South Division High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1967 volume:

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Experienc- ing the excitement of the first day of high school and meeting newfriends is the freshrnanfs definition of happiness while Cardinal athletes think of it as a victory sweep. Happiness may mean diferent things to diferentpeople. Yet, there is one thing all loyal South Siders agree upon-Happiness is South Division High School. 2 . ..Po.gef12 CLASSES. . .Page 62 Ali-fLEI1CS...Pogef94 ACrMrIEQ...Page12o FACIJIJY. . .Page 152 We Pay Tribute To A Leader MR. ALEXANDER E. MORSTAD For your thirty-nine years of service and loyalty to South Division High School We the students gratefully and proudly dedicate our 7967 Cardinal Annual, the fifty-fourth yearbook ofthe school to you. We are thankful for your leadership in so many of our activities and sports and for building up in each of us a great ad- miration for the many jine traditions of the oldest high school in the city. This loyalty, this shoulder-to-shoulder spirit, which prompted you to say, They can take me out ofSouth Divi- sion, but they cannot take South Divi- sion out ofme, has become so infectious that it is now the ideal of the thousands of graduates that you sent on their way to adulthood. We hope you will continue to have fond memories of South Division, and we wish you happiness and co tentrnent in your retirement. 1 WALKER jUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Do you recall those happy days . . . Yes, with balloons bursting andspirits popping when the honor students went on a gala field trip to the Chica- go Planetarium and Aquarium? of the Science Fair when you felt sure your wooden model of an engine would win a blue ribbon? and how silly youfelt on Dress-up Day and whatfun you had at the dance in the gym? No gym that day! when you escorted parents at Open House and then ran around the halls to meet your pals and when you served on the committee to select moviesfor lunch hour? fond memories linger long. Joys of Junior High Days Bring Fond Memories TOSCIUSZKO JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Jo you recall those happy days . , . when being an office monitor gave you a feeling of importance as you did filing, contacted teachers, and acted as one of the in Ugroup? during the second semester when interest in club elections was running high, and you took the leap to put your best buddy in ofce? of walking past the huge honor plaque in the main hall to see whether your name or that of your favorite classmate was there? in Math club when mastering the main scales of the slide rule made you feel that you might be a second Einstein? 'Iurrah for the good old days! ,,-., K+ Famlllar Haunts ln the Shadow of South's Stately Dome 4 Mitchell Park Conservatory- A thing of beauty is a joy forever at lovely Mitchell Park Conservatory. 5 Forest Home Library-Pleasures in reading are enhanced by the modern decor of the newly-opened Forest Home Li- brary, right at our back door. 7 .,,.-w . Q 'Wjizf-mdikvf Y Z K ...if 'Wi w gf.- W A 2 if 1 I vm Q E Nl., . , 5, EA 2 i 21 51- Q K 15, fx, , ,ai , I x , Q ! Rf J5 pg QRS' 'Wg F 2 5 my 1 22 A 1 4, U , wi 4, f -'Q-gt !Q3XW t ...nl be -1 L :QF ig f Q 2 J 3 3 E 5'1- rv , V W K' ', A A . www, L mix? ' 'f g ,,., ,. I W I-wwf i X ' , NW. ., mf fi e :-. 9 -an R 4 . ffgf. Q? VK - , ,H ,,,,a.,. - Y 1 , , . I , ., -, x i' , , A if A-xg ' ' gvw ,swab 5111555 wi X, Q X X.-if I 531 fx' E 3j, Q,,A S, , ,. EKIM EQ. E Principal Robert S. Brandel Happiness is defined as a feeling of con- tentment coming from being or doing well or of satisfaction at having got what one wanted. This definition leaves much to be explained. What are the things that give us satisfaction? Do you get satisfac- tion from helping or hurting others? Do your wants include the material no mat- ter how they are obtained? Fortunately, happiness is all around us. The smile of a friend, the acceptance by our fellows, 10 the warmth of our family associations, the inspiration of our religious beliefs, the satisfaction of a job well done or the opportunity to lend a helping hand to those less fortunate than ourselves are just a few of the measures of true happi- ness. There are those, particularly the young, who believe that things create happiness. As we grow older, we see that physical possessions contribute relatively little to a really happy personality. Miss Estelle R. Stone In a teaching career, happiness is-the re- warding experience of helping youth to cherish the eternal truths, to appreciate past culture, to understand present social change, and to explore the ever-expanding future frontiers of knowledge. Indeed, taking gen- uine interest in pupils, guiding them in solv- ing their problems, sharing their joys of a- chievement, and challenging them to their greatest accomplishments, all echo merrily through the corridors of teacher memories. Vice-Principal Mr. Phill T. May Teachers, themselves, enjoy a unique combi- nation of work and pleasure through vaca- tion travel, graduate study, professional committees, and everyday dynamic alertness to educational growth. Certainly theirs is the great responsibility to radiate by enthu- siasm and fine example, cheerfulness of spirit in loyal service to our neighbors, to our country, and to God. Miss Estelle R. Stone Assistant Principal GRADUATES Receiving Coveted Diploma Seniorls Happiest Moment On Commencement Night ABRASCHINSKY, JEROME ACIMOVIC, NELLY German Clubg La Amistad. AIROLDI, PATRICIA Class Commissiong Art Honorsg Senior Snapg Cardinal Annual, Art Editorg Student Council Rep- resentativeg Guidance Office Monitorg Art Caste, President 5 French Clubg Girls' Athletic Association. ARNDT, BARBARA Girls' Athletic Association. BABCOCKMIANICE Girls' Glee Clubg Corridor Reception Committee' Infirmary Monitor. I BAILEYMIANICE BARBER, DANIEL BELL, BARBARA BENCE, MARY BERDAN, CHARMAYNE Cardinal Pep Club. BEZIE, GERALDINE Girls' Glee Clubg SDFC. BLAZEWICZ, ARLENE . .. , t v , ,, k , Q .Y ,,.. s ME 'ig e x Wa' Rss. is was i K l' X 4 5 W 5 il? 1 ,. is .5 A U .P .gs , His F? , - I ' HAMULAK, WALTER IRISTIANSON, WILLIAM rNE, JAMES TKURS, MAUA Caste. .CKER, KATHRYN .NN Y, MARGARET Choirg Advanced Girls' Gleeg rmary Monitor. Girls' Glee Clubg BOWEN, WILLIAM BOYCE, KATHLEEN Cardinal Twirlersg Student Council, Bulletin Board Committeeg A Choirg Senior Bandg Pep Bandg Car- dinalairesg Advanced Girls' Gleeg Girls' Glee Clubg District Solo Ensemble Contest, 19655 Stage Crew, Chairmang Cardinal Pep Clubg Cardinal Playersg French Clubg Girls' Athletic Associationg junior Red Crossg Monitor, Rows 3 and 4 Front. BRAMMER, PENNY Girls' Athletic Associationg Junior Red Cross, Secre- tary. BRAWNER, CHERYL A Choirg Advanced Girls' Gleeg Girls' Glee Clubg District Solo and Ensemble Contest, 19655 Caperee, 1965, 19665 Cardinal Playersg Girls' Athletic Asso- ciationg junior Girls' Club. BRICCO, KATHRYN Girls' Glee Clubg Cardinal Pep Clubg Girls' Athletic Association. BRICKO, MICHAEL BUTZIN, LINDA A Choirg Advanced Girls' Gleeg Girls' Glee Club. CALLAN, DONALD CARINI, DONNA Student Council Representativeg Cardinal Pep Clubg La Amistad. FRANK, GARY Trump Card, Football, Major, Numerals, Tennis, Majors, Emblem Club. GARCIA, VIRGINIA Student Council Representative, Library Cadet, Monitor, Rows 17 and 18, Rear. GEDIG, CARLA Cardinal Players, Girl's Athletic Association, Junior Girls' Club. GLEESING SANDRA Advanced Girls' Glee, Girls' Glee Club. GRABLEWSKI, SUZANNE Girls' Glee Club, Corridor Reception Committee, Cardinal Pep Club, Future Teachers of America,' German Club, Science Club. GRONOWSKI, PATRICIA Cardinal Annual, Art Staff, Attendance Ofiice Mon- itor, Corridor Reception Committee, Cardinal Pep Club, Cardinal Players. HAMMER, MARY Corridor Reception Committee, Cardinal Pep Club, Future Teachers of America, Girls' Athletic Associa- tion, junior Secretaries of America. HEBERLEINJAMES Class Commission, Chairman, Badger Boys' State Representative, Senior Snap, Baseball, Minor, Bas- ketball, Numerals, Football, Major, Minor, Numer- als, Scholastic Dot, Student Council Representative, Corridor Reception Committee, Cardinal Men's Club, President, Emblem Club. HODORSKI, SUSAN Corridor Reception Committee, Lost and Found Monitor, Cardinal Pep Club, Future Teachers of America, junior Red Cross, President, Vice- President, La Amistad. DEQUARDO, DONALD Wrestling, Stage Crew. DIENBERG, BETTY Infirmary Monitor, German Club. DONOVAN, PEGGY Cardinal Pep Club, Girls' Glee Club, junior Red Cross, Secretary, Vice-president, junior Secretaries of America. ESCHENDAL, BRENDA Guidance Office Monitor, Cardinal Pep Club, His- tory Club. FARRELL, CAROL Girls' Glee Club, Infirmary Monitor, Lost and Found Monitor, Cardinal Pep Clubgjunior Red Cross, Treasurer. FOSTER, NANNETTE S I '... ii si HOFFMAN, RODNEY Baseball, major, minor, Basketball, Numerals, Foot- ball, Minor, Student Council Representative, Cardi- nal Men's Club, Emblem Club. HOPPERT, IRENE Girls' Glee Club. JACOBE, CAROL Student Council Representative, Cardinal Girls' Club, Cardinal Pep Club, Cardinal Players, Future Teachers of America, Red Apple, Silver Apple, Girls' Athletic Association, History Club, Vice- President, Secretary, La Amistad. JAKUBOWSKI, DAVID Cardinal Weekly, Reporter, Headline Writer, Copy- reader, Proof Reader, Football, Numcrals, Golf, Wrestling, Corridor Reception Committee, Cardinal Men's Club. NIOSEFIAK, LINDA Senior Band, Cardinal Pep Club, Cardinal Players, French Club, Treasurer, Girls' Athletic Association, junior Red Cross. KECKEISEN, LINDA Color Guard, Major, Chevrons, Infirmary Monitor. -5 4 H A, KEIKER, ALVIN KEIKER, FRANCES Advanced Girls' Glee, Girls' Glee Club, Internation- al Club. KLINGSPOHN, KATHLEEN International Club, Russian Club. KONCA, LAWRENCE Corridor Reception Committee. KUBE, FRANCINE Art Caste. KUREK, PATRICIA Infirmary Monitor, Cardinal Pep Club, Girls' Ath- letic Association, SDFC. LATUS, KAREN Corridor Reception Committee, Infirmary Monitor, Cardinal Pep Club, French Club, Para-medical Ca- reers Club, Monitor, Rows 11 and 12, Front. LEHSTEN, MARK. Baseball, Majors, Captain, Basketball, Minor Nu- merals, Football, Minors, Corridor Reception Committee. Prom Court of Honor, 1965, Cardinal Men's Club, Emblem Club. LEY, DAVID Representative Boy, Class Cimmission, junior Boys English Cup, Badger Boys' State Representative, Cardinal Weekly, Star Reporter, Football, Majors, Manager, Wrestling, Majors, Regional Champion, City Champion, Student Council Representative' Senior Band, Pep Band, Prom Court of Honor 1966, Homecoming King, 1966, Emblem Club- Monitor, Rows 3 and 4, Front. 1 7 7 y LONGHURST, ROBERT Music Honors, District Solo and Ensemble Contest 19655 State Solo and Ensemble Contest, 19655 Senior Band. LYMAN, CAROL MADALA, PATRICIA Girls' Athletic Association MALINOVICH, ANKA Cardinal Girls' Club, Cardinal Pep Club, Chess Club, Girls' Athletic Association, junior Girls' Club, Treasurer. MASON, MARGO Cardinal Pep Club, History Club. MELNYK, JAROS LAVA Cardinal Annual, Art Staff, Russian Club, Presi- dent. MINOREK, ROBERTA Color Guard, A Choir, Senior Band, Pep Band, Advanced Girls' Glee, Girls' Glee Club, Corridor Reception Committee, Cardinal Girls' Club, Cardi- nal Players, Treasurer, Girls' Athletic Association, La Amistad. MLAKER, JOHN Tennis, Minor, Wrestling. MOSER, RICHARD Corridor Recption Committee. MRAZ, LESLIE Cardinal Weekly, Distribution Crew, Baseball, Majors, Minor, Football, Minor, Numeralsg Student Council Representative, Senior Band, Senior Or- chestra, Audio-Visual Aids Crew, Cardinal Men's Clubg Emblem Club. MURSEC, SYLVIA Student Council Representative, Audio-Visual Aids Crew, Guidance Office Monitor, Cardinal Girls' Club, Cardinal Players, French Club, German Club, Vice-President, Girls' Athletic Association, Radio- Electronics Club, Russian Club. 1 MYSLIWDKI, BARBARA Student Council Representative, A Choir, Advanced Girls' Glee, Girls' Glee Club, District Solo and En- semble Contest, 1965, 19665 Infirmary Monitor, Cardinal Pep Club, Girls' Athletic Association, jun- ior Red Crossg Library Cadet Club, SDFC. NAJERA, GLORIA Art Honors, Cardinal Annual, Art Staffg Art Caste, President, Vice-President, German Club, Girls' Ath- letic Association, SDFC. N EUDORFF, RONALD NOWAK, CHRISTINE Girls' Athletic Association, junior Red Cross. DDANT, PENNY eerleader, Athletic Director Secretary, Student uncil Representative, Prom Court of Honor, i6, Cardinal Pep Club, Cardinal Players, French tb, Monitor, Rows 3 and 4, Rear. .FALSKI, RANDOLPH IODES, JAMES tional Honor Society, Intramural Football. lSEMEYER,JOHN PSS, BOYD FKA, BEATRICE 'ls' Glee Club, Girls' Athletic Association, Inter- ional Club, Para-Medical Careers Club. OTTO, PATRICIA Class Commission, Cardinal Twirlers, Student Council Representative, Bulletin Board Committee, Corridor Reception Committee, Cardinal Pep Club, Future Teachers of America, German Club, junior Girls' Club. PEGORSCH, PATRICK Class Commission, Frosh-Soph Football, Baseball, Numerals, Corridor Reception Committee, Audio-Visual Aids Crew, Homecoming Court of Honor 1966, Cardinal Men's Club, President. PETERSON, CAROL PETERSON, DIANE Cardinal Pep Club, French Club, junior Red Cross, Para-Medical Careers Club. PETLEWSKI, MARGARET Girls' Glee Club. PLASKI, DONNA Cardinal Weekly, Cub Reporter, Headline Writer, Copyreader, Proof Reader, Senior Band, Pep Band, Senior Orchestra, All-City Orchestra, 1965, District Solo and Ensemble Contest, 1965,1966, State Solo and Ensemble Contest, 1966, Corridor Reception Committee, French Club, Future Teachers of Ameri- ca, Girls' Athletic Association, Executive Board, junior Girls' Club. PLOPPER, MARK Football, Major, Minor, Track, Minor, Corridor Reception Committee, Cardinal Men's Club, Vice-President, Emblem Club. POCHOWSKI, JUDITH A Choir, Advanced Girls' Glee, Girls' Glee Club, Infirmary Monitor, junior Red Cross. PROECHEL, LYNNE junior Red Cross. SAWINSKI, ANNETTE SCHULTZ, ELAINE Girls' Glee Clubg Monitor, Rows 13 and 14, Rear. SHEEHAN, KATHLEEN Girls' Glee Clubg Cardinal Pep Club. SIEJKOWSKI, CATHERINE A Choirg Advanced Girls' Gleeg Girls' Glee Clubg Cardinal Pep Clubg Girls' Athletic Associationg His- tory Club. SIPERKO, RUTH SOBCZAK, ROBERT Footballg Track, Minor. STAN WAY, JUDITH STEADMAN, ROBERT Audio-Visual Aids Crew. STOJSAVLJEVIC, DOROTHY Cardinal Pep Clubg Girls' Athletic Association. SUCHOCKI, LORRAINE Girls' Glee Club. SUSEK, SUSAN Library Honorsg Junior Girls' Club. THORPE, FREDRICK Stage Crew. THORPE, LINDA Corridor Reception Committee. TOKARSKI, DIANNE TOMASZEWSKI, ROGER Corridor Reception Committeeg Caperee, 1966 l 20 VILDES, DENNIS VISNIEWSKI, DANIEL ournalism Award, Cardinal Weekly, Photography Editor, Cardinal Annual, Photography Editor, Stage lrew, Camera Service Club, Cardinal Men's Club, bresident. VOLD, KATHERINE Girls, Glee Club. VUNDERLICH, HELEN 'ERKES, KENNETH lorridor Reception Committee. KARATE, ARCADIA 'CHOLASTIC HONORABLE MENTION- Eusan Hodorski, Penny Raddant, Elaine Schultz, ames Rhodes. fNot pictured, Peggy Donovanj VANETTA, CHRISTINE VEIT, PAT Girls' Glee Club, junior Red Cross. VICK, BERNICE Cardinal Pep Club. VISEK, ,IUDITH Girls' Athletic Association. WARD, BONNIE Class Commission, Forensics Award, Student Coun- cil Representative, Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, All-City Orchestra, District Solo and Ensemble Con- test, I963, 1964, 1965, State Solo and Ensemble Contest, 1963, Cardinal Pep Club, Cardinal Players, President, Future Teachers of America, German Club. WENZEL, LOIS Student Council Representative, Cardinal Pep Club, German Club, Girls' Athletic Association, Monitor, Rows 17 and 18, Front. Awards Bring Satisfactlon, oy To Successful January Grads 22 12 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-Bolton Row: Patricia Airoldi, Penny Raddant, Patrici. Otto, Elaine Schultz, Row 2: Bonnie Ward, Robcr ta Minorek, David Ley. Row 3: Susan Hodorski Linda josefiak, Sylvia Mursec, john Mlaker. Roz 4: Donna Plaski, Karen Latus, james Rhodes james Heberlein. QNot pictured - Jaroslav: Melnyk, Peggy Donovanj :EQ gi V Q -S ,K -M A 5 3552 4 Q Sign Qi if .. K , gy, s . .Q - if .,.R:: ,,.,: , . ,.:. . aa Q- , - 3 ff L' .-ssrlxsmwfw' Q . Q H + - A . , P , Q r . ' I I 8 M' I v A -A v Q 1 K 3 . X ,, ,h , , Q. . ,g . N , - A E t X , S , S af 1 s x f 1 f J' - X 'Q , + 'v w Lf ,. , g:q5'z:-V YW .:-x.f- ' nfs. .,f A ...x B., .,.,:E.L .W :JU , -va: H - v A i U! ' ,1s? X A Nw- .. , - 5 K Maw' !YQ'W Ng' 57 YS 17, x AARDAHL, DONALD Cardinal Weekly, Club Reporter, Baseball, Minor. ALBA, ALICE Girls, Glee Club. ALBRECHT, JUDY ALIC EA, LUCY Junior Secretaries of America. ALLEN, MARY ANDERSON, COLLEEN Ofiice Monitor, Infirmary Monitor, Art Caste. Good-By, Good Luck, June Graduates, Best Wishes for Success, Happiness, I Keep The Shoulder-to-Shoulder Spirit ANDERSON, KATHLEEN junior Secretaries of America, Assistant Secretary' Cardinal Pep Club. 1 I ANDREWSMIOHN Music Honors, Baseball, Numerals, Tennis, Major, Scholastic Dot, Senior Band, All-City Band, 1967, Senior Orchestra, All-City Orchestra, 1965, District Solo and Ensemble Contest, l965,l966,l967. Corri- BAGINSKI, LINDA BALISTRERIMIOSEPH Basketball, Minor, Football, Numerals, Track, Stu- dent Council Representative, Monitor, Rows 1 and 2, Front. to BARANOWSKI, JAM ES ' 24 dor Reception Committee, Emblem Club. , ANDRZEMICZAK, LEONARD i .pn-sur ERNSTON, ANN ational Honor Societyg Music Service Awardg Stu- :nt Council Representativeg Senior Orchestrag All- ity Orchestra, l965,1967g Advanced Girls' Gleeg irls' Glee Clubg Music Practice Room Monitorg aperee, 19665 Cardinal Pep Clubg Cardinal Play- sg Girls' Athletic Associationg Future Teachers of merica. ETLINSKIJAMES udio-Visual Aids Crewg Stage Crewg Cardinal ayers, Curse You jack Dalton g Camera Service lub. IALOSZYNSKI, LOIS rt Casteg Camera Service Clubg Cardinal Playersg irls' Athletic Associationg Junior Red Cross. ILOT, KATHLEEN zrdinal Annual, Art Staffg Baseball, Statisticiang udent Council Representativeg Attendance Office .onitor. IN GMAN , MARY zrdinal Weekly, Distribution Crewg Art Casteg ardinal Pep Clubg French Club. YVENSJAMES BARRETO, WILFREDO Art Honorsg Music Honorsg Cardinal Annual, Art Staffg Cross-Country, Minor, Numeralsg Track, Minorg Wrestlingg A Choirg Men's Chorusg Cardi- naladsg Corridor Reception Committeeg Art Caste. BAUMANN, VICTOR BEAUDRY, MARY BEDELL, WILLIAM BELL, JEFFREY BERG, OTTO BERGLES, DONNA A Choirg Cardinalairesg Advanced Girls' Gleeg Girls' Glee Clubg junior Girls' Club. BERKA, ANNMARIE Girls' Glee Clubg Corridor Reception Committeeg Caperee, 19665 Carndinal Girls' Clubg Cardinal Pep Clubg Cardinal Playersg Girls' Athletic Associationg junior Girls' Club. BERNE, DONALYN Guidance Office Monitorg Monitor, Rows I and 2, Front. QM Mx in fx BUKOWSKI, LINDA junior Secretaries of America. BURSETH, MARY German Club, Girls, Athletic Association, junior Secretaries of America, Assistant Secretary. BUSALACCHLJOAN A Choir. BUSTOS, CAROLINE Cardinal Twirlers, Chevrons, Secretary, Student Council Representative, Girls' Glee Club, Cardinal Pep Club, Girls' Athletic Association, junior Girls' Club, La Amistad. BUTKOWSKI, CHRISTINE National Honor Society, Guidance Oflice Monitor, Cardinal Girls' Club, French Club, Girls, Athletic Association, Monitor, Rows 7 and 8, Front. BUTLER, BEVERLY BLAIR, DALE Attendance Oflfice Monitor, Cardinal Pep Club. BOELTER, SANDRA Girls' Athletic Association, Executive Board. BONIEWICZ, JEAN A Choir, Advanced Girls, Glee, Infirmary Monitor. BOWEN, KATHLEEN A Choir, Music Practice Room Monitor, Cardinz Pep Club. BRAKOVICH, DARELYN A Choir, Advanced Girls, Glee, Girls' Glee Club. BRANDON, RICHARD Baseball, Numerals, Manager, Audio-Visual Aic Crew. BREDSCHNEIDER, BONNIE Inhrmary Monitor. BRUHNSJACQUELINE BRUKWICKI, FLOYD E A .fi ig, Qt., . wx' get CISEWSKI, WAYNE Football, N umerals, Track, lVIin0rs, Cross-Country, Major, Minor: Cardinal Men's Club, Emblem Club. CLARK, ARLENE Cardinal Weekly, Distribution Crew, Advanced Girls' Glee, Girls' Glee Club. CLEMENCE, CHRISTINE COLLINS, ALICE COLLINS, PATRICIA Corridor Reception Committee, Cardinal Girls' Club, Girls' Athletic Association. CONWAY, MARY SRIVELLO, MARY CRUZ, FRED CALDERO, ROSA Music Honors, Student Council Representative, A Choir, Cardinalaires, Advanced Girls' Glee, Girls' Glee Club, District Solo and Ensemble Contest 1966, State Solo and Ensemble Contest, 1966, 1967, Music Practice Room Monitor, Caperee, 1966, Car- dinal Players, La Amistad. 3 CAMACHO, JOHN CANTU, SALLY National Honor Society, Class Commission, Music Service Award, Forensics, Senior Snap, Cheerleader, Major, Numeral Scholastic Dot, Chevron, Honora- ble Mention, Student Council Representative, Steer- ing Committee, Vice-Secretary, Corridor Reception Committee, Prom Court of Honor, 1967, Homecom- ing Court of Honor, 1965, Caperee, 1965, 1966, Mistress of Ceremonies, Cardinal Pep Club, Secre- tary, Cardinal Players, Curse You, jack Dalton , Masque ofthe Red Death , Vice-President, Usher- ettes, President, Monitor, Rows 19 and 20, Front. CAPELLO, KATHLEEN Corridor Reception Committee, Infirmary Monitor, Cardinal Girls' Club, Cardinal Players, Junior Red Cross, La Amistad, History Club, Secretary. CARMAN, LINDA Cardinal Pep Club, Para-Medical Careers Club. CARNEY, ELISA Attendance Office Monitor. CERNICKAMIUDITH Music Honors, Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, Dis- trict Solo and Ensemble Contest, 1965,1966,1967, State Solo and Ensemble Contest, 1966, Color Guard, Prom Committee Chairman, Girls' Athletic Association. CRUZ, MARY Attendance Oflice Monitor, La Amistad. CRUZ, YOLANDA Infirmary Monitor, Office Monitor, La Amistad. CYGANIAK, MICHAEL National Honor Society, Student Council Represen- tative, Corridor Reception Committee, Prom Com- mittee Chairman. CZERWINSKI, CHRISTINE Girls' Glee Club. CZERWINSKI, MARYANN Infirmary Monitor, Cardinal Pep Club, junior Girls' Club, Red Cross Club. DANE, SUSAN Advanced Girls' Glee, Cardinal Players. DANIELSKI, GERALD DAUBERT, DAVID DEAVERS, PATRICIA . mu gift 'SM-fflk 'T x DETTLOFF, KATHLEEN Color Guard DOBBE, MICHAEL Football, Minor, Manager, Basketball, Numerals, Baseball, Minors, A Choir, Cardinalads, Cardinal Men's Club, Cardinal Players. DOBRON, BARBARA National Honor Society, Cheerleader, Major, Mi? nor, Numerals, Scholastic Dot, Chevrons, Audio- Visual Aids Crew, Prom Court of Honor, 1966, Cardinal Pep Club, Girls' Athletic Association, First Place Award, Usherettes, Secretary, Monitor, Rows 5 and 6, Rear. DOMBROWSKI, ROBERT DUMAR, ANDREA DYNICKI ANTHONY l Cardinal Weekly, Reporter, Headline Writer, Basel ball, Numerals, Basketball, Numerals, Senior Band' Attendance Monitor, Caperee, 1966, Cardinal Men's Club, Treasurer, History Club. FEARE, DAVID Baseball, Football, Wrestling, Major, Numerals, Corridor Reception Committee. FISCHER, DORIS Girls' Athletic Association. FLEIS, LINDA Majorette, Captain, Cardinal Pep Club, Para-Med- ical Careers Club. FRAZIER, WILLIAM Wrestling, Major, Manager, Tennis, Minor, Senior Band, Pep Band, Key Ofhce Monitor, Caperee, 1965,l966, Cardinal lN'Ien's Club. FUENTES, ROSEMARY National Honor Society, Music Honors, A Choir, Advanced Girls' Glee, Girls' Glee Club, District Solo and Ensemble Contest, 1966, State Solo and Ensemble Contest, 1966, Lost and Found Monitor, Music Practice Room Monitor, Inter Nos, La Amis- tad, Para-Medical Careers Club. FUNK, SHARON La Amistad. ECKERT, ARDETH Attendance Office Monitor. EDWARDS, MARJORIE EH RLICHMANN, JAN ICE ELLIOTT, CHARLENE National Honor Society, Representative Girl, Music Honors, Senior Snap, Cheerleader, Major, Numer- als, Scholastic Dot, Chevrons, Captain, Student Council Representative, Secretary, A Choir, All-City Choir, 1967, Cardinalaires, Advanced Girls' Glee, President, Girls' Glee Club, President, Attendance Office Monitor, Prom Court of Honor, 1967, Cap- eree, 1965, 1966, Cardinal Pep Club, Cardinal Play- ers, Girls' Athletic Association, La Amistad, Music Officers Service Club, Monitor, Rows 19 and 20, Rear. ENGBRING, DENNIS ERDMANN, ROBERT Men's Chorus, Corridor Reception Committee, Cardinal Men's Club. ERICKSON, PAULETTE German Club, junior Secretaries of America, Treas- urer, Para-Medical Careers Club. ESCHENDAL, LINDA Cardinal Pep Club, German Club, History Club, junior Red Cross Club. EVERSON, PATRICIA Cardinal Twirlers, Chevrons, German Club, Girls' Athletic Association, junior Girls' Club, Monitor, Rows 19 and 20, Rear. 5 qV, ..,. we .il -1 f . ., . ':,.,w. '- A Wi- ' Q Y ',,,,,'::::- Q' . 'fra GIBBS, GREGORY Music Honors, Music Service Award, Football, Major, Numerals, A Choir, All-City Choir, 1967, Men,s Chorus, Cardinalads, Music Practice Room Monitor, Caperee, 1966, Cardinal Men's Club. GOGGINS, SHARON Corridor Reception Committee, Infirmary Monitor. GOLBECKNIOHN National Honor Society, Badger State Representa- tive, Photography Honors, Senior Snap, Cardinal Weekly, Cardinal Annual, photographer, Student Council Representative, Senior Band, Pep Band, Senior Orchestra: District Solo and Ensemble Con- test, Class A, first Place Award. 1966, State Solo and Ensemble Contest, Class A, First Place Award, 1966, Camera Service Club, German Club, Radio- Electronics Club, Vice-President. GOLLWITZERMIOAN Girls' Glee Club, Infirmary Monitor. GONZALEZ, AIDA GOODMANMIOHN Football, N umerals. GOSN ELL, PATRICIA GRABOWSKI, KAREN GRAN DY, WAYNE Wrestling, Minors. GAGLIANO, GENIE Infirmary Monitor, Corridor Reception Committee, , Art Caste. GAMSKY, BETTY l Cardinal Twirlers, Student Council Representativegl Corridor Reception Committee, Guidance Office Monitor, Cardinal Pep Club, Cardinal Players, Girls, Athletic Association, La Amistad. GARCIA, PATRICIA Cardinal Pep Club, Girls' Athletic Association, Para-Medical Careers Club. GARDOCKI, GAIL Cardinal Girls' Club, Secretary, President, Cardinal Players, Girls' Athletic Association, History Club, La Amistad. GEMBICKI, DONALD GERSZEWSKI, KARIN Cardinal Weekly, Distribution Crew, Attendance Office Monitor, La Amistad. RECO, PATRICIA ttional Honor Society, Scholastic Honorable Men- n, junior English Honors, journalism Honors, nior Snap, Cara'inal Weekly, Co-Editor-in-Chief, ident Council, Future Teachers of America. lEZINSKI, BARBARA ,tional Honor Society, Ofhce Honors, Cardinal eekly, Reporter, Headline Writer, Proof Reader, pyreader, Cardinal Twirlers, Ofiice Monitor, um Committee Chairman, Cardinal Girls' Club, rdinal Players, Cardinal Pep Club. KUSZKOWSKI, GLORIA tendance Office Monitor, Corridor Reception mmittee, Infirmary Monitor, Oflice Monitor. KZECHOWIAK, DIANE rdinal Weekly, Distribution Crew, Cardinal virlers, Chevron, Girls' Glee Club, Cardinal rls' Club, Cardinal Pep Club. KZESK, ELIZABETH tendance Ofhce Monitor, Infirmary Monitor. 'TDYNOWSKI OHN lseball, Major, hliinor, Basketball, Football, Mi- r, Student Council, Senior Band, Pep Band, Cor- lor Reception Committee, Prom Court of Honor, 67, Cardinal Men's ' ' Club, Cardinal Players. I ,I GUERIN, MICHAEL GULCZYNSKI, KATHLEEN National Honor Society, Cheerleader, Major, Nu- merals, Scholastic Dot, Student Council Representa- tive, Prom Queen, 1967, Advanced Girls' Glee, Girls' Glee Club, District Solo and Ensemble Con- test, 1967, Attendance Office Monitor, Cardinal Pep Club, Cardinal Players, Girls' Athletic Association. GULL, CARRIE Student Council Representative, Cardinal Twirlers, Color Guard, Senior Orchestra, Secretary, District Solo and Ensemble Contest, 1965, Cardinal Pep Club, Cardinal Players. GULL, MARY Color Guard, Chevrons, A Choir, Advanced Girls' Glee, Girls' Glee Club, District Solo and Ensemble Contest, 1967, Cardinal Pep Club, Girls' Athletic Association, Cardinal Players. HAACK, KENNETH Cross-Country, Minor, Track, Numerals. HABECK, WENDY Girls' Glee Club, Infirmary Monitor. HAGEBUSCH, VALERIE HAGERMAN , GWEN National Honor Society, Cardinal Weekly, Cub Reporter, Typist, Distribution Crew, Cheerleader, Minor, Numerals, Scholastic Dot, Chevron, Student Council Representative, Attendance Ofiice Monitor, Cardinal Pep Club, Chess Club. HAHN, KATHLEEN Senior Orchestra, District Solo and Ensemble Con- test, I967, Cardinal Pep Club, Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation. HALVERSON, RUBY Advanced Girlsl Glee, Cardinal Pep Club, Girls' Athletic Association, junior Secretaries of America, President, Para-Medical Careers Club. HARRIS, LEON Salutatorian, Lions Club Award, National Honor Society, junior English Honors, Music Service Award, Cardinal Weekly, Reporter, Headline Wri- ter, Copyreader, Proof Reader, Senior Orchestra, District Solo and Ensemble Contest, 1967, Prom Committee Chairman, Future Teachers of Ameri- ca, Red Apple. HEIL, MARY Cardinal Pep Club. HEIM, BETTY National Honor Society, Senior Band, Senior Or- chestra, District Solo and Ensemble Contest, 1965, 1966, State Solo and Ensemble Contest, 1966, Cor- ridor Reception Committee, Cardinal Pep Club, Future Teachers of America, Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation, Inter Nos. HEISER, BRUCE Cross-Country, Ribbons, Minor, Track, Stage Crew, Manager, Radio-Electronics Club. HELGEMOE, EDWIN HENDRICKSON, ARTHUR National Honor Society, Journalism Award, Badg- er State Representative, Senior Snap, Cardinal Annual, Associate Editor, Literary Staff, Basket- ball, Minor, Numerals, Tennis, Minor, Manager, Student Council Representative, Chess Club, Fu- ture Teachers of America, Correspondence Secre- tary, Red Apple, Radio-Electronics Club. HERBST, LARRY MW HETZEL, DIANNA HICKEY, LINNEA Student Council Representative, Cardinal Gir Club, Cardinal Players. I-IIERL, DAWN Girls, Glee Club, HILL, RUSSELL HILLMAN, KATHLEEN National Honor Society, Library Honors, Stude Council Representative, Homecoming Court Honor, 1965, Cardinal Pep Club, Cardinal Pla ers, Future Teachers of America, Girls' Athle' Association, Library Cadet Club, Monitor, Rows and 10, Rear. HODEL, ROSEMARY HOFFMAN, LAWRENCE Student Council Representative, A Choir, Mei Chorus, Cardinalads, Corridor Reception Comm tee. ACOBS, KAREN 'ardinal Twirlers' Student Council Re resentatixeg A - c , l P C Y Iardinal Pep Club, Cardinal Players, Future Teach rs ofAmericag Girls' Athletic Association. AESCHKE, KENNETH AKUS, MICHAEL fardinal Weekly, Cub Reporterg Track, Cross- Iountryg Audio-Visual Aids Crew, Photography Ilub. ANOCIK, ELAINE nlirmary Monitor, La Amistad. OERS, GERALD 'rack, minor, Senior Band, Pep Band, Senior Or- iestrag Music Practice Room Monitor. OHNSON, NADINE DKELA, PATRICIA rench Club. HOLLICH, SUSAN Cardinal Pep Clubg Girls' Athletic Association, junior Secretaries of America, Secretaryg La Amis- tad. HOPPLE, ROBERT HORTON, JOANNE National Honor Society, Scholastic Honorable Mention, Library Honors, Office Honors, Senior Snap, Senior Band, Orchestra, Color Guard, ser- geant, District Solo and Ensemble, 1967, Infirmary Monitor, Oflice Monitor, Trees-for-Tomorrowg Cardinal Pep Club, Future Teachers of America, German Club, Girls' Athletic Association, Execu- tive Board, Library Cadet Club, President, Vice- President, Para-Medical Careers Club. HOTELLING, MARYJOYCE A Choir, All-City Choir, 19675 Advanced Girls' Glee, Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Athletic Association, First Award, Future Teachers of America. HOWE,NANCEE Girls' Glee Club, Infirmary Monitor, Future Teachers of America. HYRKAS, JAMES IVANOVICH, DOUGLAS Audio-Visual Aids Crew. IVY, MARYJANE A Choir, Advanced Girls' Glee, Librarian, Girls' Glee Club, Music Practice Room Monitor, La Amistad, Vice-President, Monitor, Rows 17 and 18, Front. as Z 5 at , .' K Numerals, Wrestling, Major, Minor, Manager, Corridor Reception Committee, Cardinal Men's Club, Emblem Club. KIRCHEN, DIANE Cardinal Weekly, Distribution Crew, Cardinal Pep Club, Girls' Athletic Association, junior Secretaries of America. KLEINOW, KAREN History Club. KNAPP, FRED Stage Crew. KNISPEK, KATHLEEN Inhrmary Monitor, Nurse's Monitor, Cardinal Girls' Club, Cardinal Pep Club, Cardinal Players, Curse You, jack Dalton , Homecoming Skit, 1966, Para-Medical Careers Club. KNOLL, BARBARA Attendance Office Monitor, Infirmary Monitor. KOLLER, ROBERT Cardinal Weekly, Cub Reporter, Copyreader, Base- ball, Minor, Numerals, Basketball, Numerals, Foot- ball, Numerals, Corridor Reception Committee, Cardinal Players. l JUPP, LINDA , Cardinal Weelcly, Distribution Crew, Girls' Glee Club, Corridor Reception Committee, Cardinal Pep Club. JURGENSEN, CYNTHIA National Honor Society, Scholastic Honorable Men- tion, Class Commission, junior Girls' English Cup, journalism Award, Badger State Representative, W.A.S.C. Delegate, Senior Snap, Cardinal Weekly, Co-Copy Editor, Distribution Crew, Student Coun- cil Representative, Vice-President, Steering Commit- tee, Inter-High Representative, A Choir, All-Cityl Choir, 1967, Cardinalaires, First Place Class A, Advanced Girls, Glee, Girls' Athletic Association, Future Teachers of America, President, Correspond- ing Secretary, Inter Nos, Co-Consul, Usherettes, Honors. KALOTA, PATRICIA Attendance Ofiice Monitor, Cardinal Pep Club. KANIKULA, RICHARD KARNOWSKI, BARBARA l Junior Secretaries of America. KAROLEWICZ, MARK Trees-for-Tomorrow, 1966. 1 l 1 KELLAR, RONALD KENNEDY, LINDA Girls' Glee Club, Attendance Oflice Monitor, Office Monitor, Cardinal Pep Club, Cardinal Players, Girls, Athletic Association, Para-Medical Careers Club. ' KERRAR, GREGORY Football, Major, Minor, Numerals, Track, Minor LOLODZYK, CYNTHIA tudent Council Representative, Girls' Glee Club, laperee, 1966, junior Secretaries of America, Secre- try. iONKEL,JUDITH 'aledictoriang National Honor Society, Class Com- iission, Mortar Board Award, 1966, junior Girls' .nglish Cup, journalism Award, Ofiice Honors' enior Snap, Cardinal Weekly, Co-Copy Editor lub Reporter, Student Council, Steering Commit- te. 7 9 LONKOL, LIZABETH fardina! Weekly, Distribution Crew, Corridor Re- eption Committee, Cardinal Pep Club, German llub. lONRAD, HERBERT LORPI, ANNALYNN lational Honor Society, Library Honors, VV.A.S.C. Delegate, Senior Snap, Cara'z'na! Weekly, Reporter leadline Writer, Student Council, Inter-High Lepresentative, Guidance Office Monitor, Home- Jming Queen, 1966. QOSINA, SUZANNE ufirmary Monitor. ,OWALSKIMIOHN ootball, Major, Minor, Numerals. LRAWCZYK, PAULETTE ,dvanced Girls' Glee, Girls' Glee Club, Corridor .eception Committee, Cardinal Pep Club, Girls, .thletic Association. LRIDLER, MARYAN .X f Pa .if -. , as . f -f -we ' Q xv A KRINGER, JAMES Track, French Club. KROEGER, HENRY Tennis, Numerals, Corridor Reception Committee, Cardinal Menls Club, Inter Nos. KROLL, SUSAN KRONSERJACK National Honor Society, Class Commission, Prom Court of Honor, 1967, junior English Honors, jour- nalism Award, Forensics, W.A.S.C. Delegate, Sen- ior Snap, Cardinal Weekly, Associate Editor, Star Reporter, Copyreader, Proof Reader, Cross-Coun- try, Numerals, Track, Minor, Numerals, Wrestling, Student Council Representative, Steering Commit- tee, Cardinal Players, President, Vice-President, Inter Nos. KRO PIDLOWS KI, SUSAN KUBENIK, DAVID fi KUCHARSKI, EUGENE Football, Majors, Wrestling, Major, Baseball, Mi- nor, Student Council Representative, A Choir, Pep Band, Cardinalads, Audio-Visual Aids Crew, Em- blem Club, Treasurer. KU JAWA, MARIAN KULAS, RUTH KUNDE, LEIGH National Honor Society, Senior Snap, Cardinal Annual, Art Staff, Cardinal Twirlers, Student Coun- cil Representative, Attendance Office Monitor, Cor- ridor Reception Committee, Cardinal Players, jun- ior Girls' Club, Treasurer, Library Cadet Club' Russian Club, Moniter, Rows 9 and 10, Front. 3 KUNTZ, CAROL National Honor Society, A Choir, All-City Choir, 1967, Cardinalaires, Advanced Girls' Glee, Girls' Glee Club, District Solo and Ensemble Contest, 1967, First Place Award, Attendance OH'1ce Moni- tor, Corridor Reception Committee, Future Teach- ers of America, Girls' Athletic Association, Executive Board, Library Cadet Club. KUTZNER, SUSAN Infirmary Monitor, Lost and Found Monitor, Car- dinal Pep Club, Cardinal Players, Girls' Athletic Association. KUZMA, ALICE Cardinal Weekly, Distribution Crew, Cardinal Twirlers, President, Chevrons, Cardinal Girls' Club, Girls' Athletic Association, junior Girls' Club, President. LAJCA, MARY La Amistad. X 2 fi fs i w i LANDERO, ROSE LANGENKAMP, KAY Advanced Girls' Glee Club. LA POINTEMIEFFREY Football, Numerals, Cardinal Players, Curse Yc jack Dalton . LASKA, LINDA Girls' Glee Club, Audio-Visual Aids Crew, Corrie Reception Committee. LASSANSKE, HAROLD LATUS, KATHLEEN Student Council Representative, Corridor Recepti Committee, Cardinal Pep Club, French Club, juni Secretaries of Amercia, Vice-President. LEHMAN, MARGARET A Choir, All-City Music Festival, 1967, Girls' G Club, Advanced Girls' Glee, Cardinal Pep Clt Chess Club, Girls' Athletic Association. LEROY, DAWN Cardinal Annual, Literary Staff, Editor-in-Chief, Sports Statistician, Inirmary Monitor, Cardinal Girls' Club, Cardinal Pep Club, Girls' Athletic As- sociation, Usherettes. LESNIEWSKI, MARCIA , National Honor Society, Scholastic Honorable Men- tion, Library Honors, Senior Snap, Cardinal Week- ly, Cub Reporter, Copyreader, Headline Writer, Proof Reader, Cardinal Twirlers, Vice-President, Chevrons, Student Council Representative, Ad- G vanced Girls, Glee, Girls' Glee Club, State Solo and Ensemble Contest, 1967, Cardinal Girls' Club, Car- dinal Players, Girls' Athletic Association, Junior Girls' Club, La Amistad, Library Cadet Club, Secre- tary, Usherettes. LEWANDOWSKI, DAVID Basketball, Majors, Numerals, Football, Numeral, Corridor Reception Committee, Prom Court of Hon- or, 1966, Cardinal Men's Club, Emblem Club, Ush- erettes. LIBERSKI, VALENTINE LIPP, LINDA LONEY, DIXIE LOTZE, LAURA Senior Band, Junior Red Cross. LOVAS, KRISTINE LUCZYW KO, KAREN Cardinal Annual, Literary Staff, Infirmary Monitor, Cardinal Girls' Club, Girls, Athletic Association. .UEBKE, PATRICIA Jational Honor Society, journalism Award, Senior Lnap, Cardinal Weekly, Co-editor-in-chief, Star Reporter, Student Council, A Choir, Advanced lirls' Glee, All-City Music Festival, 1967. .UECHT, GERALD t-Iusic Honors, Golf, Major, Minor, Student Coun- I il Representative, A Choir, Senior Band, Pep Band, Senior Orchestra, All-City Trumpeteers, 1965, Car- linalads, District Solo and Ensemble Contest, 1965. JYONS, LINDA Jational Honor Society, Trees-for-Tomorrow, I 966 unior En lish Honors Librarw Honors Stu it if aj g Q 1 .' Q - lent Council Representative, Cardinal Pep Club' i' ef Zardinal Players, Secretary, German Club, G.A.A. vIADSON, LINDA Dflice Monitor, Stage Crew, Cardinal Pep Club, 'ara-Medical Careers Club. vIADSON, PATRICIA Xttendance Office Monitor, Cardinal Pep Club. vIAjCHRZAK, LINDA fardinal Weekly, Distribution Crew, Cardinal l'wirlers, Chevrons, Cardinal Girls' Club, G.A.A., unior Girls, Club, Treasurer, Cardinal Pep Club. MARTINEZ, YOLANDA Girls' Glee Club, Cardinal Pep Club. MATEVEKMIOANNE National Honor Society, Art Caste, Cardinal Pep Club, Future Teachers of America, Spanish Club, Monitor, Rows I I and 12, Front. MATHEJANICE MAY, COLLEEN MCINTYRE, BARBARA Student Council Representative, Senior Band, Corri- dor Reception Committee, Homecoming Court of Honor, 1965, Cardinal Pep Club, Cardinal Players, Future Teachers of America, Girls' Athletic Associa- tion, Inter Nos. MENTEL, CHRISTINE Caperee, 1966, Cardinal Players, Girls' Athletic Association, International Club, Treasurer, Moni- tor, Rows 15 and 16, Rear. MILAEGER, ORVILLE MILEWSKI, MICHAEL MILLER, BONNIE National Honor Society, Scholastic Honorable Men- tion, journalism Award, Junior English Honors, Senior Snap, Cardinal Weekly, Co-Editor, Star Reporter, Student Council Representative, Cardinal Pep Club, Cardinal Players, Curse You, jack Dal- ton! , French Club, President, Future Teachers of America, Girls' Athletic Association, Inter Nos, jun- ior Red Cross, Secretary. A s,i MAKIEWSKI, BARBARA Office Honors, Cardinal Annual, Literary Staff, Ar' Staff, Cardinal Twirlers, Chevrons, Girls' Gled Club, Attendance Office Monitor, Corridor Recepl tion Committee, Future Teachers of America, Girls Athletic Association. MALIEWSKIMJEAN Color Guard, Orchestra, Senior Band. MANHOFF, SANDRA Cardinal l Veekly, Distribution Crew, Girls' Glee Club, Cardinal Pep Club, Girls' Athletic Associa- tion, Monitor, Rows 11 and 12, Front. MARINE, SUSAN MARMUROICZ, SUSAN Girls' Glee Club, junior Secretaries ofArnerica Vice-President, Cardinal Pep Club. MARSHALL, CYNTHIA Cardinal Twirlers. AILLER, GREGORY JILLER, PATRICIA Iardinal Pep Clubg Girls' Athletic Association. sIILLER, ROBIN iudio-Visual Aids Crewg Corridor Reception Com- iitteeg Art Castegjunior Girls' Clubg La Amistad. vIOE PATRICIA Slational Honor Societyg Library Honorsg Attend- mce- Ofhce Honorsg cfllfllllilldf Ill'vekly, Copyreader, 'roof Reader, Headline Writerg Student Council lepresentativeg A Choirg .Attendance Ofiice Moni- org Corridor Reception Committeeg Girls' Athletic Xssociation, Emblemg Inter Nosg Library Cadet Zlubg Para-Medical Careers Club. Secretary. VIOORE, SHARON NIORRIS, NORBERT ig MORRIS, ROBERT MROZEK, ROCHELLE MUNDIGLER, ETHEL MURANS, GUENTHER MUTO, SANDRA Attendance Ofhce Monitorg French Club, Treasurer. MYLNAREK, DIANE Student Council Representativeg A Choirg Senior Bandg Cardinalairesg Advanced Girls' Glee Clubg Girls' Glee Clubg District Solo and Ensemble Con- test, l967g Caperee, 19675 Cardinal Pep Clubg Girls' Athletic Association. MYSKA, SHIRLEY Ofiice Honorsg .Attendance Ofiice Monitor. NAFFIER, ROBERT NEAL, WANDA All-City Orchestrag Senior Orchestrag Library Mon- itorg Cardinal Twirlersg Corridor Reception Com- mitteeg Cardinal Pep Clubg Girls' Athletic Associa- tiong International Clubg Open Opinion Club, Secre-, tary, Treasurer. NELSON, ELLIOT NESS, JAMES NICHOLSON, DANIEL National Honor Society, Badger Boys' State Repre- sentative, Elks Club Award, Cardinal Weekly, Sports Editor, Star Reporter, Headline Writer, Proof Reader, Football, Major, Scholastic Dot, Track, Major, Scholastic Dot, Student Council President, W.A.S.C. Delegate, Emblem Club, Future Teachers of America. NOWAK, BARBARA Girls' Glee Club, Advanced Girls' Glee, Homecom- ing Court of Honor, 1966, Cardinal Girls' Club, Cardinal Pep Club, Cardinal Twirlers, junior Girls' Club. NOWAK, BEVERLY NOWAKOWSKIJANE OLSON, KATHRYN Cardinal Weekly, Cub Reporter, Headline Writers, Copyreader, Advanced Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Glee Club, Cardinal Pep Club, Girls' Athletic Associa- tion, junior Girls' Club, German Club. OLSZEWSKI, THOMAS Cardinal Weekly Cub Reporter, Football, Numer- als, Basketball, Numerals, Minor, Baseball, Minors, Student Council Representative, Senior Band, Pep Band, Corridor Reception Committee, Cardinal Men's Club, History Club. OSTROWSKI, CHRISTINE l l L X, 1 OSTROWSKI, SUSAN OSTROWSKI, SUSAN LEE Cardinal Twirlers, Girls' Athletic Association, Para- Medical Careers Club. l OVENSHIRE, PRISCILLA OWSIANNYJUDITH German Club, Girls' Athletic Association, Junior Girls' Club, junior Secretary of America, Treasurer. PAASH, JOHN l Football, Major, Numerals, Golf, Minor, Trees-for-l Tomorrow, 1966, Cardinal Men's Club. l PADDOCK, DIANE National Honor Society, Cardinal Weekly, Repor- ter, Cub Reporter, Headline Writer, Copy Reader, Cardinal Annual, Literary Staff, Typist, Guidance' OfHce Monitor, Camera Service Club, Cardinal Pepl Club, Future Teachers of America, Red, Silver, and Gold Apples, Girls' Athletic Association,junior Executive Board, Executive Board, International Club, La Amistad, Treasurer, Library Cadet Club. j M ulvz ew an I ji- EILTONEN, SHARON rdinal Twirlers, Girls' Athletic Association, Em em, First Award, A Choir, Advanced Girls' Glee, 'rls' Glee Club, District Solo and Ensemble Con t, 1967, Cardinal Pep Club, Girls' Athletic Asso tion. EREZ, NAIDA dent Council Representative, Cardinal Pep Club, lrls' Athletic Association. IILLIPS, RAYMOND ETRZAK, HEDWIG rridor Reception Committee, Cardinal Pep Club, geant-at-Arms, Girls' Athletic Association, La istad, Secretary. LERO, CHRISTINE vanced Girls' Glee, Girls' Glee Club, Music Prac- Room Monitor. CZKOWSKI, CAROL rdinal Girls' Club, Future Teachers of America, rls' Athletic Association. PALIER, IRENE journalism Award, Art Honors, Office Honors, Cardinal Annual Art Staff, Assistant Editor, Prom Court of Honor, 1967, Student Council Representa- tive, Attendance Office Monitor, Prom Committee Chairman, Art Caste, Cardinal Pep Club, Cardinal Players, Treasurer, Curse You, Jack Dalton! , German Club, Treasurer, Girls' Athletic Associa- tion, Monitor, Rows 15 and 16, Front. PALMISANO, SHEILA International Club. PAPKE, WILLIAM PARNESS, RICHARD PAVLOVIC, MILENA Cam'z'na! Annual Art Staff, Student Council Repre- sentative, Art Caste, Secretary, Vice-President, Car- dinal Girls' Club, German Club, Girls' Athletic As- sociation. PEARSON, PATRICIA Student Council Representative, French Club. PECK, DENNIS PECK, THOMAS PEDERSEN, LINDA ,tgfv PRIESS, LAURA Student Council Representative, Cardinal Pep Club. PROCEK, PATRICIA National Honor Society, Music Honors, Student Council Representative, Senior Orchestra, Vice- President, District Solo and Ensemble Contest, 1966, First Place Award, 1967, Future Teachers of Ameri- ca, Treasurer, Gold Apple, Inter Nos, Library Cadet Club, Treasurer, Para-Medical Careers Club. PTASZYNSKI, DARLENE PYKA, BARBARA RADOMSKI, KATHLEEN RA jicovic, OLGA Corridor Reception Committee, Girls' Athletic Asson ciation, La Amistad. PLAUTZ, ROBERT National Honor Society, Basketball, Major, Numer als, Manager, Baseball, Minor, Corridor Receptiol Committee, Trees-for-Tomorrow, 1966, Monitoi Rows 13 and 14, Front. I POND, CAROL PORTERNIACQUELYN POTRYKUS, MICHAEL Football, Minor, Wrestling, lXfIinor. POUROS, FREDERICK Basketball, Numerals, Tennis, Majors, Minors, Choir, Cardinalads, Men's Chorus, Corridor Recel tion Committee. POZNICKMIEFFREY 1 1 l PRATER, LINDA A Choir, Tri-City Choir, 1967, Advanced Girli Glee, Girls' Glee Club, District Solo and Ensembl Contest, Second Place, 1967, Cardinal Pep Club. 1 PRELL, SANDRA 1 PRICE, KATHLEEN German Club. p EED, TERRENCE lass Commission, Prom King, Music Honors, rump Card Baseball, Majors, Football, Majors, udent Council Representative, Sergeant-at-Arms, Choir, Senior Band, Pep Band, Menis Chorus, ardinal Lads, Caperee, 1965, 1966, Cardinal len's Club, Secretary, Emblem Club, Vice-Presi- :nt . EED, WAYNE EIMER, RUSSELL hess Club, German Club. .EPINSKLJEAN iirls' Glee Club, Advanced Girls' Glee, Music Prac- ce Room Monitor. LESKE, SANDRA LYNN Girls' Glee Club. ESTERHOUSE, CAROL LESZELMIUDITH Iirls' Glee Club. lICCO, DONALD LICE, MARGARET RICK, JOHN RIECK, LORRAINE Cardinal lf-'l- cvkly Distribution Crew, Girls' Athletic Association, Monitor, Rows I3 and 14, Front. RIOS, LUZ MARIA RISKE, ELLEN A Choir, Advanced Girls, Glee, Girls' Glee Club, Corridor Reception Committee, Stage Crew, Cap- eree, 1966, Cardinal Pep Club, Future Teachers of America, Red and Silver Apples, Girls' Athletic As- sociation, International Club, Secretary, Radio- Electronics Club, La Amistad. ROCKMAN, KAROLYN ROMAN, MANUEL ROULETTE, MICHAEL Football, Major, Numerals, Basketball, Minor, Corridor Reception Committee, Cardinal Menls Club, Emblem Club. RUDE, HELEN Art Caste. RUESCH, BARBARA Cardinal Pep Club, Junior Secretaries ofAmerica. RYAN, SHERALYN Girls' Glee Club, Corridor Reception Committee, Cardinal Girls' Club, Treasurer, Cardinal Players, International Club, La Amistad. SADORF, CHRIS SALMONJAMES SAMSON, SUSAN Student Council Representative, Cardinal Pep Club, Cardinal Players, Chess Club, Girls, Athletic Asso- ciation, Monitor, Rows 13 and 14, Rear. SANKEY, LINDA SARNOWSKI, PATRICIA Corridor Reception Committee, Infirmary Monitor, Art Caste. SAXTON, SUSAN Music Service Award, Cardinal Weekly, Typist, 1 Choir, President, Cardinalaires, Advanced Girls Glee, District Solo and Ensemble Contest, 1966 1967, State Solo and Ensemble Contest, 1966, 1967 SCHELSKE, SHIRLEY SCHLIETER, DEANNA National Honor Society, Guidance Oflice Monitor Infirmary Monitor, German Club, Internationa Club. SCHMIDT, DANIEL Representative Boy, National Honor Society, Class Commission, Chairman, Badger State Representa- tive, Trump Card, Cardinal Weekly, Business Staff, Cardinal Annual, Literary Staff, Football, Captain. SCHMIDT, JUANITA SCHMIDT, JUDY 'f Et . SEMRAD, LESLIE A Choir, Advanced Girls' Glee, President, Vice- Presidentg Girls' Glee Club, President, Infirmary Monitorg Music Practice Room Monitor, Cardinal Players. SETHER, HELEN National Honor Society, Library Honors, Senior Snap, Cardinal Weekly, Star Reporter, Headline Writer, Copyreader, Proof Reader, Typist, Student Council Representativeg Girls' Glee Club. SIEDLEWSKI, KATHLEEN lunior Secretaries of America. SIEFERTNIUNE National Honor Society, Art Honors, Cardinal Annual, Art Editor, Student Council Representative, Attendance Oflice Monitor, Corridor Reception Committee, Prom Queen, 1966. SIKORAJENNY Cardinal Pep Club. SKONIECZNYMIAMES Cardinal Weekly, Annual, Photographer, Audio- Visual Aids Crew, Chess Club, Radio-Electronics Club. SCHMITTMIUDITH SCHOMISCH, JUDY SCHRANK, LINDA SCHRIANER, AGNES SCHULZ, BARBARA Girls' Glee Club. SCHULZ, RONALD SCHWARK, CONSTANCE Prom Court of Honor, 1966, Cardinal Girls' Club, Girls' Athletic Association, La Amistad. SEIFERTMIOANN Girls' Glee Club, Girls, Athletic Association. SEMRAD, FRANK Football, Majors, Numeralsg Baseball, Minors, Numeralsg Basketball, Minor, Numeralsg Cardinal Men's Club, Emblem Club. SOBCHAK, MARY SOMMERFELT, SANDRA Cardinal Twirlers, Chevrons, Student Council Representative, Advanced Girls' Glee, Girls' Glee Club, District Solo and Ensemble Contest, 1967, Infirmary Monitor, Cardinal Pep Club, Internation- al Club, Para-Medical Careers Club. SOWINSKI, SUSAN Cardinal Twirlers, Drill Captain, Chevrons, Office Monitor, Para-Medical Careers Club. SPREMO, OLGA Cardinal Weekly, Distribution Crew, Typist, Stu- dent Council Representative, Ofiice Monitor, Audio- Visual Aids Crew, Cardinal Pep Club, Cardinal Players, French Club, Vice-President, German Club, Girls' Athletic Association, Russian Club, Sec- retary. STANGE, SANDRA Cardinal Girls' Club, Cardinal Pep Club, Cardinal Players. STANIAK, ROBERT STASIEWITZ, KAREN STECKER, STEVEN Football, Major, Numerals, Baseball, Minor, Stu- dent Council Representative, Men's Chorus, Audio- Visual Aids Crew, Cardinal Players, Emblem Club, Cardinal Men's Club, Vice,President. STEINER, JUDY SKUDLARCZYK, DARLENE Cardinal Pep Club, Junior Red Cross. SLIVKA, CAROL SMARS, LINDA Girls' Glee Club. SMARS, SANDRA Monitor, Rows 1 and 2, Rear. SMITH, CONSTANCE SMOGER, KATHLEEN Cardinal Girls' Club, Future Teachers of America Girls' Athletic Association, International Club, Rei Cross. 'REYJANN usic Honors, Cheerleader, Major, Chevrons tmerals, Scholastic Dotg Student Council Repre- ltativeg Senior Band, All-City Band, 19663 All- .y junior Orchestra, 19655 Advanced Girlsl Glee, strict Solo and Ensemble Contest, 1965, 1967, .te Solo and Ensemble Contest, 1966g Caperee, 65, 1966, Cardinal Pep Club, Vice-President, rdinal Players, French Club, Girls, Athletic Asso- tiong Monitor, Rows 3 and 4, Front. a 'RUCK, LINDA rdinal I-Vcfekly, Headline Writer, Copyreader, Jof Reader, Typistg Future Teachers of America, rls' Athletic Associationg La Amistad. IRPRISE, SANDRA ITTON, JUDY vanced Girls' Glee, Girls, Glee Club, Stage Crew, tendance Ofhce Monitor, Guidance Oflice Moni- g Cardinal Pep Club, President, Girls' Athletic sociation, First Awardg History Club, La Amis- l. JANSTROM, RICHARD JIATCZAK, VIRGINIA A -Q fe's':.22r , SWIERCZ, CHRISTINE Girls' Glee Clubg Girls' Athletic Association. SWIETOCHOWSKIMIUDITH SZCZECHOWICZ, DIAN Cheerleader, Minor, Numerals, Chevron, Student Council Representative, Advanced Girls' Glee, Girls' Glee Clubg District Solo and Ensemble Con- test, 19675 Lost and Found Monitor, Office Moni- torg Cardinal Pep Club, French Club, Girls' Athletic Association, Music Oflicers Service Club, Usher- ettes. SZYMBORSKI, FRANCIS Menis Chorus. TALASKA, ROBERT TARCZEWSKIJUDITH TATERA, RICHARD TITTEL, MONICA TOJEK, SHARON National Honor Societyg Scholastic Honorable Men- tiong journalism Awardg Senior Snapg Cardinal Weekly, Club Editor, Star Reporter, Headline Wri- ter, Copyreader, Proof Reader, Distribution Crew, Student Council Representative, Girls' Glee Club: Attendance Oflice Monitor, Corridor Reception Committee, Cardinal Pep Clubg Cardinal Players, Future Teachers of America, Red Appleg Inter Nos, Treasurer, Usherettes, Vice-President. TOLLEFSON, LAWRENCE TOMASZEWSKI, SUSAN TOY, THOMAS TRAPP, WAYNE Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, Pep Band, Stage Crew, Manager, Caperee, 1965, 1966. TROFIMOFF, JACQUELYN Homecoming Court of Honor, 1966, Cardinal Pep Club. TRYNISZEWSKI, PATRICIA Lost and Found Monitor, Cardinal Pep Club, German Club, Girls' Athletic Association, First Award, junior Secretaries of America. TURCZYN, SHARON TUSCHEL, PAUL Student Council Representative, Corridor Recep- tion Committee. UTTKE, SELMA Art Caste. VEB, JENELLE WADE, JOANN National Honor Society, Library Honors, Senic Snap, Cardinal Weekly, Cub-Reporter, Copyreac er, Proof Reader, Headline Writer, Student Cour cil Representative, Lost and Found Monitor, WALLOCH, KAREN Advanced Girls, Glee, Girls' Glee Club, Cardin: Pep Club. WALTERS, MICHAEL National Honor Society, journalism Honors Trees-for-Tomorrow, 1966, Cardinal Annual Sports Editor, Literary Staff, Football, Majors Numerals, Prom Court of Honor, 1967, WANGMIUDY Girls' Glee Club, Attendance OHice Monitor, Cor ridor Reception Committee, Camera Service Club Cardinal Girls, Club, Cardinal Pep Club, Chess Club, Future Teachers of America. WARDIUS, SHARON Girls' Glee Club, Cardinal Pep Club, Monitor Rows 7 and 8, Rear. NICKKISER, LINDA Cardinal Weekly, Distribution Crew. WIERZBA, CAROL 'Jorridor Reception Committee, Cardinal Girls' Club, Girls' Athletic Association. NINZENTSEN, ROBERT N ISKOWSKI, PENNY NISNIEWSKI, BARBARA Xdvanced Girls' Glee, Gir kthletic Association. NISNIEWSKIMIUDITH 'ara-Medical Careers Club. ls' Glee Club, Girls' WASNIEWSKI, LYNNE Cardinal Weekly, Typist, Distribution Crew, Car dinal Annual, Literary Staff , Typist. WATSON, LINDA WEBER, GREGORY National Honor Society, Football, Numerals Cross-Country, Major, Basketball, Minor, Numer als, Tennis, Major, Carl Bechtold Award. WEIL,jOHN p WEILAND, CAROL Girls' Glee Club, Cardinal Girls' Club, Cardinal Pep Club, Girls' Athletic Association, junior Secre- taries of America, Monitor, Rows 9 and 10, Rear. WEIMANN, KATHLEEN WENNESHEIMER, MICHAEL WENTLAND, LILLIAN National Honor Society, Scholastic Honorable Mention, Library Honors, Corridor Reception Committee, German Club, Girls' Athletic Associa- tion, Emblem, Library Cadet Club, Vice-President, Treasurer, Para-Medical Careers Club. WESOLOWSKI, LINDA 1 , Q 1 l ZALINSKI, BARBARA Corridor Reception Committee, junior Secretaries of America, Girls' Athletic Association. ZELLMER, DALE ZICKUHR, GREGORY ZIELINSKI, KAREN Cardinal Weekly, Distribution Crew, Girls' Glee Club, Corridor Reception Committee, Cardinal Pep Club, Girls' Athletic Association. A ZORTZJOAN Student Council Representative, All-City Choir, A Choir, Vice-President, Secretary, Advanced Girls' Glee, Girls' Glee Club, Prom Court of Honor, 1967, Cardinal Pep Club, Cardinal Players, Future Teach- ers of America, Girls' Athletic Association. WITH, H. ERIK Football, Baseball, Majors, Minor, Student Counci Representative, Senior Orchestra, Emblem Club. WOIDA,jANINE Student Council Representative, A Choir, All-Citi Choir, Advanced Girls' Glee, Corridor Receptioi Committee, Guidance Oflice Monitor, Girls' Athlet ic Association, Music Ofhcers Service Club. WOJCIGA, BARBARA National Honor Society, Cardinal Twirlers, Chev rons, Student Council Representative, A Choir Advanced Girls, Glee, District Solo and Ensembli Contest, Class A, Second Place, Girls' Glee Club Attendance Office Monitor, Library Monitor, Girls Athletic Association, Library Cadet Club, Para Medical Careers Club. WOLF, DONNA Cardinal Weekly, Distribution Crew, German Club, junior Secretaries of America, President, Para-Med- ical Careers Club, Monitor, Rows 7 and 8, Rear. WOLOSZ, JOHN Football, Numerals. WOLSKI, SHARON WOOLSEY, MARIAN A Choir, Cardinalaires, Chairman, Advanced Girls: Glee, Girls' Glee Club, Music Practice Room Moni- tor. WORMET, CHERYL YOURKOVICHJAMES . .ch V i . ig 1 2 3 Spotlight Focuses on Scholarship l REPRESENTATIVE GIRL - Char- lene Elliott. 2 REPRESENTATIVE BOY - Daniel Schmidt. 3 SPEECH AWARDS - Seated: james Betlinski, Sally Cantu, jeffrey LaPointe. Standing: Martin Bagniewski, jack Kron- ser. 4 MUSIC HONORS - Seated: Jann Strey, Rose Maria Caldero. Row 2: Marian Woolsey, Judy Cernicka, Patricia Procek, RoseMary Fuentes, Charlene Elliott. Row 3: john Andrews, Wilfredo Baretto, Ri- chard Swanstrom, Gerald Luecht. 4 51 1 1 LIONS CLUB AWARD - Leon Harris received the South Side Lions club scholarship for excellence in science and mathematics. 3 I S 2 2 CIVIC MUSIC MEDAL - Bonnie Ward, a januz graduate, won the medal given by the Civic Music assoc tion. 3 JOURNALISM HONORS - Bottom Row: Judith Ko! el, Patricia Greco, Cynthia jurgensen, Jack Kronser, June S fert. Row 2: Arthur Hendrickson, Bonnie Miller, Dawn I Roy, Irene Pajer. Row 3: Patricia Luebke, Michael Walte Sharon Tojek, Daniel Nicholson. Fifty Graduates Elected to National Honor Society lex-. 2 t NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - Bottom Row: Char- ene Elliott, Kathleen Gulczynski, Rosemary Fuentes, Ellen liske, Gwen Haggerman, Annalynn Korpi, Lillian Wentland. ?ow 2: Joanne Horton, Betty Heim, Ann Bernston, Patricia Vloe, Cynthia Jurgensen, Diana Paddock. Row 3: Barbara Nojciga, Barbara Grezinski, Christine Butkowski, Dianna Schlieter, Joann Wade, Beverly Brutler, Judith Swietochowski. ?ow 4: Leigh Kunde, Barbara Dobron, Kathy Hillman, Bon- tie Miller, Olga Spremo,June Siefert. 53 2 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - Bottom Row: Linda Struck, Patricia Greco, Sally Cantu, Linda Lyons, Joanne Matevek, Sharon Tojek, Helen Sether. Row 2: Irene Pajer, Marcia Lesniewski, Judith Konkel, Patricia Luebke, Jack Kronser, Patricia Procek, Robert Plautz. Row 3: Mi- chael Cyganiak, Michael Walters, John Golbeck, Gregory Weber. Row J: Leon Harris, Daniel Schmidt, Dennis Eng- bring, Daniel Nicholson, Arthur Hendrickson, Carol Kuntz. June Graduates Win Scholarship Awards 2 1 VALEDICTORIAN - Judith Konkel. 2 SALUTATORIANS--Linda Lyons, Leon Harris. 3 ART HONORS - June Siefert, Wilfredo Baretto, Irer Pajer. 4 SCHOLASTIC HONORABLE MENTION - Seater Sharon Tojek, Joanne Matevck, Marcia Lesniewski. Row 2 Cynthia Jurgensen, Lillian Wentland, Joanne Horton, Boi nie Miller. 5 TREES-FOR-TOMORROW, 1966 - Bottom Rou Annalynn Korpi, Joanne Horton, Judith Konkel. Row 2: Pz tricia Luebke, Linda Lyons, Wayne Reed, Robert Plaut: Row 3: John Paasch. Row 4: John Golbeck, Mark Karoleu icz, Norbert Morris. 6 FTA AWARDS - Seated: Arthur Hendrickson, Patrici Procek, Leon Harris. Row 2: Helen Sether, Annalynn Korp Betty Heim, Jackie Lopata. Row 3: Sharon Tojek, Judit Konkel. 7 OFFICE HONORS - Bottom Row: Barbara Ivla- jewski, Patricia Greco, Judith Sutton, Linda Kennedy, Patricia Moe. Row 2: Gwen Hagerman, Barbara Grezin- ski, Shirley Myska, Dale Blair. Row 3: Sharon Tojek, Pa- y tricia Madson, Lisa Carney. Row 4: Joanne Horton, Susan l Sowinski, Irene Pajer, Judith Konkel. 6 Service Groups Receive Silver, Gold Pins For Assisting Faculty, Office Secretaries 7 55 1 LIBRARY HONORS - Bottom Row: Patricia Moe. Row 2: Lillian Wentland, Wanda Neal. Row 3: Linda Lyons, Kathleen Hillman, Diana Paddock, Joanne Hor- ton. Row 4: Marcia Lesniewski, Helen Sether, Leigh Kunde. Row 5: Annalynn Korpi, Joann Wade, Barbara Wojciga. 4 X. 3 2 CLASS COMMISSION - Seated: Daniel Schmidt Judith Konkel, Daniel Nicholson. Standing: Charlene El- liott, Jack Kronser, Sally Cantu, Terry Reed, Cynthia Jur- gensen. 3 PHOTOGRAPHY HONORS - John Golbeck James Skonieczny. l WWWWW WMM WWf Wmwwigwgfw xy! 4 J' ,W pf' WW .- I - :T . sf :Q ' iq., Am..-Q .,,,,. A Y Q i f . .,E , i X!! Qi-, E ' .. l LYi :E:T W J QMS j Q ' Q' Nkvf ' j , Qs AH W f W A La y mf My G+ Wi MQW Mi 57 WWMUWUQWPM N5 M Wi Swivfv wmgwmfg MMMWL W V10 G WWW? W W M W M552 algiiig W 5 M My 1 ' Q, Ski qi? EEE ,aw .,..., .M .wig 5961? 4 :East 1 F5 Ji K izsw.. ,. , , 'S . . X Q 1,1 Yr. 34 29 ii? 5 A giwi w Qi 2. ., ,L -f X . .S ..,.,4...i. f A MQ 'Af ff? W iw 43 Wggfiif MWQMY jjj!! ,W CLASSES Happiness is. .. tadwwdmclaasmmv--passufgdwmw sfowoffwcksenwshuvwtflvgoodfgwdes audfwwaoconpltslwmds. ff,lf, AJ? li? f' ff Y .,- lf f fl 'A .4- a . X 4 ,i af, f ' J, Af, X 3 K X xi we ' W- f 'igmxxfv Q' 5 W mx X xv N V A ? N ,XM K 5 9 X M QW , V,,Z1QE.N.w..W,,,,,,,,,,,,-,- N...,,, , ,N 1 K 7 fifmmmwm WM t.xi.,aa,.1..f'iY i1:., 'W ' f 1,'--'-- ' 2: ff a wk! FL .Q2,'?f2?3-fer w- L1l'M Y'-mwmvmailllax' 1,,5 Y:-W-H-W if -f Q W ,gzw ww Y ffl M2 - f i - ---- --i S. ' S Kwgwwk g g, S , 1, 1,4 :wr - ' f' Q Qffl 'f W?- ' .. 1z:,., ' V N,,TT',E',i..'.11'TIf,Q ' 4-:ggjg r T. .,.. i5,,.,.. ..... 1 -- A i QuQwv-4 QM .A , , ,.,, ,..,,.Qi.4bt,, , .,,,, v :,: Q JUNIORS HOMEROOM 339 Miss LAUER Bottom Row: Lawrence Schwolm, Lawrence Schmedeman, Fred Klug. Row 2: Susan Witkowski, Christine Sosnowski, Jill Seebruch, Michael Klebba. Row 3: Karen Socha, Diane Runingen, Corinne Rahn. Row 4: Ralph Turczynski, Kenneth Stempski, Irene Taylor, Lynn Shelander. JUNIORS HOMEROOM 132 MRS. BROOM Bottom Row: Andrew Alaniz, Paul Gehrke, Warren Clark, john Andrews. Row 2: Christine Baumgartner, Bonnie Barth, Carol Englehjanis Bry- low, Colleen Gardner. Row 3: Gayle Archiquette, joan Fidler, Michael Dzioba, Larry Arnold. Row 4: Diane Dettmann, Dick Gee, Donna Butzlaff, Patri- cia Anderson, Michele Miceli. Row 5: Carol Davis, Sharon Osgood, Carol Frazier, Loren Czarapata, Cynthia Cieszynski. Row 6: Donna Harding, Robert Dusha, Tom Boone, Kris Elmerhlane Frank. JUNIORS HOMEROOM 347 Miss KUSTERMANN Bottom Row: Linda Berrones, Karen Peterson, Mar- tin Enriquez. Row 2: Elvera Borrego, Dorene Erno, Lupe Valle. Row 3: Joanne Ernest, Elizabeth Prado, Irma Mata, Benedict Tarkowski. Row 4: Gilbert Gonzalez, Martha Klught, Michael Kringer. Row 5: Rlasgd Konz, juan Balderas, Earl Blair, Kenneth e er. JUNIORS COBLENTZ HALL- 17 - 18F and Row 21. MR. OLSEN, MISS TRONNIER Bottom Row: Ronald jaeck, Daniel Kolodzinskil Alaric Borlick, Richard Gumz, Row 2: Kennetl aeschke, Cathryn Lawson, Linda Rieck, Constancl almer, Kathy Morisette. Row 3: Richard Jasso Linda Long, Linda Rehbein, Martin Malkowski Row 4: George Gleesi-ng, Paul joki, Linda Lovas Row 5: Richard Grosskreuz, Corinne Mraz, Judy Goronja, Patricia Giasing, Thomas Kopatich. tttt . ,C JUNIORS JMEROOM 117 MR. DUTZ ttom Row: jack Goratowski, Dennis Coleman, bert Syta, Allan Moyle. Row 2: Aileen Borkows- Marie Fortier, Tatiana Bogusiewicz, Donald rckheimer, Cynthia Slye. Row 3: Mary Kunovar, onda Cole, Kathleen Rowling, Susan Cloutier, nes Holzem. Row 4: Kristine Karns, Larry Lu- ski, john Doyle, Donald Antosiewicz, Norman inter. Row 51' Andrew Kalesinski, Kathleen Has- ms, Terry Ferguson, Margaret Larson, Lillian chanan, Gary Wall. JUNIORS HOMEROOM 115 MR. LALASZ Bottom Row: james Boehmke, Myron Anic, Robert Basina, Thomas Austen. Row 2: Bonnie Bartkowiak, Cheryl Apollo, Sandra Amsden, Jody Anderson, Susan Barlow. Row 3: joanell Barth, Henrietta Balcerek, Diane Artz, Jeanette Barbian. Row 4: Renee Bernhardt, Cynthia Andreski, Kath- leen Bartz, Michael Bansemer, Layton Asselin. Row 5: Fred Templin, Daniel Berczyk, Dennis Binger, Edgar Beay, Gary Babcock. Row 6: Peggy Bigalke, Linda Baumann, Diane Bahr, Deborah Barutha, Michael Petrovic. JUNIORS HOMEROOM 141 MRS. STRENG Bottom Row: Glen Bergersen, George Zerba, Grego- ry Capistrant, Patrick Cannon. Row 2: Nancy Clark, Darlyn McDermott, Sandra Christiansen, Roberta Popek, Catherine Quesada. Row 3: Linda Sanchez, Linda Ploeckelman, Pamela Radsenovich, Christine Carson, Debra Bunker. Row 4: Nicky Montez, Renee Paulke, jean Slawny, Sharon Muenz, jack Buschman. Row 5: Bruce Clemence, David Cimermancic, Julius Webster, Lee Wick, Michael Cleveland, john Ward. Row 6: Edward Murillo,joseph Ramirez, Earl Kloss, Michael Gros- skreuz, Ralph Burger. JUNIORS HOMEROOM 134 MISS GEBARSI- Bottom Row: Martin Bagniewiski, Mark Zelinslw Michael Doherty, Anthony Konczal. Row 2: San' Cabrera, Susan Gedig, Marla Goude, Alicia Cabaf Jeannette Aderhold. Row 3: Marialrma Garcia jennifer Bowen, Marilyn Bednarek, Frances Lope Rose Greenstreet. Row 4: Sharon Bosch, Arler Brunner, Kennth Draeger, Melody Boje, Bernil Blundell, Patricia Buck. Row 5: Allen Bratkowsk Dianne Dombrowski, joy Brown, Bonnie Brownso: Mary Helen Brunner, Mary Brzozowski. Row 4 Victor Brzoska, Donald Bricco, Keith Leumme Eugene Coblentz, Larry Bryl, Michael Nicholson. JUNIORS oMERooM 143 MRS. BERNFELD Jttom Row: Leonard Dabler, Arthur Eder, Daniel aige, Bernard Bach. Row 2: Nancy Comdohr, Mel- ly Eddings, Sharon Diedrich, Christine Dadtka, nmes Cooper. Row 3: Lorelei Deptula, Sandra one, Paulette Elliott, Betty Demski, Nina Koll- ann, Cynthia Davis, Judy Daniel. Row 4: Donna ramburg, Diana Duewell, Cynthia Engelland. ow 5: Delaphine Dixon, Merry Conklin, Kathleen aehler, Gloria Colle, Dennis Janiszewski. l V, .. 1 'll . i1i il' ' -i . P ' - . 2 Y-ef e V. X- at 1 EW? ' ., JUNIORS HOMEROOM 145 MRS. ANIAKUDO Bottom Row: Ronald Golombowski, Raymond Go- lomski, Thomas LaVesser, David Grill. Row 2: John Hammernik, Kathleen Goll, JoAn Gleason, Jerome Flechner, Louise Grebe. Row 3: Pamela Gorzalski, Marie Gerszewski, Penny Gabrielsen, Pamela Ga- wronski, Beverly Gerth. Row 4: Candise Graff, Suz- anne Goggins, Judy Frontczak, David Glish, Bar- bara Glover. Row 5: Robert Gallagher, Barbara Grace, Gail Groth, Kathleen Giese, Carol Hainz, Janet Guerin, William Milanowski. Row 6: Beverly Hamburg, Ann Hanizeski, Candace Guerin, Kath- leen Habeck, Mary Gruchalski, Michael Frazier. JUNIORS HOMEROOM 147 MR. POWERS Bottom Row: Rod Hoffman, Fredrick Kowalewski, James Paczesny, John Brownson. Row 2: Barbara Smith, Rachel Zielinski, Carol Snider, Elaine Strahata, Nancy Smokovich, Janis Sommerfeld. Row 3: Mary Pik, Sara Pierdziach, Ruth Rosenbaum, Rosalie Wojtysiak, Sandra Risch, Francis Sirna. Row 4: Susan Smythe, Maryann Metz, Kathleen Toth, Cheryl Mueller, Sandra Wroblewski, Ray Werns. Row 5.'JoAnn Moyle, Leslie Mraz,John Janczak, Barry Smanz, David Lewandowski, James Rothe. Row 6: Earl Kloss, Jeanette Rosmait, Lynn Zalenski, Lynn Sobocinski, Susan Wolf, Rodney Phillips. it :viva V . if A iff at gf' 4 .. 2 5 WH B JUNIORS HOMEROOM 215 Miss w1ENKi Bottom Row: David Jakubowski, Patrick Jansen Leroy Hannely, RonaldJakubowski. Row 2: Id Ivanow, Helga Adelsberger, Jane Harrison, Su Hoff, Sharon Herbst. Row 3: Linda Lynch, Lind Heth, Doris Heil, Kathleen Jakubiak. Row 4: Dian' Huff, Linda Hudy, Jean Jackson, Bonnie Jatczak Lucrettia Jedrzejewski, Row 5: Frank Jimenez James Janczak, Michael Hinz, Douglas Horick Marvin Henrich. Row 6: Ronald Hopple, Conral Hunt, Ronald Hollenbeck, Gregory Hilbert, Law rence Hyde. JUNIORS HOMEROOM 225 MRS. PARCELLE Bottom Row: Mark Krmsin, james Kopeckygjoseph Koss, James Rothe. Row 2: Cathy Koller, Susan johnson. Barbara Kolinski. Beth Kotte. Row 3: Lin- da Kubiak, Cynthia Kratch, Barbara Krepczynski, Linda Kuhrt. Row 4: Nancy Kubacki, Christine Haczynski, Kathleen Kordich, joan Konkel. Row 5: Kay Krell, Judy Schmidt, Norma Koser, jackie Krosl. Row 6: Michael Kukla, Kenneth Kordus, Kenneth Bruckbauer, Lance Kubenik. JUNIORS HOMEROOM 221 MRS. HUBERTY Bottom Row: Peter Klocek, John David, Ralph Kamasinski, Donald Karpik. Row 2: Eleanor Kassel, Georgann Karpek, Susan Klawitter. Row 3: Carol Kaminski, Lana Kennedy, Beverly Klineschmidt, Patricia Kloc. Row 4: Theresejohnson, Patricia junek, Bonnie Ludwig, Kristy Egner. Row 5: Geor- gia Koch, Marlene jeske, Virginia Kobylinski. Row 6: Bryan Lea, Barbara Kandziora, Richard Klein, Michael Klemeneichjoseph Kloss. JUNIORS HOMEROOM 231 Miss cl-:1.1cHowsK1 Bottom Row: Gary Michalek, Thomas Maciejewski, Daniel Matthews, Lawrence Monty. Row 2: Linda Minelli, Ruthann Miller, Virginia Marrero, Susan Moraski, Jeanette Wolff. Row 3: Nancy Mierze- jewski, Deborah Magolan, Nanci Mader, Bettie Meka. Row 4: Barbara Mickelson, Patricia Misci- kowski, Mary Jane Monty, Rosemarie Modjeska, Barbara Moran. Row 5: Laura Manzke, Darlene Kane, Pa-mela Marlock, Karen Maier, Carol Matkovich. Row 6: Aleta McMahon, Robert Mann, Wayne Milentz, David McQueen, James Lennon, Robert Maciej ewski. JUNIORS HOMEROOM 227 MRS. JOYCE Bottom Row: James Fuerst, Charles Langner, Jef- frey McKenzie, Dennis Konieczka. Row 2: Diane Jablonski, Sandra Kulas, Margaret Joneth, Barbara Lenchek, Christine Limberg. Row 3: Alice Lewan- dowski, Margaret Kurek, Barbara Kulas, Virgina Johnston, Ellen Politoski. Row 4: Carolyn Lein, Beverly Butler, Joan McManaman, Douglas Land- see. Row 5: Zygmunt Lipski, Linda Lopez, Shelly Lehman, Jacqueline Lopata, Jean Lange. Row 6: Karen Kupferschmidt, Sandra Priegel, Donna Bajczyk, Sandra Link, Mary Leuth. K J .. . , , 2 liviv: I .,. : JUNIORS ICMEROOM 233 MISS KOPACZEWSKI 'ottom Row: Eric Olson, Allan Patnode, Larry Pe- zz, Fructuoso Ramos. Row 2: Cynthia Well, Candy Yashington, Judy Parker, Jacqueline Pancheri. Row : Donna Neal, Barbara Persick, Karen Patrykus, lara Orozco. Row 4: Yvonne Olson, Linda Peter- Jn, Jo Phillips, Marlys Nelson, Linda Pachucki. 'ow 5: Kathleen Oldenburg, Rosalie Oppel, Janis mith, Jeffrey Ochs, Shirley Nowak. Row 6: Eugene eszko, Loren Olson, Robert Perron, Bruce Peter- ffl. is g i JUNIORS HOMEROOM 235 Miss WALTER Bottom Row: Mark Raasch, Michael Pisarek, Ed- ward Roberts, Wesley Reeves. Row 2: Linda R0- gowski, Collette Rickert, Donn Rodriguez, Jeanette Sullivan Kathleen Steiner. Row 3: Terry Romeis, Zyglinde Raczynski, Connie Preston, Lorelei Deptu- la. Row 4: William Riggs, Joseph Pribanich, Doug- las Ritzke, Linda Rische. Row 5: Barbara Puffer, Mary Placzek, Kathleen Piwowarezyk, Sharon Ret- tig, Joanne Riemer. Row 6: Virginia Radomski, Jerg old Ponko, Mark Roeder, Marvin Kaminski. JUNIORS HOMEROOM 237 Miss HILE Bottom Row: Matthew Vega, Peter Tycz, Kenneth Wilkowski, Scot Wallace. Row 2: Debra Tellier, Alice Wisniewski, Susan Wildt, Betsy Wilber, Maria Tobias. Row 3: Gloria Thom, Sharon Warzala, Diane Vaughn, Karen Thompson. Row 4: Sandra Tronstad, Paulla Whittaker, Lynda Walton, Kath- leen Tokarski, Barbara Wanta, Allen Witkowski. Row 5: Lynn Urban, Sharon Weber, Kristine Wal- ters, Dawn Westenfelt, Linda Staniszewski, joseph Wilt. Row 6: Keith Vogel, Kathleen Trepczyk, Nan- cy Tomaszewski, Loretta Tews, Sally Tracy, Sharon Timm, Lee Wessolowski. Qin JUNIORS . HOMEROOM 323 MRS. POTOCHIC l Bottom Row: Partick Saxton, George Zerba, Rona Slaske, Michael Siejkowski. Row 2: Kathlel Schroepfer, Kathleen Ruiz, Marguerite Thorp Maria Sirko, Shirley Schmidt. Row 3: Linl Schultz, Karen Schinko, Linda Ragio, Eile Sentkowski, Marshelle St. George. Row 4: ju. Smith, Donna Schlaefer, Gail Rutzinski, Barba Schreier, Kristine Schwartz. Row 5: Sandra Russe Ronald Scherr, Thomas Schwechel. Row 6: Fra: Schaffer, Robert Schmid, Daniel Schultz, Dolor Skawinski. l JUNIORS HOMEROOM 326 MR. LESSL Bottom Row: Mitchell Stanulewicz, Craig Tallar, David Steadman, Tom Szczechowicz. Row 2: Judith Stiff, Sandra Damico, Laurie Tallar, Georgia Stott. Row 3: Carol Suchorski, Christine Fuchs, Sharon Sykalski, LaVonne Snider. Row 4: Karen Stecker, Bonnie Sorenson, Linda Starkl, Bonnie Steuck. Row 5: Susan Szopinski, Carl Stepp, Richard Sobczak, Janet Teal. Row 6: Brian Davie, Roman Stachow- iak, Raymond Alva, Leon Strzok, Gary Socha. SOPHOMORES IOMEROOM 127 MRS. MOEWS 'otlom Row: William Dorn, Michael DeHays, runo Glabinski, Kenneth Cieslewicz. Row 2: Qathleen Doyle, Susan Comdohr, Sandra Cripe, Doreen Dorff. Row 3: Anita Baker, joann Brylow, ames Brockway, Michelle Barutha. Row 4: Ingo Zoman, Irene Besch, Joanne Blazewicz, Michael nderson. Row 5: Arthur Bremer, Lavern Atherton, ,ee Cheeseman. Row 6: Kathleen DeLange, Karen lhart, Marshall Anderson, Donald Clemins. X . af is ' E is 3 at ,Si sf' QL 75 K SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 238 MRS. PFORR Bottom Row: Ralph Mizia, Robert Mattila, Gary Porath, Thomas Milczarski. Row 2: Sarita Garcia, Karen Lynch, Elise Nelson, janet Mathison, Mariqa Kuzenko. Row 3: Linda Lasshlacqueline Maier, Sonja Malek, Ann Kostecki. Row 4: Cynthia Max- im, Cynthia Klingspohn, Dawn Morrison, Marie Kochnowicz, Sandor Korponai. Row 5: David Mc- Clellan, Robert Meyer, Ronald Neveu, Michael Martinez. Row 6: Robert Martin, Fred Mathe, Ronald Mitchell, Joseph Lemke. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 136 MR. RUFFINC Bottom Row: Gerald Jaworski, Albert Habel, Mi- chael Hatala, Peter Holmes. Row 2: Barbara Gos- nell, Alice Gehling, Kristine Hjalmer, Viola john- son. Row 3: Susan Frazier, Cynthia Gulczynski Kathleen Kagebein, Bruce Klebba. Row 4: Lois Kaleta, Linda Harding, Diane Grabner, Robert Ev- erson. Row 5: Charles Kersey, Linda King, Susar Goronja, Michael Halla. Row 6: Connie Hoffmann Eileen Hinkley, Barbara Jayne, Ronald jevaltas. tl R 3 Q E K g R 93 - fTf 5 sw S5 'L X wmv X t SOPI-IOMORE -IOMEROOM 330 MISS MARTIN Yottom Row. Dennis Sobush, Richard Petlewski, lichard Schmidt, Peter Perenceric. Row 2: Paulette lice, Lina Puza, Linda Rasmussen. Row 3: Kath- een Pries, Barbara Platow, Barbara Schaar, Donna iowinski. Row 4: Shirley Ostrowski, Delores Peter- on, Karey Schreiber, Gary Pribanich. Row 5: Linda lozek, Joann Schmedeman, Gigi Pavlovic, Deborah 'eters, Arlie Ratliff. i l SOPHOMORE P HOMEROOM 337 MR. MECIKALSKI Bottom Row: Alphance Zalim, Bruce Veum, Gerald Watkins, Warren Yerkes. Row 2: Diane Struck, Theresa Struck, Susan Teschner. Row 3: Paulette Trampala, Nettie Tiutczenko, Linda Tiedemann, Sharon Zielski. Row 4: GeorgeAnn Weil, Diane Stuart, Diane Werth. Row 5: Jacqueline Wirth, David Waruszewski, William Urbarniak, Daniel Bell. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 120 MISS JOHNSTON Bottom Row: Steven Bellanger, Daniel Balli, Lynda Barton, Jean Balchuck. Row 2: Mark Acker, Sheila Badzinski, Paula Augustine, Richard Bergersen. Row 3: Carol Bartley, Beth Adler, Alan Bingham, Julie Barth. Row 4: Jerome Ambrose, Linda Andryk, Linda Bartol, Jack Balistreri. Row 5: Anita Nieto, Sharon Anderson, Virginia Arsiniega, Holly Barwick, Janice Behr. Row 6: Lindell Bence, Nancy Berchem, Connie Bednarz, Maria Babic, Deborah Behrendt. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 125 MRS. RANKII Bottom Row: Jeffrey Bischoff, James Braxler, Sco Carson, Timothy Cannon. Row 2: Connie Borregf Rosanne Stockheimer, Teresa Boone, Robert Boucl er. Row 3: Dyan Boettcher, Steven Erato, Susan Bl. sier, Susan Boelter. Row 4: Susan Breutzmann, Co leen Briggs, Linda Birk, Joyce Brink. Row 5: Brent Brasnov, Lynn Carroll, Loreen Britton, Phyllis Ca penter. Row 6: Kenneth Blaeske, Herman Bramme Ricardo Campos,James Butler, Raymond Bredesor I 'w SOPHOMORE MEROOM 135 MISS BECKWITH tom Row: Dale Dowell, Robert Cichantek, Tho- Conklin, Andrew Homan. Row 2: Cora Cira, dra Ciesielski, Linda Crawford, Christine Ciezy- ', Alan Dahlke. Row 3: Kathleen Colle, Adele toro, Janet Dayton, Beverly Chartier. Row 4: Cywinski, Rosanne Czarapata, Suzanne Czer- ski, Mary Dayton, Susan Combs. Row 5: Grego- handler, Gary Baginski, Michael Clark, john mulak. Row 6: Robert Chycinski, Michael k, Craig Cerasoli, Scott Davis. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 133 MR. DURAND Bottom Row: Clinton Grant, Daniel Dombrowski, Terrance Zdroik, Richard Dixon. Row 2: Dorene Milanowski, Clauda Stachowiak, Betty Skrobis, Karen Weber. Row 3: Rebecca Valdez, Mary Ci- eszynski, Michael Medlin, Thomas Golombowski, Robert Barbian. Row 4: Linda Rider, Patricia Ko- linski, Philip Safka, Steven Gabriel. Row 5: Allen Hoover, Richard Fischer, Sharon Grall, Allan Schrank, Harold Peterson. Row 6: Sharon Getchell, Barbara Ricek, Ellen Graczyk, Patricia Kerr, Sandra Grainger, Michael O'Brien SOPHOMORES HOMEROOM 216 MR. BROWl Bottom Row: Gerald Felty, Kenneth Frontczal Michael Finger, Rocco Galati. Row 2: Cynthi Lawrence, Kathleen Elz, Christine Eder. Row, JacaLyn Fallier, Deborah Gaspie, Margaret Elisa ewski, Penny Engevold. Row 4: Melody Gallaghe Vera Funk, Robin Flitsch, Dorothy Gavranovi Row 5: Christine Fleis, Janine Gajewski, Rita Fei ger, Gregory Gawronski. Row 6: Eliezer Fuente Peter Flores, Thomas Driscoll, Kenneth Herro. SOPHOMORES HOMEROOM 217 MISS SALZMAN Bottom Row: james Goratowski, Karen Gronowski, Judy Helgeson, Kathleen Haubert. Row 2: Daniel' Goodman, Melody Gross, Bonnie Greinert, Janice Grezinski, Christine Miller. Row 3: Cheryl Grahek, Gail Hejdak, Mary Jane Glosny, Cheryl Graham. Row 4: Rebecca Glover, Louise Gorenc, Sandra Granberg, Christine Haskinshloan Grabowski. Row 5: Rose Graff, Patricia Gozdziewski, Barbara Hel- terbran, Frank Gin, Gilbert Herrera. Row 6: Ronald Gonzalez, Duane Goetz, Thomas Gould, Thomas Gunnarson. SOPHOMORES HOMEROOM 241' MISS BATZ Botlom Row: Michael Kluka,Joseph Kaiser, Elroy Kendall, Frank Kowalski. Row 2: Suzanne Klepp, Marcia Kokaly, Nancy Korpi, Kathryn Kittler, Rachel Kostuch. Row 3: Juanita Kingan, Karen Kapke, Milica Kosanovich, Darlene Kasta. Row 4: Christine Kogutkiewicz, Connie Koars, Mary Tre- gler, Cynthia Kaminski, Sandra Junek. Row 5: Roy Kaminske, Barbara Konkel, Pamela Junek, Bonnie Koser, Carol Krage. Row 6: Gale Kozak, Thomas Kane, David Klug, Gary Klugiewicz, David Karsh- en, Robert Kelly. SOPHOMORES HOMEROOM 243 MISS MEYER Bottom Row: Leonard Losiniecki, John Werner, Conrad Kulas, Sidney Leick. Row 2: Roseann Lo- pez, Marian Kruschke, Lois Londo, Karen Kusch, Margret Lewis. Row 3: Cheryl Krause, Michael Kudasik, Joanne Lange, Jean Kropidlowski, Kath- leen Lewis, Joyce Kuklinski. Row 4: Sandra Lewan- dowski, Michael Kruczkowski, Donald Langlois, Joanne Kurek, Claudia Zaharias. Row 5: Penny Kutzner, Marlene Ladwig, Evelyn LaVigne, Sharon Lewek, Margaret Kujawa, Albert Kroening. Row 6: Larry Kumenius, Gill Lopez, Gordon Krzeminski, Patrick Kuspa, Leon Limon, Roman Zalewski, Jo- seph Kube. SOPHOMORES HOMEROOM 245 MRS. GEIER Bottom Row: Glenn Luedtke, Mila Mahnke, Joseph Marhal, Randel Mayer. Row 2: Deborah Modrow, Maria Melnyk, Yolanda Mata. Row 3: Donella McC.ambridge, Pearl Manke, Christine Milbrath, Colleen Matthews. Row 4: Diana McDonald, Tho- mas McGuire, Dennis Malicki. Row 5: Dennis Mankehlohn May, Michael Martin. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 315 MISS MORRISOI' Bottom Row: Elmer Blair, john Gonzalez, Anthonj Burger, Thomas McMahon. Row 2: Mary Arroyo Olga Gonzalez, Linda Luna. Row 3: Mary Zamera Nydia Hernandez, Maria Felix, Linda Sobczak Robert Webber. Row 4: Sandra Rodriguez, jose phine Valle, Maria Zarate. Row 5: Dennis Tesch Noel Fuentes, Mario Martinez, William Ruiz, Pete Acimovich. Row 6: Gilberto Hernandez, Christin Krzykalski, Mario Zarzynskihlanice Booth. SOPHOMORES VIEROOM 317 MR. COFFEEN om Row: Lawrence O'Leske, Terrance Pope, ard Ostrowski, Michael Banaszak. Row 2: Con- :e Pickarski, Kathleen Polzin, 'Linda Piotrowski, L Perev, Louise Popek. Row 3: Pamela Peltonen, iie Otto, Robert Perkins, Alfred Peterson. Row Vanda Pubanz, Claudia Pawlak, Beverly Pal- ski, Patricia Olszewski, Donna Piorkowski. Row 'atricia Olson, Judith Pohl, Barbara Phillips, Jrah Panek. Row 6: Theresa Onopa, Angie Os- ski, Aldan Perlaczynski, Darwin Pavlik, Robert ovich. SOPHOMORES HOMEROOM 316 MISS KAUFMANN Bottom Row: William Moore, Michael Rider, Rob- ert Rivera, john Wade. Row 2: Wendy Morgan, Charles Miller, Ruth Nowakowski, Arlinda Mora- lez, Evelyn Neumann. Row 3: Lola Neff, janet New- ton, Donna Mlodzik, Cynthia Minelli. Row 4: Kath- leen Modjeska, Patricia O'Brien, Eileen Montano, Diane Nowak, Sharon lvlologousis, Kathylynn Nel- son. Row 5: Elaine Niezialkowski, Marcia Morton, James Nelson, Kenneth Mueller, William Mullins. Row 6: Gregory Willms, Greggory Muto, David Miller, Janice Morgan, Linda Musil, Daniel Mro- zek. SOPHOMORES HOMEROOM 331 MISS POWERS Bottom Row: jay Huncosky, Michael Hull, Michael Jones, Benitojuarez. Row 2: Helen King, Mary Hope, Cynthia Huc, Arlene janocik, Diane jozwiak. Row 3: Nancy Hodel, Mila jovandvic, Sharon jaeckel, Nancy Hoogland, Harry Hill. Row 4: Wayne Hovind, Gary Johnson, Patricia jablonski, Karen jagodzinski, Mary janas. Row 5: Christine Holtz, Allen Howland, jane Ihrcke, Dale Hudaj, Clarene jaeck. Row 6: Roger janke, Gerald Hinz, Thomas Hunter, Gary johnson, Charles Imler. SOPHOMORES HOMEROOM 321 MR. SZUC Bottom Row: Gerald Reich, Alexander Rankov: jeffrey Schoenbeck, Thomas Rozanski. Row 2: Vi ginia Quesada, Carmen Rios, Bonnie Ray. Row Mary Reynosa, Kathleen Reed, Sharon Radonsl Row 4: Susan Rouse, Donna Rygiel, Maxine Rado ich, Brenda Rische. Row 5: Ronald Rykowski, ,I seph Roman, Boneta Ross, Rita Rozanski. Row Victor Ruiz, Richard Roeder, Louise St. Georg Laverne Pultz. SOPHOMORE DMEROOM 341 MR. CAJSKI ittom Row: Gregory Shopokski, Michael Soliwo- , james Schumacker, Eugene Schultz. Row 2: rnthia Schmalz, Sandra Schmidt, David Sandoval, :il Schroepfer, Kenneth Sharlein. Row 3: Joyce nger, Susan Smith, Patricia Schinko, Diane Smith, :ronica Sobchak. Row 4: David Smith, Nancy Lvka, Maria DeMata, Barbara Schwigel, Kathleen hwartz. Row 5: Jane Slusarz, Shirley Skawinski, Jrothy Shoemaker, Mary jane Skornia, Camille voic. Row 6: Jeanette Schulz, Daniel Scniebel, ayne Sankey, Mateo Sanchez, Lee Schrank. ., N S t 1 ? 2 it W Y' A K 1 Q., H .Se , , l .i-- Y ,,,aii SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 343 MRS. ANDERSON Bottom Row: David jakubowski, Ned Sucevich, Ronald Steffen, john Talaska. Row 2: Linda Teu- chtler, Loretta Staszak, Sharon Tarkowski, Cynthia Staniak. Row 3: Hazel Thompson, jean Svicek, Gail Sommerfeld, Kenneth Teschendorf, Eileen Sweet- man. Row 4: Daniel Tuma, Nancy Stojsavlj evic, Lorretta Szweda, Wayne Stewart. Row 5: Sharon Thiel, Gerald Svicek, Kenneth Suber, Margaret Strieter, Barbara Riemer. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 345 MR. KNAPIK Bottom Row: james Venne, Derk VanderMolen, Timothy Treazise, David Wengrzyn. Row 2: Penny Urban, Joanne Vogas, Patricia Webb, Ulana Ty- shynsky, john Narhi. Row 3: Kathleen Veley, San- dra Wegner, Kathleen Waldoch, Bonita Torres, Karen Titschler. Row 4: Theresa Whalen, Linda Tojek, Janice West, john Manganelli. Row 5: Mark Wagner, Dennis Wendland, Clayton Reed, Michael Trofimoff, Dale Turczyn. Q- i Q SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 349 MRS. Tl Bottom Row: Gergory Wilkowski, john Steh Gary Zube, Keith Sieracki. Row 2: Lucy Zu Katherine Wqjciechowicz, Donna Zehnter. Roz: Eileen Wolski,joyce Wojszko, Sandra Wiggi Kathleen Winkowski. Row 4: Ninette Wolf, Che Woods, jacquelyn Wolf. Row 5: Katherine Schm Alex Zivanovich, Victor Simones, Curtis Wieczol Row 6: james Bock, Clyde Stutts, Timothy Whit? FRESHMAN OMEROOM 223 MRS. SWIGER ottom Row: Edmund Manzel, john Uranic, David ehman, Ronald Reyna. Row 2: julie Ramirez, Ada odriquez, Esmeralda Ramirez, Margaret Reyes, etty Wentland.Row 3: Alice Reynosa, Christine omo, joan Tamillo, Nicolette Berrones, Phillip eal. Row 4: Sherry Gould, Christine Schneider, Al arrero, Dean Lesch, Norman Sawyer. FRESHMAN HOMEROOM 138 MISS HOGAN Bottom Row: Glenn Fosdick, james Novak, Alexan- der Stevanorie, Barbara Dahl. Row 2: Angela Rami- rez, Patricia Elm, june Steadman, Leonard Tesch. Row 3: john Carrillo, Jeffery Baumann, Kenneth Koula, Sandra Grigaitis. Row 4: Mary Szupica, Maria Gonzalez, Marilyn Schmidt, Steven Radulov- ich. Row 5: Linda Reed, john Zuniga, George Zoric, Raul Garza, james Steadman, james Schneidewind. ,- 'A . 11' i k V 353352 Eff- 1 ' FRESHMAN SENIORS HOMEROOMS 35 and 37 MRS. CORBY and MR. ERNST Bottom Row: John Hagen, Eliseo Perez,James Wil- son. Row 2: Shirley McQueen, Carol Bingham, Sal- ly Lazzaro, Dorthy Hires, Darlene Barczynski. Row 3: Bonnie Sheehan, Carol Slawny, janet Wuchterl, Nancy Star. Row 4: Susan Czerwinski, Donna Bran- dos, Robert Moser, Beatrice Hagen, David Ricco. HOMEROOM 325 MR. OLSON Bottom Row: William Combs,john Veloz, Gary Burger, Gerald Abbott. Row 2: Michael VVing, Edward Bellanger, Jose Fuentes, Daniel Graff, Feli- cita Hernandez. Row 3: Melvin Vega, Ninfa Her- nandez, Joyce Cabani, Senja Kresovich, Gerald Mommaerts, Cldtilda Cordero. Row J: Daniel Lar- sen, Carlos Rodriguez, Sharon Mierzejewski, Alice Matecki, Diane johnson,Scott VVyscoki. Row 5: Carmen Cabrera, Vera Kressovich, Teresa Duffek, Slaivica Antic, Claudia Blair. Row 6: Frances Lo- pez, Eva Hernandez, Karen Zarzynski, Carol Hink- ley, llinka Bozorich, Kurtim Kresimir. 1 , f I E li MV f' Where,s your money? alert salesladies demand of excited iniors, lining up to receive their class rings. real honest-to-goodness leprechaun? No, it's Linda Kenne- 1 promoting the FTA flower sale held on March 17. I l . 1 E Seniors Frank Semracl and Kathy Radomski win the Emblem club free-throw contest. Whom do we want for prom king? queries largest june graduating class, holding their first meeting in Coblentz hall. Queen Emily Lewandowski and King Bernard Stempniewski say they owe their success to good, clean, hard work. joels Meat Lockers? Safety deposit vault? No, I am Mr. Dennis Forker, South Division's keeper ofthe keys. Mr. Orlando Nelson and Mr. William Bartholomew browse throu new books in the library. Students, look out! More reading assig ments. Boo-hoo! sobs Mr. Thomas Ruffing, tears blinding his eyes, ast forfeits his homeroom grand prize to the Cardinal Weekly, room 227 Miss jean Powers, adviser of homeroom 227, greets sophomores who sisters and brothers attended South. I WW! nag M g i 'ilifm P xx ,1 il, l Q, S i 'S 1 . i We., I D 'E iftfil il ' ii Qi 5: . af Arr X 'fi-T' Mr. Eugene Biddick, retired physics teacher, welcomes visit from Weekly editorshludith Konkel Cleftj and Patricia Greco. Gemutlichkeit is reflected in President Mary Brunner's face as she checks in pretzels and root beer for Der Deutscher Verein party. f .Q Q5 E fd 5 3 is 5 Greg Zickuhr and Gloria Gruszkowski, winners ofthe FTF Mr. and Miss Shamrock contest, pose for picture shortly afte: their Coronation. Four new teachersjoin stafl' at mid-year: Miss Diane Messai Mrs. Mary Cors, Mr. Anthony Lipinski, and Miss Janie Conlin. f W X ' , Nz. X' Q x K 1 fm ' . K, - . H , X ,X ' Y i ste--5 - ... .,..... .t V B H 0 n 2 ' ' 1 0 .Si Q? I, . If , ligh-stepping, dancing girls add a gay touch to half-time activities at iasketball games. Smiles, chuckles refiect the fascination of Student Council duty. 'es, he knew the Weekly editors were coming, so Mr. Harry Blair, re- red science department chairman, baked a cake. 93 ...st-i--J- '-'ru ' . i,,.t,... .wk stef' y Buttons, buttonsln exclaims senior james Salmon fseatedb, winner of Cardinal booster contest, spon- sored by the Emblem club. Tsk! Tsk! Present- Male spectator. Missing- Music to Watch Girls By. P-.. I h y S 5 iw, ,SW K Ojijxggl X' QW Q W W MDW Ziggy ,MW MW, jpg I WU gp J , wsw Remy N? TW My Af W M xi M Mg flu T53 Eff RTHL ET! GS Har' 1 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 Athletes Chosen for Hall of Fame 1 DANIEL SGHMIDT - Fine skill and tremendous athletic ability earned Dan the Goldstar Memorial Trophy for football and the Goblentz Basketball Award of 1967. 2 GENE KUCHARSKI - After leading the wrestling team to another successful sea- son and representing South in the sectionals, Gene won the Most Valuable Player Award of 1967. 3 JEFF TULER - By being the backbone of the baseball team and a member of the All-City teamhjeff earned the Ray D. Crout Award of 1966. 4 Peter Rozek - His broad jumpingand high jumping gave Pete the most valuable Player Award of 1966. 5 KIUDSON GORDON - After leading the Card tennis team the whole year and plac- ing high in the city tournament, Judson earned the Thompson Memorial Trophy of 1966. 6 RONALD RAHN - Being a member of the First string All-City Basketball team helped Ron earn the Rasinske Award as athlete of the year, 1966. 96 Harriers Record Shows Marked Improvement 1966 Varsity Record South ........... 20 West .... ..... 4 O South ........... 24 Pulaski ......... 31 South .... 27 Juneau .. 28 North .. South ..... .... 2 4 Bay View ....... 31 South ..... .... 3 6 Tech ........... 25 SOUTH SIDE CHAMPIONSHIP BOYS' TECH 28, JUNEAU 47, SOUTH 75, BAY VIEW, 93, PULASKI, 130, STATE SECTIONALS- 7th PLACE Bottom Row: Greg Weber, Victor Ruiz, Ken Kor hs, Brian Davie, Barry Smanz, Wayne Cisewski :ott Davis, Michael Pizarek. Standing: jack Busch n, Michael Clark, Greg Muto, Donn Rodriguez uglas Landsee, Wilfredo Barreto, Floyd Bruk cki, Mitchell Stanulewicz, Greg Wall, Coach Tay . Not Pictured: Fred Klug, Robert Foley, john Kil 3 VARSITY FOOTBALL - BACKFIELD Bottom Row john Weilg james Salmong Gary Frankg Rod Hoffman Frank Semradg Mark Roederg Greg Gibbsg Richard Kleini Row 2: Daniel Nicholson, Managerg David Ley, Manag VARSITY FOOTBALL - LINEMEN Bottom Row Michael Nicholsong Eugene Kucharskig Mark Zelinski james Heberleing Robert Zastrowg Robert Kopatich Marv Kaminskig Myron Anic. Row 2: Daniel Schmidt Leslie Mrazg David Gardnerg Ronald Hollenbeckg Roberl 9 erg Robert Linkg joseph Pribanichg Terrence Reedg john Gudynowskig james Venneg David Gimeranicg Gregory Kerrar, Managerg Coach Ricco. Perrong Darwin Pavlikg Michael Potrykusg Kenneth We- berg Coach Bartholomew. Row 3: Joseph Klossg Kenneth Wilkowskig Steven Steckerg john Kowalskig John Paaschg Michael Waltersg Thomas Kopatichg Mark Plopper. Cards Complete Best Season After Making Slow Beginning 1966 VARSITY RECORD South ................ 0 King ............... 31 South .... .... ..... 6 P ulaski ...... ..... 1 4 South .... .... 0 Boys' Tech . . . . . . . . 32 South .... . . . 18 Marshall ..... .... . 23 South .... . . . 12 Lincoln .... .... . . 0 South .... .... 0 Bay View .... ..... 2 5 South .... .... 7 West .... ...... 0 South .... ...l4 North... .....13 1 Pribanich gets lateral and turns the corner for a big gain. 2 Roulette and Salmon prepare to engulfdetermined Pulaski ball carrier. 3 Ball barely eludes the outstretched hands of Mike Rou- lette. With a hard core of 7 lettermen returning, South's warriors looked forward to a prosperous season. All expectations came true as they fin- ished with a 3-5 record. As usual the Cardinals were a hard-hitting team that in the words of Coach Bartholomew, Never once quit trying on the field . Defensively, the Cards were not strong, but a trememdous offensive effort in the latter half of the season overshadowed this Haw. The highlight of the year was the last game, which they won against North, to establish a 2- game winning streak. On Athletic Honor Day, 26 majors and 5 trophies were awarded. The most valuable back honor was shared by james Salmon and Terry Reed. The most improved player award went- to John Kowalski. Senior Dan Schmidt, who captured All-City Honors on the Milwaukee journal first team, was awarded 3 trophies: most valuable lineman, the John Schram Memorial Defensive trophy, and the coveted Gold Star Memorial trophy. Next year Coaches William Bartholomew and Richard Ricco believe the Cardinals can continue their surge upward in the city standing and end up with a .500 or better record. Paving the way for next season's squad, the '66 warriors played by the philosophy, A winner never quits and a quitter never wins. Q I M. WALTERS J. HEBERLEIN S. STECKER Twenty-Six Gridmen Awarded Emblems End . . . End . . . End . . . End . . . End ..... Tackle ..... Tackle . . . Tackle ..... Tackle . . . Guard . . . Guard . . . Guard ..,........... Center .............. M. WAlters J. Hebcrlein R. Hoffman M. Roulette M. Kaminski S. Stecker . . J. Kowalski M. Plopper F. Semrad . . L. Mraz . . . D. Gardner G. Kucharski D. Schmidt . R. HOFFMAN M. ROULETTE . . J. KOWALSKI M. PLOPPER Karim M. Ha H Ind Marvtheu Stever . ..,. Ki 1 ....Skig Stu .....Ani1 ................Sav M. KAMINSKI F. SEMRAD . Annu. 1 L. MRAZ D. GARDNER 100 G. KUCHARSKI D. SCHMIDT pecial Program on Athletic Honor Day HCI' ....................... arterback . . . arterback -. . . lfback ..... lfback ..... llback .,.... .nkerback . . . Lnkerback . . . .lfback ..... ,ard ..... mager . . . mager .............. mager ............... fl. I J. VENNE ..-ni. .ah ul J.wE1L G. GIBBS ....j.Paasch Barbarian ....j.Venne...... .....Rookie C-imermancic.. Cimmer ....j.Pribanich... ...........Prib ....R.Klein.... ............Dick ....j.Weil Chubby Pumpkin ....j.Salmon... HowieHero ....T.Reed.... ..........Flash ....G.Frank... Meanie ....G.Gibbs.... ....Gimper ....D.Ley..... .,..Butcher ....G.Kerrar....... .................Butcher ....D.Nicholson Butcher J rg ............. - D. CIMERMANCIC J. PRIBANICH 1 i ,....... ..... J. SALMON T. REED D. LEY 10, G. KERRAR J. PAASCH k ...W R. KLEIN le 1. A G. FRANK D. NICHOLSON l Frosh-Soph players smother Pulaski runner. 2 FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL TEAM-Bottom Row: john Weknerg jim Goratowskig joseph Kaiserg Daniel Mrozekg Robert Marting john Gonzalezg Glenn Luedtkeg Albert Kroeningg Craig Cerasolig Steven Radu- lovichg Alex Rankovic. Row 2: Dale Hudajg Donald Langloisg David Smithg Arthur Bremerg Ingo Comang Michael Trofimoffg Darwin Pavlikg Gerald Svicekg jo- seph Romang john Mayg Alan Perlaczynskig jerry Hinzg Coach james Powers. Row 3: Derk VanderMoleng Gre- gory Wilkowskig john Stehlikg Elroy Kendallg Ronald jevaltasg Scott Wysockig Bruce Veumg Dennis Sobushg Keith Klimag Gil Herrerag james Schneidewindg Timo- thy Treaziseg Ned Sucevich. 3 Frank Semrad gets off booming punt against Pulaski. 4 john Kowalski moves in for the kill ofa Bay View runner. 5 South's feared sweep is on the move with Pribanich carrying. 6 Schmedeman prepares for landing after long gain. 7 Weil takes handoff and prepares to dent Tech's line. Yannigans Wind Up Season With Most Victories in Years X. k D K 7 n ' 4. ' , 'A RYA: A a 455. . ..f,.,f,'l ,Er I .7 ,!:,,'l-.', ,r'- -- - rI,.fr'-L. .A.-P. 'E -'nag ',-,,,,-, ,.,'-..,.- -,,.,,,. -fs 1. -- ' Q , ,,,. , 'fg p-- 'f , V, Q, , , .Qx ..'.MA . , 'Q' fa ', ,. 1-iV 4fI'T'sP .- :--f'f- X- '-K,.,, ,A A f.- I .. ..,c ,-',' f '-5-f X A-.,f,fTS,:.. f-,,:.w A-K.: Y,-QV Qfwtk I 1- iffy, N ' -f ,-,C ... -, .04 -.','1 I .j : F zi- ,,-.t..-QJQQ mpgs . ,,,, ,, 4: pin., ,af gi ..f-xy-J, I, , 'L J ,,,., xp, -v 42.2 I- A,-K.. QM ff? fi? V 1 J- 'A Nami ,ia-if'5Ss 2 K is w 'M,1v1 W , , -:pill lc' Q. QQ' 6 'H ,T gd If JP , VSQ.. 3 ' ' S1-f gh 1 .. A' A gggfffix X aa .lf Q H -iw x 7' 'ff fs -. N, 5, ' ' -' Wimiyk, 5, 55, ' yt vQxW ' A H ,gong X, V , ,Ex 5 X F351 QW -X gi .-N L57 wir' 'Y' L. my 5' in 5V . -L J ' s ,.X f' 1 J! SM a. Q Q. rv A if big, 1 Q1 1 1 ' 0 ,-f G YS. Sn 4 xi if a ,J X . 8 K hx FQ a' . i x45 'K ix' .1-4' kb it , X 9 fr' X F' iw . lv t Est' 'wiki Cagens LowFou1uOw-Poiafms Wl1ewCoMfQpofsQbc1lwB0ows VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD South ................ 49 West ............ South ...,............ 66 Boys Tech ........ South .... .... 7 6 Custer ..... South .... .... 6 4 Bay View .... South .... .... 6 0 Lincoln .... 'South . . . .... 73 Juneau . . 'South . . . .... 75 Custer . . . South .... .... 7 2 Lincoln .... . South .... .... 6 3 King .... South .... .... 7 2 North . . . South ..., .... 7 5 Pulaski .. 'South . . . .... 60 Marshall . . . South .... .... 6 7 Bay View .,.. South .... .... 5 8 Riverside . . . South .... .... 8 0 Pulaski ...... . . . 76 South .... .... 5 3 Washington .... . . . 62 1 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM - Kneeling: james Salm on, Marv Kaminski, joe Koss, Rod Hoffman, Daniel Schmidt, Roi jaeck, Floyd Brukwicki. Standing: Coach Paul Peterson, Davi Lewandowski, james Kopecky, Glen Bergersen, Barry Smanz james Venne, Greg Weber, Coach David I-Ieinbuch, Manager Rob ert Plautz. 2 Schmidt scores in Cardinal victory over Pulaski. 1 104 T Nine Bucketmen Win Major Emblems 2 3 Daniel Schmidt - Center - Co-captain Dan gained res- and recognition by finishing fourth in city scoring and the second team all-conference. James Salmon - Forward - Sam was a great team play- and his excellent ball handling aided South on the court d pleased the crowd in the stands. David Lewandowski - Guard - Co-captain and Hoor neral, Dave won the respect of other teams throughout the ar. james Venne - Guard - Although only a sophomore showed desire and hustle, and because of these qualities he s awarded his first letter. 5 Rodney Hoffman - Forward - Rod graduated at mid- term, but his Hne scoring and rebounding earned him his ma- Jor. 6 Glen Bergersen - Guard - Glen will return next year, and he hopes to better his fine season of this year. 7 Ronald jaeck - Forward - Ron will graduate at mid- semester next year, but he should help the team greatly during the First semester. 8 Daniel Nicholson - Manager - without the help of the managers the team would be unable to function properly. 9 Robert Plautz - Manager - 105 Junior Varsity Basketball Team Concludes Frustrating Season of , 1 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM - Knee ing: joe Koss, james Kopeckyhjames Venne. Standing Glen Bergersen, Manager Robert Plautz, Barry Smanz. 2 Bergersen drives for a basket in upset victory over Pula ki. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORI South ............ 51 Pulaski ............. 4 South West . . . South Hamilton South Bay View South West . . . South Hamilton South Pulaski . Lucky Breaks Elude Yannigans In Their Struggle for Victories. F ROSH-SOPH BASKETBALL RECORD South South South South South South South South South South South South South South South South South .1 South .... . . . South .... . . . West ..... Hamilton . Tech ..... Custer .... Bay View . Lincoln . . . St.john .. Juneau . . , Custer .... Lincoln . . . King ..... North .... Pulaski . . . Hamilton . Marshall . Bay View . East ..... Pulaski . . . Washington 1 FROSH-SOPH BASKETBALL TEAM - Kneeling: Albert Kroening, Ned Sucevich, Al Zalim, Tom Milczarski, Steve Radulavich, Derk Vandermolen, John Uranic. Standing: Manager Robert Plautz, Robert Martin, Ray Bredeson, David Miller, Duane Goetz, Frank Balistreri, Scott Wysocki, Coach Joseph Smith. 2 Ned Sucevich scores two points in South's game with East. The Orangemen handed the Cards one of their worst defeats. 107 3 , -.gxf 4 I if I Q f,,i at W 5 . Q it -Q 4 s f . vi n K M K HF ibn ff x .f Ax -1? 5 gl mp, -.Mg-ga., L 9 If ...Y , , , L!'lf Q. xy v' '11 v.. W . Q x if :D- .X .. xx W T .-.W 'W-K VW A 42.1, Q W' Q ' M f s ax., 55 ,f Q-. IQ H x f 3 ky K Y. sig' If , . 5 Sink 5 if Zi!! S A 5 is ' Av vt 5- L' gv ,. X .X 5. N. 52 , 3, I Q , 1' ff so . , Sy 3- 1 'hir N gk M ,N . J V xf' R 'b ' .fffieq Q -V Q A , ,, - 8 is n 'M X an if 'm ' :.n i 1 ,N 'Q mm Y' B swf? as K: ,,, 55: 'Sk' H, M A M., n N. cl j . 3 x Q? if XXX A 1 Q Q ' x 5, J K if y S 3 .r al 3 u i W 45 A A-. -Q. 1' 1 P Good Prospects for South 1 With Large Team of Netmen TENNIS RECORD - 1966 outh .... 1 Pulaski .... outh .... O Marshall . . . outh .... 4 King .... outh .... 2 Custer ..... outh .... 1 Bay View . . . outh .... 0 Washington . . . outh .... .... 1 East ..... outh .... .... 3 Lincoln . . . outh .... .... 3 North .... outh .... .... 1 Juneau . . . outh .... .... l Tech .... outh .... .... 4 West .... 1 RETURNING LETTERMEN - Bottom Row: Greg Weber, Coach Taylor, Loren Czarapata. Top Row: Fred Pou- ros,John Andrews. 2 VARSITY TENNIS TEAM - Bottom Row: Greg Weber, Bill Frazier, Art Hendrickson. Top Row: Fred Pouros, john Andrews, Loren Czarapata. 3 TENNIS B-TEAM - Bottom Row: Steve Kaladie, john Vranic, Mike Halla, Mark Acker, jack Bushman. Row 2: La- Verne Atherton, Dave Smith, Al Perlaczynski, Dan Schiebel, Larry Kumenius. Row 3: Tom McMahon, Mike Pisarek, Scott Davis, Mike Clark, jim Butler. Row 4: Rich Bergersen, Nick Stojsavljevic, Glen Luedke, Steve Grosskreuz, Allan Schrank. Row 5: Gary Wall, Greg Muto, joe Marhal, Bruce Petersen, Mike Anderson. Coach Richard Taylor's first South tennis team lin- ished with a 21-27 win-loss record last year, good for eighth place in the city conference. This was a notable improvement over the preceding year's eleventh place finish. Highlights for the season included 4-0 victories over King and West, and 3-1 victories over North and Lincoln. The individual highlight was senior Gary Frank's fifth place in the city tournament. On athletic honor day Coach Taylor awarded the captain's star to Gary Frank and the Carl Bechtold tennis award to Greg Weber. The outlook for this year is even more promising. There are 31 candidates for the team, including four returning lettermen: Fred Pouros, Greg Weber, Lor- en Czarapata, and John Andrews. These four, along with first-year-man Scott Davis, will attempt to better the 1966 record. 2 IOS VARSITY WRESTLING RECORD South ............. 35 West ................ . . . 11 South .... . . . 28 Pulaski ....... . . . 21 South .... . . . 24 Washington . . . . . . 19 South .... ... 31 Bay View ... .. E South .... . . . 19 East ...... . . . 27 South .... . . . 28 Juneau . . . . . . 21 South .... . . . 41 Hamilton . . . . . . 12 South .... . . . 38 Lincoln . . . . . . 12 South ............. 21 Tech ..................... 24 South ............. 11 Marshall .......,.......... 32 1 Gene Kucharski and Darwin Pavlik placed 2nd and 4th in citj competition. 2 VARSITY LETTER WINNERS - Kneeling: D. Rodriquez R. Perran, G. Kerrar, M. Roeder. Standing: D. Feare, D. Pavlik, L Schmedeman, E. Kucharski, Manager W. Frazier. 3 WRESTLING TEAM - Kneeling: D. Rodriquez, D Sandoval B. Tarkowski, D. Gee, G. Kerrar, R. Perron, Standing: D. Feare, D Pavlik, E. Kucharski, L. Schmedcman, M. Roeder, Manager W Frazier. 4 JUNIOR VARSITY - Kneeling: P. Kelly, G. Wilkowski, M Anic, K. Wilkowski, Killin, Standing: C. Miller, D. Langlois, M Miceli, D. Richards, B. Link, D. Schiebel, J. Haiser, J. Roman Manager B. Schmid. Wrestlers Wrap up Season with Eight Wins e 3 1 110 sg' 1 ,I ww -bfi A , 4 is 5. fag E 'HMB rx '5: X SUUT ' QBQ Tl! S OUT' Q f-SU TH angry QDETH CJOU TH Ms we 5? gli fm 4? ximj 1 Larry Schmedeman, a pole vaulter from last yearis squad, does swan dive as he soars above the bar in a practice. 2 Dan Schmidt, South's only returning letterman, is a shot-putte who ranks high in the city conference. 3 Doug Landsee looks all determination as he soars a hurdle durin a practice session. 4 VARSITY TRACK TEAM - Bottom Row: james Kringel Gilbert Gonzales, Joe Roman, Barry Smanz, Mark Roeder. Row 2 Gerald joers, Wilfrcdo Baretto, joe Pribanich, Doug Landsee, Ken neth Kordus. Row'3: Brian Davie, Zygmund Lipski, james Venn: Larry Schmedeman. Row 4: Daniel Schmidt, Gary Babcock, Myro Anic, James House, Joe Kube. Row 5: Darwin Pavlik,.Ioe Koss Wayne Cisewski. 5 james Venne has no trouble vaulting over the bar. Venne, a soph omore, is a bright hope for future teams. 6 Senior john Weil kicks high as he practices pole vaulting whil Bob Perron watches with interest. 3 I 5 E S 112 Inexperience Hindrance to Cinder Team H ffl? Qi itiiilfes TRACK RESULTS - 1966 ... ...... 471f2 Juneau ........... 70172 outh .,... .... 3 7172 Tech...68 West ..41 172 outh ............. 55 Tech ............. 67 outh Side Championships .... ...... ity Relays ............ ity Indoor Meet ..... ity Outdoor Meet .... tate Sectionals ..... ..... 3rd place ..... 7th place ,... 11th place . . . . 12th place . . . 5th place South ..... ..... South South South South South South South South South South South South South South South South South South South South South South South 2 Varsity Stickmen BASEBALL RECORD - 1966 Pulaski , . . Marshall .... King . . . Custer .... Bay View . . . Lincoln . . . Juneau . . . Tech . . . West . . . Pulaski . . . King . . . Custer .... Bay View . Washington ...... 6 East ........ Washington ..... 1 1 Open Season with Veterans 2 7 ..12 8 4 3 3 8 2 ..11 3 6 O 5 North ...... . . . 6 1 Juneau... ....10 Lincoln . . . . . . 3 l Scott Kloc hits a double in an elTort to score another North . .. . . . 5 mn' Tech ,.,. 9 2 BASEBALL B-TEAM - Bottom Row: Albert Kroening, Dennis Malicki, Frank Mraz, Derk Vander1 West ----- - - - 6 molen, Eugene Kucharski. Row 2: Ray Bredeson, Timo Marshall 11 thy White, Duane Goetz, Michael Trofimoff, Ronalcl H ' ' ' ' ' ' jevaltas. East ..... . . . 2 114 1 1 Coach Thomas Ruffing gives returning lettermen Richard Klein and Randy Bishop a brush-up course in the fundamentals of golf. 2 GOLF B-TEAM - Donald Richards, Robert Link, Henry Krueger, David Faulks. 3 VARSITY GOLF TEAM - Floyd Brukwicki, Gerald Luecht,john Paasch, Randy Bishop. Returning Lettermen Boost Hopes of Gard Golf Team 3in Drive to Land Top Berth Q 2 South ..... South South South ..... South South South South South South South South GOLF RECORD - 1966 .....7lf2 ...1 ....2 ....4 ....2 ..,.31f2 ...2 ...9 ...2lf2 ,...81f2 ....3 Tech ..... Pulaski . . . Marshall . . King ..... Custer .... Bay View . Washington North .... East .... Lincoln . . . Juneau . . . West ..... 1 ll 8 7 5 7 517 8 O 611 J H l 116 1 First Gymnastic Team Debuts in City Meets the first time in Cardinal history, mothball-laden such as parallel bars and rings have been ed from the depths oflong-forgotten storage and put to use. The reason - gymnastics! De- the handicaps of practice hours, the team managed participate in two varsity meets. One of these meets held at Juneau on February 17, and the other at High School in March. Terry Romeis' vault the long horse was good for a Hrst place. Keith placed third in side-horse support exercises. In rallel bars, Cards were represented by Wayne ames Fuerst, Romeis, and joe Kube. In the and free floor exercises, gymnast Kurt Kuehl, only Card delegate to exhibit a routine, placed sec- the final event, the horizontal bar, only Grady to salvage a second place and the last of the s 33 points. OI' pa In 1 INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS - Seated: Robert Plautz, john Paasch, Mark Karolew- icz, George Zerba, john Kastner. Standing: Dale Zell- mer, Thomas Olszewski, Richard Smars, Terry Reed, john Gudynowski. 2 INTRAMURAL CAPTAINS -john Kastner, Ri- chard Kanikula, Gregory Reed. 3 GYMNASTICS TEAM - Bottom Row: Wayne Grady, Terry Romeishlames Fuerst, Coach Robert Lessl. Top Row: Craig Tallar, Keith Klima, joe Kube, Kurt Kuehl, 3 1 si I A! Sf 5 Sis! Boom! Bah! Gals Wake Up Fans 'I VARSITY CHEERLEADERS - Kneeling: Charlene Elliott, Susan Gedig. Stana'irzg: Jann Strey, Kathy Gulczy- nski, Sally Cantu, Barbara Dobron, Christine Fuchs. Not Pic- tured: Kathy Radomski. 2 2 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS - Kneelir Cindy Gulczynski, Susan Frazier. Standing: Roberta Pope Barbara Konkel, Marlene Jeske, Cindy Andreski, Shar Sykalski, Linda Ploeckelman. s i 118 2 3 I s 2 2 2 J' AA Members Play to Keep Fit and Trim l le 2 1 gg 4 A 7 W' 119 3 1 Players prepare for the starting jump-ball in the G.A.A. Emblem club basketball game. 2 Jump high for that ball. We need that rebound to break the tie. 3 GAA EXECUTIVE BOARD - Seated: Kathy Radomski, Carol Kuntz, Judy Konkel, Judy Wang. Standing: Roberta Popek, Joanne Horton, Patricia Greco, Sandra Boelter, Diana Paddock, Sally Cantu. 4 D0n'tjust stand there! Go get that ball, girls! gl x QXbCQ3J,Q-N-A ccbiq AMW QQ. M V Cyfvv-Qlr Qs-4'x.Ji'Q5 L.fxtx,gu'x.3Q1- Ll G3 myggl h RMA bvkbxfl Q-JXAQ 'DK ,QL Y ,Jxs-5v?fiL4,L L10 933 ,QQBSLSQQ QQ,KQMJC31Q pk E C3kfLAA.5N5-Q., , ' K X 'Shag RC? IVITIE www fs bfUwmanbuso6fad1u1hm...mkhgnw6amndsmudfJ1AwAvhgwmd50 d' abtlntws. Homecoming Crowd Dances Awaj Blues to Gamblers? Swinging Tune 2 Prince Daniel Schmidt, Princess Lynn Urban 3 Prince Leslie Mraz, Princess jacquelyn Trofimoff 4 Prince Patrick Pegorsch, Princess Barbara Nowak 5 Princejoseph Pribanich, Princess Betsy Wilbur. 6 ROYALTY IN BLOOM-After Queen Anna received h red roses, she and King David shared the admiring glances their court as they passed by. With the swing and sway rhythm of the Gamblerg rolling music, Homecoming festivities got under wa' Highlighting the evening's entertainment was tll crowning of King David Ley and Queen Anna Korl by Principal Robert Brandel and their reception 1 congratulations by the court of honor and many oth: well-wishers. To start the week-end of fun on Satui day morning students rode in a procession of gail decorated automobiles to South stadium which wz ablaze with red and white costumes, flags, and shal eroos. During the half with the Red Cats piling the score against South, Mr. Edward Kalupa, athllel ic director, cheered the crowd by introducing Que Anna and presenting her with a large bouquet of rd roses. Also introduced were princesses of the coui and their escorts. The final score was a heartbreall ing one, but thejoy of meeting old friends at th dance turned groans and tears to smiles and fun. HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS David Ley HER ROYAL HIGHNESS Anna Lynn Korpi 122 2 3 4 5 6 123 Q, .W H. X X gg X if , M XX N N , 'X W f X 32 4, .X 1 ,L 1 WJ V, . . H 'S f 'S viz W. SK . 21? -. KP' TSW 5. - pg: Xt 'A x Agkisw h QF, ,rw w gel .L N. -W,-k.f,.-Q MS wg W- as 7-X Q Q JSR ' H- ,Q Q' 3, 1 k , M M, ,.iViXY'2 , . 1 ' Q H ffkx iii ffm., i AW,. ,. 1 , I, 2 -' :SQA fy K ' I ., L, - , J qi: 1 n Skyalski, Prince Loren Czarapata Xxx! xx. X X in m fir i f' '- Q 536 5 ,Q cf 7.1: Q XE x N x S if 1 xx x X9 X T N .M , ff N ,f . is., ,E fs ffama' Ai 4 !5? Q A YQ YM 5 2 1 Student Council Correlates Affairs 3 1 INTER-HIGH REPRE SENTATIVES - Cynthia jurl gensong Myron Anic. 2 STEERING COMMITTEE! - Gerald Kloppg Ida Ivanow Judith Konkelg james Vcnne. 3 STUDENT COUNCIL - Sally Cantug Cynthia jurgenson Bonnie Millerg Daniel Nicholson Terry Reed. 126 Leadership, Exchange of Ideas Perk up Weekly Discussions STRIBUTION CREW - Row 7: Joann Gleason, Ida mow, Patricia Greco. Row 2: Marlene Jeske, jackie Krosl. iw 3: jill Seebruch, Gloria Colle, Sharon Tojek. FFICERS - Semester II - Seated: Daniel Nicholson, :sidentg Cynthia jurgensen, vice-president. Row 2: Terry fed, sergeant-at-arms, Charlene Elliott, secretaryg Sally mu, vice-secretary. SEERING COMMITTEE - Semester II - Seated: nristine Fuchs, Linda jevaltas. Row 2: Judith Konkel, Mi- ael Cyganiak. l i jurgensong Judith Konkel. Standing: Jack Kronzerg Daniel Cardinal Weekly, Bridgehead Between Home and School 1 it 3 1 ASSOCIATE EDITORS-Seated: Sharon Tojekg Cynthia Nicholson . 2 DISTRIBUTION CREW-Kathleen Radomskig David jakubowskig Linda Andryk. 3 CO-EDITORS-Bonnie Millerg Patricia Luebkeg Patricia Greco. 'QExtra! Extra! Read all about it! And the place to read all about what's happening at South is the Cardinal Weekly. The capable staff, under the ad- visement of Mrs. jane Cannon, presents up- to-the-minute news stories, entertaining features, p and influential editorials in each issue. l 128 1 LITERARY STAFF- Bottom Row: Anna Lynn Korpig Joanell Barthg Patricia Moe: Sandra Rischg Barbara Persick. Row 2: Susan Beayg Kathleen Piwowarcyzkg Ida Ivanowg Linda Struckg Barbara Grezinski. Row 3: Susan Barlowg Kathleen Olsong Mary Brunnerg Gwen Hagerman. Row 4: Mary Leuthg Marcia Lesniewskig Helen Setherg Kathleen Radomskig Joanne Wade. Row 5: Robert Kollerg Irene Tay- lorg David Leyg jack Kronzer. Row 6: Michael jakusg Leon Harris: Allen Bratkowskig Michael Nichoslsong james Vennc. 2 STAR REPORTER AND REPORTERS- Seated: Dia- na Paddockg Kathleen Radomskig Barbara Grezinski. Stand- ing: David Ley. 129 1 l 2 l CARDINAL ANNUAL ASSOCIATE EDITORS JoAnn Heinowskig Arthur Hendricksong Michael Walters Christine Haczynski. 2 CARDINAL ANNUAL ART STAFF- Seated: Jarosla va Melnykg Irene Pajerg Milena Pavlovic. Row 2: june Sie- fertg Leigh Kundeg Patricia Gronowskig Gloria Najerag Wil fredo Barretto. 3 CARDINAL ANNUAL LITERARY STAFF- Seated. Karen Luczywkog Lynda Waltong Susan Saxtong Danie Schmidtg Barbara Majewski. Row 2: Susan Wolfg Kathleer Ruizg Candy Guering Diane Stuartg Penny Gabrielsong Su- san Barlowg Corinne Rahn. 3 1 Q ll E 1 To Relieve Distress, Care for Sick, Noble Professions , asa- ,Q if -I V-, it PARA-MEDICAL CAREERS CLUB OFFICERS- Barbara Wojciga, Student Council representative, Patricia Moe, secre- tary, Joann Wade, president. JUNIOR RED CROSS CLUB OFFICERS- Penny Bram mer, secretary, Carolann Farrell, treasurer, Susan Hodorski president 5 Peggy Donovan, vice-president. ,ff 4. , sam' some S we I 132 -.fix USHERETTES- Bottom Rau Dian Szczechowiczg Patricia Grec4 Cynthia jurgensen. Row 2: Barbai Dobrong Susan Barlowg Sally Cai tug Sharon Tojek. Row 3: Patric' Leubke, Dawn LeRoyg Corinr Rahng Marcia Lesniewski. To Make School Fun, Crews Set Up Movies, Concerts 1 2 1 AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS CREW- Bottom Row: Mr. Heinbuchg Robin Millerg Sylvia Mursecg Olga Spremog Lynn Laskag Christine Sosnowskig Cathryn Lawson. Row 2: Kathleen Veleyg Beth Adlerg Karen Patrykusg Ronald jevaltasg james Butlerg Nancy Comdohr. Row 3: Michael Hallagjames Betlinskig Robert Mattilag Eugene Kucharskig Michael jakusg Rodney Phillipsg Darwin Paulik. Row 4: Cer- ald Kloppg Victor Brzoskag Mitchell Stanulew- iczg Peter Perencevicg Kenneth Wilkowskig Craig Tallar. 2 STAGE CREW- Clockwise: Robert 'Per- kinsg Stephen Sirkog Robert Callagherg Gary Klugiewiczg Linda Madsong Judy Sutton. Career-Bound Club Members Acquire Practical Experience 1 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS- Patricia Grecog Cynthia Jurgenseng Anna Lynn Korpig Judith Konkelg Patricia Procekg Arthur Hendrickson. 2 JUNIOR SECRETARIES OF AMERICA OFFI- CERS- Seated: Donna Wolf. Row 2: Kathleen Latusg Kathleen Andersong Judith Owsiannyg Cynthia Kolodzwkg Susan Hollichg Paulette Erickson. 3 LIBRARY CADETS- Seated: Helen Kingg Diana Paddockg Linda Sobczakg Linda Lyonsg Kathleen Hill- mang Barbara Mysliwskig Olga Gonzalezg Melody Ed- dings. Row 2: Anna Lynn Korpig Susan Susekg Louise Gorencg Penny Urbang Barbara Wojcigag Helen Setherg Joann Wadeg Patricia Moeg Lillian Wentlandg Bonnie Koserg Wanda Nealg Virginia Garcia. Row 3: Marcia Lesniewskig Leigh Kundeg Mila Mankeg Carol Kuntzg Patricia Procekg Joanne Horton. 3 134 w 1 hunk 2 PEP CLUB OFFICERS- Jann Strey, Student Council representativeg Judy Sutton, presidentg Christine Fuchs, secretary. 3 CAMERA SERVICE CLUB- Daniel Wisniews- kig David McQueeng james Skonieczny. Groups Develop Special Talents 1 CARDINAL PLAYERS OFFICERS-Meb vin Jonesg Martin Bagnewskig Jack Kronserg Bonnie Wardg Linda Lyonsg Roberta Minorik. 3 93 mf' I Monitors Enjoy Assisting With Administrative Work 1 ATTENDANCE OFFICE MONITORS-Bottom Row: Kathy Kordichg Nancy Mierzejewskigjody Andersong Gwen Hagermang Karen Becker: Colleen Mayg Sandy Muto. Row 2: Leigh Kundeg Gloria Grusz- kowskig Patricia Moeg Renee Bern- hardtg Lois Kaletag Shirley Myskag Paulette Elliott: Patricia Madson. Row 3: Barbara Kandziorag Candy Guering Patricia Grecog Diana Duewellg Kathy Piwowarczykg Terry Johnson: Patricia Gronowski. Row 4: Monica Schwach- erg Sharon Rettigg Elisa Carneyg Irene Pajerg Patricia Klocg Dale Blairg Bar- bara Knollg Linda Toj ek. l ! v fl .ks 2 GUIDANCE OFFICE MONITORS-Seated: Schlieterg Christine Butkowski. Row 2: Sylvia Mursecg Schmidtg Betty Gamskyg Roberta Popek. Row 3: Janine Wo Judy Tarczewski, 3 KEY OFFICE MONITORS-William Frazierg Rol Schmid. It needs something here,', exclaims Jaroslava Melnyk she inks a sketch in art class. Art Caste-Patricia Airoldig Gloria Najerag Melina vlovich. Boy, is this a good pizza! exclaims Karen Gronowski one of the Pep Club parties in the cafeteria. Some people have their nerve,', says jackie Lopata. ut just a little more, replies Patricia Airoldi. 137 if Many cGood Samaritans' Give Help to Fellow Students in Need 1 .. 5. .ff ' 14 1 . X 1 i it I Q ti- . 5' ,g Q is 2 1 BOOKSTORE MONITORS- Paulette Elliottg joar Barth. 2 PEP STORE MONITORS- Beverly Nowakg Sus Gedigg Martha Klught. 3 INFIRMARY MONITORS- Bottom Row: Jean B4 iewiczg Bonnie Bredschneiderg Barbara Myslewskig jan Babcockg Carol Ann Farrell. Row 2: Sandra Sommerfi Patricia Sarnowskig Karen Luczywkog Linda Keckeist Patricia Kurekg Leslie Semrad. Row 3: Kathleen Smi Donna Spodeng Maryann Czerwinskig Susan Kutznt Kathleen Capello. 3 1 Unhappy? Don't ol-ya We Will 2 Ihase All Your Troubles Away' INDIGENT BOOKS MONITOR- Kathleen Radomski. 3 OFFICE MONITORS- Seated: Deborah Magolang Dian Szczechowiczg Judith Suttong Patricia Greco. Row 2: Joanell LOST AND FOUND MONITORS- Sharon Theilg Su- Barthg Gail Grothg Joan Konkelg Barbara Grezinskig Susan in Hodorskig RoseMary Fuentesg Carol Ann Farrell. Sowinskig Judith Konkelg Joanne Horton. 139 3 1 FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS- Seated: Bonnie Miller, president. Standing: Kathi Boyce, Student Council representativeg Sandra Muto, treasurerg GeorgeAnn Weil, secretaryg Olga Spremo, vice-president. 2 SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS- Gail Groth, treasurerg Mary jane Ivy, vice-presidentg Rose- mary Caldero, secretary: Patricia Greco, presi- dent. 3 INTERNATIONAL CLUB OFFICERS- Michael Bagniewski, Student Council represent- ativeg Ellen Riske, secretaryg Gail Groth, presi- dent: Christine Mentel, treasurerg Paulla Whit- taker, vice-president. 4 GERMAN CLUB OFFICERS- Seated: Mary Brunner, president: Sylvia Mursec, vice-president. Standing: Russell Reimer, ser- geant-at-armsg Irene Pajer, treasurer: Reni Git- zel, Student Council representative. 5 RUSSIAN CLUB OFFICERS- Seated: Ida Ivanow, vice-president: jaroslava Melnyk, pres- ident: Olga Spremo, secretary. Standing: Alex Stevanovic, treasurer: Witold Zalewski, Student Council representative. Language Clubs Inspire Students to Consider joining Peace Corps or Entering Diplomatic Service 141 1 CARDINAL GIRLS' CLUB OFFICERS- Row 7: Sheralyn Ryan, treasurer. Row 2: Debbie Peterson, vice-president, Gail Gardocki, presi- dent, Nancy Clark, sergeant-at-arms. Row 3: Linnea Hickey, Student Council representative, Gail Groth, secretary. 2 CARDINAL MENS' CLUB OFFICERS- Seated: John Gudynowski, treasurer, Standing: james Heberlein, vice-president, Mark Plopper, sergeant-at-arms, Daniel Wisniewski, president' Patrick Pegorsch, secretary. 7 3 EMBLEM CLUB OFFICERS- john Weil, secretaryg Eugene Kucharski, treasurerg Terry Reed, vice-president, Daniel Schmidt, president Knot picturedj. Girls, Club Promotes 'Fellow Ship' Men's9 Promotes Gals 2 142 Pep Band Reiiects Shoulder-To-Shoulder Spirit PEP BAND - Seated: Terrence Reed, William ier, Gerry Luecht, Richard Swanstrom, David , Eugene Kucharski, Leslie Mraz. Row 2: Donna ski, jane Frank, john Gudynowski, Corrine 2, Bonnie Sorenson, David Gardner, Richard n, Rolf Burger. Row 3: Gerald joers, Thomas ewski, Thomas Milczarskihlohn Andrews. USIC OFFICERS SERVICE CLUB - Seat- Marian Woolsey, Janine Woida, Susan Saxton. 2: Terrence Reed, Eric Olson, Gregory Gibbs, iel Schmidt. Judges Recognize Talents of South's Orchestra STRING SECTION-Bottom Row: Wanda Neal, Kathleen Kagebein, Ann Berntson, Rosalie Wojtysiak. Row 2: Beth Adler, Susan Breutzmann, Sandra Schmidt, Sally Cantu, Kathleen Hahn. Row 3: Ann Hanizeski, Karen Chart, Janice Morgan, Sharon Sykalskihjudith Cernicka. Introducing the Christmas season at South, the music department pre- sented their annual Christmas pro- grams in Coblentz hall, the evenings of December 7 and 14. Directors Mr. Harold Kelbe, Mr. Leonhard Rose, and Mr. Edward Terrill led their respective groups in bringing to South the true spirit of the holiday season. The combined vocal and in- strumental selections entertained parents and students with many tra- ditional favorites such as Away in a Manger , O Bambino , Winter Wonderland , jolly Old Saint Nicholasu, and g'Twas the Night Before Christmas . 1 , Sweet Essence of Orchestra Music Fills the A1r WOODWIND SECTION - Bottom low: Ida Ivanow, Betty Heim, Barbara latow, Elise Nelson, jann Strey. Row 2: Ierry Luecht, Eileen Drozewski, Donna llaski, Joanne Horton, Karen Patrykus, cqueline Krosl. Row 3: David Gardner, an Majewski, Bonnie Sorenson, Thomas ilczarski, john Andrews. STRINGS-BRASS SECTION - oztom Row: Val Hagebusch, Susan ombs, Diana Duewell, Carrie Gull, onnie Ward. Row 2: Connie Preston ichard Campos, Diane Struck, Barbara onkel. Row 3: Leon Harris, Richard lein, Leslie Mraz, Richard Swanstrom, olf Burger, Nancy Kubacki. Richard Swanstrom, trombonist in the senior orchestra and a member of the pep band, practices for the January Com- mencement program in Coblentz hall. Richard played both the processional 4'Pomp and Circumstancef' and the reces- sional Trumpet Tune . Clarinetist Ter- rence Reed looks on. WOODWIND SECTION - Bottom Row: Wanda Pubanz, Judith Cernicka, Ida Ivanow, Betty Heim, Beth Kotte, Elise Nelson, Jann Strey. Row 2: Bonnie Soren- son, Susan Frazier, Ulana Tyshyn- sky, Jacqueline Maier, Susan Beay, Geor- gia Koch, Marlene Ladwig, Clarene Jaeck. Row 3: Jennifer Bowen, Penny Raddant, Roberta Minorik, Karen Patrykus, Diane Mylnarek,Jacqueline Krosl, Barbara McIntyre, Barbara Pla- tow. Row 4: Thomas Milczarski, Maria Babic, Judy Schmidt, Kathi Boyce, Linda Josefiak, Peggy Bigalke, Jane Frank, Cor- rine Mraz. Row 5: Laura Lotze, Eugene Kucharski, Joanne Horton, Jean Maj ews- ki, Thomas Olszewski, John Andrews. Music, Passport to Wonderland of Enjoyment il IWW? ,Qsfa , a sg 4 . -fi? U ,Vw A gs, Q Ma ' , 4'-iii. Yi'-e 'wiwfg X X X I 3 X 73:11. xx Qgfk, ,IM EQSXX ! i ka 4' gk 'V nixgi ia X X A fm Niafvyr vXfffLfww Qm I N L . .. ' an to V .', ww K6 QM, .. , ' ' ,I-1 FA, K2 .i -5- ,A ,W - W 1 '- liiff ' 9 Q Q A i .3 5 , 1 L 'E 6 '51 5 , ,,, Fin ' SE if Twirlers, Color Guard Prance, Leap, Flash Flags, Batons 1 COLOR GUARD-Front Row: Joanne Horton, captaing Rose Landerog Roberta Minorikg Barbara Persickg Linda Fleis. Row 2: Linda Keckeiseng Bonnie Sorensong Barbara Platowg Judith Cernickag Jean Majewskig Carrie Gullg Elyse Nelsong Mary Gull. 2 TWIRLERS-Bottom Row: Caroline Bustos, secrf tary-treasurerg Cynthia Marshallg Wanda Nealg Betty Gan skyg Sandra Sommerfeltg Cynthia Maximg Louise Gorena Joann Wadeg Virginia Arsiniega. Row 2: Patricia Eversor Diane Grzechowiakg Susan Ostrowskig Barbara Crezinsk Karen Jacobsg Louise Grebeg Connie Borregog Lind Majchrzakg Ida Ivanowg Alice Kuzma, president. Row Q Susan Sowinskig Marcia Lesniewski, vice-presidentg Sharo Peltoneng Beverly Hamburgg Karolyn Rockmang Barbar Wojcigag Joan Konkelg Susan Beayg Patricia Otto. 148 1 MEN'S ENSEMBLE-Bottom Row: Rodney Phillips, Harold Peterson, Donald Karpik, james Stedmon, William Riggs, John Hammernick. Row 2: Frederick Pouros, Robert Zastrow, Frank Szymbroski, Terrence Reed. Row 3: Craig Hoppe, Ned Susek, Gregory Wilkowski, Daniel Kolodzinski, Michael Martinez. Row 4: James Butler, jerry Hinz, Alex Stevanovic, Alfonso Salinas, Benedict Tarkowski. Row 5: Robert Erdmann, Thomas Gould, Eric Olson, Gregory Gibbs, Lawrence Monty. 2 CARDINALADS-Seated: Richard Swanstrom. Row 7: 149 fe-Q Dick Gee, William Riggs, Wilfredo Barretto, Terrence Reed. Row 2: Robert Naffier, Lawrence Hoffmann, Gerry Luecht, Rodney Phillips, Row 3: Eugene Kucharski, Eric Olson, Gre- gory Gibbs. 3 CARDINALAIRES-Seated: Susan Saxton. Row 7: Marian Woolsey, Carol Davis, Charlene Elliott, Rose Mary Fuentes. Row 2: Rosa Caldero, Donna Bergles, Cynthia jur- genson, Diane Mylnarek. Row 3: Kathi Boyce, Carol Kuntz, Diane Runingen. .Y 1 A CHOIR-Seated: Susan Saxtm Leslie Semrad, judith Pochowski, Pal cia Moe, Cynthia jurgensen. Row Kathy Bowen, Sandra Allen, Dia Mylnarek, Judith Swietochowski, M1 yan Kridler, Rose Mary Fuentes. Row Kathi Boyce, Sunny Zdravkovich, N rian Woolsey, Cheryl Brawner, Charlf Elliott. Row 4: Terrence Reed, Mich: Dobbe, Richard jasso, john Gonzall Steven Witkowski, Kenneth jaeschl Row 5: William Riggs, john Hamml nik. 2 A CHOIR-Seated: Ellen Risle Marla Goude, Donna Bergles, Dia Runingen, Carol Kuntz. Row 2:jo: Zortz, Rose Mary Caldero, Barba Mysliwski, Mary Hottelling, Mary Gu Roberta Minorik. Row 3: joan Busala chi, Aida Gonzalez, Carol Davis, Share Peltonen, Barbara Bailen, Patric Luebke. Row 4: Dick Gee, Micha Siejkowski, Ronald jaeck, Eugene K charski, Richard Swanstrom, Robe Nafiier, Kenneth Wilkowski, Craig T2 lar. Row 5: Gerry Luecht, Wilfrec Barreto, Gregory Gibbs, Eric Olsoi Daniel Kolodzinski, Larry Hoffmann. Sweet Notes of A Choir Weave Magic Dreams K. 'QF V ' V QS? il if z x ,Iv-A E . f a aw L -I X -325 55? e fa fp X fs? 'gif 55. E 5 X Na Xxffgv jg Xfw? XM 5 f ' Q W U wx? Q , X 'f f X .4 M Q A i i liz. 'B k If b:2 vs' is fi x 1 fi? 5 X Q H x X Q X 5 Q 3 if ' Q M N V 4 X, 1,4 l I Q Q W f F S ' 1 X. A .. f i ' - f L.. 3 E W Wwb wwxggf WU Q yi X wfbm, ,JMU X 9, , kjkvg of -W ,P 3 JE N -N V F Q9 W W vKf b,pQ Z Af J ,,,4?h-f-M21 59.416 ,Mail 7,9 7 fff77,M,n,M,4.2 I pxgwagna! Z ,x2Q- 76.Maf-.,.ffL2 N Qi Ei QSQE N Big? 2 NN E Fncuwv Happiness is. .. ww5wu5...am4w,smmwuwbmw0g5mmw,m.w aa..a,4,...ab,.ff.,. Counselors Advise Us to Hold Torch of Happiness High 4 I FRESHMAN, SOPHOMORE.-MR. CONRAD SAS- SOPHOMORE-MRS.MILDRED BLAUERT KOWSKI JUNIOR-MISS DELORES PEDERSON SEN IOR-MISS ALICE PAQUETTE 154 Feachers, the Best, the Finest, Vlold Minds, Inspire, Guide fIR. LEROY ABRAMSON, B.S., M.A. 'Vzsconsin State University-Superior, University of Minnesota. Inited States History, Citizenship, MTEA Bldg. Representative. IIRS. ERNESTINE ANDERSON, B.S., M.A. , - fniversity of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Northwestern University. Biology, Algebra, Lost and Found, Sunshine Committee, Homeroom advi- or. VIRS. MARY ANIAKUDO, B.A. Vlarquette University. English, International Club advisor, Homeroom advisor. VIISS MARGERY BARRY, B.A. gniversity of Wisconsin. nglish, Cardinal Annual advisor. MIR. WILLIAM BARTHOLOMEW, B.A. tflarquette University, Northwestern University. ,hysical Education, United States History, Football coach, Emblem Club 9-advisor. JIISS COLETTE BATZ, B.A., M.A. Elniversity of Wisconsin. cometry, Homeroom advisor. l ISS DOROTHY BECKWITH, B.S. V zsconsin State University-Platteville. nglish, Homeroom advisor. RS. ANETTA BERNFELD, B.A. olurnbia University-Barnard College. ocial Science, Detention, Homeroom advisor. R. BERTUS BOONE, B.A., M.Ed. niversity of M ichigarzg Nlarquette University. athematics, Mathematics Department chairman, Student Council advi- r, Assistant Guidance counselor, Homeroom advisor. RS. MARGARET BROOM, B.S., B.M. niversity of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Wisconsin College of Music. ecial Education, junior Red Cross advisor, Homeroom advisor. R. HARVEY BROWN, M.A. niversity of Iowa. les, Clerical Practice, Oflice Practice, Senior assestments, Neighborhood outh Corps supervisor, Homeroom advisor. ISS GENEVIEVE BUECHNER, B.S. dgewood College. yping, Clerical Practice, Office Practice, Future Secretaries of America visor, Homeroom advisor. 155 - '2 .P ::' a .,Q'Q z -' .r.:f.-.sr .N , w.Q5. 2 y ,W K I I I , f I. MR. LOUIS CAJSKI, B.S., M.S. yu ,K Marquette University LG' Biologyg Director of Athletic eligibilityg Homerogpl' ' or' ' ,Il-17 MRSXIANE CANNON, Ph.D. , I Q Marquette University J ' ,' ' Englishg Cardinal Weekly Advis? Y- I ' 01 MRS. ROSELIA CARR, B.S. KY? ' ,V' Anderson College. X pl A V uf First Aidg Home Nursing. u -BNF ji l 1 A, 1 Wisconsin State University Oshkosh K' Speechg Speech and Drama Club advisor 5 Homeroom advis . MISS AGNES CHURCHILL, B.A. ' 1 Lawrence University. Ply Readingg Homeroom advisor. MissMqARYcELrcHoxysK1,Bs. igwpj' 37? 1 MR. H. A. COFFEEN, B.S.C., M.Ed. ' University ofIowa,' Marquette University. Clerical Practiceg Typewritingg Cardinal Weekly u i ' 3 Homeroome advisor . all 5 0, MRS. LAVERNE CORBY, B.S. M- 1 University of Wisconsin. I W 1 Mathematicsg Englishg Homeroom advisor MR. GERALD De LEEUW, B.S. M Wisconsin State University-Stout. ,il 0.1 . I Drafting. ' MR. CYRILLE DURAND, B.S. ' Wisconsin State University-River Fa e Englishg Cardinal Men's Club advisorg o o v' ' MR. DANIEL DUTZ, B.S. University of Illinois. General Mathematicsg Algebrag Geo tr A ced thematic: Homeroom advisor. ? MR. FRANK ERNST, B.Ed., M. Ed. University of Wisconsin-Milzvaukeej Marque n' rsity. Special Educationg Homeroom advisor. MR. VERNON FABISHAK, B.S., M.S. University of Wisconsin-Milwaukeeg New Mexico Highlands University. General Scienceg Chemistryg Electronics Clubg Homeroom advisor. MR. DENNIS FORKER, B.A. St. Olaf College. Englishg Key Ofiice. MISS REGINA GEBARSKI, M.A. Marquette University. Englishg Homeroofn advisor. l MRS. CHARLENE GEIER, B.Ed. l Wisconsin State University- Whitewater. Typingg Shorthandg Future Teachers of America advisor 5 Homeroom advi sor. t 156 q ISS LORRAINE HACKL, B.Ed. isconsin State University- Whitewater. :nographyg Shorthandg Cardinal Weekly Assistant advisor, business mager, circulation, distribution crewg Homeroom advisor. R. RAYMOND HANSEN, B.Ed., M.Ed. arquette Universityg Wisconsin State Uinversity- Whitewater. okkeepingg Business Education Department chairmang Homeroom advi- R. DAVID HEINBUGH, B.S. :rroll College ologyg Audio-Visual Aids directorg Varsity Basketball coach. R.jOSEPH HEINEMANN, B.S., M.S. arquette Universityg Northwestern University. isiness Lawg Bookkeepingg Homeroom advisor. ISS MARY LYNN HILE, B.S. all State University. .mily Livingg Homeroom advisor. ISS AURELIA HOGAN, B.S., M.Ed. iiversity of Wisconsin-Milwaukeeg Marquette University. iglishg Assistant Guidance counselorg Faculty Sunshine Committeeg ameroom advisor, RS. MARY ELLEN HUBERTY, B.S., M.S. iwrence Universityg Wisconsin State University-Stout. ome Economicsg Home Economics Department chairmang Homeroom visor. .ISS JANEJOHNSTON, B.S. 'ziversity ofSouthern Illinois. iysical Educationg First Aidg Girls' Athletic Association advisorg' Home- om advisor. RSRIEANNEJOYCE, B.S. allege of St. Teresa ome Economics 3 C-lothingg Cheerleaders advisorg Homeroom advisor. VR. EDWARD KALUPA, B.S., M.S. iiversity of Wisconsin. ciologyg Athletic director 3 Homeroom advisor. ISS CLEO KAUFMANN, B.A. 'eighton University-Omaha. nglishg Homeroom advisor. R. HAROLD KELBE, B.S., M.A. iversity of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Ecal Musicg A Choirg Advanced Girls' Glee Clubg Men's Chorusg Girls' ice Clubg Cardinalairesg Cardinaladsg Assembly Programg Music Offi- s Service Clubg Homeroom advisor. RS. ELIZABETH KIENZLE, B.Ed. 'isconsin State University- Whitewater. Shorthandg Typingg Future Teachers of America assistant Homeroom advisor. RICHARD KNAPIK, B.S., M.Ed. of Wisconsin-Milwaukeeg University of Eastern Illinois. Club directorg Homeroom advisor. DOROTHY KOPACZEWSKI, B.A. College. Advanced Mathematics 5 Homeroom advisor. MISS MARGARET KUSTERMANN, B.S., M.A. A Marquette University. Geography. MR. LEONARD LALASZ, B.S., M.A. Regis Collegeg Marquette University. United States Historyg Homeroom advisor. MISS MARY BETH LAUER, B.A. Mount Mary College. Art 5 Art Caste advisorg Homeroom advisor. MR. ROBERT LESSL, B.S., M.A. q s University of Wisconsin-Madison. Biologyg Gymnasticsg Chess Club advisorg Homeroom advisor. MISS HELEN MARTIN, B.S. Marquette University. Biology. MISS DOROTHY MCGAFFEY, B.Ed., M.A. Northwestern University. Typewritingg Office Practiceg Para Medical Club advisorg job Placement supervisor g Homeroom advisor. MR. EUGENE MECIKALSKI, B.S., M.A. University of Wisconsin-Madison. Artg Varsity Baseball coachg Cardinal Annual Art advisorg Dance and Stage Decorations supervisorg Homeroom advisor. MISS MARILYN MEYER, B.Ed. Wisconsin State University- Whitewater. Typingg Shorthandg Homeroom advisor. MRS. NANCY MOEWS, B.A. Alverno College. United States Historyg Pep Club advisorg Homeroom advisor. MISS MARY MORRISON, B.S. St. Mary College. Typingg Bookkeepingg Clerical Practiceg Homeroom advisor. MR. ORLANDO NELSON, Ph.B., M.S. Lawrence Universityg Marquette University. Chemistryg Homeroom advisor. MR. GORDON OLSON, B.S. Wisconsin State Univeristy-Stout. Industrial Artsg Cabinet Makingg Assistant Track coachg Homeroom advi- sor. MRRIAMES OLSON, B.A. Wisconsin State University- Whitewater. Spanishg Frenchg Spanish Club advisorg Homeroom advisor. MRS. MARGARET PARCELLE, B.S. University of Northwestern M zssouri. ' Health g Physical Educationg Homeroom advisor. MR. PAUL PETERSON, B.S. Universtiy of Western Michigan. United States Historyg Economicsg Sociologyg Assistnat Basketball coachg Student Council Assistant advisor. 158 MISS EDNA PFORR, B.S. University of Wisconsin. Mathematicsg Homeroom advisor. MISS KAREN POTOCHICK, B.Ed. Wisconsin State University- Whitewater. Modern Historyg United States Historyg Indigent Books, Homeroom advi- sor. MRJAMES POWERS, B.Ed. Wisconsin State University- Whitewater. ' Business Arithmeticg Typewritingg Frosh-Soph Football coachg Homeroom advisor. MISS JEANNE POWERS, B.A. Clarke College. Gcometryg General Mathematics g Homeroom advisor. MR. REX PRILLIMAN, B.S. University of Oklahoma. ' Industrial Artsg Stage Crew supervisor. MR. THOMAS PYZYK, B.A. University of Michigan. Geography, Athletic Equipment managerg Intra-Mural Wrestling coach. MRS. CAROL RANKIN, B.S. Wisconsin State University-Stout. Family Living, Girls' Club advisor, Homeroom advisor. MR. GEORGE RANKIN. A.B., M.Ed. Hanover College, Marquette University. English Department chairmang Honors Committeeg Scholarship Commit- tee, Hall of Fame Committeeg Retirees' Recognition Committee. MR. WALTER RASINSKE, B.A., M.A. Beloit Collegeg Northwestern University. America Historyg American Governmentg Homeroom advisor. MRS. MARY ELLEN REITER, B.A. Creighton University. Englishg French, French Club advisorg Homeroom advisor. MR. RICHARD RICCO, B.S. Wisconsin State University-Oshkosh. Englishg Assistant Football coach g Assistant Wrestling coach, Weight Training programg Homeroom advisor. MR. LEONARD ROSE, B.S., M.M. University of Wisconsin-Milwaukeeg University of Michigan. Senior Orchestra, Music Appreciation, Girls' Glee Clubg junior Band- Orchestrag Cardinal Twirlersg Homeroom advisor. MR. THOMAS RUFFING, B.S., M.A. Marquette University. l United States Historyg Wrestling coachg Golf coach 3 Homeroom advisor. MISS IRENE SALZMAN, B.S. St. Scholastica College. English, Cardinal Annual Assistant advisor, Homeroom advisor. MR. JAMES SCHILLING Mechanical Drawingg Woodwork. 159 MR. JOHN SCHIMKE, B.S. Wisconsin State University-Platteville. Metal Shop MRS. MARY SICKMAN, B.S. University of Minnesota. Foods, Homeroom advisor. MRS. CANARY SIMS, B.S. Tennessee A ana' I State University. Typewriting, Clerical Practice, Cardinal Girls' Club advisor, Homerom advisor. MRJOSEPH SMITH, B.S. University of Wisconsin. Physical Educatio, First Aid, Physical Education Department chairmz Intramural Director, Frosh-Soph Basketball coach, Frosh-Soph Baseb coach. MRS. HELEN STRENG, B.A. Carroll University. English, Assistant Guidance counselor, Cardinal Girls' Club advisc Commencement Speech coach, Homeroom advisor. MRS. VAUN SWIGER, B.S. Salem College. Family Living, Clothing, Homeroom advisor. MRRIOHN SZUCS, B.S. University of Wisconsin-Mz'lwaukee. German, German Club advisor, Russian Club advisor, Homeroom advise MR. RICHARD TAYLOR, B.S. Wisconsin State University-La Crosse. Physical Education, Geometry, General Mathematics, Health, First Ai Cross-Country coach, Tennis coach. MR. ROBERT TAYLOR, B.A. University of Oklahoma. English. MR. EDWARD TERRILL, B.M., M.M. Lawrence University,' University of Wisconsin. Music, Driver Education, Band, Homeroom advisor. MRSJEAN TILL, B.A. College of St. Scholastica. English, Cardinal Annual Picture advisor, Homeroom advisor. MISS ELLEN TRONNIER, B.S. Wisconsin State University-La Crosse. Physical Education, Girls' Athletic Association advisor, Homeroom adv sor. MISS ANN WALTER, B.A. Marquette University. , United States History, English, Usherettes advisor. l MISS CLAIRE WIENKE, B.A. Mount Mary College. l Spanish, Spanish Club advisor, Homeroom advisor. MRSJANICE KEEL, B.S. University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Teacher Librarian, Library Cadet advisor. R. LEONARDJAZWIECKI, B.A. knencerian College. rokstore rnanagerg School accountant. IR. JOHN DEGENHART, M.S.W. Denver University. elfare Counselor. RS. HELEN BLACKBURN, B.S. Jarquetle University. xblic Health Nurse. ISS DIANE WYROBEK IM Secretary. .Iss SUZANNE THEIS Inior Secretary. RS. PRISCILLA HINKFORTH cretary. ISS DIANE ELLIOT Jcretary. RS. BARBARA RICHTER tendance Secretary. RS. CHERYL NOVAK tendance Secretary. R. DARRELL BATT ief Engineer. RS. IDA PIOTROWSKI feteria Manager. A Teacher's Dream World- 'All Swans, No Ugly Ducklings' 161 1,13 uf' 3 Deadlines, Nightmare to Staff We, the 1967 Cardinal Annual staff, wish to extend appreciation to the school administrators, faculty, and the student body who assisted in the production of this book. Special acknowledgement is extended to Miss Mar- gery Barry and Miss Irene Salzman, literary advi- sorsg Mr. Eugene Mecikalski, art advisor, Mr. Richard Knapik, photography advisor, Mrs. jean Till, picture advisor, Mr. Leonard jazwiecki, school accountant, for their valuable assistance, and to Mr. Glenn McDermott, commercial photogra- pher, and to Mr. Robert Rummler, American Year- book company representative, for their cooperation and guidance. The entire staff wishes to express their thanks to these individuals and to the hundreds of loyal stu- dents who subscribed to the 1967 memory book. 162 EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief ....... ..... D awn Lef Associate Editor .... ....... A rthur Hendrick: Art Editors . . . . . . Patricia Airoldi CSemeste june Siefert CSemester Club Editor . . . ..... Christine I-Iaczyr Index Editor .... .... J 0Ann Heinom Sports Editor . . . ..... Michael Wall LITERARY STAFF Reporters .,.... Susan Barlow, Melody Boje, Susan Frazier, Penny Gabrielson, Candy Guerin, Karen Luczywko, Barbara Majewski, Diane Paddock, Corinne Rahn, Kathleen Ruiz, Daniel Schmidt, Diane Stuart, Lynda Walton, Lynne Wasniewski, Susan Wolf. Typist .... .... L ynne Wasniew ART STAFF Kathy Bilot, Wilfredo Barretto, Christine Fuchs, Marlene Jeske, Leigh Kunde, jaroslava Melynk, Gloria Najera, Irene Pajer, Gigi Pavlovic, Milena Pavlovic, Irene Taylor, Maria Tobias. Cover Design . . . .... Patricia Airc Division Pages .... ..... LI une Siel PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Editors . . . ........ john Golbe james Skonieczl Photographers .... .... D avid McQue Gerald Svic GENERAL INDEX 'rincipal Robert S. Brandel 'ice-Principal Phill T. May .ssistant Principal Estelle Stone . Choir .rt Caste .rt Honors january June tthletic Awards tudio-Visual Aids iadger Boys', Girls' State Land Concert Pep Band Iolor Guardg Majorettes Laseball iasketball Eandid Section ,ardinalads Eardinalaires T ardinal Annual Editors Art Staff Literary Staff Photography ardinal Girls' Club ardinal Men's Club ardinal Pep Club ardinal Twirlers ardinal Usherettes ardinal Weekly Staff heerleaders lass Commission january june ounselors ross-Country mblem Club aculty ootball orensics rench Club rosh-Soph Football uture Teachers of America erman Club irls' Athletic Association irls' Glee Club olf Graduates January June Gymnastics Homecoming Homerooms Intramurals journalism Honors junior Honors junior Red Cross . junior Secretaries of America La Amistad Library Cadets Library Honors January june Men's Ensemble Monitors Attendance Ofhce Bookstore Guidance Office Indigent Book Infirmary Key Room Lost and Found Office Mortar Board Music Honors Civic Music Medal Music Officers Service Club National Honor Society january june Orchestra Para-Medical Careers Club Prom Committee Chairmen Prom Court of Honor Representative Students january june Scholastic Honors January ' june Stage Crew Student Council ' Tennis Track Wrestling 149,150 Aardahl, Donald 24 Abbott, Gerold 88 Abbott, Mary Abraschinskygjerome 14 Acimovir, Nelly 14 Acimovich, Peter 82 Boyce, Arker, Mark 78,109 Adelsherger, Helga 70 Atlerhold, Violet Aderholdhjeannette 68 Adler,Beth 78,133,144 Agnello, Diane Airoldi, Patricia 14,22,23,131,133, 137 Alaniz, Andrew 65 Alba..-'slice 24 Albrccht.Judy 24 Alicea, Lucy 24 Allen, Maryann 24 Allen,Sandra 150 Alva,Raymnnd 75 Ambrosajerry 78 Amsden, Sandra 67 Anderson, Colleen 24 Andersomjody 136 Anderson,John Anderson, Kathleen 24,134 Anderson, Marshall 75 Rnderson, Michael 75,109 Anderson, Patricia 65 Anderson. Sharon 78 Andreski, Cynthia 67 Antlrews,john 24,51,65,109,143, 145,146 Andryk, Linda 78,128 Andrzejczak, Leonard 24 Andrzejewski, Kenneth Anic, Niyron 64,67,98,110,125,126 Antic,Slavica 88 Antosiewicz,Don 67 Appell, Reynolds Apo1lo,Cheryl 67 Archiquette,Gayle 65 Arndt,Barbara 14 Arnold,Larry 65 Arroyo, Mary 82 Arsiniega, Virginia 78,151 Anz, Diane 67 Anamendi, Robert Asselin, Layton 67 Atherton,LaVerne 75,109 Aulschlaeger, Sue Augustine, Paula 78 AtLsten,Thomas 67 Aya1a,G1nria 151 Babcock, Gary 67 Babcocknjanice 14,138 Babic, Marta 78,146 Bach. Bu-nard 69 Badzinski, Sheila 78 Bagin, Larry Baginski, Gary 79 Baginslti, Linda 24 Bagniewski, Martin 51 ,68,135,141 Bahr, Diane 67 Bailen, Barbara 150 Baileyhlanice 14 Bajczyk, Donna 72 STUDENT INDEX Baranowskiujames 24 Barber, Daniel 14 Barhiamjeanettc 67 Barbian. Linda Barbian, Robert 79 Bnrezynski,Darlene 88 Barczynski, Gary Barlow,Susan 67,129,l30,132 Barreto,Wi1fredo 25,51,54,97,l3O, Barth, Bonnie 65 Barthujoancll 67,129,138,139 Barth.Julie 78 Bartkowiak, Bonnie 67 Bartley, Carol 78 Bartnikowski, Thomas Bartol, Linda 78 Barton, Linda 78 Bartz, Kathleen 67 Barutha, Deborah 67 Barutha,Michele 75 Barwick, Holly 78 Basina, Robert 67 Baumann,JeHc-ry 87 Baumann,Linda 67,151 Baumann. Victor 25 Baumgartner, Christine 65 Beaudry, Mary 25 Beay, Edgar 67 Heay,Susan 129,146 Becker, Karen 1,36 Bedell,William 25 Bednarek, Marilyn 68 Bednarz, Connie 78 Belia, Stephen Behnjanice 78 Behrendt,Deborah 78 Belanger, Steven Bell,Barbara 14- Bell,Danny 77 BelI,jef1'ery 25 Bellangcr, Bernard Bellanger, Edward 88 Bellanger,Steve 78 Bence,Lindell 78 Bence, Mary 14 Bentson, Barry Bentson, Robert Berchem, Nancy 78 Berczyk, Daniel 67 Bet-den,Charmayne 14 Berg, Otto 25 Berger, Michael Bergersen,Glen 68,105 Bergersen, Richard 78,109 Bergles,Donna 25,149,150 Berka,AnnMarie 25 Berne,Donalyn 25 Bernhardt,Renee 67,136 Berntson, Ann 25,53,144,15l Berrones, Linda 66 Berrones.Nicolette 87 Bertram, Roger Bcsch,1rene 75 Betlinski,james 25,51,133 Bczic, Geraldine 14 Bialoszynski, Lois 25 Biddle, Robert Biddle, Wanda Biga1ke,Peggy 67,146 Bigalke, William Bilot, Kathleen 25 Bilot, Michael Binger, Dennis 67 Bingham,Alan 78 Bingham,Carol 88 Bingman, Mary 25 Bock,james 86 Boehmkc,James 67 Boelter, Sandra 26 Boelter, Susan 78 Boettcher, Diane 78 Bogusiewicz,Tatiana 67 Btje, Melody 68 Boniewicz,jean 26,138,151 Boone, Teresa 78 Boone, Tom 65 Caldwell, Phyllis Callahan, George Callan, Donald 15 Camachohjohn 27 Campos, joscphi ne Campos, Ricardo 78,147 Cannon, Patrick 68 Cannon, Timothy 78 Cantu, S 132 ally 27,51,53,56,125,127, Cook, Susan Coomer, Linda Cooperhjamcs 69 Cooper, Mary Copus, Christine Corbeil, Audrey Corbeil. Cindy Cordero, Clotida 88 Cotter, Lee Crawford, Linda 79 Boothhlanice 82 Borrla, Luis Borkowslci, Aileen 67,151 Borlick, Alarie 66 Borrego, Connie 78 Borrego, Elvera 66 Bosch, Sharon 68 Boucher, Robert 78 Bowenhlenniler 68,146 Bowen, Kathleen 26,150 Bowen, William 15 Kathi 15,l40,l46,149,150 Bozovich, Ilinka B8 Brakovich,Darelyn 26,151 Brammer, Herman 78 Brammer, Penny 15,132 Brandon, Richard 26,115 Brandos, Donna 88 Brandt, Mary Braslawski,joe Brasnov, Brenda 78 Bratknwski, Allen 68,129 Brawner, Cheryl 15,150 Braxler,james 78 Breduon, Randolph Bredeson, Raymond 78,107,1 14 Bredschneider, Bonnie 26,138 Bremer, Arthur 75,102 Breutzmann, Susan 78,144 Bricco, Donald 68 Bricco, Kathryn 15 Bricko, Michael 15 Briggs , Colleen 78 Brink, joyce 78 Baker, Anita 75 Baker, LeRoy Baker, William Balcerek, Hcnretta 67 Balchuek, Jean 78 Balderas, juan 66 Balistreri, Frank 107 Balistreri, Jack 78 Birk, Linda 78 Bischo11',jeFl'rey 78,147 Bischup,Randy 116 Bivens,james 25 Blachowski, David Blachotvskinlames . Blachowski, William Blaeske,Kenncth 78 Balistrerhjoseph 24 Balkovich, Marr Balli, Daniel 78 Balli, Oscar Baltutis, Gilbert Banaszak, Michael 83,115 Banda, L Bansemer, Michael 67 Blair,Claudia 88 Blair, Dale 26 Blair, Earl 66 Blair, Elmer 82 Blasier,Susan 78 Blazewicz, Arlene Blazewicz,joAnne 75 Blundell, Bernice 68 Britton, Loreen 78 Brockwayhlames 75 Brownhjoy 68 Brownson,Bonnie 68,151 Brownsonkjohn 70 Brozynski,Edward 115 Bruckbauer, Kenneth 71 Bmhnshjacqueline 26 Brukwicki,Floyd 26,97,10-1,116 Brunner,Arlene 68 Brunner, Mary 68,129,141 Bryl, Larry 68 Brylow,janis 65 Brylow,joAnn 75 Bnoska,Vietur 68,133 Brzozowski, Mary 68 Buchanan, Lillian 67 Buck, Patricia 68 Budish, Karen Bukowski, Linda 26 Bunker, Dale Bunker,Debbic 68 Burdohan, Susanc Burger, Anthony 82 Burger,Gary 88 Burger, Rolf 68,143,145,147 Burns, Kenneth Burnside, Kelvin Burseth,MaryRose 26 Busalancl1i,joan 26,150 Btishmanhjack 68,97,109 Bustos,Caruline 26 Butkowski, Christine 26,53,136 Butler, Beverly 26,72 Butler,-james 78,109,l33,14'J Butkowski,Christine 26,53,136 Butzin,Linda 15 Butzlall, Donna 65 Caban, Alicia es Caban,-Ioyce 88 Cabrera, Carmen 88 Cabrera, Santa 68,151 Caldero, Rosa 27,51,1-11,149,150 164 Capella, Kathy 27,138 Capistrant, Gregory 68 Carini, Donna 15 Carman, Linda 27 Carney, Elisa 27,136 Carpenter, Phyllis 78 Carrillohlohn 87 Carroll, Daniel Carroll, Lynn 78 Carson, Christine 68 Carson, Scott 78 Cartagena, Marie Castilla, Lourds Cavazos, Maria Cegiclski, Kerry Cerasoli, Craig 79,102 Cernicka,judith 27,51,1-14,146,148 Chaloupek, Violet Chamulakmjohn 79 Chamulak, Walter 15 Chandler. Gregory 79 Chart, Karen 75,144 Chartier, Beverly 79 Chartier, Mary Cheeseman, Lee 75 Christiansen, Sandra 68 Christianson,William 15 Chycinski, Ruben 79 Cichantek, Robert 79,147 Ciesielski, Sandra 79 Ciesliwicz, Ken 75 Cieszynski, Christine 79 Cieszynski, Cynthia 65 Cieszynski, Mary 79 Ciezki, Allen Cimermancic, David 64,68,98,101, 1 15,124 Cira, Cordula 79 Cira, Emanuel Cisewski, Wayne 27,97 Ciszewski, Mark Clark, Arlene 27,151 Clark, Janet Clark, MaryAnn Clark, Michael 79,517,109 Clark, Nancy 68,142 Clark, Tom Clark, Warren 65,147 Clemence, Bruce 68 Clemence, Christine 27 Clemins, Donald 75 Clermont, Bonnie Clermont, William Cleveland, Michael 68 Cloulier, Susan 67 Coblentz, Eugene 68 Cole, Rhonda 67 Coleman, Dennis 67 Colle, Gloria 69,127 Colle, Kathleen 79 Collins, Alice 27,151 Collins, Colleen Collins,Judith Collins, Patricia Z7 Collison, Charls Collison, Christine Colorez, Christine Columb, Bonnie Coman, Ingo 75,102 Combs, Harry Combs, Susan 79,145,147 Combs, William 88 Comdohr, Nancy 69,133,151 Comdohr, Susan 75 Conard, William Conc,james 15 Cone, Melody Cone, Sandra Conklin, Merry 69 Conklin, Thomas 79 Conley, Keith Conway. Mary 27 Cook, Michael 79 Cripe, Sandra 75 Criscikjames Crisci,Janice Crivello, MaryAnn 27 Crowley, Margaret Cruz, Arcadio Cruz, Fred 27 Cruz, Mary 27 Cruz, Yolanda 28 Cukurs, Maija 15 Cumiskey, Lauren Cyganiak, Michael 28,53,l2' Cywinski, Ann 79 Czajkowski, Sandra Czarapata, Loren 65,109,121 Czarapata, Rosanne 79 Czerwinski, Arthur Czerwinski, Christine 28 Czerwinski, Maryann 28,131 Czerwinski, Susan 88 Czerwinski, Suzanne 79 Czezniejewski, Michael Dabert, Dabler, Dabler, Glen Dianna Leonard 69 Dadtka, Christine 69 Dahl, 8 arbara 87 Dahl, Jerry ' Dahlke, Alan 79 Damico, Sandy 75 Dane,Susan 28,151 Daniel,judy Danielski,jerry 28 Daubert, David 28 David,john 71 Davie, Brian 75,97 Davis,Albin Davis,Carol 65,149,150 Davis,Cynlhia 69 Davis, Marcian Davis,Scott 79,97,109 Daytonhjanet 79 Dayton, Margaret Dayton, Mary 79 Deavers, Patricia 28 Decker, Kathryn 15 DeHays, Michael 75 DeLange, Kathleen 75 DelToro,Adele 79,151 DeMata,Maria 85 DeMeyer, Kathryn DeMores, Carol 84 y Demski, Elizabeth 69 , Denny, Margaret 15 , Deptula, Lorelei 73 Dequardo, Donald 16 Dettloff, Kathleen za l Dettmann,Diane 65 Diedrich,Sharon 69 Dienberg, Betty 16 Ditch, Robert Dixon, Delaphine 69 Dixon, Richard 79 Dobbe, Michael 28 Dobron, Barbara 28,515,132 Doherty, Michael 68 Domanski, Karen Dombrowski, Dianne 68,151 Dombrowski, Daniel 79 Dombrowski, Robert 28 Donley, Kathleen Donovan, Peggy 16,22,132 DorlT, Doreen 75 Dorn, William 75 Dowell, Dowell , Barbara Dale 79 Doy1e,john 67 Doylc,Kathleen 75 tteger, Kenneth 68 agisich, Sonja amburg, Donna 69 ent, Mary essler, Lois iscoll, Thomas 80 ozewski, Eileen 145 ozewski, Wayne 1ewe1l, Diana 69,133,145 1ewell, Leigh Ann 1Fay, Richard 15811, Teresa 88 1mar, Andrea 28 rrski, Conrad 1rski, Leslie Sha, Robert 65 'ltas,john niclti, Anthony 28 ioba, Christine ioba, Michael 65 :on, Sharon tert, Ardi 29 cert, Cheryl dings, Melody 69,134,151 er, Agnes er,Arthur 69 er. Christine 80 wards, Marjorie 29 glestnn, Patrick ner, Kristy 71 rlichmanmjanice 29 rliehmann, Edward ege, Pamela iott,Char1ene 29,51,53,56,125, 127,149,150 iott, Paulette 69,136,138,151 opulos, Mary szewski, Margaret 80 n, Patricia 87 n, Patrick ner, Kris 65 t, Kathleen 80 tbry, Alvin bring. Dennk 29,53 gelland, Cynthia 69,151 igevold, Penny 80 gle, Carol 65 11115, lrma 1riquez, Martin 66 dmann, Robert 29,149 ato, Steven 78 iclson, Paulette 29,134 mis, Sandi nst,joanne 66 no, Dnrene 66 chendal, Brenda 16 chendal,Linda 29 pita,Charles erson, Patricia 29 retson, Robert 76 tige, Daniel 69 tlewski, Roman tllierhlackalyn 80 1rrcll,Caro1Ann 16,132,l38,139 trrell, Linda tsciamo, Sharon talks, David 16 are, David 29,110 rldman, Donna rlix, Maria 82 elty, Gerald 80 anger, Rita 80 erguson, Terry 67 alltowski, Barbara dler,joan 65 le, Dale nger, Michael 80 scher, Doris 29 scher,janet scher, Linda scher, Peggy scher, Richard 79 fechner. Diana echner, Jerome 69 erhner, Shirley eck, Cheryl ees, Rosemary eis, Christine 80 Fleis, Linda 29,148 Flitsch, Robin 80 Flores, Peter 80 Flores, Rosemary Foley, Ronald 97 Fortier. Marie 67 Foatliclt, Glen 87 Foster, Nannerte 16 Fmn1t,Gary l6,98,101 Franlthlane 65,143,146 Frazier, Carol 65,151 Frazier, Michael 69,147 Frazier, Susan 64,76,1-16,156 Frazier,WilIiam 29,109,110,136, 143,147 Freuden, Lynne Frontczak,judy 69 Frontczalt. Kenneth 80 Goebel, Kenneth Goetz, Duane 80,107,114 Goetz, Rene Goggins, Sharon 30 Gnggins, Suzanne 69 Golbeckulohn 30,53.56,l35 Goll, Kathy 69 Gollwitzenjoan 30 Golombowslti, Ronald 69 Golombowslti. Thomas 79 Golon1ski,janice Golomski, Raymond 69 Gonia, Daniel Gonzalez, Adam Gonzalez, Aida 30,150 Gonzalez, Daniel Gonzalez, Gilbert 66 Gonzalezmlohn 82,102,ll5,150 Ftyrnark, Vickie Fuchs, Christine Fuentes. Eliezer 80 Fuentes.jose 88 Fuentes, Noel 82 Fuentes, RoseMary 29,51,53,139, 149,150 Fuerst,jami: 72 Funk. Sharon 29 Funk. Vera 80 75,127,135 Gabriel, Steven 79 Gabrielson, Penny 69,130 Gaehler, Kathleen 69 Gagliano, Genie 30 Gajewski,janine 80 Galati, Rocco 80 Gallagher, Melody 80 Gallagher, Roben 69,133 Gamsky, Betty 30 Garcia, Manuel Gonzalez , joseph Gonzalez, Maria G. 87 Gonzalez, Maria S. Gonzalez, Mario Gonzalez, Olga 82,134 Gonzalez, Phillip Gonzalez. Ronald 80 Goodman, Daniel 80 Goodmannlohn 30 Garcia, Marialrma 68 Garcia, Patricia 30 Garcia, Rafael Garcia, Roberto Garcia, Salvador Garcia, Sarita 76,151 Garcia, Gardne Gardne Virginia 16,134 r, David 98,100,1-53,145,147 r, Sharon 65 Garsncki, Gail 30,142 Gnrriso Garza. n, Earl Elisa Garza, Maria Garza, Garza, Gaspie, Pedro Raul 87 Deborah 80 Gauranovic, Dorothy 80 Gawronski,Gregory 80 Gaweonski,Pamela 69 Gdaniec,janet Gedig, Carla 16 Gedig, Susan 68,138 Gee,Die1t 65,1l0,l49,150 Gehling.Alice 76 Gehling, Mary Gehrke, Paul 65 Gembiclti,Donald 30 Genereau, Paul Gerszewski, Karen 30 Gerszewski, Marie 69 Gerth, Beverly 69 Getchell,Sharon 79 Gibas, Robert Gibbecfegory 30,98,101,l43,l49, 150 Giese, Kathleen 69 Gillette, Duane Gillis, lsea Gillis, Noriko Gin, Franklin 80 Gissing, Patricia 66 Gitzel, Renate 141 Gjerde, Mark Glapinslci, Bruno 75 Glazetvslti, Anthony Glazewslti, Tim Gleason, joAn 69,127 Gleesing, George 66 Gleesing, Sandra 16,151 Glembin,james Glish, David 69 Glogowski, Ann Glosny, Maryjane 80 Glover, Barbara 69 Glover, Rebecca 80 Goratowskihlack 67 Goratowskihlim 80,102 Gorenc, Louise 88,134 Gorunjahludith 66,151 Gorunja, Susan 76 Gorzalski, Pamela 69 Gnsnell, Barbara 76 Gosnell, Patricia 30 Goszkowicz, Susan Goude, Marla 23,68,150 Gould, Dawn Gould, Sherry 87 Gould, Tom 80,149 Gozdziewski, Patricia 80 Grablewski, Suzanne 16 Grabner, Dianne 76 Grabowski,joan 80 Grabowski, Karen 30 Grace, Barbara 69 Graczylt, Ellen 79 Gradecki, Glenn Grael, Rose 80 Graf, Daniel 88 Graff, Cadice 69 Grail, Danny Graff, Thomas Graham, Cheryl 80 Grahek,Cheryl 80 Grainger, Daniel Grainger, Sandra 79 Grail, Shamn 79 Granberg, Sandra S0 Grandy, Wayne 30,1 17 Grant, Clinton 79 Gray, Carol Grebe. Louise 69 Greco, Patricia 31 ,52,S3,64,125,127, 128,132,133,134,139.14l Grecnstreet, Rose 68 Gregory, Kathleen - Greinert, Bonnie 80 Gretzon, Fred Grezinslu, Barbara 2l,53,125,129, 139 Grezinslti,jancie Griflin, Bruce Griflin, Diana GriHin, Roger Grill, David 67 Grigaitis, Allen Grigaitis, Sandm 87 Grochowski, Barbara Grochowskhjohn Gronowski, Karen 80 Gronowski,Patricia 16,130,133 Gross, Melody 80 Grosskreuz, Michael 68 Grossltrcuz, Richard 66 Grosskreuz, Steven 109 Gmth,GaiI 69,139,141,142 Gruchalslti, Mary 69 Gruszkowslti, Gloria 31,136 Grzechowiak, Diane 31 Greek, Elizabeth 31 C-udgeon,janice Gudynowslti,john 3l,98,115,117, 125,1-12,143,147 Guerin, Candace 130,133 Guerin,janet 69 Guerin, Michael 31 Gulczynslti, Cynthia 76,125 165 Gulezynslti, Kathleen 31,53,124,15l Gul1,Carrie 31,145,148 Gull,Mary 31,148,150 Gumz,Riel'1ard 66 Gunnarson.Thomas 80 H.1aclt, Kenneth 31 Habeck, Kathleen 69 Habeclt, Wendy 31 Habcl, Albert 76 Haczynski,Christine 71,12-1,130,156 Haftarskiujohn Hagebuseh. Valerie 31,145 Hagen, Beatrice 88 Hagennlohn 88 Hagenkord, Ruth Hagerman, Gwen Hahnm, Kathleen Hainz, Carol 69 Hainz, Connie Halla, Michael 64,76,109,1 33 Halverson, Ruby 32 Hamburg, Beverly 69 Hamilton, Robert Hammer, Mary 16 Hammerniclojohn 69,149,150 Handy, Mary Hanizewski, Ann 69,144 Hanizetvski, Karen Hannely, LeRoy 70 Hansel, Elizabeth Hansen, Gerald Hansen, Gregory Hansen. Linda Hanson, Kenneth Harding, Donna 65 Harding. Linda 76 Harmeycr, Thomas Harrington, Faith Harris. Leon 32,52,53,5-1,64,125, 129,145 Harrison,-lane 70 Hartline, William Hartwick, Linda Harvey, Michael Haskins, Christine Haskins, Kathleen Hasmult, Patricia Hatala, Laura Hatala, Mike 76 Haubert, Kathleen 80 Hausner, Kathy Heberleinhjames 142 31,53,129,136 31.144 80,151 67.151 16,22,23,98,l00, Hei1,Doris 70 Heil,Mary 32 Heim, Betty 32,45,53,5-1,146 Han0mk1,J0Ann 7o,1:io,i45,1-16, 156 Hdser,Brure 32 Hqaneoait so Hejdak,Gregoty , Helgemoe, Edwin 32 He1geson,judith 80 Heltcrbran, Barbara 80 Hmdricltson,Arthur 32,52,53,54, 109,125,130,134 Hendrickson, Richard Henrich, Marvin 70 Hmry, Karen Henry, Randy Het-bst, Kenneth Herbst, Laurence 32 Herbst, Sharon 70 Hernandez, Eva 88 Hernandez, Felicita 88 Hernandez, Gilberto '82 Hernandez, Martin Hernandez, Ninfa 88 Hernandez, Nydia 82 Herrera, Gilbert 80,102 Herro, Kenneth 80 Hetlt, Linda 70 Hazel, Dianna 32 Hickey, Linnea 32,142 Hicltas, Kathy Hierk, Dawn 32 Hilbert, Gregory 70 Hill, Harry 84 Hill, Russell 32 Hill Wa ne - Y Hillman, Kathy 32,53,56,134 Hinkley, Carol 88 Hinkley, Eileen 76 Hinkley, Gary Hintz,james Hintz, Kenneth Hinz,jerold 84,102,149 Hinz, Michael 70 Hires, Dorothy 88 Hjalmer, Kristi 76 Hmielewski, Donald Hodel, Nancy 84 Hodel, Rosemary 32 Hodotski, Susan 16,2l,22,l32,139 Hoff, Dennis Holi, Sue 70 Ho0'man, Diane Ho11'man,Rod l7,70,98,100,104,105 Ho1'fmann,Connie 76 Hoffmann, Larry 32,149,150 Hollenbeek, Ronald 70,98 Hollich,Susan 33,134 Holmes, Peter 76 Holsten, Gordon Holtz,Christine 8-1 Holzem, Jacqueline Hnlzem,jim 67 Homan,Andrew 79 Hoagland, Nancy 84 Hoover,Allen 79 Hope, lvlary 84 1-1oppe,Ciaig 149 Hoppe, Michael Hoppert,1rene I7 Hopple, Robert 33 Hnpple, Ronald 70 Hnrick, Douglas 70 Hornak,john Horn,Susie Horton,joanne 33,S3,56,125,134, 139,145,146,l-58 Hotelling, Mary 33,150 House,james Hou.se,joy Hovind,Wayne 84 Howe,Nancee 33 Howlantl,Allen 84 Hue, Cynthia 84 Hudaj, Dale 84,l02. Hudy, Linda '70 HuH',Diann 70 Hull,Cheryl Hull,Michae1 84 Huncoskyhlay 84 Hunt,Conrad 70 Hunter,Thomas 84 Hyde, larry 70,115 Hyrltasujames 33 lczkowski, Ervin lhrclte,jane 84 lmler, Charles 84 lmler, Michael lvanovich, Douglas 33 . lvanow,1da 70,126,127,1Z9,1-10, 145,146 1vy,lv1aryjane 33,141,151 Iwinskt, Sandra lzydor, Susan Jablonslti, Diane 72 Jahlonslti, Patricia 84 jacltsonhlean 70 jacobe, GarolAnn 17,84 jacobs, Karen 33 Jacoby, Thomas jaeek, Clarene 84,146 jaeck, Ronald 66,104,105,1 15,150 jaeckel. Sharon 84 Jaeekel, Raymond jaecltel, Wayne jaeger, Gary jatschke, Gary jaeschlte, Kenneth 33,615,150 jagodzinski, Karen 84 jakubiak, Kathleen 70 jakubowski, David 17,70,I28 jakubowski, Ronald 70 ja1tus,Miehael 33,129,133 janas, Mary 84 janczak,james 70 jant:zak,john 70 Janesujeannette Janiszewski, Dennis 69 Janke, Roger 84 Janocik, Arlene 84 Janocik, Elaine 33 Jansen, Lynne Jansen, Patrick 70 Jardannwslti. Thomas Jarnig,Jean Jaxo, Richard 66,150 Jaszczenski, Robert Jatczak. Bonnie 70 Jaworski, Jerry 76 Jayne, Barbara 76 Jedrzqewski, Lucretia 70 Jeske, Marlene 71,127 Luna, Jevaltas, Linda 127 Jevaltas. Ronald 76,l02,1 14,133 Jimenez,James 70 Joers, Gerald 33,143,147 Johns,Joseph Johnson, Catherine 151 Johnson, Diane 88 Johnson, Gary L. 84 Johnson, Gary R. 84 Johnson, Lester Johnson, Linda Johnson, Nadine 33 Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Ralph Johnson, Susan 71 Johnson, Therese 71,133 Johnson, Viola 76 Johnston, Virginia 72 Jokela, Patricia 33 Joki, Paul 66 Jole, Robert Jons, Melvin 35 Jones, Michael 84 Jones, Robert jonetb, Margaret 72 Josefiak, Linda 17,22,146 Jovanovic, Mila 84 Jozwiak, Diane 84 Juarez, Benito 84 Junek. Kathy Junek, Pamela 81 Junek. Patricia 71 Junek, Sandra 81 Jupp, Linda 34 Jurgensen,Cynthia 34,53,54,56,64, 126,127,128,132,134,149,150 Jurkiewit-L, Esther Juszczynski, Michael Juszkowski, Lois Kachelmeier, Gary Kagebien, Kathleen 76,144 Kaiser,Joseph 81,102,110 Kaiser, Valerie Kaladic, Steve 109 Kalesinski, Andrew 67 Kaleta, LoisAnn 76,136 Kallas, Leandra Kalmadge, Amy Kalota, Patricia 34 Kamasinski, Margaret Kamasinski, Ralph 71 Kaminske, Gerald Kaminske, Roy 81 Kaminski, Carol 71 Kaminski, Cynthia 81 Kaminslri, Marvin 98,100,104 Kandziora, Barbara 71,136 Kane, Darlene 72 Kane, Thomas 81 Kanikula, Richard 34,117 Kapke, Karen 81 Karbowski, Ronald Karger, Pat Karnowski, Barbara 34 Karns, Kristine 67 Karolewicz, Marilyn Karolewicz, Mark 34,117 Karpek, Georjann 71 Karpik, Donald 71,149 Karras, Kraig Karshen, David 81 Karshna, Cheryl Kasinski, Ruben Kass, Robert Kassel, Eleanor 71 Kasta, Darlene 81 Kastner, John 1 17 Kay, Bill Kazubowski, Michael Kcekeisen, Linda 17,138,148 Keesling, Dixie Keiler, Alvin 17 Keiker, Frances 17 Keller, Ronald 34 Kelly, Patrick 110 Kelly, Robert 81 Kendall, Elroy 81,102 Kennedy. Kristine Kennedy, Lana 71 Kennedy, Linda 34 Kerr, Mary Kerr, Patricia 79 Kmrar, Gregory 34,98,101,110 Kersey, Charles 76 Kibler,John Kielpinski, Kenneth Keilski, Gordon Kihntopl, Michael Kildau, Linda Killin,John 97,110 Kin, Barbara Kinder, Gary Kinder, LeRoy King, Helen 84,134 King, JoAnn King, Linda 76 King, Margaret Kingan,Juanita 81 Kinney, Timothy Kinslow,John Kirchen, Diane 34 Kishketog, Barbara Kish, Teri-Jean Kittler, Kathryn 81 Kiuka, Mike Klappa, Damin Klawitter, Sally Klawitter, Susan 71 Klebba, Bruce 76 Klebba, Michael 65 Klein, Richard 7l,98,101,115, 143,145,147 Kleinow, Karen 34 Klemeneic, Mike 71 Klemeneic, Thomas Klepp, Suzanne 81 Klima, Keith 102,117 Klineschmidt, Beverly 71 Klingspohn, Cynthia 76 Klingspohn, Kathleen 17 Klink, Gary Kloc, Patricia 71 Klocek, Peter 71 Klockow, Cherie Klopp, Gerald 126,133 Klopp, James Klosinski, Eugene Kloss, Earl 68 Kloss,James Kloss,Joseph 71,98,104 Kluaka, Thomas Klug, David 81 Klug, Fred 65,97 Klught, Martha 66,138 Klugiewicz, Gary 81,133 Kluka, Michael 81 Klupp, Frank Klusman,Joan Knapinski,James Knapp, Fred 34 Knezevic, Branka Knezevich, Michael Knighten,Judith Knispek, Kathleen 34 Knoll, Barbara 34,136 Knuth, Peggy Koars, Connie 81 Kobylinski, Virginia 71 Koch, Georgia 71,146 Kochnowicz, Marie ,76 Kochnowicz, Robert . Koepsel, Robert Kogutkiewicz,Christine .81 Kohal, David Kohrs, Connie Kohn, Daniel Kokaly, Marsha 81 Kolanda, Katherine Kolanda, Mary Kolinsni, Barbara 71,151 Kolinski, Patricia 79 Koller, Cathy 71 Koller, Robert 34,115,129 Kollmann, Nina 69 116, Kolodzinski, Daniel 66,149,150 Kolodzyk, Cynthia 35,134 Konca, Lawrence 17 Konczal, Anthony 68 Konczal, Lawrence Kondraclti, Christine Konieczka, Dennis 72 Kunkel, Barbara 81,145,147 Konkel,Joan 71,139 Konkel,Judith 35,52,53,54,56,64, 125,126,127,128,l34,139 Konkol, Lizabeth 35 Konrad. Herbert 35 Kontny, Lorin Konz, David 66 Kopatich, Robert 98 Kopatich, Thomas 66,98 Kopecky,James 71,104,115 Kopperud, Lance Kopplin,Joanne Kopydlowski, Daniel Kordich, Kathleen 71,136,151 Kordus, Kenneth 71,97 Korpal, David Kurpi,AnnaLynn 35,53,54,56,122, 129,134 Korpi, Nancy 81 Korponai,Sandor 76 Kosanovieh,Milicia 81 Kosanuvich, Nickolus Koser,Bonnie 81,134 Koser,Norma 71 Kosina,Susan 35 Koss,Joseph 71 Kostecki,AnnMarie 76 Kostuch,Raehel 81 Kotte,Beth 71,146 Koula, Kenneth 86 Kovacebie, Mary Kowalewski,Fredrick 70 Kowalski, Christine Kowalski, Frank 81 Kowalski,John 35,913,100 Kozka, Gale 81 Kozlowski,William 35 Kraemer, Keith Krage,C-arol 81 Kratch,Cynthia 71 Krause, Cheryl 81 Krause, Michael Krawczyk, Paulette 35,151 Krell, Evelyn 71 Krepczynski,Barbara 71 Krcsimir,Curtim 88 Kresovic, Vera 88 Kresovich,Senja 88 Kressin, Mark 71 Kridker,Maryan 35,150 K1-ieger,James Kringer, Michael 66 Kringer,James 35 Kroening,Albert 8l,102,107,114, 147 Kroll. Susan 35 Kmnser,Jack 35,51 ,52,S3,56,64, l25,128,129,13S Kropidlowski,Jeannie 81 Kmpidlowski, Susan 35 Krus1,Jacqueline 71,124,127,145, 146 Kmckowski, Michael 81 Kruczkowski, Robert Krueger, Henry 35,116 Krueger, Lauren Krueger, Patricia Kruschke, Marion 81 Krutke, Robert Kr-zeninski, Gordon 81 Krzewinski, Kathy Krzykalski, Christine 82 Kubacki, Dennis Kubacki,Nancy 71,84,145,147 Kube, Francine 17,23 Kube,Joseph 81,117 Kubenik, David 35 Kubenik, Lance 71 Kubiak, Linda 71 Kucharsld, Eugene 36,96,98,100, 110,114,133,142,143,146,149,150 Kudasik, Michael 81 Kuehl, Kurt 117 Kuhn, Linda 71 Kujawa, Margie 81 Kujawa, Marian 36 Kujoth, Darlene Kukla, Michael 71 Kuklinski,Joy 81 Kulas, Barbara 72 Kulas, Conrad 81 166 Kulas, Ruth 36 Kulas, Sandy 72 Kulasiewicz, Wayne Kumenius, Larry 81,109 Kunde, Leigh 36,53,56,130,134,136 Kunovar, John Ktmovar, Mary 67 Kunowski, Karen Ku.ntz, Carol 36,53,134,149,150 Kupferschmidt, Karen 72 Kurek, Margaret 72 Kurek, Joanne 81 Kurek, Patricia 17,138 Kurtin, Kresimir Ktseh, Karen 81 Kusisto, Robert Link, Robert 98,110,116 Link, Sandy 72 Linzmeyer, Charles Lipp, Linda 37 Lipski, Zygmunt 72 Lohman, Edward Londo, Lois 81 Loney, Dixie 37 Loney,Jacqueline Long, Linda 66 Long, Ronald Longhurst, Robert 18 Lopata,Jackie 23,54,72 Laps, Edward 147 Lopez, Frances 68 Lopez, Frances M, 88 Kuspa, Patrick 81 Kutzner, Penny 81 Kutzner, Susan 36,138 Kuzbek, Carol Kuzenko, Maria 76 Kuzma, Alice 36 Lallerge, Donna Labecki, Allen Labucki, Dianal LaChanee, Kathleen Ladwig, Marlene 81,146 Lajca, Mary 36 Lambert, Linda Lopez, Gill 81 Lopez, Linda 72 Lopez, Maria Lopez, Roseann 81 Losini Lotze, ecki,Leonard 81 Laura 37,146 Lovas, Arthur Lovas, Kristine 37 Lovas, Linda 66 Luczywko, Karen 37,130, Ludwig, Bonnie 71 Luebke, Patricia 37,52,53,64,12 132,150 Luecht, Gerald 37,51,66,143,14 147,149,150 Luedtke, Glenn 82,102,109 Luettgen, Harold Linda 82 138 Landero, Rose 36,148 Landsee, Douglas 72,97 Lange,Jean 72 Lange,Joanne 81 Lansentomp, Kay 36,151 Langer,JelT Langlois, Donald 81,102,110 Langner, Charles 72 LaPointe, Jeffery 36,51 Lara, Blance Larsen, Daniel 88 Larson, Karen Larson, Margaret 67 Laska, Linda 36,133 Lass, Linda 76 Lassahske, Harold 36 Latus, Karen 17,22 Latus, Kathleen 36,134 LaVesser, Richard LaVesser, Tom 69 LaVinge, Evelyn 81 Lawrence, Cynthia 80 Lawrence, Gilbert Lawson, Cathryn 66,133 Lazzara, Sally 88 Lazzaro,John Lea, Bryan 71 Leanderts, JeFfrey Leanna, Mike Lebron, Herminia Laderhaus, Bonnie Lederhaus, Gordon LeDoux, Susette Lehman, David 87 Lehman, Margaret 36,151 Lehman, Michelle 72 Lehsten, Leick, Si Mark 17 dney 81 Lcin, Carolyn 72 Lemke, Joseph 7 6 Lenehek, Barbara 72 Lennon,James 72 LeRoy, Dawn 37,52,131,132 Lesch, Dean 87 Ltsniewski, Marcia 37,53,54,56,64, 129,132,l34,151 Leuth, Mary 64,72,129 Leummer, Keith 68 Lewandowski, Alice 72,84 Lewandowski, David 37,70,104,105, 125 Lewandowski, Sandra 81 Lewek, Sharon 81 Lewis, Barbara Lewis, Kathy 81 Lewis. Margaret 81 Ley, David 17,22,23,37,98,l01,122, 129,143,147 Liberski, Valentine Lieltna,Juris Linberg, Christine 72 Limberg, Cathy Limon, Leon 81 Limon. Val Luzinski, Larry 67 Lyman, Carol 18 Lynch, Karen 76 Lynch, Linda 70 Lyons,Linda 37,53,54,56,64,13 135 McCambridgc, Donella 82 McCall, Forrest McClellan, David 76 McCormick, Joyce McDermott, Darlyn 68 McDonald, Bonnie McDonald, Diana 82 McGeary, Patrick McGovern, Kathleen McGovern, Lois McGuire, Thomas 82 Mclntyre, Barbara 38,146 McKenzie,JelTrey 72 McMahon, Aleta 72 McMahon, Arnold McMahon, Tom 82,109 McManaman,Joan 72 McNew, Sandra McQueen, David 72 McQueen, Shirley B8 McQuiggin, Christine Maciejewski, Robert 72 Maciejewski, Tom 72 Macklin, Donny Mackowiak, William Madala, Patricia 18 Madding, Mary Madoux, Sandra Mader, Nanci 72 Madson, Linda 37,133 Madson, Patricia 37,136 Madunic, Ronald 1 Magolan, Deborah 72,139,151 1 Mahnke,Jack Mahnke, Mila 82,134 Maier,Jacqueline 76,146 Maier, Karen 72,147 Majchrzak, Linda 37 Majewski, Barbara 38,130 Majewski,Jean 38,l45,146,148 Malek, Sonja 76 Malicki, Dennis 82,114 Malinovich, Anka 18 Malkowski, Martin 66 Maltby, Gary Maltby,Jeff Manganelli,John 86 Manhoff, Sandra 38 Manke, Dennis 82 Manke, Pearl 82 Mann, Robert 72 Manzel, Edmund 87 Manzke, Laura 72 82,109,147 38,151 72,151 cindy as shall, Deborah shal. Robbi Lin :in :in tin tin , Bonnie , Diane , Eileen ,JoAnn tin. , Michael 82 Kim tin, Robert 76,102,107,115 tihez, Anselma tincz, Mario 82 tinez, Mike 76,149 tina, Yolanda 38 on,'Margo 18 a, Irma 66 a, Yolanda 82 eeki, Alice 88 evekhloanne 38,53,54 he, Carl he, Fred 76 he,janice 38 hison,janet 76 kovich, Carol 72 os, Damaris rich, Loretta ovich, Robert lhews, Colleen 82,151 ihews, Daniel 72 itila, Robert 133 m, Cynthia 76 V, Colleen 38,136 1, Frank i,-john 82,102 'er, Robert 76 'er, Randel 82 llin, E. llin. M. 79 ssner, Terrance a, Elizabeth 72 ykujaroslava l8,22,130,140 nyk, Maria 22,82 ton, Deborah tdiclt, Byrnice ttel, Christine 38,141 mel, Edmund cado, Adelaide a, Pauline ich, Frank ,smer, Linda L, Maryann 70 'er, Bonnie -er, Donald er, Robert 'ers, Kurt li, Michele 65,110 alek, Gary 72 elson, Barbara 72 itz, Deborah zejewski,Nancy 72,13-6.151 zejewski, Sharon 88 olajczyk, Gary eler, Orville 38 nowski, Dorene 79 nowski, William 69 rath, Christine 82 zarski,Thomas 76,107,143,145, 6 eck, Kathleen ntz,Wayne 72 wski, Michael 38 er, Bonnie 38,52,53,54,64,126, 8,140 er,Charles 83,110 er,Christine 80 er,David 83,107 er, Gregory 39 er,-lanine er,judy er, Patricia 39 er,Robin 39,133 er, Ruthann 72 s, Barbara novich, Dmanka 84 s, Bill e11i,Cynthia 83 elli, Linda 72 orek, Roberta 18,22,135,146, 8,150 Miscikowski, Patricia 23,72 Mitchel1,Ronny 76 Mizia,Ra1ph 76 Mlaker,-lohn 18,22 Mlaker, joseph Mlodzik, Donna 83 Moczy nski, Tom Modjeska, Kathleen 83 Modjeska, Rosemarie 72 Modrow, Deborah 82 Moe, Patricia 39,53,5o,129,132,134, 136,150 Moeller, Dennis Molg, Deborah Molkentin, Donna Mollinger, Ronald Mologousis, Sharon 83 Mommaerts,jerry 88 Montano, Eileen 83 Montez, Nicky 68 Montgomery, Penny Monty,james Monty,Larry 72,149 Monty,Maryjane 72 Monty, Rosie Moore, Barbara Moore,Billy 83 Moore, Sharon 39 Moralez,Arlinda 83 Moralski, Susan 72 Moran, Barbara 72 Morgamjanice 83,144 Morgan. Michael Morgan,Wendy 83 Morin, DonnaMae Morisette, Kathleen 66 Morris, Norbert 39 Morris, Robert 39 Morrison, Dawn 76 Morton, Marcia 83 Moser, Richard 18 Moser, Robert 88 Iw1oy1e,Allaf1 67 Moy1e,joAnn 70 Mraz, Corrine 66,143,146 Mraz,Frank 114 IN1raz,LSlie l8,70,98,l00,1Z2,143, 145,147 Mrozek, Daniel 83,102 Mrozek, Rochelle 39 Mue11er,Cheryl 23,70 Mueller, Kenneth 83 Muenz, Sharon 68 Mullins,William 83 Mundigler, Ethel 39 Murans,Guenther 39 Murillo, Allred Murillo, Edward 68 Mursec,Sylvia 18,22,133,136,l41 Musil, Linda 83 Muto, Gregory 83,117,109 Muto,Sandra 39,136,140 Mylnarek, Diane 39,146,149,150 Myska.Shirley 39,136 Mysliwski,Barbara 18,134,138,150 Nafiier, Robert 39,149,150 Naflier, Terry Najera, Gloria 18,23,130,137 Narhi, Deborah Narhihjohn 86 Nml, Donna 73 Nml, Phillip 87 Neal,Wanda 39,56,84,134,144 Neff, Lola 83 Nell, Cynthia Nelson, Colleen Nelson, Connie Nelson, Elliott 40,147 Nelson, Elise 76,145,146,148,151 Nelsonhjimmie 83 Nelson, Karlene Nelson, KathyLynn 83 Nelson, Marlys 73 Ness,-Iames 40,115 Ness, Philip Neudorff, Ronald 18 Neumann, Evelyn 83 Neveu, Ronald 76 Newton, janet 83 Nichols, Cindy Nicholson,Daniel 40,52,53,56,98, 1o1,105,1z5,126,127,12s Nicho1son,M1chae1 68,98,129 Niedzialkowski, Elaine 83 Nieto, Anita 78 Nieto, Diane Nokovic, Dane Nolan, Marc Norton, Larry Nova, Dalila Novak,,Iames 87 Nowak, Barbara 40 Nowak, Beverly 40,138 Nowak, Christine 18 Nowak, Donald Nowak, Diane 83 Nowak,James Nowak, Mary Nowak, Shirley 7 Nowak, Timm Nowakowski, jane 40 Nowakowski, Ruth 83 O'Brien, Michael 0'Brien, Patricia 83 Ochs,jeH'rey 73 Oldenburg, Kathleen 73 Oldowski, Diane O'Leske, Barbara O'Leske, Chris O'Leske, lawrence 83 Olson, Barry Olson, Dennis Olson, Eric 73,143,149,150 Olson, Glenn Olson, jeffrey Olson,Kathtyn 40,129 Olson, Loren 73 Olson, Patricia 83 Olson, Yvonne 73 Olszewski, Patricia 83 Olszewski, Thomas 40,115,117,143, 146 Onopa, Theresa 83 Oppel, Rosalie 73 Orlinski, Susan Orlinski, Elaine Orozeo, Benita Orozco, Clara 73 Orne, William Osgood, Sharon 65 Osta1inski,Ange 83 Ostazewski, Cathleen Ostrowski,Christine 40 Ostrowslti,Richarcl 83 Ostrowski,Shirley 77 Ostrowski,SusanC. 40 Ostrowski,Susan L. 40 Otto, Bonnie 83 Otto, George Otto, Patricia 19,22,23 Ovenshire, Priscilla 40 Owens, David Owens, Kathleen Owsiannyhludifh 40,134 Paasch, Donald Paasch,john 40,98.101,116,117 Pabich, Lawrence Pacula, Susan Pachucki. Linda 73 Paczesnygjames 70 Paddock,Diana 23,40,53,56,129,134 Page, Robert Painter, Norman 67 Painter, Patricia 84 Pajer, Irene 41,52,53,54,12S,130, 136,141 Pajic, Ansella 84 Pajic, Vera Palkowski, Beverly 83 Palmer, Constance 66 Palmisano, Sheila 41 Pancherihjackie 73 Panek, Deborah B3 Papke, William 41 Parlter,judy 73 Parness, Richard 41 Paszek, Karen Patnode, Allan 73 Palnode, Vickie Patrykus, Karen 73,133,145,146 167 Pattelski, Gary Patterson, Marsha Paul, Earl Paulke, Renee 68 Pavlik, Darwin 83,98,102,110,133 Pavlovic, Gigi 77 Pavlovic,Milena 41,130,137 Pavlovic, Rosalie Pawlalt, Claudia 83 Pearson, Patricia 41 Peck, Dennis 41 Peck, Thomas 41 Pedersen, Linda 41 Pegorsch, Patrick 19,23,142 Peltonen, Pamela 83 Peltonen, Sharon 41,150 Penteek, Pamela Perencevic, Peter 77,133 Puez, Edia Perez, Eliseo 88 Perez, Larry 73 Perez, Naida 41 Paez, Murien Perez, Raul 83 Perkins, Robert 83,133 Pcrkovich, Robert 83 Perlaczynski,A1an 83,102,109 Perron, Robert 73,98,1 10 Persick, Barbara 73,129,148,151 Pcszko, Eugene 73 Petermann, Ron borah 77,142 Peters, De Petersen, Bruce 73,109 Paersen, MaryAnn Peterson, Alfred 83 Peterson, Carol 19 Peterson, Chris Peterson, Delores 77 Peterson, Diane 19 Peterson, Elizabeth Peterson, Harold 79,149 Peterson, Karen 66 Ptaerson, Linda 73 Petit, Debbie Petlewski, hfiargaret 19 Petlewski, Richard 77 Petrovic, Michael 67 Petts, Helen Phillips, Barbara 83 Phillips,joAnn 73 Phillips, Raymond 41 Phillips, Rodney 70,133,149 Pianka, Lawrence Pickarski. Constance 83 Pierdzioch, Samh 70 Pietrzak, Hedwig 41 Pitt, Mary vo Pikulik, Charlene Pilero, Christine 41,151 Pinczkowslti, Carol 41 Piankalski, Kathryn Piorkowski, Sonna 83 Piotrowski, Kenneth Piotrowski,jane Piotrowsld, Linda 83 Pisarek, Michael 73,97,109 Piwonski, Robert Piwowarczyk, Kathryn 73,129,133 Placzek, Mary PIaski,Donna 19,22,23,84,143,145, 147 Platow, Barbara 77,145,l-16,148 Plautz, Robert 42,53,104,105,107, 117 Ploet-ke1man,Linda 68 Ploeckelmann, Richard Plooper, Mark 19,951,100 Pochowskiujudith 19,150 Pohl,judith 83 Pokrzewinski, Marlene Politoslti, Ellen 72 Pollak, David Polzin, Kathleen 83 Pond, Carol 42 Punko,-lerold 73 Pope, Terrance 83 Popek, Louise 83 Popek,Roberta 68,136,151 Porath,Gary 76 Porath, Michael Porter,jacqueline 42 Porter, Kevin Potrykus. Michael 42,98 Pouros, Fredrick 42,109,149 Pnznick.jefTrey 42 Prado. Elizabeth 66 Prater,Linda 42,131 PrelI,Sandra 40 Preston, Connie 73,145,147 Preston, Rita Pribanich, Gary 77 Pribanichujoseph 73,98,101,122 Price, Kathleen 42 Priegel, Sandra 72 Pries, Kathleen 77 Priess,,IefT Priess, Laura 40 Prill, Thomas Prucek, Patricia 23,42,S1,53,54,134 P1-octo, Frank Proechel, Lynne 19 Pnybyla, Klaus Ptaszynski, Darlene 42 Pubanz, Wanda 83,146 Pulfer, Barbara 73 Pultz, LaVerne 84 Puluer, Therese Pung, Carl Puza, Linda 77 Pyka, Barbara 42 Quandt,john Quesada, Catherine 68 Quezada, Virginia 84 Quiles, ,I oe Raasch, Mark 73 Raczynski,Zyglinde 73 Raddant,Penny 19,21,22,146 Raddeman, Gerald 42 Radomski, Christine Radomski,Kathleen 42,128,129,139 Radomski, Virginia 73 Radonski,Sharon 84 Radovich, Maxine 84 Radsenovich, Pam 68 Radtke, Kenneth Radulovich, Steve 87,102,107,1l5 Ra1'alski,Randu1ph 19 Ragio,Linda 74 Rahn,Corrinne 65,132 Rajehel, Wayne Rajkovic, Olga 42 Ramirez.Angela 87 Ramirez, Esmeralda 87 Ramirez,joe 68 Ramirez,ju1ie 87 Ramos, Fructuoso 73,147 Rankovic,Alexander 84,102 Rapp, Michael Rasmussen, Linda 77 , Ratli1T,Ar1ie 77 'Y Rauch, Barbara Rauch, Richard Ray, Bonnie 84 Rebro, Lawrence Reddick, Lawrence Reed,Clayton B6 Reed,Gregory 117 Reed,Rathleen 84 Reed, Kristine Reed, Linda 87 Reed,Terren1:e 43,56,98,101,115, 1l7,l24,126,127,142,143,147,l-19, 150 Reed, Wayne 43 Reeves,Wesley 73 Rehbein, Linda 66 Reich,Cerald 84 Rdmer, Russell 43,141 Rejman, Linda Repinskihjean 43 Rtslte, Sandra 43 Rsterhouse, Carol 43 Rsterhouse, Karen Rtszel,judith 43 Rettig,Sharon 73,136 Reyes, Ronald 87 Reym, Margaret 87 Reynoldshloan Reynolds, Roberta Reynosa,Alice 87 Reynosa,Mary 84 Rhndtshjames 19,21,22 I Ricco,David 8 Ricco, Donald 43 Rice, Margaret 43 Rice, Paulette 77 Rich, Dennis Rich, Terry Richards, Donald 110,116 Rick,John 43 Rickert, Collette 73 Rico, George Rider, Linda 79 Rider, Michael 83 Rieck, Barbara 79 Rieck, Linda 66 Rieck, Lorraine 43 Riemer,-joanne 73 Riemer. Barbara 85 Riggs, Lee Riggs, William 73,149,150 Rinaldi, Susan Rink, Mary Rios, Carmen 84 Rios, Luz 43 Rios, Nora Risch, Sandra 70,129 Rische, Brenda 84 Rische, Linda 73 Riske,1:'.llen 23,43,53,141,150 Ritzkc, Douglas 73 Rivera, Robert 83 Roback, Michael Robar, Arlen Roberts, Edward 73 Roberts, William Rocha, joe Rockman, Karolyn 43 Rode, Philip Roderick, Sheila Rodriguez, Ada B7 Rodriguez, Carlos 88 Rodriguez, Donn 73,97,110 Rodriguez, Maria Rodriguez, Sandra 82 Roeder, Mark 73,418,110 Roeder, Richard 84 Rogelio, Rodolpho Rogers, Thomas Rognwski, Linda 73 Roman,Joseph 84,102,110 Roman, Manuel 43 Romeis, Terry 73,117 Romo,joseph Romo, Christine 87 Rosemeyenjohn 19 Rosenbaum, Kenneth Rosenbaum, Ruth 70 Rosinski, Christine Rosmaithjeanctte 70 Ross, Boneta 84 Ross, Boyd 19 Roth, Mardelle Roth, Renee Rothe,-Iames 70 Roulette, Michael 44,100 Rouse,Suzannc 84 Rowling, Kathleen 67' Rozanski, Rita 84 Rozanski, Thomas 84 Rozek, Linda 77 Rubner, Richard Ruek,james Rude, Helen 44 Rudek, Robert Rucsch,Barbata 44 Ruiz, Kathleen 74,130,156 Ruiz, Victor 84,97 Ruiz, William 82 Runingen, Diane 65,149,150 Russell, Sandra 74 Rutledge, Christine Rutzinski, Gail 74 Ryan,jamcs Ryal,Sheralyn 44,142 Rygiel,Donna 84 Rykowsli,Ronald 84 Sadorf, Chris 44 Salka, Beatrice 19 Salka, Philip 79 St. George,jenni1er St. George, Louis 84 St. George, Marshelle 74 Salinas, Alphomo 149 Salmon,james 44,98,101,10-4,105 Samson, Sue Sanchez, Isabel Sanchez. Linda 68 Sanchez, Mateo 85 Sandoval, David 85,110 Sankey, Linda 44 Sankey, Wayne 85 Sarnowski, Patricia 44,138 Sauer, Ronnie Savoie, Camille 85 Sawinslti, Annette 20 Sawyer, Norman 87 Saxton, Patrick 74 Saxton, Susan 4-1,130,143, l49,150, 151 Schaar, Barbara 77 Schaffer, Frank 74 Schelfler, Keith Schelske, Shirley 44 Scherr, Ronald 7-4 Schiebel, Daniel 85,109,110,147 Schill, Susan Schinko, Karen 74,151 Schinko, Patricia 85 Schlaefer, Donna 74 Schlieter, Deanna 44,53,133 Schmalz, Cynthia 85,151 Schmedeman,JoAnn 77 Schmedeman, Lawrence 65,110 Schmid, Robert 74,110 Schmidt, Daniel 44,51 ,53,56,96,98, 100,104,l05,122,125,130,142,143, 147 Sdtmidthjuanita 44 Schmidt,judyC. 44 5Chmidt,,IudyM. 71,146 Schmidt, Kathy 86 Schmidt, Marilyn 87 Schmidt, Richard 77 Schmidt,Sandra 85,144 Schmidt,Shir1ey 74,136 Schmitthjudith 45 Schneider, Christine 87 Schneider, Linda Schneidewinohjames 87,102 Schoenbeelt, Mike St:hoenheck,Jefi' 84 Schomischhjudy 45 Schrank,Allan 79,109 Schranlt,Lec 85 Schranlt, Linda 45 . Schreiber, Karey 77 Schreier, Barbara 74 Schriener,Agnts 45 Schroepfer, Neil 85 Schroepfer, Kathy 74 Schultehlames Schultz, Daniel 74 Schultz, Elaine 20,21,22 Schultz, Eugene 85 Schultz, Linda 74 Schultz,Joel Schulz,Barbara 45 Schulzhleannette 85 Schulz, Ronald 45 Schumacherkjames 85 Schunk,joan Schwacher, Monica 136 Schalm, Lawrmce Schwark, Connie 45 Schwartz, Kathleen 85 Schwartz, Kristine 74 Schwechel,Tom 74,147 Schwei,Mary Schwigel, Barbara 85 Seebruch,jill 45,127 Seelig,Eli1.abeth 65 Seifert,joAnn Semrad,Frank 45,115 Semrad, Leslie 45,478,100 Senger,-Ioyce 85 Sentkowski, Eileen 74 Sether, Helen 45,53,54,56,129,134 Severson,Thomas Shackel ford, John Sharlein, Kenneth 85 Shawlin, Vicki Sheehan,Bonnie 88 Sheehan,'Kathleen 20 Shelander, Lynn 65 Shmid, Robert 136 Shoemaker, Dorothy 85 Shopo1'ski,Greg 85 Short, Helen Siodlewski, Kathy 15 , Siefumjune 45,52,53,54,64,130,131 Siejltowski, Catherine 20 Siejkowski, Michael 74,150 Sieracki, Keith 86 Sillars,jeanette Sikora,jenny 45 Simone, Victor 86 Siperko, Ruth 20 Sirko, Maria 74 Sirko, Stefan 133 Sirna, Francis 70 Skawinski, Dolors 74 Sltawinski, Shirley 85 Sltoniecznyhlames 45,56,131,135 Skornia, Maryjane 85 Skreczko, Irene Skrobis, Elizabeth 79 Skudlarczyk, Darline 46 Slaslte, Ronald 74 Slawny, Carol 88 Slawny,jean 68 Slivka, Carol 46 Slivka, Nancy 85,151 Slye, Cynthia 67,147 Slusarz,jane 85 Smanz, Barry 70,97,104,124 Smars, Linda 46 Stenson, Cari-Anne Stepp, Carl 75 Stcuck, Bonnie 75 Stevanovic,Alotander 87,140,149 Stewart, Wayne 85 StiH',Judy 75 Stockheimer, Donald 67 Srockheimer, Rosanne 78 Stojsavljevic, Dorothy 20 Stujsavljevic, Nancy 85 Stojsavljevic,Nickolas 109 Storlie, Teresa Stott, Georgia 75 Strahota, Elaine 70 Strattman, Mark Streaynski, Amold Strey,jann 47,51,135,145,146,151 Strothenke, Karen Strieter, Margaret 85 Struck, Diane 77,145,147 Struck, Linda 47,525,129 Thiemer, Marv Thom, Gloria 74 Thome, Marilyn Thompson, Hazel 85 Thompson, Karen 74,1 Thorpe, Fred 20 Thorpe, LindaLee 20 Thorpe, Margie 74 Tiedemann, Linda 77 Tillman, Margaret Timm, Sharon 74 Titschler, Karen 86 Tittel, Monica 47 Tiutczenko, Nettie 77 Tobias, Maria 74 Tohak, Robert Tqek, Linda 86,136 Tojek,Sharon 47,52,53,54,127, 132 Tokarski,Dianne 20 Takarski,Kathy 74 Smars, Richard 117 Smars, Sandra 46 Smith, Barbara 70 Smith, Constance 46 Smith, Dave 85,102,109 Smith, Diane 85 Smith, janis 73 Smith,june 74 Smith, Kathleen 74,138 Smith, Susan Smith, Telvis Smocer, Dave 85 Smoger, Kathleen 46 Smoltovich, Nancy 70 Smythe, Susan 70 Snider, Carol 70 Snider, LaVonne 75 Srtider, Tom Sobchak, Christopher Sobchak, Mary 46 Sobchak, Veronica 85 Sobczak, Karen Sobczak, Linda 82,134,151 Sobczak, Richard 75 Sobczak, Robert 20 Struck, Robert Stmck, Theresa 77 Strzok, Leon 75 Stuart, Diane 77,130,156 Stutts, Clyde 86 Tollefson, Larry 48 Tolzman, Bette Tomaszewski,Nancy 74 Tomaszewslti, Susan 48 Sobocinski,Lynn 70 Sobush, Dennis 64,77,82,102,115 Socha,Gary 75 Socha, Karen 65 Solis, William Soliwodahjoseph Soliwoda, Michael 85 Solomko, Nina , Solomko, William Sommerfeld, Gail 85 Sommerfeldhjanis 70 Sommerfelt,Sandra 46,138,151 Sorenson, Bonnie 75,143,l-45,146 148,151 Sosnowski,Christine 65,133 Sowinski, Donna 77 Sowinslci, Susan 46,139 Spath,joseph ' Spencer, Leanne Spoden, Donna 138 Spolowicz, Stephanie Spremo,Olga 46,53,133,140 Squire,,IoAnn Stachowiak, Claudia 79 Stachowiak, Dave Stachowiak, Roman 75 Stafisz, George Startawayhjudith 20 Stange, Sandra 46 Staniak, Cynthia S5 Staniak, Robert 46 Staniszewski,Linda 74 Stanu1ewicz,Michell 75,97,133 Star, Nancy 88 Starcevic, Nada Starchevich, Tovanka Starkl, Linda 75 Stasiewitz, Karen 46 Staszak, Loretta 85 Staszalt, Thomas Stmdman, David 75 Stmdmanhlams 87,149 Stmdmanhlune 87 Steadman, Robert 20 Stocker, Karen 75 Stocker, Steven 46,98,100,l15 StdTen, Ronald 85 Steffenson, Shirley Stehlik,john 86,102 Steinberger, Gary Stdner,judy 46 Steiner, Kathleen 73 Stanpslti, Kenneth 65 168 Suber, Kenneth 85 Sucevich, Ned 85,102,107 Suchocki, Lorraine 20 Suchorski, Carol 75 Sudar, Nick Sullivamjeanette 73 Surdyk, Tom Surprise, Judith Surprise, Sandra 47 Susek, Ned 149 Susek, Susan 20,23,134 Sutton,Judy 47,133,135,139,151 Svicek, Gerald 85,102 Svicek,jean 85 Swanstrom, Richard 47,51,143,145 147,149,150 Sweetman, Eileen 85 Swiatczak, Virginia 47 Swiercz, Christine 47 Swietochowslti,-judy 47,53,15O Sykalski,Sharon 75,124,144 Synowicz, Allan Synowicz, Tony Syta, Robert 67 Szablewski, Michael Szablewski, Stanley Szalai, Frank Szamocki, Barbara Szczechowicz, Dian 47,132,139,151 Sztczechowicz, Tom 75 Szopinski, Susan 75 Szulezewski, Timothy Szupica, Mary 87 Szweda, Alois Szweda, Lorretta 85 Szybski, Carey Szybski, Kenneth Szymborski, Frank 47,149 Szymborski, Michael Szymborski, Paul 47 Talaskahlohn 85 Talaska, Robert 47 Talaska, Thomas Tallar, Craig 75,117,133,150 Tallar, Laurie 75 Tamez,john Tamcs, Renee Tamillonjoan 87 ' Tappa, William Tarczcwski,judy 47,136 Tarkowski, Benedict 66,110,149 Tarkowslci, Sharon 85 Tatera, Richard N 47 Taylor, Irene 65,129 Tml,janet 75 Tellier, Debbie 74 Tcmpleman, Michael Templin, Fred 67 Terry, Ronald Ttsch, Dennis 82 Teach, Gerald Tesch, Lyndon 87 - Tschendorf, Kenneth 85 Ttschner, Susan 77 Teuchtler, Linda 85 Tews, Loretta 74 Thiel, Sharon 85,139 Tomaszewski, Roger 20 Tomczak, Michael Torres, Bcnita 86 Torrts, Claudo Torres, Rose Toth, Kathleen 70 Toy, Thomas 48 Tracy, Sally 74 Trampala, Paulette 77 Trapp, Wayne 48 4 Trautwein, Robert Treazise, Colleen Treazise, Timothy 86,102 Treazise, Terrill Treder, Larry I Tregler, Mary 81 1 Trepczyk, Kathy 74 Trofimoff, Gene 48 Trofimofiljacqueline 122 Trotimoff, Michael 86,102,114 Tronstad, Sandra 74 Trudeau, Robert Truclell, Calvin Ttyniszewski, Patricia 48 Tuma, Danny 85 Turczyn, Dale 48,86 Tunczyn, Sharon Turczynski, Ralph 65 Tuschel, Paul 48 Tyacke, Douglas Tycz, Peter 74 Tyshynsky, Ulana 86,146 Uaag, Peter Unold, Victor Uranic,John 87 Urban,Lynn 74,122,151 Urban,Penny 86,134,151 Urbaniak,Wil1iam 77 Urbanski, Thomas Uttke, Selma 48 Valdes, Rebecca 79 Valdez, Raymond Valenta, Rosemary Valle, Josie 82 Valle, Lupe 66 Vanderlouis, Patricia Vandermolen,Derk 86,102,107,1 Vanetta, Christine VanVeghel, Linda Vauchn, Diane 74 Vee, Harriet 48 Vega, Matthew 74 Vega, Melvin 88 Veil, Patricia Veley, Kathleen 86,133 Ve1oz,,lohn 88 Venne,jim 86,98,101,104,105,12 129 Vcum, Bruce 77,102,115 Vick, Bernice Villarreal, Gerardo Visek,judith Visek, Thomas Weber Dennis 48,53,54,56,129,132, Mark 86 een 86 'all,Gary 67,227,109 'allace,Scot! 74 falloch, Karen 48 laIloch,Thomas Walters, Kristine 74 ,3llCl'S, Michael 48,52,53,98,100, 125,130 lallon, Lynda 74-,130 landrey, Armin landrey, Philip r'ang,Judy Ellen 23 lama,Barbara 74 Jama,Robert 48 lard, Bonnie 22,23,52,l35,145,147 d,john 68 'dins,Sharyn 48 uszewski, Dave 77 ala, Sharon 74 ng1on,Candy 73 asxiewin, Sharon Vasniewski.Lynne 49 l l Waikins, Gerald 77 Watki ns, jerome Watson, Linda 49 Webb, Patricia 86 Webber, Robert 82 Weber, Audrey Weber, Greg 49,53,97,104,109 Weber Weber Weber Weber, , Julius 68 Karen 7'-J Kenneth 66,98 Raymond Sharon 74 Wegner,Sandra B6 Wekner,-lohn 102 Weil,GeorgeAnn 77,140 Weil,john 49,98,l01,l42 Weiland, Carol 49 Weimann, Kathleen 49 Weirich, Lelilia Well, Cynthia 73 Welytok, Bruce 49 Wendland, Dennis 86 Wengryzyn, David 86 Wenncsheimer,Mike 49 Wenllann:l,Belty 87 Wentland, Lillian 49,53,54,56,134 Wemz, Melody Wenzel, Lois Wcrner,john 81 Werns, Ray 70 Werth, Diane 77 Wesolowski, Linda 49 Wessolowski,Lee 74 Wesgjanice 86 Westenfell, Dawn 74 Wetzel, Philip WhaIen,Theresa 86 White, Linda While,Timolhy 86 Whi!laker,Paulla 74,141 Wick, Lee 68 Wickkiser, Linda 49 Wieczorek,Curlis 86 Wiekkeser, Nancy Wierzba, Carol 49 Wiggins,Sandy 86 Wilber,Betsy 74,122 Wilde, Dennis Wildl,Susan 74,151 Wilhelm, Loretta Wilkowski,Gregory 86,102,110,149 Wilkowski, Kenneth 74,98,110,133. 150 Williams, Van Willman, Kevin WiIlms.Gregory 83 Wilson,James 88 Wilnjoseph 74 Wing, Michael 88 Winkowski,Ka1hleen 86 Winzemsen,Roben 49,84 Wir1h,jacque1ine 77 Wiskowski,Penny 49 Wisniewski,Alice 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