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

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1975 volume:

■ ' i?r ■M s Tt '  ' ■ «feV. i.- ' ? ' i '  V% V ♦ ' Memory Lane 1975 Washington High School South Bend, Indiana Vol 35 Making it. . . HBhk T « n . . . down memory lane Student Life 8 Academics 26 te Sports 46 i Activities 76 iJ Album 106 Making it . . . At 8:10 a.m. the students begin filing through the doors. The assignment that lies ahead is not an easy one. They must MAKE IT through another day at Washington High School. Platform shoes, sunglasses, and different style hats are not uncommon as everyone tries to MAKE IT in the fashion scene. The bells begin to ring, and students head for class. Tests and homework seem to be the only things teachers think about, and now you must cancel tonight ' s plans so you can stay home and do your homework. That ' s the way things go as you try to MAKE IT through the brain strain. Cl . . .in fashion Making it. . . - ' .4 . . .go down Finally, there is a break in your monotonous schedule of classes. It ' s time for lunch, and you ' re faced with the challenge of MAKING the food go down. Most of the time, this seems an easier task than it ' s made out to be. Soon after, the school day is over. Maybe there is a meeting of a club you belong to. Or, if you ' re involved in sports, you go to practice, where you are MAKING IT with your muscles. Many things are changing today. People are becoming closer despite differences in language and culture. Some can only hope things continue in this direction, but— YOU CAN MAKE IT HAPPEN! Making it. . . A typical day in a high school student ' s life. One challenge after another, ranging from getting up in the morning to worry- ing about the three tests you have that day. But quickly it ' s over. 3 o ' clock arrives, and you can relax . . . Until the next morning, when ... . . . through the day Our Day Begins 10 I i i J No matter how early in the morning the student starts his classes, coming to school is one of the worst parts of his day. First he has to wait for the doors to open, then he tries to open his locker, which always seems to jam. Finally he can begin to stroll the halls before the bell announces his first class. 11 The Obstacle Course GIRLS 12 The most active spot in school, besides the classrooms, has to be the hallways. They are the major highways in our everyday school lives. No one is really sure what youll see next. 13 Snooze or Study? 14 When you had a late night with your girl, or your boss kept you past closing time; this is the place to catch up on some sleep— but most students do get work done and learn something new. 15 Finally — It s Over! 18 5 ... 4 ... 3 ... 2 ... 1 ... the bell rings and the rush for the buses and cars begins. The lockers slam and moans are heard when the students realize how much homework they have acquired throughout the day. Though for the most part everyone relaxes when that final bell rings; they still must get ready for the bell that will ring the next morning. 19 Another Day — Another Class ■ ?t .wafer- 20 A student ' s life can be a hassle some- times, especially in a large west end high school. You can never be sure what you ' ll see in or around the school. From the parking lot Saturday morning to the dress shop after school, students are themselves 24 hours a day. 21 Definitely Not a Typical Day ) V J ► . i s ski ' ' VBk (_ 1 j 22 From the depths of the auto shop to the heights of the gym, from the regions of the cafeteria to the passages of the halls, students will still be involved with their school even though there aren ' t teachers to supervise them. They have clubs and activities in which they are constantly involved. 23 What Next? 1 There is a lot in store for each one of us next year. Most will be back to face another year at Washington, while some will leave this home away from home never to return again. Four years seem Uke a long time, but in reality, it passes very fast. And when those four years are over, many students find themselves won- dering- What Next? s. 24 zmmmw liffinj; II 25 Making It. . As each student comes to Washington, he has his goals, his own ambitions, his own dreams. Maybe his goals are to study, learn of civilizations that crumbled apart many years ago, know what they valued, the reasons for their wars, or come to an understanding of our vast universe, the unseen forces which govern it, or merely comprehend how one minute DNA chain functions in a cell. Or maybe the culture and language of another people is the knowledge he wants. All this, and more, awaits those whose goals are to conquer the wide expanse of knowledge. r . i, M . . . through the brain strain A Cool Million Plus More Following the retirement of Mr. Thompson, Mr. Robert Million became our new principal. Mr. Million has at- tempted to establish a rapport between himself and the students, and he is suc- ceeding. Since he was once both teacher and coach, as well as Assistant principal, he is familiar with all order of student hfe. Washington is fortunate to have such a loyal, dedicated and concerned admin- istrator. Mr. Cohen has interest in all student affairs, which is made obvious by his varied responsibilities. He is involved in Student Council, Human Relations Board, PVE, and the Yearbook to name a few. James Cohen ' s enthusiasm and participa- tion in Washington ' s activities help our school run smoothly. After a one-year absence, Mr. Peregrine has returned to Washington High as an Assistant Principal. He does not work only with discipline problems; his other tasks are working with the counselors and with budgeting. Philip Peregrine is filled with Panther Pride, and it ' s good to have him back at Washington. 28 Secretarial Staff •V ' « i Washington ' s excellent secretarial staff handles many tasks requiring ample re- sponsibility and infinite efficiency. These women take care of communications and do the necessary bookwork to keep up with the steady stream of new ideas among faculty, students, and staff. Top left: Mrs. Czarnecki Top right: Mrs. Kolvas Middle left: Mrs. Joseph Middle right: Mrs. Stump Bottom: Mrs. Wallis 29 Good Guidance Heads Are Hard to Come by ' ' ' Vt Our guidance counselors assist students in a variety of different ways. They work with student attendance and class problems; they also help them choose careers and colleges. In addition, counselors are always on hand to help students with personal problems. Top Left: Mr. Harter Top Right: Mr. Rarick Bottom Left: Mrs. Alyea Bottom Right: Miss Raben 30 From Bach to Beatles Many of Washington ' s students are involved in the Band, Orchestra, and Vocal Music Departments. The band played at halftime at the Ball State-Akron, Ohio football game last fall and did a fine job representing our school. All sections of the music department joined together to present annual programs. Top left: Mr. Perry Top right: Mr. Zorns Bottom left: Mr. Lackey Bottom right: Mr. Miller 31 Newton and Darwin Challenge WHS Scholars Top left: Mr. Klaybor Top right: Mr. Horowitz Middle left: Mr. Kraft Middle right: Mr. Kapsa Bottom: Mr. Gullifor Washington remains the only city school to offer Astronomy and Meteorology, an interesting class dealing with the stars above us and the climate around us. Traditional courses such as Earth Science, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics round out Washington ' s Science program. These concerned teachers are molding young men and women into future scientists, and helping them to understand our advancing technology. 1 32 Food Clothing, Family Living Top: Miss Baer Middle: Miss McCollough Bottom: Miss Warner A knowledge of Home Economics is always beneficial, and Washington is for- tunate to have such modern facilities in this department. Consumer Homemaking, and Interpersonal Relationships are of- fered for Freshmen. Sophomore courses include Foods and Family Health. Ju- niors and Seniors can choose from Human Development, Family Relations, and Home Decorating. Bachelor Basics which includes laundry guideline, clothing and cooking is also available. 33 Many Tongues Spoken Here Foreign language students this year in Latin, German, French, and Spanish were interested and involved in foreign travel. Students had the chance to study the cul- ture and lifestyles of the people in other countries. Latin stories, German plays, French records, and Spanish games make individual classes interesting. The students also spent time conjugating verbs, con- structing sentences and memorizing tenses. Top left: Mrs. Garcia Top right: Mr. Pikuza Middle left: Mrs. Tulchinsky Middle right: Mrs. Goldberg Bottom: Mr. Guin 34 Drafting a Future f Top left: Mr. Jacks Top right: Mr. Jones Middle left: Mr. Hofer Middle right: Mr. Kindt Bottom: Mr. Zolman The purpose of Industrial Arts is to expose students to industry and con- sumer materials and to the unique pattern of human relationships to industry. Pro- grams offered at Washington are: Woods, Machine Shop, Drafting, and Auto Shop. After two years of studies at Washington, students are able to take additional courses at the Central Career Center. 35 English Ain ' t Science fiction, Sports, Creative Writ- ing and Debate are just a few of the many English courses offered to students. Choosing from a wide selection of nine and eighteen week courses, every student is able to find a class he ' s interested in. Top left: Mrs. Sell Top right: Mrs. Hoffman Middle left: Mr. Foley Middle right: Mr. Watson Bottom left: Miss Vol! Bottom middle: Mr. Good Bottom right: Mrs. Hintz 36 t -tfcy Top left: Mrs. Fortino Top right: Mrs. Rehak Middle left: Mrs. Drapek Middle right: Miss Bradshaw Bottom: Mrs. Fodor Since the changeover to mini- courses , the English Department has gained popularity among Washington stu- dents. No Jive 37 Artists Develop Talents HKliMliiti -- With the chance to work on their own, Washington ' s artists are eagerly pursuing their own interests in drawing, painting and pottery. A two-hour program enables the students to work independently in a studio environment. New freedom in the Art Department helps develop student creativity; students learn to channel their own feelings into works of art. Top left: Mr. Weber Top right: Mr. Pilarski Middle left: Mr. Meunick Middle right: Mrs. Nagy Bottom: Mr. Swafford 38 Theorems + Powers = Confusion ULJU y I All phases of Mathematics are included in Washington ' s fine curriculum. Whether a student wants a basic review or wishes to major in math, suitable courses are available. Algebra and Geome- try bring a better understanding of the mathematical world. Top left: Mr. Putnam Top right: Mrs. Short Middle: Mr. Sipotz Bottom left: Mr. Zook Bottom right: Mr. Hock 39 History in the Making Instead of the traditional U.S. History and Government courses, juniors and seniors choose from a selection of nine and eighteen week classes. These shorter classes enable students to pick courses interesting to them. World History, and Man and His Environment were still of- fered but as eighteen week electives. Top left: Mr. Sexton Top Middle: Mr. Stavros Top right: Mr. Killeen Middle left: Mr. Harsh Middle: Mr. Claus Middle right: Mr. Linetty Bottom left: Mr. Stallworth Bottom middle: Mr. Dziubinski Bottom right: Mr. Tulchinsky 40 Sound Minds in Sound Bodies - This year the Health program has been changed to a semester course rather than a full year. During this time, the study of first aid, drugs, and social behavior helps prepare students for all aspects of life. Physical Education walks hand-in-hand with Health by instal- ling coordination, competitive spirit, and confidence within students. At Washington, students become well-rounded individuals, physically as well as aca- demically. Top left; Miss Shively Top middle: Miss Clary Top right: Mr. Nowicki Middle left: Mr. Solmos Second row, middle left: Mr. Evans Middle: Mrs. Sipotz Middle right: Mr. Van Camp Bottom: Mr. Redling 41 Getting Down to Business F i ■ J H Pl ■ 1 ' ' ' ■ ' ' ! M I ' • ' 1 H K ] 1 w ■ The Business Department is probably the most practical department at Wash- ington. With many nine and eighteen week classes to pick from, students can choose courses they are interested in. Typing, shorthand, taxes, and job appli- cations are most beneficial classes for those interested in a business career. Top left: Miss Hugdahl Top middle: Mrs. Coomes Top right: Mrs. Dimich Middle left: Mr. Harding Middle: Mr. Banaszak Middle right: Mr. Swintz Bottom left: Mr. Campanello Bottom middle: Mr. Leatherman Bottom right: Mrs. Berta 42 Students Get It Together 43 Service Is. . . CAFETERIA-FRONT ROW: Betty Stickley, Helen Przybylinski, Libby Wisniewski, Dorthy Nemeth, Eugenie Wonisch, Blanche Cenova, Alice Szymczak. ROW 2: Given Kruszewski, Irene Janiszewski, Carol Williams, Dorothy Kuzmicz, Lena Peterson, Sophie Brooks, Doris Bottorff, Beverly Wincek, Doris Ward, Rose Medich, Rita Ruszowski, Lotus Johnson, Mary Kocsis, Marie Nagy, Phyllis Combs. PVE: Mrs. Fuchs PVE: Mr. Aronson Maintenance-1 to r: Willis Perry, Norbert Ziolkowski, Edmund Gapinski. 44 Librarians-1 to r: Miss Hunsberger, Miss Clampitt. Spanish Students: Mr. Bueno Nurse: Mrs. Parker V- Laundresses: Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Buszkiewicz Asst. Librarian: Mrs. Tice Speech Therapist: Mrs. Bodle ml rii Jkiiiil 1 i r_5p ' jdLjD 3i_ •.A.-ii:.., . . S t, h|W -...s Security-1 to r: Mr. Hughes, Mrs. Hall, Mr. Mitchem, Mr. Flowers Security: Mrs. Turner Human Relations: Mrs. Calvin . . . Their Speciality 45 wgmMiimk .jK. Making It. . Making it with your muscles is a large part of growing up. Here at W.H.S. the athletic program is very popular. Pride is an asset to the players. Making it in athletics does not always mean winning, but also learning to accept failure. Ath- letes develop a good mental attitude to- wards other people. Making it in sports means developing the body to its best condition. If you learn that winning is not all there is to sports, then you wUl have truly made it with your muscles. )■ • ' , K ir PN i 1 i 1 4 1 Lit . . . with muscles (2i - O On 20 - • r ' CO - l • rj clj . ou. .i5 . M « c oj ■— x: U ?.« c • 3® 13 Hffl • o - g . H CO fj •5 o J= ' o -a - C oj N Q - 5 ■-Sail CO o • . i_! O — - £0-2 - 5 ' ■ -J ., M C O ■- ■ • ' i N . 2 S O lllii OS • ..£ • u.Qaaa.ii 48 Rzepka using his talent on 4th and long. He had 39 punt attempts with an average of 39 yards. It ' s South Bend Washington against the rest of the Indiana High School Football world. In preseason ratings, the Washing- ton Panthers were ranked 28th in the nation! This plus the fact that the Pan- thers are the reigning IHSAA First Class AAA CHAMPIONS made their job a lot tougher. The other teams had one thing in mind, defeat the Green Machine. Some teams were successful, our all time rivals Elkhart Central and Mishawaka, but the other teams fell to the Panthers ' feet just knowing they were the roughest and best- coached team in the state. The Green Machine started out on the long road of keeping the title STATE CHAMPIONS . This year ' s team began the season with PRIDE and ENTHUS- IASM. We want Seans , of a great coach. We want Beans . The call The Green Machine has the spirit to defeat any team. Left to right: Beans Van Camp-Head Coach, Mr. GuUifor-Off. and Def. backs, Mr. Klay- bor-Def. Coordinator, Mr. Kapsa-Off. Line. 49 Jerry J. Jennings, all-conference Billy Givens, all-conference Center Halfback. UPl first team Running and Linebacker. UPI first team Cen- Back. AP Honorable Mention Half- ter, AP third team Center, back. Larry Dippel, UPl frist team Line- backer. AP NIC Honorable Men- tion Linebacker. Michael Taylor, UPI first team Def. Lineman. NIC Honorable Mention Def. Tackle. Alan Rzepka, all-conference QB and Def. Back. UPI first team Def. Back and AP first team Def. Back and second team QB. The Panthers were rated No. 1, and they had that No. 1 spirit back- ing them. To make coming back to school a pleasure the Panthers went to Gary West on August 30 and turned them upside down with a score of 31-8. The Green Machine slaughtered East Chicago Washington hands down (or was it?). Alan Rzepka handed off to Reggie Magee and Jerry Jennings for touchdowns. John Byers used his gift of grab to steal the ball and raced 40 yards for a TD. The football seemed like a magnet to Larry Dippel, Delbert Lane and Dennis Wheeler who did the fumble recovering for the team. Rzepka and Bob Porter, who were at the right place at the right time on defense, both accounted for an interception. Panthers triumphed 44-0. Jennings doing what he does best. With 144 carries he gained 720 net yds. He finished with an average of 5 yds. a carry. He was the 2nd leading kickoff re- turner with an average of 17 yds. Tom Mackowiak, for the past four years has been the teams ' trainer. Charlie Jenkins, Split End Def. Back. Steve Szalewski, Halfback. 50 Jim Chenone, NIC Honorable Men- Bert Lekarczyk, UPI first team Tack- Bob Porter, Half Back. NIC Hon- Mark Widawski, NIC Honorable Men- tion Off. Back. le. A? NIC Honorable Mention orable Mention Def. End. tion Def. End and Tackle. Tackle. Our outstanding cheerleaders have that number one spirit. John Byers, Defensive End. It was Friday the 13th when the undefeated Panthers met their fate with Elkhart Central. The Blazers dominated the first half, but the Panthers held them to a 7-0 lead at the half. The Blazers finally received the breaks after losing to the Panthers the last two years in the last seconds. The Panthers ' 16 game winning streak and dominance of the ratings was shunned 27-0. 51 The Panthers, not taking their defeat badly, plowed over Michigan City, Elk- hart Memorial, Riley, and Adams by scores of 26-7, 20-14, 30-0, and 28-20. These victories brought the Panthers ' spirit back to life. Another game for life or death for the playoffs. The Mishawaka Cavemen were out for revenge on the Panthers. The Panthers needed the win for a chance to get into the playoffs. Revenge for the Cavemen was difficult to receive, only defeating the Green Machine 14-7. The Panther ' s average score per game was 22.8 points their opponents average was 10.0 points. Above: Ken Underwood, Mark Karkiewicz and Kurt Nowak are enjoying themselves at the football game. Right: Baton twirler, Carrie Birk entertains crowd at half-time. Below: Rzepka scores again. This is one of 12 for the season. Chris Dudley and Christal Taylor are just as tense as the players. Can ' t Stop the Above: Ivan Donaldson carried the ball 13 times for a total of 72 yds. and a rushing aver- age of 5.5 yds. Left: Homecoming Queen Thomasena with escort Ivan Jennings. Below: The coaches get involved even thou they try not to get emotional. Green Machine Alen Rzepka gets tackled, but not before he makes the first down. The team had 122 first downs this year, 96 on running plays Uke this one. LaPorte wanted to do what Mishawaka did to the Panthers, but to their surprise the Panthers won 14-3. Finally, the Panthers met with their Westside neighbor LaSalle on a warm November evening. The Green Machine scored in the first few minutes of the be- ginning of the game. Then, the Lions came back to tie the score 7-7 before the half. The Panthers did their thing and defeated the Lions 24-7. Bob Porter finds out returning the foot- ball is a rough task. He had 14 punt re- turns for an average of 8 yards each. 53 This year ' s 1974 Football squad was under the leadership of Coach Beans Van Camp. The final product of his work was a torrid, well- oiled Green Machine. This brought the Green to a very respectable 8-2 record. Defense had traditionally been associated with Washington, and this year was no excep- tion. Coach Jerry Klaybor took pride in his work and turned out a first-rate defensive squad. Offensive Line Coach, Leonard Kapsa, brought the Panthers into the game mighty enough to run over any defense. Thus he walked away from the headphones on the side- lines for the final time, capping a career began here in 1957. F Top: Delbert Lane stumbles his way for a gain against Elkhart Memorial. Above: The Panther ' s wishbone offense works again. Right: Three loyal I inthers Uving it up at a football game. Front Row: Milton Sanders, Derrick Tyler, Bryan KirkendoU, Maurice Brown, Lenny Jur- gonski, Stu Bechtel, Mike Jozwiak. Row 2: Aubrey Williams, Kevin Czarnecki, Jim Majew- ski, Steve Lutomski, Gary Holvoet, Parvez Chand, Mike Mincy. Row 3: Scott Durski, Dave Redding, Dion Redding, Mike Hackney, Paul Bamarez, Lupe Salinas, Glenn Duddleson. Row 4: Mike Suppinger, Eric Gustafson, Ray Wrob- lewski, Clarence Townsend, Andrew Patterson, Larry Turner. Top Row: Johnnie Mack, Tim Deka, Doug Szlanfucht. 54 ADove: The Green Machine ' s offensive line gets off the football quickly in the execution against Adams. Below: This is a pretty sight for any team scoring 3 points on a fieldgoaL Al Rzepka is doing the kicking for the Panther team. Coach Pat GuUifor, with his knowledge of the game, was instrumental in guiding the offensive and defensive backs. The backs played a major part in guiding the West Side Panthers into victory. The Freshman squad, under the leader- ship of Coach Mike Sipotz, topped their season with an untouchable 6-0-1 record, and a city championship. Coach Joe Redling, the Athletic Di- rector at Washington, played a major part in assisting the Freshmen to their title. Left: Quarterback Al Rzepka gets off a short pass as the rush comes at him. He completed 25 of his 66 passes for the sea- son. Above: The WHS band entertains the crowd during half- time under the direction of Doug Thompson. Right: Larry Dipple ta kes a breather on the sidelines while watching action on the field. He caught 6 passes for 91 yds. and 2 touch- downs. 55 Panther Tennis Team Ed Runyan Pete Zielinski Mike Waumans Coach Killeen and his 1974 Varsity ,,55 ' Tennis Team, with a 1-12 record had a disappointing season in spite of great team spirit and fine individual effort. Headed by seniors Ed Runyan, Pete Zielinski, and Mike Waumans, the team went on to defeat John Glenn H.S. in the Tl«j ii sectional matches by a score of 5-0 but lost the second sectional match to La- Ville. LaVille went on to play Adams in the final. The squad with this year ' s disappoint- ments behind them look forward to a more prosperous 1975 season. Varsity Tennis Team FRONT ROW: Mike Wau- mans, Pete Zielinski. Row 2; Jeff Baker, John Rhoades, Coach Mr. Killeen, Jim Peyser, Woody Pyfer. 56 A First at WHS This was the first year W.H.S. was able to have a B tennis team. Despite the lack of experience, and the fact that our players had to play opponents who have been playing the game for some time, the B-teamers never let up and finished the season with three victories. In the W.H.S. B-team Tournament, Mike Yates finished in first place with Andy Pyfer finishing second. Many of this year ' s B- team will have a good chance to play varsity next fall. B-Team Tennis FRONT ROW: Mike Yates, Andy Pyfer, Brenda Bradley. Row 2: Coach Linetty, Mark Witucki, Jim Neimier, Barry Liecthman. Cross Country Shows Promise ■mSa-.L Jii The W.H.S. Cross Country team had a season marked by total team effort and motivation. Most of the meets they lost were by slight margins. They won three of twelve, those against North Liberty, New Praire and Elkhart Memorial. Coach StaUworth points out that it takes something special to be a runner. We take pride in what we do. The team was led by Kevin Days, Chuck Minor and Kevin Henderson. Days had the fastest time on the team this year: 13:42 for 2% miles. In sectional play with over 200 run- ners, three Panthers finished in good standings for the team. Kevin Days came in 45th, Chuck Minor came in 53rd, and Kevin Henderson came in 66th. AU-in-all the season proved very pro- ductive to the team members because of the experience they gained. The team has pride for next year ' s season. 57 Chuck Minor had the most 2nd place finishes for the team this year. Cross Country Team FRONT ROW: Kevin Henderson, Oscar Cantu, Kevin Days, George Foree, Chuck Minor, Robbie Bittner. Row 2: Coach Mr. Stallworth, Peter Dooms, Louis Jiricek, Paul Pilarski, Larry Mack, Fredrick Bridges. Kevin Days had the most 1st place finishes, with the team ' s top time for the I ' A mile run: 13:42. Senior Runners: Larry Mack, Paul Pilarski, Oscar Cantu. 58 Panthers Volley 74-75 Donna Dandino helps her teammates by return- ing a volley with a vicious spike. Varsity Volleyball Team FRONT ROW: Diane Smigeilski, Coach Shively, Ruth Claeys. Row 2; Margaret Suppinger, Donna Dandino, Debbie Taylor, Linda Lekarczyk, Julie Chwalek. Above: Coach Miss Shively briefs the volleyball team during a time-out on the court. Below: B-Team VoUeybaU FRONT ROW: Cindy Polonka, Kathy Ross, Mary Stachowiak, Mary Zielinski, Joan Orlicki, Mgr. Sandy Skier- kowski. Row 2: Karen Kowalski, Carol Nalepinski, Annette Cates, Kathy Roche, Carol Burzynski. Linda Lekarczyk aids the volleyball team with this return. The Girls Volleyball Team under the coach Miss Shively finished a difficult and trying season, entering the sectional matches. The Varsity Squad, led by senior spikers Ruth Claeys and Diane Smigeilski, won their matches against Clay, Penn, and St. Mary ' s for a 4-6 record at season ' s end. In sectional play they dropped their match to LaSalle, ending their season 4-7. The B-team had a 5-5 record after de- feating Jackson, Clay, Penn and St. Mary ' s, and finished the season 5-6 when they lost their sectional match to Riley. Both teams were better than shown by their records. But records don ' t tell the whole story. The ' 74 volleyball sea- son was marked by a togetherness and team spirit that is very rare. ▲ .A AL. . J JL ▲ 59 Green and Proud r ■■■■ ' . The life of a W.H.S. cheerleader is full of many joys, frustrations, and emotions. Whether the teams are win- ning or losing, the spirit of the cheer- leaders never lets down. Cheerleading is a year-round job— of cheering for sports, sponsoring a cheerleading workshop for junior high squads, practicing during the summer and going to camp. The Varsity and B squads went to N.C.A. Cheering camp the first week of August at Vincennes Univer- sity, Ind. One of the two most impor- tant awards given at camp is the Spark Plug award. This award is voted on by all the squads and given to the most spirited squad at camp for the week. Our W.H.S. Cheerleaders were honored to bring it back to school for the first time this year. We ' re from Washington, couldn ' t be prouder and if you can ' t hear us, we ' ll yell a little louder We ' re from Washington!! Freshman: Left to Right: Patricia Anderson, Sue Santa, Karen Miller, Lin- nie Lentych, Debbie Kennedy, Cheryl Sweda. B-Team: Left to Right: Terri Sobecki, Elaine Phillips, Margaret Suppinger, Randi Zalas, Robin Martin, Janet Powell. Kathy Andrysiak 60 Cheerleaders show spark plug that they won at Cheerleading Camp during the first week of August. These girls showed the most spirit out of all the other girls at camp. Chris Dudley Connie Kasznia Mrs. Pat Czamecki, Sponsor, Left. Varsity-top row: Kathy Andrysiak, Michelle Zurat, Rita Maxwell, standing: Christal Taylor, Connie K asznia, Carol Iwaszewski, front: Maria Harrison Basketball 1974-75 Varsity-Front row-Farrell, Charles; Jones, Caesar; Byers, John; Phillips, Terrence. Back row-Butler, Ken; Carpenter, Melvin; Peyser, Coach Subby Nowicki opened up his 17th season as coach at S. B. Washington with not a single returning lettermen. Riddled by graduating loss and hurt by the lack of experience, he put together a young squad thirsting for the taste of competition. The Panther team had quite an uphill climb. Boasting not a starter over 6-3, having not one returning lettermen, and playing against some of the state ' s best, the Panthers were determined to chal- lenge its 74-75 schedule. The Panther ' s hopes were high, but reality soon set in. Troubled by game- playing conditions, the Green slowly learned how to cope with the bigger squads as time passed. This valuable play- ing time set the pattern as the season pro- gressed. Challenging the Panthers were the states best: S.B. Adams, Hammond Clark, Michigan City, North Judson, Mish- awaka, and Huntington, just to name a few. The loss of a game by a small margin or large did not affect the teams growing determination to keep on playing. The Panthers played many games to the end with very close scores only losing by a Jim; Much, Daryl; Ogorek, Frank; Lichkay, Bob; Days, Kevin. few points in the final seconds of play. Even though the team had a larger num- ber of losses, Mr. Nowicki and his players spirit were never given up. The Panther ' s spirit showed itself in the sectionals. The Panthers defeated La- Salle whom they had fallen to twice be- fore; they were then called upon to face the state ' s 2nd ranked team, Adams, to whom they lost by a close score 66-62. The foundation was being set for the 1975-76 season. With a top notch crew of Juniors returning with that sorely needed experience, the Green can look forward toward a respectable season next year. This year the Green had never died fight- ing till that final buzzer. They fell short on numerous times away from home, but their determination and Panther spirit were two characteristics that never befell them. Though the record was not one the best around 4-17, the Green had ac- complished a true desire to win and with that well-deserved experience and return- ing starters to next years squad, the Pan- thers from Washington are already on their way to a sound, fundamental start for 1975-76. 62 kV. Coaches for the 1975 Basketball team are (1. to r.) David Weber, Subby Nowicki, and Gene Dziubinski. Above: T. Phillips gets through Elkhart defense and puts 2 points on the board. Below: C. Jones slips through the Adams defense to score 2 also. The Panther offers advice in the varsity huddle. 63 Mr. Million crowns Brenda Blake the 1975 Basketball Homecoming Queen. Kevin Days does his defensive work well. He led the team with the most steals. Manager Tom Mackowiak encourages players Cheerleaders show their basketball spirit. as they come onto the court. 64 Terrence Phillips John Byers Caesai Jones Charles Farrell K. Butler tries a field goal. He hit on 43 per- cent of them for the year. 65 Daryl Much tries a field goal. He leads the team 49 percent. B-Team In front: Patton, Dennis. Back Row: Thompson, Bill; Fellows, Ron; Poyser, Jim; Hall, Mike; Ogorek, Frank; Carpenter, Melvin; Simpson, Kerry; Dutka, Tony. 66 The Freshman team ended the season with a 9-2 record which tied them for first place with Central II. The two games lost were only by one and two point mar- gins, St. Joe 37-35 and Schmucker 47-46. The qualities of the team that kept them going were their quickness, team spirit, and their aggressiveness on the playing floor. Coach Solmos believes that defense is the most important asset to the team. The freshmen ' s only weakness is their height. The tallest man is only 5 ' 10 . The Freshmen show good potential for next year, as was widely shown during the sectionals where they captured the CITY TITLE . Freshman Basketball: Front Row: B. White, M. Mincy, B. KirkendoU, D. Dickerson, D. Reed. Back row: D. Hyduk, M. Szymczak, G. Bradley, D. Redding, D. Redding, L. Turner. Not pres- ent: A. Patterson, A. Williams Mgr., Coach Solomos. Above: Dave Redding, top scorer for the frosh shoots for 2. Below: Dion Redding saves the ball from going out of bounds. Andy Patterson doing his job on defense. 67 Girls Swim Team This year ' s swim season has been one filled with ups and downs. Disappoint- ment was always widely felt since the team lost all of its contests. One of the major reasons was the lack of partici- pants. This team had lost 3 meets by 1 5 points or less, and 2 meets by 20 points or less. Because W.H.S. can ' t fill all the events with three swimmers, nine points are given away every meet. Considering this fact, those team members now swim- ming are doing an outstanding job. With only 2 or 3 additional trained swimmers, W.H.S. could have won five of its last duel meets. A full squad would consist of six 4- girl relay teams, and three girls in each of twelve events. The team consists of 15 members, but should have twice that number. Our greatest asset is that the team is a young one. With freshman coming out next season, we have a positive outlook for the future. Sitting; M. Redinbo, C. Chavez, kneeling; S. Rahn, M. Harrison, D. Rajski, A. Ross, L. Briggs. Standing; M. Leda, K. Lynch, S. Prent- kowski, P. Howell, B. Inwood, A. Litka, K. Kowalaski. Not present P. Garis, K. Gustafson. 68 Above: Senior Mary Redinbo has set some new records under the supervision of Coach Clary, below. Maria Harrison performing one of her first place dives. %. 69 Boys Swim Team The 1974-75 season proved to be a hectic one. The squad had eight returning lettermen but weren ' t quite able to get it altogether. Evidence for this is seen in the dual meet results. We only won three meets. But, there were five meets that were extremely close; two were lost by 10 points, one by 5 and one by 2. Actual- ly then, 35 points made the difference between a losing (3-10) season, and a win- ning (8-5) season. Despite the dual meet record the championship meets brought encourage- ment. In the city meet we defeated Riley and Lasalle. In the conference meet we beat them again, and also Mishawaka and Michigan City Elston. Not only did we see some improve- ment in the won-lost column, but in indi- vidual performance as well. We drew heavily on the talents of the four seniors but some underclassmen came on stronger at the end of the season. If we get support from the student body next year could be a better one; maybe that season could be the one when we get it all together. Senior breaststroker Jerry Loczi stretches for the flnish in a close race of his 100 yard event. Front Row: B. Dougall, R. Kruszewski, J. Loczi. Second Row: Mgr. A. Kuhar, J. Fiwek, M. Leda, W. Pyfer, L. Dipple, B. Dougall, Mgr. J. Jiricek. Back Row: D. Geehring, R. Rodri- quez, D. Suit, A. Pyfer, M. Richardson. Not Pictured: L. Tulledge, J. Hauguel and M. Putz. 70 Junior Woody Pyfer, close to the school record for total points, performs an inward dive in the pike position. Swim Coach Mr. Sexton ■ ABOVE: Joe Fiwek, the captain, Jerry Loczi, Larry Dipple and Bruce Dougall are seniors discussing the championship meets over the captain ' s paddle. BELOW: In the process of beginning his leg of the 400 yard free- style relay, Bruce Dougall awaits the touch by his teammate. Bloody Sweat and Tears Varsity Wrestling Team: FRONT ROW: Coach Evans, J. Patterson, M. Miller, D. Outlaw, R. Kruzsewski, J. Jennings, M. Leda, T. Reed, Coach Horowitz. BACK ROW: K. UUery, K. Karxzewski, A. Williams, B. Parker, D. Smith, T. Malone. Blood, Sweat and Tears-a fitting name for the 1975 Panther Wrestling team. Anyone who came to a few wres- tling practices could see that blood is actually shed due to injuries during the agressiveness of the sport. Sweating is very common to a wrestler who many times has to shed a few extra pounds through hard work. The tears come with the agony of defeat. Several fellows came out for wrestUng at the beginning of the season, but few of them had the desire, strength or endur- ance to make it through the full season. It takes quite an individual to perform well in the classroom, at home, as well as on the mat for a full season. When asked what keeps wrestlers mo- tivated, Coach Evans replied, The thing that keeps wrestlers motivated is the same impetus which keeps individuals going in hfe. A desire to succeed and overcome. In life you have an opportunity to shine. In wrestling you have that same oppor- tunity. 72 1 .A Murray Miller; scored a first place in the Northern Indiana Conference Tourney. Jeff Patterson; received first place in the North Central Invitational, sec- ond in the N.I.C. Tourney, and fourth place in the Portage Holiday Tourney. Jerry Jennings; scored firsts in the Sectionals, the Regionals, the N.I.C. Tourney, the North Central Invita- tionals, and the Portage Holiday Tourney. Doug Outlaw; got first places in the Portage Holiday Tourney, the N.I.C. Tourney, the Regionals, the Section- als, and second place in the North Central Invitational, and STATE TITLE . 73  % w r A 74 The Panthers finished the season with a dual meet record of 4 and 6, the best since Mr. Evans took over as coach. This record was a sort of thank you, because of the improvement in the wresthng styles of individuals such as Terry Reed, Murray Miller, Jeff Patterson, Bruce Black, Lyn Smith, and Ken Karczewski. Two of the wrestling team ' s biggest assets this year were seniors Jerry Jen- nings and Doug Outlaw. Jennings took first place in the Portage Holiday Tour- ney, the North Central Invitational, and the Northern Indiana Conference Tour- ney, while Outlaw snatched blue ribbons in the Portage Holiday Tourney, and the Northern Indiana Conference Tourney. B-Team Wrestling: Front Row: K. Henderson, C. Clark, M. Shelton. Back Row: G. Downer, D. Mil- ler, B. Black, Mgr. C. White. Not present: M. Hard- rict, J. Bubinski, E. Marshal, C. Minor, K. Luz- kowski. 75 id- ' 4 Making it. . . Activities play a major role in the life of a high school student. They can help him withstand the pressures of studying and homework, by taking his mind off his worries for an hour or two each day. Band, cheerleading, student council, and a variety of clubs are just a few of the many activities students have the chance of becoming involved in when they at- tend Washington High School. Happen! Homecoming 1974 78 This year ' s homecoming court was filled with both excitement and suspense before Tomasina Thompson was crowned as the 1974 football homecoming queen. She was escorted by Ivan Jennings. The other girls nominated for the court with their escorts were: Robin Alford and Rich Sobczak; Kathy Andrysiak and Norman Golba; Patty Bilinski and Brian Rydzinski; Carol Chwalek and Jim Zak- rowski; Carol Erickson and Dennis Chr- zan; Rhonda Fleming and Doug Outlaw; Connie Kaznia and Tom Machowiak; Jackie Townsend and Terry Phillips; and Donna Waddups and Clem Litka. 79 W.H.S. HOCKEY In the past Washington hockey was quite unpopular. This year, however, there were many loyal fans slowly learning the basic fundamentals of hockey. Through- out the seventeen week season, starting the first week of November and ending near the end of February, spectator count increased continually. This season the team ' s ability improved over last year. The coach Jim Seese spent more time with the team than past coaches had. In return for Jim ' s time the team respected him, and that ' s what held the team together through victories and losses. The team sponsored skating parties at the Ice Box to earn money for new jerseys. Dana Fish, a Washington grad- uate, was assistant-coach for the team as he was last season. This year ' s team was lead by seniors, Dennis Chrzan and Mike Borrelli. Other seniors include Paul Bikowski, Vince Horvath, Tom Miller, Paul Ratajczak, and Mark Thompson. Nice try Move it, Chump! Top Row. Coach: Jim Seese, B. Fenimore, G. Kopcyznski, M. Chrzan, T. Miller, K. Kneefly, T. (Rocky) Sieracki, D. (Shizam) Chrzan, P. Rataczak, M. Borrelli, M. Thompson, Ted Cinal, F. Chwalek. Bottom Row: Ass ' t Coach: Dana Fish, M. Zmyslo, V. Horvath, T. Magiera, C. Kovatch, J. Rogers, R. Meert. 80 INACTION It Our team is mean! Face oft Who? Me? Upper center is Mark Zmyslo, a soph- omore. Upper right is Dennis Chrzan, Shizam, in a face-off against Michigan City. Dennis leads the team in goals assists. Middle left is Rocky Sieracki, a sophomore. Middle right is Dennis after a near goal. Lower left, is the team during warm-ups. Lower right is senior goalie, Vince Horvath. y Takin ' it Easy? Who to the puck? Pre-game warm-ups Vince, none tonight? 81 Student Council Members of Student Council are: D. Aterding, L. Blasko, R. Bond, N. Brown, M. Bradford, F. Bridges, D. Caldwall, D. Chwalek, J. Cooper, C. Coy, N. Craw- ford, S. Dashner, C. Dudley, M. Fleming, R. Fleming, H. Garza, W. Givens, J. Gorski, F. Hairston, S. Harris, K. Henderson, T. Hojnacki, L. Holvoet, K. John- son, D. Kennedy, T. Mass, S. Matthys, T. McElvene, J. Metz, C. Nalepinski, S. Prentkowski, J. Przybylinski, J. Ragland, D. Redding, R. Reynolds, K. Roche, K. Rothballer, S. Santa, P. Senzig, F. Shead, B. Taylor, J. Towsend, S. Treadway, S. Vanlake, K. Wells, M. Yates. School leaders, which included Student Council, Human Relations, class officers and advisory board, had two workshops this year. These students became aware of the things they need to get involved with during the 1974-75 school year. They discussed many subjects; such as, problems at W.H.S.; the need for unity and friendship; and other interesting points concerning the students. This year ' s officers for Student Council are: Pres.-Flora Shead; Vice Pres.-Lonnie Holvoet; Secretary-Rhonda Fleming; Treasurer— Sue Prentkowski; Executive Board— Theresa McElvene; Marcia Fleming and Kathy Wells; Sponsor-Mrs. Virginia Calvin. ri 82 Human Relations Members of the 1974-75 Human Relations Board: R. Alford, P. Anderson, A. Bradford, J. Brodie, K. Booker, R. Cano, L. Calhoun, C. Eiickson, P. Fozo, V. Gardner, M. Harrison, J. Jennings, L. Love, J. Maddox, K. Marlowe, R. Martinez, D. Paturalski, E. Phillips, D. Thompson, V. TomKnson, L. Thomas, L. Turner, T. Wilson. 83 National Honor Society K. Andrysiak, G. Arch, R. Berus, C. Birk, R. Borlik, B. Blake, K. Bleak, C. Feece, R. Fujawa, E. Horton, A. Karkiewiez, C. Kasznia, C. King, A. Kuhar, D. Latoski, R. Lipinski, L. Mack, T. Machowiak, G. Meert, J. Morman, H. Woods, P. Klarski, R. Rectenwald, K. Rendos, P. Schorer, J. Schymanski, R. Sobczak, R. Stachowiak, V. Stemn, C. Strantz, K. Suppinger, S. Szalewski, M. Watkins, M. Widawski, P. Zielinski The National Honor Society was lead by a very talented English teacher, Mrs. Sell. To be a member of this organization you should acquire above- average grades, and should participate in school activities. The teachers of W.H.S. then voted on the approved students. The members of the Society went out for Halloween and visited the nuning homes. At these nursing homes they entertained the old folks with some crazy get-ups and songs. Keep up your grades, and then maybe you can strive to get into the National Honor Society. The Best even Mess ' 84 Language Club Language Club Members: Spanish: M. Belmarz, J. Hauguel, L. Lentych, G. Blance, S. Moskwinski, S Celichowski, B. Fain, T. Crchytil, P. Machowiak, C. Klota, K. Plencner, B. Rodick, C. Maslowski, S. Dubrucki, M. Wlockowski, N. Manyak, S. Craft, C. Nalepinski, L. Tliomas, D. Britton, R. Kosinski. M. Zielinski, D. Baisoni, J. Koczynski, J. Chwaiek, P. Chand, C. Rader, L. Paturalski, K. Rozycki, K. Kowalski, M. Woltman, D. Shellan, S. Casey, T. Miller, D. Chwaiek, C. Orlowski, K. Benner. French: C. Goralski, C. Maxwell, M. Mincy, B. Snodgrass, N. Smith, B. Peterson, K. Kruszewski, K. Roche, S. Szeypski, T. Deka, M. Suppinger, G. Bradley, J. Sappenfield, R. Zalas, K. Werwas, D. Butiste, K. Hanyzewski, L. Yates, J. Walker, B. Link, M. Yates, R. Salata, K. Marshall, J. Rendos, P. Werwas, M. Szymczak, P. Myers, L. McAfee, J. Bradley, M. Suppinger, C. Cherryhohnes, M. Stankus, T. Meert, C. Luchowski, C, Thomas, D. Maupin, G. Maupin, C. Minchowski, T. Robbins, S. Bentkowski, R. Cox. Latin: R. Sobczak, M. Graves, B. Basham, L. Robinson, C. Minor, B. Berus, B. Surguy, B. McKelvey, P. Ewald, J. Lechtanski, J. Brown, Lea Robinson, A. Nowak, B. Rydzinski, R. Townsend, T. McElvene, B. Brenner, D. Bridges, J. Ragland, M. Van Laere, V. Polonka, L. Putz S. Waldron, K. MiUsaps, C. Coy, B. Bednarek, T. Arch, C. Burcynski, B. Stone, L. Dippel, B. Lindorf, F. Dodd, R. Kosinski; German: J. Hauguel, P. Krauscr, M. Grontkowski, J. Rogers, T. Suppinger, K. Royicki, L. Paturalski, C. Barczykowski, C. King, K. Suppinger, P. Sisti, N. Smith, D. Wachociak, K. Kowalski Mr. Guin looks happy! Lively group, huh? The Language Qub has been a very active group this year. They had a picnic out at Bendix Woods in September; and they sponsored a chili supper in order to raise money for their yearly trip to Chicago. Language Club includes students taking German, French, Spanish, and Latin. This year ' s officers are: Co-Pres.— Carol King and Richard Sobczak; Secretary-Diane Butiste; Treasurer— Chuck Minor; Social Chairman— Julie Chwaiek; Advisory Board— Kathy Hanyzewski, Kathy Suppinger, Mary Zielinski. Work before play? What ' s goin on? 85 Home Ec. Club Girl Ushers Booster Club The Home Economics Club has sponsored two garage sales, a faculty-student breakfast, and made gingham flowers for the nursing home. The Home Ec. Club earns money to purchase equipment for the Home Ec. Department. The Girls Ushers ' Qub hands out programs for special concerts and plays. They also have the privilege of watching the production for free. The Booster Club makes signs to put around the school in order to add more spirit to W.H.S. 1 1 1 H n0ft A flf gsmy ajM W , ' !■ 0K %MV (I ■ 1 Members of Home Ec. Club aie: M. Shuamber, T. Miller. M. Piechocki, C. Szucs, S. Smigielski, F. Wroblewski, C. Pietaszewski, B. Millsaps, D. Thomas, F. Shead, F. Hairston, LaRae Love, R. Townsend, A. Grossnickle, T. McElvene, M. Gadston, B, Peterson, S. Quinn, S. Quinn, S. CeHchow- ski, B. Conley, M. Zakrowski, J. Kiuszewski, S. Sanderson, T. Wojtas, B. Parkiewicz, C. Klota, D. Glon, C. Jurgonski, S. Patterson MMii i iiiijiliiiil£ Gill Ushers om left to right: C. Strantz, M. Grabowski, K. Suppingei, V. Phillippe, and P. Ewald. Booster Club Officers: Julie Jakubowicz, President; Cheryl Strantz, V. President; Cindy Barzykowski, Treasurer; Julie Maeyens, Poster Chariman. 86 Officers of C.O.E. were: K. Warzniak, President; G. Arch, Vice President; C. Chwalek, Secretary; N. DeLee, Treasurer; G. Fisher, Parliamentarian; P. Rejer, Historian; C. Ciesielski and L. Blasko, Board members; Sponsor, Mis. Coomes; Other members included: D. Blockson, A. Bruce, S. Buscoe, M. Dudzinski, B. Dutka, M. Hey- nssens, R. Jedral, M. Kuzmicz, D. Latoski, P. Paidle, C. Piechocki, C. RyU, J. Toth, D. Widawski, and M. WrobleskL Career Education _ -1:; - ■- p- K ' : ?J HHH li ¥ filiyi n =i- M ujii r V O ZO ' U. ' ifKLl ' yi. Off :ct ' CIl■| ' T F Members of D.E.C.A. were (I to r): C. Sparks, Connie Janiak, C. Szucs, K. Lichkay, Debbie Thomas, P. BiUnski, P. Kalka, D. Rydzinski, S. Harris, S. ReiUy, V. Horvath, G. Barrett, and Sponsor Mr. Hardmg. 87 Black History The W.H.S. Black History Program was a success this year. The show was taken from Lorraine Hansberry, titled, To Be Young, Gifted and Black. A group of about twenty girls and guys combined to form a choir and sang, Lift Every Voice and Raisin in the Sun . Another presentation was a skit done by four gjrls; while three other girls behind the curtain sang Abraham, Martin, and John. Billie Canady (top left) performed a composition of her own, and Jeff Patterson (top right) presented a poem of his own creation. A lot of the thanks should go to Ms. Bradshaw and Mr. Zorns who made this program possible, and also to the students who helped in putting the program together. 88 Faculty Vs. Students This year ' s Student vs. Faculty Basketball Game was sponsored by the Seniors for Prom funds. (Top left) Mr. (Killer) Killeen tried to overtake Pete Z. but couldn ' t. (Top right) Ray S. tries to get bad with Putnam, as he falls to the floor. (Bottom left) Weber shows his Panther Spirit by trying to get the ball. (Bottom right) Weber again tries to show spirit by getting the ball from Gene M. 89 Homecoming 1975 90 i B ,. ,,. ►1 . , • m I 4iJMI mt mmt,ji . f ff ' 1 • ' i ' 4- m ■B - - . K - • V « « i5 ' -Tk _ ; [ Hl — - — - v During Half-time of the LaSalle Basketball game, Brenda Blake was crowned as queen by Mr. Million. The court consisted of ten candidates with their escorts: Brenda Blake and Jeff Pat- terson; Joyce Erickson and Mike Kruszynski; Gwen Fisher and Stan Richmond; Cindy Heritz and Paul Rataczak; Karen Hoff- man and Al Rzepka; Mary Redinbo and Larry Dippel; Gloria Stemn and Mark Haggenjos; Sue Treadway and Jim Zakrow- ski; Kim Warzyniak and Dennis Chrzan; and Judy Wrobel and Tom Machowiak. I 91 Hatchet Staff Front row: Tammy Wilson, Mike Suppinger. Row 2: Tom Mackowiak, Vickie Polonka, Pam Krauser. Row 3: Darrell Sanders, Mark Waldron, Kim Marlowe, and MoUy Mailowe, The Hatchet Staff is a team of hard-working students who spend many hours making a weekly publication available to the students. The paper is a tribute to the school because of the dif- ferent idea: it brings forth in its many informative articles. Along with the editor and staff, Mrs. Marilyn Fodor has kept the paper moving to meet the numerous interests of our student body. $i t xtc et New Attendance Policy Adoirted S Me NEW IDRAS IN HISTORY I.ASS Tim Weaver, Gene Arch pose for a picture in the Hatchet Office. Tim is the chief editor and Gene is Business Manager for the school ' s news- paper. 92  The 1975 yearbook staff was faced with a dif- ficult problem. Putting out a book that would tell the story of a year at Washington High School. To attack this problem, the staff sent two seniors, Kevin Rendos and John Schymanski, to the Indi- ana High School Journalism Institute last June. At the Institute, which was held at the Indiana Uni- versity of Bloomington, Kevin and John received the fundamentals of putting together a yearbook, as well as developing a ladder, and arriving at a theme for the 1975 Memory Lane. Each section of Memory Lane had its own indi- vidual editor, who was responsible for making the lay-outs and writing the copy for this section. This year ' s section editors were: Bob Borlik— Stu- dent Life, Mary Ann Grabowski— Academics, Kathy Werwas— Activities, Kevin Rendos— Sports, Cheryl Strantz— Seniors, Terry Arch— Underclass, and Gene Arch— Advertising. These editors, under the leadership of their advisor, Mrs. Mary Hintz, met deadline after deadline to bring the Panthers of 1975 the very best yearbook possible. Yearbook Staff Front row: Gene Arch, Terry Arch, Mary Ann Grabowski. Row 2: Cheryl Strantz, Bob Borlik, Kevin Rendos, Janet Mormon, and John Schymanski. 93 Senior section: Randi Zaias, Cheryl Strantz, and Diane Butiste. Mary Ann Grabowski worked alone getting pictures of the faculty. iimP Helpers for sports and underclass sections were: Roberto Salazar, Mike Suppinger, Mary Pyfer, Keith Chrzan, and Cindy Lichnerowicz. 94 yearbook photographers Mark Karkiewicz, Dave Sutton rem Nagy, Mike Suppinger, Prom Chand Advertising section: Missy Graves, editor Gene Arch, and Ann Marie Hauguel. Activities section: Diann Mass, editor Kathy Werwas, and Julie Werwas. 95 Drama Club Presents . . . Curio us Sa vage Mrs. Savage Pat Wieczorek Titus Robert lipinski Lilly Belle Jenny Maddox Samuel Richard Fitz Fairy May Chris Dudley Hannibal John Rhoades Jeffrey Mike Watkins Mrs. Paddy Pat Perez Florence Cathy Cherryholmmes Dr. Emmet Kevin Rendos Miss Willie Paula Pilarski Director Mr. Good Asst. Director Mrs. Hoffman Student Director Tammy Robbins Drama club officers were the following: Mike Watkins, presi- dent; Robert Lipinski, vice president; David Sutton, historian; Robin Gamer, secretary; Sue Ruszkowski, treasurer; senior ad- visors are Paid Pilarski and Pat Perez; junior advisors are Kathy Hanyzewski and Sue Solecki; sophomore advisors are Ann Brooks and Chris Dudley. Curious Savage is the story of a widowed million- aire who foohshly plans to give away most of her estate. Her children, wanting the fortune, have her committed to an institution. While in the institution Mrs. Savage becomes very close to the patients, make her children look like fools, receives a new outlook on life, and eventually wins her release. The Glee Club was headed by a very talented music director, by the name of Dennis James Perry. Mr. Perry has been with us for three years teaching music, choreography, and the designing of props. The Glee Club consists of three very active groups which are: Swing Choir, Concert Choir, and Girls ' Choir. The three groups performed for nursing homes, children ' s hospitals. Head Start programs, group organizations, clubs, and church groups. One of the shows performed this school year was Ragtime Showtime. For the first couple of months at school the choirs spent time on daily rehearsals, the making of costumes, and props in order to organize the show. Most of this was done before, during, and after school, for students who would like to learn or get more out of the music department. Ragtime Showtime consisted of costumes for all the members in the choir, dances that were performed by the Swing Choir, and this show was one of the first sell-outs for many years at W.H.S. Jim Poyser plays a note on his harmonica to warm-up the other fellas Paul Pilarski, Robert Durski, and Chris Vanslager, before singing My Gal Sal . Front Row-T. Piechocki, K. Tucker, P. Hauguel, A. Stodolny, C. Maxwell, T. Newbill, S. Coy, T. Nichols, O. Fuetes, P. Watkins. Row Two-D. Szymczak, K. Booker, C. Strzelecki, A. Sheehan, C. Marshall, R. Claeys, A. Sobczak, K. Senzig, B. Cannady, M. Moore, and C. Erickson. Girls ' Choir 98 Choir o n c e r t Front Row-K. Ploughe, L. Salinas, P. Pilarski, B. Salines, C. Birk, D. Granat, B. Snodgrass, P. Malicki, C. Fokey, A. Hauguel, K. Mosby, J. Przybylinski, D. Searfoss, Row 2-M. Graham, K. Hanyzewski, S. Smigielski, M. Stankus, M. Graves, S. Nowicki, D. Waddups, R. Garner, C. Dudley, K. McCammon, K. Bleak, D. Dandino, J. Werwas, D. Mass, C. Cherryholmes. Row 3-L. Bucking- ham, M. Cwidak, B. Dougall, T. Meert, D. Perry, D. Bridges, J. Loczi, C. Liddle, J. Rhoades, D. Kulwicki, J. Turner, M. Szymczak, B. Cannady, Row 4-M. Granat, D. Tucker, M. Fokey, T. Mass, B. Durski, J. Poyser, C. Vanslager, P. Pilarski, B. Clark, B Wojtasik, D. Perry, R. Bishop, D. Perry, A. Eldridge. Front Row-J. Werwas, B. Snodgrass, R. Gamer, D. Mass, K. Hanyzewski, A. Hauguel, D. Granat, P. Pilarski, Row 2-D. Tucker, J. Rhoades, B. Clark, B. Durski, T. Mass, P. Pilarski, D. Perry, D. Perry. T mm 99 100 101 BAND AND ORCHESTRA Concert Band members: C. Feece, C. King, C. Martsolf, M. Gadson, G. Beelaert, K. Marlowe, M.Wau- mans, A. Karkiewicz, P. Kush, M. Cooper, C. Birk, R. Townsend, J. Przybylinski, D. Suppinger, R. Harrier, M. Farkas, K. Tucker, M. Heynssens, K. Martsolf, A. Town- send, B. Kring, B. May, B. Brad- ley, P. Klopfenstein, R. Wasikow- ski, J. Metz, G. Fisher, T. Stopczynski, M. Marlowe, P. War- was, D. Swihart, B. Yanko, J. Jiricek, K. Nowak, A. Olgesby, J. Klopfenstein, L. Skwarcan, M. Karkiewicz. D. Thompson, J. Ren- dos, M. O ' Brien, M. Harrison, L. Laskowski,D. Thompson, G. Dud- dleson, D. Thompson, K. Under- wood, S. Coleman, D. Miller, A. Pyfer, R. Snyder, G. Barrett, A. Kuhar.M, Bradford, C. Brummett, D. HoUinshead, J. Mononey, M. Swihart, D. Taylor, D. Wroblew- ski, S. Wujick. 102 Drum Majors: Larry Laskowski and Doug Thompson. Orchestra Members: Randy Meert Woody Pyfer Brian Dougall Judy Orosz Kathy Laskowski Nancy Grodzicki Jennifer Turner Cindy Ogorek Tina Stevens Bruce Dougall Eugene Miller Paul Sisti Greg Meert John Rhoades Chara Duckwall Cheryl Milewski Richard Snyder Robbie Bittner 103 Pom Pon Girls and Twirlers Officers of the Pantherettes were: Brenda Blake and Penni Myers, co-captains; Diane Buti- ste, secretary; Laura Fincli, trea- surer; and Jayne Cooper, histo- rian. This past summer, nine girls Brenda, Jayne, Diane, Penni, Chrystal, Charmaine, Laura, and Mary Lou, attended Pom Pon camp. They brought home many honors a tribute to their squad and school. This year they have perform- ed such routines as: ' Get Ready , and a light routine to My Gang, and how did you you like the Christmas routine? They are certainly a squad to be proud of— The Pantherettes! Bottom: Amy Kuhar, Carrie Birk, and Doreen Thompson. Standing: D. Butiste, K. McCammon, C. Strzelecki, L. Finch, C. Stuckey, M. Stankus, b. Blake, K. Mosby. Kneeling: A. Monis, P. Myers, C. Orlowski, M. Hilliaid, J. Cooper, D. Lutomski, M. Mooie. Not pictured: P. Snelling, C. Wilson. 104 Swim-a-Thon? Anyone for water polo? Above; Come on fellas gimme a break! Below: Mr. Sipotz makes a shot. Above: Mr. Peregrine on his way to a victory. Below: The baU is all mine. Making it . . The freshman thinks What a great school . . . Hey, we ' ve finally made it! The sophomore thinks Only two more years . . . Man! 1 can ' t wait to get out of here ... The junior thinks . . . Next year we ' ll be seniors! . . . Our last year . . . Hasn ' t it gone fast? The senior reminisces . . . It ' s over . . . It ' s finally over ... I wish I could do it again . . . I ' m scared What ' s ahead . . . . . . Ufe ,f l jTA - KT TSSvrar WTlTr ♦ ' «V. h 1 . . . with the spirit of ' 75 CLASS OFFICERS Cindy Heritz— President Tom Mackowiak-Vice President Kathy Andrysiak— Secretary Ben Gonzalez— Treasurer Pat Perez— Historian Diane Sobecki— Social Chairman ADVISORY BOARD Karen Hoffman Brenda Blake 108 We Shall Never Forget 109 BETTY S. AGNEW . . . JEANNINE ALERDING . . . Swimteam 2,3 ROBIN ALFORD . . .Class Party Comm. 1,2,3,4; Prom Comm. 3,4; Language Club 4; Football Homecoming Court; Human Relations 3,4 (Chariman) DAVE J. ALTHOUSE . . . Junior Wal- tons2,3;FootbaU2,3 BELINDA ANN ANDERSON (Swee- thang) . . . Black History 1,2,3; Prom Comm. 3,4; Soph. Class Secretary; Stu- dent Council 3 KATHLEEN MARIE ANDRYSIAK . . . Prom Comm. 3,4; Class Party Comm. 1,2,3,4; Human Relations Board 1,2; Class Sec. 3,4; Booster Club 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Junior Prom Ct. Football Homecoming Court; Art Club 1,2; Hatchet Staff 1 , Cheerleader 1,2,3, 4 GENE R. ARCH . . . Yearbook 3,4 (Bus. and Adv. Manager); Hatchet 2,3,4; (Busi- ness Manager) National Honor Society 3,4; C.O.E., O.E.A. 4 (Vice-President) Arena Scheduling Aide 3,4; Teachers Aide 2,3 MARY ELLEN BADOWSKI . . . ROBERT BANASIEWICZ . . . CRYSTAL L. BARNES . . . GARY BARRETT . . . Marching and Concert Band 1,2,4; Swimteam 1,2,3; Monogram Club 2,3; D.E.C.A. 3,4 LADELLE BATES ... DARLENE R. BENJAMIN . WANDA BENSON . . . STEVEN BENTKOWSKI . . . Language Club 3,4; Junior Achievement 3 ROBERT BERUS . . . Arena Scheduling Aide 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Track 1,3; Language Club 4 110 PAUL BIKOWSKI . . . Baseball 1,2,3,4; Hockey 2,3,4; Football 1; Advisory Board 3; Student Council 2 PATRICIA M. BILINSKI . . . Spirit Angel 3; Yearbook 3; Office Aide 3; Booster Club 1,2,3; Teachers Aide 4; Football Homecoming Court. CARRIE LANE BIRK . . .Concert Choir 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Orches- tra 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4 (Secretary 4) BRENDA D. BLAKE . . . Prom Home- coming Ct.; National Honor Society 3,4; Yearbook 3,4; Advisory Board 4; Pom Pom 2,3,4 (Captain 3,4) Most Valuable Pom Pom Award 3 JUDITH LYNN BLAKE . . . Student Council 1,2 LORI BLASKO . . . Class Party Com- mittee 1,2; Prom Committee 3,4; Teach- ers Aide 3; Student Council 4; C.O.E. 4 (Board Member Chairman) KIMBERLY ANN BLEAK . . . Concert Choii 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; PSAT NMSQT Letter Of Commen- dation; Flowers For Algernon; Once Up- on a Mattress DIANA MARIE BLOCKSON . . . Hatchet 3; C.O.E. 4 JOANNE BOBBITT . . . MICHELLE BOOSI . . . Attendance Helper 3,4; Language Club 1,2,3; Hatchet 3,4 ROBERT J. BORLIK . . . Yearbook 4 (Student Life Editor); National Honor Society 3,4; Junior Achievement 2 MICHAEL BORRELLI . . . WILLIAM D. BROCKIE . . . JUDITH ANITA BRODIE . . . Cheer- leader 1; Black History 2,3,4; K.O.T.S. 2; Green and White Workshop Commit- tee 2,3; Human Relations Board 2,3,4 LINDA BROWNLEE . . ARLEEN A. BRUCE O.E.A. 4 C.O.E. 4; 111 Graduation — the Enc DEBORAH KAY BUSCOE . , . O.E.A. 4; C.O.E. 4; Junior Achievement 3 TERESA L. BUTLER . . . JOHNNY BYERS JR. . . . Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Sophomore Class Advisory Board DONNA BYSTRY . . . Class Party Com- mittee 3,4; Prom Committee 4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 4; Student Council 1 JOSE L. CANO . . . MARIA DEL CARMEN CANO . . man Relations 3; Advisory Board 4 CAROL CATANO . . . DIANE CHAPMAN . . . JAMES MICHAEL CHER RONE . . . Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4 DENNIS CHRZAN . . . Baseball 1,2,4; Hockey Club 2,3,4 CAROLYN M. CHWALEK . . . Junior Prom Ct.; Football Homecoming Court; Girls Ushers Club 3,4; C.O.E. 4 (Secre- tary) O.E.A. 4 CARLYN MAE CIESIELSKI . . . Prom Comm. 3,4; Class Party Committee 1,2, 3,4; O.E.A. 4, C.O.E. 4 (Board Member) Spirit Angel 3; Guidance Helper 2; Glee Club 1,2; Drama Club 1,2,3; Flowers for Algernon; Spoon River RUTH T. CLAEYS . . . Volleyball 1,2,3, 4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir 3,4; Girls Choir 3,4; Student Council 1 RONALD T. CLARK . . , CONNIE JO CLAYTON . . . Girls Choii 3 BETTY L. COLLIER . . . JAYNE MARIE COOPER . . . Class Party Comm. 1,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Spirit Angel 4; Pom Pom 1,2,3,4 (Trea- surer 3, Historian 4); Student Council 1, 2,4 SHERRY CRAWFORD . . . Student Council 1,2 JOSEPH F. DANGELO . . . NANCY R. DELEE . . . Teachers Aide 3; Girls Ushers Club 3,4; Drama Club 3, Up the Down Staircase; C.O.E. 4 (Treasurer) 112 and the Beginning DOUG DEMUTH . . . WANDA DICKERSON . . . LAWRENCE J. DIPPEL . . . Swimming 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Gary Waters Award in Football 3 MARGARET DOCKERY . . . WILLIAM DONALDSON . . . FootbaU 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3 BRUCE DOUGALL . . . Orchestra 1,2,3, 4; Concert Choir 3,4; Ragtime Show- time 4; Swimteam 2,3,4 MARY JO DUDZINSKI . . . Language Club 1; Teachers Aide 3; Attendance Helper 2,3; Glee Club 1; Student Coun- cil 2 ROBERT (BOB) DURSKl . . . Concert Choir l,2,3,4;Drama Club 2,3,4;FIowers for Algernon; Curious Savage; Up The Down Staircase; Ragtime Showtime BERNICE M. DUTKA . . . RAYMOND F. ELDRIDGE . . . NANCY J.ELIFRITZ . . . JOYCE A. ERICKSON . . . Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 1,2,3; Prom Committee 3,4; Class Party Committee 1,2,3,4; Football Homecoming Court; Office Worker 4 CARMELA EVANS . . . NEAL EVANS . . . MICHELLE M. FARKAS . . . Prom Court CHARLES FARRELL JR. . . . ball 1,2,4; WrestUng 3; Baseball 4 CAROL LEE FEECE . . . Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 1,2,3; Up The Down Stair- case; Language Club 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Freshman Class Social Chair- man GWENDOLYN FISHER . . . JOSEPH FIWEK . . . RHONDA VANESSA FLEMING . . . Homecoming Court; Prom Committee 3, 4 il3 YVONNE FOUNTAIN . . . BOB (FUJI) FUJAWA . . . Hatchet 2,4; Yearbook 4; Arena Scheduling Aide 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Language Club 2; Chess Club 2,3,4 BRADLEY KEITH GENTRY . . . Track 1,2,3 WILLIAM H. GIVENS . . . Human Rela- tions; Football l,2,3,4;WrestIing 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3 NORMAN L. GOLBA . . . BENJAMIN GONZALEZ . . . MICHAEL GORALCZYK . . . MARY ANN GRABOWSKI . . . Lan- guage Club 3,4; Glee Club 1; Art Club 1; Library Aide 2; Booster Club 3,4; Spirit Angel 3,4; Girls Ushers Club 3,4; Year- book 3,4 (Assistant to Underclass Edi- tor 3, Faculty Editor 4) RICKY GRAHAM . . . JON D. GRAY . . . DORINDA GRIMMIUS . . . MICHAEL GROSSNICKLE , LORETTA A. GUNN . . . MARK GUSTAFSON . . . BRIAN HADARY . . . MARK HA(3GENJ0S . . 2,3,4; Student Council President 3 ANTONIA HALL . . . SUSAN HARRIS . . . Junior Waltons . Drama Club 1, 1; Class Vice-  :?;■. - „ ' . c ■i.i. 114 SCOTT (ROACH) HARTMAN . . . CYNTHIA A. HERITZ (CAKES) . . . Class Party Committee 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Booster Club 1; Girls Ushers Club 4; Class President 3,4; His- torian 1,2 MICHELLE HEYNSSENS . . . Band 1,2, 3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Spirit Angel 3,4; Booster Club 1,2; Drama Club 3;0.E.A. 4 TIMOTHY HITT . . . THOMAS R. HOCK . . . KAREN M. HOFFMAN . . . Class Party Comm. l,2;Prom Committee 3;Teachers Aide 4; Pom Pom 1,2; Student Council 1,2; Advisory Board 4 TIMOTHY HOJNACKI . . . Hatchet 3; N.F.S.G. 1,2,3; Junior Achievement 2; Language Club 1,2,3; Human Relations Board 1 ; Student Council 4 LONI MARIE HOLVOET . . . Prom Comm. 3 ,4; Class Party Comm. 1,2,3,4; Senior MC; Spirit Angel 3,4; Teachers Aide 4; Booster Club 1 ,2 ; Drama Club 1, 2,3,4; Advisory Board 1; Student Coun- cU Vice-President; Swimteam 1,2; Lan- guage Club LIZ HORTON . . . National Honor So- ciety 3,4; Social Studies Club 1; Office Aide 4 VINCE HORVATH . . . Hockey 3,4 (AU Star Team 3); Golf 1; V.I.C.A. 3; DX.C JV. 4 DEBRA HUGHES . . . ROBERT HUGHES . . . MARGIE HURLEY . . . MARY ISBAN . . . Booster Club 3,4; Art Qub 1; Junior Waltons 4; Bookstore Aide 3 PATRICIA EILEEN IVORY . . . CXDNNIE JEAN JANIAK . . . DANIEL M. JAWORSKI . . . ROSEMARY JEDRAL . . . Prom Com- mittee 3,4; Class Party Committee 1,2,3, 4; Drama Club l;C.O.E.4 115 CHARLES JENKINS . . . Football 1,2,3, 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2 RONALD D.JENKINS . .. IVAN B. JENNINGS . . . JERRY JENNINGS . . . ROBERT JOHNSON . . . CINDY JURGONSKI . . . Junior Achievement 2; Language Club 1,2,3; Girls Ushers Club 3,4; Home Ec Club 3,4 PHILIP E. KACZYNSKl . . . DANIEL P. KALKA . . . PAM KALKA . . . Office Aide 3; VoUey- ball2,3;D.E.C.A.4 DIANA KAPLON . . . AMY E. KARKIEWICZ . . . National Honor Society 3,4;Softball 1,2,3,4; Girls Ushers Club 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Up the Down Staircase; Language Club 1,2,3 MARK ALAN KARKIEWICZ . . . Year- book Photographer 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4 CONNIE KASZNIA . . . Class Party Comm. 1; Office Aide 3,4; Spirit Angel 3,4; Class Treasurer 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Football Homecoming Court; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 REBECCA KENNEDY . . . CAROL L. KING . . . Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Language Club 1,2,3,4; Class Party Comm. 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Girls Ushers Club 3,4; Drama Club 1,2; N.F.S.G. 1,2, 3,4; Girls State 3 PENNY JEANENE KLOPFENSTEIN . . . Concert Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 2,3,4; Lab Band 2,3,4 Orchestra 4; Band Presi- dent 4 LORETTA KLOSKl . . . Drama Club 2, 3,4; Girls Ushers Club 3,4 DEBORAH KLOTA . . . Class Party Committee 1,2,3,4; Spirit Angel 3,4; Prom Comm. 3,4; Home Ec Club 3,4; Language Club 3; Girls Ushers Club 4; Booster Club 1 ,2 116 JOHN T. KOSINSKI . . . Baseball 2,3,4 BEVERLY J. KRING ... Pep Band 1,2, 3,4; Hatchet 1,2,3,4; (Circulation Man- ager 3,4) Drama Club 3,4; Cheerblock 1 MICHAEL T. KRUSZYNSKl . . . Stu- dent Council 1,2,3; Football 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4 AMY JO KUHAR . . . Class Party Com- mittee 4; Jazz Band 3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Concert Band 2,3,4; Twirler 2,3,4; Dra- ma Club 1,2; Language Club 1,2; Girls Ushers Club 3,4; Monogram Clul? 3,4; N.F.S.G. 2,3; Swimteam Manager 2,3,4; Band Treasurer 3,4 TIMOTHY KULCHAR . . . MICHELE KUZMICZ . . . Student Coun- cil 1; Glee Club 1; C.O.E. 4; O.E.A. 4 CHERYL A. M. KWIERAN . . . Prom Committee 3,4; Class Party Committee 3; Spirit Angel 3; D.E.C.A. 3,4 JIM LASKOWSKI . . . FootbaU 3 JOSEPH LASKOWSKI . . . PATRICIA A. LATHION . . . DIANE H. LATOSKI . . . National Hon- or Society 3,4; C.O.E. 4; O.E.A. 4 JIM LECHTANSKI . . . Drama Club 4; Language Club 4; Football 2,3 RONALD LEE . . . BERTA.LEKARCZYK.. DAVID A. LEKARCZYK , MARY LENARD . . . JAMES LENARD . . . JAMES S. LESZCZYNSKI Team 3,4; Track 1 Rifle 117 Dreams Become a Reality MERRIE E. LEWIS . , . Black History 2, 3,4;K.O.T.S. 2 KAREN LICHKAY . . . Class Party Com- mittee 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Softball 2; D.E.C.A. 3,4 CINDY LICHNEROWICZ . . . Hatchet 1,2; Teachers Aide 3 LUCINDA LINVILLE . . . ROBERT A. LIPINSKI . . . Drama Club 2,3,4 (Vice President 4); Up the Down Staircase 3; The Stolen Prince 3; Curious Savage 4; National Honor Society 3,4 CLEM LITKA JR. . . . Junior Prom and Football Homecoming Escort; K.O.T.S. 2; Junior Achievement 1; Basketball 1,2; V.I.C.A.4;I.C.T. 4 JERRY LOCZI (GEZA) . . . Concert Choir 1,2,3,4; Swimteam 2,3,4 CONNIE MAE LUCHOWSKl . . . Lan- guage Club 2,3,4; Class Party Committee 2; Spirit Angel 4; Girls Ushers Club 3,4; Booster Club 3 DANIEL P. LUCZYNSKl . . . MICHAEL J. LUTOMSKI . . . Decorat- ing Committee 3,4; Chess Club 2; Track 1,3; Football 1 JOHN MACIAS . . . LARRY MACK . . . TOM (MAC) MACKOWIAK . . . Football Homecoming Escort; National Honor So- ciety 3,4; Hatchet 3,4 (Sports Editor); Monogram Club 1,2,3,4; Football (Train- er 1,2,3,4) Basketball (Trainer 1,2,3,4) Track 1,2,3,4; 1974 All-Star Football Game (Trainer) Class Vice President 4 JULIE ANN MADDOX ... Up the Down Staircase; Drama Club 2,3; Class Party Comm. 1,2; Class Vice President 1,2 JULIE MAEYENS . . . Language Club 1; Junior Waltons 4; Booster Club 1,2,3,4 (Poster Chairman 3,4) GWENDOLYN J. MAGEE . . . Spirit Angel 3; Student Council 2,3; Advisory Board 4 SUSAN KAY MARKS . . . MARLENE MARSHALL . . . KENNETH W. MARTSOLF . . . THOMAS O. MASS ... Up the Down Staircase; Green Willow; Nice Homey Stuff; Once Upon A Mattress; Schwartz; Key 73; Festival of Faith: Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Language Club; Swing Choir 4; Track 1,2; Student Coun- cil 1,2,3,4 118 As Graduation Nears DEBBIE MATTHYS . . . Class Party Comm. 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Social Chairman 2; I.C.T. 4 DAVID A. MAURO . . . Drama Club 2; Swimteam 2,3 CORINNE KAY MCAFEE . . . LASHELL JOY MCAFEE . . . Language Club 1,2,3,4; Booster Club 3,4; Girls Ushers Club 4; Biology Club 2 GREGORY A. MEERT . . . Orchestra 1, 2,3,4; Concert Choir 3; Language Club 1; Drama Club 2,3; Flowers for Algernon; Up the Down Staircase; National Honor Society 3,4; Baseball 4; Student Council 1,2,3 KATHY J. MILEWSKI . . . GENE MILLER . . . Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Baseba ll 1,2,3,4 MURRAY MILLER . . . TOM MILLER . . . GREGORY K. MINCY BILL MINOR . . . LAWRENCE MINOR . WILLIAM MNICHOWSKI . . . MARY A. MNISZEWSKI . . . WILLIAM MOLNAR . . . DAVE MOORE . . . Booster Qub 2; Track 2; Hi Y 1 TIMOTHY J. MOORE . . . JANET ELAINE MORMAN . . . Year- book 4 (Associate Editor) Hatchet 1,2,3; Arena Scheduling Aide 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Language Club 1,2 Booster Club 1,2,3; Spirit Angel 3; Track Timer 1,2,3,4 ROBERT J. MROZINSKI . . . MICHAEL J. NEMES . . . 119 DOYLE NESBITT . . . BRADLEY J. NIEDBALSKI . . Baseball CAROL NIEMl . . . DEBORAH NIEMIER RANDY NOWACKI . . . KURT E. NOWAK . . . MARI L. OSBORN . . . Class Party Comm. 1,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Year- book 3,4; Junior Achievement 1,3; K.O.T.S. 2; D.E.C.A. 3,4; (President); Swimteam Mgr. 2 DOUGLAS K. OUTLAW . . . KIM L. OVERMYER . . .Orchestra 1,2; Band 1,2; Prom Committee 3; Senior Skit Art Club 1,2; 2 gold keys; national award PAMELA PAIDLE . . . Cheerblock 1 (Sec.)C.O.E. 4;O.E.A.4 YVONNE PARKER . . . DENNIS J. PARMELEE . . . JEFF PATTERSON . . . PAT PEREZ . . . J.A. 1; Student Council 1; Class Party Comm. 2,3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4 (Advisory Board 4); Speech Club 3,4; Class Officer 3,4; Flowers for Alger- non; Up the Down Staircase; The Curi- ous Savage; Once Upon a Mattress; Spirit Angel 3,4; Prom Comm. 3,4; Office Aide TERENCE PHILLIPS . . . CAROL ANN PIECHOCKI . . . J.A. 2; Office Aide 3,4; Booster Club 1,2; Girls Ushers Club 3; C.O.E. 4; O.E.A. 4; Dra- ma Club 1 120 t CLARICE PEITRASZEWSKI . . . Home Ec Club 3,4; (Treasurer); Booster Club 3,4; Girls Ushers Club 4 PAUL MICHAEL PILARSKI ... Up the Down Staircase; That Nice Homey Stuff; Green Willow; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Swing Choir 4; Monogram Club 3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Nation- al Honor Society 3,4; Ragtime Show- time; Key 73 GAYLE PILARSKI . . . ROBERT PORTER . . . Advisory Board 2; Basketball 1,2,4; Football 1,2,3,4 DAVID PRENTKOWSKI . . . Band 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Football 2,3,4 LILLIAN PRYOR . . . JAN M. PRZYBYLINSKI . . . Student Council 4; Booster Club 1,2; Girls Ushers Club 3; Junior Waltons 4; Drama Club 4; Band 1,2; Class Party Comm. 3,4; Prom Comm. 3,4 MARY PYFER ... J. A. 3; Yearbook 4 PAMELA S. RAJ SKI . . . PAUL RATAJCZAK . . . BasebaU 1,2; Hockey 3,4 RICHARD RECTENWAL . . . MARY K. REDINBO . . . Class Party Comm. 1,2,3,4; Prom Comm. 3,4; Home Ec Club 3;Swimteam 2,3,4 (Captain 3,4) SUSAN K. REILLY . . . J.A. 2,3; Prom Comm. 3,4; Class Party Comm. 2,3,4; Language Club 1; Student Council 1; D.E.C.A. 4 (Secretary) KATHY REITER . . . PEGGY REJER . . . Language Club 1,2; Drama Club 1,2; C.O.E. 4 KEVIN RENDOS . . . Language Club 1, 2; That Nice Homey Stuff; The Curious Savage; Drama Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Yearbook 4 (Sports Editor); Concert Choir 1,2, 3; Basketball 1; Green- willow; Mellowmen 2; Student Council 2; Lang. Club Variety Show; Key ' 73; Schwartz; Cavalcade of Musicals 121 It ' s Almost Over — but Yet- GREG RICHMOND . . . STANLEY RICHMOND DALE ROBAKOWSKI . . TERI ROCKHILL . . . KIM ROJICS . . . RORY ROMIG . . . BARBARA ROSEMAN . ED RUNYAN . . . SUSAN M. RUSZKOWSKI . . . Drama Club 1,2,3,4; (Advisory Board 2; Trea- surer 4); Junior Achievement 2; Booster Club 1,2; Softball 1 BRIAN RYDZINSKI . . . DEBBIE RYDZINSKI . . . CYNTHIA ANNETTE RYLL . . . O.E.A. 4; C.O.E. 4; Junior Achievement 3 DAVID RYLL . . . ALAN MICHAEL RZEPKA . . . Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4 ANTHONY RZESZUTEK JANE SAPPENFIELD . CARSON SAVARI . . . CRYSTAL SAYGER . . . MARIANNE SCHARMACH . . . PETER SCHROER . . . National Honor Society 3,4 122 It ' s Just Beginning ADRIAN SCHOLTES . . . Band; Jazz Band; Pep Band ERIC SCHUSTER . . . JOHN SCHYMANSKI . . . Yearbook (Editor 4) Hatchet 2,3; Language Club 1,2; Drama Club 4; Chess Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4 (President) CINDY SCOTT . . . PENNY SENZIG . . . GARY SHINDLEDECKER . . . ANN SIERZANT . . . Spirit Angel 3,4; Home Ec Club 4 DAN SKIBINS . . . CAROL SMESSAERT . . . DIANE SMIGIELSKI . . . SHARON SMIGIELSKI ... Art Club 2, 3,4; Concert Choir 2,4; Girls Choir 3; Girls Ushers Club 4; Home Ec Club 3,4; Once Upon A Mattress JANINE SMITH . . . MARK SOBIERALSKI . . . RICHARD (SUBBY) SOBCZAK . . . Football 2; Golf 2; Swimming 2; Class Party Comm. 3; Prom Committee 3; Arena Scheduling Aide 3,4; Prom Escort; Football Homecoming Escort; Language Qub 3,4 (Co-President 4); Chess Club 2, 3; (Treasurer 3); Boys State Representa- tive 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Class Treasurer 3 DIANE SOBECKI . . . Class Treasurer 1; Social Chairman 3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Class Party Committee 1,3,4 RICHARD A. SOLLOWAY . . . Wrestling 1,2 ,3,4; Track 1,2,3 DONALD SOPCZYNSKI . . . CHRISLIN A. SPARKS . . . Home Ec Club 3;D.E. 4;D.E.C.A. 4 (Historian Re- porter) DANA SPENCER . . . RAYMOND (RAY) C. STACHOWIAK . . . Senior Skit; National Honor Society 3,4; Lang. Club 3; Track 2; Basketball 3 123 TOM STACHOWIAK . . . EMILIA STEC . . . GLORIA MARIA STEMN . . . Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Spoon River Anthology; Art Club 1,2,3; Language Club 2,3; Pom Pom 2; Junior Achievement 1,2 VIVIANNE LYNNE STEMN . . . Class Party Committee 3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; J.A. 3; Junior Prom Court; Guidance Aide 3; National Honor Society 3,4 (Treasurer); National Merit Scholarship Commendation CATHY JO STEWART . . . Office Aide 1,2,3,4; Booster Club 3,4 CHERYL ANN STRANTZ . . . Class Party Comm 1,2,3; Yearbook 3,4 (Un- derclass Editor 3 Senior Editor 4); Boost- er Club 3,4 (Vice President 4); Arena Scheduling Aide 3,4; Teachers Aide 3; Girls Ushers Club 4; Spirit Angel 3,4; Junior Achievement 3 (President of Com- pany); Track Timer 2; National Honor Society 3,4 KATHRYN SUPPINGER . . . Prom Comm. 3,4 Class Party Comm. 2,4; Lang. Club 1,2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Girls Ushers Club 3,4 STEPHEN M. SZALEWSKI . . . FootbaU 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,%4; National Honor Society 3,4; Arena Scheduling Aide 3,4 DAVID SZCZYPSKI . . . CHRIS SZYMANSKI . . . Football 1 CHRISTIME R. SZUCS . . . J.A. 2; Girls Ushers Club 3,4; Home Ec Club 3,4; Booster Club 2; D.E. 3,4; D.E.C.A. 4 SUE SZYMCZAK . . . COURTNEY TAYLOR . . . JAMES TAYLOR . . . MICHAEL S. L. TAYLOR 1.2,3.4 CAROLYN THOMAS . . . . . Football DEBBIE THOMAS . . . D.E.C.A. 4 DOUGLAS THOMPSON . . . Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Drum Major 3,4; Human Relations 3,4 DUANE THOMPSON . , . MARK THOMPSON . . . Hockey 2,3 THOMASENA THOMPSON . Homecoming Queen DANIEL TODD . . . JANICE TOTH . . . C.O.E. 4; O.E.A. 4 JACQUELYN TOWNSEND . . . Pom Pom 2; Cheerleader 3; Student Council l;Human Relations 2; Advisory Board 3; Junior Prom Court; Football Homecom- ing Court We Leave Much Behind SUE ANNE TREADWAY (SU) . . . Class Party Comm. 1,2; Prom Comm. 3,4; Spirit Angel 4; Class President 1; Ad- visory Board 2; Student Council 3,4 (Sec. 4) Sr. Skit CRAIG ALLEN TROWBRIDGE . . . Cadet Gov. Radio Club 3,4; Chess Club 2; Football 1; Wrestling 2; Tennis 3,4 KENNETH W. UNDERWOOD . . . Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2; Orchestra 2,3,4; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 1,2; Ra- dio Club 3; Flowers for Algernon SHARON VANDERHAYDEN . . . DONNA WADDUPS . . . Junior Prom Court; Football Homecoming Court MARK WALDRON . . . Hatchet 3,4; Football Manager 3,4 LAURAJ ARIE WALTERS . . . JOHN WALTERS . . . KIMBERLY ANN WARZYNIAK . . . Class Party Comm. 3,4; Prom Comm. 3, 4; Teachers Aide 3; Senior Skit; C.O.E. 4 (President); O.E.A. 4 MICHAEL B. WATKINS ... Up the Down Staircase; Diary of Adam Eve; The Curious Savage; Drama Club 3,4; (Pres.) National Honor Society 3,4; (Vice Pres.) Baseball 2,4; Manager 3 MICHAEL CHARLES WAUMANS . . . Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Lab Band 2,3,4; Band Booster Club 3,4; Tennis 3,4 TIM WEAVER . . . Language Club 1,2; Hatchet 3,4; (Editor 4) DON WEBB . CLARK WEST . 126 but Seek More Ahead DEBORAH ANN WIDAWSKI . . . Prom Comm. 4; Class Party Comm. 2; Spirit Angel 3,4; Hatchet 2; Girls Ushers Club 3,4; Lang. Club 3;C.O.E.4 MARK W. WIDAWSKI . . . Arena Sched- uling Aide 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Language Club 3; Monogram Club 3,4; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Football 1,4 LUANNE M. WILBORN ... Art Club 1,2,4; Hatchet 4; Softball 1 GRACE WILLIAMS . . . GEORGINA WIREMAN . MICHAEL J. WITUCKI . 2,3; Track 1,2,3 ROBERT P. WOJTASIK 1,2,3,4 JEFF WOLKIEWICZ . . . . Football 1, . . Glee Club HOLLY C. WOODS . . . Class Party Comm. 1,2,3; Junior Achievement 3,4; N.H.S. 3,4 MIKE WOZNIAK . . . JUDY WROBEL . . . Flowers for Alger- non; Up the Down Staircase; J. A. 2; Of- fice Aide 1 ; Prom Comm. 4; Girls Ushers Club 3; Drama Club 2,3,4; (Advisory Board 3) MARY C. WROBLEWSKI . . . Booster Club 2,3; J.A. 3;C.0.E. 4 STEVE WROBLEWSKI . . . Cadet Gov. 4; Football 1,2; Wrestling 1 ; I.C.T. KATHY WRUBLE . . . DANIEL YOUNG . . . REBECCA JOYCE ZABLOCKI . . . Hatchet 1,2; Office Aide 4; Girls Ushers Qub 3,4; Booster Club 1,2; Volleyball 1,2,3 TOM ZAKOWSKl . . . JAMES ZAKROWSKI . . . PETE ZIELINSKI . . . National Honor Society 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Tennis 3,4 127 It looks like Kurt is going to give it to somebody! Mis. Turner has other ideas! 128 f Holding up walls is a tiring job! Ernie finds English boring. In December 1972, Richard Sobczak, Mark Widawski, Larry Dipple, Dan Jawor- ski, Mike Witucki, Mark Haggenjos, and Jim Lechtanski decided to save their empty beer cans and have built what is now called The Trophy. As of Novem- ber 1974, there are 1,245 cans. Every week more cans are added to The Trophy at Subby ' s Friday Night Get- togethers. 129 Seniors Declare . . . 130 so many people so many places commg 5 « gomg- fhtre — there, • iJ W everywhere, thousands o people is there room ' or me? Jayne Cooper  4 Jolly Wolly Kim Adams James Anastos Debra Anderson Lloyd Anderson Terry Arch Patricia Arita Dennis Austin Michael Babicz Jeff Baker Robbin Baker Cindy Barczykowski Tony Barilich Tom Barnett Tom Bartley Brad Basham Kenny Basham Cindy Belmarez Herminia Beserra Edward Bonczynsm Lydia Bonczynski Ken Bonek Patty Botka Sharon Bradford Debra Brady John Brown Richard Brown Thomas Brown Sylvester Buchingham Vicki Burkhart Diane Butiste Paula Cano Adelaide Cantu Melvin Carpenter Chris CeUchowski • Ron Cesavice Nancy Chelminiak Dave Chrzan Mike Chrzan Julie Chwalek Tim Ciesielski Sandra Coleman Lynn Colhoun Joe Conlee Barbara Conley Criss Cope 132 Juniors ban Cox Debbie Cwidak Michael Cwidak Derrick Czarnecki Richard Dahms Donna Dandino Dan Dashner Cliff Day Kevin Days Maria DeLedn Peter Dooms Peggy Dorsey Brian Dougall Bernadine Douglas Cleveland Driver Steve Driver Harold Eldridge Eric Engstrom Brenda Eppenger Pam Ewald Marie Ferraro Laura Finch Jeffery Fleming Marcia Fleming George Foree Yvonne Fountain Kerry Frasier Daniel Gadson Robin Garner Debbie Glon Linda Glon Darlene Granat Marlene Granat Missy Graves Rosie Green Rosanne Golubski Michelle Hall Kathy Hanyzewski Janice Hardrict Maria Harrison David Hegyi Jay Herczeg Felipe Hernandez Dennis HoUinshead Lawrence Holmes George Holvoet Andy Horvath Diane Horvath Harold Houghton Carol Iwaszewski Tom Jackowiak Larry Jasinski Shirley Jennings Brenda Johnson Diana Johnson Lionell Johnson Duane Jones Peggy Jurgonski Mike Kaczynski Brad Kaizer Ken Karczewski Gary Kasznia Stephanie Kazmierski Steve Keen Bob Keller Delores Kennedy Joe Kil John Kitkowski Shiela Kling Denise Klosinski Christine Klota Kerry Knefely 133 Looking Forward to Gary Kois Debbie Kopczynski Nancy Koszyk Betty Kot Mary Kot Pam Kowalski Joyce Kruszewski Richard Kruszewski Chris Kuhar Pat Kush Terry Kwiecinski Lana Lacher Cindy Lasalle Mike Laskowski Barry Leichtman Linda Lekarczyk Robert Leszczynski Bob Lichkay Charlotte Lind Brad Lindorf Jim Locsi Larae Love Michael Love Cheryl Lubinski Ronald Lula Tom Lutomski Vicki Madejewski Wayne Mack Jennifer Maddox Terry Maeyens Charmaine Maike Dale Makowski Fred Malecki Pat Malicki Tony Malone Joe Marozsan Edward Marshall Tim Marshall Joseph Martin Louie Martinez Ruben Martinez Carol Martsolf Diann Mass Dale Maupin Gale Maupin Carolynn Maxwell Patricia McClain Theresa McElvene June Medich Randy Meert Nancy Meiszberg Susan Meller Cindi Meszaros Kathy Mesaros Louie Michalski Daveeda Miller David Miller Terri Miller Beverly Mill saps Chudc Miner Chris Minichowski Craig Molenda WiUie Moody Brian Moore Darryl Much Penni Myers Sandy Myszak Tom Nagy Bill Nemeth Jim Nemeth Sandy Neuliep Tammy Nichols Jim Niespodziany Richard Nix Nancy Nova Jeff Nowicki Sue Nowicki Jack Nyberg Frank Ogorek Joan Orlicki Rick Osborne Lynn Owsianowski Connie Pejza Barbara Pankiewicz Barbara Paprocki Benny Parker Dennis Patton Julie Paturalski Michelle Payton Tim Pehike 134 Being Upperclassmen Veldoris Phillippi Elaine Phillips Jackie PhiUips Paula Pilarski Richard Pine Vicky Polonka John Powell Jim Poyser Linda Putz Woody Pyfer Shiela Quinn Denise RajsW Mark Resil John Rhoades Angela Richmond Riccardo Richmond Tony Richmond Wayne Richmond Glenda Ridout Janelle Riffle Jay Ritschard Lori Robinson Candido Rodriguez Rose Rodriguez Bob Rothballer Roberto Salazar Luz Salinas Stella Salinas Chris Samp Darrell Sanders Reyes Samderal Sharon Sanderson Chris Sarbo Steve Schmidt Diana Searfoss Kimberly Senzig Flora Shead Larry Sikorski Denice Simmons Charlie Simplins Avard Sims Tim Sisti Sandy Skierkowski Rick Skubis David Smith Glen Smith Janet Smith Bonnie Snodgrass Ann Sobczak Sue Solecki Susana Soto Rhonda Stanley Elizabeth Stasik Randy Staton L 135 The beginning of a beautiful day . . . Patty Stearns Rich Stopczynski Bob Stone Michael Stoynoff Jona Strahla Margaret Suppinger Bill Surguy Mark Swihait Chris Szweda Chris Szynczak Robert Szynczak Bertha Taylor Christal Taylor Paul Taylor Anita Tefteller Delores Tracas Robin Townsend Robin L. Townsend Davide Tucker Cindy TuUedge Alvin Turner Joseph Tuszynski Mary VanLaere Brian VanOrman Larry VanRassen Chris Vanslager Duane Wachowiak John Walesiewcz JuUe Walker Patricia Watkins Cindy Wesdowski Julienne Werwas Kathy Werwas Carl White Pat Wieczorek Joe Wiktorowicz Dan Wilborn Tammy Wilson Jennings Wirth Ron Wojciechowski Teresa Wojtas Jerry Woltman Paula Womack Cheryl Wood Janice Wrobel Fran Wroblewski Lynda Yates Ronald Young MaryJo Zakrowski Janine Zalas Randi Zalas Larry Zielinski Mary Zielinski Michelle Zurat 136 ' 76 Advisory Board Left to Right: Ruben Martinez, Lionell Johnson, Sue Soto Left to Right: Mary Zielinski, Sharon Bradford. I: ■ W The Junior Class Officers and Advisory Board have an outing at River Bend Plaza. 137 Class Officers Left to Right: Donna Dandino, President; Chris Szymcsak, Vice-President. Left to Right: Diane Butiste, Historian; Laura Finch, Social Chairman. Left to Right: Kathy Hanyzewski, Seaetary; Michelle Zurat, Treasurer. 138 Sophomores . . . r Debbie Alerding Greg Althouse ■ ' m Jim Babinski ' r Mark Bailey ' JB Rick Banasiewicz V Jesse Barnes Dennis Barthel ' Anne Bednarek Greg Beelaert l -( Becky Beheyt B k Jesse Belmarez V Ivan Benman H j K Kenneth Benner Hh A Ronald Bishop H Bruce Black H Kevin Boal H Linda Bobbitt HB Karen Bonek iinM Karen Bonker Tim Borlik M ' ' ' Kl Letha Boyden m mk Michael Bradford fe ' kl l Brenda Bradley ■ 1 Deadrick Bridges l L J Fredrick Bridges 1 — i H Dave Britton 9 Ann Brooks I H H Nina Brown pi l Robert Brummett Bm H Kirk Burkett H ' l Ehzabeth Burnett Bg3M-r B Carol Burzynski jf w Keith Butchko D n Jeff Buysse KB mi Cindy Bystry J Ktkm Randy Bystry Debra Cladwell Hortense Cantu Terry Carpenter Charlie Caston Gilbert Catano Annette Gates Sylvia Celichowski Promila Chand Nancy Chelmiiak Cathy Cherryholmes Keith Chrzan Tom Chrzan Fred Chwalek Ted Cinal Douglas Ciula Judith Claeys Yolanda Clay Theresa Clayton Greg Colman Lillie Collier Vicky Comer Jill Conlee Celina Coy Sue Craft Nancy Crawford Vernoica Cukrowicz Denise Davis Carmen Digirolamo Susan Dabrucki Fred Dodd BiU Dudeck Chris Dudley Anthony Dutka Jerry Edwards Avis Eldridge Jackie Erby Julie Evans Mary Fahey Brenda Fair Bob Fenimore Rocco Ferraro Richard Fitz John Fleming Becky Flora Yvonne Fulce Venita Fultz Terry Gabaree Gerald Gadson Konnie Gard Vicki Gardner Pamela Garis Ramona Gathright Doug Gehring Gene Gilleand 139 Silly Willy Colleen Goepfrich John Gorski Madalyn Graham Rose Ann Grossnickle Bill Grywczynski Cathy Hackleman Susan Haynes Marilyn Hall Michael Hardrict Robert Harrier Sherryll Harris Ann Marie Hauguel Isidro Hernande Michelle Hillard Ronda Hock Ken Holewczynski Jerome Holmes Ardean Holt Rita Horton Chris Hudek Sandi Huffman Carol Hummel Beth Inwood Julie Jakubowicz Michael James Louis Jiricek Cornel Johnson Roger Johnson Jonathan Jones Bob Kapiska Judith Karczewski Jim Karmalinski Peggy Kazmierzak Carl Karmierzak Greg KU Barbara Kleszcz JuUe Kloplenstein Kristine Klota Brian Kmitta Kevin Kolber Judy Kolczynski John Kolecki Margaret Konkal Gary Kopczynski Robert Korpal 140 Sophomores Brian Koszyk Karen Kowalski Scott Krempic Marion Kruk Diane Kruszewski Ronald Kruszewski Dan Larsen Larry Laskowski Phil Laskowski Carlotta Lauer Patti Leach Martin Leda Debbie Lewinski Charles Liddell Ricahrd Lipinski John Lips Ray Liwosz Kenneth Luczkowski Jeff Lundquist Debbie Lutomski Jon Maddox Nancy Manizak Kim Marlowe Molly Marlowe Karl Marozsan Mary Marozsan Karen Marshall Robin Martin Claudia Maslowski Rita Maxwell Darlene McFadden Jerry McFarland Sandy Meiszberg Joe Metz Kim Miller Mary Lou Moore Ann Morus Debra Mosby Sue Moskwinski Nancy Naessens Carol Nalipinski Forest Napier Jeff Nemeth Anne Nowack Paul Odom 141 Alan Oglesky Linda Olis Anita Owens Christine Palicki Diane Paskiet Diane Paturalski Patrick Pauszek Delores Peck Joe Perez David Perry Donald Perry Karl Perusich Bette Petterson Greg Piechocki Kim Pierce Cindy Polanka Janet Powell Sue Prentkowski Jim Quickstad Sherry Quinn Coleen Radar Dawn Ragland Sandy Rahn Rex Rechtenwal Loranzo Reed Greg Remaly Kathy Richard Jackie Richmond Tammy Robbins Jeff RockhiU Celia Rodriguez Ricardo Rodriquez Ruby Rogers Tony Romanski Nancy Roundtree Larry Sanderson Lorraine Sanderson Romelia Sandoval Rosalinda Sandoval Annette Schaltes Brian Schuster Debbie Scott Eugene Szynski Mike Shannon Debbie Shellen Mary Shuamber Paul Sisti Diane Skierkowski Brian Smith Nancy Smith Mark Sobczak Terri Sobecki Debby Spunger Monica Stankus Karen Stiwart David Stopczynski Terri Stopczynski Jim Strantz Crystal Stuckey Devon Swihart Gerald Szabo Dave Szynski Marcia Tatich Dolores Thomas Linda Thomas 142 mm Denise Thompson Maria Tijerina Valerie Tomlinson Johnnie Townsend Jim Tracy Brandon Trok Felecia Trotter Jennee Turner Jim Ulrich Sue VanLake Kerry VanOrman Chanel VanScoyk David Wachowiak Dale Waddups Randy Wasikowski Kathy Wells Mark Wesaw Raymond White Ann Widawski Wanda Willits Mary Ann Wills Charmaine Wilson Mark Witucki Margaret Wlockowski Mary Ann Woltman Dennis Wroblewski Rhonda Young Mark Zmyslo Sophomore Class Officers Left: Ardean Holt, Debra Mosby Left: Brenda Bradley, Rita Maxwell 143 Advisory Board Top: Mary Ann Woltman, Middle: Mary Fahey, Bottom: Janet Powell Top: Maria Tigerina, Keith Chrzan, Bottom: Nancy Chelminiak Sophomore Class Officers and Advisory Board pose for a mug shot. 144 Freshmen . . Mitzy Adams Carol Agnew Pamela Agnew Ken Aikens Patricia Anderson Dawn Arndt Sam Austin Amy Bater Debbie Barson Randy Bazyk Stuart Bechtel Mary Beck Laurie Bednarek Christine Bella Paul Belmarez Adelita Benavidez Kenny Bentkowski John Beserra Tyonna Bibbs Don Bjorkland Barbara Blackson Gloria Blanco DeeAnne Blasko Bonnie Boake Danny Bonczynski Bruce Bowman Geoffrey Bradley Jenny Bradley William Brennen Linda Briggs Debbi Britton Julie Brown Ola Brown Gary Bruce Cecil Brummett Linda Buckingham Jeff Buda Vanessa Burkhart Rosa Cano Armando Canul Sheila Carpenter Pablo Caro Frank Cartwright Mike Carver Sue Casey Parvez Chand Olympia Chauez Tom Cherrone Ann Chwalek Donna Chwalek Linda Collier Jay Conell Patty Cooper Raymond Cwik Kevin Czarnecki Sue Dashner Pamela Dawson Linda Dean Tim Deka John DeLeon Lisa Digirolamo Tony Doaks Ronald Dokes Mark Dobrzykowski Ronald Dobrzykowski Bob Dombrowski Richard Dombrowski Tommie Dotson Chara Duckwall Glenn Duddleson Tim Duke Debbie Dulcet Joe Duran Scott Durski Sabrina Easton Gloria Eddins Ricky Erby Carol Erickson Ronnie Eskridge Amy Evans Marijo Farkas Carl Fitz Vickie Fleming Mark Fokey Tony Ford Pam Fozo Ronna Gabaree Ronald Gapinski Jimmy Garcia Wanda Giden 145 Teensy Weensy Rose Gilleand Willie Gisanders Denise Givens Mike Golubski Cheryl Goralski Denise Goralski Debbie Graham Brian Granat Nancy Grodzicki Michaeleen Grontkowski Eric Gustafson Karin Gustafson Michael Hackney Barb Haggenjos Hassan Hammood Lorale Harker Brenda Harrid James Hauguel Patti Hauguel Brent Heckman Brian Heckman Verlinda Hendrix Henry Heritz Debbie Herman Gary Holvoet Marie Horton Rebecca Horvath Patty Howell Scott Hoyt Kim Hubier Craig Hughes Tammy Hughes Ernest Hummel David Hyduk Donna Jastrzebski Alvin Jefferies Vernon Jennings Cynthia Johnson Pattie Johnson Angela Jones Lannie Jones Mike Jozwiak Judy Kaczynski Dan Kazmierzak John Keen 146 Freshmen? David Keller Paul Kil Steve Kimbrou Bill Kinyon Judy Kloski Ramona Kloski Bob Klota Dave Knodik Randy Knapp David Kolacz Barbara Konkol Randy Kosinski Craig Kovach Jennie Kovach Karla Kovach Pam Krauser Tom Krebs Larry Krempec Brian Krieg Kathy Kruszewski Sue Kuczmanski Tony Kuczmanski Dale Kulwicki Debbie Kulwicki Patricia Kyle Joe Laskowski Kathy Laskowski Marsha Lathion David Latoski Jeanne LaVoy Connie Lawshea Darlene Lax Mary Leda Mike Lee Van Laurie Lenkush Linnie Lentych Joseph Leszczywski Mike Lewinski Joe Lichnerowicz Marchelle Lindsey Betsy Link Becky Lipinski Lorrie Lisinko Ann Marie Litka Ken Lubinski Ryan Luczkowski Sandra Lundquist Stephen Lutomski Katy Lynch Pati Machcwiak Johnie Mack Bob Maike Jim Majewski Peggy Malicki Cindy Marshall Jose Martinez Ramon Martinez Santos Martinez Dawn Martsolf Kathy Martsolf Sue Matthys Bradley May Ted Meert Dawn Mell Dawn Mercer Michele Mesaros Cheryl Milewski Arlene Miller Karen Miller Kimberly Millsaps Michael Miney Robert Molnar Donna Morgan Missy Morris Gail Morrow Karen Mosby Evelyn Neal 147 You ve Only Steve Neuliep Therest Newbill Jim Niemier Mary Ann Nowacki Sue Nowaczewski Vivian Nowaczewski Mark O ' Brien Cindy Ogorak Mike Orlicki Cindy Orlowski Judy Orosy Peter Owsianowski Andrew Patterson Lisa Paturalski Charles Pejza Beverly Perry Lisa Perry Renee Perusich Rodney Phillippi Nancy Phillips Melinda Piechocki Mike Piechocki Tammy Piechocki Sandy Pierce Michele Pietraszewski Ken Plencner Tina Ploughe Mike Polonka Joan Przybylinski Nancy Pullman Mike Putz Andy Pyfer JuUe Rafalski Jacqueline Rag land Larry Rajaski Jim Rans Jerry RatUff David Redding Dion Redding Billy Reed David Reed 1-orraine Reed Jerry Reed Penny Reichanadter Dave Reiter Jay Rendos Ray Richmond Christine Ring Cindy Robakowski Lea Anne Robinson Rochelle Robinson Kathy Roche Darlene Radgers Brenda Rodick Freshman have a day to look at the many clubs of W.H.S. 148 Just Begun Karen Tucker Larry Turner Shenette Turner Derrick Turner Jack Uliich Denise Van Orman Dave Vaughn Patty Nerosky Zachery Verse Jim Rogers Annie Ross Becky Rothballer Kim Rozycki Aleasha Russell Diane Sachman Roberta Salata Angie Salazar Gloria Salazar Hazel Salinas Milton Sanders Teresa Sanders Frank Sandoval Sue Santa Jeanne Scherry Lisa Schroer Amy Sheehan Lou Ann Siders Belinda Sims Kim Sinka Randy Skibins Bob Smith Patty SnelUng Sharon Sobecki Dan Soberalski Michael Sochocki Donald Splawski Diane Stachowiak Mary Stachowiak Michael Stachkowski Beverly Staples Anne Stodolny Tina Stevens Lisa Stopczynski Cindy Strzylecki Dave Suit Dianne Suppinger Mary Suppinger Michael Suppinger Tom Szalewskl Doug Szlanfucht Cheryl Szweda Diane Szymczak Matt Szymczak Mike Szymczak Ted Szymczak Bridget Szynski Steve Szczypski Debbie Taylor Don Thomas Doreen Thompson Michele Thompson Jeff Thorpe AUisen Townsend 149 Susan Waldrom Paul Wasielewski Linda Wawrzyniak Nancy Weaver Sharon Weaver Paul Werwas Kathrynmary White Tony White Ella Wills Aubrey Williams Leon Wilson Donna Witucki Naomi Womack Pam Wright Julie Wroblewski Kris Wroblewski Ray Wroblewski Mike Yates Ron Zielinski Mark Zmudzinski Mark Zmyslo Karen Zsedeny Advisory Board Left: Anne Stodolny, Linnie Lentych, AUice Townsend. 150 Freshmen Class Officers Left; Jennifer Bradley, Kathy Kruszewski, Karen Gustafson. Left: Ola Brown, Annet Ross, Matthew Szymczak, Loupe Selines. 151 Today ' s INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS 4849 Western Avenue South Bend, Indiana 46619 JOSTEN ' S CREATORS OF FINE CLASS RINGS, AWARDS, ANNOUNCEMENTS, YEARBOOKS AND DIPLOMAS BEST WISHES Bob Albertson and Larry McCray SAINT JOSEPH YOUNG MEN ' S SOCIETY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 75 CORNER OF FORD AND KALEY SOUTH BEND, INDIANA 46619 rner INTERIORS BY DON 289-6989 DONALD WILLMAN BERT DZIKOWSKI Congratulations to the Graduating Class LOIS ' S BEAUTY SHOP 24142 State Rd. 2 Featuring Individual Hair Styling Open 6 days a week Phone 289-8388 Ms. Joyce Ms. Ingrid Ms. Becky FLEENOR AUTO STORES PARTicular people you AUTO know You have a Friend at the CompUments of Phone 287-7000 FDK aniew5hi and c ond FUNERAL HOME, INC. WESTERN STATE BANK 3402 Lincoln Way West South Bend, Indiana 46628 1222 Western Avenue South Bend, Indiana 46625 287-6600 Phone 287-0203 ROBERT KANIEWSKI KENNETH KANIEWSKI MEERT CORNERS 56977 State Road 123 South Bend, Indiana ST.JOSEPH TRUST COMPANY SOUTH BEND, INDIANA it ' s the real thing Enjoy T(a() ' Hi.irk fw) - WE CARE FARRIS LOMBARDY HOME, INC. 4600 West Washington St Helen and Samuel Farrls, Administrators 282-1294 No distinction Is made on the grounds of race, creed or national origin A locally-owned comprehensive licensed nursing homo, cortiflod for Medicare and Medicaid VAN ' S AUTO BODY SHOP 3501 Western Avenue SouthBend,Ind. 46619 24-Hour Registered Nursing Caro Therapeutic Diets Unit Dose Drug System Physical and Hydrotherapy Occupational and Speech Therapy Activity and Recreatioi Director Full-time Social Worker Barber and Beauty Shops Chapel Serving all Faiths Outside Patio Bright Cheerful Rooms In Air Conditioned Building Open Visiting Hours San angelo, texas PERRY ' S PHARMACY nn L. James Perry, R. Ph. Tel. 288-0671 yff 733 Western Ave. SOUTH BEND, INDIANA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SOUTH BEND 740 SOUTH WALNUT STREET SOUTH BEND. INDIANA 46619 TELEPHONE 287-7474 SERVING THE LOCAL COMMUNITY SINCE 1893 ta Here ' s the Ford team ' s Winning line-up for 1975. II Hanson ' LTD Mustang II Pinto Torino 289-4041 MavBrick New Granada Ford Wagons ThundGrbirds RENT-A-CAR • LEASING • SERVICE • PARTS • WESTERN AND OLIVE seurn bend Van Home Company 105 West Washington Flo vers By Don 734 South Webster South Bend, Indiana Phone: 287-5919 ' ' BREAK A LEG to the Class of V5 TEACHERS CREDIT UNION 11 111 lOti 813 EAST JEFFERSON BLVD SOUTH BEND. INOtANA 4«617 -, RITSCHARD BROS., INC. Congratulations to the Class of ' 75 from the 20,000 Members of Teachers Credit Union Excavating and Demolition Congratulations Seniors Best Wishes for a Successful Future 6IOWTH Mn UIVKI 1204 West Sample Street South Bend, Indiana 46621 Phone 288-4777 Jewa en sine 1939 a. cR. ox Co. Mimufatturing Jewelars now selling direct to tha public DIAMONDS MOUNTING i WATCHES w- • Special Order Work • Diamond Setting • Repoir Work • Ingroving • Ring Sizing • Gold Plating . APPRAISALS CUSTOM DESIGNING AND REMOUNTING If you can ' t buy it — we make it! fi ■SCTBSm Now At 3 Locations Downtown in the Odd Fellows Bldg. Tel. 232-6656 Broadmoor Shopping Center 4326 Miami Tel. 291-5700 K-Mart Plaza 4714 Western Tel. 288-1642 A W Family Restaurant 4123 Western Avenue Phone 287-6595 For Carry-outs Adeline ' s Haristyling Salon Congratulations to the Graduating Class of ' 75 Homemade Sausage Shop 1 109 Western Phone 287-9797 Congratulations Graduates Kuberski Department Store 746 Meade Street Phone 288-1500 Barany Home Improvement 2902 Western Avenue Phone 288-4896 Ben ' s Marathon 3605 West Sample South Bend, Indiana Mr. G Barber Shop Garrett Mandeville South Bend, Indiana The Peanut Shop 303 South Michigan Phone 287-7400 Bob ' s Furniture 2617 West Sample Owner: Bob Nawrocki Business Systems 117 South Michigan South Bend, Indiana Carlyle Nursing Home 5024 Western Avenue South Bend, Indiana Evergreen Florists 3105 Western Avenue South Bend, Indiana Flavorite Bake Shop 623 Meade, 1511 Portage Owner: John Mejer South Bend Clutch, Inc. Congratulations Seniors 287-5640 for Student Discounts Speedway Marathon Service 25734 State Road No. 2 Owner: Carl Szymanski Starhte Pizza 2637 Western Avenue South Bend, Indiana Veldman ' s Lawn Garden Center Mayflower at Western We Service What We Sell Veldman ' s Service Center Western at Mayflower Complete Automotive Service Good Luck Underclassmen from the Seniors C.G.C. Good Luck and Go To It Class of 75 C.O.E. Club Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of ' 75 Girls Usher Club Support your Washington High School Booster Club because they are supporting you The Future is in your Hands Best Wishes and may you do better than those who have gone on before W. H. S. Good Luck to the Underclassmen Make the Best of the Years to Come Class of ' 75 Good Luck to the Class of ' 75 from the Class of ' 76 Good Luck to the Class of ' 75 from the Class of ' 77 The Washington High School Orchestra Says Don ' t Fiddle Around! Good Luck! Washington High School Band Says Good Luck Seniors Good Luck and Best Wishes to the Class of ' 75 from D.M. ' S. Best Wishes to the Class of ' 75 Language Club Best of Luck in the Years to Come Student Council i - (U li 1 1 ¥ W 1 A TOAST TO THE PANTHERS Mr. Mrs. Ted Andrews Mr. Mrs. F. Andrysiak Mr. Mrs. Daniel Chrzan Mr. Mrs. Edward Fujawa Mr. Mrs. Donald Graves Mr. Mrs. Carl Lipinski Mr. Mrs. Dennis Mann Mr. Mrs. Glenn Martin Mr. Mrs. Michael Morman Mr. Mrs. John Schymanski Mr. Mrs. Albert Suppinger Mr. Mrs. Richard Toffolo Evelyn Walker P.C.S. mm ' 166 Index Adams, Kim 48,132 Adams, Mitzy 145 Agnew, Betty 1 10 Agnew, Carol 145 Agnew, Pamela 145 Aikens, Kenneth 145 Alerdlng, Deborah 82,139 Alerdlng, Jeannine 110 Alford, Robin 78,79,83,110 Althouse, David 110 Althouse, Gregory 139 Alyea, Lois 30 Anastos, James 132 Anderson, Belinda 110 Anderson, Deborah 132 Anderson, Lloyd 132 Anderson, Patricia 83,145 Andrysiak, Kathleen 78,79,84,109,110 Arch, Gene 84,110 Arch, Terry 85,132 Arita, Patricia 132 Arndt, Dawn 145 Aronson, Spencer 44 Austin, Dennis Roy 132 Austin, Samuel 145 B Babicz, Michael 132 Babinski, James 48,139 Badowski, Mary 110 Baer, Judy 33 Bailey, Mark 139 Bajer, Amy 145 Baker, Jeffrey 56,132 Baker, Robbin 132 Banasiewicz, Richard 139 Banasiewicz, Robert 110 Banaszak, Ronald 42 Barczykowski, Cynthia 86,132 Barilich, Anthony 132 Barnes, Crystal 110 Barnes, Jesse 48,1 39 Barnett, Thomas 132 Barrett, Gary 102,110 Barson, Deborah 1 45 Barthel, Dennis 139 Bartley, Thomas 132 Basham, Bradley 85,132 Basham, Kenneth 132 Bates, Ladalle 110 Bazyk, Randy 145 Bechtel, Stuart 145,54 Beck, Mary 145 Bednarek, Anne 139 Bednarek, Laurie 145 Beelaert, Gregory 102,139 Beheyt, Rebecca 139 Bella, Christine 145 Belmarez, Cynthia 132 Belmarez, Jesse 139 Belmarez, Paul 54,145 Benavidez, Adeiita 145 Benjamin, Darlene 1 10 Benman, Ivan 139 Banner, Kenneth 85,139 Benson, Wanda 110 Bentkowski, Kenneth 145 Bentkowski, Steven 85,1 10 Berus, Robert 84,85,110 Berta, Patricia 42 Beserra, Herminia 132. Beserra, John 145 Bibbs, Tyonna 145 Bikowski, Paul 80,111 Bilinski, Patricia 78,79,111 Birk, Carrie 84,97,102,104,1 11 Bishop, Ronald 97,139 Bittner, Robert 58,103 Bjorkland, Donald 154 Black, Bruce 48,139 Blake, Brenda 84,104,107,109,1 11,1 15 Blake, Judith 111 Blanco, Gloria 85,145 Blasko, Dee Anne 145 Blasko, Lori 82,111 Bleak, Kimberly 84,97,1 11 Blockson, Barbara 145 Blockson, Diana 111 Boake, Bonita 145 Boal, Kevin 139 Bobbitt, Linda 139 Bodle, Carol 45 Bonczynski, Daniel 145 Bonczynski, Edward 132 Bonczynski, Lydia 132 Bond, Robert 82 Bonek, Karen 138 Bonek, Kenneth 1 32 Booker, Karen 83,96 Boosi, Michelle 1 11 Borlik, Robert 84,111 Borllk, Timothy 48,139 Borrelli, Michael 80,1 11 Botka, Patricia 132 Bortorff, Doris 44 Bowman, Bruce 145 Boyden, Letha 1 39 Bradford, Archie 83 Bradford, Michael 82,102,139 Bradford, Sharon 132,137 Bradley, Brenda 57,139,143 Bradley, Geoffrey 85,145 Bradley, Jennifer 85,145 Bradshaw, Rhode 37 Brady, Debra 1 32 Brenner, William 85,145 Bridges, Deadrick 48,85,97,139 Bridges, Fredrick 58,82,139 Briggs, Linda 145 Britton, David 139 Britton, Deborah 85,145 Brodie, Judith 83,111 Brooks, Ann 139 Brooks, Sophie 44 Brown, John 48,85,132 Brown, Julia 145 Brown, Maurice 54 Brown, Nina 82,139 Brown, Ola 145 Brown, Richard 132 Brown, Thomas 132 Brownlee, Linda 111 Bruce, Arleen 111 Bruce, Gary 145 Brummett, Cecil 102,145 Brummett, Robert 139 Buano, Michael 45 Buckingham, Linda 97,145 Buckingham, Sylvester 132 Buda, Jeffrey 145 Burkett, Kirk 139 Burkhart, Vanessa 145 Burkhart, Victoria 132 Burnett, Elizabeth 139 Burzynski, Carole 85,139 Buscoe, Deborah Kay 112 Buszkiewicz, Helen 45 Butchko, Keith 139 Butiste, Diane 85,104,132,138 Butler, Teresa 112 Buysse, Jeffrey 48,139 Byers, John 48,51,112 Bystry, Cynthia 139 Bystry, Donna 108,112 Bystry, Randall 139 Caldwell, Debra 82,1 39 Calvin, Virginia 45 Campanello, Guy 42 Cannady, Billie Mae 96,97 Cano, Pablo 145 Cano, Paula 132 Cano, Jose 112 Cano, Maria 112 Cano, Rosa 83,145 Cantu, Adelaide 132 Cantu, Hortense 139 Cantu, Oscar 58 Canul, Armando 145 Carpenter, Melvin 132 Carpenter, Sheila 145 Carpenter, Terry 139 Cartwright, Frank 145 Carver, Michael 145 Casey, Susan 85,145 Catano, Carol 112 Catano, Gilbert 139 Cates, Annette 139 Celichowski, Chris 132 Celichowski, Sylvia 85,86,139 Cenova, Blanche 144 Cesavice, Ron 132 Chand, Parvez 54,145 Chand, Promila 85,139 Chapman, Diane 1 12 Chavez, Olympia 145 Chelminiak, Nancy J. 139,144 Chelminiak, Nancy K. 132 Cherrone, James 48,51,1 12,120 Cherrone, Thomas 145 Cherryholmes, Cathy 85,97,98,139 Chrzan, David 132 Chrzan, Dennis 78,79,80,81,112 Chrzan, Keith 139,144 Chrzan, Michael 80,1 32 Chrzan, Thomas 139 Chwaiek, Carolyn 78,79,1 12 Chwaiek, Donna 82,85,145 Chwaiek, Frederick 80,139 Chwaiek, Julie 59,85,132 Ciesielski, Carlyn 112 Ciesielski, Timothy 132 Cinal,Thaddeus 80,139 Ciula, Douglas 139 Claeys, Judith 139 Claeys, Ruth 59,96,112 Clampitt, Hallie 45 Clark, Brady 97 Clark, Ronald 112 Clary, Kristi 41 Claus, Frand 40 Clay, Yolanda 139 Clayton, Connie 112 Clayton, Theresa 139 Cohen, James 28 Coleman, Gregory 139 Coleman, Sandra 102,132 Colhoun, Lynn 132 Collier, Betty 112 Collier, Lillie 139 Collier, Linda 145 Combs, Phyllis 44 Comer, Victoria 139 Conlee, Jay 145 Conlee, Jill 43,139 Conlee, Joseph 132 Conley, Barbara 86,132 Coomes, Rosemary 42 Cooper, Jayne 82,104,1 12 Cooper, Melanie 102 Cooper, Patricia 145 Cope, Christine 132 Cox, Danny 85,133 Coy, Celina 82,85,96,139 Craft, Susan 85,139 Crawford, Nancy 82,139 Crawford, Sharon 112 Cukrowicz, Veronica 139 Cwidak, Deborah 133 Cwidak, Michael 97,133 Cwik, Raymond 145 Czarnecki, Derrick 133 Czarnecki, Kevin 54,145 Czarnecki, Patricia 29 Dahms, Richard 133 Dandino, Donna 59,97,133,138 Dangelo, Joseph 112 Dashner, Daniel 133 Dashner, Susan 82,145 Davis, Denice 139 Dawson, Pamela 145 Day, Clifford 133 Days, Kevin 58,133 Dean, Linda 145 Deka, Timothy 54,85,145 Delee, Nancy 112 Deleon, Juan 145 Deleon, Maria 133 Demuth, Douglas 1 1 3 Dickerson, Wanda 113 DIglrolamo, Carman 139 Dimich, June 42 Dippel, Lawrence 48,50,85,1 13 Doaks, Anthony 145 Dobrucki, Susan 85,139 Dobrzykowski, Mark 145 Dobrzykowski, Ronald 145 Dockery, Margaret 113 Dodd, Fredrick 85,139 Dokes, Ronald 145 Dombrowski, Richard 145 Dombrowski, Robert 145 Donaldson, Ivan 48 Donaldson, William 48,51,113 Dooms, Peter 58,133 Dorsey, Peggy 1 33 Dotson, Tommy 145 167 Dougall, Brian 103,133 Dougall, Bruce 97,103,133 Douglas, Bernadine 133 Drapek, Louise 37 Driver, Cleveland 133 Driver, Steve 48,133 Duckwall, Chara 103,145 Duddleson, Glenn 54,102,145 Dudek, William 139 Dudley, Christine 82,97,98,139 Dudzinski, Mary 113 Duke, Tim 145 Dulcet, Deborah 145 Duron, Jose 145 Durski, Robert 96,97,113 Durski, Scott 54,145 Dutka, Anthony 139 Dutka, Bernice 113 Dziubinski, Eugene 45 Easton, Sabrina 145 Eddins, Gloria 145 Edwards, Jerry 139 Eldridge, Avis 97,139 Eldridge, Harold 133 Eldridge, Raymand 113 Elifritz, Nancy 113 Engstrom, Eric 133 Eppenger, Brenda 133 Erby, Jackie 139 Erby, Ricky 145 Erickson, Corol 78,79,83,96,145 Erickson, Joyce 113 Eskridge, Ronnie 145 Evans, Amy 145 Evans, Carl 41 Evans, Carmela 113 Evans, Julie 139 Evans, William 113 Ewald, Pamela 85,86,107,133 Fahey, Mary F. 139,144 Fair, Brenda M. 85,139 Farkas, Marijo Marie 145,102 Farkas, Michelle M. 113 Farrell, Charles 113 Feece, Carol 102,108,113,84 Fellows, Romald L. 48 Fenimore, Robert A. 80,139 Ferraro, Marie 133 Ferraro, Rocco J. 139 Finch, Laura L. 104, 133,138 Fisher, Gwendolyn 102,1 13 Fitz,Carl F. Jr. 145 Fitz, Richard 113 Fiwek, Joseph 113 Fleming, Johnny 139 Fleming, Marcia 133,82 Fleming, Rhonda 82,78,79,1 13 Fleming, Vickie 145 Flora, Rebecca 139 Flowers, Eugene 45 Fodor, Marilyn 37 Fokey, Catheryne 97 Fokey, Mark 97,145 Foley, Thomas 36 Ford, Tony 145 Foree, George 58,133 Fortineo, Carol 37 Fountain, Yvonne 114,133 Fozo, Pamela 145,83 Frasier, Kerry 133 Fuchs, Frieda 44 Fuentes, Oralia 96 Fufawa, Robert 84,107,1 14,128 Fulce, Yvonne 139 Fultz, Venita 139 Gabaree, Ronna 14 5 Gabaree, Terrence 48,139 Gadson, Gerald 1 39 Gadson, Marilyn 86,102 Gapinski, Ronald 145 Garcia, Jimmy 145 Gard, Konnie 139 Gardner, Vickie 83,139 Garis, Pamela 139 Garner, Robin 97,133 Gathright, Ramona 139 Geehring, Douglas 139 Gentry, Douglas 139 Gentry, Bradley 1 14 Giden, Wanda Jean 145 Gilleand, Eugene 139 Gilleand, Rose Marie 146 Givens, Denise 146 Givens, William 50,82,114 Glon, Debbie 86,133 Glon, Linda 133 Goepfrich, Colleen 140 Golba, Norman 78,79,114 Goldberg, Dora 34 Golubski, Rosanne 133 Gonzalez, Benjamin 109,114 Good, Joseph 36 Goralczyk, Michael 114 Goralski, Cheryl 85,146 Goralski, Denise 146 Gorski, John 82,140 Grabowski, Mary Ann 4,11,32,86,93,94,108, 114,166 Graham, Debbie 146 Graham, Madayin 97,140 Graham, Ricky 114 Granat, Brian 146 Granat, Darlene 97,133 Graves, Melissa 85,97,133 Gray, Jon 114 Green, Rosie Ann 133 Grimmius, Dorinda 114 Grodzicki, Nancy J. 103,146 Grontkowski, Michaelee 146 Grossnickle , Michael 114 Grossnickle, Rose Ann 86,140 Grywczynski, William C. 140 Guin, Richard 34 Gullifor, Patrick 32 Gunn, Loretta A. 114 Gustafson, Eric J. 54,146 Gustafson, Karin 146 Gustafson, Mark 114 Hackleman, Catherine 140 Hackney, Michael 54,146 Hadary, Brian 1 14 Haggenjos, Barbara 146 Haggenjos, Mark 1 14 Haines, Susan 140 Hall, Michelle D. 133 Hammood, Hassen 146 Hanyzewski, Kathryn 85,97,98,133,138 Harding, Lyie 42 Hardrict, Janice D. 133 Hardrict, Michael 140 Harker, Lorale Kay 146 Harrier, Robert E. 102,140 Harris, Brenda 146 Harris, Shery I 140 Harris, Susan 82,1 14 Harrison, Maria R. 83,102,133 Harsh, Wayne 40 Harter, Vermont 30 Hauguel, Ann M. 97,140 Hauguel, James 85,146 Hauguel, Patricia 96,146 Heckman, Brent A. 146 Heckman, Brian 146 Hegyi, David Allen 133 Henderson, Kevin 58,82 Hendrix, Verlinda 146 Herczeg, Jay 133 Heritz, Cynthia 109,115 Heritz, Henry A. 146 Herman, Deborah M. 146 Hernandez, Isidro 140 Heynssens, Michelle A. 102,115 Hitt, Timothy 115 Hock, John 39 Hock, Rhonda 140 Hock, Thomas 1 15 Hofer, Charles 35 Hojnacki, Timothy 82,115 Holewczynski, Kenneth 140 Hollinshead, Dennis 48,102,133 Holmes, Jerome 140 Holmes, Lawrence 133 Holt.Ardean 140,143 Holvoet, Gary 54,146 Holvoet, George 133 Holvoet, Lonnie Marie 82,107,115 Horowitz, Arnie 32 Horton, Elizabeth 84,107,1 15 Horton, Marie 146 Horton, Rita 140 Horvath, Andrew J. 1 33 Horvath, Diane M. 133 Horvath, Rebecca L. 146 Horvath, Vincent A. 80,81,1 15 Houghton, Harold 133 Howell, Patricia 146 Hoyt, Scott C. 146 Hubler, Kim M. 146 Hudak, Christine M. 140 Huffman, Sandra 140 Hugdahl, Sharon 42 Hughes, Debra 115 Hughes, Robert 115 Hughes, Hollis 45 Hughes, Suzann 45 Hughes, Tammy 146 Hummel, Carol L. 140 Hummel, Ernest D. 146 Hunsberger, Louise 45 Hurley, Margie 115 Hyduk, David 146 I Inwood, Elizabeth 140 Isban, Mary C. 115 Ivory, Jacquelyn 115 Iwaszewski, Carol A. 133 Jackowiak, Thomas 133 Jacks, Kenneth 35 Jakubowicz, Julie A. 86,140 James, Michael 86,140 Janiak, Connie Jean 115 Jasinski, Larry J. 48,133 Janiszewski, Irene 44 Jastrezebski, Donna 146 Jaworski, Daniel M. 1 15 Jedral, Rose M. 115 Jeffries, Alvin 146 Jenkins, Charles L. 50,48,108,1 16 Jenkins, Ronald A. 1 1 6 Jennings, Ivan B. 78,79,116 Jennings, Jerry 50,83,116 Jennings, Shirley 133 Jennings, Vernon 146 Jiricek, Louis J. 58,140 Johnson, Brenda Kay 133 Johnson, Cornmel 140 Johnson, Cynthia K. 146 Johnson, Diana M. 133 Johnson, Kenneth 82 Johnson, LionellS. 133,137 Johnson, Lorus 44 Johnson, Patricia S. 146 Johnson, Robert 116 Johnson, Roger 140 Jones, Angela M. 146 Jones, Caesar L. 48,51 Jones, Duane 133 Jones, Francis 35 Jones, Jonathan 140 Jones, Lannie 146 Joseph, Barbara 29 Jozwiak, Michael 54,146 Jurgonski, Cynthia 86,116 Jurgonski, Leonard 54 Jurgonski, Peggy 133 Kaczynski, Judy L. 146 Kaczynski, Michael S. 133 Kaczynski, Philip E. 116 Kaizer, Bradley A. 133 Kalka, Daniel P. 116 Kalka, Pamela A. 116 Kapiszka, Robert T. 48,140 Kaplon, Diana 116 Kapsa, Leonard 32 Karczewski, Kenneth 43,48,133 Karczewski, Judith A. 140 Karkiewicz, Amy 84,1 02,1 1 6 Karkiewicz, Mark Alan 102,116 Karmolinski, James 140 Kasznia, Connie A. 78,79,84,116 Kasznia, Gary M. 133 Kazmierzak, Carl A. 140 Kazmierzak, Daniel A. 146 Kazmierczak, Margaret 140 Kazmierski, Stephanie 133 Keen, John J. 146 Keen, Steven L. 133 Keller, David A. 147 Keller, Robert A. 133 Kennedy, Debra 82 Kil, Gregory A. 140 Kil, Joseph K. 133 168 Kil, PaulR. 147 Killeen, John 40,43 Kimbrough, Steven E. 147 Kindt, David 35 King, Carol L. 84,85,102,116 Kinyon, William R. 147 Kirkendoll, Bryan 54 Kirkland, Karon 48 Kitkowski, John 133 K labor, Stan 32 Kleszcz, Barbara M. 140 Kling, Shiela 133 Klopfenstein, Julie A. 102,140 Klopfenstein, Penny 102,116 Klosinski, Denise A. 133 Kiosk i, Loretta 116 Kloski, Judith 147 Kloski, Ramona 147 Klota, Christine 85,86,133,140 Klota, Deborah K. 116 Klota, Robert 147 Kmitta, Brian K. 140 Knapik, David T. 147 Knapp, Randal A. 147 Knefely, Kerry P. 80,133 Koesis, Mary 44 Kois, Gary A. 134 Kolacz, David J. 147 Kolber, Kevin J. 140 Kolczynski, Judith A. 85,140 Kolecki, JohnC. 140 Kolvas, Marjie 29 Konkol, Barbara 147 Konkol, Margaret A. 140 Kopczynski, Debra A. 134 Kopczynski, Gary A. 80,140 Korpal, Robert 140 Kosinski, John T. 1 17 Kosinski, Randy J. 85,147 Koszyk, Brian J. 141 Koszyk, Nancy Ann 134 Kot, Betty 134 Kot, Mary M. 134 Kovach, Craig 80,147 Kovach, Jennie 147 Kovach, Karia 147 Kowalski, Karen S. 85,147 Kowalski, Pamela 134 Kraft, Richard 32 Krauser, Pamela A. 85,147 Krebs, Thomas K. 147 Krempec, Lawrence J. 147 Krempec, Scott M. 141 Krieg, Brian 147 Krieg, Beverly J. 102,117 Kruk, Marion M. 141 Kruszewski, Joyce 86,134 Kruszewski, Richard D. 134 Kruszewski, Ronald J. 141 Kruszynski, Michael T. 117 Kuczmanski, Anthony J. 147 Kuczmanski, Suzanne 147 Kuhar, Amy J. 84,102,104,1 17 Kugar, Christopher 134 Kulchar, Timothy J. 1 17 Kulwicki, Dale 97,147 Kulwicki, Debora A. 147 Kush, Patricia 134 Kusmicz, Dorothy 44 Kwiencinski, Terry 134 Kwieran, Cheryl A. 117 Kyle, Patricia 147 Lacher, Lana D. 134 Lackey, Jerry 31 Lane, Delbert 48 Lane, Ricky D. 134 Lansford, Bonnie L. 134 Larsen, Daniel 141 Lasalle, Cynthia A. 134 Laskowski, James M. 1 17 Laskowski, Joseph E. 147 Laskowski, Joseph M. 117 Laskowski, Kathryn 103,147 Laskowski, Lawrence 102,103,141 Laskowski, Michael 134 Laskowski, Philip 141 Lathion, Marsha K. 147 Lathion, Patricia A. 1 17 Latoski, David J. 147 Latoski, Diane H. 84,117 Laurence, Andre 117 Lawshea, Connie 147 Lax, Darlene 147 Leach, Patricia L. 141 Leatherman, Dennis 42 Lechtanski, James S. 85,117 Leda, Martin J. 141 Leda, Mary J. 147 Leda, Robert 134 Lee, Ronald 117 Leevan, Michael F. 147 Lekarczyk, Bert A. 51,48,117 Lekarczyk, David A. 117 Ledarczyk, Linda L. 59,134 Lenard, Mary 117 Lentych, Linnie 85,147,150 Leszczynski, James S. 117 Leszczynski, Robert J. 147 Leszczynski, Robert J. 134 Lewinski, Debbie A. 141 Lewinski, Michael 147 Lewis, Kimberly A. 141 Lewis, Merrie E. 1 18 Lichkay, Karen 1 18 Lichkay, Robert J. 134 Lichnerowicz, Cynthia 94,118 Lichnerowicz, Joseph 147 Liddell, Charles 97,141 Lind, Charlotte A. 134 Lindorf, Bradley 85,134 Lindsey, Marchelle 147 Linetty, Edward 40 Link, Betsy 85,147 LInville, Lucinda 118 Lipinski, Rebecca A. 147 Lipinski, Richard A. 141 Lipinski, Robert A. 84,98,1 18 Lips, John C. 141 Lisenko, Lori L. 147 Litka, Ann M. 147 Litka, Clem H. 78,79,118 Liwosz, Raymond 141 Locsi, James M. 48,134 Loczi, Jerry D. 97,118 Love, LaRae 83,86,134 Love, Michael 134 Lubinski, Cheryl Lynn 134 Lubinski, Kenneth J. 147 Lucas, Kenneth P. 147 Luczkowski, Kenneth R. 141 Luczkowski, Ryan 147 Luczynski, Daniel P. 118 Lula, Kenneth J. 134 Lula, Ronald 134 Lundquist, Jeffrey W. 141 Lundquist, Sandra L. 147 Lutomski, Deborah M. 104,141 Lutomski, Michael J. 118 Lutomski, Stephen R. 54,147 Lutomski, Thonnas S. 134 M Machowiak, Patti A. 85,147 Maciejewski, Victoria 134 Mack, John 54,147 Mack, Larry 58,84,118 Mack, Wayne 134 Mackowiak, Thomas 48,78,79,84,109,1 18 Maddox, Jennifer A. 83,94,134 Maddox, Jon F. 141 Maddox, Julie A. 118 Maeyens, Julie K. 86,118 Maeyens, Terrence Z. 134 MaGee, Gwendolyn 1 18 MaGee, Reginald 118 Magiera, Timothy 80 Maike, Charmain 134 Maike, Robert J. 147 Majewski, James J. 54,147 Makowski, Dale 48,134 Malecki, Frederick J. 134 Malecki, Peggy K. 147 Malicki, Patricia L. 97,134 Malone, Tony 134 Manijak, Nancy J. 85,141 Marks, Susan Kay 1 1 8 Marlowe, Kimberly K. 83,102,141 Marlowe, MollieM. 102,141 Marozsan, Joseph 134 Marozsan, Karl 141 Marozsan, Mary L. 141 Marshall, Cynthia A. 96,147 Marshall, Edward 134 Marshall, Karen M. 85,141 Marshall, Marlene 118 Marshall, Timothy C. 134 Martin, Joseph 134 Martin, Robin Jo 141 Martinez, Jose 147 Martinez, Louis 134 Martinez, Ramon 83,147 Martinez, Ruben 134,137 Martinez, Santos 147 Martsolf, Carolyn J. 102,134 Martsolf, Kathy A. 102,147 Martsolf, Kenneth 118 Maslowski, Claudia A. 85,141 Mass, Diann 97,134 Mass, Thomas Owen 82,97,1 18 Matthys, Deborah 1, 119 Matthys, Suzanne 82,147 Maupin, Dale 85,134 Maupin, Gale 85,1 34 Mauro, David 119 Maxwell, Carolyn 85,96,134 Maxwell, Rita 141,143 May, Bradley J. 102,147 May, Peggy 102 Mcafee, Corinne K. 32,1 19 Mcaffe, Lashell 32,85,119 McCammon, Kimberly K. 97,104 McClain, Patricia 134 McCollough, Patricia 33 McElvene, Theresa K. 82,85,86,134 McFadden, Darlene 141 McFarland, Jerrold S. 141 McKelvey, Thurston Ot 30,85 McKinney, Antionette 141 Medich, June Ann 134 Medich, Rose 44 Meert, Gregory A. 84,103,1 19 Meert, Randall 80,103,134 Meert, Theodore 85,97,147 Meiszberg, Nancy J. 134 Meiszberg, Sandra M. 134 Mell, Dawn A. 147 Meller, Susan E. 141 Mercer, Dawn E. 147 Mesaros, Kathy J. 134 Mesaros, Michele 147 Meszaros, Cynthia 134 Metz, Joseph E. 82,102,141 Meuninck, Tom 38 Michalski, Louis 134 Milewski, Cheryl A. 103,147 Milewski, Kathleen 119 Miller, Arlene 147 Miller, Daveeda 134 Miller, David 102,134 Miller, Eugene 103,119 Miller, Karen L. 147 Miller, Kim M. 141 Miller, Murray L. 119 Miller, Teresa 85,86,134 Miller, Thomas G. 80,1 19 Million, Robert 28 Milligan, Nadine 134 Millspas, Beverly 86,134 Millspas, Kimberly 85,147 Mincy, Gregory 119 Mincy, Michael 54,85,147 Miner, Charles M. 58,85,134 Minor, Billie 119 Minor, Lawrence D. 1 19 ft litchell, Loretta 1 19 Mnichowski, Christopher 48,85,134 Mnichowski, William 119 Miniszewski, Mary A. 119 Mohoney, John 102 Molenda, Craig S. 134 Molnar, Robert 147 Molnar, William 119 Moody, Willie 48,134 Moore, Brian A. 134 Moore, David 119 Moore, Mary L. 96,104,141 Moore, Timothy J. 119 Morgan, Donna 147 Morman, Janet 84,119 Morris, Ann 104,141 Morris, Michelle M. 147 Morrow, Gail 147 Mosby, Debra L. 141,143 Mosby, Karen A. 97,104,147 Moskwinski, Susan M. 85,141 Mrozinski, Robert J. 119 Much, Darryl D. 134 Myers, Penni Sue 85,104,134 Myszak, Sandra Kay 134 N Nagy, Louise 38 Nagy, Marie 44 Nalepinski, Carol S. 82,85,141 Napier, Forest R. 141 Nemes, Michaael J. 119 Nemeth, Dorothy 44 Nemeth, James M. 134 Nemeth, Jeffrey L. 141 169 Nemeth, William T. 134 Nesbitt, Doyle 120 Neuliep, Sandra A. 134 Neuliep, Steven 148 Newbill.Tjeresa 96,148 Nichols, Tammy M. 96,148 NIedbalski, Bradley J. 120 Niemi, Carol 120 Niemier, Deborah 120 Niemier, James E. 57,148 Niespodziany, Jim 48,134 Nix, Richard 134 Northcutt, Anthony 134 Nova, Nancy 134 Nowacki, Mary A. 148 Nowacki, Rnady 120 Nowaczewski, Susan 148 Nowaczewski, Viviam 148 Nowak, Anne L. 85,141 Nowak, Kurt E. 102,120 Nowlcki, Jeffery 134 Nowicki, Sebastian 41 Nowicki, Susan K. 97,134 Nyberg, Jack Allen Olis, Linda Jo 142 Orlicki, JoanS. 134 Orlicki, Michael S. 148 Orlowski, Cynthia 85,104,148 Orosz, Judith 103,148 Osborne, Mari L. 120 Osborne, Ricky 134 Outlaw, Douglas K. 78,79,120 Overmyer, Kim 120 Owens, Anita 142 Owens, Fredrick 48 Owsianowski, Lynn M. 134 Owsianowski, Peter 148 Paidle, Pamela J. 120 Palecki, Christine M. 142 Pankiewicz, Barbara A. 86,134 Paprocki, Barbaras. 134 Parker, Benny 134 Parker, Gwendolyn 45 Parker, Yvonne E. 120 Parmelee, Dennis J. 120 Paskiet, Diane M. 142 Patterson, Andrew E. 54,148 Patterson, Jeff 120 Patton, Dennis 48,134 Paturalski, Diane M. 83,142 Paturalski, Julie L. 134 Paturalski, Lisa 85,148 Pauszek, Patrick 142 Payton, Michelle 134 Peck, Delores 142 Pehike, Timothy 134 Pejza, Charles 148 Pejza, Constance 134 Peregrin, Phillip 28 Perez, Jose 142 Perez, Patricia L. 98,109,120 Perry, Beverly A. 148 Perry, David 97,142 Perry, Dennis 31 Perry, Donald 97,142 Perry, Lisa R. 148 Perry, Jr. Willis 44 Perusich, Karl Anthon 142 Perusich, Renee 148 Peterson, Bette L. 85,86,142 Peterson, Lena 44 Phillippi, Rodney D. 148 Phillippi, Veldor is 86,135 Phillips, Elaine 83,135 Phillips, Jacelyn 135 Phillips, Nancy J. 148 Phillips, Terence 78,79,120 Piechocki, Carol A. 120 Piechocki, Gregory 142 Piechocki, MelindaS. 148 Piechocki, Michael 148 Piechocki, Michael A. 86 Piechocki, Tammy L. 96,148 Pierce, Kimberly A. 142 Pierce, Sandra L. 148 Pietraszewski, Clarice 86,121 Pietraszewski, Michele 148 Pikuza, Casimer 34 Pilarski, Gayle 121 Pilarski, Marion 38 Pilarski, Paul 58,84,96,97,98,120 Pilarski, Paula 97 ,98, 135 Pine, Richard A. 48,135 Plencner, Kenneth J. 85,148 Q Quickstad, James 48,142 Quinn, Sheila Yvette 86,135 Quinn, Sherry 86,142 Raben, Rita 30 Rader, Colleen A. 85,142 Rafalski, Julie 148 Ragland, Dawn 142 Ragland, Jacqueline 82,85,148 Rahn, Snndral 142 Rajski, Denise M. 135 Rajski, Larry D. 148 Rajski, Pamels 121 Rans, James 148 Rarick, Lowell 30 Ratajczak, Paul L. 80,121 Ratliff, Terry R. 148 Rectenwal, Rex 142 Rectenwal, Richard 84,121 Ratliff, Terry R. 148 Rectenwal, Rex 142 Rectenwal, Richard 84,121 Redding, David 54,82,148 Redding, Dion 54,148 Redinbo, Mary K. 121 Redling, Joesph 41 Reed, Billy 148 Reed, David A. 148 Reed, Lorenzo 142 Reed, Terry 148 Rehak, Rosemary 37,43 Reichanadter, Penny J. 148 Reilly, Susan 121 Reiter, Kathleen A. 121 Rejer, Peggy A. 121 Remaly, Gregory 142 Rendos, John Jay 85,102,148 Rendos, Kevin 84,98,107,110,121 Resil, Mark 135 Reynolds, Richard 82 Rhoades, John 56,97,98,103,135 Richard, Kathy 142 Richmond, Angela 135 Richmond, George E. 122 Richmond, Jacquelynn 142 Richmond, Raymond R. 148 Richmond, Riccardo R. 135 Richmond, Stanley 122 Richmond, Wayne A. 135 Ridout, Glenda J. 135 Riffle, Janelle 135 Ring, Christine 148 Ritschard, Jay Alan 135 Robakowski, Cynthia M. 148 Robakowski, Dale 122 Robbins, TamraC. 85,142 Robinson, Lea A. 85,148 Robinson, Lori Jo 85,135 Robinson, Rochell 148 Roche, Kathy 82,85,148 Rockhill, Jeffery A. 142 Rockhill, Terry Lynn 122 Rodgers, Darlene 148 Rodick, Brenda 85,148 Rodriguez, Rose Ann 135 Rodriguez, Ricardo 142 Rodriguez, Candido 135 Rodriquez, Celia 142 Rogers, James L. 80,85,149 Rogers, Ruby 142 Rojics, Kimberlon J. 122 Romanski, Anthony J. 48,142 Romig, Rory D. 122 Roseman, Barbara M. 122 Ross, Annette 149 Rothballer, Becky J. 149 Rothballer, Robert A. 135 Roundtree, Nancy 142 Rozycki, Kim M. 85,149 Runyan, Edward 122 Russell, Aleasha 149 Ruszkowski, Rita 44 Ruszkowski, Susan M. 98,122 Rydzinski, Deborah L. 122 Ryll, Cynthia 122 Ryll, David 122 Rzepka, Alan M. 48,50,108,122 Rzeszutek, Anthony J. 122 Sachman, Diane M. 149 Salata, Roberta L. 85,149 Salazar, Angelina 149 Salazar, Gloria 149 Salazar, Roberto 135 Salinas, Blanco 97 Salinas, Luz E. 97,135 Salinas, Guadalupe 54 Salinas, Hazel 149 Samp, Christopher 135 Sanders, Darrell 48,135 Sanders, Milton T. 54,149 Sanders, Teresa A. 149 Sanderson, LawerenceT. 142 Sanderson, Lorraine V. 142 Sanderson, Sharon 86,135 Sandoval, Reyes 135 Sandoval, Frank 149 Sandoval, Romelia 142 Sandoval, Rosalinda 142 Santa, Susan I. 149,82 Sappenfield, Elizabeth 85 Sarbo, Christina 135 Sarvari, Carson 122 Sayger, Crystal 122 Scharmach, Marianne A. 122 Scherry, Jeanne M. 149 Schmidt, Steven 135 Scholtes, Adrian 123 Scholtes, Annette L. 142 Schroer, Lisa C. 149 Schroer, Peter 84,122 Schuster, Brian 142 Schuster, Eric 123 Schymanski, John 84,123 Scott, DebraS. 142 Scott, Jr James 48 Searfoss, Diana L. 97,135 Sell, Patrice 36 Senzig, Kimberly M. 96,135 Senzig, Pandora T. 82,123 Sexton, David 40 Shannon, Michael 142 Shead, Flora M. 82,86,135 Sheehan, Amy 96,149 Shellen, Debra 85,142 Shindledecker, Gary 123 Shively, Twila 41 Short, Mary 39 Siders, Lou Ann 149 Sieracki, Thaddeus F. 80,81 Sierzant, Annie J. 123 Sikorski, Larry J. 135 Simmons, Denice 135 Simpkins, Charles A. 135 Sims, Avard 135 Sims, Belinda A. 149 Sinka, Kimberly 149 Sipotz, Michael 39 Sisti, Paul J. 103,142 Sisti, Timothy P. 135 Skibins, Danny P. 123 Skibins, Randal S. 149 Skierkowski, Diane M. 142 Skierkowski, Sandra L. 135 Skubis, Richard A. 135 Skwarcan, Lawrence 102 Smigielski, Diane L. 59,123 Smibielski, Sharon 86,97,123 Smith, Brian L. 48,142 Smith, Glen 48,135 Smith, Janet 135 Smith, Janine 123 Smith, Lyn David 135 Smith, Nancy 85,142 Smith, Robert 149 Snelling, Patricia 104,149 Snodgrass, Bonnie 85,97,135 Snyder, Richard 102,103 Sobczak, Ann M. 96,135 Sobczak, Mark D. 142 Sobczak, Richard E. 78,79,84,85,123,129 Sobecki, Diane M. 109,123 Sobecki, Sharon 149 Sobecki, Theresa 142 Sobieralski, MarkS. 123 Sobieralski, Daniel R. 149 Sochocki, Michael A. 149 Solecki, Susan D. 135 Solloway, Richard A. 108,123 Solmos, John 41 Sopczynski, Donald 123 Soto, Susana 135,137 Sparks, Chrislin A. 123 Spencer, Dana J. 123 Splawski, Donald E. 149 Springer, Deborah A. 142 Stachowiak, Diane M. 149 Stachowisk, Mary A. 149 170 Stachowiak, Raymond C. 108,123,84 Stachowiak, Thomas R. 124 Stachowski, Michael S. 149 Stallworth, Charles 40 Stankus, Monica 85,97,104,142 Stanley, Rhonda 135 Staples, Beverly 149 Stasik, Elizabeth 135 Staton, Randy 135 Stavros, James 40 Stearns, Patricia 136 Stec, Emilia 124 Stemn, Gloria 124 Stemn, Vivian 107,110,124,84 Stevens, Tina 103,149 Stewart, Cathy 124 Stevuart, Karen 142 Stickley, Betty 44 Stodolny, Anne 96,149,150 Stone, Robert 85,136 Stopczynski, David 142 Stopczynski, Lisa 149 Stopczynski, Richard 48,136 Stopczynski, Therese 102,142 Stoynoff, Michael 136 Strahia, Jona 136 Strantz, Cheryl 11,84,86,93,94,107,108,124, 128,166 Strantz, James 142 Strzelecki, Cynthia 96,104,149 Stuckey, Crystal 104,142 Stuckey, Richard 48 Stump, June 29 Suit, David 149 Suppinger, Dianne 102,149 Suppinger, Kathryn 85,86,84,107,124 Suppinger, Margaret 59,85,136 Suppinger, Mary 85,149 Suppinger, Michael 54,85,149 Surguy, William 85,136 Sutton, David 98 Swafford, Dale 42 Swihart, Devon 142 Swihart, Mark 102,136 Swintz, Robert 42 Szabo, Gerald 142 Szalewski, Stephen 48,50,84,124 Szalewski, Thomas 149 Szcypski, David 124 Szcypski, Steve 85,149 Szlanfucht, Douglas 54,149 Szucs, Christine 86,124 Szweda, Cheryl 149 Szweda, Chris 136 Szymanski, Chris 124 Szymczak, Christine 136,138 Szymczak, Diana 96,149 Szymczak, Matthew 85,149 Szymczak, Michael 97,149 Szymczak, Robert 136 Szymczak, Sueanne 124 Szymczyk, Thaddeus 149 Szynski, Bridget 149 Szynski, David 142 Szynski, Eugene 142. Tatich, Marcia 142 Taylor, Bertha 82,136 Taylor, Christal 136 Taylor, Courtney 125 Taylor, Uebbie 59,102,149 Taylor, James 125 Taylor, Michael 48,50,125 Taylor, Paul 136 Thomas, Carolyn 85,125 Thomas, Deborah 125 Thomas, Dolores 86,142 Thomas, Donald 149 Thomas, Linda 83,85,142 Thompson, Denise 83,102,143 Thompson, Doreen 102,104,149 Thompson, Douglas 103,125 Thompson, Duanne 125 Thompson, Fred 48 Thompson, Mark 80,125 Thompson, Michele 149 Thompson, Thomasena 78,79,125 Thorpe, Jeffrey 149 Tijerina, Mary 143,144 Todd, Daniel 125 Tomlinson, Valerie 83,143 Toth, Janice 125 Townsend, Allison 102,149,150 Townsend, Clarence 54,149 Townsend, Jacquelyn 78,79,82,125 Townsend, Johnnie 143 Townsend, Robin 102,136 Townsend, Robin Renee 85,86,136 Tracas, Delores 136 Tracy, James 143 Treadway, Sue 82,126 Trok, Brandon 143 Trotter, Felecia Trowbridge, Craig 124,126 True, Kevin 149 True, Kristian 149 Tucker, David 97,136 Tucker, Karen 96,102,149 Tulchinsky, Ruth 34 Tulchinsky, Terry 40 Tulledge, Cynthia 136 Turner, Alvin 136 Turner, Anna 45 Turner, Jennifer 97,103,143 Turner, Larry 54,83,149 Tuszynski, Joseph 136 Tyler, Derrick 54 U Ullery, Kelly 43 Ulrich, Jack 149 Ulrich, James 143 Underwood, Kenneth 126,129 V VanCamp, Robert 41 Vanlaere, Mary 85,136 Vanlake, Sue 82,143 Vanorman, Denise 149 Vanrassen, Lawrence 136 Vanscoyk, Chanel 143 Vanslager, Chris 48,96,97,136 Vaughn, Da id 149 Verosky, Patty 149 Verse, Zachery 149 Vol!, Georgina 36 W Wachowiak, David 85,143 Wachowiak, Duane 136 Waddups, Dale 143 Waddups, Donna 78,79,126 Waldron, Mark 48,126 Waldron, Susan 85,150 Walesiewicz, John 48,136 Walker, Julia 85,136 Wallis, Constance 29 Walters, John 126 Walters, Laura 126 Ward, Doris 44 Warner, Peggy 33 Warzyniak, Kimberly 126 Wasielewski, Paul 150 Wasikowski, Randall 102,143 Watkins, Michael 84,98,126 Watkins, Patricia 96,136 Watson, Don 36 Waumans, Michael 56,102,111,126 Wawrzyniak, Linda 150 Weaver, Nancy 150 Weaver, Sharon 150 Weaver, Timothy 126 Webb, Don 126 Weber, David 38 Wells, Kathryn 82,143 Werwas, Julienne 97,136 Werwas, Kathleen 85,136 Werwas, Paul 85,102,150 Wesaw, Mark 143 West, Clark 126 Wheeler, Dennis 48 White, Carl 48,136 White, Kathrynmary 150 White, Raymond 143 White, Tony 150 Widawski, Ann 143 Widawski, Deborah 127 Widawski, Mark 48,51,84,108,114,127 Wieczorek, Patricia 98,136 Wiktorowicz, Joseph 48,136 Wilborn, Daniel 136 Wilborn, Luanne 127 Williams, Aubrey 54,150 Williams, Corol 44 Williams, Grace 127 Willits, Wanda 143 Wills, Ella 150 Wills, Mary 143 Wilson, Leon 150 Wilson, Tammy 83,136 Wincek, Beverly 44 Wireman, Georginia 127 Wirth, Jennings 136 Wisniowski, Libbie 44 Witucki, Donna 150 Witucki, Mark 57,143 Witucki, Michael 127 Wlochowski, Margaret 85,143 Wojciechowski, Ronald 136 Wojtas, Teresa 86,136 Wojtasik, Robert 97,1 27 Wolkiewicz, Jeffrey 127 Woltman, Gerald 136 Woltman, Maryann 85,143,144 Wonsch, Eugenie 44 Womack, Naomi 150 Womack, Paula 136 Wood Cherly 1 36 Woods, Holly 84,107,127 Wozniak, Michael 127 Wright, Pamela 150 Wright, Ruben 48 Wrobel, Janice 136 Wrobel, Judith 127 Woblewski, Dennis 102,143 Wroblewski, Fran 136 Wroblewski, Julie 150 Wroblewski, Kristine 150 Wroblewski, Mary 127 Wroblewski, Ray 54,150 Wroblewski, Steven 127 Wruble, Kathryn 127 Wujcik, Steven 102 Yates, Linda 85,136 Yates, Michael 57,82,150 Young, Rhonda 143 Young, Ronald 136 Zablocki, Rebecca 127 Zakowski, Thomas 127 Zakrowski, James 78,79,127 Zakrowski, Mary Jo 86,136 Zaias, Janine 136 Zaias, Randi 85,136 Zielinski, Larry 136 Zielinski, Mary 85,136,137 Zielinski, Peter 56,84,136 Zielinski, Ronald 150 ZIolkowski, Norbett 44 Zolman, Walter 35 Zmudzinski, Mark 150 Zmyslo, Mark 80,81,150 Zmyslo, Mark 143 Zsedeny, Karen 150 Zurat, Michelle 136,138 171 Thank You The Yearbook Staff would like to thank the following people for their con- tributions to the 1975 Memory Lane: Mr. Les Howell for the theme idea: Kathy Andrysiak, who designed the title page; Robert Borlik, who designed and con- structed the cover; Lonnie Holvoet for her help with the advertising section; Mrs. Marilyn Fodor and the Hatchet Staff for sharing their journalistic know-how with us; Mr. Derald Ailes, our yearbook repre- sentative from Newsfoto Yearbooks; Mr. David Weber, who directed our darkroom technicians in the photography lab; Mr. Raymond Patnaude, who always came through in an emergency; and most of all, we would like to thank our advisor, Mrs. Mary Hintz, who stood patiently by us all year, and without whom this book would not have been possible. I 173 Making it. . . 174 . . .at WHS Making it at Washington High School. Four years of homework, studying, tests, and teachers. But also, four years of dances, football games, clubs, and friends. Each year, around 400 new Panthers be- gin to wander the halls as Freshmen, full of questions about the school and them- selves. By their Sophomore year, some of these questions have been answered, but new ones begin to arise. Their Junior year, they look back and say, Two years down, and two years to go. But the realization that they soon must decide what they are going to do with their life begins to creep up on them. By their Sen- ior year, their class has dwindled in size. Some couldn ' t handle the pressures of school and ended up dropping out. But most make one of the biggest decisions of their life. They decide the direction their future will take. And when gradua- tion day finally comes, and a diploma is put in the young graduates ' hands, they can look back on what now seems a short stay at Washington, and say . . . 175 . I MADE IT! : - Wi WW S WiW T ' r %! M ijM . v ■d . C ; J V t¥. - X v :- If •4 M. -v ' V • ««a!jr