William A Wirt High School - Sandscript Yearbook (Gary, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1966 volume:

1966 SANDSCRIPT Volume 28 William A. Wirt High School 210 N. Grand Boulevard Gary, Indiana J VMM M H 'i u mi n ■ mu n in j i1 iii ii iii i i H ii umm n i ii ■«■ ii ini q m iii ii ill ii iS Life........................4 Academics..................20 Major Events...............46 Clubs......................64 Sports.....................92 Classes...................112 Ads Index...............162 and downs i°ys and and failures rewards and thankless jobs Touch and 4 5 6 7 8 9 School teach, guide, assist, evaluate, provoke thought make learning worthwhile, informative, interesting, enjoyable aid in growing up gratification concern, satisfaction, frustration Life 10 11 12 School sponsor, tutor, aid speaker, chaperone in spare time help dances, pep sessions, buses, meetings, games, problems relax grade papers, plan for tomorrow profession pleasure, giving, receiving Life 13 14 15 16 17 18 School learning and growing meeting and working with people experience participate in activities, make friends become close, share life then graduation Touch . . . and Go 19 ACADEMICS Supervisors Regulate Guidance and management by competent individuals were once again the major constituents of a fruitful year of education coordination. In addition to strengthening the bond between parent and teacher, the Parent Teacher Association backed various activities to raise funds in support of school affairs. Whether athletic event, pep rally, or social function, Mr. Chance and Mr. Grigsby were always on hand. By their faithful attendance, both our principal and assistant principal, displayed their desire for improved communication between student and executive. As all organized institutions, a school system must have a legislative department. The School Board served this need well with Dr. Lee R. Gilbert, Superintendent of schools as its director. Such factors enabled the Gary Schools to top previous records for superiority of learning in our city. Superintendent, Dr. Lee R. Gilbert Gary Board of School Trustees Standing: Mr. Donald Belec, Secretary; Mr. Leroy Mitchell, Treasurer. Seated: Mr. Andrew White, Mr. James Wygant, President; Dr. Montague Oliver, Vice President. 22 Well Rounded Curriculum A Miss Tallos outlines the year's program for interested parents at the P.T.A. open house. Mr. James Stump President P.T.A. Officers: Mrs. S. Green, First Vice President; Mrs. Hostetler, Second Vice President; Mrs. R. Nelson, Secretary; Mrs. A. Orner, Treasurer. Mr. George R. Grigsby Mr. William K. Chance 23 A Helping Hand, Mrs. Vera Newcomb Mrs. Joan Jenkins Mrs. Roxanna Anderson Mrs. Ethel Glover Mr. Charles Vas, Mrs. Ovalene Aaron, Mr. Bert Ross, Guidance Counselors. Mrs. Dotty Demmon, Social Worker Mrs. Mary King Miss Marian Biltz, Nurse 24 A Friendly Face During the past year Wirt’s professional staff, including the custodians, cafeteria staff, secretaries and the guidance counselors worked many long hours to make a better place for study and recreation. Keeping our school clean and in smooth working order, were our hard working custodians. When the long awaited lunch hour arrived, hungry Troopers rushed for the cafeteria where our fine cafeteria staff prepared and served each day’s menu. Carrying out their everyday duties, Wirt’s conscientious secretaries and guidance counselors, were ready to help each student. Mrs. Lindstrom and Mrs. Dwyer, our cashiers, are also a vital part of our cafeteria staff. Mr. Bush, chief custodian, and members of his staff pause Lunch matrons catch a last breath before the charge of the for a brief rest in the day's activities. thundering herd. We can take pride in the appearance of our school because Head cook, Mrs. Vincent, and her assistants ready kitchen members of Wirts |anitorial staff take pride in their work. facilities for another day of meeting the needs of hungry troopers. 25 Elocution And Classics Mold Miss Sheila Brady Mr. James Larcomb Miss Susan Hirsh Mr. Edward Fife Young minds absorb English Literature with some difficulty, but ready interest. Students benefit from personal instruction in individual development reading classes. Mrs. Janet Parfenoff Mrs. Gloria Hjerpe Mrs. Isabella Shirk, IDR Instructor 26 Personality and Character Besides competing with their new environment, the seventh and eighth graders of Willie Wirt have started probing into the new and unfamiliar forms of English literature. They were orientated with Steinbeck’s short stories along with poetry by several famous American poets. All through the year-they were kept on their toes with spelling tests, bringing their continually growing vocabularies to new heights. During the past school year, the speech and drama classes, under the duel supervision of Mrs. Margaret Labb Jones and Mrs. Phyllis Court, have gone deep into the fundamentals of diction, audience contact, and overcoming nervousness while speaking publicly. Their aim has been to develop a well rounded personality in each of their students and to arouse a further interest in the study of speech and dramatics. Practicing newly learned poise and confidence, speech student, Sue Anderson, delivers a well received address. Mrs. Margaret Labb Jones Mrs. Phyllis Court The annual Christmas production is rehearsed to perfection by the combined Drama classes. 27 Mr. William Morris Mr. Steven Bazin Members of a senior English class ask, Was Lady Macbeth really that bad?’’ Mr. Paul Elliot Mrs. Sharon Robbins Miss Marilyn Lerch Miss Mary Goluch Mr. David Kazen Teachers Expound 28 Depth In Literary Development Having returned from Harvard where he was studying on a John Hay Fellowship, Mr. William Morris reattained the chairmanship of the English department at Wirt. Under his direction, the English teachers worked toward another rewarding year. In the senior classes, the emphasis was on classic plays such as Macbeth and advanced composition work. Once more, the juniors' teachers helped to make a term paper a reality. Under the direction of well-prepared instructors the sophomores found the topics of Silas Marner and Julius Caesar had rounded off the better part of their first year. Guiding the freshmen along through their first year, teachers imposed the importance of analyzing a novel in their keen exploration of Great Expectations. The Troopers had no trouble in finding bits of information in our spacious, modern library. Mrs. Mary Oppman, assisted by Mr. Richard Scheub, kept it stocked with all available, up to date literary materials. Aiding in our eagerness to learn was a very efficient audio-visual department, headed by Mr. Scheub. It provided a variety of film strips, tapes, and movies for both teachers and students. Mrs. Mary Oppman With o pencil, a card, and a smile, student librarians effi ciently distribute library materials. Mr. Richard Scheub 29 Wirt Linguistics Expand Mrs. Elsie Wendt Miss Florence Portillo Mrs. Maria Valdes Mr. Joseph Fryar Mrs. Linda Waechter Listening to a recording of her own voice, Barbara Nicksic furthers her fluency in Spanish. First year German scholars. Bill Hess and Clarence Dean, seem to be getting more out of the language than fellow classmates. 30 to Include German Classes An examination in French grammar is food for thought for second year students. Miss Irene Krivaila Mr. Theo Theis History and geography complete the course in first year German. Every year our language department expands, becoming more efficient, and this year the tradition was finely upheld. Added to our standard curriculum of French, Spanish, and Latin were new classes in German. Composing the ranks of the new students were fourth and fifth year French and Spanish students, who found themselves struggling to learn a new accent, while German also became the adopted language for many students who tackled a foreign tongue for the first time. Not only has the language curriculum expanded, but also the number of teachers and foreign language students. Our modern and efficient language facilities were well used, aiding the teacher in presenting his material and the students in grasping the intricacies of a language foreign to his own native tongue. By the end of the year, a friendly greeting in foreign jargon of any type was not only frequent, but perhaps as common as the typical English Hi. Spanish III students listen as one fellow Spaniard presents a dialogue. 31 Modern Math ‘Sets Mr. George Dunleavy Mr. Monte Foster Miss Nancy Bollinger Mr. Nick Meneakis Attempting to understand the world of math, students attend to geometric laws. Mrs. Theresa Hannon Mrs. Roberta Nelson Junior high school mathematicians concentrate on the explanation of a difficult point. 32 New Methods For Math Teachers Algebra students illustrate that math is learned through problem solving and practice. Freshman moth students strive to start their high school careers on the right foot. Mr. Edward Senf Mrs. Jan Uecker Keeping up with today's world and the need for advanced training in and knowledge of changing mathematics, our outstanding math department, headed by Mr. George Dunleavy, offered their students the new basics of modern math. Along with the standards of algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and analytical geometry, modern math was added. Young mathematicians found themselves faced with more demanding challenges and broader opportunity than had any preceding Wirt students. The advancement involved far more than just the high school students. Seventh and eighth graders started receiving the modern training right from the beginning, enabling their background in the new mathematics to fully develop. For all students it was rough going, but well worth the struggle when compared to the working knowledge gained. Mr. Leonard Gorsegner Mr. Gregory Molinaro Freshman math students strive to absorb the complex why's and how's of intricate algebra problems. 33 Mr. Xavier Carrico Mr. James Ertel Mr. David Lukosik Science Staff Nurtures Mr. Robert Holt Mr. Marvin Syren Utilizing a vast store of equipment, biologists prepare and experiment. 34 Theories are confirmed by a check with litmus paper. Miss Kristin Heilman Mr. Douglas Tweeten New Understanding of Life With every year, new classes of eager students embark on the mysteries of science. This past year was no exception. Exploring the wonders of morphology and physiology, the rapidly developing student biologists learned of the complexities of living things. Under the leadership of Mr. Ertel, science chairman, students worked diligently in Wirt's excellent laboratories, making observations and gaining precision experience. Young chemists learned of nature's elements and their many reactions in varied combinations. Physics students studied the whys behind the phenomena of light, motion, and space relation. Complicated normality and molarity problems were solved by advanced scientists who had benefitted from the fine science courses offered at Wirt. Eighth grade scientists develop experimental techniques which will aid them in future study. 35 Social Mr. Lewis Simmons Science Alerts Students As the world’s people grew closer together and their problems became more complex, social science teachers were challenged with the need of covering a vast range of new and far-reaching material. Seniors studied the complexities of our own government, discovering the real meaning of good citizenship, and tackled the intricate workings of economics. Juniors began soaking up the facts of the United States history, sorting out the tangled mass of vaguely familiar historic happenings, and assembling them into a meaningful pattern. Other than the required courses, students studied geography and history on a world-wide scope. Field trips and speeches, completing the agenda, rounded out the year with the offer of knowledge from those of personal experience and governmental background. U.S. history students turn their attention to a display on the side board. Attentive students listen to a discussion on the ancient customs of the world. Miss Sandra Tallos Mrs. Florence Schulze Miss Karen Compton Mrs. Frances Ceaser 36 To World-wide Problems Mr. John Ban Captivated by one of Mr. Onda's stirring lectures are students of world history. Miss Barbara Mucci The problems of the economy monopolize the attention of economics students during a test. Mr. Robert Duffy 37 r Mr. Walter Nabhan Players ready themselves for the jump ball as Skip Coley prepares for the toss. Mr. Jack Owen Mr. John Stefanelli Safety Training Physical education stresses development of ability plus mental alertness. Coach Nabhan's competent staff of instructors stresses the importance of physical fitness on all of their students. Football, handball, and gymnastics headed the well planned agenda. Under well experienced direction, the girls physical fitness program materialized. Acrobatics, wallball, basketball, volleyball, and folk dancing kept them physically in shape all year. Driving is a skill acquired by time and is not learned over night. Coach Owen, along with Coach Bracich and Coach Newton, impressed this point on all students within the first few days of each class. Along with learning the skills of driving, helpful mechanical techniques were lightly but importantly stressed. Burpies provide welcomed exercise for feminine figures. The action is fast’n furious in a girls basketball contest. 38 Safeguards Physical Activity Miss Eleanor Brace Miss Arlene Olson Girls wait eagerly “on the bench in a heated basketball game. -A Mr. John Newton Mr. Walter Brachich Alert spotters keep watch while Doug Fairley performs other difficult feat on the parallel bars. 39 Cultural Mrs. Dorothy Ives Engrossed in on arts and crofts project. Sue Garcia explores the ancient process of weaving. As the fine arts played an ever-increasing role in the culture of our society, Wirt's art and music teachers worked to broaden and enrich the scope of their materials. Keeping pace with the educational needs of our time, Mrs. Ives, as senior art advisor worked with her students and fellow teachers to provide the school with any needed artistic projects, enhancing our building and all school productions. The music department coordinated not only our own concerts, but also participated in the Spring Music Festival and NISBOVA, each year graduating a larger number of skilled musicians and trained vocalists. This was the reward of dedication and six years of intense work. Mr. Eric Matysiak 40 Talent reigns supreme in the commercial art class. Studies Elevate Curriculum Mr. Joseph Baranko Mr. Thomas Dobay JA Mr. Mitch Bender Mr. Robert Beckman Junior high band students practice in the spirit of true musicians. Theory and harmony students listen as their instructor theorizes and harmonizes. Beginning orchestra students follow the baton of their director. 41 Students Prepare With the development of business and the increasing demand on Americans to be able to figure budgets, tax forms, and to cope with the complicated ways of our economic society, the business department has also expanded, enabling it to prepare Wirt's students for their future roles as useful members of the American public. With Mr. Robert Weddell's experience and skill providing guidance, the business education faculty stressed the need for proficiency in typing for college-bound students as well as those training for secretarial positions, while offering invaluable guidance to those with interest in the growing opportunities available in the business world. Closely related to business education, training in the industrial arts not only acted as a foundation for future learning, but also afforded the opportunity for Wirt students to sample possible vocational interests and to test their natural ability and adeptness in the industrial skills. Miss Rose Scelsi Mr. Raymond Sifrig Typing students race to finish one of the mony timed writings. Mr. Pete Cusmano For Occupational Roles 43 Industrial wizards of the future learn the tricks of the trade. Mr. Miles Ivkovich Language Seminar: Top. Cynthia Tsoutsouris, Jill Bushnell, Micheal Jensen, Pam McNichols, Roz Pacther. Bottom: Cheryl Science Seminar: Top: Wally Pankowski, Tom Blakley, Eric Dreher. Bottom-. Roger Vanderlaan, Mike Toth, Dave Rein. Educational Humanities Seminar: Top: Suzi Sargent, Sara Penny. Bottom-. Sandy Miller. Art History: Top. Anne Posz, Leslie Neil, Phyllis Meyerson, Adeane Alpert. Bottom-. Kathy Burns. Math Seminar: Top-. Jim Wolf, Dale Tavis, Bill Hubbard, Karen Weiss, Manual Perez. Bottom: Ellen Weinstein. 44 Constitutional Law: Top: Marc Kaplan, Bob Thompson. Bottom. Bruce Fine. Opportunities Open To Gifted Students Students showing outstanding academic aptitude and above average achievement in their first two years of high school were able to broaden and supplement their regular curriculum by participating in the Gary Advanced Study Program. Operating on tri-mesters for the first time this year the program offered more opportunity for continued study in various seminars and a more diversified range of discussion groups. Toward the end of the year, Seniors received their first teaching experience, substituting in some classes for our regular faculty on the Annual Senior Teachers' Day. Here, those who had tentative plans for teaching as a career made primary discoveries as to their ability and real vocational interest. Cheryl Eley Football-O-Romo Queen Joan Stump Attendant Football-O-Rama Opening the Gary schools football season with its traditional excitement, the 1965 Football-O-Rama surpassed all previous performances in color, enthusiasm, and sportsmanship. With eight teams and sixteen Queen candidates, competition was keenly felt, and the victors richly rewarded. The Trooper team displayed what hard training and the will to win does for a team that faces a seemingly over-powering foe. Though we didnt win, we witnessed no raids' by the Tolleston team who left the game at the 0-0 mark. 48 Spirit Soars to Greet Homecoming Enthusiasm mounted the week before Homecoming as students actively participated in dressing-up Miller and prepar- ing for the school-wide, out-door pep rally. 49 A Victorious Homecoming: Spirit . Queen candidates, painted windows, bright banners, red and white halls, and a hard-working football team were the first signs of the 1965 Homecoming. In a whirlwind of scurrying work and activity, the entire student body and surrounding community were caught-up in the excitement of a parade, a queen, and that all-important game. The Homecoming parade was blessed with bubbling enthusiasm and beautiful weather. As the many colorful units converged on the Wirt football field, spirit surged and climaxed at the outdoor pep session with the announcement of the grand prize . .runs on! senior flag and the first prize junior flag. As the field lights dimmed, Troopers headed home, overflowing with expectation of the coming game. Lowell offered little resistance to our boys who thundered to a 34-0 victory, sending ecstatic Troopers into frenzied fits of joy. At the height of this perfection came the announcement of Cheryl Eley as our 1965 Homecoming Queen. As it all came to an end, seniors felt the first nostalgic pangs of realization that it was their last, and underclassmen found themselves looking forward to another perfect Homecoming. Our Day Has Come Joan Stump Senior Attendant Beth Sekulovich Junior Attendant Cheryl Eley 1965 Homecoming Queen -5 Paula Eley Junior Attendant Pat Owen Senior Attendant 51 Small is the worth Of Beauty from the light retired; Bid her come forth. Suffer herself to be desired, And not blush so to be admired. Edmund Waller Vickie Cork Cindy Robinson Sue Axton 2nd Place Debbie EHresman 1st Place 52 Miss Wirt Photogenic 1966 53 Babes from Toyland March to Toy soldiers, a storybook castle, and a giant Christmas tree were the symbols of the fifth annual Snow Ball, Babes in Toyland, presented by the 1966 SANDSCRIPT staff. Much of the credit for a delightful evening was due to Judy Nash and her efforts as chairman of the affair. As we decorated that afternoon, we saw the Pavilion transformed, as if by magic, into a winter wonderland of fantasy. On Monday, December 20, 1965, the scene was set for the year's first major social event and a wonderful beginning for the holiday season. From eight o'clock to eleven, couples munched holiday cookies and danced to the beat of the Mystics. As the girls and their dates departed for their favorite dinner spots, they looked forward to February in anticipation of the King and Queen dance, Fame and Fortune. 54 Regal Fame And Fortune Queen Bonnie Spungen King Doug Fairley 55 Royal Senior Couples Epit For weeks in advance of the actual event, we waited and wondered who the senior royalty would be. As the day of the King and Queen dance approached, this was the thought prevalent in all senior minds. On the eighteenth day of February, nineteen hundred and sixty-six, the mystery was to be solved. At the Marquette Park Pavilion, seniors were honored by the junior class with its presentation of Fame and Fortune. The efforts of committees and committee chairmen, Cindy Ross, Entertainment; Jan Richardson, Publicity; Marcy Rubinstein, Programs and Tickets; Gordana Jocic, Decorations; Bonny Janes, Sponsors and Gifts; Kay Cope, Refreshments; Steve Weiss, Elections; and Tom Gourley, General Chairman, were rewarded with the coming of eight o'clock and the smiles of approval from the arriving guests. The suspense of the evening mounted as couples danced to the music of the Mystics or snacked on cookies and punch amid a decor of huge coins and 56 omize Outstanding Qualities money trees. The atmosphere conveyed the junior opinion that the future outlook was bright for the seniors of 66. At last the long-awaited hour arrived and the music ceased. All eyes turned toward the regal throne for the announcements of those to be honored. Then came the voice of master of ceremonies, Ken Brown: Neatness in Dress, Nancy Miller and Jack Burger; Smile, Roxanne Hunt and Harry Shelgren; Hair, Mary Ann Dusich and Larry Skingley; Eyes, Paula Brogno and Joe Paquin; Wit, Sue Anderson and Zack Cornea; Most Likely to Succeed, Pam McNichols and Bruce Fine; Dance, Dave Feigenbaum and Chris Wysong; Personality, Cheryl Eley and Art Berke; Femininity and Masculinity, Linda Robinette and Skip Coley. And finally the golden moment arrived when their royal majesties. Queen Bonnie Spungen and King Doug Fairley led their light-hearted court in dance on their evening of evenings. 57 Talented Troopers Entertain Pat Owen Industrious Talent Show board members, garet Parker, Rita Solomon, Roxanne Hunt, Director eft to fight: Tom Cifaldi, Phil Swan, Mar- Cindy Ross and Barry Soltz. 58 With Fractured Fairy Tales 59 Fun And Fury Combine To Create 60 61 In the shadows of the night, Kay and Skip lose themselves in romantic dreams. Tom and Chris blast into orbit around the ceaseless beat of the band. Pam and Diane find themselves captured by the charms of their partners. Reflections of Jerkin Joan and bouncin’ Bob entice their partners to keep on dancing. 62 the Past, Anticipation of the Future Our ceremonious evening of pomp and circumstance was preceded by a gala night which drifted into morning in a moment. The Prom was an event to be remembered. After weeks of preparation and shopping for just the right gown or dinner jacket, the magical hour of eight o’clock arrived on May 20. Shining cars pulled up in front of the pavilion and from them emerged couples ready for a few hours of romantic elegance. With the end of the Grand March came a change in mood as the scene changed to Jackson's and the riotous Dawn Hop. June 6, 1966, Memorial Auditorium—Graduation and the realization of a goal. With caps and gowns in order, we meditated upon the four years of successes and failures that had comprised a class. Though the commencement exercises terminated our high school years, we will ever remain the class of 66. CLUBS Scoring a Victory as 66 They “Touch and Go” To the 1966 SANDSCRIPT Staff TOUCH and GO' was not only the theme for the yearbook but also the way of life on annual staff. Unprinted pictures, lost contact sheets, unfinished copy, and missed deadlines contributed to our exasperation but never to our defeat. Each staff member did his best and gave a part of himself to the annual. To the rest of the students at Wirt the 1966 SANDSCRIPT will be a record of the past school year, but to. . . Kathy, who never quite succeeded in getting room 221 quiet sixth hour. . . Joe, who should have gotten an A in bookkeeping as he kept track of all our funds. . . Stacey, whose artistic ability and knowledge gave the book the added touches it needed. . . Pat, whose problem was to get the photographers and the staff members together at the same time. . . Lynn, who knows whose pictures are on every page of the annual. . . Cheryl and Ann, who almost had to spend the night of the eighteenth in room 221. . . Mary Lou and Marc, who were the first to leave but always came back. . . Barbara and Sue, who always met the new teachers after their pages had been sent in. . . Jeff and Zach, who solved the question of the year, how to take golf shots in a foot of snow. . . Joan, Sherry, and Clarence, who wrote and rewrote in an attempt to come up with fresh ideas. . . Cheryl, Judy, Peggy, Roz, Steve, Pat, and Sue, who now know the faces of every student in school. . . Norman, Jim, Tom, Cindy, Shirley, and Cheryl, who produced many more pictures than we ever used . . .Chris, our most valuable member. . . and Mr. Meneakis, whose guidance as a sponsor and whose help as a photographer added more to our yearbook than any other single person. . . the 1966 SANDSCRIPT will always be a victory hard fought for and well deserved. 67 Phyllis Meyerson, Editor Cynthia Tsoutsouris, Tim Carlton, and Marilyn Berke study the rules for this year s literary competition. Sandy Heminger, Kathy Burns, and Susan Smolinske discuss the merits of the style used in one student s theme. Literary buffs Bob Thompson, Barb Nicksic, Leslie Neil, and Maureen Andreakis examine prospective material for this year's issue. Snaps and 68 Editor Adeane Alpert and her Associate Editor, Art Berke discuss an article in a previous issue of SOUNDTRACK. Communication has always been one of the most vital facets of high school life. Providing students with all current news items, as well as stimulating editorials, was the goal of SOUNDTRACK, and concurring with this aim, it was the duty of the SINGING SANDS staff to compile an anthology of student literary achievements. Each afternoon during sixth hour, room 123 hummed with the industrious activities of the SOUNDTRACK staff as they raced to meet monthly deadlines. With the capable guidance of editor Adeane Alpert and sponsor Mr. Bazin, our newspaper presented accurate accounts of all school events. Sunday afternoon SINGING SANDS meetings were conducted by editor Cynthia Tsoutsouris and sponsor Miss Goluch. Dedicated members willingly sacrificed their leisure time to turn out a publication representative of both the creative talents of Wirt students and the tireless efforts of a team. Blythe Baker, Barb Lavedas, Buck Rogers, Tom Gourley, Bill Hubbard, and Marcy Rubinstein take a minute to smile for the camera. Staff members Barb Murway, Janice Kirby, Sara Penny, Bill Cavalier, Penny King, and Margaret Parker are now seen on the other side of the camera. Prose Capture Wirt Moods 69 Senators Committee Chairmen: Jim Wolf, Building and Grounds; Judy Nash, Social; Zach Cornea, Election. Fourth hour lunch period quickly developed into a fast-moving, touch-and-go series of discussions, debates, motions, and immeasurable effort put-forth and carried-on by the two branches of the Wirt Student Council. Whether staging a talent show or raising money to help send a deserving Wirt student to college, the Senate’s superior organization and know-how were unmistakably apparent. Assisted by the outstanding leadership of Council President Lynn Rogers and the invaluable guidance of sponsor, Mr. Bert Ross, the Senators waded through student and school problems, trying to achieve the Student Council's stated purpose of promoting the welfare of William A. Wirt School, and providing ways and means of democratic living. Class Presidents: Craig Urban, Freshman; Ken Brown, Junior; Marc Milgram, Sophomore; Buck Rogers, Senior. W.S.O. Officers: Joan Stump, Vice-President; Mr. Ross, Sponsor; Cheryl Eley, Secretary; Anne Posz, Historian; Lynn Rogers, President. Coordinate and Control School Activity Senior Representatives: Bruce Fine and Barbara Murway Junior Representatives: Steve Weiss and Cindy Ross Freshmen Representatives: Ralph Hughes and Sharon Pappas Sophomore Representatives: John Cambre and Meri Ann Ralston 71 Freshmen Representatives: Front Row: Nancy Croll, Pat Ayers, Sue Burns, Janice Isaacson. Second Row. Armelle Moore, Denise Drag, Jane Lukmann, Mary Haughey. Third Row. Dave Spungen, Joe Sigler, Jeff Mills, Rick Weiss, Keith Pitzele. Senior Representatives: Front Row-. Eric Dreher, Manuel Perez. Second Row. Art Berke, Rick Meyette. Sophomore Representatives: Front Row. Barb Johnson, Pat Chance, Chris Lins. Second Row. Steve Ziomek, Jack Searle, Gary Polland, Dave Anderson. Junior Representatives: Front Row. Pat Schick, Mike Jensen, Ann Berk. Second Row. Wally Pankowski, George Tachtiris, Dave Eskilson. Organizations Representatives: Front Row: Sandy Heminger, Mary Lou Kelly, Blythe Baker, Kathy Burns. Second Row: Pam McNichols, Suzi Sargent, Roz Pachter. Third Row: Stuart Steinhardt, David Rein, Skip Coley. Club and Student Student Guidance Officers Roz Pachter, President; Linda Wolf, Vice-President; and Katee Babcock, Secretary; inspect TROOPER TOPICS. Register Representatives, Club Presidents, and Publications Editors became irreplaceable parts in the Student Council machinery as the W.S.O. House of Representatives swung into full force as the major body of communication between students, faculty, and administration. The House became a place of frequent and powerful debate as well as the central location for airing varied student opinions. The Representatives duties were, however, not limited to just talking as illustrated by their efficient handling of the student store, W.S.O. lost and found, and the hall guard system. Working closely with the Student Council, the Student Guidance Committee, under the capable leadership of President Roz Pachter and Sponsor Mrs. Ovalene Aaron, formed another link in the program to prepare students for adult life and responsibility. Martha Thompson, Evan Ralston, and George Tachtiris, Student Guidance members, prepare for College Night. Head Hall Guards, Cheryl Echterling and Paul Johnson check the schedule for the coming week. Representation = Communication 73 Honor Society officers, Horry Shelgren, treasurer; Susan Penny, vice-president; review the qualifications of prospec- Smolinske, secretary; Pam McNichols, president; and Sara tive candidates. Joan Stump and Skip Coley ponder the Honor Society brochure and the high qualities required to be admitted to this organization. Act Well Your Part, There 74 All Honor Lies Pope 75 Typifying the true characteristics of Honor Society are Marc Kaplan and Cynthia Tsoutsouris. Founded as a national organization for only those who meet high standards in areas of character, leadership, service, and scholarship, the Honor Society has become one of Wirt s most active clubs. Much more than just a select group of students, the Honor Society members, organized by president Pam McNichols and sponsor Mrs. Roberta Nelson, strove to be worthy of the honor and responsibility placed on them as exemplified in the induction ceremony's traditional words: To you we throw the torch, be yours to hold it high. Symbol of wisdom's search, where truth’s deep secrets lie. Lighting the learner's path, in darkest parts of earth. The sign of scholar's faith, in man's eternal worth. To learn, to serve, to lead, and thus at last to be Worthy to bear the torch of light, eternally. This is the goal we seek, this is our earnest cry, To you we throw the torch, be yours to hold it high! Here it is, says Cheryl Eley as she displays the list of initiates to Bruce Fine. Kathy Burns and Mary Lou Kelly pensively investigate the new math materials. Occidental Customs Learned Thro ugh Language French Club members, Barbara Nicksic, Paula Brogno, and Roz Pachter add a French flair to the classroom. Latin Club officers: June Slatnich, Secretary; Bill Hess, Vice-President; Sandy Hemmger, President; Sharon Ravn, Treasurer. French Club officers: Paula Thanos, Treasurer; Molly Smith, Vice-President; Jeanine Komorowski, President; Karen Weiss, Historian; Sandy Miller, Secretary. Latin Club members, Tom Robinson, Steve Ziomek, Sharon Ravn, and Sandy Heminger, investigate career opportunities for Latin majors. 76 Club Activities The linguists of Wirt School used their time and talents in producing a well-rounded year of club activities. The French Club carried on its theme in its traditional le Petit Moulin Rouge at the Me Voutthis year. The Latin Club's paramount activity hinged on its success in the city-wide Latin Conference. Its Bac-canalia and Saturnalia, portraits of ancient Roman holidays, highlighted the year. Members of the Spanish Club were swept into a circle of activities leading up to their annual Christmas Fiesta where songs and skits headed the entertainment list. Last but not least is the new member to the language clubs, the German Club. In its early stages it organized many club activities, taking part in parties and hay rides. The linguists from all clubs brought to an end a year of hard work and fun with the annual Language Clubs dance and picnic. Spanish Club members David Smith, Nancy Sheridan, Pat Ayers, and Rick Weiss pose in front of Mrs. Wendt's verb chart. German Club officers: Rita Solomon, Secretary-Treasurer; Carol Paul, Social Chairman; Stuart Steinhardt, President; Louis Lesser, Sergeant-at-arms. German Club members Jeff Lions, Mike Toth, Barb Hirsch, and Dave Rein are four of many interested in the Rhineland. Spanish Club officers: Leslie Neil, Historian; Kitty Dominick, Vice President; Sara Packer, President; Andrea Russell, Treasurer; Gricelda Perez, Secretary. 77 Students Combine People with special interests turned to clubs which offered many opportunities for further study and enjoyment in specific areas. Under the experienced direction of Mr. Kazen, the Debate Club's potential was fully developed as illustrated by their many fine finishes over other skilled high school teams. F.T.A., Future Teachers of America, attempted to orientate future instructors to the many teaching opportunities throughout the United States. Their year was highlighted by the Hobart F.T.A. Conference. The Chess Club, directed by Mr. Simmons, provided entertainment for those with patience and cunning. Competition was not restricted to Wirt, as several games were played in inter-city competition. Science Club activities ranged from field trips to honoring guest speakers. Weekly meetings were highlighted by talks presented by individual members. Engrossed by a weekly speaker are Science Club members F.T.A. members P. King, B. Fisch, F. Bizanes, R. Radosh, S. E. Dreher, A. Lindstrom, W. Hubbard, P. Meyerson, J. Posz, Rowland, N. Hubbard, and C. Lins examine donations to the A. Rockwell, D. Sandine, B. Gibson, and S. Smolinske. Marines Toy Drive. Generating interest in science are program chairman S. Penny, vice-president J. Eastlund, Treasurer R. Vanderlaan, president D. Rein, and secretary S. Smolinske. Vice-president R. Visclosky, secretary S. Thompson, president B. Baker, and historian K. Jens lead future teachers in their exploration of their chosen field. 78 to Enjoy Special Interests Searching his way out of Howard Gross cleverly sprung trap is David Smith while Craig Kaplan and David Sandine ponder the game's progress. Chess Club members: H. Gross, D. Smith, J. Clark, W. Klein-man, R. Yancey, W. Marcus, F. Crawley, C. Kaplan, W. Hess, A. Rockwell, D. Sandine, W. Hubbard, S. Burke, R. Olmstead. Debating their club's progress are president Dan Fowler, secretary Blythe Baker, and vice-president Tim Carlton. Keeping their club in check, president Bill Hubbard and program chairman Wayne Kleinman pursue their interest in the game of kings. Debate Club members: C. Kaplan, D. Eskilson, G. Polland, P. Brogno, B. Brough, E. Ostrofski, L. Wolf, M. Smith, D. Fow- ler, T. Carlton, M. Milgram, and B. Baker. ________________________________________________________________ 79 Apprentices Gain Experience in Assistants Susan Smolinske and Barbara Morgan review the opportunities offered by the reference shelf. Library Assistants Laura Levy and Karen Duffy know the importance of familiarity with library materials. Nancy Fay and Myrta Torres keep track of visitors to the library. Jay Tavris, Alan Lindstrom, and Shirley Powell, Library Assistants, take charge of the duties of the desk. 80 Vocational Areas The students of Wirt had many educational opportunities beyond those of an academic nature. By assisting individual teachers and various departments in the school, we gained valuable experience and possible vocational training. Student assistants were a much needed addition to the library staff, taking care of checking books, records, and magazines, keeping shelves in order, and helping other students to find needed materials. Under the supervision of Mr. Meneakis, light sources, shading, speed, and background became important factors to amateur photographers. Taking all pictures for the SOUNDTRACK and SANDSCRIPT, these students also learned to process their own pictures. While photographers promoted printed communication, intercom operators reached the entire school furthering student participation and total school unity. Intercom operators, from left to right, Tim Carlton, Andy Jakob, Adelle Nichols, Evon Ralston, Paula Brogno, and Alan Lindstrom, pause to preview the morning news. Photography staff members, from left to right, Cindy Robinson, Tom Robbins, Cheryl Primack, Norman Nab-han, Shirley Talbert, James Onoda, and Chris Wysong, smile for the candid camera. 81 The band officers are Marc Kaplan, Merit Secretary; Randy Hostetler, Vice-President; Jill Hebib, President and Phil Swan, Secretary-Treasurer. Diligent Our concert and marching band once again proved that practice makes perfect. Wearing new uniforms for the first time, band members participated in various parades, contests, and concerts. Bandmaster Mr. Baranko and drum major Randy Hostetler guided members through the many hours of field exercise necessary to perform with precision timing. With the rhythm and poise of professionals, our majorettes kept time to the marching beat with complicated routines. The sale of magazines and performances of various seasonal concerts provided funds for additional uniforms. With the final note of Pomp and Circumstance,” instruments and uniforms were readied for another summer of travel and experience. Woodwind Section - Front Row. N. Searle, M. Gilroy, D. Larson, M. Mills, T. Wheeler, M. Popescue, W. Grunow, D. Tav-ris, T. Cifaldi, W. O'Neal, C. Russell. 2nd Row-. C. Lozow, S. McClark, M. Burgess, C. Allen, S. Taggart, J. Hurst, L. Lar- ? son, P. Lindquist, R. Teel, S. Carlton, K. Groebner, J. Burgess. 3rd Row: P. Fay, L. Hostetler, I. Boutwell, R. Russell, C. Taylor, T. Azcona, J. Tessler, B. Gibson, D. Cole, J. Bryan. T 82 Practice — Euphonious Melodies Brass Section - Front Row: A. Scholebo, S. Kellner, D. Rein, R. Larson, B. Hurst, G. Camden, K. Kubick, R. Keiser. 2nd Row: B. Bennett, N. Reuland, D. Feigenbaum, D. Eskilson, J. Isaacson, R. Olmstead, H. Gross, S. Bennett. 3rd Row. A. Pante, C. Moore, J. Kmetz, G. Shaffner, D. Sandine, D. Hed-gren, D. Smith, A. Rockwell, D. Cunningham. Percussion Section - Front Row. L. McCloud, D. Lineberry, A Lindstrom. 2nd Row. J. Frets, F. Cavalier. Drum Major and Majorettes - Kneeling-. S. Swisher, P. Mc-Kie. Standing. S. Stephens, V. McGary, N. Fay, R. Hostetler, D. Fay, M. Smith, R. Cohn. 83 With Voice and The Orchestra officers are Judy Sisko, Vice President; Pat Chance, Secretary-Treasurer; and Suzi Sargent, President. United through a common artisitic interest were two musical groups. The woodwinds, strings, and brass of the orchestra harmonized to provide the right atmosphere when their services were requested at various programs and convocations. At the signal of Mr. Baranko s baton, instrumentalists gave their rendition of classical arrangements. The chorus, under the directorship of Mr. Beckman, participated in musical programs for the student body, contributing diversions from the usual evening entertainment as they broke into song. Both of these groups offered concerts of modern and classical music, highlighting the season with the spring Instrumental Varieties. The N.I.S. B.O.V.A. competition attracted entries from Wirt as our vocalists and virtuosos received high honors. Front Row. S. Sargent, C. Tsoutsouris, M. Jensen, J. Barancyk, B. Yuraitis, G. Hoffman, I. Lineberry, J. Eastlund, J. Kmetz, J. Sisko. Back Row. S. Burke, J. Weiss, B. Hirsch, P. Miller, S. Swischer, D. Price. B. Gibson, J. Ordas, L. Oppman, N. Miller, J. Hebib, M. Burgess, B. Rockwell, J. Price, J. Massey, R. Titak, J. Ripper. Standing: P. Chance, L. Gutowski, D. Mee. 84 Instrument We Train and Entertain Chorus: Front,Row. J. Kirby, C. Martin, K. Mitsiff, N. Miller, M. Beletz, L. Levy, C. Mintz, A. Posz, N. Fergusen, J. Mmtz. Second Row. A. Russell accompanist; B. Murway, P. Michnich, P. Lindsay, K. Mattox, D. Keffer, M. Vargo, G. Russell, L. Cupka, P. McReynolds, M. Parker. Third Row. B. Baker, P. Owen, L. Neil, S. Ravn, E. Lebo, P. Hall, J. Paul, E. Ralston, C. Hubbard, C. Raines, N. Lindstrom. Back Row: $. Weiss-buch, B. Summers, S. Stimson, B. Boque, D. Mongarez, J. Heliums, G. Gunther, J. Worthington, T. Lewis, T. Benson. 85 Surging Pep Tuba player Steve Kellner and drummers Alan Lindstrom and Jim Frets provide the rhythm. Brass players David Rein, Richard Larson, Bob Hurst, and Richard Radic harmonize. The woodwinds, Nancy Searle, Jill Hebib, Randy Hostetler, Marc Kaplan, Linda Larson, Susan Taggart, and Marilyn Smith strike up the melody, making the Pep Band complete. 86 Builds School Spirit And Pride At the first Pep Club meeting, old and new members alike were greeted with a feeling of exciting change and fresh spirit. With President Allison Thomas and sponsor Miss Pat Carlson introducing the new' Pep Club, old members found their club becoming revitalized with stricter rules, more activities, and superior organization; and new members realized the demands of such a working club, but also the pride of belonging. Aiding the Pep Club and cheerleaders in spirit boosting, the Pep Band, under the directorship of Mr. Joseph Baranko and Mr. Mitchell Bender, added zest and rhythm to the chants and cheers of Wirt fans. These select musicians contributed that extra something which made surging Wirt spirit swell with pride and vitality. Secretary Paula Eley, Vice-President Barb Murway, Treasurer Adele Nichols, and President Allison Thomas head the Trooper delegation.” Pep Club members cheer the Troopers on to their first victory of the basketball season. Cheerleaders—Pep, Precision, Reserve Cheerleaders: Cindy Ross, Cheryl Primack, Gayle Russell, and Jan Richardson. (Not pictured: Kathy Kush). Varsity Cheerleaders: Joan Stump, Kathy Cope, Cheryl Eley, Beth Sekulovich, and Cheryl Echterling. 88 Power — W Club W-Club members discussing the successes of Wirt s Kurth, Ang Canales, Jim Wilson, Terry Easton and athletic teams are, left to right. Kit Bryan, Ken Ben Pierson. Wirt's cheerleaders started their season with vigorous summer practices, preparing them for their Football-O-Rama debut as well as their role on the regular football and basketball seasons. Throughout the year the girls were the leading force in building school spirit and backing for our teams. Whether leading cheers during a game, planning pep sessions, or making pompoms, both the varsity and reserve cheerleaders earned the students' and faculty's respect by their outstanding representation of Wirt School. Supporting the cheerleaders, the W-Club formed their own cheering block to work with the Pep Club at all home games. As Wirt's lettermen club, the high-ranking athletes provided numerous services to the school and community, especially promoting good sportsmanship and physical fitness. Leaders of the pack are left to right, Art Berke, Horry Shelgren, Jeff Sobal, Fred Fegley, Skip Coley, and Jim East-lund. 89 Win, Lose, or Planning an active year is the main job of officers: Karen Weiss, Marcy Rubinstein, Mary Lou Kelly, and Cindy Robinson. During the past twelve years, Miss Eleanor Brace has laid the foundation for Wirt's G.A.A.—a stable groundwork that will endure even though she was compelled to leave school this year. Overcoming this obstacle the G.A.A. officers, Mary Lou Kelly, president; Karen Weiss, vice-president; Marcy Rubinstein, secretary; and Cindy Robinson treasurer; carried on the usual organized sports as well as various other activities. Highlighting these were the November initiation of new members, the Spring Banquet, and the efficient handling of concessions at all home games. As always, the Girls' Athletic Association was an organization through which good sportsmanship and friendly competition were fostered. Evan Ralston, Sue Maffitt, Eileen Kush, Paula Thanos, Pat Owen, Eileen Salib, Pam Keck, and Sue Baker aid the G.A.A. officers in organizing activities. 90 Draw-Success Achieved 91 •V SPORTS Front Row. B. Kehoe, R. Stonehill, $. Coley, D. Fairley, Perkins, D. Wymer, A. Canales, R. Wozniak, A. Lotz, B. B. Thompson, A. Berke, K. Kurth, N. Nabhan, G. Gun- Hess. Third Row-. Assistant Coach George Dunleavy, C. ther, J. Guylas, Head Coach Walter Nabhan. Second Christi ansen, B. Pierson, J. Cambre, T. Cifaldi, J. Cam- Row. H. Shelgren, T. Gourley, K. Bryan, J. Wilson, J. bre, R. Easton, R. Renn, J. Sobol, R. Dierolf, N. Retson, Dynamic Troopers Surge Assistont Coach Jack Owen. Fourth Row. S. Ziomek, R. Ede, G. Nemeth, H. Langbehn, B. Mathews, J. Searle, T. Nixon, D. Turnipseed, A. Ponte, S. Dickey, R Weiner. Through 6 - 2 Season 1966 FOOTBALL SCORES Tolleston.....................................0- 0 River Forest.................................38- 0 Chesterton....................................14-27 East Gary...................................19 - 7 Lowell......................................34 - 0 Portage.....................................12 - 2 Calumet.......................................19-28 Gary Edison.................................24 - 7 Highland....................................26 - 0 Managers contemplate injury. There's an old proverb which says all good things must come to an end. This is the feeling of the Wirt Football team towards their finest gridiron season since 1957. During the 65 football campaign, the Troopers combined an explosive offense and a tenancious defense to compile a sparkling 6-2 overall record. The games that will stick in the minds of the Trooper boosters, will be the Home-coming whitewash of Lowell, the Victory Bell conquest over Gary Edison, and the season finale for 11 seniors as the Millerites, one of the most respected teams in the Calumet Area, defeated Highland. It was a great year, and maybe this fine record and all-out hustle displayed by this year's squad will set a winning example for future grid squads. My congratulations to the class of 1968 who went through an undefeated freshman year, and a victorious reserve campaign, and to the freshmen who give Coach Nabhan and his coaching staff a lot to look forward to. Skip Coley 95 .followed by another Perk” T.D. Experience Mounts As Troopers Gallop On Renn pulls for the score. To Victory Kurth eyes only open field. Front Row. J. Sigler, D. Bryan, G. Kallimani, M. Dilts, E. Urban, D. Owen, D. Nabhan, M. Winston, B. Schiller, A. Jan-covech. Second Row. B. Mmnis, K. Mitseff, J. Rochford, B. Randall, J. Onoda, L. Ross, N. Coros, R. Hughes, C. Torrie, P. Locosto, K. Pitzele. Third Row: Coach Bracich, D. Spungen, R. Arnold, M. Bell, O. McCart, J. Wuletich, C. Wilson, S. Moss, E. Beisler, J. Danskin, B. Hurst, R. Weiss. 97 1965-66 Wrestling Scores Lowell 11-36 Merrillville 27-21 Griffith 25-18 Highland 14-32 Portage 25-23 Edison 15-27 Calumet 43-15 Dyer 27-23 Emerson 32-16 Sectionals 1st place Miller foils on escope attempt. Rick gains valuable riding time in his search for conquest. Weiss is on verge of pinning his opponent. Matmen “Pin” Their Way To 98 Standing left to right: Rick Wozniok, Pot Docey, Fred Fegely, Steve Weiss, Coach Syren, Dennis Fay, George Camden, Jim Tochtaris, Randy Toth. Kneeling: Dave Miller, John Cambre. Renn lifts foe off mat. This season marked the most successful season in history for the Trooper wrestlers. After school, sweat and practice brought about aggressive and winning results. With the addition of Assistant Coach Bracich, Coach Syren gave his usual experienced supervision. The season was marked by 8 straight pins against Calumet and this school s first wrestling victory over Emerson. With the loss of only one senior, the grapplers future looks bright indeed. Dave Miller 99 Best Season Ever 1965 - 1966 Swimming Scores Emerson 84-11 Froebel 54-40 Portage 45-50 Roosevelt 77-18 Griffith 52-43 Chesterton 65-30 Froebel 31-64 Emerson 78-17 Mann 60-35 Wallace 29-66 Portage 55-44 Roosevelt 49-42 City Meet 2nd place Conference 2nd place Nick and Rich breast stroke for victory points. Bob dives toward another record Sweat -|- Sacrifice= 100 Standing: Coach Stefanelli, John Gylas, Jeff Sobol, Rick Pyle, Greg Day, Rick Weiss, Dave Spongen, Chuck Wilson, Nick Bob Thompson, Rick Knepper, Mike Hawkins, Jim Hawkins, Odinsoff, Marc Alterwitz, Brock Bernsten, Dennis Kagen, Ralph Rich Dierolf, Jay Eastlund, Ron Teel, Dave Owen Sitting: Hughes, Dave Holmes, George Staab. Success Knepper turns toward victory points. No one but the members of our '65- 66 swim team can realize the sacrifices and hardships we boys have endured to bring our school its finest swim team ever. With no pool at Wirt, we had to traverse the city each day to practice at Horace Mann, and all of us feel that it was Mr. Stefanelli, our new coach, who instilled us with the drive to excel. Coach Stefanelli s ability to build team spirit, and a desire to win in each of us, coupled with the natural talents of all our swimmers, brought us a 10-2 dual meet record, a second in the city, and a second in the Calumet Conference. With the outstanding freshman - sophomore mermen and the junior nucleus, Mr. Stefanelli can look forward to many successful seasons. Bob Thompson 101 1965-66 BASKETBALL SCORES Lew Wallace 57-65 Merrillville 48-72 Crown Point 59-71 East Gary 66-72 Tolleston 43-52 Hammond Morton 44-55 Tolleston 47-62 Hobart 77-68 Calumet 54-61 Portage 55-72 Highland 42-44 Gary Edison 54-47 Emerson 63-51 Lowell 57-54 Dyer 73-58 Chesterton 44-50 Griffith 53-64 Horace Mann 67-61 Midland, Mich. 77-64 Injury Only Fred Howell, Jock Burger, Tom Miller, Bob Byrd, Ken Kurth, Horry Shelgren, Jerry Perkins, Don Byrd, Terry Easton, Coach Dick Scheub. 102 Intensifies Hardwoods Will To Win Byrd takes wing destined for a goal. Kurth hovers over his man. Another two for Harry roles over rim. Wirt's varsity basketball players had to overcome many problems before they began functioning as a team. It was a new team, plagued by a lack of height and other misfortune, but it had what was needed to win and end the season on a successful note. While the freshmen gained experience, the reserves surprised many teams with their aggressive play and polished shooting tactics. With this fine foundation Trooper fans can expect exciting seasons to come. Harry Shelgren 103 Two more for Pop Perk, up and good. Ang tips one in. Reserves Polish Burger dribbles out of trouble. Kurth's over all. Scopes zeros in. 104 Kit Bryan, Joe Ertel, Bill McCart, Ang Canales, Randy Arnold, Jack Searle, Mike Popescue, Ed Beisler, Harvey Covitz, Coach Newton. While Freshmen Refine With Practice Standing-. Coach Duffy, Bob Hass, Alan Jancovech, Berry Leigh Ross. 1st Row: Matt Dilts, Dave Cox, Craig Urban, Crase, Bob Wozniak, Ed Beisler, Mark Bell. 2nd Row: Dave Dave Smith, Jeff Mills. Hamann, George Kallimani, Chuck Torrie, Larry Cunningham, 1965 BASEBALL SCORES Roosevelt...............................6- 0 Hammond Morton..........................1 . 3 Calumet.................................1-15 Gary Edison.............................5- 2 Froebel.................................7 - 5 East Gary...............................1 - 0 Lew Wallace.............................3- 2 Dyer....................................8 - 2 Chesterton..............................8- 1 Crown Point.............................4 - 3 Portage.................................1 - 0 Merrillville............................9 - 6 Lowell..................................6 - 5 Highland................................9 - 8 Griffith................................2 - 1 Hammond Morton Hammond Noll. . . Coach Duffy and Assistant Coach Stefanelli Slugging Troopers Harry Shelgren looks and debates. 106 Rich Dierolf lashes out a two-bagger down the right field line. Take Conference Skip Coley scores. During the 1965 baseball season, the Wirt Troopers came out of nowhere to become the Calumet Conference champions. Without an over-abundance of talent, the Trooper nine made themselves a classy unit, with that extra effort and putting out 150% all the time. The Troopers had their share of heroes also. To name a few, Danny Miller, Rich Dierolf, Jerry Perkins, Skip Coley, and Harry Shel-gren contributed a big part in the tremendous season. But to name one person or even five just couldn't be done. It was team effort that won t be equaled for a long time. The spirit and desire of this team should set a precedent for future Wirt baseball squads, as well as for the whole athletic program. Art Berke Wirt’s Jim Eastlund Takes Third In State The little publicized sport of cross country gained some attention this year as Jim Eastlund began with a first in the city and climbed to a third in the state. This is only Jim’s sophomore year, and we may have a state champ in the making. Along with Jim, the rest of the team, led by second man Richard Hob-litzel, placed in the top half of city competition. With two returning lettermen and Coach Syren's fine leadership, the team can look forward to a good season next year. Bob Laster Mike Hawkins races for the finish. Top: Rich Hoblitzel, Jeff McGough, Mike Hawkins, Bill Hubbard, Coach Syren. Bottom: Jim Eastlund, Bob Laster, Tom Gallant, Fred Fegley. Jim Eastlund heads for the state finals. 108 Top row: Coach Owen, Rich Hoblitzel, Jeff Sobol, Angelo Canales, Doug Wymer, Bob Thompson, Hans Stabb, Tom Gourley, Terry Crase, Jeff McGough, Coach Newton. Second row.- Jim Eastlund, Danny Fowler, Marc Milgram, Steve Weiss, John Cambre, Tony Wheeler, Jay Stonehill, Harold Langbehn, Bob Laster. Bottom row: Larry Farkas, George Tachtiris, Tom Gallant, Jim Cambre, Bill O’Neal, David Mendoza. Trackmen Burn Up The Cinders Indoor practice insures outdoor victory. The Wirt track team has been hindered for many years now because of the lack of a place to run. Even with this handicap, the Troopers have turned out some fine runners. With boys such as Jim Eastlund holding down the distance races and Bob Laster bringing in the dashman victories, this year will again prove a successful one for the Trooper fleetfoots. Trackmen out for the field events also have found it hard to work to their fullest ability due to the absence of stationary field event s equipment, yet field event prospects are bright. Even with these limited facilities the team is looking forward to another victorious season and good record. Jeff McGough 109 City Champs: Left to right, Coach Nabhan, Jim Wilson, Joe Howell sets long drive, while Ertel chips out of the rough. Ertel, and Fred Howell. Golfers Reign As City Champs Springtime is the time of year when all Wirt golfers can hear is Coach Nabhan yelling Keep your fat head down, you meatball! Because of Coach's help and assistance, though, the team has compiled a twenty-six-eleven won and lost record in two seasons, plus gaining a trophy as the 1965 City Champs. With consistent improvement being shown by the team from year to year, and three returning lettermen. Senior Fred Howell, and Juniors Jim Wilson and Joe Ertel, it seems inevitable that the Troopers will continue to reign as the city's best. Fred Howell 1964-1965 GOLF SCORES Portage W E. C. Roosevelt L Merrillville L Calumet W Edison W River Forest W Roosevelt W Crown Point L East Gary W Griffith L Lowell W Dyer W Emerson W Highland W Dyer Invitational 13th of 65 City Tourney 1st 110 1965 TENNIS SCORES Roosevelt 4-1 River Forest 4-1 Crown Point 2-3 Roosevelt 4-1 Highland 1-4 Griffith 4-1 Griffith 2-3 Highland 1-4 Tolleston 3-2 Valparaiso 3-2 Horace Mann 0-5 Cr o w n Point 3-2 Lew Wallace 3-2 The Cozza brothers terrorize opponents. Trooper Netmen Impress Opponents Front Row: J. Sucec, B. Fine, P. Cozza. 2nd Row: J. Troxel (coach), M. Pope-scue J Eastlund, P. Zonaikas. Top Row: C. Dean, R. Hostetler, S. Cozza. Sucec swings at high noon. Pop takes one out of the branches. In its second full year of existence, Wirt’s tennis team took its place as one of the best teams in the area. The Trooper netmen, after a slow start, won six out of their last seven matches to finish the season with a 8-5 mark and place second in city competition. Under the able leadership of Coach Jerry Troxel, next year s netmen should succeed in topping this year's record. Ill Bruce Fine Seniors At Last Senior Class Officers are Sherry McChesney, Historian; Jill Bushnell, Treasurer; Janice Kirby, Vice-president; Margaret Parker, Secretary, and Buck Rogers, President. 114 Would You Believe Entrance— Spinning to Victory Lost, but constantly gaining knowledge, experience Someday—Wisdom. Awed by equations. . .anatomy, but filled with Great Expectations Everything—our first attempt Trial and Error. Failure— Breakthrough Second time around. . . Inexperience—no excuse. Work—poured on. . . Steinbeck, Caesar, Silas Realization of Life. Release—long hair, boots, Beatles. New Friendships, old stand-bys Class security—66 sweatshirts, '66 class rings We re Wirt our Weight in Gold New Setting, New Scenery. . .Act II Upperclassmen. New Roles, responsibilities , expanding freedom. Licenses. . .Hondas. . .Skateboards Complement, complicate Term Papers. . .Hawthorne and Melville. . .1776. Trooper Thursday, Pit Party. . . Chop Sticks, Fortune Cookies, Fire-breathing dragons Anxiety over capability Eagerness for opportunity. The Closing Act. . . 7:25? You're kidding! First hour. . .sleepy minds wander jobs half-finished, project failures Shades of Mediocrity cast aside! Stunning accomplishments revealed. . . Midland, Homecoming flag. Blue and White Victory—private and united. Second Semester—counting days Anxious glances to future changes, challenges impatience. . .discontent. . .dissatisfaction We got to get out of This Place . . .Final Curtain ends history Moonlight and Roses —Glow lasting to Pomp and Circumstance. The unique Class of 1966. . . 115 Shakespeare PAUL ALLEN ADEANE ALPERT SUE ANDERSON SHARON ATKINSON BLYTHE JOY BAKER SANDRA BALDAUF JAMES BATCHELOR ARTHUR BERKE HOLLY BEYER GREGORY BOSWELL MARK BREWER PAULA BROGNO ‘Bewitches’’ ROBERT BROWN KATHRYN BUBLITZ ROGER BURCHFIELD JOHN BURGER 116 Seniors With Macbeth ALBERT CASH ALBERTA MARTHA CASH DIANE CHILDERS WILLIAM COCKE KATHLEEN ELAINE BURNS JILL BUSHNELL ROBERT BYRD NANCY CALVIN RAYMOND COLEY ZACHARY ROBERT CORNEA BONNIE COSTELLO LYLE COUCH PERRY A. COZZA LOUISE CUPKA A 117 WILLIAM DAVIS KITTY VALERIE DOMINICK ERIC FRANK DREHER MARY ANN DUSICH TERRY WAYNE EASTON CHERYL LYNN ECHTERLING CHERYL KAY ELEY JUDITH ANNE ENGEL JAMES MYRLE ENSWEILER DOUGLAS PATRICK FAIRLEY CHRISTOPHER FARABAUGH ROZALIND BETH FARBER DAVID FEIGENBAUM NINA FERGUSON 4 118 Eyes Go Bleary, Hearts BRUCE FINE SHARON FISH SHERILYN FISHER ETHEL SUZANNE FLOYD ARTHUR FOX MICHAEL FOX TOM ROSS GALLANT SUSAN GARCIA WILLIAM WALTER GRUNOW WILLIAM JOHN GUNN GARY GUNTHER JOHN GUYLAS Grow Weary—Senior Slump GEORGE T. HALLANDER CARL JOHN HARTMANN MICHAEL HAWKINS JILL DIANE HEBIB 119 Senior Accomplishments Reach SANDRA LYNN HEMINGER WILLIAM MARCUS HESS BARBARA SUZANNE HIRSCH FREDERICK HOWELL WILLIAM BENSON HUBBARD ROXANNE HUNT JIM HURST BONNIE JANSEN PAUL JOHNSON DAVE KALISH JEFF KAPLAN MARC KAPLAN PAM KECK DARLENE KEFFER WILLIAM DENNIS KEHOE MARY LOUISE KELLY 120 Unprecedented Heights LAWRENCE KEMP PENNY COLLETTE KING JANICE CAROL KIRBY RICHARD D. KNEPPER, JR. MICHAEL KNUCKLES JEANINE Y. KOMOROWSKI CLAYTON P. KOWALL KEITH A. KUBICK JOHN LEPLEY LAURA LEVY THOMAS WALTER LEWIS KENDRICK KURTH ROBERT JAMES LASTER BARBARA L. LAVEDAS 121 KATHY MARGARET MASON SHERRY McCHESNEY MARILYN JEAN McDANIEL LINDA McGEE JEFFREY D. McGOUGH PAMELA ANN McNICHOLS PATRICIA McREYNOLDS RICHARD MEYETTE Seniors Contemplate PAMELA ANN MICHNIK JAMES MIDDLETON DAVID MILLER NANCY JANE MILLER ROBERT THOMAS MILLER BARBARA MORGAN BARBARA ROSE MURWAY NORMAN NABHAN JUDITH LYNN NASH ADELLE D. NICHOLS JAMES NICKELS BARBARA NICKSIC JAMES M. ONODA PATRICIA OWEN JOSEPH PAQUIN MARGARET PARKER Possible Careers 123 Prom Brings Year To Close JANET PAUL SARA PENNY MANUEL PEREZ WILLIAM PESTER ANNE POSZ ARNOLD POWELL SHIRLEY POWELL CHRISTOPHER PRICE LINDA ROBINETTE DENNIS ROCKHILL GAIL ROGERS LYNN MARIE ROGERS DARLENE PRIEFLER RICHARD D. PYLE EVAN RALSTON THOMAS G. ROBBIN As A Glittering Grand Finale BARBARA ROSENBAUM ANDREA ROSE RUSSELL SUZI SARGENT THOMAS SCHEST ALLEN SCHOLEBO SANDRA SCHOR MICHAEL SCHOTT FORBES SCOn ANN CHERYL SESSIONS HAROLD R. SHELGREN LARRY J. SKINGLEY SUSAN SMOLINSKE RITA JANICE SOLOMON BARRY ELLIOTT SOLTZ 125 BONNIE SPUNGEN RICHARD W. STEUDEL SUZANNE M. STIMSON BARBARA STOCKER ROY ALLEN STONEHILL JOAN MARIE STUMP v JOSEPH JOHN SUCEC, JR. BARBARA L. SUMMERS PHILLIP R. SWAN RYAN TELLIGMAN ALLISON THOMAS ROBERT B. THOMPSON ADA TORRES MYRTA TORRES Commencement Opens Doors To 126 CYNTHIA TSOUTSOURIS HARUMI TSUDA DIANE SUSAN ULMAN PATRICIA WALKER KAREN SUE WEISS FRANCES WILLIAMS GERALD WILLIAMS 4 JON WOZNIAK CHRISTINE JANICE WYSONG Broad Fields And Opportunity 127 128 There were a few Seniors from Wirt, Who were caught in the act, unalert. They smiled and groaned. Laughed and then moaned, Learning with the camera you Never should flirt! 129 130 Senior Leaders Exemplifying the epitome of scholastic achievement in the ranks of the graduating class of 1966 were two girls whose abilities and outstanding qualities did not end with academic studies. Valedictorian Cheryl Lynn Echterling served Wirt as a cheerleader and as Wirt's correspondent for the Miller Herald. She also participated in a math program of the Illinois Institute of Technology, and represented Wirt High School at a Speech and Hearing Therapy Clinic at Purdue University. Through high school Salutatorian Susan Marie Smolinske has excelled in math and science, being an enthusiastic member of science club. Susan has also shown her tremendous scholastic achievement by becoming a National Merit Finalist. Besides the top two in the senior class, others rated top achievements. According to class rank 19 senior students strived for academic goals and were ranked in the top ten per cent of the class. 132 Achieve Goals—-Gain Recognition Top Ten Per Cent—Standing. Anne Posz, Eric Dreher, Margaret Parker, Marc Kaplan, Pam McNichols, Ray Coley, Bruce Fine, Cheryl Eley, Gail Rogers, Roxanne Hunt, Joan Stump. Seated. Kathy Burns, Sara Penny, Mary Lou Kelly, Judy $emor Commjttee Chairmen-Sfanding: Bruce Fine, Joe Su-Nash. Not pictured: Adeane Alpert, Bill Hubbard. cec, pau| j0hnson Zach Cornea, Manuel Perez, Mary Lou Kelly, Jill Bushnell. Seated: Barb Nicsic, Bill Hubbard, Judy Nash, Sara Penny, Sandy Heminger, Adeane Alpert, Anne Posz, Eric Dreher. Bottle Drives And Bake Junior Class Officers are Gordana Jocic, Treasurer; Ken Brown, President; Jan Richardson, Secretary; Bonny Janes, Historian; Tom Gourley, Vice-President. Finally! The attainment of that coveted title, upperclassmen, was ours. Assuming this new role involved many responsibilities both fun-filled and challenging. Homecoming became a joyful victory when we received first prize for our class flag. Next came term papers causing frantic weeks of worry until the day of reckoning. Every imaginable type of test worked its way into our busy schedule; the SCAT, National Merit Scholarship, and College Entrance Examinations. A diligent study of the Civil War stimulated in- terest in our American heritage. Logarithms, Giants in the Earth, and a deep probe into the Civil Rights issue played an important part in our demanding curriculum. Newly acquired driver's licenses were put into use during two bottle drives which helped to finance Fame and Fortune. Now we are looking ahead to our final year at Wirt High. Many achievements are in our past yet many more remain for the future. It is these achievements that will make our senior year the very best. 134 Sales Boost Junior Funds Top. S. Ancerys, A. Apolskis, A. Athens, S. Axton. Top. K. Crase, F. Crowley, P. Dacey, T. Dault. Bottom: S. Baker, J. Barancyck, M. Beres, A. Berk. Bottom: D. Day, C. Dean, G. Dearth, J. DeFaux. Top. M. Biggers, T. Blakely, R. Blumberg, L. Bowman. Bottom: J. Brown, K. Brown, K. Bryan, D. Byrd. Top. A. Canales, D. Carew, T. Carlton, B. Cavener. Bottom. C. Christiansen, S. Clement, C. Clifft, J. Cook. Top-. B. Demitroulas, B. Dial, P. Diaz, R. Dierolf. Bottom: G. Dubovich, K. Duffy, J. Dunn, J. Eastlund. Top: R. Ede, S. Eichenbaum, P. Eley, J. Ertel. Bottom-. D. Eskilson, L. Farkas, D. Fay, D. Fay. 135 K. Cope, V. Cork, H. Covitz, S. Cozza. N. Fay, F. Fegely, R. Finnerty, L. Gorden. Upperclassmen Top: T. Gourley, J. Gross, R. Grupe, R. Hampton. Bottom: J. Hawkins, S. Heckler, J. Heliums, K. Heritage. Top. J. Hernandez, R. Hoblitzel, R. Hostetler, T. Hunt. Bottom-. L. Igras, B. Janes, K. Jens, M. Jensen. L. Landes, A. Larson, R. Laurin, C. Lehocky. Top. G. Jocic, S. Kellman S. Kelner, A. Kemler. Bottom-. J. Kietzman, J. Kmetz, K. Kurth, C. Kuzemka. 136 Continue Countdown: G-l Year Top. L. Lesser, M Long, A. Lotz, S. Mace. Bottom: K. Martin, B. Medlen, R. Megquier, L. Mehos. Top: T. Melchior, I. Mendoza, P. Meyerson, J. Mila-kovich. Bottom-. R. Miller, S. Miller, J. Mintz, K. Mitsiff. Top: S. Nance, L. Neil, N. Odinsoff, R. Pachter. Bottom-. S. Packer, W. Pankowski, C. Paul, J. Perkins. J. Peterson, S. Phillips, M. Popescue, J. Preuss. 137 J. Price, S. Ray, D. Rein, H. Resnick. Top. N. Retson, J. Richardson, C. Robinson, C. Rork. Bottom-. C. Ross, S. Rowland, P. Schick, P. Schneider. Top: B. Schofield, J. Schumacher, N. Searle, N. Sebastian. Bottom: B. Sekulovich, J. Sessions, D. Settle, C. Sherwood. Top. J. Sisko, J. Slatnich, M. Smith, S. Steinhardt. Bottom. S. Stephens, P. Stepita, G. Tachtiris, J. Tach-tiris. 138 Fame And Fortune S. Talbert, M. Taub, D. Tayris, E. Terus. Top: P. Thanos, R. Titak, M. Toth, J. Tripp. Bottom: C. Van der Have, R. Vanderlaan, J. Walsh, E. Weinstein. Top: S. Weiss, S. Weissbuch, L. Wetzel, S. Wharton. Bottom: K. White, R. Wilczynski, M. Willaims, J. Wilson. Top: M. Woldt, D. Wolfe, J. Wolfe, J. Worthington. Bottom. R. Wozniak. For pictures that do not cfppear, only their names will be listed here: Angela Karas Marcy Rubenstein Richard York Doug Wymer Brian Berg Ken Brown Louise Jones • • • 139 Leads 67 On New Found Authority Spurs Sophomore closs officers ore Jeff Sobol, Vice-president; Peggy Porker, Secretary; Gayle Russell, Treasurer; Marc Milgram, President; Nancy Hubbard, Historian. With Homecoming and the beginning of the school year, we found ourselves surrounded by the demands of competence and student leadership. No longer were we regarded as too inexperienced for roles of authority, but rather, we were given important projects with expectancy of an efficient follow through. Taking advantage of our new status, we sponsored Homecoming's Trooper Tuesday with the introduction of our football team. The high point of the year, as with every Sophomore class, was the ordering of our class rings, the symbol of upperclassmen status. There is no other emotion that matches this gratifying sense of having reached an important mark. In class we learned to analyze literature and tried to apply newly developed background to our own compositions. Geometry brought frustrations, difficult problems, and satisfaction when their solution was found. In science and languages, we absorbed another year s teachings in preparation for the coming years. 140 Sophomores Into Action Top: P. Hall, V. Ham, D. Hamilton, R. Hanasard, D. Hedgren, S. Hill, G. Hoffman, D. Holmes, D. Horn, N. Hubbard, C. Humprey. Bottom: B. Jacob, W. Jacoby, A. Jakab, M. Jens, D. Jocic, B. Johnson, C. Jones, M. Jones, B. Kaplan, L. Keck, W. Klein-man. Top: D. Andersen, C. Anderson, N. Athens, K. Babcock, B. Baker, F. Baldauf, M. Baribeau, D. Beasey, B. Beck, M. Beletz, P. Bell. Top-. M. Brucks, S. Burke, Y. Burrell, J. Cambre, J. Cambre, T. Carroll, P. Chance, G. Childers, T. Cifaldi, S. Cline, J. Cocke. Top. P. Dujmovich, J. Eastlund, R. Easton, D. Echerling, D. Ede, D. Ehresman, R. Fink, J. Fish, L. Flatt, J. Forney, D. Fowler. Bottom: T. Benson, S. Bentley, B. Bernsten, F. Bizanes, S. Black I. Boutwell, S. Bowron, S. Breese, P. Brogno, B. Brough, J. Brown. Bottom. M. Cohn, M. Corbett, N. Cox, R. Cox, M. Dacey, G. Day, S. DeSoto, K. Dennis, J. Diaz, S. Dickey, S. Doyne. Bottom-. J. Frets, R. Fulton, D. Gabourie, P. Gadzala, J. Gasper, C. Goodwin, B. Gordon, R. Green, K. Groebner, L. Gustafson, R. Hollander. 141 Sophomores Begin Climb Top: J. Kmetz, R. Kramer, E. Kush, K. Kush, B. Lambert, H. Bottom-. A. Lindstrom, C. Lins, S. Mace, S. Mace, M. Maffitt, Langbehn, L. Larson, R. Larson, E. Lebo, S. Lesser, W. Lindsay. S. Maffitt, L. MacLeod, L. Maicke, L. Matthews, R. Matthews, J. Mathis. Top: G. McConnel, P. McDonald, V. McGary, D. Mee, J. Mehos, M. Melchior, N. Meneakis, G. Mesaeh, M. Milgram, C. Mintz, D. Mongaraz. Bottom. J. Mundell, P. Murphey, G. Nemeth, L. Noe, T. Noel, J. Null, P. Odinsoff, J. Olmstead, W. O'Neal, C. Ostrofsky, P. Overturf. Top: A. Pante, P. Parker, G. Perez, B. Pierson, G. Pink. Bottom-. R. Piper, G. Polland, J. Posz, T.lrice, C. Primack. m dL Top: B. Radosh, M. Ralston, C. Rankin, S. Ravn, B. Renn. Bottom-. T. Ricketts, T. Robinson, C. Rosen, C. Russell, G. Russell. 142 Toward Upperclassmen Status Top. E. Salib, S. Sargent, D. Scheck, D. Schultz, J. Searle. Bottom: G. Shaffner, G. Shaffner, J. Sherwood, M. Simonson, L. Smith. Top-. M. Smith, J. Sobol, D. Spenser, G. Staab, P. Stan. Bottom. K. Stephenson, J. Stonehill, O. Sullivan, L. Swisher, S. Taggart. Top. K. Taylor, R. Telligman, G. Thomas, M. Thompson, S. Bottom. K. Uhlman, K. Vagher, T. Vaznosis, R. Visclosky, J. Thompson, S. Thompson, E. Thrall, J. Timmons, J. Torres, P. Webster, R. Weiner, T. Wheeler, W. White, G. Williams, T. Townsend, D. Turnipseed. Williams. L. Wolf, J. Woods, R. Wright, K. Yuratis, M. Za|izk, S. Ziomek. For pictures that do not appear, only their names will be listed here: Lonnie Clark Bruce Hebib Perry Meyer Robert Morris Larry Shane James Worthington 143 Freshmen Enter As Largest Freshman class officers are Jodie Mansfield, Historian; Chuck Torie, Vice-President; Craig Urban, President; Nancy Croll, Secretary; Keith Pitzele, Treasurer. At the year's first Pep Session, we made it quite apparent that we were Wirt High School s biggest, peppiest, liveliest Freshman class to make the giant step from eighth grade inexperience to real class unity. As Freshmen we sparked new spirit and ideas in the organization of which we became members. The “Frosh” girls were proud to soon earn the honor of being Pep Club's most reliable supporters, and our class as a whole won numerous Pep Session Cheering Contests. Our first Homecoming found us diving into projects with full force, our enthusiasm leading us to win the chain contest. While winning status and class pride, we also met the obstacles of new, and increasingly difficult courses. Algebra became a common problem, stimulating our minds to their finest absorption and production. English and biology offered a challenge seemingly over-powering, but meet it we did, and emerged to conquer our green beginnings and look forward to our second year of high school life. 144 Class In Wirt's History Top: B. Beletz, M. Bill, P. Benedict, S. Bennett, W. Bennett, Bottom: C. Boger, B. Bouque, K. Bowron, S. Brandt, D. Briner, M. Berke, P. Bores, E. Biodrowski, G. Bixler, B. Bizanes, J. D. Brown, D. Bryan, J. Bryan, K. Bryan, B. Burger, J. Burgess. Blumton. Top: M. Burgess, S. Burns, B. Camarata, G. Camden, J. Camp- Bottom: F. Cavalier, C. Cecil, C. Childers, V. Chiasson, C. bell, D. Canales, H. Cargill, S. Carlton, S. Carnahan, P. Carr, Christopher, S. Cimino, J. Clark, A. Cocke, D. Cohen, B. Cohn, G. Cauley. R. Cohn. Top: D. Coldiron, D. Cole, J. Collett, C. Cook, S. Cook, F. Bottom. T. Crase, N. Croll, G. Crawford, E. Cromer, D. Cul- Cornelius, N. Coros, M. Corts, F. Cotton, C. Cowgill. len, D. Cunningham, L. Cunningham, B. Cunningham, M. Cup ka, E. Curtis, T. Cutri. Top: D. Abies, C. Abrahamason, R. Adams, S. Adams, C. Al- Bottom-. M. Andreakis, L. Anthonisen, R. Arias, R. Arnold, P. len, M. Alterwitz, A. Amador, H. Ancerys, B. Anderson, L. Ayers, T. Azcona, L. Babb, B. Barancyk, P. Barich, R. Batche- Anderson, P. Anderson. lor, E. Beisler. 145 Complex Courses Challenge Top. J. Danskin, L. Darling, S. Davis, T. DeGan, S. Diffendoll, Bottom. J. Eichenbaum, A. Esfakis, D. Espinoza, W. Fagan, R. M. Dilts, A. Dolasinski, W. Doty, D. Drag, T. Dudley, P. Dwy- Falk, K. Farabaugh, P. Fay, S. Fekete, T. Fields, S. Filip, B. ©r- Fisch. Top: M. Fisher, G. Foddrill, C. Fox, D. Fox, G. Fritz, K. Gad- Bottom. M. Gilroy, A. Goad, M. Golinko, D. Gonzalz, M. zala, D. Garcia, S. Garza, J. George, B. Gibson, C. Gilham. Goodwin, G. Gordon, N. Green, H. Gross, P. Gross, L. Gut- owski, S. Haines. Top: D. Hamann, H. Hampton, J. Hanna, J. Harrison, R. Bottom. L. Hostetler, C. Hubbard, R. Huges, B. Hurst, J. Hurst, Hass, M. Haughey, S. Helton, K. Henderson, R. Henke, D. P. Husted, P. Igras, J. Isaacson, S. Ison, E. Jakab, A. Janco- Hover, S. Horvath. vech. Top: A. Jones, M. Kadet, D. Kagan, G. Kallimani, S. Kamen, A. Kaplan, C. Kaplan. Bottom: D. Kaplan, D. Kaplan, W. Kardos, A. Katsimpalis, D. Kaye, R. Keffer, R. Keisler. 146 Frosh Ingenuity Top: W. Kellner, K. Kelly, S. Kent, R. Kichukoff, N. King, M. Kirk, B. Kleine. Bottom-. C. Knuckles, N. Komorowski, L. Kowall, R. Krantz, C. Kunes, J. Kurowski, C. Kushner. Top: D. Larson, P. Larson, L. Levack, J. Levandoski, C. Lewis, Bottom. B. Locasto, C. Lozow, Z. Lucas, J. Lukman, S. Lyman, J. Lewis, F. Leyba, J. Lieberman, H. Lindsay, D. Lineberry, J. Lyons, M. Macaluso, W. Mace, C. Mackie, R. Maffitt, K. P. Linguist. Mamelson. Top: J. Manos, J. Mansfield, B. Manushaw, B. Marcus, D. Bottom: S. McClard, R. McCoy, M. McCinville, P. McKie, J. Martin, K. Martin, R. Martin, B. Maurer, B. McCall, B. Me- Medved, A. Mehos, D. Mendoza, B. Mesach, S. Meskimen, E. Cart, D. McCart. Meyette, P. Miller. Top. J. Mills, M. Mills, G. Minnick, B. Minnis, K. Mitseff, P. Bottom. D. Nabhan, M. Neagu, S. Nehemiah, H. Newbert, Modesto, A. Moore, C. Moore, G. Moss, S. Moss, C. Mundell. C. Newton, T. Nixon, J. Null, C. Nunley, J. Ochoa, J. Ono- da, J. Ordas. 147 Freshmen Gain Pride Top: M. Osborne, E. Ostrofsky, C. Ostrowski, L. Overman, Bottom: L. Pearson, M. Perich, R. Petrick, G. Peyovich, P. D. Owen, P. Palmer, S. Pappas, J. Parker, J. Pasko, P. Pater- Pickering, J. Pitzareli, K. Hitzele, V. Platis, M. Ponda, D. Pope, son, U. Paulicki. M. Pouch. Top: P. Powell, B. Price, D. Price, L. Price, C. Procko, H. Bottom-. D. Ralph, P. Ramos, B. Randall, F. Raupach, P. Ray, Proft, C. Pugh, B. Racow, R. Radie, M. Radosh, M. Radovich. B. Reaser, D. Renn, A. Resnick, N. Reuland, B. Rhoda. Top: J. Ripper, S. Ritchie, C. Robinson, J. Rochford, A. Rock- Bottom-. S. Samocki, N. Sanders, D. Sandine, P. Schieb, B. well, B. Romig, S. Rose, B. Rosendaul, J. Rosendaul, L. Ross, Schiller, S. Schuckers, A. Shultz, B. Sedenberg, D. Sessions, P. R. Russell. Shear, N. Sheridan. Top: T. Sherwood, C. Shippen, R. Shockley, J. Sigler, S. Siler, Bottom. G. Spears, S. Spears, L. Sposato, D. Spungen, P. D. Simon, S. Smatana, D. Smith, H. Smith, A. Smolinske, L. Stack, B. Steele, K. Steinhardt, K. Stephens, L. Steudel, P. Solti. Stimson, G. Stonehill. 148 Through Tremendous Class Spirit Top. D. Struble, M. Stulac, L. Sturdy, S. Sullivan, S. Swisher, P. Swiss helm, W. Szczerba, E. Taylor, R. Teel, V. Tellez, J. Tessler. Bottom: R. Titus, C. Tolson, C. Torie, R. Toth, B. Tucker, D. Tyner. Top: D. Unger, C. Urban, V. Urbina, D. VanderHorst, L. VanStee, B. Vaughn. Bottom-. M. Vela, B. Walker, D. Washburn, M. Wease, R. Weiss, J. Wilbanks. Top: J. Williams, L. Willoughby, C. Wilson, T. Wilson, T. Wilson, E. Wozniak. Bottom. R. Wozniak, B. Wright, B. Wright, D. Wright, J. Wuletich, R. Yancey. For pictures that do not appear, only their name will be listed here: Charles Battleday Janet Baxter Cheryl Bousier Jeanette Campbell Robert Cantwell Gail Carr Faye De Forest Donna Digiiorano Jack Dowell Linda Earl Robert Ellis Rodney Fox Ken Houchin Sheila Jeffries Lynn Johnson George Jones Steve Mausen Ross Mills Gail Murphy Sandra Phillips Elizabeth Ransel Richard Rose Robin Scarbough Debbie Schmidt Joyce Scholebo Miccheal Shelton William Smith Daryl Untch Carry Williams Top: B. Yuraitis, L. Zajicek, P. Zonakis, M. Zurn. 149 Eighth Graders Eighth Grade Officers: Carol Brown, Historian; Howard Fine, Treasurer; Gary Nabhan, Secretary; Rick Tomlinson, Vice-President; Jeff Gardner, President. The Eighth Grade year for the class of 1970 was one of preparation from two standpoints: both the extra-curricular and academic sides of school were given consideration. Cramped quarters and an extended day did not seem to hamper our eager minds. Much time was devoted to such preparatory courses as English, history, science, math, and foreign languages. Aside from the basic studies, we were offered such cultural courses as the arts, home economics, and industrial arts. With our novice year in the past, we took the reins of leadership in such Junior High organizations as G.A.A. and language clubs. Eighth Grade President, Jeff Gardner, served a dual role as leader of both his class and Junior W.S.O. The council’s second year now over, Junior W.S.O. has truly proven to be an efficient tool for teaching the role of student government in the school. At the year's close, we finished our finals with some fear but with high hopes for our coming high school status. 150 Dodge Chapel Draft Top. E. Alex, J. Allan, K. Allen, K. Allen, A. Alterwitz, B. Al- Bottom. C. Bailey, G. Bairn, A. Baker, B. Baker, M. Baltas, A. terwitz, B. Alterwitz, R. Amador, R. Anderson, J. Azad, and Baribeau, S. Barich, D. Barksdale, D. Barreiro, D. Barrick, B. G. Baggs. Batchelor. Top. B. Bates, J. Baucom, T. Baumgartner, M. Beal, W. Beard, Bottom: E. Borowski, M. Blakley, C. Bochik, C. Bogue, T. Bole, T. Beasey, M. Beilis, C. Bennett, R. Benson, T. Berry, and D. J. Brandvold, P. Breaz, G. Breisadic, S.. Breese, B. Bridgens, Bewick. and J. Brothers. Top. P. Brough, C. Brown, C. Brown, K. Brown, C. Brucks, B. Bottom. L. Cardems, B. Carr, W. Carter, C. Casale, J. Casko, Bublitz, J. Buhring, P. Byrd, P. Byrd, W. Caldwell, and S. R. Cauchan, R. Chasko, S. Chiasson, N. Childers, C. Christian- Campbell. sen, and W. Christine. Top. M. Christmas, E. Cifaldi, L. Coapstick, C. Cohen, J. Co- Bottom. T. Crilley, W. Croll, P. Cross, B. Cunch, M. Cunning- hen, L. Cohen, A. Collett, L. Combs, B. Cook, T. Coules, and ham, M. Curtis, S. Darnell, R. Downey, R. Dawson, D. Day, C. Cramotte. and D. Delaney. 151 Junior W.S.O. Prepares Top: K. Delph, A. Derrington, D. Derrington, T. Dettmer, D. Bottom. M. Dzomba, K. Easley, J. Eastlund, M. Ede, S. Eisen- Dixon, L. Doty, B. Downey, T. Downey, C. Dreher, B. Dukes, stein, P. Ehresman, M. Fairley, P. looke, T. Feldman, R. Fen- and B. Dunn. ters, and H. Fine. Top: C. Fleming, J. Foley, A. Foremski, R. Fox, D. French- Bottom: S. Glos, M. Gonzalez, D. Goodwin, R. Gordon, S. ville, D. Francis, G. Franklin, M. Galanis, A. Garcia, J. Gard- Gorman, D. Gourley, D. Grata, B. Green, B. Griggs, W. ner, and P. Gillespie. Grinstead, and T. Groark. Top-. K. Gross, S. Gross, H. Gunther, J. Haas, N. Haley, and C. Hallen. Bottom-. T. Halley, L. Hamann, A. Hardin, L. Harrington, D. Hartwell, and T. Heath. Top: D. Henderson, L. Hill, P. Hill, D. Hirsch, K. Hjerpe, and H. Holmes. Bottom. S. Hoover, W. Hoover, M. Howe, G. Hrezo, A. Hult, and M. Humbert. 152 For Leadership Top-. N. Isaacs, D. Latarola, B. Ivkovich, L. Jackson, B. Jacobson, and D. Jacoby. Bottom: G. Jackowicz, H. Jaffe, D. John, T. Jasinski, M. Jocic, and D. Jones. V Top: J. Jones, B. Kalish, J. Kalita, J. Kamen, C. Kangas, J. Bottom. B. Kish, B. Klippel, M. Kaplow, D. Kovach, E. Kreft, Kaplan, H. Karner, B. Kehoe, D. Kempffer, R. Kinnerd, and S. Kummerer, P. Kupres, G. Larsen, K. Larson, D. Laster, and T. Kirk. J. Lavedas. Top. F. Lax, N. Lebo, M. Levy, R. Lewis, L. Lindsey, B. Lind- Bottom. M. Luna, S. McCallister, R. McConnell, R. McCul- strom, D. Lins, E. Lysinski, C. Long, E. Lucas, and C. Luna. lough, N. McDaniel, G. McGough, F. Mclnville, T. Maffitt, S. Magro, M. Mansell, and J. Marlatt. Top. B. Marlatt, T. Mason, B. Matthews, G. Mehos, L. Mel- Bottom. D. Miller, E. Miller, T. Miller, R. Monahan, T. Mon- chiori, B. Melton, N. Merila, S. M.azga, I. Milgram, A. Mil- goroz, R. Morrison, W. Morton, L. Mullins, D. Murphy, K. ker, D. Millender. Myers' and G- Nabhan. 153 “Thumbs Up Top-. C. Nalepinski, M. Nickovich, P. Nicksic, S. Noyes, D. Null, and C. O'Halloran. Bottom-. L. Oppman, D. Orner, A. Pachter, B. Page, B. Painchaud, and S. Palinski. Top. J. Pall, S. Paloncy, V. Pantea, M. Pante, C. Parker, and J. Parkey. Bottom. G. Paul, G. Perez, J. Perzo, G. Pester, M. Pester, and G. Pierce. Top: P. Pilzer, B. Pitchford, D. Pitzarille, D. Ponda, J. Pope, Bottom. D. Potts, R. Pugh, P. Pyle, C. Ravn, M. Redo, G. Reed, B. Portillo. J. Reed, T. Regan, D. Retson, B. Rhoda, Y. Richardson. Top. H. Riley, L. Rispoli, B. Robinson, B. Rockwell, R. Rosa, Bottom. J. Scholebo, L. Schultz, M. Schumacher, S. Schwartz, M. Rosen, C. Rosloff, B. Rubinstein, D. Samuels, R. Schaerer, S. Shapiro, M. Shear, G. Shelton, R. Shelton, C. Shiras, E. and R. Scheerer. Simon, and C. Simons. 154 For 70 Top: A. Singer, J. Skingley, D. Skinner, D. Slavik, G. Smith, Bottom: D. Sobol, J. Solurizyk, L. Stack, P. Stephenson, C. J. Smith, J. Smith, J. Smith, J. Smith, R. Smits, and K. Smolin- Stern, C. Stimson, N. Streit, S. Stylers, C. Sullivan, K. Swan- ske. son, K. Tague. Top. T. Talbert, S. Tanke, J. Tarris, J. Tate, J. Tavris, M. Tay- Bottom: J. Trathen, D. Trench, J. Turnipseed, R. Vajner, J. lor, C. Teel, H. Thomas, B. Thompson, J. Thompson, and R. VanderHorst, M. Vantrease, P. Vargas, N. Wolf, A. Wagner, Tomlinson. J- Walsh, and K. Ward. Top: R. Weiner, S. Weinar, L. Weissbuch, N. Weissman, J. Weiss. Bottom. T. Wheeler, C. Will, S. Williams, C. Wilson, and S. Wilson. Top: D. Wirth, D. Wirth, and D. Wolfe. Bottom. J. Wygant, M. Young, R. Zawada For pictures that do not appear, only their names will be listed here: Pat Borns Glen Briesacher Barbara Corneil Renee Frances Michael Lowe Nancy Magro Louis Mahatura Charles Marlatt Sherri Meyer Ginger Palmer Rosa Reyna Sandra Schmidt Neil Wolf Bruce Wright 155 Inexperience Hinders The seventh grode class officers are Joan Moise, Secretary; Robin Kutka, Treasurer,- Patty Onoda, Vice-President; Ricky Gardner, President; Toni Mansfield, Historian. Last September we made our first entrance to the fast-moving, fast-talking, fast-thinking world of the high school student: its size—overwhelming; its students—rushing, its activity—both frightening and exciting. Though many of our classes were in church rentals, our isolation did not extend to football and basketball games, pep sessions, student assemblies, Homecoming, McVout, or our own extracurricular activities. We became members of the junior student council and elected class officers, under whose lead- ership we sponsored our first dance. Junior language clubs, junior G.A.A., and junior sports also opened their membership to us, offering a sample of high school life. As a class we held special pride for Vince Hobbs, a fellow seventh grader, who went through numerous rounds of competition to win the National Ford Pass, Punt, and Kick Contest. Vince brought honor to the entire school and highlighted the year for his own class. 156 Wirt’s Newest Beginners Top-. D. Abased, L. Abtamson, R. Addis, M. Alpert, M. Ama- Bottom: G. Baker, R. Ball, C. Baltas, D. Barreiro, R. Barton, do, J. Anderson, K. Anthomsen, L. Antibus, V. Aslanian, M. C. Bates, L. Beal, M. Beckman, C. Bednar, S. Bednar, T. Bell. Averett, M. Baim. Top-. R. Benedict, S. Benfield, C. Bennett, J. Bennett, C. Ber- decia, W. Biel, D. Black, B. Blackman, M. Blatsioris, B. Bowman, J. Bowman. Bottom-. J. Bragdon, G. Brandt, M. Branum, J. Brickman, C. Brown, G. Burchfield, W. Caldwell, P. Carlock, G. Caito, D. Cavalier, P. Cecil. Top. D. Chiesa, B. Clifford, R. Cohen, M. Collins, T. Combs, Bottom: C. Crawford, B. Cromer, J. Curtis, C. Czapko, S. D. Cooper, R. Cope, D. Cornelius, T. Costley, D. Cowgill, D. Daggett, J. Danskin, C. DeBoe, J. DeGan, A. DeLancy, S. Crase. Dennis, A. Derrington. Top. M. Deuyak, Y. Diaz, C. Dickerson, B. Doerr, T. Dolenar, Bottom: E. Ellis, R. Evans, L. Fallon, K. Felinski, D. Festa, L. S. Drake, D. Dreyfus, T. Dukes, R. Duncan, M. Dunn, L. Egher- Finnerty, J. Flynn, R. Fonseca, M. Forrester, J. Francis, D. man. Freeh. 157 Heavy Homework Makes Seventh Top: M. Frenzel, C. Freville, G. Fulmer, C. Gaboian, J. Gam- Bottom: D. Glassford, J. Glassford, B. Gluck, R. Gonzales, ble, J. Gardner, R. Gardner, P. Garris, G. Gault, M. Gibson, R. Gonzalez, S. Gore, P. Graves, D. Gray, J. Gross, D. C. Gillins. Guenther, E. Gurauskas. Top: W. Gurley, C. Haas, N. Haines, E. Halpin, C. Hanna, N. Bottom-. R. Horn, W. Hosch, S. Hubbard, R. Hunt, F. Hurst, Harman, G. Hartill, J. Hawkins, M. Hedges, L Hobbs, S. Hoi- M. Hurst, J. Husted, C. Jackson, B. Jaggers, C. James, J. man. Jenkins. Top: O. Jones, J. Karas, J. Karp, V. Kaufman, S. Kaye. Bottom. M. Keffer, R. Kellman, B. Kelly, P. Kelsey, C. Kent. 158 Graders Wary Of The Future ta Top: M. Lesser, J. Levandoski, D. Lichtenfeld, G. Lieber-man, F. Lin. Bottom. E. Lindsay, J. Lindsay, A. Lins, R. Locke, V. Lopez. Top: L. Lucas, P. Lulich, S. Lush, L. Lyman, J. McCain. Bottom-. E. McCleary, D. McCowan, R. McDaniel, M. Maicke, P. Ma|or. Top-. C. Manjarrez, T. Mansield, J. Marcoff, R. Marcus, T. Bottom. C. Milligan, M. Mitchell, T. Mitchell, T. Modesto, J. Martin, P. Mason, K. Mayotte, J. Medlen, G. Medley, M. Moise, H. Moore, D. Morehead, R. Morrow, P. Morton, J. Meneakis, M. Miller. Mullins, R. Murray. Top. K. Musick, J. Neal, D. Nelson, V. Nelson, J. Nickell, R. Bottom. P. Onoda, A. Orensteir, D. Pappas, J. Pappas, J. Nicon, B. Noe, V. Nowakowski, J. Null, M. O'Brien, B. Ochoa. Pappas, S. Patterson, D. Pasko, N. Pavlides, J. Pence, B. Pen- nock, N. Perzo. 159 Seventh Graders Preview Top: D. Peterson, D. Peyovich, D. Phelps, R. Peirce, P. Pitzele Bottom: M. Ponda, J. Porter, M. Powell, W. Powell, D. Price Top: M. Preuss, L. Racow, S. Randall, J. Ravn, C. Reaser Bottom. V. Rebeck, G. Reed, E. Rees, S. Reguly, B. Rhoda Top: J. Richarson, J. Ricketts, J. Riffer, C. Riffle, J. Robinson Bottom-. D. Roe, J. Ronche, M. Rose, A. Roth, K. Roth Top: M. Rubens, M. Runions, D. Rustin, M. Sadowsky, C. Solaris Bottom: G. Sample, A. Samuels, L. Savich, D. Schaerer, D. Schaffer. 160 High School Activity Top: D. Schaffer, J. Schafer, K. Scheerer, M. Schieb, D. Schil- Bottom: D. Slatton, K. Slatton, L. Slatton, R. Slavik, D. Smith, ler, R. Schloss, W. Schmidt, C. Shanahan, M. Shippen, D. L. Smith, M. Smith, R. Smith, B. Snowberger, C. Sofiak, T. Shoaf, J. Simms Spurlock Top. J. Stan, J. Stassek, A. Stavrakis, L. Stephens, G. Stephen- Bottom: D. Tesanovich, Tessler, K. Thanos, S. Tharp, B. Theo- son, D. Sullivan, G. Szybala, R. Taggart, B. Talbert, M. Taub, doros, M. Thomas, S. Timmons, D. Trumble, N. Tuerff, D. D. Tebout Urban, K. Utley Top. R. Vargas, D. Valdez, M. Vela, N. Vensel, W. Wahl- Bottom-. K. Welches, L. Whalley, B. Williams, D. Williams, smith, F. Walker, D. Wallace, T. Watkins, J. Waever, T. P. Williams, R. Williams, D. Wilson, T. Wilson, D. Wojohn, Webb, I. Welch P. Wolfe, A. Wolnerman Top: J. Wolverton, P. Wolynes, J. Worthington Bottom-. T. Wright, K. Yancey, A. Yanna For pictures that do not appear, only their names will be listed here? Bradley Ayers Wendy Clingan Debra Conners Allen Darling Roberta Gorbandt Cynthia Kent Danny Morris Richard Tillotson Mary Lynn Zonakis 161 PAUL ALLEN Hilmo Latin Club; Football; Prom Decoration Committee. ADEANE ALPERT SOUNDTRACK Editor, Staff; G.A.A.; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Science Club; French Club; Student Guidance Committee; Honor Society; Joe Berg; World Affairs Forum; Jr. Class Vice-President; Talent Show Board; Prom Procedure Chairman; Representative-at-Large; Honor Roll Medal; Optimist Youth Appreciation Award; Singing Sands; Service Roll of Honor; It's Academic, Alternate. SUSAN ANDERSON SANDSCRIPT Faculty Staff; F.T.A.; Pep Club; G.A.A., Board; Swim Team Mascot. SHARON ATKINSON Jefferson Junior High School .Riverdale and Winizak High Schools, and Mount Pleasant High School. BLYTHE JOY BAKER , BJ. SOUNDTRACK Staff; F.T.A., President; G.A.A.; Pep Club; French Club; Camera Club; Science Club; Debate Club, Secretary-Treasurer; Student Guidance. Committee,-Concert Choir; House of Representatives; Senior Fund Raising Committee; Ca-duces Club. SANDRA BALDAUF G.A.A., letter; French Club; Pep Club; Prom Entertainment Committee; Miss Photogenic Runner-up; Float Committee. ARTHUR BERKE Artie’’ Football, letter; Basketball; Track; Baseball, letter; W Club, Board; SOUNDTRACK, Sports Editor and Assistant Editor; W.S.O. Senate Representative; Homecoming Co-Chairman; W.S.O. House Representative; S.O.S. Drive Co-Chairman; French Club: Talent Show Board; Prom Ticket Committee; Senior Room. HOLLY BEYER G.A.A.; French Club; Pep Club; Prom Refreshment Committee. JAMES BATCHELOR GREGORY BOSWELL Senior Index MARK BREWER Kellogg Senior High. ROBERT BROWN PAULA BROGNO Pep Club; French Club; G.A.A., letter; Senior Fund Raising Committee; Intercom Operator; F.T.A. KATHY BUBLITZ G.A.A.; Spanish Club; Pep Club; Senior Flag Committee; Prom Publicity Committee. ROGER BURCHFIELD Indianapolis Tech; Basketball; Assistant. JACK BURGER Basketball; Latin Club. KATHLEEN ELAINE BURNS SAND-SCRIPT Editor-in-Chief, Major Events Assistant; Joe Berg; Cheerleader; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Honor Society; Singing Sands, Business Manager; Commencement and Baccalaureate Co-Chairman; Homecoming Co-Chairman; W.S.O. House of Representatives, Recorder; Frosh Class Secretary; French Club, Vice-President; German Club; Pep Club; G.A.A., letter; Service Roll of Honor; University of Michigan Summer Journalism Workshop. JILL BUSHNELL G.A.A., letter; French Club, Pep Club; Senior Class Treasurer; Senior Room Co-Chairman; Joe Berg. ROBERT BYRD Bob' River Forest High School; Basketball; Latin Club; Senior Caps and Gowns Committee. NANCY CALVIN Peanut’’ Widney High School, California,- Roberts School; Emerson School. ALBERT CASH River Forest; Assistant; Intramurals. ALBERTA CASH Bertie River Forest; Chorus. DIANE CHILDERS Spanish Club; Perfect Attendance; Senior Cards and Invitations Committee. RAYMOND COLEY ,,$kip Football , All-City Honorable Mention, 2nd Team All-City, All-Conference, Captain, Mr. Football; Basketball; Baseball, Honorable Mention All-Conference for Soph., Jr., and Sr. years; Freshman Athletic Award; “W” Club, President; Honor Society; Hoosier Boys' State Representative; W.S.O. House of Representatives; Perfect Attendance; Senior Prom Ticket Committee. ZACH CORNEA SANDSCRIPT Sports Staff; W.S.O. House and Senate, Inter-City Student Council, Election Committee Chairman, Student Store Chairman; W Club; Football, manager; Track; Will and Prophecy Committee Co-Chairman; Latin Club, President; Perfect Attendance. WILLIAM COCKE BONNIE COSTELLO Latin Club; Language Lab Assistant; Commencement and Baccalaureate Committee. LYLE COUCH Cross Country; W Club. PERRY A. COZZA Mon French Club; Spanish Club; Tennis Team; W Club; Intramurals; Senior Fund Raising Committee. LOUISE CUPKA Chorus. WILLIAM DAVIS KITTY VALERIE DOMINICK • Sam G.A.A., Register Representative, letter; Pep Club, Representative; Spanish Club, Vice-President, Publicity Chairman; Latin Club; Caduces Club; Bowling Team; Senior Cards and Invitations Committee. ERIC FRANK DREHER Joe Berg; l.l.T. Advanced Math Program; W.S.O. House of Representatives; French Club; Science Club; Debate Club; German Club; Bowling League; Chess Club; Chairman Community Service Committee. MARY ANN DUSICH Lew Wallace. TERRY WAYNE EASTON -The Bluth 164 W Club; Baseball; Basketball; Spanish Club; Intramurals; Prom Decorations Committee; Election Committee. CHERYL LYNN ECHTERLING Etch’ SANDSCRIPT Classes Editor .Classes Staff; Soph, and Jr. Math Awards; Honor Roll Medals; Honor Society; Service Roll of Honor; Psi lota Xi Purdue Summer Workshop; Homecoming Committee; W.S.O. House of Representatives, Election Committee, Social Committee; Student Guidance Committee, Secretary; Cheerleader; Prom Entertainment Committee Chairman; Pep Club; French Club; Science Club; F.T.A.; G.A.A., letter; Talent Show; Herald Correspondent. CHERYL KAY ELEY Elus SAND-SCRIPT Major Events Editor, Academics Co-Editor; W.S.O. Secretary, Repre-sentative-at-Large; Homecoming Queen, Attendant; Football-O-Rama Queen; Cheerleader; Junior Class Vice-President; King and Queen Dance Chairman; Freshman Class Treasurer; NISBOVA; French Club, Secretary; G.A.A., letter, Representative; Miss Photogenic Court; Hoosier Girls State Representative; Caduces Club; Service Roll of Honor; Honor Society; Senior Fund Raising Committee; Pep Club; Talent Show; Election Committee; Joe Berg. JUDITH ANNE ENGEL Niles West; Latin Club; Caduces Club; Pep Club; German Club; Joe Berg; l.l.T. Math Seminar; National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist. JAMES MYRLE ENSWEILER Squirrel Football; Track; Senior Banquet Committee; Senior Casket Committee. DOUGLAS PATRICK FAIRLEY Football, All-Conference Honorable Mention; “ W Club; Track; Intramurals; Basketball; Wrestling. CHRIS FARABAUGH ROZALIND BETH FARBER Pep Club; Senior Casket Committee; Prom Entertainment Committee; Spanish Club; Girls' Club. DAVID FEIGENBAUM ' Feig' Football; Basketball; Singing Sands, Business Manager; Golf; Senior Room; French Club, Band, letter. Pep Band. NINA FERGUSON G.A.A.; Choir; All-City Choir; Senior Will and Testament Committee; Pep Club. BRUCE FINE Football; Tennis, letter; Swimming; Service Roll of Honor; W.S.O. House of Representatives, Senate, Student Store Chairman, Constitutional Revisions Committee, Chairman,-W.S.O. Parliamentarian; Junior Class President; Student Guidance Committee; Honor Society; Prom Tickets Committee Chairman; Float Chairman; French Club; W' Club; Joe Berg. SHARON FISH ' Fishbone'' G.A.A.; Chorus. SHERILYN FISHER G.A.A.; Prom Program Committee. ETHEL SUZANN FLOYD Sue'' Day-ton High School; G.A.A.; F.T.A.; Pep Club; Latin Club; French Club; Caduces Club. ARTHUR FOX Art’' Spanish Club; Track. MICHAEL FOX TOM ROSE GALLANT Track, letter; Basketball; W” Club. SUSAN GARCIA Sue Pep Club; Spanish Club; G.A.A., letter. WILLIAM WALTER GRUNOW WILLIAM JOHN GUNN Football-Golf. GARY GUNTHER Football; Track; Wrestling; Basketball; W.S.O. House of Representatives. JOHN GUYLAS Polak Latin Club; Football, letter; W Club; Swim Team Manager. GEORGE T. HALLANDER Ted Latin Club; Junior Juror Alternate; Youth Appreciation Award From Optimists. CARL JOHN HARTMANN Lew Wallace. MICHAEL HAWKINS Swimming, letter; Track; Cross Country; Latin Club, Treasurer; Perfect Attendance. JILL DIANE HEBIB Service Roll of Honor; Science Club; Orchestra; F.T.A.; G.A.A.; All City Band Representative; Pep Band; Band, Representative, Librarian, President; Band Letter, Silver Medal, Gold Medal, Outstanding Service Award; NISBOVA; W.S.O. Club Representative; Caduces Club; Assistant; Prom Program Committee. SANDRA LYNN HEMINGER Latin Club, Secretary, President; Pep Club; Perfect Attendance; Co-Ed Magazine Correspondent; Prom Favors Committee Chairman; W.S.O. Club Representative; Singing Sands. WILLIAM MARCUS HESS Latin Club, Vice-President; German Club, Vice-President; Football, letter; Track; W Club; Senior Prom Procedure Committee. BARBARA SUZANNE HIRSCH G.A.A.; F.T.A.; French Club; Concert Orchestra, letter, Silver Medal, Gold Medal; German Club; Pep Club. FREDERICK HOWELL Basketball; Golf; Baseball; Spanish Club; W.S.O. Representative; “W Club; Prom Decorations Committee. WILLIAM BENSON HUBBARD National Merit Finalist; Caps and Gowns Committee Chairman; Joe Berg; Science Club, Treasurer, President; W.S.O. Club Representative; French Club; Chess Club, President; Debate Club; Cross Country; Speech Club; SOUNDTRACK Reporter,- Optimist Youth Appreciation Award; Junior Juror. ROXANNE HUNT Colorado; Pep Club; G.A.A. JAMES HURST PAUL JOHNSON Football; Spanish Club; Head-hall guard; Building and 165 Grounds Committee; Prom Publicity Committee. BONNIE JANSEN DAVID KALISH Baseball; Swimming; Spanish Club; W Club. JEFF KAPLAN MARC KAPLAN Band, Band Council, Merit Secretary, Vice-President; French Club; F.T.A.; W.S.O. Representa-tive-at Large, Parliamentarian, Building and Grounds Committee; It’s Academic; Joe Berg; All-City Band; NISBOVA; State Auditions; SANDSCRIPT Clubs Staff; Band Awards, letter, Silver Medal, Gold Medal; National Merit Semi-Finalist; Pep Band; Honor Society; Commencement and Baccalaureate Co-Chairman.. PAMELA KECK Pamel” G.A.A., Board, letter; Pep Club; French Club; Senior Room Committee; Joe Berg. DARLENE KEFFER Choir. WILLIAM DENNIS KEHOE ’Brute' Latin Club; ‘W ' Club; Football; Track; Baseball; Will and Prophecy Committee. MARY LOUISE KELLY Caesar” SANDSCRIPT Clubs Editor; G.A.A., President, Vice-President, Board, Representative; Prom Programs Chairman; G.A.A. letter, Outstanding Junior Award; Honor Roll Meda; Perfect Attendance; F.T.A.; World Affairs Forum; Honor Society; French Club. LAWRENCE KEMP Larry” Latin Club; Science Club; Junior Juror. PENNY COLLETTE KING G.A.A.; F.T.A.; Singing Sands; SOUNDTRACK; Pep Club; Spanish Club; Prom Ticket Committee; Caduces Club. JANICE CAROL KIRBY Ding Dong Pep Club; French Club; NISBOVA, All-City Music Festival; Choir; Social Committee; Fund Raising Committee; W.S.O. Register Representative; Prom Chair- man; Senior Class Vice-President; Junior Class Secretary; Caduces Club; G.A.A. , letter,- G.A.A. and Pep Club Register Representative; SOUNDTRACK Picture Coordinator, Page Editor. RICHARD DWIGHT KNEPPER, JR. Swimming; W Club. MICHAEL KNUCKLES JEANINE YVONNE KOMOROWSKI G.A.A., Register Representative; Perfect Attendance; French Club, President; Prom Procedure Committee. CLAYTON P. KOWALL Latin Club; Cross Country; Track; Swimming. KEITH A. KUBICK Polack” Shop Club; Band. KEN KURTH Herm Football; Basketball; Baseball; Track; W Club; Spanish Club; Shop Club. ROBERT JAMES LASTER Bob” Track, letter; W” Club; Cross Country, letter; Prom Decorations Committee. BARBARA L. LAVEDAS Barbie” French Club; G.A.A., letter, representative; Talent Show Board; Pep Club; W.S.O. Register Representative; Senior Will and Testament Co-Chairman; SOUNDTRACK. JOHN LEPLEY Liver Lips” Horace Mann; Basketball Manager. LAURA LEVEY Lo” Choir; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Senior Prom Favors Committee. THOMAS WATER LEWIS ’ Lew-Band; Pep Band; Choir; Football. PENNY LINDSAY Choir; Music Festival. NANCY K. LINDSTROM Social Committee; Pep Club; Caduces Club, Historian; NISBOVA; Drama Club; Choir; G.A.A., letter; Miss Photogenic Runner-up; Prom Ticket Committee; All-City Choir; French Club; Assistant; Career Day; Pep Club Representative. LARRY LINEBERRY Bud” Concert Orchestra, letter and 3-year pin. LaKRY LIZOTTE Cards and Invitations Committee; Track Manager; Swimming; Basketball Manager; Perfect Attendance; ’ W Club. CATHY MAIZE G.A.A.; Gordons Art Contest Winner; Talent Show; Spanish Club. GARY MARKS Magic” Baseball; Basketball; W Club; Latin Club. KATHY MARGARET MASON G.A.A.; Pep Club; Spanish Club; Float Com -mittee; Girls' Club. SHERRY McCHESNEY SANDSCRIPT Copy Staff; Student Guidance Committee; Sr. Class Historian; Prom Favors Committee; Class Flag Committee; Pep Club; French Club; Latin Club; F.T.A.; Drama Club. MARILYN JEAN McDANIEL G.A.A.; Pep Club; Girls’ Club; Float Committee; Cards and Invitations Committee. LINDA McGEE ’’Magoo” G.A.A.; Prom Publicity Committee. JEFFREY D. McGOUGH Jeff” SANDSCRIPT Sports Staff; Track, letter; Cross Country, letter; McVout Floor Chairman; Senior Room; Latin Club. PAMELA ANN McNICHOLS Pam” Maria High School; Rich East High School; Indiana University Honors Program in Foreign Languages (French); Honor Society, President; World Affairs Forum, Secretary; Joe Berg; Social Studies Award; Singing Sands Award; Student Guidance; French Club; G.A.A.; Prom Ticket Co-Chairman. PATRICIA McREYNOLDS Genge Pep Club; Spanish Club; G.A.A.; Debate Club; Concert Choir; Music Festival; Debate Club. RICHARD MEYETTE Rick W.S.O. House of Representatives; W Club; 166 DePaul Science Seminar; Football; Track, letter; Cross Country; Football Statistician; Caps and Gowns Committee. PAMELA ANN MICHNIK Pommy Choir; NISBOVA; Pep Club; G.A.A., letter, Representative; Girls’ Club; assistant; Caduces Club; All-City Choir. JAMES MIDDLETON Popeye Track; Basketball; Spanish Club. DAVID MILLER Wrestling, letter, Captain, 4th Place Sectional, 3rd Place Sectional; W Club; Will and Prophecy Committee. NANCY JANE MILLER G.A.A.; Pep Club; Spanish Club; NISBOVA; All City Orchestra; Prom Ticket Committee,-Assistant. ROBERT THOMAS MILLER Scopes Basketball; Track; W Club; Latin Club; Will and Prophecy Committee. BARBARA MORGAN BARBARA ROSE MURWAY •‘Barbie Pep Club, Vice-President; Caduces Club , Treasurer; SANDTRACK; NISBOVA; Concert Choir; G.A.A., letter; Latin Club; W.S.O. House of Representatives and Senate; Co-Chairman Awards Day; Co-Chairman Service Roll of Honor; Election Committee; Student Guidance Committee; Pep Club Register Representative; Assistant; All-City Choir. NORMAN HABHAN ■Norm Latin Club, Vice-President; Football, letter; Track; SANDSCRIPT Photographer; W Club. JUDITH LYNN NASH Judi-Jay SANDSCRIPT Staff, Sno-Ball Chairman; Social Committee Chairman, S.O.S. Drive, Food and Clothing Drive, Social Calendar; W.S.O. House and Senate; McVout Chairman; Service Roll of Honor; Prom Decorations Committee; G.A.A., letter, Board, Costume Dance Chairman; Chairman Senior Teacher's Day; Juniors Juror; Talent Show, Board; Band, Historian, All-City Band; Pep Club; Caduces Club, Secretary; Latin Club. F.T.A.; NISBOVA. ADELLE D. NICHOLS Intercom Operator; Pep Club, Treasurer, Representative; G.A.A., letter; Prom Procedure Committee; Lake County High School Girls’ Conference; Caduces Club, Secre -tary; Drama; Spanish Club; Latin Club; Assistant. JIM NICKELS Chorus; German Club. BARBARA NICKSIC G.A.A.; Pep Club; Spanish Club; French Club; NISBOVA; Prom Decorations Co-Chairman; Singing Sands; Class Flag Committee Chairman; Indiana University Honors Program in Spanish. JAMES ONODA Jim Swimming; Spanish Club, Treasurer; SANDSCRIPT Photographer; Senior Fund Raising Committee; Prom Pictures Committee,-Assistant; Science Club; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Intramural Bowling. PAT OWEN Botch SANDSCRIPT Copy Staff, Ads and Index; Frosh Class Vice-President; Sophomore Class Historian; Service Roll of Honor; G.A.A., letter, Board; Talent Show Director, Board; Latin Club, Secretary; Student Guidance Committee, Secretary; Caduces Club; Chorus; SOUNDTRACK, Homecoming Attendant; Miss Photogenic Court; NISBOVA; Assistant Prom Chairman. JOSEPH PAQUIN MARGARET PARKER Maggie SOUNDTRACK Page Editor; Frosh Class Historian; Senior Class Secretary; W.S.O. House of Representatives; Senior Mum Chairman; G.A.A., letter; Caduces Club; Pep Club; French Club; Prom Decorations Committee; Concert Choir; NISBOVA. JANET PAUL Jan Concert Choir; All-City Music Festival; Junior Jury Alternate; German Club; Prom Programs Committee. SARA PENNY Science Club, Program Co-ordinator; G.A.A., letter; Joe Berg; Honor Society, Vice-President; l.l.T. Math Program; Spanish Club; W.S.O. Representative; Band; Orchestra; NISBOVA; Singing Sands; SOUNDTRACK; National Merit Semi-Finalist; Senior Fund Raising Co-Chairman. MANUEL PEREZ Boys' State Alternate; W.S.O. Register Representative; Football; Wrestling,- Spanish Club; Joe Berg; l.l.T. Math Program; Fund Raising Committee Co-Chairman. WILLIAM PESTER Pennsburg High; Latin Club; Senior Coffin Committee; Wrestling. ANNE POSZ Histori-anne Soph. Class Secretary; Junior Class Historian,-Senior Class Historian; G.A.A., letter,-Science Club, Librarian; Spanish Club; Pep Club; Joe Berg; Prom Decorations Co-Chairman; Homecoming Programs,-Caduces Club; Chorus; Talent Show Board; NISBOVA. ARNOLD POWELL SHIRLEY POWELL Sis CHRIS PRICE DARLENE PRIEFLER RICHARD D. PYLE Rick W Club; Latin Club; Football; Track; Basketball; Swimming; Junior Juror. CAROL RAINES Spanish Club. EVAN RALSTON Ev G.A.A., letter, Board; Pep Club; Spanish Club; Caduces Club; Student Guidance Committee; W.S.O. House of Representatives; Cards and Invitations Committee,-Concert Choir; Assistant; Intercom Operator; Drama,- NISBOVA. THOMAS G. ROBBIN ' Tom It's Academic Alternate; French Club; NISBOVA; SANDSCRIPT Photographer; Talent Show Board; Senior Room Co -Chairman; Senior Casket Committee. DENNIS ROCKHILL Football,- Intra- 167 mural Bowling; Perfect Attendance; Junior Juror. LINDA ROBINETTE G.A.A., letter, Pep Club, Treasurer; Latin Club; Prom Decorations Committee. BUCK ROGERS •Ruck'' W.S.O. House and Senate Representative; Senior Class President; Tennis, letter; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Election Committee; Senior Room Committee; SOUNDTRACK Staff. LYNN ROGERS ’’Skeez G.A.A., letter. Outstanding Junior Award; Pep Club; Girls Club; W.S.O. Senate Representative, Frosh and Junior Years; W.S.O. President; Service Roll of Honor; Sophomore Class President; SAND-SCRIPT Staff, Classes, Ads and Index; Student Guidance Committee; Senior Banquet Co-Chairman; Inter-City Student Council; McVout Co-Chairman. BARBARA ROSENBAUM ANDREA ROSE RUSSELL -And. Concert Choir Accompanist; NISBOVA; Spanish Club, Treasurer; Pep Club; Prom Procedure Committee; All-City Music Festival. SUZI SARGENT Ludi” Spanish Club; Science Club; Orchestra, Presi -dent; German Club; Speech Club; Joe Berg; NISBOVA; All-City Orchestra. ALLEN SCHOLEBO “AV' Football; Swimming; Band; Track; Intramural Wrestling. SANDRA SCHOR Sandy Dandy’’ French Club; G.A.A. letter; Pep Club; W.S.O. House of Representatives; Career Day Representative; Prom Favors Committee; Girls Club; Senior Coffin Committee. FORBES SCOTT Andrean MIKE SCHOTT TOM SCHEST Andrean; Baseball. ANN CHERYL SESSIONS Senior Refreshment Committee Chairman; Pep Club; G.A.A.; French Club. HAROLD R. SHELGREN ‘ Lip” Football, letter, Second Team All-City, Second Team All-Conference; Track; Basketball, letter, Honorable Mention All-Conference; Baseball, letter, All-Conference,- W Club, Vice-President; Honor Society, Treasurer; Will and Testament Committee. LARRY J. SKINGLEY ’Skeet” Basketball; Track; Senior Banquet Committee. SUSAN SMOLINSKE Science Club, Program Coordinator, Secretary; Honor Society, Secretary; French Club; German Club; G.A.A., letter; Freshman Math Award; National Merit Semi-Finalist; Commencement and Baccalaureate Committee; F.T.A. RITA JANICE SOLOMON Spanish Club; F.T.A.; German Club, Secretary-Treasurer; Northwestern University National High School Institute in Drama,-Senior Room Committee. BARRY ELLIOTT SOLTZ Barney” Hobart; Football; Basketball Manager; Commencement and Baccalaureate Committee. BONNIE SPUNGEN Pep Club; Caps and Gowns Committee. RICHARD W. STEUDEL toyd’’ Spanish Club; Cross Country; Wrestling,-Prom Ticket Committee,- Drama. SUZANNE M. STIMSON G.A.A., letter,- Pep Club; Prom Program Committee,- Concert Choir; Caduces Club; Girls Club; NISBOVA. BARBARA STOCKER Audubon High School; Senior Banquet Committee. ROY ALLEN STONEHILL W ' Club; Track; Football; Basketball. JOAN STUMP “Stonie” Football-O-Rama Queen Attendant; Homecoming Senior Attendant; SANDSCRIPT Copy Editor; W.S.O. Vice-President; Cheerleader; Orchestra President, letter, Silver medal; Homecoming Chairman; Talent Show Board; Joe Berg; French Club; Latin Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; NISBOVA, State Contest; Prom Ticket Committee; All-City Orchestra; Miss Photogenic Runner-up, Court; Honor Society; F.T.A.; Caduces Club; Indiana Student Council Workshop; House Rules Committee. JOSEPH JOHN SUCEC, JR. Joe Baseball, letter; Tennis, letter,- W.S.O. House and Senate Representatives, Pin Committee Chairman, House Chairman Pro-tem; Service Roll of Honor, Committee; Gordon’s Cotillion Advisory Board; Senior Banquet Co-Chairman; Election Committee; Constitutional Revisions Committee; McVout Co-Chairman; Homecoming Parade Co-Chairman; French Club,- Caduces Club; “W Club; Junior Juror Alternate; DePaul University Science Seminar; SAND-SCRIPT Business Manager, Assistant Sports Editor; Perfect Attendance; Frank Borman Day Panelist. BARBARA L. SUMMERS G.A.A., letter; Pep Club, Representative; French Club,- Girls Club; Caduces Club; SAND-SCRIPT Academics Editor, Staff; W.S.O. House of Representatives; McVout Dance Chairman; T.A.D. Chairman,- NISBOVA Homecoming Casket Chairman,- Prom Refreshment Committee Chairman. PHILLIP R. SWAN Andrean; Latin Club; Concert Band, Secretary-Treasurer,- Basketball Manager; Basketball; Stage-Dance Band; Prom Entertainment Committee; Talent Show Board. 168 MYRTA TORRES Mickey” G.A.A.; Spanish Club; Prom Publicity Committee. CYNTHIA TSOUTSOURIS Orchestra, Merit Secretary, letter. Pin; G.A.A., letter; NISBOVA; Spanish Club, President; Singing Sands, Editor; Service Roll of Honor; Honor Society; Indiana University Honors Program in Spanish; De-Paul Mathematics Seminar; All-City Orchestra; Joe Berg; Caduces Club; Election Committee; Perfect Attendance, Senior Teacher Day Committee. PATRICIA WALKER Pat Spanish Club. KAREN SUE WEISS Kasey” G.A.A., letter, Board, Vice-President; French Club, Treasurer, Historian; Joe Berg; Talent Show; Band, letter. Silver Medal, Council; Pep Band; NISBOVA; All-City Band; Science Club; F.T.A.; Pep Club; Service Roll of Honor; Prom Publicity Committee; Intramural Bowling. FRANCES WILLIAMS ‘Franny G.A.A.; Spanish Club; Prom Publicity Committee; German Club. JERRY WILLIAMS JAMES SIPOS WOLF National Science Foundation Institute, Purdue University; l.l.T. Math Program; W.S.O. Senate and House, Building and Grounds Chairman; Tennis; Science Club, Vice-President, President; Singing Sands; French Club; It’s Academic Alternate. JO ELLEN WORTHINGTON Jody” JON WOZNIAK Woz Track; Senior Room Committee; Rancho High School. RYAN D. TELLIGMAN Latin Club; Science Club; Perfect Attendance; Chess Club. ALLISON THOMAS Talent Show, Board; Pep Club, President; G.A.A.; French Club; Cheerleader; German Club; Senior Cards and Invitations Committee Chairman; Service Roll of Honor. 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University of Chicago M.A. University of Guadalajara Sponsor of Spanish Club 30 172 Staff SECRETARIAL STAFF ANDERSON, ROXANNA Administration Secretary Page 24 GOINES, MAE Guidance Secretary Page 24 GLOVER, ETHEL Administration Secretary Page 24 GREUTZMACHER, DAYLE Guidance Secretary Page 24 JENKINS, JOANNE Administration Secretary Page 24 KING, MARY Library Secretary Page 24 NEWCOMB, VERA Financial Secretary Page 24 CUSTODIAL STAFF BUSH, GLENN Head Custodian Page 25 COLE, JUANITA COLEMAN, DORIS COLLINS, FRANK CURRY, NATHANIEL FINCH, CONSTANCE GARDNER, ALBERTA HARVEY, JOHN JACKSON, BENNIE LANE, PERVIES MAKATURA, STELLA LARSON, RUSSELL McCREE, TREVOR PFAFF, SIMON STAHL, JOHN STUPAR, JOHN CAFETERIA STAFF VINCENT, ALBINA Head Cook Page 25 ALLEN, DOROTHY AXALSON, ELLEN DEARTH, EVELYN DWYER, ETHEL GRENNES, MARY LINDSTROM, FLORENCE 25 TANGDEN, SIGNA WILLIAMS, MAE 25 173 JOHN'S RADIO TV SALES SERVICE 386 South Lake Street CREATIONS BY LORI 563 South Lake Street A Abascal, D.......... 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Steele, Robert...... Steinhardt, Karen. . . Steinhardt, Stuart. . Streit, Nora........ Stephens, Kenneth . Stephens, Lance Stephens, Susan.... Stephenson, Craig. . . Stephenson, Karen. Stephenson, Paula . Stephenson, Tom. . . Stepita, Pat........ Stern, Carrie....... Steudel, Lucy....... Steudel, Rick....... Stimpson, Caroline . Stimpson, Pat....... Stimpson, Suzanne. Stocker, Barb....... Stonehill, Gayle . . . Stonehill, Frank . . . . Stonehill, Roy...... Struble, Dan........ Stulac, Mary........ Stump, Joan......... Sturdy, Linda....... Styers, Sharon...... Sucec, Joe.......... Sullivan, Charles. . . Sullivan, Charolotte. Sullivan, Deborah . Sullivan, Sandra . . . Summers, Barb.... Swan, Phil.......... Swanson, Kim........ Swisher, Lynda...... Swisher, Susan...... Swisshelm, Patty . . . Szczerba, Wendell. Szybala, Greg........ ...........161 .........148 ........148 .72, 77, 138 ............155 ........148 ...........161 ...83,138 ...........161 .........143 ........155 ............138 ............138 ...........155 ............148 ..........126 ...........155 ............148 ......85, 126 ...........126 ............148 ......109, 143 ......94, 126 ............149 ............149 .48, 51,62, 66 70, 75, 88, 126 ............149 ............155 .66, 111, 126 ............143 ............155 ...........161 ............149 58, 66, 85, 126 . . .58, 82, 126 ............155 ............143 ............149 ............149 ............149 ...........161 T Tachtiris, George .. ..72, 73, 109, 138 Tachtiris, James 99, 138 Taggert, Suzanne 82, 86, 143 Taggert, Robert 161 Tague, Ken 155 Talbert, Betty 161 Talbert, Shirley . . . 67, 81, 139, 155 Talbert, Thomas 155 Tanke, Stephanie 155 Tate, John 155 Toub, Marlene 139 Taub, Mark 161 Tavris, Dale 44, 80, 82, 139 Tavris, Jay 155 Taylor, Edward 149 Taylor, Kathy 82. 134 Taylor, Mary.............................155 Tebout, Donna............................161 Teel, Charles............................155 Teel, Ronald....................82, 101, 149 Tellez, Vitalia..........................149 Telligman, Ros...........................143 Telligman, Ryan..........................126 Terus, Erika.............................139 Tesanovich, Diann........................161 Tessler, John............................82, 149 Tessler, Cynthia.........................161 Timmons, Susan...........................161 Titak, Ron...............................84, 139 Titus, Rich..............................149 Thanos, Karen 161 Thanos, Paula 76, 90, 139 Tharp, Steven 161 Therdoros, Bill 161 Thomas, Allison 58, 86, 126 Thomas, George 143 Thomas, Hartely 155 Thomas, Mike 161 Thompson, Bill 155 Thompson, Jim 155 Thompson, Martha. . . 73, 143 Thompson, Robert. . . 44. 58, 68, 94, 100 101, 109, 126 Thompson, Sherry. . . 78,143 BANK OF INDIANA 650 S. Lake Street BIG WHEEL RESTAURANT, INC. 6140 Melton 186 GARY CAMERA 619 Washington Street 12-20 BOWL 5600 E. 8th Avenue Thompson, Sue.........................143 Thrall, Evelyn........................143 Trathen, Jon..........................155 Trench, Don...........................155 Trench, Diane.........................155 Tripp, Joyce..........................139 Trumble, Debra........................161 Tolson, Cathy.........................149 Tomlinson, Rick..................150, 155 GARY HOBART WATER CORP. 650 Madison Street Torie, Chuck................97, 105, 144, 149 Torres, Ada................................126 Torres, Jose...............................143 Torres, Myrta..........................80, 126 Toth, M.ke........................44, 77, 139 Toth, Randy............................99, 149 Townsend, Pat..........................67, 143 Tsoutsouris, Cynthia..............44, 68, 75 84, 127 Tucker, Robert.............................149 Tuerff, Nancy.......................161 Turnipseed, David..................94, 143 Turnipseed, Tim.....................155 Tusda, Harumi.......................127 Tyner, Dana.........................149 u Ulman, Diane.........................62, 127 Unger, Diane........................149 Urban, Craig.........76, 97, 105, 144, 149 Urbina, Veronica....................149 v Vagher, Kathy.......................143 Vagner, Ricky.......................155 Valdez, David.......................161 Vender Have, Connie.................139 Vander Horst, David.................149 Vender Horst, Joyce.................155 Vanderlaan, Roger.............44, 78, 139 Van Stee, Linda.....................149 Vantrease, Marilyn..................155 Vargas, Philip......................155 Vargas, Richard.....................161 Vaughn, Betty.......................149 Vaznonis, Tom.......................143 Vela, Marge.........................149 Vela, Mary Jo.......................161 Vensel, Nancy.......................161 Visclosky, Ruth..................78, 143 w Wagner, Art 155 Wahlsmith, Walter. . . 161 Walker, Boyd 161 Walker, Fred 161 Walker, Patricia 127 Wallace, Donald 161 Walsh, Jerry 155 Walsh, Jill 139 Washburn, Debbie. . . . 149 Watkins, Tom 161 Wease, Mary 149 Weaver, Joyce 161 Webb, Tony 161 Welsh, Linda 161 Webster, John 143 Weiner, Richard 94, 143 Weiner, Roseanna . . . . 155 Weiner, Stanley 155 Weinstein, Ellen 44, 139 Weiss, Jeff 84, 155 Weiss, Karen . . . .44, 76, 101, 149 Weiss, Richard .72, 77, 97, 101, 149 Weiss, Steve 67, 71, 98, 99, 109, 139 Weissbuch, Larry.... 155 Weissbuch, Sandy . . . 85, 139 Weissman, Nancy. . . . 155 Welches, Kenneth .... 155 187 Wetzel, Lorno.........................139 Whalley, Louisa.......................161 Wharton, Sue..........................161 Wheeler, Teri.........................155 Wheeler, Tony................82, 109, 143 White, Kathy..........................139 White, William........................143 Wilbanks, Judy........................149 Wilczynski, Robert....................139 Will, Cindy...........................155 Williams, Frances......................127 Williams, Gayle........................143 Williams, Gerald.......................121 Williams, Mark.........................139 Williams, Pam..........................1 1 Williams, Rhonda......................... 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JOE TITTLE AND SONS 501 South Lake MILLER MUSIC 644 South Lake Williams, Thomas 143 Williams, Tom 160 Willoughby, Linda 149 Wilson, Claudian 155 Wilson, Chuck 97, 101, 149 Wilson, Dan 161 Wilson, James . . .89, 94, 139, 140 Wilson, Steve 155 Wilson, Thomas 155 Wilson, Terry 149 Wilson, Tom 149 Wirth, Dan 155 Wirth, Donna 155 Woldt, Martha 139 Wojahn, David 161 Wolf, James 44, 70, 127 Wolf, Linda .. . .58, 73, 79, 143 Wolf, Neil 155 Wolfe, David 155 Wolfe, Dan 139 Wolfe, James 155 Wolfe, Jeff 139 Wolfe, Pam 161 Wolnerman, Allen 161 Wolynes, Peter 161 Woods, Jim 143 Worthington, Jerry 161 Worthington, Jim 125 Worthington, Jo Ellen. , 127 Wozniak, Jon 127 Wozniak, Elizabeth 149 Wozniak, Robert 105, 149 Wozniak, Rick . . . .94, 98, 99, 139 Wright, Bob 149 Wright, Donna 149 Wright, Richard 143 Wright, Tom 161 Wuletich, Jim 97, 149 Wygant, Jim 149 Wymer, Doug 94, 109, 139 Wysong, Chris .. . .53, 62, 81, 127 Y Yancey, Kevin.........................161 Yancey, Richard.......................79, 179 Yanna, Annette.......................161 Young, Mike...........................155 Yuratis, Bob..........................84, 149 z Zajicek, Mike. . . . Zawada, Richard Ziomek, Stephen. Zweig, Mike....... ...........143 ...........155 72, 76, 94, 193 ..........101 188 TOWNSEND PONTIAC This is tiger country” 6300 Broadway 189 CHUCK WHEELER Glen Park 3936 Broadway Miller 5729 Melton Road West 5th 3650 West 5th Ave. BOB WEAVER TAILORS 732 Washington 190 NIPSCO 840 Broadway NATIONAL RANK GARY NATIONAL BANK 504 Broadway 6471 Lake 191 Touch. . .And Go The 1965-1966 school year:. . .an important part of a student's life. . . the work of teachers and administrators. . . a year of growth through experience . . . a year of working with other people. . . a year of study. . . a year of dances, games, and meetings . . . a year filled with activity. The 1966 SANDSCRIPT:. . .a record of a school year. . .a collection of class photos by Indiana School Pictures. . . a finished product by Artmaster Yearbooks. . . proof of assistance from our sponsor, Mr. Meneakis, and encouragement from Mr. Chance and Mr. Grigsby. . .the result of the hard work of the staff members and the appreciated aid from those, though not on staff, who showed an interest in the yearbook. To you, the student body and faculty, the staff offers the 1966 SANDSCRIPT as a memory of a year at Wirt, a year of touch and go. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Kathy Burns BUSINESS MANAGER Joe Sucec LAYOUT EDITOR Stacy Rowland ACADEMICS Barbara Summers, Editor Sue Anderson MAJOR EVENTS Cheryl Eley, Editor Ann Berk CLUBS Mary Lou Kelly, Editor Marc Kaplan SPORTS Jeff McGough, Editor Zach Cornea CLASSES Cheryl Echterling, Editor Judy Nash Roz Pachter Peggy Schneider Steve Weiss Sue Black Pat Townsend ADS INDEX Lynn Rogers, Editor Pat Owen COPY Joan Stump, Editor Sherry McChesney Clarence Dean Ruth Visclosky PHOTOGRAPHY Norman Nabhan Jim Onoda Tom Robbin Chris Wysong Cindy Robinson Shirley Talbert Cheryle Primack 192