Noreene Galassi Arthur Galvez Anita Garrison Linda Gary Christine Garza Cyndere Gatch Marta Gawalek Jim Giannopoulos Bettie Gibbs John Gondek Nora Gonzalez Dennis Gorney Mike Grabos Mamie Green Gloria Griffin Ronnie Grzych Diana Gualandi Derrick Hackett Steve Hadt Mary Hanyzewski Ronnie Hargett Angel Harris Natalie Harvey Joseph Haryasz Kathy Hazley Zora Hicks Clarence Hill Pat Holland Joe Holzbach Michael Hudoba Kathy Hu dora Darrell Hunter Judy Hylek Israel Hodge Henry Jackson Edward Jackson Fred Jakubowicz Daryl Janek Nancy Jayjack Samuel Jelks Annie Johnson Ruby Johnson Mark Jones Stanley Jones Joseph Juarez Marion Julkes Mike Kaniuk Helen Karris Micheal Karris Mike Katic Jim Kendall Mark Kertis Larry Kibler Willie Kibler Joseph King Jackie Knapik Dave Kolanowski Milena Kolar Mike Kozlowski Dennis Kras Laural Kubizewski Shirley Lark Mary Leonard Linda Lesniewski Paul Lesniewski Henry Lesniewski Lavern Lewis Jack Lilly Robert Lindsay Sandy Lipka Deena Liskey Yolanda Ledesma Mike Lovelace Ronald Lukomski Kenneth MaGee Samuel Manley Joyce Marzec Barry McCann Mary McClain Dale McLemore jerry McMahon Lanette Mahone Carol Marciniec Jim Marciniec Leonard Marks Daniel Martinez Joseph Matusiak Dean Metros Lila Mezo Lucy Michalak Lynn Michel Dean Mikalouski Robert Miller Debbie Miskosky Irwin Mobley Jackie Mobley Anthony Mocha Clarence Moore Michal Morgan Charles Morris Jimmy Morris Robert Morris Gayle Mucha Timothy Mucha Charles Mullally Mary Murillo Barbara Mutuski Paul Myers Larry Mysliwy Justina Newton Norm Nikruto Richard Novak Mary Orndak Mary Pagurko Carl Parker Janet Pasztor Dewitt Patton Marilyn Paul Ricky Paz Ann Pacenka Donna Pells Theresa Penkala Frank Perrin Walter Peter Darlene Peterson Margareta Peterson Clarence Phillips Bill Pickering Cindy Plesniak Donald Poer Geraldine Pollard Ronnie Porter Clarence Potter David Pray lravis Preston Pamela Prewitt Woodrow Rancifer Roman Raszewski Patty Repko Israel Reyna Marilyn Riccardi Lea Ricciaroi Connie Richwalski Anthony Rodriguez Cipriano Rodriguez Geneviene Rodriguez John Rodriguez Linda Rodriguez Sharalynne Rogus Ruth Rohrman George Romesborg Blancha Rosada Rolando Rubalcava Phyllis Rudick David Ruzich Rodolfo Salazar Dorothy Samuel Lorenzo Sanchez Ernesto Santos Felix Santos Jackie Savitz Michael Schnell Norma Schultz Mike Schwallen Joe Scibor Alma Scott Terry Setler Tyrone Shepard David Sichak Ernest Signars Silvester Rias Connie Simmons Georgia Sims Denise Smith Cedric Spann Vanessa Spann Gloria Stabolito Ricky Stack David Starr James Stephens Mary Stinson Linda Stone Linda Southers Stan Sowinski Frank Suchecki Dave Svavik Vail Sytsma Charles Tarpley Robert Tarpley Denzel Taylor Ronald Thomas Georgette Tieron Roger Tinsley MaryAnn Toparcean Maria Torres Edward Toth Steven Toth Roger Totten Maria Tsakopoulos Stella Tsakopoulos Bennie Tyner Cederic Upshaw Mary Valich Michael Wagner Cathy Walker Curtis Walker Gwen Walker Blanche Warren Levy Wash Patricia Watson Bogdan Wawrzyszuck David Weaver Karen White Shelly White Gayle W hitler Calvetta Whitfield Augustine Wilburn Dorothy Wilburn Ruthie Wilburn Sherman Wilder Janice Williams Meloni Wilson Denise Witczak Phyllis Witz Roscoe Woods Alonzo Wright John Yack Debbie Yerga Marshall Young Dale Zawada Jim Zemen Karen Zurek Karen Krupa Mr. Seale sparks interest in electric shop for Willie Vann and Pete Ranciter Jr. High students kept momentum through spirit. Junior High students learned very early what it is like to be a student at R.H.S. Through learning by doing, the students began to capture the spirit that prevails in the hallowed halls of our school. They began to mature, achieve, and learn to prepare for their future. STH GRADE Hilda Almeda Antonio Alvarez Margarita Alvarez Margaret Anaya Valerie Anderson Michael Artis Jose Ayala Sharon Ballard Alice Baker Samuel Baker Augusta Battle Edna Battle Sharolyn Battle James Barbar Maria Barrera Alfonso Benavonte Ron Bendiks Robin Bergner Sandra Biddings Bruce Bittner Diane Blount Samuel Bostic Carol Bradford Minnie Brooks Terry Brooks Willie Brooks Michael Brown Brenda Bruno Lee Buck Wayne Bulla Henry Burgess Joe Burts Santos Bustamante Karen Carver Ray Chavez Carrlon Chittum Carron Chittum Mitchel Chobanov Carmella Chupp Canary Cobb Jeanette Cobb Robert Cogan Mark Cohen Joanne Colwell Crystal Cole Clifford Cook Ella Crawford Robert Crawford 8TH GRADE Sharma Croom Florence Crutcher Mable Davis Walter Davis Kirk Day Rita Decker Sharon Decker Andre Delone y Janie Denard Barbara Dennison Susan Dennison Bob Dereski Germain Dillard Shawn Dillard Marilyn Donahue Jacqueline Donner Michael Dowdell Patricia Dudley Portia Dudley Tammy Duwar Debra Cardwell Rosa Cardenas Leroy Eaton Sylvia Echols Charles Edward Linda Edwards Myrthala Espinoza Danny Farley Peggy Ferber Judy Fields Karen Fleischmann June Florence Cipaltli Flores Arlene Fontanes Georgia Franklin Henry Franklin Myrna Frith Rodney Gaddy Irene Galvez Marcuerita Garcia Oscar Garza Cleo Gardner Richard Gillis Artis Gilmore Darlene Glass Virginia Gombos Robert Gonzales Doretta Goyette Steve Goyette Barbara Grant Marisa Gualandi Kim Hackett Cathy Halliburton Edmund Hamilton Evangeline Hanspard Eric Harris Laura Harris Loretta Harris Milton Harris Peggy Harris Dorris Harvey Chris Hibbard John Hnatko Roy Ingram Nathaniel Ivery Elizabeth Jackson Meshell Jacobs Frank James Jerry Jarrett Latoy Jenkins Bertriz Jimpson Bob Johnson Johnnie Johnson Herbert Jones Matilda Jones Theresa Jones Peter Juarez Shirlene Kanzler Theresa Kelly Dottie Kendrick STH GRADE Lorenzo Kibler Victor Kilpatrick David King Dolores Knight Jeff Knight Marko Kolar Bruce Kovachevic Chris Kouros Alan Krupa Anthony Krupa Vernon Lakes Baltazar Ledesma Margie Lefkakis Cindy Leigh Susan Lesniewski Connie Lind Billy Lindsey Barbara Lipkovitch Robert Lipkovitch Ken Lovelace Duana Lula Dolores Mager Vanessa Manley Mike Marciniec Arthur Marion Delphine Marks Joanne Marks Harold Martinez Robert Massie Sharon Matthews James Mayfield John McCafferty Tom McCammon Clevester McClain Gloria McClain Sandy McKeethen Dawanna McMahan Pamela Means John Mendoza Stanton Mezo Clarence Miles Vincent Miles Robert Millender Annie Miller Ricky Mitros Michael Mobley Sharon Modrowski Alice Morales Donald Mosley Dwight Mosley Christine Mshar Doug Muir Marcell Mullins Ray Murchek Estela Murillo Louis Mysse Gregory Niaves Alfred Norwood Gloria Novak Mary Novak Jean Ortiz Ronald Paschal Raymond Paz Owana Perry Lucretia Pettaway Betty Peterson Dorothy Peterson Larry Peterson Lavern Peterson Carol Potter Michael Pollard Janice Phillips Noel Pol Valerie Prentice Mike Qualls Lyzander Randolph Charles Reed Bret Reid Ronald Rendell Keven Rhodes 8TH GRADE Beverely Rias Garland Richards Melvin Richardson Toni Roark Brenda Roberson Roger Roberson Kathy Robinson Bernice Rodgers Migdalca Rodriguez Mike Rodriguez Sylvia Rodriguez Derrick Ross Mary Ross Milton Ross Helen Rostine Diana Rozlinski Blanca Ruiz Radomir Rutovic Milka Rutovic Christina Salinas Silver Sanders Joe Santos Magdalena Saucedo Janice Schultz Clearena Scott Tommie Scott Sheila Short Seaoria Signars Betty Smith Helen Smith Jamie Smith Linda Smith Marcia Smith Philip Smith Theresa Smith Patricia Snyder Bill Jojka Jeanette Soy Susan Soy Mary Stabolito Barbara Stinson Cheryl Stipanovich Joe Svetlik Vicky Szot Mavis Tatum Reggie Tatum Annie Taylor Hubert Taylor James Taylor Albert Thomas Arthur Thomas Holle Thomas Fred Thompson Greg Thompson Karen Toth William Trohock Hiawatha Turner Trycenia Upshaw Gail Vangeloff Era Vasquez Robert Vela Romu Walenczykiewicz Mark Warren Linda Washington Vanessa Washington Ricky Weaver Charlene Weir Eva Wilburn Annette Williams Keith Williams Linda Williams Liu Williams Paul Williams Richard Wolan Debbie Yack Cindy Zawacki Mike Zawacki Susan Zellers 7TH GRADE Gus A gelopoulos Rita Anaya Dwight Anderson Linda Anderson Ivan Aponte Robert Armstrong Sherry Armstrong Michael Arnold LaDawn Avington Ramona Avington Linda Balog Nobel Baker Shirley Baker Lori Barbar Kim Barcos Wanda Barfort Debra Battle Della Battle Patricia Battle Robert Bellamy Gladys Bennett Barbara Bembeniste James Berkowicz Kim Beverly David Bizik Joessie Blount Deborah Bokori Karin Bonda George Bostic John Bradford Larry Brooks Michael Browder Ricky Browder Cordelia Brown Greg Brown Dewitt Bryant Fredia Bryant Robert Bucko Holly Bulla Joan Burton Ruth Candelaria Joseph Carroll Darline Chepregi Denice Chobanov Bernadette Cobb Diane Cobb Joyce Cobb Charlie Cody Curtis Cole Michaline Coleman Patsy Colglazier Lawerence Cook Vanessa Cook Rolley Comer Curtis Conway Diane Coty Terry Crane Kevin Crawford Merna Crawford Edwin Crump Ria Daniel Betty Daniels Rose Date Conrad Davidson Dorothy Davis Honey Davis Isaac Davis Jimmie Davis Richardo Davis Sandra Dean Linda Dougherty Robert Duncan Elizabeth Duwer Sylvia Eaton Peter Echols Jeanette Elliott Desiree Ellis Clarice Ellison Linda Ellison Juan Espinoza 7TH GRADE Randy Esary Diane Flores Fred Flores Joe Flores Richard Flores Joann Follis Mike Fontanes Sara Foster Elwyn France Jaye Franciski Jimmie Franklin Arthur Frazier Mary Frith Brian Fritzsche Casper Gary Richardo Garza Michael Gates Maggie Gibbs Glenda Gillis Terri Gilmore Anthony Goggins Christine Gonzalez Jim Gonzalez Joe Gonzalez John Grady Bertha Grant Dana Green Steve Grela Darcel Gregory Teresa Gregory Linda Gutierrez Mark Halliburton Dwayne Hammond Joyce Hanspard Lorraine Hanspard Keith Hardaway Donna Harrelo Edward Harris Tyrone Harvey Valerie Hazley Cecelia Herrera Jeff Hibbard Carol Holland Coral Holland Marilyn Holt Clifford Hughes Michael Hupke Linda Hylek Dean Irk Gerri Jayjack Paulette Jefferson Arthur Johnson Romell Johnson Vanessa Johnson Richard Jones 7TH GRADE i = Susan a } Iyrus Julkes ol ’ Kim Kadas ‘ a Steve Kangraga Nas : : ’ ; Bruce Kimbrell aA ‘ : 7 Anita King f 4 Cedric King { r wel Bad | : - Delores King Dianne King Prentice King Lydia Kollar Becky Kowalski Linda Krupa Marilyn Krupa Patrick Larkin Donald Lawhorn Marshal Lawson Joe Ledesma Nancy Leigh Henry Lesniewski Elijah Lindsay Emma Lindsay Stephany Lindsey Paul Lipkowitch Ernestine Lloyd Lee Lloyd Maxine Lloyd Darietta Long Eleanor Long John Luckett Eddie Malek Elaine Marciniec Vicky Martin Juan Martinez Sandra Mayfield Dennis McArdle Johnny McBride Dorothy McClain Nancy McClain Pat McClain Ruby McClain Richard McDonald Tony McDougal Robbie McNahan Vernon Mikalousky Sherry Millender Denise Mitchell Romel Mitchell Luwanna Moland Tyshell Moland Louise Moore Pshion Moore Terry Moore Rachel Morales Manya Mullim Janet Mullins Rita Mullins Anita Murillo Jack Neff Jessie Niaves Maria Nicholas Donald Noble Shawn Noble Charles Oliver Kim Orange Irma Ortiz Maria Ortiz Mary Ortiz Oscar Osuna Annie Pace Gus Paleologus Joe Parker Carolyn Paschal Mary Paz Valerie Perkins George Peter David Peterson Henry Peterson Patricia Peterson Ervin Phillips 7TH GRADE Denise Potter Tom Powell Mike Puntillo Maria Quesapa Migdalio Quiles Florence Reed Kemper Reeves Ava Rias Larry Rias Barnett Rivers Diane Rodgers David Rodriguez Gloria Rodriguez Paul Rodriguez Sabina Rodriguez Halli Rogus David Rolland Marla Ruzick Carlos Salinas Miroslav Samardzich Kim Samples Carlene Sanders Juanita Saucedo Peggy Schnell Janet Scott Jim Short David Silvas Richard Simpson Daniel Sims Ray Sims Carmen Smith Denise Smith Joyce Smith Rosemary Smith Tara Smith Roy Steffan John Such Aaron Sullivan Barbara Tazbir Larry Tillman Trina Tolbert Kevin Tucker Delores Upshaw Frank Upshaw Kenneth Upshaw Patricia Upshaw Aguilar Valentine Russell Vaughn Chery] Velligan Bertha Villarreal Stephen Walenczykiewicz Joy Lynn Warner James Warren Howard Washington Johnnie Washington Carlton Weathersby Eva Whalen Debra White Bertha Williams Warren Wilson Wally Wintczak Becky Zellers Kathy Zemen UNGRADED Tremont Brown Roy Holland Andrea Jakubowicz Carolyn Keywood Ethel Moore Charlene Oliver Louetta Powell Mary Ryder Donald Scott Zebbie Spencer George Srakovich School workers carry heavy load every day At the crack of dawn in the barren halls at RHS, the only sounds to be heard are the hustling, hurrying steps of the school workers getting ready for the hordes of students coming in at the 8:15 bell. Their duties are endless. They help us cross the busy intersection, they cater our lunches, and they pick up after those who litter our halls. Our students have learned to appreciate their services. Angeline reaches for a litter-bug’s mess. Why is Jack so down-hearted? Ricky Hargett waits for a hand-out at the milk bar. Compliments and Best Wishes To The 1968 Graduating Class From Your Mayor Dr. John B. Nicosia Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Baran Mr. and Mrs. George Boudi Mr. and Mrs. Irving Feldman The Giannopoulos Family and Sonny Mr. and Mrs. Gus Nicholas A. P. Davis Sports Inc., 4532 Indianapolis Blvd. A. A. Bochnowski — Attorney Bochnowski and Lesniak Co. Inc., 4906 Indianapolis Central Photo Service, 719 W. Chicago Ave. Dobosz Standard Station, 722 W. 151st Haney’s Prescription Center, 801 West Chicago Ave. Kaplan Shoe City, 806-808 West Chicago Ave. Compliments of LeParis Barbar Shop Lester A. Ottenheimer, Jr. Ben Lipman’s — 820 West Chicago Ave. Ist Church of the Nazarene, 919 West Chicago Ave. Pentecostal Church of God, 3511 Fir St. V and S Hardware Store, 709 W. Chicago Ave. Compliments of Yaffe’s Squire Shop Bunz and Bones Wash Shop Lloyd’s Mens Wear — 801 West Chicago Ave Best Wishes To The Class of ‘68 - - M. BELZESKI Insurance Agency State and Federal Income Tax Bookkeeping Notary Public East Chicago Realty 4609 Indianapolis Boulevard Eastt Chicago, Indiana Prom Export 8-3400 Export 8-340] Photographer Phone 932-4580 Your Local Newspaper 5905 Calumet Ave. Hammond The East Chicago Globe 609 W. Chicago Ave. East Chicago, Indiana Ex 7-1888 HI-FI Photocolor Studio Bell Jewelers Dick Clement 805 West Chicago Ave. East Chicago, Indiana EX 7-4009 High School is a waste of fime... . unless you find a job that turns you on and makes good use of your education. Inland Steel wants only people who want to use everything they’ve learned in high school--and strongly desire to grow person- ally and in their chosen field. Inland’s future growth depends on the creativity and productivity of its people. If you want a really challenging opportunity to contribute--with the rewards and responsibil- ities that go with it--Inland wants to talk to you. We need action-seeking graduates for opportunities in clerical . . . production . technical . . . and craft apprenticeship areas. Think it over. If you have high aspirations and a good high school record, take time to find out about a career with us. See: Your School Counselor or Employment Representatives of Inland’s Personnel Department Indiana Harbor Works INLAND STEEL COMPANY Ee} Indiana Harbor Works - 3210 Watling Street - East Chicago, Indiana An equal opportunity employer Mrs. Konkoly and Mr. Gibson stare with fascination at the Inland Steel blast furnace on BIE day. John G. Krupa Clerk Lake Circuit Court Class of “34” FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS and Loan Association of East Chicago 4740 Indianapolis Blvd. East Chicago, Indiana CS Bose EXPENSIVe Reid Drug Co. Prescription Druggists 815 W. Chicago Ave. Phone Export 8-0088 East Chicago, Indiana A.A. Rybicki R.P.H. Schoenberg’s Inc. Home of Fine Furniture 616 - 618 W. Chicago Avenue East Chicago, Indiana Phone Export 7-1664 LOAN CORP. Ernest T. SHAW 4712 INDIANAPOLIS BLVD. MANAGER EAST CHICAGO, INDIANA SECURITY FEDERAL Savings and Loan Association of Lake County 4 Convenient Locations to Serve You Main Office: 4518 Indianapolis Blvd. East Chicago, Indiana 3405 Michigan Ave. 2839 Highway Ave. Indiana Harbor , Ind. Highland, Indiana 397-0803 838-1812 Fred Ferrini Secretary — Treasurer Member of Federal Saving and Loan Insurance Corporation U.S. 41 and Schmal St. St. John, Ind. 365-8311 Northern Indiana Public Service Co. ili 5265 Hohman Ave. o Hammond, Indiana The Mighty Myopians foe oF. Cal-NU “ete “= Betty Crocker Award winner, Karen Roberson, works Little League in a Nipsco model kitchern. We Deliver Health and Happiness To Your Doorstep Jim Davis Standard Prairie View Dairy 5001 Olcott Ave. 145th and Indianapolis Blvd. East Chicago, Indiana East Chicago, Indiana Export 7-0177 Sherringas Food Center 1301 Chicago Ave. Hammond, Indiana = Jims STamparo Se PEPSI-COLA BOTTLERS 1112 W. Chicago Avenue East Chicago, Indiana Pepsi — Teem — Patio Diet Cola Mike’s Hardware and Furniture Ed Lukawski - Proprietor 4916 Melville East Chicago, Indiana Ex 7-3717 Nassau Thompson Inc. 810-12 West Chicago Ave. East Chicago, Indiana Club Coloma Fife Funeral Home Good Luck To The Class of ‘68 Indianapolis Blvd. at 142nd. St. East Chicago, Indiana Phone Ex 8-3210 Ambulance Service Supersonic Car Wash 1306 W. Chicago Avenue East Chicago, Indiana Phone EX 8-1453 Simonizing — Polishing Motors Steamed — Undercoat Main Sporting Goods 3822 Main Street Phone Ex 7-5870 Dine and Dance At Puntillo’s Lounge When in East Chicago Fried Chicken — Italian Food Steaks Sea Food Served at All Times Phone Export 7-4952 4905 Indianapolis Blvd. East Chicago, Indiana At- Lewins... Always Earliest With The Newest in Fashion 704 West Chicago Avenue East Chicago, Indiana Phone Export 8-0129 Ralph’s Pizzeria 4741 Todd Ave. East Chicago, Indiana Export 8-9872 Herff - Jones Co. Indianapolis, Indiana Official Jewelers And Stationers To Roosevelt High School George Kingsely, Representative The East Chicago Fire Fighters Association ie ‘e 1935 i 7 President — William Marmich Vice President — George Zych Sec.- Treas. — Stanley Stachon Rec. Sec. — Robert Balitewicz Trustee — Tom Seremet Trustee — Gene Evancic Trustee — Edward Adamczk The Department Store That's Kept Pace with the Young Crowd Since 1890 ‘shucle Ind$s oe DOWNTOWN HAMMOND RIVER OAKS Now we Have Two Stores to Serve You Better King Kastle 148th Indianapolis Blvd. East Chicago, Indiana Calumet Lumber, Inc. Over 50 Years of Satisfactory Service to the Community Phone 397-0254 402 East Chicago Avenue East Chicago, Indiana Richard Imes, Treasurer Kramer Florist 904 West Chicago Ave. East Chicago, Indiana Export 7-9030 Freshmen win 18 straight games without a loss. Kneeling: M. Snell, Ist Row: M. Leonard, W. Waughn, D. Hackett, J. Feldman, H. Fluellm, D. Adams, 2nd Row: J. Holzbach, G. Parker, J. Giannopoulos, L. Gaines, $. Manley, M. Julkes. Top Row: Coach Hank Zawacki, D. Starr, C. Kours, E. Jackson, D Bradford, F. Suchacki. Intramurals provide competition 1967-68 Jr. Champs 1967-68 7th-8th Grade Champs 2 zm 4 Cetin Fe Tom Morris stretches his ' a, Ame lanky body for a basket. ey ee Fans will never forget ¢ asey a. Malek and _ his tricky falls. WE’RE PROUD OF OUR MIGHTY RIDERS Weiner esis Maine cna + was the renin -21 IN A ROW... of all persons who saw the Riders capture the sports scene on the court. The hard work and team spirit that went into this champion team will he honored and praised in RHS history forever. Coach Walker points out the number 1 sign 4 winning Walker season is shown by team work Only Matt Julkes can express the spirit of the Riders. ADICH, NICK ALFRED, EDDIE Wrestling, Intramurals ARCELLA, RALAINE Letter Girl, Usher, Nurses’s Ass'’t. Spanish Club, Chorus A ARNOLD, SHARON KAY Girl Counselor, Dean Ass’t. Bus Com- mittee, Spanish Club, Cadet Band AVERETT, RUBIE LOUISE Concert Orchestra, Jr. National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Pom Pom Girl, Jr. F.H.A. AVINGTON, TANYA RENEE Jr. National Honor Society, Vice Pres. of Girl Counselors, Sr. F.H.A., Mod- ern Dance, Latin Club, Pom Pom Girl, B. Team Cheerleader, Chorus B, Counselor Ass’t. AUSTIN, HENRY BACHAN, RICH BALICH, DAN BARAN, MITCHELL Freshman Baseball BARSICH, JEFF Baseball, Basketball, Football, Intra- murals, Lettermen’s Club, Spanish Club BATES, BETTIE ANN Red Cross Rep., Concert Orchestra, Spanish Club, Talent Show, Chorus B, Cheering Block, Counselor’s Ass'’t. BERGNER, STEVEN BIDDINGS, DARDANELLA Jr. National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Concert Orchestra, Counselor's Ass'’t., Jr. F.H.A. BISHOP, LOWERY JOE Track, Stage Crew, Wrestling, Usher, Lettermen’s Club, Baseball, French Club BIZIK, JIM BLANDING, VIVIAN JOYCE Jr. National Honor Society, Sec. Soph. Class, Counselor Ass’t., Red Cross Rep., Modern Dance, Concert Or- chestra, Student Gov't. Rep., Spanish Club, Talent Show BLINCO, FRANK Basketball Manager, Spanish Club, Intramurals, Student Gov't. Rep. BOHACIK, LINDA Girl Counselors, Choir, Counselor’s Ass'’t. BOKORI, MICHAEL Rough Writer, French Club 126 Senior activities BOROWIC, DOLORES Girl Counselors, Majorette, Latin Club, Chori, Dance Committee, Prom Committee BOYD, CURTIS Intramurals, Dean Ass'’t. BOUDI, GEORGE Football (co-cap.), Track, Letter- man’s Club, French Club, Intra- murals, Dean’s Ass’t. BOWMAN, PATRICIA Debate Club, Girl Counselors, Con- cert Orchestra, Spanish Club BROADER, NORMAN Track, Cross Country, Dean’s Ass’t.. Intramurals BROWN, BILL BROWN, CONRAD LEE BROWN, ANNE DYWANE Senior Class V.P., Girl Counselor, Dean’s Ass’t., B. Team Cheerleader, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Prom Committee, Jr. High Honor Society CANO, RANDOLPH OSBORN National Honor Society, Latin Club, Choir, Boy’s Glee Club, Dean’s Ass't. CHOVANEC, GAYLE National Honor Society, Latin Club, Senior Class Pres., Spanish Club, Dean's Ass’t., Girl Counselor, Varsity Cheerleader, Junior High Honor So- ciety, Prom Committee, Concert Band COBB, DIANE Student Gov't. Rep., Dean’s Ass'’t., Cheering Block, Red Cross, Choir. Talent Show COLWELL, RANDY COMER, GREGORY Wrestling, Baseball, Cross Country, Choir, Boys Glee Club, Lettermen’s Club CONWELL, JO ANNE COSTINO, JAMES Football, Wrestling, Golf, Lettermen’s Club, Band CZAPLA, TERRENCE Football, Baseball, Wrestling, D.C.E. Club DANIEL, CAROL WANDA Counselor’s Ass’t., Concert Orchestra DAVIS, LINDA Concert Orchestra, Hall Cheering Block DAVIS TASHIMA Rough Writer, French Club, Booster Club, Cheering Block, Chorus A Monitor, DAVIS, WILLIE Track, Cross Country, Lettermen’s Club, Bus Committee, Hall Monitor DE JESUS, PEDRO National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Science Club, Film Service Student Gov't. DE LAS CASAS, CHARLES Latin Club, Choir, Science Club Film Service DENNISON, KATHLEEN Girl Counselors, Dean Ass’t., Concert Band, Concert Orchestra, Red Cross DINGWALL, THOMAS Wrestling, Intramurals, Dean’s Ass’t Lettermen’s Club, Film Service DOLLINAR, ROBERT DOW DELL, LEONARD Student Govt. Rep., Lettermen’s Club, Football, Baseball, Bus Com- mittee, Dean's Ass’t., Concert Band. Orchestra, Basketball DRLICH, RANDY Basketball, French Club, Honor So- ciety, Golf, Lettermen’s Club, Foot- ball, Film Service, Math Club, Con cert Band DUDEK, MICHAEL National Honor Society, Latin Club, Dean's Ass't., Boys State Rep., Foot- ball, Wrestling, Baseball, Lettermen’s Club, Film Service, Social Studies Club DUNHAM, LUCY Choir, Talent Show, Cheering Block, Booster Club, Red Cross DZIEGLOWIEZ, MARTIN Spanish Club Vice Pres., Golf, Rough Writer, National Jr. Honor Society, Science Club, Social Studies Forum, Film Service, Lettermen’s Club EVANS, ROBERT Student Gov't. Rep., Football, Choir, Wrestling, Mixed Ensemble FARLEY, CHARLES EDWARD Vice-Pres. Choir, Tennis, Student Gov't., Locker Chairman, Lettermen’s Club, Pres. Jr. National Honor Soci- ety, Boys Ensemble, Mixed Ensemble FARMER, CECIL R. FELDMAN, EDWARD HOWARD Salutatorian, Pres. Senior Honor So- ciety, Choir, Hoosier Boys State Del- egate, Student Govt., Tennis, Letter- men’s Club, Hoosier Boys State Del- egate, Lewin Citizenship Award, Latin Club, World Affairs Conference, Soph. Class Pres., Elks Leadership Contest Winner FIELDS, EULA MARIE Concert Orchestra’ Pres., Modern Dance, B. Team Cheerleader, Coun- selors Ass't., Jr. F.H.A., Jr. Honor So- ciety, Pom Pom Girl, Forensic, Span- ish Club FIJUT, DIANNE LYNNE Choir, Captain Letter Girls, Rough Writer, Red Cross Rep., Nurse’s Ass't., Cheering Block, Prom Committee, Student Gov't. Rep. FLORENCE, CYNTHIA ANN Cheering Block, Girls Ensemble, Choir, G.A.A. FONTANES, RUBEN Intramurals, Red Cross Rep., ROUGH RIDER, Stage Crew, Boys Glee Club, Education Week Ist. place poster GADDY, MARGIE Choir, Chorus B, Cheering Block GAINES, CHERYL ELAINE Choir, Modern Dance, Red Cross Rep., Counselor's Ass’t., Girls Ensem- ble, Dance Committee, Cheering Block GALASSI, NANCY Girl Counselors, Concert Orchestra GARY, JUSTIEEN Candidate for Homecoming Queen, Modern Dance, Forensic, Jr. National Honor Society, ROUGH RIDER, Con- cert Orchestra, Bus Committee, Talent Show, Pom Pom Girl, Student Gov't. Rep., F.H.A. GASPERSON, CAROL Girl Counselors, Dean Ass'‘t. GAWALEK, BILL Spanish Club, Math Club GIANNOPOULAS, SANDRA Rough Rider Editor Girl Counselors, Spanish Club, French Club, Deans Ass’t., Vice Pres. Jr. Class, Varsity Cheerleader, Drama Club, Prom Committee GIBBS, DOROTHY ANNETTE Deans Ass’t., Bus Monitor, Booster Club, Library Ass’t., Cheering Block, Pom Pom Girl, Prom Committee, Dance Committee, Choir GILLIS, JOHN GILMORE, ARVIS Deans Ass’t., Red Cross, Student Gov't. Rep., Spanish Club, Pom Pom Girl, Choir, Talent Show, Cheering Block GIVENS, GLORIA GLOVER, STEVE GORDON, BERTHA Red Cross Rep., F.H.A., Concert Or- chestra, Cheering Block, French Club, Counselor’s Ass’t. GRANT, MARK National Honor Society, Football, Baseball, Dean’s Ass’t., Assembly Chairman, Lettermen’s Club, Latin Club, Student Gov't., Talent Show, Wrestling GRANT, RICHARD WAYNE GRKINICH, STEVE Football, Basketball, Track, Concert Band, Lettermen’s Club, Intramurals HARDY, SANDRA HARGETT, RICKY National Honor Society, Football, Wrestling, Cross Country, Track, French Club HARRIS YVONNE HASKINS, TIMOTHY Concert Orchestra, Latin Club, Con- cert Band, Rough Writer HATFIELD, CONNIE French Club, Dean’s Ass't. HEREDIA, GLORIA Spanish Club, Dean’s Ass’t., Nurse’s Ass't. HEREDIA, RUBEN Cross Country, Wrestling HILLIARD, JERRY LYNN Hall Monitor HINTON, REGGIE HULITAY, MONICA Chorus A, Latin Club, Dean’s Ass'’t., Girl Counselors, Prom Committee HYLEK, BARBARA Concert Orchestra, Latin Club, Red Cross Rep., Nurse Ass’t., Cheering Block JACKSON, CLAUDETTE JARVIS, HENRY Baseball Manager, ROUGH RIDER, Student Gov't. Rep., Dance Commit- tee, Prom Committee, Lettermen’s Club, Lewin Award JANSKY, CARRIE ANN Chorus A, Nurse Ass’t., Bus Commit- tee, Library Ass't. JELKS, DORIS Bus Committee, Choir, Counselor’s Ass’t. JELKS, DOROTHY Cheering Block, Prom Committee JUAREZ, ROGER Boys Ensemble, Glee Club, Letter- men’s Club, Mixed Ensemble, Red Cross Rep., Usher, Intramurals, Foot- ball, Wrestling, Choir JULKES, MATTHEW Basketball, Track, Rough Writer, Let- termen’s Club JUSTICE, JOYCE KACKOS, CAROL ANN Chorus B, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Cheering Block, Booster Club KALETA, CHARLENE Varsity Cheerleader, Girl Counselors, Choir, Dance Committee, Student Gov't. Rep., Cheering Block KATIC, MIRJANA Concert Orchestra, French Club, Red Cross, Student Gov't., Talent Show, Usher KENZIE, FRED Talent Show, French Club, Stage- crew KINCAID, JOSEPH Concert Orchestra, Concert Band, Fresh. Football, Dean’s Ass’t., Stu- dent Gov't. KING, DARLENE Concert Orchestra, Red Cross, Cheer- ing Block, Prom Committee KNAPIK, HENRY KOWALSKI, EDWARD Science Club, Spanish Club, Golf, Fresh. Football, Intramural KORNAS, JACQUELINE Varsity Cheerleader, Booster Club, Homecoming Queen, Girl Counselors, National Honor Society, French Club, Choir, Student Gov't. Sec., Cheering Block Chariman KOZA, KATHRYN MARY Latin Club, Math Club, Booster Club, Cadet Band, Prom Committee, Jr. National Honor Society, Reading Dy- namics, Soc. Sci. Forum KRAJEWSKI, RANDY Concert Band, Dance Band, Concert Orch. KRZEKOTOWSKI, RICHARD KRAS, SHARON Senior Class Sec., Girl Counselor, Jr. National Honor Society, Latin Club, Dean’s Ass’t., Booster Club, Nurse’s Ass't., Soc. Sci. Forum, ROUGH RIDER KUBISZEWSKI, ROBERT Pres. of Student Council, Sr. National Honor Society, Concert Orchestra, Dance Band, Soc. Sci. Forum, Latin Club, Debate, Science Club, Audio Visual KUTER, GERMAINE Nurse’s Ass’t., Booster Club LARSON, DONALD Boy’s Glee Club, Hall Monitor LAYER, TIMOTHY LEONARD, REGINA G.A.A., Spanish Club, Concert Or- chestra, Cheering Block, Booster Club, F.T.A. LEWIS, VERONCIA Concert Band Sec., Spanish Club, Red Cross Rep., Cheering Block 127 LILLY, MARIANNE French Club Pres., Girl Counselors, Red Cross Rep., Counselor's Ass't., Concert Band LINDSAY, CHARLENE Chorus, Cheering Block LOVELACE, JOE Stagecrew, Boys Glee Club LULA, GREGORY SAMUEL National Honor Society, Science Club, Dean’s Ass’t., Prom Committee Pres. Jr. Honor Society MACAK, KAREN SUE National Honor Society, Girl Coun- selors, Choir, ROUGH RIDER, Dean’s Ass’t., French Club, Bus Com- mittee MACKIEWICZ, CATHERINE MAKAROWSKI, JOANN Chorus B, Choir, Counselor's Ass't., Student Gov't. Rep. MALEK, CASIMIR National Honor Society, Varsity Bas- ketball, Baseball, Film Service, ROUGH RIDER SPORTS EDITOR, Lewin Award, Lettermen’s Club, Dance Committee MANLEY, FLOZELL Concert Orchestra, Dean’s Ass't., Spanish Club, Bus Committee MALONE, JASPER MARCHINEK, JANICE French Club, Nurse’s Ass’t., Chorus A, Cheering Block MARSH, LEROY Football co-captain, captain Wrest- ling, Track, Baseball, Band, Dean’s Ass't., Brown Derby King, Pres. Let- termen’s Club, Intramurals MATSON, MARY ANN Majorette, French Club, Chorus A MATUSIK, SHIRLEY Latin Club, Prom Committee, Chorus MCARDLE, DANNY Concert Band, Intramurals MCDONALD, JOHN Track, Cross Country, Red Cross Rep., Student Gov't. Rep., Intramu- rals McMAHONE, MARY RAYETTA Majorette, Spanish Club, Girls Chorus MICHALAK, CECILIA Prom Committee, Chorus B MICHALIK, MARY Spanish Club, Counselor’s Ass'‘t., Homecoming Queen Court, Senior Class Business Manager MILAN, RONALD Boys Glee Club MISIUKIEWICZ, JAMES Science Club President, Spanish Club, 128 Film Service, Ushers, Basketball, Stu- dent Court Judge, Standard Oil Re- search MITCHELL, CALLY Spanish Club, Chorus A, Cheering Block MOBLEY, PHYLIS Chorus A, Red Cross MORRIS, THOMAS LEE Basketball, Baseball, Choir, Concert Band, Football, Lettermans Club MOSKALICK, RICHARD D.C.E. Club, Latin Club MSHAR, ANNA Chorus B, Chorus A, Choir, Cheering Block MSHAR, GREGORY MSZAR, VICTOR Honor Society, French Club, Science Club, Ushers, Reading Club, Stan- dard Oil Research NEMETH, EDWARD Latin Club, Lettermans Club, Tennis Buss Committee, Prom Committee, Intramurals NEWCOM, DAVID V. Pres. Chess Club, J.A., Club NIAVES, RAMONA Concert Band, Library Asst., Spanish Club, Red Cross, Counselors Asst., Hall Monitor NICHOLAS, ANDREW Football, Track, Lettermans Club, Dean’s Asst., Intramurals NILSSON, GUSTAVO Science Club, Spanish Club, Film Service, Ushers, Standard Oil Re- search Science NOVAK, ARLENE Choir, Chorus A, Counselor’s Asst.. Spanish Club, Girl Counselor, Cheer- ing Block NOVAK, EILEEN Honor Society, Girl Counselors, Span- ish Club, Rough Writer Staff, Usher, Red Cross, Student Govt. Rep., OLIVER, SHERYL ANN Honor Society, Varsity Cheerleader, Dean’s Asst., Student Govt. Vice- Pres., Pres. Modern Dance Club, Gir] Counselors, F.H.A., Rough Writer Staff, F.T.A., Latin Club, Choir, Band O’NEAL, WILLIAM Boys Glee Club, Football, Basketball, Track, Intramurals ORTEGA, LUZ MARIA Spanish Club, French Club, F.T.A., Concert Orchestra, Counselors Asst., Prom Committee ORTIZ, ISADORE Cap. Wrestling Team, Cap. Cross Country, Baseball, Boy’s Glee Club, Choir, Intramurals, Lettermans Club PACE, THEODIS Football, Basketball, Track Mans Club, Intramurals PAGANELLI, ALAN Spanish Club, School's Organist PAGANELLI, LINDA Prom Committee, Librarian’s Asst.. Spanish Club, Concession Worker, Cheering Block, Winner of Education Week Poster PASKO, THOMAS Dean’s Asst., Buss Commite: Club, Equipment Crew PAUL, BRENDA MARIE F.H.A., Cheering Block, Club, Chorus A PEPKOWSKI, EVELYN Choir, Red Cross PERRY, NADINE PETERS, DAVID PETERSON, CARL Track, Football, Intramurals, Letter- mans Club, Wrestling, Cross Coun- try, Dean’s Asst., PETERSON, FREDERICK PETERSON, JENNIFER F.H.A., Cadet Orch., Cheering Block, Student Govt., Red Cross, Rough Writer PHILLIPS, DOYLE Baseball, Cross Country, Red Cross, Intramurals, Concert Band, Buss Committee PONDO, KENNETH Stage Crew, POWELL, DELLA MAE Chorus A, Spanish Club, Booster Club, Counselors Asst., Cheering Block, Girl's Ensemble, F.H.A. PRAY, LESTINE PAMELA Counselor’s Asst., Girl’s Ensemble, Pom-Pom Girl, Cheering Block RANCIFER, DARRYL Spanish Club, Science Club, Cross Country, Concert Band, Orchestra, Red Cross, Intramurals, Buss Com- mittee RANDOLPH, LONNIE Dean’s Asst., Pres. Choir, Boy’s Glee Club, Lettermans Club, Track, Base- ball, Basketball, Rough Writer RANDOLPH, STEVE RECZEK, RICHARD Baseball, Football, Wrestling REDFORD, BRENDA Choir RICHARDS, JAMIE Pres. Girl Counselors, Honor Society, Brown Derby Queen, Latin Club, Choir, Red Cross Sec., Student Govt., Girls Ensemble, Mixed Ensemble, Dean’s Asst., Counselor’s Asst. Letter- ( hess Manager, Stage Spanish ROARK, TERESA LOUISE Valedictorian, Junior Class Pres., Latin Club Pres., Honor Society Vice- Pres., Girl’s State Alternate, D.A.R. Regional Winner, Girl Counselors, Theatre Group, Mixed Ensemble, Student Government, ROBERSON, KAREN Betty Crocker Award, Girl Coun- selors, Spanish Club Sec., Debate, Social Science, National Junior Honor Society, Student Govt., F.T.A. Treas., Cheering Block RODGERS, MARY RODRIQUEZ, HENRY Boy’s Glee Club, Choir RODRIQUEZ, LAZERO Student Govt. RODRIQUEZ, NAOMI Girl Counselors, Jr. Honor Society, Spanish Club RODRIQUEZ, OTILIA Student Librarian, Spanish Club Choir RODRIQUEZ, ROSE ROMESBURG, JACKI LYNN Girl Counselors, Ushers, Latin Club, Nurse’s Asst., Spanish Club, Chorus A ROSSI, ROBERT Honor Society, Lettermans Club, Wrestling, Cross Country, Student Govt., Football, Baseball, Track, Jr. Honor Society SALINAS, MARGARITA Concert Orchestra, Concert Band, Spanish Club, Nurse’s Asst. SAPYTA, JOHN Latin Club, Lettermans Club, Rough Writer Staff, Varsity Baseball, Bas- ketball, National Jr. Honor Society, National Honor Society, Boy’s State Alternate SARNECKI, JOHN Football, Honor Society, Latin Club, Lettermans Club, Science Club, Film Service, Red Cross, Golf SESSA, JOHN Intramurals, J.A., Red Cross, Prom Committee SIDOR, LARRY SIMPSON, TIMOTHY Student Aid, Red Cross, Lettermans Club, Rough Writer Staff, Cross Country, Wrestling, Track SKELETON, WILMA SMITH, BARBARA DONA Vice-Pres. Latin Club, Vice-Pres. Con- cert Band, Concert Orchestra, Jr. Na- tional Honor Society, Social Science Forum, Reading Club SMITH, GLORIA Honor Society, Rough Rider, Latin Club, Girl Counselors, F.T.A. Sec., Science Club, Nurse’s Asst., Jr. Honor Society SMITH, MARY LEE SOBOL, CONRAD SOWINSKI, ARLENE SPANN, Kirkston Football SPENCER, STEVEN Rough Writer, Basketball, Track, Choir, Red Cross, Student Govt. STEFFAN, VICTORIA SUE Girls Counselors, Counselors Asst., Concession Stand, Jr. Honor Society, Red Cross, Prom Committee, Choir STEPHENS, DONNA ELIZABETH Girl Counselor, Nurse’s Asst., Conces- sion Stand Worker, J.A., Cadet Band, Student Govt., Jr. High Honor Soci- ety, Prom Committee STIGLITZ, EDWARD D.C.E. Club, Intramurals STOJKOVICH, ERIC Football, Golf, Lettermans Club, Latin Club, Science Club, Ushers, Latin Club, Student Govt., Film Ser- vice. STUPIC, CHARLES Football, Science Club, Track, Intra- mural Basketball, Lettermans Club, Reading Group, Film Service Student Govt. SULLIVAN, ELLEN ELIZABETH Girls Athletic Association, Student Govt., Red Cross, Reading Group, Chorus A, Cheering Block SULSKI, ERNEST RICHARD Baseball, Concert Band, Concert Or- chestra, Reading Club, Student Govt. SVITKO, KENNETH JAMES Secretary of Science Club, Spanish Club, Tennis, Intramural Basketball, Ushers SZALA, JAMES Intramurals SZARKOWICZ, MARGARET Usher, Girl Counselors, Latin Club, Student Aid, Nurse’s Asst., Red Cross SZYNDROWSKI, DALE Film Service, Science Club, Student Govt., Usher, Spanish Club TARVER, BERNICE Rough Writer, Chorus B, Jr. F.H.A., Red Cross, Pom-Pom Girl. TAYLOR, OLIVIA Choir, Girls Ensemble, Dean’s Asst., Chorus B, Chorus A, Cheering Block, Buss Committee, TINSLEY, BONITA LYNN Junior National Honor Society, Na- tional Honor Society, Girl Counselor Treasurer, Rough Writer, Dean’s Asst., Junior Class Sec., Cheerleader, Cheering Block, Student Govern- ment, Office Runner, Prom Commit- tee, Spanish Club, Booster Club, Rough Rider Staff TONCHEFF, TIMOTHY Prom Committee, Intramurals, Span- ish Club TRUMAN, CATHERINE Dean’s Asst., Cheering Block, Red Cross, Girls Chorus, Mixed Ensemble. Choir, Concession Worker TYLER, KATHLEEN Counselors Asst., Cheering Block, Chorus A, Chorus B, Pom-Pom Gir] TYNER, CORA LEE Homecoming Queen Finalist, Student Govt., Red Cross, Honor Society, Spanish Club, Girl Counselors, Con- cert Orchestra UPSHAW, ARNOLD Dean’s Asst., Football, Track, Red Cross, Buss Committee UPSHAW, JERRY Track, Cross Country, Dean’s Asst.. Lettermans Club, Intramurals URBANSKI, MARK Student Government UPSHAW, WAYMON VILLA, ROBERT Football, Intramurals WADDLE, DAVID WADDLE, MARCIA JEAN Senior F.H.A. Pres., Spanish Club, Concert Orchestra, Girl Counselors, Concert Mistress, Booster Club, Cheering Block WALKER, SHARON Cheering Block, G.A.A., Chorus B WARNER, PATRICIA Band WATKINS, LYDIA Choir WELLON, TAYLOR WHISENANT, SAMUEL Football, Science Club, Film Service, Wrestling, Baseball, Latin Club, Booster Club, Lettermans Club, Stu- dent Govt., WHITE, GAYLE WILLIAMS, DEBBIE WILLIAMS, JEAN Cheering Block, Girls Chorus A, G.A.A., Student Govt., Red Cross WILLIAMS, YVONNE Chorus B, Chorus A, Choir, Talent Show WINTCZAK, MARIAN Chorus G, Chorus A, Buss Committee, Dean’s Asst., WOODS, KENNETH Track, Cross Country, Football, Let- termans, Dean’s_ Asst., Intramurals, Buss Committee WRIGHT, GLORIA JEAN Library Asst., Cheering Block, Teach- ers Asstl, 129 Amidei, Terzo 5, 71 Baran, Edward J. 15, 16, 42, 46 58, 60 Barkal, Paul Bolden, Gregory Bork, William 71 Brentlinger, Donald 64 Carlson, Leonard 71, 72 Carpenter, Evelyn 18, 66, 67 Carr, Mathew 46, 70, 53 Casey, James 21, 68 Chestnut, Marguerite 60, 74 Clark, Robert 64 Cochran, Dwight 68 Comer, Norman D. 60 Cook, Mary 29, 68 Dawes, Beatrice Dobak, John 64 Dudek, Edward 31, 54, 55, 70 Eatmen, Henry 68 Erwin, Marhanna 64 Estell, Luada 68 Evans, Parthenia 22 Adams, Christine 31, 97 Adams, Dwain 46, 97 Adich, Nicholas 76 Alfred, Eddie 33, 47, 76 Allen, Dave 97 Allen, Karen 97 Allen, Patricia 32, 97 Almeda, Araceli 23, 32 Almeda, Hilda 102 Almeda, Rogelio Almon, Jerome Alvarez, Antonio 102 Alvarez, Cataline Alvarez, Margarita 102 Alvarez, Phillip Anaya, Margaret 102 Anaya, Rita 106 Anderson, Audrey 34, 97, 35 Anderson, Dwight 106 Anderson, Glenn 25 Anderson, Gregory 97 Anderson, Linda 106 Anderson, Nancy 97 Anderson, Robert 97 Anderson, Valerie 102 Angelopoulos, Gus 106 Aponte, Ivan 106 Aguilar, Valentino Arcella, Ralaine 31, 37, 76 Arcella, Ray 46 Armstrong, John 92 Armstrong, Robert 106 Armstrong, Sherry 106 Arney, Pat 19, 24, 31, 34 Arnold, Michael 106 Arnold, Sharon Kay 24, 30, 30, 76 Artis, Cytheria 92 Artis, Michael 102 Ashby, Philip 92 Ashenbaugh, Sandra 92 Austin, Henry Arnold 76 Averett, James 92 Averett, Rubie Louise 19, 34, 7 Avington, Anthony 92 Avington, Ladawn 106 Avington, Ramona 106 Faculty Index Fellmy, Frances 67 Fellmy, William 66 Gibson, Walter 71, 72, 115 Ginay, John 68 Grove, Evange line 69 Gwin, Huel Harmon, Alberta 22, 64 Hoeppner, Evelyn 72 Holzbach, William 42, 43, 51, 90 Hreha, Michael 60 Hupke, Robert 23, 66 Jackson, Willie 62 Johnson, Martha 71 Kelley, Walter 62 Klus, Valerie 62 Komara, Joseph 28, 74 Konkoly, Janice 26, 71, 115 Kopanda, Frank 7, 72 Krieger, Thomas 71 Kucinski, Dennis 71 Kuklinski, Eugene 60 Leonard, Ruth 70 Lowry, Corienne 19, 66 Student Avington, Tanya Renee 15 27, 36, 76 Ayala, Jose 102 Babinsak, Robert 97 Bachan, Richard 76 Baez, Daniel 27 Baez, Isabel 92 Bahramis, Gus 18, 47, 53 Bailey, Jeffrey 47, 97 Baker, Alice 102 Baker, Noble 106 Baker, Samel 102 Baker, Shirley 106 Bala, Joseph 97 Balash, Michael 38, 42, 46 Balich, Dan 76 Balka, Daniel 42, 46, 92 Ballard, Sharon 102 Ballentine, Terry 38, 42, 46, 92 Balog, Janice 19, 23, 24, 31, 34 Balog, Linda 20 24, 106 Banister, Cynthia Baran, Mitchell 76 Barbar, James 20 Barbar, Lori 20, 106 Barcus, Kimberly 106 Barfort, Wanda 106 Barnes, Robbie 97, 38 Barnes, Teresa 22, 92 Barrera, Maria 102 Barsic, Gregory 97 Barsich, Jeffrey J] 38, 42 120, 76 Basaldua, Telesfora 92 Bass, Ernest 33, 92 Bastasich, Peter 97 Bates, Larry 97 Battle, Augusta 102 Bates, Bettie Ann 76 Battle, Clifford 38, 46 Battle, Debra 106 Battle, Della 106 Battle, Edna 102 Lukawski, Chester 42, 70 Marsh, Gilberta 62 Marsh, Norman 20, 25, 60 Mastev, Jose ph is ay p Maury, Clarence 60 Mikutis, Dominic 68 Mitchell, Wilsetta 62 Nassau, Ruth 64 Nee ly, Richard 71, 72 Nelson, Doris 32, 69 Nelson. John 69. 35 Nesbit, Grace 67 Olah, Louis 7, 64 Palucki, Mileen Parker, Betty 66 Pittenger, Glenn 64 Pogosoll, Arthur 66 Post, Paul 69, 35 Quasney, James 68, 92 Ranich, Nick 71 Rhodda, Margaret 60, 70 Rodriguez, John 19 Saksa, Edward 62 Index Battle, Lillie 34, 97 Battle, Patricia 106 Battle, Sharolyn 102 Beavers, Dianne 92 Bell, Anderson Bell, Johnnie 92 Bell, Mary Bell, Richard 28, 34 53, 86 Bellamy, Robert 106 Bembenista, Anne 106 Bembanista, Gregory 97 Benavente, Alfonso 102 Benavente, Jorge 97 Bendiks, Ronnie 102 Bennett, Charles 33, 92 Bennett, Gladys 106 Bentley, Linda Bergner, Robin 102 Bergner, Stephen 77 Berkowicz, James 106 Beverly, Kim 106 Biddings, Dardanella 19, Biddings, Sandra 102 Beilak, Steven 46 Bill, Douglas Bishop, Debra 92, 121 Bishop, Lowery Joe 19, 25, 116, 77 Bittner, David 102 Bizik, David 106 Bizik, James S 77 Blanding, Janice 97 Blanding, Rose 92 Blanding, Vivian Joyce Blaylock, Linda Blinco, Debb ie 97 Blinco, Frank 48, 77 Blount, Dianne 102 Blount, Joessie 106 Blount, Linda Bohacik, Linda Jennie 24, Bohacik, Patricia 22, 29, 97 Bohusz, Barbara 19, 62, 91 Bohusz, Hedwig 21, 37, 97 Bojda, Henry 97 Saksa, Irene 74 Saltes, Erma 74 Samborski, Helen 74 Sarkotich, Dianne 66 Sato, Riyo 62 Seale, Joseph 64, 101 Sfura, Thomas 7, 56, 70 Shea, Anne 70 Sheheen Grace 70 Sidor, Ted 66 Simmons, June 70 Skrundz, Benedicta 74 Sullivan, Mary 71 laylor, Frances 66 Chicl, Carloyn 72 Todd, John 53 lorhan, George 71 loth, Steven 71 Walker, Clarence 74 Walker, Roy 48, 70, 90, 52 White, Barbara 64 Wietecha, Edwin, 47, 71, 53 Winters, Agnes 60 Bokori, Deborah 106 Bokori, Michael Jr. 77 Bolock, Suzanne 34, 97 Bonda, Karin 106 Bonda, Rebecca 28, 34, 97 Boone, Barbara 22, 29, 92 Boone, Willie 38, 46, 53 Borowiec, Dolores 3, 77 Borowie¢ Ray 90. 95.53 Bostic, George 106 Bostic, Samuel 102 Bostic, Sharon 92, 38 Boudi, George 30, 16 43, 44, 53, 77 Boudi, Robert 19, 46 Bowman, Patricia 24 Box, Maxine Bradford, Carol 102 Bradford, Johnnie 106 Bradley, James 33, 48, 70, 92, 96, 52, 50 Brainer, Joan Brandford, Darryl 46, 97 Brannon, Arthur 97 Breclaw, Susan 92, 38 Brewer, Barbara Brewer, Teresa Broader, Norman 30, 5‘ Broaders, Cordell Brooks, Annie Brooks, Cullen 97 Brooks, Eva 28, 34, 37, Brooks, Jeanne 28, 97 Brooks, Judy 97 Brooks, Larry 106 Brooks, Minnie 102 Brooks, Terry 102 Brooks, Vicky 97 Brooks, Willie 102 Browder, Mary 97, 38 Browder, Michail 106 Browder, Ricky 106 Brown, Ann Dywane Ga. 35, 30, 32:33. Brown, Anna 34, 92 Brown, Conrad 77 Brown, Cornelia 106 Brown, Elizabeth 34 Brown, Ernest Brown, Gregory 106 Brown, Michael 102 Brown, Tremont 109 Brown, Valerie 37, 97 Brown, William 77 Bruno, Brenda 22, 28 Bryant, Dewitt 106 Bryant, Fredia 106 Buck, Lee 102 Bucko, Robert 106 Bujwit, Ceil 97 102 Bujwit, Raymond 19, 20, 25, 42, 46, 54 Bulla, Holly 106 Bulla, Wayne 102 Bullard, Betty Bullard, Joan 97 Burgess, Harry 102 Burrell, Paul Burton, Herd Burton, Joan 106 Burts, Joe 102 Burts, Johnnie 97 Burts, Johnny Bustamante, Octavio Bustamante, Santos 102 Jalhoun, Latoria Jampanella, Kathy 21 Jampbell, Robert 92 tampbell, Terry Jamplin, Gary 97 ‘andelaria, Gladys 97 tandelaria, Ruth 20, 106 ‘ano, Randolph Osborn 18 32, 77 Jardenas, Maria 34, 97, 35 Yardenas, Rosa 29, 103 Jardwell, Debra 103 larroll, Joseph 97 ‘arroll, Joseph 106 Carroll, Robert 19 Cedeno, Brunilda 97 Carver, Karen 102 Chabe, Jackie Chaves, Javier 18, 34, 92, 35 Chavez, Raymond 102 Chepregi, Darline 106 Chittum, Carrilon 102 Chittum, Carron 102 Chobanov, Denise 106 Chobanov, Michael 102 Chodecki, Helen 92 Chovanec, Gayle 5, 19, 24, 36, 37, 77 Chovanec, Sandra 37, 97 RRR AAARA ARARDY Christiana, James 6, 19, 38, 42 Chruby, Frank Chupp, Carmella 102 Cichone, Adreanne 97 Cirrincione, Pamela Cirrincione, Philomen 98 Clark, Kevin 19, 33 Cobb, Bernadette 22, Cobb, Canary 102 Cobb, Diane 106 Cobb, Jeanette 102 Cobb, Joyce 106 Cobb, Mary Jo 6, 98 Cobb, Patti 32, 92, 38 Cobb, Ruby Diana 32, Cody, Charlie 106 Cogan, Nancy 19, 24 Cogan, Robert 102, 35 Cohen, Mark 20, 29, 102 Cole, Crystal 102 Cole, Curtis 106 Cole, Donald, 46, 98, 35 Cole, Hilda 92 Coleman, Michaline 106 Colglazier, Carolyn 92 Colglazier, Patsy 106 Colwell, Joanne Colwell, Randall 77 Comer, Carl 98 Comer, Diana 5, 98 106 28, Comer, Freddie 6, 42, 46, 92 Comer, Gregory 32, 47, 54, 77 Comer, Rolley 106 Conroy, Susan 98 Conway, Curtis 106 Conway, Darlene 34, 92, 35 Conwell, Jo Anne 32, 77 Cook, Abraham 33, 46, 98 Cook, Clifford 102 Cook, Janet 92 Cook, Lawrence 106 Cook, Marylin 95 Cook, Vanessa 106 Cook, Willie 92, 53 Cooper, Rose Cooper, Tyree 51, 53 Cossey, Carver 34 Costino, James M. 19, 42, 44, 56 Coty, Diane 106 Cradduck, Larry 98 Crane, Jeannie 98 crane, Terry 106 Yrawford, Carla 92 crawford, Ella 102 rawford, Kevin 106 ‘rawford, Merna 106 crawford, Randy 32, 53, ‘rawford, Robert 102 ‘rawford, Timothy 33, 92 Yreviston, Kathy 31 crispi, James 34, 64, 92 room, Sharma 22, 103 — Edwin 106 crutcher, Florence 103 Crutcher, Shirley 98 Czaja, Christine Czapla, Christine 28, 92, : Czapla, Susan 98, 38 Czapla, Terrence 77 ARAAAAAARADRADADDS Dabrowa, Anna 92 Dabrowa, John 27 D'Angelo, Raymond 55, 92 Daniel, Ria 106 Daniel, Terry 98 Daniel, Wanda Carol 4, 34, 78 Daniels, Betty 106 Darnell, Richard 92 Daronatsy, Thomas 18, 56, 92 Date, Charles 98 Date, Rose 106 Davidson, Cornal 106 Davis, Charles Davis, Cheryl 37, 98 Davis, Dortha 106 Davis, Honey 106 Davis, Isaac 106 Davis, Jimmie 106 Davis, John 98 Davis, Linda 62, 78 Davis, Mable 103 Davis, Martin Davis, Mary 98 Davis, Richardo 106 Davis, Tashima 78 Davis, Virginia Davis, Walter 103 Davis, Willie 31, 38, 53, 78 Day, Kirk 103 Dean, Jane 92 Dean, Sandra 106 De Bold, Thomas 46, 98 Decker, James 95 Decker, Rita 103 Decker, Sharon 103 Deiotte, Jeanne De Jesus, Pedro 19, 20, 28, 78 De Las Casas, Charles 8, 31, 78 Deloney, Andre 103 Denard, Dolores 92 Denard, Janie 103 Dennison, Barbara 103 Dennison, Kathleen, 24, 30, 78 Dennison, Susan 103 Dereski, Robert 103 Didanza, Anthony Dillard, Germaine 103 Dillard, Shawn 103 Dingwall, Kimberly 93 Dingwall, Thomas 38, 47, Dingwall, Todd 98 Dinkins, Murphy Dix, Howard 33, 92 Dix, Shirley 18, 31, 32 Dixon, Oliver Dollinar, Gregory 46, 98 Dollinar, Robert R. 78 Donahue, Marilyn 103 Donner, Ermogene 93 Donner, Helen 93 Donner, Jacelene 103 Dougherty, Loretta 106 Dowdell, Lenard 31, 38, 42 44 54, 78 Dowdell, Michael 103 Draba, Roman 19, 34, 46, 98 Drlich, Nancy 19, 93 Drlich, Randy Keith 28, 48, 56, 78 Drndak, Mary Dudek, Sue 31, 98 Dudek, Michael E. 28, 30, 38, 45, 54, 78 Dudley, Patricia 103 Dudley, Portia 103 Du Fon, Cathy 37 Du Fon, Christine 98 Du Fon, Joseph 93 Duncan, Linda 8, 27, Duncan, Mary Jane Duncan, Robert 106 Dunham, Lucy 32, 78 Duwer, Elizabeth 106 Duwar, Tammera 103 Dyer, Billy Dykiel, Thomas 98 Dzieglowicz, Martin J. 19, 29, 25, 26, 30, 38, 56, 78 Eaton, Leroy 103 Eaton, Sylvia 106 Echols, Peter 106 Echols, Sylvia 103 Edmond, David Edmond, Jerrydine 98 Edwards, Charles 103 Edwards, Linda 103 Elliott, Jeanette 106 Ellis, Desiree 106 Ellison, Clarice 106 Ellison, Linda 106 Escalante, Moises Espinoza, Juan 106 Espinoza, Myrthala Essary, Judith 93 Essary, Randall 107 Ethel, Francis 98 Evans, Robert 32, 42, 45, 78 Evans, Walter 98 Falgier, Tom 46, 98 Farley, Charles 32, 3: Farley, Danny 103 Farley, Terry 32, 33 Farmer, Cecil 78 Ferber, Peggy 103 Feldman, Edward H. 18, 28, 33, 38, 56, 78 Feldman, Gerald 46, 98 Ferris, Agnes Fidanza, Tony 98 Fields, Eula Marie 19, 27, 34, 78 Fields, Judy 103 Fields, Tommy 32, 53, 93 Figueroa, Edward 34, 93 Fijut, Dianne Lynne 32, 37, Fleischmann, Karen 22, 103, 35 Florence Byron 42, 46, 51, 55 Florence, Cynthia 19, 32, 78 Florence, June 103 Flores, Alfred 107 Flores, Cipactli 103 Flores, Diane 107 Flores, Joe 107 , 56, 78 78 26, 32, di, 93 Flores, John 19, 30, 47, 53 Flores, Josue Flores, Richard 107 Fluellen, Holland 33, 98 Fogleman, Audley 93 Follis, Joann 107 Fontanes, Arlene 103 Fontanes, Michael 107 Fontanes, Ruben 78, 136 Foster, Sarah 107 Fountain, Terry 93 Fox, Nancy France, Elwyn 107 France, Kenneth 98 France, Willie 29, 46, 98 Francis, Ethel Franciski, Jay 107 Franklin, Georgia 103, 38 Franklin, Henry 103 Franklin, Jimmie 107 Franklin, Sonya Frazier, Arthur 107 Freiberger, Denise 98 Frith, Constance 32 Frith, Mary 107 Frith, Myrna 103 Fritzsche, Brian 107 Fritzsche, Bruce 93 Frohock, Gregory Fuller, David 34, 98, 35 Furman, Carol 24, 32 Gaddy, Margie 32, 78 Gaddy, Rodney 103 Gaddy, Sharon 32, 93 Gadzala, Bernadette 90 Gadzala, Kathleen 33 Gaines, Chery] 32, 33, 78 Gaines, Lawrence 33, 98 Gaines, Thomas 33, 42, 93 Gajda, David 90 Galassi, Nancy 24, 120, 79 Galassi, Noreen 37, 98 Galvez, Arthuro 98 Galvez, Ezequiel Galvez, Irene 103 Garcia, Beatrice Garcia, Henry 93 Garcia, Marguerita 103 Gardner, Cleo 103 Garrison, Anita 98 Gary, Casper 107 Gary, Cavanaugh 51, 93 Gary, Justieen 13, 22, 79 Gary, Linda 98 Garza, Bill 93 Garza, Christina 98 Garza, Guillermo Garza, Oscar 103 Garza, Ricardo 107 Garza, Richard 42, 93 Gasperson, Carol 24, 30, 79 Gatch, Cyndere 98 Gates, Michael 107 Gawalek, Guillermo 79 Gawalek, Martha 98 George, Gregory 33, 51, 53, 93 Giannopoulos, James 46, 98 42, 46, Giannopoulos, Sandra 19, 24, : 136, 79 Gibbs, Betty 98 Gibbs, Charles 93 Gibbs, Darold Gibbs, Dorothy 22, 27, 30, 37, 79 Gibbs, Frederick 33, 48, 51, 5 Gibbs, Maggie 107 Gibson, Mary Gillis, Glenda 107 Gillis, Gregory 93, 35 Gillis, John 79 Gillis, Richard 103 Gilmore, Artis 103 Gilmore, Arvis 19, 30, : Gilmore, Terri 107 Ginay, Thomas 19, 28, 27, a4, 34, Givens, Gloria 79 Glass, Darlene 103 Glover, Steve 7, 79 Glowacki, Pam 19, 23, 24, Goggins, Anthony 107 Gombos, Virginia 103 Gondek, John 46, 98 Gonzalez, Alfred 90 Gonzalez, Bette 6, 15, 19, 93, 38 Gonzales, Christina 107 Gonzalez, James 107 Gonzalez, Joel 107 Gonzalez, Nora 98 Gonzalez, Roberto 103 Gonzalez, Yolanda 93 Goralezyk, Eleanore 19, 24, 90 Goralezyk, Stefan 33 Gordon, Bertha 19, 31, 34, 79 Gordon, Ida 28 Gorney, Dennis 46, 98 Gotch, Polly Goyette, Doretta 103 Goyette, Steven 103 Grabas, Michael 46, 98 Grabski, David 56, 93 Grady, John 107 Grant, Barbara 103 Grant, Bertha 107 Grant, Mark 26, 28, 79 Grant, Richard 80 Green, Dana 107 Green, Mamie 98 Gregory, Darcel 107 Gregory, Teresa 107 Grela, Stephen 107 Griffin, Brenda 90 Griffin, Gloria 98 Grkinich, Angela 93 Grkinich, Roberta 66, 93 Grkinich, Steve 42, 45, 53, 80 Grzych, Ronnie 46, 64, 98 Gualandi, Diana 29, 98 Gualandi, Marisa 29, 103 Gutierrez, Linda 107 Guzman, Gloria 90 32, 90 Hackett, Derrick 98 Hackett, Freda 27, 93 Hackett, Kim 103 Hackett, Wayne 48, 51] Hadt, Milton 90 Hadt, Steven 98 Halliburton, Catherin 103 Halliburton, Mark 107 Hamilton, Edmund 103 Hammond, Dwayne 107 Hanspard, Evangeline 103 Hanspard, Joyce 107 Hanspard, Lorrine 107 Hanyzewski, Mary 98 Hardaway Dorothy 93 Hardy, Sandra 80 Hargett, Gerald 42, 53, 90 Hargett, Rickey 28, 42, 45, 53, 80 Hargett, Ronnie 46, 98 Harreld, Donna 20 Harris, Angel 22, 98, 38 Harris, Danny Harris, Donna 23, 27, 31, 32, 34, 90 Harris, Edward 107 Harris, Eric 103 Hardaway, Keith 107 Harris, Laura 103 Harris, Loretta 103 Harris, Milton 103 Harris, Pamela Harris, Peggy 103 Harris, Yvonne 80 Harreld, Donna 107 Hartlerode, Jack 27, 90, 35 Harvey, Dorris 103 Harvey, Natalie 98 Harvey, Tyrone 107 Haryasz, Joseph 98 Haryasz, Sharon 36, 93 Hazley, Kathy 98, 35 Hazley, Valerie 107 Haskins, Timothy 34, 80 132 Hatfield, Connie 80 Hegg, Ricky 93 Henderson, Glenda 19 32. Heredia, Gloria 80 Heredia, Irma 93 Heredia, Lydia Heredia, Ruben 53, 80 Herrera, Anita 93 Herrera, Cecilia 107 Herrera, Rosa Hibbard, Christine 103 Hibbard, Jeffrey 107 Hicks, Zora 98 Hill, Clarence 98 Hilliard, Jerry Lynn 80 Hilliard Rosa Hilton, Dan Hinton, Jeanette 19, 31, Hinton, Reginald 80 Hnatko, John 103 Hodge, Israel 46, 98 Hohas, Charles 6, 90 Holland, Carol 107 Holland, Coral 107 Holland, Juanita 93 Holland, Marquita 93 Holland, Patricia 97, 98 Holland, Roy 109 Holley, Linda Holt, Marilyn 107 Holzbach, James 98 Hoople, Nelson Horvath, James 27, 90 Hudoba, Kathy 98 Hudoba, Michael 33 Huffman, Arletta 26, Huffman, Reginald Hughes, Clifford 107 Hulitay, Monica 24, 30, 80 Hunter, Curtis Hunter, Darell 98 Hunter, Tommie 27, 90 Hupke, Michael 107 Huttle, Dale 42, 47, 90 Huttle, Donald 93 Hylek, Barbara Jean 34, 80 Hylek, Judy 37, 98 Hylek, Linda 107 Hylek, Sandra 37, 92, 93, 38 34, 90 Ingram, Roy 103 Irk, Dean 107 Ivery, Bernice 34 Ivery, Mary 19, 31 Ivery, Nathaniel 103 Jackson, Claudette 80 Jackson, Eddie 98 Jackson, Elizabeth 103 Jackson, George 33, 48, 90, 52 Jackson, Henry 98 Jackson, Irma 93 Jackson, Luther 93 Jacobs, Meshell 103 Jackowski, Henry Jakubowicz, Andrea 109 Jakubowicz, Claudia 18, 31, 32, 90 Jakubowicz, Fred 98 Jakubowicz, James 93 James, Frank 103 Janek, Darry] 98 Janicki, Robert 90 Jansky, Carrie Ann 31, 80 Jaros, David 90 Jarrett, Jerry 103 Jarvis, Henry 25, 38, 54, 119, 121, 136, 80 Jayjack, Geraldine 107 Jayjack, Nancy 98 Jefferson, Linda 90 Jefferson, Paulette 107 Jelks, Doris 81 Jelks, Dorothy Verdel 31, 32, 81 Jelks, Samuel 33, 98 Jenkins, La Toy 22, 103 Jimpson, Beatriz 103 Johnson, Alfred Johnson, Annie 98 Johnson, Arthur 107 Johnson, Dennis Johnson, James 53, 93 Johnson, Johnnie 103 Johnson, Lawrence 38, 40, 42, 90 Johnson, Linda 18, 22, 23, 24, 27, 28, 34, 36, 90 Johnson, Robert 103 Johnson, Romell 106 Johnson, Rubystean 37 Johnson, Vanessa 107 Jojka, Bill 105 Jones, Donald 93 Jones, Herbert 103, 35 Jones, Mark 99 Jones, Matilda 103 Jones, Richard 107 Jones, Stanley 53, 99 Jones, Susan 108 Jones, Theresa 103 Joyce, William 93 Juarez, Joseph 46, 47, 99 Juarez, Juanita Juarez, Mary 90 Juarez, Mary Helen Juarez, Pedro 103 Juarez, Roger 32, 33, 81 Julkes, Charlie Julkes, Marion 99 Julkes, Matthew 26, 33, 38, 48, 53, 50, 81 Julkes, Tyrus 108 Junikon, June 93 Junkison, Doria 93 Justice, Joyce 81 Kackos, Carol 32, 81 Kadis, Kim 108 Kaleta, Charlene 24, 25, 32, 36, 81 Kangrga, Steve 108 Kane, Don 18, 38, 54, 90 Kaniuk, David 30, 42, 46, 53, 90 Kaniuk, Michael 46, 99 Kanz, Michael 18, 56, 93 Kanzler, Shirlene 103 Kapera, Alice 18, 32, 90 Karalis, George 93 Karasinski, Barbara 19, 90 Karpinec, George 19, 25, 56 Karris, Helen 99 Karris, Michael 18, 20, 21, 28 99 Katic, Milan 99 Katic, Mirjana 9, 19, 81 Katz, Lucy 19, 21, 23, 90 Kawecki, Michael 27, 93 Kazmer, Mary 19, 23, 34, § Kelemen, Pam 24, 32, 90 Kellet, Thomas 19, 90 Kelley, Eddie 32 Kelly, Theresa 103 Kendall, James 29, 99 Kendall, John 34, 38, 42, 90 Kendrick, Albertha 93, 38 Kendrick, Dottie 103 Kenzie, Frederick 81 Kertis, Mark 46, 99 Keywood, Carolyn 109 Kibler, Frances 93 Kibler, Larry 47, 99 Kibler, Lorenzo 104 Kibler, Willie 99 Kilpatrick, Victor 104 Kimbrell, Bruce 108 Kincaid, Joseph 30, 34, 81 King, Anita 108 King, Cederic 108 King, Darlene 32, 33, 62, 81 King, David 104 King, Delores 108 King, Dianne 108 King, Joseph 99. King, Prentice 108 King, Sheila 34 King, Walter Kish, Terrance 33 Knapik, Henry 81 Knapik, Jacquelyn 37, 99 Knight, Anita 34, 37, 93, 38 Knight, Dolores 29, 104 Knight, Jeffrey 104 Knox, William 40, 42 55, 93 Kocal, Judith 18, 90 Kogionis, James Kogionis, Peter 33, 93 Kolanowski, David 99 Kolar, Marko 104 Kolar, Milena 37, 99 Kollar, Charles 93 Kollar, Lydia 108 Kolodziez, Marsha 4, 90 Korba, Dolores 93 Kornas, Jacqueline 13, 24, 28, 32 36, 37, 114, 81 Kouros, Chris 104 Kovacevic, Bruce 104 Kowalski, Edward 66, 81 Kowlaski, Rebecca 108 Kowalski, Ronald 93 Koza, Kathryn 18, 81 Kozlowski, Joanne 21 Kozlowski, Mike 99 Krajewski, Randall 34, 81 Kral, Ursula 93 Kras, Dennis 99 Kras, Gregory 46, 53, 93 Kras, Sharon 18, 24, 42, 81 Krupa, Alan 104 Krupa, Anthony 104 Krupa, Linda 108 Krupa, Marilyn 108 Krzekotowski, Richard 81 Kubiszewski, Laura 99 Kubiszewski, Robert 18, 20, 28, 56, 8] Kuter, Germaine 31, 81 Lakes, Vernon 104 LaMar, Eddie 32, 93 Lark, Shirley 99 Larkin, James 51 Larkin, Margaret 93 Larkin, Patrick 108 sarson, Donald Ray 33, 81 asdowski, Barbara zawhorn, Donald 108 zawson, Donald ,awson, Edward 93 sawson, Marshall 108 ,ayer, Timothy 81 Ledesma, Baltazar 104 Ledesma, Joseph 108 Lefesma, Yolanda 99 Lefkakis, Marjorie 104 Leigh, Cynthia 104 Leigh, Janet 90 Leigh, Karen Leigh, Nancy 107 Leigh, Rosemary Leonard, Mary 99 Leonard, Regina 34, 81 Lesniewski, Anthony Lesniewski, Henry 99 Lesniewski, Henry 107 Lesniewski, Linda 34, 69, 99 Lesniewski, Paul 99 Lesniewski, Susan 104 Lewis, La Verne 99, 35 Lewis, Susie 34, 93 Lewis, Veronica 19, 35, 81 Ligon, Betty Lilly, Jack 34, 99, 35 Lilly, Linda 19, 34, 93, 35, 121 Lilly, Mary Ann 19, 24, 82 Lind, Connie 22, 29, 31, 104 Lindsey, Billy 104 Lindsay, Charlene 31, 32, 82 Lindsay, Elijah 107 Lindsay, Emma 107 Lindsay, Robert 33, 99 Lindsey, Stephany 107 Lipka, Sandy 99 Lipkovitch, Barbara 104 Lipkovitch, Paul 107 Lipkovitch, Robert 104 Liskey, Adeena 99 Liu, William 20, 21, 29, 105 Lloyd, Ernestine 107 Lloyd, Justine Lloyd, Lee 107 Lloyd, Maxine 108 Long, Druetta 108 Long, Eleanor 108 Long, Ruby Lovelace, Joe 27, 33, 82 Lovelace, Kenneth 104 Lovelace, Michael 99 Lucas, Sheila 32, 90 Luckett, Curtis 77 Luckett, John 108 Lukomski, Ronald 99 Lula, Cynthia 19, 28, Lula, Duane 104 Lula, Gragory Samuel 30, 82 Lunsford, Connie 93 Macak, Jack 93 Macak, Karen Sue 7, | 31, 32, 136, 82 Mackiewicz, Catherine 32, Mackowicz, John 46, 93 Magee, Dolores 104 Mahone, Lynetta 99 Makarowski, Joan Mary 32, Malek, Casimir 25, 28, 38, 136, 82 Malek, Edward 108 Manley, Flozell 30, 31, 34, 82 Manley, Fremon Malone, Jasper 82 Manley, Samuel 99 Manley, Samuel Manley, Sharon 93 Manley, Vanessa 104 Mantos, Catherine Marcinec, Michael 104 Marcinec, Elaine 108 Marcinek, Janice A. 32, 82 Marciniec, Carol 99 Marciniec, James 46, 99 Marciniec, Pat 90 Marion, Arthur 104 Marks, Delphine 104 Marks, Henry 19, 53, 93 Ma rks, Jo Anne 104 Marks, Leonard 33, 99 Marsh, Leroy 6, 30 38, 42, 44, 47, 53, 60, 82 Martin, Betty Martin, Robert Martin, Vickie 108 Martinez, Daniel 99 Martinez, Harold Martinez, Juan 108 Martinez, Olga 93 Marzec, Joyce 99 Massie, Robert 104 Massie, Roger Mata, David Matson, Mary Ann 32, 36, 82 Matthews, Sharon 104 Matusiak, Joseph 99 Matuskik, Barbara 22, 32, 99 Matuskik, Shirley Ann 116, 82 Mayfield, James 104 Mayfield, Larry Mayfield, Sandra 108 Maynard, Henrietta Maynard, Janet McArdle, Danny R 82 McArdle, Dennis 108 McArdle, Douglas 33 McCafterty, John 20, 104 McCammon, Thomas 104 McCann, Barry 46, 99 McClain, Clevester 104 McClain, Dorothy 108 McClain, Gloria 104 McCalin, J. W. McClain, Mary 99 McClain, Mary McClain, Nancy 108 McClain, Patricia 108 McClain, Ruby 108 McDonald, John 82 McDonald, Richard 108 McDougal, Anthony 108 McDougal, Randall 6, 53, 90, 91 McDougal, Rickey W. 53, 82 McGee, Kenneth 99 McKeethen, Sandy 104 McLemore, Dale 99 McMahan, Dawanna 104 McMahan, Robbie 108 McMahan, Jerry 99 McMahon, Joellen 36, 93 McMahon, Marcia 36, 94 McMahon, Royetta 10, 24, 36, 82 McNab, Debbie 94 Means, Pamela 104 Mendoza, John 104 Metros, James 34, 99 Metros, Rickey 104, 35 Mezo, Lila 99 Mezo, Randall 46, 94 Mezo, Stanton 104 Michalek, Cecilia 120, 82 Michalek, Lucy 99 Michalik, Mary 13, 82 Michel, Linda 99 Mielcarek, Patrick 34 Mielcarek, Ray 34, 90, 35 Mihailovich, Darrel Mikalouski, Dean Mikalouski, Vernon 108 Milan, Ronald 33, 82 Miles, Clarence 104 Miles, Vincent 104 Millender, Robert 104 Millender, Sherry 108 Miller, Annie 104 Miller, Robert 46, 99 Misiukiewicz, James 20, 25, 82 Miskosky, Debbie 99 Misner, Clay 94 Misner, Lindy 56, 90, 35 Mitchell, Cally 82 Mitchell, Denise 108 Mitchell, Deric 33 Mitchell, Frederick 90 Mitchell, Romel 9, 108 Mobley, Irwin 99 Mobley, Jacqueline 99 Mobley, Keith 94 Mobley, Marla 94 Mobley, Michael 104 Mobley, Phyllis 32, 82 Modrowski, James 48, 51, 55, 90 Modrowski, Robert 18, 46, 55, 94 Modrowski, Sharon 104 Moland, Luwanna 108 Monagan, Michael 33 Moore, Clarence 33, 46, 99 Moore, Ethel 109 Moore, Howard 27, 94 Moore, Jerry 108 Moore, Louis 108 Moore, Pshion 108 Moore, Rocharda 19, G4 Morales, Alice 104 Morales, Raquel 108 Morgan, Michal 99 Morgan, Nancy 19, 23, 24, 28, 34, 90 Morgan, Vincent 94 Morris, Barbara Morris, Charles 99 Morris, Charlotte Morris, Charlotte 94 Morris, Dorsey 32 Morris, Jimmy 99 Morris, Lola 32, 90 Morris, Myron 57, 94 Morrison, Phyllis 34, 90 Morris, Robert 33, 99 Morris, Thomas Lee Jr. 32, 48, 54, 83 Morrison, Melinda 32, 94 Morton, Chery] 32, 94 Moskalick, Richard 83 Moskalick, Thomas 94 Mosley, Donald 104 Mosley, Dwight 104 Mosley, Raymond 19 Mshar, Anna 32, 83 Mshar, Christine 104 Mshar, Gregory 20, 83 Mszar, Gregor 18, 94, 35 Mszar, Victor 19, 20, 25, 28, 83 Mucha, Anthony 99 Mucha, Gayle 99 Mucha, Timothy 46, 99 Muir, 104 Mullally, Charles 99 Mullins, Janet 108 Mullins, Manya 108 Mullins, Marcell 104 Mullins, Rita 108 Murchek, Raymond 104 Murchek, Robert 42, 90 Murillo, Anita 108 Murillo, Estela 104 Murillo, John 33, 51, Murillo, Mary 99 Mutuski, Barbara 99 Myers, Paul 99 Myers, Robert 94, 35 Mysliwy, Larry 99 Mysse, Louis 104 55, 90 Neff, Jack 108 Nemeth, Edward 56, 83 Nemeth, Joseph 55, 94 Newcom, David 23, 83 Newton, Justina 99 Niaves, Gregory 104 Niaves, Jesse 108 Niaves, Ramona 30, 83 Nicholas, Andrew 38, 42, 43, 44, 53, 83 Nicholas, Maria 108 Nikruto, Norman 99 Nilsson, Gustavo 19, 20, 25, 83 Nissan, Tamara 94 Noble, Douald 108 Noble, Shaw 108 Nolan, Charles 90 Norwood, Alfred 104 Norwood, Brenda 90 Novak, Arlene 83 Novak, Charlotte 90 Novak, Eileen 14, 24, 2: Novak, Gloria 104 Novak, Mary 104 Novak, Richard 99 Novak, Wayne 94 Oliver, Charles 108 Oliver, Charlene 109 Oliver, Sheryl 18, 22, 28, 30, 32, 38, 84 O'Neal, William 84 O’Neal, Gloria Orange, Kym 108 Orndak, Mary 99 Ortega, Lourdes 34, 94, 35 Ortega, Luz Maria 19, 84 Ortiz, Don 34, 53, 90 Ortiz, Efrain 20, 34, 94 Ortiz, Irma 108 Ortiz, Isidore 32, 38, 47, 84 Ortiz, Jean 104 Ortiz, Maria 22, 108 Ortiz, Mary 22, 108 Ortiz, Oscar 94 Osuna, Oscar 108 Otto, Sharon 34, 94, 38 Pace, Annie 108 Pace, Theodis 84 Paganelli, Alan 32, 84 Paganelli, Linda S 30, 84 Pagelopoulos, George Pagurko, Mary 34, 99 Paleologus, Konstatin Parker, Carl 46, 99, 35 Parker, Joe 108 Paschal, Carolyn 108 Paschal, Ronald 104 Pasko, Thomas 23, 27, 30 Pasztor, Janet 99 Patton, Dewitt 99 Paul, Brenda 19, 32, 84 Paul, Chery] 37, 94 Paul, Marilyn 22, 28, 37, Paulson, Michael 21, 94 Paz, Mary 108 Payton, Shirley 32, 94 Paulson, Edward 20, 42, 90 Paz, Ray mond 104 Paz, Richardo 99 Paz, Robert 90 Pecenka, Ann 99 Pells, Donna 99 Pells, William 94 Penkala, Theresa 100 Peplowski, Evelyn 84 Perkins, Valarie 108 Perrin, Frank 100 Perry, Celeste Nadine 84 Perry, Keith 34, 53 Perry, Owana 104 Perry, U lysses Peter, David 27, 33, 84 Peter, George 108 Peter, Rose Peter, W Peterson Peterson Peterson Peterson Peterson, Peterson Peterson Peterson, Peterson Peterson Peterson, Peterson Peterson, Peterson Peterson Peterson Peterson Jalter 100 , Betty 104 a Carl 33, 44, 53, 85 , Charles Lee , Darlene 100 Davis 108 , Dorothy 104 , Frederick 85 Gail 18, 90 , George , Henry 108 Janette 94 , Jennifer 85 Larry 104 , La Verne 104 , Margarite 100 , Patricia 108 , Thelma 94 Petrovic, Vicki 94 Pettaway, Lucretia 104 Phillips, Phillips, Phillips, Phillips, Phillips, Phillips, Phillips, Phillips, Burley 30, 33 Clarence 100 Doyle 85 Ervin 108 Froncetta Greg 21, 94 Janice 104 John 94 Pickering, William 46, 100 Pilch, Gregory 33 Plesniak, Cynthia 100 Plesniak, Darlene 94 Pluskis, Cathy Poer, Donald 46, 100 Poer, Ro Poer, Ro bert bert 90 Poer, Tamara Pol, Noe 1104 Polich, Gloria 94 Pollard, Pollard, Pollard, Geraldine 100 Mac Michael 104 Pomperger, Richard 33, 94 Pondo, Kathleen 94 Pondo, Kenneth 85 Pondo, Patricia 94 Popa, D anetta 94 Porter, Ronald 100 Potter, Carol 104 Potter, Clarence 53, 100 Potter, Denise 109 Potter, Kathleen 22, 27, 31, 32 Powell, Della Mae 85 Powell, Janice 34, 94 Powell, J oe Powell, Louetta 109 Powell, Shirley 94 Powell, Tom 109 Powell, William 90 Pray, Da vid 100 Pray, Lestine Pamela 32, 37 Prentice, Prentice, Prestame Preston, Prewitt, Penelope 13, 19 Valerie 104 er, Ronnie 34, 90 Travis 56, 97, 100 Dennis 42, 46, 94 Priest, John 18, 28, 34, 90 Pruwitt, Puntillo, Pamela 22, 100 Michael 109 Qualls, Michael 104 Quezada, Maria 109 Quiles, J orge 94 Quiles, Migdalio 109 Raines, Thurman 94 Ramirez, Theresa Ramos, Anna Rancifer, Darry] 85 Rancifer, Woodrow 33, 46, 101 Randolph, Lonnie 4, 26, 32, 48, 51, 85 Randolph, Lyzander 104 Randolph, Steve 32, 85 Raszewski, Roman L100 Reed, Charles 104 Reed, Florence 109 Reed, Vivianna Reeves, Kemper 109 Reczek, Richard 54, 62, Redford, Brenda 32, 85 Redford, Diana Reid, Brett 104 Rendell, Ronald 104 Rentner, Lynn 94 Repko, Patricia 36 Reyes, Frank Reyne, Samuel Reyna, Israel 100 Rhodes, Keven Jeff 104 Rhodes, Lendell Rias Ava 109 Rias, Beverly Ann 105 Rias, Clinton 94 Rias, Frankie 94 Rias, Larry 109 Rias, Sylvester 100 Riccardi, Lea 100 Riccardi, Marilyn 100 Richards Jamie 6, 18, 33, 85 Richards, Garland 105 Richardson, Lewis 32, ‘ Richardson, Melvin 105 Richwalski, Connie 100 Rivers, Barnett 109 Rivers, Paul 33, 94 Roark, Teresa L 24, 32, Roark, Toni 105 Roberson, Brenda 105 Roberson, Karen 21, 22, 23, 29, 118, 85 Roberson, Katy 105 Roberson, Roger 105 Robinson, Brenda 94 Robinson, Brenda Rodgers, Bernice 105 Rodgers, Clarence 94 Rodgers, Daine 109 Rodgers, Mary Elizabeth 85 Rodriguez, Antonio 100 Rodriquez, Adela Rodriguez, Clipriana 100 Rodriquez, Cynthia 94 Rodriquez, Daniel 94 Rodriquez, David 109 Rodriquez, Emeilio 64, 94 Rodriguez, Genevieve 100 Rodriguez, Gloria 109 Rodriguez, Henry 32, 85 Rodriguez, John 100 Rodriguez, Lazaro 85 Rodriguez, Linda 100 Rodriguez, Migdalia 105 Rodriguez. Miguel 105 Rodriquez, Magdalena 34, 62, 94 Rodriguez, Maria 94 Rodriguez Noemi 24, 85 Rodriguez, Otilia 18, 32, 7 Rodriguez, Paul 109 Rodriquez, Roseanna 85 Rodriquez, Sabina 109 Rodriguez, Sylvia 105 Rogers, Landers 95 Rogus, Halli 109 Rogus, Sharalynne 37, 100 Rohrmas, Anthony 95 Rohrman, Michael 90 Rohrman, Ruth 100 Rolland, David 109 Rolland, Michael 19, 42, 46, 90 Rollings, Gwendolyn 95 Rollings, Jacquelyn 95 Rolowski, David Romero, Joel Romerburg, George 33, 100 LOO, 28, 30, 32, 3, 53, 90 134 Romerburg, Jackie Lynn 24, 25, 31, 85 Rosado, Blanca 100 Rosadi, Edwin 32, 33, 90 Rosario, Isreal Rosfnski, Peter 95 Ross, Derrick 105 Ross, Mary 105 Ross, Milton 105 Rossi, James 95 Rossi, Robert 28, 38, 51, Rostine, Helen 105 Rozinski, Diane 105 Rozinski, Richard Rubalcava, Rolando 100 Rubseha, Rae 95 Rubesha, Thomas 19, 33, 56, 90 Rucinski, Anthony 46, 55, 95 Rudick, Phyllis 19, 24, 37, 100, 35 Ruiz, Blanca 105 Ruiz, Rhchard Rutovic, Milijana 32, 95 Rutovic, Milka 105 Rutovic, Rasoica 33, 90 Rutovic, Radomir 105 Ruzich, David 35, 100 Ruzich, Marla 24, 109 Ryder, Mary 109 53, 85 Salazar, Rudolfo 100 Salinas, Carlo 109 Salinas, Cristina 105 Salinas, Margarita 85 Salinas, Santos 95 Samardzich, Miroslav 109 Samardzich, Tony 95 Samples, Roberta Kim 20, 109 Samuel, Dorothy 100 Sanchez, Albert Sanchez, Gloria 95 Sanchez, Juan 53, 90 Sanchez, Lorenzo 100 Sanchez, Raquel Sanchez, Rosabelda Sanchez, Yolanda Sanders, Carlene 109 Santos, Ernesto 53, 100 Santos, Felix 100 Santos, Jose 105 Sapyta, John R 26, 28, 38, 54, 86 Sapyta, Timothy 19, 95 Sarnecki, John J 18, 20, 28, 38, 42, 45, 86 Sarnecki, Marlene 18, 28, 92, 95, 38 Saucedo, Juanita 109 Saucedo, Magdalena 105 Savitz, Jackie 100 Schnell, Michael 19, 46, 100 Schnell, Peggy 109 Schultz, Janice 22, 31, 105 Schultz, Norma 100 Schultz, Robert 32, 33, 95 Schulvich, Robert 90 Schwaller, Michael 100 Scibor, Joseph 100 Scibor, Mark Scibor, Mary Scott, Alma 22, 100, 38 Scott, Charlena 95, 38 Scott, Clearena 105 Scott, Delphine 37, 95, 38 Scott, Donald 109 Scott, Dwight 42 Scott, James Scott, Janet 109 Scott, Tommie 105 Sessa, John 73, 86 Setler, Deborah 19, 95 Setler, Terry 46, 100 Shepard, Tyrone 100 Short, James Short, Sheila 105 Shuback, Frederick 18, Shuback, Joyce 18, 24, Sichak, David 100 Sidor, Larry 27, 86 Signars, Ernest 100 Signars, Seaoria 105 Silvas, David 109 Simmons, Connie 100 Simmons, Sharon Simpson, Carol 23, 32, 91 Simpson, Richard 109 Simpson, Timothy 26, 38, 53, 86 Sims, Dan 109 Sims, Edna 91 Sims, Georgia 64, 100, Sims, Lucius 31, 33, 95 Sims, Ray, 109 Sinder, Thomas 18, 28, 55, 91 Sitko, Martin 95 Skelton, Wilma 86 Skrundz, Benneta 35 Skrundz, John 48, 51, 71 Sladich, Pauline 95 Sly, Jake 19, 25, 31, 38, 53, 91 Smith, Barbara Dona 34, 86 Smith, Betty 105 Smith, Charlotte 91 Smith, Deborah 32, 95 Smith, Carmen 109 Smith, Denise 100 Smith, Denise 109 Smith, Gloria Marie 18, 20, 22, 28, 31, 86, 136 Smith, Helen 105 Smith, Jamie 105 Smith, Jeffrey Smith, Joyce 109 Smith, Linda 22, 105 Smith, Marcia 105 Smith, Mary Lee 86 Smith, Phillip 105, 35 Smith, Richard Smith, Robert 95 Smith, Rosemary 109 Smith, Tara 109 Smith, Theresa Smith, Theresa 105 Smith, Winona 18, 91 Snyder, Patricia 105 Sobol, Conrad 86 Sojka, Bill Southerners, Linda 100 Sowa, Regina Sowinski, Arlene 32, 33, 86 Sowinski, Stan 46, 100 Soy, Jeanette 15, 22, 105 Soy, Susan 105 Soy, Stanley 27, 91 Spann, Cedric 100 Spann, Kirkston 86 Spann, Vanessa 22,100 Spencer, Stephen 26, 32, 48, 86 Spencer, Zebbie 109 Spilewski, Mary 95 Srakovih, George 109 Stabolito, Gloria 100 Stabolito, Mary 105 Stabolita, Roberto Stack, Richard 53, 100 Staley, Arol Starr, David 46, 100 Steffan, Roy 109 Steffan, Victoria Sue 31, 86 Stempf, James 95 Stephens, Donna Eliz 24, 31, 86 Stephens, James 100 Stephens, Linda 28, 34, 95, 35, 38 Stiglitz, Edward 86 Stiglitz, Michael 91 Stinson, Barbara 105 Stinson, Mary 100 Stipanovich, Cheryl 105 Stojanovich, Dushan 38, 55, 54, 91 Stojkovich, Eric G 18, 20, 25, 38, 42, 45, 86 Stone, Linda 100 Stupic, Charles, 20, 38, 42, 43, 45, 53, 86 Sturdivant, William 33, 95 Such, John 109 Suchecki, Frank 41, 100 Sudac, Dennie 38, 56, 91 Sullivan, Aaron 109 Sullivan, Ellen Eliza 32, 60, 86 Sulski, Ernie Rich 54, 86 Sulski, Patricia 95 Svavik, David 53, 100 Svetlik, Joseph 105 Svetlik, Karen 34, 95 Svitko, Kenneth J. 20, 56, 86 Sytsma, Robert 91 Sytsma, Vail 100, 35 Szala, James 86 Szarkowicz, Margaret 18, 31, 86 Szmutko, John Szezepanski, Mark 91 Szezygiel, Denise 20, 32, Szot, Vicky 105 Szymanski, Margaret 91 Szyndrowski, Dale 18, 25, Tarpley, Charles 100 Tarpley, Robert 100 Tarr, Andrew 95 Tarver, Bernice 32, 87 Tatum, Mavis 105 Tatum, Reggie 105 Taylor, Annie 105 Taylor, Denzel 100 Taylor, Hubert 105 Taylor, James 105 Taylor, Olivia 31, 32, Tazbir, Barbara 109 Tellado, Henry 31 Tellado, Rebecca 95 Thomas, Albert 105 Thomas, Arthur 105 Thomas, Charlie Thomas, Henry 95 Thomas, Holle 105 Thomas, Ronald 100 Thompson, Fred 105 Thompson, Gregory 105 Thornton, Theodore 91 Tifron, Georgette 100 Tillman, Larry 109 Tinsley, Bonita 14, 19, 36, 87 Tinsley, Roger 100, 35 Tolbert, Trina 109 Toncheff, Christophe 35 Toncheff, Timothy 87 Toparcean, Maryann 34, 100 Toparcean, Nickolas 34, 95 Torres, Benito 53, 95 Torres, Carolina 91 Torres, John 32 Torres, Maria 100 Torres, William 95 Toth, David Toth, Edward 46, 100 Toth, Karen 105 Toth, Steven 32, 46, 100 Totten, Roger 100 Trohock, William 105 Truman, Catherine 18, 29, 32, 33, 87 Truttling, Wiley 32, 91 Tsakopoulos, Maria 100 Tsakopoulos, Stella 100 Tucker, Kevin, 109 Tucker, Patrice 31 Turner, Hiawatha 105 Tyler, Kathleen 87 Tyner, Bennie 53, 100, 35 Tyner, Cora 13, 19, 24, 27, 28, 37, 87 Ulm, Jaculin 32 Upshaw, Arnold 31, 87 Upshaw, Cedric 100 Upshaw, Chery] 28, 34, 37, 95, Upshaw, Dolores 109 Upshaw, Frank 109 Upshaw, Jennifer 91 Upshaw, Jerry 34, 38, 53, Upshaw, Kenneth 109 Upshaw, Patricia 22, 109 Upshaw, Trycenia 22, 105 Upshaw, Waymon 26, 32, Urbanski, Mark 87 Valentine, Aguilar 109 Valich, Mary 101 Vangeloff, Gail 105 Vania, Debbie 34 Vann, Willie 101 Pulling Together ........ Sandy Giannopoulos, Editor-in-chief Gloria Smith, Activities Editor Casey Malek, Sports Editor George Karpinec, Sports Ass’t Linda Johnson, Faculty Editor Hank Jarvis, Advertising Editor Terry Farley, Karen Macek, Sharon Kras, Ruben Fontanes, Sam Whisenant, Ad solicitors Justeen Gary, Undergraduate Editor, Head Typist Kathleen Potter, Typist Office Practice classes, Typists Bonita Tinsley, Personal Editor’s Typist Don Kish, Photographer Reed-Thompson Studios, Photography Special thanks to Mr. Marsh, Mr. Avegeris, and Eric Stojkovich Mr. Frank Woschitz, Paragon Representative Mrs. Frances Anne Taylor, our advisor Achievement is found ... Happiness is created ... A lesson has been taught ... Friendship strengthened ... ren Se ae Bee as aco RESO Nore Per —