Washington High School - Memory Lane Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1970 volume:

1 GES W l South Bend Washington ...10 -1 L 0 MARIO FOR TITLE me if 5L322'J3ii:55fff2fE222ff22f5l8 3 iii I 5: ES5t,61R2'h'Jm'.ss.a.'::::::Z ? 32.3 fi in iii i PAST ST JQSEPH 1 I O I iy, 45 -07 Purdue Dum Returns by Phillips Niorthwestern 10 Wisconsin 23 Texas 27 it ,Illinois 6 Iowa 17 Oklahoma 17 P I S O 'ww' ' 1 Tl 908011 pener , ' , Washington fn ft une In UPI Poll p Lo, iND1AiiiQAQfsUiiioAY MORNING, ocrroiieii 12, 19o5 S0ufi1n '5e'i5s'v753iffEY'3n was 5 1 rated No. 1 in the United Press 5 STUN Blill Q ,vias 'ABLE IN N.i.c. .rlos Phillips inth m Washington to Win Fiizsr rsiuvi 1, Offense By BOB TOWNER International coaches' poll for the fourth straight week, Tues- day, garnering seven of 11 first place votes. LID 1 Gettin Roberson' 63' '85 lbs 'I Tihhtine Sports Writer arty Terry Schiridt, 6-0, 165. Sr.. K-H -. ' Vi' 5 s -- Chris Kuc, 6-4, 285. Sr., South arlington: Leith Lehnen, 6-Cl. 215, ette Central Catholic, - Ron Vice, 5-11. 248. Sr , South shmfitonf Mike Van Britsori, A-1,v .isville Memorial E -Steve Buttertieid, 6-3, 190, 5r.,: also. f tcrbcck -- John Chin. 5-1l,165.5V . nlirio backs- Jerry Scroflgins, 6-if r,, Marion, David Brown. 5-111192. Sloominnton, Dave Foellinqer, 5-11, r,, Rochester, , Defense - George Uremovict'i,A-1,195. Sr., illc, Russ Sailors. 6-2, 230. Sr.. 5 lv Bend Washinclton klcs - Mike Brown, 6 3. 235. Sr.. GorY + n, Tim Nif:ol1ni,5-9,175. Sf . Misha- 3 Marian din Guard - Jim Hcllid0Y. 5-8,165. T khur hackers -- Torn Morendt, 6-7, 197. dianoo I Howe. Doug Johnson,5-8, , 'vt l- 'sd MLGa.rc, 5-1, 200. ko o b K ohersori, Elkhart? l'f 1 150, fw Mishuwriku oc in ce 11.171, ir, Rich- vo k It Do o h. 6-0, 201, Sr ln- fhot 1 shingtons Panthers, yi- ners of every honor possible this high school football season, to- day boast still another in last nights selection of swift and dy- nainit: hallliauk t'arlos Phillips as the Most Valuable Player of the Northern Indiana Confer- em-fx Selected 31:5 the leagues coaches at their annual dinner meeting in the Capri Restaurant, Phillips uill receive The Trib- iines pm-snnzilizied trophy em- hininatit- of his becoming the Washington Elkhart 8 First downs 8 204 Rushing yardage 118 tl Passing yardage llll lll Passes attempted 9 3 Passes completed 5 l Passes intercepted by I S Punts 5 19 Punting axerage 28 1 Fumhles lost 4 25 Yards penalized 20 .T. .-1 .. 13-8 Loss Ends Elkhart Streak By non 'rowNEn Tribune Soorts Writer Scoring what has to be one of Washington High School's greatest football victories, Coach Tom Rogge- man's west side Panthers season's first defeat on Elk- hart's No. 1 state ranked Blazers, 13-8, before a near- c a p a c i t y 13,000 frenzied fans in School Field Sta- dium. Washington, ranked No. 4, thus snipped an Elkhart streak of 17 straight tri- umphs over a three-year span, became the first team to score on Tom Kurth's Blazers this season and knocked them out of first place in the Northern Indi- ana Conference. With quarterhar-k Roh Horvath and hallhai-k Farlos Phillips scoring second-quarter touch- Saturday night pinned the tackle for the score. He kicked the point for a 7-0 lead. Elkhart stalled after the kick- off, the crusher coming when Kevin Bikowski broke in to spill Herrick for a seven-yard loss on a flat pass. Garyy Malcom punt- ed out to Elkhart's 33. Seven Plays Washington consumed seven plays in the scoring march, a llorvath pass for eight yards to end Clarence, Clark setting it up on the 9. Phillips dashed around left end for the touchdown, but this time Horvath's kick for the point missed and Washington had a 13-0 edge Elkhart rebounded quickly aft- Tu Q. .5 gg CU 5 '- L C 0. ga .fs E is 'U 3 .E C Q- -Q- u Q ' ,C CD 'E O 4. I1 Q9 ' U, an 5 .Q gg E QD 5 'U 5 n: S 5 E 4 C5 oi PANTHER PRIDE 5' 5 OO o 3 5 A non-ending achievemenf in excellence, I CU E To sfarf the Green Machine CD 3 Rolling, Q Lf-2 CU Rolling, m Q5 E Cheering, E E Blazing a Trail Through 'U Tradifion, 5 ul 5 Fighting as no one has ever - Z foughf, I 4 . . . CD To unite, ro grow, To build In performance, Z -J Q parficipafion, y 2 Everyone, O 1 Q sfudenf-Teacher-people, ? 'E Themselves, G C GJ Each assuming an indenfify, Z E CD To creafe 1 - and become one, I LLI C To seek our Truth, understanding, m E '- leadership, gg PRIDE. 1 O I 'S IN nr: CJ OD ez - 5 1 - I' 0 J v 5 S I I 3 O ' , 1' ' 0 ' 1 A I Q ' f 4 f Af 9 v . ' is K1 V K pg 7? if X S ,sq is 7 'W e ' J it S- 5. K r F V I QA . i K if I 1 L , Activities at Washington have been a symbol of outstanding pride and tradition. Through numerous social activities we have remained a school of excellence striving to develop character, pride, and an understanding of social relations. The National Honor Society, the student council, and the human relations board act as inspiration to the entire student body for fairness in all governmental and academic aspects. Sportsmanship and championship in all types of sports has been evident in Washington's athletic events. The Panther may show his loyalty to the school by cheering at the pep assemblies, going to the game, and ioining the cheerblock. Proms, courts, and dances instill a feeling of sentiment and sociability. Car washes, selling taffy apples, life savers, green machine buttons, candy, and ioining Junior Achievement are various fund raising activities used to buy art equipment, band equipment, class gifts and many other items for the school. The Washington Panther is the symbol of pride in achievements. The life of each student is the life of Washington High School. What they do makes Washing- ton what it is. The fun of a class party, the solemnity of'graduation, the ioy of being best are all shared by those around us. Every individual strives towards a goal: each of us wants recognition. There are few accomplish- ments that go unpraised, and little praise given to those who don't deserve it. Our goals are not just personal, they are shared by the entire student body. We make friendships, study for tests together, plan parties to- gether, and live our lives together. The Washington student is a true Panther, a member of a proud and undying family. He represents Washington High School not only in those special moments of glory, but during every day that he lives. -nuff . .vmiil K . ' ,A - I I .W 3 Al 'dz YK QI.-nv' v-f fi 7 03' Q, C fo? Q ' o 'K ' o',, i is X Ns 6 M lv, 5,1 8. 3,-. ' 0 umfnan-I K ' ' 4 Qu- QAM is . A? A - A Washington is extremely, proud of the fine staff and faculty which is present at the school. Through the assistance of the teachers Washington has be- come known as a school of high academic stand- ards. Patience and endurance by the staff has promoted a genuine love of knowledge which is present in the student body. Attributing to our fine staff are also those people who take care of all of the paperwork and records of the school as well as running the bookstore for the convenience of the students. The modern facilities in the school aid the process of knowledge greatly, such as the library, laundry, audio visual room, language lab and the cafeteria. The custodians do a fine iob in maintaining the cleanliness of the pool and gym- nasium as well as the large comfortable classrooms. The pool and gymnasium provide a place for stu- dents to develop physical abilities and stamina as well as providing places for social activities to take place in. The industrial arts department maintains modern facilities such as the auto shop, machine shop, and woods shop. Overall Washington has some of the most modern and extensive facilities in the community. . ,wise Y' at ,Q --1 Qi!! The desire to compete and prove that Washington is number one has always been foremost in the minds of every Panther. Whether it is a highly skilled game of basketball or a knock-down, rough and bruising football evenlt, it is executed for the glory of Washington High School. The State'Football Championship is a well-earned victory that was hard-fought for by our boys this year. Sometimes our opponents are bigger and tougher and are favored over the Panthers, but that makes little difference. The Panther Tradition is pride, spirit, and a never-ending battle to the finish. When the Panther team is down, the spirit they show to claw their way back to the top again is what Panther Pride and Washington High School is all about. The promotion of school spirit starts with the cheerleaders and they have the ability to infect the entire school with enthusiasm. The students give their minds, bodies, and souls to the support of the teams. Whether it is in a pep assembly, or at the actual game, everyone at Washington makes the Green Machine roll. QQ EET y E 57 'As lr- .--- 1 . 40 4 P. N' PANTHER PRIDE I N o o c Performance, Joining, Participating, Doing, Working to preserve a spirit that has existed through time, to prove to the community, to ourselves, of our ability to live as one, together, creating individuals, discovering talent, doing what we know how to do, with pride with determination. fwiggr QQ W , mb r V RILEY The Riley Round-Up ended up in what would more appropriately have been named a Washington Wrap-up. The Big Green Machine rolled over their opponents with a score of 35-0. During the halftime ceremonies, the courts from the two schools were pre- sented to the crowd. It was at this time that the queen was announced. Miss Sandy Vanslager was our queen for the '69-'70 year. RILEY ROUND-UP COURT: left to right: Juble Hairston, Brenda Mays, Gary Huston, Cheryl Grzegorek, Tim Nemeth, Sandy Vanslager, Chris Kohler, Nancy Behnke, Dan Kalmar, Gretchen Webb, Keith Watkins, Peggy Adkisson, Mike Thompson, Debbie Hayes, George Tucker, Anita Janiszewski. A ,b ,V V i K W, As.ss,..N-.Ax.mM TN. V .. CENTRAL COURT CENTRAL COURT: left to right: Lyn Schultz, George Tucker, Diane Kasznia, Gary Huston, Joyce Jasinski, Jim Nowaczewski, Alice Jo Star, Rick Orban, Cordy Sanders, Terry Outlaw, Elaine Odom, Zeb Gathright, Tina Kurzhal, Chris Kohler, Peggy Adkisson, Alonzo Poindexter. Ring bearers: Stacy Odom, Eddie .lasinski J 3 i l t Tradition was the key word in this, the final Central court in our history. The nostalgia of this event was subordinate only to the excitement of meeting an- other foe in the game of basket- ball. There were eight girls sharing the honor of being on the Cen- tral court but, only one would ascend to the throne of the queen. The members of the court were selected by a vote of the Senior class. Miss Alice Jo Star, escorted by Rick Orban, was chosen queen of WHS basketball for '69-'7O. V4 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Juniors and Seniors who have outstanding qualities of leadership, character, scholar- ship, and service are eligible for membership in the National Honor Society, spon- sored by Miss Murphy. Students are first selected on the basis of their academic record and are then evaluated by the teachers on their other qualities. New members are now inducted at a dinner held for them and their parents instead of the former proce- dure of being called from the audience at an assembly held in the auditorium. Upon induction, the new members receive the highest academic honor that they can attain: becoming a member of a national society that honors those who serve their community. f, N.H.S. OFFICERS: above right: left to right, standing: Claudette Chandonia fProgram Chairmanl, Bill Douglas Ureasurerl, George Soley fVice-Presidentj. Seated: Pam Claeys iSecretaryJ, Miss Murphy fSponsorJ, Linda McKesson fPresidentl. , if 1 ff,-1f:X'Y!'Q I N' -:gi.,fff!??k Hgffff gf if an fn .bf mf frm 1' 5 ,U , . ffigx WN if ' 'wif nv 9' 3 '36 -. 1 I 1 J l Q 4-. ,h ,gif 3 Y 331 Q 5? , . uf f f.. .f 4 ,A W: 7 A Ng., AX -f Y ii? Qs' ? 541' vis. , 1 wi . ,Nw W 9 'm iv X n 'mul ff?-1,-lyk, i U 3 3 1 ,. , 1, 'M .I r ' . ' ,wily ,.-. . i 1'e..Ms.?l4a . . 'flr' 51 This page: top: Mr. Gilbreth: l had twelve children so you wouldn't have to do the work. Middle: Anne: But Mother, he's picking me up at eight o'clock. Below right: Joe: See. Pull the bow and it hits the apple. Opposite page: Top middle: Director Joe Good inspects the set. Top far right: Larry: Really, Anne, I want you to go to the prom with me. Middle: Miss Brill: They're a bunch of little cheaters, all of them Bottom: Joe Scales does a cheerleading stunt for the Gilbreth kids. 1 :,f'fSf- 5' 'lrc Nil l,.,:., x gi? xm -3 iii .f Sr x 'Jalan UK? On November 9 and 10, Washington's Drama Club gave a light-hearted presentation of the life of a family blessed with a dozen children. Set in the l92O's, Cheaper by the Dozen was narrated by Ernestine Gilbreth Cplayed by Sue Ritschardl and her brother Frank lplayed by Dennis Sobczakl as they recalled the good times of their youth. Their father Cplayed by Gary Hustonj was a man obsessed with saving time. He was always trying out new ways to save a minute here or a second there. His disagreements with his daughter Anne iplayed by Debbie Ripscoj about the younger generation give the play a universal character, and help to make it appropriate to our time. Others in the cast were: Mrs. Gilbreth . Jackie ..... Dan . . Bill . . . Fred .... Lillian... . .. Martha ...... Mrs. Fitzgerald Dr. Burton . . . , Joe Scales . . . Miss Brill . . . Larry ........ . . Alice Jo Star .... Bob Palus .. . Jim Moon Gary Woltman .. . John Wayo Dianne Dandino Debbie Dandino . .Debbie Basil . Henry Martin . . . . Gary Cwidak Peggy Adkisson . . Tim Nemeth CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 5-A M, 'Fin STUDENT COUNCIL ALTERNATES: left to right: row 1: Kathy Opaczewski, Cheryl Tucker, Bev Mester, Lois Haines, Denese Lowrance, Chris Williams, Sharon Groshans, Deb Chikar. Row 2: Reba Elledge, Shelly Rininger, Brenda Cherrone, Darlene Scofield, Tina Phillips, Joan Hairston, Debra Thomp- son, Peggy Hoyt, Cheryl Hafer, Debbie Ziolkowski, Shirley Kearney. Row 3: Guy Kohler, Nancy Ring, Pat Wilborn, Debbie Ritschard, Salli Nyberg, Peggy Borlik, Sandy Buda, Michelle Budzinkski, Judi Carroll. Row 4: Bob Szymczak, 'Henry Martin, Paul Peiza, Gary Cwidak, Randy Emerick, Chuck Chelminiak, Bob Badowski, Eugene Robinson, Kevin Jones. The Student Council provides a student voice in school policies. The Student Council, newly sponsored by Mr. Eley, has participated in many activitks including Operation Get Ac- quainted. In this program various community members are invited to see our school in ac- tion and the Panther pride which is embodied within the school. The Human Relations Board is active in promoting good relations between the student body and the teaching staff. STUDENT COUNCIL DELEGATES: left to right: row l: Bruce Outlaw, David Outlaw, Rick Raiter, Paul Suppinger, Ken Senzig, George Tucker, Brian Lindorf, John Richmond. Row 2: Michelle Csenar, Patty Haslanger, Debby Brown, Dianne Dandino, Vicki Yates, Donna Molnar, Chris Ganus, Sue Gaczkowski, Jane Wolfe, Linda Lane, Patti Cook, Linda Chavis, Bonetia Phillips. Row 3: Rick Basham, Melissa Woods, Noreen Kuehl, Cindy Bella, Pamela Minor, Beverly Odom, Debbi Lambe, Tonda Webb, Vicki Lips, Renie Meszaros, Denese Kolacz, Melanie Meuleman, Vickie Zoludow. Row 4: David Brown, Alice Star, Lucy Kolesniak, Debbie Dean, Ronda Davison, Cheryl LaFree, Janet Geppert, Sherry Martin, Chris Marshall, Sheila Johnson, Vickie Turner. Row 5: LeeVan Van Paris, Mark Scott, Rich Daurer, Dennis Sobczak, Dennis Evans, Dennis Feece, Joe Bleich, Jack Harding, Dale Wells, Bob Borlik, LeR'oy Love, Mike Trzaskowski. STUDENT COUNCIL Q 5 . . gy , ,il 4 ' WMM, Z' ' f r Left: Russ Sailors addresses the student body. Top: Student Council officers, left to right: Sandy Vanslager, secretary, Melinda Gates, social chairman, John Vann, treasurer, Brenda Mays, social chairman, Russ Sailors, President. Middle: HUMAN RELATIONS BOARD, seated: Shirley Kearney, Peggy Adkisson, Pam Minor, Paulette Bibbs, Tracy Robbins, Gennie Lawshea, Sue Gaczkowski, Judy Rhoades. Standing: Bruce Outlaw, Marty Ruszkowski, Dale Wells, David Outlaw, Carlos Phillips, Brian Lindorf. HUMAN RELATIONS BOARD HEALTH CAREERS for those desiring a career re- the Tuberculosis Seals Campaign. ,Que FUTURE TEACHERS 20 The Health Careers Club was or- ganized to create joint activities lated to some aspect of health. The main project of the club is F AMERICA Top left: President, Jan Whetstone discusses plans with the club spon- sor, Mrs. Parker and club member. Bottom right: President, Lynn Feece gives punch to Mr. Sipotz. NJ The Art Club is active in building the art program by pur- chasing several new pieces of equipment, some of which includes painting easels. They were able to purchase sup- plies with the help of a successful dance and by selling Christmas cards printed by the members of the club. The Future Teachers of America gives students interested in teaching an opportunity to decide if this profession is right for them. The club went on field trips to area edu- cational institutes, showed substitutes around the school each morning, and held their annual Teachers' Tea. Below: Yvonne Ziolkowski, Mary Beth Beuchler, Mr. Meuninck fsponsorj, Becky Kapsa Cpresidentl, Mar- garet Bella with Bill Mackowski after decorating Kuberski's Department Store for Christmas. Sa ' 'Q CLUB Below: DRAMA BOARD MEMBERS: Gary Huston, Brenda Cherrone, Lee McGlinsey, Patty Haslanger lPresidentl, Alice Star fVice-Presidentj, Mr. Good lSponsorD. Under the direction of Mr. J. B. Good, the National Thespians' eight members strive to gain an interest and appreciation in theatre. The group was organized to cre- ate an opportunity for those interested in dramatic works to further their studies. In helping to make each school production a success, the National Thespians co-spon- sors each play. The Drama Club, directed by Mr. Good, specializes in providing out- standing entertainment for W.H.S. This year the club gained valuable experience in the dramatic arts by performing Cheap- er by the Dozen and A Man Called Peter. RUSSIAN CLUB SPANISH CLUB Picture at left, back row: Mr. Hoffman fsponsorl, Ron Zielinski ltreasurerl, Paul Wisniewski lpresidentl, Jim Berus. Front row: Joe Lonie CLaSalle H. S., Acting Secre- taryb, Judy Cholewczynski lSocial chairmanl, Ann Kleszcz lVice Pres.J. Absent: Melissa Wood lsecretaryl. Bottom: left to right: Dennis Feece ltreasurerj, Mr. Guin fsponsorj, Barb Sikorski fpresidentl, Diane Snyder lvice- presidentl. Absent: Julie Retek fsecretaryl. This year the Spanish Club, decorated the Christmas tree in the school lobby, and cele- brated with a Fiesta. The Russian Club awards sports trophies each year to outstand- ing athletes. The members of the Co-op classes are the working class of WHS, going to school half the day and working the other half. C0-OPS DRUM MAJOR: Gene Mikolaiewski, Asst. Drum Maior: Calvin Johnson. Row i: left ro righf: Melinda Gales, Pa? Overmyer, Karen Kowalski, Sewonie Mincy, Ron Sequin, Dan Fiedler, Andy Vargo, Mike Samp. Row 2: Janice Fore, Marsha Nies, Denese Lowrance, Dave Shields, Ted Sikorski, Mike Horvaih, Jim Goodrich. Row 3: Diana Bennet, Patty Lemanski, Janice Whetstone, Sue Tatich, Mike Sfrzelecki, Blaine Plencner. Row 4: Cindy Prenfkowski, Pam Erickson, Judy Deranek, Herb Pere- grine, Kent Hocker, John Wells, Gary Thompson, Mike Marlin. Row 5: Cindy Geehring, Beverly Underly, Henry Martin, Debbie Marlow, Kafri Underwood, Paul Peiza, Dean Schoonaert, Dave Karkiewicz. Row 6: Linda Duddleson, Sue Rzepka, Linda Hoover, Jack Neuliep, Joe Kuharic, Janice Weissfuss, George Laird, Bill Erickson. Twirlers: Diane Birk, Cindy Govaert, Sherri Ellis, Sheilla Johnson, Debbie Jasinski, Michael Kruk, Debbie Cooper, Connie Trowbridge. Feature Twirlers: Jody Goodrich, Janice Szymanski. Flags: Dale Miller, Jim Ritz. BAND Y ' nl 3 9 if 2 2 , ,M , ul' , - -Y J T, ' K... ' gtg r. . ms new uns KXIT NUMBER if The Latin Club, sponsored by Mr. Hubert Miller, acquaints members with the life and customs of the ancient Romans. The Club runs several money making projects throughout the year. The French Club, sponsored by Mrs. Dora Goldberg and Mr. Michael Foley, takes an active interest in French customs and fine arts. Each year the French club takes a trip to Chicago to see various French pro- ductions on the stage. While in Chicago they attend many of the finest French restaurants. Each year the German Club decorates a Christmas tree in the main office with authentic German decora- tions. Games, films, tapes, and records are used at their meetings. GERMAN CLUB OFFICERS: left to right: Faye Sulin, President, Mrs. Tulchinsky, Sponsor, Deb Brown, Vice-President, Denese Lowrance, Treasurer. Not pictured is Linda Rosback, Secretary. . Rex LATIN. FRENCH. GERMAN CLUBS LATIN CLUB OFFICERS: left to right: Helen Jasinski, Vice-President, Deb Govaert, Secretary4Treasurer, Adrian Kloski, Publicity Chairman, Shirley Van Dreissche, President, Deb Jurek, Social Chairman. FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS: left to right: Sponsor, Mrs. Goldberg, Alice Jo Star, Social Chairman, Sponsor, Mr. Foley, Michael Pauszek, Vice President, Sue Hocker, President, Diane Kasznia, Secretary. Not pictured is Shirley Kearney, Treasurer, .og rv- 25 . - wk Q 3 Us ai , Y ,Q,, f S A I QS L ' sg YN Y ,gg g e ' f. 1 i A P as K 'X 'avi , Q 4. at A Q , gm E , L-E'im,vX A ' I :XX Y--XM 1 f-ww A. . A ' . s ,f .,.1 A in X si' X ' ' x 'N 'M' 'A' tk gmlwl 'A2g,vg,g,,. --W-....... .. M., M. ' - A,1t,1,,3,g'gl Q., A . ,NN Jfg ,, H If 4 - vs:-, I tin , gf 1- is 3, A 'ev , if f. NES X If , Left: Jay Miller QOrchesfra Ieaderj discusses music with Joseph Phelps CBand direcforb. J 2 .,.iL- W ' Y r X , Row I: left to right: Lynn Feece, Randy Emerick, Melanie Marks, Pat McFarland. Row 2: Debbie Hunter, Vickie Soos, Tina Duckwall, Kathy Duclzinski, Diane Snyder, Sheryl Grimmius, Roxanne' Grimmius, Kathy Rendos, Tom Snodgrass, Becky McClure, Rana Weissfuss. Row 3: Peggy Kelley, Cindy Geehring, Janis Fore, Linda Duddleson, Carolyn Mahnesmifh, Melinda Gates, Pam Erickson, Jody Goodrich, Janet Whetstone, Pat Overmyer, Linda Hoover, Jim Ritz, Janice Weissfuss, Linda Gerkey. Row 4: Dennis Feece, John Wells, Mike Marvin, Bill Gates, Ron Seguin, Gene Mikolaiewski, Dean Schoonaerf, Blaine Plencner, Bill Erickson. No? Pictured: Jon Weaver, Jeff Grossnickle, Sue Hoianacki, John Gale, Mike Samp, Herb Peregrine. DRCHESTRA 27 BOOSTER CLUB The Booster Club, sponsored by Mr. Watson, did a great iob of keeping the school spirit high this year. They painted many inspiring posters and displayed them throughout the school. Green machine buttons and ribbons were sold to make money for the new basketball uniforms for our cheerleaders. The Booster Club was also active in decorating the goal posts for all of the football games. The Boys' Usher Club does not only serve Washington but also serves the entire city. The boys usher at all home basket- ball, football, swimming, and wrestling games. They also ushered at the open house held in the new school city administration building. The Girls' Usher Club, sponsored by Miss Mur- phy, is composed of reliable girls who are well groomed, have poise and initiative. The club provides ushering service for special assemblies in the auditorium and various play productions. Also the club provides a coat check at basket- ball games and at other special occasions. BOOSTER CLUB OFFICERS: Mike Pausek CPresidenti, Mary Skubis CSecrefaryJ, Michele Budzinski Hreasurerj, Mary Maeyens lPoster Chairrnanj. With the officers is Mr. Watson the sponsor. USHERQ CLUBS el Q -. ' Sheila Johnson CPresiden1i directs a meeting of the Girls -+ C ' Ushers. F' 5 M . GIRLS' USHERS: row 1: Sandy Buda, Peggy Kelley, Linda Drabecki, Korene True, Barb Krupnik, Melinda Gates, Kathy Brown. Row 2: Michelle Budzinski, Becky Kapsa, Noreen Kuehl, Sue Chikar, Cathy Nowicki, Connie Wiggins,. Debbi Hunier, Kathy Rendos. Row 3: Jan Weiss, Andrea Lifka, Adrian Kloski, Pam Claeys, Melissa Woods, Sandy Vanslager, Barb Chmielowiec, Rene Cecil, Brenda Mays. Row 4: Barb Rufkowski, Linda McKesson, Sue Rzepka, Janice Schy- manski, Helen Jasinski, Barb Swain, Bonnie Barker. Row 5: Pam Bonkowski, Jane Wolfe, Lorie Niemie., Sophie Jasinski, Linda McGlorhlen, Deb Basil, Rhonda Kleva, Sylvia Marshall. HATCHET Our school newspaper, edited by An- drea Litka, reports student activities, pro- motes better relations between faculty and students, and supports school func- tions. lt also gives students a chance to voice their opinions in Voice of the Panther. The Hatchet's staff must have good writing ability, references, and be responsible and reliable. 3 Ta' Top: left to right: Sandy Buda CAssistant Circulation Managerj, Debbie Govaert lCirculation Manageirj, Steve Wendt lPl'1otographerJ, Vickie Turner iEx- change Editorj. Middle left: Kelly Robbins CAd Man- agerj. Middle right: Pam Bonkowski CAssistant Page 1 Editorl, Ron Zieliniski fPage 4 Editorl, Genny Wales-iewicz CPage l Editorl, Barb Podemski fPage 3 Editorl, Andrea Litka CEclitor-in-Chiefj, Laura Enyart fPage 2 Editorj. Seated: Mrs. Fodor fsponsorb. Bot- tom: Pam Bonkowski, Barb Podemski, Andrea Litka, Suzanne Takach, Steve Wendt, Sherry Breunlin CBusi- ness Manager,l David Thomas CPhotographerD, John Dooms CPhotograipherJ. Seated: Mrs. Fodor. Vi. 'Wan lr. ' 'mann ACH!!! . 1' 1 f '42.!5 - ffm , was +e1 ':t- f Under the direction of Mrs. Janet Leininger, the Glee Club is an everpresent part of Washington High School. The T20 members strive to better the purpose of entertain- ment. Annual programs presented by the Glee Club are a Pop Concert with the or- l T chestra, a Christmas program, and an Easter program. A variety of other musical produc- tions are presented to the community and student body. Various members of the Glee Club participate each year in the state Vocal l Contests. Many of these participants return F with gold and silver medals for outstanding talents. The Glee Club is a beneficial and fun filled activity. i Left to right: row 1: Donna Molnar, Janet Buchanan, Pat Woiciechowski, Debra Brown, Valerie Paris, Alice Jo Star, Patricia Haslanger, Lorie Niemier, Robert Palus, John Wierzbecki, Gary Cwidak, Rudy Retek, Eugene Johnson, Charles Miller, Melinda Gates, Debra Basil, Sandy Vanslager, Barb Krupnik, Jody Jurczak, Linda Eldridge, Betty Kirkendoll, Peggy Naragon. Row 2: Janet Weiss, Debra Hayes, Diane Dandino, Deborah Dandino, Sheryl Brockie, Carol Claeys, Kathy Brown, Linda Gerkey, Sue Hocker, Robert Austin, Dennis Sieracki, Ron Kovatch, Mike Traskowski, David Wassenhove, Robert 'Kobaska, Paul Donaldson, Jodie Goodrich, Pam Link, Cathy Nowicki, Mary Lindorf, Kathy Plaia, Chris Kuzmic, Cathy Butler. Row 3: Robbin Mazlo, Tracy Robbins, Carolyn Evans, Jeannie Lobis, Cindy Bella, Theresa Kolesnick, Becky Milliman, Pam Claeys, Judy Rhoades, Herbie Tucker, Melvin Williams, Brian Lindorf, Conrad Buda, Mike Trzcinski, Dan Czerna, Judy Horvath, Mary Paszli, Debby Kerchner, Sandy Joseph, Pam Erickson, Missy Loczi, Linda McGlohlen, Sylvia Piatkowski. Row 4: Cheryl Hater, Lori Anderson, Liz Lambe, Kathy Withrow, Barb Searfoss, Cheryl LaFree, Michele Grimmius, Thelma Shead, Anne Lombardi, Jim Szymanski, Greg Lindorf, Curt Krouse, Gary Schoonaert, Russ Sailors, Henry Hall, George Tucker, Sue Nowastawski, Karen Poysser, Shirley Kearney, Barb Vanslager, Sue Gaczkowski, Linda Light, Pam Minor, Jane Wolfe, Debra Kring, Leona McCoy, Sharon Grashans, Claudette Chandonia, Dave Cherryholmes, Al Freeman, Dave Freeman, Eugene Robinson, Randy Emerick, Rick Orban, Jim Szulczyk, Anna Jenkins, Barb Dugas, Vickie Soos, Tracy Dugas,'Sheila Johnson, Marlene Surguy. The Library and Audio Visual Clubs' members are a great help To W.H.S. By keeping magazines in order, and checking books in and out, They keep The library in working order and as- sist in running proiecfors, Tape re- corders and record players, used in classroom work. LIBRARY I- W PEGGY ADKISSON Gamma Delta Sigma l, 2 CChristmas Party Committeej, Glee Club 2, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Human Relations Board 4, Drama Club 4 lProps Committeel, Future Teachers of America 2, Junior Cabinet CAlternateJ 3, Ushers' Club 4, Washington-Riley Football Roundup Court, Cheaper by the Dozen. JOHN ANDREAE . .. Rod and Gun Club 3, Wrestling 1, 2, 3 CManager1, l.C.T. 4. BOB BADOWSKI French Club 1, 2, Studenrt Council fAlternateJ 4, Memory Lane CActivities Editor, 4, 1968 High School Engineering Institute. BARBARA BALDWIN Art Club 4, Math Club 1, Spanish Club 3. TED BARANOWSKI Latin Club 'l, 2, Hi-Y l, 2, Junior Achievement 3, Junior Tuberculosis League 3, 4, Boys' State. CHARLES BARTLEY Monogram Club 4, Cross Country 3, 4: Track 3, 4. JEANETTE BARNES Cheerblock 1, Student Council 1, 2, 3. NANCY BEHNKE . . . German Club 1, 2, 3, Booster Club 1, 2, Gamma Delta Sigma 1, 2, 3, American Field Service 1, 2, Drama Club 2, 3, Class Vice-President 1, Junior Prom lDeco- rating Committeel, Junior Class Party CDecorating Committeet, Junior Prom Court, Riley-Roundup Court. - KAREN BENNETT Y-Teens 1, 2, l.C.T. Club 4, Class Party lDecorating Committee, 3. LINDA BENNETT BARRY BIBBS Hi-Y 1, Art Club 2, 3, Monogram Club 1, Wrestling 1, 2, D.E. CINDY BLASE . . . Glee Club 1. DEBORAH BOLES PAUL BOLKA EDWARD BRADFORD Football l, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. SHARON BRAYLOCK Glee Club 2, Student Council I. TERRY BREDA Rod and Gun Club I, 2, Hi-Y I, 2, Wrestling Manager I, 2. JAMES BRUCE Monogram club 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball lManagerJ I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4. SANDRA BRZYSKI Spanish Club I. BOB CALVIN Football I. JANICE CAMPBELL French Club I, 2, Booster Club I, 2, Drama Club I, 2, Sea Nymphs I, 2, 4, Class Party Decoration Committee I, 3, Junior Prom Decoration Committee, Teacher's Assistant. PATRICK CARLTON Spanish Club 2, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Monogram Club 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4 fCaptain and School Record 45, Track 2, 3. DANNY CAVINDER RENEE CECIL I,C.T. 4, Library help I. CLAUDETTE CHANDONIA Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4 lSec- retary 31, Drama Club I, 2, French Club I, 2, 3, 4 lTreasurer 31, National Honor Society 3, 4 lSocial Chairman 45, Girls Ushers' Club 3, 4 fVice-President 49, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council I, Paint Your Wagon. JACKIE CHAPPELL Latin Club-I, 2, Booster Club 2, Junior Achievement 2, 3. DONNA CHELMINIAK American Field Service I, 2, Booster Club I, 2, 3, Junior Achievement 3, Gym Helper 2, 3. BRENDA KAY CHERRONE Booster Club I, Cadet Teaching 4, Drama Club I, 2, 3, 4, Drama Board, National Thespians 2, 3, 4, Health Careers I, 2, Latin I, 2, Y-Teens I, Sophomore Class Party Committee, Girls' State lAlternatel. ELDRIDGE LOUIS CHISM JR. Junior Cabinet, Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, Track I. JAMES CHODZINSKI Audio-Visual Club I, 2, Student Council 2, 3. 'ga-.wi . l 2 A, QL? We-Qs LARRY CHOJNACKI CHRIS CHRAPEK Student Council lalternatey, Tennis I, 3, 4, Monogram Club 4, Most Valuable Tennis Player. BERNIE CIULA Art Club I, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club l, 2, 3, Gamma Delta Sigma I, 2, A.F.S. I, 2, Junior Class Party Decorations Committee. PAM CLAEYS Booster Club 2, 3, 4 fPoster Committee 3, AJ, Future Teachers of America 4, National Honor Society 3, 4 CSecretary 41, Girls' Usher Club 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Melloettes 4, Fitzy Minstrels 4, Future Homemakers of Amer- ica I, Drama Club 3, 4, American Field Service 2, Memory Lane lUnderclass Editori, Y-Teens 2, Student Council Ethics Committee 3, 4, Class Party Decoration Committee 2, Junior Prom Refreshment Committee 3, Paint Your Wagon , Cheaper by the Dozen , You Can't Take It With You , Cadet Teacher 4, Assistant to Mrs. Lehman I, Convocation Center Dedication, Junior Achievement 3. GREGORY CLARK . .. Art Club 2, Monogram Club, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3. PATRICIA CLAY Booster Club, Art Club, Y-Teens, Junior Achievement, Student Council, Junior Cabinet lAlternateD, Art Award fCertificate of Meritl. CLAYTON CLOSE . . . H-i-Y 3. ALICE COLEMAN Junior Achievement 3, Art Club 3, D.E. 4. FRAN COLESON ... Booster Club 1, 2. DWAINE CONARD Baseball I, 2, Golf 2, 4. HARLAN CONLEY . . . Track 2, 3, 4. ROBERT CROSS . . . Booster Club l, Russian Club I, 2, Audio Visual Club 2, 3, 4, Swimming I, Baseball l, 2. TIM CZAJKOWSKI Rod and Gun Club I, 2, Football l, 2, 3. THOMAS CZERNIAK ... Washington Auto Club. JO ANN DAILEY Girls' Usher Club 3, 4 Csecretary 4l, Junior Achievement 3, Student Council 35 Junior Cabinet, Industrial Arts iSecretaryl 3, Counselor's Secretary 4. RICHARD A. DAURER Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Audio Visual Club 2, 3, 4 CActivities Chairman 2, Vice-President 31, Spanish Club 4, Science Club 4, Student Council 3, 4, Football l, Michigan State High School Engineering Institute 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Junior Rotarian 4, National Merit Semi- finalist 4, CAROLYN DAVISON TYRONE DAVIS Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Mellomen 2, 3: Fitzy Minstrels 2, 3, Hi-Y l, Student Council l, Football I, 2, Wrestling l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, Babes in Arms , Monogram Club 4. DAN DAWSON Spanish Club l, 2, Drama Club 3, Junior Class Historian. CATHI DEBUYSSER Cheerblock l, Cheerleading 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, 45 Sea Nymphs 2, 3, Swim Team 2, Nurses Aid 3, Class Historian 2, Swimming Instructor l, 2, 3. LEON DE CLERCQ ... Track l, 2, 3, 4. BLAINE DE KERR Hi-Y Club I, Booster Club 1, 2, Deca Club 4, Class Party Committee l, 2, Football I, Basketball 'I. JAMES DELEE . . . Spanish Club I. AL DE MEYER . . . Track l, 2. CHERE M. DICKERSON Gamma Delta Sigma 2, Glee Club, Upward Bound 3, Memory Lane Staff CAssistant Faculty Editor and Photographerl, Swim Team l. KEN DOMBROWSKI . . . Hi-Y l, 2, 3, Booster Club l: Student Council l, 2, Freshman Cabinet, Golf 'l, 2, 3, 4, Babes in Arms , Monogram Club. BETH DONOVAN French Club 3, Booster Club I, COE 4 lSecretaryj, Student Council Alternate 3. BILL DOUGLAS Boys' Usher Club 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4 ITreasurer 43, Spanish Club 3, 4. NANCI DOUTHITT Drama Club I, Booster Club l, Y-Teens 'l, COE 4. CINDY DUBICKI Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, Spanish Club I, 2, Art Club I, 2, American Field Service l, 2, 3, Junior Class Party Decorations, COE 4, OEA 4, Junior Prom Committee, TeaCher's Assistant 4. RICHARD DUDZINSKI Baseball l. BARBARA DUGAS Latin Club I, 2, French Club 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Booster Club l, 2, Band l, 2, Orchestra l, 2. MIKE DZIERLA Russian Club 'l, 2, Rod and Gun Club I, Night on Broadway. 1, 4-0 me-5, 'Q -.6 4 f ' ru l , , C - AL V . 5 f f ' 1 s 1 fl? p .,, Seniors participated in fund raising activities such as bake sales and selling mums for homecoming. S 53 GARY DZlUBlNSKl . . . Rod and Gun Club 'l, 2, Vica Club 4. JAN EBEL Drama Club 2, Co-op 4 QTreasurer 41, Student Council 2. MARLENE EMBODEN Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Achievement 3, 4, American Field Service 2, Cheaper By The Dozen. LAURA ENYART Latin Club T, 2, Booster Club 'l, 2, 3, Art Club 3,Hatchet Staff l, 2, 3, 4 iAssistant page editor 1, Exchange Editor 3, Second page Editor 43, Cafeteria Help 'l, 3. SARAH ETTER . . . Junior Achievement 3, Health Careers Club 2, DECA 4, DE 4. DAVE EVANS JANICE EWALD Gamma Delta Sigma 'l, Booster Club I, 2, Junior Achievement 4. VICKI FANSLER JOSEPH M. FARKAS . .. Boys' Usher Club 2, 3, Russian Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Junior Achievement 3 fVice-Presiclentl, Diary Of Anne Frank, Babes In Arms, Dark Of The Moon, Paint Your Wagon, You Can't Take It With You. LYNN CHERYL FEECE Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4 Clibrarian 2, 31, Future Teachers of America 2, 3, 4 CPresident 41, Drama Club I, 2, 35 Concession Stands I, 2, Glee Club 2, Sophomore Class Party Decorations, Student Council 4, Y-Teens I, Cadet Teacher 4, Babes in Arms , Night on Broadway , Paint Your Wagon , North Central Chorus, National Honor Society 3, 4, Girls' Usher Club 3, 4. LINDA FERRARO Booster Club 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Paint Your Wagon. MIKE PICK Auto Club 4 CPresident1, Student Council 3, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, Monogram Club 3, 4. CANDI FINCH Booster Club I, 2, Junior Achievement 3. LOUANN FINN Booster Club I, 2, Y-Teens I, 2, Class Social Chairman I, Prom Committee Decorations 3, Junior Cabinet, Sophomore Class Party Decorations, Junior Achieve- ment 3, Teacher's Assistant. MIKE FLORA . . . ICT 4, Rod and Gun Club 2, Junior Achieve- ment 3, 45 Football I, 2. LIONEL KENT FLORY EVERETT FOSTER Booster Club 3, Football 4. ALAN FREEMAN Glee Club I, 3, 4, Fitzy Minstrels 3, 4, Mellomen 3, 4, Drama Club I, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club I, 4, Monogram Club 4, Class Party Committee I, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Cabinet Alternate 2, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, Babes in Arms , Paint Your Wagon , Con- vocation Center Dedication, North Central Chorus I, National Merit Scholarship Certificate of Commendation. JERRY GADACZ . . . DE 4, DECA 4. MELINDA GATES Band I, 2, 3, 4 fSocial Chairman 3, Secretary 41, Pep Band 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4 CVice President 41, Melloettes 3, 4, Fitzy Minstrels 3, 4, Class Party Committee I, 2, 3, 4, Refreshments Chairman 4, Junior Prom Theme and Decorations Chairman, Cabinet Mem- ber 3, 4, Diary of Anne Frank , Babes in Arms , Dark of the Moon , Hasty Heart , You Can't Take lt With You , Paint Your Wagon , Cheaper By the Dozen , English Office Secretary 4, Drama Club I, 2, 3, 4, CBoard 41, Student Council I, 3, 4 fSocial Chairman 4, Steering Committee 3, All-City Student Council 31, Junior Achievement 3 fVice President of Manufacturing 31, American Field Service I, 2, Booster Club I, 2, 3, Gamma Delta Sigma I, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, French Club I, 2, 3, 4, Concession Stand Worker I, 2, Girls' Usher Club 3, 4 fist Vice President 41, Hatchet Advertising Staff 2, 3, 4. ZEB GATHRIGHT Track I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, Cross Country I. RICK GERBASICH Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Booster 1, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Usher's Club I, 2, 3, Student Council I, 2: Freshman Cabinet, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, Wrestling I, Babes and Arms , Monogram Club 4. DENNIS GERMANN . . . l.C.T. 4. BRIAN GICZI . .. Junior Achievement 3, Glee Club I, Spanish Club I, 2, Monogram Club 4, 50 Mile Swim Club, Swimming I, 2, 3, 45 Golf 3, 4. TERRY GLASSBURN VICA 4, Football I, 2, Track 2, 3. RONALD GLON Booster Club I, 2, Hi-Y 1, Football I, Class Party Decoration Committee 3. PAM GORALSKI Gamma Delta Sigma l, 2, Art Club 2, 3, 4, Booster Club l, Junior Achievement 3. DEBBIE GOVAERT Latin Club l, 2, 3, 4 fSecretary-Trea- surer 45, Hatchet 2, 4 fCirculation Manager 41, American Field Service 2, National Honor Society 4, Cum Laude in Laftin 3. JUNE GRAHAM Y-Teens, Booster Club, Junior Achieve- ment, Glee Club. MICHELE GRIMMIUS VICA 4, Hatchet 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Gym Helper. JUDY GROHOWSKI Booster Club l, 2, French Club l, 2, Glee Club 3, Drama Club 2, 3, Gym Helper 2. JIM GROMSKI Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track 'l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l. CHERYL GRZEGOREK Spanish Club 1, 2, Booster Club 'l, 2, Y-Teens l, 2, Drama Club I, Student Council 3, Class Party Decorations Committee 2, Volleyball 2, Bookstore 4, Junior Prom Court, Washington-Riley Round-Up Court. ROBERT GUNN GARLAND HAGEDORN, JR. . .. Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4. JUBLE HAIRSTON Track 4, Basketball 3, Washington Riley Round-Up Court. BEVERLY HALL JAMES R. HALL, JR. Spanish Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Track ly Senior Cabinet, Booster Club 2, 3, Junior Achievement. JOYCE HALL Health Careers Club l, 2, Y-Teens l, 2, Student Council 3, Glee Club 2. Senior football men present N.l.C. and playoff trophies to 'Mr. Thompson. Players fitted for their State Championship rings. MICHAEL HARBAUGH German 2, 3, 4, Hatchet photog- rapher 2, 3. LARRY HARRINGER Basketball l, Track l, Scholastic Art Competition: 4 Honorable mentions, 3 gold keys, l gold medal. PATRICIA HASLANGER Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 CBoard 3, 4, Secretary 31, Melloettes 2, 3, 4, Fitzy Minstrels 2, 3, 4, North Central Chorus l, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4 CBoard 3, 4, Presi- dent 45, National Thespians 2, 3, 4, Girls' Usher Club 3, 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 4, French Club 3, 4, Student Council 4 CPublic Relations Com- mittee Chairmanl, Junior Prom Decorations Committee, Babes ln Arms , Dark of the Moon , Hasty Heart , Night on Broadway , Paint Your Wagon , Cheaper By the Dozen , National Merit Letter of Commendation. SHERRY HERITZ Booster Club l, 2, 3, Spanish Club l, Gamma Delta Sigma I, 2, Art Club 3. JESSE HERNANDEZ BETTY J. HIATT Spanish Club l, COE 4, Assistant to Mr. Rarick. LINDA HOCK Future Homemakers of America l, Booster Club l, 2, Spanish Club 1, Cafeteria Work l, 2, 3, 4. SUE HOCKER French Club l, 2, 3, 4 fPresident 42, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Fitzy Minstrels 4, Melloettes 4, Drama Club l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Night on Broadway , Convo- cation Center Dedication, National Honor Society 3, 4. JEFF HOLSTON .. . Hi-Y l, 2, ICT 4. X wi , -nn.. N Q i'L 3 S - N - .,:.k' X 25552 W - he V. Maxx mg. . Q 1 a H ..1.:. .:,,. .X ,N K X E iii?-fiiiiiii x - .,.: . ,,i ,W ' 5 ik 11 LV,k x y X S E S H Q ' 3, an K 'semi ,N .amgw ..-. w RICK HUNT GARY HUSTON Spanish Club l, Booster Club 'l, Drama Club 4, Drama Board 4, Hi-Y l, 2,eSenior Cabinet, Junior Prom Court, Washington Riley Round-Up Court, Dark of the Moon , The Hasty Heart , You Can't Take lt With You , Cheaper By the Dozen , National Thespian Award. JIM ILLES Rod and Gun Club l, 2, VICA 4, Swimming l, 2, 3, Monogram Club. DAVID ISBAN Booster Club 1, Junior Achievement 4. PAUL JOSEPH IWASZEWSKI ll D.E. 4 fPresidentl, J.A. KPresiclentl, French Club i, Football l, 2, 3, Track I, Swim- ming 3. BILL JACUBOWICZ lCT 4, Phi Beta Kappa l, Rod and Gun Club 2, Football l, Track l. ANITA JANISZEWSKI . . . Student Council I, 2, Booster Club 1, Gamma Delta Sigma I, 2, Class Party Committee 'l, 2, 3, Junior Prom Committee, Junior Cabinet, Junior Prom Court, Washington Riley Round-Up Court. HELEN JASINSKI Latin Club 2, 3, 4 iVice-President 3, 41 Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 4, Health Careers Club 4, Gamma Delta Sigma 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Girls' Usher Club 3, 4, Cadet Teacher 4, Cum Laude Award for Latin 3. JOYCE JASINSKI . . . Booster Club I, Y-Teens 1, Cheerleader l, French Club l, COE 4, Junior Achievement 3, Junior Cab- inet, Senior Cabinet, Class Party Committee 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3 iPublicity Chairmanl, Guidance Office 3. DALE JEDRZEJEWSKI French Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Audio-Visual Club l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Usher Club 2, 3, 4. ANNA JENKINS Glee Club 3, 4, Student Council 2 fAlter- natel, Junior Achievement 4, Girls' Swim Team 4, Gym Helper 4. BEATRICE JENNINGS Glee Club 3, 4, lCT 4. SHEILA D. JOHNSON Pep Band l, 2, Concession Stand l, 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Usher Club 3, 4 fPresident 41, Health Careers Club 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Maiorette 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Junior Cabinet 3. KEVIN JONES Audio-Visual Club 'l, 2, 3, 45 Ph-i Beta Kappa 2, Senior Cabinet, Wrestling l, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, Cross-Country 4, Monogram Club 2, 3. GREG KAIZER Junior Achievement 3 iSales Managerl, Monogram Club 4, Hatchet Staff 3, Swimming l, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, Glee Club 4. DAN KALMAR VICA Club 4 CPresiCler1t 41, FoOtbal'l 'lf Washington-Riley Roundup Court. MARY JO KARCZEWSKI Art Club 4, German Club 3, 4, Booster Club 2, Memory Lane Staff IFaculty Editorj, Up And Away With Fashion, Rainbow Of Colors , Assistant to Mrs. Drapek. SHIRLEY KEARNEY Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Achieve- ment 3 Hreasurerj, French Club I, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club I, 2, 3, Drama Club I, 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Girls' Usher Club 3, 4, Student Council IDelegate 3, Alter- nate 4, Student Affairs Committee 3, Foreign Exchange Com- mittee 3D, Memory Lane Staff, Human Relations Board 4, Sophomore Cabinet, Junior Class Party Decorations, Junior Prom Decorations, Paint Your Wagon, Babes In Arms, Night On Broadway. TIM KELLER Spanish Club I. DEBBY KERCHNER Glee Club 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, Gamma Delta Sigma I. CHARLES KIRKLAND, JR. Art Club 4, Student Council, Scholastic Art Awards. Q GARY F. KLAYBOR Hi-Y 'I, 2, Booster Club I, 2, French Club I, 2, Drama Club 2, Rod and Gun Club I, 2, 3, ICT 4 IParliamentarianD, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Class Party Committee 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3 ICaptain ID, Wrestling I, Gym Helper 2, 3. LYNN KLAYBOR French Club 'I, Booster Club I, 2, Gamma Delta Sigma 2, VICA Club 4 fSecretaryl, Junior Class Party Committee, Junior Prom Committee, ANN KLESZCZ French Club I, 2, 3, 4, Russian Club 2, 3, 4 CVice-President 45, American Field Service I, Booster Club I, Memory Lane Staff ISenior Editorj, Student Council 4, Library Assistant 3, Cadet Teacher. uv...-' 1 R 413 ...qs Q Seniors were involved in the student-teacher talk-ins and in the school counselling service. 60 1 ! RHONDA KLEVA Spanish Club 1, Gamma Delta Sigma 1, 2, Sophomore Cabinet, Junior Cabinet, Girls' Usher Club 3, 4, Booster Club 1. ADRIAN KLOSKI . .. Booster Club 2, 3, 4 lPoster Committee 41, Latin Club 3, 4 lPublicity Chairman 41, Decorations for Class Party 4, Senior Cabinet lAIterr1ateJ, Junior Prom Re- freshments Committee, Volleyball 2, Gym Helper 2, Latin Cum Laude Award 3. CHRISTOPHER KOHLER Track I, 2, Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4 lCo-Captain 41, Junior Achievement 3, Rod and Gun Club 1, 2, Junior Prom Court, Washington-Riley Round-Up Court. MARK KOLBER VICA Club, Rod and Gun Club 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, Basketball 1, Football 1. LYNNE KRAUSE . .. Sea Nymphs 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 3, Gym and Pool Assistant 1, 2, Exploratory Teaching 4. SUSAN KRAWCZYK . .. Y-Teens I, 2, Booster Club 3. CHRIS KRUK Rod and Gun Club 2, I.C.T. Club 4. STANLEY KUBICA Russian Club 1, 2, 3, Junior Achieve- ment 4, Band 1, Football l, 2, 3, Wrestling 2, 3. CHRIS KUC Spanish Club 1, Rod and Gun Club 1, 2, 3, Monogram Club 4, Student Council 1, Senior Cabinet Member 4, Wrestling I, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH KUHARIC Russian Club 2, 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 1, Dance Band 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Council 4, lTreasurer 4l. CHARLES KURLANCKI Spanish, Basketball 1, Babes in Arms. TINA KURZHAL Gamma Delta Sigma 1, 2, Booster Club 1, 25 Art Club 3, 4, Drama Club 4, Junior Cabinet, Student Coun- cil 3, Class Party Committee 3, Prom Committee 3, Junior Prom Court, Central Homecoming Court, Guidance Helper. PHILIP KUZMICZ . . . Track I, 2, 3. RICHARD D. KWIERAN . . . ICT 4. CHERYL LaFREE . .. FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, Russian I, Glee Club 4, Band 3, Student Council Alternate 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4. Qi SUSAN LAISNEZ Art Club 3, 41 Spanish Club 2, Memory Lane Statt lPhotographerJ, National Honor Society 4, Class Party Committee 3 fAdvertising Chairmanl, Scholastic Art Competition CHallmark Award, Honorable Mention In New York Competitionl. ROSE LANDUIT Future Homemakers of America lp Spanish Club lg Booster Club l, 2, COE 4. O'EA 4. DONNA LANGEL Booster Club lg French Club l, 2, Sea Nymphs 'l, 2 fCostumesl, Art Club 3, Gamma Delta Sigma 1, 2, Junior Achievement 3 CPurcl1asing Managerjg DE 4 lSecretaryj, Swimming Assistant l, 2. PAUL LASKOWSKI French Club l, 2, Booster Club 2, Hi-Y 2, Student Council 2, 3, Senior Cabinet 4, Junior Class Party Deco-rations Committee, Junior Prom Decorations Com- mittee, Swimming l, 2, 3, 4, Golf 3, 4. ANNE LECHTANSKI . .. Booster Club 2, 3. JEFF LEE VAN DE 4, Baseball lp Track lg Football l. -vu... MICHAEL D. LEKARCZYK Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4: Booster Club I, 2: Junior Achievement 4: Russian Club I: Band I: Wlath Club 2: Football I: Wrestling. JIM LEMANSKI Booster Club 2. PEGGY LEMANSKI Booster Club: American Field Service 'l, 2: OEA 4 IHistorian1: Teacher's Assistant I, 2, 3: Style Show 3 ICQ-Chairman of script1: Gym Helper 3. RUTH LENARD Latin Club: Booster Club: Gamma Delta Sigma: Upward Bound: Senior Cabinet: Intramural Girls' Bas- ketball: Cheer Block: Cafeteria Helper. SAM LEONARD JOHN LESZCZYNSKI Audio-Visual Club I: Student Coun- cil I: Junior Cabinet. LINDA LIGHT .. . Booster Club I: Glee Club 4: Health Careers Club 4: Teacher's Assistant 4. GREG LINDORF Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Booster Club I: Glee Club Board 3: Student Council: Night on Broadway : North Central Chorus: Scholastic Art Competition QHonorable Men- tion1. CONNIE LIPS French Club I: Booster Club 2, 4: Junior Achievement 3, 4 fVice-President of Sales 41: Student Council 2 IAlternate1: Senior Cabinet: Class Party Decorations Com- mittee 3: Teacher's Assistant. STAN LISEK . . . Track I. TENETTE M. LISENKO DE 4: DECA 4: Booster Club I. ANDREA KAY LITKA Booster club 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 3, 4 fVice-President 41: Hatchet Staff 3, 4 CEditor-in-Chief 41: Girls' Usher Club 3, 4: National Honor Society 4. MISSY LOCZI . . . Art Club 3: Glee Club 3, 4: VICA 4. CHARLES D. LOSCH German Club I, 2. JANE LUCHOWSKI French Club I, 2: Drama Club I, 3: Booster Club I: Paint Your Wagon. LINDA LUCZKOWSKI .. . Booster Club I, 2, 3, Gamma Delta Sigma I, 2, 3, Rainbow Ot Colors. SHARON LUCZYK . .. German Club 3, American Field Service 3, 4, Booster Club I, Math Club I, 2. GERALD MACHOWIAK ICT Club 4. CHARLES MACK Glee Club 2, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Track I, Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4. DEBBIE MAEYENS French Club 25 Student Council 2, Booster Club 2, Volleyball 4. VICKIE MAGDALINSKI Booster Club I, 2, 3, Spanish Club I, Gamma Delta Sigma I, 2, Student Council 2, 3. CAROLYN M. MAHNESIMITH .. . Gflee Club I, Band I, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Usher Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4: Student Council 3, Senior Cabi- net, Student Council Exchange 3, All-State Band 2, 3, 4, North Central Orchestra I, 2, Convocation Center Dedication, South Bend Honors Band 3, 4 Babes In Arms, Paint Your Wagon. WALTER MALICKI . .. Art Club I, 2, 3, 4, Cross-Country 3, 4, Track 3, Scholastic Art Awards: 3 Gold Medals, 4 Gold Keys, 4 Honorable Mentions. SYLVIA MARSHALL . . . Latin Club 2, 3, Junior Achievement 3 iPersonnel Directorj, Health Careers Club I, 2, Student Council I, Girls' Usher Club 3, 47 ICT 4 iReporterl, Senior Cabinet, Sophomore Cabinet, Junior Prom Decoration Com- mittee, Band 2, 3 fClass Representative 31. JANET MATTHEWS . .. Booster Club I, 2, Junior Achievement 3, Drama Club I, 3, 4, Health Careers Club 4, Gym Helper 3. BARBARA MATUSZKIEWICZ Junior Achievement 4, SIU- dent Council I, Junior Class Cabinet. JACKIE MAXWELL BRENDA MAYS Gamma Delta Sigma I, 2, Booster Club I, 2, 3, Student Council I, 2, 4 iCo-Social Chairman 41, Cheerleading I, Junior Prom Court, Washington-Riley Roundup Court. L LOLA McKELVEY . . . Booster Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, American Field Service 2, Guidance Office Assistant 4. LINDA MCKESSON Booster Club I, 2, French Club 2, 3, Girls' Usher Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4 iPresident 41, Co-op 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4 CClass Representative 31, Orches- tra I, 2, 3, Girls' Swim Team I. 64 ,LARRY E. MCKINNEY Boys' Usher Club 1, 2, 3, Junior Achievement 3 CPresident,, 4 CPresidentJ, Cafeteria Worker 3, 4. GERRY MELTON Booster Club 1, 2, 3, Co-op 4, Cheer- block 2. JAMES PAUL MICHALSKI Football 1. CHARLES MIKOLAJCZAK . . . VlCA Club, Rod and Gun Club 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, Football 1, Golf 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2. EUGENE MIKOLAJEWSKI Band I, 2, 3, 47 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Dance Band 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum Major 3, 4, Band Council 3, 4, Memory Laney Cross Country 3, 4, Babes in Arms , Paint Your Wagon. TIM MILLIKEN . . . Rod and Gun Club 2, 3. VICA 4. REBECCA 'MILLIMAN Junior Achievement 3 lSecretary 31, Glee Club 3, 4, Melloettes 4, Fitzy Minstrels 4, Senior Cabinet, Student Council 3, Industrial Arts Teacher's Assistant 3, 4, Mrs. Garber's Assistant 4, Convocation Center Dedication. LINDA MILLS CHERYL MITTS . . . Booster Club 1, 2, 3, Gamma Delta Sigma 1, 2, Future Homemakers of America 2, Junior Achievement 3. sis? JOSEPH E. MOLNAR Monogram Club 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. FRAZER MONTGOMERY . . . Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 4. BRAM MOOK Foreign Exchange Student, Library Worker DON NAGOLSKI Booster Club 2, Memory Lane lClubs Editorl, National Honor Society 4, International Fellowship Program. PATT NAME Booster Club 'I, Student Secretary 4, Cheaper by the Dozen ICostume Designingl. KATHY NATE Gamma Delta Sigma I, 2, Booster Club 4, Band 3, Pep Band 3, Prom Refreshment Committee 32 Class Party Decorations Committee 4. TIM NEMETH Latin Club 'l, 2, Hi-Y I, 2, Booster Club I, 2, 3, Student Council I, 2, 3, Junior Class Vice-President, Cabinet Member I, 2, 3, Class Party Committee Head 3: Football I, Basketball I Court, Riley-Round Up Dozen , I.U. Leadership CHARLES NIX Latin JAMES NOWACZEWSKI 1 2, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Court lEscortJ, Cheaper by the Conference 3. Club 4, Booster Club 4, Football I. Hi-Y 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4. DIANE MARIE NOWAK Booster Club 2, Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Memory Lane Staff, Class Party Decorations Committee 2, 3, Cabinet Member 2, Costume Designing for Dark of the Moon , Teachers' Assistant 2, 3. DON NOWAK Drama Club I, 4. SHARON NOWAK Health Careers Club I, Junior Achieve- ment 3, Deca Club 4, D.E. 4, Gym Helper. CATHY NOWICKI Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Fitzy Minstrels: Melloettes 4, Junior Achievement 3, Sea Nymphs I, 2, 3, 4 lPresident 41, American Field Service 3, Booster Club 2, 3, Gamma Delta Sigma I, Junior Class Party Decorations, Junior Prom Decorations, Girls' Swim Team 2, 3, 4, Paint Your Waqon lTicketsJ, Outstanding Junior Achievement Achiever 3. CHARLES NOWICKI Rod and Gun Club I. MARY ELLEN NYCZAK Russian Club I, Y-Teens I, Gym Monitor 2, 3. ELAINE ODOM Human Relations Board I, 3, Student Council I, 4, Art Club I, Cheerleader B-Team, Varsity Cheerleader, Monogram Club 4. ARDIS FAYE OGLESBY PAULETTE OGOREK .. . French Club 2, Costume and Make-Up Committee, Christmas Program. JOSEPH OLSZEWSKI Phi Beta Kappa I, 2, Booster Club 3, Boys' Usher Club I, Track I, 2. DIANE OPACZEWSKI Booster Club I, 2, Gamma Delta Sigma 2, Y-Teens 2, French Club I, Junior Class Party Decorations Committee, Co-op 4, D.E.A. A, Assistant to Mrs. Kolvas. SHEILA OPACZEWSKI Booster Club I, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Gym Helper 3, 4. RICK ORBAN French Club 2, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Fitzy Minstrels 3, 4, Junior Prom Decorations Committee, Junior Class Party Decorations Committee, Basketball I, 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, Christmas Program Backgrounds 3, Dark of the Moon , Babes in Arms , Paint Your Wagon , You Can't Take it With You , Hasty Heart. DIANE ORLOWSKI Bancl I, 2, Future Teachers of America 2, 3, A, Drama Club I, Hatchet I, 2, Booster Club I, 2, 3, Gamma Delta Sigma I, 2, Junior Achievement 3, Prom Committee 3, Class Party Committee 4. LINDA ORLOWSKI Booster I, 2, American Field Service I, 2, Art Club I, 2, 3, 4, Gamma Delta Sigma I, 2, Sea Nymphs I, Junior Achievement 3, Drama Club 4, Prom Decorating Committee, Honorable Mention in Art. bulb 5 is we .. N ,. . we if as-A 1 4 r,,, we N gif 'lx i 68 for 4 - 'N , TERRENCE OUTLAW Junior Cabinet, Student Council 3, Football I, 2, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Monogram Club 4. DEBORAH ANNE PACZKOWSKI Booster Club 2, 3, 4: Cheer Block 3 fCaptainJ, German Club 3, Sea Nymphs 3, 4 CVice-President 47, Glee Club 3, 4. KAREN PALMER German Club 3, 4, Junior Achievement 3, Future Teachers of America 4, Gym Helper 2. LESTER PANKIEWICZ . .. Art Club 3, 4, Scholastic Art Award Winner 2, 3, 4. EDWARD ROBERT PARKER French Club l, 2, 3, 4: Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 4, Human Relations Board 3, Hatchet I, 2 fSports Editor 21, Phi Beta Kappa 1, 2, 3, Student Council Steering Committee 3, Student Council 4, Cabinet Member 2, 3, 4, Class President 2, 3, Track 3, 4, Cross Country 4, Basketball Trainer 4, Babes in Arms , Human Relations Seminar at Notre Dame 3. LIN MARIE PASZEK French Club l, Y-Teens l, 2, Booster Club l, 2, 4, Health Careers Club 4, Junior Achieve- ment 3, 4. DAVID A. PATNAUDE VICA Club 4, Football 1,- 21 Basketball 1, Track 1, 2, Band 1, 2, Yearbook 1. M. EUGENE PAUSZEK .. . Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4 lPres. 4l, French Club 2, 3, 4 lVice-President 41, National Honor Society 3, 4, Rod and Gun Club 1, 2, Student Council 2, Football I, Track 1, Junior Achievement 3, 4 fTreasurer 3, President 41. HARRY PAWELSKI Latin Club 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1. CHRlS PEIZA Rod and Gun Club 1, 2, VICA and ICT Club 4, Football 1, 2. BOB PEJZA Booster Club 1, 2, Spanish Club 1, Hi-Y 1, 2, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Class Representative 2, 3, Cabinet Member 2, Football 1, 2, Swimming 1, 2. THOMAS PENNELL . . . ICT 4. HERBIE PEREGRINE Art Club 1, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Swim- ming fManagerl 1, Football 2, 3, Track 3. CARLOS PHILLIPS Student Council, Human Relations Board, Football 1, 2, 3, 4 lCaptain 41, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 4: Monogram 4. BARB PIATKOWSKI Booster Club 1, Russian Club, Stu- dent Council Delegate 1, Student Council Alternate 2, Russian Club 2, Glee Club 3, COE 4 lPresidentl, OEAI Vice President, COE Board, Teacher's Assistant. SYLVIA PIATKOWSKI Glee Club 3, 4, Sea Nymphs 1, 2, 3, Junior Achievement 3, Student Council 1, Swimming 1, 2, 3. BLAINE PLENCNER Football 1, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Orchestra Contest Award. DANIEL PLONSKI Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Art Awards. BARBARA PODEMSKI Gamma Delta Sigma 1, 2, Booster Club 3, 4, Junior Achievement 3, 4, lPersonnel Director 45, Hatchet 4, Latin Club 1, 2. ALONZO POINDEXTER Student Council 1, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Junior Prom Court Prince, Monogram Club 4. KATHY POLAK Latin Club 1, 2, Gamma Delta Sigma 1, 2, 3, Sea Nymphs 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN POROGI ARTHUR POWELL Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Booster Club 1, 2, Latin Club 1, Class Party Decorations Committee 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2 lCo-Captain 11, Vocational Drafting 4. ALEX PRZYBYSZ Hi-Y 1, Audio-Visual Club I, 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Steering Committee 2, Track 2, 4: Wrestling 4, Football 1, 3, Babes in Arms , Paint Your Wagon , Teacher's Assistant 3, 4. RICHARD PRZYBYSZ Art Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Library 3, Art Club Dance Ticket Committee 4, Art Club Christmas Card Sales 4. PAUL JOHN RADECKI . . . Track 1. SHERYL RAJSKI Booster Club 2, Cheer Block, Teacher's Aide. RICK RAJTER Latin Club 1, 2, Student Council 1, 2, 4: Freshman Class President, Football 1, 2, 3, 4 CCaptainI: Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Court. KEN RANS PATRICIA REDINBO Booster Club 1, 2, Gamma Delta Sigma 1, 2, Class Party Decorations Committee 4, Volleyball 1, 2, Swimming 3, 4, Teacher's Assistant. PATRICK M. REILLY Latin Club l, 2, 3, Phi Beta Kappa 2. DAVE RETEK Monogram Club 4, Phi Beta Kappa 2, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4. RUDOLPH T. RETEK Spanish Club 2, Glee Club 3, 4: Fitzy Minstrels 4, Mellomen 4, Paint Your Wagon. DEBBIE RIPSCO Drama Club 4, Cheaper By the Dozen. SUE RITSCHARD Student Council I, 3, Booster Club 2, Drama Club 4, French Club I, Class Party Committee 2, 3, Cheaper by the Dozen, DAVE RITTENHOUSE Rod and Gun Club 2, 3, Football Manager. JAMES R. RITZ Band I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Achievement 3, Wrestling I, 2, 3. JAMES ROBAK Booster 2, Rod and Gun Club 1, 2, Track 1, 2. KELLY ROBBINS Glee Club l, Mellomen I, Fitzy Minstrels 'l, Hatchet 3, 4 lAd Manager 41, Junior Achieve- ment 3. DEB RUNYAN French Club I, 2, Gamma Delta Sigma 2, Boosteri Club 'l, 2, 3, American Field Service 2, Junior Cabinet, Student Council 3, 4, Class Party Committee 3, Junior Prom Committee Chairman, Teacher's Assistant 2, Gym Helper l. MARTY RUSZKOWSKI French Club l, Hi-Y I, 2, Student Council 3, Human Relations Board 4 fChairmanI, Senior Cabinet, Band I, 2, Monogram Club 4, Decorations Com- mittee for Junior Class Party, Senior Class Decorations Com- mittee, Swimming l, 2, 3, 4 lCaptain 3, 4I. BARB RUTKOWSKI Spanish Club 1, 3, Booster Club I, National Honor Society 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Usher Club 3, 4, Junior Achievement 3, Cabinet Member 4, Junior Prom Committee Chairman fCourtI. MICHAEL RZEPKA Rod and Gun Club I, Phi Beta Kappa I, 2, Football l. MARTIN SABAJ Audio-Visual Club 'I, 2, 3, 4: library Club I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4. EMILY SABUDA Library Club 2, 3, 4, Audio-Visual Club 3, 4 fSecretary-Treasurer 3I, Booster Club 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Co-op 4, Junior Class Car Wash. RUSS SAILORS Glee Club 4, Latin Club l, 2, Human Relations Board 'l, 2, Student Council l, 2 CPresident 41, Freshman Class Historian, Sophomore Class Vice President, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, Junior Prom Court, Gym Helper 3, Monogram Club 3, 4. MIKE SAMP Band l, 2, 3, 4 lSet-up Chairman 4, Sopho- more Representative 21, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Boys' Usher Club. CORDY SANDERS Gamma Delta Sigma l, Junior Achieve- ment l, Booster Club, Cheer Block, Girls' Intramural Basket- ball. MIKE SANTA Boys' Usher Club 1, 2, Rod and Gun Club 2, Booster Club l, 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Drama Club l, 2, 3, Track l, 2, 3, Cross Country 1, 2, Dark of the Moon. MIKE SAPUSEK, JR. Art Club 3, Student Council 3: Track 3, Monogram Club 3, Certificate of Merit in Art. RONALD SCHOLTES Track 4, Wrestling 4, Paint Your Wagon , Babes in Arms. GARY SCHOONAERT Glee Club 'l, 3, 4, Mellomen 4, Fitzy Minstrels 4, Junior Achievement 3 fTreasurer1, Paint Your Wagon. LYNN SCHULTZ Sea Nymphs 'l, 2, 3, 4, Future Home- makers Club 1, Girls' Usher Club 3, 4, Decorations Com- mittee Class Party 3, Girls' Volleyball l, 2, Nominee for Girls' State 3, Assistant to Mrs. Lehman. GARY SCHWEIZER Rod and Gun Club 'l, Auto Club. DARLENE SCOFIELD F.H.A. l, 2 CSocial Chairman 21: Booster Club 3, Student Council 4, Assistant to Miss Voll 4, Swimming Assistant l, 2, 3, .Industrial Arts Typist 3. MATTHEW SCZEPANIQIEWICZ Russian Club l, 2, Baseball 2. LORITA JO SEARFOSS Latin Club l, Junior Achievement 3, American Field Service 2, French Club 2, 3, Band 'l, 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3. KEN SENZIG Student Council 2, 4, Football l, 2, 3: Wrestling 'I, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH SHEAD Audio-Visual Club l, 2, 3, 4 fVice President 31, Booster Club 4, Boys' Usher Club 1, 2, 3, 4 CCaptain 2, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, 41, Hatchet Staff 'l, 2, 3 fReporter l, Photographer 2, 31, Memory Lane Staff 3, 4 fPhotographer 3, Head Photographer 41, Spanish Club 4, Art Award: Gold Key. MIKE SHINDLEDECKER . . . Hi-Y l, 2. l A 5156110 N ll i M -...,..,.a STEVE SIDERS . .. ICT 4, Rod and Gun Club 1, 2, Football 1, Track l, 2, 3. CHRIS SIERZANT Russian Club l, 2, Co-op 4 CBoard Memberl, Gym Helper 2, 3. BARB SIKORSKI Spanish Club l, 2, 3, 4 fPresident 41, Y-Teens 1, 2, Junior Achievement 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Art Club l, 3, Memory Lane Staff fAssistant Senior Editorl, Teacher's Assistant 4, Indiana University Summer Foreign Language Program 3 fAlternateD, National Merit Semi-Finalist. MAXINE SIKORSKI Booster Club l, 2, 3, Cheerblock 2, Co-op 4. THEODORE SIKORSKI French Club l, 2, Art Club 3, 4 CVice-President 47, Band l, 2, 3, 4 KAssistanf Set-Up Chair- man 3, President 41, Student Council 2. CAROL A. SIMPSON Art Club 2, 3, Booster Club 2, Cheerblock 2. DONNA SKORUPSKI Latin Club l, 2, Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Gamma Delta Sigma l, 2, Art Club l, 2, Drama Club 4, Junior Class Party Decoration Committee, Junior Prom Committee. DAVID SLABY .. . DECA Club 4, Audio-Visual Club l. MARSHA SLOMA Latin Club 2, 3, Booster Club 2, American Field Service 2, Health Careers Club 4. Q4 3 9? Senior activities included emceeing assem- blies and keeping an eye on the Christmas seal progress chart. DE WARREN SMITH GLORIA SMITH Latin Club 2, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Library Assistant 4, Junior Achievement 3. DENNIS SOBCZAK Booster Club 'l, 2, Latin Club 'l, 2, Drama Club 3, 4, Hi-Y I, 2, Class Treasurer 2, Student Council l, 3, 4, Junior Prom Court, You Can't Take lt With You , Cheaper by the Dozen , Paint Your Wagon. KATHLEEN SOBECKI Glee Club 3, 4, French Club 2, Y-Teens I, Distributive Education 4. KENNETH SOBECKI Ushers Club 'l, 2, 3, Audio-Visual Club l, 2, 3, Booster Club l, 2, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, The Diary of Anne Frank , You Can't Take it With You , Babes in Arms , Paint Your Wagon , Cheaper by the Dozen. GEORGE SOLEY .. . Latin Club 4, National Honor Society 3, 4 lVice-President 45, Student Council 3, Latin Cum Laude Award l, 2, 3. TERESA SOLIS . . . JA l, 2, 3, 4, D.E. 4. VICKIE LYNN SOOS Booster Club l, 2, 3, Gamma Delta Sigma l, 2, Drama Club 1, 2, 3 CPropertiesJ, Sea Nymphs 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4 fPublicity 23, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Miss Tuberculosis I, Girl Swim Team 2, 3, 4 CCo-Captain 31, Volleyball l, Night on Broadway , Babes in Arms , Dark of the Moon , Diary of Anne Frank , Aqua Vision , U, S. of America , Convocation Dedication Service, Gym Assistant 2, 3, 4. VIVIAN SOPCZYNSKI Booster Club I, 2, 3, French Club l, COE 4, OEA 4, Art Club 2, 3, JA 3, 4 CSecretary 31: Class Party Decorations Committee 3. KATHY SPANOS . . . Hatchet Staff 'l, 2, 3 fCirculati0n Manager 33, COE 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Colop 4, Gym Helper 3. PAT SPLAWSKI . .. Booster Club 'l, Art Club 1, 2, -3, Gamma Delta Sigma 1, Student Council 2, D.E. 4. DAVE SPYCHALSKI . . . Track 'l. JOHN STACHOWIAK Latin Club 2, Booster Club 4: Phi Beta Kappa I, 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 3, Decoration Committee 3, 4, Prom Decoration Committee 3, 4, Cross Country 4, Latin Award. MARY STASZEWSKI Booster Club 'l, 2, Student Council I, C.D,E. 4 Uackson High Schooli Guidance Helper 1, 2, 3. DAVID STEARNS Latin Club I, 2, French Club 3, 4, Audio-Visual 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3. 's Q ,ger , N .144 - i e S. - . , X, .X ,,. ,- . , ' ' ' K Jkyuxr , V , 1 X5 , V xwimi'-R ik .x f 3' 1 , Q ,W 'if Q gf QW 5 Q . s SK 5 if 3 if Q. Q A i' QQ ,W W 45, my 5 in xr Q Q X f Q Q Qt fs K X R 1 fx sf x Q' N 1. Q wif fi fs 5 Q W W 8 fr , F u O vt N ,wg 5 . .. ,, , -W . X 9 ,- , 3. K a X' R ' Q- I V A Z-7555. L Q f ,.. MM- ' 3- . ,,V JZ ----- ff - cc 1 4 .gr . I ' , .55 1 4 w ,ax k ,, ,fx fi fb 1 - ,Q L -Anemia: This year our Foreign Exchange Student, Bram Mook, has enjoyed being a Panther and a part of Washington High School. Bram is originally from the Netherlands. Below he entertains Miss Dulcet's English class with some songs from his land. PAM SZYMAREK Booster Club lp German Club 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Junior Cabinet Delegate, Co-op and O.E.A. Reporter: Senior Cabinet Alternate. ROBERT SZYMZAK Russian Club 1, 27 Senior Cabinet, Student Council 4. RANDY TAFELSKI Latin Club 'l, 2, Monogram Club 4: National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council I, 27 Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Cum Laude Award in Latin 2. SUZANNE TAKACH Spanish Club 2, Band 4, Hatchet Staff 45 Memory Lane Staff 4 lAssistant Clubs Editorj. PAT TARWACKI Boys' Usher Club I, 2, Hatchet 3 lPhotographerDp Monogram Club 4, Class Party Decoration Committee l, 2, 45 Track l, 2. CHARLENE TATICH . .. Teacher's Assistant. KENNETH THOMAS Swimming 3. MIKE THOMPSON . . . VICA Club, Rod and Gun Club I, 2, 3, Hi-Y I, Basketball I, 2, Football I, Riley-Round up Court STEVE TREBER ICT Club 4, Vocational Drafting, Foot- ball I. KORENE TRUE . .. Glee Club 'I, 2, 3, 4, Melloettes 2, 3, 4, Fitzy Minstrels 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Girls' Usher Club 3, 4, Co-opettes 4 CVice-Presidentl, Drama Club I, 2, 3, Booster Club I, Senior Cabinet Alternate, Cheer- leader 3, OEA Board 4 CVice Presidentj, Night on Broad- way , Paint Your Wagon , North Central Chorus 2, Dedica- tion of Convocation Center 3, Office Assistant. MICHAEL TRAZSKOWSKI Booster Club 'l, 2, Student Council I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 3, 4, Fitzy Minstrels 4, Monogram Club 4, Junior Prom Committee, Football I, Basketball I, Baseball 'I, 2, 3, 4. MIKE TRZCINSKI Latin Club I, 2, 4, Rod and Gun Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Phi Beta Kappa I, 2, Drama Club l. CHERYL TUCKER .. . Spanish Club I, 2, 3, Booster Club I, 2, Glee Club 3, 4, Art Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Decoration Committee, Senior Cabinet, Student Council, Junior Class Party Decoration Committee, Gym Helper, Paint Your Wagon fPropsl. GEORGE E. TUCKER Booster Club 2, Glee Club 4, Fitzy Minstrels, Student Council I, 2, 4, Junior Prom Committee, Football I, 2, Wrestling I, 2, Junior Prom Court, Washington- Riley Round-up Court. DANIEL TURNER Boys' Usher Club l, 2, Drama Club 3, Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4, You Can't Take it With You , Junior Achievement CPresident 3l. VICKIE MARIE TURNER Booster Club I, Hatchet Staff 3, 4, Student Council CAlternatel 4. CAROLYN ANN TUSZYNSKI Booster Club 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Memory Lane fAssistant Eclitorl, Health Careers Club 4, Teacher's Assistant. BRENDA UNDERLY . . . Booster Club 1, 3, 4, German Club 2, Junior Achievement 3 fSecretaryl: DECA 4. SHARON UNDERWOOD Hatchet I lAssistant Editor Page 21, Booster Club I, Junior Achievement 3, Co-op 4, OEA 4, Teacher's Assistant, Art Club 3. MARK VANDE ZANDE Memory Lane 2, 3 lPhotogra- pheri, Monogram Club 4, 50-Mile Swim Club, Swimming 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY VAN DRIESSCHE . . . Latin Club l, 2, 3, 4 fPresident 41, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, American Field Service 2, Guidance Office Worker 3, 4, Girls' State Representative. GARY VAN LAKE . . . Hi-Y 1, Student Council 1. JOHNNY VANN Monogram Club 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 fTreasurer 45, Senior Cabinet 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 'l, 2, 3, 4, Track 'l, 2, 3, 4. SANDY L. VANSLAGER Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Melloettes 4, Fitzy Minstrels 4, French Club l, 2, 4, Sea Nymphs 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ushers Club 3, 4, Freshman Cheerleader, Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Riley-Washington Football Homecoming Queen, Night on Broadway , Most Outstanding Cheerleader 3. DEAN VAN WANZEELE . . . DECA 4. BONITA VARGO French Club 1, Gamma Delta Sigma 'l, 2, Student Council 2, Library Club 2, 3, Memory Lane Staff 4, Hatchet Representative 3, Class Historian 2, Sopho- more Class Party Committee, Library Asistant 2, 3. DENNIS VEROSKY RON VICE Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling l, 2, 3, 4, Track 'l, 2, 3, 4. AL WALCZEWSKI . . . Hi-Y l, Football 'l. GENEVIEVE WALESIEWICZ .. . Booster Club 'l, 2, Latin Club I, Hatchet Staff 4 fist Page Editorl, Student Council 1, D.E. 4, Class Party Committee 'l. LINDA WALKER Latin Club 'l, 2, Booster Club 'l, 2, Gamma Delta Sigma 1, 2, Health Careers Club 'I, Art Club 4, Student Council 3, Junior Achievement 3. GARY WALORSKI Phi Beta Kappa 2, 3, Boys' Ushers Club I, 2, Latin Club 2, 3, Basketball 1, Junior Achievement 3. KIM WARNIERS Hi-Y I. DIANA WASIKOWSKI Latin Club T, 2, 3, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Booster Club I, Gamma Delta Sigma 2, FTA 4, Hatchet Reporter, Student Council 2, Junior Cabinet 3, Cadet Teacher 4, Night on Broadway. KATHY WASOWSKI Latin Club 'l, 2, Booster Club 1, A.F.S. 2, C.O.E. 4. PAUL WASSENHOVE Hi-Y 'l, 2, Rod and Gun Club 'l, 2: Football 3. KEITH WATKINS Hi-Y, Student Council 'l, Football T, Wrestling I, Washington-Riley Roundup Court. JON WEAVER Orchestra 'l, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 'l, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. GRETCHEN WEBB Booster Club 1, 2, Gamma Delta Sigma 1, Student Council I, 2, Washington-Riley Round-Up Court. RICK WEIDNER German Club 1, 2, Junior Achievement 3, Track 'l, 2. JANET WEISS Band 'l, 2, 3, Pep Band 'l, 2, Orchestra 'l, 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Melloettes 2, 3, 4, Fitzy Minstrels 2, 3, 4, Accompanist 3, 4, Glee Club Board 4, North Central Chorus 2, Honors Band 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Girls' Usher Club 3, 4, Exploratory Teaching 4, French Club I, 2, Gamma Delta Sigma I, Drama Club 3, 4, Hatchet Staff l, 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Babes in Arms , Night on Broadway , Paint Your Wagon , You Can't Take lt With You. RANA ANN WEISSFUSS . .. Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4 iVice-Presi- dent 41, Babes in Arms', Paint Your Wagon , Convocation Center Dedication. V K r .ML ,, ya, W 3 Q 2 f ' ,,,, V fs-af' 1969 JUNIOR PROM COURT: left to right: Anita Janiszewski, George Tucker, Nancy Behnke, Gary Houston, Tina Kurzhal, Chris Kohler PRINCESS Debbie Basil, PRINCE Alonzo Poindexter, Brenda Mays, Russ Sailors, Cindy Lorence, Dennis Sobczak, Cheryl Grzegorek, Tim Nemeth Debbie Hayes Rick Ralter JOHN WELLS Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Football Babes in Arms , Paint Your Wagon . JAN WHETSTONE Health Careers IPresident 41, Spanish I, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4. LEONARD WHITE Phi Beta Kappa I, 2, Track I. MIKE WIECZOREK Phi Beta Kappa I, 2, 3, Rocl and Gun 2, 3, Audio-Visual I, 2, 3, 4. GREG WILLOUGHBY Rod and Gun Club I, 2, 3,' 4, Booster Club I, 2, ICT 4. JAMES ROBERT WILSON Art Club, Power Mechanics, Spanish I, Wrestling I. MIKE WILTROUT ... ICT 4, Hi-Y I. GALE WISEMAN CHRISTINA WISINSKI JA I, 2, 3, 4 ISeCretary of Com- pany 3I, DE 4, Stage Helper 4. PAUL WISNIEWSKI .. . Russian Club 2, 3, 4 ISoCiaI Chairman 3, President 43, Hatchet Staff 2, Baseball I, 2, Tennis 2, 3, 4. TIM WISNIEWSKI German Club, Football 2. KATHY WITHROW Glee Club 1, 4, sea Nymphs 2, 3, 4, JA 3 IVice-President 31, Art Club 3, 4. SUSAN WITUCKI MELISSA WOODS Russian Club I, 2, 3, 4 lSecretary 41, Booster Club I, 2, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Art Club 3, 4, Girls' Ushers Club 3, 4, Memory Lane Staff fEditor-in- Chiefl. MARIETTA YOUNG SANDY ZANKA Booster Club l, Y-Teens 'Ip DECA 4 iTreasurer 45, Cheerleader I, Sea Nymphs 2. GEORGE ZELLERS . .. Art Club 4, Scholastic Art Competition iGoId Keyl. CAS ZIELEWSKI Rod and Gun Club 2, 3, ICT 4, Audio- Visual Club 2, 3, 4, Teacher's Assistant 3. MICHAEL ZIELINSKI . .. Booster Club 2, Memory Lane Staff 4 fBusiness Managerl, Library Club 3, 4, Library Worker 3, 4. RON ZIELINSKI Rod and Gun Club 2, Russian Club 2, 3. 4 fTreasurer 41, Track I, 2, Football 3, Hatchet Staff 4 iPage 4 Editorl. CHERYL ZILLMAN . . . Office Help 4. DEBORAH ZIOLKOWSKI Drama Club 1, 2, Booster Club 1, 2, American Field Service 2, Student Council 4, Prom Committee 3. LIZ ZMYSLO ... Booster Club I, Office Help 3, 4. ,,,,V.,,M x ll Bill Alerding Cindy Ambroziak Debby Andert Janine Andrysiak Pat Andrysiak Joe Arch Paf Banach Billie Bare Bonnie Barker Rich Basham Cindy Bella Margaret Bella Wayne Bennett Charlene Bernth James Berus Kevin Bikowski Carol Bilinski Larry Blosser Jill Blue Pam Bonkowski Linda Borlik Robert Borkowski Ken Botka Sherry Breunlin Cheryl Brockie Tom Bronstetter John Bucholtz Con Buda 'F g Q . K s QM has M H X L. , . iii Q av rs. L B . 735 pp? 4 ,XT L ,Pk i gm We 'ff 4, :Z we sl i fig' .1,, z A W, - Q x W' ,I i ' . Q , K Y. 1 ,B gag E at ,FF is A .i i :i,a .Xi-. I Barb Finch, Vice President Pat Banach Social Chairman, and Randy Kiemnec Secretary J u N I O JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: seated: Dave Wassenhove, Historian: Paul Suppinger, President, Treasurer. Standing are sponsors Miss Norma Bikowski and Mr. Clare Holley. 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M.. f ta? sa it I Sandie Buda Terry Budny Michelle Budzinski MaryBeth Buechler Bill Burkus Linda Buscoe Kathy Buszkiewicz Steve Butiste Cathy Butler Kathy Bystry Randy Carson Bruce Cates Anita Celichowski Chris Cenova George Charles Chuck Chelminiak Dave Cherryholmes Mike Chiddister Sue Chikar Ron Chlebowski Barb Chmielowiec Judy Chodzinski Sue Choinacki Judy Cholewczynski Ann Ciesialka Steve Clawson Charles Coleman Mary Coleman Phyllis Collins Dave Conner Bob Cortier Kathy Cortier Chuck Coughlin Hollie Cousette William Cox Michelle Csenar Gary Cwidak Ken Cyman Joyce Dailey Diane Dandino David Dant Debbie Dashner Ron Dean Jim DeBeck Jeff DeLater Carol DeLee Jack DeLee MaryLou Downer Linda Drabecki Linda Duddleson Karen Dudzinski Kathy Dudzinski Leonard Dygulski Emma Eddins Mary Eddins Randy Emerick Pam Erickson Bob Evans Dave Farkas Barb Finch Joseph Forizs Nancy Fox Rick Frantom Randy Futa Sue Gaczkowski Chris Ganus Debbie Gaut Janet Geppert Linda Geppert Bob Ginter as ' qi.. , f.. 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M 0+ Q, . . , v ,. in T c, Randy Ridenour Chris Ritschard Fred Ritschard Shirley Robakowski Richard Roberts Tom Roberts Nancy Robinson Eugene Robinson Kathy Rodick Sue Rzepka ' Wayne Sampson Timothy Schroer Janice Schymanski Woodrow Sconiers Michael Sergeant Thelma Shead Dave Shields Pam Sieczko Dennis Sieracki Ronald Simpkins MaryAnn Skubis Carol Slaby Donald Smith Bill Smurr Sonia Snedaker Larry Sniadecki Diane Snyder Billie Sorrels David Spilski Robert Springer Allen Starkweather Alan Steinbrunner Marty Steinhofer Bill Stickley Robert Stokes Diana Strzelecki Linda Strzelecki Fay Sulin Paul Suppinger Barb Swain Jim Swartz Kevin Swartz Janet Szarwark Ernie Szymanowski Cheryl Szymanowski Rita Taylor Steve Taylor David Thomas Ben Townsend Debra Thompson Henry Topolski Sandy Toth Diana Trevino Bob Ullery Robin Ullery Bev Underly Vickie Underwood Kathy Vandelande Kay Vandelande Levan VanParis Marcia VanRassen John Vardaman Gary Versmesse Virginia Villareal Marcia Walker Michael Wallis Dave Walorski Rich Wasielewski Dave Wassenhove Richard Watkins Jim Waffs Marsha White Rex Whife Janine Wiafrolik Wayne Wielgos Connie Wiggins Greg Wilfing Chris Williams Emma Williams Jan Williams Melvin Williams Ed Wills Erice Wilson Bill Winnicki Deborah Wisniewski Elaine Wisniewski Gisele Wirfling Pat Wojciechowski Jane Wolfe Gary Wolfman Tim Wruble Debra Zakrowski Rick Zalas Joe Zawisrowski Mike Ziolkowski Yvonne Ziolkowski Jackie Zmudzinski Steve Zmyslo Andrew Zurawski K , Pr' f 1512217 m P x ' A, MQ, E 1 N N' jg 5 Y '9' 1 .k 55. .ix Y X ' J fue: A 1 ki -I A -ti M ill A 'N .i 'cj sr- S 5 if Q R, i A X F. , 'E krr L 1 A V in Q Y si X Eg xg ,..,' Q Q . X tl A .. X J i kai 1- 3 H li QOPHOMORES Bev Adamski Dave Arelt Pam Arick Bob Baker Paf Balint Mike Baranowski Linda Basil Karen Beauchamp Gary Bechtel Janet Bella Freda Benjamin Atta Binion Diane Birk Nancy Bonczynski SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: seared: Peggy Borlik, Secretary, Jody Goodrich, Social Chairman, Cindee Hock, Treasurer: Vickie Zoludow, Vice-President: Bev Adamski, President. Standing: Mr. Phillip Peregrine, Sponsorg and Dennis Feece, Historian. Terry Bostedt Colleen Bradley Deb Brown Ed Buczek Valerie Burkhart Larry Calhoun Judi Carroll Vicki Cassaday Greg Cenova Linda Chavis Debbie Cherryholmes Sue Chiddester Deb Chikar Ken Cinal Leonard Clay Lynn Coleman Jennene Comer Mike Conard Janice Conley Linda Cooper Joyce Coplin Richard Cross Celeste Czaikowski Rosanne Czaikowski Dan Czerna Mary Ann Czarnecki Debby Dandino Stephanie Daniels Marilyn Dauss Carl Day Debra Dean Ron DeKerr Mary Jo Dembinski Rick Demitruk Randy Dennison Judy Deranek Pauline Dobrzykowski Stan Domalewski Steve Domalewski Gail Donaldson Kenny Dougall Judy Douglas Rosemary Dudek Brad Durski Rich Dyszkirwicz Sandra Eldridge Sherrie Ellis Etta Esters Dennis Evans Dennis Feece Jim Ferger Kathy Finch Ron Fitz Linda Fletcher Mary Foltz Janis Fore Clyde Forsey Madelyn Foster Candi Francis Fran Futa Debbie Fye Robert Gardner Bill Gates Bill Geisler Vickie Gerbasich Marc Gerbasich Linda Gerkey Mike Gilliom Bill Gleva Tom Golubski 3.4. ., MQ . - G . ,mf-sf of A f s- de . Pls- -c: 'ik 5 if, .fer ' , ,M-,.,e' we fi nl -3' Q .Atlus A? I I , w Q 11 'Q Q . . we . K, K ii 'N X'-4 ' Q-M A . , v Y II Q L W V W I x Q t' S 2 r M, -' x in ' -of i' Q New M. LLWA ,, , ,,,, 3 f , . ,,,4:A,:, ,,-,. x Wi x 6 I 'A . ,, 5 N X . K Jody Goodrich Craig Govaert Donna Gray Roxanne Grimmius Larry Gromski Geoff Grove Mike Hahai Joan Hairston Mark Harbaugh Bruce Harris Chris Heim Dale Hill Cynthia Hinds Cindee Hock Jerry Hoiara Susan Hojnacki Florence Holmes Mike Horvarh Jerry Howard Janet Hubler Chris Huston 3 qv ia.. 'fx as v U , . ., F J- A 114-1- ,ak L X ,I V! 'c -A J. if sr ,Li in 'is .iff -ff: P .g . ,.,g 5 . M 1 -, R N . - f i I in , -,k5 1 - L R, i R li N ' . ' i' ' e as , s li . X Ji' L -zfii ff:22f1 Qf' lliiil 'X,:. -'Za ' ,f..,,.4s 'bl K 3' x Q X .,: xb- K -, X .if- '-fe rfpif ,W iii-J 'E Qi 13 R I ., a f 2, R. , ,, . . A , 5 Q3 c . 1 X 'S Y Q . Q 6 f -is air, . .. E ,. .,LL f f,1, i A Z i4 -fy i f L Y' ii ieis in L . f ..: K '52 t 5. ' s .:,. . km ,ff Y 5 .Q 1 . A '.,g v P .- .: gt iii N Vu - L Q Qa, M -Q' ' i- ,fp XX J- gg isa 'Y- K L N- I Linda Ingram Dean Jackson Melissa Jackson Ray Janiak Ron Jaronik John Jasinski Rick Jasinski John Jaskowiak Steve Jaworski Harold Jedrzeiewski Ken Jenkins Calvin Johnson Eugene Johnson Ferrell Johnson Linda Johnson Richard Johnson Larry Jones Sandy Joseph Ray Jurek Mary Kadzielski Rocky Kalmar Rick Kapiszka Denise Kapashandy Bernard Karczewski Chuck Kaufman Terry Kazmierczak Callen Kazmierski Barb Kehoe Darlene Kendziorski Denise Kolacz Richard Kolczynski Rich Kolecki Shelli Kolesniak Wayne Kopec Sharon Kopinski Betsy Korlowicz Paul Kosinski Joan Kowalski Karen Kowalski Mike Kowalski Bob Kronberger Jeff Kruk Rosanne Krzyzewski Karen Kubiak Kathy Kubica Paul Kucharski Joyce Kuzmicz Jean Labis Debbi Lambe Richard Lancaster James Lane Richard LaSalle Phil Lechtanski Becky Leeper Reggie LeeVan Glenda Lenard Gwen Leonard Ed Lesniewski Janet Leszczynski Jean Levine Patty Linetfy Anne Lombardi Denese Lowrance Peggy Lula Wayne Mack Arf Madaras Joyce Magdalinski Cindy Makowski Linda Mankowski Joe Kovafch , . , J. , R . 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Vu '49, if mms. i it 'nngf , 'Vx Melanie Marks Deborah Marlowe Chris Marshall Hilah Martin Jean Martin Sherry Martin Biolanda Martinez Josie Martinez Maria Martinez Bob Marvin Steve Mason Mary Mass Randy Matthys Bob Mayle Mike Mays Robbin Mazlo Linda McFarland Pat McFarland Cheryl McWilliams Mike Melton Bev Mester Lorene Mezzaros Donna Metzler Lloyd Middlebrook Phyllis Miles Paula Miller Pamela Minor Chris Mniszewski Donna Molnar Barb Mrozinski Debbie Mrozinski Len Mrozinski Greg Much Shelley Myers Jack Neuliep Tom Niespodziany Mike Nowaczewski Michele Nowak Lillie Nowicki Beverly Odom Tom O'Hara Danny Oliver Kathy Opaczewski Martin Orlowski Rick Osborn Doug Pace Tony Paczkowski Frank Parker David Parmelee Rosita Paskell Joe Paszli Bernadine Paturalski Ken Peiza Curt Perry Mark Peterson Joyce Piantski Paulette Piechocki Tina Piechocki Mike Plencner Karen Poyser Sheila Pryer Ron Przybylinski Rick Quiggle Barb Radecki Mark Radecki Judy Rahn Jack Reichert Julie Retek Judy Rhoades Angie Rideout yn. , ,, . ..M,,,,,, my if S ff :si if 'X iii ,v .ue K, .KI YN ,,, Ns.. rn is a f Lance Ring Terri Rininger Terry Rittenhouse .loan Robak Larry Robakowski Debbie Robaska Steven Roberts Nanci Romanowski Linda Romig Edward Roose Linda Rosback Larry Rzepka Mark Rzepka Ben Salazar H, All school assemblies provided a variety of programs ranging from musical entertainment to The observance of Black Hisfory Week. John Sanders Yvonne Saul Art Scholres David Schroer Mark Scott Ron Seguin Tim Seward Patti Sieczko Patti Sikorski Debbie Simon Tom Simpson Dave Singleton Pam Skierkowski Rick Smigielski Gayle Smith Shirley Smith Tom Snodgrass Greg Sobecki Len Sobecki Felicitas Solis Dennis Sopczynski Bernard Sparazynski Richard Sparks Vera Spears Dan Spencer Diane Spychalski Cindy Stachowiak Pam Staszewski Pam Switalski Kathy Szalewski Dave Szczypiorski Cathi Szulczyk Melvin Szymczak Jackie Taylor Lana Taylor Gary Thomas Gary Thompson Ofelia' Tiierina Charmaine Tompkins Valerie Townsend Linda Tuberville Carl Tuszynski Mary Tyler Katri Underwood Chuck VanAcker Tom Van Laere Tommy Vann Rhonda Van Orman Jill Varga Andy Vargo Cindy Wachowiak Nancy Wachowiak Jennifer Walorski Sue Walorski Carol Walters Jim Wasikowski Gary Walters John Wayo Tonda Webb Janice Weissfuss Steve Wendt Don Wesolowski Linda White Chris Wilborn Vera Wilson Beata Wlochowski Fred Wolfe Janine Wroblewski Al Wuicik Marilyn Yost X ,..,, uief Hd? Nj X ,? ' x i V I sul A , 1 hm-.1-. Jr a a.: 'wo I F f i Q 7' Q 'f' l st 5 X gf C1 M -at Q :zz f-U S' , gt 17' fm W A 4 if V, ,J N .. y ,V F3 3 , Ji V xr' 1 V .,,. , ,L,,.Wl Q A - 1 A , ,-v 1 ,K r- Braham Q' G ,D ' . 9' a Q 44' emi eil bf as Y V 6 Q Am iw W4 K. ix J ik if X in I ,, 'Qs ...M 3 Sylvia Young Roberta Yustwan Gary Zack Jim Zakrzewski Deb Zmyslo Vicki Zoludow Rosanne Zuraf ma, 613' FREQHMEN FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: seated: Mr. John Killeen Sponsor Standing: Sherry Bradley, Historianp Marcia Nies, Secretary: Ken Rzepka, President: Bob Berlik, Vice Presidentp and Terri Sailors, Treasurer. Not pictured is Judy Poklinkowski, Social Chairman. Cedric Adams Bob Alexander Rae Alford Calvin Anderson Lori Anderson Karin Bailey Dee Dee Baker Tom Baker John Banacki Phil Baranowski Russ Barker Barbara Barnes Karen Bartkowiak Kathy Bartkowiak Ken Bartkowiak Andrea Bednarelr Diane Bennett Nancy Beringer Felix Bernth Jane Beserra Paulette Bibbs 98 3 ': 1 an- ' funn - -.KH .. .. 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' 'F i A L ' 'Q?li I xx A 'FU' e I wa s al x sgwime K X31 l xc hi -, M IN -'T ' ' aaa ..-. , l 'kv :Q e. lie W E 'X2'1r..4 are '51 R f n . - as Pam Belinski Michele Blasko Joe Blieck Kathy Bodnar Becky Boles Bob Borlik Marylane Borowski Debra Bottorff Mike Boyd Cheryl Bradley Par Breunlin Alvin Brooks David Brown Larry Bruce Steve Brzezinski Janet Buchanan Mary Bystry Steve Calmus John Cannady Sharyl Chappell Mike Chrapliwy Chris Cischke Vickie Clark Vicki Clayton Sandy Cole Charles Coleman Jackie Conlee Patty Cook Debbie Cooper Kathy Cox Gail Dabrowiak Linda Dahms Martin Dailey Fred Dant Daryl Dankert Jill Daurer Mike Dauss Janette Davis Kevin Davis Ronda Davison Cherry Day Ron DeBuysser Bonnie DeLoof Don Demeter Debbie Dermody Dale Dinger Judy Dombrowski John Dooms Tina Duckwall Tracy Dugas Chris Duran Brenda Eldridge Reba Elledge Karen Ellis Sue Enfield Tom Enyarts Sheree Eppenger Carolyn Evans Doug Evans Tom Ewald Michele Fenimore Dan Fiedler Jack Finch Kempton Finley Evangeline Finney Mark Finton Jett Forizs .lack Forsey Tim Fowler Jackie Fulce Chris Galvas Felicia Gapinski Mary Gardner Jerry Gathright Cindy Geehring Beth Gentry Betty Ginter Mike Ginter Bob Golubski Mary Gonzalez Jim Goodrich Carl Gorbitz Cindy Govaert Sheryl Grimmius Jeff Grossnickle Don Gustafson Bill Hagedorn Debbie Hall Jack Harding Blaine Harper Lawrence Harrison Greg Hegyi Bill Henke Kenyon Hesiben Kimberly Hesiben Jerwonia Hinds Kent Hocker Chester Hodowaniec Becky Hoiara Gale Holston Patty Horvath Naomi Hummel John llles Bobbie lvory Sammy Jackson Debbie Jasinski Dave Jedizejewski Alfreda Jenkins Brenda Jennings Florine Jennings Vicki Johnson Joe Jozwiak Jodie Jurczak Kathy Jurgonski Wayne Kahlmorgan Jim Kalka John Kaminski Mike Kapshandy Connie Karczewski David Karkiewicz Garret Kazmierski Dawn Kerestury Betty Kirkendoll Denise Kirkendoll Paul Kitkowski Rita Kline Theresa Kline Bill Knapp Harry Knefely Guy Kohler Linda Kolczynski Lucia Kilesnik Richard Kopczynski Terry Korpal Steve Koszyk Linda Kramer Carol Krebs Debra Kring Michelle Kruk Steve Krupnik .f,.'i2 ,. ,,,, 3 5' 2. , 1 s. fn v.w,W A X a W, . A Q 4 Q 1 J 'Y N521 1 Wm. J - ,x L.. ,,, . P ib- ' , x X' . :FJ , x ',x- K C X , y A 'cwitwiwfw w if ML if , if' S' aim'-' 'Q if Q-. ' , .L if ix C J, 1 x H Q55 eK.Jre X J, J mx 1 fn-..., ,, Q if 23 ft- 4 4 ,ci . 1 S QAX e 5 ,.-H f' , A . ,V ,fl E , I J 0 aff J .e- as e ,. N 6 X , ni ,i J vias 'W' I VX, QL 2 J 1 .fm vii? J Ray Kruszewski Jeanne Kubiak Kathy Kucharski Kathy' Kurowski Barb LaFree Liz Lar-nbe Helen Lane Linda Lane Margie Larsen Debbie Lascn Carol Lathion Kenny Lax Carol Lechtanski John Lemanski Patty Lemanski Martin Lentych Curtis Leonard Barb Lester .J-91. ' dl Q wr Q.. xi mi Ben Leyba ' V. Dave Lips '- John Lisenlco I Paul Litka if Gregory Lloyd Leroy Love Bonnie Lyczynski , , Diane Mackowiak - Kathy Madaras , , Barbara Maeyens , -. L X Lori Maeyens Renita Maeyens Vicki Malecki Marty Marciniak Norma Marshall Barb Martin Henry Martin N. . be I V. I. -rt? Q 4 N r gui, i ' 2 1 gk, ,Mx xx . f ak L if 0 M hs. 55125 ,Q J. - . E A A ,. I: - fs ., L ' 8-.1 ata S- K VJ, ggi NJ . , T ,,,,,-fl' -195 MQW , wa., . 111- 5: L' 3 - W mae . 7 K L as 'jk .. '1 'L '- . v , .- , 'W ' 5- , -kg, X , .I Q A , x i! 'wb K . L., f I as - 1 - ' .. iw- -4 . -...L . :H ff- H-L ' '35, . av .-. L- , A ti F ' -Nfgr . bf E .X -, ,n ? 43' K nw , it Q ,A wx ,. Q ,W nf Q ,X V 1 f ,Ad ' .-. 'fs-I Q . 5' T W - -J , - V.. of .if L at TLD. .... J.. ,..,, : . L., M ..... L Q , X 2 .N 1 ' Gordon Marrinczak Eva Martinez Mike Marvin Paul Matrix Bruce Maxwell Susan May Neel McAfee Richard McClure Leona McCoy Debra McElvene Lynn McGlinsey Craig McGlothlen Juanita McKinsfry Pennie Mesaros Susan Micinski Doug Milewski Judy Miller Jeanette Milliken Perry Mincy Brenda Moody Lynn Moody Q 1 I Q 4 a aww . V 1 f J f: ff ., if 2 7 is ts Ng 9' 'P' if x .W K t it x 'M Q , C5 i edit 1: i. ,khi lg 1. . -JM 1. i x i L' is A K1 qi ' . lsri i i' , 1 AX Jim Moon Alex Moore Dennis Morris Jeff Morris Metsi Morss Gary Mroz Michael Mrozinski Wendy Mullenaux Roger Najdek Everett Napier Tom Nawrocki Rosetta Neeley Lisa Neidlinger Guy Nesbitt Sherry Niemier Marcia Nies John Niespodziany Susan Nowacki Tom Nowacki Robert Nowaczewski Salli Nyberg Kevin O'Chap Daniel Oleiniczak Kathy Opaczewski Dennis Orlowski Toni Osborn David Outlaw Douglas Owens Janice Pal Bob Palus Ted Pankiewicz Christine Paszkiet Art Paulinski Paul Pefza Connie Peregrine Mary Kay Peterson Nancy Piasecki Gary Pickens Dale Piechocki Linda Piechocki Debbie Ploughe Judie Poklinkowski Cindy Prentkowski Debbie Przybylski Chris Przybysz Linda Przybysz Roberta Pulliam Jayne Quickstad Virginia Quiroz Jim Rader Karen Rahn Randy Raiski Wyman Reddling Rich Reilly Scott Reinhold Donna Richard Herman Richardson Scott Richardson John Riffle Nancy Ring Charles Rininger Keith Rininger Shelli Rininger Jan Ripsco Debbie Ritschard Robert Robakowski Tracy Robbins Maria Rodriquez Barbara Rogers Robert Roseman Joan Rozanski Donald Ryll Ken Rzepka Mike Rzepnicki Terri Sailors Sue Samp Donald Sanderson Dan Scharmach Dean Schoonaeft Bob Schultz Debbie Schultz JoAnn Sconiers Kathy Scott Yvonne Scott Barb Searfoss Jerry Selby Theresa Shead Kris Shindledecker Tom Shuamber Judy Shubert Karen Sikorski Ron Skibins Cindy Smigielski Ginger Srnigielski Elaine Smith Bob Snider Ronald Snyder Rita Sobecki Dan Soos Tom Sorrels Gary Sosinski Bruce Spychalski Donna Steinbrunner Walter Stepien Rhonda Stewart Linda Stombaugh Julie Stopczynski Dale Strzelecki Mike Strzelecki Nancy Strzelecki Rich Strzelecki Ruth Strzelecki Ann Suppinger Marlene Surguy Kelvin Sutton Marlene Swartz Vicky Sweaney Sue Szeberenyi David Szymanski Sandy Szymarek Kathy Szyrnczak David Taylor Robert Taylor Frank Thomas Mary Thompson Nancy Thompson Sue Tomczak Cindy Tomkins Vicki Tracy Connie Trowbridge Herbert Tucker Duane Ullery Rex Vanator Deb VanDerHeyden Janice Vanslager Dennis Vargo Donna Vargo Debbie Verhagen John Walker Linda D. Walker ii o r c r w I we-1 fi Wi'-U9 it IA .V 3 f rf f, 'M um: .- it gg! Vickie Warzyniak Marcia Wasikowski Charles Wawrzyniak Robert Weaver Dale Wells Phyllis Wickizer Kathy Wieczorek John Wierzbicki Greg Wiggins Pat Wilborn Melvin Williams Crit Witherspoon Jeanine Wirfling Vickie Witucki Sue Wojciechowski Wayne Woodfork Vernice Woods Curtis Wright Tim Wroblewski Terry Wruble Vicki Yates Edward Zajac Diane Zakrzewski Jeff Zeak June Zielinski Pauline Zielewski Ken Zrnyslo Ron Zrnyslo wx -nah 'V M Q '21 is , :Y fc' 1' A K A - y .'-. J. .... . . . N f 'Hi - 1, - . K . ei . P , -.', ,g,,.'.'I-A A Q M ,gf Y l f... KN if 2 MP x A as X Ps 'F A Y - .wr -y ' .c Y-, c, c 3 J y gg x XXX ' X . M Ml in-...1 PANTHER PRIDE IN... Perfection, To build the unsteady process of learning, experimenting, guiding, To Reach Goals strived for, in Performance, Understanding, Cramming, Studying . . Each different, Each tradition, All . . . A part of Washington, A life, A goal, Strived for by faculty and Student, Reached, Proudfully With Honor. ,fs gf , GERALD DILLON Washington High School suffered a great loss with the death of Mr. Dillon this past year. His wit and good nature will be missed but mostly we will be denied his hard work and dedication to educating our students that have marked his years at Washington. A man's life has been given but not forgotten. His thoughts and ideals live on in the hearts and minds of the students who have passed through the door of his room and on into life. IN MEMORY 'inf Hur V4.1 .,M,M,M,W.WMM,,.,fffff '1f ' iv' hi H a -I I. Mr. Thompson symbolizes the Washington Panther. His loyalty and dedication are shown through the pride with which he supervises the student body. Along with his assistant, Mr. Pilarski, he strives To gain a closer and more personal relationship with each of the students at Washington. Working to- gether with the faculty, plans for each year's curriculum and student activities are made. Our administration de- serves much praise for the honor they bring to our schooL This page: above left: KERMIT THOMPSON, PRINCIPAL, left: EQ- WARD PILARSKI, ASSlSTANT PRIN- CIPAL. 'Z f 4 , 231. x dl 1 i., A f U3 ,Qw- '9 , ffm 1 v If ,-aw, f 1 , ,, . de. v V, 0 L-,K ' ,gig .us .. if 'hh , 5, 6 'kg ' Q ' aa, The art students at Washington learn how own talents and feelings into works of satisfaction in developing their sensitivity ability to create. They improve with each shape, texture, color and line, and with drawing, sculpture or craft work they to channel their art. They gain to beauty and combination of each painting, complete. The beginning artists learn the basic principles of drawing, printing and painting. Advanced artists have the opportu- nity to take part in a two hour studio art course that gives them the chance to explore areas of painting and ceramics which they wish to pursue. Student work is regularly rep- resented in the Scholastic Arts Contest which is initiated at a local level. Successful entries are submitted for judging in New York City. Washington ranks high regionally and nationally in this scholastic competition. In the area of music, Washington is proud of the fine Glee Club, Band, and Orchestra which is composed of many members of the student body. The Mellomen and Mello- ettes are a select group of students with outstanding talent, voices, and determination. Each year the Mellomen ioin the Melloettes as well as the Orchestra to present the annual Christmas and Easter programs. MUSIC in vY Y This page: above: JANICE TKACZ, above left: GUY CAM- PANELLO, left: R O B E R T SWINTZ. Opposite page: top: JUNE DIMICH fdepartment headb, bottom: LOWELL RAR- ICK. if 2 Within the relatively short time of America's development, our society has become one in which industry and big business are predomi- nant. To keep up with this trend, there is an ever-increasing demand for persons skilled in secretarial and business work. Washington High School meets these demands by providing basic business education for students preparing for future employment in business. We have many points to our advantage in the Business Depart- ment. This past year more girls from Washing- ton participated in the Cooperative Education Program than any other school in the city. We are also the only school in the city that operates a shorthand lab. Students can choose up to forty different sections of business under the guidance of the ten teachers in this department to help him in whatever phase of business he wishes to choose for a career. Business Education is divided into two classes of goals of general objectives: vocational education and general education. The Business Department is con- cerned with the proper training in both areas. General Business Education provides the stu- dents with information and basic skills which are imperative for all in managing personal business. Any business course adds to the gen-' eral knowledge and is considered to be a general course if not pursued for more than one year. Business Education provides a way for all stu- dents to gain information relating to business and makes for an interesting career. sais-Q ,ss lsgi Q X This page: above: LYLE HARDING, above right: ROSEMARY IERACI, righf: SHARON HUGDAHL. Op- posite page: fop: JOSEPH HAMILTON, boftom: ROBERT ELY. -Q. a tv-Q , .. W W -' '-A . X f . Q 5 - N . ' . 1 n F48 i sv n f ' 2.5, K 3' -y sf ' Sf f 5 24 km' Q,.+,,- gif A M- 5 :. .. ENGLISH This page: above: LOUISE DRAPEK, above right: GEORGINA VOLL Ide- partmenf headj, right: EVELYN HENDRICKSON. Opposite page: top, from left: NORMA BIKOWSKI, JO- SEPH GOOD, MARILYN FODOR, bottom: WILLIAM KANIEWSKI. English is the basis of all the other subiects taught at Washington and, therefore, must rank as the most important. lt is by English that almost every- thing one learns is taught, it is through English that we communicate. At Washington three years of English are required with a fourth year course offered as an elective. First year English is a gen- eral survey, second is American Literature and third is English Literature. The fourth year course includes the study of World Literature and 'a re- search paper aimed at college. The purpose of our English Department is to impress equally the four skills: Reading, Writing, Speaking, and Listening. t-Q. s. z.,vs.,. ..,f .ff-nfs.-as fs-1. -L X N f .,., r. Y ,Qs ,.s.. f-As, --f w-si? . X., L ,s,, ,Q ss- r,. M. iff 1 U2mf A? . . M f A 1 u ' ,V T wk f X. War Y ,LW eww , s kr f'wew, , 1 , 4,5 9 If , i 1 . K 2 3 ,..x, X 2 5 I V ,fm K I Q t V 'Q '22, 'Nw' ,,,,.1y1X '15 .vw . -, -. Y., :M ,-Yi A 5' ,. 5. 155, -f J M is AMG JMF' :W .- x X , M sz 3 3 f - ,,., ,H W-W nf' f Lfirff , ,,, 1ffff,g.L: ' fff?:,.4'1!! K la .,, 1, V ., ,A 7 ,,f',1,+1 ff ? ' , 1 ' - IA, f 7-l f t ,,,,,, rg W f, ff., , A x 'I i f W-Vw W AM ,,., N X Opposite page: top left: JOYCE MESMAN, center left: DON ALD WATSON, bottom left: CAROL DULCET, right: CATH ERINE VILLWOCK. This page, above left: HALLIE CLAMPITT above right: LOUISE HUNSBERGER, left: ANNE LEHMAN, bot tom left: CATHY REEVES, above: CASIMER PIKUZA. The guidance counselors have a variety of ways in which they can assist a student: helping him to choose classes, careers, colleges. They also help students with personal problems, guiding them so that they will become well-adiusted and able to tit their roles in society. Our Guidance Depart- ment makes use of the School Corporation's IBM computer in keeping track of all our students' grades and class schedules. gum!! This page: above, from left: FRANCIS ERNST Chead counse- Iofy, Lois ALYEA, Genre, left: MARY suLLivAN, right: VER- MONT HARTER. Opposite page: top, from left: PATRICIA MCCOLLOUGH ldepariment headj, CAROLYN GARBER, DONNA GOLLNICK, boffom: EURILLA Wll.LS. --...,,-is .H HDME ECONOMICS me mhv' No matter what profession a person may enter, a knowledge of such essential items as food and clothing is necessary. The Home Economics Depart- ment strives to help all students achieve a satisfying personal, home and community life. The Foods Department has been busy this year entertaining business and community leaders who are guests at Washington every two weeks. These people come to look over our fine building and see how our studies and attitudes are combined to form one governing unit. A new course was offered this year for students interested in a fourth year of clothing. Knitting is one of the main projects of these students. They also learn how to upholster and make a basic pattern design which may: be helpful in their years to come as homemakers. The Home Economics Department builds a strong foun- dation for homemaking, parenthood, and good citizenship in our community. Washington is for- tunate to have such modern and complete facilities in this department. A-xx' ,aww .rw s. --sk .- , I2I all Mathematics is often called the second language of America. Math is the means of communi- cation in the technological world of which America is a leader. Students learn to reason to the best of their ability. Freshmen become acquainted with square roots, finding an unknown equa- tion and learning the quadratic formula. Even though algebra is learned, geometry brings even a better understanding of the mathematical world. Trigonom- etry and college algebra broaden our knowledge of fundamental things that are earlier learned. For the college bound student, mathematics is a necessity. The college prep course starts with algebra and geometry, and Washington's facilities allow you to go all the way to college calculus. Opposite page: top left: MARY SHORT, top right: JACQUELINE BENTON, bottom left: MICHAEL SIPOTZ, bottom right: MICHAEL PUTNAM. This page: left: JOHN HOCK Cdepartment headl, below: ROLAND BURGESS, below left: EUGENE DZIUBINSKI. In the study of mathematics, we bring to our minds a knowledge of figures which we contend with in everyday life. One of the biggest parts of our life will be the field of work in which we choose to make a living. in the field of mathematics there are such occupations as accounting, tool and die making, draftsmanship and even a more advanced stage of math as data processing and computer technology. Our fine curricu- lum allows us to prepare for such occu- pations for the future. 4 ve,-an This page: above: RUTH TULCHINSKY, above right: RICHARD GUIN fdepartment heady, right: JEROME HOFF- MAN. Opposite page: top, from left: HUBERT MILLER, SANDRA EVANS, DORA GOLDBERG, bottom: MICHAEL FOLEY. , 44 fn LANGUAGES The Language department presently teaches five major languages: Latin, French, German, Spanish, and Russian. The languages are taught in levels one through four with the exception of Russian. The Russian language program has been discon- tinued at La Salle making it necessary for several students to commute to our school daily to par- ticipate in the Russian program. For the first time students who have had French in Elementary and Junior High were enrolled as second year students. The language lab has served the students enorm- ously in the understanding of the various lan- guages. Students are able to hear native speakers and develop the important accents that are neces- sary for proper understanding of the language. Overall, we feel that Washington is the home of many fine teachers who are well versed in the art of teaching. Fha Pribc nf l IANUAEE is ilu' spin QLZRSQEUNGO al llvvcl This page: right: TWILA SHIVELY, below left: ROBERT VAN CAMP, below center: MARILENA SOUZA, Opposite page: top: JOHN SOLMOS, bottom left: SEBASTIAN NOWICKI ldepartment headl, bottom right: STANLEY NEAL. , Physical fitness is important for mental alertness. The Physical Education Depart- ment provides physical growth and vigor through the development of such things as strength, power, and motor ability, along with the endurance to assure physical tit- ness. Physical soundness is also stressed in gym classes through exertion and exer- cise. Besides the ever popular varsity sports, the department holds intramural sports so that all can enjoy the triumphs and let downs, hard work and fun known to all athletes. An attractive pool and a large, well-lit gymnasium provide a pleas- ant environment for physical activity. Here the student learns many skills as he par- ticipates in exercises and drills. The variety of activities offered at Washington help to make physical education more than just a required course. This department also de- velops social traits and qualities that will make for an integrated personality, dis- playing leadership, competitive and co- operative spirit and sportsmanlike conduct. Rt Washington, our students become well- rounded individuals, physically as well as academically. N z Q ,mf V, 77 , ,h,V. Z, , W? ff., , 3 4 , ,, , ,,,. ,Mg,w,gW, 1, f f 1, . M ,N ,,.,,. ' ' ffffff' g:' ,fg.. fS, :wg , f an f,ff'3fN ' 2 ,, ' ' ew ,,,g,,,pff,:g,. gg-f 1- N1 .W 'f wif' W f y, WLT, , , ' 4, Vw. i 75' va.: ,, i 4 H g J m V if 1' 1' b fffffsf W ff H 5 ,if if ui W ,W H? ' ' fiffge g, 3 ' x Z Z..5,w 21ii .fexmg . 3' L IME. -' gm N if .,,V fl ew sf 'i 8 fvf ii ..a ,,,, 3 L MMA Washington has developed an excellent science program throughout the years. The only required Science course at Wash- ington is Biology, the basis of all Science courses, and is taught at the sophomore level. Also offered is Physics, which deals with electricity, heat and energy. Addition- al courses are Physical Science, which is basic scientific study, and Chemistry, which deals with basic chemical elements and compounds. The purpose of this depart- ment is to encourage students to appreci- ate scientific method, theory, and also scientific achievements. The second pur- pose is to provide students with a means of fulfilling their requirements for future plans in college or technical programs, with at least one year being compulsory. SCIENCE Health Education at Washington aims to teach the aspects of one's health as he is affected physically, emotionally, mentally, socially, and spiritually, Through the use of films and film strips, as well as other educational literature, students enjoy visual pictures as well as learning the basic aspects of growth of mind, soul and body. During the year the classes take part in the traditional topics such as personal hygiene and proper eating habits. Issues such as physical fitness, teenage use of alcohol, tobacco and drugs, and sex edu- cation are discussed, as they deal with the person's understanding of his role in society. Many students participate in the driver's edu- cation program in which they learn the basic fundamentals of driving. Opposite page top, from left: THOMAS ROGGEMAN, LEONARD KAPSA, RICHARD KRAFT bottom: PATRICK GULLIFOR. This page: above left: MAR- GUERITE MURPHY ldepartment head, sciencej, bottom left: JOSEPH REDLING, bottom right ROBERT MILLION ldepartment head, healthj. This page: righf: KENNETH JACKS, cenfer right: FRANCIS JONES, below righf: WALTER ZOLMAN, below: VERNON DUDLEY fdeparfment headl. Opposite page: top: GWEN- DOLYN PARKER, cenfer: ROSELYN COLE, boffom: CHARLES HOFER. en. Mg INDUSTRIAL -2 af W ian' A student majoring in Industrial Arts may, after grad- uation, be accepted as an apprentice, or enter a train- ing school or university and continue in this field. The purpose of Industrial Arts is to expose students to industry and comsumer materials and to the unique pattern of human relationships to industry. Responsibil- ity is shown through first hand experiences with indus- trial materials, tools, processes, and organization through application. We seek to develop insight into the basic industries of our time as a basis for sound industrial development. The programs taught at Wash- ington are Woods, Metal Shop, Drafting, Vocational Drafting, and Auto Shop. WW Our nurse deserves much credit for the necessary role she plays in the physical welfare of the students. She is active in maintaining the excellent health facilities which are present at Washington. She deserves much praise for the necessary part she fulfills in the functioning of our school, and in the keeping of health records for each student. One of the most important positions at Washington is that of the speech teacher. Her iob is to assist those students who have speaking and hearing difficulties. She plays a very essential part in the correction of these two related problems and at the same time does her best to bolster the confidence of her students. NURSE ITI ITI x gs I .di L qs, 5k-vi. It is important that each student realizes the role that America plays in the whole system of world communities. The Social Studies instructors endeavor to impress this idea upon the future citizen. The freshman Social Studies course acquaints students with actual community problems and problems of human relations among people in every section of the world. SOCIAL STUDIES Juniors are required to complete a U.S. History course which pro- vides knowledge about the past Through the study of our Ameri- can Heritage. The Contemporary Society course is completed in the senior year. This government course familiarizes the students with the basic functions of de- mocracy at work. World History and Geography are elective courses which improve the un- derstanding of man in relation to his environment and world civilizations. N? i?W! Opposite page: from left: PHILLIP PEREGRINE JOHN KILLEEN CLARE HOLLEY This page above left: FRANK CLAUS, above right: JAMES STAVROS center left ELAINE GILPIN center right WAYNE HARSH Kdepartment headj, left: DAVID SEXTON lm. J -l1'u,a35'- ff W L N Q. X ,fispigyggy vm qs: z v , 5 5 Q - E ' 1 F E if 5 2 .-mann.. .Wwe ipf iquknwig' if 1 M .ga I 'M Hs 'V-. ,mi wg W i A , . f f1 -nf Mg. f - m A 21,5-:tw ' 5 2 E A x ., ww. ah 'lg is is N 'Q 5 sf fy i 4 , ,L - X 1? in 4 ' aff? 5, 4,,:,, ,, ga Q 'Y W I 9 ,gn Opposite page: top: Pat Czarnecki, Main Office. Middle: Marge Kolvas, Book Store. Boftom: June Stump, Attendance. This page: Left: Connie Wallis, Guidance. Below: Earl Paffenbach. Below left: John Crawford. Below right: Mary Tice. ' je. 3' B HALL CLISTDDIANS NIGHT CUSTODIANS above: Dan Jaronik, Willis Parry, Head night custodian Hollis Hughes, Gene Hoffman, Richard Clark, Stan Skowronek. Middle: Day men Norb Ziolkowski, Tom Gapinski, Vaughn Graf. Bottom: Head custodian Vaughn Graf, Engi- neers Fred Coates and Vic Pine. The custodians here at Washington High School are some of the most important people we have. They are the ones who have to drop what they are doing at any time of the day and uniam a stubborn locker, replace a faulty light or fix a bent desk. They remain in school when we are dismissed and see to it that it is ready for use the following morning. These men can never be thanked enough for all the service they have given Washington. Besides helping the student perform better with these serv- ices, they also maintain a pleasant atmosphere by doing their best in maintaining cleanliness in our school. -'D f- s.,, ..,, I Above left: Matron Martha Kaizer. Above: Laundry mafrons Lottie Cuzin- ski and Helen Buszkiewicz. Left: Diefician Phyllis Combs, Ann Sinders, Irene Janiszewski, Sue Tur- ner, Beverly Waumans, Sally Jawor- ski, Marie Nagy, Belly Stickley, Gwen Kruszewski, Doris Bofforff, Pat Coore- man, Dorothy Nemeth, Donna Corlier. Below left: Joyce Wolfe, Blanche Cenova, Ann Brantley, Louise Vande- Viere, Beverly Wincek, Doris Ward, Jean Wonisch, Helen Coddens, Rose Medich, Dorofhy Kuzmicz, Sophie Brooks. B PANTHER PRIDE IN... Physical achievement, cheering, yelling, Throwing or kicking a football, Setting a track record, Swimming, Starting the Green Machine, and following through, being a panther, And knowing what it's all about, Doing your own thing. I39 i Q Buchanan, Tom Lane, Jim Jim nes, Jo rry da, La Bu b Ullery, Conrad Bo uch, M Greg Freema n, BVS hmps, D P Sailors, John Russ Vice, Ron Kuc, y Tafelski, Chris nd l: Ra right: row ERS: left to TH N PA ON WASH I NGT Ga tes, Bill eenbeke, T kS af ester Johnson, M Demitruk, Orl ck 4: Ri ck Jasinski. Row Ri 0Y, cC M ann, Dee V Bob 2: Jones. Row Molnar, Ulysses Joe ck, Fi ke ki, Mi S Om I' mG Ji Ra ite r, Rick Phillips, Carlos Vann, E af :- .. ,. KU I C ua ki. S Om Gr Mark Peterson, Larry Cinal, Ken zybylinski, Pr Ron 3: Paul Suppinger, Czerna. Row ve Retek, Rick Zalas, Dan Da Rick Wasielewski, y Hall, McCullough, Henr Jeff Jackson, Mel Williams, Dean Charles Chelminiak, Bikowski, Kevin Eugene Robinson, Scott, Ma rk Washington High School's 1969 football squad fol- lowed tradition by proving this year to be number one in the state. The team was coached by Tom Roggeman, who repeatedly expressed the panther pride and tradition to our boys. With the help of the assistant coaches, Coach Roggeman brought our boys on the gridiron to a successful struggle of being the best team in Indiana. Our coaching staff not only motivated the football squad but brought school spirit to its height in the student body. The coaching staff also received individual honors, as Tom Roggeman was selected the Coach of the Year in the state-wide polls after completing the first perfect season of his career. The Panther's Pride is Washington's Spirit. Serving as brilliant co-captains Carlos Phil- lips supplied the exciting breakaway runs while Rick Raiter gave the necessary yard- age. The right side of the offense line was held down by the gigantic stand- outs Chris Kuc and Ron Vice, with Clar- ence Clark. Rich Wasielski centered. On the left side were Jim Gromski, Mike Fick, and Joe Molnar. In the backtield, playing both ways were Bob Horvath and John Vann. Mg My A , ,, 127 wg. fx i ,k,V vO', a , - Rua :D i' . . 652 15 f ui' V 2 Q . 5 x 'N f 3 ji , Ms' . , . ,, . I s..f I Q- Q fa.. 'Ni' 'H ' Q J' , P .1 fm 4151! Q an , -bw Q 'H '. NA up New 59, l 22 X gf 4 x u. if , R , M. .J - f ff f 'J Q ,A24 . pl., . 1 .ii xy, s,,-j!,Agn7g'5j xx' 9 V v . 1 'Ji-als. v,-'sfdk Q . L 1 . 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Leading the way were linemen Clifford Harris, Gor- don Martinczak, Carl Gorbitz, Jerry Gathright, Leroy Love, Dale Wells, and Guy Kohler for backs Dean Stokes, Dennis Johnson, Rick Strzelecki, and Gary Mroz. ,f fi ,-.,.s ' 5 At top: Coach Million sends a Panther into action. Middle left: Coach Million accepts championship trophies from Corporation Athletic Director, Bob Jones. Below left: Freshmen Champs: left to right: row 1: Jerry Gathright, Clifford Harris, Charles Clark, Dean Stokes, Greg Lloyd, Dennis Johnson, Bob Weaver, Don Demeter. Row 2: Dale Wells, Bob Roseman, Carl Gorbitz, Gordon Martinczak, Leroy Love, Rick Strzel- ecki, Wayne Wooclfork. Row 3: Perry Mincy, Kenyon Hesiben, Craig Mc- Glothen, Dave Lips, John llles, Guy Kohler,-Joe Bleick. Middle right: left to right: Dave Walorski, Ken Orosz, Jeff Kruk, Paul Wisniewski, Steve Butiste. Middle left and bottom right: Jon Weaver in action. I48 'wwf Q f TT, , . - I TENNIS Coach Bill Kaniewski's team had a disappointing season with a record of two wins and eight losses. Two ofthe defeats were by a single point. Most of our matches found the young Panthers outmanned by strong Con- ference teams. This year's team was led by Senior Chris Chrapek who won most of his matches. Juniors Dave Walorski and Jeff Kruk were number two and three men respec- tively. Completing the roster were Jon Weaver, Paul Wisniewski, Steve Butiste and Ken Oroz. CROSS COUNTRY: bottom, left fo right: Pat Carlton, Jim De-beck, Ron Chlebowski, Charles Strzelecki, Mr. Dziubinski, Randy Kiemnec, John Stachowiak, Frank Parker, Pat McFarland. Top, left to right: Terry Budny, Tom Snodgrass, Walt Malicki, Tim Schoer, Ed Parker, Charles Bartley, Gene Mikolaiewski, Mike Nowaczewski. Boitom: Senior runners. CQ 'A .-nv. 9 0 'YV I I T, js, E 4 2 ,, f ,. , 'V QW N 4' 'Q mrxmmzmvsmvzzmzx, rn' 1 nrwrw-A ,- .nezamxgxw-.,. n-11-1'-we fre-IM--uv . -i,,,f..ff,. .ang Q 11 Coach Gene Dziubinski's1eam was led by captain Pat Carlton and Tom Snod- grass who won top places for the Panthers. Others were Charles Bartley, Terry Budny, Jim DeBeck, and Randy Kiemnec. In the two mile run, Wash- ington was well represented by these hard working young men. CROSS COUNTRY I49 BASKETBALL The 1970 Basketball Panthers were full of youth and spirit and fought with the heart and determination of the Washing- ton tradition. However, having only three returning lettermen, the team lacked the experience and height necessary to com- pete With the stronger and more talented teams in our area such as Michigan City, Elkhart, and Adams who were ranked in the top ten teams in the state. Coach Nowicki's group was led in scoring by Junior Clarence Clark and Sophomore Al Braylock. Clark averaged about 18 points a game. Bob McCullough and Clark led the team in rebounding. Hopefully, the challenges we met this year will lead to success in the future. PANTHER VARSITY: left to right: kneeling: Bob Horvath, Clarence Clark, James Lane, Carlos Phillips, Bob Ginter. Standing: Bob McCullough, Dan Taylor, Greg Much, Dave Freeman, Al Braylock, Joe Molnar, Bob Lewandowski, ' ,4- 4 , 1 f o U' fi L '72-ms' Q A Sn- v M :Q-. wx-iw an ty., no AOL' BGG ' A A A, 5, L 5 - f. - 113 ,, --g.an. k In V.. f - V QWWM- .90 ' ?gp,,1-,,.,,,y5s N A X bw i.2.4V,gnI 171, s -ii' 1 an - 1 -A wa: ,ww ,z , SX W V, W ', 4. v, -' Qzfxw' rf- few -- M ' ' ww! 5, wg' -4:3 gg V. ffafHsaPiEf1'a5av.i ,, ,My . 3 .6 5 1 ., X' Q K 115.5 ,,f,.?,,,, , V, M '- .aww 'fx . m,.A.:,vfA 4 -e ff W. 5 fix 1' i -yn-z,,:f, iv ' 55:51 fgffl' 'W ' ga ? if ' 14 fi Q , a W. 5. 41 an in Gini , ' WWE B W ' iw! lib frm Q . 1Q .au .1 ::- ' s 5 2 is .K A an nv ? H 5 . 5 Q? -.Y J 56 X s I 1 1, , ,X . ... 5, - I gl, K i i 5 I , if ' 43 -x 'V ' The Panther B-Team was led in scoring by Greg Much and Larry Jones with re- bounding strength from Dave Rogers and Chris Coughlin. Mark Scott and Mike Gil- liom were hard working and driving guards. These Panthers played many ex- citing and hard-fought contests and when joined with their fellow Sophomores who were on the varsity roster should combine to give us a strong varsity team next sea- son. Our Freshman team won ten games and iust missed winning five others by a margin of one or two points. One of their victories was over city champion Central. The future looks bright. This page above: FRESHMAN PANTHERS: left to right: Ricky Anderson, Bruce Maxwell, Gary Sosinski, Herman Richardson, Jack Harding, Clifford Harris, Steve Calmus, Kenyon Hesiben, Dean Stokes, Dan Soos, Al Brooks, David Brown. Opposite page bottom right: PANTHER B-TEAM: left to right: kneeling: Jack Reichert, Larry Jones, Mark Scott, Dan Soos, Gary Sosinski, Standing: Dean Stokes, Chris Coughlin, Clifford Harris, Dave Rogers, Greg Much, Mike Gilliom, Jack Harding, Opposite page top left: Dave Freeman battles for a rebound against Riley. Top right: Jim Lane blocks a Caveman shot. Bottom left: Dan Taylor sets his sights on a score. This page right: AI Braylock shoots for two. ill ,sn 1, , 1?-V '-ar For the second straight season, our Panther wrestlers won the city, conference, and sectional wrestling championships. They were also un- defeated in dual meet competition again. Three wrestlers were individual regional champions and qualified for the state finals. They were John Vann, who finished second in the state in his weight, Charles Mack, and Dee McCoy. Coach Million's team was well conditioned in strength and spirit. They exemplified the pride and tradition of Washington athletes through sacrifice and hard work to gain success and recognition as this area's strongest team. Chris Kohler and Alonzo Poindexter led the Panthers as co-captains and were fine leaders of a great team. Other seniors included Terry Outlaw, Kevin Jones, Ron Vice, Rick Raiter, Eldridge Chism, Ken Senzig, and Dan Turner. Only one letterman returns next year and there will be a tremendous challenge to be met by the up- coming B-team wrestlers. PANTHER VARSITY: left to right: kneeling: Charles Mack, Eldridge Chism, Terry Outlaw, Kevin Jones, Dan Turner, Dee McCoy. Standing: John Vann, Alonzo Poindexter, Chris Kohler, Rick Reiter, Ken Senzig, Ron Vice. :T Il. 'I 'l.I. nf I if Q. 5 N. Wa 5 P' Jr y W4 I I K . J. ' f ' , Q :Q ' 55-Ti. 'Q 5 '1 3 Q 15 X , ' N 5 , I ,M . A , -1, J 9 f..-.14 i Q 3: I .4511- QQ, 'lf Indy! 'fl V ' a..,4':.-. , W X 1 ww W,., . ,,,, M, W ,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,.,, W , 'W nf. W EM? f f p V W 6 fu 41 2 Y 'fund Ltffmgl PH!-E21 ou! PAN Hill Ol I DI Captains Marty Steinhofer and Marty Ruszkowski talk with Coach Sexton. Right: Senior Swimmers Brian Giczi, Paul Laskowski, Greg Clark, and Marty Ruszkowski. Above: left to right: row 1: John Illes, John Wayo, Jeff Grove, Ken Dougall, Steve Wendt, Tom Snodgrass. Row 2: Coach Sexton, Dennis Evans, Rick Morgan, Brian Lindorf, Steve Butiste, Terry Budny, Doug Reinhold. Row 3: Captain Marty Steinhofer, Paul Laskowski, Greg Clark, Brian Giczi, Captain Marty Ruszkow- ski. Washington's swimming team finished with our best record in history in winning twelve meets and by upsetting LaPorte, our Panthers placed second in the conference in dual competition. Gur swimmers narrowly missed winning three other rneets by losing the last relay event by fractions of seconds. The Tankers finished third in the city and conference meets behind such powers as Jackson and Adams. Veterans Marty Ruszkowski and Marty Steinhofer co-captained our team and led in point scoring, along with seniors Greg Clark, Paul Laskowski, and Mark VandeZande. Congratulations go to coach Sexton and our swim- mers for a fine season. SWIMMING 2 Q S , fv ..,, M, E,1,,3fH WW , -f ,w Q ?f my Z, ,, , f W,W.,,,-1,m,1Mff L 4,0 ,, ff., 13 A . ,,,,. . yy Z 1, A 9' 5. A 818918 ARM S7 j . M.. 'wk .-Jw. 'swwwgw s 5 s L. 5 Q E Q E 52 5 Q Q 3 5 3 3 Q E 3 2 I Num X GIRLS' SWIM TEAM SEA NYM PHS VOLLEYBALL VOLLEYBALL TEAM: left fo right: kneeling: Reggie LeeVang Jan Lesczynskig Nancy Piaseckif Sophie Jasinskif Judi Carroll: Linda Borlikg Jeanne Kubiak. Standing: Peggy Borliky Paulette Piechockip Carol Lechtanskig Karen Kubiaki Debbie Maeyensf Rita Sobeckip Joyce Magdalinskif Cheryl La Free. Above right: Coach Twila Shively talks to her girls. Girls, as well as boys at Washington, participate in and enjoy sports. The girls have organized their own swim team and volleyball team, both of which compete against teams from other schools. The Sea Nymphs are a synchronized swim team which entertain the community with an annual swim show. 1970 SWIM TEAM: left fo right: row l: Debbie Lambe, Liz Lambe, Judy Rhoades, Melanie Meulernan, Kaye Vande Zande, Vicki Sweaney, Sandy Cole, Anna Jenkins, Susan Szeberenyi. Row 2: Linda Hoover, Barbara Swain, Mary Mass, Mandy Manczunski, Pat Redinbo, Kathy Polack, Vickie Soos, Karen Kopczinski, Lois Haines. Row 3: Pam Sieczko, Kaihy Vande Zande, Miss King fSponsorJ, Doretta McDonald. l970 SEA NYMPHS: leff fo right: r0w l: Gail Dambrc- wlak, Janice Vanslager, Chris Paskiel, Jodie Juraczak, Angie Rideouf, Sue Tomczak, Vickie Sweaney, Barb Finch, Barb Kehoe, Billie Bare, Bev Mesier, Pa? Snyder. Row 2: Sue Nowasfowski, Cindy Makowski, Reggie LeeVan, Vicki Zoludow, Mandy Manczunski, Lillie No- wicki, Barb Chmielowiec, Melanie Meuleman, Peggy Kelly, Barb Konopka, Janine Andrysiak, Deborah Pacz- kowski, Cathy Nowicki, Row 3: Ann Ciesialka, Kathy Rendos, Peggy Borlik, Paulette Piechocki, Cindee Hock, Deb Chikar, Pat Kalka, Connie Wiggins, Sandy Vanslager, Karen Poyser, Val Paris, Pai Banach, Vickie Soos. SPIRIT The driving force behind our school spirit is our cheerleaders. With their tremendous energy and enthusiasm, they led our cheering sections through the happiness of victory and kept yell- ing even in the sadness of defeat. This year, under the leadership of Mrs. Pat Czarnecki, our cheerleaders showed the true Panther heart. With their stunts and voices they inspired us at games and assemblies. They are Washington's spirit. Leading the spirit of '69-'70 for W.H.S.: opposite page: topvleft: Varsity cheerleaders: top, Bruce Outlaw, middle, Billie Bare, Joci Polack, Sandy Vanslagerp bottom, Elaine Odom, Elaine Wisniewski. This page: above: Freshmen: from left, Janice Vanslager, Chris Pas- kiet, Nancy Thompson, Rita So' becki, Valerie Clay. Above right: B-team: front, Melanie Meuleman. From left: Jackie Taylor, Judi Car- roll, Barb Kehoe, Doretta McDon- ald, Linda Tuberville. CHEERLEADERS FOOTBALL Varsity WHS-Opp St. Joseph 27 Gary Mann 27 Mshawaka 17 Lima, Oiho 14 Riley 35 Elkhart 13 Central 34 Adams 36 Michigan City 27 E.C. Roosevelt lpi 33 BASKETBALL Varsity WHS-Opp Penn 61 80 Hammond Clark 49 St. Joseph 51 Jackson 58 Marian 79 Hammond Noll 50 Riley 65 F. W. Elmhurst 41 Jackson Qtj 69 Riley tti 66 Central Cti 67 Elkhart 49 Mishawaka 43 Clay 60 Goshen 43 LaSalle 54 Central 77 Benton Harbor 56 Adams 72 Michigan City 46 107 LaPorte 64 LaSalle lti 55 GOLF Apr 23 John Glenn Apr 28 Riley, Michigan City Apr 30 Elkhart, LaPorte May 5 Adams May 7 Central, Mishawaka May 11 Goshen May I2 Riley, Michigan City May 13 Bridgeman May 14 Elkhart, LaPorte May 18 Penn May 19 Adams May 21 Central, Mishawaka May 26 Sectional TRACK Mar 17 Penn Mar 24 LaPorte Apr 3 Mishawaka and LaPorte Apr 7 Jackson Apr 9 Elkhart Apr 15 Central and Riley Apr 16 St. Joseph Apr 18 Goshen Relays Apr 21 Riley and Adams Apr 23 Mishawaka Apr 24 Tech. Invitational Apr 28 Central and l.iaSalIe Apr 30 Adams May 2 Conference Meet May 5 LaSalle and Clay May 8 Sectional Meet May 12 LaPorte Invitational May 13 Culver May 15 Regional Meet May 19 City Meet May 23 State Meet B-team WHS-Opp LaPorte 6 6 Riley 0 0 Elkhart 8 0 Michigan City 34 O Jackson 20 0 Mishawaka 18 O lpi Playoff Game B-team WHS-Opp Penn 41 52 Hammond Clark 52 48 St, Joseph 42 54 Jackson 52 40 Marian 44 41 Hammond Noll 39 59 Riley 57 45 F. W. Elmhurst 50 48 Jackson lti 56 52 LaSalle lti 61 79 Elkhart 22 43 Michawaka 41 50 Clay 65 55 Goshen 48 35 LaSalle 47 62 Central 45 67 Benton Harbor 48 57 Adams' 53 54 Michigan City 38 78 LaPorte 48 50 'Overtime UI Tournament WRESTLING WHS-Opp Clay 37 8 Central 44 6 LaPorte 40 6 Mishawaka 40 4 Michigan City 35 9 Adams 34 6 Riley 29 8 Elkhart 39 5 City 1st Conference 1st Sectional 1st Regional 2nd State 5111 BASEBALL Apr 1 Cati St. Joe Apr 3 fati Jackson Apr 6 Marian Apr 9 lati LaSalle Apr 10 Clay Apr 14 Mishawaka Apr 16 fati Adams Apr 20 Central Apr 22 fati Riley Apr 24 Elkhart Apr 28 fati LaPorte Apr 30 fati Michigan City May 4 fati Mishawaka May 6 Adams May 8 fati Central May 11 Riley May 13 latl Elkhart May 15 LaPorte May 18 Michigan City May 25 Sectional Frosh WHS-Opp Riley 22 0 Jackson 30 O Central 36 6 LaSalle 26 0 St. Joseph 6 6 Mishawaka 34 0 Adams 28 0 Clay 54 0 Riley tpi 40 0 Frosh WHS-Opp Schmucker 32 47 Riley 51 43 St. Joseph 28 43 Central 41 56 Clay 46 51 Marian 51 43 Mishawaka 50 41 Grissom 33 31 Adams' 44 46 LaSalle 39 35 Jackson' 61 62 Schmucker 42 43 Riley 44 46 Adams lti 48 43 St. Joseph lti 61 58 Jackson Ui 57 65 St. Joseph 39 47 Central 58 57 Cl5Y 48 32 Marian 42 44 Mishawaka 52 42 TENNIS WHS-Opp Penn 3 4 Riley 3 4 Jackson 2 5 Jackson 4 3 Michigan City 0 7 Mishawaka 1 6 Central 7 0 Adams O 7 LaPorte O 7 Elkhart 0 7 SWIMMING WHS-Opp LaSalle 54 41 Hammond Noll 41 54 Clay 57 37 LaPorte 49 46 Howe 51 44 Elkhart 42 53 South Haven 52 43 Michigan City 60 34 Penn 44 51 Jackson 42 51 Riley 59 36 Hammond Tech. 48 41 Adams 39 56 Goshen 52 43 Mishawaka 59 35 Valparaiso 31 64 Central 58 37 South Haven 58 37 Culver 25 70 CROSS COUNTRY WHSOpp 41 16 Elkhart Penn 22 36 Jackson 29 26 New Prairie 25 34 Mishawa ka 37 18 Michigan City 49 15 LaSalle 44 16 Central 24 33 Ma rian 41 18 St. Joseph 31 25 La Porte 41 16 Riley 26 31 North Liberty 26 29 Adams 43 16 Elkhart 45 16 Low score wins An era ended this past year with the departure of Coach Tom Rog- geman. Coach Roggeman returned to Purdue University, his alma mater, to become freshman coach. Washington will miss him. He was not only a great coach but a great man. His teams had tremendous spirit, determination, and pride. He instilled deep moral convictions in his players so that they might have strong character as future citizens. The torch has passed. Good luck, Coach Roggeman, our tradition will live on and you will not be forgotten. MANAGERS: left to right: front: Rick Jasinki fFootballD, Jim Bruce ffiasketballl, Dan Czerna llfootball, Basketballj. Standing: Wayne Wielgos lBasketballJ, Doug Evans flfreshman Basketballt, Greg Odom fWres- fling, Baseballl, Levan Van Paris lBasket- ballj, Garland Hagedorn fWrestling, Base- ballb. Not pictured: Greg Kaiser fSwim- mingl, John Niespodziany lFreshman Bas- ketballl. AN ERA ENDS 'N i Q ' I ' A PANTHER SCOREBOARD or quality photographmg work contact Ray Patnaude master photographer at MCDONALDS STUDIO I North Mvchlgan 232 2003. T x ff u 4 'Mgt Z x git!! ,v fn '44 U1 ,,- V3 ,af ws Q T' f For beautiful fresh ftowers visit ERV S FLORAL AND GARDEN CENTER 23698 State Road 2 or call 288-1204 ...,,, 'F +4 ' 'ixm' In Y, n There is always a place for you at Starlite Pizza! Come in and try one of our delic 282-1177. ,...- . , -Q E . get . el A-ai -F ,,.,.,,...,w .,-.,. . ,.. ,..,-.,, m,, ,Ls ., , ,s , . . . . . . , . ee? 2. funny oescounr vm stones S ,V , -4. if - ' ' ' , L pil y...5 Q ! f I I ,, I 2.1, G -7' M 3 2 2 ? i n gi? 3'5- ' EL . H - . 'ir fa --P' .. I ...yin ,.3'..x . . , - A V R .- . - Ll... ' 'ff -1 L3UB'Kf. ..... x:V'-- .. 5 I ious Q 'A 2' w v 4 pizzas. STARLITE PIZZA, 2637 Western Avenue. The number is For a dependable variety store, visit G. L. PERRY'S and save on low price quality goods. Stop in at G. L. PERRY'S, 4642 Western Avenue, 288-5325. The SENIOR CLASS expresses its sincere gratitude to the teachers and staff of W.H.S. and wishes the Underclassmen the Best of Luck. PATRICIA ANN FLORIST 1624 Western Avenue 288-9550 SOUTH BEND LUNCH 2120 Western Avenue 289-0554 The HEALTH CAREERS CLUB wishes the Senior Class of '70 the best of health through the coming years. VINCE'S SUPER SAVER 3022 Western Avenue 289-0927 WAYO'S STANDARD SERVICE 26395 Western Avenue 287-1990 Good Luck in the Future from D. E. I69 Congratulations from the FUTURE TEACHERS LAST STOP LIQUOR AND BEER STORE 3816 Western Avenue RHOADES MARATHON 3120 Western Avenue 289-8281 THE DRAMA CLUB wishes Good Luck to the Senior Class. VELDMAN'S SERVICE CENTER 5316 Western Avenue 287-7236 Good Luck to the Class of 1970 NATIONAL THESPIANS MISTER DONUT 4501 Western Avenue 1970-Klasse-Guten Erfolg und auf Wiedersehen GERMAN CLUB MILIKEN'S AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION REPAIR 26445 Western Avenue 287-3309 Good Luck and Best Wishes from THE CLASS OF 72. LOUIE'S TUXEDO RENTAL 716 Lincolnway West 234-1061 Congratulations from the RUSSIAN CLUB FAVORITE BAKE SHOP 623 South Meade 288-2828 S 8- S QUALITY CLEANERS- 1402 Western Avenue 287-0100 GENE KLOSINSKI MUSIC STUDIO Belleville Shopping Center 288-0121 Best of Luck to the Seniors of 1970 WASHINGTON BAND KUBERSKI's DEPARTMENT STORE 746 South Meade 288-1500 WESTERN AVENUE PHARMACY 2702 Western Avenue 289-0513 The CO-OPETTES Wish the Senior Class Best of Luck. HURON PHARMACY 2210 Huron Street 288-1200 Keep Up Your Spirit Class of '70 BOOSTER CLUB NORMAN PERRY TRLOPHIES and ENGRAVING 1906 Western Avenue 288-2236 STAN 8. TED'S LAWNMOWER SHOP 2701 Western Avenue 289-5400 Good Luck and Ever Onward STUDENT COUNCIL PEHLKE SERVICE STATION 24133 Western Avenue Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MISTER G'S 1012 Western Avenue 289-0817 Good Luck to the Class of 1970 THE BOYS' USHER CLUB A 81 J FOOD MARKET 3529 Western Avenue 289-0545 THE CONCESSION WORKERS Congratulate the Class of '70 SAMPLE HARDWARE 3511 W. Sample 288-I 175 Good Luck to the Graduates of '70 GIRLS' USHER CLUB LU-WAL COMPANY 2805 W. Sample 289-9055 HORVATH'S FOOD MARKET 3501 W, Sample 289-0512 EVERGREEN FLORIST 3105 Western Avenue 287-6571 HENRY'S FOOD MARKET 3002 Western Avenue 287-5557 Dabrowiak, Gail 99 Butler, A Adams, Cedric 98 Adamski, Beverly 90 Adkisson, Peggy 12, 13, 19, 49 Alerding, William 82 Alexander, Robert 98 Alford, Rae 98 Ambroziak, Cynthia 82 Anderson, Rick 98, 155 Anderson, Lori 31, 98 Andert, Deborah B2 Andreae,John 49 Andrysiak, Janine 82 Andrysiak, Pat 82 Arch, Joseph 82 Arelt, David 90 Arick, Pamela 90 Austin, Robert 31 B Badowski, Robert 18, 33, 49 Bailey, Karin 98 Baker, Deidra 98 Baker, Robert 90 Baker, Thomas 98 Baldwin, Barbara 49 Balint, Patricia 90 Coleson, Frances 51 Banach, Patricia 82 Banacki, John 98 Baranowski, Michael 90 Baranawski, Philip 98 Baranowski, Thaddeus 49 Bare, Billie 82 Chappell, Jackie 50 Conner Barker Barker , Bonnie 29, 82 , Russell 9B Barnes, Barbara 98 Barnes, Jeanette 49 Bartkowiak, Karen 98 Bartkowiak, Kathy 98 Bartkowiok, Kenneth 98 Bartley, Charles 49, 149 Basham, Richard 18, 82 Basil, Deborah 26, 29, 31, 48 Basil, Linda 90 Beauchamp, Karen 90 Bechtel, Gary 90 Bednarek, Andrea 98 Behnke, Nancy 12, 49 Bella, Cynthia 18, 31, B2 Bella, Janet 90 Bella, Margaret 82 Beniamin, Freda 90 Bennett, Diane 24, 98 Bennett, Karen'49 Bennett, Wayne 82 Beringer Nancy 98 Bernth, Charlene 82 Bernth, Felix 98 Berus, James 82 Beserra, Janie 98 Bibbs, Barry 49 Bibbs, Paulette 19, 98 Bikowski, Kevin 82, 140, 143 Bilinski, Pamela 99 Bilinski, Carol 82 Binion, Atta Mae 90 Birk, Diana 24, 90 Blase, Cynthia 49 Blasko, Michele 99 Bleich, Joseph 18, 99 Blosser, Larry 82 Blue, Jill B2 Bodnar, Kathleen 99 Boles, Becky 99 Bates, Deborah 49 Bolka, Paul 49 Bonczynski, Nancy 90 Bonkowski, Pamela 29, 82 Borkowski, Robert 82 Borlik, Linda 82 Borlik, Peggy 18, 90 Borlik, Robert 18, 98, 99 Borowski, Mary 99 Bostedt, Terry 91 Botka, Kenneth 82 Battoril, Deborah 99 Boyd, Michael 99 Bradford, Edward JR. 49 Bradley, Colleen 91 Bradley, Cheryl 98, 99 Braylack, Aleck 140, 154 Braylock, Sharon 50 Breda, Terry 50 Breunlin, Patricia 99 Breunlin, Sherry B2 Brockie, Cheryl 26, 31, 82 Bronstetter, Thomas 82 Brooks, Alvin 155, 99 Brown, David 18, 99, 155 Brown, Deborah 18, 25, 31, 91 , 144 Brzyski, Sandra 50 Buchanan, James 140 Buchanan, Janet 31, 99 Bucholtz, John 82 Buczek, Edward 91 Buda, Conrad 31, B2, 140 Buda, Sandra 18, 29, B3 Budny, Terry 83, 149, 160 Budzinski, Michelle 18, 28, 29, 83 Buechler, Mary 83 Burkhart, Valerie 91 Burkus, William 83 Buscoe , Lindo 83 Buszkiewicz, Kathy B3 Butiste, Stephen 83, 148, 160 cunt, ai, as Brown, Kathryn 15, 26, 29, 31, 48 Bruce, James 50, 140, 144 Bruce, Larry 33, 99 YBrzezinski, Steve 99 Bystry, Kathleen 83 Bystry, Mary 99 C Calhoun, Lawrence 91 Calmus, Steven 99, 155 Calvin, Robert Jr. 50 Campbell, Janice 50 Cannady, John 99 Carlton, Patrick 15, 50, 149 Carroll, Judith 18, 91, 165 Carson, Randall 83, 159 Cassaday, Vicki 91 Cates, Bruce 83 Cavinder, Danny 50 Cecil, Renee 29, 50 Celichowski, Anita 83 Cenova, Christopher 83 Cenova, Gregory 91 Chandonia, Claudette 15, 31, 50, 161 Chappell, Sharyl 99 Charles, George 83 Chavis, Lindo 18, 91 Chelminiak, Charles 18, 83, 140 Chelminiak, Donna 50 Chavis, Linda 18, 91 Cherrone, Brenda 18, 22, 50 Cherryholmes, David 31, 83, 26 Cherryholmes, Deborah 91 Chiddister, Michael 83 Chiddister, Susan 91 Chikar, Deborah 18, 91 Chikar, Suzanna 29, 83 Chism, Eldridge 50, 157, 158 Chlebowski, Ronald 83, 149 Chmielowiec, Barbara 29, B3 Chodzinski, James 50 Chodzinski, Judy B3 Choinacki, Lawrence 51 Choinacki, Susan 83 Cholewczynski, Judith 83 Chrapek, Chris 51 Chrapliwy, Michael 99 Ciesielka, Anna B3 Cinal, Kenneth 91, 140 Cischke, Christine 99 Ciula, Bernadette 51 Claeys, Carole 26, 31 Claeys, Pamela 14, 15, 26, 33, 51 Clark, Clarence 140, 153 Clark, Gregory 51, 160 Clark, Victoria 99 Clawson, Steve 83 Clay, Leonard 91 Clay, Patricia 51 Clay, Valerie 165 Clayton, Vicky 99 Close, Clayton 51 Cole, Sandra 99 Coleman, Alice 51 Coleman, Charles 83, 99 Coleman, Lynn 91 Coleman, Mary 83 Collins, Phyllis 83 Comer, Jennene 91 Conard, Dwaine 52 Conard, Michael 91 Conlee . Jacquelyn 99 Conley, Harlan 52 Conley, Janice 91 , David 83 Cook, Patricia 18, 99 Cooper, Deborah 24, 99 Cooper, Linda 91 Copley. Joyce 91 Cortier , Kathleen 83 Cortier, Robert 83 Coughlin, Chris 140, 154 Coughlin, Charles 83 Cousette, Hollie 83 Cox, Kathryn 99 Cox, William 83 Cross, Richard 91 Cross, Robert 52 Csenar, Michelle 18, 83 Cwidok, Gary 18, 26, 31, 83 29, 31, Cyman, Kenneth 83 Czaikowski, Celeste 91 Czaikowski, Rosanne 91 Czajkowski, Tim 52 Czarnecki, Mary 91 Czerna, Daniel 31, 91, 140 Czerniak, Thomas 52 D Dahms, Lindo 99 Dailey, Jo Ann 52 Dailey, Joyce 83 Dailey, Martin 99 Dandino, Debra 31, 91 Dandino, Dianne1B, 31, 83 Daniels, Stephanie 91 Dankert, Daryl 99 Dant, David 83 Dant, Frederic 99 Dashner, Deborah 83 Daurer, Jill 99 Daurer, Richard 15, 18, 52 Dauss, Marilyn 91 Dauss, Michael 99 Davis, Ann 99 Davis, Kevin 99 Davis, Tyrone 52, 158 Davison, Carolyn 52 Davison, Ronda 18, 99 Dawson, Daniel 52 Day, Carl 91 Day, Cherry 99 Dean, Debra 18, 91 Dean, Ronald 83 Debeck, James 83, 149 Debuysser, Cathy 52 Debuysser, Ronald 99 Declercq, ,Leon 52 Dekerr, Blaine 52 Dekerr, Ronald 91 Delater, Jeffery 83 Delee, Carolyn 83 Delee, Jack 83 Delee, James 52 De Loaf, Bonnie 99 Dembinski, Mary Ja 91 Demeter, Donald 99 Demeyer, Albert 52 Demitruk, Richard 91, 140 Dennison, Randy 91 Deranek, Judith 24, 91 Finch, Dermody, Debra 99 Dickerson, Chere 33, 53 Dinger, Dale 99 Dobrzykowski, Pauline 91 Domalewski, Stanley 91 Damalewski, Steven 91 Dombrowski, Judith 99 Dombrowski, Kenny 53 Donaldson, Gail 91 Donaldson, Paul 31 Donovan, Beth 53 Dooms John 99 F Fansler, Vicki 54 Farkas, David 83 Farkas, Joseph 15, 54 Feece, Dennis 18, 27, 91 Feece, Lynn 15, 20, 27, 55 Fenimore, Michele 99 Ferger, James 91 Ferraro, Linda 55 Fick, Michael 55, 140, 145 Fiedler, Daniel 24, 99 Geppert, Linda 83 Gerbasick, Marc 91 Gerbasich, Rick 55, 140, 146 Gerbasich, Vickie 91 Gerkey, Linda 26, 27, 31, 91 Germann, Dennis 55 Giczi, Brian 55, 160 Gilliam, Jack 154 Gilliam, Mike 91 Ginter, Elizabeth 100 Ginter, Michael 100 Harbaugh, Mark 92 Harbaugh, Michael 15, 57 Harding, Jack 18, 100, 154, 155 Harker, Jerry 84 Harper, Blaine 100 Harringer, Larry 57 Harris, Bruce 92 Harris, Clifford 154, 155 Harris, Roy 84 Harrison, Jesse 84 Harrison, Lawrence 100 Hubler, Janet 92 Hudson, Hummel, Kathleen 84 Naomi 100 Humphrey, Kathleen 58 Hunsberger, George 58 Hunt, Rick 59 Hunter, Debra 27, 29, 84 Huston, Christine 92 Huston, Gary 12, 13, 27, 59 Hyduk, Mary B4 Dougall, Kenneth 91, 160 Finch, Barbara 82, 83 Candi 55 Ginter, Robert 83, 153 Glassburn, Terry 56 Haslanger, Patricia 15, 18, 22, 26, Douglas, Judy 91 Douglas, William 14, 15, 53 Douthitt, Nancy 53 Downer, Mary 83 Drabecki, Linda 29, 83 Dubicki, Cynthia 53 Duckwall, Tina 27, 99 Duddleson, Linda 24, 27, 83 Dudek, Rosemary 91 Dudzinski, Karen 83 Dudzinski, Kathleen 27, 83 Dudzinski, Richard 53 Finch, Jack 99 Finch, Kathy 91 Finley, Kempton 99 Finn, Louann 55 Finney, Evangeline 99 Fintan, Mark 99 Fitz, Ronald 91 Fletcher, Linda 91 Flora, Michael 55 Flory, Lionel 55 Foltz, Mary Beth 91 Fore, Janice 24, 27, 91 Gleva, William 91 Glon, Ronald 56 Golubski, Robert 100 Golubski, Thomas M. 91 Golubski, Thomas R. 84 !Gonzalea, Mary 100 Goodrich, Dewayne 84 Goodrich, James 24, 100 Goodrich, Jo Ellen 24, 26, 27, 31 90, 92 Goralski, Pam 56 31, 57 Hayes, Debra 12, 31, 48 Hegyi, Gregory 100 Hegyi, Louis 84 Heim, Christine 92 Heim, Denice 84 Henke, Kim 84 Henke, William 100 Heritz, Cheryl 57 Heritz, Deborah 84 Hesiben, Kenyon 100, 155 Illes, James 59 llles, John 100, 160 Ingram, Linda 93 lsban, David 59 Ivory, Bobbie 100 Dugas, Barbara 31, 53 Dugas, Tracy 31, 99 Duran, Christina 99 Durski, Bradley 91 Horvath, Judy 31, 58 Dygulski, Leonard 83 Dyszkiewicz, Richard 91 Dzierla, Michael 53 Dziubinski, Gary 54 E Eddins, Emma 83 Ebel, Jan 54 Eddins, Mary 83 Eldridge, Brenda 99 Eldridge, Linda 31 Eldridge, Sandra 91 Elledge, Reba 18, 99 Ellis, Karen 99 Ellis, Sherrie 24, 91 Embaden, Marlene 54 Emerick, Randall 18, 27, 31, 83 Enfield, Susan 99 Enyart, Laura 54 Enyart, Thomas 99 Eppenger, Sheree 99 Erickson, Pamela 24, 27, 31, 83 Erickson, William 24, 27 Forizs, Geoffrey 99 Forizs, Joseph 83 Forsey, Clyde 91 Forsey, John 99 Foster, Everett 55 Foster, Madelyn 91 Fowler, Timothy 99 Fox, Nancy 83 Gorbitz, Jr. Carl 100 Govaert, Craig 92 Govoert, Cynthia 24, 100 Gavaert, Debra 15, 25, 56 Graham, June 56 Gray, Donna 92 Gregorowicz, Paul 84 Hesiben, Kimberly 100 Hiatt, Betty 57 Hicks, Bobby 84 Hill, Dale 92 lwaszewski, Paul 59 J Jackson, Dean 93, 140 Jackson, James 84 Jackson, Melissa 93 Jackson, Jackson, Roy 84 Sammy 100 Hinds, Cindy 92 Hinds, Jerwonia 100 Hinds, Yvonne 84 Hittle, Sharon 84 Jakubawicz, William 59 Janiak, Raymond 93 Janiszewski, Anita 12, 59 Jankowski, James 84 Francis, Candida 91 Frantom, Ricky 26, 31, 55, 140, 146 Freeman, Alan 26, 31, 55, 140, 146 Freeman, David 31, 140, 154 Fulce, Jacqueline 99 Futa, Frances 91 Futa, Randall 83 Fye, Deborah 91 G Grimmius, Michele 31, 56 Grimmius, Roxanne 27, 92 Grimmius, Sheryl 27, 100 Grohowski, Judy 56 Gromski, James 56, 140, 145, 146 Gromski, Lawrence 92, 140 Groshans, Sharon 18, 31, 84 Grossnickle, Jeffrey 26, 100 Grove, Geoffrey 92, 160 Grzgorek, Cheryl 12, 56 Gunn, Robert 56 Hock, Cynthia 90, 92 Hack, Linda 57 Hocker, Kent 24, 100 Hocker, Susie 15, 25, 26, 31, 57 Hodowaniec, Chester 100 Hoffman, Susan 84 Hoiara, Jerome 92 Hoiara, Rebecca 100 Hainacki, Susan 92 Holewczynski, Deborah 84 Jaronik, Ronald 93 Jasinski, Deborah 24, 100 Jasinski, Helen 15, 25, 29, 5 Jasinski, John 93 Jasinski, Joyce 13, 59 Jasinski, Richard 93, 140 Jasinski, Sophie 29, 84 Jaskowiak,John 93 Jaworski, Stephen 93 Jedral, Mary B4 Gaczkowski, Susan 18, 19, 31, 83 Gustafson, Donald 100 Esters, Etta 91 Etter, Sarah 54 Evans, Carolyn 31, 99 Evans, David 54 Evans, Dennis 18, 91, 160 Evans, Robert 83 Ewald, Janice 54 Ewald, Thomas 99 Gadacz, Gerald 55 Galvas, Christophe 100 Ganus, Christine 18, 83 Gapinski, Felicia 100 Gardner, Mary 100 Gardner, Robert 91 Gates, Melinda 15, 19, 24, 26, 27, 29, 31, 55 Gates, William 27, 40, 91, 159 Gathright, Jerry 160 Gathright, Zeb 13, 55 Gout, Deborah 83 Geehring, Cynthia 24, 27, 100 Geisler, William 91 Gentry, Mary 100 Geppert, Janet 18, 83 Guzowski , Gregory 84 H Hafer, Cheryl 18, 31, 84 Hagedorn, Garland 56 Hagedorn, William 100 Hahai, Michael 92 Haines, Lois 18, 84 Hairston, Joan 18, 92 Hairston, Juble 12, 56 Hall Beverly 56 Hall Debbie 100 Hall Henry 31, 84, 140, 146 Hall, James 56 Hall, Joyce 56 Holmes, Florence 92 Holston, Gale 100 Holston, Jeffrey 57 Holston, Nancy 84 Hoover, David 84 Hoover, Linda 24, 27, 58 Horvath, Michael 24, 92 Horvath, Patricia 100 Horvath, Robert 84, 140, 143, 152 Howard, Crystal B4 Howard, Jerry 92 Howard, Maurice 84 Hoyt, Margaret 18, 58 Huber, James 58 Jedrzeiewski, Dale 59 Jedrzeiewski, David 100 Jedrzeiewski, Ha rold 93 Jenkins, Alfredo 100 Jenkins, Anna 31, 59 Jenkins, Kennis 93 Jennings, Beatrice 59 Jennings, Brenda 100 Jennings, Florine 100 Johnson, Calvin 24, 93 Johnson, Eugene 31, 93 Johnson, Ferrell 93 Johnson, Frederick 140 Johnson, Linda 93 Johnson, Orlester 140, 159 Johnson, Richard 93 Johnson, Sheila 18, 24, 31, 59 Johnson, Vicki 100 Jones, Bonnie 84 Jones, Kevin 18, 59, 157, 158 Jones, Larry 93, 140, 154 Klaybor, Kevin 84, 159 Klaybor, Lynn 60 Kleszcz, Ann 33, 60 Kleva, Kline, Rhonda 29, 61 Rita 100 Kline, Theresa 100 , Paul 93 156, 157, 159 Jones, Ulysess 140, 145, 146 Joseph, Sandra 31, 93 Jozwiak, Joseph 100 Jurczak, Danny 84 Jurczak, Jodie 31, 100 Jurek, Debra 15, 25, 48 Jurek, Raymond 93 Jurgonski, Kathy 100 Kling, Brenda B4 Kling, Shad 84 Klodzinski, Gary 84 Kloski, Adrian 25, 29, 61 Knapp, William 100 Knefely, William 100 Kobaska, Robert 31 Kohler, Christopher 12, 13, 61, Til Kruk, Michelle 24, 100 Krupnik, Barbara 29, 31, 84 Krupnik, Stephen 100 Kruszewski, Raymond 101 Kryszczuk, Theresa 84 Krzyzewski, Rosanne 93 Kubiak, Jeanne 101 Kubiak, Karen 93 Kubica, Kathy 93 Kubica, Stanley 61 Kuc, Chris 61, 140, 142 Lax, Kenneth 101 Lechtanski, Anne 63 Lechtanski, Phillip 93 Lechtanski, Carolyn 101 Leeper, Rebecca 93 Leevan, Jeii 62 Kucharski, Kathy 101 Kucharski, Julianne 84 Kucharski Leevan, Regina 93 Lekarczyk, David 85 Lekarczyk, Michael 63 Lemanski, James 63' Lemanski, John 101 Lemanski, Patty 24, 101 Lemanski, Peggy 63 K Kucharski, Suzanne 84 Kohler, Guy 18, 100 Kucharski , Michael 84 Lenard, Glenda 93 Lenard, Ruth 63 Lentych, Martin 101 Kolacz, Denise 18, 93 Kucharski , Rosemarie 84 Lentych, Micheal J. B5 Kadzielski, Mary 93 Kahlmorgan, Wayne 100 Kaizer, Gregory 59 Kalal, Jacqueline 84 Kalka, James 100 Kalka, Patricid 84 Kalmar Kalmar , Daniel 12, 60 , Louis 93, 140 Kaminski, John 100 Kapiszka, Richard 93 Kapsa, Kapsha Rebecca 21, 29, 84 ndy, Denise 93 Karczewski, Bernard 93 Karczewski, Connie 100 Karczewski,Mary Jo 33, 60 Karkiewicz, David 24, 100 Kolber, Mark 61 Kolczynski, Linda 100 Kolczynski, Richard 93 Kasznia, Diane 13, 25, 48 Kaufman, Charles 93 Kazmierczak, Terrence 93 Kazmierski, Callen 93 Kazmierski, Garret 100 Kearney, Shirley 15, 18, 19, 31 33, 60 Kedik, Gerald 84 Kolecki, Richard 93 Kolesiak, Shelley 93 Kolesnik, Lucia 18, 100 Kolesnik, Theresa 31, 84 Kolvas, Barry 84 Konkol, Mary B4 Konopka, Barbara 84 Kopczynski, Charlotte 84 Kapczynski, Karen 84 Kopczynski, Martin 84 Kopczynski, Richard 100 Kopec, Wayne 93 Kopinski, Sharon 93 Korlowicz, Elizabeth 93 Korpal, Terence 100 Kasinski, Andrew 84 Kosinski, Paul 93 Kosinski, Terry 84 Kosmala, Richard 84 Koszyk, Stephen 100 Kavatch, Ronald 31, 84 Kehoe, Keller, Kelley, Barbara 31, 93, 165 Timothy 60 Peggy 27, 29, 84 Kendziorski, Darlene 93 Kerchner, Deborah 31, 60 Kerestu ry, Dawn 100 Kiemnec, Randal 82, 84, 149 King, Jahn 84 Kirk, Pamela 84 Kirkendoll, Betty 31, 100 Kirkendall, Denise 31, 100 Kirkland, Charles 60 Kitkowski, Paul 100 Kitt, Robert 84 Klaybor, Gary 60 Kowalski, Joan 93 Kowalski, Karen 24, 93 Kowalski, Kathy 84 Kowalski, Kenneth 84 Kowalski, Michael 93 Kramer, Linda 100 Krause, Lynne 61 Krauser, John B4 Krawczyk, Susan 61 Krebs,Carole 100 Kring, Debra 31, 100 Kronberger, Robert 93 Krause, Curtis 26, 31, 84 Kruk, Christopher 61 Kruk, Jeffrey 93, 148 Kuehl, Noreen 18, 29, 84 Kuharic, Joseph 24, 61 Kurlancki, Charles 61 Kurowski, Kathleen 101 Kurzhal, Tina 13, 61 Kush, David B5 Kuzmicz, Christine 31, 85 Kuzmicz, Joyce 93 Kuzmicz, Phillip 61 Kwiecinski, Constance 85 Kwieran, Gary 85 Kwieran, Richard 61 L Labis, Jean 31, 93 Lacher, Deborah 85 Lafree, Barbara 101 Lafree, Cheryl 18, 31, 61 Lagodney, Kathleen 85 Laird, George 24 Laisnez, Susan 15, 33, 62 Lambe, Deborah 18, 93 Lambe, Elizabeth 31, 101 Lancaster, Richard 93 Landuit, Rosanne 62 Lane, Helen 101 Lane, James 93, 140, 154 Lane, Linda 18, 101 Lane, Patricia 85 Langel, Donna 62 Larsen, Margratha 101 Lasalle, Richard 93 Losch, Debbie 101 Laskowski, Paul 62, 160 Lathion, Carol 101 Lathion, Maxine 85 Latoski, Mary Lou 85 Lawshea, Genevieve 19, 85 Leonard, Curtis 101 Leonard, Gwendolyn 93 Leonard, Samuel 63 Lesniewski, Ed 93 Lester, Barbara 101 Leszczynski, John 63 Leszczynski, Janet 93 Levine, Jean 93 Lewandowski, Robert 153 Leyha, Benedict 101 Light, Linda 31, 33, 63 Lindorf, Brian 18, 91, 31, Lindori, Gregory 26, 31, Lindori, Mary 26, 31, B5 Linetty, Patricia 93 Link, Pamela 26, 31, 85 Lippert, William 85 Lips, Connie 63 Lips, David 101 Lips, Vicki 18, 85 Lisek, Stanley 63 Lisenko, John 101 Lisenko, Tenette 63 Litka, Andrea 15,29, 63 Litka, Paul 101 Lloyd, Gregg 101 Lloyd, Mario 85 Locsi, David 85 Loczi, Kathleen 31, 63 Lombardi, Anne 31, 93 Losch, Charles 63 Love, Leroy, 18, 101 Love, Linda 85 Lowrance, Denese 18, 24, Luchowski, Jane 63 Luczkawski, Linda 64 Luczyk, Sharon 64 Lukaszewski, James 86 Lula, Peggy 93 85, 160 63 25, 93 Lyczynski, Bernice 86 Lyczynski, Bonnie 101 M Machowiak, Gerald 64 Mack, Charles 64, 156, 157 Mack, Wayne 93 Mackowi Madaras Madaras ak, Diane 101 , Arthur 93 , Kathleen 101 Maeyens, Barbara 101 Maeyens, Debra 64 Maeyens Maeyens , Lori 101 , Mary za, ss Maeyens, Renita 101 Magdalinski, Joyce 93 Magdalinski, Vicki 64 Mahnesmith, Carolyn 15, 27 Maiewski, Kathy 86 Makowski, Cynthia 93 Malecki, Richard 86 Malecki, Victoria 101 Malicki, Walter 33, 64, 148 Monczunski, Madelyn B6 Mankowski, Linda 93 Marciniak, Martin 101 Markicwicz, Michael 93 Marks, Debi B6 Marks, Melanie 27, 94 Marlowe, Deborah 24, 94 Marshall, Christine 18, 94 Marshall, Janice 86 Marshall, Norma 101 Marshall, Sylvia 29, 64 Martin, Barbara 101 Martin, Henry 18, 24, 101 Martin, Hilah 94 Martin, Jean 94 Martin, Michael 24, 86 Martin, Sherry 18, 94 Martinczak, Gordon 102 Martincza k, Michael 86 , Jr. Amparo 86 Martinez Martinez, Biolanda 94 Martinez, Esther 86 Martinez, Eva 102 Martinez, Josie 94 Martinez, Maria 94 Marvin, Bob 94 Marvin, Michael 27, 102 Mason, Stephen 94 Mass, Mary 94 Mathews, Janet 64 Matthys, Karen B6 Matthys, Randal 94 Mattix, Paul 102 Nowaczewski, Robert 103 Matuszkiewicz, Barb 64 Maxwell, Bruce 102, 155 Maxwell, Jacqueline 64 May, Susan 102 Mayle, Robert 94 Mays, Brenda 12, 19, 29, 64 Mays, Michael 94 , Mazla, Robbin 31, 94 McAfee, Cary 86 McAfee, Neal 102 McClure, Rebecca 27, 86 McClure, Richard 102 McCoy, Dee 86, 140, 156, 157, 159 McCoy, Leona 31, 102 McCullough, Robert 86, 140, 143, 145, 152, 153 McCurdy, Annette 86 McDonald, Doretta 86, 155 McElvene, Deborah 102 McFarland, Linda 94 McGlinsey Lee 22, 27, 85, 149, 159 McGlinsey, Lynn 102 Nagolski, oem-nd 15, 33, as Opmewsklr Diane 67 Naragon, Peggy Jean 31, 86 Susan 86 McGlothlen, Craig 102 McGlathlen, Linda 31, 86 McKelvey, Lola 64 McKesson, Linda 14, 15, 29, 64 McKinney, Larry 65 McKinstry, Juanita 102 McWilliams, Cheryl 94 Melton, Geraldine 65 Melton, Michael 94 Mesaros, Pennie 102 Mester, Beverly 18, 31, 94 Meszaros, Lorene 18, 94 Metzler, Donna 94 Meuleman, Melanie 18, 86, 165 Michalski, James 65 Micinski, Susan 102 Middlebrook, Lloyd 94 Mikolaiczak, Charles 65 Mikolaiewski, Eugene 24, 27, 65, 149, 33 Miles, Phyllis 94 Milewski, Douglas 102 Miller, Charles 31, 86 Miller, Dale 24, 86 Miner, Judy 102 Miller, Paula 94 Milliken, Jeanette 102 Milliken, Tim 65 Milliman, Rebecca 26, 31, 65 Mills, Lindo 65 Mincy, Perry 102 Mincy, Sewonie 24, 86 Mink, Debra B6 Minor, Pam 18, 19, 31, 94 Mitts, Cheryl 65 Mniszewski, Christine 94 Molnar, Donna 18, 31, 94 Molnar, Joseph 66, 140, 145, 152 Molnar, Patricia 86 Montgomery, Frazer 66 Moody, Brenda 102 Moody, Lynn 102 Maok, Bram 66 Moon, Jim 103 Moore, Alex 103 Morgan, Richard 86, 160 Morris, David 86 Morris, Debra 86 Morris, Dennis 103 Morris, Jeffrey 103 Morss, Metsi 103 Mraz, Gary 103 Mrozinski, Barbara 94 Mrozinski, Deborah 94 Mrozinski, Leonard 94 Mrozinski, Michael 103 Much, Gregory 94, 140, 154 Mullenaux, Wendy 103 Mumow, George 26, 86 Murray, Polly 86 Muszynski, Joe 86 Muszynski, Judith B6 Myers, Shelley 94 N Naidek, Roger 103 Name, Patricia 66 Napier, Everett 103 Nate, Kathy 66 Nawrocki, Thomas 103 Neeley, Rosetta 103 Neidlinger, Lisa 103 Nemeth, Timothy 12, 66 Nesbitt, Guy 103 Neuliep, Jack 24, 94 Nichols, Audrey 86 Niedbalski, Martin 86 Niemier, Cheryl 103 Niemier, Loretta 26, 29, 31, 86 Niespodziany, John 103 Niespodziany, Thomas 94 Nies, Marcia 24, 98, 103 Nix, Charles 66 Northcutt, Willis 86 Nowacki, Susan 103 Nowacki, Thomas 103 Nowaczewski, James 13, 66 Nawaczewski, Michael 94, 149 Nowak, Diane 33, 66 Nowak, Donald 66 Nowak, Michele 94 Nowak, Randal 86 Nowak, Sandro 66 Nowicki, Catherine 26, 29, 31, 66 Nowicki, Charles 66 Nowicki, Lillie 94 Nowostawski, Suzan 31, 86 Nyberg, Salli 18, 103 Nyberg, Salli 18, 103 Nycz, Dacid 86 Nyczak, Mary 66 O Ochap, Kevin 103 Odom, Beverly 18, 94 Odom, Elaine 13, 67, 155 Odom, Gregory 86 Oglesby, Ardis 67 Ogorek, Paulette 67 Ohara, Thomas 94 Oleiniczak, Daniel 103 Oliver Daniel 94 Olszewski, Joseph 67 Opaczewski Opoczewski Opaczewski Opaczewski, Kathleen 18, 94 Kathy 103 ,Sheila 15, 67 Orban, Orlowsk Richard 13, 26, 31, 67 i, Dennis 103 Orlowski, Diana 67 Orlowsk Orlowsk i, Linda 67 i, Martin 94 Orosz, Kenneth 86, 148 Osborn, Osborn, Rick 94 Toni 103 Outlaw, Bruce 18, 19, 86, 165 Outlaw, Outlaw, 159 David 18, 19, 103 Terrence 13, 68, 157, 158, Overmyer, Patricia 24, 27, 86 Owens, Douglas 103 P Pace, Donna 86 Pace, Douglas 94 Paczkowski, Anthony 94 Paczkowski, Deborah 68 Paidle, Dennis 86 Pal, Janice 103 Palkowski, Lynn 86 Palmer, Karen 68 Palus, David 86 Palus, Robert 31, 103 Pankiewicz, Lester 68 Pankiewicz, Thaddeus 103 Paprocki, Carol 86 Paprocki, Mary Jo 86 Parakowski, Christine 86 Paris, Valerie 31, 86 Parker, Edward 68, 149 Parker, Franklin 94, 149 Parmelee,Dovid 94 Paskell, Ozzeta 86 Paskell, Ozzie 86 Paskell, Rosita 94 Paszek, Linda 68 Paszkiet, Christine 103, 165 Paszli, Joseph 94 Paszli, Mary 31, 86 Patnaude, David 69 Paturalski, Bernadine 94 Paulinski, Arthur 103 Pauszek, Michael 15, 25, 28, 69 Pauszek, Vicki 86 Pawelski, Harry 69, 140, 146 Paxson, Elizabeth 86 Peiza, Chris 69 Peiza, Kenneth 94 Pejza, Paul 18, 24, 103 Peiza, Robert 69 Pennell, Thomas 69 Peregrine, Connie 103 Peregrine, Herbie 24, 69 Perry, Elmo 86 Perry, Curtis 94 Peterson, Mark 94, 140, 159 Peterson, Mary 103 Phillips, Bettina 18 Phillips, Bonetta 18 W I v , ,,e...W Phillips, Carlos 19, 69, 140, 144, 152 Phillips, Jeffery 86, 140 Piontski, Joyce 94 Piasecki, Nancy 103 Piatkowski, Barbara 69 Piatkowski, Sylvia 31, 69 Pickens, Gary 103 Piechocki , Christine 94 Piechocki, Dale 103 Piechocki, Linda 103 Piechocki Piechocki Pietrzak, , Pamela 86 , Paulette 94 David 86 Pine, Vicky 86 Plaia, Kathy 31, 86 Platz, Cindy 86 Plencner, Blaine 24, 27, 69 Plencner, Michael 94 Plew, Michael 86 Plonski, Daniel 69 Ploughe, Deborah 103 Podemski, Barbara 69 Poindexter, Alonzo 13, 69, 1 146, 157, 158, 159 Foklinkawski, Judi 98, 103 Polack, Jocelyn 86, 165 Porogl, John 70 Powell, Arthur 70 Poyser, Karen 31, 94 Poyser, Richard 86 Polak, Kathleen 69 Prenlkowski, Cynthia 24, 103 Priller, Susan 86 Prince, Gennie 87 Pryor, Sheila 94 Przybylski, Deborah 103 Przybylinski, Ron 94, 140 Przybysz, Alex 70 Przybysz, Chris 103 Przybysz, Linda 103 Przybysz, Richard 15, 70 Pulliam, Roberta 103 Q Quickstad, Jayne 103 Quiggle, Rick 94 Quiroz, Virginia 103 R Radecki, Barbara 94 ,ff Radecki, Mark 94 Radecki, Paul 70 Rader, James 103 Rohn, Barbara 87 Rahn, Judy 94 Rahn, Karen 103 Raiski, Conrad 87 Raiski, Randy 103 Raislci, Sheryl 70 Raiter, Richard 18, 70, 140, 143 157 159 1 Rakowski, Victoria 87 Ranschaert, Maureen 87 Rans, Kenneth 70 Rideout, Angela 94 Sierzant, Chris 73 Benito 95 Sweany, Vicky 104 Rotaiczak, Dennis 87 Ratliff, Mary Judy 87 Redding, Cleve 87 Redding, Wayman 103 Redinbo, Patricia 70 Reed, Regina 87 Reichert, Jack 94, 154 Reilly, Barbara 87 Reilly, Richard 103 Reilly, Patrick 71 Reinhold, Scott 103 Reinhold, Doug 87, 160 Rendos, Kathleen 27, 29, 87 Retek, David 71, 140, 146 Retek, Julie 94 Retek, Rudolph, 26, 31, 71 Rhoades, Judy 19, 26, 31, 94 Richard, Donna 103 Richardson, Gay 87 Richardson, Herman 103, 155 Richardson, Scott 103 Richmond, John 18, 87 Ridenour, Randall 88 Riflle, John 103 Ring, Lance 95 Ring, Nancy 18, 103 Rininger, Charles 103 Rininger, Keith 103 Rininger, Shelli 18, 103 Rininger, Terri 95 Ripsco, Debbie 71 Rittenhouse, David 71 Rittenhouse, Terry 95 Ritz, James 24, 27, 71 Robak, James 71 Robak, Joan 95 Robakowski, Larry 95 Robakowski, Robert 103 Robakowski, Shirley 88 Robaska, Debra 95 Robbins, Kelly 71 Robbins, Tracy 19, 31, 103 Roberts, Richard 88 Roberts, Stephen 95 Roberts, Thomas 88 Robinson, Nancy 88 Robinson, Eugene 18, 31, 88, 140 159 Rodick, Catherine 88 Rodrizuez, Maria 103 Rogers, Barbara 103 Rogers, David 154 Romanowski, Nanci 95 Romig, Linda 95 Roose, Edward 95 Rosbock, Linda 95 Roseman, Robert 103 Rozanski, Joan 104 Runyan, Debra 71 Ruszkowski, Martin 19, 71, 160 Rutkowski, Barbara 15, 29, 31, 71 Ryu, Donald 104 Rzepka, Kenneth 98, 104 Rzepka, Mark 95 Rzepka, Michael 71 Rzepka, Susan 24, 29, 88 Rzepka, Larry 95 Rzepnicki, Michael 104 S Sabai, Martin 71 Sabuda, Emily 15, 71 Sailors, Russell 19, 31, 72, 140, 142 Sailors, Salazar, Terri 98, 104 Ripsco, Janet 103 Ritschard Christine 88 Ritschard, Deborah 18, 103 Ritschard, Fred 88, 159 Ritschard, Susan 71 Samp Michael 24, 27, 72 Samp, Susan 104 Sampson, Wayne 88 Sanders, Cordelia 13, 72 Sanders, John 96 Sanderson, Donald 104 Santa, Michael 72 Sapusek, Michael 72 Saul, Yvonne 96 Scharmach, Daniel 104 Scholtes, Arthur 96 Scholtes, Ronald 72 Schoonaert, Dean 24, 27, 104 Schoonaert, Gary 31, 26, 72 Schroer, David 96 Schroer, Timothy 88, 149 Schultz, Deborah 104 Schultz, Robert 104 Schultz, Lynn 13, 76 Schweizer, Gary 72 Schymanski, Janice 24, 29, 88 Scofield, Darlene 18, 72 Sconiers, Jo Ann 104 Sconiers, Woodrow 88 Scott, Mark 18, 96, 140, 154 Scott, Kathleen 104 Scott, Yvonne 104 Sczepankiewicz, Mathew 72 Searloss, Barbara 31, 104 Seartoss, Lorita 72 Seguin, Ron 24, 27, 96 Selby, Gerald 104 Senzig, Kenneth 18, 72, 157, Sergeant, Michael 88 Seward, Tim 96 Shead, Joseph 33, 72 Shead, Thelma 31, 88 Shead, Theresa 104 Shields, David 24, 88 Shindledecker, Kris 104 Shindledecker, Michael 72 Shuamber, Thomas 104 Shubert, Judith 104 Siders, Robert 73 Sieczko, Pam 88 Sieczlco, Patricia 96 Sieracki, Dennis 31, 88 Sikorski, Barbara 15, 33, 73 Sikorsi, Karen 104 Sikorski, Maxine 73 Sikorski, Patricia 96 Sikorski, Theodore 24, 73 Silas, Melvin 159 Simon, Deborah 96 Simpkins, Ronald 88 Simpson, Carol 73 Simpson, Thomas 96 Singleton, David 96 Skibins, Ronald 104 Skierkowski, Pamela 96 Skorupski, Danna 73 Skubis, Mary Ann 28, 88 Slaby, Carol B8 Slaby, David 73 Sloma, Marsha 73 Smigielski, Cynthia 104 Smigielslri, Richard 96 Smigielski, Virginia 104 Springer, Robert 88 Spychalski, Bruce 104 Spychalski, David 74 Spychalski, Diane 96 Stachowiak, Cynthia 96 Stachowiak, John 15, 74, 149 Staszewski, Pamela 96 Star, Alice Jo 13, 15, 18, 22, 26, 31, 48 Starkweather, Alan 88 Staszewski, Mary 74 Stearns, David 74 Steenbeke, Mark 140 Steinbrunner, Alan 88 Smith, Dewarren 74 Smith, Donald 88 Smith, Elaine 104 Smith, Gayle 96 Smith, Gloria 74 Smith, Shirley 96 Smurr, William 88 Snedaker, Sonia 88 Smiadecki, Larry 88 Snider, Robert 104 Snodgrass, Thomas 27, 96, 149, 160 Snyder, Diane 27, 88 Snyder, Ronald 104 Sobczak, Dennis 18, 74 Sobecki, Gregory 96 Sobeclci, Kathleen 74 Sobecki, Kenneth 74 Sobecki, Leonard 96, 140, 159 Sobecki, Rita 104, 165 Soley, George 14, 15, 74 Solis, Felicitas 96 Solis, Theresa 74 Saas, Dan 104, 154, 155 Soos, Vickie 27, 31, 74 Sapczynski, Dennis 96 Sopczynski, Vivian 74 Sorrels, Billie 88 Sorrels, Thomas 104 Sosinski, Gary 104, 154, 155 Spanos, Kathern 15, 74 Sparazynski, Bernard 96 Steinbrunner, Donna 104 Steinholer, Linda 75 Steinhofer, Martin 88, l60 Stepien, Walter 104 Stewart, Rhonda 104 Stickley, William 88, 159 Stokes, Dean 154, 155 Stokes, Robert 88 Stambaugh, Linda 104 Stopczynski, Julianne 104 Stremme, Henry 75 Strzelecki, Charles 75, 149 Strzelecki, Connie 15, 75 Strzelecki, Dale 104 Strzelecki, Diana 88 Strzelecki, Linda 88 Strzelecki, Michael 24, 104 Strzelecki, Nancy 104 Strzelecki, Rich 104 Strzelecki, Ruth 104 Sulin, Feona 25, 88 Suppinger, Ann 104 Suppinger, Paul 18, 82, 88, 140 159 Surguy, Marlene 31, 104 i Sutton, Kelvin 104 Swain, Barbara 29, 88 Swain, Glenn 75 Swartz, James 88 Swartz,Kevin 88 Swartz, Marlene 104 Sparks, Richard 96 Spears, Vera 96 Spencer, Daniel 96 Spilski, David 88 Splawski, Pat 74 Switalski, Pamela 96 Szabo, Greg 75 Szalewski, Kathleen 96 Szarwark, Janet 88 Szczypiorski, David 96 vanacker, Charles 96 Zuwistowski, Joseph 89 Szeberenyi, Susan 104 Szulczyk, James 26, 31, 334 75 Szulczyk, Kathleen 96 Szymanowski, Ernest 88 Szymanski, Cheryl'88 Szymanski, David 104 Szymanski, James 31, 75 Szymanowski, Lee 75 Szymarek, Pamela 15, 76 Szymarek, Sandra 104 Szymczak, Kathleen 104 Szymclak, Melvin 96 Szymczak, Robert 18, 76 T Tafelski, Randall 15, 76, 140, Takoch, Suzanne 24, 33, 76 Tarwacki, Patrick 76 Tatich, Charlene 76 Taylor, Danny 140, 154 Taylor, David 104 Taylor, Jacqueline 96, 165 Taylor, Lana 96 Taylor, Rita 88 Taylor, Robert 104 Taylor, Steve 88 Thomas, David 88 Thomas, Frank 104 Thomas, Gary 96 Thomas, Kenneth 77 Thompson Debra 18, 88 Thompson Gary 24, 96 Thompson, Mary 104 Thompson, Nancy 104, 165 Thompson, Michael 12, 77 Tiierina, Otelia 96 Tomczak, Susan 104 Tompkins, Charmaine 96 Tomkins, Cynthia 104 Topolski, Henry 88 Toth, Sandra 88 Townsend, Beniamin 83 Townsend, Valerie 96 Tracy, Vicki 104 Treber, Steven 77 Trevino, Diana 88 Trowbridge, Connie 24, 104 True, Korene 15, 29, 77 Trzaskowski, Michael 18, 26, 31, 77 Trzcinski, Michael 31, 77 Tuberville, Linda 96, 165 Tucker, Cheryl 18, 77 Tucker, George 12, 13, 18, 26, 31, 77 Tucker, Herbert 31, 104 Turner, Daniel 77, 157, 158, 159 Turner, Vickie 18, 77 Tuszynski, Carl 96 Tuszynski, Carolyn 15, 33, 77 Tyler, Mary 96 U Ullery, Duane 104 Ullery, Robert 88, 104 Ullery, Robin 88 Underly, Beverly 24, 88 Underly, Brenda 77 Underwood, Katri 24, 96 Underwood, Sharon 77 Underwood, Vicki 88 V Vanator, Rex 104 Vanderheyden, Deborah 104 Vandezande, Kathy 88 Vondezande, Kay 88 Vandezande, Mark 33, 77 Vandriessche, Shirley 15, 25, 77 Vanlaere, Thomas 96 Vonlake, Gary 78 Vann, Johnny 19, 78, 140, 142, 143, 156, 157 Vann, Tommy 96, 140 Vanorman, Rhonda 96 Vanparis, Levan 18, 88 Vonrassen, Marcia 88 Vanslager, Janice 31, 104, 165 Vanslager, Sandra 12, 19, 26, 29, 31, 78, 165 Vanwanzeele, Dean 78 Vardaman, John 88 Varga, Jill 96 Vargo, Andrew 24, 96 Vargo, Bonita 33, 78 Vargo, Dennis 104 Vargo, Donna 104 Verhagen, Deborah 104 Verosky, Dennis 78 Versmesse, Gary 88 Vice, Ronald 78, 140, 142, 157, 159 Villareal, Virginia 88 W Wachowiak, Cynthia 96 Wachowialc, Nancy 96 Walczewski, Alexaner 78 Walesiewicz, Genevieve 78 Walker,John 104 Walker, Linda D. 104 Walker, Linda J. 78 Walker, Marcia 88 Wallis, Michael 88 Walorski, David 88, 148 Walorski, Garrett 78 Walorski, Jennifer 96 Walorski, Susan 96 Walters, Carolyn 96 Warniers, Kim 78 Warzyniak, Vickie 105 Wasielewski, Richard 88, 140, 159 Wasikawski, Diana 78 Wasilcowski, James 96 Wasikowski, Marcia 105 Wasowski, Kathleen' 78 Wassenhove, David 26, 31, 82, 88 Wassenhove, Paul 78 Waters,Gary 96, 140 Watkins, Kieth 12, 79 Watkins, Richard 88 Watts, James 88 Wawrzniak, Charles 105 Wayo, John 33, 96, 160 Weaver, Jon 79, 148 Weaver, Robert 105 We b, Gretchen 12, 79 Webb, Tonda 18, 96 Weidner, Rick 79 Weiss, Janet 15, 26, 29, 31, 79 Weisstuss, Janice 27, 96 Weisfuss, Rana 27, 79 Wells, Dale 18, 19, 105 Wells, John 24, 27, 80 Wendt, Steven 96, 160 Wesolowski, Donald 96 Whetstone, Janice 15, 20, B0 White, Leonard 80 White, Linda 96 White, Marsha 89 White, Rex 89 Wiatrolik, Janine 89 Wickizer, Phyllis 105 Wieczorek, Michael 80 Wielgos, Wayne 89 Wierzbicki, John 26, 31 Wiggins, Connie 29, 89 Wiggins, Craig 105 Wilborn, Christine 96 Wilborn, Patricia 18, 105 Willing, Gregory 89 Williams, Christine 18, 89 Williams, Emma 89 Williams Lori 89 Williams, Melvin 31, 89, 10 Willoughby, Gregory 80 Wills, Edward 89 Wilson, Erice 89 Wilson, James 80 Wilson, Verious 96 Wiltrout, Michael 80 Winnicki, William 89 Wiseman, Gale 80 Wisinski, Christine 80 Wisniewski, Debora 89 Wisniewski, Elaine 89, 165 Wisniewski, Paul 80, 148 Wisniewski, Tim 80 Witherspoon, Crit 105 Withrow, Kathleen 31, 80 Wittling, Gisele 89 Wittling, Jeanine 105 Witucki, Susan 80 Witucki, Vickie 105 Wlochowski, Beata 96 Wojciechowski, Pat 31, 89 Woiciechowslri, Suellen 105 Wolle, Frederick 96 Wolfe, Jane 18, 29, 31, 89 24, 27, 5, 140 Wolfman, Gary 89 Woodlork, Wayne 105 Woods, Melissa 15, 18, 29, 33 Woods, Vernice 31, 105 wright, Kirk 105 Wroblewski, Janine 96 Wroblewski, Timothy 105 Wruble, Terrance 105 Wruble, Tim 89 Wuicilc, Allen 96 Y Yates, Vicki 18, 105 Yost, Marilyn 96 Young, Marietta 80 Young, Sylvia 97 Yustwon, Roberta 97 Z Zack, Gary 97 Zaiac, Edward 105 Zakrowski, Debra 89 Zakrzewski, Diane 105 Zakrzewski, James 96 Zalas, Rick 89, 140, 143, 159 Zanka, Sandra 81 Zeak, Jeffrey 105 Zellers, George 81 Zielewski, Pauline 105 Zielewski, Casimir 81 Zielinski, June 105 Zielinski, Michael 33, 81 Zielinski, Ronald 81 Zillman, Cheryl 81 Ziolkowski, Debora 18, 81 Ziolkowski, Michael 89 Ziolkowski, Yvonne 89 Zmudzinski, Jacqueline 89 Zmyslo, Deborah 96 Zmyslo, Elizabeth 81 Zmyslo Kenneth 105 Zmyslo Ronald 105 Zmyslo, Stephen 89 Zoludow, Victoria 18, 90, 96 Zurat, Rosanne 96 Zurawski, Andrew 89