Tolleston High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Gary, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1960 volume:

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To conform to its ever changing progress, Tolleston has taken on a new look. lust as changes in American life reshape our automobiles, changes in our school have led to the reshaping oi our buildings. A new modernized size, shape, and interior was built to meet the needs and demands of To1leston's growing school en- rollment. Although our buildings have been axpanded and improved, our Tolleston students haven't changed. At school, there is the same familiar rush, enthusi- asm, clubs, and friendships. The spirit of the school has not been affected, the students know that this is their school, old and new, and they are proud of it. ' a I Q, I I If K. 452 I 'I' 'Q 31 , .nf ax: Q is at ' A If AX I 5 f 1 .T Q H A Wm I 'Q' If wi .,, M E W kv hi ,N I Table 0 Contents ADMINISTRATION ...,.,...,..,,......,... I.,...........,............................... ...... 2 6 SENIORS ...................... ...... 3 8 UN DERCLASSMEN .,...,.,. .,.... 8 4 ORGANIZATIONS ..,....,... ...,... 9 0 SPORTS ....................... .......A.... 1 16 Work And Pla Make It's been a busy day! 'i 'Fifi' Y The talent show proved to be cz big success. A I , X V l e Mr. Lehocky is always ready to help. Cho ol Life 2 Q 5 5 5 -2 f Before the completion of the new science building, Mr. Moore's clcxss met on the football field. - lla: I, 'Uk Sophomones are anxious to order their class rings. A walk through the park is part of the school day of many students. The band and the Girls' Glee Club combine their talents for the Band Con- cert. Activities Provide it ' fm ,:,:v , 8 in - If xi ifi ii ii , i t gp, - V v I it L q t In .5 f i YV XAQKI K. ,. . K, , , J i! ,V I , U A 5 I ' 3 52551 if Z. 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Kee sBusy Many of the seniors went out to dinner aftex their class- party. ,e E e . e 'N neilb ,mf Say, man--some Tolleston beatniks ! xl I Parties are fun! Tolleston ieet take many im- portant steps. Homecoming High lights A! Jw 'vi Finally, the anxiously awaited announcement could be heard-- The 1959 homecoming queen is .... Carofe Sebbenf' Members of her court, pictured trom left to right, are Sharon Williams, Hanna Guip, the queen, Grace Engel, and Sarah O'Neal. Football co-captains, Clyde Cook and Bob Ioros look on. Standing in heart formation, the band serenades the happy girls with Let Me Call You Sweetheart. Football Season Everyone seems to be looking for something. Could it be the ball. boys? Since homecoming is the highlight of football season, it doesn't take long for the enthusiasm to spread throughout the whole school. A pep session began this year's homecoming weekend. This was followed by a hectic rush to gather wood and boxes for the bonfire Thursday evening. The students gathered on the baseball field, to watch the blazing fire and cheer the team on to victory. The homecoming game was played against Valparaiso on Friday, October 16. ,Though we were losing, the crowd remained in high spirits through- out the game. lust as homecoming is the highlight of football season, the crowning of the homecoming queen is the highlight of the homecoming ceremonies. A new method was used in selecting this year's queen - the candidates had to sell tickets. The girl who sold the largest number of tickets was chosen to reign over the festivities. After a beautiful half-time exibition by the band and the majorettes, Carole Sebben, the top salesgirl, was crownedi queen. Sharon Williams, Hanna Guip, Grace Engel, and Sarah O'Neal made up her court. The girls were driven around the field in convertibles as the band played Let Me Call You Sweetheart. Shirley Johanson, one of the majorettes, followed with a fiery baton-twirling act. The annual home- coming dance was held after the game as a perfect ending to a hectic weekend. Our first touchdown touches off the spirit of the crowd. The bonfire burns brightly the night before the game. Seniors Wltemember When Seniors recall memories of the years gone by at their last class party. Since this was their last class party, the seniors tried to make it one that they would always remem- ber. The theme ot the party, Remember When, was carried out by decorations which commemorated the class parties of the years gone by. As they walked into the gym, the seniors first saw a giant swing, surrounded by multi-colored flowers, and they remembered their first class party, Swing into Spring. A wishing well, castles, and a glittering star hanging from the ceiling brought back happy memories of When You Wish Upon a Star, while -an Eiffel Tower, recalled An Evening in Paris, the junior prom. Reluctantly, the seniors tumed towards the last wall, where they saw graduation caps and diplomas. All their wonderful memories became part of the past again, and the Class of Sixty began to look ahead to a bright future. Most high school students, at one time or another, seem to be floating around on a pink cloud. This was especially true for the Tolleston Iuniors on the date of their class party. A ceiling of two huge pink clouds, made of crepe paper and angel hair, and a glittering 61, held up by two blackbirds, carried out the theme, On Cloud 6l. Thinking of the day when they will proudly be able to wear their class rings, the school spirited sophomores chose Sunburst in Spring' as a theme for their class party. They danced the evening away beneath a web of blue and white crepe paper. Numerous Tolly school emblems and large 62's decorated the gym walls and hung from the ceiling, further reminding them of the day when they will be upperclassmen. At Their Last Class Party Iuniors are dancing under pink clouds. Judging by their expressions, the sophomores seem to be enjoying their class party W0 rthy Students Attain Honors .fx 1 it 0 fy, 4 . 4' x X flrsilw .. if N f T fl lxllxlx 'xt Nxt Phil rx xX my r X X lx Q .l Xl 4 H K t K . -t . X Hx m -X IN Members of the Quill and Scroll are Ioe Perko, Sandra Popiela, and Ierrie Powell. Each year, students who have dis- tinguished themselves receive special recognition. The American Legion and its auxiliary sponsored five girls and three boys to attend Boys' and Girls' States. These students, chosen mainly for schol- arship and character, learned how our government operates by running for various offices and then carrying out their respective duties. The D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award was presented by the Daughters of the American Revolution to an outstanding senior girl. She was selected for her citizenship qualities. Also, two senior boys were selected as Iunior Rotarians. They attended luncheons with Gary businessmen throughout the year to learn more about business activities. The Quill and Scroll, an honor socie- ty for journalist students, gave special recognition to several m-embers of the -.. publication staff. Delphine Konopacki, Ierrie Powell, Hanna Guip, Donna Daronatsy. and Shirley Iohanson were the Girls' State delegates. Dan Wick, Iohn -4 5. s YW' and Mickey Chestovich recall memories of State. Iunior Rotarians Iohn Lamfalusi and Ioe Perko, Hanna Guip was selected D. A.H Good Citizen. X, Honor oclety Is Urganlzed The National Honor Society was organized in 1921 by the Secondary Schools Principals Association to honor students for high academic achievements. Tolleston's Ernie Pyle Chapter began in the spring of 1959, with Miss Anna Marsh as its sponsor. This year, the Honor Society started their activities under the guidance of Miss Edith Wallace, their new sponsor. They acted as hosts during National Education Week and participated in the selection of an American citizen to the Hall of Fame for Great Americans. The year's activities drew to a close with the induction of new members, who were chosen ior scholarship, service, charac- ter, and leadership. I 1 Honor society members are. from left to right, BOTTOM ROW Evergene Edwards Dorothy Luptak Myra Someson Ioyce Vxcian Gloria Guzik, Bonnie Gaczkowski, and Barbara Popa MIDDLE ROW Diane Bulza Donna Daronatsy Gloria Hutson Ierrie Powell Shirley Iohcrnson, Delphine Konopacki, Sandra Popxela Ioan Vrcian lean Zarych Hanna Gulp Carolyn Skager and Iamce Vereb. TOP ROW: Ioe Perko, Tom Malenshek, Doug Frank Ixm Lynch Iohn Lamfalusi Ken Badylak Walter Czarnecki and Dan Wick. Not pictured is Al Knezevich. We all Have These The grand march takes students through ,., Wiz' . x I x, 1 ll Hanna Guip and Andy Onder and Cynthia Tiernan ana Alan Nugnis are greeted at the door by Miss Wallace and Miss Sacopulos. the Eiffel Tower. 62411 Evening ' 99 In Paris On the evening of June 5, 1959, the Marquette Park Pavilion was transformed into the magic city of Paris. The old jalopies which could usually be seen in the school parking lot were now shiny new cars, and the young ladies and gentlemen who emerged from them only faintly resembled the students we saw walking through Tolleston's halls every da . YBoys in tuxedos and girls in fluttering iormals could be seen dancing to the music of Iohn Nolan and his orchestra. The dance drew to a close much too soon, but the memory of a magical Evening in Paris lingered in everyone's memories for quite some time. , Moments To Remembe r Ioe Perko. Hanna Guip, and Mary Wallace look on as Bob Trzeciak tries on his gown. Several seniors are busily looking through college catalogues As the band begins to play the traditional Pomp and Circumstance, a hush falls over the huge Memorial Auditorium. The seniors march down the aisle and onto the stage, where they will stand together for the last time. With mixed emotions, the class sings You'll Never Walk Alone, and on-e can see both smiles and tears. The magic words, C1ass of 1960, you are now graduated, close a very important door in our lives, but they also open the doors of the future. Behind these doors lie many respon- sibilities, disappointments, and rewards, which will have to be taken into stride. The Class of Sixty has set its goals high, and it will live up to them. Graduation is one ot the most memorable events in our lives. English Skills Are Necessar Al seems reluctant to let Mrs. Moiiatt examine his literary masterpiece. Iunior English students learn through discussion groups. M is-ln ll The speech classes master the art of public speaking. English knowledge is indispensable to the publications staff. In Foreign Language Study German students gather around the piano to sing O Tannenbaumf' Language is the basis of all human rela- tionships: therefore, we must learn to use it correctly, The ability to speak and to write well is essential for success in many fields. A study of the works of great writers is one of the best ways to learn to write well. It en- ables students to express their thoughts clearly and, at the same time, appreciate the beauty of their own language. The study of foreign languages also helps us to better understand our own languages. This year, German, taught by Miss Marsh, was added to the curriculum. By studying this new language, along with Latin and Spanish, Tolleston students can gain a better under- standing of other lands and their cultures. Spanish students, too, enjoy singing songs in class. Mr. Elliott points out the seven hills of ancient Rome to his Latin stu- dents. Histor Broadens Horizons LY Through the study of History we learn about everything that has hap- pened in the past. World History makes students aware of the problems in foreign lands, while U. S. History provides us with the growth of our own nation. Seniors take a semester of both U. S. Government and Economics. In this way, they learn to take an active part in politics, and also to live in an economic world in a sensible way. Randy points out the course of a bill to a U. S. Govemment class. U. S. History students brighten up the bulletin board with colored maps ot our country's territorial expansion. Iune Lewis takes Iim Marando on a tour through Europe by Clyde seems to be selling stock to his Economics class. way ot a map. uture eeretaries Receive Training Marilyn Montorsi and Iames Gholston show their ability to Ianice Doborowsky explains bookkeeping cycle to Frank solve Commercial Math problems. For every student interested in a business career, courses in shorthand, typing, bookkeeping, and business math are offered. Each subject trains students to become competent busi- ness personnel and responsible citi- zens. Essig, Mardell Davis, and Robert Holden. Mrs. Leek dictates to the tuture secretaries ot America First year typing class eagerly begins assignment. 6, in if Math Builds New A e i. 7 ' ' .Ill X Mr. Cavanaugh supervises, while Ioan Kxsylia bxsects a rss'-we , N? triangle. '. ,.z J Solving graph problems is easy for these Advanced Algebra students. As one of the three R's 'Rithmetic, or Mathematics as it is better known, is a basic and important study for all Tolleston students. Our general math classes learn the general rules and necessary fundamentals for work- ing everyday problems. In Algebra, Geome- try, and Trig. students learn advanced and specialized procedures for working problems involving graphs, equations, spheres, and right triangles. Mathematics is a foundation for our society, with an increased knowledge of it we are able to further ourselves and our country. lim Lynch tackles a hard trigonometry problem. Algebra students find graphing an interesting field. cienee nfolds Nature as Secrets Chemistry class is always a beehive of activity. Students interested in science can find a varied field of courses ranging from studies of plants and animals on the earth to the elements and chemicals which make up the earth. A good knowledge of science is very essential in this world of nuclear weapons and space missiles. The students at Tolleston real- ize this. Students of chemistry do everything from balancing equations to copying lab books while those in biology study the living side of science. Students interested in physics are able to learn the development of machines and the control of energies that help make our lives easier. Three future chemists work hard on a new exveriment M -y MW Working with grams and kilograms is quite different Biology always proves to be an interesting class. from working with the familiar ounces and pounds. tudents Appl Students work industriously at the drafting tables. Wood Shop students concentrate on their projects. W Fashion Designers in the making. X I Home nursing, studying and resting. Projects in plastics, perhaps? What The Learn, Students who work in the arts classes apply their knowledge of the academic subjects to construct many useful objects. They are taught the use of power and hand tools in the many shops here at Tolleston and find how to improve their talents in the fine art classes. The arts classes cover a project from the drawing board through to the finished product which may be constructed of either wood, leather, plastic, or metal, or a combination of these materials. Other students learn arts which may be applied to the home, these include sewing, cooking, and home nursing. XX Future dieticians at work. Ah f00d' Homemckmq 15 fun Studying today, artist to- morrow. l The newest look in our school administration is Mr. Richard Carrabine, the assistant principal. He, and our competent principal, Mr. DiPasquale, have ably guided and assisted our students to greater advancements in learning and character. The Gary Board of Education, under the leadership ot Dr. Alden Blankenship, has co-operated fully to improve educa- tional standards in Tolleston as well as other Gary area schools. The new science and shop rooms, not only enabled our teachers to better train the future scientists and machinists of our country, but they also helped greatly to relieve crowded classrooms and halls. The new gym served to bring the student body and administrators together in better understand- ing and harmony. .. 5 INISTRATION ei 28 Administration bets VINCENT C. DIPASQUALE Principal Mr. Vincent C. DiPasquale, our competent principal, has ably guided and assisted our students to greater advancements in learning during his two years at Tolleston. The moral and social conduct of the stu- dents has been improved considerably through his constant concern and aid. To have Tolleston students excel in scholarship, manners, and sportsmanship was his principal aim. Throughout the school, changes were made. Our long awaited science buildings and gym were finally completed. The rooms and halls ofthe old building have taken on a new appear- ance. The campus grounds and park have been cleaned and improved. All this can be attrib- uted to our principal. Good Examples .f it ff bij lisp .tx H X RICHARD CARRABINE Assistant Principal Mr. Richard Carrabine is the capable new assistant principal of Tolleston School. Having served as a teacher of science and mathematics for four years before his appoint- ment, he was familiar with the school's problems and curriculum. Through his patience and understanding, he was able to give direction and assistance to all students who re- quested his help. He performed his administrative duties in conjunction with the grade school and high school equally efficiently. l ' I New Buildings Bring A c , K. 'N . 3 ., -I i t U 1 V I i i r xs- .. S? ix Although the secretaries are very busy, they face their tasks cheerfully. Service with a smile was the motto of the girls in the office. They helped the students with making program changes, returning lost articles, and collecting book rental. Their secretarial duties-typing, filing, taking dictation, and answering the telephones- were performed cheerfully. Mrs. Iones, Miss Skoczen, and Miss Sudroff of the grade school office performed their tasks in a friendly manner. The cooperation of Mrs. Gaski, treasurer: Mrs. Blakey, high school registrar: and Mrs. Stankich, attendance and transcript secretary, was a contributing factor. Mr. Belle, of the Personnel Department, was a man with many duties. Besides checking and follow- ing up on absentees and truants, he was able to advise students on social and financial problems. Miss Platt, our nurse, attended to the needs of all students. Mr. Belle, head of the Pupil Personnel Depart ment, is busy making telephone calls. -J Greater ffice Tasks Mrs. Grace Blakey, Mrs. Dorothy Gaski, and Mrs. Connie Stankich, hiqh school office secretaries, are busy working on the financial records. 1 -na l .1 f.,vk,igf1M1 tf..:.,.g, !,,, 'V!.,fff0, f The new nurse, Miss Beverly Platt. prepares a bandage Mrs. Bernadette Fissinger and Mr. Lynn Lowe, Guidance Coun- for an injured student. selors, are discussing prospective colleges for students to attend. P. T. A. Expands Membership f The Parent-Teachers Association is one of the most worthwhile organizations at Tolleston. Its main objective has been to promote the welfare and maintain harmony in the home, school, church, and community. Always keeping their minds open and free from outside influences, this association has been helpful in meeting the problems and needs of our school. Officers of the P.T.A., from left to right, are Mrs. Washington. vice-president: Mr. Paige, president: Mrs. Cox, recording secretary: Mrs. McMath, corresponding secretary: and Mr. Moore, treasurer. A main attraction of the monthly meetings was a guest speaker Dr. Brogno, of the Lake County Mental Health Clinic. Members of the P.T.A. enjoy refreshments after the meeting. School Board Approves Funds Doctor Blankenship, school superintendent, is shown with Doctor Gunning, his assistant. The Gary Public School Administration school could be built for Tolleston. As a result composed of civic-minded citizens, has the re- of this, Tolleston will become exclusively a sponsibility of controlling the entire Gary Iunior and Senior high school. School System's policies and problems. Construction of the school began in Ian- This year the School Board approved the uary and is expected to be completed by next necessary funds so that a new elementary year. - ' Sym, Pictured above, from left to right, are the School Board members: Ioseph A. Luckey, President: Mrs. Morris Standley1 Charles E. Daughtery, Vice-President: Chris Retson, Secretary: The Rev. Robert E. Penn. Treasurer: and Dr. Blankenship. To enable to do: to show how to perform some action - this is the dictionary's definition of teaching. In addition to instructing us in performing the funda mental actions of mathematics, reading, and writing our teachers encourage us to point the way in scholarship, dress, manners, and citizenship. By sponsoring worthwhile student organizations, conducting field trips, chaperoning social activities, Teachers Eno ou rage and giving that little extra minute of attention, our teachers show us that they are interested in us and in the betterment of our school. For these things we say, thank you, faculty, administration, and school board for your sincere endeavors to enable us to do and to perform as good citizens. VFW X an 'gg 'B X 4 MR. ARTHUR BABAGANIAN MRS. PHILOMENA BECK MR. EDMUND BIELSKI MR. EUGENE BROWN Study Hall Homemaking Band Audio-Visual MRS. ROSE BURKE Study Hall Social Studies Fi' w M--.. f ' as DR. GEORGE CRANE MRS. VIRGINIA CORLEY MISS MARGARET CULKOSKY Sewing Art KN A, :A , W I fi ! 1.':z,1:f4.,-- , . I ij ,W- Good Cho larship MRS. MARGARET DELEURERE Social Studies ,i II, v ' Wu.-1 MR. FRED ELKINS 'Physical Education ' I. I , A f'.f 'f ',,, '1 gn 4 ,, MR. EDMON GOFORTH Mathematics MR. EDMUND DEVITT Safety and Health Physical Education MISS CHARLOTTE MR. IQSEPH DBEVEN DOMROESE Shop Music Mechanical Drawing MR. PAUL ELLIOTT Latin and English . 'w p , ,af ,t ff , 8 Q. AQ Q p fm. , MR. LEE GOODMAN Speech MR. SHIPLEY FARHOH MRS. BERNADETTE Social Studies and FISSINGEH English Guidance Counselor MR. MARCE GONZALEZ MR. VICTOR KAY Spanish and Physical Education Physical Education MR. GEORGE KOUTAS Music English MRS. MARY KRISKO -sx,4n-as MISS OLIVE LESKOW Mathematics MR. LYNN LOWE Guidance Counselor MR. EDWARD MOORE MH. VIRGIL NELSON Science Metalshop Tea chers Prepare MR. INGVALD LARSEN Mathematics 7 MISS ANNA MARSH German and Social Studies MR. GEORGE NOVAK Woodshop rf MRS. INEZ LEEK Commerce MRS VIRGINIA MOFF ATT English MISS CATHERINE REDDINGER Study Hall tudents For Future MR. CLARENCE REEVES Social Shldlei Science MR. IOHN RIEDEL MR. BERT ROSS Mathematics MISS BILLIE THOMPSON MR. RAYMOND SIFRIG Commerce Crafts English MR. REINHARDT TAUCK MISS EDITH WALLACE MISS MARY LOU WALTERS MRS. MONA WILSON Science Physical Education Homemaking MISS EUGEN IA SACOPULOS English MR. IOSEPH VANCE Safety and Health Physical Education - Aff-f t X r' K' a f Ptlh MR. CHARLES WISE Social Studies 1 Avg? ff VL jp? ' L! 5 3 flrjt M .off y F s h s years en Cjlass igownt e ai le J 519 if v ad JUZI , they wi?j:9e r ber chool ye a fl If s vw U pattern t 11ves an ' . l 1 J jf fl? I3 0 , s first ZomKeh gi4 ames the nevbg f gy , Club ctiv all ejd m will ilas gck X M ' I t' throug t em ' ies. regal e mixe e 'ons of qret d hope: r X t thawy, will b ng their s hool and ' l irieng, and pe that their iut es will 1-hold both appiness J t I di ' t A nd ylfcess. L iff ' y f Q V Due t the new wlxanges a 't k lace Q s past ear, , f'N lf lors e ed many privil ges and entertainment at never elgteff xisted. r K! Whether they become doctors, lawyers, nurses, or house- wives, the seniors will never forget Tolleston and the many wonderful times had throughout their four high school y-ears. Qssif i' - X QXQXX. Xfif: S ' .XX .:.. . X .XXX X.. N-XV x X - . -X 'XX-f?iFXk X KX S X'-ks.. X: X X -.X -Q 1 IC. IXSIXEXS i X. Q.- . . . XX K X. x .Q QQ-.593 YQ ..X X .X .X .. si- -NX -XX.-gi X5 I .-.Q :ag .XP - X - X. -XX X john and Shirley The senior class officers are Walter Czarnecki, treasurer: Donna Daronatsy, vice-president: Shirley Iohanson. secretary: and Albert Knezevich, president. Senior Class History As we leave Tolleston, we look forward to a new and exciting part of our lives. Th-e past four years, however, will always remain in our memories. Mickey Chestovich, Bill Dulla, Mary Wallace, and Bob Ioros led us through our freshman year-the year that opened the door to many new activities. Among the most exciting were our two class parties, along with school clubs and freshman athletics. Sharon Padol, Iohn Lamfalusi. Iulia Phillips, and Iackie Bims were our sophomore class officers. We were proud to have Shirley Iohanson and Virginia McCullom as majorettes with the band, and equally proud of some of our boys who were playing varsity sports. This year's spotlight was shared by the choosing of our class rings and our beautiful class party- When You Wish Upon a Star. Along with our junior year came the prom- An Evening in Paris which we will always remember. Ken Badylak, Dan Wick, Myra Someson, and Ronald Ross led us in the grand march through the Eiffel Tower. As the year drew to a close, the eight candidates for Girls' and Boys' States were chosen. We were very happy for our candidates-Hanna Guip, Donna Daronatsy, Shirley Iohanson, Delphine Konopacki, Ierri Powell, Mickey Chestovich, Dan Wick, and Iohn Lamfalusi. Seniors at last ! With the help of our class officers-Al Knezevich, Donna Daronatsy, Shirl-ey Iohanson, and Walter Czarnecki-we tried to make our last year one we would always remember. Carole Sebben was crowned homecoming queen, and Grace Engel, Sharon Williams, Hanna Guip, and Sarah O'Neal made up the court. The seniors really stepped into the spotlight this year. Sharon Padol was crowned Football-O- Rama queen. Ioe Perko became editor of the PIONEER, Doug Frank becarne editor of the Tolly Times, Myra Someson wasQelerit d Student Council president, and Hanna Guiplwdiz chosen D. A. H. Good Citizen. ,'. Graduation closed the door iq our happy high school years, and we must all gohseparate ways. But no matter how far apart the future takes us, we will have one memory-our wonderful years at Tolleston-to hold us together. Lead lass ix ty LAMP SHIRLEY IOHANSON Salutatorian The .valedictorian Class of '60, Iohn Shirley Iohanson's average brought her Lamfalusi, was graduated a 4.55 average. the second place in this year's graduating class. Iohn took a college preparatory course, choosing Shirley also took a college preparatory course. English, math, history, and science for his majors. English, math, foreign language, and band were her His minors were Latin and publications. majors, while history, and science were her minors. lt ,, . I ll iltl .I I In order of ' rank, are the students in the upper ten percent, FIRST ROW: John Lamfalusi, Shirley Iohanson, Ierri Powell, Dorothy Lupta , Delphine Konopacki, Donna Daronatsy, Barbara Popcx, Dan Wick, and lim Lynch. SECOND ROW: Sandra Popiela, Doug Prank, Carolyn Skager, Bonnie Gaczkowski, Hanna Guip, Diane Bulza, Myra Someson, Evergene Edwards, and Joan Vician. in--fl 'X Y BADYLAK, KENNETH Iunior Class President Tennis Team Captain X-Country Reserve Basketball BANAS, RICHARD Football Sale-Teens BARBER, EZEKIEL R.O .T.C. Football Track Student Council Safe-Teens BARBER, SHIRLEY G.A.A. Mixed Chorus eniors ACEVEDO, IOE Football Baseball Reserve Basketball Spatin Club ADAMUS, MICHAEL ANDREWS, ARTHUR R.O.T.C. Mixed Chorus Freshman Track ARTHUR, PHYLLIS G.A.A. Dramatics Club Library Club Publications Stat! Social Club N Qi ,xi-Ay. N051 'RIS l, f ww Seniors BARNES. IENNIFEH 'Girls' Glee Club G.A.A. BEAI. IOE Safe-Teens BENKO, LORRAINE G.A.A. Council Dramatics Club Safe-Teens Band Social Club BILYAK. MILAN Science Club Dramatics Track Clul 14-3 Wifi. Rauf' BIMS, JACKIE Sophomore Class Treasurer F.T.A. Spatin Club Library Club Girls' Glee Club BLACK, RONN IE R.O.T.C. BON DOB, ALEX Band Safe-Teens BOROM. IUANITA G.A.A. Art Club Girls' Glee Club vi N, xr I Senwrs BOYNAK, THERESA G.A.A. Library Club Dramatics Club Girls' Glee Club Social Club BROWN, ROBERT BULZA, DIANA G.A.A. Art Club 4?- is: 4-1 75. 44 fm-ey BUSE, DENNIS Safe-Teens X-Country Freshman Basketball BYRD, FRANKIE G.A.A. Girls' Glee Club F.T.A. Mixed Chorus CARTER, MELODIE Dramatics Club CHESTOVICH, MILAN Freshman Class President Student Council Football Football G Basketball Mgr. Band Spatin Club Dramatics Club BUSE, DEAN Football Art Club Freshman Basketball Reserve Basketball Track mmf' 'is in-li wa, m,,., Seniors COOK, CLYDE Basketball Football Mixed Chorus Track CZARNECKI, WALTER Senior Class Treasurer Science Club Track Tennis Team CZUBIK, ALBERTA Library Club President G.A.A. Band DARONATSY, DONNA Senior Class Vice-President National Honor Society G.A.A. Spatin Club Girls' State Delegate I Q ' , ,,,,V ffffxfw DAVIS, MAURICE X-Country Track Audio-Visual Industrial Arts Club DOMINICK, CHARMENE Science Club DOYLE, LEROY Track X-Country R.O.T.C. DUIMOVICH, TONY Football R.O.T.C. Safe-Teens Social Club 'W 45 'il 'fX ERLER, DORIS G.A.A. Spatin Club Dramaiics Club Girls' Glee Club EVANS, DORIS Girls' Glee C FELTON, DAVID FLACK, VERNON Basketball Track X-Country H.O.T.C. if lub Seniors DULLA, WILLIAM Baseball Freshman Class Secretary EDWARDS, DAVID Safe-Teens R.O.T.C. EDWARDS, EVERGENE Spatin Club library Club F.T.A. Essay Contest Winner ENGEL, GRACE G.A.A. Library Club Dramatics Club Homecoming Court Safe-Teens NN -1-Q wi ,, 'J My i 8 Il l 0 T S FLOURNOY, DELORES Social Club Safe-Teens G.A.A. Girls' Glee Club FLOURNOY, ELMA IEAN Spatin Club Girls' Glee Club Secretary F.T.A. Mixed Chorus Reserve Cheerleader FRANK, DOUG Tolly Times Editor National Honor Society Treasurer Dramatics Club President Spatin Club Business Manager Pioneer Sports Editor FULLER. TOM 4.1 I GACZKOWSKI, BONNIE G.A.A. Vice-President Library Club Dramatics Club GLAB, LOUIS Audio-Visual Safe-Teens GLADYS. ALFRED R.O.T.C. Sale-Teens GREEN, LYNETTE G.A.A. Spatin Club Library Club F.T.A. Girls' Glee Club I-'ES vi-I V75 48 GUZIK, GLORIA G.A.R. Txeasuxer Spatin Club Social Club GUZIK, IEROME Safe-Teens Social Club R.O.T.C. HARDIN, ERNEST R.O.T,C. Drill Team Rifle Team Freshman Football X-Country HARDIN, RONETTA G .A.A. Art Club ,,,3 Senio r S GRIFFIN, RONALD X-Country GUINEE, IERI R.O.T,C. Riile Team Audio-Visual GUIP, HANNA D.A.R. Good Citizen Homecoming Court Girls' State Delegate Spatin Club Treasurer Pioneer Staff GUNN, SIDNEY Basketball Football Track X-Country R.O.T.C. , K , , , , ,wg ,, , Wm ff, W lg 441 4 f f , ff 'V Seniors HARMON, DONNA G.A.A. Majoreite Dramatics Club Camera Club Library Club HARRIS, BERNARD Baseball HARRIS, ELLIS X-Country Football Basketball Track R.O.T.C. HILL, THOMAS R.O.T.C. X-Country Drill Team Track if 1 We 3... L. I-IINTON, HAROLD Track X-Coumry HODGES, DENNIS Spatin Club Dramatics Club Social Club Tolly Times Staff HOWELL, IAMESETTA HUTSON, GLORIA Band Majorette Publications Staff YW?- ,ICN T ia -0 f-:Y IOHANSON, SHIRLEY Senior Class Secretary National Honor Society Vice-President Majorette Captain Girls' State Delegate Seniors HYDO, GERRIE Girls' Glee Club Treasurer Library Club G.A.A. Mixed Chorus IRBY, WILLIAM R.O.T.C. Track X-Country Reserve Basketball Mixed Chorus IANKOVICH, DOROTHY G.A.A. Student Council Social Club Dramatics Club Band IAROSCAK, BOB Student Council V Ioaos, ROBERT ' ,ff-as Football Co-Captain 5 l Safe-Teens President 5 X . Freshman Class Treasurer T X jf Mixed Chorus V ,X-. A A ' Art Club 'X ' I' s ...fe-ft' ,R tt r- N - VAX IOSEFORSKY, CAROL ANN G.A.A. Library Club Social Club Band IOSEFOVSKY, DOLORES Girls' Glee Club sa Q 'J ww' KNUDSON, BARBARA G-.A.A. Spatin Club Girls' Glee Club Social Club KONOPACKI, DELPHINE National Honor Society Girls' State Delegate G.A.A. F.T.A. Dramatics Club KRECIK, KATHY Camera Club Vice-President Dramatics Club G.A.A. Girls' Glee Club Mixed Chorus KRISTENSEN. IAMES EUGENE Band Safe-Teens Science Club 'Na ,, so N XEHQ G9 f 27 rl fl .-l' LONDEEN, BOB Freshman Football Safe-Teens LUPIEKA, WALTER LUPTAK, DOROTHY National Honor Society G.A.A. Spatin Club Dramatics Club Social Club LYNCH. IAMES Spatin Club Science Club Seniors LABASH, DONALD Publications Staff Rifle Team Drill Team R.O.T.C. Art Club LAMFALUSI, IOHN National Honor Society President Boys' State Delegate Publications Staff Science Club Sophomore Class Vice-President LANGBEHN, LINDA G.A.A. Dramatics Club President Spatin Club Social Chairman LIEDTKE, SUSAN G.A.A. F.H.A. Secretary Band Mixed Chorus Cllr-www Q , ' Sv wld eniors MCCOLLUM, VIRGINIA G.A.A. P.T.A. Majorette Dramatics Club Spatin Club MCLAURIN, IAMES Basketball Football X-Country Track MABLES, MARGARET G.A.A. Girls' Glee Club MALENSHEK. TOM Spatin Club Science Club R!-Lev WWW' Qslswvw. 'Nb iwwwfiiff, IW-if Mage it f MALINICH, MIKE Baseball Freshman Basketball X-Country MEEKS, MARCYIANIK, CHUCK Sale-Teens Football Drill Team Rifle Team Industrial Arts Club PAUL MELTON, SANDRA LEE Social Club Science Club Art Club Treasurer Safe-Teens 53 Q-' SQ, . MONTGOMERY, IIMMIE R.O.T.C, X-Country Track Drill Team MOORE, ERNEST Boys' Glee Club Mixed Chorus Track Basketball X-Country NUGNIS. ALAN Social Club Science Club ONDER, ANDY Art Club Radio Club Safe-Teens Social Club 54 :ft eniors MICHAELSON, MARCIA G.A.A. Spatin Club F.T.A. Lake County Girls' Conference Tolly Times Stall MILLER, CHARLENE G.A.A. Girls' Glee Club Social Club F.T.A. MILLER, GEORGE Track X-Country Spatin Club Science Club MITCHELL, CAROLYN G.A.A. T.A.G.S. Mixed Chorus Girls' Glee Club Social Club w I .. rg' , on fl fav? Seniors O NEAL, SARAH Mixed Chorus Girls' Glee Club F.T.A. Cheerleader G.A.A. OSBORNE, LEONARD R.O.T.C. Track X'Country Drill Team Rifle Team PADOL. SHARON Football-O-Rama Queen Spatin Club Sophomore Class President G.A.A. Council City-Wide Student Council PAIOR, RANDY Baseball Basketball X-Country Spatin Club ff in .af 'T M M-wr ,WJ PANOZZO, VINCENT Student Council Spatin Club Social Club Freshman Football PATTON. MARIE Girls' Glee Club G.A.A. Mixed Chorus Student Council Cheerleader PATTON, THOMAS Basketball X-Country Freshman Football PAWLICKI, PAT time Pik- Q, ,X -td TTA' . 493. L ...silk TT' '2 -J xl -4 56 if 'W-g. 'RA POPA, BARBARA G.A.A. F.T.A. Band Tolly Times Staff POPIELA, SANDRA National Honor Society G.A.A. Quill G Scroll Pioneer Business Manager Dramatics Club Seniors PERKO, IOE Pioneer Editor-in-Chief Quill 61 Scroll PETKOVICH, ANDY Football Track Social Club PETRUKITAS, JOHN Rifle Team Art Club Science Club R.O.T.C. Radio Club PHILLIPS, IULIA Sophomore Class Secretary Spatin Club Publications Staff R POWELL. IERRIE National Honor Society G.A.A. President Girls' State Delegate Spatin Club Quill G Scroll REED, TONI Pioneer Staff Spatin Club G.A.A, Student Council Safe-Teens QQ We., h 9.- eniors REYNOLDS, EARLENE Mixed Chorus G.A.A. Girls' Glee Club Art Club ROSS, RONALD Freshman Football M X-Couniry Track R.O.T.C. Iunior Class Treasurer SALAS. LOUIS EDWARD Art Club Audio-Visual Reserve Football SALINAS. THERESA Girls' Glee Club M-.w f' f r1 u A 13 SAYLES, LOUIS Basketball Football Track Spatin Club Band SCOTT, NORMA IEAN SEATS, GERALDINE F.T.A. Art Club SEBBEN, CAROLE Homecoming Queen Honorary Cadet Colonel G.A.A. Social Club Library Club 5' ? N SKOLAK, ANITA Miss Photogenic G.A.A. Dramaiics Club SLEDGE, MATTIE G.A.A. Ari Club Library Club F.T.A. SMITH, BEVERLY IEAN Mixed Chorus Girls' Glee Club F.T.A. SMITH, MYRTLE F,T.A. Girls' Glee Club Library Club G.A.A. gl' -4, Y Seniors SEDAN, PETE X-Country Pioneer Staff Safe-Teens Science Club SHAW, SHARON G.A.A. Library Club F.H.A. SHIRVINSKI, CAROL G.A.A. Social Club Mixed Chorus Girls' Glee Club Safe-Teens SKAGER, CAROLYN Student Council Spatin Club G.A.A. F.T.A. Safe-Teens QR 'ld FNS, No- YT 7' Seniors SMITH. SHELLEY G.A.A. Spatin Club F.T.A. Library Club SMITH, WILLIE Basketball Track X-Country R.O.T.C. Student Council SNEED, BERTHA F.H.A. Art Club Library Club F.T.A. SOMESON, MYRA Student Council President Spatin Club Vice-President Iunior Class Secretary G.A.A. Publications Staff SPENCER, ROBERT SPLETZER, CARL Safe-Teens R.O.T.C. STASAK, RICHARD Spatin Club Safe-Teens Freshman Football Freshman Basketball X-Country STEWART, LEROY R.O.T.C. Rifle Team Drill Team Freshman Football 59 in -9 'tix' , f N THOMAS, PETER Track X-Country R.O.T.C. THOMPSON, EDWARD R.O.T.C. THOMPSON, MARTHA ANN F.T.A. President Dramatics Club Vice-President Tolly Times Business Manager Spatin Club TRZECIAK, BOB Student Council Football 25 Sd' X' J7f -di Basketball N94 Baseball Social Club I , Seniors STOLZ, IOYCE ELEANOR Dramatics Club Girls' Glee Club STORY, BARBARA Girls' Glee Club G.A.A. Mixed Chorus SUM, IACK Baseball Publications Staff Science Club TAYLOR, BARBARA G.A.A. F.T.A. F.H.A. Social Club Girls' Glee Club f i, W f f ff? 2 , ,, X np. .f 415' fl' A fgygfil H gf' ffm iff an-. , 4, 5, img, eniors TURNER, TOMMIE R.O.T.C. VARGAS, LEONARD Science Club Radio Club R.O.T.C. VEREB, IANICE Spatin Club G.A.A. VICIAN, IOAN Publications Staff G.A.A. Dramatics Club Girls' Glee Club Social Club 19' 'AW 1- A I VICIAN, IOYCE Spatin Club Publications Staif G.A.A. Dramatics Club Social Club WADDELL, WILLIAM Freshman Football Basketball R.O.T.C. Drill Team Track WALLACE, MARY G.A.A. Freshman Class Vice-President Dramatics Club Library Club WARGO, LARRY Safe-Teens ff, 4'9'u 0'-cud Q1 l. 62 ox 1 K WILLIAMS, FERIDIA WILLIAMS, SHARON G.A.A. Homecoming Court Spatin Club Dramatics Club Library Club WILSON, HELEN Girls' Glee Club Art Club G.A.A. F.H.A. Mixed Chorus WIMBLEY, SYNDA F.T.A. G.A.A. Library Club Girls' Glee Club Girls' Rifle Team Seniors WASHINGTON, ANNETTE F.T.A. Mixed Chorus Girls' Glee Club WASHINGTON, WILLIAM R.O.T.C. Drill Team X-Country Science Club WHITE, DANIEL WICK, DAN lunior Class Vice-President Spatin Club Baseball F , ri 4 up 1 ,X K-ur ,J YM-'r'r eniors WYATT, ROYAL Basketball X-country Track YOVER. SHARON ANN Girls' Glee Club Accompanist Music Council Mixed Chorus ZAK, BRENDA G.A.A. 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Ni xx - 53:5 1 K NNQ X lx' f Q .ww ,xxwgwxwxwsww Q if , . X au- f. JT X 5 5 Juniors fi 1, PICTURED HERE ARE THE IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right are: Dave Bikof! Secretary Arlene Walker Treasurer Iohn Wallace President ROSS GUZIK Vice-President , S f 'ill ' if J V I ,fa ,S ' A, f N' Q ,Nr X1 WA 'TW' if ,Y E V Re' we 1,, Ui X 3? R A .5 . eixsi ,, , -, X .K- Abad, Maudiah Archinard, Pat Aubuchon, Larry Aubuchon, Laurel Austin, Brenda Barner, Ierome Bendt, Iim Bikoif, Dave Bilicki, Diane Black, Wyndol Blakely, Melvin Blankenship, lack Borom, Betty Bowen, Alice Bowen, Andrew Boynak, Ann Braatz, Carol Brady, Elaine Brown Ioe Bucheck, Carolyn Budgin, Bob Bukur, Bill Carter. Alvin Chapman. Randy Clark. Linda Collins, Collins. Corpus, Coulter. Carol Mary Bemice Virgil Curtis, Beverly if N s., W. -If 'X 1 W- 'V Czubik, Patricia Dandridge, Geraldine Davis, Maxine Dennis, Paulette Dillard, Rosetta Dixon, Carol Dobogai, Frank Dobroski, Pat Duffy, Kathy Dungy, Dennis Essiq, Frank Pearson, Iohnnie Belle Firme, Ioel Flourney, Cheryl Flynn, Charmaine Forbes, Carol Fuller, Sharon Garling, ludy Gillespie, Betty Gillespie, Carol Juniors ' E. gt 1 . N 9 . . N gf. L-it-. K X , 'w 5 -Q. , x 31? CB -N-X , S: 1-fa' -W R X. SKY K . -rx. rx Y-Q .V k J ., .s X X. NX K ' S - X H sw X- . YW., , X X 'w 515 ,fl y sr t t B tttl 7- 3 1 U , fi C 2, ' . 3' Y 'Nu ' 111-fp'-,:r.'1f' , ., Xng, Q 1 fl' ,- QQ, M tr Y 1.-r ' eil? f A fi 2 -rt lf- :iff ' ' 2 'Kr Q f I r. 4. ., 1 , yy U, 5' l ' Q -' . ' . - 1 -I -,--- ,,, ,ug , -at ' t Qi' 5'i v'f1e:'i,: ff f' C' 3 X ' C W- , C 14 fiwi-:iw -' 49-,:., , '. ' , Y- .,' 1 , .,'L , 215' , ii my.. ,i ff 'fain gk -vffgew' if ' V f,,, ' .Wiz t y 1 -,., ,, ,-'f - ' A 6 'G .,,,, , f f G ,. 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Ross Hall, Tonda Hallo, Mike Harbison, Karen Hardaway, Lola Harris, Ianalene Hirchak, Tom Holcomb, Lewis Hubanks, Moses Huison, Grady Hydo, Beity Iaeger, Merry Carol Ianuary, Ben Iennings, Lorraine Iohns, Charles Iohnson, Ardell Iohnson, Wilber lonaiiis, Bill Ionaitis, Ken Ioros, Iim Koepke, Iim Knight, Arthur Kienzynski, Walter Keys, Betty Kelly, David Kadelak, Ioan Kolesar, Mike Kotulock, Pete Kruk, Ruth Kvachkoif, Cynthia Lacey, David Lashenik, Pat Lehman, Carol Lincoln, Grace Little, Louella Lorence, Iudy Lynn, Darlene Millender, Connie Mitchell, Arlene Moore, Ronnie Moss, Maryjo Murdock, Robert Nadolski, Lucille Newsome, Bill Norton, Ed Nunn, Lonnie Nunn, Thelma Olszewski, Paul Oppman, Frank Ottoson, Marvin Pachapa, Paul Paige, Bill Palmateer, Terry Patterson, Ruby Pawlicki, Iohn juniors 'jgrmii-.., -W - ' . qs, 1 U in .,., I. . , ' ' Y' .,,. 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'x' XX, X SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Ablack, Eileen Adkins, Iames Anderson, Bertha Anderson, Maxine Banks, Willie Batchelor, Iohn Beard, Maynard Beckham, Warrean Bell, William Black, Diane Borom, Clarence Boyd, Nancy Brown, Ester Brown, Iohn Brown, Margaret Brown, Mary Brown, Shirley Bulza, Floyd Burns, Marsha Buzanowski, Iane Caruthers, Churchill Cave. Patrick Centeno, Eva Chison, Sandra Clark, Delores Clark, Patricia Clifft, Mike Collins, Betty Collins, Lester Cook, Donald Corralez, David Cotton, Carl Coulter, Victor Cox, Iacqueline Clonnigan, Eloise Cimegin, Lucretin Czarnecki, Lillian Davis, Bemice Dixon, Betty Dobroski, Ianice Dudenski, Iohn Dujmovich, Rich Elliott, Cheryl Eguirr, Gloria Felton, Ioan Flack, Percy Floumoy, Gloria Galindo, Casmiro Gary, Charles Holston, Iames oph omores K ' Q ' QP .- 1- . , 'rw-5 . N. , N if o eleee xv? St. gt 'f Q-v I iifi l li .4 if-X! h' ix or X it kyry N . I Kg. 5 138. ' - ef' if M W X, l ,9 ? 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Ioan Kleminski. lim Koester, Iudy Koruschak, Norman Koves, Steve Krebes, Ierry Kurzawski, Mike Langbehn, Roger Lewis, Iune Lloyd Willie Lopes, Iuan Lora, Ioe Lynch, Robert McDaniel, Charlotte McGhee, Maxine McGhee, William Mannie, Eddie Marando, Iim Marshall, Robert Mayes, Albertine Mayes, Ianice Meeks, lack Meeks, Nancy 3 mf , s s? x as Q? 4 4 'iw f f Hu- ll niri SE 4. X 63 4' -W 'Q' 64154 ' 4 f m fr, I 4 f4? J ,, f jf 113, 349' ff Zo- - iw A N., -ll ophomores 37 ,.,,.., . w e 8, 35 K 2 4 - K. -, .qyf K nh l- 13' ,vs . 'il K . A K . I Y A , 1 vo ,qu M, i., V, 67 K RI.. jj A g- f '- ,. , 1 ,ffl W 1' - r , 3 if - i af gg , , ,E 7 f , I ' ,l ' , N - L L ,so A ' 1 - ' - W . . ' iral .,,. - L, I ,ri, 1 x .,,. ww.. , 5. ff if fi, '!? f1tY ,- ir'-, fiw ., -- Q75 - ,fx J H , 1 , , , ,, , 4' f X L, ,. K l l ' ' , ,. , L a' 7 , A ',f, 4 5 'fix , 'Q - , ww v w -, , ,. 'E Y ' Eff' 2' Y +-gf, 2 ' E Sk 'Q in gf. X Q, ' K - 4 . ii ,,,, ? , . . 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I ophomores 4 U 5 fu 'N 5 ff 41C'nv'x .f -Q if R' ss ' 'g tif' fr A , i ,gl ,l-117, 'sax f,A .., i Y , We -tt , i 1 B W , ., v 44 6: , , 1 rt f 'ffz ' f' J ' v,', , , 4 r 4 Q- ,Q N ni'-., , ? ir yt. 1,4 l it ' A g --qv ii ve, ,.,, .-, 'w K u QQ, -1 2' 'Tr J . , Q W , 6 H 445, M Q t ,, k 1 var Q ,i v w . wk f 1 My , , if X S ' 'rf 1 f ,,'- V , ,gi If 7 ., if '?Snw'5 X477 ' , t be 1 X - Mesarch, Georgianne Metcalf, Iudith Millender, Iames Mitchell, Alice Montorsi, Marilyn Mosley, Vardaman Nance, Bill Nawrocki, William Naylor, Alma Nelson, Floyd Norville, Willie lean Norwine, Paul Novak, Mike Nunley, Gloria Nunn, Roy Ottoson, Arvid Peterson, Iohn Peterson, Walter Peterson, Yvonne Ploszai, Carol Polatewicz, Barbara Ponce, Henry Pytel, Mary Reed, Barbara Remenius, Iohn Rice, Alfred Ritchey, Martha Robertson, Rickey Robinson, Curtis Rogers, Lorenzo Rogers. Omar Rollins, Ken Romanski, Fred Rosko. Tom Ross, Rose Russell. Mildred Sanders, Willie Sargent, Carol Satmcrry, Esther Scott, Josephine Sebben, Dan Shelton, Bonita Sheridan, Theresa Shrader, Kathy Shukitis. Lee Skolak, Mike Smith, Henry Smith, Ralph Smock, Dana Sotirofi, Mary Soto, Felix Spears, Minnie Starzynski, Lucille Stasak, Dean Strong, Ionathan Strong, Richard Swigon. Tom Taylor, Glendor Thompson, Betty Thomas, Carol we 'me X XS? X x W X y x 'RK N are xx ei X f opho mo res NZ 7 5 Voy' - Q 2 ? X 1 xxx .- - lv 5 ,.., -V X ' on , it -W j W' rn Vg 39- , , M M' V 5: . . -' ' ' ' , .w 1 , ' -'fa-K -al so ' wmv , ' Q .. ,. x.,kk f.kwL,Lggf T i ..., 3 . -f. V' -- 1 - 9 x i ' - i i 'Mfk L 'Q' . R gf J 13 is , .sn ' .553?'zy:g k k ,I g it V. ' t g krr h VA, Q. I -K oole fi I .f ' M lt-. 1 XJ '- ' 'rr Q in ' 1., if , , -' i' I, ' V K P hi ur, A 5 V,,k Y 5 ,,., , ? 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Iohn Bortolini, Art Boyd, Octavia Brewer, Icxmes Brooks, Kermit Freshmen PICTURED HERE ARE THE PRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Doug Fleming Treasurer Bonnie Iohnson Secretary Wayne Fleming President .ami Z3 - A ,. 'l '51 W ' wig? MH , X X if 'W E :.z,y1M.,,, . 47 My y U A xllb A J X , lls ,,..yy 3 2 .4 , K, C , ,rygzfgf M X i 53 .C 3-5 I W -4 fl'll ,lt , f . '1' . U, ,xi , , hqrqgi, r y E in - s,1' A , I iz jfggihlx, A ' ' . mm gg, 5 j ,Rig lli a s K B l , . ' K 1:7 'Y V X - , tw A 5 Mix' ,V ,V,. XV M f fl ' is f r , r r , it s , 3. ,s,,,,s ' elyl B A li' AV ..,, ssll 5 1,., A 2 ' 4 A -.,,',' 5775 f A nk it A gifs Y ieis, I W' 1, I Ay , my Q kbyq , if ,,ii A J , ,e'l G' f s l 'fr . ss ls,, A Wifi V V A A dwg: ,lyi , M ,,.,, f W rr Q i , ' ' 2 ,,s, 51 A . , ' ,,i , f 1 A '1' -l . yr fm uv fyyr H A .s,, . , 7' ' '3 ,. ' V y B iff' 5,'554',,,.,,,Vr,f wa , Al .,., e ' 21 5Vg4ff 'Y,fr,t . W f'I,f l 1 52' Z ,, ,, ' ,' f A 4 Ly ' Freshmen aged' QW' . a .41 1 n.. diff-5? y F' '38 t N J 6 3, 1' :G 1 X . It 14525. . 6 .., 1 . wr' W, 'mr' V 9335 QPF il ax f as J fi fl, f Qi 67 'bil ,S u, ' f Q94 M ' 44' Brooks, Perry Brown, Dorothy Butler, Roger Calderin, Victor Campbell, Gloria Carrizales, Velma Cave, Ron Ceja, Angelo Chance, Ernestine Chapman, Ioyce Chapple, Sylvester Christy, Clara Clark, Joseph Coates. Bill Cobbes, Williard Cohen, Patricia Colbert, Larold Colbert, Stephanie Coleman, Sandra Coleman, Andrew Coles, Ioy Ann Collins, Cliiford Collins, Shirleyne Coppess, Ianet Corralez, Iames Cox, Equinetta Daronatsy, Peter Davis, Anna Davis, Timothy Derdowski, David Donald, Willie Dungy, Don Duran, David Echols, Ronald Edwards, Leon Evans, Geraldine Evans, Iirnmie Ferguson, Diane Fields, Sandra Fisher, Gerald Fleets, Robert Fleming, Doug Fleming, lim Fleming, Wayne Floyd, Hilda Flynn, Kenneth Flynn, Michael Foddrill, Elvin Fordham, Barney Galindo, Mario Gallardo, Antonia Garcia, Aida Garrett, Paul Gay, Claudia Goldsby, William Gonzales, Arthur Goss, Shirley Grady, Elnora Graham. Marilyn Gray. Nellie 35 ' 'W ,. 'W Y, Fi, V , , W V gg, ,f 4 Freshmen ! 1 -'Wy 'Yin' If fx 1 i ,, Q3 ., . , X X nog' ,,,, ','l' ,, - ' in Z, , ' ,,i,-i F N , ' ' ' . - ',,i f fl . -1. , . ,' V V V - Vgggy V f , ' ,,,' 'L a - ' 'L f 'f.,, '. 'Q fy Q 'x 1 . .,,., - - ., ,Q W 99 6 3 iff We . , ,.,,. 1, ' a all ! 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Benny Guzman, Iuanita Haley, Arthur Haney, Iohn Hardaway, Edward Harmon, Larry Harris, Patricia Hayden, Barbara Haywood, Diane Haymon, Asylee Henderson, Henry Hill, Ed Hill, Iames Hill, Iohn Hill, Ray Hodges, Tom Hrapcak, Sharon Hubbard, Veldie Hubbard. Wellington Hunt, Emmett Irby, Walter Isabell, Lonnie lackson. Barbara Iackson. Bernadette larnes. Lenolia Iimenez, Iimenez. Iohnson, Iohnson. Iohnson. lohnsorx, Iohnson, Faustino Hector Anna Billy Bonnie Carolyn Ioyce Iohnson, Nathanial Iones, Emmett Iones, Robert Iones, Shirley Kaminski, Ken Kelly, Philip Kelley, William Kisylia, Iane Koldus, Betty Konarski, Iohn Konopacki, Matthew Krajcir, Gerald Kruk, Richard Kvachkotf, Dan Lacey, Loretta Lach, Eddie Langbehn, Douglas Lepyesh, Marlene Lewis, Willie Little, Iolean Freshmen gy 2154 . : 'im - A. Y- ,. f , qv 2 X ' '7 'V A , L . if 4 X: Q :egg Lit: Lap, E 5251 542,11 11,1 ff Einar, 1 -L .,-, l 5 LS' if L-wa ' Lf . L Y X i , 'lf' i , , L I L , L Le , , L X .,V. L in V A ' L Ni, y . , X. 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I 1 W ff QL ,i , J, we-I -K V4 ILL: 'f M039 turn , ff, .,, Q fV,,V ,L o V f V ,ff ,V LLVL ,Y N, 'NW' L 5 fl' 'fe t B' f , , lfffaw 3 A4-X fi' A f f 9 f ff A .ff X A, , Ln, ,gm f W fin, ff 4 , I 1 1 I X fl ff 'H f Freshmen L E 9 A , . M 2255 K N l y, ,V ifgk yt 4, LL, WA? . ,. t R I ,N 'W L ckl V 5 is N. ' ' ,fl Z7 'W L H , . is ry V -I 6, vm- I L ,,. y A if L i ft f y 2,5 M gy Www I , L 1 - L o v 'Q ,-,Q If Wx fi Wm , ' if 1 Qu- f f I fy W 1 W on 4 44- Q --my f '97 J? 'QV A M, - f ,f ' hw A44 f. 1,51 A .4 f f nk f' 4. ff fr K. 5 WW Z 5 52 .297 L M. , f-f P f 151 , H, ,V , fly, . , ZW y if j Q5 or Q Lloyd, Mae Long, Hazel Lubash, Iohn Lynn, Ieiirey Lynn, Larry Lynn, Terry Mack, Willie Mcmriquez, Alice Marcyanik, Donna Marrs, Charlene Marshall, Cleole Marshall, Lula Marshall, Zula Martin, Anthony May, lack Meadows, Charlotte Merrifield, Charles Mesarch, Ronald Michaelson, Enid Mikelionis, Larry Miller, Doris Miller, Wayne Miskovich, Sharon Mitchell, Leroy Mohrherr, Carl Molina, Angel Montgomery, Barba Moore, Cassel Moore, Larry Moseley, Lela ICI Moss, Lee Edward McCloud, Lebora McGill, Melvin Naylor, Cheryl Nedoti, Ierome Newsome, Sandra Norton, Phil Novak, Iohn Nunley, Shirley Oleska, Robert Osborn, Steven Osika, Lynn Padlo, David Pagan, Israel Pagan, Ruben Parker, Ioe Parker, Peter Partida, Guadolupe Perez, Ioe Perkins, Ioe Pittman, Diane Pittman, Linda Pitts, George Ponce, Mario Popa, IUdY Pouch, Tom Preston, Cecilia Price, Ruby Pruitt, Dorothy Pugh, Turner Q X . 5 NX I y rffg Wx Freshmen g n ew x . ,, ., , . t wr XL 3-ill -'-- t PS ,D Vz., K A X gs: , , 9 fx, ,f fr fur-1 5 J Eff! , J fy' my 4. in ,, fr, ' , .t,. 3 Clif ' ' 1 -, 1 , 1 t' , . 1235 l - X if ,J , s .if f 'M D , iter' r -r ,.., I Q af o r Q , ,f W, . ,if ff, ,.:, -5 1 . i ,-,, ,,,f, 5 iv V' gy , l .k,kf iH' V: v,1- fe 'i p 14 I ,,,, If 3 I . X1 P 7,34 .,, E , 'I I Wa. f a l ,ff- , A 9 .WH feb 'fi 3zt'v,tK?,f,? c',f5-Q. '4f2ff'ff1i2+f', UU' ' ' at 13456 , ,. - . - y f W '- M ,V v 1 ' Cv ax' 4 'ii sr' X v , , 0' I . N V K 4 , .1 A 'F ', fire fn- ,W - -'qw 'Ii N..- -Q Pr we xt it rs- - .x .- Al - -V .lv 'i Nw,-in mfs - My .U Freshmen Q 4 R , K , Q F' N f A ' x jf ,Qi A - .- 1: f f Q ' QQQ X e l Ni .wah Aw Q Q , so Q, 6 ws I , ,T-Q., T 1 beg, ' fe - Q. . My ,N Tv' Q . VK Ei' ff -ff -1 , L., -Yr ,f f .V - All Wallis . we f A KAX 4 X ai, , ,X ' 1 s Pytel, Anne Randolph, Carl Randolph, Roberta Ramsey, Iohnnie Rayburn. Robert Redman, Keith Reese, O'Don Regans, Aaron Reyes, Linda Reynolds, Ben Rice. Ioan Richards, Ed Richards, Freddy Richmond, Iimmy Robertson, Edward Robinson, Phocian Rogers, Alfonso Roger, Christine Roll, Margaret Roper, Bob Ross, Garey Ross, William Ruark, Tom Runyons, Ralph Runyons, Ronald Salinas, Mary Sandusky, Iudy Santell, Rita Santiago, Ismael Schramm, Estelle Scott, Barbara Scott, Carole Scott, Ethel Scott, Mary Serbin, Richard Shotwell, Terry Smith, Hiawatha Smith, Lawrence Sneed, Iessie Starzynski, Carol Starzynski, Christine Stewart, Sandy Strong, Charlie Sudroff, Iudy Sun, Andrew Swerdon, Iohn Swope, Carolyn Tagiareni, Iames Tandy, Larry Taylor, Minnie Terry, Margo Thomas, Melvin Thompson, Virginia Thompson, Walter Tiller, Iohn Toby, Susan Torres, Towns, Towns, Towns, Conception David Dorothy Erma Freshmen f ,s ' K Q 1, 1 X ,M?fW5ii. Q ,f ' , 1.1 ,ffm-, .M A y in I ' J , h ,rg ,-'f' ' E' . ' ' . ,,,' f V, L., ,I 7 ,f K ac' X f QW MM ,, W3 1 rf f f, Qg,ff, x ,,r,w T M , X W I W V If 4 4, iw, ,. Q1 f x f' W , ,Q ,V 'af 924' X t L?9fZ21j.' ,!fJ - f ,5'tvf49 1.7! 'Q ', , W' Z4 ,gg , , ,fy v4 'Wh Z f 1 'xv '27 P ' f 4 , X I M 52, 1 Y 4, .- f 2 X 4 ,K X f f X ,TQ 'HHN' ll .. t ,W , , in 4 , , f aw af- 3 f 'Z , ,f me 'ff ZgwW'wffi 4' , A Y -f -4 . gm? 4 , , Q GN WW .., 5.. 'mz:',f:. '-F ik.-:. 2 :19 ??: . 1 ' , 4 , , 3 '. -:Q-,., ,,k, f,.,,,g 5.6-.Vu - In .- -f 25:14, 'mf-...,,,, ' 3 9 ,, 1 4 . x i e A .. 'irq I : 5 if ' 4 , f' 'E , ' f,,f ' ir-fr 4 -, A ' L' .f if J . .,e. r r - 4 ' - lf '. 1,1 ,, x , f f an 'M X 1 f 1 . 494 r . K ,. ' or . 6' i f .f , , f 'Sw Freshmen I fi fax -1 tl ,,, V A C ., . le , V,, 4 , V F 'H of V - f K sniff' ffl? V ,, V, ' ., ' ' ' rut: xv.. Q 5, , 5 ,f f 4 ' , ,- 0 1 , Z in fa 2 1 C '. Q 1 Nz-M1-rv 15 - , , ' ' ' 'TLZTP' , A fr N O l 'An 0. . X M on it 1.4. :Seas-K , -s 9 jk X Q ,ew sl ,. ls, n al X Q 1' '4 'H iv- K-.L unif y A i -,w wm 1.1 fa if , I 7 , W, 6 wgwgif , Q Y u eff' My eff . 'UF' S 5:6 ,B H v. 'Q Ms 'fd' . wl mmf 3 adj , W, fi ww ww f Q, .4 l . r .t , his., -.Lil i f, ,ss , ,C W , p lx C 4 ' 's1-Q- ' ? H ,. Fl ar bi ,e , X, K 1 i V '.,' Nd I I V F 'l V... I 4 'ls I I I as . ZX , 7, ,W , W g, know , W 1:13 ff if fi fgffo fy K ' 4 22, -,g f , f .1 4 1 Trzavick, Ted Trzeciak. Larry Tyler, Lonnie Untch, Fred Ursery, Ronald Vargas, Ioe Velez, Gloria Vespo, Alice Vespo. Dan Vespo, Iudy Villarreal, Carlos Voris, Dennis Vogt, Diane Walker, Mildred Wall, Sandra Wallace, Brian Wallace, T. C. Walters, Tom Wallace, Woody Warmack, Bernice Waterhouse, Henrietta Watkins, Donald Weitze, Charles Wheeler, Laydell Wilczynski, Sandy Williams, Boyce Williams, Grace Williams, Lizzie Ruth Willison, Iim Wilson, Alice Wilson, Curtis Wilson. Sandra Woodard, Charlotte Worline, Wyatte Wright, Clem Wright, Eddie Wright, Roy Wright. Sharon Yudt, Ierry Zuk. Rosemary Freshmen , . in .5 ..,.. , 'wr Nh r,,r ' orod 3251 K i xkk. 1- f I ,,A:f,1f,.:,f1f151f f - , 1,:f:,.:,.,z ,, ,1,,,1,,41qw 4 . WM, . w,Q,,. ,1-,s,p: ,.a,:,i.,p rr ,ff,, .,f,54,-f,,f-3,5 4 2 9 1 f 9 I z , QW f 1 f Y f x 4 it 4 1-wir . f: M ata '4f1f!'1?':- , x 49,266 ny ,Yo 4 f, -2g.2,.1:.i12,:f Zig. .V - ei-1f,.:2i.c,- 'lk' 2fj11f.i'z,2ff4gz :fe f ': f: , , if L ' fik fniir - M gzz .gi ,i ,f ,5-,fan ',:1'f::z:- - V. , we I ms: 'Q In Q , rp -1'-v fy Extra-curricular activities play an important part in every high school student's life. Clubs and their activities involve many hours of staying after school and hard work on various projects. At the beginning of the year, the organizations were far from organized. As the affairs were straightened out, Student Council and Concert Band prepared for Homecoming festivities. Then Spatin Club went into full swing as they began making decorations and other preparations for their annual Starlight Fantasy. The Art Club was always ready to help with ideas for themes and decorations. The new look of Tolleston affected the activities of Science Club and Drama Club. The gym offered members of Drama Club the opportunity to display their talents, while the new science rooms and equipment enabled the Science Club to work with improved scientific methods. For most club members there seemed to be too many activities and excitement squeezed into too little time. ORG ANIZATIONS Pionee r taff Writing copy for the PIONEER are Hanna Guip, Toni Heed, and Sharon MRS. MARY KRISKO, Advisor Skager. Copy Editor. Working on identifications of underclassmen are Toni Reed, Pete Sedan. Sharon Skager, and Hanna Guip. The PIONEER staff was hard at work throughout the year recording all the events which make up our school year. The planning and organization of our annual began early in September in order to meet the deadline of a new publisher. Something new has been added this year-- staff photographers. They soon became famili- ar faces around the school since all activity and club pictures were taken by them. These pictures were then developed in our new school darkroom, enabling the staff to receive them faster. Through long hours of hard work and the combined efforts of the staff, the difficult tasks of laying out pages and taking and cropping 1 , 4 ' ff' , ' ., tr' . -af? rr 1 5 Qtr., Sandra Popiela, Business Manager, busily writes of Pioneer Pioneer typists are Hanna Guip, Toni Heed, Sharon Skager, subscriptions. and Sandra Popielcr. Adds New Features The whole Pioneer Staff takes time out from their regular jobs to listen to Ioe explain a thumbnail for one of the pages in the yearbook. pictuies were accomplished. In addition to this. copy was written and rewritten to make it concise and clear. As the last pages were typed, proofread, and shipped to press, the staff sighed in relief and happiness. Mrs. Krisko, due to illness, was unable to work as advisor during the second semester. The PIONEER staff is gratetul to Miss Thompson who assumed the respon- , 5 1 sibilities during her absence. V' ,,,, x The annuals were distributed to the wait- be ,,e ,kat-5 ing student body at a dance held in Iune. The if P 'lll E ss Q f efforts put forth by the staff were all forgotten y 'Zigi lg' In as they watched with pleasure the reactions js ' of the students as they looked over the com- pleted book. Pictured here are David Lacey and Pete Sedan working with Ioe Perko on the lay-outs for tne annual. Satisfied students autograph yearbooks at the annual dance which is given for the purpose ol passing out the Pioneers. Tolly Times Staff Tolly Times Staff discusses articles in paper to eliminate future errors. The members of the Tolly Times staff were ever alert to report to the students, faculty, and community news that would be ofinterest. The first assignments were those of the reporters who gathered information from the various buildings, wrote it up, and turned in completed stories. Next the above items were proofread and typed on dummy. Stencils were typed and mimeographing process followed. The entire staff cooperated in producing a neat attractive Tolly Times for your reading. DOUG FRANK Editor-in-Chief Barbara Popa, Iulia Phillips, Gloria Gillespie, and Suzanne Rhoads receive papers which they are to sell. Tolly Times typists are Barbara Popa, Martha Thompson, Iulia Phillips, Doug Frank, and Marcia Michaelson. Puts n Many ExtraH0u,rs BERNICE CORPUS Marcia Michaelson and Barbara Popa mimeograph the pages of the paper. Managing Editor Members of the staff staple pages of the Tolly Times together. Reporters sit down to write their stories for the paper. They are irom leit to right, FRONT ROW: Grace Gordon, Pat Archinard. SECOND ROW: Barbara Popa, Conchita Smith, Barbara Sotiroff, and Gloria Gillespie, tudent C0 uncil Student Council officers, from left to right, are Nancy Kelly, Bill Krill and Dr. Martin look through scrapbook of past secretary: Bill Krill, treasurer: Myra Someson, president, Vince activities. Panozzo, vice-president: and Dr. Martin, sponsor, Carrying out their duty of representing the days kept the council busy during the first semester. student body, the Senior Student Council met every The policy of publishing a monthly calendar with Wednesday morning with their new sponsor, Dr. all important activity dates was resumed. Martin. As the school year drew to a close, the mem- Planning for successful homecoming festivities bers undertook the responsibility of conducting the and decorating the school for the Christmas holi- elections for next year's class officers. S C7 Members of the Senior Student Council. from left to right. are, BOTTOM ROW: Sharon Padol, Myra Someson, Beverly Lemp. Susan Toby. and Bemice Corpus. TOP ROW: Vincent Panozzo, Carolyn Skager. Nancy Kelley. Carol Sargeant, Merce Irby, Bill Krill, and Mr. Martin, sponsor. Makes Up Monthl alendar Members of the Student Council discuss preparations for homecoming. ,.,..--0' W1 ii! T5 Student Council undertook the task of decorating the football field for homecoming game. 3 Nancy Kelley, Myra Someson. and Bill Krill work on monthly Myra Someson hands Sharon Williams her mum which the calendar. Student Council sold for the homecoming game. Sock Hop Attracts Many Students The first dance to be held in the new Tolleston gymnasium was sponsored by the Senior Student Council. The sock hop, which took the place of the Council Cotillion, was a huge success. The feature of the evening was the selection of the boy and girl with the most originally decorated socks. They were both awarded a prize which, of course, consisted of cr pair of socks. Alice Manriquez's feet were covered with little girl's faces. made from col- ored yarn. Terry Palmateer wore blue and white striped basketball socks, which could easily be seen, for his pant legs were rolled up to his knees. Dancing to records continued until ten o'clock, which marked the close of an evening that everyone was reluctant to end. Hanna and Peto wait for Beverly to stamp Carolyn and Terry before being admitted into the dance. Whether dancing or listening students had an enjoyable evening. antasy Proves To Belfuge Success Spatin Club sponsors, Mr. Gonzales and Mr. Elliott, look through the plans for the coming tyear. K ,I , 1.3! .gf Spatin Club officers, from bottom to top, are Sharon Padol, president: Myra Someson, vice-president: Shirley Iohanson, secretary: Hanna Guip, treasurer: Diane Bulza, art director: Linda Langbehn, social chairman: and Doug Frank, business manager. Not pictured is Lawrence Montgomery, publicity chairman. Spatin Club is composed of students who are taking, or have previously taken Latin or Spanish. This year's activities began with a dance held after the Tolleston vs. Lew Wallace football game. This was intended to raise funds for the annual Starlight Fantasy, the club's biggest project. The Fantasy was held at the school gym on Ianuary 16. Everyone Couples danced the night away in a night club atmosphere. danced to the music of Iohn Baker's Combo. For the first time the gym was transformed into an exotic night club. At the annual Christmas party, excitement and fun reached a peak as several students frantically tried to break the traditional Spanish pinata and sent candy showering into anxiously waiting hands. Several students take time out from dancing to enjoy some refreshments. , nu 1OO patin l 'TJ '1 all Third-year Spatin Club members, from left to right, are: BOTTOM ROW: Dorothy Luptak, Ianice Vereb, Myra Someson, Sharon Williams, Carol Braatz, Iackie Birns, Gloria Guzik, and Linda Langbehn. SECOND ROW: Sharon Skager, Doris Erler, Sharon Padol. Diane Bulza, Donna Daronatsy, Ioyce Vician, Lynette Green, Bernice Corpus, and Evergene Edwards. THIRD ROW: Carol Dixon. Carolyn Slcager, Barbara Knuclson, Toni Heed, Grace Gordon, Shirley Iohanson, Ierrie Powell, Ioan Vician, and Hanna Guip, 'TOP ROW: Doug Frank, lim Lynch, Iohn Lamlalusi, Randy Pajor, Bob Budgin, Al Knezevich, and Dan Wick. TWWT Second-year Spatin Club members, trom left to right, are: BOTTOM ROW: Mardell Davis, Bernadine Iackson, Iudy Koester, Maxine Davis, Linda Clark, Sharon Fuller, Elma lean Flournoy, and Julia Phillips. MIDDLE ROW: Alice Piqee, Charmaine Flynn, Cheryl Elliott, Nancy Kelley, Nancy Boyd, Martha Thompson, Charlotte Lane, and Mary Io Moss. TOP ROW: Connie Millender, Suzanne Rhoads, Lawrence Montgomery, George Miller, Thomas Green, Kathy Duffy, Arlene Walker, and Sandy Seydel. U Membe rs hip Increased First-year Spatin Club Members, from left to right, are. BOTTOM ROW: Sandy Wall, Sharon Willison, Donna Marcyanik, Sue Toby. Sharon Miskovich, Elaine Klimek, Susan Gutierrez, and Shirley Tucker. SECOND ROW: Gloria Equia, Beverly Lemp, Gloria Nunley, Linda Wright, Clara Christy, Claudia Lyons, Christine Rogers, Iudy Voyt, lane Tiernan, and Shelly Smith. THIRD ROW: Cynthia Tiernan, Betty Holcomb, Barbara Nicholson, Rosetta Dillard, Given Grant, Gloria Gillespie, Geraldine Evans, Tonda Hall, Ioanne Holcomb, Beverly Moore, and Bonnie Iohnson. TOP ROW: Sandy Wilcynski, Mary Pytel, Art Bartolini, Dennis Dungy, Veldie Hubbard, Vince Panozzo, Paul Pachappa, lim Marando, Ronnie Wonsowicz, Iohn Lubash, and Diane Bilicki. The formal candlelight ceremony was held in the school library. Cov-ered with noodles, liver, powder, and perfume, the initiates had reached the climax of the Spatin Club oath after the president. At last they became full-fledged members. A Latin theme was used for this year's Spatin Club's initiation. The new members, attired in Roman costumes, were paraded through the streets of Tolleston. Except for a few lost sandals, everyone arrived at the American Legion in one piece. Hold her Hanna! Sharon needs a fresh supply. Iane Tiernan lights her candle for the formal ceremony of Spatin Club's initiation. ., ML 101 102 irlsa G ee Club And Officers of the Mixed Chorus are, from left to right. STANDING: Gerrie Hydo, treasurer: Patricia Archinard publicity manager: Elma lean Floumoy, secretary: Leona Tillery. librarian: and Iohnnie Bell Pearson, vice-president. SITTING: Iaclrie Bims. president: and at the piano Doris Evans, librarian. Miss Dornroese gets ready to give the down- bect for a sonq by the Mixed Chorus. ' '- 2 if n 5 X N ff I ll ll' 1 2 While Miss Domroese plays the piano. Mixed Chorus sings a number at the Christmas program. Mixed Chorus Separate Gan A A I Members ot the Girls' Glee Club are, left to right, BOTTOM ROW: Gerrie Hydo, Delores Velez, Edwina McCaster, Delores Clark, Gloria Campbell, Sharon Wright, Iackie Bims, and Helen Wilson. MIDDLE ROW: Ienniier Barnes, Albertine Mayes, Leona Tillery, Pat Clark, Nancy Yocum, Bertina Washington, Marcia Burns, Maggie Mables, Bernice Davis, Bonita Sheldon, Sandra Chisom, and Ianalene Harris. TOP ROW: Betty Keys, Pat Archinard, Elma Iean Flournoy, Carolyn Ross, Iune Lewis, Nanette Wyatt, Barbara Story, Doris Evans, Geraldine Keys, Alice Mitchell, Iohnnie Bell Fearson, Madine Blakeley, and Annette Barber. Members of the Mixed Chorus are, from left to right, FIRST ROW: Carol Carter, Delores Flournoy, Mary Collins, Gerrie Hydo. Iackie Bims, and Ioyce Stolz. SECOND ROW: Annette Washington, Ruth Kruk, Annie Boynak, Bonnie Gaczkowski, Theresa Salinas, Earline Reynolds, Beverly Smith, Cheryl Flournoy, Carol Shirvinski, Carolyn Mitchell, Barbara Story, and Gladys Ursery. THIRD ROW: Sharon Yover, Kathy Krecik, Barbara Knudson, Annabelle Walker, Myrtle Smith, Frankie Byrd, Allean Pimpleton, Sarah O'Neal, Ienniier Barnes, and Gloria Gillespie. FOURTH ROW: Ernest Moore, William Irby, David Kelly, Andrew Bowen, Lonnie Nunn, Melvin Nelson, Bob Ioros, Lawrence Montgomery, Raul Torres, Doris Swope, Arthur Andrews, Ronald Ross, Iohn Iohnson, William Waddell, Ed Walker, Edward Hubanks, and Clyde Cook. tO3 104 1 4 The band officers are, Al Knezevich, treasurer: and Shirley Iohanson, secretary. Not pictured are Gloria Hutson, president: and Sandra Hutson, business manager. Tolleston's Concert Band proved that practice and hard work bring results with their splendid performances at football games. Playing for the solo and ensemble contest was rewarding for many of the band members who came back with first and second place medals. An added attraction this year was the band's performances at the basketball games in our new gym. This new attraction added to the school spirit Band Plays At xl! X , Mr. Edmund Bielski, band director, and Mr. George Koutas, assistant band director, are pictured with their favorite instruments. in many ways. At the annual Spring Concert the students dis- played their talents by playing beautiful overtures, marches, and novelty tunes. Here, also, the stu- dents showed their appreciation by presenting their directors with gifts. The last event of the school year for this organiza- tion was the playing of Pomp and Circumstance at Commencement Exercises. The majorettes, from left to right, are Donna Harmon, Shirley Iohanson, and Iudy Sudroff. Not pictured is Gloria Hutson. Basketball Games Members of the Clarinet Section, lrom left to right, are, BOTTOM ROW: Sandra Hutson, Shirley lohanson, Art Bartolini, and Dave Bikotf. MIDDLE ROW: lane Kisylia, Martha Smith, and Elaine Klimek. TOP HOW: Victor Coulter, Iudy Sudroff, Given Grant, and Gloria Hutson. Members of the Bass and Alto Clarinet Section. from left to right, are, BOTTOM ROW: Thomas Green, Art Bartolini, and Gloria Hutson. TOP ROW: Walter Wilder, and Dave Bikofi. Members of the Trumpet Section, from left to right, are, lack Blankinship, Steve Koves, Ross Guzik, Larry Vorkapich, Eugene Iordan, Norbert Green, and Leonard Wiley. 105 106 tudents Win Members oi the Bass and Horn Section, from leit to right, are Carol Scott, Andy Stefanovich, Iim Kristensen, Melvin McGill, and Emmett Hunt. L.-.I Htl Members of the Trombone and Baritone Section, from left to right, are Fred Tandy, Wyatte Worline, Diane Haywood, Robert Oleska, and Walter Peterson. Members of the Saxophone Section, from left to right, are Alberta Czubik, Charles Hood, Paul Pachapa, Thomas Green, and Ioan Kisylia. Awards In Contest Members of the Percussion Section, from left to right, are Al Knezevich, Dennis Dungy, Leon Green, Sylvester Chapple, Emest Berry, Yvonne Peterson, Lee Moss, and Richard Vereb, Members of the Color Guard, from left to right, are David Corralez, Casimir Galindo, Terry Alvarado, and Harold Blakely. embers of the Flute Section, from left right, are Mary Williams, Donna zrmon, and Theresa Sheridan. 107 108 amera lub Holds Discussions on the fine paints and prize-winning photographs played a big part in the Camera Club meetings. April twenty-ninth was a big date for Camera Club members, as it marked the day of their annual dance, Since the club has been in existence for fifteen years now, the dance was appropriately called Anniversary Many of the shutter-snappers entered the National Photography Contest, but by tar the biggest project was to take pictures of the Photogenic King and Queen candidates. Miss Olive Leskow, th-e club sponsor, was very happy about the increase in membership, and she hopes for even more members in the coming year. MISS OLIVE LESKOW Sponsor tx' ff fA,Q :v 7'H , 4. 'Q K M 7 . W 1 D I , ,.,, il! g ,tl j:- iff? Q ihrrl , 4 1 During the year, members oi the club learned to run the complex photograph-enlarging machine. Photographing the Mr. and Miss Photo- genic candidates kept the Camera Club members busy many days after school. - Annivers a r Dance h, ...Q ' r h e .7 ,Q X ' , 0 :,, , s , sm - Q 3 SSX L K 3 y I - D . 4 f if J K 5 'P - - : is K ' N ,W.,r.,- Processing prints is much easier with the new dryer. One of the most interesting parts of the Camera Club is the de- veloping of negatives. Cl b mb s from left to right are' BOTTOM ROW' Ioyce Pisarski Linda Clark, Carol Dixon, Lynn Osika, Merry Carol Camera u me er , , . . , Iaeger, and Mardell Davis. MIDDLE HOW: Sharon Fuller, Gloria Velez. Dolores Velez, Ioan Kadelak, Pat Persin. lean Mohrherr. ' ' l C ' D 'd Corralez. TOP ROW: Richard Vereb, Casimir Galmdo, Brenda Zak, Irene Nemtuda, Elaine Brady. Angeo eja, avi 109 110 Discussing plans with Miss Thompson are, from left to right: Iudy Lorence, secretary: Doug Frank, president: Carol Dixon, treasurer: Martha Thompson. vice-presidentg and Charlotte Yudt, social chairman. Drama lub Every Tuesday evening Room 102 was full of excitement. This was gener- ally caused by the members of the Drama Club who were busy auditioning or rehearsing for a new skit or play. When the auditions were over, the members were given copies of their parts to learn. After they learned them, the first rehearsal was called, and they acted them out, improving with time. When the play was well along, the final dress rehearsal was planned. The members then polished the rough spots in their roles and were ready for the performance. This was the big day: those weeks of work finally paid off. Aside from the actual presentation of the plays, the Drama Club had other things of importance to complete. The new constitution was drawn up and written, and dues were collected. ,X ' Drama Club members, from left to right, are: BOTTOM HOW: Bemadine Iohnson, Sharon Fuller, Linda Clark, Ioan Kisyljq, Lucille Nadolski, Gloria Nunley, lane Buzanowski, and Margaret Intrieri. MIDDLE ROW: Mattie Sledge, Esther Brown, Carol Gillespie. Betty Hydo, Martha Thompson. Charlotte Lane. Betty Holcomb, Maxine Golston, and Barbara Wilson. TOP ROW: Vardaman Mosley Benjamin Ianuary, Cynthia Kvachkoff, Carol Dixon, Iudy Lorence, Charlotte Yudt, Betty Nicholson, Connie Millender, Ioanne Holcombi Iarnes Marando, and Doug Frank. Presents Skit A Drama Club meetings officers often discuss plays with members, Ip ,,, wilt ! Club members shown here are busy Ioan Kisylia demonstrates the fine art of acting to other rehearsing :ND or 11-in LINE. Q Dmmc Club membefs- skit presented at the talent show. wif? if fs Members often get together into groups to read and discuss their parts. 11 112 Teachers Speak At F. T.A. Meetings me The Carl Frazen Chapter of the Future Teachers of America was under the sponsor- ship this year of Mr. Lynn Lowe, our new guidance counselor. Throughout the year junior and senior members were given the opportunity to re- ceive valuable experience in the field of teaching. The girls substituted for the high school and grade school teachers while they attended meetings or when they arrived late due to bad weather. At the regular meetings guest teachers were invited to speak to the members about their different fields of teaching. This gave the members an idea of which fi-eld they would like to enter. At Christmas time, a party was given for the members and their escorts. F.T.A. officers, from left to right, are: Ioyce Pisarski, secretary: Arlene Walker, historian: Sandra Seydel, vice-president: Sharon Skager, treasurer: Martha Thompson, president: Suzanne Rhoads, parliamentarian: and Mr. Lynn Lowe, sponsor. New members are lighting their candles in order to be formally initiated into F.T.A. F.T.A. members, from left to right, are: BOTTOM ROW: Evergene Edwards, Sharon Skager, Myrtle Smith, lane Tiernan, Barbara Pepa, Beverly Lemp, lane Buzanowski, and Beverly Smith. THIRD ROW: Carol Braatz, Alice Piggee, Geraldine Seats, Bertha Sneed, Lynettie Green, Bernice Corpus, Mary Lou Toby, Mary Brown, Shelley Smith, Mattie S'edge, Maxine Davis. Iackie Bems, and Gloria Guzik. SECOND HOW: Betty Hyde, Lucille Nadolski, Thelma Nunn, Martha Thompson, Beverly Moore, Merce Irby, Kenny Spear- man, Marcia Michaelson, Cynthia Tieman. Nancy Kelley, Mary Pytel, Ioyce Pisarski, and Iudy Voyt. TOP ROW: Cynthia Kvachkoff. Iudy Larence, Pam Petkovich. Arlene Walker, Kathy Duffy, Suzanne Rhoades, Grace Gordon, Barbara Story, Diane Bilicki, Charlotte Yudt, Sandra Seydel, Rosetta Dillard, Annette Washington, and Connie Millinder. Artists Paint hristmas Mural Art Club officers. from lett to right. are: Alice Piggie, president: Ianice Doborsky, vice-president: Bertha Q Sneed, secretary: Miss Margaret Culkosky, sponsor: Ronetta Hardin. cofsecretary: Sandra Melton, treas- urer: Maudiah Abad, chairman of projects. . f qmw. 1 The Art Club's biggest project this year was the drawing of a mural, depicting biblical scenes, for the school. An honorary member, Emeric Zavada, helped with this mural. With the coming of Christmas and Easter, the members made corsages which were sold to the students in school. The Club's activities were not all work, how- ever. A party was held at Christmas time and a field trip was taken in the Spring. Esther Satmary and Ann Pytel assist while Emeric Zavada and Don Labash paint Christmas mural. The Art Club members, lrom left to right, are: BOTTOM ROW: Diane Haywood, Cheryl Elliott, Sharon Willison. Earlene Reynolds, and Anna Bell Walker. SECOND ROW: Thelma Nunn, Honetta Hardin, Ianet Coppess, Sandra Melton, Geraldine Seats. Clara Christy, and Diane Ferguson. THIRD ROW: lessie Sneed, Ianice Doborsky, Nancy Boyd, Annie Boynak. Alice Piggie, Iuanita Borom, Bertha Sneed, and Mattie Sledge. FOURTH BOW: Raymond Duran, Lee Shukitis, Fred Romanski, Iessie Williams. Iohn Petrukitas, Charles Weitze, and Dean Buse. FIFTH HOW: Iayne Buzanowskif Maudiah Abad, Patricia Doborsky, Mary Moss, Charlotte McDaniels, Frances Wilson, Ann Pytel, and Esther Satmary. 113 Science lublluilds bservatory A ' A ' .,, . ,e I X A 'f -- YY, 72 f V' , 4 HY 2-'Y 'x ,, ,. .,A..,,..-f- ' Science Club officers, lett to right, Tom Malenshek, George Miller, Walter Kienzynslri. and Leonard Vargas, watch as the sponsors, Mr. Moore and Mr. Riedel discuss a report. .f ' This past year the Science Club has been constructing an observatory to be erected atop the new industrial arts building. This observa- tory will be fitted with a telescope also built by the members of the club. The Science Club has been quite busy setting up displays for the show case in the main building. You may have been among those fortunate enough to see these displays. Among those in the case, the chemistry divi- sion's display on the products of coal and the astronomy division's display of photographs and diagrams of telescopes and planets ranked high. The members have been attending and sponsoring many fairs also. They have attended the National Science F air at Indianapolis in May and have sponsored the school science fair held during the month of March. I it A K Htl y y y . g f if I -fr 'f f' '.',f S i ,.,. S 'f f ' l if H-. S f - 5 Su fi .Q,l f Iwi' 4 2 1 VV g A H .,... H , I hm V- , N 'v 51 ,' 5 is Z Allan Nugnis and Danny Wick . T 'j f'-4' f- W ' ' ' ' watch as Iohn Lamfalusi, t A 5 'I' ,Eg -D George Miller. and Milan ' UQ t ' f Bilyak work on a project. 7 r T , ff 1. D 1 -e , 1 A I, Q- c ' X X ' , a- A li 9 A D 1 l Reading Uf Good Literature Is Emphasize-2d ,nn.L,,. . l. . . . . Library Club members, from left to right, are: BOTTOM ROW: Margaret lntrieri, Minnie Spears, Mary Io Moss, Sharon Willison, Sharon Harris, Alberta Czubik, Mardell Davis, Myrtle Smith. Bernice Corpus, and Gerry Hydo. TOP ROW: Evergene Edwards, Annabelle Walker. Bertha Sneed, Shelley Smith, Lynetta Green Kathleen Shrader, Beverly Moore, Esther Brown, Mattie Sledge, and Gloria Nunley. The Library Club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Willie Mae Pitts, the new librarian, has aroused students' interest in the reading of good literature by writing book reviews for the school paper and setting up book displays in the showcase. The members also helped in keeping the new brightly painted library in order and tak- ing care of the newly-acquired materials, lj ...J Mary Collins and Gerry Hydo are busy finding information for research work. Mrs. Willie Mae Pitts, Library Club's new sponsor, is instructing the club's otiicers on the use of the filmstrip tile. Pictured, from left to right, are, Alberta Czbik, president: Mardell Davis, vice- president: and Bertha Sneed, treasurer. Not pictured is Bernice Corpus, secretary. Our new gym, which seats 1,400 cheering fans, has greatly helped Tolleston's school spirit and has given the team the moral support necessary to win. The convenient facilities for practicing enabled our basketball team to distinguish itself again this year with many wins and a second place in the West N. I. H. S. C. Fighting all the way but not having much luck, our football team played enthusiastically. Although they didn't win all the games, the good sportsmanship displayed will long be re- membered. Our baseball team furnished all opponents with tough competition. Working as a group they presented us with im- pressive scores. Tolleston also excelled in two newly-formed teams, tennis and wrestling, this past year. The city champ, Ken Badylak, and our other excellent players gave their opponents a difficult time in tennis competition. The Wrestling Team brought 'addi- tional honors to Tolleston by being the only team in Gary that was undefeated during the regular season. Track and X-Country, under new coaching, upheld its good name in all events--running, jumping, and hurdling. In whatever sport we enter, Tolleston is known for fair play and good sportsmanship. We are proud of our teams and happy to say they represent our school. SPO - i s wpx O kv Tx i ' X ,ak , uf- K L -, My , .- 4 i ,, .5 - ,. V v ff ,M Q Z Q, 4, , m , 1 , f 4, 'fr fl , , 1 f , . , '0- ,W ' 1 I , Mm, I ' 1 1 f 4 , , ,cf ' ,f W A , 9, 1 ' , ff, X , X fx 'fx 1 ' ' ' ' ' , K I 1 ., 'f fi XK4 if I .rv 4 f Q, - ' f Dj ' ,j- f X Z L4-gf, V' , ,V J X'ff f. V W '. Q Mb 7 K , f 1 , 1 5, f L ff? 4 F , ' 'Q f f 34 ff -0 1, ? Lx ,k I , , sf!-, 1 G ,za If f 1 1 fl ,f 199 . X 4. 20 118 Fre shmen Ill E -.I llll ,T 1' .,.,s i , l . f.- :'f:,5. ' l ' .. . -Rh ' iii li- grfmi - U, if v, W rlila'B3s'lllB Members oi the football squad are pictured leit to right, FIRST ROW: Kenneth Rollins, Ramon Duran, Edward Mannie, Richard Wochowslci, loe Acevedo, Mickey Chestovich, Lee Shukutis, Doris Swope, Iohn Batchilor, Iesse Grimes, Menzo Battle, Donald Cook. and Ellis Harris. SECOND ROW: Tony Dujmovich, Dean Buse, Mike Hallo, Bob Budgin, Bill Krill, Iohn Wallace, Dean Stasak, Andy Petkovich, Richard Banas, ludson lones, Merce Irby, Henry Smith, and Robert Skolak. THIRD ROW: Coach Kay, Bob Ioros, Iohn lohnson, Robert Wilson. Bob Trzecialc, Willie Lloyd, William Iopaitis, Louis Sayles, Vincent Panozzo, Robert Holden, Clyde Cook. Ezekiel Barber, Richard Stmna Andrew Bowen. cnd Coach lfllkine, sv-':Z.. ?7 1 f' ' ' ,, ' ,,..,lV ' A,-'reg as-i ','5 - ' 1' - t 1 1 . 1 yu , . , X I' ' ' Y 1 Y- wr fum, . LY I 5.33 1 me E, ,.J ...f.f UE!! tl! W 'lj f lv IQ ----- L f..-?i..2 B F': asa Wren 'KT M 1, sg! r FV . Pictured here are Tolleston's Varsity Football coaches. Left to right, are: Coach Fred tRedl Elkins, assistant coach, and Coach Victor B. Kay. head coach. Ray Duran and Zeke Barber bring down a Gary Roosevelt player in a game at Gilroy Field. Big Andy Petkovich finishes up the work that Iesse Grimes had started. L , f Are City humps Members of the Freshman team are pictured lett to right: Ierry Yudt, Emmett Hunt, Bill Borda, Robert Alexander, Larry Trzeciak, Emest Adams, Charles Beard, Emmett Iones, and Ernest Berry. SECOND ROW SEATED: Charles Strong, Wayne Fleming, Robert Roper, T. C. Wallace, Aaron Regans, Iames Gunn. Melvin Thomas, and Iames Fleming. THIRD ROW STANDING: Mr. Keseley, Ronald Runions. Donald Watkins, Iimmy Evans, Richard Serbin, Laydell Wheeler, Phocion Robinson, Larry Moore, Perry Brooks, Larry Mikelonious, Philip Kelley, Ralph Runions, and Mr. Nelson. Missing from the picture are: Mr. Farroh, assistant coach, and Curtis Wilson. T. C. Wallace of Tolleston's Frosh City Champs is upended while Aaron Regans and Melvin Thomas watch the action. This rugged line action is one of the reasons that Clyde Cook, Iudson Iones, Bob Ioros, Andrew Bowen, and Rich Banas were all stalwarts in Tolleston's defensive machine. 119 120 Varsit Has we fl Q Mz..,,31vsr-f S+: A BOB IOROS and TONY DUIMOVICH EZEKIEL BARBER ANDREW BOWEN RICH BANAS CLYDE COOK Tackle Quarterback G1-laid Guard Co-Captains G A M E S C O R E S e They 0 Horace Mann ..... .. 7 13 Wirt .............,....,.,,, .. 12 7 Gary Roosevelt ,,.... .. 41 6 Emerson ,...........,, .. 19 13 Horace Mann .......... .. 26 19 Hammond Clark .... .. 33 13 Valparaiso ..,..... .. 30 0 Lew Wallace .... .. 25 18 I-'robel ...,.......... .. 39 0 Hobart ..... .. 50 Merce Irby, Bob Ioros, and Louis Sayles coverage on Horace Mann ballcarrier. CLYDE coox JOE ACEVEDO - 1OHN WALLACE JOHN 1oHNsoN DEAN Busy: End Quarterback 'A 7,1 , Guard Haliback h X, Cenier R0 ugh Season MERCE IRBY BOB IOROS RICHARD STRONG BOB TRZECIAK LOUIS SAYLES Halfback Halfback Tackle End Tackle The Blue Raiders opened this year's foot- ball campaign with a thrilling 13-12 victory over Wirt. The next four games were lost to Roosevelt, Emerson, Horace Mann, and Ham- mond Clark respectively. Losing the Valparaiso game, 30-13, was heartbreaking: neverth-eless, school spirits were raised by To1leston's good playing during the second half. The final three games of the season also ended in losses. Bob Ioros and Clyde Cook, co-captains of the team, along with Richard Banas and Ezekiel Barber, were prospects for the All-City team. The Raiders, though winning only one game were all winners in the department of sportsmanship. Coach Kay has great hopes for next year since the Reserve and Freshman teams both closed the season's impressive victories. ANDY PETKOVICH IESSE GRIMES BOB BUDGIN BOB WILSON F Hot on the trail of a Gary Emerson bcxllcarrier are Clyde Cook and Andrew Bowen. WILLIAM IONATIS Guard Fullback Guard End Tackle fn- ' ,wi f C, f ' W at wha ff, W. - :sy , ,K f.,, MY' 'WMM ,'VA' I fu, , ,Wf ,WM fs r ' M,s,y?6-Q'-f J, , 4 we-.ff , A4191 1' . Y 7-Wui14'7?7g,2f, , ,lie WT V my' fr ,, 4,24 41, qw' my f' -M T 4 1- , 'rf' z 4 , , ' , A A, , ff' , f 4 1 V ,-vt 'L , , I l' tp' , 121 199 New Teams Have Successful Season :Swv Wrestling team members, from left to right, are: FIRST ROW: Omar Rogers, Woodie Grady, Ierome Nedott, Raul Torres, Lester Collins, Iim Evans, Doris Swope, and Roy Nunn. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Spearman, Wayne Fleming, Hector Iimeniz, Angle Lugo. Eddie Mannie, Thomas Hill, Glendor Taylor, and Roger l-Gnqbehn. THIRD ROW: Coach Farroh, Ronald Moore, Bemard Harris, Student Manager: Felix Soto, Kenneth Rollins, Maynard Beard, William Bardo, Arthur McCleoud, Iesse Grimes, Vincent Panozzo, Student Manager, and Melvin Nelson. This year we have two new teams to carry the name of Tolleston on to victory. They are the tennis team, headed by Coach Belle, and the wrestling team, coached by Mr. Farroh. The newly formed wrestling team was the only team in Gary that went undefeated during the regular season. Coach Farroh is looking forward to a good season next year as the only team members graduating are Melvin Nelson, Thomas Hill, and Arthur McCleoud. The tennis team had a slow season, winning four of seven matches. But Coach Belle, like Coach Farroh, is looking forward to a bright season next year with the majority of his players returning. Tolleston's tennis players are, leh to right: Floyd Bulza, Ken Badylak, Ben Ianuary, Vardamon Mosley, Richard Dujmovich, Iohn Konersky, Walter Czarnecki, Coach Belle, and Pete Daronatsy. -QX . W. Q? his my stty' A B --2' 'ffssafrfii 'sh ,fl r Tolleston Has ew Track Coach are: FRONT ROW, left to right: Fred Tandy, and Paul Griffin. SECOND Ed Walker, Iohn Haney, Percy Flack, Tom Gillespie, Thomas Hill, Iordan. THIRD ROW: Bennie Reynolds, Iames Hill, Clarence Borom, Leonard Wiley, and Ronald Ross. FOURTH ROW: 'Willie Sanders, Tom Patton, Leroy Doyle, Charles Iohns, George Miller, Leonard Osborne, Howard Harris, and Peter Thomas. FIFTH ROW: Charles Gholston, Billy Nance, Edward Tate, Royal Wyatt. Ernest Moore, Ierry Lewis, Albert Mayes, William Irby, and Vernon Flack Cross-Country team members ROW: Clarence Underwood, Norbert Green, and Eugene Lcrry Tandy, Boyce Williams, morning and evening. The new coach was looking to a good season with half of last year's 880 relay team and three- fourths of the mile relay team returning. When Coach Gonzales took over the reins as head track coach at Tolleston, he set out to make sure that the Raiders would be highly regarded as a state track power. Boys in new blue and gray uniforms could be seen jogging around the school Track team members pictured below are, left to right: FIRST ROW: Arthur McCleoud, Eddie Mannie, William Irby, Iohn Iohnson, Ezekial Barber, Vernon Flack, Menzo Battle, Charles Iohns, Harold Hinton, and Ellis Harris. SECOND ROW: Willie Lloyd, Doris Swope, Larry Tandy, Leroy Mitchell, Robert Roper, Ierome Barner, Iesse Grimes, Edward Tate, and Tom Gillespie. THIRD ROW: James Wright, Charles Gholston, Willie Sanders, Leonard Wiley, Paul Griffin, Bennie Reynolds, Eugene Iordan, and Leroy Doyle. FOURTH ROW: Wilbur Iohnson, George Miller, Thomas Hill, Alexander Gohlston, and Maurice Davis. FIFTH ROW: T. C. Wallace, Charles D. Howard, and Sidney Gunn, SIXTH ROW: Managers, Clarence Borom, William Wiley, and Harold Cox. I I COACH GONZALES 123 Tolles ton Finishes Second 47-CH 30 44 425 Varsity basketball team, from left to right, are: FRONT ROW: Mickey Chestovich, student manager: Aaron Regans, Tom Patton, Bobby Vance, mascot: Bob Wilson, Bill Paige, student manager, and Coach Ioe Vance. BACK ROW: Sidney Gunn, Albert Mayes, Royal Wyatt, Ierry Lewis, Louis Sayles, Bob Holden, and Clyde Cook. Led by Torn Petey Patton and Clyde Cook, co- captains, the Blue Raiders enjoyed another prosper- ous basketball season. Winning fifteen of twenty-one games during the regular season, Tolleston was at one time ranked ninth in the state. The Raiders had a chance to win their first share in a conference championship, but it virtually went up in smoke when they lost to Hammond Tech. leaving the field wide open for East Chicago Washington Much of this year's success can be accounted to To11eston's new gymnasium. Both the reserve and the varsity squads had additional time to practice, thus improving their playing. Tolleston took part in two tournaments this sea- son, the traditional Holiday Tourney and the Elkhart Tourney. During the Holiday Tourney the Raiders easily won the first two games against Horace Mann and Froebel, but the play-off game against Roosevelt resulted in a loss for Tolleston. In the Elkhart Tourney, we won against Fort Wayne S. S., however, a margin of two points caused us to lose the second game against Elkhart. Graduation will hit the Raiders hard this year, since they will lose four of the five starters. Sidney Gunn, Royal Wyatt, Clyde Cook, and Tom Patton are the players Tolleston wlil miss most next year. In spire of this loss, Coach Ioe Vance is looking ahead to a bright future for next year's team. S C O R E S We They 47 Wirt ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Uvg, 4 1 54 Edison ,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, 3 9 50 Michigan City ,.,.,,. ,,,, 6 9 58 Froebel ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, ,-,, 6 2 75 Hammond ,,,,,,,,,,.,.,. llh- 5 2 56 Roosevelt ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, ..,, 8 4 58 Hammond Clark ,,,,,,, Agnl 4 5 68 Valparaiso ...,,,.,,,,., ,,,, 4 7 55 Horace Mann ,,,,,,,,, ,,,, 4 2 65 V Emerson ,..,..,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, 5 6 74 E. C. Roosevelt ,...,,,,, ,,,, 5 2 52 S. B. Washington .,,,,,, ,,,. 5 0 60 E. C. Washington ,,,,,,, -,,, 5 1 75 Wallace ...............,.,,,, ,ndh 6 1 49 Hammond Tech ......, ,,,, 5 7 In WestN.I.H.S.C CLYDE ,. ,. COOK 5 'ls A . AN 126 Frosh Basketball Team ...T...,, J... Reserve basketball players are pictured above. FRONT ROW: Leroy Dcvle fstudent managerl, lim Ioros, Clarence Underwood, Ed Walker, Billy Nance, Merce Irby, and Tommy Skolak lstudent managerl. BACK ROW: Iohnny Peterson, Richard Strong, Willie Lloyd. Keith Redmon, Lorenzo Rogers, Iudson Iones, and Howard Harris. Coach Ioe Vance gives Raiders advice during a timeout at one oi the games. Here is the tipoff to the initial game in 'l'olleston's new gym. Wins City rown Clyde Cook goes in for a layup as Royal Wyatt and Sidney Gunn watch. t qu.- an-p An Frosh city champs pictured from left to right, are, FRONT ROW: Larry Tandy, Harold Blakely, Ronald Mesarch, Walter Irby, Pete Daronatsy, lack May. SECOND ROW: Tony Martin, Melvin Thomas, Art Gonzalez, lohn Haney. Robert Alexander, Donald Watkins, Ierry Yudt, and Perry Brooks. THIRD ROW: Ernest Adams, End Kaminski, Iohn Swerdon, Lawrence Harmon, T. C. Wallace, Robert Roper, Curtis Wilson, and Pete Ross Cstudent managerl. f C L' X -' 3 f,1,f f J 3,43 ,te - i T it ' ffaff 55344 ',,' f , f, ff, , , ',:,,g,f1, ,I 54 ,wif Q , ff fyggf-5,-' f , , f , ' r, , ' ff f T , T 1 T f' wi, ' +I s , is , . f M ' 23 Lf' i g Q ' V .Iwi ff, !,K,.y!,4f,5g,:M, , M V X, 2 4 A V 1 V' rw. - Z.. ,X V 'fs trtt S ' R if 5552! ' . . ' fi,t , J 'WP , ., 1 H Bob Wilson attempts a pass in to center, Royal tfvy ,W 7 f f ,I Qffff' ji fs 213' , Wyatt, while Sidney Gunn tries to get position 5 V Z1 i Wi., f j under the basket' 5 ,, , 1, W 7 iz .teach .haw J vt, V 1 6 ', gif f f , , 2, ,, ff- , f ' v 'f X, f . ., , H ' , V f 'ffwvf '- ' iff' ., , - . . T ,. ,fn , it ' ,, f , ,gp 1 ' ff , W my gt ,M - ., . 'typf I , f 1 f f, , . 4 ff.-bw 0 , ,, , f' f'tt ' ,. if ,f J , 'Z-J' f ' C .-Af , l 01 ' ' ff ,,'- A D affine -, tx, .,-,X Vsaff.-,,,.' ' jk f f f , f,,, t . I Z if' V 4 ' f ' 127 128 Cheerleaders A ttend nv -in 3 .L.T,.... gi... .--.- -.4 I J- Beiore a game, the varsxty cneex the team on to victory. I'-wwn- 1, 'mf -7-Q il W1 MISS MARY WALTERS Sponsor 'y L -L....lM leglilgej '1-- iw. H- MARY LOU TOBY KATHY DUFFY CYNTHIA KVACHKOFF SARAH O'NEAL Captain '-sw f CHARLOTTE YUDT IUDY LORENCE AHLENE WALKER SANDRA SEYDEL Con erence In hio Varsity cheerleaders, from left to right, are: Sarah O'Neal, Mary Lou Toby, Cynthia Kvachkoff, Iudy Lorence, Arlene Walker, Sandra Seydel, Kathy Duffy, and Charlotte Yudt. The Tolleston cheerleaders, consisting of one senior and seven juniors, began the football season with a Football-O-Bama dance. As the season progressed, the cheerleaders raised money by selling Tolleston buttons and pen- nants with the help of Mr. Keseley. As the foot- ball season drew to a close, the varsity pre- pared for the selection of new reserve cheer- leader squad. Attending a cheerleader convention was the most exciting event of the year. Following a basketball game, the cheerleaders piled all their belongings into their sponsor's, Miss Walters, car and headed toward Bowling Green, Ohio. While attending the convention and pep rally, they learned many original and unique cheers and yells. With the close of basketball season, the cheerleaders concentrated on the replacement of the senior member of the varsity squad. if JUZW2yg1.,r,.tg.g7r.,.E,.,.T.,i,,.7,,,?,s.?.il.7.rJ....3,,' V' .ir.Zs,.S,r,,.5.'sf.,.,,..7.r.., ,... g,,9,,.?,.1.,.s5...Jlim.:WZ. .,.. L .... r..,fr.,?.Nz,:,Z ,..,. 1 ,.,7 ..r. A .... E V' ,..,,. .,'ZfffflffQfft.r,,.,.zf1,,Q'.f..lI.glIfQrQ,5.vQ. T , , ,,,,, ,y,, .,,,, ,,., ' D 2 ,,,.. , lf.nf,.r,r4,,r.,,,Q4i,,s,sr,r,,,4 - Vf My..,gi.sZ,.,i..,s.i.,t.rs.,.,z'V1V.s ..,.,,., 2 . ....,, ,, ,.,.,,. ' ' ,..,i,r.,1-Lgrtg9,.4p,,s , A ,.,.g ,Zif f . . 3 . ,,.. V ..:V.rV..r.,...h..sls, V V ,,f,.,c..l ...,.,.., ' f , V -' W 1 e f- it f .V t 'ff m u 'sm lm we Q5 f V ...,.. , 1 ...,.. ,- ,... as ri-2 Ziyi.-'3 -1, -' Q M N if f.,,C, - , , , 'K qt'-2,3 f :gf .Q Ml fs.. X il! 3. ty' .p f , If -142,11 . , J A - l y X sV,:., .f 0 b i: 5:31,-1 tc m- : V V VV ,, ,. yllys I, f,, In Y . , ' WA- . .- + .- -s....:,f1:,., p .-.- .- .L .f -Ve-vV--V Q, . , eff - . ,1 -.. ' Cheerleaders pause after an enthusiastic pep session. New gym provides room for cheerleaders to practice new routines. Reserve cheerleaders, from left to right, are: Connie Millender, Mary Pytel, Donna Marcyajnik. Ianie Kisylia, Lucille Nadolski, Susan Toby, Sandra Hutson, and Nancy Kelley. 129 130 G.A.A. Council IEHRIE POWELL BONNIE GACZKOWSKI CYNTHIA KVACHKOFF DORIS ERLER President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer if '1 MISS MARY WALTERS Sponsor , 1 n 5 , x X . --1-1 ...---1-n .....i.......... .1,.-411 .-11.-1 -.-.---. .-i-,.- ...---. -.......-.... -1-u--it ----.-1-i 'Qs 4 XY ar L YK , G r 'VX , Rig,--. 1 ' 57.1. 42 , -' .. 'il , ,f V N, In ,ff - . fl, lm, , AP X ,X The Girls' Athletic Associations members were kept active during the school year attending their annual events - -the Freshman Tea, initiation, hike to Miller, par- ties, candy selling, and the Christmas Spread, which in- volved trantic: last minute planning and decorating to present the skits. As you passed the gym after school. the voices of laughing, screaming girls could be heard while they played their team sports in order to earn enough points to attend the G.A.A. Banquet. Long hours of planning and making decorations were spent by the council members to make this special evening, the highlight of the year, something that will never be forgotten. The coming year's council members were announced and installed, awards and letters were presented and the G.1-LA. year came to an official end. t. Q ,JV X 4-5 During the excitement of the Banquet, G.A.A. officers pose tor a picture Pla ns Earl Banquet gs W A, .Q ky ,.,...Iy--I I .- 4,,f1fc'-W- - LORRAINE BENKO Q f s 3 x X X Q 5 l L 1 I 3 IR' X I BULZA GRACE ENGLE SHARON PADOL Indoor Sporthead Sporthead Publicity Chairman Baseball Q .. .... ,.,,,,,,A l Y 'W' O FH O Xl vuuqqnutl - !k'5 ,fin Iai Zi' 2 ', 5 ' - ' SUZANNE RHOADS ARI-ENE WALKER Cqpgqinbqll Speedball SHARON SKAGER MARY COLLINS Volleyball Baskelball eniors Enjo Last G.A.A. Banquet DIY Senior G.A.A. Members, from left to right, are, BOTTOM ROW: Sharon Williams, Donna Harmon, Diane Bulza, Carole Sebben, Ioan Vician, Lynette Green, Barbara Popa. and Dorothy Iankovich. TOP ROW: Lorraine Benko, Marcia Michaelson, Shirley Iohanson. Theresa Boynak, Delphine Konapaclci, Ierrie Powell, Toni Reed, Sandra Popiela, and Barbara Knudson. TJ r f V , , MJ: ,Q fy-f Additional Senior G.A.A. Members, are from lei! to right, BOTTOM HOW: Marie Patton, Mary Wallace, Alberta Czubik, Ianice Vereb, Linda Lanqbehn, Virginia McCollum, Gloria Guzik, Gerrie Hydo, and Phyllis Arthur. TOP ROW: Doris Erler, Bonnie Gaskowski, Sharon Pcxdol, Carolyn Skager, Ioyce Vicicrn, Donna Daronatsy, Grace Engel, Myra Someson, and Dorothy Luptqk, Juniors Take Honors At Christmas Spread it P 4:0 Iunior GJ-LA. Members, from left to right, are, BOTTOM ROW: Darlene Lynn, Carolyn Bucheck, Paulette Dennis, Cynthia Kvachkoif, Cynthia Tiernan, Iudy Voyt, Marylou Toby, and Arlene Walker. TOP ROW: Alice Bowens, Gladys Ursery, Suzanne Rhoads, Diane Bilicki, Charlotte Yudt, Kathy Duffy, Pam Petkovich, and Iudy Lorence. ..,.,,l...,. , 1 Additional Iunior G,A.A. Members, from left to right, are. BOTTOM ROW: Roselee Powell, Sharon Fuller, Linda Clark, Betty Hydo, Beverly Lemp, Ioan Kadelak, Pat Persin, and Dolores Velez. TOP ROW: Lucille Ncrdolski, Merry Carol Iaeger, Sharon Skager, Sharon Sebben, Barbara Stasak, Ioyce Pisarski, Eileen Stewart. Lucille Williams, and Mary Collins. 133 ophomores Receive Letters At Banquet is w ' 2 S 4 ' pyro: Z,m,.,, gl V.. 3 'lfizvffran B-F Kisylia, Charlotte Sophomore G.A.A. Members, from left to right, are, BOTTOM ROW: Susan Gutierrez, Esther Satmary, Ioan ' Iar-Q Tiernan. McDaniels. and ludy Koester. TOP ROW: Barbara Palatewicz, Carol Sargent, Nancy Kelley, Mary Pytel, and Mfhwfmaiuq ...L. '11 'WV l Additional Sophomore G.A.A. Members, from lei! to right, are. BOTTOM ROW: Shirley Tucker, Minnie Spears, Gloria Equia. Iayne Buzanowski, and Margarat Intrieri. TOP ROW: Mary Brown, Loretta Battle, Maxine Anderson, Eileen Ablack, and Mardell Davis, Freshmen ufferDurin First Hike 9 Freshman G.A.A. Members, from left to right, are, BOTTOM ROW: Margaret Roll, Kathleen Beverly, Carol Starzynski, Christine Starzynski, Elaine Klimek, Gloria Velez, Marlene Lepyesh, and Dorothy Brown, MIDDLE ROW: Betty Koldus, Linda Ferguson, Ioyce Iohnson, Donna Marcyjanik, Sharon Miskovich, Sandra Wall, Shirley Iones, and Alice Manriquez, TOP ROW: Enid Michaelson, Ianet Coppess, Sue Toby, Geraldine Evans, Bonnie Iohnson, Iudy Popa, and Sandra Wilczynski. .....,...J . I Additional Freshman GJLA. Shirleyne Collins, Stephanie LaVem Green, Erma Towns, Patterson, Asylee Haymon, , 'S ' ,, mini t 1 Members, from left to right, are, BOTTOM ROW: loyce Chapman, Sharon Hrapcak, Shirley Nunley, Colbert, Ann Pytel, and lane Kisylia. MIDDLE ROW: Barbara Montgomery, Martha Smith, Anna Iohnson, Carolyn Iohnson, and Dorothy Pruitt. TOP ROW: Beverly Moore, Betty Nicholson. Cecilia Preston, Ruby Mae Lord, and Betty Holcomb, l35 mx G.A . A . Teaches R Iudy Popa receives her certificate of membership during the formal initiation. hr Q23 G.A.A. officers are installed at the annual banquet. L2 Santa Claus takes time out to reward the council members after the Christmas Spread. Good portsma nsh ip Sophomores travel to Hawaii to present Human to Human. What's my line? Ask these freshman girls. Iuniors won both honors for their religious skit, Poor Little Match Girl! 137 G.A.A Activities Keep Members Busy G.A.A. members pause to pose for a picture before beginning the long hike to Miller. Council is hard at work planning the year's ac tivities. 1-inf f ,, wa , t f , , I N F , ,, ' 2 To Santa's surprise, Senior G.A.A. members have turned into Eager freshman is served refreshments during the Freshman beatniks the night ot the Christmas Spread. 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X .... ............ ,....,.,..... 4 4 ,l Obogdi, FIU ........ . ,...1..,.... 1 ..,,.., .,.....,,. 5 5 Arthur, yllis, .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,132 lderin, iclor .... . .,....,............. I ..........,.. . 8 obrowski, nice .... ............,.. .... . 2 1,71.113 Aubuc n, Lar y ,4,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 6 4 Ccmpbil , Gloria ........,.,..... , ...,....... ., 78 Obrowsk Pat ...... ......... ,... .,..... . . . .. 65.113 Aubu on, rel .,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 64 Carrabr e, Mr. Ri hard ..,. . ........... . ..., 29 Domini Charm e ..... - .......... 45 Austi , Bre q ,,,,,,,,, A ,,,,,,,,,,, H ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Carr' ales, Velma ,.,,,,.,,,,,, ,.,.,,.,,,, ,,,.,,, 7 D omr e, Miss arlolte . ........,...... 35,102 B bagani , My, 1 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, w 4 Ca er, Alvn .,,,,,,,,,,, ,, .,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,. Doyl , Leroy ..... .............., ....,.,.. . , 45,123,126 adyl , enneth ,, ,,,,.,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 1 5,4 22 Carter, Car .....,....... .......,,...,,,,... .....,. 0 3 Drev , Mr. Io ph ,. ....,..,,......... 35 Banas, Chard ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 4 2 ,118,1' ,120 Carter, Me die ...... ..,,, . ...... .,..,.,,.. , ,, 44 Du enski, I .,...,..,. .... ....,...... ........ . . 71 Banks, illie ,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, W ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 70 Caruthe Ch ' ........,... .. .,......... 71 D fly, Kat ............................ 3 , 00,112,128 Barber Charles ..... ...... ,.......,... .... .,,,,,,,... 7 C a v a gh, Mr Mi e ,... . ...........,,. .,...... 2 2 ujmov' , ich .... ....... ....... ........... 7 7 . 122 - Barbe , Ezeki l ....... ..... ..,....... 4 , 8,120, 3 CGV Gtrick ............ . . ....,.......... ......... 7 1 Dujmo , ony .. .... ....... 4 5.118.120 rber, Sh' y ,,,,.,, ,, ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,.,,,,,,, , 2 V , Ron ...... .. .........., ...,..,......... ....,,..... D u , illi m .... ................ . . 46 qrdq, W' gm ,,,, , ,,,,, ,,,,,,,, , H H 77,119 22 jo, Ang ,,,,..,.,...... 0 .....,...,, ...... 78, 9 Dung , Den ' 65,101,107 arner, rome .. . .1 .....,......, .......... ......... 8 6 Hteiio. Eva ........... ......,..,.... . . ............ .. .. 71 Duran, Ram ............ ...........r.... . 113.118 Bame enniier .........r....,. ......, , ,, 43,1Og ChG1lCe, E rlesline .. ....... 5 .,.......... . ..... 78 Edwards, D vid ..... .. ....,..,..,,........... 46 Bcitc or, Iohn ......,.,...... ...,....,..,. ,,,,, 7 0 ,ll Chflpmd . Joyce ......,.. ,............. ........ 7 8 dward verge ..,... 15,41 46.100,112.115 Ba ,Loretta. .......,. .. .,,......,..., ......., 7 7 3 CHGIP . RGD .....,..... .......... . . .........,. 6, Elki , r. Pre ..,.........,........ ........... 3 5.118 le, M zo ,..,.,,,.,,, ,,,,..,,..,,,, ,,,,,,, 1 s 'l, Ch le, Sylve er .......,.... ...., 7 8,107 Elliot Cheryl ,,,,.,.,,,.,...,. .... .... 7 1 ,100,l13 i, Ioe . .,,,.,......... . .,..,....... , ,.,,,,,, 43 h Stovich. 'an ...... ........... , 44,118,124 Elliott, Mr, Paul ..,.,...,...,..,.,.,.. ......... 1 9,235.99 eard, rles ,, ,,,,,, ,,,,, , ,,,,,, I ,119 isom, Sa ra . .... ............ .........,. 7 I En e1,Grcr ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, 10,46,131,132 Bear aynar ...,....,.. r .....,,,...,,, 0,122 hrisfy. C1Gl'Ci ..... .................... . 78,101,113 uia, Glo ra ..,,,..,........ ......... 71,101,134 ' Bec , rs. Phi men .. ,,....,.r, ,, ,,.,,,,,, 34 C1Gl'1!. 10910165 .,.. .-...,.,....... .........,....... ..... 7 1 E rler, D ' .,............., ........ 46,100,130,132 Be am, W rean ,, ,, ,.,,,..,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 7 C1G!Ej0Se ...... ,.........,. .,........... . ........ 7 8 Egsig, F nk ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,,.,,...,....,,...,.,.., , 21,65 , Willi .,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, C 1 C I Lind ...... ..... , . ....... 65 0,109.11 Evan 0115 ,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 46,102 lle, Mr. ori ....... ..,......... ...,.,. 3 0,1 Cl ,Patrigia .. ................ ............. E v , Geraldine ........,.,.......,.... 101 enko, rrain ...,..... ..,.........,.... 4 2,131.1 2 ' fl. Mike ...,.... ..... ............... . ...........1 1 5 , Iimmy .,...,...,.......,..,,,...,..... 119,122 Berry, rnestt.. ....,...... ..,,..,, ........ 7 7 ,107,i119 Oates. ' .......... . ........... .............,,,. . .78 Fa h, Mr. Sh ey, ,,,,,........,...... 35,119,122 B Mddelin ................ ,.,,,...r.. , ,. ,, 22,77 O1-31395. Williar .--------,, .........,........ 7 F s n, Io e Belle ........... ........ . 65,102 , Rich .........,.... . ..,............ ,,..,,..,, 7 7 Ohen. Patricia ....,...... .. ................. ..... 7 el avi ..,,.,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,...,...... 46 Be e y, a y ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 7 7 Colber ' Larold .,,...........,..............,..,...,.,...., 8 Felgo , 0 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,l,, 7 1 Be e Y, Gy ...,,....,. . .,,,,,,,,,...... . ....,........ 77 C01 1. 519171151119 ---.-----...-.---.,..... ....,....... F erg son, iane ..............,.. ......,,. ,,..,. 1 1 3 Biels r. Edmu .,.....,,.. .... ,1...,,,, 3 4 ,10 C0 m n Andre ..........,.. ............... 78 Firm , Io ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,, ,,,,,, , , 85 Bikof Dclvid ...... ......... ......, , . . 6 ,105 em . Sand! -- ---,--..,--.-- --,,-........-...... 7 8 Fissi er, Mrs. Bernadette ...,... ....... . .. 31,35 Bilicki, -.-- .. ........,,.,.... ..,,..... T .. ,112 Oles. Y Ann ..,-........... ..,.....,............ 7 8 Flock, r y .....,....................., 71,123 13i1YU1C. 1V1' I'l . ................ ..r.......... 4 3,114 C01' B911Y ,.-.-4- 4----,--f--- ---------------,.--..-.. 7 1 Flack, Vernon .........,.....,,.,. ....,... 4 6,123 BimS. Iacki ......,............. . .... 43, ,103,1 Colli . Cure -- .-,-------, -,---------,---------,-.... 6 5 Fleming, Doug ........ ......... . 77 BlGC1!, R ' ...........,, ,,.,..,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, , C ol 1 S. Cliff ............ .................,............ 7 8 Fleming, Iqmes ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,Y,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 19 Blakely, ro Q ..... ...,.,...,..... . . 77,10 7 llihs. Le ....,.,.... ..,.,.......,.......,..,.. 7 1,122 Fleming, Wayne ,,,,,,. .....,.. 7 7,119,122 Blakely. Mel .DJ .,.......,..... ...,.......... .... s 4 llins. .,-.---...---,.......,.... 65,l03,l15,131 Flournoy, Cheryl ,,.... .........,. s 5,103 Bldkey. Mrs. C ............. ...........,.. 3 0.31 0111115 ,' Yue -------,-----------..---.,-.-........... 78 Flournoy, Delores ........ ..,......,, 4 7,103 Blankenship, ' den ...... ,..,,,...... ,....... 3 3 Cook, l d ...,.. ...,.... l 0,20,45,103,118,119, Flournoy, Elmo leon ,l,,,, ,,..,,, 4 7,100,102 Blankenship, 0 lc .......,. ,.,.,,.,.1.., , , ,, 64,105 120,121,124,125,127 Flourrioy, Gloria ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , 71 B0ndeI. Alex ........... .. .....,,.,... .. ..,.......... - f Donald ----------- ---,----,----.-..,....... 7 1,118 Flynn, Charmaine ..,.....,,,,,, ,..,,..,,......., 6 5,100 Borom, Betty ,......... ,,.,........ , , ....,,,,,,.,.,l, 4 ' SS. Ia 1 ----,,......,,...................... 81,113 Forbes, Carol ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,l,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, 65 Borom, Clarence ...., ..,..,..... . ...,........ 7 , 23 - ey. MIS Virginia .................................. 34 Frank, Doug .........,....,, 15,41,47,94,99,100,110 Borom, John ........... J .,,..,,.. , ....,...,....... 77 Co ns. B mice ............ 65,95,96,100.112,115 Fuller, Sharon ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. e5,100,109,110 Borom, Juanita ....... ......, . ,,,.........,, 4 3,113x C0 1-lez avid .....,,........... .....,...., 7 1,107,109 Fuller, Tom ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 47 Bonolini, An ...... ...,..... ...,,,.,.. , 1 01,105 C0 le . Iames ......,, .......,.....,.........,........ 7 0 Goezkowski, Bonnie ,,,,,,,,,,,, 15,41,47,103,132 Bowen, Alice ................,.... ....... , . ,,......,,,.., 6 . C011 . Carl -.-----.,,..... ....,............ , 71 Golindo, Casimire ,.,,,,, ,,,,,1, 7 1,107,109 Bowen, Andrew ........ 64,103,111 ,119, 20,1 C011 . V1l'911 ----,,----4 ...... 6 5,71,105 Garling, ludy ,,,,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, B 5 Boyd, Nancy .......................,...,. 70, 0 3 I' . 1 YS- ---- ---1 --------- ......,........ 3 2 Gary, Charles ,,,,,,,,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, , 1, 71 Boyd, oorovio ......,. ,...... ......,., V ,...,.,,., , . 77 'g- . uin a ......... .......,... 7 s ooeki, Mrs, Dorothy ,,,,,,, , ,,,,, 30,31 Boynak, Annie ....,...... .....,,, 6 4, ,113 OX. Haro - -e-e----i---- ...... 1 23 Gholston, Alexander ,,,,,, ,,,,,, 1 23 Boynak, Theresa ....... ....,...,..,... 4 ,132 1 COX. 100 li 9 --e-------e---l .-.-,.. ..... 7 1 Gholston, Charles .,,.,,,, ,,,,,,, 1 23 Braatz, Carol ...,....,. ........ 6 4,1 0,112 1 I . - G 196 ----,,..---..--..... ........ 3 4 Gho1ston,Iames ,.....,, ,,,,,, 2 1 Brady, Elaine ...,, ........... 6 4,109 1 1111! Y. S MGIQCIM ......,. ..... 3 4,113 Gillespie, Betty ..,... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 5 BIGWST. 1011195 -e-e-e- ---e---e-------i-- 7 7 HH ' Lucfftic o----'--o ------ --e-- 7 1 Gillespie, Carol ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 6 5,110 Broqno. Dr- .......,-. ----,-----,...-....... 3 2 um' gan- Eloise -----.---- --e,- 7 1 Gillespie, Gloria ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 6 6,94,95'101.103 Brooks, Perry ..,,, .,...,, 7 8,119,127 rt' . Beverly ,........ ..................... 6 5 Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown. Brown, In Dorothy .,,,,, Esther ........... Mr. Eugene Ioe .......,.......,. Iohn ..,...,....., Margaret ..,,... 70,110,115 70 70 Cz rnecki, Lillian .,...... Czcrrnecki, Walter .,.... 15,40,45,1l4,122 Czubik, Alberta .........., , ,,,, , 45,106,115,132 Czubik, Patricia ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,-,- 5 5 Dandridge, Geraldine ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, N 55 Daronatsy, Donna ,,...1 14,15,40,41,45,100,132 Gillespie, Tommy 72,123 Glab, Louie .....,.,..,,,,, Gladys, Alfred ,,,.,,,,,,,,,, Gotorth, Mr. Edmon Golston, Iames ........ Golston, Maxine ,....,,. Gonzalez, Art ........ 47 47 35 71 72,100 127 Konopacki, Delphine Gonzalez, Mr. Marce Goodman, Mr. Lee ..,. Gordon, Grace .........., Grady, Woody ...,...,.... Iohns, Charles ...... Guzik, Granberry, Shirley ,,,,. Grant. Green, Green, Green, Green. Green, Green, Greer, Griffin. Gwen .......,.... Ernest ,.,..,., LaVern .,,.., Leon .,........ Lynette ...,,.,. Norbert ...,.... Thomas ........ James ,,,.,,,. Paul ..,,.. Griltin, Ronald ....., Grimes. lesse ....... Gross, Anna .,,.,.,.. Grube, Frank ........ Grube, Iohn ,.,,...... Grubl, Tom ...,,.,,..,..... Grunow, Kathleen .... Guinee, len .............. Guip, Hanna ..,...... . Gunn, Gunn, Gunn, Iames ........ Iulia .,..... Sidney ..,,.,. Gunning, Dr. ........... . Gutierrez, Susan ...... Guy, Benny .......... Gloria ,.,.... Guzik, Ierome ....,,, 99,123,135 66,95,100,1l2 72,122 101,105 80 .............. 107 47,100,112,1 15,132 72,105,123 66,100,105,106 72,123 118,12l,122,123 80 66 10,14.15,16.17,41,48. 92,98.99,l00.101 80,119 48,123,124,125,127 72,101,134 15,48,100,112,132 Guzik, Ross ....,,,......, ....... 64.66.105 Guzman, Iuanita ..,,,,,........... ............... 8 0 Guzman, Luis ......,... - ........ ............ 7 2 Haley, Arthur ....... Hall, Tonda ........ Hallo, Mike ........ Haney, Iohn .............. Harbison, Karen ............. Hardaway, Edward ......, Hardaway, Lola ,,.,..... Hardin, Ernest ..... ,... . Hardin, Ronetta ..,.... Harmon, Donna ....... Harmon, Larry ......... Harper, Theresita ....... Harris. Harris. Harris, Harris, Harris, Harris, Bemard .,..... Ellis ............... 80 66,101 66,118 80,123,127 66 80 66 48,113 49,104,107,132 80,127 49,122 49,118,123 Howard ,,,,,,,, ,. ,,,,,,, ,,,,. 7 2,123,126 Ianalene . .... , Patricia .....,.. Robert ....... Harris, Sharon .......... Hayden, Barbara ..,,. Haymon, Asylee ...... Haywood, Diane .,......, Henderson, Henry ....... Herma, Iosephine .,.,,.. Hem, William .......... Hibschman, Larry ....... Hill, Ed ....,.,.............,. Hill, Iames ............ Hill, Iohn ....... Hill, Ioyce ....... Hui, Ray .......... Hill, Thomas ...... Hinton, Harold ....,. Hirchak, Tom . .,........ Hodges, Dennis ........ Hodges, Tom ..,..,... Holcomb, Betty ...... Holcomb. Ioanne .,.... Holcomb, Lewis ..,..... Holden, Robert ...,. Hood, Charles ......,. Howard, Charles ...... Howell, Iamesetta Hrapcak, Sharon ..... 80 72 72 80 80,106,113 72 72 72 80 80.123 80 49,122,123 49,123 B6 49 101,110 72,101,110 2l,72,118,124,125 72,106 72,123 49 80 Hubanks. Hubanks. Hubbard Hubbard: Index Edward .,...... Moses ....... Veldie ,..... Wellington Hunt, Emmett ........... Hutson, Sandra ,...... Hydo, Betty ...,.... Hydo, Gerrie ...,...... 103 66 101 106,119 72.l04.l05.129 66,110,112 50,l02,103,115,132 lntrieri, Margaret ...... ..,.....,.. 7 2,110,115,134 Irby, Merce .....,,.,... Irby, William ...,.,..... Iackson, Barbara , ...,,. .. Iackson, Bernadette ....,,,. Iackson, Bernadine ,. Iaeger, Merry Carol Iames, Lawrence ..,..... Iames, Lenolia ...,..... Iamrok, Iohn ..........,.. Ianda, Betty ................. Iankovich, Dorothy .,... Ianuary, Ben ............. Iaroscak, Bob ........ Ienkins, Iames ......... Iennings, Lorraine , ,.,.. ,. Iimenez, Faustino .,,,.... 72.96,112,1l8,120. 121,126,127 50,103,123 100 66,109 73 81 72 50,132 66,110,122 72 66 Iimenez, Hector ............. .........,.........-,- 9 1.122 Iohanson, Shirley ....... Iohnson. Iohnson, Iohnson, Anna ...,....., Ardell ..,..... Bernadine . Iohnson, Billy ............... Iohnson, Bonnie ........ Iohnson. Johnson, Iohnson. Iohnson. Carolyn ..... Iohn ...,..., Ioyce .......,,. Nathaniel .. Iohns Iohns Iones Iones Iones on, Wilbur ....... on, Yvonne ...... , Emmitt ........... , Mrs. Ernestine , Iudson ..,. Iones, Melvin ......... Iones, Pearline .... . Iones, Robert ,,,... Iones, Shirley .....,... Ionaitis, Bill ...,... Ionaitis, Ken ,........ 14,15,40,41,50, 99,l00,104,105 66,123 , ,,,,,,,...,. 81 72,110 77.81,l01 103,l18.120,123 66,123 81,119 72.11B.l19.126 66,118,121 Ionaitis, Robert ..,................................. ........ 7 2 Iordan, Eugene ................. ,........ A... 7 3 .105.123 101-05, Bob ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, lU,50,103,118,l19,l20,l.21 Ioros, lim .......................,..............--,.---- -- 55.125 Ioseforsky, Carol ,....... i......................... ...-.- 5 0 Iosetovsky, Delores ....... Kadelak, Ioan .....,........ 50 67,109 Kaminski, Ken ..............,...............,...,..r 81.127 Kay, Mr. Victor ....,.,..........................r.. 35.113 Kelley, Nancy ........ 73,96,97,100,1l2,129,l34 Kelley, Phillip ......................,............... 81.119 Kelley, William .......,..,................................. 81 Kelly, David .....,....... ..... 6 6.103 Kendron, Ted .........,,.,...... ......... 5 1 Kesely, Mr. Mehilo ....... ...... 1 19 Keys, Betty .................. ..... 6 6 Keys, Geraldine ........... Kienzynski, Walter .,..,.,. Kinard, Pat ......,............ King, Phil ........,...,...., Kisylia, lane ...... Kisylia, Ioan .....,.,. Kleminski, lim ....... Klimek, Elaine ..,... Klimek, Larry ......... Knezevich, I-1,1 ....... 51 66,114 81,105.129.134 22,70,73.106,1l0 101,105 15.40.51.100,104,107 Knight, Arthur ...,...... ................................. 6 5 Knudson, Barbara ...... ......... 5 1,100,103,132 Koepke, lim .............. ...,......,............ 6 6 Koester. ludy ---- Koldus, Betty ..,... Kolesar, Mike .......... Konarski, Iohn ....-v-----.-- - Konopacki, Matthew Koruschak, Norman Kotulock, Pete .......... Koutas, Mr. George Koves, Steve ..............-- Krajcir, Gerald ,,.... Krebes, Ierry ....... Krecik, Kathy ......... Krill, Bill ,....,.......... Krisko, Mrs. Mary ........ Kristensen, lames Kruk, Richard ......,... Kruk, Ruth ......,...... Kurzawski, Mike ............--, Kvachkotl, Cynthia .......... Kvachkoli, Dan ......,. Labash, Donald ....... Lacey, David .,....,.. Lacey, Loretta ,......, Lach, Eddie ..,..,,,. Lamfalusi, Iohn ,.... Lane, Charlotte ..,...... Langbehn, Douglas ...... Langbehn, Linda ...., Langbehn, Roger ..,.. Larsen, Mr. Ingvald ......., Lqshemk, Pat ............... Leek, Mrs. Inez ..,....., Lehman, Carol .......... Lehocky, Mr. George Lemp, Beverly ...,.......... Lepyesh, Marlene ........ Leskow, Miss Olive ..... Lewis, lerry .......,..... Lewis, Iune , ........ Lewis, Willie ...... Liedtke, Susan ...,... Lincoln, Grace ..,..... Little, Iolean .,.,..... Little, Louella ...,,,, Lloyd, Mae ....... Lloyd, Willie ........ Londeen, Bob ......, Long, Hazel ...... Lopes, Iucm ...... 73,100,134 81,122 14,15,41,51,1az , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., 81 73,114 67 36,104 73,105 81 . ............. 51,103 70,96,97,l18 51,106 81 ,, 67,103 67,110,128,l29,l30 52,113 67,93 14.15,41.52,100,1l4 100,110 ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,...,.. 8 1 5Z,99,100,132 73,122 67 21,36 . ..................... . 4 96,98,101,112 123,124,125 20,73 81 52' 67 81 73,118,123,l26 82 Lora, Ioe ....,.......... .................,..------- 7 3 Lorence, Iudy ,,,,,,,,,,..,,,.,. 67,110,112,128,l29 Lowe, Mr. Lynn ..,..... ..............,..., 3 1.36,112 Lubash, Iohn ......,... ................ 82.101 Lugo, Angel ............ ...................... 1 22 Lupieka, Walter ........ ....... .........,....,........ 5 2 Luptak, Dorothy ...........,..,... 15,41.52,100.132 Lynch, Iames ......... Lynch, Robert .,.... Lynn, Darlene ........ Lynn, Ieltrey ...,... Lynn, Larry ...... Lynn, Terry ......... Lyons, Claudia ...,...... McCleoud, Arthur ...... McCloud. Lebora ....... McCollum, Virginia . McDaniels, Charlotte McGhee, Maxine .,.,...,.,. McGhee, William ..... McGill, Melvin .,.,... McLaurin, Iames ....... McMathe, Mr. ........... . Mables, Margaret .-.. Mack, Willie ,......... Malenshek, Tom Malinich, Mike ....... Mannie, Eddie ......... Manriquez, Alice ...... 15,22,41,52.l00.114 73,114 67 82 82 82 101 122,124 53,132 73,113,134 83.106 M ................ 53 53,114,115 .. .........,....... 53,114 73,118,122,123 ..... .............,..... 82 . 141 1 Mowndo, lun .....,...,.... ........ 2 0,713,101,110 Marcyanik, Donna ..... ...,,.,,. 8 2,101,129 Marcyjanik, Charles Marrs, Charlene ......... Marsh, Miss Anna ..... Marshall, Cleole ..... Marshall, Lula ...... Marshall, Robert ..... Marshall, Zula ......... Martin, Anthony ..,,,... 82 36 .....,,Q.. 82 1 82 1 82 82,127 Martin, Dr, Iames ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 9 6 May, lack ...,,,...E .... 1. ,...,.,........ 82,127 Moyes. Albertt ......,, ........, Q 1123,l24,l25 Mayes, Albertine ...,.., .................,,,.., 7 3 Mayes, lanice ............, ..,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 3 Meadows, 1Charlotte1 .... ,...., 8 2' Meeks, lack ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Meeks, Nancy .......... Meeks, Paul ..,....... Melton, Sandra ....... Merrifield, Charles ......., Mesarch, Georgianne ..,..., Mesarch, Ronald ..,.,...... 73 73 53 ,,.,,, 53,113 82 73 82,127 Metcalf, Iudlth ............. ..,...,...............,.... 7 4 Michaelson, Enid ..,. Michaelson, Marcia ..........,. ...., 1 ........ . . 82 W94,95,l 12,132 Mikelionis, Larry ..,... ...,,,,,. 1 ,,,,,,,,, 82,1 19 Millender, Connie ,.,, Millender, I mes ...... Miller, Chcullene ....,. Miller, Doris .......,.,.... 67,l00,1l0,l12,129 1' 74 1 . Miller, George ......... , .tu ..,.,,,,, ., Miller, Wayne .....,.... Miskovich, Sharon .f. Mitchell, Alice .....,,,.. Mitchell, Arlene .... Mitchell, Carolyn ...., Mitchell, Leroy . ......,. Moitatt, Mrs. Virgini Mohrherr, Carl ......., Mohrherrn lean ,....,,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,, Molina, Angel .......... Montgomery. Barbara ..,.. 1 .... 1 1 Montgomery, Iimmie Montgomery, Lawrence ...... Montorsi, Marilyn Moore, Beverly ,.,.. .,............,..,........ .82 1, , 5-1,100,114,123 ......... 5:11 ....... .............,82,1Ul ........... ., 74 , ............ 67 ..... ., ,...., 54,103 82.123 a ..,,..... 1 ................. 18,36 4' 1. 111.111 . .... . .............,........,... sz., 1 109,114 ....... 1828 54 .... 100.103 21,74 101,112,115 Index I 1 ' Nunn, Lonnie ....,... Nunn, Roy .......... Nunn, Thelma ....... Oleska, Robert ......... Olszewski, Paul ,,...,.. Onder, Andy ......... O'Neal, Sarah ...,.,. Oppman, Frank ........ Osborn, Steven .....,.,,.,. Osbome, 'Leonard ..,... . Osika, Lynn .............. Ottoson, Arvid .......... , -Ottoson, Marvin . Pachapa, Paul ..... 1 Padlo, David ....,. Padol, Sharon ....... Pagan, Israel ..... Pagan, Ruben .....,. Paige, Mr. ...,..... . Paige, Bill . ..,..... .. Pajor, Randy ,,., ..... Palmateer, Terry Panozzo, Vincent ..,...,,..., Parker, Ioe ........,.,.,.. , Parker, Peter .,......... Partida, Guadalupe Patterson, Ruby .......,... v,Patton, Marie .......... . A. Patton, Thomas .. Pawlicki, Iohn .,...., Pawlickh Pat ....,. Perko, Ioe ...,.. Persin, Pat ......... Peterson, Iohn ...... Peterson, Walter ..,.,. Peterson, Yvonne Petkovich, Andy ...... Petkovich, Pam ........ Petrukitas, Iohn ........ Phillips, Iulia ....... Piggie, Alice .,........... Pirnpleton, Allean ,...,., Pisarski, loyce ...,..... Pittman, Diane ....... Pittman, Linda ..,...,....... Pitts, George ...............,... 1 1 .1 ...... 67,103 74,122 67,112,113 83,106 . ..,..................,.. 67 16,511.98 lO,55,l03,l28,l29 83 55,123 83,109 ..,....:........S,. 74 67 67,101,106 ...fffffffff ..........,.. . as l3,55,96,99,100,l32 32 67,124 20,55,l00 8,55,96,l0l,l 18,122 67 132 55,123Q124:125 14,15,17,5s,93 68,l09, ........ 74,126 105. 74,107 56,118,121 68,112 515,113 5s,94,100 sa,100,112,113 68,109,112 X .,.......... 83 83 Pitts, Mrs. Willie Mae ,,,,, ,,,,,, 1 15 1 Reynolds, Ben .............. Reynolds, Earlene ............-..-.,-- ------ Rhoads, Suzanne ...,., ....... 84,123 57,103,113 68,94,100,1 12.113 74 Rice, Alfred ........... .,..1............----,-,,---4 ice, Ioan .............. ' ichards, Ed ........,... Richards, Freddy Richmond, Iimmy Riedel, Mr. Iohn ...,. Ritchey, Martha ...... Robertson, Rickey ....... Robinson, Curtis ..............,..,, Robinson, Phocian ......,... .....1.. Rogersrf Christine Rogers. 1 Rogers, Omar ,,........ Rollins, Ken ..,....' ...,. Romanski, Fred .1 .,... A ..'..... Roper, Robert ..... ,.... Rosko, Tom ..... ,.,,.:. Ross, Ross, Ross, Ross,. Ross, X 'Rose ................ Mr. ,Bert Goreyl, ....... Pete ,Ronald ..... William ..,..,...,... Rogers, llllonso ..,....,.... 1 .... , .... Y Lorenzo .,..... ..,.... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. .. 84 84 84 84 ........, 31.114 74 74 74 ' ...... 84,119 84 8 101 7X126 75,122., 75,118,122 , 75,1171 ...ff 11311z3,1 7 1 4 '37 ......,..r,.,'84 127 57,103,123 Moore. Cassel ............,.... ....,........... Q 51 .... 82 Platt, Miss Beverly ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 3 1 MODIS, Mr- Edward .,.... ....... 5 ,32,36,113 Plbszaj, Carol .........,,.... ,,,,,, 1 ,- ,,,, , 74 Moore. Ernest .............. ..... 5 4,103,123 Prllgtewiez. Barbara .,,,,, ,,,,, 7 4,134 Moore. Larry ,............ ...... 1 .. 82,119 ., lpellerd, Racine ,,,,,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 5 8 Moore, Ronnie ................... .,,..,,., 6 7,122 1 ,1 Ponce, Henry .,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 4 Moseley, Lelcr ...,....... el... .,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 821 Ponce, Marie ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,, i I 331 Moseley, Vardaman ...,. Bei., ......,..,. 74,110,f1g2l -.,, 1 Popa, Barbara ,,,,., ,,,,, 1 5,32,41,56,g4, MOSS, I-ee -,-------.--r------.-... 1,1 .-................. 83,107 95,l12,l32,,' Moss. Mory Io ......... ........ 6 7,100,113,115 Popa, Judy ....,........,, .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 3,136 Murdock, Robert ...... ........,.,..........,.,.. 6 7 Popiela, Sandra ,,,.,,,,,,,, l4,l5,41,56,S-12,7132 Nodolski, Lucille ..,., .,... 6 7,110,112,126 Pouch, Tom ......,.....,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, g , B3 Nance, Bill ................ ......... 7 4,123,126. Powell, Ierrie ........,,.. Nawrocki, William ,.... Naylor, Alma ............ Naylor, Cheryl ...... 74 . ..,.... , ,.,. ..,...... 0 3 Nedott, Ierome ...... ......,.. e Z ......,.,. 83,122 Nelson, Floyd ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 1 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., 7 4 Nelson, Melvin .,..,,.,,,., ,.,,,,,Q15 ,,,,,,, 103,122 Nelson, Mr. Virgil ....... 1 Nemtuda, Irene ........ Newsome, Bill ....1...,. Nicholson, Betty ....... Norton, Ed ........... 1. Norton, Phil ................., Novak, Mr. George ...... Novak, Iohn ...,........... Novak, Mike ,................ 36.119 109 101,110 67! 83 36 83 74 Norville, Willie Iean .,,.,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 4 Norwine, Paul ............ ...........,.,,,,,,,, . 74 N ugnis, Alan ......,...., Nunley, Gloria ...... Nunley, Shirley ..,.. l6,54,114 74,l01,1l0,ll5 Powell, Roselee Prestoii, Cecilia Price, ,Ruby ....,..... . Pruitt, Dorothy V-Pugh, Turner .... . Pytel, Anne ........ Pytel, Mary ........... Rainsey, lohnnie ...... Randolph, Carl ,,,,,,,,,,,, Randolph, Roberta 14.l5,41,56.l00,l30,132 68 fflllf''''fflffQllfffllffff aa 83 83 84,113 74,l0l,1l2,129,134 .. . ...............,.,.,,, .. 84 84 A -,... ,,..,. 8 4 Raybum, Robert ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,.,, 3 4 Redman, Keith ,,.,..,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 3 4 ,123 Heddinger, Miss Catherine ,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 36 Reed, Barbara ........,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 74 Reed, Toni ............1............,...,., 56,92,100,l32 Reese, O'Don ..........,,,..,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 8 4 Reeves, Mr. Clarence .... . .....,.,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 37 Reqans, Aaron ,............,. ..... 8 4,119,124,125 Remenius, Iohn ........... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 4 Reyes, Linda ....,.,,, 84 Ross. Rovertson, Edward ............ 84 Ruark, Tom ..,..,..........,....,....... ..,,....,.... 8 4 Runions, Ralph ..,,..... ...,. , ,... ...... 8 4,113 Runions, Ronald ,...,...,...,.... ...... 8 4,1151 Russell, Mildred ..,............... li .... .....,.... 7 Sacopulos, Miss Eugenia .,..,., ..... 1 6,3713 Salas, Louis ,.......... ,.1, ..,.......... ...... 5 7' Salinas, Ioe ,.... E ..... 1 ............ ...... 5 Salinas, Mary .Q ..... ....... Salinas, Theresa ........ Saloman, X Frank 71 ..... Sanders, ' Willie, ....... Sandusky, 1 Iudy ..,,.. ...... sa 7511 Santell, Rita ............. .....,.... fy., 184 Santiago, Ismael ....... .......... . 1.4.1 94 Sargeant, Carol ........... ...... , 751961134 Sassman, Leland ................... ........ . . GB Satmary, ,Esther ........, .......,........... 113,134 Sayles, Louis ........ 157,l18,12O,12'l,ll24,l25 Schramm, Estelle .flrulf ........................... T ..... 84 Scott, Barbara ..Q ......... ................ Q 85 , Scott, Carol ,ep .... .f ...... .................... 8 5,106 fjcott, Ethel .... Q11 .... .. .... 4 .......,........ . 85 Scott, Iosephirlej ....,...,......,.......... Scott, Mary .........................., 2 ....... 75 M p .,,,.,,.,, 05 Scott, Norima ,l ....... .,.... , 612.71 ..................... . 57 Seats, Geraldine .......... ' ..,... if .........,. 13,57,1l2 Sebben, ,Carole ...... , .... .,...... ,.... 1 0,57,l32 Sebben1 Den ........... g.E4'.tJ ,....... ............. 7 5 Sebben, Sharon ..,...f,.1 ....,.... ........... . . 68 Sedtrn,1Pete .......,.. .................. ,. 58,92,93 serbin, Richard i..R.. ....................,. si., 86,119 seydei sandy ..,.. FJ .... , 68,100,112,128,,129 Sharpe, Bill .......... .. .,.............,...,.,.. 68 Shaw, Sharon ......... ...,...,....,,...,.,.,,, , S8 Shelton, Bonita 1, ....... ..,... . ...,,h1,, 75 Sheridan, Theresa- ..... ...... Y ..'?,. 175,107 Shirvinski, Carol . ..,... ,,,,., Q .,,'fo'i58,103 Shotwell, Terry ....... ,,,, pl ,.fl',,l, ,,,,,,, 85 Shrader, Kathleen ...,. ..,...f1 ,,,,, ffl' 7 15 Shukitas, Lee ......,.....,,,, ,,,,,,,, , 175,11i:l1,l3 Sitrig, Mr. Raymond A ---- - --.. ? .......... T... '37 Simpson, Richard .......,. , ,...,.,.,,,, 1,1 ,,,,,,,,,,, S8 Sims. Alton ................... 1 .............,.... 1 ,...,, 1 ,.,. 6 8 Skager, Carolyn .....,,, -15,41,5sH9s,50,100,132x Skoqer, Sharon .............. 68,92,l00,112,131 Skoczen, Miss Delores 3 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,.,, 1 , 30 Skolak, Anita Skolak, Mike . Skolak, Tom .. Sledge, Meme''fff...ff'm 'H U Smith, Beverly 5,0 118,12 58,103,l10,ll2,113,115 58,103,112 I 1, 775171311 If mith, C 1 . N, H ,,.,...., . .,.......... TK .h 1 1 . V Um , .X , 1 QQ- My Index is QS' my 7 if ,f 1 ll ,XXX 'J Smith, Sm Sm .Lawre e .... Q Hen ..... .. ..... 68,95 iawatha ..,. ,. ,....., ........ me ...,....,. 8 5 O 1 85 1, ........,. ...........,.. . ,Sh , ,..., Someson, Myra Soto, Felix .....,.,...,......... Smit Mart ........ .... ............... . 105 smith M 1 A..... .,..... .....,,.,...,.. 5 0 7112.115 Smith, h- .,.................. ................N , . 5 s ',Shelle ,, ,,,,. L, ,....,. 59 0 , 12,115 nh. 'll' 2 .......... .,.....,.... ff' 59 Smoc , na .............. ..,.,.. .A.,. : , 'f ....,. .,,, , 75 Snee Bertha ,.,,....... ..,, 591 L24-IQJ 15 eed Iessie .,........... 5 ....,....,..,....,,,, 85,113 Sotiroti, Barbara ...... Sotirofi, Mary ........ Spearman, Kenny ....,,. Spears, Minnie .......... Spencer, Robert ,,.,.....,,. Spletzer, Carl ....................... Stankich, Mrs. Connie Starzynski, Carol ...... Starzynski, Christine ....... Starzynski, Lucille .,,...., Stasak, Barbara ....,,, Stasak, Dean ,........ Stasak, Richard ......... Stefanovich, Andy ...... Stewart, Eileen ....,,,,. Stewart, Iarnes ...,. Stewart, Leroy ....... Stewart, Sandy .,,.. Stolz, Ioyce ......... Story, Barbara ....... Strong, Charlie ...... Strong, Ionathan ....... Strong, Richard ......., Sum, Andrew ....,....... 15,4l,59,96,97, 99,100,132 68,112 75,122 112,122 75,115,134 59 30,31 85 85 75 75,118 59 106 68 68 59 60,103 60,103,112 85,119 75,1l8,l21,l26 Sum, lack ...........,....... ,.........,... 6 0,1141 Sudrofi, Miss Ioann .,,,............,........,.......... 30 Sudroff, Iudy ,,,,,.,,,,,,,.... ,..,........ 85,104,105 Swerdon, Betsy ......,...... ................., ,.,,v...:,,,lg1Q Swerdon, 101m ,,,,,....,.,.... ,, ....,. xiii, ..,,,, 85,127 Swigon, Torn .................... 1, ,.,..............,........ 75 Swope, Carolyn ................' Swope, Dorris ....... . .... .. Tagiareni, Iames ..... Tandy, Fred ..,.... Tandy, Larry ...... Tate, Edward ..,,......... Tauck, Edward ............ Tauck, Mr. Reinhardt Taylor, Barbara ,........... Taylor, Glendor ........ Terry, Margo ...,...... 1 ,.,,,.,..,.............. as 68103 118122 123 1 1 I 1 is ,....... Q.. 106,123 85,123,127 123 123 37 so 75,122 as Thompson, Raymond .... ff: ' Wallac . OOUY -.---- -------A ---- 86 Thompson, Virginia .,... ...... ., ..,.... W ......-.---,- hornpson, Walter ...,......,.... ......... ..., , . .' A ., rs,1Th as ff ,......... .Q .I -....---- Tiernan, Cynthia .......,.............. 15, 1, 1 a1ters,71'o1r1 .I ............. ,. Tiernan, Iane ..... .. ...,,......., . 762 ,112,1 Xxwqngt,1eoQGd , .--------- ll--:TH 76 Tiller, Iohn ....... ,...... ........ 1 rg. .... K, Win 0, ny ..--, .............-.-v- 'T-751 K N ' I 1 3 Tillery, Leona ,..... ........,.,........... 1 Ip 8 2 W QTOHM --5-15 ---A--'------ fi -- ' ' 32 Toby, Marylou ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 6 8,1 A 211, 29 hinqto agree -'A- ' V - -s'---- 6211031112 Toby, Susan .....,..... '-'17 , 6,1015 X. ashinq :' 7 332- ------ 'A ' ' 76 Tongue. Cheryl ---.' ,-v---, ------------A----.- 6 XTFWG On, --ff --A--- - '- ' 3 2 To s, Beverl .......... ....,...,...... . .H 7 -aj W X 91 9 T191 -------- - ' ' Togis, Concegtion .,,,,,.,..,,.,.,.,. ..,.. 85 W'E11k111Sq,D ---------A----- 86'u9'127 Torres, Raul ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, fLf...f.pfQX 6,103,122 T,-vveitz, C1155 .----. 2 1 ---A--------'---- -- '------ 8 5413 Towns, Alma .,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,1 I ,,,,,,, Q ,,,,,,,,,,,, Q ' 'Whe6l6I, 1iYC1911 --e--'------ Q ---- --4----- 8 6'119 Towns, David ....... ..,,,..........,.,.. f ..,. ' X GH191 ----------4------------- ---' ------A- 6 2 Towns, Dorothy ...... .............,. . 85 ' H , Dan ------------------------ ' '41'62wl'114 Towns, Erma ,.,,... ,,,,....,....... 9 5 ' 'VVilCZyI1S1Ci,.SGlU-C1!Ll-11' - -------' f 86'1o1 Trzavick, Ted ,...... .,....,............,. 8 61 1 ' eL,,YlC11191' ------- - '-----'-'---- 105 Trzeciak, Bob ,,,,,, ,,,,, 1 7,60,1 Leofwrd ..,--r----- 751105133 Trzeciak, Larry ......... .......,., , 1 ff ey, Wi iam -'-------------'-A---- -'--'---- ---- ' Troutman, Nancy ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 gxv' illiams, Boyce -e------- ------ 8 6'1Z3 Tucker, Shirley ,,,,,,, ,,,,, 1 01,1332 Williams Feridia ......- - -A----' 5 2 Turner, Iames ..... Turner, Tommie .....,.,..... Tyler, Onnie .,..........., Underwood, Clarence Untch, Fred ................ Ursery, Gladys ..... Ursery, Ronald .,.... Vance, Bobby ............ 76 76,123,126 69,103 124,125 Vance, Mr. Ioseph ........ ....... 3 7,124,125,125 Vargas, Ioe ......,..,.,.... Vargas, Leonard .,.,... Vasquel, Lorenzo ....., Velez, Dolores ,,,,...., Velez, Gloria .....,. Vereb, Iamce ........, Vereb, Richard .....,. Vespo, Alice ....,,, Vespo, Vespo, Vespo, fsjllespo, Yician. Vician, Billy ..... Dan ......... Ianice ..... Iudy Iodri .,...., Ioyce ..,..,....... Thomas, Thomas, Carol ............ .,............................... 7 5 Lorraine ........,.............. , .... 5 .......... 76 05 119' 127 Thomas, Melvin ff. .iff,Q,'f1f1.,f,-,., , , Thomas, Peter ...... F, ......... 1 .... .,............. Q 60,123 Thomas, Ronald ..Ll ....................,..,........... i.. 68 Thompson, I 0 Betty ........................,............,.... 75 1 Villarreal, Carlos ...... Villarruel, Catalina .. Vans, Dennis ......... , .... Vorkapich, Larry ......, 61,114 69,109 86,109 15,61,100.l32 76,107,109,l14 86 15,41,61,100,132 15,61,100,l32 ,,,.,,... 86 69,105 Voyt, Diane ,........... ....,..-......--...-. 3 5 Voyt, Iudy .................. ....... 6 9,101,112 Waddell, William ...,,.... ..... 6 1.59.1013 Wachowski, Richard ....... ................. 7 6,1 18 Walker, Anna ...........,.....,..,.......,....,............ 76 Walker, Annabelle ............,... 69,103,l13,115 Walker, Arlene ...,,,..,.,, 64,69,l00,l28,l29,13l Walker, Ed ........,....,,.. Walker, Mildred ...,..,. Wall? Sandy ..,...,...,... Wallace Brian ........,. Wallace, Iohn ........... Wallace, XMEry ........,, Wdillace, T. 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