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York Community High School - Ys Tales Yearbook (Elmhurst, IL)

- Class of 1962

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So, too, is the 1962 Y'S TALES in which we have attempted to record your year at York. My, gkzkcwc I QQQXM 5 .4246 Q19 5 A ,Zfomff L M! wld fgjacz ,Lf AVL, ' AZAZL6, 7641 ff A fygce.. 246- do QZCAZLL 9041! -Za-6, 155767-7CC Q lied 0 U af VX id Jigdhle ot ts Li, Staff. . . ...... Q. ?7J 8 Seniors .... ..... 3 6 Undergrads. . . . . 66 Activities. ...... . . 96 Organizations. . . . . 98 Athletics .... .... . . . 126 Senior Biography ...... 'I46 X Ex ' Q f1.,4,dw.,c,q,.Q., W, Lucy I L QQ 41, .W zu fzawj Liu-fc,'9f'L4-Af, K7 ' , ,7 f'C!4L - 'rf is jf, , nj , A' Faces Porfray York's Story a 152 Tim Wcxlluce contemplates the mysteries of science. Don Hill ond Nancy Skinner reflect the image ofyouih. Liz Rogers rodicites enthusiasm. N5 , 'rf The promise of Yorlds future is in The foc ond Bruce Fredricksen. es of Joy Hankel, Greg Licht A41 Richard Haseman dispiays a musician's dedication. Youthful and naivete is expressed on the face of Freshman Marty Ste-phenson's expression refiects interest and concern. Paul Cameron. Purposeful creativity is mirrored on the face of Terra Hookham. Bi' 5f?Mij,lfi,gli WMM l lil will li ME f lf if fill is w ill Elf? Q My M975 Us 'e fal:::::,zz,z walls and al-ong these l sh w ks dream are made and live I i X d. Throug these pages may xx- ' he ultitud of emotions experienced ,l t y r t ' for this which was yours y Q X v ied atxhlptic contests, the frenzied f n 'ety before curtain, the mad cram- l m' g for xaminations, the lofty desire r ac emic excellence, the mixed UM em - -V, s on the long march Commence- ,JK me ight. This building, a catalyst - to learning and experience, has housed our years of indecision and frustration. lt will in the future be the on-ly visible landmark of our most pleasant years - and of our dreamsf fi' iw? Wg Ll 'Q- fi f'F5f'3v2ag V169 r- G-A9f5L3g5P if-3:15613 137 f i L N 1. 3 Rh' . ., ,if , A Q! -f -. 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M' 1 I -l Q ' sl L,,. f 2' ll V Q If it ::,'2 if Q ri. it 4 M it , 'k :fk. we Dr. Allingiwir - 1 if: Busy District Oftic When at the beginning ot the school year the Board ot Education had not chosen a superintendent, Dr. Allingham was appointed Acting Superintendent. In this year with the district beset with problems of reterendo, austerity budgets, and mounting enroll- ments, his role was not an easy one, His untiring ettorts directed at solving some of these perplexing problems won him respect from faculty and community. The Board of Edu- cation in February named Dr. Allinghcim Superintendent ot District 88. He now has the full responsibility ot keeping two first class schools in operation in a district in which the problems will continue to grow. We join all those who wish him well and pledge their support in this most important work. Superintendent Dr. R. Bruce Allingham Mr Robert WI Bond Dr. William Treloar Superintendent of Buildings and Mr. Jack A. Monts Director ot Adult Education and Grounds r. Business Manager District Personnel . . C': '+f: .rf't:-if. HW! i'u:s:1E. .':-,Writ Miz? Y' 'M t tW'f ww-M 1'-'sr , ,,,.-...,,4.f,5,,5,,,w,:-,mr: ms ' . f :2i2'.frI1 I Agri II .9'x..1v-As..'4i :,,.,,..,, N- ---A -- .. - si. . - A , V... 3:-r.:if'.:., .. ,,,. ':.5H.:fI'4.IH' . 1' A 7 ' -- I . r 5 ,t ftiillfsr r .rr i -r..-:2'i..s1.-af:z.s.- fa. ' ff- s L- i .?::.f'.. tai? iwsilmwgssfttisew rrwil:-.Haart .sw --r . -f . sqm:-1 waterskis-:: :QS ' . ss. 5. , 5 ' 2 r ' ' - Kiln 2 '. f ..s,- f I , as . 14:23 f I .ffm 1 . 1 y ' 4' . it? E,ff1ri . sits - '15 . ,. 15? uf A WI f f WIS - . ,A QQ.,,s'ge -. Ax it Q C I Board of Education for District 88 Mrs. Esther Rhode, Secretary, Mr. L. L. Ackermany Mr. Robert Smith, Mr. John Holbrook, Mr. John R. Bal- lard, President, Mr. Joseph Sheehan, Mr. Selwyn Edwards. M f .w 1 f pg: ,. new .milieu ri:m....sen Appointed Principal Taking a year's leave from the classroom and his work as Administrative Assistant, Mr. Bert H. Michelsen became Acting Principal at the beginning ot the school year. When Dr. Allingham was named Superintendent, the Board of Education appointed Mr. Michelsen to the office of Principal. Well known for his interest in high standards in all of York's endeavors, Mr. Michelsen has been largely responsible for maintaining Yorlc's leadership in spite of a multitude of obstacles during an extremely difficult year. To York's new principal, we give our congratulations and wishes for continued success. Administrative Assistants MF- KSVSD Corry Mr. Raymond Hosteland ASSiSTC1I'1T D600 Of Boys Administrative Assistant Mr. Walter Knudson Administrative Assistant Miss Beatrice Kranz Dean of Girls Mr. William Mueller Miss Irene Winn Dean Of Boys Assistant Dean of Girls 11 . Q, ' , Q ,,,, 4' s 5 , ' X .. 2 .4 le 5 . g .3 ...M .. .V .ff v.:m1f1.rf1 V. ., '-.. f , We 1' 'J if M. I ...fgifl , . stiff 5 1, fi 1 if of . 'fyf . gf E ' ' , 3 1 V p,,A ym , . in R ' :KW ff- .+ .1 K ,,.,,.....v--- f XYZ I- g , KK MR. A. V. BAKKERS, World MRS. ELLEN G. BASS, Developmental MR. LEON BENSON, Mathematics, Foc- MR. JAMES M. BERGER, History, Junior Class Spon- Reading. ulty Chairman of Caps and Gowns French. sor. Committee. MR, DAVID A. BEUTER, MRS. RUTH BIDDULPH, Mathemotics. MR. KENNETH BIDLE, English. MISS VIOLA E. BILLETT, SO. English. cial Science, Nationol Honor Society Committee. John Rowe at work in Language Lab. .EZ 5 .1 -6' MR. FORREST S. Physicol Science. dr. ,- 5. ,wa . fl wc Mrs. Reed with her Honors English class. Faculty BIRKS, MRS. G. MAHRE BOWMAN, Business MISS CAROL T. BRAND, English, MR. FREVV BROWN, Physi Machines, Typing. Counselor. cal Science. 3 'NIETI l won rl r-mr sz TT? if CRX MR. R. VVARNER . English, Student Llounci Sponsor. MR. HARRY K. BURMEISTER Business Low, Business Or- gonizofion, General Busi ness. MR. RICHARD L. CAMPBELL Physical Educcfion, Ari, Vor- sify Boslcelboll Cooqlw, As- sisfo nf Baseball Couch. F . if .. VH. 5 rd' 7 .N .Sf ' MR. ROBERT CARLSON, Physical Education, Physical Science. MR. ELZA F. CHERRY, Book- keeping, General Business, Business Math. MISS GAIL CHILETII, Math- ematics. Faculty MISS ELEANOR DAVIS, Eng- lish, Journalism, Director ot York Hi, Quill and Scroll Sponsor. MR. RICHARD S. DAVIS, Electronics, Mathematics. MRS. LUELLA DEMAS, Health, Physical Education. PAI MISS MARILYN CORAY, P h y s i c al Education, G.A.A., Girls' Tennis. MR. KEVIN CORRY. Physical Education, As- sistant Dean of Boys, Freshman Football Coach. . MR. GUY J. DAMIANI, Spanish. 15 'T' MISS MYRTLE ELLIS, Head Librarian. MR. D O N A L D H ERICKSEN, English American History. MISS MYRTLE EVJ EN English, Sfucleni Hand- book. Faculty H, iiiI!'I655i' MISS MARGO J, DEMETRAL, English, Dramaiics Director. MR. GEORGE EHNEBOM, American Hisfory, Geometry, Senior Class Advisor. MR. ERLING O. ELLINGSON, Physical Education, Varsity Baseball Coach. 16 MRS. MARIAN FEID, Heolfh Physical Education. MR. ROBERT FERRY, Biology Alhlefics Council. MR. KRIS GARMAGER, Eng- Iish. MISS GITA GERTSONS, Physical Education. MR. ENZO GIUNTOU, Span- ish, College Counselor, Sen ior Counselor. MISS PHYLLIS GRAHAM, English. Student Council President Don Anderman leads student body in Pledge to the Flag 17 gs' S Miss Johnson's arf class enioys fine arts film. Faculty MISS MARIE GUSTAFSON, Sfenogrcl- MISS SARAH GREENO, MISS NANCY GULLEY,MoThemc:fics. phy, Typing, CIericclI Procfice, Chair- MRS. ELLEN HACKLEMAN Mathematics, mon of Business Education Department. EngIish. F, f-. , -- ,-gg in J L' fnwnwi .- V l It ... L 4. .5-.Aw -ul .au MR. ROBERT D. HAEBICH, MR. PAUL H. HARTXNIG, Technical MR. ROBERT M. HAZLETT, Physical MR. EARL E. HEINHORST, English, Drawing, Architectural Drawing, Staff Education, Varsity Gymnastics Coach. Mathematics. Planning Committee. L Qi , MISS JANET HELSEL, Busi- MISS VIOLA HENRIKSON, Biology. MR. HENRY C. HITT, Social Science, MR. RAYMOND A. HYLAN- ness EdUCOtiOn, 5l1O1 fltGf1d, Y's Tales Sponsor, York High Ushers, DER, Director of Guidance. Typewriting. Director of Summer School, The daily scramble for Ogburn and Nimkoff books in Room 216. f-.sv MRS. CHARLES H. JACK, JR., English, Chairman of Library Committee MR. WENDELL JACKSON, Auto Mechanics. MISS CORINNE JOHNSON, English. V s if K M -9. I V - -gf U M, M 4 1 VL iii ,V L 5 lik ,W 91? Z A y A Q y wiffai ' K, K Ti -f K : A' 2 'L J 3 : , ' W ,Ei ' 5 ' vg,,54 if 55 1 4 F' - -' we 555 'gi 1 if 5' 5' sg 5iji Q 5 my 3 1 Riggs iffy' 'kld Fi f A Q21 . V 5521. ig VK N 5? ,, N , A W af 35912 ,f i 5 if 5 x f S Q gg, ff l1 'M,1 ifffdlfffi-gfgwifl 9 gl 6 if! . :S . , ' L 15. i 4- V f J-37, f1 f,f7 Q we ' ' 1:2 3 j H 15' ge: ' , ' ' ii Q ' Q55 f M 4 5 L, In if 4x'1?!,,,4ff1-xjyw, I I 75? V, f yn' V ff ki LL j, I Q ' js., , f ,..,4,Zcfc.aCfcfKfs 3 if .f '1 Q gg? Q2L4.fg,f f' S f , Q VA 7:57 in Hi . WM n k Hg' 5 sf a E W . an' ' HA E' LH? J? m 3553 4 5- . Q :Q UW, 5,4 4,553 ,fax ' ' ,i-432335 agwg? 'W iffgiwf Jf' A- Z J Q QW IAI f . HW if W W 5fQnsm g 6 3 3 , , ,Z U1 gg ,, wi,wi N I iii F. ' ww? 'lei , 4 , M ' 45- r l 5 V Maw : 4 , W' 1 kt Mr M f V Q .vw :mv . gii .... MISS MARIAN JOHNSON, MR. DAN E. KANE, Director of E.M.H, MR. VERNON KELLY, Mathematics. MR. HAROLD J. KIEFFER, Art, Ceramics, Graphics, Di- Program. Physical Education, Chair- rector of Art Staff, Chair- man of Boys' Physical Edu- man of Art Department. cation Department. 1 . 2 LIE iiL I f . ... ..,. . 3 Nfil 'ZW ii...S it 4 K fisi I I Q5 ' L. Q54 I' BQ 3,1 ,.,is gage 33 5 BIZ? I -Qlgil M045 Silk 6 fn W rr fi 7 my ' R. 6 Ea llfiltv m Him nl MISS RUTH KINNEY, Librar- MISS EDITH KINSINGER, Counselor, MR, DAVID KOCH, Physical Education, MR. JOHN P. KOVATCH, ian. General Business. Director of Physical Welfare. Physical Science, Staff Planning Committee. Calisthenics are an important part of physical education classes. W ww. Marie Becherer is c study of concentration. MISS NANCY KRUMIN, MR. ELMER KUNZE, Physics, Chairman MISS BARBARA LAMB, Eng Shorthand, Typevvrifing. MR. ROBERT M. KUEHN, Woodworking. of Science Department. Iish. ? 00 I. ff' 'K Steve Maior, Robert Gael, and Don Poch have a lesson on the.linotype from Mr. Woodburn. MR. DWIGHT UXRSON, World History, Director of Intramurals. MRS. LOIS ASHTON LAR- SON,Latin. MR. DONALD J. LAYNE, Physical Education, World Geography, Head Frosh- Soph Football Coach, As- sistant Wrestling Coach. MR. RCRERT M. LEADER, English, Chairman of English Department. MR. A. IRWIN LEISHMAN, Mechanical Drawing, Chair- man of industrial Arts De- partment. MR. TED N. LElTZ, Counse- lor, Sponsor of Freshman Class. MR, JAMES McCLURE, Amer- ican History, Staff Planning Committee. MR. DELBERT W. MEITZ, Mathematics. MR. GLEN MESSERSMITH, Art. MR. DONALD J. Le+ MENSE, Spanish. MRS. ROBERTA T. LIND- GREN, Horne Economics. MRS. JANE MARRINER, Physical Education, Health, G.A.A. Bowling and Archery. ,yr MRS. V. NAJERA, Span- ish. MR. THOMAS H. NEL- SON, Mathematics, Golf Coach, Faculty Bowling Director. MISS BERNICE NEW- KIRK, English, Reading Improvement. rf P 0 CZLD P0-:yup 'Hn-IM, Faculty MR. ROBERT MORRIS, Chemistry. MRS. IRENE MOSTEK, Nurse. MR. ALEX NAIDENOVICH, Physical Education, Head Varsity Football Coach, As- sistant Track Coach. 'F' . my I .3 'mg H95 X., fm ' 1,52 YT. Q. 26 MR. JOSEPH NEWTON, Physical Education, Mathe- matics, Head Track Coach, Cross Country Coach. MR. JAMES NOLAN, Eng- lish, Speech, Debate Coach. M RS. H E LE N O'NEILL, Homemaking, Chairman of Home Economics Depart- ment. K N . N XXI: NJ IJ LW LC' ixfiw MR. ROBERT PADDOCK, Physical Ed ucofion, Vo rsify ond Frosh-Soph Tennis Coach. MR. W. RUSSELL PALMER, BiolOQY, Bookstore Monoger. MISS DOROTHEA PETER- SEN, French, Choirmon of Foreign Language Deport- ment. Jim Fitzgerald prepares for cz career in orchifecfure. N Q fi My f f f ., we l E1 'Qi L 27 f s--...., , ,gig rs 31 AE W' ww 3 was wwwwwsa sn ,GR 'QA 24,3 ,fyfgi . 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Ru Rh Pd Ag cd In Ib Mo Tc M QI 31193 W . , H ' .Re AJ zona I 6 Pr f . Gd fb, UV H V Hi, ., F'..,,i 151.26 tl mst lb ...A Cf UAHV MR. HAROLD C. SCHOLLE, MISS DONNA SCULLlON,l.ibrc1rian. MISS IDA LANE SETTLE, Mathematics, MISS BEULAH F. SHEHAN, Physics, Physical Science. Chairman of Mathematics Department. English. An autumn afternoon scene: ticket sellers and ticket takers Messrs. Zibart, Leader, and Smith. r QV-'S 1 .x flag r'ls awe - I 'Q Q I Us is-M AW is H4 .femur .W .. 5, ew! V 'TM' 1... V, I. ,... .. N... ,. K I gr ' V'-l I . ' 'I , s Q i I Z I Faculty 0 .- as 1 A .. MISS ELIZABETH SIMMS Physical Education. MR. GEORGE E. SIMPSON Biology. MR. CALVIN SMITH, Spun ish. A QA' fm Wfwq Mrs. Smulksfys of work wiih o class in Germain. 30 M . L,.- , 1 g 4 A an mwrwwfu ,ur . -WMV ,, 'N .M Q A'-K 4 4 ,'4 4 ,V 4' f A , ' Kiwi-1-V , i , . i -S, A . . - 'ev 'H4-L4 44 V Y W . 1, V, .M '4 ' V, 4 4 'A mf -. 43. j 4 . 4 9 - ,, , - 'L A ,V .Q-YQ ' - 2-Vs.?'fVL1 ,. V. - , W 4, 4 , - Q-NM. 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'- -- v, ' 534- Pj'-':,, f' X 3, wi' A' L'-aff'-HA - .2 wi -i1i'+. fg,5.L-bgfw X- L- A - VV ' 7 2 i5,57..if ,W Humana-5 Z rw MRS. ALDONA SMULKSTYS, German, Stuff Planning Commitfee. MR. FREDRICK SNYDER, Di- rector of Audio-Visual Serv- ices, Sound and Light Crews Sponsor. MR. JOHN E. SOHNE, Counselor, Machine Shop, Sophomore Class Advisor. ,-o 157 . 5' , 2 'Sf ik A A be 5,- i,g?lf'rfi Ron Scheiblauer and James Hazard help Mr. Wilson in a science closs experiment. 32 MRS. FRANCES STEED, So- cial Science. MR. CECIL STINSON, Physi- cal Education, Freshman Football Coach, Fros-Soph Basketball Coach. MISS LELA SUTTER, Nurse. MR. LEE G. WACHENHEIM, Physical Education, Wrestling Coach. MRS. FRANCES WALT- HOUSE, Mathematics. MISS MARGARET WELCH, Latin, French, National Hon- or Society Sponsor. dal. MR. W. TED SWENSON, Psychology, Geography. MR. HOWARD P. VAN NORMAN, American History, Social Science, Chairman of Social Studies Department. MISS PATRICIA R. VINE, Physical Education, Cheerleader Coach. f' 6' sg, W 1 MR. ARTHUR C. WILSON, MR. RUSSELL J. WILSON, Physical Sci- MISS IRENE R. WINN, Engllish, Assist- MR. JACK R. WITMER, Vo- Physicol Science. ence, Choirmon Summer Driver Educo- cant Deon of Girls. A ' V col Music, Senior Choir Di- tion. A-ft' rector. A Q1 K' .ff r if X it 19-'nD,W6s1 lifted -VS by MR, LOWELL WOODBURN, MISS JEAN C. YOUNG-S, English. MR. G. A. ZACHARIAS, American His- MR. WILLIAM G. ZIBART, Printing, English, Printing tory. English, American History, Production of Assistant Sponsor of Student Council. Greg Johnson, John Brockett, Bob Wilken, ond Jim Sklodzein busy studying microscope slides in biology closs. .Rx A 4 'X-3' w39 g 1: ' ' i ik- 4 '- . ..'.. .f .. . i. s'G'it to ti e keg ,st r H-C ---ns' Mrs. Darlene Allison, Reception- gl U ist, Guidance Se ices. 113 XZ? ,Q r,, . er Q E H' E' .1 Mrs. Jane Borchsenius, Library Q ' cg . D 9 Clerk K G fi' 7721.0 Mrs. Dorothy Bretz, Secretary, Guidance Services. Mrs. Ann Grass, Reg! istrar. Mrs. Ruth Ord, Re- ceptionist, Principal's Office. Office Personnel Mrs. Lucille Burke, Library Sec- Mrs, Judie Carter, Clerk, Gen- Miss Mabel Cooper, Student Ac- Miss Doris Danielson refary. eral Oftice. counting. Secretary to Princi pal. .L New V -- Mrs. Marion Harris, Mimea- Mrs. Helen Holter, Psychornet- Mrs. Veronica Johnson, Book' Mrs. Olive Morrisey, grgpher, ri5f,OfHCe Mgngger, store, Secretary to Dean of Business Glflice. Boys. Mrs. Velma Wright, Mrs. Dorothy Pedersen, Attend- Mrs. Gloria Priebe, Switchboard Mrs. Merle Witt, Receptionist, Receptionist, General ance Department. Operator. Health Services. Office. fx:- M! M ff gwffgeji'-'ff fjwuk I ' gf if55S'fiffgQQj WN WW' - Xa W1f2 f :w f ,wzp,fg, 1q,,fip Wfgvxfl ffwf ' pf' -fr of ' -75 GM M if W ff iff MW fzifpikwiif X JQWTJJW , . EMM ,QQQg?f5gZwLZfJ3rUAfNQfA I i A 3 S X 1 Yfx-ma-41, 0 ,Qjgi'g: V -5,27-tf3,..3?T fmfigi-V G... sv 4-r-j 121 mga?-'32 ,gf ZQQEM N mfg, .QSEJV1 M .v..,. 3-v. ' F J2z?W-x!F K x X X 1 V W 5 MQW lf ACM? WW ff f W 1 A A Z , W WW MW W I AQ! 211, ,MMM ffuw gy IWWSMX eiHass 1962 For these seniors their high school ca- reers are over. Behind them are four years of life at York. lt is to be hoped that we have preserved here much that will help to recall for them pleas- ant thoughts and memories. Senior Class President Dennis LaVigne meets with the Officers at the Class of '62: Richard Wiersema, Treasurer, Benton Hoskins, Vice-President, and Eliza- beth Rogers, Secretary. National Merit Scholarship Finalists From more than 550,000 high school students in the United States who took the competitive National Merit Scholarship examinations, ten oi York's seniors were name National Merit York's National Merit Scholarship Finalists: SEATED, L to R: Leslie Burdick, Barbara Gore, Jacquiline Wallace, Sharyn Jacob, Alon Berens. STANDING: L to R: Robert Huston, Barbara Bryan, Norma Davenport, James Anderson, Finalists. These ten not only have much to look back upon that is good in their tour years at York, but they, indeed, have much to look forward to in the years to come. James Kirby, who is missing from the picture, finished his high school work in the summer and is now in college. Sara Jane Aizkerrr g Cheryl Lynn Adams Thomas Akers -Jflfiim., 'U! Donald George Anderman Doris June Andersen ,fi X, N., Raj ' James Richard Anderson Kent William Andres Cecelia Ann..,AnglialHsJ Janice Giea Ashby Kathleen Kerwin Ashley X JJ l Kent Forbes Austin James Eric Avery Pamela Kay Baermann Sandra Sue Bailey Cynthia Jean Bair Joanne Lynn Bakes Sfephen Barber Rifa Ann Barr 39 Janet Bollman ' 1'- I ' ' r , -A '-:- in 4 Q Q1 ff .lv 2 W, E K2 5 ,M , f , 1 N is ll X938 ,Q M tm in .W tri x 5 wg its W.. ,gg I if Y. K, Charleen Bracht ww' .H lied Baumrucker Ed-,fora ,-W.. Beaurline Marie Freida Becherer Bruce Dennis Bednar Regina Belobraydich Joan Martha Benedetto Catherine Benzin Alan S. C. Berens Karen Elaine Berg Holly Lucille Bergeim Edward Adams Bickel Glen Russell Bole Alan Scott Boring Judith Bornemann lrmgard Eugenie Bother, Michael D. Bovis 'HGV' Walter Brasen Donald Breh Kevin Ray Brennan Carol Lynn Bretz Susan Lynn Pruckr Cami Jean Brown Barbara Charlotte Bryan Charles Y. Buford Helen Bullgmore un George F. Bullman Susan Marie Burchard Corwin Berry Butler Jessie Caley Dale Lawrence Canfield Daniel l. Copozzielli Robert John Carey ' Denis Keith Carley Donald Carlson Forrest Lowell Carlson Leslie Ellen Burdick Candace Andrea Burton Judith lrene Bushman Class of 1962 1 :ij T gg ' VV if ,,5 '-5.5.33 Q - -' R .L - mt 41 'ir Cfkynell LIL,l', ',!'Cl ,Eames Cori: Jonice Ann Cesstord Hugh Dudley Chotee, .lr. Dorothy Louise Choplon Phyllis Anne Chcippelle Robert Brion Childs Cheryl Anito Christiansen Doniel Cieslo Walter Cisur Moriorie Ann Civis Sharon Lynn Clcirk Walter S. Clevenger Joseph L. Clitlorcl Elizabeth Ann Clint Robert A. Cobner Chloe Elizob th Cody Williorn Cody Stephen Colburn Borboro Ellen Cooper Eloine Judith Cooper Shirley .leon Copeloncl 42 ' 'F :ATP s-PQ., Jim Dean Cornille Joan Christine Cattle Al P. Coulolias Carole J. Covone Richard Cox 5 its ,fell 6? , ,ii 'ir' ,,, , ig' lzg.. ,L 1 r rr J John B. Coyner Ronald Arthur Cram Carole Joann Cray Donna Ree Crews Patricia Ann Crippen Class ,of 1962 Lucinda Kathleen Crosh Donnell Randolph Culley tg 52 ., .wk X W' f Sharon L. Daniel William Lewis Daniels OUTSTANDING SENIOR DONALD ANDERMAN Don is equally capable with a gavel, basketball, or physics book. His ability and popularity have brought him such awards as Stu- dent Council President, National Honor Society, and six Varsity Letters. H ' -, - I. ami 1,9 Davaf-zaorf ,+l'wle'.-rl 5. Domrnlti' Catherine Ann Deivlufla James Anson DeShong Ill :imma Michael J. Diskin Kent Alan DiVerde Gerald Dlugas Holly Dobricky Gayellen Dodt John James Dorn Ann Patricia Douce Richard W. Dover Steven F. Drake Donald George Dresel Perry Dale DuBose Margaret Dudley Joan A. Duncan Linda a Durlcicf xc Q? S -'xx IN ' x T Xl V 1 id' :gif In f' mfsffsls.. Charles F. Durland Howard M. Edwards, Jr. Richard W, Egger? John F. Eliason 4-4 4 'E A J r. f Q E ig 1 9 N fy . 515 '9 5 f. 31 g 1 we .. J , ' si 1 1 '-539' 5 'gf'-V: EQ 71 i -5411 ,, mi? 1 4 Mdrilee Fefdlfwnd John W. Ferrari Katl nan Fisher 3 gif' t l Joyce Hellen Ercoli Richard C, Fearn James Fitzgerald Robert L. Foersterling Gerald Andrew Fontana Janet Jill Fortune Bqrbqrq Ann FQX Class of 1962 David Allen Fox Marguerite Frank Gerald A. Freitag Virginia L. Fricke OUTSTANDING SENIOR JAMES ANDERSON High academic and athletic achievement has earned Jim many en- viable awards. He earned five Varsity letters. His academic dili- gence brought him National Honor Society membership and a Na- tional Honor Society membership and a National Merit Scholar ship Finalist ranking. . E-ff lssig, are V'-nm... Pafricia mar . 'rel Robert E. Gas' Daniel Lawton Goff Elizabeth Jane Gordon Barbara Gore John Joseph Gaier ill fm' John Royer Gorman JoAnn L. Gazdik Consiance Anne Gerlock John Gewin Susan Dolora Geyer Harry R. Gianneschi Margaret A. Gisburne Lloyd Grunt Elise Bartleff Gregg kk k ' . E52 h d A. lk, XX- Y., ' 1. Y. QI W? -C239 i, 325.2 , W 35 ai, 5 lk ..' Anfon M. Grzempci Cheryl Lynne Gufman Mary Ellen Hack Edwin Conner Hackleman 46 l 5 -k al P 'rf-221 ' K- 'W -r' . J ,L , - ' WW, '5-1' ew.: - ' . f1r X , 9 ' A- 'fs V W ywgf . . iff: : x igg if ' Af. ' 'N 1 'i4.ggylG 1 -V :79' '!' v,' D 'l 3' Donna J. Hagan Karen Johanna Hanson David Mason Hargreaves Sally Ann Harlc Evelyn Michael Harlan AJ J f ,fl at Karen Louise Harrold Judiih Ann Harris Mary Kathleen Hari Susan Mary Haselhorst Fredrick Alan Haseman Class of 1962 Karl E. Hasz Mary Ann Havey W, .si 5' E? , Rowan, ' . 3? ,if I We llll ilie A f l i H I I 3 , ., .. r:!9'- ,, S ,R 5 if if iialwalvi 521. l Rl' l,5E7'f. A I I L: gi:-' TI 11 : f -,v,. 1-W' H '51, 2' 5 RX Elsie Mae Heinrich Judith Mary Hemmis OUTSTANDlNG SENIOR BENTON HOSKINS Ben has made his mark in many sigriihcanf contributions at York. Cross-country, track, Student Council, Senior Viceepresidenf, Y's Tales Editor-in-Chief give only a glimpse of This busy and popular York senior. 5 Q v nette wzbf Donald 7 -L K ' 'wxa I Kathleen T. Hlavenka Elaine Francine Hobbs Karen Sue Hoffman Peter Holbrook Arthur Edward Holder Marcia Lynn Homiak Tarrant K, Hookham Robert F. Horan William Benton Hoskins Bruce H, Hurst Linda Ann Hurtig Robert John Huston Cheryl Susan Ingve lk Q1 x.: Marguerite J. lskenderian Sharyn Kay Jacob William Pefer Jager Janice Esteele Janas David A. Jankowski 48 I, gr 4595? sift, 'S' A :lv ' 1' imsfiii aw, Ba bara Lee Johnson Earl Arnold Johnson 1553 1 Af!! Ro lrt Susan B. Jourdan v , , Q., ftlfi-6'4 i,.i g,G 9 f 4 Donald J. Julie? yy lux' ,Ellen EliZabeth!'Jum'pfl, J V ' ,1 1Karen Kalas , Kell fJobn Anthony Keller ' 114, , 2 2 ,f , w V, lf' 1 , ' . H J ? L' 1 ,L W ' U l it ',- Lf 9 'Pj'-In.iJ ly. Lv 155, ' VU. I!!! .Y 1, A .CV J 71 . W 'jill' rl' lv' Jw -'D 1 1 ,Ly W ,Ly 9 fl 'Q , In rl' , L ,J . l V 5- 1 ,I 4, 11,7 L, ' lj A L .ff 11, if ly, ml, QV ,P ,Ib Y 9 by X ,, W 46' L A I 5 ' 'llf ' ll., , 1 1- 1 5,-L' l' if C' L l l ,M 1 1 f . , ur L J if ., A f i,w , 1 fi alssowfel if ,if ' lu L 'I ' ' .Mr Q U jf' ML ly My VV' Ir, V r 1 f i . . - ' .f v ,M VV 'L' V . in Ll, Ik Val., ,VIN .lg . ,IU it ,ff 1- f, N , :ff 19 ,7 X-5 '01 L, 1 V, Lf f - J , iff lf. fu f f 5 lb- va 'I L ff if I AnneLfKellerf. I, r' . Mal. IG Fe Keljquen IM ,L A L, - I T , if f -Cv dn 'fd v ,H if A L7 to ' U! l H l 5 x.- ' , rf' 4 U V7 L W1 ,U ' ic ' J' I , L L V OUTSTANDING SENIOR ALAN MALECHA v' X J ,xl l I 7 , V V Al's extracurricular tame has been centered around the basketball , ' 0 ' , ill' il X L court and baseball diamond. His fan club wants the mention of his I K ', having been chosen Homecoming King, Class Viceepresident, and V 1 'l J IV ' Student Council Representative. He certainly deserves this mention. ,L ' ' ,- fy 4' J I X . 7 5 .aa-v- 5Mwff',. l fdflil '.4i-To s 3 3 55 YW Lawrence H. Kiefer Diane Cecelia Kiermas 49 YF? f f1,f?v Qfai, flag j ,pw if Y f John Stephen Kovafch Irvin Kozeluh John Kersfen Kraff Katherine D. Kramer Judith Louise Kreufz John D, Kruissink Karen Kay Kuchenbecker Donald Robert Kunze 50 Kincannonn Gaif ilizabf-rsh Klsfler Stanley Allen Flimelfg Karen Klingholler Chrislina Kloker Kenneth E, Knicker Allen Raymond Knop Karen Jean Knudson Susan Elaine Knufzen Karl Norman Koeneman Joseph Konewko Joyce Kopecky Kenneth E. Kraneman James Joseph Kutschke 'lifts' Pamela Ann LaBarbera Raymond LaFrancis James Marlin Landwehr J. Sharron Lange Wayne Alan Larsen Edward Allen Lout Dennis Roland LaVigne Larry Lecifman Mary Lucile Lee Sharon K. Lee Class of 1962 Jack H. Lemein Kenneth Lee Leppla Mary Jo Lewman Lynne Diane Lindelsee OUTSTANDING SENIOR CAROL MEILLER Versatility is Carol's chief trait. Her activities in Traffic Court, York- Hi Staff, Quill and Scroll, French and Girls' Clubs have proven her leadership ability. Those blond locks and quick smile are going to be missed at York. mm.-f Em ? . m e ' ' 7 ' ' lf' H 3,1 ,k,V .fjj f f- :VH 21 2 11 if iii 7' eww ,,, 5, f wg 24 ,, .21 , , W L.,, ,. n img . fiia i l' - - 51 W ,, . .,., ,,, H , , L a 'X wp . AA A i f Q elf ig sy aj iI....Q Linder Jame., P. Linfmluisf Louis H. Linneweh Beth Gay Linsenmann Bruce Linsenmann Linda Loek Fred Aiberf Logan Lani Logsdon . A -zwffglfilv, - my Gail Susan Lopafka Judifh Anne Larimer John F. Loubsky Roberta Sharon Lowry ...,,m ff!! Christine Ann Luchs James H. Luefgerf Terry Alan Luefgerf Ann Norel Lunde Bruce Maddalone ii' Doyle Mqeder Norman Mager Harva Lee Mag lot? 52 Alan Maiecha Timothy Manders Wgyne A, Mgmno Kathleen Elizabeth Marbarger Denise Marie Markulin John Andrew Marshall 1 f Q-f WilllGm Milffin Joanne E. Marty Sandra Lee Matravers Harry F. Mayerhofer Diane S. Mczur Class of 1962 James McCarthy David McCollum as , Guy McConnell Douglas W. McCormac 53 OUTSTANDING SENlOR BARBARA POLLARD Barb's sparkling eyes and freckles are typical of her plus. Assuming definite leadership roles she has bee Student Council, Pep Club, Girls' Club, and Cheerlea spirit has continually been reflected in Barb. - personality- n active in ding. York's Y 4, J Jean McGregor Margaret Jean Mclvlifghael Michael F. McNeil Carol Ann Meiller Diane Ruth Merkel Thomas R. Merkel Steven Metzger Dwight Allen Mey vm' Shirley Ann Michaels Mary Ann Militello Q Judith Ann Miller Steven James Miller Dan J. Millsap Margaret S. Molnar Carroll A. Mooney Jerrold Raymond Moos Gaylord J. Morse Terry Michael Moye Carolyn Marie Mueller Kathryn Ann Murphy Charles J. Naus RA Douglos Lee Nelson Kenneth T. Neuffer Douglas Weldon Nickerson Alon R. Nies Fredrick E. Nix William Robert North Marion Ruth Noltke Dan E. O'Brien Class of 1962 William Richard Olson Shirley Frances O'NeiII Mary Jo Ohlweiler 'I Marilyn Opiholi Winifred Lucille Orme OUTSTANDING SENIOR VIRGINIA SCHAFER As Homecoming Queen, Junior Class President, and Student Coun- cil Corresponding Secrelary, Ginny has been ci definite part of Yorlds life. Her sincere cordiality and her brown eyes have won The friendship of many. 5 2 1 2f'1sJs1g, ., .pw .iv , . Howard L. Owen Martha Jean Palmer Eugene A. Parkhursf Sfewart Dale Parr Ronald Paulson Ellen Louise Pearce Raymond John Peceny, Jr William T. Pedersen Susan Gay Pellet Byron L. Petersen John J. Pfeilier Jack Edward Phillips Susan J. Piepenbrok Donald Alan Poch Sandra Ann Poe 'UA James Charles Pokorn Barbara E. Pollard Edward Pomeroy Pray Carol Kathleen Price I tf-wa? Glenn Com-gd Pl-iebe Gayle Prueter Kenneth .I. Radek Warren Radtke l Paul M. Reid F. David Reiman Ronald David Reinke Sharon L. Rickard Joan C. Riester Class of 1962 J. Riley James Andrew Ritter June B. Robbins OUTSTANDING SENIOR ELIZABETH SINCLAIR Perseverance and ability have been Beth's outstanding traits. Ac- tive in Student Council, she served as State Secretary and a Coun- cil member for tour years, Music, however, has been her chief in- terest and she was named concert Mistress ot the All-State Orchestra. SSS I f'P '1- L. - Robinson Elizabei n Anne Rogers Ma ry Pat Rogers Ronald L, Rokusek Charles Fremont Rudolph 79' Robert Rudolph John J. Rumps Judith Arlene Rusch Mary Elizabeth Ruteclci Kathleen Lynn Samlow Carol Jean Safzke Susan Sylvia Sautier Virginia L. Schafer Jean Marie Scheltes Mary Catherine Scheppach Jutta Schirrmacher Robert Schloemer is 2 it Carolyn Val. Schmidt Miriam L. Schmitt Karen Lois Schobel Gayle Schreiber Carson Schuler 58 William Robert Schultz Susan Faye Schumacher JUliC1 Ann 5COTf Elizabeth M. Scully Robert L. Seabright 5919 Andrew Serpico William D. Shamburg Lynn Kenrica Sharples H. Dale 5h6I'mGI1 Judith Ann Shewchuk Class of 1962 OUTSTANDING SENIOR MARTHA STEPHENSON Marty's interests range from Quill and Scroll to Cheerleading Cap- tain, Her rnaior activities have been Girls' Club and Pep Club, Her vitality and sincere interest are going to be missed next year. pn Erie-. Ralph Siebert Nora Ellen Simerson ew Ann 25? .Clair Nanci Jo Skinrvev JoAnn Slowik James Smeja Lynn Marie Smith Charles N. Sorenson Joan Sylvia Southon Karen Ann Spicer Marianne Emlie Spilo Nancy Irene Stanley Richard N. Stanley Nancy Jean Steinhebel Eric Stenberg Martha Ann Stephenson Karen Sterling Donald V, Stibbe John Stola Albert C. Stalper Janet Elizabeth Stoltman George W. Stonesifer Thomas Ralph Stranberg Wayne T. Strauch 60 Richard A. Struck Dallas Sutton Judith May Swaback Allen R. Szerlong Richard Szerlong fx! !!:::: ' James Taylor Charles F. Thill Cheryl Jean Thomas Shelly Thomson Sharon Carolyn Thorberg Linda Louise Thurber Richard Tillotson Stephen R. Tilly OUTSTANDING SENIOR WAYNE STRAUCH Honored with Prep All-American, All-State, ond All-Conference awards, Butch is one of the top athletes in the state. His class rec- ognizes all ot these plus his genuine friendliness and sincere mod- esty. its ' N eli T Q, Q iyi i i r r l ,vSf4j 1 yy SQ' ww 'Zi 7zZyVyiI 1' Vyli ,.i,l' i'ii - lll l . , 4 wfsbeth Toedfer I -zfr :it D. Tomy Donna Jean Toskey 1 Joseph L. Townsend Kenneth R. Townsend Judith Trepanier Timothy N. Troendly Dennis Turyna Richard M. Tufhill Carol Ann Ulczycki Francis Van Allen Sandra Sue Van Ewyk George D. Vann, Jr. Deborah Joyce Van Norman Marvin Vestuto Patricia June Vitner Julie Ann Vogel Karen E, Vollertsen Cynthia Lee Vorlicky Catherine Anne Wagner Diane Evelyn Wagner Judith Lynn Walch 62 :J MQW Algqqueline Gmc: ' ...ace . vids . len Wcinzung -lfifk R- WGTSFS Halbert G. Watson Patrick Weaver Richard Mark Weber Robert C. Wehner Karen Weidenbach Elizabeth Weidman Frances Evelyn Weiss James Charles Welsch Linda Werner Charles H. Wessels Lynn Marie Whalen Sherry Patricia Wick Richard Allen Wiersemo George W. Wilder Joyce Arlene Wille Class of 1962 'Q cf- 63 W Robert D. Yri Charlotte Zadokus WM 2 ' v ., ff, I xt , Qi 5 r ifv, fr It-A lx? 'N ' .. l., 7T' W 'Qfilfj 5' :ire ft' fgjiiml W' ,:,2uwssw::,a'wff:' N 14 1. -.gsfzgy -3,5 is vi fy -jiri? of :fr :Q ., W , . , '5 5, gf f Q' I if If-32.5.4 1 . ..-R Natalie Anne Zak JoAnn Marie Zaletel Sharon Zeiler Carol Zitz Joan Zitz -' Evan Wilson ' W. WW if 'atrick John grab Peggy Wolf Roger Allen Wolfe Donald G. Wolfgarth Karen Lee Wolven .Derek Michael Woods Robert I. Woods Eric Workman Barbara Woxberg Ernest Wright Darlene Zaremba Seniors Not Pictured: William Bacon James Fisher Susanne Megyery Ronald Mochel Senior Biographies start on page i46 COFWIV1 Butler and Steven Metzger with caps and gowns. The Big The long, lonely corridor reflects York s inanimate beauty Senior Briefs Commencement an end and a beginning These are the Senior Intramural Basketball Champions: Peter Hol- brook, Richard Tillotson, Don Breh, Doug McCormac, and Dick Eggert. Thespian President Douglas Nelson views his backstage habitat tts 5 Nbr V 1 V! W422ffi ii MQW V Q, V AKQLQWW Wxfw Wi W? 'L fx' e . N ' M- -21 9-' - . Q Q mi s! - N, if 22? H 1 Q w3,ggw+ ww gg W Q we 3 WX 518133 M Wg,ggg 5: aw w w wax, 1 ' My gb k wa ily? W 'H ? 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'rm' 'l N -2 V ' y ,,. ,Q 51245. f .,,....- V lr! gf me WDW 5 .ifflia f- 4, , , . ' . . ,A . 'V ' A i H752 ' A , M , 3, 3, g pf... 3: JL. if-'if ? -. 2, - Q 4 f T. Nagel, D. Nakamura, A. Narcli, R. Neely, A. Nelson, S. V' ,, . Nelson, L. Nesslar, M. Niblick. -ff A, Niemoth, R. Nork, W. Novinger, D. Novy, S. Oblander, J. O'Leary, A. Olszanowski, G. Paddock. if QE V lip A 1 . . , A. 3.3 ... Md, r ...Cu 1 .rw V . .3 I aw.. , . we -. J'f:e': W s 'P' 4'-gy ft . ,,,,.s, .. , ,Y I - . . , ,ff My sf im is L if, 3. .. . WM-- ,T ,,-.W..,..s 4. .1 4- J Juniors V. Mason, B. Masfro, J. Mather, J. Mafhe- son, C. Mathews, J. Mafhiasen, J. Mafousek, V. Maul. N E :Je f T Ji' -fn -. L.. . , . M . W. f, .a .,. f- V iw ff 1 J., x- Ai I ' leaf KEN! W. Merkel, J. Meyer, L. Michael, J. Mikoda, C. Mills, T. Milchell, G. Miichinson, G. Moe. W. Moeglich, T. Moehn, D. Mofhf, J. Moore, P. Morema, J. Morgan, J. Mortensen, M. Mortensen. T. Mosher, A. Mraz, J. Mraz, L. Mraz, J. Mueller, K. Munclf, J. Murray, M. 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Rowe, P. Rudnik, G. Rumpt, R. Rumps, S. Sahlin, W. Samatos. .f Letterman blowing ping pong ball across swamp during initiation. 2 7 D. Pahnke, B. Palchick, B. Palmer, J. Pantaz, R. Pape, S. J ' ir Parkin, R. Parr, S. Passenger. ...J K 5 A m 5 ,. . - ig- L' 'mb Q .. , l vm, f,,i.' .1- Q' Q ? ts- ll ll Aff R577 . ' P . . ff: 1 '- .. , Q, 'V M ' .. 1 or , ,f g i a::fh,f? W .. ., 3 5.4.2 ,t 4. ' .X f a ' fi C. Peterson, M. Peterson, S. Pfaft, J. Pinckney, D, Pitcairn, N. 'e Poltrock, L. Pomerance, P. Powers. if RQ, J V ,V S. Price, C. Priepke, D. Proce, T. Quinn, W. Racherbaumer, D. 41332, Y Radek, C. Radtke, L. Rago. 5 'J ' .I 1:,. .',. Q V. Rogona, S. Ramsay, R. Rank, P. Rasmussen, B. Reed, F A ' ,K . Reed, D. Reese, J. Reese. .. 1? fi . ii i , J.: .J r - , 'R 4 ...si J R R ' '51 3 A . T M i' - . 1 , Y- ' W U. 5- -Tfef F ri 12. ggi 1,-'P .fi ,.. R ' i ' trn . : W i l 1 1 I- may i K fc -i fi t . f f h - ..r' . . 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Shczrples, J. Shoemaker, J. Siontcz, KK ' r'r' MQ... K ,.: 35, V. Sigler. K 'W .Qu Z Val z J. Sims, R. Sitter, C. Slifko, I. Smith, K. . .H W smith, s. smafh, W. smith, M. smftw, . W. 7' S. , ww 'f Tig- 'Q fm -F 1 'Q I' Sei our J VV 57 i H., , U y ,K .lg . t if .sg '75 4 513-5 . fx K , R. Snyder, E. Spoid, R. Spong, S, Spears, A. Spek, S. Spen- ,M ' 21- f A cer, G. Sperondeo, K. Stonek. in gi- ky. P ffm, -4-. M. Stefani, K. Steingrober, J. Steinklouber, B. Stemple, S, ' Stenzel, J. Steuber, G. Stevens, D. Stolper. ,. , I .5 Y. T .. ,.. .. .,, 5? V . Vg an ... 1 L. I, .J H .. A V' ,A off , 5.5 ivy... ' Our tecxm on its vvoy to victory. V ,..o-n v-- f . , it ...Q-a. g E,....M.J. .... f '...fer,.w.s:,.7- Y 52 -at '-' F3 W t1 A3 , gl? 05 U f Q.: u A -I .. H A new-. , 'fx ,f J. ff5 Yi,,-'il Ja V , . .H 1 1 ..2f:?-ness? KtE'isx:f:.f.w. :a 1: .rw-, :V A V :T V ,wr h...Wsfff..f:a. . . . . if' WI. 6 A . . . gf! 5 ' C - '. f1 'L . ,Lfg Ez. ' .. . H g Q tn. S. Surges, K. Swanson, L. Swanson, L. Swan- son E. Szerlag, C. Tesch, S. Tetrev B. Thielk. -A. ,Q-f iff .ue ,Q -.Pak 0-ed gym classes. Competition is keen in Juniors' c ff 41.2 fs' .f 1 ff rl it an .F . Q ss J . Gif 'FEI' . 'fr f fi -1. . ,, fi? , k . . QE I -fill . '- 2 - .f' Rf if . b 1 - ' . . f . '.. 5 'sf t riff 5,V fill . . Q B ., g V s': We B . . T 1 -., . 1 . ww .- .s., T. 1 3 'fi ' 5 ' fys 'fl kw V- ...- D M ' ': '-.k Q.-jf :.fwf5:..,:fg, : .. ' qgka . , -ff ' p -. gf . - -in f . s-.. . ' Z T ... . li W - a f' , A -V f .. -. ' IIA 5 . s s .J 'm A T :,, 1 at L ..:, 1 Q ' ' z -.1 t f 1 w T f 1 .. sf 'gli wil. . . . . . . sg N 1 - I - f - I A ' ,M W b ll. ' i '39 f 1 viii we in we ,- C Wegener R Welln J Wendel M Whnte E Whitney I Wlerzbucla D Wnetzlce C Wllcle J Williams K Wlllnams D Wxllson J Wll son R Wilson M Wines K Wmter P Wlr G nr .Q ..-1' J .. -1 'Rf' x. ,, Q x t., . A 'Z mv..- - f . me . s 1, of 5 T X TW 3,313 K I J J ' , if . f S 1 tw . E.: ' 0 .ww , . 'f . Qfiiff 74 J. Stone, M. Stone, B. Strahl, B. Strasser, N. Strom, W. Stuckey C. Studenny, B. Struth. . ' W. 5 . Q. . .... . .4 .,...,. , ...o M 1 ms. . . .M C. Thompson, J. Todd, H. Toppel, M. Torcom, B. Trapp, P, Truckenbrodt, L. Truhlar, J. Twedf. J. Tyk, H. Ulmer, H. Van Den Brink, B. Vegfer, J. Vertucci L. Wadington, V. Walsh, J. Wallace. L. Wallace, T. Wallace, P. Wanderer, W. Ward, D. Watts D. Weaver, R. Weber, R. Weber. b n I i V Q ,f A . fir . 1 me 'W .T l eI3f ' iii-Tl' 1 Y -fifff '..' .fs . ff ,Q e J 5 .4 1 f J l. , i -. .- ,wa if , .rn- fi. izhafer, C. Witt, J, Witt, T. Witt, D. Waita, J. Wolters, W, 7 'ri VN 'od i.. Wright. I . N. Wyatt, P. Zakos, R. Zeimet, T. Zielen, E. Zimmer, R, Zimmer- man, L, Zunkel. Sculptor Mario Ubaldi presents his Trilogy to the Art Memorial Committee. Mr, Ublacli explains his sculpture as a dedica- tion to all teachers and students, symboliz- ing the inter-relationships that must exist between them. Members of the committee are Marilee Ferdinand, Tarrant Hookham, David Johnson, and Lee Cleary. ADDITIONAL JUNIORS: FIRST ROW, L to R: Linda Lardizabal, Jerry Gee, Barbara Taggart, Betsy Burns. TOP ROW: Nancy Baker, Sandy Wick, Jan Cipar, Georgiann Haines, Diane Ber- nardo. r . 7 n 5 F: L. is -wr . .nv K. --T' Byw- . sr, Y T, J ,QE .ff f 2 A gi J J! 'fi I ' , I- u.. haf 1 , if ga 4-if 47 if ' , qs. ' ' . EI. Ji' rf ii' if L f T , Q- Simi VK' A 't s :V ...W fb 'iff' 5 'M K J fs A Q, Ab 5. 1 Q ' dx J' J if Lil SZ Q4-v. ,v-r Q7 Q i l 4 .. sa ik. ,,,, , r l . in 'L 'N I vi I I , 'fill' 5 A .4 ..f.- 3 A Eu: , I : ,. x I Q f 2 ,. 57 if fi ' it ' . ' A K ,. -' J it sf. V 7 f 'M' . 5 L, ' k, W 'Am 'L ' S 'KKI Q N 5 V 3 af fs-4 il. R. Beamish, R. Becker, C. Beck- mann, M. Beecroff, S. Behm, V. Bellavia, S. Bellerive, F. Belletire, B. Belling B. Benke, J. Benson, J. Benson, E. Berger, S. Bergling, P. Biehl, S. Bien, C. Birdsall, D. Bishop I 52 ' 'Q : I ..,,... .. si' W , A'.t.fG' IS . J. 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Erler, E. Evensen, J, Evensen, N. Everiii, G. Faniozzi, J. Farrell, K. Fearn, J. Ferry J. Fibranz, D. Fiene, J. Fiene, C. Finke, J. Fischer, R. Fischer, R. Fischer, R, Fisher 7. ,..--fu ,za Eff-:fe , .. Q ml- l M' 'T A va Y' 9' vw! YL! A is ,M W. I' Y J... , iw ,. . W 'J in E W' A ' F' 1 V 5 V17 , ,sirgff , ' f L' O ' f 1 - S. W. .. f 1 ill if iil J . i srr. . . 77 i f W- . f w ...:1.-f: I L' T ' . .. ' ,,,, . Sk'R3.91 'Sa4liS5iQi2Efi'?i' X -r mlfizfeml-Y H .1 A .eff Z , .Lai 'g g 1 3 ., C. Forman, G. Fox, V. Frale , L. Frazier, .1 L is L' 2 l u 5 el K F M V , ...., .M .. .... .- A is X Q V X' X. A A A Mi si r 2 M if 4 Y A e 1 4 ., - S m eh r? ::s.e,.f. -m sfaiaseiizfz . fs, ... M . .S A V. ff I .. .. c .. ' -,fr 1 :silo-in lsr P -4' . .. ff 1-:.f:s fx' .Q .. Vs? - V .::..jZ1 1 7 1s.. -,QM I ...Q . . . - . H ag.. .. V. -jf gc-5 - 1 ,Q -WN -. ' 11 if ,gif V V 2 P. Gisburne, L. Glenke, J. Glen- non, C, Gloft, J. Goldblatt, G. Golish, J. Gonzalez, J. Graben- hofer, J. Graf S. Gratft, J. Graham, K. Graham, J. Grahovec, N. Graves, J. Greg- oire, R. Grimsley, V. Gros, M. Grossman R. Grupp, J. Gruttadouro, B. Gurman, T. Guthrie, M. Gutz- mer, B. Haaning, B. Haas, C. Haas, D. Hadden .WA- . . . . f ,'f1.zWif???Q35. ...H in '12 4' ,, ss, .1 ' - :Liz a.,,. - r f- . F . - . 'K' igiigfjtf H ,,,, Q ' ' .,igf1F.A', A-1 Q ' , n .. .,.. 4 K i , 53555, . fa. 1. - Q ' - K. Haselhorst, D. Hawkinson, K. it Haworth, C. Hayden, E. Heck- V mann, VV, Hector, K. Heerwagen, K. Hemingway, T. Henning 2 Q! V S. Hermanson, N. Herrli, C. Hes- ter, J. Hickman, D. Hicks, C. Landwehr, M. Hiser, M. Hitch- cock, J. Hitt V, Hlavecek, R. Hobbs, N. Hol- brook B. Homoly . Horn . Hovde E. Howard Hubbard J. Hruby K. SPH Q 'rl-. 5 Q W5 x I' Q Q S If 1 if 2 -- V are - - xg .. .. .. .W .,,... A rag! X 432 M - f- fmvfeifffw- H , ff 53, ' K. L. 5 P . Q' ss. new-fr 5',srJ xt egg 9 5, rye . . in qw. .J .. '- if i 3- if -3? 3 .5 '- . -we .5-1 ' Q ' 9 ' ' . resff,v 'X f -'-. . .... ,... . 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Mauss, J. McAnar- ney, L. McBeafh, R. McCallai, W. McCallister is f : i .fgrf J 1 M . wp -Q.. .mf , M uv' if .AW he ': .. York's ausferify band plays for homecoming festivities. 1 80 J .Tia J J - H in 'H K. 'V , f 'Jm a.. . ' '- 4.1 ia: ' 1 4. -P wr .52 'sm . we A .. W- . .f gf if-iff? V, Y . fs f A ,fr A . P' ' 4+ K H A J V 4 3.6. Sophomores R. Miller, P. Mochel, M. Mommsen, G. Moore, J. Moore, D. MOOS, K. Morgan, J. Moss .W . ... g . ,sw ,W F 1 SL. 'A 'Wo 'Q . I rf.. W' .1 im If J. Mowers, R. Mrowiec, J. Mudge, J. Mueller, J. Myers, A. - My Nudlef, s. Nagel, c. Nash A o .- l Fil of . ffzsif f fifa ,J rf, Q.. we f,,. 4 4, .2 1. A f M' L 'C Q wif-li' A ., gi. ,-'r r-ff ' V, K. . .. -' .sf , -. fs. ' A ' .. Qi A K ff ZW, Q, 'J . QM J if .- - .K J A . in ., A 4.,, . 'E :jk gi, lg ,- ' I Tk ,L 'M A Q .1 1 . . P ..,,, fl J W s . . A ii if ?' fs: J 7 J f N5 Ei . A .I .oy f . ERP 5. . :QV 4 ML f K W J, '59 . ' 'if .iff Q , f fab ff A . ...K J sw' . 'I S. Osborne, E. O'Shaughnessy, J. 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N Pczmelci Boermcm, Business Manager Y's Tales R corcls Glimpses of '62 ,V lon, Art Editor, Cheryl Adams, Bernard Polchick, Ellen Jump, SITTING Donna Toskey Lindo Truhlor. Underclossmen Sedion: Beverly Schultz, Edi- Torf Parke Schaefer, Wendy Word. Faculty Section: Tim Sponnausf Edifor, Billie Bishop, Holly Von Den Brink. RVN? Ari Stuff: STANDING L To R: Dorothy Chop- Sporis Secfionz RoberT FoersTerling, Tom G Phofographersz STewarT Parr, Don STibbe, Novinger. 1 6. .Qi . . Y ,wif f,--f, T ,We ..,, . fl' T--.9 T, o o In This year of ausTeriTy The sTafT has worked under a handicap of a shorTage of boTh Time and space. In spiTe of This, The siaicl has aTTernpTed To puT inTo This book some glimpses of The faces, The people, and The acTiviTies ThaT go To make York. These are The 5 he Things you will remember. K T Senior SecTion: Janice Cessford, Glenn Priebe, Senior Editor, 'P' oldslaorough. Dennis Turyna, Chief Phofographer, Walter T.-Q51 , Business Staff: Cheryl Ingve, Mary Stefani, George Vann. , Z The York-Hi Records York's Many Facets Under the direction of Miss Eleanor Davis, the award-winning York-Hi continues its excellent coverage ot York and its many facets. The bi-weekly newspaper is student planned, written, and printed. lt has long been a source ot pride to York and the community, Mr. Lowell Woodburn is the faculty director ot the student printing crews. Going to Press Wil TE- Vmk York-Hi Printing Staff: Donald Dresel, Steven Major, Gerald Freitag, Robert Gael. York-Hi Typistsg STANDING, Barbera Pollard, Cheryl Cessford, Carole Behrens, Joan Zitz, SEATED, Marilyn Opthalt, Shirley O'Neill, Ann Douce. ,S-' 4. .-4-'f -Riff York-Hi Sports Staff: Editor Steven Tilly, Robert Seabright, Dennis Hoover, Steve Champion. fx York-Hi Art Staff: SEATED: Maly Kiendl, Ruthann Wilson, Sylvia Parkin, Leslie Burdick. STANDING: Dorothy Kornrslca, Jane Steu- ber, Cynthia Bair, Editorial Board: FIRST ROW, L to R: Martha Stephenson, Karen I-Iotctrnan, Marilee Ferdinand, Roberta Lowry, Carol Meiller. SEC- OND ROW: Lindo Werner, Susan Sautier, Judith Kreutz, Judith Kincannon, Virginia Walsh. THIRD ROW: Michele Campbell, Stephen Tilly, Eric Stenberg, Edward Hacklernan, Tarrant Hook- harn, Joan Southon. Features Staff: FIRST ROW, L to R: Jacque Wallace, Barbara Veg ter, Susan Sahlin, Cynthia Clark, Cheryl Witt, Joan Laemmer, Pat- ricia Zielen. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Cesstord, Dallas Sutton, Bar- bara Hope, Karen Stanek, Jutta Schirrrnacher, Katherine Flooton, Richard Tillotson, David I-Ianni, Richard Burn, Leslie Crysler. Business Statclz L to R: Dallas Sutton, Patricia McClelland, Arlene Bole, Eric Stenberg, Karen Hottrnan, Richard Burn, Cheryl Conner, Martha Stephenson, Richard Tillotson, Judith Kincannon, Michele Campbell, ' I, ,ME ,-.,,,,,,, xy.. ,, WN ,. ,M-vw' M R, . xr , M.,-m .i' In f fnfttiamrc s ,MN F Thespicm Program Slowecl by Ausferify WiTh The dramaTic bill cuT To conform To The ausTeriTy program, The Thespian group had a relaTively easy year. InsTeod of The usual Tive or six maior dramaTic producTions, only Two were presenTed This year. There was work, however, Tor all when The STage- craTT class periods were dropped. The Thespians Took The challenge and became sTars noT only under The brighT lighTs, buT behind The scenes wiTh The painT poTs and sTage braces as well. Yorlc's Thespian group is aThliaTed wiTh The NaTional Thespian organizaTion, a high school dramaTic socieTy honoring achievemenT in The dramaTic arTs. Miss Margo DemeTral was The TaculTy advisor To The group. Thespian Officers: Douglas Nelson, President, Linda GorveTT, Secremry, Lou Linnewek, Vice-president Al Szerlong, Treasurer. York's Thespion Chapferf FIRST ROW, L To R: David Reirnan, Cheryl Thomas, Deborah Van Norman, Ann Rifche, Silvia Parken, John Gander. SECOND ROW: Mary Rufecki, Deon Kloker, David English, Joan Dun- can, Tom Fricke, JuTTa Schirrrriacher. THIRD ROW: Bill Cody, Roger Wolfe, Jack Gorman, RoberT SeabrighT, Jim Crum, Gary Schneider. Missing from picTure. Jeff Brown, Virginia Schafer, Mike Lighfbourne. Q, 'el ,Af --.,,,N l QQ, ff 'Via 5i1f9 Served to righten Bleak Fall New ,l Beverly Schultz, Carol Weg- ener, Jean Anderson, Barb Strasser, and Nancy Pat- terson in Out ot the Cool. Candy Burton, Tarra Hookham and Kathy Fisher perform their deviltries on York's stage. Debby Van Norman, Mary Liz Rutecki and Jeff Brown listen intently to the ratings of politician Roger Wolf in The Girls in 509. The full impact of York's year of austere-ty was felt by the Drama Department. Only two maior productions were presented instead ot the usual five or six. ln the tall The Girls in 509, directed by Miss Margo Demetral, was a bright light ot comedy STAGE CREW: Kneeling: Lett to Right: Debby VanNorman, Jan Nelson, Susan Haines, Barbara Stemple, Zita Jusinskas, Thomas Fricke. Standing: Mr. William Kunst, Cheryl Thomas, Sylvia Parkin, Gary Schneider, Robert Seabright, Jack Garman, Dave Reiman, Linda Gorvett, Louis Linneweh, Mike Light- in an otherwise dull part ot the year. Too late tor pictures in this book came Time Remembered in the spring. On this page are pictures ot the tall produc- tion and the biennial variety show, Vaudeyille '62. Diane Bernardo pre- make-up bourne, Carol Seabright, Sue Reiman. TOP: William Cody, John Gonder. X, 'K u f.J?.p..b Roger Wolt seems all wrapped up in the play. ...bf fem pares costume and it Q AY for The -V Qigrgikkg i Girls in 509. up Z Qi, , Y -311' L, 5 ,,,o ' The Girls in 509 finally caught their man. National Honor Society Officers: Carson Schuler, Treasurer, Marilee Ferdinand, Vice-president, Sharon Thorberg, Secretary, Barbara Bryan, President lmissing from picture.i i 'is t fi'i'2!fFif?fL Q 'Y fr fs . Senior Members. V cted Last Year: FRONT ROW: Left to Right: S. Jacob, M. Homiak, E. Jump, L. Burdick, B. Gore, C. Burton S. Sautier, S. Haselhorst, J. Kovatch. SECOND ROW: M. Hack, M. Ferdinand, C. Bretz, . erg, B. Bryan, S. Pellett, M. Gisburne, P, Holbrook, S. Tilly. BACK ROW: K, Andres, D. Anderman, A, Berens, C Schuler, E. Hackleman, J. Landwehr, J. Anderson, R. Huston. Academic Excellence ls Personified in th National Honor Society Seniors Elected This Year: FRONT ROW: Left to Right: M. J. Wallace, C. lngve, C. Meiller, V. Schafer, K. Harrold, C. Cray. SECOND ROW: M. Hart, J, Southon, K. Fischer, D. Chaplan, E. Weidman, M. lskenderian, E. Heinrich, J. Cesstord, M. Stephen- son, M. Optholt, N. Davenport, D. Hagan, S. Geyer. THIRD ROW: P. Linder, J, Scheltes, D. Wagner, T. Hookham, E. Pierce, C, Adams, C. DeMuth, E, Workman, A. Nies, S. Copeland, K. Marbarger, J, Lorimar, P. Baerman. FOURTH ROW: N. Sim- erson, J. Marty, D. McCorrnac, C, Rudolph, J. Gorman, R. Rokusek, R. Tillotson, F. Logan, L. Tinnevveh, J. Fitzgerald, J, Baumrucker, M. Boyis, S. Metzger. Character, scholarship, lead- ership, and service are the key- notes to election into the Na- tional Honor Society. To be eligible tor election to this hon- orary society, a senior must be in the top ten percent ot his class, and a iunior must be in the upper tive percent of his class. Eligible students are elected by faculty vote. Junior Members Elected This Year: FRONT ROW: Left to Right: S. Krohne, J. Schuler, C. Wegener, J. Heim, L. Pomerance, B. R. Strahl, M. Scovill. MIDDLE ROW: F, Reed, R. Edbrooke, L. Becker, A. Berens, J. Becker, G. Kennedy, D. Hanni, D. Johnson, P. Hanson. BACK ROW: M. Cerny, D. Escue, J, Wallace, D. Hoover, L. Dann, B, Bronson, J. Dawson, J. Gurtz, L. Wallace. Quill and Scroll Elected Last Year. FIRST ROW: Lett to Right: Ellen Jump, JGCQUC Wallace, Leslie Burdick, Susan Sautier, Ginny Fricke, Judy Kreutz. SECOND ROW: Tricia Keller, Donna Toskey, Cheryl Adams, Dotti Chaplan, Joan Southon, Carol Meiller, Cyndy Bair. THIRD ROW: Marilee Ferdinand, Steve Tilly, Doug McCormac, Edward Hackle- man, Tarra Hookham, Carol Bretz, Martha Stephenson. Quill and Scroll Recognizes Scholarship and Journalistic Talent The two maior publications at York, The York-Hi and Y's Tales, foster the development of iournalistic skills. An elite group ot these juniors and seniors, meeting the excellent academic and literary standards, compose Quill and Scroll. This chapter ot the national organization is sponsored by Miss Eleanor Davis. Quill and Scroll Officers: Left to Right, Judy Kreutz, Treasurer, Terra Hook- ham, President, Cheryl Adams, Vice- President, Cinthya Bair, Secretary. New Quill and Scroll Members: FIRST ROW: Lett to Right: Cheryl Ingve, Dallas Sutton, Marilyn Opt- holt, Kathleen Fisher, Leslie Crysler, Carol Wegener, Joan Laemmer. SEC- OND ROW: Wendy Ward, Mary Dell Stefani, Barbara Vegter, Cheryl Cess- ford, Carole Behrens, Margaret Dud- ley, Beverly Schultz, THIRD ROW: Virginia Walsh, Richard Burn, David Hanni, Dennis Hoover, Richard Tillot- son, Thomas Goldsborough, Pamela Baermann. gh it 3 I f 71. ' ,Mriv f' 2 fx tf t .2 ,A Senior Student Council Representatives: SEATED: Joan Zitz, Joan Martin, Sharon Lange, Marguerite lskenclerian, JoAnn Slowik, Susan Jourdan. STANDING: James Anderson, Dennis LaVigne, Richard Wiersema, Davicl Jankowski. Junior Student Council Representatives: FRONT ROW: Joyce Sather, Barbara Taggart, Billie Bishop, Susan Oblander, Nancy Patterson, SECOND ROW: Jerry Witt, Richard Ad ,L D ,Rb A f,B B ,F kR Cl. Donald Anderman, Student Council President. cms any ann O erl IUSC mee any mn ee Student Council Accepts Leadership Role. Sophomore Student Council Representatives: KNEELING: Maurice Kennedy, David Freshman Student Council Representatives: KNEELING: Paul Schroeder, Ronske, Mary Jacobs, Lynn Glenke, Sharon Dwy, Carol McCarron, Nancy Tem- Susan Spencer, Carole Hoffman, James Leslie, Shirley Creighton, Ron- ple. STANDING: Robert Karstens, William Whitney, John Marbarger, Gary Moore, ald Kornteind. STANDING: Susan Reynolds, James Paddock, Druscilla Joel Goldblatt, Samuel Richards. Teschf Judith KlU9l3eV9f l-Cwfffl lnQVe- 'twmywgwrs , Student Council Officers, L to R, Virginia Schafer, Donald Anderman, Candy Bur- ton, Edward Beaurline, Patricia Keller. Social Advisory Committee: FIRST ROW: Jack Marbar- ger. SECOND ROW: Mary McCarthy, Ann Lunde, Elizabeth Scully. THIRD ROW: Robert Huston, Shelley Thomson, Susan Joy, Glenn Priebe. , 1 if f it f 1-s1HT1.fLss2i1'T'5,, L swsssiib Student Council Reviews Busy Year ing the school year. The Honors Study Hall program was planned and put into operation through ettorts ot Council. Homecoming, under the leadership ot Bob Huston and his committee chairmen, was a Council proiect. With the help of the Lettermen, cafeteria supervision came under Council's responsibility. Vaudeville l962, one ot the tew auditorium productions of the year, was sponsored by Council. Mr. R. Warner Brown anal Mr. William Zibart were the faculty spon- sors. Hold-over Members: L to R, Barbera Pollard, Elizabeth Sinclair, Benton Hoskins, Mar- tha Stephenson. Honors Study Hall Committee: L to R, Wil- liam Shipman, Carolyn Konrad, Frank Reed, Stephen Metzger, Chairman, Nancy Patterson. 6 The Student Council provided a basis tor many of the school's tunctions dur- es 1 W, wha 457 2 if . .1 Committees Important in Council Large representative groups such as Student Council find easier going when spade work is carried on by committees. Many ot Yorlc's students gain valuable experience in serving onthe various active committees of Council. Elections Committee, SEATED: Tarrant Hook- ham, Ann Douce, Laural Marlcvart, Marjorie White, Janice Tylc, Chairman, Kay Armstrong. STANDING: Joan Laemmer, Elizabeth Burns, Jane Schuler, Virginia Walsh, Virginia Joy, Mary Pat Rogers. Safety Committee, FRONT ROW: n Harriett Stephenson, Sharon Wright, ileter. i zuik, Martha Palmer, Carroll Mooney, Benton Hes- kins, Judge, Judith Kreutz, Chairman. SECOND ROW: Wendy Ward, Eileen Szerlag, Jean Skinkle, Carol Wegener, Marguerite Frank, Martha Stephenson, Ann Lunde. THIRD ROW: Kersten Kratt, Glenn Priebe, Billie Bishop, Marguerite lslcenderian, Carol Meiller, Linda Thurber, Elizabeth Weidman, John Kreutz, Don- ald Aripoli, Richard Fisher, Timothy Welch. . ii Homecoming Committee, SEATED: Janet Heim, Carol Meiller, Holly VanDenBrink, Susan Pellet, Dennis LaVigne. STAND- ING: Nancy Patterson, Robert Huston, Chairman, Judith Kreutz, Billie Bishop. Not Pictured: Edward Beaurline. Publicity Committee: STANDING: Martha Stephenson, Chairman. FRONT ROW: Shar- on Wright, Harriett Stephenson, Cheryl Cesstord. SECOND ROW: Tarrant Hoolcham, Cynthia Bair, Ruth Christensen. ,,.,.,:-- 1 1,-ff A, es at 1, . v ' AFS COMMlTTEE1 FIRST ROW, L to R1 Barbara Johnson, Denise pTholT Cheryl lngve Ann Nakumura, Sharon Burke, Marcia Torcom, Jean Skinkle, Charles Do las SuTT n THIRD ROW Thill, JuTTa Schirrmacher, Barbara Pollard, SECOND ROW: Sher: 5 KVIS lVlGkOnOCl lI6 Penny Jacobs, Marilee Ferdinand, Marcia Homiak, Cheryl Cessford, Marilyn Cml LDPC' ke JUlle 5Cl7m'TT America Field Service Scores with Yorkites The American Field Service CommiTTee is a parT ot The STudenT Coun- cil. An importanT part ot iTs work is The reviewing and selecTion oT Tour applicants Tor appoinTmenT by The AFS Tor a summer abroad. The StudenT Council helps To finance The program. The Two AFS Toreign sTudenTs sent To York This year were JuTTa Schirr- macher from BoTTrop, West Germany, and Charles Thill from Luxembourg City, Luxembourg. BoTh have become good YorkiTes and have been good ambassadors. JuTTa, who wanTs To pursue a career in journalism, was ac- tive on the York-Hi sTalT. She served on The crew Tor The Tall play and was assisTanT director Tor The Talent show. Charles plans To go To Paris Tor his universiTy srudy of maThemaTics and hopes To follow a career of research. AT York he was acTive in STudenT Council work. A common scene aT York: Charles aT work in the library. yqg-3, 109 Julia was not always so serious! Spirit of Homecomin Unclimmecl by Ausferity Coronation of the Kings and Queens af the Homecoming Dance: Left To Righty Karen Holter, Deborah Karcher, Jean Anderson, JoAnn Slowik, James Kufschke, Ronald Guenther, Maurice Kennedy, William Srainback. lie! No joy on The York bench as The 5 1 7 X is g f? 4 I I i 'V 5 Dukes lose The Homecoming game with X '- El lf- Z: V Q . i -' Downers Grove by one poinf in the X. 4: Q if 2 fx i . 7 : K . H4 gy, 'sr V V last minute of play. r rrrr ' x is A H SI T ' l ., Y -,r ' ' -,i f' -4 ,-. r xxx I ik it X 5,5 'Mc A W LV, -- K - ' .W num W K we is are his in 1 Y aku rl f Edward Bickel presents a striking prohle as a part of The York Aus- ferify Band. The Pam Pon girls whoop it during Homecoming activities. 3 WM U rm -igmfgkr gl A A x I. jd, K N is if lf riffs- , Y ,. i ,rI ?'w K Lu : 1 .ff v 4' , .Y '-ff .f The Austerify Band Participates in half-time i' Q59 'Rx be I ocfiviiies. l , f'2 r-,.:e':f1 l5 i i My ' A, ,N 'Aff' A Q York draws The usual muddy field and heavy skies for The V '7'lf'5 ' NP ' 'R' ' Q-' H '-'-3147+-5 l'lOl'T'lSCOI'Y'IlTig GfleTf1OOI'1. 'im saith. Joann Slowik Senior Queen Ronald Guenther Jean Anderson Junior King Junior Queen Deboroh Karcher Maurie Kennedy Sophomore Queen Sophomore King James Kufschke Senior King York's 1962 Homecoming Royalty William Sfoinback Karen Holter Freshman King Freshman Queen 111 Bickel, Sue Slohmer, Bob Buclwoss, Fronk LeBosco, Steve Colburn, Sue Reynolds. THIRD ROW: Ricky Schindler, Borb Gore, Diane Kiermos, Bob Edbrooke, Dion Cowie, Bill Borzynski, Jim Lundwehr, Merrie Scovill, Donna Solcbow, Phil Hori- son, Lynn Pomercmce, Eric Workmcin, Mike Diskin, Tom Krebs, Bob Cropp, Jim York Band Reflect York ,mm AY 'Iwi-'.-453-sm'::4u -wwagpzf AWWA- 5- 2':v Hxf553 'LHl wlfifilif Huson, Phil Ronzheimer, Bill Cornell, Carol Bretz, Steve Bourke. FOURTH Holbrook, Don Watts, Tom Grace, Bob Zeiler, Jim Morgan, Joy Paulus, Jon ROW: Barb Rowan, George Slater, Bob Wendland, Bob Taylor, Gerry Glonder, Shoemaker, Rusty Culp, Marlene Laine, FIFTH ROW: Steve Mabie, Dave John- Virginio Rice, Lynn Morquordt, Linda Kleiner, Bill Wood, Jim DeShong, Pete san, Larry Wallace, Rollin Olson. Accomplishment and Talent York's Concert Band is o proud institution, long recognized in the state and throughout the Midwest as ci superior group. The bond presents two major con- certs during the year in ciddition to its contribution to the combined Music De- partment's Christmas program. The colorful ond high-spirited Morching Bond is a prominent part of all home tootboll games and various other community events. The bonds are under the direction of Mr. LaVerne Reimer. More of high-stepping, high spirited Marching Band. i CONCERT ORCHESTRA: FIRST ROW, Beth Sinclair, Rick Haseman, .lohn Brockett, Christine Luchs, Douglas Medley, Karen Schobel, Marguerite lsken- derian, Edward Laut. SECOND ROW: .ludy Larimer, Lorette Massallek, Mary Fuchssteiner, Dianne Teckenbrock, Susan Reynolds, Steve Colburn, Lu Fara, Drusilla Tesch, Carole Mathews, Joan Sinclair, Linda Sharnbaugh, Elsie Hein- rich. THIRD ROW: Joan Zitz, Tom Gibson, Lynne Lambin, John Lindsey, Bill Koenig, Gary Tyler, Jan Rosback, Sue Pedersen, Barbara Allen, Martha The orchestra played active year. 114 guerite lskenderian, Edward Laut. 'i v' l 2 if g. 4 'ii Palmer, Jim Landwehr, Sue Stahmer, Phil Hanson, Lynn Pomerance, Eric Workman, Mike Diskin, Phil Ronzheirner, Carol Bretz, Steve Bourke. FOURTH ROW: Charles Tesch, Phyllis Olson, Karen Sterling, Shelly Smaller, Glenn Johnson, Barbara Elliott, Carol Heyl, Sudie Pellet, Richard Schindler, Fred- erick Nix, Cheryl Conner, Joan Horn, Peter Holbrook, Jan Schoernaker, Rusty Culd, Marlene Laine. STANDING: Leo Pondelick, David Johnson, Larry Wallace, Rollin Olson, Seriou Musician Make First Rate Orchestra York's concert orchestra and the various ensemble groups have contributed to York's distinction again this year. childrens' concerts tor two grade schools, and also played at Carl Sandburg High School in Orlin Park. This year the orchestra presented its annual tall and spring concerts to conclude ar Spring Concert Orchestra Soloists, Left to Right: Frederick Hasernan, Mar- Y z 2 5 1 5 5 , A, if r. ar i. lc Q 4 . Ensembles Are Active Entertainers lt moy be sold thot Yorl4's orchestro is three groups in one. ff, MUN Foll Concert Orchestra Soloistsg Lett to Right: Charles Tesch, Frederich There is the Concert Orchestre, Dinner Ensemble, which is mciinly o service group, ond the String Ensemble, otten colled upon to help In vorious community oltoirs. These groups ore under the direction ot Mr. Leo Pondeliclc, Concert Orchestre Otticersg Lett to Right: Marguerite lskenderion, Secretory, Keren Schobel, President, Elsie Heinrich, Treasurer, Chris Luchs, Librorion, Phyllis Olson, Librorion. .as Hosemon, Judy Lorimer, Beth Sinclolr, Edward Lout, Frederick Nix. grs wt E cc,, ,rs if? i,,pssst Que. ilrucrr X' I ll , as Q 564 A Cappella Choir: FIRST ROW, Lett to Right: Carol Mills, Jean An- derson, Liz Campbell, Kathy Murphy, Chuck Haas, Alan Kidd, Dean Kloker, Shirley Copeland, Les Zunkel, Judy Becker, Sue Demaree, John Gander, Marilynn Cerny, Daniel Capozzielli, Karen Kuchen- becker, Donald Aripoli, Sue Knutzen, Maria Keranen. SECOND ROW: ' 157622 -J H vi '41 f, Linda Becker, Francis Van Allen, Barbara Strasser, Marge Mitchell, Kathy Jordan, Linda Gorvett, Jean Scheltes, Bonnee Palmer, Carole Behrens, Darlene Harmon, Nancy Berghorn, Gail Kistler, Vic Maul, Liz Weidman, Russel Bixby, Lynn Whalen, Mike Chilcote, Sherrie Evetts, Dale Sherman, Barbara Liuzzo, THIRD ROW: Kathy Demmitt, Frank Wlgctdoo Highlights Busy 1-l Year for Choir York's Senior A Cappella Choir is widely known for its splendid performances. Along with two maior concerts and its state contest work, the Choir presented its biennial musical comedy this year. Choir Director Jack Witmer chose the popular and colorful Brigadoon, and once again the first-rate musical organi- Mixed Quartet: Top to Bottom: Carl Priepke, Ron- ald Rank, Janet Wendel, Nancy Berghorn. zation added to its laurels. I. .ri ,JG 1 sz mr Nessel, Sue Krohne, Dove Hargreaves, Jef? Brown, John Baumrucker, Don Poch, Charles Rudolph, Fred Logan, Charles Buford, Andrea Behrens, Bob Orvis, JaneT Wendel, Ron Rank, Linda Wadingfon, KersTen KraTT, Les Crysler, Tom Guihrie, Jan Bollman, Dick Wiersema, Mary Lee, Jim Karr, Carole Cray. FOURTH ROW: Linda CoTTle, Jim Lueigerf, Chris Kloker, Pa? The A Cappella Choir is many musical organizaTions in one. PicTured on These pages wiTh The compleTe choir are several of The more acTive groups and ensembles, York's sTudenT body as well as communiTy groups look forward To programs presenTed Weaver, Barbara GurTh, DwighT Mey, Carolyn SchrnidT, Dick Groenwald, Sharon Thorberg, John Dorn, Doris MOTTTT, Sieve Miller, Mary Jo Lewman, John Rowe, Don Henderson, STU Parr, Susan Hazelhorsl, Ron Rokusek, Holly Bergeim, Carl Priepke, Karen Spicer, John Horn, Sue Piepenbrok, Ed Beaur- line, Linda Thurber. by These capable performers. As is The choir, These ensembles are seleciecl by inviTaTion and are under The direcTion of Mr. Jack Wiimer. Senior Choir Ofilcers: PaTrick Weaver, John Dorn, Mary Jo Lewman, John Baumrucker. Senior Mixed Octet, FIRST ROW, L To R1 Karen Kuchenbecker, Frank Nessel, Chris Kloker. SECOND ROW: Sieve Miller, Sharon Thorberg, Ronald Rokusek, Barbara Ourth, 41 Q65 fr'-an ri' 1931 ik., JUNIOR CHOIR: FIRST ROW, L io R: . '. : iell, Karen Keene, Jim Jorgensen, Larry Sc' en- back, Don Stott, Karen Fisher, Mary Larsen. SECOND ROW: Kathy Dernmiit, Gail Meeker, Roy Honschke, Jim Mowers, Charles Bradford, Jane Schuler, Ginny Fraley, THIRD ROW: Karla Kraft, Dolly Feverhake, Ellen Jugovic, Ray Tocco, Rick Roberts, Mark Kanclel, Bonnie I-leaning, Mariha OTTO, Karalee Randroff. FOURTH ROW: Tari Thorneycroff, Shirley Swaback, Gretchen Geer, Bob Karsfens, Spencer Sarforius, Jim Strong, Mary McEnerney, Barbara Haas, Kay Armsirong, Di- anne Lukes. GIRLS' CHORUS: FIRST ROW, L To R: Marily Gall, Beth Linsenmann, Beverly Zeug, Barbara Berg, Jan Stolfman, Nancy Stron. SECOND ROW: Hallie Besic, Ellen Malfry, Zifa Jusinskas, Carol Boykin, Pal Jepsen, Kay Van Borg, Niki Holbrook. THIRD ROW: Jean Manrensen, Linda Loek, Julie Vogel, Cindy Landry, Marge McGregor, Marion Nofrke, Nancy Graves, Claudia Martindale. Happy Voices Blend in Song GIRLS' CHOIR: FIRST ROW, L To R: Sue Nessel, Irene Jusinskas, Karen Block, Susan Menk, Darlene Raclek, Jill Srneia, Judy Grufiadsurd, Chris Pila- cek, Sue Linning. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Anne Nelson, Karen Walyen, Par Bliss, Cheryl Scott, Marty Fralick, Lora Van Zyl, Carolyn Mueller, Judy Mueller. THIRD ROW: Gladys Fleckles, Eliza- beth Scheer, Sue Grarff, Arlene Gruder, Berry Sellers, Carhy Jourdan, Linda Marks, Linda Kiefer. FOURTH ROW: Mary Conner, Alice Ghislain, Berry Raolenz, Cindy Braun, Stephanie Pugeli, Marilyn Mortensen, Kathy Harris, Cheryl Finke. if JON! .LI',f,?..', FIRST ROW, L to R: Jc .xicl 1 Rau' Dennis Perryman, 3 ,hc : Bowi'L,:', Robert Becker. L1 'ID fchratzmeier, John Nickel- sc ' s!.,.i.:..n, Jere Weaver, Robert Bernt- son David Tritz, Paul Jenson. THIRD ROW: Mike Powers, John Kruetz, Ray Menzel, James Therkild- sen, Fred Spannaus, Paul Seminari. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Michel, Craig Smith, Mike Pikey, Gordon Kraft, John Fiumefreddo, Ralph Viscariello, Robert Schmid. FRESI-IMAN CHORUS A: FIRST ROW, L to R: Mary Eastman, Joyce Ferrari, Karen Couch, Ruth Huson, Karen Ahlgrim, Kathryn Stone, Janet Woods, Cin- dy Ahlstrand, Marilyn Jankowski, Barbara Bos- worth. SECOND ROW: Audrey Super, Lynn Gel- genhauer, Barbara Shellcross, Susie Shaffer, Su- san Foersterling, Pat Lindsey, Marcia Bayer, Susan Chmelik, Gail Rosselot, Marcia Gorman. THIRD ROW: Karyn Ellingsan, Suzie Morrison, Carolyn Kimble, Elaine Anderson, Sara Olson, Mariorie Graham, Linda Wukovich, Paula Freund, Barbara Snyder, Janet Anderson. FOURTH ROW: Julie Schmitt, Pat Lund, Jacquelein Watson, Linda Canale, Bonnie Boyle, Janet Standlee, Linda Clonk, Sue Kamm, Diane Willson, Linda Brooker. FIFTH ROW: Carol Naite, Linda Fry, Laura Hausen, Carol Pedersen, Marcia Seegers, Dorothy Florek, Diane Barauskas, Karen Holter, Christie Olson, York Is the Sound of Many Voices Music, music everywhere! Many voices combine to form the various choirs and choruses that make up the Vocal Music Department at York. These are musical organizations in their own right, ot course, but it is from these groups that the mem- bers of York's maior a cappella choir come. These groups are under the direction ot Mr. Jack Witmer and Mr, Leo Ponde- lick. FRESHMAN CHORUS B: FIRST ROW, L to R: Sue Balai, Claudia Seeturth, Barbara Kroier, Pat Frega, Pat Norman, Bonnie Datton, Shirley Creighton, Joanne Sgotta, Peg Lynch, Barbara Schneider, SECOND ROW, Su- san Pile, Sue Carlson, Devy Behando, Rita Somerville, Dianne Omel, Cathy Skinner, Linda Bertrand, Carolyn Kapps, Mary Filson, Betty Koe, Janice Bleich. THIRD ROW, Pat Nork, Helga Spohr, Jean Chase, Deby Reitsteck, Maryann Becker, Linda Deepe, Kathie Boettcher, Susie Spencer, Sue Reynolds, Lynda Zimmerman, Pat Martin. FOURTH ROW, Carolyn Dyer, Mary Lyons, Kathleen Wieczorek, Susan Drew, Carolyn Drallmeier, Janet Newell, Marion McGibbon, Lynn Hay, Kathy Blennert, Donna Friedrich, Janis Porter. FIFTH ROW, Virginia Sailor, Sue Groth, Carol Dragisic, Mary Ann Close, Patricia Hodges, Sandra L. Fiegenbaum, JoAnn Crch, Peg Kinst, Terry Brudi, Barbara Woode, Pam Hammell. Lf, E' Guidance Office Workers: FIRST ROW, L to R: Patricia Conner, Sharon Lorraine Rago, Laurel Markvart, Lois Marek, Susan Tetrev. TOP ROW: Edith Passeger, Carolyn Nash, Donna Wukasch, Judith Walch, Anne Nadler, Spaid, Sharon Stenzel, Malinad Peterson, Barbara Biritz, Patricia Powers, Sharon Lange. SECOND ROW: Billie Linehart, Jean Williams, Eileen Zimmer, JoAnn Zaletel, Kathleen Hlavenka, Mariorie Civis. York's Servic Group Reflect Leadership and esponsibility Art Service Group: Lee Cleary, David English, Robert Young, Elizabeth Whitney. l Library Assistants: FIRST ROW, L to R: Diane Zelnick, Mary Barber, Pat Sharon Clark, Barbara Stemple, Judy Leatman, Fay Atwood, Gayle Prueter. Vitner, Susan Burchard, Joann Gazdik, Barbara Slaclek. SECOND ROW: TOP ROW: Natalie Zak, Lynn Pool, Carol Brown, Donna Lohan, Sandra Jennifer Licht, Judy Freundt, Barbara Van Uisseling, Carol Cette, Penny Faynor, Rita Barr, Linda Durkoto, Judy Scott, Carol Ulczycki, Betty Reese, Clark, Cheryl Cady, Ann LaSallo, Sharon Zeiler, Kathy Spilo, Linda Frazier, June Robbins, Penny Short, Pat Gabriel, Harva Maglott. Attendance Assistants: FIRST ROW, L to R: Jim Landen, Richard Eggert, Bruce Hurst. SECOND ROW: Margaret Kirby, Phyllis Chappelle, Carolyn Coleman, Martha Mac Quaker, Karen Folten, Jackie Loster, Paulette Merkley. THIRD ROW: York High Ushers: FIRST ROW, L to R: Glenn Prieloe, Benton Hoskins, Steve Rhode, Pat Weaver, Ray LaFrancis, Edward Bickel, Philip Ross. SECOND ROW: Robert Huston, Robert Foersterling, Kurt Fowlich, Jett Brown, Alan Berens, Kersten Kraft, Don Anderman. Marilyn Hiser, Eileen Szerlag, Karen Heewageri, Carol Dankworth, Janet Sieracki, Karen Hansen, Kay Winter, Joyce Sather. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Stobloe, Sue Forke, Gail Lapatka, Diane Bernardo, Claudia Grove, Sanclra Pfaff, Regina Belcloraydick. ft S .mfs Nurses' Assistants: SEATED: Winitred Orme, Ellana Evensen, Kathleen Wagner, Linda Eggers, Dinse Nakamura, STANDING, Pat Gary, Sandra Bailey, Ann Olszanowski. tw -avr MM Bus Checkers: FIRST ROW, L to R: Jane Steuber, Christine Luchs, Regina Belobraydick. SECOND ROW: Sue Joy, Sue Nelson, Karen Hansen, Sherry Rick, Cheryl Finke, Mary Scheppach, Cheryl Witt, Gina Bother. THIRD ROW: Marlene Laine, Barbara Sharples, Kay Smith, Sharon Stobloe, Irene Jusinskas, Paulette Merkley, Dorothy Chaplan, Phyllis Chappelle. FOURTH ROW: George Fantozzi, John Foss, Steinar Egeland, Dick Groenwald, Sharon Thorberg, Karen Steingraber, Marjorie Civis, Janice Cesstord, Service Group on Senlor Visual Aids Crew: FIRST ROW, L to R: George Bullman, Tim Man- ders, Al Knop, Wayne Mraz. SEC- OND ROW: Bill Cody, Mike Fick, Alan Fritz, Mike Gerrie, John Ghis- M lain, Bob Spang. THIRD ROW Mer- rill Labadie, Terry Shipp, Bob Childs, Kent Austin, Richard Knox, Larry Chapman. s Underclassmen Visual Aids Crew: FIRST ROW: Bill Born, Tom Cox, Bob Schuetz, John Schutt, Jim Larson, Carmen Romeo, Joe Cahill, Glenn Keller, SECOND ROW: Jeff Lichf, Tom Fricke, Steve Bemis, Kenneth Cwodzinski, Scott Fisher, David Ed- land, Stanley Dziegiel, James Kauf- man. THIRD ROW: Ted Hild, David Strock, Norman Schaefer, Harry Baker, Terry Tripp, Donald Reed, William Nelson, Jim Wangler. Perkins, Bob Wanderer, Warren Rutter, Charles Newman. General Oliice Assistants: FIRST ROW, L to R: Miriam Schmitt, Jeanne ber, Karen Peceny, Chris Cottle, Ellen Pearce, Barbara Cobner, Judy Sather, Skinkle, Cathy Benzin, Sharon Burke, Gail Tinsley, Diane Huston, George Rita Dacken, Kay Kramer, Janice Janos. FOURTH ROW: Linda Lyons, Koch. SECOND ROW. Carroll Mooney, Roberta Clevenger, Cynthia Vorlicky, Margaret McMichael, Ceclia Anglickis, Patricia Crippen, James Thomas, Al Karen Kalas, Betsy Scully, Lou Goetschel, Judith McCann, Lynne Lindelsee, Spek, Richard Tuthill, Barbara Fox, Susan Wright, Janice Tyk, Lynn Sharples. Judy Sims, Janene Burkhart. THIRD ROW: Virginia l-llavacek, Gayle Schrie- FOURTH ROW: John Welin, Ray . Kathy Hooton and Larry Wallace, A Norma Davenport, Barbara Bryan, Sue Schulze. YORK DEBATE TEAM: SEATED, L To R: Barbara Bryan, Norma Davenport, Margaret Gisburne, Linda Frazier, Beverly Zeug, Jerry Ferry, Sue Demaree. STANDING, Mr. Nolan, Billie Bishop, Larry Wallace, Tim Spannous, Steve Bourke, Kathy Hoaton, Gary Christel, Don Watts, Sue Schulze, Jennifer Licht, Carol Parcheta, Pat Gis- burne, Andrea Berens, Kay Armstrong. Debate Squad Studies Problems ln Education The year's topic tor debate was Resolved: The tederal government should equalize educational opportunities by means ot grants to the states tor public elementary and secondary education. Through many sessions ot hard vvork in the library and a number ot tournaments during the year, these students have gained much insight into the educational systems ot the states and what the Federal government could do to help education in our country. I- map as 44 wr : f ses, , Frosh-Soph Cheerleaders: From top: Sue Spencer, Sue Reynolds, Sally Ackerman, Jean Skinkle, Mary Kay Jacobs, Betty Koe, Carol Hoffman, Marge Blumthal. Cheerleaders are Bright Spot in Austerity Year This has been the year of austerity as far as activities at York are concerned, but there has been nothing austere in the spirit of the cheerleaders. Sparking each athletic contest throughout the year, these girls have been both a delight and a service to their school! Mascots Maurine Martel and Shirley Swaback. Varsity Cheerleaders: Denise Nakamura, Jean Anderson, Judy Scott, Nancy Patterson, Barbara Pollard, Holly Van Den Brink, Martha Stephenson, Elizabeth Rogers. ,, , I W I lei i 3li 'v W, . .i 1, A so ft ef' 'avi . . Teaches .iiii-a,r-hours Play One ot the tew York activities maintained during our year ol austerity, the G.A.A. has provided activities tor those girls whose interest in athletics extends beyond their daily physical education classes. The group is attiliated with the statewide organization of G.A.A. and is under the leadership ot Miss Simms. Orchesis: FIRST ROW: Nancy Pedersen, Barbara Bosworth, Chris Piiacek, Sue McEIlen, Sue Jaeger, Elaine Wright, Jan Rosback, Linda Werner, Marilyn Berg, Irene Jusinskas, Chris Luchs, Tane Quinn, Kathy Coyner, Carole Potpora, Karla Johnson. SECOND ROW: Seriene Behm, Barbara Stemple, Marilyn Allen, Mary Dell Stetani, Merilee Endahl, Sandy Scheftel, Carolyn Amort, Sue Oblander, Maly Kiendl, Jill Smeia, Karla Kraft, Zito Jusinskas, Lorraine Fox, THIRD ROW: Slaay Bockelmon, Kathy Morgan, Janine Vogt, Karen Hansen, Debbie Karcher, Laurel Markyart, Julie Twedt, Audrey Aabey, Barbara Boekelman, Tari Thorneycrott, Jacqueline Herlache, Merry Aitken, Diane Warnimont, Dee Roach, Vickie Schmidt, Kay Smith. G.A.A,: FRONT ROW: Sue McEllen, Mary Eastman, Hilda Joseph, Lois Donat Rasmussen Jean Mortensen Edie Eastman Karol Johns Sally Sanford Gina Kathy Durnil, Jacquelein Watson, Pat Mraz, Antoinette Rumshas, Linda Kalis Botner Cheryl Thomas Joan Duncan Barbara Snyder Pat Gisburne Marcia Mary Smith, Shirley Quinn. SECOND ROW: Mary Filson, Jannes DeChrls Gorman Joan Lee BACK ROW Marilyn Jankawski Jean Nelson Cyl topher, Marlene Janicek, Pot Collins, Joan Steinklauber, Carolyn Kapps, Jo Anglickis Tennis Team: FIRST ROW: Cyndy Bair, Ellen Jump Fay Atwood Jean Erickson Kris McConachle Sue Stoker SECOND ROW: Dagmar Pachner, Karen Ahlgrim Pam Vidrine Jaan Sinclair Marilyn Jankowski Joan Duncan, Cyl Anglickis, Jean Nelson. me .ni Hilo 0 . fm , .fi . . . lk 2 4 -. f. 'fr . 5- ' 5- Nw s --.L -A-1 tfai.1i . 1 ii A T A VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD: FIRST ROW, L to R: Manager Robert Gael, Don er Terry Luetgert, SECOND ROW: Manager Bert Stolper, LeRoy Mein, Byron Carlson, John Baumrucker, George Stonesiter, Frank Reed, Ron Guenther, Peterson, Sam Sardiria, Kenneth Keppla, Dan Millsap, Jerry Moos, Eric Sten- John Cioper, Richard Kelly, William Shamburg, James Kutschke, Derek laerg, Thomas Stranberg, Charles Naus, Richard Maslowe, Richard Wiersema, Woods, George Struth, Craig Chambers, Donald Hill, James Pokorn, Manag- Dukes Place Second in James Anderson, All-Conference Quarterback. cimfies Nous, All-Canter ence Guard. W. S. C. Varsity Football Scores and Standings York Opponents O .... Hinsdale .. .. 20 - . YORK . . - 6 .... Downers Grove , 7 6 .... Lyons . . . O 26 .... Glenbard . . ., lil 33 .... Maine . . O 25 .... Arlington . . O 33 .... Riverside . . O Jerry Moos, All-Conference Tackle. Carson Schuler, All-Conference Encl. 126 I 902 i 1 t , t .,,, T , f , ,,u,rf, g ' s ' A A if 'tt - 2, 22 23, M44 5 Rei qs!! ffl Bruce Hurst, Donald Burkland, Walter Cisar, Manager John Stola, THIRD James Anderson, Edward Beaurline, Kurt Fowich, Geroge Paddock, Herbert ROW: Coach William Mueller, Wayne Strauch, Carson Schuler, Kenneth Rosen, David Carlson, Harry Gianneschi, Robert Scharbach, Head Coach Malecha, Douglas McCormick, Dean Carlson, Ronald Reinke, Eric Avery, Alex Naidenovich. Tough Conference Play Coach Alex Naidenovich had good reason to be proud ot the Dukes this year. The Dukes placed second in the West Suburban Conference, and tive of the team's seniors were named to the West Suburban All-Conference team. Ot these tive, Wayne Strauch received All-Section, All-State, and was elected to All-American honors. Strauch scored sixteen touchdowns to make his total 97 points tor the l96l season. Second high scorer was James Anderson with a total ot 36 points to his credit. The highlight ot the season was the night game at Maine, when the Dukes shut out the Devels with a 33-O victory. The season record for York was six wins and two losses, one ot the best showings York has made on the gridiron in many years. Tools of the trade! Wayne Strauch, All-Conference Haltback. Coach Naidenovich at work before game time. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SQUAD: FIRST ROW, l. fo R: William Siclinback, Ralph Viscariello, Richard Carlson, Ronald McBride, Michael Pikey, Henry Guen- ther, Neil Budelsky, James Zakos, Walter Clark, Allen Tereba, Paul Barmantie, Ronald Kornfeind, Manager David McGrew. SECOND ROW: Douglas Chapman, David Burland, Frank Kozial, Robert Denig, Dennis Rook, John Fiumefreddo, Richard Snyder, Guy Homoly, Toby Ginder, Philip Bus, JeFFery Licht, Paul Suckow, Andrew Neyers, THIRD ROW: Coach Keven Corry, Dean Escue, Horner Sardina, Allen Ghimanti, William Koenig, Norman Reuss, These laces show the Tension in The game with Arlington, the uniforms show the results of the usual muddy day of last fall. Prep All-American Wayne Strauch and Friend. Gregory Sather, James Ferry, John Kreutz, Dale Sandelin, Donald Kilpatrick, James Cody, Paul Seminari, Coach Cecil Stinson. FOURTH ROW: Richard Stemple, Robert Mueller, Terry Ulmer, William Caruso, John Beran, John Gills, Ray McManus, Terry Hanks, Donald Reed, Dennis Peterson, Randolph Catalina, William Coughlan, Richard Neuffer. FIFTH ROW: William Bickes, Martin Kaiser, Dan Hess, Thomas Andriachi, John Wendlond, Philip Bucholz, Donald Kosar, Randolph Olowski, Michael Campbell, James Orr, William lngo, Alan Merrell, Terry Crowel. Anderson heads for touchdown against Glenbard. it Vi iss gr -v vi .V w i Y 11 ' 'Q' 1 i 1 5 , X. 5 I X ,4 gf L T ff' , L 45 x X L ,,,. . ,J ,Qi .. xiii . fT.FFi5ff3T as S'ffl:28fi.S .ii . V ' I 4' . -. 'ag f. .-of iff , ' T K J'-y -Q raw 1961 FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Mgr. Mark Kandal, Bob Bolin, Jack Olinger, Jim Owens, Doug Cleveland, Bill Whitney, Bill Hager, Maurie Kennedy, Dave Ronske, Jack Wanzung, Randy Bus, Mgr, Dick Bunce. SECOND ROW: Mgr, Ron Ginder, Jim Corzatt, Dick Fischer, Dick Sinnon, Frank Belletire, Bob Karstens, Rick Dennis, Jeff Pierce, Doug Medley, Jerry Wilson, Darrel Moos, Chris Coniglio, Mgr. Jim Carney. THIRD ROW: Gary Moore, Bob Harrold, Jim Peters, Doug Blair, Dennis LaFolIetTe, Bill Conroy, Marvin Michaelson, John Rambler, James Hickman, Dave Jones, Coach Layne. Barons Retain Second Place Standing Scramble for loose ball. Coach Don Layne's powerful Barons proved Themselves co- pable of some good foofball in This year's Tough conference competition. Wiih a respectable four wins and Two losses in The final tally, The Barons retained Their second place standing in The West Suburban Conference. A strong otlfense led by Maurie Kennedy sparked much of The action. Bill Conroy was elected captain and was chosen Most Valuable Player, The Barons should provide a strong backing for next year's Dukes. VV. S. C. Frosh-Soph Standings Won Lost Tied Downers Grove . . . 6 l O YORK ......... . 4 Q l Glenbard ...... . . 3 2 2 Hinsdale ......,.. . 3 2 2 Riverside-Brookheld . . . 3 3 l Lyons ........... . . 2 3 2 Arlington . . O 2 5 Maine . . . . . O 6 l . lla. - fi 5? T1 Key Block a z' . . liil Q6 r-TT T T -4-if or I ,iz I I ., 2 Fourth down and l yard to gOl le. Harriers Take Seventh in Stories a VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: FIRST ROW, L To R: Terry Moye, Richard Eggerf, John Koblik, Glenn Priebe, Don Breh, BenTon Hoskins, Fred Logan, RoberT Woods, Richard Kensinger, Gaylord Morse. SECOND ROW: Coach Joe Newfon, Ronald Gump, Roberi Alusic, Rodney SiTTer, John Schweer, Michael Niblick, Joe Houdek, Marvin Hansen, Al Spek, RoberT Schafer, Lauren Eggers, William Bradbury. The lonely sporT finally received some rec- ogniTion when iT raTed The STaTe meeT afTer placing Third in The conTerence second in The disTricT, one of The ToughesT in The sTaTe. Fred Logan, placing TenTh in The STaTe meeT, ran a Terrific 9:06 during The season Tor a new York record. The Frosh-Soph added To Their laurels by Trouncing all compeTiTion and Taking The con- ference TiTle. The besT seven Times ever recorded by York runners were marked up during The season. All haTs oFl To Coach Joe NewTon! Fred Logan and Roberf Woods pace anoTher Sprinfl vicTory. FROSH-SOPH CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: SITTING, L To R: Edward Loss, Fred Piepenbrok, George Berghorn, Richard Lovell, Donald Balslew, Thomas Duggan, Alex DeBarry, Dennis Heiss, William McGrath, Paul Schroeder, Thomas Ohm, Donald Keppner, Michael Mochel, Ray Menzel, Craig Weigle, James Rudolph, Kenneth LichT, John Malinka. STANDING: Coach Joe New- Ton, Manager Willian Lange, James Nash, Dan Carey, George Shafzer, Thomas Rago, Thomas Briggs, William Nelson, Chris Lunde, Bruce Sessions, Richard Medema, William Boyles, Kenneth Trepanier, Ralph Fischer, Manager Neil Russell, Manager Larry Messina. Q s E ji ' 'Sr ti .ff , .cb . 5 ii .ig Y -2 ---- if A k . My 1. 1 ,gf .... .Q t if f 542 fx it ns 9 if :Elf- ' 4 y aw- i ,Q N i if .. -2 if Ft is f 1 5 4 H X.-S' sf 'St J .1 5 ,imraf A bs.. re Y - 5. York Lettermen: FIRST ROW, L to R1 Charles Durland, Bruce Hurst, David Fox, Michael McNeill, Gerald Fontana, Donald Hill, John Baumrucker, John Woods. SECOND ROW: Ed Beaurline, Ray LaFrancis, Ronald Paulson, Rich- ard Kensinger, Donald Breh, Richard Eggert. THIRD ROW: Richard Wier- sema, Dennis Lalfigne, Fred Logan, John Wallace, James Kutschke, Benton i i Hoskins, Byron Peterson, AI Spek, Terry Moye, Jerrold Moos. FOURTH ROW: Glenn Priebe, Gaylord Morse, Ed Stenberg, Eric Avery, James Anders-on, Carson Schuler, Charles Naus, Stewart Parr, Thomas Stranberg, Donald An- derman. Lettermen Assume Responsible Role at York 1 g Gaylord Morse catches up on bul-I Eric Avery and Ron Paulson at monitor posts check Jim letin during quiet time in his cafe- Kutschke's hall pass for beneht ot the photographer. teria duty. 7 i Byron Peterson on one end of the ll . rope controlling the basketball l, A? p a ,,,, Mi crowd. 'J V 'M . rf Y . il ' I lll ' A X . .. l M X insf Another victory being posted. Wy. it we ,Y ' ' ' f H- , f X xfftll Along with most of York's clubs and organizations, the Lettermen's Club ceased to function as an extra-curricular group this year. As an active organization, it, too, was a victim of the austerity. The boys, however, have served York in a highly commendable manner dur- ing the year. They continued their good services at athletic events, particularly at basketball games, as ushers, general handy-men, and sometimes as bouncers. As part of the Student Council plan to relieve teachers from cafeteria duty and from noon-time hall duty, the Let- termen assumed the responsibility ol monitor posts and general cate- teria duty. Always a proud group, the Let- termen have good reason to look back upon this year's service with pride ot having made significant contribution to their school. VICTORY! The Dukes c1fTer The DeKalb Tournament FRONT ROW: Don Burk- Icnd, Tom Nagel, Don Andermcm, AI Molecho, Jim Dawson, Dick Adams. Al Muledw, Senior, 5' 9 . Speciol Menfion All-Shure Squad. SECOND ROW: Coach Richard Cumpbeli, Bob Rudolph, George Johnson, Ron Dukes Break into Elite Eight This is a year ThaT will be remembered as long as There is baskeTba1l aT York. For The TirsT Time in The school's hisTory, The Dukes foughT Their way inTo sTaTe compeTiTion aT Cham- paign. The Dukes, under The direcTion of Coach Campbell, used balance as The key To Their successful drive To Huff Gymnasium. During The season, York hiT a blazing 46.179 from The field while Iimiiing Their opponems To a 36? average. The highlighTs of The season were The DeKalb TournamenT championship and The super secTional vicTory over highly rared ThornTon, which senT The Dukes down sTaTe as one of The EliTe EighT. York 63 MorTon EasT 49 York 62, Hinsdale 46 York 69 Lyons Twp. 47 York 77, Glenbard WesT 79 Tdoulole York 67, Hinsdale 69 ovT.l York 56, Glenbard WesT 52 York 81, Maine Easf 63 York 59 Aurora WesT 38 York 63, Downers Grove 53 York 66 Kaneland 65 York 84, Willowbrook 67 York 63 Aurora WesT 49 York 59, Arlington 57 York 95, Rock Falls 59 York 83, Riverside-Brookfield 54 York 64 Belvidere 38 York 93, Fenfon 29 York 87 Free-porT 58 York 71, Glenbard Easf 44 York 71, Maine Easf 50 York 69, WheaT0n 60 York 76, Downers Grove 6O York 63, Elgin 61 York 62 Arlingfon 57 KovT.1 York 56, Hinsdale 55 York 81 Riverside Brookfield 61 York 84, Thornton 63 York 57, Lyons 65 York 68, Mc1.eansboro 84 Reinke Fred Keller Wayne Sfrauch Kurt Fowich Managers Bob Gael and 51995101 Memion All'5101e SCTUUCJ- Ronald Gmder Dawson, Junior, 5' 11 . All Conference, George Johnson Senior 6 3 Number Two rebounder Honorable Memio,-, Alkgfufe Squad- FRONT ROW: Ieff To righh Don Burkland, Tom Nagel, Don Anderman, Alan Malecha, James Dawson, Dick Adams. STANDING: Mr. Campbell, Coach, Bob Rudolph, George Johnson, Ron Reinke, Fred Keller, Wayne STrauch, KurT Fowich, Bob Gael, Manager, Ron Ginder, Manager. Don Anderman, Senior, 6'O. All Conference, This year's Barons under The able coaching of Mr. Cecil STinson Tinished The season wiTh a T2-2 conference record which puT Them in Tie Tor TirsT place wiTh Downers Grove. Their over- all record is even more impressive: T8-2. Bruce Brackmann and Jack Marbarger were The mainsTays, and Chuck Konrad, Butch ShaTzer, and Ward McCallisTer rounded ouT The sTarTing Tive. T962 FrosheSoph Baskeiball Team FRONT ROW - lefT To right: Coach STinson, Ward McCallisTer, Maurie Kennedy, Joel Golblan, Dave Ronske Jack Olinger, Manager Bruce Sessions. SECOND ROW: Manager Dave Sommerschield, Barry Brennan Ronald Schoenbeck, Jack Marbarger, Bruce Brackman, Randy Bus, Charles Konrad, George ShaTZer Ronald Ginder. Barons Tie for Firsf in Conference l962 Freshman Basketball Team FRONT ROW - leff To righi: Rick Snyder, Ron Kornhend, Bob Denig, Mel Schmidf, Paul Suckow Jim Ferry, Gordon Campbell, Paul Seminari, Jay HankeT, Jeljl LichT. SECOND ROW: Manager Tom Duggan Manager Paul Schroeder, Bill Koenig, Bill Sfainback, Ron McBride, Phil Bus, Henty Schwsbauer Al Tereba, John Beran, Jim Paddock, Randy Osiowski, Tom Fisher, Mr. Stinson. X 'K Widf YSR5. NVGRRJ 535259 'K Wig' R41 S2 x A fi 44 Ji? WTA' ,QT Q19 Q E s.qmAAh ,Jef 'D Rudolph goes up for two morel Welcome Home, Dukes! The Dukes move into State Tournament. Final WSC Standing won lost Lyons . . . . l2 2 York . . . . . l l 3 Hinsdale . . . . ll 3 Arlington . . . 8 6 Glenbard . . 7 7 Maine . . . . 5 9 R-B ..... . 2 i2 Downers .. . O I4 Jol'mson's Sweet Sixteen basket Anderman drives for a basket. Congratulations, Coach Campbell. 135 ,U ,nav 'win ',..,1-.N Ullltnmm.ssi Varsity Wrestling Team, FRONT ROW, L to R: John Cisar, John Baumrucker, Tom Eliason, Mike McNeil, Frank Reed. SECOND ROW: Jon Wallace, Bill Bradbury, Charles Peterson, Ron Guenther, Al Beaurline, Bud Bullock, THIRD UH i NUHKJYU A ',-- as l ful., ROW: Jim Anderson, Dick Wiersema, Bruce Hurst, Mark Leonetti, Ron Paul- son, Eric Avery, Avery's Place in the State Meet Is ci Tribute to Grapplers The wrestling squad, even though having a mediocre con- ference record ot 6-7-l and a titth place finish, had several highlights. One ot the highlights came when the York team defeated a strong Glenbard West team, 24-22. Another was their second place Hnish in the tough District competition. District Champs Bruce Hurst and Jerry Moos were: Mark Leonetti, 133 pounds, John Cisar, li2, Bob Riley, lO3, James Anderson, 180. Senior Eric Avery wrestled his way into second place in the Sectional race at Palative, and third in the State Finals. Mr. Lee Wachenheim is the Varsity wrestling coach. John Cisar and Robert Riley James Anderson and Eric Avery Mark Leonetti and Ronald Paulson Eric Avery - Third in State x ? , we Y 'YF NY WWF th. P- FROSH-SOPH WRESTLING TEAM, FIRST ROW: Craig Relan, Bruce Benke, Frank Barsema, Bob Weber. THIRD ROW: Bob Keller, Maurice Kandel, Gregg Belletire, Richard Sinon, Ken Kirk, Ralph Larson, Neil Russel. SECOND ROW: Blair, Jim Corzatt, Jim Peters, Spencer Sartorius, Bob Karstens. Rick Stranburg, James Bottin, Jeff Pierce, Jerry Wilson, Bob DiVerde, Ralph This season the Barons placed considerably higher than was expected. They tinished with a 6-8 record. The outstanding Frosh-Soph wrestler was Dave Booth who had a 6-I record. The high point of the season was the upset of highly favored Hinsdale. The Barons are- coached by Mr. Donald Layne. I96l-T962 FRESHMAN WRESTLING TEAM, FIRST ROW: Dave Fritz, Manag- Carlson, Walter Carlson, Terry Moye, Manager. THIRD ROW: Gordon Kraft, er, Warcl Deets, Doug Bonde, Dave Burkland-, John Caviness, Dean Esque, Dennes Rook, Hank Guenther, Neil Bedelsky, Scott Fisher, James Zakos, Mi- Don Koepner, Bruce Bartels, Manager. SECOND ROW: Arnold Fuller, Man- chael Pikey. ager, John Wendland, Ralph Viscarella, Randy Catalina, Peter Neuman, Rick nw Q Ia 3 isafwl if? 137 -I fi .uv L L Aql: 'zz . is XR 'V ,i.., ti 'Q'-1-gg 1. , 3 -...L n J' lt 'Q'-' P ie. m,..1 . A s f ff- ...s, s 4' er -+ ZVA it 1 YVL' m':A1 ii ' Wits 1 'gm' 3 'ILAAL1 2 X1 - W LL'i . N' f E R ' b L L 1 r fl -' s ' A svvv v , .5 i sk are 5 - y , . bLYl . . , J ,,,L , L,.. Mg VARSITY GYMNASTICS TEAM: BOTTOM ROW, Lett to Right: Coach Hazlett, Ron Cottingham, Edgar Canty, Gerald Herter, Barry Bylls, Ken Kraneman, Richard Arvesen, Charles Naus, David Hargreaves, Roger Johnson, Loren Michael, Robert Gerrie, David Schreiber, James Jackson. TOP ROW: Jack Dukes Place Second The Varsity musclemen, paced by state horizontal bar cham- pion, Jerry Fontana, and state Trampoline champion, Ray La- Francis, tied tor second place honors at Willowbrook, with the host school. Jerry also took fourth in all-around competition. Chuck Naus tinished sixth on the parallel bars, Ken Kraneman, tenth on side horse, and Ron Cottingham, tenth on the trampo- line. The dual meet season record was eight wins and tive FROSH-SOPH GYMNASTICS TEAM: FRONT ROW, Left to Right: George Koch, Ralph Stonsifer, John Carne, Ross Larsen, Roger Beamish, Roger Paul, Thomas Sinon, Terry Hanks, Payton Hookham. SECOND ROW: Michel Beecrott, Rich- ard Stemple, Jeri Weaver, Paul Sandquist,Guy Homoly, John Glennon, Homer Sardina, Robert James, Richard Boldon, James Lelie. THIRD ROW: 'AUHK ...EW JURY ' 'QF i Eliason, Ken Williams, James Stone, Ray LaFrancis, George Stonesiter, Gerald Fontana, Tom Goldsborough, Richard Dover, Samuel Richards, James De- Shong, Manager, Dale Budde. Absent - Dale Wieteke. in State Competition losses. Teams who tell to the mighty power ot the Dukes were Elgin, Thornton, Hindsdale, Leyden East, Maine East, Maine West, Glenbard West, and Rich. The Frosh-Soph team tinished with an excellent eleven wins and two losses. The only two teams who the Barons lost to were Prospect and Arlington. Mr. Robert Hazlett is the head gymnastics coach. He was assisted by Mr, Wayne Mahood. Manager David Ryberg, Raymond Szerlong, Robert McCarran, William Whit- ney, Dennis Hargreaves, Richard Roberts, Richard Fisher, George Thorson, Charles Vande Ven, Robert Akins, Richard Zell, Manager John Mudge. Ab- sent- Roy Nanschke. mag 'Wifi XDR!! Q YITPV wg -vn- l96l VARSITY TRACK TEAM: FIRST ROW, L To R: David Herzberg, Charles Durland, Russell Maas, George STruTh, Al Hahn, David Herman, Donald Hill, James Kutschke, Edward Koe, David Jankowski, Fred Logan, Derek Woods. SECOND ROW: Don Kunze, Dennis LaVigne, Thomas PoTpora, Gaylord Morse, RoberT Huey, James Mense, STeven Barnes, Dale Sherman, George Trackmen Make The l96l Track Team became old hands aT bringing home The Trophy! The York Thinclads won all eleven of The dual meeTs in which They parTicipaTed. They carried off Top honors from The WesT Suburban lnviTaTional MeeT, The Naperville Relays, The DuPage CounTy Meef, The PalaTine Relays, The Rock- ford Relays, and The MorTon DisTricT MeeT. For The TirsT Time in Bullman, Richard Cox, Douglas McCormac, RoberT Foersferling. THIRD ROW: Manager David Pearson, Michael PsalTis, Richard Anglickis, Don Anderman, Carson Schuler, Michael Young, Al Boring, STewarT Parr, Harry Gianneschi, John Woods, Ronald Reinke, George Johnson, RoberT Husfon, Manager Jan Goralski. Excellent Showing many years The York Team scored poinTs in The STaTe MeeT. OuTsTanding members oT The Team were Rick Anglickis, Mike PsalTis, Fred Logan, Chuck Durland, Al Hahn, and John Woods. These are buT a few, of course, Tor as Coach NewTon said, WiTh such a splendid showing, This is noT work of only a Tew. This is Team work and Team spiriT. Coach NewTon apparemly is noT Telling funny sTories in This rare break in an aTTer- noon's practice. , . . . , -,y.,.s 1 wnuawf--wnmfmwmunuumnn -'..1wwfm.mr-mnnummanianmQ.f.umnjs...r --mr .snafv.m.vmufr4r-sewer as- .nukwn,.x-ma.w,- . .ww ,MQ lu 1 1 ,w 4-wr 1 ,... vx ,M I, M' ii 5 ..-Q, . .gg.,ij3,:.s F .Q :xy He fx .I ' J u...i A S Mile relay team of Bud Struth, Tom Potpora, Herb Rosen, and Don Anderman ready for action. .ai-. 'sr a Ja, isp Q.,-r-,A L J u ,saw -f W 'F L:-4 z , A rf , -.. . X .1,. L ,offs 4, rA,r4w-'rem , B .A 'CEN mitch ,IfN'V 4 g!5sxA,,,:N,Z3f ... x-,. Fred Logan, mile runner, laosens up. The 880 relay team of Al Drew, Gaylord Morse, Chuck Durland, and Dave Herzberg during a workout. Dukes and Baron Make Strides During Season T961 Frosh-Soph Track Team - FIRST ROW: Bob DiVerde, Dave Strock, Joe Houdek, Bill Bronson, Ross Larson, George Koch, Tom Rago, Bob Kay, Tim Welsh, Frank Lobosco, Charles Chafee, Daryll Kornfeind, Ron Robin, Ken Trepanier, James Nash. SECOND ROW: Glenn Stevens, Roy Wiemerslage, Jack Ruskin, James Batten, Harold Sanderson, Bob Pochert, Marv Hanson, Jim Baullion, Dave Cleveland, Ron Guenther, Roman Koenig, John Koblik, Glen Blomquist, John Cioper, Mark Leonetti, Don Burkland, Terry Hackett. THIRD ROW: Bob Wanderer, Dick Snyder, Bill Bradbury, Jerry Witt, Al Spek, Rich Kensinger, Al Bertalmio, Les Henselman, Lauren Eggers, Jim Corzatt, Charlie Peterson, Jim Karr. FOURTH ROW: Neal Russell, Coach Heinhorst, Jack Marbarger, Russ Bixby, Mike Niblick, Larry Swanson, Dave Carlson, Larry Dann, Ron Gump, Dean Carlson, Bob Scharbach, Herb Rosen, John Wallace, Bob Bolin, Bob Wilkin, Gary Moore, Bill Conroy, Jim Skladzier. VARSITY BASEBALL SQUAD: FIRST ROW, L to R: Paul Manola, Thomas Richard Adams, James Wilson. THIRD ROW: Charles Adams, James Ander- Newell, Walter Cisar, Al Malecha. SECOND ROW: Grant Achepohl, Ray son, Wayne Strauch, Steve Tilly, Marvin Casazza, Herbert Shenkin, Manager Medema, Ronald Paulson, Charles Barnes, Kenneth Leppla, Don Breh, John Stola, Manager Eric Roski. STANDING, Coach Erl Ellingson. Dukes Finish 1961 Season In Fifth Place In a conference season plagued by spring rains, the York and tell to a powerful Proviso West team. Dukes met ,stiff competition sparked by a spirit of Get the The team was led by Al Malecha, who hit .362 and batted State Champs! With a six win anal eight loss conference rec- in twelve runs. The team ,elected Malecha and Tom Newell as ord, the Varsity baseball squad finished 'fifth in the West Sub- the most valuable players. All-conference selections were urban Conference play. ln non-conference competition the Charles Adams and Wayne Strauch, Dukes won over Willowbrook twice, out scored Fenton once, Charlie Adams waits for foul fly. Pitcher Tom Newell keeping in good form. 142 t 1. f - v',.H' K .M Q? Varsity Catcher Charlie Adams and Grant Achepohl in practice session. Paul Manolo tags Achepohl at third. The 1961 Frosh-Soph baseball season was rough for York's Barons. In the W.S.C. play the Barons finished in seventh place with a season record of nine wins, nine losses, and one tie. M Barons Find 1961 Season Tough Going FROSH-SOPH BASEBALL SQUAD: FIRST ROW, L to R: Word McCallister, Pat Moehn, James Stone, James McAnary, William Hager, Manager David Fran- Wirball, Richard Maslowe, Adrian Nardi, Robert Alusic, Kenneth Molecha, zen, Jerry Wilson, Robert Veller. THIRD ROW: David Ronske, Richard William Divis, Rodney Sitter, James Peters. SECOND ROW: Manager John Medema, Joseph Hayek, John Ramler, Randolph Bus, Bruce Brackmann, Fred Messina, Manager Jerry Herter, Maurice Kennedy, John Cisar, Thomas Keller, Kurt Fowich, Coach Richard Campbell, Robert James. .ff MX nf' astlwwf Varsity Golf Team, FRONT ROW: John Coyner, Dick Joy, Steve Metzger, Robert Orvis. SECOND ROW: Tom Penny, Dick Schuette, Robert Schloemer, Walter Clevenger, Robert Winter, Mr. Nelson, Coach. York Golfers Show Big Improvement Mr. Nelson's i96i York Varsity Golf Team showed a tremen- dous improvement over the previous season. After a dismal l96l record ot l win ll losses, the Dukes iumped up to ci l96i count of 9 wins and 6 losses. York finished titth in the W.S.C. York's Frosh-Soph Golf Team ended up one match over .500 as they posted a record ot 7 wins and 6 losses. Five of the eight numeral winners were freshmen so the Barons could be stronger next season. The high light ot the season came in a match against Glenbard West ployed at the Glen Oak Country Club in Glen Ellyn. Donald Stolper of York tired a golter's dream, a hole-in-one. Frosh-Soph Golf Team, FRONT ROW: Dave Rush, Ronald Hobbs, Donald Stolper, Dave Schreiber Mr. Nelson, Coach, SECOND ROW: Bill Smotherman, Bill Shipman, George -Shatzer, Chuck Con Captain Dick Joy, and Low Scorer Steve Metzger. rad, Jamie Nellis, James Carlson. .Y i, w .Yr apt, 5 P 4 H ij' Q4 1 ,' ,T i. A ' N . . in .3 .4 1 kr Q T, l V, X . ..., , A ui ,si ',v ff ... ,L , T-, ,. ,Y , s.....- F Y .. f ,JI 4-T 9 T -f -L T 1 f' K, lu Q6 I , 1 . ia, ,. Nggzxrzgi if ' l' Q- Y, 'r'l'fllf f jff:,:ll1lvy':': ' W - age' igvwf L i-,,1?'Y ,f Q J, 'f1,'y1 ,,+A4rT 01 55,-' y. ,-',.f v . Yin. ,iii 1' s?,'f fi f , -' 1 .wf ,,,., 15' X snag, ,,LL, 3 , ,, f:',,..., T ' s ' 5 1 , Q 2 , .J fi ' l l.ll:- 'F W' MEI X T:'W gf-H111 ,,1 9 A v - Y',.f ' ' 5 N. .41 V Zxfewf 25,2-Ar. is ,Em-we ff F'-nw 1961 VarsiTy Tennis Team, FRONT ROW: Ben Hoskins, James Dawson, Jack Hancock, James Fitzgerald, David Hargreaves, Dave Ackerman Bill Golds Eliason, Dick Tuthill, Michael Hall. SECOND ROW: Ronald Rouksek, Lew borough, James Landwehr. Coach Mr. Robert Paddock. T Nefmen Fini h Fifth in Conference Race l l The Dukes began The 1961 season by winning Their Three non-conference meeis against Proviso Wesf, Willowbrook and Proviso East, The Team Then proceeded To win Tour and lose Three in conference meets. This record, along wiTh The resulTs of 1961 Frosh-Soph Tennis Team, FRONT ROW: Daniel SchniTTa, Gary Rosen- Treter, James Pate, Jerry Ferry, Roger Langille, STeve Nagle, Bob Akins. SECOND ROW: Dick Fisher, Carl Landwehr, CurTis Ragn, Tom Goldsborough, .Q 1 'I The conference meeT, landed The Dukes in f1TTh place The Barons finished in seventh place wiTh a Two win and seven loss record. Bill Scheppach, Donald Aripoli, Tom Nagle, Dick Schindler Coach M DelberT Meitz. J , 45 iii ,yi V 1 fa U 'V' f Y 9' '5':f'fQ.. n, Senior Biographies 'fy I SAR? 4JANE ACKERMAN: Bus Checker 3, Library Assist- ant , , CHERYL LYNN ADAMS: Y's Tales Art Staff 3,4, Fall All School Play Cast 2,3,4, Girls' Club Pin and Guard 2, Girls' Club Board 3,4, French Club Pin 3, Quill and Scroll Vice-president 4, Girls' Club Corresponding Secre- tary 4, Scholastic Art Award Gold Key 4, National Hon- or Society 4. THOMAS AKERS, JR. DONALD G. ANDERMAN: Student Council Representative I,2, Basketball Numerals I,2, York High Ushers l,2,3,4, Head Usher 4, Track Letter 2,3,4, Stu ent Council Presin dent 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Basketball Letter 3, 4, Track Numerals I, Cross Country Numerals 2, Class Vice-president 2, Class Ring Committee 2, Cross Country Letter 3, Letterman's Club Treasurer 3, Co-Captain Bas- ketball Team 4, Elk Youth Leadership Award 4, Cafeteria Monitor 4, Special Mention All-State Basketball Team, 4. DORIS J. ANDERSEN: Home Economics Style Show 2. JAMES R. ANDERSON: Football Numerals I,2, Wrestling Letter 4, Football Team Captain 4, National Merit Fi- nalist 4, Student Council Representative 4, SAR Award 4, Football Letter 3,4, Baseball Letter 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Cafeteria Monitor 3,4, All-Conference Foot- ball Team 4, Citizenship Award 4. KENT WILLIAM ANDRES: Illinois State Science Fair I, German Club Pin 3, National Honor Society 3,4. CECELIA ANN ANGLICKIS: G.A.A. Numerals I, G.A.A. Letter 2, G.A.A. State Award 3, Home Economics Style Show 2,4, General Office Assistant 2,4, G.A.A. National Award 4. JANICE GIEA ASHBY: Library Assistant 2, Home Econom- ics Style Show 2. KATHLEEN KERWIN ASHLEY: Commercial Club Pin 3, Stu- dent Council Research Committee 4,. Library Assistant 2,4. EEN! F. AUSTIN, JR.: Visual Aids I,2,3,4, Sound Crew JAMES ERIC AVERY: Football Numerals 2, Wrestling Nu- merals 2, Football Letter 3,4, Wrestling Letter 3,4, Letter- man's Club Pin and Guard 3, Cafeteria Monitor 3,4, Let- terman's Club Officer 4, All Conference Wrestling 4. WILLIAM 'H. BACON: Transferred from Reavis High School, Chicago, Illinois 2. PAMELA KAY BAERMANN: Spanish Club Pin 2, Green Key Club Pin 2, Spanish Club Guard 3, Y's Tales Busi- ness Manager 4, Green Key Club President 4, National Merit Letter of Commendation 4, Y's Tales Staff 3,4, Quill and Scroll 4, National Honor Society 4. SANDRA S. BAILEY: German Club Pin 2, German Club Guard 3, Nurses' Assistant 3,4. CYNTHIA JEAN BAIR: Quill and Scroll Pin 3, Girls' Club Pin 3, Pep Club Pin 3, Quill and Scroll Secretary 4, York-Hi Art Editor 4, Student Council Pep Committee 4, York-Hi Reporter 4, Student Council Research Committee 2,4, York-Hi Art Staff 2,3, Fall Play Production Staff 2, 3,4, Spring Play Production Staff 2,3, Winter Play Pro- duction Staff 3, Scholastic Art Award Gold Key 4. JOANN LYNN BAKES: Home Economics Style Show 2. STEPHEN BARBER: Historical Society Pin 3. RITA ANN BARR: Future Nurses' Club Pin I, Bus Checker 2, Library Assistant 3,4. JOHN F. BAUMRUCKER: Football Numerals 2, Wrestling Letter 3, Football Letter 4, Student Council Research Committee 4, Senior Choir Vice-president 4, Boys' Octet 3, National Honor Society 4. EDWARD ARTHUR BEAURLINE: Football Letter 4, Home- coming Game and Half-Time Committee Chairman 4, Vice-president of Student Council 4. MARIE F. BECHERER: Fall Play Production Cast 4, Talent Show 2,4, Modern Dance President 2, Modern Dance Vice-President 3, Home Economics Style Show 2,4. BRUCE DENNIS BEDNAR: Wrestling Numerals 2. REGINA BELOBRAYDICH: Home Economic Style Show 2, Library Checker 2, Commercial Club Pin 3, Bus Checker 4, Attendance Assistant 3,4. JOAN M. BENEDETTO: Home Economic Style Show I,2,3, Home Economics Club Vice-president 4. CATHERINE MARIE BENZIN: Library Assistant 2, Student Council Representative 3, Spanish Club Pin 3, York-Hi Typist 3, Spanish Club Secretary 4, Deans' Assistant 4, Spring Play Production Staff 2. ALAN S. C. BERENS: First Place State Science Fair I, National Honor Society 3,4, Collage Staff 23, Collage Editor 3, York High Ushers 2,3,4, National Merit Scholar- ship Finalist 4. KAREN ELAINE BERG: Home Economics Style Show 2,3,4, Pep Club Pin 3, Spring Play Production Staff 2, Pep Club Boaird 4, Hospitality Committee 4. HOLLY LUCILLE BERGEIM: German Club Pin 2, Girls' Octet 2, Stunt NiBght 3, Three Year Music Letter 3, Four Year Music Pin 4, rigadoon Cast 4. EDWARD ADAMS BICKEL: Three Year Music Letter 3, Four Year Music Pin 4: York High Ushers 4. GLEN R. BOLE. Jj - JANET FLORA BOLLMAN: German Cluu 2 bin Club Guard 3, Three Year Music Letter 3, C5i.Es' SED: 3,4, Fall Play Production Staff 3, German Ciub Secret 3 4: Four Year Music Pin 4, Brigadoon Cast 4. First Place Sta'-'e Music Contest 4. ALAN scott BORING. 4' JUDI BORNEMANN: Transferred from Humberside High School, Toronto, Canada 2, IRMGARD GINA BOTHER: Transferred from Willowbrook High School, Villa Park, Illinois 3, G.A.A. Charm 3, Bus Checker 4. MICHAEL D. BOVIS: Latinum Culm Laude 2, Vice-president Biology Club 3, National Honor Society 4. CHARLEEN BRACHT: Pep Club Pin I, Pep Club Guard 2, Pep Club Secretar ,3, Pep Club Bar 3, Class Ring Committee 3, Pep Club Board 4, Student Council Re- search Committee 4, Hospitality Committee 4. WALTER BRASEN. DONALD BREH: Cross Country Numerals 2, Basketball Nu- merals 2, Cross Country Letter 3,4, Intramural Basketball Champions 4. KEVIN R. BRENNAN. CAROL LYNN BRETZ: Girls' Club Pin I, First Place State Solo and Ensemble Contest I, Girls' Club Board 2,3, Fall Play Cast 2, Girls' Club Guard 2,3, Band Letter 3, Girls' Club President 4, Brigadoon Cast 4, Band Secre- tary 4, Fourth Year Band Pin 4, Quill and Scroll 3,4, York-Hi Staff 4, National Honor Society 3,4, All-State Orchestra 4. Tree Towns' Professional Woman's Club Outstanding Senior Girl 4. SUSAN LYNN BROCKETT: Transferred from Mt. Pleasant High School, Wilmington, Delaware 2, Collage Staff 3. CAROL .LEAN BROWN: Librarv Assistant A BARBARA CHARLOTTE BRYAN: State Latin Contest I, Auxilium Latinum Award I,2, Safety Committee 2, Col- lage Staff 2,3, National Honor Society 3,4, National Honor Society President 4, Collage Editor 3, National Forensic League Degree of Excellence 4, National Merit Scholarship Finalist 4, National Council of Enalish Teach- ers Award 4 Elks' Club Most VaTuable Student Award 4, CHARLES Y. BUFORD: Spring Play Cast 2, First Place Music Contest 3, Three Year Music Letter 4, Vaudeville '62 Cast 4, Brigadoon Cast 4. HELEN BULLAMORE: Transferred from William Chrisman High School, Independence, Missouri 3, Spanish Club Pin 3, Orchesis Club Pin 3, Stunt Night 3, Winter Play Pro- duction Staff 3, Fall Play Production Cast 3. GEORGE F. BULLMAN: Wrestling Numerals I,2, Visual Aids 2,3,4, SUE MARIE BURCH.ARD: Home Economics Style Show 2, Library Assistant 4. LESLIE ELLEN BURDICK: Evening Woman's Club Art Award 3, Scriblerus Vice-president 3, Collage -Staff 3, York-Hi Art Staff 2,3,4, Quill and Scroll 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, National Merit Scholarship Finalist 4. CANDACE ANDREA BURTON: General Office Assistant I,2, Variety Show 2,3,4, French Club Pin and Guard 2, Junior Homecoming Queen 3, French Club President 3, French Club Honorary Pin 3, Student Council Secretary 4, National Honor Society 3,4, York-Hi Staff 4. JUDATH IRENE BUSHMAN: Home Economics Style Show I,2, . CORWIN BARRY BUTLER: Transferred from Libertyville Fremont High School, Libertyville, Illinois 2. JESSIE CALEY: Home Economics Style Show 2. DALE L. CANFIELD: Visual Aids I,2,3,4. DANIEL I. CAPOZZIELLI: Gymnastics Numerals 2, Three Year Music Letter 3, Four Year Music Pin 4. Brigadoon Cast ROBERT J. CAREY. DENNIS KEITH CARLEY. DONALD C. CARLSON: Fall Play Production Staff 3, Winter Play Production Staff 3, Footbcll Letter 4. FORREST LOWELL CARLSON: lntramutral Basketball Cham- pions ip I. WILLIAM FRANCIS CARNELL: Three Year Music Letter 3, gtati Music Contest First Place 2,3, Four Year Music in . EDWARD JAMES CECH. JANICE ANN CESSFORD: First P-lace State Music Contest I, Spanish Club Pin and Guard 2, Fall Play Production Staff 2, Girls' Club Pin 3, Spanish Club Third Year Award 3, Green Key Club Pin 3, Y's Tales Typist 3, Y's Tales Staff 3, Student Council Research Committee 2,3,4, Bus Checker 4, National Honor Society 4. HUGH D. CHAFEE, JR.: Winter Play Production Staff 3, Spring Play Cast 3. DOROTHY LOUISE CHAPLAN: Fall Play Production Staff 2, York-Hi Art Staff 2, Y's Tales Art Staff 3,4, Bus Checker 4, Quill and Scroll 3,4, Scholastic Art Award Gold Key and Place 3,4, National Honoir Society 4. 4 at-IYI :S .1 VILLE: i.'-fz.'if- Council Representative I' me rt E- 'ffttrft 'ercicl Club Vice-President stewart -I A I '.- -: S5.ar:i-I Club Pin and Guard 25 I 'fl-: Ci-i9!:I'lANSEN: Commercial Club Pin 35 cl t Q35 General Office Assistant 2,35 Fall 1 Prodi ,ricr Statf 3. , I.El. C453-A: Transferred from St. Francis High School, .'..,.-Luton, lIlir.c,fs 3. 'JQLTER CISAR: Football Numerals 25 Baseball Numerals 3 Cafeteria Monitor 45 Baseball Letter 3,4. ARJORIE ANN CIVIS: Guidance Office Assistant 3,45 Bus Checker 4. SHARON LYNN CLARK: Home Economics Club Secretary 35.Home Economics Style Show l,25 Home Economics Pin and Guard 35 Library Assistant 2,4. WALTER S. CLEVENGER: Golf Numerals 25 Golf Letter 3,4. JOSEPH L. CLIFFORD. ELIZABETH ANN CLINT: Student Council Representative I5 Student Council Elections Committee I5 Student Council Safety Committee 3: Home Economics Style Show I,2,3. ROBERT A. COBNER: Spring Play Production Staff 3. CHLOE ELIZABETH CODY. WILLIAM C. CODY: Fall Play Production Statf I,2,3,45 Winter Play Production Staff I,2,35 Spring Play Produc- tion Staff I,2,3,45 Honor Thespian 3,45 Brigadoon Production Staff 4. STEPHEN L. COLBURN: Transferred from Glenbard West High School, Glen Ellyn 25 Three Year Music Letter 35 Four Year Music Pin 45 Jazz Society President 35 Variety Show 4. BARBARA ELLEN COOPER: Orchesis Treasurer 35 Girls' glub Pin 25 Library Assistant I,27 Orchesis Pin and Guard ELAINE JUDITH COOPER: Three Year Music Letter 35 Four Year Music Pin 45 National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 45 Home Economics Style Show I,25 Col- lage, Staff 2,3. SHIRELY JEAN COPELAND: Three Year Music Letter 35 Four Year Music Pin 45 National Honor Society 4. JIMMY DEAN CORNILLE: Visual Aids 3,4. JOAN CHRISTINE COTTLE: Home Economics Style Show I5 Girls' Club Pin 35 Pom Pon Captain 45 Auxilium Lati- num Award I,25 Pom Pon Pin and Guard 3,45 General Office Assistant 3,4. AL P. COULOLIAS: Transferred from Oak Park High School, Oak Park, Illinois 25 Visual Aids 25 Spring Play Production Staff 3. CAROLE J. COVONE: Home Economics Style Show 2. RICHARD COX: Transferred from West Leyden High School, Northlake, Illinois 2. JOHN V. COYNER: Golf Numerals 25 Golf Letter 4. RONALD ARTHUR CRAM. CAROLE JOANN CRAY: Green Key Club Pin 35 Pep Club Pin 35 Three Year Music Letter 35 Pep Club Board 45 Four Year Music Pin 45 Home Economics Style Show 45 National Honor Society 4. DONNA REE CREWS: Home Economics Style Show 1,25 Home Economics Club Pin 25 Home Economics Club Sec- retary 2. PATRICIA ANN CRIPPEN: General Office Assistant 3,4. LUCINDA KATHLEEN CROSH: Home Economics Style Show 2,35 Home Economics Club Pin and Guard 25 Home Economics Club President 3. DONNELL RANDOLPH CULLEY: Fall Play Production Staff 35 Winter Play Production Staff 35 Spring Play Produc- tion Staff 3. SHARON L. DANIEL: G.A.A. Pin Ii G.A.A. Numerals I5 G.A.A. Letter 25 Collage Staff 2,3. WILLIAM LEWIS DANIELS. NORMA FAYE DAVENPORT: Library Assistant' I5 Home Economics Style Show 25 Future Teachers' Secretary 25 Girls' Club Pin 25 Auxilium Latinum Award 2,35 Collage Statf 35 Future Teachers' Pin and Guard 35 Biology Club Secretary 35 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award 45 Future Teachers' President 45 Latin Club Pin 45 National Forensics League 45 National Merit Scholarship Finalist 45 National Honor Society 4. KATHLEEN J. DEMMITT: G.A.A. Numerals lj Three Year Music Letter 35 Home Economics Style Show 35 Four Year Music Pin 45 Modern Dance Pin 45 Variety Show 2,45 Fall Play Production Staff 25 Modern Dance Vice-president 4. CATHERINE ANN DeMUTH: Auxilium Latinum Award 25 Variety Show Cast 25 Three Year Music Letter 35 Girls' Club Pin 35 Four Year Music Pin 45 First Place State Mu- sic Contest 3,45 National Honor Society 4. First Place State Ensemble Contest 4. JAMES A. De SHONG III: Three Year Music Letter 35 First Place State Music Contest 35 Four Year Music Pin 45 Gymnastics Service Letter 4. MICHAEL J. DISKIN: Three Year Music Letter 3: Four Year Music Pin 45 First Place State Music Contest I,2,3. KENT ALAN DiVERDE. GERALD DLUGAS. HOLLY DOBRICKY: Fall Play Production Staff 2,35 Winter Play Production Staff 2,35 Spring Play Production Staff 2.3. GAYELLEN DODT: Transferred from Withrow High School, Cincinnati, Ohio 2. JOHN JAMES DORN: Boys' Glee Club 25 Three Year Music Letter 35 Boys' Octet 35 Senior Choir Treasurer 45 Four YSGI' Music Pin 45 Brigadoon Cast 4. ANN PATRICIA DOUCE: Fall Play Production Staff 25 Junior Class Ring Committee 35 Stunt Night 35 Student Council Elections Committee 45 York-Hi Typist 4. IEICHAED W. DOVER: Gymnastics Numerals 25 Gymnastics etter . STEVEN F. DRAKE: Visual Aids I,25 Spanish Club Pin and Guard 2. DONALD GEROGE DRESEL: York-Hi Printing Staff 3,4. PERRY DALE DuBOSE: Transferred from Taft High School, Chicago, Illinois 2. MARGARET DUDLEY: Transferred from Cuyahoga Falls High School, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio 4. JOAN A. DUNCAN: G.A.A. Award I,2,35 Thespians 2, 35 Fall Play Production Staff 2,35 Winter Play Production Staff 2,35 Spring Play Production Staff 2,3,4. LINDA KAY DURKOTO: Library Assistant 4. CHARLES F. DURLAND, JR.: Football Numerals 25 Track Numerals 25 Cafeteria Monitor 45 Track Letter 3,4. HOWARD M. EDWARDS, JR. RICHARD W. EGGERT: Cross Country Numerals 25 Cross Country Letter 45 Attendance Assistant 3,45 Intramural Basketball Championship 4. JOHN F. ELIASON: Gymnastics Numerals 25 Tennis Nu- merals I,25 Gymnastics Letter 3,45 Tennis Letter 3. JOYCE HELLEN ERCOLI: Pep Club Pin 25 Green Key Club Pin 35 Green Key Club Treasurer 35 Pep Club Board 35 Pep Club Secretary 35 Home Economics Style Show 35 Li- brary Assistant 35 Pom Pon Pin and Guard 3,4. RICHARD C. FEARN: Square Dance Club President 3. MARILEE FERDINAND: Girls' Club Pin Ip Biology Club Secretary 25 York-Hi Staff 35 Girls' Club Board 2,35 Girls' Club Guard 2,35 Quill and Scroll 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Junior Class Ring Committee 35 A.F.S. EX- change Student 35 A.F.S. Committee 45 National Honor Society Vice-president 45 Co-Editor of York-Hi 45 Elk Leadership Award 45 D.A.R. Award 4. JOHN W. FERRARI: Fall Play Production Staff 2,35 Winter Play Production Staff 35 Spring Play Production Staff 2,35 Thespians 3,4. JAMES LEROY FISHER. KATHLEEN SHANNON FISHER: First Place State Music Contest 25 Green Key Club Pin 35 York-Hi Stat? 45 Va- riety Show 45 Auxilium Latinum Award I,2,35 Fall Play Production Staff 35 Quill and Scroll 45 National Honor Society 4. Evening Womans' Club Art Award 4. JAMES FITZGERALD: Secretary Modern Railroad Club 25 Auxilium Latinum Award 25 National Honor Society 4. ROBERT L. FOERSTERLING: Basketball Numerals 25 Y's Tales Staff 2,3,45 Y's Tales Sports Editor 45 York Usher 45 York-Hi Art Staff 3. GERALD ANDREW FONTANA: Gymnastics Numerals 2: State Champion on Horizontal Bar 3,45 Gymnastic Letter 3, 45 Cafeteria Monitor 4. JANET JILL FORTUNE: Home Economics Style Show 2,3. BARBARA ANN FOX: Transferre-d from Pascack Valley Regional High School, Hillsdale, New Jersey 35 A.F.S. Committee 45 General Office Assistant 4. DAVID ALLEN FOX: Junior Class Ring Committee 35 Stunt Night 35 Attendance Office Assistant 35 Letterman's Club Pinsaltd Guard 45 Baseball Numerals I,25 Baseball Let- ter , . MARGUERITE CLINTON FRANK: First Place State Science Fair I5 Junior Class Ring Committee 35 Green Key Club Pin 35 General Othce Assistant 35 A.F.S. Committee 2,35 Stunt Night 2,3. GERALD A. FREITAG: York-Hi Staff 3,4. VIRGINIA L. FRICKE: Green Key Club Pin 25 York-Hi Staff 3,45 Quill and Scroll 3,4. ROBERTA FRISINA: Transferred from Kelvyn Park High School, Chicago, Illinois 3. CHARLES A. FROM Ill. PATRICIA MARY GABRIEL: Transferred from Alvernia High School, Chicago, Illinois 25 Fall Play Production Staff 35 Winter Play Production Staff 35 Library Assistant 4. ROBERT E. GAEL: Intramural Basketball Champions 1,25 Football Manager's Numerals 25 Basketball Manager's Numerals 25 York-Hi Printing Staff 3,45 Football Manag- er's Letter 45 Basketball Manager's Letter 4. JOHN JOSEPH GAIER III. JOHN ROYER GARMAN: Fall Play Production Crew 2,3, 45 Winter Play Production Staff 2,35 Spring Play Produc- tion Staff 2,3,45 Spanish Club Officer 35 Thespians Pin and Guard 2,35 National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 45 National Honor Society 4. JO ANN L. GAZDIK: Library Assistant 3,4. CONSTANCE ANNE GERLOCK: French Club Pin 3: Li- brary Assistant 3. JOHN GEWIN: Visual Aids l,25 Attendance Assistant 4: Fall Play Production Staff 25 Spring Play Production Staff 2. SUSAN DOLORA GEYER: Fall Play Production Staff 25 Historical Society Pin 35 French Club Pin 35 A.F.S. Com- mittee 3: National Honor Society 4. HARRY R. GIANNESCHI: Football Numerals 2, Track Let- ter 3, Cafeteria Monitor 4, Track Numerals I,2, Football Letter 3,4. MARGARET A. GISBURNE: Auxilium Latinum Award I,2, Fall Play Production Staff 2, Spring Play Production Staff 2,3, Collage Staff 3, National Forensic League 3,42 Na- tional Honor Society 3,4. DANIEL LAWTON GOFF. ELIZABETH JANE GORDON: Transferred from Gage Park High School, Chicago, Illinois I. BARBARA GORE: G.A.A. Numerals I, Girls' Club Pin I, Auxilium Latinum Award 2, First Place State Music Con- test 2,3, Girls' Club Guard 2,3, Three Year Music Letter 3, Collage Staff 2,3, Four Year Music Pin 4, National Honor Society 3,4, National Merit Scholarship Finalist 4. LLOYD GRANT. ELISE BARTLETT GREGG: Auxilium Latinum Award 3, Na- tional Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 4. RICHARD A. GROENWALD, JR.: Boys' Quartet 3,4, Va- riety Show 4, Three Year Music Letter 4. Brigadoon Cast 4. ANTON M. GRZEMPA: Visual Aids 2,3. CHERYL LYNNE GUTMAN: Green Key Club Pin 3, Girls' Club Pin 3, Fall Play Production Staff 2. MARY ELLEN 'HACK: Auxilium Latinum Award I, Girls' Club Pin 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Library Assistant 3,4. EDWIN CONNER HACKLEMAN: York-Hi Staff 2,3,4, Ger- man Club Pin and Guard 2,3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3,4, York-Hi, Co-Editor-in-Chief 4. DONNA J. HAGAN: Transferred from Rich Township High 4School, Park Forest, Illinois 4, National Honor So- ciety . KAREN JOHANNA HANSON. DAVID MASON HARGREAVES: Gymnastics Numerals 2, Gymnastics Letter 4. Brigadoon Cast 4. SALLY ANN HARK: Transferred from Kelly High School, Chicago, Illinois 2. EVELYN MICHAEL HARLAN: Future Teachers' Pin 3, Na- tional Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 4. KAREN LOUISE HARRALD: Fall Play Production Staff I,2, Winter Play Production Staff I, Gree-n Key Club Pin 3, National Honor Society 4. JUDITH ANN HARRIS: Future Nurses' Pin and Guard 2,3, Spring Play Production Staff 3, Girls' Club Pin 2. MARY KATHLEEN HART: Fall Play Production Staff 3, National Honor Society 4. SUSAN MARY HASELHORST: Auxilium Latinum Award I, 2, Three Year Music Letter 3, Senior Choir Girls' Octet 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Four Year Music Pin 4, Brigadoon Cast 4, National Merit Letter of Commenda- tion 4. FREDRICK ALAN HASEMAN: First Place State Music Con- test, Solo and Ensemble 2,3,4, Three Year Music Letter 3, Four Year Music Pin 4. KARL E. HASZ: Transferred from Crystal Lake Community High School, Crystal Lake, Illinois 2. MARY ANN HAVEY. ELSIE MAE HEINRICH: First Place State Ensemble Con, test 2,3, Three Year Music Letter 3, Four Year Music Pin 4, Concert Orchestra Treasurer 4, Brigadoon Cast 4, As- sembly Organist 4, National Honor Society 4. JUDITH MARY HEMMIS: First Place State Ensemble Con- I,est42,3, Three Year Music Letter 3, Four Year Music in . ELIZABETH MAY HERRLI: Evening Women's Club Art Award 3, Gold Key Art Award 4. NANETTE C. HERZBERG: G.A.A. Numerals I, Library As- sistant 2,3, G.A.A. Letter 3. DONALD R. HILL: Football Numerals 2, Gymnastics Nu- merals 2, Citizenship Award 3, Student Council Repre- sentative 2,3, Le4tterman's Club Pin and Guard 3, Foot- ball Letter 3,4, Cafeteria Monitor 4. GERTRUDE L. HLAVANKA: Home Economics Style Show 2,3, Home Economics Pin and Guard 2,3, Home Economics Club Vice-president 3. KATHLEEN T. HLAVENKA: Guidance Office Assistant 3,4, Home Economics Style Show 2,3. ELAINE FRANCINE HOBBS: Transferred from Inglewood High School, Inglewood, California I, Spanish Club Pin 3. KAREN SUE HOFFMAN: Home Economics Style Show 2, York-Hi Staff 3,4. PETER HOLBROOK: National Honor Society 3,4, Class Ring Committee 3, Music Letter 3, First Place State Music Contest 3, Band President 4, Music Pin 4, Brigadoon Cast 4, Intramural Basketball Champions 4, ARTHUR EDWARD HOLDER: Transferred from Luther High gchptoli, North Chicago, Illinois 3, Spring Play Production ta . MARCIA LYNN HOMIAK: Auxilium Latinu'm Award I, Auxilium Latinum Cum Laude Award 2, Girls' Club Guard 3, Collage Staff 3, APSL Latin Trophy 3, Stunt Night 3, AFS Committee 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Latin Club Pin 4, National Merit Scholarship Letter of Com- mendation 4. TARRANT K. HOOKHAM: Girls' Club Pin 3, Pep Club Board 3, Pep Club Pin and Guard 3: Student Council Publicity Committee 3, Citizenship Award 3, Fall Play Production Crew 2,3,4, Winter Play Production Crew 2,3, Spring Play Production Crew 2,3, Y0I'k-Hi Staff 2.3, 4, Variety Show i -Qui' President 4, Green I5 ey V . i Club President 4, York-Hi 'Eff nt Council Elections Conimittee, ec .Ar Award 4, National Honor Soi.,,.,.y 4. ROBERT F. HORAN. li WILLIAM BENTON HOSKINS: Cross , :try I. Y :Track Numerals I,2, Student Council liepres , . Social Advisory Committee 3, Lettermanhs Club ijwja Guard 3, Safety Committee 3,4, Cross Country ,tp 4, York High Usher 3,4, Fall Play Cagt 3, Win.u. ' Cast 2,3, Y's Tales Staff 3,4, Y's Tales Editor-in-Ch'ieSVf+, Senior Class Vice-President 4, Student Council Hold- er Member 4, Student Council Parliamentarian 4, Cross Country Co-Captain 4, Traffic Court Judge 4, Announce- ments Committee 4, Quill and Scroll Honorary Member 4. BRUCE H. HURST: Football Numerals 2, Wrestling Nu- merals 2, Letterman's Club Pin and Guard 3, Attendance Office Assistant 3,4, Football Letter 3,4, Wrestling Letter 3,4. LINDA ANN HURTIG: Bus Checker 3. ROBERT JOHN HUSTON, Transferred from Affton High School, Affton, Missouri I, Auxilium Latinum Award 2, Research Committee Chairman 3, National Honor Soci- ety 3,4, National Merit Scholarship Finalist 4, General Chairman of Homecoming 4, York High Usher 4, Social Advisory Committee 4. CHERYL SUSAN INGVE: Library Assistant I, Auxilium Latinum Award 2, Pep Club Pin 3, Collage Staff 3, Va- riety Show 2, Treasurer of Green Key Club 4, Y's Tales Staff 4, Pep Club Board 4, A.F.S. Committee 4, Quill and Scroll 4, National Honor Society 4. MARGUERITE J. ISKENDERIAN: Elections Committee I, Oklahoma Cast I, Girls' Club Pin 3, A.F.S. Committee 3, Music Letter 3, First Place State Music Contest l,2,3, Safety Committee 4, Music Pin 4, Student Council Repre- sentative I,4, Orchestra Secretary 2,4, Brigadoon Cast 4, National Honor Society 4. SHARYN KAY JACOB: Transferred from New Providence High School, New Providence, New Jersey 3, French Club Pin and Guard 3, A.F.S. Summer Exchange Student to Rhodes, Greece 3, French Club Vice-President 4, National Honor Society 3,4, National Merit Scholarship Finalist 4. WILLIAM P. JAGER. JANICE JANAS: General Office Assistant 2, Dean's As- sistant 3,4, Senior Cap and Gown Committee 4. DAVID A. JANKOWSKI: Sophomore Class President 2, Cross Country Numerals 2, Basketball Numerals 2, Track Numerals I,2, Winter Play Cast 2, Class Ring Committee 3, Cross Country Letter 3, Track Letter 3, Student Council Representative 4, Student Council Chaplain 4. BARBARA LEE JOHNSON: General Office Assistant 2, Home Economics Style Show l,2. EARL ARNOLD JOHNSON. GEORGE DOUGLAS JOHNSON: Track Numerals 2, Bas- ketball Letter 4, Track Letter 4. ROBERT E. JOHNSON. SUSAN B. JOURDAN: Pep Club Pin 2, Pom Pons 3,4, Pom Pon Pin and Guard 3, Pom Pon Co-Captain 4, Stu- dent Council Representative 4, Fall Play Production Staff 4. DONALD J. JULIEN. ELLEN ELIZABETH JUMP: First Place State Music Contest 2, G.A.A. President 3, Fall Play Production Staff 3, Spring Play Production Staff 3, York-Hi Staff 3,4, Quill and Scroll 3,4, G.A.A. Award l,2,3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Scholastic Gold Key Art Award and Place 4. KAREN KALAS: General Ofhce Assistant I,2,3,4. RAYMOND LEONARD KEIL. JOHN ANTHONY KELLER. PATRICIA ANNE KELLER: Modern Dance Club Vice- president 2, Quill and Scroll 3,4, Scholastic Gold Key Art Award 3, York-Hi Staff 3, Student Council Treasurer 4. MARCIA LEE KERANEN: Music Letter 3, Music Pin 4. LAWRENCE H. KIEFER. DIANE CECELIA KIERMAS: First Place State Music Con- test 3, Music Letter 3, Music Pin 4. JUDITH KINCANNONN: Pep Club Pin 2, York-Hi Staff 234, Pe? Club Board 3,4, Pep Club Guard 3, York-Hi Page itor . GAIL ELIZABETH KISTLER: Music Letter 3, French Club Pin 3, Music Pin 4. STANLEY ALLEN KLIMEK. KAREN KLINGHOFFER: Bus Checker 3. CHRISTINA KLOKER: Scholastic Gold Key Art Award l, Library Assistant I, Girls' Club Pin 2, Variety Show 2, First Place State Music Contest 2,3, Girls' Club Guard 3, Music Letter 3, Home Economics Style Show l,2,3, Girls' Club Board 4, Music Pin 4, Brigadoon Cast 4, Senior Octet 2,3,4, Senior Choir Librarian 3,4. KENNETH E. KNICKER. ALLEN RAYMOND KNOP: Visual Aids 3,4, York-Hi Staff 4. KAREN JEAN KNUDSON: Library Assistant 2, Pep Club Pin and Guard 2,3, Pep Club Board 4. SUSAN ELAINE KNUTZEN: Transferred from Davenport Central High School, Davenport, Iowa 4, Four Year Mu- sic Pin 4, Briaadoon Cast 4. t I' K V5 BE ' Q.- CXEI5, 'i-C .it Key Art Award I, Stu- -c .tmitze--: 2, Library Stcrtf 3, Duke , l'Iay' Juctior' Staff 2. ' 'N KCf'ATCH: biology Club Vice-president il Lctinurn Award 2, National Honor Society ' iS' LUH: Track Numerals 2. . Q fK,ERSTEN KRAFT: Fresninan Class President I, r..ys',aLDctet 3, Fall Play Production Staff I,3, Winter Play' rdduction Staff 2,3, Spring Play Production Staff 3, York High Ushers 3,4, Thespians 3, Three Year Music Letter 4, Student Council Safety Committee 4. KATHERINE D. KRAMER: Collage Staff 3, General Office Assistant 2,3,4. KENNETH E. KRANEMAN: Gymnastics Letter 4. Tenth Place State on Side Horse 4. JUDITH LOUISE KREUTZ: Sophomore Class Secretary 2, Student Council Safety Committee 2,3,4, Traffic Court Secretary 3, Pep Club Pin 3, Girls' Club Pin and Guard 2,3, Student Council Publicity Committee 3, Pep Club President 4, Safety Committee Chairman 4, Student Coun- gig :Representative 4, Quill and Scroll 3,4, York-Hi Staff JOHN D. KRUISSINK: Fall Play Production Staff 2,3, Win- ter Play Production Staff 2,3, Spring Play Production Staff 2,3, Junior Class Ring Committee 3. KAREN KAY KUCHENBECKER: Home Economics Style Show 2, Three Year Music Letter 3, Four Year Music Pin 4, Brigadoon Cast 4, First Place State Contest 4, Senior Choir Mixed Quartet 3,4, Senior Choir Octet 4. DONALD ROBERT KUNZE. JAMES JOSEPH KUTSCHKE: Football Numerals 2, Wres- tling Numerals 2, Intramural Basketball Champions 2, Letterman's Club Pin and Guard 3, Track Numerals I,2, Track Letter 3,4, Football Letter 3,4, Letterman's Club Vice-president 4, Cafeteria Monitor 3,4, Senior Home- coming King 4. SAMELA ANN LaBARBERA: Home Economics Style Show RAYMOND LQFRANCIS: York-Hi Printing Staff 3,4, York High Usher 4, Cafeteria Monitor 4, State Champion Gymnastics Team 3, Gymnastics Letter 3,4, State Rebound Tumbling Champion 4. JAMES MARLIN LANDWEHR: Tennis Numerals 2, Music Letter 3, First Place State Ensemble Contest 2,3, Four Year Music Pin 4, Band Vice-President 4, National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 4, National Honor Society 3,4. J. SHARRON LANGE: Girls' Club Pin 3, Stunt Night 3, Guidlnnce Office Assistant 4, Student Council Representa- tive . WAYNE ALAN LARSEN. EDWARD ALLEN LAUT: First Place State Music Contest I,2,3, Brigadoon Cast 4. DENNIS ROLAND LQVIGNE: Track Numerals I, Letter- man's Club Pin and Guard 3, Track Letter 2,3,4, Letter- man's Club Sergeant of Arms 3, Letterman's Club Presi- dent 4, Senior Class President 4, Cafeteria Monitor 3,4. LARRY LEAFMAN: Track Numerals l,2. MARY LUCILE LEE: Student Council Elections Committee 2, Music Letter 3, Student Council Publicity Committee 3, Girls' Club Pin 3, Four Year Music Pin 4, Student Council Research Committee 4. SHARON K. LEE. JACK H. LEMEIN: Three Year Music Letter 3, Four Year Music Pin 4, York-Hi Photographer I,2,3,4, Variety Show 2,4. KENNETH LEE LEPPLA: Baseball Numerals I, Football Numerals 2, Member of York State Baseball Champion- ship Team 2, Letterman's Club Pin and Guard 3, Base- ball Letter 2,3,4, Football Letter 3,4, Cafeteria Monitor 3,4. MARY JO LEWMAN: Girls' Club Pin I, First Place State Music Contest 3, Three Year Music Letter 3, Four Year Music Pin 4, Senior Choir Octet 4, Brigadoon Cast 4. LYNNE DIANE LINDELSEE: Home Economics Style Show I, 2,3, Guidance Office Assistant 2,4, Fall Play Production Staff 3, Winter Play Production Staff 3, ,Spring Play Pro- duction Staff 3. PATRICIA GAIL LINDER: National Honor Society 4. JAMES P. LINDQUIST: Intramural Champions I. LOUIS H. LINNEWEH: Fall Flay Production Staff 2,3,4, Winter Play Production Staff 2,3, Spring Play Production Staff 2,3,4, National Honor Society 4. BETH GAY LINSENMANN: Auxilium Latinum Award, Cum Laude 2,3, Three Year Music Letter 4. BRUCE LINSENMANN: Golf Numerals 2. LINDA LOEK: Three Year Music Letter 3, Fall Play Pro- duction Staff 2,3, First Place State Music Contest 2, Four Year Music Pin 4. FRED ALBERT LOGAN: Cross Country Numerals 2, Track Numerals 2, Senior Choir Octet 2, Three Year Music Let- ter 3, Cross Country Co-captain 4, Cross Country Letter 3,4, Track Letter 3,4, Four Year Music Pin 4, National Honor Societv 4. Tenth Place State Cross Country Meer 4, LANI LOGSDON: Home Economics Style Show 2, Pom Pon Girl 3, Library Assistant 3. GAIL SUSAN LOPATKA: Library Assistant I, Green Key Club Pin 2, General Office Assistant 2, Y's Tales Staff 2, Spanish Club Pin 3, A.F,S. Committee 4, Attendance Assistant 4. JUDITH ANNE LORIMER: Three Year Music Letter 3, Four Year Music Pin 4, Auxilium Latinum Cum Laude Award I,2, Brigadoon Cast 4, Oklahoma Cast I, State Music Contest First Place 2,3, National Honor Society 4. JOHN F. LOUBSKY. ROBERTA SHARON LOWRY: Transferred from Venezuela I, York-Hi Staff 3,4. CHRISTINE ANN LUCHS: Three Year Music Letter 3: State Music Contest First Place 3, Four Year Music Pin 4. JAMES H. LUETGERT: German Club Pin and Guard 3, Three Year Music Letter 3, National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation Four Year Music Pin 4, Spring Play Production Staff 3. BfI9CId00l1 COST 4- TERRY ALAN LUETGERT: Baseball Manager's Numerals 2, Football Manager's Numerals 2, Latin Club Pin 4, Foot- ball Manager's ,Letter 4, Spring Play Production Statf 3 ANN NOREL LUNDE: Student Council Representative I, Talent Show 2, Elections Committee 2, Pep Club Pin and Guard 2,3, Girls' Club Pin and Guard 2,3, Pep Club Board 3, Three Year Music Letter 3, Pep Club Secretary 4, Social Advisory Committee 4, A.F.S. Committee 4, Re- search Committee 4, Girls' Club Board 4, Pom Pon Girl 3,4, Traffic Court 3,4. BRUCE MADDALONE. DAYLE MAEDER. NORMAN MAGER. HARVA LEE MAGLOTT. ALAN MALECHA: Homecoming King I, Student Council Representative I, Basketball Numerals I,2, Baseball Let- ter I,2,3,4, State Championship Baseball Team 2, Basket- ball Letter 3,4, Class Vice-president 3, Class Ring Com- mittee 3, Basketball Co-captain 4, Cafeteria Monitor 3,4. TIMOTHY MANDERS: Visual Aids 3,4, Spring Play Pro- duction Staff I,2,3, Spring Play Cast I, Winter Play Cast 2. WAYNE A. MARANO: Secretary of Radio Club 3. KATHLEEN ELIZABETH MARBARGER: Steuben German Award 2, National Honor Society 4. DENISE MARIE MARKULIN: Student Council Elections Committee I, Library Assistant 3, Pom Pons 3,4. JOHN ANDREW MARSHALL: Second Place State Science Fair I, Science Club Secretary 2. JOAN MARTIN: Student Council Representative I,4, Home Economics Style Show 2. WILLIAM MARTIN: Wrestling Numerals 2. JOANNE E. MARTY: Spanish Club Pin I, General Office Assistant 2, Spanish Club Treasurer 3, Spanish Club Guard 2,3, Collage Staff 3, Spanish Club Board 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4. SANRA LEE MATRAVERS: Talent Show 2. HARRY F. MAYERHOFER. DIANE S. MAZUR: Home Economics Style Show I,2,3. JAMES MCCARTHY. DAVID MCCOLLUM. GUY MCCONNELL. ' DOUGLAS W. MCCORMAC: Auxilium Latinum Magna Cum Laude Award I,2,3, Quill and Scroll 3,4, York-Hi Staff 3,4, Student Council Representative 4, Football Letter 4, Cafeteria Monitor 4, York-Hi Page Editor 4, National Honor Society 4. MARGARET JEAN MCGREGOR: Fall Play Production Staff 2,3, Winter Play Production Staff 2, Spring Play Produc- tion Staff 2, Girls' Glee Club State Contest First 2, Three Year Music Letter 4. MARGARET JEAN McMlCHAEL: General Office Assistant 2,3,4, Spanish Club Pin and Guard 2,3, Spanish Club Ofiicer's Guard 3. MICHAEL F. McNEIL: Fall Play Production Staff I, Wres- tling Letter 3,4, Cafeteria Monitor 4. SUSANNE MEGYERY. CAROL ANN MEILLER: Student Council Representative I, Pep Club Pin 2, French Club Pin 2, Green Key Club Pin 2, Student Council Research Committee 2, Pep Club Guard 3, Girls' Club Corresponding Secretary'3, Junior Class Secretary 3, A.F.S. Committee 3, French Club Vice- president 3, French Club Guard 3, Junior Class Ring Committee 3, Girls' Club Conference I,2,3, Pom Pons Pin 4, Chairman Student Council Research Committee 4, Fall Play Production Staff 2, Girls' Club Award I,2,3, Variety Show 2,4, Quill and Scroll 3,4, Trafhc Court 2,3,4, York- Hi Staff 2,3,4, Pep Club Board 3,4, National Honor So- ciety 4, Citizenship Award 4. DIANE RUTH MERKEL: Home Economics Style Show 2. THOMAS R. MERKEL. STEVEN METZGER: Golf Numerals I, Golf Letter 2,3,4, Fourth Place West Suburban Golf Tournament 2, Sixth Place West Suburban Golf Tournament 3, Letterman's Club Pin 3, Honors Study Hall Committee 4, Cafeteria Monitir 3,4, York High Ushers 4, National Honor So- ciety . DWIGHT ALLEN MEY: Transferred from Riverside-Brook- field High School, Riverside, Illinois 2, First Place State Music Contest 2,3,4, Senior Choir Octet 2,3,4, Senior Choir Quartet 3,4, Three Year Music Letter 3, Four Year Music Pin 4. SHIRLEY ANN MICHAELS: Home Economics Style Show 2,3. MARY ANN MILITELLO. JUDITH ANN MILLER: Transferred from Immaculate Con- ception High School, Elmhurst, Illinois 3. STEVEN JAMES MILLER: Student Council Representative I, Three Year Music Letter 3, First Place State Music Con- test 2,3,4, Four Year Music Pin 4, Stunt Night 2,3, Senior Choir Mixed Octet 3,4, Senior Choir Boys' Quartet 3,4, Brigadoon Cast 4. DANIEL J. MlLLSAP:- Student Council Representative I, Track Numerals I,2, Football Numerals 2, Football Letter 3,4, Cafeteria Monitor 4. MARGARET ANN MITCHELL: French Club Pin and Guard 3, Three Year Music Letter 3, Four Year Music Pin 4. RONALD J. MOCHEL. MARGARET S. MOLNAR: Home Economics Style Show 2,3. CARROLL A. MOONEY: Home Economics Style Show l, 2,3, General Office Assistant 2, Pom Pons 4, Traffic Court 4. JERROLD RAYMOND MOOS: Football Numerals 2, Wres- tling Numerals 2, Football Letter 3,4, Wrestling Letter 3, 4, All-Conference Football Team 4, Cafeteria Monitor 4. GAYLORD J. MORSE: Track Numerals I, Track Letter 2, 3,4, All-State Track Team 3, Letterman's Club Pin and Guard 3,4, Cafeteria Monitor 3,4, Cross Country Letter 4. TERRY MICHAEL MOYE: Visual Aids 2, Cross Country Manager's Numerals 2, Wrestling Manager's Numerals 2, Spanish Club Pin 3, Fall Play Production StaFf 2, Winter Play Production Staff 2, Cafeteria Monitor 4, Cross Coun- try Manager's Letter 4, Wrestling Manager's Letter 4. CAROLYN MARIE MUELLER: Fall Play Production Staff 2, Bus Checker 3, Three Year Music Letter 3, Four Year Music Pin 4. KATHRYN ANN MURPHY: Girls' Ensemble 2, Three Year Music Letter 3, French Club Pin 3, Porn Pon Girl 4, Four Year Music Pin 4, Green Key Club Secretary 4, Briga- doon Cast 4. CHARLES J. NAUS: Football Numerals 2, Gymnastics Nu- merals 2, Football Letter 3,4, Gymnastics Letter 3,4, State Championship Gymnastics Team 3, All- Conference Guard 4, Honorable Mention All-State Football Team 4, Cafe- teria Monitor 4. DOUGLAS LEE NELSON: Spanish Club Pin and Guard 2, 3, First Place State Science Fair 2, Spanish Club Secre- tary 3, Biology Club Treasurer 3, Fall Play Cast 2,3,4, Winter Play Cast 2,3, Spring Play Production StaFf 2, Winter Play Production Staff 3, Spring Play Cast 3,4, Spanish Club Vice-president 4, Vaudeville '62, 4, Thes- pian Pin 2,3,4, Most Valuable Thespian 3, Cafeteria Monitor 4, President of Thesoians 4. Brigadoon Cast 4, FRANK WILLIAM NESSEL: Baseball Numerals 2, Variety Show 2: Cross Country Numerals 2: Boys' Quartet 3.4: Senior Choir Octet 3,4, Four Year Music Pin 4.Brigadoon Cast 4. KENNETH T. NEUFFER: Radio Club President 2, Radio Club Vice-president 3,4. DOUGLAS WELDON NICKERSON: German Club Pin 2, German Club Guard 3, German Club Treasurer 3, Math Club Pin,3, German Club Vice-president 4: National Mer- it Scholarship Letter of Commendation 4, N.R.O.T.C. Scholarship 4. ALAN R. NIES: National Honor Society 4. FREDERICK E. NIX: Oklahoma Cast I, Music Letter 3, Or- chestra Secretary 3, Four Year Music Pin 4, First Place State Music Contest l,2,3,4, Brigadoon Cast 4. WILLIAM ROBERT NORTH: Collage Staff I. ' I . MARION RUTH NOTTKE: Collage Staff I, Girls Club Pin 2, Music Letter 3, Commercial Club Pin 3, Four Year Music Pin 4, Girls' Choir Vice-president 4, Student Coun- cil Research Committee 4. DAN E. O'BRlEN. A MARY JO OHLWEILER: Transferred from St. Mary High School, Chicago, Illinois 3, Fall Play Production Staff 3. WILLIAM RICHARD OLSON: Intramural Basketball Cham- ions 4. SHIRLEY FRANCES O'NEILL: Attendance Office Assistant 2,3, Girls' Club Award 2,3, Girls' Club Board 2,3, A.F.S. Committee 3, York-Hi Staff 4. . MARILYN OPTHOLT: Girls' Club Pin 2, Student Council Representative 3, Junior Class Ring Committee 3,,York-Hi Staff 4, A.F.S. Committee 4, Stunt Night 2,3, Vaude- ville '62, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, National Honor Soci- et 4. W'INIFRED LUCILE ORME: Spanish Club Pin 2, Spring Pla Production Staff 2,3, Fall Play Production Staff 3, Girls' Club Pin and Guard 2,3, Future Nurses Pin and Guard 2,3, Nurses' Assistant 3,4, Future Nurses' Club President 4. . ROBERT EUSTACE ORVIS, JR.: Golf Numerals 2, Variety Show 2, First Place State Music Contest 2, Three Year Music Letter 3, Senior Boys' Octet 3,4, Four Year Music Pin 4, Golf Letter 4, Brigadoon Cast 4. V I BARBARA J. OURTH: Spring Play Production Staff 2,3, First Place State Music Contest 2,3, Three Year Music Let- 43 Coun- ter 3, Senior Girie JC-Qc-t gg... I Hon- Auxilium Latinum Cum Ltzud-2 3: F ' Brigadoon Cast 4. T Stott 25 i-iowARo L. OWENS. 'n on MARTHA JEAN PALMER: Student Cos.,-1 . ,V -.--- - mittee 3, Student Council Publicity Ccrfint ,' Year Music Letter 3, Girls' Club Pin IZ, Ff. X, r duction Staff 3, First State Music Contest ll, 3,4-,,Stud X Council Safety Committee 4, Four Year Musi , gdogil Cast 4, Student Council Traffic Co ,,'YprlglQi ta . : ' EUGENE A. PARKHURST. ' 'U STEWART DALE PARR: Track Numerals I,2, Track Letter 3,4, A.F.S. Committee 4, Y's Tales Photographer 4, Three Year Music Letter 4. RONALD PAULSON: Wrestling Numerals I, All-Confer- ence Wrestler 2, Wrestling Letter 2,3,4, Cafeteria Monitor 3,4, Lettermen's Club Guard and Pin 3,4, Baseball Letter ELLEN LOUISE PEARCE: Girls' Club Pin I, Junior Red Cross Pin I,2, Treasurer Red Cross Board 3, Variety Show 2, Office Assistant 4, National Honor Society 4. RAYMOND JOHN PECENY, JR.: Student Council Research Committee 3, A.F.S. Committee 4. WILLIAM T. PEDERSEN: Wrestling Numerals 2, Student Council Representative 3, Social Advisory Committee 3. SUSAN GAY PELLET: Band Treasurer 3, Student Council Publicity Committee 3, Stunt Night 2,3, Variety Show 2,3, First PI-ace State Music Contest 2,3, National Honor Society 3,4, Girls' Club Award l,2,3, Band Pin 4, Girls' Club Board 4, National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 4, Chairman of Homecoming Pep Rally 4, Brigadoon Cast 4. BYRON L. PETERSEN: Football Numerals 2, Attendance Office Assistant 3, Football Letter 4, Cafeteria Monitor 4, Student Council Representative 4, Intramural Basket- ball Champions 4. JOHN J. PFEIFFER. JACK EDWARD PHILLIPS: Student Council Representative 3, Bus Checker 3. SUSAN T. PIEPENBROK. DONALD ALAN POCH: York-Hi Staff 3,4, Three Year Music Letter 4. SANDRA ANN POE: Transferred from J. Sterling Morton High School, Cicero, Illinois 3. JAMES CHARLES POKORN: Football Numerals 2, Track Numerals I,2, Football Letter 4. BARBARA E. POLLARD: Pep Club-Pin I, Girls' Club Pin 2, Library Checker 2, Stunt Night 2,3, Decoration Chair- man of Homecoming Dance 3, Girls' Club Guard 3, A.F.S. Committee 3,4, Student Council Hold-over Member 4, Pep Club Board 4, Chairman of A.F.S. Committee 4, Girls' Club Board 4, Cheerleader l,2,3,4, Cheerleader Co-Captain 2,4, Variety Show 2,4. EDWARD POMEROY: Visual Aids 2,3. EDNA LaVERNE PRAY. CAROL KATHLEEN PRICE: Home Economics Style Show I, Variety Show 2. GLENN CONRAD PRIEBE: Cross Country Numerals 2, Boys' Glee Club 2, Letterman's Club Pin 3, Boys' Octet 3, Three Year Music Letter 3, York High Usher 3,4, Cross Country Letter 3,4, Cafeteria Monitor 3,4, Student Coun- cil Safety Committee 4, A.F.S. Committee 4, Student Council Traffic Court 4, Y's Tales Senior Section Editor 4, Student Council Social Advisory Committee 4, Letter- man's Club Guard 4, Track Letter 4. GAYLE PRUETER: Guidance Office Assistant 2,3, Pep Club Pin 3, Commercial Club Pin 3, Home Economics Style Show 2,3, Library Assistant 4. KENNETH J. RADEK. WARREN RADTKE. MARILYN S. RATZ. PAUL M. REID. F. DAVID REIMAN: Fall Play Production Staff 2,3,4, Mag- ic Club Secretary 2, Winter Play Production Staff 2,3, Spring Play Production Staff 2,3,4, Fall Play Cast 3, Thespians 3,4, Thespian Pin 3,4, Assistant to Director for Spring Play 3, VaudeviIle '62, Stage Manager 4. DONALD DAVID RElNKEz Basketball Numerals 2, Winter Play Cast 2, Football Numerals 2, Attendance Office As- sistant 3, Football Letter 4, Basketball Letter 4. SHARON L. RICKARD: Library Assistant 2. JOAN C. RIESTER: Pep Club Board 2, Pep Club Award l,2,3, Fall Play Production Staff 2, Variety Show 2, Pom Zan Girl 4, Orchesis Pin 3, Home Economics Style Show ROBERT J. RILEY: Wrestlin Letter 2,3,4, Cafeteria Moni- tor 4, District Wrestling Ciampion 4. JAMES ANDREW RITTER. JAMES RITTMUELIER: Wrestling Numerals 2. JUNE B. ROBBINS: Library Assistant 4. G. TONEY ROBINSON. ELIZABETH ANNE ROGERS: Girls' Club Pin I, Sophomore Class Treasurer 2, Homecoming Queen 2, Stunt Night 2, Student Council Research Committee Secretary 3, Green Key Club Pin 3, Cheerleader 4, Senior Class Secretary 4, Announcements Committee 4. MARY PAT ROGERS: Girls' Club Pin 3, Student Council ' 4, .-me.-fi' Council Elec- 'lf,n:.r: 'tumerals 2, Three Year . 1 .' tef '41, Tennis Letter 3, Four it net' i'-icsirv: Society 4. '-L. .t1UT7fDi2i'rt: German Club Pin 2, ,tter I-our Year Music Pin 4, Stu- . este.-'ch Committee 4, National Honor So- Q. is .vac .oh Cust 4. iffy ,Q fm-it Basketball Numerals 2, Basketball Let- ,,f.'1.-g,QAi . erence Basketball Team, 4, Special Mention AISS te sketball Team 4. JOHN J. RUMPS. JUDITH ARLENE RUSCH. MARY ELIZABETH RUTECKI: Transferred from Aquinas Dominican High School, Chicago, Illinois 3, Fall Play Production Staff 3,4, Winter Play Production Staff 3, Spring Play Cast 3, Thespian Pin 4, Fall Play Cast 3,4, Spring Play Production Staff 4. KATHLEEN LYNN SAMLOW: Home Economics Style Show 2. CAROL JEAN SATZKE: Variety Show 2, Home Economics Style Show 2. SUSAN SYLVIA S.AUTIER: Auxilium Latinum Award I, Home Economics Club Treasurer 2, Home Economics Club Pin 2, Three Year Music Letter 3, Quill and Scroll 3,4, York-Hi Staff 3,4, Home Economics Club President 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3,4. VIRGINIA L. SCHAFER: Homecoming Queen I, Auxilium Latinum Award I, Y's Tales Staff 2, Student Council Rep- resentative I,2, Junior Class President 3, Junior Class Ring Committee 3, Social Advisory Committee 3, Pep Club Pin 3, Jazz Club Secretary 3, Variety Show 2,4, Student Council Corresponding Secretary 4, Fall Play Production Staff 4, Spring Play Cast 4, National Honor Society 4. JEAN MARIE SCHELTES: Auxilium Latinum Award I,2,3, Three Year Music Letter 3, Latin Club Pin 4, Fourth Year Music Pin 4, Brigadoon Production Staff 4, National Hon- or Society 4. MARY CATHERINE SCHEPPACH: Girls' Club Pin I, Girls' Club Corresponding Secretary 2, Pep Club Pin 2, Ge-neral Oftice Assistant 2,3,4, Student Council Research Commit- tee 3, Girls' Club Board 2,3, Bus Checker 4. JUTTA SCHIRRMACHER: A.F.S. Exchange Student from Bottrop, West Germany 4, York-Hi Staff 4, A.F.S. Com- mittee 4, Honorary Homecoming Queen 4, Fall Play Production StaPf 4, Spring Play Cast 4, Assistant Director Vaudeville '62 4. ROBERT SCHLOEMER: Golf Numerals 2, Golf Letter 3,4. CAROLYN VAL SCHMIDT: Transferred from Bremen Com- munity High School, Midlothian, Illinois 2, Three Year Mu- sic Letter 3, Four Year Music Pin 4, Vaudeville '62 Cast 4, Brigadoon Cast 4. MIRIAM L. SCHMITT: Commercial Club Pin 3, General Office Assistant 3,4. KAREN LOIS SCHOBELE Fall Play Production Staff 3, Three Year Music Letter 3, Future Teachers of America Pin 3, Four Year Music Pin 4, Orchestra President 4, Fu- ture Teachers of America Treasurer 4. GAYLE SCHREIBER. York-Hi Staff 3, General Office As- sistant 3,4. CARSON SCHULER: Football Numerals 2, Student Council Representative 2, Junior Class Treasurer 3, Class Ring Committee 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Letter- man's Club Pin and Guard 3, Letterman's Club Treasurer 4, National Honor Society Treasurer 4, Football Letter 3, 4, Cafeteria Monitor 3,4, All-Conference Football Team 4. WILLIAM ROBERT SCHULTZ. SUSAN FAYE SCHUMACHER: Library Assistant 2,3, Girls' Club Pin 2. JULIA ANN SCOTT: Transferred from Dubuque Senior High School, Dubuque, Iowa 3, Cheerleader 4, Vaude- ville '62 Cast 4, Library Assistant 4. ELIZABETH M. SCULLY: Elections Committee 4, Activities OPFice Assistant 3,4, Social Advisory Committee 4, Fall Play Production Staff 2. ROBERT L. SEABRIGHT: Fall Play Production Staff 2,3,4, Winter Play Cast 2,3, Fall Play Cast 3, Spring Play Cast, 3,4, Spring Play Production Crew 2, German Club Pin 2, York-Hi Stat? 3,4, Thespians 3,4, Thespian Pin 4, Vaudeville '62 Production Staff 4. ANDREW SERPICO. WILLIAM D. SHAMBURG: Football Letter 4. LYNN KENRICIA SHARPLES: Activities OFHce Assistant 4. H. DALE SHERMAN: Track Numerals 2, Three Year Music Letter 3, Track Letter 4, Four Year Music Pin 4. JUDITH ANN SHEWCHUK: Spanish Club Pin and Guard I,2, Variety Show 2, Spanish Club Vice-president 3, Stu- dent Council Representative 3, Pom Pon Pin 3,4. TERRY SHIPP: Visual Aids 2,3,4, York-Hi Printing Staff 4. PENELOPE ANN SHORT: Library Committee 2, Fall Play Production Stott 2, Attendance Office Assistant 2,3, Green Key Club Pin 3, Girls' Club Pin 3, Bus Checker 4, Pep Club Board 4. RALPH SIEBERT. NORA ELLEN SIMERSON: Auxilium Latinum Award I, Na- tional Honor Society 4. ELILABETH ANN SINCLAIR: Cheerleader Co-Captain 2, 151 Social Advisory Committee 3, Stunt Night 3, Cheerleader I,2,3, Three Year Music Letter 3, First Place State Music Contest 2,3, Student Council Hold-Over Member 4, Four Year Music Pin 4, Student Council Representative I,2,3, Brlgadoon Cast 4. NANCI JO SKINNER: Transferred from Kimball High 5Cl1OOI, Royal Oak, Michigan 3, Stunt Night 3, Winter Play Production Staff 3. JoANN SLOWIK: Attendance Office Assistant 2, Home- COWHVIQ Queen 4, Home Economics Style Show 2,3,4, Student Council Representative 4. JAMES SMEJA: Three Year Music Letter 3, Four Year Music Pin 4. LYNN MARIE SMITH: Variety Show 2. CHARLES N. SORENSEN: German Club Pin and Guard 3, German Club Treasurer 4. JOAN SYLVIA SOUTHON: German Club Secretary 3, German Club Pin and Guard 3, F.T.A. President 3, York- 'Hi Staff 3,4, Quill and Scroll 3,4, F.T.A. Pin and Guard 3, German Club President 4, National Honor Society 4. A.F.S. Committee 4. KAREN ANN SPICER: Variety Show 2, Girls' Club Pin 2, Senior Choir Octet 3, Music Letter 4, Brigadoon Cast 4. MARIANNE EMELIE SPILO. EIQNCY IRENE STANLEY: Home Economics Style Show I, RICHARD N. STANLEY. NANCY JEAN STEINHEBEL: Home Economics Style Show 2, Attendance Ofiice Assistant 3. ERIC STENBERG: Football Numerals 2, York-Hi Staff 3,4, Football Letter 4, Quill and Scroll 4. MARTHA ANN STEPHENSON: Library Assistant 2, Stu- dent Council Representative I,2,3, Girls' Club Pin and Guard 2,3, Pep Club Pin and Guard 2,3, Girls' Club Board 3, Pep Club Board 3,4, York-Hi Staff 3,4, Safety Committee 3,4, Stunt Night 2,3, Fall Play Production Staff 3, Quill and Scroll 3,4, Cheerleader I,2,3,4, Student Council Hold-Over Member 4, Girls' Club Secretary 4, National Honor Societ 4. KAREN STERLING: Oklahoma Cast I, Bus Checker 3, Three Year Music Letter 3. DONALD V. STIBBE: Y's Tales Photographers' Staff 4. JOHN STOLA: Intramural Basketball Championship I, Football Numerals 2, Baseball Manager's Numerals 2, Visual Aids I,3, Football Manager's Letter 4, Baseball Manager's Letter 4. ALBERT C. STOLPER: Auxilium Latinum Award I, Fall Play Cast 2, Spring Play Cast 3, National Honor Society 4. JANET ELIZABETH STOLTMAN: First Place State Music Contest 2, Three Year Music Letter 4. GEORGE W. STONESIFER: Gymnastics Numerals 2, Foot- ball Letter 4, Gymnastics Letter 4. THOMAS RALPH STRANBERG: Football Letter 4. WAYNE T. STRAUCH: Baseball Numerals I, Football Nu- merals 2, Basketball Numerals 2, State Championship Baseball Team 2, Student Council Representative I,2, Football Letter 3,4, All-Conference Football Team 3,4, All-Conference Baseball Team 3, Basketball Letter 2,3,4, Baseball Letter 3,4, Student Council Treasurer 3, Class Ring Committee 3, All-Suburban Football Team 4, All- State Football Team 4, Conference Football Scoring Championship 4, Prep Back of the Week 4, Prep All- American Football Award 4. RICHARD A. STRUCK. DALLAS SUTTON: Student Council Representative 2, Green Key Club Pin 3, Class Ring Committee 3, Or- chesis Pin 3, Pom Pon Pin and Guard 3,4, Stunt Night 3, Student Council Research Committee 4, A.F.S. Commit- tee 4, York-Hi Staff 3,4, Quill and Scroll 4. JUDITH MAY SWABACK. ALLEN R. SZERLONG: Fall Play Production Staff 2,3,4, Winter Play Production Staff 2,3, Spring Play Production Staff 2,3,4, Thespian Pin 4, Thespians Treasurer 3,4. RICHARD SZERLONG. JAMES TAYLOR. CHARLES F. THILL: A.F.S. Exchange Student from Luxem- bourg City, Luxembourg 4, Student Council Member 4. CHERYL JEAN THOMAS: G.A.A. First Year Award 3, Fall- Play Production Staff 2,3,4, Winter Play Production Staff 2,3, Spring Play Production StaFf 2,3,4, Thespians 3,4, Thespian Pin 4. JAMES R. THOMAS: Intramural Basketball Champions 2, General Olnfice Assistant 4. SHELLEY THOMSON: Home Economics Style Show 2,3, Attendance Oftice Assistant 2, Student Advisory Commit- tee 4. SHARON CAROLYN THORBERG: Auxilium Latinum Award 2, Three Year Music Letter 3, Girls' Club Board 3,4, Girls' Club Award I,2,3, National Honor Society 3,4, Senior Choir Octet 3,4, First Place State Music Contest 2,3, Va- riety Show 2,4, Secretary of National Honor Society 4: National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 4, Brigadoon Cast 4. LINDA LOUISE THURBER: Three Year Music Letter 3, Fu- ture Teachers' Pin 4, A.F.S. Committee 3, Future Teach- ers' Vice-president 4, Four Year Music Pin 4, Student Council Safety Committee 4. RICHARD TILLOTSON: Transferred from Ridgewood High School, Ridgewood, New Jersey 4, Quill and Scroll 4, mmittee 37 First Place York-Hi Stott 47 National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 47 Intramural Basketball Champions 4g Na- tional Honor Society 4. STEPHEN R. TILLY: Jazz Club Treasurer 37 Quill and Scroll 3,47 National Honor Society 3,47 York-Hi Stott 3, 47 National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 4. Baseball Letter 4. JANE ELIZABETH TOEDTER: Home Economics Style Show 2,37 Library Assistant 27 Variety Show 27 Girls' Club Pin 3j Pep Club Board 3,4. ROBERT D. TOMY: Intramural Basketball Champions I,2. DONNA JEAN TOSKEY: Scholastic Gold Key Art Award Finalist 2j Scholastic Gold Key Art Award 2,3,47 Y's Tales Art Statf 2,3,47 York-Hi StaFF 27 Quill and Scroll 3,4. JOSEPH L. TOWNSEND. KENNETH R. TOWNSEND. JUDITH TREPANIER: Commercial Club Pin 37 French Club Pin 3. TIMOTHY N. TROENDLY. DENNIS TURYNA: Homecoming King 27 Variety Show 27 Camera Club Treasurer 3j Y's Tales Statt 2,3,47 Y's Tales Photographer 2,3,47 Chief Photographer 47 Intramural Basketball Champions 4. RICHARD M. TUTHILL: Tennis Numerals 27 Activities Of- fice Assistant 3,4. CAROL ANN ULCZYCKI: Pep Club Pin 37 Fall Play Pro- duction StaFf 37 Commercial Club Pin and Guard 3,47 Li- brary Assistant 2,3,47 Student Organist 3,47 Commercial Club President 47 Pep Club Board 47 A.F.S. Committee 4. FRANCIS VAN ALLEN: Three Year Music Letter 3j Four Year Music Pin 47 Brigadoon Cast 4. SANDRA SUE VAN EWYK: Home Economics Style Show 2. DEBORAH JOYCE VAN NORMAN: Fall Play Production Staff I,2,3,47 Winter Play Cast 2j Winter Play Produc- tion Stott 2,3f Spring Play Production Staff 2,3,47 Spring Play Cast 37 Fall Play Cast 47 Thespians 3,47 Thespians Secretary 37 Thespian Jeweled Pin 47 Variety Show Pro- duction Statf 2,4. GEORGE D. VANN, JR.: Y's Tales Business Staff 2,3,4. MARVIN VESTUTO. PATRICIA JUNE VITNER: Commercial Club Pin and Guard 37 Library Assistant 2,3,47 Commercial Club Treasurer 4. JULIE ANN VOGEL: Student Council Representative 37 Home Economics Style Show 3,47 York-Hi Typist 47 Three Year Music Letter 4. KAREN E. VOLLERTSEN: Transferred from Atfton High School, St. Louis, Missouri 3. CYNTHIA LEE VORLICKY: Future Teachers' Club Pin and Guard 2,37 Home Economics Style Show 2,3f General Of- fice Assistant 3,4. CATHERINE ANNE WAGNER: Spanish Club Pin 3j Nurses' Office Assistant 4. DIANE EVELYN WAGNER: Home Economics Style Show 27 Girls' Club Pin 3i National Honor-Society 4. JUDITH LYNN WALCH: Nurses' Office Assistant 27 Guid- ance Office Assistant 3,4. MARY-JAQUELINE GRACE WALLACE: Winter Play Pro- duction Statf 2j French Club Pin and Guard 3j National Merit Scholarship Finalist 4j York-Hi Staff 2,3,47 Quill and Scroll 3,47 National Honor Society 4. PATRICIA ELLEN WANZUNG: Home Economics Style Show 3. JACK R. WATERS. HOLBERT G. WATSON, JR.: German Club Pin and Guard 3. PATRICK WEAVER: Gymnastics Numerals I,2j Senior Choir Treasurer 37 Three Year Music Letter 3i Gymnastics Letter 3j Senior Choir President 4j Four Year Music Pin 47 Yaolk High Ushers 2,3,47 Fall Play Cast 2i Boys' Quar- tet , . RICHARD MARK WEBER: Transferred from St. Francis High School Wheaton, Illinois 4. ROBERT C. WEHNER: Intramural Basketball Champions 4. KAREN WEIDENBACH: Historical Society Pin and Guard 37 Magic Club Secretary 3. ELIZABETH WEIDMAN: Variety Show 27 A.F.S. Commit- tee 37 Girls' Club Pin and Guard 3j Three Year Music Letter 37 Student Council Research Committee 4j Pom Pons ILLINOIS STATE 47 Girls' Quartet 4i Four Year Music Pin 47 Student cil Safety Committee 4i Brigadoon Cast 4j or Society 4. FRANCES EVELYN WEI55: Spring Play Orchesis Pin 27 Library Assistant 27 Spanish Guard 37 York-Hi Staff 37 Collage Stott 3. JAMES CHARLES WELSCH: Transferred School, Sheboygan, Wisconsin 3. LINDA WERNER: Treasurer of Orchesis 27 Library Assist- ant 27 Pep Club Pin Qi Orchesis Pin and Guard 3,42 Quill and Scroll 3,47 Quill and Scroll Pin 37 York-Hi Staff 47 Orchesis President 4. CHARLES H. WESSELS. LYNN MARIE WHALEN: Collage Staff 2j Fall Play Pro- duction Staft 27 Three Year Music Letter 3j French Club En and GUC1I'd 3j Four Year Music Pin 4j Brigadoon ast . SHERRY PATRICIA WICK: Transferred from Ashland High School, Ashland, Wisconsin Qi Home Economics Style Show 47 Bus Checker 3,4. RICHARD ALLEN WIERSEMA: Football Numerals Qi Wres- tling Numerals Qi Student Council Citizenship Committee 37 National Merit Scholarship Letter ot Commendation 37 Letterman's Club Pin and Guard 3j Cafeteria Monitor 3, 4j Three Year Music Letter 37 Senior Class Treasurer 47 Student Council Representative 4j Four Year Music Pin 47 Football Letter 3,47 Wrestling Letter 3,4. GEORGE W. WILDER: Three Year Music Letter 4. JOYCE ARLENE WILLE: Attendance Assistant 2,37 Home Economics Style Show 2,3. JAMES EVAN WILSON: Intramural Basketball Champions 4. ROBERT W. WINTER: Golf Numerals 27 Golf Letter 4. PATRICK JOHN WOHLRAB. PEGGY WOLF: Library Assistant 2j Winter Play Produc- tion Staff 3. ROGER ALLEN WOLFE: Winter Play Cast 2,3,47 Fall Play Cast 37 Spring Play Cast 3,47 Fall Play Stage Man- ager 3j Thespian Pin 47 Vaudeville '62 Crew 4. DONALD G. WOLFGARTH. KAREN LEE WOLVEN: Three Year Music Letter 4j Fall Play Production Staff I. DEREK MICHAEL WOODS: Football Numerals 27 Track Numerals 27 Student Council Representative 27 Homecom- ing King 3j Football Letter 47 Vaudeville '62, 4. ROBERT I. WOODS: Track Numerals .li Cross Country Numerals I,27 Cross Country Letter 4. ERIC WORKMAN: Three Year Music Letter 3j Four Year Music Pin 47 Band Treasurer 47 First Place State Ensemble Contest I,2,3,47 National Honor Society 4. BARBARA WAXBERG: Library Assistant 2,3. I ERNEST WRIGHT. ' ROBERT D. YRI. ' ' CHARLOTTE LEE ZADUKUS: Home Economics Style Show 2,37 Home Economics Pin 37 Winter Play Production Staff 3. NATALIE ANNE ZAK: Activities Office Assistant 27 Pep Club Pin 37 Commercial Club Pin Economics Style Show I,27 Library Play Production Staff 3. and Guard 37 Home Assistant 2,3,47 Fail JOANN MARIE ZALETEL: Guidance Ottice Assistant 3,4. DARLENE ZAREMBA. SHARON ZEILLER: Home Economics Style Show 2,37 Li- brary Assistant 3,4. CAROL ZITZ: Green Key Club Pin 27 Variety Show 27 Three Year Music Letter 37 A.F.S. Co State Ensemble Contest 2,3i Four Year Music Pin 47 Stu- dent Council Research Committee 2,3,47 Student Council Research Committee Chairman 4. JOAN ZITZ: Freshman Class Vice-president I7 Variety Show 27 Student Council Research Committee 37 Three Year Music Letter 37 Four Year Music Pin 47 York-Hi Typ- ing StaFF 4j Student Council Representative 4. SCHOLARSHIP FINALISTS Donald G. Anderman Kent W. Andres .Michael D. Bovis Carol L. Bretz Leslie E. Burdick Dorothy L. 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