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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1983 volume:

MEMORY LANE 1983 Washington High School 4747 W, Washington South Bend, In. 46619 Volume 43 Contents Student Life Spring Activities .... Seniors Academics Activities Sports Advertising Index Closing Contents 1 Stand Up And Take Notice A Place With Class For the past few years, we had been hearing how the great pride and spirit of W.H.S. was dwindling and how the students were not backing the school like they did before. But it was time for the people who were saying these things to Stand Up and Take Notice that we, the students at W.H.S., were alive and were taking pride in the school and made it a place that stood above the rest. The students joined together, re- gardless of backgrounds, to restore the spirit that many believed was gone. Because of our determination and our respect for W.H.S., the stu- dents were indeed making W.H.S. a Place With Class . Right: Mr. Kaser casually greets the new day with a smile. THE SERVICE AGENCY, INC. Brs ' i 2 Opening Above: Dr. Cohen takes time out from his busy schedule for a quick pic. Above: Mr. Truex awaits another day. Openir}g 3 4 Student Life STUV Student Life 5 Right: This sign represents the walking into the freedom of sum Above: For these two people sailing is the only way to get away from the pressures of everyday life. 6 Student Life Summer Means — ' Freedom ' ' i( Top: Lisa Boirell and Kim Baker ham it up at Disney World. Above: Lorl Rothballer and Renlta PletraszewskI take time out for a quick drink of water on a hot summer day. The last exam had been taken, the final opening and shutting of lockers was done, and that last walk down the hall, glancing around, recalling the memo- ries of the year that had just gone by was over. You walked to the door and opened it, and took one step out. School was over, and the lazy days of summer had begun. Summer was a time for Freedom . Waking up became easier because ten or eleven o ' clock seemed more reasonable than six or six-thirty. It was time to hit the sandy beaches and catch some rays . No more setting in classrooms all day and going by a certain schedule. Summer was a time to relax and just take things as they came. Sitting back and watching soaps seemed to be what most of the kids liked to do. Another activity was being able to stay out late on weekdays because there was no school the next day. Everything seemed to be running smoothly, but before you knew it you were back to waking up at six o ' clock and walking into that same school you were so happy to leave last June. Like they say, All good things must come to an end , but the memories of the past will remain with Student Life 7 When Labor Day passed every year, kids around the city of South Bend put their summer activities behind them and got ready for school. This past year was no ex- ception. With the intergration plan in its ' second year, things took shape. For the students, it was time to get back into the routine of doing homework and studying. The finishing touches were being made on shopping for school clothes and for school supplies. It seemed like all that was left to do was to take that long walk or drive back to school. At the beginning it seemed to be boring, but once students returned to old friends from the past and new friends from the present, everything began to fall into place, and school days seemed to fly by. Top: Darryl Corley and Jimmy Brown try to enjoy luncii in the cafateria. Above: Lisa Horvath makes the finishing touches on her homework assignment. Right: Jill Maddox and Nino Vega take a break from the pressures ol the school day. 8 Student Life km Top: Mary Butlste and Gayle Annis work together on getting their Calculus homework done. Above: Terry Hill and Serena Randolf pose lor a quick picture during lunch. h Wa r Student Life 9 The Place To Be ... South Bend? Through the years many people have asked themselves, What is there to do in South Bend ? Be- cause of the new buildings around the River City, that question could now be answered. With the construction of the Cen- tury Center and the Marriotte Ho- tel, one could see plays, musicals, lectures, and exhibits. These spe- cial programs gave the people of South Bend and our visitors an op- portunity to just relax and take it easy. The University of Notre Dame contributed to our economy and the social lives of some making South Bend, the place to be. u P3 k ' i ' - £i ' ' i flflP ' ' - Eflk iraiMtf ! K - ' . ' i l lmI iiF aiHiijI s liO i l fBHKt ' tSt., W....; IBBKHV ' ui S S ' S V JM a M ' . ' W-% ma ' W---- r Wt- ' ■ ' • ' ' jV W ■■■■:.. •m M - r ' - . : .V- d ■.. ■ -Vwi r.: m Above: This fire hydrant and many others around the city are found on every street, and their purpose is to help the city. Left: This is an inside overview of the new Marriotte Hotel. 10 Student Life Above: Pictured is the top ot the Court House in downtown South Bend. Lett: The American National Bank Building, the tallest building in downtown South Bend, looks over the city. Above: Here is one of the many street signs around the city that directs us in the way we are headed. Student Life U Stand Up For The Panthers With the clear view of how things were run by W.H.S. administrators, students appreciated getting an educa- tion and W.H.S. in general. They started to believe in their school and realized how important it was to have pride in your school. Students again began to Stand Up for the Pan- thers by cheering for their team and by showing them how much they were behind them. The Seniors and Juniors showed the underclassmen just what spirit meant and how much more effort could be shown once they knew that people were backing them. School spirit at W.H.S. was being expressed by almost everyone and not by just a handful of people. Top: Larry Palmer, Greg Fozo, Mike Young, Brian Hor- vath, and Karl Jurek wear the Panther uniform with pride Above: Sharon DemskI supports W.H.S. by cheering the team on. Right: Playing in the band helps get the students enthused about the pep assembly. 12 Student Life mi!AWsmittimimvH i uum9 nuiKM t aam -f ' Student Life 13 The Spirit Of W.KS. Is The People One of the most worthwhile things learned at W.H.S. was how to deal with all kinds of people. By working together, everyone strived to succeed under the same system. Students realized that by work- ing together things got done. If it was working on a school newspa- per or trying to put a play together, the only way to get it done was by teamwork. Everyone had the same opportunity to get involved. The people at W.H.S. made up the Washington spirit. It was not the building itself but more impor- tantly the people inside of the build- ing that decided what the future held for W.H.S. Top Right: Chris Rzepnlckl, Lisa Hor- vath. and Julie Sheridan take time lor a picture. Above: LIndy Thompson and Lorl Roth- bailer take time out from their lunct) hour to ham it up for a picture. Right: Lisa Borrell and Gill GrohowskI stroll around the school looking for interest- ing pictures to take. 14 Student Life Above: Lunch time is a time to laugh and have fun with friends. Left: Greg Gray is always willing to let his picture be taken. Student Lite 15 16 Spring Activities Spring Activities 1 7 JJiTdiiU9m liJ:ici Ii} jnr vi.TWif- actional, the Washington Varsity Baseball team was au ,d, they had beaten St. Joe, LaSalle, and Riley. In the Regionals the beat Mishawaka and Northwood to win the Regional Championship for the first time since 1974. The team then took a trip to the Semi-State. They played well, but made too many errors and lost the game to LaPorte. In that game, the team caught up and in the seventh inning, tied the score at 3-3, but in the bottom of ' ; ,, .,( ' i. LaPorte was up at bat, and with two out, they scored on a controver- the ball went into the dug-out. Mr. Tomaszewski stated that he •he honor of going to Semi-State and said, Every coach or player to at least go to the Semi-State to coach or play in it. K the team received a ninth ranking in the high school b_ ' :e Panther ' ' ' .■ awesome at the beginning of the season wit J. but they i o a tailspin. They suffered one of the worst beatings ir.cu Mr. To; enenced in a long time, getting beat by St. Joe 22-8. By the end of . le team was back on track, and outscored their opponem Mr. T Awards ut ' . f to Kenny boi on btop 3nd Jc ' st talented players, but 5. Award winners were: V Kiwanis Award winner ' -ert with a .348 batting -e Awards went to im All-Conference -tolmes for catcher. .t. .t J A • ft t t t f Jaclfowialf, and Coach Tom, aser, John Holmes. Kevin Me B-Team And Freshmen The B-Team Baseball program coached by Larry Jackowiak, had an 11-9 record and a conference record of 9-9. The team had eleven sophomores, one freshman, and one junior who achieved an award at the end of the season. With the winning record posted by the team and with the m any young men contributing to the program, next year should have some bright new faces in the varsity uniforms. The Freshman Baseball team, coached by Bruce Urban, posted a 4-5 record for the sea- son. The team suffered problems early in the Spring, but the team straightened out those problems and came back to have almost a win- ning season. The team showed a lot of chacter and should be proud of the job they did. Standing: Coach Jackowiak, Dan Lowe, Mike Young, Jeff Name, Jeff Decocq, Cfiris Evans, Glen Maenhout, Kneel- ing: Vern Stanley , Tim VanOverberghe, Ed Palicki, Eric Hartstein, Alfredo Balderas. Standing: Coach Urban, Terence Mathews, Paul Deguch, Brian Klein, Mike Snidecki, Tye Noland, Coach Buysee. Kneeling: Bill McCammon, Jim Latson, Robbie Miller, Billi Konter, Norm Bogunia, Troy Rybicki. 20 Baseball Baseball! Above: The team does some warm-up exercises before the game. Below: Eric Hartstein awaits the up coming game. Score Box Opponent We They Elk. Central 8 7 Elk. Memorial 2 Mishawaka 8 6 Clay 7 6 Penn 2 11 Elston 6 5 LaSalle 2 5 Adams 1 4 Riley 4 3 Adams 6 1 Elk. Memorial 7 9 Elk. Central 9 14 Marian 15 4 Mishawaka 8 7 Clay 4 5 Penn 3 9 St. Joe 6 3 Elston 9 2 LaSalle 2 4 Riley 2 8 Score Box Opponent We They Lasalle 20 Clay 5 13 Riley 16 5 Adams 1 4 Mishawaka 7 2 Penn 6 4 St. Joe 3 6 Riley 9 Lasalle 2 6 Baseball 21 Girls Off And Running The 1982 Girls Track team was lead by many outstanding girls. Coached by Miss Mar- cia Magnuson, the team had a 4-6 record. The team placed forth in the Sectionals and fifth in the Princess Relays. Junior, Kim Kilgore earned her place on the first team, All-Confer- ence team, in the longjump. Senior, Jenny Maenhout placed first in the discus at the city and Sectional meets. Named to the second team. All Conference, were the 1600 mile Re- lay, Aslisia Rodgers, Dana Jenkins, Darlene Kelley, and Theressa Watkins. M.V.P. was Dana Jenkins and Jenny Maenhout, and Connie Williams received the Mental Attitude award. Above: Coach Magnuson. Below. The team gets in some running during practice. Above: Darlene Kelley and Kim Grant take a quick jog around tiie track. Below: Dana Jenkins stretches before going out to run. 22 Girls Track Boys Have An Excellent Season The 1982 Boys ' Track team were Sec- tional Champions and was second in the N.I.C. with an 7-2 record. The team was lead by Seniors Tom Andrezjewski, Dennis Winters, Perry Sanders, Derrick Smith, Doug Fletcher, Skip Kalmar, Paul Dashner, and Pat Klaybor. Individual winners in the Sectionals were Tom Andrezjewski — Pole Vault, Lonnie Powell — 400 meter dash. Derrick Smith, Johnnye Love, Doug Fletch- er, and Lonnie Powell — 1600 meter relay team. M. v. P. was Tom Andrezjewski, and Doug Fletcher received the Sportsmanship Award along with the Kiwanis Award. Left: 1982 Boys Track and Field Team. Below Left: Lonnie Powell races lor tiie finisli line. Below Right: Tom Andrezjewski flies over the bar with room to spare. Boys Track 23 Girls Tennis Have A Trying Season The Girls Tennis team was coached by Ann Dodd, and had a 6-9 record. The team was helped by Seniors, Beth McGowan, Kelli Groves, and Sharyl Zwierzynski. Captains of the team were Beth McGowan and Sharyl Zwierzynski. The team was also paced by Fran Ginter, Chris Harley, Cheryl Early, Lori Leckac- zyk, Mary Butiste, Lisa Borrelli, Sharon Bonek, Anna Critchlow, and Jeanne Kowalski. Also on the team was, Sigrid Bettinger, a Foreign Exchange Student from Germany. M. V.P. was Sharyl Zwier- zynski, Chris Harley received the Sports- manship Award, and Most Improved went to Cheryl Early. Sharyl Zwiezynski earned the Kiwanis Award. Below: Sharyl Zu leizynskI gets ready for an on coming serve. Standing: Chris Harley. Beth McGowan, Lori Leckaczyk. Cheryl Early, Mary Butiste, Kelli Groves, Sharyl Zwierzynski, and Coach Ann Dodd. Kneeling: Jeanne Kowalski, Anna Critchlow, Fran Ginter, Sigrid Bettinger, Lisa Borrelli, and Sharon Bonek. Above: Mary Butiste warms-up before a big match. 24 Girls ' Tennis WWi W P  ' IWI I P j ' i f W— WW Girls Fought To The End Above: 1982 Girls ' Softball Team The 1982 Girls ' Softball team, coached by Sue Edison and Roylene See, had a record of 4-8. This year ' s team showed a desire to play ball. Through all the games the girls fought to the final out was made. The fights proved to be beneficial since some of their games were won in the last inning. The team was placed by three-year starters. Deb Caudill, Lyndelle Egyed, and Judy Jurgonski. Two-year starters Sally Milliken, Lori Rothballer, and Michelle VanWyns- berghe helped contribute along with other outstanding players, such as, Pam Rzepnicki, Polly Szlanfucht, Tami McCammon, Wendy Engles, Tracy Gray, Katha Bucher, Jo Rodriguez, Chris Rzepnicki, Lori Colquitt, Sherri Bar- iewlski, Shelley Tuttle, and Roberta Dodd. M. V.P. was Lyndelle Egyed, Sportsmanship — Deb Caudill, and the Kiwanis Award was Pam Rzepnicki. Captains were Sally Milliken and Pam Rzepnicki. Left: Polly Szlanfucht, Lori Colquitt, and Shelley Tuttle take a rest between innings and cheer for the team. le- ' :al t ■ - t- . Jjppr i- i-: .- t vi , ■if ' .■ ' •Irti -- ■■ Above: Pam Rzepnicki, third Baseman, gets ready to make another outstanding play. left: Sally Milliken, Catcher, looks confused about a call made by the homeplate umpire. Girls ' Softball 25 Golfers ' Have Difficult Season The Golf team, coached by Mr. Wat- son, was lead by two-year veterans Steve LeeVan, Jim Nowicki, Mark Rafalski, Ke- vin Rybicki, and Kevin Zalas. First-year chevron winners were Ryan McBride and Scott Tafelski. Sweater award winner was Bob Rzepnicki. Although this season had its drawbacks, the golfers gave their all. M. V.P. award went to Steve Lee van. The Sportsmanship award went to Mark Rafalski, and the fewest putts went to Scott Tafelski. Standing: Coach Watson. Scott Tafelski. Kevin Zalas, Bob Rzepnicki. Ryan McBride, Mike Sawdon. Kneeling: Steve LeeVan, Mark Rafalski, Kevin Ry- bicki, and Jim Nowicki. Below: Scott Tafelski lines up a shot while Bob Rzepnicki looks on. 26 Golf The Man Who Came To Dinner Senior CastMemogi Last Spring, the Drama Club put on the hilarious Comedy hit The Man Who Came to Diner . The three act play took hours to produce. In the long run, it was worth it for Ron (Banjo) VanTornhaut and Tressie (Nurse) Johnson, but for old timers, Billy Scherpereel and Bonnie Bejma, it was shear fun. The play concerned a famous director — writer — producer, Sheridan Whi- teside, who slipped and cracked his hipbone on the Stanley ' s doorstep after having dinner with them. Sheri- dan and his secretary decided to live in the Stanley house and take it over. In the end, it all worked out. The play was another smash hit directed by Mr. Good. Play 27 As Friday night. May 21, roled around, many preparations had been made. This night was an unusual night for the W.H.S. Prom. The theme of the prom was chosen. It was We Got Tonight , and the colors were Royal Blue and Light Blue. The night began with a dinner at a choice restaurant and then to the prom. There, the couples enjoyed the music of S.S. XPRESS and had a great time socializing with their friends. About ten o ' clock the court was announced, and the Queen and Princess were announced. The Princess was Michelle Van Wynsberghe, and the Queen was Jenny Maenhout. The evening passed, and each couple seemed to go their own way, taking with them the memories of the 1 982 Junior-Sen- ior Prom. Above: Jenny Maenhout, Queen Above: Michelle VanWynsberghe, Princess. Above: Mrs. Sell greets Joyce Clark and Nathan Schroer. Left: Jackie Cole escorted fey Danny Price. 28 Prom We ' ve Got iiMimiMiiu — w— miiM i ii 1 Above: Miss Raben and Miss Warner, junior class sponsors, make the finishing plans Above: Vickie Graham escorted by Darrvl Johnson before the Prom begins. Above: The couples enjoy the evening filled with dancing and socializing. Above: Lorl Rothballer escorted by Scott Sea rfoss. Tonight Prom 29 On June 6, the Class of 82 received their diplo- mas for which they had waited many years. It seemed that at this point everybody should have been happy and excited that their high school years were done, but there were mixed emotions. Many wanted to feel happy and relieved, but it was hard because of the reflections on the good times had in the past. It seemed that children were no longer, but that young adults who would have to make decisions that would affect the rest of their lii ' e li ere blossoming. These decisions wo It but not impossible. It was time to put skills and knowledge learned from twelve years of school, whether it is in college or in the business world. i Above: Deb CauJill (Sahtatofian the Senior Awards Day. Ji to the Class of 82 ' al Above: Sbella Sroda smiles has she just received her diplon Leit: Polly Stianfucbt and Sbaryl ZwIenynakI, Co-Presidents of th Class of 82 ' say their good-bys. mm.wmv! . iiiiipnimMpiii ■■■■■■■i Soccer Team Posts 4-7 Record The Class With Class Is Here At Last!!! Seniors 33 V-i-c-t-o-r-y Thats Our Senior Battle Cry Four years ago, as the class of ' 83 entered Wash- ington for the first time, the senior year seemed very far away. Freshmen began the process of working their way through crowded halls, searching above doors for the right room number, and meeting their new classmates, many of whom became good friends. As the years went by, all of the high school activi- ties that were so new and different for freshmen — pep assemblies, football games, homecoming, class parties, plays, proms — were enjoyed by many stu- dents and provided some great times. Passing dri- vers ' ed. and getting a driver ' s license, buying a class ring, and getting through those final exams, all led up to that all-important senior year. Suddenly, the fall of ' 82 was here, and the class found itself in the much-anticipated, prestigious role that once seemed so far away — seniors. The senior year brought on a rush of activities, like the paper- work of applying to college or for a job, and also added responsibilities as leaders of the student body. The class of ' 83 lived up to the challenge, carrying on the great tradition of Panther Pride, and left Washing- ton in June with some well-earned diplomas and a host of memories from high school, some of the best years of your life. William Addams . . . Beth Anderson . . . Tennis (1. 2), Prom Committee (3), Language Club (3), Junior Achievement (2) Gayle Annis . . . Basketball (1). Swing Choir (1. 2). Girls Choir (1. 2). N.H.S. (2. 3. 4) Kim Baker . . . Swimming (1. 2. 3. 4). Co Captain (4). Hatchet (1. 2). Drama Club (.). Hatchet Photo Editor (3. 4). Yearbook Photo Editor (4), Language Club (3). Who ' s Who. Class Historian (1). Studio Art (3. 4) Jimmy Ball . . Randy Baraso . . Emma Bautlsta . . . Volleyball (1) Karen Beelaert . . Bonnie Bejma . . . Volleyball (1. 2. 3. 4). Basketball (1, 2. 3. 4). Track (1). Foreign Language (1. 2). Drama Club (1. 2. 3). Vice President (1). Student Council (2) Walter Blockson . . . Laura Bognar . . . Volleyball (1). Language Club (1. 3. 4). Des Moiselles (1. 2. 3. 4). Prom Committee (3. 4). COE Lisa Bonds . . . Volleyball (1). Track (1. 2), Basketball (1. 2. 4). Pantherettes (2). President (3). S B of Ebony Love (4) Ed Borek Lisa Boreelll . . . Tennis (2. 3. 4). Hatchet (3. 4), Memory Lane (4), Language Club (1), Guidance Aid (4), Studio Art (3. 4) J A (1. 2) Rhonda Bradford . . . Track (1. 2). Basketball (1. 2. 3). NHS (3. 4). ICT (4). Class Advisory Board (3), Multicultural Society, Language Club (2. 3. 4). Gospel Chorus (2). NAACP Youth Council. J A (1, 2, 3), Ebony Love 34 Seniors Up Up And Away Kim Bralick . . . Tennis (2). NHS (2, 3. 4), Yearbook Staff (2). 4-H (1. 2). Des Moiselles (3). Prom Committee (3), Drama (1) Anton Brevard . . . Dawn R. Brooks . . . Track (1), Cheerleading (1. 2. 3, 4). Hurdle Honey (3). Usher Club (3). Football Homecoming Queen Tim Brown . . . Robert Brummell . . . Hatha Bucher . . . Mark BuczkowskI VInce Burkhart . . . Soccer (2. 3. 4) Mary Batiste . . Language Club (1, Who Tim Carlton . . . Football (1. 2. 3. 4). Tennis (2. 3. 4). J A (1. 2), 2. 3, 4). NHS 13 4). Who ' s Gerardo Celaya . . . Foreign Exchange Student Carol Chelmlnlak . . . Drama Club (2). Girls Chorus (1, 2), Prom Committee (3), Homecoming Committee (3) Robert Chlebek . . . Football (1. 2. 3. 4), Wrestling (1) Beth Chrzan . . . Chris Cleslalka . . . Language Club (2), Drama Club (1). Pantherettes (2. 3), COE (4). Colleens (1. 2, 3. 4), Social Chairman (3), Vice President (4), Prom Committee (3), President of COE (4) Olivier Marson was one of our foreign exchange students at Washington this year. He came from Nency, Lorraine, in the northeastern part of France. He was hosted by the family of Jeff De Cocq. Olivier has traveled through many parts of Europe, and though he some- times missed his family and friends, he enjoyed his visit to America. He especial- ly liked football, and attended many of the Washington football games this year. An athlete himself, he played for Wash- ington in soccer, which is as popular in Europe as football is in America. He had very little difficulty in class or anywhere else due to his language proficiency, and he made many friends during his stay. The senior class wishes Olivier good luck in the future. Seniors 35 Kathy Clark Danny Clayton Annette Cole Lorl Colquitt . . . Softball (2. 3, 4), Language Club, Drama Club (1), Class Secretary (1), Des Moiselles (1, 2, 3. 4). Social Chairman (4), Prom Committee (3), NHS (3, 4) Ed Con . . . Charlene Coussens . . . Foreign Language Club (2 yrs.). NHS, Yearbook Staff (1 yr.). Prom Committee Irvin Cygrit . . . Gayle DemskI . . . Cheerleader (1, 2. 3, 4), Language Club (1). Drama (1. 2, 3, 4), Colleens (1, 2, 3, 4), Football Homecoming Court (4). Prom Committee (3) Pable Diaz . . . Karen Dickson . . . Orlando Douglas . . . Lorl Downey . . . Drama (1), Language Club (2, 3). Hatchet (3) Carl Dudeck . . . Michelle DudzlnskI . . . Pantherettes (2, 3), Drama Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Language Club (2. 3, 4), Girls Chorus (1, 2). Hatchet (3, 4), Memory Lane (3, 4), School Drama Productions. DECA (3. 4), Moniques (1. 2. 3, 4) Jasom Dunlap . . . Language Club (2, 3) Jill Dona then . . . Hatha has a quick snack before class. 36 Seniors Cheryl Early . . . Tennis (2, 3, 4). NHS J3. 4), Moniques (2, 3, 4). Language Club (1. 2. 3. 4). Drama Club (2, 3. 4), Moniques President (4), Hatchet (4), Ushers Club (2. 3, 4), Yearbook (3). Girls Chorus (2), Junior Waltons (2). Who ' s Who (3 4) Rebecca Folkner . . . Flag Corps (3, 4), Band (1, 2, 3. 4), Hatchet (4). Language Club (3. 4) Sonny Fox . . . Greg Fozo . . . Football (1. 2. 3. 4). Basketball (L 2. 3. 4), Baseball (1. 2, 3, 4). NHS (3, 4), Language Club (2, 3, 4) Ken Gadacz . . . Connie Ganus . . . Advisory Board (2), Drama (2. 3. 4). Language Club 12. 3. 4). Multicultural Society (2, 3). Prom Committee (3). Who ' s Who Laurie Garber . . . Attendance Aid (2 yrsj, Choir (2 yrsJ. Head Start Aid (1 yr.) Sandy Garza . . . Soccer (2), MSA (3. 4), Multicultural Society (3), Advisory Board (1), Studio Art (3. 4) Amy Gerbaslch . . . Flag Corp (3, 4). Language Club (1, 2), Girls Chorus (2), Drama (2. 3) Frances Glnter . . . Tennis (3, 4), Language Club a. 2). NHS (3 4) Chuck Golubskl Who ' s Who. SMC Kathle Gorny . . . Ushers Club (1, 2). Language Club (1. 2. 3. 4). Drama Club (1. 2. 3. 4). Vice President (4). South Pacific (1). Babes in Arms (3). Girls Chorus (1. 2, 3, 4), Junior Waltons (1. 2. 3. 4), President (4). Memory Lane (1. 2. 3. 4). Student Council (1). Youth for Understanding. Greece (3). Des Moiselles (1. 2). WHS Outstanding Sophomore. NHS (3. 4), Swing Choir (3. 4), Secretary-Treasurer (4), Class Vice President (2). Class President (4). Hatchet (1, 2), Who ' s Who Cedrlc Grahm . . . NHS (3. 4), Latin (1, 2) Victoria Grahm . . . Pantherettes (2. 3). Student Council (1. 2, 3, 4), Junior Prom Court, Football Homecoming Court (4) Paulette Gray . . . DEC A. Language Club (1). Girls Chorus (2) Kathy Green . . . Drama Club (1 yr.) Debbie Grazlskowlak . . . Richard Gunn . . . Football (1. 2, 3, 4). Track (2, 3. 4). Band (1. 2. 3. 4) Lonnle Gunn . . . Track (2, 3, 4) Greg Guzlckl . . . Freshmen Baseball Equipment Manager (2). Junior Varsity Baseball Equipment Manager (2). Varsity Baseball Equipment Manager (3, 4) Chris Harley . . . Tennis (2, 3. 4), Advisory Board (1). Drama Club (2), Language Club (2. 4). NHS (3. 4) Brian Harmaclnskl . . . Football (1, 2. 3. 4) Dean Harmon . . . Juanlta Harris . . . Volleyball Mgr., Track Mgr.. NHS. Hatchet, Language Club. JA Orchestra Seniors 37 Patty Hayes . . . Vollevball (1. 2, 4), Tennis (2), Matmaid (3. 4). Language Club (3. 4) Lorraine Hibbard . . , Call Ann Hill . . . Drama (1, 2, 3, 4). South Pacific, Babes in Arms, COE (1), Language Club (1), Girls Chorus (1. 2), Essay Contest 1st place Chris Hock . Brian Horvath . . . Football (1. 3. 4), Basketball (1. 2. 3, 4), Baseball (4), Language Club (3, 4), Monogram Club (3. 4) Lisa Horvath . . . Girls Chorus (1, 2), Drama Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Language Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Junior Class Advisory Board, Senior Class Social Chairman, National Honor Society (3, 4). Colleens Girls Club (3. 4) Ladonna Huddleston . . . Advisory Board Member (2), Pantherette (2 yrs.). Historian for Pantherette (2), Prom Court (3) Kenneth Janlak . . . David Johnson . . . Basketball (1. 2, 3. 4) Tressle Johnson . . . Basketball (1. 2. 3, 4), Track (1), Ebony Love Club (4) David R. Jozwiak . . . Football (1. 2, 3, 4), Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4), Basketball (1), Language Club (2. 3, 4), Monogram Club (2, 3, 4) Karl Jurek . . . Football (1. 2, 3, 4), Soccer (2, 3. 4). Wrestling (1), Language Club (3, 4). Monogram Club (2, 3, 4). Yearbook (4). DECA (4). Co-Vice President (4) Michael Kajzer . . . Swimming (3, 4) Glenda KapalczynskI . . Deann Kaser . . . Softball (1, 2). Cheer leading (1. 2. 3. 4). Batgirl (3, 4), Prom Committee (3), Language Club (1, 2) Donald Keen . . . Kim Kllgore . . . Track (1, 2, 3. 4). Basketball (1. 2. 3. 4). Class Secretary (3), Language Club (2, 3. 4). Multi- Cultural Society, Gospel Chorus, I.CT. Junior Achievement (1, 2), Ebony Love (4), Athlete of the Week. Area Best (1. 2, 3), NAACP Youth Council (4), 1st team all Conference Stacey L. KIrkendoll . . . Track (3 yrs). Drama, Concert Choir, Swing Choir, Musical Productions, Variety Show, Piano Class, 3 year Letterman, Black Cultural Society Cathy King . . . Track (1, 2), Basketball (1. 2). Freshman Class President Bruce Kllmek . . . Kelley Stewart takes a break H from her pottery class. H ■H Sandy Garza concentrates hard H on her pot. B Pgf «; ■ ' - ' - 38 Seniors ■SBSI Vickie Knaplk . . . Junior Achievement (2), Junior Prom Committee (3) Karen Kobn . . . Hurdle Honneys (1, 2), Volleyball Manager (2) Rick KoslnskI . . Ron Koszyk . . . MIchaeleen Kovach . . . Pat KowalskI . . . Junior Waltons (1. 2, 3, 4), Future Farmers of America (3, 4). National Honor Society (3, 4) Barb Krol . . . Ushers Club (1. 2. 3), Concert Choir (1, 2. 3), Swing Choir (3, 4), Memory Lane (3, 4). Senior Editor (4), Swing Choir (3, 4). Vice President (4), Variety Show (4) Kevin KruszewskI . . . Kim Kublslak . . . Swim Team (1). JA (2. 3, 4). Moniques (1) Julie Kunert . . . Drama Club (2. 4), HERO (4) Cbarlssa Lancaster . . . Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4). Softball (1. 2). Volleyball (1), Track (4) Mark Landult . . . Todd Lane . . . Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4) Tom Laney . . . Football (1, 2. 3, 4), Swimming (3. 4), Wrestling (2) Darlene LaskowskI . . . Concert Choir (1, 2, 3), Swing Choir (4), Choral Singers (2. 3. 4). Girls Chorus (1, 2. 3. 4), Drama Club (1). Babes in Arms, Hatchet Staff. HERO (4) Maureen Leda . . . Milton (Sweetness) Lee Basketball (1, 3) Steve LeeVan . . . Andy Lekarczk Lorl Lekarczyk Tennis (2, 3. 4) Football (1. 2, 3, 4), Football (1. 2). Baseball (1) Softball (1), Volleyball (1. 2. 3. Julie and Chris flash their Ultra Bright smiles. Doug Hilliard. 1 refuse to go. Seniors 39 Gerardo Celaya San Luis, Sonora, Mexico, was the home of senior foreign exchange stu- dent Gerardo Celaya. While in Amer- ica, he stayed at the home of Joe Van- Overberghe ' s family. Although Gerardo naturally missed his family and friends in Mexico, he said that he liked America because that the people he has met have been very friendly to him. A talented guitar player and singer, he took part in the fall Variety Show put on by the Drama Club. Language was not a problem for Gerado, and he maintained good grades at Washington. We were glad to have him here, and wish him the best of luck for the future. Denlse Lesulk . Jeffery Lewis . . . Mascott (1). Track (2. 3. 4). Gymnast (2. 3. 4). Swing Choir (3). l.C.T. (4). Concert Choir (1. 2, 3) Robert Lopez . . . Dan Lowe . . . Baseball (1. 2. 3. 4). Football I. 2) Rose Lubelski . . . John LublnskI . Marcle A. LublnskI . . . DeAnna Lundqulst . . . Cheerleading (1. 2, 3), DesMoiselles (1, 2), National Honor Society (3. 4). I.CT (4 Mike Lundqulst . . . John Lynch . . Shataunia Lumpklns . . . Greg MacGowen . . . Language Club Jean MacleJewskI . . . Ushers Club (1. 2. 3). Guidance Aid (2. 3), Yearbook (4), Prom Committee (3) Cathy Mackowlak . . . HERO (4). Drama Club (1. 2). Girls Chorus (1. 2). Language Club (1. 2. 3). NHS (3. 4) Kevin Madden . . . Football (1, 2, 4), Wrestling (1. 2). NHS (3. 4) m i V 1 1 . i kJ 40 Seniors Wait a minute. I ' m not finished. ' Joe Maddox . . . Language Club (4) Richard Marcotte . . Melissa Marshall . . . Volleyball Manager (1 yr.). Hatchet (2. 3. 4). Language Club LA (2 yrs.) Oliver Marson . . . Soccer (4). Foreign Exchange Student (4) Barry Mathews . . . Basketball. Baseball. DECZ Gavin McGlnty Darryl McBrlde . . . Football (1, 2, 3. 4). Media Radio Broadcast (3. 4) Gayann McCarty . . . Softball (2). Track (1). Basketball (2). Drama Club (2), Chorus (1), DE (4). JR. Waltons (4) Patty McDonell . . . Volleyball (1, 2. 3), Hurdle Honeys (1. 3), Batgirl (2). NHS (3. 4). Language Club (1. 3. 4). Flag Corps (3. 4) Allen McHolland . . . Senior Student Council President Marietta McKlnney . . . Track (1, 2). Gospel Choir (2). Pep Band (1, 2. 4), Marching Band (1. 2. 4). Concert Band (1. 2. 4). Hatchet (2. 3. 4). Circulatory Manager (3. 4). Who ' s Who Language Club (3. 4), Ebony Star (4), Orchestra (2. 4). JA (2. 3) Arthur McKnIght . . . Football Manager. DECA. NHS Advisory Board Kim poses for the camera. Rhonda Meert . . . B Team Tennis (2). Class Treasurer (1, 2. 4). Sports Editor Yearbook (4). Language Club (1. 2. 3, 4). Colleens (1, 2, 3. 4). President (4) Ann Meller . . . Volleyball (1, 2, 3), Language Club (3. 4). Junior Waltons. C.OE. (4) Seniors 4 J Darlene L. glances at her book before an- swering a question. Karen, Miss Raben, and Mr. Rarick are busy preparing home- coming flowers. Jean Maciejewski tries to find her book among the cluttered mess. Gary Meszaros . . . Football (1. 2. 3). Class President (2) Joseph Meszaros . . . Richard MIchallak . . . Football (1, 2. 3. 4). Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4), National Honor Society (3, 4), Language Club (1, 2), Hoosier Boys State Lorl MIchalskI . . . Girls Basketball (1. 2) KImberly Miller . . . Basketball (1. 2. 3. 4). Cheerleading (1. 2). Track (1, 2. 3. 4) Terrence Miller , . Tina Miller Rhanda Mllon HERO. Language (1. 2) Cross Country (2, 3, 4), Misty Mint on David Molnar . Track (2). Basketball (1, 2. 3. 4) Tellna Moore . . . Angela Moreno . . . Volleyball (1, 2. 3. 4). Co- Captain B-Team Junior Year Mat Maid (3, 4) Advisory Board (1. 2, 3, 4). Prom Committee. LULAC Club (3). Football Homecoming, Low Rider (1, 2. 3. 4). Youth Folk Lored Dance Shawn Morgan . . . Steven Mroczklweicz . Thomas Mulkey Jr. ... Band (1, 2), Swing Choir (3. 4). NHS (3. 4). Language Club (2. 3. 4). Orchestra (1, 2), Advisory Board (2), Jazz Band (1. 2). Who ' s Who (4). Drama Club (4), Musicals (1, 2, 3. 4) Wlllard Nallon . . . Frosh Year Mascot, Varsity Cheerleader (2. 3, 4), Varsity Track (2, 3, 4), Tennis (3), Hatchet Staff (3, 4), Drama Club (2, 3), Gospel Choir (1, 2), Frosh Class Officer, Concert Choir (1, 2), Mixed Chorus, Babes In Arms (3), Sister and Brother of Ebony Love Brady Nellson . . . Joseph NIezgodzl . . . Hockey (1, 2, 3, 4), Language Club (3) Kim NIespldzlany . . . James Nowlckl . . . Golf (1, 2, 3, 4), NHS 42 Seniors Lisa Odusch . . . Volleyball (1, 2), NHS (3. 4). Yearbook (2). Band (1, 2. 3. 4), Language Club (2. 3. 4 . Prom Committee (3). JA (2. 3), Guidance Aid (4) Placldo Ollvarez . . . Football (1. 2. 3), Wrestling (1). Foreign Club (1), Football Homecoming Court LInd OpaczewskI . . . National Honor Society Cherllynn Orr . . . Oc. Captain B-Team, Pantherettes 12), Varsity Pantherettes (3, 4), Language Club (3. 4). HERO (4). Usher Club (4) Jeff Overton . . . Wrestling (1. 2. 3) Pam Page . . . Drama Club (3), Junior Class Advisory Board, Senior Class Historian, NHS (3, 4) Ron Paidle Leonard Paszek . . . Ronald Pawlak . . . Christine Peclna . . . Volleyball (1, 2, 3. 4). Language Club (3. 4), Yearbook Staff (4), NHS (3, 4), Des Moiselles (2. 3, 4) Walter Peppers . . . Mark Phlllpip . . . Swimming (1, 2, 3. 4), Captain Girls Swimming (3, 4), Manager Language Club (1) Renlta PletraszewskI . . . WHS Band (1, 2, 3). Language Club (2. 3, 4), NHS (3, 4) Peggy PopllskI . . . Cyreasa Porter . . . Bradley Prestin . . . Lole Radtke . . . Basketball (1, 2), COE Foreign Language (1) Karl RadzlkowskI . Mark RaflskI . . . Football (2, 3, 4). Golf (1, 2. 3. 4) Senior class officers — Karl Jurek, Lisa Odusch, Rhonda Meert, Pam Page, Angle Moreno, Kathie Gorny, Julie Sheridan, and Lisa Horvath. Senior class advisory board - Angle Moreno. Lisa Odusch, Art McKnight, and Seniors 43 Trad Reamer . . . Lisa Reed . . . Tennis (1). NHS (1. 2, 3). Foreign Language Club (1. 2). Prom Court Angel Robledo . Angella Rodgers . Yolanda Rodriguez . . . Volleyball (1), Softball (3). Jr. LULCA (4), Lowrider Club (1. 2. 3. 4) Klmberly Roempagel . . Bryan Romano . . . Wrestling (1. 2. 4). NHS Lorl Rothballer . . . Volleyball (1. 2. 3. 4). Softball (2. 3. 4), Language Club (2 3). NHS (3 4). Class Treasurer (3). J A (2). Prom Court (3). Football Court (4). Des Moiselles (1. 2. 3, 4) John Rozyckl . . . Chris Rulhley . . . Volleyball (1. 2} Lorl Russell . . . Pom Pons (2. 3). Historian (2). Drama Club (1. 2, 3. 4), Language Club (1). Girls Chorus (1. 2. 4). Concert Choir (4). Treasurer (4), Swing Choir (3. 4). Orchestra (1. 2. 3, 4). President (3j. Publicity Choir (4). Memory Lane (2). Moniques (2. 3. 4 , Soc. Choir (4). School Drama Productions (1, 2. 3. 4). Musicals (1. 2. 3. 4). NHS (3, 4). Who s Who (4) Kevin Ryblcki Todd Ryblcki Chris Rzepnickl . . . Volleyball (1, 2. 4). Track (1. 2). Softball (3). NHS (2. 3. 4). Foreign Language Club (1. 2). Student Council (2), Football Homecoming Court (1. 4). Prom Court (3) Sharon RobakowskI . . . Judy Sabaj . . . Dan Sacchlnl . . . Football (1. 2, 3, 4). Basketball (1. 2). Baseball (1. 2, 3, 4), Monogram Club. Language Club. Co- President of Multi-Culture Society. Student Leadership Croup. Band (1. 2. 3. 4). NHSP Paula Salazar . . . Corlna Sanders . . . South Bend of Ebony Love Ladonna Sanders . . . Frosh Booster Club, Soph Booster Club, Cheerblock, Junior Band (flags), Junior Language Club 44 Seniors 1 1 n mil iiimiiiwiiuM Lisa Sayer . . . Basketball (1, 2, 3). Cbeerleading (1, 2), Language Club (2, 3), Advisory Board William Scherpereel . . . Drama Club (1, 2. 3, 4). Junior Rep- (3). President (4). Swing Choir (2. 3, 4), Class Social Chairman (3). Yearbook (4), Activities Editor, Prom Committee (3), Language Club (2, 3, 4), Secretary- Treasurer (4). Spirit Angles (3. 4). Musicals (1, 2. 3. 4) Judy Schultz . . . Track (1, 2j. NHS (3, 4), Foreign Language Club (1. 2, 3) Scott D. Searfoss . . . Baseball (1, 2. 3, 4). Football (1, 2), Basketball (1). NHS Denlese Sharp . . . Ernest Shaw . . . Julie Ann Sheridan . . . Girls Tennis (2), Girls Basketball (1. 2). Band (1. 2. 3. 4). Assistant Drum Major (4). Class Vice President (4), Class Co-Vice President (4), Prom Committee (3), Foreign Language Club (2, 3, 4), Yearbook (2), Language Club President (4), JA (2. 3) Calvin Sherk Dale Shelter Mary Sue SIdorskI . . . Baton Twirler (1, 2, 3, 4), Band (1. 2. 3, 4), NHS (3, 4), Language Club (2), Football Homecoming Mary Sue seems to be camera shy. Kelvin Burch lends a helping hand. Gregory Simmons . . . Kenny Smith . . . Sonia Smith . . . Dawn Smurr . . . Drama Club (3, 4), Language Club (4). Moniques (2. 3, 4), Sec. 4), NHS (3. 4) Annie SoberalskI . . . Hatchet Staff (3, 4) (photographer), Sports Activity Photographer (4), Girls Choir (2), New Generation (4) Kenny Soos . . . Basketball (1), Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4), NHS (3 4) Jeff Splcher . . . Scott St Germain . . . David Stanly . . . Ranlell Stanley . . . Seniors 45 Pervis Staples . . . Edward StarzynskI . . . Kellye Stewart . . . Soccer, Cheerleading (Ij, Studio Art (4) Kim Stickler ... JA (1. 2). Prom Committee (3). Drama Club (2) Sue Stofelen . . . Drama Club (2, 3, 4), Achiever Associatior) (1, 2, 3. 4). (Pres. 3). (NAA 4). Company Pres. (1, 2. 3. 4). Who ' s Who (4) Ken StopczynskI . . . Cross Country (2). Track (2) Rebecca StrychalskI . . . Ted Suit . . Donna L. Suth . . . Volleyball (2). Mat Maid (3, 4). Hurdle Hor)eys (1. 2. 3. 4). NHS (3. 4). Flag Corp (2. 3. 4). Foreign Language Club (1, 3), Drama Club (3) Donald Swanson . . . Football (1, 2. 3. 4). Basketball (1). Swing Choir (3, 4). Concert Choir (2. 3. 4). Drama Club (3. 4), Babes in Arms, The Man Who Came to Dinner Kathryn A. Swoaks . . . Track (1, 2), Language Club (3. 4), Hatchet (4), Concert Choir (4), Ushers Club (4), Upward Bound Program (1. 2, 3. 4) Shelly SzalewskI . . . Volleyball (1, 2, 3, 4), DM ' S Club (1, 2), Language Club (1) Timothy P. SzalewskI . . . Language Club (1), DeMolay (3, 4), VICA (4j, Vocational Machine Shop (1, 2, 3. 4), Drafting (2, 3) Geot Szarwark . . . PSI-IOTA (3. 4), ICT (3, 4) Susan M. Szmanda . . . Football Manager (2. 4). Wrestling Mat Maid (1, 2, 3, 4), Hurdle Honey (1, 2. 3, 4), Language Club (3. 4), NHS (3, 4), Attendence Sid (2). Yearbook (2). Guidance Aid (4), Prom Committee 13) Lisa SzynskI . . . Cheryl TafelakI . . . Drama Club (2, 3, 4), Language Club (2, 3. 4), Babes In Arms, Prom Committee (3) Ty Tetzlaff . . . Basketball (1). Baseball (2) Erin Thompson . . . NHS (3. 4), Hatchet (3. 4). Band (1, 2, 3. 4). Pep Band (1. 2. 3, 4), Drama Club (3. 4). Moniques (2, 3, 4) (Vice Pres. 4). Language Club (2. 3. 4), Memory Lane (3, 4) (Academic Editor 4), Who ' s Who Mellnda Thompson . . . Carmela TIJerlna . . . Advisory Board (4) Greg Tompklewicz . . . Soccer (2, 3, 4), National Honor Society, Who ' s Who Candy TrzaskowskI . . . NHS (3, 4). Language Club (2, 3, 4), Who ' s Who (3, 4) Jeff Turak . . . Frosh Football, Cross Country (2), Baseball (1, 2, 3. 4). Language Club Andy seems to be having a hard time keeping a straight face. r- 4 46 Seniors IN I ; 7 Steve Ullery . . . Track (1. 4). Football (2. 3). Wrestling (2) Kevin Valentine . . . KImberly VanOrman . . . Joe VanOverbergh . . . Ron VanTornhout . . . 3. 4). Swing Choir (1. 2. Football (1, 2, 3. 4), Basketball (2, 3. 4). NHS (3. 4). Drama Club (4), South Pacific, The Man Who Came To Dinner Ernest Shaw, Ladonna Sanders, and Pervis Staples take time from class to pose for a picture. Band (1, 2, 3) . . Volleyball (1, 2, 3, 4), David Vandewlelle . . Patricia J. Vanslager Yearbook 14) Michelle VanWynsberghe . . . Girls Basketball (1. 2, 3, 4), Softball (1, 2, 3, 4), Yearbook (3, 4) (Academics Editor 3) Editor-in-Chief 4), Language Club (1. 2), DM ' S (1, 2, 3, 4) (Treasurer 4) Junior Senior Prom Court (Princess), Football Homecoming Court, NHS (3. 4), Who ' s Who (4) Nino Vega . . . Rudy Vegh . . . Mary Waletzko . . . Susan Wallace (Jenny) . . . Orchestra (1, 2, 3), Drama Club (1, 2), Girls Chorus (2). Ushers Club Carol Wantuch . . . Concert Choir (1, 2, 3, 4), Swing Choir (3, 4), Girls Choir (1, 2, 3, 4), Choral (2. 3, 4), Drama (1). South Pacific (1), Variety Show SI (2), Babes in Arms (3) Chris Wantuch . . . Concert Choir (1, 2, 3, 4). Swing Choir (4), Girls Choir (1, 2, 3. 4), Drama (1), Choral (2, 3, 4), So uth Pacific (1), Variety Show 81 (2). Babes in Arms (3) Ann Warner . . . Held! Weaver . . . Language Club (2, 3), Hurdles Honey (1), Mat Maid (1), Newspaper (2) Gordon Weller . . . Hockey Karen Weinberg . . . Pom Pons (1. 2, 3, 4) (Capt 4), Tennis (2), Class Officer (Secretary 4), Language Club (1, 2 3), Drama Club (1, 2), Prom Committee (3), DM ' S (1, 2. 3, 4) (Secretary 4), COE (4) Kim Wenrick . . . ICT, DM ' S (1. 2, 3) Roger Werner . . . Football (1), Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4), Track (1, 2) Seniors 47 Tywanda Williamson . . . Track Manager (2. 3) Gospel Choir (1) Hatchet (2, 3, 4) Concert Band (1. 2, 3. 4) Pep Band (1, 2. 3, 4) Marching Band (1, 2, 3, 4) Prom Committee (3) Social Chairman (2) Ebony and Love Group (4) Homeroom Rep (2) J A (2) Terry Wllkenson . . . Football (3) Katby Williams . . . B-Team Poms (2) Varsity (3. 4) Andrew B. Williams ( Fly ) Basketball (1. 2. 3. 4) Track (I. 2. 3. 4) Michael Williams . Mary WIrth ... ICT Bonnie Wlodarek . . . Flags (1. 3). Bans (1, 2. 3), Drama Club (2. 3). ICT Judith Wood Eric Worsham . . . Football (3). Swing Choir (1. 2, 3. 4). Concert Choir (1, 2. 3. 4), Drama Club (1, 2, 3, 4). High School Drama Productions (1. 2. 3. 4) Dana Wyant . . . Hurdle Honey (1). Football Mgr. (2). Mat Maid (2. 3. 4). Bat Girl (2). NHS (4), Flag Corp (3, 4). Foreign Language Club (4). Homecoming Court (2), Prom Committee (3) Susan Stoffelen seems stumped. Brian Lisa converse over lunch. 48 Seniors The Junior Class of 84 with the help or their sponsors Mr. Sexton and Miss Soots have raised money by selling fruit for the Junior-Senior Prom in ' 83. They ' ve come a long way to reach that goal. By overcoming the obstacles society has given them, they have shown us that are the leaders of ' 84. They shall carry on the traditions of Washington High School and lead the classes of ' 85, ' 86, ' 87. Aldarondo, Rosa Anastos, David Anderso, Sbelia Bahrke, Paula Bailey, Dawn Bajer, Robert Baker, Myrtle Bang, Anita Banasiewicz, Peggy Baraso, Michele Bargielski, Sherri Barnes, Angela Basham, Russell Beckwith, Ron Beheyt, Ronald Belcher, Victoria Birch field, David Blankenship, Kristen Bond, Tim Bonek, Michele Bonek, Sharon Borek, Daniel Borowski, Helen Borton, James Barton, Louann Bralick, Kelly Brantley, Karen Brenner, Norbert Briggs, William Brawn, Jimmy Bryant, Jerry Buckingham, Terry Burlingam, Timothy Busykiewicz, Beth Buysse, Kathleen Cain, Mandy Caldwell, Stephanie Calentine, Robert Campbell, Sherry Carrillo, Alex Chamberlain, Patrick Chambliss, Eric Cherry, Charsey Chrapliwy, Shelly Cichos, Tim Corley, Darryl Cornells, Donald Corthier, Donald Juniors 49 Leaders Of Tomorrow Corthler, Melissa Critchlow, Anna Crittendon. Paula Davidson, Jodi Dawning, Yolanda Decocq, Jeffry Deguch, Sue Demski, Sharon Dennis, Sherry Dent, Regina Desmet, Tamy Dhaeye, Ron Diaz, Jaime Dodd, Roberta Dombrowski, Sheila Douz, Ronald Doweny, Thomas Downhour, Katrina Downs, Marianne Drake, Robert Dresbach, Annette EB Amin, Fatimah Elkins, Ronald Engle. Wendy Eskridge, Denise Evans, Christopher Ewald, Derek Findley. Daniel Fites, David Fitz, Lisa Flint, Derrick Fleming, Charles Florez, Juan Fujawa, John Fultz, Edwin Gadson, Rodney Gapinski, Becky Garza, Rose Gildner, Suzanne Gleason, Laurie Gooding, William Gorney, Rick Gorski, Brian Gragg, Stormy Graham, Bobby Graham, Darrin Gray, Tracy Green, Tyrone Griffin, Adriane Grohowski, Gilt Hagedorn. Peggy Harmon, Brian Hartstein, Eric Hyes, Lynn Herron, Anthony Herron, Ernest hlolewczynski, Karen f-foward, Dianna Hunter. Milton Hudson, John Hyde, Peggy Jablonski, Donald Jefferies, Larnice 50 Juniors Meller, Michael Middlebrook, Trad Miko, Cynthia Miller, Jacinta Miller, Susan Jefferies, Robert Johnson, Dorene Johnson, Willie Jones, Tracy Junior, Lorna Kaczynski, David Kahle. Kurt Kalmar, Michael Kajzer, Mitchell Katz, Michael Kenkel, Danny Kilburn, John King, Cynthia Kloski, Dan Klota, Wendell Knowtton, Julie Kohn, Joellen Kolacz, Thomas Koszyk, Kimberly Kowalski, Jeanne Kuczmanski, John Kunert, Scott Lacy, Percilla Laskowski, Mark Lawson, Robert Lawson, William Lee, Tommy Lesher, Jeff Lesiuk, Ken Lewinski, Debbie Lis, Jerome Lonzo, James Lowe, Donna Lutomski, David Manis, Jerry Maddox, Jill Maenhout, Glenn Makowski, Joseph Makowski, Stephanie Tim Bond always greets the day with a smile. Almost To The Top Millsaps, Yolanda Milner, Kimberly Milton, Nathaniel Mitchell, Larrj Mittigan, Dawn Moore, Catherine Moreno, Roger Morris, Lisa Mussi, Ricardo Myszak, Tracy Name, Jeffery Odonnell, Robert Ornat, Michael Page, Lynn Palatin, Andrea Palicki, Edward Palmer, Larry Palomo, Maria Paszli, John Pecina, Barbara Peczkowski, Jennifer Pedrasa, Julia Peregrine, Dee Phillips, Jerome Pietraszewski, Nancy Plencner, Kenneth Plencner, Scott Randle, Michael Redd, Stephanie Redding, Duwayne Reed, Jami Reed, Paul Retter, Brenda Rice, Susan Richmond, Cheri Riley, Vickie Ritchie, Tom Rodgers, Jonathan Rodriguez, Marlene Rogers, George Romano, John Romanski, Debbie Rozmarynowski, Debbie Scroggs, Kelly See, Trudy Sego, Darin Seller, Shari Senour, Jim Simmons, Ronald Sinkiewicz, Tammy Smith, Karia Smith, Valerie Sniadecki, Rodney Sobieralski, Mark Sohike, Loretta Spychalski, Brenda Stachowski, Tina Stanlied, Thomas Stanley, Vern Starzynski, Edward Steininger, Jeff Sullivan, Mark Suth, Michael Szulcyzk, Michael Szynski, Gregg Szynski, Lisa 52 Juniors Szymanski, James Tafelski, Denise Tafelski. Scott Taylor, Michael Teska, Brenda Tharp, Valerie Thomas, Cornell Thomas, Lori Thomas, Randolph Tomkins, Julie Trok, Gregg Turczynski, Alan Van Buskirk, Remi Van Orman. Kimberly Van Overberghe, Tim Wade, Everette Wagnerowski, Anjanette Walker. Mark Wallin, Edward Walls, Ernest Walter, Doris Weeks, Patricia White, Anthony Willform, Allison Williams, Deanne Williams, Romona Winters, Joanna Wisniewski, Todd Wujcikowski, Bonnie Wrobleski, Brian Wrzesien, Robin Wyres, Todd Yergeau, Micheal Younkin, Shelly Rodney Gadsen, Ray Garza, Rosa Garza, Paula Crittendon — Class Advisory Board Stacy Odom — Sec, Anna Critchlow — Treas., Lisa Fitz — Historian. Juniors 53 Sophomores . The Class Of The Sophomores with one year behind them, realized being The Pride of The West Side isn ' t as easy as they thought. With the everyday pressures of trying to get to class on time or getting the homework for the next day done, the Sophomores have it pretty well under control. Along with the Juniors and Seniors, they must set good examples for upcoming freshmen. With all this in mind, the sophomores can look forward to their year ' 85. Anastos, Barbara Anderson, Timothy Baker, Caria Balderas, Frank Banicki, Barb Banicki, Robert Banks, Jonathan Bartkowiak, Margaret Bejma, Ann Black, Charles Bognar, Dan Bognar, Juliann Bogunia, Normand Borkowski, Beth Bradburn, Tammy Brandt, Nancy Bradley, Jacquelynn Brenner, Erik Bridges, Kevin Bridwell, Aaron Brooks, Mike Bruington, Elizabeth Buckingham, Sonya Caldwell, Dawn Callander, Kim Carr, Lee Carr, Raphael Carter, Tracy Chrzan, Robert Clemmons, Michelle Close, Dawn Colquitt, David Corbett, Robert Cossel, Nora Crayton, Stephanie Danks, Kenneth Darrow, Scott Davidson, Michael Davis, Kelll David, Sherrell Deguch, Paul Doaks, Keenan Douglas, Mary ElAmin, Kareemah Elick. Heidi Ellis, Charles Erickson, Kelly Evans, Yvonne 54 Sophomores Silly Willy Sophomores Eyster, Dema Ferkis, Mary Files, Michael Fleming, Tina Foldesi, Brian Gapinski, Robin Carber, Daniel Gatbright, Tonya Gish, Kim Gleva, John Donna always did like to show off her smile. Groeling, Jeff Grounds, Eric Grzeskowiak, Paula Hairston, Lori Harley, Wanda Harmacinski, Sandra Harris, Debra Harris, Tracy Haskel, Angela Hatala, Ted Hauguel, Monica Hensell, John Herban, Mark Heritz, Connie Hoff, Leann Holland, Charles Homman, Roger Hopkins, Anthony Horvath, Carolyn Horvath, Mark Hyde, Jeanice Jackson, Alesia Jackson, Shalena Jenkins, Damon Jenkins, Scott Jimenez, Fred Johnson, Donald Johnson, Eric Johnson, James Jones, Carol Jones, Lonita Kaczmarek, Kyle Kapio, Michele Kasa, Diane Beth Yanko ' s believe it or not look! Kazmierczak, Michael Kelley, Darlene Kelley, Marlene Kesler, Pam King, John King, Linda Kirkendall, Cynthia Klein, Brian Kloski. Robert Klota, Cheryl Klota, Korrine Knowlton, Beth Kochanowski, Ken Konter, William Koselak, Karie Kosinski, Greg Koszyk, Kevin Kovach, John Kowlaski, Suzanne Krieg, Bruce Krol. Becky Kurek, Michele Lacy, Anthony Landuit, Dennis Landuit, Michelle Lane, Tare La piewicz, Susan Laskowski, Robert Latson, James Lentch, Anthony Lesiuk, Patti Lindholm, Loretta Lindsey, Lori Lugo, Cell a Lugo, Rual Lutomski, Susan Luther, Ricky Lyczinski, Brian Majewski, David Mathews, Tarrence May, Rosemary McCammon, William McCoy, Larry McCoy, Tammy McGowan, Kevin McLeod, Frances Meert, Carl Meert, David Mejer, Theresa Menyard, Lonnie Miller, Robby Miller, Tammy Mitchell, Bryan Mitchell, Harry Moore, Ann Morey, Joanne Morrison, Norma Neal, Walter Htv ' B Its ' ' 56 Sophomores Mike Kazmierczak takes a good stretch before his morning classes. ■ Splawski, Lisa St Germain, Angel Spears, Kim Spriggs, Jay Sroda, Craig Starkweather, Donna Steininger, Jennifer Stevens, Tammy Suth, Andrew Swoaks. Charlotte Szalewski, Lori Szulczyk, Kim Nelson, Lee Niemasik, Susan Noland, Tye Nowaczewski, Shelly Nowicki, Thomas O ' donnell, Robin Paszek, Christine Peppers, Joyce Petzke. Jeanie Pietraszewski, Marty Peterson, Kim Phillips, Darlene Plajer, Denise Plencer, Therese Polk, Todd Popielski, Mark Powell, Sony a Powell, Tonya Poyser, Pamela Ratkay, Nicholas Reamer, Tricia Redding, Duwayne Richmond. Steve Riley, Dawn Robbins, Cheryl Rdgers, Aslisia Rucker, Warren Ross, Alfred Ruszkowski, Debra Rybicki, Kelly Rzepnicki, Robert Rzeszutek, Donna Salwin, Theodore Sawdon, Michael Sayer, Jeannie Sayer. Joann Scott, THiresa Shearer, Rebecca Sheridan. Beth Shetler, Larry Shetler, Leah Short, Clayton Sikorski, Steve Smith. Dave Shiadeki, Michael Sobieralski, Ed Spicher, Dianne Who said you could be in the picture? Sophomores 5 7 So Close And Yet So Far Taylor, Adrienne Tefteller. Kathy Teske, Laura Thompson, Scott Tidwell, Willie Timm, Bruce Toftbagen Gary Tofthagen, Larry Tomastic, Carol Tomsits, Paul Tuttle, Shelly Trost, Joy Ullery, Dave Vanslager, Stephannie Wallin, Kathryn Walters, Tracy Ward, Janice Weeks, Guy Weissfuss, Jeff Wenrick, John Went, Michelle Wheatbrook, Sheri White, John Whitesell, David Williams, Paulette Wilmes, Jeannie Wiltrout, Laurie Winters, Donna Woltman, James Wozniak, Kathy Yanko, Beth Yoder, Doug Young, Michael Kim Gish, Historian, Mike Young, Treasur- er, Lanita Jones, Secretary. Not pictured Barb Anastos. Advisory board: Beth Sheridan, Jay Spriggs, Ann Moore, and Terence Mathews. Sophomores 58 The Freshmen, starting anew at Washington High School are wary of what ' s in store for them. Not knowing what to expect, the freshmen creep through the halls hoping they ' re going the right way. With three more years ' till ' 86 the Freshmen have a lot to learn and a lot of do s and don ' ts! But with the guidance of the upperclassmen the next three years at Washington will be their best years ever. Abbiehl. Richard Abigt. Dawn Abraham, Lisa Agnew, Robert Aldarondo, George Aleo, Joseph Aranowski, Jon Archambault, Margaret Arizpe, Pamela Barczykowski. Suzanne Barnes, Martin Beckwirth Julie Belcher, Jerome Benavodez, Ranairo Benman, Timothy Bergerson, Lori Billingsley, Ardella Bittner, Michael Black, Kymberii Blad. Kristin Bognar, Cheryl Bond. Mae Bonek, Susan Boon, Wyndham Briggs, Aaron Briones, Billy Brooks, Ellen Buszkiewicz, Dave Canul, Gilbert Cantano, Angela Cars, Marquitta Chatman, Ladonna Chism, Dana Chodzinski, Carrie Chrzan, Lynn Ciesialka, Timothy Ciula, Daniel Clark, Richard Close, James Cooper, Michael Crawford, Mark Crew, Gregory Crittendon, Eric Cwik, Roxanne Dahms, Mark Daniels, Karlton Davidson, Michelle Davis, Crystal Freshmen 59 Dawning, Paul Dean, Michael Deleon, Viola Desmet, Karen Dipple, Colleen Doaks, Eric Donaldson. Sheila Drespach, Robert Dudeck, Shelley Elkins, Dawn Ellis, Kerry Emons, Kevin Eelan, David Filbert. Mike Findley, Michael Fisher. Russell Flis. Elizabeth Flores, Alex Forcier, Jeff Forcier. Karen Foster. Karen Foster. Darnell Fountain, Eldon Freymouth, Ann Marie Gallegos. Carolyn Gale. Bill Geisler, Cindy Gills. Alice Glass, Alesia Gleva, Matthew Gleva. Sarah Gorski, Elizabeth Graham. Marcus Grant, Byron Gray. Lauren Grechowalski. Tom Griffin, Charlette Hampton, Gloria Harley, David Harmacinski. Gary Harmon. Eric Harmon. John Harris. Cynthia Harris. Ladonna Hawkins. Gary Hensell. Tracy Hill, Terri Miss Bellalta helps Jeannette Sanchez work on a lough problem 60 In The Beginning Jaworski, Susan Johnson, James Jones, Erica Jones, Theria Jones, Walter Jones, Wanda Jucius, Diane Kaczmarek, Barbara Kazer, Mike Kalicki, Jeliery Ka rling, Michele Kedik, Robert Kentner, Tina Kilgore, Tina King, Stacey Klingerman, Kevin Klosinski, Thomas Kmabenshue, Ann Kolber, Diane Kowalski, Kevin Kroger, Daniel Kubisiak, Sharyl Kuntz, Ellen Kurowski, Jennifer Kusmiez, Brian Kwieran, Paula Lamphler, Beth Laney, Linda Laskowski, Ellen Lathion, Barbara Leda, David Lemert, Randy Lenard, Danny Lentz, Julie Lewis, Michelle Lisenko, Tracy Lombardi, Ericka Love, Keith Lukuba, Tia Marie MacCowan. Monica Machowiak, Brian Makowski, Donna Marchall, Arnetta Martsolf. Kris Maxwell, Andy McCarthy, Ann Mejer, Ronald Mesaros. Kevin Michalski, John Middlebrook, Louise Miller, Brian Miller, Deborah Milliken. Lisa Milnes, Roger Milon, Tanic Milton, Michelle Freshmen ham it up for the camera. Chat time before class. Miner, Russell Minton, Thomas Neely, Michelle Neeley, Toni a Niemier, Karen Niswonger, Dwight Odusch, Denise Orlowski, Steven Parker, Robert Peterson. Roger Phillips, Vanessa Pierce, Michael Pierce, Mike Piotrowitz, Brian Plonka, Korinne Powell, Michael Radzikowski, John Ramirez, Cindy Randert, Scott Randolpa, Serena Ratkay, Joseph Reed, Shawn Reed. Tim Rice, Deanna Richmond, Pam Ring, Paul Rodriguez, Veronica Rodriguez, Sandra Roempagel, Wendy Ross, Christopher Ross, Jennifer Royce, Veronica Rozmarynowski, Julie Rucker, Daniel Russell, James Ryder, Trina Sanchez, Jeanette Scaife, Stephine Schimes, Jennifer Scherpereel, Jill Schmidt, Kenneth Schoening, Tammy Scott, Daniel Short, Thomas Silva, Estella Slater, Lolita Smith, Bruce Smith, Donald u Say Cheese W 6 Szynski, Brett Tafelski. Dale Taylor, Mary Thomas. David Thrasher. Kelly Tinim. James Tullis, Jane Turner, Walter Vanoverbergh, Robert Vanslager, Wendy Vargo, Tony Vaughn. Tracy Vega, Maria Wads, Penny Wagnerowski, Marcia Wallin. Laurie Ward. Patrick Weiler. Debra Weldy, Dianne Wells. Sherry Wieczorek, Janice Williams. Janice Williams. Todd Winters, Kent Wirth, Denise Wiskotoni. Patty Wiskotoni. Lee Wittling, Roberta Woods, William Wozniak. Shannon Wroblewski. Kurt Wyant, Alan Yado, Antonio Yarbrough. Michael Lang, Amy Freshmen Class Sponsors. Mrs. Drapek and Mrs. Million. Freshmen 63 Brazil Comes To WHS Ricardo Mussi takes time out to smile for the Camera. Ricardo Mussi is a foreign exchange student from a very small city called Itajai Santa Catarina in Brazil. He is sponsored by Harold Peterson. Back in Brazil school is more interesting to Ricardo because they have more subjects. He has gained many new friends here and has a new hobby, photography. Ricardo has a small family back in Brazil, consisting of one older brother, Roberto and a younger sister, Renata, and of course his mother and father. Freshmen Always Smile For The Camera In ■ KEEP OLD FRIENDS Keep the old friends . hold them fast! These are treasures that will last. Many new friends come and go pleasant interesting to know Yet they often melt like snow But the old friends who are staunch and strong And comfort us when things go wrong Theirs is love that lingers long With them is where our hearts belong. Of all the blessings life could send The best is knowing you ' re my friend. 66 Academics Academics 67 E=MCf Say. Cheese. Mr. Horowitz! Did someone blow something up. Mr. Kraft? Mr. Gullifor and Mr. Hamilton. Does it figure. Daryl McBride ' Many times we have walked down our halls and have been overcome with chemical vapors, or have sat in a science class to spend the whole hour on one simple equation. These were the staff members who gave us those memories. 68 Science Mr. Hams enjoys his first year at WHS. You can take Mrs. Hintz out of English, but you can ' t take the English out of Mrs. Hintz. The physics class pools their resources. Mr. Klaybor and Miss Masters prepare for class. Science Staff Mr. GullHor Mr. Hamilton Mr. Harris Mrs. Hintz Mr. Horowitz Mr. Klaybor Mr. Kraft Mrs. Scherpereel Science 69 Remember the first day you walked into your language class and your teacher started throwing foreign words at you. You barely mastered English and you were expected to speak in a different language. above: This class awaits Mr. King Pikuza. Buenos Dias Bonjour Bona Dies below left: Listening to music? below: Senor Guin can ' t believe the papers his is correcting! The Language Teachers Madame Goldberg Se ' nor Guin Mr. Pikuza 70 Foreign Language Don ' t look at your fingers! How many times have you heard this? Remember the time-clock buzzing and when your fig- ures did not come out right in Account- ing. Mr. Campanello ' s retirement is taken with sad heart by the whole student body and staff We want to take this time to thank Mr. Campanello for the many hard years of work and enjoyment AT W.H.S. We all will miss you. The Business Teachers Mr. Banaszak Mr. Campanello Mrs. Coomes Mrs. Dimich Mrs. Van Hulle above: Oopps! Did you make a mistake Pam Kesler below right: Mrs. Dimich appears to enjoy play- ing with ink. below: Mr. Campanello enjoys his final year at W.H.S. below: This class is ' Letin ' their fingers do the walkin ' . Learning The Business m Business 71 A Picture Perfect Paragraph above: This class patiently awaits their teacher. above: Mr. Good, no sitting on the job! below: What time is the soccer game Mr. Foley? below: Mrs. Sell proofreads MilhrdS essay. Remember everytlme your teacher condemned you for your modem vocabulary, or corrected your sentence struc- ture? Never forget those nights you stayed up past midnight working on that theme due the next morning. How can you ever forget all those headaches? 72 English above: Got ' cha, Mr. Watson. above: Miss Voll, is it another one ol those days? below: No Loitering in the balls, Mr. Kaser, Mrs. Dra- below: Mrs. Million prepares for one of her t pek, Mrs. Million, and Mrs. Sell! prize quizes The English Staff: Mr. Bauer Mrs. Drapek Mrs. Fodor Mr. Foley Mr. Good Mrs Million Mrs. Sell Miss Voll Mr. Watson Mrs. Demski English 73 Do you remember all those dates you had to memorize? Never forget the ' en- joyable ' movies that you wanted to sleep through. above: Mr. Sexton hamming it up for the camera. below left: Mr. Killeen awaits his next movie. below: Mr. Claus portrays The Grinch That Stole Christmas. The History Teachers Mr. Claus Mr. Harsh Mr. Herczeg Mr. Killeen Mr. Sexton Mr. Stavros Mr. Zurath below Mr. Harsh ' s class enjoys an interesting lecture. What ' s New? 74 History mm , W fl L Jt ; • J Remember all those delicious smells in the halls, but that is not all t hat Home Economics consists of. There is a Heros Program and a Child-Develop- ment Class which help many people prepare for life. The Home Economics Teachers Mrs. Leatheiman Miss Warner below right: This class hurrys to complete its work. below: Miss Warner corrects her class ' s papers. above: Mrs. Leatherman, what are you making? below: Enjoying Home Economics. A Stitch In Time Home Economics 75 We ' re Getting Our Ships Together! above: It ' s alright Mr. Alspaugh, even teachers day- dream. above: Mr. Ski ' s story time! below: Are the papers really that bad Mr. Hock? 76 Mi Remember the iiundreds of Calculus problems ttie teacher plied upon you to be done the next day? Or the proofs that seemed to go on forever? above: What are you thinking about? above: Mr. Roberts enjoys a moment of peace and quiet. below: Mr. Putman. you need to project your voice. above: Got ' cha Miss Childs! The Math Teachers Mr. Alspaugh Miss Childs Mr. Hock Mr. Dzubinski Mr. Putman Mr. Roberts Mr. Klingerman Remember sticking you ' re hand in the midst of clay, having it ooze between your fingers? Or wearing your brand new sweater just to get red paint all over it? These are the teachers who we are sure have royalties coming in from the soap companies. The Art Teachers Mr. Meuninck Mr. Pilarski Mr. Weber below: Stop piddling and get to work! Another Rembrant! 78 Art The Labs taught the basic skills in read- ing and s urvival in the job market. They will hopefully enhance literacy and pro- mote employment. We would like to thank these teachers for their patience and understanding. The Learning Teachers Mr. Aronson Mrs. Killeen Mrs. Lovejoy Mrs. Soots Mrs. Swintz i 4 ' below right: This class is being very studious. above: Mrs. Killeen always has a smile! below: Mrs. Swintz in the middle of a busy day. E 3 below: Mrs. Soots, are you ready for the day? Learning The Way Learning Labs 79 Got The Beat above: The 1982-1983 W.H.S. band. above: A familiar pose. below: The band won first place in the Christ- mas parade. 80 Bc Never forget those cold morrting practices and the early mornhg parades. Remember putting your cold instrument to your mouth and when you turned the wrong way dur- ing a half-time show. Somehow it all turned out and W.H.S. possess an award winning band. above: The flags show off one of their winning poses above: Sue, Mary Sue, and Kelly Hash their smiles. below: No one is out of step! above: The drum-majors: Julie Sheriadan and Beth Anderson. The Band Directors Mr. Lackey Mr. VanderHagen Band 81 Warmth was what one felt as he sat in our beloved auditorium, or being back stage with those getting ready to embark on this experience of putting on a show. Remembering when its right foot over left reminded us of one man who is always there when we needed him without being seen is Mr. John Butler, the husband of our director. Our special thanks goes to the Butlers for many memories. below left: Sue Deguch and Tom Mulkey frequent the piano during the year. below: The mistress-of ceremony Mrs. Butler. A perfect example of patience! Keep SmiTinU below: The seniors show their pride at the concerts. These i memories they will never forget. A Chorus Line! T above: The 19821983 Girls Chorus ready for , , tl c ■ u ■ . „„ r, . - below: The Swing Choir struts its stuff!! Ron Vantornhout and Rosa Aldarondo aren ' t they cute? below: The Swing Choir Seniors take time out for a quick picture. 4 4 ® below: A feeble crew to say the least! Never trust anyone who smiles all the time. Choir 83 It Strings And Things above: Still sleepy Dana? above: The Orchestra officers, ready for action. above: Welcome back to WHS; Mr. Miller. below: 198283 W.H.S Orchestra. Orchestra Director Mr. Miller Remember all the en- joyable concerts and all the contests that you thought you were un- prepared for. Some- how everything turned out for the best and W.H.S. had an award winning orchestra. Working for a Living. CoOp Teachers Mrs. Coomes Mrs. Leatberman Mr. Swintz Mrs. Van Hulle above: D.E.C.A. Program below: I.C.T. Program above: I.C.T. Program The goal of these pro- grams taught the skills of job hunting, work, the do ' s and don ' ts of the Job mar- ket. Thank you for teach- ing our students the sur- vival of the fittest. J. Leatberman HERO (see HomeEc.) The leaders of our school carry the load of responsibility upon their shouders both day and night. If it is in school or an evening actvity they are always there. The stamina these men attain is an inspi- ration to us all Many thanks go to these fine men for their leadership and care they show each student. Principal and Vice- Principals Mr. Kaser. Mr. Truex. Dr. Coiien. above: Mr. Kaser. below: Dr. Cohen. below: Mr Truex. Our Leaders! S6 Principals We would like to thank all these ladies for keeping our school together. We appreciate their time and consider- ation that you showed toward us. Working 9 To 5 Libraries, Secretaries, Aides 87 ; Wanna Change My Schedule The Counselors Mr. Benko Mr McCullough Miss Raben Mr. Rarick Never forget those last minute schedule changes and that class that you wanted to get out of. Remember these helpful people to whom we owe our most memorable times to. To Serve And To Protect above: The nurse takes time out to discuss how to stay healthy. D f) i i below: The Kitchen Staff. above right: Our security staff To keep us safe and happy during our school day, the faithful staff patient- ly stroll the hall- ways, cook, clean, and take care of us. Making sure ever- ything works like clock-work is a diffi- cult job. Thank You for all the jobs you do. A dministration 89 Never forget that project that seemed to go on forever. And all those interesting things you took home. These days will last forever in our mind above: Retirement becomes i ou, Mr. Jones. below: Mr. Zolman giving helpful instructions. The Shop Teachers Mr. Jacks Mr. Jackson Mr. Kindt Mr. Zolman above: But, why won ' ( It work? below: Mr. Jacks and Mr. Kindt surmount all odds to teach their trades. mkering Around Remember running Japs around the gym and those tiring exercises. Never for- get playing basketball, volleyball, and soccer and the many friendships you made. Phys. Ed. Teachers Miss Clary Mr. Nowicki Miss Shively Mr. Solmos above: Miss Clary giving helpful instructions. below: Tired Miss Shively? Lefs Get Physical Physical Education 91 ' (J Unforgettable, loyal, fiery, dedi- cated. Tliat ' s Italian! That ' s Guy Campanello. Campy is retiring from Washington High school this year, and few will forget him. His dedication to Washington High School, the American Federation of Teachers, and yes, even the Chica- go Cubs, is legendary. This unre- mitting handshaker and hallway ob- server will be hard to replace. We all wish him good luck and a happy, although it certainly won ' t be se- rene, retirement. As freshmen the fear and ex- citement took over and we found ourselves afraid of our own shadows. The elevator passes being sold, just to find WHS has only one floor. As sophomores we swore revenge on the unexpecting freshmen who were going through the same fears we had. Football and basketball games were the high- lights of our social life. We found new loves and new interests, and swore that the senior year was a century away and really didn ' t Our junior year brought new awakenings to each and every one of us. Our first prom was coming up — the new clubs that were opened up to us. We also saw the closing of many fine schools as we strove toward in- tergration. North Liberty brought a totally new look to WHS. These students have ad- ded to the heart of our school, and we thank them for their new and inventive ideas. The seniors look back on all of these fears, joys, and good times but also look ahead to a new life. It is with sad hearts that we draw a close to our high school career, but with refreshed and proud minds that we plan to keep the reputation of WHS in our hearts as we become an active and suc- cessful part of our society. EVER ONWARD!!! Retirement has called our lunch- room Area Supervisor Mrs. Phyllis Combs. Hanging up her apron and chef ' s hat after 29 years will be difficult. Though she has never lived on the West Side, she certainl- ly has become an active part of it. The move from the old school to our new present one brought hard- ships and joys for her. When she moved into our new kitchen, there were no drains, but the joys of the people coming and going all the time will remain. Mrs. Combs will miss each student but will leave with wonderful memories of each and every day at WHS. Saying fare- well to her is like saying good-bye to an institution. Good Luck Mrs. Combs, and may God Bless You!! % I %-m 94 Activities ACtv Activities 95 Above: Officers: Karen Weinberg, Andrea Palatin. Tami McCarnmon, Cberylynn Orr, and Laurie Zmysio. The 1982-83 Pantherettes under the leadership of Pat Rozmarynowski and Bev McCarnmon added color and enthusiasm when they performed. During the summer, the sixteen Pantherettes attended summer camp and came back with a third place overall trophy and with numerous first and second place ribbons. Getting up at five o ' clock was not one of their favorite duties, but the effort was well worth it. This year ' s captains were Laurie Zmyslo and Karen Weinberg. They helped a great with their routines, such as Jump and Valley Girl. Pantherettes 96 Activities The 1982-83 B-Team Pan there ttes showed us their versatality throughout our school year. This year ' s sponsor was Mrs. Karen Lane, who through long painstaking practices, produced one of the best overall groups around. They performed mostly at the B-Team Basketball games where they aroused the crowd with great enthusiasm. LEFT: This year ' s officer ' s. BELOW: Donna Rzestuek solemnly swears to perform her best for the crowd. The 1982-83 B-Team Pantherettes Mary Sue Sikorski escorted by Gordon Chris Rzepnicki escorted by Kenny Soos Dawn Brooks escorted by Jeff Lewis. Weiler. tori Rotbballer escorted by Scott Searfoss. Pam Page escorted by ' Steve Leevan. September 19, will be remembered throughout W.H.S. as the 1982 Football Homecoming. It was the highlight of a rather unprepared-for spirit week which included Monday — dress-up day, Tuesday — Western day, Wednesday - 50 ' s day, Thursday - T-shirt day, and Friday — traditional green-n-white day. Friday, we had a most exuberant pep assembly, topped off with the introduction of the court by Class Pres. Kathie Corny andLonnie Powell. The ten beautifully dressed girls and escorts patiently waited for the ceremonies to end so they could go to breakfast at Chauncey ' s. That night, the Panther ' s plucked the Adam ' s Eagles with the score of 20 to 0. This year ' s Football Home- coming Queen was Dawn Brooks, and her escort was Jeffery Fuddie Lewis. The Panther is VICTORIOUS over the scrawny Eagle. 1982 Football teUTAU ' ltMUMXBKP.int ) II Vickie Grabme escorted by Andre Grayson. Michelle VansWynsbergbe escorted by Dale Angie Moreno escorted by Placido Oliverez. Shetler. Homecoming Court Activities 99 The girls help with the programs. Sponsor Mrs. Leatherman. The Ushers Club was a service program spon- sored by Mrs. Leatherman. It was composed of students willing to be of service to their school. This year the club welcomed parents, students, and faculty to the various school activities: the plays, choir performances and graduation. The students who participated in the club greeted the visitors with a friendly smile and a warm welcome, they collected tickets and passed out programs. W.H.S. Language Club has always been one of our largest organizations, and this year was no exception, with the membership well over fifty. The club was made up of French, Latin, and Spanish classes, but for the first time in many years, there were no German classes. At the beginning of the year nominations were held for the four offices. Julie Sheridan was elected President, Lisa Odusch, Vice-President, Billy Scherpereel, Secretary-Treasurer, and Joanne Morey, Program Chair- men. The annual Language Club Picnic was held at B endix, and the fifth annual Chicken BBQ was a tremendous success. The Sponsor for the Language Club was Mr. Guin. Worldng alongside a drooling Dawn Brool s is The 1982-83 Language. Activities 101 The 1 982-83 Drama Club had a triumphant year Med with a lot of professional ideas. Drama Director Joseph B. Good, in his fifteenth season, put on the Broadway hit Life with Father. Although it was made in three weeks and had endless mishaps, the November 18th and 19th shows were successful. This year ' s officers were Billy Scherpereel, President; Kathie Corny. Vice-President; newcomer, David Whitesel, Treasurer; and, Rosa Aldarondo as Secretary. This year, Billy Scherpereel along with Kathie Corny and Mr. Good, established a Thespian Troupe, the first since 1 969. These Thespians produced the Senior play. Drama Club also put on their annual Spring Musical. This year Annie Get Your Gun was selected. It was a spectacular end to a spectacular season. Good job, J.B. 102 Actlvities Jill Scherpereel helps Ron Vantornhout with his make up! . ' i The Junior Waltons was a club formed for ecology minded students back in the early seventys ' . As a part of the Isaac Walton League of America, the club helped wildlife and fighting pollution. Under the direction of sponsor of Mr. Klaybor the junior waltons had another successful year. B right. Mr. Klaybor poses with Pres Kathie Gornyi. The officers of Junior Waltons. 104 Activities This was the second year for Washington to have the Future Farmers of America. The FFA is a national leadership oriented group, it is for those students interested in farmers. This years sponsor was Mr. Hamil- ton. Below: The FFA Officers. B Left: Glenn Maenhout inspects his corn. F u t u r e Activities 105 National Honor Society Academically qualified juniors and seniors make up Washington High School ' s branch of the National Honor Society. This year, the club was led by its sponsor, Mr. Claus and its senior officers — Historian, Pam Page. Trea- surer, Sue Szmanda, Secretary Lori Colquitt, Vice-President Rick Micha- lak, and President Chris Pecina. Each Spring students are asked to join the club by being invited to the annual Introduction Dinner. In order to be asked to join, a student must have a grade point average of three point two as a Junior and three point o as a senior, and display qualities such as character, leadership, scholarship and service In the eyes of the Washington Faculty, who nominate them. Club members participate in various sales and other fund raisers. When the year ends, all the work is finally done, members reward themselves by taking a spring trip, which is usually made to Cedar Point. 106 Activilies The 1982 83 Student This was the first year at Washington that we actually had a Student Government. This years Student Govern- ment consisted of thirty-six members, nine from each grade level, which helped with various school spirited activities such as the Christmas toy drive and the annual Senior blood drive. Mrs. Moreno was the sponsor. Mrs. Moreno helps out members by writing passes. Activities 107 1 Mrs. Swintz hams it up with her helpful staff. The 1982 83 Memory Lane Yearbook Staff Throughout the many years at W.H.S. the year- book has been held as a book filled with memorbilia. This year ' s staff consisted of twenty-seven hard work- ing, dedicated young people. Through the inspirtual guidance of our sponsor Mrs. Swintz and Editor-in- chief Michelle Van Wynsberghe, this years Memory Lane was one of the best Washington has ever seen. Many staffers did their part in Mrs. Swintz ' s. first hour publications class and the others on their own free time. By the end of the year many of the staff were tired from carrying M M boxes around to defray the cost of the yearbook. Despite the pressure and frustration most Memory Lane staff members en- joyed their work, especially when they saw the re- sults. Its the photographers turn to have their pic ' s The 1982-83 Memory Lane Editors. 108 Activities Marianne Downs and Kelly Bralick look over some copy Mrs. Fodor advises her helper. The 1982 83 Hatchet Staff If you ever wanted to know what was happening at good ole ' Washington all you had to do was to wait for every Tuesday to roll around and you could pick up your Hatchet. The Hatchet began as a free weekly publica- tion for students to enjoy but Reagonomics took control and we ended the year buying a sub- scription. The Hatchet, spon- sored by Mrs. Fodor, was writ- ten by our own students. It kept us usually informed about all. f n Kilgore escorted by Darryl McBride Gayle Demski escorted by William Scherper- Mary Sue Sikorski escorted by Nino Vega One of the most exciting and memorable times of each year is Homecoming. This year ' s Basketball Homecoming was no excep- tion. With a perfectly planned Spirit week. The Homecoming game and the excitement of everything will be a fine memory for all. Spirit week started out with Monday being Jersey and cap day, Tuesday — Punk day, Wednesday — Jogger s day, Thursday — dress up day, and Friday — traditional green and white day. As the Panthers ' Superior team was sadly defeated by Elkhart Me- morial 82-76, Angle Moreno was appropriately Queen. Karen Beelaert escorted by John Lubinski Sandra Garza escorted by Kevin Valentine Home 110 Activities Rhonda Meert escorted by Jim Nowicki Juanita Harris escorted by Barry Matthews Dana Wyant escorted by Roger Werner Tywanda WiHiamson escorted by Tim Brown Basketball Coming Activities 1 11 Hockey The Washington-Adams hockey club led by coach Pat McMakon was a strong spirited team this year. The season ran from Novem- ber to February. The past four years Gordon and Joe have been on the team. President — William Scberpereel Vice-President — Gayle Annis Secretary — Connie Ganus Treasurer — Ron Vantornhout Historian — Rosa Aldarondo Scribe — Sue Deguch 11 2 Activities 114 Sports fa a BM M W WBlllgl i W l Sports 115 Above: Dawn Brooks Above: Sharon DempskI Below: Debbie RozmarynowskI Below: Lorl LIndsey Above: Gall DempskI Below: Deann Kaser Above: Jeff Lewis Below: Todd Nation l £.lft 1 1 6 CheeHeading The 1982-83 Washington High School cheerleaders proudly dis- played their school spirit. Under the supervision of Cassie Scheper- eel, the cheerleaders worked hard to promote much-needed school spirit. The members of this year ' s varsi- ty squad were Dawn Brooks, Gayle Demski, Sharon Demski, Deann Kaser, Lori Lindsey, Debbie Roz- maryanowski, and the yell leaders Jeff Lewis and Todd Nailon. We have this group to thank for proving that Washington was the Pride of the West Side. Above: Varsify — Sharon Dempskl, Dawn Brooks, DebbI Rozmarynowskl, Gall DempskI, Deann Kaser, Lorl Lindsey, Todd Nailon, and Jeff Lewis. N e t t e r s F a c e D i f f i c u I t i e s Tennis, as one of the most popu- lar games in the world, is growing in popularity in South Bend high schools. That meant a lot of compe- tition, and there was a lot of tough competition in the N.l.C. The Washington tennis team, coached by Ann Dodd, was a very young team. They represented Washing- ton against many veteran teams and showed their pride and deter- mination. Most of the team mem- bers will be back to strengthen next year ' s squad. Tennis WHS John Glenn 5 Elkhart M. 5 2 Mishawaka 3 Marian 5 Penn 5 Clay 5 St. Joe 5 1 Riley 4 Elkhart Central 5 2 LaVille 3 1 Adams 4 3 LaSalle 2 Elston 5 Mike Sniadecke serves with pride. Norm Bogunia returns an opponent ' s try. Standing: S. Tafelski. R. Sniadecki. M. Sniadecki. N. Bogunia. L Strader, D. Kenkel, T. Belich, T. Reed 118 Boys Tennis Standing: L. Bergerson, S. Kublsiak, C. Moore, S. Vanslager, L. Shetler, W. Vanslager, T. Hatala, J. Ross, S. Gildner, K. Beelaert, L. Szymczak, M. Phillipi, Miss Clary, L. Laney, J. Peczkowski, L. Gray, K. Baker, K. Bucber. Swimming WHS 45 Culver GA 71 44 Elston 76 33 Adams 83 62 USalle 65 53 Mishawaka 71 62 Riley 60 55 New Prairie 70 49 Elkhart C. 77 49 Clay 74 _ Penn _ 62 Bremen 64 50 Elkhart M. 77 eelam prepares for the race. J. Peczkowski starts off between fierce competitors The Washington swim team had a lot of bright spots in a losing sea- son. There were many individual emd school records broken by Linda Laney (200 Free. 200 IM, and 500 Free), Leah Shetler (50 Free and 100 Free), and by the 400 Free Relay team of Linda Laney, Steph- anie Vanslager, Jennifer Pecz- kowski, and Leah Shetler. The team was composed mostly of seniors and the Panthers have a rebuilding job ahead of them, but with swimmers like Leah Shetler re- turning, the season should prove interesting. T a k e Y o u r M a r k Girls Swimming 119 Seniors! Donald Su anson Ron VanTornhout Brian Harmacinski Tom Laney Milton Lee Richard Michalak Brian Horvatb Greg Fozo Vince Burkhart Robert Brumell Freeze Kevin Madden Dave Jozwiak 120 Football Ernest Shaw Darryl McBride 9 ■ •f f ;? tS B9 :84;; 71 79 M; 18. 63 30. SB 7P le ' •• • •1 mtiiMiiii Above: 1982 Varsity and B Football Team Below: Defense sets up to swarm Clay. Offensive line sets to protect quarterback. The Washington Panther football team ended a very bright season with a 6-4 record, with two of those losses being by less than four points, combined. The Panthers had good senior leadership this year from the five captains; Robert Brumell, Dave Jozwiak, Milton Lee, Darryl McBride, and Brian Horvath. The Panthers placed three people on first team All- Conference; Robert Brumell, Rich Mihalak and Brian Horvath. Brumell and Horvath also made All-State. The Panthers lost seniors, but with talented underclassmen coming back, improvement is inevitable. Above: Players give words of encouragement to each other Below: Offense sets up plan of attack. P uim fM 1982 Freshman Football Team iKaiJk Top returnees for next year Football 123 t , J: r Cross Country Captures South Central Invt In many respects, the 1982 Cross Country season was the finest in recent Washington History. The Panther harriers accomplished several feats which had eluded previous teams. Among these gratifying performances were the team championship at the South Central Invitational, fourth place finish in the Sectional, and a surprising fifth place finish in the Regional meet. The Panthers ' success was especially sweet because the team lacked depth, was less experienced, and probably less talented than many teams it out- performed. The secret of this group ' s success was simply hard work, dedication, and perserverance. Each runner continued to improve throughout the season. They performed best when it counted most. Outstanding senior leadership was provided by captains Brady Neilson and David Molnar. Brady established a school record by running 15:58 in the regional meet. Coaches Welling and Alspaugh were extremely proud of the 1982 Cross Country team, both on the course and off. They rep resented Washington well. Congratulations! p a 5 h e r s S h o w E f f o r t The 1982-83 Boys Swim Team The 1982-83 boys swim team, under supervision of second year coach Tom Johnson, has shown great effort and spirit at their meets. But lack of participation has had a great effect on the outcome of the meets. Even though they were off to a disappointing start, they showed improvement as the season went on. They had some impressive performances by sen- iors Tom Laney, Mark Phillipi, and some good outings by Tony Lentch, and eager to improve, Mike Young and Jim Latson. Hard work, two practices a day, emd time consuming hours have satisfied indi- vidual performances. 126 Boys Swimming mi.ws miitma, ' . Above: Showing great form Jim Brown Below: On Yoar Mark Get Set — GOIlttt shows how it is done. Above: This swimmer waits for the results. Opponent SCORE BOX ' If US Them 56 66 52 42 72 82 o p p o s i t I o n Spikers Show Enthusiasm To Win The 1982 volleyball team deserved much credit for their vehement efforts demonstrated on the court. Hard work and much enthusiasm stirred the produc- tion of a tough ball club. The Panthers learned the value of teamwork and spirit through the dedicated coaching of Miss Shively. The returning seniors, captain Lori Rothballer, Shelly Szalewski, Chris Pe- cina, and Pat Vanslager, led the varsity team to a 7-6 winning season. The season did not end spectacularly as the girls de- sired, but the victory of gaining teamwork and spirit made the season valuable. The varsity club entered the South Bend sectionals conquering a prepared Clay club. But in the semi-final match against a troublesome Adams team, the Panthers fought vigorously to a defeated end. This match finished a difficult season but marked the beginning of fond memo- ries of the experiences gained this year. The B-team Panthers also fought a tough season ending in a 6-7 record. Headed by captain Sue Lutomski the team cooperated and worked hard throughout the season. These girls profit- ed this season by attaining experience for the upcomming year which should prove to be productive. Good Luck, Panthers! Above: Pat Vanslager gets ready to malfe anotfier one of her awesome spikes. SCORE BOX Opponent: Scores St. Joe 7-15 10-15 15-4 LaPorte 15-10 15-12 Mishawaka 8-15 5-15 Penn 12-15 10-15 Elston 15-2 15-11 7-15 Clay 15-9 3-15 10-12 Riley 4-15 2-15 15-7 Marian 15-7 15-11 15-5 Central 15-13 18-16 Adams 8-15 15-13 3-15 LaSalle 16-14 3-15 New Prairie 15-9 10-15 Memmorial 15-1 12-15 ' Clay 15-12 15-3 ' Adams 16-14 6-15 ' Sectionals Varsity: Sitting: Angie Moreno. Bonnie Bejma. Chris Pecina. Stephanie Makowski, Standing: Coach Shivley, Lori Rothballer, Lori Leka rczyk, Pat Vanslager, Tracy Gray. Shelly Szaleski, Cindy Miko. Far Right: The team sets up to win another point. Right: Stephanie Makowski concen- trates on her next move to- wards the net. 128 Varsity Volleyball V .i t)ijmj -f i«. '  ,.MH-...T  «.i« r«  r  i in.u- ,- B-Team Frosh Utilize Their Skill SCOR E BOX (B-Team) SCORE BOX (F reshman) Opponents Scores Opponents Scores St. Joe 8-15 5-15 LaPorte 6-15 15-6 15-17 Riley 8-15 215 Mishawaka 7-15 11-14 Grissom 6-15 5-15 Penn 15-2 13-15 15-12 Young 9-15 10-15 Elston 15-6 15-8 LaSalle 15-7 151 Clay 2-15 15-9 7-15 Emmons 9-15 1115 Riley 615 7-15 Beiger 12-15 16-14 15-11 Marian 1-15 5-15 Schmucker 13-10 7-15 1210 Central 16-14 7-15 15-12 Clay 15-13 7-15 15-10 Adams 6-15 13-10 10-15 Marian 12-14 4-15 LaSalle 15-5 8-15 16-14 Adams 13-15 5-15 New Prairie 15-12 615 1614 St. Joe 15-17 15-3 Memorial 15-2 15-6 Riley 11-15 14-12 7-15 ' Marian 7-15 10-15 ' Sectionals m n ■B. hove: The team huddles around Miss Shivley for last mil instructions and a pep talk. B-Team, Frosh Volleyball SCORE BOX Opponents Scote LaPoite US Them Gary West 31 43 Elston 36 43 St. Joe 40 59 Central 28 36 Marian 45 46 Adams 39 36 Perm 39 36 LaSalle 48 35 Memorial Clay ffifey Mishawaka Right: Michele Bonek concentrates on making her free throws. Girls Still Hopeful The 1982-83 Girls Basketball Team, coached by Jo Masey, proved to be the starting blocks of what could be the start of a good Girls Basketball program. This year, the girls showed great improvement and showed teams around the city that they came to play basketball. Lead by Seniors; Tressy Johnson, Kim Kilgore, Faye Rodgers, Kim Miller, Bonnie Bejma, and Mi- chelle VanWynsberghe, and Juniors: Gwen Bradford and Michele Bonek, the team fought to the end. With great performances by Gwen Bradford and Tressy Johnson, good court leadership by Bonnie Bejma, and the outstanding play of the rest of the team, they might not of been winners in the win-loss bracket, but they were in the character in which they played. 1982-83 Varsity Girls Basketball Left: Gwen Bradford and Mary Williams fight for a rebound. Right: The team huddles around Coach Masey for the last minute com- ments. 130 Girh Varsity Basketball Sfifmv iM. k i - ' B-Team Shows A Promise For Next Year The 1982-83 Girl ' s B-Team Basketball Team showed great spirit and emotion when they were out on the court. Lead by some outstanding play- ing by Caria Baker, Mi- chelle Lewis, Mcurylin Mitchell, and Tract Middlebrook the team worked together to produce a team that fought to the final buzz- er. Coached by Sue Behker the girls played a fine season and pro- duced great potential to be next years lead- ers. As a whole the girls should bring hope to next years success. 132 Basketball Panthers Take Holiday Tournament Washington High School won its first Holiday Tournament ever in seventeen tries. The Panthers, coached by John Sol- mos, won the tournament by defeating always tough Riley and then by squeaking by St. Joe in the final round. The 1983 team was led by six excellent seniors, Dave Johnson, Brian Horvath, Anton Brevard, Rich Mihalak, Greg Fozo, and Billy Adams. These seniors showed great leadership ability and made the panther team a hard one to beat. Dave Johnson smooth. Hey, Who ' s got the ball? Panthers set for rebound. Almost, but not good enough. Thru rthe hoop Doc. Dunk Erick Chambliss. US Wi m .-tWK M ;■ t= HnvH 1. V jI . - .Aj4 V Mi Panthers set up offense. Basketball 133 1982-83 B Team Basketball 134 Basketball HMMBlMHMU w r e s t 1 i n 1982-83 Boys Wrestling Team The 1982-83 W.H.S. wrestling team could only be described as willful. The mat men, with the help from coach Evans and Reggie Glon, had the talent but lacked experience. Leading the squad were seniors, Dale Shetler, Gary Mezaros, and Timmy Brown. Outstanding Juniors were Mike Suth and Tommy Stanfield. This year ' s team gave experience to underclass- men who will carry on the Blood, Sweat, and Tears , tradition. Right: Mike Suth takes down another opponent. 136 Boys Wrestling n Above: Senior Captain, Dale Shelter. Below: A Panther Wrestler takes down another opponent. Senior Member, Gary Mezaros awaits another opponent to deck. Above: Coach Evens gets things in order before a meet. Boys Wrestling 137 Hi 138 Advertising adv Advertising 139 ST. 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Gayle 9 Aranowski, Jon 59 Archambault, Margaret 59 Arizpe, Pamela 59 Bahrke, Paula 49 Bailey, Dawn 49 Bajer, Robert 49 Baker, Caria 54. 131 Baker, Kim 7, 15, 34, 119 Baker, Myrtle 49 Balderas, Alfredo 20, 54 Bill. Jimmy 34 Bang, Anita 49, 51 Banasiewicz, Dana 49 Banicki, Robert 54 Banicki, Barvara Bank, Tim 49 Banks, Jon 54 Baraso, Michele 49 Baraso, Randy 34 Barczykowski, Suzanne 59 Bargielski. Sherri 25. 49 Barnes, Angela 49 Barnes, Martin 59 Bartkowiak, Margaret 54 Basham. Russell 49 Bautista. Emma 34 Beckwith. Ron 49 Beelaert. Karen 34. 119 Beheyt. Ronald 49 Bejma, Ann 54 Bejma, Bonnie 27. 34. 128. 130 Belcher. Jerome 59 ■Belcher. Victoria 49 Belich, T 126 Benavidez, Ramiro 59 Benman, Tim 59 Bergerson, Lori 59, 119 Bettinger, Sigrio 24 Billingsley, Ardella 59 Birch, Kevin 44 Birchfield, David 49 Bittner. Micheal 59 Black, Charles 54 Black. Kim 59 Blad, Kristin 59 Blankership, Kristen 49 Blockson. Walter 34 Bognar. Cheryl 59 Bognar, Dan 54 Bognar, Juliann 54 Bognar, Laura 34 Bogunia. Normand 20. 54, 126 Bond, Mae 59 Bond. Tim 52 Bonds. Lisa 34 Bonek, Michele 49, 130 Bonek, Sharon 24, 49 Bonek. Susan 59 Boon. Wyndham 59 Borek, Dan 49 Borek, Ed 34 Borkowski. Beth 54 Borrelli. Lisa 7. 14. 24. 34 Borton. James 49 Borton. Louann 49 Boworski. Helen 49 Bradburn, Tammy 54 Bradford. Gwen 130 Bradford. Rhonda 34 Bradley. Jacqulynn 54 Bralick. Kelly 49 Bralick. Kim 15. 35 Brandt. Nancy 54 Brantley. Karen 49 Brenner. Erik 54 Brenner. Norbert 49 Breveard. Anton 35 Bridges. Kevin 54 Bridwell. Aaron 54, 59 Briggs, William 49 Briones, Billy 59 Brooks, Dawn 35. 44. Brooks, Ellen 59 Brocks. Mike 54 Brown, Jimmy 8, 49 Brown, Tim 35 Bruington, Elizabeth 54 Brummell, Robert 35, 120. 122 Bryant, Jerry 49 Bucher. Katha 25. 35. 119 Buckingham. Sonya 54 Buckingham. Terry 49 Buczkowski. Mark 35 Burkhart. Vince 31. 35. 120 Burlingame. Tim 49 Busykiewicz. Beth 49 Buszkiewicz. Dave 59 Butiste. Mary 9. 24. 35 Buysee. Kathy 49 Cain. Mandy 49 Caldwell, Dawn 54 Caldwell, Stephanie 49 Calender, Kim 54 Calentine, Robert 49 Campbell, Sherry 49 Canul, Gilbert 59 99, 101, 116. 117 Carlton. Tim 35 Carr, Lee 54 Carr, Marquitta 59 Carr, Raphael 54 Carrillo, Alex 49 Carter, Tracy 54 Catano, Angela 59 Caudill. Debbie 25. 30 Celaya, Gerardo 35. 40 Chamberlain. Pat 49 Chambliss. Eric 49 Chatman. LaDonna 59 Chelminiak. Carol 35 Cheery, Charsey 49 Chism. Dana 59 Chlebek, Robert 35 Chodzinski, Carrie 59 Chrapliwy, Shelley 49 Chrzan, Beth 35 Chrzan, Lynn 59 Chrzan, Robert 54 Cichos, Tim 49 Ciesialka, Christine 35 Ciesialka, Tim 59 Ciula, Daniel 59 Clark, Joyce 28 Clark, Kathleen 26 Clark, Richard 59 Clayton, Daniel 36. 99 Clemmons. Mechelle 54 Close. Dawn 54 Close, James 59 Cole, Annette 36 Cole, Jackie 28 Colquitt, David 54 Colquitt, Lori 25, 36 Cooper, Michael 59 Corbett. Robert 54 Corley, Darryl 8, 49 Cornells, Donald 49 Corr. Ed 36 Corthier. Don 49 Corthier. Melissa 50 Cossel. Nora 54 Coussens. Charlene 36 Crawford. Mark 59 Cray ton. Stephanie 54, 117 Crew, Gregory 59 Critchlow, Anna 24. 50. 53 Crittendon, Eric 59 Crittendon. Paula 50, 53 Cwik, Roxanne 59 Cygirt, Irvin 36 Dahms, Mark 59 Daniels, Karlton 59 Danks, Kenneth 54 Darrow, Scott 54 Dashner, Paul 23 Davidson, Jodi 50 Davidson, Michael 54, 131 Davidson, Michelle 59 Davis, Crystal 59 Davis, Kelt 54 Davis, Sherrell 54 Dawning, Paul 60 Dawning, Yolanda 50 Dean, Michael 60 Decocq, Jeff 20, 34. 50 Dequch, Paul 20, 54, 56 Dequch. Sue 50, 82 Deleon, Viola 60 Demski, Gayle 36, 99, 116, 117 Demski, Sharon 12, 50, 116, 117 Dennis, Sherry 50 Dent. Regina 50 Desmet, Karen 60 Desmet, Tamy 50 Dhaeze, Ronald 50 Diaz, Jaime 50 Diaz, Pable 36 Dickson, Karen 36 Dippel, Colleen 60 Doaks, Keenan 54 Dodd, Roberta 25, 50 Dokes, Eric 60 Dombrowski. Shelia 50 Donaldson. Shelia 60 Donathen, Jill 36 Douglas, Mary 54 Douglas, Orlando 36 Dove Ron 50 Downey, Lori 36 Downey, Thomas 50 Downhour, Katrina 50 Downs, Marianne 50 Drake. Robert 50 Dresback. Annette 50 Dresbach, Robert 60 Dudeck, Carl 36 Dudeck, Michelle 60 Budzinski, Dave 18 Dudzinski, Michelle 36 Dunlap, Jason 36 Early. Cheryl 24, 37 Egyed, Lydelle 25 El-Amin. Fariman 50 ElAmin, Kareemah 54 Elick, Heidi 54 Elkins, Ron 50 Elkins, Dawn 60 Ellis, Charles 54 Ellis, Kerry 60 Emmons, Kevin 60 Engle, Wendy 25. 50 Ericson. Kelly 54 Eskridge, Denise, 50 EsphI Evans, Christopher 20. 50 Evans, Yvonne 54 Ewald, Dereck 18. 50 Eyster, Dema 55 Felan, David 60 Ferkis, Mary 55 Filbert, Mike 60 Fikes, Kyron 99 Findley. Daniel 50 Findley. Michael 60 Fisher. Russell 60 Fites. David 50 Fites, Michael 55 Fitz, Lisa 50, 53 Fleming, Charles 50 Flemming, Tina 55 Fletcher, Doug 23 Flint, Derrick 50 Flis, Elizabeth 60 Flores, Alejanfro 60 Flares,- Juan 50 Foldeski, Brian 55 Folkner. Rebecca 37 Forcier. Jeffrey 60 Forcier, Karen 60 Foster, Darnell 60 Foster, Karen 60 Fountain, Eldon 60 Fox, Sonny 37 Fozo, Greg 12. 18. 37, 120 Freymuth, AnnMarie 60 Fujawa, John 50 Fultz. Edwin 50 Gadacz, Kenny 37 Gadson, Rodney 50, 53 Gale, William 60 Callaway, Andrew 18 Gallegos, Carolyn 60 Ganus, Connie 37 Gapinski, Rebecca 50 Gapinski, Robin 55 Garber, Daniel 55 Garber, Laurie 37 Garza, Raymond 53 Garza, Rose 50, 53 Garza, Sandra 37, 38, 78 Gathright, Tonya 55 Geisler, Cynthia 60 Gerbasich, Amy 37 Gildner, Suzanne, 56, 119 Gills. Alice 60 Ginter. Frances 24, 37 Gish. Kim 55, 58. 117 Glass, Alesia 60 Gleason. Jeff 31 Gleason. Laurie 50. 60 Gleva. John 55 Gleva. Sarah 60 Gleva. Matthew 60 Golubski, Charles 37 Golupski, Frank 55 Gonzalez, Richard 55 Gooding, William 50 Gorney, Rick 50 Gorny. Kathy 37. 43. 98, 102, 145 Gorski, Elizabeth 60 Gorski, Brain 50 Gragg, Stormy 50 Graham, Bobby 50 Grahman, Cedric 37 Grahman, Darrin 50 Grahman, Marcus 60 Grahman. Victoria 29. 37, 99 Grant, Kim 22, 55 Grant, Byron 60 Gray, Greg 15, 55 Gray. Lauren 60. 119 Gray. Tracy 25. 50. 128 Gray. Paulette 37 Grayson. Andre 99 Graziskowiak, Debbie 37 Grechowalski, Tom 60 Green, Kathy 37 Green, Mona 55 Green, Tyrone 50 Griffin, Andrian 50 Griffin. Charlotte 60 Groeling, Jeff 55 Grohowski, Gill 14, 50 Grounds. Eric 55 Groves. Kelli 24 Grzeskowski. Paula 55 Gunn. Lonnie 37 Gunn. Richard 37. 120 Guzicki. Greg 18, 37 H Hagedorn. Peggy 50 Hairston. Lori 55 Hampton. Gloria 60 Harley, Christine 24, 37 Harley, David 60 Harley, Wanda 55 Harmacinski. Brian 37. 120 Harmacinski, Sandra 55 Harmacinski, Gary 66 Harman, Brain 50 Harman, Eric 60 Harman, Dean 37 Harman, John 60 Harris, Cynthia 60 Harris, Debora 55 Harris, Juanita 37, 99 Harris, LaDonna 60 Harris, Tracy 55 Hartstein, Eric 20, 21, 50 Haskel, Angela 55 Hatala, Theodore 55, 126. 119 Hauguel. Monica 55 Hawkins. Gary 60 Hayes. Lynn 50, 117 Hayes, Patricia 38 Hensell. John 55 Hensell. Tracy 60 Herban. Mark 55 Heritz. Connie 55 Herron. Anthony 50 Herron. Ernest 50 Hibbard. Lorraine 38 Hill. Gail 38 Hill, Terri 9, 60 Hilliard, Douglas 39 Hock, Christopher 38 Hoff, Leann 55 Holewcdynski, Karen 50 Holland, Charles 55 Holmes, Audrey 101 Holmes. John 18 Holmes. Robert 60 Index 157 Homeleski, Linda 60 Homman, Roger 55 Hopkins, Anthony 55 Horvath. Brian 12, 38, 120, 122 HoTvath, Carolyn 55 Horvath, Linda 60 Horvath, Lisa 8. 14, 38, 43 Hrovath, Mark 55 Howard, Dianna 50 Hubertz, Lori 60 Huddleston, Ladonna 38 Hudson, John 50 Huffine, Stephanie 60 Hughes, Maurice 60 Hunt, Isaac 60 Hunter, Milton 50 Hyde, Jeanice 55, 117 Hyde, Peggy 50 Imus, Shelli 60 J Jablonski, Donald 50 Jachimiak, Jilll 60 Jackson, Alesia 55 Jackson, Denise 60 Jackson, Jimmy 60 Jackson, Shalena 55 Janiak, Kennith 38 Jaworski, Susan 61 Jaworski, Aloysius 60 Jefferies, Larnice 50 Jefferies, Robert 51 Jenkins, Damon 55 Jenkins, Dana 22 Jenkins, Francina Jenkins, Scott 55 Jimenez, Fred 55 Johnson, Darryl 29 Johnson, David 38 Johnson, Donald 55 Johnson, Dorene 50 Johnson, Eric 55 Johnson, James 55, 61 Johnson, Willie 51 Johnson, Tressie 27, 130 Jones, Carol 55 Jones, Erika 61 Jones, Lonita 55, 58, 117 Jones, Theria 61 Jones, Tracey 51 Jones, Walter 61 Jones, Wanda 61 Jozwiak, David 18, 38, 120, 122 Jucius, Diane 61 Junior, Lorna 51 Jurek. Karl 31, 38, 43, 120 Jurgonski, Judy 25 K Kaczmarek, Kyle 55 Kaczmarek, Barb 61 Kaczynski, David 51 Kaley, Kurt 51 Kajzer, Michael 38 Kajzer, Mitchell 51 Kalicki, Jeffrey 61 Kalmer, Michael 51 Kalmar. Skip 23 Kapalczynski, Glenda 38 Kaplon, Michele 55 Karling, Michele 61 Kasa, Diane 55 Kaser, David 18, 19 Kaser, Deann 38. 116, 117 Katz. Michael 18, 51 Kazmierczak. Michael 55, 56 Kazer, Mike 61 Kedik, Ronald 61 Keen, Donald 38 Kelley, Darlene 22, 55 Kelley, Marlene 55 Kenkel, Danny 51, 126 Kentner, Tina 61 Kesler, Pamela 55 Kilburn, John 51 Kilgore, Kimberly 22, 38, 130 Kilgore, Tina 61 King, Cynthia 51 King, John 55 King, Linda 55 King, Stacey 38, 61 Kirkendoll, Cynthia 56 Kirkendoll, Stacy 38, 45 Klaybox, Pat 23 Klein, Brian 20, 56 Klimek, Bruce 38 Klingerman, Kevin 61 Klosinski, Thomas 61 Kiosk i, Daniel 51 Kloski, Robert 56 Klota, Cheryl 56 Klota, Korrine 56 Klota, Wendell 51 Kmabenshue, Ann 61 Knapik, Vickie 39 Knowlton, Beth 56 Knowlton, Julie 51 Kochanowski, Kenneth 56 Kohn, Joellen 51 Kohn. Karen 39 Kolacz, Thomas 18. 51 Kolber, Diane 61 Konter. William 20. 56 Koselak. Karie 56 Kosinski. Ricky 39 Kosinski. Greg 56 Koszyk, Kevin 56 Koszyk. Kimberly 51 Koszyk, Ronald 39 Kovach, John 56 Kovach, Michaeleen 39 Kowalski, Jeanne 24, 51 Kowalski, Kevin 61 Kowalski, Patrick 39 Kowalski, Suzanne 56 Krieg. Bruce 56 Kroger, Daniel 61 Krol, Barbara 39, 145 Krol, Rebecca 56 Kruszewski, Kevin 39 Kubisiak, Kimberly 39 Kubisiak, Sharyl 61, 119 Kuczmanski, John 51 Kunert, Juli 39 Kunert, Scott 51 Kuntz, Ellen 61 Kurek, Michele 56 Kurowski, Jennifer 61 Kusmicz, Brian 61 Kwiatkowski, Timothy Kwieran, Paula 61 Lacy. Anthony 36 Lacy. Percilla 51 Lamphler, Beth 61 Lancaster. Charissa 39 Landuit. Mark 39 Landuit. Michelle 56 Landuyt. Dennis 56 Lane, Tara 56 Lane, Todd 18, 39 Laney. Linda 61, 119 Laney, Thomas 39, 120. 126 Lapkiewicz. Susan 56 Laskowski, Darlene 39. 145 Laskowski. Ellen 61 Laskowski. Mark 51 Laskowski. Robert 56 Lathion. Barbara 61 Latson. James 20. 56. 126 Lawson. William 51 Lawson, Robert 51 Leckaczyk. Lori 24 Leda. David 61 Leda, Maureen 39 Lee. Milton 39, 120, 121 Lee, Tommy 51 LeeVan, Steven 26, 39 Lekarczyk, Andy 39 Lekarczyk, Lori 39. 128 Lemert. Randy 61 Lenard. Danny 61 Lentych. Anthony 56, 126 Lentz, Julie 61 Lesuik, Denise 40 Lesher. Jell 51 Lesiuk, Kenneth 51 Lesiuk, Patti 56 Lewinski. Deborah 51 Lewis. Jeffery 40, 98, 116, 117 Lewis. Michelle 61. 131 Lindholm. Loretta 56 Lindsey. Lori 56. 58, 116. 117 Lis, Jerome 51 Lisenko, Tracy 61 Lombardi, Erika 61 Lonzo, James 51 Lopez. Robert 40 Love. Johnny e 23 Love, Keith 61 Lowe, Donna 51 Lowe, Dan 20, 40 Lubelski, Rosemary 40 Lubinski, John 40 Lubinski. Marcie 40. 5 Lugo. Cetia 56 Lugo. Raul 56 Lukuba. Tia Marie 61 Lumpkins. Shatunia 40 Lundquist, DeAnna 40 158 lndex f Lundquist, Mike 40 Luther, Rickey 56 Lutomski, David 51 Lutomski, Susan 56 Lyczinski, Brian 56 Lynch. John 40 M Macgowan. Gregory 40 Macgowan, Monica 61 Machowiak, Brian 61 Maciejewski. Jean 40, 42 Mackowiak, Catherine 40 Madden, Kevin 40, 120 Maddox, Jill 8. 50, 51 Maddox, Joseph 41 Maenhout, Glenn 20, 51 Maenhout, Jenny 22, 28 Majeu ski, David 56 Makowski, Donna 61 Makowski, Joseph 51 Makowski, Stephanie 51, 128 Manis, Jerry 51 Manriquez. Theresa 51 Maravolo, Dean 51 Markiewicz. Thomas 51 Markovich. Robert 51 Marshall, Arnetta 61 Marshall, Melissa 41 Marson, Oliver 35, 41 Martin, Tamara 51 Martsolf, Kristle 61 Maskinski, Michael 51 Mathews. Barrv 41 Mathews, Terence 20. 51, 56 May, Rosemary 56 May field, David Maxwell, Andy 61 Mc Fadden, Brian Mc Ginty, Gavin 41 Mc Lead, Frances 56 Mc Bride, Darryl 41. 120. 122 Mc Bride. Ryan 26 Mc Gammon. Tamara 25. 51. 96 McCammon. William 20. 56 Mc Carthy. Ann 61 Mc Carty. Gayann 41 Mc Coy. Kathryn 51 Mc Coy, Tammy 56 Mc Donell. Patricia 41 Mc Cowan. Beth 24 Mc Gowan. Kevin 18. 56 Mc Holland. Allen 41 Mc Kinney. Marieta 41 Mc Kinney. Milfred 51 Mc Knight. Arthur 41. 43 Meert. Carl 56 Meert. David 56 Meert. Kevin 18 Meert. Rhonda 41. 43 Mejer. Ronald 61 Mejer. Theresa 56 Meller. Ann 41 Meller. Michael 51 Menyard. Lonnie 56 Mesaros. Kevin 61 Meszaros. Gary 42 Meszaros, Joseph 42 Michalak, Richard 120, 122 Michalski, Richard 42 Michalski, John 61 Michalski. Lori 42 Middlebrook. Louisa 61 Middlebrook. Traci 51. 131 Miko. Cynthia 51. 128 Miller. Brian 61 Miller. Deborah 61 Miller. Jacinta 51 Miller. Kimberlie 42. 130 Miller. Robby 20. 56 Miller. Susan 13. 51 Miller. Tammy 56 Miller. Terrance 42 Miller. Tina 42 Milligan. Dawn Milliken. Christina 99 Milliken. Lisa 61 Milliken. Sally 25 Millsaps. Yolanda 52 Milner. Kimberly 52 Milnes. Roger 61 Milan. Rans 42 Milan. Tania 61 Milton. Michelle 61 Milton. Nathaniel 52. 53 Miner. Russell 62 Mintan. Misty 42 Mintan. Thomas 62 Mitchell. Bryan 56 Mithcell. Larry 52 Mitchell. Marilyn 131 Mitchell. Harry 56 Mittigan. Dawn 52 Molnar. David 42. 124 Moore. Ann 56 Moore, Catherine 52, 119 Moore, Telina 42 Moreno. Angela 42. 43. 78. 99. 128 Moreno. Roger 31. 52 Morey. Joanne 56. 58. 101 Morris. Lisa 52 Morrison. Norma 56 Mroczkiweicz. Steven 42 Mulkey. Thomas 42. 82. 145 Mussi. Richardo 52. 64 Myszak. Tracy 52 N Nation. Todd 116. 117, I45 Nailon. Willard 42 Name. Jellery 20. 52 Neal. Walter 56 Neeley. Tonya 62 Neely. Michelle 62 Neilson. Brady 42. 124. 125 Nelson Jr. Lee 57 Niemasik. Susan 57 Neimier. Karen 62 Niespidziany, Kim 42 Niezgodzki. Joseph 42 Niswnoger. Dwight 52 Noland. Tye 20. 57. 1 Nowicki. James 26. 42 Nowicki. Thomas 57 Nowaezewski. Shelly 57 Odom. Stacy 53 Odonell. Robert 52 Odonnell. Robin 57 Odusch. Denise 62 Odusch. Lisa 43. 101 Olivarez Jr. Placido 43, 99 Opaczewski. Steven 62 Opaczewski. Linda 43 Ornat. Michael 52 Orr. Cherilynn 43. 96 Overton. Geoffrey 43 Page, Lynn 52. :, Page. Pamela 43. 98 Paidle. Ronald 43 Palatin. Andrea 52. 96 Palicki. Edward 18. 20. 52 Palmer. Larry 12. 52 Palomo. Maria 52 Parker. Robert 62 Paszek. Leonard 43 Paszli. John 52 Pawlak. Ronald 43 Pecina. Barbara 52. 129 Pecina. Christine 43. 57. 128 Peczkowski. Jennifer 52. 119 Pedraza. Julie 52 Pedraza. Roberto Peppers. Joyce 57 Peregrine. Dee 52 Peterson. Kim 57 Peterson. Roger 62 Petzke. Jeanine 57 Phillips. Darlene 57 Ph llippi. Mark 43. 126. 119 Phillips. Jerome 52 Phillips. Vanesa 62 Pierce. Michael 62 Pietraszewski. Mary 57 Pietraszewski. Nancy 52 Pietraszewski. Renita 7. 43 Piotronitz. Brian 62 Plajer. Denise 57 Plencner. Kenny 52 Plencner. Scott 52 Plencner. Therese 57 Plonka. Korinne 62 Polk. Todd 57 Price. Danny 28 Pocter. Cyressa 43 Popielski. Mark 57 Popielski. Peggy 43 Powell. Lonnie 23, 98 Powell, Michael 62 Powell, Sonya 57 Powell, Tonya 57 Poyser, Pamela 57 Prestin, Bradley 43 Radtke, Lori 43 Radzikowski, John 62 Radzikowski, Kari 43 Rafalski, Mark 26, 43. 120 Index 159 J Ramirez, Cindy 62 Handle. Michael 52 Randolph, Serena 9, 62 Randert, Scott 62 Rans, Kevin 18 Ratkay, Joseph 62 Ratkay, Nicholas 57 Reamer, Traci 44 Reamer, Tricia 57 Redd, Stephanie 52 Redding, Duu ayne 52, 57 Reed, Jami 52 Reed, Lisa 44 Reed, Paul 52 Reed, Shawn 62 Reed. Timothy 62, 126 Retter, Branda 52 Rice, Deanna 62 Rice, Susan 52 Richmond, Cheri 52 Richmond, Pam 62 Richmond, Steven 57 Riley, Dawn 57 Riley, Vickie 52 Ring, Paul 62 Ritchie, Tommy 52 Robbins, Cheryl 57 Robledo. Angel 44 Rodgers, Aslisia 57 Rodger s, Faye 130 Rodgers, Jonathan 52 Rodriguez, Marlene 52 Rodriguez, Sandra 62 Rodriguez, Veronica 62, 117 Rodriguez, Yolanda 44 Rodriguez, Jo 25 Roempagel, Kimberty 44 Roempagel, Wendy 62 Rogers, Oslisia 22 Rogers, George 52 Romano, Bryan 44 Romano, John 52 Romanski, Debbie 52 Ross, Christopher 62 Ross, Jennifer 62, 119 Ross Jr Alfred 57 Rothballer. Lori 7, 14, 24, 29, 44, 98, 128 Royce, Veronica 62 Rozmarynowski, Deborah 52, 116, 117 Rozmarynowski, Julie 62, 117 Rozycki, John 44 Rucker, Daniel 62 Rucker, Warren 57 Ruihiey, Chris 44 Russell, James 62 Russell, Lori 44, 145 Ruszkowski, Debra 57 Rybicki, Kelly 57 Rybicki, Kevin 26, 44 Rybicki, Todd 44 Rybicki, Troy 20 Ryder, Trina 62 Rzepnicki, Christine 14, 25, 44 Rzepnicki, Pam 25 Rzepnicki. Robert 26, 57 Rzeszutek. Christopher 98 Rzeszutek, Donna 57. 87 Sabaj, Judy 44 Sacchini, Daniel 18, 44. 120 Salazar, Paula 44 Salwin, Jr. Theodore 57 Sanchez, Jeannette 60, 62 Sanders, Corina 44 Sanders, Ladanna 44, 47 Sanders, Perry 23 Sawdon, Michael 26. 57 Sayer, Jeannie 57 Sayer, Joann 57. 58. 117 Sayer. Lisa 45 Scaife. Stephanie 62 Schimes. Jenny 62 Scherpereel. Jill 62. 102 Scherpereel. William 15. 27. 45. 101. 102. 103, 145 Schmidt. Kenneth 62 Schoening. Tammy 62 Schroer, Nathan 28 Schultz, Judy 45 Scott, Daniel 62 Scott, Theresa 57 Scroggs. Kelly 52 Searfoss. Scott 18. 29, 45 See, Trudy 52 Sego, Darin 52 Sellers, Shari 52 Senour, James 52 Sharp. Denise 45 Shaw. Ernest 45. 47. 120 Shearer. Rebecca 57 Shelton. Tony 18 Sheridan, Beth 57 Sheridan, Julie 14, 43, 45, 81, 101 Sherk, Calvin 45 Shetler, Dale 45. 99 Shetler. Larry 57 Shetler, Leah 57 Short, Clayton 57 Short, Thomas 62 Sikorski, Mary 13. 45. 98 Sikorski, Steven 57 Silva. Estella 62 Simmons. Gregory 45 Simmons. Ronald 52 Sinkiewicz. Tammy 52 Slater. Lolita 62 Smith. Bruce 62 Smith, Don 62 Smith, David 57 Smith, Derrick 23 Smith, Karia 52 Smith, Kenneth 45 Smith, Rebecca 62 Smith. Sonya 45 Smith. Teri 62 Smith. Valerie 52 Smolka. Robert 62 Smurr. Dawn 45 Sniadecki. Michael 20. 57. 126 Sniadecki. Rodney 52. 126 Sobieralsi. Chris 62 Sobieralski. Ann 45 Sobieralski, Edward 57 Sobieralski. Mark 52 Sohike, Loreeta 52 Soos. Kenneth 18. 19, 45 Spears, Kimberly 57 Spicher, Dianne 57 Spicher, Jeff 45 Spindler, Keith 62 Splawski, Lisa 57 Spriggs, Charles 62 Spriggs, Jay 57 Spychalski, Brenda 52 Spychalski, Elizabeth 62 Sroda, Bradley 62 Sroda, Craig 57 Sroda, Sheila 30 St Germain, Angel 57 St Germain, Scott 45 Stachowski, Tina 52 Stahly. David 45 Stanfield. Thomas 52 Stanley. Randall 45 Stanley, Vern 20, 52 Staples, Pervis 46, 47 Starkweather, Donna 57 Starzynski, Edward 46, 51 Steiner. Susan 62 Steininger. Jeff 52. 57 Stevens. Linda 62 Stevens. Tammy 57 Stewart, Kellye 38, 46 Stickler, Kimberly 46 Stoffelen, Kevin 62 Stoffelen, Susan 46, 48 Stopczynski, Kenneth 46 Stopczynski, Renee 31 Strader. Larry 62. 126 Strychalski. Rebecca 46 Stutesman. Jeffery 62 Sullivan. Mark 52 Suit. Ted 46 Suth. Andrew 57 Suth, Donna 46 Suth. Michael 52 Swanson. Donald 46. 120. 145 Switalski, Margaret Swoaks. Charolette 57 Swoaks, Kathryn 46 Szalewski, Lori 57 Szalewski. Rachelle 46. 128 Szalewski. Timothy 46 Szarwark. Geoffrey 46 Szlantucht. Polly 25. 30 Szmanda. Susan 46 Szulczyk. Michael 52 Szulczyk. Michelle 57 Szweda. Colleen 62. 117 Szymanski, James 53 Szymczak, Lynn 62, 119 Szynski, Brent 63 Szynski, Chris 46 Szynski. Gregg 52 Szynski. Lisa 52 Tafelski. Cheryl 46 Tafelski. Dale 63 Tafelski. Denise 53 Tafelski. Scott 26. 53. 126 Tefteller. Kathy 58 Taylor. Adrienne 58 Taylor. Mary 63 160 Index Taylor. Michael 53 Theasher. Kelley 13 Teska, Brenda 53 Teske, Laura 58 Tetzlolf. Ty 46 Thomas. Cornell 53 Thomas. David 63 Thomas, Lori 53 Thomas. Randolph 53 Thompson. Erin 46 Thompson. Melinda 14. 46 Thompson. Scott 58 Thorp. Valerie 53 Thrasher. Kelly 63 Tidwell. Willie 58 Tijerina. Carmela 46 Timm. Bruce 58 Tinim. James 63 Tofthagen. Gary 58 Tofthagen. Larry 58 Tomastic. Carol 58 Tomkiewicz. Gregory 46 Tompkins. Julie 53 Tomsits. Paul 58 Trok. Gregg 53 Trost. Joy 58 Trzaskowskl. Candace 46 Tullis, Jane 63 Turak. Jeffrey 18. 46 Turczynski. Alan 53 Turner. Walter 63 Tuttle. Shelley 25. 58 U Ullery. David 58 Ullery, Steven 47 V Valentine. Kevin 47 VanBuskirk. Remi 53 VanOverberghe, Joseph 40. 47 VanOverberghe. Timothy 20, 53 VanTornhout. Ronald 27, 47. 83, 102. 120, 145 Vandewielle, David 47 Vanorman, Kimberly 47, 53 VanOverberghe. Robert 63 Vanslager. Patricia 47. 128 Vanslager, Stephanie 58, 119 Vanslager, Wendy 63. 119 Vanwynsberghe, Michelle 24, 28, 47, 99 Vargo, Anthony 63 Vaughn, Tracy 63 Vega, Maria 63 Vega, Nino 8, 47 Vegh. Rudolph 31, 47 Villanueva, Edward W Wade. Everett 53 Wads, Penny 63 Wagnerowski. Anjanette 53 Wagnerowski. Marcia 63 Waletko, Mary 47 Walker, Mark 53 Wallace, Susan 47 Wallin. Edward 53 Wallin, Kathyrn 58, 63 Walls, Ernest 53 Walter, Doris 53 Walters, Tracey 58 Wantuch, Carol 47, 145 Wantuch, Christine 47, 145 Ward, Janice 58 Ward, Patrick 63 Watkins, Theresa 22 Warnett. Ann 47 Weaver, Heidi 47 Weaver, Jeffrey Weeks. Guy 58 Weeks, Patricia 53 Weiler, Debra 63, 131 Weiler, Gordon 47 Weinberg, Karen 47, 96 Weissfuss, Jeffrey 58 Weldy, Dianne 63 Wells, Sherry 63, 117 Wenrick, John 58 Wenrick, Kim 47 Werner, Roger 47 Wheatbrook. Sheri 58 White. Anthony 53 White. John 58 Whitesel, David 58 Wieczorek, Janice 63, 117 Wilkinson, Terry 48 Willform, Allison 53 Williams, Andrew 48 Williams, Connie 22 Williams, Craig Williams, Deanne 53 Williams. Janice 63 Williams, Kathy 48 Williams, Michael 48 Williams, Paulette 58 Williams, Ramona 53 Williams, Todd 63 Williamson, Tywanda 48 Wilmes, Jeanne 58 Wiltrout, Laurie Winters, Dennis 23 Winters, Donna 58 Winters, Dennis 23 Winters, Donna 58 Winters, Joanna 53 Winters, Kent 63 Wirth, Mary 48. 63 Wisniewski, Todd 53 Witkowski, Lee 63 Wittling, Roberta 63 Wlodarek, Bonnie 48, 53 Woltman, James 58 Wood, Judy 48 Woods, William 63 Worsham, Eric 48, 145 Wozniak, Kathleen 58 Wozniak, Shannon 63 Wrobleski, Brian 53 Wrobleski, Kurt 63 Wrzesien, Robin 53 Wyant, Alan 63 Wyant, Dana 48 Wyres, Todd 53 Yado, Antonio 63 Yanko, Beth 55. 58 Yarbrough. Michael 63 Yergeau, Michael 53 Yoder, Douglas 58 Young, Michael 12, 18, 20, 58, 126 Younkin, Shelly 53 Zaias, Kevin 26 Zmud, Stephan 53 Zmyslo, Laurie 53, 96 Zsedeny, Steven 48 Zuber. William 31, 48 Zwierzynski, Sharyl 24, 30 Index 161 Seniors!! 162 Seniors Above: Lindy Thompson refuses to look at the camera, but everyone else is ready to flash their smile at anyone. Right: Kathy, Angle, and Cherilynn pose for the . 1983 Memory Lane Yearbook Staff Adviser: Leann Swintz Editor-in-Chief: Michelle Van Wynsberghe Senior Section: Barb Krol (Editor) Underclass Section: Marcie Lubinski (Editor) Jean Maciejewski Academics: Tom Mulkey — (Co-Editors) Erin Thompson Activities Section: Billy Scherpereel (Editor) Sports Section: Doug Hillard (Editor) Rhonda Meert Advertising Section: Paula Bahrke (Editor) Anna Critchlow Miscellaneous: Mike Davidson Catherine Moore Brenda Teska Doris Walter Photographers: Kim Baker — (Co-Editors) Lisa Borrelli The theme for the 1983 Memory Lane was Stand Up and Take Notice. After many ideas and good possibilities this theme was chosen for a couple of important reasons. First of all, the area parents, administrators, and alma mater of Washington High School felt that the student body at W.H.S. and the Pride of the Westside were not like before, but it was time for these people to Stand Up and Take Notice that the pride and spirit of W.H.S. was back. Second of all, the theme was picked because of the student body. The students began to show to everyone around the city that W.H.S. was alive and well on the Westside. Wheth- er at pep assemblies or in the stands, spirit was being shown, and the pride of the school was once again back in the hearts of its occupants. It is time for everyone around to Stand Up and Take Notice of the Pride of W.H.S. As Editor-in-Chief of the 1983 Memory Lane. I would like to thank the many members who gave their complete time and devotion into making this our best yearbook. Whether it was working late into the night or budgeting their schedules to meet deadlines, everyone worked togeth- er. In addition, a special thanks and a warm handshake goes to Mrs. Swintz, our adviser. Thanks for the many extra hours put into meeting deadlines and for being there when any problems arouse. Also a big thank you goes to Mr. Jim Beckham, American Yearbook Representative, who put in his share of time, whether it was working late on Senior color layouts or making that special trip into school to check up on everything. Every member of the staff should feel proud of the 1983 yearbook and thanks again for making the 1983 Memory Lane possible. By looking through the book and by reading it, we hope you can pick out the great memories of your high school days and be able to treasure them for the rest of your life. If it might only be one great or special memory, we hope the 1983 Memory Lane will be there whenever you need to take that look back — five, ten, or twenty years from now. Michelle VanWynsberghe Editor-in-Chief a;;;! iWHIllllilKi ,