West Catholic High School - West Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1967 volume:

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Sel1IOl'S .......... acknowledgements index ........... autographs . . . . . . 5 6 8 12 34 50 70 98 124 154 155 158 HIS HOLINESS POPE PAUL VI THE MOST REVEREND ALLEN J BABCOCK THE MOST REVEREND CHARLES A SALATKA BlsHoP or GRAND RAPIDS AUXILIARY slsHoP OF GRAND RAPIDS 4 ii ! .1 , 'fl 2 2 - , , .6 , L 33 an , DEDICATION The slde of Sister Mary Stella which rs seen by the malorlty of the students at West IS that of a friendly happy go lucky person smcerely Interested In the welfare of the studenrs placed under her charge lt rs for thus and her rndefatlgable efforts on our behalf that we the WEST staff of 1967 dedlcate thus yearbook to Sister Mary Stella S S N D Durmg the past tlve years Snster Mary Stella has been responsible for the schedulmg of classes at West The Honor Socrety established for the flrst trme last year rs also one of her accomplrshments As If this were not enough Sister with gettrng our school accredrted by the Umverslty of Mlchlgan After consrderable work on her part Father Murphy s dream became a reality On July l 1966 West Cathollc Hugh re celved accredutatlon from the Executive Commrttee of the Bureau of School Servrces of the Umverslty of Mrchrgan Thus great achrevement grves all the students who wlll graduate from West Catholrc now and In the future an opportumty to attend lust about any college In the Umted States Thanks to her untlrlng efforts she has given to the students at West another reason for which they can be lustuflably proud of therr school and their admlnrstratlon 5 the consent of Father Murphy, undertook the proiect of There IS an appmnted ln the ever changmg order of events m our years at West, we Gnd that there ns an appomted tame for everythmg Each student, whether partakmg an the euchanstrc banquet, developmg one s talents or enloyung an actnvnty, should keep m mund that each of these ss a small piece of etermty but for us, at ns an nmportant plece lt IS our now The WEST staFf has chosen to apply thus thought to each mduvrdual section, keepmg In mind that each of these actwmes help to produce the true Chnstlan, a supernatural man who thmks, ludges and acts constantly and consistently In accordance with rlght reason ENCYCLICAL ON CHRISTIAN EDUCATION OF YOUTH H . a . .. . ,,, I . ., Mi. , I ,. . .. I I t , ' , - J.. ,, H, .. ,, . , ,- . . . ime for everythingf' . . ,yy ' df? . ' I Q T fl' ' N - fa-ws Q 535 1 ! - . , . W sg I S J THEME 5 ,J I 1' A 1 I 'sf t J I I - P- We E: ' EM, IWFX K'-'I' ,rin 'ri' ,fit A itafliz Ii..-If Our administration trio-Father Mur- phy, Principal, Sister Mary Stella and Mr. Jack Morton, Assistant Principals-are constantly reminded that the school and its members revolve around their decisions. Therefore, only after careful thought and planning are decisions made in light with what is best for the entire student body. Although our trio is noted for their efficient administration, they also show a warm and friendly spirit in performing other duties. To name a few: Father Murphy devotes much time to writing, pro- ducing and directing Class Nite, Sister M. Stella warms the hearts of all who come in contact with her, during her many diverse duties, and Mr. Morton is West's most renowned disciplinarian. Through their warm leadership, they have built West on a Christian foundation of love and truth. REVEREND JOSEPH E. MURPHY PRINCIPAL SISTER MARY STELLA, S.S.N.D. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL MR. JACK MORTON ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL ,..i1....-K Willing service mirrors school personnel Telephones ringing and typewriters clicking set the tempo of our office. Daily the oftice workers are busy issuing ab- sentee lists, checking passes and collect- ing tuition. This eFficiency is also evident in the work of our librarian, financial ad- ministrator and counselor. We owe our neat classrooms, clean corridors, polished floors and endless repairs to our dedicated custodial staff. Counselor -Sister Bernita Marie Librarian -Sister Mary Julian dminisfraior - Mr. Jonkowski There is on oppointe ime for study ACADEM!CS-the quest for knowledge. The all-round purposes being. . . To learn the necessary facts and skills and to acquire the necessary spiritual qualities that will enable the individual to communicate intelligently: To seek the truth in order to prepare for lifep To apply one's learnings to a particu- lar field, os these physiology students will do, so as to take one's rightful place in today's challenging world. Christian education is to form creative personallti of re-creating and restoring c ln a christain atmosphere, the individual personality of each student is enlarged beyond the ordinary limit. From the moment a person enters West Catholic as a freshman to the time he walks down the corridor for the last time as a senior, he is encompassed by the spirit that makes a Catholic school unique. Religion is not taught to be left behind in the classroom but it must be carried out to other classes and, most important, to the world. This year, for the first time, the weekly magazine Hi-Time was used by all grades. This comprehensive magazine not only contains facts on religious doctrines, but brings decisive religious happenings throughout the world to light. Sister M Claude guides her students in the application of Christian principles to modern living. fag 14 I o will share with the reclemptive Word His work ngs in Himself to the Father. Rev. Charles Antekeler Rev. Fintan Cantwell Rev. Marion Caruso O.F.M. Conv. O.F.M. Conv. ev. ward Mike Rev. Paul Milanowsk' Rev. W'II'am Walter 15 The Euclidion touch is added to geometric proof. V, , , T, Sister M. Anne Francis Miss Kathy Johnson Sister Miriam Therese Sister M. Sarah Algebra HLS. Math Algebra Trigonometry Religion Refresher Math Geometry Algebra Geometry Religion Religion Future Teachers Acolytes Club 16 Sister M. Suzanne Algebra Religion Sister M. Victor Rose Geometry Algebra Religion Future Nurses Math provokes thought The never-ending quest for knowledge is ex- emplified by the math students at West. Each student is taught to develop logical patterns of thought through his unique faculty of reasoning. Refresher and high school math set forth general mathematical principles: algebra pro- vides the basis for analytical thinkingg geometry develops logicp and trigonometry prepares the student for further math studies. The math department spares no effort in stressing the unique quality and importance of this subiect. This, coupled with the interest of the students, results in giving math the superior treatment it deserves. Algebra students learn the principles of graphing. Sister M. Agnes Mr. Walter Champion Sister M. Clarine Biology Chemistry Biology Religion Religion Physiology C.A.P. Religion Chemistry sludenls busy themselves with the successful performance of their experiments. Mr. Allan Pettyploce Sister M. Pietro ' Sister M- Thomas Rose Biology Biology Physics Physiology Physiology Geometry Physical Education Religion Religion Ski Club Physics Club 18 Science reveals the mysteries of nature The future of the world is going to rely upon the success of scientific achievements today. Never before has one field so completely dominated our lives. The students of general science, biology, chem- istry, physics, and physiology at West Catholic are part of this wonderful future. ln unlocking the secrets of nature each student progresses iust a little further down the road which leads to the aid of mankind. God may be able to create but, as each science student knows, only man experiences the irreplacable act of discovery. Murcia Micun and Gerry Gedris conduct a demonstration for their physics class. Sister M. Pietro observes while some of her biology students study the structure ot living organisms The plight of American iourisls is portrayed in French lll class. 20 Language class stress speaking Mr ROSS Hoffman Srster M Rosarno French Latin Ge9 'el Y Algebra Rell9l0n Rehgron Lahn Club 21 The power of the spoken word rs the key to the future lt wrll decade the destuny of the nations of the world whether they be born apart by war unlted In peace or whether they wall exist under democracy or tyranny And so our very exlstence depends on our ablllty to un derstand others This IS the ObleClIV6 of the language courses offered at West Not only the speakung of a language but also knowledge of a country Its wrth the and of tapes records sklts and good teachers West Catholrc students be come acquamted wnth and learn to un derstand the peoples of other lands Spanish students greet one another wnth the famnlror Buenos dnas Srster M Vernon Therese German Englrsh Rehglon O H 1' ' I . . 2 I . people and :ts culture IS necessary. So I I I The system of shorthand hieroglyphics is explained by Sister M. Vincenta. Mr. John Jendrasiok Sister M. Jonathon Sister M. Lea Sister M. Vincenta Consumer Economics Bookkeeping Office Practice Typing Bookkeeping Typing Shorthand Shorthand English' Religion Religion Religion I, , J A- lf' f Pep Club Future Secretaries f -,V t ' 41 -,lx 5,1 e ,X 3 I , , , .- X f - 1 4. , f 1 X ', X Tiff TK f f f f 22 Business students strive For accuracy, efficiency The ever-expanding frontiers of the business world oFfer unlimited opportunities for those who possess the ambition necessary to conquer them. This ambition must also be coupled with the technical knowledge without which success is limited. Students of business courses at West are acquir- ing this invaluable knowledge. Typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, office practice, and consumer eco- nomics teach the students the basic skills and principles of 'free enterprise. lt is through these courses that the students prepare themselves to be adequately equipped to meet the challenge of tomorrow. Office practice students are intrigued with the aspects of filing. Miss Pavlinek poinis out the speech organs being utilized by Ccrol Mlynarchek us she speaks. Mrs. Mary Birks Mr. William Bolger Sister M. Chciritas Mrs. Gercxdine Dewar English English English English Religion Religion 24 Mrs MGFY Hofmann Sister M Laurissa E'19l'Sh English Sister Miriam Celeste Sister M Noblllg English English Religion WESTWORD English yields depth and meaning Every student knows that the only thing more difficult than learning a foreign lan guage is mastering his native tongue No other language in the world presents such a complicated system of words as English West Catholic is attempting to prepare every student to accept leadership In ths world ln order to someday successfully take part In this leadership students must heavl ly rely upon skills in manipulating he spoken and written word Therefore the primary aim of Wests English and speech departments is to estab lush In the student the ability to communicate In an effective manner with his fellowman A secondary goal is to instill an honest love for the master writers of literature together with a deep appreciation for their works From Silas Marner to Macbeth the stu dents are introduced to many of the great pieces of literature of this and previous eras Miss Pat Pavlinek Mr. Thomas Schmiedicke Mr. David Wesorick English English English Spfffh Religion American History Re 9'0'1 c.A.P. Religion 25 Mr. Leonard Skrycki Art General Science Mr. Alan Slowinski Mechanical Drawing High School Math ii 52 Crealivily is the mark of Mr. Skrycki's arl class These mechanical url sludenls learn the language of engineers and archilecls. Art classes encourage creativity Words alone are not always sufficient for man to express himself. He seeks to cultivate new forms of creativity. The students of West Catholic's art department are striving to master these new channels of communication. Throughout the school year, with the aid of visual aids, the students are slowly instilled with the knowledge that for centuries has been a guide line of man's appreciation of beauty and design. Students are introduced to the appreciation of art and are also given a look to the practical side. Arts and crafts consist of everything from mak- ing candles to the actual finishing of furniture. Art students learn creative expression of ideas. Mechanical drawing teaches the fundamentals of design. Arts and crafts students learn the importance of precision in their work 27 Social Studies enrich knowledge of world events ln order for every student to take his proper place in American society, he must endeavor to become an in- formed citizen. The students at West are taking the initial step toward this goal. Geography, world history, American history, and sociology are courses which otter to the students the op- portunities to discover what has taken place in the world about them. lt is through these subiects that students become informed citizens of our country. Mrs. Gloria Hetteran Sociology English l Sister M. lphigenia American History Religion , ev Students indicate locations on the map and globe +23 were ' PM Z Jackie Marculis leads a discussion in Mr. Slewari's world history class. Mr. Gene Joglowski , Mr. Michael McCormick Sister M. Noelle: Mr- John PSGHG Sociology Sociology Sociology American History Physical EdUCGliOI1 General Business Religion -IW?flfl fllslofy Sisier M. Prcixedes Mr. Henry Sllewcrl Mr. Edward Wagner American Hislory World History World lilisiory xl Georgraphy Religion 5 Jig ' American Hislory Safely Council 1 1 gl fgf- Religion , lj A h : 3 1 , -J A A , f' 1 , Miss Sharon Wilder Physical Education Cheerleaders Mr. Maurice De Voe Physisol Education Arts ond Crafts Gym class keeps the girls on their toes. Miss Wilder shows Jan Minogue the principles of stuffing it. l 50 Physical education aims at Physical fitness The body is the instrument through which all of man's actions are carried out. Being such an important implement, it must be kept in a continu- ous state of good health. The students of West Catholic engage in a fitness program that aims to achieve this purpose. Basketball, baseball, and volleyball combined with ordinary exercise is the formula employed. The simple combination of athletics and recreation successfully results in an all-around schedule. Aim well, Donna! directs Miss Wilder 31 mf .A ' it 11... f. 'W ! 2 5 ia Freshman girls are filled with mixed emotions as they await their first performance. Music is often called the universal language. Its infinite alphabet can spell despair and exaltation, joy and pride, peace and mystery. This unparalleled dialect is spoken at West. Sister Mary Claude instructs her chorus members in the intrica- cies of vocal music. Mr. Wendlandt instills in his band students the principles involved in the production of melodic sound. The success of both of these teachers is shown throughout the year in the many fine programs which are presented for the enioyment of all. Our halls ring with the Sound of Music Bond members display their all-round spine Variety spices home ec classes lnvolvement in the modern world makes great demands of today's women. Being able to form an eFlective and efficient pattern of living is of the utmost importance. Home ec students acquaint themselves with the refined knowledge of clothing, home manage- ment, food preparation, personal grooming, and interior decorating. The student's mastery of each phase contributes to the complete development of the individual girl. Whether she is inclined to 'favor the maternal aspects of lite, or is attracted to a career, the home ec student is guided toward the attainment of her goal. Bring merely to c boil, instructs Sister Ann Lester. S'ster Kenneth Marie Sister M Lauretta Sister M. Ann Lester , , Homemaker Home Economics Homemaker Rellglon W. C. H. Convent fashions take shape at West. W. C. H. Convent nag. K ?f X C ' ,Q 'v1,,-Af,:,f 15m5,q2,,M ,,,Qg,nsQ .K 5, Q, ff 0 mf, 'Q-lgf pw: fig g x ,J , ., V - ,-ml nf, QAM-,iw 31' . . W My, - ' my VSA if 5 f - 1 54, ,Ac ,M A A 5 R ah Y img 4 Kg fgmgw mf why: A 5? + 'QQQW gif? Q gm MQW f , M -f- A 43 ' H4512 'ge 'X eb. lirfi 1' 'fx Y as 4 tvxs kw a ry Q ' A 'W .X up ' V ,- ACTIVITIES - the growth of social life. Together the Falcons. . . Gain experience in meeting social problems, sharing responsibilities, and learning the meaning of cooperation, Acquire a better understanding of people through the various contacts made at dances, clubs and assemblies, View West Catholic not only as an institution of learning but as Deenie Swierbut and Bob Paniwozik sees it, as a place filled with memories of the best time of their life. Wonderland by Night climaxes Homecoming Homecoming 1966 had a spectacular beginning as queen Deenie, perched atop her float, en- chanted all the spectators at Houseman Field. With the victory over Union, 20-12, the spirits were high for the following night. Finally the long awaited night arrived and as the couples passed under the Flower-bedecked arbor, they entered into a star-studded Wonder- land by Night. They danced to the music of the Chaparalls, searched for their stars, and posed for pictures in the romantic garden setting. As the hour of l2 came upon them and the couples had departed the night was tar from for- gotten because of the happy memories formed. The Chaparalls set the tempo for the Queen's Dance. Queen Deenie reigns radiantly over Homecoming festivities. Congratulations, Queen The court and escorts: Dianne Clifford, Dan Haviland, Diane Czlonka, Bruce Nunzer, Christine Kalanta, Pat Grasiewicz, Queen Deenie, Bob Puniwozik, Sue McCarthy, Jim Zlydcszyk, Nancy llbrink, Tom Jarosch, Kathy Cimoch, Bob Szotko, Rita Romani, Jerry St. Andre. Couples portray mixed emotions upon entering a Wonderland by Night . 57 Seniors welcome Frosh The class of '67 presented West's first assembly on October 19. lt marked the official initiation of the freshmen into our family at West. The cast was directed by Miss Pavlinek. The song Consider Yourself at West set the tempo for the program. The ioy of the song was then carried into a dance by the senior girls de- picting the happiness with which a freshman enters West. A short skit followed bringing to the stage for the first time the faculty. The skit ended with a GENEROUS senior showing his brotherly love for the GREEN freshman. The two squads of cheerleaders brought the assembly to a rousing finale by cheering West on to victory. Upperclassmen go all out to make CC Week a smashing success. Don't anybody move! Crush Cougar Week arouses spirit at West Crush Cougar Week was a new tradition instituted at West. The purpose of this event was to instill spirit in the student body in preparation for the Big Game, the game with Catholic Central. The entire week was filled with activities. Tues- day was designated as an ofticial Senior Dress-Up Day. One of the largest demonstrations ever held took place on Thursday. A caravan was formed of one hundred or more gaily decorated cars driven by upperclassmen. Leading the way was our assistant principal, Mr. Jack Morton, followed by a black hearse carrying the cougar casket. Freshmen and sophomores were given the honor of watching the cavalcade from the sidelines. Cougar week reached its peak at CI cheering pep rally which concluded with an effigy hanging followed by a dance. Saturday, the final day of the week, ended most fittingly with the students participating in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. Greater love than this no team has Phantoms haunt the night The Great Pumpkin really exists! He presented himself to the students of West at a Halloween dance on October 29. The cafetorium was trans- formed into a pumpkin patch, where masquerad- ing students, along with Charlie Brown and other Peanut's characters, awaited the arrival of the Great Pumpkin. Costumes ranged from carrots and dice to con- victs and clowns. Cider, doughnuts, and cookies were served to hungry hobos and other famished masqueraders. Those who felt they wanted to work for their refreshments took part in the apple-dunking or marshmallow-chew booths. The senior class hopes that this will be the be- ginning ofa new tradition at West. but they said Come as you are! Masqueraders await the Great Pumpkin. Would you believe. . .? N, . ,.g,e,tL,i.f l , Met - I -1 'wave W 4 - '- l Friars Overcome An enthusiastic crowd was on hand to witness the first great upset in the history of the Priest- Faculty games. Lots of practice and hard work formed a winning combination for the Friars as they downed the faculty, 61-40. The faces of the faculty expressed bewilderment as during the plays, the ball was continuously snatched away from them by their overpowering opponents. Several attempts to rally were made by the de- fending champs but without success. Miss Pavlinek and Miss Wilder led the faculty supporters in cheers, while the Friar's fans were directed by gaudily dressed senior boys. The dance in the cafetorium which followed gave the finish- ing touch to an exciting evening. Mr. Schmiedicke attempts to snare a rebound. The Friars gained support from various forms of lite lt's past the diagramming stage-we need pointsl Melodies express Christmas ioy On December 22, the music department high- lighted the Christmas activities with a Christmas program. Under the direction of Sister Mary Claude and Mr. Wendlandt, Joy to the World was a stupendous success. The rapt attention of the audience grew 'from the zestful Christmas Song of the band to the demure Who is This in Manger Sleeping of the chorus. Bob Mysliwiec, the narrator, announced the finale, the Halleluiah Chorus from Handel's Messiah. The Lord God Omnipotent reigneth rang in the hearts and ears of all. Christmas was in the air. Lois Suchocki, as an Indian maiden, expresses admiration for the Christ Child. Freshman-Sophomore Chorus provides melody and rhythm for the Huron Indian Carol. f ' Y Lie 25 'r W , .,,i5L,li.3kBS,5,' 4 Faiher Murphy congrcnulafes performers on a production well done. Visions from the past, present, and future appears to Scrooge, Mark Olewinski, at the iunior Christmas party. The stage floor provides amusement for iuniors. Seniors dance to the music of the Fugitives . Senior party-goers pause for refreshments . M' W,m..m,-, ,.-.- Q -1,,. The ribbons and wrappings of the cafetorium were torn away on December 27 and 28 to expose a Christmas setting of the late l800's. Although the iunior and senior parties were held on separate days, An Old Christmas Fantasy still prevailed. One corner was reserved for a quaint fireplace setting. A grandfather clock approaching midnight and an old- fashioned tree, complete with handmade ornaments, added to the festive decor. An antique sleigh was also on hand to provide the guests with imaginary sleigh rides. An original version of A Christmas Carol and the music of The Child Buyers enlivened the iuniors party. The Fugitives and traditional Christmas carols added to the senior program. Punch, popcorn, and various con- fections were served as refreshments to any of the hungry party-goers. The dual efforts of many upperclassmen brought about two very successful and enioyable parties. Modern teenagers enioy an old-fashioned Christmas. perclassmen share In An Old Christmas Fantasy A cozy fireplace scene lends a warm atmosphere to the parties. The Here's My Heart Court: Joan Arsulowicz, Fred Rataiczak, Adele Wittkoski, Don Juan Ken Saukas, Lindo VanGessel, Jim Zlydclszyk, Karen Debri, Jim Milanowski, Sue Sobel, Dan Haviland, Sweetheart Linda Wysocki, Ken Campbell, Grace Mulder, Bob Burch, Morie Tomosik, Dave Zeider. The Chaparalls set the pace for an Couples search for their personalized keys and hearts. evening of lively entertainment. 46 climax of the evening was the crowning of Linda Wysocki Ken Saukas as Sweetheart and Don Juan. Formal dances g highlight second semester If you peeked through the keyhole of the cate- torium on the evening ot February 4, you saw a magnificent array of cupids, keys and hearts that enhanced the annual Here's My Heart dance. The keyhole of a gigantic heart formed the en- trance through which elegantly dressed couples passed. Couples swirled to the music of the Chaparalls and enioyed an assortment of refreshments. As the climax of the evening ap- proached, the music quieted and Linda Wysocki and Ken Saukas were crowned Sweetheart and Don Juan of the class of '67. A south Pacific breeze whispered through a grass hut and tropical palm trees to set the mood for Bali Hai, the iunior-senior prom which was held on April 22 at Aquinas Wege Center. King, Richard Margelis, and his queen, Judy Phillips, reigned over the festivities. The memories will be cherished forever by the upperclassmen. The Prom Court: Fred Bialk, Irene Godlewski, Doug Hendershot, Kathy Hanks, John Duba, Janet Piechocki, King Richard Margelis, Queen Judy Phillips, James Taber, Sue Curtis, Chris Fochtman, Virginia Siegel, James Burns, Linda Szczepanek, Tom Hardy, Marge Kumko. Hootenanny '67 provides an evening of fun For the third successive year the gym rang with the clapping and singing of another hoote- nanny on April 15. The performance was high- lighted by the return of some of the old favorites and the introduction of many new performers. The air was electrified by the enthusiasm of the audience as they ioined the performers in singing Rock My Soul and Tom Dooley. Terrific seems like the only word that could adequately describe an evening chuck full of fun. 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BAND-BOTTOM ROW: Debra Herda, Mary Kozak, Valerie Momber, Paul Jaworowicz, Karl Kozak, Ralph Slocum, Mitch Cederquist Theresa Schafer, Denise Sinke, Donna Weller, Dan Kraiewski, Terry Krygier, Kathy Brazaski, Janet Keller, Marsha Van Loon, Cheryl Rasch, Tom Szotko, Ed Vaisser, Tim Czarnopis, Tony Flis, Cynthia Alt, Carol Steffens. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Cederholm, Paul Merrills, Ken Wasco, Steve Ensley. ROW TWO: Ann Kubek, Sue O'Brien, Richard Smigiel, Mike Baranowski, Judy Jalowiecz, Sharon Christof, Sieracki, Terry Thome, Steve Siedlecki, John Dochod, Henrik Jonaitis, Steele, Dave Hieshetter, Lindsay Witucki, Steve Schott, Reed 50 bllc with entertainment Rhythm, melody, harmony, tone-these produce the sounds of music. Combined with a knowledge of basic terms, band members produced fine displayes of talent all year. Under the direction of Mr. Wendlandt, valuable ex- perience in playing was gained by taking an active part in the Diocesan Band Festival, Michigan State Band and Orchestra Competition, Santa Claus and Youth Day pa- rades. The band has also provided music for assemblies W and pep rallies. Terry Thome, Lindy Witucki, Steve Schott. lf' PEP BAND - BOTTOM ROW: Karl Kozak, Steve Ensley, Paul Jaworowicz, Dan Kraiewski. ROW TWO: Paul Merrills, John Dochod, Rag Smigiel, , All West Catholic boasts of two other bands - the Pep Band that provides the spirit-raising music at the basket- ball games, and the Stage Band. nv fre . w ills gzltsfl M1 tl' wil' F is A JG KJ Glee Club swells in number The largest number of members ever enrolled in the Glee Club at West has made a tremendous contribution to the musical culture of the school. Sister Mary Claude has directed these 180 students onto success in the Christ- mas program and the spring concert. The Halleluiah Chorus culminated the Christmas program which exhibited the combined talents of the chorus and band. The spring concert consisted of several selections ranging from en- ioyable numbers such as, Had a lot o' help from the Lord and Fifty Nifty United States to more soul stirring arrangements as the chantey, Shenandoah and the Texan cowboy song, The Lone Prairie. The climax This is My Country intensified the patriotism expressed through- out the program. Sharing the spotlight with the choral groups is a select group of singers-the Madrigal Group. MIXED CHORUS - BOTTOM ROW: Nancy Steele, Mary Woodhull, Debra Cioce, Susie Rasimus, Judy Herda, Marilyn Mazur, Stephen Gryzan, Richard Szymanski, Sister Mary Claude, Stephens Brunette, Michael Szczytko, Kathy Bilski, Toni Chilski, Jane Lohrman, Kathy Beals, Mary Zalenski, Susan Schroeder, Sue Dressel, Christine Black. ROW TWO: Janis Matel, Linda Levandoski, Teresa Eismont, Maureen Radeke, Cheryl Berry, Pat Szumski, Anne Schmuker, Tim DeWitt, Roger Callanan, Steve Friar, Robert Ostrander, Jan Szymomiak, Andria Gmiter, Nancy Sobczak, Dorthea Brunette, Phyllis Gutowski, Helen Dombrowski. ROW THREE: Sue Burns, Mary Jo Omilian, Pam Rogalski, Kris Owczarzak, Kathryn Herrmann, Mary Beth Franchowiak, Pat Salatka, Tony Flis, Rick DeVries, Dave Defrece, Carl Stacey, Michael Zdybel, Pat Olen, Mary Zokoe, Marcia Boruta, Chris Magniant, Mary Jane Stapleton, Jo Ain Sevic. ROW FOUR: Therese LeMarhre, Marianne Dochod, Lori Lcngfield Denise Martin, Cindy Fochtman, Nancy Romanowski, Mary Klocko, Ton Lomonaco, Tom Bernott, Joe Budnick, Bernard Yost, Ben Lukins, Mar Arbanas, Jan Cran, Pat Gerke, Diane Boos, Sandi Bozek, Kathy Kury lowicz, Maryanne Wells, Bernadette Gregels. ROW FIVE: Donna Nink Donna Yost, Lauria Duda, Margaret Gerke, Kathy Mazur, Marlen Siegel, Kolleen Muczynski, John Mitus, Bob Young, Pat DeVries, Mike DeVries, Mike Fitzsimons, Diane Stoddard, Diane Staniulis, Annmari Przybysz, Vicki Karpinski, Sandi Kuzma, Barb Zyskowski, Carol Wierz bicki, Sandra Umlor. CHORUS- BOTTOM ROW: Mary Adomaitis, Mary Ann Downer, Atwood, Nancy Kohane, Cindy Downer, Mary Alice Kozminski, Rasch, Gladys Courtade, Mary Ellen Ostrowski, Sister Mary Ginny Dunneback, Dolly Campbell, Maureen Brechting, Dora anet Keller, Diane Gutowski, Jeanne Kohane, Pat Stasiak, Bergstrom, Charlene Rasch, Kathy Hanks. ROW TWO: Sue Herron, Klocko, Chris Hendges, Ann Marie Yost, Mary Ann Snow, ampferer, Nancy Ring, Joan Martin, Linda Host, Noreen Jost, Godlewski, Sue Kaplanowski. ROW THREE: Mary Giddis, Sue l, Connie Kziazkiewicz, Mary Sue Hendges, Suzanne Sakocius, Paul GROUP- BOTTOM ROW: Mary Ann Snow, Theresa Klamp- Sister Mary Claude, Noreen Jost, Mary Adomaitis. ROW TWO: Ann Downer, Mary Orlikowski, Roger Callanan, Pat DeVries, Dressel, Marcia Micum, Barb Grzeszak. ROW THREE: Virginia 3 1 Dressel, Denny Zant, Jerry Nausadis, Jerry Fish, Bill Pelak, Phil Dunne- back, Don Moss, Janice Sobotka, Sue Ostrowski, Janice Swidwa, Diane Hascher. ROW FOUR: Cynthia Berry, Rita Brechting, Kathy Sevic, Virginia Siegel, Winifred Manni, Richard Mocarski, Roger Schroeder, Jerry St. Andre, Robert Zokoe, Daniel Kurek, Nan Bodgerow, Marge Gillis, Sue Giluck, Eleanor Green, Marcia Micun. ROW FIVE: Becky Haas, Mary Orlikowski, Kathy Modzeleski, Barb Grzeszak, Sheila Stager, Dave Tammens, Jerry Rock, Jim Schmidt, Pat Grasiewicz, Mike Brunette, Rose- mary Callanan, Sue Golembiewski, Joyce Miklas, Susan Marszal, Kathy DeWitt. Siegel, Rita Brechting, Tom Bernott, Don Moss, Sue Herron, Rosemary Callanan. ROW FOUR: Tony Lomonaco, John Mitus, Jerry Rock, Mike DeVries, Jim Schmidt, Mike Brunette, Bob Young. :el Here at West, each homeroom engages in a verish struggle to be one of the first to reach s quota of one hundred dollars. The members f the Mission Club have done an admirable job spurring their classmates on to this end. Nearly ll of the money was raised by unselfish contribu- ons from fellow students. This year, especially, very homeroom has responded generously and is be congratulated along with its representatives. However, our mission spirit does not end with e school year. Members of the Christian Appa- chian Proiect iC.A.P.l have worked all year finance their trip to Kentucky where they will olunteer time, energy, and money to poverty- tricken Appalachia. C.A.P.-Marcia Kleibusch, Treasurer Dave Gersch, Chairman Gayle Danevicz, Co-chairman Sue Malski, Mr. Schmiedicke, Mr. Champion. Not pictured: Secretary Sue Zamiara. The needs of others brought closer to West MISSION CLUB-SEATED: Nancy Sobczclk, Barb Schab, Nancy Stanton, Sister M. Thomas Rose, Bernadine Jachim, Sue Griffith, Suzie Misner. ROW TWO: Debbie Chase, June Pupel, Mary Ann Snow, Andrea Halas, Kathryn Herrmann, Janet Piechocki, Judy Junghans, Chris Prawdzik. ROW THREE: Karen Delehanty, Mary Mroz, Loretta Zyskowski, Bob Steele, Art Armiio, Dave Thayer, Michael Skobrak, Mark Schmidt, Jeff Gray, Sue Hanks, Pat Salatka, Cindy Brusk. ROW FOUR: Debra Bailey, Dennis Mazurek, Bob Paniwozik, Bill Stachowiak, George Jachim, Chris Armiio, Bill Pelak, Barry Davis, John Gietzen, Chuck Bieszko, Peg Kom- mer. ROW FIVE: Louise Karat, Barbara Ann Zyskowski, Dave Chesney, Carl Meinke, Tom Jarosch, Joe Schmidt, Pat DeVries, Jim Schmidt, Tim Flint, John Ottenwess, Tony Astros, Jean Rasch, Sue Sobel. Library Club works behind the scenes The Library Club, under the capable direction of Sister Mary Julian, has done much during the past year to improve the facilities and services of our library. Because of the large number of active members, the club was split into two smaller groups - the Junior-Senior Club and the Freshmen-Sophomore Club called the Bookies . This has made the preparing of work schedules and the holding of meetings much easier. Besides typing, filing, arranging books, and decorating bulletin boards, the Library Club members used their study periods to check out books and aid students in the selec- tion of reading material. Another proiect of the Library Club was the highly successful Book Fair that was held in January. Sister M. Julian and Mary Meistas check out books for Jane Kempker, Tom Szotko, and Chris Ambrose. Curious students gain insight into French culture Aside from the fact that membership in a club appeals strongly to most adolescents, there are cogent reasons for the existence of a French Club at West. The club enlivened the study of French for the students through many enioyable features of language study. These features in- cluded songs, games, slides ond plays. The club enacted favorites as Le Petit Chaperon Rouge, Au Cafe, and Guignol et Ses Amis. Under the guidance of Sister Marie Delourdes, the club met once a month and the meetings were conducted in French. Each meeting ended with a social of about ten minutes during which time the students were urged to speak in French. Y 2 FRENCH CLUB-BOTTOM ROW: Joni Kuzma, Evelyn Zbikawski, Nanette Terry, Treasurer Jackie Judeika, Secretary Jeanne Kohane, Sister Marie Delourdes, President Kathy Lumas, Vice-President Helen Pintal, Karen Delehanty, Diane Huyghe, Roberta Johnston. ROW TWO: Pat Czarnopys, Rose Jendrasiak, Lauren Mioduchoski, Maureen Radeke, Cheryl Berry, Debbie Chase, Mary Zokoe, Pat Chilton. ROW THREE: French Club members enact the play- Guignol et Ses Amis. Therese LeMarbre, Karen Sobel, JoAnne Bogucki, Mary Mroz, Kathy! Maksimowski, Louise Pasko, Karen Juhas, Sharon Hanks, Liz Labanow- ski. TOP ROW: Sharon Wisniewski, Marianne Dochod, Carol Bialk, Loreen Hencir, Lynda Bawhuis, Christine Kosmalski, Rose Scalabrino, Rory Callanan, Sue Herman, Debra Herda. LATIN CLUB-BOTTOM ROW: Schmiedicke, Sharon Wallington, Barbara Holland, Sharon Wilson, Sue Griffith, Ann Van Oeveren, Pam Tornga, Kathy Worth, Rochelle Geluso, Charlene Blanchard, Pat Salatka. ROW TWO: Larry Link, Kathy Everett, Marge Meconis, Fran Avery, Alberta Astros, Jan Szymoniak, Mary Appel, Judy DeVries, Jackie Minogue, Jackie Marculis, Ann Tuffelmire, Ellen Baweia, Kathy Sielawa, Judy Junghans, Janice Cran, Kathy Parau- Chris Prawdzik, Mary Sobel, Donna ka, Julie Schmitt, Tam Kozak. ROW THREE: Kim Sluia, John Hanks, Art Armiio, Dave Thayer, Mike Glynn, Fred Antczak, Ray Matthews, Bill Wallace, Kolleen Muczynski, Janet Schmidt, Mary Beth Gardner, Lucy Kulenieks, Joe Schmitt, Al Shaheen, John Aylward, Tom Simons, Dan Hendershot, Roger Callanan. TOP ROW: Sister Bernita Marie, Clyde Kozak, Bob Dubiel, Bob Dauser, Sister Mary Rosario. Latin Club enlivens Latin customs The old Roman caste system, under the direc- tion of Sister Bernita Marie and Sister Mary Rosario, is being relived in our modern space age through the Latin Club. The club is divided into five Legions, each presided by two Senators. The activities of the different Legions are then co- ordinated by the consul. The plebians make up the body of each Legion and are served by the slaves who are candidates for admittance. Students advance from one level to another by earning points for various activities such as plays, reports, and proiects concerned with Roman life. l l Isn't he cool? exclaims Joe Schmitt. pf- if ,, W gr WWW hx 'w m9,,s?5w7?2ffmLsM22wlm13. . Y -seam-Wm x A promising Future lies ahead The goal of the Future Teachers Association is to give its members a more comprehensive insight into the teaching profession - its pros and cons, and the various fields that are open to a young person entering the occupation. This year, under the guidance of Miss Johnson and Mr. Stewart, the members have probed into the above and have gained practical experience by acting as teacher aids and by attending institutes such as the one given at Aquinas College. To provide practical experience as a secretary, Sister M. Lea has organized the future Secretaries Club. The services rendered the faculty members have been numerous- They range from the typing of tests to other supplementary materials needed for classroom use. One club which has had a strong existence at West for several years is the Future Nurses. Experience in nursing and its diFFerent fields is the most important aim ofthe club. Through the aid of their adviser, Sister M. Victor Rose, they managed to obtain over three hundred dollars for the Mus- cular Dystrophy Fund. They also added to the Christmas spirit by caroling to the children at St. Mary's Hospital. With this spirit of self-sacrifice the teaching, secre- tarial, and nursing professions will gain much in the future. FUTURE NURSES-SEATED: Catherine Klocko, Ginny Geerling, Presi- dent Janice Sobotka, Vice-President Pam Hoeksema, Sister M. Victor Rose, Treasurer Nancy Radawski, Secretary Nancy Powers, Marlene Siegel, Therese Dochod. ROW TWO: Christine Rasch, Nancy Kohane, Mary Appel, Linda Host, Mary Zokoe, Evelyn Zbikowski, Karen Sobel, Nan Badgerow, Anne Marie Brown, Patricia Butler, Brenda Bailey, Mary Beth Gardner, Annette Meistas, Bernadette Gregels. Photography and science intrigue students A few Physics students have shown their interest in working proiects unable to be undertaken during class time, through the Physics Club. This year the Club, under the guidance of Sister Thomas Rose, has delved into a relatively new field-the science of subatomic particles. The members of the Camera Club have truly given their time and energy to the service of our school. All of the pictures for our newspaper and some of the pic- tures in our WEST yearbook were taken by these devoted photographers. They not only took the pictures, but developed them in our dark room, at West. They also spent sometime in the study of methods to keep improving their skill. Sister Marie DeLourdes, their adviser, can iustly be proud of them. Safety Council promotes school welfare This year, with the efforts of Mr. Spenski, the Safety Council has renewed its goal of keeping our community, as well as our school, safe. A great deal of time was spent in planning and carrying on the car check in our school parking lot. Each car was checked 'For such standard de- vices as turn signals, horn, and brake lights. The members also directed traH'ic after school to alleviate the congestion of incoming and outgoing cars and buses. These members could be spotted by their safety badges which gave them authority to take away I.D. cards whenever they saw students running in halls, using the courts in inclement weather, or doing anything that might be accident prone. West Catholic was again honored this year by having their Saftey Council president, Barb Grzes- zak, chosen Safety Sweetheart of Greater Grand Rapids. SAFETY COUNCIL-BOTTOM ROW: Gail Powell, Janice Sobotka, Kathy Jansheski, Rose Jendrasiak, Sue Reens, Dora Monroe, Rose Metzger, Sue Herron. ROW TWO: Ginny Dunne- back, Marge Hoffman, Pat Turk, Nancy Rudnik, Stephen Gryzan, Mr. Spenski, Michael Skobrak, Barb Bigorowski, Cindy Downer, Cathy Atwood, Judy Jalowiecz. ROW THREE: Sue Giluck, President Barb Grzeszak, Nancy Ring, Sue Members of the Safety Council are busy shoveling the sidewalk. Kaplanawski, Thomas Czerney, Don Moss, Carl Stacey, Jerry Nausadis, Anne Marie Brown, Secretary-Treasurer Karen Debri, Kathy Sevic, Mary Sue Hendges. TOP ROW: Mary Kavalauskas, Virginia Siegel, Vice-President Kathy Batog, Penny Dobrowolski, Mike Fitzsimons, Ray Matthews, John Gipson, Sheila Stager, Joyce Miklas, Nan Badgerow, Kathy DeWitt. TENNIS CLUB OFFICERS: Treasurer Mary McCarthy: Vice-President Bonnie Brusk: President Mary Ann Snow: Secretary .tan Minogue. SKI CLUB- BOTTOM ROW: Jane Waalkes, Dan Haviland, Christine Lyman, Dennis Kivinen, Joe Kline, Dan Stewart. ROW TWO: Ellen Baweia, Pat Chilton, Chris Prawdzik, Janice Minogue, Andrea Halas, Rozi Romani, Pam Marszal, Benito Terry, Mr. Pettyplace, Ruth Preston, Carol Troianowski, Judy Reath, Sharon Wilson, Elizabeth Labanowski, Lynn Kobryn, Christine Kutchie, Judy Witkoski, Miles Schmidt. ROW THREE: Diane Czlonko, Adele Wittkoski, Janice Piechocki, Susan Marszal, Janet Piechocki, Sue Zamiara, Karen Delehanty, Gary Kirchhoff. ROW FOUR: Tom Prominski, Kevin Stapleton, Cindy Brusk, Cheryl Wilton, Sue Averill, Mark Schmidt, Bob Ball, Sandy Haggerty. TOP ROW: Sue Salkiewicz, Kathy Parauka, Roberta Johnston, Lauren Mioduchoski, Sue Sepanik, Bill Nawara, Tony Astros, Annette Van Gessel, Bill Wallace, Frank Nichol, Tom Parauka, Eggy Prelgauskas, Pat Kozak, Jim Smith. 64 Sport activities olter welcome relaxation The number of ski enthusiasts at West this year has obviously grown. Under the direction of Mr. Pettyplace, the Ski Club has tackled the slopes ot many Northern Michigan resorts. While some members show top ranking performance others iust plod along, but all enioy themselves in Michigan's Winter Wonderland. The Girls Tennis Club, not wanting to be outdone by any other club, swelled its membership, too. Judging by the enthusiasm and work put into this club, it is bound to have a successful season. Another girls sport club has been introduced to West this year. The Girls Volleyball Club, under the leadership of Miss Wilder, has defeated many teams of other schools. Our girls, not wishing to limit themselves to only a couple of sports, have formed the Girls Athletic Association through which many new sports will be taken up. VOLLEYBALL TEAM-SEATED: Annmarie Przybysz, Janis Matel, Cindy Brusk, Miss Wilder Bonnie Brusk, Jan Minogue, Karen Delehanty. ROW TWO: Molly Flint, Barb Zyskowskl Stephanie Skorka, Santa Poggi, Barb Zdonek, Nancy Ring, Nancy Powers, Louise Karat Pam Hoeksema. ROW THREE: Ann Platte, Pam Harnish, Karen Simon, Monica Munski Kathy Simon, Pam Tornga, Sue Golembiewski, Rosemary Callanan, Carole Bialk. 65 WESTWORD STAFF-SEATED: Pam Hoeksema, Marcia Micun, Carol Zambon, Danna Weller, Sister Miriam Celeste, Jean Rasch, Kathleen Modzeleski, Virginia Siegel, Nora Balulis, ROW TWO: Christine Rasch, Mary Ann Downer, Maureen Brechting, Pat Turk, Marcia Kleibusch, Frank Scalabrina, Dennis Centilli, Steve Ensley, Jim Spruit, Tom Niedzwiecki, Dan Kurek, Paul Dressel, Bonnie Brusk, Judy Jalowiecz, Sue Ostrowski, Mary Parauka, Mary Meistas. Co-editor Jim Spruit, Business Manager Steve Ensley, Sports Editor Centilli, Typist Kathleen Modzeleski, Advisor Sister Miriam Celeste, Donna Weller are intrigued by their work. Westwo rd informs: For the fourth year WESTWORD has successfully brought the news to the students at West. This year an increased number ot issues made it possible to feature more recent news and get a fuller coverage of school activities. A better understanding of iournalism was achieved through the help of their ad- visor, Sister Miriam Celeste. Workshops were attended in cities like Detroit and visits made to syndicated newspapers, such as, the Grand Rapids Press. The school paper not only brings enioyment now but provides cherished memories for future years. 66 an edication chieves goal With the goal of 1000 yearbooks in mind, industrious seniors labored feverishly dur- the seven day campaign in January. Thanks the hard work of the West Campaign Staff the cooperation of the student body, this s WEST drive surpassed the quota by 217 The staff was busy the entire day recording and posting the results on the mural and individual class charts. The entire school able to keep track of the daily sales through adventures of the Flintstones in their race West-Rock Ski Lodge. To round up this eventful drive, the WEST taff sponsored a dance on January 21 'featuring 'The Reasons Why and Children ofthe Night. Carl Meinke looks on in anticipation as Pam Hoeksema and Marcie Francis plot the progress of the seniors. AMPAIGN STAFF-Mary Orlikowski, Marcie Francis, Dan Kraiewski, Pam Hoeksema, Ralph Stoddard, uane Kluting, and Virginia Siegel. , ' ' ffi' ',:i Tu 1 L' XE. N15 V -X' gl ,ls ,A 'ar L .. sd-' . .' I , rg ' , 4 .. , , Q. .R 'X 4 ' Fi Mu .ff gg I - ,X -Ugg, WEST '67 We started in September with hardly more than a passing knowledge of the work that was in store for us. Through the early months we learned quickly all the work that the iob entailed. Easy? It was not. It didn't take us long to learn that. Nevertheless, through the patient guidance of Sister Marie Delourdes our efforts improved. She was there to en- courage and even at times to drive us on when the going got tough. It was hard but we loved every minute of it. So we worked, and worked, and worked. As the deadlines approached we were pushed and we pushed. Sometimes we thought we would never make it, but we did. To make a long story short, here it is - the WEST. We think it is the best. SPORTS SECTION: Tom Hardy, Editor Ken Pearson, Jim Martin. ORGANIZATIONS SECTION: Editor Dan Kurek, Sue Malski, Francis, STAFF ARTIST: Carl Meinke. ACTIVITIES SECTION: Barb Grzeszak, Adele Wittkoski, Editor Marshall, John Kaupa. , , ,m ,,,, H 5 , KQV, 1 -mam me for sports SPORTS-the builder of character. West's athletes work . . . -To develop physical and mental strengthy - To show sportsmanship and cooper- ation even in the face of defeatg -To learn that fair play and spirit reap the rewards of victory as Chris Armiio plainly depicts. lt was a year ol rebuilding Plagued by tough city league competition and in- iuries, the Falcons compiled a 3-5-1 record in its second year of city competition. ln their first game, the Falcons easily swept over Grandville, 27-O. During the following week, the tension became high at both schools in anticipation of the big game. The Falcons had to settle with a 13-13 tie with their little brothers from across town. The Falcons showed great determination in the first half against Central, but the championship team over- powered the iniury--ridden Falcons, 32-13. Although the spirited West Catholic team outran and surpassed the Creston team, they could not take advantage of their breaks and bowed 19-7. Ottawa continued its domination over the west- siders by beating them 18-13 in a close game. The Falcons did their part in making the Homecoming a success by defeating Union 20-12. South completely dominated W.C. in their 34-7 victory over the dis- heartened Falcons. Showing new life and spirit, the Falcons whipped Muskegon Catholics, 33-14. Having better statistics, the Falcons still lost to Catholic Central in the final game of the season. You showed great spirit, Falcons, and we are proud of you! W.C W.C W.C W.C W.C W.C W.C W.C 7 33 7 GAMES SCORES 27- Grandville .... - Catholic Central - Central ...... - Creston ...... - Ottawa . . Union - South ........ - Muskegon C.C.. - Catholic Central Father Murphy gives a little spiritual aid along with a touch of side-pressure. K BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Wagner, John Dzierwa, Paul Duesing, David Zeider, James Burns, Robert Mysliwiec, Chris Armiio, Rick Margelis, Barry Davis, Jim Schmidt, Chuck Dauser, Coach Jaglowski, Father Joseph Murphy. SECOND ROW: Mr. Pettyplace, John Matthews, Harry Karatkiewicz, Ralph Stoddard, Ed Szymanski, Jerry Rock, Rich Wazniak, George Nota, Frank Nichol, Thomas Golzynski, Mike Rau, Mr. De Voe THIRD ROW: Mr. Psaila, Ted Kneibel, Bryan lillis, Tom Schultz, Dale Gossett, Dan Kuzma, Dave Bruce Walski, Paul Draugalis, Joe Schmitt, Martin Prominski, David Chulski, John Turuta, Mike Kirk wood, Mr. Jendrasiak. Congratulations to All-City Tackle Chris Armiio and to the Honorable Mention Winners: Tom Schultz, Bob Mysliwiec, Rick Margelis, .lerry Rock. Niewiadomski, Mike Koryto, Don Spruit, Bill Nawara, Mr. Morton. TOP ROW: Carl Meinke, Ron Rasch, Competition makes men of boys is someone h ? 1 X Wins. I1 One I11Cll 74 Three cheers for the Gosseff-Korylo passing combrnuhon. Tension on the sidelines. Mush is off on one of his 167.23 yard runs. The gales io viclory are opened wide. 75 W.C W.C W.C W.C W.C W.C ..... W.C W.C. . . . . W.C ..... W.C ..... W.C ..... W.C. 27 - Grandville ........ 27-Central ........... 26 19-Creston .... ...l3 14-Ottawa O 20-Union 26 7- South .. ... 6 25-South ... ' M, K 5 Q , ' in .- ii 'ii' ' 751' - ' T EX A A X JK V-13 i4X3g!'k2 5, 1D 3,33 BOTTOM ROW: Mr. De Voe, Dan Nastai, Dave Dykstra. Bob Petronis, Bob Steele, Bob Dauser, Bill Overkleeft, Tam Levandoski, Pat Kozak, Pat Cwayna, Joe Kent, Mr. Jendrasiak. ROW TWO: Tony Lomonaco, Tom Karas, Jerry Woolf, Dave Thayer, Art Armiia, John Mroz, Tom Koltak, Ron Rothenthaler, Gary Kirchhoff, Tom Prominski, John Ocak. ROW THREE: Louis Chidel, Rick Crowley, Stan Arsulowicz, Mike Iwanski, Tom Wysocki, Miike Mysliwiec, Pete Brock, Gary Balcer, Frank Mraz, Al Shaheen, Bob Phillips. RESERVE SCORES O - Catholic Central .... FROSH SCORES 6 - Central ........... 'l2 O - Catholic Central .... 25 O - Ottawa ........... 13 6 - Union ........ . . . 6 0 Underclassmen spirit brighten future Coaching essentially the same team this year as they coached last year, Mr. Jendrasiak and Mr. De Voe proved that having the same team for two years is helpful. The sophs compiled a 5-2 record. In spite of having lost many players to the varsity ranks, the sophs defeated Grandville, Central, Creston, Ottawa, and South. For the next two years these boys should provide West with a strong varsity team. Two new coaches at West, Mr. Psaila and Mr. Pettyplace along with Mr. Morton, directed the freshmen to a l-3-l record. Although the season started disastrously with three straight losses, the frosh gained experience. Combining this expe- rience with teamwork and hustle, they tied Union and defeated South to finish the season on a more encouraging level. BOTTOM ROW Mr Pettyplace Bob Uzarski, Bob Ostrowski, Jim Misner, Tom Kozak, Bob Czlonka, Mike Moore Rick Ring Steve Longstreet, Pat Fischer, Rick Zambon, Dave Duba, Mr. Psaila. ROW TWO Mr Morton Steve Tikkanen Roger Klimas, Guy Chilton, Tom Smith, Tom Wright, Richard John- son Jim Alber Paul Kolen Tom Fmckler, Dennis Rothenthaler, John Roys, Larry Ampulski. ROW THREE Randy Bigorowski Greg Cwayna, Mike Milzarski, Scott Zdybel, David Frydrych, Tim Scully, Dave Amszko .lim Bailey Don Diskey Leonard Kline, Mark Stein. TOP ROW: Steve Friar, Dan Rock, Warren Van Allsburg Bob Vander Laan, Tom Fewless, Terry Fritzen, Mike Broekstra. BOTTOM ROW: Joseph Kohune, Jim Smith, Jim Rittenhouse, Jim Bancuk, Dave Sobota, Bob Dubiel, Marty Kurylowicz, Mark Kempker, Jim Allan. ROW TWO: Richard Williamson, Doug Hendershot, Mike Skwcrek, Jeff Grey, Jerry Fish, Mr. Skrycki, Jim Patrick, Robert Mulbrecht, Bill Pelak, Dave Keenan, Fred Milan. Fine team spirit proved to be part of the West Catholic Harriers shine in regionals The hard work and effort of all members of the Cross Country Squad, combined with their precise team- work again reaped many benefits. As in the previous years, they continued to better their team reputation. Seemingly sparked by the hard running of Jim Bancuk, Bill Pelak and Jim Rittenhouse the team completely shattered last year's achievements. By finishing fourth in the overall city meet would have been enough to prove this, but their fine showing in the Regional Run which netted them a tenth place out of twenty-three teams competing, surely sets a high goal for next year's team. The team owes much of its success to Mr. Leonard Skrycki who has molded them into what may be termed a precision machine. Without his ability and know-how, such a year would not have been possible. Falcons, stand up and take notice of the fine accomplishments of a team with a season well-run! MEET SCORES W.C ..... 20 - Central ..... .... 5 4 W.C. .... 19 - South .....,...... 49 W.C ..,.. 51 - East Christian ...... 15 W-C. .... 43 - Ottawa ........... 22 W.C ..... 42 - Catholic Central .... 19 W.C ..... 51 - Central Christian .... 15 W.C. .... 32 - Union ............ 25 W.C ..... 27 - Creston . . .... 28 Only a few yards to victory, Jim! VARSITY BOTTOM ROW: Tony Panza, Dave Niewiudo ski George Mason Jeff Grey Dan Freclr cks Greg Cwayna, Frank Waskelis, Mike Koryto, John Otten e TOP ROW Father Murphy Mr Champ on Mr. Slowinski, Ray Matthews, Paul Oleinlczak Mike DeVr es Pat DeVr es Tom Jurosch Dave Sobota, Manager Jim Kozloski, Mr. Wagner, Mr Jaglowsk W.C ..... W.C ..... W.C ..... W.C ..... W.C W.C ..... W.C. . . . . W.C ..... W.C W.C W.C W.C W.C W.C W.C W.C W.C W.C W.C 64 65 58 69 52 43 55 59 65 59 74 64 63 67 54 7l 64 51 63 GAME SCORES Union .... ... Central ...... Unity Christian Catholic Central Muskegon C.C. Creston ...... Central Christian South ........ Ottawa ...... East Christian . Muskegon C.C. Union ...... Central . . . Creston ...... Ottawa ...... Catholic Central TOURNAMENT Traverse City . . Union .... . . Escanaba ... INDIVIDUAL SCORES Fredricks . Cwayna .. Grey Koryto Waskelis . Panza .... Ottenwess . M. DeVries . Sobota .... P. DeVries . Niewiadomski Jarosch . . . Mason .... Schmitt . Petronis . . . TOTAL ...264 ...294 O ...83 ...28 24 ..lO .. ...ll2 ..9 .. ...lO8 .. l ..227 .. O .. 0 .. O Falcons triumph as District Champions By pounding Union 64-44 in a non-league opener and up- setting Catholic Central early in the season, the Falcons began to look forward to great things. Although the Falcons were tipped, only by slight margins, in the next nine games they knew they were better than the record they had compiled. Catholic Central again gave the Falcons a chance to prove this as they went down in defeat a second time 7'l-68 and handed the Falcons another victory. The remainder of the season proved disastrous as the Green and White was defeated by Creston and Ottawa. ln the tournament play-offs the Falcons began to roll once again. By striking hard and fast their first opponent, Traverse City, was eliminated with a 64-62 victory. The next game with Union would decide who would become district champions. Al- though the Red Hawks fought galantly, the Falcons again emerged as victors and annihilated Union 5l-44. lt was all over before anyone realized that the youngest team in the league was now District Champions. The traditional Falcon drive and spirit were prevalent through- out the entire season. We here at West would like to extend our congratulations to Mr. Wagner and his District Champions. Coach Wagner hails his Falcons. I N i w S 4 5 3 th reglonol vlctory If they really wont to win they would put me in, says George bitterly. It 'likes more 'han four Polar Bears io bother Bomber Jurosch. Koryto is up to snatch another one from the Cougars. Reserve and freshman teams show potential The 1966-67 season was encouraging to Mr. Slowinski and his Junior Varsity basketball team. The reserves had to overcome from the start of the season the handicaplof having lost three players to the varsity. The outlook was bright after winning the first game ofthe season, 40-37 over Union. They managed to win three more games against Muskegon Catholic 74-59, Union 57-39, and Central 62-48. Bob Petronis provided the scoring for the sophs averaging l7.5 points a game. lnstead of being discouraged during a losing season, the team never lost its spirit. With the experience gained and the hustle and determination Mr. Slowinski instilled in them, these boys should be of great help to the varsity in the coming years. The Freshman Falcons had a heartbreaking season. Coached by Mr. Champion, the 'frosh finished with a deceiving 3-7 record. After two opening losses, the Little Falcons were determined to gain a victory. They played a strong game against Ottawa only to lose by one point. With each game the Freshmen gained con- fidence and valuable experience. As the season went on Coach Champion and his players were sure the elusive first win was within reach. Following another one point loss to Central, the Freshmen put forth a tremendous effort to win their first game, 24-22 over Union, and conquered Ottawa 32-29, and Central 59-48. Pat Fischer led the team in scoring while Rich Zambon and Rick De Vries led in rebounds. FRESHMAN SCORES W.C ..... 22 - Union ...... . . .27 W.C. .... 28 - South ........ .. .45 W.C ..... 29 - Ottawa ........... 30 W.C ..... l9 - Catholic Central .... 47 W.C ..... 41 - Central ........... 42 W.C ..... 24 - Union ....... . . .22 W.C ..... 32 - South ....... . . .34 W.C ..... 32 - Ottawa ........... 29 W.C ..... 38 - Catholic Central .... 54 W.C ..... 59 - Central ........... 48 84 W.C W.C W.C W.C W.C W.C W.C W.C W.C W.C W.C W.C W.C W.C W.C W.C RESERVE SCORES Union .... Central ...... Hudsonville . .. Catholic Central Muskegon C.C. Creston ...... Central Christian South ....... Ottawa ...... East Christian . Muskegon C.C. Union ....... Central ...... Catholic Central Creston ...... Ottawa ...... RESERVE TEAM-BOTTOM ROW: Mike Mysliwiec, Tom Karas, Bob Petronis, Bob Steele, Peter Brock, Roger Mc Lain. TOP ROW: Robert Young, Ray Matthews, John Ocak, Joe Kohane, Joe Kent, Bob Dubiel, Joe Schmitt, Donn Milewski, Mr. Slowinski. FRESHMAN TEAM-BOTTOM ROW: John Bailey, Mike Haggerty, Dan O'DonneIl, Guy Chilton, Dennis Rothenthuler, John Roys, Tom Fewless. TOP ROW: Mr. Champion, Pat Fischer, Bob Vander Loan, Richard Briggs, Rick DeVries, Fred Ullom, Mike Subocz, Warren Van Allsburg, Kerry Pierson. BOTTOM ROW: Bob Mysliwiec, John Kampfschulte, Don Moss, Rich Marczewski, Bruce Nanzer, Rich Williamson, Tim Flint, Paul Joworowicz, Bernard Schmidt. TOP ROW: Manager Tom Graham, Don Spruit, .loe Alt, Mark Olewinski, Jim Smith, Mr. David Wesorick, Dave Bacehowski, Bob O'Brien, Ken Preston, Dan Preston, Pat O'Brien. W.C. .... 56 MEET SCORES - Central Christian W.C ..... 70 - South ........ W.C ..... 46 - Union .. W.C ..... 39 - Ottawa ...... W.C ..... 51 W.C ..... 70 - Central ...... Catholic Central W.C ..... 35 - -East Christian . W.C. .... 37- Creston . . . . . Smith reaches the top? Falcon tankers show improvement Every year around the beginning of winter, the favorite sport of the fish' people comes to life. What could possibly influence a person to get up at 5:30 every morning and iump into sub-freezing water at the Y.M.C.A.? It must be the competitive spirit present in all Falcon sporters. Through the efforts of John Kampfschulte, Bruce Nanzer, Bernie Schmidt, and Jim Smith, the swim team canned Central Christian 56-39, smeared South 70-35, and erased East Christian 70-35. Unfortunately, they lost the other five meets, Bula turns for one more lap. WEST QATHULJE VARSITY TEAM-BOTTOM ROW: Bill Pelak, Steve Chulski, Jim Schmidt, Don Golembiewski, John Dzierwa, Jerry Rock, Jim Rittenhouse, Rich Williamson, Carl Meinke, Mr. Wagner. ROW TWO: Don Spruil, Jim Smith, Paul Oleiniczok, Dennis Muczynski, Chuck Dauser, Bruce Walski, Joe Kline, Mike Puluzzolo, Bob Steele, Dale Gossett, Mr. Petlyplace. ROW THREE: Marty Prominski, Mike DeVries, Bryan Lillis, John Dole Gossett is ready to take off. WEST EATHHU WW! . .- CATH IC KAI HU IC Van Gessel, Pal Geluso, Marty Kurylowicz, Joe Zobro, Dave O'Brien, Marly Sierucki, Bob Czerew. ROW FOUR: George Tcmuszek, Ron Rusch, Tom Schultz, Pete Young, Gary Kirchhoff, Tom Koltck, Ray Jcxchim, Sleve Siciliano, Joe ldziuk, Steve Tuffelmire. TOP ROW: Tom Prominski, Ron Rothenlhuler, John Ocok, Pot DeVries, Dave Chulski, Put Cwayno. They're off and runningl Experienced team welcomes new coach Track is a sport in which desire and stamina prevail and it has been proven again and again by our hard working boys. New coach, Mr. Wagner, has taken over the helm and has been w.orking the team very hard. lf the attitude of the team members to stick with it is any indication of things to come, the Falcons should enioy one of their best seasons. With such tracksters as Jerry Rock in the sprints, the broad lump and high iump, Jim Schmidt in the shotput, Jim Bancuk, Bill Pelak, Rich Williamson and Jim Ritten- house as distant runners, John Dzierwa and Don Golem- biewski in the polevault has increased hopes for a success- ful first year for Coach Wagner. The 'freshman track team has been handed over to Mr. Pettyplace. Great things are expected of this team. FRESHMAN TEAM BOTTOM ROW Greg Dolphin, Steve Tikkanen, Kevin Burch. ROW TWO Ken Kubuak Ed Visser Tom Fewless Roger Callanan. ROW THREE: Leonard Kline Steve Gryzan Larry Jester Dennis Mazurek, James Dirkes. TOP' ROW Tum Kohane Richard Zambon Mike Subocz Mr. Pettyplace. ls Jim Schmidt balleting? Baseball season looks hopeful The outlook for this year looks hopeful for Mr. Jaglowski and his team. Although they have lost a few regulars from last year, the holes were easily filled without loss of ability. With their traditional concentrated practices and etifort, they should be able to function as well as in previous years and mold a well balanced team to offer contention to other city league opponents. FRESHMAN TEAM-BOTTOM ROW: James Alber, Tam Kozak, Guy Chilton Pat Fischer Robbin Labanowski, Richard Ring, Dennis Rothenthaler, Tom Wright, Jim Lyon Kevin Moore ROW TWO Gary Mancewicz, Gary Dzierwa, Randy Bigorowski, Tom Fewless, John Hanks Mike Moore Mike Broekstra, Tom Baxter, Bob Mitus, Mr. Jendrasiak. TOP ROW: Pat Czarnawskl Greg Cwayna Bill Meconis, Dan Rock, Warren Van Allsburg, Tim Scully, AI Swendrowski Bob Novosad VARSITY TEAM-BOTTOM ROW: Mike Koryio, John O'Brien, Tom Golczynski, Dave Chesney, Frank Nichol, Bob Mysliwiec, Frank Waskelis, Rich Margelis, Ed Szymanski, Mr. Jaglowski. ROW TWO: Mike Mysliwiec, Dave Dykstra, Tom Karas, Dennis Cichon, Rich Nowak, Doug Hendershot, Mike Rau, Steve SchoH, Dave Zielinski, George Noia, John Ottenwess, Richard Cross, Dan Hendershot. TOP ROW: Joe Hodyna, Frank Pulasek, Bill Overkleefi, Joe Szczepanek, John Mitus, George Mason, John Kampfschulfe, Ken Campbell, Rich Wozniak, Dave Bacehowski, Art Armiio, Mike Thomson, Peter Griffin, Harry Karatkiewicz. iui U -469 ,, 91 Grapplers show improvement ln only its second year at West Catholic wrestling has already begun to make progress. Coached by Mr. DeVoe, the team gained experience and improved their record 2-8. Mr. DeVoe instilled in the wrestlers the enthusiasm and persever- ance so necessary for the grueling train- ing the wrestlers go through to prepare forthe matches. If the wrestling team con- tinues to improve as it has in its first two years the future will be encouraging. SEASON RECORD W.C ..... 25 - West Ottawa ....... 33 W.C. .... 14 - Central Christian .... 33 W.C. .... 14 - Ottawa ........... 30 W.C. .... 33 -- Central ...... .. .21 W.C ..... 18-Union ........ . . .33 W.C. .... 16 - Muskegon C.C. .... .30 W.C. .... 10 - Catholic Central .... 35 W.C ..... 33 - East Christian . . .. . 9 W.C ..... 8 - Creston ..... . . .38 W.C. .... 23 -South .. .. . . .27 Leon Brechting says to his opponent: Are you ready? BOTTOM ROW: Al Couturier, Tim Zaskiewicz, Tom Szymanski, Gryzan, Dennis Muczynski, George Tomoszek, Ed Szymanski Schultz Frank Scalabrino Ed Paas Art Armi'o Steve Brown I 1 1 l 1 Bolek. ROW TWO: Mr. DeVoe, Chuck Dauser, Don Armoch, Ron thaler, Louis Scheidel, Leon Brechting, Bill Kotowski, John Van Manager Frank Mroz. TOP ROW: Mike Milzarski, Mike Szoka, Bieszko, Tony Lomonaco, Dan Hendershct, Al Shaheen, Dove Phil Dunneback. 92 ROW: Bob Zokoe, Bob Bernott, Tom Hardy, Charles Rapolevich, Frank Kotarski, ROW: Dan Czarnopys, Steve Mosketti, Paul Matthews, Tom Bernott, Mr. Slowinski, Szoka, Bill Kudlack, Mitch Niewiadomski, Mike Klimas, Dan Schultz. Kotarski says, I did it again. West Catholic golf team out for title Over the past two years the golf team has compiled a record that no other team at West can come close to duplicating. Last year the Falcons won the first city title for any varsity sport at West with a 39V2-V2 record. For the second year in a row the team finished second in the regionals to again win a trip to the state tournament where the boys finished in the top ten. Coach Al Slowinski is optimistic this year with the return of three lettermen, Chuck Rapolevich, Frank Kotarski and Tom Hardy. Kotarski, Hardy, and Rapolevich should be tops in the city. Backed by Bob Bernott and the rest of the team, West is again favored for first place. Tom Hardy tees off. 93 TENNIS TEAM-BOTTOM ROW: Dan Preston, Jeff Gray, Jim Patrick, Bill Zomberg, Mike Kasperlik, Vince DeVries, Mike Sheehy, Joe Kasperlik. TOP ROW: Fred Antczak, Mark Kempker, Dennis Tara- chanowicz, Fred Milan, Bob O'Brien, Joe Alt, Tom Slrolis, Mark Olewinski, Ken Preston, Tom Wysocki, Lance Hendershot, Rick DeVries, Mr. Pscila. Netters prepare to prove their worth The Tennis Team is looking forward to a prosperous season. Much of the strength will lie with the many returning lettermen. Senior veterans returning are Jim Patrick, Vince DeVries, Bill Zom- berg, and Mike Sheehy. Mr. Psaila, their new coach, believes that the team has both the potential and the drive. We wish them luck. Mike Kasperlik looks on as Vince DeVries reveals his powers of concertration. 94 PEP CLUB REPRESENTATIVES BOTTOM ROW Mary Parauka Marcia Kathy Hanks Treasurer Linda VanGessel, Marge Kumko. TOP ROW: Klelnbusch Becky Haas June Pupel Sue Zamlara Kevin Stapleton President Bonnie Brusk, Fran Avery, Rosemarie Salatkak, Vice- Sister M Jonathan ROW TWO Marge Nnedzwueckl Secretary Sue President John Van Gessel, Fran Grinzel, Irene Godlewski, Chris Pep clubs generate school spirit United we stand. . .divided we fall, is the slogan of the Pep Club. Under the leadership of Sister M. Jonathan, the com- bined forces of the Varsity and Junior Varsity Pep Clubs tackled the problem of morale building in the school. Their most painstaking task was accomplished when they presented their card section. Stu- dents from all four levels worked together to make this a success. Other proiects undertaken were the decorating of goal posts, making signs and lending a hand to help build up the great enthusiasm displayed during Crush Cougars week. .Six 'Q - -Zim- f1f Y 6'-M' 1 Q 2.1 X 555 R M1 2 1. K ww ig w .. h 'Nw ,,f agfifzil ig m v -- ig mg .A-. . Y fwfwwwwww wiwm , , A ,Z, E? S. 97 West is best Throughout the year, West's cheerleaders have been one of the biggest sources of encouragement and support for all of the teams. This is due in large measure to the leadership of their director, Miss Wilder. These vivacious girls, of the Varsity and Junior Varsity squads, not only cheered for the team but won for them- selves and for West the honor of first place in the annual Godwin cheerleading clinic. The Freshman squad took second place. With this record, the students of WEST can well be proud of our girls in green and white. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-FRONT: Pat Chilton, Kathy Sielawa. MIDDLE Rozi Romani Mary Milanowski, Judy Junghams. BACK: Pat Crane, Rochelle Geluso, Sandy Haggerty UNDERCLASSMEN - a period for growth. Together the frosh, sophs, and iuniors. . . - Adiust to the pattern of life accepted by the high school student of todayy - Follow the traditions and examples set by their predecessors and en- thusiastically support new and better ideasp -Explore and determine what they can do to better their school, as these biology students explore the revealed mysteries of nature through cooperation with their teacher, Sister Mary Agnes. There is ppointed time to follow FRESHMEN Eager, lively, enthusiastic are favor- able words which should be used to de- scribe every class, but these words seem so much more meaningful if applied to the freshman class. If instilled early enough, these qualitie bring with them a deep sense of school pride and responsibility. The freshmen have shown this spirit by their participation in the Pep Club, attend- ance at frosh games, and winners of the WEST campaign drive. We hope that this school pride of theirs will continue in the challenging years ahead. rr ' ,. i1,gg,5' K :'w . , yy yy 4' g nv .aa y r-an - - , Y 'V Gerurd James Anne Marla Cyvlllula Rlthurd Adomuilli Alber Allan Alf Amhroilewlcl ig ,, rr.-,1 . , ,gan , . , wr ,f 1 rl,,,, .1 -. ' . r,,.:1 g.-.-r 2 , -- .Q i V H .ra r , ,,',.i . E ur , l Vg., -2.5 ' ' ji . ,- ,, , . . -, a ry ., L kkkh Allaerlu James lolw Corel Rllu Aalrar Bailey lzallay aalrrlsa saranawalra 9,1 ya . 1 , .5 af 'l. - 1 ,,, fi ,. A 7 . A. Michael Chrlslim! Rllu Rnndnll NURCY sargalranl Biolk elalk aiaarawalri Bllliel wa, W, ,lv a , . .W K, ' -if f-:ii ' ' ' l.. M wi ,. - .na , ,X Diane lalrn sandra xallllann calllarlna saaa earlrawalrl Bczek sraraskz nrarllllna i ' All I K- - -r F g E. 1 f....,. N ,gg y , ,W A A. li- , 'rj . , -'sf egg 1, I . f , V. ,.,, ,. .,r 2 , lx Q . -M W fri Q . 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Mary Franzhowiuk A , -'U - 1 s . ff g g, N L , t David rfmvhy Marlwr Kathleen Mary Frvdryrh Guben Gabriel Gare Gardner fi 1 Ll . i n ' ' V J: ,P T Y U W 'S - k H ' -5 'vi f 'M ' Kgtg A was ui , x k f,.,. H is t.- . , V Ariana Mmm: Kathleen ummm John Gmxter Oadlewski Golclynski Gola Golemhiewski Z '-'24 Thomas Grzeszuk L titii i James Gumawski James MadleY but Susan Dressel iust si-s --:Q 3 ... 1, K: N'-nv, Thomas Diane Fewless FEY I E K 1 'f A lst Michelin Gary Flags Fnnsky Freeman Friar - J s X., 423' -. - tif ai' ' 'Q ' 1 -up - -:Eff A fm Susan Eugene Margaret Patrizia Garvin Gavin Gerke Gerke I ' 'N eill' 2 . 152. ' W .4 W ws, 4 .. ' A. A I f W ,V ' '1 as .. 72 r fx - 5-Q, Robert Mm Bernadette scrum smack: study Gfegels Grimm A hint to the author's style from Sister Miriam Celeste aids Peter Milanoski, Charles Covellc, and Steve Friar. 102 Mufgmo Haggerty James Hendershol Carole Hollgen James Hildahl Knrvlnski Klein Klme Mary Klocko A L mp eg Q L f W ,gv if ' , 1, I ,, W , zz . W ,, ' J , -:K 5 A u r: , Q I 13' 'fl :- 'W Mlflwel Lynne Mm Um Hcsservv Hull Hank, Mm, Us, , V Ia t Q 'wg ,aww LM H LZ- A ' .. . A ,, g ,g k f V-Q A 3 , A Y H lgnfe Susan Judilh John en ershol Hendges Hmk, Hudsm . ,Q . l , l Ng , w if 2 3 : we ,i Q, , ...ev Q. 'N ., -I 1,,. i b I qu, my A . ,M Q ,, 2 gg John sum um Karen Horfer Has! Newman Newm- ,gy ,I I, my ,, 'x, fi:'l '?' MU.. ., - 2 .ga - f J 2 1 'Y YQ! k if ., A I , ,,-. I L wg f lah l l 1' . ,lt Fredervck Jef: lawrence Ri,p..,d lsrmwski Jurmn meer mlm'- li f il , ??'wll,, ' -av -Q H L , , W 'L V ' Z2 u f l ' '51 , Janice umm 1.,,,,,, SMH Kvrwk Karslon Kaxoerlik K,n,, ,,. I ,gaze gi, , Wu ,M 1 1 , Susan Hegedui in V : f i Kulherlne Herlmtlrln . ' J WH: 2,35 ef .11 'gf a ' :S X V S What. 'No recess? sum., Humvnfey ,J gk f , Q., K , if W . 'A gn , - K . 'gg ' A N -, .V T ,, . ' X - 13 ying V , - Henrik Karen Pnlrieic Dennis Louise Janallls louslm Kamal! Kaminskl Kumikiewicl ' 1, ' . 35 , ll l x. - fi 'W 'ifl fxiv' mf 1 6' ' , , . , 2? . AL,, , 1 ,gz . nf, ,V Vvb V. ,-., K .Q , , - V Ev Jlxquelinn i Julie K I June susan F,-edemk K lY Kellv Kemvkef Kennedy Kleibusrh - ROHM Klimm '7 ti l. ff- William Klllw jp V ,K , ,, Mr- Psallds 5e'f'l'5lUl 1P9f, Who can guess Ihe number of G,,,.,d polka dols on my lie? Iriggers eager class response. Klvemf 103 A quick bite to eat and back to classes for freshman cronies. W an , .. Sandra Kuzma 1 if lori lorliltield WF Q as Deniie Marlin we Dennis Maxurek , -- I Epi David Metlger m mi 1, if-ix, t , iii - is i virginia Kmiuk ,, i - ' ,r ,LJ waff stephen lqngsvfeeo ' , . M i Deborah Muslowski H im l 4 S hw i -5+ . i 5' Mary Mc Curthlr '24, Roblain lobanowski 57 , WY, ty, VV, James lYcn - . is ' if an n s Janice Motel leo Mc Cormick .i I if ,,, 9 Pamela ludner 55, chfmzne Magnum , i xfiifi f , M' ' 2 l Paul Mallhews L., ff: 'ruff . ., William Mecanis l , ii . f Peter Milanoski TimothY Milannwxki Thomas Miller , V l Daniel larahel M, Mark Molawitl f ir i l 5 Panama may ., 1 Q, l is will 1,- if if 4 W A i fi PW A! Annette Meistas A W S' Mizhael Milzarslli '39- gg- vw kg: ' Robert Knauf , im Hulina Kosmalski lucille Kulenieks lil? .. -.Qi i riia M Dennis leeD 'M V . , Grenorv Malski Mumyn Mum fm . W , 4, John Merdlinski .. ,-L -iv ' . , fi Ss: ,luculyn Minogue 104 I, if, 1':- wf TimathY Kahane i if i, six Thamas Kaxak J QW, 4 , David Kulfan x u :,gg v linda levandoski it f are rrr Paul Knlerl me Thomas Stephen Kolenda Koperski i it f. , 1 ff 'De ff it .. f sggsgf , guy X -1 F' , Richard Kvasinski it i if-mg linda Kurek 3 n , W3 fx. wx if 'Ki' Y Joyce Liltii i V A f- .' -.fi . Mi, 4. GnrY Slevhen Moncewirz Manning Freshmen enthusiastically ioin in the school a pep rally. i NV ' 1 Q l if gg 1 .. if 1 mmm Kenneth Kuyw.-is Kumk f 'i-if sw, Jon Duane Kurylowicz Kuzma , ,,i, l at - if if-is lawlenze Jane Link lehrmun .if E ' is Kiwi? Jumeizne new Mnrculis Marlcowski M Misner Ai' , or ras 'E 5 5' , Q 2 f' ix Michael Maale ii. fr- A, Donna Nink K X 5 or M, Y Q EA Mafuyn olslewska -K-en fi sf Vintenf Palazzolo T 6 5,4 Robert Milus Q., r David Moss 9 Robe!! Ncvnsad ' 31 -5 k , K f g, e ra A Mary Omilian M. 'L , . '35 ., M, , nk. Kerry Pierxcn rkwf '1L 25555 ,far Karen Mudzeleski M S' i 'mr ' Kolleen Muczynski 2? .i ' r .i-Z I . Nr 'I 7' Patrick O'Brier1 John Oliacki Marie Pierxrhola M ,W 5 K Wi 'f fine A r 'W . if En. Charles Member num Myrna , TP' j Daniel O'Donnell 'Ei W -,my H 'fl 'H r Qui: 45 ' 'R+ W5 David Oshiniki .Y , 'W 36' if-. we s-...yr Michael Pilsch wr Kwan Moore f' K zz-fi . -' f .. HQ. 'ffj ' R Irene Niewiadnmski 54 , . f l Bewrldered freshmen struggle to gum M3 a sense of direction. Sandra omewamka P V. f ' , ' .. fo r ' Wi . , r . t v ., - ,ji V3 , V gi - r f U E , 3, 2 9, Wray. 5 r- ir-,-.r.ff A E .,,,.. - 2.1 if r, Hg W VE-j ff L ,, A ' i 4 - gill! l ,. 1? -A Ruben Ruben Reed Kfmrne Diane Menica Oslrander Osirowski Oltenwuss Owcxurzak Palasek Pulasek - af if 'A ' 1. W 'J' if L K' or Y . k ' N y he . K rr Q M u 5' ' W V: W r r af- r 4 X. .1 1-1 A Arm Mark Afmmafre Ellen Theodore 'rem mn, plan, pfzybyn Pune: Paper Rasch V zggieggfwrrf Wqgrmmiii 5 we , . . , ' ' M52 ' M 'i2ig,m1L 1 'mm' K sum Kenneth Richard Daniel Pamela Nun:Y Rasimos Rcrzmus Ring R-nk naqqrski Romanowski e , , wr r r e e , , - M' . f- ,rw Donald Dennis X John norm: Numa James Rosloniec Ramenohuler Rays Russ Svldfiw 5 k W'f1 -' xg: 'i f ' ! + 521 'niwvrfzf Www' 1. . - fm,.-an-52 WN W ' ' wg vi I -1 g , . Dovglcs Richard Joseph Theresa Barbara lainvh Sandee Soukas Savickas Savklras Schab Slhafer 105 i fi, L i l If l - ig r -W' G , 'ff i E ...H . ff Q '- a N ., i + V Q, - sv . ,K'A -- . r A I ' new .A , -- 1 f- , 1 Q 1 ag-V -'Q fs. , I is .. l 4. , L V. M y I . I . M ,,,, , V A Q m .4., , , 5 'Hdf sfhfmal srhm-n scum-mf sfi.,..,i., linda Timothy Joanne Sciamanna Scullv Sevic ' 13-rv.. Q 5, ' V ' - viari ii v i Q. ,W 51' I If , I V 'dh' 4' 5 351 4: 53 -i, fi fa- ' ' ,, 2 fr Qi' I - - sie. if 'ff l l ,. a rmy K- ' . r ..A, i w Jam Marlene Josgpp. Siege' Siegel sm-kzei , , . ,i wkis v-ew f , . --K ,,,, V 1, ' srspnmn. Ralph mm Ann, M smash srwm slugs . sr ,, - JB' , f , ni.: Us f ' V 1 T' Q . , i z' , U3 f - ' -- sf ' iz, f 1: J, , J A Cynthia Jean Richard Sobel Smuit Swim Stoddard 1.1. , Q .s Il 5 K, i it Sharan SYDniewski 6 , -W , :L a W 7 Patricia Szumski Carol Shemanski W ' fm ,, is e gi ww:-J' A ,F Richard Sierarki 1 1 , 1 vguwkkw .. I W? Yilf I Dennis smigiel ' E s . ' Q . Zi ff ig M rf' Carl somy William Shepard X Mi. 1 4 .Lf L Karen Simon S QL ' ii Wi f u: V .igiuiwiz Mary Smith 1.. I ,,H,,fs 4,,,, , I f .b liss i dr,rrrr f i Jasevh Stan kus ,, -L Maryam saeamua I Gerard Wittkowski and Tom Kozak prepare to Q operate the tricky mustard machine. W Mmmeri' smmk fm -4 2 s L fl L A fi ,, f fi ji? ,Q in , , X , . g gi , i . , I ,sw - . . ' .. K . wreiix, 1, I -21 zz, ' 4' 1 f f 5-.. i ' f-v f 3 ' 14 5 ,- siemn Thomas Margaret swam Nm, smm. smmi smnensks sfmw sobmk , , A : , .A ., Vg-.. if ,, f - -1 'f , ii-f f fff- - Q f in g1i,,.,i i ,,,, 1.4 , 2, i xg- -'il 1 -. 34, 21 ., -. . 5 my gl i: ..,,,, I Q fi , ' . ,f .' 5U f Q- .,, .1 525, . ., Mary Mmm: Nanny swf., Mm singleton sim.: sims sim 5,,,1,, . 3 , W .Q Michael Arun Svbou Swendrawski l ddrd V Ronald Szczepanskl f ay, R . sr MSA Mr. Wesorick's classroom window shows the outside world the Christmas spirit at West. 106 Qs' L Richard sxymunski , 1 x n Michael Szczytko new-2 4 I , s I 'HS' ' A -fx Janice SlYmaniak -vid? M -am. Michael Tnber FPWM Gans- l 'WP Ruben Vander lac n -an va-4 W erzbvckn ima 'H gf?-r '13, ' cymmu Teva if 'vw ' ,gwrl 1, i a . 'add Mmm van im ' A liar A Helen Willa L M.. Bernard Milri Yosl Zaineu g-.g . WT if mn ,, ff ml Carol A 21,1 A WM .x r ef 1- ,gg V. ' - mr .U W. ,, '41 71 f, , . , ar Slenhen Mufgurer Mark rikuunen robin rmky i i 53 in E f , -f 5 ' :L Ad .. , ff-,,w, I . mn I 2, VV A .-I ka '6 -K gf: 31 I 'X 1 'Q' Edwurd losepll Anne Visser vzvemi vngv ff: , R . rf. V 1 ' I f ,firm l H - , , 'xgifgsuaifyfj ,V Gerard John Barham Willkowslrl Woilowirx Wolfslon E 'f 'W 6 2 ,,,, , , 5,1 f - r i J gi? -W A - -e..., Q Mary Richard waning Zalenski Zufnbon Zuskiewlcl A irq K n V ,rzmf , , -- f .A A Q .N Ann Frederick Tuffelmire Ullom 'f 93 Q R 1 n,.. O lil off 5 fg, Robe!! Tlm Wclendzik Wnlundlilc , flak Brenda Theresa Wand Wood Wi, , Mlfhdel Edward Zdybel zegunzs r K Q 622.5 5 Q. Sandro Umlor 'Y M .. -. I Mark Wulllg Tlmmui wrigm Ri 7,lfnZ5,:i Y 7 .. w g' .L ' V if f l A 1 E . iw cymmu zioiugwsur 121 Q.. . rr A R W f W Robe!! Warren Uzarski Van AllsbuY9 'X - .. K X if R ,, -- 2142 'i i V AL Maryanne Paul Wells Wiarenna 1,3 353, i, ,IW ,hut linda Sharon Wurn Vowuish John Zakue Barlmrn Zyskowski FRESHMAN HOMEROOM OFFICERS-BOTTOM ROW: Sue Dombrowski, Diane Sloddnrd, Linda Wurn, Debbie Maslowski. ROW TWO: James Dirkes, Chester Falkowski, Par O'Brien, Brenda Wood, Sandy Olewinski, Julie Consiantino, John Hanks, Dennis Rorhenlhaler, Greg Mulski. TOP ROW: Bob Milus, Rick Suukus. Steve Friar, .lim Hendershol. 107 SOPHOMORES Whether playing a role in a skit or dissecting a frog, the sophomores have made this past school year a memorable one. This class, by its lively support at the Junior Varsity games and their am- bition, leadership, and enthusiasm in the stamp drive, Science Matinee and other school functions, can look forward to an even more active year as they ioin the ranks of the upperclassmen. ln? 2 IK, 'r J W James Joseph Deborah Christopher Abram Abram Alber Ambrose I. in f - r W i -V --.1 L- - ' ir lc.. , 'V'-Y v'-f-: 'r wav: - J V r li ' K Ziff- fi ' - '-rtsrrl' rl' J -. 5 V -o H Susan Frances Stephen Christine Averill Avery Baidek Eakurr r w . 2 t 1 ,:.. , , , V , A F ' ,gg 'Q .l'V'Q,- .. 'M . Thomas Cheryl Doniel Charlene Bernatt Berry Bianchi Blanchard wg A R h as V Mgr K -. 1 1 L Jane Ruse Mme Peter Herbert ummm. Brewing smut awwii -W 463 P55 ' V 'N' t -my 'iriflghfzif ' E7 V fi ' 'N'-' ' ' Y if r. .. r- H a , V sfglx I .en , 1 mf, .. ,. - ,. Richard Janice Deborah Patricia Cegelrs Chambers Chase Chilton may sg A Tj fmragzi -. . ,W ., 3 is J gs it ' A x Richard Richard Patrick Judith Cross Crawley Cwayrru Cwik Wg ' . 1 .. L,rgi,,,1 E -. Q gi fr i J: V A ll .fu-X' rZ -- . in Cathy Robert Mary Jean Pamela Dakauskas Dauser Davison DeBoer .,.,. r 2 VV, i I it Murranne John Paul Frederick mama aww nwugarss uma-i K tae. 73.5 4 VV - -Q 1Q,,,LT Fi-W1 l f f 3. 4-an Qi - Mary Arhanas N, ,rl C '53, , , V .,- , Gary Balcer A 1 tiki ,sax Donald Blaugh -M AKAL Ak-L Steve Brown 3 es My David Chulski 'if' Donald Cxarniecki V? V, aj if iii f.., v', f David DeFreCe :lk S lnberl Dubiel 109 Q I .V ' , 1 'ir - ilk ' ' is J ws 1 W w az,-if f' z ' V , , ,. 'fit 'lf r, .l 'jiri -,.-iw! A if 1 . , -- Arthur Don stanley susan rams Armiia Armack Arsulawicz Arsulawicz Arszulawicz V 1 V ll is 1 rr' 'H is M NWN? - Q 'Q , -5 if fi , ., ' 'J .ce Q .LV is-, E A i ,,,,,: I' -'K - r 3: - 2 Le . Robert Joy Ellen Sharon Brian Ball Baumgartner Baweia Bechlald Becker i t 4? W ii J' sin ,, g . - P .N ' , Q: K' 5. Q ' :V V -- - Kathleen Thomas Barbara Marcia Kristine Bacheim Bolek Boanstra Burula Braurrschneider ,IVVH VV I it ,,r., ,, I V V .1 A gf V f x' ' emi. SJW V , 1, W fy , .- ' . rf VV - f ,, ' J - Fir,---fi-Vee J I ict- .X , l ' I 'Z V . ,+ ' V W! . VV 4 .girl Cynthia Joseph D'Ar1ne Patricia Gall Brusk Budnick Bugai Bunlrer Burch 1 tgg,z,,i, -, V In he f , ' J f 'L x 'fc L Toni Dennis Stephen Janet Falricia Clrulski Cichan Clark Cran Crane , VLL V ,,, -,,, w 1 ,YV H V .. ,, 'eggs ,sss , J V .ar I-1. .v, - - . - tammy Hamer Karen Putman Rohm cmmopis cmmopys cwmopys cmmnpys cmew , t 1 as ,A - 1, f ., r r ,,,,,, VV . V ,E 5 ., , z., ' -' 'f - - if 'S' ff ' J V ,V - 1,VVV K ' 7 Ah 1- ,fix f, ,fi -iw ,,,, !VVl Q ,,rr ,, , A. i V UQ , 5 I - . ll Q Karen Michael Palrizk Joseph John Delehnrrty DeVries DeVries Dabrowolski Dochnd . i ff- ,M f - , ff Q, . -K Yvette David Shararr Theresa Kathryn Dumont Dykstra Egan Eismanl Everett 1 1:- -H., Mm, f Mary Jane Grase 'hue ww LL Caral Harwand ,ni CAL Wouw you bclwv '7 N sw q H+ lvndu Sandra Grxezak Ha99erlY dw' lf 'V' Q--..,.-H Den-ez oem Hendershel HW., Andrea Halas View Therese Faasen rg-an ww Wrlllam Gavvn 9-Qufl Lean Galubskn Donna Sharon Hanks Hanks mm, ' ' -r-xv Susan Herman Helen Marqarel Herlog Hollm an WG MW .V Karen Fmkler WW' Rochelle Gelusu 'UW Qu fun..- A-he., Michael Frlzsumans wg.. fr-3 Pamela crm.- 1' 'ra W-Q. KSA Palncna Grala 'Ubin W hmm. xi Susanne Hunks Barbara Holland New way lo release dauly lensrons'9 Mary om..w.u vo' ff-w.-rv Kennelh Haraburda mu :ll 1+-Eggs., Wear -.rf he Ann Hasl wr Joseblu Idxlak 00 wr Rnchard .laclum Marcia ,lesler Q :hw- MolIY Fllnl H4115 W.. Mlthael Glynn li' w Cymhna GreY A 'Gui fa? Kalhleen Hardy K' Jaxeah Host 'GE' -.... ,- Mrchael lwansk: 'WY -ww Joan endrezak 'WW '1-if Mrzhael Johnson .,,..,, Kathleen Gabriel 'WKIK' ev ,am sammy omwxx. ww ww Susan Gr-Hull: Pamela Hamish we W M... lnnda Host 'sf' Maui Raymond mnlm 'Hu M. Pamela Jensen pn 'Nu Ass. Raberla ,lohnslan V eil VN V VH H V V H V H V VN V VHH V V V H r 5 Hs., Q HH :H H p H VV HH V LHHHVVIVVV VVV VVVV V if 'f H EQ-HQ QL H N' Q, ,H 912, ' L l sia- H 'H A ' ' ll H 'H V 5 LV H -. , V 'XI 1 H V H H 5 H LLHVH 1- ,il I '. H p ig , .1 5 Hd.-HH -' - V f A' l' . H H VH '.i',l HV H ' ' ,H H H, rs Q H H H ' ' W H -H ix rrrs H1 H H HH H H A HH H H HH H H H H . HH H H .srH H . 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W PV ' fri - I -'w Terrenle Thomas Timothy Koltok Knltak Koltck Kondrucki 'E Edward Robert Krukiwskyi Krysier gm 1 vw A v , ,:1 . 4 LW' I W . 1 Iwi, iff. f' '-i' fwfr ' r Ann Richard Kubek Kubiuk r f ? , V, vw- 1, ' V is W, Mary Kathleen Kurek Kurylowic! The Cougar effigy-The solemnness of the occasion is reflected in these sophomore faces. 2 Daniel Kane: To be sure Santa received their letters, Jo and Bob Dauser check the borrowed es ?! hw, , .J MurY Knzak 'ef A a W 1 Anthony Kolminski ' 2 -rf ' ' ' , 3 -- W ' e 95' - M' .r 513 ra' ee, 'w 'nn-1' e, ' 'er fa re- e R we ,Q '11 T ,Lm, r , .., I M E i ,eii - M , M fi 9 ' A M, ' M - 'i -M M e rr I hh I QL I znrenenr nun rnereee creeery rnnrner wznanrn Gregory Anineny Beniamin Mark lnbanowski Lamrack lemnrnre Leeinelra Levandoski link linell lamonaca lukins Mnneewrrr A ,,,:.,, I , , - M A A Q V My will Q V Y' in ' g 1 n- - K 7 5 V fyjivfe rw dd :I -V' e E. . y N g en 3 ur '7q,5gM 'f 'fi - 52 M W w X QV uv -if ti f .B me 1 E A WW 'Tiww 55? 'K iii ,, ' I , . , ff . r er rg M-H+ ,Mi-M, r M M R ,f i it tiie Ort in A , fe e '- ' A f ' .Q I , r , K K WQK L -r Q if ex. ,. .LN :wh E ,em aw 1 +--- ,er snenn Jenn vnu: rrnneze Raymond Kenny anger Karon Susan Mnriery Mnrrrynem Marek Marker Mason Matthews Merrrr Mc Lain Mewanznrne McWilliams Meconis , r 1 f r ff? M - fr . Be- , - Y-r iffy' 'gh' M W A l 41? , 'fam ' R wwf te W W- 'wir ff We . f , ef f i+ff??1' MMMM M- it M e - 'M ,, .. 1' A ' -K ' .1 A A ' - gi ,Vi :rw M ky K - .- IM Mr ' -1, ,r . M y ' ,V 1 M r .JL 1 ,A , . - f M Stebhen Sharon Jehn Patricia rrenerzrk Mary oeneld Maureen Jnnzee -lauren Q Menn Mernrvneu Meeier Mzrnniekz Milan Mueneweki Milewxki Miuey Mir-eg-re Minded-eski ' MW' , AM . -4 H 11. --1 'M r neg rM r 5 .. V - 5 -gene . - M E r M.- , ,,.,,,. r -- N AM' 'Q W M . my 5 Q W F 1' 343 Elf- iee 'V I 5 - n , ' , I - - I 7, '-it-M -r 17 ' 1 r e 'O - fre, K - if 3 3, -gn John Valerie lee Ann Steve Maureen Frank serene Monica Michael nnniel Mme Member Manton Mosketti Mere Mraz Mennreenr Mnneks Myenwaee Neerni M, ,rg f M g,M iii ,, R ne, i' R U r J,,,,,,, siepnen Niedzwiecki Nvvvkvwski L ern My In , Q Diane MH Nnreki Owl , r, H ' M Mmprj Patricia WH om, Olszewski I H SOPHOMORES HOMEROOM OFFICERS - BOTTOM ROW: Kathy Kalinowski, Chris Prawdzik, Cindy Wi. Grey, Kathy Everett, Mary Arbanus, Karen Delehanty, Judy Junghans, Sue Arsulowicz. ROW TWO: it ,M ' : :5e-gn, . Dave Thayer, Mike Mysliwiec, Bill Overkteeft, Pat Chilton, Rozi Romani, Yvette Dumont, Sue Griffith, fQk .,7' M' Frederick Keller, Rick Cegelis, Tom Bernott. TOP ROW: leo Chulski, Mike Glynn. 3 :-, -- rel wsniern 5'f1 A overkieen 'U 5k' 112 ml 1 Linda Frank pm Palasek Mm Ranaou ramen Pelvief James Raberl Phillins Phillips Mm rumen., Plane Plane A K7 W H -K , f if ' , , qrszgl ' ' ' W - ' i fslerfN9 'n , 7 1 ' 5 :vEZJ,i f' 1 V, I t 1 I V xx . s. hit, li v Mary Katherine Puniwozik Parauku ,B ea srephsn PBDPEY LA , 'af , 1. QW li ESQ , , . ww K -an Michael Petersen 4 it Suzanne Helen Piechozki Pinlal , , x,,, E ,,, ,N Gail Christine Powell Prawdzik WE fl: :.. gn Thomas Parauka 1 I V22 xiii? Robert Pelranis 'li David Plalls R M7 he Ev' - . raaariweei-W :WM-R,-Q.,.mMW..,,,,,,M,,,,WkW I WMM ' -- - W'w 1N Whyte-r -f--.WH , Oopsl Wrong piclure! ! :glaring vrelguusm ex .l A Q num: rremn 'lt .-. me zwrwf' Maurnen Radeke ff jg. if , gt , I Marshall lf anyone would like lo claim these sophomores . T? Mary sem men Jigs, is ,rf 1 . nm:-'i rw Barbara Rademucher 4-.., fin i 3 s l 5 L is Y M Q '1 . f Q Paul Regus Rossa K , 6, , wa Rudolph Ranma Romiin Rosloniec 113 an ? , , Marlin Praminskl Marilyn Radomxki Rr, r :L '24 i 41 , , A fx R swim Ragnlski 'gi R -754 gw, Thomas Flominskl fe loe fi 'ssi rits. Mary Rasch Diana Roman ,X A Roberf Raslnniec ShirlaY Roslonie: R ' Q R ,pw ' qs -.faR.,,,, r K R is Tr R T Y Daniel Purdom l Q ar! W fu if Ronald Raith Rosalyn Raimi A iff, ig K Ronald Roihenlhaler i ' ' . , :Q , - 9 I ,Z A ., 4. . 'Q ' K Q- 1 r, 'J U: W or l Jczk smnne Rudolph sulkrewiu if Y J, 1 , 3 : K V sf ,fr J ,jx I f UNDERCLASSMEN STUDENT COUNCIL-SEATED: Diane Dominski, Maryanne Wells, Molly Flint, Joannie Wierzbicki, Karen Joustra, Nanette Terry ROW TWO: Patrick Cwayna, Paul Oleiniczak, ' Guy Chilton, Joe Viventi, Sally Houseman, June Pupel, Robbin Labanowski, Stan Arsulawicz, Frank Nichol, Pot Kozak. ROW THREE: John Van Gessel, Fred Antczak, Mike DeVries, Mark ' K ' Olewinski, Tom Golczynski. TOP ROW: Larry Ampulski, Harry Worst, John Ocak, Miles Schmidt. Z ' U' s fix Barbara Schweitzer r 9 A-fr T rraa Qi ... ..,. QA A Kathleen Sidlouskns , , K' Q. . with David Siervutawicx , FW' r . i T-.eff f 1- :f . ,f , : KM X 5, ml., ii: ., , ,,siQJl 7 ' cf , V .f f rVf5A,:V. Q lf' V M is Q-is Norma Susan Schweitzer Sebanik d 'I,f. A V vs , .V or Q .- 2 i . A . sw, V 'A' '5'HVV V Steven Kathleen Siedleckl Sielawa . ' ' - -52? ' i Ez:q,., ,, af' , r -- A Law A , A Denise Janet Sinke Skonieczny :Q ,, r W , V H, V:,,y,.A ,, ,,, l W .,.,. A ,E Mime: Jem. Rosemary suwwek simm smsgrei H V zl. , , rf' , 1, .. . - r,, . 4 ,AE 1: , ,M L .ear -V A -1 'r f ra Karen Mary lean Sobal Sobel Sobutka Albert Shaheen - . 1-wwf . ,-1x 3: 4 MUIY Sieracki A: A, ws : Chris Skuzinski iiwl. ,gkfiym 'iffifhgjfg RWAN- snaaisckr -, ay, gf Zll. ,Q ,,,, 1 Mm simhwank Kenneth Sapkowski PEQQY lCIIJl5 Schnb Scheidel R wi ap' ,gl V ' - iff., . 'V L 1 Danna .losebh Srhmiedicke Schmitt . fi- , Q... me ' we A ,ry 1 . ,J x I , . , -1'-v , a1fQf,,' 'rw' 'Y F- V, V E if ,Q K 'TT' T5 ' ,M 1 '- 1,5 . V . A ,Q X . K ,... A K ,V 'fx-.4 H T - fs. A Q 9: V. Patricia Paul Judy Gary Kristina Sheehy Shemnnslii Shingola Shoemaker Shutith I Q Onlookers show their interest as Sister Anne Francis charts sophomore progress in the stamp drive. 114 Theresa Schichtel Schultz Siciliana , X V, A . irfjwit Weeiwzrf S lt,-,i V -l- trip N, , ' Q n. Bill Mary Ellen Diane Stachewiak Slager Slaniulis V N i54.ss,,,5Q..L liilflil, ' ' K .Y Michael Thomas Eugene Sxirovecl Szotko Slheinski . ,. ,, , ,sails im r, , ' .i'i LJ 1 ,vii A , ' gg 1- Mg .Q 3' Y 1,-I George Pamela Rita Tamaslek Tarnga Tatarailis 15 H ' ' me t -, vwrg 'Sl A qt 'l ,rf-..,,..-Q, im . ,Qi mf? lllll' K A l, ,,2iliZ,, Annette Patricia Thomas VanGessel Verwoerd Walendzik eliiagag 1. M , r,,. if 5 ' 2 1-i-iw sr... 'f I Kiiiliiil 1, Qi ' J T , fit ir V - BM 'wr A sharon Cheri sri.-mn Wilson Wilton Wisniewski E , illwili Roberta Thomas Wysacki Wysocki Donna Yost Kathleen ZlYdas1Yk 'st rrr, W Robert Young 5.1 ,rf VII: N V , r il, Z xv., . .Ax Mi g: i . . V --.f 5 7 ' Mary Zokae ,,. -4 r 455V fi J 'S H , l f ,s Am, , th , Kevin Evalynn smumf. smack :Q , ff' , , Y., q ez, Lv 'r ' V 1-Q.. j kk, , XM , V .: Q I . 1 K ,,l,, 5 .qga - ,iw W ...um sit . Jacnn Richard Tammerls Tarchlnski fa-fl'-'fit f'R,jill?'m'1 E , ,, .M rr.. ,X .1 V I My k,,.,., A we 45 . ,, We ii, rj, ,.u..i ,i- lrkrll Gary Sleahen Tryon Tuilelmire X 21 1- , ,,,rr,.r. iii! ' ' v . in ' T-,xp 4 ' ,, 'Me William Slwran warm. Wallington f amfrlrm 4 I is 5, WW'-i.c: il93uv I 5 ' if A t , , s. s he Judiih Emily Wilkoski Wilte , a i . tx. , . , A, ,,.gi1g,1i . , K W .er 3 s , i 3 ss, . liner' f , , ,, wi. if 0 4 Hg it . Mary Stewart 1 E :ng his J ws, ra- . A , ... . . . 5,2 s P Nonene Terry l t who K 5' K5 U rafts? 'ff a .lf,'.. li s , . 8 11524 - H Mary Ja Sachowalsc v :VR- im ii . 44 K' , , , i '.l': ' ,' i 'mga I ' 4 if X David Thayer ,gif- iff if M ,.. K s , ,U rl W' EW Thomas Syaniewski Mary 'rhsmssn rf li M5 K n K ra gm . i is-i , ' tfiflid 1,5 J , at 'iv . . nr' 'K sl- V 'f ik r is A . W , if Robert Dana Steele Stein ,ts I gg. T 7' , if ri, , .. , ' H fsfrlgggi. A 4 i I '1 tm 1 l , Marva Mary Anne Taylor Tuylv' B f '2'E,1 , A-,,,. 'QI Mark mm ,....,, Turk Turula vmisloays gg. , f L, f y , ' ,X 7 ,, is if . ., , , Xirfifrfg ' 13' 2- l .,.i -.. if, ' l , L' 1: ifjig 'fgg llg '33, ,Mfr 5 I ' in .Q , VV K in V , .,:. TU 'iii l ' is 13 X. 4-L K ISL, V az, lik ' Q Bruce Sandy JON' wulski Waskelis Wasson QV 5 ,, . ' rp, at ,, -. is ir, V E gg :Z i g ,. 2 f f ir' me w il,-55 -i , yt is 7 ta .f .N ,, Y ,s , ,A K. -f -- .vga rum , , ,wk sv., K sw, Thomas Mary Gerald wma Waodhull Woolf is no man who is the master of the breath of life . . . and none has mas- tery of the day of There death. Eccles. 8:8 WE REMEMBER Dennis Curry, whose accidental death reminds us that our life must be a preparation for our day of death. Dennis is sincerely missed by his classmates and is remembered in the prayers of all. May he rest in peace. 115 Vander Clay Van Dyke V-5' Q xl Wendell Palriria Weber Weronko Tliliii , -T A . 2 l -z:5r,,su.i ,, WW ai , , .A ,.,,. - , sir '11, , r iwf I , , kv Q ,wi ig., , ig rkwvfi L, , . Q ' L . JE?- f' F'f' tx ,Mr , . -,, A-rug, 1 y r 3 , W .t ' titans .t rf Kathleen Barbara Warlll WYsaLki , y t, , , gr'-fag .Q fri:-,: ,g, ,, 's:. i.,,i, k , in nigga, ., . . ' A g l, ,, -. M rr rmf-en. emi Yarlkayit Vos! :if li 'S 4 .. ,J 'ir . i.j,,V,i.V.iz HIL. , , Magi ir .1 ,Q fri 1 l . 's 'i s ,, g 'Q . iff- ,, .rwlir: , ,,, vi, -g s--an , 3, Z ' 13, llliim V if -gi, f 'Ji Q . ,, ' :zip X . ., , ,,r .. , -- f Timethy Evelyn Zaskiewicz Zhikawslti , i i, 2. , .5 , lK,,,-rfmailgl Charles Zomberg JUNIORS Junior year, as the key hole suggests, is a year of anticipation. There are many privileges suddenly available and as the Class of '68 donned their class rings and title of upperclassmen, they proved more than willing to acccpt their role in building West. The Juniors enthusiastically dug into the work on Homecoming, Here's My Heart, and Prom as well as their own Christmas party and class play. With this kind of enthusiasm, their senior year is bound to be a success. Jules Adams David Bccehowskl Roberi Bernot! ,vanilla Joanne BrechOin9 laVemu Comahell David Clark Joseph DulfY Gre9o1Y Freeman ,WW Mark Adamoilis ,,,, -r In i iaranaa Bailey nik- -i cvninia Berry iii' ef Rilo Ererliling 1 W4 Marv Cavannugh f' Jenn Cllliorii 4 .. i ma . , 4... A , n Jfnxx if T f Virginia Dunnebnck V 'Di5w'f'I.gf,.. Patrick Gavin w. iwa ,. M h h V . a i ,, ' V Riff' KN' 'io MF: V .,i r..,,M,i- 4. . i James Jaieph Diane Joseph Judiih Allurl All Amwulski Albalvas Arsulowicl U . ,, ' .'1 iiiw'Q 'an W vi . i ,, '- - .. i if f' - A I L M A A... uii ixi Mirnnai iininiai Suzanne Kolhleen Michelle iiaranawairi iiaianawriri snriaaiawifr iiaiaa naaii .iff , ' 'fn W . L f -- X l. a 'U f 'X' H ' 'W Q-s K T Q 'l -K-lf i . tif,k7?f.lli W L ' f ' 'F ' . ,gli -nj if l . Carole Charles Barbara JoAnne David aiaiir siaiiua niaarawiiri Bogurki aaiair lin, -a, , na-- v if , r fi A fi- .1 3 i i . .. sign ...Q Dennis Diane vain Denise Mary sraaka Brown Brown Bruggema Burke K' l ,, A ' ,wi A ' i . -Q is ,L , J pr ' 2, W ,i ,.,, .i - ,. . i '.. , . x mai , , -- , M' 1 ' g li ' , 'r ---a 'M' 1 '- af 'i Q , 5 1 ' -X' v i. 1 E. ' , . Bonita James izanaia Nancy oayia cariarnaiin Cegelis Charon cnariarir cnaaney .rl 1 A 3 7. l 1 , ,- wr, any , .. 'iw-ir Q :A i if .. 1 'f 'l YW' 5:3 L .ef . i, ,t , - k 2 2 ' fri L . , :r3,'v'g! i, r, 1. , ..,. . in l , : .r , in I . .' is , lv - i ni. oiariyr Allan rnaraia siaaiian Linda Courlade Cauiurier Darnaa naaaa naniiiraiyalri 7,35 , i, ,V If 5 ' .., . V1 in-. ,, ,., V g . Ei: - .? f'ff Marlin Christine Brian Michael Mark Dufmers ErlSleY Falicki Fischer Flck ...ir Ki'-51 ' 2- 'iw j f Q ,, , K' ' .H 6 . a' ' : W .X virginia Palriair srapiien Mary Margate! Geerling Geluso Gelwith Glddis Gillis 117 A TONY Aslrus QA 521, ,ll Roberi Beals iiiikttr Jarirlyn Boas David Burns . r ,r.,r Slennan Chickv qi ml E , i , 'Q-ii. -, , lawrence Dondzila ,, V.+...., Carol Fleel ,e r 4-nv John Givson in wif I li-.. l 3 John Deborah AYlward Bailey' , N Sandra Mary Bell Beigilrorn f ' Miiaii , A 2 l fiif .. i - N E. 'W' 11 'R il sig. ' i ' mg. , a .Ma ....f Judith Lynda Borkowski Bawhuis -if i. f :Lil ,, 'inf T r H .i. ig, r l' r , ' .. i i . Polritiu Rosemary Buller Cullanuh l..3z3 w 4 ii? . , lrfail 'l l i f 7' .,. ! Xa ,. W ,,.n ,Q F . M .5 . 'Q K i an iii . Sharon Slevevl Chrislol Chulski .1 a i.-i . ' ii '.. ' n Paul Darlene Dressel Duda ' i g i 'i , ' k ffg ' Gregory Albert FlinSl1Y Flowers 'Q i 1 - .-r :I Thomas Susan Goltzynski Galembiewski Maureen Howqeso 5 :fri :J 'N' . ,, in Q H r l K ff' I lawrence Garecki l Michael Gryzan ,W -me i . Mark Hendershol new Cheryl In ersall Ives A r W1- 'A w r .g 5 YL Dale Gassell -dv il- , , 'W il y! :rs Diane Gurawski y 4 , Chrisline Hnndgas aw 7' 1, .wif Allen Jakubowskl via. fi 'FY K -,MA A r 2 4 ,uf , , hz Eleanor Green W I l ' ,i c ml fx, 'lv L r Q Marlin Haraburda Q riff' mem. Hudyna i 5 ,sr M. cw Susan lakubawskl Michael Gresels , , .wir-E.. , faq.,-1 . r Eileen Hare l. Q. 'mliwlm 1 .. r 5 - My l. M r r , . ...F Suzanne Hedynn sr , M-,gilt eq? 312451 ir E , W ' .6 .,.: Mary Lynn Jmmum Jen mn :sfey crime: Richard Diane Harlneb' Hascher Mary Sally Harnberger Hauseman a 0' W 1 f fn ' 22:1 Q Mary Lau Richard Jendfamk ruhmn Noreen Kew' M, Juhas ,. vw. ,-we X 2 V. Elaine Kurmw- Kamp Kanaza r f f. Harold Mmm: Kuwmewiu Kasperlik eh.-ax ., . ,rr , h H Mary Ann Kavalauskai 118 Richard KearneY David Keenan Joseph Klacko James Karankiewicx Joy Kgwmyk Cluisline Kufchie Daniel Edward Lahanawski Daniel Lipski lgx L ,Q www 0 , Mark Kemvker 'Wk i i 4 ., , mf ,ze S , , L T L Ll Thendare Kneibel L . LL EAAQPL7 gg Chrisline Kasmalski -an ' Fw ' ll '.l J 'aw 1, H 4 .L L 'r li S S 'Wm .E My e John Kazminski Aw c'mon! You can'l il? :r . w ff .5 Q. LL l. M, ,-a 1 K l L L l,,:f2wg5', ' 4 A 1 l ' I my It ef ,J vc 6 3 he 1 Theresa Jann Klcmplerer Klein ,- If . mi mf QL jv- mm 41 ,L ig, K, viz, - H2 , 'egggigw' H ,..., L .L .. L , Lynn Jeanne Kabryn Kahuna x iii -Wi LL :F 57m!i ii Nw :l imit 'l- P . V ELL ' Q yy L A ' Whos fund? L LL A, RUB!!! William Kolswski Kolowski , Mg? 4 fi . -, ' f V L , it N, gb 51- ' ' L L L .-?iLL,L .. : V -Rn. ,ali-,L , mg ,,LL L, .W -. 1- .5 ll sw A ig ' W ggi, ,Q ,L :HQ ,, ,, LLQM 4321552 . mil, A ,L nigga, 545, 4,4 ,Ez H l--:xx ,- ' x 'X -V , ,,,, 'J-'ZH ' 13 1 ' Thomas Iudilh Cnnxlante William iasBPl1 Mliffili Kolmillski Krysiiniak Ksialkiewirl Kudlack Kukulilti KUI'YlowicZ I ' A ' James Jane! Keller Keller Cx V4 , ..1 A L iw will W Kunz, Mary Klouzs Knauf .l l 5 ,ga ,LL L :fffff ki wgi zk x' M, A ll, L ::.,. L. L .2 4- ?-L M . Michael Karen Karyn, Kwon if air V' ' IA .UM V 'X Q W' , A 5, Q1 'i 51 if, W' Bill James Kozak Kozlaski ull have Q rider' V Z , L,if,f,ZLL.i ,,,,, Li gi Q,iW?'l,f in r ,, x , 5 inml' 8' 'fl' Y Barbara Kuzawa si-GAL n .212 ....... JoAnne Kuzma 2' 1232 L , V Ljfs ilgz 4 in , 2, .A L L, 1 Bryan lillis Q-L :f In L g ,f J W A L,, ,,,, MQ when lnneiohn me 1 19 -...... 1 N K.-,my lum as as t gg? N Egg ul Donald Marek . Q N L ? 'Annu-P-ifaiff, f f John Mallllews Q , ., ,y it . ,,i, V Alex Mirkel rm ri ng 4 M Q if M Avifh Mulder if . . M E , XY X L lf A 951 in X if Q sf ' M fx I 'K 4 mu Marley ifwfa R si 1 ,iw ,, . x L, A M 1 A Q. MGTY Mrol Moksimowski ,- , gi Mi, ,ff f 2 l' wwf H gl -1? 4 ' Joan Marlin ,L , Paul Merril I s pw ,f l 5, 'f--2, lfsnnis Mucxynski Mann: cunyn Musik cymmq Meneshim Mulhlechl Chrixllrle lYmGrl 2, 5 4 .Wy Pamela Mcrszol . gait I Another nigh! out on lhe lawn? e if ll -.f. , Suzanne Muurlte 3 i7fffi , Qi liiilf iilzlfi f i ' 'll 'flllf - -1-'fl H . ,, ' U- V J e, - ,M ,, .. . - , W M Vip t I n ,l,, - -' K, , ff iffrzsfw M 7 i is ' H A I M Y IOYCE Mirhael Sllidrl Carol Mlilldel Miklui Milanuwskl Mlirltr Mlynurrhek Mnlluk fl ' mg William JBYQMG Ncwnrd Nelweli RK ,f A 5: A .V . i- Iv-: :el.E.W,,,fE,X K I .. ,E M, Frank Neal David Nichol Nielsen Niewiadomski 1 ' ,,, , . fp i : mf 1 A :, ' ' , El ii , 1 - fefzsi' K ..,. V lLLg: ? Mitchell George Kathleen Niuwiadomski Nola Nowak I 5 A-Q, 5 3515. 5 -Lgiw ,Q 7,,,, , J ' N , Richard David Rebel! Nowak O'Brien O'Brien Ju nior molorcyclisls lWesl's Angels?l lake part in CC Week parade. 120 Susanne Fuul O'Brien Oleinizzak it -ig f,' ,,-L T V -,. ' ' vi 7 0, -LW k 3:,,,. n l rgvj j .ludilh Mary Osldpawicl Osfrewikl ?:W'f sn? Hi 52517 ww , ,,,V MJ Edward Edward Owclurluk Pans 0 .V ,FJ 5 ,, ,1.A A W, l 5 4 ,, i LPA 5 1, W. i gy 1 - sian: , 'Y 3, I , s - ' f. -f.-. ' V 1. Q- m N 'gs .ah .. wh Era. l i Deborah Kufhlean Ucvid Robe!! Nancy Felah Peluk Pilxch Pluslta PBWBYS sg , K 25- Ken neth Ruih Preslon Preslon za., taqvq T:. . V I,-E, I r 4 P i ff- is , K iz -+1 ri I 5gQJ5es'f:f.E ' ..., ,, , ,f il, ,V 'f il gi i L ' ss':'Es' 1 is i r i I Michael I 'Mark Oleszkiewiu Olewinski .. V . , H -fi. We - .Q ix, ih e j f ', U' H-K 'ff I , , Q V, John Michael Oflenwess Ollenwess ,, L.L, - , . . . , l I I, , J , , . . 1 :, 5f,3f,1s -ii E in WY f , , ii ig ,, , . . , A - 1 SE. Michael louise Pclaxzolo Pasko 5 'K 1 lf: ' Sf - i 'H X if , L f 5 2 - 225, J 1 ' f- - mx 4 'I ' .. ' f, ' 'A-L, Zigi ' Mary June NanrY Przybysz Pune! Raduwski . 5 1 --h-- ' , LLg1.-- , f ., IW . A K , f i i N ' we .1,. .' ' ,gl wp ,,,, - im.. X g - Mmm Charlene Michael Rudecki Rasch Rau i i 5 i a ,f W,s'f,,1,,f ., -, aaa .. ---:iw 4,5 i, ' v r 1 Judie Michael Gregory Reulh Rellig Robinson 5 . is 5, ,J 1 L ' . , Q , . , - 4, 'Y Wilfred Galen Rose Rulka Scalobrino . ,ri -Q. lean J.. l J-. 7.52 , ' 1 ' - K l 3 Q T Theresa Mark Miles Schafer Slhmidl Schmid! JUNIOR HOMEROOM OFFICERS - SEATED: Chris Lyman, Sue Jakubowski, Jani Kuzma, Eleanor Green, JoAnne Bugucki, Julie Voorhies, Maribeth Wolfston, Sally Houseman, Rose Scalabrina. STAND- ING: Tom Schultz, Frank Nichols, Jim Smith, Miles Schmidt, Ted Kneibel, John Van Gessel, Paul Morley, Michael Palazzolo. , dv , VW K in CYnthia Siegel rw. i if ss Q Marlin Sieracki B., . R ig ' ' ' H J, 1 f ly ,,,, A ' ' E H X '.' ' 5' ' - 53? ' 1 2' l f me . , -16 '- sum vu.-new new Thomas C..n..,,i,,e iw., sghmieaifks scam-ukef srhfwm snmm 5i..i..e,. 5yd.,.,,., K kgs, K 'V -4 L .:. Joseph Karen smzgm smsgm : g A Y ef ' V1 'swf si? Donald Mary Arin sp.-tm snow ,U I ',: ii,,,, iQ I if - 4- , .- f '1 -- While Sister is in the back of the roam a diligent Algebra ll student cm: wma, catches up on his sleep. swarm Simi, 122 M A., xii ' ' 'mf ig 19 , f'fi T , in 44 , 'if f Kathleen Thomas simon sums -. , , , ,. . i iw . N ' J if at '- James swi- smm, snvaveck: . 5 my ' M ff A , A ' , -5, , xg ,H 1 msg. iawttl, . , ,,,s . - .s w , :umm Failma smrwwaqu smack sm :av . 1 ' Patrick Janice summ. swmw 1-. npr rl Jw gm ifi' Vi , ,,, 1 f in . LLL. , r A ' mf 1. Q .mr firh: F Marv Josevh sypniewskz Szczepanak fw- LY: 'X' 1 iw NM NL ...,, ,,,,,,V,,, K. Terrence Michael Theme i E , ...W ' 'Q 'Nr S :M lf I wi Mary Vanden Berg ima y 1 John Van Gessel kwa f?' li Anna VanOeveron ff . , K ,L 7 Richard Szzxepanek fwf QQ, Q, Michael Szaku I Wwe ww AWP Tf+wi'T 'f , Wag, M Kulhleen Thomson Tinnay Charlene Tarnusik 4 '.,- A e ,-,y iii M1 if Mmm QMM ww 13a .WW 535 W2 M, uf, MW QW 'L . ' 44' ' Q 5' 5 . Thomas Szymanski y ,K yy A Mary lou 'rmmwsm rumen raw rumrmrmwm Dennis Moria Tava i h A Carol Treianawski um-15 Delores urban umm ,,' . ' ,M - s r L .. ,W Q Beniln Terry 5 5 0 .r,, f fW4 QM? E I K I KJ 4 , .. 1 Palricia VanBlaoys wr lil, W' 'V JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS-President Miles Schmidt, Vice-president Sally Houseman, Treasurer John -e..,, fr A rar,- Sandra Vierley p -Q f 1 I 4 -M 'Q-at I ref, , ,W ,S M .- Julianne Linda Voorhies Voss WMS M ,- A M MMMMM r A hfin Diane Mary Belh Wilson Wollslon Q K ff 4-if K iv f Van Gessel, Secrelczry June Pupel. Ipll :l lawrenca Walslri Peler Yanlrnvil Alan Walczali K, .W g-af aw rrr Ann Yost if ' ' -,, ,,.,.., kr Kennelh Wasro - , 'rf 41 Dennis Zan! 123 ,I ,lf K1 i I, rgmn roor W,M WEQ? rr J?m Xwwj ko 4 Www fNW' ww eww? .5 ,SVVI L , , , Frank undo Waskelis Weber Q ,J Y' ' 51 ,N ', QQ! 7' xiii if g Barbara David Zdanek Zielinslri Donna Wesholski Darlene Zlydasxyk ll A 4 ma 1 gw+ Q ,r Joan Wierzbirki Lfii 'arg . WMM . fwm Jana! Thoma W 4 ills N 5 any rf it Martha Vanden Berg :J rr. , A Sievhen Van Dyka Mary Van Ockar MMF VW ' Nancy Vonwingln WQWf nr Mary Vogl Wf gf 'fixli' .1 Sf Linda Wierzbizki iw Cynthia lnrnlla zyskwska zynwwskr in ime to lead SENIORS - a period for leadership. Together the seniors. . . -Led underclassmen at school functions, -Participated in extracurricular activities, -Worked on the WEST and the WESTWORD7 - Planned the class trip, - Pructiced for Class Nite, - Prepared for graduation, -Worked, as the National Honor Society members did, to gain the most benefit from their high school years by the development of charac- ter, scholarship, leadership, and service. WEST presents graduates of 1967 Rev. Joseph Murphy Diane Czlonka Rita Romani Principal ' Vice-President Secretary Robert Mysliwiec James Martin President Treasurer 126 SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL-SEATED: Kathy Hanks, Marcie Francis, Chris Kalanta, Diane Czlonka, Lois Suchocki, Jaan Arsulowicz. ROW TWO: Ken Pearson, Don Moss, Bonnie Brusk, Kathy Bilski, Sue Malski, Rita Romani, Barb Grzeszak, Karen Debri, John Littell, Bob Mysliwiec. ROW THREE: Mr. Schmiedicke, Rich Wozniak, Chuck Berry, Jim Martin, Dave Gersch. ROW FOUR: James Schmidt, Jim Zlydaszyk. SENIOR HOMEROOM OFFICERS-SEATED: Jean Rasch, Chris Kalanta, Mary Alice Kozminski, Sue Zamiara, Dianne Clifford, Grace Mulder. STANDING: Robert Burch, Thomas Brennan, Dave Hieshetter, Jim Zlydaszyk, Jim Martin, Chuck Berry, Rich Wozniak, Ken Saukas, Ed Szymanski, Chris Fochtman. 127 Seniors pause for a moment of prayer in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel. John A. Abram Rose Abram is et- . fy . 'ifs V! 41 APE? s 5' ii.. . S mv-si 'ALA 1 x Robert W. Aniszko Christopher B. Armiio .gf rri' ., ' fi Joan M. Arsulowicz Catherine A. Atwood Nannette, M. Badgerow Nora M. Balulis James B. Bancuk Shirley A. Barnes Dorothy Batog Margaret M. Batog 128 David Beckmann Charles Berry Frederick A. Bialk Mlary Billin Kdlhryn E- Biliki Arunas J. Bliudnikas Philip Bockheim Joseph B. Bolek Christine Borulu Waller Bolwinski Allenlion is locused on Melissa Cressy as she lakes over Sister M. NoeIIa's sociology class. Michael Bradcoski Susan Brazaski 129 Leon Brechting Maureen Brechting Thomas R. Brennan Anne Marie Brown Rose Ann Brown Michael E. Brunette Bonnie A. Brusk Robert A. Burch James R. Burns Richard G. Bursley For the senior boys, lunch is the best time of day. Kenneth Campbell Thomas A. Collis 130 L C , Dennis Ceniilli Kulhleen A. Cimoch Hurry upl l'm hungry. Dianne L. Clifford James A. Coolsen Melissa A. Cressy Susan Curtis Casimer S. Czcrnopys Diane M. Czlonka Gayle DOH!-2ViCZ Charles R. Duuser Barry D. Davis Karen Debri Vincent DeVries Kalhleen E. DeWill 131 Phyllis Dobrowolski John J. Dochod Bernard J. Downer Cynthia A. Downer These boys lust couIdn't wait until Christmas. MUVY Ann Downer Patricia Drazkowski John C. Duba Mary L. Dudick Paul Duesing Elizabeth Dunneback Philip M. Dunneback 132 John C. Dzierwa Stephen J. Ensley Richard A. Farrell John M. Farrow zWiIliam H. Fey Mary .Io Finkler Norma J. Finkler Gerald J. Fish Larry A. Fldk Tif'10fhY J- Flin' Rudy's nose really shined as he look first place. 1 ,W Christine Flis Christopher E. Fochtman Edward J. Fortuna Marcie Francis Gary P. Fr I aniz Daniel L. Fredricks Gerard R. Gediris David Gersch John E. Gieizen John R. G Students gather around Sister M. Chariias for an informal discussion. iefzen 134 Government day had to be a success with leaders like these. Stanley P. Gillis Susan A. Giluck Kathy S. Glovick Irene Godlewski Daniel R. Gale Daniel J. Golembiewski Thomas B. Graham Nancy L. Grego Mary Griffith Patrick Graslewicz 155 Barbara Grzeszak Janice E. Gumowski Becky Hass Ka lhleen Hanks John E. Hansknechl Thomas .l. Hardy Daniel Haviland Loreen A. Hencir Douglas Hendershol Mary Sue Hendges Couples peek inside lo see whal cupid has in slore for them. K, V ,nanny f- Susan L. Herron David E. Hiesheller l Anthony J. Hodyna Go, Randy, go. Pamela S. Hoeksema W 'Wt A LVV' A I - V lnnn '-'f ,f - , V f ,L.' m V' 1 , Margaret Hornik Linda M. Host Nancy A., Hunter Nancy A. llbrink Bernadine Jachim 2 George R. Jachim Darlene Jakubowski Judith A. Jalowiecz Kathleen Jankowski Kathleen A. Jansheski 157 Thomas Jarosch Mara K. Jaunais Cooperation creates a romantic atmosphere for the dance. Paul E. Jawovrowicz Rose Jendrasiak Thomas R. Julien Christine T. Kalantc John R. Kampfschulte Susan M. Kaplanowski Daniel Karatkiewicz Nancy Kdrozynski John T. Kaupa Rita M. Keller James L. Kirchhoff Michael G. Kirkwood 138 Dennis W. Kivinen Marcia Kleibusch David M. Klein Michael J. Klimas Joseph Kline Nanc Kohane Peggy L. Kommer Catherine Klocko Frederick Kluesner Duane F. Kluting Y Decoration committee prepares the setting for Wonderland by Night. V r Sue Koperski Frank Kolarski Mary K. Kowroski Karl Kozak Marianne L. Kozdroi Kalhleen M. Koziol Diane L. Kozloski Mary Alice Kozminski Daniel Kraiewski Mary Ann Kubik I- Bob Mysliwiec, accompanied by the Pep Band, r presents the new flag lo the sludenls. Margarel A. Kumko Daniel J. Kurek Alice Kuzmilowicz Carol L. levandoski 140 John E. Lihell Jane! M. Lyon Mary J. Maiinski Susan L. Malski Marcia L. Mancewicz Richard W. Marczewski Richard Margelis Diane R. Marshall Susan L. Marszal James B. Martin er Murphy, I wish you Io meet Mr. Turkey. Catherine F. Maslowski ' George Mason RonaId.J. McCall Susan McCarthy 141 Raymond R. McWilliams Carl' F., Meinke Senior girls decorate their car during Crush Cougar week. MWY Meistas Rose Metzger Marcia A. Micun James D. Milanowski Patricia Milanawski Michelle C. Miller Richard A. Mocarski Kathleen A. Modzeleski Donald J. Member Dara A. Monroe Mary Jo Morse Donald P. Moss 142 Grace Mulder Michael Myler Joseph Myles Robert W. Mysliwiec Bruce A. Nonzer Jerome P. Nousudis Shoron K. Nezwek Margaret M. Niedzwiecki Thomas Niedzwiecki Nora Niewiodomski rally was highliqhied bv cz visit from Cn!hoIic Cen!roI's cheerleaders. 143 . WK , Lv J W -gi. ffiiflizi-up-1.1 3 .J 3f'lE5'i i:L w'1mL'L Us 2 ' if2f.S5f, X i Qkiegf I A V Karen D. Nowicki John G. O'Brien Thomag Oleiniczak Mary F. Orlikowski Susan M. Ostrowski l Randall Ottenwess Gloria J. Pachulski Robert L. Paniwozik Mary Parauka James M. Patrick What seems to be the trouble here? Kenneth C. Pearson William Pelak Judith Phillips Janet Piechocki 144 Janice A. Piechocki Joseph F. Pierzchala What a neckliel Keith Plalle Santa Poggi Sally M. Preslon Karen A. Pupel Michael B. Quinn Joanne Rademacher John Randall Charles Rapolevich Chrisline A. Rasch Jean M. Rasch Fredrick A. Ralaiczak Michael G. Rau 145 Mike DeVries smiles proudly as he walks wilh the seniors. Susan E. Reens Loralee Rekucki Nancy A. Ring James A. Rillenhouse Gerald F. Rock Violela Rodrigo David F. Rogalski Rila Romani Daniel J. Rosloniec Nancy A. Rudnik Noreen Sadowski Richard J. Sadowski Suzanne M. Sakocius Rosemarie Salalka 1 32. Judith Sandee Kenneth T. Saukas Mary H. Savickas Frank P- 5CCll0bl'ifl0 I-Uwfenfe W- Schuh Il Bernard T. Schmidt James A. Schmidt Steve Schott Robert E. Schwartz Kathleen Sevic Sisters and boys exchange a few words about the game 147 Michael W. Sheehy Louise C. Sidlouskos 4 1 Laurence Siegel Virginia A. Siegei West spirit is the BEST. Elizabeth A. Sielawa Rosemary A. Sienkiel Robert M. Sieracki Norma J. Skripka Judith Slezak Roger A. Smigiel Mary Smith Susan Smolenski Antoinette M. Sniatecki Susan Sobel 148 . af, David T. Sobota Janice M. Sobotka James R. Spruit Sheila Stager Jerome St. Andre Nancy L. Stanton Who says we haven't any spirit? Randall G. Stein Danie-I M. Stewart Ralph M, Stoddard Sheryle M. Stroh Lois Suchocki Geraldine Swierbut Linda K. Szczepanek Robert D. Szotko Margaret M. Szurna Edward G. Szymanski Paula Szymczak James C. Taber David M. Tammens Marie Tomasik Schatz, the convent's dog, caused quite a population explosion at West. John F. Troeger Patricia L. Turk Judy M. Urbanski Robert J. VanderClay Janet A. Vanderhyde Lindo Van Gessel Diane M. Van Dusen Timolhy C. Veneklase Jane E. Waolkes Gregory Weber Susan M. Weber Donna L., Weller Richard A. Williamson Thomas R. Wilson Chesler J. Wilkowski l Adele M. Wittkoski Lindsay Witucki Richard L. Woznlak linda Wysocki Mary K. Yost Barbara J. Young Carol 'A. Zambon Susanne Zamiara Michael F. Za-rnosky Mary J. Zbikowski Jane M. Zegunis David Zeider Barbara J. Zlydaszyk James C. Zlydaszyk Carol Zobro Joseph P. Zobro Robert T. Zokoe Kathleen M. Zyskowski Richard Kozminski Timothy Kurek 152 , HN ww A v,fQz.f Q , 4 f rs, ' MX . -. ,Z - V ' V dim-91-:rag - yi S ww '. 'wh-'f ff' 3 41 1 -VQH4'-iivl' 2' V '- QT, f ' 1 ' . Wi . . ' ...if al-', 52 .. f 'T' e:.q. ' 1- k j 4, 'J Q5 W, A I , , , ,-1 .few qw W- U.. ,ifgr:f,f1' ' , ff f , L . , ga W, gy ,,,, f W 15 K A . gfrj L 5 .. 'if' . , ,Q.M' M gf . X ,- ', ,A w - ' .11 ' :EW ' -f HJ' iff Zizgzm- f' f ' 1 ,, .....u7:is.y V - , - -.ffm 1, 2- ,f I , wx:-wfwf' , . ' 3, L A 'M . , , ' xi ? 9 -f , I , I I f w ag Wil i'gW9?i'f'i 413,qHJ'ifA'wA - ' Y 1 -' ' Fw f- :Q Q f K , w f W . - N: :1..w,g ww fyqflw,-1x13 ..gg.:5lfS2g-V Hey :.,,.5,g- ,, w ,. fr' A H - N X H kk ,. 1 f' if W . 5. flilffi A Q' -- K. . A . - v., V . n,:p, '! ? 'k'L .uf Acknowledgements It rs flnrshed The last prcture has been taken the final word has been wrrtten the clankmg of typewrrters has been strlled An ambrton has be come a realrty WEST 67 drdnt lust happen Its successful completron rs the result of the combrned efforts of selfless mdrvrduals Well deserved prcuse should be glven to our untrrrng advisor Sister Marne DeLourdes A generous and resounding Thank You must also be grven to the following persons Mr and Mrs Wlllram Wallace and Mrss Eva Wallace for takrng trme out of therr busy sched ules to capture many of the years biggest moments Mr Clarr O Betts of the Student Mrnrature Photo Co for the drstmgunshed underclassmen pictures Mr Andrew J Donnelly of the Dean Hrcks Pub llshrng Co for hrs much needed advrce and assrstance Srster M Vernon Therese who served as a consultant All who have m any way made this yearbook possible 154 - . . I 1 I 1 - 1 - nn rl - . . . . . . . . . . . . I - rr . rl - - . . , . . . , . . Senior Directory ancl lnclex A Abram, John ........... .. 942 Calvary Ave., N.W. Abram, Rose ............... . . 942 Calvary Ave., N.W. Aniszko, Robert .................. 1332 Walker, N.W. Armiio, Christopher ..... 55, 71, 73, 2261 Seventh St., N.W. Arsulowicz, Joan ............ 46, 127, 1448 Mt. Mercy Dr. Atwood, Catherine ......... 53, 63, 1350 Leonard, N.W. Badgerow, Nannette ...... 53, 61, 63, 1632 Seventh St., N.W. Balulis, Nora .................. 66, 719 Richmond, N.W. Bancuk, James ........... 78, 79, 89, 1116 Arianna St., N.W. Barnes, Shirley ........... 1437 Powers, N.W. Batog, Dorothy ........ . . . 876 California, N.W. Batog, Margaret ............... 60, 938 California St., N.W. Beckmann, David ................ 1679 Hillmount, N.W. Berry, Charles ............. 62, 127, 231 Edison Park Ave., N.W. Bialk, Frederick ............. 47, 62, 947 McReynolds, N.W. Billin, Mary ................... 60, 506 Winona Ave., N.W. Bilski, Kathryn .............. 127, 249 Covell Rd., N.W. Bliudnikas, Arunas ..... .... 6 2, 1502 Annie, N.W. Bockheim, Philip, ........ .... 5 4, 1226 Broadway, N.W. Bolek, Joseph ............... . . 2461 Bristolwood Dr., N.W. Boruta, Christine ........... .. 222 Leyden, S.W. Bolwinski, Walter ...... .. 741 Third St., N.W. Bradcoski, Michael ..... . . 1321 Hillcrest, N.W. Brazaski, Susan ......... . . . 1028 Powers, N.W. Brechting, Leon ........... .... 9 2, 1307 Six Mile Rd., N.W. Brechting, Maureen ........ 53, 66, 5177 Walker Ave., N.W. Brennan, Thomas ......... ...127, 3591 Six Mile Rd., N.W. Brown, Anne Marie ........ . .61, 63, 1200 Lake Michigan Dr., N.W. Brown, Rose ..................... Conklin, Michigan, Rt. 1 Brunette, Michael ............... 53 10901 Second Ave., S.W. Brusk, Bonnie ......... 64, 65, 66, 69, 127, 1570 Oakleigh, N.W. Burch, Robert .............. 46, 127, 1171 Fifth St., N.W. Burns, James .......... 1910 Whitmore, N.W. Bursley, Richard ...... ...... 237 Lane, S.W. ...47, 73, C Callis, Thomas ........ .. 837 Davis, N.W. Campbell, Kenneth ........... 46, 91, 1436 Sixth St., N.W. Centilli, Dennis .......... 54, 60, 66, 1428 Jennette Ave., N.W. Cimoch, Kathleen ........ 306 Scott, N.W. Clifford, Dianne ............ 37, 127 2153 Finsbury, N.W. Coolsen, James ......... 1042 Hovey St., S.W. Cressy, Melissa ....... 945 Sylvia, N.W. Curtis, Susan .,....... 1713 Sth St., N.W. Czarnopys, Casimer .... 1318 Garfield, N.W. .......37 ...129, ....47, Czlonka, Diane .......... 37, 64, 69, 127 113 Woodcrest, N.W. D Danevicz, Gayle ......... 1618 Elizabeth, N.W. .......55 Dauser, Charles .......... 73, 88, 92 933 Garfield Ave., N.W. Davis, Barry ............... 55 607 Valley Ave., N.W. Debri, Karen ........ 46, 63, 69, 123 Richards, N.W. DeVries, Vincent ...,.......... 94, 647 Beaumont Dr., N.W. 1 1 , 73, 127, DeWitt, Kathleen ............ 53, 63, 0-1195 Lake Michigan Dr., N.W. Dobrawolski, Phyllis ............ 63, 1553 Valley, N.W. Dochod, John ........... 50, 51, 54, 124 Woodcrest, N.W. Downer, Bernard 1054 Van Buren, N.W. Downer, Cynthia ............ 53, 63, 940 Van Buren, N.W. Downer, Mary Ann .......... 53, 66, 1014 Alpine Ave., N.W. Drazkowski, Patricia ...., . . . . . . . . 319 Carpenter, N.W. Duba, John .......... 1146 Hovey, S.W. Dudick, Mary ......... 751 First St., N.W. Duesing, Paul ........... 1772 Kinney Ave., N.W. ...,47, . .... 73 Dunneback, Elizabeth ..... ...... 3625 Six Mile Rd., N.W. Dunneback, Philip .......... 53, 92, 3241 Six Mile Rd., N.W. Dzierwa, John ............ 858 Nagold, N.W. E 73, aa, ao, Ensley, Stephen ......... 50, 51, 66, 133 7833 22 Mile Rd., Rt. 1-Sand Lake F Farrell, Richard ........ 616 Milwaukee, N.W. Farrow, John ......... 2138 Sibley, N.W. Fey, William ,....... 710 Collindale Fin kler, Mary Jo ................... 1473 Four Mile Rd., N.W. Fnnkler, Norma ................ 60, 974 Alpine Church Rd. Fish, Gerald .......... .... 5 3, 78, 1352 Park, S.W. 155 Flak, Larry ...................... 3713 Wyoming Ave., N.W. Flint, Timothy ..... ..... . 55, 62, 86 249 Garfield, N.W. Flis, Christine .................. 974 Valley Ave., N.W. Fochtman, Christopher ....... 47, 127, 1761 11 Mile Rd. Fortuna, Edward .................. 625 Stocking, N.W. Francis, Marcie ...... 62, 67 522 Crosby, N.W. Frantz, Gary .......... 434 Lincoln, N.W. Fredricks, Daniel ...... . . . 1533 Fremont, N.W. G Gedris, Gerard ................ 1219 Broadway, N.W. Gersch, David .......... 48, 1454 Mt. Mercy Dr., N.W. 68, 127 55, 127 Gnetzen, John E. ................ 55 3110 W. Leonard Rd., N.W. Gietzen, John R. ........... 321 Pine, N.W. Gillis, Stanley ........ 715 Fremont, N.W. Giluck, Susan ............... 53, 63 948 Muskegon Ave., N.W. Glovick, Kathy ............ 60, 424 Lincoln, N.W. Godlewski, lrene ...... 47, 53, 69, 95 844 Fourth St., N.W. Gole, Daniel ........... ... ..... .. 1573 Hamilton Ave., N.W. Golembiewski, Donald ....... 88, 16 Valley, S.W. Graham, Thomas ................ 86 353 Ball Park Blvd., N.W. Grasiewicz, Patrick ......... 37, 1029 Woodrow, N.W. Grego, Nancy .......... 1033 Park St., S.W. Griffith, Mary ......... 1362 Leonard, N.W. Grissom, Marisue 1045 Nason St., N.W. Grzenzak, Barbara. . .53, 63, 701 Oldgate Rd., N.W. ...60, 69, 68, 127 Gumowski, Janice .. 949 Van Buren Ave., N.W. H Haas, Becky ............. 53, 69, 95 332 Marion, N.W. Hanks, Kathy ..... 47, 53, 69, 749 Fairfield Ave., N.W. 95, 127, Hansknecht, John ................. 1151 Park St., S.W. Hardy, Thomas ........... 47, 68, 93 2265 Seventh St., N.W. Haviland, Daniel ...... 37, 46 1740 Ranch Dr., N.W. Hencir, Loreen ............. 2733 Emerson, N.W. , 64, 69 .58, 60, 80, 82, 19, 1 69, 89, 53, 1 1 Hendershot, Douglas ...... 47, 78, 91, 4864 Hendershot, N.W. Hendges, Mary Sue ....... 53 266 Leyden Ave., S.W. , 60, 63 Herron, Susan ............... 53, 63 823 McReynolds Ave., N.W. Hieshetter, David . ............. 127 935 Tamarack, N.W. Hodyna, Anthony ...... 227 Leyden, S.W. 1 1 133 133 134 134 134 134 134 134 134 134 134 134 135 135 135 135 135 135 135 135 135 135 136 136 136 136 136 136 136 136 136 136 136 136 137 Hoeksema, Pamela. .61, 62, 65, 66, 67, 452 Springfield, N.W. Hornik, Margaret .,............. 60, 1424 Tenth St., N.W. Host, Linda .......... 53, 57, 60, 61, 1610 Alpine Church Rd., N.W. Hunter, Nancy ................... 2150 Richmond, N.W. llbrink, Nancy .............. 37, 95, 1705 Graham Ct., N.W. J Jachim, Bernadine ...... .. .55, 60, 1123 Watson, S.W. Jachim, George ...... .... 5 5, 710 Fairfield, N.W. Jakubowski, Darline ............... 1545 Texas, N.W. Jalowiecz, Judith ...... 50, 62, 63, 66, 1640 Seventh St., N.W. Jankowski, Kathleen ...... ...... 1146 Watson, S.W. Jansheski, Kathleen .......... 60, 35 Valley Ave., N.W. Jarosch, Thomas ..... . .37, 55, 80, 83, 1048 lake Michigan Dr., N.W. 63, Jaunais,Mara 627 Pine, N.W. Jaworowicz, Paul ...... 50, 51, 60, 86, 208 National Ave., N.W. Jendrasiak, Rose ...... 58, 60, 63, 69, 1545 Fourth St., N.W. Julien, Thomas ................... 1108 Lake Michigan Dr., N.W. K Kalanta, Christine .......... 37, 127, 1511 Parkhurst N.W. Kampfschulte, John ....... 86, 87, 91, 1727 Graham Ct., N.W. Kaplanowski, Susan ...... 53, 60, 63, 1046 Richmond, N.W. Karatkiewicz, Daniel . . . . . 662 Lincoln Ave., N.W. Karczynski, Nancy ....... 1616 Oswego, N.W. Karsak, Dennis 255 Edison Park Ave., N.W. Kaupa, John ................ 54, 68 1519 Broadway, N.W. Keller, Rita ............ 1208 Watson, S.W. Kirchhoff, James ......... 114 Woodcrest, N.W. Kirkwood, Michael ...... 1620 Elizabeth N.W. Kivinen,Dennis 1920 Will Ave., N.W. Kleibusch, Marcia ........ 908 Fourth St., N.W. Klein, David ............ 2079 Elmridge, N.W. Klimas, Michael ........ 1232 Fourth St., N.W. Kline, Joseph ............ 3296 Eight Mile Rd. N.W 55, 66, ...64, Klocko, Catherine ......... 53, 57, 911 Dorothy, N.W. Kluesner, Frederick ....... 1196 Six Mile Rd., N.W. Kluting, Duane .......... 2074 Roosevelt-Coopersville Kohane, Nancy ....... 53, 57, 61, 1157 Atlantic St., N.W. Kommer, Peggy ......... 119 Covell N.W. ...55, 137 137 137 137 137 137 137 137 137 137 137 138 138 138 138 138 138 138 138 138 138 138 138 138 138 139 139 139 139 139 139 139 139 139 139 Koperski, Sue ........ ...... 565 Valley, N.W. Kotarski, Frank .... . .. .... 69, 93 1418 Tamarack, N.W. Kowroski, Mary ............,..... 2500 Lake Michigan Dr., N.W. Kozak Karl ................ 50, 51, 2109 Kinney Ave., N.W. Koziol, Kathleen ......... . .. 919 Lincoln, N.W. Kozdroi, Marianne ..... . .. 1000 Fifth St., N.W. Kozloski, Diane ......... ....... 1049 Woodrow N.W. Kozminski, Mary Alice ........ 53, 127 0-10101 Kenowa, S.W. Kozminski Richard ................ 252 Carpenter, N.W. Kraiewski, Daniel ...... 50, 51, 54, 67, 611 Collindale, N.W. Kubik, Mary Ann ............... 60, N.W. 938 Sibley St., Kumko, Margaret ......... 47, 69, 95, '6l0 Simpson Ct., N.W. Kurek, Daniel ...... 53, 54, 60, 66, 68, 0-1080 Lake Michigan Dr., N.W. Kurek Timothy .................... O-10801 Twelfth Ave., N.W. Kuzmitowicz, Alice .........,.... 60, 763 Pat Sl., N.W. L Lehman, Gary 326 Palmer N.E. Levandoski Carol ....... .... 1941 Leonard, N.W. Littell, John ......... .... 1 27, 35 Richards, N.W. Lyon, Janet ......... .. . 1054 sabiey, N.W. M Malinski, Mary .................. 105 Straight, N.W. Malski, Susan ....... 55, 60, 68, 127, B29 Carpenter Ave., N.W. Mancewicz, Marcia ................ 229 Covel, N.W. Marczewski, Richard. . .54, 62, 86, 87, 2551 Garfield, N.W. Margelis, Richard ........ 47, 73, 1682 Lockhart, N.W. Marshall, Diane ............. 60, 68, 20 Straight, S.W. Marszal, Susan ..........,... 53, 64, 1820 Markwood Lane, N.W. Martin, James ......... 68, 126, 127, 2155 Lake Michigan Dr., N.W. Maslowski, Catherine .............. 1522 Emerson, N.W. Maslowski, Victoria ............... 1225 Muskegon, N.W. Mason, George .......... 80, 83, 91, 1245 Garfield, N.W. McCall, Ronald ................... 1526 Hamilton, N.W. McCarthy, Susan ....... . . .37, 96, 241 Garfield, N.W. McWilliams, Raymond ............. 1922 Four Mile Rd., N.W. Meinke, Carl ...... 55, 67, 68, 73, 88, 1000 Muskegon, N.W. Meistas, Mary ........ 56, 57, 62, 66, 1329 Turner, N.W. 91, Metzger, Rose .............. 60, 63, 32 Holly, S.W. Micun, Marcia ...... 19, 53, 62, 66, 916 Davis Ave., N.W. Milanowski, James ...... . . . . .46, 1703 Widdicomb, N.W. 156 140 140 140 140 140 140 140 140 152 140 140 140 140 152 140 140 141 141 141 141 141 141 141 141 141 141 141 141 141 141 141 142 142 142 142 142 142 Milanowski, Patricia 1025 Walker, N.W. Miller, Michelle ...... .... 6 0, 120 Richards, N.W. Mitus, Marybeth ...... ..... 920 Ninth St., N.W., Mocarski, Richard ....... .... 5 3, 612 Beechton Ct., N.W. Modzeleski, Kathleen ..,. .. .53, 66, 847 Third St., N.W. Momber, Donald ................. 7129 Peach Ridge Ave., N.W. Monroe, Dora .............. 53, 63, 1102 Quarry Ave., N.W. Morse, Mary Jo .................. 2995 Six Mile Rd., N.W. Moss, Donald ......... 53, 54, 62, 63, 86, 127, 1000 Parkhurst, N.W. Mulder, Grace .......... 46, 60, 127, 956 Woolsey Dr., S.W. Myler, Michael .......... . . . 1026 Rumford, N.W. Myles, Joseph .................... 44 Oswego Dr., N.W. Mysliwiec, Robert.. .42, 73, 74, 75, 86, 126, 127, 140, 931 Oakleigh, N.W. N Nanzer, Bruce ............ 37, 86, 87, 2172 Seventh St., N.W. Nausadis, Jerome ............ 53, 63, 1220 Muskegon, N.W. Nezwek, Sharon ......... 820 Webster St., N.W. Niedzwiecki, Margaret .. 1505 Tenth, N.W. Niedzwiecki, Thomas. . . . . .62, 66, 1550 Pine, N.W. Niedzwiecki, Virginia 525 Richmond, N.W. Niewiadomski, Nora .... . .. 1 133 Hovey, S.W. Nowicki, Karen ............ . .. 525 Stocking St., N.W. .....95, O O'Brien, John ..................... 1843 Lake Michigan Dr., N.W. Oleiniczak, Thomas ................ 1145 Dayton St., S.W. Orlikowski, Mary ............ 53, 67, 716 Covell, N.W. Ostrowski, Susan ...... 53, 60, 62, 66, 5535 N. Division Ave. Ottenwess, Randall .... .. ,. 1546 Powers, N.W. P Pachulski, Gloria ..... .... 35 Indiana, S.W. Paniwozik, Robert ....... 35 1053 Veto St., N.W. 1 37, 55, Panza, Anthony ...... ......... 316 Gunnison, N.W. Parauka, Mary ......... ...66, 95, 1650 Tamarack, N.W. Patrick, James .............. 78, 94, 1653 Seventh St., N.W. Pearson, Kenneth .......... 68, 127, 2128 Hamstead Dr., N.W. Pelak, William. .53, 55, 78, 79, 88, 89, 228 Graham Rd., N.W. Phillips, Judith .............. 47, 96, 747 Maridell, N.W. Piechocki, Janet ......... 47, 55, 64, 719 Bristol, N.W. 142 142 .96 142 142 142 142 142 69, 142 143 143 143 91, 143 143 143 143 143 143 143 144 144 144 144 144 144 144 144 .80 144 144 144 144 144 144 Piechocki, Janice ..... 719 Bristol, N.W. Pierzchala, Joseph 360 Gunnison, S.W. ....64, Platte, Keith ....... . . . .... 62, 1359 Valley, N.W. Poggi, Santa ......... 618 Dewey, N.W. Preston, Sally ........... 1331 Derby Dr., N.W. Pupel, Karen ........... 947 Pine, N.W. Q Quinn, Michael ....... 152 Garfield, N.W. R Rademacher, Joanne . .. 215 Glenhaven, N.W. Randall, John ........... 2605 Richmond, N.W. ...65 , 69. Rapolevich, Charles ..... ....... 9 3, 1315 Quarry, N.W. Rasch, Christine .......... 53, 61, 66, 4724 Hayes, N.W. Rasch, Jean ............ 55, 67, 127 6191 Stage Ave., N.W. Rataiczak, Frederick . .... .. 68 Richards Ave., N.W. Rau, Michael ......... 1755 Eighth St., N.W. Reens, Susan ......... 1000 Parkhurst, N.W. Rekucki, Loralee ....... 3734 Marlboro, N.W, Ring, Nancy ........... 53, 1235 El Camino, N.W. Rittenhouse, James .... 78, 79, 88, 89, 725 West Fulton Rock, Gerald ...... 53, 73, 74, 88, 89 536 Webster St., N.W. Rodrigo, Violeta .............,.... 1654 Lincoln St., N.W. Ragalski, David .................. 1055 1-lovey, N.W. Romani, Rita ....... 37, 96, 126, 1858 Lynn Lane, N.W. Rosloniec, Daniel ...... 525 Newberg, N.W. Rudnik, Nancy ....... 1525 Seventh St., N.W. S Sadowski, Noreen ....... 1809 Bridge St., N.W. Sadowski, Richard ..... 1041 Fourth St., N.W Sakocius, Suzanne ..... 1515 Seymour, N.W. Salatka, Rosemarie .......... 2316 Richmond, N.W. Sandee, Judith .... .... 902 Parkhurst, N.W. Saukas, Kenneth ......... 232 Edison Park, N.W. Savickas, Mary ............ 735 Emperor, S.W. Scalabrino, Frank ..... 54, 60, 66, 92, 40 Westmont Drive, N.W. Schafer, Lawrence , ............. .. 4677 Alpine Ave. Schmidt, Bernard ............ 86, 87 735 Maridell, N.W. Schmidt, James .... 53, 54, 55, 73, 236 Valley, S.W. ....46, ....63, 63, 65, 127, .....60, 63, ....60, ...,53, .69, 95, 46, 47,127, 88, 127, 145 145 145 145 145 145 145 145 145 145 145 145 145 145 146 146 146 146 146 146 146 146 146 146 146 146 146 146 147 147 147 147 147 147 89, 147 Schott, Steve ............ 50, 51, 91, 347 Indiana, S.W. Schwartz, Robert ..... 4615 Westshire, N.W. Sevic, Katheen ..... - ..... 1130 Dayton St., S.W. Sheehy, Michael ........ 242 Valley, N.W. Sidlauskas, Louise .... 1124 Hamilton, N.W. Siegel, Laurence ........ 861 Second St., N.W. Siegel Virginia ..... 47, 53, 1659 Willis Ave., N.W. Sielawa, Eizabeth ....... 223 Gunnison, S.W. Sienkiel, Rosemary ..... 215 Lane Ave., S.W. Sieracki, Robert ....... 1730 Sibley, N.W. Skripka, Norma ........ 2708 Emerson, N.W. Slezak, Judith ......... 922 Fifth St., N.W. Smigiel, Roger ......... 751 California, N.W. Smith, Mary ............ 1011 Barber Terrace, N.W. Smolenski, Susan ........ 1661 Lockhart, N.W. Sniatecki, Antoinette ..... 902 W. Fulton Sobel, Susan .......... 46, 53, 55 95 755 Strobel Ave., N.W. Sabota, David ........... 1536 Mt. Mercy Dr., N.W. Sobotka, Janice ..53, 61, 854 First St., N.W. Spruit, James ........... 1834 Chipwood Lane, N.W. Stager, Sheila .........,.... 53, 63 1209 California, N.W. St. Andre, Jerome ...... 832 Dorothy, N.W. Stanton, Nancy ...... 941 Dayton, S.W. Stein, Randall ......... 5995 Bristol, N.W. Stewart, Daniel .,........ 4306 Hattus St., N.W. Stoddard, Ralph ....... 434 Fremont, N.W. Stroh, Sheryle .... . ..... 1050 Parkhurst Ave., N.W. Suchocki, Lois .......... 42, 96, 127, 555 Crosby, N.W. Swierbut, Geraldine ...... 35, 36, 37 1816 Lynne Lane, N.W. Szczepanek, Linda ...... 539 Garfield, N.W. Szotko, Robert ........ 754 Pine, N.W. Szurna, Margaret ........ 1439 Quarry Ave., N.W. Szymanski, Edward. . .73, 91, 92, 4331 Fink Ave., N.W. Szymczak, Paula ....... 731 Stocking, N.W. T Taber, James ........ 17 Leonard, N.W. Tammens, David ...... 229 Garfield, S.W. Tomasik, Marie ........,. 1129 Hamilton, N.W. Troeger, John ........ 51 Richards, N.W. Turk, Patricia ........... 1431 Parkhurst, N.W. 157 ...53, 63, ....94, 63, 66, 67 ....57,60, .....57, ...57, 60, ....50,51 ....78,80 62, 63, 69, .......66 ...37, 53, ....55, ......137, ..64, 102, ...67, 73, ....47 ....37 127, ....96, ....47 ....53 ...46, 57, ...63, 66, 147 147 147 148 148 148 148 148 148 148 148 148 148 148 148 148 148 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 149 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 U Urbanski, Judy ....... 231 Leyden, S.W. V VanderClay, Robert .... 734 Beaumont, N.W. Vanderhyde, Janet .......... .. 112 Westmont Dr., N.W. VanDusen, Diane ......... 1240 Frederick, N.W. VanGesseI, Linda .......... 1537 Hamilton Ave., ..46, 95, N.W. Veneklase, Timothy ............... 1814 Prospect, S.E. W Waalkes, Jane ............ .....64, 1838 Lake Michigan Dr., N.W. Weber, Gregory .................. 2613 Alpine ,N.W. Weber, Susan ............ 1159 Parkhurst, N.W. Weller, Donna ............ 1021 Eleventh St., N.W. ....69, ..50, 66, Williamson, Richard .... 78, 86, 88, 89 1 Lamoreaux Dr., N.W. Wilson, Thomas ., ............. .. 1802 Widdicomb, N.W. Witkowski, Chester ............... 2633 Lake Michigan Dr., N.W. Wittkoski, Adele ......... 46, 64, 68, mo Bridge sl., N.W. Witucki, Lindsay ............. 51, 54 1530 Benning, N.W. Wozniak, Richard ........ 73, 91, 127 824 McReynolds, N.W. Wysacki, Linda ............ 145 Gunnison, S.W. Wysocki, Thomas 211 Ives, S.W. Y Yost, Mary .............. 529 Four Mile Rd., N.W. Young, Barbara .......... 1815 Widdicamb, N.W. Z Zambon, Carol ........... 1600 Oswego, N.W. Zamiara, Susanne .... 55, 64, 1138 Richmond, N.W. Zarnosky, Michael ........ 13825 Ironwood Dr., N.W. Zbikowski, Mary ......... 694 Carpenter, N.W. Zegunis, Jane ........ 935 Harding, N.W. Zeicler, David ........ . . 1212 Myrtle, N.W. Zlydaszyk, Barbara . .. ... 210 Garfield, S.W. .46, 47, ....60 ....66, 95, 127 ..46, 73 r 1 Zlydaszyk, James ........ 37, 46, 127, 1444 Tenth St., N.W. Zobro, Carol ............ 738 Fifth St., N.W. Zobro, Joseph ......... ....... 8 8 621 Pine Ave., N.W. Zokoe, Robert ........... 53, 62, 93 0-588 Lake Michigan Dr., N.W. Zomberg, William ........ 644 Maridell Pl., N.W. Zyskowski, Kathleen ..... 712 Fourth St., N.W. ....60, 1 150 150 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 151 152 152 152 152 152 152 152 152 152 152 152 152 152 152 152 152 152 .94 152 M1 W L Autog phs M M W WWE fQZ33ZQ'Lfm Q MQWQQQMQ QQ? Aww VM as w 'X Mx N, 52 NW Q K9 1513? N' ' gif QW if Rb x W WW WZQWW 'WI WML Xa w WW? hi MX 5 if WM N ' Af? Nh? f Q D N QX UQXJ Q J '- Q xy xml ' 7' X 158 QED' W ,pf wx 3, M 0