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

Text from Pages 1 - 174 of the 1985 volume:

+M Memory Lane 1985 Washington High School 4747 W. Washington South Bend 9 Indiana 46619 Volume 45 2 Memory Lane Vv Principal, Mr. David Kaser. (Right) Assistant principal, Mr. O. Truex. (Below left) Assistant principal Or. James Cohen. 3«Sfi B This has been a year of out with the old and in with the new. The new school policies of this year have touched the lives of every WHS student. The days of skipping, taking those extra few minutes between classes, and writ- ing your own notes are gone forever. Today we have undercover police men, stricter tardy rules, and parental phone calls. Like all new things, this has taken time for us to get used to, but we survived. When this school year ends the underclass- men know they have another year ahead. As graduation approaches, the seniors aren ' t sure what lies ahead, but in their minds they know that for every ending there is a new beginning. ' . «. ■ ■■- 1EH 3 Memory Lan« Panthers Uncaged Panthers have a very unique personal- ity. They have their own way of living. Their moods, actions, expressions, and ways of doing things are just as individual and natural as they are. The Panthers shown here on these pages are: Trina Ryder, Dave Ullery, Randy Chrzan, Shel- ley Tuttle, Barb Anastos, Beth Spy- chalski, and Dave Whitesel. Each one of them is letting their own creative and distinctive feelings show through. 6 Student Life Student Life 7 s c h o o 1 D a y s A r c H e r c A 9 a 1 n 8 Student Life Carl Meert is a bit bewildered about why his summer passed so quickly. Beth Yanko is happy to be back playing in the band. What ' s the matter Paula Greskowiak? Bad news? Reading is not one of Chris Ross ' favorite pass- times. Stephanie Crayton is distracted long enough from her class to have her picture taken. Senior Greg Gray reflects upon his years at Washington High School. Jeanne Sayer trying to look studious. It was that time of the year again. The time when students began rel- ishing every last minute of sleeping in and comb- ing the shopping malls for school supplies and clothes. Yet another sum- mer was behind us, and we were about to embark on a new school adven- ture. As in past years we would once again be en- joying sporting events, dances, and other activi- ties. But the new school year also brought about new faces and new poli- cies. One thing that didn ' t change was each student ' s determination to make this school the best it could possibly be. Student Life 9 Linda King and Loretta Lindholm are deep in thought over an assignment. George Washington seems to have captured the affections of Joanne Sayer and Michelle Szulcyk. Korrine Klota and Veronica Royce exchange phone numbers. Friendship is like an antique glass, the longer it sits, the more fragile it gets. And if you take to much advan- tage of it, or mistreat it, it will burst into a million tiny pieces that can never be replaced. Anonymous 10 Student Life Barb Anastos and Wendy Vanslager talk enthusiastic ly aboul their weekend plans. John Szalewski, Sharyl Kubsiak, and Margaret Archambault enjoy spending their lunch hours at Hardee ' s. Panther Expressions (Above far right) Chris Vanderheyden loves to let the kid in her show. (Right) Beth Sheridan appears to be amused by the class discussion. 12 Student Life Leah Shetler gets a hand out of nowhere. £ o u (X X On H Stephanie Makowski John Kuezmanski Michelle Szulcyk Mike Suth Sharon Demski Tim Micheal The date was set: May 18, 1984. The time: 8:00 p.m. The colors: Lavender and white. The band was hired: This End Up. The 1984 prom was underway, and excitement was in the air. The murmur of eveyone ' s plans could be heard in the hallways and in the class room. That even- ing those who attended shed their blue jeans and donned for- Prom princess, Leah Shelter with Bob Rzepnicki. mal tuxedos and flowing evening gowns, and after an elegant din- ner each couple went on to enjoy the prom. Celebrate my love was the song and theme chosen for this year ' s prom, and suitingly so. Whether it was while dancing to a love ballad, or while taking a romantic moonlight stroll on the patio overlooking the river alive Miss Petersen crowns Craig Sroda Prom prince. with the reflecting lights of the city, every couple was reminded of the theme in their own thoughts. ww c k r r r 1 1  ft vi - -h w m J Charlotte Swoaks Nate Milton Sherri Bargielski Steve Colba Michelle Bonek Gregg Szynski Prom king (left) John Kuczmanski with Stephanie Makowski and Prom queen Michelle Bonek (right) with Gregg Szynski. Anjanette Wagnerowski Scott Tafelski ■ . ' f v — -— .--ML- = £ • lr% ft dft ? , Varsity Baseball While the Varsity Baseball team didn ' t end up with a winning season; they did end up with a year that had many highlights. Their summer re- cord was 28-19 while they beat some of the best teams in the area. Mike Katz was 2nd team ALL- NIC DH and Mike Young was 2nd team ALL-NIC SS. The team was young and most of the talent will be returning this year, so a great 1985 season is predicted. Thanks to Coach Tomaszewski ' s guidance, the Junior Olympic team won the gold medal in Florida this summer. — •— (Above) Derek In aid delivers the pitch. (Above) Paul Deguch digs in before the pitch. (Back, left to right) Paul Deguch. Mark Dahms. Troy Rybicki. Brian Piotrourlcz. Norm Bogunia. Kevin Klingerman. Kevin Kowalski. Robert Holmes. Brent Szynski. Mike Young, Ron Mejer, Scott Rankert. Jr. Balderas, Coach Tomaszewski. (Kneeling) Michael Bejma, Coach Duddleson. Derek Euiald. Tom Kolacz, Jeff Name, Eddie Palicki. Mike Katz. and Coach Komoklewlcz (Above) Coach Tomaszewskl argues a call at the plate. (Below) Kevin Kowalski covers the plate. (Above) Brent Szynskl prepares to enter the batter ' s box. lnd. Bishop Chartard bid. Bishop Chartard St. Joe LaSalle Adams St. Joe Adams Elkhart Memorial Penn Elkhart Central 19 Baseball B-Team And Freshmen Baseball (Back, left to right) Joe Rogers, Joe Gore, Jeff Pieckockl. Mark Bralick, Daniel Kobold, Coach Duddleson, (Front) Tom Ross, Craig Lekarczyk, Eric Koselak, John Tafelskl, Juan Balderas, Freshmen We They Riley 7 Penn 3 4 Pent) 3 13 Penn 7 16 LaSalle 6 5 St. Joe 7 Adams 10 6 Mishawaka 7 Clay 1 5 Riley 7 B-Team We They LaSalle 7 Adams 10 9 Elkhart Memorial 4 9 Penn 4 5 Central 5 6 City 2 5 Mishawaka 15 6 St. Joe 2 4 St. Joe 2 3 Riley 2 20 Mishawaka 12 6 Clay 8 10 LaSalle Elkhart Memorial John Glenn Clay Penn Concord Northrldge New Prairie Central City 3 4 20 12 4 3 10 7 5 1 ■ Top row: Coach J. Komokiewicz, Scott Fahey. Tom Kloslnskl, Kevin Kllngerman, Kevin Kowalski. Scott Peregrine. Bottom row: Steve Egyed. Randy Lemert. Scott Ranker!. Mark Dahms. Kurt Derring, Jeff Plechockl. Golf Golf Golf bove) Bob Rzepnlckl prepares for a match. clow) Brian Klein gets in a few warm-up strokes. Despite the many hardships the 1984 Golf team encountered, they kept up their battle to be winners. The team was lead by senior Scott Tafelski and junior Bob Rzepnicki. Even though they ended their season with a disappointing record of 1 win and 13 losses, the team showed real Panther spirit in their sportsman- ship. The team was again coached by Mr. Don Watson. (Below) Steve Sikorskl practices his drive. John Glenn Elkhart Central Riley Clay M.C. Elston LaSalle 202 333 331 323 324 340 386 408 199 199 378 194 400 380 393 412 368 (Back, left to right) Paul Tomsits, Bob Rzepnicki, Scott Tafelski, Tim Ciesialka, Brian Klein, Bill Windom, Dave Majewski, Danny Williamson, Brian Foldsi, Coach Watson. (Sitting, left to right) Dave Meert, Steve Sikorski, and Tom Grochowalskl. W$ ®i 1m B 22 Soccer SOCCER SCORE BOARD I M.C. Marquette Cancelled The Washington High School Soccer team under the direction of Coach Eduando Quique Siguenza compiled a 10-1 record in the YMCA High School indoor Soccer League last winter and came in second place. The outdoor team compiled a 6-4 record. Four of the senior starters — Roger Moreno, Juan Flores, Paul Reed, and Armando Flores received scholarships to Manchester College and are starting for the team. Above: Dave Whitesel trys to defend the panther team. Right: Dean Whitesel running after the ball. Soccer 23 Girls Softball The 1 984 Girls Softball Team had a season with alot of potential. Despite their hard and determined efforts to bring a winning season to Washington, they were disap- pointed. There ' s always next year and the young players of last year show alot of promise for this season. The coach was once again Gene Dzuibinski. Girl ' s Tennis . m . ' -. r -- B w. ■ 9 . r i Byi _ A . X (Above) Jamie Bleak feels good about her performance. (Below) Sharon Bonek warms up by serving the ball a few times. (Above) The 1984 Washington girl ' s tennis team. This year ' s girls tennis team worked hard and was devoted in their effort to be a winning team. Although their year wasn ' t a winning one, they showed real Panther spirit and continued in their efforts. Each team member is congratulated for her showmanship and good sportmanship. Ann Dodd served as coach for girl ' s tennis team for the third straight year. (Below) Colleen Dlpple. Sharon Bonek, and Jamie Bleak discuss strategy before a match. Spring 25 Track ck Track 26 Track Track Tr Track Track Track Track Track Track Tracjfajfcaqk ■■ 62.5 46 69 40 •56 _(► W 70 39 City Meet 10(1 First place 49 Mishauaka 60 Memorial 50 59 p]lh. Reliajs 20 . 7th C£D Ers ... entral 36 73 fseton 51 , 58 Sectional 27 5th place Track Track Track Track Track 27 T ack yii 30 Academics With every year it seems our school and our community un- dergo changes. Changes which set precedents. One such change is the addition of two police officers to the staff at WHS. Mr. Taffie Mallard and Mr. Eddie Vann are both offi- cers of the S.B.P.D. For many students the attitude towards the officers was resentment. To many others a feeling of se- curity came about. 1. Mr. Mallard shows his seldom shown smile 2. Mrs. Turner is caught by our camera. 3. Mr. Vann shows his dazzling smile. 4. Mr. Flowers and his reliable newspaper. Academics 31 32 Academics ■ Washington offers a variety of business courses. Stu- dents interested in any type of business can learn var- ious needed techniques and skills from these courses. The courses offered are: Typing, Accounting, Business Law, Record Keeping, and Shorthand. Academics 33 Miss Hunsberger has been the librarian at W.H.S. for 37 years and helps students everyday in finding materi- als they need for class. If Miss Hunsberger is not avail- able you can ask her assistant, Mrs. Tafelski. To insure healthy bodies at Washington, we have Mrs. Kronewltter, the school nurse. She has been the school nurse for six years and will continue to help our ailing students. 34 Academics 1. Our helpful librarian Miss Hunsberger. for 37 years, poses for a quick picture. 2. Mrs. Kronewltter is always busy at work 3. Mrs. Tafelski takes a break for a picture Academics 35 Mi M I 1. Madam Goldberg takes a break. 2. Lee Witkowski does the bird. 3. Mr. Guin has another joke. 4. Shelia isn ' t paying attention in Spanish class. 5. The King and Pam take a break for a picture I 36 Academics 1. Mr. Weber ' s relaxed side. 2. Marie Dynak develops a picture. 3. Mr. Munich ' s getting his hands dirty. 4. Mr. Pilarskl, Head of Art Dept.. lectures. Academlcs 37 SENICCS - V€TE!voTct ••• ••••••••• 38 Academics v o tie t V € T IE! M ' DNDAIIE VS. IPIEaVGaVN The elections of 1984 were controversial to say the least. One of the biggest precedents set was the run- ning of a black candidate, Jesse Jackson, said to be one of the most charismatic of the candidates. Jack- son was also noted for his moving oratories. Though Mondale lacked a certain flare and original- ity, according to students polled before the election, he was the candidate of choice of those polled, which included the entire senior class. Ironically, though Reagan won the WHS election, he was not favored in the student opinion poll. His gener- al policies including budget cuts and foreign policy decisions surfaced as the cause for the disfavor. Since the outcome did not coincide with the pre- venting poll, one wonders, Who voted for Reagan? Finals . . . Mondale — 96 Reagan — 104 1. Kim Peterson, a senior, casts her vote. 2. The privacy of the vote. 3. The vote has been cast. Academics 39 Washington has a team of talent- ed English teachers. These teachers strive to help us improve our lan- guage skills. By assigning essays, worksheets, and giving us grammar skills, we learn to speak and write correctly. Miss Voll is the head of this very important department. Some of the courses avaiable in- clude: basic and advanced English classes and classes that help stu- dents prepare for the SAT. 1. Miss Voll, head of the English department. 2. Mrs. Bate, Memory Lane sponsor. 3. Seniors in SAT class. 40 Academics 1. Students take a break for a picture. 2. Mrs. Million is caught by our camera. 3. A reluctant Mrs. Drapek takes a picture 4. Mike Young in his senior English class. 5. Mr. Watson ' s shy side. 6. Andre is pretending to read. Academics 41 Students at Washington have a wide choice of math courses. These courses are challenging and improve our math skills. We also have classes available for stu- dents wishing to learn skills on a computer. Page 42: 1. Check out Mr. Hock ' s Cadi . 2. Mike seems to be surprised at what Mookie is saying. 3. Mr. Urban is busy at work. Page 43: 1. Mr. Dzuibinski and his infamous coffee mug. 2. Missy is forced into a smile while Joy looks on. 3. That ever dependable computer. 42 Academics B ;n.?flK? Academics 43 1. Mr. Gulllfor, science department head, re- laxes In courtyard. 2. Bird photographed from Mr. Klaybor ' s class. 3. Mr. Klaybor and one of his friends. 4. Amy smiles brightly in Mr. Gullifors class. 44 Academics 1 1. Mr. Bernhardt is a welcomed new addition to our staff. 2. Lisa Fikes is camera shy. 3. Binky studies attentively while Blanca laughs. 4. Another busy day for one of our favorite science teachers. Mr. Harris. Academics 45 The Social Studies department at Washington is headed by Mr. Claus. Social Studies classes teach students about the changing world around them. Government classes teach stu- dents about the courts and laws of America. 1. Mr. Claus. head of Social Studies department, is busy with his senior class. 2. Mr. Harsh has another great film. 3. Molly shows us her bright smile during Mr. Stavro ' s Government class. Academics Academics 47 48 Academics Above: Latasha Barnes. Francessca Daniels, Savannah Albert. Mark Dahms. Chris Carol, Jeannie Sayer, Donna Rzeszutek, Anthony Lacy, Jim Russel, Anjonette Cornells, Jhn Decocq, Jay Spriggs. Joann Sayer, Michael Findley, LeAnn Hoff, Theria Jones. Darlene Phillips, Ricky Marable. Below: Row 1: Dawn Lee, Michelle Wren, Jeannie Sayer, Lisa Miller, Savannah Albert, Richard Marable, Mark Dahms, James Russel, Diane Spicher. Julie Boardman, Sandy Jimenez, Anna Rodriguez, Latasha Barnes, Patty May. Row 2: Jenny Bailey, Francessca Daniels, Julie Chudzicki. Anthony Lacy, Jeff Boney, Joe Aleo, Jeff Van Tournout, John DeCocq, Laurie Wiltrout, Joann Sayer, Anjonette Cornelius, Christine Caroll, LeAnn Hoff. Row 3: Beth Yanko, Christie Trensey, Cathy Salwin, Sherry Heminger, Michael Findley. Jay Spriggs. James Hopkins, Darlene Philips, Amy Balint, Jennifer Bronson. Not pictured: Maria Vega, Shawn Reed, Sonya Scaife. Cindy Rox. Denise Wright, Donna Rzeszutek, Raquel Harris, Joanne Morey, Genna Claeys, Eric Kirk, Theria Jones. Sue Shafer, and Vangelian Glosson. Academics 49 For those students Interested in working while they ' re still in school, Washington has special pro- grams. These programs include DE which is related to retailing; ICT is for those pursuing a job in the indus- trial or medical areas. COE is for those who are working in a business related job. HERO is for those students involved in any type of food service. For those stu- dents interested in working within the walls of Washington, we have a program called IOL which is an ad- vanced program in a serious busi- ness setting. Row 1: Dawn Close, Jeanice Hyde, Tracy Harris, Kim Spears, Angela Haskel, Kim Pe- terson, Ann Bejma, Wanda Harley. Row 2: Mrs. Leatherman. Yvonne Evans, Kenny Danks, Tricia Reamer, Joy Trost, Oonna Win- ters. Sonla Davis. Cindy Kirkendoll, Kathy Wallin, Kathy Wozniak, Sonya Buckingham, Joy King, Becky Krol. jMk3£! Seated: Pam Kesler, Joanne Morey, Colleen Szweda, Row 1: Robert Corbitt, John White, David Smith. Steve Richmond, Michael Pierce. Row 2: Jesus Deleon, Dwight Niswonger, Eric Harman, Steven Mornout, Paul Tomsits. Mike Sawdon, Erik Brenner. Doug Yoder. Row 3: John Wenrick, Steve Orion-ski. 50 Academics Row 1: Mike Roberts, Milton Hunter, Raven Scalfe, Guy Weeks, Kevin Bridges, Denise Plager, Ted Hatala, Eric Grounds. Row 2: John Banks, Patricia Henke, Frances McLeod, Kim Callander, Andy Maxwell, Mary Williams, James Johnson, Lisa Rodgers, Adrainne Taylor, Pam Arlzpe, Ted Salwtn, Robin O ' Donnel. Academics 51 Some industrial art classes at Wash- ington are, drafting, auto shop, ma- chine shop, woodshop, and electron- ics. These are courses that are very interesting, yet very educating. They teach the students valuable skills that they can use towards a future job or in everyday life. 52 Academics putting it M Tooctlicr Miss Warner looks at what a great job her class is doing. Right: Kenny Danks — in the kitchen — cook- ing???? Dawn Close makes a happy homemaker. Various techniques and skills can be learned in the Home Economics department at Washington. Some of these include child development, family relations and the HERO pro- gram. The HERO program is for those students who are involved in any type of food service in their work. Above: Tracey Harris makes Christmas cookies. Right: Joy Trost and Kim Spears are hav- ing fun In the kitchen. Far right: Mrs. Leatherman is keeping up with book work. Above Left: The Cafeteria Staff. Above Right: The night shift custodians. Middle: Mr. Pine and Mr. Walker, our school engineers, do a great Job. Below: These are our day custodians: Mr. Sanders, Mrs. Kar- eem, and Mr. Szymanskl. Above: Secretaries, Deidra White, Patricta Czar- necki, Peggy Winston, Fran Frey Below: Aides back row: Janet Buda, Cheryl Kruk, Patricia Rozmarynowski, Seated: Elaine Fries, Patricia Demski, Carolyn Karczewski mm fruity r. Spencer Aronson lonald Banaszak Linda Bate Mr. B. Patrick Bauer Mr. Alex Benko r. Randy Bernhardt rs. Carol Bodle iss Cheryl Childs Mr. Frank D. Claus Or. .lames Cohen Mrs. Sharon Cohen y Coo - rich Louies Drapek Iziublnski ._ . ' lowers —re not available) Marilyn Fo J — Mr. Thomas M. Foley Mrs. Dora Goldberg Mr. Joseph Good Ir. Richard Guin Ir. Patrick Gullifor rs. Margaret Hall (picture not available) Mr. Ji Mr. Wayne Harsh .r. Stephen Herca .-.rs. Mary Hintz Mr. John Hock Mr. Thomas Hoffi rs. Diane Mollis ..r. Arnold Horowitz Miss Louise Hunsberg rs. Dona Lou Imler r. Kenneth Jacks r. James Jackson Mr. David Kaser Mr. John Killeen Mr. David Kindt Mr. Stanley J. Klaybor Mr. Arthur Klingerman Mr. Richard Kraft J £ 9 $ ii i - 1 mi 56 Academics Mrs. Susan . _ M -s. Carolyn Pete Mr. Michael Putnar Miss Rita Raben Mr. Lowell Rarick Mr. William Roberts Mrs. Shirley Roemer Mrs. Bonnie Sandburg Mr. John Solmos Mrs. Karen Soot vvi ; HBl ' c i n Mrs. Leann Swin Mr. Larry Szczec Mr. Donald True v Miss Georgina Vo Mrs. Kristi Walz Miss Peggy Warn Mr. Don Watson Mr. David Weber Mr. Walter Zolmai Academics 57 1 .41 • • £e  13 B c 5L ; - jf si - ; v 5JI f poo - . tfF- — i v t The school year is over, but the memories will not be forgotten; like the Football homecoming bonfire. Students and Faculty worked hard to make this bonfire one to remem- ber. This, the first bonfire of the year was held on a crisp fall even- ing. The perfect atmosphere gave the students an enthusiastic atti- tude towards the new form of active spirit. The Pantherettes, performing for the first time this year, dis- played spirit and precision. The Homecoming Court was recognized during this festive evening. 84-85 BONFIRE Flag Corps 61 Football Homecoming Leah Shetler with her escort Bob Rzepnlckl. ■r M - Bfi Ml B Af h.« The court was recognized at the bonfire. ■■■ ' ■miSlC yJM iM £y| Bi ft%r r 1 - m, H Jy ly ySMMwt ' - F P ■ -- ■ WS i Lisa Fuentes with her escort Luis Briones. Tonya Gathright with her escort Eric Kirk. Kim Gish with her escort James Woltman. 62 Football Homecoming Football Homecoming is one of the most exciting moments for our students. Even the down-pour didn ' t smolder our spirit; we kept on cheering. As half-time approached, the court awaited eagerly. Leah Shetler was announced queen. Kim Grant with her escort Eric Grounds. Leann Hoff with her escort Craig Sroda. Shalena Jackson with her escort Eric Kirk. mfjmm ' 1 - ■ ■ 1 k ™ J H F Pam Kesler with her escort Mike Fites. Becky Shearer with her escort David Meert. Shelly Tuttle with her escort Brian Foldesi. Football Homecoming 63 The 1984-85 Drama Club 64 Activities This year ' s Drama Club is as usual one of the best. Above left are the Drama Club officers: Treasurer Leann Hoff, sponsor Mr. Good. Secretary Karie Koselak, Sophomore Class Representative Todd Ditmire, Vice-president Joann Sayer, Co-presidents David Whitesel and Jeannie Sayer. Above right are the senior members. Row 1: Karie Kose- lak, Leann Hoff, Diane Spicher, and Michelle Szulczyk. Row 2: Joann Sayer, David Whitesel, Jeannie Sayer, Jay Spriggs, and Carol Jones. Row 3: Anthony Lacy, Eric Brenner, Lori Lindsey, and once again the sponsor Mr. Good. The Drama Club did a great job this year. d? A GREAT PLACE TO BE... NOV. 8,9 Mr. Bernhart gets ready to perform. These girls are headed for Broadway. David and Amy practice for tonight. Activities 65 Above: Back Row: Beth Spychalski. Amy Lang, Sue Bonek. Jeannle Sayer. Becky Shearer. Donna Rzeszutek. Carla Bruington. Colleen Dlpple. Mi- chelle Karling. Front row: Tara Lane. Pam Kesler. Leann Hoff. Jeanne Wilmes Right: Sponsor Bonnie Tefalskl and Pantherettes present Mr. Kaser with their trophy won at this summer ' s camp. 66 Activities Becky Grochowalski. Lorl Abraham, Darla Bruington, Ladona Chatman, Jamie Bleak, Karen Desmet, Ingrid Shell. Jill Greszkowiak, Debbie Falk, Mary Plencner, Kim Wozniak, Kim Riba, Lori Tafelski, Jill Chicos, Julie Wesolowski Activities 67 Greg Gray with our staff photographer Becky Krol. M e m o r y L a n e S t a f f The 1984-85 MEMORY LANE staff put in many long hours of hard work to put this year ' s edition of the yearbook together. This year ' s Co-editors-in- chief were Greg Gray and Sue Niemasik. This year ' s staff had many new faces. One of those was that of our advisor Mrs. Linda Bate. With combined efforts of the MEMORY LANE staff and the WHS faculty, this year ' s book turned out to be a great success. Seated are Greg Gray and Sue Niemasik (Row 1. left to right) Lori Abraham. Stephanie Crayton. Stephanie Vanslager. Annette Romano. Margaret Archambault. and Becky Krol (Row 2, left to right) Mrs. Bate. Brigette Brenner. Lonita Jones, Darlene Phillips. Steve Egyed. Lori Lindsey. and Debbie Lundquist. Not pictured: Beth Sheridan. 68 Activities MEMORY LANE editors (standing, left to right) Stephanie Vanslager. Senior section: Stephanie Crayton. Academ- ics: (back row. left to right) Darlene Phillips. Sports: Steve Egyed. Sports: Debbie Lundquist. Album: Sue Niemasik. Co-edltor-in-chlef: Greg Gray. Co-editor-in-chief; Lonita Jones. Activities: Lori Lindsey. Senior section; not pic- tured: Beth Sheridan. Photography. Hatchet To find out what ' s happening at Washington High School students and faculty read The Hatchet. The Hatchet is the school newspaper which is sponsored by Mrs. Fodor. The dedicated staff consisting of 11 students published an outstanding weekly newspaper. Top photo seated from left to right are: Tracey Lisenko. Laurie Wiltroul. and Barbara Hoskin. Row 2: Angela Sobieralski. Patricia Henke. Monica Haugel, Julie Boardman. Ann Moore, Linda King, Chris Sobieralski, and Brigette Brenner. Above: Mrs. Fodor reviews and edits copy. Left: Photographic Editor Linda King, Sponsor Mrs. Fodor, Page Editor Chris Soberalski, and Editor-in-chief Monica Haugel. Activities 69 1984-85 Language Club Right: Sponsors Mr. Pikuza. Mrs. Goldberg and Mr. Guinn. Below: The 1984-85 Language Club of Washington High School. The Language Club, co-sponsored by all the mem- bers of the foreign language staff, is one of Wash- ington ' s largest and most active groups. Highlights this year included the annual Chicago trip, with over 100 participants, and a very successful fund raiser. Board members for 1984-85 are Christine Plantinga and Beth Sheridan, French; Joe Aleo and Nick Ciesielski, German; Monica Haugel and Kim Gish, Latin; Ann McCarthy and Lynn Szymszak, Spanish. 70 1984-85 Thespians (not pictured: Diane Spicher and Jay Spriggs.) Sponsor: Mr. Good Thespians Officers: top. Jay Spriggs, Presi- dent; left, Karie Koselak. Secretary; right, Lori Lindsey, Vice President; middle, Joann Sayer, Treasure; and lower middle, Michelle Szulczyk, Clerk. 71 national Hanoi ' Society 72 The 1984-85 National Honor Society is an organization that is striving for excellence. Acceptance into the club is limited to juniors and seniors with, at the very least, a 3.4 grade point average who demonstrate the quali- ties of character, leadership, and ser- vice, as well as scholarship. Club mem- bers are asked to participate both in service and in social activities. Some NHS students served as guides for the North Central Visitation Team, and others aided in taking pledges for the U-93 Christmas Tree at Scottsdale Mall for the American Lung Associ- ation. Proceeds from the fund raisers were used to help finance the annual induction dinner in early March and a field trip in the spring. Back row: Mrs. Drapek. Sponsor; Mary Ferkis. President; Kelll Davis, advisory board; Paul De- guch, advisory board; Darlene Kelley. Co-Vice President; Mrs. Million. Sponsor. Front row: Marlene Kelley, Secretary; Michelle Landiut. Treasure; Diane Kasa. Advisory board; and not pictured Demalynn Eyster. Co-Vice President. 1984-85 Student Government The Washington High School Student Government is an organization made up of four Seniors, three Juniors, and six Sophomores. The students support many activities such as dances, games, and fund raisers. Student Government deals with the many concerns and problems in school. Mrs. Moreno is again the sponsor of Student Government. The Senior Members Of Student Govt. 45 t u d i it t p n t r it in t n t Junior Waltons Below right: Sponsor Mr. Klaybor researches a conservation topic. Below left: Dan Garber, Ellen Laskowski. Lee U. itkou ski and Linda King. 74 Junior Waltons The Junior Waltons is a conservation group dedicated to preserving wildlife and its habitat. Under the leadership of Mr. Klaybor, the club journeyed to Jasper Pulaski State Fish and Game Preserve and to the Izaak Walton League grounds to learn the different uses of a clinometer (used to measure bigness in trees). In the spring the group participated in the annual tree giveaway, also conducted at the grounds. Here they also replanted seeds and performed other tasks to upgrade the renovation plot. The officers of the 1984-85 Junior Waltons are: Ellen Laskowski, President; Linda King, Secretary Treasurer; and Lee Witkowski, Social Chairman. F u t u r e F a r m e r s Right: Teresa Mejer and Joyce Peppers uork in the greenhouse. m f r t fc 1 C a Lflfc w Above: David Majewski uorks on poinsetta sale, the FFA fun raiser. Left: Sponsor Mr. Randy Bernhardt at work in the greenhouse. Below: 1984-85 FFA mem- bership. Vi Members at WHS have begun getting a taste of F.F.A. opportunities through the work of their new advisor Mr. Randy Bernhardt. Club member- ship has jumped from 12 to 50 students and has added a large number of high school girls to the organization. Girls have been allowed to be F.F.A. members since 1962, and I think they add alot to the program. says Bernhardt. Activities include sports (softball and baseball), community involvement projects, leadership seminars and conferences, and just a lot of fun. F.F.A. is an inter-related organization with vocational agri- culture classes. Some highlights as of this writing include: 2nd place trophy — LaVille Softball Tournament, 2nd place award — Washington Softball Tourna- ment, and Harold Palmer was selected as one of four top leaders amongst 215 at a leadership camp during Fall 1984. 75 Nobody Does It Like Us Spirit Panther Style Spirit Panther Style Spirit Panther Style Spirit Panther Sty pirit Panther Style Spirit Panther Style Spirit Panther Style Spirit Panther S 1 Spirit Panther Style Spirit Panther Style Spirit Panther Style Spirit Panther Spirit Panther Style Spirit Panther Style Spirit Panther Style Spirit Panther Sty Our Pep Assembly Homecoming 1985 a 1 e n t Once again WHS faculty and students shone in A Taste Of Talent Course II held on Oc- tober 13, 1984. New and old acts were performed delight- fully with Breakdancers, Rap- pers, Magic Acts, Dance Rou- tines, and much more. The Night Club atmosphere was created by the Drama Club to lead to an interesting night of festivities. - Graduation ' 84 fT m As the end of the school year approaches, most student ' s start to think about how they will make next year better and different from the one that is ending. Seniors, however, have a far different thought in mind. What will they do with their life now that their high school years are over? This year ' s graduation was again the emotional experience that it is known to be. As everyone hugged, cried, and breathed a quiet sigh of relief, they knew their lives would no longer be the same; their high school years were now over. Valedictorians were Ken Kochanowski and Mark Laskowski. Salutor- ian was Sharon Demski. (Above) The seniors anxiously await their diplomas (Below) Mark Laskowski addresses the crowd. ■■PM (Above) Ken Kochanowski delivers his Valedictorian speech. (Below) The seniors take a moment to pray for guidance In their futures. V f V i£ii Cheerleaders The cheerleaders started off the year with a car wash held in front of the school to earn money for camp. In June they attended the National Cheerleaders Association (NCA) Camp held at St. Mary ' s Collete. Along with many ribbons they brought home the Spirit Stick . Practice for the year started in June and continued until March. We also sold green white garters to help buy new uniforms The varsity cheerleaders for the 1984-85 football season and basketball seasons were Seniors Kim Gish, Lori Hairston, Lori Lindsey, and Joann Sayer. Juniors include Ronie Rodriquez and Janice Wieczorek and Panther mascots Julie Rozmarynowski and Colleen Szweda. Junior-Varsity cheerleaders were Junior Stephanie Huffine and Sophomores Jodie Bilinski, Gayle Carothers, Amy Coppens, Angie Green and Angle Hawkins. Freshmen Cheerleaders were Letasha Barnes, Colleen Cassidy, Nancy Demski, Brenda Ganus, Charlette James and Cindy Katovsich. The new cheerleaders sponser is Mrs. Rozmarynowski. Junior Varsity First row: Julie Rozmarynowski. (Panther Mascot) Second row: Cindy Katovsich. Nancy Demski. Brenda Ganus. Lori Lindsay, Kim Gish, Stephanie Huffine. Janice Wieczorek, Amy Coppens, Joann Sayer, Ronie Rodiguez. Colleen Cassiday, Le Tasha Barnes, Charlette James. Third row: Angie Hawkins. Gayle Carothers, Colleen Szweda, Jodie Bilinski, Angle Green. 84 Cheerleading Varsity Cheerleading 85 Volleyball The 1984 Volleyball program offered quite a challenge to the coaching staff. Sue Lutomski and Jeanne Wilmes were elected captains for the 1984 campaign. Led by the all around play of Kim Grant, setting of Barb Anastos, Wendy VanSlager, hitting of Wilmes, Colleen Dippel, defense of Lutomski, Darlene Phillips, and the back row play of Danoris Jenkins and Cindy Jozwiak the team took off on a slow pace but imp roved as time passed. The highlights of the year included victories over Memorial, Elston, and a come from way behind victory over Clay. The year also marked the first appearance by a WHS volleyball team in an invitational tourney held in Michigan City. The Panthers finished 4th out of the 8 teams with a record of 2-2. The varsity ended its season at a mark of 5-11, 3-5 in the NIC. The B-team ended its season by defeating LaSalle with a record of 4-8. The team was coached by Robin Bella. The freshman ended the season in tourney play, losing to LaSalle with a record of 0-8. The frosh were coached by Shelley Szalewski. Thanks to those who dedicated themselves to the team this year. Bruce R. Urban Varsity Coach (right) Nancy shows us how to make a perfect dig and still smile! (far right) Coach Urban tapes one of his player ' s ankles. B-team: Back — Coach Urban. Colleen Trazenski. Lisa Scott, Celena Hatala. Rochelle Jones, Ass ' t. Coach Robin Bella. Front — Danielle Trotta, Candy Rodgers, Tracey Vaughn. Chris Peterson. Cindy Jozwiak. MfH j km w x Ti i Freshmen: Top row — Laurie Dean, Tammy Gale. Margaret Wallln, Chris Abel. Lynn Mc- Carthy. Bottom row — Kim Deit, Tina Lopez. Lisa Miller. Beth Borkowski. Not pictured: Tracy Marvin. 86 Volleyball Varsity: Back row — Coach Urban, Sue Lutomski, Jeannie Wilmes, Colleen Dipple, Rochell Jones, Nancy Brandt. Front row — Mae Bond, Barb Anstos, Danoris Jenkins, Danielle Trotta, Cindy Jozwiak. (Left) Captain Sue Lutomski, Coach Urban, Captain Jeannie Wilmes (lower left) The volleyball team in a pre-game rap session, (below) Dan is often found working at the volleyball games. Volleyball 87 jUl s M 14 •3 Z3 T3 s W;w -.™ .-•„ , ., 77 • • ,, B  ;iBj „ • Back row: G. Meert, R. King, B. Johnson, S. Egyed, T. King, G. Flowers, B. Lott, A. Mihail, L. Sczechowski. L. Jaslnski, S. Horvath, M. Steenbeke. P. Vargo. S. Peregrine, B. Gall. J. Piechocki, L. Briones. Third row: W. Turner, K. Evans, A. Gunn, B. Smith. S. Ward. J. Jackson. M. Findley, S. Rankert, D. Kroger, M. Lopez, B. Sroda, T. Jones, R. Kedik, D. Thomas, F. Smith, D. Smith, A. Allen. Second row: K. Doaks. T. Barnes, B. Konter. C. Winters. M. Young, J. Balderas, B. Klein, C. Black. K. Danks. S. Jenkins, P. Deguch. J. White. T. Kwialkowski. M. Vaghn. T. Noland, T. Hopkins, K. McGowan. First row: C. James, T. Grockowalski. R. Alverz. B. Hoskins. H. Palmer, R. Marable. J. Thorpe, M. Dials, M. Kreuger, T. Bargelski, K. Bridges, R. Washington. The 1984 season was one of ups and downs for us on the Westside. We had a good nucleus of 15 letter winners and 16 seniors. Even though our defensive secondary was hit hard by graduation, and the players we used did a super job. We started the season using 8 of our 11 starters on our offensive and defensive unit, but we were getting run down at the end of the game by teams that platooned. After the Elston game, we decided to platoon ourselves. We could get a good look at younger athletes while leaving the older, experienced athletes on offense, using them on defense only in critical situations. There was tremendous improvement on both offense and defense. Next year we will return 16 letter winners, 4 of whom are 2 year letter winners. The GREEN MACHINE will be back with a vengence. Larry Szczechowski ■ Mike Young Chris Winters Kenny Danks Scott Jenkins 88 Football Freshmen Football St Joe 39 LaSalle 6 Riley 12 6 Mishawaka 16 8 Marian 6 20 Central 37 16 Grissom 6 Clay 24 16 Paul Deguch Jr. Balderas Tye Noland Football 89 (left) Co-Captain Brian Klein, (right) Dr. Cohen enjoys the win over LaSalle. Football Football has always been my favorite sport, and given the chance to play, it has been a blessing. When I came to Washington I was well aware of the pride and tradition the school had. My junior and Seniors years, in short, were not the best, record wise, but the friendship I gained and the pride I felt in myself and in my school are things I ' ll never forget. My Senior year, though, I was honored by being voted co-captain of the team and 2nd. team NIC. Football is a great sport and putting on that Washington uniform made it that much better. To all the underclassmen, take my word, you will only be as good as the work you put into football. Remember one thing, whatever sport you play for Washington people will come after you, but don ' t give up and never, never say you ' re not as good as the person across the line from you. Co-Captain Brian Klein John White looks over the St. Joe squad. r Mark Vaunhn Keenan Dokes Tony Hopkins Tim Kwiatkowski Kevin McGowan 90 Football (left) Coach Lott gets himself ready for the battle called a game, right) Co-Captain Charles Black (below) Winners ' enthusiasm is very well known. When I came to Washington I had in mind that I could lead the Panther team to victory. Together with my senior teammates, I led the team in leadership and pride. My junior year I made the number 2 NIC team, 2nd team All state and 1st team Junior All state. My senior year was great. UCLA, Georgia, Ohio State, S.M.U. and Purdue were all interested in me. I also made 2nd team All state again this year. The best advice I can give all athletes, male or female, is to keep your grades up, try hard, and you will be fortunate enough to play. Goodbye WHS, ever onward, Panther Pride, 85 Seniors! Charles Black Co-Captain Varsity WHS Riley 16 14 Elkhart Central 49 LaSalle 6 7 M.C. Elston 42 6 St. Joseph 28 6 Adams 7 6 Elk. Memorial 2 7 New Prarie 26 Penn 28 Clay 16 14 B-Team WHS Riley 15 22 Elkhart Central 22 28 LaSalle 12 8 Elston 20 St. Joe 21 6 Adams 8 16 Memorial 14 14 New Prairie 18 Penn 35 Football 91 Cross - - Back row: Chuck Morris. John Sekendy, Dale Tafelskl, Brian Piotrowicz, Bryan Mitchell, Mark Bralick, John DeCocq Front row: Lori Talfelski, Craig Lekarczyk, Mike Yarbrough, Amy Swander, Coach Alspaush (Right) Runners — Huey, Duey, Luey The 1984 Boys Cross Country team showed improvement during the season despite its 1-12 record. The team was led by co-captains Brian Piotrowicz and Bryan Mitch- ell, most improved runner Dale Ta- felskl, and most valuable newcomer John Sekendy. The experience gained by this year ' s team should help next year as the Cross Country team faces tough Northern Indiana Conference foes. Coach Alspaugh (Far right) Co-Cap- tains: Brian Piotrowicz and Bryan Mitchell 92 Cross Country Country r Li r, MSHIlJ TOlJ HlSr SCrlOO (Back row) Darlene Kelly, Marlene Kelly. Tonya Powell, Cindy Stallworth. Kim Black. (Front row) Sandy Dudeck. Kirsten Vanslager. Lynn Chrzan, Michelle Elige. Co-Captains Marlene Kelly and Darlene Kelly. The 1984 Girls Cross Country team was led by senior co-captains Darlene and Marlene Kelly and new- comer Cindy Stallworth. The team was plagued by injuries throughout much of the season; however, many fine individual performances were turned in as the Panthers posted a 3-9 record. Losses through gradu- ation of the Kelly ' s and Tonya Powell will be difficult to fill, but with six runners returning the Girls Cross Country team shows promise for next year. Coach Alspaugh Cross Country 93 Boys Tennis After losing five out of seven players from last year ' s varsity squad, the 1984-85 boy ' s tennis team had something to prove. With hours of hard work, sweat and determination they proved that if they couldn ' t beat the odds, they were going to love bending them a little. The team clawed their way to two victories and fought five other opponents down to the wire. The Panthers also turned in an inspired performance before being downed by St. Joe, the eventual champion, in the sectionals. Rod Sniadecki Head Coach Norm Bogonla uses his smashing backhand Norm Bogonla, Mike Sniadecki, Anthony Lentych are the Tri-Captains Top rout: Anthony Lentych. Norm Bogonla. Mike Sniadecki. Tim Reed Bottom row: Maurice Hughes. Terry Polndexter. Larry Strader. (not pictured Matt Cossell. Bilal Ex l-amln) 94 Boys Tennis Girls Swimming Back row: Savanna Albert, Lisa Humpherey, Jeanne Briggs, Coach Walz, Katrina Lentych, Julie McCormak. Fourth row: Kim Weissfuss. Kirsten Gustafson, Sherry Szymczak. Julie Wllmes, Kris Brenner, Jennifer Kyle. Third row Lynn Szymczak, Jennifer Ross. Sue Barzy- kowski. Christina Plantihga, Sherry Wells. Second Row: Sharyl Kubisiak, Lori Bergerson. Linda Laney, Chris Vanderheyden. First Row: Beth Yanko, Stephanie Vanslager, Leah Shetler. Not pictured: Deenee Janiszewski, Charmaine Hatala. Julie Shearer. Lori Bergerson and Sue Barzykowski are clowning around again. The girls swim team had an outstanding season. For the first time in the history of girls swimming they had a winning season. (6-5). Outstanding swimmers include Linda Laney, Sue Barczykomski, Sherry Wells, Leah Shetler, Lynn Szymcak, and Stephanie Vanslager. The team only looses three swimmers next year, so the future looks bright. Several school records were broken: 50 free: Sue Barczykowski, 100 fly: Linda Laney, and 400 free relay: Sue Barczykowski, Leah Shetler, Linda Laney and Lynn Szymczak. Coach Walz An average swim practice. Girls Swimming 95 f ' k Anastos Barb . . . Volleyball (1. 2. 3, 4) Captain (1,2) Track Manager (3, 4) Guidance Aide (3, 4) Anderson Timothy Balderas Alfredo Football (1. 2. 3, 4) Baseball (1. 2, 3. 4) Student Government (2) Banickl Barbara . . Language Club (2, 3) Who ' s Who (4) Banks Jonathan Bartkowiak Margaret . . . Bejma Ann M. . . . Language Club (2) FHA (4) Hero (4) Counselor ' s Aide (3) Hurdle Honey (1, 2) Bognar Julie Softball Who ' s Who. Drama Club, Language Club Bogunla Norm . . . Varsity Tennis (1, 2, 3, 4) Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4) Who ' s Who (3, 4) Language Club (1, 2) Na- tional Honor Society (3, 4) Borkowskl Beth . Bradley Jackie . . . Softball (2, 3, 4) Pom Pons (3) Brandt Nancy ... 1, 2, 3) Mat Maids (1) Drama Club (3) COE (4) Brenner Erik . . . Football (1) Band (1, 2) Basketball (1,2) ICT (4) Bridges Kevin J. ... Football Track DECA (president) Student Government Adopt-a-school (2) Caldwell Dawn . . . Callander Kim . . . Language Club (1,2) Adopt-a-school (2) DECA (4) Carr Lee FFA (2, 3) ICT (3, 4) Carr Raphael . . . Chrzan Robert . . . Clemmons Mechelle . . . Swim- ming ( 1 ) J A ( 1 , 2, 3) COE (4) OEA (3, 4) W Mt CLASS OF Seniors 98 Close Dawn R Coffel James . . Corbett Robert . Cossel Nora . . . Cukrowicz, Paul Crayton Stephanie . . . Cheer- leading (2, 3) Pantherettes (4) Lan- guage Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4) Thespian (3, 4) Advisory Board (3) Memory Lane (4) Hatchet (4) JA (1, 2) Debate (3, 4) Secretary Cutler Theresa . . . Danks Kenny . . . Football (2, 3, 4) Davis Dwight . . . Davis Keli . . . Orchestra (1, 2, 3, 4) Language Club (2, 3) Girl ' s Chorus (3, 4) National Honor Society, Who ' s Who Deguch Paul R. . . Football (1, 2, 3, 4) Basketball (1, 2, 3) Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4) National Honor Society (3, 4) Band (1) DeL eon Jesus . . . Doaks Kenneth . . . Elick Heidi Ericson Kelly . . . Language Club (2, 3) OEA (3) COE (4) (secretary) National Honor Society (3, 4) FHA HERO Seniors 99 Gadacz Stephen Garber Danny . . Wrestling (1, 2, 3. 4) Track (1, 2, 3, 4) FFA (1, 2, 3. 4) Vice President (4) Secretary (3) Speech Debate (3, 4) President (4) Student Council (4) Ju- nior Waltons (3, 4) Gathright Tonya Class Representa- tive (2) Language Club (2, 3) Football Home- coming Court (4) Usher Club (2) Gish Kim ... Cheerleading (1, 2. 3, 4) Softball manager (2) Class Advisory Board (1) Homeroom Representative (1) Class His- torian (2) Drama Club (2) Attendance Aid (2) FFA (3. 4) ICT (3, 4) Student Government (2, 3) Language Club (1. 2, 3) Officer (3) Football Homecoming Court (4) Gonzalez Richard Grant Kim . . . Track (1,2) Volleyball (1. 2, 3, 4) Student Government (3) Language CLub (2) Class Historian (4) Junior Prom Court (3) Football Homecoming Court (4) Gray Darrin . . . Gray Gregory . . . Drama Club (1, 4) Babes In Arms, The Man Who Came To Dinner, Memory Lane (2, 3, 4) Photography Editor (3) Editor-in-chief (4) ICT (3, 4) JA (1) Green Mona . . . Grounds Eric . . . Football (1,2) National Honor Society (3, 4) Language Club (3) FFA (3) DECA (4) DE (4) Grzeskowiak. Paula Concert Choir (1, 2, 3) (treasurer 3) Intensive Office Lab (3) COE (4) Hairston Lorl . . . Cheerleading (1, 3, 4) Student Government (2. 3) (secretary 2, vice-president 3) Advisory Board (1) Prom Committee (3) Student Leadership (3) Harmacinskl Sandra . . . Softball (2, 4) Language Club (2. 3) Band (1,2) Harris Debora . . . Track (2) Advisory Board (3, 4) Language Club (2, 3) Adopt-a- school program (2) Harris Tracy . . . Softball manager (1) FHA - Hero 493 Club (3) JA (1) Haskel Angela . FHA HERO Club Hatala Theodore Hauguel Monica . . . Language Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Officer (3) Hatchet (2, 3, 4) Editor (4) Quiz Bowl (3. 4) NHS (3, 4) Student Govern- ment (3, 4) Hoosier State (3) Who ' s Who (3) Seniors 100 Henke Patricia . . . Language Club (2, 3) Yearbook (1, 2) Band (1, 2) Jazz Band (1) NHS (3, 4) Who ' s Who Hensell, John . . . Football (1, 2, 3) Wres- tling (1, 2) Baseball (1, 2) FFA (1, 2, 3, 4) Junior Waltons (1, 2) Herban Mark E . . . Heritz Connie L . . . Language Club (2, 3) H.E.R.O. (4) NHS (3, 4) Hernandez Leticia . . . Hoff Leann . . . Pantherettes (1, 2, 3) Cap- tain (4) Batgirl (1, 2, 3, 4) Student Govern- ment (3) Language Club (2, 3, 4) Drama Club (3, 4) Tres. (3, 4) Thespians (3, 4) Concert Choir (2) Swing Choir (3, 4) Tres. (4) Drama Productions, Prom Court (3) Football Homecoming Court (4) NHS (3, 4) Who ' s Who Holland Charles . . . Horvath Mark . . . Hoskin Barbara . . . Junior Achievement (2, 3) Quiz Bowl (4) Hatchet (4) Advisory Boafd (4) Homman Roger . . . Hyde, Jeanice . . . Student Government, H.E.R.O. (4) NHS, Panther Mascot, J.A. Ivory Alesia Jackson Shalena . . . Usher Club, Foot- ball Homecoming Court (4) J.A. Jenkins Danoris A . . . Track (1, 2) Vol- leyball (4) Spirit Club Jenkins Scott . . . Football (4) I.C.T. (3, 4) Jimenez Fred R ... Cross Country (2) I.O.L., C.O.E, Student Governmant (3, 4) Johnson Eric . . . Track (3, 4) I.C.T. Jones Carol . . . Track (4) Usher (3, 4) J. A., Drama Club, Language Club, Annie Get Your Gun (3) Variety Show (2) Seniors 101 Jones Lonita ... Basketball (1, 4) Cheerleading (2, 3) Volleyball (1, 4) Prom Committee (3) Class Secretary (1, 2) Black History (3, 4) Variety Show (2, 4) Annie Get Your Gun (2) Kaczmarek Kyle Kasa Diane . . . Language Club (1, 2, 3) Drama Club (1,3) Ticket Committee Chairman Drama (3) NHS (3, 4) Kazmierczak Michael . . . Kelley Darlene . . . Basketball (1) Vol- leyball (1,2) Cross Country (3, 4) Track (1, 2, 3, 4) Who ' s Who Language CLub (2, 3, 4) NHS (3. 4) Kelley Marlene . . . Volleyball (1, 2) Basketball (1) Track (1, 2, 3, 4) Cross Country (3, 4) Language Club (2, 3, 4) NHS (3, 4) Who ' s Who Kesler Pamela . . . Pantherettes (1, 2, 3, 4) Captain (4) Language Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Students Government (2) NHS (3, 4) Prom Committee (3) Who ' s Who Foot- ball Homecoming Court (4) King Joy King Linda . . . Language Club (1) Dra- ma Club (1) Junior Waltons (3, 4) Pho- tography Editor Hatchet (4) Hatchet Photographer (3, 4) Kirk Eric . . . Basketball (1) Golf Track Concert Choir Klaudasz Barbie Klein Brian . . . Football (1, 2, 3, 4) Captain (4) Basketball (1,2) Golf (3, 4) Language Club (2, 3, 4) Klota Korrlne . . . Volleyball (3) Class Social Chairman (3) Language Club (4) Kno wlton Beth . . . Language Club (2, 3) Drama Club (3, 4) NHS (3, 4) Who ' s Who Konter Williams Football (1, 2, 3, 4) Baseball (1,2) Wrestling (1. 2) Jazz Band (1, 2, 3. 4) Above Left: Mike, Troy. Norm We ' re all here at Hardee ' sl Above Right: Paul, have you tasted any good buns lately? Bottom Right: Let ' s all help put gas in the carl 102 Senlors Koselak Karie . . . Boys Basketball Mgr (1) Baseball Manager (1) Volleyball Manager (4) Batgirl (1, 2) Pom Pon (1, 2, 3) Captain (2, 3) Language Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Drama Club (1. 2, 3, 4) Advisory Board (3, 4) Prom Committee (3) Drama Productions (1, 2, 3, 4) Thespians (3, 4) Beyond Our Control J. A. (4) Kovach John . . . Kowalski Suzanne . . . National Hon- or Society (3, 4) Class Secretary (3, 4) C.O.E. (4) Who ' s Who Krol Rebecca . . . Volleyball Manager (2) Volleyball (3) HERO (4) Yearbook Photographer (4) Kwiatkowski Timothy . . . Football (3, 4) Lacy Ada Vanessa . . . Lacy Anthony . . . Cross Country, Dra- ma (1, 2, 3) Swing Choir (1, 2) Concert Choir (1, 2, 3) Annie Get Your Gun, Diary of Ann Frank, Advisory Board (4) Landiut Michelle . . . National Honor Society (3, 4) Pom Pon (1, 2, 3) Captain (2, 3) OEA (3, 4) President, Batgirl (1, 2, 3, 4) Coe (4) Landuyt Dennis . . . Band (1, 2, 3, 4) Jazz Band (1, 3, 4) Pep Band (1, 2, 3. 4) Orchestra (1, 2, 3, 4) Annie Get Your Gun Lane Tara ... Mat Maid (1) J.A. (1, 2) Batgirl (1. 2, 3. 4) Language Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Pantherettes (1, 2, 3, 4) Historian (1) Captain (2. 4) Lapkiewicz Susan . . . Laskowski Robert . . . Lentych Anthony . . . Tennis (1, 2, 3, 4) Captain (4) Swimming (1, 2, 3, 4) Captain (3, 4) Language Club (4) J.A. (1) Lindholm Loretta . . . Marching Band (2, 3, 4) Concert Band (1, 2, 3, 4) Pep Band (2, 3. 4) Jr. Waltons (3, 4) JA (1) Lindsey Lori Ann . . . Volleyball (1) Cheerleading (1, 2, 3, 4) Drama Produc- tions (1, 2, 3, 4) Concert Choir (2) Year- book (4) Adopt-a-School Student Pro- gram (2) Prom Court (3) Thespian (3, 4) Swing Choir (3) Class President (1, 2, 3, 4) Drama Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Senior Editor Yr. Book (4) J.A.(l) Above Left: She may be smiling, but we know ... Above Right: More fun, more fun! Bottom Left: John the mad scientist! Seniors 103 Memories Never Fade flW At, ■M £ ' - - r a k PK d Lutomski Sue ... Volleyball (1, 2, 3, 4) Captain (1, 2. 4) NHS (3, 4) Lyczynski Brian Mixed Chorus (1, 2) Majewski David . . . Golf (3, 4) Junior Waltons (2, 3. 4) FFA. (3, 4) Mathews Terence . . . Baseball (1) Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4) Track (4) Lan- guage Club (2, 4) Advisory Board (1,2) Class Vice-Pres (4) Matuszak Beth . May Rosemary . . Pantherettes (2, 3, 4) Captain (3) Language Club (2, 3) C.O.E. (4) Batgirl (2, 3, 4) Youth For Understanding Foreign Exchange Stu- dent Sweden (2) Mcleod Frances M cCammon Bill Drama Club (1) McCoy Tammy DECA . Baseball (1, 2) Track (1) Lan- guage Club (1, 2, 3, 4) NHS (3, 4) Who ' s Who (3. 4) McGowan Kevin . . . Football (4) Cross Country (2) Junior Waltons (2, 3) FFA (3, 4) Language Club (1,4) Meert Carl Meert David . . Basketball (1) Golf (2. 3, 4) Band (1,2) Language Club (1, 2, 3) Mejer Theresa . . . Drama Club (1) Language Club (3. 4) FFA. (3, 4) BAbes In Arms (1) Upward Bound (3, 4) Miller Tammy . . . Band (1, 2) Drama (1) Millken Mlchele . J A (1. 2) Mitchell Bryan . . . Track (1, 2. 3, 4) Cross Country (3, 4) Who ' s Who Moore Ann . . . Hatchet (3, 4) Advisory Board (1, 2, 3, 4) Prom Committee (3) Upward Bound (1 , 2, 3, 4) Morey Joanne . . Volleyball (1) Soft- ball (2) Pom Pons (3) Language Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Who ' s Who (3, 4) NHS (3. 4) Swing Choir (3. 4) ICT, Annie Get Your Gun, Glee Club Vice Pres. (2) Morrison Norma Nlemasik Susan Pom Pons (3) NHS (3, 4) COE (4) Yearbook (3, 4) Editor-in-Chief (4) Student Gov. (1) OEA Vice President (4) Noland Tye . . . Football (1, 2, 3, 4) Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4) Wrestling (2) FFA (2, 3) Vice Pres (3) Nowickl Tom . . . Marching Band (1, 2, 3, 4) Concert Band (1, 2, 3, 4) Pep Band (1, 2, 3, 4) Jazz Band (2, 3, 4) Language Club (1) Adopt-a- school (2) Who ' s Who (4) Paszek Tina . . . Cheerleading (1, 2, 3) NHS (3. 4) Peppers Joyce . . . Concert Choir 1, 2 , 3) Mixed Choir (4) Above Left: Danny Garber is working hard for our money. Bottom Left John Kovach and Tim Kwiatowski, sure beats the cafeteria! Above Right: Danorls. Theresa and Korrine mage Seniors 105 Pietrazewski Marty . . . Plajer Denlse , . . Language Club (2, 3) DEC. A. (4) D.E. (4) Plencner Teresa - . Language Club (2, 3) C.O.E. (4) Who ' s Who (3) Popielski Mark . . . Language Club (2, 3, 4) Or- chestra (1, 2, 3, 4) Babes In Arms Annie Get Your Gun Powell Sonya Powell Tonya Poyser Pam Reamer Tricia Riley Dawn Rogers Asllsia . . . Track (1, 2, 3, 4) D.E.C.A. (4) Pantherettes (1, 2, 3, 4) Ruszkowskl Debra . . . Pantherettes (1, 2, 3) Volleyball (1) Language CLub (1, 2) C.O.E. (4) Hatchet (4) Who ' s Who (4) Ryblcki K.I!, . . . Rybickl Troy . . . Swimming, Baseball Marching Band (1, 2, 3. 4) Rzepnickl Bob . . . Cross Country (1, 2, 3) Swim- ming (3) Golf (1, 2, 3, 4) Language Club (3) Rzeszutek Donna . . . Pantherettes (2, 3) Swing Choir (2, 3, 4) Drama Club (1,2) Babes In Arms (1) Language Club (3) Salwln Ted . . Drama Club (1) D.E.C.A. (4) Lan- guage Club (3, 4) JA (1, 2, 3, 4) Sawdon Michael (Left) J ..ior ' s mind drift away as he reminisces. (Below) Hey! did anyone do last night ' s homework. Sayer Jeannie . . . Pantherettes (1, 2, 3, 4) Swing Choir (2, 3, 4) Drama Productions Musical (1. 2, 3. 4) NHS (3, 4) Thespians (3. 4) Language Club (2. 3) Who ' s Who (3, 4) Sayer Joann . . . Cheerleading (1, 2. 3. 4) Drama Club (1. 2, 3, 4) Drama Productions (1, 2, 3. 4) Thespians (3, 4) NHS (3, 4) Language Club (2, 3) Concert Choir (1) Swing Choir (2, 3, 4) VicePres (4) Calss VicePres (1,2) Adopt-a-School Prg. (2) Who ' s Who (3, 4) Shearer Becky . . . Softball (2, 3, 4) Volleyball (1, 2, 3) Cheerleader (1) Pantherettes (4) Language Club (2, 3) Class VicePres (3, 4) Sheridan Beth . . . Band (1, 2, 3) Pantherettes (1, 2, 3) Drama Club, Language Club (3, 4) Yearbook (3, 4) Photo-editor (4) Hatchet (2, 3) Class Advisory (1,2) Historian (3) Drama Historian (4) Drama Produc- tions (2, 3, 4) Shetler Leah . . . Swimming (1, 2, 3, 4) Co-captain, softball (2, 3, 4) Co-captain (3) Track (1) Language Club (3) NHS (3, 4) Jr. Prom Princess, Football Queen Sikorski Steven . . Smith David Sniadecki Michael . . . Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4) Tennis (2, 4) Cross Country (1, 3) Baseball (1. 2, 3, 4) Language Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Who ' s Who (3, 4) (Left) Leah flashes her pearly whites. (Left) Garry says Hard work pays off in the end. Seniors 107 Drama Club (2, 3, 4) Spears Kimberiy K DECA HERO Spicher Dlanne . - . Mixed Chorus (1) Concert Choir (2, 3, 4) Chorale (1, 2. 3, 4) Girls Chorus (2, 3, 4) Glee Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Drama Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Thespians (3, 4) Language Club (3, 4) Spriggs Jay . . . Swing Choir (1, 2, 3, 4) Concert Choir (1.2) Drama Club (1,2, 3, 4) Thespians (3, 4) Drama Productions (1, 2. 3, 4) Hatchet (1, 2) Prom Commit- tee (3) Homecoming Committee (3) Class Rep. (2, 3) Language Club (1, 2, 3) Who ' s Who (3. 4) Sroda Craig . . . Junior Prom Prince, Orchestra (1. 2. 3) Band (1) St. Germain Angel COE (4) IOL (3) DEA (3. 4) JA (3) Starkweather Donna Steininger Jennifer (1, 2, 3, 4) Language Clu Who ' s Who Suth Andres . . . Swoaks Charlotte . . Track (2, 3, 4) Usher Club (2, 3, 4) JA (1) Upward Bound (1, 2, 3, 4) Attendance Aide (4) Szulczyk Michelle . . Track (1) NHS (3, 4) Swimming (1) Language Club (1. 2, 3. 4) Drama Club (1, 2, 3, 4) Speech Debate (3, 4) Vice-Pres (3, 4) Class Advi- sory Board (3) Class Social Chairman (4) Thespian (3, 4) Who ' s Who Taylor Adrienne . . . J. A. (1) Hatchet (1) Yearbook (3) DECA (3, 4) Tefteller Kathy . IOL (3) COE (4) OEA (3. 4) Teske Laurie Track (1) IOL (3) OEA (3, 4) COE (4) Tofthagen Gary Language Club (2, 3) Officer (3) NHS (3. 4) Tofthagen Larry . . . Language Club (2, 3) Jr. Waltons (3, 4) Lan- guage Club Officer (3) Jackie tells Tye (shhhh! everyone will hear you) Paulette asks, Where is everyone? 108 Senior Tomsits Paul . . . Gold (2, 3, 4) FFA (2, 3, 4) Trost Joy . . . Usher Club (2, 3, 4) Drama CLub (1) HERO (4) Tuttlc Shelley . . . Softball (1, 2, 3, 4) Lan- guage CLub (1, 2) Football Homecoming Court (4) Who ' s Who Ullery Dave . . . Baseball (1, 2) Band (1, 2. 3, 4) Vanslager Stephanie . . Swimming (1, 2, 3, 4) Captain (4) Girls Track Mgr. (3, 4) Boys Swim Team Mgr (1. 2) Languge Club (1, 2) Who ' s Who (3, 4) Yearbook Senior Editor (4) Adopt-a- school (2) Vaughn Mark . . . Wallln Kathy . . . Walters Tracey . . . Drama Club (1,2) Lan- guage Club2, 3) C.O.E. (4) Historian, O.E.A. (4) Band (1) Weeks Guy . . . Football (1) FFA DECA Wenrick John . . . Swimming (3) FFA (3) ITC (4) Whltesel Dave . . . Soccer (1, 2, 3, 4) Drama Club (2, 3, 4) Life With Father. Ann Frank Williams Mary . . . Williams Paulette . . . Volleyball (1) Track (1, 2) Language Club (1. 2) Studio Art (4) Wilmes Jeanne ... Volleyball (1. 2, 3, 4) Captain (4) Track (1) Pantherettes (1, 2, 3, 4) Captain (4) Wiltrout Laurie . . . Concert Choir (2, 3, 4) Secy (2, 3, 4) Drama Club (2, 3, 4) Drama Club Productions ( 1, 2, 3, 4) Hatcher (4) Seniors 109 Winters Donna fl Ik Woltman James H V w Wozniak Kathy . .. Band (1, 2) ■ m ' HERO (1) Attendance Aide Guidance n . - , Aide I O.L . Wren Michelle . Concert Choir (1, t| 2. 3. 4) President (4) Yanko Beth . . . Swimming (3, 4) Band 1 l (1, 2. 3, 4) Concert Choir (1. 2, 3, 4) A Young Michael . . . Football (1, 2, 3. 4) Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4) Swimming (2, 3) NHS (3, 4) Class Treasurer (2. 3, 4) Who ' s Who Above Left: Senior Class Vice Presi- dents Terence Mathews and Becky Shearer Above Right: President Lori Lindsey Bottom Right: Starting from Left to Right: Secretary Suzanne Kowalskl, Social Chairman Michelle Szulczyk. Treasurer Mickael Young, Historian Kim Grant. 110 Seniors Above. Left To Right: Senior Class Advisory Board-Barbara Hoskin, Karie Koselak. An- thony Lacy. Richard Gonzalez. Seniors 111 This year was a big one for the Junior Class. Heading the list of activities was the annual Junior-Senior Prom held May 10 at Century Center. The class also spon- sored the first ever evening pep rally that was held the night before the February 8 basketball homecoming game against Elk- hart Memorial. In addition to sponsoring both pep rally and homecoming dance, the class held a number of fund raisers to prepare for their senior year. Abbiehl, Richard Abigt. Dawn Abraham, Lisa Adams. Christine Adams. Lawanda Aldarondo. George Ateo. Joseph Allen. Anthony Alsanders, Alvin Anderson, Michael Aranowski. Jon Archambault. Margaret Arevalo. Hilda Artzpe. Pamela Barczykowski. Suzanne Barnes. Martin Barnes, Vanessa Beckwith. Julie Belardmella. Gary Benman. Timothy Bergerson. Lori Biliingsley. Ardella Bittner. Michael Black. Kimberli Blad. Kristin Bognar. Cheryl Bond, Mae Bonek, Susan Boney. Jeffery Boon. Wyndham Borlik, Ann Bnones. Billy Brooks. Ellen Burkus. Brent Buszkiewicz. Dave Canul, Gilbert Carr. Marquitta Catano. Angela Chatman. Ladonna Chrzan. Lynn Ciesialka, Timothy Ctesielski. Stephen Claeys. Genna Clark. Richard Close. James Cooper. Michael Crawford. Mark Juniors 113 Lrew. Gregory Crtttendon, Eric Cwtk. Roxanne Dahms. Mark Daniels. Karlton Davis. Soma Dawning. Paul Dean. Michael Deleon. Viola Dippel. Colleen Donaldson, Shelia Dresbach. Robert Elk ins. Dawn Ellis. Kerry Enders. Ronald Evans. Kevin Eindley. Michael Fisher. Russell Flis, Elizabeth Eorcier, Jeffery Forcier. Karen Foster, Darnell Fountain. Eldon Freymuth. Annmarie Galan. Hector Gallegos. Carolyn Garza. Nmfa Geister, Cynthia Glass. Alesia Gleva. Lorra Gleva. Matthew Gleva. Sarah Gorski. Elizabeth Graham. Marcus Gray. Lauren Grochowalski. Thomas Harmacmski. Gary Harman. Eric Harmon. John Hams. Cynthia Hams. Ladonna Hams, Michelle Hensell, Tracy Higgins. Tereasa Hill. Millard Hill. Terri Holmes. Robert Homelesk i. L inda 114 Juniors Horvath. Gregory Horvath. Linda Hubert z. Lori Huffine. Stephanie Hughes. Maurice Hunt. Isaac Hurlbut. Dale Imus. Shelli Jackson. Catherine Jackson. Jimmy Jaworski. Aloysius Jaworski, Susan Johnson. Car a Jones. Erika Jones. Thena kajzer. Mark kalicki. Jeffrey karling. Michele kedik. Robert kilgore. Tina king. Jodi king. Stacey klingerman. Kevin klosinski. Thomas knabenshue. Ann kolber. Diane kowalski. kevm kroger. Daniel kubisiak. Sharyl kuntz. Ellen kurowski. Jennifer kusmiez. Brian kwieran. Paula taney. Linda Lang. Amy Laskowski. Ellen Lathion. Barbara Leda. David Lemert. Randy Lewis. Michelle Lisenko. Tracy Lombardi, Enka Lopez. Mario Love, keith MacGowan. Monica Machowiak. Brian Makowski. Donna Marshall. Arnetta Matuszak. kevin Maxwell. Andrew McCarthy. Ann Me er. Ronald Mesaros. kevm Michalski. John Middlebrook. Louisa Miller. Brian Miller. Deborah Milnes. Roger Milton. Michelle Miner. Russell Juniors 115 Mornout. Steven Niemier. Karen Niswonger, Dwight Odusch, Denise Ofivarez, Maria Orhwski, Steven Parker. Crystal Peterson. Roger Phillips. Vanessa Pierce. Michael Ptotrowicz, Brian Plantinga. Christina Plonka. Konnne Powell. Michael Randolph. Serena Ranker t, Scott iL F1 fe T$ 4 r mm T 1 t Ratkay. Joseph Reed. Timothy Rice, Oeanna Richmond. Pam Ring, Paul Rodriguez, Sandra Rodriguez, Veronica Roempagel. Wendy Ross, Christopher 9UMJH El 1 16 Juniors Ross, Jennifer Royce, Veronica Rozmarynowski. Julie Rucker, Daniel Ryder, Tnna Sanchez. Jeannette Scaife, Stephanie Schimes. Jennifer Schmidt. Kenneth Schoemng. Tammy Scott. Daniel Smith. Bruce Smith. Donald Smith, Ten Smolka. Robert Sobieralski. Christopher Spychalski. Elizabeth Sroda. Bradley Sterner. Susan Stoffelen. Kevin S trader. Larry Stutesman. Jeffrey Szweda. Colleen Szymczak. Lynn Szynski. Brent Tafelski. Dale Taylor. Mary Thomas. David Thomas. Louis Thompson. Antionette Thrasher. Kelly Trotter. Sean Tullis. Jane Tunis. Jodie Turner. Walter Vanderheyden. Christine VanOverberghe. Robert Vanslager. Wendy Vargo. Anthony Vaughn. Tracey Versmesse, Larry Wagnerowski. Marcia Walhn. Laurie Ward. Patrick Weiler. Debra Weldy. Dianne Welts. Sherry Wieczorek. Janice Williams. Jannice Williams, Todd Wirth. Denise Witkowski. Lee Wittlmg. Roberta Woods. William Wroblewski. Kurt Wyant. Alan Yado. Antonio Yarbrough. Michael Juniors 117 The sophomore class has had a busy year raising funds for future events. They acquired the needed monies through the sale of spirit buttons and candy canes. They also had cake raffles at a few of the home basketball games. In addition to their own fund raisers, some members of the class contributed hours of their time to help raise money for the American Lung Association through the U93 Christ- mas tree project. The main objective of the class of 1987 is to create a sensational Junior Senior prom for I9S6. Class sponsors: Mr. Dziubinski and Mr. Kfaybo q Abraham. Lon Albert. Linda Amador. Amanda Annis. John Banicki, Kenneth Bargielski. Terry Be ma. Michael Benford. Da Mon Beverly. Nathan Bilmski. Jodie Billings ley. Tonya Birch field. Joseph Blackmon. Shonda Bleak. Jamie Bogucki. kimberly Botka. Sherri Bradley. Jennifer Brahck. Mark Brenner. Brigitte Brenner. Kristine Briones. Luis Brtones. Maria Brown. Linda Bruington. Carla Bruington, Par la Carothers. Gayle Carroll. Christine Chrobot. Rebecca Cichos. Jill Ciesielski. Rory Compton. Joyce Coppens. Amy Cossel. Matthew Cossey. William Coussens. Joseph Crawford. Rhonda Cygirt. Mark Decocq. John Oenng. kurt Dials. Micheal Diaz Cynthia Discavage. Raquel Ditmire. Todd Dombrowski. Melody Dreibelbeis. Larry Dudeck. Sandra Dudeck. Tina Dunlap. Alan 118 Sophomores Early, Melissa Egyed. Steve El-Amm. Bilal Elledge. Michelle Enders, Kimberly Espinoza, Elizabeth Fahey. Scott Falk, Deborah i raig Ferns, Fikes, Fites. Jeffrey Fitz, Tamara Fleming. Mark Fountain. Jean Franklin. April Gall. Brian Garza. Delia Geisleman. Beverly Gerencser. Robert Gore. Joseph Grant. Michael Green. Angela Gnley. Sid Grochowalski. Rebecca Gustafson. Kirsten Hackney. Angela Harman. Kelly Harris. Herbert Hatala, Helena Hatala, Charmaine Hawkins, Angela Heminger. Sherry Herczeg. Joy Hill, Twanna Holland, Sheryt Holloway. Henry Hopkins. James Hoskin. Berme Hubertz. Jill Hurlbut. Connie Hyde. Woodrow Ivy. Damon Jamszewski. Deenee Jeffenes. Weldon Jensen. Steven Jimenez. Blanca Jimenez. Sandra Johns. Edwin Johnson. Bryant Johnson. Rebecka Johnston, Scott Jones. Douglas Jones. Rochelle Jozwiak. Cynthia Sophomores 119 Kalb. Danielle Kapaun. David Kasa. Richard Kaser. Melissa Kelley, Diana King. Ricky King. Timothy Kit to, kimberleigh klinedmst. Chet Kiosk i. Renee knabenshue, Paul Kobold. Daniel Koselak, Eric Kreczmer. karla Kreuzer. Mark zmanski, Raymond Kyle. Jennifer Lace field. Donald Lawson. Laura Leda. Tonya Lee. Dawn Leeks. Daniel Lekarczyk, Craig Lesher. Johr Levenhagen. William Lis, Mary Ann Lowe. Rodney Lundquist. Debra MacOowan. Tara Mahone. Curtis Marable. Richard Markovich. Teresa Marshall. Shelly Matthews. Lon Ann Matthys. Todd May. Donald McGowan. Sandra McLane. Tammy Meert. Glen Michalski, Mitchell Miner, Randi Napierala. Marilyn Newsome. William Nixon, tdward Nixon. Jon Noland. Corey Ohvarez. Rigoberto Overton, Bryan Palmer. Harold Palomo. Blanca Pavey. Kevin Pecsi. Joseph Pellico. Victor 120 Sophomores 1 n 1 PMfc HHl iH V 1 Peregrine, Scott Peterson. Christine Phillips. Joann Piechocki. Jeffrey Pomdexter, Terrance Popielski. Aaron Price. Terry Przybylski. Robert Putz. Kimberly Reed. Andrea Reed. Shawn Riba. Kimberly Richardson. Monica Rieder. Kevin Rigley. Jan Roberts. William Robertson. Kenny Robinson. Damita Rodriguez. Anna Rogers. Candice Rogers, Joseph Romano, Annette Romanowski. Angeliqu Rose, Diane Ross, Thomas Salazar. Margarita Salwm. Catherine Sanders. Shawn Scaife. Sonya Schoeneman, Jodi Scott. Lisa Selge, Cary Seward, . And r eon Shafer. Ann Shafer. Gaynelle Shearer, Julie Kornog, Robert Smith. Michael Smudzmski. Regina Sobieralski. Angela Spann, Timothy Spaulding. Kenneth Stemm. Timothy Stevens, Linda Stombaugh, Steven Szymanowski. Deborah Szymczak, Sherri Tafelski. John Tafelski, Lisa Tajkowski. Jenny Taylor, Bruce Taylor. Jasper Tefteller. Tony Thorpe. Curry Thorpe. James I 1 N Sophomores 121 Tidwell. Rosa and Tidwell. Roxanne Tirotta. Danmelle Tomkiewicz. Laura Torres. Noemi Turczynski. Colleen Turner. Nancy UvaUes, trnesto Van Wynsberghe. Randy Vargo. Patrick Vaszari. Angle Vaughn. Bernard Vicsik. Barbara Voros. Christopher Voros. Rosemary Wallace. Lars Walsh. Michael Walter. Daniel Ward. Timothy Weissfuss, kimberly Ff¥ F1fl TJ Weslowski. Julie Wetter. Thomas White. David f Borkowski. Cynth: Borsch. Ke Brantley. Pamela Markovich. Lisa Murphy. Bernard Whitesel. Dean Wilkinson. Chen Williams. Christopher Williams. Michelle Williamson. Daniel Willis. Angela Wilmes. Julie Woods. Michael Wright. Angela Wrobleski. Scott Zavala. Julia L 1 £ Jf jB n m flP| i H f i Tj. jM Wf Bnfdri Kreuzer. Class Vice President. 122 Sophomores All freshmen came to WHS with expectations. Some came expecting to work, others with ideas of fun and games. They soon realized that there is some fun but few games! After establishing a pattern of work in the class- the class of 19$$ set out to enjoy extra curncular activities and class projects. Among those projects was the organization of a few dances. This editor wishes the class of I9SS all the best in their career at WHS. Abbott. Christopher Abel, C Abigt. Jennifer Adkisson. Melinda Agnew. Shevella Albert, Savannah Allen. Robin Ay res. Donald Bognar, Elizabeth Bokon. Scott Boothe, Walter Borkowski, Beth Bottom. Poreen Bradford. Nathaniel Bradley. Jonathan Briggs. Henry Briggs. Jeannie Bronson. Jennifer Bueno. Michael Bush. Daryl Bykowski. John Caldwell, Roberta Calentine. Cary Camarillow. Joe Campbell, Aaron Cassidy, Colleen Chodzmski, David Chudzicki, Julie Ciesielski, Chester Ciesielski. Steven Clemmons. Margo Collins, Ronald imberly Cornells, Anjonette Crawford. Laurie Daniels, Francesca Danks, Julie Davis. Roger Davis, Otis Dean. Laurie De Cook, Robert Demski. Nancy Diedrich. William Dies. Tamara Diet I. Kimberly Downey. Steven. Dynak. Mane Farlow. Darnck Felan. David Filbert. Brett Fink. William Flint. Susan Flora. Chris Flora. Wendy Flowers. Shane Fox. Cynthia Gale. Tammy Gallegos. Cruz Ganus. Brenda L ynn Garstecki. Joseph Gatlin. Cynthia Gleva. Mark Gonzalez. Consuelo Gouker. Jessie Graham. Yaves Grames. William Green, James Greer. John Greer. Roy Grzeskowiak. Jill Guest. Michael Haluda. Tracie Harris. Andre Harris. Raquel Harris, Valerie Hawkins. Jason Hayes. Alfonso Hayes, Daniel Hayes. Leslie Hetlin. Frederick Hernandez. Alfredo Holloway. Hazel Horvath. Brad Horvath. kathy Horvath. Marc Huffine. Shawn Hughes. John Humphrey, Lisa Imel. Tony Ivy. Nai Jablonski. Mark Jackson, Sahwn Jacobson. Angela Jakubowski. Joseph James. Charlette WK Pwma S9BHS _JI Johnson, David Jones, Michella Katovstch. Cynthia Kedik. Richard Kesler, Michael King. Lisa Kmitta. Shern knabenshue. Donald knowlton. Douglas kochanowski. kirk konter. Dan kwiatkowski, Laurie Kyle. Jeffrey Lacy. Kelvin Lang, Beth Lathion. Gary Latson. Michael Lee. Darrick Lentych. katnna Lester. Novell Levenhagen. Robert Lisenko, Brian Lopez. Marcos Lopez. Martina Lowe. William Luchowski. Edward Madison. Randall Makowski. Jamie Manns. Linda Manriquez. Deborah Marker. Shelly Markiewicz. William Marshall, Arnetta Martin. Charles Martin. Janet Marvin. Traci Mathews. Tara May. Patricia May. Victoria McCarthy. Lynn Mc Cormack. Julie Mc Neal. Melissa McCollum, Robert McCoy. William McLane. Gerald Melt. Lisa Micmski, Cynthia Miller, Lisa Mornout. Kim Morns. Charles Morns. Donna Niemasik. Cynthia Niemier. Ann Nutter. Jennifer Nyikos. Christian OVonnell. Rocky Ornat. Mark Orosco. Christina Pahmo, Maria Parrack. Michael Pedraza. Benito Pe i Darnel Pegues. Alecia Petzke. Kelvin Plencner. Mary Plonski. tdwm Plonski. tlame Polk. Marc Pope. Andre Popielski, Michael Popielski. Steven Powell. Sandra Radzikowski. Joseph Ra ski. Daniel Raker. Robert Reed. Iris Reed. Jennifer Reed, ioralee Richmond. Sterling Rieder. Scott Riley. Timothy Rminger. Carmen Rminger. Marci Rohb. Ray Rose. William Ross. Steven Rucker. Michael Ruszkowski. Robert Sanchez. Jimmy Schwandner. Amy Sego. Richard Sekendy. John Sellers. Thersa Shell. Ingrid Shreve. Scott Smkiewicz. Patricia Smith. Raymond Sobieralski. Joseph Spates. Cidrena Spicher. Randall Stanfield. Terry Stanford. Deaunna Staples. Pans Stevens, tarline Stillson. Gregory Stuckey. Tyreena Suth. Diane - n U4 126 Freshmen Swope, Dawn Szalewskt. John Szczepanski. Tracey Tafelski. ton Thompson. Frederick Tomsits. Shelly Trawick. Antoinette Trensey. Christine Vanslager. Kristen Vantornhout. Jeffrey Varga. Laura Varga. Jeffrey Versmesse, Henry Verstraete. Christophe Walker. Shauna Wallin. Margaret II w , h ifr l L 1 . - H ■ wL ■ a 1 ' 1 it . m i H r ft Sponsors: :.;■ . I Walters. Jeffrey Walters. Rehecca Warren. Dulcie Wells. Jeffrey Wesolek. Corey Wesolowski. Denise West. Tamarra White. Crystal Whittaker. Tina Williams. James Williams, hem UP ilhams. Leticia | , Wilson. Kip Wilson. Tamara Wismewski. A. Witherspoon. William ( E msM j|ti rl ft r ra u ■?i Wlochowski, Caroline Woods. Heather Wozniak. kimberly Wright. Adnane Wright. Denise Yado. Veronica Yarbrough. Michael Youngs. Ronald Zalas. Mark Anderson. Stacie Boyce. kimberlie Freshmen 127  J Wrestling 1984-1985 B-Team Wrestling This year the panther wrestling team has proven themselves as tough competators by beating Elk- hart, Marian and Acams in the first half of the season. The panthers this season were powered by returning letterman Benard Vaughn, at 1051bs., Mike Yarborough at 119lbs., Max Lopez at 1321bs., Mike Anderson at 1381bs, Bruce Smith at 1451bs., the only senior on the team Dan Garber at 155 lbs., and Billy Briones at heavy wt. By the look of things, Coach Evans and the wres- tling team are on their way! Submitted by, Dan Garber Above: Coach Evans. Captain Dan Garber and Coach Mack smile for the carmera. 130 Wrestllng Above; Michael Anderson and Bernard Vaughn show us their form 1984-1985 Varsity Wrestling Wrestling 131 Swimming Top row: Dean Whltesel. Corey Noland, Jeff Kyle, Bill Boone, Eric Koselak, Paul Knabenshue, Rodney Lowe. Dan Pegan. Bottom row: Chris Nyikos, Randy Van Wynsberghe. Tony Lentych, Mark Dahms, Dan Williamson, Don Knabenshue, Coach Wolf. Washington ' s arch swim team rival would have to be Lasalle, because the teams are so evenly matched, this year being no exception. Potential opponents for next year include Bremen, Plymouth, North Judson, and North Wood. These teams are perhaps more evenly matched to our program than such powerhouses as Riley, Elkhart Central, Michigan City Elston etc. Coach Wolf swam for Washington from 1978-82. This year ' s team is very young, but shows much potential, look for this team to put some records on the board and have a winning season within the next couple of years. Left: Bill Boone manages to give a smile during swim practice. Bot- tom: Corey Noland is exhausted after a strenuous swim. Right: Co Captains Mark Dahms and Tony Lentych. Swimming Coach, Andy Wolf 132 Swimming Upper Left: Eric Koselak shows his style. Lower Left: Dean Whitesel tries a new dive. Upper: Mark Dahms does a forward half twist. Lower: Randy Van Wynsberge shows his great swimming form. ' ■ % ' • ' Swimming 133 Boys Basketball Top Row (I to r): Charles Black, Kevin Kowalskl, Coach Otolskl, Terence Mathews. Brian Miller. Row 2: Isaac Hunt. Eric Crittendon, Mike Snladecki. Jimmy Jackson. Kevin Klingerman. Row 3: Dale Tafelski. Steve Henry, manager Micheal Bejma, Harry Mitchell and Mike Cooper. 1 Charles Black Mike Sniadecki Terence Mathev Harry Mitchell This year Washington High School ' s basketball team was head by a new coach Mike Otolski. Otolski conies to Washington from St. Joe and brings approxi- mately 15 years of coaching experience. With six letter winners returning, the Panthers had strength and leadership. Kevin Kowalski and Charles Black dominated under the basket. The backcourt in- cluded Eric Crittendon, Harry Mitchell, and Brian Mill- er. Terence Matthews was lost for much of the early season with a wrist injury. The young men of Washington ' s basketball team worked hard, improved much and matured. Standing: (l-r) Ricky King. Pat Vargo, Tim King, Mike Dials, Curry Thorpe, Bryant Johnson, and Coach Weber. Kneeling: Bernie Hoskins, Scott Fahey, James Thorpe, Bruce Smith, and Tony Pellico. Washington High School ' s freshman basket ball season ended with a 6-8 record. The high light of the season was the victory over Elk hart Central. The Panther ball club went onti tourney play against a tough Mishawaka Mar ian team. Although they lost by a small mar gin, Andre Pope thrilled the fans with his 2 points. With most of the freshman returning as sophomores, the B-team should be awe some next season. Standing: Coach Kowalski, Otis Davis. Charles Morris, Scott Govan. Andre Pope. Front row: Darrick Farlow. Fred Thompson, Charles Martin, Shawn Jackson. Crews Gallegos. Not pictured: Randy Madison. Micheal Guest. Cory Glass. Henry Bradley. Marco Barnes. Girls ' Basketball Left to right: Seniors Mary Williams, Aslisa Rogers. Carla Baker. Above: 1984-85 Girls ' Varsity Basketball Team. 1984 Girl ' s Varsity Basketball team featured the return of 3 players with substantial varsity experience. Led by senior co- captains Carla Baker and Mary Williams who provided the inside and outside Conference foes. First year senior forward Lisa Rodgers played very well despite lack of Varsity experience. Juniors who gained valuable court time were Michele Lewis. Wanda Jones. Debbie Weiler, Tina Kilgore. Antoinette Thomp- son, and Lynn Chrzan, A sophomore. Lisa Scott and a freshmen Cindy Stallworth provided the needed depth at the forward and guard positions. First year mentor Bruce Urban found the first part of the season difficult, but put the right combinations to- gether to produce much needed victories. The future of the girls program is at the B-team level where a very competive group of athletes performed admirably. The leaders were Juniors Erika Jones and Marilynn Mitchell, Sophomores Andrea Reed. Joann Phillips. April Franklin, and Monica Richardson. The strongest level was at the Freshmen class by Shawn Huffine, Ann Wis- niewski, Iris Reed and Heather Woods. The teams would not have survived without the guidance of varsity assistant coach Jim Dembinski. and B-team coaches Melissa VanOrt and Trish Nolan. The individuals helped the athletes play above their opponent in both ability and character. The future of WHS girls basketball is bright, depending on how much parts of the team coaches and players, improve in the skills needed to have winning seasons. 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126 Plencner, Therese 51 Plonka, Korinne 116 Plonski, Edwin 126 Plonski, Elaine 126 Poindexter, Terrance 94, 120, 121 Polk, Marc 126 Pope, Andre 137, 126 Popielski, Aaron 121 Popielski, Mark 106 Popielski, Michael 126 Popielski, Steven 126 Powell, Michael 116 Powell, Sandra 126 Powell, Tonya 51, 93, 106 Poyser, Pam 13, 106 Price, Terry 121 Przybylski, Robert 121 Putz, Kimberly 121 Radzikowski, Joseph 126 Rajski, Daniel 126 Raker, Robert 126 Randolph, Serena 1 16 Rankert, Scott 18, 20, 88, 116 Ratkay, Joseph 116 Reamer, Tricia 50, 106 Reed, Andrea 121 Reed, Iris 126 Reed, Jennifer 126 Reed, Loralee 126 Reed, Shawn 49, 121 Reed, Timothy 94, 116 Riba, Kimberly 67, 121 Rice, Deanna 116 Richardson, Monica 121 Richmond, Pam 116 Richmond, Sterling 126 Richmond, Steven 50 Rieder, Kevin 121 Rieder, Scott 126 Rigley, Jan 121 Riley, Dawn 51, 106 Riley, Timothy 126 Ring, Paul 116 Rininger, Carmen 126 Rininger, Marci 126 Robb, Ray 126 Roberts, Michael 51 Robertson, Kenny 121 Robinson, Damita 121 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Trotter, Sean 117 Tullis, Jodie 117 Tunis, Jane 117 Turczynski, Colleen 86, 122 Turner, Nancy 122 Turner, Walter 88, 117 Tuttle, Shelley 6, 63, 109 Cillery, David 6, 109 tlvalles, Ernesto 122 Van Wynsberghe, Randy 122, 132, 133 Vanderheyden, Christine 12, 95, 117 Vanoverberghe, Robert 1 1 7 Vanslager, Kirsten 93, 127 Vanslager, Stephanie 13, 68, 109, 78 Vanslager, Wendy 11, 117 Vantornhout, Jeffrey 49, 127 Varga, Laura 127 Varga, Jr. Jeffrey 127 Vargo, Anthony 117 Vargo, Patrick 88, 122, 136 Vaszari, Angela 122 Vaughn, Bernard 122, 130 Vaughn, Mark 88, 90, 109 Vaughn, Tracey 86, 117 Vega, Maria 49 Versmesse, Henry 127 Versmesse, Larry 117 Verstraete, Christopher 127 Vicsik, Barbara 122 Voros, Christopher 122 Voros, Rosemary 122 Wagnerowski, Marcia 117, 116 Walker, Shauna 127 Wallace JR. Lars 122 Wallin, Kathryn 50, 109 Wallin, Laurie 117 Wallin, Margaret 86, 127 Walsh, Michael 122 Walters, Daniel 122 Walters, Jeffrey 127 Walters, Rebecca 127 Waters, Tracey 51, 109 Ward, Patrick 88, 117 Ward, Timothy 122 Warren, Dulcie 127 Washington, R. 88 Weeks, Guy 51, 109 Weiler, Debra 117 Weissfuss, Kimberly 95, 122 Weldy, Dianne 117 Wells, Jeffrey 127 Wells, Sherry 95, 117 Wenrick, John 50, 109 Wesolek, Corey 127 Wesolowski, Denise 127 Wesolowski, Julie 67, 122 West, Tamarra 127 Wetter, Thomas 122 White, Crystal 127 White, David 122 White, John 50, 88, 89, 90 Whitesel, David 6, 23, 64, 109 Whitesel, Dean 23, 122, 132, 133 Whittaker, Tina 127 Wieczbrek, Janice 30, 84, 117 Wilkinson, Cheri 122 Williams, Christopher 122 Williams, James 127 Williams, Jannice 117 Williams, Kern 127 Williams, Leticia 124, 127 Williams, Mary 51, 109, 138, 78 Williams, michelle 122 Williams, Paulette 109 Williams, Todd 117, 114 Williamson, Daniel 21, 122, 132 Willis, Angela 122 Wilmes, Jeanne 66, 87, 109 Wilmes, Julie 95, 122 Wilson, Kip 127 Wilson. Tamara 127 Wiltrout, Laurie 49, 69, 109 Windom, Bill 21 Winters, Christopher 88, 91 Winters, Donna 50, 110 Wirth, Denise 117 Wiskotoni, Patricia Wisniewski, A. 127 Witherspoon, William 127 Witowski, Lee 36, 74, 117 Wittling, Roberta 117 Wlochowski, Caroline 127 Woltman, James 62, 110 Woods, Heather 127 Woods, Michael 122 Woods, William 117 Wozniak, Kathleem 50, 110 Wozniak, Kimberly 67, 127 Wren, Michelle 49, 110 Wright, Adriane 127 Wright, Angela 122 Wright, Denise 49, 127 Wrobleski, Scott 122 Wroblewski, Kurt 117 Wrzesien, Robert Wyant, Alan 117 Yado, Antonia 117 Yado, Veronica 124, 127 Yanko, Beth 8, 49, 95, 110 Yarbrough, Michael 92, 117 Yarbrough, Michael A 127 Yoder, Douglas 50 Young, Michael 18, 41, 88, 110, 79 Youngs, Ronald 127 J XM V 8 f Zavala, Julia 122 In Memorium Michelle Shelly Dudeck December 6, 1967-July 28, 1984 1 was walking through a meack other day. yet so sincere. ie, she said, When 1 thought someone wcm bock along the woy Suddenly the wind seemed fl be meodow, the oir changed mood, ■ leaving soon, piece with erernol mr 1 must wonquility ' :3t 1 5M WfaJ WDur f ' To c Shelly; 1 srM y, almost as ' began to rustle, 1 . wish to ;, er depi soy. ' oniric ssoge 1 must convey, and classmates words from above, i with milk and honey, i with love. 3HV ' 1 1 1 Anonymous • Christina loves her Care Bears. Hi! I am Christina Plantinga an ex- change student from the Netherlands. The organization which arranged ever- ything for me is YFU (Youth for Under- standing). I am staying here for ten months. My arrival was August 13, 1984. I am staying with the Lang fam- ily this year. For the first time I have sisters. They are: Amy Lang, who is a junior, and Beth Lang, who is a fresh- man. My American mom is Phyllis Lang and my American dad is Tom Lang. We, the five of us, live in North Liberty. In the Netherlands, I live in a pretty, small village called Grouw, in Fries- land. My village is very pretty and in summertime is full of tourists from all of Europe. At home I have a brother called Paul. He is 20 years old. My mom is called Minke and my dad is called Henk. I have gained many new friends here. Also, in the beginning of the school year, I joined the WHS swim team, which was very enjoyable. I plan to join the girls ' tennis team, also. School is very different here com- pared to the school in the Nether- lands. At WHS there is such a big vari- ety of subjects. Personally, I think that ' s great. In our Dutch school, we have only the main subjects like lan- guages, history, math, science, etc. I also think that our study level in the Netherlands is quite a bit higher. One thing I adore here is the football and basketball games. They are so much fun. The cheerleaders, pom pons, and band make it so special. I just love it. Christina and her American family. The Lanes. Dennis is working hard on his typing skills. I come from a little country in northern Europe called Denmark. When I came over here, I started living with a family in Seymour, but there were some things we couldn ' t work out, so I had to move. Now I live with The Corthiers who are a wonderful family. I was afraid it was going to be awful hard to start all over again, but I got a good friend in Mike Young. He really made me forget a lot about my homesick- ness. 1 don ' t know how you feel about this school, but I can tell you that I have never met so many people who were so nice to me, except you. I have been all over Europe, except the eastern countries. One of the things I en- joy most is playing soccer. I play for our soccer team now, and after the first 4 games our record is: 2 won, 1 lost, and 1 tie. I have scored 18 goals. I was very sur- prised the first time I went to a football game, because I had nev- er seen cheerleaders before. We don ' t have that in Denmark, so I thought that looked kind of funny with all those girls jumping around and yelling, but I liked it. At half-time and quarters I could sit and look at all those pretty girls. Dennis and his American family, The Corthiers. mFnm was conceived around the theme of Jor Every Ending there is Al- ways a $ew Beginning. We chose this theme because we felt this was what a yearbook is all about Zhis school year is about to - d soon a new one will begin, faces will not be back, some s will be seen, so we tried pture many of the . oWtrred this year. rather the our sl Bate f i medal Ueckha. selves out. We would like to offer ' ude to Cm da U year. A gold given to Jim —fn ' s (publisher) representartve or being there to answer all of our questions, emer- gency visits and most of all for his patience when things got rough. Also, to Ra ymond Patnaude for his 24 houM Wtc taking and developing : ms. And, of course, we couldn ' t forget Ceann Swintz for allB mlp fulness and support. Zhis arbook could not have been vubMHti without the jray ' Sditors-h,  h $58§ ' ! Archambault Cori Abr Sports-. Steve Sgyed - Darlene Phi It Mgitte Krai Photography-. i Viemasik ' -• •:: Special thanks-. Zo Mi For Ev JOSTENS _