Streator Township High School - Hardscrabble Yearbook (Streator, IL)

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I5-. num, I 2 Envy-'Q 5 5 g 5' 24 ' I a I, p. ,' 1 z . , A l 1 1 'Q I 9. 1 -www? Q ml. 1. 'K I 0 . W...- A ..,. ...-.. -, 1 INDUQILIAI, ARTS ' 1 'K Ja , mf? Q ' ' ' ' A z -1 P ,..,,, Y J, v N, T I 1-1 1 gj M 'nigh ,I ,Q : I Q' ' K ' 'f - 5 I A . A ?,32:....l Qing 1 6 x M W Q 1 V 4 3 31-.. Q 'M 3 '73 L, wp. 7 g.,.......- ..-UQ l-lb H K , - 1-'A-11 113, ' , , A Y ' I - L' M ..?-fb-W K-.MM KTM 1 2 , n 5 V , , X ,CT-'T 'f , ' f 'X ' wwf ,M T7 Jie' I .7-f 'f ' 110' BUSI N ESS SECRETARIAL . ,,JM'!' 5' xl! .1 l I 'Q'-F H Q .1 5, n, f' This course begins with General Business, which is required in The freshman year. The purpose of This course is To develop a general undersianding of funda rnenTal business principles and pracTices among The sTudenTs. Then, Those who are more inTeresTed in The secreTarial, raTher Than clerical, phase of business, will pro- ceed wiTh TypewriTing I and II, Shorthand I and II, and Bookkeeping I and II. BUSINESS CLERICAL ATHLETICS 'WR IWW 'ii There are nine interscholastic sports at SHS in vvhich any boy can participate. They are football, cross country, basketball, wrestling, svvimming, track, baseball, golf, and tennis. The job of manager is available for a boy who is interested in athletics but unable to participate actively. Awards are given in each sport according to age and achievement. All teams are vvell equipped and have the same basic policies, each competing in the lllinois Valley and the North Central Illinois Conferences. I0 DANCES ff C 1- g 5 0 X I V , ,K - 1 'H , 'A 1 1 I f ,A ' , . . 1. f I , - Q ' - p ! R ' . in aj QL. . ,. 1 W 'sw-ive, X - .3 -Q- 4,.,,n. W? f'1' Qsf 3. V' 1 i I . 74 y f :Q v . - P' :il ' ,Q 'Q , ' ' ' 'L 9 ' ' '-'Jizz L 'fi' ' V - 'i W, ' X, . 45 4, ' , W. . .4 7 We , 'M -My -, V ,- .31 A ,, 1:fh 2, ,su av 'G-si ' Jil' 4 fl' ,A Q , A , K 4-535 ,Q 1' MW' , A ' Q 5' x N, Q 464+ -D-w-v f V, V I, ,, lP ' ' H r v-as '- A -1' ,.. - .JV p - . e : Jf.f'.2 g 5 'N . , A. , f 5Qu' Y' 1 ' ,, , ,F . -- v , A 1 W. ., ' , PRODUCTIONS so 22, T gi Some of The producTions aT SHS include The audiToriunas, The STudenTTalenTShow, The speech conTesT play, and various pep rally skils, The annual all-school plays are Two of The principal producTions presenTed aT SHS each year. A Typical scene from TIME OUT FOR GINGER CpicTured abovej is The resulT of many long hours of work which are puT on each producTion. The Music DeparTmenT holds annual spring and winTer concerTs and for The second Time presented an exce-llenT opereTTa. AT The beginning of each school year The l-lardscrabble STaTT wriTes and produces a skiT To help publicize The selling of The annual yearbook. if .3gg g. Q an Q21 'rfiifgg A , ff-wif f ui. i',,hs5i?l,: IM: a A . wg: - 4111-1 1 'J' wen .K , - 4, I I N: up ,K .., M 5 f Be, , 'ESE , ,Q 1v,a5f Y v fx ix . fir , 'Je' . xx,- 5285. fum 1 V , ,Nw g 5 J' 1 Q 1 9 4 'in-1 s.,,, I I U1 .. 1 ---f 'X 1 1 f ' W ' ' -'-1. ,,,.,, , C-Q. F' 4 ff ,fri '---.. X C I ,4 ,K . 3 H' VY 1 Y li 1 I I 535 ' 2 YQ EDITOR Jim Robertson It has been a pleasure to have been sponsor of the Hardscrabble. The staff and I have endeavored to do our utmost to represent the student body, faculty, administration, and affiliated organiza- tions of SHS. HAR 196 The 1959-1960 schoolyear is about to end. I am sure you will agree with me when I say that it has been a wonderful year full of memorable events and unforgettable people. To insure these remembrances, we, the 1960 yearbook staff, are proud to present you with this 1960 Hardscrabble. We hope you enioy this book as much as we have enioyed preparing it for you. As editor, I would also like to thank the liter- ary staff, typists, the photographers, and Mr, Brown for their untiring work and aid. Good luck to the class of 1960 in their future plans, and continued success to the classes of 1961, 1962, and 1963 ,:..5f?,4,,pZM, SPONSOR Mr. George Brown 'YI Q , 3 55' I BUSINESS MANAGER Barbara Erler BUSINESS ADVISOR Doris Brix 'wb-..,,,,,. TYPISTS Jean Goluba x PHOTOGRAPHERS Bob Norris Barry Amell Karen Baars ARTIST Karen Knoedler ART ADVISOR Stanley Whitley TH E LITERARY STAFF f I Q-of ,- nu... liar Q-r SEATED: Nan Ailmey, Judy Ahearn, Carol Picker, Sandy Vissering, Judy Halcotf, Janice Defenbauglw STANDING: Bob Novolney, Dave Snyder, Jim Fetzer. LITERARY ADVISOR: Grace Magierski, Dick Zion, Dave Yulwas, Ed Caplno. SOLICITORS ROW I: D. Myers, B. Mallonee, S. Golick, S. Grabowski, M. Javorsky, R. Wlnferrovvd. ROW 2: P. Mish, J. McMlllin, P. Couglwlin, K. Ryan, S. Hjerpe, K. Knoedler, C. Kolesar, M. Botfino, S. Hoag, P. Gwaltney. ROW 3: C. Baker, P. Tibbles, J. Teberg, K. Adnour, D. Dra p, L. Crawford, P S. Vissering, J. Ross, M. Benner, P. McFadden, P. Taylor, S. lgel. ROW 4: J. Freese, B. Bergstad, S. Noon, J. Halcott, S. Sabol, C. Picker, Borglin, R. Besserman, M. Jakupcak, V. Stasell, M. Arthur, K. Kelly, J. Kyle, N. Prilep. x a s L.. I-S T., 1 I K. . HQ 'I I 'jx I I J 13 Sondra Richmond Jean Sarnorajski Carolyn Fefsko HOMECOMING CANDIDATES A RRIVE e Crowning 1-19 f' f l The 1959-1960 Homecoming Queen is . . . CAROL COSEK! x I L3 The Victory Dance s Z X gf, U 4 vi V 4'?7?!. GET-ACQUAINTED HOP Q, .w,..,.,-...qw J-,Sf V 9 Z? -U1 stab . , t , 2 , x I , .7 9355 'EQE1 ' V F . ,Q wgffrsfg my fm Q '52, ey -.gf N . ,L A- gi Q ,N s fu- fp 2 .L Queen - Magfgo Eilts King - John Sabol 4 ,J -an 1' 0 :Ir 5 fm' N G' 'Iv' 'J I' 1 is , v, I-Zi ii' sm we A-- 7 .4 -If ,, 'I' , -.Vi 3.5221 , Jef, .29 'E Ti o A J 1 .L , K IIA 1. to 765 V J ROW 'lz J. Schallhammer, D. Bober, M. Bauer, A. Davis, J. Casey, P. Woolford, R. Schull, M. Ross, M. Bottino, E. Pollett. ROW 2: B. Dyce, C Irwin, K. Abbott, R. Losak, O. Giesholt, F. Behrens, R. Schobert, J. Ross, E. Spar, P. Taylor, C. Whitaker. ROW 3: B. Quaka, D. Drapp, D. Rausch Lynn Hennish, G. Lukach, C. Peterson, J. Donart, E. Scott, M. Swain, J. Dueser, Mr. Rouillard. ROW 4: L. Bundy, S. Bowman, J. Casey, L. Henish K. Brickert, J. Gannon, J. Spencer, B. Carby, J. Howell, L. Gingrich, K. Ullom, M. Menzie, P. Brown. ABSENT: R, Aldridge, P. Caughlin, E. King J. Putnam. The mixed chorus is composed of boys interested in singing and upperclass girls who have been promoted from the girls' chorus. The mixed chorus, under the direction of Mr. Rouillard, is a balanced group of voices which does much singing. During the past year the chorus has contributed to the enjoyment of both the student body and the general public. Besides entertaining the people of Streator in the Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert, the chorus has presented pro- grams for the various elementary schools and participated in the music contest on February 27. 32 rr , , r' ' as :gl df Y ul an lll-'H Girls who are learning to sing part harmony and girls who are being trained for the mixed chorus make up the membership of the girls' chorus. Under the di- rection of Mr. Rouillard, the girls' chorus has entertained many people in the Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert. In addition to these events, several ensembles were entered inthe music contest on February 27. ROW 1: C. Padilla, M. Meyers, S. Stowers, J. Bergeson, B. Taylor, P. Roan, J. Cunningham, R. Higgins, M. Trainor, C. Dent, J. Kraske, B Musovich, M. Casey, A. Parker, L. Fialko. ROW 2: S. Goluba, P. Easton, J. Feezel, K. Scott, S. Hays, K. Oberholtzer, B. Zelenak, N. Hard grove, K. Sotterman, G. Vivian, G. Nink, S. Robertson, J. Handzus, R. Rogers, J. Heinz, V. Zimmerman. ROW 3: M. Warner, R. Yanello, B Chalkey, B. Elias, M. Soltis, J. Pound, M. McCumsey, V. Zmia, S. Melrose, J. Schroeder, J. Brewer, M. Barber, S. Holocker, J. Perry, A. Berta J. Hefler, Mr. Rouillard. ROW 4: M. Elias, C. Hetland, K. Case, I. Austin, M. Gura, B. Mital, J. Johnson, J. Reynolds, L. Langstaff, S. Hendrick son, S. Kolb, J. Read, K. Kolesar, J. Bean, C. Bedeker, L. Lorentzen, N. Watson. THE REVIEW The iournalism class of Streat- or High School puts out a bi- weekly paper, the REVIEW. The students prepare the paper tor publication themselves, and it contains sports events, club news, proiects, student honors, dances, items about teachers, and gos- sip. Each student, by requirement, is an editor of the paper at least once. The newspaper serves not only the school andthe communi- ty, but also is an outlet for those interested in iournalism. Ja? X ji gi. Lett to right: J. Cook K. Van Buren, P. Tib bles, R. Winterrowd, J Zimmerman. Left to righh B. S. Brownell, K. Baars, V. Armstrong. SPONSOR Miss Moynihan Left 10 right: P. O'Hara J. Glass, J. Seymour, L Penfold. J' y, ww, C 'L ,V ' . , 7 W www H J T5 ei 'A Q N , , V ,kl ,f -is rv' ffgy a Q , ,Z Q3 in ZW 75 m Q, 3 ' 4? A V w Q , ,, fy u ,pm ?,, , ,f 1' iiweyf ,5 wifi W5 , 43 I 6 .Q 1, 5,4 mfaf A 7 'X ff S '-I Q i 3 Jig.: vs t Q 3 is Q Q 55 4 as 'f mf 59,253 M, , 7, .A 22fQiQ. PH Z ,, .W NOVEMBER 6 AND 7 1959 -?-f . 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We are certam that the present us the foundatuon for the future and that change wall be gradually accepted Ten years ago televnsnon seemed umpos sible to most people but few doubt at today Many other developments have taken place nn re cent years and have been rncorporated mto our everyday lnvnng More changes wall occur Together they cause progress Your educatron has lust started and will contnnue whether you go to college or not Educa hon today as the best foundatnon for tomorrow Plan your future Set a goal Work toward the goal You can do what you are determnned to do Good luck Superuntendent , ,g,-fri .1 , F 1 'QL J' X 1 V V 1 5? lil' . lx f r MR. LEO MARTIN A of Illinois Administrative Assistant B.S. and M.S., University MISS JEANNE MISS GWENDOLYN HARRIS Director ot Guidance B.S. in Ed., Illinois State Nor- mal University M.A., Northwestern University be 5 5' MR. BEN WESTLAKE SODERSTROM Boys' Counselor Girls' Counselor B.Ed., Northern Illinois State B.S. and Illinois M.A. University of Teachers College M.S., Illinois State Normal Uni- versity JOHN R. SOLON GENE HOAG BOARD EDUCATION WILBERT N. STEVENSON President RALPH J. SENZ DR. C. T. HAWKINS BEN KAPLAN DR. GEORGE POWERS, JR. 45 '59 A 3 a 4 ff 4 , , . ,ws4:S4. mi? 755, ,Tex ' fx t fb .A 'W if ' w v gixz 5' sk' 4 A A .r ma f , kwa- 41 1v,2.LZ , if QE fa, Wh ' FL-ff we f , W ,Q 4 S Z Q ,Y,,,. , I ' ,, y . ., Q, n 7 'g,5fjW,w,7 ,F ,Ig , wg . M V ,im,f'jg2 ,mv f , if J ,Q WL W: kk ., ,RL him S7 ffl: V 1 -:sl-if 2523? V 'hzqff 5 ,A X w 1 mv? 4 f' . ,TW ,L if 7? u. L, jQigf.L,,,, , 152 fi., ' wwf N -C, LILLIAN GOLL SUSAN GREER Sig! S 'X GEORGE GRISHAM Physical Education Language Arts Mathematics B.S. and M.S., Illinois State Nor- B.A., Eureka College B.S. and M.E., Mississippi State mal University M.S., Western Illinois Universit University JAMW S - ' rr I U1 P9 I X j1,2,Q!zf ROBERT JONES LEWIS D. LLOYD CLARE M. LOUIS Social Studies Science Commerce B.S., Western Illinois State Uni- B.S., University of Chicago B.E., Illinois State Normal Uni- versity M.S., Bradley University versity M.A., Colorado State College of Education f'7 , ,755 75,1 Qs L . 5 .., 'xv X 'rl A , YK if . 4 F Orsqqpg- V l ' .' 'fx L 0 fr, ALBERT J. LUNDBERG FRANCIS MCINERNEY CHARLES MCNEAL Physical Education Physical Education Science B.S. and M.S., University of ll- B.S. and M.S., Western State Uni- B-S-, WGSTGVH lllif1OiS STBTS COl linois versity lege JOHN L. McNElL GRACE MAGIERSKI LOUIS MAGIERSKI Social Science English Social Science B S Illinois State Normal Uni B.A.,Jarnes Millikin University B.S. and M.A., University of Il versity M.A., University of Colorado linOiS MS Western Illinois State Col ege -5 SUSANN E MAHONEY English B.S. and M.A., University of II- linois ,gy will Avi. MILDRED L. MOYNIHAN English B.A., University of lllinois M.A., Northwestern University ,K A six' ,ii Sig? sk,-c.lz srxgtfk-1 'Z ELOISE NASH Language Arts B.A., College of St. Teresa REINO NORI RUBY ONDEK MAX PATRICK Physical Education Commerce Social Science B.E., Northern lllinois University B.E., lllinois State Normal Uni- B.S., James Millikin University M.A., University of Alabama versity M.S., Northern lllinois Universi- M.A., Northwestern University ty tt -111. JOHN C. ROUILLARD Music B.M.Ed. and M.M,, Northwestern University ROBERT G. SCHRAMM Science B.E., Western Illinois State Uni- versity M.S., Northwestern University , f 1 , , 3 I , 1 S 1- swim. am I AILENE SCHNEIDER MARY K. SCHOUTEN English Physical Education B.S., Illinois State Normal Uni- B.S.,EasternIllinous University versity BYRON D. SNOW Industrial Arts JEANNE SODERSTROM Social Science B.E., Northern Illinois State Teach- B.A. and M.A., University of Il ers College linois M.A., Colorado State College of Education , ,W is i 'V Nj has .tsw-. JAMES L. STEPHENS DELLA L. SWANSON LUCILLE M. TKACH Physical Education Commerce English B.S. and M.S., Southern Illinois Streator Teachers Training School B.E., Illinois State Normal Uni University Illinois State Normal University versity M.A., University of lllinois RICHARD TREPANIER STANLEY WHITLEY Science Art B.S. and M.A., University of Iowa B.S., University of illinois A Y fl If ,IW iy ii' 2 H f x yyceycy 'wiv-4 X rp M 'ss Q 13 9 l CAROLYNE HAMANN, RN. School Nurse R.N., Garfield Park Hospital B.S., University ot Minnesota f Faculty Christmas Food Basket 4l ' HELEN WHITLER Librarian B.A., James Millikin University M.L.S., University ot Illinois i bn.. 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K . 1 ' XA, f,g , '- , 5 A , Q' W 3,1621 fs V if f ,Q , X 'I rv. V . mi3,g,.- ww, ,Af I A h af- - ,' 0+ ' -, ff nw 1. - , , ,, w ' f A A v 1 V . M I ,W 'W A ty M ,,,, ,A , ff qfywnr W My N ...WM sw X 1 if - ' . f f J , qv z : ,.f' wwyf Q 7? ,Q :,.x1f, , V a y 5 9 ,ggxzww 'JV f 41,24 JVW' 1 KAREN ABDNOUR Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 4: Organizations: Y-Clubs l-2- 3-4, President 2, Secretary 4, GAA l, FTA l, French Club 2-3, WIZZ Jr. 4, Conventions: Y-Clubs l-2-3-4: Class Committees: Prom 3, Class Dance 4. JOHN ADAMS John Athletics: Track lf Awards: Science I: Music: Glee 2-3: Organiza- tions: Science Club l-2, French Club 2: Dramatics: Play Crews 2: Conventions: Conservation Camp 3. ,-mm: tm SALLIE ALDERMAN Sal Class Offices: Executive Committee 37 Organizations: Y-Clubs l-2-3, GAA 1, FHA 2-3-4, Treasurer 4: Art Club 4: Girls' Tennis 3: Class Committees: Prom 3. ARLIE KENNETH ALDRIDGE Handsome Athletics: Football l, Baseball ly Awards: Atheltics l. ,vw W, ,, '23 JUDITH ADAMS JUDY Awards: Business 3, Safety Essays l-2: Organizations: Y-Clubs l-2-3, Secretary 3: FHA 2-3-4, Treasurer 3, President 4: Dramatics: Play Crews l-2: Class Committees: Prom 3, Class Dance I-2. JUDITH ANNE AHEARN Coach Awards: Language I, Speech 3, Music l, Outstanding Junior 3: Music: Band l-2: Class Offices: Vice Presiednt l-3: Publications: Hardscrabble Staff 4: Organizations: Student Council 2-4, Latin Club l-2, Dolphins 2-3-4, Press Reporter 3, President 4, Golf 2: Dramatics: One Foot in Heaven 2, Time Out for Ginger 4, Play Crews I-2, Thespians 2-3-4, Press Reporter 4: Conventions: Student Council 4, Latin I-2, Girls' State 3: Class Committees: Prom General Chairman 3, Concessions 3, Class Dance l. l J I l , BARRY D. AMELL Ber Athletics: Football l-2-3: Awards: Athletics l-2-3: Organizations: Y-Clubs l. RUSSELL ANTOLIK RUSS bl EDWARD ROBERT ASCHINGER Bob Athletics: Golf 2: Awards: Science 1-2-3, Safety Essay 4: Organiza- tions: Science Club l-2-3, Art Club 4: Conventions: Conservation Camp 4. NELLE ANN ATHEY Nan Athletics: Golf 3, Tennis 2, Swimming 3: Awards: Business 2-3-4: Music: Band l: Class Offices: Executive Committee 4: Publications: Hardscrabble Staff 4: Organizations: Y-Clubs 'I-2, GAA 'l, Latin Club l: Dramatics: Play Crews 2: Class Committees: Prom 3, Con- cessions 3, Class Dance l-2. VALERIE ARMSTRONG Val Publications: Review 4: Organizations: WIZZ Jr. l-2: Dramatics: Play Crews 3-4, Thespians 4: Conventions: Latin 3: Class Commit- tees: Concessions 3, MARILYN ARTHUR Awards: Music l-2: Music: Band l-2-3: Class Offices: Executive Committee 2: Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 4: Dramatics: Sing for Your Supper 2, Play Crews l-2-3-4, Thespians 2-3-4, Scribe 4: Class Committees: Prom 3. DAVE BAILEY Beetle Athletics: Football l-2-3-4, Basketball I-2-3-4, Baseball 'l-2, Golf 3-4: Awards: Athletics I-2-3-4: Organizations: Student Council 2, S-Club 2-3-4: Class Committees: Prom 3. CAROL BAKER Baby Doll Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 4: Organizations: Y-Clubs 1-2-4, Hub Council 3-4, FHA 4: Class Committees: Prom 3, Concessions 3, Class Dance 2. 62 KAREN BAA RS Awards: Business 3-4, Safety Essay 3: Class Offices: Class Execu tive Committee 'l: Publications: Review 4, Hardscrabble Staff 4 Organizations: Y-Clubs I-2-4, GAA I, FHA 4, Bowling Club 2, Dramatics: The Heiress 3: Conventions: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Class Com mittees: Prom 3, Concessions 3, Class Dance 1. BOB F. BABCZAK Organizations: Y-Clubs l-2, Streator Boxing Club 3-4. PATRICIA ANN BANDURA Pat Awards: Business 3: Organizations: GAA lp Class Committees: Prom 3, Class Dance 3. BONNIE BARR Publications: Review 4, Organizations: Y-Clubs I-2-3-4, Press Re- porter 3, Chaplain 4, French Club I-2-3: Conventions: Y Conven- tions 2-4: Class Committees: Prom 3, Concessions 3, Class Dance I-2-3-4. DIANNE BEDEKER Di Organizations Y-Clubs l, FHA 2-3-4, Treasurer 2, Vice President 4, Pep Club 2, Girls' Tennis 2, WIZZ Jr. 3-4: Dramatics: Play Crews 2: Class Committees: Prom 3, Concessions 3, Class Dance 2-3. JO ANN BEHRENS Organizations: Y-Clubs I-2, Hub Council 4, GAA I: Class Com- mittees: Class Dance 2. liw ,qw DON BEAMER Athletics: Cross Country 2-3-4: Basketball 2-3-4: Awards: Athletics I-2-3-4: Organizations S-Club 2-3-4: Class Committees: Prom 3. CHARLENE BEAULAC Char Organizations: FNA I-2-3-4, Latin Club I-2-3, Pep Club 2: Class Committees: Prom 3, Concessions 3. MARGARET MARY BENNER Bennie Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 4: Organizations: FHA I-2-3-4: Class Committees: Prom 3. BETTY JEAN BERGSTAD Betts Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 4: Organizations: Y-Clubs I-2-3-4, Treasurer 3, FHA 4, Pep Club 2: Class Committees: Prom 3, Concessions 3, Class Dance 4. 63 LAWRENCE BERTA Awards: Music I-2-3-A: Music: Band I-2-3-A, Treasurer 4: Dramatics: Sing for Your Supper 2, Play Crews 2, Thespians 2-3-4. ROSEMARY BESSERMAN Athletics: Golf 3: Awards: Business 3: Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 4: Organizations: Student Council 4, Future Nurses 4, Y-Clubs I, President I, FTA 2-3, Pep Club 3, Chairman 3, Dramat- ics: Play: Crews 2-3: Class Committees: Prom 3. 'IS ROBERT E. BOI-IN Bob Awards: Music I-2-3-4, Science I-2-3-4: Music: Band 'I-2-3-4: Or- ganizations: Science Club I-2-3-4, WIZZ Jr, I-2-3, KAREN BORGLIN Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 4: Organizations: Pep Club 2: Class Committees: Prom 3. PATRICIA BEUMEL Pat Awards: Business 3-11: Organizations: Y-Clubs I-2-A, FHA I-2-3-4: Class Committees: Prom 3, Concessions 3. TERRANCE LEE BIROSCHIK Terry Athletics: Cross-Country I-2-3, Track I-2, Baseball 3, Wrestling 2-3: Awards: Athletics I-2-3: Class Offices: Treasurer I: Organizations: Spanish Club 2, S-Club I-2-3-4, WIZZ Jr. I-2-3-4, Sports Director 4. ig MARILYN BOTTINO Awards: Business 4: Music: Glee 2-3-4: Vice President 3, President A: Class Offices: Executive Committee 2-4: Organizations: Student Council 2, FNA 4, GAA I, Spanish Club 2-3, Vice President 2, Pep Club 2, Conventions: Spanish 3: Class Committees: Prom 3, Con- cessions 3, Class Dance 'I-2-3-4. DOUGLAS BOYER Slim Music: Band I. DOUGLAS C. BROCKMAN Doug Athletics: Basketball ly Awards: Athletics l. RONALD C. BROCKMAN DUball EDWARD BRUCK Ed Athletics: Cross-Country I, Track l-2-4: Awards: Science 1-2-3: Organizations: Science Club 1-2-3, WIZZ Jr. 1. KENNETH BURKETT Ken Music: Band l-2-3-4. JAMES E. BREWER Pee Wee KENNETH BRlCKERT Ken Athletics: Basketball lg Awards: Athletics l, Music I-2-3-4: Music: Band I-2-3-4, Vice President 4, Glee 4, Dance Band 4. PATRICIA BROWN Pat' Music: Glee 'I-2-3-4: Organizations: Latin Club l-2-3, Pep Club 3 Dramatics: Play Crews l-2, Stage Call 'lg Conventions: Latin 3 Class Committees: Prom 3. SANDRA BROWNELL Sandy' Athletics: Tennis 1: Awards: Business 4: Publications: Review 4 Hardscrabble Solicitor 4: Organizations: Y-Clubs 'l, Pep Club 2 WIZZ Jr. 3: Dramatics: Stage Call ly Class Committees: Prom 3 Concessions 3, Class Dance 4. EDWARD A. capko Bud Athletics: Football 1, Cross-Country 3-4, Track 2: Awards: Athletics I-2-3-4: Publications: Hardscrabble Staff 4, Hardscrabble Solicitor 4: Organizations: S-Club 3-47 Class Committees: Prom 3. BRUCE CARBY Athletics: Cross-Country 3-4, Music: Glee 4: Class Offices: Execu- tive Committee lp Organizations: WIZZ Jr. 4. JAMES COOK Cookie Awards: Science 2-3-4, Publications: Review 4: Organizations: Science Club 2-3-4, Spanish Club 3-4, Press Reporter 4, Chess Club 3-4, Bowling 1-2-3-4, WIZZ Jr. 4, Dramatics: Play Crews 3: Class Committees: Prom 3, Concessions 3, Class Dance 3. JOHN K. CORDER Organizations: WlZZAJr. 4, Chess Club 4: Class Committees: Prom 3. 66 ROBERT BUTE Specks Athletics: Basketball l-2, Awards: Athletics 'l-2: Organizations: Student Council l. CHRISTOPHER CANTELLO Chris Athletics: Cross-Country 4, Track 4, Wrestling 4: Class Commit- tees: Prom 3. GEORGE C. CHRISTOFF Class Committees: Prom 3. THOMAS CLAYTON Tom' Organizations: Student Council 4, Y-Clubs 2-3, Class Committees Prom 3, Concessions 3. MARGARET ANN COUGHLIN Peg Music: Glee I-2-3-4, Vice President I: Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 4: Organizations: Y-Clubs I-2-3-4, GAA I, Class Commit- tees: Prom 3. DONNA CRAIG Awards: Business 3: Organizations: FHA I-2: Class Committees: Class Dance I. JAMES R. DABLER Jimmy D Class Committees: Prom 3. RITA DADY Daddy-O Awards: Business 3: Organizations: Y-Clubs 4, FTA 3, FHA 4, Pep Club 2-3: Class Committees: Prom 3, Class Dance 2. Xs- I' s N W as 5 LORRAINE CRAWFORD Lolly' Awards: Business 3-4: Publications: Hardscrabble .fblicitor 4: Or ganizations: Y-Clubs I, FTA 3-4, FHA 2-3-4, Class Committees Prom 3, Class Dance 3. WILSON CRAWFORD Willie' Organizations: Art Club 4. ANN DAVIS Annie Music: Glee I-2-3-4: Organizations: FHA I: Class Committees: Prom 3. JANICE DEFENBAUGH Jan Adams-Friendship High School, Adams, Wisconsin I: Awards: Language 2-3, Safety Essay 3-4: Publications: Hardscrabble Staff 4: Organizations: FNA 2-3, FTA 3-4, Historian 4, Latin Club 2'3, Press Reporter 3, Pep Club 2, Swimming Club 3, Chess Club 4: Dramatics: Time Out for Ginger Student Director 4, Play Crews 3-4, Tlwespians 4: Class Committees: Prom 3, Concessions 3, Class Dance 4. 67 CAROLYN DEFFENBAUGH Carrie Athletics: Cheerleading 4: Class Offices: Executive Committee 2: Organizations: Student Council 3, GAA 1, FTA 1, Spanish Club 2-3-4, President 3, Pep Club 4: Dramatics: One Foot in Heaven 2, Play Crews 2-3, Thespians 3-4, Secretary 4: Conventions: Stu- dent Council 3, Spanish 2-3-4: Class Committees: Prom 3, Class Dance 2. JOHN DENT Jack Athletics: Football 1-27 Awards: Athletics l-2: Organizations: Y- Clubs 1-2: Class Committees: Prom 3. 4? I 665' GERALD DEVERA Jerry Athletics: Swimming 2-344: Awards: Athletics 2-3-4: Organizations: U S-Club 3-4. MARGARET F. DOWNEY Maggy Organizations: GAA 1-2. , I FRANK DERRA JOSEPH DETRICK J oe' Organizations: YAClubs 1-2-3, Art Club Class Committees Prom 3. .72 :7 . ol 1. , fi' ,ry W 1 IM' 1-Aff 0' DIANE DRAPP Bugsy Awards Busnness4 Music Glee1234 Publications Hardscrabble Solicitor 4 Organizations YClubs 1234 GAA 2 Spanish Club 2-4 WIZZ Jr 2 Class Committees Prom 3 Concessions 3 Class Dance 2-3. LINDA DUNKLEBERGER Lin Music: Glee 1' Organizations: FNA 1 Y-Clubs 3 GAA 1 French Club 2-3- Dramatics: Stage Call 1- Class Committees: Prom 3. RICHARD ECCLESTON Tank Athletics: Baseball Manager 3: Awards: Athletics 3. MARGO EILTS Mag Class Offices: Executive Committee 3-4, Organizations: Student Council 2, FNA I, Y-Clubs 4, President 4, Spanish Club 2-3-4, Secretary 3, WIZZ Jr. 4: Dramatics: Mrs. McThing 3, Time Out for Ginger 4, Play Crews 2-3, Thespians 4, Stage Call If Class Committees: Prom 3, Class Dance 4. THOMAS A. FERGUSON Ferg Organizations: Student Council I, Class Committees: Prom 3. JAMES FETZER Fetz Athletics: Football I-2, Golf l-2-3-4, Awards: Safety Essay 3, Pub- lications: Hardscrabble Staff 4, Organizations: Student Council 3, Latin Club I, S-Club 2. BARBARA DYCE Music: Glee 4. GEORGE DZURISIN Zuty DAVID ELIAS Bones Athletics: Wrestling l-2-3-4, Awards: Athletics 'l-2-3-4, Organiza- tions: S-Club 2-3-4. BARBARA ANN ERLER 'Barb Awards: Speech 3, Music 1-2-3-4, Music: Band l-2-3-4, Secretary 4: Publications: Hardscrabble Business Manager 4: Dramatics: Sing for Your Supper 2, One Foot in Heaven Student Director 2, Cave-Dwellers 3, Play Crews 2-3, Stage Call I, Thespians 2-3, Class Committees: Prom 3. ,O .I 1 1 JO FREESE Annie Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 4: Organizations: Y-Clubs 1-2, GAA 1, Spanish Club 3-4, Pep Club 2: Conventions: Spanish 4: Class Committees: Prom 3, Concessions 3. GLEN DA GAEDE Goose Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 4: Organizations: Y-Clubs 1, Hub Council 3-4, GAA 1, Pep Club 2, Bowling 2, Girls' Tennis 2, Class Committees: Prom 3, Concessions 3, Class Dance 2. CLINTON JOSEPH GARDNER Joe Music: Band 1-2-3-4: Organizations: Y-Clubs 1-2, Hub Council 2: Class Committees: Prom 3. CHARLES S. GIACINTO Chuck Athletics: Football 1-2, Golf 1-2: Awards: Athletics 1-2, Safety Essay 1: Class Offices: Executive Committee 1: Organizations: Stu- dent Council 4, Y-Clubs 1-2, Treasurer 2, Spanish Club 1-2-3-4, S-Club 2-3-4, Art Club 4: Conventions: Student Council 4, Spanish 1: Class Committees: Prom 3, Class Dance 3. GENE FlALKO Organizations: Spanish Club 1. EDWARD FINNEGAN Figs Athletics' Wrestling 2: Awards: Athletics 2. 3503 41 CHARLES L. GALBATE Chuck Athletics: Football 2: Class Offices: Executive Committee 4. MARGARET ANN GALLICK Margie Organizations: Y-Clubs 4, French Club 3-4, FHA 4. LESLIE GINGRICH Athletics: Basketball I-2, Track I-2-4: Awards: Athletics l-2,- Music 'I-2-3-4: Music: Glee I-2-3-4: Organizations: FTA 3-4, Vice President 4, Latin Club I-2-4: Conventions: Latin 4: Class Committees: Prom 3. JANE GLASS Juana Publications: Review 4: Organizations: Y-Clubs 'I-3, Spanish Club I-2-3-4: Conventions: Spanish I-2-3-4: Class Committees: Prom 3, Concessions 3, Class Dance 4. It : fi ' J I J I kt JEAN GOLUBA Jeanie Awards: Business 3: Publications: Hardscrabble Typist 4: Organiza- tions: Student Council 2: Class Committees: Prom 3, Concessions 3, Class Dance I-2-3-4. LEON GOOD Music: I-2-3. RICHARD GLOWICKI Rich SHARON GOLICK Sherry Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 4: Organizations: Pep Club 2-3-4: Class Committees: Prom 3. LINDA L. GOULD Lin Awards: Language I: Organizations: FNA 3-4, Latin Club I-2-3, WIZZ Jr. 3. SANDRA KAY GRABOWSKI Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 4: Organizations: GAA I. 7I MARSHA ANN GRAFF Mush Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 4, Organizations: GAA 'l, FHA 4, Class Committees: Prom 3. WAYNE GROTH Otto Awards: Music I-2-3-4, Science I-2-3-A, Music: Band I-2-3-4, Or- ganizations: Science Club I-2-3-4, Treasurer 3, Vice President A. 8 GREGORY GWIN Greg Athletics: Swimming I-2-3-4, Awards: Athletics: 'I-2-3-4, Class Offices: Treasurer 4, Organizations: Student Council 4, Movie Projection 'I-2-3-4, Spanish Club 2-3, S-Club 3-4, WIZZ Jr. I-2-3-4, Parliamentarian 4, Conventions: Spanish Club 3, Class Commit- tees: Prom 3, Class Dance 4. RONNA JO HAAG Organizations: Science Club J, FTA I, French Club 2, Dramatics: Play Crews 4, Stage Call I, Class Committees: Class Dance 2. V 'lh-. PATRICIA GUYON Tricia Awards: Business 4, Music: Glee I, Class Offices: Secretary 4, Organizations: Y-Clubs I-2-3-A, Chaplain 2, President 3, GAA I, FTA 3, Spanish Club 4, Dramatics: Play Crews 2, Conventions: Spanish 4, Class Committees: Prom 3, Concessions 3, Class Dance I-2-3-4. PATRICIA A. GWALTNEY Pat Class Offices: Executive Committee 2-4, Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 4, Organizations: Y-Clubs 'I-2-3-4, Treasurer I, Hub Council 3, GAA 2, FHA 4, Pep Club 3, Girls' Tennis Club 3, Swimming Club 3, Conventions: TRi-HIN 2, Class Committees: Prom 3, Con- cessions 3, Class Dance 2-4. JOHN HAAR Athletics: Football I-2-3-4, Basketball I-2-3-4, Track I-2-3-4, Awards: Athletics: I-2-3-4, Class Offices: Treasurer 3, Organizations: s-club 2-3-4, Vice President 4, Student Council 2, Class Committees: Prom 3. JUDITH HALCOTT Red Awards: Language I-2, Music: Band I-2-3, Publications: Hard- scrabble Staff 4, Organizations: Student Council I-3, Latin Club I-2-3-4, President 3, WIZZ Jr. 2-3-4, Treasurer 3, Activity Director 4, Dramatics: The Heiress 3, Play Crews 4, Conventions: Latin I-2-3, Class Committees: Prom 3, Class Dance 3. nHUeyrl PATRICIA HALLIGAN Hally Organizations: FHA 2-3, Y-Clubs l, Spanish Club 2-3, FNA A: Class Committees: Prom 3, Class Dance I. BARBARA HANDZUS Gig Organizations: FNA I, GAA I-2,.FHA I-2-4: Class Committees: Prom 3, Concessions 3, Class Dance I. , M , , - Y Wi-7? ' ff 'T' tj -iff-if 'rf MALCOLM S. HART Mal Athletics: Football Manager I-2, Track I: Awards: Athletics I-2, Organizations: S-Club 2-3-4. JOY CHRISTINE HEFLER Christy Awards: Business 3-4, Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitors A, Class Committees: Class Dance I-2-3, - : - 1' Jig? ' v A c::.,j'jA,1 -4 4' zfjf-If c, 1 'iff' 0' -J' f- :PT 764' Y vi , ui fn: .4 aw, -4 : 5 PATRICIA ANN I-IALCOTT Patti Awards: Safety Essay 2: Music: Glee 2, Class Offices: Executive Committee 3, Publications: Review 4, Organizations: Y-Clubs l-2, GAA I-2, FTA 2-3-4, Treasurer 4, Latin Club I-2-3-4, Vice Presi- dent 3, State President -1, Pep Club 2-3, WIZZ Jr. 3-4, Swimming Club 3--1, Girls' Golf 2-3: Dramatics: Play Crews I-2-3: Conventions: Latin 2-3-A, Class Committees: Prom 3, Concessions 3, Class Dance 2-3-4, JOHN HALKO Jack Awards: Music I-2-3-4, Music: Band I-2-3-4, Vice President 3, President A, Dance Band A. '-v 49: MARY ANN HARCAR Harch Awards: Business 2-3-4: Publications: Review 4: Organizations: Y-Club 3-4, Vice President 4, Dramatics: Play Crews 4: Class Com- mittees: Prom 3, Concessions 3, Class Dance 4. ROBERT HARSTED Bob Music: Glee I-2. Us glow' fb .W V pr e 1 . 'Jil ' H 'I ' il .Z ,. -I if-4, , , l Tit, 7 it LAWRENCE C. HEYERS Root Beer Organizations: Science Club I-2,3-4: Class Committees: Prom 3, Concessions 3, Class Dance 3. SHEILA HIGGINS Organizations: Y'Clubs l-2, Spanish Club i, Dolphins i-2-3-A, Pep Club 2, Class Committees: Prom 3, Concessions 3, Class Dance 2. JAcK L. HOMBAKER Hamburger f Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 4: Organizations: Latin Club 'I-2: Vice President lp Dramatics: Play Crews 2-3: Class Commit- tees: Prom 3, Concessions 3, Class Dance 2-3. JUNE HUCKINS Awards: Business 4: Organizations: FNA 2, Y-Clubs i-2-3, FHA 4. 74 JAMES HEINZ Music: Band I-2-3: Organizations: French Club 2-3: Vice President 3, WIZZ Jr. 4. LARRY HENDRICKSON Larry Woodland High School I-2, Awards: Athletics 3, Music 3-4: Or- ganizations: Hub Council 4: Class Committees: Prom 3. Q, ' - we-f 'TZ' ' SHARON ANN HJERPE Sharon Awards: Business 4: Nlusic: I-2-3-4: Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 4: Organizations: Y-Clubs 1, GAA l-2: Class Committees: Prom 3. SHARI LOU HOAG Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 4. Mag. QY- 'Dx Q! Q 'F in JAMES HUDRON Butch RICHARD HUFFINES Dick as I fe-ar' x 1 I RONALD IMHOF Ron' Class Committees: Prom 3. CRAIG IRVING lvr' Athletics: Football I-2, Track I-2, Wrestling I-2-3-4: Awards: Ath- letics 'I-2-3-4: Organizations: S-Club 2-3-4. if BRUCE HUMPHREY SANDRA IGEL Music: Glee 25 Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 4: Organiza- tions: FNA 2: Class Committees: Prom 3. f 1 I- : V GLORIA JEAN JACOBS Awards: Music 2-3: Class Committees: Prom 3, Class Dance 3. MARY ANN JAKUPCAK Mary Music: Glee I: Class Offices: Executive Committee lp Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 4: Organizations: FNA 4: GAA I, FHA 4, Pep Club 4: Class Committees: Prom 3, Concessions 3, Class Dance 'I-2-3-4. 75 MARY JAVORSKY Mary Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 4: Organizations: Student Council l, Y-Clubs I-2-3, GAA l, Spanish Club 2-3-4, FNA 2-4, Pep Club 2: Conventions: FHA 4, Spanish 2-3-4: Class Committees: Prom 3, Concessions 3, Class Dance I-2-3. DENNIS JAY Denny Athletics: Cross-Country Manager I-2-3-4, Basketball Manager l-2-3, Track Manager l-2-3: Awards: Athletics I-2-3-4: Organiza- tions: FTA I-2-3-4. WILLIAM JOHNSON Billy Athletics: Football I, Wrestling I-4: Awards: Athletics lj Class Offices: Executive Committee 3-47 Organizations: Y-Clubs 'I-2, S-Club I-2-3-4, Class Committees: Prom 3. CLYDE JONES C. J. Athletics: Track l, Tennis 2, Wrestling l-2-3-4: Awards: Athletics l-2-3-4: Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 4: Organizations: Stu- dent Council 3, Hub Council 4: Latin Club I-2, S-Club I-2-3-4: Class Committees: Prom 3, Class Dance 3. I RONALD JENNINGS Tiger Athletics: Football 2, Track 2. DEAN JERDE Bud Athletics: Swimming I-2: Organizations: WIZZ Jr. I-2. 4 ,rf P :E ' f J f RONALD A. JONES Ronnie Athletics: Football I-2-3-4, Track l-2-3-4, Swimming 'I-2, Wrestling 4: Awards: Athletics i-2-3-4: Organizations: Student Council 2, Hub Council 3, S-Club 2-3-4, Pep Club 2, Art Club 2-3-4. SUE ANN JURICEK Smash Awards: Business 3: Musiczl Glee ly Organizations: Y-Clubs l-2-3-4, GAA i, WIZZ Jr. 2-3: Dramatics: Play Crews 2-4: Conventions: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Class Committees: Prom 3, Class Dance I-2-3-4. SHARON KEAR Red Music: Band I-2-3-4, Organizations: Y-Clubs I-2-3-4, Spanish Club 2-3-4, Stage Call lp Class Committees: Prom 3. KAREN A. KELLY Kelly Toluca High School I-2-3: Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 4: Organizations: FNA 4. ' JAMES KLEVER Jim Athletics: Basketball I, Baseball 4: Awards: Athletics 4. MICHAEL KMETZ Mike Class Offices: Executive Committee 2. SANDRA KACVINSKY Sandy Awards: Business 3-4: Class Committees: Prom 3, Class Dance 3. WILLIAM KASKO Bill Awards: Music 2: Music: Badn I-2: Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 4: Organizations: Student Council 4, Chess Club 3-4, Sec- retary 4: Dramatics: One Foot in Heaven 2, Technical Director 3-4, Thespians 3-4, Treasurer 4: Class Committees: Prom 3, Conces- sions 3. LARRY KLEIN Mouse' Organizations: Y-Clubs 2-3, Art Club 3: Class Committees: Prom 3 JOHN KLEPPIN JOhn' Music: Band I-2. K DUANE KOOI Athletics: Baseball I5 Organizations: Science Club 3-45 Class Com- mittees: Prom 3. MARLENE KOPROWSKI Mary Awards: Business 3-45 Class Offices: Class Executive Committee 3-45 Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 45 Organizations: Y-Clubs I-2, Press Reporter 'l, FHA 2-35 Class Committees: Prom 3, Con- cessions 3, Class Dance 3-4. DON KROCKER Krock Athletics Football l 2 Baseball I 2 3 4 Awards Athletics 3 4 Organizations FTA 4 French Club 234 SClub 4 Bowling Club 1 2 3 Vice President 3 SANDRA KUBIK Sandy Awards: Business 35 Organizations: Y-Clubs l, FHA 45 Class Com- mittees: Prom 3. KAREN KNOEDLER Athletics: Cheerleading 2-35 Awards: Speech 3, Cheerleading 3, Music 25 Music: Glee l-25 Publications: Hardscrabble Artist 4, Hardscrabble Solicitor 45 Organizations: French Club 2-3, Press Reporter 2, Secretary 3, Pep Club 2-35 Dramatics: Sing for Your Supper 2, Play Crews l-2, Thespians 2-3, Stage Call l. CAROL MARIE KOLESAR Poodles Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 45 Organizations: Y-Clubs 4, Art Club 4, FHA 1-2-3-45 Class Committees: Prom 3, Class Dance 'l-2. 'T 'Q ROBERT KOZAK Bob Organizations: FFA l-2-3-4. JACK KRASKE Gus Organizations: Art Club 3. X. JEANNE KYLE Jeaner Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 4: Organizations: GAA 2, FNA 2-4, Pep Club 2-3: Class Committees: Prom 3, Class Dance 3. CHARLENE LATHAM Char Awards: Language I-2: Organizations: FNA I-2-3-4, GAA 2, Latin Club I-2-3-4, Pep Club 2-3, WIZZ Jr. 4: Dramatics: Play Crews I-4: Class Committees: Prom 3, Concessions 3, Class Dance l-2-3-4. if DAVID A. LLOYD Dave Athletics: Track l-2, Cross-Country l-2-3-4: Awards: Athletics 1-2-3- 4, Science I-2-3-4: Organizations: Student Council 4: Science Club l-2-3-4, Press Reporter 2, Vice President 3, President 4: District Chairman Junior Academy of Science 3, French Club l-2-3-4, S- Club I-2-3-4, WIZZ Jr. I-2-3-4, Program Director 4, Chess Club 3-4, President 4: Dramatics: Mrs. McThing 3: Cave Dwellers 3, The Heiress 3, Play Crews 3-4, Thespians 4: Conventions: Stu- dent Council 4, Science l-2-3-4: Class Committees: Prom 3, Con- cessions 3. BETH MALLON EE Gorb Awards: Business 3-4: Class Offices: Executive Committee 2, Vice President 2: Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 4: Organizations: Student Council l, Y-Clubs l-2, Secretary 2, Hub Council 3, Dol- phins 2-3-4, Vice President 4: Conventions: Dolphins 4: Class Com- mittees: Prom 3, Concessions 3, Class Dance 2. 4,54 .ff JAMES LEMLER Jim JEANETTE I. LIPPOLD Jean Organizations: Y-Clubs 4, FHA 4. JOHN REED MARSINKO Tree-tops Awards: Music l-2-3-4: Music: Band I-2-3-4: Organizations: FTA I-2-3-4: Historian l, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, President 4: Latin Club l-2-3-4, Parliamentarian 2, WlZZ.Jr. 4: Dramatics: Time Out for Ginger 4, Play Crews 2-3, Conventions: Latin 2: Class Com- mittees: Prom 3. MARILYN MARTIN Kaye Organizations: FHA 3. 79 MARY RUTH MARVIN Organizations: Student Council 3, Y-Clubs l-2-3-4, Treasurer 2, Hub Council 11, French Club l-2: Conventions: Y-Convention l-2-3: Class Committees: Prom 3, Concession JUDITH MATAS Organizations: Student Council 2, Y- s 3, Class Dance I-2-3-4. IlJUdyll Clubs I-2, Hub Council 4, GAA I, Spanish Club 2-3-4: Conventions: Student Council 2, Spanish Club 3-4: Class Committees: P Dance l-2-3. rom 3, Concessions 3, Class . : .E.-55 ,- f f' : A gi + 5' A -,Lx i yr LAWRENCE MCCONNELL Athletics: Football l-2: Awards: Athlet Jr. 2-3: Class Committees: Prom 3. ROGER ALLEN MCCUMSEY llLarrylI ics 1-2: Organizations: WIZZ Skutch Awards: Music 2-3: Music: Band 'l-2-3-4. JOHN MATEER John FRED D. MATHIS Fred Organizations: Spanish Club 12 A -N PATRICIA MCFADDEN Pa Music: Glee ly Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 4: Organiza- tions: FNA 3-4, GAA 2, Pep Club 2: Class Committees: Prom 3 Concessions 3. PETER MCGUIRE Pete Athletics: Football 1-2-3-4, Tennis I-2, Wrestling lp Awards: Athletics l-2-3-4: Organizations: S-Club 2-3-4. if -H KH RUTH LAVONNE MEREDITH NRETT METZGAR Bert YP' CAROL ANN MICKLOS Mick Organizations: FNA 2-3, Y-Clubs lp Class Committees: Prom 3, Class Dance 3-4. PHYLLIS YVONNE MISH Phil Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 4, Organizations: Y-Clubs 2-3, GAA I-2, FHA 4, Art Club 4, Secretary 4, Tennis Club 3, Class Committees: Prom 3, Concessions 3, Class Dance 2. JUDY McMlLLlN Mick Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 4, Organizations: Future Nurses 2, Y-Clubs l-2-3-4, FHA 4, Art Club 4, Class Committees: Prom 3, Concessions 3, Class Dance 2. MARIANNE MENZIE Awards: Music 2-3-4, Language l-2, Music: Band 4, Glee l-2-3-4, Dance Band 4, Organizations: Y-Clubs l, FTA 2-3-4, Secretary 4, Latin Club i-2-3, Pep Club 25 Dramatics: Play Crews 4, Apprentice Thespian 4, Conventions: Latin 2, Class Committees: Prom 3. 4'.-T HELEN LOUISE MEYER Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 47 Organizations: GAA 2: Class Committees: Prom 3. GARRY MICHAEL Moe Cornell High School l-2-3. 'Ti...w ' HAROLD MOORE Athletics: Tennis 2, Wrestling I-2-3: Awards: Athletics 2. ROBERT MOORE Bob Athletics: Football 2, Track I-2-4: Organizations: Student Council 3, Chess Club 4. LINDA MURPHY Kay Organizations: FNA 2, FHA 'l-2. PATRICIA ANN MURRAY Pat Awards: Business 4, Music 2-3-4: Music: Band I-2-3-4, Dance Band 4: Organizations: GAA I-2-3-4, Parliamentarian 3, Bowling Club 2-3-4, Girls' Golf 2-3-4, Girls' Tennis 2: Class Committees: Prom 3, Class Dance 2. PATRICIA MOBLEY Pat Organizations: FNA 3. DON MOORE Athletics: Football I-2-3-4, Basketball I-2-3-4, Baseball I-2-3-4: Awards: Athletics I-2-3-4: Class Offices: President I, Executive Committee lg Organizations: Student Council 4, S-Club 2-3-4. JAMES MORELAND Morty Athletics: Cross-Country I-2-3-4, Basketball Manager 2-3, Track 'l-2-3-4: Awards: Athletics 3--fy Organizations: FFA I-3-4, S-Club 3-4. KARL J. MUNTZ spark:-fy Athletics: Football I-2, Track I-2-3-4: Awards: Athletics 1-2-3-4, Safety Essay lp Class Offices: Executive Committee 2-4: Organiza- tions: S-Club I-2-3-4: Class Committees: Class Dance 2. A5 vk ,. Us f, JOHN H. MUSHINSKY Mush Athletics: Football 2-3-4, Basketball l-2-3-4, Track 3-4: Organiza- tions: Hub Council 4, S-Club 2-3-4, Secretary 4: Class Committees- Prom 3, Class Dance 3-4. DIANNA MYERS Fats Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 4: Organizations: FHA I Press Reporter I, Pep Club 2: Class Committees: Prom 3, Con- cessions 3, Class Dance 2-3. SHARON NOON Noodle Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 4: Organizations: Student Coun- cil 2, Y-Clubs I-2-3-4, Hub Council 3, Spanish Club 2-3-4, WIZZ Jr. 3: Conventions: Spanish 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2: Class Committees: Prom 3, Concessions 3. ROBERT L. NORRIS Bob Music: Band I-2: Publications: Hardscrabble Photographer 4: Organizations: Art Club 4, Vice President 4. CYNTHIA NEBLOCK Cindy Organizations: GAA 1, Spanish Club 2, FHA 4, Press Reporter 4. CONSTANCE NOON Connie Organizations: FHA 4. MICHAEL NOVAK Mike ROBERT L. NOVOTNEY Bo Class Offices: Executive Committee 3- Publications: Hardscrabble Staff 4: Organizations: Movie Proiection I-2, WIZZ Jr. I: Dramatics: Mrs, McThing 3, Play Crews 2-3-4, Thespians 3-4, Vice President 4: Class Committees: Concessions 3, Class Dance 3. TERRENCE R. NOVOTNEY Terry Organizations: Spanish 2-3: Class Committees: Prom 3, Class Dance 3. EDGAR J. NOWAKOWSKI Duke Athletics: Football 1-2-3-4: Awards: Athletics 1-2-3-4: Music: Glee 1-2-3, President 2: Organizations: Student Council 1, French Club 1-2, President 2, Science Club 1: Dramatics: Remarkable Incident at Carson Corners 1, Cave-Dwellers 3, Thespians 4. PATRICIA O'HARA Mouse ll Awards: Music 2-3: Music: Band 1-2-3: Publications: Review 4: Organizations: GAA 1-2, FTA 1-2-3-4, Press Reporter 1, Latin Club 1-2-3, Pep Club 1-2-3: Class Committees: Prom 3, Class Dance 2-4. JOHN OLESEN Ole Athletics: Swimming 1: Organizations: Y-Clubs 1-213. TH EORA OBERHOLTZER Teddy RALPH OCHSNER Oscar Athletics: Wrestling 3-4: Organizations: Y-Clubs 1-2-3. LARRY OLESEN O e Athletics: Wrestling 1-2-3-4: Awards: Athletics 1-2-3-4: Class Of- fices: Executive Committee 3: Organizations: Latin Club 2, S-Club 2-3-4: Class Committees: Prom 3. THOMAS OSBORN Os Athletics: Track Manager 1-2, Swimming 1, Wrestling 3-4: Awards: Athletics 1-2: Class Offices: Executive Committee 3: Organizations: Y-Clubs 1-2, Secretary 2, Hub Council 4, Latin Club 1-2: Class Com- mittees: Prom 3. LARRY PETERSON Petey Organizations: WIZZ Jr. 2: Dramatics: Sing for Your Supper 2, Class Committees: Prom 3. RONALD P. PFALZGRAF Ron Athletics: Football 2, Track 'I-2-3-4, Swimming l-2-3'4: Awards: Athletics l-2-3-4: Organizations: Y-Clubs l-2, S4Club 'I-2-3'4. NORMAN POUK Little Spud NANCY PRILEP Nan Music: Glee lg Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 4: Class Com- mittees: Class Dance 4. FRANK PANKO Willy Athletics: Track if Awards: Athletics ig Organizations: Art Club 4. LIZ PENFOLD Awards: Business 3: Publications: Review 4: Organizations: Y- Clubs 2-3-4, Vice President 3: Dramatics: Play Crews 4: Class Committees: Prom 3. , .ni ' :Q . ! 2 CAROL PICKER Pick Awards: Business 3-4: Class Offices: Executive Committee I-2-4: Publications: Hardscrabble Staff 4: Organizations: Student Council 3, Pep Club 3: Chess Club 3-4: Dramatics: Mrs. McThing 3, The Heiress 3, Tims Out for Ginger 4, Thespians 4: Class Com- mittees: Prom 3, Concessions 3, Class Dance I-2-3-4. EARLYNN POLLETT Polly Music: Glee 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 4: Organizations: GAA I-2-3-4, His- torian 4, Spanish Club 2-3-4, FHA 4, Pep Club 4, Girls' Golf 2-3, Tennis 2: Class Committees: Class Dance 3-4. Q' 9231? DONALD RHODES Dusty JAMES RHODES Huey JAMES G. ROBERTSON King Awards: Speech 2-3-4, Music 2, My True Security 3, Music: Band I-2, Class Offices: President 3, Vice President 4, Executive Committee 3-4: Publications: Hardscrabble Editor 4: Organizations: Student Council 4, Spanish Club 2-3, WIZZ Jr. 2, Chess Club 3-4, Vice President 4: Dramatics: Sing for Your Supper 2, One Foot in Heaven 2, Mrs. McThing 3, The Heiress 3, Cave-Dwellers 3, Time Out for Ginger 4, Thespians 2-3-4, Vice President 3, President 4, Conventions: Student Council 4: Class Committees: Prom 3, Concessions 3, Class Dance 3-4. RANDOLPH S. ROFFMAN Rand Organizations: Spanish Club 2-4, WIZZ Jr. 4, Art Club 2-3-4, Presi- dent 4, Chess Club 4: Dramatics: Play Crews 4: Class Committees: Prom 3, Class Dance 4. THOMAS RACHOW Tom Awards: Science 2: Organizations: Science Club l-2, Movie Pro- iection I-2-3-4, Y-Clubs l-2, Latin Club 'l. JERRY R. REPKO Rep Athletics: Football 2, Basketball Manager 2, Baseball 'l, Tennis 2: Awards: Athletics l-2, Organizations: Student Council l-2-3-4, Sec- retary 2,Vice President 3, President 4, Kankakee District President 4, WIZZ Jr. I-2, Art Club 3-4, Vice President 3-4: Conventions: Student Council l-2-3-4: Class Committees: Prom 3, Concessions 3. MARCELLA RINKENBERGER Sally Awards: Business 4: Music: Glee l-2. GERALD RITKO Jerry Athletics: Football 2, Wrestling 'lp Awards: Athletics l-2. JEAN ANN ROSS Jeannie Music: Glee I-2-3-4, Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 45 Class Committees: Prom 3, Class Dance 4. KATHLEEN RYAN Kay Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 4, Organizations: FTA 2-4, Spanish Club 2, Latin Club l-2-3, Bowling Club 2-3-45 Class Com- mittees: Prom 3, Concessions 3, Class Dance 3-4. SUSAN SABOL Sue Awards: Business 4: Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 45 Or- ganizations: WIZZ Jr. 4. NANCY SAFARCYK Nanc Organizations: Student Council 4, Y-Clubs I-2, FTA 2-3-4, President 3, FHA 2-3-4, Pep Club 3: Dramatics: Play Crews lg Class Com- mittees: Prom 3, Class Dance 4. 2 1. PATRICIA RYAN Pat Organizations: Spanish Club 3-4, FHA 2-3-4, Conventions: FHA 2-3-4, Spanish Club 3: Class Committees: Prom 3, Concessions 3, Class Dance 2-3. JOHN SABOL Shab Athletics: Football l-2-3-4, Track I-2-3-4, Wrestling 2-3-4: Awards: Athletics i-2-3-4, Organizations: Student Council l, Y-Clubs 2-3, Treasurer 2, S-Club 2-3-4, President 4: Conventions: Y-Clubs 3: Class Committees: Class Dance l. JEAN SAMORAJSKI Sam Twentynine Palms High School, Twentynine Palms, California if Class Offices: Secretary 3, Executive Committee 35 Organizations: Spanish Club 2-3-4, Girls' Golf 2, Dramatics: Play Crews 3: Con- ventions: Spanish 3, Class Committees: Prom 3, Concessions 3, Class Dance 4. KAREN SANGSTON Music: Band lg Class Offices: Executive Committee 4: Organiza- tions: Hub Council 3: Dramatics: Play Crews 2, Class Committees: Prom 3. 87 KENNETH SANGSTON Ken Athletics: Basketball Manager 25 Music: Band I-2, Organizations: Hub Council 4, President 4: Class Committees: Prom 3. WILLIAM SANGSTON Bill Organizations: Science Club 'I-2, Spanish Club 2-3, Class Com- mittees: Prom 3. iles 59s- . Q5 -'MEF' FREDERICK W. SCHMIDT Organizations: Art Club 4, Treasurer 4, Movie Projection 2-3, Bowl- ing Club 'I-2-3-4, Class Committees: Prom 3. JOE SCHMITZ Boogie-Bear Class Offices: Executive Committee 2, Organizations: Student Council 3, Movie Proiection I, Y-Clubs I-2-3-45 Class Committees: Prom 3, Concessions 3, Class Dance 2-3. RAYMOND E. SAPP Ray Athletics: Baseball lg Awards: Athletics lg Organizations: Latin Club I. SANDRA SCHAIBLEY Sandy Organizations: FNA 4, FHA I-3, Conventions: FHA 'lg Class Com- mittees: Prorn 3. 1 . JOHN E. SEYMOUR Publications: Review 4. EDWARD M. SHAW Ed Athletics: Swimming 2-3, Awards: Athletics 2-3, Science 2, Or- ganizations: Science Club I-2. TRUDENCE LYNN SIMONS Trudy Awards: Music 2: Music: Band l-2-3: Organizations: GAA l-2: Girls' Golf l, Tennis l. MARTIN DAVID SNYDER Snid Athletics: Cross-Country l, Basketball l-2-3-4, Golf lg Awards: Athletics l-2-3-4: Publications: Hardscrabble Staff 4: Class Offices: President 2: Organizations: Student Council 2, S4Club 3-4, Treasure er 4: Dramatics: Time Out for Ginger 4: Class Committees: Prom 3, Concessions 3, Class Dance 2-3-4. TOM SOLON Athletics: Football 2, Track lp Awards: Athletics l-2. ELLEN SPHAR Ellie Athletics: Tennis lp Music: Glee l-2-3-4, Organizations: GAA l-2, FHA l-2-3, Art Club 2, Class Committees: Prom 3, Class Dance 2. 1, . ., JAMES E. SHELTON Shellie Organizations: Movie Proiection l. BARBARA SIMKO Barb Organizations: PNA l-2-3-4, President 4, Y-clubs I-2-3, Hub caan- cil 2, Latin Club l-2, FHA lp Class Committees: Prom 3, Class Dance l-2-3-4. CARL SODERSTROM Sody Athletics: Track 2: Awards: Safety Essay 4: Organizations: Y-Clubs 3, Class Committees: Prom 3. SANDRA SOKOL Big SOl4e Organizations: FHA 4: Class Committees: Prom 3, Concessions 3. DOROTHY ANN SPIERLING Dot Awards: Business 2-3-4: Music I-2-3-4, Music: Band I-2-3-4, Or- ganizations: Girls' Tennis I-2, Class Committees: Prom 3, Class Dance I-2-3-4. JEAN STADEL Jeanie Organizations: FHA I-2-3-4, Pep Club 3-4: Class Committees: Prom 3, Class Dance 3. GEORGE CARL STARKEY Stark Athletics: Football lg Organizations: Y-Clubs I-2-3-4, Class Offices: Prom 3. VIRGINIA STASELL Music: Glee I-2: Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 4, Organiza- tions: Spanish Club I-2-3, Treasurer 2, Conventions: Spanish 'I-2-35 Executive Committee A, Class Dance I-2-3-4. CAROLE S. SWAIN BIondie' Athletics: Golf 2-3, Awards: Business 3, Science I-25 Organizations: FNA I-2-3, Science Club 2, Y-Clubs I, GAA I-2, Spanish Club I-2 Dolphins 4: Dramatics: Play Crew 3: Class Committees: Prom 3, Class Dance I -2-4. CHARLES TALTY Chuck Organizations: FFA I-2-3-4, President 4, 90 MARY ELLEN STRACK Snookie Music: Dance Band Ap Organizations: FHA 'I-2-3-4, Secretary- Treasurer 2, Pep Club I-2-3-4, Art Club 4: Class Committees: Prom 3, Concessions 3, Class Dance 3. JO ANN STUDNICKI Jo Organizations: GAA l, WIZZ Jr. 2-3-4, News Director 4: Dramat- ics: Play Crews 3, Class Committees: Class Dance I-3. LEON TAYLOR Awards: Science I: Music: Band I-2: Organizations: Science Club I-2-3: Conventions: Conservation Camp 4: Class Committees: Class Dance 4. LYNN TAYLOR Tayd Class Offices: Executive Committee I-2: Organizations: Y-Clubs I-2, Spanish Club I-2-3, Stage Spanish Secretary IFPAL 3, Dolphins 2-3-4, Secretary 4: Conventions: Spanish Convention I-2-3: Class Committees: Prom 3, Concessions 3, Class Dance I-2. GEORGE TIBBLES PATRICIA TIBBLES Pat Awards: Business 3: Class Offices: Executive Committee 3: Publi- cations: Review 4, Hardscrabble Solicitor 4: Organizations: Y-Clubs I-2-3-4, FHA 4, WIZZ Jr. 3: Dramatics: Play Crews 2-3: Class Com- mittees: Prom 3, Concessions 3, Class Dance i-2-3-4. G- SR: y 'Ol' PATRICIA TAYLOR Pat Athletics: Tennis I: Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 4: Organiza- tions: Y-Clubs 3-4, GAA I-2, Pep Club 4: Class Committees: Prom 3. JO ANN TEBERG Jo Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 4: Organizations: Y-Clubs i-2-3-4, Treasurer 1, Hub Council 3-4, FTA I: Class Committees: Class Dance 4, Prom 3. rb- I I WILLIAM TOPOLSKI Bill Music: Band I-2: Dramatics: Play Crews 3. MICHAEL TRAPP 9l DALE L. TRENOR Organizations: Chess Club 3-4: Class Committees: Class Dance 4. JOHN TUCKER Jack Athletics: Football 1-2-3: Awards: Athletics 1-2-3: Organizations: Student Council 4, Latin Club 1-2-3-4, Chess Club 3-4: Conven- tions: Latin 1-2-3-4: Class Committees: Prom 3. '17 JOHN C. VERDIRAMO JANET VERMILYEA Smiley Organizations: Y-Clubs 1-2-3-4, GAA 1-2, Pep Club 2. The Saint T. -kgs, In , , ll X I ,,, , ,.. , H JAMES TUTKO Satch KAY E. VAN BUREN Squirt Athletics: Cheerleading 1-2: Awards: Athletics 1-2, Business 3-4: Class Offices: Executive Committee 2, Secretary 2: Publications: Review 4: Organizations: Student Council 2-3, Y-Clubs 1-2, Vice President 2, Hub Council 2, President 2: Conventions: Student Council 2-3: Class Committees: Prom 3, Concessions 3, Class Dance 2-3. .JYZL : SANDRA LEE VISSERING Sandy Publications: Hardscrabble Staff 4, Solicitor 4: Organizations: Y- Clubs 1-2, GAA 1: Class Committees: Prom 3. JAMES VOSS Jim Athletics: Swimming 2-3-4: Awards: Athletics 2-3-4: Class Offices: President 4: Organizations: Spanish Club 2, S-Club 3-4: Dramatics: The Remarkable Incident at Carson Corners 1: Class Commit- tees: Prom 3. 7- ii. ROBERT WALTERS Bob Athletics: Football I-2, Wrestling I-2-3-4: Awards: Athletics I-2-3-4: Organizations: Y-Clubs 2-3, Hub Council 2, Spanish Club l-2, S- Club 2-3-4: Class Committees: Class Dance 2. VERNON WARGO Vern Athletics: Cross-Country I, Track I: Organizations: Movie Proiec- tion l-2. fi RAMONA WINTERROWD Mona Class Offices: Executive Committee I-3: Publications: Review 4, Hardscrabble Solicitor 4: Organizations: Y-Clubs 3-4, District Vice President 3, GAA I-2, French Club 'I-2, Vice President 2, Dolphins 2-3-4, Press Reporter 3: Dramatics: Play Crews 2-3: Conventions: Tri-Hi-Y 3, Class Committees: Prom 3, Concessions 3, Class Dance l-2-3-4. LINDA WONDERS Music: Band I: Publications: Hardscrabble Solicitor 4: Organiza- tions: FHA I-3-4: Class Committees: Prom 3, Class Dance 3-4. NANCY WAGN ER Wag Organizations: Y-Clubs I-2-3, GAA I, FTA I, Spanish Club 2, Dol- phins l-2-3-4: Conventions: Spanish 3: Class Committees: Prom 3, Concessions 3. LINDA WALLING Awards: Language I-2, Safety Essay 2: Organizations: FNA 4, FTA 2-3-4, Secretary 3, Latin Club I-2-3-4, Secretary 3: Dramatics: Play Crews 2: Class Committees: Concessions 3, Class Dance 2-3-4. PATRICIA WASHKO Pat Organizations: FHA I-4. CAROLYN VIRGINIA WHITAKER Whit Awards: Music 2-3: Music: Glee I-2-3-4, President 4: Class Offices: Executive Committee 4: Organizations: Y-Clubs I-2-3, Latin Club I-2, Dolphins 3-4, Treasurer 4, Girls' Golf 2: Dramatics: Time Out for Ginger 4, Play Crews 3, Thespians 4, Stage Call 1: Class Committees: Prom 3, Class Dance 3-4. f,wf kf-.K T ,gg 4, , , ,X ' 1, Q-. , ' b it Q. il A I ROGER WRIGHT Rog Athletics: Football l-2-3, Basketball 2, Tennis 2-3: Awards: Athletics l-2-3, Music 2: Music: Band l-2, Dance Band 2: Organizations: Stu- dent Council 2, S-Club 2-3-4: Class Committees: Prom 3. WENDY WRIGHT Organizations: FHA l-2-3: Class Committees: Class Dance l-2-3-4. DAVID A. YU HAS Dave Athletics: Football l-2-3, Tennis lf Publications: Hardscrabble Staff 4: Organizations: Spanish Club 3, Latin Club l, S-Club 2: Class Committees: Prom 3. GEORGE R. YURKO Ron SANDRA WONDERS Sandy Valencia, Venezuela 3: Music: Glee l-2: Organizations: FTA l-2-4, Spanish Club 4, Latin Club 2, Pep Club 2. CRAIG WOODWARD Woody Athletics: Tennis 2-3-4: Awards: Athletics 2-3-4. I s s JOSEPH YAN ELLO Joey Organizations: Y-Clubs 2-3-4, Hub Council 3, President 3, Spanish Club l-2-3-4, President 2, Art Club 2-3-4, Press Reporter 4, Treasurer 3: Dramatics: Mrs. McThing 3: Class Committees: Prom 3, Concessions 3, Class Dance 4. SHIRLEY YEDINAK Athletics: Girls' Golf 2-3-4, Girls' Tennis 2: Organizations: GAA 2-3-4, Parliamentarian 4: Class Committees: Prom 3, Class Dance 3. JAMES J. ZAVADA MICHAEL G. ZAVADA Organizations: FFA 1-2-3-4, Reporter 3, Treasurer 4. lrzekerl Mic ll ' JW Y. ' V f .t YV,--if ft J ' fi 25 L- .- QQ W, 325 l 1 Ve- JEANNE ELLEN ZIMMERMAN Jeannie Class Offices: Secretary l, Executive Committee lp Publications: Review 4, Hardscrabble Solicitor 4: Organizations: Y-Clubs 1-2-3-4: Dramatics: Play Crews 2-3-4: Conventions: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Class Com- mittees: Prom 3, Concessions 3, Class Dance I-2. RICHARD ZION Zeke Athletics: Football l-2-3-4, Basketball l-28-4, Baseball l-2-3-4: Awards: Athletics l-2-3-4, Language 2: Class Offices: Treasurer 2, Executive Committee 2: Publications: Hardscrabble Staff 4: Or- ganizations: Student Council 'l-3-4, Movie Proiection l, Latin Club l, S-Club 2-3-4: Conventions: Student Council lg Class Commit- tees: Prom 3, Class Dance 2-3. JAN E HORAN EY Post-graduate , ri , MW- www ffm 7' W ,A Karen Abbott Mary Ellen Adams Gayle Adamson Elizabeth Alberts William Alberts Ellen Amell Linda Anderson David Antolik Veronica Arbise Kenneth Armstrong Thomas Armstrong Loney Augustine John Babey Patrick Bailey James Bakalar Eileen Barry Evelyn Barry Ed Barton Gary Barton Marilyn Bauer Bonnie Beall Delona Beamer Lois Bean Robert Bengston Linda Benner Karen Bennett Craig Berge Karen Berry , '- , .' , I N' . X ' H if fit. ,Aff ,. tgi- Andy Beumel John Blair James Blakemore Sue Boales Diane Bober Richard Bowman Sue Bowman Jane Boyles Sandra Brandt William Briner Blake Broadway Beth Bryan Linda Bundy Louis Burcar Arthur Burkett Frank Cali James Carbone Linda Carbone Edith Carby Arthur Carlson Gerald Casey Judy Casey Terrance Chalkey Arnold Chamberlain Melva June Chalfant Penny Chapple Patricia Cherveny Roger Christiansen David Clark Dorothy Clark Wayne Clayton Alan Coley James Patrick Condon Sharon Cool Carol Cosek Elwood Courtney Linda Sue Craft Jerome Cravatta Thomas Crawford Steve Creamean Karen Creed Robert Cripe Kenneth Crosiar Gail Danhoff Daniel Danko Daniel Daugherity Edward Delheimer Jeanine Derra Albert Dodge Sharon Dodge Gerald Donart Diana Donnell Cheryl Draper Daniel Drapp Geraldine Drapp Brenda Durbin x . i ini' ii Qi Q? Q5 .36 'tix 22 .f '01 Z' 49. :gt C7 X Q Fig 'ls...q iq,--P 5 S 1 'sr 'Q Ann Durdan Dorothy Dvorchak Charlotte Edwards Donald William Elias Richard Elias Judith Elko Mary Jill Farmer Carol Faulkner David Fogg Caroline Fornof Patricia Fort Lois Frederking Walter Fribbs Ron Friend Patricia Frizzell Robert Gallick David Gass William Gass George Gauden Jerome Gayon Martha Giacinto Daniel Gillman Nancy Goluba Sharon Goluba Billy Gotch Jerry Gotch John Gotch Nancy Gotch Sharon Gotch Shirley Grabowski Gene Graves Judy Grau Doyle Gray Sandra Greathouse Leo Grennan Billie Grimm Judith Gura Terrance Gutek Mary Jane Hall Theodore Hamara David Harcharik Gerald Harcharik Douglas Harms Nan Hart Robert Haughtigan Nancy Hayes Carolyn Hedden Ronald Hedglin Larry Heitz Karen Helander Linda Held Marcia Henne Constance Hetland Leona Hewitt Carol Hoban Janet Hodge A ,fy i t AA A' 6 Q, i 5 A, Vvr 'er ,y yyi v yy ,- Diane Holohan Judith Holt James Hombaker Dale Hornick Diane Howe James Hozie Gregory Hudak Karen Hudron Nancy Jamison Carol Janke Barbara Jerde Russell Kahl Colleen Kennedy Barbara Kettman William Kief Darla Klein Stefan Klima Robert Kmetz Robert Knight Marilyn Knop Lee Knuteson Albert Kolb Donald Kolwait Marilyn Kosur Linda Krantz Prentiss Ladtkow William Laffey Joanne Lahman Ronald Lamagno Sue Lanigan William Lanning Marilyn Leese Margaret Leheney Nancy Leonard Rita Lesak Robert Loebach Sharon Luce Marilyn Lux Roy McClenning Ruth Ann McClenning Patrick McConnell Wally McCoy Joan McGuire James McMullen Sandra McNutt James Maiernik Michael Manley John Marx Charlene Mehall Margaret Menzie Robert Meyers John Micklos Ronald Mikolaiczyk Judy Moran William Mitchell Richard Moritz me ws? lf.. 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E 5 if I5 tw 1 . 1 , N 1 22. r Cf' 'B gig' is Y, Q ll Q 3 'VU -any gel' f'i ., Li L 'ilsvf vw 21,v J ,fx PUB Grace Murphy Alan Neitzel Tom Nagle Richard Noon Carol Novotney Arthur Oberholtzer Richard O'Herron James O'Neal Donna Onnen Judith Overocker Betty Padgett Sharon Padilla Donna Pagoria Roberta Palanos Karen Parcher Nancy Paton Paulette Pavlick George Pavlick Janice Payne Lawrence Peacock Melva Perry Michael Phelan Walter Phillips John Picchiotti Steve Plimrner Terry Pond Frank Poruba Judith Potter Gail Pratt Sharon Puckett Barbara Quaka Richard Ramme John Ramza Diana Rausch Richard Reed Harry Redd Judy Repko Judith Rl-trades Gerald Richards Ray Richardson Q Glenda Richmond Rita Ritcher Craig Roberts Delbert Roberts David Roffman Judy Ross Susan Ross Robin Rubenaker Robert Rubis Betty Russell Bill Ryan Mary Ryan Patricia Sabino Eloise Sabol John Salata June Ann Sauers ,nag X . lilly ' 'LS Q1 iw' Av-., , o urs. 1- 1 x -lr Judy Schallhammer Nancy Scheid Walter Schmidt Barbara Schmitz Mary Ann Schmitz Linda Schmoeger Jerry Schuler Jeanette Scott Mary Ann Seaman Joseph Sennott Richard Sharisky James Sherwood John Shinkey Ruth Shull Jerry Simons Sharon Simpson Theodore Simpson Lee Smith William Smith Sarah Solon Terry Sopher Ronald Sopko Joseph Spector Robert Sproule Andrew Stash Patricia Stetz Barbara Stiles William Stipp Wilton Stone Marcia Suderman William Sullivan Mary Ellen Swain John Talty James Telford Patricia Thompson Jerry Thorp Marcia Thorson Donald Topolski James Traeger Patricia Trapp William Tucker John Turner Lorraine Tyne Karen Ullom Ruth Vagasky James Voruz Arthur George Wargo Arthur Richard Wargo Frank Wargo Milan Wargo Sharon Wargo Barbara Warren Kathleen Warwick Vicki Watson Carol Webb Jerry Westwood Robert R. Whalen Le Roy Wildhaber Emma Lou Wilhelm Connie Wilkinson Larry Wilkinson Bruce Windus Rita Winkler Sandra Wolfanger Barbara Wonders Bonnie Woods Edward Yeck Harold Yeck Barbara Yedinak John Yusko SOPHOMORES 'X .4 ff'-. 15352 , A ji ff.: , Q52 l f:ffl'f'Ql? ,L fa fl 1 'f fgv Gif. aff! ' 153911, , 4 , 'J ' .W hjgfif, I .,' 'IPL' ,v If . f 1.1 'fn . X ygaxffff . ., I . I :I ' pu r 4 a, , 09, Q ,,we W 4 r S 3 .74 , , mv f I 6 ck 2, ' 1 E i E 132 Liv, f s Q I , H I , K OFFICERS Presidenr , e e Linda Berta Vice President W . Ted Schmitz Secrerary e, Carolyn Fetsko Treasurer 7 7 Madonna Losh s U , an-.AN I 5 1 J' L 5 x E 6 43' -g I an ig, my 1 any ve. E , ,if yi, Ffa, ll pg 'I 1 M x l Jean Alderman Robert Aldridge Larry Aschinger Robert Austino Richard Bailey Sally Bakalar John Bandura Jane Barry Robert Bayer Karen Beckman Connie Bedeker Fred Behrens Marian Bellis William Bellis Daniel Benckendorf Sylvester Benckendorf Nancy Benger Betty Benner Linda Berta Sarah Blakemore Sylvia Blankenship Louise Blazwich Barbara Blough JoAnn Bodznick Dianne Borghetti Ronald Bott Marcia Bottino Gary Bourne Linda Brandt Thomas Bresney Janet Brewer Sharon Bromley James David Brown Sharon Brownell Sheryl Bruhns Sandra Bruner Diane Cantello Marvin Carby Orville Cave Jerry Chalkey Richard Christoff Robert Clayton Williarn Clayton Jane Collner Richard Cook Clyde Courtney Marvin Craig Kenneth Creamean Edwin Crego Jacqueline Crouch Michael Cullen Rebecca Dady Penny Darling Dean Darm Patti Daugherty Eugene Davis Yves, Y -3-'. 2 ...ls 2' v7 '7 -sf B' if -. i W y K K L gi glam - 31.55. ' 'S' 'ii x lb, . Vi . 'n 45 Q T7 , , 1 i as . 2 , wc A. 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Lili' V v N 10 ffl:-N Sharon Holokirk Sharelle Hoffmeyer Pamela Hornsby Judy Hosler Arthur l-ludron Michael lmhof Carol Irwin Jane Jernegan Janet Johnson Patricia Juricek Larry Kavviecki Catherine Kennedy Linda Kenyon Judy Kerestes Geraldine Klee William Kohan Greg Koncor Louis Koncor Diane Korstick Marcella Kosley Katherine Krah Larry Krantz Dwayne Kraushaar Benny Kyle Jerry Lebo Agnes Letanoski Linda Lorentzen Madonna Losh Roy Louis Jerry Lurz Joyce Lynch Michael Lyons William McBride Mary McClenning Martha McCloskey James Mclntosh Lloyd McMeen Joann McMil!in John Macicha Valerie Maier Danny Maierchin Thomas Maierchin Michael Maiercin Mary Malley Michael Malley Dennis Mann Michael Marcin Sherrill Marvin Sharon Matas David Mayfield Donald Melrose Jane Metcalf Cathleen Meyer Robert Mitchell David Moore Charles Morgan x 'li fl' wi t 1 f ' 2335? Al-S pl 'Yr 'cr I Pete Moxley James Moynihan Robert Muhlstadt Nicki Mulford Karen Murray Suzanne Nagle Geraldine Nink Bonnie Noon Dennis Norris Gayle Novak Robert Novotney Gerald Nutgrass Karen Oberholtzer John Obrohta Sherman O'Hara Gary Oldenberg Larry Oldenberg Cheryl Olesen Ann Parker Richard John Paton Douglas Patterson Robert Paull Edward Perry Joann Perry Clara Phillis Raymond Pickworth James Plymire Edith Pollett Robert Potusna Dale Pratt Carol Puckett James Putman James Ranger Terry Redd John Retotf Peggy Reynolds Anthony Ritchie John Ritko Jerome Ritter Ronald Roberts Sandra Robertson Sharon Root Mary Ross Patricia Russell Frank Ryan Robert Ryan Donna Sabol Ronnie Satarcyk Anthony Salvati Wilfred Salz Marcella Samek Ted Schmitz Barbara Schneider William Schubert Eva Scott Virginia Severson 'WW ml-f qs ,wmv ECL ny .r 5. 4 . EAZAI , X ' fa aug 'nf aa.. f 4 , i uri 4- l '-I We 4 't J Us 'V' i' 'Qu Shirley Sharisky James Sheridan Patricia Shinkey Michael Simmons Larry Snyder Mary Lou Soltis John Spencer Jean Sroka Jerry Stephens Robert Stephens Richard Sternberg Dennis Stevenson Raymond Stinar Steve Stull Karen Sullivan Mary Sullivan Sharon Swift Richard Talbot Betty Tatman Eugene Thacker Carl Thomas Tony Tomasello Norma Treschak Ralph Treschak Margaret Turner Wayne Turner Beverly Tutko David Uhren Elaine Underwood Ken Urbanc Leonard Vickers Carol Vissering Duane Von Ruden Patricia Walker Carol Walter Karen Walter Albert Warfield Judy Warren Nikki Watson Sandra Werner Darlene Whalen Charles James Wheeler Dennis Wilkinson Geral Williams Nancy Wilson Mary Witmer Kay Wonders Barbara Woodrich Sylvia Worrells James Wright Joseph Yanello Rita Yarusinsky Mary Yeck Betty Yedinak Edward Zavada Judy Zimmerman 41- Y . 'Vs 1' if EN C Q 9 5 3-'5.fQf YS 32 ai' 1 Ya 0 I fgili X Q-94? 4 Robert Abdnour Nancy Adamcbak Patricia Adams William Ahearn John Araujo Edward Antle Jamie Augustine Ilene Austin Robert Avon Edward Bak Mary Barber Kennetb Barr Randy Baumruclcer Janet Bean Bill Beck Neil Bedeker Ronald Bednar Ted Bennett Jon Alan Bergeson Judy Bergeson John Berry Andrea Berta Gloria Berta Sally Berta Lester Bowman Ronnie Broadus James Brooke Patricia Ann Brown Frances Brozak Suzanne Bruck David Bundy Carolyn Bryer Patty Byrd Joseph Cahill Norma Campbell Tony Cantello Marsha Carlson Kay Case Mary Casey Mildred Casey Kay Cavananaugh Carol Cebulko Bernice Chalkey Kathaleen Chergoski Donald Cinnamon Linda Coley Edward Condon Kathleen Conroy Thomas Coughlin Gary Crawford Dale Crouch Jean Cunningham Eugene Daniels Mary Louise Day Melvin Day Charlotte Dent ui -'sr' 1 t Q' , af. 7 Q af? wifi. , , f WW ni-n-in Q uma-nn g F' rx -my 'W' Y 5-up Y TES iss sl Q M 9 K K 6 5 f N ,L x get V Kb DA . ,W GJ' ,go Mary Catherine Gulvas Mary Jane Gura Thomas Gura Mariann Guyon Margaret Hagie Sally Hallam Carol Handley Edward Handzus Larry Harms Henry Hart Ronald Hart Keith Hauschulz Noreen Hayden Sandra Hayes Ronny Hays Fred Heidenrich Jean Heinz Robert Helander David Helm Sharon Hendrickson George Henish Keith Henrichs Kenneth Hert Francis Hichborn Ruth Higgins Janice Highland Mary Beth Hilliard Richard Hillier f. 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'B ' . g ,1 in f . fa' 1-4' ,. , ,Q an f M2 1 gr' 3: ff N Mg 1 v f -in ' , M. 1- , UW gl ' jf. : V if 1' 'a X , 2 Gerald Novotney Raymond Novotney Nancy Nutgrass Gregory Nycz Thomas O'Brien Jerry Orr Richard Overocker Carol Padilla Sylvia Paiak Lynn Patrick Dean Paull Gene Paull Catherine Pavlick Marcella Pavlick Rosemary Pearson Mary Ann Perzel Craig Peterson Norma Phillips Jo Padgett Charles Phillis Donna Pitts Patricia Potusna Mary Jane Pound John Prendergast David Quaka Ralph Ramert Ronald Ramza Jane Read Magdalen Reihl John Reynolds Judy Reynolds Paul Reynolds Dale Rhodes Daniel Rhodes Joan Rhodes Sondra Richmond Richard Rinkenberger Roger Rinker Larry Ritter Patricia Roan Maxine Roberts Cheryl Robertson Billy Rodrick Isabelle Rogers Rita Rogers Terry Rowe Karen Samek Walter Sandine Darlene Sauer Charles Schaefer Donald Schneider Ralph Schobert Charles Schramm Jane Schroeder Karen Schuler Karen Scott ,W 'tn' Til, pu 410+ 'Z7' 'Hn- mugs' T 'f5'. ',,,,.i'f'i Gi' H233 Q1 XTX' Sandra Scott Jane Scudder Donald Siebert Eugene Sereg Joseph Seroka Mary Seymour Jane Shannon James Simko Pamela Simons Dennis Simpson Michael Sisk Dave Sloan Judy Sloan Richard Smith Tom Smith Virginia Soderstrom Sharon Sopher Karen Sotterrnan Thomas Spencer Craig Spirduso Sandra Stowers Mickey Stash John Stevens Albert Stortz Ed Strack Edward Strole Loretta Strong Donald Swain -Q-if 'Q . lk vw? mfief ' ' D1.',fee'?,f foul ff , W .QA ,. I , 'Vt' XANN W 'Y' 'W -if 6353,-6553 J.. 4 f '4h, ,M v wf f?f34 ,Q QA f 4'-. 4Y ' I miawfl . M1 -rf ., . ff - ,- V 43, V 4' H af 'u,', ff , - L ' 5-,j ,, ww ff: V gm A-fm? Q-52, :fs LP' if . as L W5 ,. 1 222. 1 W ffqfffi ' ua . 1 ,'km,g..,' V w ' 'K X3 , . h 1 K 9l '9 fi-...Q T Charlotte Wolfanger Virginia Wonders Gayle Woodward Paul Woolford Lana Wright Roberta Wright Ruth Yanello Patricia Yeck Janis Yuhas Betty Jo Zalenak Donald Zelenak George Zito Valerie Zmia Valerie Zimmerman MEMORIES OF... -MX is nl f , . fs q -' -9' Q A H:i:. h . n ,, ,' . V 4' A K..-1 'vi . J.. : y N-5, fl VQTQF' I Tc . 'fn 5 ,Lf 4-Q ia... 1 1 ,, R? H , x I X. Q . A Fa 'g , 4 . X in 1 ,fi XV ORGANIZATIONS SCHOOL NIGHT y inf. SCHOOL SPORTS GL Q 5 1- Z r ,dt if KN I 3.-. x ,gf ,.-4- ' ,ar :Tm 1 5 W , ,Q M a 'i ffm Q af' Q 'V f I iK?:f3En5'?4 . 537 Qfiffff' it . 2 , 'z 'Qi' Avi 1222572 f uf gf:-v-,554 , 5 -xsivlil' ax, Q, hy T' 'Q ff if P M ff. 3 ,v -,W , 5,75 , Q N55 f , ,Q v ' ,Q , , 4. I A A V ,'f, x if , .1 ,5, 1 , nam, ,ag y e? yi , 'a w-if - Q5 5 i iilifiii Wl fif f', Li'.' ' 5' 154. 1 1' 3 , , ,Q 4 . . ae. ,J ,- wi W S? : fx fi-fx 1 gafaa gg ji, fi ,. 1,- 1 , :L A 'lf if 2 -1 . 1 m 551, H. up .. K 9 54 Jw 41? ,gg gy n w, .wh ff W 1 fi .gi 1 in R4- , ROW l: S. Fincham, D. Howe, M. Witmer. ROW 2: N. Wagner, R. Higgins, S. Hannah, -V. Soderstrom. ROW 3: J. Lloyd, L. Taylor, M. Winterrowd, S. Matas, C. Whitaker, S. Higgins, C. Swain. ROW 4: C. Fornof, N. Paton, J. McMillin, N. Hart, S. Ross, B. Mallonee, J. Ahearn. Dolphins is the girls' synchronized swimming club at S.H.S. Each fall tryouts are held and the best swimmers are chos- en as new members. The club meets every Mon- day after school to prac- tice stunts and to prepare for their annual water show, which they pro- duce in the spring. This year all the music which the girls swam to was written by Rodgers and Hammerstein. Selections from such musicals as South Pacific, The King and l, and Carousel were used. The girls take great pride in their show and have fun swimming together. Miss Goll and Miss Schouten shared the sponsorship of the club. I42 '3f,1!f Q , ,V L C l 45' President Judy Ahearn Vice-President Beth Mallonee Secretary Lynn Taylor Treasurer Carolyn Whitaker Press Reporter Carolyn Fornof T . ' . if ,Q .W ff ' 1- .:1 ,-. gt ', A4 Z. 91' -' .-.A m,5:N .,1i . . ,L .A . 4 .V ff H - - -ff- 3':Q4 Qe '-f-1 - ..q 'uri' - g Q ..,--ur -' Af.. g , -. r ,. ,1 , ' , -' K ' ' -, , ' A - .,,- '- A - ix xzy. .-5. 1 1 - .-.J 5 , L ,wav , 15 'Q .,,,w., '-,, -- 1 - 54' -, QW, nr - ,' ' . N - -.fx . , H flaw..- H ft 'GY' 'Q K ' w-,Q -V W9 ,Sin-a I n .x 1 15: 'q,':N-ft. I. y s. h - - S 1 . , ,.v,,.- - ,- .. ' rj S . .5 4 - -ang, -:AVA -1 -V- 'fy 1 .-Q Y - 1 -1.9 . 1-4-3 Ar, sag, W., .1-nn. -v ,. NS- - ffm- I -A 'U' W Q 2 Q Q. FA f I-ivf fi Sv Ax fig ii KBMSQ wqm W . Wsgggifff h L-' .g y I V I ,4,rQQ hump QQ ' ,Si , WW if , 1 ,525 1 xx, gg ,L yu ,Q xii M Qf ..1Q!+ Jw 42' aff f Aww, , if f , . 5 25 ,L Jaan, 4' Q 4 , .Il My J' Q x swim if 95 Q94 ,,,,. fs if ,,,,.,,A-1 1 W 'B' ROW T: J. Warren, P Hardy, P. Adams, K Beckman. ROW 2: P. Yeck, D. On nen, C. Hart, R. Vagasky D. Cantello. GIRLS' TENNIS CLUB The Girls' Tennis Club of STreaTor High was formed for Those girls who are in- TeresTed in improving Their skill aT The game of Tennis. The varsiTy's club provides The chance To compete wiTh oTher schools. MosT rnaTches are held in The fall, but a few carry over inTo The spring. The beginners' club was formed in order To help The girls learn The game and improve Their skill. ROW 1: J. Horaney, B. Beall, J. Bergeson, S. Lo- renfzen. ROW 2: B, Yedinak, C. Wilkinson, S. Luce, M. Pound, B. Taylor, M. Mc- Connell. ROW' 3: B. Vagasky, J. Roberts, V. Zimmerman, M. Gura, S. Kolb, M. Reihl, E. Scott. ROW 4: J. Fosler, M. Sey' mour, L. Beria, M. Losh, N. Mulford, P. Russell, B. Dudak, K. Heinbuecher. I46 5 ,,, f A Uvglmy . ,,9.'r ,f, 31'5flg,ff'.f , ful? v, T ' I ,sv if 32252415 K .a l at 1 1 wiv if 'e g 1 5 Z W: gn' f rw- 52 J , , ' ' 5 fx. 'l ' i ,, , ,gy Vi A ' , fiT. v'vfv- 4236 ., I. 2 in 1 I wan xl.-2af15'QM r 42-.if , ' wfggg, A, gf, -, S ti' QF 927.6 'W X M mmm' V ' MH an mm ,W-Aww-M W ,W aff , .W ..,,, , , 453 gg 5 Q52 www-vm-Q ,W ..., M f wmafvmfw 4 Q Q A bt' Lrwfif Q59 .Q W ew -' 9,4 s ,.f ' f F V Av 7. , il., -L ,s :Aff its W . J f W ,Q if is ii 2 2 fm ' we 3 - I ff? ' iw71'7 ?'7 QW: X N 1 4 - 535' 97' Y' E J I - 1 A 1 ga ' M gjjmf-S5 nf .. iii A ,,, ,.. an ffm- : I , iicgggixy A Q34 4 Hi-fbi:--Q M 5 If , ff f Advisor: Miss Greer any Wh OFFICERS-BOTTOM TO TOP: D. Bober, l.. Fitzsimrvons, D. Klein, K. Krah, C. Halcott The French Club's purpose is to acquaint the students with the customs, language, and literature ot France. At the club's monthly meetings, educational and entertaining values are provided. The activities sponsored by the club include a candy sale, a sock hop, and a banquet. The French Club is sponsored by Miss Greer. FlRST ROW: S. Brandt, J. Burchell. SECOND ROW: D, Bober, L. Fitzsimmons, D. Klein, S, Hobkirlc. THIRD C. Halcott, Miss Greer. ROW: K, Krah, 7 4 4 t I 1 D, Krocker, D, Lloyd - 'Nl 41 M V x 4 E . :gg - 1 -N , ROW 1: S. Lorentzen, J. Matuski, J. Feezel, D. Beamer, M. McClenning, R. Higgins, M. Guyon, L. Patrick, K. Uhren. ROW 2: J. Heinz, S. Norris, L. Lorentzen, P. Daugherity, D. Paton, J. Cook, T. Dell, J, Mates, S. Kear, J. Freese. ROW 3: L. Strong, N. Goluba, l. Mclntosh, J. Ramza, S. Creaman, D. OHerron, R. Sopko, B. Cripe, S. Noon, R. Stinar. EL CIRCULO ESPANOL ROW T: C. Schramm, J. Bean, M. Meyers, C. Defenbaugh, B. Beall, S. Matas, C. Kennedy, M. McCloskey, K. Beckman, W. Sandine. ROW 2: D. Maierchin, M. Javorski, S. O'Hara, M. Eilts, P. Ryan, K. Helander, P. Hardy, J. Alderman, S. Halligan, C. Harte, D. Schneider, Miss Nash. ROW 3: K. Walter, E. Englert, J. Yanello, J. Samoraiski, J. Gura, R. Stinar, C. Giacinto, G. Crawford, B. Ahearn, T. O'Brian, T. Mullholland, G. Stacell. A 592- 452,517 7 if i gif? M , 'LQ 545 . QQ My , ' F5 E ' '- V w, ' vpfffrx m Q 1 , f.,w ,s Q H !4 ,.' .4 fi - 1 Lf' 38' 'E-nw f,i,ff.. -' 'Y fY ' Xs.- '::' , 2--31533-Q H -asf at ' at? f Ar, 'ir , ,.,, . -A , -V ,i L , ., ,, + V ' , ef. if 5,,,': 9, E f' faA1Jvi52gi2z.:j a l u 1 .K-'gif YZ X QQ K . Q K tiff J s , R f ' f55f ' '44 -..Q.,,f.m-fn' vw-un ' E mf ' 3?-r f 'Q 1 ff ,J f f ,: kv, ,, Bri ff 'Xe ADVISORS: Mr. Ritcher and Mrs. Patterson. The Science Club, under the guidance of Mr. Ritcher and Mrs. Patterson, at- tempts to promote among the students of S.H.S, an interest in all phases of science. One of the maior goals of the club is the entering of individual projects in the annual local Science Fair. A win- ning proiect in this fair means an ad- vancement to the State Science Fair. Each member of the Science Club belongs to the Junior Academy of Science. SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS: President-Dave Lloyd, Vice President-Wayne Groth, Secretary-Vicki Watson, Treasurer-Terry Sopher, Press Reporter-David Mayfield. ROW I: J. McBride, A. Katchmar, F. Erler, O. Cave, R. Ramza, K. Henrichs, J. Schroeder, J. Lloyd, J. Bodznick, N. Wilson, ROW 2: J. Macicha M. MacNamara, D. Helm, D. Lloyd, R. Paull, L. Heitz, T. Sopher, J. Deuser, K. Sullivan, L. Fitzsimmons, S. Bruner, S. Sopher. ROW 3: L. Hyers K. Hart, B. Cripe, R. Friend, J. Salata, D. Kooi, J. Cook, J. Spencer, W. Groth, B. Bonn, D, Mayfield, J. Moynihan, J. Elias, J. Kewley. ni' 'H .., Q' W, an 7 L if! ' f il sh v ,:' f' - lj ' , if E ' ' 11 - A x ' 'D U 'S ff' ll' 4 gms.. rm-. be ' V, , Q ' - V74 - 1, A - g., ' . . , .r I - I gi ?5,Q -:ft ...-f ' 1 I ,gg af 1 'I A ,4 A rf . V, 1 A gg. .83 Pm li fu, 1 If E9 a V L 'ff 0 14 :f-L -V ..-Q t fo ,vf '-- lg.. - .6 x, 4- fj. X' ' . AI IQ .F 5 1 rf - -Wai' gw , 'j ' jif 59!ff:. , V.- J-- ,1 tr - ,.-Q 0 x' 4 'wxfi ..7 ', . ,I -G 'F . 1 x . , irkgaz , 1. f,,. 91.1- v -, , ,, ,rms ' -:-s , l55 f I r-. ROW l: B. Quaka, M. Koprowski, J. Stadel, B. Padgett, J. Padgett, E. Sabol. ROW 2: N. Scheid, N. Safarcyk, C. Kolesar, E. Pollett, L. Wonders J. Lippold, B. Woods, M. Javorsky. ROW 3: S. Sokol, P. Mish, P. Ryan, G. Williams, C. Neblock, L. Wright, C. Wolfanger, M. E. Strack, J. Kyle FUTURE HOMEMAKERS The Future Homemakers of America is made up of Home Economics students who endeavor to help others as well as themselves. This year the club filled two baskets for Thanksgiving with food purchased by the club. It also made Christmas corsages and centerpieces and sold St. Patrick's Day corsages. Last fall the girls sponsored a dance after a football game, and this spring they took a trip and formally initiated their new officers. OFFICERS are, SEATED: President Judy Adams. STANDING: Historian Mary Ellen Adams, Degrees Chairman Nancy Scheid, Treasurer Sallie Alderman, Secretary Cheryl Draper, Proiects Chairman Cynthia Neblock, and Parliamentarian Ellen Sphar. Absent when this picture was taken was Vice Presi- dent Dianne Bedeker. M Www-fi , vo OF AMERICA ROW I: B. Simko, C. Hedden, M. E. Adams, C. Draper, M. Casey, M. M. McConnell, S, Igel, N. Goluba, P. Beumel, R, M, Jacobs, R. Dady, Gura, J. Barry, J. Huckins, M. L. Elias, S. Blakemore, P. Haliigan. E. Day, P. Brown, M. Benner. ROW 2: M. Gallick, K. Helander, L. Crawford B. Handzus. ROW 3: J.- Casey, J. Adams, D. Bedeker, M, A. Jakupcak, J 1 f FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA The Future Nurses Club is a very active club at Streator High School. Their ac- tivities include participating in the TB Bangle Drive, sponsoring a school dance, and taking an annual trip. This year's trip will be made to Chicago. Also, as one of their projects for the year, they made favors for the Dwight Veterans' Hospital. The club is under the guidance of Mrs. Carolyne Hamann, R.N. She is assisted in her office during school hours by senior members of the club. ... FUTURE NURSES OFFICERS Y? President as Mary Ellen Swain Secretary Mary Ann Seaman Treasurer 5 . i Beth Bryan F Sponsor Mrs. Hamann ...Q 3 ROW T: M. Beiiis, V. Klein, R, Winkler, L. Carbone, D. Bober, B. Beali, S. Lanigan, G. Drapp, J. Sauers. ROW 2: S. Schaibley, D. Duffy, M Malley, N. Mulford, D. Beamer, M, Farmer, D, Dvorchak, R, Vagasky, L. Schmoeger, R. Besserman. ROW 3: S. Cool, B. Warren, L. Brandt, R Dady, M. Giacinfo, N. Paton, L. Held, M, Seaman, M. Perry, M. Leese, Mlakupcak, L. Craft. I-59 -J C2 MEMBERS are- ROW I- A. Parker, S Bruner, L. Patrick, V. Sonderstrom, K. Ryan, M. Trainor. ROW 2: N. Safarcyk, L. Walling, M. Thorson, B. ' ' 'h J. Quaka, B. Russell, P. O'Hara, J. Schroeder. ROW 3: J. Defenbaugh, M. Menzie. P. Halcott, J. Howell, G. Donart, J. Marsmko, L. Gingric , Spencer, D. Krocker, Mr. McNeal. ov .-. ,Q .5 t V57 P -url FUTURE TEACHERS The Future Teachers, under the sponsorship of Mr. McNeal and the leadership of John Mar- sinko, have participated in many activities this year. Last fall the senior members visited Illinois State Normal University, and this spring they visited another col- lege in this area. After Christ- mas, the club took a field trip through Owens and also spent half a day visiting various pub- lic schools in this area. Last year the FTA awarded a S100 scholar- ship to a senior based on need and merit. If there are sufficient funds in the treasury this year, they will repeat the award. OFFICERS ARE: Treasurer P. Halcoft Press Reporter S. Bruner, President J Marsinko, Sponsor Mr. McNeal, Vice Presi dent L. Gingrich, Historian J. Defenbaugh and Secretary M. Menzie. .111 ' 4 l . ROW I: M. Chalfanf, D. Howe, L. Schmoeger, D. Bober, B. Beali, E. Wilhelm, J. Mafas. ROW 2: B. Kertman, G. Gaede, C. Baker, J. Behrens, B Schmitz, D. Klein, M. Thorson, M. Giacinto, J. Teberg. ROW 3: K. Sangsfon, T. Osborn, J. Jones, J. Micklos, J. Mushinsky, R. O'Herron, R HUB COUNCIL ROW lc J. Dzuris, J. Lebo, P. Harly, J. Lynch, R. Yanello, J. Genseal. ROW 2: B. Dominic, P. Walker, J. Pound. ROW 3: F. Ryan, T. O'Brien, J. Simpko, R. Swanson, J. Moynihan, R. Dady, S. Bakalar. F' 1 M. Sullivan, M. Wilmer, J. Hosler, M. Barber DELTA-TRI-HI-Y ROW 'lz M. Chalfant, D. Howe, N. Hayes, L. Schmoeger, B. Beall, C. Kennedy, C. Cosek, C. Mehall, B. Stiles, E. Wilhelm, S. Goluba, M. Lux. ROW 2: N. Jamison, B, Schmitz, G. Drapp, J. Repko, M. Farmer, C. Hoban, D. Dvorchak, L. Hewitt, J. Hodge, N. Goluba, R. Palanos, C. Novot- ney. ROW 3: B. Kettman, L. Anderson, N. Gotch, J. Derra, S. Solon, D. Rausch, K. Ullom, P. Chapple, E. Carby, M. Seaman, K. Creed, D. Clark. ROW I: M. Harcar, L. Penfold, J. Vermilyea, S. Kear, P. Coughlin. ROW 2: J. McMiIIin, D. Dr6PP, J. Zimmerman, S. Juricek, F. Beumel, Ml Gal- lick, J. Lippold, C. Kolesar. ROW 3: K. Baars, B. Bergstad, B. Barr, J. Teberg, K. Abdnour, M. Eilts, R. Jacobs, R. Dady. GAMMA TRI-HI-Y Y vt 1' qw f 1 5 5 .5 g n P ' 51 . 3' I 4 O il 5 1 l Pies. eff QA nf- g R-A i President Jerry Repko 1 1 fi Vice President i i I Bill Stone 5 If W l Secretary-Treasurer ,X I Rita Ritcher Advisor W a ' .41 -, 2 . 2 My Mr. Bridges STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, which consists of a person from every homeroom, carries out a Wide range ot activities. Under the guidance of Mr. Bridges, the Council tultills many duties in S.H.S. Throughout the school year, the Student Council directs such activities as Home- coming, pep rallies, Student Talent Show, Brotherhood Week, and Student Gov- ernment Day. The success ot these activities attests to the Council's effective guidance. The exemplary behavior of the Student Council in serving their fellow students is an outstanding attribute ot S.H.S. Streator plays hosts to District Convention. as SENIORS Judy Ahearn Rosemary Besserrnan Tom Clayton Chuck Giacinto Greg Gwin Bill Kasko Dave Lloyd Don Moore Jim Robertson Nancy Safarcyk Jack Tucker Dick Zion JUNIORS Elizabeth Alberts Beth Bryan Carol Cosek Carolyn Fornof Gene Graves Carol Janke Sue Lanigan Joan McGuire Sharon Padilla Dave Roffman Ron Sopko Joe Spector Barbara Warren SOPHOMORES Diane Borghetti Edwin Crego Gail Erschen Sherree Hannah Karen Hoag Dwayne Kraushaar Dave Moore Doug Patterson Donna Sabol Ray Stinar Dennis Wilkinson FRESHMEN Bob Abdnour Marsha Carlson Alan Goddard Ruth Higgins Mary Klein Terry Lowns Suzan Norris Ron Ramza Dennis Simpson Richard Swanson Jams Yuhas WIZZ JUNIOR At eleven oclock every Saturday mormng Radio Statuon WIZZ turns over nts facllutles to the Streator Hugh School Broadcastung Club WIZZ JUNIOR For the next hour the club broadcasts a program whnch nts members have entlrely wrltten produced and engineered through the sux departments of WIZZ JUNIOR This past year the program has featured six dutferent shows Mystery Melody glves everyone a chance to wan a prlze It he can correctly Identify the mystery tune whuch IS played Followlng Mystery Melody as a varlety program Mostly Nothun Thus year there have been three dlsc gockey shows Top Teen Tunes the Jazz Quarters and Any thung Goes whuch have alternated every three weeks The news of all the school actlvltles IS reported on the News program and the Sports program reports the latest sports news Party Lune has been back thus year to bring everyone the latest gossip Under the sponsorship of Mr Arthur WIZZ JUNIOR has brought many hours of Saturday mornlng pleasure to the people ofthe WlZZland area OFFICERS Advrsor Mr Arthur Actrvrty Director Judy Halcott Program Director Dave Lloyd Assistant Program Director Bob Bengston Secretary Marulyn Knop Treasurer Carol Cosek 1 , . 1 r ,, ,, . . . . . . - - - rr rr - - rr - 1 rr - . , . - - 11 rr rr rr n r r I ' . ,, . . . . . , . rr , . - rr . . . . r 'IP F X ,, I Q I 'ww' Q W A. 6 Lf 3, 'vw 4. 4 ,iwzfww fm, , I Q We , P S1 K W 9 A I wh Q l 4 mg Li? ' 5 J' id ' G B. Dominic C. Deffenbaugh J. Defenbaugh J- LV 'Ch C. Picker S- Mafas B. Kasko P. M S. M C. J. Daugherity . Suderman Ross . Eilfs Whitaker Ahearn D. Lloyd W. McCoy B. Novomey J. Robertson 9 vu 2-4 lx.: nf 1 J 47--1 '5 y A T , 'I I I 7 1 X' . ? 1 COACHING STAFF if is-if sg. 4? COACH ASHWORTH 'E - 1 1 jfjgiwgfjsi ' ' Q f ' ' 3 . .1-ET, EI V ,. q V ,Iv ,mi . . - - 52 ,53 ' I .V 'tll ciffu i ll ffffzfslv A if ., r X f Q , . i fl r 4 'wax vim: l COACH MCINERNY COACH STEPHENS Mr. Ashworth is our athletic director, varsity football and tennis coach. Mr. Mclnerny is varsity basketball coach and assists in football. Mr. Stephens is varsity baseball coach and assists in COACH PATRICK foofbau and Wrestling' COACH LUNDBERG Mr. Patrick is varsity cross country coach and assists in basketball and track. Mr. Lundberg is varsity track coach and assists in football. Mr. Nori is varsity wrestling coach and assists in foot- ball. Mr. Ahearn assists in baseball. O COACH N0Rl COACH AHEARN Mr. Barnewolt is varsity golf coach and assists in basketball. Mr. Jones is varsity swimming coach and assists in football and track. COACH BARN EWOLT COACH JONES I75 -44' '-4 04' ROW 1: L. Augustine, A. Coley, J. Westwood, A. Carl- son, B. Lanning, H. Redd. ROW 2: J. Lebo, J. Cravatta W. Schmidt, J. McMullen, G. Barton, D. Roffman, D. Hornick, B. Rubis, B. Ryan. ROW 3: Coach Ashworth D. Bailey, J. Sabol, J. Haar, D. Zion, J. Mushinsky, L Hendrickson, D. Moore, Coach Mclnerney. ROW 4: B. Sullivan, P. McGuire, G. Graves, J, Telford, R. Jones, 1 J COACH ASHWORTH CAPTAIN HAAR VARSITY FOOTBALL The 1959 Bulldogs had a disappointing season as far as wins and losses were concerned. How- ever, the Bulldogs were hampered by lack of experience and depth. They finished the campaign with a 3-4-l record. Some of the highlights of the campaign included the trouncing of a fine Sterling team, 39-13, for a sparkling Homecoming victory. Another highlight was the defeating of Dixon, 7-O, in a defensive struggle. The other victory of the Bulldogs came at the hands of a poor Hall team by the score of 19-O. The Bulldogs opened the season by falling to Ottawa Marquette by the score of 13-7. Their next loss came at the hands of their old rival, Ottawa, when the Bulldogs were out-manned and defeated by the score of T9-O. The Bulldogs were shut out again as they were stunned by De- Kalb, l4-O. The Bulldogs' final loss came at the hands of St. Bede. In this game, the Bulldogs dominated the first three and one-half quarters before falling 7-6. The other Bulldog game was a deadlock with Kewanee, 7-7. One factor which nobody could control was the weather. Every game was played in the rain with the exception of one, and that was played in freezing temperatures. The club had nine seniors in the starting lineup, and they will all be missed for the coming season. However, the Juniors should be quite successful next year. J. Ramza, M. Wargo. 1 A 5 ,.-4 ?' ' T' A , F X tx! . Rf' . Wk V 'B N., 1 w ig 'Q Q 7, .ill wav Y f m M Hx , ,, I o 'S M W 1 , M M Q9 ' a E? , 'Q . ,W , A 7 1,4 at J ' 3.3 , f , N , t 2, iw! , , Y A Q' ' , ,QQ 4 Q , '36 W if f ' A NY M' A 4 ia , ik -ff ' V' I77 'f , M ,,, 'W 7 ' 'Hx .f YN3 DICK ZION i DAVE BAILEY DON MOORE Hx nv JOHN HAAR RON JONES JOHN MUSHINSKY JOHN SABOI. I78 1 PETE MCGUIRE LARRY HENDRICKSON E ,Cl- - at 3.302 l rg ,-5 . 40' ROW 1: L, McMean, J. Bandura, E. Crego, B. Dominic, D. Mann, T. Redd, J. Sheridan, B. Clayton. ROW 2: B. Potusna, mgr N Goluba K Hepner, D. Hallowell, G. Erchen, R. Safarcyk, R. Bott, R. Cook. ROW 3: Coach Lundberg, B. Novotney, T. Schmitz, E. Englert M Simmons B Bellis, B. Ryan, D. Patton, M. Malley, Coach Nori. ROW 4: D. Maierchin, D. Kraushaar, T. Dell, D. Fryman, A. Warfield, M. Lyons D Moore Streator Streator Streator Streator Streator FROSH-SCPH FOOTBALL Although hampered by lack of size, the Bullpups nevertheless played the de- termined brand of ball which is characteristic of Streator teams. Their record for the 1959 campaign was one win and eight losses, but the experience gained throughout the season should prove valuable in seasons to come. O Marquette 6 Hall 7 Kewanee O12 Pontiac ....,.. 13 Sterling SCHEDULE . ., 1 3 Streator 7 Streator O Streator 14 Streator 19 Ottawa .,.. DeKalb ..... Dixon. ..,. , St. Bede . ROW l G West G Nnche G Newborn B Abdnour B Avon K Baar D Lewis T Muscato ROW 2 G Novotney D Quaka H Hart E King D Rhodes D Tutko D Swain D Libke ROW 3 Coach Jones T Lowns M Marshall A Goddard J Stephens L Kaclnsky G Daniels T Rowe G Condon R Swanson Coach Stephens ROW 4 O Geisholt T Gura F Mance L Gallick D Cinnamon L Henmsh R Moore B Ahearn G Crawford FROSH FOOTBALL RECORD Streator Pontiac St Bede Streator Streator Ottawa Streator Streator Streator Marquette LaSalle Peru Spring Valley The T959 Bullpups gained an outstanding record this season. Their over-all record for the campaign was five wins, no losses, and one tie. Although the final score was no indication, the Bullpups masterfully outplayed the Ottawa Frosh on their own field. Penalties in that game prevented them from emerging victorious. Throughout the entire season, the Bullpups displayed both offensive and defensive brilliance. -'Pg iw if ROW l: D. Lloyd, D. Sharisky, E. Capko, M. Carby, Coach Max Patrick. ROW 2: R. Ramme, D. Beamer, J. Moreland, B. Carby. ROW 3: D. Jay, Manager, C. Genseal, S. O'Hara, C. Spirduso. CROSS COUNTRY Coach Patrick's Harriers compiled an impressive dual meet record of five wins and two losses, one of the losses to Ottawa, which later qualified for the state finals by placing second in the district meet, which was held at the local country club. As far as conference meets and individual meets are considered, the team experienced a disappointing season. Coach Patrick is losing five varsity letter winners, three of whom were among the first five runners. Next year's outlook is a poor one with only two varsity letter winners and three sophomore letter winners returning. The sophomores had an unimpressive record of six losses. They lacked the depth which is needed to make 'a winning team. Coach Patrick congratulates Co-Captain D. Lloyd for being the first athlete from Streator High to win a major letter for four years in Cross Country. Streator Streator Streator Streator Streator Streator Streator Streator Streator Streator Streator Streator l5 32 30 l7 ,,..6th 18 8th nd ,. oth l7 l5 7th SCHEDULE At Home Home Home LaSalle Peoria Morris Sterling Ottawa Sterling Dixon Home Home Mendota 48 Ottawa ..... 27 DeKalb c .. 25 LaSalle ..... . 42 Peoria Invitational Morris . 38 Sterling Invitational l.V. Conferences N.C.l.C. Dixon . 40 LaSalle . .. 46 District Meet l8l Coach Francis Mclnerny The 1959-60 Bulldogs started out very well winning five out of their first six games. Then, after losing two games at the Kankakee Holiday Tournament, the Bulldogs lost six more games in a row, They broke out of their losing streak by winning four of their last eight games. The Bulldogs had an overall record of 9 wins and 13 losses. Although the season was somewhat disappointing, nobody found Streator to be pushovers. The boys played their best and showed fine spirit. VARSITY BASKETBALL LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Telford, J. Micklos, D. Zion, J. Mushinsky, D. Moore, J. McMullen, D. Drapp, B. Ryan, D. Bailey, L. Augustine, M. Wargo, S Creamean, F. Wargo, D. Snyder. REAR: J. Spector, manager, Coach Mclnerny, D. Patterson, manager. l 'QQ4 '85 A N 4 IP' .rf ' Elf 1.. i if Hap' r 'T .dl I fo Captain Dave Snyder Hia, yl I fp, U ?f Streator 3l A0 44 48 35 55 28 35 58 50 St, Bede Geneseo Hall Kewanee La Salle Marquette De Kalb Ottawa Rock Falls Marseilles SCHEDULE Opponents Streator Opponents 30 42 Princeton 58 35 46 La Salle 55 43 62 Rochelle A5 A2 50 St. Bede 63 53 57 Sterling , 65 35 29 Ottawa 65 55 5l Mendota 50 69 53 Marseilles 50 67 58 Hall , , 46 52 57 Dixon 82 Kankakee Holiday Tournament Streator 63 Shelbyville 67 Streator 57 Robinson 3 64 lvl 'tra qv uf GRADUATING IISII I . ,. ,. HH '.' ' g 'mfwl 1. , , , ,Ky 4 . j V ., , Y . f .. N 'Nr IVV. E H , Q -N QQ, fl ,, - f 'h ' r . K ,, X . 'vzy ,.? .,, , 'IQHN F V fx,-vj I, ur QREAIQ2 41 M470 .., QBI4 Q33 Af? 0, S I 43540, QREATQ, ROW 1: F. Ryan, M. Lyons, T. Schmitz, J. Wright, D. Sternberg, B. Clayton, B. Dominic. ROW 2: T. Redd, L. Snyder, G. Erschen L Puckworth R Stinar, K. Hepner, B. Bellis, D. Patton, Coach Barnewolt. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Under the fine coaching of their new coach, Gene Barnewolt, this year's soph team compiled a fine record of ll wins and 9 losses. Among their defeats were close contests with LaSalle and Ottawa, which had very fine teams. As far as producing future varsity material is concerned, this year's sophomore team has some excellent material. Center, Ray Stinar, 6' 4 tall, forward Gale Erschen, 6' 2 tall, and guards Ted Schmitz and Dick Sternberg should all be com- peting for varsity iobs next year. Streator ............ 46 Streator Streator Streator Streator Streator Streatorw. ....... . Streator ............ Streator Streator ............ Streator Streator. . ......... Streator. .....,,.. . Streator Streator. . ,..... Streator. ..,,,... , Streator ............ Streator ..,.. . ....... Streator Streator ............ SCHEDULE St. Bede Geneseo Hall ,. Kewanee LaSalle ., Marquette DeKalb . .. Ottawa . Rock Falls Marseilles Princeton LaSalle Rochelle . St. Bede Sterling H Ottawa Mendota . Marseilles Hall . . , Dixon ..... l -s ,Qi -, .., -,ill L -all M' L T i v 'Q ROW I: O, Fosdick, T. Gura, J. Vogel, M. MacNamara, T. Muscato, B. Abdnour, Manager. ROW 2: C. Spirduso, O. Geisholt, F. Mance, R. Moore B Ahearn, Coach Patrick. ROW 3: J. Dzuris, G. McAllister, H. Hart, R. Ramert, D. Cinnamon, Coach Stephens. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL The Freshman basketball team ended its reg- ular season play with a very fine record of thir- teen wins and only one loss. One of these wins was through a forfeiture by Spring Valley. The only loss was to Ottawa, a team that they had previously beaten, and this was iust one of those days that the boys could not hit. With exactly half the season gone, Coach Pat- rick resigned. He was replaced by Coach Stephens, who did a very fine iob the rest of the season. Although the boys lacked height, they had good team spirit and good teamwork, which every winning team needs. Much can be ex- pected from these boys in future years. Streator 35 St. Bede 48 Spring Valley 43 Pontiac 32 Marquette 43 La Salle . 45 Ottawa . . 5l Marseilles 57 La Salle 55 Mendota 32 St. Bede 1 8 Ottawa 56 Pontiac 55 Marseilles Spring Valley Opponents 20 28 i8 . 23 4l 36 35 34 24 . 30 48 38 .. 31 avi its ips fag fy, Q fm 2. QE .4341 Q23 rw L 1 s, if 1,,m 4 Y 5 2 wi ., . ' 5 , my 9 Sig' X I 1 2? X 1 33' Y 5 in V f ,4 Q1 2 -22? ' l, M,i? ,fy , ilfs r , , QxiYffWH34 ,i1 , ,, X. . L 6 H A ' S Q L' N A, J 4 X44 I, Jn ASEE 4' Q M., l wif ww' 'fi I 1 f -.- 'V . -. f-' 132' J 5- 1, W.-A 5' .ig M ,, . . 1 Y , A fag. s , .Vw ?w va. f QQ 4' 13587 FRONT ROW G. Hill, S. O'Hara, L. McMeen, M. Hedden, J. Stevens, D. Crouch, B. Matthews, D. Paull, D. Moore. SECOND ROW: K. Crosiar C Courtney M Malley, B. Ryan. THIRD ROW: Coach Jones, D. Noon, R. Pfalzgraf, J. Devera, J. Moynihan, B. Mitchell, G. Gwin, E. Courtney T Sopher B Knight, D. Rhodes, J. Voss. SWIMMING The 1959-T960 Bulldog swimming team compiled a record of three wins and five losses. The deficit in the win column does not mean that all was a loss for Coach Bob Jones in his first year at Streator. With only four varsity letter winners graduating, Coach Jones feels that next year's team will be a strong one with a good num- ber of underclassmen returning, all of these having at least one or two years of experience behind them. During the course of the season three school and pool records were shattered. Two of these records were con- tributed by Captain Greg Gwin. In the IOO-yard Back- stroke event he set the record at l:IO.9, and in the T60- yard Individual Medley he brought the new record to l:55.l. The third record was set by the I6O-yard Medley Relay team, composed of J. Devera, R. Pfalzgraf, D. Noon, and B. Ryan. They lowered the record to I:32.8. Pictured at the right are Coach Jones, along with Cap- tain Greg Gwin, the lone Bulldog swimmer who qualified for the State finals. Gwin qualified in the IOO-yard Breast- stroke and in the 200-yard Individual Medley. Streator. Streator Streator Streator Streator Streator Streator Streator WINS 56 Ottawa 6l Pekin 61 Pekin .. LOSSES 25 Richwoods 28 Ottawa 2l Richwoods 35 DeKalb 36 DeKalb .. ff' as 3 4 mx. R I QQ Q5 Q ggxg .gf Ya. X5 fl 'aw ' M H vw N3 ,yr Sr A J' Left Yo right: S. Padilla C. Ke 1 .. . U Y nnedy s. , , N. Paton, C. Deffenbaugh, J. Repko mn, 3 104 Lefftorughi S Hayes S Fnncham D Sabol S Maias M Guyon My lv 'L Q ia ' A A . . d i 1 W f 5- ' Q, 'ltiilznwa A P - V 9 , M QN :zfnr-Qu? I fl . U1 f Q! L WE WORKED HARD This year the armory was transformed into an underwater FantaSea. A shaded blue ballroom greeted prom couples, who danced to the music of Bill Carne- gie's orchestra. The orchestra played from the stage, which had been turned into the deck of a sunken ship. Schools of fish, which floated overhead, plus a gigantic oyster, and an angel hair whirl- pool, contributed to the underwater illu- sion that had been very effectively created. JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM 4-3425 'lr Wi ,Z N'?f'7 : -'E-1'-A--,...': Nil . -'- K' ,. s-3---LTTTW: i, ' A N - MW! f I P M 'Q .. imp qk f ' Q 'N , 'QQ 4 x ------ A ' s hi, sq 3 v :fav Ya' 5 gVA'gfw J'5'Z'f,r,yff1.W 1 nf i SENIOR CITIZENS The Senior Citizens are a newly organized group of ten senior boys. These boys were selected because of Their leadership, dependability, personality, scholastic ability, and because of their contributions to school and community affairs. The club meets once a month for a dinner meeting and a program. They take an annual trip to interesting places to further their intellectual interests. These young men are expected to be the good citizens of tomorrow. The sponsors, Dr. William Schiffbauer and Mr. George Wasem, devote much of their valuable time to this organization. REAR, I to r.: J. Repko, B. Bohn, D. Snyder, B. Kasko, D. Moore, D. Lloyd. FRONT, I, to r.: J. Klever, J. Robertson, Dr. Schiffbauer, G. Wasem, L, Hendrickson, Absent: E. Capko. STATE SPEECH CHAMPIONS 'f u ,r .A , ' Q 9 In fu' . e.,,,,? , if .r-,Q 'hw' ,...a - S .QV 1' j E' E+: QE' ,..- I 4 ' . ' 1 '- k'!Qs v ,, L 'nd' Eg 3 If ' f I .irk I Ill. i 1 -.-..f.l,,x, 'J ,V ,,, , M. Q-www, iggyfai. , A 1 Q , V , gg , ,Q f-. ' wifi, , , Q f, 1 , , 331' ' , 4451 . ,V , W.. gf A ,. L 'MZ 1 5 x -322 :fm qmfz b 9 + Q all 'f ' 3' .. af',.f', f-V J-Wally' ' x Y ., e,:,A'?. K , ,E 'gm ' , 4 , ' 'gg , .. Mfg' , '41 'ev Y f Mgiiwaf fi-Effimi' . fi .MV ,, ,L , gi 65' V l A ,Q .f 0 Azfz V. if ,w.-..,,.,,NM.wH,,,... 5551 VW-yi me FIRST ROW: Managers-B. Reeser Cstandingj, D. Patterson Ckneelinglg D. Beamer, J. Sabol, J. Haar, J. Telford, F. Wargo, R. Jones, J More land R. Pfalzgraf, Coach M. Patrick. SECOND ROW: Coach B. Jones, F. Mance, D. Hallowell, T. Dell, D. Paton, J. Westwood, J. Gayon M Carby, M. Hedden, Coach A. Lundberg. THIRD ROW: S. O'Hara, E. Daniels, T. Gura, M. McNamara, R. Stinar, B., Ryan, D. Tutko D Cinnamon, E. Hrasch. TRACK The i960 Track team experienced quite a successful season. They finished with a record of three victories in dual meets, won one triangular while losing one triangular, scored seven points in the DeKalb Relays, placed third in the District Meet at Ottawa, placed third in the l. V. Meet, and placed sixth in the NCIC. Three individuals and the 880 Relay Team qualified for the State Meet at Champaign. John Haar qualified in the High Hurdles and in the Low Hurdles, setting a district and school record of :2O.9 in the Low Hurdles. Frank Wargo won the 220 yard dash at district, and Ray Stinar placed in the High Jump event. Also qualifying for the State Meet was the Half-Mile Relay Team, consist- ing of John Sabol, Ron Jones, Jerry Westwood, and Frank Wargo. All were eliminated during the qualifying tryouts at State. During the District Meet Streator missed the services of Jim Telford, consistent scorer in the Broad Jump and the 220-yard dash. With TeIford's services, Streator could have very well won the District Meet, which would have been the third consecutive year. The Frosh-Soph team won one dual meet over Pontiac and placed last in a triangular with L.P. and Ottawa. They placed third in the Illinois Valley Meet, with Dick Paton winning the 440-yard dash, Bob Ryan winning the 880-yard run, and Don Cinnamon winning the Low Hurdle event. FIRST ROW: H. Hart, J. Klever, D. Drapp, R. Eccleston, J. Dzuris, O. Giesholt, R. Moore. SECOND ROW: Coach Ahearn, D. Moore, P. McConnell, C. Roberts, L. Augustine, B. Ahearn, R. Safarcyk, H. Redd, Coach Stephens. THIRD ROW: Dick Zion, K. Hepner, B. Gotch, S. Plimmer, S. Creamean, J. Mushinsky, D. Krocker, D. Roffman. BASEBALL Forty-five boys answered the call for baseball this spring, but, due to lack of proper facilities, only 21 boys were still playing at the end of the season. This year's team played a total of nine games, winning five and dropping four. Don Moore, Dick Zion, Jim Klever, and Steve Creamean led the Bulldogs with their effective hitting, and Dick Zion and Loney Augustine pitched the Bull- dogs to a better-than-average season. Since Coach Stephens will lose only four boys, he should have a fine team next year. STR EATO R Streator 9 Streator 12 Streator 23 Streator 3 Streator 8 Streator 0 Streator 2 Streator 1 Streator 2 St. Bede - St. Bede ...... St. Bede ...... LaSalle ..... Hall ,........ LaSalle .......... Woodland LaSalle ........ Woodland OPPONENT 2 U-- 3 ---,--l0 4 7 l ---- 3 4 SHS GOLFERS The SHS golfers, under the direction of Coach Gene Barnewolt, had an unde- feated season. They won 9 meets and didn't lose any. They won the illinois Valley Conference Championship and placed 3rd in the District Tournament. They have bright prospects for next year with only two members graduating. The graduating lettermen are D. Bailey and J. Fetzer. FIRST ROW: R. Clayton, D.-Sternberg, A. Dodge, J. McBride, B. Abdnour. SECOND ROW: Coach Barne- wolt, J. Babey, D. Bailey, A. Wargo, J. Fetzer, M. Wargo, B. McBride. OPPONENTS 9-UT , KNEELING: G. Erschen, D. Swain, B. Matthews, D. Swanson, D. Schneider, B. Lanning, STANDING: T. King, B. Cripe, B. Broadway, A. Carlson, D. Moore. Coach Ashworth was not present when the picture was taken. Marseilles Ottawa ...,. St. Bede ..aass Marseilles L.P. ..,.,,v , Morris W L.P. ,,,,,a...s, St. Bede ...,, Morris ,.... Ottawa ,.,. TENNIS STREATCR 2 0 5 5 5 O 5 5 2 l Coaching tennis for his first time, Coach Ash- worth's net team compiled a satisfactory record of five wins, tive losses, and sixth place in the NCIC. Handicapping the team was the fact that only four members were veterans and not all were previous varsity letter winners. Since none of the boys will be graduating this year, next year's already experienced team should be a success- ful one. Dave Fogg, also absent when the picture was taken, was the only member to win a match in the NCIC. I, W., ,3- ., 8, wg! vm 'QSM L W ? 2 jnm'gf A f M 'KK 1 'ffiwff W ' if 1? W' ' . Q 1 , b1',eiQQ'Q 1 , I . ,V i fW,,? 7 f ki v fiiiggfg ,' n W 'WSITEZ U? ,K fwzgl 'ga wf fb 5, X , 1? HL fbifglgry V4 , ' wir -V 7 W 'if , H .i ffbuvfg' r , arf ,, TL, 1 1 Q , 1593 N' , ,,,y V QM ,f ,? , Z4 M iff 4 .Wag ,av . Q J ,, ff 1,3 N, ix, 1 A Q V1 BROADWAY SPLASH VALEDICTORIAN David has proven his scholastic ability over and over in his four years at SHS, but has also found time to be an outstanding citizen and leader. He has served as president of the Chess Club and the Science Club, and as program director of WIZZ Jr. He has been an active member of Thes- pians, a member of the Senior Citizens, and is the only boy to win four major letters in cross-country. David is one of lOOO seniors across the country named as National Merit Scholars. He is also an Illinois State Scholar, and won honorable mention in both the Westinghouse and the General Motors competition. Next fall David will enter the University of Illinois, and will major in chemistry. He hopes to enter the field of research. SALUTATORIAN Janice, who is salutatorian of the class of l96O, has proven her scholastic abilities and has also shown a definite interest in other phases of high school life. As an active member of the dramatics department, Janice this year entered speech contest with an original oration. She has also been student director of an all-school play and is a very active member of Thespians. 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