Tilden Technical High School - Craftsman Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1964 volume:

1964 CRAFTSMAN TILDEN TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 4747 South Union Avenue . Chicago, Illinois CONTENTS Events of the Year . .. Page 4 Academics................... Page 9 Athletics Page 29 Activities . Page 41 Undergraduates Page 59 Graduates................... Page 76 PROLOGUE For the past forty years Tilden has been an all- male technical high school, producing students of outstanding abilities in almost every field. This past September, Tilden announced its plans to change gradually into a general co-educational high school. However, this will not interfere with those boys who are now taking a technical course. We are confident though that the freshman class will carry on the traditions which have made Til- den one of the finest schools on the South Side. '0 EVENTS OF THE YEAR One of the highlights of Tildcn’s football season is the homecoming game. For the first time in the history of Tilden, girl students were on hand as cheerleaders and fans. One of the events of the fall semester is the Open House night. Mr. Kuehl, the machine shop instructor, has John Bowman demonstrate an engine-lathe as his mother looks on. Students proudly display their derbies on Derby Day at Tilden. The Varsity “Seals” and Frosh-Soph Minnows” dis- play their talents on Open House Night. Mr. Davenport speaks to parents and relatives of students on the night of the Open House. Mr. Kubik greets parents and relatives of Tildenites during Open House. Tilden’s annual homecoming game is commemorated by the wearing of colorful derbies. Tildenites pic- tured here are purchasing derbies. Part of the annual Christmas Assem- bly is a medley of carols by Mr. Olivo's choir. 1 HE PROGRESS OF ALGEBRA AN (MPTlAN PWKXN • HAM. tT toMLC. If . 5«n rH-.! A • J . 1 TWCMtCtK fUJLt GT fALi£ MAU 7 � •!• Ill' H iIt- MA3- X{ Trtf WORA Or OIOPHANT- AAITHM5J.� •� • • «HMAMI-MWIA J'.ll Kr 1 Pt •A� AMfAN Of f T rruTt:� i. i k m •� - '• OAM ST � : SlNMOG MMC' — � • 5 0t itwi ArpA« A� rj A or • MMAISSMKC MATWNAT1CIAN4 TARTA U CARDAN ROOT� or AA TOUATtON. AMU AOVAHCO V 5 -. D. Rose and L. Ferguson present their exhibits at the annual Tilden Science Fair. Mr. Oliver congratulates A. Smi- ley, A. Royal, and D. Daniel on their achievements. 6 This exhibit explains the recent pro- gress in the United States Space Program and the new heights which it someday hopes to attain. A student competing in Tilden's Science Fair must have the ability to explain his project so that both visitors and judges may understand. THE IONEF Q, + U.V- O + O OZONE (3 vi o NE GATVf The field of chemistry is responsible for many of the conveniences which we enjoy today. B. Bitautas demonstrates molecular disruption and explains its usefulness in mod- ern technology. 7 Every spring the faculty challenges the varsity basket- Sgt. Stringfellow and Mr. Caldwell close in on the ball, ball team to a fiercely competitive game. Here Mr. Logan shows other faculty members how to sink a basket. Mr. Krasnowski makes a shot look easy in the Fac- ulty - Student Basketball Game. One of the highlights of the year is the Achievement Dinner. Here students are rewarded for their outstand- ing service and scholastic work. The Achievement Dinner is en- joyed by both students and faculty members at the Stockyard Inn. Mr. Kubik presents awards to honor students P. Witthoeft and Robert An- derson for their work during the past semester. THE PRINCIPAL SPEAKS; To the Graduates — “Ask not what your country can do for you; Ask what you can do for your country.” I am sure these words of John F. Kennedy have been indelibly written on your minds by events of this last year. The decisions you make and the way you use your abilities will be your answer. I extend the wishes of the entire staff here at Tilden for your success and happiness. Edmund J. Kubik Principal ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS Miss Puder, Mr. Pollyea, and Mr. Connors, assistant principals, discuss student activities for the next term. COUNSELORS Mrs. Hilton, Freshman Counselor, talks to Diane Loftus about courses offered at Tilden. Mr. Thomas Welsh and Mr. Charles Jaris are the Junior and Senior Guid- ance Counselors at Tilden. Left: Mr. Cabaniss has been the truant officer at Tilden for the past fourteen years. Right: Mr. Kohut is well known for his efficiency as Attendance Officer and Sophomore Coun- selor. CLERKS Miss Catherine Doyle, Miss Genevieve McCambridge, and Miss Elizabeth Tarr are the office secretaries. ENGLISH Mrs. June Waser Mr. Charles Logan Mrs. Dorothy Manahan Mr. Robert Warzynski Mrs. Margaret Morrison Mr. Keith Burmeister J. Phillips talks to his public speaking class about the dangerous situation in South Viet Nam. One of the most stressed and necessary subjects at Tilden is English, which is required throughout the student’s four years of high school. The object of this is to develop not only the writing and speak- ing abilities of the average Tildenite but also to increase his knowledge of great literature. Originality in English is constantly being stressed by the teachers at Tilden. They also impress upon the students that colleges throughout the country are demanding more and more of their students in the many different fields of English, and that their future occupations will depend on their individual abilities to write and speak effectively. 12 Mrs. Margaret Irmiger Students in Miss Waser’s English class dram- atize a scene from the life of Bacchus in their study of mythology. Mrs. Patricia Scott W. Eng assists C. Izydorski to improve his compre- hension and reading rate in Reading Lab. Miss Dorothy Clark Mrs. Florence Fitzgerald 13 SCIENCE The emphasis of science in our lives today is tremendous and in the future will be even more so. To meet these challenges one must have a good science background, and at Tilden the students receive just this. In his freshman year, the student is given gen- eral science or biology, depending on his entrance examination results. In general science he is in- structed in the basic fundamentals of science, and in biology all the mysteries of living things are revealed to him. In his junior year he takes physics where he discovers the behavior of inert matter and energy and the laws governing their inter- actions. When he becomes a senior, he is given chemistry as a requirement, the science that deals with the composition of matter and the changes which it undergoes. Three years of science on the road to graduation can be quite severe; but when the graduate has finally received his diploma, he knows that he will be able to face this scien- tific world of ours with little or no trouble. R. Engram, R. Doris, R. Lindsey, and W. O’Malley work to- gether on an experiment in Tilden’s chemistry laboratory. t L. Tate checks his display for the Science Fair once more to see if everything is working perfectly. 14 R. Moran, C. Uselton, M. Carney, and S. Dennis examine specimens in their biology class. Mr. Cloyd Swem Mrs. Beulah Berghult K. Kopin, C. Jones, J. Nightengale, and J. Tate look at a three dimensional model in a solid geometry class. C. Green, E. Johnson, C. Perry, and R. Suggett examine a cone in geometry class. 16 The Mathematics Department at Tilden is one that every Tildenite can be proud of. The minimum of math that can be taken at Tilden is two years or four semesters, but for the enterprising student up to four semesters of extra math can be taken. One of the two required courses in this field is algebra. The other required course is plane geom- etry. For the advanced mathematics’ student, there is solid geometary, and calculus. A graduate of Tilden who has taken four years of mathematics knows that the mathematical abil- ities he acquired at Tilden will bring vast oppor- tunities to him in the future. MATHEMATICS Mr. James Matthews Mrs. Dorothy Wilson ttIL HMD T� EUCLID Mr. Otto Turner Miss Frances Carroll Students in Mr. Matthews’ geometry class demonstrate various figures to the class. Mr. Michael Caldwell Mr. Samuel Farley Mr. Martin Huske Mrs. Lela Danzy F. Belchak studies a figure in geometry while his classmates look on. 17 SOCIAL STUDIES The courses offered in Tilden’s Social Science Department extend over a wide range; such as world history, United States history, economics, and contemporary American history. Through these different history classes the student ac- quires a strong understanding of the difficulties that have troubled the world in the past. The student learns the different causes and remedies of previous failures in governments and so bene- fits in the future from them. It has been said that one can only understand the problems of today by seeing them in the light of past events. R. Richmond points out where the Declaration of Independence was written to R. Smalik and T. Swan- son. Mr. William Mr. John Harwell Murray L. Savage, C. Rudauskas, and R. Tribue notice that anci- ent architecture resembles that of our present day White House. Mr. Jerome Rosenberg Mrs. Paula Baron Mr. Walter Ferganus Miss Kathleen Mclnerney Mr. Richard Faynor Mr. George Tomek Mr. George Botts Mr. Lewis Worst Mr. Oliver Fifer MECHANICAL DRAWING The drafting courses at Tilden are designed to introduce the mechanically inclined student to ma- chine design, theories of perspective, and the funda- mentals of architectural drawing. As a result of skill acquired in the Drafting Department at Tilden, many boys become draftsmen; others find their drafting ex- perience excellent preliminary training for work in a technical college. All in all, the drafting courses are invaluable to the engineers, architects, and me- chanics of tomorrow. Mr. Henry Ratajski Mr. Cotton watches R. Jancga put the finish- ing touches on his drafting plate. Mr. John Curran 19 SHOPS C. Hall, R. Yuskis, and R. Gerbic make last minute adjustments before painting their projects in Wood Shop. Students test a small motor in Aircraft Shop. Advanced linotype students R. Long, C. Jones, and J. Frechette get to work on their next assignment. Tilden provides courses of instruction in many different types of shop work, which is a requirement for any student entering into one of the many fields of engineering. This training is also a distinct ad- vantage for any boy who may decide to be a trades- man or mechanic. Tilden’s shops are supplied with the finest equipment that can be obtained and staffed with well-trained instructors who pass along to the students their many years of knowledge and experience. Regardless of the chosen profession that the stu- dent enters later in his lifetime, he will always find his shop training invaluable. He can always find use for it, and it contributes immensely to his under- standing of the industrial world. 777 Mr. George Wythe Mr. Paul Rupprecht Mr. William Searls Mr. Leodies Arburtha Mr. John Moran Mr. Robert Litzkow Mr. James Kuzel Mr. Robert Burgchardt Mr. Harold Kuehl GERMAN Language is the most impor- tant factor in modem society because it is the major method of communication. Naturally, when a person can express him- self in more than one language, he holds a tremendous advan- tage over one whose lingual boundaries are limited to a sin- gle language. The language courses at Til- den include introductory Ger- man and Spanish, Intermediate German and Spanish, and ad- vanced German and Spanish. SPANISH Mr. John Cullen Mrs. Rachel Robinson H. Nipson and R. Prior, studying German, circle a trouble spot in Germany. Spanish students K. Skultety, J. Frechette, and C. Jones examine a Mexican serape. Members of the Band: R. Harrison, E. Johnson, E. Folk, and E. Classco. Mr. John Olivo Mr. Edmond Dawson MUSIC In addition to the fine education that students obtain at Tilden, botli in technical and general fields, there is an opportunity for enterprising students to discover and enjoy the fine arts. In studying music at Tilden, students are able to gain a deeper appreciation and understanding of classical and modern music. T. Musak and W. Musak practice a duet before the next band class arrives. 23 ART The Art I course is a basic program of a year’s duration for all students on the Annual Plan. The objective of this program is to present the fundamental ideas of creativity and to help the student relate himself more to life by show- ing the relationship between art and the environ- ment in which he lives. Students are introduced to the problems of communication throught non-verbal, visual sym- bols, and the curriculum gives them an oppor- tunity to express themselves creatively, to ex- plore, to discover and heighten their talents be- fore approaching more intensive problems if they choose to major in art. The course consists of experimentation with different tools and materials using the basic elements of design, color, and texture, to create works of art in drawing, painting, sculpture, lettering, and print making. One of the purposes of studying art is express ideas and feelings. Here students point to examples of their work. 24 LIBRARY Tilden’s library is one of the most helpful facilities offered to the students. Since last year the library has grown considerably in reference books, fiction and non-fiction books, pamphlets dealing with current events, and popular and professional magazines. Certainly the knowledge obtained from these books is truly beyond price. Typing students, under the guidance of Miss Evanoff, take a speed-typing test. Tilden students take advantage of the re- source material in the library. TYPING More and more boys have been selecting typing as an elective. They find that the ability to type is useful not only in preparing class papers but will also be a great asset in later life. Miss Olga Evanoff Mrs. Willa Brown Mrs. Daisy Lloyd Mrs. Lyle Starecvic PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Frank Krasnowski Mr. Anthony Barbaro Mr. Paul Brinkman Mr. Paul Kinsey Mr. Stanley Tannehill Mr. William Parkhill Mr. Gerald Butler Miss Cherry Myles Keeping fit can be quite a problem in this world of ours where automation is rapidly tak- ing the place of human endeav- ors. This is why getting as much exercise as possible is necessary. At Tilden the average student is given a rigorous physical fitness program which includes swim- ming, health and hygiene, and sports. 26 SCHOOL PLANT Tilden’s School Plant covers three separate areas. They are the lunchroom, the bookroom, and the cross- ing guard. The lunchroom, with its fine cooking facilities, provides Tildenites with a daily balanced meal. The lunchroom is supervised by Mrs. Mary Shannon. The bookroom, which is also an important part of the school plant, is regulated by Mr. Friend. He counts, distributes, and reissues all of the school’s hooks. Tilden’s crossing guard is Mr. J. Lawrence. He is in charge of regulating the traffic before and after school hours outside the school. Tildenites will agree that these services rendered by the School Plant contribute greatly to the safety and well-being of the individual student. The women in our lunchroom not only serve Tildenites their meals with efficiency but also with a smile. Officer James Lawrence, Tilden’s crossing guard. Mr. Friend, the bookroom manager. 27 Seated: Mrs. P. Everett Galusha, Mrs. George Korbos, and Mrs. Frank Selmer Standing: Mrs. Davis Miles, Miss K. R. Mclnerney, and Mrs. B. Antkowski P.T.A. Mrs. Frank Selmer, Mrs. Davis Miles, Mrs. George Korbos and Mr. Edmund J. Kubik discuss educational problems. The Parent-Teachers Association of Tilden is comprised mainly of parents and teachers of stu- dents attending Tilden. It serves not only in pointing out and solving the many problems that face parents, teachers, and students; but it also serves as an excellent example of organization. During the year interesting programs are pre- sented concerning present day problems. The program theme for this year is “Tilden in Orbit”, and the aim is for the “Countdown of Tomorrow.” Brown picks up blocks, Penrod and Watt, and goes for extra yardage. Washington makes a last ditch effort to pull free of a Phillips’ defender as Califfe, Prowell, and Parris look on. FOOTBALL Last year Coach Barbaro promised us at least a playoff position for the 1963 season. He made this prediction in the faith of his twenty returning var- sity players. Through skill and determination, the Blue Devils did not let their coach down. They brought the Tilden Gold and Blue to the playoffs. The Blue Devils fought to a 6-6 tie with Philips in the first round of playoff competition. Tilden moved to the second round on statistics but were stopped by a hard fighting Austin squad. Tilden beat Crane 13-0 in a practice game to be- gin the season. Then later in the season the team beat Lindblon 12-9. Edging out Dunbar 7-6 was enough to carry them into the playoffs. The Blue Devils suffered losses in the Englewood, Morgan Park, C.V.S., and Fenger games; but, in general, Coach Barbaro can really be proud of this year’s team efforts. Also special congratulations are in order for this year’s varsity captain, John Smith, who made the All-City team. A picture any coach would love to see. It’s Washington fol- lowing his blockers Rogers and Walden. Row One: Mgr. Gilliam, H. Lang, K. Orro, T. Skilondz, A. Jacobs, J. Holmes, K. Penrod, W. Beck, L. Bynum, D. Drag, J. Reimbold. Rote Two: J. Opiola, J. Smith, C. Bailey, M. Burnett, A. Brown, R. Thrasher, W. Russell, C. Howell, A. Prowell, M. Whyte, J. Freeman, M. Evans, Mgr. Castro- giovani. Row Three: Asst. Coach F. Krasnowski, B. Davis, G. Rogers, M. Grant, W. Muldrew, G. Parris, J. Watt, M. Mc- Neeley, F. Simon, W. Gravitt, C. Norman, E. Washington, Head Coach A. Barbaro. 31 SCOREBOARD TILDEN 13 CRANE 0 TILDEN 6 ENGLEWOOD 14 TILDEN 12 LINBLOM 9 TILDEN 0 MORGAN PARK 13 TILDEN 7 DUNBAR 6 TILDEN 0 C. V. S. 15 TILDEN 6 FENCER 7 TILDEN 6 PHILLIPS 6 TILDEN 0 AUSTIN 14 FROSH-SOPH TEAM Whyte leaps high into the air to snare a pass while being harassed by Lindblom's safety. ROW ONE: B. Dambrosia, L. Taylor, J. Johnson, C. Thompson, J. Drag, Capt. C. Smith, D. Charutin, A. Crumble, R. Brandis, L. Caldwell. ROW TWO: A. Woods, C. Howard, J.Obzute, J. Howard, E. Frazier, E. Martinez, R. Mode, J. Collins,. F. Carzoli, D. Simms, L. Holms, L. Haward, Mgr. B. Madson. ROW THREE: Coach Faynor, C. Fisher, M. Laurence, C. Her- ring, C. Porter, R. Johnson, F. Woodling, R. Reese, R. Cachoon, E. Nesyto, L. Long, R. Clemmond, L. Jones, Coach Mr. Rosenberg. 32 Sterling Burke (Forward) Terry Harris (Center) Cornei los Draper (Cuard) Melvin Lewis (Center) Mike Taylor (Center) and Melvin Rhyne (Guard) BASKETBALL As Coach Butler promised, last year Tilden’s basketball team bad one of its finest seasons. The Blue Devils finished with a record of 17 wins and 9 losses. They won the Blue Central Section Championship with a 6 and 2 record and because of their fine performance were elevated to the tough Red Division next year. The Tilden cagers also upset defending state champion Carver in the city playoffs before they themselves were unfortunately defeated by Du Sable. Mike Taylor and Butch Iglinski were this year’s most outstanding players. Mike led in rebounds with 164, in scoring with 337 points, in average with 16.3 points a game, in free throws with 78 and in field goals with 149. Butch was unable to come all the way up to par due to an injury he received in mid- season. He did finish second in average with 9.9 points a game and second in field goals with 7.5. Other outstanding players are Melvin Lewis with a 56.4 field goal percentage and Leroy Savage with a 86.3 free throw percentage. Special recommendation goes to Sterling Burke who poured in the last two points with two seconds remaining to beat Carver, and to the Frosh-Soph team who also took Blue Division Central Section Championship. Coach Butler and LeRoy Savage 33 Mikr Taylor hits for two points against Gage Park as C. Draper and B. Iglinski look on. VARSITY TEAM Jackie Draper shoots from under the basket against Gage Park as Mr. 'Lewis follows up the shot. Row One: F. Smith. M. Lewis, M. Taylor, M. Rhyne, W. Oneal, C. Draper. Row Two: Coach Butler, I- Savage, E. Saunders, J. Williams, S. Burke, C. Mayberry, T. Harris, J. Lawson, W. Jones, S. Courtney, G. Thomas. Mike Taylor and Butch Iglinski dou- ble team Carver player to grab a rebound for the Blue Devils. FROSH-SOPH TEAM Row One: J. Barfield, T. Jones, R. Richardson, R. Moran, T. Walton, S. Burner, H. Ricks, E. Howard, A. Robinson. Row Two: J. Smith, R. Marshall, R. Pleasant, E. Lewis D. Love, T. Cohen, M. Lawrence. 35 WRESTLING Davis performs a perfectly excuted Wizzer on his op- ponent Portlock. Mr. Krasnowski should be commended for the out- standing job he has done since becoming coach of Tilden’s fine wrestling team. He attributes Tilden’s domination of the City wrestling crown to the fact that, as he says, “Our matmen have the ability to work superbly, both as a team and individually. Also, they are some of the most-spirited young men I have ever had the opportunity to coach.” Tilden Tech has always boasted a fine wrestling team and 1964 was no exception. The Blue Devils smashed Parker 27-15 to take the City Champion- ship for the thirty-fourth time. Many of the present varsity stars will be back next season to compete once again, so the title seems assured for next season also. C. Howell and E. Effort are to be commended for their fine performance in taking the 1st place title for individuals in the city; also L. Portlock, L. Gard- ner, and G. Parris for their showings in the city championship against Parker. VARSITY TEAM Row One: Effort, Johnson, Nightingale, Robbins, Taylor, Luna. Row Two: Gardner, Portlock, Rogers, Grant, Smith, Howell, Tyson, Davis. Howell attempts to break a beautiful guillotine, but Grant has the leverage. FROSH TEAM Nightingale picks up points as he pulls a switch on Beck. Row One: Coach Krasnowski, Suggs, Jones, Moore, Marion, Ramsey, Cox. Walter, Waters, Jones. Row Two: Turner, Crumble, Martin, Pagnano, SWIMMING Tilden’s junior swim team took the sectional championship again this year for the sixth year in succession; while, unfortunately, the senior team lost its sectional championship because of the loss of a few key swimmers. Tilden’s medley relay team did well in city com- petition. These are the ribbons won by Tilden’s Seals and Minnows at the South Central Swimming Relays. In the 300 yard free style relay, the team- work of VV. Bavirsha, B. Wagner, J. Bowman, P. Grzybek, D. Kowalek, and K. Skultety brought Tilden fifth place. In the 200 yard free style relay, R. Bowman, C. Dunlap, B. Hoffman, and D. Kowalek brought us sixth place. In the breast stroke relay C. Dunlap, B. Hoffman, and W. Porter brought us sixth place. The strong performance of this year’s junior team raises the hopes for next year. In preparation for the upcoming meets, these Seals are per- fecting their racing dive. VARSITY TEAM Row One: J. Davis, W. Hoffman, C. Tatara, P. Belehak, R. Engrain, W. Coleman, C. Austin, R. Bowman. Row Two: L. Parr, A. Pittaway, F. Washington, W. Porter, C. Dunlap, R. Sudgett, W. White, R. Krone, W. Kirk, A. Rodgers. A Varsity Seal attempts to pass on his skills to the Frosh-Soph minnows. Varsity swimmers show the exercises they do to acquire strong leg muscles. Row One: M. Crummie, K. Skultety, D. Kowaluk, W. McBride, R. Blecha, P. Grzybek, W. Hall, II. Pierce, P. Grzybek. Row Two: W. Redwood, W. Green, J. Bowman, D. Howard, W. Bavirsha, B. Wagner, C. Sim- kins, Mr. Kinsey. FROSH-SOPH 39 BASEBALL This year Mr. Butler, our baseball coach, has worked the team into fine shape. Ted Skilondz, last year’s all-city player, will return for the 1964 season along with Willie Jones, Percy Braswell, and Harold Irving. It looks as though this will be a great season for the team and for Tilden. Ted Skilondz Harold Irving Percy Braswell Willie Jones Row One: P. Braswell, W. Mobley, W. Jones, T. Skilondz, D. Daniel. Row Two: H. Young, R. Wilson, E. Dvorak, I. Hunter, W. Stevenson, O. Brittum, H. Irving. Row Three: F. Gafeney, R. Long, H. Ricks, C. Mayberry, J. Watts, J. Stepens, S. Skilondz, C. Miller, J. Barfield. Row One: L. Mosley, C. Sissac, B. Jessel, G. Bidocka, A. Amato, B. Adamek, D. Ray, S. Price, V. Skrubutonis, E. Soriano, E. Ross, J. Cherry. Row Two: D. Cook, S. Dotson, R. Bothwell, ]. Preston, D. Williams, B. Sura, C. Bur- rows, J. Frechette, C. Dawson, M. Orduna, C. Barnes, J. McDonald, C. Barber. Row Three: M. Burton, E. Howard, G. Ferguson, M. Byrd, J. Bow- man, J. Barfield, M. Phillips, J. Stephens, T. Durham, M. Moore, H. Odum, A. Brown, J. Hill. Row Four: J. Eggleston, R. Mock, M. Woddard, T. Forkin, T. Stonis, L. Tate, R. Hoydn, F. Smith, R. Grant, R. Crbic, E. Rice, S. Skilondz. Row Five: T. Diggs, J. Watkins, J. Collins, L. Winston, W. Bitautas, C. Simonetti, R. Califfe, C. Johnson, M. Pochordo. STUDENT COUNCIL The most important student organization in Tilden is the Student Council. In it Tildenites share in the school’s management. Tilden’s Student Coun- cil is the only organization that represents every class, every student, and every interest. The ob- jectives of the Student Council are to further and to improve student participation in school activities, and to give the student experiences in the funda- mentals of democracy. Tilden Tech’s Student Council Scrapbook Com- mittee keeps a record of all the events and activities of the Student Council. 42 President Jerry Nightengale Secretary Eddie Newsome Calvin Barber reports on his Red Cross Monthly Conference. Vice-President Steve Denoms Treasurer Ben Garret Thomas Stonis, a division representative, gives an ex- ecutive committee weekly report to the council. 43 HONOR CLUB Row One: J. Nightingale, E. Newsome, G. Ventrice, W. Blackwell, W. Eng, R. Zielinski, E. Jurenas, A. Evans, J. Mathews, R. Hoydn, T. Powell, B. Garrett, G. Nakai, C. Izydorski. Row Two: J. Hunter, E. Cygan, K. Sniegonski, K. Skultety, W. Weathersby, E. Nakai, A. Crumble, L. Davis, N. Nipson, E. Brown, R. Kmak, D. Morgan, R. McClendon, R. Wamo, I. Brown. Row Three: R. Hill, R. Zigmont, G. Tatara, S. Courtney, J. McDonald, R. Treka, K. Chiu, T. Diggs, R. Dooley, B. Canady, W. Shepke, M. Soo Hoo, M. Perez, P. Chan. Row Four: J. Ritchie, J. Liska, B. Bavirsha, E. Johnson, G. Thomas, R. Suggett, D. Keller, R. Washington, R. Bowman, R. Armendariz, J. Simonetti, L. Tate, S. Burke, R. Moran, D. Grek, R. Vaickauski. Row Five: A. Swanson, T. Stonis, W. Kirk, T. Carter, J. DeSalvo, A. Chaulupa, R. Booker, R. Corbin, R. Smith, J. Howard, L. Hawkins, P. Collins, J. Eggleston, M. Dotson, G. George, A. Henning, P. Allanson. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row One: R. Smith, D. Drag, R. Zielinski, A. Evans, G. Nakai, W. Eng, C. Izydorski, A. Chawpa, J. Nightingale, T. Powell. Row Two: R. Dooley, D. Gierut, K. Chiu, N. Nipson, W. Shepke, J. Mathews, R. Hoydn, F. Williams, B. Garrett, E. Kuzel. Row Three: E. Cygan, S. Courtney, P. Belchak, J. Watkins, D. Kelly, L. Giles, D. Keller, T. Carter, A. Barr, J. DeSalvo, G. Ventrice. Row Four: E. Newsome, A. Releford, W. Blackwell, R. Jenner, R. Califfe, E. Jurenas, P. Collins. J. Eggleston, M. Pochordo, R. Skandis. ROW ONE: E. Johnson, W. White, C. Mayfield, W. Coleman, R. Roberts, M. Cox, S. Williams, T. Musak. ROW TWO: (Standing) C. Cwiklinski, (Seated) E. Folk, F. Sneed, F. Branch, B. Montgomery, G. Ruby, L. Thomas, R. Harrison, (Standing) Ralph Cabrera. ROW THREE: P. Dozier, W. Whittenhill, R. Morris, E. Glassco, W. Musak, D. Payne, C. Smith, E. Muldred, W. Draper. ROW FOUR: Maurice Hamlin, Mr. Olivo, band director W. Wilson. BAND AND CHORUS Whenever there is an important event students can always depend on the music department to provide fine entertainment. This department is made up of the band and chorus. This year the chorus has been more active than ever before. They have sung at the Pep Assembly, Open House, at the Christmas Con- cert, and the Museum of Science and Industry. The band has also been active by playing at various events, such as the R.O.T.C. Awards Assembly, grad- uation, and all home basketball games. Under Mr. Olivo’s direction the band and the chorus have improved tremendously over the past few years. The chorus under the direction of Mr. John Oliver has improved tremen- dously in the past few years. They practice during the years for such special events as the Christmas Assembly where they have a chance to display their musical ability. ROW ONE: P. Witthoeft (Editor-in-Chief); G. Ventrice (Second Page Editor) ROW TWO: J. Wayton (News Reporter); J. Matthews (Art Editor ; E. Newsome (Feature Editor). ROW THREE: R. Jenncr (News Reporter); J. Simonetti (Sports Reporter); Grand Pre (Photographer). ROW FOUR: R. Dooley (Reporter); E. Rule (Circulation Manager). TECH TIMES The Tech Times is organized into four sections to bring the students a monthly summary of the current events around Tilden in the form of editorials, essays, feature articles, and the always present page of sports. The Tech Times gives the students an oppor- tunity to put into print their thoughts and viewpoints. If a student writes an exceptionally good essay, poem, or other form of literature, it has a good chance of appearing in the Times. The various writers, reporters, and the printing staff give their time and their talent to edit the paper, which is both informative and entertaining, and to keep them up to the standards of good scholastic journalism. Members of the Tech Times Staff prepare the current issue of the newspaper. Left To Right: J. Ritchie, W. Searcy, F. Waters, P. Witthoeft, J. Wayton, E. New- some, E. Rule, J. Matthews, R. Dooley, and G. Ventrice. Mrs. Iola Turner, advisor of the Tech Times, and E. Newsome proofread a composition before it is published in the paper. The Yearbook Staff: J. Donahue, D. Keller, K. Skulltety, M. Egan, B. Snow, M. Baran, T. Tomson, and M. Pawela decide on what pictures to use for the Craftsman. CRAFTSMAN The goal of the Craftsman is to encourage stu- dents to participate in a school activity that may be of great benefit to them now and in the future. The members of the Craftsman staff must possess many different qualities because the book itself covers many areas, both in scholastic and extracurricular fields. The positions, such as editor-in-chief, writer, and photographer are filled by qualified students who know their work well. All in all, it can be said that they do a fine job each year. J. Sanchez, F. Vosnak, L. Trickle, M. Sullivan, and R. Bow- man head the chief departments of the yearbook. J. Sanchez, editor-in chief, Mr. Burmeister, sponsor of the yearbook, and K. Skultety, caption editor, look through foot- ball pictures for the Craftsman. R. O. T. C. The Tilden’s Reserve Officer’s Corps is one of the finest units presently in the Chicago Public School System. Under the supervision of well trained enlisted men, the students prepare themselves for the time they wil spend in the armed forces. There are various ranks or grades, just as in the army, and the student can be promoted according to his re- spective ability. R.O.T.C. students can also partici- pate in extra activities, a few of which are Ushers, Color Guards, Rifle Team, and Drill Team. Ribbons and medals are awarded to outstanding cadets for effort surpassing that of the average student. Sergeant Anthony M. Stanich and Sergeant Elmer W. Stringfellow. Row One: Col. E. Rice, Col. W. Eng, Lt. Col. W. Blackwell, S Sgt. R. Rickert, S Sgt. H. Swan, ISt. Sgt. J. Freeman, Maj. J. Spikes, Maj. R. Skandis, Lt. Col. A. Evans, Maj. L. M Sgt. F. Voznak, M Sgt. F. Sneed, SFC. A. Pocewicz, Harris, Second Lt. E. Jurenas. Row Two: Sgt. J. Borkowski, CDT. A. McKeichan, M Sgt. R. Dooley, M Sgt. K. Chiu. Tildcn’s Gold Honor Guard performs at the City Basketball Championship game, commanded by Cadet Colonel Eugene Rice. 48 Row One: Lt. Col. R. Zielinski, Maj. A. Barr, Maj. D. Morgan, Capt. M. Priest Capt. H. Butler, Capt. R. Myles. Row Two: Second Lt. D. Lee, Sgt. E. Harris, Sgt. J. Caldwell, Sgt. P. Barrie, M Sgt, R. Ward, M Sgt. J. Johnson, M. Sgt. II. Irv- ing, M Sgt. J. Ciszewski. Row One: Lt. Col. C. Izyjorski, Maj. J. Antkowski, Maj. P. Witthoeft, Capt A. Damall. Row Two: Capt. E. Mayberry, Capt. J. Barnes, S Maj. C. Rudauskas, M Sgt. K. Bakalik. Row Three: M Sgt. J. Keith, SFC. C. Doyle, S Sgt. M. Perry, Sgt. H. Page. Company A” Commanding Officer — Cadet Captain Carl Davenport. Company “B” Commanding Officer — Cadet Captain Bartkowiak. Company “C” Commanding Officer — Cadet Captain James Pinta Company “D” Commanding Officer — Cadet Captain Louis Jones Company “E” Commanding Officer — Cadet Captain Dennis Halik HALL GUARDS 1ST AND 2ND PERIOD Row One: K. Ng. A. Pittaway, R. Bojan, C. Doyle, R. Panush, J. Callon. Row Two: P. Chan, D. Kowaluk, W. Eng, G. Grigas, VV. Bmnke, H. Pritchard, F. Lashley, R. Summers. OFFICE GUARDS Row One: A. Drummond, J. Carpenter, C. Davis, K. Sniegow- ski, J. Matthews, J. Desalvo, A. Chalupa, A. Barnes, E. Cobbs. Row Two: K. Stoklosa, A. Dixon, J. Hardman, T. Skilondz, E. Cygan, I. Whitfield, F. Solava, R. Ellis, D. Sims, D. Wil- liams, E. Knox. Row Three: S. Skilondz, I. Smith, A. Swan- son, L. Swanson, J. Simonetti, F. Smith, R. Calhoun, B. Grant, P. Collins, J. Stephen. EARLY MORNING GUARDS Row One: L. Harris. W. Weathersby. Row Two: L. Novy, M. Crummie. Row Three: A. Evans, C. Izydorski, A Brown, P. Gryzbeck, R. Jenner. Row Four: P. Witthoeft, E. Jurenas, G. George, S. Tuggle, M. Carey, P. Collins, R. Zielinski, C. Heath, L. Ferguson, Siuda, J. Carpenter. DEBATE CLUB The Debate Club at Tilden gives enterpris- ing students an opportunity to present and argue viewpoints on both contemporary and controversial issues. The club is sponsored by Miss Waser who has done a fine job in or- ganizing and training this effective group. Edward Jurenas argues his point of view in a debate on the topic Should the Federal Government Finance Medicare for the Aged. Row One: Mr. Kohut, M. Piechalak, M. Gallagher, C. Barnes, A. Parker, W. Daniels, R. Taylor, C. Ward, J. Carpenter, P. Radick. Row Two: R. Warno, T. Ciechna, R. Kowalczyk, P. Braswell, R. Ellis, R. McClendon, D. Kane, B. Musak, D. Garland, R. Boutin, D. Lee, R. Woo. Row Three: T. Hol- land, R. Bolton, R. Bartkowiak, J. Askew, J. Liska, W. Mob- ley, W. Kirk, M. Hardison, L. Peters. COUNSELORS AIDS Row One: R. Evans, L. Cook, G. Edwards. Row Two: Miss Hilton, M. Baade, J. Johnson. Row Three: L. Green, O. Laird, L. Rand, F. Smith, F. Cokollen. Row Four: R. Wil- liams, T. Tribett, M. Taylor, E. Sissac, J. Stewart. 7 8 9 1 2'®23303i BOWLING TEAM Row One: S. Skilondz, Pres. J. Burian, Sec. T. Skilondz, R. Hoydn, R. Slavick. Row Two: E. Myrick, J. Barnes, M. Riemma, E. Meadows, K. Stoklosa, J. Cizewski, D. Swiecki, R. Armendariz, E. Jackson, B. Shepke, B. Ramirez. PUBLICITY Row One: G. Lofton, C. Izydorski. Row Two: M. Duckett, Sponsor, R. Bothwell, J. Hodo, R. Karpinski, P. Winkc, J. Cagle, N. Ally, W. Eng. Seated: K. Hunter, P. Braswell, R. Ritchie, C. Sissac. Stand- ing: H. Goldman, P. Bilyk, M. Semmes, Mr. Baker and E. CHESS AND Johnson. CHECKER CLUBS Seated: R. Carr, B. Montgomery, vice president, V. Smith. Standing: G. Loften, R. Jenner, L. Gagen, J. Barfield, Presi- dent. The Chess and Checker Club is an organi- zation of students who are interested in learning or improving their ability to play a better game. Under the direction of a qualified instructor these students carefully display their talents by competing against each other and other schools. Mr. Baker is the present sponsor in the Chess Club and Mrs. Dunn of the Checker Club. Both of these teachers have done an excep- tionally fine job of instructing and guiding the students. STAGE CREW A job that is extremely important for the assemblies and special «activities during the year is done by the stage crew which is made up of F. Scott, J. Simonetti, and C. Chan. R.O.T.C. USHERS Row One: E. Sissac, F. Voznak, C. Davenport, S. Sumner, L. Harris, R. Boutin, H. Swanson. Row Two: D. Joy, C. Johnson, E. Glassco, D. Djvrovich, G. Gray, G. Robinson, G. Sea verson, J. Hodges, A. Jones, D. Atkins, E. Meadows, E. Adams, F. Kostric, F. Jones. Row One: W. Eng, L. Ferguson, A. Evans, W. Blackwell, L. Harris. Row Two: T. Edwards, D. Low, E. Reid, J. Trimble, A. Brown, G. Davis, H. Nipson, R. Canady, M. SooHoo, H. Butler, W. Young, L. Fisher. Row Three: J. Bokowski, A. Jones, R. Emery, P. Gryzbek, C. Izydorski, E. Jurenas, E. Washington, R. Zielinski, P. Gryzbek, E. Johnson. SCIENCE CLUB Library Guards facilitate the work of the library, keeping the books in their proper places and assisting in the prep- aration of posters and bulletins. LIBRARY GUARDS FRESHMEN It will be a long time before these freshmen will be able to fit into up- per classmen’s sweaters. MISS CARSON Row One: N. Zalinsky, P. Ramos, C. Lesniak, K. Philips, E. Rapsky, L. Sajack, O. Vacquez, D. Smith, E. Sogiano, J. Saldano. Row Two: H. Walker, D. Jackson, J. Turas, A. Sadowski, R. Shoulder, J. Gib- bons, J. Jones, D. Mock, R. Swid- er, M. Davis, V. Scrubitonis. MR. CURRAN Row One: C. Dembinski, M. Piechnlak, N. Narvaisis, C. Car- rano, S. Kasprzyk, D. Jesel, L. Hodo, B. Neal, S. Mikolajowski, V. Bumgardner. Row Two: W. Deliberto, D. Jones, L. Budny, P. Naughton, D. Frost, M. Reed, J. Simmons, R. Thompson, R. Her- nandez, A. B. Jones, R. Johnson, S. Jendrzejczak, Mr. Curran. MR. FAYNOR Row One: E. Rapsky, E. Bates, C. Christian, J. Johnson. Row Two: J. Cracz, J. McKeown, D. Smith, J. Bush D. Jackson, T. Bums, B. Heifer, D. Bach. J. Gilmartin, Mr. Faynor. Row Three: J. Preston, B. Frandscn, M. Fanos, J. Bamcs, L. Barden, D. WIekinski, T. Wlo- czko V. Smith, M. Derolf, R. Terrell, B. Murden, P. Radick, L. Vara. Row Four: F. GrOchowski M. Pavlik, R. Enriquez, R. Min- yard, D. Rice, J. Peters, J. Roy, J. McBride, W. Reimbold, T. Moskwa. MR. FIFER Row One: M. Cruz, C. Perez, M. Harris, S. Dumas, M. Chwajol, H. Hasan, F. Lofton, K. Kurdek, S. Dotson, P. Heichert. Row Two: J. Slattery, A. Hanes, A. Seda, H. Watson, R. Fox, D. Duddles- ton, L. Timm, J. Echandy, R. Wiersvicki, D. Glass, R. Martines, D. Howell, A. Strzemp. MR. FOX Row One: M. Fernandez, S. Crundwell, V. Forest, E. Sim- mons, J. Pearson, D. Husselman, M. Banks, M. Simford, M. Minor, J. Lomax. Row Two: M. Coley, L. Finley, I. Sias, D. Loftus, M. Petrey, P. Petrey, S. Sedevic, N. Mitchell, B. Hendzel, O. Flunder, S. Garcia, B. Danzy. Row Three: G. Ferguson, W. Rivera, T. Ci- ciura, E. Amato, B. Drumgole, R. Garcia, B. Forest, J. Drimak, R. Fernandez, J. White. 61 MRS. IRMIGER Row Three: H. Fabregas, J. Thompson, M. Nolan, T. Beaudin, J. Urek, A. Christie, B. Graczyk, J. Siuda, W. Daniels, R. Hamp- ton. Row Two: C. Uselton, M. Mullins, S. Dennis, M. Mroz, D. Pomalykalski, L. Gonzales, L. Balderrama, M. Carey, S. Tug- gle, V. Pena, B. Cooper, J. Steigal. Row One: J. Cambria, R. Cabrera, C. Barmes, L. Novy, P. Spagnola, L. McCray, J. Car- penter, G. Gogue, D. Coughlin, R. Upton. MR. MATTHEWS Row One: B. Ramey, J. Hejznek, M. Alvarez, S. Zuifer, G. Doranm, N. Harris, J. Ochoa, C. Cwiklin- ski, C. Czubernat, M. Egan. Row Two: V. Lopez, P. Raye, B. Jones, E. Mann, M. Adamek, R. Halley, P. Duncan, E. Thompson, M. Kapjon, C. Honeycutt, G. Lof- ton. Row Three: S. Kokines, N. Krunchten, R. Lesauskas M. O’Connor, L. Heredia, L. Tay- lor, A. Tzirides, D. Brown, V. Hodo, C. Malnarick. MRS. MANAHAN Row One: J. Cehoda, R. Carey, A. Kimbroush, R. McCarthy, H. Gonzaks, F. Clark, C. Jacobs, J. Bonkowski, L. Godinez, J. Serio. Row Two: G. Gutierrez, E. John- son, L. Hejlner, L. Vanuelos, R. McGee, V. Smith, J. Solorsano, S. Wilson, D. Johnson Row Three: S. Vargas, B. Rinson, D. Wells, R. Sopysr, R. Milewski, J. Tabor, D. Vody, P. Matthews, B. Sura, S. Leskek. MISS McINERNEY Row One: K. Harris, R. Graczyk, E. Domanski, T. Krystiniak. Row Two: A. Jimenez, P. Smith, G. Kern, P. Mason, V. Gonzales, S. Latranico, A. Turner, L. Martin, G. Komperda, F. Mendiola. Row Three: M. Anceronicz, L. Wea- therly, D. Waickus, J. Svientek, B. Palmer, B. Adamek, M. Mas- terson, A. Kalina, F. Quinn, D. Stegmuller, J. Ludwig, J. Wedel Row Four: D. Leahy, J. Villar- real, B. Porter, R. Brown, F. Krug, R. Verran, L. Laurelcss, T. Muzyka. E. Diaz, J. Komperda. MRS. ROBINSON Row One: W. Vozniak, G. Wlo- darski, L. Rapsky. Row Two: B. Poole, K. Phillips, E. Heredia, J. Young, D. Ross, P. Vitosky, C. Speed, P. Minor, J. McDaniel, B. Robinson. Row Three: M. Quin- tana, B. Mingroet, E. Lewis, C. Smith, F. Price, B. Johnson, A. Brandon, N. Rivera, D. Petty, D. Williams, G. Tolbert, C. Krawc- zewski, L. Sdevic. Row Four: W. Kohn, A. Joyner, T. Estelle, I. Diaz, E. Rowland, L. Peters, E. Franko, B. Gemetiz, B. Delargar- za, T. Bryant. MR. SMOLER Row One: J. Faniel, M. Reed, L. Johnson, J. Perez, A. Parker, F. Gluszek, J. Cambria, W. Kelly, H. Newman, M. Pote, L. Ter- rones. Row Two: M. Baade, J. Stack, C. Scott, S. Mitchell, E. Smercak, S. Butler, R. Seats, C. Olaker, L. Rickenbaugh, M. Smith, J. Jarvis, D. Smith, A. Amato, E. Krueger. Row Three: C. Miskenin, V. Harris, J. Porter, J. Valdez, D. Smith, D. Ritz, M. Wilk, M. Glowaty, T. Kelly, J. Lavery. MRS. ROBINSON Row One: R. Harris, L. Angel, G. Manus, L. Kenneth, M. Willi- ford, S. Gonzales, W. Howard. Row Two: T. Sparks, F. Marsya- lek, J. O'Brien, O. Ross, J. Cal- len, K. Novington, T. Davis, A. Comez. MRS. WILSON Row One: T. Pressley, R. Harris, S. Moralis, A. Villalobos. I. Kisys, G. Bidachka, P. Cyzemik, J. Mc- Dowell, B. Pcksa, D. Godlewski. Row Two: A. Jackson, P. Harling, G. McLaverin, J. Zaracki, J. Ir- win, C. Scott, N. Marsh, M. Trip- lett, L. King, P. Christian. Row Three: J. Zehnder, A. Bergiel. T. Geiger, L. Atut, R. Atkins, J. Za- leski, T. Bean, M. McCarthy, V. Gonzales, G. Villanueva. SOPHOMORES MISS ALDRIDGE Row One: B. William, J. Young, W. Young, S. Skilondz, J. Boli- senga, R. Jones, T. Burns, J. Drag, D. Low, D. Drake. Row Two: W. Brocks, H. McBee, R. Dandy, M. Byrd. Row Three: C. Rowland, A. Brown, G. Jack- son, A Brown. MR. ANDREWS Row One: C. Sinkewicz, L Tharh. S. Holmes, A. Garrett, C Gibson, R. Jackson, O. Richard son, B. Canady, C. Reid, Mr Andrews. Row Two: J. Boroczk P. Paige, J. Hardrict, C. Howard M. Phillips, E. Dunn, D. Tharpe C. Chaptman, F. Fijalek, J. Davis Row Three: T. Herman, J. Bo kowski, P. Crzybek, D. Martin T. Edwards, J. Jarvis, J. Kim brough, P. Grzybek, G. Taylor E. Wilburn. MRS. BARON Row One: R. Myjick, J. Adlcihs, P. Haynes, R. Purge, F. Davis, W. Samples, A. Houser, R. Gools- by, D. Cook, E. Suggs. Row Two: B. Masterson, L. Docks, C. Daw- kins, T. O'Donnell, W. Bell, P. Lapeikis. MR. CALDWELL Row One: K. Phillips, J. Woods, C. Coleman. Row Two: E. Ef- fort, J. Brown, W. Rogers, J. Skafar, P. Hill, D. Turner, R. Blasinski, O. Laird, R. White, Mr. Caldwell. Row Three: R. Dixon, J. Wayton, M. Davenport, L. Rand, A. Sims, C. Hall, C. Ousley, C. Miller, H. Williams, A. Crumble, P. Roland, H. Goon. Row Four: B. Patterson, R. Bau- mann, M. Lawrence, J. Powell, C. Mayberry, C. Sissac, F. Wil- son, P. Johnson, A. Robinson, E. Sissac. 65 MISS CLARK Row One: C. Johnson, E. Myrick, R. Jefferson, G. Ivey, L. Spear, T. Durham, P. Scornovacco, G. Scarlett, C. Harris, M. Pawela. Row Two: J. Hardman, C. Guid- er, D. Miller, R. Pleasant, E. Frazier, D. L£wis. Row Three: H. Haleem, D. Manley, C. Thiel, R. DelaGarza, J. Corsiglia, L. Young, R. Follmann, E. Clay, L. Holmes. MISS DUCKETT Row One: P. Stacker, E. McCray, V. Young, R. Both well, C. Eret, VV. Davis, A. Clark, R. Cuthbert- son, L. McIntosh, I. Day. Row Two: M. Bronson, R. Armen- dariz, R. Randall, M. Conner, R. Valdez, E. Leonard, W. Hay- ward. Row Three: R. Karpinski, L. Curtis, T. Anderson, J. Cagle, E. Maxey, N. Ally, J. Robinson, D. Nawracaj, A. Dotson, S. Zu- rina. MISS EVANOFF Row One: Miss Evanoff, J. Pick- ett, N. Perkins, L. Pulliam, S. Coleman, J. Peters, A. Sullivan, G. Dixon, C. Murray, R. Moore. Row Two: C. Forres, S. Cpleman, H. Odum, D. Howard, R. Scott, R. Shadwick, W. Mayfield, J. Johnson, R. Johnson. Row Three: K. Parker, D. Migut, L. Ingram, A. Deener, G. Joseph, W. Smith, B. Sims, J. Siler, C. Newsome, V. Hasty. MR. FARLEY Row One: N. Jones, M. McBride, H. Gavins, D. Keefner, R. Morris, W. Weathersby, E. Wilson, I. Brown, D. Anderson, R. House- worth. Row Two: E. Nakai, W. Redwood, D. Joy, K. Sniegowski, M. Pabisinski, R. Hamilton, E. Dvorak, G. Markel, H. Allen, O. Brittenum, M. Ordunna, E. Walk- er, R. Trcka, K. Skultety, Mr. Farley. Row Three: R. Brawley, W. Adams, D. Kane, J. Caldwell, B. Porter, C. Calhoun, J. Mad- dox, J. Jesse, K. Woodcork, L. Potter. MR. HUSKE Row One: R. Lee, R. Mason, J. Jones, J. Jarrett, P. Green, J. Carlson, E. Mead, T. Mulheron, T. Russo, T. Walkowicz. Row Two: A. Teague, B. Barnett, F. Redeaux, W. Smith, E. Turner. Row Three: P. Barrie, J. Ul- drych, R. Madison, S. Slaughter, T. Forkin, P. Babarskis, R. Bele- cha, M. Hall, R. Kmak, R. Rein- miller. MR. W. JACKSON Row One: D. Castrogiovanni, J. Bowman, P. Bilyk, J. Urbikas, R. Woods, A. Galvin, W. Boyer, R. Rickert, D. Kowaluk, B. Robin- son. Row Two: R. Hill, R. Bojan, R. Moore, B. Caldwell, F. O’Neal, R. Jenkens, J. Hunter, A. Dyees, R. Booker, A. Rameriz. MR. LOGAN Row One: L. Johnson, C. Doran, G. Allen, L. Shade, T. Hall, C. Barnes, J. Willis, T. McRae. Row Two: R. Jamega, W. Ing, R. Sparr, R. Goon. Row Three: J. Collins, I. Davenport, G. Gaines, J. Carpenter, C. Allen, E. Lewis, J. Hall, R. Johnson, A. Brooks, R. Phillips. MRS. MORRISON Row One: J. Cowden, O. Moore, T. Diggs, R. Beckham, E. Gard- ner, J. Kelly, W. Draper, C. Jones, S. Blakely. Row Two: E. Trimble, N. Robinson, R. Moran, C. Smith, E. Martin. Row Three: C. Terry, P. Allanson, L. Powell, L. Jones, B. Bruhnke, E. Nesyto, A. Thomas, C. Gibson, J. Burton, B. Tremore. MR. ROSENBERG Row One: I. Payne, G. Edwards, J. Morgan, R. Patton, H. Steven- son, S. Diaz, L. Fisher, A. Smith, P. Chan, L. Cook. Row Two: A. Brown, R. Marshall, C. Hicks, C. Smith, J. Johnson. Row Three: J. Lucky, R. Depatie, D. West- son, D. Swiecki, A. Brown, C. Heath, J. Stewart, B. Wagner, E. Meadows. 68 MR. SARSFIELD Row One: L. Smith, F. Brown, J. Barnes, E. Howard, M. Riem- ma, S. Burner, E. Grogan, L. Bunch, C. Perry, L. Simpkins. Row Two: L. Green, L. Howard, J. Hopkins, A. Herrera, T. Whel- ler, W. Ball, E. James, K. Stok- losa, L. Mingo, D. Pringle, C. Vesely. Row Three: V. Whit- taker, A. Shumpert, I. Pierce, H. Allen, H. Marion, M. Sheldon, T. Cohen, D. Love, A. Taylor, F. Tyler. MR. TANNEHILL Row One: E. Flowers, C. Barger, A. Bond, M. Christian, D. Reyes, R. Gardner, G. George, A. Harris, J. Ramirez, R. Cain. Row Two: H. Goon, A. Gibson, M. Mathis, M. Wilson, C. Carter, T. Hunter, V. Hawkins, W. Hodges, K. Cain. Row Three: E. Martinez, P. Ger- ald, L. Clemmons, O. Madison, G. Corsiglia, H. Pritchard, B. Baivrsha, J. Brazziel, R. Ham- merquist, J. Orolin. MR. TOMEK Row One: T. Walls, J. Feliciano, K. Quan, J. Payne, L. Johnson, R. Whitmore, L. Caldwell, E. Jackson, D. Sullivan, Mr. Tomek. Two Two: A. Dixon, F. Gareney, S. Steels, R. Corbin, V. LoBue, W. Hoffman, M. Simmons, G. Seaberry. Row Three: D. Miskel, D. Wallace, P. Karalow, T. Stonis, C. Herring, F. Kuzmanich, 11. Page, W. Kirk, T. King, R. Mock. 69 MR. WARZYNSKI Row One: Mr. Warzynski, J. Stcfaniak, M. Soohod, G. Beilina, D. Trimble, D. Stanek, T. Chap- man, C. Ward, T. Hartford, R. Washington. Row Two: R. Tay- lor, F. Petty, R. Bolton, A. Aus- tin, T. Walton, B. Basley, R. Boone, C. Austin, M. Anderson, Sophomores may look bigger and seem a little wiser, but they still are not ready to fit into upper classmen’s shoes (or sweaters). JUNIORS MR. BAKER Row One: K. Chiu, N. Unger, D. Johnson, J. Murphy, H. Nipson, S. Robinson, J. Donahue, R. Meza, R. Dooley, Mr. Baker. Row Two: R. Davis, D. Wing, L. Tarnowski, S. Bowers, R. Daley, E. Day, R. Robinson, W. Scales, S. Bogdanovich. Row Three: F. Washington, L. Metzl, J. Cherry, J. Howard, K. Emery, A. Munster, R. Vaickauski, P. Collins, R. Logay, M. Griffith. 70 MR. BARNETT Row One: Mr. Barnett, D. Wil- liams, E. Sanchez, J. Tremmel, L. Ebert, T. Kurysz, A. Pleas- ance, B. Watts, T. Opiola, R. Sugfrs. Row Two: F. Waters. M. Tolliver, R. Williams, M. Robin- son, E. Hartley. Row Three: R. Chariton, M. Lewis, R. Turner, F. Fackler, R. Slavick, C. Stokes, A. Swanson, E. Muldrew, B. Nicholson, J. Wikert. MRS. BERGHULT Row One: J. Hooker, R. Luna, R. Williams, J. Dozier, R. Zilanis, C. Martin, C. Lewis, M. Long, R. Tutwiler, J. Frechette. Row Two: E. Glassco, R. Robinson, E. Rogers, W. Denham, W. Brown, S. Nawracaj, T. Ciechnna. Row Three: A. Mullins, E. Harris, R. Farley, D. Wortner, M. Pagnano, J. Harris, K. Dvorsky, J. Haugh, C. Pope. MR. BRINKMAN Row One: J. McDonald, D. Har- ley, R. Smolik, R. Warno, H. Henkclmann, P. Galvan, S. Wil- liams, J. Hawthorne, R. Urban, S. Garza. Row Two: P. Evans, J. Harling, L. Hall, R. Panush, A. Woods, D. Wade, J. Johnson. Row Three: M. Walsh, D. Bol- ton, P. Wedel, L. Griffith, W. Muldrew, F. Voznak, C. Fisher, A. Brown, C. Padalino, T. Hol- land. 71 MRS. BRUNER Row One: R. Carr, J. Johnson, M. Walker, B. Preston, J. Hicks, E. Frazer, J. Drake, D. Daniel, P. Belchak, J. Johnson. Row Two: J. Freeman, J. Kusek, R. Goon, A. Adam ski, E. Giles. Row Three: D. Cannon, D. Kelly, F. Wash- ington, H. Bradberry, A. Royal, R. Ward, L. Ousley, R. Grant, S. Johnson, W. Mobley. MR. COTTON Row One: J. Butt ice, R. John- son, C. Childress, W. Stevenson, W. Booker, J. Stampley, J. Smith, M. Perez, W. Parrott, P. Novicic. Row Two: W. Brasher, D. Grek, M. Cox, C. Peterson, L. Fields, T. Terry, D. Sims. Row Three: A. Jacobs, M. Robbins, J. Stevens, R. Long, D. Wing, B. Snow, C. Normon, J. Bardield, M. Rogers, L. Jones. MRS. DANZY Row One: J. Herbert, A. Drum mond, W. Booker, O. Carey, H Adams, C. Watkins, G. Codbold T. Archie, C. Jones, B. Camp bell. Row Two: J. Adamec, B Ramsey, K. Blaszcy, C. Caupbell R. Wigfall, E. Bartgen, D. Djuro vich, L. Clemons, R. Boutin. 72 MR. DAVENPORT Row One: W. Yong, R. Marshall, J. Houston, K. Quan, W. Morgan, R. Garcia, R. Tribue, G. Grey, R. Gilliam, W. Gainer. Row Two: R. Thompson, H. Brown, K. Ty- son, F. Solova, R. Thrasher, M. Stefancic, J. Diggs, K. Penrod, J. Abrams, J. Watkins, A. Robin- son. Row Three: R. Wald, A. McNiel, J. Hodge, C. Doyle, W. Stille, R. Weston, E. Rule, T. Lewis, R. McClendon. MR. DAWSON Row One: C. Cascone, J. Craig, M. Mullins, J. Holmes, R. Mus- sclman, J. Askew, T. Hartford, A. Nightingale, M. Bailey, Mr. Dawson. Row Two: T. Arrington, I. Drake, J. Williams, K. Tyson, M. Thomas. Row Three: J. Hig- gins, J. Morrow, G. Hardison, W. Wilkison, G. Connors, T. Harris, C. Grandpre, A. Karaus, M. Moore, E. Smith. MR. HARWELL Row One: E. Hill, M. Dorsey, W. Shepke, G. Tatara, L. Mosley, E. Brazan, W. Robisnson, F. John- son, C. Porter. Row Two: L. Campbell, L. Gardner, L. Holmes, M. Sullivan, J. Vanigisa- wa. Row Three: M. Baran. J. Liska, M. Hudson, F. Sneed, R. Reskey, S. Burke, W. Jones, M. Robinson, R. Bowman, K. Orro. TCIM MR. K. JACKSON Row One: G. Martin, D. Kemp, F. Burton, J. Lee, S. Florek, R. Goldman, L. Davis, B. Jarrell, E. Knox, P. Gosas. Row Two: E. Folk, F. Whitmore, J. Arrington. Row Three: S. Agins, C. Jones, R. Sanchez, D. Kleusner, P. Kir- by, G. Zawadzki, C. Howell, L. Hawkins, C. Mroz, A. Cozzi. MR. RATAJSKI Row One: R. Feaster, M. Demaio, W. Foley, R. Zigmont, J. Lewis, M. Crummie, B. Villagomez, J. Obrzut, C. Codina, E. Jones. Row Two: D. Krisan, E. Semmes, M. D’Ambrosia, J. Ritchie, L. Mar- tin, M. Perry, K. Bauer, R. Wil- son, M. Nolan, J. Griffin. Row Three: D. Fleming, C. Cleveland, A. Peek, E. Jurenas, R. Hoydn, C. Bazek, H. Swan, L. Woodland, J. Naricise, E. Wilson. These juniors have something to look forward to; it won’t be too long be- fore they will be taking the place of this year’s group of seniors. GRADUATES V 4; jit'' GRADUATES OF PERCY LEE BRASWELL President Baseball Team, Chess Club, Debate Club, Teacher’s Aid, Attendance Aid (College) JEROME ANTKOWSKI Swim Team, Office Guard, Drill Platoon, Color Guard, Rifle Team (College) RICHARD J. BARTKOWIAK Bowling Team, Student Aid, Counselor Aid, Student Council (Air Force) JOSEPH JAMES BOGDALEK Baseball Team, Hall Guard, Student Aid (College) PETER ARTEAGA Attendance Office Guard, Teacher’s Aid (College) LEONARD TAFT BELL Wrestling Team, Hall Guard, Lab Assistant, Stri- dent Aid (College) HOWARD MARSHALL BRITT Hall Guard, Student Aid, Reading Lab, Debate Club (Architect) ARTHUR EARL BARR Trident, Tech Times Staff, R.O.T.C. Rifle Team, Lib- rary Guard, Teacher’s Aid, R.O.T.C. Drill Platoon, Honor Club (College) BILL CHARLES BITAUTAS Student Council, Hall Guard, Divison Aid, Tea- cher’s Aid (College) FREDRICK BUCASAS Adjustment Office Guard (Draftsman) JERRY NIGHTINGALE Vice President President of the Student Council, Captain of the Wrestling Team, National Honor Society, Honor Club, Lettermen’s Club, Hall Guard (College) RICHARD BARRERA Hall Guard, Student Coun- cil, Student Aid, Teacher’s Aid WILSON DRUE BLACKWELL National Honor Society, Honor Club. Teacher’s Aid, Science Clui� , Office Guard (College) JOSEPH RICHARD BURIAN Bowling, Swim Team (Machinist) ALVIN EDWARD EVANS (Secretary) Honor Chib, National Honor Society, Baseball Team, Science Club, De- bate Club (College) WILLIAM LIN ENG (Treasurer) Science Club, Honor Club, Office Guard, National Honor Society, Tech Times Reporter (College) JUNE 1964 MICHAEL REDDICK BURNETT Student Council. Library Guard, Football Team, Basketball Guard, Teacher’s Aid ROBERT J. BURNS (College) Shop Assistant (Mechanic) ANGELO PHILIP BUTTICE Student Aid, R.O.T.C. Band, Concert Band, Tea- cher’s Aid, Newspaper Staff (Engineer) MIKE FIORE CACCITOLO Teacher’s Aid, Hall Guard. Bowling Team, Baseball Team BOBBY GENE CAGLE Honor Club, Plastic Shop Foreman, Teacher’s Aid, R.O.T.C. Drill Platoon (Mechanic) ROBERT PERRY COHEE, JR. Roosevelt University Band, Hall Guard, Honor Club, Student Council (Engineer) STEPHEN BOYCE COURTNEY Honor Club, National Honor Society (College) JOHN RICHARD COWDEN Hall Guard, Student Aid, Shop Assistant, Office Guard, Achievement Din- ner. (Machinist) BILL SAMMY DAVIS Football Team, Library Guard, Hall Guard, Reading Lab (College) EDWARD CONRAD CYGAN Honor Club, National Honor Society, Reading Lab, Hall Guard, Teacher’s Aid AMON LOWELL DARNALL R.O.T.C. Officer, Hall Guard DONALD JOHN DAUJATAS Student Aid. R.O.T.C. Ush- er, Hall Guard, Shop As- sistant (Printer) CARL REYNOLDS DAVENPORT Honor Club, Wrestling Team. Student Aid, Hall Guard, R.O.T.C. Officer (Air Force) REGINALD DAVIS Wrestling Team, Teach- er’s Aid, Hall Guard, Lunchroom Guard, Shop Assistant (College) STEPHEN DARNELL DENOMS Vice President of Student Council, Adjustment Of- fice Guard, Teacher’s Aid, Bowling Team, Public Re- lations Bureau (Doctor) JAMES EGGLESTON Honor Club, National Honor Society, Student Aid, Library Guard, Student Council (College) DANIEL CHARLES FRANTZEN Student Aid, Hall Guard, Debate Club, Student Coun- cil (College) JOHN GARCIA Hall Guard, Lunchroom Guard, Latin Club, Shop Assistant (College) MICHAEL F. EVANS Football Team, Student Aid, Hall Guard (College) RICHARD GARCIA Hall Guard, Teacher’s Aid (College) 78 PERCY PAUL FULGHAM Teacher’s Aid, Student Aid, Hall Guard, Basketball Guard, Reading Guard (College) CORNELIUS JACKIE DRAPER Hall Guard, Basketball Team, Office Guard, Nurse’s Aid (College) LEON JOSEPH FERGUSON Chorus, Science Club, De- bate Club, Tech Times (College) WILLIAM THOMAS FULKS Trident Staff, Tech Times Staff, Shop Foreman, Of- fice Guard, Student Aid, Hall Guard (College) BENJAMIN GARRETT Treasurer of Student Coun- cil, Honor Club, National Honor Society, Trident Staff, Student Aid (College) PAUL ARTHUR DOZIER Concert Band, Wrestling Team, Hall Guard, Student Aid (College) ARTHUR FRANK DUNCAN Hall Guard, Reading Lab, Gym Guard (College) STEPHEN M. FRANKO Baseball Team, Basketball Team, Bowling Team (College) JAMES G. CALLAGHER Book room Aid (College) DAN JOHN GIERUT Honor Club, Student Aid, Library Guard, National Honor Society (College) MICHAEL R. GRANT Frosh - Soph Football, Var- sity Football, Captain Wrestling Team, Hall Guard, Lunchroom Aid (College) WILLIAM SCOTT CRAVITT Football Team, Wrestling Team, Tech Times, Trident, Concert Band CHARLES DARRYL GREEN Teacher’s Aid, Wrestling Team, Hall Guard, Debate Club, Tech Times (University of Illinois) DENNIS JOSEPH HALIK Hall Guard. R.O.T.C. Drill Platoon, Office Aid, Shop Foreman (College) WALTER HAM Teacher’s Aid, Hall Guard, Swim Team LEROY WALTER HARRIS Science Club, City Science Fair, Debate Club (Northern Illinois State College) ROBERT WILLIAM HOLUBIAK Student Aid, Hall Guard (Armed Forces) CLARENCE ROBERT 1ZYDORSKI National Honor Society, Honor Club, Debate Club, Science Club, Latin Club (College) KING WALTON JACKSON Chorus (Air Force) GRECORY JOHNSON Hall Guard (Lawyer) LOUIS JONES Football Team, Student Council, Hall Guard, Drill Platoon (College) ROBERT LEWIS KELLY Teacher's Aid, Hall Guard, Student Aid, Chorus (College) JAMES MAURICE KLINE Student Aid, Hall Guard (Air Force) ANTON KOS Teacher’s Aid, Honor Club, Hall Guard, Office Guard (College) JERRY ANTHONY KOSZYK Stage Crew, Teacher’s Aid, Attendance Office Guard (College) PAUL RICHARD LABUDA Hall Guard, Student Aid (Machinist) REGINALD E. LINDSEY Reading Lab, Concert Band, Drill Platoon (College) CHARLES WILLIAM MOLA Hall Guard, Swimming Team, Student Aid (College) EDDIE LEANDERS NEWSOME, III Debate Club, Honor Club, Secretary of Student Coun- cil, Tech Times Staff, Na- tional Honor Society (Doctor or Dentist) DANIEL WILLARD LEE Hall Guard, Student Aid, Study Aid, R.O.T.C. Color Guard, R.O.T.C. Drill Pla- toon (College) JOE M. LEE Hall Guard, Student Aid, Bowling Team (Service) EDWARD WILSON MAYBERRY Wrestling Team, Football Team, Baseball Team, Hall Guard (Doctor) CHARLES MIENEAL MILLER Hall Guard (Service) FLOYD PAUL MUSAK Hall Guard. Student Aid, Wood Shop Assistant, Auto Shop Assistant (Auto Training School) JAMES ROE PAIGE Student Aid, Hall Guard, Lab Assistant, R.O.T.C. Cadet (College) EDWARD ERNEST LONG Hall Guard, Record Day Aid (Air Force) ROBERT EDWIN OLSON Swim Team, Hall Guard, Student Aid, Lab Assistant (College) JAMES FINLEY McCOY Wrestling Team, Chorus, Science Club, Hall Guard (U. S. Air Force Academy) RICHARD J. OZIEMKOWSKI Student Aid (College) DENNIS B. MORGAN R.O.T.C. Usher, Hall Guard, Science Club, Teacher’s Aid, Office Guard, Honor Club (Teacher) GEORGE ALVIN PARRIS Varsity Football, Hall Guard, Wrestling Team, Teacher’s Aid, Early Morn- ing Hall Guard (College) JOSEPH JOHN OPIOLA Football Team, Student Council, Wrestling Team, Public Relations, Hall Guard, Achievement Din- CALVIN PERRY Study Aid, Library Aid, Wrestling Team, Student Aid, Division Aid, Lab Assistant, Hall Guard, Early Morning Guard (College) JAMES THOMAS PHILLIPS Early Morning Hall Guard, Band, Science Club JAMES CHARLES PINTA Hall Guard, Student Aid, Shop Assistant (College) PHILIP L. W. PATTON Swim Team, Student Coun- cil, Football Team, Attend- ance Office Guard, Teach- er’s Aid, Hall Guard (College) MICHAEL A. POCHORDO Attendance Office Guard, Honor Club, National Hon- or Society, Program Room, Division Aid (Lawyer) LOUIS MELVIN PORTLOCK Wrestling Team, Student Aid. Hall Guard, Lab As- sistant (College) MONTELL PRIEST Hall Guard, Teacher’s Aid, Reading Lab, Honor Club (College) DAVID HERMAN PRIMOUS Hall Guard, Teacher’s Aid, Office Guard (College) ARNOLD CHARLES PROWELL Hall Guard, Football Team, Wrestling Team, Basketball Team (College) ROBERT JOSEPH PRYOR Wrestling Team, Football Team, Attendance Office Guard, Student Aid, Stu- dent Council, Bowling Team, Achievement Dinner (College) RANDOLPH ATLAS Early Morning Guard, Li- brary Guard, Reading Lab, Teacher’s Aid, Hall Guard (College) ARTHUR TRAVIS REED Wrestling Team, Hall Guard, Library Aid, Stu- dent Aid, Offce Guard SAMUEL ROBINSON Early Morning Hall Guard, Teacher’s Aid, Hall Guard, Library Aid (College) JOHN SANCHEZ Teacher’s Aid, Student Council, Editor-in-Chief of Yearbook (College) LEROY SAVAGE Captain of Basketball Team (College) BRUCE R. SCHAUMANN Hall Guard, Teacher’s Aid, Student Teacher, Shop Foreman WALTER THOMAS SEARCY Editor Tech Times, Tri- dent Staff, Wrestling Team, Student Aid, Library Guard (Engineer) EUGENE NORRIS SHEPHERD Student Council (College) JOHN L. SHOUP Hall Guard (Air Force) RICHARD JAMES SKANDIS Office Guard, Early Morn- ing Hall Guard, National Honor Society, Science Club, Chess Club (College) CHARLES LOUIS SMITH Concert Band (Marines) CLARENCE XAVIER SMITH Hall Guard, Student Coun- cil, Student Aid, Football Team, Library Guard (College) JOHN BERNARD SMITH Captain Football Team, Teacher’s Aid, Wrestling Team, Hall Guard (College) FELMON TYRONE SMITH Freshman Aid, Office Guard, Early Morning Hall Guard, Attendance Office Guard (Air Force) JAMES F. STONIS Hall Guard, Teacher’s Aid, Swim Team LEONARD TATE Band, Teacher’s Aid, Di- vision Aid, Student Coun- cil, Honor Club, Public Re- lations, Lab Assistant, Achievement Dinner (College) JOHN THOMPSON Student Aid, Hall Guard (Policeman) LARRY JOHN TRAPANI Hall Guard, Teacher’s Aid, Student Aid, Football Team EDWARD CARL TRIBUE Student Council (Air Force) LAWRENCE EDWARD TRICKLE Hall Guard, Division Aid, Counselor’s Aid, Attend- ance Office Guard (College) JAMES TUTWILER Teacher’s Aid, Division Aid, Study Aid, Concert Band, All-City Band (College) EDWARD HOWARD TYSON Wrestling Team, Hall Guard, Teacher’s Aid, Shop Assistant (College) ■ REID ALGIRD URBAN Student Aid, Hall Guard (College) WILLARD FRED VAN DUSEN Bowling Team, Chess Club, Checker Club, Hal Guard, Teacher’s Aid JAMES HERMAN VELENZUELA Football Team, Hall Guard, Student Aid (Mechanic) GEORGE D. VENTRICE Student Council, Tech Times Staff, Latin Club (College) LAWRENCE EDWARD WASHINGTON Hall Guard, Swim Team (College) WILLIAM WASHLOW Swim Team, Office Guard, Teacher’s Aid, Hall Guard, Tech Times Staff, Gym Guard (College) NATHANIEL WATTS Football Team, Teacher’s Aid (College) MILTON WHITMAN Lunchroom Aid, Swim Team, Hall Guard, Teach- er’s Aid (Veterinarian) WILLIAM B. WIELGOS Book room Aid, Lab Assist- tant, Reading Lab (College) ROLAND DOUGLAS WOO Teacher’s Aid, Hall Guard, Attendance Office Guard (College) CORNELL WILLIAMS Wrestling Team, Hall Guard, Teacher’s Aid (Teacher) GREGORY WYNN Debate Club (Astro-Physicist) FREDDIE DEMETRIUS WILLIAMS Honor Club, Trident Staff, National Honor Society HOWARD LAMONT YOUNG Basketball Team, Baseball Team, Hall Guard, Library Guard (Drafting Teacher) RONALD W. WILLIAMS Hall Guard (College) RICHARD HAROLD YUSKIS Hall Guard. Teacher’s Aid (College) PAUL MARTIN WITTHOEFT Editor n-Chief Tech Times, Debate Club, Teacher’s Aid, R.O.T.C. Usher, Hall Guard (College) ROBERT PETER ZIELINSKI National Honor So- ciety, Honor Club, Sc- ience Club, Debate Club, Rifle Team (College) GRADUATES OF KENNETH JOSEPH BAKALIK (Trade School) BILL BONDS Wrestling Team, Football Team, Hall Guard, Library Guard, R.O.T.C. Drill Pla- toon (Marines) EDWARD CLIFTON BROWN Honor Club. Student Aid (College) DONALD JOHN DRAG President Football Team, National Honor Society, Tech Times Staff. Reading Lab (University of Louisville) RODNEY QUINN SMITH Vice-President Honor Club, Science Club, Student Aid. Hall Guard (College) FINN BENJAMIN BARNES Chess Club (College) LARRY BYNUM Football Team, Hall Guard, Teacher’s Aid GEORGE WILLIAM BRAGG Frosh-Soph Wrestling, Ear- ly Morning Hall Guard, Chorus, Student Aid, Tech Times Staff (College) RONALD THOMAS CALIFFE Varsity Football, National Honor Society, Honor Club, Student Council, Reading Lab CURTIS LEE BROWN, JR. Basketball Team, Hall Guard, Teacher’s Aid (College) THOMAS ELGIN CARTER Bowling Team, Honor Club , Student Aid. Hall Guard, R.O.T.C. Officer (College) ALONZO BARNES. JR. Frosh - Soph Basketball, Hall Guard, Teacher’s Aid, Adjustment Aid, Achieve- ment Dinner (College) RAYMOND EARL BLANKS Wrestling Team, Student Council (Ohio State) CHARLES ALBERT BOSTON Hall Guard, Student Aid, Chorus, Freshman Aid, Adjustment Aid, Adjust- ment Office Guard (University of Illinois) (Northwestern) TED STANLEY SKILONDZ Treasurer Baseball Team, Bowling Team, Tech Times Staff, Student Council, Honor Club, Wrestling Team (College) JAMES FRANCIS MATHEWS Secretary Yearbook Staff, Tech Times Staff, Honor Club, Hall Guard (Illinois Institute of Technology) ARTHUR JAMES CHALUPA Wrestling Team. National Honor Society, Honor Club, Early Morning Hall Guard (Illinois Institute of Techology) JOSEPH VAUGHAN CHERRY Student Council, Tech Times Staff, Early Morn- ing Hall Guard (Machinist) JIM EDWARD CISZEWSKI Bowling Team. Hall Guard (College) DANIEL COCHRAN Hall Guard (Service) WILLIAM COLEMAN Band, Swimming Team, Hall Guard (College) TOM ALBERT COLLINS Hall Guard, Shop Foreman, Student Aid, Division Aid (College) JANUARY 1965 EDWIN LaHARVE COBBS Hall Guard, Student Aid, Chess and Checker Club, Library Guard, Band, Bas- ketball Photographer (Chicago Teacher’s College) THOMAS JOSEPH CORSE Hall Guard, Student Aid (Service) WILLIAM E. CRAWFORD Chess Club, Math Club, Science Club, Student Aid, Hall Guard (College) BERNARD OWENS CREAMER Library Guard, Adjustment Office Guard, Chorus (Air Force) CLARENCE ROOSEVELT DAVIS Hall Guard, Teacher’s Aid, Library Guard (College) JAMES EDWARD DeSALVO National Honor Society, Honor Club, Hall Guard, Student Aid, Achievement Dinner (College) ROBERT HAYWOOD ELLIS Early Morning Hall Guard, Teacher’s Aid, Office Guard, Hall Guard, Student Aid (Army) ROY MORGAN EVANS Chorus, Office Guard, Freshman Aid (College) RONALD TUL1E GASPERINI Science Club, Honor Club, Student Aid, Hall Guard, Chess Club (Illinois Institute of Technology) GARY PAUL GERGEL Bowling Team, Hall Guard, Teacher’s Aid (College) LEONARD ALBERT GILES Reading Lab, R.O.T.C. Of- ficer (Illinois Institute of Technology) GEORGE LAFAYETTE GREER Hall Guard, Student Aid, Freshman Aid (College) GREG ANTHONY GRIGAS Swim Team, Science Club, Student Aid, Office Guard, Shop Assistant (College) THEODORE ALBERT GUHR Hall Guard, Division Aid, Teacher’s Aid (College) WILLIAM AARON HALL Student Aid, Bowling Team, Achievement Dinner, Tech Times Staff, Shop Assistant (College) LEONARD ROY HARRIS Debate Club, Science Club, Tech Times Staff. Reading Lab. Math Club, Hall Guard (Northwestern University) RONNIE HOWARD HARRISON Concert Band, Hall Guard (College) RAYMOND J. HOYDN Bowling Team, Honor Club,, Baseball Team, Stu- dent Aid, Reading Lab (Illinois Institute of Technology) CORNELL HUDSON Hall Gtiard, Teacher’s Aid, Honor Club (College) ROSS ELLIOTT GOSNELL Honor Club, Bowling Team, Tech Times Staff, Office Guard, Student Teacher (Air Force) MARTIN WILLIAM HESTER Hall Guard, Wrestling Team (College) REINHARD II. HEUBAUM (College) SUANE BYRONE HUFF Student Aid, Hall Guard, Wrestling Team (College) ERIC LOUIS JOHNSON Swim Team, Chess Club, Honor Club, Concert Band, Hall Guard (Illinois Institute of Technology) EDDIE L. KNOX Early Morning Hall Guard, Teacher’s Aid, Division Aid, Counselor’s Aid, Lab Assist- ant EDWARD JOSEPH KUZEL Baseball Team, Bowling Team, Honor Club, Read- ing Lab, Office Guard (College) LEON EARL HUTCHINSON (Air Force) ERNEST S. JOHNSON Honor Chib, Debate Club, Science Club, Division Aid, (University of Southern Illinois) FRANK KARL KOLLER Student Aid, Hall Guard (Army) EUGENE JOHN LEAHY Tech Times Staff (Linotype Operator) HAROLD IRVING Baseball Team, Swim Team, Library Guard, Hall Guard, Student Aid (College) WAYNE WESLEY JOHNSON Teacher’s Aid, Hall Guard, Student Aid (Air Force) RICHARD MIKE KRISKE Student Aid, Hall Guard, Ticket Salesman DANIEL B. LEE Chorus, Student Aid, At- tendance, Office Guard, Hall Guard (Illinois Institute of Technology) RICHARD EDWARD JENNER Honor Club, National Hon- or Society, Science Club, Tech Times Staff, Math Club, Physics Club (College) JOHN TERRENCE JONES Achievement Dinner, Tech Times Staff, Teacher’s Aid (College) LARRY BRUNO KUJAWA Swim Team, Hall Guard, Teacher’s Aid (College) WILLIE MELTON Lab Assistant, Hall Guard, Usher (College) RODNEY P. McClendon Honor Club, Attendance Office Guard, Hall Guard, Reading Lab (University of Illinois) PHILLIP F. McDowell Hall Guard, Library Guard, Chorus (Marines) CHARLES E. MILLER Baseball Team, Chorus, Student Council, Hall Guard, Student Aid (Loyola University) BOOKER T. MONTGOMERY Football Team, Concert Band, Hall Guard, Teach- er’s Aid, Chorus, Checker Team (College) WILLIAM GERALD MUSAK Band, Student Council, Hall Guard, Library Guard (Wright Jr. College) MICHAEL S. OBSZARNY Student Council, Student Aid, Swim Team, Hall Guard, Bookrooin Aid (Navy) ROBERT WILLIAM O’MALLEY Hall Guard, Student Aid, Teacher’s Aid, Band (College) RICHARD M. PANKOW Reading Lab, Tech Times Staff (Northwestern University) ARTHUR G. PITTAWAY Swim Team, Office Guard, Student Aid, Shop Assis- tant (College) KENNETH JOHN POPO WITCH Hall Guard, Student Aid, Teacher’s Aid (College) THOMAS E. POWELL Honor Club, Debate Club, Reading Lab, Student Aid, Hall Guard (College) melvin McIntosh Wrestling Team, Hall Guard (Auto Mechanic) GARY T. NAKAI Football Team, National Honor Society, Science Club, Student Council (Air Force Academy) ANDREW G. PASCHAL, JR. Hall Guard, Student Aid, Math Club, Concert Band, Football Team (University of Western Michigan) MICHAEL L. PYRZYNSKI Student Aid, Hall Guard (Service) LAWRENCE G. REGOVIC Hall Guard, Teacher’s Aid, Yearbook Staff, Student Aid JOHN C. REIMBOLD Hall Guard, Varsity Bas- ketball, Varsity Football, Teacher’s Aid (College) ANTHONY RELERFORD National Honor Society, Honor Chib (College) ROOSEVELT H. ROBERTS Football Team, Teacher’s Aid, Hall Guard (Teacher) GEORGE CORNELL ROBY Concert Band, Tech Times, Swimming Team, Reading Lab (College) ALPHONSO RODGERS Swimming Team, Debate Club, Hall Guard, Division Aid, Student Aid (College) MARK ALONZO ROSS (College) NORMAN WALTER ROSS Honor Club, Bowling Team, Office Guard, Hall Guard (College) CHARLES W. RUDAUSKAS Student Aid, Bowling Team, Hall Guard (College) ELLIOT IVAN SAMUELS Hall Guard, Teacher’s Aid (Machinist) ANTHONY A. SAMUOLIS Football, Hall Guard, Swim-A-Mile Club, Read- ing Lab, Counselor’s Aid CHARLES JOSEPH SEBASKI Honor Club, Student Aid, Shop Assistant, Hall Guard, Adjustment Office, Frosh- Soph Football ROBERT A. RICHMOND Teacher’s Aid, Reading Lab, Hall Guard, Wrest- ling Team (College) GEORGE ROGERS Captain of the Football Team, Hall Guard, Wrest- ling Team, Lunchroom Aid, Library Aid WILLIE RUSSELL Frosh-Soph Basketball, Hall Guard, Varsity Football (Civil Engineer) SHEDRICK S. SANDERS Football Team, Honor Club, Student Aid, Shop Assistant, Program Aid (College) ROBERT THOMAS SHILNEY English Aid, Teacher’s Aid, Hall Guard, Gym Guard ROBERT HARLAN SUMMERS Hall Guard, Office Guard (Draftsman) MILTON TAYLOR Teacher’s Aid (Marines) THOMAS EDWARD TOMSON Teacher’s Aid, Yearbook Staff (Army) WILLIAM A. SPREADBURY Hall Guard, Teacher’s Aid, Bowling Team, Chess Club (College) MICHAEL ERROL TAYLOR Football Team, Library Aid, Attendance Office, Basketball Captain, Hall Guard (College) RORY THRASHER Record Day Aid, Hall Guard, Student Aid, Di- vision Aid, Varsity Foot- ball (College) FRANK RANDOLPH SNEED Concert Band, Brigade Staff, Gold Honor Guard, Chicago All-City Band, R.O.T.C. Drum Corps Commander LEONARD D. SWANSON Student Aid, Hall Guard, Wrestling Team, Reading Lab (Engineer) CALVIN LARRY TERRY Hall Guard, Lunchrom Aid, Student Aid (Teacher’s College) THEODORE B. TRIBETT Frosh-Soph Basketball, Hall Guard, Counselor’s Aid (Accountant) JOSEPH C. SIMONETTI Wrestling Team, Office Guard, Honor Club, Tech Times, Reading Lab (Illinois Institute of Technology) THOMAS JOHN SONETZ Student Aid (Service) ROBERT JULIUS SZEKELY Teacher's Aid, Trident Staff (College) GAYLORD MORGAN THOMAS Hall Guard, Student Aid, R.O.T.C. 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