South High School - Southernaire Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1969 volume:

Mi. Vein I.. Jacobs, Advisor Contents PEOPLE Portraits of 69................. 2 South Side Story .............. 16 Underclassmen.................. 24 Faculty ....................... 31 Seniors ....... January....... 39 June.......... 52 ACTIVITIES Sports......................... 97 Homecoming .................... 131 Organizations ................. 136 South High School Cleveland. Ohio 2 3 5 9 10 13 14 This year South celebrated its 75th anniversary by dedicating a new school. We of the '69 Yearbook Staff think it would be a good time to rededicate ourselves to the ideals of our Alma Mater. In 1944, South celebrated its Golden Anniversary with the return of many of its alumni. The school Alma Mater. Sons of South,” was composed by faculty member, Paul A. Barnes, and sung publicly for the first time at the commencement exercises. Sons of South received a United States copyright in March of 1957. As a result of the copyright, all performing rights became the property of the South Nigh Student Council. Paul A Barnes Sons of South Sons of South, proclaim with pride Bight and honor, yet deride Weakness, boasting, selfish greed. Strive for honest thought and deed. Daughters let your voices praise Golden truths and golden days. Courage, skills and arts applied Beauteous school, maternal guide. Sons and daughters, pledge ye bold. South's high scholarship uphold. Service give in South's fair name. Let character thy life proclaim. Sons, should war o'crcloud your way. Stand up straight, the call obey. Honor comes to those who know Duty and strike Freedom’s blow. Maids, should tears bedew your eyes. Brush away. While Glory Hies. Never let a broken heart Cause your valor to depart. Refrain— Paul A. Barnes 16 The new South incorporates the latest in modern school design, fully airconditioned and provides the most up-to-date and advanced facilities available for schools. Among some of the unique features; A greenhouse located on the roof, an underground track, closed circuit television, underground parking, a library with a raised section for studying, modern data processing equipment, faculty and student lounges, and a beautiful auditorium for the performing arts. Indeed, it is a school designed for the best of the present with an eye to the future in mind. 17 The New South Side t 18 Story A NEW ERA... 19 SITE w SOUTH HIGH IE CLEVELAND BOARD EDUCATION LORGE DOBRI - PRESIDENT HF-mo-tn w iJ n rnpwf.tv 1TURH T-UKTVS a™AU«-R JOSIPH%W1.WO V l ONG •wh wr !. 3RIGCS Mklt ARC i 20 — JT • ■ fFT SOUTH HIGH SCHOOI THE CLEVELAND BOARD OF EDUCATION GtO� « DC««A MffcMMt wvi m t tots v i rmotit kjg« ca.im 0 «k 0 CO� � Cam iOlim M CAUAGMt lO « J CaiiaOM acsO.O I NKltMV AU W. I CG Ul’iRMTtMMNt CA l A lONC UVMfSS MANAGfft IST(«SATlOSAl AICH1UCTS A_________________1968 23 24 224 Mr. Aukcrman 114 Mr. Greene 25 215 Mr. Tuhasek 206 Mrs. Proch 111 Mr. Marino 26 133 Mr. Sczurek 27 214 Mr. Tamler 28 211 I 1 IT Mis Mtirans 212 Mrs. Scruggs 'Jr . Showcs Mr . Solc-hicr I 29 223 Mr. Bik 100J Miss Lon-nce 110 Mr. Loya 217 Mr. Ashbachcr 226 Mr. Elias I IS Miss Weiss 30 12-1 Miw Brasty PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE TO THE GRADUATES OF 1969 Senior high school is an important part of a good life. Now, when you have completed this phase, is a good time to think about this. Like most of life, high school is composed of opportunities which you may take or leave. You decided to seize these opportunities and to pay the price of attention and work. Your reward is symbolized by a diploma: the result will be apparent in all your future. Great opportunities will always await you. And wherever you go you will discover that the qualities which led to success in high school will pay oil. A good life, filled with achievements, friendships, and satisfaction, can be yours. It is my wish for you, and my confident expectation, that you will not only achieve a good life, but that you will help others to do so too. oliv.-r J. Decs, PRINCIPAL 32 For Mr. Dcex. a busy year in a new school. ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS GUIDANCE COUNSELORS (L li R ) Mi� Berry, Miss Brickncr, Mrs. Broker, Mi. Const an o Miss Frances Nugent Mr. Bernard McCroartv 33 Faculty ENGLISH, BACK ROW: Mr Tainler, Mr Aslibachcr, Miss Schneider, Mrs. Scruggs, Mr. Tuhacck. Mrs. Mrs Solochier, Mr. Cole. Mr. Jacobs. FRONT ROW: Pickering, Mrs. Ross. Mrs. Could, Miss Ristow DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Mr Elias LANGUAGE Miss Meirans. Miss Weiss. Mrs. Powell DRIVERS EDUCATION Miss Fagalar. Mr. Sc .urek 34 MUSIC Mr. Zipay, Miss Kadel ART Mr. P.arl PHYSICAL EDUCATION' Mr. Mason, Mrs. Showes, Mr. Scv.iirek. Miss Jencik, Mr. Gentile 35 BUSINESS, STANDING: Mr. Knotck. Mr. Rasper, Miss Salley, Miss Lorcncc. SEATED: Miss Setele, Miss Vlk, Mrs. Crumbley. Miss Cifani HORTICULTURE Mr. Longaneckcr INDUSTRIAL ARTS (L. to R ) Mr. l-asko. Mr. Marino. Mr Faloon, Mr Paries MATH DEPARTMENT (L. to R.) Miss Konoscni, Miss Prcchtl, Mr. Bik. Mr. Accordino, Mr. Goldstein. Mr. Carroll, Mr. Aukerman SECRETARIES (L to R.) Mrs. Peck. Mrs. Kcplingcr, Mrs Mazancc. Mrs. Kisha FOOD SERVICE BACK HOW (L- to R.) Mars Owens. Wanda flail. Rashccda Ayers. Marguerite Ross. Josephine Pot la, Henry Wallac e. Violet kapinski. Lillian Meadows. Miss GuifTre (head). SCIENCE (L. to R.) Mr Proeh. Mr Prodi. Mr. Gasvryszcvvski. Mr. Staudcnbaucr, Mrs. Pcrlrmittcr, Miss Kempski. Miss Eirmann TEACHER AIDES. STANDING: M Jones. Mrs. Warner. SEATED: Mrs M zclewski. Mrs. Reed. M I HEAD CUSTODIAN Mike Ferik FRONT ROW (I. to R ) Irene Waszesvski. Mary Lacy. Mary Malls'. Jcun Battaglia, Carolyn Blake. Ann laizration. Stephanie Novak. Betsy Storey. CUSTODIAL STAFF. STANDING: Leon Jarosz. George Coleman. Anthony Wojtkicsvicz. SEATED: Bmee Fox. Alan Frimcl rtfENCtf January Class Officers � (I. t � R ) Slianin Reynolds. Joanne Shcrbinskv. Bill Demopolnus. Sue Markuszka. Ilcrl Pauly January Best Dressed Sharon I.iedtko Jaek Bndusck Most Likely to Succeed Sue Murkuszku Bill Demopolnus Most Po|iulnr Joanne Slierbinsks Bill Dcmopolous Most Underrated Bonnie Jackson Boh Majesvski Class Flirt Joanne Sherbinskv Ken Mikula Most Outgoing Karen Pavlin Mike Payne Best Conversationalist Sharon I.iedtke Bruce Kowalski Best Mannered Chris Bukowski Bill Dcmopolnos Best Karen Pavlin 40 January Senior Committees Who’s Who Most Easily Embarrascd Betty Gavlenski Larry Smosny Most Intelligent Sharon l.icdtke Jerry Kavc Class Comedian Chris Coleversie Jim Ncmccky Most Sophisticated Carol Pyc Mike Payne Dancer Mack Dye Contributed Most to South Sue Markuszka Herb Pauly Most Understanding Nancy Sanickv Larry Smosny Most Athletic Nancy Markuszka Dante Set rani Most School Spirit Nancy Markuszka Herb Pauly 41 RICHARD BRUCE BARZAL 91I I Jeffries Avc Rick J - A Varsity Football. Stu-deiit Directorate.. Noon Movie Operator. Varsity S . Cun Office Aide. Visual Aide, Prom Coimii.. Commencement Comm. ROSE ANN BOCLINO 7907 Goodman Ave. '■ Rose CHRISTINE M. BLOCKI 7S02 Spafford Rd. Krystv’’ CHRISTINE M. BUKOWSKI 5505 Mound Ave. Orchestra. All-City Orchestra. Bowling. Intramurals. CAA JOHN JOSEPH BODUSZEK 4617 Harvard Ave. Buddha Student Council. JV Foot ball. Track. Commencement Comm.. Prom Comm.. Senior Day Comm. CAROL ANN BURLAK 3319 E 49 St Teacher’s Aide. Ccrrnan Club VERA BOCDANOVIC 5420 Linton Ave. Bogie or Jugs German Club. Student Coun cil. Teacher’s Aide CONSTANCE ANN DZEPCZY.NSK1 7710 Maryland “Connie Student Directorate f i � 1 42 WENDY I FF. DANIELS 4665 S kora CAA, Bowling. Teacher’s STEVE DAMPMAN Aide. German Club. Intra- 4122 F. 114 St. murals FRANCES MARIE DENT . 4072 E. 9! St. '■ Franny” Teacher's Aide LAWRENCE NICHOLAS DILLON 5914 Engel Ave. ’’Nick Noon Movie Operator AI DA LIN A DELGADO 5224 K. 49 St. Aida MACK DYE 3222 E. IS St. ” Mucky Pooh Vorsilv Wrestling. Boy's Gymlcadcr WILLIAM JAMES DEMPOOULOS 9010 Macomb Ave. Bill- Senior Class President. JV A Varsity Football. Prom Comm.. Commencement Comm.. NIIS. Hall Guard. German Club. Bowling. Decathlon, Teacher's Aide. Boy’s Octet. A Capella EDWARD DAN ESTERCALL 1149 E. 100 St. Little Ed Visual Aides 3 AI. FII.IBERTO -1009 K 26 St DIANA I.OI ISK GRETTA 7S11 Connecticut Ave. Teacher's Aide. Office Aide BETTY GAVLENSKI 3578 H 61 St. Bowling. Teacher’s Aide, GAA, Nominating Comm.. Nurses Aide. Office Aide. Student Directorate JANET SUSAN HANDZES 118 Fullerton Ave. Teacher's Aide CHRISTINA SUSAN CI.OVERSIC 3930 K. 41 St. Chris All-City Chorus, A Cappclla. Madrigals. Orchestra. French Club. German Club. Bowl-ing. Intramurals. GAA. Senior Social Comm.. Student Council. Office Aide. Teacher's Aide. Triple Trio. Cirls Glee Club. Y-Tccns CI.OIAEVA MARIE HAWS 3462 F 65 St. C!«� Teacher’s Aide KAREN ORABOWSKI 1510 McGregor Ave. Teacher's Aide DONALD PAUL IIOLUB 11313 Proctor Ct. K. J. Casual’’ Hall Guard. Student Council. Gym Office Aide. Football Manager 44 BONNIK BELLE JEROME ANTHONY DIANE JOSEPHINE BARBARA ELAINE JACKSON KAYE KING KOCHANOWSKI 9709 Pratt Avc. 3604 E. 53 St. 6703 Walker Avc. 6534 Philetus Bon Student Council. German Dec” ■' Bobbi Marching Band. Concert Band. Teacher's Aide Club. Beacon Staff SHARON LIEDTKE Office Aide. Student Directorate Student Council. Intramurals. GAA. Bowling. Girls' Glee Club. German Club. Senior BRUCE HENRY KOWALSKI 5726 Portage Avc. Leaky JAMES STEPHEN LUCKO 3247 E. 56 St Day Comm.. Office Aide 6103 Fullerton Avc. Bruce” A Cappclla, Boys' Octet, Madrigals. Student Council, JV Baseball, German Club, Intramurals, Bowling, Prom Comm.. Commencement Comm. Student Council. Y-Tcens. Ushers Club. GAA, NHS. German Club. Senior Day Comm., Bowling. Student Directorate Luke DONNA BARBARA MACHS'IKOWSK1 4020 E 5:3 St Mini Girls (dee Club. Student Directorate. French Club 45 KOBKKT PAUL MAJEWSKI 9512 Cardwell Avc. Sparrow Senior Class Boy s Treasurer. Commencement Comm., Senior Day Comm . Student Council, German Club. Hall Guard. JV Basketball ALAN MELVIN METZEL Si 10 Bancroft Ave Student Council, Bow ling NANCY ANN MARKUSZKA 8704 Bancroft Ave. Spastic French Club. HEOCA, GAA. Intramurals. Teacher's Aide. Office Aide. Prom Comm.. Girl's Bowling. Cymlcadcrs. Y-Tccns. Usher's Club. Hostess Club. Student Council KENNETH RICHARD MIKII.A 3419 E 52 St “Goose JV Varsity Football. Student directorate. Hall Guard. Gym Office Aide. JV Basketball. Senior Day Comm. Commencement Comm. SUSAN CATHERINE MARKUSZKA 8704 Bancroft Ave. “Suari Beacon Fxiitor. Senior Class Secretary. HEOCA, Cvm-leaders. NHS, Teacher's Aide. GAA, Girl s Bowling. Intramurals, Usher's Club. German Club. Student Council. Office Aide. Senior Day Comm., Commencement Comm. COLIN McMLOSKEY 4703 Harvard Avc. White Monkey” Tennis. Soccer. Student Directorate RONALD PRESTON MORCAN 5018 Hamm Ave Morgan Varsity Football. JV Wrestling. Gym Office Aide. Varsity S MARLENE MILCZEWSKI 7414 SpafTmd Rd Mahlene” Usher's Club. Teacher's Aide, Y-Teens, Boosters. Student Council 46 STEPHEN Mt'SCRAVE 1066 E. 72 St. Steve Hall Guard HERBERT JEROME PAULY 7428 Ottawa Rd. “ Herlw JV A Varsity Basketball, Hall Guard. Senior Day Comm., Commencement Comm. JAMES MICHAEL NEMECKY 0981 E. 89 St. Jim” Drama. Hall Guard DEBRA PAYNE 0610 Bcycrlc Rd. ROBERT NOVAKOVIC 0618 E. 55 St. Bob Drama. Soccer MICHAEL WILLIAM PAYNE 5008 Louisa Ct Mike JV Wrestling, Student Council, German Club. Boosters. Cross Country CAROL ANN NOWOCZYNSKI 6910 Clcmct Avc. Carole” C.irl s Bowling, Teacher’s Aide. Chorus. Student Directorate JOHN VALENTINE POKORNY 3059 Regent Rd. Hall Guard 47 CONNIE MARGUERITE FRIDA 3645 E. -IS St. Connie Orchestra, Bowling, GAA. Library Aide. Y-Teens. Music Boosters, Intramurals SHARON THERESA REYNOLDS 4136 E. 112 St. Senior Class Cirls' Treasur er. Nurse's Aide, ENA. French Club. GAA. Girls' Bowling. Ushers Club. Intramurals. Senior Social Comm.. Student Council, Commencement Comm. GLORIA PL'TICH 7815 Finney Ave. George Teacher's Aide. Office Aide. Student Council JAMES CARL ROSE 4073 FI. 79 St. Tokyo Rose GRACE PUTICH 7815 Finney Ave. WILLIAM RULE 4133 E. 93 St. Willy-Hall Guard CAROL MARIE FYC 6715 Clement Ave. Piker Office Aide. Student Directorate NANCY ELEANOR SAMCKY 5212 Hamm Ave. Y-Teens, GAA, Teacher’s Aide 48 KRISTINA SCIIONMEYER 8013 Goodman Avc. Tina ' A Cap|N lla. Girls' Ensemble, Teacher's Aide, All-City Choms LINDA SMITH 3753 E 71 SI. Smitty Girls’ Boss ling. CAA, Senior Social Comm DANTESERRANI 8212 Rosewood Avc. Student Gouncil, Hall Guard. Varsity Basketball and Baseball, German Club. A Cappclla, Bov's Octet. Prom Comm . Varsity S I AWRF.NCE L. S.MOSNY 7805 Jones Rd. “Smos” Student Directorate. Hall Guard. JV Baseball. Senior Day Comm. JOANNE SHFRRINSKY 8002 Bcinaii Ave. 'Jo Senior Class Vice President, N'HS, HFOCA, Cymleaders, A Cappclla. Girl’s Ensemble. Madrigals. Orchestra. Student Council. Girls' Bowling Intramurals, Y-Tccns. CAA, Prom Comm.. Commencement Comm.. I lomecoming Queen ELAINE TRACY 3684 E 59 St Layne JV Cheerleader. Marching Band. A Cappclla. Bowling. CAA. Intramurals. Girls' Ensemble. Concert Band. Tri-C Theatre DEBRA I.FA SHINCLETON 3367 E 65 St Debbie Beacon Staff. CAA, Intramurals. Commencement Comm . Nominating Comm.. Teacher's Aide. Student Di rcctoratc. Student Council ALBERTA SYLVIA Tl'CCIARELU 8709 Connecticut Avc. Berta Girls Glee Club. Teacher's Aide. Dispensary Aide 9 i STEPHANIE ANN UHRIN 11620 Robertson Avc. Steph” Commencement Comm, Teacher's Aide EDWARD ALLEN VOLAN 3665 K. 55 St. Sluggo Teacher's Aide PRISCILLA LUALLA VEITH 6165 Morton St. Office Aide, Student. Directorate. Student Council JOHN PETER VULETIC 3975 E. 29 St. 'Johnny If' Track. JV Football. Cross Country LEONARD J. VICKORY 3001 Bancroft Ave. “Vick Beacon Staff, Football Program. Ad. Comm. JOYCE WOODHALL 8512 Tioga Woody ACappcIla. Girls’ Glee Club. Student Council BARBARA ANN VI DO VIC 7821 Bu rke Ax c Bee Library Club, Librar Aide. FN'A. Dispensary Aide GLORIA JEAN YECK 1081 EL 61 St. C Teacher’s Aide. Office Aide. Boosters Club. Student Council i Elaine Arotin Nlicheal Arscnijervic Patricia Ann Bielaioski Rose Borkowski William Boryezka Robert Bosiaeki CAMERA SHY Patricia Ann Broomfield Richard Byrne Walter Dryja E'redriek Lee Fox Judith Hart Thomas Kotlarek John Marantz Micheal O’Reilly Karen Lynn Pavlin Paul Prehoda Robert Reeves Rosalind Turner Alan Zeman 50 June Class Officers Linda Miller. Sue Tmskolaski, Ken Podnlak, Rich Samuels. Sandy Drubck. Cindy Waliszevvski, Phil Murunmvski 52 PROM COMMITTEE SENIOR SOCIAL COMMITTEE It Happened in Life is a Cabaret ole chum. Antigone? Sock it to cm! Sec. Sammy's got the hat! Very interesting. Apples?” June MOST INTELLIGENT Judy Warner Don Wesscl BEST MANNERED Sandy Drabek Ken Podalak MOST UNDERSTANDING Blanche Pogowskl Pliil Marunowski MOST POPULAR Barb Cisco Rich Samuels MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Anitax Butler Don Wesscl CLASS COMEDIAN Barb Krupa Larry Oyler MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT MOST OUTGOING Jean Jakowski Marlccn Marcin Bob Gilchrist Mike Olschcwsky MOST SOPHISTICATED BEST CONVERSATIONALIST Karen Langowski Janet Zudiowski Greg Antczak Jim MacDowell 54 Who’s Who MOST AMPIIRICUOUS (Look that up in your Funk-'n-WaRnall) Cindy Waliszewski Ray Schroedcr MOST EASILY EMBARRASED Kathy Pauly Dale Tolar BEST DRESSED Diane Warner Ray Schroedcr BEST DANCER Linda Kostal Boh Sr.wcda MOST UNDERRATED Sheila Mine Dale Kosinski I W JWV III CLASS FLIRT Janet Zochowski Judi Harley Bob Gilchrist Chuck Leonhart SS MOST ATHLETIC Jean Jakowski Rich Samuels KATHLEEN MAE ABBOTT 6144 Morton Avr Kathy GREGORY ANTCZAK 4344 K. 71 SI Greg tin- Gringo Student Council, Bookstore. Gym Office Aide. Varsity Fball Mgr., Science Club. Dircc. Aide Mgr., NHS. Yearbook Staff. Equip. Mgr. Varsity S ALLEN ADKINS 5820 NVoolman Ct. Al” BETTY AFANA 6325 llosmer Betsy Beacon Stuff. Tri-C Theatre. Student Council. CAA, Ushers Club SHIRLYN I.OU ADKINS 6202 Butler Avc Nuddie” COE. Teacher’s Aide BERYL ANIELSK1 4162 E 114 St. Office Aide. Teacher’s Aide SHIRLEY APANASIEMICZ 39:38 E 66 st Shirl” Teacher’s Aide. Hostess Club ELAINE AROTIN 3634 F. 47 St. Blondle Student Council 56 KLAUS ARSEMJEVIC 5892 Cable Noon Movie Operator STANLEY AWIN' 7916 Jeffries KENNETH L. BA LIS MARCIA ANN BANIS 3665 E. 77 St 5001 Cuv Ave. Ken Student Council, A Capella. Boys' Chorus ROSEMARIE BALAWENDER 4932 Frazec Sam” JAMS BARAN 6019 Engel Ave. JB COE. Office Aide, Beacon Staff DEBORAH LYNN BALES 13300 Rex wood Ave. Debbie Office Aide, Girls’ Bowling. C.AA RICK BARI.OW 8016 Bcman Ave. Sheeny N'HS, Radio Operator. JV Baseball. Student Council. Hall Guard 57 SHARON SUE BASHLOR 10S0 H. 82 St. Flirt Nurse Aide. Office Aide. Student Council. DECA DEBORAH BATES 4655 Callup Ave. Deb Deb Marching Band BEVERLY BILSKI 1597 Turney Rd. THOMAS MICHAEL BILSKI 4597 Turney Rd. “Tom PAT BERRY TOM EUGENE BERRY 3547 E. 49 St. 8012 Bancroft Ave. MARDELL LOWISE BISE DALE ROBERT 4302 K. 73 St BLASZGZAK Marty 6005 Hosmer Ave. COE 58 ZYGMUNT BLAUT 6515 Hosmcr Avc. Big Zig RUSSELL BRILLA 9117 Cannon Russ' JANET Bl'RGESS 6512 Sebert Ave. •JB CAA, Boosters Club ANITA LENORE BUTLER 3256 E. 57 St. Cookie' HEOGA. NHS. CAA. Intra-murals. Office Aide. Hostess Club. Ushers Club. Student Council. German Club. Senior Social Comm., Student Directoiate RONALD EDGAR BROWN 4119 E. Ill St Horticulture Club. A Capel-la Choir BARBARA BUTTS 8018 Spafford Rd Barb” Business Club. Bowling. CAA. Student Council, Office Aide. Teacher's Aide BARBARA LYNN BROZ 4931 FfazeeAve. ' Freddie CAA, Nurses Aide. Bowling. Booster Club JOANNE CAMMERATO 5603 Hige Avc. Jo 59 NOREEN CARNAHAN 3434 E 71 St. Modem Dance. Student Council. Tutoring. Girl’s Glee Club. French Club A Capclla RICHARD FRANK CHICKE 5200 Fleet Chicke Varsity Track and F'ball. J.V. F'ball. and Basketball. Gym 1-cadcr. Hall Guard. Varsity S . Senior Day Comm.. Student Council PATRICIA CARRAS 5313 Dolloff Rd. Patti Ushers. Teacher's Aide. Office Aide. DECA. GAA. Intramurals TIM EUGENE CIIMIF.LEWSKI 6705 Fullerton Ave. ■’Chimes” DENNIS CARKAWAV 4084 56 St. Canary” PALI. CHL'DZINSKI 5055 Finn Ave. Chud J.V and Varsity Basketball JOSEPH CHF.RNISKY 6600 Percy Ave. ’Joe” Cross Country. J.V. Wrcs-tling. N.ll.S. VINCE LOUIS CIREDDU 8032 Bancroft Rat 60 BARBARA CISCO 4126 Hast 106 St. Barb Majorettes, IIEOCA, V Teens, GAA, Intramurals, Office Aide, Boosters ANNE MARIE CI.EARY 4143 E. HI St. Pansey Hostess, CAA, Office Aide Nominating Comm.. Librars Aide. Teacher's Aide. Bowl ins'. Student Council. Intra murals. Boosters. Com mcnccmcnt Comm. JOSEPH ALLEN CLINE 4127 E. 81 St Louie” Radio Operator. Beacon Staff, Student Council. Intramurals PATRICIA ANN COLE 4103 Warner Rd ” Paltic IIEOCA. Ushers. Hostess. CAA. Tri C Theater. Yearbook Staff. Intramurals, Y Teens TWYLA COLLINS 3031 Nursery Avc. •'Tike Marching and Concert Band JACKIE CONTI 4012 E 53 St. COE CATHY COOPER 3878 E .35 St. Coopic ” HKOGA. Boosters. Beacon Staff. Student Council, CAA, Ushers. Office Aide, Dispensary Aide. Bowling. In-tramurals NICK CORVO 7718 New York Avc. “WOP 61 CHRISTINE MARY COWLING 6912 Clement Avc. Chris Dusinett Chili, French Club JANET ANN COX 1003 E. 26 St. Jan Modern Ounce PAUI. DILLON 594-1 Engel Avr VERA DJl'RIC 2958 E 57 St. BARBARA CRAWFORD 2991 Nursery Avc. “Bara Marching Band. Concert Band EDWARD DLUCOUNSKI 6706 Cert nide Ave. Du go Student Council, Hull Guard. J.V. Baseball JOHN DAVID 7910 Vineyard Avc. Big John Varsity Wrestling and Track. J.V. Wrestling, Teachers Aide, Varsity “S ’. Business Club SANDRA LEE DRABEK Becky HEOCA. Cymleadcrs, C.A.A.. Intramurals. Hostess. Ushers. N II.S.. Bookstore. Girls' Bowling. Girls Treasurer. Homecoming Attendant. Student Council. Senior Day Comm. 62 LEONARD JAMES DRESLINSKI 4112 E. 74 St Drez Varsity and J.V. Football. J.V. Wrestling. J.V. Baseball. Student Council. Varsity “S’ Track. From Comm Cymlcadcrs. Marching Band VIVIAN PEARL ELKINS . 1710 E. 50 St Pearl'' IIEOCA, Cymleaders, Student Council, G.A.A., L'sh-ers. Wrestling Boosters. Buseball Boosters, Bowling Intramurals PAT DRESSI ER 4142 E. 74 St Patty Student Council, Cuiduncc Office Aide. Teacher’s Aide JOYCE JEAN F.RKMAN .1821 E 53 St Cupcake COE. Business Club JOHN DCBANIEWICZ 6007 Kenyon Ave. Student Council. Intramural Basketball, and Bowling GERALDINE EUBEL 7407 Aetna Road Cerri Beacon Staff, N.H.S., Tri-C. Theater. Student Council. Homecoming Attendant. C.A.A. DARYL D IOBA 4704 lister Ave. J.V. Football. N.II.S. Varsits T rack. Cross-Country MIKE JAMES FALACIENSKI 8008 Spa fiord Road Varsity and J.V. Wrestling, Intramurals, Student Director 63 ELIZABETH GABK1ELA FALCIONE 8033 Gram! Division “Liz Cheerleaders, Student (Council. HEOGA. Cym Leaders. Intramural . Hostess, GAA, Teacher's Aide. Boosters JOHN VINCENT FONDO 7412 Spafford Kd. N.H.S. Horticulture. A Ca-pella. Vocal Ensemble. All-City Chorus MIKE FECKAMN 3223 E. 18 St Feck' J.V. F'ball and Basketball. Varsity Baseball DONALD FORD 7901 New York Avc. “ Don Student Council. Tennis. Track. Intramural Basketball JUDITH ANN FERJO ROSE FLOOD 7808 Bancroft 3655 E. 63 St. Judy ROBERT JOSEPH FORMAN 4311 Pallisler “ Bob” Varsity F’ball, Band. Orchestra ROSE FRANCO INA 10701 El marge Frcnchy Dispensary Aide. FT A 64 MAI RITA FRANCIS 6047 llillm.ui Ave. SUE FRANKO 1921 Barkwill Ave. DEGA, Student Council. CAA, Intramurals. Modem Dance. Orchestra RAYMOND FREDERICY MARY ANN FRIZEK 3033 Nursery 37-12 Wash Pk. Blvd. Ray Fritz Girls Clec Club. Chorus. COF. CHARLOTTE ANN FRYS 3931 E. 57 St. Char COE. Business Club. Teacher's Aide, Student Council RICHARD ALLEN GARDNER 7911 Finney Ave. “ Rich JOSEPH FRITZ JAMES CELLER 3994 East 93 St. 1209 Pullistcr Dr. JC 65 VICKI CESICKI 3699 E. 59 St DECA, Teachers Aide ROBERT GILCHRIST 3617 E 76 Cilly” Student Council President. Radio Announcer. Radio operator. J.V. baseball J.V. Football RICHARD GIZZI 9408 Cassius Giz Track. Hall Guard. Business Club MARY JANE COLEMB1EWSKI 3779 E 71 “Hippie A Capella. Girls Glee Club. Booster Club. Vocal En-jemble WILLAIM GREEN 3725 E 51 The Kid DENNIS GRCIC 4100 E. r 4 Gerohok ' Rowling. Yearbook Staff, Marehing Band. Concert Band. Beacon BARBARA CREGOROWICZ 3557 H 59 Bairs JCW A. Baseball Boosters, IIEOGA, Student Council, National Honor Society. Drama. Teacher's Aide. CA . Bowling. Cirl's Glee Club. A Capella Choir. Ensembles, Intramurals ALLEN CRESCO 3665 E. 50 Butch 66 JOE GRZYBOWSKI ( 706 Certudc Avc. jo JO J.V. Baseball JOHN HANNAIl 3325 E 16 St JULIE Gl'CANAC 3677 E 57 St. TOM GUREWICZ 3839 E. 72 St CHARLOTTE HAGY 3515 E 78 St. NORMAN HARDIN 7127 Fullerton StormSn Norman JUDITH HARLEY 3501 Independence Rd. “ Judi” Cheerleader. HROGA. Gym Leader. GAA, Football Program, Ad Committee. Intramurals. Bowling, Teacher's Aide. Lab Aide KATHLEEN HARVEY 7121 Ivy Avc. Ushers. A Capclla, Girls Glee Club 67 PF.CCY HEBEBRAND 3484 Independence Rd. 'Peg' Bowling SANDRA HICKS 6101 Francis Avc. Sandy” Girls Glee Club, DECA. Office Aide RONALD HEBEBRAND 3484 Independence Rd. “Stilt' Hall Guard, Student Directorate SHERRY IIICCINS 4258 E 96 St. Office Aide. HEOGA. A Cappella KAREN IIESK1N 4516 Warner Rd FELECIA HOLLIFIELD 3470 E. 65 St. ’’ Flee DEBBIE LEE HIBJAN 6S00 Forman Ave. Majorette, Hostess. Ushers. CAA. Modern Dance. Tri-C Theatre. Y Teens. Teacher’s Aide CAROL IIOLNAPY -109.3 E. 78 St Billy A Cappella, Office Aide. Chorus 68 EILEEN MARIE HOVATER 3929 E. 66 St. Sam COE. Teacher's Aide. Glee Club JEAN ANN JAKOWSKI 1031 E. 52 St. Irma NHS. Cheerleaders, IIEOGA, Cymleadcrs. l.'sh-crs. Student Council, Boosters, Intminurals. Wrestling Boosters, CAA. Bowling GLENN CHARLES 11 ITER 6830 Ottawa Rd. Hutch J V Fontl ,ill J.V. Basketball, J.V. Baseball. Varsity Football, Varsity Baskctbull, Hall Guard. Student Directorate, Varsity S. Boys’ Cym leader DENNIS JAMES 48-39 Wendell Ave. ROBERT DALE HYDEN 3667 Washington Park Blvd J.V. Football. Varsity Football and Track. Hall Guard FRAN JERRELL 700S Broadway C.A.A., Hostess. Ushers I ARRY JACOX 4507 Pearsc Ave. Jake Band. Student Council. Yearbook Stall. Bowling, Senior Social Comm. DOLORES JEZIERSKI 8413 Beman Ave. Student Council 69 GERALDINE JOHNSON 9675 E 61 Si Gcrrv” Student Council DIANE MAKIE JOKSKI 5161 Independence Rd Boosters. A Oappella, Clio, rus, GAA. Madrigals, Pi’A, French Club. Y-Teens RICKEY T. JOHNSON 3429 E. 73 St. Kick Horticulture JOE JOHN KACZMARCZYK 3922 E. 61 St. Fla beets J V. Football CARY JONES 4493 Douse A r Girl's Glee Club. A Cap-pella. Chorus JOSEPH JAMES KANAR 8605 Rosewood Avc. Joe Drama. Kadio-Announccr. Hall Guard. Teachers Aide. Track. Soccer LINDA JEAN JONES 6900 Fullerton Avc. Lin “ 11 FOG A, Gymlcaders, GAA, Office Aide. Teacher Aide. Yearbook Staff. Boosters. Intramurals GENE RONALD KARPOWICZ 7613 Marble Avc. Karp” J.V. Wrestling. Teacher's Aide 70 DAVID PETER KASAYKA 8417 Vineyard Ave. J.V. Basketball. Varsity Tennis DIANE KENDRO 8809 Macomb Dee COE. Student Council. Hostess. Business Club, Y-Teens. CAA, Intramurals, Bowling, Prom Comm. CYNTHIA ANN KAWOLICS 7509 Aetna Rd. Cyndy HEOCA, Gym Leader. Yearbook Staff. Beacon Staff. Student Council. Boosters. Y-Tccns. Hostess. Ushers. Office Aide. Teacher's Aide. CAA. Intramurals. Bowling. Tri-C Theater. ROBERT KESLOR 3637 Wash Pk. Blvd. Rob DAVID BRUCE KAY 10603 Miles Ave Bruce Hall Cuard. J V. Baseball DAVID LEE KIDWELL 8319 Reman Rod DECA, A Capprlla, Band, J V F ball F.RNF.ST HERMAN KF.I.IAT “Ernie NHS. Varsity S . Varsity Baseball. J.V. Football. Bookstore. Lab Aide. Basketball Refreshment Comm. DAVID PAUL K1ESEL 3450 E. 76 St. Dave 71 ROBERT KING 4544 Turney Kd. Pickles REINY JOHN KLUCZYNSKI 8015 Spafford Avc Klu J.V. Football and Wrestling, Gymleader, Hull Guard. Vanitv Football, Varsity “ST dub ANNE EILEEN KISHA 11101 Parkview Avc. ETA. French Club. Boosters. Student Council. Yearbook Staff. Office Aide. IRENE KOREPTA 5809 Linton Avc. Leigh ' Boosters Club MARY EIJHNE KISHA 11 101 Parkview Avc. FT A. French Club. Boosters Club. N ILS., Office Aide, Yearbook. Guidance Aide. Teachers Aide DALE STEVE KOSINSKI 5022 Cuy Avc. Magoo ARLEEN KLEIN-7211 Irma Avc. DECA LINDA THERESA KOSTAI. 3455 E 52 Si Kostal Chorus. Girls Glee Club. A Cappclla. Triple Trio. Bmvling. CAA, Business Club 72 STEPHEN ROBERT KOVACH 6719 tensing Avc. Stove ” Cym Office. Decathlon BARBARA ANN KRLPA 3452 E. 71 St. Krup ' Teachers Aide CHARLES RONALD KRAJEWSKI 7019 Worley Ave CK Soccer CYNTHIA IRENE KULASZEWSK1 3938 E 53 St. Cindy Business Club. CAA. Intra-murals. Bowling. Y-Teens. Teachers Aide MARGARET ANN KROI. S505 Vineyard Ave Marge Student Council, Business Club. CAA. Teachers Aide, Library. Beacon Staff. Bowling KARIN LYNN KULESZA 7514 Worley Ave. Kulcsh Cheerleaders. Yearbook Staff. IIEOCA. Student Council. Y-Teens. Boosters. Hostess Club. Ollier Aide, Ushers Club, Teachers Aide, CAA. Intramuruls, Bowling. Tri-C-Theatrc. Prom Comm. EDWARD KROLL 3043 F. 65 St. “Ed Hall Cuanl ZENIA MARIE KL’LISH 3911 E. 66 St. FTA. Business Club. Science Club 73 JAMES KWIATKOWSKI 1076 E. 72 SI. Cow” J.V. and Varsity Fball. Teacher's Aide JOYCE ANN I.Al'RKN l 4072 F. 78 Teacher’s Aide IRENE GENEVIEVE LAKOTA 7709 Hereiiin Rd ’’ Frcnchie” Teacher’s Aide. French Club. Boosters MADELINE CLARA LAVELLE 9200 Harvard KAREN ANNE LANGOWSKI 1123 E 57 St. IIEOCA. Cym Leaders, CAA, Teacher's Aide. Intra-murals. Senior Day Comm. Boosters. Student Council Homecoming Attendant. NIIS ARLENE ELAINE LEES 4294 K. 72 St Girls Glee Club DANIEL LASKO 7801 Jones Rd. Danny” J.V. Fball. J.V. ami Varsity Wrestling, J.V. Baseball, and Varsity Baseball. Cross Country, Intrainurals, Gym Leaders. Gym Office Aide. I bill Guanl CHARLES LEONTI ART 4160 E 99 St. Student Council. Boosters. Tennis 74 LEONARD HOWARD LIVINCSTON 4155 E. 110 St. Moost Band. Orchestra. Drama JOANNE B. LOVE 5118 Broadway Ave. “Jo CAA. Bowling, Intramural . Office Aide, Teachers Aide MARRION CELESTE LUMBY 3775 K. 55 St. Lumpy Library Aide JAMES W. Mac DOWELL 3492 kimmcl Rd. Jim Yearbook Staff. Cross Country. Wrestling. Track. Drama. Varsity S GLORIA JEAN MACHKA 5519 Mound Ave. Red Y-Teen. CAA, FNA, Dispensary Aide, Intramural . Teachers Aide. Office Aide. GCC. Girls Bowling, Teachers Directory MICHAEL JAY MACl'RA 4483 Jewett Ave. Mike Hull Guard, Band HOLLY LEE MACARCEE 11322 Miles Ave. Football Program. FT A. Teacher’s Aide. IIF.OGA DANIEL FRANK MAKSELAX 1078 K. 74 St. Cowboy 75 DIANA MARIE MAKSE1.AN 4078 E. 74 Si Dee Y-Teens, Bowling, CAA, Boosters, Business Club DANIEL GARCIA MAREZ 3630 E. 78 St. Dan Hall Cuard, Gym Leader MARIETTE MALLY 4526 B rid Review Ave Mari Marching Concert Band. Teacher's Aide. Business Club. COE. Bowling. GAA. Cirls' Glee Club ANNA MARIE MARQUES 7715 Goodman Ave. Moneybags (Chorus. Girls' Glee Club. FTA. Office Aide. FNA JOHN MAI.YSA 3419 E. 70 St PHIL CHESTER MARUNOW SKI 3423 H 75 St. Mar” JV it Varsity Wrestling. Varsity Tennis, Decathlon. Varsity SS. Yearbook. Senior Class Sgt.-at-Arms MARLEEN MARIE MARCIN 7905 Nc York Ave. Mar” Drama. MIS. Student Council. Yearbook. Radio Announcer. Radio Operator. Ushers Club. Bookstore, HEOGA. French Club. Football Program Ad Comm. Boosters Club. Tri-C-Theatre. Teacher's Aide. Intramurals CHARLES JOSEPH MASSEY 4462 Turney Rd. Chuck' Hull Guard 76 i FRANK MARTIN MATUSZCYK 8803 Bancroft Avc. GLORIA GAIL MAYHEW SOI Main land Avc. Teacher’s Aide I .ANA KOLBRUN McELYEA 6722 Chambers Avc. Girls' Glee Club BERNARD JOSEPH McLaughlin 0347 Newman Avc. Butch French Club. Beacon. Drama. JCVVA WESLEY McCLOSKEY KEVIN ■1703 Harvard Avc. Bcatlc” JV Baseball JAMES ANTHONY McMARLIN 9120 Harvard Avc. Hall Guard JEFFREY L. McDANIEL 3601 E 47 St. German Club. JCWA. Science Club. Booster's Club. Decathlon DANIEL WAYNE McQUERRY 4313 E. 72 St Wayne” 77 LINDA MILLER •3441 Kim mil Lin (Symleaders. HEOGA, IIS. Football Program Ail Comm., Lab Aide, Bowling, GAA. Boovliri Club. Student Council. Intramurals, Senior Clan Secretary JUDY LYN MOORE 1951 Mead Avc. Lyn SHARON ROSE MINC 7413 Ottawa Rd. Mink Head Majorette. 1IEOCA. Yearbook. Student Council. French Club. Radio Announcer. Radio Operator, Bookstore. Ushers Club. Boaters Club. Teacher's Aide, Office Aide. Tutoring. Intramurals, Tri-C-Theatre TOM J. MORCAN S0I9 New York Ave. Tj JV Varsity Football. Truck. Hall Guard. Teacher’s Aide. Gymlcadcr. Gym Office Aide. Varsity S SHEILA ANN MINC 7413 Ottawa Rd. Mine Drama. MIS. IIEOGA. Yearbook. Student Council. Bookstore. Teacher's Aide. Hostess Club. Ushers Club. Business Club. Boosters Club. Y-Tccns. Tri-C-Theatre THERESA NELL MI.CKOVSKY 5(M7 Pershing Ave. Terri COE THOMAS JAMES Ml'LLEE 4107 F. 93 St. Mr. Ford MARGARET ANN MURRAY 7007 Bcrdclle Avc. Marge” DE 78 LINDA NACEI. 7128 Clement Ave DKCA, French Club. Y-Tecns. CAA. Booster; Club GEORGE WILLIAM NF.MEC 7306 Dcvcny Ave. Soccer NAOMI MARGARET NEACE :iOGl E 6! Si DAVID EDWARD NENDZA 3573 E. 76 St. Yogi Mall Guard DENISE NEFF 6523 Fullerton Ave. Boosters Club. Intrumurals HELEN NOWAK 5827 Cluascn Ave. “ Dec' Boosters Club. Student Council. Teacher s Aide DAVID A. NEJ.MAN 6921 Rathbun Ncjc” Mall Guard. COE ALLEN WILSON NUNLEY 4089 E. 74 St Tennessee JV Wrestling, JV Football. JV Baseball, Marching Band 79 JACKIE THOMAS OLSCHEWSKY 6624 Hosnier Avc. Jackie O JV Football. JV Baseball. Varsity Baseball MICHAEL RAYMOND OLSCHEWSKY 5507 Harvard Ave •BigO N.H.S., Student Council. Varsity Wrestling. Student Directorate. Varsity S, JV Football. JB Baseball. JV Wrestling. Yearbook. Commencement Comm DARLENE OMICINSK1 6624 Fleet Ave. ' Oar Girls Glee Club. Chorus, Teacher’s Aide, Boosters Club. Intramurals. Hostess Club JOHN MICHAEL OPALENIK 4039 E 91 Jack A Capella. Madrigals. Boys Octet. Mixed Quartet MARIE ORLIK 4004 E. 91 Teacher's Aide GREG STEVEN OHLOSKY 9.540 Miles Ave. latnkey LARRY ORYL 6714 Worley Avc. ALAN OSIN SKY 5504 Harvard Avc. Football Program Ad. Comm.. Intramural Bowling. JV Football 80 LARRY ERNEST OYLER 8300 Maryland Avc. LCO” Football Program Ad Comm . Soccer KATHLEEN JANE PAULY 7428 Ottawa Rd. ■’Kathy HEOCA. Hostess. Boosters Club, DECA. Ushers Club, Office Aide. Teachers Aide. Y-Tcens. GAA. Intramurals. Business Club. Bowling MARK ALAN PANNENT 7000 (.ansing Ave Gym leaders PATRICIA P. PAWELKIEWICZ 4647 Avery Ave. Pat Marching Band. Concert Band. French Club. CAA. Bowling FRANCES JEAN PASTUS7.YNSKI 7511 Indiana “Francie Hostess. Boosters. DECA. Teachers Aide. Y-Tcens. CAA. Intramurals. Business Club PAUL PAWLIKOWSK1 4133 E. 59 Beacon. Intramural Bowling. French Club, Soccer. Band RITA JEAN PAUL 7927 Spafford Rd. Rita Dispensary Aide WILMA JEAN PENDELTON 12905 Christine Ave. “Jeanie” Intramurals. Boosters Club, CAA 81 ERIC ROBERT PETERSON-5419 Magnet Avc Ric EDWARD ANDREW I'll IIOCINSKI 7002 Park Avc. Rig Ed KENNETH THOMAS PODOI.AK 3460 Regent Rd. '■ Pody Drama. JV Baseball. Varsity Baseball. Student Council. MIS. Bowling. Basketball Mgr.. Senior Class Boys Treasurer JUDITH MARIE PODWOJSKI 3656 E. 18 Bund JOHN JOSEPH PIETR .AK 7808 Spa fiord BLANCHE FRANCES POCOWSKI 4364 Warner Rd “Chi-Chi” Yearbook Co-Editor, HEOCA. Hostess Club Teachers Aide. Tri-C Theatre. Student Council. French Club. Boosters Club IRENE I.F.ONA PILCH 4543 Turney ltd Student Council. Office Aide, Bowling. GAA. HEOCA. Boosters Club. Ushers Club CARY POLANSKI 6051 Hillman 82 BONNIE POST 4164 F 110 St Intramural . GAA KENNETH C. PUDELSKI 3946 E. 71 St Track. Hull Guard MARY HONORA FRARAT 6321 Lansing Avc. GAA. Office Aide. Library Aide. Student Council. Bow ling. IntramuraU.Teachers Aide, Dispensary Aide. Business Club CAROLE PUTYNSKI 3937 E 71 St. Putt-Putt Boosters. French Club. Y-Teens. FNA, Dispensary Aide. Teachers Aide. CAA KAREN PRKMO 5102 Hector Ave. CAA, Intramurals PRISCILLA ANN PYC 7202 Harvard Ave. Percy DKCA. Office Aide, Baseball Booster TIMOTHY J. PUCEL 11317 Miles Ave. MARIE CARMEN RAMOS ■1480 Douse Ave. Daffy GAA. Y-Tccns 83 FRANK WILLIAM REBEKA I 1608 Miles Avc. Concert ••■id Marching Band. Drama. Student Council. Science Club PATRICIA HOSZEK 692-1 Gertrude Butch Girls' Glee Club. A Cappella BONITA LOUISE REESE 7712 Dcrcum Rd. Bonnie RONALD ROZICH 8317 Reman Ave. Roach Bowling DEBORAH JEAN RILEY 7002 Clement Ave. FNA, French Club. Nursing Inter Council. Girls' Clec Club. Chorus. Ensembles. A Cappella. Intramurals. Teacher's Aide. Office Aide. Dispensary Aisle, Tri-C Theatre EDW ARD RUDD 8519 Tioga Ave. Hall Cuard JANET ROBINSON 5150 Andover Pec Wee Intramurals. GAA RUTH ELLEN RIPE 9901 Sophia Ave. Ruthic COE. Girls Glee Club. GAA. Teacher's Aide. Business Club. Intrumurals 84 NANCY RUSH 5804 Hosmer Ave JOHN DON RUSHNAK 5945 E 01 St. Varsity Track, A Cappclla Choir RICHARD C. SAMUELS 3897 E. 119 St. “Sammy Senior Class President. Varsity Football and Wrestling. Track. Student Couneil. Commencement Comm. NIIS. A Cappclla, Mixed Ensemble. Boys Octet, Gyin-leader MARYANNE SAKNACKI 3552 E 59 St. “Mae SIIARON LYNN SAVAGE 1110 Jeffries Ave. “Shar COE SHARON SAVC1IUK 4312 Warner Rd. Shar Boosters Club. French Club. Office Aide. Y-Tecns CHARLES JOHN SAVOCA 70OS Park Ave “Chuck J. V. Football and Baseball RAYMOND RUSSELL SCHROEDEH 3558 E 46 St. Ray” Varsity Football. J.V. Foot-ball and Wrestling, Student Council. Prom Comm., Gym leaders 85 MARY LOU SCHWERTNER 3687 F_ 75 St. Lulu Dispensary Aide MARSHA S1RITS 6825 Fullerton Ave Majorettes. Y-Teens. Ushers. Intramurals. Boosters. Student Council, CAA LINDA SUE SEACRIST 7559 Broadway Ave •Hillbilly JANE MARIE SIKON 720$ Claascn Ave. Janie Girls Glee Glub, Literary Club. Bowling. Student Council. CAA. Boosters. Gymleadcrs DOUGLAS SEXTON 5240 DollofT Ave. Doug Gymleadcrs MARY SICKORA 3000 E 61 St. LLOYD EDWARD SHELTON 6505 Fleet Ave. Varsity Basketball and Baseball. J.V. Basketball. Hall Guard MARY KATHERINE SIMON 3410 K 73 St. Mar Business Club. Teacher's Aide 86 ALAN LOUIS SIMENC 3884 E 54 Si. “Al” Varsity Football. Varsity S ’. J V Football and Base ball, A Cappella. Inter-murals, Hall Guard SENON JOSEPH SOBKOWIAK 6200 Gertrude Ave. Mr. Lonely KARF.N SUE SLEMPA 3995 E. 52 St. Slcmp HEOGA, Cymlcadcrs. CAA. Intramurals. Ushers. N.H.S.. Girls' Bowling, Prom Comm., Student Council. Beacon Stall DON JOHN SOBOCINSKI 3913 E. 31 St. PATTI E SMYCZEK toot E 54 St. ’Tee’ Girls Glee VIub. Y-Tcens, A Cappella. Business Club, GAA. Beacon. Intramurals MARIE SOJA 3435 E. 75 St MARCIA SOBIECH 3640 E 76 St. HEOGA, Student Council. Bowling, GAA, Beacon Staff. Hostess Club JUDY LYNN SOLKIEWICZ 4507 Bridgeview Ave. •Jo Modern Dance. DECA 87 MARIA SPINELI.I 41 IGF. 108 St. “Spins Y-Twiis, Teacher's Aide WESNA STOJANOVIC 2090 E. 65 St. Vicky A Cappclla, Girls' Glee Clul). Madrigals. Girls Ensemble, COE, Business Club HELENE A. STARUCII 8426 Rosewood Ave Starchy” Girls’ Glee Chili. Teacher’s Able. A Capped Choir MARGARET STRYCZNY 6822 Hosmer Ave. Marti Hostess. Ushers, Boosters, Y-Tccns. Student Council. GAA. Student Directors. Intramurals. Bowling RICHARD STACHOWIAK 4096 E. 56 St. ” Rich REBECCA ANN STYS 3732 E 63 St “Becky” COE FRANK JOHN STEPKA 5418 Orey Ave. Step Hall Cuurd. Cymlcadcr. Beacon Staff. Track. Drama. Tutoring SANDY SULKOWSKI 3791 E. 55 St. SAM A Cappclla. Girls’ Glee Chili. Girls' Vocal Ensemble. Booster Club, All City Chorus, Business Club. Student Council 88 LINDA SURI-AS 3444 E. 75 St. Lin BONNIE MARY SZUSTAKOWSKI 6814 Chambers Ave. IIEOCA. Majorette, Ushers, Hostess. GAA. Drama. Tri-C Theatre, Boosters, Teacher's Aide, Office Aide CYNTHIA CLARE SWIDERSKI 7370 Spafford Place Swid” Business Club, CAA Cirl's Bowling, COE, Boosters ROBERT MICHAEL SZWEDA 6S37 Ottawa Rd. Swede Student Council. Hall Guard, A Cappclla. Chorus, Varsity F'ball. J.V. and Varsity Wrestling, Student Directorate, Varsity Track. Gym Aide CHRISTINE MILDRED SWIECICKI 5512 Orcy Ave. “Chris” Teacher's Aide PATRICIA ANN SZYMAXSKI 3975 E. 53 St. Patti HEOCA, Gym Leaders, CAA, Intramurals. Boosters WALLY SUTOWSKI 3S21 E. 72 St. CHARLENE SZYMKOWSKI 3733 E 50 St. Char 89 DONALD ALLEN TARANOWSKI 4663 Avery Buckcy DALE LAU RENCE TOLAR 6807 Cl.laien Zeke Varsity Football. Track. Student Council SHARON KAY TERFSI 6709 Fullerton Ave. Sher’ DECA. Business Club, Office Aide. Boosters Club. Teacher's Aide TOMMY WILLIAM TOMPKINS 4431 Warner Rd. JV Wrestling CISELLA META THOMS 5131 Barkwill Cis German Club. Teachers Aide NORMA TRACY 3162 E. 76 Jean” Bowling, GAA. COE. Intramurals. Business Club DANNY MICAHEL THORNTON 9503 Pratt Ave. BARBARA TRASK 8925 laiisv Ave. ” Barb French Club. FTA. JCWA. Student Council. Lab Aide. Teacher s Aide 90 MARK E. TROYAN SOI I Laumar Avc. Track. Student Council MICHELLE TYHULSKI 56-12 Drake Avc. Mickey Library Club. Dispensary Aide. DECA JAMES RAYMOND TR ASKA 8121 Bancroft Avc. Jim Drama. Radio Operator, Student Council, Football. Program Comm., Band, Orchestra. Literary Club. Radio Announcer MARLENE TYMOC 5405 Harvard Avc. Business Club. Office Aisle. Teachers Aisle, FTA, Bsiust-ers SUSAN MARIE TRUSKOI.ASKI 8105 Spafford Rd. Sue Cheerleader. HFOC.A. A Cappella, Girls' Glee Chib, Boosters. CAA, Bowling, Hostess, Student Council, Intramurals, Senior Class Vice Pres., Prom Comm., Student Directorate MARY L. ULATOWSKI 8522 E. 80 St. Lulu GLENN Tl'RBA 7121 BrowdwayAve. Band, Tri C Theatre ROXIE LOUISE VAN WINKI l 6007 Bedford Ave Roxy MICKEY L. VERNON 1)4 IS Gaylord Mic DECA. Hall Guard DIANNA LYNN WALDREN 3423 F 71 SI. Candy Chorus, Girls' Glee Club. A Capclla, Teacher’s Aide JUAN ANTHONY VIERA, 4301 E. 86 St. ” Don Juan” Hall Guard. Soccer. DECA CYNTHIA ANNE WALISZEWSKI 7613 Harvard Ave. Cindy Senior Class Secretary. HEOCA. Teacher’s Aide. Bowlers Club. Yearbook. Ushers Club, Hostess Club. Y-Teens. Student (Council. GAA. NHS, Intramurals. Bowling ALVIN ANTIONIO VILLANUEVA 41)15 Dalton Ave. RONALD LEE WALKER 4455 Turney Rd Varsity S, JV Varsity Football. JV Basketball, Track. Intramurals, Hall Cunrd JULIE MARI LYNN W YGNER 3107 E 52 St. Jul Gymloadcrs. HEOGA, Roi� sters Club, Student Council, JCW-v c. Bowling. Drama. Teacher’s Aide, Intramurals, FNA. Hostess Club, Ushers Club, Senior Day Comm. BARRETT PATRICK WAULING Bowling. A Capella, Vocal Ensemble, JV Baseball 92 ANTOINETTE JEAN w ALTON 8000 Spa fford Rd. Dispensary Aide. GAA DAWN WILSON 11128 Harvard Ave. Teacher’s Aide DIANE ROSE WARNER 4155 E 04 St Dec” IIEOGA. Beacon, Student Cotincil. Teachers Aide. Intramurals. Bowling. GAA. Bolsters. Senior Day Comm. GARY CHARLES WISNIEWSKI 3872 Washington Park Blvd Mud” Chorus. Hall Cuard DONALD WESSELL 3618 F. 47 St Don NHS. Varsity Tennis, Student Council. Yearbook Staff. Science Club. Football Program Ad Comm . Lab Aide, Basketball Refreshment Comm. JANICE WISNIEWSKI 7619 Ottawa Ave SHERRY DARLENE WHITEHAIR 4345 Warner Rd. SANDRA ANN WISNIEWSKI 3689 E 50 St “Sandic Girls Glee Club. A Cuppcl-la. Vocal Ensemble. Teachers' Aide. Intramurals. Office Aide 93 ANNE MARIE CARDINAL 9913 Miles Avc. Annie” Nurses Aide. Teachers Aide KAREN WOODBURN 7000 Hosmer Ave. Kay Marching Band, Concert Band, Teachers Aide, Office Aide DAVE MORLEY 8509 Vineyard Ave. SOPHIA HELEN WRONA (5028 Chambers Ave. “Zosh” Science Club LINDA NOWACKI MARY OCILKA 3731 E 54 St. 4092 E. 151 St. Lin” JOSEPH WOLFE STEVE MAYNARD 4152 E. 102 St. 3946 E. 66 St. Joe Varsity Wrestling Decathlon. Horticulture Club, Business Club, Hall Cuard. DECA 94 PAULA RAMOS 3354 E 49 Si. SUSAN ROGERS 3503 Beyerle Rd. Sue DANIEL MATHEW YOUNG 1180S Jesse Avc. Cungu Din MICHAEL ZABIELSKI 5712 Hosmer Ave. Big-Zab Varsity Track. J.V. Basketball. Varsity Basketball and Baseball. DECA. Hall Guard MARTHA JANE ZABNIKAR 4041 E. 42 St. Marti Glre Club. A (’.apprlla. GAA MARYANN ZBYDNIEWSKI 6716 Gertrude Ave. LT. Business Club, Boosters Club JAMES DAVID ZAK MARIA .A REM BA 7050 Morgan Ave. 7913 Jones Rd DECA 95 JUDITH ELAINE WARNER Si 12 Tioga Avenue j W N.II.S.. Yearbook. FTA. Student Council. GAA. Marching Band. Concert Band. Orchestra. JCWA. Office Aide. AES. Teacher Aide LAWRENCE ANTHONY ZIMCOSKY 3676 E 63 St. Larry” Varsity “S'. Varsity Football, J.V. Wrestling. Varsity Wrestling KENNETH ZMIJA 5700 Fullerton Avc. Literary Club JANET ANNETTE ZL'CHOWSKI 3613 46 St. Rock ' Yearbook Editor. IIEOGA. Gymleaders. NIIS. Football Program Comm.. Girls Bowling. Intramurals. GAA. Boosters, Senior Day Comm.. Student Council. Wrestling Boosters CAMERA SPY RICHARD ALLEN BAUGHMAN I ED BOIKO KATHLEEN BROM JAMES HAS1NSKI MAJORIE CHMIELSKI CINDY SMALL DAVE PIEKARSKI JAMES PATRICK THOMAS LEMOND LINDA KLEIS MICHAEL KILICANCZYK JUDY KASPARKK r Baseball John Katona L. to R.: Coach Rodriquez. Ken Podalak. Tom Majewski. Kmic Kcllat, John Cadowski, Jack Olschewjky. Mike Feckanin, Dan Lasko, Ray Zdrojewski, Lloyd Shelton. Los Pelt . Bob Holnb, Dante Serrani. Art Lawson. John Katona, Kd Crzbowski. John Gilchrist. SOUTH OPP. 8 ROCKY RIVER 1 7 UNIVERSITY SCHOOL 6 9 SHAKER HTS. 5 •3 WESTERN RESERVE 3 5 BEDFORD 3 5 ST. STANS 2 °3 GARFIELD HTS. 2 9 HOLY NAME 0 °3 I. F. KENNEDY 1 °2 IIOLY NAME 0 1 LINCOLN 3 8 WEST HIGH 0 18 WEST TECH 10 “0 SHAW 3 2 ST. IGNATIUS 0 10 ST. JOHN CANTIUS 0 5 HOLY NAME 4 3 LINCOLN 2 3 WEST HIGH 0 6 ST. IGNATIUS 4 2 WEST TECH 0 0 BENEDICTINE 1 “TOURNAMENT GAMES The RtKlmen captured their third West Senate title in the last four years as they compiled a 18—3 record. Highlight of Coach Angelo Rodriguez’s baseball team was the spectacular performance of pitcher John Katona. Katona’s statistics were quite impressive as he knotched 12 victories against two losses. John was named All-Ohio, All-Scholastic and All-West Senate and was also chosen the outstanding pitcher in the East-West All Star Game. Along with Katona. the Rodmen were blessed in having All-Scholastics Rob Holub and Dante Scrrani at catch and shortstop respectively. I .ester Pcltz in ccntcrfield provided the necessary defensive strength in the outfield. Les was named to the All-West Senate Team, as was Holub. The Rodmen faced Benedictine for the city championship and were sidetracked 1—0. It was the first time that the Rodmen had lost in the title game. Although they lost the city championship, it had to be one of the most successful teams in South’s illustrious baseball history. Lloyd Shelton Dante Scrrani Bob Holub Tom Majcwski Coach Angelo Rodrigue; City Championship Track COACHES; Coach Floyd Andrews (left)und Coach Boh Lasko Cindermen 69 TOP ROW; Coach l,asko. Bill Mcrryman. John Vaught. Daryl Dzoiba. Dale Musiel. John David. Richard Chickc, (lank Pr .ybylski. Boh Hyden. Jim Kowiatkowski. Coach Andrews MIDDLE ROW; Rich Ortman. John Dzuiha, Rudy Matousek. Don Wagner, Richard Michcalc. Ron Todd. Boh Jastkzcbski. Jay Cology. BOTTOM ROW; Ray Wagner. Mgr.. James Aldckman. John Casadonte, Bill Miller. Tom Holloran. Rich Johnson, John Rush-nok. Carl Giamo, Dan Soposky; Mgr 101 VARSITY S CROSS COUNTRY TENNIS: (STANDING) Gary Davies, Dave Kasayka. Chuck Leon hart, Don Wes sel (KNEELING) Tim Kray, Phil Maninowski BOWLING (STANDING); Gary Polanski. Jim Kulwkki. Gary Wulkuski (SEATED) Andy Mikutcl, Ken Podolak DECATHALON; (L. to R.) John Debrousc, Phil Marunowski. Dan Torowski VARSITY S” Wrestling TOP ROW; Coach Oblak, Mike Olschewskv, Phil Maumowski. Rich Samuels. Len Picha, Ken Nowoezynski. John David. Coach Accordino BOTTOM ROW; Cars' Davies; Mgr., John Vadja, Jim Macdowell. Mike Falacicnski. Dan Lusko, Lsirry Young, Ken Stock. Tim Kray; Mgr. SEASON ’68-’69 SOUTH OPP. 38 WEST 3 ) 28 COLL IN WOOD 11 32 WEST TECH 9 39 EAST 8 32 MAX HAYES 10 10 MAPLE 30 'i 16 J. F. KENNEDY 27 � 24 LINCOLN 17 30 RHODES 9 19 MARSHALL 19 % 105 ABILITY+EXPERIENCE+DEPTH=SUCCESS This mat season brought with it the stiffest competition ever faced by South grapplers. Dual meets pitted the Flyers against perennial state crown holder Maple Heights, Senate champ Col-inwood and nemesis Marshall, not to mention numerous other formidable opponents. The going often got tough but the competitive spirit never subsided. The team profile showed that it was comprised of seasoned leaders whose experience stretched back to previous varsity seasons. In addition, there wore many others whose lack of experience was more than made up for by their natural ability. There existed few stars, but rather consistent strength at all weights and quality backup men who could compete successfully. The result was a team that could hold its own on any mat. It came as no surprise that the team won the first five dual meets before finally being stopped by Maple. The matmen went on to compile a 7—2—1 dual meet record and a 7—1 — 1 slate in Senate action, bested only by Marshall. In addition, a second place finish in the Senate Tournament was recorded. There were certain individuals who were directly responsible for mat victories. These were the consistent winners who could be counted on ... TOP HOW; Coach Oblak. Larry Zimcosky, Zig l wicki. Hick Uniack, Paul Tatarowira. Ernie Nottingham. Tom Kiel. Coach Accordino MIDDLE ROW: Rich Stolarczyk. Steve Varga. Paul Zabielski, Gary Rrilla, Bob Crofcheck BOTTOM ROW; Tom Charek; Mgr., Bob Kanar. Dean Chojnow$ki, Ray Wagner. Frank S ssmanhauscn. Ken Young. Virgil Wilcox, Al Barnette Rich Samuels at the 154 pound weight class was one of them. He demolished his opponents one after the other and finished 20—2 (10—0 in the duals). He gained both the Senate Tournament and State Sectional championships in his class. John David met with similar success. He was 14—3 total and 10—0 in duals while recording six impressive pins in heavyweight competition. The remaining bulk of victories were, for the most part, won by still other competitors. There was Mike Olschewsky (138) who was 8—2 while capturing a third place in the Senate Tourney and a second in the State Sectionals. Phil Marunowski (133) was 8—5 in all and first in tin sectionals. Mike Falacienski (120) had a 13—I total, the Senate championship and a third in sectionals, and also Dan I.asko, (.127) 5—I — 1 in dual meets and third and fourth place in the Senate and sectionals respectively. Providing additional impetus was John Vad-ja (112). Len Picha (145). Ken Nowoczvnski (165)and Ken Stock (175). Supported by still other backup men and a quality JV team, South matmen maintained their winning tradition of the past. They provided fierce competition in composing yet another successful season. 10? Basketball L,M d Da- � ’ “ J- Clenn „u,e, Pat Maksclan. fieri SEASON 68- 69 SOUTH OPP. 57 ST. IGNATIUS 66 61 RHODES 72 80 MARSHALL 90 64 LINCOLN 51 85 WEST 59 71 WEST TECH 54 58 MAX HAYES 83 67 ST. IGNATIUS 75 64 HOLY NAME 36 58 RHODES 46 64 MARSHALL 46 77 LINCOLN 57 85 WEST 78 53 WEST TECH 75 HEAD COACH: Mr Dan Mason “THE SPOILERS” This basketball season was one filled with drama, excitement and surprises, home games, for the first time, were housed in the new 2,000 seat gym that shook with the rise and fall of cheers from enormous crowds. There was plenty to cheer about though. The Flyers played an exciting brand of basketball. Throughout the course of the season, many shocking upsets were registered. South supporters nearly went wild when the team crushed favorites West Tech 71—54, Rhodes 58—46 and Marshall 64—46. Newspapers referred to South as “the Spoilers for their habit of beating the best Senate teams ... L. to R.; Mike Muter, Ron Dombrowski. Tony Corwon, Jim Cabrenya, Ken Piekarski. Mike Heaton. Paul Fcher, Mike Reljanover. Marly Garrett. George Talkington, Steve Staruch. Dan Cline, Coach Rodriguez . . . Carrying the bulk for the season were seniors Herb Paulv, Dante Serrani, Glenn Muter. I.loyd Shelton and juniors Hank Jordan, Pat Makselan and Ray Zdrojewski. Together these boys compiled a respectable record on their road to success. The spoilers finished S—6 in Senate play and won the Christinas Tournament by defeating Lourdes and Holy Name before standing room crowds. In addition, the Flyers won two closely contested battles in state sectional play over Padua and Independence. For their individual efforts that led to victories, both Herb Pauly and Hank Jordan were named to the West Senate All-Star team. These honors were tributes to a season of success. A season that passed so quickly, taking with it the spirited crowds and exciting games that went with it. 115 Football TOP ROW: Don Holub: Mgr.. Jim Kwiatkowski. Bob Hyden, Al Siincc. Jack Hrivnak, Bill Novak. Gary Brilla, Dale Musicl, Coach Sezurek. 3rd ROW: Greg Antezak; Mgr., Ken Stock. Dan Torowski. Ken Nowocynski. Bob Forman, John Klutarich, John Vajda, Coach Gawrytzewski. Coach Oblak. 2nd ROW: Andy Mikutcl: Mgr.. John Debrouse. Len Dreslinjki. Glenn Muter, Ron Morgan, Tom Morgan, Ray Schroeder, Ken Mikula, Larry Zimeosky. Coach Gentile. The Winning Tradition Continued BOTTOM ROW: Mike Novak; Mgr., Jim Taylor. Rcinhold Kluczynski. Ron Walker, Bob S' weda, Rich Samuels. Dale Tolar. Honk Jordan. Bill Demopolous, Howard Turner. Mr. Parisc: Ath. Dir. TRI-CAPTAINS: Bob Szwcda. Rich Samuels. Dale Tolar COACHES: Mr. Peterson, Mr. Szurek, Mr. Gentile; Head Coach. Mr C.awryszewski. Mr. Oblak. The 1968 football season was one of the best for South High School. South didn't win the championship, but it did have many outstanding victories that will be remembered for many years. The season started on a sunny September afternoon at Shaker Heights. The Red Raiders seem to have become a hex for the team as Shaker stole another victory from South in the last minutes. South was leading 12—0 until the last eight minutes, then lost the game 14—12. The next week the Flyers met Maple Heights for the first time in South's history. Playing much better football, they defeated the Mustangs 26—6. The team had two weeks to prepare for a strong St. Ignatius team. But when the big game was played. South’s early season mistakes were made. The defeat of 24—6. the lone loss of the season, cost South another West Senate championship... SEASON ’68 SOUTH OPP. 12 SHAKER HTS. 14 26 MAPLE HTS. 6 6 ST. IGNATIUS 24 28 WEST 0 28 RHODES 0 46 WEST TECH 20 26 JOHN MARSHALL 22 33 HOLY NAME 0 40 LINCOLN 8 The 1968 West Senate football race was like a good game of poker. For South it was like being dealt four aces only to be beaten by a straight flush held by St. Ignatius. . . . After Ignatius, Tom Morgan nailed down the quarterback slot and surprised everyone by passing for a season record of 1,200 yards. The following three weeks, the Flyers came back and proved their potential by overwhelming West's Cowboys, Rhodes Rams and West Tech’s Warriors with lopsided scores. The Flyers then played an undefeated John Marshall. At halftime the score was 20—14 in favor of South. In the second half John Marshall bounced back and scored, to take a 22—20 lead. With less than two minutes left in the game, Marshall was forced to punt from deep in their own territory. With a strong rush they got off a bad punt. South took over the ball on the Marshall 30 yard line. After gaining a first down, quarterback Tom Morgan threw on second down to Harold Jordan. A great catch was made and Jordan carried the ball to the Marshall two yard line. On third down with 40 seconds remaining in the game, the mighty Flyers forged ahead 26—22, taking a crucial game. The next week the team was to play Holy Name for the Pig Iron Trophy. Everyone had been looking forward to this game for the past 365 days. Last year. Holy Name broke South's 22 straight West Senate victory string. Gentile's boys worked hard all week, and on Saturday night the hard work paid off. Every boy gave 100 per cent plus, and Holy Name was bombed 33—0 by the Flyers. The Namcrs received one of its worst thrashings from a South team ... . . . The next encounter was a hot Lincoln team that had won four games in a row. This was a real challenge for South. The team was still riding on Cloud 9 because of the Holy Name win, and practices were not up to par. On Wednesday the offense, which was 95% seniors, scrimmaged the underclassmen. The underclassmen really did a job on the seniors to a point where all the seniors were sent to the showers. The seniors did have pride and had a meeting back at school. They did realize that this would be their last game for South High, and they could leave with six straight victories. The next night they came to practice and displayed an excellent attitude. They came out raising one finger in the air and yelling Senior Power ever)' time a senior did something right. The class of 69 scrimmaged the underclassmen again. This time the seniors did an outstanding job. The attitude and the senior power was the difference because on Saturday night the senior power beat Lincoln 40—8. There was no individual star on this team because they were all stars. There were great senior groups such as the Tri-Captains: Bob Szweda, Rich Samuels and Dale Tolar The team was as good as its seniors and its captains. They had a 7—2 record. : Portrait of a Coach Since becoming head football coach at South High in September, 1961, Coach John Gentile has built South football teams into powerhouses. In eight years lie has established a new winning tradition with a record of 44 wins. 29 losses and 3 ties. After losing his first eight games as head coach, he went on to win 22 West Senate games over a four year period, winning West Senate Championships in 1965 and 1966. South met strong Benedictine teams at the Stadium those two years for the P. D. City Championship Game. The coach agair. brought the teams close to the championship in 1967 and 1968, but was denied the title by one game each year. Spotlighting Coach Ccntile’s career at South has been his two championship teams and three years as runner-up in the West Senate. In 1964, '65, and '66, he was voted West Senate Coach of the Year by his fellow coaches. The 1969 graduating class, and the students of South thank Coach Gentile for the success he has brought to the South High Football teams, and wish him many more successful seasons. An emphasis on team effort was made this year and five Flyers won recognition as team leaders during the successful gridiron season. A record number of Flyers were chosen to the All-West Senate team. Dale Tolar. Rich Samuels. Glenn Hutcr, Rcinhold Kluczynski, and Ron Morgan received this honor. In addition. Dale Tolar was chosen to the Press All-Scholastic squad. These leaders helped to keep the South winning tradition and maintain school pride. TOP ROW: C.oach Sczurck. Mike Djordjevic, Dave Umerly. Ken Moauro. Eugene Mclcn. Garv Coleman. Tom Bondu. Luke Fazzan Jim Traylor. Tim Weslowski. Coach Peterson. 3rdRO V: Jim Drbclak. Bryan Tcgowski. Allen Koller. Garv Moaurd. Joe Biclinski. Tom Lentz Dave Orlosky. Ralph Forman, Bill Koenig, Pat Arxiito, Jim Rodes; Mgr. 2nd ROW: Gerald Pliml. Len Picha. Bruce Tegowski Ray Wagner Paul Tatarowicz. Jerry Torovich. Mike Jones, Dan Leonhart. Ron Todd. John Crabowski. Dennis Capps BOTTOM ROW: Howard Jones! lorn Olcksiak. Bob Rajac. Jim Plaga, Dean Chojnowski, Mikey Ciesla. Dale Kukwa, Jim Kulwicki. Mike Huter, Tim Crcecy. Dan Hart. Al Sowa. J.V. SCORES SOUTH OPPS. 6 MAPLE HTS. 30 6 ST. IGNATIUS 26 12 WEST 6. 12 RHODES 14 12 WEST TECH 22 6 JOHN MARSHALL 12 8 HOLY NAME 16 36 LINCOLN 0 1 FROSH SCORES IIART OPP. 34 LAKEWOOD 12 0 BYZANTINE 6 1 38 P. HENERY 0 20 RHODES 6 43 MARSHALL 0 48 ST. STANS 0 44 WEST 8 TOP HOW: Coach Schucard, John Dreslinski. Ron Pawlak. Greg Blatnik. Coach Leonard. 3rd ROW: Marly Martina, Dan Ferrell, Leslie Merek, Roy Lamiie, Tony Zimcosky. Mike Jaknowski 2nd ROW: Rich Kucmski, Joe Barczak, Bob Tegowski, Dale Perkowskl, Allen Pawlak. Pat Brazytis. BOTTOM ROW: Stan Sulkowski, Gary Meczka, John Wicenski. Dave Lamka, Joe Brilla. Brain Unschenbrenner. Rich Brazytis. 125 Flyer Football Fever And This Little Piggy Iron Came Home 130 Homecoming Highlights Homecoming was the greatest. Everyone sensed the special excitement this year. The expectations and tensions mounted as 17(H) students and 70 faculty members rapidly filled the handsome new gym that misty Friday morning in October. It was the pageantry of presenting the 1968 Homecoming Queen. One could not forget the sights and sounds of that moment: the triumphant college fight songs booming in great spirit from the band, the majorettes and cheerleaders performing their sharp routines, the noise, the impatient crowds, the Queen, her court, their escorts nervously waiting, the team to cheer, photographers and their flashing cameras . . . and then the romantic music of Moon River filled the room as the Queen. Joanne Sherbinsky. and her Court. Karen Langowski. Gerri Eubel, Sandy Drabek and Barbara Cisco were escorted to their throne by Senior football players. All attention was focused on them for this moment was theirs. The joy of the occasion was clearly reflected in the bright smiling faces of the girls as they proudly ascended the throne. Once there. Queen Joanne was officially crowned Homecoming Queen by football captain Richard Samuels. Then Coach Gentile spoke and it was pep rally mania. The regal ceremony soon ended and massive bleachers slowly emptied, accompanied only by the intermingled voices of those congratulating the Court and the emotion that took form in tears of joy. The emotion and excitement didn't end at the rally however. It was rekindled that night at West Tech Field where the South-Rhodes football game was played. Several thousand students and supporters braved that chilly night to cheer the Flyers to victory. Throughout the bleachers a pattern of orange and black hues could be seen. Colorful shakers adorned the stands as did ribbons and mum. Through the cold night one felt the electricity and tension in the air. The public address crackled out the starting lineups often being drowned out by the roars of approval from the Flyer crowd. The night progressed unveiling the unforgettable scenes . . . the loud cheering led by the orange clad cheerleaders. halftime performances, the band in full array, majorettes at their best, the Homecoming Queen, her pompous presentation to the crowd, the Alma Mater in its glory-pride on the field, and to cap it off. the pandemonium that broke loose with the final seconds licking away. A 28 0 Flyer victory sent everyone home happy and in the right frame of mind for the Homecoming Dance the following night. The dance brought a close to an exciting Homecoming Weekend on a somewhat quieter note than the night before. The cafeteria was colorfully decorated with helium filled balloons that floated about the ceiling. Everyone was dressed in their best as they danced to the beat of the Keystones. The Queen and her Court appeared making the evening complete. The music drew to a close near midnight and the school emptied slowly signifying the end of Homecoming. What remained were the tattered shreds of tissue flowers and streamers hanging limply from the cars as they slowly left the school carrying their exhausted passengers. Some were tired from a weekend of excitement. . . but for others there were the memories that would long go remembered. 132 Gerri Eubcl Karen Langowski 133 Vocal Music A CAPPELLA TOP ROW (Loft to Right) George Steward, Dave Umerley, Kim Kukoleck, Erie Peterson. Ed McCuc, Michael Heaton, Paul Fcher. Danta Serrani. Rich Samuels, Bruce Kowalski, Jack ilrivnak. Howard Turner THIRD ROW: Jerry Todorovisk. Galen Alexander. Robert Vanik, Joe Beilinski. Roger Zalcwski, Steven Malkicwicz. Al Simenc. Kwing Hess, Bill Spark, John Opalenik. Bill Demopoulcs. John Rusknok, Ronald Brown. SECOND ROW: Vicky Stojanovic. Chris Golovorsic. Diane Waldrcn. Judv Baranowski. Joyce Woodhall. Beth Wrana. Pat Smymczck, Bonnie I.eonhart. Joanne Sherhinsky, Barbra Gregorowicz, Carol Holnapy. Pat Gruhc, Nancy Brown 1.ir -ia Wolske. GIRI.S CLEF. ALL CITY CHORUS MADRIGALS FIRST ROW: Miss A. Kadel, Helene Strausk. Debbie Riley. Pat Kusmck. Margaret Dziedzic. Jackie Slesinger. Betlv Rule. Judy Chiller, Cary Jones, Connie Evert, Karen Heskin, Sandy Wisniewski, Martha Zabnikar. Deborah Kielicki. OPEN HOUSE ENCORES 137 The Marching Band and Orchestra Tlie New Sontli High Hand Uniform. BAND BACK ROW: CcorRC Steward. Uonard Livingston. Bill Miller. Al Nunley. Mike lleaton. I.arry Jacoxs. Steve Starch. .Ji Blaut FOURTH ROW: Bill Pa� elkewic7, hwing Hess. Dan Cline..l.orry-Col°g . Nina Frederick. Torn Loefflcr. Dianne Farrar. Jay Oology. THIRD ROW: Cary Col. ■mail, Sharon P ' °,t'nfh1amlCfi,h 1 rollcn. Maricttc Malley. Frank Rebeka. James Valentine, Dennis Creie SECOND ROW; Can Davies. Roscannc man y . Saucr- p« ‘ Crub«- Luanna Panek. Jud Pudwoiski. Pat Bilski FRONT ROW: John IV -ha. Ed l.o, tfh r. Tom Her- man, Fred Crobcs, Sandy Evans. Judy Warner. Toni Paletta. Bob Vanik. Kav Woodbum. Darrel Hib,an. Mr Zipav Director One, Two. Ready Spiel ORCHESTRA CONCERT M ASTER: Christine Bukowski GIRLS' BOWLING. SIXTH ROW: Judi Harley. Pat Smietch, Cyndy Kawolies. Viv Elkins. Sandy Drubek. Betty Gavlenski. Miss Vlk. FIFTH ROW: Cindy Kula ewski. Linda Nowacki. Mary Prarat. Barb Butts, Jo Love. Janet Zuchowski. FOURTH ROW: Irene Pilch. Sharon Licdtkc. Nancy Markuska. Linda Miller. THIRD ROW: Linda Smith, J � Sh.rbinsky, Debbie Bales. SECOND ROW: Cathy Cooper. Marsha Sobiech FIRST ROW: Sue Markus ka. GIRLS CYM LEADERS, STANDING: Nancy Markuszka. Sue Markus ka. JoAnne Sherbmsky, Jean Jakowski. Janet Zuehowski. SEATED: Linda Jones. Pat Szymanski. Karen Slenipa. Viv Elkins. Linda Miller. Judi Harley. Cyndy Kawolios. Julie Wagner. Karen Langowski. Liz Falcionc, Sandy Drabek 140 C.A.A. STANDING: Diane Jorski, Marsha Sil� itBarb Gregorowicz. Pat ('ole Cindy Waliszewski. Karin Kulesza, Barb Butts. Joanne Love. Lana McKley. Debbie Bales. Janet Robinson. SITTING: Sue Markus .ka, Sands Drabck. Karen Lungowski, Li Faleione, Jean Jakowski, Pat S .ymanski, Nancy Markuszka. Linda Jones, Judi Harley, Julie Wagner. Viv Elkins, Cvndy Kavvolics, Linda Miller, Karen Slenipa, Janet Zuchovvski. 141 UP, UP. AND AWAY USHERS CLUB. STANDING (Left-right) Sharon Mine. Marsha Sibils. Cindy Waliszcsvski. Irene Kilch. Cyndi K ossa lies, Marlcen Martin, Marge Stryezny, Marlene Milc esvski, Nancy Marknszka. SEATED: Bonnie Szustakosvski. Dcbby llibjan. Viv Elkins. Pat Cole. Samis Drabek. Shiela Mine. Fran Jarrell. Suzie Marknszka. GERMAN CLUB (Left-right) Dchbs Fox. Ken Podolak. Miss Weiss—Advisor. Anita Butler. Craig Hejnal. BEACON STANDING (Left-right) Catl.s Cooper Debbie Shinglcton. Paul Passlikosvski. Karen Sue Nlarkuszka. Miss R,stoss-Advisor. Marge Krol SEATED: Marcia Solmch. Karin kulcs a. Ccrrl Eubel. Cyndy Kasvolics. I LITERARY CLUB-TOP BOW (Left-right) Mr. Tam-ler—Advisor. Lorry Cology, Sharon Frost. Kurt DeAtley. Bill Miller. Mark Toole. Becky Sledz. SECOND HOW: Monica Juricwiccz. HORTICULTURE CLUB. FRONT (SEATED): James McMarlin. STANDING (Left-right): Ricky Johnson. Rich Baufman. Ken Podolak. Ron Brown. John Foiulo Linda Lewicki. Denise Ful-cemer, Ken Zmvja, Kathy Thrlln THIRD ROW: Lana McElcy. Joanne Vince, Judy Cryzbowski. Cerri Donat. FOURTH ROW: Jeff McDaniel. Dehliv Price. Betty Morales. FIFTH ROW: George Steward. Patt Cruhe, Lorry Baur, Chris Kiclbasa. Rene McColagan, Wilma McNcse, Debby Butler. BOOSTERS CLUB TOP ROW (Left-right) Marsha Sibils. Helen Novak. Diane Jorski SECOND ROW: Karin Kulcsza. Rich Samuels, Mary Kislia. Linda Jones. THIRD ROW: Irene l ikota. Cindy Kulaszewski, Carole Piitvnski, Anne Cleary. BOTTOM ROW: Blanche Pogowski. Sandy Sulkouski. Mary Anne Zybinewski, Anne Kisha, Mary Golcinbicwski. Rick Barlow announces too. M.S.H. DIRECTORATES BACK ROW: Len Victory, Klaus Arscnevicz, Ken Mikula. Earn Smosny, Glenn Huter. SECOND ROW: Bill Rule, Sharon Lietltke, Debbie Shinglcton. SueTrusko-laski. FIRST ROW: Carol Pyc. Connie Czcpcinski. Margie Strycznv. HAM. GUARDS: John Mirantz. Al Simenc. John Pokornv. Allan Gresco, Reiny Khiczynski, Al Filbcrto, Ron Hcbcbrand, Rich Chicke, Al Smosny, Xenon Sobkowiak. FRENCH Cl.I B. TOP ROW: Carol Putynski. Irene l.akota. Chris Cloversie. Anne Kisha. Connie Frida SECOND ROW: Marlccn Nlarcin. Mrs. Powell, Mary Kisha. Blanche Pogowski. BOTTOM ROW: Debby Riley, Sharon Mine. FOOTBALL PROGRAM COMMITTEE. (SEATED—left lo right) TOP ROW: Don BOOKSTORE (STANDING—left to right) Greg Antczak. Wessel, Judi Harley MIDDLE ROW: jean Jakowski. Sandy Drabek. Linda Miller, Jim Sheila Mine. Marlccn Marcin. Sandy Drabek. Sharon Mine. Troszka. BOTTOM ROW: Karen Slcmpa. Janet Zuchowski. Marleen Marcin. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY (left to right) BACK ROW: Greg Antczak. Don Wessel, Emic Kcllat. Daryl Dzioba, Rich Samuels. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Solochicr—Advisor. Mike Olschewsky, Marlccn Marcin. Anita Butler, Janet Zuchowski. Bill Dcmopoulis. SECOND ROW: Judi Harley. Karen Slcmpa. Linda Miller. Sharon Liedtke. FRONT ROW: Sheila Mine. Judy Warner, Ken Podolak, Jean Jakowski, Sue Manlus ka. VISUAL AID E S ST AN I)1NC (Lcft-rlghl) ] Baekos. Ed Narleski. non Kokley. RichChambers. FUTURE SCIENTISTS (Left-right) Zenia Kulish, Pat Polocowiecz, Ji ff McDaniel. Mr. St a uil ei i ha u r. (Advisor). HEOCA TOP ROW (I.cft-right); L Jones. S. Mine. S Markuszka. J Harley, S Truskolaski. V. Elkins. L Miller. S Drabek. J Sherhinsky, C. Ko alics. A Butler. MIDDLE ROW: S Mine. 1 Sohiech. P. Cole. J. Jakowski. C Cooper. K Slempa. K. Kulcsza. M. Marcin. P Szymanski, G. Waliszesvski, B. Pogosvski BOTI'OM ROW: B Ciseo. I Pilch. B Gregorwicz. B. Szustakosvski. L Falcione, II Magargec. Miss Kompski—Advisor; D Warner. K Langowski. N. Markus ka. J Zuchowski. FUTURE NURSES (Lc(t-right) Debby Riley. Carole Piitvnski. Rose Franchino. Jnd Hart. Zcnia Kulish OFFICE AIDES BACK ROW (Lelt-right): Sharon Savehuk. Lana McElev, Martha Tabrukar. Man Kislia. SECOND ROW: Nancy Markuszka. Anne Cleary. Ann Kisha. Mar lene Tvmoc. Carole Putynski FRONT ROW: Karin Kulesza, Debby Riley. Chris Clovcrsic. MAJORETTE AND CHEERLEADER ADVISORS Miss Cifjmi. Mrs Proclt. MAJORETTES SECOND ROW: Karen Smith. Bonnie Szustakowski, Sharon Mine. Head Majorette. FIRST ROW: Debbie Hibjan. Marsha Sibixts. Judy Cnatowski JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS TOP ROW: Sandy Rakoczy, Sandy Jankowski. MIDDLE ROW: Loretta Barzytis, Nancy Clivar. BOTTOM ROW: l.ucy Nobile, Captain; l.ynette Scrchari. Co-Captain VARSITY CHEERLEADERS TOP ROW: Karin Kulcszu. Captain MIDDLE ROW: Judi Harlcv, Co-Captain; Jean Jakowski BOTTOM ROW: Sue Truskolaski. Liz Falcione. Student Council ADVISOR: Mr. Vcm L. J acobs FALL OFFICERS: Bob Gilchrist. President; Marleen Marcin, Secretary; Nancy Gricssmar. Treasurer; Betty Apana, Vice-President; Len Dreslinski, Sgt. at Arms. SENIOR MEMBERS OF STUDENT COUNCIL SPRING OFFICERS: Bill Miller, Sgt. at Arms; Barb Grcgorowicz; Vice-President; Sandy Jankowski. Secretary; l.en Dreslinski. President Lynnctte Sercnari. Treasurer. 151 Drama ADVISOR: Mr R D. Cole DRAMA: Top Jo Bottom Left to Right Bob Novacovic. Jim Hcbcrbrand, Frank Stepka. Jim Traska. Sliicla Mine, Frank Rebecka, Barb Grogoruwicz. Jim Ncmccky. Jim MacDowcll, Len Livingston, Marlocn Marcin, Julie Wagner. and Mr. Cole Antigone brought to light on the South High stage the timeless plea of the set rule of authority versus the rights of the individual. The bitter struggle between one’s own conscience and the law set the theme for Antigone. No happy compromise could be reached. Antigone attempts to bury her brother’s corpse against the order of Creon, her uncle the king. Through rebellion she has condemned herself and has been put to death by Creon. As in all great tragedies, her revolt bears fruit only after her death. Antigone refused to surrender herself to happiness and allow the desecration of her brothers body. She even went so far as to sacrifice love of life and Haemon to prove her point. Creon—a somewhat modern day dictator—places himself above everyone even to the point of making a mockery of religion. His life was power. The everstanding conflict still remains with no simple answer yet in sight. 69 Yearbook Staff Pal Cole Paulette Dudziak Nina Frederick Dennis Crcic Anthony Hoad Larry Jacox Linda Jones Ann Kish a Mary Kisha Jim Mac Dowell Marleen Marcin Phil Marunowski Sharon Mine Shicla Mine Mike Olskhewskv Blanche Pogowski Janet Voromy Cindy VValiszewski Judy Warner Don Wessel Janet Zuchowski EDITOR: Janet Zuchowski. CO-EDITOR, Blanche Pogowski 69 YEARBOOK STAFF FACULTY SECTION: Ann and Mary Kish;. Meetings were frequent with our Advisor and Yearbook Representative. Time it was, And what a time it was It was; A time of innocence, A time of confidences. Long ago it must he, I have a photograph. Preserve your memories, They're all that's left you.” 156 $8 3 0807 088205424