Thornton Community College - Caldron Yearbook (Harvey, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1963 volume:

CALDRON 1963 THORNTON JUNIOR COLLEGE HARVEY, ILLINOIS To the Students of Thornton Junior College: This year at Thornton Junior College can be most important for you. It should be a time for setting definite goals and for making decisions for future vocations and professions. It is a time to be used in achieving scholarship and in developing a_ philosophy of life. Worthwhile and lasting friendships will be built. The stature and reputation of a college are built and maintained not just by the faculty but also by the students. The many fine graduates of Thornton Junior College have given it recognition as a college of excel- lence. The faculty is constantly revising and expanding the program to improve the opportunities for its students. You can take pride in having a part in this excellence. We hope your achievements here and in your future endeavors will be such that the college can take pride in your accomplishments and that you can look back with pleasure to your attendance at Thornton Junior College. Lee E. Dulgar Dean j - Dy ; } Hatisncaditspie) Te Harrie oer HT ; DEAN OF MEN Mr. Byron Kee Last year Mr. Kee served as the freshmen class counselor. In this capacity he gained valuable experience in handling the problems of the students. He also served as a co-sponsor of the Men's Club and this year he is continu- ing as the sponsor. It is evident that Mr. Kee is well prepared for his first year as the Dean of Men, for he not only knows the administra- tive functions of his position but is also regarded with respect by the students. i ‘ eer 3 ded eI eee Can, DEAN OF WOMEN Miss Adelaide Childs This is Miss Child's second year as Dean of Women at Thornton Junior College. She ‘serves a needed function, that of making it easier for the freshmen women to adjust to the change from high school to college life. She is equally interested in assisting the sophomore women with their problems, for all the girls can have problems which may well require the assistance of an interested faculty member. | ‘: Spt Hit Pinata fetid Thay i Pei Pee HET BY i SENATE Second Row: Karen Callanan, Marilynn Lau, Wayne Marley, Mary Ann Johnson First Row: Carl Lindstrom, Marsha Swanson, Norm Mangano, Cynthia Poli This is the first year for the Student Senate. It is composed of the presidents and vice-presidents of the following groups: Coed Club, Men's Club, freshmen class, sopho- more class, three elected from the sophomore class, and one representative from the college publications. In addition to sponsoring the Gym-Jams, the Mixers, the Homecoming Dance, the Boulderino, and the Prom, the Student Senate also has the responsibility of distributing the student activity fees to the various school activities. Sponsors for the Student Senate are Mrs. Helen G. Fesler and Mr. Raymond C. Sherman. In addition to assisting the officers of the Senate, they also serve to coordi- nate the actions of the Senate with those of the administration and the faculty. - tg Cynthia transmits winning blow i n JERRY MILLER, CAST MEMBER HA aa one + i ue) os MEN’S CLUB OFFICERS Second Row: Wayne Krass, Pete Wasilkoff, Dennis Miller, Neal Franklin First Row: Dave Drechsel, Norm Mangano, Carl Lindstrom This year the Men's Club is under the direction of Mi. syron Kee, who is also the Dean of Men. In addition to sponsoring the Mother-Son Banquet and the Sleigh- bell Ball, the Men's Club also provides Smokers, at which the members can see a good movie as well as eat a more than satisfying number of hamburgers. By sponsoring the Smokers, the Men's Club enables students, who normally would not meet, to get together. These Smokers also serve to break those long and mono- tonous hours of study, for they are held on week nights. The officers are elected at the close of their freshman year. In the fall of the next school year, after the officers have become sophomores, the freshmen board members are elected. The officers for the current year are Norm Mangano, president; Carl Lindstrom, vice-president; and James Gawlik, secretary-treasurer. 11 COED COUNCIL i es SSS PRESENTING T.J.C’S SORORITES Third Row: Pat Christ, Marcia Davis Second Row: Shirley Maina, Shirley Kennedy, Olivia Shutter, Jean Winter- ringer, Karen Nelson First Row: Adelle Cook, Barbara Wells, Donna Lovrich, Judy Peerbolte, Verna Watson GAMMA Second Row: Karen Callanan, Diane Bano- vich, Mary Jane Buckner, Millie Vetterick, Madelaine Aubert, Carolyn Chenoweth, Charlotte Nash First Row: Gail Evans, Catherine Dunn, Carol Schmidtke, Geraldine Zboreak, Linda Lilley, Joyce Kappel DELTA Second Row: Frances Vena, Mary Zuber, Ruth Becker, Sandy G. Johnson, Adrienne LeCocq, Nancy Garrison First Row: Charmaine Ca rlson, Penny Van- derlinden, Noreen Deal, Janet Franknecht, Rose Paun EPSILON Second Row: Cecilia Laws, Joan Behrens, Diana Staat, Gayle Fiegel, Judy Lambert First Row: Karen Sanford, Janice DeYoung, Jacquelyn Mazurowski, Deidre Harper, Sharon Milet ETA Second Row: Sharon Jarog, Beverly Erick- son, Marian Coggeshall, Dorothy Stelter, Judy Krause, Gail Dunker, Joan Jennrich First Row: Ginger Brandt, Diane Tromp, Nancy Godin, JoAnn Sholar, Karen Burk - ZETA Third Row: Sandra Blair, Diane Baer, Sann: Messinger, Sandra Shackleton, Dorothy Eis- ner, Joyce Yatsak Second Row: Connie Miller, Cynthia Poli, Joan Jacobson, Susan Graham, Carol Hill, Terriann Quirk, Nancy Anderson, Bobbie Barker First Row: Lorna Propes, Dianne Liptok, Lynn Vollmer, Elaine Kavelaras, Peggy Nash KAPPA Second Row: Donna Hallett, Cheryl Dado, Lynn Colombo, Evelyn Dunnam, Carol Van- derwoude, Marilyn Janacyk, Janice Munson, Vicki VanEck First Row: sla Rothenhoefer, Diane Hodge, Orrel Kauffman, Carole Stark, Janet Rossate 15 L?’ALLIANCE FRANCAISE Third Row, Frank Nuessel, Richard Nelson, Sam Belmonte, Bob Dahl, Jerry Paulson, Ed Denson Second Row: Garda Hinch, Carol Maczka, Marilynn: Lau, Vicki VanEck, Karen Callanan, Sharon Milet First Row: Linda Novak, Sandy Johnson, Jean Malkowski, Florence Oedzes, Cherie Lynn Sauerbier, Karen Sanford, Eleanor Klimek, Charmaine Carlson Achieving a better understanding of the culture of France is one of the goals of the French Club. This is best accomplished by stimulating an increased usage of the lang- uage. Another method is by exposing the students to pictures as well as printed material from France. Through these media members are brought closer to the realization that France, its language, and its people are an important part of the world we live in. The Club is sponsored by Miss Florence Wunderlich and is open to those students taking first or second year French. This year's officers are Ron Pritchard, president, Ursula Olling, vice-president; Sandy Johnson, sec.-treasurer; and Bob Dahl, sergeant- at-arms. - 17 DER DEUTSH VEREIN ¥ ‘ | Back Row: Dieter Meister, William Zimmerman, Dennis Erickson, David McClenahan, Ronald Phillips, Jack Dorn, Dennis Johnson, George Euland, Ed Sylvestrak, (not shown) Linus Clark Front Row; Tim Osterlund, Tom Sheldrake, Janice DeYoung, Sharon Oldaker, Janice Yates, Mike Jerding, Joe Farrell, Ray Caldweld The German Club, Der Deutsch Verein, is sponsored by Miss Jeannette Hills. Its purpose is to acquaint students with the German language and customs. It is a chance for all students of German to combine fun and enjoyment with a study of German. It provides these students with an opportunity touse the German that they have learned in classes. One of the highlights of the year is their participation in the annual Christ- mas party of the foreign language clubs. This year they put on a skit featuring an angel choir and its instructor, Beethoven. Current officers are Sharon Oldaker, presi- dent; Irv Wilkins, vice-president; Pat Christ, secretary; and Dieter Meister, treasurer. 18 EL CiIRCULO ESPANOL Back Row; Judy Lambert, Susan DeBoer, Frank Nuessel, Bill Horn, George Waters, Ed Denson, Elaine Kavelaras Front Row: Janet Franknecht, Marlene Wood, Carolyn Pond, Mary Ann Johnson, Diane Hodge, Carole Stark, Terriann Quirk The mastery of Spanish is a significant accomplishment and is made even more so by our proximity to South American countries, whose official language is Spanish. For the most part the Spanish Club is composed of those students currently taking first or second year Spanish and who have enough interest to join this Club as well as to attend classes. The sponsor of the Spanish Club is Miss Florence, Wunderlich who encourages her students to join the Club and further their exposure to the culture and customs of Spain. Miss Wunderlich is assisted in this function by Elaine Kavelaras, president; Frank Nuessel, vice-president; Mary Ann Johnson, secretary-treasurer; and Bill Horn, sergeant-at-arms. 19 Top Row: Mike Jerding, Carol Maczka, Chuck Mosser, George Waters, Kiiri Tamm, Douglas Smith Bottom Row; Charlotte Nash, Sharon Milet, Isla Rothenhoefer, Diana Staat, Mary Ann Johnson, Jeanne Nelson, Gail Dunker THE COURIER The Courier is the school newspaper which majestically appears in the Union Room every other Friday. The Courier is also available in the library and office. It is in this paper, which is sponsored by Mr. John Stanfield, that we can find out the latest news as to school events and social activities. This year's Courier staff, which is headed by George Waters, had an extra difficulty in meeting their deadlines - lack of staff members. Even with this handicap the Courier staff has done a fine job of turning out a school newspaper. 20 THE CALDRON Yes, we the Caldron staff, under the direction of Mr. Roy Swanberg, are responsible for what you behold. Itis our attempt to record what happened during the past school year. There are many’ things which are not in this book because of the lack of space but just the same there is much in this book of inter- est, some of which may be new to you. - � Back Row: Linus Clark, Dayton Ward, Roger Weseloh, Randell Wenig, Ken Pe Say 43 ting. Not Pictured: Jim Heintz Front Row: Terriann Quirk, Eleanor Platell, Sem Klein, Kiiri Tamm, Carol Hill. 21 io So a as _ Back Row; Harvey Bradford, Wayne Billadrau, Ron Phillips, Dave Meitz, Colin Cope, George Waters, Joe Farrell Front Row: Mary Lou Huizenga, Sharon O'Keefe, Carol Diekelman, Sandi Shackleton, Sanna Messinger, Lorraine Moore, (not shown) Ken Peting 23 DRAMA CLUB PRESENTS “LILIOM” LILIOM By Ferenc Molnar CAST OF CHARACTERS Marie ........ Karen Sanford Julie 22. ssa Raquel Cano Mrs. Muskat . Sandi Shackleton Tiliom’’...... kon Pritchard Three Servant Girls) si). 5� ey Judy Cotton, Marilyn Janecyk, Donna Riley Louise .... Mary Lou Huizenga Policemen ...... Joe Farrell, Rich Evans Policeman for the Picture ssc. .., Bob Turek Mother Hollunder Sanna Messinger “The Sparrow” .. Jerry Miller Wolf Beifeld ... Ken Dahlberg Young Hollunder .. Colin Cope Linzrnan ..:... George Waters The Doctor Wendel Allan Pugh The Carpenter .. Paul Greubel The Richly Dressed Man ....... George Waters The Poorly Dressed Man ........ Wendel Pugh The Old Guard .... Bob Turek The Magistrate Bob Grosvenor Townspeople .. Maureen Garry Frances Vena (Student Assistant ...... CWA Bhs hie SOaN enrens) LAMBDA EPSILON Back Row: Bob Titus, Dieter Meister, Frank Nuessel, Wayne Tellis Front Row: Carl Lindstrom, Judy Lambert, Lorraine Moore, Shirley Maina Lambda Epsilon, the Thornton Junior College Scholastic Honor Society, was organ- ized in the spring of 1939 for the purpose of encouraging scholarship by according recognition to those whose scholastic achievements are of a high order. Members are elected into the society purely on the basis of their scholarship, and no weight is given to popularity, leadership, or extra curricular activities. Students are elected as soon as they have proved their scholarship. This may occur either in the freshman or sopho- more year or after the student's graduation, in the case of alumni members. The motto of Lambda Epsilon, Lux Esto, or Let there be light, is indicative of the enlightenment and knowledge upon which civilization and progress depend. It is toward this objective that the Honor Society is dedicated. This year's officers are Carl Lindstrom, president; Judith Lambert, vice-president; and Orrell G. Kauffman, secretary-treasurer. 26 EDUCATION CLUB Back Row: Phil Cothroll, Eleanor Platell, Marilyn Lau, Charmaine Carlson, Diane Carlson, Carol VanderWoude, Sharon O'Keefe, John Inman Front Row: Barbara Carlson, Janet Franknecht, Lorraine Moore, JoAnn Sholar, Connie Miller, Gail Evans, Pat Dutell This was the second year for the Education Club, which is under the sponsorship of Miss Helen Fesler. The Education Club is a local chapter of the Student Education Association, a subdivision of the National Education Association. The organization is composed of those students who are planning to go into the field of teaching. The goals of the club are to perpetuate an interest in teaching, to help its members to realize their goals, and to point the way to a job in their field of interest. The club members who were elected to hold office for the past year were Pat Duttell, president; Janet Franknecht, vice-president; Marilyn Lau, secretary; and John Inman, treasurer. 27 Dorothy Borys Nancy Godin PS ee st i wee 30 TOP ROW Coach Pete Schloss 21 Gil Flores 31 Marv Keeling 53 Winston Bowman , 58 Jerry Rehr 66 Millerd Munger 70 Bill Harper 76 Bill Staat 87 Pat Bennett MIDDLE ROW 36 Jim De Vries 71 Morris Johnson 23 Henry DeBose 30 Art Gaetano 16 Dan Fox 33 Jack Stalley 13 Jim Russo 11 Bud Browning oy Orland David 72 John Lorenzi BOTTOM ROW 55 John Klein 67 Wayne Krass 81 Rich Panozzo 74 Ray Esparza 78 Glen Weaver 62 Dave Dreschel 50 Bill Bower |GO! TEAM! GO! 32 DETERMINATION 33 OUR BASKETBALL TEAM — Back Row: Marv Keeling, Bob Holleman, Ray Martin, Al Dehnert, Paul Bentley, Don Richardson, Coach Don Williams Front Row; Danny Fox, Oliver Carter, Reubin Poindexter, Vern Ryan, Jim Massick Those not pictured: Skip McDermott, Rich Simac SEASON RECORD TJC OPPONENT TJC OPPONENT ELGIN 92 51 UNIV. OF CHICAGO 76 40 LA SALLE 80 74 BLOOM 104 59 CONCORDIA 84 37 MORTON 76 53 MOLINE 81 72 LYONS 78 64 WRIGHT 84 96 WILSON 78 72 AMUNDSEN 89 78 JOLIET 48 53 BLOOM 91 61 GEORGE WILLIAMS 98 77 MORTON 99 79 CRANE 97 82 GEORGE WILLIAMS 99 53 ELGIN 120 62 UNIV. OF CHICAGO 72 33 BLOOM 86 60 LYONS 105 55 WHEATON 97 74 ONLY 2 LOSES OUT OF 22 — NEED WE SAY MORE! 34 ay, YG BOOK, yy Two For 7 ( Thornton) 35 Twinkle Toes Massick Vern discourages opposing team. T0039’ Ae. € 9, Dave is determined to get that ball. Here the ball gets back: It dribbles Massick. 37 LETTERMANS CLUB me Nasal ee Second Row; Bob Titus, John Inman, Wayne Tellis, Al Dehnert, Willard Munger, Dan Fox, Ray Esparza First Row: Arthur Gartave, Gil Flores, Vernon Blair, Glenn Weaver, Wayne Krass, Patrick Bennett, Ray Moorman, Martin Harper The Lettermen's Club, which was formed in 1952, is composed of those students who have won a letter in either of their two years at Thornton Junior College. Most of the club members won their letters while on either the basketball or football team; but there are also letter winners from baseball, tennis, and track. During the school year the Lettermen's Club sponsors the after game dances, which are held in the gym after home basketball games, and also sponsors the annual banquet which is held in the spring for members of the club. The sponsor is Mr. Peter Schloss, who has held that position since the club was formed. This year's officers are Dan Fox, President; Henry De Bose, Vice-President; Kathy Hagen, Secretary; and Nancy Godin, Treasurer. 38 FIELD AND TRACK 33 Field and track sports place.emphasis upon endur- ance, although skill is often necessary. These sports are rather broad in their scope, for they include races, cross-country, discus, and high jumping just to mention a few. This year's field and track sports were coached by Pete Schloss, who appears in the above picture. PHYSICAL EDUCATION BOULDERINO ROT ER Be pe a ot atl PR Oe foe gee oni Boulderino is the name given to the annual tug of war between the freshmen and sophomore men. This chilly affair takes place in the spring when the waters of Thorn- ton creek, which runs between the opponents, are ice cold. Each year a record of the winning team is recorded on the trophy, a grave stone, which is kept in the Union Room. _ ADMINISTRATION AND SUPERINTENDENT Dr. J. D. Logsdon is the superintendent of Thornton Township High Schools and Junior College. This position involves a great deal of responsibility, and Dr. Logsdon has proved, during the six years he has been here, that he is more than capable. Dr. Logsdon received his B. Ed. degree from Illinois State Normal University and his M. A. and Ph. D. degrees from the University of Chicago. SESS SSS icecream - sieselibaanniindacstncesece a eae REA ES soins we BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right: Mr. R. Reese, Mr. H.Gouwens, Mr. L. Boudreau, Mr. H. Vandenberg, Mrs. R. Pebworth, Mr. H. Greiner, Mr. J. Ozment. BUSINESS MANAGER Mr. J. A. Peterson serves as the business manager for both Thornton Junior College and the Thornton Township High Schools. In this capacity he supervises such matters as payment of faculty and personnel as well as keeping records of all school expenses. PICTURED BELOW Mr. B. Evans, on the left, serves as the school attorney and Mr. A. Waldschmidt, on the right, serves as the township treasurer. ATTOR TREASURER 45 HAROLD E. ADAMS B. Ed., M. A. Southern Illinois University University of Illinois Mathematics LOIS ALLEN A. B., M. A. University of Kentucky Northwestern University English, Dramatics JAMES ASELTINE B. A., M. A. Joliet Junior College Chicago Academy of Fine Arts Art Institute Art MARGUERITE BEGNOCHE Bis) Mis: University of Illinois Indiana University Physical Education DOYLE O. BONJOUR A.B., B.S., MLA. Washburn University Emporia State Teachers College University of Kansas City University of Chicago Education JOSEPH BOTTS B.A., B.S., MS. Westminster College University of Missouri University of Illinois Chemistry LEO BOWERS A.B., A.M. Bowling Green Business University Colorado State College University of Illinois Business DALE C. CHAPMAN B.A., MA. University of Richmond University of Chicago American, European, and English History ADELAIDE CHILDS B.A., M.A. Northwestern University Speech Dean of Women GEORGE W. CLARK B.S., M.A. Ball State Teachers College Business BERNARD F. DODDS B.S., M.A. Purdue University Rice University University of Illinois Zoological Science GERMAINE FERNANDEZ Bs Assy Baas University of Havana University of Chicago DePaul University Northwestern University Spanish HELEN FESLER B.A., MA. Northwestern University University of Mexico Sponsor of S.E.A. English and American Literature MILTON GILMORE B.S. Sterling College University of Kansas Illinois Institute of Technology Chemistry PAUL S. GODWIN B.S., M.S. DePauw University University of Illinois Mathematics and Physics DORIS A. HALVERSON BA Blass. Macalaster College Drexel Institute Librarian DALE H. HELGESEN B. As; B05.) VLA. University-of Minnesota English Literature and English'Composition NADINE HILL B.S., MS. Southwest Missouri State College Northwestern University Oklahoma State University English Composition and Business Letter Writing sircormnirerecrmmens mite ‘ 48 JEANETTE HILLS A.B., M.A. University of Illinois University of Chicago Colum bia University Middlebury School of Language German Club Sponsor Foreign Language LYLE A. HOPKINS B.M., M.MLE.D. Sherwood School of Music Indiana University University of Southern California University of Michigan Music BYRON KEE B.S., M.A. Western Illinois University Ball State Teachers College Engineering Sponsor Men's Club Dean of Men ROBERT KRUGER B.5:5 MLS. Illinois State Normal University Psychology DOROTHY LIEB Buses haNe North Dakota State College University of Minnesota Hygiene, College Nurse CARL S. MENDENHALL B.A., MS. Indiana Central College Indiana University Director of Physical Education Hygiene VIRGIL O. PETTY B.Ed., M.S. Illinois State Normal University University of Chicago Geography RICHARD W. PICK B.A., M.A. Valparaiso University Northwestern University Speech FRANK PRIST B.S., M.S. Northern Illinois University Business CAROL RIEKE B.A., M.A., Ph. D. Northwestern University Radcliffe College Mathematics FRED RING B.S., MS. University of Chattanooga University of Illinois Chemistry GERTRUDE RING Library Assistant 493 HARMON D. ROBERTS B.S., M.S. University of Illinois Industrial Education DONALD SATHER B.S., M.S. University of North Dakoti Geology and Zoology PETER SCHLOSS B.S., M.A. Bemidji State Teacher's College University of Wisconsin T.J-C. Coach Sponser of Caldron Physical Education RAYMOND C. SHERMAN Bessa Northern Illinois University Business ESTHER SKYE B.A., M.A. University of Michigan Mathematics JOHN J. STANFIELD B.S., M.A. Indiana University Purdue University University of Colorado Florida State University Sponsor of Courier English and Speech 50 ROY M. SWANBERG B.A., M.A. Augustana College University of lowa Sponsor of CALDRON English and American Literature ROBERT K. TAYLOR A.B., A.M. Indiana University University of Chicago Sociology DOROTHEA THIEL B.A., M.A. Art Institute Columbia University University of Illinois University of Chicago University of Indiana Art JOYCE UPTON B.S. Michigan State University Physical Education MARIE WEIS Ph.B., M.A., J.D. University of Chicago The John Marshall Law School Political Science and Business Law MURRAY WOLFSON B.S., M.S. The City College, New York University of Wisconsin Economics 51 FLORENCE WUNDERLICH Ph.B., M.A. in French, M.A. in Spanish Certificat d Etudes Francaises University of Chicago University of Paris Middlebury College French Club Sponsor Spanish Club Sponsor French and Spanish JAMES KANE MS. University of Wisconsin Illinois Institute of Technology Biology WILLIAM PURDEN B.A. Cornell College U Physical Education ARLENE SABADOR B.S. L Illinois State Normal University Physical Education | GOLDIE ZECHEL B.M.E., M.M. Northwestern University American Conservatory Music 52 Vg Jim Heintz at ease in the co-ed room. COUNTRY FAIR 4 The Mother's Brothers Trio. Good food was served - to which Nancy can attest. SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Charmaine Carlson, secretary-treasurer, and John Kwasny, class president Charmaine Carlson and John Kwasny are this year's sophomore officers. Both of them have contributed much to our school in enthusiasm and scholar- ship. Charmaine has been secretary of Student Senate, sophomore class secretary- treasurer, president of French Club, publicity chairman of S.E.A. and has been involved in many more activities. John Kwasny has served in many capacities, such as president of the class, vice-president of the Student Senate and a member 56 of the Men's Club, Lettermen's Club and baseball team. VERN ANDERSON Chicago, IIl. General Men's Club, 61-63 Hobby: Yacht Club DIANE BANOVICH Blue Island, Ill. Pre-Teaching Math Class Secretary-Treasurer 1961-62 Coed Club 1961-63 Lettermen's Club 1961-63 Cheerleader 1961-63 Homecoming Court Nickname: Banner ROBERTA BARKER Blue Island, Ill. Liberal Arts Coed Club - Zeta, 61-63 Spanish Club, 61-62 Lambda Epsilon, 61-63 Graduation Marshal, 62 Nickname: Bobbie KAY BARNHILL Harvey, Ill. Business-Secretarial Coed Club - Beta, 61-63 Nickname: Marbles Favorite expression: Thought I'd die! PATRICK F. BENNETT Midlothian, Ill. Physical Education Men's Club, 1962-63 Courier, 1962-63 Lettermen's Club, 1962-63 Member of Football Team Hobbies: Pool Nickname: Benet BRODERICK ARTHUR BILLETER Harvey, IIl. Pre-Veterinarian Spanish Club Nickname: Ricky Hobbies: Ice Skating, Dancing, Weight lifting 57 SANDRA M. BLAIR Markhan,, IIL. Physical Education Coed Club Chorus Volleyball Team Hobby: Dancing and Swimming Nickname: Crusher Favorite expression: Viva la France VERNON BLAIR Worth, Ill. Pre-Engineering Men's Club, 62-63 Lettermen's Club Tennis, 62-63 Tennis Team, 62-63 Parliamentarian of Student Senate, 62-63 Hobbies; Airplanes and Tennis BOB BOBIAK Cal City, Ill. Pre-Engineering Men's Club 1962-63 DOROTHY T. BORYS Harvey, Ill General Coed Club - Epsilon, 61-63 , Lettermen's Club, 61-63 Cheerleader, 61-63 Spanish Club, 61-62 Nickname: Dorth Hobby: Fred Favorite expression: Are you ready? HARVEY BRADFORD Dolton, Ill. Chem. Engineering Men's Club, 1961-63 Drama Club, 1963 LARRY BULT Thornton, Ill. General 58 RAY W. CALDWELL Dolton, Ill. Liberal Arts Science German Club 1962 Nickname: Curley CHARMAINE RUTH CARLSON Harvey, Ill. Pre-Teaching Student Senate Secretary, 62-63 Class Secretary-Treasurer, 62-63 Coed-Club - Delta, 61-63 Trip Chairman, 62 Chorus, 61-63 President, 61-62 French Club, 62-63 Homecoming Court, 62 S.E.A. Publicity Chairman, 62-63 Nickname: Char Known for hitting deer JAMES CIONI Dolton, Ill. Liberal Arts ADELLE VERONICA COOK O Harvey, Ill. Medical Technology Coed Club, 61-63 W.A.A., 62-63 Chorus, 62-63 M Graduation Marshal, 62 CHARLES COLIN COPE Markham, IIl. General Drama Club, 62-63 French Club, 61-62 Nickname; Cole JUDY COTTON Riverdale, Ill. General 59 60 CHERYL DADO Harvey, Ill. Pre-Teaching Student Senator, 62-63 Coed Club, 61-63 Treasurer, 62-63 Caldron, 61-62 German Club, 61-62 Graduation Marshal, 61-62 KENNETH DAHLBERG Harvey, Ill. Pre-Engineering ED DAVIDSON Harvey, Ill. Mechanical Technology Men's Club Hobbies: Woodworking, Auto Mechanics, Drafting CHRISTINE DAVIS Harvey, Ill. Pre-Teaching MARCIA DAVIS Harvey, Ill. Pre-Teaching Coed Club, - Alpha 61-63 Sority Leader, 62-63 Cadlron Business Manager, 61-62 S.E.A., 61-62 NOREEN L. DEAL Riverdale, Ill. Pre-Commerce Coed Club - Delta, 62-63 61 SUSAN KAY DE BOER South Holland, Ill. Pre-Teaching Coed Club, 61-62 Spanish Club, 62-63 Hobbies: Bicycle riding, Reading RICHARD DENNIS Harvey, Ill. Mechanical Technology Men's Club Board, 60-61 Hobbies: Football, Hockey Nickname: Neal, Sandy JOHN W. DEVERS. Harvey, Ill. Business Administration ALLEN JOHN DEHNERT Harvey, Ill. Business Administration Men's Club, 61-63 Basketball Team, 61-63 Captain, 62-63 Baseball Team, 62-63 j Golf, 62-63 Outstanding Athlete, 62 Gym Jam Chairman, 62 Nickname: The Gun Favorite. Expression: When are we going out? @ == aa = OD CAROL DIEKELMAN Thornton, IIL. E Business-Secretarial Coed Club - Beta, 61-63 Drama Club, 61-63 Chorus, 61-63 S ROBERT E. DRATWA Chicago, Ill. Pre-Commerce Student Election Commission, 62 Men's Club, 62 Courier, 62 Nickname: Mellow Hobby: Hunting DAVID DRECHESEL Chicago, Ill. Pre-Commerce Men's Club, Boara Lettermen's Club - Football, Basketball, Baseball Member of Athletic Team - Football, Basketball, Baseball Favorite Expression - Mello CATHERINE DUNN Harvey, Ill. Medical Technology Coed Club - Gamma, 61-63 German Club, 61-63 PAT DUTELL Harvey, Ill. Pre- Teaching Coed Club - Beta, 61-63 Chorus, 62-63 S.E.A., 61-63 President, 62-63 Nickname: Doodle PAULA EILERS East Hazel Crest Pre-Commerce German Club, 61-62 Coed Club - Kappa, 61-63 Volley Ball Team, Election Commision Nickname: Marble Favorite Expression: Can't believe it! DOROTHY LOUISE EISNER Harvey, Ill. Education Coed Club 1961-63 Chorus 1961-62 French Club 1961-62 Hobbies: Horseback Riding, Swimming, Dancing Nickname: Monkey BEVERLEY ERICKSON South Holland, Ill. Liberal Arts 62 GAIL ROBIN EVANS Riverdale, IIl. Pre-Teaching Coed Club, 61-63 Foster Child Correspondent, S.E.G., 62-63 3ARBARA FANNING Harvey, Ill. Pre-Teaching Coed Club 1961-63 Caldron 1962-63 Chorus 1962-63 S.E.A. 1961-63 JOE FARRELL Chicago, Ill. Engineering Drama Society - President 1962-63 Men's Club 1961-63 ‘Caldron 1961-62 Drama Club 1961-63 FRED FIDDELKE Chicago, Ill. Pre-Commerce Hobby: Water Sking TOM FOSKETT Chicago, Ill. General JUDITH M. FRANKLIN Markham, III. Pre-Teaching Coed Club 1961-63 ‘Drama Club 1961 Chorus 1961-63 per se Oe On a OD 63 Fae = ©! = =O ye eee JANET FRANKNECHT South Holland, Ill. Liberal Arts Coed Club, 61-63 Courier, 62-63 Spanish Club, 62-63 S.E.A. Vice-President, 62-63 Hobby: Playing the organ DAN FRIELING Harvey, Ill. Business NANCY LYNN GODIN Harvey, Ill. Pre-Teaching Student Senate Treasurer, 62-63 Coed Club - Alpha, 61-62 Eta Sorority Leader, 62-63 W.A.A. Treasurer, 62-63 Cheerleader, 61-63 Captain, 62-63 Homecoming Queen, 62 Student Election Commission Secretary, 62-63 62-63 Prom Chairman, 62 Round-Up Chairman, 62 Hobby: pestering Pete Favorite Expression: Okay, Okay JAMES W. GAWLIK Riverdale, Ill. Mechanical Engineering Men's Club Secretary-Treasurer, 62-63 Hobbies: Weightlifting, Model Airplanes Favorite Expression: Why not! RICHARD P. GRIPPANDO Chicago, IIl. Pre-Marketing Nickname: The Gripper PEGGY ANN HALUSKA., Worth, Ill. Pre- Teaching Coed Club, Delta, Hobbies: Swimming and Bowling 64 JAMES HEINTZ Oak Lawn, II. Pre-Engineering Men's Club, 1961-63 Member of Proletariat, 61-63 GARDA HINCH South Hollan d, II. Pre-Teaching Coed Club, 1961-63 French Club, 1962-63 S.E.A., 1962-63 Favorite expression: Huk! Hobbies: Water Sking DIANE HODGE Harvey, Illinois General Coed Club, Kappa, 1962-63 O Spanish Club, 1962-63 Hobbies: Dancing Favorite Expression: Oh, No! The Twister WILLIAM G. HORN Chicago, Ill. General Spanish Club 1962-63 Seeaitepiraecies NORMAN HOUGH Homewood, Illinois Pre-Engineering Men's Club, 1961-63 Lettermen's Club, 1961-63 Track, 1961-62 MARY LOU HUIZENGA Dolton, Illinois Pré- Teaching Coed Club, 1961-63 Drama Club, 1961-63 Thiéves' Carnival , 1962 Liliom , 1962 65 FRED HUETTER. Harvey, Ill. Pre-Commerce Men's Club Nickname: Butch DAVID BRIAN HUTTER Dolton, Illinois Engineering Men's Club, 1962-63 Hobbies: Baseball, Bowling, Traveling, Guitar Favorite Expression: Any port in a storm BARBARA E. JANKOWSKI South Holland, Illinois General Chorus, 1960 French Club, 1960 Hobbies: Reading, Swimming Nicknames: BJ and Miss Jankowski! Favorite Expression: Inevitably JOAN JENNRICH Harvey, Ill. Business Secretarial Coed Club - Chairman 1962-63 Chorus Hobbie: Organ and Piano SHARON JOHNSON Harvey, IIl. Liberal Arts ORREL KAUFFMAN Blue Island, Ill. Liberal Arts Coed Club, Kappa, 1961-63 K appa Sorority Leader, 1962-63 French Club, 1962-63 Spanish Club, 1961-62 Lambda Epsilon, 1961-63 Secretary-Treasurer, 1962-63 Graduation Marshal 66 EDDIE KENNEDY Markham, IIl. Pre-Commerce Men's Club Lettermen's Club Baseball Spanish Club, 1961-62 Hobbies: Dancing Nickname: Bloom Favorite Expression: What's happening? KENNETH G. KEMPTON Evergreen Park, Ill. General Men's Club 1961-63 Nickname: Joker SAMUEL KLEIN Chicago Ridge, IIl. Pre-Engineering O Men's Club Caldron - Editor in Chief Homecoming - Chairman Favorite Expression: You can tell by inspection! Huh? RONALD KRASS Dolton, Ill. Pre-Engineering WAYNE K.RASS Riverdale, Ill. General Men's, Board Lettermen's Club, Football, 'Frack Member of Athletic Team, Football ( Capt.) Nickname: Paul Bunyon Hobbies: Sports, Photography KENNETH KONSOER Harvey, Ill. Pre-Engineering 67 DOUGLAS KOSTER South Holland, Ill. Industrial Electronics Men's Club Nickname: Dek JUDITH LAMBERT Harvey, Ill. Literature and Arts Coed Club, 1961-63 Epsilon Sorority Leader, 1962-63 Spanish Club, 1961-63 Lambda Epsilon, Vice-President, 1962-63 Graduation Usher, 1962 LINDA JUNE LILLEY Harvey, Ill. Elementary Education Coed Club, Gamma, 1961-62 S.E.A., 1962 CARL kK. LINDSTROM Dolton, Ill. Pre-Electrical Engineering Student Senate, 1962-63 Men's Club, vice-President, 1962-63 Lambda Epsilon, President, 1962-63 Hobbies: Guitar, Swimming, Bowling Favorite Expression: Any port in a storm JIM MACKEY Dolton, Ill. General SHIRLEY L. MAINA Chicago, Illinois Liberal Arts Coed Club, 1961-63 French Club, 1961-63 Lambda Epsilon, 1961-63 Graduation Marshal, 1962 Piano, Drawing and painting, Dancing 68 NORMAN MANGANO Harvey, Ill. Pre-Commerce Student Senate, 1962-63 Men's Club, Board, President, 1961-63 Lettermen's Club, 1961-63 Baseball, 1961-63 Homecoming Court, 1962 Desires to teach at T.T.H.S. Plans to attend New Mexico Western Teache College JACQUELYN MAZUROWSKI Riverdale, Illinois Business Secretarial Coed Club, Epsilon, 1961-63 Epsilon Sorority Leader, 1962-63 Chairman of Open House, 1962 Staggette Bandchairman, 1963 MIKE MC LAUGHLAN South Holland, IIl. Pre- Dentistry O Men's Club, 1961-63 Favorite Expression: Hearts Anyone? DAVID Mc ROBERTS Harvey, Ill. Pre-Commerce DIETER MEISTER Dolton, Ill. Pre-Teaching German Club, Teasurer, 1962-63 Lambda Epsilon, 1962-63 Hobbies: Sports SANNA BLANCHE MESSINGER Homewood, Ill. Pre-Veterinary Coed Club, Zeta, 1961-63 Drama Club, 1962-63 Hobbies; Collecting and riding horses. 69 CONNIE M. MILLER Harvey, IIl. Physical Education Student Senate, 1961 Coed Club, 1961-63 Chorus, 1961 Homecoming Court, 1962 Nickname: Milly JERRY MILLER Dolton, Ill. Business Administration ROBERT MILLER Hazel Crest, IIl. Pre-Engineering GERALD DEE MOORE Harvey, Ill. General Chorus, 1961 Hobbies: Reading, Sports Nicknames: Gerry, Smiley RAY MOORMAN Harvey, Ill. Pre-Engineering Men's Club Lettermen's Club, Football Member of Athletic Team, Football Nickname: Pete Favorite Expression: That's the shot or I'm straight. PEGGY NASH Harvey, Ill. Physical Education , Coed Club, Zeta Sorority � W.A.A. ri . Chorus ; Hobbies: Bowling, Tennis Favorite Expression: Know what I mean? Nickname: Little Rambler 70 RICHARD NELSON Chicago, Ill. Pre-Law FRANK NUESSEL Chicago, Ill. Liberal Arts and Sciences Men's Club, 1962-63 French Club, 1961-63 Spanish Club, Vice-President, 1962-63 Lambda Epsilon, 1961-63 S.E.A., 1962-63 Graduation Usher, 1962 ADAM FRANK OLSZEWSKI Markham, II. TAS. Men's Club, 1962-63 O German Club, 1962-63 Hobbies: Flying planes, Exploring Civil Air Patrol, Civil Defense TERRY PARKE Dolton, Il. General Men's Club ROSE PAUN Dolton, Ill. Business Education Coed Club 1961-63 ROY PEDERSEN Harvey, Ill. Technical ae TOM PERRY Dolton, Ill. General KENNETH PETING Chicago, IIl. Electrical Engineering Caldron Staff Homecoming ticket chairman Drama Club Men's Club Hobbies: Skiing, electronics THOMAS POWERS Harvey, Ill. Pre- Teaching GERALD PURCELL Harvey, IIl. Pre-Commerce Men's.Club Lettermen's Club, Baseball Member of Athletic Team, Baseball JOHN A. RADECKY Evergreen Park, Illinois Pre-Commerce Men's Club, 1962-63 Nickname: Jack Favorite Expression: Why be difficult when with a li ttle more effort you can be impossible KENNETH RAGO Chicago, Ill. Electrical Engineering Men's Club, 1962-63 Caldron, Business Manager, 1963 72 KENNETH RAUWOLF Blue Island, Ill. Pre-Pharmacy DON REITSMA Chicago, Ill. Engineering Men's Club, 1961-63 Award winning accordion player on Ron Terry Amateur Program DON RICHARDSON Harvey, Illinois Pre-Engineering Men's Club, 1961-62 Lettermen's Club, 1961-62 Basketball, 1961-62 DONNA MAY RILEY Chicago, Ill. ASO: Coed Club, Beta, 1961-63 Drama Club, 1962-63 French Club, 1961-63 Hobbies: Swimming, Dancing, Going to Cedar Point, Member of Omicron Psi Nickname: Ma Riley SHARON ROSSMAN Harvey, Ill. Physical Education Coed Club, Alpha Sorority W.A.A. Hobbies, Sports Expression: Forget it, Charlie! JERRY SAWYER Chicago Hights Pre-Pharmacy 73 ROSAN SCHEMENSKY Lansing, Ill. Business Administration CAROL SCHMIDTKE Dolton, Ill Business Coed Club, Gamma, 1961-63 Chorus, 1962-63 Chairmanships; Tea, and Staggette Hobbies: Bowling, and Sewing Favorite Expression: What are you wearing tonight? SANDI SHACKLETON Dolton, IIl. Pre-Teaching Coed Club, 1961-62 Drama Club, 1961-62 Nickname: Sam THOMAS J. SHELDRAKE Harvey, Ill. Pre-Veterinarian Men's Club, 1961-63 German Club, 1961-63 JEAN SHIGLEY South Holland, Ill. Physical Education JO ANN SHOLAR Hazel Crest, Ill. Pre-Nursing Coed Club, Gamma, 1961-62, Eta, 1962-63 S.E.A. Hobbies: Swimming, Dancing, and Procrastina- tion Nicknames: Jo, Joey, Josephine Favorite Expression: That's tuff enough. 74 SHARON LEE SMILJANIC Lansing, Ill. Business Secretarial Coed Club, Beta Sorority S.E.A. Student Election Commission JAMES SOLA Riverdale, Ill. Business Administration HAROLD EDWIN STEELE Harvey, Ill. Pre-Engineering Men's Club, 1961-63 @) Nickname: Harry Hobby: Auto Work DOROTHY STELTER Tinley Park, Ill. Medical Technology W.A.A., 1962 Chorus, 1962 Hobby: 4-H Favorite Expression: Oh, swear! ROBERT F. STONE Harvey, Ill. Business Administration Men's Club, 1961-63 Hobby: Stereo Music Nickname: Stoney Life's Ambition: N.C.G. WILLARD LEROY STRENGE Palos Heights, IIl. Pre-Chemistry Hobbies: Swimming, Fishing, Hiking, Reading, and Camping 75 MARSHA SWANSON Harvey, Ill. Physical Education Student Senate Treasurer, 1961-62 Coed Representative, 1962-63 Coed Club, President, 1962-63 Delta, 1961-63 Chorus, 1962-63 Staggette Court, Maid of Honor, 1962 Homecoming Court, 1962 Graduation Usher, 1962 S.E.A., 1961-63 Women's Volleyball, 1962-63 Hobbies: Piano, Baseball, and Procrastinating: Nicknames; Swany, the Prez, M.S. ED L. SYLVESTRAK Harvey, Ill. Pre-Legal German Club Board, 1961-62 Treasurer, 1961 Student Election Commission, 1962 Nickname: Smilin' Ed Favorite Expression: Pferdscheiss KIIRI TAMM Hazel Crest, Ill. L.A.S. Coed Club, 1961-63 Caldron, 1961-63 Courier, 1961-63 Drama Club, 1961-63 French Club, 1961-62 Hobbies: Sleeping, People, All Sports TED TERANDY Harvey, Illinois Pre-Chemistry Men's Club Hobbies: Reading,-Swimming, and Fishing BOB TITUS Worth, IIl. Pre-Dental Student Senate, President, 1962-63 Men's Club, 1961-63 Lettermen's Club Tennis, 1961-63 Lambda Epsilon, 1962-63 Favorite Expression: Hell Yes! DIANE TROMP South Holland, IIl. ALS. Coed Club Beta, 1961-62 Eta, 1962-63 Courier, 1961-63 Chairmanships: Staggette, Spring Luncheon, Gym Jam, Mixer, Homecoming Nicknames: Trompski, Advisor to the Prez. 76 JEFF TURNER Chicago, IIl. Pre-Engineering Men's Club, Board Member, 1962-63 Favorite Expression; Jelome PENNY VAN DERLINDEN South Holland, Ill. General Coed Club, 1961-63 BOB WALTON Lansing, Ill. Pre-Engineering Men's Club, 1962-63 Boo-Boo! GEORGE WATERS Hazel Crest, Ill. Pre-Journalism Courier, Editor in Chief Drama Society Spanish Club Hobbie: Record Collection Homecoming, Dance Chairman, 1962 Frequent Expression: Hey, Klein--Don't call me O DAYTON WARD E Dolton, Ill. Pre-Engineering Men's Club 1961-63 Caldron, Artist and Ast. Editor, 1962-63 Hobby: Building Stereo Systenis Favorite Expression: Dradt! S VERNA LEONA WATSON Haryey, Ill. General Coed Club, 1961-63 Chorus, 1961-63 SHA. Committee Chairman, 1962-63 77 RANDELL WENIG Chicago, Ill. Pre-Engineering BARBARA WELLS Homewood, III. Business Secretarial Coed Club 1961-63 Hobbies: Swimming, Dancing, Reading, Archery Favorite Expression: The Old Lamplighter HARRY WESELOH Harvey, Ill. Pre- Dentistry ROGER WESELOH Riverdale, Ill. Pre-Engineering Men's Club Caldron, Editor's Assistant Nickname: Rog DON WESTERHOFF South Holland, IIl. General Men's Club, 1962-63 ERA WHEELER Harvey, II. Liberal Arts 79 HARRY WHITENEY Riverdale, Ill. Business Admrinistration IRV WILKINS Midlothian, Ill. Liberal Arts German Club Vice-President 1962-63 MARLENE WOOD Harvey, Ill. General Spanish Club GERALDINE LYNN ZBOREAK Dolton, Ill. Business Administration Coed Club, Secretary, 1962-63 Gamma, 1962-63 Hobbies: Sports, and Dancing Nickname: Jerry Favorite Expression; You're kidding! � O P H O M O R E S SOPHOMORE HONOR ROLL HIGH HONOR ROLL 2.5 - 3.0 average for 12 semester hours or more (3.0 system) Susan De Boer Dieter Meister Ray Foose Lorraine Moore Roy Jensen Frank Nuessel Orrel Kauffman Rasan Schemensky Shirley Maina HONOR ROLL 2.0 - 2.499 average for 12 semester hours or more (3.0 system) Diane Banovich Arlene Lascelles Roberta Barker Carl Lindstrom Marion Chiatello Jacquelyn Mazurowski Cheryl Dado Noreen Deal Gail Evans Harold Foster Ralph Hane Tyrone Hardy Thomas Hinkey La Verne Johnson Judith Lambert Sharon O'Keefe Ronald Pirtchard Joseph Samas Raymond Smock Robert Titus Robert Walton Thomas Walton Roger Weseloh Marlene Wood At Thornton Jr. College there are two honor rolls, the High Honor Roll for students with an A average and the Honor Roll for the students with a B average. The exact point average for each honor is indicated above it. To have their name on either honor roll is the greatest scholastic achievement for students at Thornton Junior College. The honor roll is a goal that students work for throughout their school year. 80 FRESHMAN CLASS Mary Ann Johnson, secretary-treasurer of the freshman class; Wayne Marley, president of the freshman class. This year's Freshman Class has well endured the change from high school to college. This change is one that requires that the students adapt themselves to spending more time at their studies. Few freshman classes have adjusted so rapidly, for it is evident by their serious expressions and their long record of study that most of the freshman have realized the importance of a college education. 82 eee ee Top Row- Left to Right Ed Denson Rich Kotara Winston Bowman Dan Bissonnette Norm Warns Al Rossi Wayne Billadeau Bottom Row- Left to Right Marvin Whitkanack Evelyn Dunnam Madelaine Aubert Les Burgess Frank Petkus Top Row- Left to Right Mike Faoro Bud Browning Paul Bentley Gene Lindell Bottom Row- Left to Right Shirley Kennedy Diane Baer Carole Stark Karon Burk iiedahabanteete te ee ee nee Top Row- Left to Right John Lorenzi William Vanderbok Howard Jerz Jim Bush Bottom Row- Left to Right Joanne Nelson Karen Sanford Pat Hannon Jean Winterringer 83 84 Top Row- Left to Right Pete Wasilkoff Bernard Rosebrough Abdul Muthleb Barry Biard Bottom Row- Left to Right Carmen Lendi Lynn Colombo Carol Maczka Maryanne Carlson Top Row- Left to Right Roderick Martin Rich Simac Alas Battenberg William Swanson Bottom Row- Left to Right Jayne Blessing Marian Coggeshall Ursula Olling Lynn Vollmer Top Row- Left to Right Linus Clark Jerry Crowder Robert ‘Turek Bottom Row- Left to Right Joe Fos ter Mary Brainard Ronald Lukas Top Row- Left to Right Art Jellema Russell Blaauw Paul Flaherty Millard Munger Bottom Row- Left to Right Bob Fisher ‘Tom Girard Martin Petrak Charley Bacon Top Row- Loft to Right Bob Van Kalker ‘Yom Ieimlich Fred Drolen Jerry Kernagis Bottom Row- Left lo Right Jack Grzeski Carolyn Chenoweth Dawn Dennett Rich Naszkiewicz Top Row- Left to Right Jim DeVries Melvin Wilkens Bob Nordstrom Tom Berry Bottom Row- Left to Right Pat McCauley Millie Vetterick Sandra Geschke Klaine Kavelaras 85 86 Top Row- Left to Right Kd Miller Hubert Ozment Dennis Erickson Howard Schoenleben Bob Kane Bottom Row- Left to Right Bruce Gephart Bernandine Cerny Carol Hill Vurnice Jordan Top Row- Left to Right Neal Franklin Richard Fritsche Mike Michalski Joe Garbacz Boltom Row- Left to Right Carol Vanderwoude Mary Salisbury Karl Todd Top Row- Left to Right Daniel Hard Dennis Kunka Orland David Ronald Lundstrom Bottom Row- Left to Right Diane St. Pierre Doris Bogue Judy Krause Edythe Jackson Top Row- Left to Right Art Studenroth Jerry Cagle William Zimmerman Alan Haan Bottom Row- Lefi to Right Phil Cothroll Morris Johnson Robert Brown Top Row- Left to Right atrick Barry Fred Ehlert Ken Bailey Bill Kamykowski Bottom Row- Left to Right Karen Callanan Janice DeYoung Pat Christ Nancy Anderson Top Row- Left to Right Bob Zum Mallen James Keeney Dennis Delanty John Leensvaart Bottom Row- Left to Right Sandy G. Johnson Cherie Sauerbier Ralph Becker 87 88 Top Row- Left to Right Terry Borys Del Jennings Donald Johnson Bottom Row- Left to Right James Kent Brian Robertson Oliver Carter Top Row- Left to Right Joe Jones Fred Orne Bob Dahl Martin Maher Bottom Row- Left to Right Sharon Milet Carol O'Brien Margaret Siville Judy Peerbolte Top Row- Left to Right Elmer Gidewall Fred Baer John Knade Jere Coon Bottom Row- Left to Right Bonnie Lynn Westberg Rodney Higdon Joan Jacobson Top Row- Left to Right Mel Cowser Bob Evans Myron Stawick Joe Amore Harold Pagel Bottom Row- Left to Right Donna Missal Joy Feaser Marilyn Janecyk Olivia Shutter Top Row- Left to Right Ronald Dawson Stephen Smith Salvadore Mori Mike Pokrajac Phillip Miller Bottom Row- Left to Right Bill McGowan Mary Ann Johnson Donna Salvage Harold Phillips Top Row- Left to Right Joe Warnell Bill Asmussen David Ossowski Don Cravens Bottom Row- Left to Right Adrienne LeCocq Ruthie Farmer Ann Haser Francine Basile 89 90 Top Row- Left to Right Gregg Barden John Groeneveld Bob Demkowice Ed. Karwacki Bottom Row- Left to Right Barbara Mark Mike Jerding Carolyn Pond Nancy Garrison Top Row- Left to Right Jim Massick Herman Lewis Rich Evans Thomas Kuta Casey Skorpinski Bottom Row- Left to Right Richard Weise Maureen Garry Roberta Stroh Tom Bridge Bill Kerkstra Top Row- Left to Right Wayne Dekens Vern Ryan George Crossley Dave Carlson George England Milton Collier Bottom Row- Left to Right Dan Fox Rich Panozzo Henry DeBose Rustin Bingham Ed Cermak Top Row- Left to Right Wayne Wright Alan Mazikoske John Katzberger Edward A. Fahrner Bottom Row- Left to Right Barbara Foulks Frances Vena Kleanor Platell Charlotte Kolberg Top Row- Left to Right Peter Van Breemen Robert G. Mahle Jim Stewart Dan Miller Bottom Row- Left to Right Wayne Hannah John Weis Bart Pettice Larry Fraser Top Row- Left to Right Jerry Rehr Ed Dzakowic Jim Fletcher Tom Husum Richard Cubalchini Stanley Tucker Bottom Row- Left to Right Tom Williams Edward Pankiewicz Barbara Carlson Jack Dorn Herman Christopher 91 92 Top Row- Left to Right George Lane Bill Staat Sam Belmonti Wayne Marley Bottom Row- Left to Right Joyce Yatsak Nancy Schlueter Sharon Jarog Isla Rothenhoefer Top Row- Left to Right Barry Thomas Dave Schaap Roger George Cathy Murray Ronald Hickinbotham Rich Gatewood Bottom Row- Left to Right Gail Dunker Sharon Oldaker Jean Malkowski Christina Szelung Joan Hescott Top Row- Left to Right Wayne Strobo Paul Malm Dennis R. Miller George Pawlowski Bottom Row- Left to Right Susan Graham Ruth Ohilelli Rosalie Haderer Charlotte Nash Top Row- Left to Right Bob Rabidoux Glenn Weaver George Ruswick Chuck Bidgood Bottom Row- Left to Right Janice Yates Kathy Hagen Ginger Brandt Joyce Kappel Top Row- Left to Right James Zawada Ronald Lendi Mike Kerr George Hedke Bottom Row- Left to Right Jeanne Luksis Lorna Pro pes Dianne Biptok Antoinette Lungaro Top Row- Left to Right Craig Maxwell Dennis Johnson Bob Holleman Eugene DeYoung Bottom Row- Left to Right Rick Finnell Mary Zuber Donna June Hallett Mary June Bieckner 93 Top Row- Left to Right Gary Newcomer James Karambelas Thomas Magdziak Norman Paarlberg Bottom Row- Left to Right Thomas Nordbrock Ronald Phillips Dave McClenahan Top Row- Left to Right Mart Harper Gene Kalinowski Don Nash Bob Shannon Bottom Row- Left to Right Terriann Quirk Dian a Staat Donna Lovrich Norma Wojtczak Top Row- Left to Right Jerry Paulson Paul K. Greubel Lyn Aubrecht Paul Anderson Boltom Row- Left to Right ed Rotkvic Barbara Polo Janice Munson 94 John Lucy Top Row- Left to Right Jim Dean Dave McCaleb Bob Muszanski Bottom Row- Left to Right Mary Bullard Joan Carpentier Caryl Zeimetz Top Row- Left to Right Glen VanHaren Carl Durbin Bob Livermore Edward Swanson Bottom Row- Left to Right Gary Vanlaninghan Nancy Pavlak Stephen Sachs Don Sweeney Top Row- Left to Right Cammie McDaniel Reuben Poindexter Calvin E. Mays Bottom Row- Left to Right Minnie Thomas Barbara Schurr Marilynn Lau 96 Top Row- Left to Right Chuck Stanhope Jim Osterlund Bob Bender Allen Knudsen John Newberg Bottom Row- Left to Right Margaret Durkin Nancy Winters Sharon Prince Bruce Fransen Terry Desmond Top Row- Left to Right Richard Youngberg Ralph Niemann Douglas Smith James Oblak Rand Ohlsen Bottom Row- Left to Right Sandra Karow Deirdre Harper Effie C. Oliver Vicki VanEck FRESHMAN HONOR ROLL HIGH HONOR ROLL 3.5 - 4.0 average for 12 semester hours or more (4.0 system) Dennis Erickson Patricia McCauley Thomas Girard Linda Novak Eleanor Klimek Lorna Propes Allan Knudsen Charlotte Viater Jean Malkowski HONOR ROLL 3.0 - 3.449 average for 12 semester hours or more (4.0 system ) Paul Anderson Thomas Magdziak Robert Bender James Massick Oliver Dickerhoff Robert Mussanski Walter R. Duda Jeanne Nelson Evelyn Dunnan Thomas Nordbrook Joy Feaser Florence Oedzes Neal Franklin Sharon Oldaker Joseph Glim Bonnie Osenga Alan Haan George Pawlowski Katherine Hagen Sharon Prince Joan Hescott Margaret Siville Mary Ann Johnson Vicki Van Eck James Keeney Glen Van Haren Gerald Kernagis Peter Wasilkoff Frederick Langenberg Richard Alan Youngberg Marilyn Lau William Zimmerman Carol Maczka Mary Zuber Those students whose names are listed. on thehonor rolls in this book have achieved their positions on the basis of their fall semester grades. To be on one of the honor rolls is a great honor, but even greater is the honor of those students whose names appear on the high honor roll, for they have earned the recognition accorded to those with an A average. 97 ELECTION COMMITTEE Top Row. Jim Massick, George Dorey (chairman), Nancy Godin (Secretary), Bob Dratwa, Martin Maher, Marv Keeling. Bottom Row: Barbara Fanning, Dorothy Borys, Sharon Smiljanic, Paula Eilers. The student elections at Thornton Junior College areconducted by the Student Election Commission, composed of students in the Junior College. The Commission is sponsored by Miss Marie Weis, political science instructor. To be eligible to vote in elections a student must be registered either as a freshman or as a sophomore voter. The members of the commission have the responsibility of con- ducting the registration. The members of the commission also act as judges during the election and have the duty of counting the ballots immediately following the close of the election. They must do this in the presence of the sponsor of the election commission or in the presence of the sponsor ofthe student council. Should a question arise involving the validity of a ballot, the final decision is made by the sponsor present. Ballots are kept for a period of seven days following the election and then destroyed. This enables a recount within the seven day period. We the students at Thornton Junior College owe our thanks to the work done by the commission to keep the elections at Thornton fair and honest. 98 THE LIBRARY Miss Doris A. Halverson (pictured on the right) is the librarian at Thornton Junior College. She has the responsibility of insuring the students at Thornton a well organized and up-to-date library. There is a complete selection of reference books as well as 153 different maga- zines for which the library subscribes. This material long with the large collection of novels gives the ambitious student facilities for reading and relaxation. Miss Halverson is assisted by Mrs. Gertrude Ring as well as by various student helpers who work as library assistants. 99 The Evening Division of Thornton Junior College has a larger enrollment than the day school, with 127 students entered in technical courses and 954 in the various academic courses. The Evening School also offers courses of special interest as well as trade extension courses, giving a total enrollment of 1797. The Evening School is under the supervision of Mr. Arthur Stejskal, Director, and Mr. Melvin DeGraff, assistant Director. Together they face the job of organizing classes and schedules for the large number of students in the Evening Division. In the picture below Mr. Sherman explains the operation of an office machine to members of his class. . 100 fo oreo eee : COLONIAL GkaNig’ Student explains map in Mr. Petty's Geography 102 class. Students in Mr. Berwanger's art class try their hand at shaping plaster blocks into art forms. Students in Mr. French's Electronics 111 class learn the mysteries of electronic theory. On Friday, November 30th, there was a fire at Thornton Junior College. The fire, which was preceded by a minor explosion at 5:50 p.m., took place in the chemistry store- room between rooms 236 and 237. It damaged all the chemicals which had just been listed in a 30-page inventory. An es- timated $10,000 loss was suffered in the storeroom and the adjoining classrooms. It is not often, that there is even a minor fire at Thornton, and it was fortunate that ‘this fire was limited to the chemistry store- 102 room. The most apparent effect of the fire to the students and teachers was the odor caused by the burning chemicals, which filled the halls in that part of the building for weeks. In the spring or fall, or whenever the weather permits, the Harvey police may decide to crack down on the students or other unfortunates who park their cars in a no-parking zone, or for more than an hour in one of the numerous one-hour zones. The police officer checks the marked tires every hour for violaters. The students rush about erasing the chalk marks or move their cars every 55 minutes. An observer might be tempted to ask, What is this - a contest between -the cops and the students? Well, it's a little game we play. At the first convocation of the year, Scott Morrison, conversation pianist, pictured on this page, entertained the student body with his presentation. Mr. Morrison used makeup to create the illusion that the composer himselfwas appearing. During. another convocation Dr. Bergen Evans said that merely knowing is not enough. We must doubt; we must question; we must be willing to stand for these things which we believe, in face of great adversity. At our last convocation Mr. Sidney Lens spoke to us about the African Volcano, its cause and potential. DAD-DAUGHTER BANQUET bs.” | e On February 13, at Cavallini's in Midlothian, Alpha Sorority presented The King and I, this year's Father- Daughter Banquet. One hundred eighty-seven dads and daughters were served roast beef or fried chicken dinners in a royal atmosphere. Donna Lovrich, entertainment chairman for the banquét, presented a Queen for a Day skit with Jack Bail (Carol Vanderwoude) as master of ceremonies and a special guest appearance by Mith Miller (Donna Lovrich). Other chairmen for the banquet included Marcia Davis, general chairman; Judy Peerbolte, programs; Verna Watson and Barbara Schurr, publicity; and Sandy Karow, decorations. 105 % HOMECOMING _DANCE The Thornton Junior College annual Homecoming dance was held away from the school this year. On November 1st, the Governor's Mansion in Hazel Crest, Illinois, saw approximately 125 couples dance to the music of Ed Johnson and the Mayfairs. The highlight of the evening came when last year's royalty, Sharon Scholz Marley and Milt Marley, crowned Nancy Godin and Jim Russo king and queen of the Homecoming week-end, Kick-Off 1962. 106 i ea } 3 Se URGE REED axed The scene of this year's annual Sleighbell Ball, was the Crystal Ballroom of the Shoreland Hotel, held on December 15th from 8:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. Norm Mangano, Men's Club President, was general chair- man for this annual event, which has always been considered one of the top social events of the pre-Christmas social whirl at Thornton Junior College. Ed Johnson and the Mayfairs, who supplied the music for the Homecoming dance, were also on hand for the evening of dancing and gaiety. THE STAGGETTE This year's annual Staggette dance, Cotillion Candle- light, was held at the Silver Lake country club on the night of March 30, 1963. The enchanted couples danced to the music of the Ralph Bergger band. As tradition held true, the Staggette court and coranation proved to be the highlight of the evening as Gerry Zboreak, mistress of ceremonies, held the crowd tense before revealing the Maid of Honor and the Staggette Sweetheart. Kathy Hathaway, the 1962 Sweetheart, had the honor of giving the rose to Donna Lovrich who was chosen Maid of Honor and the crown and bouquet of roses to Cynthia Poli, Staggette Sweetheart for 1963. It was truly a night to remember. 108 Last year's prom was held at the Steger- Lincolnshire country club. The theme of the prom was C'est la Nuit, ( This is the Night'-). The prom committee was under the direction of Larry Kaiser. Other active members were Nancy Godin, John Kwasny, and Mary Szacik, just to mention a few. Lane Emery and his band provided the music for this enchanting affair. 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Full- service banking means added prestige for you . . .as well as time-saving convenience, and the confidence of knowing that you can always bank on our experience. 174 East tsatH STREET HARVEY, ILLINOIS PHone 333—2010 TEMPERATURE. : f Compliments of WEISS MEDICAL CLINIC 15318 Center Avenue Harvey, Illinois INDEX Clark, Linus . . .18, 21, 84 Fox, Dan . . .31, 34, 38, 90 ohnson, Sandy G. . . 14, 17, 87 : Coggeshall, Marian . . .15, 84 abstr Rn . + 63 ohnson, Sharon . . .66 tAdams, Mr. Ilarold Kk. . . .45 Collier, Milton . . .90 Prone, Nall� 1 86 Soke ah sade 86 3 , Colombo, Lynn . . .15, 84 Franknecht, Janet ee OUD fn G4 ordan, Vurnice.. . Allen, Miss Lois . . .45 Ae , ; Fransen, Bruce . . .96 j Anderson, Nancy . . .15, 87 Cook, Adelle . . .13, 59 Fraser, Larry . . 91 K Anderson, Paul . . .94 Coon, Jere . . 88 Frieling, Dan. . .64 Anderson, Verne . . .57 Cope, Charles Colin . . .23, 59 Fritsche, Richard . . .86 Kali ski, Gene . . .94 Anore, Joe oe eRO Cothroll, Philip nares Oa Kany wowskll Bill sucenyg Aseltine, ale aoe ty wa Cotton, Judy . . 59 G Kane, Bob . . .86 Asmussen, Bill . . .89 Cowser, Mel . . .89 Kappel, Joyce . . .14, 93 Aubert, Madeline . . .14, 83 Sore Den iniey Gaetano, Art. . 31 Karambelas, James . . .94 Aubrecht, Lyn . . .94 Crossley, George . . .90 Garbacz, Joe. . .86 Karow, Sandra... .96 Saran hah . . 84 Garrison, Joe .. .14, 90 Rare ied 90 iB Cububalchini, Richard . . .91 Garry, Maureen . . .90 K atzberger John | waraye Arthur es Kauffman, Orrel . . .12, 15, 66 Baard, Barry . . .84 D Gatewood, Rich . . 92 Kavalaras, Elaine. . .12, 15, 19, 85 Baer, Diane . . .15, 83 ‘ Cawlik, James W. . |. .64 Kee, Mr. Byron sn ag aR 3aer, Fred . . .88 Dado, Cheryl . . .6, 12, 15, 60 George, Roger . . .92 Keeling aren 31. 34 Sailey, Ken . . .87 Dahl, Bob . . .7, 17, 88 Gephart, Bruce . . .86 Kempton eames ey Sanovich, Diane . . .14, 29,57 Dahlberg, Kenneth . . .60 Geschke, Sandra. . .85 Kennoly, Eddie nay Barden, Gre Bok 90 David, Orland Bulls 31, 86 Gidewall, Elmer Abul bate! Kenned ‘ Shirley 13. 83 Barker, Bobbie . . -15,57 Davidson, Ed . . .60 Gilmore, Mr. Milton . . .47 caney) janie lari 1 arnhill, Kav... ue 57 Davis, Christine Aol) Girard, ‘Temi: 85 Paks Tones 'g8 Haety, Patric 87 Davis, Marcia . . .12, 13, 60 Godin, Nancy . . .15, 12, 29,54, 64 pate it Bill __ 90 Busife Francine. . 89 Dawson, Ronald . . .89 Gowin, Mr. Paul S. . . .47 Becaein eee as Bason, Charley . . 85 Deal, Noreen . . .12, 14, 60 Gouwens, Mr. H. . . .43 Row rue Y js : Battenburg, Alan . . .84 ahi eo 19.61 Grahm, Susan . - 15,92 Klein John. . 31 Becker, Ralph . . .87 ne Pew SH lis 31 90 Greiner, Mr. V. . . .43 Klein, Sam . . 21, 67 Segnoche, Miss Marguerite . . .45 ac Lean aii tale papiaks Greubel, Paul K. . . .94 Klimek, Eleanor . . .17 ei cns, Teen 14 Dehnart, Al . . .34, 38, 61 Grippando, Richard . . .64 Knade, John | .88 Belmonti, Sam . . .17, 92 Arpad tecucy ata rik Grueneveld, John . . .90 Knudsen, Allen . . .96 Bender, Bob . . .96 aS ek : Ra NOG Grzesik, Jack . . .85 Kolberg, Charlotte . . .91 Bennett, Patrick . . 31, 38,57 ir oe Da ea 85 Konsoer, Kenneth . . .67 Bentley, Paul . . .34, 83 Hee Rigen SAH H Koster, Douglas . . .68 Serry, Tom. . .85 hee iri ehh hy Kotara, Rich . . .83 Bidgood, Chuck . . .93 Soba. Edward - 17, 19, 83 Haan, Alan . . 87 Krass, Ronnald . . 67 Bieckner, Mary Jane. . .93 aGesssieaentl Sty) 61 96 Haderer, Rosalie . . .92 Krass, Wayne . . .11, 31, 38, 67 Billadrau, Wayne . . .23, 83 Devers, Jo pon Hagen, Kathy . . .29, 93 Krause, judy Pb DOG Billeter, Broderick Arthur . . .57 De ries, Jim . . 31, 85 Hallett, Donna . . .15, 93 Kruger, Mr. Robert . . .48 Bibtok, Dianna . . .93 © De Young, Eugene Spee Haluska, Pegs Ann. . .64 Kunka, Dennis . . .86 Bingham, Rustie . .. .90 De Young, Janice . . .14, 18, 87 Halverson, Miss Doris A... .47, 99 Kuta, Thomas . . .90 issonnette, Dan . . .83 Diekelman, Carol . . .13,23,61 Hannah, Wayne. . .91 Kwasny, John . . 56 ' Dodds, Mr. Bernard . . .46 Hannon, Pat. . .83 Blaauw, Russell . . .85 ? ue z Blair, Sandra M.. . .15, 58 Dorn, Jack . . .18, 91 Hard, Daniel. . aH iG Bes. V7 Dratwa, Robert E. . . .61 Harper, Bill . . 3 ee wa Drechsel, Dave . . .11, 31,36, 62 Harper, Deidre ©. .14, 96 Lambert, Judy . . .14, 19, 26, 68 5 hick Bo : Be Disie eeed igs Saker gee) a 38, 94 Lane, George . . .92 Bogue, Doris . . .86 ee Lee et ee Ho eevee Lau, Marilynn .. 5, 13, 17, 27, 95 a Jour Nir DovleO 45 Dunker, Gail . . .15, 20, 92 Hetmich Ten, gs Laws, Cecilia . . .14 Eis Dorothy T). . 29.58 Dunn, Catherine . . .14, 62 Heintz! fin oe (5865 LeCocq, Adrienne . . .14, 89 i di Terr y gee tii: Dunnam, Evelyn . . .15, 83 Helgesen Mr. Dale H. . . .47 Leensvaart, John . . .87 ies Mr ee yh 45 Durbin, Carl . . 95° Hescott, Joan WWNGg Lendi, Carmen . . .84 S dreau. Ay re no 43 Durkin, Margaret . . .96 Higdon, Rodney . . .88 Lendi, Ronald . . .93 ver Bil...3) Dutell, Pat . . .13, 27, 62 Hill Carol . ..15, 21,86 Lewis, Herman . . .90 Bowers, Mr. Leo 46 Dzakowic, Ed. . 91 Hill, Mrs. Nadine . . .47 Lieb, Miss Dorothy . . . 48 owman, Winston . 31, 83 Hills, Miss Jeanette . . .48 HP Linda . . .14, 68 radford, Harvey . . 23, 58 E Hinch, Garda . . .17, 65 Lindell, Gene . . .83 Brainard, Ma ac 84 7 : Hodge, Diane . . .15, 19, 65 Lindstrom, Carl . . .5, 11, 26, 68 iq dt, Gir ai ‘15, 29, 93 Ehlert, Fred . . .87 Holleman, Bob . . .34, 93 Liptok, Dianne . . .15 Mee Robert. 87 Eilers, Paula | . 62 Hopkins, Mr. Lyle A. . 48 Livermore, Bob . . .95 Meta oe. Ebnets, Dorey 4) )):10, 02 Hom, Bil!) 19,63) Logsdon, Dr. James D. . . 43 ' one eer England, George . . .90 Hough. ‘Noonan. 65 Lorenzi, John . . .31, 83 Browning, Bud . . .31, 83 Erickson, Beverly . . .15,62 en, 4N : Buck M 14 ori MY Huetter, Fred . . .66 Lovrich, Dopna . . .13, 94 a hey ary eet ots Erickson, Dennis . . .18, 86 rine Aree routs lee Ted Fob 1,94 ul a ahd 58 Wea Aaebdamenys Hukinbotham, Ronald . . .92 Lukas, Ronald . . .84 Mee, Karon 15,83 eee Maven uae, Husum, Tom. . .91 Luksis, Jeanne . . .93 Burgess, Les .. .83 foe BEudun ao Hutter, David Brian . . 766 Lundstrom, Ronald . . .86 Bush, Jim . . 83 Evans, Gail . . .14, 27, 63 Lungaro, Antoinette ... .93 Evans, Rich . . .90 I M Bi ey ay F Inman, John . . .27, 34 Bhseicee, Taser er ba : Ealdweld, Ray . 18,59 Fahrner, Edward A... 91 J epi nao Gay i Ktallanan, Karen . . 5, 14, 17,87 Fanning, Barbara . . .63 Foye inet mie arlson, Barbara . . .27, 91 Farmer, Ruthie . . 89 {ackson, Edythe . . .86 Maina, Shirley . . .13, 26, 68 tarlson, Charmaine On a 1 Wfife 21, 56, Farrell Joe 8 293 63 Jacobson, Joan ah ELD. 88 M : 4 k Th oe 3 : 04 59 Barro: Mikes. 83) Janecyk, Marilyn . . .15, 89 1 a et mids 17°99 Carlson, Dave.. . .90 ating an Ras Jankowski, Barbara E. . . .66 isa ign RACERS make Carlson, Diane...27 _ Araode fe Mrs. Charmaine . . .46 es Sharon . . .15, 92 Man ano Norman 5, 11, 69: ee ae Ann eee Fesler, Mrs. Helen . . .47 Seapesy: ; tart Mark, Barbara... 90. (Carpentier, Joan 24 ' aes 9 i Oliver 34, 88 ee ia ‘ re ennrich, Joan . . .15, 66 Marley, W ayne ier 92 Jermak, Ed . . . 90 Penal Bik clos erding, Mike . . .18, 20, 90 Martin, Raymond . . . Cerny Bernandine . . .86 ati 2B i. ‘rs erz, Howard.. . .83 Martin, Roderick . . .84 itpnen Mr. Dale D.. 46 Fisher, pens 85 ohnson, Dennis . . .18, 93 Massick, James . . .34, 36, 90 Z. are ‘4. § Flaherty, Paul - 85 ohnson, Donald . . .88 Maxwell, Craig . . .93 ec 2 Seth | ae Fletcher, Jim . . 91 ohnson, La Verne . . .13 Mays, Calvin FE. . . .94 hri : Bae 13.87 Boy «” Flores, Gil . . .31, 38 ohnson, Mary Ann... .5, 13, 19, 20, Mazikoski, Alan . . .91 aed her ‘Hernan 91 Foskett, ‘Tom . . 63 i 82, 89 Mazurowski, Jacquelyn . . .12, 14, 69 aphasia ay Foster, Joe . . 84 Johnson, Morris . . .31, 87 Meister, Dieter . . .18, 26, 69 pal, Lames s: _39 Foulks, Barbara . . .91 i j : lark, Mr. George WV. . . .46 Meitz, David . . .23 Mendenhall, Mr. Carl S. . . .48 Messinger, Sanna « . .15, 23, 69 Michalski, Mike . . .86 Milet, Sharon . . .14, 17, 20, 88 Miller, Connie . . .27, 70 Miller, Daniel . . .91 Miller, Dennis . . .11, 92 Miller, Edward . . .86 Miller, Jerry . . .8, 70 Miller, Phillip . . .89 Miller, Robert . . . 0 Missal, Donna . . .89 Moore, Gerald Dee . . .70 Moore, Loraine . . .23, 26, 27 Moorman, Raymond . . .38, 70 Mori, Salvadore . . .89 Mosser, Charles . . .20 Munger, Willard . . .21, 28, 85 Munson, Janice . . .15, 94 Murray, Catherine . . .92 Muszanski, Robert . . .95 Muthleb, Abdul . . .84 Mec Caleb, David... .95 McCauley, Patricia . . .85 Mc Clenahan, David . . .18, 94 Mc Daniel, Carmmie . . .95 Mc Dermott, Skip . . .34 Mc Gowan, William . . .89 Mc Laughlan, Mike . . .69 Mc Roberts, David . . .69 N Nash, Charlotte . . .14, 20, 92 Nash, Don . . .94 Nash, Peggy . . .15, 70 Naszkiewicz, Rich . . .85 Nelson, Jeanne . . .20, 83 Nelson, Karen . . .13 Nelson, Richard . . .17, 71 Newcomer, Gary . . .94 Newberg, John . . .96 Niemann, Ralph . . .96 Nordbrock, Thomas . . .94 Nordstrom, Robert . . .85 Novak, Linda . . .17 Nuessel, Frank . . .17, 19; 26, 71 O Oblak, James . . .96. O'Brien, Carol . . .88 Oedzes, Florence . . .17 Ohilelli, Ruth . . .92 Ohlsen, Rand . . .96 O'Keefe, Sharon . . .23, 27 Oldaker, Sharon . . .92, 17 Oliver, Effie C. . . .96 Olling, Ursula . . .84 Olszewski, Adam . . .71 Orne, Fred . . .88 Ossowski, David . . .89 Osterlund, Tim . . .18, 96 Ozment, Hubert . . .86 Ozment, Mr. J... . .43 P Paarlberg, Norman . . .94 Pagel, Harold . . .89 Pankiewicz, Edward. . 91 Panozzo, Rich . . .31, 90 Parke, Terry 7.0F Paulson, Jerry . . .17, 94 Paun, Rose. . .14, 71 Pavlak, Nancy . . .95 Pawlowski, George . . .92 Pebworth, Mrs. R. � . .43 Pederson, Roger . . .71 Beerblte! Tudy reeks Perry, Thomas . . .72 Peterson, tae 2.44 Peting, Kenneth . . .21, 23, 72 Petkus, Frank . . .83 Petrok, Martin . . .85 Pettice, Bart . . .91 Petty, Mr. Virgil O. . . .49 Phillips, Harold . . .89 Phillips, Ronald . . .18, 23, 94 INDEX Pick, Mr. Richard W. . . .49 Poindexter, Rubin . . .34, 95 Pond, Carolyn . . .19, 90 Polorajoc, Mike . . .89 Poli, Cynthia . . .5, 6, 12, 15 Polo, Barbara . . .94 Powers, Thomas. . .72 Platell, Eleanor . . .21, 27,91 Prince, Sharon . . .96 Prist, Mr. Frank . . .49 Propes, Lorna . . .15, 93 Purcell, Gerald . . .72 Q Quirk, Terriann . . .6, 15, 19, 21, .94 R Rabidoux, Robert .°. .93 Radeckz, John A. . . .72 Rauwolf, Kenneth . . .73 Rago, Kenneth . . .72 Reese, Mr. B. . . 43 Rehr, Jerry . . .31,91 Reitsma, Don . . .73 Richardson, Don . . .34, 73 Rieke, Dr. Carol . . .49 Riley, Donna May . . .73 Ring, Mr. Fred . . .49 Ring, Mrs. Gertrude . . .49 Roberts, Mr. Harmon . . .50 Robertson, Brian . . .88 Rosebrough, Bernard . . .84 Rossate, Janet . . .15 Rossi, Al . . .83 Rossman, Sharon . . .73 Rothenhoefer, Isla . . .15, 20, 92 Rotkvic, Edward . . .94 Russo, ai aren Ruswick, George . . .93 Ryan, Vern . . .34, 36, 90 S Sachs, Stephen . . .95 Salisbury, Mary .. 86 Salvage, Donna . . .89 Sanford, Karen . . .14, 17, 83 Sather, Mr. Donald . . .50 Sauerbier, Cherie Lynn . . .17, 87 Sawyer, Jerry .. .73 Schaap, David . . .92 Schemensky, Rosan . . .12, 13, 74 Schloss, Mr. Peter . . .31, 50 Schlueter, Nancy . . .29, 92 Schmidtke, Carol . . .12, 14, 74 Schoenleben, Howard . . .86 Schurr, Barbara . . .95 Shackleton, Sandra . . .15, 23, 74 Shannon, Robert . ...94 Sheldrake, Tom . . .18, 74 Sherman, Mr. Raymond C. . . .50 Shigley, Jean . . .74 Sholay raanh ee LD aaa Shutter, Olivia . . .13, 89 Simac, Richard . . .34, 84 Siville, Margaret . . .88 Skorpinski, Casel : . .90 Skye, Mrs. Esther . . .50 Smiljanic, Sharon . . .13, 75 Smith, Douglas . . .20, 96 Smith, Stephen . . .89 Sola, James . . .75 Staat, William . . .31, 92 Staat, Diana . . .14, 20, 94 omen) soon l| Stanfield, Mr. John-. . .50 Stanhope, Chuck . . .96 Stark, Carole . . .15, 19, 83 Stawick, Myron . . .89 Steele, Harold Edwin . . .75 Stelter, Dorothy . . .15, 75 Stewart, James .. 91 Stone, Robert F. . . .75 St. Pierre, Diana . . .86 Strenge, Willard Leroy . . .75 Strobo, Wayne . . .92 Stroh, Roberta . . .90 Studenroth, Art . . .87 Swanberg, Mr. Roy . . .51 Swanson, Edward . . .95 Swanson, Marsha. . .5, 7, 12, 76 Swanson, Willaim . . .84 Sweeney, Don’. . .95 Sylvestrak, Edward L. . . .18, 76 Szelung, Christiana . . .92 a Tamm, Kiiri . . .20, 21, 76 Taylor, Mr. Robert K. . . .51 Tellis, Wayne . . .26, 38 Terandy, Ted . . .76 Thiel, Miss Dorothea . . .51 Thomas, Barry. . .92 Thomas, Minnie. . .13, 95 Titus, Robert . . .26, 38, 76 Todd, Earl . . .86 Tromp, Diane. . .15, 76 Tucker, Stanley . . 91 Turek, Robert . . .84 Turner, Jeffrey . . .77 U Upton, Miss Joyce. . .51 V Vandenberg, Mr. H. . . .43 Vanderlinden, Penny . . .14, 77 Vanderbok, William . . .83 Van Breemen, Peter . . .91 Vanderwoulde, Carol. . .15, 27, 86 Van Bick; Vicki tee l5a17.90 Van Haren, Glen. . .95 Van Kalker, Robert . . .85 Vanlaningham, Gary . . .95 Vena, Frances . . .14, 91 Vetterick, Millie . . .14, 85 Vollmer, Lynn . . .12, 15, 84 W Waldschmidt, Mr. A... .44 Walton, Robert . . .77 Ward, Dayton . . .21, 77 Warnell, Joseph . . .89 Warns, Norman . . .83 Wasilkoff, Peter . . .11, 84 Waters, George . . .19, 20, 23, 77 Watson, Verna . . .13, 77 Weaver, Glen . . .31, 38, 93 Weis, Joan. . .91 Weis, Miss Marie. . .51 Weise, Richard . . .90 Wenig, Randell . . .21, 78 Wells, Barbara . . .13, 78 Weseloh, Harry. . .78 Weseloh, Roger. . .21, 78 Westberg, Bonnie Lynn . . .88 Westerhoff, Don . . .78 Wheeler, Era . . .78 Whitney, Harry . . .79 Whitkanack, Marvin . . .83 Wilkens, Melvin . . .85 Wilkins, Irv . . .79 Williams, Mr. Don ... .34 Williams, Tom. . .91 Winterringer, Jean . . .13, 83 Winters, Raney eG Wojczak, Norma . . .94 Wolfson, Mr. Murry . . .51 Wood, Marlene . . .19, 79 Wright, Wayne. . .91 Wunderlich, Mrs. Florence . . .52 Y Yates, Janice . . .13, 18, 93 Yatsak, Joyce . . .15,92 Youngberg, Richard . . .96 i Zawada, James . . .93 Zboreak, Geraldine. ..12, 14, 79 Zeimety, Caryl . . .95 Zimmerman, William . . .18, 87 Zuber, Mary . . .14, 93 Zum Mallen, Robert . . .87 nnn nnn ger ” “Br FS 2 Spies SS i SEAS Seg ALGER LEG. 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